https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c64620644f375e178fab920e6d58d00e.pdf 79d595b46b2efe09e7e62502ff7fa9df PDF Text Text J ' • 1 U.S. will continUe 'feeding the world I • "I do not believe the worJd is in imminent danger of a drift into cumulative recession though we must be alert to act quickly should the situation change unexpectedly," Simon_ told a meeting of governors of the International Monetary Fund and .the World Bank. He pledged the United States By CHARLES E. FLINNER WASiiiNGTON (UPil Treasury Secretary William E. Simon told world bankers and finance ministers today the United States will not tighten its purse strings or · curb exports or· ·precious grain and other items to fight inflation at home. would maintain open markets commodities although . many and "foreign borrowers will Americans want the country to have free access t9 any fun!Js keep some items - " from which come here, The U.S. wheat to coal" - a t home. government offers no special . President Ford addressed subsidies or inducements to the mee ting on Monday and attract capital here; neithe'r do attacked inflatll)n in general we place obstacles to outflow." t,erms, promising that Simon Simon said the United States would get into more deta il on believes in an open mljrket ~or U.S. policy today . Ford again urged international cooperation in trade, monetary poli cy and other economic means . · Simon . said th e ad provides loan guarantees to ministration is trying to get eligible companies to fund up Congress to take concrete steps to 90 pet. of the purchase of by the end of this year to keep land, buildings, machinery and up the United States' equipment. The commission momentum toward freer world also authorizes the issue of taxtrade, cutting restrictions on free revenue bonds .to help exports and open capital. industry expand in Ohio. "Some are concerned that a Reed has served as a determined international atmember since Gilligan aptack on inflation by fiscal and pointed him Jan . 1, 1973. monetary restraint might push Reed began his career 25 the world into deep recession , years ago as a bookkeeper at even depression," he said. The Farmers Bank and -" "I recognize this concern, Sayings Co. He subsequently but I do not believe we should served as a teller, assistant let it distort our judgment. " vice president and vice Simon told the meeting that presid_ent. Reed and his wife, many experts had expected the Nancy, and three sons reside.at United States would recefve 141 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy . TED· REED the bulk of American dollars Reed elected vice chairman Gov . John J . Gilligan today flo announced that Theodore T: ReeC:, Jr., president of The Farmers Bank and Savings Co., Pomeroy, has been elected vice chairman of hle Ohio Development Financing Commission. Reed was selected by fellow commission members at the Sept. 27 meeting in Columbus. being sppnt in the Middle East for 'oil ', but that so far this had not been the case. . "The net capital flow into the United Stales from all forei gn sources, as measured by the U. S. current iH"cnunl dJ~ficit. has NIXOD • . been small; about $2 billion so far this year," Si mon suicl. "During the same period our oil import bill h~ s been about $12 billion - larger than il was in a comparable period last year . While somr h;Jvr ~x- pressed concern ~at excessive oil funds would .. . flow to the United States .. . the picture thus far ha s been quite different. .Si[IlOn told newsmen at a breakfast meeting before hi s may never·testify I" . WASHINGTON t UP!) - The Wat ergate cover-up trial of fiv e assoc iat es of form er President Richard M. Nixon began with jw·y selection today and the prospect that Nixon , the star witness, might never appear to answer questions ·' about the sca ndaL U.S. District Judge John J . Sirica opened the trial at 9:30 a.m. EDT in the hu ge, ceren1onial court room on the sixth floor of the same federal courthouse were he tried the original Watergate burglars nearly two years ago. In the interim , the scandal washed through the highest leve ls of government and culminated in Nixon's resignalion fr om office . About 200 of the 1,000 prospective jurors were seated in the courtroom as Sirica laun ched into a se ri es of qu es tion s th a t eventually would weed them down to a panel of 12lo decide the fate of two former White House aides, an ex-attorney general, one of his assistants and an attorney who worked for Nixon's reelection campaign. All of the defendants have pleaded innocent. Sirica immediately issued a stern warning that a ll of the five defendants- who sat smiling and relaxed.at the defense table - should be "presumed to might continue until Christmas, including an open court be innocent" of all crimes until heari ng of the still con· the verdict is reached . One of the defendants, for- tr ove rs ial tape recorded mer No . 2 While House aide conversations in which Nixon · John D. Ehrlichman, en- ~cussed Watergate with his countered a small band of aides .. Sl<~ .. ing trial were five of jeering yo uths who spat · the seven men indicted last on him as he entered the for plotting to hush up March courthouse. The scene was prolonged when a fede ra l th e Watergate scandal The ODFC was created 11 marshal, failing to recognize Ehrliclunan, former Attorney years ago to promote the Ehrliclunan, breifly blocked'' Gener~l John N. Mitchell, economic welfare of the public his entrance into the .cour- forme1 White House chief of by assisting the development of staff H.R. Haldeman, former thouse . industry, commerce and There were N!porls that Assistant Attorney General research _activities in Ohio. It Ehrliclunan had changed his Robert C. Matdian and Kenprovides loan guarantees to defense strategy and would neth W. Parkinson, an attorney eligible companies in Ohio. It contend that Nixon planned the for the re-election committee. cover-up and thus his agents All are charged with con. spiracy to obstruct justice. All should not be punished for carrying out presidential orbut Mardian are also charged with obstruction of justice. ders. NBC reported EhrlichMitchell, Haldeman and Ehrman's defense was contained '. in secret papers field with the lichman are further charged court. with lying to federal invesNixon, an unindicted co- tigators. · conspirator in the cover-up Charges were dropped who received a pardon from against Charles W. Colson last President Ford although he summer after he pleaded Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Are<~ has admitted no guilt, was sub- guilty in a related case~ and poneaed by both the prosecu- Sirica reduced the number of tion and the defense . defendants to five Monday, with phlebitis in ordering a separate trial for Bedridden POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1974 VOL. XXVI · NO. 119 PHONE 992-2156 TEN CENTS California, Nixon was said by Gordon C. Strachan. his doctors to be to ill to appear Strachan, once Haldeman's . . ... ......... :.... ;;...~Pt. ..W.PR;,~ giw a deposition for at aide, has contended for months or even ------~ least a month-possibly three. that evidence being used to At first, the questions which prosecute him was tainted Sirica posed to the prospective since he had been promised jurors would be general immunity in return for his By United Press International -designed primarily to deter- _test imony . . WASHINGTON - THE SENATE HAS PASSED a Housemine which of them claim any Sirica refused to dismiss the approved bill to repeal year-round daylight saving time - set up association with the defen- indictment, but agreed, the for last winter's energy shortage - and return the country to dants, the attorneys or any issue should be settled before standard time during the "dark" months, November through other figures in the scandal Strachan stands trial. February. that preoccupied Washington Sirica told reporters after 9 and the nation for so long . hours and 40 minutes of closed President Ford is expected to sigh the measure, and the WASHINGTON" (UP!) - entire right breast, the pecreport , "showed microscopic axillary (a rmpit) nodes The process of jury selection on Nixon's White hearings nation would set its clocks back an hour on Oct. 27, 1974. Daylight Doctors are optimistic Betty toral muscle beneath it, and carries a dire prognosis, " the of cancer in only 2 involvement to take a week was expected House tapes that he also had saving time would return Feb. 23, 1975. Ford will recover, but the lymph tissue of her armpit of 30 nodes. There was no in- summary sa id, although the (Continued on Page 8) microscopic traces of the First - her doctors will be deciding experts ca uti oned against and lawyers predicted the trial ,. in local blood volvement WASHiNGTON - PRESIDENT FORD ATTACKED in- Lady's breast cancer were what to do next. vessels. Considering that only reading too mu ch into flation in general terms Monday _and urged international found in lymph nodes removed statistics. "During Mrs. Ford's postopcooperation in trade, monetary policy and other economic from under her armpit, and she . erative period," a- White House two of the lymph nodes were On Monday, said spokesman involved and that there is no means. Then he promised that Treasury Secretary William must havP additional therapy. spokesman said, " seve ral W. Roberts, Mrs. Ford's J . clinical evidence of cancer Simon would provide the specifics. Simon was to address today's • to other areas, her discomfort was "steadily dePresident Ford radiated diagnostic studies will be spread session of the international bankers and money managers relief Monday after a ! 1/2-hour performed to determine creasing." She needed less leading the World Bank and the International MQnetary Fund. visit with his wife at Bethesda whether X-ray therapy, hor- doctors remained optimistic pain-killers, she walked a little, for a prolonged survival." Ford gave the traditional address opening the meeting Naval Hospital. and had tea, chicken broth and monal · therapy or Monday. "We want solutions which serve broad interests rather By coincidence, the coun- crackers. She even sat up for a · By United Press International it's in." "She was feeling much chemotherapy should be in' A prolonged drought , a rainy than narrow self-5erving ones," the President said. "We want bette!'," he said. "There )Vas a stituted in order to ensure try 's breast cancer experts while in a rocking chair. I A cold front moved into Ohio more cooperation, not mere isolation. We want trade, not great improvement. She gave masimum treatment of this were in Washington Monday to "5'he has good mobility of her · overnight, sending tempera- spring planting season, lack of protectionism. · discuss a National Cancer right arm, being able to place tures into the 30's and 40's with fertilizer because of the energy me a hard time about a couple cancer.'' shortage and last week's frost "We want price stability, not inflation. We want growth, not of things, so she must be The lymph nodes were Institute report on the disease. her hand on top of her head lows in the 20's and 30's ' stagnation. We want a better life for ourselves and our children." feeling .better." For women with breast without significant difficulty," predicted for tonight which is have cost Ohio farmers about removed Saturday and exammore bad news for farmers in $250 million in lost corn, $100 Ford called a medical report ined at the National Cancer cancer that had extended unto Roberts said. WASHINGTON - IN A GESTURE NOT MADE by an on her condition "optimistic as Institute. between one and three lymph Mrs. Ford was expected to be the Buckeye State who have million in soybeans and $& American president for more than 100 years, President Ford has far as I'm concerned," but Ford got the test results from nodes, the statistics said, there released early next week, but already suffered at least $365 million in tomatoes. The Na\ional Weather volunteered to testify before congr~ssmen and . answer said, "there are also some White House physician William was a 62 per cent survival rate must spend six to eight weeks million in crop 'damage Service said brisk · westerly questions about his pardon of Richard Nixon. "This is to advise questions raised." Lukash. Mrs . .Ford was told by for 5 years ·and 38 per cent for convalescing, according to because of the weather during winds brought cold weather pa~t growing season. the you that I expeCt to appear personally to re~pond to the questions hospital sources. All of her As Mrs. Ford, ii6, recovers her surgeon, Capt. William 10 years. across all of Ohio overnight "We probably had · some raised ... ," Ford said in a three-5entence letter delivered to Rep. from Saturday's radical mas- Fouty. "Previous studies have in- scheduled activities for Oc• · with temperatures early today soybeans that escaped the first William L. Hungate, D-Mo., chairman of a House judiciary tectomy - removal of her The tests, according to the dicated that the presence in the tober have been canceled. damage (last week's frost) and in the 30's and 40's. subcommittee on criminal justice. He offered to appear within 10 Forecasters sald brisk west would catch this one," said C. days. to 'northwest winds will con tinWilliam Swank, executive vice It was more than the surprised congressman had expected or . ue today and some showers will president of the Ohio Farm asked. Mo'St recent presidents have asserted "executive probably continue in the northBureau Federation. privilege" to avoid giving information to Congress - much less "This could hit us again," ern counties. Partly sunny appear in person. Nixon fought for the principle all through the Training sessions to qualify assigned, the poll workers may new election laws and general election in the future. said Swank. "If it gets down skies are expected · in the Watergate scandal, saying he had to preserve the powers of the attend any one of the other procedures to be followed in Presiding over last night's into the 20's that's more than a central and southern sections under a new law the 240 presidency. meeting was Bill Cozart, frost, it's a freeze . That's all we of Ohio . workers at the 40 polls in Meigs three sessions. Attendance is the voting processes. Alternates may attend any of chairman . The other board need. It would stop all the County for the Nov. 5 election mandatory and any of the 240 Frost or freeze warnings CINCINNATI - AFTER RELEASING A suspect who had workers already assigned to the training sessions, but they members present were E. A. growing and we would have to have been issued for tonight will be held soon, the Meigs been held six days on kidnaping charges, police today inCounty Board of Elections work at the polls not attending will not receive the flat fee Wingett, James Quivey and take the crop whatever stage across all of Ohio as skies art vestigated a second man accused of abducting four-year~\d will be replaced in their par- payment unless they are called Leslie Fultz, direc tor , Mrs. · ordered Monday night. expected to clear and ljhlf'Allison Mechem. Charges agianst Frank Joseph Wiechman, 26, · Four training sessions will be ticular precinct, if possible, the upon to work on election day as Johnston and dep4ty director, \ mercury is expected to drbp of Cincinnati, were dropped Monday after Police Lt . Daniel Cash board said. an official in their voting Mrs. Wippel. held with the poll workers to . ABOVE STANDARDS into the 20s and 30s. said Weiclunan "was not involved in the case in any manner." The training sessions will be precinct. attend one session Poll workers will be notified Meigs County's communical Temperatures on Wednesday The action focused the case entirely on Clifford J. Kroger, 38, planned by election board Aim of the board is to have by letter and by The Daily weights and measures 'are well are expected to climb only into preferably the one closest to a father of five and an engineering consultant who was arrested director Mrs. Dorothy John- 100 pet. trained personnel at Sentinel of the lime and above state minimum stan- the 40s and the 50s as a large last Friday night in Orlando, Fla. and charged with kidnaping. their homes ...Each session will ston and her deputy, Mrs. the 4Q voting places of the loca lion of th e training dards, Auditor James E. Roush high pressure mass moves into be about an hour and one-half Kroger. a former resident of Cincinnati, waived extradition in an Mary Wippel. They will set up county. lfhe training sessions sessions. said Monday, following state Ohio. Orange County, Fla. court and said, "The only thing to do is to in duration for which poll the four locations for the are being set up in compliance · The board also made plans to Department of Agricultur e workers will be paid a flat fee The extended outlook for get back there (Cincinnati) and get something done." Kroger's sessions·· to be scattered· as with a new law which went into advise the public through The inspections in February and Thursday through ·S aturday for attending. · wife Norma told reporters, "I have no comment except to tell you If it is impossil!le to attend geographically as possible. effect iast Friday. Daily Sentinel of election June, and certification of those calls · for vaTiable cloudiness ~e · is innocent." •. The law requires that such changes which take effect Nov. findings by Kenneth Abcock with a chance of showers about the session to which they are They will all!E> outline the material to be given the training sessions be held before 5. Friday with highs in the 50s and Cleo Painter. PERRY, OHIG- TEACHERS IN THE Perry School system workers. This will deal with each primary and general .and the lower 60s and lows in were to strike today, idling classes in four schools and involving the 30s on Thursday warming 1,808 students. . • into the 40s by Saturday._ Members of the Perry Classroom Teachers Association EXTENDED Ol['fLOOK voted overwhelmingly Monday night to strike. There are 81 Thursday through teachers iii the school system, which includes two elementary D~LA wARE·, Ohio ( UPI) Glenn, in remarks prepared "More t~an 70 per cent"Of our. Saturday: Variable schools, a middle school and a high school in Lake County. Democratic senatorial candi- for delivery to a breakfast nation's workers commute by cloudiness with a chalice of date' John Glenn said toda·; c. meeting of supporters .JJere, auto and this · ,staggering inshowers about Friday, highs Frost or freezing, clearing SANTO DOMINGO- LEFTISTS GUERRILLAS holed up in proposal being considerd 'by said the proposed tax hike crease would also affect bus In the 50s and the lower 60s tonight. Lows in the upper 20s · the Venezuelan Consulate dropped most of their kidnap demands ' passengers at the farebox," the Ford administration rtihike . would be "completely unacand lows In the 30s on Thursto mid 30s. Tomorrow partly today in negotiations for the release of a U.S. woman diplomat the gasoline tax by 10 cents a ceptable" becaus~ it would be said Glenn. "In addition, it day warming Into the 40s by sunny and continued cold. Meigs County Sheriff Robert and six other hostages. would further inflate the ~ost of gallon is a "re-tread trial inflationary and discriminate Saturday. Highs in the upper 40s and rtlid . Top government sources said this morning the leftists of- C. Hartenbilch and Bernard balloon that should be shot against the poor and those who food about 17 per cent of our fered to free the seven 'hostages in exchange for the release of Fultz, prosecuting attorney,. 50s. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~..;::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ down immediately :" use their autos for work._· food cost . imprisoned guerrilla leader Plinjo Matos Moquete ;md safe took into cus!p<!y a juvenile at departure out of the country. The government, which has offered Meigs High School Monday only safe passage from the Dominican Republic for the consulate who h~.d in his possess,ion raiders, has yet to make a decision on the latest demands, the several baggies of cured marijuana, rolled marijuana sources said. JACKSON - The Ohio several scheduled . i'n Ohio summary of the promises foundation program and the cigarettes, and a large box of He discus5ed the revamping BOSTON- SEN. EDWARD M. KENNEDY said Monday h~ marijuana that, when cured, Education Association, which · before November. An OEA matched to the achievements school financial problem in of the entire state fourtdatioil ~ ·opposes President Ford's amnesty plan for .draft dodgers and would weigh appr~?ximately could not provide figures on its spokesman in its regional of lhe Rhodes and Gilligan Ohi9 today. • program . He explained that the deserters, arguing that they "have suffered enough." "No fur- five pound~. The marijuana total membership to this news-· office in Jackson said this administrations which came O.E.A., state legislature, and Hall said there has been a State Department of Education ther penalty should be exactedffom-the young men who refused was found in his car. · · paper today, Monday night morning the organization is in out in Gov. Gilligan's favor. Attending were news 10.1 pet. increase in the cost o( are near agreement . on the Sheriff Hartenbach said he opened an aggressive cam- lts a11nual membership drive to be part..of the Vietnam war policy for deep personal reasons conscience,'; he said ,in the keynote address to the National has charged the youth with paign to reelect Gov. John and is unable to give a total. representatives . of Logan, dperations of schools this year total package for revamping Conference of Catholic Charities. Weaving his prepared remarks possession under Section Gilligan in an apparent Gallipolis, Portsmouth , due to inflation. "Schools are in . the. foundation program. trouble , but the ·problem is around the conference theme of "renewal and reconciliation," 3917.41 The Ohio Revised Code. carefully programmed "We are running ahead of Chillicothe and Jackson . Hall recalled that in a recent inflation, not a lack of money." ·release by the State Departthe Massachusetts Democrat sought to show how presidents The ·sheriff turned the boy "special meeting" with news last year ," the spokesman .John H. HalJ, whb has charge Hall then ', outlined 'the ment of Education, Martin J;rom Washington to Lincoln to his slain brother John F . Kennedy over to· juvenile court · which media ·. of soutbeastern Ohio. 'said. • h;,td set precedents for an amnesty policy more liberal ' than released him into the custody of O.E .A. governmenta l ser- association's role in schools Essex. Superintendent of The meal . of the MOnday · ' (Continued on Page 8) of his parents. The conference was 1 one of night presentation was a vices , e)( plained the sta te since 1965. Continued on page 4 • en-t ine at y pv;·ews- - ..·-· ·in-. - - -Briefi . ,- . · Prognosis for Mrs. Ford to recover is excellent Mercury to skid into season lows 'Poll workers will go to ·school Marijuana found in youth's car G~s t-a x propos~ shot ·d own Weather ·OEA c8lls /Qr reelection of Gov. Gilligan ! • ' '\ , . '. ... ·I . .; ·\ I ' .. \ • speech that the cu~-rent international financial meeting would not "produce solutions," but it does "offer an op- . portunity for progress toward solutions ." •· . .• ( �I ' • ' • 3 - TheDmlySenllnel Middleport Pomeroy,O Tuesday Oll I l9H I Sport Parade Polly 's Pointers PFC BIRCHFIELD PUTLAND - Pic Robert Blrchlleld, son ol Mr and Mrs Howard ll•rchheld ol Rutland has co mpleted bas .c tra mmg a t Fort Leonard Wood Mo PATROL HONORED - Bernard J Burns, (left ) preSident Natwnal Assoc1a 11on of I• s ura nee Age nts In c , presents Col Robert M Chia1amonle Supl State H1g hway Patrol til! AssociatiOn s Commendation of Merit recently tn Mtam1 Fla m recogmtwn of ou1 s1a ndmg law enforcement m the arrest of a utomobile th1eves and the re covery of stole n au on wb ll(s through the pa trol s Blue Max awards program Lookmg on are Robert K Wuods w :11 r{'r president Howard B Somers UJram, president-elect and John F rank.el, Cleveland t l Hl r Hlan of the agents' associa tiOn 's Safety Comm ittee The Blue Max progra m "as amllal ~d 111 1972 w1th the cooper atiOn of the Oh10 Assoc1alwn of Insurance Agents and has resulle<J 10 il< 1ecovery of 3 671 sto len' eh1des valued at $6 479 985 through the end of Jul y 1974 and Iolio" mg hiS graduation on Sept 5 spent a lea ve at his home He reported to Fort • Riley Ka nsas upon lcaHng here .tt Fort Riley, he will serv.c "'1th the se n 1ces battaHon as a " elder Birchheld is a 1974 graduate ol Meigs High School INSURANCEOFFERED Former members of the Na twn al Guard w1lh 20 year s of cred 1ta bJ e serV'ace are now ehg1ble for iow-<"osl g10up hfe msura nce Under the Veterans Insurance Act of 1974 these may a pply for Guardsmen ATTEND FUNERAL Serv1cemen s Group L1fe In Fnends and relatives who sttr a n ce rf they have not ye t a tte nded the funeral scr\lces rea...: hed agf 60 Premmm rates of Ehsha E (Happ ) V1tatoe last Wednesday were Gerald for $20 000 coverage are $6 per Overturf Cleveland Mr and month through age 39 $8 per Mrs Homer V1tatoe of Galha month 40 through 49 years of Mr and Mrs J ohn Overturf age and $10 per m onth 50 Miss Fanchon Overturf Mr years and over Ehg1b1ht; and Mrs Jim Dowlmg and exp ires aulomallca ll; when sons J oseph and J ames Mr the msW'ed receives his hrst and Mrs Paul Edward r etirement check Overturf and Melodic and Mr and Mrs Walter Shy, all of PTA TO MEET Columbus, Mr and Mrs Ralph SALEM CENTER - The Durst Mary Judy and Julie Salem Ce nter PTA will meet Gallipo li s Mrs Margare t Monda; Oc t 7 at 7 30 p m Ward Buchtel and David Program under the d1rectwn of Taylor of Ne lsonville Serv1ces John RedoVJan Mrs Marlene were he ld at the Rawlings FiSher and members of the Coats Funeral Home m M1d fi fth gr a de dlepor t TAKES A FIRST Steve LaValley, son of Mr and Mrs Bernard LaValle\, Racme took f1rst place honors at Brimstone Raceway Coolville on Sunday Charles Curfman took f1rst place honor m the old t1mers class TAKEN TO 0 BLENESS RACINE - !he Rac"'e ER squad r e m oved Mark Clapham H1de Away H11ls from Bnmstone Raceway to 0 Bleness Hospital Athens at 5 10 p m w1th a posSible left hlp IOJury PLAN SALE A rummage sale Will be held from 9a m lo 4 p m Fnday at fellowship ha ll of the St Paul Lutheran Church Pome1 O) TO SELL RUMMAGE A rummage sale w11l be held at the Tnm ly Church basement Thursday and Fnday 9 a In to 3 p m by the women of the church LEGION TO MEET RACINE - Oyster stew Will be served at a regular meeting of Racme Amencan Legwn Post 602 to be held a t 8 p m Thursday DR. LAMB Wife plans meals hubby's health By Lawrence E Lamb, M D DEAR DR LAMB - My husband 42 had a modera te heart attack e1ght weeks ago He st1ll IS off work weak and hres so easily We both live 10 fear of another attack I'm hopmg w1th proper care a proper d1et and rest he w1ll hve a long hfe I have heard you have a book on food and d1ets w1th rec1pes Tins IS a whole new world to me and I need all the help I can get The book store here does not have the book Please tell m e how to get one as I want to do everythmg I can to help roy husband regam hiS health DEAR READER - Your husband IS fortunate to have a w1fe who wants to make the extra effort necessary to help hun It's true that you need help to plan meals that are low m fat low m cholesterol and des1gned to prevent heart and vascular d1sease It IS well <UJd good to tell a palient he needs to do these thmgs, but you can t do 1t very well Without some gwdehnes To hm1t the lat calones m the d1el to 35 per cent of the calones consumed you need to be able to know much fat m calones, not grams, IS 1n the food you eat The book mcludes a hsling of almost all common food s and their values m cal ones plus the rec1pes you mentiOned It IS deSigned for people hke you You can get 1t by ordermg 1t direct Wnte to The Viking Press, 625 Madi son Avenue New York, N Y 10022, and ask for my book, ' What You Need to Know About Food and Cooking for Health " (price $11)) It 1s good to follow such a pi !Ill after a heart attack, but I Wluld . be much happer 1f PI'Ople would follow th ese p1 mc1ples before they get s1ck A good program can go a long way toward preventmg a heart attack m the f1rs t place DEAR DR LAMB - Please tell m e what to do about leg cramps Somehmes at mght a cramp occurs In the calf of my left leg Nothmg relieves 11 but to get out of bed and walk around DEAR READER - It 1s best to prevent them and to do that 1t IS helpful to know what IS causmg them Some of them are from poor c1rculat10n to the legs If the problem of c1r culallon IS bad enough then m selected cases surgery IS m d1cated A detour around a blocked artery can unprove the s1tuatwn remarkably In other mstances there IS a problem m Clrculalwn stimulate d by smokmg c1garettes The cramps are a symptom of th1s problem Certamly 1t IS Important to receive good treatment for th1s and, of course, to stop smoking Some people are helped by taking calc1um A h1gh per c entage of the Amencan populatwn has a d1etary def1c1ency of calctum Many leg cramps are not related to any real disease or problem the doctor can defme " If you keep the legs warm 11 Will help a lot m preventmg the cramps Many of my readers have reported s uccess by wearmg good warm socks to bed If you have cramps m the swnmer months wear them to bed then also A warm blanket or any "Til"ean$ used to keep those feet and legs warm at mght seems to work wonders But, If you have lots of trouble or keepmg them warm doesn t help, then I really thmk you' ' should have an exammatlon to be sure you don l have a problem With your CirculatiOn to your legs Jtow • ONE YEAR OLD Jaquhn Lynn Hays daughter of Mr aud IYfrs David Hays, observed her first birthday Sept 10 The youngster was born on her father 's b1rthday an mversary, and th e 46th weddmg anmversary of her • grandmother Mrs St e lla Hays , Middleport Dav1d Hays was born on h1 s mother's s1lv er we ddmg a nmversary Met·:gs -women uona ~ te Financtal assistance to t'.I.O Ke ntu c ky Chn sllan Co ll ege students were pledged by the Me 1gs County Wome n s Fellowsh1p a t a meetmg Thurs day mghl at th e Dexter Church of Chn s l Mrs Ruby R1fe pres1ded at the meetmg when the Women s Retreat a t the Ohio Valley Chnsh a n Assembly Camp a t Darwm was annoWlced for Oct 18 and 19 Members of the fellowship "ere urged to at tend It was announced that the officers for 1975 Will be elected at the November meet10g a t th e Middle port Chur ch of Chnst The October mee lmg "'II be at the Hemlock Grove Church With th e scouts a nd the semor citizens to present the program A youth fellowship meetmg next month m Middle port w1lh T1m Hudson was noted as was the Rutla nd Church of ChriS t homecommg to be observed Oct 13 AH of the bed mat tresses a t the church camp now ha ve cover s. It was r eported To open the meet mg Mrs J ea nette Ranson le d th e SJngmg and Mr s Sharon Gromnger had devotiOns She use d scriptur e from l s i Cormthl3ns 13 The program consiSted of songs b} Am y Erwm of the Middleport Chu rch , Mrs Gronmger of the Pomeroy Church, Mrs Ranson of the Bradbury Church and Cathenne Russe ll Tru!IY Andrews read a poem Sampler maker wants place mats \ • I S0CIa ' Ca Ien dar ,< , DEAR POLLY - I th10k I have help for Mrs R G who has acqmred a used refngerator w1th a door that has turned offwhite I removed some slickers from my refngerator door and •• was shocked to see that the door had yellowed around the stickers m sp1te of constant washmg and waxmg After trymg to clean 11 w1th detergent a nd hot water and liqu1d spray cleaners I knew 11 was clea n but 1l was still yellowed I was afra1d a harsh N cleanser would sera tel) the flrush so lned foam -spray bathroom cleaner After several applications It removed the yellow and my refn gerator looks great Thanks for a wonderlul column - WIS TUESDAY OHIO ETA PHI Chapter Beta S1gma Ph1 Soronty 7 30 Tue sda y , Columbus a nd Southern Oh10 Electnc Co Cultural pro gram Karen Stanley ho stesses Jan el ~ nowme, Karen Goms and Karen McGraw CHESTER Counc1l 323 Daugh ters of Amen ca, w1ll meet at 7 30 p m a t the hall Practice for ms pectwn will be held and there w11l also be a s1lent auction Auxiliary ladies meet The DJStnct 8 Conference at Crooksville on Oct 10 was announced a nd arrangements for se\eral members to a ttend were made durmg the Wed nesday rught m eetmg of the Amencan Legwn AuXIliary of Feeney Be m elt Post 1211 at the hall The umt voted to share 10 the conference expenses of th e me mbers altendmg Al so announced was the field ser vtce onentatwn meetmg at the Middleport hall Nov 3 for all leg1on and awnliary members of the d1stnct Mrs Helen Sloan, Ashl<UJd, f1eld serv1ce representa t iVe for the Department of Oh1o w1ll be the ms truc tor The purchase of 200 postage stamps and Chnstmas cards to be d1stnbuted to hOifillalized veterans was approv~d The cards w1ll be used by the veteran s to m a 1l to their farruhes Reported 11l were Mrs Ed1th Spencer Mrs Thelma Sayre Mrs Mae REVIVAL OPENS Revtval se rvtces at the Midway Commumty Church located on the Langsville Dexter Rd , w11l be conducted from Oc t 8 through Oct 20 Evangelist for the services w1ll be Rev R D Brown Rev Worley Haley, pastor mv1tes the publi c HOST DINNER Mr and Mrs Willard Hmes entertamed at their Pomeroy, R D , home Saturday w1lh a dmner m observance of the 63rd weddmg anmve rsary of her parents, Mr a nd Mrs Charles Woode Chester At tendmg were Mr and Mrs Roger Hmes, Amy and Andrea Gallipolis and Mrs Ha rnet Donavan Lancas ter VOWS EXCHANGED Mr and Mrs Norman Wood Rt 4 Pomerot, announce the marra1ge bf their son, Sgt Kenneth Wood to Mtss Yong AE Pack daughter of Mr and Mrs Pong Hyon Pack, Seoul Korea Sgt and Mrs Wood are at the Kunsan A1r Force Base 1n Korea VISITS RELATIVES Mrs Mabel Wolfe, Pomeroy, was the "eekend guest of her brother-m law and SISter, Mr and Mrs Paul Grueser Middleport Sunday they wer~ JOmed by Mrs Grueser s granddaughter and fam1ly, Mr and Mrs Mitchell McCale and daughter Maureen, VIenna W Va BAKE SALE Si>T A bake sale will be held at the New York Clothmg House Pomeroy, Fnday begmmng a t 9 30 a m by the Me1gs Com mun1ty School Sw1sher Mrs Goldie Mournmg Rous h Mrs Kathy Sm1th, and Donna Thomas Get-well cards wer e sent Sympathy cards were se nt to Gladys F1fe Vwle t Caudall a nd Curbs J enkmson "ho lost close relallves by death recently It was noted that members of the post a nd the auXIliary had called at the fun eral home m Pomt Pleasant to psy la st respects to Paul Greenlee a member of the post for several years Mrs Albert Roush reported that s he had attended a schoo1 of mstruchon on JUmor ac hvlhes 10 Columbus Sept 14 In a letter from MISs Ann Eschelman department secretary, the deaths of George Sallot a nd Donald Miller husbands of past Department of Ohio presidents were noted Cards were sent by the umt Mrs Emma Hendrtcks preSided at the meelmg which opened m r1tuahst1c form Mrs Etta W11l had prayer and members gave the pledge and preamble m wuson Juntor members attendmg were Chnsl1 Sm1th a nd Kenda Mohler Mrs Roush asked that dues be sent to her no later than Oct 8 so that they can be taken to the fall conference Seven are needed to reach quota A potluck dmner was enJoyed by the legwnna1res and aux1hary members pnor to the meetmg POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - I have cross-slltched four small,samplers (9 by 7''' mches) that p1cture anllque cars and wouldhke to make place mats w1th th e samplers between sheets of plastic I have heard there IS a way to do thiS Will someone tell me how• I want the ma ts to be waterproof so they can be w1ped clean after each use My Pet Peeve IS that I am a collector of bonus potnts and ftnd them very hard·to peel off plas hc bottles boxes etc Old you ever try to gel a label off a we t bottle? It tears to pieces After foolmg w1th 11 15 mmutes or so 1t IS torn to shreads and has to be thrown away We often lose more than we save and do not see why they camol be taped to the contamer or pu t InSide IRENE POMEROY Chapte r 186 Order of Eastern Star, 7 30 p m at the , Ma somc Temple Electwn of off1cers OHIO ETA Ph1 Chapter Bel<I S•gma Ph1 Soronty 7 30 p m at the Columbus and Southern OhiO Electnc Co Model me e hn g Cultural program Mrs Karen Stanley hostesses, Mrs J a ne l Dowme, Mrs Karen Goms Mrs Karen McGraw ' REGULAR Me et 1n g Southeas tern OhiO Gospel Mus1c Ass n Sprm gf1 e ld Gran ge Hall Potluck 6 p m Meeting, 7 30 p m DEAR POLLY - I want to tell Mrs R S that last year I pam ted my old refngerator w1th an epoxy s pray pamt bought at the ha rdware store My refrigerator was or1gmally white but IS now a beautiful harvest gold ThiS pamt ct\mes m white avocado and copper - CLAUDIA DEAR POLLY - Tho se who wear s hoes wtth rubber composition soles havc~probably discovered that when you scuff off the black dye 11 IS lfhpossJble to get s ole dressmg to stay on If you go around the soles w1th a black felt marking pen 11 stays on lon ger and reqmre only an occaswnal touching up w1th the pen - CLARENCE DEAR POLLY - When gomg campmg put each egg m a small plastic bag a nd then put them back m the egg carton If one should break 1t w1ll be contamed m 1ts bag and can then be scra mbled rather than wasted - PAT You will receiVe a dollar 11 Polly uses your favorite home· makmg 1dea, Pel Peeve , Polly 's Problem or solution to a problem Wnte Polly 111 care of this newspaper Bridal shower held Carolyn Sue Wood , bnde elect of Steven Br1ckles was honored recently w1lh a brtdal shower at the Bedford Youth Center Hostesses wer e Gold• e Wyant Jam ce DeBord Mae G1lham and LoiS Wyant Door pnzes were won by Lomse Well Joann Lake Eva Kmg and Tamm1e DeBord HARRISONVIq..E PTO Games were played w1th pnzes 7 30 p m Program on new gomg to Lmda Well, Michele readmg program bemg of. Taylor Joann Kalodr Yvonne fer ed Meet at Harnsonv1lle o¥oun g and Jill Well School Others attendmg were Erma WEDNESDAY Yoho VICkie and T a mmy POMEROY Lod ge 164 Yoho Betty Bnckles, Alpha F&AM 7 30 p m All Master Bailey Hazel Wilson Faye Masons mv1 ted Pratt, Bermce R1ffle, Cheryl SYRACUSE Cub Scout Pack Lake and Betty Kay V1rg10Ja 242 at school Immediately alter Sm1th Iona Bnckles, Bruce school and DeniSe, Kate Jarrell, Judy JUNIOR AmeriCan Legwn Carl Lornse Harnson, Amta Drew Webster Post 39 7 p m Dean and Jeremy, Sad1e Carl, at the hall Bonme Moms Murl Wood, V~rgtma Dean llah Hoffman. THURSDAY CATHOLIC Wome~J s Club 8 Helen Da1s, JudyI Well, Helen p m w1th the meetmg to be King, Grace Wh1~, Linda Well preceded by Mass and Eva and Mona kmg Lovey Stanley, Ehzabeth Murray BenedJctwn at 7 30 p m Sh;Iron Jewell, Paulme Atkins Sandy Carl, Janeth Beal SALE PLANNED The Apple Grove Umted Method1st Church Women w1ll have a rummage sale Thursday and Fnday from 9 a m to 4 p m at the Letart Falls Commumty bwldmg Mr and Mrs Dale Whaley, Mrs Ed1th Whaley Albany, Dons Whaley, Cad1z , Mr and Mrs Terry Ohlinger Jay, and Jon, Ph1lo and Mr and Mrs HarveY, Van Vranken J<UJel and Matt, Mr and Mrs Karl Grueser, Larry Grueser, Mr and Mrs Russell W1lson, Mrs Vena Whaley, Dana Howett George E Boltn, Mr and Mrs Tracy Whaley, and Mrs Gladys Cuckler all of Pomeroy • Birthday obse.rved SYRACUSE - Mr and Mrs Mtke Stewart, Syracuse, en tertamed Saturday wtth a party m observance of the second birthday of their son, Christopher A 'Wmme the Pooh" theme was earned out w1th the cake bemg baked by Mrs Don Pullms Columbus, great aunt of the honored guest It was served With tee cream, punch <UJd candy Games were played With priZes bemg awarded to Ryan Jeffers and Kelley Wood Attendtng bestdes those named were Mrs Brenda Jeffers, Mr and Mrs Jack Priddy, J J and Brenda, Mrs Donna Glaze, Mrs Grace Glaze, Mr and Mrs Don Pullms and Amy, Mr and Mrs Pete Hendricks, Sheha Hendncks, Mrs Angte Harden and D J , Mrs Jane Lyons and Paula, Mrs Becky Glaze, Trey and Clmt, Mrs Sandy Scott and Danelle, Mrs Wanda Stewart, Darlene and Steve, Mrs Charlene Fry, Mrs Parkanna Wood, Mrs Kathy Cummmgs and Amber Cummmgs Sendmg gifts were Cindy Glaze, Kevin and Kelly Stewart, Mr and Mrs Buck FISher and Mr and Mrs Wilham Radford Sunday a p1cruc was held at the US 33 park In observance of the btrthdays of ChriS and his father, Mtke Stewart Homemade Ice cream and a cake decorated m a baseball motif was served Attending bestdes the honored guests and Mrs Stewart, were Mrs Donna Glaze, Mrs Grace Glaze, Mr and•Mrs William Radford, Mr and Mrs Don Pullins and Amy, Cmdy Glaze, Mary Radford, J;toger Gilmore, Mr and Mrs George Glaze, Trey and Clint, Mrs June Glaze <UJd Rick, Mrs Dlalle Hendrtcks and Sheha, Mr and Mrs Ross Stewart, Jr ,: Darlene, Kevm and Kelly ' Nuptial plans are announced Plans have been completed for the open..,hurch weddmg of M1ss Sue Wood, daughter of Mr and Mrs !':lorman Wood, Rt 4 Pomeroy, to Steve Bnckles, son of Mrs Iona Bn c kles, Pomeroy and Donald Brtckles, Glouster Maaor League Sland1ngs By Un1ted Press Inte r national UIRACLE~ ...... 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New York C h cago g b 8 8 71 89 66 94 4114 413 15 20 w 1 100 60 98 62 Attan ta 86 74 Hou ston 81 79 Sa n Franc sco 71 89 San D•ego 59 10 1 pet 625 613 g b 538 506 444 369 14 19 29 41 We s t Los Angeles Cmc nnal1 2 Mondays Results Tt ..estone ~~6{,~® FOR as· league East w I pet P tt sbur g h 86 74 538 Sf LOUIS 86 74 536 Ph lade lph a 7a a2 488 Montrea l 78 82 488 N~honal New Yor k 5 Phlladel ph a 2 Sf L o u s 5 Montreal 1 Plf tsb urgh 2 C h cago 1 Houston 4 Lo s A ng e l es 1 (On l y ga mes scheduled l GET GOING WITH $ Ry Here Iemme take 1t from you offered J1mm1e Wer geles of the Ne" York Km cks front office slafl trymg to be hel pful Is thiS the one w1th the money m 1P No , no sa1d Walton speak10g barely above a whisper wluch IS pretty much hiS normal tone It ha s my umform m 11 Tha t s more tmportant An; body who doesn t know Bill Walton "ould never believe that Anybody who does know h1m, would He s a genmne human bemg says He rman Sarkowsk; preSident of the Trail Blazers Not an ounce of con m him That's refreshmg m lh1s busmess Walton signed a f1ve ;ear contract wllh Portland calling for a total of $2 m1llion or $400 000 a ) ear and Sarkowsky fee ls he s worth every penny Portland finiShed last 10 the NBA a yea r ago Now that lhe v have Walton , there are those who feel the Trail Blaze rs w1ll turn the whole thmg around th1s season Harry Glickman Portland 's execuh\e vice president and general manager IS a man wllh both feet on the ground " Naturally, he's delighted about the addition of Walton and new coach Lenme Wilkens but he s not lettmg hiS heart run away w1th hiS head 'It all depends what they mean "hen they say he s go10g to turn the whole thmg around for us says Glickman If they mean we ge going to wm the world champiOnship I don I beheve that for a mmute Kareem couldn l do that w•th M•lwaukee, could he• We believe we have an hdliest chance to be 10 the playoffs Rtghl now, that's our goal' Walton has played m two exh1blt10n games w1th Portland so fa r and looked good He had 26 pomts and 211 rebounds m last Fnday rughl's 92-91 wm over the Los Angeles Lakers a nd, p1aymg m only threequarters of Saturday mght's game w1th Golden State, he collected 10 pomts and 12 r ebounds m an 88-78" loss to the Warnors He'll be making his third appearance for h1s new ball club when the Tra1l Blazers meet the Ne" York Kmcks here tomght For Monday's new s conference, the red haired 6-foot 11 Walton showed up w1th a Silk blue head-band across his forehea d, a pla1d lumberman s sh1rt light blue cotton slacks and huge brown hiking boots He was peppered w1th quest tons, many wantmg to know how he felt about playmg the game for mone> now mstead of for the pure fun of 1t as before 'I haven t nottced 11 yet ' he sa 1d so 1 ha ven t thought a bout It • Then someone wanted to know If Walton felt rutlt;resence could convert Portland mto a wmmng team 'That 's kmd of a loaded questiOn ' he sa1d I'm not expectmg anythmg We have a Iotta fme talent , a fme coach , and were gonna do our best llhink ,;e 11 be okay representative The double nng ceremony Will be p_erformed by Rev Clyde Henllerson, Oct 12, at the Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene, 2 30 p m An mv•tatiOnal reception will be held followmg the ceremony With h1~h prices on winter tires! • \ CHRISTOPHER STEWART QO~'T GET STUCK Whaky family gathers The annual Whaley fam1ly reun10n was held Sunday at the Gran ge Hall on the Rock Sprmgs Fairgrounds Mrs Harvey Van Vranken gave grace preceding th e dmner Durmg the busmess meetmg offiCers for the 1975 reuniOn were elected They are Mrs Van Vranken, president Mrs Russell W1lson, vtce president Mrs •tharles Hayes, secretary, and Mrs M1ke Kosllval , treasurer , With Mrs Karl Grueser to handle publicity The 1975 reunwn was set for Sept 28 at the fairgrounds Attending were Mr and Mrs Fredenck ( Babe) Whale> , Mrs Pat Qwnn and son, Pat Terry Whaley, Ntn Whaley, Ch1p Whaley , and Mike Stapleton, all of Columbus Mr and Mrs Mike Kostival and sons, Jan and John , Mr and Mrs Charles Hayes, Mr and , Mrs Bill Wooddell and son, Tyler Athens Mrs Frank Cal betzor, Akron Mr and Mrs Gra,t1s E Bryan, Sr , Mr and Mrs Ed Bryan , Carol J1mmy, and Sparon , Mrs Ruth Ann Hyland , Laura and Jenmfer, Powhattan Pomt , Mr <UJd Mrs Paul Johnson Mr and Mrs Don Work, Delawcu e Mar g 1e Sm1 th Brenda Roush and Michele Mabel Brtckles, Jan1e DeBord Jean Wood and V1cky DeBord Sendwg g1fts were Jean Yoho Rheba Bnckles Betty Wyant Barbara Cotterill, Clara Hamng, Margy Hamng Alpha Douglas, Paultne Stewart, Ruth Ann and Linda Riffle, Bertha Sargent, Lena Hooper Nancy Chapman , Hazel Smtih, Sue Hebner Adell Wh1te, Wmme White, Jenny Holly, Delores King Neva Kwg Marlene Harrtson , Karen Murray, Ruby Hahday, Brenda Haggy, Betty Stout Judy G1lham Juaml<I Beal Debbie Cadle Ethel and Ed1th Wood and Donna MorriS ~KEU MtMAN E UPI Sports Wrlt.r The peMant race h<is onl.} begun m the NatiOnal I ea~'Ue By MILTON RICHMAN East and surpnsmgly enough UPI Sporto Editor It may not be over m the NJ West • NE W YORK ( UP! ) - No matter what else he dtd , Bill Wal ton Both Nl East contenders St always kept one e;e peeled on tha tllltl ecanvas bag Louis a nd Pitts burgh won fhe mustard-colored one With the rtp m 11 Monday ntg ht and 1 em a In The "ords Portland Tra1l Blazers were stenCil ed on the bag dea dlocked f01 first place wllh and 1t was stuffed so lightly 11 bulged hke some ove~Sluffed t\\ o g(;lmes 1 ema mmg Mean sausage at the seams wh1i e the I os Angeles B1ll Walton earned the bag 10 h1s hand when he walked mlo Dodgers, needing only one Mad1son Square Garden for th e first lime 1n hiS hfe Monda} VICtory to chnch the West mornmg He held on to th e bag "hile ndwg up on the elevator to c ha nt pwnsh1p los t o the the press lounge where he would answer ques twns about how 1t felt 'Jemg a professiOnal now and when 11 was tune for lunch " Houston Astros 4 1 and now hold only a two-game lead over Portland s $2 nullion rookie Ia 1d the ba g down nem thi chair he Cmcmna t1 wath each team " as Sllllng m carefully almost tenderly By Polly Cramer ' Houston jolts Dodgers 4-1 •• •' · •• • SAYRE 'HARDWARE 882 2525 tlew Haven, W Va I • I j Today s Probable P1tch en (All T1mes EDT> Ph lade lph a {Lonborg 16 13) a t New York ( Seave r 11 10 ) 8 05 pm Sf Lou s CG bson II 12) a t Molltrea l ( Torr ez 15 8) 9OS pm -. C h 1cago f D eltor e at 3 5) P fl sbu rg h {Re uss 16 11) 7 35 pm at t'm c mnal• f B llm gham 19 101 Atlanta (Capra 15 8) 7 35 pm ' Los Angeles (S utto n 18 9J ar Ho usto n pm CRoberls 10 12 ) 8 35 Sa n D1ego ( Fre sleben 9 13 1 ar San Franc sco (Caldwe l l 14 51 10 30 pm We dnesdays Game s Sa n D ego at san F r anc 1sco Phllade lph•a at N Y n1ght Chicago at P tt sbu rgh n1gh t St LOUIS a t Montreal n 1ght C ncmna11 al At lanta BJQ ht Los Ange l es a t Hous t on n gh t East w 89 York 88 New Boston Cleveland Milw aukee Detro t 83 76 88 pel 556 550 519 475 469 450 I pet 1 71 72 77 84 75 85 n We!. I w x Oakland 90 70 563 Texas 83 75 525 M nnesota 81 79 506 Ch1 cago 78 80 A94 KansasC1tv 77 83 481 Ca l fofn a 66 94 413 K clinched divisional f1tte g b 1 6 13 14 n g b b 9 11 13 24 Mondays Results Bait more 12 Oetr01t 6 Cl eve land 2 Boston 1 (Only games scheduled l Today s Prob,ble Pitchers (All T1mes EDT) T ex a s ( B bby 19 19 1 at Mmnesota ( Goltz 9 IO J 2 15 pm Bait more ( Pa lm er 7 12 ) at Detro1t (Co l eman 14 12) . ' 30 pm Cleveland (Bosman 7 5) at Boston ( Barr o OJ 7 30 pm New Yor k ( Med1ch 19 14) at M ! waukee !Co lborn 10 12 ) 8 30 pm Kansas C t v ( Blfd 0 Ol at ChiCago f Kaa t 20 131 9 00 p m Oakland !Hun te r 25 12) at Ca l1fo rn1a ( T an an-a 13 19) 11 00 p m Wednesdays Games Texas a t M nnesota - Eievetand at Boston Kansas C1ty at Ch• cago Balt•more al Det r o1t N ew York at Milwaukee n ghl ?akl and at C"llforn a n1ghl l \ ---~ three regular season pl(1yofffiil m U1~ cnlu l IHstOJ y uf Ihe Nl I m ry Dae1 ker and Ke n F orsch stopped the Dodgers on s ax lnt s MondC:I y mghl C:i nd tfte DodgCJ s looked an; th mg but polentw l chdmpions on the basepaths as thev had two 1unners cut down trymg to take a n extra be~st: Rookie Greg Gross threw out • R1ll But knu at seco nd m the third mmng \\hen th e Dodger outflelde• t11('(l to str ett: h a sangle mto a double a nd cen terfielde J Ces.u Cedeno cut Llo"n Joe I erguson a t the plate m the fourth when he tned to scan• from seco nd on a smgle b; lliil Husscll VH dntn l help ou t the s1tU.