https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/08de0efa38b452bf771b392c17d64fe3.pdf 0cc5dfa19f683fca169fe58eed37d72d PDF Text Text 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o., Monday, Sept. 'll, 1976 ·;:;:::x::::::::1::::::.::::::::::~:::::::.:;:.:;:.:;:.:;x-:r.v.:t»;·~»>.; veteraa;M•m•!.!=it~~~,~!n•td SATURDAY ADMISSIONS --' Samantha Hall, Cheahire·, Sharon Crouch, Racine; H b rt J t T It .o a un or emp e on, Porn. eroy ·, .James Yea&er, Middleport,· Freeman WiUlama, Minersville; Ira C R tl d Maxine remea!ll, u an ; Bromley, Middleport·, l,ela Robinson, ltactne. SATURDAY DIS· ~~:b~~:.s John ~~~~:~. Samantha Hall, Ra'ndy Smith, Rev. George Oller, , ., .. , " !News • • •in Brie~~! 'J' covert, Pomeroy; Martha ilobiMon, Pomeroy·, Darlene Duncan, Sy,.cuse; Dea1te Kuhn, ,.__.., eta WI...,"-......... re; renee ~... Radnt· Sara Diddle Middleport: ' SUNDAY DISCHARGES Warren Baker, Freeman WIUWna, Timothy Sklorlnko, Nonnan Curtll, Harry MeFarland, Sadie Tunaell. v· -·u• ' MEIGS TH£ATRE aDSED FOR VACATION WATCH FOR OPENING DATE warned. Special . "Going Bare" Ia 11ood Idea ''OIII,y for the vel'f few fiiiCbmlnded indiYiWals, who can live with.the pall'dblllty Gf 1o1111,11 everytb~ they've ~ In 1 llfellme of practic:lll; plaa a good chunk of their lutln eaminga," W. Fred Muw~D wu quoted as sayinl in thla week's lime of the AmaicaD lfedkiel News. The new8p!lpel', publilbed weetJ,y by the Amsican Medical Asloclation, recently published 1 tUVey lndlca4ing thai 35 per cent of ph)'Jiclan reapondenll 1nft llllnliiDI of dropping malpractice coverage while 13 pel' ca~l said they Ire aln!ady without the insurance. NFL Standlnt5 By .united Prrn lnternatioftll Americ.ln Conferenc• East W. l. T. Pet. PF Balt imore 2 I 0 .667 81 Miami 2 1 0 .667 60 New. Eng land 2 l 0 .66773 Suffalo 1 2 0 .333 38 NY Jets c:ni~.IIQ -~ 20 Visit Our Salad Bar Pan Fried Chicken Home Made Noodles Mashed Potatoes & Gravy · . . Hot Rolls Coffee, Tea or Milk Plus tax $295 THE MEIGS INN 992·3629 Pomeroy, 0. Farmen"nk POMEROY, OHIO Sl 68 52 IOO Los AngelesW. 2L· · P~:j:~ ~~~ San Francisc 2 I 0 .667 7S ·s.t Atlantl 1 2 .0 .333 3• 54 W. L. T. Pet. PF PA 2 1 o .667 72 .,2 2 1 o .66! 46 l7 I 2 0 33386 75 ' Cle;~eland 1 2 o ·333 65 9'2 West . ; L. T. Pd. PF PA san Diego 3 0 o 1 000 9& ·;o Oakland 3 o o 1'000 69 , 2 Denver 2 1 o :6.117 97 33 KlnWIS City 0 J 0 000 SA Bl Tampa sav o 3 o :o~ ., 9 57 • Netlona l content 11 ce EISt fl. I. t. pet . ll!f ll!l• 3 o 01.00011 .tO Dalles · Washington 2 o o 1.1100 50 2• St. Louis 2 1 0 667 ll 67 .•PII110Citlphl ,'># ,.. . • 1 I o, :sao 21 U ' ~" ....,, 0 1 NewOrtuns 1 2 0 .333 42 II Seattle ~ 3 0 .000 52 91 . Sundey s Rnvns C1nC1 2:8 Grttn 81';' 1 . •• 1111 llllllr " HOCSYLYIAM. ROSE KINGPOIIT - Mn. S!!tlngporaMt. d...'!.OS::turJ!• Ko.... .... .. -Y evenlftt ai St. Joseph "'--'Ill. Par•ll'llklrg, ,._. She enG· 1,': a briel IIIMU. " 11 Va.n, .!.". ~"C;Ihounh.._ CGUol!'!·,.~ ... ... ..~ ~ Fro'* and · ah Richardt. She also pr..,_ In dNIII bv one brolhtr, Carl. tho""':/.!~:!".!=~~ Churcti.' . s..;·-~ been a resident ol Hockklngportlhe past 311 years. She Is survived by her husbtnd, Roy; a 1011. Ray ; two da~M, Mrs. Laura Bell Sny and fks. Betty S.ms. both of Hoekl~l ; :-..r.:::J:';· ~%.R~~.~~~: Mrs. Gtlah Phllllpa, Soenctr, W. Va. ; Mrs. Wilma Wright, 1 ....,,. · .....,......._ ... w. ..__ '"'-ltl 1.,_1111111 - • .... w -- - · OES. He btlon~~ to rxJ I II. ?' a.'"• I X I. 111&1111 I I.., ~ " lkllworth CGUncll , Rotyl in fa.,... 11 ..... Ill nnlr, I ..., ta:Qs Arch Me10111 Chapt.riO, and n 71 t••. 11 ..-. 1111& , .,IPJ ""Ia Vallay Commandlry 22••, • -H.; was a member ot o..; ..., • II 1111111'11..... 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Va,, eompetinc:e In till olftc:e ''Menu- Uti '"lttd" and Fred, R..S Housa. w, va., · IP m.... ., ~nd 1fo sls~ersMMn. Eugene Oat nptriDtiBdtnt :::ont dmlop•tat ~~~.,·. :O~h ot ..".:c.. ':.re~~ fr'*ilt.d bf .His ather. Blaine Cowan, fiU4nlpll to Itt ID waa to JnJY.U.ar him In dNIII, 1 pr1111aD, r arltd to llrliiC BALD DOll ... A at7: :'t~"; ~ 1 :l,.~= ~!,'*!~-to 1111 a.tral a I hwt!nl will Ill !IIIII Funeral Home whtratunaral .,.._ · - 11ft n••llt II at &lit OUt If servlctswlll btheldat1 p. m. liUIDIDIIII 1 polllltllllau II r ........... • • f Wednesday with tho R•v, · fedln1 flmdl. · 1 1 , .... tleatwlllllt 7:• Clarence Merlin olflclatrng, Wbat I t -... ._.n- 11 • "•· Burial will be In Hopewell , -. - · ..•• Cemetery at MI. Alto. Marllll abiiPtJ to "' 1111 will lit . . . . . . . tl . . Frltn<;la may call at the tUfttodaa,lablorltllll-1111 =I v, W. VL 'hlz'l will funeral home anytime after 7 allilll) to pldl 10011 piapll IIIIP 1 ltl ...... 'l'2lt J1111111C tonight. • .... del-l... -.o&:..,....., _ ,. .___.. - - · · - ....... ..,_, • ..-- It-.., .u Mn: ;= Minnesota .10 Detroit 9 ButriiO 1_. llmPt Bl't 9 New En<j 30 P i ll•burg~ 27 M11M1 16 New York Jets o Atlanta 10 Chicago 0 ~ew Or INns 27 Kin Cit';' 17 Oakllncl 1_. HOUSIOn llJ Dallas JO 8eltlmore 27 Denver "Cltvel~nd 13 los Ang 2.. NY G11nt1 10 San Diego AJ St. LOUiS 2A S.n , Fran375eatfle21 -y !Only g,smnsclle<lulecll eou.,.. Wells lndlcatai the commtalon wu informed al 1 llittlln& lui Tburaday with Warren Phellpa, auperfn, tenendent of the Guldin& Hand School in GaUpolla, thai It would COlt !be comilllonerl tho =· -. == rru•• Alhant. tho VOL. XXVIII- NO. 114 F1ElD DIRECTOR - Pretty Susan Wri&ht, daughter of Mr. and Mn. George Wright, Union Ave., Pomeroy, is the field director of the Me~ High Scbool band lhls fall. SUsan Ia hqldlng the first place trophy which she won Saturday in Polnl Ple~nl where she won lint place among lhe Class B field conunanders, The Meigs Band, directed by Dwight Goins, was fin! place ·winner in that division, and received a large trophy. Miss Wright is wearing a new uniform which Is similar to some new 15 uniforms purchased tor penoruiel fronting the band this ·fan. She Is a junior at Meigs High School. IDYS' RMNR SHillS Regular boys sizes I to 11- 1ont sllevts • western styles - printed cotton fl1nne1. r::::::::::~::::~~;:,<;:::m:::~::::::::::w:::::::;::::;::: ;:::::,~:::,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,~:::::1-::~:::~:::::::::::::::; liNews • • •zn ELBERFELD$ IN ..,to f4. oo • .You can make something very nice happen on Christmas morning. . • t25l2 Brief reg. S26. 95 Now only $l2.95° Save'fiOonda U:•ii"Sbetda Bras t1l2 Undercup lining reg. $6.95 Now only $5. 95" !115'1 Stretch Straps rea. $6.50 Now only $5.50" 41179 Cotton Straps reg. SS .95 Now only M. 95• t239 3/4 Lonaline Bra reg. sa.95 Now only $7.95 !1259 Lonalirie Bra . reg. sa.95 Now only $7.95 '210 Extra Lona-Lonaline reg. $9.95 Now only SIUS' Sale ends October 11, 1976 hiW! t665 Seamless NlyPadded reg. $7.95 Now only 16.45 t61S Seamless tricot bra Nowln.I)Cup reg. $6.95 Now only $5.45 t655 Seamless fiberfill rea. S7. 95 Now only 16.45 t966 Soft sider tricot bra reg. S4. 95 each Now 2 lor 18.40" t961 Soft sider fiberfill/tricot bra rea, $5.95 each Now 2 for $10:46 j962 Soft side fully padded tricot bra rea. S5.95 each Now 2 for 110.40 t35 Cotton reg. S3.95 each Now 2 for 56.90" tl6 Cotton stretch straps re1. S4.95 each Now 2 for 18.40 t56 Plavtex Padded Stretch.bra rea. 56.50 Now only $5.50 5Mtplonlhese FNeStilk'ldlladdela$ .... Tricot bra rq, S7.SO Now only 16.51 . 1m Fiberfill rea. 57.95 Now only 16.95 A jUrJ of four women and elghl men Monday found J?ean and Larry Ashburn, Rl. I, Langsville, guilty of poaession of and receiving of stolen property taken from the Edwin Davia Bus Sales In Danvtue on Nov. 22, 1875. The jUrJ, which valued the tools found In !be poa~esslon of the defendants over $150, wu out one hour and 10 minutes. Sentence wUI be bnposed today. The two men were remanded to the cuslody of the Metga County Sheriff. Warren Black wu the first to take the stand In the trial. Black Ia employe of Edwin Davia Bus Sales, Cbarlu Knlahl, autatani ptoleCIItor, silowed 1 list of tooka alle&ed taken from the Davis Company, which Black ldenUfled, lncludln& a bo:~ full of tools, Black Identified !be tool box u Ilia · and IOYII'al tooii.ID the box. Two lmobl from an antique piano he owna taken to work to repair were also Identified. Black valued the tools at appro:limately ,1,800. He also Identified an electric drill and . IICI'eW drl- and other ltema. Caraon Crow, defense OOWIIel, uted II there were any valuable papers In the tool box. Black said tbere were and that the papen were not In the box when It · t%714-2794 in white or beiae rea. S12.95 Now only 110.95 · fll862 Free Spirit Brief rea. S7.SO Now only 116:50' fl2166 Free Spirit Averaae Leg rea. sa.95 Now only 17.95• t2122 Double Diamond Averaae Lea rea. S13.95 NowolllyS1t.95~ t2830 Double Diamond Girdle rea. 512.95 Now o.ily ...... t t21l4 Double Diamond Lon1 Leg rea. S14.95 Now on1y tn.ts• t t217ft Double Di~mond Waist C011trol rea. 516.95 Now on1y tM.ts•t ("0 cups lnd 00 cups 11.111 marl! XL • Xltl $1.55 marl!) lOOO. & XXXXL ll.CXImore) ('XL & XXL 11.45 rilcn) ELBERFELD$ IN . . t • entjne at y TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1976 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Salaries of the superintendenl of the Meigs Local School District, Charles L. Dowler, and his assistant, Dan Morris, were Increased by a unanimous vote when the MelBA Local Board of Education met in special session Monday night. The board met ln.executive ' session to dlsCU3S the in- PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS . creases for the two ad- paid, In one lnatance, tbe ministrators before giving rai.se broughl the salary of a the increases. It was pointed principal to a higher amoWit out thai recent pay increases than Morris is receiving. given teachers and principals The board lncreaatd as a resull of the leachers Dowler's salary from SZI,OOO · strike in the district had ·. a year lo $25,100 and Morris' Increased prlnclpals and from Sl8,400jo $21,5110. II wu teachers in some cases to staled that the salary Innear what the auistanl crease for Morm was placed superintendent is now being at the $21,5110 figure to place EROY f was returned to Meigs County. Crow asked Black if he could say the tool box was poaillvely his, and lilack replied that he could not identify the box as po.slllvely his. AI this polnl Crow said he had no further questions. The next penon to lake the stand was Jim Crisp, deputy for the Sheriff of Vinton County, ·who was ~;~~~ployed by the Meigs CoWIIY Sheriff's Department althe time 9f the breaking and entering, Crisp, queslloned by Knight, said he flrst saw the tool chest at the home of C. Johii110n in Newark, Ohio. He sajd' Jolmson brought the chest to Crisp, Crisp all1o said lhal he saw the lwo drills, sockets, and other items al the home of Eugene Knlghl In Columbus. He stated that neither man offered aDy resistance and the tools were given to him by Jolwon al Melga Mine No. 1. He took the tools to ·Ilia ~~~c~fflc~hen to the In other testimony Monday afternoon according · to Charles Knigbt il was brought oat that Larry Ashbum was asleep, or Inlo:licated, most of lhe time while the incident took place, and was presumed lo be ln the car all of the tbne. · him S«<I · above the high salary increases and the 1,586.66, , 15,866.66. Barr, Margaret, 8,736. school principal, which bed additional pay fo~ sup- 8 736 contracts • Barr, · Mlc~ael , 9,072. 954,. been the pollcy. The salary of Plemental , , followlilg the strike for th~ 10.026. · Dowler wu set at tz;,lOO to 197&:77 scbool year follow Bartels, E .. 1M341, t2,936, carry out the policy of paying ' ( fl · .,, ..... In order abase Bartfey, J .. 8,o400, 8,-400. the superintendent $3,800 o--• · ' •• ap-' · Bentley · 12 558 795' annually over the salary supplementary where 13,353. • John, ' ' . Bentley, Joy, 11 ,<124, 795, given the assistant pllcable, and 197&:77 salary tolall: 12,219. superintendent. Arnott. J., $1U24, $1,113, Birch, R., 11,180, 12,180. Salariea of each of the $12,537. . Birch, S., 9,130, 9,130.80. district's teachers with the Bailey. M., 14,280, Blaellnar, E., 10,080, 10,080. Blaettnar, J.. 13.440; . 1,493.33. 14,933.33. Gro un db reaking ceremonies set . SYRACUSE~ _ Groundd "" b numerous ogs are own.u Y breaking ceremonies for the one resident Is posing a new swtnuntng pool here will problem and causing great be held Sunday at 3:30p.m. it was decided at a pre· col)lt~ion meeting Mon· day nl&ht of vlllqe council with Roger Hornsby, Coolville, contractor. According to Hornsby • construction will gel un· d~!~sMd~~ ~;.!k the concern, council learned. Persons in violation of the .ordinance against dogs running loose will be subject to prosecution. · The Meigs . County dog warden has been advised of the problem. Robert Winget!, president C ill first' grade al Syracuse OUrt w' see Elementary School to do the groundbreakln&. curfew violators In olher business, council discussed whether or not to The . parents or legal hold trick or treat or a ~UArdian of a child under 18 community party. Council · years of age In violation of a welcomes suggestions from resldentl and will make a 9:30p.m. curlew wiD be cited decision. al the next regular to Syracuse Mayor Herman London's Court, Pollee Chief meeting. · Milton Varian . announced Numerous complaints were today. .; aired in regard to the poor Syracuse village council recepllon by Cable TV. placed a 9:30p.m. curfew on Citizens have been complaining the past eight weeks. aU minors in the village efCouncil all1o discussed dogs fective Oct. 11o Nov. 1, 1976 exdudlng the nigh! of Ihe rwmin& loose in the village; Syracuese Grade School Halloween party when the curfew wU1110und ai 10 p.m. AU persons under the age of 18 unless accompanied by at least one parent or le&al guardian, must be off !he streets afler the curfew Varian warned. Ashhurns guilty he SpitrPanlslilers. (t QUINCY, IIJ... - FOUR BOMBS, possibly dynamite, damaged a S!JlaU bridge and ripped through an industrial plant Monday night while Republican vice presidential candidate Robert Dole made a campaign appearance in this MIBslssippl River town. Secret Service agents assigned to Dole monitored the Investigation rut lOCjll pollee said there was "no evidence at the Ume" the blasts were connected with the Kansas senator who was acl'088 town from the explosions. EAST LIVERPOOL, OffiO - STRIKING TEACHERS In the East liverpool School system today rejected tbe latest contract propo1111l from the East liverpool Board of Education. "The offer that the board made the teachers was far under (Continued on pa~e 10) §ate'.l'OCII Nowmn•m Brzefs~ ·~ By United Pren Internatl t· ona • BEIRUT, LEBANON - SYRIAN TANKS AND artillery today launched what Christian and Palestinian sources described ,as a. major military thrust In the mountains northeast of Beirut, apparently ~ing the long-e~pected bfttle for central U!banon. , ·' .. . · Palestlnlah mUitary spokesmen said Syrian forces, massed at Sofar and Dahr El Raider 15 miles southeast of Beirut, pushed north at dawn toward the supply line to Palestinlan forces at Aintoura and Metein in lhe mountains east of !he capital. Christian forces pressing down on the Palestinian front from lhe northwest joined in the attack and both sides said "fierce battles" were Wider way. "It's started," said a Christian source: "The battle for the mountains has begun:" ''' Playtex styles. 00 nRST SALES - Mn. Sheila Henes •Ill the flral two Ucketa to the annual Metga County Homes Tour of Ohio Eta Phi Olapler Of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority of Jolin Mllllllel', mana&er of the Meigllnn. The to1r wiD be on Sunday, Oct, 10, with eight homes on the tour. Relrelllunentl to thole maldn&the tour will be •ned at the home of Dr. and Mn. r-Ia Telle, Uncoln Hill Road, Pomeroy. Mn. Rttwsla the chairman of the 110rority's ways and means COI!Imiltee with the tour one of se"'ral projects to be carried out during the club year. Hours of the tour wiD be 1to5p.m. . Work fl1nntls in neck sizes 14111 to 17 1nd extr1 largt sizes 11 to 20. Clloose your favorite pattern lnd color. U) it wu indicated at the Sept. 13 meeting that au dlalricts In Meigs County, If the commissioners did not appropriate money for the mentally retarded, would lose aU federal ustatance for the lpeclal " educallon ptO&ram. In other business Bill Smith, trustee of Rutland Township, met wth the commlsatoners and uked If the county would allisl in placing &ravel on Happy Honow Road, to which the commlsstonen agreed. Attending were Henry WeUa, Waren 0\lra, Bernard · Glllo:ey, commtllioner Wesley Buehl, engineer, and Martha Charilbers, clerk. Dowler, Morris salaries increased ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Sae vised thai the commissioners could be taken to court If they do not appropriate money to educate the mentally retarded aa required bl' law according to Bary Cohen of Ohio Legal Rights Service. Wells pointed out thai the• COWIIy does no! have the · · money to send the students tO Gallipolis, He all1o stressed that money in a conlinlency" Fund Is ear marked. Welts all1o said the state has indicatai it d0t8 not approve cl8S8l'ooms in the upper level of the former children's home , which the . commlsslooers were willln8 to look al for that putpose with a view to finance the program locally. e.t Be sure to stop In the men's and boys department - 1st floor - see our excellent selection of flannel shirts - sport flannels In sizes small, medium, . large and extra l11rge. .....,, tho for tuition, which doea not Include tranaportaUon and money for an adminlalrator. Transportation would coat approximately Sl5,000 and •16,000 for an adminllt!'lltor, The figures he quoted (or tuition, tranaportaUiln and edmlnlltrator were for the school year 19711:77. It' boiled down to a COli of S2,188.811 per student. Well.!1 stated that he had Informed Probate Judge Mannin& Webeter, chatnnan of the board of Mental Relardation, of the decision of the comrnl.satoners. At a meeting held at the county superintendent's office n Sept. 13 It was ad· MEN'S R.ANNEL SHIRTS . She was born April 4, 18P4 at Moraan. W. Va., Yo the Iale John t:. and Minerva S.yre WhHion, Sha was also precedH In dllith by her husblnd, James E. Davis, · several brolhtrs and on. GUY LAWRENCE COWAN Guv Lawrence Cowan, ..,, of Mf. Alto, w. Va., tormerlf. ot Pomeroy and Mlddlepor , was deed on arrival Sunclly at lha Jackson General HON>Ital In Ripley, W. Ve. Mr. Cowan w11 a bOiler operator at the Keiser Aluminum Corp. at Ra..,.wood. Ht balonved to Hopewell Baptist Church at Moun¢ Alto. Ht was a past master of Pomeroy Lodge 164, F&AM. and a past patron ol POmeroy Chapter 116. ~.382.13 ELIERFELDS IN POMIROY LULA WHEATON DAVIS PORTLAND - Mrs.• Lull . Wheaton Dl¥11, 12. Portland, di..S Sunday evening at GaiiiH I Henry wena, prealdent of the boi!rd of Metp County CGmmi..ionm 11id Monday Metp County camot afford lo edaeate the mentally rtlarded by lelldlng them to GaWa ::fh~~- J~~~~v~:ror;t; P':f.eded grandchlidren. 10 gr01lgrandchildren and several nieces and nepNwl, Funeral WVICII will bt hlld Tuesday al2 p. m. at White Funeral Home In Coolville with "'" Rev. Ray Modellll ._.!11 ott lclallng, Burial w .... 1n 5tewert Cemetery at HOCkingport. Friends may call at the funeral homo at any lime. W~lo~!!'_...t-~•=t / .Price tag on trai.Ding in Gallia prohibitive ii tho G~!'!iiD .. ., 10 . SurvMna are on. lister, INs. flqrl McCloud, Port·tand, and Mrs. Lena Wallace, Florldt, and several nieces and nephaws. " Funeral serviCII will be 10 · a. .m, Wednesday at Ewl"l Funtn~l Home with Central ev. Freel and Norris W. L. T. Pd. PF PA the 2 0 I .133 .0 . 21 olflclaftng. Burial will be In 2 1 0 .667 29 2S Rawns- cemetery. 01 32 00 . 1100333 2361 1330 Friends may call at tho funeral home anytime West Tuesday. 1 PA CinCinnati Hous.ton PifiSburgh When you take part in our Dress-A-Doll or DeSign-fl.-Toy programs somethin9 nice does happen Christmas morning : a girl or boy has a happier Christmas. Your doU or your toy are gifts tMt wouldn't be there if you didn't ca~e. · ' Pkk up a dol now. It's free. A doll, 19" taU, with moveable llrlllS and legs, and eyes that sleep, is wolti ng fDf you. Come in, take one home with you. Design and sew an outfit for the doll, then return it to us. It will be'judged, prlies will be awarded winrters, and all the dolts will be displayed in our lobby for the public to admire and enjoy. Ali dolls will be Christmes gifts for n«dy ..:hildre n in the area. Atoy wlft make aome IItie b oy happy. We have three styles of wooden trucks for you to choose from. 1\s· semble and paint the toy and return it to us for judging and display. Uke- the dolls. a charitabl,e organization will distribute the toys as Christmlls gifts. Drei5·A·Do1i .. • Oeslgn·A-Toy •.. warm ways to say "Merry Christmas.'" Minnesota Chicago H I Area Deaths · l <c ~?!!..~> -:~;:-;..,-:;: . ., -UIIIelll'rfllb. . .u..l »> WASHINGTON- rl' LS ADJOURNMENT WEEil !Gr em--. h--'- Wlloitletn delava, IIIIIIIWillben f8c:e 1 ... hw1Yfivedayawilhv«eenpecta101l,...ald,~ . 'Nen¢11 overrldellllda move in the Hollie to-ICIIt!ftP'l'bw, Tbe -rHouae,jolningtheSenateinlhedrlveforllllllldjoai-IGf the 94th Conp'al by OcL 2, lelulla 1111111-•s'" FrldiJ I _.,~•- to o- • ...._ .,.......,_ a """" vote 00 "'"'u"" tlpe1 • ..,.. """""" .-w, .........,.,, because of Ilia convlc!llan for laldng brtbel willie he wuthe Orange county (CaUf,) tu 111 r. Holzer Hedlcal Ctllter Rep. ()larlell WIUIDa, R.C.Uf,, cnfied the npuWCII (Birtiii,Sepl.%4) reiOiutionwhlch,lfpuaedCIIIIIilqlllmajarltfvale,WIIUidbe Mr. arid Mn. Michael the,lirstsuchactlooilncelM'IwhmAdamCiaytGaPonllwu Hop80n, 110n, Point Pleasant; thrown out of the Houae for mllule Gf committee 1\anda, Wore Betty McKnight. . Mr. and Mta. Earl Spurlock, the Hilllhaw matter al week'a end the nou. plamed to lab SUNOA Y ADMISSIONS Cro Cl ' · Lucille Dill, Racine; Jamea liOn, wn ty; Mr. and ::~:Jhe rr~lgn :n:~~~~· which UUII tU Hill, Albany ; Marion Hayea, MVinrs. Earl Ben nell, aon, 011' or e I year·-_.,. . I. ton; Mr. and Mn. Robert ~~:~:;J ; ~~ir ~:~: Dunlap, son, Patriot. OAKLAND, CAUF.- PATRICIA HEAfts'r's aeven-yar Mr. (~:-·:..f.