https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/00cc5dd807844aef89361f5bdde7f05a.pdf eb74aefda3c4feb623cb9526aa05f23d PDF Text Text I • • ~2 - The Sw(day Times-Sentinel, Sept. 19, 1976 First cabin raised on Symmes Creek in 1806 GALUPOLIS- Greenfield Is the extreme western ' . township of lhe county, bopnded on 11M: north by Jackson county, on 11M: east by Perry township, on the south by Lawrence county, and on the west by Lawrence and Jackson counties. Symmes Creek, the principal stream, enters the northern part of this township from Jackson county, runs southwest into Perry town· ship, thence south through Lawrence county, emptying eventually in to the Ohi o River . The first to settle ln the township we re Da niel faulkner, James Rice and Andrew Faulkner_ On the 22nd of .June, 1682, the latter gave an account of his "!lrly pioneer recollections to the writers of Hardesty's Hand Atlas, and four days later he died. . Andrew Faulkner recalled tha t the pionee rs first setUed at the forks of Symmes Creek, Da niel Faulkner bu Ut!ing the first cabin in 1806. Miss· Jennie Faulkner was the first child born in the township; her pa rents were Daniel Faulkner, a native of Ireland, and Nancy (Dunlap ) Faulkner, a native of Scotland. John Kershatl 's marriage to Elizabeth Faulkner, at llle house of the bride's pa rents was the first in the toM!ship. . Among 11M: first of the early settlers, the following names are given : Philip Lambert, Jerry Lambert, John Shel!on, John Acord , Hamilton Harper , John McKe nzie , James McMertry, Vi ncent Bruce, John Symmes, George Chapman, Obediah Lee, S. Rose, and Thomas Johnson. The township · was organized March 20, 1818; the first election was held at the hOUSJ! of Michael Shaffer, which then stood one-half mile east ·of what is now known as Gallia Furnace. Samuel Mertry was first elected a ]iiSliee oi the peace, and Ebenezer Donaldson, constabte. · Religious services we re first held in a log building on Daniel Faulkner 's farm, for which object he donated one acre. A black Baptist, Rev. Jam~ s Stuart, was the first TALL TIMBERS NITE CLUB K S () /'II t Two of Meigs elected 0 . j, parent group officers •,. II - ••'f1>' ATH ENS Planned Parenthood of Southeast Ohio "" in its annual meeUng Sept. 12 elected officers and trustees ' 17 I ii of Its Board and to celebrate the . Agency's fifth an· nlversacy. Three were from Meigs County. A highllgbt of the anniversary observance was a service commendation made ,., . . ...... ~ to Ann Fugate, of Ohio Valley "" •.. ' ·Health Services Foundation , . , ·h '" -< , for her technical assistance ' • ··~·· ~ · and sPPport throughout the "":"" / .. !7 ~· \ , 1 existence of the seven~unty ~~ .. agency.· From Meigs County were Nancy Reed , beginning her second year as a trustee of ::~ ~ ,, ~ --:: the Board ; Betty Fullz, re!• .J":":1~ . • ·..:, •b• ; ' elected to a second three-year ~~ '" ... . , term as a trustee, and Gene i ~7 .,,,~ '7''. ~ '.J.,~ ··:: Riggs, re-<!lected treaaurer. L A WR EN CE;: c 0. .Weldon Witters, trustee and professor of zoology, was minister, . and he is Dirty Face Creek by a party map is from the Gallia · the speaket:. He m~de a slide remembered with feelings of of black people who came County Atlas published by the .----~---­ respect as a thorough fr om Tennessee . Claiborn Commissioners in 1874. Christian , who labored Shelton first established a Reprints ·or both books are career interest Scouting haa earnestly for the good of !he Sabbath school in 1833. available : call Sue Moulton helped them In a most early setUers. This history is taken from 446-9655; Henny Evans 4-16- significant way. Exploring Is The second church erected Hardesty's Atlas o( Gallia 1775; Ann Jenkins 446-4926. a new division of the Boy or round logs was located on County of 1682. The township Scouts 'or America , and helping kids Is the common denominator through each of the three programs. · Other career exploring opportunltie·s will be HUNTINGTON - A new ' evening, Sept. 15 in Ashland, ·If youths can come to one of available to youths in the Trtcareer exp,lori ng experience Ky., through the cooperation these decisions regarding a State area in ·!he near future. in tearing for youths waa and interest of the Boyd es tabli shed Wednesday Coun ty Bar Association, when 35 boys and girls from four high schools attended an organizational meeting. They will explore all _ aspects of the law and law -1i!oo, enforcemen.t fields dUring the ~ . · · next nine months, meeting twice a month. Their Post Th1 nHd for IHe ln.ur· , Advisor, Stanley C. Nickell, ancli l1 tt•t•t wh-" \'OU' rt voung and un Assistant Commonwealth's ltttt afford It, Sttte Attorney, outlined career Ftrm'• term Hf• lnsur· •~ provldn ~onom · opportunities available to !eel prot.cdon now- end them in both fields. c.n bt ch•ntH to • cnh· Exploring is a new building plen l•ter on without eddltlonel mtdktl program for youths, boys and txtms.S.: girls, 15 to 21 years of age , which provides the opCarrol K. Snowden portunity to learn everything 2C Slot. Street possible about careers in ~IIi polis which they have indicated an Phonte46-42911 Interest. Through the sharing Home CC6-4.511 of knowledge and experience of successful men and u ... -..,.....,. women, youths have the opportunity to make one of ~-PC . twiN SET two decisions: 'while they are ~ 14<• .... . . . - ....... .. " . ! A"•• ~ .., icentennial celebration big success here . __ ··-· ·-· . .... . . "' 1 ···.::· I . 'che·d Explorer program laun Senior clti..U were everywben dlmonltrltlnl c:raftl, te"IDI food, tliaplaylns ntlquu and performlnl llllll7 Giber wotk dutlu. Some 15_ tropblu were .awarded to wlunen of Yllriolll eventl during the celebratloa bnldel 11lver doUan and.craft llema given presen Ia tlon on recent developmenta In blomecUclne and dlscuued related dllenunaa, Pennies strewn over rural road prizll. Bn•t-111 boUMI provided lbe tropbl.. and the U ' CARSON, Colo. (UP!) ~IT - treasury a1ents are paying ~~ehoolchlldren to pick . • up millions of pennies scattered thousands of feet along a rural Colorado high· way . A truck from the Denver BARCUS PROMO'I'ID Mint coUided with 11 cattle - Mn, Sbaroa Lee Bllreu truck Thurlday, kllllnl two ol Lewer River Road, persons and acatterlng the Galllpolla, baa ben coins. Ch~yenne .County promoted to lbe pelldoll of Sheriff MWTy Renner said Quality Coatrol Tecbalclu Friday his deputies guarded al lbe Rebbllll II Myen, the estimated U million tnc. plaDI OD Bob M.cpennies - about $57,1100 Cormlck Road. • Mn. · 11nlll the federal agents Bareus jollied lbe -paay ~lved . Ill October, 11117. The schoolchildren were paid a few dollars each to help recover the coins. CLASsES PLANNED . EAST MEIGS - Adult SEXTON PROMOTED basic education clulea will · COLUMBUS(UP!) - State be offered ftee of charge at Development Director James Eutem Hlah School frO!ll 6 A. Duerk promoted p.m. to 9:30p.m. on Monday, Frederick A. Sexton, Wor· Tuesday and Thursday each thington, to director of his week. Those wishing further Office of International Trade Information may call 985Friday. 3329. ELBERFELD$ .IN POMEROY. .. Will Feature The BLUE VELVETS . Mike Lonnie John .J A (. .SUP. From St. Paul, Minn. NOW! . .I and foundations SIZe. Friday & Saturday From 9:00-2:00 Sunday Night F10111 9:00-1:00 Sunday Nile Only Back To The SO's Show Famous Ortho-Cushion· extra firm mattresses or boxsprings in .twin, full, queen or· king sizes all now · ·one· low price! . ..... ,.,... ....... No Reservations First COme First Served ~ .......= ......... ~~=:E;::: still in school ''Yes,Jille this to Is a career I -would pursue," or "No, it isn't " 2-PC. FULL SET manrest~ and bouprinr; at 00 llilver dollan. Wlllnll'l of eveata durtnc tile day lncliiCIIcl: Bicentennial decorated bicycle conlelt: under 8, • lHE SALE OF SALES ALL BRAND NEW MODELS Must be sold to make -i'CIOiri for the new models .•• WHILE lHEY lAST! qao... cuul Jdagsla" IOldonlJIDIOII NOTIQI t LIMITED QUANTITIES -Buy The Best. I WASHERS From the maker• of the Perfect SIMper' mattre11 innerspring mattreBSeS Ore de· signed to give the firm posture support you need lor proper rest omu lll -need ie qulllod wltli heavyweight fiber Insulation padding tluxurlous puff-quilted lops offer additional comfort • durable taped, tailored seams • heavy-duty, fully-insula~ companion·weight boxaprlngs • gold flo ral/crown print covers FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. THIRD FLOOR FINAL \WEEKI ' MADE-TO-MEASURE .DRAPERIES · · PLEASE'BRING WINOON MEASUREMENTS Commercialfy' rated; liulll to 1151, big tub, 2 speeds, lint flit., special perma. MUST 25 SUPPLY - LASTS BE SOIJ) MUST MUST BE SOLD BE RUTLAND FURNITURE ' ARNOLD, WEND£ll OR ON SALE NaN 30% IN JHE HOME FURNISHINGS ANNEX WHILE SUPPLY LASTS MAIN STORE, ANNEX AND MECHANIC ST. WAREHOUSE OPEN _WEEKDA~S AND SAnJRDAY 9:30 TO 5, FRIDAYS 9:30 10 I ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY PGmeroy. 'l'breHecged race: Glen ~. Don 1'11111, flnl; IWm .Ellil and Clod7 EW.. --s. cant.t: Ulldlr IS, dl'rilkll, Bun•• Walermelan eadng : John 'Turner. Tobacco apilllnl: Bill Thoma a, Pomeroy, flrat; Youns, flrat; Jt11e SellGlen ScbettiDI, - n Fifteen Cents ·Pomeroy-Middle.,Ort, Ohio . MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1t'l& Vol. 28. No. 108 p~~~~~ · ·~:;:;~~g;~:~f::XJ$1\!CUC:t:-!- ews . . . in Brief~· Will resume II)' Ual&ed Prwllllleraau-1 • ·. • · BEIRUT, LEBANON -HEAVYftabdngeruptedln Beirut ltlld tile central mo111taloa today, eridancertos 'l'ltunday'a ICbeduled Inauguration of Prelldenwlect Elias 8arile. . Sawral !Ina broke ol!l lo the capital'• shattered CC~~D~Derdal dllltrlct as Molle111 and Clrlltlan guerrillas fought with rockell, macllloe guns and IIIOI'tai-a. Atleut82penonewerekllledand106woundedln24hours of flgbdng. , talks today DETROIT , (UP! I __:_ T~ United Auto Worltlirs and Ford Motor Co. ofllclala said · there was a · better underWdlng of the llluea thal. led to the lltrike by ' WASHINGTON - FAILURE TO ACHIEVE a politiCal 170,000 wortera as telks solulilll to tbe 111clal problems uf southern Atrlca could relltlt aimed at reacling a cootract In "DIIII tdaqbter," aOO(I'dlng to CIA Director George Bush. · settlement r81111ltt! today• tnte1118ence nporlllndlcate the slluatlon baa deteriorated, he Main table bargaining sesaald. sloos, the first since last lnateleriJedlnlervi~(ABC'ala8ueaandAnawen), BUah . '1'\leaday, were to start lo the IBid: afternoon alta' both Bides '"lbb atalul quo appesn to be Intolerable. 'Ibere's reviewed their .negotiating 1IIOUIIIing mWtancy frcm outalde and IOIDe fl'OOI within. I strategy. They follow four. WOUld look for -If there wu no political solution - a aerlous days of "probing" sealons litualltlllo whlcb ;vou could have a Dl88l slaughta' of people on between top level Ford and . Rhode.sla." ·. .·· . · · . UAW offlclals. "We now have a better understanding of where we , BELFMT, NORTHERN IRELAND- A week of bclmb boues and bijacklnp In Northern Irellnd has culminated .in are apart," UAW VIce the 11101t violent weekml In moolhl, with a serlet1 of Irish President Ken Bannon said Sunday. "! think this tlepublican Army attacks In wblcb ~~~~ policeman died. 'lbe lilA claimed It kiDed pollee sergeant Albert Craig, (meeting) will Iring liB closer flbolto death Saturday wb1le directing traffic In Portadown, 30 14gether." miles 10utb of Belfast. ' The blllb level meeii"'P' Another policeman waa seriously wounded In the atqck.' Gunmen pulled up In the lltreet in an automobUe driven by a Wllll8ll, wound doWn the rear window and shot lbe two olflrerl "itb,a submachine gun. TOKY~NORTH · were dellgned to pave tile way fer a quick start of lotenslve barsalnlnc that could hold the largest loduatrlal diJpute In the nation Ill lix yean to lela than three weeks, oblervers said. Should the bargalners not return to lang lllllions almol!t lmmedlatately, It might signal a lqthy strike. · A walkout 811aloat Fcrd in 196'1 laeted !18 days. Sidney McKenna, Fcrd'a labor vice JrttlldeDt and chief negotiator, agreed that tile private meeet!ngs were wortb!rhlle. · "We believe the di.lcuslliooa we've had with the unloo have been beneficial and have clarified a IIID!ber d. lsauea that llhould help make the meetings lhla week m«e .............._,, ... t;~:::~:::-;;.X:::::~~:::'$X~~!<.~:::§:::>;::X~:: ' EXIENDEDOUTLOOI Wedae~daJ llartall! l'rldaJ, e II I eeel willa a el!uce of ......... •ell .., etJ*IaDy Ia w II : It HC!U... mp. mlllly Ia thl .. udlnlla!Ritl. ,. KOREAN Vice President Chol Yq Kw!, '16, the cotllltl')''a No. 2 pe;lltlcal figure after Pre!Jideni Kim n &lng. has died after a long Uinettl, the olllclal KCNA nen 811enc)" IBid today. . KCNA tiald Olol died Sunday at 11:25 p.m. (10:25 a.m. ED'l') 1andtllalaatale filllerai would be held for him. The dale wu niJf'announced. '!be nature of hla Uin1111 was not di8cloaed. · JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA- POUCE fired oo iD attempts to dlsperae crvwdll frcm tile area of a blazing ap!Otllves plant, a pollee oftlclalaakl today. ' . .r.J. Gen. Dawld Krlel, lllliatani'CQI!ml•lloner 1o charge uf riot control, IBid flve 8l'l'e8tl were made. Rio IIQU!Idl ·cardlmed off the area at Modderfonleln, oo Jobannesburg's .QOrlbem oullklrla, just after a lll88llve blast shook the aurroundlilg suburbs when stored dynamite exploded. Will reduce TB renewal ~ck .....,.late SUnday, ln)!rlng live SAN FRANCISCO- A BOMB TODAY blew up the ~ci 'duca Wlf of the South African COIIIUiate wilb such farce that It ibattered wlodowl of bcxnes aCfQII the atreet. 'lbere were no 1Djurle1 althallgb Conaui-General Anlhmy Draks and bla lamll}' were Inside the four«ory h~me Ill the falblonable Pacific Helg)U dllltrlci. · am- Ommnnlst party Olalnnan Mao TI!Hung was a m)'ltei'J today men than IOdayaafterhla desth. am- aulbarltlealo Peldng IIIII have given no iildlcatlon of whether the IIIU8l practice of cremalilll would be followed for Mao, who tiled Sept. 9at lhe age of 82. BecaUM of the llillrtce, there. hal been 110me speculation tllat Olln 111 autborltl• may be planning to pmerve Mao's I'IIIIBinl u 1111 been dt111e lo the case of two other wcrld.tamoua CcmmuDIIt leidera. •• ·Breakthrough in lung cancer is disclosed . CHICAGO (UPI) Medical filii chen at the VnlVII'IIty of Cbleago believe they bave liulde a· "tbmatlc" ~ In lrtaillll dOomed 1111111 c1111car ricUIIII, It Wll 'tlilcloHd 1bing tbe wee~Jml, . Till t11covtry alnacly hU · prokJnpd IIJ. aa a\WIP uf itboulitiXIJ!CIIItbl 111!111-na of 1 teat ~ ol per11111 wllh lll'miDil Jane - . 111t1 llltl. "These are slow IIepa that are belngmade. We're probably talking 15 to 28 yean ... " However, Golomb said the rlllllllll 10 (ar have been "dramatic." Firat reports of the cll.lcoYery aimed at lbe ijl1er of a1mo11t one-third of all male cancer vlcllmil appeared In a ~pyrlglrtatl 1101')' 1n the DaUy Dr. Bari.e7 •. l;llilatnb, , a News, =~-· (~cer aucaco =~~~ria=: =:c::,:u:n~~ -~ laa1 ·· .fll!lilnl," GoJcmb llld. Galomll · ' nid the r~mrdlllrl· ..COVelli lbe lrn~ liY II'J,Ial a JPCI'• eevere 11118 cancer fiiiiiCilded to the treatment lad IUI'VIved ~ •verap of W IIIGI!Iba, bt uld. ln the 1*1, the avqge driJI• llniYal · rate fll' JllfiiiOI pa111ata dlapoaed to have lung 1lllb .... ...-~~ .... ol tbe - I n lte 111'17 ..... lwt dlltl.. .. ....wltb . . . ,_ to iDtrllhl. wllar aUtlil i f - . IW •• wllb mon eztwlw ..,. "' Dill treat. Jmla of 1111 ell-. normally mttlt '"' tbt adYanctd llnive two milotbt to a ' I tiJaa wt - llllllJ It ' lllllimlDII of flll!l' mmths, 1 'It with-tile Gollllllb said. t ellct of ........"'. It," bt comblaatl• of .u. ta ........... levy to .4 "We are happy to announce lbal tbe tuberculolla levy up for renewal at the Nov. 2 Ut:titll will be reduced," Jln. Jane Brown, MelgtJ County tuberculosis nurse, llld today. Mrs. Brown itated tbat tile rmewal levy will be reduced from .85 of one mW to .4 of 111e mW. The local 'Iuber• cukJ8IJ clinic llaupported by levy funds and the clinic Ia · lleld for early detectloo of tuberculotda. 1be clinic provided 21,m aervlcea Iince the lul five JW' levy renewal to help keep Ibis disease under control. There have been 42 active tubercuiOIII C8lel lo Meigs County that have • received treatment during tbe last five yean. Colli to the tupayen 011 the Nov. 2 renewal wU1 be .4 mW for MISS MARCIA DllLARD,16, a junior at Meigs High eacb fi,OOO property Scbool and daugbiA!r of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dillard, valuatitll for five yean. 'lbla Pomeroy, waa crowned queen of the Ohio Valley Horse Sbow Aaaoclation at the auoclation's round up SUIIday at · IJa reduction of .2$ mill from the levy renewal flve yeArs the Bar~ Hll'se. Cub grounds In Tuppers Plalna. Miss 8110.. . Dillard Wll selected from a field of lix candldatea on .the Mra.Brownannouncedalso basis of an Interview, written lest, attendance at Sbo1lll that tbe swine Influenza and her ranklngs In candidate evenll. She Is a vaccine will be available for . member of tile Meigs Riding Club and Meigs Pleasure the blgb risk BrOPP at- the Riders 4-H Club. She received a tiara, roees from Francis tubercui011J cllolc. Florist, a ~ gift cerll!lcate from Elberfeldl and several Giber prizes fnim other buslneaa In the area. All lix . tenced Bush Sen . conlestanla received fio1oen and $25 saru.s bond&. Carl Hysell, Meigs Cowity Runnero41p wu Terri Short, daqhter of Mr. and Mrs. Juvenlle and ProbatiOD Of· . Gary.Short, GaWpoils, who iB In Columbus where alte will fleer, repOrted that Denver be attending Ohio State University. Ray Buah, 20, Rt. 4, Middleport, wu sentenced to 10 days in jail for conlribollnlto the delinquency o! a minor, a IS year old boy. • BUlb and the juvanlle i!lole gu from a car parked on Spring Ave. Saturday Aides oo both skies claimed evenlol. The juvenUe baa Unlled Prw1 IDier!UIUoaal Jimmy Carter IJ Ulllng a their ~dates are not In allo been charged. Buah will wliatiHtop campalgD train training for the debates, appear- later In Mayor trip to puab hla "loalt the which begin Thuraday night. Clarence Anddrew'• court on Delplte the low profile charges of theft of tbe rlcb" ~ polldes acme of h1a opponenll claim will alao Ford maintained Saturday guollne .. and SWiday, aldea denied he mean~ the poor. Prealdenl Ford ttpent a was sjlendlng time preparing quiet Sunday · afternoon for the confrontation. 1bey Cooler tonlgbt iritb Iowa In a television said It 1st~ DeCelllll')' for the lOwer 50s. Partly cloudy filming commercial with a group of him, and that Ford 1J doing and cooler Tueaday with fannin at a MarylaJid larm even leu than he would to get blgha near '10. Chance Df rain acme 110 mil• fnm the White ready for a regu!ar White a! per cent tonight and 20 per HOllie. (ConUnued on ~e 12) cent Tuesday. queen ,.=.b.: ':elba~ Ford, ·Carter _. ''FGr piObabJt fJ!e lint wl!entbeYbad early ataces of Ume n 4!1Yel9P'd hllll cancer, 75 I*' cent ''are ··"'!'1. Driving Ia Leo Story at the left. Willi the team Ia WI)'Jie Taw wilD owna and prtpared tile lllll'l'eY for tbii event. -~~- . • lltii'IIIIIIr iJ11t1 • SOLO Oliver, Route a, POIIIei'OJ. 8ac:k race :. John 'lbtmas, Bicentennial coatume Carpeater, tblrd, 0111 of tbe 111011 papular alltbenUc calegory, Jayne lllnCIIonl of tbe daJ ... tbe Lee Hoelllcb, flnl ; Terri "~~~~my wltb the lriDCI 00 Rolllb, HCood; pnltllll top" ,...,.,areti bJ W11M catec«J, Gr«J IW!It, flnl; Turner of Rutland IIIII drtYIII Maadle Mat Alb, llld; tml' by Turner 1114 1M 8tor)'. The IS dlvlalon, bell couple tlllrny, pulled bJ • pair--of cafiiOI')', Bob IIIII Cllarilne ponies, wu buy aD day. Hoefllcb, flnl; Cbarlel and ptuptred at tile llett:J DIU,~ ; autbmtl.. country atore ..... a wide cafiiOI')', Bob IIIII a.uleae nrce of foodl wul\'llllable• Hoeflldl, flnl; Evelyn Rice, There waa anterlalnmeat I8COIId, and Btmlce Wino, JIIVYided tiJrouCbout tile day tblrd; jlrettlut cate11ory, from an impmlled atage Lut:llll Lelfbllt, flnl, Mary . behlod the center. Itar ~, aecoad, and Susie \UXIUnued.inl paie 6) Pie •llnl: Don Tlllil. Tug of war: Soulbenl Obla Mille No. 2 with eadl leaJD member cettllla a amaU trupbJ and • laflt trupbJ to tile team .. a poap,, Rolllll& pill tbrowtna : . . . SUit, lint; Emma ~J'IIIID, . HCOnd, Hnlor dl~; 011'11 Boww, flnt. junior ciiYIIIon. . Huband calllna : Cora lllltan. Wife calliDs : Warne • HONG KONG- THE DISPOSITlON of the body of the late EACH PIEc:E Leah rw.tae. ~.lint; I to IS, Jayne Lee Hoeflldl, ~or. flnl; Jobn Dalclae, PGmeroy, _.s; over 1S, Ltlllan Moore, Pomeroy, flnt. · , Cracker...tlol : Ryan * • resume action Weather NIKKI ROUSH,- 5, daugbler of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Roualt, Letart, W. Va., Is the mascot of tile Ohio Valley Hei-se Show Asln. wblcb staged Ita annual fall roundup Saturday night and Sunday at the Bar~ Htne Club grounda in Tuppers PlaiDs. Nikki was presented a gift certificate Sunday. STOCKHOLM, Sweden (UPI) "-- A non-Socialist coalition ww an upset victory In Sweden's parliamentary elections S1D1day, ousting the Social Democrats from power for the first lime lo 44 years and launching the country oo a new pollllcal era. Premier Olof Palme, the longest-nillng prime mlnlater in Western Europe at the tlmeofhlaouster,aaldhewlll resign If officials confirm the 180-169 non-Socialist majority predicted by the Swedlah . Broadcasting Ccrp. Computer analysts sald there could ooly be, at most, a ooe«at ch~e when official reslillll are fUed Wednesday. "Youcancountona toqh, efficient opposition," Palme said. "The Social Democratic party In Sweden will come back to power within the foreseeable future." Tborbjoern Faelldln , leader of the Center party and probably the next premier, said, "It wU1 be a strong parliamentary government. Pe~le will see lhe advantages of a change. The new poliUcal situation will be highly invigorating. It 'all takes time, like steering'& big ship." In addition to the Center party, other members of the non-Socialist coaUtlon were the eonserva.tlve and liberal parties. The major election Issues were increased soclallllln and the Center party's opposltlw to nuclear power statlooa. Voter turnout was 90.1 per cent. Under the Social Democrats, Swl!den enjoyed one of the world's highest living standards . But In recent years there were complaints that taxes were too high, sociallam went ioo far, and the bureaucracy waa inseMitlve to the pubUc. BABY MAHA.RAJ MALIBU, Calif. (UP!) - Guru Maharaj Ji, 18, who replaced his father u head of the Divine Light Mission 10 years ago, IS a father fa: the second time. Marolyn Rawat, 26; a former San Diego resident; gave birth Friday night io a 7pollld, 11-ilunce boy, named Shrl Hans Jl MaharaJ, after the Maharaj 's father. 1be couple has a 1-year~d daughter, Premia'-. MEE'l'lNG SET The Melga Al!tletlc Boosters will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednellday at the blgb B008TERS TO MEET acbool. E~eryone who Is The Meigs Band Bootllera lnlereated In any athletic will meet at 7:30 lhla evening program of the dilltrlct IJ In the band room at tile hlcb asked to attend. llchool. All parenta of band members are urged to attend Iince plana for lbe fall seuon will be diJclllled. DEER KILLED A deer was killed when It SQUAD CAlLED TAitENTOVMR ran llio the path of a car The Pomeroy Elllfll'llency _ T b e M I d d I e p o r t driven by Kim French, Middleport Saturday at 4:25 Squad wu called to Rock Emergency Squad waa caUed p.m. oo SR 218, the Melp Springs at 1:40 p.m. Sunday to tile Chelhlre area at 0:00 Cotlnly Sheriff's Department for .PhyWa Young who was p.m. Saturday for Doria reported. The driver wu not taken !o VelerBIII Memor!aJ Rolllh, who wu taken to Jnjured. I~ H011Pitel. II Veterana l+morlal ~al �.1 -Dlllllllz.~ 1 1..MHI p NliNIM!'Jr O,,lflll!lly,Sipl .. ~ ' • G=!.~C.: F01111tHI-111 • 2- '!'be DaUy Senlinel. MlclcDeport·Pcmeroy, 0., Moodly,Sept. 211, 11'18 ll!!ltiCII ....... ,......tiona I lnt , Colts' victories change team's image BY JOE CARNICEUJ UPI El:eo:uilft Sporll F,.dltor · lt'utrqe how 1 couple of big ~ can change • club owner's attitude. Two weeks ago, . as Baltimore floundered in -:Ulbitlon play, cnmer Robert . 18y stormed Into the Colts' llNil:llng room and read the ci b the riot acl. Coach Ted 1VIarehibroda wa~ so lncenaed ll. offered hi:! resignation and Jnay accepted. But quarterback Bert Jones came to Ids coach's defense, Mllrchlbroda was rehired and Sunday Jrsay was all smiles and handshakes after Jones' three touchdown passes to &ger Carr lifted the Colts to a . ~27 victory over the Cincinnati Bengali In a duel of 1975 playoff club8. Jonea threw TO ·passes of 68, 22 and 65 yardl to the !p!edy Carr and flnilhed with 301 yards pa$llq as he raWed Baltlmorefrm~a :al-14 hallilme deficit to their second victory of the aeuon. "The offenae did what they had to and tbe .defenae d\d what they had to," said Marchlbroda aa lraay paraded around the dreulng room llmlllng and llhlldng hands. While Jmea and Carr took care of the oUenae, Unebacker Stan White made the =c!al play m defenae. White unloaded on Be~ quarterback Ken Anderlon In the aecond period and knocked him out almoll untU the end of 11M! game. Andenon returned after bl.l replacement, John Reaves, completed only kf-10 .r --. The Cl'\llhlng blow for ·Onclnnati came on a fourtbaJIII.IDdlel caD at the Beagal 45 with 78 aeconda left when the Colts stopped blin on a qliarterblck lllelk. "They IIGpped Ul. Wbat can you aay?" said AnderiCII. "When you need lis lnchea y011 kind of think you~re going to get it, I didn't.'~ , Oakland Ia at Kanaaa City tonight. Rmll It, Vtilp 11: A blocked fleld.goal attempt by Minnesota cornerback Nate Allen and an end ZCIIe lntercepUon by Loa Angelelllneblcker Rick Kay In overtime !!pOlled sc<ring cbancn • the Rami and the VIkings tied. '!'be Rams' Jim Bertelaen plunged a yud for a TO with 1:55 left In regulation to tie the game. · Tcm Dempsey's :JO.yard field goal in overtime was blocked by Allen and MIMMota's shot at a win late In overtime ended when Kay picked off Fran Tarki!nton's pass. Uoa• Zl, Fa-. 11: Joe Reed, benched eMller In lhe game, saved the jo.. II Coach Rick FOCWIO llnd General Manager Russ Thcmas when he threw a ~ · yard TO paas to linebacker Ed O'NeU off a fake field goal and lifted Detroit over Atlanta. Lioos owner WWlam Ford said he would fire Forr.ano and Thomas lf Detroit lost to the Falcoos. Rookie James Hunter ~~e~~led the win with a st-yard Interception return for a TO ~ 51 secmds after Reed's tl~pass. . Broac• ta, Jeil S: 0111 Annllrang's 114-yard effort sparked a cl~acord 543-yard oHenalve burst againlt the Jets u Denver llCOI'ed the blggeet win in Its 16-yeu hlltory. Anllltrong acored Cl1 a 1$-yud run and tight end Riley Odoms' 1$yud run hlgbJighted a 2s. point ae<:ond quirter bent . Jets owner PhU laelln wu hOBpltaU&ed In stable cmditiCII after Mfering a helrt attack at balftlme. tlmal for . _. Cowbo7l Zl, a.tl 1: Scott fumble In the endloae for another Cowboy IICft and Roger Staublch lhrtlr for a yards. Patrtatl ., Delph• "~ Steve Gnlc~ threw for three Till llld rc IS )'U'dl for another • New Engllnd shocked Mllml. Grapn ldt Andy J!WiaCII C11 TO.,._ of 151lld 21 yardl, threw four yards to Ruu Francia for TO llndcapped IU flnelt day • • pro with hiiiCII'ing nm. l1le Dolphins sufferl(l another majcr lola when cornerback nm Foley '!IIi knocked out for tbe year with • • tnee injll'y · Sleelen·ri;sn-14: Terry BradshiiW, given p,ood field poaltlan by an aggressive PlltlbUrl!h defenae, tbrewtwoTOpas to Jalm Slall'n'tb u tile Stealers e~ for aD !1 Bean II, ·tten U: Waller Payton sc<red Cl1 1'11111 of 211 and seven yardl and Chicago special teams aet up 12 points u the Bears beat s.n Franclaco to run their nJC(ll'd to :I.Q, PaytCII carried for 148 yardl and the Bean' defenae dumped 4ier quarterback Jim Plunkett six ·Ball State takes early lead in MAC Ulllted Prell Iotenatlllllal Earl Taylor-a transfer from ·It could be aD down hill M!1m1 -raced t7 yards for a towards a Mid-American · ' ~ quarter toucbdowtl. Confemce ch8mpi•lp noli Although Miami, now fll' BaD State. wlnleu In three games, cut The Cardinali of Coach·• the margin to 7-t an • Bob Dave McClain sroved beyond ' Muwell to Tim Wbetael TO a dOllbt Saturday they ere for paa, that was tbe only . r~al by brushing aside scoring threat for ..the defendinll cltamplan Miami, Redaklns all day· · · . 23.6. · · Art Yaroch, a itel)!or from In other Mid-Am games, Columbus, Ohio, engineered llUo University edged Kent the Cardinal offense to State 14-12, Bowling Gntl1 perfec:tiCII and cawed the roiled over Eutem acorinR witb an ~ Michigan, 53·12, Central nm, In tile ciOIIng minutes. Michigan tripped Toledo i-7 BaD State led only 1N and Western Mlchltlan when Jim Neddolf lined up lrlmmed Northern llllnol8 37· for hl.l second field goal try. 6. But fnlhman quarterback Saturday's win leaves Ball lll!w Willlll, o1 FincDay, State with a 141 MAC mart Ohio-the holder- Instead and only four ccinffi'IIKIII loMed a 14-yard acor1n11 paM gBIII!II nmalnlng, aD agaltWi to Tam Broderick, anotber teams picked to llnilb In the frotlb . second dlvlslon-Toledo, "I tnew one thlni before NortbemllllnWand Weltern today," said McClain, and Eutem Mlc:hlgaa. "Miami was • good foolball But, for McClain, the win team. I'm tickled our klda ewer Miami -~ muc1t IUlllln there. They'U fllbt more. you tooth llnd naB. "We're ll'1lnl! to buDd pride Mark MOler paaaed for two and tradltl!ll at BaD State touchdowna and li1bltltute and tbilwu a pvotal game," iUU1IDg back Doug Wiener aaldtheformerWoodyHayea ran ftr two IJICI'e in Bowling t••t "Beatq a lelm Green's rmiP Ofti' Eutem 11M MYtml belpa nra IIIII)' tbe Micltlgan. Ball State fllotblll tum, but 'lbe boll Falcanl ftl'e up BaB 111ate • a wbale. . · ·S. al ba1ftime and lotaled The Cardlnala. who have . D8B yards f« the jllme,"' I10W- nine In a row ow:r aec:und best In the scbool's' two,_., nmr traDed after hllitll'y. MU!er puaed 118 yardl to Steve Kuthl and 30 yllfdls to Tcm Saltet I.OIIcbdoaiW and Wiener 1111 :nand 1 J8fda for two more lallies. Eeatem Coach Ed Scltlebelr called the Falcona "tbe belt team 1n the MAC by far," but also accuaed BG'a Don Nehlen of rum1nt1 • the sc<re. "'l'hen'sDD question about lt,"Scltlebelrsaldwhenasted H he tboJC)Il Bowling Green WM lrJinc to run tbe ICGI'I! • · "They took time 1111 .00 were paa!• the bill IDIIIJ ~~ma~, It's bll (Neblm's) peroglllve but there wiD be a day." Jun1ar quarterback Andy Vetter acored both Ohio Un!Vtrf(ty in the Boljcata narrow victory over Kalt. · Vetter acored from the three In the &eCCIId quarter IDd 111eeked In from the one In the third quarter on the first play after OU recovered a fnmbJed 1111t on the Kent e~~e yud Une. Paul Marclteae ticked 38 IDd J8.yard field goala In the third quarter for the Golden Flaabea and quarterback Mart Rdlaley . - 1n f• • . tmt• IWne.IJ it the fGartb ~.But, after Robaley's the ,...,. f.u.cl Cll I two-point conversion toucbckl••• acore atiempt._ OU Ia now 2-2 .00 Kent 1-1. Rade Saviclt ml J two field goalaltelnl* In the first half, bllt made good Cll I ~ , . . In the fourth quwter to the (lllllral Michigan Ita win 01'11' 'l'olado. Sc«t s-tuie pul Toledo Ill the sc<reboard with a J5. yud pass play from Jeff HeplnstaU In the third The score changed bands silt. times with Gila Fernandes' 47-yard third ~ fteld 11081 Allroa N, Padrea W: Pinch-hitter Jerry DaVanon'allngle drove In the winning run for tbe Allrol in the tinth Inning of the opener .00 saddled 21-game wltuier Randy Joaea with hll 14th ~o~a. Jdmaon drove 1n two i'UDII witb I boaJtr and 'B ck)tj)Je llld .Bo MCLaagblln ptclted a folri1ltter aa the AltnD"Cllllpleted the sweep. caM N, Etqlll7·1: Ted Slnmnra' . . . mw triple was the bill blrlw of a fiYNIIII nlnliHnnlng outblnt wl1lcb carrled the ea..-.a to tbeii vlciDry In the lint game at MontreaL EWa Valentine broke up a sc<re1eli lie w1t!J I runacorlng rlouble in the elghfb Inning of the nlghbp with woorlle Fryman pitched hll aec:mr1 atout of the'year for the EljJOI. aur ' ' d R . al ' 6 5 . t ory -a · s oy . s • VIC NeISon Ie ~ =~= :r..; '"f,· . .. : '.,·.:·. •·Jri •••on, rve ~ straight UIIIM " - lwt& 'I ' The Miami Redltina, ...OIMo u u tbr u I 1m• defe - ...... American Conference hive ....__..._ -n- ·Y3 Josttbelrold wlmiDI!apartle. 'lbe Red4he la1"1:11't a pme )'et t!lia aad --ttack- ....,;., .._D ""• SI.._._J _.._ -ISla'!' BaD te's raEmi! I to looae their lint CXWlfermce . iD 16 - " - .._ ' game - - · .... puts tbe Redalrlnr' record lit 1).3 oven11 ,.__;. __,_ _ ._n_, The ....,...__,_ ~-in polling Mlamla"O)'. Tbelr lira ·ll.llll't came wllen BaD state quartertac:k Art Yaroc h• a t ranaler from Miami, rml 17 yards for a toucbdown In tbe aecond quarter. Jim Neddefl gaw: BaD • 1 '-din tbe third State 8 1..-1 !"" ard. lleld· quarter with a Jl.f goal and fresbman quarterback Dave Wllaon fired a 1~ auq llriJDe .... ~.... to to .,._ '"'" .,.,_..,. leW up tile pme for the c.da, IID'W 241 oven11. Yaroch'l _.....,_ _.... yud loidJduan ruD C:oy,.ed the BaD State acorlng With ,.., In the · 2:211 ""' pme. Mllmi'l oaJy ~ came Cll a ............... drift, ~._ with quarterback Bob .'f: ~,fi~ aw · ·- .- . . . Motor lHtUt Ste..lngs By UniMO Prus lnttraotlotiOI . • ·•· • Aver.ag~s Results · " ~ · ,;~ Pitching "~·""· - san i=nnclsco, Speltr (l). _ ._ . Mo1t Vlctar.las Piltsbur9h 200 ~OliO- 6 12 0 Notionol LIIIUI : Jones. SD , Nltional LHIYI' New York 011 032 OOX- 7 11 2 2i. 14: Koosman. NY 20·1: · East · Rooker, Giusti C61, Bllr (6), SuHon, LA 1M; Carlton, Phil W.. L.. Pet. Gl Ttkulve C71 and Dyer; Swan, 18<6; Rlchard\.Hou 17.15. Phii-IJI)Iio 19 5V .601 Esplnoso (S), Lockwood (7) and Amorlcon itolut: . Palmer, 85 63 .57< 4 Pitllb<Jrgh rt 70 .530 101'> Steorns. WP-Esplnosa (4 ... 1. Ball 11-13; Figueroa, NY 19·1: New York LP-Giusti [HI. HRs-New Tlont, Boo 19-11: Garland, Bolt 69 11 .460 21 Chicago 68 I 1 . .456 21 I'> York.· Kintf111n 2 (37) , Slearns 18·7; Ll!OI\ard, KC 17-8. 51. L.ouis. (2) ; Pittsburgh, Moreno U), l1rhed Run Anr•e• Sl t7 .:us 38 Montreal stargell (111. ·, ( boHCI ·~ 153 (n~ints pltchlcll ' West NIIIGnll LIIIUt :. Staver, NY • . W.. L.. Pet. GB Los An9eles 201 030 11G- 8 16 I 2.3'1; Denny, St.l 2.56; Rau, LA , Cincinnall '6 55 .636 000 010 ooo- 1 6 1 2.57; ,Jon~. SO 2.67 ; ICoosmen, LosAngeles .. . 66 .560 11 1'> Atlanta Houston 75 77 .493 211'> , John (10-10) 1nd Sizemore; NY 2.7~. American Leligue: Blue. Oak \ San FranciKO 70 82 ..-61 26lf2 Ruthven , Beard (5}, Hanna (61. Torrealba (7) , camp· (8) and • 2.>CS; Fidrych, Del 2.A6; Tro· son Diego 68 tl ..so :11 Atlanta " 86 .4:U 3011:1 Murpt\y. LP-RuttwOFl (13-161 . vtrs, Mil 2.SS; Palmar, Bolt , HR-Los Angele~ Buckner (7) . 2.60; Tan•n•· Cal 2.61. 1 . . S.tunloy's Results StrikiOUII . St . LouiS -4 MontrNI1, rst .. Ust .. mtl . NltiOnll League: S~"aver, ' NY i St. lOUi$ 7 MCMI!r.. l '• 2nd Balilmore 200 000 002- • 90 225; Richard, Hou 189; KOOS· folew Yor'k 6 Plll>buf'llh 2 Cleveland 000 103 Olx- S 11 0 man, NV 11•: Carlton, Phil 145; Philadelphlo 4 Chlca90 1 Garllnd, McGregor (8) and Duncan; Dobson, Kern (91. San Diego • Houston I Atlanta 5 Los AnGeles 2 San Fran s Cinc innati 0 Svmtly's A:esulh Montefusco, SF 163: 1 Amerlcln Lteeut: Ryan, Cel ~ LaRoche C91 end Ashby, "Fosse 2117; Tanano, Cal 23!; Blyleven, C71. WP-Dobson (.15·121. LP- Tex 192; Eckersley, Clev 170; • Garland (18.7). HRs--cleve- Hunter, NY 165; St. Louis 9 MontrNI7, 1St land, Powell (9) , Smllh C2l. · MOnfrHI 1 St. LOUiS 0, 2nd • • Houston 3 San Diego 2, 1st •' Houston 3 san DI!!Vo 2, 2nd . Unci 11mt, 1! innintsl · NFL Slondlnts New York 7 Plltsbuf'llh 6 Ball 000 000 011 000 o- 2 50 ·ay UnHCKI Pross lntornotlclniil • Chicogo 1 P~llodtlpt\11 0 Cleve 000·110 000 000 1-l 90 Amtricon Conteronc'o ' LOS AngeiH 8 Atll!lnta 1 Flanevan, • HoldSworth (6).~ .... Eas' "" Cine! 5 san Francisco 2 Miller (12) ancl Dempsey, W. l . T. Pet. PF PA T-y's P..-lllt PHcllers Duncan C6l ; E eke r s i e y, MBaiattmimioro . 21 01 00 '.·500000 ~~ S«ll CAll Tlmu EDT) LaRoche (1), Kern (11) ancl ,PIJ111>Ut11h (Canctelorlo 15-4) Fosse. WP-Kern (1Q.7), LP-:- New England 1 1 0 .500 AHl al New York CLollch 1-131 , ~:115 "Miller [HI. HR-~altlmore, Buffalo 0 2 0 .000 2U3 p.m. . Slnolecon :021 . NY Jets 0 · 2 0. .000 20 lA [Onfy gomucfteCIUitdl .. • control . T""""r's GtmH (lsi gomol · . W. L. T. Pet. PF PA , Pittsburgh 11 Chicago, 2 TtXIS 020 oi30 OliO- 9 lS 2 Houston 2 0 0 1.000 33 3 - YGrk II Mil. night " Ooklancl OQO 001 OliO- 1 A 1 'Pii!SbUr9h 1 1 0 .500 59 oiS st. Louis at Pt>na, night Umbarger 00-11) ancl sund · Cleveland 1 1 o· - ~ S2 .re : SOn orfll(l eiCinci, "Aiglll' ' bei-9; Torrez, Todcf (.1), Abbott Cincinnati . 1 1 0 •.500 Ao1 3S Atltnta at Hoviton, night · (5). Batton {I} ihd Ntwman. West Los Ang ot Sin Fren. night LP-Torrez (14·111. HR- Texao.·, W. L. T. Pet. PF PA ' Grieve (17) . San Diego 2 0 0 1.000 5316 ·Amoticon ln'" '• Oakland 1 0 0 1.000 31 28 • E1 11 <2nd 11m11 . . Denver ' 1 1 0 ',~ Sl20 w L Pet ' Gl Texas ·000.tOO 020- 3, 94 Kansos.PIY ~ 1. 0 .000 16 30 Now 'fork 92 ' 5j' .626. Oakland 2107021111\-13140 Tampa Bay 0 2 ·O .000 0 U· Baltimore Hargan, Baaik (4), Barr (SJ, 1111101111 Oonleronu 11 68 .w 12 Clovelond 76 73 .sto 17 Terpko C71 ond Fahey; Mitch· Eost , Basion 73 76 A90 20 ell, Lindb!ICI (71, Bosman (8), W. l . T. Pet. PF PA Detroil 67 11 :,s3 251'> TOdd (91 and Tenace. WP- ' Dallas 2 0 O·l.CIOO st 13 ' Milwaukee 63 85 .426 29\ol Mildlell C9-61. ·LP-Hargan (6. St. Louis 2 0 01 .000 S9 :U . . . . Wut II . HRs- TexH. Pa~ Cll. Washington 2 0 01.000 SO 24 w l pef Gl Burroughs (161: Oaklanci, Fair· Phlladelpt\ia 1 1 o ,.500 27 34~nwsCity · 1i" t.i ...sao' iy 01. eando (2Sl. NY Giants o 2 o ..ooo 2A 39 , , ~~r,~~~ Pet.•PF PA , Ooklancl 81 69 .SAO ' Boston 003 000 l2G- 6 12 0 · ~=:: ~ ~l :~.,., oe1ron 100 ooo 0110--1 6 2 Ch!cavo 2 o•o1.000 2'115 Ttxa Wise C13 ·10i and FiSk; Minnesota 1 0 1 .7SOSO 19 61 12 ·AS3 19 Ch'• 63 11 ·, , :U Roberts, Grilli (8) and Free· Delrolt 1 1 0 .$00 27 20 '-S.tvrcloy's Rnuits ~on. LP- Roberts (14.161. HR- Green Boy. , o ·2 o .ooo u ss · Clove 5 Blllimore 1, til . Bolton, DUIII'd m. Will Ballimoro 3 «;!lYe 2. 2n<1 · w. L' T. Pet. PF PA ' BostOII s Dettoil• Minnesota 000 000 •30- 7 10 3 Los An9eies 1 0 1 .750 40 2• New Yorks Mllwcoukee 3 COllfornll 001 020 101,.- 5 6 3 San Francisco 1 1 0 .500 3133 Ooklonll 3 Tous 2 lu-. Compbell (71 end SeaHie 0 2 0 .000 3161 Ka-·s Cit 6 C•i ~o • WyflC!Ijar; Hartzell, Monge (7), Atlanta 0 2 0 .000 2HA caiiiOmrol Mr,;;:.o'i, o Verhoeven (II. Scott (II and New Orloans o 2 o .000 1$64 , Sctnclly'J RHOII> Humpt\rey . WP-cof!lpblll (16· . lundoy.'s Rtsutts CloveS Bolflmore A, 1st , Sl. LP- Monge C5·7). (Jotroit 2• Atlonta 10 Cle 3 Balt2, 2nd, 13 inns. ChltiGO 19 Sin Fran 12 TtxiS 9 oakland 1, 111 Chlcogo lAO 000 0110-- 5 10 o Balllmore 28 crncl 27 ~ • Ollcianll 14 TtUS 3, 2nd Konus City 000 500 Olx- 6 10 0 Pittsburgh !I Clove lA Mlnnesolo 7 Colllornlo 5 Knopp, Barrios W, Forster Dalles 24 New Orluns 6 Kansos City 6 ChiCIQO 5 (I) and Esslon; Hauler, Nelson St. LOUIS 29 Grten BIY 0 N.Y. 2 Mllw t, S'la inns, rain (2), Littell (7), Mlnoori Ill ond HOU!Ion 13 Buffalo l Basion 6 Detroit 1 Stinson. Martinez (1). WP- Los Ang 10 Minn . 10, ot Todlly'o Problbio Pitchers Minoorl (S-Sl. LP- Forsler (2· • New En9lond 30 Mlainl 14 CAll Times IDTl 12). . Phlla 20 NY. Giants? . Texas (Biyloven 12-151. ot Denver 46 NY Jell 3 Collfornio (Ryan 1•·11l, 10:30 <calllcl. IV. innings, rolnl San Diego 23 Tampa Bay 0 p.m. Now York 020 ooo- 2 6 o Washington !1 Seattle 7 N- York (Halltmln 13-9) ., Milwaukee 000 lOX- 1 s 0 (Only games scheduled) Mllwauk" tBtoro l·) L .1:30 Hunter (16-1"1 Munson MondiY'SGtiiiU pm . .,. , . Sloton 0•-131ancl ond Porter. ,. ; Ookllncl~ll Kon City, night ·&Oston (CIIYIIICid -1-91 1 1 • (Only go me schtdultdl '' ·m ~\)pl~C:::':J.'I:,~ro;f'm. Teus J.~a~~it~l Otkllhd at Kon City, night 'Mlnni!IOtut Chlcogo, nlghf' creve!- ot oetroll, nigh I •v ~:.1:, ~~~t:~~:::l"r~nor Bl!llnt . oli'1!1toLLEGE · fOOT~L sc~~tf!. 1 Unlttd p · ·:.:~t ie 7 • , bltsl Ohio State 12 n a • NotiOIII~.'-::'":. H. Pet . tc.~~r::te~~ ~3MIEf:SJ:n • Bt~/~"!~ if!.~:.?:3,~ 1 MICIIock, Chi 135 416 65 160•1 Mlchlgon Grltfey, Cin 1~ 533~~ 177 .m Ohio U )A ~I St. )2 , . Rose, Cin 151 621. ~:MIA -~29 Central Mlch~'in l Toledo 7 Mllll' LIIIUI Ruutts Maddox , Phil 141 520 73 17i .•29 VHII~II: 3r ~C1!) 30 sy unlltcl Prns r -..tloMr Morton. ern 131 AA'I r0111A6 .325 Tenl\.-.lll¥~" ' 1 •ch· ,, 13 t NI-l lu... .. Monlnez. All 153 612 ",,. .317 ' v· ~: ·'· s• ... 10 Ostllmt) Gorvoy, LA 150591"10117 .316 ' oungs.uwn 'a'~ san OliGo · ·too ooo o1o- 2 6 1 Porker, Pit 125 .,7 73 152 .!12.. Cen.tr41. ~~-~ AlhK\!Jndst'3 Houst., 000 001101-3 11 A Gornlmo, ern 139 ol63 57 1.,. .311 Alt!'cn 26'M6i' d, Y·• • 6 Jones (21·1Al ICid Ktndoll ; Foster, ern 135 S30 1116• .309 Lehlfth, P• .. 21 Baldwin· Ltmongello [2·01 lnd Johnson. Amorlcon lttlgUI weua'c;l 1'1""• ,, G. AI . R. H. Pet 'v"l'"' " ·'• UC!d IIMtl Brott, KC •t.rel01 ' 19 2112.336 Denl""! 1 ~ .,.pr,olso, Ind., • Son 01~ 000 002 GOO- 2 A 1 MeRit. KC 138 AI< 1A 162.335 · lA, tlo~w. l .- l ••·rl\l•tt 6 Houstdli 100100001-3 91 corow,Min 1A7U7 ·93 ·1,..3211 .. ~blskl 'ch"''~•-l ~t'u on sawver. MttJger (I) end BoJtock, Min l2l 4M 10 ld•.l23 I"U on•:., . :, "At~'\ , n 1 , Davis; MC ... ughlin (4·•1 ond LeFlore, Dot 13S5.U 931.D.31t 0 •' " •·· ·· ' • ' Johnson. "LP-IItger (11·31. Lynn, los 131,506 !§I .3 f~ . . . , "'"'""' "' ,. •. HRs-Houtton, Joll,_, (91; Rivers, NY 132 Jl2 •• t .31. •. · •. : son Diogo, Alman (1) . Clrty, Cit · 1A2 517 65159 .311 (· ,. _ _r!!'•!'!' · "'"'"'' ' Mu....,, NY 1A3 sao 75111.307 . ._. ,,.,_YOn."" llst 11mtl Garr, Chi t21A9S "149 .101 -!If,:.. ) St. Louis 020 000 2115- 9"160 HO!IIa RUM • ·' , _. YII.O!IAIII·h Montrul 010 020 112-1 tl2 Not-1 L -r klnti....,, .. -..... MCGIOIIII!l, Curtis (7), Wo!K- NY 37; Schmidt, Phil lSI . , _ ... or !II, HrtbOiky (91, Greif 191 g<~ ~~ I'Oitor ~.H~.29 · .- ,. ~.~ . ~~~~=~r ~~yl~er{J; Americoo L~... , . Nttlln! rt .PN4:"~~ ~ lnd carter. WP-Wolker (1.1), NY 28; Jockson ICid L.Miy, ,.. -...., • !' I' 1 ' LP-Kerrjgo~ (2-Sl. HR-Mon· Btl!, Hlndrlck, Clov ond lll _ _...r .. -~ · trur, Unser (121. Bando, o:~ih-ln •' · • Jltt.;fl~:~n . . · !2Cid - • l Ntt-t Lnpe: Fcalor, .CI ,.,_. ,... : St. louis 0000001100-0 AO 116; Marean, Cln .. , Wa-• - · ,..._-, ,. Monlrul 000 000 Olx- t 1 o Hou oncJ Schmidt; Phlb H: : -~"'!",.,. ~ · LaGrow (0·11 oncl FtrOIMOII I Luzlnskl, Phil ond Murftt• s~ ~ =~1 Fryrna"(13-11lotldFoote. . 16. ':1.:•• . . . ~,~ II' American LH-• LL May; ,- ....,. -.... , . 1'111-JI)III 000010-..0 70 loll 103; Mu,_,, NT Jll II loltoo .t lc ~ \ Chic~ OIOOOOOiiiC-1 ., Yatrzomskl, IGt fl: Clllm· - - · " • l.on ! "-13l (16-101 -~ btlll, NY 1• 5-' *tWrr. !\!&,':~~··• lurrll '•nd liill Ml"-lcl. ..... KC 9L HR-<:hiCIQO, Morolts 1161. · Na-1 ~~ ,NIOftlll, :"Ill to. ' Cln 57; L-. LA ond TIYfl'n, - · - t11Jir san Fmcrsco 110 ooo _.. 2 A 1 Pill 55: Brock. St.L s.t: c - . ! Clnclnnoll 3100100illc-5100 Hou 53. _ s _ _ ....,., . · _,.,,_, Col-I (II and Oak · Amtrleon LHIUI: · Nortll. . ..... 701 LtFiort, Ott 51; 1ft S I oL- :::=::~~~::':k cam="· ook 53: Pltotc, KC · 9). LP-Monltlusto (15.13) . HR 50; ~· Dak 49, -------~ (biNd 011 m 11 :I..rt:, •C •• =::t :.-= ......... 5: 1\f =.a - * ErDoDcl, Okla., were four ~ In hll home llate nnt icJNGB IIJIJJI, 1JJ1o (UPI) 11 - Cr w'• brilliant 11r ,rn. lnt'l 21 Soulhlrn eonn. _ 11 _ u .,. ''O#r pattllc ' back and lied for 111C11tb. lbtt bllped ldm . . Although the future oil.. btr111. Alltgheny t4 C.M W..(Wn 12 _ .. II AMJ tfCI'tiJ bJ In . Njo+Jew, who dtJIIf1'd and auo ·KiniF IJland 0pan bad ......., .. ........,. !1111111. Alfrid • libckport State 0 dNII. a . . . 1111 ''Otalll been In doubt, lotlnla!ild lvmy 26 Holy Cr- 2A . Bell" Q111+1w, a qalat PGA 1 •Iiiii by JUat cme mot 11 pert of the Brown "Vall 6 ,_...... _._ -~· -"th ..... ...... IIIIo 1be llnll hole, haM, - live Ill . . belilld offictala llli!OIII1Ctd bdar B'w•ter (Mat.) 21 Mat. - - "'"' . . . - "' ,.. O:talblw .... i (I • .,. IDd tied for llltlh with Kermit that the event will be M'llmt 1li I J!il1l8'· and llid they hope C.llfornla.~l. • D ' . Sofl-tliOI!etl, III)''COIDI padled 1'-foot . . . putt that 1M-ley, Bob E. Smith .00 CCIItinued to have · the date of the <Ant. Coi\1\.'21 13 o-ahaw, ~ lo play nep~ted Nc!rth'• u.foo~« r. Bruce Lietlke. tourney IDO'ed up to the Q:abaw now wiD take a Otedtl triMt a. c more .oo IIIDh . lib Jack ablnlt. . n,;abor Illy weekend nen Oarlon 16tDIIIdoaN> St. o Nlcklaua aolf'a "Golden " l"'ttting by far Ia the belt thrae week break fnm the Tour, reiUrillng to play year. 5':im'":~\m.l:, d.. Be•,"-.., the fllll,ooo pm't of lll)' ·pmt," ()'eDibaw PGA E. Strouds~ 1~ tdatr r !J11o Kqllllaald ~ with asld after bll vlc:tory. In the San AntOnio-Tau st. o ,,-;;;~!!' I ' • " a flnakoand • Sundar. "l'Ul1inl Ia moatl1 malta!, Edinboro loi ·Colrtl•nrloll 1 Thtwln- die abclllt .. per c:8ll ol lt. y Ill ~~:::.~n:,~:lt.lt'::,?J Q:llllblw'l tblnl Ilia ,..... bave to tbiDk poll1tn about Harvard U CclluMbl• 10 ' irnd iii09ed Mal IDio rteCOnd your puUI. U the neptlve Indio .. \Pil!l 14 Will!.. o • place belilnd Nk*J• In the creep~ In, there'• no way that ljhaca 24'Aibtri~11., tNYI · O ' 1t'll _,- w1nUp ~ . putt Ia loialln." ~:.~Ta~~'W:tm f~a~f The t:~G,ooo ~~ra pr11e pushed North ..,aed there wu 7 · Crenahaw'a e1rnlt111 to ·nothllll neptlve about eren. KHn 7 ltV <fkh 6 m· ...,l21. Nk-'-, who made +ew'l put1lnl. BALTIMORE (UP!)- The worried." Kl~s Point Jo:\.ttav,tte 7 f4 • fGI' lila 11i1t11iJ1ace tie "Witbout • daubl. Ben .. Clnclanatt Jo& I Al.de!Mi, after staying Cl1 ~k·~!~\r~rc:!~~~~ be're, had . . .417. . the boat puller rve enr footblll grneBengali here &lnday, the lleld motionless for aeven Maryla~ ~.1 W . VIrginia <:rehaha11', a three-time lttll," ;nllec! North, •• of · and they were lucky they mlnutea, eventually got up Mlllachllllllt• '~4 'Milnt 3 • Ali-Amirlcl at the UniMiil) ~. P1a., who ... stU! dldn'llollt their quarterback with I minimum of help. Navy 21 Cclnnlctl'tut H ' ' o1 'resaa pllfed llulraight winllll Ill the to~. • well. "He 11'8111'1 hurt that bed, ~ow Hampshire 13119'ton u. days ·of brouant1olf at tile Flnlahlng third, three Ken AnderMI, the NFL'• but It took a whUe for him to Nichola 2f Curry \ ~'. '"''' 1' par-70, 8,137-ylrd Jack atrd:es oil the pace, best pauer a yeer ago, ran play," l8ki J!WiaCII. "We Niagara 20 St. 'Francia ( Pa,j • Nlcldiul GOit Cent« COWM. ve~Gn Tcm W..... who 7 ' ., He had a JN'adice I'UIIIII of •• gprlllnciJ baa yet to win a held long into Baltimore were afraid of a neck linebacker stan White's fore. problem. We go strictly Cl1 ' Norwich 115 Worct&ltt: T 0 "• Wlll1fMI fto.Am With a IS and tournament Ilia yllll'' Ohio 51. 12 penn St. 7 . .. ... ..., Ed Sabo of JIIIO Bertch, !lfmlatelnthellntbalfofthe the advice of our medical Plymouth St. u iciiton. St. o then Pill taae,tbe!' I ...,....,. )Qu, !lnd didn't ~riCIInel, and the doc!Qr. Princeton 3 Cornell o ·· · "' 66-27111'1 the tourney. F1a., and Damy Edwards Of Bengal's:ll-27 return to the game untU late Uld he ,lbouldn 't start the Rhode II. 15 NorthHllttrn 14 Rulgtrs .19 llllcknell 7' • ·· h • in the final period. " secOnd balf." Seton Hall 31 •Rocl!fsttr U. 19 . J ;" t . · • " Afterward&, coach BUI But when reaerve Jobn Shippensburg 21 'Kutztown 13 ' e .. , JobnM1 was droppiJII the Reaws could manage just tllll8l dark blnta coaches do three completloM In ten atwppery Roclc :IIi MIII•J,ivllle'' when their quarterback gets temp11, Anderaon got the caD St. Lawrenct 37 a.tn,13 ·' • 1 •• . • roACH mARU!'.8~ ~ defmdve lnstructl018.to Marauders during Friday's Temple 31 Grambling !lo · · ldt. with 4:GZ rtmalnlng. 21,.grldvlctoryoverRIPI!Y·-Gary$lakphoto. , 1• Upsale 27 Swarthmore 0 "He had hll bell rung He couldn't move the club Wntern Conn. 36 Marls! 6 )X't!tly good," said Jdmaon, any better than Reaves, and Wcioster I Ohio) 15 Canttlut 14 ... ·war:rtn Wntern Reserve 28 " bu rg, w. v1 ., SoUuo Ohio Htoh kboot 1 , • Par.ers cltoollng bla words carefuDy. the Bengali final Ihnat died Wm. Pateraon 22 Trenton St. 20 Akron SOuth o · •. Cleveland East 12 Sc~ " ,, 19 "! guess the hit ,waa with1:11remalnlngwhenthe . UnitadFoolllall ~lng, w. Va. Park 12 Lcwaln King 1A Berea 12 Press lnteriletlonal ' tr ~ .. • ~ Twinsburg 35 Garfield legitimate. I didn't aee a Colt Une stopped Anderson m Newcometstown ~ Malvern l3ellalre 8 , Beechwood 8 Hawkins 0 Tr!nlly o CJNCJNN•'TI a fourth-and-inches lA. Alobama ~South SMU 3 " (UP!)_...... ••"' ' Roae 111reiched two routine flag." Rocky River 7 Cle. John Walsh . Jesuit 26 Akron ACcording to White, a &- quarterback sneak at hll own Sandusky St. Mary's 19 Marshall Appalac:hlen Sl. 31 VMI 12 . magic wmber Ia me·for the rslngles Into doubles by o Kenmore 0 Monroeville 14 foot- I; 223-·pounder ·who 45. . Auotln Peay 22 ~rs Hill 0 · Cincinnati Redl today. limltllng,Swlday. • . · '· Port Clinton 19 Sylvania Cle. Lincoln West · 20 ·North Olmsted P Cleveland Baylcw 15 Auburn 1A The Reda can wrap their - ••fiait•s about I$ tin311 he llnocked the New York Jet's "They stopped us. What Northvlew 0 Glolmore Academny 6 .John Hay 6 '· . Bowie St.· 26 Frostburg St: 9 fifth di""'-'on' ti.tle In ,...._ last hal done that thla 11e81011," Joe Namath out of a game can you say?" aaked lnd!an Valley South 1 •24 Cleveland Heights .29 BroOklyn 22 ColuMbia 7 Catawba 25 Carson-Newman .... ..., Cleveland South 12 Mentor 6 Auollnlown Fitch 0 17 'aeven years with a victory AnderiOD ·uld. "I tblnk of three years ago, a flag Ander1011." "When you need Tuscarawas Catholic 21 · Cleveland Lutheran East 2• W. Va. ln5111ule 0 have been sis Inches you kind of think Unaly, Citadel 17 Delawore 15 over the San DltiiO Padres in tmn as I .ltreet llflbter. He . wouldn't Cleveland lutheran West 0 Bridgeport 0 Concord 24 w. Va. St. 21 ru--~~ "'""l'l - r of ·a 1reepa c<mlng at you." apprGp!'lale. you're going to get it. I Brooke W. Va. 22 Steubenville Jefferson 30 Richmond Colgate 17 Davidson t _ , ,...,., .,...~ -•-~ Heights lA "I just bit him in the head. I didn't." Central 0 E. Kentucky 28 Wltt.llberg o two-game aertea. · Rolle haln't.u.._.. a game mly had me shot to get him. I r E. Carolina 23 N. C. State· lA Even I( the R,da ahould thla aeaaon. Elon S6 Uberty floptlst 15 Joae to the Padres they could "Beca- of that fay bl.l t.ought the arm up wllen I & Henry 2A Wash. & cinch the t!Ue through aloas average II the mly legitimate saw he was going inlide llnd Federal Cltv 20 Gallaudel o by the·Los Angeles Dodgers. ' me 81110118 the leadera," aald caught him. He ducked bl.l Florida A&M 35 Albany St. Pete Rolle pounded out And e r .s on. "He ' s head into my 11rt1111," said (Ga.) 22 . three doublea, scored two faced ...every kind of pitcher While. "!saw them bring the Florida ffl Houston 14 I'Uilsanddrovebcmeanother there Is.'' stretcher and I waa reaDy Ft. Valley Sl. 26 Morj!house 6 . Sunday as G•"" Nolan and Furman 38 Presbyterian ·21 _, ,, , 1 Georgetown ·(Ky.) 21 Ra'!IY . Eastwick CCI!Ibined ......., 1 Heldelber~ 3 for 8.foUrebltter m. beating the • ••U MtUI. "1110"-' ''tiO u fl lli•lll'•~·f· ., Georgia A Clemson 0 San Francisco Giants $-2. By Lawteae E. Lamb, M.D. problem. The air Is not likely Health Letter number 8-1, Glenville 23 w. va. Tech 8 7 The vlc;tory waa the 13th DEARDR.LAMB-Ibave to show on an X ray done in ControWng Gueousneaa forTh St farm ~=~~h!r~:r. ~ ~:r:- · against Dloues for Nolan. an emba!'i'USing problem of the morning. The air a more CQmplete ~on Howard A2 Md.-Esn. Shore 6 And since Reda ·Manager belcltlng for aeveral bQura swaUowing oe~:urs du!'inll the of the gas problem and what r.JRTC~f:'IJ1KH\ 1 Jackoonvllle St. 34 Nicholls Sparky AnderiCII said he D . after eatlnll. Other than an dayandlateafternoonXrays you can do abont it. Otben • . • t~J 28 Oregon St. 1l , plaimed to give Nolaa two , occasional senutlan of full; will sbow Its presence. who want tbl.l information McNeese st 1 15 ·La. •Toch·· 13 more starts .before the end of 'L' neas and the gaa I have no Because the gu Ia already can send a long, st~, ,--""" Maryland 24 W~t VIrginia 3 the aea1011, the veteran Red c.tber real aymptoms. I have in the stomach, when a seH.addreased envelope with match ""' "'" Mississippi U Tulane 7. right-hander still has a · no pain or bumlng, na~~~~e~ or person eats he suddenly feela 50 cents for it. Just address .J!l. Miss. St. 30 Louisville 21 chance to match bl.l 15-8 By MILTON RICHMAN vOmltlnll. X ray8 were first full. Thla Ia not because the your letter to me in care ·or CiKJ ~o. Cero.llna. l2 ~~lhwester~ ., record of lart .year. UPI ~Editor read u normal Later tbe !ood;cajllled gas .but because tb!A.,pe,r~per, P. o. ~.~ ·. or I NcwfolkSt.28FayettevllleSt. BothoftheGlints'.NUJand "". · ." • .. · '· ''".'.'" • . . . · .... family doctor said I had the food taken lnlo :· tbe lMi,RadioCIJyStatiCII,New , . . 7 . · three of their hits &ulday NEW VORK' (UPI)- For two years, It was plain torture, duodellltlB 8nd the gu 'in the stomach takes up pint of the Y.ork, NY 10019. ·, State farm Matchmaker ~Ao. Carolina A&T 15 S.C. St. came off Nolan In the firs! WUOe Mays says. • · stomach wu not getting into space in the stomach, already Meanwhile 1 would BUggaat Service Is free . And so PiH 42 Georgia Tech 14. . ,two lnDinJII· NDIII) retired the He had all be ~ould do to ecme to the ball park and wben ~ my IIIUIU lnteatlne to ·be partially !llled with gas and that you do a simple test on simple. You tell us a little Sl. Paul's · 7 Bridgewater -last l~.britlers in~ row before did altow up, .It ate. him, • so much inlide, he lot!nd 1t abaorbed or move through the pressure or fullness Ia yourseH. Hold an eraser ~ about yourself; your family, (Va .) 6 , · being Ufted for a pinch blUer lmpoulble to stay. · and thl:l caused the burping then noticeable. With thl:l tween your teeth and keep It your BOals. We feed this In· Shepherd 14 Randolph·Macon after seven Innings. The wltbdraw'al pains_.. too much. He couldn:t sit there problem. increased lUling, the gas there. Thl:l wUJ make tt formation to our computer ~. Carolina 2~ Duke 6· . "I wanted to Rive ~wick oolng nothing Ud watch others play. Not after baVUIII played He gave me some medicine rises to the top of the difficult to swallow. Thla and In a matter of·seconds Tennessee Jl TCU o some work. He haan t ptclied .23yean,glvingeveryounceolenergyhebadlnhlm. to relu the stomach and it stomach and belching occurs. trick will make you a were of it prints out a State farm Tenn. St, 25 ,Aiabam~ A.