https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ad1bb13e7956e57ec7f18f033358608b.pdf 7dffd74fd2c95752f1958e42122d5cea PDF Text Text 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. �.-------.--------------------,- R . . 1.,-The n.lly Sentlne!,Middleport.P!UM!I'Oy,O., 'IIIesdly,Sept. 21,1976 1 l.Mien of opllloa are wdeemed.'l'lley AtU1 be 1 I lallbaiMwonk!Ga&( .. buallfedterelar'._br tile edllor) uJ malt be tlped w1* 1R llpee'1 1111*-· Na- _, be ~ . . . J8blleallla. However,oareqHIII,.._wtllbedlnhud.teatn lbould be Ia good lule, acldi r'al -.., HI ,_ I I I : I I : Ml • ev. lr~anng new IJ' rtfi na ond pas*or ~li*ll~~~tlfW-~~~~~~~ - 1< ,111gp, Gladyl Mm~ CA>unty Barril aDd Eft IIOIIIr• News Notes i ~~~..:~:u:·:~=. : · By Alma ~81'8haU I CUI.o, Mn. Olea' CUt.o and ...... Glry Hn!JjnF, MASON - Apprna lmatliJIO p&'llllllflllaiiW the Muon ay AlMA lllAR8IWL · Qty lllltorica1 Society Opeallallll em Sanda)' at lbe rcaI IIOIIAIIII!II. I Two bus loads of happy M-. Collllty ExleniiGI 'Yirlll A. I.nla bailie In U... HARTFORD - Elfective Jlamanaten and a few 111t11 have just retiJmed from lhe Mr· Jolm I.nla ~ CIIUr Slnet, Muon, ..-rted Jbe Sept. 1$, the Reverend tducatlmal tnur. to Niagara Falls and Torcmto, Canada. society the I.n1a Cuat of Arml. Having gooe on many tours opon10red by the toll' committee Mr. &y Elmlr of Olftcm, an artilt, aNbited 1111111 of lril ' ~JMY:..~ I Evelyn L. Maring was apofEitellllon Homemakers ltblnt 1 canlj)UII for lhem - It paintln&l~thebamefarthepublietovllw. - great. ' · J11on1 made by Mrs. Ray Prolfllt _.. We lelt early Tuesday rnorrr1n1 from Point PleaMut by clllpiQK em 1111 dinlrll taillll. Greyhoundandspentanenjoyable~tmellrrclrltentatelRefr: ... -..d tn Rick McDpn, Elrle1 (Cantln11ed from page 1) ltGpped In AtrCil, 0., far lurldlat Stoulfn and at teb Holiday I..lender, lfr. aDd Mn. Wl1lllm L. Zatie, Nancy Slaw•~· T~ Wlum lt May Concern: blat Erie, Pa. for a ooffee breQ. We IIITived at Nlapra L«aMcCauley,lllanll'leldl,lalrrtHar-.Sirab~oca<, lam a trapper and alrunt.er, have been, and hope to be for c:ltlunl, Melp County Fair Board, Family Planning and rans that evening where DIOit of the ladles enjoyed dinner at Julin ~ Gladyl 'lbomla, Evelyn Pnlftltt, Orriltlrre tbe rest of my life. . "Ye ()Ide Barn." ~ •.-r-Sienrt, Mf!I,...Amold,Matllda Noble, Uu I saw the picture in the paper of tbe cat that was caught In poiSlbly the landllll. ()! Wedneaday, our bus Pllge E11111 lnd Bill 1\lcCaultJ, Alida Roulb, lDII Tlllt. th' steel tral) and today I saw something that bawened with a Oun said tbatlt wollld be a ll1qiD each drove 1 bus wb1cb toot a on 1 toar ti Nlapra IllilnJ and Male Tlllt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tlylor, Mrs. pack of dogs that were supp<illed to be dornestlcated and family great detriment to the CC!WIIY rans, canada. 011r guide wu called Sterling.·He Slid tbere 1a C.lbairre Smith, Mn. Benzie Jncels, Mr. Earl (ngels, Mr. and pets. They tl.lled one of their own and began eating it. 'lbll to abandon the landfill. Oun I,II!Oacresof Park Lind at Nlacara. One of the ftnrt ~ f1i Mra.StanleyHarbour,L. W.Getty,M. F.Kiylor, Mr.and Mrs., happened In a residential area of town In Meigs County. . allo remarked that tbe lleauty we saw was the ()ltario 11ora1 dock. Fnm lbe Prlnaea William J . Mayer, U1Uan Flelda, ~ Sclnrln, MatH · The point Is: U thla can happen with dop (u stated county will have to purcbaae l!llubetJl Building at tbe foot of ~ Hill we could - the Plcbal, Jobn I.nla, Karen I.nia, Can Burris, FAN F· above), what do you suppoae could happen to thunlmall that 1 new truck for the landfiD we bunt or trap, should no bunting and be permllted which will cost apfalls and maneled ill their vutne1i and beauty. Roum, Helen B. Part, &y Elmer. . ' We toll'ed the gMIIIda of the School ti Hortlarlture. The Mary JIJI'Getty,Mra. L. W. Getty, David ft~!e~.llevaard · to control numbers. prolimately $11,101. llflde pointed out variolls attractions. Mr. RAibert llfarq, Re¥ll'tlld Mrs. &bert Maring, Mr. and The outcome would be: 90 many wild anlmals aDd rode!U Olin went 011 to ezplaln Many ladies and gentlemen lltled up in the bottom of lhe Mrs. IMler FOI'UIIIII, Robl. E. Rolllh, Agrlel &ulb, KatlrJ')':n that people would not be a.ble to plant thqs to eat; ln ·addltloo that if they did appropriate rans in one of~ Maid of the Mill Crulle lblps. Tbey wwe .IOhnQI, Belva Roulb, Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Sncthamer, Mr. to siclm- and dlseaaeo~ being llpn!lld with aU phuea money for the acbool they growing way QUI of proportion. rain coal! and liOIDe were slightly ~ but not their ljlirlta. ..d Mn. Patrick Lodllry, Mrs. Ellubeth Ollie, 'lbornll would have to fqet about 1\BV. MAJUNG lam sorry that thecal oranypetls Injured; but Ilia to be the truck .. aomethlng hu to Another thrilling venture was down the D11t. elevator lbaft to RoWib, Todd .Kebler, llect)' t.uchnnllt, Ann Kelly, Mulne the Great Gorge lild lbe walk acroa the :NO ft. tinier to the Aldrld8<e. Sa1Ue Elmer, June VanMatre, M)'ra ~. Dille expected iftheywanderontoother's property. And meantime: give. 1be commisllooers do a restriction should be put on the number of PETS? that one not have the money to do pointed putor of the Hartford edge of the whirlpool r&Pds of the Niagara R!VU'. tmlblted at Snes, Clrol7n Rolllb, ~ &IIIII, Nancy VIrginia Elmer, family may haw when the pets are not receiving peeper care both. United Methodist Church. tile end of the tuniler were manmade enclolrllres (lllmr IJlreU Mr. and Mn. 111U 'lbomas, Grant Hyaell, Mr. and Mrs. Da1lu and food and are causing great dlsturhances. And ·allo lhe Olin a18o stated that the She was born ln Huntington and otllers) in 'llhldl men died totng to ·r.~~~~q~~er 111e Nlapra Walker, Olarlfll E. Blatesbee, Blanclle 'IIIcker and Krill)' trapping and bunting slwuld continue under Olir already strict . demlnds are greater each and ed11caled In the pubUc River whldl moves .., to 30 miles an bour on Its rush to ille - · 'IIIcter· and lalr .regulatioos. - Jimmy Joe Hemsley, A HUDler and . year and that any surplus Is schools there. Her education Many walked the bolrdwalt lnd saw doee up the treacbenlua ~ MASON PERSONAL Trawer. exhalllted. in preparation for full.time stretch of ca,..,edlng water. · Majer and ~. Jack llewart and tlu'ee chUdren of Webster pointed out that It Christian ,service Includes Many ladles and gentlemell we!I.., 011 tbe Sll;ylon Pavllloa an depend:! on money or ltlldy at western Virgln!J (Nilcara's ta11111t toll'). Fnm ISO ft..., CIJe COIIld- both the IndianapOlis, Ind. visited recently with hla mother, Mn. priorlly. ours a11o said, ''We Wesleyan College of American and Canadian Falls and lllll"ftled at the beauliflll Evelyn stewart andhla lrother andfllllllly, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stewart In Masoa. Dear Sir: sbouid have ~.101 to t$0,000 Buckhannon, West Virgln!J, view. .. Major Stewart is stationed at Fort llan'ison, indiana. Awake! Fellow Meljpl Countlans. I feel very lltrc!ngly It Is Ill ID IIIIU'JUIC)' funcl that we Asbury College of Wilmore. We tra'l'eled to tbe top in the yellow bug, giQIIIICJiwd • our duty tn be lnfmned of a very lnflueDtlll cult that is collld put our haads on but Kentucky, Drew 'University elevator. Up Cl1 the' Sll;ylon Ia the wwld l'afllCIUI revolving sweeping across the wwld, npeciaJiy the USA and not to be they do not have lbia tJncl of of Madiaon , New /erser, dining ruom. left out - Meigs Co1111ty. I am spealring of llle Unlflcatloo money." Allegheny Coltete of Many of the tourists visited the various war; rnwreums. Onnh of 'llhldl &m Myung Moon is ~ell-appointed leader ,and Webster aald tbe com, Meadeville, Pennsylvania, There is the Boris Kar!Gif, Movieland Wu Mu•m Biblical "Meaiah." 'lblll! not a light thing to be shrugged off as a rnlasiCIIen could not borTow the Gnduate School of the Wu M1111e11111, Ripley's Belieft n or Not, aDd ~ mare. pa..;ng phase. money for 1D operating ex, University of Pennsylvania In After staying all olglj at N'IAPI'I oa '!U!IIda,y and Wednesday, They have at least 30,000 bankGre memben In A!rierica pense unless IDCI1e)' aere to Pbiladelpbia, Pennsylvania, on '!'Iunday mon:ing ae traveled to Tonlnto, au.da. Many llld over 1mm1m In the wwld. They get their cooverts mainly be relmbnrsed for the Mi$Siooary Language School ·were imjnsaed by tbe vastness oflhe dty.ID Taronto mriDg a by being Cl1 college camp•'lll, 111¥11110111 mernben are In this program 10 bOrrowing would cit West Paltlstan and Dlrke lrief ~a few ladle~ visited tbe ~·s Depar:lment Sl(n age nqe. 1bele YOIIDI people are literal~¥ bralmrasbed at be out of tbe question. Divinity Scboo1 of Durtam, bulh in 1872 and is pfficiated witll Sears, and purdlaed a few '"'lartsbops" In which !bey have but -:r little sleep and. are items. Aa'OSI tbe •slreet is the Eaton's Dept. sm. The eaton Koch said that Meigs · North Carolina. DETROIT (UPI) - 1be worry voiced ahoul tbe prognmmed to llstea only to the 1nri of Moon. Tbey wort up eowq was in the same Mn. Maring is a former name is qlllte 1uDous in Tcronto. to 18houna ~ 011 the llreeta aelllng cancb', f1owera, peanul.l, finiDc:iaJ situation .. other . missi.Clllry cit the Board ·of Ollr guide In 'lilronto pointed oat IIIIIIY ill the JJO mini first barpintng sesslooln the possible economic lmpac:t If it etc. 81 wblch they are reported to have broaglrt In ~ to ._ eoiiJitiea in southeastern Global Ministries World. parks. Tbe Jmperia1 Life Insurancre balalriVat.e part. week-old strike by 170,000 lasts more than the three or miiiiGn.dollara I yew f~ "Re'V." MOOD. Two penoaal frleoda Obio. Sbe a1lo added that Division . She and her 1n ~'s Part we saw IJl8fiY . .dl ~ _ wblcb 'IIWkers apiNI the Ford four weeks most o11ierven f1i mine were approached 111 the streets of Pome1 oy mmtly people are beiDc dulled an husband, the Reverend was a treat - as many of liS had lll!m' seen them before. We Motor Co. produced no sign say Is the minimum langtbo~~ 1be rippling effects of a by this group. ·that the key isslle -Jess time ect11cation. " It is o11r Robert M. Maring were saw a stututeofQueen Victoria eJrOIJietoCasa Lema. shutdown of Ford's 102 plarrls Olce a peJ'IOII is involved in thll group It is almost rdiji"'llibility IJIId yours to commi""""'ed for this ·&ere The 1829 old coort bouse witll its unique gate f~ keeping oo the Job - Is any cloaer to In 22 states wu being felt iqoalble far them to ~~lave. They literal~¥ can not tbint far educate lbeae people," Koch vice in 1953 by Bisbop lloyd oot cows in 1121was viewed by an. Many old, old bullcinp 011 being aolved. both Inside and outside the Tbe negotiating ses~ton ~- Tbe "Rev." Mr. Moon clliml to be the Mealah stated. C. Wicke during · the West .the finl Door or street lewel have been nioCieriued and turned . tbll1rill saft the hpnln race, and by bis own 1fll!'ds on NBC11- a18o pointed oat that Virginia Annual Coafen:nce. into lmines9es - but 'men OJie looks to the secmc1 story, the Monday lilted less than two auto lndiiBiry. Ford bas already Idled . TV wu quoted u aarllW that be will c:mqoer the world aDd the local boards of edlacatioo She served as a missiooary of old antique stnx:tures are sttn evidelll bo11111 aDd lljiOitesman refused that 80Cl1 bis very word would be law. He saya the reuan that are mpnnsftlle lor INrdling the World Division lor the 13 He .pointed out their new city baD wbicb is modern shaped to talk about it In anything 1,600 Canadian wortera, who are not on strike, and Orirllaal Gppole bbn Ia beclue !bey ha'l'e Satan In them. He and fiDdtng tbe handicapped years before transf&Ting her and the guide 1efatecl totlranusbapedliketwohage clams. other than general terms. pat at an crcllr far 100 "pr<Uy" girl followera to be put in the and lw· providing a 1Cboo1. residence to West VIrginia. Some of us sboppen waited tbroagb the part mch adjoins It wu the first time the filii probably wUI lay off the CJ11ia8 of- ~n in Wasblngtan, and~ in Weblter lnformecl tbe During this time she served city hall and were quite impresaed 'With its vastness, u wellu bargaining committees bad remainder of the 14,000 Ford 8t111ng at INit part of them there to, in bis own words, "to commissioners that lbe under epiaoopal awomtment the leiS1I'e places to stop 'Wbile one is lllq>piug .Entertahmerrt met Iince before the strite of Canada workers by the ~ tbeae men and get their votes." stat11te sal'> the com· In wort l'l!laled to educatiOII is provided in the part free of charge miJIY, llliiiY times, bepn at 11:59 p.m. last weekend. Caterpillar Corp. in Peoria, n illrnpoalble to pat 111 - p1eee ti paper lbe details of minillllei'S shall approp late and evangelism among esped•lly Saturday and Sunday. He - . that there is 'IIIelday. l2rll cult, bat, .--. do not IIJIIIIOI1 tiJil orpnigtloo by money for educatl!lg the 'IIIJIIIell and d:lildren. For five 1111derground prages wbjch will bold :MOO to 2500 cars. He told ''The first aeasston '1188' ru.hu idled 180 wortera who · llryq their pnlductaor l'atrilg to lbelr dodrlile. Tbe tbq I! mentally retanlect. Wel>- years me served as lll&Diger a llrm<rous story about the neaaby part aDd the 'Velltilatim really oae of re-establlsblng · buDd diesel engines for Ford; that ae are UW. In a day that people, maybe ...,.....117, ster als!l pointecl out and lldministrator 1w the syiiiEin where exhaust fans Iring alr out ·ti the llilderp'oiiJid contacts," I IIIIiOII lljiOitea- Beodil Corp. bas warned that ,.,..,gpaaple.are , drin& for peace and love and joy am!cW that if thef do not Rockey Prim&ry School in garagesatapp!'Oilmately40miles&bour.Manyladiesbave man said. "lbe bargainers upwards of •.ooo workers face a 'llllrid lar'DIIIg with m-. been IWlfiWbat IWJtiaed 'Wbile standing on the 'Velltilatim dlseualed a Q~ of iaraes layoff if tile strike drap on; apprapriale llllllle)' far the Quietta, pwqn If tbey Clll Dill lad It iD oar IMIMJnnel dames, !bey 8Cbool that EuterD. Soatbel n syst.an wheo the air is exhaDII.ed tlrougll the pill work; .ad and .then ~ off to hold BIIC!d Co: ll8id it II COfle Daring most of the time in wiD lin wwbae elae. oru,. Jems 0r1st is llble to give and Jl4:ip 'lriJI loR fec1aa1 PaJristan sbe orpniled and the part visitors lei a free *-· slderlng layoffs; and · <m•· intemill meetinp." wbat we'ruU •••lac f~ and He Ayslll .1o1111•:1 "I 1111 the Eanda far apec:l•l edonltioo trained Bible Wcmm for 'lbe guide mentioned sewn! times - that they were ntt . One IOIIICe cloee ;to the thousands more of Ford's wp, the tralb, IIIII the life, DO 1111D ""'JJlMl! to tbe Father, bat Ours and lla1llrd Gilkey, IJU'Vice in both the Quetta and aUoftd to book boms, tbere did not lED to be any gaUdy bergaining table said Ford 25,000 suppUer flrmi may bJ -." And ID Matthew :M::M Be •11 "For there comruiaa w•, bGtli agreed Karachi Districts of the signs to detract from the beauty ol the city. OPe would tbint and the UAW aere stU! far lOOn begin Clltbacka. . falle Orilla, and , . Jriplreta, and sball Jlbow great • otber lnduatriel already that !bey 'IIOIIId Doc pat the United Methodist Ch11rch. that Sittlpm's llepar1mmt Store wu 1 bank at first glance IJIIIt 011 the wortlng time llld wwdtn; !mmwrd! that, If ll ..._ poaolble, they bll coanty in debt 1111 that they Sbe was the aecretary of the frtm a distance. . issue, tho11gh tbey had feeling the pinch are raU· dtaite lbe very elect. lbe city of Torcmto is buih 8I'OIIll1 rac:1nes and the ravines dlscuued it in top-level roads and trucking com· would res1p !Ira. Wameu's Aunllll Confer&~ce, 'lbilll llid In reprd to tbe daya prior to the .......,.., Tbe dedtrim u to wbetlla' member of the Aun11al are ll8ed fir nature trails. · He ~ out JI!!Venl private sessions aeveul llll)ies, particularly In ••anile of"- to the e.th. Arit tnae bellua iD tbe Bible u the comminzfmen will be Conference Board of CODd<miniiiiJIS and 11 one ooncJom!nium ' two bed room times IIIDc:e the strike began. Michigan and Oblo where Gad's Wen wiD acree that thllia wbat's happrn!rc _. and able to appropriate the ' Education . Neither UAW Prealdent Ford pl•nts are eon· · and tbe aparlmalt cost Jl77,000. llrll"Re'V. "llooa isllldeed a falle Gloria .,Jol•••1, roooey will be oleo Wed wileD Ncwninaling r.ommjttee for lbe CNr- is tbe 'llllrld'slargest free aDding Sll'llcl!n r-w-d Woodcoct nor Ford centraled; steel !lOmpanle~; Rt. • Pallla..,. the ccmlmiulonera met the Annual Confem>ce. Sbe and measures 1,115 ft. and 5incbes. One can 1oo1r to a distance t.bor Vice Prelldent Sidney and food ml ':tpdlng aervlce '· McKenill met witb newsmen firms • tbat supply Ford lfoaday with Pheltpa in aDd her tmstwrvt bolted the· of 7:i miles oo a clear day. Yooge SCree!, the guide said, is tbe loogesl street and is followtng Monday's aeaslon. plants. . Gallia CoWity Thursday Aunu.al Confem>ce a number 1,178 miles. 1be clly bas 111 800 acre rDQ, a differeiJt bird Another "main table" lbe.effec:ta during the first momlrcof years. Tbe Rev. M:r. meeting at Ford World weet were minimal and Ours commented that Maring was .one of the ~ societies and many calleges. • We traveled to Case Loma, 'lilronto's Houae 011 the Bll1. Headquarters in suburban · most economists a~ there · railes for courtboale ._ District Superlntendeuts. ,.,_ · being ••• "''ered in In odditioo · Tbe Canadian linancier, l'O)'I1Iat lild a devoted milltery Dearborn was planned for would be no economic .....,,_ 11 - - to the - " - m oat year's appnpriatian. Be Pakistan, tbe Revermd Mrs.. officer, Sir Beary Mill Pellatt, bad Ibis 811 room cut1e bllllt to today, a spoketnnan said. diaruptlona If the waltout Witb tbe · strike In Its lasts les8 than 011e month. staled that the com· Maring hu traveled in thirty, offer fitting ~lily to viii~ royalty.,and to provide a aeventb day there was more minimnc:oaldnat rallethe three countries of Europe, .p ermana1t edifice. Between 1913 and 1123 Sir Pellatt foaod that be was going salaries of - offlce 'llithoat Africa, Sollthern Alia, and !rote becallse of tu:e~ and l••1 • dealings. · raising tbe salaries 111 an tbe Solltheast Asia. offlcel. Before becoming a The Kl'lllllis Club of West Toranto retrtored tbe cutle W H S • • ayre, Alll!nding wae Oun, llflil rn;monal'f, abe taugbt week, toc:ated in the middle of the city and the proceed~ 1rom the «ganiutiou carries on an edeallve yOIIIb program aimed at Gilkey, commlasloners, day Religiou Education (Cantln11ed from page 1) Koch, Wehater, Wesley d•·e~ iD Bwrtingtoo Public educational, pbyalcal and llpirituaJ be!terrDent of bo711 aDd 78, SUCCUmbS ireeta to design the plaiirJed Budll, mglrwr, and Martha Scbools. Sbe was an ofllcer of glrll. Programes inc~ wen with aesior cit!uns and Btrllctllre. Olambera, clerk. tbe Huntington Diltrict meotsUy ill. William H. Sayre, 78, died A capital Improvements We 18'11 huge buildlncl beir1g built e¥ei)Wbae, orre Unltecl Methodist Women Sept. IS at Cleveland. Mr. program for wblcb the from 1144 to 11146 and apin in Olltat•nding building Ia tbe Royal Bank Plaza. Twenty.fift Sayre wu employed at the cx>mmln'on hopes to secure 1KI. Sbe was E1ec11tive bundred 01111ce1 of gold or Oll&forrrth of 1 prlllion wu spent 111 former Sborn Barber Shop 1n funding was dlaclllaed. The Secretary of the Greater the gold ll8ed in or oo the g~,a of the bnlldluc wlrlcb 1nm a Pomeroy before going to program wolll'd have a two Fairmoot CoiiUCil of Qlur, ctistance glvea a gold like appearance. 1be loJd.ilaas . . llled Cleveland. fold p!ll'pOM wlrlch Includes a dies from 1970 until 1175, and far inlulatiou JAil p Mr. Sayre wu a veteran realistic • capital " lm, Along Qrl'en EIIV!betb Higb'IIB)' enroute to Toronto we DOW is Secretal'J·t'reuurer of Wor'ld War 1. He wu ' prov-em,ent . ·program · of the Hwrtingtoo Dillricl b.!T n1 e~ many large c:itiel wlrlcb lrrcbu!oc! Ll.ncdn, Hamilton pnceded In death by hll developed for a five year Ministers' Wives Auociatioo. and Burlqton and etc. p8l'fllls, Le'llla E. Sayre and period and • . program which 'lbll only includes a part of the 1111111 tblnp we saw. She has been an active MuWe Harpold Sayre, hll will strengthen tbe In· 011r bua drmr, Mr. Ellla, got a kick olll of teasluc .,l.awr II E.._.,III..D. adYice to all II to 10 abead day ao [ doll't take them. member of the Woman's Club Galevleve Lewla about her cane. Sbe lfaa1ed 0111 witb a cat1t wife, Viola, one brother tergovemmental cooperatloo in Karachi, Palrl••n, HWJe DEAR DR. LAMB - In . aad tate the flullbots. It c:oald Arl)'llllng JOU caa do to belp tingtoa and Fairmoot. Harry and one sister, 1~ plus e1pand the un· and returned witbout it. stobert. · derstandlng and use of the JlliiD mt -.. rear of life 1GUJ' life. will be fiDe. Could tbe attention 'by such a jolly bus <kiVU', Mr. E1lla Tbe Reverend Mrs. Maring I 1111 .wJq yoa Tbe DEAR READER Nl you He Ia survived by one program by local omclall •. I - ••aelf llrlcUD with has a dauglrter, Mrs. L. J. (bettet Tmownu Paige) belped ba recuperate lllld Itt her on a IIM1th Letter JUJIIIber 3-1, may iiDow ut1ea tUid to dauglrter, Joyce of Cleveland 1be management capability wblt lalowD • 1111 rw-1le of Buffalo, New sure footing. Tbe Cold, Ft. Group, to gin swell dariDC tbe day and feet and nine grandchildren one of county omclall 'lrOIIId be At Niagara, at Qlfftdde IIOille of the ladla mjoy'ed feeding ._.... '""···· Aeeordlnc Yort, and a bnsbend, the to my motller tile only rorr lnfonaatioo 011 the aDd IIJIIdea are ilrgelt st the Re'Verend Robert M. Maring, the raccoona. Bertha Ki-1, Ridrr !tforriloD and Bonnie Waldie liater, Grace Krider, &ctne' greatly enhanced by the . . . •.... ~., tbe 111* of flu and l'llipiratlaay ard of lire day. 1bat Ia Uljoy'ed lhelr visitors and led tbem potato clriplr, peenrrt butter and several nieces and program, it .,. J'!t)Ol'ted • . dDdar- Old Oi&llolt 110 Birr 11 that fliiJt. Otben becluae blood ,... duwulill presently .-ving u paslor of crackers aDd other IV'Odie~. They are ao tame !bey aU but nephew•. Burlal was In Thereon Johnson, cllalrCleveland. -man, prelided. proof hr""' rye wtatey. wbo 'llllll tbll lnlormatiOJI from lira beart llld larc:r w the Masoa United MetbOdlst knoclred 011 the door. Allr da)'llljlpeared cau lend a ·~oag, ••IIIJI'I', the PI rre In tbe lower part Olurcb. Sbe Is the daughter Here is tile Uat that went on the tour: VIcki Keeter, Hame of the late Mr. and Mrs. w. L. fill .. lrlto IWnllklrl and IDJ ~ IJ!ielope ·wttb ~ tbe bodJ. 1be fllrld lbeJI Demonsll'ltion Ageot; Bnsrt Keefer, Haul Brown, L¥nne Dial of HUDtlngtoo. m •• . - far DIJ llriDd 10 calla far 1L J.. J&Jd )'0111' leW Clift Into the tilluea Brown, Grace Brown, kgant 'lb•I•HI, AUdrey Hof!mln, . .. _,.far I~'- . Grad 11tt1r to me iD care of Ibis ca1111ngllftlllrrl. Sally Smith, Helm Riffle, Addle MaeKnl&bt. Either .....u _..,. (COn , tlnuec! tram ne~e I) ............... fiiiiDJ IIIWiplper, P. 0. 8os U11, What doea that bl'le to do •\'OD'D ro ,,.. r-e surrFILED MacKnight, BCl1n1e Waldie, Delphljl Noble, CGra Eada, Allee ' IHitonT 01 DOt try to burden 1111 orie HNifll far I feW .. ocll Radio City Statlorr, New wlth,_,_nrbenyOIIare Tbe Famers Bank • Matthews. I !PIS UIOIUIU J)ei'lJOII with too mUch W1Jrt1 pawDptly dlaaa-d my York,' NY IOOit. ~ during the day the Slvtngl Co., Pomeroy, hu Genevieve Lewla, Grace SulJITarr, Margaret Wheeler, OOII111L , . . . , _ , .and noted that Simon had lq,c, ffl. DEAR DR. LAMB - Wily ,_ II above lhe heart and filed llllt in Melga County FAN Matlol, Rilla Muulaoo, Wilma McDaniel, ·Ficale '"". wllb tha wordl, '"l111t llllrJ II drank.'' doea 1i1J , _ getlkJIIped up the pr IIIUre iD the veirrl and CcwnJDOD Pleas Court agalnlt McCoy, Bertha Kenzel, Nancy -VanMeter, RDb1rta Young, ~:=o ~tobe~Mth~ 111 p a.. Ia, to 1flllt wlrallao to bed! I '-"DO artertea to the bead Is J1111e1 D. Panoas, Rt. 3, 1belma ....... ..,~ •• _ .. _...,., cleanlaguptithevlllage. Heir)', Eftlyn Slnlrt, Velma McMahan, RDee Director• reelected and ..... did IDJ boul wttb trouble 11111111 am up bat do dlmlnlahed. That means you Pomeroy. in tbe ADIOIIIIt of MIUTiy, FlorUice Caito, Mary ~. Deta Tyler, Loulae ... """ ...., .,.,•. , . , . "' - . "· -..,.. """...... c new dlrecton el..._. ...... · Q el+ • JiGildl JDI witb line dalpplrc aDd 1~ "OC· At are leu likely to han ~.1M.84.nof Tyler. ........ Offlt• ......... Mt-1111. "-~. h 41) . .lrW lire nine ,._ J ,... ap wllb dlf. nelllng In the aoft tilluea ~-""""· row, Ted Reed, Dale Joyce CNaorr, Ulab Zerkle, Matilda Noble, catherine .::::;,,:: ...,._ .... .0 Warner, Jom Ken- and Fred flcull1 lnat'4nl bee . _ of aucb ullre llnlnc of the - · Smith, Llda Garland, Mary Wllloa, Eft)Jn Riffle, U..l dull . .DeAR BEWER - Jr. ..,,_aDd can't pt lradt fill So tha - is natunll)' more ·. . }, Morrow, reeledecl; William Smith, Alma Manba1, Pearl &ulh, Can WWI•IJII, catherine : ....._••••••w.. [ lmo'll what YOII mean y auger, Dcntby Durst, Ruth Wlllla-. Dcaotby I.nla, II ?1; ... lilt Ill& luaifQ • ..........11•111111 &Ill CJPIIIdariDCthedayaDdlalda . . _ . .................. ,., ' ... v ..._ and _. Jobrr M -• Anderaon MIMI' Mil H haft I two or leur 11rm f1i ..... • ne"" ...,.,....,. dlrec:ton. to be lt1rfty at olglj. When about 1 hangover from Hope Rice, SCilla Olftoo, Beulah Lnta, ap.J Caito, Bertha •-.-...........,.. N.... -H........ - .. ..-.NM L1nrre, CrowI' wbo baa -~ -~ I'm • ,_,. aid, ..,. you lie dtnrn tha pr 11 u In aieepiD8 pllll. y 011 migbl ut Jolmaon, Madlyn Bruolar, VIolet Bailey, lela JeckWielrner, cwn.r ................ Ill 'IIJJckwtlb-of 1111 ,.... rd a Yaa edlte, drift 1 .ear llld I jlo tbe litlrlel IIIII velaa Ill tbe r- dac:tGr to try you on Hcaner Becklebelmer. . · tty - - . . - other IDJ(Jiorment, ..,...,._ •• ll)l!ll ,....., lliJ ld!ld of work. 1 . bead lnerea.., and COD· Beaadryl. It t. an anAridreyMerrdoira,CbarleiM:eadowi,BeleDFO!rler, Mabie ·~ will wort with 1111 clramber 111•1 II . . tiiiJNiltll eu 1ft wtlbii!IJ l!ld It llap lrilllrlll to l1llllllnc of the HH*mlrrlr and will belp to Olees ebrew ,lllelby JWI'nw!, Benrlce Wallace, Cllra Staats, ~: :.'~: llilllla "'PPaetment lnalflld. ptQiel:t IOU fniiii1D1 allqle Kathryn Dabney,lbell Dabney, Mr. IIIli Mn. Oral Eadl, ......., ..... - ....... , ..... lrm D lilt r IIIP i11J 6ldor Malllrrlrrg. .,,_,,..., _ _ ,..._ ~ndlng w Jack nre " · -Crow BID' I ... _ .... 1 ( 1 1 ,_.leudowyi4Jcllllaatlt. You JMylilo han I mild 01~ ... )'OU mlllbl haftlfld Heller Lee, Betty Furarrarr, 1mma Wltl&a, Cc!rdelle Nibert, t n .,.,._ ,._ .....,.. ._., G • --~. · All . . lra al t Ihtl pllllll allerl)', perlra~unn to 1GII' belp IOU deep wllboat living Elsie Fowler, Mae 'l'boraal, Rattle Jordan, Gemet CUey, - - · nrenr, Reed, M1111er Vlrlll Telford. Jack ......... uw.•IIIJ nery bad t a ra tlrnat J!lllow or beddi"C or bailie )'OU a baagOtel' the list day. Rcma Rolhgeb, Nellie Gellbr, ~ Sc:ma wllll, Vera and L)'IIJIII Crow. I .9~ l ••• ~.. UUW"L: : I lol : : .,..,..,..11 l Health· • •• : ,..,ltl _.. drlm tnpp.. No breakthrough seen in ·strike lball_. pr...,.... grw& -.AA;; M,eigs ~ •.• DR. LAMB Flu immunity is temporary ""*' a,.. Crow .•• ....., - ·-• -· ""·.::r I I ....... ::, :.:":i,:- .....,....... .,., rc,..; • , ·3- Tbe DaUy 8entlnel, Mlddlepon..Puneroy, 0., ru.day, Sept. 2J,It78 • ~~:::::::=~=:~-:--::::~~~::::::::.;:::=:::::~:::::x~-:::~~~:sz..;x;:.-x~.:$*'~.~w.~~WJ~IiWIIW.III'SIIlSIWIIII"'-'Ifll Victory could wrap·up . pennarit .~chigan Ithe SCOREBOARD ~= IS rated lly II'RED DOWN UPI 8portl Wi'lt.er The PhlladalpiU Pbllllea picked 11p a half-tame Monday when lhe New Yen Meta defeated the Pltllllurgh Pirates, s-.. 1be Plralef, havlnlloll three out~ four to lhe Mets, will be attanptlrrg to m- their do'lfi!Ward mcanentum In their afternoon doubleheader In Qlk:qo. Tbe Boston Red Sox defeated the Detroit Tlgerl, J2r8, •nd the Cellfornt. Angela beat the Tezaa Rancera, 1~, In Monday's 111ly otber aclleduled gamea. 0. Thomu' IOIIJ'tiHnnlng homer 1tood 11p as the .'lllnnlnl nrn lor the Brewers as Gary Beare won hll aeoond game with the nlntiHnnlng relief help of Ray Sldeckl and Bill castro. Ken Holtzman was tagged for iwr runs aRd · - bits In eight lnnlnp tbql." and saw hll record drGp to J3.. Jim Rice hit two bomerl The summer-~Clli quilt for 10. Gralg Nettles ¥t hla 2Ith and Oecll Cooper and Dwight a pennant can end for lhe horner for the Yankees. Evana one each to 1Md a 13Clnc:innatl Reda tonl&ht. The Pirates had a one.run ' hit Boston attack, which NEW YORK (UPI) - MlThe Redlr, whole mapc lead with two QUt and none 011 brought Rldl Jonell hll afth ·chlgan's CCllvinclng victory lUIIIber Is clown to one, will in the last of tbe ninth Inning win ~ the MUOn. Rusty over Stanford Slt11rday clinch the National Leacue'• when pinch-hitter. John Staub hit hll 13th homer for coupled with Ohio State's Wellem Dlvillon title If they MllneninsJedand rookie Lee tbe Tlgm. narrow win over stubbcan beat lhe San Diego Padres or MaiiiW homered to give the Nolan Ryan pitched a Pem Slate hu earned the the Loe Angelfll Dodgen 1oM Meta their victory. The ' threehltter for · ht. fifth Wolverlnel the distlnctloo of to.the San Franclaeo Giants. Pirates had t.ttted beck oonsecutlve victory for lhe being tbe No. 1 ranted major 'lbe Kanaas City Royall, from a s.o dellcllto lead 4-3 In Angels, railing hll record to COllege football team In UPI's who have won five of their theelghthonWWleStargeD'• 15-17. Batterymate Terry Board of Coacbes poll. last tdJ: pmes, open a thrteo 19th horner of tbe RIIOII, llumpbrey doubled In lhe Michigan's 51..0 victory game aeries with the aecmdMazzllll's homer, hl1 oniyrunolthegameofi'Bert over Stanfard earned the place A'1. The two teams second since being recalled Blyleven. It wu the ·afth Wolverines 31 flrst'PI•ce have a total of tdJ: games from Jacbon, Tex., of the shlltout of the year far Ryan, votea as they ateamrolled remaining agalnat each other Tens League, came off whO struck QUI Ioiii' batten, pail the Buckeyes with 406 rut a victory IClllght wQUJd relieller Kent Telallve. Tbe raising hl1 major leag11e points by vlrtlle of their give the Royels a sevengame youngster Nu'ugged off the leading total to 291 and Impressive performance. lead and a stranglehold Cl1 the Impact hll homer had on tbe leaving him nine shtrl of a Ohio Slate, ranked No. 11ast American League's Western Pirates' chancea ·with the record fourth 300-a1rlkeout week, narrowly defeated UUe. . CClilliiM!nt, "It ~·t bother ataDl. Penn · State, 12r7, and me ... It's jiiE!t one of thoee reglatered only five ftnrt. place votes and a total of 335 overall In Monday's balloting. Michigan was secood to Ohio Slate In Jut week's By TRACY RINGOLSBY Stabler bit hla flrlt nine quarterback Mike Rae, ran puaea for 31 yards, Including voting, trailing the Buckeyes the pua to Branch. And when by a mere tdJ: points. UPI Sporll Writer passes of lhe game: He a18o off the final Z: 53. Pittsburgh moved up a KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) bit Dave Casper Mill a 15Stabler used seven Oakland got the haD on Its own 14 with juat mlnutea left notch to third place on the - Oakland Raider Ken yard first cpw1ar lollchdown different receivers Stabler says being a · pass, Cliff Br1111Cb with a 10.. Including . veteran Fred In the hall, be toot the strength of a 42-14 triumph quarterback II an easy job yard llCOrlng tosa and Mike . Blletnlkoll who caught fwr Raiders to the Kansas City 20 over Georgia Tech. Tbe when his receivers are Slnanl with a U.yard passes to pve him 501 In hla to set 11p a 37-yard Fred Panthers drew four first, place votes and a 304 point WOrking agalnat a couple of tnuchdovm pass- the plly on career -In taking 1dvantage Stelnlort field goal. total. Oliefa Coach Paul Wlgglna rookie defensive backa. which he was hurt - &lYing of Chief rookie safety Gary UCLA, witll a single first, Stabler P(Oved , hla point the Raiders a 24-7 lead. Barbaro and cornerback Tim said he was glad to aee hll place vote, dropped ooe nrng young team :- 15 lint year Monday night. He 111122 of 28 The Ollef.s, held to 10 yards CoWer. to fourth place with 295 votes, passes with one interceptioo rushing and 'SI yards total The second time the players - cmJe back In the while Oklahcma ranalned for 224 yards 1\nd three offenae In the 111'11 half, Raiders bad the haD, Stabler final half. fifth with 262. Nebraska, with "They have . a great lollchdowns· as the Raiders scored ·o.n a one-yard began to work, hitting 1111 of tile ooly other first place vote beat the Kansaa City Chiefs, MacArtlllr Lane run In the aeven passes for 49 yards and quarterback, great receivers, frcm the 42 coaches, moved 24r2J,ln a nationaDy televised third Qllarter and then came driving Oakland f1 yards In a great line and great plan," up two Spaces to tdJ:th place game that was more lopsided up with a ooe-yard Mike an effort which ended witb Wiggin said. "lt Ia going tn be bued Cl1 151 votea, Georgia very difficult for any team to than tile score. Indicated. Uvlngston scoring nm with Casp!lr' touchdown. advanced two steps .