~hester sentence on blnli robbery chlrpl may llltll her Into • reluctant grand jury witne1111linlt Symbi-UIJeratlan ~urton,dda:!"er, Oak Hill; Army members WIWam and EmllyHania,ICCOI'dq to bet Gr. an Sba~ P, lawyers. AIJohnlon,oneofthe newlj&per llelr'a' atlamefl, rueser, 1011 • • said of the sentence: "It has llbaRn bet COitldeilce In the (Btrlbs,~21) judicial aystem, with which she jlaa been cooperaiing.'' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miss Hearst, 22, wu ezpected to be a lellkff wilMa MWlSel', liOn, POmeroy; Mr. before the Alameda Cou!IJ' Grand JUrJ today wben It bePI and Mrs Don ld M""'-•••• ' ""-- ,._ _, _ _. .... "-"""~In bet ""'-• . a WWIO, rece1.u............... Cll u"'""" ....... - · ·dau&hler, Jackson, · from a Berkeley, Callf., a!JKUnenl In J'ebnlmy m4. lllaa Hears!, daughter of San F'rancilco i!:umlner Auldenl Randolph A u--~ - · ~__, ......... by U S "'""""" · """"'• ~--"""' n-z · · ..-.-.~ In 1961, Syria broke away CourtJudgeWIWamH.Orrickforberrole In an SLA~at from the United Arab a San Franclaco branch ba~ 10 weeb alter she was kidnaped. Republlc In a revolt led by CHICAGO - DOCrORS WHO ARE "GOING BARE," or army officers. practiCing without costly ~cal malpractice IDiurance, are rlsldng ccmplete financial ruin, a111111qe111111t CCIIIIII1aDt hu mE INN PLACE Tuesday Ni!(ht ~------- - ---------------- --- PAIR SENTENCED Weather Clear and cool toni&hl, lows The Aabbara brolben to upper 40s.. Mostly SUIUly were sentenced to oot lm and warmer Wednesday, tbaa Ollfl1191' more lba live to upper 60s. highs yean In a proper alate lnltilutlon (acconllag to Probablllly of rain 20 per cent IHir IIHI, by ·Common today, near zero per cent Plea• J1qe JobD C Bacoa toolght and Wednesday. tbla mornlnl, Judge Bacoa · remallded the two II the CLOTIIING OFFERED euatody of tbe aherlfl. Free clothing day will be Clli'IOII Crow, altoraey for held at the Salvation Anny the doft11e, fUed a req11t1t headquarters In Pomeroy for an appeal whleb was Tbunday, Sepl. 30 from 10 &raated. The defendalltl a,m, to noon. All area were ~land lndJtent aid · residents in need of clothing Crow waa appointed tlleir are welcome. altoraey. Dean Amburn Ia zt yeara old. Larry 1.11 ~. atarrttd, aad the father of TAKEN TO HOSPITAL lour children T h e Mi d d I e p o r I Emergency Squad answered :;:;::::;::::::;:::::::::;:;:::::::::::::::;:::::;:::::;:::;:::::::;:;:;:::·· a call to 45 Elm St., at 10:12 p.m. for Mary Crui.k3hanks, a The jUrJ was retired by medical patient, who wu Judie John C. Bacon at3:20 taken to Veterans Memp.m, The ju<ige told the jury mortal Hoapital where she that one of ltl.finding:J must was admitted. ~re w~:~=: ~~~r'~r ~~~: · ::::::::::· ·: ·::·:·::;:,:::·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;: EXTENDED OUTLOOK than •150. Th d 1b r ou • h Se~•·· •n the jnrv were • • '""' • _, s 1 urs d ay fair ---~, Beulah Cornell, Dan Arnold, and " "'Jl'rlday ay, 11111 a chuce ...... --y of steven Eblin, Wilma Reiber, abowen Saturday. Highs Roger Gaul, Max Davis, wUI be In the upper 80s to Kenny Imboden, Shirley the 7011 and lows will be In Slason, William WIU, Norma ,._ th 1 Wilcox, Ro&er Tony and the upper ... to e ower . Howard Larkins. ::::;~t:::;;:;::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::;:;::::::::::::::::::::: ! Sown, Oavnt,~u,280, ,.,,280. Bowen, J.. '12.9341, 12,936. Brannan, C., 12,096, 12,096. . Brauer, R., 14.280, 14.280. Brewington, ) ., 12,096, 12,097. of council, in the absence of were Eber Pickens, Troy council members, Mary Carpenter, B., 12,036, · · Mayor He.rman ' London, Zwilling, Jimmy Joe Hema- Chancey, clerk, Hornsby and 12,0341. easel. T.• 8,736, 8.736. presided. Others attending ley and Kathryn Crow, Pollee Chief MOton Varian. Chancey c .• u,280, 3,971 .66, t8,251.66. Chaney D., 12,936, 12,936. Chaney, K.. 9,912. 318, 10,230. Objection.s raised to loss Chaney, L., 9,408, 9;..oe. Childs, T., 8,736, 8,7341. ""eotOI)'lan, R., 12.096, 12.096. Corder; c ., 12,096, 12,096. of Cancer Society office By Bob Hoefilch Can Meig:J CoWIIy afford to let go of another service? That is the question posed by officials of the Meig:J Unit of !he American Cancer · Society in regard to a strong proposal that the Melg:J Unit be combined with the Gallla County Chapter, with the office to be In Gallia coWity. The executive secyetary of the Gallia Unit resigned recently and a replacement .for her has been named. The executive secretary of the MelBA Unit, Sharon Bailey, resigned effective Friday. A replacement has been named but It will . be some time before the, replacement can begin work. Local cancer unit officials prolest the propoaed combining of the two units not only on the buls thai Meig:J CoWity has already lost too many other services - the airport, unemployment offlee, the local luberculosls and health unit, the children's home - but on the basis that the local unit now has a "highly involved" board wflfch IS expected to carry out an e:J:ceUent pro&ram In the future. Also, It Is polntai out thai an office for the two co11iltiea In Gallia County would mate handling patient services very dlfflcull due to the travel and long distance Classes extended The closing date of schools Dowler said the first makeup in the Meigs Local District day will be on Thunday, next spring has been ex- April 7, but schoota will be tended due to the teachers' closed following day, AprU 8 (Good Friday) as the earlier strike. $Chool calendar Indicates. According to , the Schools were scheduled to agreement between the board close May XI. However, the of education and teachers, studentl wUI be required to closln& will now lake place on make up five days of lost lbne June 3 with MondaYr MaY 30, Memoridal Day to lle a during the school year. Dlst. Supt. Charles L. holiday. telephone calla involved. Loal of !be local chapter office would be detrimental to continued succeaa of any aMual fund drive oHiclal.!1 are convinced. Last year the local chapter spenl $1,800 in services for 18 patients, Including ·medication, tranaportatioo, referrals to hospitals and organizations, loan equipment to paUenta, and publlc infonnation and education, It wu puinted out that the local unit bu Increased about 450 percent In publlc information and education alone in the past year, A meetin& of the local unit boardbubeen caUedforf:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Senior Citizens Center In Pomeroy and the pubUc Ia asked to altend and express feell{lg towards the . suggested removal of the local 9fflce :which Ia the Hughes building, S. Tblrd Ave,, Middleport. Present for the meeting will be Warren Parrish, regional director of the American Cancer Society. It wu pointed out that unless strong oppoaltion Is voiced the office probably will be removed from MelBA County. Corder, J., 12,096, 12.096. Cox, Gladys, 12,936, 12,936. Crow , James, 8,736, -:117.'!1J. 9, 133.50. Crow, Pamela , 9,5341 9,534. Crow, Sam. 11.~24, 516.75, 11,940. . ' Dais, Helen 12,096, 12;096. Diehl, Ida, . 12,936, ,12,936. Diehl, James, 14,290, 6,~26. 20.706. Oi xo~ , Don, 12,180, 1,431, 13,611. Downey , R., 9,912, 9,912. Downie, C., 12,936, t2,936. Eblin, K.. t2.096, 1.2,096. English, E., 8,778, 8,778. Enslen. J.. 9,912. 9.912. Evans, C., 8,736, 8,7341. Fells, Melvin , 8,-400, 8,400. Fick. K.. 11,802, 1t,802. Finch, E., U,280, 14,280. Fisher. B., 14,280, 14,280. Flesher, G.. 12,190, 95:1, 13,134. Frecker, c .• 11 ,046, 11,046. Garst, C., 9,744, 9,744. Gaul . B.. 11 ,76o, 11,760. Gerlach,· M., 10,290, 10,290. Gibbs, M., 13,860, 13.860. Gibbs, W. , 12,936, 12,936. Goell, M., 12,096, 12.096. Goins, D., 13,440, 3,781.66, 17,221.66. Goins. K., 10,080, 1,120, 11,200. Hanning, .0 .• 13.020, 1,953, (Continued on page iO) Rhodes in Pomeroy · on Monday Meigs County resldonta are invited to attend a S25 a plale breakfast Wednesday momln& when Gov. James Rbodes will be in Pomeroy. The governor wiD be at the Women." Meigs lM at 8 a.m. Proceeda Over at the souvenler from the event will go to stand, the lop seller by far Is Merrll Triplett, candidate for a $5 belt buckle with the Wllon state r~entative , The governor will be at crest, the MelBA fM untU 9:15 a.m. ·" They're really going," Following the breakfast be said the coni:esslonaire. "The will meet the . public at backlea are real good ones ~ really heavy. They're even Powell's Super Vatu store, W. oui.selllng our k baseban Second Street, Pomeroy. Cof(ee and Donuts wW be caps." served at Powell's and the Little statues of coal public will be asked for miners alsO were available donations. for SlO each. This Is the . time the At another st.an<t, lhe best governor has been In Meigl seller Is a $3 union CoWII}i for approxlml1tely 10 yean. necklace. Those Interested In at"Miners are buying them to take back home to their tendln& the breaklut are to .. contact Leslie Fulb al ll2s wives," said the operat«. Among polit ica l 5100 or David Ohlinger for Information or tickets. (Continued on page 21 Miners will be heard By RICK VAN SANT CINCINNATI (UPI) Gleanings from the United Mine Workers of America convention : . The 2,000 miners who came out of the coal fields to be · delegates aren't reluctant to stand up and be heard on the convention floor. They also don 1 like to be put off. Unhappy lhat a certain committee's report wasn't · ready, a delegate prompUy went io a floor microphone and loudly suggested, ·"I'd like to see this con,unittee work all night if they have to.'' A committee member quickly responded. "I'm telling you straightup, right off the shoulder, • we've been working as bard as humanly possible," be shot back. Al!ded a second beleagured committeeman, " We ' re going through 200 pieces of paper and it's hard to follow, you'd better belleve II ." Another committee chaliman pr~aced his report by recognizing a myriad of con ventioo officials. Catcall.!1 of "Get on wllh it," shortened Ilia Introduction The biggest seller at tile convention hook stand Is tbe S8.60 "Hen In flarlan," which describes the stormy mlnln& history of Hattan County, Ky. "Blood Letting In Appala· chia," at S8.95 a copy, also was sold out. TiLles stm available included "Hillbilly ttraf 'I ., "' �2- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thesday, Sept. 211, 1976 ff:::::==========:=:::=:=:=:=;=:=:?-:=::::::~=:~::~===::::=:=:=~===:=:=~======================:==~==:================J===========.===:=:=:=:=:=t.=·=mi ti\ ·-=:· Eastern R igh FFA went 1lli to Columbus for review President looking ove .problems in Rhodesia =·=· (jj !jl[ · ;: ; EAST MEIGS - Eastern Future Fanners of America :':l ;:;: traveled toGolwnbtis Wednesday for tile Fann Service :;§ ....~ "-".•.•. ~~~" · ~ The Review ·feaLW'ed numerous tracwrs and farm :;:;: :;:; !;l equipment displays along with demollltrations on silage, :;:;: :::: corn and aoybean harvesting, plowing and tillage, shelled <;~:! !;:: corn drying and thlnage. There were different breeds of ::;:: · i'' pigs, cows and sheep on display along witll old fashioned :;:; ~~! fann equipment to demonstrate changes through tile ;::: :;:; years. ::;: :~; '!be making of aorl!hwn molasaes was demonstrated. :;: i!i! Asteam engine connected by a belt to a roller was used (or !;j; :;:; preaslng oullbe juice. There was also a treadmill dating (;! ;:;; back even farther lhsn the steam engine which showed :;:; ;;:; tile process of producing juice, which was put In vats, ::l ::;: bolled and stirred uniU done. iii~ t::~::::::::;:~::::;:;::::: :::;::::::: :::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::~::::::::::;::::::::::::::::;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;::;;:!~~ By HELEN THOMAS UPI White HoUJe Reporter WASHINGTON !UPI ) Presidenl Ford, calling hiB weekend Southern campaign swing " just terrific," arranged for briefings on Rhodesia !Dday and launched a series of sessiOlls witll foreign mlnlaters attending tile U.N. General Aasernbly. Ford returned to Washington Monday night from Miami, his last stop on a tllree day expedilioo through opponent Jimmy Carter's South. The President campaigned In Louisiana , Mississippi, Alabama and Florida and hiB aides said he killings remain mystery Ohio (UP!) .,. tile unknown killers. Although the mystery ' Botllofflcerssaldthewhole . remains behind 11 reported thing was blown out of cuea of anlmalldlllngs and proportion, but both admilled mutilations that haunted residents were frightened. Losan this summer, residents have put away thetrH • guns and peace and quiet has returned to the Hocking . County hills In southern Ohio. S!erlff Paul Hartman said MASON, W. Va. Monday there have been no Homecoming Week al l'!pDrlsofthestrangeldlllngs Wahama High School belt&ll since July 22 when a horse · MooUyday a.m. W\111 a pep ·cled from a large puncture ra at the school and will wound In Its left flank. climu Friday when the Between May and lhsl day White Falcon footbaU team 11 animals' were killed anJ plays Racine on Bachtel some of them were mutilated Field. In bizarre fashloos. Many ol Also on tap !Dday at the the llimals, which Included school iB ~ election ol rabbits, dogs, caltle and a pet candidates for HomecominC Lllrra, were diimembered. King and Queen, '!be canRumors circulated that the dldates wU1 be trying all·week tiDings were done by for the tiUea which wU1 be members of a .strange announced Friday during rellgloua sect, or devil halftime . wunhlpen. '!be big day for the school iB . &me farmers began carryiQg gms and about 30 clti&ena band radio omeconung week opens enthent••• patrolled county rueds lookiug for the culpils. 11artm111 and dly Police Clllef James Thompson i - s I M..eu"'\1 ill July llllldnl resldmll nat tD ann QwnweJ- aad not to create I-·· DUGAN IS ILL '!be Pomeroy Emergency Squad was caUed to Mulberry Ave. atl2 :27 p.m. Monday for Robert Dugan, wbo wu IlL He was taken to Vet~n~~~ Memorial Hospital and later the '!bey Aid there more daager tn.n the to St. Joseph Hospital, a'med rtlldenls lhsn from Parltmburg. Friday, which will begin with the annual HOmecoming Day Parade. The parade will begin at I p.{ll. and startat Midway Drive in New Haven and continue tD Wahama High School. Following the game Friday evening, a dance which is open to students of Wahama ooly' wiD be held in the gym. LODGE TO MEET CHESTER - A special lobbyists who "go to the same clulll, the same restauranta Jimmy Carter, with and play golf" on the same President Ford obviously In courses. mind, Is · criticizing . "Well ," the Democratic Washington officials and presldenlliJ nominee aald with a smile at the Evansville, Ind., airport Monday ntcht when asked whetller he hid Ford In mind, "I'Dlet you make a judgment .} of til at." WASIUNGTON {UPI) Carter completed his fourth '!be 36 million Social Security campaign wur since Labor recipients who normally receive monthly benefit Day, a. 6,080 mile, four-day swing to the West Coast to checks on Saturday wiD get slates with ~ electoral them on Friday next week votes. becallle of a policy change by Carter planned to IIJ)end the Treasury Department. today and Wednesday in '!be unpublicized change came In response to an aJ> Plains, largely at rest, then head lor 1 lour of the .peal from more lhsn 30 Northeast. , sena!Drs ~said Saturday Twice 111 Mooday, before check ~livery creates hard· ships for many retirees who .8,000 persons at the Federal can't cash checks on the Plaza in PortlAnd, Ore., and weekend and must go without to 7,000. In ·the Roberts Sladium in Evansville, he funds for 8everal days. poked at Ford: "When someone in Washlngtoo Z5 tD 30 years gels 1o be ill a cloeed Innerrelationship. 'You scratch my ( Contin~ed from page I ) souveniers, hot items were Jimmy Carter bullons festurillg a gigantic peanut. Crash suroivor Tiny gold peanut lapel pins m· Ravenswood alao were selling al $1 apiece. day earlier Miners fro ALPENA, Mich. (UP!) - . One of the four survivOI'I in --~ -' Air F the cr..... "' an orce KC135 tanker which ·killed ~ olhen, moved to .an Army medical center m T~1as Mooday, w81 Capt. Jolui HarriiiOn, 33, of Ravenswood, W. V1. · '!be fifth 111lrvivor Airman Dale J . SolcJD of ~ewood; Ohio, wu released from a hospital to joiD the cr.. inverrtigaliDJI team. Jo 'lbeAirForcesaidthefour, Including lllrrtson, _.. In serious but liable COII'fHL"~ 11 lbe Brooke Army uidlcal Center bums unit In San ~tonio. '!be others, Capt. Clifford Call, 27., Seattle, Wllh.; 1st Lt . . Dwaln E. Crane, :116, Pine Bluff, Ark., and Capt. Frederick An-· derson, 32, Upper Saddle River, N. J. . Jt1nior Miss progra1n N4mmber 21 wU1 be I red 11a1r day f!lr tbe 'l"'landtns hlcJa ICbool letllGr etrt ot· . . .he D Obio, tbe dele ol tbe 1111 ........ Ohio JaNor IIIIi !lull. , Pa '"" ' ., plana for tbe lllcal ,..._ lllllcxmpetillcJn 10 ...... - nnrd the ,top Plloltlle ·-a. ol TT'' '"" a• 'till bJ lin. Toaya , . ,... De*, C"'i'taatll'l dldtJM- ol tbe Junior Ifill mmml'tee. '1'be local hDiar IIIII adBIIy Ia part ol a aatlaawide ac:bolanblp JIIGIIWD 18 - · B· ....,..... 1o an yoq peop1e by recocDI&lng lbe ..,. ...... ol blllb ICbool lmlor&lr!L "ID tbe put two deeadea, tbe JUiilor .... Jli'OtiiUI bu acholarshlpa, topped by a four year full e:rpense acholmblp to tbe college of her choice to the America's Jumor Mill of 1J7'1, w01 be awarded at lbe m annual Oil blllb standlrdl and ldelll, natlooal llnala at Mobile, and sboald DOl ba conf1tled Ala., ne:rt May. with balblilg beauty canGirts II souther& Obio can earned the reipect and support of religious, educatian and civic leaders tlnugbout' the DIUCII," Mrs. Davia g!d. "It iJ 1 ICbolanbJp Jli'OII'IID bued testa." Judgltig at all 1eve!ll Ill 011 tbe buts of scholalltlca, crutln and performing tallnil, pbfalcal weJl-belnc, J&UJO"'Im ad aNlfflee in lmtDID nlatiOlla. More lban .. mDilOII In boadl and Other narde will be ulfaed to Janlor Mill can....... at local, lltate and national competitions thi• year. Some f65,000 In ooJJece ltliolanblrla, obtain lnfortnllilln by wrlllng the Soulbea« Oblo Junior Mill, Inc., P. 0. Bo1 liN, POilleroy, Oblo, 0788. The winner II the local Jli'OtiiUI wU1 compete at tbe state level for the chance to lake part In the America's Junior Mlsa flnall. America'a Junior Mlsa iB llponsored nationally by E....11!1D Kodak Conlpiny, John H. Breck, Inc. and Knft Foods. A lot of miners have been at a boQtll in the lobby w 'lake a computerized test that Indicates if . they might have "B~ck Lw!g," a disease stemming from coal stoppq dust . showing air a- wflaae•• z rmr. back, I'D scratch your back,' publlc offlclala, lobbylats and w~w.•,•.w«•:<•:•'<«•' .........'»'•: .··· speclallnlerest groups go tD . p'''' C:~w:V:WN.W•'•"""'->:<w·· ~......·;o;.o-····~-.v..»'f. .o;o,Q.•~····· ...~- . . .. ... •-.-{',',' ••:.,;the same private club&, tlje same reslaurilnls, they play \ll golf Ill the same golf courses, tlley learn about lnflatloo, ''l~ · By Alma Marshall unemployment and housing . X problems froni staff reports of bureaucrats, they avoid '!be Sunshine Claae of Mason United Method!llt Church direct contact with people, met 'lbunrlay evelilng at the church with Mrs. George Carson tlley don't go In people's and Mrs. Cecil Sinilb as .hosteases. Rev. and Mrs. Robert homes, they don't talk tD Maring presented the devotiooala. Mrs. Murl Megee, vice !hose now not able tD buy prasldent, presided. The group planned to have a bake late, homes ..." Jody Powell, Carter's press October 22nd startillg at 10 am. at the church. Nomlnati0111 for claas officers for 1977 are as follows: secretary and key political prellident>Mrl. George Carson; vice president, Mrs. Ma1ine aide, acknowledged thai the Arnold; lrelllllt'er, Mrs. WtlUam Zerkle; secretary, Mrs. nominee has changed bls Frances Stewart. basic campaign speech since HOlliE HI for October are Mrs. LandCII Smith and Mrs, tile debate witll Ford last Matilda Noble. The meeting will be held al the former Lew!IIWednesday. Roush historical hcme, Mason. Attending were Mrs. Landon On hla Initial post-Labor Smitll, Mrs. Ray Proffitt, Mrs. Clarence Baler, Reverilnrt Mni Day trips, Carter's speeches Robert Maring, Mrs. Murl McGee, Mrs. Eber Roush, Mrs: wete laced with statistics the GOP Ma:rlne Arnold, Mrs. Mary Dudding, Mrs~ Frances Slewart attacking performance on inflation, and Mrs. WUllam Zerkle. unemployment and balancing CIJFTON - Mrs. Woodrow Queen presented the le8SOI1, lbe budget. "Preventicare," when the MUon E:rtenslon Homemakers "'!bat was partly Jimmy met on Tuesday Sept. 21st at the home of Mrs. Lester Johnson Carter, but not entirely," at Clifton, with Mrs. Helen WWlams u co-hostearr. Powell said, adding thai Variouae:rerdses were demonstrated by the Ieason t.._der, tllere had been an attempt for a 14" . section of a broom slick U8ed to demonstrate him tD play the role of a fiexibllity of the shoulder muscles. typical po!ilician, ''which he is not." Mrs. Lester Johnson presented devoUonals, Psalm 148, a Since the debate, Powell reading, '!be Beauty of tile Earth and a poem, "Recipe for acknowledged, Carter's Success," by Emerson. speeches have had the human Mrs. Alburllce Youhng, treasurer, reported and collected and intimate quality of the club dues. primary &eUln. 'lb · "The slow, personal e gtoup repeated the Homematen Creed and Pledge. dama he Mrs. Laurene Lewis, president, presided. '!be l!l'OUP gethathas . en done in declded!Dkeepthesameofflcersandcommitteesforl977. .our country in recent years iB '!be president read highllght.l from the Open Une for Fall. even ~ ~ lhsn most . She reminded the group that lbe Charleswn Symphooy wU1 be of us ~lize m the aftennath . at Krodel Park 011 October IOih. ln connection wlth this a Quill of Vtetnam, Cambodia, exhibit will be held Watergate, the CIA, FBI, Mrs Land Snrltll reported Saf the unemployment, Inflation · . on , on ely on Streets and deficits Medicaid scandala ,; Tips on Taking Good Pictures. Carter' said In ~ . AgamewasplayedandMrs.LaureneLewlswon the prize. ''The American people haw Mrs. Woodrow ~een was awa~. the door prize. _ _ been hurl. We love our . llelreshmenls were served by Mrs. Johnson and Mrs; country. We love .our WiWilms to Mrs. Laurene Lewis, Mrs. Lloyd Wllllams, Mra. J. government. We dm't want R. Marsha~.