&M 0 In' , thre~ days," said , It tonk !1Im two years, but WUUe Mays flnaiJy has made the helps aome but 1 still have Lying down just traps the how often you are swallowtiJII life Insurance program that Tuskegee 16 Morris Brown Anderson adjultment. · , ., thlaembarrualngproblem. 1 stomach gas because the air. Theeraserw!Dhelptrain matches your needs. One U. Tenn.-Martln 38 Middle · Eaatwiclt while blanking "For the first time f!lnce llltopped playing, be says, this am embarraased to go out to contents of the atOI!llch.sUde you out of the habit and may you can live with. ~:P'f~h 16 so. Mlsslsslpfl 7 · the Giant~ the last two year I'm enj~ inyself Cl1 the field.'' . . eat ~1uae of it. Tbls Ia upward and obstructs th~ cure your ·problem. You can See or call: Va. St. 40 Elizabeth City 51.-20 lnnlnp, ' picked up hll 24th Mayalsllstedas.acoedl:wlth the Meta. They are paying him beginning to affect my social opening to the esophaguS. It hold something else between va. Unlcln 14 J. C. smtlli 13 save tope In the league. · $50,000ayearandhllduUeaereratherlooeelydeflned.Mostly life. Do you have any doesn'tdoanythlngtocorrect theteethlfyou prefer liut ail BILL FLETQIER Waynesburg 23 West Liberty Th~ Reds have 11 games he worka with. the Mats' young tlda, sbowlng them, talking to suggestions.? the gas accumulaUon. eraser iB an easy and coin· 17 Maryland m;. Uralnu• 14 left , them, counae-.,. lloo« them. 1258 Powell St. w. , · ... . , DEAR READER - In the Sw~owed air IS . not" ~b- . fortable thing to use. ·· Middleport, D. w. Cerotfna '13 Murray St. 10 "I will probably pitch . "You llno1v•bow long It took me to get to that kid? Mays absence of pain and With the sorbed but must be paased. It · I do think you altould avOid w . Kentucky 10 UT: Rawly in ail: of them hecauae asks, looldng over towud rookie o~der Lee Mazzllll. symptom of belching !would can cause symjltom:s 1n the aU ga!H!Ontolnlng beverage&; Chattanooga 7 VI PH. 992-71 55 0 I want him ready fll' the ''Three years, that's ~ow lang it took. ~e sa good kid. I saw say your problem 1a lrom colon, as many people weU .. such as the aoda pope; Tliey ~~~~~d ~rt~~~~ . R~:~~ 7 playolls," AnderMI uld. ed that right away when he was playing With JackiCII, Miss., but swallowing air - regardless know, because It gets trapped will release gas In the iTAH , . 8 Rose's three tats bo08l you tell any klddoiiOiiletblngThey ;w, you foll?,w up with of whether or not you have In the colon from . c~Jon . stomach and add to the _ tNIURANc:':i~M Midwest . bl.l avefage to .329. reaaCII, wblcb I . a ays que an you. any real evidence of X-ray spasms. Gas can cause J)aln . problem. , · - Oilic•·•r " ,_ . ~~~1C: ~/~'t'lr~'&:~yl 51,· 6 "I SIUI tblnk ! .can get It up Did Ml!YUver queatlanl.eo Durocher, whom he played for changes of duodenitis. '!'be In this sltuaUon wbet!ler It Ia, ., , · 1 'tlA 1 100 Anderson 27 T~)'lor.'24 to .335,'' Roae said, "but I ' so lmg? ' ' · air has to come from swallowed or produced, lrom · .e Ball St. 23 Miami (Ohio) 6 don't think !bat wlll be · "()tly wllen 'I dlm't ilnderstand;" W!Die says. "If 1 didn't somewhere to get Into your fermentation or part~ from '· " Benedictine 46 Culver· enoughfll'thebattlngt!Ue." ' throwtheballtotherlght·bueorsomethlngllkethat,he'dsay stomachlntheflrslplaceand both sources. , Stockton 10 . . , to me, 'Can you nplaln what yoti did wrong?' If I could bl .In Bemldljt St. 7 Morningside 3 Lewes 13 "·rantha 3 --'•in,thatwouldbetheendollt.Uicouldn't,he'desplaln. the only 10lutlon Ia that you Gas causes pro ems ,, ., 1 Bethany 17 Bethel 9 · ,... ~,.. swallow It about one In 10 people. It Ia Bowling Groen 53 E. Mich. 12 Michigan Sl . .21 Wyoming 10 After he'd explain, he'd cbarp me HI e¥er made the same Ol1e can form gas In the one of man's most cOIIIIIIOII Butler 34 Hillsdale 28 ' Michigan 51 Standord o , mlstaa~amCIIth'stlme.He'dcltargemeahundred,two Intestinal tract, usually ·complaints. We •ll awallo•, Buena Vista 39 NorthWeStern Mo.-Rolla 17 Wayne St. e.......... vee..-~-' ''""'-h""'" me more than it does you' (Neb 1 o '""""""• ,................ · · ' colm,lromfermentatlon,but some air because., of ~I~ ~pllal lA Wl lmlntiton o Midland Lutheran 17 Simpson Leo woitld say, but ha'd still take toy money. He made me a this doesn't occur . In thci ea"ft• and drinking b&Dni. lt . 01 6 · better ballplayer, though.'' ~ ... ~~~!I i,w~rl{;, o I vet 6 Mo. Southern •7 Can. During the Jut couple of yeats of Mays' playing career, stomach. Food doea not stay' Is unavoidable but can be .. Cent. Mlchlgon 9 Toledo 7 Methodist o ....... _,_,_ .._. ft..,ftft him to quit 50 he wouldn't In the stomach long enough to minimized. • Central st. (0.) 115·Ashland 13 Musklngum 7 Marlette 6 tnanJ" '""....,... en~,.._,....,. ferment and CIIIIC! ~ch 1 · l senditJII. 7ou tarnish the 1mate be bad Cl18ted foc two decade&. Mays, 4S Ch d St 28 Ml t St. ' 14 Nebraska AS Indiana 13 c..:'~1f (IoWa) 2811pall 24 Notre Dame 11 Purdue o now, played W1lll the end o11m. He was 42 when he quit and Dena 42 Merlin Luther 26 No; Mich. 65 St. Norbert 0 wbataomepeoplestlllrelnembermoatlabowhesllpped twice, " ~~!t':' 2},4;~t:f"l~1 ~tl, .1 ~"is~"~;,;,.?!; 25 Wrn. mce whlle.c~ af~ a a.11 In the outfield and another time ' 0 1'\errlt st •r NE tlllnolt 3 Oh~ 14 Rent St. 12 wblle ~ ~OWl! ~ line from heme plate, during the Grinnell 21 Iowa Wesleyan 'i Ohio Wesleyan 23 DePauw 20 ae<:ond W!l'ld Serlea game with Oakland in 1973. ·. -SPICIAL Gra~ Valley 10 Mich. Tech 8 Ohio Northarn . U Alma Poll' Willie, e1a1body said. He looked so old. Gustavus Adolphus 42 )'If.' "''· b'ft:.~! Ka l 21 Soulh· Oidf!lhewaa, heatlllck'Oyeln what proved to be the winning (Mo.) 3A ·· . ' . •, w"tern· ll<lor 12 nm In that CCIItest, and wbat llll't IIIOil was that when It came . . \1n:=~,1~Mf:o\M~· q. ;·, ~. :·,~: Ka~sas · ~t.· PIIt. 1~ So' West to the ~al game, Yogj Berra, the manager lhen, didn't play SEPT. 20 ti4RU SEPT. 26" ' · 111. Benedictine i'ioubuque ~ , Mlaso11.rJ ~ " . him. , · Ill Coli 3.1~ 51 ~mllf.~ )~ Platte~Uit·· It Rl~er Falls 7 "I don't give a·hanl l.Jw old 1was" says Mays three years ALL OF Mirsnail 2~ HL St. 1~; : ~ " tv\7~'! 1Va]:•r,3 ~ A~slan 7 · Ialor. "1 belcha 1 would've rklne aon{elblng.l pro~ed that with lnci·. Ctn~r~ 1 - ~6 R~Hu1man st: Ma~;.: 10. Ta~ 2 titeblllgotoff(Rollle)F1ngeralnthitsamegame." · SEPTEMBER NO LABOR Indiana 51. 31 Arkal.saa St. 21: Tenn :Tec.~ 13 '1''1"1111stown St. WUUe )luttoned the blue slicker he waa wearing, puUed a SyracuM 3 . · 10 • ·• , glovefroinhl:llockerandgotreadytogooutmthefleld. "41 Air ·For~ cl '·:··· ~ ~~ 1 (Ia.) 33 No -tern "I remember the Jut aeasonl pleyed, I went home after a . ' TUNf.IJP SPECIAL Vllianova 31 Deyton 30 baii1(81De me day, lay down Cl1 my bed and the tears came to 1 • Wabeih•22 H~ 19 ' · Jllyeyes.Idm'tllnowhowlmglcrled,bulllwaaalongtlme.I '; :"rtblltll lA {t rhwood O thouallt, 'Hey ,It's time for you to quit, It's !line to give aome of t ' I! ·< '28.00 ' ' .. , , oyne St. 29 or the young klda a chance.' ' . '· ; =::~r1, 25 Missouri "When! came to lhe baUpark theneztday, I told Yogi and 1 23~95 .-_ ·' 6 CYLINDER ·, ,, W.o Mlc:hlga" 37 No. Ill. 6 Dunald Grct 'I wanna retire rishtnow, this minute,' but they ' · telked me out of it. You ak me why I cried that day. t don't 'l9.95 4 CYLINDER . lin~. HoW can you esplaln? It's like crying for your mother after die's gone. You cry becii!Uie you Joyed her. I cried, I Includes Plugs, Points, Condensor, labor. guess, because I love baaeball and knew I had to leave II. · 1bat'slhe only way I can el!Pialn it." Phone ,, WiDie Mays did 110 ma~ WCIIderful thlnga on the ball field In '2JIO EXTRA RESISTOR PWGS 992-52411 bla time, playing frr the Glanla and new the end for the Mets, ' ' but he doesn't talt lbout any ol thoee things. He taflut Instead , aboUt the enormoaa aatllfactlm be feel8 now in merely being We Specialize In Disc Brakes able to walk Into the Meta' clubllouae and enjoy the , ·Middleport, relattmllhlp with the playera he does. . · We Tum Rotors and Drums! · 6hio "There'• no generallm gap," aa)'i WUUe Mays. "Being able 1o walk Into tbil clubllouae and havinl the guys feel like they do Is aU !want. Itmeana more to me than money. Just being here Jrith them gives me the greateat satlsfactlm In the world." * - ....... *""' co- t . ,..,_,4d Beng~ signal caller decked by linebacker Magt ,' b ' c DUitl er reduced to 1 Standings Ithe SCOREBOARD uar111 • ljl!twhenMamprWtey atysixpme~lnfron\ofthe bendculfecfnatJil'd m four =~ur~,.-= 'lbe raid to the,_ Ro)'ala · Haq called e11 the A'• In the Amerlc:fn League blta In lbe ..,..-. toucbluwn pe11. S•'i "l1al '-'a l'OckJ IIIII mJIIId, tlght.bandK amday, Will. 'lbe two clubl meet In Y..U I,. Bltwal 1: ADotber football mWfw Roger Nelaon, Klnlu Nellori 16ipllllded with 5 s-1 t v satyfor a tll'le grne Jim "Catflah" Hunter ' atJ'• No. I lllec1lan In the ni~Ci of tine bit nilllf that _.. betllmdac 1'lelday and became only the fourth major was Jogaed In Delralb, !D., II e:cpw1111.11 draft in 1 • helped the RoJa1a to a come- meel tbree times ned net leap picher to win bi.IIIOtb ~U::~,::_ed NtitJr an 11.. record wJlh , "fi'Qm.beblnd f.6 vii:IOt)' cmr In QMJand . · game before 1U 311t birthday ,.....~ the D-'" In ,..,. Neilan the OJ!ca• White b. "Be""' called up 'WII 1111e as the Yanbel downed MJI.. a 37.. win over Northern ·-~-•-. .,.. ... l1llnoll WM mded to the NatiCIIal n. victory, caaPied with , r1r1n11 and thai goblg to walltee In a game stopped by The • nation's leadlns ....e the minors and "'"'..._ ... doable'-...... _,.. ...._" -·~ N-'- .. _... ain after m le...,. ' .._..... - - · ._••,, ..... .._.,..,- r ..,.u....,... ground gainer, Jerome uJ!Imalely to oblivion. with the Raqjen, Wt Kina. by the Royall after he was ' Jwll H, Orlllel J.t: ""-" .... ~ _..._ _ ·~ A's late •~ v- "'- oiM"'-' • - - ...,,...., ..., 114 , _ _ - 21 by l Cll .... · - r....._. ......... carrilll for Welt«n before -· Boac Pc7nll wi1ll tbe wlluUg ,_.....8 the ....... ....... . R T beat ...... out In the ,.... - · ...... ·' In 0 ther pa. !WI""'' I1IO _. Injured leg In tba third It was anaoUDeecl. tllla week that . OlkJind, ..1, before lollng, Jmlng to give the Inclana a ~ 13-S, New York edged doubleheader sweep over ...._;, __, ...,__._,1 members of tbe SEO Sportswrlten and -Lee "I In 1 ra•Ba"'--e ....._,.,, ........ -·.. ~ ~ "......_" Mil ,,.... ' .. • ..... IWIIOF • .,...... '"'""'' aecond toucbdcnm ct~a twoBnladcuten Auoelatioa wll meet Saaday, grne, OeveJand homer hlghi!Rbled I three- _ _, In the third Sept: 21, Ia Jaek1011 fw &he 1t71-77 lltortened nrept a dDallkllaader trGIII nm sixtb inning and Tlllnmle z-urun quarter. •• .......,_ _._ ..... In he Other llruK:o ICCI'II came orguiza&loaal meeting. In . . Baltimore,~. ,.. --..., lblth bit a ...., ..,t I ....._ .._ _.field _ _, .._ and 5-4, BOlton topped eliJib to give the IMlam uDave'""~~:'.... a.!::_~ From &he sessloD 1t JoUy LaDs will ....._.! •1 and Mi ta ....... ..w- iD th ....,_,..., ......,.,u come &be amlllal plgskiD propOIUeatloll oa """n" • v- • _.., """" · - - • e opener. second qnarter run bJ . Wlipped Callfcrnla, 7.0. Red Sa I,Tilen 1: a..ne...ck Keith .,_...,. __.... &he order of flnlab of the SEOAL football In the National League Dwight Evans led Bcli1UI ....... . .,..,...., ,..., teams following a repert on each team by Chlce110 qed Pbllade_.., · with two datdWund a triple added another In the third 141, New Yorll maded PIU. In loll' at.bata u the Red 8oK , quarter, The Broaco _ . , tile media representatives. h-"7"" Loa•-eJearlpped dehlted Detnllt for thelf endedwithaflnaliiJI'di61Wn lroatoa, tbe four time defeatlbtg A'U:;;"ta:' a.t:-Cinclnnatl fifth liralgllt win. '!'be Red · at 10:42 of the flllal period. dul•1l11 , II apJil am011g tile fa vorite1 to topped San Fralldaco, w, Souollected 1 cma. hlta u The 'fl¥o!rtae' oaJy _.. thou IC"'_,. ......,_ , _ CIDllwbeD..,<nllfety wiD . IIIII year'• d&le aloag witb otur BOualon swept a u-1 , _ _ . , _ .,..,._ UUam plcted apeomlaf powers saeb •• Jaekloll, doJftlel!eMerfnm8anDie110 '!rimlnl streak of the )'llr Gre1 W I a '-theu-"-'-oto..• .........,, •-••· 'lateraloutolthe*411b11 Welrtoa.... LoP•· · "' _,..,... - · - ..., • ""'" • ._ • 13 IIICI 1 an the aDd St. Lolli dlftated Sieve Bra111 droft in two OW1I '118)1 . '11le IICrlilelud ea1b • will al10 Issue MCIIInll, before 1a11n11 1'1111 with three ..... IIICI for altclrh•••IL aew Jl'lll PIABI, elld llllcen fw &be 1.0. Rul n"'7•N, A'l loll: ' reue-r BW ......,..... In otbar MAC gamu .. ~-~ 4»ml I ..... ,..,, ... d'UUII odaer Sal lllndo drove In lbr'il pltebecl the Jut three lnn(np ~tnl Mlddpn ..,._ Put Toledo ..7' Bo'll'llnl ....... NPfCIIaiSEOAL apor&l. 1'1111, two ell them on 1!112elb for hll 181h victory u the homer, In Jeadl• the A'llo Twlnl re!Joo•DIIed fram a 3-0 Green crlllhed wlnl., 'l'lle m•tl 111 "' for 1 p.DI. at Jolly "'"'M,.....,.R .....,_ "·""omla · Ealttnl Mldll1•n 51-12 IIIII ,..,_, In the ._,___. ,.. de!ldt to beat"""" •••• Ill Jaebelro. ' . . . · , Jim Umbarger had • <JJio Utav•olty Jwndled lt&Dt It Stale 1..11,1< ""-"""ll ,..,_ - Redskins lose third .,..rn.J 1 ,_,R_ reov•' ano Wesleyan but DePauw ~ (]we ....J!, ., Reds clinch tie, Phils-Bucs lose polntllil the aecoad Jail ~~~ • ,... \0 '~ef·. overtake ClevelaDd. The ac«e . ID ,pje~ Brownt laok a 11-0 11aU11mf I" ... ~ 1: lead 111 two Brian Slpe :rD • TGnl Frllldl ~ *pa.- Wort .lick Hlm'a field P'- Ilia' &IIi J)l88o blocked pw~l!llld Jack ~ brolle ~ ~ In lbt bert'• fumbll lot 11na1 mimllel (Ill~ TD • the Sllleler oft I 11 JDOYinC. nm by IUclleplygq IIIII a • R 1 aw a, 8 • ·~·r. J&-l'li'« ill~' •NIIJm MID 'l1lcmu pcrnd two for a ~;111 ~ 1o '1'01 and ran for a pnaaa! llefeat , Tampa ~; Tbe hilh of 1a ratlll 11111 ._«~, Baca-..1ret to . X1Jmer tJnw for lbr'il Till to ~ In two~ lead Wllbialtoll pill S.ltll. Ollen 11, 1111 1: tb4mu, NJ1t liMit ol tbe Skip suu.. ~ field y- J.ut ICWtd cau · goa~~ of M IIIII .oo five-yardrunandCIIIChta111- pan Hal'dllman ~II yardl Jll'd TO pass trGm Billy for 1 tt> .u' lfauiton downed Kilmer, wbo a11o bad 1 flw- Buflalo. ~·· M-yanter yud TO pq 1o ~Grant was the Jon&elt of hli career llld 1 1~ to J11111 and 1 a• loaflh OUer deh~~~e Fugett. limited the Bllll' star I'IIIIIUI8 ; Eap. .. GIMII1: beck, 0.~. SIIDiJII"'; to jlllt 38 Mike Boryla paaaed 21 ,arda on 18 carrlel. yardl to Harold Canulchael Clrlllall .. Plcilln 1: for ct~e acore and pllqlll a Jim Bakbn. kk:bd five yard for another as fleldgoali.OOTirrYMetcalf ; Philadelphia stunned the and Steve Jones added. Glanta and brought Dick clinching TD I'IIDIIn the Jut Vermeil hla first NFL period toipart St. Loull put victory. TbeEIIJ)esbldlta JD. Green Bay. Melcllf ra two o lead befcre New Yort'l yard& and Jonea tbree .tier Craig Morton tbrew seven Baleakked . n the c.dla 1'-0 r ~".'lo."<>.'-'-."i:'l--":l-."\'%'%'%'>;(..'%'%'r.."""'-~".$$<'»,'-"»'-'-"'"-""~'[.~'~"~<&':'$;:X"&.':l:»,......'"l»,",,~'<>."i:'"*'$';."~"' ' .. pruvillng the Dllf'llln 'of victory. . Dilley bit C11l6 ol30 ~ for %IU yards and three loucltdownl. ' In Pmei lnvCl~ Obio Conference teams, Baldwin- __ _ . IIJniDDOWN cldn't walt a batter and Tbe Dodgera defeated · UPJ._.Wrlw . llrilckoutflw:lnoollliDIIthe ~. &-1, Bouaton swept UD a UJ wnea toe l'llilllee. Jerry Morales g&ft .San Diego by idmtlcal 3-Z ~~ Redl cljnc!wo! ·at Burr1a 111e only run be neerled 1CC1'11, IIIII MCIItreallc:Wtd 1eut a lie for tbe NitiCIIal wbea.be bit blllltb homer In 11-0vletory lfter IOiinl! to St. leape'l Westem IllvWan, ~ 11coad inDIDI· Jim Loaia,i-7,1n~NLpmea . . lily Barril pMdwl a lAinbcq illfhored hll JGI!IIoll In the AmericaD lellp, 1\ ldtter lblt 111ft the O.lcaF agahW ta vldw 1w. was ltanlas City over OdD a 1.0 vletory over the Aited If be Jboulbt the OllcaiiO, 1-6, OUiand over Plll1lill IIIII Dave Jtlnpwn ~ were ''JIII1lnl ner- ,._, lW, after a i-1 lola, dnrie In the na with 1110 WUS:" BtaTII nplled: 1don't Omtlandcwer Baltimore, $-4 bomerl to lead the New Yorll tblllk · ao. 1 dCII't nollc:e and 3-2, New York 2 Metaloa7,.llbat41hoverthe all)1hlng different about Ml1wntee I, Mlnnearta 1 Plntea. them. YCIIIaft to gift c:reclt C8llfornla 5, and l!olttm 6 'l'he m' d C:WW twit) by :to 0111' dab for l»>lifll them. Delroltl. both PtGdalpM1 IIIII Pll1f. We jult plaJed good baD." · Dtiilpn I, Braves 1: buqb 11111111 1be Plillill " Kbtjpnln bit Iii 11U1 and BID BIJCtner draft In three rotalnal tbelr fom-111JDeleld 37th bcmerl aa the Meta 1'!111 with a twwun h1111er In lbe NL E.- !Mtqlalo ..ril3lld fnm a M dlflalt to . IDd a run«Wing aingJe and then.I two weeb. Eadlbu · beat lbe Pirates. Jobll T!lllmy Jolm pltdled 11 lis· 14 pmes 11ft to play. • Sll 1111 a11o l!ometld for till blttir for the Dodgera. Stew B1trrt., wllo a- 'I Jleldelf Mell, who deelt Dive Glaltl ~ IIIII Ed Goodaoo ach an earned ,., In Iii Jaa 27 111.1 fourth defeat clnplte be4 three blta .00 two RB!aa ill*pandbasi1Nrecard bouwnbyWIDleSt. .llllnd the.~~OIItll since the All.Star break, ·'Qu., McnDO. .blta. John ew:ned Ids record at 111-10. Wallace loS to Lebl&h 21·14; Denison .00 Valpcallro tied 14-14; · Muaklnguum ripped Marietta 7_.; Momt Union lost to Albion (Mich.) 2741; lost 111 Ge<rgetown (Ky.) 21- . S; Wooster ·edged c.nlaiua (N.Y.) 1$-14; Obio Northern ~. Oeatral Michigan finally beat Alma (Mich.) 24-7; acored at 5:57 iDto the lhlrd (kiln lollt to Oealre (Ky ') ~ with a CDe-fll'd run 2141; IIKI Wit1211berg was by quarterback Ron blanked by Eastern Kentucky Rummel, but miad the 21-0. Io ~ games, Akrr!a beat CCII'fti'IICII atlempt, leeviDI MctSeld (Ky.) ..a1 Ohio the Rockeltt with a 1.. lead. State edged Pem Stale U-7; Oeatral Mlcltipn Ia now 1-1 Tech but YOIIIPIn lle880D li1d c:oafermc:l! Te111 play. Toledo feD to~ cmra1J town State IS.10; Central Slate !bumped Amlanl.13; and O.liD the MAC. . Dayton . dropped 1 Jolm Carroll downejl Hll'lln heartlnaker to Vlllancml; 21·17, and Southwest the Flyers going for a two- · Louisiana . defeated · point c:ooversion and filling Cincinnati 7-3. after B.J. DaUey bit Woody Carlt on a 55-yard sc<ring pua witb Z:iMI left In tbe game. Laidlaw acored aec:ond period TD1 on run 11 10 and 111e yud to carry Dallu over New Orleaal. Preaton Panon recmred a ·Crenshaw wins _Kings Island Open • DR. LAMB E:"rf Swallowed air •eturns as pro b. 'em e srnort r arade te a can find yOU a f rfe. '"'"""'\ ° !totta TIRES.f., .• AnERIE$ am ··At DISCOUNT PRICES U. \ SPECIAl. UFETIME GUARANTEE MUmER ·, 500 OFF FISH ·sANDWICH FRENCH FRIES SMALL DRINK .99~ McClure's: DAIRY ISLE ~· ' ¥ "' '" ' . ' ' . ' . .·v.a �.1 -Dlllllllz.~ 1 1..MHI p NliNIM!'Jr O,,lflll!lly,Sipl .. ~ ' • G=!.~C.: F01111tHI-111 • 2- '!'be DaUy Senlinel. MlclcDeport·Pcmeroy, 0., Moodly,Sept. 211, 11'18 ll!!ltiCII ....... ,......tiona I lnt , Colts' victories change team's image BY JOE CARNICEUJ UPI El:eo:uilft Sporll F,.dltor · lt'utrqe how 1 couple of big ~ can change • club owner's attitude. Two weeks ago, . as Baltimore floundered in -:Ulbitlon play, cnmer Robert . 18y stormed Into the Colts' llNil:llng room and read the ci b the riot acl. Coach Ted 1VIarehibroda wa~ so lncenaed ll. offered hi:! resignation and Jnay accepted. But quarterback Bert Jones came to Ids coach's defense, Mllrchlbroda was rehired and Sunday Jrsay was all smiles and handshakes after Jones' three touchdown passes to &ger Carr lifted the Colts to a . ~27 victory over the Cincinnati Bengali In a duel of 1975 playoff club8. Jonea threw TO ·passes of 68, 22 and 65 yardl to the !p!edy Carr and flnilhed with 301 yards pa$llq as he raWed Baltlmorefrm~a :al-14 hallilme deficit to their second victory of the aeuon. "The offenae did what they had to and tbe .defenae d\d what they had to," said Marchlbroda aa lraay paraded around the dreulng room llmlllng and llhlldng hands. While Jmea and Carr took care of the oUenae, Unebacker Stan White made the =c!al play m defenae. White unloaded on Be~ quarterback Ken Anderlon In the aecond period and knocked him out almoll untU the end of 11M! game. Andenon returned after bl.l replacement, John Reaves, completed only kf-10 .r --. The Cl'\llhlng blow for ·Onclnnati came on a fourtbaJIII.IDdlel caD at the Beagal 45 with 78 aeconda left when the Colts stopped blin on a qliarterblck lllelk. "They IIGpped Ul. Wbat can you aay?" said AnderiCII. "When you need lis lnchea y011 kind of think you~re going to get it, I didn't.'~ , Oakland Ia at Kanaaa City tonight. Rmll It, Vtilp 11: A blocked fleld.goal attempt by Minnesota cornerback Nate Allen and an end ZCIIe lntercepUon by Loa Angelelllneblcker Rick Kay In overtime !!pOlled sc<ring cbancn • the Rami and the VIkings tied. '!'be Rams' Jim Bertelaen plunged a yud for a TO with 1:55 left In regulation to tie the game. · Tcm Dempsey's :JO.yard field goal in overtime was blocked by Allen and MIMMota's shot at a win late In overtime ended when Kay picked off Fran Tarki!nton's pass. Uoa• Zl, Fa-. 11: Joe Reed, benched eMller In lhe game, saved the jo.. II Coach Rick FOCWIO llnd General Manager Russ Thcmas when he threw a ~ · yard TO paas to linebacker Ed O'NeU off a fake field goal and lifted Detroit over Atlanta. Lioos owner WWlam Ford said he would fire Forr.ano and Thomas lf Detroit lost to the Falcoos. Rookie James Hunter ~~e~~led the win with a st-yard Interception return for a TO ~ 51 secmds after Reed's tl~pass. . Broac• ta, Jeil S: 0111 Annllrang's 114-yard effort sparked a cl~acord 543-yard oHenalve burst againlt the Jets u Denver llCOI'ed the blggeet win in Its 16-yeu hlltory. Anllltrong acored Cl1 a 1$-yud run and tight end Riley Odoms' 1$yud run hlgbJighted a 2s. point ae<:ond quirter bent . Jets owner PhU laelln wu hOBpltaU&ed In stable cmditiCII after Mfering a helrt attack at balftlme. tlmal for . _. Cowbo7l Zl, a.tl 1: Scott fumble In the endloae for another Cowboy IICft and Roger Staublch lhrtlr for a yards. Patrtatl ., Delph• "~ Steve Gnlc~ threw for three Till llld rc IS )'U'dl for another • New Engllnd shocked Mllml. Grapn ldt Andy J!WiaCII C11 TO.,._ of 151lld 21 yardl, threw four yards to Ruu Francia for TO llndcapped IU flnelt day • • pro with hiiiCII'ing nm. l1le Dolphins sufferl(l another majcr lola when cornerback nm Foley '!IIi knocked out for tbe year with • • tnee injll'y · Sleelen·ri;sn-14: Terry BradshiiW, given p,ood field poaltlan by an aggressive PlltlbUrl!h defenae, tbrewtwoTOpas to Jalm Slall'n'tb u tile Stealers e~ for aD !1 Bean II, ·tten U: Waller Payton sc<red Cl1 1'11111 of 211 and seven yardl and Chicago special teams aet up 12 points u the Bears beat s.n Franclaco to run their nJC(ll'd to :I.Q, PaytCII carried for 148 yardl and the Bean' defenae dumped 4ier quarterback Jim Plunkett six ·Ball State takes early lead in MAC Ulllted Prell Iotenatlllllal Earl Taylor-a transfer from ·It could be aD down hill M!1m1 -raced t7 yards for a towards a Mid-American · ' ~ quarter toucbdowtl. Confemce ch8mpi•lp noli Although Miami, now fll' BaD State. wlnleu In three games, cut The Cardinali of Coach·• the margin to 7-t an • Bob Dave McClain sroved beyond ' Muwell to Tim Wbetael TO a dOllbt Saturday they ere for paa, that was tbe only . r~al by brushing aside scoring threat for ..the defendinll cltamplan Miami, Redaklns all day· · · . 23.6. · · Art Yaroch, a itel)!or from In other Mid-Am games, Columbus, Ohio, engineered llUo University edged Kent the Cardinal offense to State 14-12, Bowling Gntl1 perfec:tiCII and cawed the roiled over Eutem acorinR witb an ~ Michigan, 53·12, Central nm, In tile ciOIIng minutes. Michigan tripped Toledo i-7 BaD State led only 1N and Western Mlchltlan when Jim Neddolf lined up lrlmmed Northern llllnol8 37· for hl.l second field goal try. 6. But fnlhman quarterback Saturday's win leaves Ball lll!w Willlll, o1 FincDay, State with a 141 MAC mart Ohio-the holder- Instead and only four ccinffi'IIKIII loMed a 14-yard acor1n11 paM gBIII!II nmalnlng, aD agaltWi to Tam Broderick, anotber teams picked to llnilb In the frotlb . second dlvlslon-Toledo, "I tnew one thlni before NortbemllllnWand Weltern today," said McClain, and Eutem Mlc:hlgaa. "Miami was • good foolball But, for McClain, the win team. I'm tickled our klda ewer Miami -~ muc1t IUlllln there. They'U fllbt more. you tooth llnd naB. "We're ll'1lnl! to buDd pride Mark MOler paaaed for two and tradltl!ll at BaD State touchdowna and li1bltltute and tbilwu a pvotal game," iUU1IDg back Doug Wiener aaldtheformerWoodyHayea ran ftr two IJICI'e in Bowling t••t "Beatq a lelm Green's rmiP Ofti' Eutem 11M MYtml belpa nra IIIII)' tbe Micltlgan. Ball State fllotblll tum, but 'lbe boll Falcanl ftl'e up BaB 111ate • a wbale. . · ·S. al ba1ftime and lotaled The Cardlnala. who have . D8B yards f« the jllme,"' I10W- nine In a row ow:r aec:und best In the scbool's' two,_., nmr traDed after hllitll'y. MU!er puaed 118 yardl to Steve Kuthl and 30 yllfdls to Tcm Saltet I.OIIcbdoaiW and Wiener 1111 :nand 1 J8fda for two more lallies. Eeatem Coach Ed Scltlebelr called the Falcona "tbe belt team 1n the MAC by far," but also accuaed BG'a Don Nehlen of rum1nt1 • the sc<re. "'l'hen'sDD question about lt,"Scltlebelrsaldwhenasted H he tboJC)Il Bowling Green WM lrJinc to run tbe ICGI'I! • · "They took time 1111 .00 were paa!• the bill IDIIIJ ~~ma~, It's bll (Neblm's) peroglllve but there wiD be a day." Jun1ar quarterback Andy Vetter acored both Ohio Un!Vtrf(ty in the Boljcata narrow victory over Kalt. · Vetter acored from the three In the &eCCIId quarter IDd 111eeked In from the one In the third quarter on the first play after OU recovered a fnmbJed 1111t on the Kent e~~e yud Une. Paul Marclteae ticked 38 IDd J8.yard field goala In the third quarter for the Golden Flaabea and quarterback Mart Rdlaley . - 1n f• • . tmt• IWne.IJ it the fGartb ~.But, after Robaley's the ,...,. f.u.cl Cll I two-point conversion toucbckl••• acore atiempt._ OU Ia now 2-2 .00 Kent 1-1. Rade Saviclt ml J two field goalaltelnl* In the first half, bllt made good Cll I ~ , . . In the fourth quwter to the (lllllral Michigan Ita win 01'11' 'l'olado. Sc«t s-tuie pul Toledo Ill the sc<reboard with a J5. yud pass play from Jeff HeplnstaU In the third The score changed bands silt. times with Gila Fernandes' 47-yard third ~ fteld 11081 Allroa N, Padrea W: Pinch-hitter Jerry DaVanon'allngle drove In the winning run for tbe Allrol in the tinth Inning of the opener .00 saddled 21-game wltuier Randy Joaea with hll 14th ~o~a. Jdmaon drove 1n two i'UDII witb I boaJtr and 'B ck)tj)Je llld .Bo MCLaagblln ptclted a folri1ltter aa the AltnD"Cllllpleted the sweep. caM N, Etqlll7·1: Ted Slnmnra' . . . mw triple was the bill blrlw of a fiYNIIII nlnliHnnlng outblnt wl1lcb carrled the ea..-.a to tbeii vlciDry In the lint game at MontreaL EWa Valentine broke up a sc<re1eli lie w1t!J I runacorlng rlouble in the elghfb Inning of the nlghbp with woorlle Fryman pitched hll aec:mr1 atout of the'year for the EljJOI. aur ' ' d R . al ' 6 5 . t ory -a · s oy . s • VIC NeISon Ie ~ =~= :r..; '"f,· . .. : '.,·.:·. •·Jri •••on, rve ~ straight UIIIM " - lwt& 'I ' The Miami Redltina, ...OIMo u u tbr u I 1m• defe - ...... American Conference hive ....__..._ -n- ·Y3 Josttbelrold wlmiDI!apartle. 'lbe Red4he la1"1:11't a pme )'et t!lia aad --ttack- ....,;., .._D ""• SI.._._J _.._ -ISla'!' BaD te's raEmi! I to looae their lint CXWlfermce . iD 16 - " - .._ ' game - - · .... puts tbe Redalrlnr' record lit 1).3 oven11 ,.__;. __,_ _ ._n_, The ....,...__,_ ~-in polling Mlamla"O)'. Tbelr lira ·ll.llll't came wllen BaD state quartertac:k Art Yaroc h• a t ranaler from Miami, rml 17 yards for a toucbdown In tbe aecond quarter. Jim Neddefl gaw: BaD • 1 '-din tbe third State 8 1..-1 !"" ard. lleld· quarter with a Jl.f goal and fresbman quarterback Dave Wllaon fired a 1~ auq llriJDe .... ~.... to to .,._ '"'" .,.,_..,. leW up tile pme for the c.da, IID'W 241 oven11. Yaroch'l _.....,_ _.... yud loidJduan ruD C:oy,.ed the BaD State acorlng With ,.., In the · 2:211 ""' pme. Mllmi'l oaJy ~ came Cll a ............... drift, ~._ with quarterback Bob .'f: ~,fi~ aw · ·- .- . . . Motor lHtUt Ste..lngs By UniMO Prus lnttraotlotiOI . • ·•· • Aver.ag~s Results · " ~ · ,;~ Pitching "~·""· - san i=nnclsco, Speltr (l). _ ._ . Mo1t Vlctar.las Piltsbur9h 200 ~OliO- 6 12 0 Notionol LIIIUI : Jones. SD , Nltional LHIYI' New York 011 032 OOX- 7 11 2 2i. 14: Koosman. NY 20·1: · East · Rooker, Giusti C61, Bllr (6), SuHon, LA 1M; Carlton, Phil W.. L.. Pet. Gl Ttkulve C71 and Dyer; Swan, 18<6; Rlchard\.Hou 17.15. Phii-IJI)Iio 19 5V .601 Esplnoso (S), Lockwood (7) and Amorlcon itolut: . Palmer, 85 63 .57< 4 Pitllb<Jrgh rt 70 .530 101'> Steorns. WP-Esplnosa (4 ... 1. Ball 11-13; Figueroa, NY 19·1: New York LP-Giusti [HI. HRs-New Tlont, Boo 19-11: Garland, Bolt 69 11 .460 21 Chicago 68 I 1 . .456 21 I'> York.· Kintf111n 2 (37) , Slearns 18·7; Ll!OI\ard, KC 17-8. 51. L.ouis. (2) ; Pittsburgh, Moreno U), l1rhed Run Anr•e• Sl t7 .:us 38 Montreal stargell (111. ·, ( boHCI ·~ 153 (n~ints pltchlcll ' West NIIIGnll LIIIUt :. Staver, NY • . W.. L.. Pet. GB Los An9eles 201 030 11G- 8 16 I 2.3'1; Denny, St.l 2.56; Rau, LA , Cincinnall '6 55 .636 000 010 ooo- 1 6 1 2.57; ,Jon~. SO 2.67 ; ICoosmen, LosAngeles .. . 66 .560 11 1'> Atlanta Houston 75 77 .493 211'> , John (10-10) 1nd Sizemore; NY 2.7~. American Leligue: Blue. Oak \ San FranciKO 70 82 ..-61 26lf2 Ruthven , Beard (5}, Hanna (61. Torrealba (7) , camp· (8) and • 2.>CS; Fidrych, Del 2.A6; Tro· son Diego 68 tl ..so :11 Atlanta " 86 .4:U 3011:1 Murpt\y. LP-RuttwOFl (13-161 . vtrs, Mil 2.SS; Palmar, Bolt , HR-Los Angele~ Buckner (7) . 2.60; Tan•n•· Cal 2.61. 1 . . S.tunloy's Results StrikiOUII . St . LouiS -4 MontrNI1, rst .. Ust .. mtl . NltiOnll League: S~"aver, ' NY i St. lOUi$ 7 MCMI!r.. l '• 2nd Balilmore 200 000 002- • 90 225; Richard, Hou 189; KOOS· folew Yor'k 6 Plll>buf'llh 2 Cleveland 000 103 Olx- S 11 0 man, NV 11•: Carlton, Phil 145; Philadelphlo 4 Chlca90 1 Garllnd, McGregor (8) and Duncan; Dobson, Kern (91. San Diego • Houston I Atlanta 5 Los AnGeles 2 San Fran s Cinc innati 0 Svmtly's A:esulh Montefusco, SF 163: 1 Amerlcln Lteeut: Ryan, Cel ~ LaRoche C91 end Ashby, "Fosse 2117; Tanano, Cal 23!; Blyleven, C71. WP-Dobson (.15·121. LP- Tex 192; Eckersley, Clev 170; • Garland (18.7). HRs--cleve- Hunter, NY 165; St. Louis 9 MontrNI7, 1St land, Powell (9) , Smllh C2l. · MOnfrHI 1 St. LOUiS 0, 2nd • • Houston 3 San Diego 2, 1st •' Houston 3 san DI!!Vo 2, 2nd . Unci 11mt, 1! innintsl · NFL Slondlnts New York 7 Plltsbuf'llh 6 Ball 000 000 011 000 o- 2 50 ·ay UnHCKI Pross lntornotlclniil • Chicogo 1 P~llodtlpt\11 0 Cleve 000·110 000 000 1-l 90 Amtricon Conteronc'o ' LOS AngeiH 8 Atll!lnta 1 Flanevan, • HoldSworth (6).~ .... Eas' "" Cine! 5 san Francisco 2 Miller (12) ancl Dempsey, W. l . T. Pet. PF PA T-y's P..-lllt PHcllers Duncan C6l ; E eke r s i e y, MBaiattmimioro . 21 01 00 '.·500000 ~~ S«ll CAll Tlmu EDT) LaRoche (1), Kern (11) ancl ,PIJ111>Ut11h (Canctelorlo 15-4) Fosse. WP-Kern (1Q.7), LP-:- New England 1 1 0 .500 AHl al New York CLollch 1-131 , ~:115 "Miller [HI. HR-~altlmore, Buffalo 0 2 0 .000 2U3 p.m. . Slnolecon :021 . NY Jets 0 · 2 0. .000 20 lA [Onfy gomucfteCIUitdl .. • control . T""""r's GtmH (lsi gomol · . W. L. T. Pet. PF PA , Pittsburgh 11 Chicago, 2 TtXIS 020 oi30 OliO- 9 lS 2 Houston 2 0 0 1.000 33 3 - YGrk II Mil. night " Ooklancl OQO 001 OliO- 1 A 1 'Pii!SbUr9h 1 1 0 .500 59 oiS st. Louis at Pt>na, night Umbarger 00-11) ancl sund · Cleveland 1 1 o· - ~ S2 .re : SOn orfll(l eiCinci, "Aiglll' ' bei-9; Torrez, Todcf (.1), Abbott Cincinnati . 1 1 0 •.500 Ao1 3S Atltnta at Hoviton, night · (5). Batton {I} ihd Ntwman. West Los Ang ot Sin Fren. night LP-Torrez (14·111. HR- Texao.·, W. L. T. Pet. PF PA ' Grieve (17) . San Diego 2 0 0 1.000 5316 ·Amoticon ln'" '• Oakland 1 0 0 1.000 31 28 • E1 11 <2nd 11m11 . . Denver ' 1 1 0 ',~ Sl20 w L Pet ' Gl Texas ·000.tOO 020- 3, 94 Kansos.PIY ~ 1. 0 .000 16 30 Now 'fork 92 ' 5j' .626. Oakland 2107021111\-13140 Tampa Bay 0 2 ·O .000 0 U· Baltimore Hargan, Baaik (4), Barr (SJ, 1111101111 Oonleronu 11 68 .w 12 Clovelond 76 73 .sto 17 Terpko C71 ond Fahey; Mitch· Eost , Basion 73 76 A90 20 ell, Lindb!ICI (71, Bosman (8), W. l . T. Pet. PF PA Detroil 67 11 :,s3 251'> TOdd (91 and Tenace. WP- ' Dallas 2 0 O·l.CIOO st 13 ' Milwaukee 63 85 .426 29\ol Mildlell C9-61. ·LP-Hargan (6. St. Louis 2 0 01 .000 S9 :U . . . . Wut II . HRs- TexH. Pa~ Cll. Washington 2 0 01.000 SO 24 w l pef Gl Burroughs (161: Oaklanci, Fair· Phlladelpt\ia 1 1 o ,.500 27 34~nwsCity · 1i" t.i ...sao' iy 01. eando (2Sl. NY Giants o 2 o ..ooo 2A 39 , , ~~r,~~~ Pet.•PF PA , Ooklancl 81 69 .SAO ' Boston 003 000 l2G- 6 12 0 · ~=:: ~ ~l :~.,., oe1ron 100 ooo 0110--1 6 2 Ch!cavo 2 o•o1.000 2'115 Ttxa Wise C13 ·10i and FiSk; Minnesota 1 0 1 .7SOSO 19 61 12 ·AS3 19 Ch'• 63 11 ·, , :U Roberts, Grilli (8) and Free· Delrolt 1 1 0 .$00 27 20 '-S.tvrcloy's Rnuits ~on. LP- Roberts (14.161. HR- Green Boy. , o ·2 o .ooo u ss · Clove 5 Blllimore 1, til . Bolton, DUIII'd m. Will Ballimoro 3 «;!lYe 2. 2n<1 · w. L' T. Pet. PF PA ' BostOII s Dettoil• Minnesota 000 000 •30- 7 10 3 Los An9eies 1 0 1 .750 40 2• New Yorks Mllwcoukee 3 COllfornll 001 020 101,.- 5 6 3 San Francisco 1 1 0 .500 3133 Ooklonll 3 Tous 2 lu-. Compbell (71 end SeaHie 0 2 0 .000 3161 Ka-·s Cit 6 C•i ~o • WyflC!Ijar; Hartzell, Monge (7), Atlanta 0 2 0 .000 2HA caiiiOmrol Mr,;;:.o'i, o Verhoeven (II. Scott (II and New Orloans o 2 o .000 1$64 , Sctnclly'J RHOII> Humpt\rey . WP-cof!lpblll (16· . lundoy.'s Rtsutts CloveS Bolflmore A, 1st , Sl. LP- Monge C5·7). (Jotroit 2• Atlonta 10 Cle 3 Balt2, 2nd, 13 inns. ChltiGO 19 Sin Fran 12 TtxiS 9 oakland 1, 111 Chlcogo lAO 000 0110-- 5 10 o Balllmore 28 crncl 27 ~ • Ollcianll 14 TtUS 3, 2nd Konus City 000 500 Olx- 6 10 0 Pittsburgh !I Clove lA Mlnnesolo 7 Colllornlo 5 Knopp, Barrios W, Forster Dalles 24 New Orluns 6 Kansos City 6 ChiCIQO 5 (I) and Esslon; Hauler, Nelson St. LOUIS 29 Grten BIY 0 N.Y. 2 Mllw t, S'la inns, rain (2), Littell (7), Mlnoori Ill ond HOU!Ion 13 Buffalo l Basion 6 Detroit 1 Stinson. Martinez (1). WP- Los Ang 10 Minn . 10, ot Todlly'o Problbio Pitchers Minoorl (S-Sl. LP- Forsler (2· • New En9lond 30 Mlainl 14 CAll Times IDTl 12). . Phlla 20 NY. Giants? . Texas (Biyloven 12-151. ot Denver 46 NY Jell 3 Collfornio (Ryan 1•·11l, 10:30 <calllcl. IV. innings, rolnl San Diego 23 Tampa Bay 0 p.m. Now York 020 ooo- 2 6 o Washington !1 Seattle 7 N- York (Halltmln 13-9) ., Milwaukee 000 lOX- 1 s 0 (Only games scheduled) Mllwauk" tBtoro l·) L .1:30 Hunter (16-1"1 Munson MondiY'SGtiiiU pm . .,. , . Sloton 0•-131ancl ond Porter. ,. ; Ookllncl~ll Kon City, night ·&Oston (CIIYIIICid -1-91 1 1 • (Only go me schtdultdl '' ·m ~\)pl~C:::':J.'I:,~ro;f'm. Teus J.~a~~it~l Otkllhd at Kon City, night 'Mlnni!IOtut Chlcogo, nlghf' creve!- ot oetroll, nigh I •v ~:.1:, ~~~t:~~:::l"r~nor Bl!llnt . oli'1!1toLLEGE · fOOT~L sc~~tf!. 1 Unlttd p · ·:.:~t ie 7 • , bltsl Ohio State 12 n a • NotiOIII~.'-::'":. H. Pet . tc.~~r::te~~ ~3MIEf:SJ:n • Bt~/~"!~ if!.~:.?:3,~ 1 MICIIock, Chi 135 416 65 160•1 Mlchlgon Grltfey, Cin 1~ 533~~ 177 .m Ohio U )A ~I St. )2 , . Rose, Cin 151 621. ~:MIA -~29 Central Mlch~'in l Toledo 7 Mllll' LIIIUI Ruutts Maddox , Phil 141 520 73 17i .•29 VHII~II: 3r ~C1!) 30 sy unlltcl Prns r -..tloMr Morton. ern 131 AA'I r0111A6 .325 Tenl\.-.lll¥~" ' 1 •ch· ,, 13 t NI-l lu... .. Monlnez. All 153 612 ",,. .317 ' v· ~: ·'· s• ... 10 Ostllmt) Gorvoy, LA 150591"10117 .316 ' oungs.uwn 'a'~ san OliGo · ·too ooo o1o- 2 6 1 Porker, Pit 125 .,7 73 152 .!12.. Cen.tr41. ~~-~ AlhK\!Jndst'3 Houst., 000 001101-3 11 A Gornlmo, ern 139 ol63 57 1.,. .311 Alt!'cn 26'M6i' d, Y·• • 6 Jones (21·1Al ICid Ktndoll ; Foster, ern 135 S30 1116• .309 Lehlfth, P• .. 21 Baldwin· Ltmongello [2·01 lnd Johnson. Amorlcon lttlgUI weua'c;l 1'1""• ,, G. AI . R. H. Pet 'v"l'"' " ·'• UC!d IIMtl Brott, KC •t.rel01 ' 19 2112.336 Denl""! 1 ~ .,.pr,olso, Ind., • Son 01~ 000 002 GOO- 2 A 1 MeRit. KC 138 AI< 1A 162.335 · lA, tlo~w. l .- l ••·rl\l•tt 6 Houstdli 100100001-3 91 corow,Min 1A7U7 ·93 ·1,..3211 .. ~blskl 'ch"''~•-l ~t'u on sawver. MttJger (I) end BoJtock, Min l2l 4M 10 ld•.l23 I"U on•:., . :, "At~'\ , n 1 , Davis; MC ... ughlin (4·•1 ond LeFlore, Dot 13S5.U 931.D.31t 0 •' " •·· ·· ' • ' Johnson. "LP-IItger (11·31. Lynn, los 131,506 !§I .3 f~ . . . , "'"'""' "' ,. •. HRs-Houtton, Joll,_, (91; Rivers, NY 132 Jl2 •• t .31. •. · •. : son Diogo, Alman (1) . Clrty, Cit · 1A2 517 65159 .311 (· ,. _ _r!!'•!'!' · "'"'"'' ' Mu....,, NY 1A3 sao 75111.307 . ._. ,,.,_YOn."" llst 11mtl Garr, Chi t21A9S "149 .101 -!If,:.. ) St. Louis 020 000 2115- 9"160 HO!IIa RUM • ·' , _. YII.O!IAIII·h Montrul 010 020 112-1 tl2 Not-1 L -r klnti....,, .. -..... MCGIOIIII!l, Curtis (7), Wo!K- NY 37; Schmidt, Phil lSI . , _ ... or !II, HrtbOiky (91, Greif 191 g<~ ~~ I'Oitor ~.H~.29 · .- ,. ~.~ . ~~~~=~r ~~yl~er{J; Americoo L~... , . Nttlln! rt .PN4:"~~ ~ lnd carter. WP-Wolker (1.1), NY 28; Jockson ICid L.Miy, ,.. -...., • !' I' 1 ' LP-Kerrjgo~ (2-Sl. HR-Mon· Btl!, Hlndrlck, Clov ond lll _ _...r .. -~ · trur, Unser (121. Bando, o:~ih-ln •' · • Jltt.;fl~:~n . . · !2Cid - • l Ntt-t Lnpe: Fcalor, .CI ,.,_. ,... : St. louis 0000001100-0 AO 116; Marean, Cln .. , Wa-• - · ,..._-, ,. Monlrul 000 000 Olx- t 1 o Hou oncJ Schmidt; Phlb H: : -~"'!",.,. ~ · LaGrow (0·11 oncl FtrOIMOII I Luzlnskl, Phil ond Murftt• s~ ~ =~1 Fryrna"(13-11lotldFoote. . 16. ':1.:•• . . . ~,~ II' American LH-• LL May; ,- ....,. -.... , . 1'111-JI)III 000010-..0 70 loll 103; Mu,_,, NT Jll II loltoo .t lc ~ \ Chic~ OIOOOOOiiiC-1 ., Yatrzomskl, IGt fl: Clllm· - - · " • l.on ! "-13l (16-101 -~ btlll, NY 1• 5-' *tWrr. !\!&,':~~··• lurrll '•nd liill Ml"-lcl. ..... KC 9L HR-<:hiCIQO, Morolts 1161. · Na-1 ~~ ,NIOftlll, :"Ill to. ' Cln 57; L-. LA ond TIYfl'n, - · - t11Jir san Fmcrsco 110 ooo _.. 2 A 1 Pill 55: Brock. St.L s.t: c - . ! Clnclnnoll 3100100illc-5100 Hou 53. _ s _ _ ....,., . · _,.,,_, Col-I (II and Oak · Amtrleon LHIUI: · Nortll. . ..... 701 LtFiort, Ott 51; 1ft S I oL- :::=::~~~::':k cam="· ook 53: Pltotc, KC · 9). LP-Monltlusto (15.13) . HR 50; ~· Dak 49, -------~ (biNd 011 m 11 :I..rt:, •C •• =::t :.-= ......... 5: 1\f =.a - * ErDoDcl, Okla., were four ~ In hll home llate nnt icJNGB IIJIJJI, 1JJ1o (UPI) 11 - Cr w'• brilliant 11r ,rn. lnt'l 21 Soulhlrn eonn. _ 11 _ u .,. ''O#r pattllc ' back and lied for 111C11tb. lbtt bllped ldm . . Although the future oil.. btr111. Alltgheny t4 C.M W..(Wn 12 _ .. II AMJ tfCI'tiJ bJ In . Njo+Jew, who dtJIIf1'd and auo ·KiniF IJland 0pan bad ......., .. ........,. !1111111. Alfrid • libckport State 0 dNII. a . . . 1111 ''Otalll been In doubt, lotlnla!ild lvmy 26 Holy Cr- 2A . Bell" Q111+1w, a qalat PGA 1 •Iiiii by JUat cme mot 11 pert of the Brown "Vall 6 ,_...... _._ -~· -"th ..... ...... IIIIo 1be llnll hole, haM, - live Ill . . belilld offictala llli!OIII1Ctd bdar B'w•ter (Mat.) 21 Mat. - - "'"' . . . - "' ,.. O:talblw .... i (I • .,. IDd tied for llltlh with Kermit that the event will be M'llmt 1li I J!il1l8'· and llid they hope C.llfornla.~l. • D ' . Sofl-tliOI!etl, III)''COIDI padled 1'-foot . . . putt that 1M-ley, Bob E. Smith .00 CCIItinued to have · the date of the <Ant. Coi\1\.'21 13 o-ahaw, ~ lo play nep~ted Nc!rth'• u.foo~« r. Bruce Lietlke. tourney IDO'ed up to the Q:abaw now wiD take a Otedtl triMt a. c more .oo IIIDh . lib Jack ablnlt. . n,;abor Illy weekend nen Oarlon 16tDIIIdoaN> St. o Nlcklaua aolf'a "Golden " l"'ttting by far Ia the belt thrae week break fnm the Tour, reiUrillng to play year. 5':im'":~\m.l:, d.. Be•,"-.., the fllll,ooo pm't of lll)' ·pmt," ()'eDibaw PGA E. Strouds~ 1~ tdatr r !J11o Kqllllaald ~ with asld after bll vlc:tory. In the San AntOnio-Tau st. o ,,-;;;~!!' I ' • " a flnakoand • Sundar. "l'Ul1inl Ia moatl1 malta!, Edinboro loi ·Colrtl•nrloll 1 Thtwln- die abclllt .. per c:8ll ol lt. y Ill ~~:::.~n:,~:lt.lt'::,?J Q:llllblw'l tblnl Ilia ,..... bave to tbiDk poll1tn about Harvard U CclluMbl• 10 ' irnd iii09ed Mal IDio rteCOnd your puUI. U the neptlve Indio .. \Pil!l 14 Will!.. o • place belilnd Nk*J• In the creep~ In, there'• no way that ljhaca 24'Aibtri~11., tNYI · O ' 1t'll _,- w1nUp ~ . putt Ia loialln." ~:.~Ta~~'W:tm f~a~f The t:~G,ooo ~~ra pr11e pushed North ..,aed there wu 7 · Crenahaw'a e1rnlt111 to ·nothllll neptlve about eren. KHn 7 ltV <fkh 6 m· ...,l21. Nk-'-, who made +ew'l put1lnl. BALTIMORE (UP!)- The worried." Kl~s Point Jo:\.ttav,tte 7 f4 • fGI' lila 11i1t11iJ1ace tie "Witbout • daubl. Ben .. Clnclanatt Jo& I Al.de!Mi, after staying Cl1 ~k·~!~\r~rc:!~~~~ be're, had . . .417. . the boat puller rve enr footblll grneBengali here &lnday, the lleld motionless for aeven Maryla~ ~.1 W . VIrginia <:rehaha11', a three-time lttll," ;nllec! North, •• of · and they were lucky they mlnutea, eventually got up Mlllachllllllt• '~4 'Milnt 3 • Ali-Amirlcl at the UniMiil) ~. P1a., who ... stU! dldn'llollt their quarterback with I minimum of help. Navy 21 Cclnnlctl'tut H ' ' o1 'resaa pllfed llulraight winllll Ill the to~. • well. "He 11'8111'1 hurt that bed, ~ow Hampshire 13119'ton u. days ·of brouant1olf at tile Flnlahlng third, three Ken AnderMI, the NFL'• but It took a whUe for him to Nichola 2f Curry \ ~'. '"''' 1' par-70, 8,137-ylrd Jack atrd:es oil the pace, best pauer a yeer ago, ran play," l8ki J!WiaCII. "We Niagara 20 St. 'Francia ( Pa,j • Nlcldiul GOit Cent« COWM. ve~Gn Tcm W..... who 7 ' ., He had a JN'adice I'UIIIII of •• gprlllnciJ baa yet to win a held long into Baltimore were afraid of a neck linebacker stan White's fore. problem. We go strictly Cl1 ' Norwich 115 Worct&ltt: T 0 "• Wlll1fMI fto.Am With a IS and tournament Ilia yllll'' Ohio 51. 12 penn St. 7 . .. ... ..., Ed Sabo of JIIIO Bertch, !lfmlatelnthellntbalfofthe the advice of our medical Plymouth St. u iciiton. St. o then Pill taae,tbe!' I ...,....,. )Qu, !lnd didn't ~riCIInel, and the doc!Qr. Princeton 3 Cornell o ·· · "' 66-27111'1 the tourney. F1a., and Damy Edwards Of Bengal's:ll-27 return to the game untU late Uld he ,lbouldn 't start the Rhode II. 15 NorthHllttrn 14 Rulgtrs .19 llllcknell 7' • ·· h • in the final period. " secOnd balf." Seton Hall 31 •Rocl!fsttr U. 19 . J ;" t . · • " Afterward&, coach BUI But when reaerve Jobn Shippensburg 21 'Kutztown 13 ' e .. , JobnM1 was droppiJII the Reaws could manage just tllll8l dark blnta coaches do three completloM In ten atwppery Roclc :IIi MIII•J,ivllle'' when their quarterback gets temp11, Anderaon got the caD St. Lawrenct 37 a.tn,13 ·' • 1 •• . • roACH mARU!'.8~ ~ defmdve lnstructl018.to Marauders during Friday's Temple 31 Grambling !lo · · ldt. with 4:GZ rtmalnlng. 21,.grldvlctoryoverRIPI!Y·-Gary$lakphoto. , 1• Upsale 27 Swarthmore 0 "He had hll bell rung He couldn't move the club Wntern Conn. 36 Marls! 6 )X't!tly good," said Jdmaon, any better than Reaves, and Wcioster I Ohio) 15 Canttlut 14 ... ·war:rtn Wntern Reserve 28 " bu rg, w. v1 ., SoUuo Ohio Htoh kboot 1 , • Par.ers cltoollng bla words carefuDy. the Bengali final Ihnat died Wm. Pateraon 22 Trenton St. 20 Akron SOuth o · •. Cleveland East 12 Sc~ " ,, 19 "! guess the hit ,waa with1:11remalnlngwhenthe . UnitadFoolllall ~lng, w. Va. Park 12 Lcwaln King 1A Berea 12 Press lnteriletlonal ' tr ~ .. • ~ Twinsburg 35 Garfield legitimate. I didn't aee a Colt Une stopped Anderson m Newcometstown ~ Malvern l3ellalre 8 , Beechwood 8 Hawkins 0 Tr!nlly o CJNCJNN•'TI a fourth-and-inches lA. Alobama ~South SMU 3 " (UP!)_...... ••"' ' Roae 111reiched two routine flag." Rocky River 7 Cle. John Walsh . Jesuit 26 Akron ACcording to White, a &- quarterback sneak at hll own Sandusky St. Mary's 19 Marshall Appalac:hlen Sl. 31 VMI 12 . magic wmber Ia me·for the rslngles Into doubles by o Kenmore 0 Monroeville 14 foot- I; 223-·pounder ·who 45. . Auotln Peay 22 ~rs Hill 0 · Cincinnati Redl today. limltllng,Swlday. • . · '· Port Clinton 19 Sylvania Cle. Lincoln West · 20 ·North Olmsted P Cleveland Baylcw 15 Auburn 1A The Reda can wrap their - ••fiait•s about I$ tin311 he llnocked the New York Jet's "They stopped us. What Northvlew 0 Glolmore Academny 6 .John Hay 6 '· . Bowie St.· 26 Frostburg St: 9 fifth di""'-'on' ti.tle In ,...._ last hal done that thla 11e81011," Joe Namath out of a game can you say?" aaked lnd!an Valley South 1 •24 Cleveland Heights .29 BroOklyn 22 ColuMbia 7 Catawba 25 Carson-Newman .... ..., Cleveland South 12 Mentor 6 Auollnlown Fitch 0 17 'aeven years with a victory AnderiOD ·uld. "I tblnk of three years ago, a flag Ander1011." "When you need Tuscarawas Catholic 21 · Cleveland Lutheran East 2• W. Va. ln5111ule 0 have been sis Inches you kind of think Unaly, Citadel 17 Delawore 15 over the San DltiiO Padres in tmn as I .ltreet llflbter. He . wouldn't Cleveland lutheran West 0 Bridgeport 0 Concord 24 w. Va. St. 21 ru--~~ "'""l'l - r of ·a 1reepa c<mlng at you." apprGp!'lale. you're going to get it. I Brooke W. Va. 22 Steubenville Jefferson 30 Richmond Colgate 17 Davidson t _ , ,...,., .,...~ -•-~ Heights lA "I just bit him in the head. I didn't." Central 0 E. Kentucky 28 Wltt.llberg o two-game aertea. · Rolle haln't.u.._.. a game mly had me shot to get him. I r E. Carolina 23 N. C. State· lA Even I( the R,da ahould thla aeaaon. Elon S6 Uberty floptlst 15 Joae to the Padres they could "Beca- of that fay bl.l t.ought the arm up wllen I & Henry 2A Wash. & cinch the t!Ue through aloas average II the mly legitimate saw he was going inlide llnd Federal Cltv 20 Gallaudel o by the·Los Angeles Dodgers. ' me 81110118 the leadera," aald caught him. He ducked bl.l Florida A&M 35 Albany St. Pete Rolle pounded out And e r .s on. "He ' s head into my 11rt1111," said (Ga.) 22 . three doublea, scored two faced ...every kind of pitcher While. "!saw them bring the Florida ffl Houston 14 I'Uilsanddrovebcmeanother there Is.'' stretcher and I waa reaDy Ft. Valley Sl. 26 Morj!house 6 . Sunday as G•"" Nolan and Furman 38 Presbyterian ·21 _, ,, , 1 Georgetown ·(Ky.) 21 Ra'!IY . Eastwick CCI!Ibined ......., 1 Heldelber~ 3 for 8.foUrebltter m. beating the • ••U MtUI. "1110"-' ''tiO u fl lli•lll'•~·f· ., Georgia A Clemson 0 San Francisco Giants $-2. By Lawteae E. Lamb, M.D. problem. The air Is not likely Health Letter number 8-1, Glenville 23 w. va. Tech 8 7 The vlc;tory waa the 13th DEARDR.LAMB-Ibave to show on an X ray done in ControWng Gueousneaa forTh St farm ~=~~h!r~:r. ~ ~:r:- · against Dloues for Nolan. an emba!'i'USing problem of the morning. The air a more CQmplete ~on Howard A2 Md.-Esn. Shore 6 And since Reda ·Manager belcltlng for aeveral bQura swaUowing oe~:urs du!'inll the of the gas problem and what r.JRTC~f:'IJ1KH\ 1 Jackoonvllle St. 34 Nicholls Sparky AnderiCII said he D . after eatlnll. Other than an dayandlateafternoonXrays you can do abont it. Otben • . • t~J 28 Oregon St. 1l , plaimed to give Nolaa two , occasional senutlan of full; will sbow Its presence. who want tbl.l information McNeese st 1 15 ·La. •Toch·· 13 more starts .before the end of 'L' neas and the gaa I have no Because the gu Ia already can send a long, st~, ,--""" Maryland 24 W~t VIrginia 3 the aea1011, the veteran Red c.tber real aymptoms. I have in the stomach, when a seH.addreased envelope with match ""' "'" Mississippi U Tulane 7. right-hander still has a · no pain or bumlng, na~~~~e~ or person eats he suddenly feela 50 cents for it. Just address .J!l. Miss. St. 30 Louisville 21 chance to match bl.l 15-8 By MILTON RICHMAN vOmltlnll. X ray8 were first full. Thla Ia not because the your letter to me in care ·or CiKJ ~o. Cero.llna. l2 ~~lhwester~ ., record of lart .year. UPI ~Editor read u normal Later tbe !ood;cajllled gas .but because tb!A.,pe,r~per, P. o. ~.~ ·. or I NcwfolkSt.28FayettevllleSt. BothoftheGlints'.NUJand "". · ." • .. · '· ''".'.'" • . . . · .... family doctor said I had the food taken lnlo :· tbe lMi,RadioCIJyStatiCII,New , . . 7 . · three of their hits &ulday NEW VORK' (UPI)- For two years, It was plain torture, duodellltlB 8nd the gu 'in the stomach takes up pint of the Y.ork, NY 10019. ·, State farm Matchmaker ~Ao. Carolina A&T 15 S.C. St. came off Nolan In the firs! WUOe Mays says. • · stomach wu not getting into space in the stomach, already Meanwhile 1 would BUggaat Service Is free . And so PiH 42 Georgia Tech 14. . ,two lnDinJII· NDIII) retired the He had all be ~ould do to ecme to the ball park and wben ~ my IIIUIU lnteatlne to ·be partially !llled with gas and that you do a simple test on simple. You tell us a little Sl. Paul's · 7 Bridgewater -last l~.britlers in~ row before did altow up, .It ate. him, • so much inlide, he lot!nd 1t abaorbed or move through the pressure or fullness Ia yourseH. Hold an eraser ~ about yourself; your family, (Va .) 6 , · being Ufted for a pinch blUer lmpoulble to stay. · and thl:l caused the burping then noticeable. With thl:l tween your teeth and keep It your BOals. We feed this In· Shepherd 14 Randolph·Macon after seven Innings. The wltbdraw'al pains_.. too much. He couldn:t sit there problem. increased lUling, the gas there. Thl:l wUJ make tt formation to our computer ~. Carolina 2~ Duke 6· . "I wanted to Rive ~wick oolng nothing Ud watch others play. Not after baVUIII played He gave me some medicine rises to the top of the difficult to swallow. Thla and In a matter of·seconds Tennessee Jl TCU o some work. He haan t ptclied .23yean,glvingeveryounceolenergyhebadlnhlm. to relu the stomach and it stomach and belching occurs. trick will make you a were of it prints out a State farm Tenn. St, 25 ,Aiabam~ A.&M 0 In' , thre~ days," said , It tonk !1Im two years, but WUUe Mays flnaiJy has made the helps aome but 1 still have Lying down just traps the how often you are swallowtiJII life Insurance program that Tuskegee 16 Morris Brown Anderson adjultment. · , ., thlaembarrualngproblem. 1 stomach gas because the air. Theeraserw!Dhelptrain matches your needs. One U. Tenn.-Martln 38 Middle · Eaatwiclt while blanking "For the first time f!lnce llltopped playing, be says, this am embarraased to go out to contents of the atOI!llch.sUde you out of the habit and may you can live with. ~:P'f~h 16 so. Mlsslsslpfl 7 · the Giant~ the last two year I'm enj~ inyself Cl1 the field.'' . . eat ~1uae of it. Tbls Ia upward and obstructs th~ cure your ·problem. You can See or call: Va. St. 40 Elizabeth City 51.-20 lnnlnp, ' picked up hll 24th Mayalsllstedas.acoedl:wlth the Meta. They are paying him beginning to affect my social opening to the esophaguS. It hold something else between va. Unlcln 14 J. C. smtlli 13 save tope In the league. · $50,000ayearandhllduUeaereratherlooeelydeflned.Mostly life. Do you have any doesn'tdoanythlngtocorrect theteethlfyou prefer liut ail BILL FLETQIER Waynesburg 23 West Liberty Th~ Reds have 11 games he worka with. the Mats' young tlda, sbowlng them, talking to suggestions.? the gas accumulaUon. eraser iB an easy and coin· 17 Maryland m;. Uralnu• 14 left , them, counae-.,. lloo« them. 1258 Powell St. w. , · ... . , DEAR READER - In the Sw~owed air IS . not" ~b- . fortable thing to use. ·· Middleport, D. w. Cerotfna '13 Murray St. 10 "I will probably pitch . "You llno1v•bow long It took me to get to that kid? Mays absence of pain and With the sorbed but must be paased. It · I do think you altould avOid w . Kentucky 10 UT: Rawly in ail: of them hecauae asks, looldng over towud rookie o~der Lee Mazzllll. symptom of belching !would can cause symjltom:s 1n the aU ga!H!Ontolnlng beverage&; Chattanooga 7 VI PH. 992-71 55 0 I want him ready fll' the ''Three years, that's ~ow lang it took. ~e sa good kid. I saw say your problem 1a lrom colon, as many people weU .. such as the aoda pope; Tliey ~~~~~d ~rt~~~~ . R~:~~ 7 playolls," AnderMI uld. ed that right away when he was playing With JackiCII, Miss., but swallowing air - regardless know, because It gets trapped will release gas In the iTAH , . 8 Rose's three tats bo08l you tell any klddoiiOiiletblngThey ;w, you foll?,w up with of whether or not you have In the colon from . c~Jon . stomach and add to the _ tNIURANc:':i~M Midwest . bl.l avefage to .329. reaaCII, wblcb I . a ays que an you. any real evidence of X-ray spasms. Gas can cause J)aln . problem. , · - Oilic•·•r " ,_ . ~~~1C: ~/~'t'lr~'&:~yl 51,· 6 "I SIUI tblnk ! .can get It up Did Ml!YUver queatlanl.eo Durocher, whom he played for changes of duodenitis. '!'be In this sltuaUon wbet!ler It Ia, ., , · 1 'tlA 1 100 Anderson 27 T~)'lor.'24 to .335,'' Roae said, "but I ' so lmg? ' ' · air has to come from swallowed or produced, lrom · .e Ball St. 23 Miami (Ohio) 6 don't think !bat wlll be · "()tly wllen 'I dlm't ilnderstand;" W!Die says. "If 1 didn't somewhere to get Into your fermentation or part~ from '· " Benedictine 46 Culver· enoughfll'thebattlngt!Ue." ' throwtheballtotherlght·bueorsomethlngllkethat,he'dsay stomachlntheflrslplaceand both sources. , Stockton 10 . . , to me, 'Can you nplaln what yoti did wrong?' If I could bl .In Bemldljt St. 7 Morningside 3 Lewes 13 "·rantha 3 --'•in,thatwouldbetheendollt.Uicouldn't,he'desplaln. the only 10lutlon Ia that you Gas causes pro ems ,, ., 1 Bethany 17 Bethel 9 · ,... ~,.. swallow It about one In 10 people. It Ia Bowling Groen 53 E. Mich. 12 Michigan Sl . .21 Wyoming 10 After he'd explain, he'd cbarp me HI e¥er made the same Ol1e can form gas In the one of man's most cOIIIIIIOII Butler 34 Hillsdale 28 ' Michigan 51 Standord o , mlstaa~amCIIth'stlme.He'dcltargemeahundred,two Intestinal tract, usually ·complaints. We •ll awallo•, Buena Vista 39 NorthWeStern Mo.-Rolla 17 Wayne St. e.......... vee..-~-' ''""'-h""'" me more than it does you' (Neb 1 o '""""""• ,................ · · ' colm,lromfermentatlon,but some air because., of ~I~ ~pllal lA Wl lmlntiton o Midland Lutheran 17 Simpson Leo woitld say, but ha'd still take toy money. He made me a this doesn't occur . In thci ea"ft• and drinking b&Dni. lt . 01 6 · better ballplayer, though.'' ~ ... ~~~!I i,w~rl{;, o I vet 6 Mo. Southern •7 Can. During the Jut couple of yeats of Mays' playing career, stomach. Food doea not stay' Is unavoidable but can be .. Cent. Mlchlgon 9 Toledo 7 Methodist o ....... _,_,_ .._. ft..,ftft him to quit 50 he wouldn't In the stomach long enough to minimized. • Central st. (0.) 