(J IIon \\llh uur bHscrunnm g 14Hllghl Dudgcr M<Inag er Walt er Alston sighed 1h ~ fellas \hinted to s1 p some champagne I don t rart: whC'n 1t haf)pens I JUSt want rt to happen Playo fr \\ 1se tl11 s hurts us lh e P rratcs got a rea l bonus fror!l Kison who hadn 1 p1tchcd a complete ga m e sm cc Sept 4 1972 1hc 24 ;car-old nghl handeJ"\\.as touched for a pwr of htts and C:l run m the fir st mnmg t11en allowed on ly one Jut ove1 the last e1g ht to gam Ius nmth wi'n m 17 dec1stons I d be a har 1f I sa1d I wasn t nervous, Ktson adm itted I spenf last mght gmng over lh w batters and how to pitch to them m my head I felt good strong dt the end In the Cardma ls victory Forsch pitched no hit ball fm th e ftr st S IX mmn gs re hnng 1B of the 19 batters he laced before the I<:xpos touched tum for a run on two h1ts m the seventh n1 e U year-<>ld n gllt hander ptlched out of trouble hov. cvc1 and dad not a llow another hat unttl W1lhe Davts singled w1th two ou t 10 !he . the tn ~ mmn g tollowmg a srnglc by fed S1zemoFe <:ind a walk to Hegg1e Snnth Sm1t h tnpied home the Cardtnals fma l two runs m the eaghth In the only other Nl ~ame Wayne Garrett s three run homer led the New York Me L'5 to a 5-2 tnumph over the Piu iadelph la Philhes In the an i} Ametrcan I ea~rue actiOn Baltimore mcreased Its lead to one game over New York tn th e AI East bv wh1ppmg Detroit 12:1; and Clevela nd mpped Boston 2 I _" mnth Sanrnooya Orner came m the COLORFUL DRIED FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS From 14.98 Dudley's Aorist Orioles seek share of crown B; RICHARD L SHOOK DETROIT tUPI) J1m Palmer and pennant chnch10gs go together hke champagne and the Baltimore Orioles Palmer who has been the wmnmg pitcher m all four of Baltunore's American League lltle..,imchmg games w1ll be pll chm g today when th e Or1oles attempt to na1l down at lea st a share of the East DIVlSIOn crown against the lowly Delrml T1gers Baltimore wh1ch could clinch 11 today If New York loses at Milwaukee tomght mad e M1cke; Lolich a 21-game loser Monday by hammering Detroit 12-6, for 1ls seventh stra1ght Victory I thmk we II wm, (Clyde J Wr1ght w1ll beat New York and 1lll be all over by tom ght sa1d Palmer s leamma le for mer T1ger J1m Northrup Wnghl won l be gomg for Milwaukee except posSJbl; 1n York Y.Ins two then Ba ltllllor~ relief Kev10 Kobel Will be w11l hC:ivc to wm It themselves startm g for the Brewers while Mana ger Earl Weave r of the Ya nkees will send George Ba lllmor e kept h1s mouth Med1 ch know1ng th e outcome closed llght H1s superstitious mmd s prang qwckJ y mto ac of jhe Baltmwre DetrOit con t10n when a Baltimore wnter test s uggested the Onoies had 1t The Yankees tratl by a full lucked up a fter Monday game a nd the Onoles need only to sweep the regular season s mght s wm Don l you say tha t Don t two remauung games from the you pnnt that Don t you thmk T1gers to advance to t he sa1d WeC:Iver, h1s nor playoffs agm nst Oakland r e- that gardless of "hat New York malJy hoarse vmce inade eve n more rasp10g by a bad cold If does Should the two tea ms t1e Dave McNally w1ll hkely op- we lose two ga mes now and pose Rudv May on Thursday 10 they (the Yankees) w10 two Shea Stadium m a one·garne I II punch you n ghl m the mouth - and I hke you Tha t s play of! Delr01l Manager Ralph Houk the "orst thm g you can say 1 he Orioles overcame an 1s sendmg h1s No 2 pitcher J oe ea rly mtsl ch1lhng tempera Coleman 114 12) out to slave lures that started al49 degrees off Baltimore and Palmer ( 57 and dropped a nd Lohch to 12 ) Ali we ve got to do IS w1n mcrcase thear tenuous lead one 'a rn e then 1t s up to over the 1die Yankees Lolich lhun •k sa1d If New became Detroit s first 21-game lose1 smce Hooks Dauss was 13 21 lll 1920 Earl Willia ms and Bob Gn ch each hit home rWls a nd d10vc m th~;ee rurr~ aptcce to spice the 16 h1t attack Baltunor e bmlt a 9 2 lead aflc1 four mmngs and then hung gnmly on unli t Gran t Jackson recm dcd the last out J ackso n 5-4 got the v1ctor} because Weaver took out s te~rter Ross Gnmsley wh1le he was one out shy of gomg the necessary hve m· mngs for the v1 ctory In the onl; other AL game Jim Pel ry went 6·2-3 mnmgs to raise hiS record to 17 12 whe n Clevela nd defeated Boston, 2 1 Dave Duncan smgled hom e the winnmg run when the Indians picked up a pa1r m th e fourth In th e Na llona l Leag ue, P11tsbut gh a nd Sl Louis rematne<f t1ed for the East Dtv1s1on lead - the Pu ales by mppmg Chicago 2 I a nd the Redskins roll 30-3 over Broncos oil By SAM FOGG UP! Sports Wr1ter WASHINGTON (UP!) - ' I thmk the Redskms are back Wa shmgton Coach George Allen proclaimed today after they turned 10 a 30-3 gomg away wm over the Denver Broncos Mondav mghl Were back together as a team I thought we played our hesl game of the year ' Allen sa 1d of hiS tea m, wh1ch s mothered th ~ Broncos defens1vely throughout the nationally televised contest and generated the h1 ghest Washm glon sconng output of the season Allen gave out game balls to three of his offensive s tars - Washm gton 12 The Redskm B1li K1lmer who passed for ove r 200 ya rds Charl ey Taylor who caught two of h1s 17 -<>f 22 completwns for touch downs and Roy Jefferson who turned m liu ee clutch receptions But All en cred ited h1 s defense w1lh commg through w1lh the game wmmng plays by slopping a Denver touch down threat m the second half when the wmless Broncos were tra1hng 13·3 and dnvmg to get ba ck mlo contentiOn after recover10g a fumbled kickoff by th e Redskins Ken Houston s mterceptwn was null1f1ed by a penalty wh1ch gave Denver second down and a yard to go on the defe nse stopp ed su ccess ive s mashes by Oils Armstrong and Floyd I 1llie to choke off the dnve It took a perfect defens1ve play to stop 11 ' Denver quatterback Charley Johnson sa1d of the Wash10gton defense wh1ch sa" llneba cke1 Ha1 old McLmlon stop Little m h1s tracks as he Ined to buck over I d do 11 a gam, Bronco coach John Ralston sa1d of the ga mble We can make that kmd of yardage ' But a pparently not aga10st a Wa shmgto n de fen se wh1ch grabbed off two fumbles a nd an mlerceptwn that ulllmalely led to Redskin scor es The f1rst fumble recovery 10 the f1rst qu a rter led to Kilmer's first touchdown pass to Taylor fl om th e th1 ee !'he second fumble turnover led to the first of Mark Moseley s field goals K1lmer, usmg short passes a nd strai ght a hea d power plays took Moseley mlo field goal rang e af ter the Was hmgton defense s tymied Armstrong and I 1ltle plunges as the fourth penod began Kilmer late r h1t Taylor w1th an ll yard TO s hot and Duane Thomas scored from the one a fter an mte rceptwn by Br1g Owens to complete a 17 poml final quarter s plurge by Wa shm gton ... Ca1dmals by beatmg Montreal 5 I Houston d e laye d Los Angeles chnchmg the West by topp10g the Dodgers, 4 I and Ne" York pmned a 52 setback on Philadelphia 59 N Second 51 N'1ddleport. 0 ' If a DISASTER like this should strike our town ••• how well would you be, pr•oh:ct4edj Most serious complaints about payment of in!IUI'llnc;e claims are made by people who have not insured their homes thru IOCIII, established agents says ~ egtsl al t ve invest,galmg Gommoltee In tU1 Offtc1al Report on lou ad bu~1ne~ ~ f r om nn Independent Jl.lllmenll made 10 the wake of ngenl Then 1f dtsasler stnku Hurnc;ane Carla lhe Comm11tee )'our mdependent msuranct asent or tbe: Texas House of Represent .. •~ o n your s1de ready to help ahvcs gave full crcdll for re:~pon As tnd epentlent 1n s uran~;:e Sible pcrforn1ance lo those ~;:om ageniS we g1"'e you the co ntmu pames reprcsenled by n -oendcnt lnf!: personal Rttenu on you need '" aeenu nsurnnce protec.: t1on - The B1g D1f How to proJect )'ourself Buy ferenct m car home or bu ~tne~s Insurance for your home car or n:~ur a nce Ca ll us soon Wllllam D Childs Downing-childs Agency, Inc. Mlcldleparf, Ohio Baschnagel Player-of-Week' and the that w1ll open up the m1ddle sa1d Baschnkgel, COLUMBUS Oh10 (UP! ) more I look at law the more I g1ve our fullbacks and and Umted Press Inte rnatwnal s like 11 If I got the opportun1ly Midwest OffenSive Pla yer of la1lbac k a better chance to run But I ve got to admit I love to play pro ball, though I the Week Bnan Baschnagel of No I Oh10 State, says he carrym g the ball I ve been certamly would take 1t and try wailed three years for an wmt10g three years to get to to contmue sludy10g law m the opportunity to run the ball as rur the ball as much as I d1d off season I suppose 11 s the goal of every college player to much as he d1d m last Saturday get mto professwnal football ' fhose seven ca rn es weekend's 28-9 v1ctory over Saturday were about as many Southern Methodis t fh1s Week's Specld A 6 0, 190 pound JUmor as I had all last year put ' toge ther Last season I thmk I wmgba c k from Pittsburg h Baschnagel normally IS lucky ran the ball three limes m our VALUE RATED 1f he gets to tote the football a f1rst game a couple limes m the second and after that couple limes a game Satur hardly at all I played fullback day, however he ran a 30-yearUSED CARS old reverse play 44 yards for a when Champ Henson was hurt touchdown and 64 yards to se t and got to run a few limes and e nJoyed that , up another score and for the really Baschnagel sa1d enhre game accounted for 140 Baschnagel says he lhmks rushmg yards on seven carr1es the Bucks have made too many aga10st the Mustangs I thought they would defend m1stake s thiS ye ar ' not Full pow 6 way sea t pow w1ndows pow d oor loc ks aga10st the reverse better than play10g as a \1 hole yet,' but he tilt wheel AM FM stereo they d1d because we've been add~ " we're on our way ' steel rad hres a1 r 7 000 If we can get nd of the runnmg 1t all season sa1d mo Baschnagel Th ey c on- fumbles and mtsta kes there s centrated on the middle, no way we caq be anythmg but though and apparently the top team m the country ' weren t expecllng the rever Baschnagel sa1d Currently a busmess major se Baschnagel sa1d Hayes has You II Uke Our Quality Baschnagel checked out at a Wa y of Dolng Business sort of an mterest m Jaw" and r at10g of 85 for all aspects of h1s GMAC FINANCING performance aga10st SMU m has gotten h1m thmking about 9n 5342 Pomeroy the grading system used by the becommg an attorney Open Evenmgs T1l6 00 ' Coach Hayes has sort of T1IS PM Sat Buckeyes coach Woody Hayes 'I ve been better before - 90 pushed me m that direction " per cent- but the1r conerback ........ .... was pretty qwck for me to do the best JOb of blocking,' sard Hungry Kids? Baschnagel " I had no con Don't Argue fldence m myself as a blocker m h1gh school because all I d1d was carry the ball, but I thmk I've defm1tely come around as It s frlenc;lly and econom•cal qv1 ck o blocker now ' and d1vers1f1ed - enough to sat1sfy Baschnagel sa1d he doesn t everybody s mood and appetite See our 910nous menu thmk h1s performance Saturday Will necessarily NOW OPEN mean he Will be used mamly Sunday- 10 AM to t1 PM fnr h1s rushmg ab1hty m the Mon thru Thurs -9 A M to 11 P M luture Fn & Sal-9 A M to 1 AM I don 't thmk coach Hayes w1ll diSregard hiS fullback or tailback bec~use they 've worked so well lor h1m m the ., past, ~a1~ Baschnagel 992-"2556 Maybe delense wdl start POMEROY,O. W MAII\I c overm~ me more now , and BICYCLE SALE l Big Shipment I Factory Closeouts of '74 Models 74 Olds Delta 88 Royale HT Sedan '5100 Amer1c;wn leagu e Balti mo r e htlvmJ.!. two g.I 11l~ S to play 4 Pltlsbur gh got a tlu ~c-lut pe rfm m .Hlc(' hom Bruce KJSon und a pin< h hit triple from RH ha c Zts k lo defce~t the Clllca~o Cubs 2 I whtle the Cttl d111al s recetved a three hiller fi om rookie Bob Forsch c1nd a three-run home r from 1 <d Simmons to do\\ n the Monti eal Expos 5 1 !'here IS Ill• pos s tbihlv that both divlswns could fmtsh m a tie whach Y.ould necessitate one g,um~ dt\ ISIOmll plavoffs on 1 hursda) There ha s never been a playoff for a diVISIOn t1tle saner at was mstltuted m 1969 :-llld there have been on ly Karr & Van Zandt . .. . FaSt Family Snacks Here Adolph's, Dairy Valley . ' \ \ ' We need space for toys and Chr1stmas Merchandise. We lower the pnce to move 'em out. Choose standard bikes, 3 speeds and some 10 speeds. Hurry In! �I ' • ' • 3 - TheDmlySenllnel Middleport Pomeroy,O Tuesday Oll I l9H I Sport Parade Polly 's Pointers PFC BIRCHFIELD PUTLAND - Pic Robert Blrchlleld, son ol Mr and Mrs Howard ll•rchheld ol Rutland has co mpleted bas .c tra mmg a t Fort Leonard Wood Mo PATROL HONORED - Bernard J Burns, (left ) preSident Natwnal Assoc1a 11on of I• s ura nee Age nts In c , presents Col Robert M Chia1amonle Supl State H1g hway Patrol til! AssociatiOn s Commendation of Merit recently tn Mtam1 Fla m recogmtwn of ou1 s1a ndmg law enforcement m the arrest of a utomobile th1eves and the re covery of stole n au on wb ll(s through the pa trol s Blue Max awards program Lookmg on are Robert K Wuods w :11 r{'r president Howard B Somers UJram, president-elect and John F rank.el, Cleveland t l Hl r Hlan of the agents' associa tiOn 's Safety Comm ittee The Blue Max progra m "as amllal ~d 111 1972 w1th the cooper atiOn of the Oh10 Assoc1alwn of Insurance Agents and has resulle<J 10 il< 1ecovery of 3 671 sto len' eh1des valued at $6 479 985 through the end of Jul y 1974 and Iolio" mg hiS graduation on Sept 5 spent a lea ve at his home He reported to Fort • Riley Ka nsas upon lcaHng here .tt Fort Riley, he will serv.c "'1th the se n 1ces battaHon as a " elder Birchheld is a 1974 graduate ol Meigs High School INSURANCEOFFERED Former members of the Na twn al Guard w1lh 20 year s of cred 1ta bJ e serV'ace are now ehg1ble for iow-<"osl g10up hfe msura nce Under the Veterans Insurance Act of 1974 these may a pply for Guardsmen ATTEND FUNERAL Serv1cemen s Group L1fe In Fnends and relatives who sttr a n ce rf they have not ye t a tte nded the funeral scr\lces rea...: hed agf 60 Premmm rates of Ehsha E (Happ ) V1tatoe last Wednesday were Gerald for $20 000 coverage are $6 per Overturf Cleveland Mr and month through age 39 $8 per Mrs Homer V1tatoe of Galha month 40 through 49 years of Mr and Mrs J ohn Overturf age and $10 per m onth 50 Miss Fanchon Overturf Mr years and over Ehg1b1ht; and Mrs Jim Dowlmg and exp ires aulomallca ll; when sons J oseph and J ames Mr the msW'ed receives his hrst and Mrs Paul Edward r etirement check Overturf and Melodic and Mr and Mrs Walter Shy, all of PTA TO MEET Columbus, Mr and Mrs Ralph SALEM CENTER - The Durst Mary Judy and Julie Salem Ce nter PTA will meet Gallipo li s Mrs Margare t Monda; Oc t 7 at 7 30 p m Ward Buchtel and David Program under the d1rectwn of Taylor of Ne lsonville Serv1ces John RedoVJan Mrs Marlene were he ld at the Rawlings FiSher and members of the Coats Funeral Home m M1d fi fth gr a de dlepor t TAKES A FIRST Steve LaValley, son of Mr and Mrs Bernard LaValle\, Racme took f1rst place honors at Brimstone Raceway Coolville on Sunday Charles Curfman took f1rst place honor m the old t1mers class TAKEN TO 0 BLENESS RACINE - !he Rac"'e ER squad r e m oved Mark Clapham H1de Away H11ls from Bnmstone Raceway to 0 Bleness Hospital Athens at 5 10 p m w1th a posSible left hlp IOJury PLAN SALE A rummage sale Will be held from 9a m lo 4 p m Fnday at fellowship ha ll of the St Paul Lutheran Church Pome1 O) TO SELL RUMMAGE A rummage sale w11l be held at the Tnm ly Church basement Thursday and Fnday 9 a In to 3 p m by the women of the church LEGION TO MEET RACINE - Oyster stew Will be served at a regular meeting of Racme Amencan Legwn Post 602 to be held a t 8 p m Thursday DR. LAMB Wife plans meals hubby's health By Lawrence E Lamb, M D DEAR DR LAMB - My husband 42 had a modera te heart attack e1ght weeks ago He st1ll IS off work weak and hres so easily We both live 10 fear of another attack I'm hopmg w1th proper care a proper d1et and rest he w1ll hve a long hfe I have heard you have a book on food and d1ets w1th rec1pes Tins IS a whole new world to me and I need all the help I can get The book store here does not have the book Please tell m e how to get one as I want to do everythmg I can to help roy husband regam hiS health DEAR READER - Your husband IS fortunate to have a w1fe who wants to make the extra effort necessary to help hun It's true that you need help to plan meals that are low m fat low m cholesterol and des1gned to prevent heart and vascular d1sease It IS well <UJd good to tell a palient he needs to do these thmgs, but you can t do 1t very well Without some gwdehnes To hm1t the lat calones m the d1el to 35 per cent of the calones consumed you need to be able to know much fat m calones, not grams, IS 1n the food you eat The book mcludes a hsling of almost all common food s and their values m cal ones plus the rec1pes you mentiOned It IS deSigned for people hke you You can get 1t by ordermg 1t direct Wnte to The Viking Press, 625 Madi son Avenue New York, N Y 10022, and ask for my book, ' What You Need to Know About Food and Cooking for Health " (price $11)) It 1s good to follow such a pi !Ill after a heart attack, but I Wluld . be much happer 1f PI'Ople would follow th ese p1 mc1ples before they get s1ck A good program can go a long way toward preventmg a heart attack m the f1rs t place DEAR DR LAMB - Please tell m e what to do about leg cramps Somehmes at mght a cramp occurs In the calf of my left leg Nothmg relieves 11 but to get out of bed and walk around DEAR READER - It 1s best to prevent them and to do that 1t IS helpful to know what IS causmg them Some of them are from poor c1rculat10n to the legs If the problem of c1r culallon IS bad enough then m selected cases surgery IS m d1cated A detour around a blocked artery can unprove the s1tuatwn remarkably In other mstances there IS a problem m Clrculalwn stimulate d by smokmg c1garettes The cramps are a symptom of th1s problem Certamly 1t IS Important to receive good treatment for th1s and, of course, to stop smoking Some people are helped by taking calc1um A h1gh per c entage of the Amencan populatwn has a d1etary def1c1ency of calctum Many leg cramps are not related to any real disease or problem the doctor can defme " If you keep the legs warm 11 Will help a lot m preventmg the cramps Many of my readers have reported s uccess by wearmg good warm socks to bed If you have cramps m the swnmer months wear them to bed then also A warm blanket or any "Til"ean$ used to keep those feet and legs warm at mght seems to work wonders But, If you have lots of trouble or keepmg them warm doesn t help, then I really thmk you' ' should have an exammatlon to be sure you don l have a problem With your CirculatiOn to your legs Jtow • ONE YEAR OLD Jaquhn Lynn Hays daughter of Mr aud IYfrs David Hays, observed her first birthday Sept 10 The youngster was born on her father 's b1rthday an mversary, and th e 46th weddmg anmversary of her • grandmother Mrs St e lla Hays , Middleport Dav1d Hays was born on h1 s mother's s1lv er we ddmg a nmversary Met·:gs -women uona ~ te Financtal assistance to t'.I.O Ke ntu c ky Chn sllan Co ll ege students were pledged by the Me 1gs County Wome n s Fellowsh1p a t a meetmg Thurs day mghl at th e Dexter Church of Chn s l Mrs Ruby R1fe pres1ded at the meetmg when the Women s Retreat a t the Ohio Valley Chnsh a n Assembly Camp a t Darwm was annoWlced for Oct 18 and 19 Members of the fellowship "ere urged to at tend It was announced that the officers for 1975 Will be elected at the November meet10g a t th e Middle port Chur ch of Chnst The October mee lmg "'II be at the Hemlock Grove Church With th e scouts a nd the semor citizens to present the program A youth fellowship meetmg next month m Middle port w1lh T1m Hudson was noted as was the Rutla nd Church of ChriS t homecommg to be observed Oct 13 AH of the bed mat tresses a t the church camp now ha ve cover s. It was r eported To open the meet mg Mrs J ea nette Ranson le d th e SJngmg and Mr s Sharon Gromnger had devotiOns She use d scriptur e from l s i Cormthl3ns 13 The program consiSted of songs b} Am y Erwm of the Middleport Chu rch , Mrs Gronmger of the Pomeroy Church, Mrs Ranson of the Bradbury Church and Cathenne Russe ll Tru!IY Andrews read a poem Sampler maker wants place mats \ • I S0CIa ' Ca Ien dar ,< , DEAR POLLY - I th10k I have help for Mrs R G who has acqmred a used refngerator w1th a door that has turned offwhite I removed some slickers from my refngerator door and •• was shocked to see that the door had yellowed around the stickers m sp1te of constant washmg and waxmg After trymg to clean 11 w1th detergent a nd hot water and liqu1d spray cleaners I knew 11 was clea n but 1l was still yellowed I was afra1d a harsh N cleanser would sera tel) the flrush so lned foam -spray bathroom cleaner After several applications It removed the yellow and my refn gerator looks great Thanks for a wonderlul column - WIS TUESDAY OHIO ETA PHI Chapter Beta S1gma Ph1 Soronty 7 30 Tue sda y , Columbus a nd Southern Oh10 Electnc Co Cultural pro gram Karen Stanley ho stesses Jan el ~ nowme, Karen Goms and Karen McGraw CHESTER Counc1l 323 Daugh ters of Amen ca, w1ll meet at 7 30 p m a t the hall Practice for ms pectwn will be held and there w11l also be a s1lent auction Auxiliary ladies meet The DJStnct 8 Conference at Crooksville on Oct 10 was announced a nd arrangements for se\eral members to a ttend were made durmg the Wed nesday rught m eetmg of the Amencan Legwn AuXIliary of Feeney Be m elt Post 1211 at the hall The umt voted to share 10 the conference expenses of th e me mbers altendmg Al so announced was the field ser vtce onentatwn meetmg at the Middleport hall Nov 3 for all leg1on and awnliary members of the d1stnct Mrs Helen Sloan, Ashl<UJd, f1eld serv1ce representa t iVe for the Department of Oh1o w1ll be the ms truc tor The purchase of 200 postage stamps and Chnstmas cards to be d1stnbuted to hOifillalized veterans was approv~d The cards w1ll be used by the veteran s to m a 1l to their farruhes Reported 11l were Mrs Ed1th Spencer Mrs Thelma Sayre Mrs Mae REVIVAL OPENS Revtval se rvtces at the Midway Commumty Church located on the Langsville Dexter Rd , w11l be conducted from Oc t 8 through Oct 20 Evangelist for the services w1ll be Rev R D Brown Rev Worley Haley, pastor mv1tes the publi c HOST DINNER Mr and Mrs Willard Hmes entertamed at their Pomeroy, R D , home Saturday w1lh a dmner m observance of the 63rd weddmg anmve rsary of her parents, Mr a nd Mrs Charles Woode Chester At tendmg were Mr and Mrs Roger Hmes, Amy and Andrea Gallipolis and Mrs Ha rnet Donavan Lancas ter VOWS EXCHANGED Mr and Mrs Norman Wood Rt 4 Pomerot, announce the marra1ge bf their son, Sgt Kenneth Wood to Mtss Yong AE Pack daughter of Mr and Mrs Pong Hyon Pack, Seoul Korea Sgt and Mrs Wood are at the Kunsan A1r Force Base 1n Korea VISITS RELATIVES Mrs Mabel Wolfe, Pomeroy, was the "eekend guest of her brother-m law and SISter, Mr and Mrs Paul Grueser Middleport Sunday they wer~ JOmed by Mrs Grueser s granddaughter and fam1ly, Mr and Mrs Mitchell McCale and daughter Maureen, VIenna W Va BAKE SALE Si>T A bake sale will be held at the New York Clothmg House Pomeroy, Fnday begmmng a t 9 30 a m by the Me1gs Com mun1ty School Sw1sher Mrs Goldie Mournmg Rous h Mrs Kathy Sm1th, and Donna Thomas Get-well cards wer e sent Sympathy cards were se nt to Gladys F1fe Vwle t Caudall a nd Curbs J enkmson "ho lost close relallves by death recently It was noted that members of the post a nd the auXIliary had called at the fun eral home m Pomt Pleasant to psy la st respects to Paul Greenlee a member of the post for several years Mrs Albert Roush reported that s he had attended a schoo1 of mstruchon on JUmor ac hvlhes 10 Columbus Sept 14 In a letter from MISs Ann Eschelman department secretary, the deaths of George Sallot a nd Donald Miller husbands of past Department of Ohio presidents were noted Cards were sent by the umt Mrs Emma Hendrtcks preSided at the meelmg which opened m r1tuahst1c form Mrs Etta W11l had prayer and members gave the pledge and preamble m wuson Juntor members attendmg were Chnsl1 Sm1th a nd Kenda Mohler Mrs Roush asked that dues be sent to her no later than Oct 8 so that they can be taken to the fall conference Seven are needed to reach quota A potluck dmner was enJoyed by the legwnna1res and aux1hary members pnor to the meetmg POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - I have cross-slltched four small,samplers (9 by 7''' mches) that p1cture anllque cars and wouldhke to make place mats w1th th e samplers between sheets of plastic I have heard there IS a way to do thiS Will someone tell me how• I want the ma ts to be waterproof so they can be w1ped clean after each use My Pet Peeve IS that I am a collector of bonus potnts and ftnd them very hard·to peel off plas hc bottles boxes etc Old you ever try to gel a label off a we t bottle? It tears to pieces After foolmg w1th 11 15 mmutes or so 1t IS torn to shreads and has to be thrown away We often lose more than we save and do not see why they camol be taped to the contamer or pu t InSide IRENE POMEROY Chapte r 186 Order of Eastern Star, 7 30 p m at the , Ma somc Temple Electwn of off1cers OHIO ETA Ph1 Chapter Bel<I S•gma Ph1 Soronty 7 30 p m at the Columbus and Southern OhiO Electnc Co Model me e hn g Cultural program Mrs Karen Stanley hostesses, Mrs J a ne l Dowme, Mrs Karen Goms Mrs Karen McGraw ' REGULAR Me et 1n g Southeas tern OhiO Gospel Mus1c Ass n Sprm gf1 e ld Gran ge Hall Potluck 6 p m Meeting, 7 30 p m DEAR POLLY - I want to tell Mrs R S that last year I pam ted my old refngerator w1th an epoxy s pray pamt bought at the ha rdware store My refrigerator was or1gmally white but IS now a beautiful harvest gold ThiS pamt ct\mes m white avocado and copper - CLAUDIA DEAR POLLY - Tho se who wear s hoes wtth rubber composition soles havc~probably discovered that when you scuff off the black dye 11 IS lfhpossJble to get s ole dressmg to stay on If you go around the soles w1th a black felt marking pen 11 stays on lon ger and reqmre only an occaswnal touching up w1th the pen - CLARENCE DEAR POLLY - When gomg campmg put each egg m a small plastic bag a nd then put them back m the egg carton If one should break 1t w1ll be contamed m 1ts bag and can then be scra mbled rather than wasted - PAT You will receiVe a dollar 11 Polly uses your favorite home· makmg 1dea, Pel Peeve , Polly 's Problem or solution to a problem Wnte Polly 111 care of this newspaper Bridal shower held Carolyn Sue Wood , bnde elect of Steven Br1ckles was honored recently w1lh a brtdal shower at the Bedford Youth Center Hostesses wer e Gold• e Wyant Jam ce DeBord Mae G1lham and LoiS Wyant Door pnzes were won by Lomse Well Joann Lake Eva Kmg and Tamm1e DeBord HARRISONVIq..E PTO Games were played w1th pnzes 7 30 p m Program on new gomg to Lmda Well, Michele readmg program bemg of. Taylor Joann Kalodr Yvonne fer ed Meet at Harnsonv1lle o¥oun g and Jill Well School Others attendmg were Erma WEDNESDAY Yoho VICkie and T a mmy POMEROY Lod ge 164 Yoho Betty Bnckles, Alpha F&AM 7 30 p m All Master Bailey Hazel Wilson Faye Masons mv1 ted Pratt, Bermce R1ffle, Cheryl SYRACUSE Cub Scout Pack Lake and Betty Kay V1rg10Ja 242 at school Immediately alter Sm1th Iona Bnckles, Bruce school and DeniSe, Kate Jarrell, Judy JUNIOR AmeriCan Legwn Carl Lornse Harnson, Amta Drew Webster Post 39 7 p m Dean and Jeremy, Sad1e Carl, at the hall Bonme Moms Murl Wood, V~rgtma Dean llah Hoffman. THURSDAY CATHOLIC Wome~J s Club 8 Helen Da1s, JudyI Well, Helen p m w1th the meetmg to be King, Grace Wh1~, Linda Well preceded by Mass and Eva and Mona kmg Lovey Stanley, Ehzabeth Murray BenedJctwn at 7 30 p m Sh;Iron Jewell, Paulme Atkins Sandy Carl, Janeth Beal SALE PLANNED The Apple Grove Umted Method1st Church Women w1ll have a rummage sale Thursday and Fnday from 9 a m to 4 p m at the Letart Falls Commumty bwldmg Mr and Mrs Dale Whaley, Mrs Ed1th Whaley Albany, Dons Whaley, Cad1z , Mr and Mrs Terry Ohlinger Jay, and Jon, Ph1lo and Mr and Mrs HarveY, Van Vranken J<UJel and Matt, Mr and Mrs Karl Grueser, Larry Grueser, Mr and Mrs Russell W1lson, Mrs Vena Whaley, Dana Howett George E Boltn, Mr and Mrs Tracy Whaley, and Mrs Gladys Cuckler all of Pomeroy • Birthday obse.rved SYRACUSE - Mr and Mrs Mtke Stewart, Syracuse, en tertamed Saturday wtth a party m observance of the second birthday of their son, Christopher A 'Wmme the Pooh" theme was earned out w1th the cake bemg baked by Mrs Don Pullms Columbus, great aunt of the honored guest It was served With tee cream, punch <UJd candy Games were played With priZes bemg awarded to Ryan Jeffers and Kelley Wood Attendtng bestdes those named were Mrs Brenda Jeffers, Mr and Mrs Jack Priddy, J J and Brenda, Mrs Donna Glaze, Mrs Grace Glaze, Mr and Mrs Don Pullms and Amy, Mr and Mrs Pete Hendricks, Sheha Hendncks, Mrs Angte Harden and D J , Mrs Jane Lyons and Paula, Mrs Becky Glaze, Trey and Clmt, Mrs Sandy Scott and Danelle, Mrs Wanda Stewart, Darlene and Steve, Mrs Charlene Fry, Mrs Parkanna Wood, Mrs Kathy Cummmgs and Amber Cummmgs Sendmg gifts were Cindy Glaze, Kevin and Kelly Stewart, Mr and Mrs Buck FISher and Mr and Mrs Wilham Radford Sunday a p1cruc was held at the US 33 park In observance of the btrthdays of ChriS and his father, Mtke Stewart Homemade Ice cream and a cake decorated m a baseball motif was served Attending bestdes the honored guests and Mrs Stewart, were Mrs Donna Glaze, Mrs Grace Glaze, Mr and•Mrs William Radford, Mr and Mrs Don Pullins and Amy, Cmdy Glaze, Mary Radford, J;toger Gilmore, Mr and Mrs George Glaze, Trey and Clint, Mrs June Glaze <UJd Rick, Mrs Dlalle Hendrtcks and Sheha, Mr and Mrs Ross Stewart, Jr ,: Darlene, Kevm and Kelly ' Nuptial plans are announced Plans have been completed for the open..,hurch weddmg of M1ss Sue Wood, daughter of Mr and Mrs !':lorman Wood, Rt 4 Pomeroy, to Steve Bnckles, son of Mrs Iona Bn c kles, Pomeroy and Donald Brtckles, Glouster Maaor League Sland1ngs By Un1ted Press Inte r national UIRACLE~ ...... 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New York C h cago g b 8 8 71 89 66 94 4114 413 15 20 w 1 100 60 98 62 Attan ta 86 74 Hou ston 81 79 Sa n Franc sco 71 89 San D•ego 59 10 1 pet 625 613 g b 538 506 444 369 14 19 29 41 We s t Los Angeles Cmc nnal1 2 Mondays Results Tt ..estone ~~6{,~® FOR as· league East w I pet P tt sbur g h 86 74 538 Sf LOUIS 86 74 536 Ph lade lph a 7a a2 488 Montrea l 78 82 488 N~honal New Yor k 5 Phlladel ph a 2 Sf L o u s 5 Montreal 1 Plf tsb urgh 2 C h cago 1 Houston 4 Lo s A ng e l es 1 (On l y ga mes scheduled l GET GOING WITH $ Ry Here Iemme take 1t from you offered J1mm1e Wer geles of the Ne" York Km cks front office slafl trymg to be hel pful Is thiS the one w1th the money m 1P No , no sa1d Walton speak10g barely above a whisper wluch IS pretty much hiS normal tone It ha s my umform m 11 Tha t s more tmportant An; body who doesn t know Bill Walton "ould never believe that Anybody who does know h1m, would He s a genmne human bemg says He rman Sarkowsk; preSident of the Trail Blazers Not an ounce of con m him That's refreshmg m lh1s busmess Walton signed a f1ve ;ear contract wllh Portland calling for a total of $2 m1llion or $400 000 a ) ear and Sarkowsky fee ls he s worth every penny Portland finiShed last 10 the NBA a yea r ago Now that lhe v have Walton , there are those who feel the Trail Blaze rs w1ll turn the whole thmg around th1s season Harry Glickman Portland 's execuh\e vice president and general manager IS a man wllh both feet on the ground " Naturally, he's delighted about the addition of Walton and new coach Lenme Wilkens but he s not lettmg hiS heart run away w1th hiS head 'It all depends what they mean "hen they say he s go10g to turn the whole thmg around for us says Glickman If they mean we ge going to wm the world champiOnship I don I beheve that for a mmute Kareem couldn l do that w•th M•lwaukee, could he• We believe we have an hdliest chance to be 10 the playoffs Rtghl now, that's our goal' Walton has played m two exh1blt10n games w1th Portland so fa r and looked good He had 26 pomts and 211 rebounds m last Fnday rughl's 92-91 wm over the Los Angeles Lakers a nd, p1aymg m only threequarters of Saturday mght's game w1th Golden State, he collected 10 pomts and 12 r ebounds m an 88-78" loss to the Warnors He'll be making his third appearance for h1s new ball club when the Tra1l Blazers meet the Ne" York Kmcks here tomght For Monday's new s conference, the red haired 6-foot 11 Walton showed up w1th a Silk blue head-band across his forehea d, a pla1d lumberman s sh1rt light blue cotton slacks and huge brown hiking boots He was peppered w1th quest tons, many wantmg to know how he felt about playmg the game for mone> now mstead of for the pure fun of 1t as before 'I haven t nottced 11 yet ' he sa 1d so 1 ha ven t thought a bout It • Then someone wanted to know If Walton felt rutlt;resence could convert Portland mto a wmmng team 'That 's kmd of a loaded questiOn ' he sa1d I'm not expectmg anythmg We have a Iotta fme talent , a fme coach , and were gonna do our best llhink ,;e 11 be okay representative The double nng ceremony Will be p_erformed by Rev Clyde Henllerson, Oct 12, at the Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene, 2 30 p m An mv•tatiOnal reception will be held followmg the ceremony With h1~h prices on winter tires! • \ CHRISTOPHER STEWART QO~'T GET STUCK Whaky family gathers The annual Whaley fam1ly reun10n was held Sunday at the Gran ge Hall on the Rock Sprmgs Fairgrounds Mrs Harvey Van Vranken gave grace preceding th e dmner Durmg the busmess meetmg offiCers for the 1975 reuniOn were elected They are Mrs Van Vranken, president Mrs Russell W1lson, vtce president Mrs •tharles Hayes, secretary, and Mrs M1ke Kosllval , treasurer , With Mrs Karl Grueser to handle publicity The 1975 reunwn was set for Sept 28 at the fairgrounds Attending were Mr and Mrs Fredenck ( Babe) Whale> , Mrs Pat Qwnn and son, Pat Terry Whaley, Ntn Whaley, Ch1p Whaley , and Mike Stapleton, all of Columbus Mr and Mrs Mike Kostival and sons, Jan and John , Mr and Mrs Charles Hayes, Mr and , Mrs Bill Wooddell and son, Tyler Athens Mrs Frank Cal betzor, Akron Mr and Mrs Gra,t1s E Bryan, Sr , Mr and Mrs Ed Bryan , Carol J1mmy, and Sparon , Mrs Ruth Ann Hyland , Laura and Jenmfer, Powhattan Pomt , Mr <UJd Mrs Paul Johnson Mr and Mrs Don Work, Delawcu e Mar g 1e Sm1 th Brenda Roush and Michele Mabel Brtckles, Jan1e DeBord Jean Wood and V1cky DeBord Sendwg g1fts were Jean Yoho Rheba Bnckles Betty Wyant Barbara Cotterill, Clara Hamng, Margy Hamng Alpha Douglas, Paultne Stewart, Ruth Ann and Linda Riffle, Bertha Sargent, Lena Hooper Nancy Chapman , Hazel Smtih, Sue Hebner Adell Wh1te, Wmme White, Jenny Holly, Delores King Neva Kwg Marlene Harrtson , Karen Murray, Ruby Hahday, Brenda Haggy, Betty Stout Judy G1lham Juaml<I Beal Debbie Cadle Ethel and Ed1th Wood and Donna MorriS ~KEU MtMAN E UPI Sports Wrlt.r The peMant race h<is onl.} begun m the NatiOnal I ea~'Ue By MILTON RICHMAN East and surpnsmgly enough UPI Sporto Editor It may not be over m the NJ West • NE W YORK ( UP! ) - No matter what else he dtd , Bill Wal ton Both Nl East contenders St always kept one e;e peeled on tha tllltl ecanvas bag Louis a nd Pitts burgh won fhe mustard-colored one With the rtp m 11 Monday ntg ht and 1 em a In The "ords Portland Tra1l Blazers were stenCil ed on the bag dea dlocked f01 first place wllh and 1t was stuffed so lightly 11 bulged hke some ove~Sluffed t\\ o g(;lmes 1 ema mmg Mean sausage at the seams wh1i e the I os Angeles B1ll Walton earned the bag 10 h1s hand when he walked mlo Dodgers, needing only one Mad1son Square Garden for th e first lime 1n hiS hfe Monda} VICtory to chnch the West mornmg He held on to th e bag "hile ndwg up on the elevator to c ha nt pwnsh1p los t o the the press lounge where he would answer ques twns about how 1t felt 'Jemg a professiOnal now and when 11 was tune for lunch " Houston Astros 4 1 and now hold only a two-game lead over Portland s $2 nullion rookie Ia 1d the ba g down nem thi chair he Cmcmna t1 wath each team " as Sllllng m carefully almost tenderly By Polly Cramer ' Houston jolts Dodgers 4-1 •• •' · •• • SAYRE 'HARDWARE 882 2525 tlew Haven, W Va I • I j Today s Probable P1tch en (All T1mes EDT> Ph lade lph a {Lonborg 16 13) a t New York ( Seave r 11 10 ) 8 05 pm Sf Lou s CG bson II 12) a t Molltrea l ( Torr ez 15 8) 9OS pm -. C h 1cago f D eltor e at 3 5) P fl sbu rg h {Re uss 16 11) 7 35 pm at t'm c mnal• f B llm gham 19 101 Atlanta (Capra 15 8) 7 35 pm ' Los Angeles (S utto n 18 9J ar Ho usto n pm CRoberls 10 12 ) 8 35 Sa n D1ego ( Fre sleben 9 13 1 ar San Franc sco (Caldwe l l 14 51 10 30 pm We dnesdays Game s Sa n D ego at san F r anc 1sco Phllade lph•a at N Y n1ght Chicago at P tt sbu rgh n1gh t St LOUIS a t Montreal n 1ght C ncmna11 al At lanta BJQ ht Los Ange l es a t Hous t on n gh t East w 89 York 88 New Boston Cleveland Milw aukee Detro t 83 76 88 pel 556 550 519 475 469 450 I pet 1 71 72 77 84 75 85 n We!. I w x Oakland 90 70 563 Texas 83 75 525 M nnesota 81 79 506 Ch1 cago 78 80 A94 KansasC1tv 77 83 481 Ca l fofn a 66 94 413 K clinched divisional f1tte g b 1 6 13 14 n g b b 9 11 13 24 Mondays Results Bait more 12 Oetr01t 6 Cl eve land 2 Boston 1 (Only games scheduled l Today s Prob,ble Pitchers (All T1mes EDT) T ex a s ( B bby 19 19 1 at Mmnesota ( Goltz 9 IO J 2 15 pm Bait more ( Pa lm er 7 12 ) at Detro1t (Co l eman 14 12) . ' 30 pm Cleveland (Bosman 7 5) at Boston ( Barr o OJ 7 30 pm New Yor k ( Med1ch 19 14) at M ! waukee !Co lborn 10 12 ) 8 30 pm Kansas C t v ( Blfd 0 Ol at ChiCago f Kaa t 20 131 9 00 p m Oakland !Hun te r 25 12) at Ca l1fo rn1a ( T an an-a 13 19) 11 00 p m Wednesdays Games Texas a t M nnesota - Eievetand at Boston Kansas C1ty at Ch• cago Balt•more al Det r o1t N ew York at Milwaukee n ghl ?akl and at C"llforn a n1ghl l \ ---~ three regular season pl(1yofffiil m U1~ cnlu l IHstOJ y uf Ihe Nl I m ry Dae1 ker and Ke n F orsch stopped the Dodgers on s ax lnt s MondC:I y mghl C:i nd tfte DodgCJ s looked an; th mg but polentw l chdmpions on the basepaths as thev had two 1unners cut down trymg to take a n extra be~st: Rookie Greg Gross threw out • R1ll But knu at seco nd m the third mmng \\hen th e Dodger outflelde• t11('(l to str ett: h a sangle mto a double a nd cen terfielde J Ces.u Cedeno cut Llo"n Joe I erguson a t the plate m the fourth when he tned to scan• from seco nd on a smgle b; lliil Husscll VH dntn l help ou t the s1tU.(J IIon \\llh uur bHscrunnm g 14Hllghl Dudgcr M<Inag er Walt er Alston sighed 1h ~ fellas \hinted to s1 p some champagne I don t rart: whC'n 1t haf)pens I JUSt want rt to happen Playo fr \\ 1se tl11 s hurts us lh e P rratcs got a rea l bonus fror!l Kison who hadn 1 p1tchcd a complete ga m e sm cc Sept 4 1972 1hc 24 ;car-old nghl handeJ"\\.as touched for a pwr of htts and C:l run m the fir st mnmg t11en allowed on ly one Jut ove1 the last e1g ht to gam Ius nmth wi'n m 17 dec1stons I d be a har 1f I sa1d I wasn t nervous, Ktson adm itted I spenf last mght gmng over lh w batters and how to pitch to them m my head I felt good strong dt the end In the Cardma ls victory Forsch pitched no hit ball fm th e ftr st S IX mmn gs re hnng 1B of the 19 batters he laced before the I<:xpos touched tum for a run on two h1ts m the seventh n1 e U year-<>ld n gllt hander ptlched out of trouble hov. cvc1 and dad not a llow another hat unttl W1lhe Davts singled w1th two ou t 10 !he . the tn ~ mmn g tollowmg a srnglc by fed S1zemoFe <:ind a walk to Hegg1e Snnth Sm1t h tnpied home the Cardtnals fma l two runs m the eaghth In the only other Nl ~ame Wayne Garrett s three run homer led the New York Me L'5 to a 5-2 tnumph over the Piu iadelph la Philhes In the an i} Ametrcan I ea~rue actiOn Baltimore mcreased Its lead to one game over New York tn th e AI East bv wh1ppmg Detroit 12:1; and Clevela nd mpped Boston 2 I _" mnth Sanrnooya Orner came m the COLORFUL DRIED FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS From 14.98 Dudley's Aorist Orioles seek share of crown B; RICHARD L SHOOK DETROIT tUPI) J1m Palmer and pennant chnch10gs go together hke champagne and the Baltimore Orioles Palmer who has been the wmnmg pitcher m all four of Baltunore's American League lltle..,imchmg games w1ll be pll chm g today when th e Or1oles attempt to na1l down at lea st a share of the East DIVlSIOn crown against the lowly Delrml T1gers Baltimore wh1ch could clinch 11 today If New York loses at Milwaukee tomght mad e M1cke; Lolich a 21-game loser Monday by hammering Detroit 12-6, for 1ls seventh stra1ght Victory I thmk we II wm, (Clyde J Wr1ght w1ll beat New York and 1lll be all over by tom ght sa1d Palmer s leamma le for mer T1ger J1m Northrup Wnghl won l be gomg for Milwaukee except posSJbl; 1n York Y.Ins two then Ba ltllllor~ relief Kev10 Kobel Will be w11l hC:ivc to wm It themselves startm g for the Brewers while Mana ger Earl Weave r of the Ya nkees will send George Ba lllmor e kept h1s mouth Med1 ch know1ng th e outcome closed llght H1s superstitious mmd s prang qwckJ y mto ac of jhe Baltmwre DetrOit con t10n when a Baltimore wnter test s uggested the Onoies had 1t The Yankees tratl by a full lucked up a fter Monday game a nd the Onoles need only to sweep the regular season s mght s wm Don l you say tha t Don t two remauung games from the you pnnt that Don t you thmk T1gers to advance to t he sa1d WeC:Iver, h1s nor playoffs agm nst Oakland r e- that gardless of "hat New York malJy hoarse vmce inade eve n more rasp10g by a bad cold If does Should the two tea ms t1e Dave McNally w1ll hkely op- we lose two ga mes now and pose Rudv May on Thursday 10 they (the Yankees) w10 two Shea Stadium m a one·garne I II punch you n ghl m the mouth - and I hke you Tha t s play of! Delr01l Manager Ralph Houk the "orst thm g you can say 1 he Orioles overcame an 1s sendmg h1s No 2 pitcher J oe ea rly mtsl ch1lhng tempera Coleman 114 12) out to slave lures that started al49 degrees off Baltimore and Palmer ( 57 and dropped a nd Lohch to 12 ) Ali we ve got to do IS w1n mcrcase thear tenuous lead one 'a rn e then 1t s up to over the 1die Yankees Lolich lhun •k sa1d If New became Detroit s first 21-game lose1 smce Hooks Dauss was 13 21 lll 1920 Earl Willia ms and Bob Gn ch each hit home rWls a nd d10vc m th~;ee rurr~ aptcce to spice the 16 h1t attack Baltunor e bmlt a 9 2 lead aflc1 four mmngs and then hung gnmly on unli t Gran t Jackson recm dcd the last out J ackso n 5-4 got the v1ctor} because Weaver took out s te~rter Ross Gnmsley wh1le he was one out shy of gomg the necessary hve m· mngs for the v1 ctory In the onl; other AL game Jim Pel ry went 6·2-3 mnmgs to raise hiS record to 17 12 whe n Clevela nd defeated Boston, 2 1 Dave Duncan smgled hom e the winnmg run when the Indians picked up a pa1r m th e fourth In th e Na llona l Leag ue, P11tsbut gh a nd Sl Louis rematne<f t1ed for the East Dtv1s1on lead - the Pu ales by mppmg Chicago 2 I a nd the Redskins roll 30-3 over Broncos oil By SAM FOGG UP! Sports Wr1ter WASHINGTON (UP!) - ' I thmk the Redskms are back Wa shmgton Coach George Allen proclaimed today after they turned 10 a 30-3 gomg away wm over the Denver Broncos Mondav mghl Were back together as a team I thought we played our hesl game of the year ' Allen sa 1d of hiS tea m, wh1ch s mothered th ~ Broncos defens1vely throughout the nationally televised contest and generated the h1 ghest Washm glon sconng output of the season Allen gave out game balls to three of his offensive s tars - Washm gton 12 The Redskm B1li K1lmer who passed for ove r 200 ya rds Charl ey Taylor who caught two of h1s 17 -<>f 22 completwns for touch downs and Roy Jefferson who turned m liu ee clutch receptions But All en cred ited h1 s defense w1lh commg through w1lh the game wmmng plays by slopping a Denver touch down threat m the second half when the wmless Broncos were tra1hng 13·3 and dnvmg to get ba ck mlo contentiOn after recover10g a fumbled kickoff by th e Redskins Ken Houston s mterceptwn was null1f1ed by a penalty wh1ch gave Denver second down and a yard to go on the defe nse stopp ed su ccess ive s mashes by Oils Armstrong and Floyd I 1llie to choke off the dnve It took a perfect defens1ve play to stop 11 ' Denver quatterback Charley Johnson sa1d of the Wash10gton defense wh1ch sa" llneba cke1 Ha1 old McLmlon stop Little m h1s tracks as he Ined to buck over I d do 11 a gam, Bronco coach John Ralston sa1d of the ga mble We can make that kmd of yardage ' But a pparently not aga10st a Wa shmgto n de fen se wh1ch grabbed off two fumbles a nd an mlerceptwn that ulllmalely led to Redskin scor es The f1rst fumble recovery 10 the f1rst qu a rter led to Kilmer's first touchdown pass to Taylor fl om th e th1 ee !'he second fumble turnover led to the first of Mark Moseley s field goals K1lmer, usmg short passes a nd strai ght a hea d power plays took Moseley mlo field goal rang e af ter the Was hmgton defense s tymied Armstrong and I 1ltle plunges as the fourth penod began Kilmer late r h1t Taylor w1th an ll yard TO s hot and Duane Thomas scored from the one a fter an mte rceptwn by Br1g Owens to complete a 17 poml final quarter s plurge by Wa shm gton ... Ca1dmals by beatmg Montreal 5 I Houston d e laye d Los Angeles chnchmg the West by topp10g the Dodgers, 4 I and Ne" York pmned a 52 setback on Philadelphia 59 N Second 51 N'1ddleport. 0 ' If a DISASTER like this should strike our town ••• how well would you be, pr•oh:ct4edj Most serious complaints about payment of in!IUI'llnc;e claims are made by people who have not insured their homes thru IOCIII, established agents says ~ egtsl al t ve invest,galmg Gommoltee In tU1 Offtc1al Report on lou ad bu~1ne~ ~ f r om nn Independent Jl.lllmenll made 10 the wake of ngenl Then 1f dtsasler stnku Hurnc;ane Carla lhe Comm11tee )'our mdependent msuranct asent or tbe: Texas House of Represent .. •~ o n your s1de ready to help ahvcs gave full crcdll for re:~pon As tnd epentlent 1n s uran~;:e Sible pcrforn1ance lo those ~;:om ageniS we g1"'e you the co ntmu pames reprcsenled by n -oendcnt lnf!: personal Rttenu on you need '" aeenu nsurnnce protec.: t1on - The B1g D1f How to proJect )'ourself Buy ferenct m car home or bu ~tne~s Insurance for your home car or n:~ur a nce Ca ll us soon Wllllam D Childs Downing-childs Agency, Inc. Mlcldleparf, Ohio Baschnagel Player-of-Week' and the that w1ll open up the m1ddle sa1d Baschnkgel, COLUMBUS Oh10 (UP! ) more I look at law the more I g1ve our fullbacks and and Umted Press Inte rnatwnal s like 11 If I got the opportun1ly Midwest OffenSive Pla yer of la1lbac k a better chance to run But I ve got to admit I love to play pro ball, though I the Week Bnan Baschnagel of No I Oh10 State, says he carrym g the ball I ve been certamly would take 1t and try wailed three years for an wmt10g three years to get to to contmue sludy10g law m the opportunity to run the ball as rur the ball as much as I d1d off season I suppose 11 s the goal of every college player to much as he d1d m last Saturday get mto professwnal football ' fhose seven ca rn es weekend's 28-9 v1ctory over Saturday were about as many Southern Methodis t fh1s Week's Specld A 6 0, 190 pound JUmor as I had all last year put ' toge ther Last season I thmk I wmgba c k from Pittsburg h Baschnagel normally IS lucky ran the ball three limes m our VALUE RATED 1f he gets to tote the football a f1rst game a couple limes m the second and after that couple limes a game Satur hardly at all I played fullback day, however he ran a 30-yearUSED CARS old reverse play 44 yards for a when Champ Henson was hurt touchdown and 64 yards to se t and got to run a few limes and e nJoyed that , up another score and for the really Baschnagel sa1d enhre game accounted for 140 Baschnagel says he lhmks rushmg yards on seven carr1es the Bucks have made too many aga10st the Mustangs I thought they would defend m1stake s thiS ye ar ' not Full pow 6 way sea t pow w1ndows pow d oor loc ks aga10st the reverse better than play10g as a \1 hole yet,' but he tilt wheel AM FM stereo they d1d because we've been add~ " we're on our way ' steel rad hres a1 r 7 000 If we can get nd of the runnmg 1t all season sa1d mo Baschnagel Th ey c on- fumbles and mtsta kes there s centrated on the middle, no way we caq be anythmg but though and apparently the top team m the country ' weren t expecllng the rever Baschnagel sa1d Currently a busmess major se Baschnagel sa1d Hayes has You II Uke Our Quality Baschnagel checked out at a Wa y of Dolng Business sort of an mterest m Jaw" and r at10g of 85 for all aspects of h1s GMAC FINANCING performance aga10st SMU m has gotten h1m thmking about 9n 5342 Pomeroy the grading system used by the becommg an attorney Open Evenmgs T1l6 00 ' Coach Hayes has sort of T1IS PM Sat Buckeyes coach Woody Hayes 'I ve been better before - 90 pushed me m that direction " per cent- but the1r conerback ........ .... was pretty qwck for me to do the best JOb of blocking,' sard Hungry Kids? Baschnagel " I had no con Don't Argue fldence m myself as a blocker m h1gh school because all I d1d was carry the ball, but I thmk I've defm1tely come around as It s frlenc;lly and econom•cal qv1 ck o blocker now ' and d1vers1f1ed - enough to sat1sfy Baschnagel sa1d he doesn t everybody s mood and appetite See our 910nous menu thmk h1s performance Saturday Will necessarily NOW OPEN mean he Will be used mamly Sunday- 10 AM to t1 PM fnr h1s rushmg ab1hty m the Mon thru Thurs -9 A M to 11 P M luture Fn & Sal-9 A M to 1 AM I don 't thmk coach Hayes w1ll diSregard hiS fullback or tailback bec~use they 've worked so well lor h1m m the ., past, ~a1~ Baschnagel 992-"2556 Maybe delense wdl start POMEROY,O. 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Hurry In! �' . ·-,, ... • 1 _IJ!o.:, - l - The Daily Senlinel. Middlepurt-Pomeruy. 0 ., Tuesda>, Oet. 1, 1!17·1 OEA calls for Gilligan~s reelection - • • Continued from page 1 Public Ins truction sl<l ted: "Two-digit inflation is hitting the sc hools with ·· a "'terrific · equipnl('nl, manpoi/·r . inr:nrne tax "~l'lle has been a godsend. otherwise the schools would be in Act s tale of sham- ble.£;. $inec the in come tax was cna~d in 1971 , state assist- rep~1 1r centra lizing pur'\:hil~ing to do ance to schools has doubted co'Sts and tra n:-; purta ( ioJll . their best to eope with in- . from $500 111illion to $1 billion . nlctintenane e, M~my sc hools are cng~tgPd in flat ion . "An· additional 1! .4. mills in property l<lx would be required JAMES A . ·RHODES GOV JOHN J . G I LL I GAN statewide to replace the fund s STATE APPROPRIATIONS that go to 'schools from the • • Promise ~ wallop. (F ue l, Supplie :-;, te x t b ooks, " I shal l recommend to.- qui ck action 1'f1e income tax .'' According to Es:->ex, all real es.tate owners have received a Promise - meal)s determined to be fairest" (" to provide · th e quality and quantity of education needed") . " First priority i s financing educati on on a sound basis with state insured level s of adequacy ." Record - Record - ._ tO pet. reduction in their tax throu ~ h funds made availabl e by the income l<lx. Th1rdly , the homestead exemption , providing property l<lx re lief for citizens 65 years or older , was m.;:tde more generous "during the recent session of the legislature . Hall said the Ohlo Educators Politica l Action Committee I EPAC J had recently endorsed in ctunbent Governor John J. Annval appropriations increased from S24 1.4'million in Annual appropriations increased from 5566.8 million in 1962-63 to S5b6 .8 million in 1970-71 - an average annual IN 197 0-71 to -940 million in . 1973-74 - an averaqe annual IN CREASE of 40.7 million . CREASE OF $126.4 million . ' Per·pupil. appropria t io ns inc rea sed from s 11 6 in 1962 -63 to Per p upi I appropriations increased from 5234 in 1970-71 to $234 in 1970-71 - an averaqe annual INCREASE of SIS . SJ91 in 1973-14 - 01n avero:1ge annua l fNCREASE of $_54. · Teachers Sa lariesan_d Minimum Salary Schedules ' Promise ''A beginning minimum teacher 's so:1 lary to compete on even terms with the top slates in the· nation ." " I shall recommend tha.t the state adopt a minimum salary schectule. " Record Average teacher salary in Ohio rose from $5,710 in 1962 63 to $8.676 in 1970-71- an average INCREASE of $371 per year. . Opposed a state minimum sa lary schedu le and worked f.or across -the -board raises on a one -tim e bo:1sis . State mandated salary for a beginning BA t eac her rose from $3,800 in 1962-63 to SS ,200 in 1970-71 - an aver.:tge a nnua I INCREASE of $175. Promise Promise " What is required is that the state becomes partners on a "Be lieves sta te support should be at least SO per cent ." S0-50 ba s·is." Record Record Slate share of schoo l operating fund s rose from 31.9 per State share of schoo l operating fund s rose from '29 .2 per cent i n '1970-71 to 41 per cent in 1973-74 - a n average annua l cent in 1962-63 to 31.9 per cent in 1'170-11- an average annual IN CREASE of J per cent. INCREASE of .3 per cent. State Taxes Promise Prom1 se " The question is how to most equitably spread th e " Would u se a .state corporate income tax with a state bu r den of cost" ( "over a broa der and m ore equ itable base"). graduated p ersona l income tax as needed." Record Record Raised sa les tax to 4 per cent (from 3 per cent) and in Pressed successfu ll y for a corporate income ta x and a creased severa l minor-r eve nu e, "nuisa nce fax " sources. state gradu~1ed personal income taJ~: . actuetlly (JppfJsed . legis l ettive SfJJne propose:tls fur sthoc,ls thut were 'part of his campa i~n pr(Jmises in the 1960s." The O.F.A is spreading in a brochwe the following comparisons of the "prom ises 8nd ac hievements" of the_ Rhodes and Gilligan. administrations: HA ' •• • .' NEW YORK ( UPI) m-- Th e 1974 Uni t e d Press International Board of Coaches top 20 major co ll ege footbal l rating s with won -lost records and first pla ce voles in parentheses . Tea m Point s 1 OhiO ~~ 11 1) IJ -0) 2. Ala (3) (J .QJ 3. M i ch (41 {3 -0J 4. Tex A&M (J .QJ 5. N eb ( 2-1l 6. Notre Dam e {2 ll 7 . Tex T ec h (2 -0-1) 8. Fia (J .QJ 9 . Auburn (3 .QJ 10 . Sn Cali f !1 1) ll N .C St. (4 -0l 12 . (T iel M i am i ~- Fia ! 