· to •~You are supposed to do 4:38 to play. leal than two After Oakland held Kanaas reaDy hold them down unle11 seventh on 129 points, things like \l;lat when you mjnutes lat.er Uvlngs!Cl1 hit a City oo three plays, It wu they have a real downer day, have all the advantages 1. 2S-711rd scoring pass In Billy Stabler dlrectlnglhe Raiders bull was just glad we IQ\Ight Maryland retiii'Jied to the top have," said Stable1 who left Masters, set up when Raider 72 yards, hitting three of four back. I thlnt we grew a lot." 10 witll a No. 8 i'aling m 115 points, TeD8 A&M moved the game with 12:M to play Pete Banaszak fumbled the from the lOth to ninth positim when his right knee was burt . ball away on hla own 25. with 86 and Penn State as Chief defensive end,WUbur But the Chiefs' hopes were dropped tbree notches from Young tackled him. "Any slim as they used their final seventh to iOth with 58 points. time you have rookie backs · timeoUt of the game In setting covering guys the caliber of up Livlngaton'a run ao they our receivers you have to , bad to watch and hope as take advantage of it." Oakland, directed by reserve KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) '· - Larry McNeil, wbo began UlS J,NGELES (UPI) -A the list a second time, the the 197f>.76 NBA season as a Los · Angeles Rams' most eltglble team ·to claim starter for ~ Kansas City apollesman aal,d today It was !Jim would be IISiigned hll Kings bllt wound up sitting oo "an tmpoeslbillty"ln denying CClltract. the bench, was traded to the a newapape~ report that his Namath had said last New York Nets Monday for a team - about to engineer a winter he was tired of playing 1977 thlrdround draft choice trade with the New York Jets for a lo8lng team and It hu and an undiscloaed amount of for s11perstar quarterback been widely speculated this cash. Joe Namath. • . will be hla last season with II was the second trade thla "I've never beard of such a the Jets. Tbe Post said the month between the two thing," .said Rams' public trade also wollld mean clOI!el' teams. Last net, the Klnp 'By MILTON RiaiMAN relations director Jerry access for N.amath to a !tim 8ent guard Nate Archibald to UPI 8portl Editor Wllco1 early Tuesday career he aspires to. ~ Nets for guard Brian morning, In a state of high Taylor, backup center Jim good hwnor upon learning of Ea1dns and first-round draft NEW YORK (UPI) - Every time 1 - Dave Kingman take the story published by the choices theo nell . two years. Ohio Valley ooe of tllose King Kong swings of his and miss the baD, I can't Wuhingt011 Post. '''Ibere's Football Records help thinking ~low much values have changed, yes, even In no such deal in the 'llllrta that United Press International Mid-Amerlun Conference basebaD, where hardly anything"ever changes. J know of. Everything else Years ago, ballplayers felt personally'ltwnllllted anytime aside, It's agalnat the' rules, Conf. · Over•llW~TWLT they struck out. I can still see Babe Ruth hanging hla head an imposslbUlty. Good Ohio · Un iv. 2 0 0 · 2 0 0 HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (UPJ) West . Mich .2 o o 2 o o after taking a tliird Strike. Mickey Mantle would come close to night." Tbe New York Jets, their Boll St. I 00 200 kicking a hole'iii the water coola and Tony K11bet used to be so The Post quoted sources as Bowling Grn . 1 0 0 2 0 0 p&ss defense decimated by eelf-conscloiiS after strlldng out, he'd run aU the way bad! to saying the Rams have been Cent. Mich .l 1 o 1 1 0 the Denver Broncos In a 46-3 Ke-ntSt . 110110 the dugout dragging the bat In hll hand. discussing the trade since. Miami rout Sunday, waived 1 0 0 3 0 Tbe player everyone marveled at In that regard was Joey quarterback !ton Jaworski Nor. Ill. 0 1 0 0 l 0 cornerbadl Roscoe Word and Toledo 0 10 0 2 0 sewell, who played for the Cleveland Indians and New York was sidelined by a broken Eo•t. Mich . 0 3 0 0 3 o safety Clifford Brooks and Yanllees and who made cootsct Mth the bell better than throwing shoulder in the signed Jolm flilllan, a free Ohio Conftrtnn Red DiviSion . anybody you ever saw. Sewell SliD holds the f1U1Jor league -· llama' opening game victory agent tackle. Conf. Overall record for the fewest str111eouts In one seuon, having fanned over Atlanta. 1be Post a11o Reman, 11-4 and 230 pounds, WLTW~T 0 0 0 1 o o was Impressive In a one-day only four times in 608 times up In 1925. · said the Jets are ready to Muskingum Capitol o o o 1oo Three times over the course of a season, he atrudl out only deal, but It wollld be a OhiONOrlh . 0 0 0 10 0 tryout last Wednesday. four times and once only three times. I can jtlll aee him diffiCI!it transaction since the Wooster 0 0 0 10 0 Heidelberg 000 0 I 0 standing up there at plate. He was a little left-handed hitter lnterconference trading Wittenberg 000 0 I0 only five feet six Inches and he crouched slightly. Anything but deadline baa pasaed. Blut Division This Wee~·s 5~1al cont. Overall a pushover as a hitter ;Sewell fashioned a .312 lifetime figure In , Namath, who Ia earning . . . ._ H seasons. He wu so good at getting a piece of the baD, that In $450,000 in the aecond aeuon Ohio Wesleyan WLTW~T 000 tOO the 7,132 official times he went to bat In the big leagues, he of a two-year contract and Denison 000 001 ' Bold ·WOII . 000 010 struck out only 114 times. · · · bas prevlou8ly 9pJ'elaeCI an Marietta 000 010 Think of that a Jllllllent. Dave Kingman strikes out more Interest In joining the Rams, Otterbein 000 010 I 000 010 often than that In a single season. He has struck ouU19 times would have to clear waivers Mt . Unlon USED .CAI\S already this aeaaon and he isn't even the National League in· the American FootbaU x-Kenyon x x x 1o o X·Oberlin X X X 0 l 0 l~der In tl!at department. Conference and through those for title Mike Schmidt, the Phlllles' slugging third haaeman, Is tops clubs In the National x -not comj:letlng IIi I Ten ! mth IM strikeouts. Kingman II secood follow~d by Rick Mon· Conference with 11175 records Cont. Overall WLTWLT day of the CUbs .with 117 strikeouts; Hector Cruz of the worse than the Rams' 12-2 · Ohio st. 100 200 Cardinals, ,109; Jim Wynn of the Braves, 104, and Greg mark. .Michigan tOO 200 100 200 While with while vinyl roof; Llrzlnskl of tile Phlls, 102. All of them of frte swingers who The Post said Namath'S no- Illinois 100 200 generally go for the fences. Kingman leads the league with 37 trade contract might help In ~~~~~:oto 100110 red vinyl Interior, factory 0 I I 1 1 0 homers and Sclunldt Is second with 35. lt '1111 pretty m11ch the deterring other teams from Wl!conS~n air, radio. 6 way power OtO 110 seats, cruise centro! : samestorylastyearwhenSclunldtledlheleagueinhtmeruna putting In a claim for him. ~~~ iuanSl. 010 110 with 38 and In strikeouts with 180. Kingman had 38 homers and B11t the paper quoted a Northwe•lern 010 020 ' 0 I 0 0 2 0· I struck out 153 times. IIOIU'ce, close to thoae who lndlono Others DaVe Kingman isn't that embarruaed by all hla atrlkeoul!l. would be Involved In lhe WLT 3 0 0 He feell hla 37 imlers aiXj 84 RBis more than mate up for negotlati011s, u saying the · Centra l State John Carroll 1 0 0 everything else and things being what !bey are nowada711, he chances for a trade are ''weD Akron 1 1. 0 must be right because the Meta are paying him MG,OilO and below 50 per cent" becaiiSe of A!hlond 1 1 0 Clnclnatl 1 1 0 prot.bly will have to go over $100,000 for hla ...tees next the difficulties Involved. ·, ou'll Like Our Quality Defiance 1 1 0 year. The Jets could put Namath Dayton 1 2 0 Way of Doing Bu•lness. 0 1 0 "Striking out Is part of my game," asya the 27-year-old 1111, on the waiver list and Findlay GMAC FINANCING Wilm lngton 0 1 1 992-5342 Pomeroy foot, Bll..iflcll outlielder."I'm a free swinger.•I'm not golllg to withdraw !Jim unly ooce more Hiram 0 1 0 Open Evenings 'til 6:oo 0 1 0 punch the baD. I can.go up there and mate contact every time 'thl8 season. If he was put oo · Case Western TIJ5 ~. m, Sat. Bluffton 0 2 0 If I want." , · Youngstown St . 0 2 0 Kingman bas tremendous speed. Few players In the league can get down to first base fasler than !Jim and with hla batting averagellown in the .230s,lt ocwrral to him he might be able to beef It up by bunting occaslonaUy, so he tried that this year about a dozen times. "Everytlme J try to bunt, though, I get. booed," he says. "The fans don't like me bUDting." · It doesn't particularly bother Kingman that he hu C<llle to . be regarded as purely a hllllll! nm-or4lrlkeQ\Ii Performer, and · nothing In \>~tween. · "I'm giving It my best effort," be says, "and lllllletimell It's like being Cl1 a roller C9Q!er. 'Ibere are times I faD 111 my face and other times I ezcel. All long u l can go home at night and say I gave my belt effort, I'm Mtisfled. Tnre,llllrike 0111 Qlllte a bit but my run production Ia there." · ICqman riever has won the hQIIIHUII title and he claims winning It this time doean't mean that much to him. "I'd uthlr bit only 10 homen and Jfla1 in the World Series than lead the leape In homers and not play in the Setlea/' says the rllbt-banded ldttlng Cl11farnlan, lnsur1nce. The Ideal hcme-nlnbltter In hll apiDioa was WUlle M:c:Covey, . . Middleport, Ohio .once a t-rmna!te 41 bla with San Francisco. m-2342 "He bit biiiJhan of boma l'lli!IIIVflt"/ year, he got lrla Walb and be didn't lltriiJe CJUt that much," says Kingman . top team Stabler's passe.s defeat KC, 24-21 Namath story .is· denied .by .Rams Today's Sport Parade. ~ Re~~uhs M•lor L••wu• st1ndings ev Unlttcl Press lntern1Hon•l Nltlonll LIIIUt Eltt Philadelph ia Plttsbur~h New York Chicago St . LOUIS Montreat Cincinnati Los AnoetM Houston · Maddox . Ph il U1 .S20 73 171 .329 W.. L .. Pet. G8 Parker, Pit 126 -491 73 15~ .314 Gernl mo, Cln 139 _.63 57 144 .311 :;10 ::70 .533 :~J.' -;v~ 10 Fo.,er. Cln 75 17 ... 93 1Pia Lynn , eos Riven, NY 135 530 81164 .309 Amer·i ean LtiQU t 69 81 .4611 21 G . Aa. R. H. P<l 68 11 .456 21 'h Brett. KC 148 601 19 202 .336 51 97 .345 38 McRoe, KC 138 ~U 7~ 162 .335 Wttt Car~. Min 147 567 93 186 .328 W.. L .. Pel. G8 Bostock , M in 121 449 70 145 .323 94 55 .636 ~•Flore. Del 135 544 93 172 .316 ~ 66 .560 ll 'h San Francisco 70 82 · .46l 2t.lh Carty , Cle Son Diego 68 13 .450 21 Atlanta 66 86 ..AJ• 30111 . Mont11y'• R•sulb · New York 5 Pltlsburgh 4 · 7:35p .m . Sa n DieGO ~Strom 11. IS) et Cincinnati (Zachry ll-5), e :OS p.m. oJO 100 on-1~n 1 103 OliO 002- 6 1• 0 Jones (I) 1nd CltvetaM, Fisk ; Gt{""· Lemanczrk (.U, Lo•IOI'I 4) , Hitler (9) tnd Freehan. WP- Jonu (5·31. ~P - Glynn <0·21 . HRs- ilotton, CQOP•r (14), Evans (15), Rlct 2 (231, Detroit, Staub mi. (Qnlv gtmts s<heduledl 131 506 76 159 .31_. 132 582 93 182 .313 142 517 65 159 .308 Munson. NY 143 510 75178 .307 G•rr, Chi 128 495 59 U9 .301 Home Runt National Le1 111ue: kingman , NY 37 ; Schmidt, Phil ll; · Toctay•o P.robn .. ~II<IIOr& Monday , Chi 30 ; Foster. Cln 29; (All Tlm11 EDT! Morgan, Cln '27. PlttsburQh (Reoss u 1! .N\d \.eaeu~e : . ,Nettles, kl110n 13-8) ., Chlcogc, <Rot.l<o N YAmeriun '28 ; Jackson and L.May, 7-10 and SIOI'It 3·6), 2, I D.m. Batt , Henefrlc k , Ctev end St. Louis (Oen.n y 10.1, 1t 25. Phlladelph lo <Underwood 9-l l, .B ando . O.&k Run1 Batted In (Only Qtme SCht<IUit<U (3) . Morgon, Cln 131 449 109 146 .325 Montnez, Atl 153 612 66 19~ .311 B01ton Garvey. LA 150 591 80 187 .316 Del roll Nltlonal Leagut ; Foster, Cln 116; Moroan, Ctn 108 ; watson. 1-tou and Schm idt, Phil 96; Luzinski , Phil and Murcer, SF New Yor~ IKoosman 20·8) at 86. Montreal (Warthen 1-8), 8:05 American Lueue : \... Mav. p .m . Bait 103; Munson, NY 98 ; Atlanta {Niekro 15-11 ) at YaMrzemskl , Bos 97 : Cham . Houston tLarson S-6J. 8;35 p.m. bliss. NY 95 ; Mayberry, K<:: 92. Lo~ Angeles (Rau ,_..Il l at . Stolen Bues San Francisco (Knet:~per Q. 1), National Lea Que : , Morgan, 10;15 p.m. Cl n 57; -Lope s, LA and Taveras . Wednesdly's G1mes Pi1 t 55 ; Brock ; St.L•.SA; Cedeno, Pittsburgh at Chicago Hou 53. New York at Montreal , nroht American Lea vue: . North, St. Louis at Phlla, night Oak 10 ; LeFlore, Oet SB ; Sa n O i~ o at Clnci, nigh!· c;amparierls, Oak S3; Patek, KC Atlanta at Ho~o~ston , night SO ; Baylor, Oak .49 . LM Angeles at San Fran, night Pitching Mosl Victorie s National Leig!:fe : Jones, SO American League 21 -14 ; Koosman , NY _ '20 -8; Eut Sut ton. LA 19-9 ; Carl ton • .Phil W.. L .. Pet. 08 18 .6 ; Richard, Hou 17· 15. New York 92 56 .622 American League : . Palmer, Baltimore 81 68 .SAA ll'h Bait 21 -13 ; Flgueroo;~ , NY 19-8; 1 Cleveland 16 73 .510 16 1? TJant , Bos 19-11 ; Garland, Bll lt 74 76 .493 19 Boston 18-7; Leonard , KC 17 -8. 67 82 .450 2S1h Detroi t Earned Run Average Milwaukee 6-4 85 .-43 0 28 1h (based on 153 innings pitched) West National Leagut : Seav.er, NY W.. L.. Pel. GB 2.39 ; Denny. 51 . ~ 2.56: Rau. ~A Kons•• Clly 87 63 .580 'J. .S7 ; Jones, so 2.67 ; Koosman, Oak land · 81 69 .540 6 NY 2.76. ' Mlllnesota 77 7S .507 11 American League : Blue, Oak California 70 82 .-461 18 2.45 ; F idrych , Oet 2.46 ; Tr.!l · Te•as 68 83 .4.10 1911h vers, M JI 2.55; Palmer, Ball Chicago 63 88 ..417 2<1 17 2.60; Tanana , Cat 2,6-4. . Monday'$ Results Strikeouts Milwaukee 4 New York 2 N~tional League : Seaver , NY Boston 12 Detroit 6 225; Ricllard, Hou 189 : Koos California 1 Texu 0 man, NY 174; Carlton, Phil 165 ; COnly oames schedui~J Montefusco, SF 163 . TOdly's Probable Pitchers Amerlc~n League : Ryan, Cat (All Times EDT) 287 ; Tanana , Ca l 233 ; Slyleven, Mil waukee (Colborn 8-1.4 and Tex 192 ; Eckersley. Cl ev ·170; ·Haas 0-0) at Boston (Tian t 19-11 Hunfer, NY 165. end KrUeger 1·01 2, 5 p.m. Cleveland (Wa its 7.7) at Detroit (Fidrych 16-9 ). 8 p.m. Balti more (Grimsley 8-6) at ' New York (Aie~t:ander 12 -9), 8 p.m . Oakland (Bahnsen a,6J at Major League Results Kansas City (Bird 11 .9). 8:30 By United Press International p.m . National Lea~1Ue Minnesota (Hughes B-13> at Pittsb urg h 000 010 21~ A 10 0 Chicago (Johnson 9-15), 9 p.m . New York 003 000 002......., S 11 2 Te)las (Briles 10-9) a t C(!ll · Candelaria, Tekulve (7) lind forn ia (Tanana ·16-101·, 10 :30 Oyer ,· Lolictl . Af)odaca (• ) and Stearns, WP- Apodaca (3 .1). p.m. LP- "Tekutve (5·2) . HRs- Pitts. Wednuday's Games Cleveland at Det roit bvrgt1 , Stargett (19) ; New York , M.azzllli (2) . Texas at California , night Oak land at Kan City, nigh t Minnesota at Chicago, nigl"lt <Only game scheduled) Ball at New Vorl<. , 2·, twi.nl{lht American League · Milwaukee at Boston , night Te)las 000 000 0 30 Callf.ornia 000 001 OOx- 1 7 0 Slyleven [ 12·16 ) and Sund · Miior League Leaders berg ; Ryan (1S·17l and Hum . By United Press International phrey · 1not lncludlnlll night t]ames) FOOTBALL NFL St.ftd•nti By United Press tnternatlof111 American conferenct E111 Den ver 1 I 0 .500 53 20 kansas City 0 2 0 .000 37 54 Tampa B.!ly 0 2 0 .000 0 Al • N1ttona1 Conferenc• East W. L, T. Pet, PF PA Dallas 51. ~ou is Wash ington Philadelphia NV Giants 2 0 0 1.000 51 13 2 0 0 1.000 59 24 · 2 0 0 1.000 50 24 · 1 1 0 .500 21 3o4 • 0 2 0 .000 24 39 Centr11l L. T. Pel. PF PA 2 0 01.0002'115 1 0 I .7505019 1 I 0 .50027 20 Bay 0 2 0 .OOOU55 west W. ~ . T . P<l. PF PA W. Chicago Minnesota . Oetro.lt Green Los Angeles 1 0 1 .7.50 40 U San Francisco 1 I 0 .500 38 33 ... Seollle o 2 o .000 31 61 • Atlanta o 2 o .000 2-4 Sol ' New Orleans o ~ o .000 15 64 Monday' s Resulfl Oakland 24 Kansas Ctty .21 (Only _game scheduled) Sunday's Games Atlanta at Cttlcago 9alti more at O.!!llas Buffalo at Tampa Bay Cleveland at Denver Green Bay at Cincinnati Minnesota at Oet~olt New Eng a r Pit tsburgh New Orleans at Kan City NY Giants at Los Angeles NV Jets at Mlam I Oakland .!It Houston Sl. Louis at San Diego San Francisco at Seattle {Only games scheduled) Monday G•me~ Wash at Philadelphia, night (Only game scheduled) ooo- CINCINNATI (UPI) -An assault charge against Batting , New York 010 100 ooo- 2 8 o Cincinnati Reds' rookie (based on 425 at bats) Milwaukee 200 100 Oh- • 1 2 h p 8 1 z8Chry W8S Hotlzman ( 13 -10) and . Mun · pitc er National League G. AB. R. H. Pet son: Beare, Sadeck i (9), cawo dismissed Monday In Madlock, Chi 135 486 6.5 166 .342 (91 and Moore . L~'- Beare !2· Hamilton CoUDty Mlllllelpal . · Griffey , Cin 140 533 106 177 .332 ].). HRs- New York, Nettles Rose, Cin, 151 621 123 204 .329 (29); Milwaukee, ·o .Thomas Court. . ~~!~~~- . 73 BUICK REGAL HT CPE. '3495 ' J I HE KNOWS HIS INSURANCE! --- --- . L IXMNIN&QIILDS IJENCY INC. I " When you need money for home improvements,.or any good reason, talk to liS. We handle HomeOwner Loans quickly, easily up to $15,000 available. .and with consrderation. Amounts . . ·ciTY LOAN COMPANY 125 E. Main Street 992-2171 P.QJII.-, • Olitt ·' Baltimore W. ~· ~· m~~:~ Mloml 1 I 0 .500.01 New ~no land 1 1 0 .500 A3 41 Bulfolo 0 2 0 .OOQ 24.13 NY Jets 0 2 0 .000 20 S4 Central W . LT. Pel. PF PA Houston 2 0 01.00033 3 I I 0 .500 59 45 PlttStiurgh Cleveland I 1 0 .500 52 4 Cincinnati I I 0 .500405 ' west ' W. LT. Pel. PF PA san Diego · 2 0 0 1.000'53 16 Ooklond 2 0 0 1.000 55 49 �.-------.--------------------,- R . . 1.,-The n.lly Sentlne!,Middleport.P!UM!I'Oy,O., 'IIIesdly,Sept. 21,1976 1 l.Mien of opllloa are wdeemed.'l'lley AtU1 be 1 I lallbaiMwonk!Ga&( .. buallfedterelar'._br tile edllor) uJ malt be tlped w1* 1R llpee'1 1111*-· Na- _, be ~ . . . J8blleallla. However,oareqHIII,.._wtllbedlnhud.teatn lbould be Ia good lule, acldi r'al -.., HI ,_ I I I : I I : Ml • ev. lr~anng new IJ' rtfi na ond pas*or ~li*ll~~~tlfW-~~~~~~~ - 1< ,111gp, Gladyl Mm~ CA>unty Barril aDd Eft IIOIIIr• News Notes i ~~~..:~:u:·:~=. : · By Alma ~81'8haU I CUI.o, Mn. Olea' CUt.o and ...... Glry Hn!JjnF, MASON - Apprna lmatliJIO p&'llllllflllaiiW the Muon ay AlMA lllAR8IWL · Qty lllltorica1 Society Opeallallll em Sanda)' at lbe rcaI IIOIIAIIII!II. I Two bus loads of happy M-. Collllty ExleniiGI 'Yirlll A. I.nla bailie In U... HARTFORD - Elfective Jlamanaten and a few 111t11 have just retiJmed from lhe Mr· Jolm I.nla ~ CIIUr Slnet, Muon, ..-rted Jbe Sept. 1$, the Reverend tducatlmal tnur. to Niagara Falls and Torcmto, Canada. society the I.n1a Cuat of Arml. Having gooe on many tours opon10red by the toll' committee Mr. &y Elmlr of Olftcm, an artilt, aNbited 1111111 of lril ' ~JMY:..~ I Evelyn L. Maring was apofEitellllon Homemakers ltblnt 1 canlj)UII for lhem - It paintln&l~thebamefarthepublietovllw. - great. ' · J11on1 made by Mrs. Ray Prolfllt _.. We lelt early Tuesday rnorrr1n1 from Point PleaMut by clllpiQK em 1111 dinlrll taillll. Greyhoundandspentanenjoyable~tmellrrclrltentatelRefr: ... -..d tn Rick McDpn, Elrle1 (Cantln11ed from page 1) ltGpped In AtrCil, 0., far lurldlat Stoulfn and at teb Holiday I..lender, lfr. aDd Mn. Wl1lllm L. Zatie, Nancy Slaw•~· T~ Wlum lt May Concern: blat Erie, Pa. for a ooffee breQ. We IIITived at Nlapra L«aMcCauley,lllanll'leldl,lalrrtHar-.Sirab~oca<, lam a trapper and alrunt.er, have been, and hope to be for c:ltlunl, Melp County Fair Board, Family Planning and rans that evening where DIOit of the ladles enjoyed dinner at Julin ~ Gladyl 'lbomla, Evelyn Pnlftltt, Orriltlrre tbe rest of my life. . "Ye ()Ide Barn." ~ •.-r-Sienrt, Mf!I,...Amold,Matllda Noble, Uu I saw the picture in the paper of tbe cat that was caught In poiSlbly the landllll. ()! Wedneaday, our bus Pllge E11111 lnd Bill 1\lcCaultJ, Alida Roulb, lDII Tlllt. th' steel tral) and today I saw something that bawened with a Oun said tbatlt wollld be a ll1qiD each drove 1 bus wb1cb toot a on 1 toar ti Nlapra IllilnJ and Male Tlllt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tlylor, Mrs. pack of dogs that were supp<illed to be dornestlcated and family great detriment to the CC!WIIY rans, canada. 011r guide wu called Sterling.·He Slid tbere 1a C.lbairre Smith, Mn. Benzie Jncels, Mr. Earl (ngels, Mr. and pets. They tl.lled one of their own and began eating it. 'lbll to abandon the landfill. Oun I,II!Oacresof Park Lind at Nlacara. One of the ftnrt ~ f1i Mra.StanleyHarbour,L. W.Getty,M. F.Kiylor, Mr.and Mrs., happened In a residential area of town In Meigs County. . allo remarked that tbe lleauty we saw was the ()ltario 11ora1 dock. Fnm lbe Prlnaea William J . Mayer, U1Uan Flelda, ~ Sclnrln, MatH · The point Is: U thla can happen with dop (u stated county will have to purcbaae l!llubetJl Building at tbe foot of ~ Hill we could - the Plcbal, Jobn I.nla, Karen I.nia, Can Burris, FAN F· above), what do you suppoae could happen to thunlmall that 1 new truck for the landfiD we bunt or trap, should no bunting and be permllted which will cost apfalls and maneled ill their vutne1i and beauty. Roum, Helen B. Part, &y Elmer. . ' We toll'ed the gMIIIda of the School ti Hortlarlture. The Mary JIJI'Getty,Mra. L. W. Getty, David ft~!e~.llevaard · to control numbers. prolimately $11,101. llflde pointed out variolls attractions. Mr. RAibert llfarq, Re¥ll'tlld Mrs. &bert Maring, Mr. and The outcome would be: 90 many wild anlmals aDd rode!U Olin went 011 to ezplaln Many ladies and gentlemen lltled up in the bottom of lhe Mrs. IMler FOI'UIIIII, Robl. E. Rolllh, Agrlel &ulb, KatlrJ')':n that people would not be a.ble to plant thqs to eat; ln ·addltloo that if they did appropriate rans in one of~ Maid of the Mill Crulle lblps. Tbey wwe .IOhnQI, Belva Roulb, Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Sncthamer, Mr. to siclm- and dlseaaeo~ being llpn!lld with aU phuea money for the acbool they growing way QUI of proportion. rain coal! and liOIDe were slightly ~ but not their ljlirlta. ..d Mn. Patrick Lodllry, Mrs. Ellubeth Ollie, 'lbornll would have to fqet about 1\BV. MAJUNG lam sorry that thecal oranypetls Injured; but Ilia to be the truck .. aomethlng hu to Another thrilling venture was down the D11t. elevator lbaft to RoWib, Todd .Kebler, llect)' t.uchnnllt, Ann Kelly, Mulne the Great Gorge lild lbe walk acroa the :NO ft. tinier to the Aldrld8<e. Sa1Ue Elmer, June VanMatre, M)'ra ~. Dille expected iftheywanderontoother's property. And meantime: give. 1be commisllooers do a restriction should be put on the number of PETS? that one not have the money to do pointed putor of the Hartford edge of the whirlpool r&Pds of the Niagara R!VU'. tmlblted at Snes, Clrol7n Rolllb, ~ &IIIII, Nancy VIrginia Elmer, family may haw when the pets are not receiving peeper care both. United Methodist Church. tile end of the tuniler were manmade enclolrllres (lllmr IJlreU Mr. and Mn. 111U 'lbomas, Grant Hyaell, Mr. and Mrs. Da1lu and food and are causing great dlsturhances. And ·allo lhe Olin a18o stated that the She was born ln Huntington and otllers) in 'llhldl men died totng to ·r.~~~~q~~er 111e Nlapra Walker, Olarlfll E. Blatesbee, Blanclle 'IIIcker and Krill)' trapping and bunting slwuld continue under Olir already strict . demlnds are greater each and ed11caled In the pubUc River whldl moves .., to 30 miles an bour on Its rush to ille - · 'IIIcter· and lalr .regulatioos. - Jimmy Joe Hemsley, A HUDler and . year and that any surplus Is schools there. Her education Many walked the bolrdwalt lnd saw doee up the treacbenlua ~ MASON PERSONAL Trawer. exhalllted. in preparation for full.time stretch of ca,..,edlng water. · Majer and ~. Jack llewart and tlu'ee chUdren of Webster pointed out that It Christian ,service Includes Many ladles and gentlemell we!I.., 011 tbe Sll;ylon Pavllloa an depend:! on money or ltlldy at western Virgln!J (Nilcara's ta11111t toll'). Fnm ISO ft..., CIJe COIIld- both the IndianapOlis, Ind. visited recently with hla mother, Mn. priorlly. ours a11o said, ''We Wesleyan College of American and Canadian Falls and lllll"ftled at the beauliflll Evelyn stewart andhla lrother andfllllllly, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stewart In Masoa. Dear Sir: sbouid have ~.101 to t$0,000 Buckhannon, West Virgln!J, view. .. Major Stewart is stationed at Fort llan'ison, indiana. Awake! Fellow Meljpl Countlans. I feel very lltrc!ngly It Is Ill ID IIIIU'JUIC)' funcl that we Asbury College of Wilmore. We tra'l'eled to tbe top in the yellow bug, giQIIIICJiwd • our duty tn be lnfmned of a very lnflueDtlll cult that is collld put our haads on but Kentucky, Drew 'University elevator. Up Cl1 the' Sll;ylon Ia the wwld l'afllCIUI revolving sweeping across the wwld, npeciaJiy the USA and not to be they do not have lbia tJncl of of Madiaon , New /erser, dining ruom. left out - Meigs Co1111ty. I am spealring of llle Unlflcatloo money." Allegheny Coltete of Many of the tourists visited the various war; rnwreums. Onnh of 'llhldl &m Myung Moon is ~ell-appointed leader ,and Webster aald tbe com, Meadeville, Pennsylvania, There is the Boris Kar!Gif, Movieland Wu Mu•m Biblical "Meaiah." 'lblll! not a light thing to be shrugged off as a rnlasiCIIen could not borTow the Gnduate School of the Wu M1111e11111, Ripley's Belieft n or Not, aDd ~ mare. pa..;ng phase. money for 1D operating ex, University of Pennsylvania In After staying all olglj at N'IAPI'I oa '!U!IIda,y and Wednesday, They have at least 30,000 bankGre memben In A!rierica pense unless IDCI1e)' aere to Pbiladelpbia, Pennsylvania, on '!'Iunday mon:ing ae traveled to Tonlnto, au.da. Many llld over 1mm1m In the wwld. They get their cooverts mainly be relmbnrsed for the Mi$Siooary Language School ·were imjnsaed by tbe vastness oflhe dty.ID Taronto mriDg a by being Cl1 college camp•'lll, 111¥11110111 mernben are In this program 10 bOrrowing would cit West Paltlstan and Dlrke lrief ~a few ladle~ visited tbe ~·s Depar:lment Sl(n age nqe. 1bele YOIIDI people are literal~¥ bralmrasbed at be out of tbe question. Divinity Scboo1 of Durtam, bulh in 1872 and is pfficiated witll Sears, and purdlaed a few '"'lartsbops" In which !bey have but -:r little sleep and. are items. Aa'OSI tbe •slreet is the Eaton's Dept. sm. The eaton Koch said that Meigs · North Carolina. DETROIT (UPI) - 1be worry voiced ahoul tbe prognmmed to llstea only to the 1nri of Moon. Tbey wort up eowq was in the same Mn. Maring is a former name is qlllte 1uDous in Tcronto. to 18houna ~ 011 the llreeta aelllng cancb', f1owera, peanul.l, finiDc:iaJ situation .. other . missi.Clllry cit the Board ·of Ollr guide In 'lilronto pointed oat IIIIIIY ill the JJO mini first barpintng sesslooln the possible economic lmpac:t If it etc. 81 wblch they are reported to have broaglrt In ~ to ._ eoiiJitiea in southeastern Global Ministries World. parks. Tbe Jmperia1 Life Insurancre balalriVat.e part. week-old strike by 170,000 lasts more than the three or miiiiGn.dollara I yew f~ "Re'V." MOOD. Two penoaal frleoda Obio. Sbe a1lo added that Division . She and her 1n ~'s Part we saw IJl8fiY . .dl ~ _ wblcb 'IIWkers apiNI the Ford four weeks most o11ierven f1i mine were approached 111 the streets of Pome1 oy mmtly people are beiDc dulled an husband, the Reverend was a treat - as many of liS had lll!m' seen them before. We Motor Co. produced no sign say Is the minimum langtbo~~ 1be rippling effects of a by this group. ·that the key isslle -Jess time ect11cation. " It is o11r Robert M. Maring were saw a stututeofQueen Victoria eJrOIJietoCasa Lema. shutdown of Ford's 102 plarrls Olce a peJ'IOII is involved in thll group It is almost rdiji"'llibility IJIId yours to commi""""'ed for this ·&ere The 1829 old coort bouse witll its unique gate f~ keeping oo the Job - Is any cloaer to In 22 states wu being felt iqoalble far them to ~~lave. They literal~¥ can not tbint far educate lbeae people," Koch vice in 1953 by Bisbop lloyd oot cows in 1121was viewed by an. Many old, old bullcinp 011 being aolved. both Inside and outside the Tbe negotiating ses~ton ~- Tbe "Rev." Mr. Moon clliml to be the Mealah stated. C. Wicke during · the West .the finl Door or street lewel have been nioCieriued and turned . tbll1rill saft the hpnln race, and by bis own 1fll!'ds on NBC11- a18o pointed oat that Virginia Annual Coafen:nce. into lmines9es - but 'men OJie looks to the secmc1 story, the Monday lilted less than two auto lndiiBiry. Ford bas already Idled . TV wu quoted u aarllW that be will c:mqoer the world aDd the local boards of edlacatioo She served as a missiooary of old antique stnx:tures are sttn evidelll bo11111 aDd lljiOitesman refused that 80Cl1 bis very word would be law. He saya the reuan that are mpnnsftlle lor INrdling the World Division lor the 13 He .pointed out their new city baD wbicb is modern shaped to talk about it In anything 1,600 Canadian wortera, who are not on strike, and Orirllaal Gppole bbn Ia beclue !bey ha'l'e Satan In them. He and fiDdtng tbe handicapped years before transf&Ting her and the guide 1efatecl totlranusbapedliketwohage clams. other than general terms. pat at an crcllr far 100 "pr<Uy" girl followera to be put in the and lw· providing a 1Cboo1. residence to West VIrginia. Some of us sboppen waited tbroagb the part mch adjoins It wu the first time the filii probably wUI lay off the CJ11ia8 of- ~n in Wasblngtan, and~ in Weblter lnformecl tbe During this time she served city hall and were quite impresaed 'With its vastness, u wellu bargaining committees bad remainder of the 14,000 Ford 8t111ng at INit part of them there to, in bis own words, "to commissioners that lbe under epiaoopal awomtment the leiS1I'e places to stop 'Wbile one is lllq>piug .Entertahmerrt met Iince before the strite of Canada workers by the ~ tbeae men and get their votes." stat11te sal'> the com· In wort l'l!laled to educatiOII is provided in the part free of charge miJIY, llliiiY times, bepn at 11:59 p.m. last weekend. Caterpillar Corp. in Peoria, n illrnpoalble to pat 111 - p1eee ti paper lbe details of minillllei'S shall approp late and evangelism among esped•lly Saturday and Sunday. He - . that there is 'IIIelday. l2rll cult, bat, .--. do not IIJIIIIOI1 tiJil orpnigtloo by money for educatl!lg the 'IIIJIIIell and d:lildren. For five 1111derground prages wbjch will bold :MOO to 2500 cars. He told ''The first aeasston '1188' ru.hu idled 180 wortera who · llryq their pnlductaor l'atrilg to lbelr dodrlile. Tbe tbq I! mentally retanlect. Wel>- years me served as lll&Diger a llrm<rous story about the neaaby part aDd the 'Velltilatim really oae of re-establlsblng · buDd diesel engines for Ford; that ae are UW. In a day that people, maybe ...,.....117, ster als!l pointecl out and lldministrator 1w the syiiiEin where exhaust fans Iring alr out ·ti the llilderp'oiiJid contacts," I IIIIiOII lljiOitea- Beodil Corp. bas warned that ,.,..,gpaaple.are , drin& for peace and love and joy am!cW that if thef do not Rockey Prim&ry School in garagesatapp!'Oilmately40miles&bour.Manyladiesbave man said. "lbe bargainers upwards of •.ooo workers face a 'llllrid lar'DIIIg with m-. been IWlfiWbat IWJtiaed 'Wbile standing on the 'Velltilatim dlseualed a Q~ of iaraes layoff if tile strike drap on; apprapriale llllllle)' far the Quietta, pwqn If tbey Clll Dill lad It iD oar IMIMJnnel dames, !bey 8Cbool that EuterD. Soatbel n syst.an wheo the air is exhaDII.ed tlrougll the pill work; .ad and .then ~ off to hold BIIC!d Co: ll8id it II COfle Daring most of the time in wiD lin wwbae elae. oru,. Jems 0r1st is llble to give and Jl4:ip 'lriJI loR fec1aa1 PaJristan sbe orpniled and the part visitors lei a free *-· slderlng layoffs; and · <m•· intemill meetinp." wbat we'ruU •••lac f~ and He Ayslll .1o1111•:1 "I 1111 the Eanda far apec:l•l edonltioo trained Bible Wcmm for 'lbe guide mentioned sewn! times - that they were ntt . One IOIIICe cloee ;to the thousands more of Ford's wp, the tralb, IIIII the life, DO 1111D ""'JJlMl! to tbe Father, bat Ours and lla1llrd Gilkey, IJU'Vice in both the Quetta and aUoftd to book boms, tbere did not lED to be any gaUdy bergaining table said Ford 25,000 suppUer flrmi may bJ -." And ID Matthew :M::M Be •11 "For there comruiaa w•, bGtli agreed Karachi Districts of the signs to detract from the beauty ol the city. OPe would tbint and the UAW aere stU! far lOOn begin Clltbacka. . falle Orilla, and , . Jriplreta, and sball Jlbow great • otber lnduatriel already that !bey 'IIOIIId Doc pat the United Methodist Ch11rch. that Sittlpm's llepar1mmt Store wu 1 bank at first glance IJIIIt 011 the wortlng time llld wwdtn; !mmwrd! that, If ll ..._ poaolble, they bll coanty in debt 1111 that they Sbe was the aecretary of the frtm a distance. . issue, tho11gh tbey had feeling the pinch are raU· dtaite lbe very elect. lbe city of Torcmto is buih 8I'OIIll1 rac:1nes and the ravines dlscuued it in top-level roads and trucking com· would res1p !Ira. Wameu's Aunllll Confer&~ce, 'lbilll llid In reprd to tbe daya prior to the .......,.., Tbe dedtrim u to wbetlla' member of the Aun11al are ll8ed fir nature trails. · He ~ out JI!!Venl private sessions aeveul llll)ies, particularly In ••anile of"- to the e.th. Arit tnae bellua iD tbe Bible u the comminzfmen will be Conference Board of CODd<miniiiiJIS and 11 one ooncJom!nium ' two bed room times IIIDc:e the strike began. Michigan and Oblo where Gad's Wen wiD acree that thllia wbat's happrn!rc _. and able to appropriate the ' Education . Neither UAW Prealdent Ford pl•nts are eon· · and tbe aparlmalt cost Jl77,000. llrll"Re'V. "llooa isllldeed a falle Gloria .,Jol•••1, roooey will be oleo Wed wileD Ncwninaling r.ommjttee for lbe CNr- is tbe 'llllrld'slargest free aDding Sll'llcl!n r-w-d Woodcoct nor Ford centraled; steel !lOmpanle~; Rt. • Pallla..,. the ccmlmiulonera met the Annual Confem>ce. Sbe and measures 1,115 ft. and 5incbes. One can 1oo1r to a distance t.bor Vice Prelldent Sidney and food ml ':tpdlng aervlce '· McKenill met witb newsmen firms • tbat supply Ford lfoaday with Pheltpa in aDd her tmstwrvt bolted the· of 7:i miles oo a clear day. Yooge SCree!, the guide said, is tbe loogesl street and is followtng Monday's aeaslon. plants. . Gallia CoWity Thursday Aunu.al Confem>ce a number 1,178 miles. 