115·Ashland 13 Musklngum 7 Marlette 6 tnanJ" '""....,... en~,.._,....,. ferment and CIIIIC! ~ch 1 · l senditJII. 7ou tarnish the 1mate be bad Cl18ted foc two decade&. Mays, 4S Ch d St 28 Ml t St. ' 14 Nebraska AS Indiana 13 c..:'~1f (IoWa) 2811pall 24 Notre Dame 11 Purdue o now, played W1lll the end o11m. He was 42 when he quit and Dena 42 Merlin Luther 26 No; Mich. 65 St. Norbert 0 wbataomepeoplestlllrelnembermoatlabowhesllpped twice, " ~~!t':' 2},4;~t:f"l~1 ~tl, .1 ~"is~"~;,;,.?!; 25 Wrn. mce whlle.c~ af~ a a.11 In the outfield and another time ' 0 1'\errlt st •r NE tlllnolt 3 Oh~ 14 Rent St. 12 wblle ~ ~OWl! ~ line from heme plate, during the Grinnell 21 Iowa Wesleyan 'i Ohio Wesleyan 23 DePauw 20 ae<:ond W!l'ld Serlea game with Oakland in 1973. ·. -SPICIAL Gra~ Valley 10 Mich. Tech 8 Ohio Northarn . U Alma Poll' Willie, e1a1body said. He looked so old. Gustavus Adolphus 42 )'If.' "''· b'ft:.~! Ka l 21 Soulh· Oidf!lhewaa, heatlllck'Oyeln what proved to be the winning (Mo.) 3A ·· . ' . •, w"tern· ll<lor 12 nm In that CCIItest, and wbat llll't IIIOil was that when It came . . \1n:=~,1~Mf:o\M~· q. ;·, ~. :·,~: Ka~sas · ~t.· PIIt. 1~ So' West to the ~al game, Yogj Berra, the manager lhen, didn't play SEPT. 20 ti4RU SEPT. 26" ' · 111. Benedictine i'ioubuque ~ , Mlaso11.rJ ~ " . him. , · Ill Coli 3.1~ 51 ~mllf.~ )~ Platte~Uit·· It Rl~er Falls 7 "I don't give a·hanl l.Jw old 1was" says Mays three years ALL OF Mirsnail 2~ HL St. 1~; : ~ " tv\7~'! 1Va]:•r,3 ~ A~slan 7 · Ialor. "1 belcha 1 would've rklne aon{elblng.l pro~ed that with lnci·. Ctn~r~ 1 - ~6 R~Hu1man st: Ma~;.: 10. Ta~ 2 titeblllgotoff(Rollle)F1ngeralnthitsamegame." · SEPTEMBER NO LABOR Indiana 51. 31 Arkal.saa St. 21: Tenn :Tec.~ 13 '1''1"1111stown St. WUUe )luttoned the blue slicker he waa wearing, puUed a SyracuM 3 . · 10 • ·• , glovefroinhl:llockerandgotreadytogooutmthefleld. "41 Air ·For~ cl '·:··· ~ ~~ 1 (Ia.) 33 No -tern "I remember the Jut aeasonl pleyed, I went home after a . ' TUNf.IJP SPECIAL Vllianova 31 Deyton 30 baii1(81De me day, lay down Cl1 my bed and the tears came to 1 • Wabeih•22 H~ 19 ' · Jllyeyes.Idm'tllnowhowlmglcrled,bulllwaaalongtlme.I '; :"rtblltll lA {t rhwood O thouallt, 'Hey ,It's time for you to quit, It's !line to give aome of t ' I! ·< '28.00 ' ' .. , , oyne St. 29 or the young klda a chance.' ' . '· ; =::~r1, 25 Missouri "When! came to lhe baUpark theneztday, I told Yogi and 1 23~95 .-_ ·' 6 CYLINDER ·, ,, W.o Mlc:hlga" 37 No. Ill. 6 Dunald Grct 'I wanna retire rishtnow, this minute,' but they ' · telked me out of it. You ak me why I cried that day. t don't 'l9.95 4 CYLINDER . lin~. HoW can you esplaln? It's like crying for your mother after die's gone. You cry becii!Uie you Joyed her. I cried, I Includes Plugs, Points, Condensor, labor. guess, because I love baaeball and knew I had to leave II. · 1bat'slhe only way I can el!Pialn it." Phone ,, WiDie Mays did 110 ma~ WCIIderful thlnga on the ball field In '2JIO EXTRA RESISTOR PWGS 992-52411 bla time, playing frr the Glanla and new the end for the Mets, ' ' but he doesn't talt lbout any ol thoee things. He taflut Instead , aboUt the enormoaa aatllfactlm be feel8 now in merely being We Specialize In Disc Brakes able to walk Into the Meta' clubllouae and enjoy the , ·Middleport, relattmllhlp with the playera he does. . · We Tum Rotors and Drums! · 6hio "There'• no generallm gap," aa)'i WUUe Mays. "Being able 1o walk Into tbil clubllouae and havinl the guys feel like they do Is aU !want. Itmeana more to me than money. Just being here Jrith them gives me the greateat satlsfactlm In the world." * - ....... *""' co- t . ,..,_,4d Beng~ signal caller decked by linebacker Magt ,' b ' c DUitl er reduced to 1 Standings Ithe SCOREBOARD uar111 • ljl!twhenMamprWtey atysixpme~lnfron\ofthe bendculfecfnatJil'd m four =~ur~,.-= 'lbe raid to the,_ Ro)'ala · Haq called e11 the A'• In the Amerlc:fn League blta In lbe ..,..-. toucbluwn pe11. S•'i "l1al '-'a l'OckJ IIIII mJIIId, tlght.bandK amday, Will. 'lbe two clubl meet In Y..U I,. Bltwal 1: ADotber football mWfw Roger Nelaon, Klnlu Nellori 16ipllllded with 5 s-1 t v satyfor a tll'le grne Jim "Catflah" Hunter ' atJ'• No. I lllec1lan In the ni~Ci of tine bit nilllf that _.. betllmdac 1'lelday and became only the fourth major was Jogaed In Delralb, !D., II e:cpw1111.11 draft in 1 • helped the RoJa1a to a come- meel tbree times ned net leap picher to win bi.IIIOtb ~U::~,::_ed NtitJr an 11.. record wJlh , "fi'Qm.beblnd f.6 vii:IOt)' cmr In QMJand . · game before 1U 311t birthday ,.....~ the D-'" In ,..,. Neilan the OJ!ca• White b. "Be""' called up 'WII 1111e as the Yanbel downed MJI.. a 37.. win over Northern ·-~-•-. .,.. ... l1llnoll WM mded to the NatiCIIal n. victory, caaPied with , r1r1n11 and thai goblg to walltee In a game stopped by The • nation's leadlns ....e the minors and "'"'..._ ... doable'-...... _,.. ...._" -·~ N-'- .. _... ain after m le...,. ' .._..... - - · ._••,, ..... .._.,..,- r ..,.u....,... ground gainer, Jerome uJ!Imalely to oblivion. with the Raqjen, Wt Kina. by the Royall after he was ' Jwll H, Orlllel J.t: ""-" .... ~ _..._ _ ·~ A's late •~ v- "'- oiM"'-' • - - ...,,...., ..., 114 , _ _ - 21 by l Cll .... · - r....._. ......... carrilll for Welt«n before -· Boac Pc7nll wi1ll tbe wlluUg ,_.....8 the ....... ....... . R T beat ...... out In the ,.... - · ...... ·' In 0 ther pa. !WI""'' I1IO _. Injured leg In tba third It was anaoUDeecl. tllla week that . OlkJind, ..1, before lollng, Jmlng to give the Inclana a ~ 13-S, New York edged doubleheader sweep over ...._;, __, ...,__._,1 members of tbe SEO Sportswrlten and -Lee "I In 1 ra•Ba"'--e ....._,.,, ........ -·.. ~ ~ "......_" Mil ,,.... ' .. • ..... IWIIOF • .,...... '"'""'' aecond toucbdcnm ct~a twoBnladcuten Auoelatioa wll meet Saaday, grne, OeveJand homer hlghi!Rbled I three- _ _, In the third Sept: 21, Ia Jaek1011 fw &he 1t71-77 lltortened nrept a dDallkllaader trGIII nm sixtb inning and Tlllnmle z-urun quarter. •• .......,_ _._ ..... In he Other llruK:o ICCI'II came orguiza&loaal meeting. In . . Baltimore,~. ,.. --..., lblth bit a ...., ..,t I ....._ .._ _.field _ _, .._ and 5-4, BOlton topped eliJib to give the IMlam uDave'""~~:'.... a.!::_~ From &he sessloD 1t JoUy LaDs will ....._.! •1 and Mi ta ....... ..w- iD th ....,_,..., ......,.,u come &be amlllal plgskiD propOIUeatloll oa """n" • v- • _.., """" · - - • e opener. second qnarter run bJ . Wlipped Callfcrnla, 7.0. Red Sa I,Tilen 1: a..ne...ck Keith .,_...,. __.... &he order of flnlab of the SEOAL football In the National League Dwight Evans led Bcli1UI ....... . .,..,...., ,..., teams following a repert on each team by Chlce110 qed Pbllade_.., · with two datdWund a triple added another In the third 141, New Yorll maded PIU. In loll' at.bata u the Red 8oK , quarter, The Broaco _ . , tile media representatives. h-"7"" Loa•-eJearlpped dehlted Detnllt for thelf endedwithaflnaliiJI'di61Wn lroatoa, tbe four time defeatlbtg A'U:;;"ta:' a.t:-Cinclnnatl fifth liralgllt win. '!'be Red · at 10:42 of the flllal period. dul•1l11 , II apJil am011g tile fa vorite1 to topped San Fralldaco, w, Souollected 1 cma. hlta u The 'fl¥o!rtae' oaJy _.. thou IC"'_,. ......,_ , _ CIDllwbeD..,<nllfety wiD . IIIII year'• d&le aloag witb otur BOualon swept a u-1 , _ _ . , _ .,..,._ UUam plcted apeomlaf powers saeb •• Jaekloll, doJftlel!eMerfnm8anDie110 '!rimlnl streak of the )'llr Gre1 W I a '-theu-"-'-oto..• .........,, •-••· 'lateraloutolthe*411b11 Welrtoa.... LoP•· · "' _,..,... - · - ..., • ""'" • ._ • 13 IIICI 1 an the aDd St. Lolli dlftated Sieve Bra111 droft in two OW1I '118)1 . '11le IICrlilelud ea1b • will al10 Issue MCIIInll, before 1a11n11 1'1111 with three ..... IIICI for altclrh•••IL aew Jl'lll PIABI, elld llllcen fw &be 1.0. Rul n"'7•N, A'l loll: ' reue-r BW ......,..... In otbar MAC gamu .. ~-~ 4»ml I ..... ,..,, ... d'UUII odaer Sal lllndo drove In lbr'il pltebecl the Jut three lnn(np ~tnl Mlddpn ..,._ Put Toledo ..7' Bo'll'llnl ....... NPfCIIaiSEOAL apor&l. 1'1111, two ell them on 1!112elb for hll 181h victory u the homer, In Jeadl• the A'llo Twlnl re!Joo•DIIed fram a 3-0 Green crlllhed wlnl., 'l'lle m•tl 111 "' for 1 p.DI. at Jolly "'"'M,.....,.R .....,_ "·""omla · Ealttnl Mldll1•n 51-12 IIIII ,..,_, In the ._,___. ,.. de!ldt to beat"""" •••• Ill Jaebelro. ' . . . · , Jim Umbarger had • <JJio Utav•olty Jwndled lt&Dt It Stale 1..11,1< ""-"""ll ,..,_ - Redskins lose third .,..rn.J 1 ,_,R_ reov•' ano Wesleyan but DePauw ~ (]we ....J!, ., Reds clinch tie, Phils-Bucs lose polntllil the aecoad Jail ~~~ • ,... \0 '~ef·. overtake ClevelaDd. The ac«e . ID ,pje~ Brownt laok a 11-0 11aU11mf I" ... ~ 1: lead 111 two Brian Slpe :rD • TGnl Frllldl ~ *pa.- Wort .lick Hlm'a field P'- Ilia' &IIi J)l88o blocked pw~l!llld Jack ~ brolle ~ ~ In lbt bert'• fumbll lot 11na1 mimllel (Ill~ TD • the Sllleler oft I 11 JDOYinC. nm by IUclleplygq IIIII a • R 1 aw a, 8 • ·~·r. J&-l'li'« ill~' •NIIJm MID 'l1lcmu pcrnd two for a ~;111 ~ 1o '1'01 and ran for a pnaaa! llefeat , Tampa ~; Tbe hilh of 1a ratlll 11111 ._«~, Baca-..1ret to . X1Jmer tJnw for lbr'il Till to ~ In two~ lead Wllbialtoll pill S.ltll. Ollen 11, 1111 1: tb4mu, NJ1t liMit ol tbe Skip suu.. ~ field y- J.ut ICWtd cau · goa~~ of M IIIII .oo five-yardrunandCIIIChta111- pan Hal'dllman ~II yardl Jll'd TO pass trGm Billy for 1 tt> .u' lfauiton downed Kilmer, wbo a11o bad 1 flw- Buflalo. ~·· M-yanter yud TO pq 1o ~Grant was the Jon&elt of hli career llld 1 1~ to J11111 and 1 a• loaflh OUer deh~~~e Fugett. limited the Bllll' star I'IIIIIUI8 ; Eap. .. GIMII1: beck, 0.~. SIIDiJII"'; to jlllt 38 Mike Boryla paaaed 21 ,arda on 18 carrlel. yardl to Harold Canulchael Clrlllall .. Plcilln 1: for ct~e acore and pllqlll a Jim Bakbn. kk:bd five yard for another as fleldgoali.OOTirrYMetcalf ; Philadelphia stunned the and Steve Jones added. Glanta and brought Dick clinching TD I'IIDIIn the Jut Vermeil hla first NFL period toipart St. Loull put victory. TbeEIIJ)esbldlta JD. Green Bay. Melcllf ra two o lead befcre New Yort'l yard& and Jonea tbree .tier Craig Morton tbrew seven Baleakked . n the c.dla 1'-0 r ~".'lo."<>.'-'-."i:'l--":l-."\'%'%'%'>;(..'%'%'r.."""'-~".$$<'»,'-"»'-'-"'"-""~'[.~'~"~<&':'$;:X"&.':l:»,......'"l»,",,~'<>."i:'"*'$';."~"' ' .. pruvillng the Dllf'llln 'of victory. . Dilley bit C11l6 ol30 ~ for %IU yards and three loucltdownl. ' In Pmei lnvCl~ Obio Conference teams, Baldwin- __ _ . IIJniDDOWN cldn't walt a batter and Tbe Dodgera defeated · UPJ._.Wrlw . llrilckoutflw:lnoollliDIIthe ~. &-1, Bouaton swept UD a UJ wnea toe l'llilllee. Jerry Morales g&ft .San Diego by idmtlcal 3-Z ~~ Redl cljnc!wo! ·at Burr1a 111e only run be neerled 1CC1'11, IIIII MCIItreallc:Wtd 1eut a lie for tbe NitiCIIal wbea.be bit blllltb homer In 11-0vletory lfter IOiinl! to St. leape'l Westem IllvWan, ~ 11coad inDIDI· Jim Loaia,i-7,1n~NLpmea . . lily Barril pMdwl a lAinbcq illfhored hll JGI!IIoll In the AmericaD lellp, 1\ ldtter lblt 111ft the O.lcaF agahW ta vldw 1w. was ltanlas City over OdD a 1.0 vletory over the Aited If be Jboulbt the OllcaiiO, 1-6, OUiand over Plll1lill IIIII Dave Jtlnpwn ~ were ''JIII1lnl ner- ,._, lW, after a i-1 lola, dnrie In the na with 1110 WUS:" BtaTII nplled: 1don't Omtlandcwer Baltimore, $-4 bomerl to lead the New Yorll tblllk · ao. 1 dCII't nollc:e and 3-2, New York 2 Metaloa7,.llbat41hoverthe all)1hlng different about Ml1wntee I, Mlnnearta 1 Plntea. them. YCIIIaft to gift c:reclt C8llfornla 5, and l!olttm 6 'l'he m' d C:WW twit) by :to 0111' dab for l»>lifll them. Delroltl. both PtGdalpM1 IIIII Pll1f. We jult plaJed good baD." · Dtiilpn I, Braves 1: buqb 11111111 1be Plillill " Kbtjpnln bit Iii 11U1 and BID BIJCtner draft In three rotalnal tbelr fom-111JDeleld 37th bcmerl aa the Meta 1'!111 with a twwun h1111er In lbe NL E.- !Mtqlalo ..ril3lld fnm a M dlflalt to . IDd a run«Wing aingJe and then.I two weeb. Eadlbu · beat lbe Pirates. Jobll T!lllmy Jolm pltdled 11 lis· 14 pmes 11ft to play. • Sll 1111 a11o l!ometld for till blttir for the Dodgera. Stew B1trrt., wllo a- 'I Jleldelf Mell, who deelt Dive Glaltl ~ IIIII Ed Goodaoo ach an earned ,., In Iii Jaa 27 111.1 fourth defeat clnplte be4 three blta .00 two RB!aa ill*pandbasi1Nrecard bouwnbyWIDleSt. .llllnd the.~~OIItll since the All.Star break, ·'Qu., McnDO. .blta. John ew:ned Ids record at 111-10. Wallace loS to Lebl&h 21·14; Denison .00 Valpcallro tied 14-14; · Muaklnguum ripped Marietta 7_.; Momt Union lost to Albion (Mich.) 2741; lost 111 Ge<rgetown (Ky.) 21- . S; Wooster ·edged c.nlaiua (N.Y.) 1$-14; Obio Northern ~. Oeatral Michigan finally beat Alma (Mich.) 24-7; acored at 5:57 iDto the lhlrd (kiln lollt to Oealre (Ky ') ~ with a CDe-fll'd run 2141; IIKI Wit1211berg was by quarterback Ron blanked by Eastern Kentucky Rummel, but miad the 21-0. Io ~ games, Akrr!a beat CCII'fti'IICII atlempt, leeviDI MctSeld (Ky.) ..a1 Ohio the Rockeltt with a 1.. lead. State edged Pem Stale U-7; Oeatral Mlcltipn Ia now 1-1 Tech but YOIIIPIn lle880D li1d c:oafermc:l! Te111 play. Toledo feD to~ cmra1J town State IS.10; Central Slate !bumped Amlanl.13; and O.liD the MAC. . Dayton . dropped 1 Jolm Carroll downejl Hll'lln heartlnaker to Vlllancml; 21·17, and Southwest the Flyers going for a two- · Louisiana . defeated · point c:ooversion and filling Cincinnati 7-3. after B.J. DaUey bit Woody Carlt on a 55-yard sc<ring pua witb Z:iMI left In tbe game. Laidlaw acored aec:ond period TD1 on run 11 10 and 111e yud to carry Dallu over New Orleaal. Preaton Panon recmred a ·Crenshaw wins _Kings Island Open • DR. LAMB E:"rf Swallowed air •eturns as pro b. 'em e srnort r arade te a can find yOU a f rfe. '"'"""'\ ° !totta TIRES.f., .• AnERIE$ am ··At DISCOUNT PRICES U. \ SPECIAl. UFETIME GUARANTEE MUmER ·, 500 OFF FISH ·sANDWICH FRENCH FRIES SMALL DRINK .99~ McClure's: DAIRY ISLE ~· ' ¥ "' '" ' . ' ' . ' . .·v.a �4- The DaUvflent!Del, MJddleport-Pumew, 0., Monday, Sept. iD,llll Auxiliary plans chicken barbeque Polly's Pointers deuerts, aandwlcbea and nlada to be HrVed u well u the chicken dlnnera. DonatloO. of potato and IIIICamd aalad, cak1111 IUid plu an needed. A disculllon wu beld 011 JIU1'Chaalnc floor We for lbe annex dining 1'110111, but lbe maUer wu tabled an111 1 later date. Bld1ea were pmented to lbe new memben. Purchue of a door wu approved. 'Ibe door prize wu won by Bever.lee Dowen. Tbe birthilly of Emma Ly0111 wu oblerved wllb ~ being ~tedtober. Birtbdayaof MONDAY Carol Triplett and Jean RACINE PTO Monday, Jobnsoll wUI be celebrated at 7:30p.m. at the school. Open the October meetiDI. house and teachers hl be Attending J1ealdee th.oae introducro. Public Invited. naiQed were Judi Bird, Sonny CHESTER PTA . MOIIday, Bird, Jean Cleland, Pat 1:30 p. m. Get acquainted Forrester, G111t Lyoni, Mary meeting. Shower for school SIGter, Tina Slater, Mutne kitchen. For additional In- Role, Grace Rouah, Mae formation contact Mrs . QeJud IDd LlaQ,y Dowell. James Folmer or Mrs•.Earl Hunt. • •I I ' • ' 1 .BY Pollv Cnmtr INPUTitiN iiGiria DEAR POLLY - How do I remove crayon llalDI fram permanent preu clot~? While drying some ciiJibel a blue crayon melted on lbem. Allo, bow doea - remove cooking gre111e? DEBORAH. · DEAlt DIBO&AR P-a I Jll'eR . pm II dt prunda prablrn,ullley lend II relaiD ltalll. Aay 111111 DIU! be !m= •!ely Ia...,. apnyed wllll Wiler. · Oae aatblrlly far tad! eletllea ••ueata !oJWwlai tllla 117 111e - o1 tiowdend lllead wl17*wlea Jii!illdde. Tbell rt.e llid laa ' u -u. era,.. ataJaa ~ be lunar~ wllll khcllea lillrlllllll Plll•lld IlleR deferlea& worbd Ia, •18 tile •tuae o1 111e IIPIP dlaaJIIIMft. Tbell lallllder. Repc.t I aemn., lid preo lreat wllll llqald IMurhld - · PleldJ " dellqea& .nblle!l lp ·lriUJ atalpa CAND ·Y STRIPER llefere lpuderlq alllllld organizational meeting for ftlllnellle--. 1971!-77 Monday 7 p. m. In .......... elle llu lleea cafeteria at Veterana Memorial Hospital. All In· I' eth I; ued I llan llld terested male and female lfiM lllct Ill l'flll era,_ llaiPa wllll ellller 111 •c le persons who want w volun· teer their services are .. pe&lph IIIIi JeDJ. Rail well a.telllall,lela_.a_.... welcome wattend. • • ufd IlleR lallllder. Tllll MIDDLEPORT BUSINESS ; .' - Professional Women's . llu werbd wen fw ·• • ' I)'PIIIeUa, .... - POU.y. Club Monday, 7:30 p. m. at t Columbia Gas Office. All I members W'ged to atlem. DE,Ut POLLY - I am I SOUTHERN Athlet~c c.aD '" Ill bappy to be able to belp • Boosters Monday, 7:30 p. m. Mt.llld Mn. Gelle eu-. PeggY wbo compJalued about Plan to attend. RL t, PomenJ, celelnted her plalllc ware beiJII MIDDLEPORT llullneaa ldlflftllbhtlldaJ•AIII:2t greuy. I have aald ovw i and Professional Women's wllll a part)' alldl llllme., teO,OOO.IO wortb of auc:b Club, 7:30 Monday, Columbta RafnUIIletlll ol ealle lid plaatlc at bome partlea. Gas Co. of Ohio. Program .....,..,rle lee ere~~~~ were Plutlc II l)"'lbttdud fnlm •• committee In charge. · • lerYed 1o CW'a Ia filii', oil eo It altrlcla ~- Flnt cA NDy STRIpER Riehle, Mr. aad Mn. always lllllb with kU ohoap organizational meetq fOr IW Cbulel CanH, Madge IDddonotlloreovwroariJII 19'7&-77Monday,Sept,.JII,7p. OWeaa, Freda Cull, llr. range. •Uae one-half cup m. in the cafetert• at llild Mn. Jadl bleaCh In two gaUQIII ol-py Veterans Memorial Hoepltal. ·ctady ud Krla, Debbie water. Tbat lbould remove All male and female p&soi\s Canon and LRn1 SeJaer, lbe . oil and whiten roar who want w volunteer their plutlc ware. · services are welcome. When our bome bullied Jut • '. TUESDAY year 1 bad eo make do tn ' CHESTER COUNCIL us, D11D7 ways. I make my own • Daugbtera of ~ wtn duthel, 1!0 to make a llleeYe meet at 8 p.m. TueedaJ It tile lrualng board I rolled news' hautn Cheater. 1111 c:barter ..~Lver..!....~ ~ wUI be draped In IIIIIIDOI'J ol co •.._ ............. ..._..._ I New offlcera were Installed at the Thursday meetlug of the Episcopal <llurc:b Womm beld at lhe Parilb Houae. lnstaUed were Mrs. James O'Brien, president; Mrs, DEAR POLLY - r" am Aaron Kelton, vice president; Harold Deeth, nrprlaed that the aalea- Mrs. peraon for thai plaatic ware secretary; Mrs. James Titus, IOid at the borne parties did not tell Peuy that Ibis fiHIIY feeling often occurs when pieces are atored for a COLUMBUS - The Ohio long lime and do not gel Commission on tile Stalu3 of rflular dllbwuhlng. It was Women will have Its faD auaealed lbat I uae a 1111811 meeting on Satur4ay, Oct. 9 IDIOIIIII of deenler on a moist from 9 a.m. 10 s p.m. ai IIPODlleto acrub Sllcb pieces.! Imperial Houae North, 900 did and they were not hartned Morae Road (Morae and 171), b7 tbelltlctlneu nor lbe Ught Colwnbus. l'1lbblng wilb cleanser. Now The ke)'110te speaker will be ther look like new. - Wilma Scott Heide, VMAN, regiJtered nurae, lectilrel', DEAR POLLY- My Pet oon.tultant, writer am past Peete II with thole people pnaldent and board cbalr of w)lo have Pel ·Peeves IUid the National Organisation lor abould be writing about the Woman, who will speak on, DIID7 thlnp lbey abould be ''Wbo Really Cares About thankful for Uke being aliVe, Homemakers?" ..vlnll nice fl!lllllies IUid The afternoon speaker wW bomee and nice neJcbbors be Joanne St.evenson, IIIII living In a great eountry. I.SIIOdate pro!easor of nur~ s. D. sing, The Oblo Stale University, authOr of Issues and Crises during l.fldPIIIJ wiD ... :rta - el ller ''peaebJ'' tltaPII·JOR earda, ..,.. for fraiDial or Crayon stuck on ·permanent press · Plana for a barbecue at tile Oct. 3 garden tractor pull were dllculled at lbe rectnt meellng of the RaclJie Firemen's AII.IIUar7 beld at tile fltchouae armex. Hank Joblllon met with tile auxlllary aboutlhe barbecue. A mmu was dl.scuaeed wltb r .Social I Calendar Church women install officers treasurer. A &ack luncheon with Mrs. Freda Hartinger aervlng lbe toffee preceded lbe meeting. Mra. Clara Lochary h~d devotions using a reading "Day By Day." It wu noted that duea for lbe year are .payable to the treasurer. Fall meeting date given dlescence, w be published In October. Her topic wUI be, "Tbe Ezpandlng Middle v.,.ra." To malte re~ervailona, send a cbeck for fT (Includes IWICh), made out to the Ohio Commissloo on the Stalu3 of Women, to Mary Miller, 1462 llerk!hlre Road, Columbus, Ohio '-'1221, by Oct. 2. The flower fund money wu ~tiind 1 ooacoUected llld I lt!tlet fereact, Oet. 1- llid I It read from st. Lulce'• Chunh o.,tm. Marietta, lnvltq 11111_..\lar lhf·~lt ~ Guild 10 a ~ ~ d.~ Odobtr meeting 011 Oct. 8. Pecan& meeting will be at lilt ~ have been order~ aqcj with Mra-Dcbalrperl!lDI wantlnltO bUy_aqiM woman. A I Jill at $3 a package are lo contact thole aim . P'Nd ellber Mrs. O'Brien or Mrs. Crow, Mrs. Helell U.,.ea, Hartinger. New pr111 'PI , ~i f'.l'rJII"!'b Cbaae, Mn. • booka were dlJtrlbuted. wt.s keUyu Mr~~ Read, The Rev. and Mrs. Deel.b , ~P.MJI:I':\llll'.!i!9 Mra. A. and Mr. and Mra. Alll!n .•,l~l ' '" ~ · i.ettd/ '*fn• Berpno$, .. l ' qu tiO ·USe . ~~... 1' !WOda not,...,. • trltla ~~Trial, ,.w ...... : He'l • PI! ldd, but ..., Trial doerl't lblnt of, he dl!ll. ·• ,llld 1'111 ratl fllllll, 'llpl"ially IInce oar 01111 ion Ia 7 1110111111 : old. Brl'W, ba •tw lllle .. 1e11 a ...,. lilell nrh : 111!1 .. , ,fflb~ • lll)ilbn . . . : =illlllll d!lld II ob¥loaalf IIICired far? I IIJII»Ct 0.. bal I 11 : _ , 1111111 IWUit ol falla: I'" heard liiiiiCIIIMr aer•mlnl • at blm. (1111 falbtr otay - wbtn be'l bomt fram bll : llnl'll jGIIL) . .~ (by, •I'm bodJoMna up Brotmle pu1n11 for Htaftll. &vr : do I 811 lbroa8(l ''now"? - POPPED PUSHOVER SOFA·· BEDS·11.• ,.,.·"'·" " Pwilloftr·• ••~ DearYee, lbl(e'a illually -In ever)' netchborbood: IIIMIII the • ldncl-be.-ted "aoftlit" vm- atar for ber cruwn feela more llka . ~· · Since roun not built to ilnon a ne&lected c~ (IIIII you • -..n BrVtmll polnta with ME bnl ), bow about enJI•IDIIbe : belp ol olblr molba 0111be blodt? 1 don't lblnk ~'II turn =lbelr .... wbln they I'ICG8Jdle a 1'111 need for IIII'I'Opte : a tbCim Ill liar licit. ,..me .. ,... fulllJ _,. ,._ fandte ' Jlll'tllliOI. . IIIIDtttllle, 111m more about JobluiY'• molber. Sbe may be mor 1111011ona117 anbllaneecL • OFFICE to 5 <ctOSE AT NOON ON THURS.l-EAST COURT ~· . ' . ' •. " '~ 'I ' . I •·' ·''n • )~ l'.'" ·- . • l • t .... 8...... . -< " ·•··•· ~~ ; • ' '...' UNWILLING EAR ' Dear Ear: . . WbJ doea a teenager .bare her latell "cODqUIII" with i glrltrlllld?- To make It .an more real. Often theae kfaHnd-tell wiVII have low 1£0!1. They &IJit ~. deacrlbelllelr guilt IIIII fear, aeet your undenlandlnl; but aome of lbla II un)mowtng camoullage. Just below the surface Uea the old lrag: "Hey, look at ME! I've actUIIIIJ CIUJibt a new man I" Tbeylieed to l!barethi!lrprlcle,even thouch laik Ia rlalry.l tlila type ol wornan kept an al!alr a compete aecret, I SU8ptd It wouldn't laat. For ber, revealing one's emotionlto a "beet friend" (or two rw three) II u much fun as Indulging them. H. ~ .·.' Mrs. jacobs ~ ::~!:~~~·:d.! Chatter Club wldte. QuarterlJ blrthda;. ... "'\"" ~~"::.-..:: 001aed wllll a tea loftl- Ill_...,_.,_l far Jll IDI "wtll be observed . llld..,.....,. • Mn. Allee Jacoba en· ......... _ ... ........lbe lo ts 'will ~~e ~.~ ' • • en" ' ' . • la'talnedTb ~~r nplaatwl do aut plullo I at ber buy a lltW pr 1'1 baard: _ • . uraday AREA VOLUNTEER Fire ft!dJa!MI flame. . M X. and Emergency Aull. Mra. Suan Clelaad · · • meet1Dc1 7:a ·p.m. 'l'llllday ' pnlldedaUbemoee11DI.llrl. t at Tappe~• Plalu Com- Jacobund Mn. Rlllll YOIIIII J-H,..,;,.. munlty Bulldhij with ONntle neelved blrtbdl1 t11fta. IDd 'J .t'""',.,., townablp r1re Depmi&MD, Mn. ElaiDe Spina aa • • • ,,.PA.. ~~oa~ 1lllll All tJre U!l , m••WJ gift. ,.,.;,.. lifta _IS ,r:;u emergency periOIIDd lnvltld. were 11ao pr 11 nted 1o Mn. , . . Refr ....enta by ballp• Jaculll. o.m. wn played Mr. and lira. Rocer GROUP U, Middleport wllllprilel.golngtelln.Opill Leifheit bolted a famUJ First United Preabyterlan Blga, Mn. Lola lllrrllan, plcnlcth Siladaby, Sept. ~-! Olurch, 7:30 TueadaJ at the lin. IJnda Van Meier IDd e1r ome near """'"' home of Mrs. Eddie BurUU, Mn. Spirea. lira. llal'f ~~~ with Mrs. Karl Owena. co- SWdler ._ lbe door prlae. ID lbe lilt hostess. DevOUOIII by Mn. It -- repalted lbat Mn. .. ..a.-1 ~ James BuchanaJI, IlillllliadJ Dlli6)o Roadl II ~!am~ .frllal ,_,_, - ....- . ,, 1n1m Book z, Olapter*·aacl lbe......,...l ReJr• ••••of pletunilolllltla!Aw•• trip lhank o1ferin1 io be · e undwlcbea, polalo cblpa, throullb lilt 'll'tlltern • • · . lllllfee, pop IDd cake were IIIII 'rillled. VIETNAM Veter-;- llfWd 1o a- Dllllld IDd ?resent bealdea. thole lAir membera and~. 11r1: Marie I..Mwt, Mn. mentioned were Mn. VtrcD . members of Drn ~r . .IIIIUI Fllber, 11n. lleUJ Ramm, lira. CUffqrd ~ !'lilt » A1ner1cm1 I Y '!,! 111aJ and Mrf. ~ttllar • I•lhe!t, Flonace, Loulae, 'l'llesda7, ap. m. at JICII& lllllli - Birden. · IIIII Samael Mlcbael, Mt. IDd In PomerOJ. "' " , ~ Mn. Gll'fllk:bMI, llallbew XI GAMMA Ma lblpW, ·· ' IDd X.lmlwlf, IDd Mt. IIIII . Bela 9lpla Pill lbwllf, 7:10 .Jin. WDber Palter. Tuead8y, Columbli and Soulhem ado E11etr1c: Co. Tile lllmllll b n I Jfl Cultural report on eom- tilt Mlnermllt UDitad munlcatton bJ IIIQnlrC.Mibelleld ,; "''•. "" SatterflalUIIA Judy~ '...J111wllhS"'!!!IJdaollt,~ .,uNG SOUGHT ~ ··- - - · IDd woublp • vk:u' IJMA, Ohio (UPI) -' Tbe U4llowJac I . . . . ~ Allen County .COI'IIDif WU LEGION ~'llt'it!lDn, ..... will bl!~iiaf.· liiPdfcnruUncln llledtath Auxiliary P'eeney-.BenneU "' MWI aer'9lct It 1:30 p.m. - of Paul M. Go M d, 15, Post 128.' 6:30 dinner will! wllll apec:laJ llnpn to IIi- Illulfllll, wbo died Saturda1 !..egionnaires, 7:30 mee~. clade "Ltabt" and tile being .Injured In a Girl Slate delegatee IDd their ''Gotlpelettea" fnlm VIenna, C'OIIJ!Ion betw- a ~ ,! mothers to be 1uea1a willlthe W. VL Allo pr•mt far lbe and a tract. '· delegates to report. FJeld ·aftemo011wmbe.llltRev.IDd Gouard and fout service plna will, be awarded. Mra. Wendell Statler of cla111111atea from 1J!e POMEROY Women's Nelaonvllle. 'lbt Rev. Mr. . Blancbard Valley School and Olrl.ltlan Temperance Union Stuller II a forma pallor of lllelr bus driver wa"e lnjllred 2 p. m. Wedneaday, at ~ 1be • c:bun:IL The pablle II In tllat pallialon Sept. t. Qne • • Pomeroy Untied MetiiDdlat•"'lgded te attend Jilt qb- student and the bus drher Olurch. lll'ftnee. .remain hollpltaliled. POMEROY • Mkldlepqrt ,_ - Uooa Club, Wedneeday WI, Metga lim. All Doaa UiiicffO attend. OHIO VALLEY Com· llllllldrf 24, 7:30 p. m. Wed· needaJ at the , Pomeroy Masonic Temple. All air · lmlghle IUid blftcera uraecJ to attend. ;;;;,a · retreanm - .... .. ...--- Dear Hel&l: "Marital rape" - especially '11'11&1 a huaband IGIIIIly attadlabll eatrancechrlfe -Ia aplnal the law. In a few placea. &ir aboat lbe w!fe wbo forcea berlelf on I llilband Wbo hal IQI!VId out. Slit got me drunk, Now lbe aaya nllept together 10 llle'U flgbl "the ell~. or anyway, It will coet me twice as IIIIlCh In allmoll)'. Can !!be do thlllo me? - ATI'ACKED ,_ r :;'!fa':.- I ... • =• w._ ·Rummage sale scheduled • A rllmmage ule vraa plalll4ld far Sept. 30, Oct. I IDd 2 at lbe Ccmmanlty BaD a1 Letart ran. w11en lbe Apple Grove United Melbodllt WOIIIII! met at the dJureb recenUy. . Mn. Doana HID conducted the meellnl with cam· ""•eau- belnl nad IDd 1be . . far lba ,.... belnl ljijlioted. n- noted thlt a MW table IIIII cbaln IDd 11tw carpel bad beMI 'ptlldlaled far l i l t - · · Mn. Ladlle llbocleil bad dnoUOIII with lin. Flonllc:e Smith beiDI at lbe plano for lfDIIP llnJinc o( "Hide Tbou Me." llcillion ,.... taken .ner 111URBDAY WOMEN'S A880CIATION, Middleport Firat United Prllbylerlan Olareb, peiliaekJIIIIPII' wllb iil"Dbera . to ... . ,..... dlllt. Chip I members 10 be .... I . Mra. Rlcllanl Rape and daughter, IAI, to IPelk Cll mlulona In Afrlea and cUapiiJ artilaotl fnm .... •=• ' By now almost everyone knows whah. . :;: great resource America has in its vast coal reserves. And how important it is in ~ electricity. · · But just having the coal doesri't make it electricity. . . It has to be mined, first. Then we have to .convert that coal into electricity and get it to_YI)ur homes and factories. Without facilities to do all that, all the · coal in the world wouldn't Jenerate the first kilowatt of electric powet The lights wouldn't,bum. And the machines that help us do our jobs .wouldn't nm.. • Unfortunately, the cost cJ. building these facilities has gone up drastically. For instance, •r I • I DALE c. WARNER' I I A piece of the energy puzzle... I fnlm ProV. 15, IUid Dollie Wolfe bad Jll'IJII'. A bolllltWaree party beld following lbe meettnc IIIII punc:b and ccoklea ,.... I&Ved lo thole named IIIII . Mn. Beu PII'IODII, Mn. Dorothy Roaeberrr, Mra. Sblrley Ablee, Mn. Allee Balaer, Mrs. Jan Norril, Mn. Stella Jarnll, Mn. Edlb Manuel, Mra. Julia Norrll, ~. Eileen Buell IIIII 1111. Dee lipeiJCer, memben, 1111 Mn. Lola Bell, PeQy 1111 AmJ Hill, Grace ltrlder 1111 TraCI1 Get a FREE s:IORTHERN·Liil8. ~/7\S Automatic Blanket \hlued to$7! When you..---:: M-, pea, 1'111 blrthdap of Mn. Wolfe ud Mn. Clara Mae Sll'l&lt,.... ...._\ ... ' ' AN ..... Dwolkwls by Mrl. ..,.. . "" I • • - • • Ql!!ltoranur Pos~ r eril lHEa.EVELANPCAVS . vs. IIFALO ·-·· lHE - -·-·-- BRAVES -- Of~ICI~~ _NIA _PRI·SE~SON IASK.TIAL~ ~~Mil . - -- Tuttcley, October .s. 1176, 8:30 p. m. Ohio University Convocation Center, Athens, Ohio. Tickets UO, 4.50, 4.00. reserved Stlts . Only ere evelleblt et 0. U. Memorial Auditorium Box Office, Athens (59,.·34711 . · ~II o"*rs Hfld Stlf·Adclrt~led Stamped Enwlope end Oleck, Cashier's Check or Maney Order Plyeblt to <:PB Beskltbell, 0. U. Memorial Auditorium, Boll Office, Athens, Ohio, 45701. or Posture If Mattress Set •'M•"•Ioot""" 1 It's not easy to top the [inest quali ty mattress value around, but Bemco has dorle it! When you buy any Size Bemco Quiltorama Posture I or Posture II mattress set, you get the same size Northern Lido Automatic Blanket, FREEl Dial in the restful sleep you deserve with Bemco's exclusive HealthO~ Matic« Construction which adjusts to your weight, your shape and your sleeping position . Thep dial in the warmth you desire with the top name in automatic blankets. And ror FREEl lt's a deal too ho t not to handle . So hurry in today• INGELS FURNITURE ~-92&3 lOU. . 2nd AVE. - ·Its ., obleited. A PrHentatian of Center Protrem COve rothe .. ' ' I v will be announced later lbla weell. All concert drive wortera are urged to tum In their mouey IUid carda u 10011 u fiouible either to the dlvlalon cbalnnan or w Mrs. Evan Roderlcl!:, 11 Court . St., GaWpolla. Mrs. Roderick thanked Mrs. Carolyn Hippenltee~ membership drive chairman. for an excenent job dlll'ln8 . the campaign. .-.ooo Bemco has topped . i their~ of the line! E .... ' Fourth concert added ·io series Caldwells gather · ' C!R'? !lENlOR ClliZENS ablblted lhi 1ft a1 qaiitlnc cl1lrq IIPI!irdiJ'I bleenleludal ofllerv. ance• . ·Dear Attacbd: , ·. You need a lawyer, oot a colUmnist. (U he laughs, find Mra. Evan Roderick, lbemee from opera (In · :anotber.) - H. pnalclent ol 1be Tfi.County Englllh or lbe original Community Concert language), operettas and 4 uoclaUoa, announced today mllllcal comedlea. Included llltt beca111e the put weell'a In their repertoire, pr 1 Jled lll&llberabip drive wu ·a often wltb coalame1 and · CllidriQ ·iad tbelr famiUee Mrs. Wllllim Cbapma11, 111cceaa a fourth ooocert bu propa, are acenea from o1 1be late Clyde IIIII Lola Kenny IUid Jamie, Tuppers been added lo tbe 1trl6-7l: "Rigoletto," the final scene Baker Caldwell held 1 Plalril; Mr. and Mra. - · of "Diefledermaus," In a regular meeting aelectlona fnlm the Mikado, reuniOII AUI. 22 at Royal ~ Garland catdweU, Mr. IIIII .Put. Mn. 11411 Ewing, Beth IDd Saturday eveniiJll at the borne and !be lui three scenes Abubt dlnn.-- MVId Kim, P001er0y; Mr. and Mn. of Dr. lllid Mrs. Roderick, the frum "Caroaael." Tbil fourth at aoon. Games were played Mike Keltner, Cbarle!i Rlt· board of dlnc:ton aelected concert wm be preaented on a cble, MIDemrllle; Mr. IDd "Five On Slage," a lively · weekend In lbe middle of clarlllllllt day. Atf4iMIIDc ..... N:r. IDd Mrl. Cecil CaldweU, Mr. IIIII foaraome wltb tbelr ac- ·November. The 1:111ct illite Mn. Lloyd Dean, Mt. IDd Mn. K&l C&ldweiiiUICI Kamy ........... itlll .. '~ lin. Kevin Dean, lllc:belle, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Jim 'Tara, Kevin Jr., Wllllinltllll· ClldweU, Jimmy, ~elf IIIII c. H.; .an. Patty Beavw, Jodi, Mn. Marilyn rr-n, Mn. Jllllllfar Beavw, Mn. Deldr1 Cowdery, all of Deanna Coftlleton; New Reedlvl1le; Mr. and Mra. llalllllorll; Mr. aDd Mra. John Ridenour and Jaaaa, awtea Caldwall, Carrie aild Cheater; Mr. and Mra. Crlatlna, Colambaa; lira. Rlcbard Kerna, Belpre. Maline Cblpallll, Mr. and Fami/11 enJo Her halbam - m e appruac:bable, aolalk to blm and lind out wbal'a baJIPIII(nc. . I lt'l lndleated, ,auaeat Parenti Anonymoua rw other . qoulllllb!ll. Prvfe doual aid - and nelcbborbood •pport mllbtlet thll flmllybllek In aear, and you out fram under. H. ·Dear Helen: +++ . · ilo far lbla year three of my belt 1111111111 friend& haft •emf 'to atramarltalalfatra,•ylng they "jlllt bad 1o tll1l to a>MEONE," and lbeJ know I'D keep i eecret. · 'Ibe trouble II, I'm ncit the only one lllty've confided ln. ~other "belt frlaldl" are llao In au the aecreta, and OM ol U.. daya- blooey,lbe bcmb will drop, a llllband wiD find out, and lben.goee another marriage, · WbJ do Ullfalthful wlvea feel compelled to talk? - " ' - entertainS Olller""lhhn Jail IDe I'm a aoftle. But will\ ca JG11 do older. 1bt ...... aectk'l alao .. attractlnc Dl&l men ollall, '"lbey'n lntenllted lhat we're women, and we're aald Mn. Babr. ''YouDI men eepeclallt dofDI•methlnl beyCIId what 1111J1t Wtm&l do. Tbef'n ODJJie In oftal, bath wllb and more ready to be liberated wltboat tllllr sJrl friiDcla ..., now, to do ianelbiDI beyond wtwt. s..ne are bu.JIIIc llfta, their home life. Willing to but many are bQylnc thlnp they tbemaelvee wUI •.'' lnveat money. "To actually put your lbe uld. Elcept fw the ()i"er dollars Into - - and rely upoo youraelf ID make cooldngCOUI'II, ~Ia · aometlmg happen, It's reaDy prepared with aupeniiiRet foodl. Tbe lllore lllelf Ia aometblng elae." Tbe parthera who stocl!:ed with both atandard .and out of the ordinary tieP oollectiveiJ put about IntO lbe venture have yet w and employe two potten! to ta1te out aalarlea lllemaelvea, · make specially cooking uslnl .the money frw buying ulenllla. "We try to diVIrlll trip!l Instead. "If there's going to be any enouch to keep them ~ flnandntl, we'll do It on OW' ~ell," Mrs. Bal!:er uld. "II'• like a museum. 01111," Mrs. Werner lAid. "I we were to go Into a bank and W1111en really like w ODJJie ask for a loan IUid tbey Nld, and ~. We get a lot ol 'You'll ha've to have me of feeclladl from them IIIII try yolO' hasbands sign, too,' to fm any requuta lbeJ have." we'd wallc out. Frw anyone lhlllkiDI of" "As a .rnauer of fact, one place we were looldni at aald opening a 8lml1ar operatllll, a 1118!1 would have to sign they recommend plamJinll on with ua m lbe leaae, and we 11 bout $30,000 In alart-up. did walk oul We dcm't want costs: working aa many our buabandl! dabbling In lbla boura u tbey wilb; IDd unleas we ask lllem 10 avoiding cbarce lccounll becauae of the bookkeeping dabble." Their cooking clam110 far Involved. have Included Teen CUI.dne 1 · French Luncheons, CreaUve 1~evflitlon Is Crepes IUid Wok Worb (the the best DOlley ••• moet popular), 111011 running FOR YOUNG •1~ frw two or three aesslona. Mrs. Werner uld . "DRIVERS they are popular with brldea Young men end women and a few men. Often aak why they hove to \ "Men have gotten Into pay more for their automobile InSurance. wine, and . now they're PEER IN R08PITAL . Drlwrs In lhelr tHns and learning what lOll with wine. WNDON (UPI) - Lord Ahint of liqueur In a dilh wiD earlier twenties cause far Georg•Brown, 82, Brltaln'a draw a man," !!be grtnned. more than their sha~e of outapoken fo~mer loreiln traHic accidents. Reports "We have Ibis group of secretary and a onetime lllree ~ who wanted to the National Safely deputy leader of the labor have a huge dinner party w Council : 21.8 percenfof all molorlsts are 24 yeora of party, bee been bO!IPitallzed llhow an their friends what age or under, yet these for obaemtllll, 1 apoteeman they'd learned. I don't know If youthful operalors are for St. Bartholomew's IIIey ever gqt around .w Involved as drivers In 38.6 bolpltalllid Sunday. per cent of all accidents bavln8 the party, but they He wu admitted to tile enjoyed tbe class . and 37.3 per ami of all fetal hoapllal Saturday and Ia mlsl)aps. "Some glrla seel)l to thlnl! resting comfortably; the A great many young people TV dinners Will be an tlley'll lpORsman said. are •killed, responsible need. Few learn lc cook In drivers. Obviously, though, hlgb ICbool aJXi It 'a not the quite a Jew ere not. teacber's fault. You can't get There's no subslltute for ACADEMY ANNJVERIIARY tllem to llgn up." developing comJHOtence HOLLYWOOD, Calif. Abasic cooking courae llao and lhe right altitudes, (UP!) - Candice Bergen, Ia offered frw children 10 and Including a positive .~ltm Heston, Bob Hope; approach lo delenslve Gre1ory Peck and Jack driving. Lemmon are among a RIVERSIO£ M_EDI ._ ~,..,· Our agency . pro~ Ides ocomlttee of lhow bu.dness WIL financial protection and pefeonalitles seJected lo GROUP service In case of accidents coordinate acUvlt.lea cele- '· ' Adloc111i1i Involving young lraUng the 50th anniversary · Yeloram• drivers ... but many of of lbe Academy of Motion Mol!larlal Hospital lhe•e accidents can be Picture Arts and Sciences. . R. A. AYERION, jf.D. prevented. That'• why we 'Ibe Academy has hand!.! 1 A. G. SOLA, M.D. ""Y - prevention Is llle out yearly Oacan in the .1 JOHN RIDGWAY, D.O. .best polity. movielndustryslncel92'Tand ; ._C._W. THOMPSON, M.D. President Walter Mlrlach : IIIII<» Houn; 10-12 a.m. · said the celelratlon will run 1 Mon .•s.J., 2-4 p.m. Maq •• from Ma 4 19'77 througll the Fri., 7-1 p.m. Man., w.d., . 992-2145 Acad{~y Awards I f•I.PHONE992-33n ' I \ 102 W•.Main Pomeniy preaentati011 In 19'18. · · ahop opened by 1eve11 bouaewlvea In Cleveland'• JWOiljiiiOUiweMnl!lburb of Jlodly River Ia IIUCClllding deaptte - or bec1111e ol tbelr total lack of retailing ~· . ''N- of us bad any retail aperiMice wben we opeped 10 IIIG!IIha 110........ Juat been doiJJC wbat we lblnk we abould, and It's growing f&llll'bbly," nldMrl. Dede Baker, Jll uld&lt IIIII .one of aeven equal partner• In PANDanonlum, lac. . AI tbelr cblldnlllett bome, lllelr need grew for parttln)e but not overwhelming ~tlclll. The l!bop, which occuplea a oonverled garage, became Ideal, uld Mrs. Baltil' IUid cooklnc ICbool director Janet Werner. Mrl. Werner Is • former private khool home 1\)onomlcs teacher IIIII public ICbool CCIII.Iultant with a Ieoda and 111triUm degree from PUrdue Unlveralty. . Tiley began by narrowing a 'IHESE FIRBl' place wblnera In SIIWIIIJ'• blcartelinlal clecGraled blcyc:le conteat are list of about 30 potential fnlm the left, Ulllaa Moore, over It category; Jarne Lee Hoeflich; to ace 18 category, IIIII partners to aeven, .all of 1.-h Doldle. • llld under category. . . wbom pul In 10101 lime u sa1ea clerb. As 'wOIII&I entrepreneun, they feel they couldn't bave done It 10 yeara ago. "We probably wouldn't have !bought of It In lbe first place," lAid Mrs. Werner. "But now that we're doing It, lllere are a lot ·of '* . . . . . ._ P*ter, Peen • Preblem Ia ller ~1111111. Write Polly'a ...ten In eare ef tills ileI'I!Pft· By Helen Bottel • I ..... lbn'aone 111....,. naiCI'"'boocl, but i111J do I 111 . . . wltlllllt hit of lmllll'• .... ' : I'll IIIII liar - lilt allyl aloof - but liar IIUII , JoliaaJ llilnnl up on ow door awp nwr w'*'l, : "tCa•IIICI dian. And bn be atap, plaJinl lilfl ~ l 411 CLEVELAND (UPI) - A llomenlabrl wbo would lllle !lc:boo~area to join ua. oooldnc lle'a tile . . II Her Crln 0. llllaa: · ' fROM •,bo?,BT BAKER'S IBUDG£t;$lt0P .. Women open cooking school Helen Help ANOllfE~;·~~~J!~ ' HOMECOMING Homecoming will be held at lbe .Eagle Ridge Community Cllurc:b Sunday with Sunday l!Choolat 10 a.m. and a basket dinner at noon. There wiD be !)lectal vocal mll!lc by the BilleD Brothers and ~rs at the aften)oon service. The public Is Invited. ' MIIIIIDOIIr, 0. . ., · You htar us talk' ~ lot about the natwral·~·~:'Bil\'fW~.: doinginuch more than just talki'ilg about AI. :;p,l·• ·· · · · • · • Case in point: Cove Poinl; M.lryl.nd.:Cblimibi.a' ~ is a.deep-water terini!lill. the~ IQ:bring,.i6,1iqutlied natural g.& - 'LNG - from overseas..II's 'a JOC) million dollar·prOject. ' And that's just part of tl)e coSt oi gettinjJ ~ly nftdtd gas~ abroad. The liquefying pl.a~t ,tn, Aiger\ltwih ~~ 0\'ft',hilf ~~~ dollar.;! Special tankers Jo carry·theJiquidgas dJSt lOO,trlillii!i4011ars. ... ~ach. And there will be nine ·of thrm. · · · · But we need all the ~· ('art ~ .fi 1t1 Wal'rn"CI!Il' ·hlll115/.ca<lk · ·our meals, and fuel our iridustry. LNG Y<On'-1 be ~. lnit'lt'i~,l. ' expens1ve than alternate sourc~. of eneigy. · ·. ' · By the end of 1977, natural gas .froiil o~- WJil 1M ~.; Columbia's supply at a r.ite of 300 million cubjc:.~· daj.:th•l'c: what our customers need. · · · · · · · · ' Not just talk. ; ', builcfrtc. gas II �4- The DaUvflent!Del, MJddleport-Pumew, 0., Monday, Sept. iD,llll Auxiliary plans chicken barbeque Polly's Pointers deuerts, aandwlcbea and nlada to be HrVed u well u the chicken dlnnera. DonatloO. of potato and IIIICamd aalad, cak1111 IUid plu an needed. A disculllon wu beld 011 JIU1'Chaalnc floor We for lbe annex dining 1'110111, but lbe maUer wu tabled an111 1 later date. Bld1ea were pmented to lbe new memben. Purchue of a door wu approved. 'Ibe door prize wu won by Bever.lee Dowen. Tbe birthilly of Emma Ly0111 wu oblerved wllb ~ being ~tedtober. Birtbdayaof MONDAY Carol Triplett and Jean RACINE PTO Monday, Jobnsoll wUI be celebrated at 7:30p.m. at the school. Open the October meetiDI. house and teachers hl be Attending J1ealdee th.oae introducro. Public Invited. naiQed were Judi Bird, Sonny CHESTER PTA . MOIIday, Bird, Jean Cleland, Pat 1:30 p. m. Get acquainted Forrester, G111t Lyoni, Mary meeting. Shower for school SIGter, Tina Slater, Mutne kitchen. For additional In- Role, Grace Rouah, Mae formation contact Mrs . QeJud IDd LlaQ,y Dowell. James Folmer or Mrs•.Earl Hunt. • •I I ' • ' 1 .BY Pollv Cnmtr INPUTitiN iiGiria DEAR POLLY - How do I remove crayon llalDI fram permanent preu clot~? While drying some ciiJibel a blue crayon melted on lbem. Allo, bow doea - remove cooking gre111e? DEBORAH. · DEAlt DIBO&AR P-a I Jll'eR . pm II dt prunda prablrn,ullley lend II relaiD ltalll. Aay 111111 DIU! be !m= •!ely Ia...,. apnyed wllll Wiler. · Oae aatblrlly far tad! eletllea ••ueata !oJWwlai tllla 117 111e - o1 tiowdend lllead wl17*wlea Jii!illdde. Tbell rt.e llid laa ' u -u. era,.. ataJaa ~ be lunar~ wllll khcllea lillrlllllll Plll•lld IlleR deferlea& worbd Ia, •18 tile •tuae o1 111e IIPIP dlaaJIIIMft. Tbell lallllder. Repc.t I aemn., lid preo lreat wllll llqald IMurhld - · PleldJ " dellqea& .nblle!l lp ·lriUJ atalpa CAND ·Y STRIPER llefere lpuderlq alllllld organizational meeting for ftlllnellle--. 1971!-77 Monday 7 p. m. In .......... elle llu lleea cafeteria at Veterana Memorial Hospital. All In· I' eth I; ued I llan llld terested male and female lfiM lllct Ill l'flll era,_ llaiPa wllll ellller 111 •c le persons who want w volun· teer their services are .. pe&lph IIIIi JeDJ. Rail well a.telllall,lela_.a_.... welcome wattend. • • ufd IlleR lallllder. Tllll MIDDLEPORT BUSINESS ; .' - Professional Women's . llu werbd wen fw ·• • ' I)'PIIIeUa, .... - POU.y. Club Monday, 7:30 p. m. at t Columbia Gas Office. All I members W'ged to atlem. DE,Ut POLLY - I am I SOUTHERN Athlet~c c.aD '" Ill bappy to be able to belp • Boosters Monday, 7:30 p. m. Mt.llld Mn. Gelle eu-. PeggY wbo compJalued about Plan to attend. RL t, PomenJ, celelnted her plalllc ware beiJII MIDDLEPORT llullneaa ldlflftllbhtlldaJ•AIII:2t greuy. I have aald ovw i and Professional Women's wllll a part)' alldl llllme., teO,OOO.IO wortb of auc:b Club, 7:30 Monday, Columbta RafnUIIletlll ol ealle lid plaatlc at bome partlea. Gas Co. of Ohio. Program .....,..,rle lee ere~~~~ were Plutlc II l)"'lbttdud fnlm •• committee In charge. · • lerYed 1o CW'a Ia filii', oil eo It altrlcla ~- Flnt cA NDy STRIpER Riehle, Mr. aad Mn. always lllllb with kU ohoap organizational meetq fOr IW Cbulel CanH, Madge IDddonotlloreovwroariJII 19'7&-77Monday,Sept,.JII,7p. OWeaa, Freda Cull, llr. range. •Uae one-half cup m. in the cafetert• at llild Mn. Jadl bleaCh In two gaUQIII ol-py Veterans Memorial Hoepltal. ·ctady ud Krla, Debbie water. Tbat lbould remove All male and female p&soi\s Canon and LRn1 SeJaer, lbe . oil and whiten roar who want w volunteer their plutlc ware. · services are welcome. When our bome bullied Jut • '. TUESDAY year 1 bad eo make do tn ' CHESTER COUNCIL us, D11D7 ways. I make my own • Daugbtera of ~ wtn duthel, 1!0 to make a llleeYe meet at 8 p.m. TueedaJ It tile lrualng board I rolled news' hautn Cheater. 1111 c:barter ..~Lver..!....~ ~ wUI be draped In IIIIIIDOI'J ol co •.._ ............. ..._..._ I New offlcera were Installed at the Thursday meetlug of the Episcopal <llurc:b Womm beld at lhe Parilb Houae. lnstaUed were Mrs. James O'Brien, president; Mrs, DEAR POLLY - r" am Aaron Kelton, vice president; Harold Deeth, nrprlaed that the aalea- Mrs. peraon for thai plaatic ware secretary; Mrs. James Titus, IOid at the borne parties did not tell Peuy that Ibis fiHIIY feeling often occurs when pieces are atored for a COLUMBUS - The Ohio long lime and do not gel Commission on tile Stalu3 of rflular dllbwuhlng. It was Women will have Its faD auaealed lbat I uae a 1111811 meeting on Satur4ay, Oct. 9 IDIOIIIII of deenler on a moist from 9 a.m. 10 s p.m. ai IIPODlleto acrub Sllcb pieces.! Imperial Houae North, 900 did and they were not hartned Morae Road (Morae and 171), b7 tbelltlctlneu nor lbe Ught Colwnbus. l'1lbblng wilb cleanser. Now The ke)'110te speaker will be ther look like new. - Wilma Scott Heide, VMAN, regiJtered nurae, lectilrel', DEAR POLLY- My Pet oon.tultant, writer am past Peete II with thole people pnaldent and board cbalr of w)lo have Pel ·Peeves IUid the National Organisation lor abould be writing about the Woman, who will speak on, DIID7 thlnp lbey abould be ''Wbo Really Cares About thankful for Uke being aliVe, Homemakers?" ..vlnll nice fl!lllllies IUid The afternoon speaker wW bomee and nice neJcbbors be Joanne St.evenson, IIIII living In a great eountry. I.SIIOdate pro!easor of nur~ s. D. sing, The Oblo Stale University, authOr of Issues and Crises during l.fldPIIIJ wiD ... :rta - el ller ''peaebJ'' tltaPII·JOR earda, ..,.. for fraiDial or Crayon stuck on ·permanent press · Plana for a barbecue at tile Oct. 3 garden tractor pull were dllculled at lbe rectnt meellng of the RaclJie Firemen's AII.IIUar7 beld at tile fltchouae armex. Hank Joblllon met with tile auxlllary aboutlhe barbecue. A mmu was dl.scuaeed wltb r .Social I Calendar Church women install officers treasurer. A &ack luncheon with Mrs. Freda Hartinger aervlng lbe toffee preceded lbe meeting. Mra. Clara Lochary h~d devotions using a reading "Day By Day." It wu noted that duea for lbe year are .payable to the treasurer. Fall meeting date given dlescence, w be published In October. Her topic wUI be, "Tbe Ezpandlng Middle v.,.ra." To malte re~ervailona, send a cbeck for fT (Includes IWICh), made out to the Ohio Commissloo on the Stalu3 of Women, to Mary Miller, 1462 llerk!hlre Road, Columbus, Ohio '-'1221, by Oct. 2. The flower fund money wu ~tiind 1 ooacoUected llld I lt!tlet fereact, Oet. 1- llid I It read from st. Lulce'• Chunh o.,tm. Marietta, lnvltq 11111_..\lar lhf·~lt ~ Guild 10 a ~ ~ d.~ Odobtr meeting 011 Oct. 8. Pecan& meeting will be at lilt ~ have been order~ aqcj with Mra-Dcbalrperl!lDI wantlnltO bUy_aqiM woman. A I Jill at $3 a package are lo contact thole aim . P'Nd ellber Mrs. O'Brien or Mrs. Crow, Mrs. Helell U.,.ea, Hartinger. New pr111 'PI , ~i f'.l'rJII"!'b Cbaae, Mn. • booka were dlJtrlbuted. wt.s keUyu Mr~~ Read, The Rev. and Mrs. Deel.b , ~P.MJI:I':\llll'.!i!9 Mra. A. and Mr. and Mra. Alll!n .•,l~l ' '" ~ · i.ettd/ '*fn• Berpno$, .. l ' qu tiO ·USe . ~~... 1' !WOda not,...,. • trltla ~~Trial, ,.w ...... : He'l • PI! ldd, but ..., Trial doerl't lblnt of, he dl!ll. ·• ,llld 1'111 ratl fllllll, 'llpl"ially IInce oar 01111 ion Ia 7 1110111111 : old. Brl'W, ba •tw lllle .. 1e11 a ...,. lilell nrh : 111!1 .. , ,fflb~ • lll)ilbn . . . : =illlllll d!lld II ob¥loaalf IIICired far? I IIJII»Ct 0.. bal I 11 : _ , 1111111 IWUit ol falla: I'" heard liiiiiCIIIMr aer•mlnl • at blm. (1111 falbtr otay - wbtn be'l bomt fram bll : llnl'll jGIIL) . .~ (by, •I'm bodJoMna up Brotmle pu1n11 for Htaftll. &vr : do I 811 lbroa8(l ''now"? - POPPED PUSHOVER SOFA·· BEDS·11.• ,.,.·"'·" " Pwilloftr·• ••~ DearYee, lbl(e'a illually -In ever)' netchborbood: IIIMIII the • ldncl-be.-ted "aoftlit" vm- atar for ber cruwn feela more llka . ~· · Since roun not built to ilnon a ne&lected c~ (IIIII you • -..n BrVtmll polnta with ME bnl ), bow about enJI•IDIIbe : belp ol olblr molba 0111be blodt? 1 don't lblnk ~'II turn =lbelr .... wbln they I'ICG8Jdle a 1'111 need for IIII'I'Opte : a tbCim Ill liar licit. ,..me .. ,... fulllJ _,. ,._ fandte ' Jlll'tllliOI. . IIIIDtttllle, 111m more about JobluiY'• molber. Sbe may be mor 1111011ona117 anbllaneecL • OFFICE to 5 <ctOSE AT NOON ON THURS.l-EAST COURT ~· . ' . ' •. " '~ 'I ' . I •·' ·''n • )~ l'.'" ·- . • l • t .... 8...... . -< " ·•··•· ~~ ; • ' '...' UNWILLING EAR ' Dear Ear: . . WbJ doea a teenager .bare her latell "cODqUIII" with i glrltrlllld?- To make It .an more real. Often theae kfaHnd-tell wiVII have low 1£0!1. They &IJit ~. deacrlbelllelr guilt IIIII fear, aeet your undenlandlnl; but aome of lbla II un)mowtng camoullage. Just below the surface Uea the old lrag: "Hey, look at ME! I've actUIIIIJ CIUJibt a new man I" Tbeylieed to l!barethi!lrprlcle,even thouch laik Ia rlalry.l tlila type ol wornan kept an al!alr a compete aecret, I SU8ptd It wouldn't laat. For ber, revealing one's emotionlto a "beet friend" (or two rw three) II u much fun as Indulging them. H. ~ .·.' Mrs. jacobs ~ ::~!:~~~·:d.! Chatter Club wldte. QuarterlJ blrthda;. ... "'\"" ~~"::.-..:: 001aed wllll a tea loftl- Ill_...,_.,_l far Jll IDI "wtll be observed . llld..,.....,. • Mn. Allee Jacoba en· ......... _ ... ........lbe lo ts 'will ~~e ~.~ ' • • en" ' ' . • la'talnedTb ~~r nplaatwl do aut plullo I at ber buy a lltW pr 1'1 baard: _ • . uraday AREA VOLUNTEER Fire ft!dJa!MI flame. . M X. and Emergency Aull. Mra. Suan Clelaad · · • meet1Dc1 7:a ·p.m. 'l'llllday ' pnlldedaUbemoee11DI.llrl. t at Tappe~• Plalu Com- Jacobund Mn. Rlllll YOIIIII J-H,..,;,.. munlty Bulldhij with ONntle neelved blrtbdl1 t11fta. IDd 'J .t'""',.,., townablp r1re Depmi&MD, Mn. ElaiDe Spina aa • • • ,,.PA.. ~~oa~ 1lllll All tJre U!l , m••WJ gift. ,.,.;,.. lifta _IS ,r:;u emergency periOIIDd lnvltld. were 11ao pr 11 nted 1o Mn. , . . Refr ....enta by ballp• Jaculll. o.m. wn played Mr. and lira. Rocer GROUP U, Middleport wllllprilel.golngtelln.Opill Leifheit bolted a famUJ First United Preabyterlan Blga, Mn. Lola lllrrllan, plcnlcth Siladaby, Sept. ~-! Olurch, 7:30 TueadaJ at the lin. IJnda Van Meier IDd e1r ome near """'"' home of Mrs. Eddie BurUU, Mn. Spirea. lira. llal'f ~~~ with Mrs. Karl Owena. co- SWdler ._ lbe door prlae. ID lbe lilt hostess. DevOUOIII by Mn. It -- repalted lbat Mn. .. ..a.-1 ~ James BuchanaJI, IlillllliadJ Dlli6)o Roadl II ~!am~ .frllal ,_,_, - ....- . ,, 1n1m Book z, Olapter*·aacl lbe......,...l ReJr• ••••of pletunilolllltla!Aw•• trip lhank o1ferin1 io be · e undwlcbea, polalo cblpa, throullb lilt 'll'tlltern • • · . lllllfee, pop IDd cake were IIIII 'rillled. VIETNAM Veter-;- llfWd 1o a- Dllllld IDd ?resent bealdea. thole lAir membera and~. 11r1: Marie I..Mwt, Mn. mentioned were Mn. VtrcD . members of Drn ~r . .IIIIUI Fllber, 11n. lleUJ Ramm, lira. CUffqrd ~ !'lilt » A1ner1cm1 I Y '!,! 111aJ and Mrf. ~ttllar • I•lhe!t, Flonace, Loulae, 'l'llesda7, ap. m. at JICII& lllllli - Birden. · IIIII Samael Mlcbael, Mt. IDd In PomerOJ. "' " , ~ Mn. Gll'fllk:bMI, llallbew XI GAMMA Ma lblpW, ·· ' IDd X.lmlwlf, IDd Mt. IIIII . Bela 9lpla Pill lbwllf, 7:10 .Jin. WDber Palter. Tuead8y, Columbli and Soulhem ado E11etr1c: Co. Tile lllmllll b n I Jfl Cultural report on eom- tilt Mlnermllt UDitad munlcatton bJ IIIQnlrC.Mibelleld ,; "''•. "" SatterflalUIIA Judy~ '...J111wllhS"'!!!IJdaollt,~ .,uNG SOUGHT ~ ··- - - · IDd woublp • vk:u' IJMA, Ohio (UPI) -' Tbe U4llowJac I . . . . ~ Allen County .COI'IIDif WU LEGION ~'llt'it!lDn, ..... will bl!~iiaf.· liiPdfcnruUncln llledtath Auxiliary P'eeney-.BenneU "' MWI aer'9lct It 1:30 p.m. - of Paul M. Go M d, 15, Post 128.' 6:30 dinner will! wllll apec:laJ llnpn to IIi- Illulfllll, wbo died Saturda1 !..egionnaires, 7:30 mee~. clade "Ltabt" and tile being .Injured In a Girl Slate delegatee IDd their ''Gotlpelettea" fnlm VIenna, C'OIIJ!Ion betw- a ~ ,! mothers to be 1uea1a willlthe W. VL Allo pr•mt far lbe and a tract. '· delegates to report. FJeld ·aftemo011wmbe.llltRev.IDd Gouard and fout service plna will, be awarded. Mra. Wendell Statler of cla111111atea from 1J!e POMEROY Women's Nelaonvllle. 'lbt Rev. Mr. . Blancbard Valley School and Olrl.ltlan Temperance Union Stuller II a forma pallor of lllelr bus driver wa"e lnjllred 2 p. m. Wedneaday, at ~ 1be • c:bun:IL The pablle II In tllat pallialon Sept. t. Qne • • Pomeroy Untied MetiiDdlat•"'lgded te attend Jilt qb- student and the bus drher Olurch. lll'ftnee. .remain hollpltaliled. POMEROY • Mkldlepqrt ,_ - Uooa Club, Wedneeday WI, Metga lim. All Doaa UiiicffO attend. OHIO VALLEY Com· llllllldrf 24, 7:30 p. m. Wed· needaJ at the , Pomeroy Masonic Temple. All air · lmlghle IUid blftcera uraecJ to attend. ;;;;,a · retreanm - .... .. ...--- Dear Hel&l: "Marital rape" - especially '11'11&1 a huaband IGIIIIly attadlabll eatrancechrlfe -Ia aplnal the law. In a few placea. &ir aboat lbe w!fe wbo forcea berlelf on I llilband Wbo hal IQI!VId out. Slit got me drunk, Now lbe aaya nllept together 10 llle'U flgbl "the ell~. or anyway, It will coet me twice as IIIIlCh In allmoll)'. Can !!be do thlllo me? - ATI'ACKED ,_ r :;'!fa':.