2-01 l~• e 1 \t,~~~) ~! .. 12,..,, )24 293 2'il1 172 148 1~6 B2 81 79 by Alabama, which moved ahead of Michigan by a mere two points. ' Texas A&M, something of a surprise this year, was fourth after running its record to 3-0 wi th a 28-15 victory over Washington . Nebraska, 2-l, climbed from ninth to fifth, followed by Notre Dame . Texas Tech, a nother South- while Oklahoma State and Mississippi lied for 19th. this seaso n, upset Texas 26-3 and gained the seve nth ranking. F lorida advanced from 14th to eighth with its third straight win, a 29-13 decision over Mississippi State. Auburn crashed into the top 20 in the ninth spot and Southern. California regained the top 10 with a 16-7 victory over Pittsburgh. North Caroli na State, with a 4--0 mark, was lllh, while Penn State and Miami of Florida tied fo~ 12th. Illinois was 14th and Arizona 15th. UCLA, Texas and Missouri were in a three-way tie for 16th, 69 56 32 SEE OUR ~a ~EL~ECTIONOF 15 Ariz (3-0l 21 16. (Tie) UCLA 11 -1-IJ 6 lliel Texas (2 -1) 6 ( tiel .Missouri (2 .1) 6 19. (Tie l Okla St . {i- ll 5 (tiel Miss !2 -l l 5 EDITORS NOTE : By agree m ent w i th th e American _Football ~ Coacfles, te am s on probat io n by the · NAA are i nelig ibl e fiJr top 20 and natiofl al cha mpionship con sidi'r· atlon by th e UP 1 Board of Coaches. 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Coli today. ,, USDA • • y, HP torque motor Hearing Aid Specialist ' An Automobile Policy BEST BUY! POLISH SAUSAGE ••••••••••• ~8~.7 9 ~ SALE PRICE western Conference sw-prise lb. U.S SUPERIORS TASYY. 16" x 60' HOMECOMING SET The annua l homecoming of the Hemlock Grove Chnstian Church will be Sunday, Oct. 6, with a basket dinner at 12:30 p.m . Afternoon service, which begins at 2 p.m., will feature the Gospel Tones of Chester . YARD SALE SET There wi ll be a y~d sale at Forest Run Methodist Church Friday, Oct. 4, at the corner of SR 7 and Forest Run Rd ., on the Folmer lot. MIDDLEPORT, 0' \l'e Reserve The Right to Limit Quantities" OHIO LOTTERY TICKETS HERE STORE NEW YORK (UP!) - Ohio State, yet to face a real cha llenge this season, strengthened its hold on-the top ranking in tho United Press International Boar d of Coaches ' ratings this week . The Buckeyes easily defeated SMU 23-9 Saturday, although not quite as handily as had been expected, to earn 27 of the 34 first place votes cast· and 331 points. Upsets of five of last week's top 10 teams.-Notre Dame, Texas, Arizona State, Oklahoma State and Wisconsincaused some big changes in the ratings. No. 2 Notre Dame fell from second to six th after losing 3120 to P urdue and was replaced ~!s !jtamp.~ ' Promise ' "Would furnish additiona l funds l or thos e with specia l educational problem s." Record Vocational classes increased from 1,697 in 1970-71 16 5, 170 in 1973-74 - an average an nual INCREASE of 491 c la sses. Stud ents se.-ved i'n these classes increased from 152,416 to 218,590 - an average an nual INCREASE of 22,058 pupils. Special educ.:t ti on classes increased from 5,496 in· 1970-71 to 7,389 in 1973-74 - an annual averag e INCREASE ·o f 631 classes. , · Stud ents served in these c la sses increased f.-om 271,573 to 359,622 - an average annual INCREASE of 29,35() pupils. Bucks still number one in UPI poll Wt? Accept Federal Food PHONE 992-3480 AUTOMATIC GARAGE DOOR OPENER SYSTEMS j ewe led wat ch. Water and shock resi stan t. Styled in gleaming chrome and stainle ss stee l. With a sweep second hand . Fu ll numeral r1i al. Black leath er strap. And ci Bulova guarantee. All lor a mere $14.95. Special and Vocational Education . SUPER -MARKET • Open Daily 9 to 10 · Sun •...19 to 10 It's a precis io n Promise "Would repeal Ferguso n Act." " Believes public em . ployee s should have the right to organize, deter mine the bargaining unit, negotiate and sig n enfor cea ble contracts ." " Believes in a limited r ig ht to strike." Record Sponsored and backed Se nate Bill222 and Hou se Bill68 9 in 1971-74 legis lative session to provide lull public employ ee co llective bargaining . including the limited right to strike . Superiors ·semi-Boneless .' flier Mill and Second • Quick releose hondle • Dua l safe ty od1ustments 1 • 1.. HP motor SAlE PRICE • • • • Collective Bargaining cump::.i~n promises (Jf lliat he never ~ept. In-fact: he GEAR CHAIN DRIVE Great buy tor your favorite guy Property Taxes Promise Promise"The need to relieve the burden on real and persona l "Individuals pay-ing a high pe.- cent of. incom e for property· is ob vioilr.'' prope~ty tax would receive credit against any future per Recor d sonal mcome tax. Suppo r-t s hom estead exemption ." Record Only property ta x r e li ef w as on persona I property of business, i ndu str y and agriculture. Secured 10 per cent p.-ope rty tax rollback and homest ead exemption for elder ly . Average effecHve sc hool operating tax rate rose from 18.S8 mitis in 1963 to 27 .79 mills in 1911 - average annual Average _effe_ctive school operating tax rates dropped INCREASE of 1.1 5 mills. from 27 .79 mills m 1971 to 2'5.30 mills in 1974- an average DECREASE of .83 mills PN year. ~~ing GENIE SING SLATED A hymn sing will be held at the Hazel Community Church Friday, Oct. 4, a t 7:30p .m. The Barnett Family' from McArthur will be featured. State' s Sh.:tre of School Financing Prom1se" We m_ust offer training in high sc hool which will equip them with ski lls required by modern industry ." Record Vocational classes increased from 1,134 in 1962-63 to 3,697 in 1970-71 - an average annuaiiNCREASE of 320 c lasses. Students se rved· in these classes increased from 47,240 to 152,416 - a' n average annua II NCR EASE of 13,147 pupils. · Special education classes increased from 2,034 in 1962-63 to 5,496 in 1970-71 - an annua l average INCREASE of 433 classes. Students served in these classe s increased from 111,646 to 271,573- an average annual INCREA SE of 19,991 pupils. made four ye<trs agtJ to teachers of Ohio. His record in office shows decis iv e ~nd productive action on behalf <>I children and teachers. Many long - sought · ed ucational le gislative goals were achieved through the , ~ard work of his administration and the Ohio General Assembly. "On the other hand, former . Governor R.ilodes issued a rateS Promise " Would set sa laries on a prevai ling area wage bo:1si s. Beg1nmng bachelor's rtegree teachers should be paid S6,SOOS7 ,000 ." Record Average teache-r salary in Ohio rose from S8,676 in 197071 to Sl0.107 in 1971-74 - Jan average annua l INCR EASE of S4 77 per year . Supported th e increase in state minimum sa lary schedule. The state mandated sa lary fo r a beg inning bache lor 's degree teacher rose from $S,200)n 1970-71 to S6.4DO in 1974 -75 - an o:1verage annual I NCREASE o f $300. Promise-No statement. Record Person a lly intervened in 1968 to c hange votes of Republic:an sena tors and kill Se nate Bill 30, the OEA profess ional negotiations bill. At that point, Sena t e passage would hav e placed Senat e Bill J(] on hi s desk for signature or veto . Gilligan in his · bid for ree lection. The action , according to . the Ohio Schools, offilllia1 publi ca tion fo_r the· Ohio Education AssoCiatjon , was made primarily on the two c andidates' (Gi lli gan and .Rhodes) records' in office. · The publication continued, " Governor Gilligan has stood by his campaig n pledges he -' \ .... ·' •. -. ' 10~ THROW- _lli gal. . .· . ·' I ..• ' , ·~ • ' .' •.· • AWAYS , <. JI I, • �' . ·-,, ... • 1 _IJ!o.:, - l - The Daily Senlinel. Middlepurt-Pomeruy. 0 ., Tuesda>, Oet. 1, 1!17·1 OEA calls for Gilligan~s reelection - • • Continued from page 1 Public Ins truction sl<l ted: "Two-digit inflation is hitting the sc hools with ·· a "'terrific · equipnl('nl, manpoi/·r . inr:nrne tax "~l'lle has been a godsend. otherwise the schools would be in Act s tale of sham- ble.£;. $inec the in come tax was cna~d in 1971 , state assist- rep~1 1r centra lizing pur'\:hil~ing to do ance to schools has doubted co'Sts and tra n:-; purta ( ioJll . their best to eope with in- . from $500 111illion to $1 billion . nlctintenane e, M~my sc hools are cng~tgPd in flat ion . "An· additional 1! .4. mills in property l<lx would be required JAMES A . ·RHODES GOV JOHN J . G I LL I GAN statewide to replace the fund s STATE APPROPRIATIONS that go to 'schools from the • • Promise ~ wallop. (F ue l, Supplie :-;, te x t b ooks, " I shal l recommend to.- qui ck action 1'f1e income tax .'' According to Es:->ex, all real es.tate owners have received a Promise - meal)s determined to be fairest" (" to provide · th e quality and quantity of education needed") . " First priority i s financing educati on on a sound basis with state insured level s of adequacy ." Record - Record - ._ tO pet. reduction in their tax throu ~ h funds made availabl e by the income l<lx. Th1rdly , the homestead exemption , providing property l<lx re lief for citizens 65 years or older , was m.;:tde more generous "during the recent session of the legislature . Hall said the Ohlo Educators Politica l Action Committee I EPAC J had recently endorsed in ctunbent Governor John J. Annval appropriations increased from S24 1.4'million in Annual appropriations increased from 5566.8 million in 1962-63 to S5b6 .8 million in 1970-71 - an average annual IN 197 0-71 to -940 million in . 1973-74 - an averaqe annual IN CREASE of 40.7 million . CREASE OF $126.4 million . ' Per·pupil. appropria t io ns inc rea sed from s 11 6 in 1962 -63 to Per p upi I appropriations increased from 5234 in 1970-71 to $234 in 1970-71 - an averaqe annual INCREASE of SIS . SJ91 in 1973-14 - 01n avero:1ge annua l fNCREASE of $_54. · Teachers Sa lariesan_d Minimum Salary Schedules ' Promise ''A beginning minimum teacher 's so:1 lary to compete on even terms with the top slates in the· nation ." " I shall recommend tha.t the state adopt a minimum salary schectule. " Record Average teacher salary in Ohio rose from $5,710 in 1962 63 to $8.676 in 1970-71- an average INCREASE of $371 per year. . Opposed a state minimum sa lary schedu le and worked f.or across -the -board raises on a one -tim e bo:1sis . State mandated salary for a beginning BA t eac her rose from $3,800 in 1962-63 to SS ,200 in 1970-71 - an aver.:tge a nnua I INCREASE of $175. Promise Promise " What is required is that the state becomes partners on a "Be lieves sta te support should be at least SO per cent ." S0-50 ba s·is." Record Record Slate share of schoo l operating fund s rose from 31.9 per State share of schoo l operating fund s rose from '29 .2 per cent i n '1970-71 to 41 per cent in 1973-74 - a n average annua l cent in 1962-63 to 31.9 per cent in 1'170-11- an average annual IN CREASE of J per cent. INCREASE of .3 per cent. State Taxes Promise Prom1 se " The question is how to most equitably spread th e " Would u se a .state corporate income tax with a state bu r den of cost" ( "over a broa der and m ore equ itable base"). graduated p ersona l income tax as needed." Record Record Raised sa les tax to 4 per cent (from 3 per cent) and in Pressed successfu ll y for a corporate income ta x and a creased severa l minor-r eve nu e, "nuisa nce fax " sources. state gradu~1ed personal income taJ~: . actuetlly (JppfJsed . legis l ettive SfJJne propose:tls fur sthoc,ls thut were 'part of his campa i~n pr(Jmises in the 1960s." The O.F.A is spreading in a brochwe the following comparisons of the "prom ises 8nd ac hievements" of the_ Rhodes and Gilligan. administrations: HA ' •• • .' NEW YORK ( UPI) m-- Th e 1974 Uni t e d Press International Board of Coaches top 20 major co ll ege footbal l rating s with won -lost records and first pla ce voles in parentheses . Tea m Point s 1 OhiO ~~ 11 1) IJ -0) 2. Ala (3) (J .QJ 3. M i ch (41 {3 -0J 4. Tex A&M (J .QJ 5. N eb ( 2-1l 6. Notre Dam e {2 ll 7 . Tex T ec h (2 -0-1) 8. Fia (J .QJ 9 . Auburn (3 .QJ 10 . Sn Cali f !1 1) ll N .C St. (4 -0l 12 . (T iel M i am i ~- Fia ! 2-01 l~• e 1 \t,~~~) ~! .. 12,..,, )24 293 2'il1 172 148 1~6 B2 81 79 by Alabama, which moved ahead of Michigan by a mere two points. ' Texas A&M, something of a surprise this year, was fourth after running its record to 3-0 wi th a 28-15 victory over Washington . Nebraska, 2-l, climbed from ninth to fifth, followed by Notre Dame . Texas Tech, a nother South- while Oklahoma State and Mississippi lied for 19th. this seaso n, upset Texas 26-3 and gained the seve nth ranking. F lorida advanced from 14th to eighth with its third straight win, a 29-13 decision over Mississippi State. Auburn crashed into the top 20 in the ninth spot and Southern. California regained the top 10 with a 16-7 victory over Pittsburgh. North Caroli na State, with a 4--0 mark, was lllh, while Penn State and Miami of Florida tied fo~ 12th. Illinois was 14th and Arizona 15th. UCLA, Texas and Missouri were in a three-way tie for 16th, 69 56 32 SEE OUR ~a ~EL~ECTIONOF 15 Ariz (3-0l 21 16. (Tie) UCLA 11 -1-IJ 6 lliel Texas (2 -1) 6 ( tiel .Missouri (2 .1) 6 19. (Tie l Okla St . {i- ll 5 (tiel Miss !2 -l l 5 EDITORS NOTE : By agree m ent w i th th e American _Football ~ Coacfles, te am s on probat io n by the · NAA are i nelig ibl e fiJr top 20 and natiofl al cha mpionship con sidi'r· atlon by th e UP 1 Board of Coaches. 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' /.f) Superiors All Meat 12 oz. pkg. • JEWELRY You'll have a chance to sit down and talk about your hearing problems .. .. get your questions answered . _. and find out about modern hearing h·elp . GERALD REUTE 'R BONELESS HAMS WIENERS FROM USDA CHOICE BEEF MR. GARY FRACKER Factory-tr a ined Bellon e Hea ring Aid Specia list will be at our Better- Hear ing Consultation. LAR ,RY BROGAN . PORK SAUSAGE ••••••••••••• ~s~.89e Push transmi tter button li ght goes on as door opens Drive into garage Push button ; door oloses gently 9am to6pm ,I; DNA SCHOENLEB Superiors Government In s pected . HOME MADE • Bui lt-in t ime relay • Exclusive worm screw drive THURSD.AY- OCTOBER 3, LOWE HOTEL PT, PLEASANT, W. VA. FRIDAY-OCTOBER4, MEIGS INN POMEROY, OHIO REUTER· \ BROGAN In su rance Service . . Cho 1ce DOOR .MIRROR Better-Hearing Consultation Don't fret; just d rive. Our policY.. covers all liabilities . Coli today. ,, USDA • • y, HP torque motor Hearing Aid Specialist ' An Automobile Policy BEST BUY! POLISH SAUSAGE ••••••••••• ~8~.7 9 ~ SALE PRICE western Conference sw-prise lb. U.S SUPERIORS TASYY. 16" x 60' HOMECOMING SET The annua l homecoming of the Hemlock Grove Chnstian Church will be Sunday, Oct. 6, with a basket dinner at 12:30 p.m . Afternoon service, which begins at 2 p.m., will feature the Gospel Tones of Chester . YARD SALE SET There wi ll be a y~d sale at Forest Run Methodist Church Friday, Oct. 4, at the corner of SR 7 and Forest Run Rd ., on the Folmer lot. MIDDLEPORT, 0' \l'e Reserve The Right to Limit Quantities" OHIO LOTTERY TICKETS HERE STORE NEW YORK (UP!) - Ohio State, yet to face a real cha llenge this season, strengthened its hold on-the top ranking in tho United Press International Boar d of Coaches ' ratings this week . The Buckeyes easily defeated SMU 23-9 Saturday, although not quite as handily as had been expected, to earn 27 of the 34 first place votes cast· and 331 points. Upsets of five of last week's top 10 teams.-Notre Dame, Texas, Arizona State, Oklahoma State and Wisconsincaused some big changes in the ratings. No. 2 Notre Dame fell from second to six th after losing 3120 to P urdue and was replaced ~!s !jtamp.~ ' Promise ' "Would furnish additiona l funds l or thos e with specia l educational problem s." Record Vocational classes increased from 1,697 in 1970-71 16 5, 170 in 1973-74 - an average an nual INCREASE of 491 c la sses. Stud ents se.-ved i'n these classes increased from 152,416 to 218,590 - an average an nual INCREASE of 22,058 pupils. Special educ.:t ti on classes increased from 5,496 in· 1970-71 to 7,389 in 1973-74 - an annual averag e INCREASE ·o f 631 classes. , · Stud ents served in these c la sses increased f.-om 271,573 to 359,622 - an average annual INCREASE of 29,35() pupils. Bucks still number one in UPI poll Wt? Accept Federal Food PHONE 992-3480 AUTOMATIC GARAGE DOOR OPENER SYSTEMS j ewe led wat ch. Water and shock resi stan t. Styled in gleaming chrome and stainle ss stee l. With a sweep second hand . Fu ll numeral r1i al. Black leath er strap. And ci Bulova guarantee. All lor a mere $14.95. Special and Vocational Education . SUPER -MARKET • Open Daily 9 to 10 · Sun •...19 to 10 It's a precis io n Promise "Would repeal Ferguso n Act." " Believes public em . ployee s should have the right to organize, deter mine the bargaining unit, negotiate and sig n enfor cea ble contracts ." " Believes in a limited r ig ht to strike." Record Sponsored and backed Se nate Bill222 and Hou se Bill68 9 in 1971-74 legis lative session to provide lull public employ ee co llective bargaining . including the limited right to strike . Superiors ·semi-Boneless .' flier Mill and Second • Quick releose hondle • Dua l safe ty od1ustments 1 • 1.. HP motor SAlE PRICE • • • • Collective Bargaining cump::.i~n promises (Jf lliat he never ~ept. In-fact: he GEAR CHAIN DRIVE Great buy tor your favorite guy Property Taxes Promise Promise"The need to relieve the burden on real and persona l "Individuals pay-ing a high pe.- cent of. incom e for property· is ob vioilr.'' prope~ty tax would receive credit against any future per Recor d sonal mcome tax. Suppo r-t s hom estead exemption ." Record Only property ta x r e li ef w as on persona I property of business, i ndu str y and agriculture. Secured 10 per cent p.-ope rty tax rollback and homest ead exemption for elder ly . Average effecHve sc hool operating tax rate rose from 18.S8 mitis in 1963 to 27 .79 mills in 1911 - average annual Average _effe_ctive school operating tax rates dropped INCREASE of 1.1 5 mills. from 27 .79 mills m 1971 to 2'5.30 mills in 1974- an average DECREASE of .83 mills PN year. ~~ing GENIE SING SLATED A hymn sing will be held at the Hazel Community Church Friday, Oct. 4, a t 7:30p .m. The Barnett Family' from McArthur will be featured. State' s Sh.:tre of School Financing Prom1se" We m_ust offer training in high sc hool which will equip them with ski lls required by modern industry ." Record Vocational classes increased from 1,134 in 1962-63 to 3,697 in 1970-71 - an average annuaiiNCREASE of 320 c lasses. Students se rved· in these classes increased from 47,240 to 152,416 - a' n average annua II NCR EASE of 13,147 pupils. · Special education classes increased from 2,034 in 1962-63 to 5,496 in 1970-71 - an annua l average INCREASE of 433 classes. Students served in these classe s increased from 111,646 to 271,573- an average annual INCREA SE of 19,991 pupils. made four ye<trs agtJ to teachers of Ohio. His record in office shows decis iv e ~nd productive action on behalf <>I children and teachers. Many long - sought · ed ucational le gislative goals were achieved through the , ~ard work of his administration and the Ohio General Assembly. "On the other hand, former . Governor R.ilodes issued a rateS Promise " Would set sa laries on a prevai ling area wage bo:1si s. Beg1nmng bachelor's rtegree teachers should be paid S6,SOOS7 ,000 ." Record Average teache-r salary in Ohio rose from S8,676 in 197071 to Sl0.107 in 1971-74 - Jan average annua l INCR EASE of S4 77 per year . Supported th e increase in state minimum sa lary schedule. The state mandated sa lary fo r a beg inning bache lor 's degree teacher rose from $S,200)n 1970-71 to S6.4DO in 1974 -75 - an o:1verage annual I NCREASE o f $300. Promise-No statement. Record Person a lly intervened in 1968 to c hange votes of Republic:an sena tors and kill Se nate Bill 30, the OEA profess ional negotiations bill. At that point, Sena t e passage would hav e placed Senat e Bill J(] on hi s desk for signature or veto . Gilligan in his · bid for ree lection. The action , according to . the Ohio Schools, offilllia1 publi ca tion fo_r the· Ohio Education AssoCiatjon , was made primarily on the two c andidates' (Gi lli gan and .Rhodes) records' in office. · The publication continued, " Governor Gilligan has stood by his campaig n pledges he -' \ .... ·' •. -. ' 10~ THROW- _lli gal. . .· . ·' I ..• ' , ·~ • ' .' •.· • AWAYS , <. JI I, • �.._ I ' 7- The Dally Sentmel, Mtddle port-Pomeroy, 0 , TueSday Oct ' ! 1974 Television Log ' PUBLIC NOTICE STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULATION 1 T rtt e nf P Jbl c 11 on Th e Dil y Se nt n e l ilnd S ndii Y T mes Sen t n e l 'J.DaiPof fl nq Oc t 97 I WE W I SH to th'ln k eve ryon e J F recH e tH" y Of I SS e who 'V~ S so k nd a t d th o~tQh Moldety H1rou gh F d ay rl n r1 I alt e r til e dea lt of o tr Su1day diluqh tc r .11d qranddau(lhtcr .J local on of Known Otf ce o t J11e /\111 Fster We 111 Cot t St rt f' P l b cal j Of1 e>spcc a l y w s h to lllank P orne r oy Oh o .J S7 6Q I I h er P1 t 1 W e ll er E w nQ 5 LO C<'liOn Ol tie I 1erc'! l H ~Hl £> lhe Srn o r H cadQI iHIE'r"or G Hr 1 1 C uens t ho se se nd nQ flor a l 1970 CHEV MONTE CARLO 12095 Bus t 1es s O ff ces ot 11 e o ffe r nQ:- i'l "" f ood a 1d 350 V 8 automat1c P st eenng & bra kes dark bl ue ftn sh Pub l •s h e r s 11 C01 rt S lrf'~ mnsses nil Jl on mnny Pomeroy Oh o 1::.7 09 blue •ntenor blue v• nyl roof fa ctory a1r condlt toned l1k.e r t 1t ves lr1enj :- and ne1qh 0 Na 11es <lnd Add C'SSC'S o f ba r s tor th e men o r al co n new w w f1res rad1o Many ot h er extra s Pub I She r Ed tor 1 Hi tr but m1 Yo t r k ndness w II Mana g nq Ed tor P1 bl s H'r reve r bP torqollen 1970 CHEVELLE MALIBU , Sl895 R c t a rd S Owe n M d d epo r f'i! r(' s Joh n a 1d R Ia Oh o H T Cpe V au t o matt c power steer 1ng good w w ttre s f ~ h{r Grctl c1piJrc nts Mr Edttor Che ste r T unneh 1 n ld Mrs C 0 F she clea n mtenor rad o VI ddleport Oh o Gr<tHimothc r M s Lor ett a Manilq ng Ed tor Rob e rt Ht q If' 197I DOOGE DART 11995 Hoe n c t Pen e re ) Oh o 10 lp 7 Own er The Oh o Villley Sw mg e r H T cpe m ed green f nt s h w1th blk vtnyl roof Pub I Sh ng Co Porn e oy Oh o V.E? W I SH o thank everyo n e gre en v 10 y l lntenor tr1m V 8 eng m e au t omat 1c tra n s Rt c hard S Owe 1 M dd eport who wa s so k nd and sport St wheel full Nh cover L1tk e new w w ttres rad o Oh o Ew nq T Bol es I Olqh l fu l d1r ng the llness E TIOll S rea l n ce '-Coumb 1 s Oho a nd deMh of Joseph Hood We Bo e~ Jr Co lu mb us Oh o espec al y w sh to thank he trust ee lor Steph e n Bo les v '\ H""P tat at H unt ngton Rob e n Bole s Jan ce Boles 1nd the n r ses and doc tors Lynn B Kau ffma n Grand Pomeroy Eme rg ency Squa d Ra p d s Oh o Ge orge 111 Byers S EOEMS Ew ng F t ne r al oPEN EVES 8 00 PM Ill Columbus Oh 10 Beth He 'H' those se nd ng fl ower s By e r s Sel ls Co umb1 s Oh o POMEROY OHIO 'tnd a l l o f ot r fr ends and Bvers COi l mbu s D an c N nc qhbo r s Your k ndn es s w II Oh o Rober t W nqell never be to rgotle n Sy racuse Oh o Th e Hood F am il y 8 K nov. n Bondho fil ers 10 I ltp Mortqagr>es and Oth Pr Sec ur ly H o ders O wn ng o r H o dmg 1 RUMMAGE sale at Sac red Perc e nt o r more of Tot'll H ear t Ctlurc h ba seme nt Am01 n o f Bo nds Mortgages or F r day Oc t J from 9 to 3 COMPLETE st t of bunk beds o the r Scc ur 1 es Oh o \ alley H ELE N S Beauty Shop s proud ltk e new Ph on e 985 3968 pm Bank G(l ll pol s 01 o !o an n ou n ce t he e mployment 10 .. 6tp 10 1 )IC 9 F or Op t a n a l Comp let 01 by of Cv r o Evnon to t h e~r staff Pui;l She r s Ma r g a t t he P e rm waves o n spec a l f ro m YARD and Ga rag e saJe oct J BOUG H T hom e an d Reoular R~ l es I Sec t on 32 121 O ct 1 t hru the 12 Ph-one 992 and S from 10 a m t II dark on r emodel ng., W I sac rtfl ce 9 Po s tal Serv ce Man ua l (39 28 9ft H e en J an ce and Depot St n R ut tand Ray tons B TU better atr con U 5 C 3926 prov des n per Ca ro l Searls res dence d I oner and a 6000 ser es t n e n f part No p er son w ho 9 '15 61c 10 1 )tp c u s t om Hush t nrversal wou ld have bee 1 ent I ed to m a I garbage d sposa l bo th used 6 mallef under t or 1H' r sec t on D D N T K NOW THAT• MGM 2 FAM I LY Garage Sale s tarftnq month s $300 Pho n e 965 4285 .:1)59 o th s rt e hall m a 1 suc h F l e a Mrtrket Soe c a t s ss Wednesday morn n g at 10 10 1 Jt c ma t t e r the al es provrded n s de $3 outSide S(H ng a m across f r om Bradbury und e r II sub c t on U ll e;,S he Ave Pomeroy Oh o Sc l'1oo l C htldr en women s ftles ann u al l y w tth tht Posta A FEW new band nstruments Col ectors dealers etc and men s c l o th1n g Se rv ce n wr !ten re q I tor Contac t Renee Stone 991 7567 E very Sat and Sunday Evcrytl'1 ng very r easonabl e 9 4 tf c p er m ss on o ma mo " r at 8 7 lfc 10 1 2tc suc h rate s In ac co dan {(.' v. r the pr ov son s of 1 s stat e 1 AUCTION every T hu rsday 1 SOLID P m Horton St n Mason he r e by re q t. es t 1 er n ss on to VINYL SIDING Cons gnments w e lco m e from ma I the P l bl <. ott on n amed n 2 BEDROOM home 111 Syra cuse 11 a m to 5 p m or ca 1 773 Item 1 a t th e re d uce d po st age n ce lo t Referenc es r equ~re d 5471 rates pre ser 1 y u thor zed by J9 Produced from a spe c a l no child r en or pet s Ca l l 992 u 5 c 1~26 v nyl c ompound made by B 559 6 after- 5 o m weekdays ------------ ~ 21 ttc any t me on Satu rday and F Goodr•ch and Monsanto 5 R ch ard S Owe n Sunda y t me s th cker than metal P tb s her 9 29 H e s d ng W II not dent c h p n the A veri'lgc No Cop 1e s Each L OST 2 Bea gle dogs crack peel rot ru st or q ac ne Portland Rd a r ea I ssue Dunng Pr ece dutg 12 TWO ..; room and bath Clpts n chalk M onth s Male red and wh t e Fl:'ma l e Middl e por t For mformat on b l ack and tan P hon e 9 19 .:1491 1 E Kle nt <'ln d N ature o f FREE HOME ESTIMATES call 99'1 2550 or 74'l 6551 o r 9.J9 5970 C1rcu at on 7 J tf c 9 29 )t p A T o t al No Co pes Pr r1led SUPERIOR Da l y 6 000 Sunday 12 500 VINYL PRODUCTS FUR N IS HED apartment B Pad C 'culal on 1 Sa es adults only n M ddteport through Dea l ers and Carr ers 0 Call Collect 1 S92 S544 Str ee t V e nd ors and Counter Phon e 992 387 4 Athens OhiO 12 lf c 5 Sa l es Da tl y 4 -172 Sunday FARM 200 acres mo r e or less 9 06 2 SS 000 down r es t n payments COUNTRY Mob1le Home Park '1 M a SL bsc r p t ens Oa t y to owne r Wr te R Breun q DEEP fr eeze reaso nabl e a nd n 1 2J6 Su nday 3 '11 4 29 16 Bl l eb!!rry La 8ow 1e Rl 33 ten miles north of good cond 1 on Phone 742 Pomeroy La rge lots wtth C To ta l Pa 1d C r c ulat on Md ?07 5 or ca l t30 1 J 262 189 , Daly 5 718 Sunday 12 270 205 7 c oncrete pa t os s dewal ks 9 29 Jtc D F r ee 0 st r but on by Ma I unners and off st r eet 10 1 He Ca rrt e r or Other Meam parkmg Also spa ces fo r 50 WH IT E L eghorn h ens d I 1 Sam p ies Co mpt mentary WE At.!t p c k ng up a p •ano n small tra lers Phon e 992 7479 f e r ent bre eds of roo ster s 4 and Other Free Co p es Da y 7 :n tf c your area an d would 1 ke months old F ord mot or 352 19 Sunda y 31 some r espons bte party to eng n e 800 lb Hols ten 2 Copes 0 str but ed to N ews l a ke over payments Ca l 3 A ND 4 ROOM furn Shed and H ere ford he f er Phon e 843 Agen t s bu t not sol d D a ly 25 Crf'd!l Manager (014) 772 unfurn shed apa rtme nt s 2JSJ Sunday 75 5669 or wr t e 260 East Man Phone 992 5434 9 29 5tc E T ota l D1str but on Da lly Str eet Ch I I co t he O h o 4560 1 4 12 tfc 5 762 Su nday 12 )82 4 7 tfc BEA N S br.ng you r ow n con F O ff• ce U se Left Ove r PRIVATE m ee tng room tor tamer Pd. you r own Arno l d Unaccoun t ed Spoiled Aft e r U SED c rr cu at1 ng gas heater any o rg an zat1on !?hone 992 Hupp Ph one 247 262J Pr nt ng Da l y 138 Sunday 118 )975 mus t b e vented and have 9 27 7t c G Tota l D ally 6 000 Su nda y th e rmo s t at Phone 992 5786 3 11 lf c 12 500 9 29 31c - ------Actual Numb er of C0p1e s of TRAILER spac e for re nt on 1973 YAMA H A 250 Enduro many eKi ra par t s nclud1ng Smgle Is sue Published Near est CA~H pa d for all makes and Brownel l Ave Midd lepo rt helm et l1re plas t c f end er s to Fllmg Date models o f mob le homes Ca ll 992 2625 e tc Low m l eage and tn good 11 Ex t en t and Nature of Phon e area code 614 423 9531 9 25 li e cond ton R easona bl e Phone C r c ul a t•on 4 I J lf c 992 7'1 10 A To tal No Cop1 es Pr nted - -- - NICE 3 ro om apt and bath 9 29 Jtp Da l y 6 000 Sun day 12 500 OLD FURN IT URE oak tables all electriC 1n Pomeroy B Pa1d C r cu l at on c ocks tee boxes bra ss beds Tab letop rang e wall oven 1 Sa l es Throu g h D ea ers a nd d i Shes d esks or comp lete nJCest apt arou nd Phon e Can ers Str ee t Vendors and hou se holds Write M D Gall po ls 446 7699 or Factory Closeouts Cou nte r Sa t es Da ly 4 .:129 Miller Rt 4 Pom eroy Oh10 even !ngs 446 9539 Sunday 9 038 call 992 7760 8 23 tfc Mall Subsc r pt1ons Da ly S 13 tfc 1 .' 43 Sunday J 211 --2 BEDROOM mob l e home n JUNK au v S complete and C T ota l Pa 1d C r cuta t on Phone 992 2580 M dd le port de l ve r ed to our yard We p ck. Dal y 5 672 Sunday... 12 249 atter 7 30 p m See us for best up auto bod tes a nd buy a 1 D FreeD st r but on by Ma I 10 1 He k1nds ot scr ap meJa ls and - - -- - - - - - - - - Carr te r or Other Means prrces ron R der s Sa lvage St Rt 1 Samp es Co m pi mentary 124 R t 4 Pomeroy Oh o 2 BEDROOM ap t furni Shed all and Other Free CopJes D a ly etectr c wasl'1er dryer n 19 Sunday 31 Ca l l 992 5468 eluded Fully carpe t ed must 2 Cop es Ot sfr buted to N ews 9 6 26tp see to apprec a t e S7 5 depos1 t Agen ts bu t no t so ld Oa ly 25 $150 per mon th 1 c h ld ac Su nday 75 VV t:: NEED 20.) to ns of she et cep t ed For appt phone 992 cast new or old alum tnum E Total D• s lnbut on Da ly Amertcan Hardware 7889 5 /1 6 Sunday 12 )55 K eep c an s se parate The 9 11 ttc Rosenber g Co Athens Oh10 F Off ce Use Lefl Over 124 W Matn. Pomeroy Unaccounted Spo 1 e d After 8 15 tfc TRAILER Browns Tr a er Pr nlmg Da ly 284 Sunday 45 Park Phon e 992 3324 G To tal Da l y 6 000 Sunday CASH$$$ FOR JUNK CARS and co bbl er 12 500 9 26 tfc KENN E BEC Ca mp F ry e s Tru ck and Auto potatoe s excel l en t qual1ty I certtfy that lhe statements Part s Rut a nd Oh o 24 W n ter keepers No 1 s ze m 10x55 MOBILE home coun t ry mad e by m e above are ciJrrect H OUR WRE CKE R SER l b bur lap bag s fr es hly dug lo ca t10n Cal l 992 7649 after 4 and comp l ete V IC E Phone 742 6094 ava tab le th s week pm RICHARDS OWEN 9 10 261C Reasonab l y pr ced 1 m11e 9 26 6tp PUBLISHER - - - - - - - - - - - - below the Rav enswood Fer ry Oct 1 Rt 338 Great Bend Paul ONE 3 be dr oom tra 1ler \2 500 Say r e Fa rm Portland Oh o PUBLIC NOTICE down- t'ak. e ov er pa yme nts Phone 84J 2'186 JUDY STEINMETZ Phone 992 7116 9 29 6tc 9 '19 3tp - - - - ------ ~-PLAINTIFF 197J YAMAHA 250 MX Phone 1972 W IN CHES TER Mo b le 992 246 1 PAUL STE INME TZ home 60x 12 2 bedrooms 1 1 9 29 6tp DE F ENDA N T bat h s central a1r fu rnace and carpeted Phone 991 525.:1 or NO lS S77 Pau l Ste mmetz whose last t304) 882 2277 1972 KAWA SA KI500street bike known address s c p Dona ld 9 29 tic showroom con d t10n Must see Weav e r Route 1 H ar r sonv l ie t~ appre c ate Phon e 992 3564 Oh o IS hereby not f1ed tha t on 1970VALIANT 65x12 3 bedroom 9 29 6t c th e 4th day of Jun e 1974 Judy fully carpete.d LP gas hellt Ste nmet s be ng p amt ff t led Phone 992 77S't h er com pia nt ag am st h m as 8 25 tfc By Mrs Herbert Roush defend a nt 1n th e Court of Co mmon Pl eas Me gs County Art H1ll and fnend Jerry 1972 ATLANTIC 2 bedroom STATIONARY ENGINEER to Oh o Case No 15 577 pray ng mobile 1'1ome Phon e 991 2709 run college heat ng plant Emmon s of Morehead fo r d vorce from sa d Paul or 7425641 Must have Jrd C lass License Ste nmetz on the g rounds of Umver s 1ty Morehead Ky 9 29 6tc good work record and be able gross n eg l ect of duty and ex to work swmg Sh 1ft Conlact spent the weekend wtth his tr eme c ruelty p am t 1ff furl1'1er Den1son Un1versrty Busmes s 1970 VALIA NT mob te home pare n1s Mr and Mrs Dallas pra ys for custody of m nor Manager s Off1ce Granv 111e 11x60 a ll e l ec t 2 bedroom c hild ren su pport a nd otl'1 er 0 Ca l l col lect (6141 587 0810 Htll Phon e 985 4207 Mu st se l l due proper re l ief sad cause Wtli be ext 298 Ao Equal Op to mov ng S4 900 fo r h ear mg on or after the 26tl;] BtU Wheeler left Thursda) porrun ty Employer 1 9 27 4t c day o f October 19 74 Card of Thanks Bus ess Services Pomeroy Motor Co 2 SIGNS OF QI~~'~"'Y GREAT PI\ INT VALUES. AT ALL WEATHER HARD WARE On Sale Now quality Devoe Bnght Wh1te Latex Hou se Pa1nt tn 2 gallon cans Only S6 49 per gallon Bran d name Roof Pa1nl 10 pet olf whtle they last Tak e advantage of the se gr eat buy s wh•le the y are st1ll m stock . e POMEROY MOTOR CO. Yard Sales For Sale Nohce For Rent lost Wan Ied T BUY - ------------ -- ------- ----- -------- BIKE SALE --------- . -------------- so Apple Grove vs ------- ---- News, Events Help Wanted • for Ohio State Um\erslty Columbus where he w11l be attend mg· lhis bemg h1s Junwr year Mrs Da\ld Gloeckner Mrs Erwm Gloeckner v1s1ted Mrs Paul Da• 1s at Parkersburg Saturday Mr and Mrs Wallie Stover were honored Sunday by theu children on the1r 38th weddmg an mversary They served a turkey dmner w1th all the tnmmmgs They were presented a three t1 ered weddmg cake decorated m wh1te and green and topped wtth a riim1ature bnde and groom wh1ch was served m the afternoon wtth 1ce cream to the folluwmg Mrs Drew Fis her, children Bucky and Carol Mr and Mrs Leonard Stover and children Mr and Mrs Ah m Stover Mr and Mrs Gerald Hayman Mr and Mrs Larry Johnson and family Mr and Mt s Johnson are restdmg w1th the Stovers whtle lookmg tor a place to move here from Mammoth, W Va , The former Betty Barnhart ol Cahfornia spent a week VlSthng w1th her s1ster'!i Mrs F rma H1ll Mrs L~ Mu'g rage Mrs V1tg1ma 1, Salser -197----------2 3 BEDROOM Wmdsor ------------Mob l e Home on 1 acre of • 26 7tc Paul St e mmetz Plamt ff (9) 10 17 24 { 10) 1 8 IS 6tc g round formation For more ca ll 992 7638 ------------Yard Sales YARD Sa l e Wed nesday and Thur sday 9 c:1 m o n the corn er of F ourth and Brown St Ma son W Va 10 1 2tc Syracuse , Mrs Helen Barn hart Mr and Mrs Robert Proffttt of Belpre v1s1ted Mrs Jeff Donohew Saturday Mr a nd Mrs Ted Hayman of Westerville VIsited Mr and Mrs Gerald ,Hayman over the weekend , Mr and Mrs Gerald Hayman and Ke1th v1s1ted Mr and Mrs Walhe Stover Sun day Herbert Roush had the misfortune of •falhng at hts home breaking some r1bs Mr and Mrs David Gloeckner took Mrs Larry Badgley and chtldren to their home m Fa1rfax, Va Thursday and spent the wee~-end stghtseemg 2 BEDROOM mob le hom e n town $4 500 Ca ll 992 3975 or q92 1571 9 13 tfc ....... ---------- --- For Sale KOS COT KOSMET I CS & WIG S CThe Mmk 0 I Base Cosmefics l Pl'1one BROWN S 992 5113 8 20 tfc -------------- HEDMAN H eade r s wrll f t Dodge Plymouth or Chrys ter 318 or 340 S60 never been u se d Ca ll 992 366 1 9 26 6tc APPLES F t zpa tr1c k Orchard State Route 689 Ptlone W lkesv1lle 669 378S' 9 25 26tc ------------PIG S for sa le Phone 949 4490 9 27 t2tc KELVINATOR elect riC stove p erfect condtt on phone 992 3105 or conta c t Kennelh Wtlt at W e l ch town Hill Mmers ville ~ 9 26 121c CLAR INET Signe t with a c ase a l l wood Phone 992 2602 9 27 6tp -STOVE -----------nalu,al gas Tempco 60 000 BTU fitjn thermo st at 100 percent s~1ety controlled Phon e 992 2607 9 21 \ I POMEROY LANDMARK Jack W Carsey Mgr Phon e 992 2181 GREEN bean s p1 c k your own S2 bush e l br ng conta 1n er Phon e '2 <1 7 2B52 L etart Fa ll s An dre w Cross 9 29 6fc n1 Bso Servtce P&J Parts Healing Warehouse Closeout• COOPER MUD& SNOW Coohng Refng ~ Plumb1ng Electrtcal Appliance All work guaranteed Discount to Sen1or C1tuens TIRES As much as 20 Pet off present prtce Good supply of 15" VW !ores and l1res for older 215 N Second 51 M1dd leport Ohio 992 JS09 See or Call Bob or' Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 Noght 992 3525 or 992 5212 w Mam Pomeroy STEREO rad o am fm 8 track tape comb1nat on 4 speaker sound sys l em Balance $ 109 72 or easy term s Ca ll 992 )965 10 1 tf c ~-- -,- NEW 19 74 ZIG ZAG SEWING MACH INE S In o rtg.nal factory c arton Z g Zag to make buttonhole s se w on buflons monograms and m ake fancy des gns w1th 1u st th e rw st of a srn gle d a t Left n la y a way and n ever been use d W II se ll fo r on ly $47 cash or l erm s availab l e Phone 992 7755 10 1 tf c ELECTROLUX vacuum c lean ~ r A 1 co nd lion uses pape~ bag s ha s cordw nde r and many attachments Also shampooer attac hm ent n e l uded ( Onl y 4 ava labte! ! at $37 70 cas h or term s av a table Phon e 992 7755 10 1 tfc PHIL CO portabl e TV black a nd wh te Phone 9925771 10 1 6tc KNAPP s hoes sock s a nd 1acke t s 11 sty es on sa l e Phone 992 5324 10 1 H e F IREWOOD 742 4831 for sale Phon e 10 1 12tc ---- GROCERY busmess tor sale Bu1ld ng for sa e or lea se Pl'1one 773 56 18 f r om 8 JD p m to 10 p m fo r appo ntment 3 20 tfc Auto Sales 1914 GMC ? ton p u 7 000 m l es automat c p s 350 c u n VS Phone 985 39 26 10 1 61p Don t forget the roof of your home Have a beautiful new oOOf InStalled by All Weather Roofmg Co lHE DEPENDABLE CONTRACTING CO. requ1r~ - - -- -- ------ 1969 FORD van carpet htgh back seats and mags £500 Phone 991 5663 9 29 6tp ----------.-- 1968 C HEVR O LET Impala p s a 1r con d t1on.ng Call p b 593 7390 9 29 3tc -- - - --------NOVA 6 c ylinder auto 1969 exce llent condtf lon Easy on gas reason for se ll ng owner overseas Phone 9.t9 38 11 9 26 61p ----------~- 19 70 CHEVY Nova V 8 automat1c PS factory a1r Good condll1on Call 992 23a6 9 25 6tc 1969 CHEVY Townsman station wagon S1 195 g oo d cond tlon Phone 992 7620 5 24 ttc Help Wanted 33 7 N. 2, Middleport 992-2550 Known & Reliable Service For Rent or Sale 12x65 3 BEDROOM mob l e hom e on 1 < acre ol Phon e 992 23)5 9 29 7tc Employment Wanted WILL t r m or cu t trees and shrubber y Also cl ean out basements atf cs etc Phone 949 J2 2t or 742 4441 9 6 26t c Pels For Sale A K C St weeks Bernard Pupp1es 1 Phone 84 3 2438 9 26 6tc s 15 0 REDUCTION of grow n AKC toy pood les $50 eac h pups $65 S amese k ttens $ 15 Phone 1 256 6247 10 1 26tc vacatiOn with pay, Blue Cross-Blue ' 1·he I • Shield Insurance, Insurance, • t PIan, good pay P1an, retlremen in person to Harlan Antle at Street, Bob u-. I~ 63 rllll,ne rw.J Nelsonville, Qhjo, App~ ''P t.........................~..................... 6 30 - K&H ROOFING MIOOLIPOIJ 0 3 Phil Donahue 15 W1ld Wild Bullwtnkle 8 Mov1e Dear Brlg 1tte 13 9 30 - Not For Women Only 3 HazelS Tattletales 10 EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work sept1c tanks mstalled dump trucks and lo boys for h1re w•ll haul f II d1rt top so I limestone & grave l Cal! Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n1ght phone 992 3525 or 9'92 523 2 2 l1 tfc 10 00 - Jokers Wild 8 10 Company 6 Name That Tune 3 15 10 JO-Gamb1t8 10 WmnmgStreak3 4 15 Ph 1l Donahue4 11 00 - Password 13 Hig h Rollers 3 1S } Now You See It 8 10 $10 000 Pyram rd 6 8 10 55 - CBS News 8 Dan I mel s World 10 12 00 - Jackpot 3 15 Password 6 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4 News 8 10 Mr Rogers 33 News 13 12 30- Search for Tomorrow e 10 Spl1t Second 6 Celebnty Sweepstakes 3, 15 Afternoon w1th OJ 13 Elec Co 33 12 55 - NBC News 3 15 1 00 - News 3 All My Children 6 13 Not For Women Only 15 Phil Donahue 8 Young & Restless 10 1 30 - As I he World Turns 8 10 Jeopardy 3 4 15 Let s Make A Deal 6 13 2 00 - Days of Our L•ves 3 4 15 Gu1d1ng L1ght 8 10 Newlywe d Game 6 13 2 30 - Doctors 3 4 15 Edge of N1ghl 8 10 G1rl •n My L•le 6 13 3 00 - Another World 3 A 15 General Hospr tal 6 13 Pnce Is Right 8 10 -SEPTI -----------C TANK S clean e d Modern San ta t1on 992 3954 or 99 2 7349 9 18 lfc ----- AUTOMOBILE- nsuranc; be';n c ance ll ed? Lost your operators ltcen se Call 991 7428 6 IS tf c ;;;::--------------READY MIX CONCRETE your Free 32 84 Co 30 tfc CONCRETE del1vered Monday through Satur day and even 1n gs Phone 4461142 6 13 uc LA ST BID HIJm e Improvem e n t roof1ng c arpentry work pamt ng carpet m s tallation free est males All work guaranteed Phone 742 5081 9 22 tt c ~PIANO tunmg and repair Phone Charles Scott 992 3718 9 17 32tp Real state For S31e -~----- WILL TRADE - BUSINESS bulld1ng 50x6 0 cement dnve Rt 124 near Rutland Phone 742 5052 a 21 ff c FINANCING ARRANGED WITH MINIMUM DOWN Wtll cons1der trade f o r older home tratler or land on thiS new 3 bedroom 2 bath home w1th 2 car garage large family room air cond1t on ng Move tn Imm edi atel y Call now 992 5976 9 24 tfc N O MONEY DOWN Monthly payments accord ng to '" come New 3 bedroom home w th wall to wall carpetmg on 1 acre landsc,.aped lots Call today for mo're nform ahon '992 5916 BUILDING OR TRAILER LOTS - Some 1 acre In sub division Some su1table for trailers In other locations POMEROY- Near stores and school and business section Newly renovated 3 bedrooms paneling hot water heat full basemeo\1 Ask~ng $19 500 RUTLAND Level lot 3 bedroom home bat~. family front porch large older home and barn 2 farm ponds $60 000 SY~ACUSE river large - ALL GOOD THINGS COME TO THE OTHER FELLOW IF YOU WAIT 3 30 - One Life to l•ve 13 Match Game e 10 Lass1e 6 How to yard or garden 3 BR, bath gas , FA heat 1 basement Old but priced right RUTLAND - Free Gas. 60 949 2684, PH OH I O 662 10 4 tfc --------.........------EXCELSIOR Salt Works E Main St Pomeroy All kmds Of salt water pellets water nuggets block salt and owr Oh10 Rtver Salt Phone 992 3891 6 5 tft -------------SEW ING MACHINES Repair servtce all makes 992 2284 The Fabnc Shop Pomeroy Author1zed Smger Sales and Serv•ce We s harpen Sc 1ssors 3 29 ttc DOZER work land clearmg by the acre hourly or contract farm ponds roads etc Large dozer and operator With over 10 years exper ence Pullins Excevattng Pomeroy Ohio Phon e 992 247a 12 19 tfc ' 0 DELL Al~nement located behind Rutland Grade Sc hool c omplete front end serv ice brakes and tuneups whee l s balanced electron1ca1 ty Op en 8 to 8 dally Call 742 3232 onSunday for appt 7 16 tfc --------------- GREAT CO.UNTRY STEREO Mrddleport Pomeroy over 8,000 20 level acres on ZENITH COLOR TV . t ov r has many extras, does eed some repair: LEAS OR BUY POME OY -For home or trailer a1Doul200 It frontage on Rt 7 .le-g, ta Ins 1114 acres mostty hilt t9 tnally had 2 e BLACK & BRADBURY lose to Middleport, 27 acre large barn and silo milk house • WHilE lV houses -on It ~m~,e~~hn' ~~~~~ h~:~~a~~ room e STER£0 oome paneling and acoustic ftle Savings accounts lrl llkt toothpaste. easy tct-take out, but hard to put back in "-----'-92_2_2_5_,_o_r_99_2_2_~ __ , ____J Easy Terms! 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MASON flJRNITURE IiERMAN GRATE 773 5592" MASON, W VA 1 Congralulat1ons 13 Janakt 33 Mov 1e Never So Few 8 12 30 - WlldWIIdWesl6 WldeWorldSpeclal13 News 4 AQUARIUS (Jan n a compe t I ve s tu at on you 19) If yo ur og s t1 cs are poor y p la nned today you re gong to wa sl e a lo l of !1me and s teps Se t u p a sens 1b e 11 nerary SliCk to t PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) It s no! to your best nterests to count on somethmg o f a mate nal na tu re that s not already n your hands It may no t be com 1ng elastiC Unscramble these four Jumbles. one Jetter to ~ach square to form four ordtnary words ACROSS I SoUrpllSI! 5 Seaweed 9 Mature 10 ReJects 12 Catch s1ght of 13 As of now 12 wds ) 14 Salt (Fr ) 15 Cushoon 16 Sty 17 Qu1venng 19 Repatr 20 Sprightly 21 Helot 22 Nabve of Zagreb 24 L1ke an a ngry loon 25 Cyhnder 26 Ego 27 Egyptian goddess 28 Type of yarn 31 My (Fr ) 32 N1genan tribesman 3.'1 Caddoan Indian 34 Natural gks mgredient 36 Scarlett s plantation 37 Shandy's 2..Statrway feature 3 Bootlicker ( 2 wds ) 4 Old Turkish title 5 Footless ammal 6 Legendary founder of London 7 Stembeck classtc (3 wds ) 8 'Getting the picture Old 10 Imtoate 11 Shtpper 15 Haven Yesterday's Answer 18 Breakfast, lunch and dinner 19 Blackbird 22 Illegalities 23 Lapel decoration 26 Formatwn of rocks 29 Unearthly 30 Mmurtal 32 Jo Worley 35 Mr 24 Concernmg Onassts aircraft 36 Haul :18 Amos of baseball 39 Pennsylvama ctty 40 Sharpen DOWN I Waves summit DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work t! AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW rr One letter stmply btands for another In th1s sample A lS used for the three L s X for the t"o 0 s etc Smgte letters apostrophes the length. and form ah on of the words are all J htnts ~ENRAY~ J I t CARAFS ~ I I-lOW l-IE FOUNt:> II-IE FOO"TEJA~L. ~ r Now arrenre the circled !ellen to form the IUrpriae answer. u 'i ~==A==~~::::::::~~~~~~~~·~u:r:r•;•~tedbytheabovec~oon r ..... - -... I "[I IXJ{I I XI'J" Untouchables Dear Heart 10 13 IS not 20 Feb clllY~M;;IkJ ..,,_,I,J .-J , _ (Anl"f!" lomorrow) Jumble• WAGON Yc•lcrday 1 1 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 Take Five fQPl1fe 15 2 00 - CANCER (June 21 July 22) by THOMAS JOSEPA creator 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 M1ss1on Imposs ible 6 diamonds 19) Decorat1ve c hanges tha t you mak e a ro und the house now may prove d fti CUI! to t ve w1!h over th e long hau Do n t be too 1mpul s 1ve !Jear Helen Heres a real help for lra1mng small boys Throw confetti m the to1let and make a game of standing htm on the rtm of the bowl, then' bombmg' those colored b1ts of paper Of course this doesn I work for g1rls - SMART POP It s A Day at N1ghl 33 11 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 ABCNews33 CAPRICORN fDec 2 2 Jan ~ • ! 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LAUGHTER IS THE SUN THAT DRIVES WINTER FROM THE HUMAN FACE - VICTOR HUGO LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-Til AT NAN, BALK WEST EAST IDJ .AK75 2 "62 • 96 2 4A 73 • 1098 Y-Qto 54 3 + KJ7 ... 42 --------------SE Pr-I C TANKS clea n ed 13 23 Dear Helen TV helped me potty-tram our daughter We put her cha1r m front of ~e set durmg children s shows and she dtdn t mmd stltmg We worked on her pnde, clappmg our hands when she cooperated and gtvmg her a small treat - UNRUFFLED MOTHER Book 10 30 - now? + FOR FREE esttmates on atum1num repla ceme nt windows Stdmg s torm doors and wmdow s Rall1ng Phone Charles Ltsle Syracuse Ohio Car l Ja co b Sales R epresentattve V V Johnson and Son In c 4 30 tfc five The Judge 10 Cannon 8 10 Lucas T anner 3 4 15 Season of Celebration 20 33 9 30 - T1m We1sberg Jazz Rock 10 00 - Festtval Fllms33 Pe t rocellt3 4 15 Get Crht s t1 e Love 6 13 Man Hunter 8 10 to s110w one ace What do vou flo NORTH • Q64 'K987 43 ... J986 --- --------- bads Ep•sode Actton 33 Death Sentence that have e le ments of chance 'yVhat you d wm wou d be only te mporary .. 9 00 - WIN AT BRIDGE your pa rtner 6 olher w ould perf orm lor you s not forthcom ng a t th1s 11me L ook fo r o t her sowces to help VIRGO (Aug 23 - Sept 22) Little House on Prame 3 4 15 That s My Mama 6 13 Movie a~ you ma y th nk 1n Slluallons b y your own carelessness th a n by the oppos t10n LEO (July 23 Aug 22) 1 h1s 1S not a good t1me to fry to m plemen t rdeas that are chancy Stt c k w 1th methods that have g ven you success prev1ousl y '+-tJ~ Boy' A serv1ce you were hopmg an are more ltke y to b e tnpp ed up Dear Helen 'Concerned Grandma has a nght to be' Her grandson wtll be a nervous wreck unless these parents are taught somethmg constructive about potty-trammg It shouldn t bei!n ordeal, ot.i!a matter for pwushmenl If the poor child 1s scolded, spanked , a:nd made to go without his pants, or 1s locked m the bathroom alone he tna) become a bedwetter among other problems Trouble wtth some parents IS they want t~etr chtld to be the earhest ktd on the block - and he ends up the slowest They should be aware that as children mature, they want to stay dry - when s the last tune they saw a teenage pants wetter (unless there was a kidney problem) ? Toddlers pretty much potty-tram themselves when they're ready, espectally if they're around other children they can un1ate At thts pomt, a few days of 'trammg ' are sufftctent, wtth the mother gtvrng htgh pra1se for success and devotmg most of her hme to the proJect- m a constructiVe way - INTERN 8 30 - Dec 21) You re not as lucky budge t Oct 2 1974 You re apt to be a btl more n dependent th1s year Th~ t s to your good However don t ha st tly d ssolve all ance s that have proven benefi C al n the past SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 22) Be ve ry care ful •I workmg '#lth unfam1l1 ar tool s or mater as Ge t someone to help m ar~as where you lack expert1se You Wtll cause so me un necessary dtsse ns on among your group today I you buck the ma)O T!f y ru e J otn n SOJlS & Daughters 10 Men Who Made the Mov1es 20 33 Sweepstakes 3 Zoom 22 I Spy 15 Elec Co 20 Bowl•ng lor Dollars 6 7 30 - Lets Make A Deal 6 Mel T1llls 8 Pollee Surqeon 3 SAGITTARIUS (Nov TAURUS (Apnl 20 May 20) Yo ur ' 23 Oct 2 3) ARl~S (March 21-Apnl 19) Mak1ng a last hl•nule c hang e •n your plans w II not ga 1n you a ny advantages Fo l ow t hrough as you or1g1na l t y planned w1thout the sho rt cu l s you GEMINI (/llay 21 June 20) Dear Mr and Mrs T I guess this 1s the moderp verston of gomg out behmd the barn to try ctgarettes But pdint out to your daughter smce you commumcate well, that the consequences are much rougher when you re caught tendmg mart Juana plants The evidence w1ll no doubt be de~ by the hme you read this letter, so I'd suggest dtscuss then forget And hope the fnend swears off further horhcultural prgjects - H 8 00 - 7 00- News 10 What s My L1ne 8 Truth or Cons 3 4 Celeb C BRADFORD Aucl oneer Comp l ete Serv 1ce .P hon e 949 3a21 or 949 31 61 Rac.ne Oh 1o Cn lt Bra dford 5 1 tfC STEWART 3035 •• Dear Heleo\ ~ Our da\lt:hter suddenly developed an mterest m walkmg down by thJ creek , One day my husband and I were flshmg m that area, and we dtscovered two coffee cans htdden behmd some rocks ) In the cans were grow mg suspiCIOUS looking plants I m sending a sample m my letter They, had been freshly watered but looked kmd of stck ' We askeq our daughter and ~he satd a fnend had gone on vacatoon and wanted her to tend them We asked why she duln t brmg them to the house, and she sa1d they were hard to move When we suspected they were mariJUana, she looked shocked, but we wonder She told us she'd put a lot of fertolizer on them , and they appear to be almost dead from overfeedmg Since the owner of the plants wtll be back next week and they'll ')lrobably be dead by that lime anyway should we JUst forge1 the sttua twn, or notofy the pohce• Incidentally, there's no md1catoon that our daughter srfiokes She's open on almost every sub ject and we get along great Tlfat s why we were so shocked - MR AND MRS T Beat 20 Gomer Pyle 13 1974 Is Her Name Mary Jane•1t. Name That Tune 4 Prescr1ptlve Teach~ng of Readtng 33 4 8 10 15 Journey to Japan 33 Bewttched 6 Dlagnosttc 30 - News 3 Danger in biddmg for partner Wft\PO-FM Rt 124 and side road, Ideal building sites stocked pond DOW OWN POMEROY Busl s room wtlh apart 6 Emergency Phone 9923995 or 992-7582 SE WAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITA TION By Hef4l,_n Bottel 7 15 6 00-News3 4 81015 ABCNews 13 SesameS! 20 News6 Racme, 0 reasonable rates Ph 446 47a2 GallipoliS John Russell owner and operator 5 12 tfc For Wednesday Oct 2 5 30- Elec Co 33 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 News6 Tra1ls West RACINE PLUMBING AND HEATING It ol buildings under roof about Surv1ve a Marrtage 3 4 IS 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Sesame Sf 33 Tattletales 8 Somet rset IS Gtlligan s Is 6 S10 000 Pyramid 13 Bonan ze 4 Movte. When Willie Comes March1ng Home 10 4 30- Bonanza 15 ABCAIIerschool Thealre6 13 500-Mr Rogers20 33 MervGrlll~n4 FBI 3 See Us for your Plumbmg and Heatmg Needs fenced natural sq Nellt to Hoghway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 92.1 Close to level Lawn 'Mowers utility and carport Only $9500 C/ITTLE FARM-157 acres 80 tractor land some timber 608 E I MAIN 1 POMEROY. 