~.AlburllceYoung,Mrs.EvelynStewart,Mrs. anything selflah out of Nancy VajlMeter, Mrs, LaridOll &nith, Mrs. Woodrow Queen. govemnent for ourselves. MASON - Sewralladles mel at the fonner Lewis-Roush ''The spirit of these United home In Mason, and held a Chrlatmas worklhop on Monday, States iB being sapped away Among the Items constructed were a <llrlslmas wrealb made by . lb!ll Republican of styrofoam balls, and cl~, other Items Included bells, adminlslraliOII," Carter said. stocldngs and stars. . . The candidate plans tD Mrs. Laurene Lewis of Clifton, and Mrs. Ray Proffill of spend Thursday night In Mason, taul!ht lbe Chrlat!llm worll'shop. Mrs. Proffitt hopes to Portland, Me., Pillsburl!h 111 decorate a tree at the Lewis hcme witb old lashloo ornamentS, Friday and back In Plains More old fashion ornaments wW be made In the near future. Saturday night. Lunch was served tD Mrs. Laurene Lewis, Mrs. Lester Johnson, Mrs. Q!cll Smith, Mrs. Dennis Harris, Mrs. Ray Proffitt, Esther MacKnight, Mrs. 11)arl Ingela, Mrs. Malllda Noble, Mrs. Landon Smith, Mrs. WtlUam Zerkle, Mrs. Fred . Taykrr, Mrs. Zelma Hunter, and Mrs. Delwon Roberts. f .M~n 1 Miners are encouraged tD CINCINNATI (UPI) - A th United Mine Wortera . slteng en their political "Jl08111011 wlthln tbe union. · cmven.... , appears tD be The union currently Is evenly divided 81 it prepare~ 1oa1ng strengtll as new nonto vole on nwneroua union coal fields open up In proposa!ll dellgnecj to lltrip· the West. '!be United Mine President Arnold .."'- "'hla .......,.. "' Workers now tontrola only 6t power over the 277,000- per cent of the aU the coal member'lbellnt~:..,,,.cant •~ produced In the United -~ _ vote was cut Monday when convention a!Jo tile oonvenliOII's 2,000 rank- aoundly defeated a proposal and.flle delegates namowly to consider AFL-CIO defeated a proposal to spend afllllaliOII. That pi'Opola) was an e.:rtra f3 mllllon to foalered by the miner~ «garuze 11111-unlon mlnera.. lnabUlly to seal jurlsdiThe vote w•lnlerpreted::;. catlonal agreement• with llelback I« ll11ler• other unions, partlcularly in The neii'Jy even the West. apparently reflected the A COllfentlon committee cmvenlilln'l sen\lmtftla on suggested AFL-CIO tile illlue Ill decentrllillng membership "coulcl provide many ~mlon luncti0111 which help In reeolvlng iiOme of II!Wer now contro!ll tn.n his tlleee problems." 11 said the office In Wllhlngton. union also could benefit from Mllllr erlllcs led by VIce the AFL-CIO's "greater Prealdent Mike Trbovich and pollUcal muscle." Lee Roy Patterson, 8 '!be Idea of AFL-CIO co ndi date lor the union alfUialiOII has nevenerlmllly presidency, have aoughl to been conaldered by tbe mine dlama.ntle the union's · worltera, although the union orgamzing, safety and works cloaely with some pollllcal d.parimate and AFLCIO unlcial 011 special : : ~A~ed projeCII - particularly In .. natlonal poUUca. In each ol the union's 21 '!be ~-• defeated districts. ,....,.._. ill ded conlncldentally after a 'lb eae cr ca oonten the speech by WUbur Hobby who proposal to apend f3 mlllkin heads the AFLCIO lri to hln 100 addlllonal Carolina and helped the union employ• for the orp•l•l"' In Ill recent lllrUUie to department would onlf:l· ill'&llllze the Brookllde mine create a ''political clique" c; In Harlan County, Ky. blgiiJ)endlltgpayrollera. '!be)' Former Mine Workers complained bitterly !bat President John L. Lewis organizers now COli the union lroke witb the CIO after $30,000 each wltll salary and helping to found It, tllen e~pe~~~ea. , dropped out of lile AFL In Mlller 1 aupporten lM7 1n 1 dllpite over lligtdng c ~ n.!.:lf...e d I h e loyalty oaths. AFL-CIO ::-ui.i:l;'~::_teore Prelldent Geor1e Meany 'Ill'"' accused MW crt"- of. launched a nallonal ., er ""' reputation by opppslng LeWla lrylng . lo create more m rluir l••u• district-level jobs to · · conlriubte to the union's "Strike Relief Fllid" and take hcme a bumper sticker saying ''Tenneaaee Coal Ill U M WA C o a I , '.' "Pennsylvania Coal i·s · UMWA Coal," etc. Convention officials quickly ran out of such bumper sllckera for Wesi Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio IJid Alabams. there iB usuaUy UtUe that you can accompllah by diet. Some doctors do recommend llmllinl! caldum lntate but If thelncrwedcalclamlafl'Cilll Other calllell, mach as that dlasolved out Ill the banes, that wU1 not help mudl. '!be best recommendation 1 can give to anyone wltb kidney llonu, other than cettlng a complete evaluatian, iJ to be sure to drink lots of liquids. U you drink lots of water all throll8h the day 10 tbe 'urine Ia tiiVer conceattablld you wU1 blve - chance ol the mlnerala cJu~ and leading to the formallon ol a llone, ·How much water lllauld you drink? '!be Important point Ia to drink whatever llliOUIJt Ia needed to cause reaular paa~~~e of large Volllil* of . urine. In bot Welllber, or If IIWIItq, ~t may mean drinklnl more water than you would 111 cooler da11 or when Fahrenheit. When I .a1ternoan 10ban In fact It iJ San Antcrnlo, TX 71212. am ...U It II 11wa11 II perfectly nonnaL DEAR DR. I..AMB-:cou1d I dail•· I au11pect lbat a lem- han IOille advice on kidney i11J llmpatatun Ia perature of II delr• F for lllonll? Wbat eilllel them? .... decnN I IIeure you Ia quite witbln your Can u-· be cured? Also IIIII J 111111& baYea llllld lever nonna1 ranee but )'011 are what abollt a diet? I knOw a I II ... ....... COl I Kl In lll1lilllill that It miD wbo bu been In and oat llBAB R&ADBR - 'l'lllt coald be more 1mpartan1 In "' tbl hospital Hfti'al times ... .dalran F flpre II jullt your cuethu In Olbln. To wltb tlwn. Tbe Jut Ume the an« l laiiClcJD Apenon's evalaale a temperature ,.., 1tone could not be removed, I• P I I IDIJ VII')' 81 lll1llll know what lime ol dq but llnallf lie palled It. I midi • tlnl _ . . 1n M 11 111 talcea and Wider what would appreclltt whatenr ........ Ill parlectly - - eireumlllncN. Bmnl juat :roa can teD me. • • IDIL Tbe temperature I• llnli* cold Wiler wUI!owlr It DEARREADER-Any; : lowlll II tile -'1 Dmllni or havlill druDk or uten bot wbo bu. kidney llonl sboald 111111'1 wllllt )'011 are llleplnc. 11sm1 will rDI lt. have a COIIIJIIete medical . lllel "" peaplt &IU' tJMit To lift JGII I bettlr Idea aamtnalilln In an ellort to 1M f II liE I It llat '-' thla about b1Jd1tlmpenlllre I am determine the ca111e. '!bey pGII!I II 1101 ltntraU:r "Ddlnl yo• Tile Heallb can be cauled by medical 111 CJ ' 1' Leiter number 7,., Body probleml that In tum CUI I '!Ill • rrltllrl Ill hllblllt Temperature and It bilb 1lvel II calcium In the II . . I* QI 110011 Ill' IIJI;r wtJ1 allo 11ft )'GI 101111 tlpl blood. '!bey can occur as 1 II ~ . . . . . Ill& ltl8b G1 tile problema people bavt compiJQtloa ol lddney In· • • I II F,fiiUelllrlr with UalillliiiUI'I. OU.. leetlonl. Ill ..,. I PI a, Ill tilt wbo nnt tbi1 lnformatlotl ·Other lban thole formed u ••uHI tl II)' medical can land a lonl, lllamped, a complltatlon of Infection not working. Star:. w• North ........ ' t I' Forll1n Mlnhltlr Andrei quelllcJns Win railed, IIIII we looked Into tbem and lbeJ Gnmylro. Neuen had no new were aD reiOived."' · re11J10nse to riiJIOrls that Top White House aldel Special Watergate were reanurln& ataft Proeecutor Olarlta Ruff Ill membel'l tbat they bad lnvesttsallng Ford'a nothlnlto worry abow. Ford campaign flnancea aa a hlmlell has not yet been cmgre~m~a~~. He tepeated a qualtlcned about the reporll. Ford planned to IIJ*ld lliOil previo111 lltatement that the of October on the road. Aldll HoUle Judiciary QJmmlttee's said lie would ny to eall!un* bacqroWld lnftlllcatioo al the Umeof Jl'ord's ncmlnat1111 nelt Mol1d&Y and 111111ln • . ofvlcepnlldenthldcoftred the West Coat lor the leCIIIId debate with carter - lbll thta 1111\1 II'OWld. .. "I you lot!k into their lime on defen~e and fortlln repcrt," he said, "they looked policy ...:. OCt. 8. He alao Is expected 10 Into campaign contributions I tlllnk, tn.n '54 tD '72. And I campaign In the area IJid not think the final report said return to Washlngtoo unUI · aomelhlng like •a number of Oct. 9 or 10. CAJunty News Notes they Body temperature often ~aries delr• whole series of meetings with foreign mln!lltera," Neaen said. Among them, he added, would be the foreign mlnlslers of France, Great Britain, Italy and Soviet ' M•mers . ~ · di . • •d d how· VI e on lreatlje lll!D a tube and tben receive a cunputer printout if have enough 1n their lungs. to h oJd Mill•er's.power . Aflei'feedingpersxuddata IIllO ~ .computer·, miners DR. LAMB .,. Law a n E.lalb, MD. · problem at all. MaiJ1 motberl lell-addillrlled envelope with . DEAR DR. LAMB- I want get alarmed becau1e their 110 cen!llor 11. Addrellll your to Jan lbeat bod1 tern- chlldnn bave temperature~ litter 18 me In care ol lbll pntan. MiDe II never IU hiClier than II ciet1re. In thll nenpapar, P. 0. Box 328, diplcmacy . '"lbla week he wU1 hive a Candidate draws fire meeting of Sbade River l.Ddge 4&3. FloAM, will be held at the ball In Cheller at 7:30 p.m. Wednelday with · Dress among the 2,000 delework In the E.A. degree. All gates ranges from suits and Master Malons are invited. · ties tD baseball caps, jeans and T-ebirts with lbe sleeves NOW YOU JtNOW rolled up. Leisure suits seem During the flnt Battle ol very popular. Bill! Run, fought near Mauna•, Va., in Juiy 1•1, '!be cmvention hall is lined congressmen drove to the with hundreds of huge scene from Washington with blowups of photDgraphs, lhetr carriages laden with many of them depicting champagne for the Unloo miners with faces bla<:kened troopa. by coal dust. . '!be stonny history of the mioo also iB depicted In big rt!productlona . of newspaper l'rool pages, like a 1902 edldoo witll gigantic headlines about J.P. ·Morgan orderihg the union "W'lped Ou(" .date is November 21 Rhodellian agnemenl, and acheduled a. cabinet meetinc alao to hear the leCI'ttlry describe his African shutlle ' Olecks coming "We have no suspects and no one has been arrested," Thompaon said. "II seems w be nothing but a big mystery now." lrlef!ng by Secretary of Slate Henry A. Killlnser on the Nessen said :•1 don't tblnk I would say Wallace luupporting the PrMdenl. Obvlously he is not." But he called II ' "significant" lhsl Wallace "came out and stayed through .the speech and appeared un the plalfonn" wltll Ford in Mobile. Ford · summoned Democratic and RepubUcan congressional leadera to the While HOUle today lor a By WF.'!LEY G. PIPPERT PLAINS, Ga . (UPI) - Hocking Hills quiet but LOGAN~ was "making headway" wilh tile voters. "He thinks it was just terrific," said While House Press Secretary Ron Nessen. ' 'Every step of tile way he got a wann reception from the public and from the leaders, In many cases Democratic leaders." Referring tD the presence on the plalform of Alabama's Governor Geor-ge C. Wallace, who hs endorsed Cart~r. __ .,_ Rutland man hurt in car wreckage Robert A. Andrus, 23, Rt. 1 Rutland, II listed In satlllactory condition at the Homer Medical Center where he was admitted loUowlnl a traffic accident at 4 a.m. !Dday 111 Rt. 7 at Its junction wlth Rt. 35 In Kanauga. , The Gallla-Melgs Post Sta&e Highway Patrol said Andrus' car, traveling south, went out of conttv1, ran olf the left aide al the highway llrlklnla telepiQM pole and Luca, 21, Crown City, and Connie PhliUpa, 18, Crown City, pauengen In the other car. High water w81 blamed lor an unusual mtab8p at 6 p.m. 111 Rt. 218, at BaDey Chapel Rd. '!be patrol said Clarence Hineman, Rt.2, Crown City, parked his car to avoid going through high water and wbeD be returned to vehicle ba W81 aubmerged and c1r11t1na In the water ol a flub Oood. bulldiDc. ''Erileit L. unrae, a, ero..nAel:ordlnl to a holpltal City, was ebat1ed with an apr+• •wn, Andrua liilfered diahwablld left hlp. ·He · "~ taken to the haopltal by the Gallla Co~~nty Emergency Squad. '!be accident iJ B1111 Wider lnvelliptlon. Carol BanD, :Ill, Rt. 1, GaWpolll, W81 llllghUy inJured In an accident at e: :Ill p.m. ooiU. 141 one and three tentba m1lll .... of Rt. 7. '!Ill paW llld abe was a pa cer In a car driven east by Jellny A. Bankl, 11, 'lbunnan. !lanka 1oat control ol ·his car on the wet pavement. '!be vehicle left the highway, strlklnt• dltcb. Improper turn In an accident a1 12 :36 p.m. on County Road 50, eight tenths of a mile eut ol Rt. 211. Ofllcen uld Unroe's car turned Into the path of a · vehicle operated by wJ11Jam E. Lewis, 35 Crown City, ' ·. .-------"'1', I'HI DAI. r SIHTIHI4 OIVOfiO ~HI ro ,.,,...,or MlfGI.MoUON.tll.t. CHISr8LJ. . . . . .l b.c.lll. oiOU1rr NOIJUCN Cltr-Hit« , . MNihe4 .._.., wu_,t ..._.., ~ .,... Ohio .,.,.., ,..... . . . ~. 111 r:o.rt •••• .........,, Ohio ..,... ,_,._-Injured, , ._ lll'loaaiJ, lD headon ...................,.,, collhllooat 4:110 p.m. Mooday ........... ........,.OM.. ,..... ,... ......_. Olllr• I - ,..... lti·I1M. oa the Bladea-M,ercervllle ' ....................................,. '""'* w.r4 . Otltflth c.-,-y, Me.. ..... Rd., two and live tentha mU• tlflelll ..... 0.1 ............ " ' 1hlti 11811 ri Rt. 7. Cars driven by Aw...... Y. . . N.f.I.U, i • ......., ....., .....1 . .11-..1 ... Larry w. PbiUipa, 11, Cro111i. ..,._ Cll)', andStepbaa PbiUipa, •• ..,.._ _. ....a.w.. OM....._ ' Lo- ll1vtr Rd. coWdecl. " .... "' .......... .,.., .... Jajlred wen lteadell 11.11. T. ., ltiMt II• ........ 111.MI 'IIINit Fllller, 11, allll Rick L. .......... .,....... I fc.MM~ Sibley, 17, both of Crown City, II• ......... •n.ltl """- ......... U.Jt, palletljJers In the Stephen . TIM. .ICfttMel, Phllllpa car, and Mike R.' 1------...J ,, . ....... . .. ....... .,...,. ............... _...,_ ...... _ . ~ - '!be DaDy Sentinel, Mlddleport.Ponoeroy, o., Thesdaj, Sept. :ztr, 1978 Redskins nip Fighting A's pull within 3¥2 ofKC Eagles in OT By Ualled Prell IDternallaaal '!be Oakland A's, scrapping tD avert a Ka,.as City heiJI of their American Leasue West crown, can never be accused of maUncerlng. '!bey threw . everythlnc at the Royall Mmy night, Including their flats, In taking an &.3 vlc!Dry in a canlerll interrupted for 45 minutes by a si:rth-inning ~.aJI. Vida Blue ( 18-11), who pitched the secondi!lac~ A's PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Washington Redsklns Coach George Allen doesn't belleve. ill keeping late hours but he 'Umake an except ton' If he get.l tile rcaults he got early !Dday. The Redskins and the Philadelphia Eagles kepi 60,131 fjlllll and a Monday . night national television audience up tD lbe wee hours of tile morning In a 2().17 ·sudden-death overtime tllriUer that Washington won 011 a 29-yard field goal by Mark Mosely at .12:49 of the overtime period. The overtime was necessary after Eagles ' quarterback Mike Boryla tllrew a 41-yard wuchdown pass tD Charlle Smith wltll I:07 remaining In regulalion IIme and ·WashingtDn seemingly on tile way tc a 1710.win. Mosely's winning field goal was set up by an lnlercepllon late in sudden death by the Redsklns' Eddie Brown, .which gave Washlngwn the ball on tile Eagles' 22. It was the Eagles quarterback's fifth Interception of tile game. Mter four running plays · look Washington to the Eagles' 12, Mosely, who played for Philadelphia 1n 1970 before being traded, booted the ball through tD give Washlngwn a ;w season record and a lie wlth Dallas In the Eastern Division of the NatIonal F 0 0 1 b a 11 COnference. · "There ' s pressure, " Mosely said after his gamewinner. "But I'm gettng paid , for pressure, just like a · · businesaman. A biiSUleuman has to be successful, and U 1 don't perfonn 1 can loae my job." The Redsldns were In three sudden death sames last year, two of which they 10111. And Allen lamented ·about ''too many overllmes" In the locker room. "But It's good tD win," he said . "I tlloughl our defense ' was oulslandlng." · He said he was not SW'prised at the tough game tile Eagles (1-2), trying tD . . rebuild, gave his club. Three of the Redsklns' Interceptions were made by another former Eagle, cornerback Joe Lave~r. who was traded to . In tl\e J BY KEN Washlngtoo preseason UPI ......ROSENBEBG w...-r 8 by Coach Dick 'lermeU after r•- "'" NEWYORK(UPI) - 'lb"" falling to report Ito camp on ., time because ol a contract are thl'ej! years older, three dispute. years Wiser and will have to "I'm a Redskin now " said fight three rounds longer. a happy Lavender In the lock- '!bose are just some of the eroom,whereherecelvedlhe reBiiOns nellber ·Muhanunad game ball. All nor Ken Narum e:rpects vermeil, who ssw his tonight's Iitle fight to be Eagles squander a !1).0 lead anything like their ·two In 82 seconds late 1n the . prevloUB ring encoun~ers. second quarter ssld "We did The bout, scheduled tD a ·· good · job ' of ' beating . begin al 10:30. p.m. EDT ourselves. under clear skiea and chllly "'!be Skins played well .IJ!id-60 degree temperatures enough to beat us, but you IIi' recently refurbished can't beat many teams the Yankee Stadium, should way we played. We turned 11 answer many questions, most · over bad at tile end " of which center aroilnd the venneU said tllere' was "no deterioration of All's physical good news when you lose" but .condition and Norton:s Eagles linebacker Frank history of freezing m Lemaster saw ·som'ethlng Important flght.l. . positive in tile heart-breaking Nearly a half-bUUon people toss · are expected to watch the "We greiv up a little more," . proceedings via "live" closed he said circwl or satellite-relayed · television and In delayed showings . Promoters anticipate al least 40,000 people will pay a record gale of more lhsn P.5 miWon, shattering by almost a mUilon dollars the previous record established · by the second Jack Dempaey-Gene Tunney "Long Colinl" fight at Chicago's Soldiers' Field In ' Norton eyes title tonight's ' Michiga~ ups lead in poll NEW YORK (UP!))- Mi- 22-21homedefeslbyMissouri chlgan's Wolverines, their tD pick off 39 of tile 42 first. archrlvalo~·ostalestllllgby pIace votes - eig. hI more· defeat, wall< off with a lion's than lilsl week - and outpoint share of the flrst.place votes , second-rated UCLA by over Monday . to take . a 100 p~lnts, 417-309. The commanding lead In tile tllird remauung tllree first .place week of college football votes all went to Pittsburgh, ratings by the United Press tlllrd Witll 292 points. . . International Board of ~hlo Stale, meanwhile, Coaches. which will have a ~nee to The wp-rated Wolverines, regam $ome of. rts lost who outdid Ohio Stale by 80 ranking this week when It points last week, took advan- entertains secondraled tage of lbe Buckeyes' narrow UCLA, dropped from second to eighth. For tile Buckeyes, II was their lowest rating in five years. NEW YORK .CUPI J ~ The Defending champion OkU n i I e d Press lnternatioMI lahoma similarly moved up a Board of Coach es top 20 college football t eams witt) first -place notch to fourth place In the votes In parentheses : wake of the Ohio Slate plunge Team Points 1. Michigan (39 ) {3-0J 41 7 and til~ Sooners came Witllm 2. uC~A (3·01 309 a poml of overlakmg 3. Pittsburgh (3) (J .QI 292 4. Oklahoma 13-0) 291 ' Pittsburgh as wen, finishing .5 . Nebraska (2-0:-n 2.t8 With 291. Nebraska, which 6. Georgia {3·0) 195 7. Maryland (3-0 ) 110 c~shed TCU, 64-10, was fifth, 8. Ohio State (2·1) 103 while Georgia, a 2G-12 victor 9. Alabama (2-l l 75 over hlghlyregarded Soulb 10. Missouri (2.JJ 45 11. Kansas ( 3·0) · 41 <:arollna, improved a notch tD 12. Southern Ca l {2·ll 35 &xlh. 13. ~SU . I2 ·0· 11 3' Maryland was seventh and 14. North Carol ina (4-0) 14 and Missouri 15 . Notre Dame ( 2-1) 10 Alabama 16 Boston Colleg e { 2·0) 9 completed tbe top 10. 8 17. Flor ida ( 2. 1) 18. Houston (2-1) 6 19. TulSa 13·11 20. Te>:as (l . lJ 5 4 Note : By agreement wilh the American Football Coaches Association, teams on prabation · by the NCAA are ineligible for top 20 and national champion. ship consideratlofl by the UPI Board of Coaches . Those teams on probation for 1976 are : Mississippi State, Michigan · State, SMU , LOng Beiich State and Southwestern Louisiana. CHICAGO (UP!) - Scott May, an all-America on lndlanli'S national championship basketball team and ·the U.S. Olympic · team, signed a multiyear contract wlth tile Chicago Bulls, He reported for his first practice wlth tile Bulls Monday night. "I want tD play," May said Monday. "I don't care If I start. I want lo contribute, and I'D do tile best I can to belp." He refused to discuss details of ·his contract, although it was believed tD be for more lhsn five years and around $1 million. ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UPI) - Former Rutgers' star PhU · Sellers, the No. 3choice of the Detroit Pistons In this yesr's NBA draft, Injured bls left Achilles tendon M6nday during a Workout and will miss at least several days of practice. · Sellera W81 trying out at U. guard porlillon during a team pracllce when he developed severe Inflammation In the tendoo. 10 I fourth win In tlleir last Oakland look a 5-J lead In the five games and 1o wilhln 3\2 silth on Sal Bando's homer. games of the leaders, Losing pitcher Dennis summed It up: Leon_.d ( 17-10) hit Don "We're down to our last Baylor with a pitch and lreath a!ld everything goes. Baylor stonned wward the If ll meana winning, you'w mourid, Both benches got to try.H lnunedlately emptied and, In Blue, whom Mana&er the fighting which followed , Chuck Tanner calla "lbe A's outfielder Claudell Koufa:r ol this era," said he Washington decked Leonard. had control problems and the He left tile game, as did lon& fight didn't help. He Leonard, gave up 10 hlt.l. · A's first b$seman Ron The fisticuffs erupted after F.alrly said Baylor had been hit five times in tile last three games. "I guess he's a Ultie tired of II," he said. "I don't like tD see fights but that's baseball." · Fal.rly paced Oakland. at tile plate with a aolo homer and a double. He also turned in the game's key delensl'ie play when he scooped up John floundered for five ro111ds Mayberry's grounder and against a helplesa Ron threw 0111 AI Cowens al home Stander and took 10 rounda tD plate In the slath. Cowens had . stop Larry Middleton in his. tripled. mOll recent bout. · Oakland hosts the Royals "If he prepared for tonight and Wednesday night. everyone like he prepares for '!be ooly other scheduled All," trainer Bill Slayton says AL game Detroit at of Norton, "he would have Cleveland, ~as rained out. been the champion a long In National League action time ago." Los Angeles blanked For their efforts, Ali has Houston 2-4 Philadelphia been guar•nleed $8 millioo whipped 'st. 11-1, San and $100,000 In expense~ plus Diego edged Cincinnati, ~. 