- I ... • =• w._ ·Rummage sale scheduled • A rllmmage ule vraa plalll4ld far Sept. 30, Oct. I IDd 2 at lbe Ccmmanlty BaD a1 Letart ran. w11en lbe Apple Grove United Melbodllt WOIIIII! met at the dJureb recenUy. . Mn. Doana HID conducted the meellnl with cam· ""•eau- belnl nad IDd 1be . . far lba ,.... belnl ljijlioted. n- noted thlt a MW table IIIII cbaln IDd 11tw carpel bad beMI 'ptlldlaled far l i l t - · · Mn. Ladlle llbocleil bad dnoUOIII with lin. Flonllc:e Smith beiDI at lbe plano for lfDIIP llnJinc o( "Hide Tbou Me." llcillion ,.... taken .ner 111URBDAY WOMEN'S A880CIATION, Middleport Firat United Prllbylerlan Olareb, peiliaekJIIIIPII' wllb iil"Dbera . to ... . ,..... dlllt. Chip I members 10 be .... I . Mra. Rlcllanl Rape and daughter, IAI, to IPelk Cll mlulona In Afrlea and cUapiiJ artilaotl fnm .... •=• ' By now almost everyone knows whah. . :;: great resource America has in its vast coal reserves. And how important it is in ~ electricity. · · But just having the coal doesri't make it electricity. . . It has to be mined, first. Then we have to .convert that coal into electricity and get it to_YI)ur homes and factories. Without facilities to do all that, all the · coal in the world wouldn't Jenerate the first kilowatt of electric powet The lights wouldn't,bum. And the machines that help us do our jobs .wouldn't nm.. • Unfortunately, the cost cJ. building these facilities has gone up drastically. For instance, •r I • I DALE c. WARNER' I I A piece of the energy puzzle... I fnlm ProV. 15, IUid Dollie Wolfe bad Jll'IJII'. A bolllltWaree party beld following lbe meettnc IIIII punc:b and ccoklea ,.... I&Ved lo thole named IIIII . Mn. Beu PII'IODII, Mn. Dorothy Roaeberrr, Mra. Sblrley Ablee, Mn. Allee Balaer, Mrs. Jan Norril, Mn. Stella Jarnll, Mn. Edlb Manuel, Mra. Julia Norrll, ~. Eileen Buell IIIII 1111. Dee lipeiJCer, memben, 1111 Mn. Lola Bell, PeQy 1111 AmJ Hill, Grace ltrlder 1111 TraCI1 Get a FREE s:IORTHERN·Liil8. ~/7\S Automatic Blanket \hlued to$7! When you..---:: M-, pea, 1'111 blrthdap of Mn. Wolfe ud Mn. Clara Mae Sll'l&lt,.... ...._\ ... ' ' AN ..... Dwolkwls by Mrl. ..,.. . "" I • • - • • Ql!!ltoranur Pos~ r eril lHEa.EVELANPCAVS . vs. IIFALO ·-·· lHE - -·-·-- BRAVES -- Of~ICI~~ _NIA _PRI·SE~SON IASK.TIAL~ ~~Mil . - -- Tuttcley, October .s. 1176, 8:30 p. m. Ohio University Convocation Center, Athens, Ohio. Tickets UO, 4.50, 4.00. reserved Stlts . Only ere evelleblt et 0. U. Memorial Auditorium Box Office, Athens (59,.·34711 . · ~II o"*rs Hfld Stlf·Adclrt~led Stamped Enwlope end Oleck, Cashier's Check or Maney Order Plyeblt to <:PB Beskltbell, 0. U. Memorial Auditorium, Boll Office, Athens, Ohio, 45701. or Posture If Mattress Set •'M•"•Ioot""" 1 It's not easy to top the [inest quali ty mattress value around, but Bemco has dorle it! When you buy any Size Bemco Quiltorama Posture I or Posture II mattress set, you get the same size Northern Lido Automatic Blanket, FREEl Dial in the restful sleep you deserve with Bemco's exclusive HealthO~ Matic« Construction which adjusts to your weight, your shape and your sleeping position . Thep dial in the warmth you desire with the top name in automatic blankets. And ror FREEl lt's a deal too ho t not to handle . So hurry in today• INGELS FURNITURE ~-92&3 lOU. . 2nd AVE. - ·Its ., obleited. A PrHentatian of Center Protrem COve rothe .. ' ' I v will be announced later lbla weell. All concert drive wortera are urged to tum In their mouey IUid carda u 10011 u fiouible either to the dlvlalon cbalnnan or w Mrs. Evan Roderlcl!:, 11 Court . St., GaWpolla. Mrs. Roderick thanked Mrs. Carolyn Hippenltee~ membership drive chairman. for an excenent job dlll'ln8 . the campaign. .-.ooo Bemco has topped . i their~ of the line! E .... ' Fourth concert added ·io series Caldwells gather · ' C!R'? !lENlOR ClliZENS ablblted lhi 1ft a1 qaiitlnc cl1lrq IIPI!irdiJ'I bleenleludal ofllerv. ance• . ·Dear Attacbd: , ·. You need a lawyer, oot a colUmnist. (U he laughs, find Mra. Evan Roderick, lbemee from opera (In · :anotber.) - H. pnalclent ol 1be Tfi.County Englllh or lbe original Community Concert language), operettas and 4 uoclaUoa, announced today mllllcal comedlea. Included llltt beca111e the put weell'a In their repertoire, pr 1 Jled lll&llberabip drive wu ·a often wltb coalame1 and · CllidriQ ·iad tbelr famiUee Mrs. Wllllim Cbapma11, 111cceaa a fourth ooocert bu propa, are acenea from o1 1be late Clyde IIIII Lola Kenny IUid Jamie, Tuppers been added lo tbe 1trl6-7l: "Rigoletto," the final scene Baker Caldwell held 1 Plalril; Mr. and Mra. - · of "Diefledermaus," In a regular meeting aelectlona fnlm the Mikado, reuniOII AUI. 22 at Royal ~ Garland catdweU, Mr. IIIII .Put. Mn. 11411 Ewing, Beth IDd Saturday eveniiJll at the borne and !be lui three scenes Abubt dlnn.-- MVId Kim, P001er0y; Mr. and Mn. of Dr. lllid Mrs. Roderick, the frum "Caroaael." Tbil fourth at aoon. Games were played Mike Keltner, Cbarle!i Rlt· board of dlnc:ton aelected concert wm be preaented on a cble, MIDemrllle; Mr. IDd "Five On Slage," a lively · weekend In lbe middle of clarlllllllt day. Atf4iMIIDc ..... N:r. IDd Mrl. Cecil CaldweU, Mr. IIIII foaraome wltb tbelr ac- ·November. The 1:111ct illite Mn. Lloyd Dean, Mt. IDd Mn. K&l C&ldweiiiUICI Kamy ........... itlll .. '~ lin. Kevin Dean, lllc:belle, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Jim 'Tara, Kevin Jr., Wllllinltllll· ClldweU, Jimmy, ~elf IIIII c. H.; .an. Patty Beavw, Jodi, Mn. Marilyn rr-n, Mn. Jllllllfar Beavw, Mn. Deldr1 Cowdery, all of Deanna Coftlleton; New Reedlvl1le; Mr. and Mra. llalllllorll; Mr. aDd Mra. John Ridenour and Jaaaa, awtea Caldwall, Carrie aild Cheater; Mr. and Mra. Crlatlna, Colambaa; lira. Rlcbard Kerna, Belpre. Maline Cblpallll, Mr. and Fami/11 enJo Her halbam - m e appruac:bable, aolalk to blm and lind out wbal'a baJIPIII(nc. . I lt'l lndleated, ,auaeat Parenti Anonymoua rw other . qoulllllb!ll. Prvfe doual aid - and nelcbborbood •pport mllbtlet thll flmllybllek In aear, and you out fram under. H. ·Dear Helen: +++ . · ilo far lbla year three of my belt 1111111111 friend& haft •emf 'to atramarltalalfatra,•ylng they "jlllt bad 1o tll1l to a>MEONE," and lbeJ know I'D keep i eecret. · 'Ibe trouble II, I'm ncit the only one lllty've confided ln. ~other "belt frlaldl" are llao In au the aecreta, and OM ol U.. daya- blooey,lbe bcmb will drop, a llllband wiD find out, and lben.goee another marriage, · WbJ do Ullfalthful wlvea feel compelled to talk? - " ' - entertainS Olller""lhhn Jail IDe I'm a aoftle. But will\ ca JG11 do older. 1bt ...... aectk'l alao .. attractlnc Dl&l men ollall, '"lbey'n lntenllted lhat we're women, and we're aald Mn. Babr. ''YouDI men eepeclallt dofDI•methlnl beyCIId what 1111J1t Wtm&l do. Tbef'n ODJJie In oftal, bath wllb and more ready to be liberated wltboat tllllr sJrl friiDcla ..., now, to do ianelbiDI beyond wtwt. s..ne are bu.JIIIc llfta, their home life. Willing to but many are bQylnc thlnp they tbemaelvee wUI •.'' lnveat money. "To actually put your lbe uld. Elcept fw the ()i"er dollars Into - - and rely upoo youraelf ID make cooldngCOUI'II, ~Ia · aometlmg happen, It's reaDy prepared with aupeniiiRet foodl. Tbe lllore lllelf Ia aometblng elae." Tbe parthera who stocl!:ed with both atandard .and out of the ordinary tieP oollectiveiJ put about IntO lbe venture have yet w and employe two potten! to ta1te out aalarlea lllemaelvea, · make specially cooking uslnl .the money frw buying ulenllla. "We try to diVIrlll trip!l Instead. "If there's going to be any enouch to keep them ~ flnandntl, we'll do It on OW' ~ell," Mrs. Bal!:er uld. "II'• like a museum. 01111," Mrs. Werner lAid. "I we were to go Into a bank and W1111en really like w ODJJie ask for a loan IUid tbey Nld, and ~. We get a lot ol 'You'll ha've to have me of feeclladl from them IIIII try yolO' hasbands sign, too,' to fm any requuta lbeJ have." we'd wallc out. Frw anyone lhlllkiDI of" "As a .rnauer of fact, one place we were looldni at aald opening a 8lml1ar operatllll, a 1118!1 would have to sign they recommend plamJinll on with ua m lbe leaae, and we 11 bout $30,000 In alart-up. did walk oul We dcm't want costs: working aa many our buabandl! dabbling In lbla boura u tbey wilb; IDd unleas we ask lllem 10 avoiding cbarce lccounll becauae of the bookkeeping dabble." Their cooking clam110 far Involved. have Included Teen CUI.dne 1 · French Luncheons, CreaUve 1~evflitlon Is Crepes IUid Wok Worb (the the best DOlley ••• moet popular), 111011 running FOR YOUNG •1~ frw two or three aesslona. Mrs. Werner uld . "DRIVERS they are popular with brldea Young men end women and a few men. Often aak why they hove to \ "Men have gotten Into pay more for their automobile InSurance. wine, and . now they're PEER IN R08PITAL . Drlwrs In lhelr tHns and learning what lOll with wine. WNDON (UPI) - Lord Ahint of liqueur In a dilh wiD earlier twenties cause far Georg•Brown, 82, Brltaln'a draw a man," !!be grtnned. more than their sha~e of outapoken fo~mer loreiln traHic accidents. Reports "We have Ibis group of secretary and a onetime lllree ~ who wanted to the National Safely deputy leader of the labor have a huge dinner party w Council : 21.8 percenfof all molorlsts are 24 yeora of party, bee been bO!IPitallzed llhow an their friends what age or under, yet these for obaemtllll, 1 apoteeman they'd learned. I don't know If youthful operalors are for St. Bartholomew's IIIey ever gqt around .w Involved as drivers In 38.6 bolpltalllid Sunday. per cent of all accidents bavln8 the party, but they He wu admitted to tile enjoyed tbe class . and 37.3 per ami of all fetal hoapllal Saturday and Ia mlsl)aps. "Some glrla seel)l to thlnl! resting comfortably; the A great many young people TV dinners Will be an tlley'll lpORsman said. are •killed, responsible need. Few learn lc cook In drivers. Obviously, though, hlgb ICbool aJXi It 'a not the quite a Jew ere not. teacber's fault. You can't get There's no subslltute for ACADEMY ANNJVERIIARY tllem to llgn up." developing comJHOtence HOLLYWOOD, Calif. Abasic cooking courae llao and lhe right altitudes, (UP!) - Candice Bergen, Ia offered frw children 10 and Including a positive .~ltm Heston, Bob Hope; approach lo delenslve Gre1ory Peck and Jack driving. Lemmon are among a RIVERSIO£ M_EDI ._ ~,..,· Our agency . pro~ Ides ocomlttee of lhow bu.dness WIL financial protection and pefeonalitles seJected lo GROUP service In case of accidents coordinate acUvlt.lea cele- '· ' Adloc111i1i Involving young lraUng the 50th anniversary · Yeloram• drivers ... but many of of lbe Academy of Motion Mol!larlal Hospital lhe•e accidents can be Picture Arts and Sciences. . R. A. AYERION, jf.D. prevented. That'• why we 'Ibe Academy has hand!.! 1 A. G. SOLA, M.D. ""Y - prevention Is llle out yearly Oacan in the .1 JOHN RIDGWAY, D.O. .best polity. movielndustryslncel92'Tand ; ._C._W. THOMPSON, M.D. President Walter Mlrlach : IIIII<» Houn; 10-12 a.m. · said the celelratlon will run 1 Mon .•s.J., 2-4 p.m. Maq •• from Ma 4 19'77 througll the Fri., 7-1 p.m. Man., w.d., . 992-2145 Acad{~y Awards I f•I.PHONE992-33n ' I \ 102 W•.Main Pomeniy preaentati011 In 19'18. · · ahop opened by 1eve11 bouaewlvea In Cleveland'• JWOiljiiiOUiweMnl!lburb of Jlodly River Ia IIUCClllding deaptte - or bec1111e ol tbelr total lack of retailing ~· . ''N- of us bad any retail aperiMice wben we opeped 10 IIIG!IIha 110........ Juat been doiJJC wbat we lblnk we abould, and It's growing f&llll'bbly," nldMrl. Dede Baker, Jll uld&lt IIIII .one of aeven equal partner• In PANDanonlum, lac. . AI tbelr cblldnlllett bome, lllelr need grew for parttln)e but not overwhelming ~tlclll. The l!bop, which occuplea a oonverled garage, became Ideal, uld Mrs. Baltil' IUid cooklnc ICbool director Janet Werner. Mrl. Werner Is • former private khool home 1\)onomlcs teacher IIIII public ICbool CCIII.Iultant with a Ieoda and 111triUm degree from PUrdue Unlveralty. . Tiley began by narrowing a 'IHESE FIRBl' place wblnera In SIIWIIIJ'• blcartelinlal clecGraled blcyc:le conteat are list of about 30 potential fnlm the left, Ulllaa Moore, over It category; Jarne Lee Hoeflich; to ace 18 category, IIIII partners to aeven, .all of 1.-h Doldle. • llld under category. . . wbom pul In 10101 lime u sa1ea clerb. As 'wOIII&I entrepreneun, they feel they couldn't bave done It 10 yeara ago. "We probably wouldn't have !bought of It In lbe first place," lAid Mrs. Werner. "But now that we're doing It, lllere are a lot ·of '* . . . . . ._ P*ter, Peen • Preblem Ia ller ~1111111. Write Polly'a ...ten In eare ef tills ileI'I!Pft· By Helen Bottel • I ..... lbn'aone 111....,. naiCI'"'boocl, but i111J do I 111 . . . wltlllllt hit of lmllll'• .... ' : I'll IIIII liar - lilt allyl aloof - but liar IIUII , JoliaaJ llilnnl up on ow door awp nwr w'*'l, : "tCa•IIICI dian. And bn be atap, plaJinl lilfl ~ l 411 CLEVELAND (UPI) - A llomenlabrl wbo would lllle !lc:boo~area to join ua. oooldnc lle'a tile . . II Her Crln 0. llllaa: · ' fROM •,bo?,BT BAKER'S IBUDG£t;$lt0P .. Women open cooking school Helen Help ANOllfE~;·~~~J!~ ' HOMECOMING Homecoming will be held at lbe .Eagle Ridge Community Cllurc:b Sunday with Sunday l!Choolat 10 a.m. and a basket dinner at noon. There wiD be !)lectal vocal mll!lc by the BilleD Brothers and ~rs at the aften)oon service. The public Is Invited. ' MIIIIIDOIIr, 0. . ., · You htar us talk' ~ lot about the natwral·~·~:'Bil\'fW~.: doinginuch more than just talki'ilg about AI. :;p,l·• ·· · · · • · • Case in point: Cove Poinl; M.lryl.nd.:Cblimibi.a' ~ is a.deep-water terini!lill. the~ IQ:bring,.i6,1iqutlied natural g.& - 'LNG - from overseas..II's 'a JOC) million dollar·prOject. ' And that's just part of tl)e coSt oi gettinjJ ~ly nftdtd gas~ abroad. The liquefying pl.a~t ,tn, Aiger\ltwih ~~ 0\'ft',hilf ~~~ dollar.;! Special tankers Jo carry·theJiquidgas dJSt lOO,trlillii!i4011ars. ... ~ach. And there will be nine ·of thrm. · · · · But we need all the ~· ('art ~ .fi 1t1 Wal'rn"CI!Il' ·hlll115/.ca<lk · ·our meals, and fuel our iridustry. LNG Y<On'-1 be ~. lnit'lt'i~,l. ' expens1ve than alternate sourc~. of eneigy. · ·. ' · By the end of 1977, natural gas .froiil o~- WJil 1M ~.; Columbia's supply at a r.ite of 300 million cubjc:.~· daj.:th•l'c: what our customers need. · · · · · · · · ' Not just talk. ; ', builcfrtc. gas II �. 1- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday, ~1. 20, 1976 Bicentennial. . • (Continued from page I) blcenlennlal coalwne event. Nwnerou. residents aervod u Jut!ge "for varto1111 eventi Including Don Campbell, chairman of the Ohio Com· million on Aging: Senator Oakley Collins and Rep. Ron James. Judging alJo were Mary ~w ·Johnson, Rick Crow, Pearl Welker, France~ Roberts, Nancy Reed, Ort• Rollllh, Carl BarnhiU Cbarlel Pyles, Lucllle Leifheit, Debbl Buck, Jerry Hflferty, Boyd Ruth, Georse Meinhart, Edlllon Hobstetler, Hel"llllll London, Richard Poulin, Paul Smart, Clarence Andrews, Leo Story, Fred Hoflmail, Pete Shields, Eugene 1 r Thompson, Tom Wolfe, Judy ., ·II RISKs. Benny Slawter, Bill ' · McKelvey, Gene Oiler and Enunett Blackburn. Bicentennial Yesteryear PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE activities pictured '.here: OHIO CONSTITUTION - - Vt1ttors streamed Into inemor,- corner where a Vlrlely of lnlerestlng anUqua had been collected for dlaplay by the senior clUzens and to a craft room w.here arts and crafts were demontrated throughout the day. Outdoor.s, apple-butter and beans cooked In large kettles over woodburnlpg fires. Ther.e were same · booths and displays on the goWids Including . aome In· terestlng antique cars, locally owned, and demon· strattona by the Meigs MUZZle Loaders Club. Dan ·Smith and Joan Stewart served u emcees for the games and contests and Joe Struble and Bill Young for the entertainment with Mnl. Betty Fultz doing the emcee work on the btcen- FIRESTONE RETmES tenntal costume con!~st. AKRON, Ohio (UP!) Members of the Church of" Raymond Christy Ffrestone, Christ Singers presented 'the last of the famlly to head ' thelrblcentennlalmuslcal ''I ' the · Firestone Tire and Love America" tn theBapUat' · Rubber Co., retires Sept. 38 Churcl! Saturday nlght with a as chalri!Uin of the company square dance fo11owlng this founded by his rather 76 years event. Loretta Beegle • BI!O. presented her Charleston '• .Filj~~e. 68, hall routine for the approval of<the-' .chalqnan since 1966, larse crowd on hand for the board of directors was · e~pected to select his ,successor at Its Tuesday ,·'l ~ting. . . ,I '> ' Rls retirement melins \hat · for the first time In the company's history, there' II no Flrestooe at its head ol waiting in the wings.' '•Firestone plans to spend ;:ettme with h~ hll'ses at h J the de th ' f .I 8 ''11,1~ ,I,<IIUJ"Il, 1 ' '}I ~ 0 he hl:.:! . '-'1~ . .r t 4 Te . . . ...,. Artlde lUX, O~lot ~' I - . ' • I ' 1. For a non-protlt 111embershlp eorpora:tlon known as the Reslaentlal Utility Consumer Action Group (RUCAG) with certain powrrs and duties, including representation of the interests of residential utility · consumers In various utility proceedings, 2. That rl!llldentlal ennsumei'IJ or electricity be ebar1ed for the ftnt 400 kilowatt hours of electricity per month no mote per ki!Gwatt hoar than the average rate charged by their utility to all 111e111. ConstUMI'IJ with all electric homes .that were substantially completed by the effective date -of this amendment shall be charged no naore than this rate for the Brat 2,000 kilowatt hours of electricity used per month dar(Dtr: the winter months. 3. For voluntary membership in .RUCAG. contingent upon payment of an annual membership fee of at leaRt $6; for ·enllectlon of membership fees; and for RUCAC: to intervpne iri utility re~rulntnry proceedinr.s and in judicial review of such proceedings; to force the initiation or completion of utility regulatory · proceedings; to ennduct im·estigations; and to re<tuire the production of information. · 2. For cerlain controls on public utilities, their officers and employees, and on RUCA(;, 4. That RUCAG must reimburse a utility for reasonable accounting and That part of th011e ratl!ll which are described above are called lifeline ratl!ll and shall not be Increased by addinr any fuel ar parehaed gu adjustments or other expenae except whea rata are set or reset. check-otT expenses for collecting membership fees, although reimbursement of expenaes may be deferred until one year after the first election and in~tallation of trustees. 4. That any revenues IOBt to a public utility from the Implementation of the lifeline rates be made up eqult.ably from all other rates. 5, tor llUCAG to be run by a board trustees and for tlle qualltication, election, campaign procedures, duties, and terms of office of such board; It also pro,·ides for an initial .boanl or trustees to represent consumel'll aad for the operalion of such board until the first election. (~ of . 6. For tilling vacancies on RUCAG's board of trustees; for all meetings, reports, financial data, and studies of RUCAG to be operi to the public; and for removal of any member of the board by petition of the 10embers of RUCAG who voted from his district in the Jast election. ll7 lnlllaU.• PeliU011) 7. That lllard members will be bonded and are enlilled to reimbursement {or nectSSal'y expenses in the performance of their duties, Complaints which are non-frivolous shall be forwarded to the approprl:tte regula· tory ar.ency which must keep RUCAG informed of actions takfn, RUCAG's ntembersbip list must be available to memben for use con• sistenl with the objedit"es of RUCAG described in this amendment. f •' '1nt •··omo~ ELEC'I'EI>' , 1i BOSTON (UP!) - Dr. Leslie Hl!f!man, a phySician from Ma1!IIIee, Ohio, . wu elected president of the American Academy of Physicians Saturday .at the acadamy's Bicentennial Year Sclenttflc Assembly at Faneuil Hall. Hutrmaa aucceeds Dr. Herb L. Buffington of Watervme, •Mlm., who died last Sprtn, · ' ".,' YES .. SHALL THE PROPOSED AAIENDMENT BE ADOPTED? NO 8. Penalties for violation of any provision of the all)endment. (PropOO«j ARGUMENT FOR AMENDMENT The education meeting, at- ••• tended by about 3,5ot .. .. . RYAN OLIVER I · t;J · I -I delegates thoughout tbe • -ltiewm.rofa .... ; : country, proVIdeslO~ w prlle lor . die craetet · ' prosrams wlth ''topic.<s ·'of eattq eoa1e11 of tbe 1nten!st active doctcrs and 1 ulo r c II he a 1 • those who wish to keep bkste.d8l'~rvanci7' • abreut of the latest adviiJlcw In medicine. "' " ., THE PROPOSED hundred·!«<Dl kilowatt houri of tlectrlclly .-c~ during MCh mcnthly billing period.· (ll) For Ill Ioiii electric _.ling unlit IS defined In Section •(B), lilt llfellnt rm wn IPPIY 1o the lim two· """-'c- 120110) kllowltt hours of el«trlclty during each monthly bfll'"9. period batii•o Oclolw 15111 11101 April · 15th of MCh y.... ..,.,•• April 15th llld Octoloor 15th of MCh ,_., the 1"-flne • • IMII apply cnly to the first faur hunchd («10) kilowatt houri of tlectrlclty UNCI during MCh rnanthlr billing period. . 1111 The lifeline rate shill 1o the nrst thirty """-'c- (30,000) cublct.tofg~a lhlrtnoMChmao~ billing period botaaon Clctabor 15111 llld Aprlt 15111 of ISSUE 4 WILL LOWER RATES FOR AVERAGE RESID.ENTIAL CONSUMERS OF GAS AND ELECTRICITY IN OHIO. · With rapidly rising utility bills, It Is essential th'at the residential consumers pay the highest rates. With today's utility rate structure, the more eledrlclty or gas a customer uses. the less he pays per unit of energy. This discriminates . against small users and promQtes wasteful !B) n. llfellllt r~t. chl'fld by.,, public uflllty •11 bo 1111 nat lo excwd the -~~~~ , . _ requlremment for consumption . Mcll kilowatt hour of el«trlcltY.,.. cubic toot of f1S -'II to 111 • ...... by the uflllty. · , Issue .c establishes needed rate reform, (C) In the CMe of resldlntllt vas~ tho llltal known. as " ·Lifeline.'' that will provide all charge per cubic fool for the nefll _ , . 111!1 •• td (20.000) fief of gas used Iller tho ilfellftl lmOUIIf clurllll MCh resldentlal consumers with . basic monthly cubic manltly bill Ina period Ottobor 15111 11101 April 15th of amounts of gas and electricity at no more than each ,_. slwill bo no "*'' lhan fifty (Sl per cent hither the average rate charged by their utility to all lhan the lifeline ret.. _CDI In no a. lhall any llliollne rltl bo Inc"users. Lifeline also .benefits needy. residential addlna to ltllll'f ""'Of'.)M'"'-<1 ...~'· lrcM' consumers wlth<lut additional tax ·money and cost or. expense Incurred by a ufllll'( txciPI whorl refft en 1 without singling them out for public assistance. set or .-..t. . !El My......,"" loll loa public uflllly from the dl-.d ISSUE 4 WILL ENCOURAGE lmpl'""""tetlan of the lifeline rn slllll be mado ~ CONSERVATION BY REWARDING THOSE equl~rom all Glhor releL · 3 Eech public uflllly whoM ralls _. set by a · WHO SAVE. The n10re you conserve. the more money you dlvllkrlat 1111f1CY ol the st• Of' l o c a l - - ' lhlllllte !lief division Of' 8gii\Cy revlsoa rate tct.1 ~ ,... In will save over the present rate structure. Energy with arnformanc. with this ....., 41 '""" wifllln tNrty !301 dlys of conservation, besides being a national priority, the on.ctl,. dille of this amaoanent. T1le dlvlllan or IOIIICY Is key to holding down utility rates In the future. of tile st.te ot local gova n..-r lhllt lmplemlftt ll1'f rllw Mattery to aamply wtth thll IIM&udae•at Within Simple Lifeline rates will help residential chen9ts sixty ceo) dlys of the tflwcltft dale of this ai'IIINiment. All consumers 111 be more aware of their other public ufllltltl ..... atlwclad by this -···tslllll consumption 111d will promote energy efficiency lm..,_r such ,... dolngea 11 '".ft:711red by . this within llrdy (eo) clly$ofthe ,. .W. rA this aniong large uws. The conservation benefits eniendmtnt emeud,...t. that Issue .c brings will benefit all consumers In Secflon 4. M used In Article XIX: . (Al A resldlntlat censumer Is ll1'f natural .,..._ II' the long run. who u,..Jn .... claelllng untt • • prtnc,._l piece of ISSUE 4 UPDATES THE RATE ....-s resldlnar llld who.,. chlnlld clfi"ICIIy cr IndirectlY, lor the STRUCtURES IN OHIO TO REFLECT 11111 of gas ot electricity fer TIH!Inll Of' ltalltlna or Ollwo wiM CHANGING REALITIES. 1ar thebonelltot - p a sons while In lhitunll. . The present method for setting rates In Olio · ( 8) AIDtllellctrlc claelllng ""It Is I _.ling unlf which Is healed from Dctobor 15th lo April 15111 of - h year Is outmoded. Today, we no longer need rate fO'Inclpally through the - of ateclrlclty 11101 which wes structures to promote use <1f energy. Instead, we lither In - es a Ioiii electric dwllllng unit IS of the . need rate s1ructures to encourage conservation llftecll,. dale of this amaodment.,..- nat Yflllnthe lffKtlw .W. of this aneoid11110t but wes fully enc and to make sure that residential consumers pay IS of thlf .W. llid Mvwr UMd U ofloar than a fatal only for the energy that they use. Issue .c olectrlc _."... unit. \ (Cl ~ btlllnQ period Is that .-loci d ftmll t.r Incorporates these needed reforms Into .Cillo's which the 1c uflllty . normally bills Its resldlntlel_ r,ate-maklng J)I'OCess. CIIIMUmtrL the f1U111011 of dlla ililnlna the _,rilles of Committee For the Amendment: Robert P. atectrtclly 11101 gas to which the tlfellftl ra- shiiiiPIIfy, all Weaver, Robert L. Lciltz, Edward A. Harter, DUbllc uiPitltl shall hiW lwalft !121 IIICIIfhly bllllna periods In each calatdir ,_., all of wlolclllhlll bo 11 equal ln length Pauline L. Brokaw. Brady E. Bancroft. .. Is .-.bly poatble. llllll'f .n1on of the public uflllty's = -- .:r ,. :.:1 ~~~ . ..;TIDIAI-~M.·'IIck"tD .• ~&~~~~ place honors to a sack ~(lif:.~.part of the conteSta;of'" Saturday's. blcentennlal ctle~. , l'ltnl ,..~ " ' " ., , """" ."~" ,. , 4..,. • -FU'Li. TEXT OF TlfE PRQPOSED AMENDMENT ,,. · l' • ....... .... • ' ' ·" · ·~~ ... 1 """ • J'a.h·rt.-01 -'(~~ . f • I • v l.j \ 1 otr• ~q 1 ,~ r J;Q T )• ,..,. J , .,. ~" w • • ,~ f."' .~· •• ~ "· I"'' '"'' . narR w~ ~PI~ES n : ·t:: ..-:t >1•V;!\.I,_:; ~n.·:·" J . ,, SEPTEM~ER .;JO,, 1976 •• ,.,, . , ,. .,. • (' I t;r ~V.Aif•{ '" ' l '4' -a .... ,~:4wtr~ r~.~· . .,. . . ' ., .• w quite ;an ~etlan at O.IJttA-'··~~:~••~~;pf the iztooocco splttll'!l contest, : ,_ f "" """ ,..-..,...ff~.f\rf!SC!nts pr es to the winners. They are I I'QIIl-,. o Van Blbbfn',.~.I!I~:V~er, lsl~ll~~o.llVt., wtnnlng a spittoon: Jes/11!" ' . ,. '• ,, ,,, ' ,,, l!Chmueker, ~cand, a,DI!Il .'oliver, Wrd, a large ouldodr , 1 and Raymo thermometer. The contwht:s a weu cons\lletlili •!Ws.thetr "first experience" with ·chewing tobacco. j . 1 BE IT RIISOLYID IY THE PIOP'-E OF THE STATE OF OHIO THAT ARTICLE XIX OF THE OHIO CONSTITUTION BE ENActED AS FQL.LOWS: Secflon t. It Is hereby declared lo lit a .......,. public purpale and tho !fUDtlc policy of this steM to Insure that tho · ••ldontlal utility Clllllumtrl ot Ohio ... chl'fld a rM-ebt,. rafl, ,.,.lnafter l'lferrtd lo as the ll~llne rete, krrllltmlnlmumarnounta ot t!Kirlclty •!Ill IllS to · matnteln a 1111111mum standard of living. . Section 2. Public utilitY ratllllllln <lllo for ccnSUIMn of ies 11101 tlectrlcfty lloilll•ure lfllt: !A) E-y l'llfdlnftal eaniumtr In Olio shall bo chergecl a lifeline rete . krr lila foiJowtng quantities of gas jnjt · tllictrtdty: Ill f;f!CtPt far.total eleclr:tc _.ling until ~ dell ned In -ry Astro- n. J OJ-< ~'~I'iRE ''.. 1"\.f.!" A"P'/• v '!5 J\M , lho ,,, "'' Y'rf "1 COt.l:lMBI:Ilj,.otJlo IV ··...,, struck by an ADMINISTRATOR DIES Robert Unthalik trli!IMo•lte a vehicle. COLUMBUS (UP!)- For; concerned ciU~~ ~ue'to_: He was In sa·~rst,o\ctoi,:: meroOhlo Bunau of EmplOJ· his 's.i t ~llSS ill a. condtt[on. IZMIII Senlces Admlnlstratot Colwnbua hospital l>ed · •' > WllUam E. Garnes died $1ndsy afler what he thoiJitit . CHARGES SET • Saturday after suffering a was a good deed turned Into GOSHEN, Ohio (VPI) . :helrt auack. He was 63. more a.bad dr~?. WllUeG. Thomas.~I,GOibtll, He bad undergone surgery The Cinctngatt' "l&n . was lo be arraigned ioday earlier Ill tile WI!Bk. stopped his automobile near charges !Ued Jlfter ,\M 0arneo1 betided the BI!'.S Col~mb~s. S"llrdijo •·illght' · shooting death Friday night · 111dar former Gov. John .J. ,, w;hen. he sa)V '~PI.~~:AJ:')v~r , of Ralph E. ca:-IDil· GUJigan before that was run lDio ·a d(Jg,,.. , , . , • Th<*nas was held ~; tilt stale director of th~ Unlhallk,32,confei'Nidwlthl> Cie.ratont County•jlltl dtrifti 'J American ,dlederatton of II\~ ~r ~Q.~~. ~ half, ' the• 'llee~end withoillt:tleld.• I Slate, County and Munlctpal SloP~. aqtj, · ~" ' hf!4~e<t ) Sh!l"iff s deplllla·uld lba:. Employes.i · hack lohlsown car, ooly to be shc1ottng occurred! durfnlnr• J quarrel .,. a tavem . r"~(··~.~ ..,"'"' . .i.!l;;,r;;i!jili,~~- Grapt1 -e', a. . *'*' monthly billing period shill till within lila OctoMr 15111 to . I I 15111 periOd !lpiClllad In Section 2(A) (11111111 (Ill), that tntlre onconthly llttltng period IN Ube trealal11llall of It wn lncludal within t11at period. tDl A public utility lncludll -v corparlflan, company, ~rtr.o;:t fW81 cr aMOCialloni their ' - ' · truet- Of' vws. ...... .,., 01 a a•a•d 1n the bul'-1 of SUflillylng electricity for tight, heat cr fiOWWIM'PGII' 1o arn.-s Wtttoln this stilt. Of' (Ill . . . - 1n the ~ of IIUPIIIYinD ll'ltflclll .,.. natural viii lcr tlll!lttng, power or heating porpGMS to consumers within fMr ...... Secflon 5. If any provision of this Arttcte sfllll bo dlctlnd .-tltuflonll cr lnvelld, the other provlslans 111111 bo cllcl..-1 _,..st!Mklnll or tnvelld, the other provlslonl shall IWIIIIn In llftecl natwiiMtltidlng. , ... ~BedeOIOI ' - T-,, lepi. 11, 1171 ,.,.. (....... 11·,..,. 11) You'l ,_a cllance to comet your mlltak.. ~· wyou act Don, _ , W"ron under the rug. TheJ'ft rllum to hluilt you.' . • promptfJ. TAUIIUI (~ = and 10) You're bollt · 1 ••travapnt today. Unfor· tunar.ty, thai lifllleh you pin will , _ o llard time equalling -you·.. - . . . QIIWII (.., 1 1 - Ill Coioddt your with CIOII lllociltellciday. " _ , - - -iilu ;our polltion 1o 1111ko · a flw mtnor cor.oc III'Oit.._ CAIICIII (,_ t1....... IIJ Your txjiiCiatloi11 .,. ~ to txceed ,..._ today. Think big but a11o think fO'actlcilly. a-•·· LIO (.llofr II) The ICI-In-the-,_ you teal wiN through for you todl)" mer. be trumped. but an area you 1e111 expect could be the ..-llltlable one. · comti " I C - (0& - · ft) K I fottnd clenltl your rlqUIII todey, '*"- he hoi no other choice. lndlrec;tly, he will toy to work out eomethlng more bclntllclal. IAGmAIIIUI ( - . 15-Dio . 111 You're off to be a Ioili wolf today. HIOmolhing of lmpor!Mce Ia In tile -"coo, you'oe tile one wflo can tip the ICIInl-.bly. "ICII (M.. Ma'*ll) In your 11m glance II thlngo today you .,. prone to o - im· por11n1 - · A IICOnd look · a- the tn11 plctuoe. Your Birthday -·~ 11,1171 Exciting 11111 opal up lot n.-. of - be . you lnd lhll _ - ..- ·....., pro~~~ CAI'fltC.OIIN (Dee. Your -.y 11M u,_ 11) A ntW lnlpll'lllonli ap. gained througll proteh ml)" be -•lillY to conllol of tile Pill ,.. gel·u you o f f diJL Today the relftl . . In · your hllldl. Handle them- centW"today. Ute yout """"'~ ty. ly llld - lmtGI-•. LIIIIA (ltpl. II 0& II) You ACIUAIIIUI (.-. ...... 1t) You'l be lniiOhed In a - . . mey not be 100 -~ tl!today that looks lilt a lola- to daJ your baCit II to the .. but you and party. Wll: Than. I'OUI' ablllly to iip,Tho two of you can llllkt ft ,..,.. provl• will IUfprill- yoll. YIIIQO (A... 11-ltpl. II) 117 lnitiallve Sectlo!l •(B), 1he lifeline rllt Nll eDirly to 1111 first faur baNI•• I RELATIVE TO PROVIJ)ING FOR REPRESENTATION OF RESIDEN· TIAL UTIUTY CONSUMERS IN UTILITY REGULATORY ACTIONS AFFECTING TIIEIR INTERESTS. The propoiled amendment would provide : . 5. That any rate ehangl!ll neces&ary to comply with this amendment be Implemented within 60 days of the effective date of the UlfDdment. lfOOSTUME WINNERS ~ ·~~~ the first place ~rs \tn Saturday evening's bicenlennlal cost~e cmlest. AL~ron't,l tor, G~eta Riflle, da!IJlhter of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Rlffie, first m prettiest calel!ory; Jayne Hoeflich first h) authentic youth division • b&!=k frollj the left, Mr,s. Lucille ~it,,prettiest In t~ adult )!i~ion, a~ OJarle~ and llob Hoefilch, best couple and ~ aulhen'tic. The first place adult winners received lroP,hies"W;~thyoutbwlmersreceiViJig54e'sUverdollarseach . · ~ PJIOPOSKD CON8'1'1TUTION:A.L AIIBNbiiB.NT 1. That residential conaumerw of pa be charred pef table foot no -re thill the average rate charred by their utility to all 111en1 of P.. Thll rate shall apply Cor the Brat 30,000 euble f..t of ru uC!d eadl month. durlnr the winter months. In additlall,. thole c.a11111en may be eharred no ntore than 50% additional per eubk foot for the next 20,000 eubic feet of gas IIMd per 1110nth durlnr t~e winter months. · a. ' -- • The proposed amendment ·would require: " Te ...pt .,,. Artlclo IX, Olol• CoflltltoUea RELATIVE TO LIMITING mE RATES WHICH MAY BE CHARGED 'J'ORESIDENTJAL CONSUMERS FOR FIXED AMOUNTS OF GAS AND li:LECTRICITY. . '' I f 5 PltOPOSBD COJIIIITITtlTIONAL AIIBNDIIIIH1' . •;! - '•"' . II- , Ba~w~J; ~W:~t!~~~ '·'~;~~~~;,•i~~ied in ~ :room . - A -jority aOirmaliYe P~tilion) •ot• 1J De«HU7 !or paA&~e. YES SHAtL THE PROPOSED AMENI.ll\IEN'l' BE ADOPTEDT NO arparallon, aimpany. co-p-riihlp. penon Or 11uocl11111n. thelr lesMeS, trust... Of' receivers Who are: (I) Telephcne campanltl Who are ongagtd In 1he bulliliSS of lransmltttng meSsages to, from, through Of' within thels stele; ISSUE 5 WILL PROVIDE EXPERTS TO t II I Eleclrlc Llr;t ComJIInles engagaj In 1111 buslneu of supplying elcrctrlcl for IIQI>t, hHt ot pow.- pur~ to FIGHT UNNECESSARY RATE INCREASES. wlltoln Is stale; . It would create the Residential Utility . arosumers (Ill} Gas·companl• engaged .In the buslnest d IUppiylng Consumer Acllon Group <RUCAG) , a non-profit · artificial ot natural gn for tlahllng, power cr hNting organ! zatlon whl ch will em ploy attorneys and .pur_. to cc••sumers w!lllln lilTs state cr onglgiCI In the busllliSS ~ supplying artificial or netural g11 to g1s utility experts to do research, draft laws. and companies within this state; Of' represent consumers of natural gas, electricity · Ovl Ptpa.tl.. ccrnpanln engaged In tho bullneu ef lransportlng neturel.,.. artificial gas througll plpas ot tubing and telephone. tither whally ot partly willlln this stllw; . JCI The term "mem-· ot "member ol the The Public Utilities CommiSsion of Olio carpcretton" iihall mean any reslda!otlll consumer who hal ( PUCO) claims It must "strike a balance" arolrlbuled a minimum al six (6) clollan to the Rllldonllal Utility Cansum.r Action Group In tho corparatlan's between the utility and the consumer. Today preaedlng fiscal year, extopl IIlii for tho first fiiCiil pMr, when government bodies make Important "member" cr " member of the corpcretlan" iiloall i1IHil 1ny decisions on the price and quality of utility residential ccnsumer who has ccnlrlbullcl S6 to the Utility Action Grolop In thai fiiCII ,_.; service. they are overwhelmed by the army of RISidenHal I Dl The term '"Member" cr "Member of tho Board of ~utility forces. Residential utility consumers Trusffts" iihall mean eny rllldlnllal ClliiiUiMI' lkoly elacllld need an advocate to match high-paid utility lo 1111 Board of Trust... of tho COf'potllllan; tEl The term "utility •:rulatory agancy" or "agency" experts, lobbyists and lawyers before the PUCO, shall mean 1 state. or polltlc1 subdivision theraol, an •p,•ncy legislature, city councils. and courts. at Instrumentality of tho Unlllld Stallls. 1 public sarv co .,.. ISSUE 5 WON'T ADD TO GOVERNMENT public utility commission or cother slmller body, which has jurisdiction to affect cr llleblliih rll• end chargH fOf' the BUREAUCRACY or r111tel of uti lily strVIces cr to affect In a •-ably RUCAG won't be a gOvernment agency at sale siA:Jstanllal way the quantity, quality or effect of such utlllly ARGUMENT FOR AMENDMENT . THE PROPOSED all, and It will be Independent. RUCAG will be funded by voluntary annual membership dues of S6. Consumers who cll!)Ose membership will control RUCAG. through an elected board of directors. RUCAG'S VOLUNTARY FUNDING WILL INSURE ITS ACCOUNTABILITY AND INDEPENDENCE • T<1 aid collection of voluntary contributions. a check-off provision will be Included with regular billing statements from utilities. Customers can conveniently contrl~ute a small" amount and Include It with their usual payment. The utility will transfer contributions and a list of contributors to RUCAG. RUCAG will reimburse the utility for administrative costs. RUCAG ~LL PROTECT CONSUMERS WITHOUT INCREASING TAXES OR UTILITY BILLS. Membership Is tolally voluntary. RUCAG will be accountable to residential consumers who will Qllly contribute If RUCAG . adequately represents their interests. RUCAG Is the best way to assure that the consumers voice Is heard · and that we have fair utility rates for residential consumers n11w and In the future. . Committee For the Amendment: Robert P. Weaver. Robert L Loltz. Edward A. Harter, Pauline L. ~~w. Brady E. Bancroft. FULL TEXT OF THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT IE IT RESOLVED IY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OHIO THAT ARTICLE XX OF THE OHIO CONSTITUTION II ENACTED AS FOLLOWS: . Section I. It Is thl policy lild Intent of the - l e of the State of Ohio to: lA) Estalllllfl with •II -"W"Y authcrlty a nat-fOf'· DI'Ofll membership corpcratlon lo bo called lila Rnldenllel \JIIIIty Consumer Actlcn Group, Inc. wllto tho authority and .....,slbfllty to ISsurt edequate repr_.lttlon and protectlan of resldlntlal utlllly c(lllsumers; end I Bll'rovldl far resl<lalflll utlllly c a n - oriemboriihlp Iii the ccrparatlan end ccnsumer rllpGflslblllly lcr the adlana 1111111 carporlfllan. Section 2. M liled In this Article, unless the context all fi iM•tr\"WIIIIIrl l requl,.: (A) The IW"m "resl...,lll consumer" or "residential utility con-" lhall mean any natural par1011 cr per-s wilD 11,. In .... dwelling """' f!!!!as transllllts, who are chlrtlld dlractly Of' tndlrtctly for !lie usa of gas, eloctrl~lly cr I l l . . . lot heatlna. l e Of' commW~ICIIIon cr otheo wise tor the bonallt of .,..._, wtollt In that unit; IBl Tlot ~rm "regulatal public utlllly," "uttllly". "public uflllty" cr '"utlllly corparatlon" mMns ev.-y \ wvlca; (FI The term "U.S. Coi)gresslorial District" lhall mMn thole polltlcel subdivisions used for the election of mtmbers at 1he House of Ropt"esen!allves of the United States; llld 1G) The lerm "campaign expenditure" iihall mean money, goods, services or other ....,.,11 paid, made, loaned, glvon, conferred or promised. Including but nat limited to the use of office ~p~~ee, telephoores, equlpmont, staff sarvlets, and provlslcns ot meals, drinks, lodging, lllt.rlelnrnent or lransportatlon. This definition lhall bo construed as broadly as possible to Include anything lor which 1 recipient would Of' could bo expected to pay money, or the fO'omlse (wllethor .,.. not legally onforceable) of ony such thing, except that the lerm cempal!ln expenditure lhall nat Include the volunta-y donation of a parson's own lime to - k an ·bohllt of any cendldatt provided that no substantial .pressure has been brought to bear on that person by eny ather par- Of' atgenlzatlon to coerce hlm./oer Into voiW~'-Ing . Section 3. There Is hereby creattd a .nof.kfr.protlt memberiihlp corporation to bo known as tho Rnldentlal Utility Consumer Action Group, Inc. whose mtmbors lhall Cllilslst of all r•ldentlel utility consumers Who contributed • minimum of six 161 clollars to fho organization during file ccrparatlon"s fO'eceedlng fiscal year, extopl that. lor tho lim flsc.~l year, the memba's sllell aonslst of ell tli010 who hive arolrlbuled S61o ltoeOf'ganlzatlcn during that fiscal yMr. Secflon 4. Fowers. (Al The Residential Utility Ccnsumer Action Group IN II hew the po-s. responslblllfles and dutieS of any other notkfr.prolll ccrparatlcro chartered In the State of Ohio, to 1he extent that· no conflicts exist bolween those powers, responslbllltln and dulles and this ertlcle. In the .....,t of 1ny Cllillllct. this Article 111111 control. (B) The Resident lei Uti Illy Ccnsumer Action Group IN II h!lve all r)9hts and powers rauon~bty ,......,, to eflecllwly ,.,.......,and profect tho lniW"est$ of r•ldenllal Cllilsumert of utility servlas. It his all the powers spedflcelly designated as well • thole _ _ ,, and lncldenllll to fO'OVIdlng such ~ elllltatlan end III'Ohctlon. (CI T1le Rllldentlal Utlllly cniiUflllr Action Group INIJ • such axempt status undo~ the lnla'nal Re,.nua COde as the mtmbers dtcldl could further lhe protection of ""'"'""' . Rnldentlel Utility Consumer Action Gro~ m•y I D) Thelnt.-ests. ongege In any legislative action M<IISiry to ca-ry out Its. pur- Including, but not limited to, lnttlellve end relerllldum . · (E) T1le Rnldlntlel Utility Consumer Action Group IMY . eccept . Jrants, arnlrlbutlans and appraprlatlons and IMY ccnlra fer services which It deems Section 5. Hearings. tAl Whenevwr 1he R•ldonllal Utlllly Cansuoiler ActiOn Gro~ belle- 11111 the ,.ult of ll1'f utility agency pooceldlng lillY subelantlltly afflct tho hola nts of resldonttll uti~ arnsumers, It lilly ln...._ n of right n • party .,.. IMit wise pertlclpate for lila ~ of representing tho lnlerests of ,.ldlntlal utility arnsumen In such procHdlng. T1le Rnldentl1l Utility Ccnlli!Mr Action Group shall comply with utility regulatcry agency stetults and rules of procedure of general epollcablllly governlft9 Ill .Intervention or pertlclpallcn In such pr0Qedlft9 and 121 the conduct of such fO'oclldlngs. cr actlvtly In which the 1Bl In any utility fO'oceedlng . --ry.,...,.lory . . �. 1- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday, ~1. 20, 1976 Bicentennial. . • (Continued from page I) blcenlennlal coalwne event. Nwnerou. residents aervod u Jut!ge "for varto1111 eventi Including Don Campbell, chairman of the Ohio Com· million on Aging: Senator Oakley Collins and Rep. Ron James. Judging alJo were Mary ~w ·Johnson, Rick Crow, Pearl Welker, France~ Roberts, Nancy Reed, Ort• Rollllh, Carl BarnhiU Cbarlel Pyles, Lucllle Leifheit, Debbl Buck, Jerry Hflferty, Boyd Ruth, Georse Meinhart, Edlllon Hobstetler, Hel"llllll London, Richard Poulin, Paul Smart, Clarence Andrews, Leo Story, Fred Hoflmail, Pete Shields, Eugene 1 r Thompson, Tom Wolfe, Judy ., ·II RISKs. Benny Slawter, Bill ' · McKelvey, Gene Oiler and Enunett Blackburn. Bicentennial Yesteryear PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE activities pictured '.here: OHIO CONSTITUTION - - Vt1ttors streamed Into inemor,- corner where a Vlrlely of lnlerestlng anUqua had been collected for dlaplay by the senior clUzens and to a craft room w.here arts and crafts were demontrated throughout the day. Outdoor.s, apple-butter and beans cooked In large kettles over woodburnlpg fires. Ther.e were same · booths and displays on the goWids Including . aome In· terestlng antique cars, locally owned, and demon· strattona by the Meigs MUZZle Loaders Club. Dan ·Smith and Joan Stewart served u emcees for the games and contests and Joe Struble and Bill Young for the entertainment with Mnl. Betty Fultz doing the emcee work on the btcen- FIRESTONE RETmES tenntal costume con!~st. AKRON, Ohio (UP!) Members of the Church of" Raymond Christy Ffrestone, Christ Singers presented 'the last of the famlly to head ' thelrblcentennlalmuslcal ''I ' the · Firestone Tire and Love America" tn theBapUat' · Rubber Co., retires Sept. 38 Churcl! Saturday nlght with a as chalri!Uin of the company square dance fo11owlng this founded by his rather 76 years event. Loretta Beegle • BI!O. presented her Charleston '• .Filj~~e. 68, hall routine for the approval of<the-' .chalqnan since 1966, larse crowd on hand for the board of directors was · e~pected to select his ,successor at Its Tuesday ,·'l ~ting. . . ,I '> ' Rls retirement melins \hat · for the first time In the company's history, there' II no Flrestooe at its head ol waiting in the wings.' '•Firestone plans to spend ;:ettme with h~ hll'ses at h J the de th ' f .I 8 ''11,1~ ,I,<IIUJ"Il, 1 ' '}I ~ 0 he hl:.:! . '-'1~ . .r t 4 Te . . . ...,. Artlde lUX, O~lot ~' I - . ' • I ' 1. For a non-protlt 111embershlp eorpora:tlon known as the Reslaentlal Utility Consumer Action Group (RUCAG) with certain powrrs and duties, including representation of the interests of residential utility · consumers In various utility proceedings, 2. That rl!llldentlal ennsumei'IJ or electricity be ebar1ed for the ftnt 400 kilowatt hours of electricity per month no mote per ki!Gwatt hoar than the average rate charged by their utility to all 111e111. ConstUMI'IJ with all electric homes .that were substantially completed by the effective date -of this amendment shall be charged no naore than this rate for the Brat 2,000 kilowatt hours of electricity used per month dar(Dtr: the winter months. 3. For voluntary membership in .RUCAG. contingent upon payment of an annual membership fee of at leaRt $6; for ·enllectlon of membership fees; and for RUCAC: to intervpne iri utility re~rulntnry proceedinr.s and in judicial review of such proceedings; to force the initiation or completion of utility regulatory · proceedings; to ennduct im·estigations; and to re<tuire the production of information. · 2. For cerlain controls on public utilities, their officers and employees, and on RUCA(;, 4. That RUCAG must reimburse a utility for reasonable accounting and That part of th011e ratl!ll which are described above are called lifeline ratl!ll and shall not be Increased by addinr any fuel ar parehaed gu adjustments or other expenae except whea rata are set or reset. check-otT expenses for collecting membership fees, although reimbursement of expenaes may be deferred until one year after the first election and in~tallation of trustees. 4. That any revenues IOBt to a public utility from the Implementation of the lifeline rates be made up eqult.ably from all other rates. 5, tor llUCAG to be run by a board trustees and for tlle qualltication, election, campaign procedures, duties, and terms of office of such board; It also pro,·ides for an initial .boanl or trustees to represent consumel'll aad for the operalion of such board until the first election. (~ of . 6. For tilling vacancies on RUCAG's board of trustees; for all meetings, reports, financial data, and studies of RUCAG to be operi to the public; and for removal of any member of the board by petition of the 10embers of RUCAG who voted from his district in the Jast election. ll7 lnlllaU.• PeliU011) 7. That lllard members will be bonded and are enlilled to reimbursement {or nectSSal'y expenses in the performance of their duties, Complaints which are non-frivolous shall be forwarded to the approprl:tte regula· tory ar.ency which must keep RUCAG informed of actions takfn, RUCAG's ntembersbip list must be available to memben for use con• sistenl with the objedit"es of RUCAG described in this amendment. f •' '1nt •··omo~ ELEC'I'EI>' , 1i BOSTON (UP!) - Dr. Leslie Hl!f!man, a phySician from Ma1!IIIee, Ohio, . wu elected president of the American Academy of Physicians Saturday .at the acadamy's Bicentennial Year Sclenttflc Assembly at Faneuil Hall. Hutrmaa aucceeds Dr. Herb L. Buffington of Watervme, •Mlm., who died last Sprtn, · ' ".,' YES .. SHALL THE PROPOSED AAIENDMENT BE ADOPTED? NO 8. Penalties for violation of any provision of the all)endment. (PropOO«j ARGUMENT FOR AMENDMENT The education meeting, at- ••• tended by about 3,5ot .. .. . RYAN OLIVER I · t;J · I -I delegates thoughout tbe • -ltiewm.rofa .... ; : country, proVIdeslO~ w prlle lor . die craetet · ' prosrams wlth ''topic.<s ·'of eattq eoa1e11 of tbe 1nten!st active doctcrs and 1 ulo r c II he a 1 • those who wish to keep bkste.d8l'~rvanci7' • abreut of the latest adviiJlcw In medicine. "' " ., THE PROPOSED hundred·!«<Dl kilowatt houri of tlectrlclly .-c~ during MCh mcnthly billing period.· (ll) For Ill Ioiii electric _.ling unlit IS defined In Section •(B), lilt llfellnt rm wn IPPIY 1o the lim two· """-'c- 120110) kllowltt hours of el«trlclty during each monthly bfll'"9. period batii•o Oclolw 15111 11101 April · 15th of MCh y.... ..,.,•• April 15th llld Octoloor 15th of MCh ,_., the 1"-flne • • IMII apply cnly to the first faur hunchd («10) kilowatt houri of tlectrlclty UNCI during MCh rnanthlr billing period. . 1111 The lifeline rate shill 1o the nrst thirty """-'c- (30,000) cublct.tofg~a lhlrtnoMChmao~ billing period botaaon Clctabor 15111 llld Aprlt 15111 of ISSUE 4 WILL LOWER RATES FOR AVERAGE RESID.ENTIAL CONSUMERS OF GAS AND ELECTRICITY IN OHIO. · With rapidly rising utility bills, It Is essential th'at the residential consumers pay the highest rates. With today's utility rate structure, the more eledrlclty or gas a customer uses. the less he pays per unit of energy. This discriminates . against small users and promQtes wasteful !B) n. llfellllt r~t. chl'fld by.,, public uflllty •11 bo 1111 nat lo excwd the -~~~~ , . _ requlremment for consumption . Mcll kilowatt hour of el«trlcltY.,.. cubic toot of f1S -'II to 111 • ...... by the uflllty. · , Issue .c establishes needed rate reform, (C) In the CMe of resldlntllt vas~ tho llltal known. as " ·Lifeline.'' that will provide all charge per cubic fool for the nefll _ , . 111!1 •• td (20.000) fief of gas used Iller tho ilfellftl lmOUIIf clurllll MCh resldentlal consumers with . basic monthly cubic manltly bill Ina period Ottobor 15111 11101 April 15th of amounts of gas and electricity at no more than each ,_. slwill bo no "*'' lhan fifty (Sl per cent hither the average rate charged by their utility to all lhan the lifeline ret.. _CDI In no a. lhall any llliollne rltl bo Inc"users. Lifeline also .benefits needy. residential addlna to ltllll'f ""'Of'.)M'"'-<1 ...~'· lrcM' consumers wlth<lut additional tax ·money and cost or. expense Incurred by a ufllll'( txciPI whorl refft en 1 without singling them out for public assistance. set or .-..t. . !El My......,"" loll loa public uflllly from the dl-.d ISSUE 4 WILL ENCOURAGE lmpl'""""tetlan of the lifeline rn slllll be mado ~ CONSERVATION BY REWARDING THOSE equl~rom all Glhor releL · 3 Eech public uflllly whoM ralls _. set by a · WHO SAVE. The n10re you conserve. the more money you dlvllkrlat 1111f1CY ol the st• Of' l o c a l - - ' lhlllllte !lief division Of' 8gii\Cy revlsoa rate tct.1 ~ ,... In will save over the present rate structure. Energy with arnformanc. with this ....., 41 '""" wifllln tNrty !301 dlys of conservation, besides being a national priority, the on.ctl,. dille of this amaoanent. T1le dlvlllan or IOIIICY Is key to holding down utility rates In the future. of tile st.te ot local gova n..-r lhllt lmplemlftt ll1'f rllw Mattery to aamply wtth thll IIM&udae•at Within Simple Lifeline rates will help residential chen9ts sixty ceo) dlys of the tflwcltft dale of this ai'IIINiment. All consumers 111 be more aware of their other public ufllltltl ..... atlwclad by this -···tslllll consumption 111d will promote energy efficiency lm..,_r such ,... dolngea 11 '".ft:711red by . this within llrdy (eo) clly$ofthe ,. .W. rA this aniong large uws. The conservation benefits eniendmtnt emeud,...t. that Issue .c brings will benefit all consumers In Secflon 4. M used In Article XIX: . (Al A resldlntlat censumer Is ll1'f natural .,..._ II' the long run. who u,..Jn .... claelllng untt • • prtnc,._l piece of ISSUE 4 UPDATES THE RATE ....-s resldlnar llld who.,. chlnlld clfi"ICIIy cr IndirectlY, lor the STRUCtURES IN OHIO TO REFLECT 11111 of gas ot electricity fer TIH!Inll Of' ltalltlna or Ollwo wiM CHANGING REALITIES. 1ar thebonelltot - p a sons while In lhitunll. . The present method for setting rates In Olio · ( 8) AIDtllellctrlc claelllng ""It Is I _.ling unlf which Is healed from Dctobor 15th lo April 15111 of - h year Is outmoded. Today, we no longer need rate fO'Inclpally through the - of ateclrlclty 11101 which wes structures to promote use <1f energy. Instead, we lither In - es a Ioiii electric dwllllng unit IS of the . need rate s1ructures to encourage conservation llftecll,. dale of this amaodment.,..- nat Yflllnthe lffKtlw .W. of this aneoid11110t but wes fully enc and to make sure that residential consumers pay IS of thlf .W. llid Mvwr UMd U ofloar than a fatal only for the energy that they use. Issue .c olectrlc _."... unit. \ (Cl ~ btlllnQ period Is that .-loci d ftmll t.r Incorporates these needed reforms Into .Cillo's which the 1c uflllty . normally bills Its resldlntlel_ r,ate-maklng J)I'OCess. CIIIMUmtrL the f1U111011 of dlla ililnlna the _,rilles of Committee For the Amendment: Robert P. atectrtclly 11101 gas to which the tlfellftl ra- shiiiiPIIfy, all Weaver, Robert L. Lciltz, Edward A. Harter, DUbllc uiPitltl shall hiW lwalft !121 IIICIIfhly bllllna periods In each calatdir ,_., all of wlolclllhlll bo 11 equal ln length Pauline L. Brokaw. Brady E. Bancroft. .. Is .-.bly poatble. llllll'f .n1on of the public uflllty's = -- .:r ,. :.:1 ~~~ . ..;TIDIAI-~M.·'IIck"tD .• ~&~~~~ place honors to a sack ~(lif:.~.part of the conteSta;of'" Saturday's. blcentennlal ctle~. , l'ltnl ,..~ " ' " ., , """" ."~" ,. , 4..,. • -FU'Li. TEXT OF TlfE PRQPOSED AMENDMENT ,,. · l' • ....... .... • ' ' ·" · ·~~ ... 1 """ • J'a.h·rt.-01 -'(~~ . f • I • v l.j \ 1 otr• ~q 1 ,~ r J;Q T )• ,..,. J , .,. ~" w • • ,~ f."' .~· •• ~ "· I"'' '"'' . narR w~ ~PI~ES n : ·t:: ..-:t >1•V;!\.I,_:; ~n.·:·" J . ,, SEPTEM~ER .;JO,, 1976 •• ,.,, . , ,. .,. • (' I t;r ~V.Aif•{ '" ' l '4' -a .... ,~:4wtr~ r~.~· . .,. . . ' ., .• w quite ;an ~etlan at O.IJttA-'··~~:~••~~;pf the iztooocco splttll'!l contest, : ,_ f "" """ ,..-..,...ff~.f\rf!SC!nts pr es to the winners. They are I I'QIIl-,. o Van Blbbfn',.~.I!I~:V~er, lsl~ll~~o.llVt., wtnnlng a spittoon: Jes/11!" ' . ,. '• ,, ,,, ' ,,, l!Chmueker, ~cand, a,DI!Il .'oliver, Wrd, a large ouldodr , 1 and Raymo thermometer. The contwht:s a weu cons\lletlili •!Ws.thetr "first experience" with ·chewing tobacco. j . 