0 . - All Small ,Appliances ------...--------SE PTIC TANKS AROBIC -.------------ NO MONEY DOWN - Monthly payments accordmg to i n come N ew 3 bedroom hom e wtttl wall to wall car pet1ng on 1 acre landscaped to t s Call today for more In formati on 992 5916 10 1 1t c BOWERS REPAIR - -- - - - - - D O ZER or bac khoe..... work Phone 446 3981 o r 446 3459 9 8 tfc Wes l6 11 30- Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Brady Bunch 13 Love of L1fe James 992 2836 For Esllmates New Zoo Revue 6 L1d sv!l le 13 New Zoo Revue 13 Capt Kangaroo a J effs Coll ie 6 Sesame St 33 Popeye 10 2S- Jack La La nne 13 Capt Kangaroo 10 8 I De~ughter 13 8 30- Brady Bunch 6 8 55 - News 13 9 00- Paul D1xon 4 AM If so, Call us Now for a Free Esttmate Ketn CREME:ANS Supnse Semmar' 4 Summer Semester 10 Farm Report 13 F1veMtnu tes to ltv e By 4 News6 B1ble Answers 8 / The 10 Today 3 4 lS CBS News 8 10 Farmer s 7 30 8 00 - del1vered nght to prote c t Fast and easy est1mates Phone '992 Goegle n Ready M1x Mtdd lepor t Ohio 6 WEDNESDAY OCTOBER2 1974 Story 13 School Scene 10 6 35 - Columbus Today 4 6 45 - Morning Report 3 Farmt1me PH. 992-7454 or WILL TRADE - FINANCING ARRANGED WITH HOUSE for sale Phone 9~ 2 MINIMUM DOWN Wrll S871 c ons de.- trade for o ld er 9 29 otc home trailer or tand on th1 S new 3 bedroom 2 bath hom e w1th 2 car garage large LOTS for sa leatrall~r or house fam ty room a r cond 1tl onmg All ut lltl es Phone 747 :lo\p; Move 1n 1mmed1ately Ca l l Rut l and Ohio Pr ce S2 500 now 992 5976 7 16 tf c 10 1 lt c _ _ _ __Q _ _ acres, 2 houses We offer good wcrking Conditions, M1ss 1on l mposs •bl e 6 Un touchab les 13 Janak1 33 Mov•e Savage 8 Day of th e Wolves 13 12 30 - W tde World Sp ec 1al 13 1 or - Tomorr ow 3 4 Take Ftve for L1fe 15 2 oo - News 4 13 Yog1 s Gang 6 Is your roof t eak ng? Compare our pr1ces to any others we 11 g1ve you a protess1ona l roof for less The 11 OO - New•3 4 6 8 10 15 13 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 ALL-WEATMER U7 N JtK:' 11.'1 4 Your Future rs Now 20 Day at Nr!)ht 33 7 00 - ------ • 1st Class Mechanic; Auto Salesman: 10 30 - your home any of these Free Estlmtlts, Midd'-, 3 9 30 - Woman 20 33 -"" 10 00 - Pol rce Story 3 4 Marcus Wel by6 13 Barnaby Jones 8 10 News 20 Mountarn Scene 33 World of Evangelrsm 15 VINYL SIDING ALL-WEAlHER Drsappearance of Flrght 412 6 lJ 8 30- Evenln9 at Symphony 33 MASH 8 10 ' 00 - Hawa11 5 0 8 10 992-7129 room IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR WORKING BODY SHOP MANAGER Strcfnger Wrthm 6 00 6 25 - - --------- -- 1965DODGE P ck up 6cyl 8ft bed £175 Also 1964 Dodge 4 dr £75 Phone 949 4765 9 29 6tc Trmes 8 10 8 30 - Movres serviceS?~ Interior, E:aletlor Decorating and Remodeling All that 1s needed for a free esttmate •s a phone call. Pl ease Phone Real Estate For Sale ------ ------- Truth 13 Marco Sportllfe 33 00 - Happy Days6 13 Adam 123 4 15 Amertca 20 33 Good 8 Samuel 19 71 4 DR automat c Dodge Coronet good gas m leag e OLD HOUSE 4 rooms and bath Phone 99 2 5771 on two lo ts 52x 100 ea c h 10 1 6tc $3 295 Phone 991 5a9a 10 1 5tc 1966 THUNDERB I RD 350 Phone 99 2 5J01 HOUSE for sale 7 rooms and 9 27 5tc bath Lot of remodel ng close to e l em e n ta ry school and 1969 VAN 8 cy linder Phone 772 hosp1ta ! on Wr ght St Make S651 a n offe r Phon e 99 2 J478 10 1 ~ tc a 16 ff c 1967 PONTIAC F r eb1rd 400 4 barrel Holl ey c arburetor Eldebrook man fold s de ext1a ust new mag wheels 4 new t r es new pa1nt 10b and engl neovernaul ed Phone 99 2 7274 after 6 p m 9 2'9 4tc Anrmals 6 S2S 000 Pyran'ltd 8 Pnce rs Rrght 10 To Tell the 777 Pearl Street Mrddleport Ohto Phone 992 5J67 or 992 JB61 REDECORATING? . MOORE'S 124 Company 20 Arlo! Football33 Hollywood Squares 3 4 7 30 - RFD 20 Hollywood Squares 3 4 W•ld Wild World of 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY Does \U s., 7 00 - What s My Line 8 Elec Co 20 Nuchrm s 33 Bowhng for Dollars 6 News 10 Nam e That Tune 13 TBA 15 E lectnc L•mestone & Fill Dort LIBRA {Sept •• You r P'?1rsenl cou rse b f act1on s the best for you However you are like ly to be In flu enced by anoth er and c hange d•rec liOn unw1 sely ,-~ ed 6 Gomer Pyle 13 Commerc1al Res1dent1al Conslrucl1on & Remodel en ough to l akP. on ~ ddt anal ..._expendi tures Pu t a damper o n any Impul se spend ng at th•s lime Helen T.. 't.e''lp 6 30 - News8 10 NB C News 3 4 15 French Chef JJ g Bewrtch 992-255o HELP WANTED ' Water l.nes and Power Lmes All work done b'( the foot or contract Also dozer work and septic tank's m t ~lalled 10 15 ABC News 6 13 Water E lectnc, Gas Sewer ltnes, 1nsta lied Work guaranteed Dozer, Backhoe, Trucks cars n 1 3D tf c No t ce s THE REw lb eamee tm g atlhe Rae n e Gun Cl ub Thursday Oct 3 All members are asked to be present 10 1 3t c All WEATHER HARDWARE 337 North Second Ave Mtddleport Dh10 OOCHING SERVI£E TUESDAY. OCTOBER, 1974 6 00.- Sesame St 20 News 3 4 Ltllas Yoga & You 33 News a ~-~~~~ . ~~ :1.;:1 _, I SOUTH • J3 'AJ +AQ108S ... KQ 10 5 • ,.3. Ne1the r vulne1 able Wesl North a Pass Pass Pass East Pass Pass Pass 'CASOLINE ALLEY • Pass CAPTA!N EASY Openmg lead - 10 • 71116 H!P A 91\/AP!iHOT OF LO~D VUL.EI5 DUfCH COU~N L'IRI< VAI'J PUYER By Oswald & James Jacoby When we watched today's hand b1d m the Olympiad fund pa1rs we saw very few contracts made W1th no one vulnerable there was a tendency for East and West to go to three spades South m1ght double or pass In e1 ther case careful play would see East gomg down one tr1ck It wouldn't be a bad score South would make three clubs by the Simple expedient of ruff1ng a diamond m dum my before losmg control of the trump smt W1th the 5 pomt part score bonus three clubs b1d and made would count 110 Three spa de• doubled down one would only be 100 The rather peculiar blddmg m the box deve loped when North went mto a tong huddle before passmg to h1s partner s three club bid E'ast an alert player reahzed that North would now take a push and b1d three spades Npw South b1d what we constder a rather unethtcal fo11r clubs He had pa1d full attentton to h1s partners slow pass and apparently came to the concluston that North held a trtfle more m the way of club support, but had made up hts mmd not to b1d, so South bid for hts partner Inctdentally there was nathmg wrong wtth North's thlnkmg A player ts entttled to thmk H1s partner should nrU act upon that thought "' ,z:e; 1:1 (~rt11!l • the b•ddmg has been North I+ West I East Pass Pass Pass > KNow vou woNT ec YIEi~JifS~~@:_GC~"t DiN'ii'i&IW"i5 'l rn~r:-1 ON YOUR WORK F I DONT oLJT I A~LE TO CONCENTRATE &A11&FY YOUR CURIO& Ty; I'ORBID, '511~ so (""-IEA\Ie5 OS, ~·r 'KJJ, MAMA! 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J ' • • \ �.._ I ' 7- The Dally Sentmel, Mtddle port-Pomeroy, 0 , TueSday Oct ' ! 1974 Television Log ' PUBLIC NOTICE STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULATION 1 T rtt e nf P Jbl c 11 on Th e Dil y Se nt n e l ilnd S ndii Y T mes Sen t n e l 'J.DaiPof fl nq Oc t 97 I WE W I SH to th'ln k eve ryon e J F recH e tH" y Of I SS e who 'V~ S so k nd a t d th o~tQh Moldety H1rou gh F d ay rl n r1 I alt e r til e dea lt of o tr Su1day diluqh tc r .11d qranddau(lhtcr .J local on of Known Otf ce o t J11e /\111 Fster We 111 Cot t St rt f' P l b cal j Of1 e>spcc a l y w s h to lllank P orne r oy Oh o .J S7 6Q I I h er P1 t 1 W e ll er E w nQ 5 LO C<'liOn Ol tie I 1erc'! l H ~Hl £> lhe Srn o r H cadQI iHIE'r"or G Hr 1 1 C uens t ho se se nd nQ flor a l 1970 CHEV MONTE CARLO 12095 Bus t 1es s O ff ces ot 11 e o ffe r nQ:- i'l "" f ood a 1d 350 V 8 automat1c P st eenng & bra kes dark bl ue ftn sh Pub l •s h e r s 11 C01 rt S lrf'~ mnsses nil Jl on mnny Pomeroy Oh o 1::.7 09 blue •ntenor blue v• nyl roof fa ctory a1r condlt toned l1k.e r t 1t ves lr1enj :- and ne1qh 0 Na 11es <lnd Add C'SSC'S o f ba r s tor th e men o r al co n new w w f1res rad1o Many ot h er extra s Pub I She r Ed tor 1 Hi tr but m1 Yo t r k ndness w II Mana g nq Ed tor P1 bl s H'r reve r bP torqollen 1970 CHEVELLE MALIBU , Sl895 R c t a rd S Owe n M d d epo r f'i! r(' s Joh n a 1d R Ia Oh o H T Cpe V au t o matt c power steer 1ng good w w ttre s f ~ h{r Grctl c1piJrc nts Mr Edttor Che ste r T unneh 1 n ld Mrs C 0 F she clea n mtenor rad o VI ddleport Oh o Gr<tHimothc r M s Lor ett a Manilq ng Ed tor Rob e rt Ht q If' 197I DOOGE DART 11995 Hoe n c t Pen e re ) Oh o 10 lp 7 Own er The Oh o Villley Sw mg e r H T cpe m ed green f nt s h w1th blk vtnyl roof Pub I Sh ng Co Porn e oy Oh o V.E? W I SH o thank everyo n e gre en v 10 y l lntenor tr1m V 8 eng m e au t omat 1c tra n s Rt c hard S Owe 1 M dd eport who wa s so k nd and sport St wheel full Nh cover L1tk e new w w ttres rad o Oh o Ew nq T Bol es I Olqh l fu l d1r ng the llness E TIOll S rea l n ce '-Coumb 1 s Oho a nd deMh of Joseph Hood We Bo e~ Jr Co lu mb us Oh o espec al y w sh to thank he trust ee lor Steph e n Bo les v '\ H""P tat at H unt ngton Rob e n Bole s Jan ce Boles 1nd the n r ses and doc tors Lynn B Kau ffma n Grand Pomeroy Eme rg ency Squa d Ra p d s Oh o Ge orge 111 Byers S EOEMS Ew ng F t ne r al oPEN EVES 8 00 PM Ill Columbus Oh 10 Beth He 'H' those se nd ng fl ower s By e r s Sel ls Co umb1 s Oh o POMEROY OHIO 'tnd a l l o f ot r fr ends and Bvers COi l mbu s D an c N nc qhbo r s Your k ndn es s w II Oh o Rober t W nqell never be to rgotle n Sy racuse Oh o Th e Hood F am il y 8 K nov. n Bondho fil ers 10 I ltp Mortqagr>es and Oth Pr Sec ur ly H o ders O wn ng o r H o dmg 1 RUMMAGE sale at Sac red Perc e nt o r more of Tot'll H ear t Ctlurc h ba seme nt Am01 n o f Bo nds Mortgages or F r day Oc t J from 9 to 3 COMPLETE st t of bunk beds o the r Scc ur 1 es Oh o \ alley H ELE N S Beauty Shop s proud ltk e new Ph on e 985 3968 pm Bank G(l ll pol s 01 o !o an n ou n ce t he e mployment 10 .. 6tp 10 1 )IC 9 F or Op t a n a l Comp let 01 by of Cv r o Evnon to t h e~r staff Pui;l She r s Ma r g a t t he P e rm waves o n spec a l f ro m YARD and Ga rag e saJe oct J BOUG H T hom e an d Reoular R~ l es I Sec t on 32 121 O ct 1 t hru the 12 Ph-one 992 and S from 10 a m t II dark on r emodel ng., W I sac rtfl ce 9 Po s tal Serv ce Man ua l (39 28 9ft H e en J an ce and Depot St n R ut tand Ray tons B TU better atr con U 5 C 3926 prov des n per Ca ro l Searls res dence d I oner and a 6000 ser es t n e n f part No p er son w ho 9 '15 61c 10 1 )tp c u s t om Hush t nrversal wou ld have bee 1 ent I ed to m a I garbage d sposa l bo th used 6 mallef under t or 1H' r sec t on D D N T K NOW THAT• MGM 2 FAM I LY Garage Sale s tarftnq month s $300 Pho n e 965 4285 .:1)59 o th s rt e hall m a 1 suc h F l e a Mrtrket Soe c a t s ss Wednesday morn n g at 10 10 1 Jt c ma t t e r the al es provrded n s de $3 outSide S(H ng a m across f r om Bradbury und e r II sub c t on U ll e;,S he Ave Pomeroy Oh o Sc l'1oo l C htldr en women s ftles ann u al l y w tth tht Posta A FEW new band nstruments Col ectors dealers etc and men s c l o th1n g Se rv ce n wr !ten re q I tor Contac t Renee Stone 991 7567 E very Sat and Sunday Evcrytl'1 ng very r easonabl e 9 4 tf c p er m ss on o ma mo " r at 8 7 lfc 10 1 2tc suc h rate s In ac co dan {(.' v. r the pr ov son s of 1 s stat e 1 AUCTION every T hu rsday 1 SOLID P m Horton St n Mason he r e by re q t. es t 1 er n ss on to VINYL SIDING Cons gnments w e lco m e from ma I the P l bl <. ott on n amed n 2 BEDROOM home 111 Syra cuse 11 a m to 5 p m or ca 1 773 Item 1 a t th e re d uce d po st age n ce lo t Referenc es r equ~re d 5471 rates pre ser 1 y u thor zed by J9 Produced from a spe c a l no child r en or pet s Ca l l 992 u 5 c 1~26 v nyl c ompound made by B 559 6 after- 5 o m weekdays ------------ ~ 21 ttc any t me on Satu rday and F Goodr•ch and Monsanto 5 R ch ard S Owe n Sunda y t me s th cker than metal P tb s her 9 29 H e s d ng W II not dent c h p n the A veri'lgc No Cop 1e s Each L OST 2 Bea gle dogs crack peel rot ru st or q ac ne Portland Rd a r ea I ssue Dunng Pr ece dutg 12 TWO ..; room and bath Clpts n chalk M onth s Male red and wh t e Fl:'ma l e Middl e por t For mformat on b l ack and tan P hon e 9 19 .:1491 1 E Kle nt <'ln d N ature o f FREE HOME ESTIMATES call 99'1 2550 or 74'l 6551 o r 9.J9 5970 C1rcu at on 7 J tf c 9 29 )t p A T o t al No Co pes Pr r1led SUPERIOR Da l y 6 000 Sunday 12 500 VINYL PRODUCTS FUR N IS HED apartment B Pad C 'culal on 1 Sa es adults only n M ddteport through Dea l ers and Carr ers 0 Call Collect 1 S92 S544 Str ee t V e nd ors and Counter Phon e 992 387 4 Athens OhiO 12 lf c 5 Sa l es Da tl y 4 -172 Sunday FARM 200 acres mo r e or less 9 06 2 SS 000 down r es t n payments COUNTRY Mob1le Home Park '1 M a SL bsc r p t ens Oa t y to owne r Wr te R Breun q DEEP fr eeze reaso nabl e a nd n 1 2J6 Su nday 3 '11 4 29 16 Bl l eb!!rry La 8ow 1e Rl 33 ten miles north of good cond 1 on Phone 742 Pomeroy La rge lots wtth C To ta l Pa 1d C r c ulat on Md ?07 5 or ca l t30 1 J 262 189 , Daly 5 718 Sunday 12 270 205 7 c oncrete pa t os s dewal ks 9 29 Jtc D F r ee 0 st r but on by Ma I unners and off st r eet 10 1 He Ca rrt e r or Other Meam parkmg Also spa ces fo r 50 WH IT E L eghorn h ens d I 1 Sam p ies Co mpt mentary WE At.!t p c k ng up a p •ano n small tra lers Phon e 992 7479 f e r ent bre eds of roo ster s 4 and Other Free Co p es Da y 7 :n tf c your area an d would 1 ke months old F ord mot or 352 19 Sunda y 31 some r espons bte party to eng n e 800 lb Hols ten 2 Copes 0 str but ed to N ews l a ke over payments Ca l 3 A ND 4 ROOM furn Shed and H ere ford he f er Phon e 843 Agen t s bu t not sol d D a ly 25 Crf'd!l Manager (014) 772 unfurn shed apa rtme nt s 2JSJ Sunday 75 5669 or wr t e 260 East Man Phone 992 5434 9 29 5tc E T ota l D1str but on Da lly Str eet Ch I I co t he O h o 4560 1 4 12 tfc 5 762 Su nday 12 )82 4 7 tfc BEA N S br.ng you r ow n con F O ff• ce U se Left Ove r PRIVATE m ee tng room tor tamer Pd. you r own Arno l d Unaccoun t ed Spoiled Aft e r U SED c rr cu at1 ng gas heater any o rg an zat1on !?hone 992 Hupp Ph one 247 262J Pr nt ng Da l y 138 Sunday 118 )975 mus t b e vented and have 9 27 7t c G Tota l D ally 6 000 Su nda y th e rmo s t at Phone 992 5786 3 11 lf c 12 500 9 29 31c - ------Actual Numb er of C0p1e s of TRAILER spac e for re nt on 1973 YAMA H A 250 Enduro many eKi ra par t s nclud1ng Smgle Is sue Published Near est CA~H pa d for all makes and Brownel l Ave Midd lepo rt helm et l1re plas t c f end er s to Fllmg Date models o f mob le homes Ca ll 992 2625 e tc Low m l eage and tn good 11 Ex t en t and Nature of Phon e area code 614 423 9531 9 25 li e cond ton R easona bl e Phone C r c ul a t•on 4 I J lf c 992 7'1 10 A To tal No Cop1 es Pr nted - -- - NICE 3 ro om apt and bath 9 29 Jtp Da l y 6 000 Sun day 12 500 OLD FURN IT URE oak tables all electriC 1n Pomeroy B Pa1d C r cu l at on c ocks tee boxes bra ss beds Tab letop rang e wall oven 1 Sa l es Throu g h D ea ers a nd d i Shes d esks or comp lete nJCest apt arou nd Phon e Can ers Str ee t Vendors and hou se holds Write M D Gall po ls 446 7699 or Factory Closeouts Cou nte r Sa t es Da ly 4 .:129 Miller Rt 4 Pom eroy Oh10 even !ngs 446 9539 Sunday 9 038 call 992 7760 8 23 tfc Mall Subsc r pt1ons Da ly S 13 tfc 1 .' 43 Sunday J 211 --2 BEDROOM mob l e home n JUNK au v S complete and C T ota l Pa 1d C r cuta t on Phone 992 2580 M dd le port de l ve r ed to our yard We p ck. Dal y 5 672 Sunday... 12 249 atter 7 30 p m See us for best up auto bod tes a nd buy a 1 D FreeD st r but on by Ma I 10 1 He k1nds ot scr ap meJa ls and - - -- - - - - - - - - Carr te r or Other Means prrces ron R der s Sa lvage St Rt 1 Samp es Co m pi mentary 124 R t 4 Pomeroy Oh o 2 BEDROOM ap t furni Shed all and Other Free CopJes D a ly etectr c wasl'1er dryer n 19 Sunday 31 Ca l l 992 5468 eluded Fully carpe t ed must 2 Cop es Ot sfr buted to N ews 9 6 26tp see to apprec a t e S7 5 depos1 t Agen ts bu t no t so ld Oa ly 25 $150 per mon th 1 c h ld ac Su nday 75 VV t:: NEED 20.) to ns of she et cep t ed For appt phone 992 cast new or old alum tnum E Total D• s lnbut on Da ly Amertcan Hardware 7889 5 /1 6 Sunday 12 )55 K eep c an s se parate The 9 11 ttc Rosenber g Co Athens Oh10 F Off ce Use Lefl Over 124 W Matn. Pomeroy Unaccounted Spo 1 e d After 8 15 tfc TRAILER Browns Tr a er Pr nlmg Da ly 284 Sunday 45 Park Phon e 992 3324 G To tal Da l y 6 000 Sunday CASH$$$ FOR JUNK CARS and co bbl er 12 500 9 26 tfc KENN E BEC Ca mp F ry e s Tru ck and Auto potatoe s excel l en t qual1ty I certtfy that lhe statements Part s Rut a nd Oh o 24 W n ter keepers No 1 s ze m 10x55 MOBILE home coun t ry mad e by m e above are ciJrrect H OUR WRE CKE R SER l b bur lap bag s fr es hly dug lo ca t10n Cal l 992 7649 after 4 and comp l ete V IC E Phone 742 6094 ava tab le th s week pm RICHARDS OWEN 9 10 261C Reasonab l y pr ced 1 m11e 9 26 6tp PUBLISHER - - - - - - - - - - - - below the Rav enswood Fer ry Oct 1 Rt 338 Great Bend Paul ONE 3 be dr oom tra 1ler \2 500 Say r e Fa rm Portland Oh o PUBLIC NOTICE down- t'ak. e ov er pa yme nts Phone 84J 2'186 JUDY STEINMETZ Phone 992 7116 9 29 6tc 9 '19 3tp - - - - ------ ~-PLAINTIFF 197J YAMAHA 250 MX Phone 1972 W IN CHES TER Mo b le 992 246 1 PAUL STE INME TZ home 60x 12 2 bedrooms 1 1 9 29 6tp DE F ENDA N T bat h s central a1r fu rnace and carpeted Phone 991 525.:1 or NO lS S77 Pau l Ste mmetz whose last t304) 882 2277 1972 KAWA SA KI500street bike known address s c p Dona ld 9 29 tic showroom con d t10n Must see Weav e r Route 1 H ar r sonv l ie t~ appre c ate Phon e 992 3564 Oh o IS hereby not f1ed tha t on 1970VALIANT 65x12 3 bedroom 9 29 6t c th e 4th day of Jun e 1974 Judy fully carpete.d LP gas hellt Ste nmet s be ng p amt ff t led Phone 992 77S't h er com pia nt ag am st h m as 8 25 tfc By Mrs Herbert Roush defend a nt 1n th e Court of Co mmon Pl eas Me gs County Art H1ll and fnend Jerry 1972 ATLANTIC 2 bedroom STATIONARY ENGINEER to Oh o Case No 15 577 pray ng mobile 1'1ome Phon e 991 2709 run college heat ng plant Emmon s of Morehead fo r d vorce from sa d Paul or 7425641 Must have Jrd C lass License Ste nmetz on the g rounds of Umver s 1ty Morehead Ky 9 29 6tc good work record and be able gross n eg l ect of duty and ex to work swmg Sh 1ft Conlact spent the weekend wtth his tr eme c ruelty p am t 1ff furl1'1er Den1son Un1versrty Busmes s 1970 VALIA NT mob te home pare n1s Mr and Mrs Dallas pra ys for custody of m nor Manager s Off1ce Granv 111e 11x60 a ll e l ec t 2 bedroom c hild ren su pport a nd otl'1 er 0 Ca l l col lect (6141 587 0810 Htll Phon e 985 4207 Mu st se l l due proper re l ief sad cause Wtli be ext 298 Ao Equal Op to mov ng S4 900 fo r h ear mg on or after the 26tl;] BtU Wheeler left Thursda) porrun ty Employer 1 9 27 4t c day o f October 19 74 Card of Thanks Bus ess Services Pomeroy Motor Co 2 SIGNS OF QI~~'~"'Y GREAT PI\ INT VALUES. AT ALL WEATHER HARD WARE On Sale Now quality Devoe Bnght Wh1te Latex Hou se Pa1nt tn 2 gallon cans Only S6 49 per gallon Bran d name Roof Pa1nl 10 pet olf whtle they last Tak e advantage of the se gr eat buy s wh•le the y are st1ll m stock . e POMEROY MOTOR CO. Yard Sales For Sale Nohce For Rent lost Wan Ied T BUY - ------------ -- ------- ----- -------- BIKE SALE --------- . -------------- so Apple Grove vs ------- ---- News, Events Help Wanted • for Ohio State Um\erslty Columbus where he w11l be attend mg· lhis bemg h1s Junwr year Mrs Da\ld Gloeckner Mrs Erwm Gloeckner v1s1ted Mrs Paul Da• 1s at Parkersburg Saturday Mr and Mrs Wallie Stover were honored Sunday by theu children on the1r 38th weddmg an mversary They served a turkey dmner w1th all the tnmmmgs They were presented a three t1 ered weddmg cake decorated m wh1te and green and topped wtth a riim1ature bnde and groom wh1ch was served m the afternoon wtth 1ce cream to the folluwmg Mrs Drew Fis her, children Bucky and Carol Mr and Mrs Leonard Stover and children Mr and Mrs Ah m Stover Mr and Mrs Gerald Hayman Mr and Mrs Larry Johnson and family Mr and Mt s Johnson are restdmg w1th the Stovers whtle lookmg tor a place to move here from Mammoth, W Va , The former Betty Barnhart ol Cahfornia spent a week VlSthng w1th her s1ster'!i Mrs F rma H1ll Mrs L~ Mu'g rage Mrs V1tg1ma 1, Salser -197----------2 3 BEDROOM Wmdsor ------------Mob l e Home on 1 acre of • 26 7tc Paul St e mmetz Plamt ff (9) 10 17 24 { 10) 1 8 IS 6tc g round formation For more ca ll 992 7638 ------------Yard Sales YARD Sa l e Wed nesday and Thur sday 9 c:1 m o n the corn er of F ourth and Brown St Ma son W Va 10 1 2tc Syracuse , Mrs Helen Barn hart Mr and Mrs Robert Proffttt of Belpre v1s1ted Mrs Jeff Donohew Saturday Mr a nd Mrs Ted Hayman of Westerville VIsited Mr and Mrs Gerald ,Hayman over the weekend , Mr and Mrs Gerald Hayman and Ke1th v1s1ted Mr and Mrs Walhe Stover Sun day Herbert Roush had the misfortune of •falhng at hts home breaking some r1bs Mr and Mrs David Gloeckner took Mrs Larry Badgley and chtldren to their home m Fa1rfax, Va Thursday and spent the wee~-end stghtseemg 2 BEDROOM mob le hom e n town $4 500 Ca ll 992 3975 or q92 1571 9 13 tfc ....... ---------- --- For Sale KOS COT KOSMET I CS & WIG S CThe Mmk 0 I Base Cosmefics l Pl'1one BROWN S 992 5113 8 20 tfc -------------- HEDMAN H eade r s wrll f t Dodge Plymouth or Chrys ter 318 or 340 S60 never been u se d Ca ll 992 366 1 9 26 6tc APPLES F t zpa tr1c k Orchard State Route 689 Ptlone W lkesv1lle 669 378S' 9 25 26tc ------------PIG S for sa le Phone 949 4490 9 27 t2tc KELVINATOR elect riC stove p erfect condtt on phone 992 3105 or conta c t Kennelh Wtlt at W e l ch town Hill Mmers ville ~ 9 26 121c CLAR INET Signe t with a c ase a l l wood Phone 992 2602 9 27 6tp -STOVE -----------nalu,al gas Tempco 60 000 BTU fitjn thermo st at 100 percent s~1ety controlled Phon e 992 2607 9 21 \ I POMEROY LANDMARK Jack W Carsey Mgr Phon e 992 2181 GREEN bean s p1 c k your own S2 bush e l br ng conta 1n er Phon e '2 <1 7 2B52 L etart Fa ll s An dre w Cross 9 29 6fc n1 Bso Servtce P&J Parts Healing Warehouse Closeout• COOPER MUD& SNOW Coohng Refng ~ Plumb1ng Electrtcal Appliance All work guaranteed Discount to Sen1or C1tuens TIRES As much as 20 Pet off present prtce Good supply of 15" VW !ores and l1res for older 215 N Second 51 M1dd leport Ohio 992 JS09 See or Call Bob or' Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 Noght 992 3525 or 992 5212 w Mam Pomeroy STEREO rad o am fm 8 track tape comb1nat on 4 speaker sound sys l em Balance $ 109 72 or easy term s Ca ll 992 )965 10 1 tf c ~-- -,- NEW 19 74 ZIG ZAG SEWING MACH INE S In o rtg.nal factory c arton Z g Zag to make buttonhole s se w on buflons monograms and m ake fancy des gns w1th 1u st th e rw st of a srn gle d a t Left n la y a way and n ever been use d W II se ll fo r on ly $47 cash or l erm s availab l e Phone 992 7755 10 1 tf c ELECTROLUX vacuum c lean ~ r A 1 co nd lion uses pape~ bag s ha s cordw nde r and many attachments Also shampooer attac hm ent n e l uded ( Onl y 4 ava labte! ! at $37 70 cas h or term s av a table Phon e 992 7755 10 1 tfc PHIL CO portabl e TV black a nd wh te Phone 9925771 10 1 6tc KNAPP s hoes sock s a nd 1acke t s 11 sty es on sa l e Phone 992 5324 10 1 H e F IREWOOD 742 4831 for sale Phon e 10 1 12tc ---- GROCERY busmess tor sale Bu1ld ng for sa e or lea se Pl'1one 773 56 18 f r om 8 JD p m to 10 p m fo r appo ntment 3 20 tfc Auto Sales 1914 GMC ? ton p u 7 000 m l es automat c p s 350 c u n VS Phone 985 39 26 10 1 61p Don t forget the roof of your home Have a beautiful new oOOf InStalled by All Weather Roofmg Co lHE DEPENDABLE CONTRACTING CO. requ1r~ - - -- -- ------ 1969 FORD van carpet htgh back seats and mags £500 Phone 991 5663 9 29 6tp ----------.-- 1968 C HEVR O LET Impala p s a 1r con d t1on.ng Call p b 593 7390 9 29 3tc -- - - --------NOVA 6 c ylinder auto 1969 exce llent condtf lon Easy on gas reason for se ll ng owner overseas Phone 9.t9 38 11 9 26 61p ----------~- 19 70 CHEVY Nova V 8 automat1c PS factory a1r Good condll1on Call 992 23a6 9 25 6tc 1969 CHEVY Townsman station wagon S1 195 g oo d cond tlon Phone 992 7620 5 24 ttc Help Wanted 33 7 N. 2, Middleport 992-2550 Known & Reliable Service For Rent or Sale 12x65 3 BEDROOM mob l e hom e on 1 < acre ol Phon e 992 23)5 9 29 7tc Employment Wanted WILL t r m or cu t trees and shrubber y Also cl ean out basements atf cs etc Phone 949 J2 2t or 742 4441 9 6 26t c Pels For Sale A K C St weeks Bernard Pupp1es 1 Phone 84 3 2438 9 26 6tc s 15 0 REDUCTION of grow n AKC toy pood les $50 eac h pups $65 S amese k ttens $ 15 Phone 1 256 6247 10 1 26tc vacatiOn with pay, Blue Cross-Blue ' 1·he I • Shield Insurance, Insurance, • t PIan, good pay P1an, retlremen in person to Harlan Antle at Street, Bob u-. I~ 63 rllll,ne rw.J Nelsonville, Qhjo, App~ ''P t.........................~..................... 6 30 - K&H ROOFING MIOOLIPOIJ 0 3 Phil Donahue 15 W1ld Wild Bullwtnkle 8 Mov1e Dear Brlg 1tte 13 9 30 - Not For Women Only 3 HazelS Tattletales 10 EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work sept1c tanks mstalled dump trucks and lo boys for h1re w•ll haul f II d1rt top so I limestone & grave l Cal! Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n1ght phone 992 3525 or 9'92 523 2 2 l1 tfc 10 00 - Jokers Wild 8 10 Company 6 Name That Tune 3 15 10 JO-Gamb1t8 10 WmnmgStreak3 4 15 Ph 1l Donahue4 11 00 - Password 13 Hig h Rollers 3 1S } Now You See It 8 10 $10 000 Pyram rd 6 8 10 55 - CBS News 8 Dan I mel s World 10 12 00 - Jackpot 3 15 Password 6 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4 News 8 10 Mr Rogers 33 News 13 12 30- Search for Tomorrow e 10 Spl1t Second 6 Celebnty Sweepstakes 3, 15 Afternoon w1th OJ 13 Elec Co 33 12 55 - NBC News 3 15 1 00 - News 3 All My Children 6 13 Not For Women Only 15 Phil Donahue 8 Young & Restless 10 1 30 - As I he World Turns 8 10 Jeopardy 3 4 15 Let s Make A Deal 6 13 2 00 - Days of Our L•ves 3 4 15 Gu1d1ng L1ght 8 10 Newlywe d Game 6 13 2 30 - Doctors 3 4 15 Edge of N1ghl 8 10 G1rl •n My L•le 6 13 3 00 - Another World 3 A 15 General Hospr tal 6 13 Pnce Is Right 8 10 -SEPTI -----------C TANK S clean e d Modern San ta t1on 992 3954 or 99 2 7349 9 18 lfc ----- AUTOMOBILE- nsuranc; be';n c ance ll ed? Lost your operators ltcen se Call 991 7428 6 IS tf c ;;;::--------------READY MIX CONCRETE your Free 32 84 Co 30 tfc CONCRETE del1vered Monday through Satur day and even 1n gs Phone 4461142 6 13 uc LA ST BID HIJm e Improvem e n t roof1ng c arpentry work pamt ng carpet m s tallation free est males All work guaranteed Phone 742 5081 9 22 tt c ~PIANO tunmg and repair Phone Charles Scott 992 3718 9 17 32tp Real state For S31e -~----- WILL TRADE - BUSINESS bulld1ng 50x6 0 cement dnve Rt 124 near Rutland Phone 742 5052 a 21 ff c FINANCING ARRANGED WITH MINIMUM DOWN Wtll cons1der trade f o r older home tratler or land on thiS new 3 bedroom 2 bath home w1th 2 car garage large family room air cond1t on ng Move tn Imm edi atel y Call now 992 5976 9 24 tfc N O MONEY DOWN Monthly payments accord ng to '" come New 3 bedroom home w th wall to wall carpetmg on 1 acre landsc,.aped lots Call today for mo're nform ahon '992 5916 BUILDING OR TRAILER LOTS - Some 1 acre In sub division Some su1table for trailers In other locations POMEROY- Near stores and school and business section Newly renovated 3 bedrooms paneling hot water heat full basemeo\1 Ask~ng $19 500 RUTLAND Level lot 3 bedroom home bat~. family front porch large older home and barn 2 farm ponds $60 000 SY~ACUSE river large - ALL GOOD THINGS COME TO THE OTHER FELLOW IF YOU WAIT 3 30 - One Life to l•ve 13 Match Game e 10 Lass1e 6 How to yard or garden 3 BR, bath gas , FA heat 1 basement Old but priced right RUTLAND - Free Gas. 60 949 2684, PH OH I O 662 10 4 tfc --------.........------EXCELSIOR Salt Works E Main St Pomeroy All kmds Of salt water pellets water nuggets block salt and owr Oh10 Rtver Salt Phone 992 3891 6 5 tft -------------SEW ING MACHINES Repair servtce all makes 992 2284 The Fabnc Shop Pomeroy Author1zed Smger Sales and Serv•ce We s harpen Sc 1ssors 3 29 ttc DOZER work land clearmg by the acre hourly or contract farm ponds roads etc Large dozer and operator With over 10 years exper ence Pullins Excevattng Pomeroy Ohio Phon e 992 247a 12 19 tfc ' 0 DELL Al~nement located behind Rutland Grade Sc hool c omplete front end serv ice brakes and tuneups whee l s balanced electron1ca1 ty Op en 8 to 8 dally Call 742 3232 onSunday for appt 7 16 tfc --------------- GREAT CO.UNTRY STEREO Mrddleport Pomeroy over 8,000 20 level acres on ZENITH COLOR TV . t ov r has many extras, does eed some repair: LEAS OR BUY POME OY -For home or trailer a1Doul200 It frontage on Rt 7 .le-g, ta Ins 1114 acres mostty hilt t9 tnally had 2 e BLACK & BRADBURY lose to Middleport, 27 acre large barn and silo milk house • WHilE lV houses -on It ~m~,e~~hn' ~~~~~ h~:~~a~~ room e STER£0 oome paneling and acoustic ftle Savings accounts lrl llkt toothpaste. easy tct-take out, but hard to put back in "-----'-92_2_2_5_,_o_r_99_2_2_~ __ , ____J Easy Terms! 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MASON flJRNITURE IiERMAN GRATE 773 5592" MASON, W VA 1 Congralulat1ons 13 Janakt 33 Mov 1e Never So Few 8 12 30 - WlldWIIdWesl6 WldeWorldSpeclal13 News 4 AQUARIUS (Jan n a compe t I ve s tu at on you 19) If yo ur og s t1 cs are poor y p la nned today you re gong to wa sl e a lo l of !1me and s teps Se t u p a sens 1b e 11 nerary SliCk to t PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) It s no! to your best nterests to count on somethmg o f a mate nal na tu re that s not already n your hands It may no t be com 1ng elastiC Unscramble these four Jumbles. one Jetter to ~ach square to form four ordtnary words ACROSS I SoUrpllSI! 5 Seaweed 9 Mature 10 ReJects 12 Catch s1ght of 13 As of now 12 wds ) 14 Salt (Fr ) 15 Cushoon 16 Sty 17 Qu1venng 19 Repatr 20 Sprightly 21 Helot 22 Nabve of Zagreb 24 L1ke an a ngry loon 25 Cyhnder 26 Ego 27 Egyptian goddess 28 Type of yarn 31 My (Fr ) 32 N1genan tribesman 3.'1 Caddoan Indian 34 Natural gks mgredient 36 Scarlett s plantation 37 Shandy's 2..Statrway feature 3 Bootlicker ( 2 wds ) 4 Old Turkish title 5 Footless ammal 6 Legendary founder of London 7 Stembeck classtc (3 wds ) 8 'Getting the picture Old 10 Imtoate 11 Shtpper 15 Haven Yesterday's Answer 18 Breakfast, lunch and dinner 19 Blackbird 22 Illegalities 23 Lapel decoration 26 Formatwn of rocks 29 Unearthly 30 Mmurtal 32 Jo Worley 35 Mr 24 Concernmg Onassts aircraft 36 Haul :18 Amos of baseball 39 Pennsylvama ctty 40 Sharpen DOWN I Waves summit DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work t! 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I "[I IXJ{I I XI'J" Untouchables Dear Heart 10 13 IS not 20 Feb clllY~M;;IkJ ..,,_,I,J .-J , _ (Anl"f!" lomorrow) Jumble• WAGON Yc•lcrday 1 1 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 Take Five fQPl1fe 15 2 00 - CANCER (June 21 July 22) by THOMAS JOSEPA creator 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 M1ss1on Imposs ible 6 diamonds 19) Decorat1ve c hanges tha t you mak e a ro und the house now may prove d fti CUI! to t ve w1!h over th e long hau Do n t be too 1mpul s 1ve !Jear Helen Heres a real help for lra1mng small boys Throw confetti m the to1let and make a game of standing htm on the rtm of the bowl, then' bombmg' those colored b1ts of paper Of course this doesn I work for g1rls - SMART POP It s A Day at N1ghl 33 11 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 ABCNews33 CAPRICORN fDec 2 2 Jan ~ • ! 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LAUGHTER IS THE SUN THAT DRIVES WINTER FROM THE HUMAN FACE - VICTOR HUGO LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-Til AT NAN, BALK WEST EAST IDJ .AK75 2 "62 • 96 2 4A 73 • 1098 Y-Qto 54 3 + KJ7 ... 42 --------------SE Pr-I C TANKS clea n ed 13 23 Dear Helen TV helped me potty-tram our daughter We put her cha1r m front of ~e set durmg children s shows and she dtdn t mmd stltmg We worked on her pnde, clappmg our hands when she cooperated and gtvmg her a small treat - UNRUFFLED MOTHER Book 10 30 - now? + FOR FREE esttmates on atum1num repla ceme nt windows Stdmg s torm doors and wmdow s Rall1ng Phone Charles Ltsle Syracuse Ohio Car l Ja co b Sales R epresentattve V V Johnson and Son In c 4 30 tfc five The Judge 10 Cannon 8 10 Lucas T anner 3 4 15 Season of Celebration 20 33 9 30 - T1m We1sberg Jazz Rock 10 00 - Festtval Fllms33 Pe t rocellt3 4 15 Get Crht s t1 e Love 6 13 Man Hunter 8 10 to s110w one ace What do vou flo NORTH • Q64 'K987 43 ... J986 --- --------- bads Ep•sode Actton 33 Death Sentence that have e le ments of chance 'yVhat you d wm wou d be only te mporary .. 9 00 - WIN AT BRIDGE your pa rtner 6 olher w ould perf orm lor you s not forthcom ng a t th1s 11me L ook fo r o t her sowces to help VIRGO (Aug 23 - Sept 22) Little House on Prame 3 4 15 That s My Mama 6 13 Movie a~ you ma y th nk 1n Slluallons b y your own carelessness th a n by the oppos t10n LEO (July 23 Aug 22) 1 h1s 1S not a good t1me to fry to m plemen t rdeas that are chancy Stt c k w 1th methods that have g ven you success prev1ousl y '+-tJ~ Boy' A serv1ce you were hopmg an are more ltke y to b e tnpp ed up Dear Helen 'Concerned Grandma has a nght to be' Her grandson wtll be a nervous wreck unless these parents are taught somethmg constructive about potty-trammg It shouldn t bei!n ordeal, ot.i!a matter for pwushmenl If the poor child 1s scolded, spanked , a:nd made to go without his pants, or 1s locked m the bathroom alone he tna) become a bedwetter among other problems Trouble wtth some parents IS they want t~etr chtld to be the earhest ktd on the block - and he ends up the slowest They should be aware that as children mature, they want to stay dry - when s the last tune they saw a teenage pants wetter (unless there was a kidney problem) ? Toddlers pretty much potty-tram themselves when they're ready, espectally if they're around other children they can un1ate At thts pomt, a few days of 'trammg ' are sufftctent, wtth the mother gtvrng htgh pra1se for success and devotmg most of her hme to the proJect- m a constructiVe way - INTERN 8 30 - Dec 21) You re not as lucky budge t Oct 2 1974 You re apt to be a btl more n dependent th1s year Th~ t s to your good However don t ha st tly d ssolve all ance s that have proven benefi C al n the past SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 22) Be ve ry care ful •I workmg '#lth unfam1l1 ar tool s or mater as Ge t someone to help m ar~as where you lack expert1se You Wtll cause so me un necessary dtsse ns on among your group today I you buck the ma)O T!f y ru e J otn n SOJlS & Daughters 10 Men Who Made the Mov1es 20 33 Sweepstakes 3 Zoom 22 I Spy 15 Elec Co 20 Bowl•ng lor Dollars 6 7 30 - Lets Make A Deal 6 Mel T1llls 8 Pollee Surqeon 3 SAGITTARIUS (Nov TAURUS (Apnl 20 May 20) Yo ur ' 23 Oct 2 3) ARl~S (March 21-Apnl 19) Mak1ng a last hl•nule c hang e •n your plans w II not ga 1n you a ny advantages Fo l ow t hrough as you or1g1na l t y planned w1thout the sho rt cu l s you GEMINI (/llay 21 June 20) Dear Mr and Mrs T I guess this 1s the moderp verston of gomg out behmd the barn to try ctgarettes But pdint out to your daughter smce you commumcate well, that the consequences are much rougher when you re caught tendmg mart Juana plants The evidence w1ll no doubt be de~ by the hme you read this letter, so I'd suggest dtscuss then forget And hope the fnend swears off further horhcultural prgjects - H 8 00 - 7 00- News 10 What s My L1ne 8 Truth or Cons 3 4 Celeb C BRADFORD Aucl oneer Comp l ete Serv 1ce .P hon e 949 3a21 or 949 31 61 Rac.ne Oh 1o Cn lt Bra dford 5 1 tfC STEWART 3035 •• Dear Heleo\ ~ Our da\lt:hter suddenly developed an mterest m walkmg down by thJ creek , One day my husband and I were flshmg m that area, and we dtscovered two coffee cans htdden behmd some rocks ) In the cans were grow mg suspiCIOUS looking plants I m sending a sample m my letter They, had been freshly watered but looked kmd of stck ' We askeq our daughter and ~he satd a fnend had gone on vacatoon and wanted her to tend them We asked why she duln t brmg them to the house, and she sa1d they were hard to move When we suspected they were mariJUana, she looked shocked, but we wonder She told us she'd put a lot of fertolizer on them , and they appear to be almost dead from overfeedmg Since the owner of the plants wtll be back next week and they'll ')lrobably be dead by that lime anyway should we JUst forge1 the sttua twn, or notofy the pohce• Incidentally, there's no md1catoon that our daughter srfiokes She's open on almost every sub ject and we get along great Tlfat s why we were so shocked - MR AND MRS T Beat 20 Gomer Pyle 13 1974 Is Her Name Mary Jane•1t. Name That Tune 4 Prescr1ptlve Teach~ng of Readtng 33 4 8 10 15 Journey to Japan 33 Bewttched 6 Dlagnosttc 30 - News 3 Danger in biddmg for partner Wft\PO-FM Rt 124 and side road, Ideal building sites stocked pond DOW OWN POMEROY Busl s room wtlh apart 6 Emergency Phone 9923995 or 992-7582 SE WAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITA TION By Hef4l,_n Bottel 7 15 6 00-News3 4 81015 ABCNews 13 SesameS! 20 News6 Racme, 0 reasonable rates Ph 446 47a2 GallipoliS John Russell owner and operator 5 12 tfc For Wednesday Oct 2 5 30- Elec Co 33 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 News6 Tra1ls West RACINE PLUMBING AND HEATING It ol buildings under roof about Surv1ve a Marrtage 3 4 IS 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Sesame Sf 33 Tattletales 8 Somet rset IS Gtlligan s Is 6 S10 000 Pyramid 13 Bonan ze 4 Movte. When Willie Comes March1ng Home 10 4 30- Bonanza 15 ABCAIIerschool Thealre6 13 500-Mr Rogers20 33 MervGrlll~n4 FBI 3 See Us for your Plumbmg and Heatmg Needs fenced natural sq Nellt to Hoghway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 92.1 Close to level Lawn 'Mowers utility and carport Only $9500 C/ITTLE FARM-157 acres 80 tractor land some timber 608 E I MAIN 1 POMEROY. 0 . - All Small ,Appliances ------...--------SE PTIC TANKS AROBIC -.------------ NO MONEY DOWN - Monthly payments accordmg to i n come N ew 3 bedroom hom e wtttl wall to wall car pet1ng on 1 acre landscaped to t s Call today for more In formati on 992 5916 10 1 1t c BOWERS REPAIR - -- - - - - - D O ZER or bac khoe..... work Phone 446 3981 o r 446 3459 9 8 tfc Wes l6 11 30- Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Brady Bunch 13 Love of L1fe James 992 2836 For Esllmates New Zoo Revue 6 L1d sv!l le 13 New Zoo Revue 13 Capt Kangaroo a J effs Coll ie 6 Sesame St 33 Popeye 10 2S- Jack La La nne 13 Capt Kangaroo 10 8 I De~ughter 13 8 30- Brady Bunch 6 8 55 - News 13 9 00- Paul D1xon 4 AM If so, Call us Now for a Free Esttmate Ketn CREME:ANS Supnse Semmar' 4 Summer Semester 10 Farm Report 13 F1veMtnu tes to ltv e By 4 News6 B1ble Answers 8 / The 10 Today 3 4 lS CBS News 8 10 Farmer s 7 30 8 00 - del1vered nght to prote c t Fast and easy est1mates Phone '992 Goegle n Ready M1x Mtdd lepor t Ohio 6 WEDNESDAY OCTOBER2 1974 Story 13 School Scene 10 6 35 - Columbus Today 4 6 45 - Morning Report 3 Farmt1me PH. 992-7454 or WILL TRADE - FINANCING ARRANGED WITH HOUSE for sale Phone 9~ 2 MINIMUM DOWN Wrll S871 c ons de.- trade for o ld er 9 29 otc home trailer or tand on th1 S new 3 bedroom 2 bath hom e w1th 2 car garage large LOTS for sa leatrall~r or house fam ty room a r cond 1tl onmg All ut lltl es Phone 747 :lo\p; Move 1n 1mmed1ately Ca l l Rut l and Ohio Pr ce S2 500 now 992 5976 7 16 tf c 10 1 lt c _ _ _ __Q _ _ acres, 2 houses We offer good wcrking Conditions, M1ss 1on l mposs •bl e 6 Un touchab les 13 Janak1 33 Mov•e Savage 8 Day of th e Wolves 13 12 30 - W tde World Sp ec 1al 13 1 or - Tomorr ow 3 4 Take Ftve for L1fe 15 2 oo - News 4 13 Yog1 s Gang 6 Is your roof t eak ng? Compare our pr1ces to any others we 11 g1ve you a protess1ona l roof for less The 11 OO - New•3 4 6 8 10 15 13 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 ALL-WEATMER U7 N JtK:' 11.'1 4 Your Future rs Now 20 Day at Nr!)ht 33 7 00 - ------ • 1st Class Mechanic; Auto Salesman: 10 30 - your home any of these Free Estlmtlts, Midd'-, 3 9 30 - Woman 20 33 -"" 10 00 - Pol rce Story 3 4 Marcus Wel by6 13 Barnaby Jones 8 10 News 20 Mountarn Scene 33 World of Evangelrsm 15 VINYL SIDING ALL-WEAlHER Drsappearance of Flrght 412 6 lJ 8 30- Evenln9 at Symphony 33 MASH 8 10 ' 00 - Hawa11 5 0 8 10 992-7129 room IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR WORKING BODY SHOP MANAGER Strcfnger Wrthm 6 00 6 25 - - --------- -- 1965DODGE P ck up 6cyl 8ft bed £175 Also 1964 Dodge 4 dr £75 Phone 949 4765 9 29 6tc Trmes 8 10 8 30 - Movres serviceS?~ Interior, E:aletlor Decorating and Remodeling All that 1s needed for a free esttmate •s a phone call. Pl ease Phone Real Estate For Sale ------ ------- Truth 13 Marco Sportllfe 33 00 - Happy Days6 13 Adam 123 4 15 Amertca 20 33 Good 8 Samuel 19 71 4 DR automat c Dodge Coronet good gas m leag e OLD HOUSE 4 rooms and bath Phone 99 2 5771 on two lo ts 52x 100 ea c h 10 1 6tc $3 295 Phone 991 5a9a 10 1 5tc 1966 THUNDERB I RD 350 Phone 99 2 5J01 HOUSE for sale 7 rooms and 9 27 5tc bath Lot of remodel ng close to e l em e n ta ry school and 1969 VAN 8 cy linder Phone 772 hosp1ta ! on Wr ght St Make S651 a n offe r Phon e 99 2 J478 10 1 ~ tc a 16 ff c 1967 PONTIAC F r eb1rd 400 4 barrel Holl ey c arburetor Eldebrook man fold s de ext1a ust new mag wheels 4 new t r es new pa1nt 10b and engl neovernaul ed Phone 99 2 7274 after 6 p m 9 2'9 4tc Anrmals 6 S2S 000 Pyran'ltd 8 Pnce rs Rrght 10 To Tell the 777 Pearl Street Mrddleport Ohto Phone 992 5J67 or 992 JB61 REDECORATING? . MOORE'S 124 Company 20 Arlo! Football33 Hollywood Squares 3 4 7 30 - RFD 20 Hollywood Squares 3 4 W•ld Wild World of 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY Does \U s., 7 00 - What s My Line 8 Elec Co 20 Nuchrm s 33 Bowhng for Dollars 6 News 10 Nam e That Tune 13 TBA 15 E lectnc L•mestone & Fill Dort LIBRA {Sept •• You r P'?1rsenl cou rse b f act1on s the best for you However you are like ly to be In flu enced by anoth er and c hange d•rec liOn unw1 sely ,-~ ed 6 Gomer Pyle 13 Commerc1al Res1dent1al Conslrucl1on & Remodel en ough to l akP. on ~ ddt anal ..._expendi tures Pu t a damper o n any Impul se spend ng at th•s lime Helen T.. 't.e''lp 6 30 - News8 10 NB C News 3 4 15 French Chef JJ g Bewrtch 992-255o HELP WANTED ' Water l.nes and Power Lmes All work done b'( the foot or contract Also dozer work and septic tank's m t ~lalled 10 15 ABC News 6 13 Water E lectnc, Gas Sewer ltnes, 1nsta lied Work guaranteed Dozer, Backhoe, Trucks cars n 1 3D tf c No t ce s THE REw lb eamee tm g atlhe Rae n e Gun Cl ub Thursday Oct 3 All members are asked to be present 10 1 3t c All WEATHER HARDWARE 337 North Second Ave Mtddleport Dh10 OOCHING SERVI£E TUESDAY. OCTOBER, 1974 6 00.- Sesame St 20 News 3 4 Ltllas Yoga & You 33 News a ~-~~~~ . ~~ :1.;:1 _, I SOUTH • J3 'AJ +AQ108S ... KQ 10 5 • ,.3. Ne1the r vulne1 able Wesl North a Pass Pass Pass East Pass Pass Pass 'CASOLINE ALLEY • Pass CAPTA!N EASY Openmg lead - 10 • 71116 H!P A 91\/AP!iHOT OF LO~D VUL.EI5 DUfCH COU~N L'IRI< VAI'J PUYER By Oswald & James Jacoby When we watched today's hand b1d m the Olympiad fund pa1rs we saw very few contracts made W1th no one vulnerable there was a tendency for East and West to go to three spades South m1ght double or pass In e1 ther case careful play would see East gomg down one tr1ck It wouldn't be a bad score South would make three clubs by the Simple expedient of ruff1ng a diamond m dum my before losmg control of the trump smt W1th the 5 pomt part score bonus three clubs b1d and made would count 110 Three spa de• doubled down one would only be 100 The rather peculiar blddmg m the box deve loped when North went mto a tong huddle before passmg to h1s partner s three club bid E'ast an alert player reahzed that North would now take a push and b1d three spades Npw South b1d what we constder a rather unethtcal fo11r clubs He had pa1d full attentton to h1s partners slow pass and apparently came to the concluston that North held a trtfle more m the way of club support, but had made up hts mmd not to b1d, so South bid for hts partner Inctdentally there was nathmg wrong wtth North's thlnkmg A player ts entttled to thmk H1s partner should nrU act upon that thought "' ,z:e; 1:1 (~rt11!l • the b•ddmg has been North I+ West I East Pass Pass Pass > KNow vou woNT ec YIEi~JifS~~@:_GC~"t DiN'ii'i&IW"i5 'l rn~r:-1 ON YOUR WORK F I DONT oLJT I A~LE TO CONCENTRATE &A11&FY YOUR CURIO& Ty; I'ORBID, '511~ so (""-IEA\Ie5 OS, ~·r 'KJJ, MAMA! ALLEY OOP 'IEP- HE COME IN A RlPPIN' AN' A SNORTIN' AN A· SHOOTIN' OH ·- ABOUT THREE DAVS I'D SAY OFFHAND HAVE YOU NOriCED?!! )lJ What do you do now? A-You can a fford to move Old rour no trump TODAY 8 QUESTION You do b1d I four WH ILE AT THE VILL AGe lt..IIV TIPPY TIP TO-'J HAG PUT IN A CA LL TO LONDON Yep HfER_E ARE TWO AMERI CAN5 I WAN T YOU TO CHECK O t.J Pass 2t 3+ Pass You, South hold •-\ Y. 8 4 3 'A 2 +Q 4 ... K Q 8 7 Into Blackwood 71'"~~&~';.~ ootrump and ,. J ' • • \ �• '· , 8- The Dclily Sent in£' l, M iddleport - Pomcro~. 0 .. Tui•Sday,, Od . 1. 1!!7·1 . Meigs Countians ca n help hurri ca ri e strickE:on Hondw·as . 'the Rev. Harold Deeth. pastor of Grace EpiScopa l Church and a member of !he CROP Board. said today . ' Reacting q1tickly to the wide- ... Parajon, a CWS team from Nicaragua. sa id from HondW'a s the most press ing needs for rood, children's clothing an d medical supplies, with CWS - CROP is sending out an urgent appeol · to all concerned people for funds to purc hase food and other emergency .needs. Funds m<::~y spread devas tation caused IJy Hurrica ne Fifi, Church World Service - CROP . has rushed aid to the disaster-stricken Central American ni:ltions. Tq, meet the immedi a te problem of heal th and san itation, and to ward off ep ide'mics. CWS immed ia tely a irlifted 160 pound s of a nti biotics, 121 pound s of a nti -diarrhea medicine an d 200 ,000 wa ter purii i c~ ti o n ta bl e ts int o Honduras. Jerry Aackers and Gus MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT THRU THUR . OCT . 1-2-l NOT OPEN $1,000 richer Mr s. Z1ba Midkiff of PW'eroy Route .1 wa s the wmner or $1,000 in las t Thw·sday's drawin g of the Ohio Lottery. Mrs. Midlu ff , who purcha sed her winnin g tic ket at the A. and P . Store, repor ted to th e regional lottery office in wee ks. Mrs. Midluff is the second big winner of Meigs County in the Ohio Lottery. The firs t was Mr. and Mrs. Char les Lewis of Br adbury who won $15,000 in the W'awing. " PG " WHEN YOU NEED AN AUTO. LOAN FAST • • • See us! In our · Loan · Department, service is not only friendly and courteous, it's speedy. Take advantage of reduced prices on this year's car models. Own a new car for less ... and finance it for less . Get the cash you need to buy your new car .. . get an Auto i.oan here, at low bank rates. Let us help you act fast ... to own your car , now. Sirlca refus ed to comment except to say " that was a pretty long sessio n . ~ • He confirm ed reports tha t attorneys for Ehrlichman riled a motion Friday, but his only comment was that it was ·'under seal" a nd he mad e no rulin_g. There had bee n reports that the motion supported Ehrlichman 's insistence that Nixon was an esse ntial wi tness. Jury selection begins in th e cavernous ceremonial court room on the sixth floor of th e federal court house at the foot of Capitol Hill, where Sirica. opened the trial of · th e Watergate burglars 22 months ago. Nea rly 1,000 prospective jurors will be screened . Jury selection was expected to last at least a week and James F. Neal, the head of the prosecution -team for Special Prose cuto r Leon Jawor ski, was expected to take six weeks to two months to present his case. The trial itself will be in Sirica's far smaller courtroom four floors below, where half the 108 available spectator sea ts have been set aside for the public and earphones have been installed for' listening to the tapes. Sirica, once described by Nixon as a "courageous fed eral judge" for his 'pw-suit of Watergate truth , firmly rejected all defense complaints that a fair trial was impossible in Wash ington. He ha s not yel indicated whether he would seek to enfor ce prosec ution and defense subpoenas for Nixon's appearance or to investigate the state of th e former president's health. Nixon's lawyer was to present a formal report Thw-sday . Auto Teller Window and Walk-Up Window Open Friday Evenings 5 to 7 P.M. WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE MJIJOLEPORT, OHIO Member Federal DepOBil IDsuran~e Corporation Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS - Delbert illake , Middleport; Charles Wri ght , Middle port ; Anne Davis, Middleport; Edward Diddle, Middleport; Marviene Beegle, Racine; Olive Erd· man, Long Bottom; Naomi Autherson, Long Bottom; Paul hudson, Pomeroy ; Dennis Hackett, Middleport; Charles .Lewis, Middleport ; Ruth Carr, Pomeroy. DIS.(:HARGES Mary Sargent, Rupa Goradia, Donald Nunley, Freda ~udermilt. YOUR FRIENDLY BANK BASEMENT % PRICE SALE STARTS TOMORROW All WEEK Large Variety .On \ Lar~e Table For Easy Selettion 60" .Polyester Blends -45" Jersey, Acetate, Cottons,. Polyester Blends 45" Ouilted Acetate Jersey MANY OTHER BARt7AINSI COME AND BROWSEI F-ABRiCS AT Y2 115 W. Second 992·2284 Me' Calls '& Simplicity Patterns ! Pomeroy. . • 'I l .. \ ' ' ' r ' , , '' ,.· ' ' local church· PT. PLEASANT - Mason Th e con gr ega tion of , th e County school childre n will ' ]""w- ei Cliff Free Methodi st participate in festiv iti es of a " Youth Day " durin g the Church will host Miss Debbie Wright in a full concert of bi cen tennial ce lebration in gospel songs and tes timony Point P t.:asant andt adn advisory Sunda y at 7 p.m. comm1 1we repor e progress Accompanying Miss Wright in its study of a comprehensive will be Tom Crumley at the educational plan for Mason . piano, · Jim Whitaker on the _ County · guitar , a nd Tim Turner, These topics were on the . <b-umm er. Miss Wright, who Mason . Coun ty Boa r d of resides in Lancaster , Ohlo, is a Educa t10n agenda Monday .. • •'' Hun tington College, Hun - mght at P01nt Pleasant H1gh • • tington, Ind .. se nior , maj orin g PHIL OHLINGER in voice. She is a mem ber of the Phil Ohlinger, a se nior at concert choi r and . the FIRST CHILD BORN Meigs High School, will be Collegiate Singers , a Chr isti an Mr . and Mrs. Dan ny R. included in th e Eighth An- service team . Ti llis, Middleport, announce nual F:dition of Who's Who Mi ss Wri ght has giv e n the birth of their first child , a Among Americ a n High numerous concert s in chur- son, Friday, Sept. 27 , at Holzer School Students, 1973-74. The ches, schools and before civic Medical Center. The infant, sun of Mr. and Mrs. Phil org anization s. She sang a named Danny William Mathew Ohlinger, Ruse Hill. program of gospe l mus ic Tillis, only weighed 1 lb., 12 Pomeroy. he is active in recently on WCVO Radio and ozs., and has been transferred football, track, plays the WBNS.TV. to Ch ildr e n's Hos pita l, · trombone in the conrert The theme of the loca l Co lumbus . Ma tern al grand ba nd, is in the marching Sunday night program will be· parents are Mr . and Mrs. band, s ings in the chorale from · Miss Wright 's first William • Dean, Ru tland . and boys ensemble, belongs album, " I Like What 's Hap- Paternal gra ndpar ents a r e to the National Honor pened to Me" which was John Tillis, Five Points and Society and Spanish Club, recorded at Pinebrook Studios , Mrs. Pauline Tillis, Rutland. attends Enterprise United owned and operated by the Bill Methodist Church, is Gaither Trio. Miss Wright will presi dent of the youth present severa l new , confeiiO\·uhip, is a junior usher , temporary songs as well as old and member or the church time ravorites . Th e publi c is BOOSTERS TO MEET r hoir. Phil plans to major in The Meigs Athletic Boos ters invited . music when he enters college will meet at 7:30 tonight at the in 1975. hi gh school. Film of the previous game will be shown .. SERVICE SLATED All interested perso ns are Marshall and Sandy Ruth , invited to the meetings. missionaries to South Korea, Holzer Medical Center will speak and show slides of 1Discharged, Sept. 301 their work at 7:30p .m. Sunday Betty Adkins, Ka rl Baker, at the Mt. Union Missionary Harry Baldwin, Brett Bernard, Baptist Church. Mr. and Mrs. LOCAL TEMPS Mrs. Walter Carpenter and Ruth are from the Shade area Temperature in · downtown daughter, Hallie Cross, Mary and will tell · of their ex· Pomeroy Tuesday at II a.m. Deverick, Clifford Egnor , periences over th e past few was 52 degrees under sunnY' Lester Evans, Mrs. Michael years. The program is open to skies. Gardner and daughter , Jack the public . Humphreys, Ory n J ohnson , Bobby King, Harley Knapp , Eunice Nicholson, Kathryn SHOWER PLANN ED Pauley, Winfield Perdue , Women of the Harrisonville Kimberly Pickens, Mrs. John Presbyterian church will hold Powell and son, Elsa Roach , miscellaneous shower at 7:30 Mary Rockwell , Mrs. Robert p.m., Thursday at the Rollins a nd daughter , Mrs. Harrisonville Grange Hall for Willy Rudolf and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Drexel Vance. Henry Sheline , Melissa The home and fur nishings of Spurl oc k , Paul Stur geo'n , Mr. and Mrs. Vance wete Leste r Thompson , Louis destroyed recen tly by fire. The Varga, Dorothy Vititoe. public is invited to the Thw-sI Births) day evening event . Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Allen , a son , Syracuse; Mr . and Mrs. VACATION IN HAWAII D. Dean Evans, a son , RUTLAND - Mr. and Mrs. Gallipolis; Mr. and Mr s. Max Taylor recently returned James Kessler, Jr ., a from a '7-da y vacation in daughter , Hamden ; Mr. and Hawaii earned through outMrs. Gary Roark, a daughter , standing sales achievements Gallipoli s; Mr . and Mrs . for the Golden United Life James Shafer , a daughter , Insw-ance Company, staying at Scottown. the Hilton Hawaiian Village on Waikiki Beach. in Honolulu . ' ' 0 . . .' School. Youth Day has been set for October 9 in next w~ek's activities. Due to many complicati ons in transporting the cs~uudne~ts·s. ams o:eell tha~n ~~r~O' 0 sc hool officials were'\ at tempting to arrange some way for their attendance in the event. 11. ' It wa s throu gh rec ommendation of Supt. Charles Withers that the board agreed to alter the school calendar to provide for a Records Day on Oct. 9 instead of Nov. 8 as was previously shceduled . This way, teachers will be at their respective sc hools a nd a uxiliary personnel will attend in-sendee training, but claSses will be dismissed for students , thus providing the school day off. News. • • ' The Rev . Uoyd Grimm of Rutland and the Rev . Don Cole of Middleport have been named ce>-chairmen of the 1974 " Breath of Life" campaign in Meigs County. The .program is designed to · help fight chil<b'en 's damaging ' lun g diseases. The two will lead local volunteers in raising funds to • upport research and care programs for chil<b'en affec ted by lun g-damag in g di seases such as CY.stic fi.b ros is, seve re asttuna , ahronic bronchitis and bronchiectasis. The campaign will' begin on Oct. 6. ,, • COMMUNITY MERCHANTS" '\,. . i ;' . ,• Continued from page 1 Ford's. "President Ford deserves our support for having laken a col!rageous first step in breaking with his predecessor and beginning a program of amnesty," Kennedy said. Racine Plumbing & Heating - RACINE, OHIO 3rd ST. ,llu!OmlliC DIAGONAL ·' l ·• .' Long sleeves, solid colors and an excellent selection of patterns. • Sizes Small ( 14-14112), Medium (15-15112), Large {1-6-16112 ), Extra Large (17-17 112 ). All well known brands . RACINE ~ ·~--...;..-----------· • rl WINTERIZING BRAKE SERVICE GREASE OIL PLENTY R.D. 1 ALL SIZES, BLACKWALLS, RACINE, OHIO Discount Prices wHITE wALLs ELECTRIC HEATER - PHONE 992-3978 . Good thru Oct. 5 GENERAL DELUXE - INSTANT' RADIANT HEAT 960 WADS WITH AUTOMATIC TEMP. .THERMOSTAT. .. STAR SUPPLY 3ND ::u.' ' ' ' -..P 4 LOAVES Golden Isle Buns HOTDOG& 89¢ ~BURGER MIX OR MATCH ' WITH THIS COUPON ,$1199 .. Golden. Isle Bread ,. . protfets from weather 69~ ,. ' 27 Y rs. Continuous Service TIRES ............. _Box - - a must.$649 fuel ••• ELBERFELDS . .IN ·POMEROY Custom Millwork OF ANTI-FREEZE Electrically weided, heavy gauge steel red enameled, full length hinge makes this Handyman's ~~~~ ()ft ' Supplies 11 · ~ . STORM WINDOW KIT . . -- ---· -· ·--·--.1 ' Builders Good. thru Oct. 5 SHop Weekdays 9: 30 to 5- Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 8. ' Kitchens TUNE-UPS t • • 11. t • • • t 11 · Be sure to regis,er in the Third Floor Furniture I Department- or at our Mechanic Street Warehouse for 1 $500.00 in Gift Certificates. No purchase is necessary and .1 you need not be present to win. ~ILL Custom • ~ Raci e, Ohio ., IS OUR CUSTOM. 112 r------------------------..----. . . . --·. -, . I 0 FULL TIME MECHANIC ON DUTY "Friendly Service" PH. 949-9552 .Sale 6.69 -7.95 ~irts.....~ ............................... ~le 5.99 . . . Sh 6.95 1rts •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••·•• Sale 5.19 5._95 Shirts.~ .•.•...•..•.•..•.•.••..•..•...••. ~. Sale 4.49 . 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DIVORCE GRANTED Janet Tiilis, Rutland , has been awarded a divorce in Meigs County Common Pleas Court from Mark A. Tillis, Rutland, on the grounds . of . gross neglect of duty . ' Most cha components are on replace · able modules. II a cir· CUll needs to be replaced, an exchange modu le can be plugged in by a service technician . ba lance color inten s1fy. hu e. contrast. brig ht · ness an d activa te Automalic Fine Tunmg It's that easy! IIIOTOAOLA'S 90·0A'I IN·HOME SERVICE G~ARANTEE: Basic Terms ol Guara,ltee are: Motor ola guaran tees to pay labor charges for correction of product detects for ninety days from purchase date. Moto rol a guarante es to e~~:cha n ge a defective pictu re tube for two 'year s I rom purchase date and to e~chan9e all other detect ive · parts lor one year from purchase date . Any exchange Will be made with new nr remanulactur ed parts at Motorola's discretio n. Guarantee 1s effective only when serviced by a Motor ola Authorized Servicer during normal work ing hours. Guarantee does net cover in stallation, set -up , tra~el time or mileage, antenna syste m, ~dju s t m e n t of customer control s, fo rergn use or damag e Clue to owner misuse . ' J $1249 MON.-FRI. Ju st pus h one 'b ut to n and y ou automatical ly COMPLETE ON R .O LL-ABOUT CART Simulated TV Rec eption $795 BARWICK KITCHEN CLASSIC CARPET REG. •12.49 SALE PRICE • 555 3rd ST. 949-2684 Racine, Ohio · / INSTA·MATIC" COLOR TUNING COLOR T.V. 1' ciloice • " Color 19" PORTABLE I 8.95 Shirts. AND THERMOSTAT lnt enl ll)' DANCE PLANNED The Senior Citizens of Harrisonville will sponsor a dance at Harrisonville Elementary School Saturday, Oct. 5 from 8 to 12. Admission is $1 for adults and 50 cents for children. Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens WITH BLOWER 19 CU. FT. REG. '649.95 ~\~""' . I I 70,000 BTU GAS HEATER • SIDE BY SIDE REFRIGERATOR FREEZER \ , CCIOf Hut Fine Tunin& MENS SPORT SHIRTS Point Pleasant Market September28, 1974 SLAUGHTER STEERS Standard 80().1100 lbs. 31.75. SLAUGHTER HEIFERS Good and Choice 700-1000 lbs. 30; Standard 700-1000 lbs. 20.60VISIT IN MASON 24. MASON - Mr. and Mrs . SLAU,GHTER COWS James Lloyd, Nashport, 0hio; Commercial 26-21.75; utility Mr . and Mrs. Stanley Saun· 23.80; Canner & Cutter 17-20; ders, Columbus, and their Bulls, Over 1000 lbs. 23.25· ch),ldren visited over the . 28.90. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. YEARLING STEERS '_:_ Curtis McDanieL Good and Choice 500-600 lbs. 26.50; 600-700 lbs. 29-29.50 ; 700 lbs. Up 31. · SQUAD CALLED YEARLING HEIFERS The Middleport E-R Squad Good and Choice -5~00 lbs. 24was called Monilay at 7: 11 28.75. .P.m., tc 463 South Sixth Street STEER CALVES - Under ·for Martha Searls, a medical 300 lbs. 23.25; 300-400 lbs. 22.75patient, who was laken to 24 ; 400-500 lbs. :!S-29.25; 500-600 Pleasant Valley Hospital. lbs. 29. BULL CALVES- Gooct·and Choice 400-500 lbs. 25.7S-29.20;o. n·nmro-::::::~~:::>.::::s;: 500-600 lbs. 26.25. HEIFER CALVES- Good & Choice Under 300 lbs. 23-26.75; 300-400 lbs. 23·25 ; 400-550' lbs . :~ 23-28. 70; coo.:s and f;alves (By Head) 180-270. BABY CALVES !BY HEAD) -Beef 70; Holstein and Brown • Swi~ 111-35. · WEDNESDAY VEAL:.... & Prime 226MIDDLEPORT" Firemen's 265 tbs 45.so. Auxiliary , 7:30 p.m . . WedHOGS - Sows, U. S. .1-3 27· nesday, at the . hall with 30.50; Boars 3~00 lbs. Ill· Marilyn Epple ·a nd · Kathy 23,75; Pigs (By Head) 20-40 lbs. Chadwell as hostesses . . 11.50-13.50. , HARVESI GOLD s:oo-3:oo'-, Bri 1htnen I EVERY _STORE! PAD. REGULAR •9.52. SALE PRICE ') "LET US SERVE YOU" ', IN EVERY DEPT.l 100% DUPONT 501 NYLON CARPET WITH OUR BEnER 949-5961 EMERGENCY 992-3995 . SPECIAlS WHIRLPOOL CONTA-CT FRANK IMBODEN OR BILL RIGHTHOUS'E 11 Oth Anniversary Sale Pleasant Valley Hospital DISCHARGED - Mrs. Jesse Stewart, West Columbia ; Larris Bush, Grayson, Ky.; Gillenwater infant, Gallipolis; Maddy Huffman, Point Pleasant ; Mrs . Kenneth · Reitmire and daughter, Letart ; Willls Grimes, Middleport; Mrs. Dennis Flowers, New Haven; William Lytle, North Carolina; Mrs. Jerome Barkey, Point Pleasant; Virgil Lutton, Point Pleasant Pauline Nibert, Gallipolis FeiTy ; Marie Pesrson, Point Pleasant and Kimberly Sharp, Jackson. New Citizens, Holzer Medical Center, Sept. 'l:l, a son to Mr . and Mrs. Carl Scaggs, Point Pleasant; Sept. 28, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ca rpenter , Point Pleasant;. Sept. 29, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Baker, Leon, .and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wallace, Point Pleasant. - FOR COMPLETE .............................. HEATING AND .PLUMBING NEEDS in Briefs LOOK FOR · Will's Carpet &. Interiors Racine Plumbing & Heating SERVICES SET LONG BOTTOM - Special services will be held Wednesday through Sunday, 7:30 p.m. each night, at tile Long Bottom United Methodist' Church with the Rev. Bud Hatfield as evangelist. Youth nigh t will be held Thursdav. The public is invited. WASHINGTON - PRICES RECEIVED BY the farmer \lropped 2 per cent in the month ending Sept. 15; the U.S. Department of Agriculture reporl~ cMonday, with plwnmeting cattle and hog prires the main factor in the lower farm retw-ns. A report on agricultural prices showed the farmer received 9 per cent less for meat animals in mid-Septemjler than in mid-August, and the Sept. 15 figures were down 29 per cent from a year ago. The price for all beef cattle averaged $32.80 per hundred weight down $3.80 from mid-August, while hogs, at $33.60, were down $2.50 from Aug . 15 figures. All this is very confusing for the consumer, who was told last week in another USDA report that he paid an average of $1.43 for all cuts of choice-grade beef in August, up 5'h cents from July; and an average of $1.09 for pork , up 5 cents a pound over July. The retail price figures covered the calendar month of, August, while the farm price report covered tbe period from Aug. 1 to Sept. I. '. .. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . .Social fl. Calendar I PRICE--- THE FABRIC SHOP ./ ·in Bicentennial event . . J -~All 1 ... t:hairm~n mimed Students can take part z Continued from page I r eceived a motion to sever the Mardian.' s case and turned it down. the win . She will receive the money in from fo ur to fi ve . CARTOONS Show Starts 1 PM Nixon Mrs. Midkiff Marietta on Fr iday lo claim FRI .-SAT. -SUN. OCT. 4-5-6 DIRTY MARY , CRAZY LARRY Technicolor Pe ter Fonda be sent to CROP at 4256 North High Stree t. Columbus 43214, and marked for Hon duras. The CWS Clothing Appea l caut!ons everyone not to ~nd clot"in g directly to Honduras or nearby na ti ons , but to take items to a local CWS clothing collec tion ce nter for orderly handling to meet greatest needs . seeds for replan ting crops to coq1e later . ' Yo\Ulg artist ' . will sing in·,. Honduras needing help • . • f i' \ I ' ,, / ... \ I \. ' I ·. -- ,, •• I ,- \ . I ..... .... ' .... ' ·\ ... .. , ' ' ,. ~I • . " . ... •• :, \. •. . ' .I . ' - �• '· , 8- The Dclily Sent in£' l, M iddleport - Pomcro~. 0 .. Tui•Sday,, Od . 1. 1!!7·1 . Meigs Countians ca n help hurri ca ri e strickE:on Hondw·as . 'the Rev. Harold Deeth. pastor of Grace EpiScopa l Church and a member of !he CROP Board. said today . ' Reacting q1tickly to the wide- ... Parajon, a CWS team from Nicaragua. sa id from HondW'a s the most press ing needs for rood, children's clothing an d medical supplies, with CWS - CROP is sending out an urgent appeol · to all concerned people for funds to purc hase food and other emergency .needs. Funds m<::~y spread devas tation caused IJy Hurrica ne Fifi, Church World Service - CROP . has rushed aid to the disaster-stricken Central American ni:ltions. Tq, meet the immedi a te problem of heal th and san itation, and to ward off ep ide'mics. CWS immed ia tely a irlifted 160 pound s of a nti biotics, 121 pound s of a nti -diarrhea medicine an d 200 ,000 wa ter purii i c~ ti o n ta bl e ts int o Honduras. Jerry Aackers and Gus MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT THRU THUR . OCT . 1-2-l NOT OPEN $1,000 richer Mr s. Z1ba Midkiff of PW'eroy Route .1 wa s the wmner or $1,000 in las t Thw·sday's drawin g of the Ohio Lottery. Mrs. Midlu ff , who purcha sed her winnin g tic ket at the A. and P . Store, repor ted to th e regional lottery office in wee ks. Mrs. Midluff is the second big winner of Meigs County in the Ohio Lottery. The firs t was Mr. and Mrs. Char les Lewis of Br adbury who won $15,000 in the W'awing. " PG " WHEN YOU NEED AN AUTO. LOAN FAST • • • See us! In our · Loan · Department, service is not only friendly and courteous, it's speedy. Take advantage of reduced prices on this year's car models. Own a new car for less ... and finance it for less . Get the cash you need to buy your new car .. . get an Auto i.oan here, at low bank rates. Let us help you act fast ... to own your car , now. Sirlca refus ed to comment except to say " that was a pretty long sessio n . ~ • He confirm ed reports tha t attorneys for Ehrlichman riled a motion Friday, but his only comment was that it was ·'under seal" a nd he mad e no rulin_g. There had bee n reports that the motion supported Ehrlichman 's insistence that Nixon was an esse ntial wi tness. Jury selection begins in th e cavernous ceremonial court room on the sixth floor of th e federal court house at the foot of Capitol Hill, where Sirica. opened the trial of · th e Watergate burglars 22 months ago. Nea rly 1,000 prospective jurors will be screened . Jury selection was expected to last at least a week and James F. Neal, the head of the prosecution -team for Special Prose cuto r Leon Jawor ski, was expected to take six weeks to two months to present his case. The trial itself will be in Sirica's far smaller courtroom four floors below, where half the 108 available spectator sea ts have been set aside for the public and earphones have been installed for' listening to the tapes. Sirica, once described by Nixon as a "courageous fed eral judge" for his 'pw-suit of Watergate truth , firmly rejected all defense complaints that a fair trial was impossible in Wash ington. He ha s not yel indicated whether he would seek to enfor ce prosec ution and defense subpoenas for Nixon's appearance or to investigate the state of th e former president's health. Nixon's lawyer was to present a formal report Thw-sday . Auto Teller Window and Walk-Up Window Open Friday Evenings 5 to 7 P.M. WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE MJIJOLEPORT, OHIO Member Federal DepOBil IDsuran~e Corporation Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS - Delbert illake , Middleport; Charles Wri ght , Middle port ; Anne Davis, Middleport; Edward Diddle, Middleport; Marviene Beegle, Racine; Olive Erd· man, Long Bottom; Naomi Autherson, Long Bottom; Paul hudson, Pomeroy ; Dennis Hackett, Middleport; Charles .Lewis, Middleport ; Ruth Carr, Pomeroy. DIS.(:HARGES Mary Sargent, Rupa Goradia, Donald Nunley, Freda ~udermilt. YOUR FRIENDLY BANK BASEMENT % PRICE SALE STARTS TOMORROW All WEEK Large Variety .On \ Lar~e Table For Easy Selettion 60" .Polyester Blends -45" Jersey, Acetate, Cottons,. Polyester Blends 45" Ouilted Acetate Jersey MANY OTHER BARt7AINSI COME AND BROWSEI F-ABRiCS AT Y2 115 W. Second 992·2284 Me' Calls '& Simplicity Patterns ! Pomeroy. . • 'I l .. \ ' ' ' r ' , , '' ,.· ' ' local church· PT. PLEASANT - Mason Th e con gr ega tion of , th e County school childre n will ' ]""w- ei Cliff Free Methodi st participate in festiv iti es of a " Youth Day " durin g the Church will host Miss Debbie Wright in a full concert of bi cen tennial ce lebration in gospel songs and tes timony Point P t.:asant andt adn advisory Sunda y at 7 p.m. comm1 1we repor e progress Accompanying Miss Wright in its study of a comprehensive will be Tom Crumley at the educational plan for Mason . piano, · Jim Whitaker on the _ County · guitar , a nd Tim Turner, These topics were on the . <b-umm er. Miss Wright, who Mason . Coun ty Boa r d of resides in Lancaster , Ohlo, is a Educa t10n agenda Monday .. • •'' Hun tington College, Hun - mght at P01nt Pleasant H1gh • • tington, Ind .. se nior , maj orin g PHIL OHLINGER in voice. She is a mem ber of the Phil Ohlinger, a se nior at concert choi r and . the FIRST CHILD BORN Meigs High School, will be Collegiate Singers , a Chr isti an Mr . and Mrs. Dan ny R. included in th e Eighth An- service team . Ti llis, Middleport, announce nual F:dition of Who's Who Mi ss Wri ght has giv e n the birth of their first child , a Among Americ a n High numerous concert s in chur- son, Friday, Sept. 27 , at Holzer School Students, 1973-74. The ches, schools and before civic Medical Center. The infant, sun of Mr. and Mrs. Phil org anization s. She sang a named Danny William Mathew Ohlinger, Ruse Hill. program of gospe l mus ic Tillis, only weighed 1 lb., 12 Pomeroy. he is active in recently on WCVO Radio and ozs., and has been transferred football, track, plays the WBNS.TV. to Ch ildr e n's Hos pita l, · trombone in the conrert The theme of the loca l Co lumbus . Ma tern al grand ba nd, is in the marching Sunday night program will be· parents are Mr . and Mrs. band, s ings in the chorale from · Miss Wright 's first William • Dean, Ru tland . and boys ensemble, belongs album, " I Like What 's Hap- Paternal gra ndpar ents a r e to the National Honor pened to Me" which was John Tillis, Five Points and Society and Spanish Club, recorded at Pinebrook Studios , Mrs. Pauline Tillis, Rutland. attends Enterprise United owned and operated by the Bill Methodist Church, is Gaither Trio. Miss Wright will presi dent of the youth present severa l new , confeiiO\·uhip, is a junior usher , temporary songs as well as old and member or the church time ravorites . Th e publi c is BOOSTERS TO MEET r hoir. Phil plans to major in The Meigs Athletic Boos ters invited . music when he enters college will meet at 7:30 tonight at the in 1975. hi gh school. Film of the previous game will be shown .. SERVICE SLATED All interested perso ns are Marshall and Sandy Ruth , invited to the meetings. missionaries to South Korea, Holzer Medical Center will speak and show slides of 1Discharged, Sept. 301 their work at 7:30p .m. Sunday Betty Adkins, Ka rl Baker, at the Mt. Union Missionary Harry Baldwin, Brett Bernard, Baptist Church. Mr. and Mrs. LOCAL TEMPS Mrs. Walter Carpenter and Ruth are from the Shade area Temperature in · downtown daughter, Hallie Cross, Mary and will tell · of their ex· Pomeroy Tuesday at II a.m. Deverick, Clifford Egnor , periences over th e past few was 52 degrees under sunnY' Lester Evans, Mrs. Michael years. The program is open to skies. Gardner and daughter , Jack the public . Humphreys, Ory n J ohnson , Bobby King, Harley Knapp , Eunice Nicholson, Kathryn SHOWER PLANN ED Pauley, Winfield Perdue , Women of the Harrisonville Kimberly Pickens, Mrs. John Presbyterian church will hold Powell and son, Elsa Roach , miscellaneous shower at 7:30 Mary Rockwell , Mrs. Robert p.m., Thursday at the Rollins a nd daughter , Mrs. Harrisonville Grange Hall for Willy Rudolf and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Drexel Vance. Henry Sheline , Melissa The home and fur nishings of Spurl oc k , Paul Stur geo'n , Mr. and Mrs. Vance wete Leste r Thompson , Louis destroyed recen tly by fire. The Varga, Dorothy Vititoe. public is invited to the Thw-sI Births) day evening event . Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Allen , a son , Syracuse; Mr . and Mrs. VACATION IN HAWAII D. Dean Evans, a son , RUTLAND - Mr. and Mrs. Gallipolis; Mr. and Mr s. Max Taylor recently returned James Kessler, Jr ., a from a '7-da y vacation in daughter , Hamden ; Mr. and Hawaii earned through outMrs. Gary Roark, a daughter , standing sales achievements Gallipoli s; Mr . and Mrs . for the Golden United Life James Shafer , a daughter , Insw-ance Company, staying at Scottown. the Hilton Hawaiian Village on Waikiki Beach. in Honolulu . ' ' 0 . . .' School. Youth Day has been set for October 9 in next w~ek's activities. Due to many complicati ons in transporting the cs~uudne~ts·s. ams o:eell tha~n ~~r~O' 0 sc hool officials were'\ at tempting to arrange some way for their attendance in the event. 11. ' It wa s throu gh rec ommendation of Supt. Charles Withers that the board agreed to alter the school calendar to provide for a Records Day on Oct. 9 instead of Nov. 8 as was previously shceduled . This way, teachers will be at their respective sc hools a nd a uxiliary personnel will attend in-sendee training, but claSses will be dismissed for students , thus providing the school day off. News. • • ' The Rev . Uoyd Grimm of Rutland and the Rev . Don Cole of Middleport have been named ce>-chairmen of the 1974 " Breath of Life" campaign in Meigs County. The .program is designed to · help fight chil<b'en 's damaging ' lun g diseases. The two will lead local volunteers in raising funds to • upport research and care programs for chil<b'en affec ted by lun g-damag in g di seases such as CY.stic fi.b ros is, seve re asttuna , ahronic bronchitis and bronchiectasis. The campaign will' begin on Oct. 6. ,, • COMMUNITY MERCHANTS" '\,. . i ;' . ,• Continued from page 1 Ford's. "President Ford deserves our support for having laken a col!rageous first step in breaking with his predecessor and beginning a program of amnesty," Kennedy said. Racine Plumbing & Heating - RACINE, OHIO 3rd ST. ,llu!OmlliC DIAGONAL ·' l ·• .' Long sleeves, solid colors and an excellent selection of patterns. • Sizes Small ( 14-14112), Medium (15-15112), Large {1-6-16112 ), Extra Large (17-17 112 ). All well known brands . RACINE ~ ·~--...;..-----------· • rl WINTERIZING BRAKE SERVICE GREASE OIL PLENTY R.D. 1 ALL SIZES, BLACKWALLS, RACINE, OHIO Discount Prices wHITE wALLs ELECTRIC HEATER - PHONE 992-3978 . Good thru Oct. 5 GENERAL DELUXE - INSTANT' RADIANT HEAT 960 WADS WITH AUTOMATIC TEMP. .THERMOSTAT. .. STAR SUPPLY 3ND ::u.' ' ' ' -..P 4 LOAVES Golden Isle Buns HOTDOG& 89¢ ~BURGER MIX OR MATCH ' WITH THIS COUPON ,$1199 .. Golden. Isle Bread ,. . protfets from weather 69~ ,. ' 27 Y rs. Continuous Service TIRES ............. _Box - - a must.$649 fuel ••• ELBERFELDS . .IN ·POMEROY Custom Millwork OF ANTI-FREEZE Electrically weided, heavy gauge steel red enameled, full length hinge makes this Handyman's ~~~~ ()ft ' Supplies 11 · ~ . STORM WINDOW KIT . . -- ---· -· ·--·--.1 ' Builders Good. thru Oct. 5 SHop Weekdays 9: 30 to 5- Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 8. ' Kitchens TUNE-UPS t • • 11. t • • • t 11 · Be sure to regis,er in the Third Floor Furniture I Department- or at our Mechanic Street Warehouse for 1 $500.00 in Gift Certificates. No purchase is necessary and .1 you need not be present to win. ~ILL Custom • ~ Raci e, Ohio ., IS OUR CUSTOM. 112 r------------------------..----. . . . --·. -, . I 0 FULL TIME MECHANIC ON DUTY "Friendly Service" PH. 949-9552 .Sale 6.69 -7.95 ~irts.....~ ............................... ~le 5.99 . . . Sh 6.95 1rts •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••·•• Sale 5.19 5._95 Shirts.~ .•.•...•..•.•..•.•.••..•..•...••. ~. Sale 4.49 . I I It I •• I •••• 1 t t 1 t t •• t. 0 949-3311 3rd St. 9.95 Shirts....•..••.••.••.......·.......•....... Sale 7.49 WITH THIS COUPON Waitl ·Cross Sons Store · Waid Cross Sons ,Store · ·• ·• I ~ ~ RA('INE, 01-1 10 ' _- \ ,r '' ¥ 1 for real convenience. Furniture & Tire Center HOURS OHIO 11.95 Shirts................ ~ .........•......•... Sale 8.99 10.95 Shirts.. ~ .............. ~ .. :..............•. Sale 8.19 ·-- . l...l)J§. MAIL VISTA OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK CONVENIENli GAS LUBRI(:A liON EBER'S GULF • '' RACINE, OHIO "WE AIM TO PLEASE" ,. -~- Racine Home National ,B ank GAS CUT RATE PRICES OIL of weather SAVE BY MAIL VISTA Gas ·& Grocery ' I ANY PLACE there is a mailbox ANY KIND RACINE PLANING ' Market Report I 949-3151 BY ANY TIME of day or night EBER'S GULF FISH FRY SET The Middleport Fire Department will hold a public fish fry at its headquarters starting at 3 p.m. Friday. Fish sandwiches will be served. 8:00-12:00. SAT. SAVE $38995 JOHNSON'S TV 3RD ST. . DIVORCE GRANTED Janet Tiilis, Rutland , has been awarded a divorce in Meigs County Common Pleas Court from Mark A. Tillis, Rutland, on the grounds . of . gross neglect of duty . ' Most cha components are on replace · able modules. II a cir· CUll needs to be replaced, an exchange modu le can be plugged in by a service technician . ba lance color inten s1fy. hu e. contrast. brig ht · ness an d activa te Automalic Fine Tunmg It's that easy! IIIOTOAOLA'S 90·0A'I IN·HOME SERVICE G~ARANTEE: Basic Terms ol Guara,ltee are: Motor ola guaran tees to pay labor charges for correction of product detects for ninety days from purchase date. Moto rol a guarante es to e~~:cha n ge a defective pictu re tube for two 'year s I rom purchase date and to e~chan9e all other detect ive · parts lor one year from purchase date . Any exchange Will be made with new nr remanulactur ed parts at Motorola's discretio n. Guarantee 1s effective only when serviced by a Motor ola Authorized Servicer during normal work ing hours. Guarantee does net cover in stallation, set -up , tra~el time or mileage, antenna syste m, ~dju s t m e n t of customer control s, fo rergn use or damag e Clue to owner misuse . ' J $1249 MON.-FRI. Ju st pus h one 'b ut to n and y ou automatical ly COMPLETE ON R .O LL-ABOUT CART Simulated TV Rec eption $795 BARWICK KITCHEN CLASSIC CARPET REG. •12.49 SALE PRICE • 555 3rd ST. 949-2684 Racine, Ohio · / INSTA·MATIC" COLOR TUNING COLOR T.V. 1' ciloice • " Color 19" PORTABLE I 8.95 Shirts. AND THERMOSTAT lnt enl ll)' DANCE PLANNED The Senior Citizens of Harrisonville will sponsor a dance at Harrisonville Elementary School Saturday, Oct. 5 from 8 to 12. Admission is $1 for adults and 50 cents for children. Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens WITH BLOWER 19 CU. FT. REG. '649.95 ~\~""' . I I 70,000 BTU GAS HEATER • SIDE BY SIDE REFRIGERATOR FREEZER \ , CCIOf Hut Fine Tunin& MENS SPORT SHIRTS Point Pleasant Market September28, 1974 SLAUGHTER STEERS Standard 80().1100 lbs. 31.75. SLAUGHTER HEIFERS Good and Choice 700-1000 lbs. 30; Standard 700-1000 lbs. 20.60VISIT IN MASON 24. MASON - Mr. and Mrs . SLAU,GHTER COWS James Lloyd, Nashport, 0hio; Commercial 26-21.75; utility Mr . and Mrs. Stanley Saun· 23.80; Canner & Cutter 17-20; ders, Columbus, and their Bulls, Over 1000 lbs. 23.25· ch),ldren visited over the . 28.90. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. YEARLING STEERS '_:_ Curtis McDanieL Good and Choice 500-600 lbs. 26.50; 600-700 lbs. 29-29.50 ; 700 lbs. Up 31. · SQUAD CALLED YEARLING HEIFERS The Middleport E-R Squad Good and Choice -5~00 lbs. 24was called Monilay at 7: 11 28.75. .P.m., tc 463 South Sixth Street STEER CALVES - Under ·for Martha Searls, a medical 300 lbs. 23.25; 300-400 lbs. 22.75patient, who was laken to 24 ; 400-500 lbs. :!S-29.25; 500-600 Pleasant Valley Hospital. lbs. 29. BULL CALVES- Gooct·and Choice 400-500 lbs. 25.7S-29.20;o. n·nmro-::::::~~:::>.::::s;: 500-600 lbs. 26.25. HEIFER CALVES- Good & Choice Under 300 lbs. 23-26.75; 300-400 lbs. 23·25 ; 400-550' lbs . :~ 23-28. 70; coo.:s and f;alves (By Head) 180-270. BABY CALVES !BY HEAD) -Beef 70; Holstein and Brown • Swi~ 111-35. · WEDNESDAY VEAL:.... & Prime 226MIDDLEPORT" Firemen's 265 tbs 45.so. Auxiliary , 7:30 p.m . . WedHOGS - Sows, U. S. .1-3 27· nesday, at the . hall with 30.50; Boars 3~00 lbs. Ill· Marilyn Epple ·a nd · Kathy 23,75; Pigs (By Head) 20-40 lbs. Chadwell as hostesses . . 11.50-13.50. , HARVESI GOLD s:oo-3:oo'-, Bri 1htnen I EVERY _STORE! PAD. REGULAR •9.52. SALE PRICE ') "LET US SERVE YOU" ', IN EVERY DEPT.l 100% DUPONT 501 NYLON CARPET WITH OUR BEnER 949-5961 EMERGENCY 992-3995 . SPECIAlS WHIRLPOOL CONTA-CT FRANK IMBODEN OR BILL RIGHTHOUS'E 11 Oth Anniversary Sale Pleasant Valley Hospital DISCHARGED - Mrs. Jesse Stewart, West Columbia ; Larris Bush, Grayson, Ky.; Gillenwater infant, Gallipolis; Maddy Huffman, Point Pleasant ; Mrs . Kenneth · Reitmire and daughter, Letart ; Willls Grimes, Middleport; Mrs. Dennis Flowers, New Haven; William Lytle, North Carolina; Mrs. Jerome Barkey, Point Pleasant; Virgil Lutton, Point Pleasant Pauline Nibert, Gallipolis FeiTy ; Marie Pesrson, Point Pleasant and Kimberly Sharp, Jackson. New Citizens, Holzer Medical Center, Sept. 'l:l, a son to Mr . and Mrs. Carl Scaggs, Point Pleasant; Sept. 28, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ca rpenter , Point Pleasant;. Sept. 29, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Baker, Leon, .and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wallace, Point Pleasant. - FOR COMPLETE .............................. HEATING AND .PLUMBING NEEDS in Briefs LOOK FOR · Will's Carpet &. Interiors Racine Plumbing & Heating SERVICES SET LONG BOTTOM - Special services will be held Wednesday through Sunday, 7:30 p.m. each night, at tile Long Bottom United Methodist' Church with the Rev. Bud Hatfield as evangelist. Youth nigh t will be held Thursdav. The public is invited. WASHINGTON - PRICES RECEIVED BY the farmer \lropped 2 per cent in the month ending Sept. 15; the U.S. Department of Agriculture reporl~ cMonday, with plwnmeting cattle and hog prires the main factor in the lower farm retw-ns. A report on agricultural prices showed the farmer received 9 per cent less for meat animals in mid-Septemjler than in mid-August, and the Sept. 15 figures were down 29 per cent from a year ago. The price for all beef cattle averaged $32.80 per hundred weight down $3.80 from mid-August, while hogs, at $33.60, were down $2.50 from Aug . 15 figures. All this is very confusing for the consumer, who was told last week in another USDA report that he paid an average of $1.43 for all cuts of choice-grade beef in August, up 5'h cents from July; and an average of $1.09 for pork , up 5 cents a pound over July. The retail price figures covered the calendar month of, August, while the farm price report covered tbe period from Aug. 1 to Sept. I. '. .. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . .Social fl. Calendar I PRICE--- THE FABRIC SHOP ./ ·in Bicentennial event . . J -~All 1 ... t:hairm~n mimed Students can take part z Continued from page I r eceived a motion to sever the Mardian.' s case and turned it down. the win . She will receive the money in from fo ur to fi ve . CARTOONS Show Starts 1 PM Nixon Mrs. Midkiff Marietta on Fr iday lo claim FRI .-SAT. -SUN. OCT. 4-5-6 DIRTY MARY , CRAZY LARRY Technicolor Pe ter Fonda be sent to CROP at 4256 North High Stree t. Columbus 43214, and marked for Hon duras. The CWS Clothing Appea l caut!ons everyone not to ~nd clot"in g directly to Honduras or nearby na ti ons , but to take items to a local CWS clothing collec tion ce nter for orderly handling to meet greatest needs . seeds for replan ting crops to coq1e later . ' Yo\Ulg artist ' . will sing in·,. Honduras needing help • . • f i' \ I ' ,, / ... \ I \. ' I ·. -- ,, •• I ,- \ . I ..... .... ' .... ' ·\ ... .. , ' ' ,. ~I • . " . ... •• :, \. •. . ' .I . ' - �• - I . 10 - The Dtttly Sent mel. MtddkpOI t-Pumt>l u~. 0 , Wt•<hiP Sd<~\ . ( h 1 l!li4 Chc tplam , 1:-:-:.;.:-: .... ·.· .........:·:·.·:·.·:··:-::::::::::::::::::·:·:·:-:.;..:···:v •p.,..;;. >.:#.·!·}:·:-:-:·:·:·:-:·:-:-:·:·::::::: ;I Mason County A -News Not~s fl ~ :f, ~! By Alma Marshall A Letter, on September 23, 1~7 4 DEAR FRIENDS, thanks to all of you who enJOY readmg my tales of tlle past, and to those who have wntten me about them, also ,to the editor and Mrs. Marshall, who see that they are pubhslwd , I Wlsh I could pubhsh my two books, "Home Town Fo lks" and ','Below the Tracks " I believe you would enJOY readmg tllem I have traveled a lot m my younger days through the U.S A . Canada, and Mex1co; truly, I can say tllat the beautiful Oh10 Valley cannot be beat m beauty , especially m October, when nature pours out 1ts sp lendor : the verm1hon of tlle sumac, the golden maple, tlle Red Oak, the b1tter sweet, and all the other trees and vmes that b)end m to g1ve us a touch of heaven we unagme to be · Then, to watch the flocks of different b1rds, somellmes by the thousands, flymg south for the wmter, 1t bnngs on such a penSiveness to us tllat we would JUSt hke to go along w1th them for a few montlls But autumn also offers exc1tmg days: the hustle and bustle of k1d s gomg to school, the last of the baseball season, football commg on strong, the women folks wmdmg down the last of their cannmg, the sweet smell of homemade ketchup, the honey bees trymg to get m where the fragrant smelllS; then the gathermg of apples for the famous butter; the men folks battering down the hatch, w1ndows and all, gettmg ready for the cold days ahead, while the k•ds roam the woods hunting walnuts, also hickory, chestnuts and persunnuons, after frost Then comes tbe cold days of November. The geese have gone south, the last leaf has fallen (except the Red Oak, which IS reluctant to g1ve up) Then comes the snow. Kids, now ms1de, watch TV, play games, and ge t n01sey at times , but we miss them when they are gone ; all so sudden, they grow up, and the cuteness of the1r youth 1s gone, sometimes with a sadness, when we tllmk of how tlley use to be In old days we kids spent the cold winter evenmgs before tlle open fire grate cracking nuts, eatmg apples, roasting potatoes under tlle fire grate, poppmg corn; the girls some tunes makmg candy, or reading a love story, livmg m a dream world imaginmg how nice 1t would be to have some mce look1ng gmk come along and ask her m mamage, at least my many siSters d1d ' The old folks sat around and told fantastic ghost stories and of how they fought in the C1vil War , while grandma smoked her penny clay p1pe, sendmg rmgs of smoke to the ceiling, almost choking us k1ds to death. Around father 's old country store these old yet would mmgle, play checkers, get mto arguments, and sp1t tobacco J.!Uce all over the BUIJISlde stove Wllli' December, old Blue Goose would freeze over, a foot th1ck. Then most of the girls and boys would take off for Clifton for an evemng of fun on the ice, while out on Ruth's cow pasture most of the townfolks enjoyed themselves slid1ng the sloop m everytlj)ng from old dish pans to bob sleds on the snow, deep by then. ' Ben Gleasoncamp was the champ 1ce skater on the Ohw River. I saw Ben JUmp over rune barrels that were,lymg flat . Mason is a better town now than 1t ever was; most of the old homes are stlll standmg and are very nicely remol'ded. -'- (,['he young folks look to the future, while the old ones JUSt wonller And May God Be W1th Us All -Millard Gress, Marhns Ferry, OhiO ' '1, Sla,U; Council uf West Vn g1nta J MASON - MRS FRF.D !Sarah) Spencer was m charge of program when the Mawn Umted Methodist Women met for the or Seplenlber' mcelmg m the church basement The program centered around the hfe styllf'of youth It was brought out the kmd of future we fa ce, and the thmking of the younger generatton The pres1dent, Mrs. Ims Test, read a' poem entitled, "Smile," at the opemng of the meetmg On October lst Fnendshlp Day ,.~nd Tea was held by the Umted Metllod1st Women at Mason umted Methodist Chutch. Mrs Wdham (Lilah ) Zerkle announced that on November lllh a Pledge Service w1ll be held A stat~meetm g of Women's Soc1et1es wlll be held on October lith and 12th m Parkersburg The program leader closed with reference on how to hve wtth change respons1bhty as ChrlSltans, afl!l prayer. Attendmg were Mrs. Gladys Thomas, Mrs Frances Stewart, Mrs . L1lah Zerkle, Mrs Evelyn Proffitt, Mrs Sarah Spencer, Mrs Lots Test, Mrs. Stella Chattm, Mrs June 'lanMatre, Mrs Maxme Arnold, Mrs. Myrtle McCloud, Mrs, Margaret Pickens. I he • , EA.' Men 's Dept $479 EA. . •.•• ••• •••• REG. $16.95 10 GAL. AQUARiuM Co111plete With BASIC EQUIPMENT LAYAWAY FUR CHRISrMAS· REG. $57.88 PORTABLE ELECTROIIK CALCULATOR ' 1 SAVE $5.96 • - self-locktng pteces lor easy access to plants 16'/, ' dta meter. 7 planting depth SAVE $2 7 !! :• . 12 cluded) thai pro vtde 8 to 10 hrs of operattng t1me. Fold under carrytng handle . Savel •• ,. •• 3,oR$1 &?~~ IT I ~ CORDELAN !> WRINKLE FREE 50% VINAL so•;. VINYON We dreat Group of Chidren's Money . : BETTER FAlL AND Gtoup of f1ne coa ts for gtrls In pnetty fall and wtnter styles 'W)rm, comfortable coats that wDI keep winter's chilly breezes REG. \ 94c 77c MANY HOME USES REG. $4.98 War111 Solid Color BLANKET ~~~~ 3~' Shags, plush piles. hi-lows. more. Decor nr.lon, polyester polypropy ene. Serged sides. 7 REI. 84c IYLOI REG. 94c PAIR Soze IX Ills up to 57, ISS lbs 2X f•ts up to 5't0", 2251bs . 8 shades. REGilL'AR $5.95 Soft , supple shovlder strap and top handle styles. ZiP. c~mpart­ ments, handy· pockets. Black, warm brown · SOc s:~Esac ' • "• REG. $4.99 VALUE ' Sf'ECIAL GROUP 72x84 INCH SIZE •• QUALITY NEEDLEWOVEN •' t• • SPECIAL LOT VALUES TO $1.29 TOYS BEACON BLANKETS Spec tal group of famous Beacon needlewoven blankets with nylon bindrnQ 72x8 4 Inch stze Save at Sti ffler' s Hundreds 'of t oys for Boys and Girts One large table spec1al priced 1tems for you. Early Shoppers Lay Awa y your toys now. See NIGHTWEAR Only DOUBLE KNIT AREA RUGS Values to $2 98 1n this fine group of 60 Inch Pol yester Doubleknit Fabrics 1n early fall colors Asst Fancy Patterns fALL .., . .ION IIWIL.Y YALUIS • i c~~~~ 3 for$2 ,,.. soft Anlron 1!1® nylo11 lo-.ely colors S M 1: ®Du PonttM 3 IIUSIIID TaiCOT GpWIH Warm comfortable gowns wllh em bro•dery lace tr 1ms 99¢ 7.olc:EACH . LOOP & SHAG PLA%A STORE. e · DOWNTOWN GALLIPOLIS. I ' ' I 44 & 45 smgle con trol Large select1on of men 's new fa ll and w tnter long sleeve sport shtrts The new look in smart new patterns and colors Famous labels S1zes small , medtum large, X large No Iron Inch perm ERS From ...•, ...... E SELECTION LOG CABIN SCULPTURED VISCOSE " AREA RUGS Large selection of famous Log Cabin Brand decorator area rugs In a size you can use The fam~s. "Celeste" full size, LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS press coftOil.S and 60 mch bonded fa bft cs Save .B1g Here! EA . •. Specia l clean up lot of Better Fabncs from our stock futly automatiC electric blanket I& 5.99 to 10.00. SPECIAL CLOSE OUT LOT MEN'S BROKEN SIZES, - ODD LOT FAMOUS BRAND OXFORDS &.DRESS BOOTS 24x34......................'2.99 ea. 27x45 ....................$3 99 ea. 24x65 ...................'5 99 ea. : .nachlne washable 72x8~ 1nches Made by Beacon. 1 PAIR ,. •' Wide Selection Famous Label s Men's Polyester Double Knit OFF REG. PRICE 3x5••••••••••••••••••••••~8.99 ea. SJ.ORE ( $ ·gg FABRICS Special manu fac turer' s assortment of decorator loop and shag acce~t area rugs In assorted co lor s and sizes. Non-sktd backmg Save now. IENDLV SILVER· Values to $1 99 yd. Special Group Fancy Cottons 60 J.nch Bonded YARD · ELECTRIC BLANKETS Special Group of men's first quality doubleknltdress slacks. Broken sizes . Clean up lot of values to $14.99. Asst . Fancy and Plain patterns and colors. Broken Sizes. Shop Early for best selections . . I 3 colors S M L s tyl e tenn•s oxfords m black or white . American made FROM - DRESS SLACKS • toe PAIR $_1' 99 SPECIAL GROUP FAMOUS CELESTE SINGLE CONTROL AUTOMATIC SPECIAL CLOSE OUT GROUP' I VALUES TO $14.99 MEN'S DOUBLE KNIT Clank empi [e...OL(J.Ilf l.d styles Long wean ng m oulded so le, lace lo .• VALUES TO $2.49 Special Assortment c~C:,~~£ EXTRA SPfCIAt BUY I TENNIS·OXFORDS FIRST FLOOR SPECIAL GROUP Values to $2.99 yd. 60 Inch Polyester FABRICS FOR BOYS &GIRLS Your Choice ANTRON Ill® GOWNS " MEN 'S-BOYS-YOUTHS LACE TO TOE Skein Special Sale Group of Coats and Clark Red Hearl Worsted Kn•ltlna yarns in a wide assortment ol colors Now IS the time for great savings at Stiffler's . our Toy Dept. 344 ~A'IE~ ::.~A $ 64 $ 09 ,• So l d color solt1e hos long sleeves snap l ronl top 8lost1c wa1 t l bot tom w1tfl feet Spencers ~AFE KNIT TM meets o il Q0\11 regula !tons 1 4 , • ,AIR 277 USE OUR LAY -AWAY PLAN Save A Bushel At Stiffler's YD . KNITIING YARN long, RemanHc tsAVE $1.51) ••• SAVE PANTYHOSE ROOMY GRAINED VINYL h!R . GARY FRACKER SAFEKND"' SLIIPI. PAnERN POLYESTER FAMOUS COATS AND ClARK RED HEART if rom REG. $3.21 Second Floor fabrics in assorted colors Another Stiffler's value that is sure to move out fast so shop early and save. ;pr iced FIIEQUALRY CAIPU IEMIAITS Yard 60 mch wide polyester doubleknlt •• specia l group of boys' fa ll and w tnte r perm press long sleeve fa1lcy sport sh1rfs tn stzes 6 to 16 Assor ted colors and patterns ¢ DOUBLE KNITS a\9ay QUliN > SIZI PANTY HOSI SPORT SHIRTS Famous 36 Inch plain and fancy courtesy F~L 50 $ BOYS FALL & WINTER FANCY PERM. PRESS LONG SLEEVE Yard colton print&, fa&l colon. Wide se lection Stock up now at Stiffler's Budget Priced 60 INCH NEW TO Buy Now on Lay -A-Way ·:. ¢ COTION PRINTS • •• $ 88 Famous 36 Inch Courtesy WI"NTER COATS '-..J1!V WINTER JACKETS Choo se a warm, jacke t now from our greal selectio n. 1n a w1de r a ng e of fabncs, sty les and colors . Zipper and button s tyl es. warm l•ned for co ld weather, all s •zes Shop Stiffl er's first Save at Stiffler's First Floor " ACADAPTOR INCLUDED B ION MEN'S WARM LINED ZIPPER & BUTTON STYLE Values t o Sl 00 yard 1n th1s large tab le of better 45 mch sport fabric •n a w1de selection of patterns and color s $1 ooo • SECO ND FLOOR •, ;. SPORT FABRICS ·: PAIR ·:: .:· VALUES TO $1.00 YARD St1ffler's has a beaut tful selection of lad tes' new f all and , wmter sty le handbags 1n the season's best colors and styles ••• SPICIALI TROPICAL FISH VALUE SEW AND SAVE! HANDBAGS $ 00 7.99 1 FROM OUR WIDE SALE PRICED SELECTION- AVAILABLE NOW! $ BEAUTIFUL SELECTION LADIES . NEW FALL AND WINTER . I' and floss ,.- sew up FALL with bulous FABRICS Friendly Stiffler Stores.. • f1 shl In cludes auto mot1c heater . thermometer filter pump , tubmg , char coa l Super values • You II wear these smart lookmg polyester doublekn1t slack s w1th ll are In sol td color s and fancy patterns Made from easy care polyester doublekn1t fa bncs St iff ler ' s Dollar Days' STIFFLER SAVES YOU MONEY! OFF REG. PRICE •• view of the · C batteries (In- DECORADVE CLEAR PLASTIC Ill GEIIIE BOTTLE i •• • s tru ct your SLACKS '•' First Qual •ty SPECIAL GROUP OF LADIES' POL VESTER DOUBLE KNIT FLARE STYLE ,• :· :• - ...... aquanu m flos no metal f rame to ob- :: USE OUR EASY LAY-AWAY PLAN • 88 PAIR $6 g~~CH TO slfps, Famous label s tn lad1es brJ's, Save now ,.., PAIR $2499 TO Se>me slightly soiled Famous lafl~ of lad•es full sltps and half BRIDGE PLAZA STORE ONLY $599 $1999 St iffl er's IS headquarters for qual tty f•ne wmter coats Choose. from war m casual sty les or self and fur tr immed dressy coat s Wool blends a nd lam•n a ted fabrecs Budget preced USE OUR EASY LAY-AWAY PLAN Cl<>se out lot from our stock O~~unted numbers and st y les Styled with long sleeves, 2 pockets long pointed collor S M. l . XL. $1Q99 1n extra durable 1.:1 oz COATS flaunt them' Shop early! $1Q99 Boys famous Mavertck Flare Jeans den1m all s•zes, fl are leg Stock up now at your Fr1e ndl y Sf1ffl er Store s Wtde se lection of men's 100 pet po ly ester double kntt dress slacks m asst pla tn and ,.._ fa ncy patterns and styles A sst colors Cu ff ed and f lare legs See these Buy On Lay -Away LADIES' NEW FALL & WINTER IS spotlighting these looks 1n natural hues of Autumn New easy flow mg dr esses tn smash tng dress styles That's the th1ng t o do tht s season, ~UIPS AND 'BRAS • • lronweor s sanfonzed flan ne l shtrt comesti " sporty plaids or 7 solid colors. FLARE DENIM JEANS TO PAIR Our fa shion horn of plenty : C!LOSE OUT GROUP l.a dil:$ Famous Brand !• ;• · DRESS SLACKS PAIR ·: DRESSES •• •• REGULAR $4.98 . ~ILVER " ~ ALL SEASON WEAR AT DOWN TO EARTH PRICES LADIES' NEW FALL OFF REG. PRICE • ,• • • • • $ 99 WIDE SELECTION MEN'S NEW FALL & WINTER :· '• Boy's Famous Mav enck Extra Durable 14 oz Den•m M e n's Dept DRESSES •• •• FLAIIIIEL SHIRT \ SAVt $1 .01 C02 POWERED PISTOL \ ,, \ Men's extra durable 14 oz dentm famous Mavenck flare 1eans F tts east l y over boots Well made, St tffler 's .: UNIFORMS AND SHIFT ••• ••• SOLID OR PLAID CROSMAN HEARING AID CENTER ' \ ' :·: ECIAL CLOSEOUT GROUP ' • Lf'DIES- CLEARANCE OF • MDI'S 100% CmOII 12 or 20 gauge with 28" barrel, .410 gauge with 26" barrel Combination full ond modified choke . If you are a hearing a id user and come in iluring our Better- Hearing Consultation. you may purchase a package of batteries at half· price Limit one to a customer. For in -home service. CALL HOTEL ' $379 DOUBLE FITTED FULL FLAT MATCHIN G Ptl CASES $2 99 Pr •• 1 , 397 If you do wear a hear ing aid, it will be cleaned and acjusted. B~ lNG YOUR FAMILY WITH YOU! Free Gifts FRESH BATTER! ES ONE- HALF PRICE ' TWIN FITTED TWIN FLAT FLARE DENIM JEANS Qose out group all ftr st quality mer t+la,.dtse From our stock Otscounted "'ra'bers , ladles whtte umforms and sfi1~ dresses Save one half now on th 1s d! o ~p Shop early fo r best se lectton REGULAR $99.96 DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN SPECIAL USE OUR CONVENIENT NO CHARG ~ lAYAWA.YPlAN lEI. $9. You ' ll have a chance to sit down and talk about your hearing problems .. '- get your questions answered · ·and find out about modern hearing help. ,I FITS EASILY OVER BOOTS MEN'S FAMOUS MAVERICK FANCY SHEETS •• SALE PRICES THRU SAT. OCT. 5th Graceful bottle shape '" two • ·: Cannon Ro ya l Family FEATHERLITE NO-IRON •.. or runs on 4 THURSDAY-OCTOBER 3, LOWE HOTEL PT. PLEASANT, W.VA. FRIDAY-OCTOBER4, MEIGS INN POMERO Y;" OHIO 9am to6pm MR. GARY FRACKER Factory -tra i ned Bellone Hearing Aid Specialist will be at our Better- Heanng Consultation ,• ' calculator operates electncol Better-Hearing Consultation VALUES TO 'I 19 LAYAWAY PLACE TO SAVE TOYS - One b•g table of toy s for boys and girl s Do lls . trucks. games.)v'alues to $1 19 See these and get yours now for Chnstmas •n our c omplete Toy Depl NO CHARGE $1 Holds Most Items '\ TOYS USE MURPHYS CONVENIENT 4 '12' x7%"xl'l•' FREE LAY AWAY SPEC IAL Values to $1.19 Larqe Table '\ MASON - SIX BIRTHDAYS of Seruor C1llzens durmg the month of September were observed when the Mason Semor Citizens met Thursday at the Semor Citizens Center here M'embers of the local group attending and honored were Helen. Ehas, Clara Staats and Katllerme Raynes. Otller birthday: honorees unable to attend included Blanche Jones, Lucllle Pol"ell and Sarah Hamm. Dcvotwns giVen by Mrs Katherine Raynes was the readmg ' of the 19th Psalm, closmg w1th prayer m uniSOn The table was ·~ decorated w1th an arrangement of gold and yellow mar igolds and s1m1lar colored candles m holders. Durmg the lunch hour 1ce cream and cake were served , A thank-you has been extended to George H Zuspan for pamtmg an attractive ~1gn for the Seruor C11lzens Ce nter Attenumg were Gold•c Sm1th, Clara Staatsl Barbara MeDame!, Jos1e Ehas, Ella Ford, W1lda Coleman, Helen Ba rton; Bertha Hall, Helen Ehas, Kathenne Raynes, Edna Burns, Zelma Hunter, Clara Roush, Rhoda Yeager, Emma Ryan, Mary Hams, Pearl Roush, Frances Stewart, and Maxme Arnold , Commumty A1de for Semor Clllzens. Recent v1s1tors at the Mason center were Mrs ..Anna Alvis and Mrs. Thurma Love both of Roanoke, and s1ster of Mrs.-Ryan and Jean Shllkun of Houston, Texas, s1ster of Mrs Helen Barton • All gloss 10 gollon To Hold I of lwo <laughters, M~ry Lynn, age~~· and Ainy, 5. LETART, W VA - MR AND MRS Sammy Hoffman ace announcmg the birth of a son, Christopher Robert, on August 28tl1, at St Mary's Hospital m Hunmgton The mfant we1ghed 7 pounds and 6 ounces Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Robert Hoffman, Letart, Mrs Mary Berry, Mason. Great-grandparents are Mr and Mrs. resource. 601 S1xth Ave . Huntington. W. Va. Phone 525-7221 • . R F Board, Mason. Mr. and MrS.Hoffman are also the paroentS NI':W HAVEN - MRS DAVID DEWHURST was m charge <#the lesson, " BrmgmK Up Children m Today's Modern World" , "l1cn I he et•erokee .,;xtenslon Homemakers met at the home of M1 s. ( 'harlc~ Slone on Thursc.Jay cvemn;.: The presldcn( Mrs D.•v•rl D\'whurst opened the mee tmg w1.h til<! f' lag Salute Mrs Olhe Browmng, presented the devotwns TI1e pres1dent read a thank-)IOU card [rom Mrs Charles' ' Stone and the Sc!nllmg family for the flowers sent to the funeral service of her mother. Members voted to go to the Red Ca rpet Inn on October 22nd for d1nner. They also voted to sell get-well cards as' thetr moneymakmg project. Three club members plan on gomg on the Extenswn Homemakers Tour to Williamsburg and they mclude Mrs K. K Sc1tes, Mrs Ollie Browmng and Mrs. Grace White. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Stone to Mrs. Dav•d Dewhurst, Mrs ~ K Sc1tes, Mrs R1tch1e B.ird, Mrs Luther Simth , Mrs. Gerald Clark, Mrs. Olhe Browmng, Mrs Alva Luckeydoo, Mrs Grace White, Mrs Osear Casto, Shelly and Kimberly Casto. MORE BIG SA Fem Lib Inhentance passes through the female hne of the Cuna ind1an s on Panama's San Bias Islands Men nommally head the families, but they must hve Wlth and work for the br1de's relat1ves Women own the property, includmg the coconut trees that yield the Islands' most Important Hearing Aid Specialist You w ill be able to have an electronic hearing test which could very well ease your mind about your ability to h ear . nffcrt..."<l the rullowmg pr.!-~r · Lord, help us lo H'Scovc the many problems of SO<'Icly, In erasr thl~ blttcrm·~s uf confl1ct mg mt erl'sts, to wurk for SO<.'Jal JUSilct', In wtpe out envy and hatred . Ble:;s us w1th the :;p1ril of g~w<int'SS ann ~ unphclty anct generosi ty. Amen ., NEW HAVEN- THE NEW HAVEN Council No 175, Junior Order United American Mechamcs and JohnS Whartom, Slate America Amenca was named for -Amer~go Vespucc1 (1454-15121, an It a llan reputed to have made four voyages to th e New World (1497-1503). 