50 per cent of aU Income over and New York routed S9 mlllion, while Norton is Montreal, .10-a, In a rainguaranteed $1.1 mllll111 plus 5 shortened coolerll. A second per cent.of aU Income over S9 game between the Mels and million· lile Expos was rained out. Fight Facts NEW YORK (UPI) Facts and figures on Thesday night's Ali-Norton heavrweighl title fight: Date - Thesday, Sept. 28, 1976. Place - Yankee Stadium, capacity 87,000. Time .- 10:30 p.m. EDT. Distance - 15 rounds. Television - Closed circuit and satellite relay Jlbroad. Radio - None nationally. Estimated attendance 40,000. Estimated gale - $3.5 million. Purse shares - Ali, $6.1 million, plus 50 per cent of all Income above $9 milliQil; Norwn, $1.1 mllllon, plus 5 per cent of all Income above $9 mUUon. IUPII - Ta le of · the tape for Tuesday night 's AU -Norton heavyweight title fight : Age X·Welght Height Chest (normal) 34 Norton 31 215 , 220 1·3 6·3 ' 44 •5 . 48 80 Chest (exQan.dect l 46 Reach 80 Bleeps Forearm Wa ist Thigh Calf Fist Anrde Wrist . This WeD's Spect•t • a~:::.:~ • 15 16 13 33 131/t 37 26 2S 11 i:l IS 1f2 13 10 9112 8 8 ,17 1.'1 17 1 ' x-Esllmettd weights. Oflicl•t v.oeightt. ilnnounctd TueldiV • Neck ... Milner '• club-record lblrd grand slam lhla the big blow In a 11...-nn sizlh inning and - belped Matlack to his 17th win. mACHNavy, red, gold, light bllle, orange, maroon and black. 'll.H herita&e house Louis, DOWNI~G-aiiLDS AGENCY INC. Middleport. 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Send for it today. -------------------------------,1 Please send my free copy of . · How All of Us Can Help Each of Us · Hold Down Health Care Cost to: · Name _______________________________ Address_ _ __ __ _ _'-------City _ _ _ State _ _ _ Zip _ _ __ Blue Cross® Blue Shield® Blue with blue vinyl roo I a, · Interior, power & air, new llres. Sharp. in Central Ohio $2695 Karr & VanZandt All of us helping each of us. You'll Like Our Quality Way of Dot'M'J GMAC F I APIC. NG au•lnks tt2-Sl42 l'llm1r0y · Otlin Svtt~lnts 'lit,rll4 - TiliSp.lll. SU I I I I II I I ...I __ USED CAR.$ I Mail this to: Free Booklet 1 Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Central Ohio I Box 348 ________________ .... ..., _______________ I Columbus, Ohio 43216 73 FORD LID 4 DR HT - NEW YORK All ~, beginning to feel the 1 h · 1 natura p ystca consequences assOciated witll a · 34-year-old man, has trained harder fot Norton thananyflghtsince regaining the title from . George . Foreman In Zaire iri October · 1974. Both fighters are In superb physical cmdilian for the scheduled IS-rounder _ Norton having sparred 225 rounds and Ali, a ~I belling favorite maniiHnan nearly 100 · ' ,.·I have never suffered for a flghlllke 1 hsve suffered for tllla fight "Ali said of his 17tll title def;nse and loilrth tills · year. · " ... ! never watched whst 1ate before. 1 am at the end of my career. I don't want to go out and lose it " 1n order to win it, Ali feeis he will have to take advantage of Norton's reputation as a slow starter "But if 1 don't knock hm; out before tile fifth round, then alter lhsll'm In trouble and Norton will win tbe fight." lila a puzzle to many why tile 31-year-old Norton iB a solid Wlderdog to a man he decisioned, breaking All's jaw In tlleir ftrst bout, and was outpointed by In a controversial decision In tlleir second bout. That's because no one reslly knows whetller ·It will be the Nortoo, who whipped Ali tile first lime and later · stopped Jerry Quarry ill five rounds, or the Norton who was· knocked ·out ·· 1n two rounds by George foreman In tbelr cham~onship bout, Tale of Tape ., 1 Louis 10 five hill before Dcid1er1 Z, Astros 1: Don Sulton tossed a four- lesvin& for a pinch-bitter in hiller for biB 21st vlc!Dry and tile seventll . Bill Russell broke up a Padres 5, Reds 3: scoreless pitching duel in the Doug ~·s two-oui pop seventh Inning when he fiy single drove in Mite singledhomeS~eGarveyto ChamplcJD and Mike Ivie with lead the Dodgers 1o victory a pair oll'IIDI in the bottcm of over tile Astros. Sulloo, who tile eighth to give the Padre~ has lost nine, notched hla a triumph over the Reds. fourth shutout and 14th Tom Grlffln sea~ seven complete game. hils in going tbe distance to PlillDea I, Cardlilall 1: gain hill eighth win against Jim Kaatlroke a peraonal six !oases. slJ:.game losing streak and Mell 101 E:rpol 3: Greg Luzlnrrkl, Ollie Brown John Milner hit two and Larry Bowa knocked In homers, lncludlnli a grand two runs apiece to spark the slam, and pitcher Jon Phlllies' rout of the Matlack went 3-for-4 with two Cardinals. Kaat, whose last RBI to hlghllght the Meta' win was Aug. 21, held Sl. victory over the E:rp01. • ,, I �2- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thesday, Sept. 211, 1976 ff:::::==========:=:::=:=:=:=;=:=:?-:=::::::~=:~::~===::::=:=:=~===:=:=~======================:==~==:================J===========.===:=:=:=:=:=t.=·=mi ti\ ·-=:· Eastern R igh FFA went 1lli to Columbus for review President looking ove .problems in Rhodesia =·=· (jj !jl[ · ;: ; EAST MEIGS - Eastern Future Fanners of America :':l ;:;: traveled toGolwnbtis Wednesday for tile Fann Service :;§ ....~ "-".•.•. ~~~" · ~ The Review ·feaLW'ed numerous tracwrs and farm :;:;: :;:; !;l equipment displays along with demollltrations on silage, :;:;: :::: corn and aoybean harvesting, plowing and tillage, shelled <;~:! !;:: corn drying and thlnage. There were different breeds of ::;:: · i'' pigs, cows and sheep on display along witll old fashioned :;:; ~~! fann equipment to demonstrate changes through tile ;::: :;:; years. ::;: :~; '!be making of aorl!hwn molasaes was demonstrated. :;: i!i! Asteam engine connected by a belt to a roller was used (or !;j; :;:; preaslng oullbe juice. There was also a treadmill dating (;! ;:;; back even farther lhsn the steam engine which showed :;:; ;;:; tile process of producing juice, which was put In vats, ::l ::;: bolled and stirred uniU done. iii~ t::~::::::::;:~::::;:;::::: :::;::::::: :::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::~::::::::::;::::::::::::::::;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;::;;:!~~ By HELEN THOMAS UPI White HoUJe Reporter WASHINGTON !UPI ) Presidenl Ford, calling hiB weekend Southern campaign swing " just terrific," arranged for briefings on Rhodesia !Dday and launched a series of sessiOlls witll foreign mlnlaters attending tile U.N. General Aasernbly. Ford returned to Washington Monday night from Miami, his last stop on a tllree day expedilioo through opponent Jimmy Carter's South. The President campaigned In Louisiana , Mississippi, Alabama and Florida and hiB aides said he killings remain mystery Ohio (UP!) .,. tile unknown killers. Although the mystery ' Botllofflcerssaldthewhole . remains behind 11 reported thing was blown out of cuea of anlmalldlllngs and proportion, but both admilled mutilations that haunted residents were frightened. Losan this summer, residents have put away thetrH • guns and peace and quiet has returned to the Hocking . County hills In southern Ohio. S!erlff Paul Hartman said MASON, W. Va. Monday there have been no Homecoming Week al l'!pDrlsofthestrangeldlllngs Wahama High School belt&ll since July 22 when a horse · MooUyday a.m. W\111 a pep ·cled from a large puncture ra at the school and will wound In Its left flank. climu Friday when the Between May and lhsl day White Falcon footbaU team 11 animals' were killed anJ plays Racine on Bachtel some of them were mutilated Field. In bizarre fashloos. Many ol Also on tap !Dday at the the llimals, which Included school iB ~ election ol rabbits, dogs, caltle and a pet candidates for HomecominC Lllrra, were diimembered. King and Queen, '!be canRumors circulated that the dldates wU1 be trying all·week tiDings were done by for the tiUea which wU1 be members of a .strange announced Friday during rellgloua sect, or devil halftime . wunhlpen. '!be big day for the school iB . &me farmers began carryiQg gms and about 30 clti&ena band radio omeconung week opens enthent••• patrolled county rueds lookiug for the culpils. 11artm111 and dly Police Clllef James Thompson i - s I M..eu"'\1 ill July llllldnl resldmll nat tD ann QwnweJ- aad not to create I-·· DUGAN IS ILL '!be Pomeroy Emergency Squad was caUed to Mulberry Ave. atl2 :27 p.m. Monday for Robert Dugan, wbo wu IlL He was taken to Vet~n~~~ Memorial Hospital and later the '!bey Aid there more daager tn.n the to St. Joseph Hospital, a'med rtlldenls lhsn from Parltmburg. Friday, which will begin with the annual HOmecoming Day Parade. The parade will begin at I p.{ll. and startat Midway Drive in New Haven and continue tD Wahama High School. Following the game Friday evening, a dance which is open to students of Wahama ooly' wiD be held in the gym. LODGE TO MEET CHESTER - A special lobbyists who "go to the same clulll, the same restauranta Jimmy Carter, with and play golf" on the same President Ford obviously In courses. mind, Is · criticizing . "Well ," the Democratic Washington officials and presldenlliJ nominee aald with a smile at the Evansville, Ind., airport Monday ntcht when asked whetller he hid Ford In mind, "I'Dlet you make a judgment .} of til at." WASIUNGTON {UPI) Carter completed his fourth '!be 36 million Social Security campaign wur since Labor recipients who normally receive monthly benefit Day, a. 6,080 mile, four-day swing to the West Coast to checks on Saturday wiD get slates with ~ electoral them on Friday next week votes. becallle of a policy change by Carter planned to IIJ)end the Treasury Department. today and Wednesday in '!be unpublicized change came In response to an aJ> Plains, largely at rest, then head lor 1 lour of the .peal from more lhsn 30 Northeast. , sena!Drs ~said Saturday Twice 111 Mooday, before check ~livery creates hard· ships for many retirees who .8,000 persons at the Federal can't cash checks on the Plaza in PortlAnd, Ore., and weekend and must go without to 7,000. In ·the Roberts Sladium in Evansville, he funds for 8everal days. poked at Ford: "When someone in Washlngtoo Z5 tD 30 years gels 1o be ill a cloeed Innerrelationship. 'You scratch my ( Contin~ed from page I ) souveniers, hot items were Jimmy Carter bullons festurillg a gigantic peanut. Crash suroivor Tiny gold peanut lapel pins m· Ravenswood alao were selling al $1 apiece. day earlier Miners fro ALPENA, Mich. (UP!) - . One of the four survivOI'I in --~ -' Air F the cr..... "' an orce KC135 tanker which ·killed ~ olhen, moved to .an Army medical center m T~1as Mooday, w81 Capt. Jolui HarriiiOn, 33, of Ravenswood, W. V1. · '!be fifth 111lrvivor Airman Dale J . SolcJD of ~ewood; Ohio, wu released from a hospital to joiD the cr.. inverrtigaliDJI team. Jo 'lbeAirForcesaidthefour, Including lllrrtson, _.. In serious but liable COII'fHL"~ 11 lbe Brooke Army uidlcal Center bums unit In San ~tonio. '!be others, Capt. Clifford Call, 27., Seattle, Wllh.; 1st Lt . . Dwaln E. Crane, :116, Pine Bluff, Ark., and Capt. Frederick An-· derson, 32, Upper Saddle River, N. J. . Jt1nior Miss progra1n N4mmber 21 wU1 be I red 11a1r day f!lr tbe 'l"'landtns hlcJa ICbool letllGr etrt ot· . . .he D Obio, tbe dele ol tbe 1111 ........ Ohio JaNor IIIIi !lull. , Pa '"" ' ., plana for tbe lllcal ,..._ lllllcxmpetillcJn 10 ...... - nnrd the ,top Plloltlle ·-a. ol TT'' '"" a• 'till bJ lin. Toaya , . ,... De*, C"'i'taatll'l dldtJM- ol tbe Junior Ifill mmml'tee. '1'be local hDiar IIIII adBIIy Ia part ol a aatlaawide ac:bolanblp JIIGIIWD 18 - · B· ....,..... 1o an yoq peop1e by recocDI&lng lbe ..,. ...... ol blllb ICbool lmlor&lr!L "ID tbe put two deeadea, tbe JUiilor .... Jli'OtiiUI bu acholarshlpa, topped by a four year full e:rpense acholmblp to tbe college of her choice to the America's Jumor Mill of 1J7'1, w01 be awarded at lbe m annual Oil blllb standlrdl and ldelll, natlooal llnala at Mobile, and sboald DOl ba conf1tled Ala., ne:rt May. with balblilg beauty canGirts II souther& Obio can earned the reipect and support of religious, educatian and civic leaders tlnugbout' the DIUCII," Mrs. Davia g!d. "It iJ 1 ICbolanbJp Jli'OII'IID bued testa." Judgltig at all 1eve!ll Ill 011 tbe buts of scholalltlca, crutln and performing tallnil, pbfalcal weJl-belnc, J&UJO"'Im ad aNlfflee in lmtDID nlatiOlla. More lban .. mDilOII In boadl and Other narde will be ulfaed to Janlor Mill can....... at local, lltate and national competitions thi• year. Some f65,000 In ooJJece ltliolanblrla, obtain lnfortnllilln by wrlllng the Soulbea« Oblo Junior Mill, Inc., P. 0. Bo1 liN, POilleroy, Oblo, 0788. The winner II the local Jli'OtiiUI wU1 compete at tbe state level for the chance to lake part In the America's Junior Mlsa flnall. America'a Junior Mlsa iB llponsored nationally by E....11!1D Kodak Conlpiny, John H. Breck, Inc. and Knft Foods. A lot of miners have been at a boQtll in the lobby w 'lake a computerized test that Indicates if . they might have "B~ck Lw!g," a disease stemming from coal stoppq dust . showing air a- wflaae•• z rmr. back, I'D scratch your back,' publlc offlclala, lobbylats and w~w.•,•.w«•:<•:•'<«•' .........'»'•: .··· speclallnlerest groups go tD . p'''' C:~w:V:WN.W•'•"""'->:<w·· ~......·;o;.o-····~-.v..»'f. .o;o,Q.•~····· ...~- . . .. ... •-.-{',',' ••:.,;the same private club&, tlje same reslaurilnls, they play \ll golf Ill the same golf courses, tlley learn about lnflatloo, ''l~ · By Alma Marshall unemployment and housing . X problems froni staff reports of bureaucrats, they avoid '!be Sunshine Claae of Mason United Method!llt Church direct contact with people, met 'lbunrlay evelilng at the church with Mrs. George Carson tlley don't go In people's and Mrs. Cecil Sinilb as .hosteases. Rev. and Mrs. Robert homes, they don't talk tD Maring presented the devotiooala. Mrs. Murl Megee, vice !hose now not able tD buy prasldent, presided. The group planned to have a bake late, homes ..." Jody Powell, Carter's press October 22nd startillg at 10 am. at the church. Nomlnati0111 for claas officers for 1977 are as follows: secretary and key political prellident>Mrl. George Carson; vice president, Mrs. Ma1ine aide, acknowledged thai the Arnold; lrelllllt'er, Mrs. WtlUam Zerkle; secretary, Mrs. nominee has changed bls Frances Stewart. basic campaign speech since HOlliE HI for October are Mrs. LandCII Smith and Mrs, tile debate witll Ford last Matilda Noble. The meeting will be held al the former Lew!IIWednesday. Roush historical hcme, Mason. Attending were Mrs. Landon On hla Initial post-Labor Smitll, Mrs. Ray Proffitt, Mrs. Clarence Baler, Reverilnrt Mni Day trips, Carter's speeches Robert Maring, Mrs. Murl McGee, Mrs. Eber Roush, Mrs: wete laced with statistics the GOP Ma:rlne Arnold, Mrs. Mary Dudding, Mrs~ Frances Slewart attacking performance on inflation, and Mrs. WUllam Zerkle. unemployment and balancing CIJFTON - Mrs. Woodrow Queen presented the le8SOI1, lbe budget. "Preventicare," when the MUon E:rtenslon Homemakers "'!bat was partly Jimmy met on Tuesday Sept. 21st at the home of Mrs. Lester Johnson Carter, but not entirely," at Clifton, with Mrs. Helen WWlams u co-hostearr. Powell said, adding thai Variouae:rerdses were demonstrated by the Ieason t.._der, tllere had been an attempt for a 14" . section of a broom slick U8ed to demonstrate him tD play the role of a fiexibllity of the shoulder muscles. typical po!ilician, ''which he is not." Mrs. Lester Johnson presented devoUonals, Psalm 148, a Since the debate, Powell reading, '!be Beauty of tile Earth and a poem, "Recipe for acknowledged, Carter's Success," by Emerson. speeches have had the human Mrs. Alburllce Youhng, treasurer, reported and collected and intimate quality of the club dues. primary &eUln. 'lb · "The slow, personal e gtoup repeated the Homematen Creed and Pledge. dama he Mrs. Laurene Lewis, president, presided. '!be l!l'OUP gethathas . en done in declded!Dkeepthesameofflcersandcommitteesforl977. .our country in recent years iB '!be president read highllght.l from the Open Une for Fall. even ~ ~ lhsn most . She reminded the group that lbe Charleswn Symphooy wU1 be of us ~lize m the aftennath . at Krodel Park 011 October IOih. ln connection wlth this a Quill of Vtetnam, Cambodia, exhibit will be held Watergate, the CIA, FBI, Mrs Land Snrltll reported Saf the unemployment, Inflation · . on , on ely on Streets and deficits Medicaid scandala ,; Tips on Taking Good Pictures. Carter' said In ~ . AgamewasplayedandMrs.LaureneLewlswon the prize. ''The American people haw Mrs. Woodrow ~een was awa~. the door prize. _ _ been hurl. We love our . llelreshmenls were served by Mrs. Johnson and Mrs; country. We love .our WiWilms to Mrs. Laurene Lewis, Mrs. Lloyd Wllllams, Mra. J. government. We dm't want R. Marsha~.~.AlburllceYoung,Mrs.EvelynStewart,Mrs. anything selflah out of Nancy VajlMeter, Mrs, LaridOll &nith, Mrs. Woodrow Queen. govemnent for ourselves. MASON - Sewralladles mel at the fonner Lewis-Roush ''The spirit of these United home In Mason, and held a Chrlatmas worklhop on Monday, States iB being sapped away Among the Items constructed were a <llrlslmas wrealb made by . lb!ll Republican of styrofoam balls, and cl~, other Items Included bells, adminlslraliOII," Carter said. stocldngs and stars. . . The candidate plans tD Mrs. Laurene Lewis of Clifton, and Mrs. Ray Proffill of spend Thursday night In Mason, taul!ht lbe Chrlat!llm worll'shop. Mrs. Proffitt hopes to Portland, Me., Pillsburl!h 111 decorate a tree at the Lewis hcme witb old lashloo ornamentS, Friday and back In Plains More old fashion ornaments wW be made In the near future. Saturday night. Lunch was served tD Mrs. Laurene Lewis, Mrs. Lester Johnson, Mrs. Q!cll Smith, Mrs. Dennis Harris, Mrs. Ray Proffitt, Esther MacKnight, Mrs. 11)arl Ingela, Mrs. Malllda Noble, Mrs. Landon Smith, Mrs. WtlUam Zerkle, Mrs. Fred . Taykrr, Mrs. Zelma Hunter, and Mrs. Delwon Roberts. f .M~n 1 Miners are encouraged tD CINCINNATI (UPI) - A th United Mine Wortera . slteng en their political "Jl08111011 wlthln tbe union. · cmven.... , appears tD be The union currently Is evenly divided 81 it prepare~ 1oa1ng strengtll as new nonto vole on nwneroua union coal fields open up In proposa!ll dellgnecj to lltrip· the West. '!be United Mine President Arnold .."'- "'hla .......,.. "' Workers now tontrola only 6t power over the 277,000- per cent of the aU the coal member'lbellnt~:..,,,.cant •~ produced In the United -~ _ vote was cut Monday when convention a!Jo tile oonvenliOII's 2,000 rank- aoundly defeated a proposal and.flle delegates namowly to consider AFL-CIO defeated a proposal to spend afllllaliOII. That pi'Opola) was an e.:rtra f3 mllllon to foalered by the miner~ «garuze 11111-unlon mlnera.. lnabUlly to seal jurlsdiThe vote w•lnlerpreted::;. catlonal agreement• with llelback I« ll11ler• other unions, partlcularly in The neii'Jy even the West. apparently reflected the A COllfentlon committee cmvenlilln'l sen\lmtftla on suggested AFL-CIO tile illlue Ill decentrllillng membership "coulcl provide many ~mlon luncti0111 which help In reeolvlng iiOme of II!Wer now contro!ll tn.n his tlleee problems." 11 said the office In Wllhlngton. union also could benefit from Mllllr erlllcs led by VIce the AFL-CIO's "greater Prealdent Mike Trbovich and pollUcal muscle." Lee Roy Patterson, 8 '!be Idea of AFL-CIO co ndi date lor the union alfUialiOII has nevenerlmllly presidency, have aoughl to been conaldered by tbe mine dlama.ntle the union's · worltera, although the union orgamzing, safety and works cloaely with some pollllcal d.parimate and AFLCIO unlcial 011 special : : ~A~ed projeCII - particularly In .. natlonal poUUca. In each ol the union's 21 '!be ~-• defeated districts. ,....,.._. ill ded conlncldentally after a 'lb eae cr ca oonten the speech by WUbur Hobby who proposal to apend f3 mlllkin heads the AFLCIO lri to hln 100 addlllonal Carolina and helped the union employ• for the orp•l•l"' In Ill recent lllrUUie to department would onlf:l· ill'&llllze the Brookllde mine create a ''political clique" c; In Harlan County, Ky. blgiiJ)endlltgpayrollera. '!be)' Former Mine Workers complained bitterly !bat President John L. Lewis organizers now COli the union lroke witb the CIO after $30,000 each wltll salary and helping to found It, tllen e~pe~~~ea. , dropped out of lile AFL In Mlller 1 aupporten lM7 1n 1 dllpite over lligtdng c ~ n.!.:lf...e d I h e loyalty oaths. AFL-CIO ::-ui.i:l;'~::_teore Prelldent Geor1e Meany 'Ill'"' accused MW crt"- of. launched a nallonal ., er ""' reputation by opppslng LeWla lrylng . lo create more m rluir l••u• district-level jobs to · · conlriubte to the union's "Strike Relief Fllid" and take hcme a bumper sticker saying ''Tenneaaee Coal Ill U M WA C o a I , '.' "Pennsylvania Coal i·s · UMWA Coal," etc. Convention officials quickly ran out of such bumper sllckera for Wesi Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio IJid Alabams. there iB usuaUy UtUe that you can accompllah by diet. Some doctors do recommend llmllinl! caldum lntate but If thelncrwedcalclamlafl'Cilll Other calllell, mach as that dlasolved out Ill the banes, that wU1 not help mudl. '!be best recommendation 1 can give to anyone wltb kidney llonu, other than cettlng a complete evaluatian, iJ to be sure to drink lots of liquids. U you drink lots of water all throll8h the day 10 tbe 'urine Ia tiiVer conceattablld you wU1 blve - chance ol the mlnerala cJu~ and leading to the formallon ol a llone, ·How much water lllauld you drink? '!be Important point Ia to drink whatever llliOUIJt Ia needed to cause reaular paa~~~e of large Volllil* of . urine. In bot Welllber, or If IIWIItq, ~t may mean drinklnl more water than you would 111 cooler da11 or when Fahrenheit. When I .a1ternoan 10ban In fact It iJ San Antcrnlo, TX 71212. am ...U It II 11wa11 II perfectly nonnaL DEAR DR. I..AMB-:cou1d I dail•· I au11pect lbat a lem- han IOille advice on kidney i11J llmpatatun Ia perature of II delr• F for lllonll? Wbat eilllel them? .... decnN I IIeure you Ia quite witbln your Can u-· be cured? Also IIIII J 111111& baYea llllld lever nonna1 ranee but )'011 are what abollt a diet? I knOw a I II ... ....... COl I Kl In lll1lilllill that It miD wbo bu been In and oat llBAB R&ADBR - 'l'lllt coald be more 1mpartan1 In "' tbl hospital Hfti'al times ... .dalran F flpre II jullt your cuethu In Olbln. To wltb tlwn. Tbe Jut Ume the an« l laiiClcJD Apenon's evalaale a temperature ,.., 1tone could not be removed, I• P I I IDIJ VII')' 81 lll1llll know what lime ol dq but llnallf lie palled It. I midi • tlnl _ . . 