1be clly bas 111 800 acre rDQ, a differeiJt bird Another "main table" lbe.effec:ta during the first momlrcof years. Tbe Rev. M:r. meeting at Ford World weet were minimal and Ours commented that Maring was .one of the ~ societies and many calleges. • We traveled to Case Loma, 'lilronto's Houae 011 the Bll1. Headquarters in suburban · most economists a~ there · railes for courtboale ._ District Superlntendeuts. ,.,_ · being ••• "''ered in In odditioo · Tbe Canadian linancier, l'O)'I1Iat lild a devoted milltery Dearborn was planned for would be no economic .....,,_ 11 - - to the - " - m oat year's appnpriatian. Be Pakistan, tbe Revermd Mrs.. officer, Sir Beary Mill Pellatt, bad Ibis 811 room cut1e bllllt to today, a spoketnnan said. diaruptlona If the waltout Witb tbe · strike In Its lasts les8 than 011e month. staled that the com· Maring hu traveled in thirty, offer fitting ~lily to viii~ royalty.,and to provide a aeventb day there was more minimnc:oaldnat rallethe three countries of Europe, .p ermana1t edifice. Between 1913 and 1123 Sir Pellatt foaod that be was going salaries of - offlce 'llithoat Africa, Sollthern Alia, and !rote becallse of tu:e~ and l••1 • dealings. · raising tbe salaries 111 an tbe Solltheast Asia. offlcel. Before becoming a The Kl'lllllis Club of West Toranto retrtored tbe cutle W H S • • ayre, Alll!nding wae Oun, llflil rn;monal'f, abe taugbt week, toc:ated in the middle of the city and the proceed~ 1rom the «ganiutiou carries on an edeallve yOIIIb program aimed at Gilkey, commlasloners, day Religiou Education (Cantln11ed from page 1) Koch, Wehater, Wesley d•·e~ iD Bwrtingtoo Public educational, pbyalcal and llpirituaJ be!terrDent of bo711 aDd 78, SUCCUmbS ireeta to design the plaiirJed Budll, mglrwr, and Martha Scbools. Sbe was an ofllcer of glrll. Programes inc~ wen with aesior cit!uns and Btrllctllre. Olambera, clerk. tbe Huntington Diltrict meotsUy ill. William H. Sayre, 78, died A capital Improvements We 18'11 huge buildlncl beir1g built e¥ei)Wbae, orre Unltecl Methodist Women Sept. IS at Cleveland. Mr. program for wblcb the from 1144 to 11146 and apin in Olltat•nding building Ia tbe Royal Bank Plaza. Twenty.fift Sayre wu employed at the cx>mmln'on hopes to secure 1KI. Sbe was E1ec11tive bundred 01111ce1 of gold or Oll&forrrth of 1 prlllion wu spent 111 former Sborn Barber Shop 1n funding was dlaclllaed. The Secretary of the Greater the gold ll8ed in or oo the g~,a of the bnlldluc wlrlcb 1nm a Pomeroy before going to program wolll'd have a two Fairmoot CoiiUCil of Qlur, ctistance glvea a gold like appearance. 1be loJd.ilaas . . llled Cleveland. fold p!ll'pOM wlrlch Includes a dies from 1970 until 1175, and far inlulatiou JAil p Mr. Sayre wu a veteran realistic • capital " lm, Along Qrl'en EIIV!betb Higb'IIB)' enroute to Toronto we DOW is Secretal'J·t'reuurer of Wor'ld War 1. He wu ' prov-em,ent . ·program · of the Hwrtingtoo Dillricl b.!T n1 e~ many large c:itiel wlrlcb lrrcbu!oc! Ll.ncdn, Hamilton pnceded In death by hll developed for a five year Ministers' Wives Auociatioo. and Burlqton and etc. p8l'fllls, Le'llla E. Sayre and period and • . program which 'lbll only includes a part of the 1111111 tblnp we saw. She has been an active MuWe Harpold Sayre, hll will strengthen tbe In· 011r bua drmr, Mr. Ellla, got a kick olll of teasluc .,l.awr II E.._.,III..D. adYice to all II to 10 abead day ao [ doll't take them. member of the Woman's Club Galevleve Lewla about her cane. Sbe lfaa1ed 0111 witb a cat1t wife, Viola, one brother tergovemmental cooperatloo in Karachi, Palrl••n, HWJe DEAR DR. LAMB - In . aad tate the flullbots. It c:oald Arl)'llllng JOU caa do to belp tingtoa and Fairmoot. Harry and one sister, 1~ plus e1pand the un· and returned witbout it. stobert. · derstandlng and use of the JlliiD mt -.. rear of life 1GUJ' life. will be fiDe. Could tbe attention 'by such a jolly bus <kiVU', Mr. E1lla Tbe Reverend Mrs. Maring I 1111 .wJq yoa Tbe DEAR READER Nl you He Ia survived by one program by local omclall •. I - ••aelf llrlcUD with has a dauglrter, Mrs. L. J. (bettet Tmownu Paige) belped ba recuperate lllld Itt her on a IIM1th Letter JUJIIIber 3-1, may iiDow ut1ea tUid to dauglrter, Joyce of Cleveland 1be management capability wblt lalowD • 1111 rw-1le of Buffalo, New sure footing. Tbe Cold, Ft. Group, to gin swell dariDC tbe day and feet and nine grandchildren one of county omclall 'lrOIIId be At Niagara, at Qlfftdde IIOille of the ladla mjoy'ed feeding ._.... '""···· Aeeordlnc Yort, and a bnsbend, the to my motller tile only rorr lnfonaatioo 011 the aDd IIJIIdea are ilrgelt st the Re'Verend Robert M. Maring, the raccoona. Bertha Ki-1, Ridrr !tforriloD and Bonnie Waldie liater, Grace Krider, &ctne' greatly enhanced by the . . . •.... ~., tbe 111* of flu and l'llipiratlaay ard of lire day. 1bat Ia Uljoy'ed lhelr visitors and led tbem potato clriplr, peenrrt butter and several nieces and program, it .,. J'!t)Ol'ted • . dDdar- Old Oi&llolt 110 Birr 11 that fliiJt. Otben becluae blood ,... duwulill presently .-ving u paslor of crackers aDd other IV'Odie~. They are ao tame !bey aU but nephew•. Burlal was In Thereon Johnson, cllalrCleveland. -man, prelided. proof hr""' rye wtatey. wbo 'llllll tbll lnlormatiOJI from lira beart llld larc:r w the Masoa United MetbOdlst knoclred 011 the door. Allr da)'llljlpeared cau lend a ·~oag, ••IIIJI'I', the PI rre In tbe lower part Olurcb. Sbe Is the daughter Here is tile Uat that went on the tour: VIcki Keeter, Hame of the late Mr. and Mrs. w. L. fill .. lrlto IWnllklrl and IDJ ~ IJ!ielope ·wttb ~ tbe bodJ. 1be fllrld lbeJI Demonsll'ltion Ageot; Bnsrt Keefer, Haul Brown, L¥nne Dial of HUDtlngtoo. m •• . - far DIJ llriDd 10 calla far 1L J.. J&Jd )'0111' leW Clift Into the tilluea Brown, Grace Brown, kgant 'lb•I•HI, AUdrey Hof!mln, . .. _,.far I~'- . Grad 11tt1r to me iD care of Ibis ca1111ngllftlllrrl. Sally Smith, Helm Riffle, Addle MaeKnl&bt. Either .....u _..,. (COn , tlnuec! tram ne~e I) ............... fiiiiDJ IIIWiplper, P. 0. 8os U11, What doea that bl'le to do •\'OD'D ro ,,.. r-e surrFILED MacKnight, BCl1n1e Waldie, Delphljl Noble, CGra Eada, Allee ' IHitonT 01 DOt try to burden 1111 orie HNifll far I feW .. ocll Radio City Statlorr, New wlth,_,_nrbenyOIIare Tbe Famers Bank • Matthews. I !PIS UIOIUIU J)ei'lJOII with too mUch W1Jrt1 pawDptly dlaaa-d my York,' NY IOOit. ~ during the day the Slvtngl Co., Pomeroy, hu Genevieve Lewla, Grace SulJITarr, Margaret Wheeler, OOII111L , . . . , _ , .and noted that Simon had lq,c, ffl. DEAR DR. LAMB - Wily ,_ II above lhe heart and filed llllt in Melga County FAN Matlol, Rilla Muulaoo, Wilma McDaniel, ·Ficale '"". wllb tha wordl, '"l111t llllrJ II drank.'' doea 1i1J , _ getlkJIIped up the pr IIIUre iD the veirrl and CcwnJDOD Pleas Court agalnlt McCoy, Bertha Kenzel, Nancy -VanMeter, RDb1rta Young, ~:=o ~tobe~Mth~ 111 p a.. Ia, to 1flllt wlrallao to bed! I '-"DO artertea to the bead Is J1111e1 D. Panoas, Rt. 3, 1belma ....... ..,~ •• _ .. _...,., cleanlaguptithevlllage. Heir)', Eftlyn Slnlrt, Velma McMahan, RDee Director• reelected and ..... did IDJ boul wttb trouble 11111111 am up bat do dlmlnlahed. That means you Pomeroy. in tbe ADIOIIIIt of MIUTiy, FlorUice Caito, Mary ~. Deta Tyler, Loulae ... """ ...., .,.,•. , . , . "' - . "· -..,.. """...... c new dlrecton el..._. ...... · Q el+ • JiGildl JDI witb line dalpplrc aDd 1~ "OC· At are leu likely to han ~.1M.84.nof Tyler. ........ Offlt• ......... Mt-1111. "-~. h 41) . .lrW lire nine ,._ J ,... ap wllb dlf. nelllng In the aoft tilluea ~-""""· row, Ted Reed, Dale Joyce CNaorr, Ulab Zerkle, Matilda Noble, catherine .::::;,,:: ...,._ .... .0 Warner, Jom Ken- and Fred flcull1 lnat'4nl bee . _ of aucb ullre llnlnc of the - · Smith, Llda Garland, Mary Wllloa, Eft)Jn Riffle, U..l dull . .DeAR BEWER - Jr. ..,,_aDd can't pt lradt fill So tha - is natunll)' more ·. . }, Morrow, reeledecl; William Smith, Alma Manba1, Pearl &ulh, Can WWI•IJII, catherine : ....._••••••w.. [ lmo'll what YOII mean y auger, Dcntby Durst, Ruth Wlllla-. Dcaotby I.nla, II ?1; ... lilt Ill& luaifQ • ..........11•111111 &Ill CJPIIIdariDCthedayaDdlalda . . _ . .................. ,., ' ... v ..._ and _. Jobrr M -• Anderaon MIMI' Mil H haft I two or leur 11rm f1i ..... • ne"" ...,.,....,. dlrec:ton. to be lt1rfty at olglj. When about 1 hangover from Hope Rice, SCilla Olftoo, Beulah Lnta, ap.J Caito, Bertha •-.-...........,.. N.... -H........ - .. ..-.NM L1nrre, CrowI' wbo baa -~ -~ I'm • ,_,. aid, ..,. you lie dtnrn tha pr 11 u In aieepiD8 pllll. y 011 migbl ut Jolmaon, Madlyn Bruolar, VIolet Bailey, lela JeckWielrner, cwn.r ................ Ill 'IIJJckwtlb-of 1111 ,.... rd a Yaa edlte, drift 1 .ear llld I jlo tbe litlrlel IIIII velaa Ill tbe r- dac:tGr to try you on Hcaner Becklebelmer. . · tty - - . . - other IDJ(Jiorment, ..,...,._ •• ll)l!ll ,....., lliJ ld!ld of work. 1 . bead lnerea.., and COD· Beaadryl. It t. an anAridreyMerrdoira,CbarleiM:eadowi,BeleDFO!rler, Mabie ·~ will wort with 1111 clramber 111•1 II . . tiiiJNiltll eu 1ft wtlbii!IJ l!ld It llap lrilllrlll to l1llllllnc of the HH*mlrrlr and will belp to Olees ebrew ,lllelby JWI'nw!, Benrlce Wallace, Cllra Staats, ~: :.'~: llilllla "'PPaetment lnalflld. ptQiel:t IOU fniiii1D1 allqle Kathryn Dabney,lbell Dabney, Mr. IIIli Mn. 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Crow .•• ....., - ·-• -· ""·.::r I I ....... ::, :.:":i,:- .....,....... .,., rc,..; • , ·3- Tbe DaUy 8entlnel, Mlddlepon..Puneroy, 0., ru.day, Sept. 2J,It78 • ~~:::::::=~=:~-:--::::~~~::::::::.;:::=:::::~:::::x~-:::~~~:sz..;x;:.-x~.:$*'~.~w.~~WJ~IiWIIW.III'SIIlSIWIIII"'-'Ifll Victory could wrap·up . pennarit .~chigan Ithe SCOREBOARD ~= IS rated lly II'RED DOWN UPI 8portl Wi'lt.er The PhlladalpiU Pbllllea picked 11p a half-tame Monday when lhe New Yen Meta defeated the Pltllllurgh Pirates, s-.. 1be Plralef, havlnlloll three out~ four to lhe Mets, will be attanptlrrg to m- their do'lfi!Ward mcanentum In their afternoon doubleheader In Qlk:qo. Tbe Boston Red Sox defeated the Detroit Tlgerl, J2r8, •nd the Cellfornt. Angela beat the Tezaa Rancera, 1~, In Monday's 111ly otber aclleduled gamea. 0. Thomu' IOIIJ'tiHnnlng homer 1tood 11p as the .'lllnnlnl nrn lor the Brewers as Gary Beare won hll aeoond game with the nlntiHnnlng relief help of Ray Sldeckl and Bill castro. Ken Holtzman was tagged for iwr runs aRd · - bits In eight lnnlnp tbql." and saw hll record drGp to J3.. Jim Rice hit two bomerl The summer-~Clli quilt for 10. Gralg Nettles ¥t hla 2Ith and Oecll Cooper and Dwight a pennant can end for lhe horner for the Yankees. Evana one each to 1Md a 13Clnc:innatl Reda tonl&ht. The Pirates had a one.run ' hit Boston attack, which NEW YORK (UPI) - MlThe Redlr, whole mapc lead with two QUt and none 011 brought Rldl Jonell hll afth ·chlgan's CCllvinclng victory lUIIIber Is clown to one, will in the last of tbe ninth Inning win ~ the MUOn. Rusty over Stanford Slt11rday clinch the National Leacue'• when pinch-hitter. John Staub hit hll 13th homer for coupled with Ohio State's Wellem Dlvillon title If they MllneninsJedand rookie Lee tbe Tlgm. narrow win over stubbcan beat lhe San Diego Padres or MaiiiW homered to give the Nolan Ryan pitched a Pem Slate hu earned the the Loe Angelfll Dodgen 1oM Meta their victory. The ' threehltter for · ht. fifth Wolverlnel the distlnctloo of to.the San Franclaeo Giants. Pirates had t.ttted beck oonsecutlve victory for lhe being tbe No. 1 ranted major 'lbe Kanaas City Royall, from a s.o dellcllto lead 4-3 In Angels, railing hll record to COllege football team In UPI's who have won five of their theelghthonWWleStargeD'• 15-17. Batterymate Terry Board of Coacbes poll. last tdJ: pmes, open a thrteo 19th horner of tbe RIIOII, llumpbrey doubled In lhe Michigan's 51..0 victory game aeries with the aecmdMazzllll's homer, hl1 oniyrunolthegameofi'Bert over Stanfard earned the place A'1. The two teams second since being recalled Blyleven. It wu the ·afth Wolverines 31 flrst'PI•ce have a total of tdJ: games from Jacbon, Tex., of the shlltout of the year far Ryan, votea as they ateamrolled remaining agalnat each other Tens League, came off whO struck QUI Ioiii' batten, pail the Buckeyes with 406 rut a victory IClllght wQUJd relieller Kent Telallve. Tbe raising hl1 major leag11e points by vlrtlle of their give the Royels a sevengame youngster Nu'ugged off the leading total to 291 and Impressive performance. lead and a stranglehold Cl1 the Impact hll homer had on tbe leaving him nine shtrl of a Ohio Slate, ranked No. 11ast American League's Western Pirates' chancea ·with the record fourth 300-a1rlkeout week, narrowly defeated UUe. . CClilliiM!nt, "It ~·t bother ataDl. Penn · State, 12r7, and me ... It's jiiE!t one of thoee reglatered only five ftnrt. place votes and a total of 335 overall In Monday's balloting. Michigan was secood to Ohio Slate In Jut week's By TRACY RINGOLSBY Stabler bit hla flrlt nine quarterback Mike Rae, ran puaea for 31 yards, Including voting, trailing the Buckeyes the pua to Branch. And when by a mere tdJ: points. UPI Sporll Writer passes of lhe game: He a18o off the final Z: 53. Pittsburgh moved up a KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) bit Dave Casper Mill a 15Stabler used seven Oakland got the haD on Its own 14 with juat mlnutea left notch to third place on the - Oakland Raider Ken yard first cpw1ar lollchdown different receivers Stabler says being a · pass, Cliff Br1111Cb with a 10.. Including . veteran Fred In the hall, be toot the strength of a 42-14 triumph quarterback II an easy job yard llCOrlng tosa and Mike . Blletnlkoll who caught fwr Raiders to the Kansas City 20 over Georgia Tech. Tbe when his receivers are Slnanl with a U.yard passes to pve him 501 In hla to set 11p a 37-yard Fred Panthers drew four first, place votes and a 304 point WOrking agalnat a couple of tnuchdovm pass- the plly on career -In taking 1dvantage Stelnlort field goal. total. Oliefa Coach Paul Wlgglna rookie defensive backa. which he was hurt - &lYing of Chief rookie safety Gary UCLA, witll a single first, Stabler P(Oved , hla point the Raiders a 24-7 lead. Barbaro and cornerback Tim said he was glad to aee hll place vote, dropped ooe nrng young team :- 15 lint year Monday night. He 111122 of 28 The Ollef.s, held to 10 yards CoWer. to fourth place with 295 votes, passes with one interceptioo rushing and 'SI yards total The second time the players - cmJe back In the while Oklahcma ranalned for 224 yards 1\nd three offenae In the 111'11 half, Raiders bad the haD, Stabler final half. fifth with 262. Nebraska, with "They have . a great lollchdowns· as the Raiders scored ·o.n a one-yard began to work, hitting 1111 of tile ooly other first place vote beat the Kansaa City Chiefs, MacArtlllr Lane run In the aeven passes for 49 yards and quarterback, great receivers, frcm the 42 coaches, moved 24r2J,ln a nationaDy televised third Qllarter and then came driving Oakland f1 yards In a great line and great plan," up two Spaces to tdJ:th place game that was more lopsided up with a ooe-yard Mike an effort which ended witb Wiggin said. "lt Ia going tn be bued Cl1 151 votea, Georgia very difficult for any team to than tile score. Indicated. Uvlngston scoring nm with Casp!lr' touchdown. advanced two steps .· to •~You are supposed to do 4:38 to play. leal than two After Oakland held Kanaas reaDy hold them down unle11 seventh on 129 points, things like \l;lat when you mjnutes lat.er Uvlngs!Cl1 hit a City oo three plays, It wu they have a real downer day, have all the advantages 1. 2S-711rd scoring pass In Billy Stabler dlrectlnglhe Raiders bull was just glad we IQ\Ight Maryland retiii'Jied to the top have," said Stable1 who left Masters, set up when Raider 72 yards, hitting three of four back. I thlnt we grew a lot." 10 witll a No. 8 i'aling m 115 points, TeD8 A&M moved the game with 12:M to play Pete Banaszak fumbled the from the lOth to ninth positim when his right knee was burt . ball away on hla own 25. with 86 and Penn State as Chief defensive end,WUbur But the Chiefs' hopes were dropped tbree notches from Young tackled him. "Any slim as they used their final seventh to iOth with 58 points. time you have rookie backs · timeoUt of the game In setting covering guys the caliber of up Livlngaton'a run ao they our receivers you have to , bad to watch and hope as take advantage of it." Oakland, directed by reserve KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) '· - Larry McNeil, wbo began UlS J,NGELES (UPI) -A the list a second time, the the 197f>.76 NBA season as a Los · Angeles Rams' most eltglble team ·to claim starter for ~ Kansas City apollesman aal,d today It was !Jim would be IISiigned hll Kings bllt wound up sitting oo "an tmpoeslbillty"ln denying CClltract. the bench, was traded to the a newapape~ report that his Namath had said last New York Nets Monday for a team - about to engineer a winter he was tired of playing 1977 thlrdround draft choice trade with the New York Jets for a lo8lng team and It hu and an undiscloaed amount of for s11perstar quarterback been widely speculated this cash. Joe Namath. • . will be hla last season with II was the second trade thla "I've never beard of such a the Jets. Tbe Post said the month between the two thing," .said Rams' public trade also wollld mean clOI!el' teams. Last net, the Klnp 'By MILTON RiaiMAN relations director Jerry access for N.amath to a !tim 8ent guard Nate Archibald to UPI 8portl Editor Wllco1 early Tuesday career he aspires to. ~ Nets for guard Brian morning, In a state of high Taylor, backup center Jim good hwnor upon learning of Ea1dns and first-round draft NEW YORK (UPI) - Every time 1 - Dave Kingman take the story published by the choices theo nell . two years. Ohio Valley ooe of tllose King Kong swings of his and miss the baD, I can't Wuhingt011 Post. '''Ibere's Football Records help thinking ~low much values have changed, yes, even In no such deal in the 'llllrta that United Press International Mid-Amerlun Conference basebaD, where hardly anything"ever changes. J know of. Everything else Years ago, ballplayers felt personally'ltwnllllted anytime aside, It's agalnat the' rules, Conf. · Over•llW~TWLT they struck out. I can still see Babe Ruth hanging hla head an imposslbUlty. Good Ohio · Un iv. 2 0 0 · 2 0 0 HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (UPJ) West . Mich .2 o o 2 o o after taking a tliird Strike. Mickey Mantle would come close to night." Tbe New York Jets, their Boll St. I 00 200 kicking a hole'iii the water coola and Tony K11bet used to be so The Post quoted sources as Bowling Grn . 1 0 0 2 0 0 p&ss defense decimated by eelf-conscloiiS after strlldng out, he'd run aU the way bad! to saying the Rams have been Cent. Mich .l 1 o 1 1 0 the Denver Broncos In a 46-3 Ke-ntSt . 110110 the dugout dragging the bat In hll hand. discussing the trade since. Miami rout Sunday, waived 1 0 0 3 0 Tbe player everyone marveled at In that regard was Joey quarterback !ton Jaworski Nor. Ill. 0 1 0 0 l 0 cornerbadl Roscoe Word and Toledo 0 10 0 2 0 sewell, who played for the Cleveland Indians and New York was sidelined by a broken Eo•t. Mich . 0 3 0 0 3 o safety Clifford Brooks and Yanllees and who made cootsct Mth the bell better than throwing shoulder in the signed Jolm flilllan, a free Ohio Conftrtnn Red DiviSion . anybody you ever saw. Sewell SliD holds the f1U1Jor league -· llama' opening game victory agent tackle. Conf. Overall record for the fewest str111eouts In one seuon, having fanned over Atlanta. 1be Post a11o Reman, 11-4 and 230 pounds, WLTW~T 0 0 0 1 o o was Impressive In a one-day only four times in 608 times up In 1925. · said the Jets are ready to Muskingum Capitol o o o 1oo Three times over the course of a season, he atrudl out only deal, but It wollld be a OhiONOrlh . 0 0 0 10 0 tryout last Wednesday. four times and once only three times. I can jtlll aee him diffiCI!it transaction since the Wooster 0 0 0 10 0 Heidelberg 000 0 I 0 standing up there at plate. He was a little left-handed hitter lnterconference trading Wittenberg 000 0 I0 only five feet six Inches and he crouched slightly. Anything but deadline baa pasaed. Blut Division This Wee~·s 5~1al cont. Overall a pushover as a hitter ;Sewell fashioned a .312 lifetime figure In , Namath, who Ia earning . . . ._ H seasons. He wu so good at getting a piece of the baD, that In $450,000 in the aecond aeuon Ohio Wesleyan WLTW~T 000 tOO the 7,132 official times he went to bat In the big leagues, he of a two-year contract and Denison 000 001 ' Bold ·WOII . 000 010 struck out only 114 times. · · · bas prevlou8ly 9pJ'elaeCI an Marietta 000 010 Think of that a Jllllllent. Dave Kingman strikes out more Interest In joining the Rams, Otterbein 000 010 I 000 010 often than that In a single season. He has struck ouU19 times would have to clear waivers Mt . Unlon USED .CAI\S already this aeaaon and he isn't even the National League in· the American FootbaU x-Kenyon x x x 1o o X·Oberlin X X X 0 l 0 l~der In tl!at department. Conference and through those for title Mike Schmidt, the Phlllles' slugging third haaeman, Is tops clubs In the National x -not comj:letlng IIi I Ten ! mth IM strikeouts. Kingman II secood follow~d by Rick Mon· Conference with 11175 records Cont. Overall WLTWLT day of the CUbs .with 117 strikeouts; Hector Cruz of the worse than the Rams' 12-2 · Ohio st. 100 200 Cardinals, ,109; Jim Wynn of the Braves, 104, and Greg mark. .Michigan tOO 200 100 200 While with while vinyl roof; Llrzlnskl of tile Phlls, 102. All of them of frte swingers who The Post said Namath'S no- Illinois 100 200 generally go for the fences. Kingman leads the league with 37 trade contract might help In ~~~~~:oto 100110 red vinyl Interior, factory 0 I I 1 1 0 homers and Sclunldt Is second with 35. lt '1111 pretty m11ch the deterring other teams from Wl!conS~n air, radio. 6 way power OtO 110 seats, cruise centro! : samestorylastyearwhenSclunldtledlheleagueinhtmeruna putting In a claim for him. ~~~ iuanSl. 010 110 with 38 and In strikeouts with 180. Kingman had 38 homers and B11t the paper quoted a Northwe•lern 010 020 ' 0 I 0 0 2 0· I struck out 153 times. IIOIU'ce, close to thoae who lndlono Others DaVe Kingman isn't that embarruaed by all hla atrlkeoul!l. would be Involved In lhe WLT 3 0 0 He feell hla 37 imlers aiXj 84 RBis more than mate up for negotlati011s, u saying the · Centra l State John Carroll 1 0 0 everything else and things being what !bey are nowada711, he chances for a trade are ''weD Akron 1 1. 0 must be right because the Meta are paying him MG,OilO and below 50 per cent" becaiiSe of A!hlond 1 1 0 Clnclnatl 1 1 0 prot.bly will have to go over $100,000 for hla ...tees next the difficulties Involved. ·, ou'll Like Our Quality Defiance 1 1 0 year. The Jets could put Namath Dayton 1 2 0 Way of Doing Bu•lness. 0 1 0 "Striking out Is part of my game," asya the 27-year-old 1111, on the waiver list and Findlay GMAC FINANCING Wilm lngton 0 1 1 992-5342 Pomeroy foot, Bll..iflcll outlielder."I'm a free swinger.•I'm not golllg to withdraw !Jim unly ooce more Hiram 0 1 0 Open Evenings 'til 6:oo 0 1 0 punch the baD. I can.go up there and mate contact every time 'thl8 season. If he was put oo · Case Western TIJ5 ~. m, Sat. Bluffton 0 2 0 If I want." , · Youngstown St . 0 2 0 Kingman bas tremendous speed. Few players In the league can get down to first base fasler than !Jim and with hla batting averagellown in the .230s,lt ocwrral to him he might be able to beef It up by bunting occaslonaUy, so he tried that this year about a dozen times. "Everytlme J try to bunt, though, I get. booed," he says. "The fans don't like me bUDting." · It doesn't particularly bother Kingman that he hu C<llle to . be regarded as purely a hllllll! nm-or4lrlkeQ\Ii Performer, and · nothing In \>~tween. · "I'm giving It my best effort," be says, "and lllllletimell It's like being Cl1 a roller C9Q!er. 'Ibere are times I faD 111 my face and other times I ezcel. All long u l can go home at night and say I gave my belt effort, I'm Mtisfled. Tnre,llllrike 0111 Qlllte a bit but my run production Ia there." · ICqman riever has won the hQIIIHUII title and he claims winning It this time doean't mean that much to him. "I'd uthlr bit only 10 homen and Jfla1 in the World Series than lead the leape In homers and not play in the Setlea/' says the rllbt-banded ldttlng Cl11farnlan, lnsur1nce. The Ideal hcme-nlnbltter In hll apiDioa was WUlle M:c:Covey, . . Middleport, Ohio .once a t-rmna!te 41 bla with San Francisco. m-2342 "He bit biiiJhan of boma l'lli!IIIVflt"/ year, he got lrla Walb and be didn't lltriiJe CJUt that much," says Kingman . top team Stabler's passe.s defeat KC, 24-21 Namath story .is· denied .by .Rams Today's Sport Parade. ~ Re~~uhs M•lor L••wu• st1ndings ev Unlttcl Press lntern1Hon•l Nltlonll LIIIUt Eltt Philadelph ia Plttsbur~h New York Chicago St . LOUIS Montreat Cincinnati Los AnoetM Houston · Maddox . Ph il U1 .S20 73 171 .329 W.. L .. Pet. G8 Parker, Pit 126 -491 73 15~ .314 Gernl mo, Cln 139 _.63 57 144 .311 :;10 ::70 .533 :~J.' -;v~ 10 Fo.,er. Cln 75 17 ... 93 1Pia Lynn , eos Riven, NY 135 530 81164 .309 Amer·i ean LtiQU t 69 81 .4611 21 G . Aa. R. H. P<l 68 11 .456 21 'h Brett. KC 148 601 19 202 .336 51 97 .345 38 McRoe, KC 138 ~U 7~ 162 .335 Wttt Car~. Min 147 567 93 186 .328 W.. L .. Pel. G8 Bostock , M in 121 449 70 145 .323 94 55 .636 ~•Flore. Del 135 544 93 172 .316 ~ 66 .560 ll 'h San Francisco 70 82 · .46l 2t.lh Carty , Cle Son Diego 68 13 .450 21 Atlanta 66 86 ..AJ• 30111 . Mont11y'• R•sulb · New York 5 Pltlsburgh 4 · 7:35p .m . Sa n DieGO ~Strom 11. IS) et Cincinnati (Zachry ll-5), e :OS p.m. oJO 100 on-1~n 1 103 OliO 002- 6 1• 0 Jones (I) 1nd CltvetaM, Fisk ; Gt{""· Lemanczrk (.U, Lo•IOI'I 4) , Hitler (9) tnd Freehan. WP- Jonu (5·31. ~P - Glynn <0·21 . HRs- ilotton, CQOP•r (14), Evans (15), Rlct 2 (231, Detroit, Staub mi. (Qnlv gtmts s<heduledl 131 506 76 159 .31_. 132 582 93 182 .313 142 517 65 159 .308 Munson. NY 143 510 75178 .307 G•rr, Chi 128 495 59 U9 .301 Home Runt National Le1 111ue: kingman , NY 37 ; Schmidt, Phil ll; · Toctay•o P.robn .. ~II<IIOr& Monday , Chi 30 ; Foster. Cln 29; (All Tlm11 EDT! Morgan, Cln '27. PlttsburQh (Reoss u 1! .N\d \.eaeu~e : . ,Nettles, kl110n 13-8) ., Chlcogc, <Rot.l<o N YAmeriun '28 ; Jackson and L.May, 7-10 and SIOI'It 3·6), 2, I D.m. Batt , Henefrlc k , Ctev end St. Louis (Oen.n y 10.1, 1t 25. Phlladelph lo <Underwood 9-l l, .B ando . O.&k Run1 Batted In (Only Qtme SCht<IUit<U (3) . Morgon, Cln 131 449 109 146 .325 Montnez, Atl 153 612 66 19~ .311 B01ton Garvey. LA 150 591 80 187 .316 Del roll Nltlonal Leagut ; Foster, Cln 116; Moroan, Ctn 108 ; watson. 1-tou and Schm idt, Phil 96; Luzinski , Phil and Murcer, SF New Yor~ IKoosman 20·8) at 86. Montreal (Warthen 1-8), 8:05 American Lueue : \... Mav. p .m . Bait 103; Munson, NY 98 ; Atlanta {Niekro 15-11 ) at YaMrzemskl , Bos 97 : Cham . Houston tLarson S-6J. 8;35 p.m. bliss. NY 95 ; Mayberry, K<:: 92. Lo~ Angeles (Rau ,_..Il l at . Stolen Bues San Francisco (Knet:~per Q. 1), National Lea Que : , Morgan, 10;15 p.m. Cl n 57; -Lope s, LA and Taveras . Wednesdly's G1mes Pi1 t 55 ; Brock ; St.L•.SA; Cedeno, Pittsburgh at Chicago Hou 53. New York at Montreal , nroht American Lea vue: . North, St. Louis at Phlla, night Oak 10 ; LeFlore, Oet SB ; Sa n O i~ o at Clnci, nigh!· c;amparierls, Oak S3; Patek, KC Atlanta at Ho~o~ston , night SO ; Baylor, Oak .49 . LM Angeles at San Fran, night Pitching Mosl Victorie s National Leig!:fe : Jones, SO American League 21 -14 ; Koosman , NY _ '20 -8; Eut Sut ton. LA 19-9 ; Carl ton • .Phil W.. L .. Pet. 08 18 .6 ; Richard, Hou 17· 15. New York 92 56 .622 American League : . Palmer, Baltimore 81 68 .SAA ll'h Bait 21 -13 ; Flgueroo;~ , NY 19-8; 1 Cleveland 16 73 .510 16 1? TJant , Bos 19-11 ; Garland, Bll lt 74 76 .493 19 Boston 18-7; Leonard , KC 17 -8. 67 82 .450 2S1h Detroi t Earned Run Average Milwaukee 6-4 85 .-43 0 28 1h (based on 153 innings pitched) West National Leagut : Seav.er, NY W.. L.. Pel. GB 2.39 ; Denny. 51 . ~ 2.56: Rau. ~A Kons•• Clly 87 63 .580 'J. .S7 ; Jones, so 2.67 ; Koosman, Oak land · 81 69 .540 6 NY 2.76. ' Mlllnesota 77 7S .507 11 American League : Blue, Oak California 70 82 .-461 18 2.45 ; F idrych , Oet 2.46 ; Tr.!l · Te•as 68 83 .4.10 1911h vers, M JI 2.55; Palmer, Ball Chicago 63 88 ..417 2<1 17 2.60; Tanana , Cat 2,6-4. . Monday'$ Results Strikeouts Milwaukee 4 New York 2 N~tional League : Seaver , NY Boston 12 Detroit 6 225; Ricllard, Hou 189 : Koos California 1 Texu 0 man, NY 174; Carlton, Phil 165 ; COnly oames schedui~J Montefusco, SF 163 . TOdly's Probable Pitchers Amerlc~n League : Ryan, Cat (All Times EDT) 287 ; Tanana , Ca l 233 ; Slyleven, Mil waukee (Colborn 8-1.4 and Tex 192 ; Eckersley. Cl ev ·170; ·Haas 0-0) at Boston (Tian t 19-11 Hunfer, NY 165. end KrUeger 1·01 2, 5 p.m. Cleveland (Wa its 7.7) at Detroit (Fidrych 16-9 ). 8 p.m. Balti more (Grimsley 8-6) at ' New York (Aie~t:ander 12 -9), 8 p.m . Oakland (Bahnsen a,6J at Major League Results Kansas City (Bird 11 .9). 8:30 By United Press International p.m . National Lea~1Ue Minnesota (Hughes B-13> at Pittsb urg h 000 010 21~ A 10 0 Chicago (Johnson 9-15), 9 p.m . New York 003 000 002......., S 11 2 Te)las (Briles 10-9) a t C(!ll · Candelaria, Tekulve (7) lind forn ia (Tanana ·16-101·, 10 :30 Oyer ,· Lolictl . Af)odaca (• ) and Stearns, WP- Apodaca (3 .1). p.m. LP- "Tekutve (5·2) . HRs- Pitts. Wednuday's Games Cleveland at Det roit bvrgt1 , Stargett (19) ; New York , M.azzllli (2) . Texas at California , night Oak land at Kan City, nigh t Minnesota at Chicago, nigl"lt <Only game scheduled) Ball at New Vorl<. , 2·, twi.nl{lht American League · Milwaukee at Boston , night Te)las 000 000 0 30 Callf.ornia 000 001 OOx- 1 7 0 Slyleven [ 12·16 ) and Sund · Miior League Leaders berg ; Ryan (1S·17l and Hum . By United Press International phrey · 1not lncludlnlll night t]ames) FOOTBALL NFL St.ftd•nti By United Press tnternatlof111 American conferenct E111 Den ver 1 I 0 .500 53 20 kansas City 0 2 0 .000 37 54 Tampa B.!ly 0 2 0 .000 0 Al • N1ttona1 Conferenc• East W. L, T. Pet, PF PA Dallas 51. ~ou is Wash ington Philadelphia NV Giants 2 0 0 1.000 51 13 2 0 0 1.000 59 24 · 2 0 0 1.000 50 24 · 1 1 0 .500 21 3o4 • 0 2 0 .000 24 39 Centr11l L. T. Pel. PF PA 2 0 01.0002'115 1 0 I .7505019 1 I 0 .50027 20 Bay 0 2 0 .OOOU55 west W. ~ . T . P<l. PF PA W. Chicago Minnesota . Oetro.lt Green Los Angeles 1 0 1 .7.50 40 U San Francisco 1 I 0 .500 38 33 ... Seollle o 2 o .000 31 61 • Atlanta o 2 o .000 2-4 Sol ' New Orleans o ~ o .000 15 64 Monday' s Resulfl Oakland 24 Kansas Ctty .21 (Only _game scheduled) Sunday's Games Atlanta at Cttlcago 9alti more at O.!!llas Buffalo at Tampa Bay Cleveland at Denver Green Bay at Cincinnati Minnesota at Oet~olt New Eng a r Pit tsburgh New Orleans at Kan City NY Giants at Los Angeles NV Jets at Mlam I Oakland .!It Houston Sl. Louis at San Diego San Francisco at Seattle {Only games scheduled) Monday G•me~ Wash at Philadelphia, night (Only game scheduled) ooo- CINCINNATI (UPI) -An assault charge against Batting , New York 010 100 ooo- 2 8 o Cincinnati Reds' rookie (based on 425 at bats) Milwaukee 200 100 Oh- • 1 2 h p 8 1 z8Chry W8S Hotlzman ( 13 -10) and . Mun · pitc er National League G. AB. R. H. Pet son: Beare, Sadeck i (9), cawo dismissed Monday In Madlock, Chi 135 486 6.5 166 .342 (91 and Moore . L~'- Beare !2· Hamilton CoUDty Mlllllelpal . · Griffey , Cin 140 533 106 177 .332 ].). HRs- New York, Nettles Rose, Cin, 151 621 123 204 .329 (29); Milwaukee, ·o .Thomas Court. . ~~!