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By Alma Marshall A Letter, on September 23, 1~7 4 DEAR FRIENDS, thanks to all of you who enJOY readmg my tales of tlle past, and to those who have wntten me about them, also ,to the editor and Mrs. Marshall, who see that they are pubhslwd , I Wlsh I could pubhsh my two books, "Home Town Fo lks" and ','Below the Tracks " I believe you would enJOY readmg tllem I have traveled a lot m my younger days through the U.S A . Canada, and Mex1co; truly, I can say tllat the beautiful Oh10 Valley cannot be beat m beauty , especially m October, when nature pours out 1ts sp lendor : the verm1hon of tlle sumac, the golden maple, tlle Red Oak, the b1tter sweet, and all the other trees and vmes that b)end m to g1ve us a touch of heaven we unagme to be · Then, to watch the flocks of different b1rds, somellmes by the thousands, flymg south for the wmter, 1t bnngs on such a penSiveness to us tllat we would JUSt hke to go along w1th them for a few montlls But autumn also offers exc1tmg days: the hustle and bustle of k1d s gomg to school, the last of the baseball season, football commg on strong, the women folks wmdmg down the last of their cannmg, the sweet smell of homemade ketchup, the honey bees trymg to get m where the fragrant smelllS; then the gathermg of apples for the famous butter; the men folks battering down the hatch, w1ndows and all, gettmg ready for the cold days ahead, while the k•ds roam the woods hunting walnuts, also hickory, chestnuts and persunnuons, after frost Then comes tbe cold days of November. The geese have gone south, the last leaf has fallen (except the Red Oak, which IS reluctant to g1ve up) Then comes the snow. Kids, now ms1de, watch TV, play games, and ge t n01sey at times , but we miss them when they are gone ; all so sudden, they grow up, and the cuteness of the1r youth 1s gone, sometimes with a sadness, when we tllmk of how tlley use to be In old days we kids spent the cold winter evenmgs before tlle open fire grate cracking nuts, eatmg apples, roasting potatoes under tlle fire grate, poppmg corn; the girls some tunes makmg candy, or reading a love story, livmg m a dream world imaginmg how nice 1t would be to have some mce look1ng gmk come along and ask her m mamage, at least my many siSters d1d ' The old folks sat around and told fantastic ghost stories and of how they fought in the C1vil War , while grandma smoked her penny clay p1pe, sendmg rmgs of smoke to the ceiling, almost choking us k1ds to death. Around father 's old country store these old yet would mmgle, play checkers, get mto arguments, and sp1t tobacco J.!Uce all over the BUIJISlde stove Wllli' December, old Blue Goose would freeze over, a foot th1ck. Then most of the girls and boys would take off for Clifton for an evemng of fun on the ice, while out on Ruth's cow pasture most of the townfolks enjoyed themselves slid1ng the sloop m everytlj)ng from old dish pans to bob sleds on the snow, deep by then. ' Ben Gleasoncamp was the champ 1ce skater on the Ohw River. I saw Ben JUmp over rune barrels that were,lymg flat . Mason is a better town now than 1t ever was; most of the old homes are stlll standmg and are very nicely remol'ded. -'- (,['he young folks look to the future, while the old ones JUSt wonller And May God Be W1th Us All -Millard Gress, Marhns Ferry, OhiO ' '1, Sla,U; Council uf West Vn g1nta J MASON - MRS FRF.D !Sarah) Spencer was m charge of program when the Mawn Umted Methodist Women met for the or Seplenlber' mcelmg m the church basement The program centered around the hfe styllf'of youth It was brought out the kmd of future we fa ce, and the thmking of the younger generatton The pres1dent, Mrs. Ims Test, read a' poem entitled, "Smile," at the opemng of the meetmg On October lst Fnendshlp Day ,.~nd Tea was held by the Umted Metllod1st Women at Mason umted Methodist Chutch. Mrs Wdham (Lilah ) Zerkle announced that on November lllh a Pledge Service w1ll be held A stat~meetm g of Women's Soc1et1es wlll be held on October lith and 12th m Parkersburg The program leader closed with reference on how to hve wtth change respons1bhty as ChrlSltans, afl!l prayer. Attendmg were Mrs. Gladys Thomas, Mrs Frances Stewart, Mrs . L1lah Zerkle, Mrs Evelyn Proffitt, Mrs Sarah Spencer, Mrs Lots Test, Mrs. Stella Chattm, Mrs June 'lanMatre, Mrs Maxme Arnold, Mrs. Myrtle McCloud, Mrs, Margaret Pickens. I he • , EA.' Men 's Dept $479 EA. . •.•• ••• •••• REG. $16.95 10 GAL. AQUARiuM Co111plete With BASIC EQUIPMENT LAYAWAY FUR CHRISrMAS· REG. $57.88 PORTABLE ELECTROIIK CALCULATOR ' 1 SAVE $5.96 • - self-locktng pteces lor easy access to plants 16'/, ' dta meter. 7 planting depth SAVE $2 7 !! :• . 12 cluded) thai pro vtde 8 to 10 hrs of operattng t1me. Fold under carrytng handle . Savel •• ,. •• 3,oR$1 &?~~ IT I ~ CORDELAN !> WRINKLE FREE 50% VINAL so•;. VINYON We dreat Group of Chidren's Money . : BETTER FAlL AND Gtoup of f1ne coa ts for gtrls In pnetty fall and wtnter styles 'W)rm, comfortable coats that wDI keep winter's chilly breezes REG. \ 94c 77c MANY HOME USES REG. $4.98 War111 Solid Color BLANKET ~~~~ 3~' Shags, plush piles. hi-lows. more. Decor nr.lon, polyester polypropy ene. Serged sides. 7 REI. 84c IYLOI REG. 94c PAIR Soze IX Ills up to 57, ISS lbs 2X f•ts up to 5't0", 2251bs . 8 shades. REGilL'AR $5.95 Soft , supple shovlder strap and top handle styles. ZiP. c~mpart­ ments, handy· pockets. Black, warm brown · SOc s:~Esac ' • "• REG. $4.99 VALUE ' Sf'ECIAL GROUP 72x84 INCH SIZE •• QUALITY NEEDLEWOVEN •' t• • SPECIAL LOT VALUES TO $1.29 TOYS BEACON BLANKETS Spec tal group of famous Beacon needlewoven blankets with nylon bindrnQ 72x8 4 Inch stze Save at Sti ffler' s Hundreds 'of t oys for Boys and Girts One large table spec1al priced 1tems for you. Early Shoppers Lay Awa y your toys now. See NIGHTWEAR Only DOUBLE KNIT AREA RUGS Values to $2 98 1n this fine group of 60 Inch Pol yester Doubleknit Fabrics 1n early fall colors Asst Fancy Patterns fALL .., . .ION IIWIL.Y YALUIS • i c~~~~ 3 for$2 ,,.. soft Anlron 1!1® nylo11 lo-.ely colors S M 1: ®Du PonttM 3 IIUSIIID TaiCOT GpWIH Warm comfortable gowns wllh em bro•dery lace tr 1ms 99¢ 7.olc:EACH . LOOP & SHAG PLA%A STORE. e · DOWNTOWN GALLIPOLIS. I ' ' I 44 & 45 smgle con trol Large select1on of men 's new fa ll and w tnter long sleeve sport shtrts The new look in smart new patterns and colors Famous labels S1zes small , medtum large, X large No Iron Inch perm ERS From ...•, ...... E SELECTION LOG CABIN SCULPTURED VISCOSE " AREA RUGS Large selection of famous Log Cabin Brand decorator area rugs In a size you can use The fam~s. "Celeste" full size, LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS press coftOil.S and 60 mch bonded fa bft cs Save .B1g Here! EA . •. Specia l clean up lot of Better Fabncs from our stock futly automatiC electric blanket I& 5.99 to 10.00. SPECIAL CLOSE OUT LOT MEN'S BROKEN SIZES, - ODD LOT FAMOUS BRAND OXFORDS &.DRESS BOOTS 24x34......................'2.99 ea. 27x45 ....................$3 99 ea. 24x65 ...................'5 99 ea. : .nachlne washable 72x8~ 1nches Made by Beacon. 1 PAIR ,. •' Wide Selection Famous Label s Men's Polyester Double Knit OFF REG. PRICE 3x5••••••••••••••••••••••~8.99 ea. SJ.ORE ( $ ·gg FABRICS Special manu fac turer' s assortment of decorator loop and shag acce~t area rugs In assorted co lor s and sizes. Non-sktd backmg Save now. IENDLV SILVER· Values to $1 99 yd. Special Group Fancy Cottons 60 J.nch Bonded YARD · ELECTRIC BLANKETS Special Group of men's first quality doubleknltdress slacks. Broken sizes . Clean up lot of values to $14.99. Asst . Fancy and Plain patterns and colors. Broken Sizes. Shop Early for best selections . . I 3 colors S M L s tyl e tenn•s oxfords m black or white . American made FROM - DRESS SLACKS • toe PAIR $_1' 99 SPECIAL GROUP FAMOUS CELESTE SINGLE CONTROL AUTOMATIC SPECIAL CLOSE OUT GROUP' I VALUES TO $14.99 MEN'S DOUBLE KNIT Clank empi [e...OL(J.Ilf l.d styles Long wean ng m oulded so le, lace lo .• VALUES TO $2.49 Special Assortment c~C:,~~£ EXTRA SPfCIAt BUY I TENNIS·OXFORDS FIRST FLOOR SPECIAL GROUP Values to $2.99 yd. 60 Inch Polyester FABRICS FOR BOYS &GIRLS Your Choice ANTRON Ill® GOWNS " MEN 'S-BOYS-YOUTHS LACE TO TOE Skein Special Sale Group of Coats and Clark Red Hearl Worsted Kn•ltlna yarns in a wide assortment ol colors Now IS the time for great savings at Stiffler's . our Toy Dept. 344 ~A'IE~ ::.~A $ 64 $ 09 ,• So l d color solt1e hos long sleeves snap l ronl top 8lost1c wa1 t l bot tom w1tfl feet Spencers ~AFE KNIT TM meets o il Q0\11 regula !tons 1 4 , • ,AIR 277 USE OUR LAY -AWAY PLAN Save A Bushel At Stiffler's YD . KNITIING YARN long, RemanHc tsAVE $1.51) ••• SAVE PANTYHOSE ROOMY GRAINED VINYL h!R . GARY FRACKER SAFEKND"' SLIIPI. PAnERN POLYESTER FAMOUS COATS AND ClARK RED HEART if rom REG. $3.21 Second Floor fabrics in assorted colors Another Stiffler's value that is sure to move out fast so shop early and save. ;pr iced FIIEQUALRY CAIPU IEMIAITS Yard 60 mch wide polyester doubleknlt •• specia l group of boys' fa ll and w tnte r perm press long sleeve fa1lcy sport sh1rfs tn stzes 6 to 16 Assor ted colors and patterns ¢ DOUBLE KNITS a\9ay QUliN > SIZI PANTY HOSI SPORT SHIRTS Famous 36 Inch plain and fancy courtesy F~L 50 $ BOYS FALL & WINTER FANCY PERM. PRESS LONG SLEEVE Yard colton print&, fa&l colon. Wide se lection Stock up now at Stiffler's Budget Priced 60 INCH NEW TO Buy Now on Lay -A-Way ·:. ¢ COTION PRINTS • •• $ 88 Famous 36 Inch Courtesy WI"NTER COATS '-..J1!V WINTER JACKETS Choo se a warm, jacke t now from our greal selectio n. 1n a w1de r a ng e of fabncs, sty les and colors . Zipper and button s tyl es. warm l•ned for co ld weather, all s •zes Shop Stiffl er's first Save at Stiffler's First Floor " ACADAPTOR INCLUDED B ION MEN'S WARM LINED ZIPPER & BUTTON STYLE Values t o Sl 00 yard 1n th1s large tab le of better 45 mch sport fabric •n a w1de selection of patterns and color s $1 ooo • SECO ND FLOOR •, ;. SPORT FABRICS ·: PAIR ·:: .:· VALUES TO $1.00 YARD St1ffler's has a beaut tful selection of lad tes' new f all and , wmter sty le handbags 1n the season's best colors and styles ••• SPICIALI TROPICAL FISH VALUE SEW AND SAVE! HANDBAGS $ 00 7.99 1 FROM OUR WIDE SALE PRICED SELECTION- AVAILABLE NOW! $ BEAUTIFUL SELECTION LADIES . NEW FALL AND WINTER . I' and floss ,.- sew up FALL with bulous FABRICS Friendly Stiffler Stores.. • f1 shl In cludes auto mot1c heater . thermometer filter pump , tubmg , char coa l Super values • You II wear these smart lookmg polyester doublekn1t slack s w1th ll are In sol td color s and fancy patterns Made from easy care polyester doublekn1t fa bncs St iff ler ' s Dollar Days' STIFFLER SAVES YOU MONEY! OFF REG. PRICE •• view of the · C batteries (In- DECORADVE CLEAR PLASTIC Ill GEIIIE BOTTLE i •• • s tru ct your SLACKS '•' First Qual •ty SPECIAL GROUP OF LADIES' POL VESTER DOUBLE KNIT FLARE STYLE ,• :· :• - ...... aquanu m flos no metal f rame to ob- :: USE OUR EASY LAY-AWAY PLAN • 88 PAIR $6 g~~CH TO slfps, Famous label s tn lad1es brJ's, Save now ,.., PAIR $2499 TO Se>me slightly soiled Famous lafl~ of lad•es full sltps and half BRIDGE PLAZA STORE ONLY $599 $1999 St iffl er's IS headquarters for qual tty f•ne wmter coats Choose. from war m casual sty les or self and fur tr immed dressy coat s Wool blends a nd lam•n a ted fabrecs Budget preced USE OUR EASY LAY-AWAY PLAN Cl<>se out lot from our stock O~~unted numbers and st y les Styled with long sleeves, 2 pockets long pointed collor S M. l . XL. $1Q99 1n extra durable 1.:1 oz COATS flaunt them' Shop early! $1Q99 Boys famous Mavertck Flare Jeans den1m all s•zes, fl are leg Stock up now at your Fr1e ndl y Sf1ffl er Store s Wtde se lection of men's 100 pet po ly ester double kntt dress slacks m asst pla tn and ,.._ fa ncy patterns and styles A sst colors Cu ff ed and f lare legs See these Buy On Lay -Away LADIES' NEW FALL & WINTER IS spotlighting these looks 1n natural hues of Autumn New easy flow mg dr esses tn smash tng dress styles That's the th1ng t o do tht s season, ~UIPS AND 'BRAS • • lronweor s sanfonzed flan ne l shtrt comesti " sporty plaids or 7 solid colors. FLARE DENIM JEANS TO PAIR Our fa shion horn of plenty : C!LOSE OUT GROUP l.a dil:$ Famous Brand !• ;• · DRESS SLACKS PAIR ·: DRESSES •• •• REGULAR $4.98 . ~ILVER " ~ ALL SEASON WEAR AT DOWN TO EARTH PRICES LADIES' NEW FALL OFF REG. PRICE • ,• • • • • $ 99 WIDE SELECTION MEN'S NEW FALL & WINTER :· '• Boy's Famous Mav enck Extra Durable 14 oz Den•m M e n's Dept DRESSES •• •• FLAIIIIEL SHIRT \ SAVt $1 .01 C02 POWERED PISTOL \ ,, \ Men's extra durable 14 oz dentm famous Mavenck flare 1eans F tts east l y over boots Well made, St tffler 's .: UNIFORMS AND SHIFT ••• ••• SOLID OR PLAID CROSMAN HEARING AID CENTER ' \ ' :·: ECIAL CLOSEOUT GROUP ' • Lf'DIES- CLEARANCE OF • MDI'S 100% CmOII 12 or 20 gauge with 28" barrel, .410 gauge with 26" barrel Combination full ond modified choke . If you are a hearing a id user and come in iluring our Better- Hearing Consultation. you may purchase a package of batteries at half· price Limit one to a customer. For in -home service. CALL HOTEL ' $379 DOUBLE FITTED FULL FLAT MATCHIN G Ptl CASES $2 99 Pr •• 1 , 397 If you do wear a hear ing aid, it will be cleaned and acjusted. B~ lNG YOUR FAMILY WITH YOU! Free Gifts FRESH BATTER! ES ONE- HALF PRICE ' TWIN FITTED TWIN FLAT FLARE DENIM JEANS Qose out group all ftr st quality mer t+la,.dtse From our stock Otscounted "'ra'bers , ladles whtte umforms and sfi1~ dresses Save one half now on th 1s d! o ~p Shop early fo r best se lectton REGULAR $99.96 DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN SPECIAL USE OUR CONVENIENT NO CHARG ~ lAYAWA.YPlAN lEI. $9. You ' ll have a chance to sit down and talk about your hearing problems .. '- get your questions answered · ·and find out about modern hearing help. ,I FITS EASILY OVER BOOTS MEN'S FAMOUS MAVERICK FANCY SHEETS •• SALE PRICES THRU SAT. OCT. 5th Graceful bottle shape '" two • ·: Cannon Ro ya l Family FEATHERLITE NO-IRON •.. or runs on 4 THURSDAY-OCTOBER 3, LOWE HOTEL PT. PLEASANT, W.VA. FRIDAY-OCTOBER4, MEIGS INN POMERO Y;" OHIO 9am to6pm MR. GARY FRACKER Factory -tra i ned Bellone Hearing Aid Specialist will be at our Better- Heanng Consultation ,• ' calculator operates electncol Better-Hearing Consultation VALUES TO 'I 19 LAYAWAY PLACE TO SAVE TOYS - One b•g table of toy s for boys and girl s Do lls . trucks. games.)v'alues to $1 19 See these and get yours now for Chnstmas •n our c omplete Toy Depl NO CHARGE $1 Holds Most Items '\ TOYS USE MURPHYS CONVENIENT 4 '12' x7%"xl'l•' FREE LAY AWAY SPEC IAL Values to $1.19 Larqe Table '\ MASON - SIX BIRTHDAYS of Seruor C1llzens durmg the month of September were observed when the Mason Semor Citizens met Thursday at the Semor Citizens Center here M'embers of the local group attending and honored were Helen. Ehas, Clara Staats and Katllerme Raynes. Otller birthday: honorees unable to attend included Blanche Jones, Lucllle Pol"ell and Sarah Hamm. Dcvotwns giVen by Mrs Katherine Raynes was the readmg ' of the 19th Psalm, closmg w1th prayer m uniSOn The table was ·~ decorated w1th an arrangement of gold and yellow mar igolds and s1m1lar colored candles m holders. Durmg the lunch hour 1ce cream and cake were served , A thank-you has been extended to George H Zuspan for pamtmg an attractive ~1gn for the Seruor C11lzens Ce nter Attenumg were Gold•c Sm1th, Clara Staatsl Barbara MeDame!, Jos1e Ehas, Ella Ford, W1lda Coleman, Helen Ba rton; Bertha Hall, Helen Ehas, Kathenne Raynes, Edna Burns, Zelma Hunter, Clara Roush, Rhoda Yeager, Emma Ryan, Mary Hams, Pearl Roush, Frances Stewart, and Maxme Arnold , Commumty A1de for Semor Clllzens. Recent v1s1tors at the Mason center were Mrs ..Anna Alvis and Mrs. Thurma Love both of Roanoke, and s1ster of Mrs.-Ryan and Jean Shllkun of Houston, Texas, s1ster of Mrs Helen Barton • All gloss 10 gollon To Hold I of lwo <laughters, M~ry Lynn, age~~· and Ainy, 5. LETART, W VA - MR AND MRS Sammy Hoffman ace announcmg the birth of a son, Christopher Robert, on August 28tl1, at St Mary's Hospital m Hunmgton The mfant we1ghed 7 pounds and 6 ounces Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Robert Hoffman, Letart, Mrs Mary Berry, Mason. Great-grandparents are Mr and Mrs. resource. 601 S1xth Ave . Huntington. W. Va. Phone 525-7221 • . R F Board, Mason. Mr. and MrS.Hoffman are also the paroentS NI':W HAVEN - MRS DAVID DEWHURST was m charge <#the lesson, " BrmgmK Up Children m Today's Modern World" , "l1cn I he et•erokee .,;xtenslon Homemakers met at the home of M1 s. ( 'harlc~ Slone on Thursc.Jay cvemn;.: The presldcn( Mrs D.•v•rl D\'whurst opened the mee tmg w1.h til<! f' lag Salute Mrs Olhe Browmng, presented the devotwns TI1e pres1dent read a thank-)IOU card [rom Mrs Charles' ' Stone and the Sc!nllmg family for the flowers sent to the funeral service of her mother. Members voted to go to the Red Ca rpet Inn on October 22nd for d1nner. They also voted to sell get-well cards as' thetr moneymakmg project. Three club members plan on gomg on the Extenswn Homemakers Tour to Williamsburg and they mclude Mrs K. K Sc1tes, Mrs Ollie Browmng and Mrs. Grace White. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Stone to Mrs. Dav•d Dewhurst, Mrs ~ K Sc1tes, Mrs R1tch1e B.ird, Mrs Luther Simth , Mrs. Gerald Clark, Mrs. Olhe Browmng, Mrs Alva Luckeydoo, Mrs Grace White, Mrs Osear Casto, Shelly and Kimberly Casto. MORE BIG SA Fem Lib Inhentance passes through the female hne of the Cuna ind1an s on Panama's San Bias Islands Men nommally head the families, but they must hve Wlth and work for the br1de's relat1ves Women own the property, includmg the coconut trees that yield the Islands' most Important Hearing Aid Specialist You w ill be able to have an electronic hearing test which could very well ease your mind about your ability to h ear . nffcrt..."<l the rullowmg pr.!-~r · Lord, help us lo H'Scovc the many problems of SO<'Icly, In erasr thl~ blttcrm·~s uf confl1ct mg mt erl'sts, to wurk for SO<.'Jal JUSilct', In wtpe out envy and hatred . Ble:;s us w1th the :;p1ril of g~w<int'SS ann ~ unphclty anct generosi ty. Amen ., NEW HAVEN- THE NEW HAVEN Council No 175, Junior Order United American Mechamcs and JohnS Whartom, Slate America Amenca was named for -Amer~go Vespucc1 (1454-15121, an It a llan reputed to have made four voyages to th e New World (1497-1503). German geographer Mart1n Waldseemu ller f1rst used the term "Amenca" des1gnatmg the New World m honor of the explorer, on a map in h1s book pubhshed m 1507 l m~ 4x6 •••••••••••••••••••• !12.99 ea. l ' ' J'~ ~ ~~.~~~--~=~~~--~~t.~ ~~~·.\ c* _:·,_·~_il1 :~·~:~·~~~~~-~-~-~~~~~\~--·~1 ~·2C~~·~·~i~_;~~~~~~~~~~·.:-~~~..~~~;~'-~--~-~·~'~~~~~~~~_L~~~~j_~~~~\~~~L.-'~~~~..~~~~~~----~~--~·'~,~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~!·-·~----~~[··--·"~~~~---'._..~..~--~~--~----~--~--~:·-'_.....-'..............~"_.._.... �< • . . --,-.- , ( ··- ·· I Mikr Law ~ on. wh u IS enrnllPd in Minin!-! F.nginrr rin g nt Pikrvillt• Collt:'gr. Clk('vi lll', Ky ., spf.'nt the \\'Pt·kcml twrt' \ •• • -:·: < I .. .' / < • ~ f •' ' t ' . '• •• •• .• < Clerk , Board of Public Affairs (9) 25 ( 10) 2, 9, 3tc S.t ark ~·y. • Cur( Cn•t•nlel'S. l\1r . ;tnd Mrs. '1\r-_ lhur l' rabtn•t•. Berth;• frippt:n. Unitt.'d Statl's tu t'los·l' do\\.: ntnwn · s trPPts and l'rl' t.tll' a jwdt•s t rian · mall. w h id1 ha s cau s 4.)d Kalamazoo t u ht• ni c kn;~ nwd tiH· "Mall Citv ·· T lu· \\-'(.)rld Alm a1wc n·t:a i l ~ . ' ·- < NOTICE OF A-PPOINTMENT ) Case No . 21211 Estate of JOSEPH V. WILSON, Deceased. • No_t i.c e is hereby g i ven. tha t Ma~t 1 ne M . Phillips of 102 St a te Street , Po_meroy, Ohio, ~as been duly appamted E-xecutnx of th e Esta te of J oseph v . Wilson , g~~~~sed , tare of Meigs Coun t y , Creditors are r equired to f i l e th_eir_ c la i ms wi t h said f i du c i ary W1l':l1n four months . Dated this 27th day of Sep tember 1974 · .. -.-. <- .. , < ' • .'.--- ' -. ~ . NOTICE OF ' APrOINTMEN:r • Case No . 21313 Estate of ROGER W . PAR · TLOW DP.ceased . . Not i ce is hereby giv en tha t Gloria Pjlt f low of .4-22 W . Main ~ t reet , otfl""o !]1eroy , Ohio, has been duly appointed admin i st rator of the Estate or Roger w. Part low , deceased ; late at Meigs County, Ohio . , Creditors are required to ti l e tf\elr c la i n1s with sa i d fidu c iary w <.thin four months . ,oated this .27th day o l Sep tember 197-4 . - (; ·• :: - -~ ',... ... ..•·. ,..- . I',.- I •- >. • flO/ 2· Manning D . W ebster · Judge C')ur t of Common Pleas , Probate D i vision 9 • ' ' · Jtc < ._, '. ' Manning 0 ,- Webs ter . • Probate Jud ge of ~aid County . (tO ) 2, 9, 16, Jt c · l ~· - ' ·· •• , ', . Mr. and Mrs . Thomas Birch and son,-waterford, Ohio, were SWiday guests of her father and sister, Mr . Clint Birch and Le f O a. Mrs , Ethe!MundryandLori, Mrs R b B t ""b d ·. u Y . ryan , l.J1;: ra an Davtd, Louts De Luz, Paul Evans Howard Frank Ken. ' JOSEPII BAHTOE ;\llany o thl~r· c i tt(' S thro~1 g hout Jos<'ph Allt.·n Burtoe. son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther C Rart[IJ.•, Long Bottom, is pn·scntly undergoing, bask trainin~ with the U. S. Army at Ft. Knox, Ky. Following basic training he will b(' stationed at Ft. Sill, Okla. Bartoe is a gradUate of Indianola High Sehool, Columbus, having moved to Long Bottom in April. He will be t;Jking training in h<·avy duty equ ipment. lht· world hCJVP c r l'ated pedt>slrian ma lls 111 lhpu· bu s · im·ss di strict:-: . Royal Ignoranct' ' Uue lo ignoranc e of th e 1-:ng lish l ang ua~e. the Ger man -born 1-lannoverian kin gs al lowed much of the ir power to fall under the con t rol of subordinates and ministers thlls spawning lhe concep t of government I~· polit ical par · ty. • ' .. . • . .. , • .• Mr . and Mr s . Harley T . Johnson were Mrs. Howard 'fhoma s, Mr . and Mrs . Ruge r Brown,locC:tl,and Mr . an~ Mrs. Pete F.arnheart, Le s w of Mohanclas Gandh i. na tionalist , Colum~us, Mr. and Mrs . John leader o£ India, was born O~· t . Earnheart of Loga n. 2. 186~. · Mr . and Mrs. John Earn heart of Logan and Mr. and On this d~1 y in hi story: Mrs. Pete Ea rnheart , I .esia of In 1780, :British spy Major Columbu s we r e Sunday J ohn Andre was convicted in evening visitors of Mr. and connection with Benedict Ar· Mrs . Lin coln RasselL nold's treason and was hanged Mr s. Fa'ye Dunlavy of m Tappan . N.Y. Coltunbus spent a few aay s In 1889, 16 Latin American nationS \\.·ere represented at the with her ' daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Warner and fir s t Pan·American conference family . in Was hin gton . Mr. Alvt s of Florida is In 1919, President Woodrow spending some time with his Wilson suffered a stroke tha t daughter, Mr . and Mrs . J . C. paralyzed his left s ide . Wyatt. -... In 1~68, U.S . Supreme Court Jus tice Abe Fortas withdrew his nominati on as chief justice. Six months later, he resigned A thought Jor ·the day : from the court , admitting he French writer Henri Stendahl had made a deal with the Louis said, "One can acquire everyWolfson ~·oundation guarantee- thing in soli tude except ing hi':" $20,000 a year for life. character." • By Mrs. llcrhcrt Roush Mr . and Mrs. Herbert Sayre wt·re vi s itors at Gallipolis Wednesday . Mrs . . ay-re con · sulted her doctor . Sharon and Cindy Roush spent the weekend with Cookie Weddle at Racine and attended th e East e rn-Racin e footbal l game at Eaotern Hi gh School. Mr . and Mrs. Charles Lawson, Mr . and Mrs. Harold Lawson·and son , Wilda "Lawson and Michelle Lawson vis ited Mr. and Mrs. Gary Miller at Bellville over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lawson and baby , Mr. and Mrs . Robe rt Law s on and family visited in the Charles Lawson home Sunday. Robert Lawson , son of Mr . and Mrs . Robert Lawson Sr. has enlis ted in the U. S. Army and is stationed at Fort Knox, Ky. Mrs. Dee Spencer visited Mrs . Russell Rou s h Wednesday afternoon . Mike Rhodes and Monk Mr . and Mrs. Cliffor•d of Racine visited with Mr .' Mrs . Homer Circle, Vet·na ,aJ Wavie on SWiday Mr. and Mrs. Swepston of Colwnbus, Swepsto n and fri ends . Columbus visited with Mr. · Mrs. Robert Lee and • and• Ralph Lee on SWiday. Mr. and Mrs . James Circle New Haven visited with Circle on Sunday . Ste,ve Circle of Racine, R was an overnight guests of Bill Lee recently. Twenty-five persons present for Sunday sept. 22. Barnett' visited Cindy · David Roush Sunday. Mr. and Mrs . Herbert visited Mr. and Mrs. Smith SWiday afternoon. In too many quarters, case of due process of you can get away with . 298 SECOND ST. PO~ROY, ·OHIO -QUANTITY RIGHTS AR E RESERVED NO SALES TO DEALERS PRICES GOOD THRU 10/5/74 STORE HOURS OPEN 8 AM -·-10 PM MON.-SAT. . 10 A.M .• 10( P.M. SUNDAYS FAMILY PACK . CHOICE CHICKEN PARTS ••• ~:79~ FRYER PARTS ............ ~~·.39e PORK LOIN ............... ~~·.99• HtUtt 69~ .WieHett3 -13acmt ~ Grou nd Beef '"~..~'% . ANY SIZE PIECE Braunsch~eiger BUTT STYLE _ . • .. ..,. ·' -. CAMPBELLS TOMATO· SOUIL .... !~~.~.6FOR$1 ' YOUR 'cHOICE WESTERN RED OR tcLDEN Velicieu6 A~ Oll'BMflefl'Pelt'lb lb. < FROZEN . . . .' ,, ) 11! ',, • ..~, ,_~b.gge < < } - PINTO, NAVY, GRT. NORTHERN ••2wJ9¢ ~BologM. ' .n • CEE·LECT_BEANS A&P QUALITY pkg. .. '• Sliced Pork Steak • • Turkey Leg Quarters • "'49• ° .2 $,29 Banquet Suppers . .Ocean Perch Fillet • • · ··79• • . --.. ]lkll . Ground Bee!,Chuck·~~~~g~... 1 Boneless Rib Eye Steak. '" 528' Boneless Beef Chuck Roast . . s1 1' Chuck Cubed Steak . 5 1 ..~ SMOKED SAUSAGE... ~·.!1 19 "'49. "' 59• • • FROZEN .. . EXCEPT 8EEL . "' 89• . ·- • 79~each. Jumbo U.S. GOV'T INSPECTED lb. NOT LESS Roasting Chicken HILLSHIRE Hmceydew6 ¢ U.S. GOV'T INSPECTED 7 9"- -' .:s WIENERS ... .............. !~.0!-. 69~ CALIFORNIA SUGAR SWEET ~s Rig\lt · Quolit'l ' .SUNBRIGHT. pkg. "Supe~; .... ARMOUR 31bs.$JOO l·lb.gg · ·RM6t ... ·~ BACON ................ !~?;.~~~.99° okay G'UlfJ~ < BLADE CUT BEEF : ARMOUR CALIFORNIA FLAME RED 1-lb . • . g~ pkg. frot.t!n .' '/4 SLICED A&P ALL MEAT 5 ..,..., MIXED TUB "SUPER-RIGHT" SMOKED sto l4-\b. • ~ 'Y FAVORITE .BREAD........4 16 oz. .. • lvs. •1 .... .. . .. •-fl ARGO PEACHES... 0~~ WIT., I~ SAVNCS EXPLOSIVE SAVINGS LIKE THESE • ' ;~.49 e . u ••••••• 'DOWIUJ 64-oz. btl. Gallon Carton $119 Gdla 1h·tal. · ctn. 1Oc OFF LABEL ' ·yowe.f3 Cheaper By The Dozen 9oy .fiituld A&P SECTIONED ·Grapefruit . • . 12 ::::· 5439 Applesauce • • . 12 ::-5395 5 95 Green Beans • • 12..:.:· 2 Sweet Peas . . •. 1'2-:~-: $349 Spinach • • . • 12= 5349 Vegetables • • • 12 ~:-: 53 19 Green Beans • . 12'~'·5 349 12'~~-: $349 . Corn 22-···49e $}29 ~· ' neth Romine, Chuck Martin, Mrs. Roy Donohew, s. W.. Durst, Mrs. Ada Vall Meter Paul Dean Evans Danny' ' Black, Pat . Odom, Johnny · IONA CUT Klein , Melvin Dailey, Danny Talbott, Tom Durst and Carl Woods were recent caliers of . the .E. H. Carpenter family. Nicki Dawn Van Meter visit.ed Elaine L~hew on Saturday afternoon. - 1\&P QUALITY lb. ca~ • VALUABLE COUPON ·scOT TOWE[S .2 $149 MAXWELL HOUSE 79¢ COFFEE ' ,. 'Redeem At Powell's . Void After 10-5-74 3 lb . WITH THIS COUPON WITH .THIS COUPON IONA . • JUMBO REDEEM AT POWELL'S @, .• VOID AFTER 10-5-74 ® A&P MIXED "" •• 0 A&P CUT • EASY ON SP_RAY A&P WHOLE KERNEL ~ • • VALUAILE COUPI~'!_'~'1\1, f"AAr : 'DW2 1 I ~ wah -Thi• Coupo~ ' .. '''90 I ' ~JIIah . .. GET AminOII ' .. I .- .. ..,' I 1 ;. ·'. ·' ~- '' I' \ ·• I~ ' . < OXYDOL 49¢ STARCH 5 lb. 4 OL REDEEM AT POWEU'S ... . • VOID AFTER 1'0-5·74 I \ ' "- ) . ·~ '. >. • ,. .' $14~ WITH THIS COUPON -~ ~ I I Willi Purchue of One .t ~ Pt'a I" I Good th"ru S~t., Oc't. "51~ At A,~ ~--LIMn· oNE couroN~ . I 011= I ; - "" CHEESE SLICES ......... !~.0:.79e WITH COUPON WHITE BEAUTY A&P GRADE'A' btl. 5 LB. 4 OZ. .... ~·" . " '' . KRAFT INDIVIDUAL 9 MARVEL Mlur JIF • J FAIRlC SOFTENER " 29 2 PEANUT BUTTER ...... !.~:~.1 OXYDOL < • < ...... Fairview News Notes By the Day Sunday aftern(Jon visitors of and Saturn . • T he evening stars arc · Mercury, Mars and Jupiter . Those born on this da tc ·are under the s ign of Libra . In \9:,~ . K a la[\lili'.UO. Mi c h .. .becallll' th e l ir st ci t v 111 tlit• 1974 Carmef N News, N0 feS phase and last quarter . The morninJ4. !:ilars are.· venus l·~ ;~rl ternoon. W0 Jfpen . the 275th da y of 1!17 4 with'~o to follow.. The moon is between ils full lknnis on on SmHiay af- · Yard Sales · -; hy Unit4.•d Press lntPrnational T(Kia y is Wednesduy, Od. 2, lf•rn1 10n . Stivers ville News Notes •• I ht• i\lm0111a( ' FACTS with his wifr anci parents . Mr . and M r·s. Harlt"Y H;miTJg , MnrJ · e:d ; n,· a~· m1cl Mr . and Pomproy, wen• recent g uests , Mrs. Ml•ndal.Jord<t n. Columbia of Mr. cmd Mrs. C't>d l Gillog ly Grtt nge, ;:d on g wit h Mr s . and family . · Htlbcrt Hallid;w a nd J udv Mr . a nd M;s, Ronnie Rolen · I.;Jun•l G ran J.!~t.". ;dt e nd ~<i and Li s a ente rta int; d h l' r Dc grr l' Oa y wit h Ra (' in p parrnt.s eu1d ~randpar e n ts . Mr. Gran ge as host gr an ge un and Mrs . Harold Oix on and Mr . Sunda y a f trr no on . 1-h ·lcn and Mrs. J . D. Canode and QuN'n. -~ ·;tndid <-J ic fr om celebra ted Mrs. Canode' s Cohunbia Gr;-mge, a lso at . birthday . tended ;-m d wa s inilicll.cd _.i..nlo, Members and gues ts of the thP order . ,. ' Temp Ie cmarch United Family· members who C<Hnf' Methodist Women's group met for the wedding uf Rex ChcCJdl c with Mwl ca1away , Wes tina Jr. and Sara Nelson at the Crabtree was prog ram leader . Car·pent e r B<..~ptisl Chur c h Plans were made to visit the recentl y included Mr . and Mrs . Albany c hurc h ladies Hobert Diehl and son. Danny. and to attend the Mi lford , Mrs . Garnet Moore, training meetin g in Gina , DeL..ena and Bill . -Mi ss Athens In October. Refresh· Mar y Ha sner. and Bill ments were served bv the Val entine of Canton, Mr. nnd hostes s to Betty M~ttox. Mrs . Keith Ne lson and family Pauline Comer, Beulah and Mr. and Mr s. J oe Crabtree, Barbara Bol e n. Paskievitch, Valeria. Debbie. Diana Brooks , Barbara Maria. Melissa, Pickerington, Crabtree, Cindy Crabtree. Mr. and Mrs. John Starkey, Rilly Rhoades, Ava Green lees , Patrick and Mike of Lancas ter . Leah Crabtl'ee, Lucy Thomas. Mr . and Mrs . Roger Spicgle. Hazer Culwell, Kay Wolfe, Wayne and Anna, Mr. and Mrs . Westina Crabtree, Elizabeth Cecil Jewe ll . Mrs. Mary Hand, Jordan and Goldie Gillogly and Columbus . Mr. and Mrs . Bob Carl Greenlees by the hos tess. Harrison. Bill y, Vickie. Doris , Cind y, and Ro ger Ro ss , Murl Calaway. The youth group and their Stout sville , Mr. and Mrs . guests met at the Temple Hobert Ham on , Jeff and church on Friday evening for a Marvin of Woodville , Mr. and wiener roast. Games were Mrs . Pre~ ton Hamon . _ MarK played by the yo Wig people and and Steve of McArthur , Mr. singing around the fire was and Mrs. Marvin Covey. South enjoyed by aiL Those who Charles ton . W. Va., and Earl gathered for the fellow ship Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. . toge ther were Rev. and Mrs. Brookhart. and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mayne and Mary Noble Hamon, Albany. Elizabeth, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Bolen and Lisa , Mr . and Mr.,-Kenny Brooks, Aaron and Brian , Mr. and Mrs. Carl Crabtree, Russell and Kevin. Jeff and Dee Dee Goble , Joyce Davis, Donna Jones, John Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mills, Spires, Brenda Davis and· Steubenville, and Mrs . Nell Elizabeth Jordan. Middleswart at.tended ~ the Mr. alld Mrs . Reed Jeffers fWieral of Mrs. Bernice Mills a t and Mrs. Beulah Cordray Gall ipolis, recently. called on Mr. and Mrs. Lavern The Duncan Family of Jordan and family and Mrs. Florida , Mr . and Mrs. Richard Abels , Long Bottom and Christine and Sherry Byers of · f Auto Sates Torch were recent callers at 1965MERCURY . newpainl job , the home of Mr . and Mrs. good tires , !275 _ 99 2-50 83 aft er 4 p m Lewis De Luz. 10-'Z -3tp Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen, 1967 F I AT station wagon , 30 Newark, visited her parents, miles per gal l on, A'- 1 con d i tion, new t i res , $400 . P h on e Mr. and Mrs. Carl Autherson 9.a2 .J194 . on Saturday. -~-- -- -- ----~0.:_' · 21 ' Mr . and Mrs. Mike Evans and family, local, and Mr. and Mrs. Terry Evans, Pomeroy, 2 F AMILY Garage Sale starting spent Saturday at King's Wedn esday mor n ing at 10 Island. am . across from Bradbury School. Children , women ' s Among those calling at the and meh ' s c l othing . Every th ing very r easonabl e. home of Mr. and Mrs . Bill 10 -] . 21 c Bryant and children were Mrs. Larry Fowler and famt' ly and YARD and Garage Sale , O c t . 4 and 5 from 10 a .m . t i ll dark on Mrs . Myr tle Lewis of Bancroft, Depot St . in Rutland Ray W Va M M · -.. · Sear l s r es idenc e . . ., rs. axme names, 10 -1 3tp Racine, arid MrS. Barbara - ------------Albott and family, local. Mrs. Charles Hilton attended ~ BID NOl'ICE the program and dinner of the Sea·led bids wil l be received by th e Board of Public Affairs at American Legion Auxiliary in th e Village of Syracuse, Ohio, Pomeroy .on Tuesday night. for a 1974 model half -ton pick up Mrs. Ada Van Meter was truck un t il noon , Oct ob er 16 , 197.4 . hostess for a Stanley Products Spec ifications are a s ta ll ow s : Party held at her home on ( 1) Co l or,. white, deluxe t r i l'fi. (21 E;igh ._ (8 1 ft . Bonus b ed Tuesday afternoon. (J) Power steering . Mrs. , Nell Middleswart ·and ( 4) Power brake s. (5) Six (61 ply tire s with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Middleswart winter tread on rear . were called to Steubenville last { 6 ) Camper top . ( 7) Rear su s pension , week, due to the death of Mr. minimum 3,200 pounds r9 l Three -speed t ran smi ss ion Bw-hl ( Zolly ) Talbott, a former (automatic) . resident of this area. (10 ) V -B engine, minimum 300 ~r. and Mrs. Charles Cozart cub i c inches . (11) Twe lve (12) volt battery, ' ana family, Columbus, spent a minimum 50 AMP hr . recent weekend -with Mrs. (12) Seventy (701 AMP Alternator . Goldie Clendenin , and other (13) Rea·f step bumper . e latives. (14) Dua l Junior west Coa st r_ mirrors . La rry Lehew is now emT h e Board of Public Affair s or sa id v i l lage r-eserves the right to ployed at Parkersburg, W. Va . reject an1 and al l b ids. Mrs. Penny Price and A ce rt ified check for bond of 10-per ce nt must accompany all, daughter , Long Bottom, visited b i ds . her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Bill Middleswart on Friday afMaxine Varian ••••• •• • • Id a ···~· WORLD ALMANAC Albany News Notes 13- T1le Daily sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, u~ We<II\OIIday, Oct. ' · I} - Till' 1); t il y St•ntfnt•l. M idt llqk. ' I' I -l \l!l l t' n ' .'" . () ., Wl'd llt'St b ~ • ( \" · ~ . t ~II 4 J u,• < �< • . . --,-.- , ( ··- ·· I Mikr Law ~ on. wh u IS enrnllPd in Minin!-! F.nginrr rin g nt Pikrvillt• Collt:'gr. Clk('vi lll', Ky ., spf.'nt the \\'Pt·kcml twrt' \ •• • -:·: < I .. .' / < • ~ f •' ' t ' . '• •• •• .• < Clerk , Board of Public Affairs (9) 25 ( 10) 2, 9, 3tc S.t ark ~·y. • Cur( Cn•t•nlel'S. l\1r . ;tnd Mrs. '1\r-_ lhur l' rabtn•t•. Berth;• frippt:n. Unitt.'d Statl's tu t'los·l' do\\.: ntnwn · s trPPts and l'rl' t.tll' a jwdt•s t rian · mall. w h id1 ha s cau s 4.)d Kalamazoo t u ht• ni c kn;~ nwd tiH· "Mall Citv ·· T lu· \\-'(.)rld Alm a1wc n·t:a i l ~ . ' ·- < NOTICE OF A-PPOINTMENT ) Case No . 21211 Estate of JOSEPH V. WILSON, Deceased. • No_t i.c e is hereby g i ven. tha t Ma~t 1 ne M . Phillips of 102 St a te Street , Po_meroy, Ohio, ~as been duly appamted E-xecutnx of th e Esta te of J oseph v . Wilson , g~~~~sed , tare of Meigs Coun t y , Creditors are r equired to f i l e th_eir_ c la i ms wi t h said f i du c i ary W1l':l1n four months . Dated this 27th day of Sep tember 1974 · .. -.-. <- .. , < ' • .'.--- ' -. ~ . NOTICE OF ' APrOINTMEN:r • Case No . 21313 Estate of ROGER W . PAR · TLOW DP.ceased . . Not i ce is hereby giv en tha t Gloria Pjlt f low of .4-22 W . Main ~ t reet , otfl""o !]1eroy , Ohio, has been duly appointed admin i st rator of the Estate or Roger w. Part low , deceased ; late at Meigs County, Ohio . , Creditors are required to ti l e tf\elr c la i n1s with sa i d fidu c iary w <.thin four months . ,oated this .27th day o l Sep tember 197-4 . - (; ·• :: - -~ ',... ... ..•·. ,..- . I',.- I •- >. • flO/ 2· Manning D . W ebster · Judge C')ur t of Common Pleas , Probate D i vision 9 • ' ' · Jtc < ._, '. ' Manning 0 ,- Webs ter . • Probate Jud ge of ~aid County . (tO ) 2, 9, 16, Jt c · l ~· - ' ·· •• , ', . Mr. and Mrs . Thomas Birch and son,-waterford, Ohio, were SWiday guests of her father and sister, Mr . Clint Birch and Le f O a. Mrs , Ethe!MundryandLori, Mrs R b B t ""b d ·. u Y . ryan , l.J1;: ra an Davtd, Louts De Luz, Paul Evans Howard Frank Ken. ' JOSEPII BAHTOE ;\llany o thl~r· c i tt(' S thro~1 g hout Jos<'ph Allt.·n Burtoe. son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther C Rart[IJ.•, Long Bottom, is pn·scntly undergoing, bask trainin~ with the U. S. Army at Ft. Knox, Ky. Following basic training he will b(' stationed at Ft. Sill, Okla. Bartoe is a gradUate of Indianola High Sehool, Columbus, having moved to Long Bottom in April. He will be t;Jking training in h<·avy duty equ ipment. lht· world hCJVP c r l'ated pedt>slrian ma lls 111 lhpu· bu s · im·ss di strict:-: . Royal Ignoranct' ' Uue lo ignoranc e of th e 1-:ng lish l ang ua~e. the Ger man -born 1-lannoverian kin gs al lowed much of the ir power to fall under the con t rol of subordinates and ministers thlls spawning lhe concep t of government I~· polit ical par · ty. • ' .. . • . .. , • .• Mr . and Mr s . Harley T . Johnson were Mrs. Howard 'fhoma s, Mr . and Mrs . Ruge r Brown,locC:tl,and Mr . an~ Mrs. Pete F.arnheart, Le s w of Mohanclas Gandh i. na tionalist , Colum~us, Mr. and Mrs . John leader o£ India, was born O~· t . Earnheart of Loga n. 2. 186~. · Mr . and Mrs. John Earn heart of Logan and Mr. and On this d~1 y in hi story: Mrs. Pete Ea rnheart , I .esia of In 1780, :British spy Major Columbu s we r e Sunday J ohn Andre was convicted in evening visitors of Mr. and connection with Benedict Ar· Mrs . Lin coln RasselL nold's treason and was hanged Mr s. Fa'ye Dunlavy of m Tappan . N.Y. Coltunbus spent a few aay s In 1889, 16 Latin American nationS \\.·ere represented at the with her ' daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Warner and fir s t Pan·American conference family . in Was hin gton . Mr. Alvt s of Florida is In 1919, President Woodrow spending some time with his Wilson suffered a stroke tha t daughter, Mr . and Mrs . J . C. paralyzed his left s ide . Wyatt. -... In 1~68, U.S . Supreme Court Jus tice Abe Fortas withdrew his nominati on as chief justice. Six months later, he resigned A thought Jor ·the day : from the court , admitting he French writer Henri Stendahl had made a deal with the Louis said, "One can acquire everyWolfson ~·oundation guarantee- thing in soli tude except ing hi':" $20,000 a year for life. character." • By Mrs. llcrhcrt Roush Mr . and Mrs. Herbert Sayre wt·re vi s itors at Gallipolis Wednesday . Mrs . . ay-re con · sulted her doctor . Sharon and Cindy Roush spent the weekend with Cookie Weddle at Racine and attended th e East e rn-Racin e footbal l game at Eaotern Hi gh School. Mr . and Mrs. Charles Lawson, Mr . and Mrs. Harold Lawson·and son , Wilda "Lawson and Michelle Lawson vis ited Mr. and Mrs. Gary Miller at Bellville over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lawson and baby , Mr. and Mrs . Robe rt Law s on and family visited in the Charles Lawson home Sunday. Robert Lawson , son of Mr . and Mrs . Robert Lawson Sr. has enlis ted in the U. S. Army and is stationed at Fort Knox, Ky. Mrs. Dee Spencer visited Mrs . Russell Rou s h Wednesday afternoon . Mike Rhodes and Monk Mr . and Mrs. Cliffor•d of Racine visited with Mr .' Mrs . Homer Circle, Vet·na ,aJ Wavie on SWiday Mr. and Mrs. Swepston of Colwnbus, Swepsto n and fri ends . Columbus visited with Mr. · Mrs. Robert Lee and • and• Ralph Lee on SWiday. Mr. and Mrs . James Circle New Haven visited with Circle on Sunday . Ste,ve Circle of Racine, R was an overnight guests of Bill Lee recently. Twenty-five persons present for Sunday sept. 22. Barnett' visited Cindy · David Roush Sunday. Mr. and Mrs . Herbert visited Mr. and Mrs. Smith SWiday afternoon. In too many quarters, case of due process of you can get away with . 298 SECOND ST. PO~ROY, ·OHIO -QUANTITY RIGHTS AR E RESERVED NO SALES TO DEALERS PRICES GOOD THRU 10/5/74 STORE HOURS OPEN 8 AM -·-10 PM MON.-SAT. . 10 A.M .• 10( P.M. SUNDAYS FAMILY PACK . CHOICE CHICKEN PARTS ••• ~:79~ FRYER PARTS ............ ~~·.39e PORK LOIN ............... ~~·.99• HtUtt 69~ .WieHett3 -13acmt ~ Grou nd Beef '"~..~'% . ANY SIZE PIECE Braunsch~eiger BUTT STYLE _ . • .. ..,. ·' -. CAMPBELLS TOMATO· SOUIL .... !~~.~.6FOR$1 ' YOUR 'cHOICE WESTERN RED OR tcLDEN Velicieu6 A~ Oll'BMflefl'Pelt'lb lb. < FROZEN . . . .' ,, ) 11! ',, • ..~, ,_~b.gge < < } - PINTO, NAVY, GRT. NORTHERN ••2wJ9¢ ~BologM. ' .n • CEE·LECT_BEANS A&P QUALITY pkg. .. '• Sliced Pork Steak • • Turkey Leg Quarters • "'49• ° .2 $,29 Banquet Suppers . .Ocean Perch Fillet • • · ··79• • . --.. ]lkll . Ground Bee!,Chuck·~~~~g~... 1 Boneless Rib Eye Steak. '" 528' Boneless Beef Chuck Roast . . s1 1' Chuck Cubed Steak . 5 1 ..~ SMOKED SAUSAGE... ~·.!1 19 "'49. "' 59• • • FROZEN .. . EXCEPT 8EEL . "' 89• . ·- • 79~each. Jumbo U.S. GOV'T INSPECTED lb. NOT LESS Roasting Chicken HILLSHIRE Hmceydew6 ¢ U.S. GOV'T INSPECTED 7 9"- -' .:s WIENERS ... .............. !~.0!-. 69~ CALIFORNIA SUGAR SWEET ~s Rig\lt · Quolit'l ' .SUNBRIGHT. pkg. "Supe~; .... ARMOUR 31bs.$JOO l·lb.gg · ·RM6t ... ·~ BACON ................ !~?;.~~~.99° okay G'UlfJ~ < BLADE CUT BEEF : ARMOUR CALIFORNIA FLAME RED 1-lb . • . g~ pkg. frot.t!n .' '/4 SLICED A&P ALL MEAT 5 ..,..., MIXED TUB "SUPER-RIGHT" SMOKED sto l4-\b. • ~ 'Y FAVORITE .BREAD........4 16 oz. .. • lvs. •1 .... .. . .. •-fl ARGO PEACHES... 0~~ WIT., I~ SAVNCS EXPLOSIVE SAVINGS LIKE THESE • ' ;~.49 e . u ••••••• 'DOWIUJ 64-oz. btl. Gallon Carton $119 Gdla 1h·tal. · ctn. 1Oc OFF LABEL ' ·yowe.f3 Cheaper By The Dozen 9oy .fiituld A&P SECTIONED ·Grapefruit . • . 12 ::::· 5439 Applesauce • • . 12 ::-5395 5 95 Green Beans • • 12..:.:· 2 Sweet Peas . . •. 1'2-:~-: $349 Spinach • • . • 12= 5349 Vegetables • • • 12 ~:-: 53 19 Green Beans • . 12'~'·5 349 12'~~-: $349 . Corn 22-···49e $}29 ~· ' neth Romine, Chuck Martin, Mrs. Roy Donohew, s. W.. Durst, Mrs. Ada Vall Meter Paul Dean Evans Danny' ' Black, Pat . Odom, Johnny · IONA CUT Klein , Melvin Dailey, Danny Talbott, Tom Durst and Carl Woods were recent caliers of . the .E. H. Carpenter family. Nicki Dawn Van Meter visit.ed Elaine L~hew on Saturday afternoon. - 1\&P QUALITY lb. ca~ • VALUABLE COUPON ·scOT TOWE[S .2 $149 MAXWELL HOUSE 79¢ COFFEE ' ,. 'Redeem At Powell's . Void After 10-5-74 3 lb . WITH THIS COUPON WITH .THIS COUPON IONA . • JUMBO REDEEM AT POWELL'S @, .• VOID AFTER 10-5-74 ® A&P MIXED "" •• 0 A&P CUT • EASY ON SP_RAY A&P WHOLE KERNEL ~ • • VALUAILE COUPI~'!_'~'1\1, f"AAr : 'DW2 1 I ~ wah -Thi• Coupo~ ' .. '''90 I ' ~JIIah . .. GET AminOII ' .. I .- .. ..,' I 1 ;. ·'. ·' ~- '' I' \ ·• I~ ' . < OXYDOL 49¢ STARCH 5 lb. 4 OL REDEEM AT POWEU'S ... . • VOID AFTER 1'0-5·74 I \ ' "- ) . ·~ '. >. • ,. .' $14~ WITH THIS COUPON -~ ~ I I Willi Purchue of One .t ~ Pt'a I" I Good th"ru S~t., Oc't. "51~ At A,~ ~--LIMn· oNE couroN~ . I 011= I ; - "" CHEESE SLICES ......... !~.0:.79e WITH COUPON WHITE BEAUTY A&P GRADE'A' btl. 5 LB. 4 OZ. .... ~·" . " '' . KRAFT INDIVIDUAL 9 MARVEL Mlur JIF • J FAIRlC SOFTENER " 29 2 PEANUT BUTTER ...... !.~:~.1 OXYDOL < • < ...... Fairview News Notes By the Day Sunday aftern(Jon visitors of and Saturn . • T he evening stars arc · Mercury, Mars and Jupiter . Those born on this da tc ·are under the s ign of Libra . In \9:,~ . K a la[\lili'.UO. Mi c h .. .becallll' th e l ir st ci t v 111 tlit• 1974 Carmef N News, N0 feS phase and last quarter . The morninJ4. !:ilars are.· venus l·~ ;~rl ternoon. W0 Jfpen . the 275th da y of 1!17 4 with'~o to follow.. The moon is between ils full lknnis on on SmHiay af- · Yard Sales · -; hy Unit4.•d Press lntPrnational T(Kia y is Wednesduy, Od. 2, lf•rn1 10n . Stivers ville News Notes •• I ht• i\lm0111a( ' FACTS with his wifr anci parents . Mr . and M r·s. Harlt"Y H;miTJg , MnrJ · e:d ; n,· a~· m1cl Mr . and Pomproy, wen• recent g uests , Mrs. Ml•ndal.Jord<t n. Columbia of Mr. cmd Mrs. C't>d l Gillog ly Grtt nge, ;:d on g wit h Mr s . and family . · Htlbcrt Hallid;w a nd J udv Mr . a nd M;s, Ronnie Rolen · I.;Jun•l G ran J.!~t.". ;dt e nd ~<i and Li s a ente rta int; d h l' r Dc grr l' Oa y wit h Ra (' in p parrnt.s eu1d ~randpar e n ts . Mr. Gran ge as host gr an ge un and Mrs . Harold Oix on and Mr . Sunda y a f trr no on . 1-h ·lcn and Mrs. J . D. Canode and QuN'n. -~ ·;tndid <-J ic fr om celebra ted Mrs. Canode' s Cohunbia Gr;-mge, a lso at . birthday . tended ;-m d wa s inilicll.cd _.i..nlo, Members and gues ts of the thP order . ,. ' Temp Ie cmarch United Family· members who C<Hnf' Methodist Women's group met for the wedding uf Rex ChcCJdl c with Mwl ca1away , Wes tina Jr. and Sara Nelson at the Crabtree was prog ram leader . Car·pent e r B<..~ptisl Chur c h Plans were made to visit the recentl y included Mr . and Mrs . Albany c hurc h ladies Hobert Diehl and son. Danny. and to attend the Mi lford , Mrs . Garnet Moore, training meetin g in Gina , DeL..ena and Bill . -Mi ss Athens In October. Refresh· Mar y Ha sner. and Bill ments were served bv the Val entine of Canton, Mr. nnd hostes s to Betty M~ttox. Mrs . Keith Ne lson and family Pauline Comer, Beulah and Mr. and Mr s. J oe Crabtree, Barbara Bol e n. Paskievitch, Valeria. Debbie. Diana Brooks , Barbara Maria. Melissa, Pickerington, Crabtree, Cindy Crabtree. Mr. and Mrs. John Starkey, Rilly Rhoades, Ava Green lees , Patrick and Mike of Lancas ter . Leah Crabtl'ee, Lucy Thomas. Mr . and Mrs . Roger Spicgle. Hazer Culwell, Kay Wolfe, Wayne and Anna, Mr. and Mrs . Westina Crabtree, Elizabeth Cecil Jewe ll . Mrs. Mary Hand, Jordan and Goldie Gillogly and Columbus . Mr. and Mrs . Bob Carl Greenlees by the hos tess. Harrison. Bill y, Vickie. Doris , Cind y, and Ro ger Ro ss , Murl Calaway. The youth group and their Stout sville , Mr. and Mrs . guests met at the Temple Hobert Ham on , Jeff and church on Friday evening for a Marvin of Woodville , Mr. and wiener roast. Games were Mrs . Pre~ ton Hamon . _ MarK played by the yo Wig people and and Steve of McArthur , Mr. singing around the fire was and Mrs. Marvin Covey. South enjoyed by aiL Those who Charles ton . W. Va., and Earl gathered for the fellow ship Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. . toge ther were Rev. and Mrs. Brookhart. and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mayne and Mary Noble Hamon, Albany. Elizabeth, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Bolen and Lisa , Mr . and Mr.,-Kenny Brooks, Aaron and Brian , Mr. and Mrs. Carl Crabtree, Russell and Kevin. Jeff and Dee Dee Goble , Joyce Davis, Donna Jones, John Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mills, Spires, Brenda Davis and· Steubenville, and Mrs . Nell Elizabeth Jordan. Middleswart at.tended ~ the Mr. alld Mrs . Reed Jeffers fWieral of Mrs. Bernice Mills a t and Mrs. Beulah Cordray Gall ipolis, recently. called on Mr. and Mrs. Lavern The Duncan Family of Jordan and family and Mrs. Florida , Mr . and Mrs. Richard Abels , Long Bottom and Christine and Sherry Byers of · f Auto Sates Torch were recent callers at 1965MERCURY . newpainl job , the home of Mr . and Mrs. good tires , !275 _ 99 2-50 83 aft er 4 p m Lewis De Luz. 10-'Z -3tp Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen, 1967 F I AT station wagon , 30 Newark, visited her parents, miles per gal l on, A'- 1 con d i tion, new t i res , $400 . P h on e Mr. and Mrs. Carl Autherson 9.a2 .J194 . on Saturday. -~-- -- -- ----~0.:_' · 21 ' Mr . and Mrs. Mike Evans and family, local, and Mr. and Mrs. Terry Evans, Pomeroy, 2 F AMILY Garage Sale starting spent Saturday at King's Wedn esday mor n ing at 10 Island. am . across from Bradbury School. Children , women ' s Among those calling at the and meh ' s c l othing . Every th ing very r easonabl e. home of Mr. and Mrs . Bill 10 -] . 21 c Bryant and children were Mrs. Larry Fowler and famt' ly and YARD and Garage Sale , O c t . 4 and 5 from 10 a .m . t i ll dark on Mrs . Myr tle Lewis of Bancroft, Depot St . in Rutland Ray W Va M M · -.. · Sear l s r es idenc e . . ., rs. axme names, 10 -1 3tp Racine, arid MrS. Barbara - ------------Albott and family, local. Mrs. Charles Hilton attended ~ BID NOl'ICE the program and dinner of the Sea·led bids wil l be received by th e Board of Public Affairs at American Legion Auxiliary in th e Village of Syracuse, Ohio, Pomeroy .on Tuesday night. for a 1974 model half -ton pick up Mrs. Ada Van Meter was truck un t il noon , Oct ob er 16 , 197.4 . hostess for a Stanley Products Spec ifications are a s ta ll ow s : Party held at her home on ( 1) Co l or,. white, deluxe t r i l'fi. (21 E;igh ._ (8 1 ft . Bonus b ed Tuesday afternoon. (J) Power steering . Mrs. , Nell Middleswart ·and ( 4) Power brake s. (5) Six (61 ply tire s with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Middleswart winter tread on rear . were called to Steubenville last { 6 ) Camper top . ( 7) Rear su s pension , week, due to the death of Mr. minimum 3,200 pounds r9 l Three -speed t ran smi ss ion Bw-hl ( Zolly ) Talbott, a former (automatic) . resident of this area. (10 ) V -B engine, minimum 300 ~r. and Mrs. Charles Cozart cub i c inches . (11) Twe lve (12) volt battery, ' ana family, Columbus, spent a minimum 50 AMP hr . recent weekend -with Mrs. (12) Seventy (701 AMP Alternator . Goldie Clendenin , and other (13) Rea·f step bumper . e latives. (14) Dua l Junior west Coa st r_ mirrors . La rry Lehew is now emT h e Board of Public Affair s or sa id v i l lage r-eserves the right to ployed at Parkersburg, W. Va . reject an1 and al l b ids. Mrs. Penny Price and A ce rt ified check for bond of 10-per ce nt must accompany all, daughter , Long Bottom, visited b i ds . her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Bill Middleswart on Friday afMaxine Varian ••••• •• • • Id a ···~· WORLD ALMANAC Albany News Notes 13- T1le Daily sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, u~ We<II\OIIday, Oct. ' · I} - Till' 1); t il y St•ntfnt•l. M idt llqk. ' I' I -l \l!l l t' n ' .'" . () ., Wl'd llt'St b ~ • ( \" · ~ . t ~II 4 J u,• < �•. ' I • ' Sentinel· Clf!:ssifieds Get Results! Not1ce ® WANTED B odd E? rs on s .lwdwt hcntl n o f rom m 11 e1t f..;o, 1o, S prtn gs 0 ~110 to C It mcnt .., S tat E' T r ee Nu r st ry 1 1 W ~ Vi! P tlymcnt wot I 1f1VOI C£' on <I p('r fOil S.awdusr lro 11 <~n y milt '.I.··:•• •• • L ,11-..m b (' b y - bl S <, v. ou t ct be il l lowed b u t s nwrl •SI •nu s t be f resh <~n o ct (' ,ln F01 rit>li\d S SN' A I .'Ill f.? p , ,lS IC' C' Nursery Su pl D O ll t> l IIPO tO ? l t c rentct•nd C' r ot y(' clr 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY ll( fi " , rr 1970 CHEV CARLO ·~O NTE 12~95 1'/' 1 1973 CK 10 PICKUP Sl495 1 W hf'cl Dnve lock rng frt hubs V 8 eng me 4 speed lrCl n". power sl eerrng & brakes rad o c hr lrt & r ear bumper s tt l(• 1972 CHEVROLET PICKUP S2295 6 cy l sta nd lrans 6 1 ' Sl eps tde r ad o low m ll ea ge by orrg rna l loca l ov. n er Good t tr es Rac,ne Gun C htb Thursday Oct 3 A l l memb e r <, ar e ,lS~ C' d ro be p r esent 10 I J t c DIDN T KNOW THAT' MGM F l ea Mark E> t S p e cta ls '5 5 •ns td e SJ out s •de S pr ng A ve Porn p ro y Oh o j Co ll ectors Eve r y Sat d e alers l ?'l P01111 roy ·ru or W I LL TRADE F INANCING ARRA N GE D WIT H MINIMUM DOWN Wil l r.1.t c, r' .~r '> ltdrnq wrntlow c onsrder trade t or o l de r 11 UUO n •!I CS PhOilC' 717 ?UOJ home t ra d er or land on l hr S 10 '} 61 C new J bed room 1 ba t h 11om e wrth '] car gu rage lar ge 1971 1 OR au t omi'l lr c Oodqe tam rly room arr condrltOnr n g Coronel qood qas m lt'oqe Move tn tmm ed ta te l y Call Pt1 on e V9 { 577 1 now 99? S976 10 I 61C 9 24 tic I ORI1 R.l nq ! r X I I In ck. p " 10' {' nqrne i'lutomnt rc 197tGMC tonpu 1000 N O MO N EY DOW N Monthly paymen ts acco rctrn g 1o 1n n 1ilc~ Clutomat c p s 350 cu come N ew) bedroom home •n Vll Phon e 985 39?6 w 111 wiJII to wat1 carp~ trn g on 10 1 61P I acre l andscaped lo t s Ca ll lod ay l or more rnfo r mat ron 1966 T H U N DERB I RD 992 597 6 J50 P11one 99? 