1n M 11 111 talcea and Wider what would appreclltt whatenr ........ Ill parlectly - - eireumlllncN. Bmnl juat :roa can teD me. • • IDIL Tbe temperature I• llnli* cold Wiler wUI!owlr It DEARREADER-Any; : lowlll II tile -'1 Dmllni or havlill druDk or uten bot wbo bu. kidney llonl sboald 111111'1 wllllt )'011 are llleplnc. 11sm1 will rDI lt. have a COIIIJIIete medical . lllel "" peaplt &IU' tJMit To lift JGII I bettlr Idea aamtnalilln In an ellort to 1M f II liE I It llat '-' thla about b1Jd1tlmpenlllre I am determine the ca111e. '!bey pGII!I II 1101 ltntraU:r "Ddlnl yo• Tile Heallb can be cauled by medical 111 CJ ' 1' Leiter number 7,., Body probleml that In tum CUI I '!Ill • rrltllrl Ill hllblllt Temperature and It bilb 1lvel II calcium In the II . . I* QI 110011 Ill' IIJI;r wtJ1 allo 11ft )'GI 101111 tlpl blood. '!bey can occur as 1 II ~ . . . . . Ill& ltl8b G1 tile problema people bavt compiJQtloa ol lddney In· • • I II F,fiiUelllrlr with UalillliiiUI'I. OU.. leetlonl. Ill ..,. I PI a, Ill tilt wbo nnt tbi1 lnformatlotl ·Other lban thole formed u ••uHI tl II)' medical can land a lonl, lllamped, a complltatlon of Infection not working. Star:. w• North ........ ' t I' Forll1n Mlnhltlr Andrei quelllcJns Win railed, IIIII we looked Into tbem and lbeJ Gnmylro. Neuen had no new were aD reiOived."' · re11J10nse to riiJIOrls that Top White House aldel Special Watergate were reanurln& ataft Proeecutor Olarlta Ruff Ill membel'l tbat they bad lnvesttsallng Ford'a nothlnlto worry abow. Ford campaign flnancea aa a hlmlell has not yet been cmgre~m~a~~. He tepeated a qualtlcned about the reporll. Ford planned to IIJ*ld lliOil previo111 lltatement that the of October on the road. Aldll HoUle Judiciary QJmmlttee's said lie would ny to eall!un* bacqroWld lnftlllcatioo al the Umeof Jl'ord's ncmlnat1111 nelt Mol1d&Y and 111111ln • . ofvlcepnlldenthldcoftred the West Coat lor the leCIIIId debate with carter - lbll thta 1111\1 II'OWld. .. "I you lot!k into their lime on defen~e and fortlln repcrt," he said, "they looked policy ...:. OCt. 8. He alao Is expected 10 Into campaign contributions I tlllnk, tn.n '54 tD '72. And I campaign In the area IJid not think the final report said return to Washlngtoo unUI · aomelhlng like •a number of Oct. 9 or 10. CAJunty News Notes they Body temperature often ~aries delr• whole series of meetings with foreign mln!lltera," Neaen said. Among them, he added, would be the foreign mlnlslers of France, Great Britain, Italy and Soviet ' M•mers . ~ · di . • •d d how· VI e on lreatlje lll!D a tube and tben receive a cunputer printout if have enough 1n their lungs. to h oJd Mill•er's.power . Aflei'feedingpersxuddata IIllO ~ .computer·, miners DR. LAMB .,. Law a n E.lalb, MD. · problem at all. MaiJ1 motberl lell-addillrlled envelope with . DEAR DR. LAMB- I want get alarmed becau1e their 110 cen!llor 11. Addrellll your to Jan lbeat bod1 tern- chlldnn bave temperature~ litter 18 me In care ol lbll pntan. MiDe II never IU hiClier than II ciet1re. In thll nenpapar, P. 0. Box 328, diplcmacy . '"lbla week he wU1 hive a Candidate draws fire meeting of Sbade River l.Ddge 4&3. FloAM, will be held at the ball In Cheller at 7:30 p.m. Wednelday with · Dress among the 2,000 delework In the E.A. degree. All gates ranges from suits and Master Malons are invited. · ties tD baseball caps, jeans and T-ebirts with lbe sleeves NOW YOU JtNOW rolled up. Leisure suits seem During the flnt Battle ol very popular. Bill! Run, fought near Mauna•, Va., in Juiy 1•1, '!be cmvention hall is lined congressmen drove to the with hundreds of huge scene from Washington with blowups of photDgraphs, lhetr carriages laden with many of them depicting champagne for the Unloo miners with faces bla<:kened troopa. by coal dust. . '!be stonny history of the mioo also iB depicted In big rt!productlona . of newspaper l'rool pages, like a 1902 edldoo witll gigantic headlines about J.P. ·Morgan orderihg the union "W'lped Ou(" .date is November 21 Rhodellian agnemenl, and acheduled a. cabinet meetinc alao to hear the leCI'ttlry describe his African shutlle ' Olecks coming "We have no suspects and no one has been arrested," Thompaon said. "II seems w be nothing but a big mystery now." lrlef!ng by Secretary of Slate Henry A. Killlnser on the Nessen said :•1 don't tblnk I would say Wallace luupporting the PrMdenl. Obvlously he is not." But he called II ' "significant" lhsl Wallace "came out and stayed through .the speech and appeared un the plalfonn" wltll Ford in Mobile. Ford · summoned Democratic and RepubUcan congressional leadera to the While HOUle today lor a By WF.'!LEY G. PIPPERT PLAINS, Ga . (UPI) - Hocking Hills quiet but LOGAN~ was "making headway" wilh tile voters. "He thinks it was just terrific," said While House Press Secretary Ron Nessen. ' 'Every step of tile way he got a wann reception from the public and from the leaders, In many cases Democratic leaders." Referring tD the presence on the plalform of Alabama's Governor Geor-ge C. Wallace, who hs endorsed Cart~r. __ .,_ Rutland man hurt in car wreckage Robert A. Andrus, 23, Rt. 1 Rutland, II listed In satlllactory condition at the Homer Medical Center where he was admitted loUowlnl a traffic accident at 4 a.m. !Dday 111 Rt. 7 at Its junction wlth Rt. 35 In Kanauga. , The Gallla-Melgs Post Sta&e Highway Patrol said Andrus' car, traveling south, went out of conttv1, ran olf the left aide al the highway llrlklnla telepiQM pole and Luca, 21, Crown City, and Connie PhliUpa, 18, Crown City, pauengen In the other car. High water w81 blamed lor an unusual mtab8p at 6 p.m. 111 Rt. 218, at BaDey Chapel Rd. '!be patrol said Clarence Hineman, Rt.2, Crown City, parked his car to avoid going through high water and wbeD be returned to vehicle ba W81 aubmerged and c1r11t1na In the water ol a flub Oood. bulldiDc. ''Erileit L. unrae, a, ero..nAel:ordlnl to a holpltal City, was ebat1ed with an apr+• •wn, Andrua liilfered diahwablld left hlp. ·He · "~ taken to the haopltal by the Gallla Co~~nty Emergency Squad. '!be accident iJ B1111 Wider lnvelliptlon. Carol BanD, :Ill, Rt. 1, GaWpolll, W81 llllghUy inJured In an accident at e: :Ill p.m. ooiU. 141 one and three tentba m1lll .... of Rt. 7. '!Ill paW llld abe was a pa cer In a car driven east by Jellny A. Bankl, 11, 'lbunnan. !lanka 1oat control ol ·his car on the wet pavement. '!be vehicle left the highway, strlklnt• dltcb. Improper turn In an accident a1 12 :36 p.m. on County Road 50, eight tenths of a mile eut ol Rt. 211. Ofllcen uld Unroe's car turned Into the path of a · vehicle operated by wJ11Jam E. Lewis, 35 Crown City, ' ·. .-------"'1', I'HI DAI. r SIHTIHI4 OIVOfiO ~HI ro ,.,,...,or MlfGI.MoUON.tll.t. CHISr8LJ. . . . . .l b.c.lll. oiOU1rr NOIJUCN Cltr-Hit« , . MNihe4 .._.., wu_,t ..._.., ~ .,... Ohio .,.,.., ,..... . . . ~. 111 r:o.rt •••• .........,, Ohio ..,... ,_,._-Injured, , ._ lll'loaaiJ, lD headon ...................,.,, collhllooat 4:110 p.m. Mooday ........... ........,.OM.. ,..... ,... ......_. 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TIM. .ICfttMel, Phllllpa car, and Mike R.' 1------...J ,, . ....... . .. ....... .,...,. ............... _...,_ ...... _ . ~ - '!be DaDy Sentinel, Mlddleport.Ponoeroy, o., Thesdaj, Sept. :ztr, 1978 Redskins nip Fighting A's pull within 3¥2 ofKC Eagles in OT By Ualled Prell IDternallaaal '!be Oakland A's, scrapping tD avert a Ka,.as City heiJI of their American Leasue West crown, can never be accused of maUncerlng. '!bey threw . everythlnc at the Royall Mmy night, Including their flats, In taking an &.3 vlc!Dry in a canlerll interrupted for 45 minutes by a si:rth-inning ~.aJI. Vida Blue ( 18-11), who pitched the secondi!lac~ A's PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Washington Redsklns Coach George Allen doesn't belleve. ill keeping late hours but he 'Umake an except ton' If he get.l tile rcaults he got early !Dday. The Redskins and the Philadelphia Eagles kepi 60,131 fjlllll and a Monday . night national television audience up tD lbe wee hours of tile morning In a 2().17 ·sudden-death overtime tllriUer that Washington won 011 a 29-yard field goal by Mark Mosely at .12:49 of the overtime period. The overtime was necessary after Eagles ' quarterback Mike Boryla tllrew a 41-yard wuchdown pass tD Charlle Smith wltll I:07 remaining In regulalion IIme and ·WashingtDn seemingly on tile way tc a 1710.win. Mosely's winning field goal was set up by an lnlercepllon late in sudden death by the Redsklns' Eddie Brown, .which gave Washlngwn the ball on tile Eagles' 22. It was the Eagles quarterback's fifth Interception of tile game. Mter four running plays · look Washington to the Eagles' 12, Mosely, who played for Philadelphia 1n 1970 before being traded, booted the ball through tD give Washlngwn a ;w season record and a lie wlth Dallas In the Eastern Division of the NatIonal F 0 0 1 b a 11 COnference. · "There ' s pressure, " Mosely said after his gamewinner. "But I'm gettng paid , for pressure, just like a · · businesaman. A biiSUleuman has to be successful, and U 1 don't perfonn 1 can loae my job." The Redsldns were In three sudden death sames last year, two of which they 10111. And Allen lamented ·about ''too many overllmes" In the locker room. "But It's good tD win," he said . "I tlloughl our defense ' was oulslandlng." · He said he was not SW'prised at the tough game tile Eagles (1-2), trying tD . . rebuild, gave his club. Three of the Redsklns' Interceptions were made by another former Eagle, cornerback Joe Lave~r. who was traded to . In tl\e J BY KEN Washlngtoo preseason UPI ......ROSENBEBG w...-r 8 by Coach Dick 'lermeU after r•- "'" NEWYORK(UPI) - 'lb"" falling to report Ito camp on ., time because ol a contract are thl'ej! years older, three dispute. years Wiser and will have to "I'm a Redskin now " said fight three rounds longer. a happy Lavender In the lock- '!bose are just some of the eroom,whereherecelvedlhe reBiiOns nellber ·Muhanunad game ball. All nor Ken Narum e:rpects vermeil, who ssw his tonight's Iitle fight to be Eagles squander a !1).0 lead anything like their ·two In 82 seconds late 1n the . prevloUB ring encoun~ers. second quarter ssld "We did The bout, scheduled tD a ·· good · job ' of ' beating . begin al 10:30. p.m. EDT ourselves. under clear skiea and chllly "'!be Skins played well .IJ!id-60 degree temperatures enough to beat us, but you IIi' recently refurbished can't beat many teams the Yankee Stadium, should way we played. We turned 11 answer many questions, most · over bad at tile end " of which center aroilnd the venneU said tllere' was "no deterioration of All's physical good news when you lose" but .condition and Norton:s Eagles linebacker Frank history of freezing m Lemaster saw ·som'ethlng Important flght.l. . positive in tile heart-breaking Nearly a half-bUUon people toss · are expected to watch the "We greiv up a little more," . proceedings via "live" closed he said circwl or satellite-relayed · television and In delayed showings . Promoters anticipate al least 40,000 people will pay a record gale of more lhsn P.5 miWon, shattering by almost a mUilon dollars the previous record established · by the second Jack Dempaey-Gene Tunney "Long Colinl" fight at Chicago's Soldiers' Field In ' Norton eyes title tonight's ' Michiga~ ups lead in poll NEW YORK (UP!))- Mi- 22-21homedefeslbyMissouri chlgan's Wolverines, their tD pick off 39 of tile 42 first. archrlvalo~·ostalestllllgby pIace votes - eig. hI more· defeat, wall< off with a lion's than lilsl week - and outpoint share of the flrst.place votes , second-rated UCLA by over Monday . to take . a 100 p~lnts, 417-309. The commanding lead In tile tllird remauung tllree first .place week of college football votes all went to Pittsburgh, ratings by the United Press tlllrd Witll 292 points. . . International Board of ~hlo Stale, meanwhile, Coaches. which will have a ~nee to The wp-rated Wolverines, regam $ome of. rts lost who outdid Ohio Stale by 80 ranking this week when It points last week, took advan- entertains secondraled tage of lbe Buckeyes' narrow UCLA, dropped from second to eighth. For tile Buckeyes, II was their lowest rating in five years. NEW YORK .CUPI J ~ The Defending champion OkU n i I e d Press lnternatioMI lahoma similarly moved up a Board of Coach es top 20 college football t eams witt) first -place notch to fourth place In the votes In parentheses : wake of the Ohio Slate plunge Team Points 1. Michigan (39 ) {3-0J 41 7 and til~ Sooners came Witllm 2. uC~A (3·01 309 a poml of overlakmg 3. Pittsburgh (3) (J .QI 292 4. Oklahoma 13-0) 291 ' Pittsburgh as wen, finishing .5 . Nebraska (2-0:-n 2.t8 With 291. Nebraska, which 6. Georgia {3·0) 195 7. Maryland (3-0 ) 110 c~shed TCU, 64-10, was fifth, 8. Ohio State (2·1) 103 while Georgia, a 2G-12 victor 9. Alabama (2-l l 75 over hlghlyregarded Soulb 10. Missouri (2.JJ 45 11. Kansas ( 3·0) · 41 <:arollna, improved a notch tD 12. Southern Ca l {2·ll 35 &xlh. 13. ~SU . I2 ·0· 11 3' Maryland was seventh and 14. North Carol ina (4-0) 14 and Missouri 15 . Notre Dame ( 2-1) 10 Alabama 16 Boston Colleg e { 2·0) 9 completed tbe top 10. 8 17. Flor ida ( 2. 1) 18. Houston (2-1) 6 19. TulSa 13·11 20. Te>:as (l . lJ 5 4 Note : By agreement wilh the American Football Coaches Association, teams on prabation · by the NCAA are ineligible for top 20 and national champion. ship consideratlofl by the UPI Board of Coaches . Those teams on probation for 1976 are : Mississippi State, Michigan · State, SMU , LOng Beiich State and Southwestern Louisiana. CHICAGO (UP!) - Scott May, an all-America on lndlanli'S national championship basketball team and ·the U.S. Olympic · team, signed a multiyear contract wlth tile Chicago Bulls, He reported for his first practice wlth tile Bulls Monday night. "I want tD play," May said Monday. "I don't care If I start. I want lo contribute, and I'D do tile best I can to belp." He refused to discuss details of ·his contract, although it was believed tD be for more lhsn five years and around $1 million. ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UPI) - Former Rutgers' star PhU · Sellers, the No. 3choice of the Detroit Pistons In this yesr's NBA draft, Injured bls left Achilles tendon M6nday during a Workout and will miss at least several days of practice. · Sellera W81 trying out at U. guard porlillon during a team pracllce when he developed severe Inflammation In the tendoo. 10 I fourth win In tlleir last Oakland look a 5-J lead In the five games and 1o wilhln 3\2 silth on Sal Bando's homer. games of the leaders, Losing pitcher Dennis summed It up: Leon_.d ( 17-10) hit Don "We're down to our last Baylor with a pitch and lreath a!ld everything goes. Baylor stonned wward the If ll meana winning, you'w mourid, Both benches got to try.H lnunedlately emptied and, In Blue, whom Mana&er the fighting which followed , Chuck Tanner calla "lbe A's outfielder Claudell Koufa:r ol this era," said he Washington decked Leonard. had control problems and the He left tile game, as did lon& fight didn't help. He Leonard, gave up 10 hlt.l. · A's first b$seman Ron The fisticuffs erupted after F.alrly said Baylor had been hit five times in tile last three games. "I guess he's a Ultie tired of II," he said. "I don't like tD see fights but that's baseball." · Fal.rly paced Oakland. at tile plate with a aolo homer and a double. He also turned in the game's key delensl'ie play when he scooped up John floundered for five ro111ds Mayberry's grounder and against a helplesa Ron threw 0111 AI Cowens al home Stander and took 10 rounda tD plate In the slath. Cowens had . stop Larry Middleton in his. tripled. mOll recent bout. · Oakland hosts the Royals "If he prepared for tonight and Wednesday night. everyone like he prepares for '!be ooly other scheduled All," trainer Bill Slayton says AL game Detroit at of Norton, "he would have Cleveland, ~as rained out. been the champion a long In National League action time ago." Los Angeles blanked For their efforts, Ali has Houston 2-4 Philadelphia been guar•nleed $8 millioo whipped 'st. 11-1, San and $100,000 In expense~ plus Diego edged Cincinnati, ~. 50 per cent of aU Income over and New York routed S9 mlllion, while Norton is Montreal, .10-a, In a rainguaranteed $1.1 mllll111 plus 5 shortened coolerll. A second per cent.of aU Income over S9 game between the Mels and million· lile Expos was rained out. Fight Facts NEW YORK (UPI) Facts and figures on Thesday night's Ali-Norton heavrweighl title fight: Date - Thesday, Sept. 28, 1976. Place - Yankee Stadium, capacity 87,000. Time .- 10:30 p.m. EDT. Distance - 15 rounds. Television - Closed circuit and satellite relay Jlbroad. Radio - None nationally. Estimated attendance 40,000. Estimated gale - $3.5 million. Purse shares - Ali, $6.1 million, plus 50 per cent of all Income above $9 milliQil; Norwn, $1.1 mllllon, plus 5 per cent of all Income above $9 mUUon. IUPII - Ta le of · the tape for Tuesday night 's AU -Norton heavyweight title fight : Age X·Welght Height Chest (normal) 34 Norton 31 215 , 220 1·3 6·3 ' 44 •5 . 48 80 Chest (exQan.dect l 46 Reach 80 Bleeps Forearm Wa ist Thigh Calf Fist Anrde Wrist . This WeD's Spect•t • a~:::.:~ • 15 16 13 33 131/t 37 26 2S 11 i:l IS 1f2 13 10 9112 8 8 ,17 1.'1 17 1 ' x-Esllmettd weights. Oflicl•t v.oeightt. ilnnounctd TueldiV • Neck ... Milner '• club-record lblrd grand slam lhla the big blow In a 11...-nn sizlh inning and - belped Matlack to his 17th win. mACHNavy, red, gold, light bllle, orange, maroon and black. 'll.H herita&e house Louis, DOWNI~G-aiiLDS AGENCY INC. Middleport. Ohio 992·2342 t's being done ·about the rising cost of health care? Plenty. . • . Your Blue Cross and Blue Shield Plans are working hand~in-hand with doctors, hospitals, area-wide health planning agencies, and regulatory agencies in a constant struggle to hold down costs ... to achieve an acceptable balance between quality health care and cost. And it's -tough. Inflation has hit health care even harder than it has the rest of the economy. Advances in medical science have made treatment available that is more intensive, more complicated, more effective -and more costly. And people are seeking more and better health care than ever before. Despite these factors, progress is being made in holding down increases in the cost of health care. Programs have been established to promote efficiency and help make sure the right health care facilities and services are available where they are needed without unnecessary duplication. 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Send for it today. -------------------------------,1 Please send my free copy of . · How All of Us Can Help Each of Us · Hold Down Health Care Cost to: · Name _______________________________ Address_ _ __ __ _ _'-------City _ _ _ State _ _ _ Zip _ _ __ Blue Cross® Blue Shield® Blue with blue vinyl roo I a, · Interior, power & air, new llres. Sharp. in Central Ohio $2695 Karr & VanZandt All of us helping each of us. You'll Like Our Quality Way of Dot'M'J GMAC F I APIC. NG au•lnks tt2-Sl42 l'llm1r0y · Otlin Svtt~lnts 'lit,rll4 - TiliSp.lll. SU I I I I II I I ...I __ USED CAR.$ I Mail this to: Free Booklet 1 Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Central Ohio I Box 348 ________________ .... ..., _______________ I Columbus, Ohio 43216 73 FORD LID 4 DR HT - NEW YORK All ~, beginning to feel the 1 h · 1 natura p ystca consequences assOciated witll a · 34-year-old man, has trained harder fot Norton thananyflghtsince regaining the title from . George . Foreman In Zaire iri October · 1974. Both fighters are In superb physical cmdilian for the scheduled IS-rounder _ Norton having sparred 225 rounds and Ali, a ~I belling favorite maniiHnan nearly 100 · ' ,.·I have never suffered for a flghlllke 1 hsve suffered for tllla fight "Ali said of his 17tll title def;nse and loilrth tills · year. · " ... ! never watched whst 1ate before. 