~~~- . 73 BUICK REGAL HT CPE. '3495 ' J I HE KNOWS HIS INSURANCE! --- --- . L IXMNIN&QIILDS IJENCY INC. I " When you need money for home improvements,.or any good reason, talk to liS. We handle HomeOwner Loans quickly, easily up to $15,000 available. .and with consrderation. Amounts . . ·ciTY LOAN COMPANY 125 E. Main Street 992-2171 P.QJII.-, • Olitt ·' Baltimore W. ~· ~· m~~:~ Mloml 1 I 0 .500.01 New ~no land 1 1 0 .500 A3 41 Bulfolo 0 2 0 .OOQ 24.13 NY Jets 0 2 0 .000 20 S4 Central W . LT. Pel. PF PA Houston 2 0 01.00033 3 I I 0 .500 59 45 PlttStiurgh Cleveland I 1 0 .500 52 4 Cincinnati I I 0 .500405 ' west ' W. LT. Pel. PF PA san Diego · 2 0 0 1.000'53 16 Ooklond 2 0 0 1.000 55 49 �,I-'nil Dally'ltntiDti,Middltport.Pui•or, o., '1'1111111¥. a.pt. 21,1m Mrs. Grimm Auxiliary installs new officers 1111tlonal aecarity: Mr•• consreaamaa Clareaet Miller coaceniDJ presents .oct 'I' +4*' IJOIIP1 ...., D........ wrecast WlniiOO Followlne tbe rltua!lltic AlllillarJ m "*""' 111 rm, Romptoll. llleludlnC clllrlallbe devotions to ol ley and Generation Rap · tw ul!kas WS"e iMhDed ..._._ .......... _ • aod Mrs, tbt at PV•-, --~ vtterllll' )(n. the m "nsli Lttril ~.... f--'- reJatlool, Ne111e repafted Gil MulrJ AmeriaD LeliOD cards aent 181 at the ?hole Jln, . . . home Mrs, Fnnt Mrs, Harper, Ama'!amsm ll(n, Smith: w~ c:bairmln, pi mnl!ld Susie Mn. A.mold Ricllard&, Sanme!J aod ber motba' • Following a priJfl' for pillet bolteM ..-1 a lll8d .£ichth Diltrld presideat, Mn. _ , Alice S.mn•l•. tbe coune Ill !bole •tt~DdhW· iDIIeDed Mrs. ADa ~ S11sie cne a report on COD, .pusi hat; Jln, N8Gl Buc:Seye Girls' state beld Ill Beatley, fin!l 'ri<lt pi 1·:'eal; JIIM at capital University. Mn. campbell Hafl)tr, VIJ'ioQsaettritiesoftbeweel MEETPNG !TrENDED f«'CCIId 'ri<lt pr eli Ia'!; Mrs. 'fttt u.at by Miss Samuels Mrs. Arnold Rlcbarda, RkUrds, ~ Jln, wbo c:ocnmentm .on tbe ex· EiChtb DllltriCt pi'elklall of l!'.IJ !lt'lt Smltll. ~ cellent speakers lnciudlnl tbe Aoerlcaa _ LeliOD Mrs. Nellie W'lllltilll. ~ Gov. JIJiles Rhqdes, the Hon, AuxiliarY, and Mn. Allerl , laia; Mrs. a.r&es Salllllla's, 'Wi!1i.pn O'Neil, Mn. Robert Hamplm were In Tbomvllle M gea.t at :at'!IIS, m:1 Mn. Olarloton, lolrs. Elilabetb Eme!t J!owles. llilitcriaJI. PJ.ddoct, mayor of Monday nigbl to altaid a COIDinlteel u.- ebairmen Plymouth, Sbe extended appoilted by Mn. Hamptm thanks Ill the allliliary for were Mrs. Harper, sa"'ins ber to Girls' State as Committee .Americanism; Mrs, Rulb Brow:a, .veterans affaln; dld ber motba'. n II'S repor1ed tbal tbe unit Mrs. Saundfn, ~nnity 'll'ts the first to make service; Mrs. Bentley, manbentlip goal in District dlildral 8lld yoolh; Mrs. · a, Communications . from Frut 'Washington, civil several !lfficers were read as ~ Mrs. Srnlth, · "&''S a letter from .• ' Church homecoming held SUndary !fllmecomlnl of the Albury Uniied Methoclllt Cbarch was btld SUnday 1rltb a COYWed dllh clinMt' at and a fonowtnc. Richard sract for tbe pl'Oii'anl ')be Rev, Jarvia bad dinner aerved from tablel Cll1')'ins out tbe bicentennial theme, Decontlonl were handled by Mary Ll1le, Rose Ann . Jenklnl and Judy Kine. The pr0gran1 was held In the sanctuary with Mrs. JenkiN pla)'lns tbe orpn prelude. briefly. Otberl atvillll brief There wu a consreplionat Ialka were BID WIDebrenner hymn and prayer by tbe Rev. and Richard Asb,. lay Mr. Jarvil. Wanda Rizer spealtere of the Syr8CIIIe gave a welcome enUUed, Olurcb, vernon N - of the "Homecomlnl" end the Albury ebolr under the dlnctlon of Ann SaUVIII sans MVen1 IUIIllben. Letten were read from m1nilten unable to attend, Tbe Rev. Merrill L. Floyd, putor of the church In 1072, now of South Point, ipOke Forest Run Church, and Kenneth Wlag!ns of the Mlnerav!lle Church. Judy Pape 181111 a 10lo. Recopdzed and pl'llldlted nd, white and blue con&IK were Mn. Oma Winebrenner, tbe o1dea? member In aile; Mial Marcia Karr, tbe oldest AOOLYTII N4 "D rtlldlal. lt 1IU aoted Michael, Gledya Robaon, .' Sonia and Tonia, Midi Alb, ICrillaiiiiPI , drw'' IF ol thlt t.Jre, Grace Jividen and Gnce Jlvldm, Mr, and Mn. SteWI!e Ord, Htl• Telford, Mr. and Mn. a.,.... .... Mn. Gladys Robron were WWiam WIDebrenner, Mr. Veronlcl. Provo, Anna RIU· Routes. PclmlrOJ, ud Dltm · among thoee wbo allended and Mn. Jack Wllllallll, dore and Martha t.Joore. ~. daucbl« of Mr. the old church wblch burned. Judy Tucker and Ja~ Ann, actlve member, and t.Jn. Richard Jarvll, wife of tbe pltor. A Sift lor traveUng tbe farthest went to Mr. and t.Jn. Chari•• Mll11, Mildred Davilon, and Viola Miller of Pennsylvania. A gift of money wu preamted by Edna E. Wtulns in manory of ber husband, Mer! Wigina, The pro1ram concluded with solos by Mra, Opal Kloal and Mrs. Sauvage, who ailo pVI I At the homecomlnc were Ava Z0 Slaaon, Stella Grueser, L!llle Starcber, Oma Winebrenner, Mr. and Mn. Charles Milll, Beulah Ward, VIola Miller, Mildred Davilon, Robert Flanacan, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kloea, the ~. Merrlll L. Floyd, Mr. and r.tn. Ruaaell M-e. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Smith and David, the Rev. and Mrs. Rlcbard Jarvia, Eleanor Robson, Jean iOoes and Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth Buckley and Tanunl, Mn. Emmogene Holstein and Teresa, Susie Craig, Diana M11lB and Angell, Mr. and t.Jn. Frankllll ~r, and RECENT VISITORS · Mr, and Mn. H, W. Walter of Toledo, Mr. and Mn. Richard Maler, Monclova, and Mrs, Marg1re1 Car- penter, Bidwell were recent vla!lors of Mn. Jobn &nlth, Margaret M1llaa Rizer. and Mfl, Frederick GoiiWD • Atbelll, were IC91ytel frwllll -'111· 7 weddlnl of CGitDII Rodford and D0U1 L1tllt 1t the Rock SpriDII United Methodist Cburcb. Tbelr names were IIJIInt:zlioDa1 emitted from tbe wecldiDI Patricia Croo~. ·account. Elchlrll!er, Tracy Hul!bard, Pomeroy, Mr. and Mra, Millard Van Meter, Melvin Van Me?er, NEW YORK (UPI) -Mil, League's Pllyer of tbe Week_ Jr., C.thy Moore and Jerod, waukee . Brewers' first for the period of Sept. lS t1int Mr. and Mrs. Alfredyeauger, baseman George Scott Sept. 19 b&se on hll a hlta In Mr, and Mrs. Richard Aah, named the American 28 at bata. w-. Hit; MRDNDS GIT ~ toAD Of TRISI meeting of tbe AuWU'J BLAZING there. DUFFS MOVE Mr. and !!Irs, Paulitaoff of Pari1 st., Middleport bale moved to Dallas, Tuas. Within the nut 30 da11 Mrs. Mary Kauff will allo be leaving tor Dallas. .SUPER.. MARK . • Open Dai~ . 9 to ; ~~ · Sun. 10 to 10 , ' ~ ~ . ~ ·.f~'e Attf>JJt Federal Food Sta~ps) ~ ~ ~ Woodr reuni~ Sunday , · ,, .~ Mill and ~ StS. PHONE 992-3480 we relle!'V' the rtiht to llmlt qllll!ltiUe~.j" IDDLEPORT, Q. 1 ON ONE GROUP - ' Mrs. If Rid.,.,......,. OF WOMEN'S Wood, Air Foree Gbot li 'h FALL SillS hei ilage house .......,. . . Qa' RC ' C. Bnalia, sS~Hmt risitirq:: 8 , l'iiBt m:l blmily .. lWdl, u.., 1he <me 1 ,. m-.. b.a : I &Defarf t c;;•aa · 1 1M 1m' ~ Club takes on projects •.r Ap I ..U. _. 23 ' r a -, 1 I Middleport, 0, !'I'• "'M ' a•a1s lilrr drilllr& at _....__ GROUND BEEF . .. .,........ ..... ...,. ,... . .. .......... ..,,.._ 'U ILY$1A.11D • i's .lll!y ... .... •I , , 1 illr f\ii&J:t Orl. (5 LB, OR MORE) I, 1:6&& . ......... ~ C . 1 D' ._., aey••••,•arc- Ia ANOTHER , jAdS:mld CDIII 06 011 • - f' C - · · 7 ls&•-.cr~IID. 11 _..rta a!' .. . ·2 .....,._, , .. =·=. . ....... ... . . ... ,.. ..... ....... ... _..-a .... ...... ........., --..CmiJa' " Evd)a JbrJray ... 'iCdltald ,, . I I "C lin, 2 - ~a~~~s.• , • tn.lb. .~~~a. r-1 I '£ · u sa ., ..,. .._. ..., ... , a ,._.. _ -~ :II.. .... ... IIMI-WI.- ft&&lle . , Jld• . . . :D. m ·s• a, .22111. .... 22111. ca., .... lrMt,2ZIII.a.tl ... ....., a ..... c a,..- ·~· Od. 27 , . , . . . . . . . . . && Pic t,._ ·-·- F . 7 1 'Aiii1, · "'B!!Dl•D •bistot'f lbe!uneJ; lllltll't lDllft .. a U1tub "*""" _, I 7 I ,._ . . . ..... - .. 7 ~!UIU&MN Tile • a ................. a.dl s..tlt 11Wd Ave. &llelllfk • . , . . • _ .• ..._. I c jl!' 'zi] Sll'i1l .,..._ ....... . ,..... liM' &BU . . . . . . . . ud tale P'erfCi' I I - • lt.e Ac.t 5palia, . . . . . fi!lk "-tile II'OSlU QJSftl atJD, • Post aM BROUGHTON'S Se,rt 21-22-11. I And . Up GALLON . • "· ·'!4.11" Goessler's JEWELRY STORE. PlATFORM$ ROCKER ·' ~HOMO •• -··· . "'· ' . ~ . ; VALLEt_. ~EL~ . •• 5 ~ ..SCOT LAD QUMTS '1" 1• ORANGEDINC 540Z. ·~ 25 LB. BAG 4ll. . . . - PAL PEANUT IU1Ta · 11.uslf u.l5' 2'h ll. . , . liN FAMILY 10 ll. 11 Ol. 14H I, £1D aJT ,. PORK atOPS CHOPS TASTEE PEAK PINIO lEANS $}OO . BANANAS..... 5 GOLDEN RIPE SCOT LAD . BOLOGNA FIEHOICITY LB. $1 59 $149 2 LB. . JAR PE 'JELLY . SMUCKERS 'STRAWBERRY JAM· FRENCH CllY 2U. TRAY SMUCKERS . SCOT YD 5 LB. KRAFT DOMINO PURE MIRACLE WHIP QT. JAR POTATOES INE SUGAR HI HO CRACKERS '2" J~~F . , 39 ~:, , CRINKLE CUT POTATOES ............ ~!~.. . LS, . CHEER ·8 9' - 6 OZ, . , CAN ._ ERS ,.,w1&LSS KING SIZE · DETERGENT '1"- 5 LB, BAG 1- 29 FRENCH FRIED POTATOES................. CANE 3 14 oz. 80I1lES . , . 5 00 J().BO . flltil . IIICX'S CA1SUP 313tMS 1 39 lh GAU.ON ll!ROW AWAY p JOI I y GOOD GI&N IONS 5 ORANGE JUICE.................... SCOT LAD APPLES .......•. ~.~~~~ ~ PLASTIC GALLON JARS COUNTRY TABLE ...............~~..79' . DEUCIOUS GALLON MILK ....~~~~ $ 20110 MILK ................ -= ~ MORTON CHICKEN, BEEF, SALISBURY, TURKEY U. S. GRADE 8 lARGE ' ~· ~ , 49 ....BROUGHTON'S Cour.t Str.eet r.. • .. ·-- "PomeroY - ... flew, Witu. K.iHel i1Mtl!5 1lre JMibljc to IIese 5 $ . .. . . M ILK .2%. ........ !~!c.. . ..$2 . ,, ' ·--- 7 Hoops Earrings, BUDGET SHOP rH .... 111!11 69~ Btatelels, Earrings. <F a' ). . . . .( ' ' ... Pierced FIOM BAKER'S nee !bet . :z ·e&icatiau a I , ncJib, BMia '*'• ...,..._ •..,.n , *5 2 " ~ m- 1he ti!My: &iifilll :aa0Jar B«l \Yh!ll& tB, Bu ce!w, ,. Gold Plated GOOD BUY ..,...., ~- .., ... ......... ..,.r. ... . . al T .......... ~MiipC -.t.,m ...... Puka Shell ~R Ne<:klaces, Nothing Necklaces, Wooden -Bracelets, Copper 99 4 PALMOLIVE LIQUID DETERGENT H.B. BOX l:LB. BOX 12 Ol BOX 22 Ol somE , 129 99' 59' 69' 49' 79'· LIVER PUDDING '199· . LB. I 0 ILED HAM •.............•.••.•...• DIET RITE COCA-COLA DR. PEPPER 8 PAK 16 OL BOTTLES COLA 8 PACK 16 OZ SOmES. 8 PAK 16 OZ, BOTTLES REG, '1,29 8 PAK 16 OL BOTTLES .,,. .,,, THURSDAY ' ,'! �,I-'nil Dally'ltntiDti,Middltport.Pui•or, o., '1'1111111¥. a.pt. 21,1m Mrs. Grimm Auxiliary installs new officers 1111tlonal aecarity: Mr•• consreaamaa Clareaet Miller coaceniDJ presents .oct 'I' +4*' IJOIIP1 ...., D........ wrecast WlniiOO Followlne tbe rltua!lltic AlllillarJ m "*""' 111 rm, Romptoll. llleludlnC clllrlallbe devotions to ol ley and Generation Rap · tw ul!kas WS"e iMhDed ..._._ .......... _ • aod Mrs, tbt at PV•-, --~ vtterllll' )(n. the m "nsli Lttril ~.... f--'- reJatlool, Ne111e repafted Gil MulrJ AmeriaD LeliOD cards aent 181 at the ?hole Jln, . . . home Mrs, Fnnt Mrs, Harper, Ama'!amsm ll(n, Smith: w~ c:bairmln, pi mnl!ld Susie Mn. A.mold Ricllard&, Sanme!J aod ber motba' • Following a priJfl' for pillet bolteM ..-1 a lll8d .£ichth Diltrld presideat, Mn. _ , Alice S.mn•l•. tbe coune Ill !bole •tt~DdhW· iDIIeDed Mrs. ADa ~ S11sie cne a report on COD, .pusi hat; Jln, N8Gl Buc:Seye Girls' state beld Ill Beatley, fin!l 'ri<lt pi 1·:'eal; JIIM at capital University. Mn. campbell Hafl)tr, VIJ'ioQsaettritiesoftbeweel MEETPNG !TrENDED f«'CCIId 'ri<lt pr eli Ia'!; Mrs. 'fttt u.at by Miss Samuels Mrs. Arnold Rlcbarda, RkUrds, ~ Jln, wbo c:ocnmentm .on tbe ex· EiChtb DllltriCt pi'elklall of l!'.IJ !lt'lt Smltll. ~ cellent speakers lnciudlnl tbe Aoerlcaa _ LeliOD Mrs. Nellie W'lllltilll. ~ Gov. JIJiles Rhqdes, the Hon, AuxiliarY, and Mn. Allerl , laia; Mrs. a.r&es Salllllla's, 'Wi!1i.pn O'Neil, Mn. Robert Hamplm were In Tbomvllle M gea.t at :at'!IIS, m:1 Mn. Olarloton, lolrs. Elilabetb Eme!t J!owles. llilitcriaJI. PJ.ddoct, mayor of Monday nigbl to altaid a COIDinlteel u.- ebairmen Plymouth, Sbe extended appoilted by Mn. Hamptm thanks Ill the allliliary for were Mrs. Harper, sa"'ins ber to Girls' State as Committee .Americanism; Mrs, Rulb Brow:a, .veterans affaln; dld ber motba'. n II'S repor1ed tbal tbe unit Mrs. Saundfn, ~nnity 'll'ts the first to make service; Mrs. Bentley, manbentlip goal in District dlildral 8lld yoolh; Mrs. · a, Communications . from Frut 'Washington, civil several !lfficers were read as ~ Mrs. Srnlth, · "&''S a letter from .• ' Church homecoming held SUndary !fllmecomlnl of the Albury Uniied Methoclllt Cbarch was btld SUnday 1rltb a COYWed dllh clinMt' at and a fonowtnc. Richard sract for tbe pl'Oii'anl ')be Rev, Jarvia bad dinner aerved from tablel Cll1')'ins out tbe bicentennial theme, Decontlonl were handled by Mary Ll1le, Rose Ann . Jenklnl and Judy Kine. The pr0gran1 was held In the sanctuary with Mrs. JenkiN pla)'lns tbe orpn prelude. briefly. Otberl atvillll brief There wu a consreplionat Ialka were BID WIDebrenner hymn and prayer by tbe Rev. and Richard Asb,. lay Mr. Jarvil. Wanda Rizer spealtere of the Syr8CIIIe gave a welcome enUUed, Olurcb, vernon N - of the "Homecomlnl" end the Albury ebolr under the dlnctlon of Ann SaUVIII sans MVen1 IUIIllben. Letten were read from m1nilten unable to attend, Tbe Rev. Merrill L. Floyd, putor of the church In 1072, now of South Point, ipOke Forest Run Church, and Kenneth Wlag!ns of the Mlnerav!lle Church. Judy Pape 181111 a 10lo. Recopdzed and pl'llldlted nd, white and blue con&IK were Mn. Oma Winebrenner, tbe o1dea? member In aile; Mial Marcia Karr, tbe oldest AOOLYTII N4 "D rtlldlal. lt 1IU aoted Michael, Gledya Robaon, .' Sonia and Tonia, Midi Alb, ICrillaiiiiPI , drw'' IF ol thlt t.Jre, Grace Jividen and Gnce Jlvldm, Mr, and Mn. SteWI!e Ord, Htl• Telford, Mr. and Mn. a.,.... .... Mn. Gladys Robron were WWiam WIDebrenner, Mr. Veronlcl. Provo, Anna RIU· Routes. PclmlrOJ, ud Dltm · among thoee wbo allended and Mn. Jack Wllllallll, dore and Martha t.Joore. ~. daucbl« of Mr. the old church wblch burned. Judy Tucker and Ja~ Ann, actlve member, and t.Jn. Richard Jarvll, wife of tbe pltor. A Sift lor traveUng tbe farthest went to Mr. and t.Jn. Chari•• Mll11, Mildred Davilon, and Viola Miller of Pennsylvania. A gift of money wu preamted by Edna E. Wtulns in manory of ber husband, Mer! Wigina, The pro1ram concluded with solos by Mra, Opal Kloal and Mrs. Sauvage, who ailo pVI I At the homecomlnc were Ava Z0 Slaaon, Stella Grueser, L!llle Starcber, Oma Winebrenner, Mr. and Mn. Charles Milll, Beulah Ward, VIola Miller, Mildred Davilon, Robert Flanacan, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kloea, the ~. Merrlll L. Floyd, Mr. and r.tn. Ruaaell M-e. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Smith and David, the Rev. and Mrs. Rlcbard Jarvia, Eleanor Robson, Jean iOoes and Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth Buckley and Tanunl, Mn. Emmogene Holstein and Teresa, Susie Craig, Diana M11lB and Angell, Mr. and t.Jn. Frankllll ~r, and RECENT VISITORS · Mr, and Mn. H, W. Walter of Toledo, Mr. and Mn. Richard Maler, Monclova, and Mrs, Marg1re1 Car- penter, Bidwell were recent vla!lors of Mn. Jobn &nlth, Margaret M1llaa Rizer. and Mfl, Frederick GoiiWD • Atbelll, were IC91ytel frwllll -'111· 7 weddlnl of CGitDII Rodford and D0U1 L1tllt 1t the Rock SpriDII United Methodist Cburcb. Tbelr names were IIJIInt:zlioDa1 emitted from tbe wecldiDI Patricia Croo~. ·account. Elchlrll!er, Tracy Hul!bard, Pomeroy, Mr. and Mra, Millard Van Meter, Melvin Van Me?er, NEW YORK (UPI) -Mil, League's Pllyer of tbe Week_ Jr., C.thy Moore and Jerod, waukee . Brewers' first for the period of Sept. lS t1int Mr. and Mrs. Alfredyeauger, baseman George Scott Sept. 19 b&se on hll a hlta In Mr, and Mrs. Richard Aah, named the American 28 at bata. w-. Hit; MRDNDS GIT ~ toAD Of TRISI meeting of tbe AuWU'J BLAZING there. DUFFS MOVE Mr. and !!Irs, Paulitaoff of Pari1 st., Middleport bale moved to Dallas, Tuas. Within the nut 30 da11 Mrs. Mary Kauff will allo be leaving tor Dallas. .SUPER.. MARK . • Open Dai~ . 9 to ; ~~ · Sun. 10 to 10 , ' ~ ~ . ~ ·.f~'e Attf>JJt Federal Food Sta~ps) ~ ~ ~ Woodr reuni~ Sunday , · ,, .~ Mill and ~ StS. PHONE 992-3480 we relle!'V' the rtiht to llmlt qllll!ltiUe~.j" IDDLEPORT, Q. 1 ON ONE GROUP - ' Mrs. If Rid.,.,......,. OF WOMEN'S Wood, Air Foree Gbot li 'h FALL SillS hei ilage house .......,. . . Qa' RC ' C. Bnalia, sS~Hmt risitirq:: 8 , l'iiBt m:l blmily .. lWdl, u.., 1he <me 1 ,. m-.. b.a : I &Defarf t c;;•aa · 1 1M 1m' ~ Club takes on projects •.r Ap I ..U. _. 23 ' r a -, 1 I Middleport, 0, !'I'• "'M ' a•a1s lilrr drilllr& at _....__ GROUND BEEF . .. .,........ ..... ...,. ,... . .. .......... ..,,.._ 'U ILY$1A.11D • i's .lll!y ... .... •I , , 1 illr f\ii&J:t Orl. (5 LB, OR MORE) I, 1:6&& . ......... ~ C . 1 D' ._., aey••••,•arc- Ia ANOTHER , jAdS:mld CDIII 06 011 • - f' C - · · 7 ls&•-.cr~IID. 11 _..rta a!' .. . ·2 .....,._, , .. =·=. . ....... ... . . ... ,.. ..... ....... ... _..-a .... ...... ........., --..CmiJa' " Evd)a JbrJray ... 'iCdltald ,, . I I "C lin, 2 - ~a~~~s.• , • tn.lb. .~~~a. r-1 I '£ · u sa ., ..,. .._. ..., ... , a ,._.. _ -~ :II.. .... ... IIMI-WI.- ft&&lle . , Jld• . . . :D. m ·s• a, .22111. .... 22111. ca., .... lrMt,2ZIII.a.tl ... ....., a ..... c a,..- ·~· Od. 27 , . , . . . . . . . . . && Pic t,._ ·-·- F . 7 1 'Aiii1, · "'B!!Dl•D •bistot'f lbe!uneJ; lllltll't lDllft .. a U1tub "*""" _, I 7 I ,._ . . . ..... - .. 7 ~!UIU&MN Tile • a ................. a.dl s..tlt 11Wd Ave. &llelllfk • . , . . • _ .• ..._. I c jl!' 'zi] Sll'i1l .,..._ ....... . ,..... liM' &BU . . . . . . . . ud tale P'erfCi' I I - • lt.e Ac.t 5palia, . . . . . fi!lk "-tile II'OSlU QJSftl atJD, • Post aM BROUGHTON'S Se,rt 21-22-11. I And . Up GALLON . • "· ·'!4.11" Goessler's JEWELRY STORE. PlATFORM$ ROCKER ·' ~HOMO •• -··· . "'· ' . ~ . ; VALLEt_. ~EL~ . •• 5 ~ ..SCOT LAD QUMTS '1" 1• ORANGEDINC 540Z. ·~ 25 LB. BAG 4ll. . . . - PAL PEANUT IU1Ta · 11.uslf u.l5' 2'h ll. . , . liN FAMILY 10 ll. 11 Ol. 14H I, £1D aJT ,. PORK atOPS CHOPS TASTEE PEAK PINIO lEANS $}OO . BANANAS..... 5 GOLDEN RIPE SCOT LAD . BOLOGNA FIEHOICITY LB. $1 59 $149 2 LB. . JAR PE 'JELLY . SMUCKERS 'STRAWBERRY JAM· FRENCH CllY 2U. TRAY SMUCKERS . SCOT YD 5 LB. KRAFT DOMINO PURE MIRACLE WHIP QT. JAR POTATOES INE SUGAR HI HO CRACKERS '2" J~~F . , 39 ~:, , CRINKLE CUT POTATOES ............ ~!~.. . LS, . CHEER ·8 9' - 6 OZ, . , CAN ._ ERS ,.,w1&LSS KING SIZE · DETERGENT '1"- 5 LB, BAG 1- 29 FRENCH FRIED POTATOES................. CANE 3 14 oz. 80I1lES . , . 5 00 J().BO . flltil . IIICX'S CA1SUP 313tMS 1 39 lh GAU.ON ll!ROW AWAY p JOI I y GOOD GI&N IONS 5 ORANGE JUICE.................... SCOT LAD APPLES .......•. ~.~~~~ ~ PLASTIC GALLON JARS COUNTRY TABLE ...............~~..79' . DEUCIOUS GALLON MILK ....~~~~ $ 20110 MILK ................ -= ~ MORTON CHICKEN, BEEF, SALISBURY, TURKEY U. S. GRADE 8 lARGE ' ~· ~ , 49 ....BROUGHTON'S Cour.t Str.eet r.. • .. ·-- "PomeroY - ... flew, Witu. K.iHel i1Mtl!5 1lre JMibljc to IIese 5 $ . .. . . M ILK .2%. ........ !~!c.. . ..$2 . ,, ' ·--- 7 Hoops Earrings, BUDGET SHOP rH .... 111!11 69~ Btatelels, Earrings. <F a' ). . . . .( ' ' ... Pierced FIOM BAKER'S nee !bet . :z ·e&icatiau a I , ncJib, BMia '*'• ...,..._ •..,.n , *5 2 " ~ m- 1he ti!My: &iifilll :aa0Jar B«l \Yh!ll& tB, Bu ce!w, ,. Gold Plated GOOD BUY ..,...., ~- .., ... ......... ..,.r. ... . . al T .......... ~MiipC -.t.,m ...... Puka Shell ~R Ne<:klaces, Nothing Necklaces, Wooden -Bracelets, Copper 99 4 PALMOLIVE LIQUID DETERGENT H.B. BOX l:LB. BOX 12 Ol BOX 22 Ol somE , 129 99' 59' 69' 49' 79'· LIVER PUDDING '199· . LB. I 0 ILED HAM •.............•.••.•...• DIET RITE COCA-COLA DR. PEPPER 8 PAK 16 OL BOTTLES COLA 8 PACK 16 OZ SOmES. 8 PAK 16 OZ, BOTTLES REG, '1,29 8 PAK 16 OL BOTTLES .,,. .,,, THURSDAY ' ,'! �~:::::t;:w.-»r<««<"«--;.::w~~-:-;~.-m;~~m#».~~-;-;.«.-::~~&~?W?WWA11'$1.1 IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, I'IIOIAU DIVISION MilOS COUNTY , OHIO IN THE MATTER OF SET · TLI!MEN T OF ACCOUNTS , PROBATE COUR T , MEIGS COUNTY OHIO • ' Accaun fs and vouchers of the follow ing n•med flduc llr iK ha ve bun fUtd In tht Probate Court, Me l gl Polly's Pointers Reader allerKic to ru/;Jber-backed rug County, Ohio. tor approval end settlement : CASE NO . 20, m Seventh Annua l Account of Fnnk W. Porter , Jr ., Trustee Under Item V of th e Last Will and Ttslomen t of Jane Loutu 0 . Smith , Dtcuse d. CASE NO . 20 ,199 Sixth Annuat A«ount of Pou t D. ,Stuergeon , Guard ton of Glor lo M . Sturgeon , Kothleen K . Today 's Treasures By Pj)LLY'IIl'KOBLEM DEAR POLLY I ho pe tomeonecansuggeatawaylo removeanodorfrommyn"" rubber backed kitchen carpet. I am 11lerglc to it. Sturgeon , John D. Sturgeon , All lhr ·~Pout v. sturgeon. cwtght E . er ee mon .... , it is lUll sturgton . and Mar v L . about aa bad as when new, SturQeon , m inors. tho""" have three CASE NO. 21.3< 6 First even . _ •. we Annual Account of Bernard V. fans blowing On it night arid Fultz , E ..cu tor of the Estate day and plenty of ventllaUon. of And ers on 8 . ~ l bbl e, oectased . Damp weather makes It even CASE NO . 20.<71 second. worse. This carpet ws glued Annu Acco un t of MiH fha d Could be ,._ 1 Childs , Trustee under the Last . own. II ""' g ue Will and Testament of Bertte that smells? N. Watts, Oeceastd. M P"' the CASE NO , 2t 11<2 First and Y •• peeve concerns Final Account of te te M . perfume IIIII Ia added lo Buzzard. Adm ttill tratr iK of 108"" and many COIIIIleUca the Estatt of Vanden w. ,... But,ard, Deceased . that are ruined by Its Ule. Wa CASE NO . 21,758 First and can obtain perfume in ~Cents Final Acc ount of Thomas L. U1t and Moore , E.ec~tor ol the Estate we e Ule it as desired. of James R ' Eads . Deceased ' .TROUBLE. CASE NO . 21,660 First and D'"'u IN TROUBLE Final Account of Rose s. """" · Rey Qolds. EKecu trtK of th e Tbe carpet ciMMn I 1poke Estate ol Lucinda Dent5 , wllb bad UIUe adm lo offer Deceased . · · CASE NO . 21 ,661 First and IJid llld II coUld be bllckbll, Final Accoun t of Ond lne ftben bllbe carpet llleU or Scholl, E ..cutrlx of the Estate l~e •lae. Prelei~IIODII of Genevieve E . Saxton , • Deceased . clelllen ud illllllllen have a CASE NO . 21.130 First and .a~-.o~---(f _,_..,. ___ ~ Final Account of Charlotte A . ........,...... onm.... ,_ .... Brown , Extcutrlx ot the Ita ue mtpl COYer IP aie Estate of Marcia I . Harring . odGI' bill wRid 1101 ellmlvU. ton , Deceased. Unless exceptions are ttlod II. Have yoa IJIOkl!ll with lbe thereto, sold accounts will be firm tbal .ta•talled yo11r for hearing belore said Court carpel11 --u oaly on••-1 on the 20th day of October, L"UUJU --..~ 1976, ot which time said oc. lllal yaa lry (lnl Ill u fa. counts will be conlldtred and eoalplcuoa1 . 1pol lln1) · cont inued from day to day until finally disposed of. 1praybl• · wllh lbal well Anv person lnt.,rested may kDon bouebold 1pny ~-1 lite written uceptlons to sold · ..,. accounts or to matters per. ellmiMtH bOGHbold odon. talnlng tO the e.ecutton of the . U U)'OIIt llu IOived neb a trust . not ltll than f i ve days """"lem do lei u kaow. _ prior · to the datt Sl!f for .,._ hearing . , . , POLLY, rn warer ana added this mtnure to the final rinae water when wa.shlnc my drapn. They came out the beauUful blue desired and I bung them while damp dry. 1 feel sun this wll1 have lo be repeated In two or three months but It is very ineJpenSive and euy lo do. - BARBARA F. . DEAR POLLY - A good Up for travelers is to 1111aar petroleum Jelly on the front parts of the car ~ra, crille~ and ao on. 'lben lhoae nasty bugs will wipe riglll off. - JULIA. DEAR POLLY - My Dad hanp his tools on the wall in the garage. To keep traCk of them, be baa traCed around each 011e. He knows if 011e is mlulnc or where they are to be rehung, when anyone is finiahed llling them. - MISS G. S. Tole painting teacher ~tarted hobby when 11 ByJeullarMI with the p!lint or buy paint . "There are a lot ol books on with it already mbed ln. how to do tole painting W.W. believes In patterns for beginners and mOlt of her (japannin&l but you learn how by doing 1.1." paUems are traced on Uasue Tills is what Wanda W., 1 Jlllper and then transferred to teacher of the decoraUve art, ·the piece Wtth graphite or told ua recently. challt:. "I don'l Ulte stencils," Now in her ~. abe started abe declared. painting when abe n~ 11 After the decoration is years old and became in- completed, seal lt with two terested in decorating Un coats of clear uUn vamllh. object& about 20 years ago. Wbe dry, abe wullll it uainC Since thai time abe baa steel wool and paste wu. "I taught many peraon11o enjoy use a very fine grade of steel the craft and her work Ia thai wool." of a profeallonal. Several years ago, the Ws. So many beginning moved from Noel, Mo., to fier students think that it Ia a hometown in southern talent but when they discover ~· She had an anUqlles the variety of bruah Jtrokes shop in Noel. Although abe no and how 1o apply aha ding by a longer baa her shop ab~ and double loadlnc a bruah they her hlllband "do about four discover that Japannin& Ia a or five shows a year." technique, not a talent, and Their small .house, circa they can leam, abe explained. · 1942, is filled with beauUful Preparation of the piece to and simple pieces of Colonial be painted (if it's an old one) furniabings. Movins her hand is very important. U the paint ·over a mellow aalinY piece of is in bad cond!Uon, you will pine, abe ezplained. want to remove II with paint "When I first started or vamilh remover, abe ald. collecllng, I went overboard When it Ia clean, waab with on Victorian. But after a soapy water and rinse with year, I discovered I couldn't vinegar. 1be Un can be live with it. I was a sanded with a fine grade of homemaker, not a sand paper if necessary. bouaewife," "I've found It important 1o So, abe began again, Ibis use a rust-preventive metal llnle collecllng the simple enamel for the first coaL The lines that we~ easy to care next two coats of color are a for and live with. seml.gloss enamel and each It was this aame il!terest in coat is allowed to dry the Colonial period that led thorougbiy, I let II dry at least her to a collection of Un. "An 24 hours ~een coats," abe. old piece of Un just does me said. ln. I'm Just thrilled to death Those who want their piece when f find one," she conto hive a bronEed appearance cluded. can mix bronzing powder I An offer not to be refused *: • • II)' 8TEPIIEN MOIU\OW LIMA, Peru (UPI) - The godfathers in the Kremlln have apparently IDide the Peruvian lir for~ generals " an offer they couldn't relule" in the lilt of the tint Sovlel war p~ to a Latin American country other than CUbll. The ""protlpeC""""' live purclwe by Peru of 38 Soviet SUD jet ftabter-bomben Ia callling political tremors lhruu!lhout the western bemitphere from Washington to Santiago, Ollie. But ecoaomlca, not politics, appears to be the dedt1ing factor, . according to oblerven here. · The "sorry shape" of Peru's air force and Its acute shortage of foreian exchange baa made the R~n terms of aale almDII trresisUble to lhe Peruvian generals, the 90Ul'ceS said. A communique Issued recenlly by the lir forces streued thai "acqubilions are beinc made lr!liD Britain, the Uniled States, France and the Soviet Uni~. purely 1o replace obeolele material, and without any warUke Intentions." Previously, Foreign Minisler Joae de Ia Puente Radbill said that all four = • Parents honored Meigs Property Transfers Social Calendar EFFECTIVE SEPT. 21 THRU SEPT. 25 CIJWltrte. had been liked lo Britain 1r France could COIIIII ': make otfen to modfmlla the up wllh. 'l1le hilbelt prllle .. menUoned here II f212· : lir force. miUiGD for 38 Jell deliveretl'ill ~ Informed llllln. llid the hltchu ~ 12 over lhrtl : "'rwian lir fcrce'• oab' yean, cr about f'l miWM per' : modern war planta-a ICCin ~. ' A ()( Ft encb MlrllfBI bllve had 'l1le price Includes COlliurious maintenance (I'Oblema and ._ thin half plicatad, cosily ground :: can be made alnntrllty. The support ayatem• and tha rat ~ Ita plann, moatly ta'ml include a two-yaar ·.::. Britilb HunterBawken and grace period and then yaara .: U.S. Flee, are :10 yean old, to PlY· ace«ddng to 101111 ': IIUffer rrom metal ladcue, IIOIII'tel, whlcb lllrell that the .. and cmatltute a meOace to Sovleta are determined ID gel • a loot in the South Amerlcaii .: the pilot on every ru,ht. 'The ohlervn here beUen door ind may even lower '(; ; the Soviet olfer far ll1ll'J)Utle8 · their Jl'lces. Even at cuh . on the ! · anything the United States, barrelhead, rr million is 1. , good price for a modem ..:: warplane. '!be U.S. NavyJ'I'::: new Tomcat colts fl4 : mUllon; U.S. Air Forot "' Phantom& coli about fliJ : mll11011, and lhe lalell U.S.· " made Northrop F.5s and ..:: French Mirages run high in • Franklin B. Conaway , the aeven figures these daya :· Cbllllcolhe, bu been elected even though lhey are smaller : 10 a three year term as a and slower than lhe Soviet ': trllllee of the Ohio Hislorlcal Sima. : Society to represent IOUib- llepcrts of the purcbaae ~ eaatem Ohio. Mr, Conaway upset the New York bankers ~ was elected at the Soci~'a with whom Peruvianl had : annual meeting Friday been negotiating a $200 : evening at the Ohio Historical mll11011loan ID tide them over : Center in Columbua. to 19'71 without defaulting 011 • Conaway waa originally their heavy load of fcrelgn : appointed to the Board in 1m obligatlonl. .: to complete an unexpired However, the Peruvians ~ term. He received the Juris have managed to Wl8\lllge • Doctor ·Degree from Ohio ·lhese worries, by pointing out .: Northern Univeraity in 1968 that no foreign currency need • and Is currently the be spent on the deal untl11978, ,;: ExecuUve vice-president of by which time they ezpect to ~ · Btewer and Brewer Sons, hive new copper mlltes in • Inc. of Cbllllcotbe. ~atlon which will put their •~ Other truatees elected at balance of payment& in the : Friday's meeting Include: blaCk. Dr. Virginia Platt, Bowling Also worried are U.S. "' Green; James Kaval, policy makers in W8shlngton, ~ Cleveland; James Mollica, who fear a , new Soviet : Columbus and W. · Joseph foothold In Latin America, ;: Debner of Cincinnati. and the riglltwing mllitary .. The Board of Truatees met governments of Peru's : after the annual meeting to ·neighbors, parUcularly Chile, ": elect their officers for the wbo · .think the new planea :: coming year. James Kava! may alter the balance of : was elected president, power in South America. ... Charles Hogan, CinclnnaU, Some observers here feel :: vice·president; . James both worr.les are ~ Mollica, treasurer and Fred exaggerated. Arms sales ;: Milligan, Weslerville, legal hive been an uncertain aide • council. Dr. Tliolnas Smith to diplomacy, .as MOIICOW : waa re-elected u aea:elary to discovered In Egypt. And 36 ,: the board and society modern warplanes conaUtute : director and Charle1 Pratt only one third the : was re-elected as associate complement of a large U.S. • director. aircraft carrier. ~ ' Open l;ves. Ti19:00 . . We Accept federal Food Stamps Conaway elected to board DEAR POLLY - I Wtejlto be COIIIIanlly annoyed by people lmocking on my door II Inconvenient times, 10 I taped a note to It that aaya "No sale~~~~e~~, llflllclton ... peddlera, pleue... This baa certainly aolved the problem. -MARY N. DEAR POLLY - I conUnue to 111e broken or iom houaebold sponges by en· Plans for the anriuai Christ· dDIIIn& them in terry cloth mas party for the Meip and maybe rtllllWIII or the elida of wom towela. I HWthem.by Gallla County cblldren at the hand, llling I strong lbreld. Gallia County Cbildren'i Home were discUIIed at a '!be family 11tea them for car washing particularly. recent meeting of. the Meigs MRS. L.P .K. . . M ...NNtNG D. WEBSTER County Children's Home DEAR POLLY - I bad JUD(;E Citizens Committee. Polly wDI lelld yea el COMMON PLEAS COURT , some white washable PROBATE DIVISION , Next meeting of the group "peac•y" . lballk·y•• draperie1 banging ai a large •er . MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO _.,. Ideal lw frullq ... was aet for 11:30 a.m. at the picture window in my silting plume Ia yoar family Pomeroy United Melhodill (91 2t, ttc room, where I wanted to Cburch on Oct. U and ,..... change the predominate color 1ICl'llpbeN, If llle annex; homemade ice WEDNESDAY laverlle PoiUer, Pee"" er repreaentaUves from each to blue. I remembered I'IWiellllaller etlmDL WrtR RACINE FIREMEN cream, aoup, hot dogs, sloppy organisation in the county are bearing that I liquid bluing joes, pies, cakes, coffee, soft P!llly'• P*lerl 1a care o1 Wednesday, 8 p.m. at fire aaked lo attend. NOTICE OF . would dye dotbel blue if too drinks. APPOINTMENT station. IIIII aewapaper. CueNo. 