1 BE IT RIISOLYID IY THE PIOP'-E OF THE STATE OF OHIO THAT ARTICLE XIX OF THE OHIO CONSTITUTION BE ENActED AS FQL.LOWS: Secflon t. It Is hereby declared lo lit a .......,. public purpale and tho !fUDtlc policy of this steM to Insure that tho · ••ldontlal utility Clllllumtrl ot Ohio ... chl'fld a rM-ebt,. rafl, ,.,.lnafter l'lferrtd lo as the ll~llne rete, krrllltmlnlmumarnounta ot t!Kirlclty •!Ill IllS to · matnteln a 1111111mum standard of living. . Section 2. Public utilitY ratllllllln <lllo for ccnSUIMn of ies 11101 tlectrlcfty lloilll•ure lfllt: !A) E-y l'llfdlnftal eaniumtr In Olio shall bo chergecl a lifeline rete . krr lila foiJowtng quantities of gas jnjt · tllictrtdty: Ill f;f!CtPt far.total eleclr:tc _.ling until ~ dell ned In -ry Astro- n. J OJ-< ~'~I'iRE ''.. 1"\.f.!" A"P'/• v '!5 J\M , lho ,,, "'' Y'rf "1 COt.l:lMBI:Ilj,.otJlo IV ··...,, struck by an ADMINISTRATOR DIES Robert Unthalik trli!IMo•lte a vehicle. COLUMBUS (UP!)- For; concerned ciU~~ ~ue'to_: He was In sa·~rst,o\ctoi,:: meroOhlo Bunau of EmplOJ· his 's.i t ~llSS ill a. condtt[on. IZMIII Senlces Admlnlstratot Colwnbua hospital l>ed · •' > WllUam E. Garnes died $1ndsy afler what he thoiJitit . CHARGES SET • Saturday after suffering a was a good deed turned Into GOSHEN, Ohio (VPI) . :helrt auack. He was 63. more a.bad dr~?. WllUeG. Thomas.~I,GOibtll, He bad undergone surgery The Cinctngatt' "l&n . was lo be arraigned ioday earlier Ill tile WI!Bk. stopped his automobile near charges !Ued Jlfter ,\M 0arneo1 betided the BI!'.S Col~mb~s. S"llrdijo •·illght' · shooting death Friday night · 111dar former Gov. John .J. ,, w;hen. he sa)V '~PI.~~:AJ:')v~r , of Ralph E. ca:-IDil· GUJigan before that was run lDio ·a d(Jg,,.. , , . , • Th<*nas was held ~; tilt stale director of th~ Unlhallk,32,confei'Nidwlthl> Cie.ratont County•jlltl dtrifti 'J American ,dlederatton of II\~ ~r ~Q.~~. ~ half, ' the• 'llee~end withoillt:tleld.• I Slate, County and Munlctpal SloP~. aqtj, · ~" ' hf!4~e<t ) Sh!l"iff s deplllla·uld lba:. Employes.i · hack lohlsown car, ooly to be shc1ottng occurred! durfnlnr• J quarrel .,. a tavem . r"~(··~.~ ..,"'"' . .i.!l;;,r;;i!jili,~~- Grapt1 -e', a. . *'*' monthly billing period shill till within lila OctoMr 15111 to . I I 15111 periOd !lpiClllad In Section 2(A) (11111111 (Ill), that tntlre onconthly llttltng period IN Ube trealal11llall of It wn lncludal within t11at period. tDl A public utility lncludll -v corparlflan, company, ~rtr.o;:t fW81 cr aMOCialloni their ' - ' · truet- Of' vws. ...... .,., 01 a a•a•d 1n the bul'-1 of SUflillylng electricity for tight, heat cr fiOWWIM'PGII' 1o arn.-s Wtttoln this stilt. Of' (Ill . . . - 1n the ~ of IIUPIIIYinD ll'ltflclll .,.. natural viii lcr tlll!lttng, power or heating porpGMS to consumers within fMr ...... Secflon 5. If any provision of this Arttcte sfllll bo dlctlnd .-tltuflonll cr lnvelld, the other provlslans 111111 bo cllcl..-1 _,..st!Mklnll or tnvelld, the other provlslonl shall IWIIIIn In llftecl natwiiMtltidlng. , ... ~BedeOIOI ' - T-,, lepi. 11, 1171 ,.,.. (....... 11·,..,. 11) You'l ,_a cllance to comet your mlltak.. ~· wyou act Don, _ , W"ron under the rug. TheJ'ft rllum to hluilt you.' . • promptfJ. TAUIIUI (~ = and 10) You're bollt · 1 ••travapnt today. Unfor· tunar.ty, thai lifllleh you pin will , _ o llard time equalling -you·.. - . . . QIIWII (.., 1 1 - Ill Coioddt your with CIOII lllociltellciday. " _ , - - -iilu ;our polltion 1o 1111ko · a flw mtnor cor.oc III'Oit.._ CAIICIII (,_ t1....... IIJ Your txjiiCiatloi11 .,. ~ to txceed ,..._ today. Think big but a11o think fO'actlcilly. a-•·· LIO (.llofr II) The ICI-In-the-,_ you teal wiN through for you todl)" mer. be trumped. but an area you 1e111 expect could be the ..-llltlable one. · comti " I C - (0& - · ft) K I fottnd clenltl your rlqUIII todey, '*"- he hoi no other choice. lndlrec;tly, he will toy to work out eomethlng more bclntllclal. IAGmAIIIUI ( - . 15-Dio . 111 You're off to be a Ioili wolf today. HIOmolhing of lmpor!Mce Ia In tile -"coo, you'oe tile one wflo can tip the ICIInl-.bly. "ICII (M.. Ma'*ll) In your 11m glance II thlngo today you .,. prone to o - im· por11n1 - · A IICOnd look · a- the tn11 plctuoe. Your Birthday -·~ 11,1171 Exciting 11111 opal up lot n.-. of - be . you lnd lhll _ - ..- ·....., pro~~~ CAI'fltC.OIIN (Dee. Your -.y 11M u,_ 11) A ntW lnlpll'lllonli ap. gained througll proteh ml)" be -•lillY to conllol of tile Pill ,.. gel·u you o f f diJL Today the relftl . . In · your hllldl. Handle them- centW"today. Ute yout """"'~ ty. ly llld - lmtGI-•. LIIIIA (ltpl. II 0& II) You ACIUAIIIUI (.-. ...... 1t) You'l be lniiOhed In a - . . mey not be 100 -~ tl!today that looks lilt a lola- to daJ your baCit II to the .. but you and party. Wll: Than. I'OUI' ablllly to iip,Tho two of you can llllkt ft ,..,.. provl• will IUfprill- yoll. YIIIQO (A... 11-ltpl. II) 117 lnitiallve Sectlo!l •(B), 1he lifeline rllt Nll eDirly to 1111 first faur baNI•• I RELATIVE TO PROVIJ)ING FOR REPRESENTATION OF RESIDEN· TIAL UTIUTY CONSUMERS IN UTILITY REGULATORY ACTIONS AFFECTING TIIEIR INTERESTS. The propoiled amendment would provide : . 5. That any rate ehangl!ll neces&ary to comply with this amendment be Implemented within 60 days of the effective date of the UlfDdment. lfOOSTUME WINNERS ~ ·~~~ the first place ~rs \tn Saturday evening's bicenlennlal cost~e cmlest. AL~ron't,l tor, G~eta Riflle, da!IJlhter of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Rlffie, first m prettiest calel!ory; Jayne Hoeflich first h) authentic youth division • b&!=k frollj the left, Mr,s. Lucille ~it,,prettiest In t~ adult )!i~ion, a~ OJarle~ and llob Hoefilch, best couple and ~ aulhen'tic. The first place adult winners received lroP,hies"W;~thyoutbwlmersreceiViJig54e'sUverdollarseach . · ~ PJIOPOSKD CON8'1'1TUTION:A.L AIIBNbiiB.NT 1. That residential conaumerw of pa be charred pef table foot no -re thill the average rate charred by their utility to all 111en1 of P.. Thll rate shall apply Cor the Brat 30,000 euble f..t of ru uC!d eadl month. durlnr the winter months. In additlall,. thole c.a11111en may be eharred no ntore than 50% additional per eubk foot for the next 20,000 eubic feet of gas IIMd per 1110nth durlnr t~e winter months. · a. ' -- • The proposed amendment ·would require: " Te ...pt .,,. Artlclo IX, Olol• CoflltltoUea RELATIVE TO LIMITING mE RATES WHICH MAY BE CHARGED 'J'ORESIDENTJAL CONSUMERS FOR FIXED AMOUNTS OF GAS AND li:LECTRICITY. . '' I f 5 PltOPOSBD COJIIIITITtlTIONAL AIIBNDIIIIH1' . •;! - '•"' . II- , Ba~w~J; ~W:~t!~~~ '·'~;~~~~;,•i~~ied in ~ :room . - A -jority aOirmaliYe P~tilion) •ot• 1J De«HU7 !or paA&~e. YES SHAtL THE PROPOSED AMENI.ll\IEN'l' BE ADOPTEDT NO arparallon, aimpany. co-p-riihlp. penon Or 11uocl11111n. thelr lesMeS, trust... Of' receivers Who are: (I) Telephcne campanltl Who are ongagtd In 1he bulliliSS of lransmltttng meSsages to, from, through Of' within thels stele; ISSUE 5 WILL PROVIDE EXPERTS TO t II I Eleclrlc Llr;t ComJIInles engagaj In 1111 buslneu of supplying elcrctrlcl for IIQI>t, hHt ot pow.- pur~ to FIGHT UNNECESSARY RATE INCREASES. wlltoln Is stale; . It would create the Residential Utility . arosumers (Ill} Gas·companl• engaged .In the buslnest d IUppiylng Consumer Acllon Group <RUCAG) , a non-profit · artificial ot natural gn for tlahllng, power cr hNting organ! zatlon whl ch will em ploy attorneys and .pur_. to cc••sumers w!lllln lilTs state cr onglgiCI In the busllliSS ~ supplying artificial or netural g11 to g1s utility experts to do research, draft laws. and companies within this state; Of' represent consumers of natural gas, electricity · Ovl Ptpa.tl.. ccrnpanln engaged In tho bullneu ef lransportlng neturel.,.. artificial gas througll plpas ot tubing and telephone. tither whally ot partly willlln this stllw; . JCI The term "mem-· ot "member ol the The Public Utilities CommiSsion of Olio carpcretton" iihall mean any reslda!otlll consumer who hal ( PUCO) claims It must "strike a balance" arolrlbuled a minimum al six (6) clollan to the Rllldonllal Utility Cansum.r Action Group In tho corparatlan's between the utility and the consumer. Today preaedlng fiscal year, extopl IIlii for tho first fiiCiil pMr, when government bodies make Important "member" cr " member of the corpcretlan" iiloall i1IHil 1ny decisions on the price and quality of utility residential ccnsumer who has ccnlrlbullcl S6 to the Utility Action Grolop In thai fiiCII ,_.; service. they are overwhelmed by the army of RISidenHal I Dl The term '"Member" cr "Member of tho Board of ~utility forces. Residential utility consumers Trusffts" iihall mean eny rllldlnllal ClliiiUiMI' lkoly elacllld need an advocate to match high-paid utility lo 1111 Board of Trust... of tho COf'potllllan; tEl The term "utility •:rulatory agancy" or "agency" experts, lobbyists and lawyers before the PUCO, shall mean 1 state. or polltlc1 subdivision theraol, an •p,•ncy legislature, city councils. and courts. at Instrumentality of tho Unlllld Stallls. 1 public sarv co .,.. ISSUE 5 WON'T ADD TO GOVERNMENT public utility commission or cother slmller body, which has jurisdiction to affect cr llleblliih rll• end chargH fOf' the BUREAUCRACY or r111tel of uti lily strVIces cr to affect In a •-ably RUCAG won't be a gOvernment agency at sale siA:Jstanllal way the quantity, quality or effect of such utlllly ARGUMENT FOR AMENDMENT . THE PROPOSED all, and It will be Independent. RUCAG will be funded by voluntary annual membership dues of S6. Consumers who cll!)Ose membership will control RUCAG. through an elected board of directors. RUCAG'S VOLUNTARY FUNDING WILL INSURE ITS ACCOUNTABILITY AND INDEPENDENCE • T<1 aid collection of voluntary contributions. a check-off provision will be Included with regular billing statements from utilities. Customers can conveniently contrl~ute a small" amount and Include It with their usual payment. The utility will transfer contributions and a list of contributors to RUCAG. RUCAG will reimburse the utility for administrative costs. RUCAG ~LL PROTECT CONSUMERS WITHOUT INCREASING TAXES OR UTILITY BILLS. Membership Is tolally voluntary. RUCAG will be accountable to residential consumers who will Qllly contribute If RUCAG . adequately represents their interests. RUCAG Is the best way to assure that the consumers voice Is heard · and that we have fair utility rates for residential consumers n11w and In the future. . Committee For the Amendment: Robert P. Weaver. Robert L Loltz. Edward A. Harter, Pauline L. ~~w. Brady E. Bancroft. FULL TEXT OF THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT IE IT RESOLVED IY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OHIO THAT ARTICLE XX OF THE OHIO CONSTITUTION II ENACTED AS FOLLOWS: . Section I. It Is thl policy lild Intent of the - l e of the State of Ohio to: lA) Estalllllfl with •II -"W"Y authcrlty a nat-fOf'· DI'Ofll membership corpcratlon lo bo called lila Rnldenllel \JIIIIty Consumer Actlcn Group, Inc. wllto tho authority and .....,slbfllty to ISsurt edequate repr_.lttlon and protectlan of resldlntlal utlllly c(lllsumers; end I Bll'rovldl far resl<lalflll utlllly c a n - oriemboriihlp Iii the ccrparatlan end ccnsumer rllpGflslblllly lcr the adlana 1111111 carporlfllan. Section 2. M liled In this Article, unless the context all fi iM•tr\"WIIIIIrl l requl,.: (A) The IW"m "resl...,lll consumer" or "residential utility con-" lhall mean any natural par1011 cr per-s wilD 11,. In .... dwelling """' f!!!!as transllllts, who are chlrtlld dlractly Of' tndlrtctly for !lie usa of gas, eloctrl~lly cr I l l . . . lot heatlna. l e Of' commW~ICIIIon cr otheo wise tor the bonallt of .,..._, wtollt In that unit; IBl Tlot ~rm "regulatal public utlllly," "uttllly". "public uflllty" cr '"utlllly corparatlon" mMns ev.-y \ wvlca; (FI The term "U.S. Coi)gresslorial District" lhall mMn thole polltlcel subdivisions used for the election of mtmbers at 1he House of Ropt"esen!allves of the United States; llld 1G) The lerm "campaign expenditure" iihall mean money, goods, services or other ....,.,11 paid, made, loaned, glvon, conferred or promised. Including but nat limited to the use of office ~p~~ee, telephoores, equlpmont, staff sarvlets, and provlslcns ot meals, drinks, lodging, lllt.rlelnrnent or lransportatlon. This definition lhall bo construed as broadly as possible to Include anything lor which 1 recipient would Of' could bo expected to pay money, or the fO'omlse (wllethor .,.. not legally onforceable) of ony such thing, except that the lerm cempal!ln expenditure lhall nat Include the volunta-y donation of a parson's own lime to - k an ·bohllt of any cendldatt provided that no substantial .pressure has been brought to bear on that person by eny ather par- Of' atgenlzatlon to coerce hlm./oer Into voiW~'-Ing . Section 3. There Is hereby creattd a .nof.kfr.protlt memberiihlp corporation to bo known as tho Rnldentlal Utility Consumer Action Group, Inc. whose mtmbors lhall Cllilslst of all r•ldentlel utility consumers Who contributed • minimum of six 161 clollars to fho organization during file ccrparatlon"s fO'eceedlng fiscal year, extopl that. lor tho lim flsc.~l year, the memba's sllell aonslst of ell tli010 who hive arolrlbuled S61o ltoeOf'ganlzatlcn during that fiscal yMr. Secflon 4. Fowers. (Al The Residential Utility Ccnsumer Action Group IN II hew the po-s. responslblllfles and dutieS of any other notkfr.prolll ccrparatlcro chartered In the State of Ohio, to 1he extent that· no conflicts exist bolween those powers, responslbllltln and dulles and this ertlcle. In the .....,t of 1ny Cllillllct. this Article 111111 control. (B) The Resident lei Uti Illy Ccnsumer Action Group IN II h!lve all r)9hts and powers rauon~bty ,......,, to eflecllwly ,.,.......,and profect tho lniW"est$ of r•ldenllal Cllilsumert of utility servlas. It his all the powers spedflcelly designated as well • thole _ _ ,, and lncldenllll to fO'OVIdlng such ~ elllltatlan end III'Ohctlon. (CI T1le Rllldentlal Utlllly cniiUflllr Action Group INIJ • such axempt status undo~ the lnla'nal Re,.nua COde as the mtmbers dtcldl could further lhe protection of ""'"'""' . Rnldentlel Utility Consumer Action Gro~ m•y I D) Thelnt.-ests. ongege In any legislative action M<IISiry to ca-ry out Its. pur- Including, but not limited to, lnttlellve end relerllldum . · (E) T1le Rnldlntlel Utility Consumer Action Group IMY . eccept . Jrants, arnlrlbutlans and appraprlatlons and IMY ccnlra fer services which It deems Section 5. Hearings. tAl Whenevwr 1he R•ldonllal Utlllly Cansuoiler ActiOn Gro~ belle- 11111 the ,.ult of ll1'f utility agency pooceldlng lillY subelantlltly afflct tho hola nts of resldonttll uti~ arnsumers, It lilly ln...._ n of right n • party .,.. IMit wise pertlclpate for lila ~ of representing tho lnlerests of ,.ldlntlal utility arnsumen In such procHdlng. T1le Rnldentl1l Utility Ccnlli!Mr Action Group shall comply with utility regulatcry agency stetults and rules of procedure of general epollcablllly governlft9 Ill .Intervention or pertlclpallcn In such pr0Qedlft9 and 121 the conduct of such fO'oclldlngs. cr actlvtly In which the 1Bl In any utility fO'oceedlng . --ry.,...,.lory . . �proposed lew he• btalmt law In ~~ farm the request Qlalbaaed fnm Precedlal Pace Atoldent al Ut lly Consumer Action Group Is ntorvenlng or partie poling II uuthOrlztd to requtotlhe ut lily regu 1fory aoency to nue such orders IS are appropr ate under the agency s rules of practice tnd proctdu e with rHpecl ro the summon no of wllnHSt$ copying of documents ' papers and records prOduct on or books and papen and submission of ntormatlon n writ ng Such ulllfy egulatory agency shall ssue such orders unless t reasoMb y deform nes '""' any such order requested s not relevant to the matltr at asue or would unduly Interfere w th such ut lfy regu atory agency s dlocherge of Is own statutory ob lgotlon Stdlon 6 Prehear ng nwstlgallve Demand IAI Whenever the Res dentlal Ut lfy Consumer Act on G oup has reason to be ave that eny ut lily or any person doing buo ness with a uti ly may bt n possession custOdy "' control ol any mate al or documentary nlormat on re evant to any future uti ly f!lulatory agency proceed ng II may pr or to the not lulion of such proceed ng nue In wr ling and cause to be served on such utll ty"' person a prehearlng nvesl gat ve demand requ ring such ut I ty or person to prOduce such materia or documentary nto matlon for exam nat on (e Each demand sha I ) stale the consumer nteresf nvolved and the purposes for wh ch th~ mater al or documenta y Information s requ ed 21 dHcrlbe the class or c asses of mater al or documentary nformat on ro be produced thereunder w fh such del n teness and certa nty as to pe m t such materia or documenta y nlormat on to bt fa ly dentllled 3) dent ty the person to whOm such mate 11 or documentary Informal on shall bt made available 4 prescr be a dele bT wh ch such mater a or documenta y nrormat on w be made avallab e C Se r h de d rv ce 0 any sue man may be made by del ve ng • du Y executed copy to such person or uf lily Of" to any off cor manag ng agent gene al agent the eof or any agent appo nted by aw to rece ve such service on behalf of such pe son Of" ut y or by depos I ng such copy In the Un ted Stateo ma Is by rf!1 slered or ce Ill td ma add esstd to such person or utll ty A ver fled retu n by any nd v dual making such so vice or a ef n 1 0 11 1 10 " r u pas sue" ma ng shall be proof of sad serv ce ce ece P 10) Any ut ly or person upon whom such demand s prope y served sha I make such materia o documentary Informal on avo lab e for nspectlon and copying or rep oducl on by a person or pe sons des gnaled by the Resident al Uf lily Consumer Act on Group I El The Res dent a Ut lty Consumer Act on Group may make any use of such material or documentary nformatlon as s consistent w th Is pUrposes as set forth n this A 1 cle I F) Whenever any ut lily or person tal s to comp y w th any prehNr ng nvest gat ve demand duly served upon h m the Res denllal Ut ty Consumer Action Group may II e e pe t lion In any Cou I of Common Pleas lOt" an order fo such court ~MforcemMtt as s necessa r to make such PBson or ul lily comp y with the p ov s ons of this sect on With n JO days of the I ling of such pet lion such court sha I determine If such demand has been properly Issued and du y served and I the court so I nds shal Issue such order IGJ The Res dental Ulll ty Consume Action Group shal not Issue a demand pu suanf to fh s section tor any material or documentary Informal on that ) Is a matter of pub c ecortl or 21 s for use n a ulll ty regulaiOt"y agency proceeding n which the Resident at Utll ty Consumer Action Group has forma tr Intervened and s ova lab e to the Resident al UIIJ ly Consumer Ad on Group as a matter of r ghl du ng such proceed ng. Sed on 7 ~~ t ons lor Ru e Mak ng IAI Wheneve the RHident al Ut lily Consume Act on Group btl eves that I wou d bt n the nterHh of resident a ulll ty consumers to do so I may I It with the regulatory agency a pet I on equestlng t 11) to cOt"nmence and complete a proceed ng respedlng any uti ty acllv ty or lack thereof or 121 to compete such proceed ngs IB) The petit on sha set forth facts establ sh no the need for the procHdlog and a brief dHc pi on of the substance of the orde or amendment desired as a rHull of the procHdlng ICJ The utll ty regu atorr, agency may hod a publ c hear ng"' may conduct such nvest gallon or proceed ing as II deems approp ate n order I<> deform ne whether or not such pet I on should be granted I0) With n sldy days after the Ill ng of the pel t on descr bed n Section 71Al the utll ty regulatory agency shall t thor grant or deny 111e pel I on It the agency prants the petit on I >hal promptly commence or complete the proceed "0 05 requHitd by the pet I on I the agency den es the pel lion I >ha pub Ish the ,.,.sons for such den al 1 the agency does not act w lh n s xty days the pet I on shall be deemed den ed (E) If the ulll ty eoulatory agency den es the pet ton made under th 1 sect on the Res dent al Uti ty Consumer Act on Group may commence a clv 1act on n any Cou t of Common PIN& to compel the uf lily regu atory agency to commence "' complete the proceed oo lor both as requested In the petll on Any such action may be flied by the pet 1'-t'thlrfydeys after the denial of the pet ton I F) If the IIHident al Utility Consumer Ad on Group can demonstrate to the salsfactlon of the court that Ill the agency had rur lsdlct on to com monee or comp ete such proceeding and l2ltht agency cou d have lawfu y ssutd an ordar lllfwctlng the uti I ty act vlfy or act thereof set forth In the petition the court shall order the agency to connmence or camplate ouch proceeding (G) In any action under this sect on the court shi I have no authority to compe the agency to lake any action other than the commencement or completion of a p oceedlng Stdlon I The remedies under these sections shall bt n addition to and not n lieu of other remedies prov ded by tew Stdlon 9 Jud clal Rev ew The Resldenllal Uf lily Consum~r Act on G oup shall bt deemed to have an Interet! aufflc enf to ma nta n actions for ludlclel review and may as of right and In the manner preterl= law Intervene or otherw se partie pale n ooy CIYII pr nga wh ch Involves tha review ol enforcement of en 19f11CY action 111ef the Res denllal Uti ty Consumer Action Group determines may substantially ailed the Interests ot residential consumers Stdton 10 Research The Resldtntlal ut lily Consumer Adlon Group Is author zed to conduct support and assist research studies plans lnveatlgat ona conferences demonstration protects and SIWYeyS concern ng the nferests of residential ut 1ty CDIS~mers Stctton 11 Funding (AJ Thtrels hereby created • new account to bt ncluded In the oystem of accounts to be kept by publ c ut I ties to be called the Rtoldenf al Ufll ty Consumer Act on Group Asscounts ( BJ Each pUbl c ufll fy wh ch Is • telephone company an tfectr C tight compeny or a vas company Shll prov de NCh resldtntlal utility consumer billed by that ut lily w th n or upon eech periOdic bill 1 check off card upon wh ch the resldtntlat uflllfy consumer can ndlcafe that payment In "'cas of the balonce due to the ut Illy on such per Odic bll shall bt lronsferrtd to the Resident at Ut ty Conaumer Action Group Account ICJ The Rtoldentll Ut I ty Consumer Action Group shill In cooperation with NCh uti ty specll ed n Section 1 I 8) specify the formal and dH gn of the check-off card No ul lily shall chenge the dtolgn of Its bi s or change Its ma lng procedures n ouch a way 11 to affect the check off card without g vlng the Residential Utll ty Consumer Action Group siiCiy days notice to approve such change I D) Each utility speclf ad n Stdlon 11 81 shall pay the monies accumulated In the Rtoldent al Ufll fy Consumer Action Group Account to the Retldentlat Ullll~ Conoumer Action Group every s xty days If shall also wl In the I me r.lod &fated make available to the Resldenfla Utll ty Consumer Adlon Group the ,.mes and eddrtsSto of thOse ar~aumers who have made contributions to the RH dent al utility Consumer Ad on Group Account and thttofal •mount tor Mch consumer I E) No utility off cer or employee of such utility may In any way lntertere w th the service of or In any way penalize any consumer confrlbul ng to the Res denllal Ulllfy Consumer Act on Group or partie Pilling n any of Its acllvlles (F! No utility off e»r or employH Of such utll ly may In tny way Interfere with or hinder the distribution of the check off card, or n any way change Its mall no procedures so as to mlllt the Inclusion and distribution of said check-oft card dllflcull or moreexpenslve No utility or officer employee or aoent of 1 uflllfy may nterfert or thrMfwn to lnfer!Wrt w th or cause eny lnferf.,..,ce with the utility service of or penalize or tltrMten to penalize or cauH to bt penellzld any l!fl'lllll Who contr buies to the Rtoldentlal Utility Conaumer lctton Group or portlclpolto In any of Its acflvltlto In retribution far such contribution or participation (Gl The Resldtnflall.ltlflty Consumer Action Group shelf C::,ptly relmburH each llllllty for all rusqnable dirac! !MIIfel coet1 Incurred by lilt utility In colnplylng with 111t lltd!M fii'OIIIdlll thtf the Rnldtntlet utility Consumer Actfln Gr-. !NY poslpoM relmburllemlllt of the utlllf es far Clllltl Incurred through the first election Of Truot- until fwlfyt ~ efttr IUCh Truot- lrt IMttlled (H) .,.,.._ ertatn~from the -•lion of th s lltdllrl IIi ,_,"" ~letlonl between the laf,....l UIHI!y ClGMumer elton Group and the llllflfy I 1111111b" or by 1 Civil fiJI KHdllll In the c:otl'fl of tills alate Ntflftll' lilt Utility nor the Restdtntlet Utility Consumer Actfln Group m.ay fell Ill comply with the provfslona of this Arflcle b y - of thetxlltttnee Of IUCh I dlapult Stcllon 12 Botrlf of TrulfHI CAl There Is hereby crllled 1 Botrd of Trustees whOse lhlfl be 6toNn by the membersh p of the Rest at Utllltv Consumer Adlon Grouo n a yearly ; I A.'tt"::'.J mHI ng convened lor th1t pu pose The terms or the :~~ ~~\~~the:"~~':et!"~"!\':.,.4Y..,d be drawn by 181 Tht regu tr term ot office tor Mombtrs or the l!lltrd or TrustHs sha bt two yNrs and no Momber shi t -v• more than th " consecufl ve terms Cl The seven In !Ia Members of the Bolrd of TrusiHS whO shot serve unl an et~lon Is cal ed sha 1bt l James L Mack 1419 Wins ow Rd Sheker ~ ghts 44 l2 21 3! •J 51 John T Looney 213 CrHiwoOd Aw Wadsworth ••21 Edward A Harter lO'I C lfs de Or Columbus •3102 Susan E Clark 62 N Blach Akron •oiJOJ ChariH S Toskas 111 E P11 lade ph a YoiM1gstown 6) Fred Shutt esworth 710 N C esent Avo «507 45229 c nclnn1t 7) Suo11t1 M Weaver 1065 Brandon Rd Clev, and He ghts •• 12 Once the consumers of the ut II es have contributed SIO 000 00 an e eel on shal bt called to o eel tht Board of TrusiH> Half of the Board elected at th s tlect on shill hold off co unt I the next annua meet ng the other hill shit hold off ce unt I the second annual meeting following the election The ength of the term of NCh Mennber elected to !he Board of TrusiHS n the n I al te m sha I be determined by lot I D) The Board of Trustees sha be comprised of one person frOt"n each U S Cong ess anal Dtslrfd whO ohall repr.,.nt the nterHis of members of that d str cf Each member of the co poraf on within a U S Congrtos anal D str ct shall have one vole In thee ed on from thai dlstr ct No employ" sharehOlder or bondholder or spouse of any emp oyH sha tho der or bondhO der of a uti ty nor any pe son who s or has been In the p evlous I ve years elected or appointed to any federa state or loca government polltkal off ce and who ecelved a sa ary o holding such office sha 1 be ellg ble for t eel on lo the Board of Trustees except that this section shal not prevent any cand dale for or Member of the Board of Trus ees from own no one share oi stock n any uti ty IE) Each cand dele lOt" eled on to the Bolrd of Trustees sha I I e a statem0111 of flnanc al lnterHis n accordance w th the P ovls ons of lh s act with n s xty deys priM to the e ectlon of Membe s to the Boa d of T ush!es The nil al Board sha escr be a lorm t- t"'e sl1t--t of I n11t1c al ....... of TrusleH the riterests AI e the I rsl election~ of "a Board Board oha I revise such form as they I~ ne<Hsary and presen t to the member oil p for approval Th s form sha be ave lab e for any membe to see and shall include at INs! the ldl The provisions of this SK!ton shalf blself.ftecutlng II1CI no court nil stey aparatlen hereof or to any portion hereof to the -Ill Of 111 - l u i perty In lilt first court during or pending eppeela (51 Cal 'l1le Governor ihatl -UIIfy publish, publlclu and ,..._ to 111e moclo and to 1ppraprltf. .Officials of ~ comlhuntl'"- 111 a. m - cltlltned to Inform of lilt tffKilld lilt entire evacuation ~ ljlltfflld"' lilt llcenothg of Mdl nuc:fler f1lllon pl.nf or relet.d •citify llffwcth'L.lhe state CAiplts 01 lilt pflftl ""'' be medt -~. . . Ill pulllk llf10II requeef tl n0 mort llw1 lilt OOtl Of r..-uctton (b) The Gou• nor shell tllablllh procedures tor .,nutl revt.. by state and locll Offklllt ol tllllf'!IIIICY medlc.el aid Diana Jnd eatablltftad tvtcutlion plans In 1M licensing of alc:h nuclttr fllllon power plant or related ftclflfy affecting lilt state with rtglrd for but not limited to auch ftclon 11 the adtqUocy end occurecy ol such plans chonoto In tr.rflc pattems population dtntltles scllools and lndUifrlll devel-nfs and tho avallllllty of sulflc ent hotlllftl and tmer(ltllcy feclllllfl to c.ere for victims of nuclear accldtnts. Jnd other factor• as requested by locally tlec1lld olflclols The procedures shall provide lor lull pUbl c Plrtl~lpotlon n the review · \ ~f) Tofhfextentlhlttfllssectton slnconsstent with ony preqlouely' "'lsllng jlroYttlool of lht Ohio ConstitutiOn the provlslont ol thla section shill control 111 If .ny provision of this Helton or the application thereof to tny person or clrcumsltnctsls htld Invalid IM1der the laws of the United Stales ouch Invalidity shall not affect other provisions or appllcatloni of this Hctlon which c.en be given .tied withOut the Invalid provision or appl calion and fo thl&llt1d the ovlstons of this section are ....,orable envlronmentollsfs lol Initiate lnllo<- In 01 oiWwlle partlt pelt Ill MY ufll ty regulatory or cOIIrf proculfllle or acflv tv nor fo requ re tny pellllon 01 nolllklflon to the Aesldenl 11 Utility eons- Action . _ 11 a (81M1ttfln precedent to such right nor any llffii!Ji.....,._....., egency or court Of ony obl'-tion or lffKt Ill _, tllll~ to permit Intervention or porlfclpttiOn br 1 or lf'IMjP or clan of consumers In any proceeding or Ktlvlfy ....,,.., n th s Art clo shal be cteemad to preeluelt lilt owntr~~~tp by 111e corporal on of one shirt ol atock In MCI1 utility dDing bus ness n this state Sad on 15 Membership L st The 11 of mtmbtrs shill bt 1vt llble to any mom.., tor nspectlon or capylng .t nomiMI rates No per1011 shill Ult such list Of" any pori thereof except In furlhara- of such ~ po1e1 and functions of tho <OI'poretlan os tre sot out In this Art cle r• "'lev• "*'fled PROPOSED AMENDMENT 10 111 OHIO CONS11MIOft G I IIIII U~llllllNSIIIUIIONAL AMKNIIMIIN't lo dvpl Arlicle XV Stchun II Oluu ( onaUtul on PROPOSED AMlNDMENT 10 THE OHIO CONSJIMION Hll \fl\ I 111 I Sl \IIII"IIING I UO< I lllllt ..'!'l FOU I f!(,I~T ATIVF. Ill ~HINC s \Nil \IIIlO\ \1 (II S \t I I\ II \Ill IllS 01 Nll( I~ AH 10\111 II \1'\1~ \NIIIal \llll I \(JIIIItS IUIOit 10 111lllt ( Oii:S lUI ( I ro:'i <HI I :\1' \NSION \Nil I HOC I ll!lltl S IOU COMI'l N HI I I ~ < lfl !Ill J'AQpPSE(? ~NSTITUTIO)'IAL AMENDMF.NT i/[tfl•llll 1 II I ll:iJ,J {1 l j , , ro dopf tw Sttllon I of Artl<:lc 1! and now Artocle XIV Rnd to ropfRI Set! ••• h lb It II 1e If and I g of \rl rio II 01 o t.:onotitutlon 7 SA liON 01 IIIISO!'\S WIIO \II INillllll OR DAft!A(,J)) IIY TIIEIH ()I Ell \I HIN 1111 I XIS II NC I !tEl ATIVE TO SIMPLIFYING TilE PROCEDURES FOR AND REFERENDUM f. I 1 I I 11rt r In tunslruchnn or HJlllll h n of n nuclear flower plant or r~lll d r thll I ~ ilh 1 111 ro\11 mu,l first I~ ohlnmtd AP11roml lr-. n 1 t I ! I he propos•d amendme11t wquld prov1de 1s 1" tn rl I 111 n "' I ts tnd ttroudnrcs tnd hrtrmgH muNt It hrll In tlllton lht 111 h tnl mt s( 111 llllr( snfllctutl lnsurnnrc • r uulrmn I h n I r "'I ~ns It flcrsons 11 I o have bt!l1 Injured or d 1111 ·~(d fo ow no nformat on 11 the ldent y by name of all corporate and organlzat ona d reciOt"shlps he d and I due ary relatlonsh ps held 2) • delal ed descr ptlon of al real estate In the slate n wh ch any Interest d reel or nd reel Is held ncludlng an option to buy 3 thenameoteachcredllor to whom monies In excess of $1 000 00 are owed and the nterHI rate •I the name of each bus ness nsurance policy or trust n 2 I xt 1•lmns from t ntlll nnfl fnr ccrlnm nurlutr plants fnrlhht~ '1 tmu~tnrv received during the preced ng yea 6) at st of bus neoses w th which he shels associated that do buslnH> w lh a uti ty and a dHC pt on of the nature of the bus ness an amei1<J'M~nt l6 the Ohio Constittltton mnY' pehllon •agned by at least 250 000 electors of such bus ness and 8} fan nsurc1nce or eat estate agent a st Qf a I clients flu r r nud1 m In hng \\t rl nuns (t llfl<nsahon whldt are caused In llu t\ <I II< r lllflh n t f nm n tl tr 11011cr 11lnnt or rclntcd f I ti 1\ lit ft td lilt< 10 IIIII ><11 h <uti trt !1 ht htid s(rJdh !table with o I 1 ro f f nt gl t:• n • Act \II 1 h • tusr sut h d unagt'!t shall he dfcmed ullrth zmlots Hhlllus 3 That e~~~PI fq~ emergfnc~ In vs tax levtes and approprralwns for cur rent expense~ an) Ia \I ~cc~10n of Ia' or any item of law appropnatmg mone' ma1 he referred to the •olers tf demanded U) a pehhon stgned IJ~ lt least 100 000 electors a1 d filed •lh}il 90 ~ays after such law has P¥Sed Such law or Item Will gp mlo effect only 1f approved by a ma)ortl) of the electors votmg on 11 ('f) F nanc ng of e ectlons l The Resident a Ulll ty Consumer Act on Group shall ma to each member w fhln a U S Congress anal Olstr ct a two page statement frOt"n each cand dale frOt"n that d str ct along w th the ballot The costs for ma lng and reprOduction shall be borne by the RH dent al Ut lily Consumer Action G oup 2 No person shall ncur campa gn expendllures on behalf of a candidate w thout the express ~m records books and other- ntormatlon regard ng campa gn expend tures t may r,equt5f b) cooperate fully with any aud t or exam nat on conducted by tha membersh p and c) subm llhe statement -cr bed n Sed on 12 1F) Ill to the Res denlla Ut lily Consumer Action Group lh ty deys pr or to the ma I ng date •I Each member who Is a cand date for election to the Board of T ustees shal cerflfy under penalty of perjury that they have ncur ed no campa gn u:pendltu e In excess of $200 00 IG) Election Procedures II Upon rece pi of a petition signed by twenty five members of the corporal on enclors ng the cand decy of a partlcu ar membe of the corporal on lor election to the Boerdof TrustHS at INs! s xty days prior to the etecflon the i!llardsha I dec are such nom nation In effect providing that as of the dale the Boa d rece VH the pet lion that member has contributed a sufflc en! amount to ent He him to memberohlp In the dlstr ct n wh ch he Is r1M1nl1111 tor the Board the fol owing fiscal year 21 The Board of Trustees shall repare ballots upon wh ch are pr nfed the MmH of al candldllles from a particular U S Congress onaf 0 sir <1 together with all ssues to be voted on by the members These ballots together w lh the statements from the candldetes and any supplementary materia s concerning candldetes or Issues to be voted on sha I be ma led to a membersth rty dayt prior to the • eel on 3) Thee ectlon shall bt held at the amual meeting of the COt"porat on to be held n Columbus Ohio within s •fy days of the close of the fiscal year Members may vole either by return ng the r ballot to !he co porlll on or In person at the meet ng. Elect on sha 1 be bT simple plurally 4) The In tlal Board shal develop standards ld prov da for adequate I me and for a fair process for nominations and elections Aller the I rst election of a Botrd of Trust- the IIIlard shall develop elect on procedures and standards wh ch >hal be approved by a major ty of the members of the corporat on I H To I I any vacancy occas ontd by the failure of tny person elected as a d rector to qual fy or n the event of death rem ova res gnat on or dlsqua If cat on of any Member a successor for the unexp rH term shall be nominated from the same US Congressional Dtsfrlct and se ecttd by a two thirds majority of the remalplng Members of the Board Such vacanciH shall bt I lied with n two meetings of the Board (I) The Bolrdshall havefhe power to manage the alfa rs of the corpor allan IJ The Board shall halie among oltiers the !Iii lowing dutes l to subm I to the membership at Nth quarterly meeting a I nanc al report lor such querterly per Od 2) to submit the membership at each quarterly meal ng a summary of Is activ I "' for the preceding qu1rter 3) to keep minutes books ..,d records that will reffeclafl the acts and transactions of the Bolrd and which shill be subject to elllmlnaflon by any member •I to prepare periodic statement& of the financial and substantive operations of the corporation •nd to mtke copies of each available to members an~ the pUblic and 5) to cause Its books to bt audlled by a connpetenf cerllf td public accoUiltanflt leastonceeach ftscal,year I K) All mHtlngs of the Bolrd shall bt open to the pUb lc nclud ng meetings of ttl subcommittees In addlllon CCH"np tie mlnutH of the meet ngs shill be kepi and d strlbuled I<> at least one public library n each U S Congressional D strld All rtPQrls studies and f ntnclal data she bt open for publ c lnapedlon during regular bus ness hOurs I L) The Board shall as soon ~s pracf cal offer the close of the fiscal year prepare and mall an annua I report to each member and to at INsl one publ c library n Nch U S Congrtlllonal District IMJ The Mennbero of the Bolrd shall bt reimburSed for expense& nttessarlly ncurred by them n file performance of their dut es I~~ Mornbers of the Board of Trusleft can bt removed by petition offorty per cent of the total members voting In the lOst electiO!I from the U S Congress onal District from which thai Board Mennber was elected No petition for recall may bt flied within s x months of the election of the Botrd N\tmber 101 Mombers of the Bolrd of Trustees and staff eligible to diJburse fuhds shal bt bonded The cost of sudt bOnds shall bt paid by the AH denjlal Ut lily Consumer Action Group 5edlon 13 Consumer Complaints Whenever tht Rtoldenllal utility Consumer Action Group rectlvtl from • rlllldenttal ulllll¥ consumer any written complaint unless I determines that such complaint or nformatfon •-rs to bt frivolous It shall pl'ornptty transmit tuch camptalnt or lnformllllon to the appropriate utility regulator_y agency Such ut lily regulatory agency shill keap the Residential Utll ty Consumer Adlon Group Informed of whllf action It Is taking on complaints transmitted pUrauant fo fhla 1tcllon Stdlon •• Mlsctlltneous Nofh ng In this Article shell be consttutd to limit the right of any consumer or any group or clau of conaumera or I ro~~du1~~ for. tile til ng oi the text or a proposed law ~>r amendment or Ia ~ to be refeueif for 11rcp 1rat10n of a s 1mman by the Ohto Ballot I 5 I or Jtltht tl 1'' u ' and d!'rtst n ror non cuml>hnnrt mth llTOV1~iom of lht 1 r 11 so I tmtndmtnt upon 11rhhon 11 I he Atlornc' (,cnrrllnr an) )lo ml for the prcparahon of the pclthon con tam ng the summary for n tttrcmcnts for ctrculal "" a1 d str,nmg the pcht10n for the Ballot no~rd to prcscrtl e I 11iot Jauguage md explanaltons for pre1mrat on and publ cal on of a'>.uments supporlmg and optwsmg the law or amendment and for placement of the queslton on the ballot at a general or specml electiort c•ftt~n (rrot OH4 by In toat • I oll on) sslon of that cand date In add I on to the ass stance p ov ded to ...ch candidate n Sect on 12 iF) Ill each cand date may ncur campa gn e><pendllu es lnclud ng those ncurred on his her behelf by other persons of no more than $200 oo 31 In order lo become e Ill bit for the ma lng descr btd n Sect on 1 ( F Jill a candidate shall al obtain maintain and turn 5h to tie membersh p any A Majorlt) affin111at \'C hlltfated by a <hr uletlttncl a~d ntcurnrv of m thnl ad nnltiR!Ualun 11luts f1r 1ll cnmnunillcs nf f<cltd h1 nudtar po c1 11imls nnd rrltl I f u1hhcs m fht slah ol the ndlv duo or I rm with wh ch he she s associated who are e !her • ul ty an emp oyee olany ut lily or a consultant to any ulll ty The te m do nO bus ness w th aut lfy shall not nclude be- ng a coosumer of the normal ~v ces of a ul ity Ill! least hO 000 electors If the Genertl \ssembly does not pass the law as subm1tted "tlhm stx months or enacts an amended vers10n of the I m t~e COnlf111ljec of the pcllboners sponsor. ng t1 e pelt !ton may re fll est tli'at ~he Jaw as. proposed or wttH le~tslillnc amcntlnlehls be put to a vote of tile ~ople 4 I rott~uns for 11111111 rlll111rl• to rut\tr rlumn~es m ruldtlion tD nnv doing bus ness w fh a utll fy and a description of the nature 1 2 That n law mav be lhlhflted bv subm It ng :\ l'!ebhon stgned by at clients 1 f an aHorney o an accountant a I st of a or I and a h\lhrs 3 I 1 r 1111 ht 11 1 uul Jlltl hr r<l 11'11 INITIATIVE 1I Tlla 1• wh ch a tlnancla nte est e>x sts and the nature and amount of such nte est 5} the source by name and category of the amounts of any Income ncludlng cap ta ga ns wheth~N or not faub e "'""""""* ote 11 ntrtsaary for piiiAI:'f lw iullrnteslon attn elldlon shall bt tiled within thirty days afttr the ell)tndld law loll bton fllad with lht sec-.lery of state Jnd lhe IIICI'olary ot state h11 notllled lht commlttw of ..tlltoners of such fllfna . A reqtMI tor submission ot on etactton may dtmlnd submlulon ol the proposed aw t !her • first ~a sed or with any- or more of !hi amendments which o been Incorporated therein by either or both hOtMS of the General Ailembly end I musl be accompanied by the ltllf ollht l\1apand aubmlsston 18) Upon tho lllng of • request far submlulon at an election under Dlvllion IAI of this Hctlon the secrtflll'y of sttttshallaubmlt the low propoSed therein to the oledoro at the next succeeding General E;lectlon or at 1 spocltl etactlon on the deft fixed by lew for holding the primary etactlon whlche'lllr Is Mrller occurr ng subsequent to one hundred '-'Y days af"' the Ill ng of the request If auch law Is approved Dy a majority of the electors voting thereon It l1kto effect thirty cllya alter the elactlon IC) No law proposed by Initiative or tupplementary petitiOn shall ca~faln more than one sublact which shal be ciMrly expressed In jts I fie No •uch law approved by the voters s stibject to wiD by the governor The lim lations expressed In lhls Constitution on the power of the Getlorat Assembly to tnad laws shall bt deem~ limitations on the power oltht PtOP.It to tMd laws 5ectlon 3 No law pallid by the Genera Auembly shall go Jnto oiled until ninety days after I s Iliad with the secretary Of stllle except as otherw se r.rovlded In lh s Helton or Section 2 or Section ~ of this art cle During such n noty daY period the subm sslon to the electors of such law sectkon of tuch law or Item n any such aw approprletlng money may bt demanded by a referendum petition having prlnt..:t across tht lop Referendum Pel lion tor voter conolderatlon of taw eM<!ad by the General Assembly signed by one hundred thOusand electors certll ed u provided In Section 6 of th 1 art c e and flied with tho secretary of otate The secretary shall subm I such aw Sldlon or Item to the electors at tht next succeeding general election or at a special election on 111e dale tlxtd by lew for hOlding the primary elactlon wh chlver Is Nrller occurring subsequent to one hundred twenty days alter the fllll)fl of the petlllon No such law section or tom shol go Into tllect .., en approved by a majority of the electOt"> vot no on I If so approvld I shall go nto effect thlrt)i days alto the erection The filing of a referendum pel lion proposing the submission ala section or tern does not thereby prevent the remainder of the law from going nto effect Stdlon • Laws providing for tax lev es appropr at ons 101! the current e•penses of .the state government end state nstltullor1s and emergency laws necnsary for the mmedlllle preser•alton of the public pHct health or salify shill go lnl<> mmed ate effect Such emergency aws upon a yea and nay vote must rece ve the vole of two-thirds of all the members elected to each house of the General Assembly and the reasons for such necessity sha be set forth In one secllon of the aw which section shall be pesstd only upon a r.N and nay vote upon a separate roll call thereon The aws Included n th s section are not subject to the referendum Section s I confl ct ng amendments to the Cons! tullon art approved at the same election by a majority of the elector> voting thereon the one rect vlng the highest nurrtbtr of all rmatlve voiH Is Ill• amendment to the Constitution 11 conflldlng matltrs of law are approved at the same e ectlon by a ma torlty of thee odors voting thereon the one rece vln9 the highest number of afflrmal ve votes Is the law Std on 4 The style of all constltut anal amendments subm lttd to the electors by pet ton shall be Be I rHOived by the people of the Stille of Ditto The sty e of all aws s!Aim tttd first to the General Assembly by In I at ve pet I ort shall bt Be t enacted by the Genera Assembly n respoflse to an In tlatlve petit on Whoever seek• to I It an nlllat ve or referendum petit on shall first I te w th the secretary of state and the Dh o Ballot IIIlard a copy Of the full text of the proposa to be subm lied togelhtr with the names addresSH and written consents of not fewer than three nor more than I ve electors who have agreed to serve as members of a cOt"nm ltH w th a dHignattd cha rman thereof to represent the pet I ontrs In all mailers relating to the petition The board sho I within I lteen days alter I rece ves the text prepare an denllfy ng ~'J>IIon and a fa rand truthfu summary of the proposa and subm t them to the secretary of state and to the cha rman of the cornm ttee The connm Hee sha I then prepare the petit on which shall conta n a t ue copy of the capt on and the summar~ P.repartd by the boa d and shall I e a copy of the oet t on w th the sec.retary of state before so c at on of '1" 1 • ' ··• EHedlve Date and RopHI f adopted by a majority of the electors voting on this ar11endment the amendment shall take Immediate effect and exist ng Sect on 1 of Art ole II and Sed ons 1a 1b 1c ld le 11 and g of Art de II of the Constltuf on of Ott o shall be epea ed from such effective dale 19) 20 27 (10) 4 8 SIC Georgia's other presidential nominee and no Ia v approved by the voters may be vetoed 'by the Governor "11~11 THE PllOPOSim AMENUl\fENT liE ADOPTED? ~. TOM TIEDE 5 That no law proposed b' lmtmhve shall have more than one subJect YFS ... 1 M~~turtolothlpetftlon Thepotlfllllllllybe~­ flfed In pam but each port shallbt Identical to 1111 C1J11r flied with lilt secret~Y ot stele The llll!lton ntad nol CIOIIftlll h. lull text of tht propolll but If II .... not Mch IOUc:ttor of slgnaturts to the petition shill carry a true copy of lhe IIIII led while soliciting and the Delllton lhlll sttlt lmmtdllltly fol owing the aummary Tht 101 cltar ol your lignllute II requl ed to have a true copy of the futile•! of the 111 p atil summarized In fhll petit on Upon request ha muot preMnf It to you tor tKamlnellon Each slgrwr of a petition must bt tn tlector Of the stale and shall sign hiS own name ndatlbly on lht port petitiOn The s gner 1 address and the dele or signing shill be pltced on the petit on afflr the name Such addi'ess shall Include the township and county for 1 res dent oufllda a municipality and the Mmo of the municipality and the atrHI and number I any, for a rtoldtnt ot • m1M1lclpollfy On each part petition shall eppeer the sol clfor s cortlf cat on stating the number of tho signers of such port petition thlf etch ollht signatures wts made on the stated dote In the preMnce of the solicitor and that at all tlmto while soliciting ht carr ed and made available on requeat 1 true copy of the full ltd of tilt proposal and staling that to the best of his know edge and btlllf, each olgnaturt Is the genu ne signature of the person whOM name It purports to bt Md that such person • an eltdor res ding Ill lht otoflld eddress who had knowledge of the contents of lhe petition No affldav t or other cert Ileal on thereto shill be required Every pel lion shall contain a statement to the effed that any falslflcat on Is subitd to penal! es as prescr btd by ltw As soon as a cert I ed petition conta nlng a proposal to bt subm lted to the electors s flied w th the secretary of atatt the secretary >hal transmit tht proposal lo thl Ohio Ballot Board wh ch shall prescribe the ballot language and an explanation of the proposal In the same manner and subject to the same terms and cond Ilona as apply to ltsues subm lttd by the Gene a Assembly pUrsuant to Stdlon I of Article XV I of th s Constitution The ballollangutge shill bt prescr bed so as to permit an alflrmat vo or negtllve vole upon eaQh conslltut onal amendment law section or Item submitted The committee represent ng the petlf ontrs shill pr'epa e an argument support no their pos lion The Genera Assembly may prov de by aw lor the preparation of opposing arguments The explanation and the arguments sha not exceed three hundred word• each The proposal the ba lot language the explanation and the arguments shill be published once a week for three consecuf ve weeki preceding the election In at IHSI one newspaper of general circulation n each county ol the stale where a newspaper Is published The secretary of state shall cause to bt placed on the ba lot the capt on and the bel ot languege prepared by the Bal ot Board for each proposal contained n a properly cert I td pet t on f ltd with not ess than the required number of s gnatures The pet lion and s gnatures shall bt presumed o be n all respods sulf clenl unless not tater thtn seventy I ve days before the election the petition • proved to be nval d or the s gnatures Insult clenl or an ad on challenging the val d ty of the petit on or one or mMe s gnatures s pend ng which act or was bf!jun not later than one hundred days before the elect on No proposal voted on by the elodors shall bt held unconstitutional or vo d after the election because of an nsufflclency of va ld s gnafurH or an Invalid pet lion The In t at ve and referendum prov s ons of th s Consfltuf on sha be sell executing e•cepl as olherw se provided Laws may be passed to faclltate the r operation but n no way I m ling or restrict ng e ther such provisions or the po\Yers reserved to the poop e Sect 011 1 The Initiative and referendum powers are reserved to the peop e of each muplc pa ly and each county on a I maffers which such mun clpal tv or county may now or hereafter be authOr zed to control by leg slat ve action Such powers ohall be exe clsed n the manner now or hereatfer prov ded by tHe cha er of the municipal ty or county or f not so provided n 111e manne now or hereafter prov ded by aw r"" 6 That mumc1pahhes and counties shall have the r1ght to m1tlabve and NO referendum a_s may be proVIded by law :_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.!._ __, ARGUMENT FOR THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT Ballot Title (prepared by Secretary of State) PROPOSED CONSITUTIONAL AMENDMENT RELATIVE TO ESTABLISHING PROCEDURES FOR LEGISLATIVE HEARINGS AND APPROVAL OF SAFETY FEATURES OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS AND RELATED FACILITIES PRIOR TO THEIR CONSTRUCTION OR EXPANSION AND PROCEDURES FOR COMPENSATION OF PERSONS WHO ARE INJURED OR DAMAGED BY THEIR OPERATION OR EXISTENCE ISSUE 6 IS DESIGNED TO ASSURE THAT FUTURE NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS IN OHIO ARE A SAFE AND SOUND INVESTMENT OF RATEPAYERS MONEY Each new nucletr power plant envisions a billion dollar Investment by the utilities of Olio The safety reliability and economics of the energy sources on Which our state economy runs are too 1mportant to delegate solely to federal authorities and utility officials and are of rlghh matter of State Interest ISSUE 6 WILL HELP END THE CONFUSION ABOUT NUCLEAR POWER SAFETY AND ECONOMICS. The legislature by simple maJority vote will approve construction of foture !IUCiear power plants after public hearings The h. .rlngs provide citizen Input before accountable elected officials Unresolved problems of nuclear fuel supply safety systems riCiloacllve waste management ltCurity and economics will receive the scrutln~ of exptrts testifying before the stele legislature The l~lllature muit fin~ that safety systems are effective and methOds for handling and disposing of rldloectlve weates are safe Issue 6 will assure that nuclnr power facilities have Insurance or Indemnification to fully compensate victims of nuclear accidents Ail industries In Olio ere liable for hturds to the public utilities should be no different ISSUE 6 WILL PROTECT THE PEOPLE AND BUSINESSES OF OHIO By insuring that demonstrated techniques exlat for the safe management of nuclear power end that the public remains financially protected against any nuclear power risks Issue 6 entrusts our elected representatives to make sure that 11fety and flnenclaleccountebllity ere Integral components of our state energy policy Committee For the Am111dment Robert P Weaver Robert L. Loltz Edward A Harter Pauline L Brokaw Brady E Bancroft FULL TEXT OF THI! f'IOPOIID AMINDMINT IE IT IISOLYID IY THE f'IOI'LI OF THI STATE OF OHIO THAT ARTICLI XY 01' THI OHIO CONSTITUTION II AMINDIO IY THE ADOtTION OF A NEW lleTION TO ltiAD Stdlon11 I 1) Tht people of lht Stele ol Cillo cltllro by IIIIa emtndmant to tWirciH tht full poww vwttc~ In •d In thlaltatt by lhe Conlfltutlon and laM of lht United Stllnln the arMa of tai1CI-use public health ..,., lild wtlfare lltlno of nuc w 11111011 poww plants IIIII olfltr nuclear ftcllltl" IIIII tho rt~~t~lltton 01 111 actlvltlll Involving tnd relaflnO to nuc:IM~ flaston power IJI•ll end r.'ann'"" "'*" nuclear facll t es The people further dtclaro that the he.lth safety and welfare of -both prt1111l ..,d future genll'altona the construction or ex~llon or enlorgement or operation of nuclear linton power pltnts or other nuciMr facilities end the man1111em•nt of radldacllve waatea 11 a molter of stilt Interest 12) Any applicatiOn lor any permit tertlflc.ete or license to be obttlnid from tny agency of alate local or CDunty government for the conaturdlon of any nuclear flulon power pltnl or tor the authOrity to expend or enlarge or opera!