530 1 9 211 tf c 9 27 5tc !9!?VAN 8cy l 1ndef' Phone 772 5651 8 16 lfc et c Su nd~ v and C,l ll c, TEAFORD B 7 tf c AUC TION ev er y T h ur sday l P m Horton St rn Ma son Cons gnment~ w c lc ome I r om 11am to 5 o m orr JI1 773 5471 - NICE 3 room apt and batH all ele c trrc rn Pomeroy Tabletop range wall oven nrcest apt around Phone Gi! ll polr s 4 16 7699 or cvenrngs ~-10 9539 ll 23 t f c tl 21 tf c ., . For Sale For Rent Yard Sales LARGE y i1 r <i sn 0 Harr rsonv rl r 01 t n1 5th 10 2 31c a • • I • • • / YARD S <~l e 11HJrS da-,. and Frrd.ny at r, r dy V an Mat r es Cl rlt on W \a '~<1 m t o6 D rn Baby <; Irett e rn l n t and adult l t t:l 1 n::l" <c r cp n e l ectr rc ta r ~lOth n t n rsc tems Ph on, (1~' t l ~, ,77J J 21p YARD Sa te . •' TR A I LER Oro"wn s Trarln Park Pho n e 99 2 33 1J 9 26 lf c 10 x55 M O BILE hom e country to c <'lfr on Ca ll 99'1. 7649 i'lftr?r 4 pm ' cl u r l (llqh r es d ence 2)5 r. llbE'r ry A v ~ Pomeroy F ~ r d<1 , Oc t J and Sat Oct 5 trorn 8 to 5 bo th days 10 2 31c ' • ',• 1972 W I N CHE S TER Mob t le hom e 60x l :l 2 bedrooms 1 7 ba th s cen1ral arr fur na ce nnd c ar pe i E'd Phon e 992 525 4 or (]01 ) !382 2277 9 '19 tfc 9 1J H e Wanted To Buy ...____________ 4-7-li e CA::,H pa td for a ll makes and mode l s o t mobrle homes Phone area c ode 614 423 953 1 4 13 lfc -------------- - OLD FURNITU!flsu oak tabl es c'ocks rce box'es,\prass beds drsh es d esks or.._ complete households Wr t t e M D Mtller Rt 4 Pome r oy 0 1"1 1o call 992 7760 5 13 tfc See u s for best prtces MOORE'S 1972 3 BEDROOM W1ndsor Mobile Home on 1 acre o t ground For more rn tormM on call 992 7638 124 W Mam. Pomeroy KENNEBEC and cob bler potaloes excel lent qual rty W nte r keepe-rs No l s rze rn 50 tb burlap bags tr esh 1y dug avartab l e lh tS wee k . Reason ably pr ced 1 mile be low 1he Raven swood Fer ry Rt 338 Grea t Bend Paul Sa yr e Farm Port land Ohro Phone !:I JJ 22!36 9 29 6tc 1973 YAMAHA 250 MX 992 2461 Phone 9 29 61p 7 30 1fc Help Wanted STA TI ONARY ENGINEER to run c ollege 11eatmg pl ant Mus1 have 3rd Class Lrcense good work r eco rd and be able to work swrng Shrft Contact ' Den son Unrvers 1y Busrness Managers Olfr ce Granv rl l e 0 Call co ll ect { 61 4 , 587 0810 , ext' 298 Ar't Eoua l Op portun t y Employer 9 26 7tc 1971 KAWASAK I SOOs lr ee t brke showroom cond rtron Mus t see to apprec ate Phone 992 356-4 9 29 6t c BTU gas h ealrng st ove bathroom heater Colmer 2 burner s tov e set o f Chma dtShes 3 record players re t r g See Katre Ca r penter Larkrns 51 Rutland !0 2 3tp d el1ve r ed to our yard We p ck up auto bodtes and buy all ~ n d s o f scrap metals and rron R1de r s Sa l vage, St Rt 124 R1 4 Pomeroy Ohto Call 992 S468 9 6 261D TRUMPET call 992 7275 10 2 ) I.e W I:: NEED 200 tons of shee1 cas t new or old alumrnum Kee p c an s seParate Th e POTATO E S John Hr ll Le t art Rosenberg Co Athens Oh o • Fal ls Oh1o Phone 247 2642 1024tc a 15 tf c SaveS SO On The Pour 9'... 6i!l POMEROY LANDMARK Jack W Carsey, Mgr Phone 992 2181 GREE N beans p rck you r own S2 busl1el b(mg con l a tn er P11one '147 2852 Le t ar t Falls Andrew Cross 9 29 Ol e ---------- - - - - - - 1973 YAMAHA 175 Phone (304) 773 5168 10 2 3tc CA SH$ $$ FOR JU NK CARS Cam p F ry e's Truck and Auto Pa rt s Rutlan d Ohro 24 HO U R WRECKER SE R VICE Phon e 742 6094 ~ 9 10 26tc $800 1970 Suzu k r 1968 G T 0 S-'1 50 Phorte 992 7547 10 2 31p Mobile Homes For Sale ELECTRIC antrque stove $25 Mrs H arry Garnes Sr 115 Kerr Sl Pomeroy or call 992 2069 l 026tC 1973 65 X12 CONCORD mobrle 11ome 1 b ed r ooms carpeted w rll sell w1th or w rthout lot Call 992 7759 or 992 3272 prrced 10 sell 10 2 61p •• •• •• •. •• KOSCOT KOSMETICS & W I GS !The Mrn k Or! Base Cosmetrcs ) P11one BROWNS 992 5113 8 20 lfc Warehouse Closeout! COOPER MUD& SNOW TIRES As much as 20 Pet. off present prtce . Good supply of 15" VW tires and tires for older cars. MOPRE'S w. SPECI A L $6 695 A new 65x!'l Gettysburg by C a st l e 3 b edroom fr ont k ttchen tota l 124 Main Pomeroy e1ectrrc th iS unttr s se t up and ----------- - ~ r eady to move mto II 1S not a HEDM A N Headers w ill frj STER EO radro am fm 6 t ra ck c h ea py r' s a top QlJalrty Dodg e Plymouth or Chrvs t ape comb m atron -4 speaker mobile home and pr ced far l er 318 or 3 t0 $60 never so u n d sys t eM Balance below s rm tar mod els Hom e been ust>d Ca ll 991 3661 $ 109 l2 or eas y t erms Cal l s 10Cflted m 1he coun try 9 20 151 c 992 3965 mob tle hom e park. a t Oarwrn Oh ro M etgs Local Schoo l APPLES F tzpa tr ck Orchard 10 1 He Ots trr c t You wr ll entoy lr vrng Stu t e Rou t e 6!19 Phone NE W 1974 Z I G ZAG 5 EW1NG rn tl1rs rur a) setlrng w th a ll Wrlkesvrtle 669 3785 MACH I NE S In d rt gr na1 crty conv en rences Call 992 9 25 26tc factory ca rt on Zrg Zag to 7034 fo r f urth er rn format on 10 2 Stc make buttonholes , sew on PIG S for sa te P l1 one 949 4490 - ~-- -buttons monograms , and 9 27 12tc make fancy d esrg ns wrtl1 tus t the 1wrst of a sr ngl e d ra 1 Left rn l ay a way and never been KELV IN ATOR eleclrrc s1ove FOUR rooms an d bath ut rl rty u sed Will se ll fo r on l y $47 per f ect cond Iron P11one 99 '1 room forced a r furnac e cash or t erms a'\a r1ab le 3105 or con1act Kenneth W ri t Screen ed rn porcl1 furn1s l1 ed Phone 992 7755 at We tch town H 1ll Mrners for 1100 a montl1 Phon e 8113 10 1 tfc v ril e 27 41 or 992 5630 9 26 12tc ELECTRO L UX vacuum 10 2 Jtc c l ean er A 1 cond 1!10n uses CLAR IN ET Srgnet w 1h a case TRA I LER lo t sewe r wate r and paper b ags has cordwrnder a t I wood Phon e 992 2602 gas 2' , m te s fr om and many a tt ac hm en ts Also ( 9 27 ;tp Harr rsonvrlle Ca ll 7<12 382 1 shampooe r attachme nt tn el uded (On l y 4 available) at 10 2 3tc STOVE natura l gas Tempco ~37 70 cash or term s 60 000 B TU t an th er mostat avarlable Phone 99 2 7755 lOU j)ercenf safety contro ll ed 10 1 ffc ___._ Phone 992 2602 9 27 6tp PH ILCO porta bl e T V bla ck an d wl1 rte Phon e 992 577 1 COMPLETE se 1 o f bunk beds 10 1 6t c tr ke new Phone 985 3968 10 I 6tp KNAPP shoes socks and ta cke ts 11 styl es on sa 1e TWO 4 room and ba th apts rn BOUGH T home and P hon e 992 5324 Middleport For mtormalton r em od e1m g? Wrll sa cr rft ce 9 10 1 tfc ca 11 992 2550 or 7426551 tons B TU better ar r c on 7 3 tfc d Ironer an d a 6000 sertes F I REWOOD for sa te Phone --------------'unrve r sa t c ustom Hu s l1 742 4831 COU NTRY M ob 1t e Home Park ga r bade d tsposa l both used 6 10 1 12t c Rt 3-3 , t en miles l'lorth of mo ntl1 s $3 00 P11one 985 428 5 Pomer,.,y La rge lots w rtl1 10 1 Jtc GR OCERY busrness for sale c oncret e paltos, Si d ewa l ks Butldrng for sa te or le ase runners and off s tre e t A FE W n ew band 1nstrume~s Ph one 773 5618 fro m 8 lOp m parking A l so, spaces for Con{\"'!: I Re n ee St one 992 75~7 to 10 p m for apporntment sma ll trader s Phone 992 7479 9 4 tfc 3 20 tfc 7 21 tf c For Rent ____________ _ - ------------- -------------- ' .. ' "•,-_- --------------- '\ '- --------------3 AND 4 I<:OOM furntshed and unfurnt she d apa r tmen t s .... ' '• Phone 99 2 5434 SOLI D VINYL SIDING • 4 12 lie ---,.-- --------PRIV A TE m eetmg room lor any organ1zat ron 3975 P r oduced l rQm a s pec ral vrny l compound made by B. F Goodr.c h and Monsanto 5 l1mes thrcker 1h an metal s rdrng Wrll not d Pnl chr p, crack peel r ot rus t OF' chalk phone 992 3 11 tt c - ------ - ------TRAI LER spac e tor rent on Browne ll Ave ca l l 992 2625 ' . ---- - ---- Mrdd l epo. I FREE HOME ESTIMATES 9 '15 tfc ~ ---~ 2 6EOROO M mobile rome rn IV\rdd1epbrt Phone 992 251l0 .Jfte r 7 30 o m 10 1 ti c SU PERIOR VINYL PRODUCTS ' Ca ll Collect 1 592 55114 Athens , Oh•o [stalled 8-K EXCAVATING See or Call ·. Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 -7089 N1ght 992 -3525 or 992 -52l2 BUILDING OR nfE DEPENDABLE CONTRACTING CO. home Do es your requ rr e any of these servtces? •• GREAT COUNTRY STEREO 92.1 'WMPO-FM M•ddtej)or:t 1-'om~roy ~lNO ' ,.0\JT- OQOIINO REDECORATING? 3]1 N 2flc! AV Don't forget t h e r oof of your home Ha ve a beau t iful new ,;oaf m sta lled by A l l W ea t her Roof1 ng Co MtDDlE,ORT Close lo Rulland Furnilure i 9 NEW bedroom at dra s ttcaiJy pr.ces Suttes on sale at 169 95 to 229 95 These arereaular values tn 399.95 . v1nyl . VELVET K&H ROOFING All-WEATHER Is your r oo f l eak •n g? Compare our prr ces to any othf'rS we 11 grve you a ot ess 1ona l roof for less 337 N. 2, Middleport S"!_mu ~ 992-2550 ke(n J~mes houses on tt Close to Mtdd leport, 27 acres, large barn and silo milk house tmplement shed, home has 3 $19 95 Se e Us for. your Plumbmg and Heatmg Needs. 949-2684, Racine . 0. Elec & Gas Ranges Refngerators Wr1nger Washers Auto . Washers Elec Drvers USED Emergency Phone 992 3995 or 992 7582 . GREAT PAINT VALUES AT All-.. WEATHER H ARO WARE On Sa te Now qu a ltly Devoe Br1ght Whrt e l a t ex Hou se Pam t tn 2 gallon can~ Only $6 49 p er gallon Brand nam e Roof Pamt, 10 pet ott wh1l e th ey la st Take ad va nt age of th ese great buy s w htl e th e y are stil l 1n sto c k ALL WEATHER: HARDWARE J3 7 No r tfl Seco nd Ave Mt ddleport , Ohto 992 2550 KUHL'S BARGAIN -CENTER Open 9-1, Tues thru Sun Rt 7-Tuppers Plams Price - < - Brg Capac1ty Maytag Automatics 'l speed operation ~ holce of watfr t emps Auto water l evel control Lmt F liter or Power FIn Ag rtator .,. Perm a- Press Maytag Halo of Heat REPAIRED RUTLAND FURNITURE 662 742-4211 Arnold G r ate -Rutland J._:_,;;.:__:_________:_:_:______,--:__JJ ~-- -- --------- - BUICK OPEL -MANTA Up Now 169.95 • Maytag Auto Washer, hke new 149.95 Several Gas & Elec Ranges - We hav e hundr ed s of carpet va l ues Your iob can be comp l eted m 1 to 2 week s No long we lting period 39.95 up Frost- Free Refrtgerator • Coppertone, like new 199.95 SPECIAL! Candy Stripe rubber back CarP.et May tag Wrtnger Washer 39.95 up ~t th Check !he quality and prices Reg S6 "sq yd at the Rutland Bargain Center w1th all the used fu r niture dealers 1n the area: W e're sure you'll relurn to our store. Now $4.99 Sq. Yd. Ntce for bedroorps . kitchens, etc dens, 742· 4211 4 CYLINDER OtiC 75 ~p ENGINE - STANIMIIQ RECLINING FRONT BUCKET SEATS - STANDARD 4 SPEED FUL!.Y SYNCHRONIZED TRANSMISSION STANDARD RACK AND !'INION STEERING - STANDARD POWER - ASSISTED FRONT DISC .BRAKES - STANDARD . £NE~GY ABSORBING BUMPERS & STEERING COWMN - STANDARD TRADITIONALLY GREAT GAS MILEAGE - STANDARD SMITH NELSON'S LOW PRICE - STANDARD . ·- Smith Nelson Motors Inc. RUTLAND FURNITURE 500 E. MAIN iT. Rutland. 0 ., News 3, 4, 15, 6, 13, 8, 10, Sesame St 20 Ad lertan Counseling Tec hn i ques 33 6 30- NBC News 3, A, 15 , CBS New s 8 10 , Bewitched 6 Gomer Pyle IJ 7 00 I. ( News 10. What' s My Llqe 8, Elec Co 20, Bowlt ng for WIN AT BRIDGE • ' Bidding and play a good test I .9 NORTH .• ·.~ . UTrLE ORPHAN ANNIE • :< Q3 <: Bv HelPn :mel Sue Bottd ~= PHONE 992-2174 POMEROY, 0. -I VIRGO (Aug 23 -Se pl 221 fl. ~ or lettmg booze lead HIM - toward a lcoholtsm Whichever , you're hooked up wrlh a mean drunk and my advtse IS run ' - HELEN 1-H Loves Hrm, But Unless you can get hrm mto therapy - and I hope you will, even though you slop lovrng h1m {a nd I hope you do) Thts guy has got to learn that smce booze makes h1m dang._erous, he's one "enlu re Ihal you share don 1 be lao qu1ck lo say what you expec / You II ge t a bell er deal F(n Thursday O ct 3 1974 ARIES (March 21-Apnl 191 rl you let 111e other party ar range 11 SCORPIO (Oct 24-No• 22 ) Somethtng regardrng hnances rs hkely to ge l you a b I up 1 ghl Aller you thmk thrngs lh1ough. you II . see rill work Don 1 h y to 011er c ontrol s rtua I ons today Tl1ey arc I k e ly lo come out mqre 1ortunate for yo u d lelt on \herr own SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21) There s a c oni act you know thr ough your la mrty who mrgh l be Just the rrghl per son to help yc.u wrlh a drl f1 c utt task Try hrm OK TAURUS (Apnl 20 -May 20) Don t te t the petty remark s o1 a small thr nker spoil your fun rf you re out among lrrends to day They II not see much of merr t 1n her comments e I her GE MINI (May 21-June 20) CAPRICORN [Dec 22 Jan The re s a lol more oppor tunrt y tn some thmg !hal you re 1n valved 1n than yo u thrn k Bette1 tak e a hard seco nd look 19) Follow your own hunches today r <~ lh er /h an lrst en to a l rrend wh o may no t be as lucky w rtl1 somet hmg as you would be CANCER (June 21 -July 221 either usmg booze to ge t his oy. n way Thrn gs took ver y PI'Omrs ng lo r you thr s ye <Jr wh ere ; our w a r~ o r c arePr 15 c once r11ed K er>p a lert for a ma rve lou5 opp r)r tuntly c om ng you r w ay LIBRA IS e pl 23 -0cl 23) In R<H>lC Makes Bad Redfellow Rap , 1 My boYfnend 1s a rea l puppy dog - until he gets drunk Then he IS tnt"a n and I'm soh tghtened I gtve m to hun Thl' fmil tmu• !Ins hapJX'f!£-'11, he kn ocked me down Wh Pn I gol up a nd lned l u 1 un rrom h1s apartment he grabbed me, sla pped me ;:~t ound agam, and t ha l's Yo he n I learned lo do what he wan ts when }1e s on the booze Afterwards he cned a nd apologized Smd he thought he'd killed me and wanted to ktll h1m self I forgave htm because you see, I really love htm He never got bruta l a gam, but then I've n ever gtven htm the chance When he's been drmkm g, I kn ow better than to say, 'No' " although I don't wa nt lhat kmd of love - not out of fear He drmks on almost every date now What can I do 1 LOVES HIM Hi\TES THE BOOZJ;: IS Ocl 3 1974 Doni be b l nded by 111e I ril le de tails rn an rmporl;;rn t decr s ton you II be lak1rlg Get the b g PIC !ur<::! then lrt -m \11e parts AQUARIUS {Jan You re more rortun at e rn deal rng w1lh seve ral rndtvldua ls ,ilt once than you are on a one l o one bas1s ll s a good day ror cpmmttlee wo rk LEO (July 23 -Aug 221 A m1n 1mal bu t l ru stra lrng slum bling b lock writ be removed through a l ucky ctrcumstance _, Th1 s w 1\l make wha t you want to achteve eM;•f'' 20-Feb 19) Thrs s a good t me Ia try to wrap up any deal you have where some lhrng ol mater a t valuers an rssue PISCES (Fe b 20 March 201 D sca rd your small rdeas tem po ratt ly Grve more thougll l and att en t on to somelhrng brg ger yo u wnnt to accompl sh of those people" ho should never touch tl - SUE bv THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 5 Enghs h I I Surrender poet " 6 Man te l 5 Fall upon piece II Gtrl's name 7 P lethora 12 Put astde K Wholly t3 Mrracle 9 - had t! ' worker'~ 10 Celllc 12 wds ) Neptune t5 Summer, !4 Greetmg for m Nantes Dolly 16 Slippery IK Lent a customer · hand 11 or the 20 Ear th) krdneys ptgment 19 Central 21 Dove 24 Badly uttera nce 26 Mozart's 22 Snake 23 Prevanca'- Fan Tuttt " tton 27 Prom tse 25 Carry {3 wds ) 27 Htp's predecessor 31 Lake or 28 Hour I It r 29 Waterfall 1 ScolJ 30 Savo r 34 Htghwa) to the 49th 36 Vrkmg leader 37 Grape 40 - podrld3' 42 ~ atry queen 43 'Dreamer 12 wds ) 44 Hunt of baseball 45 Macaw 46 Desk or memo canal +-H Ra p I've loved Joe smce I was Wthough he didn 't know 1l !tllll\o \\Ouldn'l ha'e m ade rl had you remamed hiS gtrl fnend Le ( h1m years later. Even then he had a drmking problem, but I lhou ghtrt prove the cure. By thai ltme you' ll probably both have found would go away. somebody else - HEL,EN AND SUE He's now 24 and I'm 17 He wants us to gel marned. But he ++-+ JUSt fm1shed domg SIX months for public mtox icatlon That Helen and Sue wasn't his first offense I figured up the ~!her day My da d spends nea rly $2.000 a I went to see hun and he treated me very bad Satd the b1g year on Cigarettes and hquor Then he tells Mom we can <a fford ftght we had was what got him rnto thts ftx - he v.enl on a drunk - a vaca tion 1 Here's a poem I wish he d learn 'Tobacco ts a hlthy Later ' he wrote and apologized weed, 'Twas the dev1l sowed the s'eed It robs th e purse a nd soils Four days after he was out of ]al l, he got drunk aga m Now the clothes, and ma kes a chtmney of the nose 1" he's m a hoopttal try mg to dry out for good He's tned lhal That goes double for booze' - UG route before too I stllllove h1m Should l watt for the cure to work ' - C F P S I'd feel like I was lettrng h1m d~wn 1f I left h1m He needs me Dear C.· Think hard Are you m love w1th Joe the person, or Joe the older·man Idol of your early teens ' You ca n't hve the rest of your hfe as <hts guy's guardianmother Turn him loose to surVJve on hts OY.n, and start hvmg your own life H he can't stand alone wtthout your help . be assured he JJ1111MffiM;- ~~..~ ~<>••·'l.J-...~ ~'- Unscramble these roor Jumbles, onre l retter to each squa re, to rorm four ordmarv words 32 Crvtl War vet's org 33 Zoo rarity 35 Ant1toxm 39 Destmy 41 Eggs 42 Medieval dramatr c spectacle ( 2 wds) 47 Ethtcally m senstt1ve 48 Ch01r VOICe 49 Chunp's .snack 50 Pe rf~rmer DOWN I Pos tp<)ne 2 Imbue w1th Joy3 Outsider 4 Lab anuna ii.....L......L._L..J.......L._ DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it KJREP r AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW II D oll ars 6 F rom Sea to Shtnt ng Sea 3. Bea t t he Clock -4 L ei's Make A Deal 13 Spor ts Desk 15 Man Builds Man Destroys J3 7 30 - H ollywood Squares 3 A L et 's M a ke a Deal 6, Wr ld K mgd om 10 To Tell th e Tru t h 13, Sprtng 4 N ew Prtce 15 Right 8, Get Smart 15, Festival Ftlms 33. Co l lec to rs Corn er 20 8 (){) - The Wa lton sa, lO Evenrng a t Pops 20, 33, Sterr a 3 4,15 Odd Couple 6 13 The Way II Was 20 B 30 - Paper Moon 6. 13 9 00 - Stre et s of San Fran c tsco 6 13 In te rna t ional Perform a nce 33, lrons1de 3 4, 15 Movtes ' Th e Oscar" 8 ' Th~ Haw;)nans • 10 10 00 - Journey to Japan 33, Mov m ' On 3, 4 15 H ar ry 0 6 13 Ne-ws 20 10 30 - Da y At Nrght 33, You r Future I s Now 20 11 00 - News6 10, 13 ABC N ews 33 11 30 - Mtss1on lmposs1bl e 6 Untouchab les 13, Janak• 33 Johnny Carson 3 4. 15 WFL Football B 12 00 - News 3, A, 8, 15 • 12 30 - W1 l d Wild West 6, Wtde W orld Specta ll 3 1 00 - Tomorrow 3, 4, Take Five for L1f e 15 2 00 - Ycsterda} 's Answer News 4 13 CUTOS I One letter s1mply stands for ano th er In th1s sample A IS used f or the three L's, X for the two 0 s, etc Smgte l etter s. apostrophes, the length and formahon of th e words are all hmts Each day the code letters are dtfferent CRYPTOQUOTES I I I I I I ISIBUHL iOTAKE 'TO l'l:i:AC.H A LOFT'/ O~JECTIVI: rJ I I Now arrance the circled letters to form the surpnse answer, u '====i;;;~~~~~;;;~~·u~r~g~•:•t.d~ by the above cartoon.~ 1'-_..;.:.Priii=-..=--=::..::M=.::: SWIII Iiln=---__jl [ I I 11 J 'I v~.t~rday'• ~Anlwt:n lomvrrowl " lu-mhl•• LADLE PLUME NEARBY FRACAS An.w~r1 How he lourul file football - "PANE-FULLY X QUWXUJU TWHU BPMB BPMB BAHBP TLJU ARGURBK , PLWIK BLTUBPUA, RLB GURB FXJXWXYMBXLR QHB ~ TUAMWI XK LRW N LH'A TLJUAR XBKU WS . , SLAI Yesterday's Cryptoquole: WE SHOULD LIV E AND LEARN, ' BUT BY THE TIME WE'VE LEARNED, IT'S TOO LATE TO ... TifT.' f"o\Rf'tT ..TN WELlS • LITTLE ORPHAN AfCNIE-BULL' 8 ..EYE + KQ ,13 ... A K1098 WEST EAST • K 10 5 2 • J 86 ¥ 9»52 ¥AJI0 7 10 9 5 B6 ... 32 ... Jti54 SOUTH IDl + + • A Q74 3 • 64 + 1\742 ... Q7 Netther vu lner able ,. West North E a st South Pass 3. 4NT Pass Pass 5• 6+ Pass Pass Pass 3+ }AS()~ Pass I hope Opem ng lead - 5 ALLEY And he wants to bu~ our house. Doc's and AverLJ·s ~ou 1sn"t • c omrn' down 111 aq"1n, Mr Wallett Pass + By Oswald & James Jacoby THS:Y CAt.!. THEM 5ELVE5 "CAPTAtfJ EA5 Y" AND '6 WA~l·H N C3T0 ~ iU&B~ 8UT ?OMS- THtN6 TELL6 ME T~EV RE AS PHONY AS •9 ~ ILL., ' for the Board 11 of t he Olympiad fund game IS a test of both b1ddrng and play North and South should get to s1x diamonds It IS a good contract and Will be reached eastly tf South's f1rst reb1d IS m diamonds. It doesn't matter 1f North's first r espon se ts two clubs or three clubs He can barge mto Blackwood as soon as South brds the dia mond SUI! The best lead IS a d1amond South s hould wrn m dummy and decide that hts best hne of play ts to play to s~ up dummy by ruffmg out one heart and possibly one club Then he leads dummy's kmg of hearts East wtll take his ace and lead a second trump wh1ch South also wms tn dummy Then Sout~s the queen of hearts an fs dummy's last hear~ WI s last small trump No)V he 1s ready to go after clubs He plays h1s queen of clubs, followed by a c lub to dummy's kmg Now he ca11; ruff a low c lub w1th h1s ace of trumps, cash the ace of spades, ruff a spade w1th dummy's three of trumps, cash dummy 's la s t h1gh trump and score the last two triCks With the ace and 10 of clubs parkinq lot! DON'T WORRY, 'THERe IS NOTHING BUT A GRASSY SLOPE A ..EAD OF 'oOU! -nlEN HURRY IT u~ ORVIu,.e ! THJ!rr -nlrNG IS ALMOST qt'l "lOP OF US . Lz:an ;~ .,rp; ;,:;z :1 The b1dd mg has been West North East I+ Pass P-ass _..2 + Pass Pass 3+ Pass 1• 3• 4 NT Pass • 5+ Pass 2 I South PAW MUST BE GOIN' .--.r THRU HIS SECONT • EUER G IT HIM :TO PICK UP ENIIIV OF HIS TOVS IIJOMAN 15 WINNING !! CHILDHOOD WOMAN IS WINNING!!! ' You. South. hold .AK843 •A2 +Q 4 .K Q 87 What do yoU do now? A-Bid ~I• diamond• It " pouible to set 6p some hand where you don't belong In sb Possible, but most inaprobable TODA V'S QUESTION Instead of brdct.ing f1ve dra- I • monds your partner has b t~ f 1ve \ I hearts tn r esponse to your B lack wood to show two aces What do you do? 2 Generation Rap Dryer s Surro un d clothes With gentle , even 11eat No hot spots no overdrylng F1nE Mesh L 1nt F i lte r We Specialize m MAYTAG Red Carpet Serv•ce Now 149.95 cons ultant 15 6 00 - - -~- --- ----- -- ~PIANo-lun ~g-a-;:;-d--;:;pa r r Several Sels of Coffee & End Tables 19 95 up S 30 - Elec Co 33. Hodgepodge Lodge 20 News6 Trails Wesl Phone 667-3858 Oak , was 269 95 and free padding Talk lo Wende ll Glate , carpet Do IJ , FBI J, Andy Grrffllh 8, lro nsode 11 FURNITURE Walnut, was 299 95 Sq Yd $45 $35 Somethmg for every room m your house 1 Too much to h st- come out & see what w e have' , Special of Week 2 CHINAS • and up Includ es lnstalla fton $35 (Closed Mondays I DOZER or ba c kl1oe work P11on e 446 3981 or 446 3459 9 8 tfc Performance 33 3 00 - Another World 3, 4, 15, Price Is R1ght 8 10, Gener al Hosptta l 6, 13 , Great Am ertcan--'Dream Ma c h tne 33 3 30- HowToSurv•vea Marrta ge3, 15 , MatchGameB, 10 One L1feto L1ve 13, lassie 6 . Do llar Decls1ons 20 A 00 - Mr Cartoon & The Banana Spltts 3, Somerset 15, Tat t leta les 8, Sesame St 33, Gilligan's Is le 6 , $10,000 Pyramtd 13, Bonanza A , Movte " Gt got" 10 4 30 - Jackpol4 , Bonanza 15 , Mod Squad 6, Glll •gan's Is 13 Bonanza 15 , Bewitched 3 Lucy Show 8 S 00 - Merv Griffin 4, Ml sler Rog ers 20, J3, Anylhong You Can S30 up S25 up MISC .. Scads ol whatnots, kntck knacks lan1mal famthes, Sl 25 set) & dodads; lamps , lamp shades, 52 for lg stze; paperback books 10c ea ; new Tup perware 20 25 pet off reg. price , used records & reel tapes, record & reel tape players, much , much more!' Da ys of Our L: tves 3, 4, 15 , N ewlywed Gam e 13 , Gu 1dtng Light 8, 10 . Insight 3J 2 30 - Doclors 3, 4, 15 Grrl <n My L<le 13 Edge of N<ght B 10 day money - back guarantees•) N0. 2 $] 95 2. 00 - USED APPLIANCES ( ALL applances have 30- up CARPOING 501 NYLON I 30 - Jeopardy 4, 15 Lefs Make A Dea l 6, 13 , As lhe World Turns B 10 Dig II 3J, Te lelhon J (only 16 to,sell) x12 Thnftex lm Rugs, Sir II Only $6 95 10 4 ttc V 1 00 - News 3, All My Children 6, 13 Green Acres 10 , Not For Women 01 1y 15 , Maktng Tblng s G r ow 33 , Ph1l Donahue 8 Young & Restless 10, Not For Women Only 15 , Maktng Thmgs Grow 33 VERY SPECIAL PUR CHASE New Vmyl & Herculon Recliners 39 95 up Several Ntght Stands 19.95 "2 2568 12 55- NBC News J 15 foam Bunk Mat SANI TAT IO N . Phon e Charl es Scott 992 37 18 9 17 32tp 12 00- Jackpot 3, 15, Password 6. Bob Braun's 50 50 Club 4 News 8, 10 , M r Rogers 33, News 13 • 12 30 - Ce lebrity Sweepstakes 3, 15 , Spltt Second 6 , Sea r c h for Tomorrow 8 10 , Aft ernoon wlth OJ 13 , E lec Co 33 $69.95 2- Rollaway Beds 19 95 up Twm & Full Slle Beds 29.95 BR , ba!h . d rnlng room , TV 22~9<>r Patchwork Swtvel Rock er s AROBIC PH 534.95 S79 95 up 5 B edroom Suites room, som e pane l mg and a c oustic tile Savmgs accounts are like toothpaste; easy to take out , but hard to put back 1n. 992 3035 B. 10 11 55- CBS News8 Dan lmel "s Wor ld 10 E A maple Table pc Maple Bedrms , bkcase headbd $132.50 SYSTEMS STEWART , O HIO Pnced to Sell Wurlttzer Elec Console Organ wtth bass pedals Save SlOO mos!ly holl Orlgmally had 2 BRADBURY - MILLER 2 Sels Bunk Beds trarler , about 200ft . frontage on Rt 7, conta1ns 1'14 acre s, TANKS 8 Tatll ela les 10 49 95 Sels Brady Bunch 6 10 00 ~ Company 6 ltl1as Yoga & You 33, Joker's Wild 8 10 Name That Tune 3, 15 10 30 - Gambtt 8, 10 . Wmnmg Streak 3, 4, 15, Ph i l Donahue 4 11 00- Password 13, Now You See It 8. lO H1gh Roll er s 3, 4, 15 $10,000 Pyramtd 6, Sesame St 33 30 - Holl ywoo d Squares 3, 4 15 Brady Bunch 13, Lov e of L1fe pc Heavy Spantsh Table Sets, dk oak or maple S89 ----------- -L -- ~ CLEANED , DRESSER 19.95 LEASE OR BUY POMEROY - For home or pc SEPr1C TANK S cle an ed reasonable ra tes P11 446 A782 , Gallipolis John Russel l . owner and op era to r 5 12 lie SEWAGE Solid Oak Busmess room with apart ment over, has many extras, does need s om e repa tr " BARGAINS" ARE OUR MIDDLE NAME'! pc Ltv.ng Rms from $179 Recliners Herculon , - ' a, 8 55- News 13 9 00 - AM3 , Paul Otxon 4 Phil Donahue 15 M ts l er Roge rs 33 Bullwmkle 8 ; Movt e ' The Blue M ax 13 9 30- Lucy Show 8 , E l ec Co 20 Not for Women Only J. Hazel NEW FURNITURE All that IS needed for a free est1mate IS a phone call Please Phone SE PTIC NO.I Special of Week DOWNTOWN POMEROY - 8 Sunnse Semtnar 4 Su mm er Sem ester 10 Farm Report 13 30 - Frve Mmutes to L1ve By 4 News 6. B1ble Answers 6 School Scene 10 Pattern s for Lr v mg 13 35 - Col umbus Today 4 45 - Morntng Report 3 Farmttme 10 00 - Today 3. 4 15 CBS News 10 Farmers Daughter 13 Bugs Bunny 6 30 - New Zoo Revue6 E1ghty D ays 13 00- Capt Ka ng aroo 8 N ew Zoo Revue 13, Sesame St 13 Popeye 10 25 - Jack Lalanne 13 Cap t K anga roo 10 8 30 - FOR FREE est 1ma tes on a l umrnum replacement wmdows stdtng, storm doors and wrndow s, R a rlmg Phone Char l es Lrsle, Syracuse , 01110 Carl Jac ob , Sales Representattve v V Johnson and son Inc 4 30 tfc 0. RUTLAND -F ree Gas, 60 6 t., « Your boyfnend 6 00 6 25 - 2 11 tt c }q , I LHHB • THURSDAY, OCT 3,1974 0 Free Estimate. Lawn Mowers acres, 2 hou~s over 8,000 sq . ft of b'lfild tng s under roof , about 20 level acres on R t 124 and s tde road , Ideal bu1ldmg sites stocked pond 12 30 - Wtl d Wt ld We st6 W1de World Speoal13 1 00 - Tomorrow 3, 4 Ta ke F ve for L 1fe 15 2.00 - N ews 4 13 1 I If so. Call us Now for a BOWERS REPAIR Q.ELAND 608 E . REALTY MAIN ~ Day a! Nr ghl 33 00 ~ News 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 13, 15, ABC News 33 11 30 - Johnny Ca r son 3 M tss 1on lmposst bl e 6 Untouch abl es 13 , Janakl 33 Movte Never So Few" a ' Dear Heart ' 10 a TF A~OfJD Pets For Sale SYRACUSE - EXCAVAT IN G dozer loader an d backhoe work sept ic 1anks nsta tted dump tru c k s anti lo boys for h tre Wi l l haul ftll d rrt top so 1 lrm esto ne & grave r Ca ll Bob or Roger Je ff ers day pl10ne 992 7089 nrgh l phone 99'1 3525 or 992 1 RACINE PLUMBING All Small Appliances AND HEATING rtver , larg e level fenced yard or garden 3 BR , bath, natur al g as, FA h eat basement O ld but pnced nght 992 3509 7 vYILL lr rm or cut tr ees an d Sh r ubbery Also clea n out basem ents a ttr cs etc Phone q49 J211 or 742 44-41 9 6 26t c EXCE L SI OR Salt Works E Ma rn Sf Pom eroy A l l krnd s of salt wa t er pe ll e ts water nuggets block sa lt and own Qh ro R rv er Sa lt Phone 992 PURE B R E 0 Ge rm an Sl1ephe rd 3891 6 s tf c pup sso bl ack 3 mont h s o ld Phon e PHebe f emale Rober ts 949 3342 or 247 ?64 1 SEPT I C Next to H1ghway TANK S c l eaned 10 2 11t C Modern Sa nr tal ron 992 J954 or Garage on Route 7 992 7349 AKC 5 1 Berna r d Puppres 7 Pomeroy Route 3 9 1B ttc weeks Sl 50 Phon e 843 2438 9 26 6tc AUTOMOB IL E tnsurance b een -~ - - -..~---- -- cance ll ed? Lost your •EW IN G MACH I NES Repar r REDUCTION of grown AKC toy oper a t or s 11 ce nse Call 992 :e t vrce all makes 992 22!34 pood l es S50 eacl1 pup s S65 7!t28 Th e Fabrrc Shop Po meroy Stamese krll ens S I S Phone I 6 15 He Auth ortze d Sr ng er Sales and 256 6'147 Serv 1ce We sharpen Sc rssors 10 I 26tc READY MIX CO N CRE TE 31!9 ffc detrve r ed nght t o your DOZER wo r k land c l ear rng by pro 1ect Fas t and easy F ree es trmate s Phone 992 32 64 the ac r e hourly or contract farm ponds roads, e t c La rge Goeg l etn Ready M rx Co M1dd l eport Ohro do ze r and operator w tth over HOUSE fo r sa l e Phon e 992 20 years experrence Pu llrn s 567 ! 630Hc , Ex:cavatrng , Pom eroy Oh ro 9 ?9 Ole Phone 992 2478 CREMEAN S CO N C R E TE 12 191fc LOTS lor sate•traller or house de lt ve r ed Monday through A l l utt!rtres Pl1on e 74? 1A1'> Sa tu rday and evenmgs O'DELL A 1t nement l ocated Ru tland Ohro Prr ce $2 500 Phone 446 1142 beh ind Rutland Grad e School 7 16 1fc 6 13 lfc compl e te front end servtee brakes and tu neups, wheels B US INE SS bu tl drng, 50d0 LAST BID Hom e Improvement balanced e tectron tc ally Open cement drt ve Rt 124 near ca rp entry work roofrng 8 to B dar 1y Call 742 3232 on Rutla n d Phone 742 5051 parn tm g car p et rnstallatJOn Su nda y for app t B 21 lfc fr ef' est 1mat es All wo rk 1 16 tt c guaranteed Phone 742 5081 9 22 tfc C BRADFORD Auct ton eer Complete Se rvr ce P11one 949 3621 or 949 3161 Rae me , Oh iO Cr ltt Bradford 5 1 tfc POMEROY, 9 10 6 6 "'-'2 ]6 1 ~ Em p!oyment Wanted Ltttle House on Pratne 3 4 15 That's My M ama 6 13 Sons & Daughters 10, Men Whd M ade t he Mov 1es -y?, 33 30- Mov1e ' Death Sen t ence 13 Congratulations It' s A Boy I " 6 00 - Cannon 8 10 . Lucas Tanner '3 4 15 Season of Celebrat1on 20, 3.;1 30 - T1m We1sberg Jazz Rock 00 - Festtval Fl lms33 Pe trocel ll 3 4 15 Get Crhtsh e Love 6 13 N!an Hunter 8, 10 8 M1dd leport, Oh1o ALL· WEATHER : 992-2550 ASSOCI AT I= '> Log oo - 8 215 N SecondS! 5232 '10] 2.l'H GORDONB . • ~ ,¥.=:·:·!!!·~·::.»:·>:-:::::_..::-~:::::.<:-::::=:.·-·:::• • .·:::·. :·:•: ;.;.;...,_..:::·:·: :·:···:·.·:·:·>:·>:-X·~:·:·:::-:·:·:·:·:-:-:(; Beal 20 9 Known & Relmble Service Oll rc•' Q<i? 3 1}~ HtlrNI Tf-A •·CR[) 12x6S 3 BE:DROOM mo bile home on 1' 1 ac r e to t Phone 992 23~ 9 29 7tc - n Interior; Exterior Decorating ancl Remodeling ALL GOOD THINGS COME TO THE OTHER FELLOW IF YOU WAIT ( )( 1 10 JO TRAILER t ractor la nd some f 1m ber, la rg e o l der home and ba rn 2 farm ponds $60 000 0 . Wt.-dnt•sdm D1agnost rc - Presc rlf:ittve Teachmg of Readmg 33 News 3 4 8 10 15 · Jou rney to Japan 33 , Bewrtched 6 Gomer Pyle 13 .. 7 00 - News 10 What 's M y L rne 8 Truth or Cons 3 4 Celeb Sweepst akes 3, Zoom 22 , I Spy 15 Elec Co 20 Bowltng for Dollars 6 7 30 - Let' s Make A Deal 6 Mel T tll ts 8 Pol l ee Surgeon 3 Name That Tun e 4 Ep1 so de Actto n 33, Th e Judge 10 Book Parts. H eah ng Coohng Refr1g . 'Piumb1ng Electrical Applianc e All work guarapleed D1scount to Se nior C1t1zens 771 Pe11rl Street Middleport, Oh1o Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 St•nt lnl' l, MICidlepn rt·Pnmeroy, 6 JO - • I n.lth 6 oo - N ewsJ 4,8, 10 1jaABC News13 SesameSt 20, N ews6 ' P&J The ' WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2,1974 VINYL > IDING PH . 992 -7454 or 992-7129 carpo rl Only $9500 CATTLE FARM - 157 ac res 60 For Rent or Sale Serv1ce COMPANY Real Estate For Sale For Sale ---------complete ------and J UN K a u t os s Waler L1ne s and Power Lmes All work done b;' the fool or contract Also dozer work a nd seplt c tank s m- B. Th1ford '-J r LOTS - So m e 1 acre tn sub d1vts 1on Some s urtable for t r arler s tn other location s POMEROY - Near stores and sc h oo l a nd buslness section New ly reno vated 3 bedrooms panelmg hot wilte r h eat, f ull basement Askmg $19 500 RUTLAND Level lol , 3 bedroom home, bath . family room front porch utll •f y and 1969 NOVA 6 cy 1tnder au to exce ll ent cond tlron Easy on gas reason tor sellmg owner overseas Phone 949 3811 9 26 6tp wagon $ 1 195 good condrt1on P hon e 992 76'10 24 tf c DITCHING SERVLCE Fre-e Estimates, Mtddleport, O:f htgh S500 1 9~9 CHEVY Townsman stat1 on Amertcan Hardware 1970VALIA NT 65x12 3bedroom t ully carp et ed L P gas heat -t AR 0 Sa l e W ednesday and Phon~ 991 77 51 Tl1 ui'" Sday 9 a m on 1h e 8 25 tfc corner 0 1 Four1h and Brown St Mason W V a 1972 1\ TL A N T IC 2 b c drdom 10 1 2tc mob le hom e Phone 992 2709 or7 l'l5 6J 1 R UMMA GE sate at Sacr f:'d 9 29 6tc Heart Church ba s ement Friday Oct 4 from Q to 3 2 BEDROOM mobrle home rn pm town SJ 500 Call 992 39 75 or ! 0 1 3tc 992 257 1 WE A~ t:: p ckmg up a p a no n you r area and wou l d 1 ke some re sponstb le pl:!rty to take over paym ents Call Cred tl Manager (614! 772 5669 or wrtl e 260 East Man Stree t Chr l 1•cotl1e Ohro 45601 BIKE SALE Water, Electnc, Gas, Se wer lm es, on& Ia li ed Work guaranteed Dozer, Backhoe, Truck s Limestone & F1ll 01rt Co mmercial Res 1dentt al Con struct ton & Remodel •• T~l~vision Business Services' . Brokl't 1965 DODGE Pr c kup 6 c yl 8f t bed $175 Also 1964 Dodge 4 a r $75 Phon e 949 476 5 9 29 6tc 1969 FOR O va n ca rpet back sea ts and rnags Phone 99'1 5663 'o 110 M(' ch,lnr c Sln·•· t Pom er oy, OhiO IS/69 Factory Closeouts 9 26 6! p YAR D Sate s Fttday a n d Sat urday Smalley s G ft 5hop Che ste r Ohro All mercl1and rs e rnu s t go 1o 2 3tc .' •• 50 W HIT E L eghorn 11 ens drf ferent breeds of roos l ers 4 month s ol d For d motor 352 engrne 800 l b Ho t stern Hereford h£' fe r Phone 8J) 7353 9 29 5tc V~rqrl 9 29 61p MU X I G\Ji fl/' ~o r orrt •• I="URNIS H ED apartment adults on 1\o n M rctdleport Phone 992 3874 5 12 lf c BEAN S brrng your own con tamer Prck your own Arno l d Hupp Phon e 217 2623 9 n 7tc 1967 P O NTI AC F rreb1rd 400 11 barr el Holley ca rbu retor Etdebrook. manrfold srde exh.luSI new mag whee l s 4 new ttr es n ew parnl tob and eny rne overhauled Phone 992 !?71 after 6 p m 9 29 4tc r 7 room s ond I U 7 61 C 350 V a aut... T' at tc P steer1ng & brakes da r k b l ue fm 1sh bl ue mtc rr o r L ue v rnyl roc' l actory atr cond tl ton ed l tk e new w w trr e~ radto Many o t her extr~s and v cn 1 19/5 Oft c n d( r s Sub e el to il r r C'SI So on( {I Jan eal e J ot111 so n 10 ? 71p THER E wtl l b e a meet nq 11 r Cr~r n r 'i ll (4,'/ .. t • • • H rrry E tor .., ,1 1c h,llh 1 o t ot rcnlodc l nq {. lose to 'r( tllrn t r.ry sc hool and hoo;p.t.l l on Wr rq tll St Make a r o lfl' l Phqn t• 991 31178 10 I 61C •n WI CCio..t d on l y -. t• () wln t /\/lr<., 1 rooms and llalh t wo lot <> 'l ? 11. 100 C<lC h \l ?V'l P t1onr' 9V7 'ltl9A 10 I SIC 15 - It()\ I · E J on HO\J I I I I\ H~ ()I (I <., I ! For Sale 1 t? l NO H.U,N TIN G or lr ( 'ip clSS rHt 0d n1y f arm W tr h o u t p Pr rn• '>'> on the "~les Auto R~al Estate • j \ ' ,_ .I • "' \ -- �•. ' I • ' Sentinel· Clf!:ssifieds Get Results! Not1ce ® WANTED B odd E? rs on s .lwdwt hcntl n o f rom m 11 e1t f..;o, 1o, S prtn gs 0 ~110 to C It mcnt .., S tat E' T r ee Nu r st ry 1 1 W ~ Vi! P tlymcnt wot I 1f1VOI C£' on <I p('r fOil S.awdusr lro 11 <~n y milt '.I.··:•• •• • L ,11-..m b (' b y - bl S <, v. ou t ct be il l lowed b u t s nwrl •SI •nu s t be f resh <~n o ct (' ,ln F01 rit>li\d S SN' A I .'Ill f.? p , ,lS IC' C' Nursery Su pl D O ll t> l IIPO tO ? l t c rentct•nd C' r ot y(' clr 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY ll( fi " , rr 1970 CHEV CARLO ·~O NTE 12~95 1'/' 1 1973 CK 10 PICKUP Sl495 1 W hf'cl Dnve lock rng frt hubs V 8 eng me 4 speed lrCl n". power sl eerrng & brakes rad o c hr lrt & r ear bumper s tt l(• 1972 CHEVROLET PICKUP S2295 6 cy l sta nd lrans 6 1 ' Sl eps tde r ad o low m ll ea ge by orrg rna l loca l ov. n er Good t tr es Rac,ne Gun C htb Thursday Oct 3 A l l memb e r <, ar e ,lS~ C' d ro be p r esent 10 I J t c DIDN T KNOW THAT' MGM F l ea Mark E> t S p e cta ls '5 5 •ns td e SJ out s •de S pr ng A ve Porn p ro y Oh o j Co ll ectors Eve r y Sat d e alers l ?'l P01111 roy ·ru or W I LL TRADE F INANCING ARRA N GE D WIT H MINIMUM DOWN Wil l r.1.t c, r' .~r '> ltdrnq wrntlow c onsrder trade t or o l de r 11 UUO n •!I CS PhOilC' 717 ?UOJ home t ra d er or land on l hr S 10 '} 61 C new J bed room 1 ba t h 11om e wrth '] car gu rage lar ge 1971 1 OR au t omi'l lr c Oodqe tam rly room arr condrltOnr n g Coronel qood qas m lt'oqe Move tn tmm ed ta te l y Call Pt1 on e V9 { 577 1 now 99? S976 10 I 61C 9 24 tic I ORI1 R.l nq ! r X I I In ck. p " 10' {' nqrne i'lutomnt rc 197tGMC tonpu 1000 N O MO N EY DOW N Monthly paymen ts acco rctrn g 1o 1n n 1ilc~ Clutomat c p s 350 cu come N ew) bedroom home •n Vll Phon e 985 39?6 w 111 wiJII to wat1 carp~ trn g on 10 1 61P I acre l andscaped lo t s Ca ll lod ay l or more rnfo r mat ron 1966 T H U N DERB I RD 992 597 6 J50 P11one 99? 530 1 9 211 tf c 9 27 5tc !9!?VAN 8cy l 1ndef' Phone 772 5651 8 16 lfc et c Su nd~ v and C,l ll c, TEAFORD B 7 tf c AUC TION ev er y T h ur sday l P m Horton St rn Ma son Cons gnment~ w c lc ome I r om 11am to 5 o m orr JI1 773 5471 - NICE 3 room apt and batH all ele c trrc rn Pomeroy Tabletop range wall oven nrcest apt around Phone Gi! ll polr s 4 16 7699 or cvenrngs ~-10 9539 ll 23 t f c tl 21 tf c ., . For Sale For Rent Yard Sales LARGE y i1 r <i sn 0 Harr rsonv rl r 01 t n1 5th 10 2 31c a • • I • • • / YARD S <~l e 11HJrS da-,. and Frrd.ny at r, r dy V an Mat r es Cl rlt on W \a '~<1 m t o6 D rn Baby <; Irett e rn l n t and adult l t t:l 1 n::l" <c r cp n e l ectr rc ta r ~lOth n t n rsc tems Ph on, (1~' t l ~, ,77J J 21p YARD Sa te . •' TR A I LER Oro"wn s Trarln Park Pho n e 99 2 33 1J 9 26 lf c 10 x55 M O BILE hom e country to c <'lfr on Ca ll 99'1. 7649 i'lftr?r 4 pm ' cl u r l (llqh r es d ence 2)5 r. llbE'r ry A v ~ Pomeroy F ~ r d<1 , Oc t J and Sat Oct 5 trorn 8 to 5 bo th days 10 2 31c ' • ',• 1972 W I N CHE S TER Mob t le hom e 60x l :l 2 bedrooms 1 7 ba th s cen1ral arr fur na ce nnd c ar pe i E'd Phon e 992 525 4 or (]01 ) !382 2277 9 '19 tfc 9 1J H e Wanted To Buy ...____________ 4-7-li e CA::,H pa td for a ll makes and mode l s o t mobrle homes Phone area c ode 614 423 953 1 4 13 lfc -------------- - OLD FURNITU!flsu oak tabl es c'ocks rce box'es,\prass beds drsh es d esks or.._ complete households Wr t t e M D Mtller Rt 4 Pome r oy 0 1"1 1o call 992 7760 5 13 tfc See u s for best prtces MOORE'S 1972 3 BEDROOM W1ndsor Mobile Home on 1 acre o t ground For more rn tormM on call 992 7638 124 W Mam. Pomeroy KENNEBEC and cob bler potaloes excel lent qual rty W nte r keepe-rs No l s rze rn 50 tb burlap bags tr esh 1y dug avartab l e lh tS wee k . Reason ably pr ced 1 mile be low 1he Raven swood Fer ry Rt 338 Grea t Bend Paul Sa yr e Farm Port land Ohro Phone !:I JJ 22!36 9 29 6tc 1973 YAMAHA 250 MX 992 2461 Phone 9 29 61p 7 30 1fc Help Wanted STA TI ONARY ENGINEER to run c ollege 11eatmg pl ant Mus1 have 3rd Class Lrcense good work r eco rd and be able to work swrng Shrft Contact ' Den son Unrvers 1y Busrness Managers Olfr ce Granv rl l e 0 Call co ll ect { 61 4 , 587 0810 , ext' 298 Ar't Eoua l Op portun t y Employer 9 26 7tc 1971 KAWASAK I SOOs lr ee t brke showroom cond rtron Mus t see to apprec ate Phone 992 356-4 9 29 6t c BTU gas h ealrng st ove bathroom heater Colmer 2 burner s tov e set o f Chma dtShes 3 record players re t r g See Katre Ca r penter Larkrns 51 Rutland !0 2 3tp d el1ve r ed to our yard We p ck up auto bodtes and buy all ~ n d s o f scrap metals and rron R1de r s Sa l vage, St Rt 124 R1 4 Pomeroy Ohto Call 992 S468 9 6 261D TRUMPET call 992 7275 10 2 ) I.e W I:: NEED 200 tons of shee1 cas t new or old alumrnum Kee p c an s seParate Th e POTATO E S John Hr ll Le t art Rosenberg Co Athens Oh o • Fal ls Oh1o Phone 247 2642 1024tc a 15 tf c SaveS SO On The Pour 9'... 6i!l POMEROY LANDMARK Jack W Carsey, Mgr Phone 992 2181 GREE N beans p rck you r own S2 busl1el b(mg con l a tn er P11one '147 2852 Le t ar t Falls Andrew Cross 9 29 Ol e ---------- - - - - - - 1973 YAMAHA 175 Phone (304) 773 5168 10 2 3tc CA SH$ $$ FOR JU NK CARS Cam p F ry e's Truck and Auto Pa rt s Rutlan d Ohro 24 HO U R WRECKER SE R VICE Phon e 742 6094 ~ 9 10 26tc $800 1970 Suzu k r 1968 G T 0 S-'1 50 Phorte 992 7547 10 2 31p Mobile Homes For Sale ELECTRIC antrque stove $25 Mrs H arry Garnes Sr 115 Kerr Sl Pomeroy or call 992 2069 l 026tC 1973 65 X12 CONCORD mobrle 11ome 1 b ed r ooms carpeted w rll sell w1th or w rthout lot Call 992 7759 or 992 3272 prrced 10 sell 10 2 61p •• •• •• •. •• KOSCOT KOSMETICS & W I GS !The Mrn k Or! Base Cosmetrcs ) P11one BROWNS 992 5113 8 20 lfc Warehouse Closeout! COOPER MUD& SNOW TIRES As much as 20 Pet. off present prtce . Good supply of 15" VW tires and tires for older cars. MOPRE'S w. SPECI A L $6 695 A new 65x!'l Gettysburg by C a st l e 3 b edroom fr ont k ttchen tota l 124 Main Pomeroy e1ectrrc th iS unttr s se t up and ----------- - ~ r eady to move mto II 1S not a HEDM A N Headers w ill frj STER EO radro am fm 6 t ra ck c h ea py r' s a top QlJalrty Dodg e Plymouth or Chrvs t ape comb m atron -4 speaker mobile home and pr ced far l er 318 or 3 t0 $60 never so u n d sys t eM Balance below s rm tar mod els Hom e been ust>d Ca ll 991 3661 $ 109 l2 or eas y t erms Cal l s 10Cflted m 1he coun try 9 20 151 c 992 3965 mob tle hom e park. a t Oarwrn Oh ro M etgs Local Schoo l APPLES F tzpa tr ck Orchard 10 1 He Ots trr c t You wr ll entoy lr vrng Stu t e Rou t e 6!19 Phone NE W 1974 Z I G ZAG 5 EW1NG rn tl1rs rur a) setlrng w th a ll Wrlkesvrtle 669 3785 MACH I NE S In d rt gr na1 crty conv en rences Call 992 9 25 26tc factory ca rt on Zrg Zag to 7034 fo r f urth er rn format on 10 2 Stc make buttonholes , sew on PIG S for sa te P l1 one 949 4490 - ~-- -buttons monograms , and 9 27 12tc make fancy d esrg ns wrtl1 tus t the 1wrst of a sr ngl e d ra 1 Left rn l ay a way and never been KELV IN ATOR eleclrrc s1ove FOUR rooms an d bath ut rl rty u sed Will se ll fo r on l y $47 per f ect cond Iron P11one 99 '1 room forced a r furnac e cash or t erms a'\a r1ab le 3105 or con1act Kenneth W ri t Screen ed rn porcl1 furn1s l1 ed Phone 992 7755 at We tch town H 1ll Mrners for 1100 a montl1 Phon e 8113 10 1 tfc v ril e 27 41 or 992 5630 9 26 12tc ELECTRO L UX vacuum 10 2 Jtc c l ean er A 1 cond 1!10n uses CLAR IN ET Srgnet w 1h a case TRA I LER lo t sewe r wate r and paper b ags has cordwrnder a t I wood Phon e 992 2602 gas 2' , m te s fr om and many a tt ac hm en ts Also ( 9 27 ;tp Harr rsonvrlle Ca ll 7<12 382 1 shampooe r attachme nt tn el uded (On l y 4 available) at 10 2 3tc STOVE natura l gas Tempco ~37 70 cash or term s 60 000 B TU t an th er mostat avarlable Phone 99 2 7755 lOU j)ercenf safety contro ll ed 10 1 ffc ___._ Phone 992 2602 9 27 6tp PH ILCO porta bl e T V bla ck an d wl1 rte Phon e 992 577 1 COMPLETE se 1 o f bunk beds 10 1 6t c tr ke new Phone 985 3968 10 I 6tp KNAPP shoes socks and ta cke ts 11 styl es on sa 1e TWO 4 room and ba th apts rn BOUGH T home and P hon e 992 5324 Middleport For mtormalton r em od e1m g? Wrll sa cr rft ce 9 10 1 tfc ca 11 992 2550 or 7426551 tons B TU better ar r c on 7 3 tfc d Ironer an d a 6000 sertes F I REWOOD for sa te Phone --------------'unrve r sa t c ustom Hu s l1 742 4831 COU NTRY M ob 1t e Home Park ga r bade d tsposa l both used 6 10 1 12t c Rt 3-3 , t en miles l'lorth of mo ntl1 s $3 00 P11one 985 428 5 Pomer,.,y La rge lots w rtl1 10 1 Jtc GR OCERY busrness for sale c oncret e paltos, Si d ewa l ks Butldrng for sa te or le ase runners and off s tre e t A FE W n ew band 1nstrume~s Ph one 773 5618 fro m 8 lOp m parking A l so, spaces for Con{\"'!: I Re n ee St one 992 75~7 to 10 p m for apporntment sma ll trader s Phone 992 7479 9 4 tfc 3 20 tfc 7 21 tf c For Rent ____________ _ - ------------- -------------- ' .. ' "•,-_- --------------- '\ '- --------------3 AND 4 I<:OOM furntshed and unfurnt she d apa r tmen t s .... ' '• Phone 99 2 5434 SOLI D VINYL SIDING • 4 12 lie ---,.-- --------PRIV A TE m eetmg room lor any organ1zat ron 3975 P r oduced l rQm a s pec ral vrny l compound made by B. F Goodr.c h and Monsanto 5 l1mes thrcker 1h an metal s rdrng Wrll not d Pnl chr p, crack peel r ot rus t OF' chalk phone 992 3 11 tt c - ------ - ------TRAI LER spac e tor rent on Browne ll Ave ca l l 992 2625 ' . ---- - ---- Mrdd l epo. I FREE HOME ESTIMATES 9 '15 tfc ~ ---~ 2 6EOROO M mobile rome rn IV\rdd1epbrt Phone 992 251l0 .Jfte r 7 30 o m 10 1 ti c SU PERIOR VINYL PRODUCTS ' Ca ll Collect 1 592 55114 Athens , Oh•o [stalled 8-K EXCAVATING See or Call ·. Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 -7089 N1ght 992 -3525 or 992 -52l2 BUILDING OR nfE DEPENDABLE CONTRACTING CO. home Do es your requ rr e any of these servtces? •• GREAT COUNTRY STEREO 92.1 'WMPO-FM M•ddtej)or:t 1-'om~roy ~lNO ' ,.0\JT- OQOIINO REDECORATING? 3]1 N 2flc! AV Don't forget t h e r oof of your home Ha ve a beau t iful new ,;oaf m sta lled by A l l W ea t her Roof1 ng Co MtDDlE,ORT Close lo Rulland Furnilure i 9 NEW bedroom at dra s ttcaiJy pr.ces Suttes on sale at 169 95 to 229 95 These arereaular values tn 399.95 . v1nyl . VELVET K&H ROOFING All-WEATHER Is your r oo f l eak •n g? Compare our prr ces to any othf'rS we 11 grve you a ot ess 1ona l roof for less 337 N. 2, Middleport S"!_mu ~ 992-2550 ke(n J~mes houses on tt Close to Mtdd leport, 27 acres, large barn and silo milk house tmplement shed, home has 3 $19 95 Se e Us for. your Plumbmg and Heatmg Needs. 949-2684, Racine . 0. Elec & Gas Ranges Refngerators Wr1nger Washers Auto . Washers Elec Drvers USED Emergency Phone 992 3995 or 992 7582 . GREAT PAINT VALUES AT All-.. WEATHER H ARO WARE On Sa te Now qu a ltly Devoe Br1ght Whrt e l a t ex Hou se Pam t tn 2 gallon can~ Only $6 49 p er gallon Brand nam e Roof Pamt, 10 pet ott wh1l e th ey la st Take ad va nt age of th ese great buy s w htl e th e y are stil l 1n sto c k ALL WEATHER: HARDWARE J3 7 No r tfl Seco nd Ave Mt ddleport , Ohto 992 2550 KUHL'S BARGAIN -CENTER Open 9-1, Tues thru Sun Rt 7-Tuppers Plams Price - < - Brg Capac1ty Maytag Automatics 'l speed operation ~ holce of watfr t emps Auto water l evel control Lmt F liter or Power FIn Ag rtator .,. Perm a- Press Maytag Halo of Heat REPAIRED RUTLAND FURNITURE 662 742-4211 Arnold G r ate -Rutland J._:_,;;.:__:_________:_:_:______,--:__JJ ~-- -- --------- - BUICK OPEL -MANTA Up Now 169.95 • Maytag Auto Washer, hke new 149.95 Several Gas & Elec Ranges - We hav e hundr ed s of carpet va l ues Your iob can be comp l eted m 1 to 2 week s No long we lting period 39.95 up Frost- Free Refrtgerator • Coppertone, like new 199.95 SPECIAL! Candy Stripe rubber back CarP.et May tag Wrtnger Washer 39.95 up ~t th Check !he quality and prices Reg S6 "sq yd at the Rutland Bargain Center w1th all the used fu r niture dealers 1n the area: W e're sure you'll relurn to our store. Now $4.99 Sq. Yd. Ntce for bedroorps . kitchens, etc dens, 742· 4211 4 CYLINDER OtiC 75 ~p ENGINE - STANIMIIQ RECLINING FRONT BUCKET SEATS - STANDARD 4 SPEED FUL!.Y SYNCHRONIZED TRANSMISSION STANDARD RACK AND !'INION STEERING - STANDARD POWER - ASSISTED FRONT DISC .BRAKES - STANDARD . £NE~GY ABSORBING BUMPERS & STEERING COWMN - STANDARD TRADITIONALLY GREAT GAS MILEAGE - STANDARD SMITH NELSON'S LOW PRICE - STANDARD . ·- Smith Nelson Motors Inc. RUTLAND FURNITURE 500 E. MAIN iT. Rutland. 0 ., News 3, 4, 15, 6, 13, 8, 10, Sesame St 20 Ad lertan Counseling Tec hn i ques 33 6 30- NBC News 3, A, 15 , CBS New s 8 10 , Bewitched 6 Gomer Pyle IJ 7 00 I. ( News 10. What' s My Llqe 8, Elec Co 20, Bowlt ng for WIN AT BRIDGE • ' Bidding and play a good test I .9 NORTH .• ·.~ . UTrLE ORPHAN ANNIE • :< Q3 <: Bv HelPn :mel Sue Bottd ~= PHONE 992-2174 POMEROY, 0. -I VIRGO (Aug 23 -Se pl 221 fl. ~ or lettmg booze lead HIM - toward a lcoholtsm Whichever , you're hooked up wrlh a mean drunk and my advtse IS run ' - HELEN 1-H Loves Hrm, But Unless you can get hrm mto therapy - and I hope you will, even though you slop lovrng h1m {a nd I hope you do) Thts guy has got to learn that smce booze makes h1m dang._erous, he's one "enlu re Ihal you share don 1 be lao qu1ck lo say what you expec / You II ge t a bell er deal F(n Thursday O ct 3 1974 ARIES (March 21-Apnl 191 rl you let 111e other party ar range 11 SCORPIO (Oct 24-No• 22 ) Somethtng regardrng hnances rs hkely to ge l you a b I up 1 ghl Aller you thmk thrngs lh1ough. you II . see rill work Don 1 h y to 011er c ontrol s rtua I ons today Tl1ey arc I k e ly lo come out mqre 1ortunate for yo u d lelt on \herr own SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21) There s a c oni act you know thr ough your la mrty who mrgh l be Just the rrghl per son to help yc.u wrlh a drl f1 c utt task Try hrm OK TAURUS (Apnl 20 -May 20) Don t te t the petty remark s o1 a small thr nker spoil your fun rf you re out among lrrends to day They II not see much of merr t 1n her comments e I her GE MINI (May 21-June 20) CAPRICORN [Dec 22 Jan The re s a lol more oppor tunrt y tn some thmg !hal you re 1n valved 1n than yo u thrn k Bette1 tak e a hard seco nd look 19) Follow your own hunches today r <~ lh er /h an lrst en to a l rrend wh o may no t be as lucky w rtl1 somet hmg as you would be CANCER (June 21 -July 221 either usmg booze to ge t his oy. n way Thrn gs took ver y PI'Omrs ng lo r you thr s ye <Jr wh ere ; our w a r~ o r c arePr 15 c once r11ed K er>p a lert for a ma rve lou5 opp r)r tuntly c om ng you r w ay LIBRA IS e pl 23 -0cl 23) In R<H>lC Makes Bad Redfellow Rap , 1 My boYfnend 1s a rea l puppy dog - until he gets drunk Then he IS tnt"a n and I'm soh tghtened I gtve m to hun Thl' fmil tmu• !Ins hapJX'f!£-'11, he kn ocked me down Wh Pn I gol up a nd lned l u 1 un rrom h1s apartment he grabbed me, sla pped me ;:~t ound agam, and t ha l's Yo he n I learned lo do what he wan ts when }1e s on the booze Afterwards he cned a nd apologized Smd he thought he'd killed me and wanted to ktll h1m self I forgave htm because you see, I really love htm He never got bruta l a gam, but then I've n ever gtven htm the chance When he's been drmkm g, I kn ow better than to say, 'No' " although I don't wa nt lhat kmd of love - not out of fear He drmks on almost every date now What can I do 1 LOVES HIM Hi\TES THE BOOZJ;: IS Ocl 3 1974 Doni be b l nded by 111e I ril le de tails rn an rmporl;;rn t decr s ton you II be lak1rlg Get the b g PIC !ur<::! then lrt -m \11e parts AQUARIUS {Jan You re more rortun at e rn deal rng w1lh seve ral rndtvldua ls ,ilt once than you are on a one l o one bas1s ll s a good day ror cpmmttlee wo rk LEO (July 23 -Aug 221 A m1n 1mal bu t l ru stra lrng slum bling b lock writ be removed through a l ucky ctrcumstance _, Th1 s w 1\l make wha t you want to achteve eM;•f'' 20-Feb 19) Thrs s a good t me Ia try to wrap up any deal you have where some lhrng ol mater a t valuers an rssue PISCES (Fe b 20 March 201 D sca rd your small rdeas tem po ratt ly Grve more thougll l and att en t on to somelhrng brg ger yo u wnnt to accompl sh of those people" ho should never touch tl - SUE bv THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 5 Enghs h I I Surrender poet " 6 Man te l 5 Fall upon piece II Gtrl's name 7 P lethora 12 Put astde K Wholly t3 Mrracle 9 - had t! ' worker'~ 10 Celllc 12 wds ) Neptune t5 Summer, !4 Greetmg for m Nantes Dolly 16 Slippery IK Lent a customer · hand 11 or the 20 Ear th) krdneys ptgment 19 Central 21 Dove 24 Badly uttera nce 26 Mozart's 22 Snake 23 Prevanca'- Fan Tuttt " tton 27 Prom tse 25 Carry {3 wds ) 27 Htp's predecessor 31 Lake or 28 Hour I It r 29 Waterfall 1 ScolJ 30 Savo r 34 Htghwa) to the 49th 36 Vrkmg leader 37 Grape 40 - podrld3' 42 ~ atry queen 43 'Dreamer 12 wds ) 44 Hunt of baseball 45 Macaw 46 Desk or memo canal +-H Ra p I've loved Joe smce I was Wthough he didn 't know 1l !tllll\o \\Ouldn'l ha'e m ade rl had you remamed hiS gtrl fnend Le ( h1m years later. Even then he had a drmking problem, but I lhou ghtrt prove the cure. By thai ltme you' ll probably both have found would go away. somebody else - HEL,EN AND SUE He's now 24 and I'm 17 He wants us to gel marned. But he ++-+ JUSt fm1shed domg SIX months for public mtox icatlon That Helen and Sue wasn't his first offense I figured up the ~!her day My da d spends nea rly $2.000 a I went to see hun and he treated me very bad Satd the b1g year on Cigarettes and hquor Then he tells Mom we can <a fford ftght we had was what got him rnto thts ftx - he v.enl on a drunk - a vaca tion 1 Here's a poem I wish he d learn 'Tobacco ts a hlthy Later ' he wrote and apologized weed, 'Twas the dev1l sowed the s'eed It robs th e purse a nd soils Four days after he was out of ]al l, he got drunk aga m Now the clothes, and ma kes a chtmney of the nose 1" he's m a hoopttal try mg to dry out for good He's tned lhal That goes double for booze' - UG route before too I stllllove h1m Should l watt for the cure to work ' - C F P S I'd feel like I was lettrng h1m d~wn 1f I left h1m He needs me Dear C.