2rtu mueb of It waa Wled. I \Jaed SUNDAY MElGS ATHLETIC •••••• of Wlllllm Grttory one part bluing to three parts HOMECOMING · AT . Mlddleswart Dtceued. Boosters meeting, 7:30 p.m. Notice Is hereby "iven that Mlnenville United Methodist Wedneaday al Meigs High William Mlddleswart of Port . School. 'Everyooe interested Church Sunday beginning lend, Ohio, t1 11 been dul , Mr. and Mrs. James Sbeeta IPPOinttd Admlnlttraror 0~ in any alhleUc program in the with Sunday school, 9 un. fht Eltttt of William Gregor and worship sen ice, 10. eatertalnedSalunlay evening district is uked lo attend. , Mlddtnwart deceased , lltt 0~ Bakaet d!Mer at noon with wllh a IUI'pl'ise d!Mer party Mtlfll County. Ohio. THURSDAY Creditors are requIred to a!temoon program at 1:30 honoring her parenb, Mr. WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION · featuring file their claims wft, 1114 musical groups, and Mrs. Harold Lohse, fiduciary within ttlrte months Middleport First United "Light" and ' 'Gospel~," Pomeroy on their 4oth Dated this 2nd day of Sep : Presbyterian Olurch, 6:30 tembtr ) 1t76. Vienna, W.Va. Rev. and Mrs. .Wedding anniversary. Mannino 0 . Webster " TUESDAY potluCk supper with members Weodell stuUer of NeiaonAttending were Jim IAiise, Judge CHESlER COUNCIL m, to l.akea covered dish. Group ville, former area resident, now !!"?dated wilh WKRC Court of Common PI ell ·~ 0a ,..._ f 1 members to be hlllllesses. {9) , , Probate Dlvlslori 7 14 21 '' Glenn E. VauceloJulbiaG. ' "...-• 0 America, wtll . Mrs. Richard Rupe and will be ·preaent. Public in- Radio m.ClnclnnaU and his · wife, Michelle, Clncllinau; McGee, Gladys E. McGee, meet atl p.m. Tutlda;r at lllll daughter, Lori, to speak on vited. HOMECOMING SUNDAY . Jobn Lobae and hll fiance, "The Insurance Store" · PUBLIC NOTICE 1.72 acre, RuUand. . , ,ball in <llelller. Tbe charter miB!IiOn ' AI · •• AT Eagle Ridge Community !tfary Beth Zak, Cleveland, SHERIFF' S SALE Carol Jean Wolfe, Ifarold will be draped in memOry~ . . S ID , riCa and Complete • MIIGS COUNTY COURT Edward Wolfe to Regina Helen Boatright and all arUfacls from lhere. Church. Sunday school, 10 and the Sheets children, Insurance Service •' ~E~I~ 'D. LEE Hudaon Swift, lOis, Mid- members are liked lo wear . ~::ons by Mrs. Myron a.m.; basket dinner at noon. Jared and Aaron. A dozeR Special singing by Bisaell yellow roses were )ll'ellellted. TERRY MC CARTY dleport wbfte. Quarterly bJrtbdaya ' CASE NO . S· C 1601 • -'" be ob1e1 ed and pot! "" CARD PARTY Th·'-'· Pursuant to on e.ecullon Regina Hudson Swift, Dana ww • u... ...... y, Brothers and 4lhers at af. to lhe honored couple. losued .bv .the Meigs Countv D. Swift to Regina Hudaon refrelbmenla will be .~~ned. 7:30 p.m. at Sacred Heart temooa aervlce; public inCourt 1n the above named · S if D · Olurcb----'byCalhollc vited. cue,! wilt offer for sate on the w I, . ana Swift, lots, AREA VO.LUNTEER ....... wornen:-:--Ciub-.Prizes and front steps pf the Courthouse Mldd'nt<M't. r .n; Michael Nelson, Pamela • Pomeroy. Clhio, on the 2pd day • Robert N ~"~•• Lola E and Emergency Alln. refresbmenb. Admissi~ ~. ·oiOctober 1976at IO :OOo'ctock ' "".... .., • me_.. 7""·-'· Ramsey, Wilma Sprague, AM the following goods and Clark to JaCk F. Kine; Joanlll• '"" p.m. •-Y REVIVAL UNDERWAY Mulne Steele, Su11n Chottets · ..,_ I u ...... __.,_ at Tuppers Plalnl Com· 1969 Chtvroltt Biscayne , · - · (111'1:1 • .,..,...,• ....,, throagb Sept. 218 at White's Btlzer Medleal Cealer Williams. -dr. Black hts va Engine, FranllG.Baraoii,.AMra M. manit)' BaiL!Iog wllb Orqe Chapel Wesleyan Church, !DIIebarcee, Sept. It) 214 E. Main (Birlbl, 8epL 21) Sharon Boaecutter. Karen :."~:;"",'.';.rin;:a~!~~f''~~: AIBunoavlraMtoBFranll Gl7. 7Buraon, ~n: !uire~ Coolville, with Rev. Donald Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Wallace, 1l<69911t59625 • 111'1011, • acres, Howard, Zanesville, as Brown, Juanita Call, James aon, Gallipolla; Mr. and Mrs. Carla Saelent, : Dennis emeqency ptriiOIIIIellnviled. apeaker and lpecial muaic Cocbfan, Sr., Cbarle1 FOIIer, ''QUALITY and Robert Donnally, son, taken as ttte propertY of Terry Saelen1, Joan Tewksbary, Relresbments by boll groap. and aonga .to be featured eacli Robert Fruth II, Brenda SERVICE" McCarty to satisfy an G•lllpoUs: Mr. and Mrs. Tom GROUP II, Middleport evening at 7:30. .txec:utlon in favor of lewis 0 . Robert TewUhlry to Carl 0. George, Kathryn Hall, SUu · Ruaell, 1011, GaWpolll; Mr. Llf . Gilmore, loll, Middleport. First United Prubyterian Hamilton, Leona Ifampbl, and Mrs. Paul Boggs, aon, Terms: C11~ til hand . Rutirford Sellen, dec., to Church, 7:30 Tuesday at the SAnJRDAY Mrs. Randy Halfield and ROBERT C. HARTENBACH Carrie E. Sellerl, Laurence home of Mrs. Eddie Burkett, FESTIVAL, beginning 4 daugbler, William Jolmaon, Welialon. SHERIFF , MEIGS COUNTY ' E. Sellm, cert. lor trans., wllh Mrs. Karl Owena co- p.m. Saturday at Clifton, W. Michelle Meaige,, Ricky OHIO Sullon. hostess. Devotloils by Mrs. Va., United Metbodist Church Metheny, Lisa Mlll,r, (91 21 , ltc June Wicltenbam, Com. to James Buchanan, Bible study · Lena Gulh, dec. to KaUe from Book 2, Qlapter 2 and Gulh, loll, Pomeroy. lhanlt offering to be taken. · 11; •• Jerry L. Joblllon, Sbaroa VIETNAM Veterana Nighl ' J'REI!! CLOTHING DAY F. Jolllllon lo Fern S. Stanfor members and non. .!t The Gallla·Maiga ComlllldtJ Action Agency will llbury, .0031 ·acre, RuUand. members of Drew Webster hold lilt Free Clolblni Day for · Luda Amott, affidavit, Post 39 American Legion ~·· Tuesday,8p. m. atpoathome , low Income perJOIII 011 'Ibun- Letart. Luda Amott to Bertha in Pomeroy. daJ, &tpt. :II from 9 a.m. until XI GAMMA Mu Chapter, 2 p.m. Tbe Agency'• Clolhing Barnett, parcel, Letart. Bank II lOcated in the old · ~rie J . Manuel to Jolin Beta Sigma P,hi Sorority, 7:30 Have your evenlnt meal cheaper than you can Hilh School Building in · D. , Janice M. Lisl e, Lol, Tueaday, Columbus and Soulhern Ohio Eleclric Co. Dwblre. Syracuse. eat at home. (No tipping adds up to even Keith E. Goble dec. 1o Opal Cultural report on com· Tbe &JmaH. Goble, Cert. of , Trani., mSaunication by Carolyn greater savings) Bv Uaited PrHI Pomeroy. tterfleld and Judy CrOO.~..;, lJIMed Prell bltenllillaal Opal H. Goble to C. L. CHES'mR COUNCIL 3Z3, Today II Tuelday, Sept. 21, Wharton, Neil Wharton, Daughters of America, ' tbe llllllh day~ 1976 with 101 . Daniel E. Tbomp!IOR, Par· meeting at , 8 Tuesday. to follow. cell, Middleport. Charter will ~ draped in '!be moon Ia between Ita Opal H. Goble to C. L. memory to Helen Boatrflbt laitl quM11r ilnd lull phases. Wharton, Nell Wharton, . wllh members to wear white. The morning stara are Daniel E. TbomJIIIOII, Lo1 42, Quarterly birthdays to be . TOPPERS MAD 1111 . Ia . . . over IIIMil IIIk Salim ud Jupiter. Middleport. · oblerved; potluck refrelb.. lublaa lle'WI beca- 1ky banal pua. ne Jaeb1 '1111 evenilllltarl are Mer· Garold BayH, Alldra Edna menta. add to tbe verullllt7 of allo dreuelt ap nntPt cury, Vem11 and Man. Hayes to Garold Hayea; dn •hi· Here a l(ldUed · 1'- bam 011 tbil date are Audra Edna Hay•, Parcel, WEDNESDAY pull ar alaDC tiered llllrt, . under tbe lien of VIrgo. Bedford. . AMERICAN LEGION bllell •Ilk Jaellet •Ctlped Ill eolon of )'tar eblfae, Each Ia a complete meal Including hot bread, Eqllah aullior and Carl W. Billlllm, llltue M. AUJ:IIIary, Feeney·Bennett with laid llnad ud qed De~lllned by Jean-Nee! hiltGrlanH.G.Welll-bom , Billllam to Dana Hoffman, Po8t 1218, 8:30 dinner wilh with .... ud 111m bnld Halo far Ule Sllr of Slam. french fried potatoes, and the do It yourself an Sept. 21, 18116. Gertrude Hollman, .01198 Leglonnaire1, 7:30 rneellntl. Oa tbilllay in hialliry: acre, .0472 acre, Olive • Girl State delegalel and their . ' Ill 1.,., Ita royal family Orange. mothers ID be gu•la wilh lhe salad bar or fresh cole slaw. depatld, France became a Samuel Roe Homan to ·delegates' ID report. Field repabllc. Franklin Shiltz, Bertha aervlce pins wll1 be awarded.· .. • , lblllnl..ocluful Sbllb, 8 acr~~, C'.olamble. POMEROY Women's NO COUPONS NECESSARY AI trts qc, 111011Mo VIrginia Burdette, otbo OriiUan Temperance Unl011, 1J llalillllllllllr Ill 46 11'1111 BurdtUe to Ed11erd N. 2 p. m. Wedliuday, 11 lhe Mon., Tuts., Wid.& s.t.-f:30tJI.S:OO • tile ltNell of ~. Burdette, Cherole A. Bur- Pomeroy United Melhodiat Ojlen: THURSDAY tiL12 NOON . ..... n ,. dellaned and delle, Lots, Middleport. Church. Enjoy your meal in Wt "' Qllrlll ead rr.t CUffGrd LonaeneUe, Mery , POMI!lROv" • Middleport Sun. thru Thur. llla";rll. L. I..onctnette to Jaellll L. Uons Club, Wednelday nocin, It • Ill •tmeled • Lwllf~IIAnbJ. t.u.llford, , Meigalnn, All !loiii'Uiiecl'lO 10:~ a.m. ID '0:00 p.m. , . . . . !lire ldlled bJ a PUillli, Olive. · allend. · bWdr• wlddl hlu..llhe Rot..rt C. Hartanbach, OHIO VALLEY Com. & Saturday CGIIII: ol Nelr Enlllnd8hii'IJf, Frtda E. Bac:banan manclry 24, 7:30 p. m, Wed· Ia llfl, tile ltnall etal to JGIIII Weill, Jr., 8 neaday at the Pomeroy 10:00 Lm•.ID 12:00 p. CIGIIflnlld otnnall-bom ICI'II, Olive. Masonic Temple. All air 773-5Sf2 Hennan qi'ilte MMcMI, W. Ya. Alfnd KJeeln&ir u Glldlne Newlun lo Harold knighla and officent urged 1o V.I. --.ry of llate. Newlun, Parcel, OUve. attend. Plans made 1m 7 ' W.ELCH'S G,A.PE J.ELtY ORJA .. M&M FUN SIZE ·-. )' '; ' I, ' ' I ·~ . > , .., , ' LB. 24 oz. .. SLAB BACON B1l ·NESTLES Oun< ' POTATOES CHEF BOY·AR·DEE DOUBLE CHEESE PIZZA 280Z. ONIO_ NS l . SYRUP 24 OZ. BR. gg~. CEREAL FridaJ W/C W/C 35 3 LB. BAG I • 0~ BOX · 89~ W/C Coupon Expires Sepl. 25 -Twin City Gateway \ J LlJJ''''!" HEFTY LAWN BAGS 10 CT. PKG .. $1·~,9 ' \ Coupon Expires Sept. 25 Twin City Gateway ' ' COUP':_'~ DISHWASHER ALL LOG CABIN 49~ .,,. YELLOW BOX 18 OZ. BOX 20 LB. BAG Pizza Mix $ 09 NO. 105 LB. WHITE CAN $1.35 $1.35 09 U. S. NO. 1 59 2 LB. . L&$159 CUBE STEAK CHUNK BOLOGNA ·KOSHER SPEARS, POLISH SPEARS OR NO GARLIC SPEARS I LB. $}39 BONELESS . . ( LASIC . PICKLES-~· s.r ( TIP STEAK CAN·DY 120Z. · . 99·~ PKG. FRIDM .UNJIL .8 PM MASON FURNITURE LB. $p9 BONELESS SIRLOIN WEDNESDAY lHRU THURSDAY AFTER 5:00 PM ONLY SEPT. 221HRU SEPT. 23 . ROLL~D RU.MP ROAST JAR displar BIG BEEF. PLATTER FISH FILET PLATTER BONELESS 2LB. . ..."'.. ... . Coupon Expires Sept. 25 Twin City Gateway I \ W/C �~:::::t;:w.-»r<««<"«--;.::w~~-:-;~.-m;~~m#».~~-;-;.«.-::~~&~?W?WWA11'$1.1 IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, I'IIOIAU DIVISION MilOS COUNTY , OHIO IN THE MATTER OF SET · TLI!MEN T OF ACCOUNTS , PROBATE COUR T , MEIGS COUNTY OHIO • ' Accaun fs and vouchers of the follow ing n•med flduc llr iK ha ve bun fUtd In tht Probate Court, Me l gl Polly's Pointers Reader allerKic to ru/;Jber-backed rug County, Ohio. tor approval end settlement : CASE NO . 20, m Seventh Annua l Account of Fnnk W. Porter , Jr ., Trustee Under Item V of th e Last Will and Ttslomen t of Jane Loutu 0 . Smith , Dtcuse d. CASE NO . 20 ,199 Sixth Annuat A«ount of Pou t D. ,Stuergeon , Guard ton of Glor lo M . Sturgeon , Kothleen K . Today 's Treasures By Pj)LLY'IIl'KOBLEM DEAR POLLY I ho pe tomeonecansuggeatawaylo removeanodorfrommyn"" rubber backed kitchen carpet. I am 11lerglc to it. Sturgeon , John D. Sturgeon , All lhr ·~Pout v. sturgeon. cwtght E . er ee mon .... , it is lUll sturgton . and Mar v L . about aa bad as when new, SturQeon , m inors. tho""" have three CASE NO. 21.3< 6 First even . _ •. we Annual Account of Bernard V. fans blowing On it night arid Fultz , E ..cu tor of the Estate day and plenty of ventllaUon. of And ers on 8 . ~ l bbl e, oectased . Damp weather makes It even CASE NO . 20.<71 second. worse. This carpet ws glued Annu Acco un t of MiH fha d Could be ,._ 1 Childs , Trustee under the Last . own. II ""' g ue Will and Testament of Bertte that smells? N. Watts, Oeceastd. M P"' the CASE NO , 2t 11<2 First and Y •• peeve concerns Final Account of te te M . perfume IIIII Ia added lo Buzzard. Adm ttill tratr iK of 108"" and many COIIIIleUca the Estatt of Vanden w. ,... But,ard, Deceased . that are ruined by Its Ule. Wa CASE NO . 21,758 First and can obtain perfume in ~Cents Final Acc ount of Thomas L. U1t and Moore , E.ec~tor ol the Estate we e Ule it as desired. of James R ' Eads . Deceased ' .TROUBLE. CASE NO . 21,660 First and D'"'u IN TROUBLE Final Account of Rose s. """" · Rey Qolds. EKecu trtK of th e Tbe carpet ciMMn I 1poke Estate ol Lucinda Dent5 , wllb bad UIUe adm lo offer Deceased . · · CASE NO . 21 ,661 First and IJid llld II coUld be bllckbll, Final Accoun t of Ond lne ftben bllbe carpet llleU or Scholl, E ..cutrlx of the Estate l~e •lae. Prelei~IIODII of Genevieve E . Saxton , • Deceased . clelllen ud illllllllen have a CASE NO . 21.130 First and .a~-.o~---(f _,_..,. ___ ~ Final Account of Charlotte A . ........,...... onm.... ,_ .... Brown , Extcutrlx ot the Ita ue mtpl COYer IP aie Estate of Marcia I . Harring . odGI' bill wRid 1101 ellmlvU. ton , Deceased. Unless exceptions are ttlod II. Have yoa IJIOkl!ll with lbe thereto, sold accounts will be firm tbal .ta•talled yo11r for hearing belore said Court carpel11 --u oaly on••-1 on the 20th day of October, L"UUJU --..~ 1976, ot which time said oc. lllal yaa lry (lnl Ill u fa. counts will be conlldtred and eoalplcuoa1 . 1pol lln1) · cont inued from day to day until finally disposed of. 1praybl• · wllh lbal well Anv person lnt.,rested may kDon bouebold 1pny ~-1 lite written uceptlons to sold · ..,. accounts or to matters per. ellmiMtH bOGHbold odon. talnlng tO the e.ecutton of the . U U)'OIIt llu IOived neb a trust . not ltll than f i ve days """"lem do lei u kaow. _ prior · to the datt Sl!f for .,._ hearing . , . , POLLY, rn warer ana added this mtnure to the final rinae water when wa.shlnc my drapn. They came out the beauUful blue desired and I bung them while damp dry. 1 feel sun this wll1 have lo be repeated In two or three months but It is very ineJpenSive and euy lo do. - BARBARA F. . DEAR POLLY - A good Up for travelers is to 1111aar petroleum Jelly on the front parts of the car ~ra, crille~ and ao on. 'lben lhoae nasty bugs will wipe riglll off. - JULIA. DEAR POLLY - My Dad hanp his tools on the wall in the garage. To keep traCk of them, be baa traCed around each 011e. He knows if 011e is mlulnc or where they are to be rehung, when anyone is finiahed llling them. - MISS G. S. Tole painting teacher ~tarted hobby when 11 ByJeullarMI with the p!lint or buy paint . "There are a lot ol books on with it already mbed ln. how to do tole painting W.W. believes In patterns for beginners and mOlt of her (japannin&l but you learn how by doing 1.1." paUems are traced on Uasue Tills is what Wanda W., 1 Jlllper and then transferred to teacher of the decoraUve art, ·the piece Wtth graphite or told ua recently. challt:. "I don'l Ulte stencils," Now in her ~. abe started abe declared. painting when abe n~ 11 After the decoration is years old and became in- completed, seal lt with two terested in decorating Un coats of clear uUn vamllh. object& about 20 years ago. Wbe dry, abe wullll it uainC Since thai time abe baa steel wool and paste wu. "I taught many peraon11o enjoy use a very fine grade of steel the craft and her work Ia thai wool." of a profeallonal. Several years ago, the Ws. So many beginning moved from Noel, Mo., to fier students think that it Ia a hometown in southern talent but when they discover ~· She had an anUqlles the variety of bruah Jtrokes shop in Noel. Although abe no and how 1o apply aha ding by a longer baa her shop ab~ and double loadlnc a bruah they her hlllband "do about four discover that Japannin& Ia a or five shows a year." technique, not a talent, and Their small .house, circa they can leam, abe explained. · 1942, is filled with beauUful Preparation of the piece to and simple pieces of Colonial be painted (if it's an old one) furniabings. Movins her hand is very important. U the paint ·over a mellow aalinY piece of is in bad cond!Uon, you will pine, abe ezplained. want to remove II with paint "When I first started or vamilh remover, abe ald. collecllng, I went overboard When it Ia clean, waab with on Victorian. But after a soapy water and rinse with year, I discovered I couldn't vinegar. 1be Un can be live with it. I was a sanded with a fine grade of homemaker, not a sand paper if necessary. bouaewife," "I've found It important 1o So, abe began again, Ibis use a rust-preventive metal llnle collecllng the simple enamel for the first coaL The lines that we~ easy to care next two coats of color are a for and live with. seml.gloss enamel and each It was this aame il!terest in coat is allowed to dry the Colonial period that led thorougbiy, I let II dry at least her to a collection of Un. "An 24 hours ~een coats," abe. old piece of Un just does me said. ln. I'm Just thrilled to death Those who want their piece when f find one," she conto hive a bronEed appearance cluded. can mix bronzing powder I An offer not to be refused *: • • II)' 8TEPIIEN MOIU\OW LIMA, Peru (UPI) - The godfathers in the Kremlln have apparently IDide the Peruvian lir for~ generals " an offer they couldn't relule" in the lilt of the tint Sovlel war p~ to a Latin American country other than CUbll. The ""protlpeC""""' live purclwe by Peru of 38 Soviet SUD jet ftabter-bomben Ia callling political tremors lhruu!lhout the western bemitphere from Washington to Santiago, Ollie. But ecoaomlca, not politics, appears to be the dedt1ing factor, . according to oblerven here. · The "sorry shape" of Peru's air force and Its acute shortage of foreian exchange baa made the R~n terms of aale almDII trresisUble to lhe Peruvian generals, the 90Ul'ceS said. A communique Issued recenlly by the lir forces streued thai "acqubilions are beinc made lr!liD Britain, the Uniled States, France and the Soviet Uni~. purely 1o replace obeolele material, and without any warUke Intentions." Previously, Foreign Minisler Joae de Ia Puente Radbill said that all four = • Parents honored Meigs Property Transfers Social Calendar EFFECTIVE SEPT. 21 THRU SEPT. 25 CIJWltrte. had been liked lo Britain 1r France could COIIIII ': make otfen to modfmlla the up wllh. 'l1le hilbelt prllle .. menUoned here II f212· : lir force. miUiGD for 38 Jell deliveretl'ill ~ Informed llllln. llid the hltchu ~ 12 over lhrtl : "'rwian lir fcrce'• oab' yean, cr about f'l miWM per' : modern war planta-a ICCin ~. ' A ()( Ft encb MlrllfBI bllve had 'l1le price Includes COlliurious maintenance (I'Oblema and ._ thin half plicatad, cosily ground :: can be made alnntrllty. The support ayatem• and tha rat ~ Ita plann, moatly ta'ml include a two-yaar ·.::. Britilb HunterBawken and grace period and then yaara .: U.S. Flee, are :10 yean old, to PlY· ace«ddng to 101111 ': IIUffer rrom metal ladcue, IIOIII'tel, whlcb lllrell that the .. and cmatltute a meOace to Sovleta are determined ID gel • a loot in the South Amerlcaii .: the pilot on every ru,ht. 'The ohlervn here beUen door ind may even lower '(; ; the Soviet olfer far ll1ll'J)Utle8 · their Jl'lces. Even at cuh . on the ! · anything the United States, barrelhead, rr million is 1. , good price for a modem ..:: warplane. '!be U.S. NavyJ'I'::: new Tomcat colts fl4 : mUllon; U.S. Air Forot "' Phantom& coli about fliJ : mll11011, and lhe lalell U.S.· " made Northrop F.5s and ..:: French Mirages run high in • Franklin B. Conaway , the aeven figures these daya :· Cbllllcolhe, bu been elected even though lhey are smaller : 10 a three year term as a and slower than lhe Soviet ': trllllee of the Ohio Hislorlcal Sima. : Society to represent IOUib- llepcrts of the purcbaae ~ eaatem Ohio. Mr, Conaway upset the New York bankers ~ was elected at the Soci~'a with whom Peruvianl had : annual meeting Friday been negotiating a $200 : evening at the Ohio Historical mll11011loan ID tide them over : Center in Columbua. to 19'71 without defaulting 011 • Conaway waa originally their heavy load of fcrelgn : appointed to the Board in 1m obligatlonl. .: to complete an unexpired However, the Peruvians ~ term. He received the Juris have managed to Wl8\lllge • Doctor ·Degree from Ohio ·lhese worries, by pointing out .: Northern Univeraity in 1968 that no foreign currency need • and Is currently the be spent on the deal untl11978, ,;: ExecuUve vice-president of by which time they ezpect to ~ · Btewer and Brewer Sons, hive new copper mlltes in • Inc. of Cbllllcotbe. ~atlon which will put their •~ Other truatees elected at balance of payment& in the : Friday's meeting Include: blaCk. Dr. Virginia Platt, Bowling Also worried are U.S. "' Green; James Kaval, policy makers in W8shlngton, ~ Cleveland; James Mollica, who fear a , new Soviet : Columbus and W. · Joseph foothold In Latin America, ;: Debner of Cincinnati. and the riglltwing mllitary .. The Board of Truatees met governments of Peru's : after the annual meeting to ·neighbors, parUcularly Chile, ": elect their officers for the wbo · .think the new planea :: coming year. James Kava! may alter the balance of : was elected president, power in South America. ... Charles Hogan, CinclnnaU, Some observers here feel :: vice·president; . James both worr.les are ~ Mollica, treasurer and Fred exaggerated. Arms sales ;: Milligan, Weslerville, legal hive been an uncertain aide • council. Dr. Tliolnas Smith to diplomacy, .as MOIICOW : waa re-elected u aea:elary to discovered In Egypt. And 36 ,: the board and society modern warplanes conaUtute : director and Charle1 Pratt only one third the : was re-elected as associate complement of a large U.S. • director. aircraft carrier. ~ ' Open l;ves. Ti19:00 . . We Accept federal Food Stamps Conaway elected to board DEAR POLLY - I Wtejlto be COIIIIanlly annoyed by people lmocking on my door II Inconvenient times, 10 I taped a note to It that aaya "No sale~~~~e~~, llflllclton ... peddlera, pleue... This baa certainly aolved the problem. -MARY N. DEAR POLLY - I conUnue to 111e broken or iom houaebold sponges by en· Plans for the anriuai Christ· dDIIIn& them in terry cloth mas party for the Meip and maybe rtllllWIII or the elida of wom towela. I HWthem.by Gallla County cblldren at the hand, llling I strong lbreld. Gallia County Cbildren'i Home were discUIIed at a '!be family 11tea them for car washing particularly. recent meeting of. the Meigs MRS. L.P .K. . . M ...NNtNG D. WEBSTER County Children's Home DEAR POLLY - I bad JUD(;E Citizens Committee. Polly wDI lelld yea el COMMON PLEAS COURT , some white washable PROBATE DIVISION , Next meeting of the group "peac•y" . lballk·y•• draperie1 banging ai a large •er . MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO _.,. Ideal lw frullq ... was aet for 11:30 a.m. at the picture window in my silting plume Ia yoar family Pomeroy United Melhodill (91 2t, ttc room, where I wanted to Cburch on Oct. U and ,..... change the predominate color 1ICl'llpbeN, If llle annex; homemade ice WEDNESDAY laverlle PoiUer, Pee"" er repreaentaUves from each to blue. I remembered I'IWiellllaller etlmDL WrtR RACINE FIREMEN cream, aoup, hot dogs, sloppy organisation in the county are bearing that I liquid bluing joes, pies, cakes, coffee, soft P!llly'• P*lerl 1a care o1 Wednesday, 8 p.m. at fire aaked lo attend. NOTICE OF . would dye dotbel blue if too drinks. APPOINTMENT station. IIIII aewapaper. CueNo. 2rtu mueb of It waa Wled. I \Jaed SUNDAY MElGS ATHLETIC •••••• of Wlllllm Grttory one part bluing to three parts HOMECOMING · AT . Mlddleswart Dtceued. Boosters meeting, 7:30 p.m. Notice Is hereby "iven that Mlnenville United Methodist Wedneaday al Meigs High William Mlddleswart of Port . School. 'Everyooe interested Church Sunday beginning lend, Ohio, t1 11 been dul , Mr. and Mrs. James Sbeeta IPPOinttd Admlnlttraror 0~ in any alhleUc program in the with Sunday school, 9 un. fht Eltttt of William Gregor and worship sen ice, 10. eatertalnedSalunlay evening district is uked lo attend. , Mlddtnwart deceased , lltt 0~ Bakaet d!Mer at noon with wllh a IUI'pl'ise d!Mer party Mtlfll County. Ohio. THURSDAY Creditors are requIred to a!temoon program at 1:30 honoring her parenb, Mr. WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION · featuring file their claims wft, 1114 musical groups, and Mrs. Harold Lohse, fiduciary within ttlrte months Middleport First United "Light" and ' 'Gospel~," Pomeroy on their 4oth Dated this 2nd day of Sep : Presbyterian Olurch, 6:30 tembtr ) 1t76. Vienna, W.Va. Rev. and Mrs. .Wedding anniversary. Mannino 0 . Webster " TUESDAY potluCk supper with members Weodell stuUer of NeiaonAttending were Jim IAiise, Judge CHESlER COUNCIL m, to l.akea covered dish. Group ville, former area resident, now !!"?dated wilh WKRC Court of Common PI ell ·~ 0a ,..._ f 1 members to be hlllllesses. {9) , , Probate Dlvlslori 7 14 21 '' Glenn E. VauceloJulbiaG. ' "...-• 0 America, wtll . Mrs. Richard Rupe and will be ·preaent. Public in- Radio m.ClnclnnaU and his · wife, Michelle, Clncllinau; McGee, Gladys E. McGee, meet atl p.m. Tutlda;r at lllll daughter, Lori, to speak on vited. HOMECOMING SUNDAY . Jobn Lobae and hll fiance, "The Insurance Store" · PUBLIC NOTICE 1.72 acre, RuUand. . , ,ball in <llelller. Tbe charter miB!IiOn ' AI · •• AT Eagle Ridge Community !tfary Beth Zak, Cleveland, SHERIFF' S SALE Carol Jean Wolfe, Ifarold will be draped in memOry~ . . S ID , riCa and Complete • MIIGS COUNTY COURT Edward Wolfe to Regina Helen Boatright and all arUfacls from lhere. Church. Sunday school, 10 and the Sheets children, Insurance Service •' ~E~I~ 'D. LEE Hudaon Swift, lOis, Mid- members are liked lo wear . ~::ons by Mrs. Myron a.m.; basket dinner at noon. Jared and Aaron. A dozeR Special singing by Bisaell yellow roses were )ll'ellellted. TERRY MC CARTY dleport wbfte. Quarterly bJrtbdaya ' CASE NO . S· C 1601 • -'" be ob1e1 ed and pot! "" CARD PARTY Th·'-'· Pursuant to on e.ecullon Regina Hudson Swift, Dana ww • u... ...... y, Brothers and 4lhers at af. to lhe honored couple. losued .bv .the Meigs Countv D. Swift to Regina Hudaon refrelbmenla will be .~~ned. 7:30 p.m. at Sacred Heart temooa aervlce; public inCourt 1n the above named · S if D · Olurcb----'byCalhollc vited. cue,! wilt offer for sate on the w I, . ana Swift, lots, AREA VO.LUNTEER ....... wornen:-:--Ciub-.Prizes and front steps pf the Courthouse Mldd'nt<M't. r .n; Michael Nelson, Pamela • Pomeroy. Clhio, on the 2pd day • Robert N ~"~•• Lola E and Emergency Alln. refresbmenb. Admissi~ ~. ·oiOctober 1976at IO :OOo'ctock ' "".... .., • me_.. 7""·-'· Ramsey, Wilma Sprague, AM the following goods and Clark to JaCk F. Kine; Joanlll• '"" p.m. •-Y REVIVAL UNDERWAY Mulne Steele, Su11n Chottets · ..,_ I u ...... __.,_ at Tuppers Plalnl Com· 1969 Chtvroltt Biscayne , · - · (111'1:1 • .,..,...,• ....,, throagb Sept. 218 at White's Btlzer Medleal Cealer Williams. -dr. Black hts va Engine, FranllG.Baraoii,.AMra M. manit)' BaiL!Iog wllb Orqe Chapel Wesleyan Church, !DIIebarcee, Sept. It) 214 E. Main (Birlbl, 8epL 21) Sharon Boaecutter. Karen :."~:;"",'.';.rin;:a~!~~f''~~: AIBunoavlraMtoBFranll Gl7. 7Buraon, ~n: !uire~ Coolville, with Rev. Donald Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Wallace, 1l<69911t59625 • 111'1011, • acres, Howard, Zanesville, as Brown, Juanita Call, James aon, Gallipolla; Mr. and Mrs. Carla Saelent, : Dennis emeqency ptriiOIIIIellnviled. apeaker and lpecial muaic Cocbfan, Sr., Cbarle1 FOIIer, ''QUALITY and Robert Donnally, son, taken as ttte propertY of Terry Saelen1, Joan Tewksbary, Relresbments by boll groap. and aonga .to be featured eacli Robert Fruth II, Brenda SERVICE" McCarty to satisfy an G•lllpoUs: Mr. and Mrs. Tom GROUP II, Middleport evening at 7:30. .txec:utlon in favor of lewis 0 . Robert TewUhlry to Carl 0. George, Kathryn Hall, SUu · Ruaell, 1011, GaWpolll; Mr. Llf . Gilmore, loll, Middleport. First United Prubyterian Hamilton, Leona Ifampbl, and Mrs. Paul Boggs, aon, Terms: C11~ til hand . Rutirford Sellen, dec., to Church, 7:30 Tuesday at the SAnJRDAY Mrs. Randy Halfield and ROBERT C. HARTENBACH Carrie E. Sellerl, Laurence home of Mrs. Eddie Burkett, FESTIVAL, beginning 4 daugbler, William Jolmaon, Welialon. SHERIFF , MEIGS COUNTY ' E. Sellm, cert. lor trans., wllh Mrs. Karl Owena co- p.m. Saturday at Clifton, W. Michelle Meaige,, Ricky OHIO Sullon. hostess. Devotloils by Mrs. Va., United Metbodist Church Metheny, Lisa Mlll,r, (91 21 , ltc June Wicltenbam, Com. to James Buchanan, Bible study · Lena Gulh, dec. to KaUe from Book 2, Qlapter 2 and Gulh, loll, Pomeroy. lhanlt offering to be taken. · 11; •• Jerry L. Joblllon, Sbaroa VIETNAM Veterana Nighl ' J'REI!! CLOTHING DAY F. Jolllllon lo Fern S. Stanfor members and non. .!t The Gallla·Maiga ComlllldtJ Action Agency will llbury, .0031 ·acre, RuUand. members of Drew Webster hold lilt Free Clolblni Day for · Luda Amott, affidavit, Post 39 American Legion ~·· Tuesday,8p. m. atpoathome , low Income perJOIII 011 'Ibun- Letart. Luda Amott to Bertha in Pomeroy. daJ, &tpt. :II from 9 a.m. until XI GAMMA Mu Chapter, 2 p.m. Tbe Agency'• Clolhing Barnett, parcel, Letart. Bank II lOcated in the old · ~rie J . Manuel to Jolin Beta Sigma P,hi Sorority, 7:30 Have your evenlnt meal cheaper than you can Hilh School Building in · D. , Janice M. Lisl e, Lol, Tueaday, Columbus and Soulhern Ohio Eleclric Co. Dwblre. Syracuse. eat at home. (No tipping adds up to even Keith E. Goble dec. 1o Opal Cultural report on com· Tbe &JmaH. Goble, Cert. of , Trani., mSaunication by Carolyn greater savings) Bv Uaited PrHI Pomeroy. tterfleld and Judy CrOO.~..;, lJIMed Prell bltenllillaal Opal H. Goble to C. L. CHES'mR COUNCIL 3Z3, Today II Tuelday, Sept. 21, Wharton, Neil Wharton, Daughters of America, ' tbe llllllh day~ 1976 with 101 . Daniel E. Tbomp!IOR, Par· meeting at , 8 Tuesday. to follow. cell, Middleport. Charter will ~ draped in '!be moon Ia between Ita Opal H. Goble to C. L. memory to Helen Boatrflbt laitl quM11r ilnd lull phases. Wharton, Nell Wharton, . wllh members to wear white. The morning stara are Daniel E. TbomJIIIOII, Lo1 42, Quarterly birthdays to be . TOPPERS MAD 1111 . Ia . . . over IIIMil IIIk Salim ud Jupiter. Middleport. · oblerved; potluck refrelb.. lublaa lle'WI beca- 1ky banal pua. ne Jaeb1 '1111 evenilllltarl are Mer· Garold BayH, Alldra Edna menta. add to tbe verullllt7 of allo dreuelt ap nntPt cury, Vem11 and Man. Hayes to Garold Hayea; dn •hi· Here a l(ldUed · 1'- bam 011 tbil date are Audra Edna Hay•, Parcel, WEDNESDAY pull ar alaDC tiered llllrt, . under tbe lien of VIrgo. Bedford. . AMERICAN LEGION bllell •Ilk Jaellet •Ctlped Ill eolon of )'tar eblfae, Each Ia a complete meal Including hot bread, Eqllah aullior and Carl W. Billlllm, llltue M. AUJ:IIIary, Feeney·Bennett with laid llnad ud qed De~lllned by Jean-Nee! hiltGrlanH.G.Welll-bom , Billllam to Dana Hoffman, Po8t 1218, 8:30 dinner wilh with .... ud 111m bnld Halo far Ule Sllr of Slam. french fried potatoes, and the do It yourself an Sept. 21, 18116. Gertrude Hollman, .01198 Leglonnaire1, 7:30 rneellntl. Oa tbilllay in hialliry: acre, .0472 acre, Olive • Girl State delegalel and their . ' Ill 1.,., Ita royal family Orange. mothers ID be gu•la wilh lhe salad bar or fresh cole slaw. depatld, France became a Samuel Roe Homan to ·delegates' ID report. Field repabllc. Franklin Shiltz, Bertha aervlce pins wll1 be awarded.· .. • , lblllnl..ocluful Sbllb, 8 acr~~, C'.olamble. POMEROY Women's NO COUPONS NECESSARY AI trts qc, 111011Mo VIrginia Burdette, otbo OriiUan Temperance Unl011, 1J llalillllllllllr Ill 46 11'1111 BurdtUe to Ed11erd N. 2 p. m. Wedliuday, 11 lhe Mon., Tuts., Wid.& s.t.