1 am at the end of my career. I don't want to go out and lose it " 1n order to win it, Ali feeis he will have to take advantage of Norton's reputation as a slow starter "But if 1 don't knock hm; out before tile fifth round, then alter lhsll'm In trouble and Norton will win tbe fight." lila a puzzle to many why tile 31-year-old Norton iB a solid Wlderdog to a man he decisioned, breaking All's jaw In tlleir ftrst bout, and was outpointed by In a controversial decision In tlleir second bout. That's because no one reslly knows whetller ·It will be the Nortoo, who whipped Ali tile first lime and later · stopped Jerry Quarry ill five rounds, or the Norton who was· knocked ·out ·· 1n two rounds by George foreman In tbelr cham~onship bout, Tale of Tape ., 1 Louis 10 five hill before Dcid1er1 Z, Astros 1: Don Sulton tossed a four- lesvin& for a pinch-bitter in hiller for biB 21st vlc!Dry and tile seventll . Bill Russell broke up a Padres 5, Reds 3: scoreless pitching duel in the Doug ~·s two-oui pop seventh Inning when he fiy single drove in Mite singledhomeS~eGarveyto ChamplcJD and Mike Ivie with lead the Dodgers 1o victory a pair oll'IIDI in the bottcm of over tile Astros. Sulloo, who tile eighth to give the Padre~ has lost nine, notched hla a triumph over the Reds. fourth shutout and 14th Tom Grlffln sea~ seven complete game. hils in going tbe distance to PlillDea I, Cardlilall 1: gain hill eighth win against Jim Kaatlroke a peraonal six !oases. slJ:.game losing streak and Mell 101 E:rpol 3: Greg Luzlnrrkl, Ollie Brown John Milner hit two and Larry Bowa knocked In homers, lncludlnli a grand two runs apiece to spark the slam, and pitcher Jon Phlllies' rout of the Matlack went 3-for-4 with two Cardinals. Kaat, whose last RBI to hlghllght the Meta' win was Aug. 21, held Sl. victory over the E:rp01. • ,, I �I • 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pcrneroy, 0 ., TU~y, Sept. 28, 1976 Teter to speak at Inn. The Foundation is an Appalachian Demonstration Health Area and Ute heallh plaMing agency for the seven counties of Athens, GaUia, Hocking, Jackson, Lali'J'ence, Meigs and Vinton. William •·. Allen, Jr., Athens physician. and president of Ute Foundation, will present the . agency's annual report and conduct the election of officers for the comng year. Teter, a 35-ye.ar~ld attorney at Frostburg, Md., is one of the youngest Individuals to hold such a post in the federal government. His appointment to manage the U~ember Washingtonbased Commission staff was agreed to by the President's representatives on that agency and tlie 13 Governor not overtake Cincinnati thla "Walter told me this alter- year in the National League first time in my llfe and riow I'm announcing that I' m noon of his decision to retire West. stepping down as manager. I as manager," the Dodger . The Dodgers are In second told Peter this afternoon to · president said. "Walter has place with an 119-67 record, 10' give somebody else_ a chance made great contribotions to games back of the Reds. the Dodger organitallon and · AistO!' has served longer as to manage the club. "I'm going to stay in the we want him to remain with manager or one team than us to assist in our basebaU any other big league Dodger organitation." Tom LaSorda, Dodger third .operations and he has agreed manager ~xcept John base coach, who once said he to do so. McGraw or the New York "During this week we will Gian IS (33 years) and Coonle discuss Walwr's exact duties Mack of the old Philadelphia and tiUe but the important Athletics (53 years). . part ·from. out standpoint is The Dodgers last woo ibe that he will remain as a fulltitle in the National Results !§ Dodger players , helped time member or the Dodger divisional League West in 1974 bot lolt ,. develop many of the current organization.'' the World Series to Oakland. Alston said he decided to NY 19-9; Tenaoa, ca1 18-10; starswhilehewasamanager Major League Standings Phi l adelpnta I Chr 1sltn$on 13· Alston won the World in Ute minors. retire as manager when he Series with the club in 1956, By Un ited Ftteu lnternatlonll 8) at Sl . Louis (Resmussen s. Blue, Oak u1.12. Enned Run AY~"''-' N•fionll League 111 . 8:"30 p.m. Second baseman Davey came to the realltation that 1959, 1963, and 1965. East · Cin-cinnati ( Qjllingham 11 · 10 } (b.ned on 153 innings ptH~ hedl Nllionll Uague : Seaver~ NY Lopes W8S one O[ the first the 1976 Dodger team would W.- .L.. p,t. GB at san Di ego (Stro.m 11 16 ), 10 2.•3; Rau. LA 2.SA; Denny. Sl.L players to make it clear he 97 60 .618 p ,m . • Phila 88 69. .56\ 9 Houston (Rich ard 18-15 1 Jt 2.58 ; Zachry , Cin and l(oosman, Pittsburgh feels U!Sorda should get the 85 71 .S4S 11 1'2: Los ·Angeles (Hooton ll -U ), 'NY 2.11. New Vorlc. club in another executive 1he announcement of his capacity and will not seek a retirement and then Ll)e grizLOS ANGELES (UPI) Walter Alston, by his own job as manager elsewhere. zled llianager said: · "I've been in baseball for 41 Withey~ glistening, Alston choice, will step down as manager of the. Los Angeles made it clear at a ciubho~~~e years and It's been awfuUy Dodgers at the end of this news conference Monday that ·good 1o me. This has been a aeason after 23 years at the he will be a Dodger to the end. preuy big day. I had three Dodger President Peter O'- birdies playing golf lor Ll)e reins. Alston, 64, will stay with the Malley preceded·Alston with meetmg ATHENS - Harry Teter, Jr., executive direct.or of Ute Appalachian Regional Commission, will be the principal speaker at the ninth annual meeting of the Ohio .1/alley Health Services Foundation Thursday, Sept. SD, at the Ohio University Inn. HARRY TEtER, JR, . members. Teter was a captain in the Air Force during the South Vietnam struggle and was awarded the Bronze Star. He is il graduate of Washington and Lee University and the Georgetown University Law Center. The Foundation's meeting will be open to the public at about. 8 p.m., and Teter's address will follow shortly. The Commission, created by the Applachlan Regional Development Act of 1965, Is a joint federal-stale agency administering the largut regional economic development program in the history of the United States. The program includes all of West Virginia and · parts of Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky , Maryland, Mississippi, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee and.Virginia. r.~:,w ; ~;;;~~~El ~~~ t · . St . Louis Chicago Montreal 71 86 .457 : 26 7"1 86 ,~S'l 26 .SJ 103 .3...0 Al l? West W.- L - Pet. GB :K·CincinMti 99 58 .631 90 67 .S73 9 Los Angeles Houston 17 81 .«17 27 1/ l San Franc isco 12 Bt» .456 11' 2 San Olego 70 87 . 4A6 29 Atlanta 69 tB .439 '· 30 • -Clinched diYision title Mond•y•s Res.ults New York 10 Montreal 3, 1st Mtl at N. Y , 2nd , ppd .• ra in Phi ladelphi a 9 51. Lou is 1 san Dieqo 5 Cincinna ti 3 LOS Angeles 2 Houston 0 COnly ga mes s.che-duled l Toda.y's Probal;lle p:itchtrs ( All Times E OT) Cl'l icago ( R.Reusche l 13. 11 J at Pi ltsburgh (Medi ch 7-11 1, 1 35 p.m . San Francisco (Montefusco 15-U I at At lanta ·<Lacorte 3-10) , 7:35p.m . Monlrea1 (Hannahs 1-() and Keener 0-11 at New- Yorio. (Espi nosa -4 --t and Lolich 8-13) , 2. ·s · 35 p ,m _ PHILADELPHIA (UP!) The Philadelphia Phillies have announced that their two home playoff games with the Cincinnati Reds are sellouts. The games will be played Oct. 9 and 10 at Veterans Sladiwn. The third game of the best-«.five-M"ies and the last two, if necessary' will be played at Cincinnali's Rive•front Stadium. Philadelphia Vice President Bill Giles said lhe seating capacity for IJJe playoffs will be slightly more tlJan 60,000. INSTRUCTOR, Dave RaUlff demonstrates to students in the Jrt-WC8tiooal class the proper care and • of a new Door bllffei purdlased by the Gallia County Mental ReWdatioo Board. Back row, lell to right tst•ndi!Jil) are Rmald Hoosi..-, John Delph, Instructor a "rtan~ Kf'itb JoneS; Donald SaiOn. Frmt row, Mary Reynolds, Dale Tudcer, Roberta Garnes, and Mr. Ra Iliff. Board receives federal monies CHESHIRE - The Gallia Coi1Dty Board of Mental Retardation b.u received Federal Title I monies ($13,451.91) to conlinue a aped•! prHocatiooal class fortbe menh!Dy retarded and mmtaJ1y disabled. The prevocational class was imp!enrnted to meet the prevocational, vocational, mnmnnicatioo, aelf-are, and "'Ci•linl;ion needs of . aeven nwrt.aUy handicapped yOUDg aduJta at the Guiding Band Scbool. The currlclllum includes prHOcaUooal activities and tbe elementary academic lldlls, 1riddl are attuned to community living with follow-up• conducted at home. Individual babllltatlon procr11111 are maintained lor eacb student so that be can progress It hla own rate of teaming and set his own pace of achievement .. Progress reporta and •ork readinesa Central Hoclcey League. .Burdon, 22, was acquired from Kansas City last season when that club was a member of the National Hockey League . Practical application of the skills llated above Include reviewing Social Security Numbers, completing practice job applications; visiting the employment office for practice job interviews, and the uae of Ute telepbone and other office L .• Pet. GB 9-4 61 .606 •• 70 .151 , ,,., 79 74 .516 1A 79 78 .503 16 69 85 .4.. 8 24 1'1 6.S 90 .1.19 29 wes' w.. L . Pel. G8 89 6! .567 Oak~and 85- 71 .545 31 2 81 76 .S,6 8 M inne-sora Cafifornia )2 85 .459 17 T~~as 72 BS .459 H Ch1c·.sgo 6-4 92 .no 2A I '"' x-Ciinc-tted div ision tille · Mond•r 's Ruulh Detroit a t Cleve . ppd _, r ain Oakland B Kansas Cit¥ 3 ' {Only games sct1eduled ) TodiV ' § Probible Pitchers ( A·ll Timei ·e OT) · T~ (Perr~ U 1A ) at M innesota (Singer 12 -9'). 1:15 p.m . Milwaukee (Haas 0-1 and Ba:lt imOr@ ColbOr·n 9-1• ) at ( Gar land 19-7 and Mav .14· 10 ), Kansas City 2. 5 : ~p . m . Detroit IF idrych 17-9 &Ad Roberts l 5-16 k ;,1 Clevelal'ld ( Sibby ll-6 and E-cters!ey ·1212 ), 2. 5 :30p .m . New York. ( F igueroa 19-9 ) at Bos.ton ( Kreuger 1-1), 7: 30p .m . :Kansas Oty (Pa t.tin 8-13 ) at Oakland l Torrez 15-11 L 11 p .m . 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A thought for the day: England novelist William Makepeace Thackeray said, "He who meanly admires mean things is a SIIOb.'' i .JJo Oak 75 ; LeFlore, Del 58 ; Campenr-rls, Oak 54; B•ylor , Oak 51 ; Palek, KC SO. · Dishwashing Uquid 9: 00107: 00 ' 003 205 Q)l; - 10 11 0 Landre~h , Atkinson 1.e) , Lang (5). Taylor Hl and Foote ; Mattack 'I H -9} and Grote. LP Landreth {1 -2) . HAs- New York M ilner 1 (H) · G. AS. R. H. Pct BEETS & CARROTS 12 oz. 41'1 00 Sept. is . cict. 2 Right Re.erved to Limit Quantities We Gtadty Ae<ept Fed. Food Stamp• ..,.,,.., _ Monday lhru Friday New York Attending besides wiloae named were Mrs . Judy Humphreys, 1\!rs. Beuna Grueser, Mrs. Thelma Jeffers, Mrs. Barbara Goeglein Mrs . Jackie Zirkle, Mrs . Phyllis Skinner, Mrs. Nancy Grueser and Mrs . Vena Whaley. Mrs. Sandy Fobner will have the next meeting with Mrs. Louise Folmer to have the program and Mrs. Conkle the contest. Also on this day in hisl OI'Y : in 1920, bllseball's biggest scandal broke. A grand jury United Pr~s lntemaUonal Today is Tuesday, Sept. 28, indicted eight players of the the :r/2nd day of 1976 with 94 Chicago White Sox lor ".throwing" the 1919 World to follow. The moon is approaching Series games with the Cincin. nat! Reds. Its first quarter. in 1937, President Franklin The morning stars are 0 , Roosevelt dedicated Saturn, Mercury and Bonneville Dam on the Jupiter. Columbia River in Oregon. The evening stars are In 1953, Robert Greenlease Venus and Mars. Those born oo this dare are Jr., wAs kidnaped. The 6year-!'ld son of a wealthy Wider the sign of Ubra . American entertainer Ed Kansas City, Mo., automobile Sullivan was born Sept. 28, dealer was found dead and the kidnapmurderers 1902. '!*****************************'IIi~ TRY OUR DELICIOUS HAMBURGERS. * ! MEAT GROUND FRESH DAILY ·. ! FRESH PEACH SHAKES AND SUNDAES. * (based on 125 at bats ) Natiooal League G. A&- R . )1 . Pcf G-riffty , Cin 1.-s SS.t ·111 t88 .339 Madlock, Cll i 139 SOl 66 169 .336 Maddox, PM il HS 53, 75 175 .330 R:ou. Cin: 157 647 12' ·2Ul .325 Morgan . Cin 137 466. 112 151 .32A Ol iv er~ Pit 120 4J9 6t U2 .323 Jhnstne, Ph il 126 -128 .61 138 .322 - - - - - - - -. . . Montnez. Atl 158 63~ 72 202 . 320 I Garvey , LA 157 616 !4 196 .JJB Watson , Hou 153 S1S 75 18D .313 American Leaeue Fresh-like PHEBE'S STORE · Newborn"; Sandy Folmer, "Light Beams Prevent Blindnell." The Lord's Prayer and the pledge to the flag opened the meeting presided over by Mrs. Louise Folmer. Mrs. Larond gave devotions using Psabn 103 al]d a prayer poem. The contest conducted by Mrs. Helen Blackson was won by Mrs. Martha King . Refreshments were served by the bostess. . -- MJior lea~ue Leacltrs 1 instructional LeF.Iort, Oel IJS S« 93 112 .316 YAO , Bos U2 S07 16 159 .3\C materlilla are used to present L~i\lef"S, NY 136 590 95 18-4 .312 academic materials. FUm Carty 1 Cte 146 531 65 162 .305 Btri.. , records, and tapes will Munson. NY ISO 601 71 1113 .301 m 562 69 1611 :m aDow repetition of materials · Staub~ o.tHome R-uns N~tional Lea1ue : Kingman , that enable the studeat' to NV an.d Sdlmidf. Phil 37 ; progJ'ell at his own rate. Noonday , Chi 30 ; Foste'f , Cin 29 ; Two hours daily are N\organ, Cil1 21 . Americ1n LtlfUI : . Nett.les, devoted to a · Laboratory NY 30 ; hndo. Oak 26; Jackson Work EKperience, wbicb and L.Mar. eau ana Hendrick, st.._ development of gooc! (lev 2S. Runs. 8aHH In work liablts and work Nltion•ILe•gue : Fosttr. Cln cooperation skills. Tbe 120; Mor91n, Cin 111 ; Schmidt, Phil 103; Watson , Hou 99 ; majority of work activities Luzinskl , Ph il 94. . Includes laundry work atllls, American L.ngue: L. May, janitorial training, wood- Salt UJ8 ; Munson, NY 104 ; Yastrzemski, 8os 98 ; Cham workiDg, paiDtlng, car bliss, NY 96( Mllyberry, KC 95. Stolen IIHS washing and •axing, food · League : l.OileS. LA aervice training, ceramics, MJ Nafionat ; Morgan, Cln 59 ; taveras, lawn care, office practices, Pitt 58 : Brock, St.L 55; Cedeno, etc. · w.. w. New York Ba ltimore Cleveland Boston Detroit M il waukee j 0b Bait 2.52 ; Tanona , Col "In my opinion, Tom. 2.Sl ; Garland , Ball and Torrez, i...aSorda is the most qualified Oak 2.65 . Slriktoul• to manage . U somebody e1se NII!Onll Lt19Ut: Seaver , NY gets the job, it would be an 233; Rkhard , Hou 196 ~ t<oos · T " man , NY 189 ; Carltoo , Phil 174 ; injUStice to ommy. Monlefu.co. SF 168. Pewr O'Malley and his Americln League; Ryan , Cal f th wa Iter, the boa rd 302 ; Tanana, Cal w , B1ylevl!!1 . a er Tex 210; Eckersley. CJev lBO ; chairman, perhaps did not Hunter , NY 168. Want to announce a successor immediately because that would detract from the story M1jor Leilgue Results of Alston's retirement. BY United Press International NafiOftal L~1gue Peter said he tried to get (1st gm called, none out in lth, Alston to change his mind but ninl Montreal 000 011 01- 3 7 2 could not do so. east Bret.1 , KC 155 630 VJ ·209 .332 Car~ , M in 151 585 95 191 .326 Bostock , Min 125 .W 11 151 .325 eq:.:::!w. charts are maintained by the teacher to chart and show progress for each student. Classroom activities are arithmetic (telling time, simple arttnmeuc, money handling, units of measurement, etc.); writing, (name, address, phone number, words pertaining to job information, filling ·out job applications, simple aenlences, days of the week, addreulng letters and filling out invitations, etc.) and reading, (words of information, danger and warning signs, and the StanwiK House Edition readins bookl) has been . asagned by the Detroit Red W'mgs to their Kansas City farm club In the m~r . Alneriun Le11gue By Unittct Press International KALAMAZOO, Mich . (UP!) -Cenwr Glen Burdon · Amtricln Leagu~ : Blue, Oak 2..12 ; Fidryt:tl . De l 2,.q ; Pal- 10 :30 p.m . ~Wednesday's Gimes Montreal at New York, nigh f Cti icaoo at PiiiSI>tiJh. nigh I Phila at St. LouiS , night san Fran al Atlanta, night Houston at Los Angeles , night Cincinnat i at San OieQO , nigM · . Whitehouse ' "News from the World of Medicine" •u IJJe program topic at the Thursday meeting of the Rock Springs Better Health Club. Mr1. Betty Conkle was the program leader. Mrs. Lenore Leifheit i'ead "New Help for Lung, Cancer"; Mrs. Teresa ·Abbo.tt, "Danger Cold Water"; Mrs. Lottie Leonard, "Danger, Stinging Jn1ects"; Mrs. Helen Blackston, "Water Beds for BY JACK FOX • The Alma•c Betty Conkle leads program LA's Alston to retire after 1976 campaign ,. ' 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, Sept. 28, 1976 ALL WEEK ALL WEEK • �I • 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pcrneroy, 0 ., TU~y, Sept. 28, 1976 Teter to speak at Inn. The Foundation is an Appalachian Demonstration Health Area and Ute heallh plaMing agency for the seven counties of Athens, GaUia, Hocking, Jackson, Lali'J'ence, Meigs and Vinton. William •·. Allen, Jr., Athens physician. and president of Ute Foundation, will present the . agency's annual report and conduct the election of officers for the comng year. Teter, a 35-ye.ar~ld attorney at Frostburg, Md., is one of the youngest Individuals to hold such a post in the federal government. His appointment to manage the U~ember Washingtonbased Commission staff was agreed to by the President's representatives on that agency and tlie 13 Governor not overtake Cincinnati thla "Walter told me this alter- year in the National League first time in my llfe and riow I'm announcing that I' m noon of his decision to retire West. stepping down as manager. I as manager," the Dodger . The Dodgers are In second told Peter this afternoon to · president said. "Walter has place with an 119-67 record, 10' give somebody else_ a chance made great contribotions to games back of the Reds. the Dodger organitallon and · AistO!' has served longer as to manage the club. "I'm going to stay in the we want him to remain with manager or one team than us to assist in our basebaU any other big league Dodger organitation." Tom LaSorda, Dodger third .operations and he has agreed manager ~xcept John base coach, who once said he to do so. McGraw or the New York "During this week we will Gian IS (33 years) and Coonle discuss Walwr's exact duties Mack of the old Philadelphia and tiUe but the important Athletics (53 years). . part ·from. out standpoint is The Dodgers last woo ibe that he will remain as a fulltitle in the National Results !§ Dodger players , helped time member or the Dodger divisional League West in 1974 bot lolt ,. develop many of the current organization.'' the World Series to Oakland. Alston said he decided to NY 19-9; Tenaoa, ca1 18-10; starswhilehewasamanager Major League Standings Phi l adelpnta I Chr 1sltn$on 13· Alston won the World in Ute minors. retire as manager when he Series with the club in 1956, By Un ited Ftteu lnternatlonll 8) at Sl . Louis (Resmussen s. Blue, Oak u1.12. Enned Run AY~"''-' N•fionll League 111 . 8:"30 p.m. Second baseman Davey came to the realltation that 1959, 1963, and 1965. East · Cin-cinnati ( Qjllingham 11 · 10 } (b.ned on 153 innings ptH~ hedl Nllionll Uague : Seaver~ NY Lopes W8S one O[ the first the 1976 Dodger team would W.- .L.. p,t. GB at san Di ego (Stro.m 11 16 ), 10 2.•3; Rau. LA 2.SA; Denny. Sl.L players to make it clear he 97 60 .618 p ,m . • Phila 88 69. .56\ 9 Houston (Rich ard 18-15 1 Jt 2.58 ; Zachry , Cin and l(oosman, Pittsburgh feels U!Sorda should get the 85 71 .S4S 11 1'2: Los ·Angeles (Hooton ll -U ), 'NY 2.11. New Vorlc. club in another executive 1he announcement of his capacity and will not seek a retirement and then Ll)e grizLOS ANGELES (UPI) Walter Alston, by his own job as manager elsewhere. zled llianager said: · "I've been in baseball for 41 Withey~ glistening, Alston choice, will step down as manager of the. Los Angeles made it clear at a ciubho~~~e years and It's been awfuUy Dodgers at the end of this news conference Monday that ·good 1o me. This has been a aeason after 23 years at the he will be a Dodger to the end. preuy big day. I had three Dodger President Peter O'- birdies playing golf lor Ll)e reins. Alston, 64, will stay with the Malley preceded·Alston with meetmg ATHENS - Harry Teter, Jr., executive direct.or of Ute Appalachian Regional Commission, will be the principal speaker at the ninth annual meeting of the Ohio .1/alley Health Services Foundation Thursday, Sept. SD, at the Ohio University Inn. HARRY TEtER, JR, . members. Teter was a captain in the Air Force during the South Vietnam struggle and was awarded the Bronze Star. He is il graduate of Washington and Lee University and the Georgetown University Law Center. The Foundation's meeting will be open to the public at about. 8 p.m., and Teter's address will follow shortly. The Commission, created by the Applachlan Regional Development Act of 1965, Is a joint federal-stale agency administering the largut regional economic development program in the history of the United States. The program includes all of West Virginia and · parts of Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky , Maryland, Mississippi, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee and.Virginia. r.~:,w ; ~;;;~~~El ~~~ t · . St . Louis Chicago Montreal 71 86 .457 : 26 7"1 86 ,~S'l 26 .SJ 103 .3...0 Al l? West W.- L - Pet. GB :K·CincinMti 99 58 .631 90 67 .S73 9 Los Angeles Houston 17 81 .«17 27 1/ l San Franc isco 12 Bt» .456 11' 2 San Olego 70 87 . 4A6 29 Atlanta 69 tB .439 '· 30 • -Clinched diYision title Mond•y•s Res.ults New York 10 Montreal 3, 1st Mtl at N. Y , 2nd , ppd .• ra in Phi ladelphi a 9 51. Lou is 1 san Dieqo 5 Cincinna ti 3 LOS Angeles 2 Houston 0 COnly ga mes s.che-duled l Toda.y's Probal;lle p:itchtrs ( All Times E OT) Cl'l icago ( R.Reusche l 13. 11 J at Pi ltsburgh (Medi ch 7-11 1, 1 35 p.m . San Francisco (Montefusco 15-U I at At lanta ·<Lacorte 3-10) , 7:35p.m . Monlrea1 (Hannahs 1-() and Keener 0-11 at New- Yorio. (Espi nosa -4 --t and Lolich 8-13) , 2. ·s · 35 p ,m _ PHILADELPHIA (UP!) The Philadelphia Phillies have announced that their two home playoff games with the Cincinnati Reds are sellouts. The games will be played Oct. 9 and 10 at Veterans Sladiwn. The third game of the best-«.five-M"ies and the last two, if necessary' will be played at Cincinnali's Rive•front Stadium. Philadelphia Vice President Bill Giles said lhe seating capacity for IJJe playoffs will be slightly more tlJan 60,000. INSTRUCTOR, Dave RaUlff demonstrates to students in the Jrt-WC8tiooal class the proper care and • of a new Door bllffei purdlased by the Gallia County Mental ReWdatioo Board. Back row, lell to right tst•ndi!Jil) are Rmald Hoosi..-, John Delph, Instructor a "rtan~ Kf'itb JoneS; Donald SaiOn. Frmt row, Mary Reynolds, Dale Tudcer, Roberta Garnes, and Mr. Ra Iliff. Board receives federal monies CHESHIRE - The Gallia Coi1Dty Board of Mental Retardation b.u received Federal Title I monies ($13,451.91) to conlinue a aped•! prHocatiooal class fortbe menh!Dy retarded and mmtaJ1y disabled. The prevocational class was imp!enrnted to meet the prevocational, vocational, mnmnnicatioo, aelf-are, and "'Ci•linl;ion needs of . aeven nwrt.aUy handicapped yOUDg aduJta at the Guiding Band Scbool. The currlclllum includes prHOcaUooal activities and tbe elementary academic lldlls, 1riddl are attuned to community living with follow-up• conducted at home. Individual babllltatlon procr11111 are maintained lor eacb student so that be can progress It hla own rate of teaming and set his own pace of achievement .. Progress reporta and •ork readinesa Central Hoclcey League. .Burdon, 22, was acquired from Kansas City last season when that club was a member of the National Hockey League . Practical application of the skills llated above Include reviewing Social Security Numbers, completing practice job applications; visiting the employment office for practice job interviews, and the uae of Ute telepbone and other office L .