~ an exlsl ng nuctMr fission power plant or lor fht tumorlfy to construct expond anterge or -•te .ny facility or activity to thaextont that It Is Involved In the storage frtnaportetlon disposal use manufacture procesalng, or reproctoalng of redlotdlw materia Ia waates or futfa for uH Ill or produced In the courH of the prOduction of tltctrlclfy with fhe uH of nuclear flulon or far the euthOrlty to CXIIIIIrucf expand enlarge or operate any electrical transmteston line corrldor.s or any transportllllon routes to ad from auch plants and-or lac Ifilet If not finally approved by Jonuory 1 1971 m1y be approvld by tho Governor or any st1te. loc.el or CDunty agency tnd mty remtln In tlftct only titer Ill the foflow11111 cond tiona are mat far Mch plant or facility undoi' cons deration or any person or group of persona may commence or q:ontlnut construction of any nuclear fllllon po- plant or relaflld feclllfy without a flntl valid construction license from the ftderelaovernment luutd by January 1 1976 only afltr 1lllht following conditions ort rnt1 for Hch auch Pill!! or facility Ia) The applleant hH oblalntd sufficient 1111urtnce or lndtmntflcetlon to auurethlf victims oleny fltriGIIIilni"'Y property cllmage tcllliOmlc ,_ or ot1ttr damage that resulli In whole or In port from the oxlslonce or -•lion of tht plant or facility ere enured full compen11flon for lht In Iurv damege or lou Ib) The Gtntrll AIHmbly through •1olnl CDmmlltot haa IOIIclted Oplnlana tnd lnformttlon rom lnflt'tlted par1on1 ar~cernlf)G !11• llfttnd aconomlc.el operetton of the plant or fecllty and lili madt lht mettrlttaaubmllttcl by lht appllc:ent and olhers tvallablt to auch f18110111 for c:ommanl Wldtly publicized openhetrlnga throughaut the lttlt 111111 bt held con~~quent to this IOitcltllllon giving full 1nlf ldtctuate not cttnd en OflfiOI'Iunfty to eny person Ia list tty, 11 being a conditiOn of auc~ hetl'lnM ~~~~ Cl'al end wrlttln opinion Information or ol~l\lnflmopy ~ell be atven lllldtr «**I All partlclponb sliall be aubjtcf to c..- axiimtnatton by mtr~~lter• of tht ~nt cammlttw and subitet to .-neblt limits J10Hd by the lollll cammllfol by Olh,r lntwtaltil per1on1 et lht hterlnal tel The Gtntrtf Auombly1• et any reguler ~esalon tntcts specific enabling logls18TIOfl permitting approYII Such leglllltlon shell tiiiUirt li melorttr,,••Hirm-.lvt volt Of the ,_._. alocl,.t !!! Nch~ll n tddlllon no auch llllbllng l.aiiYtWO,IIiill bi 'N ~ttl tht public hetrtnga II dtKrJbici 'Jn' t~':f b) hiVI ltiHn Jitfd and Ill testimony Ia CGiftlll"" Etch IIJdll lief litlell lfiChldl In Its prtl!llble llfliCiff~; fl91f1118li¥ la;.ad\ plfnl or fli~llltv under conaldartlton on flit batla of c:INr enif.eonvlndna tvldtnct ~ "" that (I) The lfflctl-• of 111 ntetiiii'Y lafeg-dl and 1111ty 1yslet'n1 lndudlng bulo not llmltlllf tQ lht tn~~rg~~tcy core c:oollng system of •ch. •w;tt or flclllfy his bttn dlmonatr~·to fht NllafiCiton ol ffii c;,noril AiMmbly by comr.:':::l,.. tnd IUCCIIifvl twtlhtl. of IUbltentlell~ :.:a:-.r:r:-r,~1:/.":/ ~poet and fill The 1 rldlooctl'll ~1fli; end 'rldloiCttvo Waelts of Mdl SUch jiiMf fir f.:nlty' Cill lit stored lrlnlf1lll'l" -'llnllf or lftlp a1 t II!J ·" ""' . . . .bit tor-bit -'blllty of llldiN~rl"' lilt hHitll. end welllre of the peOple ollht Sln.,C!I·QIIlllw lrillltltlaillt or unlnllnttd ~ II' dtvtrlfati· if' hlrmfUI lnelltltlt ., 01 rlldloiCtlvltf tnlit 1IW 61i!W.C ..YIIIl&uellt .. ~ of "'*li! af:a 5tt!i:=~~=-=::: :r.~ ih.if. ::I/IIN-""' .....,oil .. God. IOdtl mtydllm ~'t.~ltlv~~~= durlnfl wlltdil"ud,'1iir~lllkir Wl~t.-lritr m-;;'~fu..; to be harmful dr l'llllliliCttft .,..... '" " m Thtprovlll-ofJIIhactl•d:ll&" 111111 nof ~~ =:'if''"~.;, I Ultd • f: mtlertell..ftatlflll •u~ m t t l l . : . a . ' or tducaiiiMIIIUI',...Inl"'*tcorpi'liiM to tny nuct•r 111111011 IIOMr plent or relel fecHity ~ 1 Vlllld fltlll Cl1llltrUCIIIII IIW!ill . . . . tram 1M Unlfld Stills Atomic 1-gy Comm= at Ill IUCQIIIGI' lllllCy by Jen-y 1 1976. but ntt to oiiPIIIIfon olterttlori or tn~trgement ol eny IUCfl nuclllr nuton PI"' plent or rtlaled fecllltv C I etaNta..,. =~'"''""" ~ '~~r~ ~::" •Yihm., 7 That fio law may be tmhated by petthon whtch could not be passed !tY: ~~~~ Assemhil Other spcctfic hmttahons on the powers of mltlauve .aiiir. rctcreiYilllm \1 h1ch relatll ~0 laxatiOn o[ am P.roperty ttw are repealed (Pro!>l)jled by lnlhat ve Pet tlon) ~ A. malorlt;,; atli~mptlvo vote Is ~~~·~'7 for P....l{._ "' SHALL THE PROPOStD AMENDMENT BE ADOPTED? ~RGUMEN.T AMEN~M£~'1' FOR ; THE 1 PROPOSED " 1 ISS'\:if. 7 ~IMI'LIFY JNltlATIVE ~ND REFERENDUM BASED ON THE ftECOMMENOAT'ION~ QF :('H~ OHIO ~ONSTITU:t'IONAL REVISION COMMISSION In Its 1975 report the prestigious blparttsan commission 1 view!~~ the entire body of ~onstit..,t:l9nai, JanOlJIIIIIt tin_ file IPI~latlvl). and refer.endum concluded that the provisions were confusi~Jg.Jll'jd In n~d of revision Cv1lt' n INiliiAliiV<E AND REFERENDUM ARE BASIC TOOLS OF CITIZEN SELF 'GOVERNMEN.T They >permit citizens to pcopqse laws and constitutional • · mnendments; for voter conslderat1'6ij o r f'o o'lfei'Fial! Til ~(iileellll!ll laws jjhacted b)t > tlie legl~atur• The h 1~12 Olio £onstllull6n 1estllbll$helt ol h'l'ltlatlve and referen~IIIJ). a~. ~ru~1er111 IMpor,tant safety valve!l ~ to usuF• sfate gove-rnment Is ~~esponslve to 4he people Issue 7 would enable citizens ~~~p.T' ~l'tj'i measures f1romotkill ;fAii ,.~t~';.l!i\1! $0 utlllt1Y policies even ~ •~te 1-.lifl~ure-'fa t.O acr ";'111' ll)JHtV ~H~ss¥~~~~\~J:~~~~'Vtf,~~~A~~J~ to the leglslattve l{rocess and actually Improving tile legaslature s perf9.rmance and effecttveness ~~e procesws shot~ld be readtly available to the citizens ~ 1 Commitlee For the Amendment Robert P Weaver' Roberf L Loltz Edward A Harter Paul ne' 1.: l!rokaw Brady E Bancroft ) FULL TEXT OF THE PROf'OSED AMENDMENT • BE IT R!O$QLVED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OHIO THAT A'R'i'ICLE It EXISTING SECTION 1 ond SECTION 11 1b 1c ld 1e 11 AND II BE REPEALED AND NEW ARTICLE II SECTION 1 AND NEW ARTICLE XIV OF THE OHIO CONSTITUTION BE ENACTED AS FOLLOWS f ARTICLE 11 v Stet on 1 The legislative power of the state sha I be vested n a General ~stmbly consist ng of a Stnale and J:I,Q\J:i\! 'bt Repr~ntiJI!Vts but the people reserve to lliilliS.fws tllei w«:'flf !~Illative and referendum as pi'O\IIdeO<I" ~ <XIV.at th ...Cons! fulton ~ u ~ f1RltFLE X)Y settlon-~ !J:ht'~ubmlsslon of a proposed amendment ot fh lt.ConlltiMion'lllriCIIY:Io!tht e~!Qrs may bt demanded by an lnltlat .,. petit~ hav ng pr n~ llq'OSS the top Petition. for. an amendment to the Constitution to bt submitted d r•ctl,l to the vole~; stQIIed by tw'o hundred !Iffy thousand ei~IOI'> cert flld aa provlded In Section 6 of this article all'! l)l!!dJw th the se~etpry of stale The secretary shall submll the proDOSed amtildmont fu the electors at the nt)(f succeedfnat agteneral eled on or at a special election on the datiitf~ y law !Of holding the pr mary election whichever s earlier occurring subsequent to one hundred twenty days after the filing oflhe P.efltlon If I he amondmenlls adopted by a 'majOrity oflhe electors voting on t I btcomesa pert of lhtt Cons Mton and shall bt pUblished by the secretary of state Sect on 2 lA) The submlulon of e proposed law to the Genera ~sembty may be demanded by tn Initial ve petition hev ng printed acrou the foP pefltton for a lew to be submitted first to the General Aasembly' signed by 011t hundred and fifty thousand eltdors cert fled as prov ded In Stdlon 6 of this article and flied w th the secretary of state The secretary 5hafl transmit the full text of the proposed law forlhw th to the General Assembly A law prOf!OSed by Initiative petit on shall not be proposed nor enacted by tha General Assembly as an emergency mN>urt If a law proposed by Initiative petition becomes lew e fher as proposed or In amended form It shall bj traated as a lew originating In the General Assembly except that If the p~ lew Is amended by the General Assembly and becomes law and 11 a request lor submission at an election 11 Iliad as provided In this section lht law enacted by the Genera Assembly shall take .tied only f the law ~by 111• riiiUftl tor aubmllalon alan eltcllllll s rejeCted by a malorlty olthe electors voting thereon H within six monlhl from the time the proposal Is ~I \ltd by tht Gentrtl Alaembly the proposed law has not be'~e law ai proposld Ita submission to the electors may bt demanded by a request flied with the secretary of slate for subm IIlion of tho law to the people at an election signed by the members ollhll commlltot of petltlon.-s within thirty deys aHerth..txlll,..lon of the six months except that If lht By Tom Tiede WASHJNGTDN Lester Maddox the pres1denllal oommee of the Amertcan Inlependent party believes lilll3elf ~&be the embotlment d. .the canunon man And indeed be is U ClllllllOn U we Cline Bald bespectacled etb!ated only lhi'ougb the 10111 grade be is In no way an elfele elite eliCept pe"haps a. "'lfll'ds race He II merely ole Lester 60 years of age ollee!lled With himself lite of .. He wu born on the Wll'llilll!-cl8118 side d. Atlanta the son d. a bOOle,iOYIIII! llllCiillll who had periodic •gument.s with e~oyment Ills molhfr wu a BlblereadillJ! ~lpllnarian who later in life was to have a 11'1p to the Hliy Land blotched beCIIIIe !he had to share an airport restroom with a lig bl~k, snelly nigger who WI1B cOmbing her hair aU over the pl~e Dad Maddox had lt'OAJOd out of Getrgia s school syatem In the third griK!e m1111 In tbe eighth Lester was the second d. llw children and reD¥mbers nolhq of b!s chll41ood so DlUCh as lis poverty He FUNNY BUSINESS lt'tuld In patched clothi!!g slufllng cardbOard in hiS shoes becawte the family could not afford new soles In l!m after his IaUter had lost yet mother job as well as the family h1111e lester decided to foUow the lead of his elders regardq education I felt It was almost hopeless to continue school under those cmditions He qwt to get a job He worked m many en terprJSeS He was an ap Jl'entice dental tecllniclan a clerk In a jeweler s supply muse a soda jerk a dell~ry bly a steel worker During Wtrld War II the man who Will to become one of the JM~t out!pOIIen patriots of 30 yeM"s later got a Job In a IE!ense plant and thus was CJempt trom the draft N111e ci his ea"ly em ploymenl appealed to Maddox. I never got the good spots he recalls somebody else always got the good !pOls Besides his 1111biU111 was to go Into bustne!ll ftr bliiiSelf During the war he used a $400 savi~s ace oun t to ~n a short~rder shop called lester s Gnll It was lilly By Roger Bollen 1. LL. p~€.6 0~ lH16 O~E Tt-IERE'S 1-JO LJTTLE, GOLD I FIN6ER R1N 6 • 10 tiy 14 feel tn size and parts of 1t were built from rtm nants of a chicken coop but It lr01J8htole Lester from there to here In 1947 us!~ proflla tr1111 the gr1ll Maddox bull! wtet was to become his own monument Plcknck Restaurant The Picltrlck was of by and for the c1111mon man The white common man naturally Lester thought up the rwne himself explmrung JI'Oudly that customers would iJck their choices and he would rick (pile) the orders on plates Anyway the commoners loved it By the 19518 the Pickrlck was the eatecy for the little peq~le of AUanta and ole Lester was not 111ly lhell' maitre d but their political gtru By now he was railing agamst godless conununhm and shameless mlegraUon Ole Lester had become the biggest redneck 1!1 town He ran for office often (mayor tw1ce lieutenant governor once) but it wasn t IJltil t!ll4 that he became outrageous e nough to be taken seriously On the &(!lllllJ! of tbe Civil Rights Bill of that year three black students tried to •.at In the Pickrlck and Lester kept them out at the point of a gun He was to win th!s batUe ( I OUR BOARDING HOUSE Ibn l want their woolly heads In my place J by cltaq the Plckrlck down Two yeara later he became the gllftl'llor of Geolila (he ded q~ponent Bo Calloway In the blllotlnl rut was voted in by the state legislattre) Lester s story becomes more familiar alter this As a national figll'e he has champ1111ed the Ku Kluz Klan the John Birch Society 111d a gro~ of hla own called GUTS (Georgi ans Unwil!q 1o SIJ'render) He hu ped died Negro baiting axe handles he has advised police 1o shoot rioters on sight he hu warned us that Playboy mag82ine mould be bilnned from newsstands And be ran for president 111ce before In 1968 getting zero delegate votes at the Democratic convenUon Now he s m the news again He says that when he was born 0tr colored wtman pcked me up and said Thil boy s gonna be pre81dent sane day So he s solld.Ung voles from all those c<llllllon men who bel!eve In segregat1111 in government by vengeance and In a God who would shoot rioters on .Ugh I Y all come out now and vole heah' wtth Motor Hoople �proposed lew he• btalmt law In ~~ farm the request Qlalbaaed fnm Precedlal Pace Atoldent al Ut lly Consumer Action Group Is ntorvenlng or partie poling II uuthOrlztd to requtotlhe ut lily regu 1fory aoency to nue such orders IS are appropr ate under the agency s rules of practice tnd proctdu e with rHpecl ro the summon no of wllnHSt$ copying of documents ' papers and records prOduct on or books and papen and submission of ntormatlon n writ ng Such ulllfy egulatory agency shall ssue such orders unless t reasoMb y deform nes '""' any such order requested s not relevant to the matltr at asue or would unduly Interfere w th such ut lfy regu atory agency s dlocherge of Is own statutory ob lgotlon Stdlon 6 Prehear ng nwstlgallve Demand IAI Whenever the Res dentlal Ut lfy Consumer Act on G oup has reason to be ave that eny ut lily or any person doing buo ness with a uti ly may bt n possession custOdy "' control ol any mate al or documentary nlormat on re evant to any future uti ly f!lulatory agency proceed ng II may pr or to the not lulion of such proceed ng nue In wr ling and cause to be served on such utll ty"' person a prehearlng nvesl gat ve demand requ ring such ut I ty or person to prOduce such materia or documentary nto matlon for exam nat on (e Each demand sha I ) stale the consumer nteresf nvolved and the purposes for wh ch th~ mater al or documenta y Information s requ ed 21 dHcrlbe the class or c asses of mater al or documentary nformat on ro be produced thereunder w fh such del n teness and certa nty as to pe m t such materia or documenta y nlormat on to bt fa ly dentllled 3) dent ty the person to whOm such mate 11 or documentary Informal on shall bt made available 4 prescr be a dele bT wh ch such mater a or documenta y nrormat on w be made avallab e C Se r h de d rv ce 0 any sue man may be made by del ve ng • du Y executed copy to such person or uf lily Of" to any off cor manag ng agent gene al agent the eof or any agent appo nted by aw to rece ve such service on behalf of such pe son Of" ut y or by depos I ng such copy In the Un ted Stateo ma Is by rf!1 slered or ce Ill td ma add esstd to such person or utll ty A ver fled retu n by any nd v dual making such so vice or a ef n 1 0 11 1 10 " r u pas sue" ma ng shall be proof of sad serv ce ce ece P 10) Any ut ly or person upon whom such demand s prope y served sha I make such materia o documentary Informal on avo lab e for nspectlon and copying or rep oducl on by a person or pe sons des gnaled by the Resident al Uf lily Consumer Act on Group I El The Res dent a Ut lty Consumer Act on Group may make any use of such material or documentary nformatlon as s consistent w th Is pUrposes as set forth n this A 1 cle I F) Whenever any ut lily or person tal s to comp y w th any prehNr ng nvest gat ve demand duly served upon h m the Res denllal Ut ty Consumer Action Group may II e e pe t lion In any Cou I of Common Pleas lOt" an order fo such court ~MforcemMtt as s necessa r to make such PBson or ul lily comp y with the p ov s ons of this sect on With n JO days of the I ling of such pet lion such court sha I determine If such demand has been properly Issued and du y served and I the court so I nds shal Issue such order IGJ The Res dental Ulll ty Consume Action Group shal not Issue a demand pu suanf to fh s section tor any material or documentary Informal on that ) Is a matter of pub c ecortl or 21 s for use n a ulll ty regulaiOt"y agency proceeding n which the Resident at Utll ty Consumer Action Group has forma tr Intervened and s ova lab e to the Resident al UIIJ ly Consumer Ad on Group as a matter of r ghl du ng such proceed ng. Sed on 7 ~~ t ons lor Ru e Mak ng IAI Wheneve the RHident al Ut lily Consume Act on Group btl eves that I wou d bt n the nterHh of resident a ulll ty consumers to do so I may I It with the regulatory agency a pet I on equestlng t 11) to cOt"nmence and complete a proceed ng respedlng any uti ty acllv ty or lack thereof or 121 to compete such proceed ngs IB) The petit on sha set forth facts establ sh no the need for the procHdlog and a brief dHc pi on of the substance of the orde or amendment desired as a rHull of the procHdlng ICJ The utll ty regu atorr, agency may hod a publ c hear ng"' may conduct such nvest gallon or proceed ing as II deems approp ate n order I<> deform ne whether or not such pet I on should be granted I0) With n sldy days after the Ill ng of the pel t on descr bed n Section 71Al the utll ty regulatory agency shall t thor grant or deny 111e pel I on It the agency prants the petit on I >hal promptly commence or complete the proceed "0 05 requHitd by the pet I on I the agency den es the pel lion I >ha pub Ish the ,.,.sons for such den al 1 the agency does not act w lh n s xty days the pet I on shall be deemed den ed (E) If the ulll ty eoulatory agency den es the pet ton made under th 1 sect on the Res dent al Uti ty Consumer Act on Group may commence a clv 1act on n any Cou t of Common PIN& to compel the uf lily regu atory agency to commence "' complete the proceed oo lor both as requested In the petll on Any such action may be flied by the pet 1'-t'thlrfydeys after the denial of the pet ton I F) If the IIHident al Utility Consumer Ad on Group can demonstrate to the salsfactlon of the court that Ill the agency had rur lsdlct on to com monee or comp ete such proceeding and l2ltht agency cou d have lawfu y ssutd an ordar lllfwctlng the uti I ty act vlfy or act thereof set forth In the petition the court shall order the agency to connmence or camplate ouch proceeding (G) In any action under this sect on the court shi I have no authority to compe the agency to lake any action other than the commencement or completion of a p oceedlng Stdlon I The remedies under these sections shall bt n addition to and not n lieu of other remedies prov ded by tew Stdlon 9 Jud clal Rev ew The Resldenllal Uf lily Consum~r Act on G oup shall bt deemed to have an Interet! aufflc enf to ma nta n actions for ludlclel review and may as of right and In the manner preterl= law Intervene or otherw se partie pale n ooy CIYII pr nga wh ch Involves tha review ol enforcement of en 19f11CY action 111ef the Res denllal Uti ty Consumer Action Group determines may substantially ailed the Interests ot residential consumers Stdton 10 Research The Resldtntlal ut lily Consumer Adlon Group Is author zed to conduct support and assist research studies plans lnveatlgat ona conferences demonstration protects and SIWYeyS concern ng the nferests of residential ut 1ty CDIS~mers Stctton 11 Funding (AJ Thtrels hereby created • new account to bt ncluded In the oystem of accounts to be kept by publ c ut I ties to be called the Rtoldenf al Ufll ty Consumer Act on Group Asscounts ( BJ Each pUbl c ufll fy wh ch Is • telephone company an tfectr C tight compeny or a vas company Shll prov de NCh resldtntlal utility consumer billed by that ut lily w th n or upon eech periOdic bill 1 check off card upon wh ch the resldtntlat uflllfy consumer can ndlcafe that payment In "'cas of the balonce due to the ut Illy on such per Odic bll shall bt lronsferrtd to the Resident at Ut ty Conaumer Action Group Account ICJ The Rtoldentll Ut I ty Consumer Action Group shill In cooperation with NCh uti ty specll ed n Section 1 I 8) specify the formal and dH gn of the check-off card No ul lily shall chenge the dtolgn of Its bi s or change Its ma lng procedures n ouch a way 11 to affect the check off card without g vlng the Residential Utll ty Consumer Action Group siiCiy days notice to approve such change I D) Each utility speclf ad n Stdlon 11 81 shall pay the monies accumulated In the Rtoldent al Ufll fy Consumer Action Group Account to the Retldentlat Ullll~ Conoumer Action Group every s xty days If shall also wl In the I me r.lod &fated make available to the Resldenfla Utll ty Consumer Adlon Group the ,.mes and eddrtsSto of thOse ar~aumers who have made contributions to the RH dent al utility Consumer Ad on Group Account and thttofal •mount tor Mch consumer I E) No utility off cer or employee of such utility may In any way lntertere w th the service of or In any way penalize any consumer confrlbul ng to the Res denllal Ulllfy Consumer Act on Group or partie Pilling n any of Its acllvlles (F! No utility off e»r or employH Of such utll ly may In tny way Interfere with or hinder the distribution of the check off card, or n any way change Its mall no procedures so as to mlllt the Inclusion and distribution of said check-oft card dllflcull or moreexpenslve No utility or officer employee or aoent of 1 uflllfy may nterfert or thrMfwn to lnfer!Wrt w th or cause eny lnferf.,..,ce with the utility service of or penalize or tltrMten to penalize or cauH to bt penellzld any l!fl'lllll Who contr buies to the Rtoldentlal Utility Conaumer lctton Group or portlclpolto In any of Its acflvltlto In retribution far such contribution or participation (Gl The Resldtnflall.ltlflty Consumer Action Group shelf C::,ptly relmburH each llllllty for all rusqnable dirac! !MIIfel coet1 Incurred by lilt utility In colnplylng with 111t lltd!M fii'OIIIdlll thtf the Rnldtntlet utility Consumer Actfln Gr-. !NY poslpoM relmburllemlllt of the utlllf es far Clllltl Incurred through the first election Of Truot- until fwlfyt ~ efttr IUCh Truot- lrt IMttlled (H) .,.,.._ ertatn~from the -•lion of th s lltdllrl IIi ,_,"" ~letlonl between the laf,....l UIHI!y ClGMumer elton Group and the llllflfy I 1111111b" or by 1 Civil fiJI KHdllll In the c:otl'fl of tills alate Ntflftll' lilt Utility nor the Restdtntlet Utility Consumer Actfln Group m.ay fell Ill comply with the provfslona of this Arflcle b y - of thetxlltttnee Of IUCh I dlapult Stcllon 12 Botrlf of TrulfHI CAl There Is hereby crllled 1 Botrd of Trustees whOse lhlfl be 6toNn by the membersh p of the Rest at Utllltv Consumer Adlon Grouo n a yearly ; I A.'tt"::'.J mHI ng convened lor th1t pu pose The terms or the :~~ ~~\~~the:"~~':et!"~"!\':.,.4Y..,d be drawn by 181 Tht regu tr term ot office tor Mombtrs or the l!lltrd or TrustHs sha bt two yNrs and no Momber shi t -v• more than th " consecufl ve terms Cl The seven In !Ia Members of the Bolrd of TrusiHS whO shot serve unl an et~lon Is cal ed sha 1bt l James L Mack 1419 Wins ow Rd Sheker ~ ghts 44 l2 21 3! •J 51 John T Looney 213 CrHiwoOd Aw Wadsworth ••21 Edward A Harter lO'I C lfs de Or Columbus •3102 Susan E Clark 62 N Blach Akron •oiJOJ ChariH S Toskas 111 E P11 lade ph a YoiM1gstown 6) Fred Shutt esworth 710 N C esent Avo «507 45229 c nclnn1t 7) Suo11t1 M Weaver 1065 Brandon Rd Clev, and He ghts •• 12 Once the consumers of the ut II es have contributed SIO 000 00 an e eel on shal bt called to o eel tht Board of TrusiH> Half of the Board elected at th s tlect on shill hold off co unt I the next annua meet ng the other hill shit hold off ce unt I the second annual meeting following the election The ength of the term of NCh Mennber elected to !he Board of TrusiHS n the n I al te m sha I be determined by lot I D) The Board of Trustees sha be comprised of one person frOt"n each U S Cong ess anal Dtslrfd whO ohall repr.,.nt the nterHis of members of that d str cf Each member of the co poraf on within a U S Congrtos anal D str ct shall have one vole In thee ed on from thai dlstr ct No employ" sharehOlder or bondholder or spouse of any emp oyH sha tho der or bondhO der of a uti ty nor any pe son who s or has been In the p evlous I ve years elected or appointed to any federa state or loca government polltkal off ce and who ecelved a sa ary o holding such office sha 1 be ellg ble for t eel on lo the Board of Trustees except that this section shal not prevent any cand dale for or Member of the Board of Trus ees from own no one share oi stock n any uti ty IE) Each cand dele lOt" eled on to the Bolrd of Trustees sha I I e a statem0111 of flnanc al lnterHis n accordance w th the P ovls ons of lh s act with n s xty deys priM to the e ectlon of Membe s to the Boa d of T ush!es The nil al Board sha escr be a lorm t- t"'e sl1t--t of I n11t1c al ....... of TrusleH the riterests AI e the I rsl election~ of "a Board Board oha I revise such form as they I~ ne<Hsary and presen t to the member oil p for approval Th s form sha be ave lab e for any membe to see and shall include at INs! the ldl The provisions of this SK!ton shalf blself.ftecutlng II1CI no court nil stey aparatlen hereof or to any portion hereof to the -Ill Of 111 - l u i perty In lilt first court during or pending eppeela (51 Cal 'l1le Governor ihatl -UIIfy publish, publlclu and ,..._ to 111e moclo and to 1ppraprltf. .Officials of ~ comlhuntl'"- 111 a. m - cltlltned to Inform of lilt tffKilld lilt entire evacuation ~ ljlltfflld"' lilt llcenothg of Mdl nuc:fler f1lllon pl.nf or relet.d •citify llffwcth'L.lhe state CAiplts 01 lilt pflftl ""'' be medt -~. . . Ill pulllk llf10II requeef tl n0 mort llw1 lilt OOtl Of r..-uctton (b) The Gou• nor shell tllablllh procedures tor .,nutl revt.. by state and locll Offklllt ol tllllf'!IIIICY medlc.el aid Diana Jnd eatablltftad tvtcutlion plans In 1M licensing of alc:h nuclttr fllllon power plant or related ftclflfy affecting lilt state with rtglrd for but not limited to auch ftclon 11 the adtqUocy end occurecy ol such plans chonoto In tr.rflc pattems population dtntltles scllools and lndUifrlll devel-nfs and tho avallllllty of sulflc ent hotlllftl and tmer(ltllcy feclllllfl to c.ere for victims of nuclear accldtnts. Jnd other factor• as requested by locally tlec1lld olflclols The procedures shall provide lor lull pUbl c Plrtl~lpotlon n the review · \ ~f) Tofhfextentlhlttfllssectton slnconsstent with ony preqlouely' "'lsllng jlroYttlool of lht Ohio ConstitutiOn the provlslont ol thla section shill control 111 If .ny provision of this Helton or the application thereof to tny person or clrcumsltnctsls htld Invalid IM1der the laws of the United Stales ouch Invalidity shall not affect other provisions or appllcatloni of this Hctlon which c.en be given .tied withOut the Invalid provision or appl calion and fo thl&llt1d the ovlstons of this section are ....,orable envlronmentollsfs lol Initiate lnllo<- In 01 oiWwlle partlt pelt Ill MY ufll ty regulatory or cOIIrf proculfllle or acflv tv nor fo requ re tny pellllon 01 nolllklflon to the Aesldenl 11 Utility eons- Action . _ 11 a (81M1ttfln precedent to such right nor any llffii!Ji.....,._....., egency or court Of ony obl'-tion or lffKt Ill _, tllll~ to permit Intervention or porlfclpttiOn br 1 or lf'IMjP or clan of consumers In any proceeding or Ktlvlfy ....,,.., n th s Art clo shal be cteemad to preeluelt lilt owntr~~~tp by 111e corporal on of one shirt ol atock In MCI1 utility dDing bus ness n this state Sad on 15 Membership L st The 11 of mtmbtrs shill bt 1vt llble to any mom.., tor nspectlon or capylng .t nomiMI rates No per1011 shill Ult such list Of" any pori thereof except In furlhara- of such ~ po1e1 and functions of tho <OI'poretlan os tre sot out In this Art cle r• "'lev• "*'fled PROPOSED AMENDMENT 10 111 OHIO CONS11MIOft G I IIIII U~llllllNSIIIUIIONAL AMKNIIMIIN't lo dvpl Arlicle XV Stchun II Oluu ( onaUtul on PROPOSED AMlNDMENT 10 THE OHIO CONSJIMION Hll \fl\ I 111 I Sl \IIII"IIING I UO< I lllllt ..'!'l FOU I f!(,I~T ATIVF. Ill ~HINC s \Nil \IIIlO\ \1 (II S \t I I\ II \Ill IllS 01 Nll( I~ AH 10\111 II \1'\1~ \NIIIal \llll I \(JIIIItS IUIOit 10 111lllt ( Oii:S lUI ( I ro:'i <HI I :\1' \NSION \Nil I HOC I ll!lltl S IOU COMI'l N HI I I ~ < lfl !Ill J'AQpPSE(? ~NSTITUTIO)'IAL AMENDMF.NT i/[tfl•llll 1 II I ll:iJ,J {1 l j , , ro dopf tw Sttllon I of Artl<:lc 1! and now Artocle XIV Rnd to ropfRI Set! ••• h lb It II 1e If and I g of \rl rio II 01 o t.:onotitutlon 7 SA liON 01 IIIISO!'\S WIIO \II INillllll OR DAft!A(,J)) IIY TIIEIH ()I Ell \I HIN 1111 I XIS II NC I !tEl ATIVE TO SIMPLIFYING TilE PROCEDURES FOR AND REFERENDUM f. I 1 I I 11rt r In tunslruchnn or HJlllll h n of n nuclear flower plant or r~lll d r thll I ~ ilh 1 111 ro\11 mu,l first I~ ohlnmtd AP11roml lr-. n 1 t I ! I he propos•d amendme11t wquld prov1de 1s 1" tn rl I 111 n "' I ts tnd ttroudnrcs tnd hrtrmgH muNt It hrll In tlllton lht 111 h tnl mt s( 111 llllr( snfllctutl lnsurnnrc • r uulrmn I h n I r "'I ~ns It flcrsons 11 I o have bt!l1 Injured or d 1111 ·~(d fo ow no nformat on 11 the ldent y by name of all corporate and organlzat ona d reciOt"shlps he d and I due ary relatlonsh ps held 2) • delal ed descr ptlon of al real estate In the slate n wh ch any Interest d reel or nd reel Is held ncludlng an option to buy 3 thenameoteachcredllor to whom monies In excess of $1 000 00 are owed and the nterHI rate •I the name of each bus ness nsurance policy or trust n 2 I xt 1•lmns from t ntlll nnfl fnr ccrlnm nurlutr plants fnrlhht~ '1 tmu~tnrv received during the preced ng yea 6) at st of bus neoses w th which he shels associated that do buslnH> w lh a uti ty and a dHC pt on of the nature of the bus ness an amei1<J'M~nt l6 the Ohio Constittltton mnY' pehllon •agned by at least 250 000 electors of such bus ness and 8} fan nsurc1nce or eat estate agent a st Qf a I clients flu r r nud1 m In hng \\t rl nuns (t llfl<nsahon whldt are caused In llu t\ <I II< r lllflh n t f nm n tl tr 11011cr 11lnnt or rclntcd f I ti 1\ lit ft td lilt< 10 IIIII ><11 h <uti trt !1 ht htid s(rJdh !table with o I 1 ro f f nt gl t:• n • Act \II 1 h • tusr sut h d unagt'!t shall he dfcmed ullrth zmlots Hhlllus 3 That e~~~PI fq~ emergfnc~ In vs tax levtes and approprralwns for cur rent expense~ an) Ia \I ~cc~10n of Ia' or any item of law appropnatmg mone' ma1 he referred to the •olers tf demanded U) a pehhon stgned IJ~ lt least 100 000 electors a1 d filed •lh}il 90 ~ays after such law has P¥Sed Such law or Item Will gp mlo effect only 1f approved by a ma)ortl) of the electors votmg on 11 ('f) F nanc ng of e ectlons l The Resident a Ulll ty Consumer Act on Group shall ma to each member w fhln a U S Congress anal Olstr ct a two page statement frOt"n each cand dale frOt"n that d str ct along w th the ballot The costs for ma lng and reprOduction shall be borne by the RH dent al Ut lily Consumer Action G oup 2 No person shall ncur campa gn expendllures on behalf of a candidate w thout the express ~m records books and other- ntormatlon regard ng campa gn expend tures t may r,equt5f b) cooperate fully with any aud t or exam nat on conducted by tha membersh p and c) subm llhe statement -cr bed n Sed on 12 1F) Ill to the Res denlla Ut lily Consumer Action Group lh ty deys pr or to the ma I ng date •I Each member who Is a cand date for election to the Board of T ustees shal cerflfy under penalty of perjury that they have ncur ed no campa gn u:pendltu e In excess of $200 00 IG) Election Procedures II Upon rece pi of a petition signed by twenty five members of the corporal on enclors ng the cand decy of a partlcu ar membe of the corporal on lor election to the Boerdof TrustHS at INs! s xty days prior to the etecflon the i!llardsha I dec are such nom nation In effect providing that as of the dale the Boa d rece VH the pet lion that member has contributed a sufflc en! amount to ent He him to memberohlp In the dlstr ct n wh ch he Is r1M1nl1111 tor the Board the fol owing fiscal year 21 The Board of Trustees shall repare ballots upon wh ch are pr nfed the MmH of al candldllles from a particular U S Congress onaf 0 sir <1 together with all ssues to be voted on by the members These ballots together w lh the statements from the candldetes and any supplementary materia s concerning candldetes or Issues to be voted on sha I be ma led to a membersth rty dayt prior to the • eel on 3) Thee ectlon shall bt held at the amual meeting of the COt"porat on to be held n Columbus Ohio within s •fy days of the close of the fiscal year Members may vole either by return ng the r ballot to !he co porlll on or In person at the meet ng. Elect on sha 1 be bT simple plurally 4) The In tlal Board shal develop standards ld prov da for adequate I me and for a fair process for nominations and elections Aller the I rst election of a Botrd of Trust- the IIIlard shall develop elect on procedures and standards wh ch >hal be approved by a major ty of the members of the corporat on I H To I I any vacancy occas ontd by the failure of tny person elected as a d rector to qual fy or n the event of death rem ova res gnat on or dlsqua If cat on of any Member a successor for the unexp rH term shall be nominated from the same US Congressional Dtsfrlct and se ecttd by a two thirds majority of the remalplng Members of the Board Such vacanciH shall bt I lied with n two meetings of the Board (I) The Bolrdshall havefhe power to manage the alfa rs of the corpor allan IJ The Board shall halie among oltiers the !Iii lowing dutes l to subm I to the membership at Nth quarterly meeting a I nanc al report lor such querterly per Od 2) to submit the membership at each quarterly meal ng a summary of Is activ I "' for the preceding qu1rter 3) to keep minutes books ..,d records that will reffeclafl the acts and transactions of the Bolrd and which shill be subject to elllmlnaflon by any member •I to prepare periodic statement& of the financial and substantive operations of the corporation •nd to mtke copies of each available to members an~ the pUblic and 5) to cause Its books to bt audlled by a connpetenf cerllf td public accoUiltanflt leastonceeach ftscal,year I K) All mHtlngs of the Bolrd shall bt open to the pUb lc nclud ng meetings of ttl subcommittees In addlllon CCH"np tie mlnutH of the meet ngs shill be kepi and d strlbuled I<> at least one public library n each U S Congressional D strld All rtPQrls studies and f ntnclal data she bt open for publ c lnapedlon during regular bus ness hOurs I L) The Board shall as soon ~s pracf cal offer the close of the fiscal year prepare and mall an annua I report to each member and to at INsl one publ c library n Nch U S Congrtlllonal District IMJ The Mennbero of the Bolrd shall bt reimburSed for expense& nttessarlly ncurred by them n file performance of their dut es I~~ Mornbers of the Board of Trusleft can bt removed by petition offorty per cent of the total members voting In the lOst electiO!I from the U S Congress onal District from which thai Board Mennber was elected No petition for recall may bt flied within s x months of the election of the Botrd N\tmber 101 Mombers of the Bolrd of Trustees and staff eligible to diJburse fuhds shal bt bonded The cost of sudt bOnds shall bt paid by the AH denjlal Ut lily Consumer Action Group 5edlon 13 Consumer Complaints Whenever tht Rtoldenllal utility Consumer Action Group rectlvtl from • rlllldenttal ulllll¥ consumer any written complaint unless I determines that such complaint or nformatfon •-rs to bt frivolous It shall pl'ornptty transmit tuch camptalnt or lnformllllon to the appropriate utility regulator_y agency Such ut lily regulatory agency shill keap the Residential Utll ty Consumer Adlon Group Informed of whllf action It Is taking on complaints transmitted pUrauant fo fhla 1tcllon Stdlon •• Mlsctlltneous Nofh ng In this Article shell be consttutd to limit the right of any consumer or any group or clau of conaumera or I ro~~du1~~ for. tile til ng oi the text or a proposed law ~>r amendment or Ia ~ to be refeueif for 11rcp 1rat10n of a s 1mman by the Ohto Ballot I 5 I or Jtltht tl 1'' u ' and d!'rtst n ror non cuml>hnnrt mth llTOV1~iom of lht 1 r 11 so I tmtndmtnt upon 11rhhon 11 I he Atlornc' (,cnrrllnr an) )lo ml for the prcparahon of the pclthon con tam ng the summary for n tttrcmcnts for ctrculal "" a1 d str,nmg the pcht10n for the Ballot no~rd to prcscrtl e I 11iot Jauguage md explanaltons for pre1mrat on and publ cal on of a'>.uments supporlmg and optwsmg the law or amendment and for placement of the queslton on the ballot at a general or specml electiort c•ftt~n (rrot OH4 by In toat • I oll on) sslon of that cand date In add I on to the ass stance p ov ded to ...ch candidate n Sect on 12 iF) Ill each cand date may ncur campa gn e><pendllu es lnclud ng those ncurred on his her behelf by other persons of no more than $200 oo 31 In order lo become e Ill bit for the ma lng descr btd n Sect on 1 ( F Jill a candidate shall al obtain maintain and turn 5h to tie membersh p any A Majorlt) affin111at \'C hlltfated by a <hr uletlttncl a~d ntcurnrv of m thnl ad nnltiR!Ualun 11luts f1r 1ll cnmnunillcs nf f<cltd h1 nudtar po c1 11imls nnd rrltl I f u1hhcs m fht slah ol the ndlv duo or I rm with wh ch he she s associated who are e !her • ul ty an emp oyee olany ut lily or a consultant to any ulll ty The te m do nO bus ness w th aut lfy shall not nclude be- ng a coosumer of the normal ~v ces of a ul ity Ill! least hO 000 electors If the Genertl \ssembly does not pass the law as subm1tted "tlhm stx months or enacts an amended vers10n of the I m t~e COnlf111ljec of the pcllboners sponsor. ng t1 e pelt !ton may re fll est tli'at ~he Jaw as. proposed or wttH le~tslillnc amcntlnlehls be put to a vote of tile ~ople 4 I rott~uns for 11111111 rlll111rl• to rut\tr rlumn~es m ruldtlion tD nnv doing bus ness w fh a utll fy and a description of the nature 1 2 That n law mav be lhlhflted bv subm It ng :\ l'!ebhon stgned by at clients 1 f an aHorney o an accountant a I st of a or I and a h\lhrs 3 I 1 r 1111 ht 11 1 uul Jlltl hr r<l 11'11 INITIATIVE 1I Tlla 1• wh ch a tlnancla nte est e>x sts and the nature and amount of such nte est 5} the source by name and category of the amounts of any Income ncludlng cap ta ga ns wheth~N or not faub e "'""""""* ote 11 ntrtsaary for piiiAI:'f lw iullrnteslon attn elldlon shall bt tiled within thirty days afttr the ell)tndld law loll bton fllad with lht sec-.lery of state Jnd lhe IIICI'olary ot state h11 notllled lht commlttw of ..tlltoners of such fllfna . A reqtMI tor submission ot on etactton may dtmlnd submlulon ol the proposed aw t !her • first ~a sed or with any- or more of !hi amendments which o been Incorporated therein by either or both hOtMS of the General Ailembly end I musl be accompanied by the ltllf ollht l\1apand aubmlsston 18) Upon tho lllng of • request far submlulon at an election under Dlvllion IAI of this Hctlon the secrtflll'y of sttttshallaubmlt the low propoSed therein to the oledoro at the next succeeding General E;lectlon or at 1 spocltl etactlon on the deft fixed by lew for holding the primary etactlon whlche'lllr Is Mrller occurr ng subsequent to one hundred '-'Y days af"' the Ill ng of the request If auch law Is approved Dy a majority of the electors voting thereon It l1kto effect thirty cllya alter the elactlon IC) No law proposed by Initiative or tupplementary petitiOn shall ca~faln more than one sublact which shal be ciMrly expressed In jts I fie No •uch law approved by the voters s stibject to wiD by the governor The lim lations expressed In lhls Constitution on the power of the Getlorat Assembly to tnad laws shall bt deem~ limitations on the power oltht PtOP.It to tMd laws 5ectlon 3 No law pallid by the Genera Auembly shall go Jnto oiled until ninety days after I s Iliad with the secretary Of stllle except as otherw se r.rovlded In lh s Helton or Section 2 or Section ~ of this art cle During such n noty daY period the subm sslon to the electors of such law sectkon of tuch law or Item n any such aw approprletlng money may bt demanded by a referendum petition having prlnt..:t across tht lop Referendum Pel lion tor voter conolderatlon of taw eM<!ad by the General Assembly signed by one hundred thOusand electors certll ed u provided In Section 6 of th 1 art c e and flied with tho secretary of otate The secretary shall subm I such aw Sldlon or Item to the electors at tht next succeeding general election or at a special election on 111e dale tlxtd by lew for hOlding the primary elactlon wh chlver Is Nrller occurring subsequent to one hundred twenty days alter the fllll)fl of the petlllon No such law section or tom shol go Into tllect .., en approved by a majority of the electOt"> vot no on I If so approvld I shall go nto effect thlrt)i days alto the erection The filing of a referendum pel lion proposing the submission ala section or tern does not thereby prevent the remainder of the law from going nto effect Stdlon • Laws providing for tax lev es appropr at ons 101! the current e•penses of .the state government end state nstltullor1s and emergency laws necnsary for the mmedlllle preser•alton of the public pHct health or salify shill go lnl<> mmed ate effect Such emergency aws upon a yea and nay vote must rece ve the vole of two-thirds of all the members elected to each house of the General Assembly and the reasons for such necessity sha be set forth In one secllon of the aw which section shall be pesstd only upon a r.N and nay vote upon a separate roll call thereon The aws Included n th s section are not subject to the referendum Section s I confl ct ng amendments to the Cons! tullon art approved at the same election by a majority of the elector> voting thereon the one rect vlng the highest nurrtbtr of all rmatlve voiH Is Ill• amendment to the Constitution 11 conflldlng matltrs of law are approved at the same e ectlon by a ma torlty of thee odors voting thereon the one rece vln9 the highest number of afflrmal ve votes Is the law Std on 4 The style of all constltut anal amendments subm lttd to the electors by pet ton shall be Be I rHOived by the people of the Stille of Ditto The sty e of all aws s!Aim tttd first to the General Assembly by In I at ve pet I ort shall bt Be t enacted by the Genera Assembly n respoflse to an In tlatlve petit on Whoever seek• to I It an nlllat ve or referendum petit on shall first I te w th the secretary of state and the Dh o Ballot IIIlard a copy Of the full text of the proposa to be subm lied togelhtr with the names addresSH and written consents of not fewer than three nor more than I ve electors who have agreed to serve as members of a cOt"nm ltH w th a dHignattd cha rman thereof to represent the pet I ontrs In all mailers relating to the petition The board sho I within I lteen days alter I rece ves the text prepare an denllfy ng ~'J>IIon and a fa rand truthfu summary of the proposa and subm t them to the secretary of state and to the cha rman of the cornm ttee The connm Hee sha I then prepare the petit on which shall conta n a t ue copy of the capt on and the summar~ P.repartd by the boa d and shall I e a copy of the oet t on w th the sec.retary of state before so c at on of '1" 1 • ' ··• EHedlve Date and RopHI f adopted by a majority of the electors voting on this ar11endment the amendment shall take Immediate effect and exist ng Sect on 1 of Art ole II and Sed ons 1a 1b 1c ld le 11 and g of Art de II of the Constltuf on of Ott o shall be epea ed from such effective dale 19) 20 27 (10) 4 8 SIC Georgia's other presidential nominee and no Ia v approved by the voters may be vetoed 'by the Governor "11~11 THE PllOPOSim AMENUl\fENT liE ADOPTED? ~. TOM TIEDE 5 That no law proposed b' lmtmhve shall have more than one subJect YFS ... 1 M~~turtolothlpetftlon Thepotlfllllllllybe~­ flfed In pam but each port shallbt Identical to 1111 C1J11r flied with lilt secret~Y ot stele The llll!lton ntad nol CIOIIftlll h. lull text of tht propolll but If II .... not Mch IOUc:ttor of slgnaturts to the petition shill carry a true copy of lhe IIIII led while soliciting and the Delllton lhlll sttlt lmmtdllltly fol owing the aummary Tht 101 cltar ol your lignllute II requl ed to have a true copy of the futile•! of the 111 p atil summarized In fhll petit on Upon request ha muot preMnf It to you tor tKamlnellon Each slgrwr of a petition must bt tn tlector Of the stale and shall sign hiS own name ndatlbly on lht port petitiOn The s gner 1 address and the dele or signing shill be pltced on the petit on afflr the name Such addi'ess shall Include the township and county for 1 res dent oufllda a municipality and the Mmo of the municipality and the atrHI and number I any, for a rtoldtnt ot • m1M1lclpollfy On each part petition shall eppeer the sol clfor s cortlf cat on stating the number of tho signers of such port petition thlf etch ollht signatures wts made on the stated dote In the preMnce of the solicitor and that at all tlmto while soliciting ht carr ed and made available on requeat 1 true copy of the full ltd of tilt proposal and staling that to the best of his know edge and btlllf, each olgnaturt Is the genu ne signature of the person whOM name It purports to bt Md that such person • an eltdor res ding Ill lht otoflld eddress who had knowledge of the contents of lhe petition No affldav t or other cert Ileal on thereto shill be required Every pel lion shall contain a statement to the effed that any falslflcat on Is subitd to penal! es as prescr btd by ltw As soon as a cert I ed petition conta nlng a proposal to bt subm lted to the electors s flied w th the secretary of atatt the secretary >hal transmit tht proposal lo thl Ohio Ballot Board wh ch shall prescribe the ballot language and an explanation of the proposal In the same manner and subject to the same terms and cond Ilona as apply to ltsues subm lttd by the Gene a Assembly pUrsuant to Stdlon I of Article XV I of th s Constitution The ballollangutge shill bt prescr bed so as to permit an alflrmat vo or negtllve vole upon eaQh conslltut onal amendment law section or Item submitted The committee represent ng the petlf ontrs shill pr'epa e an argument support no their pos lion The Genera Assembly may prov de by aw lor the preparation of opposing arguments The explanation and the arguments sha not exceed three hundred word• each The proposal the ba lot language the explanation and the arguments shill be published once a week for three consecuf ve weeki preceding the election In at IHSI one newspaper of general circulation n each county ol the stale where a newspaper Is published The secretary of state shall cause to bt placed on the ba lot the capt on and the bel ot languege prepared by the Bal ot Board for each proposal contained n a properly cert I td pet t on f ltd with not ess than the required number of s gnatures The pet lion and s gnatures shall bt presumed o be n all respods sulf clenl unless not tater thtn seventy I ve days before the election the petition • proved to be nval d or the s gnatures Insult clenl or an ad on challenging the val d ty of the petit on or one or mMe s gnatures s pend ng which act or was bf!jun not later than one hundred days before the elect on No proposal voted on by the elodors shall bt held unconstitutional or vo d after the election because of an nsufflclency of va ld s gnafurH or an Invalid pet lion The In t at ve and referendum prov s ons of th s Consfltuf on sha be sell executing e•cepl as olherw se provided Laws may be passed to faclltate the r operation but n no way I m ling or restrict ng e ther such provisions or the po\Yers reserved to the poop e Sect 011 1 The Initiative and referendum powers are reserved to the peop e of each muplc pa ly and each county on a I maffers which such mun clpal tv or county may now or hereafter be authOr zed to control by leg slat ve action Such powers ohall be exe clsed n the manner now or hereatfer prov ded by tHe cha er of the municipal ty or county or f not so provided n 111e manne now or hereafter prov ded by aw r"" 6 That mumc1pahhes and counties shall have the r1ght to m1tlabve and NO referendum a_s may be proVIded by law :_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.!._ __, ARGUMENT FOR THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT Ballot Title (prepared by Secretary of State) PROPOSED CONSITUTIONAL AMENDMENT RELATIVE TO ESTABLISHING PROCEDURES FOR LEGISLATIVE HEARINGS AND APPROVAL OF SAFETY FEATURES OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS AND RELATED FACILITIES PRIOR TO THEIR CONSTRUCTION OR EXPANSION AND PROCEDURES FOR COMPENSATION OF PERSONS WHO ARE INJURED OR DAMAGED BY THEIR OPERATION OR EXISTENCE ISSUE 6 IS DESIGNED TO ASSURE THAT FUTURE NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS IN OHIO ARE A SAFE AND SOUND INVESTMENT OF RATEPAYERS MONEY Each new nucletr power plant envisions a billion dollar Investment by the utilities of Olio The safety reliability and economics of the energy sources on Which our state economy runs are too 1mportant to delegate solely to federal authorities and utility officials and are of rlghh matter of State Interest ISSUE 6 WILL HELP END THE CONFUSION ABOUT NUCLEAR POWER SAFETY AND ECONOMICS. The legislature by simple maJority vote will approve construction of foture !IUCiear power plants after public hearings The h. .rlngs provide citizen Input before accountable elected officials Unresolved problems of nuclear fuel supply safety systems riCiloacllve waste management ltCurity and economics will receive the scrutln~ of exptrts testifying before the stele legislature The l~lllature muit fin~ that safety systems are effective and methOds for handling and disposing of rldloectlve weates are safe Issue 6 will assure that nuclnr power facilities have Insurance or Indemnification to fully compensate victims of nuclear accidents Ail industries In Olio ere liable for hturds to the public utilities should be no different ISSUE 6 WILL PROTECT THE PEOPLE AND BUSINESSES OF OHIO By insuring that demonstrated techniques exlat for the safe management of nuclear power end that the public remains financially protected against any nuclear power risks Issue 6 entrusts our elected representatives to make sure that 11fety and flnenclaleccountebllity ere Integral components of our state energy policy Committee For the Am111dment Robert P Weaver Robert L. Loltz Edward A Harter Pauline L Brokaw Brady E Bancroft FULL TEXT OF THI! f'IOPOIID AMINDMINT IE IT IISOLYID IY THE f'IOI'LI OF THI STATE OF OHIO THAT ARTICLI XY 01' THI OHIO CONSTITUTION II AMINDIO IY THE ADOtTION OF A NEW lleTION TO ltiAD Stdlon11 I 1) Tht people of lht Stele ol Cillo cltllro by IIIIa emtndmant to tWirciH tht full poww vwttc~ In •d In thlaltatt by lhe Conlfltutlon and laM of lht United Stllnln the arMa of tai1CI-use public health ..,., lild wtlfare lltlno of nuc w 11111011 poww plants IIIII olfltr nuclear ftcllltl" IIIII tho rt~~t~lltton 01 111 actlvltlll Involving tnd relaflnO to nuc:IM~ flaston power IJI•ll end r.'ann'"" "'*" nuclear facll t es The people further dtclaro that the he.lth safety and welfare of -both prt1111l ..,d future genll'altona the construction or ex~llon or enlorgement or operation of nuclear linton power pltnts or other nuciMr facilities end the man1111em•nt of radldacllve waatea 11 a molter of stilt Interest 12) Any applicatiOn lor any permit tertlflc.ete or license to be obttlnid from tny agency of alate local or CDunty government for the conaturdlon of any nuclear flulon power pltnl or tor the authOrity to expend or enlarge or opera!~ an exlsl ng nuctMr fission power plant or lor fht tumorlfy to construct expond anterge or -•te .ny facility or activity to thaextont that It Is Involved In the storage frtnaportetlon disposal use manufacture procesalng, or reproctoalng of redlotdlw materia Ia waates or futfa for uH Ill or produced In the courH of the prOduction of tltctrlclfy with fhe uH of nuclear flulon or far the euthOrlty to CXIIIIIrucf expand enlarge or operate any electrical transmteston line corrldor.s or any transportllllon routes to ad from auch plants and-or lac Ifilet If not finally approved by Jonuory 1 1971 m1y be approvld by tho Governor or any st1te. loc.el or CDunty agency tnd mty remtln In tlftct only titer Ill the foflow11111 cond tiona are mat far Mch plant or facility undoi' cons deration or any person or group of persona may commence or q:ontlnut construction of any nuclear fllllon po- plant or relaflld feclllfy without a flntl valid construction license from the ftderelaovernment luutd by January 1 1976 only afltr 1lllht following conditions ort rnt1 for Hch auch Pill!! or facility Ia) The applleant hH oblalntd sufficient 1111urtnce or lndtmntflcetlon to auurethlf victims oleny fltriGIIIilni"'Y property cllmage tcllliOmlc ,_ or ot1ttr damage that resulli In whole or In port from the oxlslonce or -•lion of tht plant or facility ere enured full compen11flon for lht In Iurv damege or lou Ib) The Gtntrll AIHmbly through •1olnl CDmmlltot haa IOIIclted Oplnlana tnd lnformttlon rom lnflt'tlted par1on1 ar~cernlf)G !11• llfttnd aconomlc.el operetton of the plant or fecllty and lili madt lht mettrlttaaubmllttcl by lht appllc:ent and olhers tvallablt to auch f18110111 for c:ommanl Wldtly publicized openhetrlnga throughaut the lttlt 111111 bt held con~~quent to this IOitcltllllon giving full 1nlf ldtctuate not cttnd en OflfiOI'Iunfty to eny person Ia list tty, 11 being a conditiOn of auc~ hetl'lnM ~~~~ Cl'al end wrlttln opinion Information or ol~l\lnflmopy ~ell be atven lllldtr «**I All partlclponb sliall be aubjtcf to c..- axiimtnatton by mtr~~lter• of tht ~nt cammlttw and subitet to .-neblt limits J10Hd by the lollll cammllfol by Olh,r lntwtaltil per1on1 et lht hterlnal tel The Gtntrtf Auombly1• et any reguler ~esalon tntcts specific enabling logls18TIOfl permitting approYII Such leglllltlon shell tiiiUirt li melorttr,,••Hirm-.lvt volt Of the ,_._. alocl,.t !!! Nch~ll n tddlllon no auch llllbllng l.aiiYtWO,IIiill bi 'N ~ttl tht public hetrtnga II dtKrJbici 'Jn' t~':f b) hiVI ltiHn Jitfd and Ill testimony Ia CGiftlll"" Etch IIJdll lief litlell lfiChldl In Its prtl!llble llfliCiff~; fl91f1118li¥ la;.ad\ plfnl or fli~llltv under conaldartlton on flit batla of c:INr enif.eonvlndna tvldtnct ~ "" that (I) The lfflctl-• of 111 ntetiiii'Y lafeg-dl and 1111ty 1yslet'n1 lndudlng bulo not llmltlllf tQ lht tn~~rg~~tcy core c:oollng system of •ch. •w;tt or flclllfy his bttn dlmonatr~·to fht NllafiCiton ol ffii c;,noril AiMmbly by comr.:':::l,.. tnd IUCCIIifvl twtlhtl. of IUbltentlell~ :.:a:-.r:r:-r,~1:/.":/ ~poet and fill The 1 rldlooctl'll ~1fli; end 'rldloiCttvo Waelts of Mdl SUch jiiMf fir f.:nlty' Cill lit stored lrlnlf1lll'l" -'llnllf or lftlp a1 t II!J ·" ""' . . . .bit tor-bit -'blllty of llldiN~rl"' lilt hHitll. end welllre of the peOple ollht Sln.,C!I·QIIlllw lrillltltlaillt or unlnllnttd ~ II' dtvtrlfati· if' hlrmfUI lnelltltlt ., 01 rlldloiCtlvltf tnlit 1IW 61i!W.C ..YIIIl&uellt .. ~ of "'*li! af:a 5tt!i:=~~=-=::: :r.