-f:30tJI.S:OO • tile ltNell of ~. Burdette, Cherole A. Bur- Pomeroy United Melhodiat Ojlen: THURSDAY tiL12 NOON . ..... n ,. dellaned and delle, Lots, Middleport. Church. Enjoy your meal in Wt "' Qllrlll ead rr.t CUffGrd LonaeneUe, Mery , POMI!lROv" • Middleport Sun. thru Thur. llla";rll. L. I..onctnette to Jaellll L. Uons Club, Wednelday nocin, It • Ill •tmeled • Lwllf~IIAnbJ. t.u.llford, , Meigalnn, All !loiii'Uiiecl'lO 10:~ a.m. ID '0:00 p.m. , . . . . !lire ldlled bJ a PUillli, Olive. · allend. · bWdr• wlddl hlu..llhe Rot..rt C. Hartanbach, OHIO VALLEY Com. & Saturday CGIIII: ol Nelr Enlllnd8hii'IJf, Frtda E. Bac:banan manclry 24, 7:30 p. m, Wed· Ia llfl, tile ltnall etal to JGIIII Weill, Jr., 8 neaday at the Pomeroy 10:00 Lm•.ID 12:00 p. CIGIIflnlld otnnall-bom ICI'II, Olive. Masonic Temple. All air 773-5Sf2 Hennan qi'ilte MMcMI, W. Ya. Alfnd KJeeln&ir u Glldlne Newlun lo Harold knighla and officent urged 1o V.I. --.ry of llate. Newlun, Parcel, OUve. attend. Plans made 1m 7 ' W.ELCH'S G,A.PE J.ELtY ORJA .. M&M FUN SIZE ·-. )' '; ' I, ' ' I ·~ . > , .., , ' LB. 24 oz. .. SLAB BACON B1l ·NESTLES Oun< ' POTATOES CHEF BOY·AR·DEE DOUBLE CHEESE PIZZA 280Z. ONIO_ NS l . SYRUP 24 OZ. BR. gg~. CEREAL FridaJ W/C W/C 35 3 LB. BAG I • 0~ BOX · 89~ W/C Coupon Expires Sepl. 25 -Twin City Gateway \ J LlJJ''''!" HEFTY LAWN BAGS 10 CT. PKG .. $1·~,9 ' \ Coupon Expires Sept. 25 Twin City Gateway ' ' COUP':_'~ DISHWASHER ALL LOG CABIN 49~ .,,. YELLOW BOX 18 OZ. BOX 20 LB. BAG Pizza Mix $ 09 NO. 105 LB. WHITE CAN $1.35 $1.35 09 U. S. NO. 1 59 2 LB. . L&$159 CUBE STEAK CHUNK BOLOGNA ·KOSHER SPEARS, POLISH SPEARS OR NO GARLIC SPEARS I LB. $}39 BONELESS . . ( LASIC . PICKLES-~· s.r ( TIP STEAK CAN·DY 120Z. · . 99·~ PKG. FRIDM .UNJIL .8 PM MASON FURNITURE LB. $p9 BONELESS SIRLOIN WEDNESDAY lHRU THURSDAY AFTER 5:00 PM ONLY SEPT. 221HRU SEPT. 23 . ROLL~D RU.MP ROAST JAR displar BIG BEEF. PLATTER FISH FILET PLATTER BONELESS 2LB. . ..."'.. ... . Coupon Expires Sept. 25 Twin City Gateway I \ W/C �. S ,. ,M . Publlcotlon . o........ -. ...,..., 'Ill .. ,.._ U•k-1 ' " ' " ' Ntlrt, latCllttra. A•Miolstrohro, or Alaltll ef MINI A. MMro, •liM k-ft II Hilt! Mrrt JttNrt1 Dtctoltd. -et A Deltolnls. . No. 21.114 NOTICI 1Y I'UILICATIOII ON KNOWN AND UNKNOWN OII'INDAIITI To: Dorothy Roberts, whose lilt Mnown lddrHS Wll R. D. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio; CltriiiCI Swauger, whose laat knOwn · w11 AI bony, OhiO ; Mlrlon Moore, Jr ,, Ch1rtes · · Arthur Donold Moore, Mooro, IUnzo John MOore, ·~drn• ~re, G1rntt Moore, Fred -re. Hlnnlh Rtlbtl, 1110 known n Henneh Moore, Mery ·J . Sapp , also known 11 Miry J1ne Moore 1110 known •• Mtrv Sapp Archer, ansle . Chtallttm, Jtltlt McGuire. Renzo M.oore , Jr·,, H1ttli Ebersbach , Millard Jeflers, WhOit lddrtUII trt unknown: tht unknown spau .. s, -heirs, deville&; 1eg1tees, •••cutors, ld· mlnlstntars or ettignl of H1ze1 A. Moore. M1r1on Moore, Jr ., Charles Moore, ~I trill co thtt acct~tltd ~obllcotlon. Iefort correc - ttlt right to edit or reject tn't' left ltttlonel. will nat be more thin Insertion , deemed '.IILIND -ADS Additional 25c Charge ·ptr Advertisemen t. OFFICE HOURS 1:30 o.m. to 5:00 p.m. Dally, 1:30 a.'m. to 12 :00 Neon Saturday . ' Phone today 992-2156. · NOTICES ATTN .: 11 ALL HOUSEWIVES All Yard S1les, Rummage , Porch and B11em•1:1t Porch lhd Basement SIIU, etc. must be peld In advance. Get voura In early by stopping bv our office 1t The Da lly S.entlnel, 1H Court St . or writing Box 729, Pomeroy , Oh io <15769 with your remittance . THE RACINE Fire Deportment will have a gun ahoot Saturdo'f' at 6:30 p.m. ot their building In 8alhan.- SiiOOM Rftt Cerarrilcs. Tuppers Plain•, Ohio, Opening Sept. 13th. Oa11es Monday 7 to )0, Tuesday, 9 to 12, 7 Ia 10: Thu,..day, I to 4, 7 to 10. Dl•· count to ttnlor citizens. Coli (61•4) 667-3252, Paulino Oont ~;u;6~~-203, Porkenburg, W. GUARANTEED JOBS·LOCAIION . STARTING poy $361.20 single: $477.30 married . Arm' Recruitingor , 385-6318. Call collect-(614) 593-3022, 1:1 special. regular $24.95 now $19.95. OHor ..plros Oct. 7, 1976. P.han• m-:u1o. me and G.ne's Garage is now in -ollon. Mechanic and body . work . North S.Cond StrHt in Bran- 1976 AMC HORNET 13"5 · Sporlabout, 6 cyl., automatic, power stoerlng, deluxe . equipment, whitewall tires. luggage rack, dark green finish. itSS lltan 9;000 miles. Showroom clean . 1974 CHEV. MONTE CARLO · $4195 Landau. local owner, block, black vinyl top. black _Bu<:ket swivel seats, radio and tape, air, p. steering and brakes, lilt whtel, power windows, nice, nice . 1974 DATSUN . . $2295 2102 door. local car, 4 spoed trans .• ~.200 miles. good tires. dark Green finish, reel economy. CKIRDI low miloago, $1395. Phone 1970 Buick Riviera , gaod condlGlen Bl..ell, 9~9-2801 or 9•9- . tion , new tires, $900 . Phone For the Syracuse area. Earn extra spending money and Y1lu1ble prizes. Call 2860. ' 7~2-2796 . 1971 HORNET 1 6 cyl., automatic , 1975 MONTE CARLO , automatic , $700. Phone 985-3597. power st..rlng, power 'broket , air conditioning, AM radio and 1969 Dodge Swinger , ~ . ~ 1tereo, rally whHls, will sell speed. 9•9-244) or 949-2432. reaJQnable. Phone 992-7036. (614) 992-21" 1967 ONE-HALF ian pickup , 6 cylinder standard g<KXf condl· The Dai~ Sentinel tion , asking $650. Call evon· ings , 7"2·3081. WILL [)() odd jabs, noaflng, pain· ling, hauling, ~~ work, and 197~ CUTLASS Oldsmobile for sole: oxcellont condition , 30,000mllos. Phanem-5852. 1970 PlYMOUTH Duster, 2 daai, 318 standard shift, good iandl· mowing. Phone m -7409. POMEROY,O. locally tion , Phone 9..,_27u . owned. $650; also, now 1976 Ford pickup , f . 100 Explorer, 800 . miles, Of":d have supplies and metal detecors. R.,- Wamsley on Leading .Creek cmd Rutkmd Rood. Phon. 742·233• for an of~ fer. •SSCASHSS for junked autOt. 667·3W•. s-e wing machines, Singer, featuf'l buHonhole, blind hem, sews on knits , $oi8Jl0 cosh. Alto Sirig.tr Touch ond.S.w,likenew, S31.0Q(osh. SCHOOl Auto Portt, ltuflond. WE NEED EAR CORN. CAll. US TODAY. M2·2111 Ptc:;.s for IDle. PhDM 949_2857 . eanm-2156. jiiiiiii~~ SIXSouth Family Third, FURNISHED, 2 btdrm. oportmonl, adults on~ In Middleport. Phone m - 4. Mlddleporl . 5ot>tember 20, 10 till 6 p.m. Sept. 21, 1011115. Avon•. infant, child....,, adult clothing, book•. 3 AND 4 RM. fur"i•hed and un· toys , ondtoola, etc. lurni<hod op... , Phone 992- YARD SALE, 3 doyo 1 Monday, 5434. Tuesday, l'iod• .. 9p.m. 10 ? 391 COUNlftY Mobile Home Pork. Rt. South Second A-u•. Mtd· ~~. ten mites north af Pomaroy. dleport · Low prlc.t. Lorp lots with concrete patlos 1 BIG GARAGE Safe; Sept . 23, 2... ' · 11dewalks, runnen and oH 25 located houae next to 1'110 TRIUMPH 650 Choppltr. New point job. Phone 992·5252 or Me Da..,id luskirk , Rustic Hilts at loa Circle, Syra<tne, Ohio. Phone POTATOES and pumpkins. C, W, ProHitt, Portkmd, Ohio. Phone 8-13-22~ . 1975 HARlEY DAVIDSON XLH Spor,.ler. bla<k. 1000 cc, 1200 actual mila: Cali Keith Curtis, ·992-2389 or 992-5073. SUitOING lots and troller lots just off Rt. 7 at O.ter, water ond electricity available. Coli 985· 4101 or'l'l2·2720. ONE 50,000 ITU Worm Mo<ning circulating hoote<. Call 992- 2280. hol.i G.M. Whiel. Also, yery good uMd Carlton trympet. Call 742·3019. · GRAIN fed boef, as conh per pound, cut, wrapped and lro•on. Phano985·4i98. FOR SALE Oft TRADE. reglotortd Suffolk rom. Also, far .me, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. FUEl Oil STOVE will deliver. Phone 742·71111' · DUOTHERM fuel all fumoco, gabd -king eondltton. Priced lo NIL Phont992-29111. 40 INCH ElECTR1Cra1190, stereo , 2 choirs; onfique dl..-.... piece living room suite. never UHd, 1 reCliner, 2 month1 old. mauogor ot Apt. 16. or coil - n21 •ilverl¥aro: now wool comfort<: qullfo: bods,-: curtain<; Call...,.lngs,(614)667·3073. · al Rlvor•ldo Apart• I bedroom aport- menta, $100 per month; 2 bedroom aporlmentt, $133 per manlh. One prlco lor oiL Phone 992·3273. 2 Bedroom trailer, real nice, hand crochet Item&: llftCJIIelec· UKE NEW, Rayol Mertyry Model portob'e typewriter With case. $35: ..,el...,t quality In wall and cups ~ sundae dishes; misc. medicine coblnet, 15•21 open· Phone 992-3301, or 985·3521, lng With ·h.avy mlrtor, 18x28, PORCH SALE, Thursday and hen two mak~!;'J..chrome lights with glau t . , entire set FrldOJ, 5ot>t. 23, 24 , 9o.m. tl II 5 $20: nice white wick..floor p.m . Clothing, toolt, t.w onticoblnel. doart and ~ quel, ml•c. Item~. ~~~ K. trlc tlfllllioncH: bini cage ond chrome tlond: "-Y plait• odulll only . l'fl<lnt 992-3324. ....,.,.,., S15; clyn«or tayon 'l'RAIL81 opoco lor rent , one 3 :;::;Ca::;;•lo?;;,~:i'":C'd::;•;cvt':lle:;,~Oh:::;:IO;;.~--;:; tire, 85·15 rOpiacW tho 845-15 · ·llllfes from Pomeroy, one In POliCH Solt, Tuesdar·Frlday. 10 tilt, ....00, good condition. Outer, 5 miiH from No. 2 to ~. 205 8ut~Wrnut Ave, Chorlont ~ 992-sm. -mint. Phone m-5858. Everything ch,tap. ' 1965 Chevrollt, 1963 Plymouth 2.Jd oom mobile home, Dexter. s· Family Yard Sole, antique Valiant, I ft. CflfY'Ipet' tapper, Phone 992-5858. gla..waro, clock and watch, Phone m-6138. ~- . bo t 2.1 ..roorm moblie•---ln Ract'no appliances, clothes and misc. TWO I'· A:i. -·fill "'"'"' 'II mill out Rt. 1-43. ~ for motorvYUtt, one row a sign•. Wednt.doy, Thu"doy lor sol_lelor Calttadl~·~~u1 no or and Friday. .....;O=<tll•::...:.: v•:::u:.:•::.·=:..:~=.•·.:c •'..;".:.:·c__ ..... -...~....5 · ·,.1 ;;~ ui:O':'~:.,od. ~ • POtaual•. 660 High 51., Mid_ Mtlll !Kiij, Oil 0 -::741:::::;-3'-'122:;::.:..__ , -;--;--::-:--:-:-:-;- dltporl, cjT..solay, Wed• .. ~ 111:.:15~p=.m=,'-----' ...... IIOUSE. $ roam• and both In MJd. --~Th=IJ~r=ld=~~-~ CtJ 7, 1... 21, D 110) 5, 1 ~• .,... dltport, Ohio. · Contocl m. 3457. lot 1 3 miles noi-th of on County Rood 36 ROCNI). Phone 985· < .. - ·'~n'- D. w~t•-, Australian ahepherd pupP.ies. Guaranteed hHiers, $30. Jam.ts Nol/y, Cherry Ridge Rd. , Chosltr Fire station. 1964 Chevy pickup truck: gordon culllvalaf: live plants and po": ••ccellent ladle• clothlngsl.., 8-14: women's wip: Xma• lrlmmlnp: old phano; land W T.V.: Maytog ..,.,..., wodter and tu!>s: kitcf>en table o~d choirs; sofa and ~~~; ooandk ' n"'· m~., .... ""' - · ..- • ...,_Pilant m-5858. TWO TIWURS for ront: one 3 OHIO. PHONE 985-.. 186 after ~ : 00 p.m . Offering complete real estate service, homes, commercials. forms ~ one acre loti, appraising. Graduate Weover School of Real Estate, hove boon in the Real Estate Business in Meigs County since ltnoncing and small down payment to build a home of yQur choice . Lee Construct ion , .,,... parking. Phone 992-7•79, ONE bedroom apart....,to al YILLAGi MANOR in Middleport faf .104 monthly plu• eloc. or •IS!Inchtdlng electric. lOWEll RA1U FOR SENIOR CITJZ!NS.Con-on• to •happing on Third and Mill Stroot• In Mid· d.rt. Brand new high quail· AVAil~BlE mont&, '1'12-~~ or (&14) 446· 95 I-;~568~-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Large trace to land silu1ted in tho villlge of Pameroy, Olllo. His water and sewoge facilities. acres 3 one-hoff undoveloped land. Water and sewage availiblt. Profitobli .,;ng bu•lnes•. Leist available or property con ba purchastcl. PHONE 992-2311 or 9927133. 9-2-1 mo. 510111 ' IIIIIIOIIS I llOIJIS Phone CDolville .!l'lJI:OjiEIT 667·3166 WIIIIJIJWS SMITtf NELSON MOTORS, INC. , . 6 K 104 .·-·-· . I •Q6 tAK964 ... K 52 ' ,_ • H ~ ... • .' WEST_ . . l SAID !/.)!; TEAFORD Virgil a. Sr •• Rultor ltOMechanit Pumeroy;o. Phone 992-337~, · DOUBLE - 2 bedrooms each, city water, ·gas F.A. furnace In one. Basement & large lot . 512.000. BUSINESS RDOM- Plus a good 9 rdom house with 2 baths. Obi. garage and corner lol. A-FFORD A~i,U CDUMOf.l~ •AKJ53 • 7 52 6Q 106 Bolh vulnerable Continuous o~e piece gutters, We haO!Iilll, or do it yourself. SjJeciol prices to Pass Opening lead - 6 6 ~· - 21 Rutlond, Olllo 45l"S Ph. (614) 742-2409 RlliNE CARPET SHOP American Auto Sales Racine. Ohio Gutters eAium in vm • AND THA'T '6~95 Square Yard lnsllllttl vid Parsons. Owner_. 949-2114 a.n. 1 mo . . I (For a copy of JACOBY MODERN, send S1 to: "Win at Bi i dge ," clo this newsp~per. P. 0 . Box 489, Radio City Station. 1lew York N. Y. 10019) ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH r----------r:n·~·· ~- ;~ I . TR=ER. DOZER work arld weld ii1g. Con- ACROSS BILL PUWNS · :: ·: m. ~~~!!~~-,· , DITCH Diggin9. Phone (304) 773· 5839or(304 )773·5788. oi~ .I · 3 bedroom house tor sale at 520 , Sycomare St ., Middleport , good HOCKING RIVER Trading Com- BRADFORD, Auctioneer, Com-buy far $8,000. Phone 992-3578, pony, GUNS- OVER 250 IN plett Service. Phone 949-2487 ' - 7667 STOCK. Buy, sell, trade . o478 ,9 2000 R · Ohi 0 C It ' ·r or P~' · Richland, Athen5, Ohio 45701. or 9"' · · ac.n~. '~ Bradford. . SO Aere Iorm, 5 room house, ou I· Phone (614) 593·8906. ' 1 1• • buildings , fruit trees, 2 loco· tions , made for oil ond gas wells, own water · syst~. on good blacktop road. Call Bill WILL trim or cut trees and shrubbery . Phone 949 ·2545 or 1i.2· ELWOOD BOWERS RE.PAIR - , Sweepers , toasters, 1rons, all , 6 room house. modern kitchen , carpeting, in Harr isonvill&, con· v•niant to mines, $9,000. Phone 7•2-2796. NEW HOME, total electric, 3 bedroom, full carpet. 1.113 · -'====,;;:,;="--acres . Leading Creek water system, near Longsvtlle ond mines. Coll7•2-2819. 6ROOMSandboth,largekitchen 1976 CHEVROLET 4 wheel drive and utility roorn , fuel oil fur · lruck . Phon~949-2132 . noce In Letart Township. Con · toct Wayne Wilson , 2.. 7·2197 . -'==="'-----=C.....-- GASOLINE AILEY . Not after wa4l laid Don't ot 975 Mople Sl , Middleport , Ohio onytlme . JUST LISTED -149 acres . Income from gas well, free gas. Timber, stocked pand, fruit trees, barn , other building, garage . Nice older home, 5 BR, bath , utility room, porches, · carpeting, paneling . EXCELLENT AT JUST SQ.OOO.OO. NICE RANCH TYPE Small yard. 3 BR, bath, large living, lull basement, NG . F.A. . furnace, WHEELCAMPER tra iler, furnoce, fold-dawn clOset. double stainless 's'teel 1ihk, ins~da or ouhide stove, new porto -poll , ~ jaeka, heavy duly awning , new tires, sleeps 6, $995 set. Phone 742-212S. ' ::J 7' Z7 WILL 00 bobvslltlng 111 my home or your home. Will olso do housework ond ironing In th• ~igs Counly Area . Colt Eloise Ptckett or Madalyn Pickett, 992-3888. • : WMPO AM·FM :·. i~ EXPANDED. WEEKDAY NEWSCASTS Al :e ...;:: . : 8 ;.. ;,,.,The • Noo~J and 5 P.M. ' ' • •• ~ ~· ... . ·Report, : • · Intent 2Z French river · 31 Lessen 36 Major 23 Desert (music} phenomena 37 Wrath U Windflower 6-+-+- 3,4,8,10,13,15; BC News 6; Zoom 20: . L• ' Teaching Children 33 . • 6 :3~NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News13; Andy Grllfllh 61 CBS News B, 10: Hoclilepodge Lodge 20; Llllal Yoga '· & You. 33. 7:0(>-Truth or Cons. 3: To Tell lht Trulh4; Bowling lor Dollars 6; Pop! Goes the Country 8; News 10; To . ,_ Teil ·the Truth 13; Family Affair 15; Consumtr '• Survival Kit 20; Marco Sportllte 33. .\ 7:3()-Dolly 3; $100,000 Name That Tune •; Milich Game PM 6; 125,000 Pyramid 8; MacNeii-Lahm 20,33; The Judge 10; Break the Bank 13; Wild Kingdom 15. 8:oo-Movie 3.4, 15; Bionic Woman 6, 13; Gunamou 81 Nova 20,33; Good Times 10. 8:3()-$25,000 Pyramid 10. 9:()(>-Baretta6,13; All in The Family 8,10; Theater In America 33; Upstairs, Downstairs 20. 9·30-Quest 3,4,15. io:QO-Charlle's Angels 6,13; Blue Knight 8,10: Naws , 20. 10:3~Aimanac 20. 11 :DO-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13, 15; MacNeil-Lehrer Report . ~OOIWID~;-t:.:Z:!z..., c IIOIII'CO ,--l--1--1 In gray -+--1--t UnKrambleth... laurJumbl.., one leiter to uth IICIUUO, to S5Famous ...-+-i--t--; form lour ordlnory words. Flalb f1 Inner . ''/ • . 11 :~~Johnny Carson 3,4, 15; Rookles6, 13; Columbo I; Mary Hartman 101 ABC News 33. 12: ()(>-Movie "My Blood Runs Cold" 10; Janakl 33. 12 : 4~Mystery of the Week 6,13. 1:()(>-Tomorrow 3,4. 2:1~News 13. Channel Five 6:oo-Speclal: True Sight (c) 6:3()-Testimony Time (c) 7:0(>-Special Edlllon: Yesteryear (c) B:(J(>-Movle :African Queen (c) 9 : 3~Muslc Connection. (c) 10:oo-700 Club (c) u Soldier 'Hebrides Island DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: tLLTAKEYOU 1HfiT'6 WHEQE YOU'RE HEADED..:AND THEN I'LL OOIN0ID PO&E A LITTLE PROP.>LEMi 5PLIT. to CltYPTOQUOTES MIDNM MDZWVEAH MIDEZA N I Qv N" ALCKO AXYDLBAAXIt LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A II used for the three L' s, X for the two O's, elc. Single letters. apostrophes the length and formation of the words are all hint,s. Each day the code letters are different. 1 JH; EM MDPWHVG N IQ V NH MIDNM EM Qu " . _ u wp 1 Q u A p " p wz I I II I I·YAMIDD I I tJ II BOEDUL± V 'i b. ,1 .c.......:•.:....-...;___... _ _...:.;Ptill::::._;:: . .:...:. • L' Now omnct tht circled ltUtM to form tht llll"'11iM - · • ounatoolbfthtU.....t,.a. __ _ _.,.1 "D r,I I I ....... Y',, ... Yesterday's Cryploquote: THERE IS A WOMAN AT THE BEGINNING OF ALL GREAT THINGS. - LAMARTINE (C) 19'76 Kli1& Features Syndicate, Inc.) I GOT A NARVOUS TWITCH IN MY LEFT KNEE, MAW SNOOP'i 6AVE ME lHIS eROCHV!re .. Jl.IE~ ONU(.CHAR<SE I ThWI-FlvE OOLI.AAS... ;. ·~ I" UBEL WHOSE UNPAID ADitiiAE y........,,.. IJo..W... · · ""'"'" V.prlou dti...-of1Mun4 II<HW 11.. rotl bJollf-WINDSHIELD .rr LOOKS UKE KIND OF A FLIN f'I.ACE ... , f, • ': ----. -- ~ ;: ' "' ...) I "' ( nlner's find coquette 3Z I love (Lal) · 33 Mineral '' I ,.-9~~~~ U Forty· Boheme'' • __,. . ....... .. . :.......... .-.-............. . •• 8 Runyon character wds.) . soprano mixtw'e !········· ................. . : . _ : ,! HEAR NEWS FIRST . iJ:l: ·oN 5 Wages 11 Famous zsuLa ' ':!·· carpeted, paneled, lois of cabinets. $18,000.00. INVESTORS- We have 1 unit with 3 rentals In excellenl neighborhood at ;e lust s20,ooo.oo. Anolher unit on corner lot with 4 rentals (furnished). This Is brick & frame. Just !25,800.00. JUST LISTED-- Very nice older home overlooks the river. 3 BR, bath, formal dining, porches, basement. • . $12,500.00 LISTINGS NEEDED AT ONCE. • • HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 992-2259 or 992·2561 Army post %8 Salt -:-::=c:-::=:'--'7=-'-:'=.":'---' $EPTIC TANKS 'leoned. Maderr''", m .;.{:. '' gardener 4 Former Arrow pols9n " 2•28, I I ' WILL do roofing, construction, A .' plumbing and healing . No job '111 ; -' too Iorge or too amoll . Phone- (· 742·2346. ~: CARPENTER , llaarlng, coiling, : : paneling. Phone m -2759. . , '· Z5 Instance Z7 Reduced to ubea 29 Marianne the poet 30 Meaning; 11 Hellespont 23Muslim messiah Beverage :t .- :, SEWING MACHINE Repairs, ser•t : ~ vice, all mokes , 992-228-t. The I ' · Fabric Shop , Pom 11Hoy . ,.,...: ' Authorized Singer Soles ond " Service . We 5horpen Scissors. ':,. 1 .. ' EXCAVATING, dozer , looder Of'ld.;,....- .~ backhoe ~Jlr~: dUmp truck•'<N.~ and lo·bovs for hire; will ho~l -'-""1 fill dirt, to soli , limestone and ..,,"\ gravel. Coli Bob or Roger Jef - ~ 1 ~ fers , da y phone 992-7o89, ,.· . night phone 992-3525 or 992· u;; 5232. ~ II" f~ EXCAVATING, dor:er, bockhot ~· ' : and dltcher. Charles R. Hat- . ' field, , BC.,k Hoe Sarv1 (~7:j· Rutland, Ohio . Phone U2-2008. -·1 SEPTIC Syotemo Installed by • liamsed installer. Shepard::; •, Contractors. Phone 742-2409 , • ~• ' Sanitation, 992-3954 or Yeelenlly'tAIIIwer swimmer dynasty I Fourth 18 Liz and Rod Eslate 20 Coojune7 Here (Fr.) live ..-.. 1972 20 lt. Champion travel troller, tully self-contained , hat owning ond screened in room. Also accessories. May be seen qaraqe! ZZ Without repetittoo j: (6U) 698-7257 Albany . (3 tills.) lion 21 British Conserva· man will be qone! I· cbafacter deBree Agricultural ~~~~~~~;:: bum 17 Cbinese ffil.j . small appliances.lown mower .,," . 3l67. next 10 Stat• Hig~wav Garage \ ·. on Route 7. Phone (614) 985- 3825. · , · REMODELING, P}umbing , heating .an? oll,t)-pei. of general repair. STARCI( console piano, ll~t ilew, Work guoranteed 20 veors a~ :-:: complete with bench. Cherry 1 Ph 992 2i.09 finl•h . Phone 742-2906. per Iince. one · · D&D TREE Trimming , 20 years ex-' '" perlence . Insured - fr..-e , estimates . Call 992·2384 o r--~o~ 1 Neckwear Z Santa 3 Runyon package 14 Auslrlan river 1li Hockey gr1!8t WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22,1976 6:GO-'-Sunrlso Semester 10. 6:15-Engilsh 3; Farm Report 13. &:20-Tht Story 13. 6:3()-AG-USA 4; Newt 6; Sunrise Semester I ; Christopher CIOIIIIP 10. 6:45-Morning Report 3. 6:.5G-Good Morning, West VIrginia 13. . 6·55-Good Morning, Trl State 13. 7:0(>-Today 3,4, 15; Good Morning, Amtrlca6,13; CBS News 8; Chuck White Reports 10. 7:05-Bugl Bunny & Friends 10.. · 7:30-Schaolles 10. 8:0(>-Lassle 6: Capt. Kangaroo 1,10; Sesame St. l3. 8 :»-Big Valley 6. 9:oo-A.M. 3; Phil Oonahue4,15,13; Lucy S'- 8; M1kt Douglas 10. · · 9·»-<:rou-Wits3; One Lite to Live6; Good Dey •· ., 10 :oo-5anlord & Son 3,•• 15; Price Is Rlghl1,10; Mlu · · Douglas 13. 10 :15-General Hospital 6. 10:»-Celebrlty Sweepstakes 3,A,15. 11 :DO-Wheel of Fortune 3, 15; Weekday -4; Edge of Nlght6; Gambit 8,10; Morning with O.J. 13. 11 : 3~Hoii.,:Wood Squares 3,4,15; Happy Days 6,131 Love of Life 8,10; Sesame S. 33. 11 :ss-Take Kerr 8; Mls. Fl~lt 10. l2:oo-News 3,4,8,10; Hot Sell 13; Bob Brovn 4; Fun Factory 15. · 12:3()-Gong Shaw 3,15; Ail My Children 6,13; S..rdt for Tomorrow 8, 10. 12:55-NBC News 3,15. 1:DO-Somerset 3; Ryan's Hope 6,13; .Con-"'lflon I; · • Young & the Roslltsa10; Nof'for Women Only 15. 1:»-DaysotOur Llves3,4, 15; Family Feud6,13; At The World Turns I, 10. 2:0(>-$20,000 Pyramid 13; Dinah 6. · 2:30-Doctors 3,4, 15; One Life to Live 13; Guiding Llghl 8, 10. . f · 3:0(>-Another World 3,4,15; Ail In Tho Family 1,10; Cooking with a Continental Flavor 20. 3.: 15-Generai Hospital 13. ' · 3:3()-Bewltched 6: Mitch Game 8,10; Lilias Yoga & You 20. MD , ,. 4:0(>-Mister Cartoon 3; Marcus Welby, • . •1 Somerset 15; Howdy Doody 6; Mickey Mo~SI\t. 8; Sesa"'e St. 20,33; Mo~le "Brother ore '· . Dinah 13. 4:3()-My Three Sons 3; Emergency One! 6; Partrldgl· Family a: Fllnlstonn 15. . . s:(J(>-Big Valley 3; Marv Griffin 4; Brady Bunch 11 Mister Rogers 20,33: Star Trek 1S. 5:»-News 6: Family Affair 8; Elec._Co. 20,33; Adam· ', i 6 :~News ·furious (2 wdl.) 41 Raiaon d'DOWN 13 Oveneas SMALL $1 ,000 down , coli (304) 3102 ar(304)772-3227. 31 Uproar • Become J2 Secret ' form for sale, 10% down , OR NIGHT. owner financed . Monroe Coun· ty. W. Yo. Phone (304) n'l- PROTECT your swimming pool ! 3102 or(~) n2 -3227. Winterizi ng kits , covers, on· Pameroy, Ollio lifreeze , service for above or COUNTRY farmlond with sedud· In ground popls. 0 . Bumgai'dP92-l478 , ed woods . woter and good OC· ner Sales, Middleport , Ohio. 9-12-1 mo. pd. cess in Monroe County, W. Vo . Phone992-572~ . '---------......,~~. 38 Guarantee 1 Be eager 5 Gemstone. U Serb or Cnllt tact James Parsons, Rt. 1, I Racine, on Carmel Rood . Call m -7481. . : . ·' ~; ...,./ .,,,_ NEW 3 bedroom hou•e. 2 balh$ , EXCAVATING. BACKHOES AND . From 6" '" 11' ~ wide anci ·up _:r:~:~ DOZER - LARGE AND SMALL, all elec., I acre, Mlddl eport , SEPTIC TANKS INSTAllED. LOW to lit. d~ with or without •"· ;: dose to Rutland . Phone m BOY AND DUMP TRUCKS. BILL pipe furnished. Under road , :;1' ·:7481. PULLINS, PHONE 992-2~78 DAY bores up to 12" pipe size. : :: NEW LISTING- Spotless 3 bedroom Insulated home. Ceramic llle ballt, natural gas F .A. fumace, carport and 117 acre. S37,500~ WE HAVE SEVERAL BUSINESS LOCATIONS TO SELL . AFlER WHFrr I HEARD HAPPEHED- Wiri.hield Replacement Free Estimates · ~On Body Work Expert Painting Insurance Work Welcome St. Rl. 7 Coolvillt, Ohio 667-3127 7-29-1 mo. ASSORTED RUBBER BACK CARPETING MAIN POMER.OY, 0. NEW LISTING 4 business rooms, plus a 3 bedroom aparlmenf. New hal water furnace, fronl porch e. bosement. Only · $15,000. A Kentucky reader wants to know the. correct response to partner's opening bid of one diamond wlCb : &AK854• AK2tJ9732· The correct response Is a game forcing ·two spades. Your great distributioo makes up for Cbe fact Cbat you only have 15 bigh-card llOints. SEEMS SORTA ODD, 100, • Rooting : Alvrninvm Siding ' Scttflf1 · m~~ THE RINGSIDE ..... ..... . & 'DOWniDO!,Ih ' I• . Pass 2 t Pass 2N.T. Pass 4 N.T. Pass Pass Phone 949-2814 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. russ a r Box _A !!ottlt Wett Nerdl E111 builders . Southeastern Ohio T Rfte Co. SALES RIVER LOT- with water, electricity, and sewage. Only $3,000. 4 BEDROOMS Aluminum siding, living across front of house, large dining, hat water heal. Want only S16,500. IF 1.11~ SKIP A CAR PAYMe~T At-lD A CAN'T ... A! ·ANY PITCH ANY SIZE DIRFr.T8 f~BnRSIICr·.., ~~ fVWI Pl. Pleasant Ph. 675 -3469 9·.30-5:00 [)atlu HEMLOCK GROVE Nice remodeled 3 bedrooms. MOdern kitchen wilt) stovt, refrigerator, basement, front porch & v, acre. 120.000. MODERN - 81-level 3 bedroom home In the country. Family room, equipped kitchen, basement, garage, 3 trailer hookups, and 11 acros. $41,500. EAST 6185 .94 .10872 tQJ08 tJ3 6A93 •J874 SOUTH (D) .. Q9762 . cushions, 12 : ~1• "The Heist" 1. 1:GO-Tomorrow 3,4. 1 : ~Nows 13. . ChlnMI Five 6:0G-Biue Ridae Ouartef (c) 6:30-Tesllmony Time (C) 7:110-Marshall Football (cl 9:3()-TBA 10:0G-7QO.Ciub (c) 11 :»-Wrestling (c) notrump, can be an invitation to a slam and show enougb strength to guarantee four notrump. North ' s jump to four notrump is an example of Cbat bid. If be really wanted to ask for aces, he would eiCber have to use the Gerber Convention, which we will discuss tomorrow, or make some unusual forcing bid at the Cbree level, preparatory lo a Blackwood four notrump at hla next turn to bid. With a minimum hand, Soulh passes at four notrump. · West opens Cbe 111 of spades. SouCb is sure to make at least 10 tricks and may score as many -as 12, If the defense tries to beat four. But Chere is no play for a slam if one is bid. 21 NORTH GUTFER SERVICE mattresses, padding. Ideal for compers. Variety of sires. . Velvets, nylon prtnls , herculons. vinyl solids, ond fan<y prints. occeuorles. . ~-- Olympiad 33. · IO ·»-Biock Pw,lptctlve on' lhe Naws 20. 1' :iJo-Naws 3,~,6,1, 10,13,15; MacNtii-Latver RtpOI"' 33. ;,N....,. WeiCh" 11 : »-Johnny Cai'W! 3,4, 15; Movll .,... . &13 . Kolak I; Mary Hartman 10; ABC Ntwal3. 12:oci-Mov1e "Malor Dundee" 10; Jonakl 33. WIN AT BRIDGE 4NT ~an't always Blackwood For Fret Esllmltt 9-10·1 moe. p J&YHOLSTE.fAMY Ur ER fABRIC ,fDr sof1, chair YOUNG ~~ U7-3876 4-10-1 MOM&It& TO H~I.:P SUCH ~ or MUIIIfiUII HII5SOFfln :I t:R ALL, IT DA~ AN ... Speclollllng In custom built , railers for commorclll, resd ., pole buildings. I~Litioll Stnius flttltleittc Alllllltlo lllnloto W*l Aaics Clonch 9'12-5795. NEW LISTING - Nice large la'(o'n, 3 bedroom house, city utllltlea, barn ond garage. $3,500.00. A<:~vble wide, utilitiet ~urniahed . Phone 992· ffi·S771 1951. Carpar1 Sole, 918 875 16-5 _6 ofy fire with 8 the GREENIDJSE CONN trumpet, used 2 )'ears.' ·MORNING Star Hgts . Buy t'' acre · HOMESITES ·for sOle, 1 acre and I d $100. ~ 74-3092. troct of land. Will arrange for up . Middleport , near Rut on . 5227. KOD,.K · Hawkoye lnttama!IC Camero. l01t at lroctor pull ot IF YOU •- -o·o •"-·leo 10 off-. CORONET In good condition. Call Me'nu• • something, •· 992-7356, · ..,... Fairgrounds. Su-'-. ,......,, wont to bu't' or ~ sell Phone '1'12·7830. oo looking for work .. , or 650 TRIUMPH cftapper , rebuilt MAID for Shanlrock MoteL whot•ver ... you'll get results engine, n.w seat, 118ry good P-..y. Phone m-5188.:... falter wllh o Sentinel Want Ad. condition, $450. Phone . 992· See 742-2121 ;. Rutlond Ali Work Guaronlltd ~;. FrH Estlttll~ :. •' ~23-2 .... ' .....: · COMe RIGMT DOWN TO ITo t APPF{E!CIATE VO LJ R. .!!IIGNALING MEl '. Phone 742·2081 . F.-,..·, Truck &· _ Pho:-::-:-no _ m --c--5-::1::-<16_._.,..,.,:-:-:=- ------ aportmenta. AI. TROMM OONST I ~~, . HUBBARDS 9:~:.~ Man, Poor i.w, 4, 13; Mltsh I, 10; EYMJnt.t 10:~offi. czro:vvoruf~i Switch IJ)OJ, Newt 201 5:0f!::-BIW 'Valley 3; Merv Griffin 4; Brady Bunt~ 8; Mister Rogers 20,33; Star Trek 15. ! :»-News 6; Family Affair 8; Elec. Co. 20,33: Adam12 13. 6:0(>-Newo 3,4,8, 10, 13, 15; ABC Newo 6; loom 20; Consumer Experience 33. · 6:»-NBC News 3,. ,15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; lTV Utilization 33. 7:0(>-Truthor Cons. 3; To Tell !he Trulh4; Bowling for Dollars 6: Lei' s Go To The R-.:es 8; News 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Family Affair 15; COOking with a Continental Flavor 20; American Issues Forum 33. 7:»-Hollywood Squares 3,4; Let's 0..1 With It 6: Match Game PM 8; MacNeil-Lehrer Report 20,33; In The KnoW 10; Wild Kingdom 13; Nashville on the Road 15. . Tilt Comp lett : ._,- r Remocltling ,Service • . for Your Home · ·;.. sqoo. Phone m -2280. . 992-7320 Evenings COAL, limestone, and calcium 197Hl CAAIJNO truck , automatic OI.D lu I · bo L. chloride and calcium brine lor 8·2' ·1 mo . · .,.~ ~: ~ . beds,rn -=~· ~~~~·, dust control ond special mixing transmission, power steering, Till8:000 FridaYs We DelivM" "'--~,....-~--,..--4 '·.,' -L- d salt for farmel'l . MClin StrHt, p.b., 27 ,(XX) miles . $~,800.' l--:.:::.:::::::..:..:..:=.:'-=---l 7-28·4 ,._ ports, or complee hous .....vi, s. · Phone ~-2•05 or see Don Write M. 0. Mill•r. A:t. .. . Pomeroy, Ohio or phone 992 _. Johnson . ..' - - - - - - - - - " - - - ' ( '• ~. r--~!=:i:l:"'l:=:;::;,....--, .,... . .. PO<Mroy, Ohio. Coll992-n60. 3891. -"-"--'-:::--c-:----:--:----c GUTTER S!RYICE ::·:: .-. 1'171 HoNDA Cl-450, 12,000 1968 JEEP Wagoneer, 6 cyl .. ~ . ' .... CASH paid for all makes and wheel drive. lock out hubs. =---·-~=::~ ty Wt fttVt IN . trMII ...... OPEN EVES. ~-09 f>.M. ~ . POMEROY,, OHIO · ·~-------------"'!!~-...it.._..,J;I YOUR ATTENTiON RM:INE BAPJIST fttru ,~, . .. ·. , . Rlclno llolptist Church bus will bt running Sun*YI on I rvule 11'01!1 RoehM through Apple Gmt, ... vlng Rodne at 1:15 o.m. and returning' ...._gors ot noon. H you are lntertsltcl in our INs service, pltoso IHI fr"* to cantoct 949-2231 or 247·2101. Wtnltr loll of "•rldl ltlllle plonts. over 141 vorlttlto In 111. From •'' to I '' p~ts & t" to10" htnllftl ltltllttl. 75< -10 u.oo . co.® :POMEROY MOTOR models of .mobile homes. miles, sill't' bar, crosh bOrs , $795. Harold Brewer, Long Bot' non'• Garage. Phone m -S4SO Phone oreo code-.61•·•23--~a . pull bock hondle bors . n•w tire tom, Ohio 45743 . or call aher 5 p.m. m-7135. and seals. Scrambler side p;pes, $650. Coii'M9·2480. 1975 FORD F-250 • wllool drive, 6 MOS. old Border Collie to give TIMBER, p..,.,..y Forost Pro· duels. Top price lor standing IN D'SH 23 chann-' c•. am -fmwill lrade tor 7•·75 2 pickup. away; mole, to q good home, hovo •hat•. 9~9·23:12 , sowtimbor. Call .Kent Hanby. ~ "' • :~p ~nune L~ - ~T~ ;~~~~~~ mpx rodio, 3 trade. ster.o . Coli ·-~~ • 1 ·~6-8570. 992-3965. • COINS, 1929 and older currency, gold and silver scrap. Will buy KENNEBEC potatoot, SO lb. $3.SO or trde. Hove a good ~ection or 100 lb. $6.00. Bring con- GEORGEs. Hobstetter 1 Jr. REAL of coins to sell or trode. Also, toiners: Phone 667-3737 or ESTAlE BAOKER , POMEROY, PLEASE ~ Mende 'I ltlurday 10 10 1• . Sea1on, LOCUST POSTS, round or split. FUlLER Jrush Products , tho F. l: P. cor~Mt sweeper. NOw on NOTICE Opon tor ,all t ·GO-BH Bu Black Shtep 3,4,15; HIPPY O.yt 6,1)1 · Tony Orlondo & DIWI! .• •10; Mrl. Gandl'1 lndll TUESDAY, SEPTEM_!IER21, 1976 Mlminum Sillinl. . , Rcd•c, Guttets. ,. Plillinl and Repai :":-, . 1971 FOR.D Mavei-lck , P·' ·t p.b., air, lot• of chrome, real sha~p . for clot• restrvations. Formerly ~ co•h lnvottmtnt, no delivery or collecting. Computers do your paperwork. Call 949·2803 or 992·297T. AI .. booklngporties. FUEL TRUCK driver. Mu.t hove truck driving ••perlonco. Write So• 729-E, care of Tho Dolly Sentinel, Pomeroy, Ohio. HELP WANTED I locol finn needs ••pertencod plumbing and ' healing mon, , •toady work . Write P. 0 . Bo• 466, PomorOJ. Ohia45769. . RIVER plio,., dockhanch, cook. word 3 c Motor o· ,niiALJ~ . - ---- · !. afternoons demonstrating auarontetd toys ond gifts. No word Business Services @)~ 2 SIOFGit$· Poma._ r oy Compute<~ Coli 9.t9-2803 or 992-2971. AI.. booking parties. AVERAGE $40 an 111onlng or Pllct OGS and IdS paid within 10 doys. CAIID OF THANKS & OBITUARY Middleport. · d.molutratlng ~-. . . .,..--~~- '' ,...,;;~---...;,--..;;i f ' , ' paper.....oric , r." cents . - ~.::::t~~J:~:;.,~ do you colloctfnG. 5 cents pir ward one ln11rtton . Minimum Charge SI .OO. 1o4 cents per word three consecutive Insertions. 26 ce:nta word she. consecut lve nsertlons . 