· Think hard Are you m love w1th Joe the person, or Joe the older·man Idol of your early teens ' You ca n't hve the rest of your hfe as <hts guy's guardianmother Turn him loose to surVJve on hts OY.n, and start hvmg your own life H he can't stand alone wtthout your help . be assured he JJ1111MffiM;- ~~..~ ~<>••·'l.J-...~ ~'- Unscramble these roor Jumbles, onre l retter to each squa re, to rorm four ordmarv words 32 Crvtl War vet's org 33 Zoo rarity 35 Ant1toxm 39 Destmy 41 Eggs 42 Medieval dramatr c spectacle ( 2 wds) 47 Ethtcally m senstt1ve 48 Ch01r VOICe 49 Chunp's .snack 50 Pe rf~rmer DOWN I Pos tp<)ne 2 Imbue w1th Joy3 Outsider 4 Lab anuna ii.....L......L._L..J.......L._ DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it KJREP r AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW II D oll ars 6 F rom Sea to Shtnt ng Sea 3. Bea t t he Clock -4 L ei's Make A Deal 13 Spor ts Desk 15 Man Builds Man Destroys J3 7 30 - H ollywood Squares 3 A L et 's M a ke a Deal 6, Wr ld K mgd om 10 To Tell th e Tru t h 13, Sprtng 4 N ew Prtce 15 Right 8, Get Smart 15, Festival Ftlms 33. Co l lec to rs Corn er 20 8 (){) - The Wa lton sa, lO Evenrng a t Pops 20, 33, Sterr a 3 4,15 Odd Couple 6 13 The Way II Was 20 B 30 - Paper Moon 6. 13 9 00 - Stre et s of San Fran c tsco 6 13 In te rna t ional Perform a nce 33, lrons1de 3 4, 15 Movtes ' Th e Oscar" 8 ' Th~ Haw;)nans • 10 10 00 - Journey to Japan 33, Mov m ' On 3, 4 15 H ar ry 0 6 13 Ne-ws 20 10 30 - Da y At Nrght 33, You r Future I s Now 20 11 00 - News6 10, 13 ABC N ews 33 11 30 - Mtss1on lmposs1bl e 6 Untouchab les 13, Janak• 33 Johnny Carson 3 4. 15 WFL Football B 12 00 - News 3, A, 8, 15 • 12 30 - W1 l d Wild West 6, Wtde W orld Specta ll 3 1 00 - Tomorrow 3, 4, Take Five for L1f e 15 2 00 - Ycsterda} 's Answer News 4 13 CUTOS I One letter s1mply stands for ano th er In th1s sample A IS used f or the three L's, X for the two 0 s, etc Smgte l etter s. apostrophes, the length and formahon of th e words are all hmts Each day the code letters are dtfferent CRYPTOQUOTES I I I I I I ISIBUHL iOTAKE 'TO l'l:i:AC.H A LOFT'/ O~JECTIVI: rJ I I Now arrance the circled letters to form the surpnse answer, u '====i;;;~~~~~;;;~~·u~r~g~•:•t.d~ by the above cartoon.~ 1'-_..;.:.Priii=-..=--=::..::M=.::: SWIII Iiln=---__jl [ I I 11 J 'I v~.t~rday'• ~Anlwt:n lomvrrowl " lu-mhl•• LADLE PLUME NEARBY FRACAS An.w~r1 How he lourul file football - "PANE-FULLY X QUWXUJU TWHU BPMB BPMB BAHBP TLJU ARGURBK , PLWIK BLTUBPUA, RLB GURB FXJXWXYMBXLR QHB ~ TUAMWI XK LRW N LH'A TLJUAR XBKU WS . , SLAI Yesterday's Cryptoquole: WE SHOULD LIV E AND LEARN, ' BUT BY THE TIME WE'VE LEARNED, IT'S TOO LATE TO ... TifT.' f"o\Rf'tT ..TN WELlS • LITTLE ORPHAN AfCNIE-BULL' 8 ..EYE + KQ ,13 ... A K1098 WEST EAST • K 10 5 2 • J 86 ¥ 9»52 ¥AJI0 7 10 9 5 B6 ... 32 ... Jti54 SOUTH IDl + + • A Q74 3 • 64 + 1\742 ... Q7 Netther vu lner able ,. West North E a st South Pass 3. 4NT Pass Pass 5• 6+ Pass Pass Pass 3+ }AS()~ Pass I hope Opem ng lead - 5 ALLEY And he wants to bu~ our house. Doc's and AverLJ·s ~ou 1sn"t • c omrn' down 111 aq"1n, Mr Wallett Pass + By Oswald & James Jacoby THS:Y CAt.!. THEM 5ELVE5 "CAPTAtfJ EA5 Y" AND '6 WA~l·H N C3T0 ~ iU&B~ 8UT ?OMS- THtN6 TELL6 ME T~EV RE AS PHONY AS •9 ~ ILL., ' for the Board 11 of t he Olympiad fund game IS a test of both b1ddrng and play North and South should get to s1x diamonds It IS a good contract and Will be reached eastly tf South's f1rst reb1d IS m diamonds. It doesn't matter 1f North's first r espon se ts two clubs or three clubs He can barge mto Blackwood as soon as South brds the dia mond SUI! The best lead IS a d1amond South s hould wrn m dummy and decide that hts best hne of play ts to play to s~ up dummy by ruffmg out one heart and possibly one club Then he leads dummy's kmg of hearts East wtll take his ace and lead a second trump wh1ch South also wms tn dummy Then Sout~s the queen of hearts an fs dummy's last hear~ WI s last small trump No)V he 1s ready to go after clubs He plays h1s queen of clubs, followed by a c lub to dummy's kmg Now he ca11; ruff a low c lub w1th h1s ace of trumps, cash the ace of spades, ruff a spade w1th dummy's three of trumps, cash dummy 's la s t h1gh trump and score the last two triCks With the ace and 10 of clubs parkinq lot! DON'T WORRY, 'THERe IS NOTHING BUT A GRASSY SLOPE A ..EAD OF 'oOU! -nlEN HURRY IT u~ ORVIu,.e ! THJ!rr -nlrNG IS ALMOST qt'l "lOP OF US . Lz:an ;~ .,rp; ;,:;z :1 The b1dd mg has been West North East I+ Pass P-ass _..2 + Pass Pass 3+ Pass 1• 3• 4 NT Pass • 5+ Pass 2 I South PAW MUST BE GOIN' .--.r THRU HIS SECONT • EUER G IT HIM :TO PICK UP ENIIIV OF HIS TOVS IIJOMAN 15 WINNING !! CHILDHOOD WOMAN IS WINNING!!! ' You. South. hold .AK843 •A2 +Q 4 .K Q 87 What do yoU do now? A-Bid ~I• diamond• It " pouible to set 6p some hand where you don't belong In sb Possible, but most inaprobable TODA V'S QUESTION Instead of brdct.ing f1ve dra- I • monds your partner has b t~ f 1ve \ I hearts tn r esponse to your B lack wood to show two aces What do you do? 2 Generation Rap Dryer s Surro un d clothes With gentle , even 11eat No hot spots no overdrylng F1nE Mesh L 1nt F i lte r We Specialize m MAYTAG Red Carpet Serv•ce Now 149.95 cons ultant 15 6 00 - - -~- --- ----- -- ~PIANo-lun ~g-a-;:;-d--;:;pa r r Several Sels of Coffee & End Tables 19 95 up S 30 - Elec Co 33. Hodgepodge Lodge 20 News6 Trails Wesl Phone 667-3858 Oak , was 269 95 and free padding Talk lo Wende ll Glate , carpet Do IJ , FBI J, Andy Grrffllh 8, lro nsode 11 FURNITURE Walnut, was 299 95 Sq Yd $45 $35 Somethmg for every room m your house 1 Too much to h st- come out & see what w e have' , Special of Week 2 CHINAS • and up Includ es lnstalla fton $35 (Closed Mondays I DOZER or ba c kl1oe work P11on e 446 3981 or 446 3459 9 8 tfc Performance 33 3 00 - Another World 3, 4, 15, Price Is R1ght 8 10, Gener al Hosptta l 6, 13 , Great Am ertcan--'Dream Ma c h tne 33 3 30- HowToSurv•vea Marrta ge3, 15 , MatchGameB, 10 One L1feto L1ve 13, lassie 6 . Do llar Decls1ons 20 A 00 - Mr Cartoon & The Banana Spltts 3, Somerset 15, Tat t leta les 8, Sesame St 33, Gilligan's Is le 6 , $10,000 Pyramtd 13, Bonanza A , Movte " Gt got" 10 4 30 - Jackpol4 , Bonanza 15 , Mod Squad 6, Glll •gan's Is 13 Bonanza 15 , Bewitched 3 Lucy Show 8 S 00 - Merv Griffin 4, Ml sler Rog ers 20, J3, Anylhong You Can S30 up S25 up MISC .. Scads ol whatnots, kntck knacks lan1mal famthes, Sl 25 set) & dodads; lamps , lamp shades, 52 for lg stze; paperback books 10c ea ; new Tup perware 20 25 pet off reg. price , used records & reel tapes, record & reel tape players, much , much more!' Da ys of Our L: tves 3, 4, 15 , N ewlywed Gam e 13 , Gu 1dtng Light 8, 10 . Insight 3J 2 30 - Doclors 3, 4, 15 Grrl <n My L<le 13 Edge of N<ght B 10 day money - back guarantees•) N0. 2 $] 95 2. 00 - USED APPLIANCES ( ALL applances have 30- up CARPOING 501 NYLON I 30 - Jeopardy 4, 15 Lefs Make A Dea l 6, 13 , As lhe World Turns B 10 Dig II 3J, Te lelhon J (only 16 to,sell) x12 Thnftex lm Rugs, Sir II Only $6 95 10 4 ttc V 1 00 - News 3, All My Children 6, 13 Green Acres 10 , Not For Women 01 1y 15 , Maktng Tblng s G r ow 33 , Ph1l Donahue 8 Young & Restless 10, Not For Women Only 15 , Maktng Thmgs Grow 33 VERY SPECIAL PUR CHASE New Vmyl & Herculon Recliners 39 95 up Several Ntght Stands 19.95 "2 2568 12 55- NBC News J 15 foam Bunk Mat SANI TAT IO N . Phon e Charl es Scott 992 37 18 9 17 32tp 12 00- Jackpot 3, 15, Password 6. Bob Braun's 50 50 Club 4 News 8, 10 , M r Rogers 33, News 13 • 12 30 - Ce lebrity Sweepstakes 3, 15 , Spltt Second 6 , Sea r c h for Tomorrow 8 10 , Aft ernoon wlth OJ 13 , E lec Co 33 $69.95 2- Rollaway Beds 19 95 up Twm & Full Slle Beds 29.95 BR , ba!h . d rnlng room , TV 22~9<>r Patchwork Swtvel Rock er s AROBIC PH 534.95 S79 95 up 5 B edroom Suites room, som e pane l mg and a c oustic tile Savmgs accounts are like toothpaste; easy to take out , but hard to put back 1n. 992 3035 B. 10 11 55- CBS News8 Dan lmel "s Wor ld 10 E A maple Table pc Maple Bedrms , bkcase headbd $132.50 SYSTEMS STEWART , O HIO Pnced to Sell Wurlttzer Elec Console Organ wtth bass pedals Save SlOO mos!ly holl Orlgmally had 2 BRADBURY - MILLER 2 Sels Bunk Beds trarler , about 200ft . frontage on Rt 7, conta1ns 1'14 acre s, TANKS 8 Tatll ela les 10 49 95 Sels Brady Bunch 6 10 00 ~ Company 6 ltl1as Yoga & You 33, Joker's Wild 8 10 Name That Tune 3, 15 10 30 - Gambtt 8, 10 . Wmnmg Streak 3, 4, 15, Ph i l Donahue 4 11 00- Password 13, Now You See It 8. lO H1gh Roll er s 3, 4, 15 $10,000 Pyramtd 6, Sesame St 33 30 - Holl ywoo d Squares 3, 4 15 Brady Bunch 13, Lov e of L1fe pc Heavy Spantsh Table Sets, dk oak or maple S89 ----------- -L -- ~ CLEANED , DRESSER 19.95 LEASE OR BUY POMEROY - For home or pc SEPr1C TANK S cle an ed reasonable ra tes P11 446 A782 , Gallipolis John Russel l . owner and op era to r 5 12 lie SEWAGE Solid Oak Busmess room with apart ment over, has many extras, does need s om e repa tr " BARGAINS" ARE OUR MIDDLE NAME'! pc Ltv.ng Rms from $179 Recliners Herculon , - ' a, 8 55- News 13 9 00 - AM3 , Paul Otxon 4 Phil Donahue 15 M ts l er Roge rs 33 Bullwmkle 8 ; Movt e ' The Blue M ax 13 9 30- Lucy Show 8 , E l ec Co 20 Not for Women Only J. Hazel NEW FURNITURE All that IS needed for a free est1mate IS a phone call Please Phone SE PTIC NO.I Special of Week DOWNTOWN POMEROY - 8 Sunnse Semtnar 4 Su mm er Sem ester 10 Farm Report 13 30 - Frve Mmutes to L1ve By 4 News 6. B1ble Answers 6 School Scene 10 Pattern s for Lr v mg 13 35 - Col umbus Today 4 45 - Morntng Report 3 Farmttme 10 00 - Today 3. 4 15 CBS News 10 Farmers Daughter 13 Bugs Bunny 6 30 - New Zoo Revue6 E1ghty D ays 13 00- Capt Ka ng aroo 8 N ew Zoo Revue 13, Sesame St 13 Popeye 10 25 - Jack Lalanne 13 Cap t K anga roo 10 8 30 - FOR FREE est 1ma tes on a l umrnum replacement wmdows stdtng, storm doors and wrndow s, R a rlmg Phone Char l es Lrsle, Syracuse , 01110 Carl Jac ob , Sales Representattve v V Johnson and son Inc 4 30 tfc 0. RUTLAND -F ree Gas, 60 6 t., « Your boyfnend 6 00 6 25 - 2 11 tt c }q , I LHHB • THURSDAY, OCT 3,1974 0 Free Estimate. Lawn Mowers acres, 2 hou~s over 8,000 sq . ft of b'lfild tng s under roof , about 20 level acres on R t 124 and s tde road , Ideal bu1ldmg sites stocked pond 12 30 - Wtl d Wt ld We st6 W1de World Speoal13 1 00 - Tomorrow 3, 4 Ta ke F ve for L 1fe 15 2.00 - N ews 4 13 1 I If so. Call us Now for a BOWERS REPAIR Q.ELAND 608 E . REALTY MAIN ~ Day a! Nr ghl 33 00 ~ News 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 13, 15, ABC News 33 11 30 - Johnny Ca r son 3 M tss 1on lmposst bl e 6 Untouch abl es 13 , Janakl 33 Movte Never So Few" a ' Dear Heart ' 10 a TF A~OfJD Pets For Sale SYRACUSE - EXCAVAT IN G dozer loader an d backhoe work sept ic 1anks nsta tted dump tru c k s anti lo boys for h tre Wi l l haul ftll d rrt top so 1 lrm esto ne & grave r Ca ll Bob or Roger Je ff ers day pl10ne 992 7089 nrgh l phone 99'1 3525 or 992 1 RACINE PLUMBING All Small Appliances AND HEATING rtver , larg e level fenced yard or garden 3 BR , bath, natur al g as, FA h eat basement O ld but pnced nght 992 3509 7 vYILL lr rm or cut tr ees an d Sh r ubbery Also clea n out basem ents a ttr cs etc Phone q49 J211 or 742 44-41 9 6 26t c EXCE L SI OR Salt Works E Ma rn Sf Pom eroy A l l krnd s of salt wa t er pe ll e ts water nuggets block sa lt and own Qh ro R rv er Sa lt Phone 992 PURE B R E 0 Ge rm an Sl1ephe rd 3891 6 s tf c pup sso bl ack 3 mont h s o ld Phon e PHebe f emale Rober ts 949 3342 or 247 ?64 1 SEPT I C Next to H1ghway TANK S c l eaned 10 2 11t C Modern Sa nr tal ron 992 J954 or Garage on Route 7 992 7349 AKC 5 1 Berna r d Puppres 7 Pomeroy Route 3 9 1B ttc weeks Sl 50 Phon e 843 2438 9 26 6tc AUTOMOB IL E tnsurance b een -~ - - -..~---- -- cance ll ed? Lost your •EW IN G MACH I NES Repar r REDUCTION of grown AKC toy oper a t or s 11 ce nse Call 992 :e t vrce all makes 992 22!34 pood l es S50 eacl1 pup s S65 7!t28 Th e Fabrrc Shop Po meroy Stamese krll ens S I S Phone I 6 15 He Auth ortze d Sr ng er Sales and 256 6'147 Serv 1ce We sharpen Sc rssors 10 I 26tc READY MIX CO N CRE TE 31!9 ffc detrve r ed nght t o your DOZER wo r k land c l ear rng by pro 1ect Fas t and easy F ree es trmate s Phone 992 32 64 the ac r e hourly or contract farm ponds roads, e t c La rge Goeg l etn Ready M rx Co M1dd l eport Ohro do ze r and operator w tth over HOUSE fo r sa l e Phon e 992 20 years experrence Pu llrn s 567 ! 630Hc , Ex:cavatrng , Pom eroy Oh ro 9 ?9 Ole Phone 992 2478 CREMEAN S CO N C R E TE 12 191fc LOTS lor sate•traller or house de lt ve r ed Monday through A l l utt!rtres Pl1on e 74? 1A1'> Sa tu rday and evenmgs O'DELL A 1t nement l ocated Ru tland Ohro Prr ce $2 500 Phone 446 1142 beh ind Rutland Grad e School 7 16 1fc 6 13 lfc compl e te front end servtee brakes and tu neups, wheels B US INE SS bu tl drng, 50d0 LAST BID Hom e Improvement balanced e tectron tc ally Open cement drt ve Rt 124 near ca rp entry work roofrng 8 to B dar 1y Call 742 3232 on Rutla n d Phone 742 5051 parn tm g car p et rnstallatJOn Su nda y for app t B 21 lfc fr ef' est 1mat es All wo rk 1 16 tt c guaranteed Phone 742 5081 9 22 tfc C BRADFORD Auct ton eer Complete Se rvr ce P11one 949 3621 or 949 3161 Rae me , Oh iO Cr ltt Bradford 5 1 tfc POMEROY, 9 10 6 6 "'-'2 ]6 1 ~ Em p!oyment Wanted Ltttle House on Pratne 3 4 15 That's My M ama 6 13 Sons & Daughters 10, Men Whd M ade t he Mov 1es -y?, 33 30- Mov1e ' Death Sen t ence 13 Congratulations It' s A Boy I " 6 00 - Cannon 8 10 . Lucas Tanner '3 4 15 Season of Celebrat1on 20, 3.;1 30 - T1m We1sberg Jazz Rock 00 - Festtval Fl lms33 Pe trocel ll 3 4 15 Get Crhtsh e Love 6 13 N!an Hunter 8, 10 8 M1dd leport, Oh1o ALL· WEATHER : 992-2550 ASSOCI AT I= '> Log oo - 8 215 N SecondS! 5232 '10] 2.l'H GORDONB . • ~ ,¥.=:·:·!!!·~·::.»:·>:-:::::_..::-~:::::.<:-::::=:.·-·:::• • .·:::·. :·:•: ;.;.;...,_..:::·:·: :·:···:·.·:·:·>:·>:-X·~:·:·:::-:·:·:·:·:-:-:(; Beal 20 9 Known & Relmble Service Oll rc•' Q<i? 3 1}~ HtlrNI Tf-A •·CR[) 12x6S 3 BE:DROOM mo bile home on 1' 1 ac r e to t Phone 992 23~ 9 29 7tc - n Interior; Exterior Decorating ancl Remodeling ALL GOOD THINGS COME TO THE OTHER FELLOW IF YOU WAIT ( )( 1 10 JO TRAILER t ractor la nd some f 1m ber, la rg e o l der home and ba rn 2 farm ponds $60 000 0 . Wt.-dnt•sdm D1agnost rc - Presc rlf:ittve Teachmg of Readmg 33 News 3 4 8 10 15 · Jou rney to Japan 33 , Bewrtched 6 Gomer Pyle 13 .. 7 00 - News 10 What 's M y L rne 8 Truth or Cons 3 4 Celeb Sweepst akes 3, Zoom 22 , I Spy 15 Elec Co 20 Bowltng for Dollars 6 7 30 - Let' s Make A Deal 6 Mel T tll ts 8 Pol l ee Surgeon 3 Name That Tun e 4 Ep1 so de Actto n 33, Th e Judge 10 Book Parts. H eah ng Coohng Refr1g . 'Piumb1ng Electrical Applianc e All work guarapleed D1scount to Se nior C1t1zens 771 Pe11rl Street Middleport, Oh1o Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 St•nt lnl' l, MICidlepn rt·Pnmeroy, 6 JO - • I n.lth 6 oo - N ewsJ 4,8, 10 1jaABC News13 SesameSt 20, N ews6 ' P&J The ' WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2,1974 VINYL > IDING PH . 992 -7454 or 992-7129 carpo rl Only $9500 CATTLE FARM - 157 ac res 60 For Rent or Sale Serv1ce COMPANY Real Estate For Sale For Sale ---------complete ------and J UN K a u t os s Waler L1ne s and Power Lmes All work done b;' the fool or contract Also dozer work a nd seplt c tank s m- B. Th1ford '-J r LOTS - So m e 1 acre tn sub d1vts 1on Some s urtable for t r arler s tn other location s POMEROY - Near stores and sc h oo l a nd buslness section New ly reno vated 3 bedrooms panelmg hot wilte r h eat, f ull basement Askmg $19 500 RUTLAND Level lol , 3 bedroom home, bath . family room front porch utll •f y and 1969 NOVA 6 cy 1tnder au to exce ll ent cond tlron Easy on gas reason tor sellmg owner overseas Phone 949 3811 9 26 6tp wagon $ 1 195 good condrt1on P hon e 992 76'10 24 tf c DITCHING SERVLCE Fre-e Estimates, Mtddleport, O:f htgh S500 1 9~9 CHEVY Townsman stat1 on Amertcan Hardware 1970VALIA NT 65x12 3bedroom t ully carp et ed L P gas heat -t AR 0 Sa l e W ednesday and Phon~ 991 77 51 Tl1 ui'" Sday 9 a m on 1h e 8 25 tfc corner 0 1 Four1h and Brown St Mason W V a 1972 1\ TL A N T IC 2 b c drdom 10 1 2tc mob le hom e Phone 992 2709 or7 l'l5 6J 1 R UMMA GE sate at Sacr f:'d 9 29 6tc Heart Church ba s ement Friday Oct 4 from Q to 3 2 BEDROOM mobrle home rn pm town SJ 500 Call 992 39 75 or ! 0 1 3tc 992 257 1 WE A~ t:: p ckmg up a p a no n you r area and wou l d 1 ke some re sponstb le pl:!rty to take over paym ents Call Cred tl Manager (614! 772 5669 or wrtl e 260 East Man Stree t Chr l 1•cotl1e Ohro 45601 BIKE SALE Water, Electnc, Gas, Se wer lm es, on& Ia li ed Work guaranteed Dozer, Backhoe, Truck s Limestone & F1ll 01rt Co mmercial Res 1dentt al Con struct ton & Remodel •• T~l~vision Business Services' . Brokl't 1965 DODGE Pr c kup 6 c yl 8f t bed $175 Also 1964 Dodge 4 a r $75 Phon e 949 476 5 9 29 6tc 1969 FOR O va n ca rpet back sea ts and rnags Phone 99'1 5663 'o 110 M(' ch,lnr c Sln·•· t Pom er oy, OhiO IS/69 Factory Closeouts 9 26 6! p YAR D Sate s Fttday a n d Sat urday Smalley s G ft 5hop Che ste r Ohro All mercl1and rs e rnu s t go 1o 2 3tc .' •• 50 W HIT E L eghorn 11 ens drf ferent breeds of roos l ers 4 month s ol d For d motor 352 engrne 800 l b Ho t stern Hereford h£' fe r Phone 8J) 7353 9 29 5tc V~rqrl 9 29 61p MU X I G\Ji fl/' ~o r orrt •• I="URNIS H ED apartment adults on 1\o n M rctdleport Phone 992 3874 5 12 lf c BEAN S brrng your own con tamer Prck your own Arno l d Hupp Phon e 217 2623 9 n 7tc 1967 P O NTI AC F rreb1rd 400 11 barr el Holley ca rbu retor Etdebrook. manrfold srde exh.luSI new mag whee l s 4 new ttr es n ew parnl tob and eny rne overhauled Phone 992 !?71 after 6 p m 9 29 4tc r 7 room s ond I U 7 61 C 350 V a aut... T' at tc P steer1ng & brakes da r k b l ue fm 1sh bl ue mtc rr o r L ue v rnyl roc' l actory atr cond tl ton ed l tk e new w w trr e~ radto Many o t her extr~s and v cn 1 19/5 Oft c n d( r s Sub e el to il r r C'SI So on( {I Jan eal e J ot111 so n 10 ? 71p THER E wtl l b e a meet nq 11 r Cr~r n r 'i ll (4,'/ .. t • • • H rrry E tor .., ,1 1c h,llh 1 o t ot rcnlodc l nq {. lose to 'r( tllrn t r.ry sc hool and hoo;p.t.l l on Wr rq tll St Make a r o lfl' l Phqn t• 991 31178 10 I 61C •n WI CCio..t d on l y -. t• () wln t /\/lr<., 1 rooms and llalh t wo lot <> 'l ? 11. 100 C<lC h \l ?V'l P t1onr' 9V7 'ltl9A 10 I SIC 15 - It()\ I · E J on HO\J I I I I\ H~ ()I (I <., I ! For Sale 1 t? l NO H.U,N TIN G or lr ( 'ip clSS rHt 0d n1y f arm W tr h o u t p Pr rn• '>'> on the "~les Auto R~al Estate • j \ ' ,_ .I • "' \ -- �..... .... .1.., ~ • • •: ' •' • '-' · IR -, The Daily Sentinel, Middle'!Klrl-Pomeroy, 0., W(•dn<•!i<I<~Y Ort. 2, 197~ . . " I -------------------------- 1 ., · • I .. .. . . -• rccctvcd numerouS tnqulrit•s from concerned residents or the lOth Cungressionctl Dr.strict regard · ing the delivery or third-class mail. Quite often, third<lass mail includes unsolicited ma tler . Conce rn has been expressed to our off1ce o.ve r the increasing volwne of thirdcla ss .mail bein~ handled loday. ' Wt> l l<tVl' RON COUCH \W• have contil('tPd thp CONN IF. ROUSH Three more Metgs County students, hvo graduates and one senior , ha.,.·e high sc hool been included tn the eigh th annual edition of \o\rtlo 's Who II · ~ong , I Amen can High School Students. Thcv arc· Connie Lyn~e Roush, class of 1974, Sou th e rn Loca l Hig h Schoo l, is the d aughter of Mr and Mrs. James E. Roush . Third St.. Racine. Con me was achve m Pep Club. choir, glee club, Tr i- M, French Cl ub , Science Club, . band, a nd Candyslripers . She attends and teaches a class of young people at the Antiquity Baptist Church . She has received a 200 hour pin as a Candystriper and a Perfect Attendance Award at MEiGS THEATRE TONIGHT & THURSDAY OCT . 2-3 NOT OPEN FR 1.-SAT .. SU N. OCT. 4 -S-6 Dt'RTY MARY, CRAZY LARRY Technicolor Pe ter Fonda "PG" CARTOONS Show Starts 7 PM ()ffif'" . the Pos tmaster Genefal regarding the situation' and we have been advised -that the U. S. Postal Scrvieejs reqUired to de liver a ll marl · which is pr operly adc)J;essed and postage pa id , uri)ess there is reason to believe that ~t ·con.· t,ins prohibited matter of pc~rlic ulm· l y lhose who " Student teachers and new staff members in the Pomeroy ~: ch l ~ vcr!l:> Tll. He expects to and 1.1 '•1dleport elementary attend OSU alleJ r.:radualwn to schools this semester and their stud y pharma cy r oom or area assignments ~ hav e been annoW1ced . Student teachers m Pomeroy Maror L£"ague Results (from Ohio University) are By United Press lnternal1on.ar Gail Andrews, with Ida Diehl in Nat1oifal League sr Loui s ooo roo roo ~ 1 8 o grade 2; Judith Ann Claypole, t/lontreal DOD 001 02x - J 7 0 Wtth Eleanor maettnar in Gi bson ( 11 13 ) and S1m mon s. Tor rez, Mu rra y (8) and F oat e grade 2: Carol Jean Reese, WP M urr ay { I 1) HR s - Sm1fh HON COUCH IS THE SON of Mr . and Mrs. Rober! Couch, Mulberry Hls., Pomeroy. He was active in National Honor Soci e ty, basketball , track, !13r d) . Jorge n sen ( 11th ) Varsity M Club, freshman , 000 000 100 - 1 4 3 reserve and varsity footb all Ci n ci At l anta 310 000 2 1x -- 7 13 0 having letter ed in varsity Bil l ingha m , Borbon ( I J. Nor football for two year s, and m an (3), Dar cy (6 ) . Eastw 1c k f'l a n d Benc h , Copra { 168 l attended Buckeye Boys Slate. nnd Correll LP·- Bil l ingham He left for Lackland Air ' 19 11 ) Force Base on Sept. 25 ror six Phi l a 200000000- 2 40 ooo 010 ooo- 1 4 o weeks basic training in the Air New York Lonb o rg [ 17 13 1 and Boone . Force, then liave 38lo 62 weeks Se aver f 11 11 l An~ Hodg es of schooling in the field ' of Lo s Ang 201 OO:Z 201 8 ll I languag es and interpretations. Hou s to n 000 004 001 -- 5 9 1 Sutton , Mar sh all ( 6 J, Brewer Rick Couch, a sen ior at 18J and Y ea ger , R •c hard , York Meigs High, is the son of Mr. ( 7), Cosq r ove f B I and M May . and Mrs. Robert Couch , Rl. 2, WP - Sullon [1 99 ) L P - R IC h ard (2 3) . H R -- C John son Pomeroy t Mulberr y His. l ClO th I He is active in National Chic a ga 010 00 1 300 - 5 10 1 Honor Society, the mar chmg P1I Sbrgh 000 300 12x ~ 6 11 2 D e t t o r e . Zamora ( 7) , symphonic band, music club. L nRoc he { 7) and Sw1sh t r ; church youth groups , yearbook Reuss . H erna n dez (7J, Minshall staff , Pep Club , attended (7J. Giust1 (8) and Sa ngultl en . WP - G 1v s li ( 7-SJ LP - LaRoche Buckeye Boys' State, attended 15 6 ) HR - Ro b ertson (16th ). the swnmer sc ience training San D1 ego 000 020 000- 2 7 1 program in pharmacy at Ohio Sa n F ra n 010 200 04x -- 7 9 2 F re: sl eben . Hardy (7l , Tom Stale University, and has lin (81 and Ke ndall. Bradley. received the Arion Fotmdation Barr (7) and Rader WP ey cs 11) LP - F re1sleben Award for outstanding musical B( 9radl 14 ) American League B ait 000 02 2 02 1- 7 9 1 Detro1t 200 101 020 - 6 11 1 Palmer , Jacksan (8), Rey no lds (9 ) and Hendr1c:ks , Coleman , Walker (8), Hil ler (9) and Freehan . WP - Jackson (6 4) LP - Hiller (]7 14) . HRs :F r eehan 2 (17t h & 18Th ), Coggi n s 14th ), Northrup (1?1t1J OoOOoo T e xas . ooo-· o 2 2 M1nn 203 roo oox - 611 o Clyd e, Terpko (3), and Sundb erg : Goltz (1Q . JOl and Borgmann L P - Ciyd e ( 3 9l. C Ieve OlD· 100 000- 4 7 2 Boston 202 110 Olx - 7 13 0 K l1ne , Gogolewski (7) and Duncan Barr ( 1 OJ and Black we ll. LP - Kline 15 10) . HR - R1c:e (1st) . K~n C 1ty 001 000 000 - 1 6 0 Ch1cago oro oa r oox - 2 7 2 Bt r d (7 6 1 a nd Marlinez , Her~ ly ( 8 ), Kaat (21 Ill and H errman n (10 tnn s. J N Y 000 000 200 0- Milw ooo 0(10 020 1- 3 io 1 2 12 0 MediC'tl ( 19 · 15) and Munson . KOBEL, Murphy (])an d Port er WP Murphy ( JQ . JO J mail , cts well as additional charges for forwarding and retW"ning. ' ' Although most individuals who receive"third-clas..o:; mail in which they are not interested s imply discard it, there is additional recourse available. The , Direct Mail Marketing Ass ociation .at 230 Park Avenue , New Y~k, New York intere s ted 10017, will ai persons who wis their names removed from t mathng hsts of member organizations: One can also reruse a piece of believ~ th·~· P11stiil Service is ca rryi ng t:tl <t ICJ~s . Aclu<1lly , ths matl makes an import<Jn l 1·ontribution to Postal Service finances despite its lower rate, heccmse iL~ handling cos~ are ;dsu lower. Amon~ the reasons f1,r its lesser t' OSts are the pr es orting f pac ka g ing and bundling mail 1 and other ~pedal requirements imposed un those using bulk third-class .mail which are not required of cus tomer s us ing first. c la ss· this llldil mail when iJ.r is 'delivered mark a piece of mail "rt•fu:sedl" and return it unopened to mails . "The only mail may not be 'returned ler delivery has been eff,ected · is registered, insured, ce:rtifierl or C.O.D.,'' Postal authorities tell us. OW' office will continue assist in matters relating mail service in an effort .~ treamline the delivery of mall and make the service more , responsive to the' needs of the American people. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY A formal reply to our tnquiry explained: .. "We realize some people do 11 Oth Anniversary Sale New faces in schools Three in newest Who's Wlio her school. She is atlendmg 0~10 Univerl ity for one year with plan s to complete nurse trainin g at Ohio State University . I ' ('<-tre fHr lhirJ ..di.t SS nulil , nul ! Washington, ·::~ : .! 1Report B~)]<;;~n~ · ! I RICK COUCH • with Denise Gibson in Special I; Lorratne Ughrin, with Rebecca Tate in grade 5, and Cheryl Lynn Hook, with Nonga Roberts in grade J. Dr . Lester Mills of the university staff is their supervisor. New teachers in Pomerqy are Mrs . John Blaettnar, grade 2; Mrs. P=trow, grade 6 and patrol supe visor ; Suzanne Edwards, sp ech and hearing: Pat lhle, teacher corps; Fran Seeton, teacher _. corps, and Janic-e Schmoll , teacher corps team leader . In Middleport, student teachers (from OU J, are Jacqueline Sue Hovis, with Mrs . Courtney Knight in grade 3; Karen Ann Leper, with Mrs. Lucy White in .~rade _4; Margaret Jea'?r Riggs, w1th Mrs. ~ary Rose , kindergarten, and May Ann Mckotch, with Do~ Hanning, , assistant principal and grade 4. New on the teaching staff in Middleport are Jane rBaer ) Bourne, grade 2; Suzanne Edwards, spe~h and hearing; Robin (Mills) Boring, teacher corps; Nan y Thirkield , teacher corps, and- Janice Schmoll, teacher · corps team leader. On the non-academic staff, Nancy Jo Clatworlhy has returned as a secretarial aide in the Middleport building. .YARN I Sale .99¢ 0 0 0 :: :: , 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 New pr1n !s and SO lid COIOIS Super Stretch PANTY HQSE S h ~e r he<Hi h lu l 100°'1 coo rdmat•ng co lor ~ lr r l c h elast1 c wa 1s t leg Oflenmgs Nvlon. f •t s 5-ft n(IOn. Q "l' 511'! t o 5 I ~ 5 ") With J!".-;.<•"'"''\~'''"'"'•;'''"" One-t•ze.t•ts all '~P6i~ 100 10 150 ll>s sh <1des F ~s h• on Dflllf $1ftldlff/ Prlto ft OVER 75 COLORS IN SELECTION Be Sure to Register At Our Mechanic Street Warehouse or in our Third Floor Furniture Department for . . $500.00 iN GIFT CERTIFICATES No purchase is necessary, y·ou need not ~e present t1, win . Anniversary Sale Prices In Every Dep111rtment On All Three Floors, Toyland In The Middle Block, and At Our Mechan'i c Street Warehouse ELBERFELDS IN POM'EROY ~;.t~ Baker's Secret SHAMPOOS, RINSE$ I, IJ;GJ > Jr:.t]~: · %;::; 97J.y ' .. ,I ··' "·:·" ' • • CHOOSE FROM B-in Sq Cak.e.Pan Bake 'n Roa st Pan • • 6-Cup Muff in Pen Loaf Pan • Cookie Sheet 4-Qt. Majesty® SPARKLE 1ARNS ,,n sk•'"' ' v ~ ·~ . .~ . Clalrol · Conl yhO>I' forl;rbl<•f, ), I"th'"•• h!Tin!.J lldnT l,ugc< V'.l H 'l,in 5 (\ I O 5 f t 9 "' l&!"1 I n 230 II) S CLIP AND SAVE ~- lnvi11 ibln 1'' Dtlltfa • ·8/f. llf Vt/w ~~ 82c without coupon ' '" 78.. HJ .oz . y -MRWOL• • SHAVE CREAM HALO· ::.-:.::: .... _17• .U.Hf NOUMOD·· CMiWMRS ' . All vour !avo,tes . ., rJ t!?j;j ~:~~,, ~,~~:; Bu1temu1, Molk S h s~e. . ;:JiDILY. ............... GLASSWARE r,;. ·CRMICER JACI(, . MIIII-,ACICS · SPECIALSf Prar. tocal evetyda \1 ql assw.;uel Choose Servrng li•shes, p1trh• ers. bowls more . B •g barg <ton . 10 mi" l· oacl..s. \ O·oz si1e . each w•lh loy surpr i$e ,., ,,..,,,, lht .,.Iiiii *.100 BEN~ - FRANKLI~ . RALL'S . ' ' • welcome here f . ~:; ·' \h- ·•. . •' · ~· . ' $ ' . IIANKAMERICARD ' \, ' '· I your 'o. M \ • ,. . / ' ' Mangieri, to help encourage child~en to read · books other than those required in school. He added tha t a stee ring cornmitlee is in full operation, with two board members , Wendall Hoojir and Carol Pierc-e, serv ing on tha t advisory comm1ttee. . In other board action Tues day night, a pollcy on the procedure fur approving attendance at professional meetings , recommended by Supt. HargraVes , was put aside for rewording and other .investigations, and a contract for psychological testing by the Gallia-Melgs Comrnuruty Mental Health Center was a pproved . Ramona Hawk , Bertha Jane Garnes , Merium Hoffman B.rld Adeline Snowden were appointed as substitute 'cooks , while Pc.ela Morris was appointed as a kinderga rte n a1de at Pomeroy Elementary School at $2 per hour, 6 hours per school day. Appointed as substitute teachers were Marta Kay Black- • ' ~ . wood, element,ry ; Flossie Allensworth, elementary; Gayle Price, biology and English, and Karen Humphrey, health and physical education . Also appointed were James · Ranson, English and history ; Penelope Blesset, English and German; Ronald Zartman , history and government; Jeannie Taylor, biology, ~arth science, health and physical education; Wilbur Perrin, English and speech; Charles McManus, elementary; Mary Brooks, Art K-12, and Jean Wagner, Art K-12. A conli,nuing contract for Marjorie Gibbs was approved as was the appointment of John Raub as a custodian and Lois J . Hawley as a kindergarten aide. Confirmed to appointment.s in remedial reading were Katherine Jacobs, Norma Wilson, Jane Russell, John Lisle, Kathleen &;ott, Daisy Cook, Margaret Parsons and Doris " Johnson. Susan Edwards was appointed as a speech Con tinued on page 2 • a1 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO en tine WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1974 NEW YORK - INVESTORS, BRUISED by a sagging market, took another beating Tuesday as the New York Stock Exchange plunged to its lowest closing since the Cuban missile crisis. Brokers, however, recpuped some of their earlier losses in the first day of e.x tended trading hours. The NYSE extended the daily trading period by 30minutes to 4 p.m. (EDT) to encourage more trading and thus increase commission fees for brokers. A nilmber of brokerage houses have reported huge losses this year because trading has fallen drastically. On the first day of the extended trading hours, 16.8 milljon shares were traded, well above the 1974 average volume of 13.4 million shares daily. Nearly 1.2 million shares were traded in the extra half ~our. The exchange estimates that 16 million shares must be bought and sold for brokers to break even. The Dow Jones Industrial index, which started the year at more than 850, dipped below 600 at times Tuesday, but closed at 604.82, the lowest since Nov. 2, 1962, when it closed at 604.58 during the Cuban missile crisis. '' . The Meigs County Board of Education meeting in regular session t'uesday night, approved five bus driving cer· tiflcates. They were John · Riebel, Dolly Wood, Dorothy Blake, Carl Morris and Larry Millhone. , The board approved the routine transfer of funds and · county Supt. Robert Bowen reported that ~atisfa_ctory pro~ess is being made m the redecorating and remodeling of the first floor of the county children's home which will become the new offices for the staff of the county ~oard . OcCupancy of the st,ff Is expected to·-ra~<e. pl11ce thi~ ..... month . The Meigs County Board agreed that it will be more practical for a school board in Gallia County · to serve as the fiscal agent for a new class for students with visual impairments- at Rio Grande . A Gallia Board would be closer in dist,nce imd Gallia County .will have more students enrolled in the course. Meigs Cbllnty will have two students eligible for the training . . Attend)ng the meeting were Supt. Bowen, and board members, Robert Burdette, Harold Lohse, Harold Roush , George . Perry and Gordon Collins. I TEN CENTS Judge IDSIStS truth be told By JANE DENISON WASHINGTON (UP! ) - U. S. District Judge John J . Sirica, in search of an unbiased jury to hear the Watergate cover-up trial, today sternly warned the prospects they could go to jail if they fail to say truthfully how they feel abOut the case. Sirica delivered his lecture to a fresh panel of 175 prospective jurors as the five defendants, all of them associates of former President Richard M. Nixon who have been accused of conspiring .to cover up the bugging scandal, sat im· passively at the defense t,bles. When 60 of the new MYSTERY TOY- Cbarles Cohen, retired New York Central railroader, is pictured with a metal ferris wheel toy which has been around the Cohen 'home on Butternut Ave. f~r many years. Mr. Cohen doesn't remember where it came from but apparently, the -toy 1s now a collector's item. A Colwnbus collector recently offered Mr. Cohen $50 for t~e toy. There 1s no manufacturer's mark or any information as to where, by whom, or when it was made on the toy . FIRST SNOW The first snow of the fall and sub freezing temperatures were reported In parts of Ohio today by UPI bringing more problems for Buckeye State iarmers who have been stricken with the most adverse l\'ea!her conditions In years. The National Weather Service said much of the northeastern quarter of the state received rain and a light snow. Toledo In Northwestern Ohio had a low of 29 degrees and Findlay a low of 31. "' Easten1 High has 1st PTA A PTA (Parent - Teacher Association) was organized at Eastern High School Monday night, the first such organization in a Meigs County high school. The new Association includes Elderly warned Meigs County Senior Citizens were advised today !.o , ~~ alert for anyone posing as an agent of the Society Security Agency by Mrs . Eleanor Thomas, executive director of the Meigs CoWl ty Council on Aging. Mrs. Thomas said: "The sheriff has reported a recent incident in the county in which a person, who said he represented the Social Security Office, gained entrance to an elderly person 's home and threatened the individual if he did not give information on savings and other matters. "This person is not a represent,tive from the Social Security office. The person was described as a young white male, slender, about six feet t,ll. He showed (~.Yellow plastic card with "Socill Security" on it. This is not proper iden· lification. "If someone should come to your house answ;ring the above description and showing that identification, call the sheriff immediately. Also, please call the Social Security Office or the Se'nior Citizens Center, 992-7886. Try to get a descri ption of the person , his car, and license number if · possible. "There are Social Security the seventh through the 12th grades at Eastern. Meeting By Susan Fleshman with ' the interested parents Pomeroy Ubrarlan were Chester Gooding, prin· Ladies, are you looking cipal, and one of the teachers. Elected. were Mrs. Charles forward to the coming football Martin, president; Mrs, Helen season as a wasteland of Sunday afternoons' Blake, first vice president; Men , do. you never have time Chester Gooding, secOnd vice to-read during the work-week , president; · Elden Blake, and wish that you could catch recording secretary; Mrs . Linda Edwards, corresponding up on the current news and secretary; and Mrs. Barb novelS over the weekend? . Students, does Saturday fly Hannwn, treasurer. by too fast for you, and by It was decided that the PTA will meet on the fourth. Monday . Sunday you want a place to of each tDOnth at 7:30p.m. and, study and ·some handy enall parents are urged to attend . cyclopedias? Men, women and children, An executive meeting was set for Monday, Oct. 7 at 7:30p.m. here is the answer: Now SW1day has • a new for. the purpnse of organizing dimensior>! For a trial period committees. Prayer b'y the during the month of October principal concluded the the Pomeroy and Middleport meeting. libraries · will be open <.every SWlday afternoon from 2 to 4:30p .m, to give you more time , Cloudy Jonight, frost by to use and enjoy our books' .and morning. Mostly sunny Tburs· magaZines . ·day, highs in the upper 50s and The libraries want to open lower 60s. their doors wider to the people DETROIT (UP!) - Tbe United Auto Workers has dropped its experimental fourday work week at a Chrysler Corp. plant, ending the only four..Jay week in the auto h dustry. The UAW said Tuesday its 120 workers at Chrysler's Tappan, N.Y., parts depot voted overwhelmingly to scrub the 60-day program. The decision eould signal the end of the four-day week as an issue in future bargaining between the union and the major automakers.' A union spokesman said workers were opposed to the · Weather . ' I ,I, veniremen indicated that being sequestered would create a hardship for them, Slrica commented, "lt doesn't look like we can get a jury today.' ' The contempt warning, Sirica said, -was "not for the purpose of intimidating, coercing · or frightening ahy prospective juror ," But he added that if it developed at any time during the trial that any one of them had deliberately failed to tell the· truth in answering questions put to them during the selection process, he could be c1ted for contempt and sent to jail. "I'm going to repeat it once I more so nobody will have an excuse should it happen ," Sirica said, wagging his finger. "I've been aroWJd this court· house a nwnber of years and I've seen the kind of thing happen that I'm trying here to prevent." Tbe judge, who has steered the Watergate case through about two years of court proceedings, also warned that the Indictment charging the five defendants with conspiring to obstruct justice "is not evidence of anything" and that they' · must be ·l![eswned innocent unless proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. Continued on page 2 not give them enough time with their families." The union said employes voted 82~ on one ballot and J6. 23 ·on an alternate ballot to discontinue tbe program. Under the plan, half of the warehouse staff worked four 1tJ.hour days from Monday through Thursday and the rest work from Tuesday through Friday. "This required most of them to work out of their job classifications and to do work they weren't accustomed to/' the UAW spokesman ex· plained. "Some of them had to handle several different jobo on Friday and Monday, rather than just one as they did u~er' the old system, because there were fewer _peoPle working on those days . That was a major objection." The objections to job rotation may also cause the WJion to review some Ideas for relieving assembly-line boredom, one official said. Union negotiators had contended in previous contract talks that shHting jobo periodically might be one way to reduce job alienation. 1n d us · try to ld to educe chemz•ca"ls job rotation required by tl!_e revised schedule and objecteh> . . to other changes in work practices. represent,tives in ,!he area at "Wealsofoundoutthatwhile various times . You may call the workers enjoyed the threethe Social Security Office at day weekends in the swruner, Athens, 1-592-1448 or Marietta, , ~hey became disenchanted 1-800-282-9711 - toll free .- and once their children were back assure proper identifiCa tion. in school and thelr weekend The Senior Citizens Center will activities were restricted/' the also have the representative's spokesman said. " Many comname. " ~ plained that the ltJ.hour day did in their communities and these Sunday afternoon hours are one way of finding out · what library hours people want. How about telling us when YOU .would like to be able to use the library? ~ In the morni.ng - to call up · for information that you need in your job or yow- home? In the late afternoon - to find magazine articles for a school project or to pick up an entert,ining novel after work? In the evening - to have time to visit the library even if you work during the day, for a &timulating change from T.V., to rurther your own education , or to' find literature and information for school,' Sunday afternoon - for you if you cannot come to the library at other times, for a chance to widen your horizons? . If it would be more conven ienti£ the library were open differen t twurs, or more hours, Je t us kn ow when you visit us, • 4-day work week is out ... , 1 WASHING~TON (UPI) New government orders issued Tuesday will sharply reduce the amount of potential cancercausing chemicals now being used by the plastics,. industry • and farmers. The Labor Department's new regulations cutting to almost zero the amoWll of vinyl chloride gas to which factory workers may be expose1l was ch,allenged by the plastics industry. . An official of one company said the rules would throw two or call us at Pomeroy (992- million people out of work and 5813) or Middleport (.!192-57!3 ). said tbe finn ,would take legal Remember, you can return action against the rules . your l(brary books and drop off Tbe Environmental Protecyour bookmobile books at lion Agency; delayed by two either the Middleport . or months by a challenge from Pomeroy libraries. The books Shell Chemical Co., Tuesday will be returned to their proper ordered a halt to further libraries for you . production of two pesticides, NEWS FROM OVAL, the aldrin and dieldrin. The two Ohio Valley Area Libraries chemicals are used on about 10 "Mail-a-Book" catalogs are per cent of the natiOn's corn being mailed.. to rural mailbox crop. hold ers and you will soon be EPA chief Russell Tra(n said able to borrow books through the pesticides pose an "immi· the mall. As soon as the nent hazard" of cancer in Pomeroy- Middleport libraries humans and are particularly ·have the catalogs, those people dangerous to infants because of who do ·not have rural their conswnption of dairy mailboxel; ca n pick up a · products especially likely tQ catalog .and also use the ser- have residues of the chemicals . vice , When we visited OVAL " Residues of aldrin-dieldrin headquarters a few weeks ago are present in virtually every we saw the st,cks of books that member of the U.S. populawill be available to you through tion," Train sal~. the mail. "S talin," "Star 'Qle new vinyl chlor.lde rules Trek ,'~ and "The Sting" were from the Occupational Safety some of the eye-catching iitles • ·a nd Health Admini!;tration of the Labor Department came that you can borr~w . Libraries offering new hours on trial period '· .. PHONE· 992-2156 • LONG BEACH, CALIF . - THE BLOOD CLOT on Richard Nixon's right lWlg is shrinking, improving his health, but apparently without changing the recommended long convalescence that is keeping him off the witness stand at the Watergate coverup trial. · Tbe former president's doctor said TUesday that a lWJg scan revealed a "pa.rtial resolution," or reduction .in size, of the clot in ' Nixon's lung, and showed that no more clots were forming. Nixon has been in Long Beach Memorial Hospital for nine days, receiving anticoagulant drugs ta combafblood clotting caused by a phlebitis eondition that began when he was in office. · 5 certificates granted • U.Hf27~ s•l• etrt only ,. . ba&ketball coa ch, effective Oct. 15. He was Jeplaced by Robert Oliver, a former instructor at Wahama and ·southern High Schools. Oliver was given a one-year contract. , [n other action, Dr. John Mangieri, dttector of the Teachers Corps Project, reviewed the program's overwhelming su.ccess thus far . in the Meigs Local System. Mangieri stated that the in-service training program provided Meigs teachers through the Teacher Corps Program is the largest in the country . •' He added that over 50 pet. of the teachers in the Meigs . District are taking part in the program, with 42 elementary teachers and 38 secondary teachers inv.olved. Mangieri also stated that a Midwest Teacher Corps network has been set up to .serve Ohio, fllinois, indiana , Wisconsin, Michigan and Iowa. He added that the center of the network will be based at Ohio University in Athens. A rree reading committee will be rormed, according to By United Press International NEW YORK - CBS was the No. I network in prime time for the week ending Sept. 29, 1974, according to tbe national Nielsen ratings armounced Tuesday. CBS had seven of th• top 10 shows. NBC placed two shows, and ABC mTe . CBS won Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nights. NBC took Friday and Sunday, and ABC won Wednesday night. The ratings for the week were: CBS with a 21.0 rating; NBC 19.7; and ABC 16.8, The top !Osliows.for last week were : CBS' "All in the Family," NBC's "Sandord and Son," CBS' "~MASH,"'NBC's "Chico and the Man," CBS' "Hawaii Five~," CBS' ''Good Times,'' CBS' ''Mary Tyler· Moore Show,'' CBS' "Bob Newhart Show," ABC's Wednesday Night Movie "California Kid" a~d CBS' "The Waltons." · .IJc w~lll Coupon 12·01:. ,,,. Mdi111H loti"' ! *3. I The abandonment of the junior high and freshman football programs for the remainder of the 1974 season ip the Meigs Local School District was ,proposed TUesday night to the board of education meeting in Middleport. Board Member Robert Snowden of RuUand, citing what h.e believed to be a "lack of proper coaching,'.' proposed the move following discussion of the junior high and freshman grid situations. · Snowden stated that there would only be about 12 freshmen remaining on that squad when it meets Gallipolis Thursday evening, ~nd he add$d .that this would mean players would not , get needed rest during the game, thereby mcreasing the chance of physical injury. On the situation in the junior high program, Snowden stated in his opinion, "The head coach of the 7th and 8th grade teams doesn' t know beans about football." Snowden went on to criticize alleged aetions by freshman coach Roger Brauer in a recent loss to the Athens frosh. According to Snowden, Brauer pulled the first string with the score tied 6-6, and "inserted players of lesser ability." It was not learned whether or not Snowden consulted Brauer about details of the situation in the Athens game. The board moved to have Principals James Diehl; Senior High, and Russell Moore, Jr . High; Supt: George Hargraves, and Athletic Director Charles Chancey investigate and report back to the board. .• In related action in the area of alhleti<:S,"David Jenkins resigned as a high school math teacher and ninth grade 7-or. alze WSTRE CREME~ • MRSPRAY 1---------------1 siz11 only L. ·Junior High, freshman grid programs under ~f~re WASHINGTON - FEDERAL HEALTH CARE programs are often biased in favor of city dwellers and suburbanites, says the eochairrnan of the Appalachian RegionaL Commission. In testimony before a House subcommittee Tuesday, ARC federal cochairman Donald W. Whitehead charged that the government has failed to "recognize the financial and technical poverty of rural America" and that the result is a dearth of medical care outside big city .areas. · Rep. William V. Alexander, D·Ark.,_said one-third of the nation's poulation lives outside urban areas and they are "the unseen, forgotten minority" as far as feder~l government is ci>ncerned. Whitehead said tbe ARC had taken strong steps to expand health planning and, care services in Appalachia, but that much more needs to be done . · "All the national health insurance in the world will not buy health for a rural American who has no doctor to go to," Whitehead said. FINAUET.. NAIUPRA1 HAIRNET 8- o~ BIG MAMA PANTY HOSE I ea ~ ,! *1. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ • ' ' ' OIL COMPApiY EXECUTIVES AND GOVERNMENT officials say a slight decrease In oil prices is only temporary because Arab oil producers are ignoring pressure from President Ford and will push crude oil prices even higher . . · Standard Oil ofOhio, Skelly Oil Co. of Tulsa, Okla., and Clark Oil Co., a major independent, dropped prices Tuesday on all grades of gasoline. Mobil Oil Co. reduced its prices last month and Exxon said it was reviewing its price structure. Gulf Oil Co., however, has raised its pump prices 1.5 cents a gallon on ~II grades, citing higher costs for foreign crude and refined products. VALUABLE COUPONS on 1y t,_. , f . WAS!iiNGTON- BETTY FORD IS MAKING "unbelievable progress" in her recovery from cancer surgery, her husband says. "She was in great spirits," President Ford told reporters 'after a visit to ber hospital suite at Bethesda Naval Medical Center Tuesday night. "I thought . she made unbelievable progress." Tbe First Lady had her cancerous right breast removed Saturday and learned Monday that microscopic traces of the cancer were found in two of 30 lymph nodes also removed. NON-STICK 8 HtltH C~rllt· htrynlthf· '.,., ' · .·.,. ;. ~"·.., ', skein Shimmery, frosted colOrs in acryli·~ and nylon, worsted weight. Machine wash and dry. Fifth Avenun · - REGULAR OR SPARKLE I SfRETCH . BIKINIS .. VOL XXVI , NO. 120 pro~ 0 •. Devoted To The Interests of The Meitfs-Mason Are11 Nonfst:ck GE s:lcone coating ... pre-baked lo assure quick . even browning . Same bakeware used by 0 • .- Reg. 1.45, 4 ~. 4 p~ BAKING PANS .fn. ' "WINTUK" ' BEN FRANK .' ' ~ ~ , J .' r'j . ' .. after several months ' of growing evidence that workers exposed to tbe widely used plastics industry gas were developing a rare but fatal form of liver cancer, Under the new regulations, workers may be exposed to no more than one part per million average over eight hours after Jan , I and no more than '5 parts per niillioh in any 1iknlnute period. Firestone Plastics Co. said Tuesday the rules put the industry "on a collision course with economic disaster . 11 An official of the firm 's aid the restrictions would "throw two million jobo down tbe drain)' That figure is ' the total number of persons ·~mployed in the plastics industry. Only several thousand work in factories where the raw gas itself is niade before it is turn~ to polyviny I chloride and later turned into everything from seat covers to suitcases. • · THREE FINED Three defendants were fined Tuesday nigh\ in Middleport Mayor John zerl!le's Court. Fined were Carroll Johnson, 43, Middleport,' $10. and costs, disorderly manner; James R \ Pooler, :!0, Middleport, $5 and costs, disorderly manner and $5 and costs; running stop sign; Kenneth Mohler , 36, Mid· dleport, $150 and costs, three days confinement, driving while in.loxicaled. \. 1 ' I .I. -' > .. � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 1, 1974