~ ih.if. ::I/IIN-""' .....,oil .. God. IOdtl mtydllm ~'t.~ltlv~~~= durlnfl wlltdil"ud,'1iir~lllkir Wl~t.-lritr m-;;'~fu..; to be harmful dr l'llllliliCttft .,..... '" " m Thtprovlll-ofJIIhactl•d:ll&" 111111 nof ~~ =:'if''"~.;, I Ultd • f: mtlertell..ftatlflll •u~ m t t l l . : . a . ' or tducaiiiMIIIUI',...Inl"'*tcorpi'liiM to tny nuct•r 111111011 IIOMr plent or relel fecHity ~ 1 Vlllld fltlll Cl1llltrUCIIIII IIW!ill . . . . tram 1M Unlfld Stills Atomic 1-gy Comm= at Ill IUCQIIIGI' lllllCy by Jen-y 1 1976. but ntt to oiiPIIIIfon olterttlori or tn~trgement ol eny IUCfl nuclllr nuton PI"' plent or rtlaled fecllltv C I etaNta..,. =~'"''""" ~ '~~r~ ~::" •Yihm., 7 That fio law may be tmhated by petthon whtch could not be passed !tY: ~~~~ Assemhil Other spcctfic hmttahons on the powers of mltlauve .aiiir. rctcreiYilllm \1 h1ch relatll ~0 laxatiOn o[ am P.roperty ttw are repealed (Pro!>l)jled by lnlhat ve Pet tlon) ~ A. malorlt;,; atli~mptlvo vote Is ~~~·~'7 for P....l{._ "' SHALL THE PROPOStD AMENDMENT BE ADOPTED? ~RGUMEN.T AMEN~M£~'1' FOR ; THE 1 PROPOSED " 1 ISS'\:if. 7 ~IMI'LIFY JNltlATIVE ~ND REFERENDUM BASED ON THE ftECOMMENOAT'ION~ QF :('H~ OHIO ~ONSTITU:t'IONAL REVISION COMMISSION In Its 1975 report the prestigious blparttsan commission 1 view!~~ the entire body of ~onstit..,t:l9nai, JanOlJIIIIIt tin_ file IPI~latlvl). and refer.endum concluded that the provisions were confusi~Jg.Jll'jd In n~d of revision Cv1lt' n INiliiAliiV<E AND REFERENDUM ARE BASIC TOOLS OF CITIZEN SELF 'GOVERNMEN.T They >permit citizens to pcopqse laws and constitutional • · mnendments; for voter conslderat1'6ij o r f'o o'lfei'Fial! Til ~(iileellll!ll laws jjhacted b)t > tlie legl~atur• The h 1~12 Olio £onstllull6n 1estllbll$helt ol h'l'ltlatlve and referen~IIIJ). a~. ~ru~1er111 IMpor,tant safety valve!l ~ to usuF• sfate gove-rnment Is ~~esponslve to 4he people Issue 7 would enable citizens ~~~p.T' ~l'tj'i measures f1romotkill ;fAii ,.~t~';.l!i\1! $0 utlllt1Y policies even ~ •~te 1-.lifl~ure-'fa t.O acr ";'111' ll)JHtV ~H~ss¥~~~~\~J:~~~~'Vtf,~~~A~~J~ to the leglslattve l{rocess and actually Improving tile legaslature s perf9.rmance and effecttveness ~~e procesws shot~ld be readtly available to the citizens ~ 1 Commitlee For the Amendment Robert P Weaver' Roberf L Loltz Edward A Harter Paul ne' 1.: l!rokaw Brady E Bancroft ) FULL TEXT OF THE PROf'OSED AMENDMENT • BE IT R!O$QLVED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OHIO THAT A'R'i'ICLE It EXISTING SECTION 1 ond SECTION 11 1b 1c ld 1e 11 AND II BE REPEALED AND NEW ARTICLE II SECTION 1 AND NEW ARTICLE XIV OF THE OHIO CONSTITUTION BE ENACTED AS FOLLOWS f ARTICLE 11 v Stet on 1 The legislative power of the state sha I be vested n a General ~stmbly consist ng of a Stnale and J:I,Q\J:i\! 'bt Repr~ntiJI!Vts but the people reserve to lliilliS.fws tllei w«:'flf !~Illative and referendum as pi'O\IIdeO<I" ~ <XIV.at th ...Cons! fulton ~ u ~ f1RltFLE X)Y settlon-~ !J:ht'~ubmlsslon of a proposed amendment ot fh lt.ConlltiMion'lllriCIIY:Io!tht e~!Qrs may bt demanded by an lnltlat .,. petit~ hav ng pr n~ llq'OSS the top Petition. for. an amendment to the Constitution to bt submitted d r•ctl,l to the vole~; stQIIed by tw'o hundred !Iffy thousand ei~IOI'> cert flld aa provlded In Section 6 of this article all'! l)l!!dJw th the se~etpry of stale The secretary shall submll the proDOSed amtildmont fu the electors at the nt)(f succeedfnat agteneral eled on or at a special election on the datiitf~ y law !Of holding the pr mary election whichever s earlier occurring subsequent to one hundred twenty days after the filing oflhe P.efltlon If I he amondmenlls adopted by a 'majOrity oflhe electors voting on t I btcomesa pert of lhtt Cons Mton and shall bt pUblished by the secretary of state Sect on 2 lA) The submlulon of e proposed law to the Genera ~sembty may be demanded by tn Initial ve petition hev ng printed acrou the foP pefltton for a lew to be submitted first to the General Aasembly' signed by 011t hundred and fifty thousand eltdors cert fled as prov ded In Stdlon 6 of this article and flied w th the secretary of state The secretary 5hafl transmit the full text of the proposed law forlhw th to the General Assembly A law prOf!OSed by Initiative petit on shall not be proposed nor enacted by tha General Assembly as an emergency mN>urt If a law proposed by Initiative petition becomes lew e fher as proposed or In amended form It shall bj traated as a lew originating In the General Assembly except that If the p~ lew Is amended by the General Assembly and becomes law and 11 a request lor submission at an election 11 Iliad as provided In this section lht law enacted by the Genera Assembly shall take .tied only f the law ~by 111• riiiUftl tor aubmllalon alan eltcllllll s rejeCted by a malorlty olthe electors voting thereon H within six monlhl from the time the proposal Is ~I \ltd by tht Gentrtl Alaembly the proposed law has not be'~e law ai proposld Ita submission to the electors may bt demanded by a request flied with the secretary of slate for subm IIlion of tho law to the people at an election signed by the members ollhll commlltot of petltlon.-s within thirty deys aHerth..txlll,..lon of the six months except that If lht By Tom Tiede WASHJNGTDN Lester Maddox the pres1denllal oommee of the Amertcan Inlependent party believes lilll3elf ~&be the embotlment d. .the canunon man And indeed be is U ClllllllOn U we Cline Bald bespectacled etb!ated only lhi'ougb the 10111 grade be is In no way an elfele elite eliCept pe"haps a. "'lfll'ds race He II merely ole Lester 60 years of age ollee!lled With himself lite of .. He wu born on the Wll'llilll!-cl8118 side d. Atlanta the son d. a bOOle,iOYIIII! llllCiillll who had periodic •gument.s with e~oyment Ills molhfr wu a BlblereadillJ! ~lpllnarian who later in life was to have a 11'1p to the Hliy Land blotched beCIIIIe !he had to share an airport restroom with a lig bl~k, snelly nigger who WI1B cOmbing her hair aU over the pl~e Dad Maddox had lt'OAJOd out of Getrgia s school syatem In the third griK!e m1111 In tbe eighth Lester was the second d. llw children and reD¥mbers nolhq of b!s chll41ood so DlUCh as lis poverty He FUNNY BUSINESS lt'tuld In patched clothi!!g slufllng cardbOard in hiS shoes becawte the family could not afford new soles In l!m after his IaUter had lost yet mother job as well as the family h1111e lester decided to foUow the lead of his elders regardq education I felt It was almost hopeless to continue school under those cmditions He qwt to get a job He worked m many en terprJSeS He was an ap Jl'entice dental tecllniclan a clerk In a jeweler s supply muse a soda jerk a dell~ry bly a steel worker During Wtrld War II the man who Will to become one of the JM~t out!pOIIen patriots of 30 yeM"s later got a Job In a IE!ense plant and thus was CJempt trom the draft N111e ci his ea"ly em ploymenl appealed to Maddox. I never got the good spots he recalls somebody else always got the good !pOls Besides his 1111biU111 was to go Into bustne!ll ftr bliiiSelf During the war he used a $400 savi~s ace oun t to ~n a short~rder shop called lester s Gnll It was lilly By Roger Bollen 1. LL. p~€.6 0~ lH16 O~E Tt-IERE'S 1-JO LJTTLE, GOLD I FIN6ER R1N 6 • 10 tiy 14 feel tn size and parts of 1t were built from rtm nants of a chicken coop but It lr01J8htole Lester from there to here In 1947 us!~ proflla tr1111 the gr1ll Maddox bull! wtet was to become his own monument Plcknck Restaurant The Picltrlck was of by and for the c1111mon man The white common man naturally Lester thought up the rwne himself explmrung JI'Oudly that customers would iJck their choices and he would rick (pile) the orders on plates Anyway the commoners loved it By the 19518 the Pickrlck was the eatecy for the little peq~le of AUanta and ole Lester was not 111ly lhell' maitre d but their political gtru By now he was railing agamst godless conununhm and shameless mlegraUon Ole Lester had become the biggest redneck 1!1 town He ran for office often (mayor tw1ce lieutenant governor once) but it wasn t IJltil t!ll4 that he became outrageous e nough to be taken seriously On the &(!lllllJ! of tbe Civil Rights Bill of that year three black students tried to •.at In the Pickrlck and Lester kept them out at the point of a gun He was to win th!s batUe ( I OUR BOARDING HOUSE Ibn l want their woolly heads In my place J by cltaq the Plckrlck down Two yeara later he became the gllftl'llor of Geolila (he ded q~ponent Bo Calloway In the blllotlnl rut was voted in by the state legislattre) Lester s story becomes more familiar alter this As a national figll'e he has champ1111ed the Ku Kluz Klan the John Birch Society 111d a gro~ of hla own called GUTS (Georgi ans Unwil!q 1o SIJ'render) He hu ped died Negro baiting axe handles he has advised police 1o shoot rioters on sight he hu warned us that Playboy mag82ine mould be bilnned from newsstands And be ran for president 111ce before In 1968 getting zero delegate votes at the Democratic convenUon Now he s m the news again He says that when he was born 0tr colored wtman pcked me up and said Thil boy s gonna be pre81dent sane day So he s solld.Ung voles from all those c<llllllon men who bel!eve In segregat1111 in government by vengeance and In a God who would shoot rioters on .Ugh I Y all come out now and vole heah' wtth Motor Hoople �J:;f ·o r Fast .£ ·- t....,. Of ---- M t WHEElCAM~ER ~ 0. .. . Result-s· Use The ·sentine~. ~Classifi~•· @) 2 SIGNS Pomeroy Business WANT ADI ~u , . . . _ 'WIIItfd III,OIIMATION D•ADLINII , S P .M. Day lo~ro Will l'O odd1 lobs. roolinv. poln· ling , h.- 1ng, tr" work . ond Pullllctllon . rnowln~ . Phone 992-7409, Canttlltllono, cor~t< · •:-· - . tiona acctPttcl first dty of R•blfcatlon. ••• ULATIONI Tht PubHUitr r11~w~ 1V72 20 ft. Champion trave1 r,-.,...-"""-1"''!!'il!l!~· lhe right lo tell! or ro~~ l "llOsT-Two !railer. fullyteH -conlolned, hot 1 1 • foced ,,..(', tny aaa ·'tttmtd otf- -, tog In lt1elr ear , awning and tcrHn.d In room ltctlona l. Ttrt publllhtr Also ottonorios. Moy bo s"' ' ~ • _ · will not bt responsible for owlrvg the 1 at 975 Mopl• St ., Middl•port 1 .mort one ln<orr.ct whereabouts, pleose call Ed 1 1 lnsertiQn , Ohio anytime. · . .. King, 99:1-3n2. __, ____ ' 'IIAUI· KODAK Hawkeye lnttomoric troller , lumou ,QQAUTY --. . . ! ftr W,aftt Ad Strwkt fold·down clout , dquOI• 5 ce:~tl ptr word on~ Camero. Loti at troctc.\f pull pt stainless ste•l sink . ln1ide or lnstrtlon. ~· MeiVt Falr9rounde , Sun~y . Minimum Chorgo Sl.OI) . outside stove, new porta ·potl , 1f14CHEVY NOVA4DOOR 127ft Phone '1'12-7830. H cents "per word three - - - · ___ .... c.. < jo_ < ks . hoovy duty owning, Local low mlleegt car. V·l engln., IUtomall~ power eonseeuttve lnatrtlons. · new tires ._ tleep• 6, $995 5et . · show llttle weir, gold Phone steering an db ra k os, ra dlo, tl res 26 certtl, p1r word six 1 742 2125 _ consecutive lnswtlont. - • ~lnlsh, Sharp and nice. , 25 Ptr Cent DIICOUITt on ' ' ' WILL DO ~bysilting in my home paid ads and ads pa id 1f74 CHEVELLE MALIBU 12"5 or your home. Will als.o d9 fo' ur Sale or ~'rade within 10 Ge.YI+ 1door local I owner with ltss than 33.1)1)1) miles, 350 VI CARD OF HlNKS housework and Ironing in th• I OI)TUIIRY_ Meigs County Area. Call Eloise 1976 CHEVROLET 4 'wheel drive engine. eutomall~. power steering and brakes. Like sz.oo ' 'f or so word !ruck. Phc:~ne 9<49·2132. Pickett or Modc:~lyn Pickell, new W-W tires. Factory air, radio, while over dark mlnlmmr 99:1-3888 . green . "Each icfchtlonat worcr f cents . ILIND"DS 1972 "OVA2 DOOR 11"5 Additional 25< Locol1 owner, car. good tires. ciNn Interior. 6 cyl., std. ·per Advtrtlstmtnt. ~:... _ ... . .• . IF YOU hl(lve a 11rvice to Qffer , inns. __ . , .. OFFICE HOURS MOBIU home for sole or rent, 3' want to buy or sell somethin~ . B : ~o a.m. to J :OO p.m. bedrooms , ol utilities poKI. oe look ing fo( Work ... or Dally, 8:3Q a .m. to 12 :00 Phone992-7751. , whatever ... you'll get result$ Noon Saturday . -- ... ~ • • fast•r wit I-I o Sentinel Want Ad . Phone today 992-2156. 1973 12x60, 2 bedroom Vindole Cqll 9'1:1·2156 . • ' D~!!.~Siallne~M~,O.,Mooday,Sept.20, lf/8 Television log /or easy· vieuJin,g Co or . MOJ!IDAY, SEPTE~IER 21,1976 5:0D-Big Valley 3; Merv Griffin 4; Brady Bunch I; Star Trek 15. 5;30 ....,... 6; Family Alfllr 8; Eloc. Co: 20,33;; Adlm -12 13. 6:00 Newt 3..1.1,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20; Ectuc.tlon In Tran.sltlon 33. ·~ ~BC Ntwa3,.1,15; ABC Ntwa13; Anltf Griffith 6; CBS News 1,101 Hqdgtpadge Lodge 20. 7:00-TrulhGrCons3; ToTelllhaTruth 4; Bowling foiDof_larS6; BuekOwenst; Ntwa10;To Ttlllha Truth 13; Family Alf1lr 15; Amorl~an Indian Artlote 20; · _K ,..,. Your Schools 33. - ~- ft..., From t" to Tl" wlfllallfl ., It 5 wltll..- witt 111t pipe ftnllllefl. Uftfler .... bores VP to 12" pl~~t liM. . Bill PUWNS 4 I. I ,.m.,..y,OIIIo 992-247· f-12-1 mo. pd. ~,-,_~~~~,~~ ~i~~j}::, '__ ,,- c•·••o• tro ller , take Over poymenl$, ·- -~-- ~ YARD SALE, Fridoy , Sept. 10, 10 POMERqY, O... IQ AT·T N.:II -- .... --· · o.m._tO .. p.m . CornerRt . 7ond ALL HOUSEWIVES 1969 12;c63 Vlndole , underpinned Co. Rd . 26. Five Point 5 , MI . HerAli Yard Sa ln. Rummage. 1Px20 screened porch, cehtrol man · Womens Minionory ) Pore~ and Baltm•nt Porch ~··al r .' May be seen 825 South .S.· Ann .. , 1974 EL CAMINO truck . oylomatic 1970 Buick RM,ro, good cor~dl· and Beaemenf Saaold:-'lin~i: ~ f'r· 1 FOf'd .Ave., Middleport, Phone · - ---~----~ ... ___ ··-· • tronsmiss.~on, power siH'f)llQ.. lion, new tires , $900. Phon• must be Peld In 1 ' Wl -'i822 . 6 FAMilY Corport Sole , 918 South p,b.. 77,0CMJ miles . S2800.J~hone 7<42-2796. Get yours In • • .. _,-,~... . -~ •·. ~ Th~rd , Middleport. Sept . ~ . 10 NOTICIS Phone(614)667-3817. stopping by· ~:~rt 0 7'29, Pbmtro'y , with your rem I .• $40 an .~enin~ or . f'!O'detlvety or 1 Computarl do 'f 0 U THE RACINE Fire Oapo'rtment hove a gun shoot Sofuraoy 6:30 p.m. a t tlielr building In Coli 949-21103 or : Alto bdoklngpgrtlet. AVERAGE $.40 an-;)~~-;g7'dr . ft d emont ro 1ng huntiQQ tt ~"i\O a ernoon1 d tid ·tt ' ' fit 0 1 1 8ci1han . A8so LUTE!-Y t?. ~ trespou.ng at any time on' the guar~n" oys 0 9~ • · . cash 1nvestmant,,no dtl1ve'tt;" or H~=~~H'Cold::u ar.m•.(J~f'\ed~ ~· ~lwctlng. Comput4ti's dO. your --===~;;::;;;::=.::;:;;:;:;::; paperwork . Coli ~~ ·2aql or r s. 1 .. ~ m.m7 . Ai sob_oo(;:~~porti e__ H d Q:ild ,. • . II f .-~·, ::u .-PI YOtJ11'"An£NTION.'' ~ •' ' PI FA$£ f ' ' •' '. j I/ .'):::. A.•..~)It' • "'' ~. ,, ,,. ' WANlED. 1.. ~~ r 1: , t 'ftellocH!e. ~pllat ~ -• 1' bus will bt runlil'tig Sundlya on 1 rou1t fro111 1 , Racln~ 1 ithr.ough . ~P!PI~-.. • Gron, ieavlng Rlclne af . , 1S , ,,... ond pauengllrS at ,_,, It you ' are Interested In our bus sarvlq, PJetlt fell ~'\.t~ ' C11f!llc\ f(t1 a,l~t'or 2iflo2tgr1· ••~ , - , ,~· ~- - • table and and choir; ook antique dishes ond silverware; new wool comforts ; quilll : bedspreads: curtains : hand crochet items; small electric opplianl::es ; bird cage end chrome, stand; heavy plates ond cups: sundae dishes ; misc . choit5; chalrs; • ,. Phone 99:1-3301 , o• 985-3521 . ···· -·.,~-"· ~ .. ··-· ._,_ .. PORCH, SALE . Thursdoy , and Friday, Sept. 23. 24 , 9 o .m. tillS p.m. Clothing, tools. few anti· ~ ~ -, ·. -' '. oil, typist. Shorthand , ,;trred, nat requlr•d. ==: :.::-:;~ . Clinic. 315 ques. misc. items. Otis K. Casto, Reedsville, Ohio . 1 Clr. Pike, Galilpoils, --- Write Doily Good ustd G. E. rtlrioerl·. lor. ;:no-- · ..- ~ ~-*· ' IN THI M~TII ,Of.: "~!~ CHANG I ~ P' NAMJ!1 '0 " IODNI!Y CDTT W!)OlJ _', tr .. uil N.Q ICE Rodne~ ~olt, Woods, .K. , • disposition . Phone949·5623. · --- -- -- ·-' - .. ." For ·;;.;k, Wa11ted ~-, • ' the std u...._'elllt e I u ~" Super XL Chain FURNISHED, 2 bedrm . apartment, adults only', in Middleport, Phone 992·3874. Rodney! Scott ·WoodL , 1o , , , '.-. RodntY' Sbott :,. Hinlng~TI1Wit ' .. J'. f tt.• sold Politi!!" will be ~eord on RIV~fll' pilots , de<khondt7'>tbo~. the lsi. ~ay'"Gf Nov,finli!etl ·"·~ wtit• Box 203, Patkitrsburg, w; oor ___ -.t,..._....,... __ _ ... -- :, -,,.,_"N'· . 3 AND 4 RM. furnished a nd un· $210 M. ""'l' • • !I;IUJ . ., . • • . JA<kW.c.raey.Mgr. _ "'-992·2111 33. ten miles north of Pomeroy. large lots with concrete JXJfio5, sidewalb, o~ runners and ~; off stt~t ~r~lng . Phone 992-7•79. 1 - · · · - -· - - ·-- - - - - IN DASH 23 chonnal CB, am-fm . mpw radio. 3 trock stereo. Coli c:~r toiners . Phon·e 667--3737 667-3'T74. ___ __,.,,..:.:.___ ----sewin~ SCHOOL ' J~ lbe .J. ,._olD Call .Kent Ha~ . ~' 21fiedro?m ~if• home, ~)(fer . P,hone 99:1-5858. 2hor~.::m-,:o.:.b:.: lle'--h-o-m-o-ln-~cin area. Phone 992-58~ ...:........,__ TRAilEPS lor rent: one 3' unfurnished, ' one 2 . ,, ,, /l ' --·us·lODA~,,,-' • . CAU. .' I . '. Phon?_ --.....-'-o--- ' 110USE. 5 rooms ond both in Middleport, Ohio. Contact 3457. 992· 3 miles north of on l(oonty Rood 36 ROOd) , Phone 985· ~' ' TROM80t,IE (C-on_n_l --wlih coso music ro, k, cloonlng oquip: m;en•, $1;;<1. Phone 9<9-2593 LAFF'·A-OAY ' ' ' '~ .~ By Oswald& Jamet J1coby . -.an -- ~NE --- CARPET HP ' ' ~RTED RUBBER Callever,lngs ,{bl-4 ) 667·3073. REDUCE safe llnd fast with Go&eu Tablet'\ & E-Vop "water Pills". Nelsn11 Drug . . S,.uore Yanl lnstallll I jo.vld Pef'ICI!I_I• Owft!", I 1-22·1 mo. Mf.JtH 1-22-t m~. LITTLE ORPHAN AMJIIE-THE :.I- ' " ' I l ' . '.. Whiahlold Reploc:emenl •' • FrHI!atlnmes '. 'On leidy Worll ' Ex~~trt Painting ' '~ .. lnsura~ Work ,._,' WtlcH!e """ • '1 ..t St. Rt. 7 Coolville, Ollla ' ' . 'f '' 1t1-m1 ..J:2t·l mo. ~ I\: played dummy's ace of hearts and 111111 tbe heart lineae to West, who played a second . -· . i '6.95 Auto Slles · '' Racine, Ohio BACK CARPmNG .' . . club. Soulb was now sure of bll1 contract if either spades or diamonds broke H . He was -,.'· also sure of it if either ~ one able to or diamond suit. He came lo his hand witb -nent was tbe only stop · the ... ' . ~·: ' COUNTRY farmland with seclud· ed wood5, water and good OC · cess 'in Monroe County; W. Va. EXCAVATifo(G, dozer, looder and backhoe . work ; dump trucks and to-boys for hire; will haul · a good 9 room house with 2 beths. Obi . garage and corner lot. - jack. (Do you have a quesliort tor the etperts? Write "Ask the Jacobrs" care ot this newspaper. The Jacobya will answet individual quealione it stamped, self-addressed envelopes are enclosed. The most interesting qutslions will be used in this column arrd will receive copies of JACOBY MODERN.I ~.:.:.::========- MAIN POMEROY, - ::.:.·. .:-:. -:.. ~~~~~~~~~~ zz Colleen's patriotic ·=~~.:· ' JUST LISTED-149 acres. Income from gas well, free gas. Timber, stocked pond, fruit trees, bern, other building , garage . "Ice olclfr home. 5 BR, beth, porches, utility room. carpeting, paneling. 'EXCELLENT AT JUST 542,000.00. ' NICE RANCI1 TYPE Smell yard. 3 BR, beth , large living, full basement, ' t,IG. F .A. furnace. carpeted, pentled, lots of cabinets. $18,000.00. ' INVESTORS- We have I unit with 3 rentela In .excellent neighborhood at lust 120,ooo:oo . unit on corner lot .12$..800 00 ' ' ·JUST LISTED- Very nice oldtr home overlooks tht rf..,r. 3 -beth, formal H~~;':--.:-.;p; ba~ment. , DEb -AT . HENRY E. <;LELAND BROKER --2259 or-..... 1 7_4~ ·-~?.~: ~·- -·-·---· ...... port t Everlutlng !7 Eaten · Coli 992-7-81. ' 11 Fuzz 011 a name cellln9. , : ; paneling. Phone.~ - 2759. . --~ ~ : Large troco to land litulfM In lilt vllllgt of Pom....,, Ohio. H11 woler 1nd sewage flciNtles. acres 3 one-half undeveloped . lind. Water and ltW- IVIIIIblt. Profttablo going bualn-. Leu• ovall1blt or property can be purchased. DOZER work and welding . Con· '' •. ~ · toct James Poraoos, Rt. J, ,;: : on::_C ::;o::.rm = ei_;_R:: ood =._;_':___~.... •·l ••' "• - _;_Rc::a<::.inc.:•:.:.·_:c EXCAVATING, BACKHOES ANQ.'~• DOZER - lARGE AND SMAll, -~ SEPTIC TAfo(KS lfo(SIAllED. lOW·• BOY Afo(il DUMP TRUCKS. BILL "';''• PUlliNS, PH0fo(~ 9'1:1·2478 DAY <• ORfo(fGHT. :.. :.. PROTECT your swimming pool! : , . Winterizing kits, covers, on· • . i . net Soles. Middleport, Ohio. ', -- --. • • • buildings, frul! lr001, 2 ,foca- · lions, ~ mode for oil and go1 · PGLDAV . - THUHEPLDB on good bla<ktop rood. Coli IIIII Clon<h 99:1-5795. - NOW, IF "'OU'LL JEST SWEEP TH' JOGGERFY AN' 'RITHMATIC BOOKS 8ACI< IN 3, bedrcom: full carpet, . 1.113 ocre1, leodlng Creek water st•-'em, near Langsville and · Call7<2-2819 . mi"l' . . ....... -· . . . _... ..... . .... J.• ••'' .. . '. ... l • ' Dinah 13. · 4:30-Mylhr•Sonl3; En~aga.c(0nel6; Ptririclll __FatniiY 8; FllnttiOIIII 15. ' 5:0D-8lt Valle'f 3; /rMt'v Griffin •; Brldp llunch 11 Mister Rogers 20J:I; Star-TAll 15. S:30-News 6; Family Alf1lr e; Eloc. Co. 20.33; IWim12 l:i. 6:GO-f\lews 3..1.1.10,13,15; ABC News 6; , ConSumer Experltfa 33. 6:»--NBC News 3,.1,15; /IBC New1131 ,_,., Grlfftlll6; CBS lrlews 1,10; HCilgJi11 adge l..odgt 201 lTV Utilization 33. 7:110-Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell the Truth 4; llowllng tDr Dol tiC'S 6; Let' I Go To Tllt R - I; News Ill To Telllha Truth 13; Family Affllr 15; Cookl"'l wtfh.a Continental Fla- 20; AmlriCIIII- Forum 33. 7:»--Hollywood Squares 3,A; l.at'a Doli With II 6; Match Game PM I ; MacNtll-l.ahrtr Report 20,33; In Tha .Know 10; Wild Kingdom U; Nathvllie onlha Roact 15. . 8:00-811 Bu BliCk Shtep 3.4,15! HIPPY D1y1 loTI/ Tony Orlando & Dawn 1,10; Mrt. Gendl'l lncll .." ..-. I ' I ' '• •• ·~ -, 20,33. ' 9:0D-RichMan, PoorMctn6,13; Malhi, TO; E-lniMf _f'OC!J 33; Carnivora 20. IO :oo-pollc;e Story 3,4115; Swl~h . 11,10!. ~- !'~ , _ Olympled 33. · 10:30-Biack Penpectlve on the Nwt 20. 1l:oo-News 3..1,4,8,10,13,15; Mac:IMII·I.ahrtr RIIXri - Utll<rambletheH.fourJul'lllleo, letter to each oquan, to 1...--J--1-+~ form four ordinar7 words, so Acre 'tar;;,· s room houst. aut- ~ ' 8:00-lllllt 6; Capt. Klflgai'OO I, 10: s . r t St. 33. 1:»--Big Valley 6. ' : f ;IIO-A.M. 3: Phil Donll)ue 4; Lucy SMw I; Pflll· Oonal1ut 13,15. . 9:»-<:rou-Wib 31 One Llfll to Llw 6; Goad o.yt I. 10:0D-s.ntord & Son 3,.1.,15; Price II Ritllf I. It; Mille Dougln 13. •10: Is-General Hoaplt•l 6. 10::10-Coiebrlty Swtllflolaklt 3~,15. 11 :110-Whael of Fortune 3, U; Wltlcdl)' ~~ Edge II Night 6; Gambit 1.101 Mdmlng w1t11 D.J. 1). •11:30-Hollywood Squar• 3,~,15; HlfiPY D . 6,13/ Love ot llfll 1,10. I · 11 :5$-Take Kerr I; MI. Flxll 10. 12 :00.,."ews 3,6.1, 10; Hat Seal 133;' Beb BriUII ~~ Fun FActory 15. ' 12:30--Gong Show 3,1$; All My Chlkhn 6,1)/ Se1rc11 for Tomorrow 1,10. 12;5S-NBC News 3,1$. 1:GO-Sofllti'MI 3; Ryan:s tiqll6,131 q,tiiCAIIh 11.. 111 Young & the Restltta 10; Not For WomMI Oily 15. 1 : »----a~ of Our LIYH 3.4.15; Family FN16.11; At The World Tuma 1,10. · 2:1JG.-13),000 Pyramllf 13; Dinah 6. 2:30-tlocton 3,~,15: Ont Lite to Llw 131 Cktlall Light 1,10. 3:110-Anolher World 3,.1,15; All In The Family 1,111 Con111mer Survival Kit 20. l:ls-General Hoapltol 13. 3:30-Bewitc:hed 6; Match Game 1,10; Lilla VIII & You 20. UO-Mislet Cartoon 3; Mlrcul WeJIIII, M.D. 41 SomerMI 15; Howdy Doody 6; MICke; MouM Civil OIH! WE HAVE SEVERAL BUSI .. ESS LOCATIONS TO SELL . . f~fc;l el.cf~IC', -News 6; Sunrlll ' 6:'5 o\1ornlng Report 3. 6 : ~ Morning, Wet! Vlrglnll IJ. 6:55-Goocl Morning, Trl Stile 1J. 7:0D-Today3..1,1S; GoodMan!lng. AmtrlcU,IJ; CIS H.- I ; Chuck Wlilte Reports 10. 7:05-Bugs Bunny I. Frlendl 10. 7:»--Schoolltcl' 10. 1..--+--l,....-l NEW LISTING - ... leo large , lawn, 3 bedroom hoUit. city utilities. bern and garage. $3,500.00. 1 • ~; ~tUO~!:IItJ~:·;:·IQ:;s.J~c~ ~4-+-1 PHONE f92.3311 or 99271U. •k:•. H0ME '•n 12 :30-Movle " The Helar• 1. ! :GO-Tomorrow 3,4. 1:35--News 13. Channel Five 6:00-Bfue Rldae Ouart.t lei 6:»--Tntfmony TlrTM (cl 7:110-Marlhall Footbell C~l 9:30-TBA IO:G0-700-Ciub (c) .2_1:30-Wrestllng (C) ! tllree1e, service for obove 01 in ground pools . D. Bumgard; L NEw Cfn Semttter I; Conclt 111 I Cotrimtnll10. 33. I 1 6 : »--T~'s 11 :30-Johnny Car- 3..1,15; Movie "Night Walctl" 6,13; Kojak I ; Mary HortrnanlO; ABC Ntws33. 12:00-Movle "Malor Dundee" 10; Jonatcl 33. Phono 99:1-572< . ' DITCH Dlgg lnq. Phone (30<) 773· . : · 5839 or (304)773-5788. -• : HocKING RIVER Trodlng Com·:;: ; 4 BEDROOMS -.' ' • po'l)r, GUfo(S-OVER 250 ,,.. ' Aluminum siding, living • NEW 3 bedroam hauso, 2 boths, STOCK. Buy; soli, trodo. 478 :J acrou front ol houw, large oil elec., 1 o<rt,l Middleport, · Richland I!. then• · Ohio 45701 ; Phone (6i<) 59J.89cJo. -, ~: dose to Rutland. Phone 9'1:1· dining, hot water hNI. 7<481. .::::: Wont 111iy &16,500. ' . MACHINE . . R-ln, __ _,, SEWING ' SMAll lonn for sale. 10~ down, oil makM , 99:1·2284. rh, ,-· NEW LISTING 4 owner financed. ~nroe Coun· Fabric Shop , Pomeroy •.bUsl-. rooms, plus a 3 ty , W. Vo . Phone (30<) 772Authorlzed •Singer Salel and 1 bedroom epertmtnt. "-w 3102or (30<)m-3227 . SerVice . Wethorpett Scltsors . .-; , hot wafer furnace, front ., porch & basement. Only $15.000. •r•tern Burger et aL CARPENTER , 11oorlng, MODERN 81 -level 3 bedroom home In the country. Family room. equipped kitchen, betement, garage, 3 frailer hookups, and 11 acres. $.41 ,500. wellt, own waler tlmel... " Jl Hamilton zs Drum roU ,:• a "- are tbe • Oleer 11 Oregon dty • "Knlly - " fedora u Pinafore ...""r.. 1<2·2348. · aWl)' mpawn Sonitohon , 992·3954 or 992-.. ,~~,~ , 2<28. 25 Algerian (s wds.) d NEW LISTI"G- Spollna · 3 bedroom lnsulettd homo. Ceramic tile beth, natural -~~~, F.A. fuma~e. carport and v, acre. 137,500. O. effect 11 Takes .out :. ., - TUESDAY, SII'TEMatlt 11, " " 6;GO-SunriM Semesta 10. · 6: Is-Farm Reporl13. 6:20-RIIY. Cltuphv. Robl,._ 13. z.n a; , Will clo roofing, construction ; • .HOMESITES for sale, 1 ocr• ond .. plumbing and healing. No job ' ) : up. Middleport, near Rutkmd . , 190 lo~g• o-r too small. Phone ~ '- HEMLOCK GROVE Nl~e remodeled 3 bedrooms. Modern kitchen with stove, refrigerator. beaement, front porch & th --~ ' u...... ,.._ REMODELING, Plumbing, heating EXCAVATII'IG, doz,r, and ditcher. Charles and all types of general repair. field , Back Hoe Service.· Work guaranteed 20 years e;c _: R :; ul::: lo ~ n:; d •c_:: O ::_ h ::; IO : :_·:._ Ph : :: o ~n:=_it!: 7<:!2::! -2008:.-;:: : :;• ""~uh~. perience. Phone992·2,.09. . D&D TREE Trimming, 2Q yean •~<· SEPTIC Systems Installed ' by":'f \ licensed lnttaller. Shepard · ~ ; per le nce . · Insured free COf*octors. Phone 7,.2. 2«)9. • • ~.~~ estimates. Coli 997-:z:JIW or (61<1698•7257 AI bony. SEPTIC TANKS .,looned. Modoftf: :;: ':' . :;. - I; Seslmt St. 20.33; MovJ. "Roclt+llyl !Wir'' II; ' RIVER LOT- with water, electricity, and aewage. Only 13.000. Australian thephtrd puppies . 0 ROOMS oncl bath, Iorge kitchen Guaranteed heelers. $30, and utility room , fuel oil furJa mes Nally , Cherry Ridge Ad. : nace in L•torl ToWnship . Con· Rt. · 3 · P o otter~ tact wovne w·1 ~, - ,.. 1son·, 2.f7 •2).,.-, . we open our lowest spade. Partner it marked wttb 110111e bl"" carda. In"' "'""""' _, elude sometbin1 lite five 3J18des to lbe ace or tbe kina· lers , day phone 99:1-7089, night phone 992·3525 or 992· 5232. acre. s20:ooo. ··--.. \ three. I Wltb telling Z4 laue Phone 99:1-3454 or (614) .U6· 9568. 74~-3019. SuHolk ram. Al,o. for sole, ap1de Our !'lgbt hand oppot~l . hu opened one notrump and biJ partner lw railed him to Yeslerday'I:Uiwer .'~1; ---~---~-· 875 16·5 6 plr. tiro with 8 hblo G.M. Wheo . Also, very good used Corlton truo]lpet. Coli L---"'.;;.:;;~;,:,:".:::'.-.=---1. - ~ -- wbat we 19d from : fill dirt , to soil, limestone and gravel . Call Bo~ or Reger Jef· GRAII)f ltd boel. 85 cents per. mRoxiMATELY 30 o,;;.-';;ilh6 6 roqm houM, ~odern kltch.tn. ---· ··-·-----·- ·- ·· .. --~-- ·pound, cut, wrop'ped and room haute and both, dug well, carpeting, in Harr.,onvllle. can-, Ml INCH ElECTRIC rongo , stereo, 2 _f~o__zen. Phon•-~·<198. . ond 2 outbuildings, fen<od ond venlent to mines, $9,000. · piece living room suite, never · j h S Phone 7<2-27'16. used , 1 recliner. 2 months old. FOR SALE OR TRADE, regis tered · m1nera rig ts, 19.000. Call -- .. --·."' -·~ notrump call wu a slrfllll bid in notrump lind did not asi for aces. Soulb looked at his very sound notrump and went on to lbe very fiDe alam contract." Jim: "Soutb would make seven wltb i lot of lood luck . He rnilht not even make siz if everytblnc went sour. Anyway; be wonlbe club lead, iJ'l'I'LE ORPBAN ANNIE .. :00 p.m . Offering complete real estate service, home1 , DOU ILE - 2 bedrooms commerciols, forms , one ocre each, city water, gas F .A. lots, approisi.ng. Groduo te furnace In one . Basement & Weaver' School of Real Estate, large lot . $12,000. have been in the Real Estate Business in Meigs County since · BUSINESS ROOM _;_ Plus 12.FT.•WOODEN (Jon Boot) .ono· --~ ~~-~,. ·---~----.--'-v----.--~ ..11 . Phono99:1-291>9. Oswald: "Nortb's four· ~ A Kansas reailer WIDII lo ~ .q ............... . ' OHIO. PHONE 985-4186 otter Another ch lumber. s2s: Phone 9<9· ocres graund , rural and 2593 t~n~Gs.;;~_•seost of Darwin.-, . BeAti:~RIZZl YBow . 461bst quiver ,..... _______ --' -~ ----· ·--"' and many accessories. $55: , ,-. Hawken muzzle laoder, 50 calibe-r, many '' accetSories, $180, Call992-3726. working condition . Pric.d to ' !loolll I N.T. &N.T. a; tbe Gerber four-club eGf!- vention later lhla week." hoff both , home in Middleport. Centerly locote\f. PhOne 9'92· with 4 rentals (furnished). Thlals brick & frame. Just < FUEl OIL STOVE, will deliver. Phone 742 2769 r. -.-:-_.,___ OUOJH~RMf.,;l-oil furnCKe , good '( , mo. r- - - - __evenings. . fourth inch plywood bottom , sides oncl ends, three-fourth in· '""'1~- I . 992-7320 Evenings Pomeroy , Pass 4 N.T. Pass Pau Pasa Pau Opening lead - J • ~ Phone 949-2814 9 A.M to 5 P.M. - West Ntrllt Eul ' GUMR SERVICE - CUtS TO Sft;W. 6At-lAoNi\ I , •' Both wulnerable AlA.. Ri~T . I 9-10-1 tr , furnished. I ' ' nylon prlnh, Ylftylaollds, and' occea-les.: tKt& '[X)t-J'r 667-3876 machines, MO~NifltG Star Hgts . Buy l ·ocre Si nger . feoh.lrs buttonhole. tract of land. Will arrange lor blind hem, sews on knits, financing and small ·down pay $48.00 cash. -*tlso Singer Touch men t to build a home of your and Sew, li ke n:Vw. $31 .00 cash. choice . Lee Construction , Phone 9'1:1 ·7187. RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS. PJGs far sole. Phone 94."9--: -2::-85::7-. Qoffvifflan.t to shopping on Third and Mill Streets in Mld- C"ONNfrumpet , Used ~ 2 years, Rodney Scott Woods, 11&pOrt~ Broncl new high quol i· $100. Phone 7.. 2·3092: · , .apartments . See the fl,Y, 11r_e~~:.,\lil'l~!?~~( G,~~=~~:Dpo:o~~~~i~C:.; nu;u:log•f. at Apt. 16. or coli l'T70 TRI)JMf'H 650 Cho.per. II..;' ntxt·frlend,ll61 $~1-7.30 married , · Army paint ' iob. Phone 992-5252 or m -m1. AppllcaOI - ' Recruiting. Coil colfoct- (61<1 sea David au,kirk , A,uslic Hills 593-3022 , or 385~~~~~ AV:AilA.lE at Riverside Aport· at l;:ee Circle, Syracuse, Ohio. (9) 20, It -t .,cl d1entsl; I ~ bedroom oporf. f'l"•nll, $100 per month; 2 POTATOES ond pumpkins . C. w, Proffitt. Portland. Okio. Phone 'l'le A!mere bedroom apartments, $1~ per 8-13-2254. tJIIIted.Pi'tlllatll'la110811 mont~ . One price for all . Phone, 3 1975 HARl~Y - DAViDSON XlH Tilda 11 MaltdaJ llllpt.l\D 9l~rnituro, l'oboM .. , --,f-~~ · - ----·----- ~~. ~. witb rI woll telephbhoo 2 droom troiler , reol nke,l Sportster, block , 1000 cc, 1200 actuo1 Call Keith COrtis, to lolloll'.""" . 101 W,/'t or oomploo • ~~lts, onlyt Phone992:_3~~~..:' lte M. D. Mill•r:--l lftt. ' 1r.. .~ •• 5 09m (uGQfshed opt . for rent Tbe JIIOOII belw- Ill Pomeroy , Ohio. Call-m-7760!: dooe I<>' Powell's Supor Volu: 1111 qurtlr ~ ~. CASH poid \or oil -mollos ·and _Jt;'\1~ 9'12~, __ The 1tan art ,. ~I• 0 mobile ....,.., 1TRAilER' spo'e for rent, one 3 ... ~.~~ \QIIU. .--Pt~Dfte code6 1... ,.J3·~1. ~ _.\ mile5 , from Pc:~meroy , one in Pom•roy ~ forMt t Pro- '*' De)(ter, 5 miles from No. 2 · prke for standing , ~ Tlne l hOfl• 992-5858. WI i<tJlllW HOW' .i\5 from ·dummy." Oswald : "Eul had to tbrow either a dllimoad or ap1de 011 that laat heart and wn hopelessly lqiMeled. He did clluct a lpade, •lace be wu looklna rilht at !QUI' diamonds In dummy, but South just made four spades, three diamonds IIJid hll1 slam." -Jim: " Tomorrow we will sugest elimple wly to UN 1 few four:f101nnnp e~U. u retl notrump bids IIJid we wiD till- $1 .000 down . <oil (30<1 '1723102 or (30<)7n-3227. · 3 b&droom hous'e for sal& at 520 Sycamore St., MiddlepOrt, good BRADFORD, Auct ioneeP, Com ~ plete Service . Phone 9_.9-2.t87 buy lor $8,000. Phone 9'1:1·3578, or 9<49-2000. Rocln•. Qhio , Crllt or992-7667 . Bradford. N.ICE 3 bedroom , one and one- ________ .._____ _.__ pipes , 1650. Call9<9-2<80. for $1~ monthly plus elec. c:~r $130 indu'dlng alectric, LOWER l,..· EARf CORN,, •• I. ..'' 1 KlJO\IJ HOW 1D SPeU.!T . miles, silty bar , crosh bars, ~~o;~·5434.~-- - - pull boc~ handle bars , new tire <iEORG£ S. Hobstetler " Jr . REAL and seals. . Scrambler side ESTATE BROKER , POMEROY, bedt~ oportments of VlllAG~ 1-VoNOR in Middleport 19761 at 1:30 P .M. or ea soon Va.26101. , I"',.., · thereafter •• 11ld court maY ... heer It. ..,• ,•u~· e-11f SOMEONE to care for1elderty lady •'tf ·-~ \~~ ; u .. ~ ~ ""!<-' -""her home . Phone'98S-3955. ~Al-l,! ----~- ings Company , Ohio. HONDA Cl-<50, 12,000 luroish'\<1., 1opts. Phone , '19299:1-3965. ' 5434. ---~-.-----··-- '7'""- ·' < KENNEBEC pototMs/ 50 lb . '$3,50 COUNTRY Mobile Home Park, Rt: or 100 lb. $6.00. Bring con· StJ;iliiiel court changing his nama from ---~ · ~ • Pom.&.~. , .~dm-~ Syracuse UH. Earn , extra - ' ' -nding MORIY·• Ind vekleble prizes. ·Call (614) 992-2156";, . "· Pom.rb'y 1 • Ohlo 9. . .•n6 { .... c. "~' ,.,. • '",, ... • hereby v1~n •llotict' 1111r1~ ~o'l '- it.' t , · " 'i •'·l wllllllo hla Petition by;Ar.JIIId!tl, ollll •n.ilw D. Hanlf111, his mother enil _., . , !'!! " neJCt frl~d, ln the Pr.oMte ' .. Court of ~M.lft 1 COunf"f'1 ' DhkJ, • ~ii.. '· ~ 1 ·-v-·. proylnvtMr- an ·order o11Uid ? .D ;~·.r.Jo.TMER()Y, ·O. •:· . ... .......... li , - 1971 ·t....t ' ,. . . ' ' For FrH Estimate, cond Street , Pomeroy, Ohio, ot 10:00 a .m. on the 21st day ot September , 1976. The under· signed reserves the right to bid. The Formers Bonk ond Sav· ood On iiroisre~~.~io .. _old . P~no.99:1-371?_ · ----'- . ,. Ra'- or · - ' ill\\ I>-T c:oc;s '54-\1: 667-1166 THE undarsigned will sell at public sale far cosh the following motor vehicle to be token from Kenne tf'l R. Searle$ , Norttl Third Street, Middleport, Ohio <45760. 1971 Mercury Comet Tudor Sedan , Serial NQ. IK31T· 522201. The sale will bo held at The Formers Bonk and Sav· ings Company , 211 West Se· One good ustd McCullough Clutin Saw • ·• • S7S.ot · shots. won..oc~. bred tor oontle ~hlo<5769 . .t S2DO.DO AKC Female -German Shepherd , c..w , 14 ond ~-thirds ..wy u ~.o-.\dl!!' • ~ ., njd ... .. ,.._. j •• speolol, rogulor $~4.'1~ now $19.95. Offor ••Pirws Oc:t. 7, 1976. Phone 99:1-3< 10. l ·New water aottenera Rilfl. $339.95. Sale Prict l29U5 home , I male, 1 fema le, Phone 99:1-3702. FULLER Br.ut~ls, theE. -~ R,111h ~ man. rtteodtll wack . , corpt~t •':"s~r. '~ Now~ ~~ 'T' ,·.w~rt-, P. 0 . Be" <466, tP'TIVo.y, ··wt' SALE ~-~--------....... · ·--- ---------- BORN LOSER Phone Coolville CHEVEllE Molibu < dr., vinyl top , light green, 2 new lires , good condition . $800. Phone .(614)985 -3988. --· 1951 FORD truck three·fourth ton roUgh. Phone 8-43·2645 after 6 p.m. EAST •JU4 U65 US tJIOU •JIOU2 - •Q7 SOUTH 1111 •AQ75 • KJ 10 I WES1' •102 •Q732 . Sptclanll"' in cuatem built fafltrs for commercial, rescl.. polo bulldl"l•· - Phone m -nao. · -sooo.- --··----- ------ --- •Kin S:Z3-1 .... . M&G_Tnrn the kinl of diamondl aDd catbejl h1l two lui b~. A club and lplde were lhrowt1 •"' tAQ72 - . 2 KITTENS to give away to a good (61<) 667-3252, Poulin• Dorsi . lordasareservotlons. HELP W~NTEDI local f•~m needs · •lll:pil('lenced plumb1ng • and or split. OF YCLJl 1 ------ --~· - ---- ·~-A., . ··-- d ~WilT .KU All Work Gulrantttcl - FtH Estlmal• m- ·-.,...---- -- ·- ·----·-, 3 PUPPIES, 9 weeks old. P~one 9<9-2<66. • . _........... ·- ho11e 0 WReNCH I WIN AT BRIDGE 4NT bid glv• point count NOR'ftl COAL, limestone , ond calcium chlc:~ride and calcium brine for du51. qmJrol 01\d special mi;c:ing soft for farmers . Moln Street, .. ·- ---~-· -'-----Pomeroy, Ohio or phone 1969 FORO Torino, runs good . 3891. • $<95 . Phone 99:1-5524. -- .... ··--": -• -·- -·~ --·· CANNING tomotoes ond sweet t97<4 PINTO , 2300 motor , . Cantinuaua one ploce peppers . ' Cleland Forms·. automatic , 2 tone point , vinyl outt~r~. We hanolt. or do It Geraldine Cleland . Rocine. roof . 28.000 miles , priced at yourwH. Special prices to Ohio. Phone 7<42·2028. buiklen. ......whole5ole. . Rurh Reeves . 13th. ~ats.. 'Mondo,, 7• to-<10, FUEL TRUCK driver. Must Tuesd<a':..J 1 1t• 12; 1 ~ (a 10i ~· truCk driving expedence. Thurs~, 1 J~1 4 , 7 II' Ml ~)is. , ~ 729-E, 'ore. of The count fo sehlor cltilens. Coli ......s.ntinel, Pom! roy , Ohio . C'OU.TOF ., ' 1 ' MEIGSCOUNTY,OHIO- · l'}h~~~·$.. 9~;~/oun AND A LUG TOOLS ARE ALL THERE. I'M SUit&:~ HOW Tl!ltRIIIL'r' AI. TJIOMM c;DNst ~~ Rutland 7ft-2m 318 stondord shift, good condl ti~ . locally owned . $650; also, new 1976 Ford pickup, f . 100 E;cplorer , 800 miles , 1~0 15 A JACI< •I 1'i1o PLYMOuTH' Ous(;r~- 2 door~ -- ·- --- PLEASURE HORSES ond p<>oies , also will buy hor5es and ponies . Phone (61<) 698-3290. SElDOM llott-'C<tromlllo, Tllppetl · Plains, Ohio, Openllill Sept, T~~·';.Q.;T';J· ---· .....•. ~· ... 1q71 HORNEf . 6 cyl., automatic , $700. Phone98S·3597 , ~~J--'''' ,,~!r ' IN sc:~la ' .. . 1 ~.~· s'"'r , UN" II ; -r;• -'Medical RACI, NE · · ' ' llctcaon ~' · RCH· -·· CHU kil~hen and tubs: ,, Experienced , , .._ _ t ., s..,_~e ary for n:tecliclll secretarial po~ilion. rwtvrolnJ.J ·' Ill 1~ Fire station. Chevy pickup truck : ggrden 2a:dL - _ __ ;~~~~:t0o~d:~~~:~a:;:.,= ~V.#je~~~:=~~~{~~~J~ \i , ' neXt "' 'tO <ultivotor: live plonts and poto: ewccellent ladles clothing sizes 8-14; women 's wigs: Xmas ' 1·.,.il ' ''' , ,_,. Ctlest9r hou5e ALL IT TAKES Remoclellng Service , ' for Your Home cklldren, adult cloth~ng , books , 1'167 ONE-HAlF ton pl<kup, 6 cylinder 5tondord, good condt . _ to_y~~.:. Ond •1 ~0 ~~~ vtc , l ion, asking $650. c~tl ..... n. YARD SAL'~ , 3 day•. MondOy , ing5 , 7.(2·308) . _ _ _ _ -· _ Tuesd'dy. Weds ., 9 a .m. to? 391 1971 FORD Maverick . p.s., p.b., South Secon d "'venue, • Mid · - 1ots of ch rome . reo 1 shorp , a.r, 1974 CUTLASS OldsmobHo lor . dleport . low prices . _ _ low ITiileoge, $1395 . Phone sale ; e~cellenl condi tion , -- ~~~7.C........ -"--~· - ·--·...-· . Gl se ll .. 9.290 or 9 .. 9. . 1 9 8 11 30,000 miles . Phone 992·5852 . BIG ~vf Sale, Se,>r. 23, i,A, " • 25 l&:attid NOW, ! THINK WE CAN COPE; WITH THAT: _ Tlte Com plett ------- ... ctem~nstrofing toyl arid Q~fts., No ~~~~ P~eASUR&, MA'AM ... FL~T Tlftf, EH' .. , WHL, Plillincllld Repli' 843·2105 or see Don Johnson . t975 MONTE CARlO, automatic, a .m. till 6 p.m .; Sept. 21, 10 • power steering, power brak ~s. a.m. till 51 p.ITI. AvOn! , adults ,. 1968 JEEP Wogoneer, 6 cyl. . " air conditioni ng, AM radio and chUdr•n . . infant clotl:ling , wheel drive. lock out hubs. siet*O, rall'f whuls , will sell $7~5 . Harold Br•wer. long Bot·-~k sJ_~_!:.!.~~s.:_!t~ . _' ~ __ reasonable. Phone 992·7036. tom , Ohio 457~ :SIX Family Carport Sale, 918 ... ·-·---- ~-·-·South 1hird , Middleport . 1975 FORD f -250 < whvel 'ddve, · 1970 POfo(TIAC 2 door hordtop, September 20, 10 till 6 p .m. p.s .. p.b., air, $600. Phone will trade for 7.. .75 2 pickup. Sept. 21, 10 !illS. Avons . infant , Phone 992-3•27 aft•r 6 p .m. (61<)98H2<5::. ·--·-- t/'"'ar 9-3-1 mo. . Aluminum Sidilt. Roof••& Gllttlrs, POME0~?~E~?~~MCO._ ~. - --·-- HI-IJ76 v...- 7:»--That Good 01t Nalhvllle MUik )I ...., 4; Muppet ~ 61 Gong SMw II M ICNell-.... Repor120,33; Prlclll Ritllf 1D; Cancld CatMralll Frloncll of Mart 15. 1:110 Movie " Airport 197$" 3,411; Csptaln & Ttlllllllt 6,13; Rhocll 1.10; MITt Qwtllldll lUI. e:lO--tl:IUIIO Queation II Pllytll• 10. 9:110-NFL FIICIIMII4.13; Mludt 1.11;1nl'llt . . mlllll AI WoH Tr. 20.33 • ' ' 30-AII't Felr 1.10. 10:oo-Dictc Van Oykl3,4,15; EI!KUIIW Sullll.ll. 11 :110-News 3..1,1,10,15. 11 :»-Johnny carson 3.4.15; Movie "Tllt Vlrllllll Hlil Story" I; MMy Hat hlilll 10; News MlcNIII Lthrer Report 33. ' 12:00 News 6.13; Movie "Of Love lnfl o.trt'' Ill ABC~--» ~_ 12:»--FBI 6; lronaldl 13; ~at\f_!\1_ ~•. f:Oi!-Tomot rilw 3..1. · 1:»-News 13. Clla.-1 Fiva · 6:110-COIIIUitlllon (C) 6::»-Tesflmony-Timt (c) t:oo-weha-ma "Footbell (cl 8:»--Mutlc C-'lon (cl IO:G0-700 Club (c) 11 :~le : "MIIt.ll Falcllll" .- ;:: �J:;f ·o r Fast .£ ·- t....,. Of ---- M t WHEElCAM~ER ~ 0. .. . Result-s· Use The ·sentine~. ~Classifi~•· @) 2 SIGNS Pomeroy Business WANT ADI ~u , . . . _ 'WIIItfd III,OIIMATION D•ADLINII , S P .M. Day lo~ro Will l'O odd1 lobs. roolinv. poln· ling , h.- 1ng, tr" work . ond Pullllctllon . rnowln~ . Phone 992-7409, Canttlltllono, cor~t< · •:-· - . tiona acctPttcl first dty of R•blfcatlon. ••• ULATIONI Tht PubHUitr r11~w~ 1V72 20 ft. Champion trave1 r,-.,...-"""-1"''!!'il!l!~· lhe right lo tell! or ro~~ l "llOsT-Two !railer. fullyteH -conlolned, hot 1 1 • foced ,,..(', tny aaa ·'tttmtd otf- -, tog In lt1elr ear , awning and tcrHn.d In room ltctlona l. Ttrt publllhtr Also ottonorios. Moy bo s"' ' ~ • _ · will not bt responsible for owlrvg the 1 at 975 Mopl• St ., Middl•port 1 .mort one ln<orr.ct whereabouts, pleose call Ed 1 1 lnsertiQn , Ohio anytime. · . .. King, 99:1-3n2. __, ____ ' 'IIAUI· KODAK Hawkeye lnttomoric troller , lumou ,QQAUTY --. . . ! ftr W,aftt Ad Strwkt fold·down clout , dquOI• 5 ce:~tl ptr word on~ Camero. Loti at troctc.\f pull pt stainless ste•l sink . ln1ide or lnstrtlon. ~· MeiVt Falr9rounde , Sun~y . Minimum Chorgo Sl.OI) . outside stove, new porta ·potl , 1f14CHEVY NOVA4DOOR 127ft Phone '1'12-7830. H cents "per word three - - - · ___ .... c.. < jo_ < ks . hoovy duty owning, Local low mlleegt car. V·l engln., IUtomall~ power eonseeuttve lnatrtlons. · new tires ._ tleep• 6, $995 5et . · show llttle weir, gold Phone steering an db ra k os, ra dlo, tl res 26 certtl, p1r word six 1 742 2125 _ consecutive lnswtlont. - • ~lnlsh, Sharp and nice. , 25 Ptr Cent DIICOUITt on ' ' ' WILL DO ~bysilting in my home paid ads and ads pa id 1f74 CHEVELLE MALIBU 12"5 or your home. Will als.o d9 fo' ur Sale or ~'rade within 10 Ge.YI+ 1door local I owner with ltss than 33.1)1)1) miles, 350 VI CARD OF HlNKS housework and Ironing in th• I OI)TUIIRY_ Meigs County Area. Call Eloise 1976 CHEVROLET 4 'wheel drive engine. eutomall~. power steering and brakes. Like sz.oo ' 'f or so word !ruck. Phc:~ne 9<49·2132. Pickett or Modc:~lyn Pickell, new W-W tires. Factory air, radio, while over dark mlnlmmr 99:1-3888 . green . "Each icfchtlonat worcr f cents . ILIND"DS 1972 "OVA2 DOOR 11"5 Additional 25< Locol1 owner, car. good tires. ciNn Interior. 6 cyl., std. ·per Advtrtlstmtnt. ~:... _ ... . .• . IF YOU hl(lve a 11rvice to Qffer , inns. __ . , .. OFFICE HOURS MOBIU home for sole or rent, 3' want to buy or sell somethin~ . B : ~o a.m. to J :OO p.m. bedrooms , ol utilities poKI. oe look ing fo( Work ... or Dally, 8:3Q a .m. to 12 :00 Phone992-7751. , whatever ... you'll get result$ Noon Saturday . -- ... ~ • • fast•r wit I-I o Sentinel Want Ad . Phone today 992-2156. 1973 12x60, 2 bedroom Vindole Cqll 9'1:1·2156 . • ' D~!!.~Siallne~M~,O.,Mooday,Sept.20, lf/8 Television log /or easy· vieuJin,g Co or . MOJ!IDAY, SEPTE~IER 21,1976 5:0D-Big Valley 3; Merv Griffin 4; Brady Bunch I; Star Trek 15. 5;30 ....,... 6; Family Alfllr 8; Eloc. Co: 20,33;; Adlm -12 13. 6:00 Newt 3..1.1,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20; Ectuc.tlon In Tran.sltlon 33. ·~ ~BC Ntwa3,.1,15; ABC Ntwa13; Anltf Griffith 6; CBS News 1,101 Hqdgtpadge Lodge 20. 7:00-TrulhGrCons3; ToTelllhaTruth 4; Bowling foiDof_larS6; BuekOwenst; Ntwa10;To Ttlllha Truth 13; Family Alf1lr 15; Amorl~an Indian Artlote 20; · _K ,..,. Your Schools 33. - ~- ft..., From t" to Tl" wlfllallfl ., It 5 wltll..- witt 111t pipe ftnllllefl. Uftfler .... bores VP to 12" pl~~t liM. . Bill PUWNS 4 I. I ,.m.,..y,OIIIo 992-247· f-12-1 mo. pd. ~,-,_~~~~,~~ ~i~~j}::, '__ ,,- c•·••o• tro ller , take Over poymenl$, ·- -~-- ~ YARD SALE, Fridoy , Sept. 10, 10 POMERqY, O... IQ AT·T N.:II -- .... --· · o.m._tO .. p.m . CornerRt . 7ond ALL HOUSEWIVES 1969 12;c63 Vlndole , underpinned Co. Rd . 26. Five Point 5 , MI . HerAli Yard Sa ln. Rummage. 1Px20 screened porch, cehtrol man · Womens Minionory ) Pore~ and Baltm•nt Porch ~··al r .' May be seen 825 South .S.· Ann .. , 1974 EL CAMINO truck . oylomatic 1970 Buick RM,ro, good cor~dl· and Beaemenf Saaold:-'lin~i: ~ f'r· 1 FOf'd .Ave., Middleport, Phone · - ---~----~ ... ___ ··-· • tronsmiss.~on, power siH'f)llQ.. lion, new tires , $900. Phon• must be Peld In 1 ' Wl -'i822 . 6 FAMilY Corport Sole , 918 South p,b.. 77,0CMJ miles . S2800.J~hone 7<42-2796. Get yours In • • .. _,-,~... . -~ •·. ~ Th~rd , Middleport. Sept . ~ . 10 NOTICIS Phone(614)667-3817. stopping by· ~:~rt 0 7'29, Pbmtro'y , with your rem I .• $40 an .~enin~ or . f'!O'detlvety or 1 Computarl do 'f 0 U THE RACINE Fire Oapo'rtment hove a gun shoot Sofuraoy 6:30 p.m. a t tlielr building In Coli 949-21103 or : Alto bdoklngpgrtlet. AVERAGE $.40 an-;)~~-;g7'dr . ft d emont ro 1ng huntiQQ tt ~"i\O a ernoon1 d tid ·tt ' ' fit 0 1 1 8ci1han . A8so LUTE!-Y t?. ~ trespou.ng at any time on' the guar~n" oys 0 9~ • · . cash 1nvestmant,,no dtl1ve'tt;" or H~=~~H'Cold::u ar.m•.(J~f'\ed~ ~· ~lwctlng. Comput4ti's dO. your --===~;;::;;;::=.::;:;;:;:;::; paperwork . Coli ~~ ·2aql or r s. 1 .. ~ m.m7 . Ai sob_oo(;:~~porti e__ H d Q:ild ,. • . II f .-~·, ::u .-PI YOtJ11'"An£NTION.'' ~ •' ' PI FA$£ f ' ' •' '. j I/ .'):::. A.•..~)It' • "'' ~. ,, ,,. ' WANlED. 1.. ~~ r 1: , t 'ftellocH!e. ~pllat ~ -• 1' bus will bt runlil'tig Sundlya on 1 rou1t fro111 1 , Racln~ 1 ithr.ough . ~P!PI~-.. • Gron, ieavlng Rlclne af . , 1S , ,,... ond pauengllrS at ,_,, It you ' are Interested In our bus sarvlq, PJetlt fell ~'\.t~ ' C11f!llc\ f(t1 a,l~t'or 2iflo2tgr1· ••~ , - , ,~· ~- - • table and and choir; ook antique dishes ond silverware; new wool comforts ; quilll : bedspreads: curtains : hand crochet items; small electric opplianl::es ; bird cage end chrome, stand; heavy plates ond cups: sundae dishes ; misc . choit5; chalrs; • ,. Phone 99:1-3301 , o• 985-3521 . ···· -·.,~-"· ~ .. ··-· ._,_ .. PORCH, SALE . Thursdoy , and Friday, Sept. 23. 24 , 9 o .m. tillS p.m. Clothing, tools. few anti· ~ ~ -, ·. -' '. oil, typist. Shorthand , ,;trred, nat requlr•d. ==: :.::-:;~ . Clinic. 315 ques. misc. items. Otis K. Casto, Reedsville, Ohio . 1 Clr. Pike, Galilpoils, --- Write Doily Good ustd G. E. rtlrioerl·. lor. ;:no-- · ..- ~ ~-*· ' IN THI M~TII ,Of.: "~!~ CHANG I ~ P' NAMJ!1 '0 " IODNI!Y CDTT W!)OlJ _', tr .. uil N.Q ICE Rodne~ ~olt, Woods, .K. , • disposition . Phone949·5623. · --- -- -- ·-' - .. ." For ·;;.;k, Wa11ted ~-, • ' the std u...._'elllt e I u ~" Super XL Chain FURNISHED, 2 bedrm . apartment, adults only', in Middleport, Phone 992·3874. Rodney! Scott ·WoodL , 1o , , , '.-. RodntY' Sbott :,. Hinlng~TI1Wit ' .. J'. f tt.• sold Politi!!" will be ~eord on RIV~fll' pilots , de<khondt7'>tbo~. the lsi. ~ay'"Gf Nov,finli!etl ·"·~ wtit• Box 203, Patkitrsburg, w; oor ___ -.t,..._....,... __ _ ... -- :, -,,.,_"N'· . 3 AND 4 RM. furnished a nd un· $210 M. ""'l' • • !I;IUJ . ., . • • . JA<kW.c.raey.Mgr. _ "'-992·2111 33. ten miles north of Pomeroy. large lots with concrete JXJfio5, sidewalb, o~ runners and ~; off stt~t ~r~lng . Phone 992-7•79. 1 - · · · - -· - - ·-- - - - - IN DASH 23 chonnal CB, am-fm . mpw radio. 3 trock stereo. Coli c:~r toiners . Phon·e 667--3737 667-3'T74. ___ __,.,,..:.:.___ ----sewin~ SCHOOL ' J~ lbe .J. ,._olD Call .Kent Ha~ . ~' 21fiedro?m ~if• home, ~)(fer . P,hone 99:1-5858. 2hor~.::m-,:o.:.b:.: lle'--h-o-m-o-ln-~cin area. Phone 992-58~ ...:........,__ TRAilEPS lor rent: one 3' unfurnished, ' one 2 . ,, ,, /l ' --·us·lODA~,,,-' • . CAU. .' I . '. Phon?_ --.....-'-o--- ' 110USE. 5 rooms ond both in Middleport, Ohio. Contact 3457. 992· 3 miles north of on l(oonty Rood 36 ROOd) , Phone 985· ~' ' TROM80t,IE (C-on_n_l --wlih coso music ro, k, cloonlng oquip: m;en•, $1;;<1. Phone 9<9-2593 LAFF'·A-OAY ' ' ' '~ .~ By Oswald& Jamet J1coby . -.an -- ~NE --- CARPET HP ' ' ~RTED RUBBER Callever,lngs ,{bl-4 ) 667·3073. REDUCE safe llnd fast with Go&eu Tablet'\ & E-Vop "water Pills". Nelsn11 Drug . . S,.uore Yanl lnstallll I jo.vld Pef'ICI!I_I• Owft!", I 1-22·1 mo. Mf.JtH 1-22-t m~. LITTLE ORPHAN AMJIIE-THE :.I- ' " ' I l ' . '.. Whiahlold Reploc:emenl •' • FrHI!atlnmes '. 'On leidy Worll ' Ex~~trt Painting ' '~ .. lnsura~ Work ,._,' WtlcH!e """ • '1 ..t St. Rt. 7 Coolville, Ollla ' ' . 'f '' 1t1-m1 ..J:2t·l mo. ~ I\: played dummy's ace of hearts and 111111 tbe heart lineae to West, who played a second . -· . i '6.95 Auto Slles · '' Racine, Ohio BACK CARPmNG .' . . club. Soulb was now sure of bll1 contract if either spades or diamonds broke H . He was -,.'· also sure of it if either ~ one able to or diamond suit. He came lo his hand witb -nent was tbe only stop · the ... ' . ~·: ' COUNTRY farmland with seclud· ed wood5, water and good OC · cess 'in Monroe County; W. Va. EXCAVATifo(G, dozer, looder and backhoe . work ; dump trucks and to-boys for hire; will haul · a good 9 room house with 2 beths. Obi . garage and corner lot. - jack. (Do you have a quesliort tor the etperts? Write "Ask the Jacobrs" care ot this newspaper. The Jacobya will answet individual quealione it stamped, self-addressed envelopes are enclosed. The most interesting qutslions will be used in this column arrd will receive copies of JACOBY MODERN.I ~.:.:.::========- MAIN POMEROY, - ::.:.·. .:-:. -:.. ~~~~~~~~~~ zz Colleen's patriotic ·=~~.:· ' JUST LISTED-149 acres. Income from gas well, free gas. Timber, stocked pond, fruit trees, bern, other building , garage . "Ice olclfr home. 5 BR, beth, porches, utility room. carpeting, paneling. 'EXCELLENT AT JUST 542,000.00. ' NICE RANCI1 TYPE Smell yard. 3 BR, beth , large living, full basement, ' t,IG. F .A. furnace. carpeted, pentled, lots of cabinets. $18,000.00. ' INVESTORS- We have I unit with 3 rentela In .excellent neighborhood at lust 120,ooo:oo . unit on corner lot .12$..800 00 ' ' ·JUST LISTED- Very nice oldtr home overlooks tht rf..,r. 3 -beth, formal H~~;':--.:-.;p; ba~ment. , DEb -AT . HENRY E. <;LELAND BROKER --2259 or-..... 1 7_4~ ·-~?.~: ~·- -·-·---· ...... port t Everlutlng !7 Eaten · Coli 992-7-81. ' 11 Fuzz 011 a name cellln9. , : ; paneling. Phone.~ - 2759. . --~ ~ : Large troco to land litulfM In lilt vllllgt of Pom....,, Ohio. H11 woler 1nd sewage flciNtles. acres 3 one-half undeveloped . lind. Water and ltW- IVIIIIblt. Profttablo going bualn-. Leu• ovall1blt or property can be purchased. DOZER work and welding . Con· '' •. ~ · toct James Poraoos, Rt. J, ,;: : on::_C ::;o::.rm = ei_;_R:: ood =._;_':___~.... •·l ••' "• - _;_Rc::a<::.inc.:•:.:.·_:c EXCAVATING, BACKHOES ANQ.'~• DOZER - lARGE AND SMAll, -~ SEPTIC TAfo(KS lfo(SIAllED. lOW·• BOY Afo(il DUMP TRUCKS. BILL "';''• PUlliNS, PH0fo(~ 9'1:1·2478 DAY <• ORfo(fGHT. :.. :.. PROTECT your swimming pool! : , . Winterizing kits, covers, on· • . i . net Soles. Middleport, Ohio. ', -- --. • • • buildings, frul! lr001, 2 ,foca- · lions, ~ mode for oil and go1 · PGLDAV . - THUHEPLDB on good bla<ktop rood. Coli IIIII Clon<h 99:1-5795. - NOW, IF "'OU'LL JEST SWEEP TH' JOGGERFY AN' 'RITHMATIC BOOKS 8ACI< IN 3, bedrcom: full carpet, . 1.113 ocre1, leodlng Creek water st•-'em, near Langsville and · Call7<2-2819 . mi"l' . . ....... -· . . . _... ..... . .... J.• ••'' .. . '. ... l • ' Dinah 13. · 4:30-Mylhr•Sonl3; En~aga.c(0nel6; Ptririclll __FatniiY 8; FllnttiOIIII 15. ' 5:0D-8lt Valle'f 3; /rMt'v Griffin •; Brldp llunch 11 Mister Rogers 20J:I; Star-TAll 15. S:30-News 6; Family Alf1lr e; Eloc. Co. 20.33; IWim12 l:i. 6:GO-f\lews 3..1.1.10,13,15; ABC News 6; , ConSumer Experltfa 33. 6:»--NBC News 3,.1,15; /IBC New1131 ,_,., Grlfftlll6; CBS lrlews 1,10; HCilgJi11 adge l..odgt 201 lTV Utilization 33. 7:110-Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell the Truth 4; llowllng tDr Dol tiC'S 6; Let' I Go To Tllt R - I; News Ill To Telllha Truth 13; Family Affllr 15; Cookl"'l wtfh.a Continental Fla- 20; AmlriCIIII- Forum 33. 7:»--Hollywood Squares 3,A; l.at'a Doli With II 6; Match Game PM I ; MacNtll-l.ahrtr Report 20,33; In Tha .Know 10; Wild Kingdom U; Nathvllie onlha Roact 15. . 8:00-811 Bu BliCk Shtep 3.4,15! HIPPY D1y1 loTI/ Tony Orlando & Dawn 1,10; Mrt. Gendl'l lncll .." ..-. I ' I ' '• •• ·~ -, 20,33. ' 9:0D-RichMan, PoorMctn6,13; Malhi, TO; E-lniMf _f'OC!J 33; Carnivora 20. IO :oo-pollc;e Story 3,4115; Swl~h . 11,10!. ~- !'~ , _ Olympled 33. · 10:30-Biack Penpectlve on the Nwt 20. 1l:oo-News 3..1,4,8,10,13,15; Mac:IMII·I.ahrtr RIIXri - Utll<rambletheH.fourJul'lllleo, letter to each oquan, to 1...--J--1-+~ form four ordinar7 words, so Acre 'tar;;,· s room houst. aut- ~ ' 8:00-lllllt 6; Capt. Klflgai'OO I, 10: s . r t St. 33. 1:»--Big Valley 6. ' : f ;IIO-A.M. 3: Phil Donll)ue 4; Lucy SMw I; Pflll· Oonal1ut 13,15. . 9:»-<:rou-Wib 31 One Llfll to Llw 6; Goad o.yt I. 10:0D-s.ntord & Son 3,.1.,15; Price II Ritllf I. It; Mille Dougln 13. •10: Is-General Hoaplt•l 6. 10::10-Coiebrlty Swtllflolaklt 3~,15. 11 :110-Whael of Fortune 3, U; Wltlcdl)' ~~ Edge II Night 6; Gambit 1.101 Mdmlng w1t11 D.J. 1). •11:30-Hollywood Squar• 3,~,15; HlfiPY D . 6,13/ Love ot llfll 1,10. I · 11 :5$-Take Kerr I; MI. Flxll 10. 12 :00.,."ews 3,6.1, 10; Hat Seal 133;' Beb BriUII ~~ Fun FActory 15. ' 12:30--Gong Show 3,1$; All My Chlkhn 6,1)/ Se1rc11 for Tomorrow 1,10. 12;5S-NBC News 3,1$. 1:GO-Sofllti'MI 3; Ryan:s tiqll6,131 q,tiiCAIIh 11.. 111 Young & the Restltta 10; Not For WomMI Oily 15. 1 : »----a~ of Our LIYH 3.4.15; Family FN16.11; At The World Tuma 1,10. · 2:1JG.-13),000 Pyramllf 13; Dinah 6. 2:30-tlocton 3,~,15: Ont Lite to Llw 131 Cktlall Light 1,10. 3:110-Anolher World 3,.1,15; All In The Family 1,111 Con111mer Survival Kit 20. l:ls-General Hoapltol 13. 3:30-Bewitc:hed 6; Match Game 1,10; Lilla VIII & You 20. UO-Mislet Cartoon 3; Mlrcul WeJIIII, M.D. 41 SomerMI 15; Howdy Doody 6; MICke; MouM Civil OIH! WE HAVE SEVERAL BUSI .. ESS LOCATIONS TO SELL . . f~fc;l el.cf~IC', -News 6; Sunrlll ' 6:'5 o\1ornlng Report 3. 6 : ~ Morning, Wet! Vlrglnll IJ. 6:55-Goocl Morning, Trl Stile 1J. 7:0D-Today3..1,1S; GoodMan!lng. AmtrlcU,IJ; CIS H.