25 Per Cent Discount on m•e~%\''l:lldltlonal ·-- afternoons ab - reaponalble for one lncorrtc:t so ~- · AVERAGE SolO an 111onlng or The putllfsher tor -- .;::.._ .. RATES F'ar Want Act Servlct 12 .00 Television log f~r easy viewing · '• llrst dar of IIIGULATIONS Tht PubliSher reserves Arthur Mooro. Ranzo Moore. Dorothy Robtrlt end SWIUQtr : You are hereby 01y CMcellatlans , llonl Doneld Moore, John Moore, G1rnet MoOre, Fred Moore, Htnneh Reibel, also known 11 Hannen Moore, Mary J . Sepp, 1110 known 11 Mary Jane Moore ·elao known 11 Mary . Sapp Archer, · Best II Chtathtrit, Jtllle McGUirt. Ranzo Moore, Jr., Hettie · Ebtrtbech , Mllltrd Jeffers, Results Use The Sentinel Class· WANT ADS IIII'OIIMATION DIAOLINIS • .' j . . ' I ' \ l ' ' �. S ,. ,M . Publlcotlon . o........ -. ...,..., 'Ill .. ,.._ U•k-1 ' " ' " ' Ntlrt, latCllttra. A•Miolstrohro, or Alaltll ef MINI A. MMro, •liM k-ft II Hilt! Mrrt JttNrt1 Dtctoltd. -et A Deltolnls. . No. 21.114 NOTICI 1Y I'UILICATIOII ON KNOWN AND UNKNOWN OII'INDAIITI To: Dorothy Roberts, whose lilt Mnown lddrHS Wll R. D. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio; CltriiiCI Swauger, whose laat knOwn · w11 AI bony, OhiO ; Mlrlon Moore, Jr ,, Ch1rtes · · Arthur Donold Moore, Mooro, IUnzo John MOore, ·~drn• ~re, G1rntt Moore, Fred -re. Hlnnlh Rtlbtl, 1110 known n Henneh Moore, Mery ·J . Sapp , also known 11 Miry J1ne Moore 1110 known •• Mtrv Sapp Archer, ansle . Chtallttm, Jtltlt McGuire. Renzo M.oore , Jr·,, H1ttli Ebersbach , Millard Jeflers, WhOit lddrtUII trt unknown: tht unknown spau .. s, -heirs, deville&; 1eg1tees, •••cutors, ld· mlnlstntars or ettignl of H1ze1 A. Moore. M1r1on Moore, Jr ., Charles Moore, ~I trill co thtt acct~tltd ~obllcotlon. Iefort correc - ttlt right to edit or reject tn't' left ltttlonel. will nat be more thin Insertion , deemed '.IILIND -ADS Additional 25c Charge ·ptr Advertisemen t. OFFICE HOURS 1:30 o.m. to 5:00 p.m. Dally, 1:30 a.'m. to 12 :00 Neon Saturday . ' Phone today 992-2156. · NOTICES ATTN .: 11 ALL HOUSEWIVES All Yard S1les, Rummage , Porch and B11em•1:1t Porch lhd Basement SIIU, etc. must be peld In advance. Get voura In early by stopping bv our office 1t The Da lly S.entlnel, 1H Court St . or writing Box 729, Pomeroy , Oh io <15769 with your remittance . THE RACINE Fire Deportment will have a gun ahoot Saturdo'f' at 6:30 p.m. ot their building In 8alhan.- SiiOOM Rftt Cerarrilcs. Tuppers Plain•, Ohio, Opening Sept. 13th. Oa11es Monday 7 to )0, Tuesday, 9 to 12, 7 Ia 10: Thu,..day, I to 4, 7 to 10. Dl•· count to ttnlor citizens. Coli (61•4) 667-3252, Paulino Oont ~;u;6~~-203, Porkenburg, W. GUARANTEED JOBS·LOCAIION . STARTING poy $361.20 single: $477.30 married . Arm' Recruitingor , 385-6318. Call collect-(614) 593-3022, 1:1 special. regular $24.95 now $19.95. OHor ..plros Oct. 7, 1976. P.han• m-:u1o. me and G.ne's Garage is now in -ollon. Mechanic and body . work . North S.Cond StrHt in Bran- 1976 AMC HORNET 13"5 · Sporlabout, 6 cyl., automatic, power stoerlng, deluxe . equipment, whitewall tires. luggage rack, dark green finish. itSS lltan 9;000 miles. Showroom clean . 1974 CHEV. MONTE CARLO · $4195 Landau. local owner, block, black vinyl top. black _Bu<:ket swivel seats, radio and tape, air, p. steering and brakes, lilt whtel, power windows, nice, nice . 1974 DATSUN . . $2295 2102 door. local car, 4 spoed trans .• ~.200 miles. good tires. dark Green finish, reel economy. CKIRDI low miloago, $1395. Phone 1970 Buick Riviera , gaod condlGlen Bl..ell, 9~9-2801 or 9•9- . tion , new tires, $900 . Phone For the Syracuse area. Earn extra spending money and Y1lu1ble prizes. Call 2860. ' 7~2-2796 . 1971 HORNET 1 6 cyl., automatic , 1975 MONTE CARLO , automatic , $700. Phone 985-3597. power st..rlng, power 'broket , air conditioning, AM radio and 1969 Dodge Swinger , ~ . ~ 1tereo, rally whHls, will sell speed. 9•9-244) or 949-2432. reaJQnable. Phone 992-7036. (614) 992-21" 1967 ONE-HALF ian pickup , 6 cylinder standard g<KXf condl· The Dai~ Sentinel tion , asking $650. Call evon· ings , 7"2·3081. WILL [)() odd jabs, noaflng, pain· ling, hauling, ~~ work, and 197~ CUTLASS Oldsmobile for sole: oxcellont condition , 30,000mllos. Phanem-5852. 1970 PlYMOUTH Duster, 2 daai, 318 standard shift, good iandl· mowing. Phone m -7409. POMEROY,O. locally tion , Phone 9..,_27u . owned. $650; also, now 1976 Ford pickup , f . 100 Explorer, 800 . miles, Of":d have supplies and metal detecors. R.,- Wamsley on Leading .Creek cmd Rutkmd Rood. Phon. 742·233• for an of~ fer. •SSCASHSS for junked autOt. 667·3W•. s-e wing machines, Singer, featuf'l buHonhole, blind hem, sews on knits , $oi8Jl0 cosh. Alto Sirig.tr Touch ond.S.w,likenew, S31.0Q(osh. SCHOOl Auto Portt, ltuflond. WE NEED EAR CORN. CAll. US TODAY. M2·2111 Ptc:;.s for IDle. PhDM 949_2857 . eanm-2156. jiiiiiii~~ SIXSouth Family Third, FURNISHED, 2 btdrm. oportmonl, adults on~ In Middleport. Phone m - 4. Mlddleporl . 5ot>tember 20, 10 till 6 p.m. Sept. 21, 1011115. Avon•. infant, child....,, adult clothing, book•. 3 AND 4 RM. fur"i•hed and un· toys , ondtoola, etc. lurni<hod op... , Phone 992- YARD SALE, 3 doyo 1 Monday, 5434. Tuesday, l'iod• .. 9p.m. 10 ? 391 COUNlftY Mobile Home Pork. Rt. South Second A-u•. Mtd· ~~. ten mites north af Pomaroy. dleport · Low prlc.t. Lorp lots with concrete patlos 1 BIG GARAGE Safe; Sept . 23, 2... ' · 11dewalks, runnen and oH 25 located houae next to 1'110 TRIUMPH 650 Choppltr. New point job. Phone 992·5252 or Me Da..,id luskirk , Rustic Hilts at loa Circle, Syra<tne, Ohio. Phone POTATOES and pumpkins. C, W, ProHitt, Portkmd, Ohio. Phone 8-13-22~ . 1975 HARlEY DAVIDSON XLH Spor,.ler. bla<k. 1000 cc, 1200 actual mila: Cali Keith Curtis, ·992-2389 or 992-5073. SUitOING lots and troller lots just off Rt. 7 at O.ter, water ond electricity available. Coli 985· 4101 or'l'l2·2720. ONE 50,000 ITU Worm Mo<ning circulating hoote<. Call 992- 2280. hol.i G.M. Whiel. Also, yery good uMd Carlton trympet. Call 742·3019. · GRAIN fed boef, as conh per pound, cut, wrapped and lro•on. Phano985·4i98. FOR SALE Oft TRADE. reglotortd Suffolk rom. Also, far .me, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. FUEl Oil STOVE will deliver. Phone 742·71111' · DUOTHERM fuel all fumoco, gabd -king eondltton. Priced lo NIL Phont992-29111. 40 INCH ElECTR1Cra1190, stereo , 2 choirs; onfique dl..-.... piece living room suite. never UHd, 1 reCliner, 2 month1 old. mauogor ot Apt. 16. or coil - n21 •ilverl¥aro: now wool comfort<: qullfo: bods,-: curtain<; Call...,.lngs,(614)667·3073. · al Rlvor•ldo Apart• I bedroom aport- menta, $100 per month; 2 bedroom aporlmentt, $133 per manlh. One prlco lor oiL Phone 992·3273. 2 Bedroom trailer, real nice, hand crochet Item&: llftCJIIelec· UKE NEW, Rayol Mertyry Model portob'e typewriter With case. $35: ..,el...,t quality In wall and cups ~ sundae dishes; misc. medicine coblnet, 15•21 open· Phone 992-3301, or 985·3521, lng With ·h.avy mlrtor, 18x28, PORCH SALE, Thursday and hen two mak~!;'J..chrome lights with glau t . , entire set FrldOJ, 5ot>t. 23, 24 , 9o.m. tl II 5 $20: nice white wick..floor p.m . Clothing, toolt, t.w onticoblnel. doart and ~ quel, ml•c. Item~. ~~~ K. trlc tlfllllioncH: bini cage ond chrome tlond: "-Y plait• odulll only . l'fl<lnt 992-3324. ....,.,.,., S15; clyn«or tayon 'l'RAIL81 opoco lor rent , one 3 :;::;Ca::;;•lo?;;,~:i'":C'd::;•;cvt':lle:;,~Oh:::;:IO;;.~--;:; tire, 85·15 rOpiacW tho 845-15 · ·llllfes from Pomeroy, one In POliCH Solt, Tuesdar·Frlday. 10 tilt, ....00, good condition. Outer, 5 miiH from No. 2 to ~. 205 8ut~Wrnut Ave, Chorlont ~ 992-sm. -mint. Phone m-5858. Everything ch,tap. ' 1965 Chevrollt, 1963 Plymouth 2.Jd oom mobile home, Dexter. s· Family Yard Sole, antique Valiant, I ft. CflfY'Ipet' tapper, Phone 992-5858. gla..waro, clock and watch, Phone m-6138. ~- . bo t 2.1 ..roorm moblie•---ln Ract'no appliances, clothes and misc. TWO I'· A:i. -·fill "'"'"' 'II mill out Rt. 1-43. ~ for motorvYUtt, one row a sign•. Wednt.doy, Thu"doy lor sol_lelor Calttadl~·~~u1 no or and Friday. .....;O=<tll•::...:.: v•:::u:.:•::.·=:..:~=.•·.:c •'..;".:.:·c__ ..... -...~....5 · ·,.1 ;;~ ui:O':'~:.,od. ~ • POtaual•. 660 High 51., Mid_ Mtlll !Kiij, Oil 0 -::741:::::;-3'-'122:;::.:..__ , -;--;--::-:--:-:-:-;- dltporl, cjT..solay, Wed• .. ~ 111:.:15~p=.m=,'-----' ...... IIOUSE. $ roam• and both In MJd. --~Th=IJ~r=ld=~~-~ CtJ 7, 1... 21, D 110) 5, 1 ~• .,... dltport, Ohio. · Contocl m. 3457. lot 1 3 miles noi-th of on County Rood 36 ROCNI). Phone 985· < .. - ·'~n'- D. w~t•-, Australian ahepherd pupP.ies. Guaranteed hHiers, $30. Jam.ts Nol/y, Cherry Ridge Rd. , Chosltr Fire station. 1964 Chevy pickup truck: gordon culllvalaf: live plants and po": ••ccellent ladle• clothlngsl.., 8-14: women's wip: Xma• lrlmmlnp: old phano; land W T.V.: Maytog ..,.,..., wodter and tu!>s: kitcf>en table o~d choirs; sofa and ~~~; ooandk ' n"'· m~., .... ""' - · ..- • ...,_Pilant m-5858. TWO TIWURS for ront: one 3 OHIO. PHONE 985-.. 186 after ~ : 00 p.m . Offering complete real estate service, homes, commercials. forms ~ one acre loti, appraising. Graduate Weover School of Real Estate, hove boon in the Real Estate Business in Meigs County since ltnoncing and small down payment to build a home of yQur choice . Lee Construct ion , .,,... parking. Phone 992-7•79, ONE bedroom apart....,to al YILLAGi MANOR in Middleport faf .104 monthly plu• eloc. or •IS!Inchtdlng electric. lOWEll RA1U FOR SENIOR CITJZ!NS.Con-on• to •happing on Third and Mill Stroot• In Mid· d.rt. Brand new high quail· AVAil~BlE mont&, '1'12-~~ or (&14) 446· 95 I-;~568~-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Large trace to land silu1ted in tho villlge of Pameroy, Olllo. His water and sewoge facilities. acres 3 one-hoff undoveloped land. Water and sewage availiblt. Profitobli .,;ng bu•lnes•. Leist available or property con ba purchastcl. PHONE 992-2311 or 9927133. 9-2-1 mo. 510111 ' IIIIIIOIIS I llOIJIS Phone CDolville .!l'lJI:OjiEIT 667·3166 WIIIIJIJWS SMITtf NELSON MOTORS, INC. , . 6 K 104 .·-·-· . I •Q6 tAK964 ... K 52 ' ,_ • H ~ ... • .' WEST_ . . l SAID !/.)!; TEAFORD Virgil a. Sr •• Rultor ltOMechanit Pumeroy;o. Phone 992-337~, · DOUBLE - 2 bedrooms each, city water, ·gas F.A. furnace In one. Basement & large lot . 512.000. BUSINESS RDOM- Plus a good 9 rdom house with 2 baths. Obi. garage and corner lol. A-FFORD A~i,U CDUMOf.l~ •AKJ53 • 7 52 6Q 106 Bolh vulnerable Continuous o~e piece gutters, We haO!Iilll, or do it yourself. SjJeciol prices to Pass Opening lead - 6 6 ~· - 21 Rutlond, Olllo 45l"S Ph. (614) 742-2409 RlliNE CARPET SHOP American Auto Sales Racine. Ohio Gutters eAium in vm • AND THA'T '6~95 Square Yard lnsllllttl vid Parsons. Owner_. 949-2114 a.n. 1 mo . . I (For a copy of JACOBY MODERN, send S1 to: "Win at Bi i dge ," clo this newsp~per. P. 0 . Box 489, Radio City Station. 1lew York N. Y. 10019) ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH r----------r:n·~·· ~- ;~ I . TR=ER. DOZER work arld weld ii1g. Con- ACROSS BILL PUWNS · :: ·: m. ~~~!!~~-,· , DITCH Diggin9. Phone (304) 773· 5839or(304 )773·5788. oi~ .I · 3 bedroom house tor sale at 520 , Sycomare St ., Middleport , good HOCKING RIVER Trading Com- BRADFORD, Auctioneer, Com-buy far $8,000. Phone 992-3578, pony, GUNS- OVER 250 IN plett Service. Phone 949-2487 ' - 7667 STOCK. Buy, sell, trade . o478 ,9 2000 R · Ohi 0 C It ' ·r or P~' · Richland, Athen5, Ohio 45701. or 9"' · · ac.n~. '~ Bradford. . SO Aere Iorm, 5 room house, ou I· Phone (614) 593·8906. ' 1 1• • buildings , fruit trees, 2 loco· tions , made for oil ond gas wells, own water · syst~. on good blacktop road. Call Bill WILL trim or cut trees and shrubbery . Phone 949 ·2545 or 1i.2· ELWOOD BOWERS RE.PAIR - , Sweepers , toasters, 1rons, all , 6 room house. modern kitchen , carpeting, in Harr isonvill&, con· v•niant to mines, $9,000. Phone 7•2-2796. NEW HOME, total electric, 3 bedroom, full carpet. 1.113 · -'====,;;:,;="--acres . Leading Creek water system, near Longsvtlle ond mines. Coll7•2-2819. 6ROOMSandboth,largekitchen 1976 CHEVROLET 4 wheel drive and utility roorn , fuel oil fur · lruck . Phon~949-2132 . noce In Letart Township. Con · toct Wayne Wilson , 2.. 7·2197 . -'==="'-----=C.....-- GASOLINE AILEY . Not after wa4l laid Don't ot 975 Mople Sl , Middleport , Ohio onytlme . JUST LISTED -149 acres . Income from gas well, free gas. Timber, stocked pand, fruit trees, barn , other building, garage . Nice older home, 5 BR, bath , utility room, porches, · carpeting, paneling . EXCELLENT AT JUST SQ.OOO.OO. NICE RANCH TYPE Small yard. 3 BR, bath, large living, lull basement, NG . F.A. . furnace, WHEELCAMPER tra iler, furnoce, fold-dawn clOset. double stainless 's'teel 1ihk, ins~da or ouhide stove, new porto -poll , ~ jaeka, heavy duly awning , new tires, sleeps 6, $995 set. Phone 742-212S. ' ::J 7' Z7 WILL 00 bobvslltlng 111 my home or your home. Will olso do housework ond ironing In th• ~igs Counly Area . Colt Eloise Ptckett or Madalyn Pickett, 992-3888. • : WMPO AM·FM :·. i~ EXPANDED. WEEKDAY NEWSCASTS Al :e ...;:: . : 8 ;.. ;,,.,The • Noo~J and 5 P.M. ' ' • •• ~ ~· ... . ·Report, : • · Intent 2Z French river · 31 Lessen 36 Major 23 Desert (music} phenomena 37 Wrath U Windflower 6-+-+- 3,4,8,10,13,15; BC News 6; Zoom 20: . L• ' Teaching Children 33 . • 6 :3~NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News13; Andy Grllfllh 61 CBS News B, 10: Hoclilepodge Lodge 20; Llllal Yoga '· & You. 33. 7:0(>-Truth or Cons. 3: To Tell lht Trulh4; Bowling lor Dollars 6; Pop! Goes the Country 8; News 10; To . ,_ Teil ·the Truth 13; Family Affair 15; Consumtr '• Survival Kit 20; Marco Sportllte 33. .\ 7:3()-Dolly 3; $100,000 Name That Tune •; Milich Game PM 6; 125,000 Pyramid 8; MacNeii-Lahm 20,33; The Judge 10; Break the Bank 13; Wild Kingdom 15. 8:oo-Movie 3.4, 15; Bionic Woman 6, 13; Gunamou 81 Nova 20,33; Good Times 10. 8:3()-$25,000 Pyramid 10. 9:()(>-Baretta6,13; All in The Family 8,10; Theater In America 33; Upstairs, Downstairs 20. 9·30-Quest 3,4,15. io:QO-Charlle's Angels 6,13; Blue Knight 8,10: Naws , 20. 10:3~Aimanac 20. 11 :DO-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13, 15; MacNeil-Lehrer Report . ~OOIWID~;-t:.:Z:!z..., c IIOIII'CO ,--l--1--1 In gray -+--1--t UnKrambleth... laurJumbl.., one leiter to uth IICIUUO, to S5Famous ...-+-i--t--; form lour ordlnory words. Flalb f1 Inner . ''/ • . 11 :~~Johnny Carson 3,4, 15; Rookles6, 13; Columbo I; Mary Hartman 101 ABC News 33. 12: ()(>-Movie "My Blood Runs Cold" 10; Janakl 33. 12 : 4~Mystery of the Week 6,13. 1:()(>-Tomorrow 3,4. 2:1~News 13. Channel Five 6:oo-Speclal: True Sight (c) 6:3()-Testimony Time (c) 7:0(>-Special Edlllon: Yesteryear (c) B:(J(>-Movle :African Queen (c) 9 : 3~Muslc Connection. (c) 10:oo-700 Club (c) u Soldier 'Hebrides Island DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: tLLTAKEYOU 1HfiT'6 WHEQE YOU'RE HEADED..:AND THEN I'LL OOIN0ID PO&E A LITTLE PROP.>LEMi 5PLIT. to CltYPTOQUOTES MIDNM MDZWVEAH MIDEZA N I Qv N" ALCKO AXYDLBAAXIt LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A II used for the three L' s, X for the two O's, elc. Single letters. apostrophes the length and formation of the words are all hint,s. Each day the code letters are different. 1 JH; EM MDPWHVG N IQ V NH MIDNM EM Qu " . _ u wp 1 Q u A p " p wz I I II I I·YAMIDD I I tJ II BOEDUL± V 'i b. ,1 .c.......:•.:....-...;___... _ _...:.;Ptill::::._;:: . .:...:. • L' Now omnct tht circled ltUtM to form tht llll"'11iM - · • ounatoolbfthtU.....t,.a. __ _ _.,.1 "D r,I I I ....... Y',, ... Yesterday's Cryploquote: THERE IS A WOMAN AT THE BEGINNING OF ALL GREAT THINGS. - LAMARTINE (C) 19'76 Kli1& Features Syndicate, Inc.) I GOT A NARVOUS TWITCH IN MY LEFT KNEE, MAW SNOOP'i 6AVE ME lHIS eROCHV!re .. Jl.IE~ ONU(.CHAR<SE I ThWI-FlvE OOLI.AAS... ;. ·~ I" UBEL WHOSE UNPAID ADitiiAE y........,,.. IJo..W... · · ""'"'" V.prlou dti...-of1Mun4 II<HW 11.. rotl bJollf-WINDSHIELD .rr LOOKS UKE KIND OF A FLIN f'I.ACE ... , f, • ': ----. -- ~ ;: ' "' ...) I "' ( nlner's find coquette 3Z I love (Lal) · 33 Mineral '' I ,.-9~~~~ U Forty· Boheme'' • __,. . ....... .. . :.......... .-.-............. . •• 8 Runyon character wds.) . soprano mixtw'e !········· ................. . : . _ : ,! HEAR NEWS FIRST . iJ:l: ·oN 5 Wages 11 Famous zsuLa ' ':!·· carpeted, paneled, lois of cabinets. $18,000.00. INVESTORS- We have 1 unit with 3 rentals In excellenl neighborhood at ;e lust s20,ooo.oo. Anolher unit on corner lot with 4 rentals (furnished). This Is brick & frame. Just !25,800.00. JUST LISTED-- Very nice older home overlooks the river. 3 BR, bath, formal dining, porches, basement. • . $12,500.00 LISTINGS NEEDED AT ONCE. • • HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 992-2259 or 992·2561 Army post %8 Salt -:-::=c:-::=:'--'7=-'-:'=.":'---' $EPTIC TANKS 'leoned. Maderr''", m .;.{:. '' gardener 4 Former Arrow pols9n " 2•28, I I ' WILL do roofing, construction, A .' plumbing and healing . No job '111 ; -' too Iorge or too amoll . Phone- (· 742·2346. ~: CARPENTER , llaarlng, coiling, : : paneling. Phone m -2759. . , '· Z5 Instance Z7 Reduced to ubea 29 Marianne the poet 30 Meaning; 11 Hellespont 23Muslim messiah Beverage :t .- :, SEWING MACHINE Repairs, ser•t : ~ vice, all mokes , 992-228-t. The I ' · Fabric Shop , Pom 11Hoy . ,.,...: ' Authorized Singer Soles ond " Service . We 5horpen Scissors. ':,. 1 .. ' EXCAVATING, dozer , looder Of'ld.;,....- .~ backhoe ~Jlr~: dUmp truck•'<N.~ and lo·bovs for hire; will ho~l -'-""1 fill dirt, to soli , limestone and ..,,"\ gravel. Coli Bob or Roger Jef - ~ 1 ~ fers , da y phone 992-7o89, ,.· . night phone 992-3525 or 992· u;; 5232. ~ II" f~ EXCAVATING, dor:er, bockhot ~· ' : and dltcher. Charles R. Hat- . ' field, , BC.,k Hoe Sarv1 (~7:j· Rutland, Ohio . Phone U2-2008. -·1 SEPTIC Syotemo Installed by • liamsed installer. Shepard::; •, Contractors. Phone 742-2409 , • ~• ' Sanitation, 992-3954 or Yeelenlly'tAIIIwer swimmer dynasty I Fourth 18 Liz and Rod Eslate 20 Coojune7 Here (Fr.) live ..-.. 1972 20 lt. Champion travel troller, tully self-contained , hat owning ond screened in room. Also accessories. May be seen qaraqe! ZZ Without repetittoo j: (6U) 698-7257 Albany . (3 tills.) lion 21 British Conserva· man will be qone! I· cbafacter deBree Agricultural ~~~~~~~;:: bum 17 Cbinese ffil.j . small appliances.lown mower .,," . 3l67. next 10 Stat• Hig~wav Garage \ ·. on Route 7. Phone (614) 985- 3825. · , · REMODELING, P}umbing , heating .an? oll,t)-pei. of general repair. STARCI( console piano, ll~t ilew, Work guoranteed 20 veors a~ :-:: complete with bench. Cherry 1 Ph 992 2i.09 finl•h . Phone 742-2906. per Iince. one · · D&D TREE Trimming , 20 years ex-' '" perlence . Insured - fr..-e , estimates . Call 992·2384 o r--~o~ 1 Neckwear Z Santa 3 Runyon package 14 Auslrlan river 1li Hockey gr1!8t WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22,1976 6:GO-'-Sunrlso Semester 10. 6:15-Engilsh 3; Farm Report 13. &:20-Tht Story 13. 6:3()-AG-USA 4; Newt 6; Sunrise Semester I ; Christopher CIOIIIIP 10. 6:45-Morning Report 3. 6:.5G-Good Morning, West VIrginia 13. . 6·55-Good Morning, Trl State 13. 7:0(>-Today 3,4, 15; Good Morning, Amtrlca6,13; CBS News 8; Chuck White Reports 10. 7:05-Bugl Bunny & Friends 10.. · 7:30-Schaolles 10. 8:0(>-Lassle 6: Capt. Kangaroo 1,10; Sesame St. l3. 8 :»-Big Valley 6. 9:oo-A.M. 3; Phil Oonahue4,15,13; Lucy S'- 8; M1kt Douglas 10. · · 9·»-<:rou-Wits3; One Lite to Live6; Good Dey •· ., 10 :oo-5anlord & Son 3,•• 15; Price Is Rlghl1,10; Mlu · · Douglas 13. 10 :15-General Hospital 6. 10:»-Celebrlty Sweepstakes 3,A,15. 11 :DO-Wheel of Fortune 3, 15; Weekday -4; Edge of Nlght6; Gambit 8,10; Morning with O.J. 13. 11 : 3~Hoii.,:Wood Squares 3,4,15; Happy Days 6,131 Love of Life 8,10; Sesame S. 33. 11 :ss-Take Kerr 8; Mls. Fl~lt 10. l2:oo-News 3,4,8,10; Hot Sell 13; Bob Brovn 4; Fun Factory 15. · 12:3()-Gong Shaw 3,15; Ail My Children 6,13; S..rdt for Tomorrow 8, 10. 12:55-NBC News 3,15. 1:DO-Somerset 3; Ryan's Hope 6,13; .Con-"'lflon I; · • Young & the Roslltsa10; Nof'for Women Only 15. 1:»-DaysotOur Llves3,4, 15; Family Feud6,13; At The World Turns I, 10. 2:0(>-$20,000 Pyramid 13; Dinah 6. · 2:30-Doctors 3,4, 15; One Life to Live 13; Guiding Llghl 8, 10. . f · 3:0(>-Another World 3,4,15; Ail In Tho Family 1,10; Cooking with a Continental Flavor 20. 3.: 15-Generai Hospital 13. ' · 3:3()-Bewltched 6: Mitch Game 8,10; Lilias Yoga & You 20. MD , ,. 4:0(>-Mister Cartoon 3; Marcus Welby, • . •1 Somerset 15; Howdy Doody 6; Mickey Mo~SI\t. 8; Sesa"'e St. 20,33; Mo~le "Brother ore '· . Dinah 13. 4:3()-My Three Sons 3; Emergency One! 6; Partrldgl· Family a: Fllnlstonn 15. . . s:(J(>-Big Valley 3; Marv Griffin 4; Brady Bunch 11 Mister Rogers 20,33: Star Trek 1S. 5:»-News 6: Family Affair 8; Elec._Co. 20,33; Adam· ', i 6 :~News ·furious (2 wdl.) 41 Raiaon d'DOWN 13 Oveneas SMALL $1 ,000 down , coli (304) 3102 ar(304)772-3227. 31 Uproar • Become J2 Secret ' form for sale, 10% down , OR NIGHT. owner financed . Monroe Coun· ty. W. Yo. Phone (304) n'l- PROTECT your swimming pool ! 3102 or(~) n2 -3227. Winterizi ng kits , covers, on· Pameroy, Ollio lifreeze , service for above or COUNTRY farmlond with sedud· In ground popls. 0 . Bumgai'dP92-l478 , ed woods . woter and good OC· ner Sales, Middleport , Ohio. 9-12-1 mo. pd. cess in Monroe County, W. Vo . Phone992-572~ . '---------......,~~. 38 Guarantee 1 Be eager 5 Gemstone. U Serb or Cnllt tact James Parsons, Rt. 1, I Racine, on Carmel Rood . Call m -7481. . : . ·' ~; ...,./ .,,,_ NEW 3 bedroom hou•e. 2 balh$ , EXCAVATING. BACKHOES AND . From 6" '" 11' ~ wide anci ·up _:r:~:~ DOZER - LARGE AND SMALL, all elec., I acre, Mlddl eport , SEPTIC TANKS INSTAllED. LOW to lit. d~ with or without •"· ;: dose to Rutland . Phone m BOY AND DUMP TRUCKS. BILL pipe furnished. Under road , :;1' ·:7481. PULLINS, PHONE 992-2~78 DAY bores up to 12" pipe size. : :: NEW LISTING- Spotless 3 bedroom Insulated home. Ceramic llle ballt, natural gas F .A. fumace, carport and 117 acre. S37,500~ WE HAVE SEVERAL BUSINESS LOCATIONS TO SELL . AFlER WHFrr I HEARD HAPPEHED- Wiri.hield Replacement Free Estimates · ~On Body Work Expert Painting Insurance Work Welcome St. Rl. 7 Coolvillt, Ohio 667-3127 7-29-1 mo. ASSORTED RUBBER BACK CARPETING MAIN POMER.OY, 0. NEW LISTING 4 business rooms, plus a 3 bedroom aparlmenf. New hal water furnace, fronl porch e. bosement. Only · $15,000. A Kentucky reader wants to know the. correct response to partner's opening bid of one diamond wlCb : &AK854• AK2tJ9732· The correct response Is a game forcing ·two spades. Your great distributioo makes up for Cbe fact Cbat you only have 15 bigh-card llOints. SEEMS SORTA ODD, 100, • Rooting : Alvrninvm Siding ' Scttflf1 · m~~ THE RINGSIDE ..... ..... . & 'DOWniDO!,Ih ' I• . Pass 2 t Pass 2N.T. Pass 4 N.T. Pass Pass Phone 949-2814 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. russ a r Box _A !!ottlt Wett Nerdl E111 builders . Southeastern Ohio T Rfte Co. SALES RIVER LOT- with water, electricity, and sewage. Only $3,000. 4 BEDROOMS Aluminum siding, living across front of house, large dining, hat water heal. Want only S16,500. IF 1.11~ SKIP A CAR PAYMe~T At-lD A CAN'T ... A! ·ANY PITCH ANY SIZE DIRFr.T8 f~BnRSIICr·.., ~~ fVWI Pl. Pleasant Ph. 675 -3469 9·.30-5:00 [)atlu HEMLOCK GROVE Nice remodeled 3 bedrooms. MOdern kitchen wilt) stovt, refrigerator, basement, front porch & v, acre. 120.000. MODERN - 81-level 3 bedroom home In the country. Family room, equipped kitchen, basement, garage, 3 trailer hookups, and 11 acros. $41,500. EAST 6185 .94 .10872 tQJ08 tJ3 6A93 •J874 SOUTH (D) .. Q9762 . cushions, 12 : ~1• "The Heist" 1. 1:GO-Tomorrow 3,4. 1 : ~Nows 13. . ChlnMI Five 6:0G-Biue Ridae Ouartef (c) 6:30-Tesllmony Time (C) 7:110-Marshall Football (cl 9:3()-TBA 10:0G-7QO.Ciub (c) 11 :»-Wrestling (c) notrump, can be an invitation to a slam and show enougb strength to guarantee four notrump. North ' s jump to four notrump is an example of Cbat bid. If be really wanted to ask for aces, he would eiCber have to use the Gerber Convention, which we will discuss tomorrow, or make some unusual forcing bid at the Cbree level, preparatory lo a Blackwood four notrump at hla next turn to bid. With a minimum hand, Soulh passes at four notrump. · West opens Cbe 111 of spades. SouCb is sure to make at least 10 tricks and may score as many -as 12, If the defense tries to beat four. But Chere is no play for a slam if one is bid. 21 NORTH GUTFER SERVICE mattresses, padding. Ideal for compers. Variety of sires. . Velvets, nylon prtnls , herculons. vinyl solids, ond fan<y prints. occeuorles. . ~-- Olympiad 33. · IO ·»-Biock Pw,lptctlve on' lhe Naws 20. 1' :iJo-Naws 3,~,6,1, 10,13,15; MacNtii-Latver RtpOI"' 33. ;,N....,. WeiCh" 11 : »-Johnny Cai'W! 3,4, 15; Movll .,... . &13 . Kolak I; Mary Hartman 10; ABC Ntwal3. 12:oci-Mov1e "Malor Dundee" 10; Jonakl 33. WIN AT BRIDGE 4NT ~an't always Blackwood For Fret Esllmltt 9-10·1 moe. p J&YHOLSTE.fAMY Ur ER fABRIC ,fDr sof1, chair YOUNG ~~ U7-3876 4-10-1 MOM&It& TO H~I.:P SUCH ~ or MUIIIfiUII HII5SOFfln :I t:R ALL, IT DA~ AN ... Speclollllng In custom built , railers for commorclll, resd ., pole buildings. I~Litioll Stnius flttltleittc Alllllltlo lllnloto W*l Aaics Clonch 9'12-5795. NEW LISTING - Nice large la'(o'n, 3 bedroom house, city utllltlea, barn ond garage. $3,500.00. A<:~vble wide, utilitiet ~urniahed . Phone 992· ffi·S771 1951. Carpar1 Sole, 918 875 16-5 _6 ofy fire with 8 the GREENIDJSE CONN trumpet, used 2 )'ears.' ·MORNING Star Hgts . Buy t'' acre · HOMESITES ·for sOle, 1 acre and I d $100. ~ 74-3092. troct of land. Will arrange for up . Middleport , near Rut on . 5227. KOD,.K · Hawkoye lnttama!IC Camero. l01t at lroctor pull ot IF YOU •- -o·o •"-·leo 10 off-. CORONET In good condition. Call Me'nu• • something, •· 992-7356, · ..,... Fairgrounds. Su-'-. ,......,, wont to bu't' or ~ sell Phone '1'12·7830. oo looking for work .. , or 650 TRIUMPH cftapper , rebuilt MAID for Shanlrock MoteL whot•ver ... you'll get results engine, n.w seat, 118ry good P-..y. Phone m-5188.:... falter wllh o Sentinel Want Ad. condition, $450. Phone . 992· See 742-2121 ;. Rutlond Ali Work Guaronlltd ~;. FrH Estlttll~ :. •' ~23-2 .... ' .....: · COMe RIGMT DOWN TO ITo t APPF{E!CIATE VO LJ R. .!!IIGNALING MEl '. Phone 742·2081 . F.-,..·, Truck &· _ Pho:-::-:-no _ m --c--5-::1::-<16_._.,..,.,:-:-:=- ------ aportmenta. AI. TROMM OONST I ~~, . HUBBARDS 9:~:.~ Man, Poor i.w, 4, 13; Mltsh I, 10; EYMJnt.t 10:~offi. czro:vvoruf~i Switch IJ)OJ, Newt 201 5:0f!::-BIW 'Valley 3; Merv Griffin 4; Brady Bunt~ 8; Mister Rogers 20,33; Star Trek 15. ! :»-News 6; Family Affair 8; Elec. Co. 20,33: Adam12 13. 6:0(>-Newo 3,4,8, 10, 13, 15; ABC Newo 6; loom 20; Consumer Experience 33. · 6:»-NBC News 3,. ,15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; lTV Utilization 33. 7:0(>-Truthor Cons. 3; To Tell !he Trulh4; Bowling for Dollars 6: Lei' s Go To The R-.:es 8; News 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Family Affair 15; COOking with a Continental Flavor 20; American Issues Forum 33. 7:»-Hollywood Squares 3,4; Let's 0..1 With It 6: Match Game PM 8; MacNeil-Lehrer Report 20,33; In The KnoW 10; Wild Kingdom 13; Nashville on the Road 15. . Tilt Comp lett : ._,- r Remocltling ,Service • . for Your Home · ·;.. sqoo. Phone m -2280. . 992-7320 Evenings COAL, limestone, and calcium 197Hl CAAIJNO truck , automatic OI.D lu I · bo L. chloride and calcium brine lor 8·2' ·1 mo . · .,.~ ~: ~ . beds,rn -=~· ~~~~·, dust control ond special mixing transmission, power steering, Till8:000 FridaYs We DelivM" "'--~,....-~--,..--4 '·.,' -L- d salt for farmel'l . MClin StrHt, p.b., 27 ,(XX) miles . $~,800.' l--:.:::.:::::::..:..:..:=.:'-=---l 7-28·4 ,._ ports, or complee hous .....vi, s. · Phone ~-2•05 or see Don Write M. 0. Mill•r. A:t. .. . Pomeroy, Ohio or phone 992 _. Johnson . ..' - - - - - - - - - " - - - ' ( '• ~. r--~!=:i:l:"'l:=:;::;,....--, .,... . .. PO<Mroy, Ohio. Coll992-n60. 3891. -"-"--'-:::--c-:----:--:----c GUTTER S!RYICE ::·:: .-. 1'171 HoNDA Cl-450, 12,000 1968 JEEP Wagoneer, 6 cyl .. ~ . ' .... CASH paid for all makes and wheel drive. lock out hubs. =---·-~=::~ ty Wt fttVt IN . trMII ...... OPEN EVES. ~-09 f>.M. ~ . POMEROY,, OHIO · ·~-------------"'!!~-...it.._..,J;I YOUR ATTENTiON RM:INE BAPJIST fttru ,~, . .. ·. , . Rlclno llolptist Church bus will bt running Sun*YI on I rvule 11'01!1 RoehM through Apple Gmt, ... vlng Rodne at 1:15 o.m. and returning' ...._gors ot noon. H you are lntertsltcl in our INs service, pltoso IHI fr"* to cantoct 949-2231 or 247·2101. Wtnltr loll of "•rldl ltlllle plonts. over 141 vorlttlto In 111. From •'' to I '' p~ts & t" to10" htnllftl ltltllttl. 75< -10 u.oo . co.® :POMEROY MOTOR models of .mobile homes. miles, sill't' bar, crosh bOrs , $795. Harold Brewer, Long Bot' non'• Garage. Phone m -S4SO Phone oreo code-.61•·•23--~a . pull bock hondle bors . n•w tire tom, Ohio 45743 . or call aher 5 p.m. m-7135. and seals. Scrambler side p;pes, $650. Coii'M9·2480. 1975 FORD F-250 • wllool drive, 6 MOS. old Border Collie to give TIMBER, p..,.,..y Forost Pro· duels. Top price lor standing IN D'SH 23 chann-' c•. am -fmwill lrade tor 7•·75 2 pickup. away; mole, to q good home, hovo •hat•. 9~9·23:12 , sowtimbor. Call .Kent Hanby. ~ "' • :~p ~nune L~ - ~T~ ;~~~~~~ mpx rodio, 3 trade. ster.o . Coli ·-~~ • 1 ·~6-8570. 992-3965. • COINS, 1929 and older currency, gold and silver scrap. Will buy KENNEBEC potatoot, SO lb. $3.SO or trde. Hove a good ~ection or 100 lb. $6.00. Bring con- GEORGEs. Hobstetter 1 Jr. REAL of coins to sell or trode. Also, toiners: Phone 667-3737 or ESTAlE BAOKER , POMEROY, PLEASE ~ Mende 'I ltlurday 10 10 1• . Sea1on, LOCUST POSTS, round or split. FUlLER Jrush Products , tho F. l: P. cor~Mt sweeper. NOw on NOTICE Opon tor ,all t ·GO-BH Bu Black Shtep 3,4,15; HIPPY O.yt 6,1)1 · Tony Orlondo & DIWI! .• •10; Mrl. Gandl'1 lndll TUESDAY, SEPTEM_!IER21, 1976 Mlminum Sillinl. . , Rcd•c, Guttets. ,. Plillinl and Repai :":-, . 1971 FOR.D Mavei-lck , P·' ·t p.b., air, lot• of chrome, real sha~p . for clot• restrvations. Formerly ~ co•h lnvottmtnt, no delivery or collecting. Computers do your paperwork. Call 949·2803 or 992·297T. AI .. booklngporties. FUEL TRUCK driver. Mu.t hove truck driving ••perlonco. Write So• 729-E, care of Tho Dolly Sentinel, Pomeroy, Ohio. HELP WANTED I locol finn needs ••pertencod plumbing and ' healing mon, , •toady work . Write P. 0 . Bo• 466, PomorOJ. Ohia45769. . RIVER plio,., dockhanch, cook. word 3 c Motor o· ,niiALJ~ . - ---- · !. afternoons demonstrating auarontetd toys ond gifts. No word Business Services @)~ 2 SIOFGit$· Poma._ r oy Compute<~ Coli 9.t9-2803 or 992-2971. AI.. booking parties. AVERAGE $40 an 111onlng or Pllct OGS and IdS paid within 10 doys. CAIID OF THANKS & OBITUARY Middleport. · d.molutratlng ~-. . . .,..--~~- '' ,...,;;~---...;,--..;;i f ' , ' paper.....oric , r." cents . - ~.::::t~~J:~:;.,~ do you colloctfnG. 5 cents pir ward one ln11rtton . Minimum Charge SI .OO. 1o4 cents per word three consecutive Insertions. 26 ce:nta word she. consecut lve nsertlons . 25 Per Cent Discount on m•e~%\''l:lldltlonal ·-- afternoons ab - reaponalble for one lncorrtc:t so ~- · AVERAGE SolO an 111onlng or The putllfsher tor -- .;::.._ .. RATES F'ar Want Act Servlct 12 .00 Television log f~r easy viewing · '• llrst dar of IIIGULATIONS Tht PubliSher reserves Arthur Mooro. Ranzo Moore. Dorothy Robtrlt end SWIUQtr : You are hereby 01y CMcellatlans , llonl Doneld Moore, John Moore, G1rnet MoOre, Fred Moore, Htnneh Reibel, also known 11 Hannen Moore, Mary J . Sepp, 1110 known 11 Mary Jane Moore ·elao known 11 Mary . Sapp Archer, · Best II Chtathtrit, Jtllle McGUirt. Ranzo Moore, Jr., Hettie · Ebtrtbech , Mllltrd Jeffers, Results Use The Sentinel Class· WANT ADS IIII'OIIMATION DIAOLINIS • .' j . . ' I ' \ l ' ' �10 - The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, Sept 21, 1976 ·~ Ohio Republicans gather in Columbus for '76 convention '· weekend. The 23-member state party platform conunlttee ended two days of hearings Monday In Ita efforts to C<ll'tle up with draft of tlle platform. Three of Monday's witnesses before the platfonn committee were critical of Democrats who control both houses of the legislature . $800 Million Deficit Budget · Director WlWam Wilkens said If current pro· grams are continued over the next two yeal"S, and If state revenues conttnue to Increase at their present level!, "the bottllm line is a projected deficit of $800 mllllon." "We are going to hawe io ellminate many of the man. dates and ceUings In tbe areas of prhnary and secondary education and public welfare If we are going to be able to put together a budget within the exlltlng revenue sources we have m the books today," said WUJdns. Wllkina said he thought It would be "cruel and misleading to promise Increases for primary and secondary education and welfare without providing the funding." "I think equally imPortant is that we should oppose rlillng the hopes of many by approving JrOgrams we can't afford," he added. Coaetlc !lllqea C. Luther Heckman, chair· man of the Public Utilities CommlaalonofOhio (PU<X>), and James A. Ouerk, director of the Department of Economic IDd Canmunlty Development, said another ·major problem In Ohio waa the lack of natural gaa. Heckman said the leglslatiD'e, which he said "hasn't done a damn thing/' was pertly to blame fu- the lack of an adequate supply of natural gas because of Ita pa.uage of a bW eM'Uer lhil year. The leglalatlon, which prohibited utUitiu from paulng oo the coli ol natural gas e:a:clualvely uaed by Industries to residential customers, eliminated the financial Incentive for uttl\ties to develop new natural gat fields. Heckman said other udllty legislation pa8lled by the General . Assembly conatltuted little more than "coanetic reforms" which "had tile ingrfdtents to raise utlllty rates." DelfEan Duerk said other major Two from Meigs drawbacu to lnduetrlat ICIIIey the tooll to mollvate - HeckmiD, wbo11 followed npenalm In Ohio, In lddllion inllultry to locate or apllld 9IIITttt Ill lbt po ~1 m, c:au.cl to the lack ol natlnl g-., In tbe ll.lte.. lhas:.