• Pet. GB 9-4 61 .606 •• 70 .151 , ,,., 79 74 .516 1A 79 78 .503 16 69 85 .4.. 8 24 1'1 6.S 90 .1.19 29 wes' w.. L . Pel. G8 89 6! .567 Oak~and 85- 71 .545 31 2 81 76 .S,6 8 M inne-sora Cafifornia )2 85 .459 17 T~~as 72 BS .459 H Ch1c·.sgo 6-4 92 .no 2A I '"' x-Ciinc-tted div ision tille · Mond•r 's Ruulh Detroit a t Cleve . ppd _, r ain Oakland B Kansas Cit¥ 3 ' {Only games sct1eduled ) TodiV ' § Probible Pitchers ( A·ll Timei ·e OT) · T~ (Perr~ U 1A ) at M innesota (Singer 12 -9'). 1:15 p.m . Milwaukee (Haas 0-1 and Ba:lt imOr@ ColbOr·n 9-1• ) at ( Gar land 19-7 and Mav .14· 10 ), Kansas City 2. 5 : ~p . m . Detroit IF idrych 17-9 &Ad Roberts l 5-16 k ;,1 Clevelal'ld ( Sibby ll-6 and E-cters!ey ·1212 ), 2. 5 :30p .m . New York. ( F igueroa 19-9 ) at Bos.ton ( Kreuger 1-1), 7: 30p .m . :Kansas Oty (Pa t.tin 8-13 ) at Oakland l Torrez 15-11 L 11 p .m . 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A thought for the day: England novelist William Makepeace Thackeray said, "He who meanly admires mean things is a SIIOb.'' i .JJo Oak 75 ; LeFlore, Del 58 ; Campenr-rls, Oak 54; B•ylor , Oak 51 ; Palek, KC SO. · Dishwashing Uquid 9: 00107: 00 ' 003 205 Q)l; - 10 11 0 Landre~h , Atkinson 1.e) , Lang (5). Taylor Hl and Foote ; Mattack 'I H -9} and Grote. LP Landreth {1 -2) . HAs- New York M ilner 1 (H) · G. AS. R. H. Pct BEETS & CARROTS 12 oz. 41'1 00 Sept. is . cict. 2 Right Re.erved to Limit Quantities We Gtadty Ae<ept Fed. Food Stamp• ..,.,,.., _ Monday lhru Friday New York Attending besides wiloae named were Mrs . Judy Humphreys, 1\!rs. Beuna Grueser, Mrs. Thelma Jeffers, Mrs. Barbara Goeglein Mrs . Jackie Zirkle, Mrs . Phyllis Skinner, Mrs. Nancy Grueser and Mrs . Vena Whaley. Mrs. Sandy Fobner will have the next meeting with Mrs. Louise Folmer to have the program and Mrs. Conkle the contest. Also on this day in hisl OI'Y : in 1920, bllseball's biggest scandal broke. A grand jury United Pr~s lntemaUonal Today is Tuesday, Sept. 28, indicted eight players of the the :r/2nd day of 1976 with 94 Chicago White Sox lor ".throwing" the 1919 World to follow. The moon is approaching Series games with the Cincin. nat! Reds. Its first quarter. in 1937, President Franklin The morning stars are 0 , Roosevelt dedicated Saturn, Mercury and Bonneville Dam on the Jupiter. Columbia River in Oregon. The evening stars are In 1953, Robert Greenlease Venus and Mars. Those born oo this dare are Jr., wAs kidnaped. The 6year-!'ld son of a wealthy Wider the sign of Ubra . American entertainer Ed Kansas City, Mo., automobile Sullivan was born Sept. 28, dealer was found dead and the kidnapmurderers 1902. '!*****************************'IIi~ TRY OUR DELICIOUS HAMBURGERS. * ! MEAT GROUND FRESH DAILY ·. ! FRESH PEACH SHAKES AND SUNDAES. * (based on 125 at bats ) Natiooal League G. A&- R . )1 . Pcf G-riffty , Cin 1.-s SS.t ·111 t88 .339 Madlock, Cll i 139 SOl 66 169 .336 Maddox, PM il HS 53, 75 175 .330 R:ou. Cin: 157 647 12' ·2Ul .325 Morgan . Cin 137 466. 112 151 .32A Ol iv er~ Pit 120 4J9 6t U2 .323 Jhnstne, Ph il 126 -128 .61 138 .322 - - - - - - - -. . . Montnez. Atl 158 63~ 72 202 . 320 I Garvey , LA 157 616 !4 196 .JJB Watson , Hou 153 S1S 75 18D .313 American Leaeue Fresh-like PHEBE'S STORE · Newborn"; Sandy Folmer, "Light Beams Prevent Blindnell." The Lord's Prayer and the pledge to the flag opened the meeting presided over by Mrs. Louise Folmer. Mrs. Larond gave devotions using Psabn 103 al]d a prayer poem. The contest conducted by Mrs. Helen Blackson was won by Mrs. Martha King . Refreshments were served by the bostess. . -- MJior lea~ue Leacltrs 1 instructional LeF.Iort, Oel IJS S« 93 112 .316 YAO , Bos U2 S07 16 159 .3\C materlilla are used to present L~i\lef"S, NY 136 590 95 18-4 .312 academic materials. FUm Carty 1 Cte 146 531 65 162 .305 Btri.. , records, and tapes will Munson. NY ISO 601 71 1113 .301 m 562 69 1611 :m aDow repetition of materials · Staub~ o.tHome R-uns N~tional Lea1ue : Kingman , that enable the studeat' to NV an.d Sdlmidf. Phil 37 ; progJ'ell at his own rate. Noonday , Chi 30 ; Foste'f , Cin 29 ; Two hours daily are N\organ, Cil1 21 . Americ1n LtlfUI : . Nett.les, devoted to a · Laboratory NY 30 ; hndo. Oak 26; Jackson Work EKperience, wbicb and L.Mar. eau ana Hendrick, st.._ development of gooc! (lev 2S. Runs. 8aHH In work liablts and work Nltion•ILe•gue : Fosttr. Cln cooperation skills. Tbe 120; Mor91n, Cin 111 ; Schmidt, Phil 103; Watson , Hou 99 ; majority of work activities Luzinskl , Ph il 94. . Includes laundry work atllls, American L.ngue: L. May, janitorial training, wood- Salt UJ8 ; Munson, NY 104 ; Yastrzemski, 8os 98 ; Cham workiDg, paiDtlng, car bliss, NY 96( Mllyberry, KC 95. Stolen IIHS washing and •axing, food · League : l.OileS. LA aervice training, ceramics, MJ Nafionat ; Morgan, Cln 59 ; taveras, lawn care, office practices, Pitt 58 : Brock, St.L 55; Cedeno, etc. · w.. w. New York Ba ltimore Cleveland Boston Detroit M il waukee j 0b Bait 2.52 ; Tanona , Col "In my opinion, Tom. 2.Sl ; Garland , Ball and Torrez, i...aSorda is the most qualified Oak 2.65 . Slriktoul• to manage . U somebody e1se NII!Onll Lt19Ut: Seaver , NY gets the job, it would be an 233; Rkhard , Hou 196 ~ t<oos · T " man , NY 189 ; Carltoo , Phil 174 ; injUStice to ommy. Monlefu.co. SF 168. Pewr O'Malley and his Americln League; Ryan , Cal f th wa Iter, the boa rd 302 ; Tanana, Cal w , B1ylevl!!1 . a er Tex 210; Eckersley. CJev lBO ; chairman, perhaps did not Hunter , NY 168. Want to announce a successor immediately because that would detract from the story M1jor Leilgue Results of Alston's retirement. BY United Press International NafiOftal L~1gue Peter said he tried to get (1st gm called, none out in lth, Alston to change his mind but ninl Montreal 000 011 01- 3 7 2 could not do so. east Bret.1 , KC 155 630 VJ ·209 .332 Car~ , M in 151 585 95 191 .326 Bostock , Min 125 .W 11 151 .325 eq:.:::!w. charts are maintained by the teacher to chart and show progress for each student. Classroom activities are arithmetic (telling time, simple arttnmeuc, money handling, units of measurement, etc.); writing, (name, address, phone number, words pertaining to job information, filling ·out job applications, simple aenlences, days of the week, addreulng letters and filling out invitations, etc.) and reading, (words of information, danger and warning signs, and the StanwiK House Edition readins bookl) has been . asagned by the Detroit Red W'mgs to their Kansas City farm club In the m~r . Alneriun Le11gue By Unittct Press International KALAMAZOO, Mich . (UP!) -Cenwr Glen Burdon · Amtricln Leagu~ : Blue, Oak 2..12 ; Fidryt:tl . De l 2,.q ; Pal- 10 :30 p.m . ~Wednesday's Gimes Montreal at New York, nigh f Cti icaoo at PiiiSI>tiJh. nigh I Phila at St. LouiS , night san Fran al Atlanta, night Houston at Los Angeles , night Cincinnat i at San OieQO , nigM · . Whitehouse ' "News from the World of Medicine" •u IJJe program topic at the Thursday meeting of the Rock Springs Better Health Club. Mr1. Betty Conkle was the program leader. Mrs. Lenore Leifheit i'ead "New Help for Lung, Cancer"; Mrs. Teresa ·Abbo.tt, "Danger Cold Water"; Mrs. Lottie Leonard, "Danger, Stinging Jn1ects"; Mrs. Helen Blackston, "Water Beds for BY JACK FOX • The Alma•c Betty Conkle leads program LA's Alston to retire after 1976 campaign ,. ' 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, Sept. 28, 1976 ALL WEEK ALL WEEK • �.,. 7-Tbe 6- T)le Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., TUesday, :;e;pt.l~! ~,.,.\1 1\ « Generation Rap . By Hden and Sue Bottel Officers ,teachers are introducefl Sorority Social Calendar gathers i i lj Is Boxing Only for Boys? DEAR HELEN AND SUE : I'm a teenagetomboy.Ilove boxing but when I asked Mom for boxing gloves, she got all upset. . 1have boxed most of the guys ! know and l cah beat them alL +++ DEAR MOTHER OF DEBBY: Boxing with the boys may not be your idea of femininity, but !'U bet Debby has more male friends than most girls her age. And she'll probably da le a few of them too,later on. . Comenow,Mom,don'tboxyourdaughter in ! - SUE +++ I Racine PTO recenUy at the giving the prayer, J1111 Cleland gave the aemt&rt• • IIChool. Linda Holter, vice report, and Mra. Dugan, the president, announced the fall treasurer'• repOrt. The eecond arade won the . camlval will be held Nov. 13 room count. It was voled to at the echool at l p.m. A10up purchase 11x music ·III*Ddl to 10pper will be held at that be lett at the achool for use of time. Room motherS were announced. Libby Fisher the balid. Open house was held llld A Bibl of the presided with Barbara Dugan refreslunenll served by !be 1 e con erence Providence Association of leading in the pledge to the officers. flag and Evelyn Maynard Baptist Churches will be conducted by the Rev. Percy A. Carter, pastor of .the · Hosack Baptist Church in · Columbus. On Sept, '!land 28, claues will he held at the Trledstone· Baptist Church in lrontoo; on Sept. 29 and 30 at the Paint Creek Baptist Church, Gallipolis, where the Rev. G. G. Turner is pastor; and on Oct. I at the Mount Zion Baptist Church, Athens, 'where the Rev. Eddie Buffington Is pastor. The public Is invited. The Rev. Henry Key, pastor of Mount Moriah Baptist Church, Middleport, is moderator of the A rose Is a rose Is a rose I And these ere pretty crelly. association. Blending the beautllully detailed look of petit point with sleek Finesse Cowhide. In glowing colorsl • c.Tri·Partite" French Purse , .... . . . $10.00 J..MW()VER, Md. (UP!) KEY GARD• ....... , .... . ...... :$ 5.00 The Washington Bullets of the National Basketball Association reduced their squad to 17 players Monday by dropping rookies Marion Hilliard of Memphis_ State 992-2920 POMEROY and Ralph Vallot! of Loyola OPEN SUNDAYS - ··• CRYSTAL MANLEY Birthday celebrated TUESPAY PAST MATRONS ; Pomeroy Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. at the home of Lucille Swackhamer. JUNIOR AND SENIOR American Legion A,uxillary, Drew Webster Unit 39 covered dish dinner meeting Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. Paul Cascl, guest speaker. SALISBURY PTO Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. In· ti-oductlon of teachers and school personnel. .Please bring .RC bottle caps. FREE KARATE demonstrations and class starting . Tuesday, 6:30p.m. at Meigs Junior High School. PUblic invited. Sponsored by Ohio University Ka~ate Club. SALVATION ARMY an· .nounces another vi-corps praise meeting for 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Pomeroy location, 115 Butternut Ave. Athens officers, U . and Mrs. DaJ\iel Griffin wUI conduct and speak ; special music ; public invited. Envoy Ray Wining in charge of the work. WEDNESADAY WILDWOOD GARDEN Club 8 p.m. Wednesday at home of Ada Holter with Eurarui and Pat Thomas as ·assisting hostesses. OAPSE at . Southern High School Wednesday, 8 p.m. TIIURSDAY · UMWA SUPPORTERS Thursday, 2:30 p.m. at the Eagles Club in Pomeroy. Guest speaker will be Jim Willis, safety coordinator from Meigs Mines. Films on safety will be shown. Also speaking will be Jlln Proffitt and Jerry Adams. Persons are not to bring refreshments. . DEAR RAP: I'm an only child so far. My mother'sjob closeq down last A surprise party was held month, .but 1 still have my summer-fall job. Saturday for Crystal Dawn Life is miserable around here because she's jealous of my Manley, daughter of Mr. and working. Mrs. Robert Manley, Mid. She says 1 don 'I get my house chores done, and my school dleport, in observance of her work is suffering. She grounds me for no reason. She picks aU seventh birthday. The party kinds of fights. h ld t th Middl rt 1 understand her problem, but does·she have to take out ;:~k e ~ e epo her frustration over losing her job on me? - HH. Games were' played with DEAR H.: prizes going to Donnie Bunce, You may not fully understand your mother's problem. I'd Mickey Davis, .Jeannie guess it isn't so much jealousy as worry that makes her Davis, Wendy Barker and difficult. Kim and Kelly Stewart. If her layoff destroyed the family budget, you and your Cupcak~, lee cream bars, Dad wili probably lxith suffer along with her until she finds suckers aild Kool Aid were another job. served to those named and· Offer help here by using your money to buy necessities : Steve Hud$on, Angela Davis, school clothes and supplies, lunches,.etc. Forget the frills until Billy Davis, Tammy Jo Stahl , you become a three-paycheck group again. - HELEN DoMie Becker, Mary Hud+++ son, Jeff Acree ; Steve H.H~l the other hand : 1 can see where a woman who really Manley, Tina Hendricks , enjoyed her job would resent people who still had tlieirs while Timmy Neutzling, Janelle she doesn't. . Neul%ling, Christy Farley, She probably feels inferior and unproductive, not to speak Tracy Scbolderer, Juh Hysell, Teresa Whittington, of just plain bored. So she takes it out on you. L' Talk the problem over at one of your calm times, and 1 IS& Whittington, Rhonda ' 'think you'llliOTH understand better what the other is facing. Jeffers, ... And let's hope your mother finds inter~ing work Sending gifts were soon. _ SUE Crystal's great-grandmother, +++ Mrs. Nellie Eblin, Mr. and PERSONAL to "Peg": If you honestly lik.ed this girl , you Mrs. Clarence Swauger, wouldn't be asking columnists whether or not to hang around SbaMon Schisdwewe, Jofy with her. Qwlla, Rim Wells, Heather SOUTHERN LOCAL Band Follow your own subconscious advice, and cut loose. _ Davis, grandparents, the HELEN AND SUE Rev. and Mrs. O'Dell Manley Boosters, 7:30p.m. Thursday and Mrs. Leona Eblin, Tracy instead of on Tuesday . Manley and K;lln Chapman. Everyone asked to attend to Dottie Davis and Barbara help make plans for uniforms Stahl assisted in serving the for additional band n!embers. pa_rty . . EASTERN LOCAL PTSA, On Sund.aty a birthday Thursday, 7:30 p.m. at dinner bonoring Crystal was Eastern Local High School. held at the home of her The public is invited as well grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davidson, Rutland. A as candidates for public office who are invited to speak cake inscribed "Happy Birthday, Crystal" was presented briefly. James Raush, can. ,~ . \ for Meigs County to her by her parmts. Others didate B~ Polly Cramer Commissioners, talk on attending were Rev. and Mrs. funding for thewillmentally DEAR POLLY -Could you D. - Those perspiration Manley, ·Steve Manley, Jody retarded and public SChool tell me how to remove . stains on Mary's husband's Wells, Bonnie Box, Cindy systems. deodorant stains from a light shirts can certainly be ~x. and Billy Cox. · blue polyester knit bouse? removed.the following way, if One· day when I took fhe they are not too old and set, blouse off the stain was on Dip the stains in wann water several places: I hung It in a and rub in all the soap you '!bey were joined at the home FUNERAL ATI'ENDEP closet for a month or two and can from a bar of soap, after Mr. and Mrs. Val Reynolds, of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar then wuhed it, but the stains lightly squeezing out the Morgantown, Mrs. Ann Reynolds , for a family remained. After using a excess water. Roll shirt up McKay, ~arren, and Mr. and gathering following the la1Uidry spray on it and and lay away overnight. Then Mrs. Paul Reynolds, George- services by Gardner waabing again the stain came launder. The stains should be town, 0 . were among those Reynolds, ·Mr. · and Mrs. out dark, 110 I put soda on it gone, - TOOTS! E. · here for the Wednesday ~raid Rupe, and · Mr. and but that did no good. Can you Polly wW ~end you one of funeral services for Mrs. Mrs. Erroll Cowdery. tell me anything else to try. I her "peaoby" thank-you Gardner Reynolds, L!!banon. am ifrald to use bleach. - cardl, Ideal for framJJI& er MARTHA. placing in your family DEAR MARTHA- ~I tbJJ scrapbook, U olle your po1Dt 11- moat an)1blng favorite Pointer, Peeve or mllbt be addiDc luel to the Problem In her eoliiiDIL Write lire. ~ your blouse was PoUy'o Polnten In care of hiDIDI Ia the clc11el the tbJJ oewapaper. deoderut 1111111 may have beell weU:eDIDI the Iibera. FIVE FINALISTS FRANKFORT, Have you tried washing with The bar 101p ud dryfDI In the Transportation Secretary IUD! U uy odor la evident, John C. Roberts Monday .-It Ill a atroq salt water lllntiOD lint. YGU might try announced five finallilla in a nblllaC tbe atallll with bar coo test to name the new 1-471 _ , pn-aoalj blu eDI)'Die lridge acroas the Ohio IUver detergent and launder. between Newpqrt and Ammonia restores eolor 10 Cincinnati. The finalists are the fretb 11111!1 ud vinegar to Liberty Bridge, James old IIIDI.- POLLY. Taylor Bridge after Gen. DEAR POLLY - · My Pet James Taylor, (an early Peeve Is that I cannot find ·Newport pioneer and men's socks in size nine and a landowner), Bert T. Combs baU. The stretch socks seem Bridge (after the fonner to be for sizes from ten to. Kentucky governor), Danle thirteen. There ire many Carter Beard Bridge (after men who need size eight and the founder of the Boy Scouts a half to nine. I am sure they of America) and Golden would appreciate finding Arc)les. Roberts noted the Golden . them in the stores. - MRS. Arches name wa.s nominated S.K. DEAR POLLY- When my in reference to lite collr of the band towels start to get thin steel of the bridge. "It is up to the citizens of and are neither efflclel)l nor northern Kentucky and pretty, I either sew two or CinCinnati to tell us which of lhree of them together or sew RELIABILITY , .• those names they prefer, for two partially worn waahtlte,majorlty vote will decide No one makes a T.V. thaf lasts forever ... cloths together and then sew what the new bridge Is going Admlra.l trys ... careful inspection in the thoae to a band towel. They fit plant ... Inspected again at our store, lotlether well. Sometllnes I to be named," Roberts said. The finalists , were · . , four worn washclothes reducing the chance that service will be determined after more than lotlether to make wonderful needed. If service is needed you'll get it clotbs for washing ahd BOO names were suggested by promptly ... i.f it needs to be In the shop drying the car or for all area residents. over a day we'll loan you a set at no charge. wublng, etc. They are a good --eo=L~UMB~ . ~lA:-:-,~s~.c~.':':(UP-:=1)~ . llleformanyjoblandarethe South Carolina head flnl clotba my family look for basketball Coach Frank • wheD they are going to wash · McGuire Is .back 011 the job the Cll', flaon and 10 on. Such after last week's hoiJIItalllay clotluJ would allo be areal for for what doctors dial!lloeed as drytng peta. They are so 10ft an lnflamation of the stomach ud ablorbenl IJid Jut for · wall. . 1111 lon(ler. Many have McGuire ·was released ·eopled my Idea. By Monday from Baptist mpaalnc them lotletblr on Hospital, five days after 1111 -'nil maehlne,lbey are being admitted fll' an atlack lllnal ad a btl fancy • too, of lllllrtrltls. Doctors said - MRS. G.C. Monday he was completely DEAJl POLLY and MARY cured. "Communication through Cake Decorating" was the cultural program iopic given by Mrs. Carolyn Satterfield and Mrs. Judy Crooks at a recent meeting of Xl Gamma f Bt s Mu Chapter 0 · e a · mgma Phi Sorority. Mrs. susan Baer, president, reported the chapter had been given a three star rating by National for the 1976-76 sorority year. Meet in g.at th e c01urnbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. the chapter discussed a skating party to be held in October. Mrs. Carol MeCullough, ways and means chairman, reported that a "do your own thing" project will be carried out the second meeting in November. VISITED HERE Mrs. Hazel Goff, Shaker Heights, has been the guest for the past three months of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edison Hob.stetter, Lincoln Hill Road. On Thursday Mrs. Goff's son-inlaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weed, Shaker Heights, arrived and visited with the Hobstetters. Monday Mr. and Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Goff left for Shaker Heights. Association plans conference We Accept Federal FQOd Stamps 89~ HAMS · WHOLE OR SHANK HALf CENTER HAM BETSY ROSS LB. ICES FRESH MADE $ 19 HAM LOAVES LARGE PIES GOESSLER'S JEWELRY STORE LB. TONY;S HOME MADE (lli.). • HAM SALAD • .'• ' LB. 99~ ' FRESH LEAN Who'll give you all new.~. all banl{tng setVices ... all together in one location? . •.• LB~ 69~ GROUND BEEF • KLEENEX STAGE COACH FACIAL TISSUES ANY SIZE PKG. SAVE so~ SLICED BACON 200 CT. PKG. LB. PKG. • •'· ' • • AUNT JEMIMA ,' • l • •• • • PANCAKE MIX • Ohio Valley Banks new banlQ,ng center· . •• . ' • ...... ·~ .. ~- .. -.( '' '"""-. '· .... ---............................. ___ __··'• '.. "•-. ·--~ . .. "' ~.,_ ...... •• >. \ •'>;:.."'~' ,...::"" 'o, ' - -................ . -·· .,.,,. __ , -··---- •· I' •' .,• ! 2 LB. BOX • ' I ' •• ADMIRAL • '• •• • Color Television ' AUNT JEMIMA l SYRUP f OF 1976 MODELS "• •Save from '30 to '200 On these fine televisions which must be sold to · make room for the Plal)ncd and des igned as a complete banking center, the Jackson Pike office of Ohio Valley Bank provides everythin g you want , everythin g you need, in personal or commercial banking services. Located at the junction ofU .S. Route 35 and State Route 160 , the J ackson Pike office is situtated in a rapidly-developing suburban complex representative of the '77 models (coming soon).. •More than twenty models to choose from I SMOKED ·QuANTITI~ ·RIGHIS RESERVED Deodorant stains polyester blouse • 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. OPEN DAILY UNTIL 9 P.M. Polly's Pointers '· PRICES EFFECTIVE SEPT. 28 THRU OCT 2 RACINE - Officers and teachers were introduced at the first meeting of the ~ Why can't a girl have boxing gloves, especially if she buys them out of her own savings' - DEBBY DBAR DEBBY: I think a girl should have boxing gloves if she wants them. But I'm not your mother, so what !think may go against you. (She may also be the type who doesn't approve of female truck drivers, while 1say a woman should choose the job she enjoys, never min<) the "male" stereotype.) - HELEN -• ' ~:::::::::::~:::::*=~::::::::::::::::::::=:~::~:=-:::::~::::::;::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::-:~;;~:::::>,~~:~~:::::::::::.