- I ; Chuck Wlilte Reports 10. 7:05-Bugs Bunny I. Frlendl 10. 7:»--Schoolltcl' 10. 1..--+--l,....-l NEW LISTING - ... leo large , lawn, 3 bedroom hoUit. city utilities. bern and garage. $3,500.00. 1 • ~; ~tUO~!:IItJ~:·;:·IQ:;s.J~c~ ~4-+-1 PHONE f92.3311 or 99271U. •k:•. H0ME '•n 12 :30-Movle " The Helar• 1. ! :GO-Tomorrow 3,4. 1:35--News 13. Channel Five 6:00-Bfue Rldae Ouart.t lei 6:»--Tntfmony TlrTM (cl 7:110-Marlhall Footbell C~l 9:30-TBA IO:G0-700-Ciub (c) .2_1:30-Wrestllng (C) ! tllree1e, service for obove 01 in ground pools . D. Bumgard; L NEw Cfn Semttter I; Conclt 111 I Cotrimtnll10. 33. I 1 6 : »--T~'s 11 :30-Johnny Car- 3..1,15; Movie "Night Walctl" 6,13; Kojak I ; Mary HortrnanlO; ABC Ntws33. 12:00-Movle "Malor Dundee" 10; Jonatcl 33. Phono 99:1-572< . ' DITCH Dlgg lnq. Phone (30<) 773· . : · 5839 or (304)773-5788. -• : HocKING RIVER Trodlng Com·:;: ; 4 BEDROOMS -.' ' • po'l)r, GUfo(S-OVER 250 ,,.. ' Aluminum siding, living • NEW 3 bedroam hauso, 2 boths, STOCK. Buy; soli, trodo. 478 :J acrou front ol houw, large oil elec., 1 o<rt,l Middleport, · Richland I!. then• · Ohio 45701 ; Phone (6i<) 59J.89cJo. -, ~: dose to Rutland. Phone 9'1:1· dining, hot water hNI. 7<481. .::::: Wont 111iy &16,500. ' . MACHINE . . R-ln, __ _,, SEWING ' SMAll lonn for sale. 10~ down, oil makM , 99:1·2284. rh, ,-· NEW LISTING 4 owner financed. ~nroe Coun· Fabric Shop , Pomeroy •.bUsl-. rooms, plus a 3 ty , W. Vo . Phone (30<) 772Authorlzed •Singer Salel and 1 bedroom epertmtnt. "-w 3102or (30<)m-3227 . SerVice . Wethorpett Scltsors . .-; , hot wafer furnace, front ., porch & basement. Only $15.000. •r•tern Burger et aL CARPENTER , 11oorlng, MODERN 81 -level 3 bedroom home In the country. Family room. equipped kitchen, betement, garage, 3 frailer hookups, and 11 acres. $.41 ,500. wellt, own waler tlmel... " Jl Hamilton zs Drum roU ,:• a "- are tbe • Oleer 11 Oregon dty • "Knlly - " fedora u Pinafore ...""r.. 1<2·2348. · aWl)' mpawn Sonitohon , 992·3954 or 992-.. ,~~,~ , 2<28. 25 Algerian (s wds.) d NEW LISTI"G- Spollna · 3 bedroom lnsulettd homo. Ceramic tile beth, natural -~~~, F.A. fuma~e. carport and v, acre. 137,500. O. effect 11 Takes .out :. ., - TUESDAY, SII'TEMatlt 11, " " 6;GO-SunriM Semesta 10. · 6: Is-Farm Reporl13. 6:20-RIIY. Cltuphv. Robl,._ 13. z.n a; , Will clo roofing, construction ; • .HOMESITES for sale, 1 ocr• ond .. plumbing and healing. No job ' ) : up. Middleport, near Rutkmd . , 190 lo~g• o-r too small. Phone ~ '- HEMLOCK GROVE Nl~e remodeled 3 bedrooms. Modern kitchen with stove, refrigerator. beaement, front porch & th --~ ' u...... ,.._ REMODELING, Plumbing, heating EXCAVATII'IG, doz,r, and ditcher. Charles and all types of general repair. field , Back Hoe Service.· Work guaranteed 20 years e;c _: R :; ul::: lo ~ n:; d •c_:: O ::_ h ::; IO : :_·:._ Ph : :: o ~n:=_it!: 7<:!2::! -2008:.-;:: : :;• ""~uh~. perience. Phone992·2,.09. . D&D TREE Trimming, 2Q yean •~<· SEPTIC Systems Installed ' by":'f \ licensed lnttaller. Shepard · ~ ; per le nce . · Insured free COf*octors. Phone 7,.2. 2«)9. • • ~.~~ estimates. Coli 997-:z:JIW or (61<1698•7257 AI bony. SEPTIC TANKS .,looned. Modoftf: :;: ':' . :;. - I; Seslmt St. 20.33; MovJ. "Roclt+llyl !Wir'' II; ' RIVER LOT- with water, electricity, and aewage. Only 13.000. Australian thephtrd puppies . 0 ROOMS oncl bath, Iorge kitchen Guaranteed heelers. $30, and utility room , fuel oil furJa mes Nally , Cherry Ridge Ad. : nace in L•torl ToWnship . Con· Rt. · 3 · P o otter~ tact wovne w·1 ~, - ,.. 1son·, 2.f7 •2).,.-, . we open our lowest spade. Partner it marked wttb 110111e bl"" carda. In"' "'""""' _, elude sometbin1 lite five 3J18des to lbe ace or tbe kina· lers , day phone 99:1-7089, night phone 992·3525 or 992· 5232. acre. s20:ooo. ··--.. \ three. I Wltb telling Z4 laue Phone 99:1-3454 or (614) .U6· 9568. 74~-3019. SuHolk ram. Al,o. for sole, ap1de Our !'lgbt hand oppot~l . hu opened one notrump and biJ partner lw railed him to Yeslerday'I:Uiwer .'~1; ---~---~-· 875 16·5 6 plr. tiro with 8 hblo G.M. Wheo . Also, very good used Corlton truo]lpet. Coli L---"'.;;.:;;~;,:,:".:::'.-.=---1. - ~ -- wbat we 19d from : fill dirt , to soil, limestone and gravel . Call Bo~ or Reger Jef· GRAII)f ltd boel. 85 cents per. mRoxiMATELY 30 o,;;.-';;ilh6 6 roqm houM, ~odern kltch.tn. ---· ··-·-----·- ·- ·· .. --~-- ·pound, cut, wrop'ped and room haute and both, dug well, carpeting, in Harr.,onvllle. can-, Ml INCH ElECTRIC rongo , stereo, 2 _f~o__zen. Phon•-~·<198. . ond 2 outbuildings, fen<od ond venlent to mines, $9,000. · piece living room suite, never · j h S Phone 7<2-27'16. used , 1 recliner. 2 months old. FOR SALE OR TRADE, regis tered · m1nera rig ts, 19.000. Call -- .. --·."' -·~ notrump call wu a slrfllll bid in notrump lind did not asi for aces. Soulb looked at his very sound notrump and went on to lbe very fiDe alam contract." Jim: "Soutb would make seven wltb i lot of lood luck . He rnilht not even make siz if everytblnc went sour. Anyway; be wonlbe club lead, iJ'l'I'LE ORPBAN ANNIE .. :00 p.m . Offering complete real estate service, home1 , DOU ILE - 2 bedrooms commerciols, forms , one ocre each, city water, gas F .A. lots, approisi.ng. Groduo te furnace In one . Basement & Weaver' School of Real Estate, large lot . $12,000. have been in the Real Estate Business in Meigs County since · BUSINESS ROOM _;_ Plus 12.FT.•WOODEN (Jon Boot) .ono· --~ ~~-~,. ·---~----.--'-v----.--~ ..11 . Phono99:1-291>9. Oswald: "Nortb's four· ~ A Kansas reailer WIDII lo ~ .q ............... . ' OHIO. PHONE 985-4186 otter Another ch lumber. s2s: Phone 9<9· ocres graund , rural and 2593 t~n~Gs.;;~_•seost of Darwin.-, . BeAti:~RIZZl YBow . 461bst quiver ,..... _______ --' -~ ----· ·--"' and many accessories. $55: , ,-. Hawken muzzle laoder, 50 calibe-r, many '' accetSories, $180, Call992-3726. working condition . Pric.d to ' !loolll I N.T. &N.T. a; tbe Gerber four-club eGf!- vention later lhla week." hoff both , home in Middleport. Centerly locote\f. PhOne 9'92· with 4 rentals (furnished). Thlals brick & frame. Just < FUEl OIL STOVE, will deliver. Phone 742 2769 r. -.-:-_.,___ OUOJH~RMf.,;l-oil furnCKe , good '( , mo. r- - - - __evenings. . fourth inch plywood bottom , sides oncl ends, three-fourth in· '""'1~- I . 992-7320 Evenings Pomeroy , Pass 4 N.T. Pass Pau Pasa Pau Opening lead - J • ~ Phone 949-2814 9 A.M to 5 P.M. - West Ntrllt Eul ' GUMR SERVICE - CUtS TO Sft;W. 6At-lAoNi\ I , •' Both wulnerable AlA.. Ri~T . I 9-10-1 tr , furnished. I ' ' nylon prlnh, Ylftylaollds, and' occea-les.: tKt& '[X)t-J'r 667-3876 machines, MO~NifltG Star Hgts . Buy l ·ocre Si nger . feoh.lrs buttonhole. tract of land. Will arrange lor blind hem, sews on knits, financing and small ·down pay $48.00 cash. -*tlso Singer Touch men t to build a home of your and Sew, li ke n:Vw. $31 .00 cash. choice . Lee Construction , Phone 9'1:1 ·7187. RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS. PJGs far sole. Phone 94."9--: -2::-85::7-. Qoffvifflan.t to shopping on Third and Mill Streets in Mld- C"ONNfrumpet , Used ~ 2 years, Rodney Scott Woods, 11&pOrt~ Broncl new high quol i· $100. Phone 7.. 2·3092: · , .apartments . See the fl,Y, 11r_e~~:.,\lil'l~!?~~( G,~~=~~:Dpo:o~~~~i~C:.; nu;u:log•f. at Apt. 16. or coli l'T70 TRI)JMf'H 650 Cho.per. II..;' ntxt·frlend,ll61 $~1-7.30 married , · Army paint ' iob. Phone 992-5252 or m -m1. AppllcaOI - ' Recruiting. Coil colfoct- (61<1 sea David au,kirk , A,uslic Hills 593-3022 , or 385~~~~~ AV:AilA.lE at Riverside Aport· at l;:ee Circle, Syracuse, Ohio. (9) 20, It -t .,cl d1entsl; I ~ bedroom oporf. f'l"•nll, $100 per month; 2 POTATOES ond pumpkins . C. w, Proffitt. Portland. Okio. Phone 'l'le A!mere bedroom apartments, $1~ per 8-13-2254. tJIIIted.Pi'tlllatll'la110811 mont~ . One price for all . Phone, 3 1975 HARl~Y - DAViDSON XlH Tilda 11 MaltdaJ llllpt.l\D 9l~rnituro, l'oboM .. , --,f-~~ · - ----·----- ~~. ~. witb rI woll telephbhoo 2 droom troiler , reol nke,l Sportster, block , 1000 cc, 1200 actuo1 Call Keith COrtis, to lolloll'.""" . 101 W,/'t or oomploo • ~~lts, onlyt Phone992:_3~~~..:' lte M. D. Mill•r:--l lftt. ' 1r.. .~ •• 5 09m (uGQfshed opt . for rent Tbe JIIOOII belw- Ill Pomeroy , Ohio. Call-m-7760!: dooe I<>' Powell's Supor Volu: 1111 qurtlr ~ ~. CASH poid \or oil -mollos ·and _Jt;'\1~ 9'12~, __ The 1tan art ,. ~I• 0 mobile ....,.., 1TRAilER' spo'e for rent, one 3 ... ~.~~ \QIIU. .--Pt~Dfte code6 1... ,.J3·~1. ~ _.\ mile5 , from Pc:~meroy , one in Pom•roy ~ forMt t Pro- '*' De)(ter, 5 miles from No. 2 · prke for standing , ~ Tlne l hOfl• 992-5858. WI i<tJlllW HOW' .i\5 from ·dummy." Oswald : "Eul had to tbrow either a dllimoad or ap1de 011 that laat heart and wn hopelessly lqiMeled. He did clluct a lpade, •lace be wu looklna rilht at !QUI' diamonds In dummy, but South just made four spades, three diamonds IIJid hll1 slam." -Jim: " Tomorrow we will sugest elimple wly to UN 1 few four:f101nnnp e~U. u retl notrump bids IIJid we wiD till- $1 .000 down . <oil (30<1 '1723102 or (30<)7n-3227. · 3 b&droom hous'e for sal& at 520 Sycamore St., MiddlepOrt, good BRADFORD, Auct ioneeP, Com ~ plete Service . Phone 9_.9-2.t87 buy lor $8,000. Phone 9'1:1·3578, or 9<49-2000. Rocln•. Qhio , Crllt or992-7667 . Bradford. N.ICE 3 bedroom , one and one- ________ .._____ _.__ pipes , 1650. Call9<9-2<80. for $1~ monthly plus elec. c:~r $130 indu'dlng alectric, LOWER l,..· EARf CORN,, •• I. ..'' 1 KlJO\IJ HOW 1D SPeU.!T . miles, silty bar , crosh bars, ~~o;~·5434.~-- - - pull boc~ handle bars , new tire <iEORG£ S. Hobstetler " Jr . REAL and seals. . Scrambler side ESTATE BROKER , POMEROY, bedt~ oportments of VlllAG~ 1-VoNOR in Middleport 19761 at 1:30 P .M. or ea soon Va.26101. , I"',.., · thereafter •• 11ld court maY ... heer It. ..,• ,•u~· e-11f SOMEONE to care for1elderty lady •'tf ·-~ \~~ ; u .. ~ ~ ""!<-' -""her home . Phone'98S-3955. ~Al-l,! ----~- ings Company , Ohio. HONDA Cl-<50, 12,000 luroish'\<1., 1opts. Phone , '19299:1-3965. ' 5434. ---~-.-----··-- '7'""- ·' < KENNEBEC pototMs/ 50 lb . '$3,50 COUNTRY Mobile Home Park, Rt: or 100 lb. $6.00. Bring con· StJ;iliiiel court changing his nama from ---~ · ~ • Pom.&.~. , .~dm-~ Syracuse UH. Earn , extra - ' ' -nding MORIY·• Ind vekleble prizes. ·Call (614) 992-2156";, . "· Pom.rb'y 1 • Ohlo 9. . .•n6 { .... c. "~' ,.,. • '",, ... • hereby v1~n •llotict' 1111r1~ ~o'l '- it.' t , · " 'i •'·l wllllllo hla Petition by;Ar.JIIId!tl, ollll •n.ilw D. Hanlf111, his mother enil _., . , !'!! " neJCt frl~d, ln the Pr.oMte ' .. Court of ~M.lft 1 COunf"f'1 ' DhkJ, • ~ii.. '· ~ 1 ·-v-·. proylnvtMr- an ·order o11Uid ? .D ;~·.r.Jo.TMER()Y, ·O. •:· . ... .......... li , - 1971 ·t....t ' ,. . . ' ' For FrH Estimate, cond Street , Pomeroy, Ohio, ot 10:00 a .m. on the 21st day ot September , 1976. The under· signed reserves the right to bid. The Formers Bonk ond Sav· ood On iiroisre~~.~io .. _old . P~no.99:1-371?_ · ----'- . ,. Ra'- or · - ' ill\\ I>-T c:oc;s '54-\1: 667-1166 THE undarsigned will sell at public sale far cosh the following motor vehicle to be token from Kenne tf'l R. Searle$ , Norttl Third Street, Middleport, Ohio <45760. 1971 Mercury Comet Tudor Sedan , Serial NQ. IK31T· 522201. The sale will bo held at The Formers Bonk and Sav· ings Company , 211 West Se· One good ustd McCullough Clutin Saw • ·• • S7S.ot · shots. won..oc~. bred tor oontle ~hlo<5769 . .t S2DO.DO AKC Female -German Shepherd , c..w , 14 ond ~-thirds ..wy u ~.o-.\dl!!' • ~ ., njd ... .. ,.._. j •• speolol, rogulor $~4.'1~ now $19.95. Offor ••Pirws Oc:t. 7, 1976. Phone 99:1-3< 10. l ·New water aottenera Rilfl. $339.95. Sale Prict l29U5 home , I male, 1 fema le, Phone 99:1-3702. FULLER Br.ut~ls, theE. -~ R,111h ~ man. rtteodtll wack . , corpt~t •':"s~r. '~ Now~ ~~ 'T' ,·.w~rt-, P. 0 . Be" <466, tP'TIVo.y, ··wt' SALE ~-~--------....... · ·--- ---------- BORN LOSER Phone Coolville CHEVEllE Molibu < dr., vinyl top , light green, 2 new lires , good condition . $800. Phone .(614)985 -3988. --· 1951 FORD truck three·fourth ton roUgh. Phone 8-43·2645 after 6 p.m. EAST •JU4 U65 US tJIOU •JIOU2 - •Q7 SOUTH 1111 •AQ75 • KJ 10 I WES1' •102 •Q732 . Sptclanll"' in cuatem built fafltrs for commercial, rescl.. polo bulldl"l•· - Phone m -nao. · -sooo.- --··----- ------ --- •Kin S:Z3-1 .... . M&G_Tnrn the kinl of diamondl aDd catbejl h1l two lui b~. A club and lplde were lhrowt1 •"' tAQ72 - . 2 KITTENS to give away to a good (61<) 667-3252, Poulin• Dorsi . lordasareservotlons. HELP W~NTEDI local f•~m needs · •lll:pil('lenced plumb1ng • and or split. OF YCLJl 1 ------ --~· - ---- ·~-A., . ··-- d ~WilT .KU All Work Gulrantttcl - FtH Estlmal• m- ·-.,...---- -- ·- ·----·-, 3 PUPPIES, 9 weeks old. P~one 9<9-2<66. • . _........... ·- ho11e 0 WReNCH I WIN AT BRIDGE 4NT bid glv• point count NOR'ftl COAL, limestone , ond calcium chlc:~ride and calcium brine for du51. qmJrol 01\d special mi;c:ing soft for farmers . Moln Street, .. ·- ---~-· -'-----Pomeroy, Ohio or phone 1969 FORO Torino, runs good . 3891. • $<95 . Phone 99:1-5524. -- .... ··--": -• -·- -·~ --·· CANNING tomotoes ond sweet t97<4 PINTO , 2300 motor , . Cantinuaua one ploce peppers . ' Cleland Forms·. automatic , 2 tone point , vinyl outt~r~. We hanolt. or do It Geraldine Cleland . Rocine. roof . 28.000 miles , priced at yourwH. Special prices to Ohio. Phone 7<42·2028. buiklen. ......whole5ole. . Rurh Reeves . 13th. ~ats.. 'Mondo,, 7• to-<10, FUEL TRUCK driver. Must Tuesd<a':..J 1 1t• 12; 1 ~ (a 10i ~· truCk driving expedence. Thurs~, 1 J~1 4 , 7 II' Ml ~)is. , ~ 729-E, 'ore. of The count fo sehlor cltilens. Coli ......s.ntinel, Pom! roy , Ohio . C'OU.TOF ., ' 1 ' MEIGSCOUNTY,OHIO- · l'}h~~~·$.. 9~;~/oun AND A LUG TOOLS ARE ALL THERE. I'M SUit&:~ HOW Tl!ltRIIIL'r' AI. TJIOMM c;DNst ~~ Rutland 7ft-2m 318 stondord shift, good condl ti~ . locally owned . $650; also, new 1976 Ford pickup, f . 100 E;cplorer , 800 miles , 1~0 15 A JACI< •I 1'i1o PLYMOuTH' Ous(;r~- 2 door~ -- ·- --- PLEASURE HORSES ond p<>oies , also will buy hor5es and ponies . Phone (61<) 698-3290. SElDOM llott-'C<tromlllo, Tllppetl · Plains, Ohio, Openllill Sept, T~~·';.Q.;T';J· ---· .....•. ~· ... 1q71 HORNEf . 6 cyl., automatic , $700. Phone98S·3597 , ~~J--'''' ,,~!r ' IN sc:~la ' .. . 1 ~.~· s'"'r , UN" II ; -r;• -'Medical RACI, NE · · ' ' llctcaon ~' · RCH· -·· CHU kil~hen and tubs: ,, Experienced , , .._ _ t ., s..,_~e ary for n:tecliclll secretarial po~ilion. rwtvrolnJ.J ·' Ill 1~ Fire station. Chevy pickup truck : ggrden 2a:dL - _ __ ;~~~~:t0o~d:~~~:~a:;:.,= ~V.#je~~~:=~~~{~~~J~ \i , ' neXt "' 'tO <ultivotor: live plonts and poto: ewccellent ladles clothing sizes 8-14; women 's wigs: Xmas ' 1·.,.il ' ''' , ,_,. Ctlest9r hou5e ALL IT TAKES Remoclellng Service , ' for Your Home cklldren, adult cloth~ng , books , 1'167 ONE-HAlF ton pl<kup, 6 cylinder 5tondord, good condt . _ to_y~~.:. Ond •1 ~0 ~~~ vtc , l ion, asking $650. c~tl ..... n. YARD SAL'~ , 3 day•. MondOy , ing5 , 7.(2·308) . _ _ _ _ -· _ Tuesd'dy. Weds ., 9 a .m. to? 391 1971 FORD Maverick . p.s., p.b., South Secon d "'venue, • Mid · - 1ots of ch rome . reo 1 shorp , a.r, 1974 CUTLASS OldsmobHo lor . dleport . low prices . _ _ low ITiileoge, $1395 . Phone sale ; e~cellenl condi tion , -- ~~~7.C........ -"--~· - ·--·...-· . Gl se ll .. 9.290 or 9 .. 9. . 1 9 8 11 30,000 miles . Phone 992·5852 . BIG ~vf Sale, Se,>r. 23, i,A, " • 25 l&:attid NOW, ! THINK WE CAN COPE; WITH THAT: _ Tlte Com plett ------- ... ctem~nstrofing toyl arid Q~fts., No ~~~~ P~eASUR&, MA'AM ... FL~T Tlftf, EH' .. , WHL, Plillincllld Repli' 843·2105 or see Don Johnson . t975 MONTE CARlO, automatic, a .m. till 6 p.m .; Sept. 21, 10 • power steering, power brak ~s. a.m. till 51 p.ITI. AvOn! , adults ,. 1968 JEEP Wogoneer, 6 cyl. . " air conditioni ng, AM radio and chUdr•n . . infant clotl:ling , wheel drive. lock out hubs. siet*O, rall'f whuls , will sell $7~5 . Harold Br•wer. long Bot·-~k sJ_~_!:.!.~~s.:_!t~ . _' ~ __ reasonable. Phone 992·7036. tom , Ohio 457~ :SIX Family Carport Sale, 918 ... ·-·---- ~-·-·South 1hird , Middleport . 1975 FORD f -250 < whvel 'ddve, · 1970 POfo(TIAC 2 door hordtop, September 20, 10 till 6 p .m. p.s .. p.b., air, $600. Phone will trade for 7.. .75 2 pickup. Sept. 21, 10 !illS. Avons . infant , Phone 992-3•27 aft•r 6 p .m. (61<)98H2<5::. ·--·-- t/'"'ar 9-3-1 mo. . Aluminum Sidilt. Roof••& Gllttlrs, POME0~?~E~?~~MCO._ ~. - --·-- HI-IJ76 v...- 7:»--That Good 01t Nalhvllle MUik )I ...., 4; Muppet ~ 61 Gong SMw II M ICNell-.... Repor120,33; Prlclll Ritllf 1D; Cancld CatMralll Frloncll of Mart 15. 1:110 Movie " Airport 197$" 3,411; Csptaln & Ttlllllllt 6,13; Rhocll 1.10; MITt Qwtllldll lUI. e:lO--tl:IUIIO Queation II Pllytll• 10. 9:110-NFL FIICIIMII4.13; Mludt 1.11;1nl'llt . . mlllll AI WoH Tr. 20.33 • ' ' 30-AII't Felr 1.10. 10:oo-Dictc Van Oykl3,4,15; EI!KUIIW Sullll.ll. 11 :110-News 3..1,1,10,15. 11 :»-Johnny carson 3.4.15; Movie "Tllt Vlrllllll Hlil Story" I; MMy Hat hlilll 10; News MlcNIII Lthrer Report 33. ' 12:00 News 6.13; Movie "Of Love lnfl o.trt'' Ill ABC~--» ~_ 12:»--FBI 6; lronaldl 13; ~at\f_!\1_ ~•. f:Oi!-Tomot rilw 3..1. · 1:»-News 13. Clla.-1 Fiva · 6:110-COIIIUitlllon (C) 6::»-Tesflmony-Timt (c) t:oo-weha-ma "Footbell (cl 8:»--Mutlc C-'lon (cl IO:G0-700 Club (c) 11 :~le : "MIIt.ll Falcllll" .- ;:: �12- Till! DaU)ISentlnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Mooday, Sept, a Jill l --------------~------------"1 t ..., ..... ~~~~'· : : draw praise M1'8. Reynold8 MEIGS THEATRE ClOSED FOR j I '' VACAnON WATat FOR OPENING DATE . D. A. CADLE E. J . MORGAN LEBANON - Mrl. Mildred Grueaer Reynolda, 74, 811 Grandview, Lebenon, Oblo, died Sunday In Holmu Boepita1, Cincinnati. Mn. Reynolda born July I, 1102, In Columbua, tbe daughter ol tbe late Chari• end Viola . McMurray Grueaer. She · was alto preceded in deeth bJ one brother, Paul. · She wu a graduate of Miami University having taught ICbool in Pomeroy, Middleport, London; and ubanon. She .retired !rom teacblng In 1172. Sbe La IIIII'VIved by her · hlllband, ~ Re)'IIQldl; · one 11011, Paul, Georgetown, .Ohio, and two grandcblldren, . Mark and Cheryl Reynolds. Funeral tervices will be Wedneaday, 2:30 p.m. at the Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home with George Gla!e offlciatlnl, Burial wW be In Riverview cemetery. Friends may call at tbe funeral home after 11 a.m. Wednesday. Callln8 hours at the Oswald Funeral Hame In Lebanon are 2 to a Tuesday. NEW HAVEN ~ Three men wW be promoted to new positions at Philip Sporn . Plant, New Haven, W. Va., effective Oct. 1. E. John Morgan, Jr., will become shift operating engineer. DaUas A. Cadle wW succeed Morgan as aulstant shift operatlnll engineer, and Rodney L. Riggs wW Jucceed Cadle u unit foreman. Morsan, a native of Kansas City, Mo., began hit career at Sporn in 1950 as a laborer. He held the positiOJUI of coal handler, auxillary equipment operator, asststtnt control operator, control operator and unit foreman before being promoted to auhstant shift operating en8ineer in 1970. Morgan ts marrtea and baa three children. Cadle, who balls from Leon, W. Va., wu employed at Sporn In 1951 as a coal handler and advanced through the positions of tra~or operator, aiWIIary HAWKINS, Te1. (UPI) - Five cars of an AmTrak passenger train deraUed in Northeast Texas today and at least two persons were injured seriously. Patricia Johnson, a Wood County sheriff 's office spokesman, said a ~year­ old woman and another passenger were taken to Tyler Medical Center with serioua tnjurlet. Sbe said there were 30 other minor Injuries. Hospital o!liClilSdld nOI release the names or extent pf Injuries. The train was the AmTrak Inter-American, Ol'iglnating In St. Louis and boWl~ for . Hospital News . Veterau Memorial HOtpltal SATURDAY ADMISSIONS Lydia Ebersbach, Pomeroy ; Della John$on, Racine; Clara Lavender, &Gr;~vy Vegetable Hot Rolls Coffee, tea, or milk · Woman gives birth to 'son Syracuse. SATURDAY DISCHARGES - Elza GUmore, Jr., Shelly Connolly, Kalberlne Weaver, Margie Hunt, James Hagserty; Ro!Jerl Eblin, Okey . HaW, Lloyd WDllamt, Sandra Griffith. SUNDAYADMISSIONS Evelyn Young, Minersville; Pbyl141 Youns, Pomeroy; Sanb~o, Portland; Reva Turnbull, Mason; Harry McFarland, Racine. SUNDAY DISCHARGES·Lucy Cunnlngbam, Harland Green, Jeannette Roush, John Brogan, Tberesa Fisher, Roll Brady, Aida in ER vehicle Time w:alts for no one end , neither do new babies u the Pomeroy Emergency SQuad leadned again SundaJ nl&ht· The squad wu called to ,BaUey Run Road at 5:55 p. m. for Mrs. Ralph (Judy) Van ~ey, a maternity patient. A five poiiDd, five oupce aon wu born In the emergency vehicle. The birth was a difficult birth and tbe squild took Mrs. Van Cooney and the babJ to Veterans Memorial Hosptltl where both were checked before being DJQYed on to Holler Medical Ceilter bJ the squad. Both mother and aon were reported doing well·Sunday night. Squad members on tbe fiiD were Chuck Ba,tell, Gary Ellla, Howard Muilen, Byrne Vaugblln, Brian Shank, Kennlt Walton and Jeff ~er. (Bo!I«Medleal Center) . (Birllll, Bept.l7) · Plus tax Mr. and Mrs. Michael Batcut, son, Galllpolla; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Welcb, aon, Oak HW; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Long, aon, Point Pomeroy, 0. Plerisant, W. Va.; Mr. and Shank. Mrs. MerriU Smith, son, ,.....,....,_ _ _ _.,._ _,...._ _ _,....,_ _,.._._ _ _ _ _ Jackaon. (Birthl, Sept. :II) Mr. and Mrs. Danny , Stapletoo, daughter, Vinton; Mr. and Mrt. Walter Went, 1011, Ewtngton. (Birllll, Sept. U) Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bulklrk, daughter, Mason, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph VanCooney, aon, Pomeroy. THE MEIGS INN . ' ,. ' \ I ' ' The Farmers Bank Money Order THE SAFE, CONVENIENT, . . JNEXPENSIVE .WAY TO SEND MONEY Reedsvllle. CORREcriON · The MlcldlePort ER Squad was called Friday to the Victor Young realclence In Pomeroy not Young's Nurling Home .u wu reported. We SeU 'Wort!" Boots al .. 12 to " Inch Miners' Steel toe Rubber Baot LemleJ otfldaUJIC. Barta! wUlbellltbea..bjNGraftl Cci.Cei'J. can at tbe ~ blmt 1111 time. HlU Friladlma)' Doris Roqsh, Cheshire, dies - J-. a. ' , IAielr ud Jci111 ~ . . lfl, lo, W. VL; ~ tlnil lllllli, lin. 11obut • (Nid&) IIIUtl, of Pea. •' .,~ ...,.. . . (lllrJ~ · Ole!.. ... ..... Bermlli ~ !=~ M1tt1a, bGtll or • B ,"* U Gl Gl HlU \ $40,000.00 Maximum Insurance For Each Depositor Member Federal Deposit lnsu~ance Corporation .........._____.......·--···---- 001, Gl Clalrt-: SEE THE FINE SELECTION OF BOYS CLOTHES ON THE FIRST FLOOR SHIRTS JACKETS Worm winter jackets .In wolst length ond looger length stvles. All with 'linings. Many slyles ~re hooded . Sizes ore !t om B to 20. Also Western jackets lined or unlined. SWEArERS .PLUS a Sllpovers and cardigans In variety of st~les thatare sure to please. Solid colorsond patterns. Hanes Underwear. Pajamas, belts, socks, gym trunks, toboggans, school nome shirts, neck ties. FOR THE SMALLER FRY SIZES 310 7 Little boya drns slacki and INns In slits 3 to 7. Regular and slims. Many with double knees. ~ckels to malch 10mo styln. A good Hltcllon of Jumpsuits In silts 4 to 1. Juvlfti.. •-ten, Winter Jacktll, Sweators, Underw9tr, Bells. WEEKDAYS MD SAT.-9:30 10 5 FRIDAY -9:30 10 8 · ::-~ t lu:*'.:~::::~:::::;::«':,«;<!;,:~'>'$$~:l:::::::::::-~:!$<~P ::r:rrr enttne FlfteenCenta Vol. 28, NO. lot fNews • • •in 'Brief~ Health ·officials , llllled 1'1-.lala'lladaul . WASHINGTON - AI.THOUGH A lliljorlly ot House mernbera vated far It, 1 bW to require lederallicelllinl of ~i~~~~=~~Gl=r:::~ told·no money is ailabl . £ · tall d d av · e or men - y retar _e . • 'lbe vote late Monday,... 193 to 188, lllbetllllllally sh«t of ~ two-dllrdlmajority It needed In the procedure under whicb t wu brou&bt to the floor, ' THE EAST IJVERPOOL BOARD of Educltlon aald foiJowln& a c1oaed door meefln& that it woUld leplactlon apiJ»t ~~eben, 8trlldng teachers In Parma today COIIIIdered a "11~1' offer" from the lcbool board toenda•rlltelhatbeganSepl, 7. a- Toot, preaident of the East Llwrpool Board of EducatlonaaldtheboardtmlideredthestrikeanWeplacton the part ot tbe East Liverpool Ed~~C~~tlon AIIOclatton. Judith Koch, repr-"•• tbe Mental Health DM;C:, Athens Dlltrict and Manning Webeter, cbatrmlon of board for the meni&Dy retarded, met with Meig1 County Conuntsatonen Monday 1n regard to the commlaalonert· appropriating funds to educate the mentally retarded, · In a meeting lui Monday at the ofttce of the couaty SPRINGFIELD, MASS.- AIL THREE SUSPECTS In an perlntendent, It waa . allegedplotto ..aanlnateSen. Edwal'dM. Kennedy, D-Mau., 11 . , _ . tblt tbl eom• have been relllled on peraonal ~e pending a trial far tba trio Seot. 30. . . Robert E. While, 42, Springfield, who bed been held aa $21i,OOOball u tbe alleied rtnileacler of the plot to kW Kenned1 during a Cllllp8lcn appearanoe two weeks aso, was relllled Monday after an appearance In Sprlncflel1 District Colrl. Codefllldantt Dmd J. Kin&, 31, of Sprin&fleld and Sandra R. Rlindeau, fr, of nearby Westfield had been teleased on personal recognizance shortly after their arre111 Sept. 11. f::"Y • . mtMiooers are required by and ega in at Monday's that with a n~w board of tenderit, of lbe Guidfn8 Hind 134 ooO In unelpellded fundi law to provide money for the education of the l!lenltUy retarded. · It wu also dlacloled at that meeting that the com· mts,sioners could be hauled Into court If ·!hey did not appropriate money for the mentally retarded. This statement wu given bJ Bary Cohen of tha Ohio Legal Rl8hiJ Service. AJ wu reported la8t weak by tbe ta"mi"'OIIerl meeting there ta no money avallable to support the program. Warden Ours, commtMioner, stated, "I wiah people could underllend what we bave to put up with. We IU!vetotellthepeoplethereta no money and It Ia an old record and I am getting tired of playing it." "I wouldn't play poUttca with anyone's money and who can tell me a year from now commisatoners that the situation would be any dlfferent," Oun commented. "You can't get blood out of turnip," he went on to say. It wu pointed out that It would cost approximately ~;m, whlcb La suppoaed to Include transportation, to · lltlld the mentaUy retarded to .GaWa County., However, no one was finn on lbta figure and a call was made by Warren Phellps, superln· GOP VICE PRESIDENTIAL candidate Robert J. Dole wW llddreaa the Oblo Rapubllcan Party Cmventlon Tuesday nl8ht at tbe OHID Theater. . Dole will arrlw at Port Qllumbus Internatiooal Airport about 5 pm., and aides have said be wW probllbly meet with the newt media 1ipon arrival. He wW then attend a fund-raillln8 event for U. S. Sen. Robert Taft Jr., R.()hlo, at the Rocky 'ork Country ·<lub, where ''pool" coverage'hat been arranged for the news media. ' Fred Crow, Pomeroy attomey and mastermind of the Ohio Society for the Promotion of tbe Bull Frol!, Inc., was elected president of the Pomeroy Chamber of Conunerce Monday at its noon lunclleon meeting beld at the Melga Inn. Paul Simon was named vice president. Crow, who au~ Fred Morrow, waa very enthutlaitlc about acime or the programa the chamber could tickle and accompllah such u palntlnll and cleaning up of the viJ!age. "We are certainly gofn8 to make the viJ!age appealing to out of town FRED CROW, left, was elected president .of the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce at.lts noon·luncheon meeting held at the Meigs !rut. Shown with crow ts outgoing preSident, Fred Morrow. Paul Simon was elected vice president. Mon~y ~ - AN APPELLATE OOURT JUDGE'S stay of exacutlon on a 'federal desegregation·order against the Cleveland Schools wW be appe!lled today or Wednesday, an NAACP attorney vowed Monday, a few h0111'8 after the stay was granted. · Thomas Atkins said U. S. Appeals Judge Paul C. Weick's stay of a deaegregaUon order Issued Aug. 31 by U. s. District Court Judge Frank J. Battisti was "without precedent and without hope.'' CINCINNATI- THE OHIO ASSOCIATION of Realtors Is becomlni mOI'e Involved In polltiC!I, liar.' E. J. Owen of Columbul, outsoln& president of tbe asaoclaUon, whicb is holding ltal!ftllllal conventloil here this week. · Owen said about 110 percent,of the group's work this year "has been directed at poUtics and c81J.ed the political Involvement "one of tl!e greatest things we bare ace<mpltshed" In the past year. · WASHINGTON- SEN. CARL CURTIS, R-Neb., led an atttck Monday In ·the Senate Finance Committee on Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, meat processing plants, declaring that It wunot the purpose of the foreign trade zones act to circumvent Import quotulnto the. United States. But Puerto Rico ~onomlc Development deputy admlniBtrator Amadeo Francis countered that the two Mayaguez r.tlgn trade zone planlt are the ''scapegoats" of an admlnlatratlm wbtcb Ia trying to aootlll! domestic producenwboaretnadeepprlce slump, because only0.43 per cent of U.S. conaumpttm cm~ee from thoee plants. Soulsby named booster chief Election of officers and an appearance by Ohio University athletic depart· ment officlall highlighted a recent meetiD& of the Meiga Athletic Boo•en at Melp Hi8h School. Oftlcen elected for lbta year are Jamee Soulsby, prelicler!l • Cbarles Hamlllm' vice president, IIIII Charlotte . Wilford, secretary-treasurer, Appearln& from the athletic department wu BW Rohr, director; Bill Hesa, bead footbaU coach, and Dale Bandy, head basketball coacb and aportJs lllfonnatlon director. ijeu spoke of the opportanlti• offered eacb proapecttve athlete and pointed out lhe.achlevementa of thrll Melp County young mea, Carson Crow, Phil Sw1nc1e11 and BW Chaney, at Oblo Unlverslt)'. A vote 01 thanb WU U • tended to be o1118oing officers and James Diehl, principal, utended gratitude to the . ' Meigs development plans entire booster sroup for assistance given the athletic program. PlaM were made for a soft drink bottle and bottle cap collection drive by the footbaD team on Oct. 2. Specific p1ani for the event will be announeed later. It was announced tbllt booster membership ttcketa are now on saIe Ior '1 eacb. Plant were alto made for tbe club to continue with the aale of the mal'!IOn· and sold windbreaker jaelteta. Anyone wilhlng to purcbaes these Jackett Ia uked to caD one of I tbe officers staling cooran d size. Sizes are 1mall, medium, larse and extra Iailie and the coat Ia tiS. · The next meeting wu set for Sept. 23, Wednesday, rather than oo the regular . Y meeting date . The Tuesda llllllona start at 7:30 p.'m, and anyone lntereste~ In any phaleofthe dlstrict'sathlettc program La Invited. 1 people," Crow commented. He sugeeted an evening meeting sometime tn November for compiling a . laJ'I!e amourit of aouvenira to be given by bullneas men who must be members for newcomers in tbe area. ThiB would Include a map of the viJ!age and coiiDiy and a listing of all orsanlzatiOIIB available throughout the coiiDiy. Crow Indicated that · he had volunteer~ who would perfonn for the programa he baa planned. Additional CbriSimasligllta this year was dtacusaed but no decision was made. Crow " Plans for updating ihe return the Information from overall economic develop· the respective towns · and ment program of Meigs townships. The next planning County were made Monday commission meeting was set evening when the Meigs for Oct. ~ at which time County Regional Planning some or the lnfonnation wW Commission met In the be looked over before going to common pleas courtroom. committees who will compile Jeff Burt of the Buckeye it for the Buckeye HWs Hills-Hocking Valley organization. Regional Planning Com· When completed the report mission was on hand to ex- wU1 reflect the needs and plain to tbe group attending , priorities of communities and that the plan must be updated the county and these · ifthecountywlshesto remain priorities wW be taken into on the eligibility Ust of lbe . consideration when the Economic Development Economic Uevelopment Administration for funding of Administration is deciding varioua programs. The first whether or not to fund a report was prepared In 1962 project here. but It hu been updated each During the discussion It year through 1972. Burt said was pointed out that the there wW be no cbarge for lbe unemployment figure Usted services of his agency In for Meigs CoiiDty, about 5.8 development of the report per cent, In the opinion . of whlcb wW keep the COIIDIY some commission members eligible for federal funds. is low. Federal funds are However, he pointed out · going to areas which have that some phases of In- higher rates of IIDemfQnnatlon can be secured ployment and It was stressed only lh&ugh public Input. It by some that Meiga CoiiDty wu decided by the group that baa a mui:h higher rate of a letter wUI be sent to each unemployment thant he township trustee and the ligure reflects and the county mayor o! the five com· Is being made to look "well do munitles a!kln& them to do" when help Is really compile the needed in- needed. The sroup also fonnatlon . The facts will be discussed the problem of then compUed by committees accordln& to plans. The group wiU have until Oct. 22 to is ·8.-u.L-:........ ~~ N yerere support DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania (UPI) - Secretary of State Henry ·Kiaslnser, confident of · winning Rhodesian acceptance of bla... ... rnaj or lty rule, met -'th "' Tanzanian President Juliua Nyerere today to seek hll IIIPport for the plan. Kissinger flew to the Tanzanian capital or Dar E8 Salaam from Zamhla and I drove di recty to th e Tanzanian ·State House, where he had to walt about five minutes for .Nyerere to arrive. Nyerere gave Klatlnger a bl!arly handshake and the -'""men ..... ....ppeared into an upsteirs office to begl1! dlacutslng Klaslnser's plan to a~~t ·lnfull.,cale racial w,...are Rhodesia. Manning WdJtter lleted ~~~.he wro1_!!_!hlule cJODI: a "'une what they lhould do, to wblcb Oun alated that the CI!ID· mlalloiters did not have that kind ol money. • . Webeter then COIIIIIIIIIIed ~_:it La a matterted ~~t •.._: ""'" commen .... ..-~ are ltVeral programa that could be cut such Ill Je!llor. (Continued on page 2) u .....oners also tuguted that he wOIIId Uke to brfn& in aomeone of importance·once a mOnth to speak to the cbamber. Mr. Morrow told the chamber memberl that be enjoyed serving at pnaldent for the past year and tllal1ked all for the help given him. Morrow stated that Ill! felt that progrlll had been made ' and money wu made on tbe 'regaUa this year. He also asked that the directors aslllt the new president. eo Ill! . does not become overloaded with work. Crow stated ~t he WQ\IId (Continued on page 2) Sanitation official meets with council In the absence of Promeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews, . and Ralph Weriy, Council president, Harry Davia was appointed acting cbalrman Meigs CoiiDiilW have to so to and presided when Pomeroy Gallia CoiiDty to me · ap- Council met Monday night. Mayor Andrews was plications fot IIDemployment payments. It Will noted that reported ill and Werry was the county commissioners attending a meetlns · in have written a letter In Marteua to apply for a grant regard to lbe situation but It for remodeling of the senior was pointed out that some high building. Basil Haynes of H&P public concern . should be Sanitation met · with council shown. . and presented the original The conunisslon registered no objections to a proposed 10 copy of the proposal given by county communications H&P when it started Its network or a statewide services. He contended a hunters safety and con· contract was taken to ·city servation education· hall, but council never signed program, both programs now the contract. other copies moving through a clearing wU1 be made and given to house of the government for councU. Haynes also submitted a approval. copy of an ad that Lawrence Ray Pickens reported that Manley Ia running In The be has been lnfonned bJ Mrs. Da.Uy Sentinel advertlain& hll Maxine Plununer of the trl· sanitation service. A. big county mental health program that the prospects question concerned his "look good" for the con- solicllttton. Council felt that struction of a new building on Manley should not have Mulberry · Heights. The ' advertised In the manner that building would house a be did and directed June mental health facility , a Walton, clerk, to advise him senior citizens center and so by letter' N. W. Compton, present on possibly other offices. The county has been given ' 'top behalf of his daughter, priority, Pickens said, and Ramona, presented COWlCil probably an architect wW be with a towing bill in the hired In the next four to six amount of $15 wbtch council said they could not pay. Compton explained that hll (Continued on page 2) must be updated--Burt Kissinger !ro~ lui year School In GaUipolla. It was decided foDowln& a lq1hy telephone converaatton that the commissioners would meet with PbeUpe Thuraday morning aiiO a.m. at Pbellpt office to get tbe actual colt of sendln& the mentally retarded to GaWa CoiiDiy. It wu brought out that there La ts&,OOO In the contlnllency fund but It Ia earmarked for nell year. It was alto brought out that there La ·Crow to head chamber DETROIT - AFIJND.RASING DINNER In Detrolt'a Cobo Hall Oct. 10 wW kick off a nationwide effort to ralal money to conatructa hm~e ror Roell Parka, de8Cribad by many civil rights activists u the mother olthe n!odern civil rtg1U movement. · . , Mrs. Pll'lalrefuted to give up her 1e1t to a white man on a Montgctnery, Ala., bus In 1956. That Incident led to her arrest and the 381-day Mmtsm~err but boycott, which cattpulted Martin Luther King Jr. and the civil rl&his movement into national promlneilce. LUSAKA, ZAMBIA - SECRETARY OF STATE Henry Kllaln8er, COIIfldent of winning Rhodesian accepltno,:e for hlaclllllljorlty rule, left far Tanzania today In an effort to buUd black African aupport for the plan, The propoaal wu worked out In almost eight hours of talks (Continued on page 10) .. ' l • ' ldlled. A big selectloo Including blue denl,;. , corduroy. cottoo and polyester blends. Sizes 8 to 18 In regulars, slims 011d some huskies. Many styles have jackets to match . Flannel shirts In Western and regular styles. Knit shirts In solid colors and printed scenes. Crew necks. Sizes 8 lo 20. - !lEIRUT, LEBANON- A NEW DEADLOCK In peace talkl and an upsurse of fighting 48 hours before Presidentelect El1u Sarkis' lnauguraUoh raised doubts today that parllement will be able to meet to swear him in. Cashes between rightists and leftists erupted serosa Beirut's ,confrontation Ones and a simmering feud between rival auiatlan factlms flnaUy exploded Into heavy lighting north of the capital. At least a dozen peraorw reportedly were ELBERFELD$ PANTS Pomeroy-Micldleport, O.blo 1\1ESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1971 . IIICII, • a.w, .....,, -- Gl Burfelo. a.- ·wu alio ' pctctW ......., a ..... E STORE HOURS POMEROY, OHIO -~ :rt: .bun , ;, i ASK TOWED Marrlase llcenaea were Issued to Duane aruce Wolfe, 31, Reedavtlle, and Margie Ann Wolfe, 33, Racine; Robert Lee Fortney, 23, Reedairllle, and Kathryn Marlene Sandera, 22, ~, 1 ~.J.~!r,! 1 liS , fin &me wllb tbe ""· a..., brolllln; AlbeJ, Two s~riQusly injured . five-car tra1n . p ile·up m ' · Visit Our Salad Bar , 8- B-Q Pork Chops Mashed Potatoes I (ltelr)l 21 ........ ea s at y ld J[) CHESHIRE- Mn. Doria • M(.,l*t_.la ......... Elma ltouab, U, Rl. I, • tlait 'Diadlr Qlardl Gl R. L.·RIOOII Olelbire, died unapectediJ \ all'llt .... Ill -"" • . SalvdaJeveniDCatv-.. drc'J111 IIIII ol Blrrllaatilll Memorial Ho1pltal. Bbe ' ~Ada* ~ r~ r. • became w wblle lllkiDI Gil , . . . . lit nllrtd.' tbe telephone at ber bome. Heir Y.!l Ctalrll Rallrolld Mn. ROUib WU I ndJ'ed U a ij ,.•Ill ~4. Jle bad clerk of tbe old Cbelblre ud ~ .._ tbe · ~ ret KyprCreekScbooiDIIIrtdl. • .,y.r • •, ..,.: ·· Sbe l'tllred In Mardi, 1174, l'wlll!ll • tkel will be 1 followln& over f1 JUf1 u a p.ID• ......, .Jt tbe o.t. clerk. Her retlrelllent Qmrali er CbitJt w11b Mr. equipment operator, and followed tbe coneollditiGD 0( ClarlM ltUIIill ' oMdatlnt' equipment operator before tbe Kypr Creek Dlltrlct IIIIo , JIUI'IIl: ~ be Ill Sl•ncM• being promoted to unit the Gallla CoiiDty Loeal Olmii.J. PriiDdl m1J call foreman In 1968. Cadle Ia Schooll. , at tbe ~ a.pe1 married and haa three cbUdren. Mn. Rolilh wu bom Nov. . Walker rw.a~ ilame 1117 l, 1912 In Chetblre, 1 time Willi 11 a.m. Tullday Rtgga was born In Mei&s aaughter of tbe late Howard , wbeatbebod1w1Dbetaltento County. He went to work at and Ullth 'lbomp1011 Sbular. the cburdlwbarllt wW lie In ·Sporn 1n 1989 u a utWty man She W.:. alao precedad 1D atate, Jl'flllldl will be Band worked u a utWty man death bJ a 1111ter llld tow: nct1\>td bJ tbe flmiiJ at tbe A, utility · operator and brotberl. ..,, . luDeral bame ffllm 2to 4111d 7 auxWary equipment operator Survlvilll are ber blllband, tot p.m. today. Maaont• r1t11 before beln& promoted to Hortil! H. Roalh; 1 dauabter, will be beld at I thll evenlac equlpcnent operator 1n 1972. Mra. Thomaa (Carolyn) 111, 1fur11!oDYWe Lodle 411, RI88J and hll wife have one Ericltaon, Newark; two aona, FUM. cbUd. JONpb D.; Rt. I, ll!Mhlre, Ok p , t · · Mn. Belknap and Howard H. Rouab, ey 8lD er, Falrbenlta, Ind.; two lllltera, , d d dies Saturday Mrs. Edward (Helen) Sputa, 79, , 18 ea Former. Meiss County Rt. I, Cheshire, and Mrs. POR'l'J.AND ..:: Olley resident Mrs. Ivan (NeWe) Jack (HIIab) . Herrmun, Pa)'llter 'It Portland ' Hysell Belknap, 57, died Belpre; a brother, Doyle Saturday-at~home Saiurday of a beart auaclt In Shuler, Cbelblre, and el&ht ola .aon, Paul, Rt. s, Albany. Saginaw, MICh. grandcbUdren. Mr. Paylller 'trll bom Dec. Laredo. It carried 35 lbe daughter of Mn. Mae Mn. ltolilh wu a member 2SI, Jl86 to·late Chari~ passengers and five Hysell and the late .Tommy of the Old Kyser FreewW Martha Fry Paynter. He wu. . crewmen. HyseU, she Ia survived bJ ber Baptist Cburcb and of a11o preceded In deatb bJ 1111 The accident occurred huabend, Ivan, four cbU!Iren, Chapter 450, Order of eutern flrlt wife, EdDa Hlll Pl)'lller ·' about I \1 mUes west of several grandchildren, one Star. Sbe was a cbarter llld bJa III!:OIId wife, ~~ Hawkins In a flat, wooded uncle and aunt and IIVerill member or the Wayside Codner ·Paynter five · area. coualnt In Metgs County. Garden Club. Active In broiben and f1IUi' Ambulances were Services wW be Tuesday at community a !flirt; Mrs. SurriW., are three .;., : dispatched to the scene from Caae Funeral Home In Rolilh had served II 1 clerk· Paul Rte 3 Al"•ftv• G•- ·' Tyler, GUmer, Gladewater lreallurer for the Cbelblre · ' · ' -., • - . ~ · Gravel Cemetery Alan. Oregon;. Karl New :, and Quitman. School buses Saginaw. ,.,. be Florence, Oblo, two lleplool, . were sent to bring the F rvi 2 al z:r Ch eshrre ' uner se eel ""' · Robert Codner '-~ JWtr«n • passengers to Hawkins for .r ormer p. m. Tuesday at the Old and JobD ~Racine; : medical obeenation. · Kyser Freewlll Baptist four atepdaugb~rt, Mrs: : A sheriff's office reside'lt dies Cburcb with tbe Rev. Cbeater William (Joyce) Hoback · spokesman said Investigators CHESHIIlE _ Mrs. Jllllie Lemley and the Rev. W~ Racine; )lira. Ruueli : were on the scene, 'but till! Mae Rupe, 84, Belpre, for- Price officiating. Burial wU1 (Sblrley) Grimm, St. cause of the accident was not merlyofCbeshlre,diedearly . be In the Gravel Hill vllle; •. Mn. Robert (Elaine) . known. Sunday at Camden-Clark Cemetery at Cheshire. S&Yre, Racine, and Mrs. : The InterAmerican Hospital In Parkers~, w. Frlencla may call at the Cbarles (Juile Bllr8r, ·: ~ates on Misaouri-Pacific Va., following a lingering Rawllngs-Co~ts Funeral Racine · two' brotbers, . tracks in Tens. tllne88. Hame, Mlddll!llOI'!, ~· Jolu! 'of Newark, and : · MEANY'S PLANS Mrs. Rupe was born May Dexter resident Roy of Stow, Ohio. WASHINTON (UPI) 31, 1192 In GaWa CoUnty, a di d Sa urd Alao surviving .m. 23 AFL·CIO President Geoll!e daughter of the late Ben· . e t ay grandc:hiJdr,n, 18 sreat· Meany Is giving "a little jamln James and 'annie DEXTER - Neal L. Jef. grNM!co!dlitren, ·• niece and m<re thoUght to retirement" Rowley Rupe. Sbe _wu alto fen, 88, De1ter, died flveMr~ter· empl . since a recent bronchial preceded In death bJ two Salvday Dlgbt at Vetenna • • .,.. , an oye ill illness, but says he isn't IJIJterl, a brother, and ber Memorial Holpttal followiBI lht Racine Loca and Dam. ready to set a date yet. hutband, Clyde Allen Rupe. a Joac Dlneet. fw a number or yean, wu a ~ In a televised Interview Survlvingareuon,Roland Born Aull. 9, . 1910 In l!lllllber ~the -Pentecolllal. (CBS-TV's "Face the w.Rupe,Raclne,'wilbwhom Wllhlll8tooC.H.,aiOII.ofthe Alaembly,Dorcu.Hewua Nation") Sunday, Meany, 82, s' e made her bome; a lateCharleaandSIUJMceoy vetenmofWarld War I. said: "I have not set any date · grandton, Kenneth Rupe of J effert, be married tbe 'Jl'unenl 111 rlc,a will be 1 fer retireme~~t but I want to Zanelvllle. Mrs. Rupe wu a former Mildred Hillllln- p.m. Tueaday at tbe Ewinl say very frankly that I've . member of the Kyger botll!lm on Oct. 10, 1937. Funerallflme with the Rev. given a little mere thought to Methodist Cburcb. Surviving belldee btl wife, Howard Mayne allc:latlug. retirement since my recent Funera1 ..,. _... B-'·' -'"be In .... ,_., __• ••ces ,., ww be aretwoaona JobnWWiam ' .....,..,,.. ....,r.,._ illness than IIU!d before. But · held at 4 p.m. Tuesday at the Albany, and'Tbomu Ell8en~ ~roltllbJg Cemetery. Frieada · 1stillll!lve~~'t set a date and I · Rawlings Coats Funeral of Ho. bart, Ind.,· two anymaytlmecaU.at the ·' funeral home • still feel fairly weD." Three to be promoted · at Sporn in. October ! ' THE INN PLACE TUESDAY NIGHT . Special rea D th dies Sunday Ford••• " A Bee newsmen governmental abuse Is a FRESNO, Calif."('UPI) Four Fremo Bee newsmen, press incapable of meettng·ita who went to jall rather than public responsibility." reveal lheir news ' source, appeared at a rally Sunday and were praised for their "courage" by the state Bar of (Continued from page I) California. House neWs' coolerence. "The courage of the Fresno Carter La leaving his camFolD' in declining tAl reveal paign train tonight 19 return their source of lnfermatioo on to Plains, Ga., but his aides pain of imprisonment is com- said Tuesday end Wednesday mended by this conference," are earmarked fer relaiation the passed bar resolution rather than Intensive study. · Despite heavy rain in said. The bllr said the outcome of Kansas City, Mo., Sunday, lbe case, in which the large and enthusiastic newsmen were freed Friday a-owdt greeted.Carter there after 15 dar.' imprtsJnment, and In St. Louis as he "honored lhe principle that a continued to call lor free press Is as necessary to programs to raise taxes of.the effective delivery of justice "rich, big corporations anct u is' a vigor out bar." special Interest groups.'' Three attorneys, who are But Carter stili did not give delegates wthe bllr's annual details of his tax program convention here, introduced Republicans cbarge would the resolution, wbtch passed mean a ta1 tncrellll! fer at In amended form by a $ 190 least half the people of the vote after a half-!lour debate. country. At lbe rally outside the GOP vice · presidential meeting ·building, a candidate !Wbert Dole said statement was read from the Carter should "get out of the American Civil Liberties race" if he d~'t know the Union, which expressed median Income In the United "outrage at the jailing of four States. Fresno journalists." Carter earlier had The statement added : "The proposed higher income ' press CIIUlOt fulfW its obliga- taxes for Americans making tion when restricted In its more than the median, and critlclsin or abllity to Dole caUed that program a challenge an imporltnt issue. "major blunder.'' A press cowering before ''That means that everytJne making more than $14,000 a year woulq get a ta1 Increase," Dole said. Carter pledged Sunday he would never raise tiiJ[es for working class famili~s. but said he wanted to eltmlnilte tax loopholes fer lhe rich, big business and special Interests. Without speUing out specifir.s of his tax program ,~ id Indicate lhat a $1,5,000 nnual income might be the dividing point at which he would start Imposing tax Increases. • .... - daushter 10as drivlng up bJ the nell ·meeting. The Martin Street when lhe went mayor report for the month of too far to the ri&ht for another Ausust tn the amoiiDI o1 cartopaaaanddroppedtntoa $2,48Ul wu read and aedltcb. There wsa no clamqe cepled. to her car, but she had to be Council voted that any towed out. CouncU pointed organization actively In· out the street Is narrow, and volved in aolicilinll In tbe Davis suggested council viJ!age must come to council memben cbeck the area to " for penntsaion for permits for see what can be 'done. soliciting. This · action wu Davis rejlorted that the brought about bJ the laSt viJ!a&e Is prepared for winter group that solicited In road conditions. He also Pomeroy when blind memrejlorted the Jaycees will bers were running Into the assist with trick or treat night streets and solicllinll people again lbta year. In cars. · Council did not set a date Davis asked connell to for trick or treat, but was determine by the next asked to IU!ve a date in mind meeting if It plans sen the old city haU building adjacent ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::<::::::::::::::::::::::::(: to the Pomeroy Methodist Cburcb nell door to the city EXTENDED OUTLOOK building. Tbaraday tbroa1b · Attending were Davis, Lou Satarday, fair Tbaladay Osborne, Dr. Harold Brown, 1nd a ebance of sbowel'l Phil Globokar and Charles Friday and Saturday. Bartels, councilmen, Pbyllll IDgbt will be In the upper Hennessy, treasurer, and SOs to · tbe eGe Tburaday, Mn: Walton. Wl1'lllin8 to tbe · 7Da by Satarday. Lews will be ID tbe 4ta. w Debates to Weather Clear and cooler tonight with lows 40 to 45. Mostly sunny and cooler Wednesday with highs 60 to 65. Probllbillty of rain near zero per cent tonight and Wed-nesday. Cost of living up in August . WASHINGTON (UPI) The cost of living rose 0.5 per cent for the third straight month in August, reflecting !higher prices f<r clothing, gasoline, fruits and vegetables, the Labor Department' reported today. The consumer price increase tranalates Into an annual Inflation rate of 6 per cedmlnnt,istr tilarger omlstthan ahad peeled a onPresld econ t F ds has exprojec~ an :natron Irate of 5 per cent for 1976 Camblned with a sll~t decUne In the Au ust price incre:!' cut Into gthe k , average wor erbs r ea1 nd bl arnln 03 :;~, a~~ ear:~ ·h : declined o.sper cent over the past year. Although food !l'ices rose only a alight 0_3 per cent durin A•m•"' the fl g ...con~umers -. 8Ufes Indicated were not fully benefiting from recent declines in food prices on tbe wholesale market. Service prices !'Ole 0.6 per cent for the third consecutive month and the prices of goods other than food also climbed 0.6 per cent lor the second straight month. Administration economists were antidpating that lower food prices would bring aome moderation In the nation's Inflation rate prior to the Nov. 2 election. Most public OPlnlon polla ha ve lde11tlfled ' colnflanctie'rnon as the voters' No. 1 . . A decline in meat prices d~ring August, however, failed to offset rillln8 prices for fruits, vegetables, appare 1• au t omo bil es, gasoline, motor oil, .fuel oU anThdcoConal . Prl Ind e sumer ce 1!1 . stood at 171.9 In August, an lncreueol5.6percentovera year ago. This means th~t """"'· •~ and services cost•~· U'fi $1001n 1967,now sell lor fl71.9 InOaUon began to heat up !blast May after a virtfuathellullln e ear1Ymon 111so year. Conswner prices rose 0.6 per cent In May, followed by three consecutive monthly Increases of 0.5 per cent. Clothing and fuel prices accounted for most of the Increase In non.food com· modltles. Guollne and motor oil prices, whicb normally decline In August, instead rose 1.5 per cent. Fuel oU and coal prices were up 1.8 per cent. Apparel prices rose 1.1 per cent as new fall and winter fashions showed up In the stores. The biggest increases were on clothing fOI' women end girls. Uted car prices continued to climb, rialng 1.4 per cent In August. New car prices also ro8e slightly and the coat of driving a car jumped by a full 1 per cent · ATHENS _ The Ohio Approved Feeder Cattle Fall Sales at lbe Athens Uvestock Sales will soon he IIDderway The South Eastern Ohio· Beef Cattle Association plan the following schedule : Thursday, Oct. 14 (aU breeds of calves, yearlings, and dairy crosa, Including buD calves) and Thursday Nov. ' 11 (aU' breeds of calves, . yearlings, and dairy cross, Including bull calves). On both sales cattle are to be brought in the day before the sales from 3 p.m. imtu 12 · noon the day of the aales. When calves arrive they w11J be -elghed, lben graded Into " specified lots. The auction time lor both sales begins at 8 p.m. For more infonnatton or to consign cattle for either aale can be made by callln8the Athens CoiiDiy Cooperatl,ve Extension Service at 592-4800 or on Saturdays at the Athens uvestock sates office at 5929789. Athens cal$ sales to be held soon '} be aired · Thursday WASHINGTON (UPI) Telev is ion network executives stW object to the ground rules, but the first presidential debate since 19110 wlll be carried on four national cbanDels Thursday night u scheduled. Edwin Newman of NBC Newt wW moderate the first confrontation between President Ford and Jimmy Carter, and questioners wW be James P. Gannon of till! Wall Street Journal, Elizabeth Drew of the New Yorker and Frank "-~tela · ABC News. ·~"N Of The panelists wW sem ooly for the first debate. A League of Women V<Urs llpokelllllan said there has been no declalon whether Newman will act as moderator .foraD· Ihree, League officials have not yet resolved a dlapute that had threatened television coverage of the event - a League ruling that audience reaction CIIUIOI be televised. In sel*'ate announCI!Illen•· .. CBS, NBC and ABC said they stW object to the restrlctlona but wW carry the hour end • hall event. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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 September 20, 1976 belknap grueser jeffers painter reynolds roush rupe shuler