~ were blgh tangible Jloperly Cce4Meda.U . . _ - --Stephen Sterrett, other three IJiuee, with . taue and lqh llbor wage npuunttnc the ~ putlealer attendoll the - : riles. He Nld efforta to enact · Udllty u.-., a _ _ . wblcb would require tbe : 1ni to prvvlde ~ tu: group apoiiiOI'Inl thla General ANembl7 to • lncendvee were IIIIIICCIIIIul, Novllllber'e r•l'tllliml on ft'lluale the ll8ld fer tile • propelled etlte <XIIIInlctiCIIofnuclllrpvnr IDd that for the lilt 20 four Conaltutkml lltlllldmentl, pllntl. • months It had '-'o lib urged the GOP platform He aald the pr(IIIOIIIII ~ "talldil811l d!llf ears aa far aa oommitlee to endorlt the J.uuU on tbe.Nov. 2 ltllll'IJ : talking tp the maJority · ·election ballot - would ':. leadership about the four lllueJ, ~ of the IIIHIIdmenll ''eeue thai lite planll "prvblema of jobs : and the would requ!N public udlltlea · e conomical, op11rale lllftiJ.: problem of Industrial to offer a minimum. amount and have full lneurance • development In Ohio .... of naiilrll gaa IDd electricity ·coverage" • det.rmlned by ~ Duerk Nld lnduatrtal tu: ' Incentives \ would provide his at average rates d18'1ng high· tbe legl.llatn. uaage winter months. : .. Constitution Week being obseroed · Return Jonathan Meigs Two Meigs High School Ollpter of the Daughters of the Azl!erlcu Revolution Ia graduates 1ast spring Kimberly Jones aod Dina joining other DAR Chapters Pratt - are members of the. tn a national effort to ~d Morehead State University Meigs Countalns and .all marching band, known as tile Amerlcarut of the slgnlflcuce "Big Band from Pantel of the United Stales Con· stltuUon. Boone Land". This Is National Con· The band, directed by Dr. &bert Hawkins, perfonns at MSU, located at Morehead, Ky., foot baD gamea and other marching events. It has performed at professional football · games and represented Kentucky in the last Presidential Inauguration Parade. MISs Jonea rs tbe daughter of Mr. · and Mrs. Richard Jones, 142 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, and Miss Pratt Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Pratt, 121 7th Ave., Middleport. •.. ciltm It; othetwlle, tbra~ carelelllleN or ~ tlie rlghtl and . IIberti~~ Americans have enjoyed~ vanlah". ·'"" · Ml11 Lucille Smith ~ chairman of the o~ · Ida Meigs Count)' on behall oC the local DAR Chapter. : stltution Week, Sept. INiept. 23. The Constii\IUon Ia called, "The greatest document lor hwnan Uberty in 2000 years ol -ecorded history. It Ia the foundation for a free, prOflperous and Independent llfeforeverycltlsen, buteacb ieneratlon must work lor llJ1II- " j CARS IN YOUR ~~S?~" .. " . Olester Water District, pictured, and the district's treatment plant were Inspected by some 250 persons who attended open house In the district frr ' 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Door prizes at the office went I helma Fal:ns· worth,SuzanneCiay,andMr. and Mrs.ll . ,ert Arnold and Girl hurt in mishap Astra- Graph Bernice Bade Osol For Wedl)ndly, Sept. 22, 1978 Debbie Rutt, 15, Waterloo, ARIES (Morch 21·Aprll 19) was slightly injured in an You could be a trifle careless accident at 4:15p.m. Monday regarding hea lth habits . on Rt. 775, five tenths of a Remember, the ounce of prevention is worth the pound mile l!Outh of Patrtot-CadmiiS ol cure, · Rd. lI . tnay .be tempted to resOrt to Sl.lb ter1ug e roda y . Don 't operate in a way that will make you feel ·guilty. SCORPIO (Oct. 24·Nov. 22) Your generous nature may be taken m ·today · by · someone with a sad tale. Before opening Your heart and your purse. check her story oul. SAGITTARIUS (Nov . 23·Doc. 21) Success may be denied you today throu gh your own fault. If you're not willing to help you rself, dori't expect ·others to e1ther. The Gallla-Melgs' Post TAURUS (April 20'Mo~ 20) · CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jon. Today you're a bit toO gullible State f!ighway Patrol said ,In 19) Fight a tend~ncy to feel business matters. Be extra abe was a passenger in a car careful when dea ling wit h sorry lor yourself today. It's driven by Delores H. Rutt, 35, strange merchants. futile . Others have the ir own Waterloo. Their car went out GEMINI (Mor 21·Juno 20) troubles and you'll get lillie of control, ran off the road· Doubts about associates sympathy. way at a curve, struck an should not be ignored today. II -QUARIUS (Jon. 20·Fob. 19) embankment and over· something bothers you . bring it Don't feel obligated to do turned. She was not iJn.. out. Discuss it with the- person busmess with one you 've dealt with before. Go where you can mediately treated. There wsa himself. get the best bargain . Sentiment CANCER (Juno ·21-Julr 22) II moderate damage. isn 't good . sense today. ignore a te;sK today, figur· Tommy L. Krautter, 18, you Ing you 'll get around to it PISCES (Feb. 20·MII<h . 20) Pomeroy, was cited to Meigs tomorrow, you 're barking up Inconsistency will be annoylng County Court for no br.akes lhe wrong tr ee. Postponement to your fr\e nds today, Stick to following a rear end colllaton only means delay. your agre.ed . course of action. at 3:25 p.m. Monda!' . on LEO (Julr 23 · Aug. 22} Do what you say you will. County Road 25. The petrol Spendthrltt ways could cause· said Kraatter's car struck the serious fine,ncial problems to~ rear of an auto operated by day. Stop telling yoursell you things that you'll buy now Ronnie Eblin, 18, Rutland. need and not use later . A deer was killed In an Sopl. 22, 1976 accident at 10:45 p.m: VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sopt. 22) You could be restless this year anticipate defeat today and amcious to make change Monday on Rt. 35 east of Rt. Don't before you even enter the fray. tor Chan ge's sake. Better to %19. Officers said the animal You have at least as much stay where you are. for things ran Into the peth of a car chance ol winning as you do ol . will work out. operated by Dorinda S. losing. Foster, 28, Rt. 3, Gallipolis. LIBRA (Sopt. 23·0CI. 23) You SALMON RUNNING .!!ELLOWS ·FALLS, Vt . {UP!) - Vermont Gov. Thomas Salmon has (Continued from pege 1) recovered ·from viral Sunday betweeri Kllalriger and Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian pneumonia and Is off and Smith, who indicated Monday his government was ready to running again for the u.s. sccept the principle of majority rule. Senate against lncumllent · I · Republican Sen. Robert St.af. SAUSBURY, RHODEsiA - PRIME MINISTER Ian ford. Smith's government spent three hours today considering Secretary of Slate Henry A. Kllalriger's proposals for black rule In Rhodesia, but reached no declslon on Ute issue. "We don't consider big propo~~~la In a ruah," said Struth on emerging from his downtllwn office. "We're going to take our Avour · W'Birthday News .. in Briefs time." a WS ANGELES :- mE JEWELS THAT ADORNED queen of EcYpt flashed and sparkled in a federal courtroom and drew curious stares- but.would not draw enouch money to pay the debts of commoners who llved royally. Fathla Ghall, fonner prlnceas of Egypt and slater of the late King Farouk, looked on Unp888ively Monday as a Bankruptcy Court judge trted to auction off the jewels of her . molher - former Queen Nazi! Fouad - to pay t310,000 in debts. Althouch the famUy had valued them at $500,000, jewel dealers would not bid more than $180,000, · TO END MARRIAGE Filing for dissolution of marriBG ~ were Yvonne M. SeUers, Rt. 2, Racine, IDd James Edwin Sellers, Racine; Doris W. Swain, Rl. 1, Reedsville and Richard W. Swaind, Reedsville. Patricia !Weves filed for support against Randel !Weves under the reciprocal agreement act. TAKEN TO VMH The Middleport Emergency Unit waa called to 719 Beech st., at 4:48 p.m. Monday for John Rowe, wbo was ill. He was taken to Veterans Memorial HospitaL At 8:41 p.m., the ,quad was called to 532 Mill St., again for Rowe. No treatment waa given and Rowe was not taken to any bospltll. . • .. I;!~ ~~~ · Adolph's Dairy Valley i Hrs.: 10:00 A.M.. Tilll :OU P. M. ~un.·Thurs. 10:00 A. M. T1ll~:OO P.M. Fn. & Sat. . 992-2556 W. MAIN POMEROY, O. : "i.. j JtIf. By J. R. KIMMINS COLUMBUS (UP! ) Delegates to the Ohio Republican Convention Tuesday rejected a strong anti-busing plank to their plltform before adopting a document calling for a balanced budget and the . defeat of' all Democ~ats in November. "It Is time to join hand! and elect President Ford and Bob Dole," said James D. Jobnaon, a delegate from the 21st congressional district, In urging his party !(/ reject the antibusing amendment offered by Rep . Donna Pope , R·Parrna. Jobnaon, who Is black, said adoption of the plank would cause people "to fall away from the Republican Party.'' "I'm not for forced busing. Nobody is going to lms my kid - If I had .one. But forced busing llbould not be an Issue In Ohio," he added. The voice vote rejecting Mrs. Pope's amendment was clearly "No." About ten per cent of the 2,000 delegates yelled " Yes,'' but were • - ~J.oll • '· PRICE FIFTEEN CfNTS ,,.. . , "o o '<t o •,0 ...... 0 0 I quickly drowned out. Mrs. Poi>e and fellow state Rep. Irma Karmol , !).Toledo, liad tried to get the anti· busing plank adopted by the 23-member platform committee earlier Tuesday; but support on the committee was as lacking as on the cbnvention floor. Committee chairman Rep. Charles Kurfess, R· ~rrysburg, noted that the · state party platform adopted anti-busing langjiage In the national party platform approved !liSt month in Incentives to encourage new industry in the state and spur existing Industry to el<p81ld. -- Stressing the need for a balanced budget. the Promoting "overhaul" of the PubUc Utilities Commission of Ohio. The ten-minute debate over the anti-busing amendment was the highllght of Tuead.ay ClUne&. ... - Tighter controls over afternoon 's convention state welfare benefita to session. U.S. Rep. Chalmers P, "fight welfare fraud" and to ' 'remove Ineligible Wylie, R..Qhio, welcomed the recipienta." - Calling for industrial tu: Kansas City. Other sections of the platform approved by the convention were adopted without opposition. Among them were planks: - Supporting capital punishment and lft1llldatory priBon sentenceS lor persons convicted of "serious" :.":::.:.=~ t,o,o 'o'o'o'o'o'o' o'.lo':t/_ time he called for the defeat of 'tile Democratic ticket of Jinuny Carter and Walter Mondale. The only substantive busin<!IS of the convention was the unanimous selection of 25 Pre,identlal Electors who will cast Ohio's Electoral College vote in January Uthe Ford·Dole llcket wins the ~lffLuMeu s IUPI J _ Here Niehm .~:~"':1·'- steps dOwn Ot~ lo are excerpls fr om th e Republ ican Parly TP ia~orm unan l mou~~S~c:'~fgN ues ay : Fall arrives this evening ··· · By United Prea1Internatlonal WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT FORD Ia temporarUy tripling t11e Import tariffs on sugar to help struggling sucar fa'nners stay in business. . Ford Tuesday raised the hnport duty from the present .625 ·cents a pound to 1.875 cents. He said sugar prices have been declining since July and ruive reached Jeyels "at which many fanners are unable to operate profitably." Government experts said Ford's action probably lri1l have little if any hnpect on conswner prices. They explained that retaU prices haven't fallen as sharply as have raw sugar prices and the.re Is room for middlemen 1ll absorb Increases in raw sucar prices. D DR. BERNARD NIEHM ... I • . • atGSI Dr. Bernard Niehm said he fired himself as United Press International weaiher. High temperatures superintendent of the Gallipolis State Mental FaU officially begins today today are expected 1ll range Hospital Tuesday so Dr. Timothy Moritz, director but weatherwlse, autumn from the 50s in.the northeast began during the night in to the 64kl in southern and of the Department of Mental Health and Mental western counties. Retardation, could not take the action. Ohio. Another cold front is At least one record low Niehm said he received a six-page letter from temperature Wllll reported rusi)ing southeastward out of Moritz this week that charged him with a lack of Wednesday and at least one Canada and may bring some administrative ability, engaging in partisan record for tile date was additional precipitation in northern Ohio Thursday. political activity and fostering poor labor tied. YORK - A BOMB, "comparable" 1ll one which . In Mansfield, a low of .36 Lows tonight will be In th~ 40s relations at the southern Gallia County institution. • k!Ued three pll\lple and injured 45 others almoat 19 months ago ~grees broke the previoiiS with high · temperatures Nlehm said the letter inand apparently planted by the same terrorist ·group, rocked record low of 39 set in 1974. Thursday forecast in the 001 dicated that he was going to the New York Hilton Hotel Tuesday 'night. · .. , "The firing of Dr. ?ilehrtl The National Weather in the north to the 70s along be dismissed so he . fired .was long overdue and will No·lnjurles were repor(l'd. The d~vlce exploded In a stair· EDWARD G. MOORE, Sr., Bradbury, holds the Service bureau at the Akron· the Ohio river. himself, depriving Moritz of serve to Improve . resident weU between the 24th and 25th floors while Puerto Rican Gov. The National Weather ser· the chance. framed resolution .from the Ohio Senate which peys high Canton airport reported a low · Rafael Hernandez Colon was attending a function in a second· care and services at vice's extended outleolt for tribute to Sgt. Edward(;. Moore, Jr ,, oft he State Highway of 39 degrees which tied the And Nlehm charged Moritz Gautpolls Slate Institute," floor banquet room and a crowd of 200 anti-Colon Ohio for the Friday through with running "a chaotic Patrol, killed while on duty on July 23. mark set in 1953. demonstrators seeking Puerto Rican Independence picketed in Karl E. Stewart, executive And the service's Columbus Sunday period calls for a department" and said the director of the Ohio ClvU front of the hotel, police said. ·office reported 38 degrees, chance of showers dally with director's office should be Service Employees one-<legree above the all-time highs in the upper 50s or the investigated. NEW YORK - FIVE PERSONS involved in the Sept. 10 Association said. > record low of 37 set in 1974. 64kl Friday, warming to the hijack of a TWA jeUiner with 85 passengers aboard have been Moritz said he would "not Stewart, ,whose ' Showers and 6Cs or low 70s by Sunday. comment whatever" on the organization Is the largest indicted on federal charges of air piracy which could carry the thunderstorms developed Overnight Lows will he In the resignation. death penalty. . .· public employee labor union ' over Lake Erie Tuesday as upper 30s or the 40s Friday, The five Indicted Tuesday In Bl:ooklyn Fede(al Court in Ohio and representa 5,000 . ·cold Canadian air moved warming ta the 40s or low 50s .Jour refugeeB from communiSt Yugoslavia and the American mental · health and mental over the 70-degree 'lake by &!nday. wife of one of them - are being held in lieu of $1 million ball retardation employees, water. Some waterspouts each. . reacted to Tuesday night's · They are Zvonlto Busic, 30, and his American wife, ·High tribute has been jlaid citizens of Ohio with distlnc· were also sighted, with Three persons fined firing of Gallipolis State Julienne,27, botll of ]'lew York City; Peter Matanik, 31, of New to Ohio State Patrol Sgt. tion . His integrity, con· showers reported across Institute superintendent Dr. Three persons were fined York City; Mark Vlasic, 29, of Stamford, Conn.; and Frane Edward Gene Moore, for· scientiousness and concern northern Ohio. Cleweland had Bernard Niehm by Dr. Pesut, 25, of Fairview, N. J. merly of Middleport, who was earned him the respect and the heaviest rainfall witll and two others forfeited Timothy Moritz, director of bonds in the court of Mid· killed in a plane crash while . admiration of a host of loyal about half an Inch. WASHINGTON (UPif - the Ohio Department of There was still a chance of dleport Mayor Fred Hoffman President Ford is looking Mental Health ~nd Men~l MINNEAPOLIS - 'l1IE EPISCOPAL Church's House of on duty about two miles north friends and associates. light showers Tuesday night. Bishops Is caught In a bind on how to deal with the 15 women of Mt. Vernon on July 23. " Countless citizens owe some forward to the big debate Retardation. Fined were Roger F . Thursday wltll Jiiiuny Carter priesta who by the act of their Irregular ordinations . A resolution from the Ohio their safety, and perhaps, developing in the extreme As the GSI investigating drmatically raised the question of prlesting women. Senate state., their very Uves to individuals northeastern pert of th~ state . Dillard, 19, Pomeroy, $i5 and and aides say he is in "good committee, an eight person On Tuesday, the bishops accepted a theological statement "The members of the Uke Sgt. Edward Moore who today but most of Ohio was costs, for making a uu" turn mental shape" for the group of medical · urging that the 15 go through a "just in case" or "conditional" Senate of the Jllth General respond to the call of duty expected to have sungy and $15 and costs for historic, face-to-face professionals, pointed out in traveling the wrong direction encounter. ordination to regularize the women so tliat the rest of the Assembly of 0:1io have. without regard for their Its April, 1976 report, .there on· a one-way street ; Mark Church could be assured they were validly·ordained and the teamed with deep sadness of personal well being. When Ford displayed a carefree were severe problems at GSI, EXTENDED OUTLOOK Haley, 24, . Middleport, $10 air by dancing beyond many o.f which were caused two wings could' be reconcUed. · the untlinely death of Sgt. tragedy takes the life of one . I Edward Gene Moore, a such public servant, all of us Friday tbrough Sunday, and costs, expired driver's midnight Tue.i!day at the slate by poor administration. WASHINGTON - THE GOVERNMENT TODAY banne<j dedicated officer and pilot have suffered a profound a chance of showers dally license, and William C. dinner honoring Liberian For example, there was not Dinguess, Dexter, $40 and the red dye used 1ll color maraschino cherries, despite clailrul with the State Highway loss. President WlWam R. Tolbert. proper habilitation of with highs In the upper 50s the action wlll cause economic disaster in the industry which Patrol, and wisp to express "I'm getting in training residents and Supt. Nlehm's · "Edward Moore radiated to the 60s Friday, warming costs, disorderly manner. produces them. · our most sincere condolences an eagerness and a zest for to the 60s aad low 70. bf Forfeiting bonds were Sonja tonight by dancing with Betty IOCIIS was primarily long It also banned a black dye used In eyebrow pencils and to his family and many life on the job and in the Sunday. Lows wlU be Ia tbe t. Ohlinger, 20, Middleport, and tile guests," Ford teased range ·p)aMing, rather than mascara and once used to color licorice, gumdrops and other friends. community. His personal upper 30s and 10s Friday, $2'1 .70, posted on a speeding · reporters when asked about addressing the immediate and Ronald the debate at the historic problems · of improving candy. . "Since graduating from the sacrUices to family, friends . warming to Ute 40s and low charge, Wilcoxen, 39, Gallipolis, $50 Walnut Street Theater in resident care. · The bans, effective lmmedia tely, are necessary because of State Highway Patrol and neighbors will be long 50s by Sunday. posted on a disorderly Philadelphia. ID!answered safety questions, the Food and Drug Academy In 1969, Sgt. Ed- remembered by all who knew This report was the result manner charge. Administration said In a statement. But when asked about Car· of an investigation sparked In ward . Moore served the and loved him." ter's views expressed in August, 1975 at a labor KINSHASA, ZAIRE· - SECRETARY ol State Henry Playboy Magazine on lust management meeting caUed KjJls!nger sought support from Zaire today for his plan to bring and adultery, he looked by OCSEA with Moritz where blllck rule to Rhodesia, but a favorable response from startled, hesitated, and then Mike Clifford, staff iilfluential Tanzanian President Julius Nyerere already has said "I'm not going to representative for OCSEA virtually assured black African acceptance of the proposal. On Carter's proposal to tax median family income of comment." prese nted allegations of By IRA R. AlLEN . believe the American people In Dares !jalaam Tuesday, Nyerere said - and U. S. And in a rare display of about $14,000 as a cutoff those with higher incomes medical inadequacies, COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!)- deserve better than that." officlala agreed - the ooly thing standing in the way of a In ooe of his most barbed reticence, The First Lady, point. more heavily than lower deplorable conditions and "Where are his priorities?'' conference to settle .the Rhodesian question Is the fonnal, attacks of the campaign, Dole demanded, and then inc<me persons by closing "He's going to raise the asked the same question, labor problems on behalf of public acceptance of the principle of black majority rule by Republican vice presidential answering his own question tax loopholes, Dole said the taxes if he's elected lor over paused, thought a moment residents and OCSEA Rhodesian Premier Ian Smith. . American and said "I really have no members who work at GSI. candidate Robert Dole said the Kansas senatllr charged, Democratic candidate and half · the famllles ... He's not going 1ll conunent.'' Walter "In my opinion, Dr. Nlehm Tuesday that Jiiiuny Carter "His priorities are to get running mate DETROIT - 'l1IE STRIKE BY 170,000 workers against Carter's pitfalls aside, wiggle out of it or wriggle out Mondale were trying to back was a poor leader and an elected at any cost, at any "ought 11> start telling the the Ford Motor Co. entered Its second week today with Ford truth" about where he stands promise, at any statement." away from use of the national (Continued on page 16) some of Ford's top advisers inept administrator, " President Lee A. lacocca at least outw&l'dly optimistic that believe that the sp~cla l Stewart said. key Issues. negotiations are "on trac~" towards settlement. · ooAddressing prosecutllr's investigation of ''His firing will not only about 2,600 per· But there were few visible signs Tuesady of any progress political contributions dating result In Improved resident sons attending an Ohio from the negotiating suite at Ford world headquarters and at Republican conv~nuon, Dole back to 1964 in the President's care, but will also Increase least one economist questioned. the union's key demand for borne district of Kent County, the morale of GSI employees made quick and pointed more time off the job with no loss In pay. grant them a raise. Mich., will not prove who have struggled to meet United Pres~ The Parma School Board reference to the Democratic By The teachers originally de· liarmful. presented the Parma the needs of the patients in presidential nominee's IDternatloiiSI manded a raise in the base And White HoiiSe counsel The two-week old strike by Teachers Association the spite of the administrative controversial interviews with COURT ACTION salary to $10,000 a year, but Philip Buchen told reporters shortcomings of the In· the Parma Education offer early Tuesday at the Three bonds were forfeited Playpoy magazine about sex cut their demands back to that a three-year statute of stitution," he added. Fair tonight with lows ln and two defendanta fined In and religion, with a news Association ended Tuesday conclusion of a marathon ",100 Monday. limitations covers any OCSEA has 35,000 mem· tile mid to upper 40s. Partly the court of Pomeroy Mayor service about taxes and with when the teachers voted to bargaining session. The strike cut school violation of federal election bers across the state. accept the latest offer from ·The agreement, which calls the Readers' Digest about Clarence Andrews tuesday cloudy Thursday with highs Meanwhile, in a story · the Parma Board of for an Immediate $242 attendance by two-thirds laws. 70 to 75. Probablllty of rain Ia night. Forfeiting bonds were !ann policy. although classes were As to the basis for the Education, but the East increase In the base salary, which appeared in this "I just say he ought to stop 10 per cent tonl8ht and 20 per . Gregory Roush, Syracuse, melntained by Some non· prosecutllr 's investigation, morning's Columbus Citizen· liverpool Board of Educatioo was approved by a 93 per cent giving those interviews," $25, poste4, on speeding; cent Thursday. strlklng teachers, substilllte Buchen said, "I haven't the Journal, Dr. Nlehm also Richard Buckley, Wellstlln, Dole said to great applause. said It had decided to take margin. The old ba!ie sllsry teachers, supervisors and slightest idea unless they are legal action against 250 , was $8,756 dollars a yei.r. called for the resignation of 1 TWO RUNS MADE $50, disorderly conduct, and "Or he ought to start te111ng striking teachers in that The school board scheduled administrators. School bus misusing government resour· Dr. Moritz~ The Syracuse E·R Squad Michael Mlddleawart, Port· the truth." · a special meeting for later drivers honored the picket ces ." · The' article, In jl4rt, read: Attacking . Carter' for school system. Monday at 9:20 p.m. took land, t300 posted on a OWl He llbrugged off as "de Gene Toot, president of the Tuesday evening 1ll ratify and lines, leading only a handful The superintendent of Sterling Rayburn to Holzer charge. Fined were Delbert alleged vaguene88 about of buses in service. mi.nimus11 , meaning "<lf such Gautpolls State Institute for · Medical Center where he was Fridley, Pomeroy, S100 and Issues, Dole displayed the East Liverpool Board of sign the pact. The East Liverpool minor slgilificance" reports Supt. WUbert Lewis said mentally retarded an· treated and returned home by cosl8, reckless operation of a sare&Q fer which he Is Education said · the board ~A~hers walked out Mooday that Ford had accepted a the Education nounced hls own firing lite squad. At 5:45 p.m. motor vehicle, and Mark known In CongreM, saying, considered the strike an Parma and classes for 5,000 students of golfing weekends at Tuesday, and called for tha • Tuesday the squad was called Brockway, Pomeroy, $100 "I just plead with him 1ll be illegal act m the part of the Association negotiators were called off when school couple the Pine vaUey CoiD!try Club resignation of the man who consistent . Please, Mr . East Liverpool Education accepted the agreement for '1'11elma Collins who was alld costa, petty larceny. bus drivers refused to cross In New Jersey at the expense !Ired him. Tuesday afternoon. He said Cartar, take one position Assoclatioo. taken to Holzer Medical the teacher's picket linea. of U.S. Steel, with ~is. friend Toot said the board wUI every attempt would be made whatever It Ia - even If Nlehm has been at Center. SQtiAD CALLED The teachers In the East · Wllllam Whyte as his host. hold no further discussions as to operate the schools on a you're rJ&ht...TeU it like il is. Gallipolis for six years. The Pomeroy Emergency IN HOSPri'AL Liverpool School District "I doo 't know anything loog as the teachers withhold normal schedule today. Just one time, teU It like It He charged Moritz was Albert "Red" Keeton, Squad was called lo the their services and the board The teachers, who serwe asked for a beginning wage of about that," he said. is." firing him for the very kinds Pomaroy, entered St. Mary's Eagles Club in Pomeroy at Special Counsel David of things he aUeges Moritz Is has dlrec;ted the city solicltllr 21,000 students In Penna, $8,900 a year while the Esst He charged that Carter's Hospltal,'Huntlngton, W.Va., 12:30 a.m. Wednesday for domestic policy Ia one of to lnstltgate pr~>Ceedings 11> Penna Heights and Seven liverpool Boar•' "· Educatloo Gergen told reporters "the guilty of In his administration Tuesday, for a kidney Marvin Darst who had fallen. "Tax and tax, spend and take legal action to reswne Hills, struck ilf!pt. 1 w~n the, has offered $7 President is confident, he has (Continued on page 16) operation. Hf \sin room 5009, He was taken to Veterans spend and elect and elect. I normal classroom uperaLiun. board of educatioo refu:.ed lil no real concern." :Memorial Hospital. 5th floor • • · · m::w • WALK-UP TELLER WINDOW AND AUTO TELLER WINDOW OPEN FlU EVENINGS'S To 7 P.M:~ '''Zi!i • "THE . FRIENDLY BANK" Late Patrolman Moore honored Big debate Thursday MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Ccnotati'Jn DEPOSITS INSURED TO •40,000 ELBERFElDS '· . MEIGS tHEATRE ClDSED FOR lllii'ITJON Dole,·attacks .Carter on '""" WAlQf FOR OPENING DATE 1HE INN PLACE WEDNESDAY NIGHT • ISSUeS Parma teachers end strike Special . Weather ONE DAY SALE! WOMEN'S COATS VIsit our Salad Ba·r Baked Steak Mashed Potatos & Gravy Vegetable . Hot Rolls Coffee. Tea or Milk $295 SHOP WEDNESDAY AND SAVE ON ANEW FALL COAT••• •FAMOUS MAKERS Plus tax THE MEIGS INN •MISSES, .IIALFS. 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Thanks to bank rates. . convenient terms and fast service, you'll get your loan ...and your new car .... right away. . GAME CHANGED The Meigs footbaU game scheduled with Belpre at bome Friday evening has been changed to Saturday night, James Diehl, prtn· clpel, announced today. ·:****************************-AI* : TRY ou",DELI£10us HAMJ.U~GERS. : * MEAT GROUND FRESH DAILY l i .FRESH PEACH SHAKES AND SUNI;IAES. THREE RUNS MADE The Pomeroy Emergency Squad answered .three calls Monday. At 10:34 a.m. the ,quad went toW. Main st. for Fred Bfrchett who was taken to Veterans ·. Memorial Hospltll and later returned to his home. At 7:52, the squad . took Gary Schoonover of Mulberry Ave. to Veterans Memorial Hospital and at 10:45 p.m., Debora Parsons was taken from her residence, also on Mulberry Ave., to the Holzer Medical Center. VOL XXVIII NO. llO entine !!!!News. . .in Brief~ See Your Way with.• !II lite plillt to wmiim Grueaer, Joe BlsleiiiDd Mr. and Mrs. Avery Goeglein. Personnel of the district conducted tours, eiJllalned operations and served refreshments. The district has been in operation for seven years. The new office Is located ooe mile north of the Eastern High School 00 Rl. 7. at y $U::: in Morehead band 'l1IE NEW office building of the Tuppers Plalns- • • • By J.R. KDIMINS · COLUM!!US (UP! ) About 2,000 Republicans from across Ohio were to meet bere today to elect 25 delecatea to the Electoral College and adopt a state party platform. GOP vice presidential no· mlnee Robert Dole was also IICbeduled to addre!l.! the state party convention tonight. Other speakers Included Sen. Robert Taft, Jr., R.Qhlo, Gov. Jamea A. Rhodes and Ohio Senate minority leader Michael J. Maloney, ROnclnnati. Democrats met in state party convention last • •• .' I • r • ' "' I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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