~~ major growth of th e total region in recent years. Here you will fmd the latest in financial eq uipmen t and accomodations. Persopnel staffing and hours of operation are tailored to the specific requiremen'ts of the 1h-County r~gion in the recognition of Ohio Valley Bank's ability to better serve an expanded market area and accelerated econol]1y. • • • • • • Bank-By-Mall Safe Deposll Boxes Night Depository Free Customer Parking Traveler's Cheques Bank Money Orders and Cashier Checks • Certified Checks • Christmas Club • Vacation Club • U. S. Savings Bonds . • Master Charge Card Applications • Master Charge Designated Depository • All Type Loans~Personal, Commerciaf and Real Estale Membe• FDIC NOW!._FOUR GREAT LOCATIONS TO BETTER SERVE YOU! I .•.• • 24 OZ. BTl IDAHO • . . • •• GOLDEN ISLE •• ••• • FROZEN ORANGE JUICE • ' ' •' • ••, , OhioValley Bank Galilpol•s. Ohio t ,•. EVERY BANKING· SERVICE FOR EVERY BANKING NEED ... TO INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESS • Paying and Receiving Tellers • Checking Accounts • Savings Accounts • Certificates of Deposit • Individual Retirement Accounts • Golden Passbook Savings ..• ••• NEW CROP .. ' . POTATOES FROZEN CALIF. ORANG PUMPKIN OR MINCE PIES I 6 0~ CANS 20 OZ. PIES •' J $119 •• •' • LARGE SIZE • •• •' .'• \ ' ••• COFFEE '- All GRINDS $17~ • COUPON l 1 SOAP POWDER KING SIZE W/_C LB. CAN BOX $}99 Coupon Expires Oct. 2 Twin City Gateway, Coupon Expires Oct. 2 Twin City Gateway ' C'JLJPDN I I 32 OZ. BTL 99~ ~ -- --- ~- DOWNY FABRIC SOFTENER FOR DISHES W/C · COUPON ~~ -~- DAWN LIQUID OXYDOL MAXWELL HOUSE - NO . l55 10 LB. BAG W/C Coupon Exph'es Oct. 2 Twin City Gateway 64 oz. BOntE .$159 W/C Coupon Expires Oct- 2 Twin City Gateway • �.,. 7-Tbe 6- T)le Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., TUesday, :;e;pt.l~! ~,.,.\1 1\ « Generation Rap . By Hden and Sue Bottel Officers ,teachers are introducefl Sorority Social Calendar gathers i i lj Is Boxing Only for Boys? DEAR HELEN AND SUE : I'm a teenagetomboy.Ilove boxing but when I asked Mom for boxing gloves, she got all upset. . 1have boxed most of the guys ! know and l cah beat them alL +++ DEAR MOTHER OF DEBBY: Boxing with the boys may not be your idea of femininity, but !'U bet Debby has more male friends than most girls her age. And she'll probably da le a few of them too,later on. . Comenow,Mom,don'tboxyourdaughter in ! - SUE +++ I Racine PTO recenUy at the giving the prayer, J1111 Cleland gave the aemt&rt• • IIChool. Linda Holter, vice report, and Mra. Dugan, the president, announced the fall treasurer'• repOrt. The eecond arade won the . camlval will be held Nov. 13 room count. It was voled to at the echool at l p.m. A10up purchase 11x music ·III*Ddl to 10pper will be held at that be lett at the achool for use of time. Room motherS were announced. Libby Fisher the balid. Open house was held llld A Bibl of the presided with Barbara Dugan refreslunenll served by !be 1 e con erence Providence Association of leading in the pledge to the officers. flag and Evelyn Maynard Baptist Churches will be conducted by the Rev. Percy A. Carter, pastor of .the · Hosack Baptist Church in · Columbus. On Sept, '!land 28, claues will he held at the Trledstone· Baptist Church in lrontoo; on Sept. 29 and 30 at the Paint Creek Baptist Church, Gallipolis, where the Rev. G. G. Turner is pastor; and on Oct. I at the Mount Zion Baptist Church, Athens, 'where the Rev. Eddie Buffington Is pastor. The public Is invited. The Rev. Henry Key, pastor of Mount Moriah Baptist Church, Middleport, is moderator of the A rose Is a rose Is a rose I And these ere pretty crelly. association. Blending the beautllully detailed look of petit point with sleek Finesse Cowhide. In glowing colorsl • c.Tri·Partite" French Purse , .... . . . $10.00 J..MW()VER, Md. (UP!) KEY GARD• ....... , .... . ...... :$ 5.00 The Washington Bullets of the National Basketball Association reduced their squad to 17 players Monday by dropping rookies Marion Hilliard of Memphis_ State 992-2920 POMEROY and Ralph Vallot! of Loyola OPEN SUNDAYS - ··• CRYSTAL MANLEY Birthday celebrated TUESPAY PAST MATRONS ; Pomeroy Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. at the home of Lucille Swackhamer. JUNIOR AND SENIOR American Legion A,uxillary, Drew Webster Unit 39 covered dish dinner meeting Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. Paul Cascl, guest speaker. SALISBURY PTO Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. In· ti-oductlon of teachers and school personnel. .Please bring .RC bottle caps. FREE KARATE demonstrations and class starting . Tuesday, 6:30p.m. at Meigs Junior High School. PUblic invited. Sponsored by Ohio University Ka~ate Club. SALVATION ARMY an· .nounces another vi-corps praise meeting for 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Pomeroy location, 115 Butternut Ave. Athens officers, U . and Mrs. DaJ\iel Griffin wUI conduct and speak ; special music ; public invited. Envoy Ray Wining in charge of the work. WEDNESADAY WILDWOOD GARDEN Club 8 p.m. Wednesday at home of Ada Holter with Eurarui and Pat Thomas as ·assisting hostesses. OAPSE at . Southern High School Wednesday, 8 p.m. TIIURSDAY · UMWA SUPPORTERS Thursday, 2:30 p.m. at the Eagles Club in Pomeroy. Guest speaker will be Jim Willis, safety coordinator from Meigs Mines. Films on safety will be shown. Also speaking will be Jlln Proffitt and Jerry Adams. Persons are not to bring refreshments. . DEAR RAP: I'm an only child so far. My mother'sjob closeq down last A surprise party was held month, .but 1 still have my summer-fall job. Saturday for Crystal Dawn Life is miserable around here because she's jealous of my Manley, daughter of Mr. and working. Mrs. Robert Manley, Mid. She says 1 don 'I get my house chores done, and my school dleport, in observance of her work is suffering. She grounds me for no reason. She picks aU seventh birthday. The party kinds of fights. h ld t th Middl rt 1 understand her problem, but does·she have to take out ;:~k e ~ e epo her frustration over losing her job on me? - HH. Games were' played with DEAR H.: prizes going to Donnie Bunce, You may not fully understand your mother's problem. I'd Mickey Davis, .Jeannie guess it isn't so much jealousy as worry that makes her Davis, Wendy Barker and difficult. Kim and Kelly Stewart. If her layoff destroyed the family budget, you and your Cupcak~, lee cream bars, Dad wili probably lxith suffer along with her until she finds suckers aild Kool Aid were another job. served to those named and· Offer help here by using your money to buy necessities : Steve Hud$on, Angela Davis, school clothes and supplies, lunches,.etc. Forget the frills until Billy Davis, Tammy Jo Stahl , you become a three-paycheck group again. - HELEN DoMie Becker, Mary Hud+++ son, Jeff Acree ; Steve H.H~l the other hand : 1 can see where a woman who really Manley, Tina Hendricks , enjoyed her job would resent people who still had tlieirs while Timmy Neutzling, Janelle she doesn't. . Neul%ling, Christy Farley, She probably feels inferior and unproductive, not to speak Tracy Scbolderer, Juh Hysell, Teresa Whittington, of just plain bored. So she takes it out on you. L' Talk the problem over at one of your calm times, and 1 IS& Whittington, Rhonda ' 'think you'llliOTH understand better what the other is facing. Jeffers, ... And let's hope your mother finds inter~ing work Sending gifts were soon. _ SUE Crystal's great-grandmother, +++ Mrs. Nellie Eblin, Mr. and PERSONAL to "Peg": If you honestly lik.ed this girl , you Mrs. Clarence Swauger, wouldn't be asking columnists whether or not to hang around SbaMon Schisdwewe, Jofy with her. Qwlla, Rim Wells, Heather SOUTHERN LOCAL Band Follow your own subconscious advice, and cut loose. _ Davis, grandparents, the HELEN AND SUE Rev. and Mrs. O'Dell Manley Boosters, 7:30p.m. Thursday and Mrs. Leona Eblin, Tracy instead of on Tuesday . Manley and K;lln Chapman. Everyone asked to attend to Dottie Davis and Barbara help make plans for uniforms Stahl assisted in serving the for additional band n!embers. pa_rty . . EASTERN LOCAL PTSA, On Sund.aty a birthday Thursday, 7:30 p.m. at dinner bonoring Crystal was Eastern Local High School. held at the home of her The public is invited as well grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davidson, Rutland. A as candidates for public office who are invited to speak cake inscribed "Happy Birthday, Crystal" was presented briefly. James Raush, can. ,~ . \ for Meigs County to her by her parmts. Others didate B~ Polly Cramer Commissioners, talk on attending were Rev. and Mrs. funding for thewillmentally DEAR POLLY -Could you D. - Those perspiration Manley, ·Steve Manley, Jody retarded and public SChool tell me how to remove . stains on Mary's husband's Wells, Bonnie Box, Cindy systems. deodorant stains from a light shirts can certainly be ~x. and Billy Cox. · blue polyester knit bouse? removed.the following way, if One· day when I took fhe they are not too old and set, blouse off the stain was on Dip the stains in wann water several places: I hung It in a and rub in all the soap you '!bey were joined at the home FUNERAL ATI'ENDEP closet for a month or two and can from a bar of soap, after Mr. and Mrs. Val Reynolds, of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar then wuhed it, but the stains lightly squeezing out the Morgantown, Mrs. Ann Reynolds , for a family remained. After using a excess water. Roll shirt up McKay, ~arren, and Mr. and gathering following the la1Uidry spray on it and and lay away overnight. Then Mrs. Paul Reynolds, George- services by Gardner waabing again the stain came launder. The stains should be town, 0 . were among those Reynolds, ·Mr. · and Mrs. out dark, 110 I put soda on it gone, - TOOTS! E. · here for the Wednesday ~raid Rupe, and · Mr. and but that did no good. Can you Polly wW ~end you one of funeral services for Mrs. Mrs. Erroll Cowdery. tell me anything else to try. I her "peaoby" thank-you Gardner Reynolds, L!!banon. am ifrald to use bleach. - cardl, Ideal for framJJI& er MARTHA. placing in your family DEAR MARTHA- ~I tbJJ scrapbook, U olle your po1Dt 11- moat an)1blng favorite Pointer, Peeve or mllbt be addiDc luel to the Problem In her eoliiiDIL Write lire. ~ your blouse was PoUy'o Polnten In care of hiDIDI Ia the clc11el the tbJJ oewapaper. deoderut 1111111 may have beell weU:eDIDI the Iibera. FIVE FINALISTS FRANKFORT, Have you tried washing with The bar 101p ud dryfDI In the Transportation Secretary IUD! U uy odor la evident, John C. Roberts Monday .-It Ill a atroq salt water lllntiOD lint. YGU might try announced five finallilla in a nblllaC tbe atallll with bar coo test to name the new 1-471 _ , pn-aoalj blu eDI)'Die lridge acroas the Ohio IUver detergent and launder. between Newpqrt and Ammonia restores eolor 10 Cincinnati. The finalists are the fretb 11111!1 ud vinegar to Liberty Bridge, James old IIIDI.- POLLY. Taylor Bridge after Gen. DEAR POLLY - · My Pet James Taylor, (an early Peeve Is that I cannot find ·Newport pioneer and men's socks in size nine and a landowner), Bert T. Combs baU. The stretch socks seem Bridge (after the fonner to be for sizes from ten to. Kentucky governor), Danle thirteen. There ire many Carter Beard Bridge (after men who need size eight and the founder of the Boy Scouts a half to nine. I am sure they of America) and Golden would appreciate finding Arc)les. Roberts noted the Golden . them in the stores. - MRS. Arches name wa.s nominated S.K. DEAR POLLY- When my in reference to lite collr of the band towels start to get thin steel of the bridge. "It is up to the citizens of and are neither efflclel)l nor northern Kentucky and pretty, I either sew two or CinCinnati to tell us which of lhree of them together or sew RELIABILITY , .• those names they prefer, for two partially worn waahtlte,majorlty vote will decide No one makes a T.V. thaf lasts forever ... cloths together and then sew what the new bridge Is going Admlra.l trys ... careful inspection in the thoae to a band towel. They fit plant ... Inspected again at our store, lotlether well. Sometllnes I to be named," Roberts said. The finalists , were · . , four worn washclothes reducing the chance that service will be determined after more than lotlether to make wonderful needed. If service is needed you'll get it clotbs for washing ahd BOO names were suggested by promptly ... i.f it needs to be In the shop drying the car or for all area residents. over a day we'll loan you a set at no charge. wublng, etc. They are a good --eo=L~UMB~ . ~lA:-:-,~s~.c~.':':(UP-:=1)~ . llleformanyjoblandarethe South Carolina head flnl clotba my family look for basketball Coach Frank • wheD they are going to wash · McGuire Is .back 011 the job the Cll', flaon and 10 on. Such after last week's hoiJIItalllay clotluJ would allo be areal for for what doctors dial!lloeed as drytng peta. They are so 10ft an lnflamation of the stomach ud ablorbenl IJid Jut for · wall. . 1111 lon(ler. Many have McGuire ·was released ·eopled my Idea. By Monday from Baptist mpaalnc them lotletblr on Hospital, five days after 1111 -'nil maehlne,lbey are being admitted fll' an atlack lllnal ad a btl fancy • too, of lllllrtrltls. Doctors said - MRS. G.C. Monday he was completely DEAJl POLLY and MARY cured. "Communication through Cake Decorating" was the cultural program iopic given by Mrs. Carolyn Satterfield and Mrs. Judy Crooks at a recent meeting of Xl Gamma f Bt s Mu Chapter 0 · e a · mgma Phi Sorority. Mrs. susan Baer, president, reported the chapter had been given a three star rating by National for the 1976-76 sorority year. Meet in g.at th e c01urnbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. the chapter discussed a skating party to be held in October. Mrs. Carol MeCullough, ways and means chairman, reported that a "do your own thing" project will be carried out the second meeting in November. VISITED HERE Mrs. Hazel Goff, Shaker Heights, has been the guest for the past three months of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edison Hob.stetter, Lincoln Hill Road. On Thursday Mrs. Goff's son-inlaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weed, Shaker Heights, arrived and visited with the Hobstetters. Monday Mr. and Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Goff left for Shaker Heights. Association plans conference We Accept Federal FQOd Stamps 89~ HAMS · WHOLE OR SHANK HALf CENTER HAM BETSY ROSS LB. ICES FRESH MADE $ 19 HAM LOAVES LARGE PIES GOESSLER'S JEWELRY STORE LB. TONY;S HOME MADE (lli.). • HAM SALAD • .'• ' LB. 99~ ' FRESH LEAN Who'll give you all new.~. all banl{tng setVices ... all together in one location? . •.• LB~ 69~ GROUND BEEF • KLEENEX STAGE COACH FACIAL TISSUES ANY SIZE PKG. SAVE so~ SLICED BACON 200 CT. PKG. LB. PKG. • •'· ' • • AUNT JEMIMA ,' • l • •• • • PANCAKE MIX • Ohio Valley Banks new banlQ,ng center· . •• . ' • ...... ·~ .. ~- .. -.( '' '"""-. '· .... ---............................. ___ __··'• '.. "•-. ·--~ . .. "' ~.,_ ...... •• >. \ •'>;:.."'~' ,...::"" 'o, ' - -................ . -·· .,.,,. __ , -··---- •· I' •' .,• ! 2 LB. BOX • ' I ' •• ADMIRAL • '• •• • Color Television ' AUNT JEMIMA l SYRUP f OF 1976 MODELS "• •Save from '30 to '200 On these fine televisions which must be sold to · make room for the Plal)ncd and des igned as a complete banking center, the Jackson Pike office of Ohio Valley Bank provides everythin g you want , everythin g you need, in personal or commercial banking services. Located at the junction ofU .S. Route 35 and State Route 160 , the J ackson Pike office is situtated in a rapidly-developing suburban complex representative of the '77 models (coming soon).. •More than twenty models to choose from I SMOKED ·QuANTITI~ ·RIGHIS RESERVED Deodorant stains polyester blouse • 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. OPEN DAILY UNTIL 9 P.M. Polly's Pointers '· PRICES EFFECTIVE SEPT. 28 THRU OCT 2 RACINE - Officers and teachers were introduced at the first meeting of the ~ Why can't a girl have boxing gloves, especially if she buys them out of her own savings' - DEBBY DBAR DEBBY: I think a girl should have boxing gloves if she wants them. But I'm not your mother, so what !think may go against you. (She may also be the type who doesn't approve of female truck drivers, while 1say a woman should choose the job she enjoys, never min<) the "male" stereotype.) - HELEN -• ' ~:::::::::::~:::::*=~::::::::::::::::::::=:~::~:=-:::::~::::::;::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::-:~;;~:::::>,~~:~~:::::::::::.~~ major growth of th e total region in recent years. Here you will fmd the latest in financial eq uipmen t and accomodations. Persopnel staffing and hours of operation are tailored to the specific requiremen'ts of the 1h-County r~gion in the recognition of Ohio Valley Bank's ability to better serve an expanded market area and accelerated econol]1y. • • • • • • Bank-By-Mall Safe Deposll Boxes Night Depository Free Customer Parking Traveler's Cheques Bank Money Orders and Cashier Checks • Certified Checks • Christmas Club • Vacation Club • U. S. Savings Bonds . • Master Charge Card Applications • Master Charge Designated Depository • All Type Loans~Personal, Commerciaf and Real Estale Membe• FDIC NOW!._FOUR GREAT LOCATIONS TO BETTER SERVE YOU! I .•.• • 24 OZ. BTl IDAHO • . . • •• GOLDEN ISLE •• ••• • FROZEN ORANGE JUICE • ' ' •' • ••, , OhioValley Bank Galilpol•s. Ohio t ,•. EVERY BANKING· SERVICE FOR EVERY BANKING NEED ... TO INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESS • Paying and Receiving Tellers • Checking Accounts • Savings Accounts • Certificates of Deposit • Individual Retirement Accounts • Golden Passbook Savings ..• ••• NEW CROP .. ' . POTATOES FROZEN CALIF. ORANG PUMPKIN OR MINCE PIES I 6 0~ CANS 20 OZ. PIES •' J $119 •• •' • LARGE SIZE • •• •' .'• \ ' ••• COFFEE '- All GRINDS $17~ • COUPON l 1 SOAP POWDER KING SIZE W/_C LB. CAN BOX $}99 Coupon Expires Oct. 2 Twin City Gateway, Coupon Expires Oct. 2 Twin City Gateway ' C'JLJPDN I I 32 OZ. BTL 99~ ~ -- --- ~- DOWNY FABRIC SOFTENER FOR DISHES W/C · COUPON ~~ -~- DAWN LIQUID OXYDOL MAXWELL HOUSE - NO . l55 10 LB. BAG W/C Coupon Exph'es Oct. 2 Twin City Gateway 64 oz. BOntE .$159 W/C Coupon Expires Oct- 2 Twin City Gateway • �,. 8-The Dally Senti!lel, Mlddleport-Pomerpy, 0 ., Tuesday, Sept. 28,1976 ...-•. i~~~~ri}E~~?J.r~ifo . ·~%~i!~~N -·For Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds HOMER mlnlstr~tor BAXTER, Ad· of the estate of Hattl A. Moore, Deceased PM . Pvbltcatlon . Cay G~ncelt allons , Eucutors, Administrators, or Asf.lgns of Haul A. Moore , also known u Huel Moore Jefttrs, Deceased , Et AI Oetendants . No. 21,714 to edH or rejeCI ads deemed ob rectlontl . The publ ishe rwill not be respons ible tor rn orr than one inco r rect msert ion RATES NOTICE BY PUBLICATION 011 KNOWN AND UNKNOWN DEFENDANTS To : Dorothy Robern , whose Ia sf known address was R . D . 4, Pomeroy , Oh io : Clarence Swl!Uger . whose last known a<ldress was Albany , Ohi0 1 Mar ion Moore , Jr , Ch&rles M oore , Ooneld Moore , Jotm Moore. Arthur Moore . Ranzo · Moore. Ga rne t Moore , Fred Moore , Hannan ReibeL al so known as Hannllh Moor e, MBry J . Sapp , also known as Mary JJne Moore also known as Mary Sepp ArcMr , Bessi e Cheathem, , Jessi e M cGu ire , Ranzo Moore , Jr ., Hat1 1e Ebersbach , M illard Jeffers , whose addresse$ are unknown : the unknown spouses , h ei rs , dev is ees. legalees , executors, ad m lhist rators or assigns of Hazel A . Moore , Marion Moore , Jr , Charles Moore . Donald Moore, John Moore. Arthur Moore, Ranzo Moore , Garnet Moore , Fred Moore . Ha nnah ReibeL also known as Hannah Moore , Mary J . Sapp , a lso known a5 Mary J!ne Moor e also known as Mary Sapp Ar c her , Bessie Cheathem , Jessie M cGu ire, Ranzo Moore . Jr ., Hatt i e Ebersbach , M illard Jeffers, Dorothy Roberts and Clarence Swlluger : You are hereby notified that you ha\le been named defendants in e legal act ion entitled HoiT)er Baxter. Ad ministra t or Of the Estate of Haze l A. Moore, Deceased~ Pla int iff, >JS . The Unknown Spouse 1 Heirs, Dev i sees, Lega t ees , EKecutors, Ad mihistrators or Assigns of Hazel A Moore, also known liS Hazel Moore Jeffers, Deceased , Et AI. Oefen dants Th is action has been assigned Case Number 21,714 end Is pending In the Court of Com man Pleas , Proba te Di vision . Meigs County, Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 The ob(ect of the Complaint is to sell real eslate In whi ch Hazel A . Moore had an interest ; to determ ine her Interest therei n end to quiet title to the follow ing described real estate, to -w it : The following described real estate, to -wit : Situate In Town No . 2, Range No . 13. end Section Number 26,ofthe Ohio Company's Purchase , and ly lng on the east side of Thomes F()rk Creek, and more particularly described as follows . Beg inning at the North west earner of EI1Zabeth Swa uger's fourteen and 59 -100 acre lot on the center section tine of said Section No 26 , thence North on said line nine { 9) chains to the southwest corner of the Robert Hysell tract, t hence eaSt twenty one end SO· 100 chains along the south line of said Hysell tract of ·land, thence south nine (9) chains to the North east corner of said Elllabettl swa uoer 's said lot , thence west twenty one and 50· 100 chains to the , place or beginning containing nineteen and 25 -100 acres be the same more or Ins .. Said land being the same deeded to Marion Moore, Jr .• bV Charlotte Wollahan on February 2S , 1904 tnd recorded in the Meigs County Deed Records in Vol. 91 , Page S17. Excepting all land lying on the northerly side of Union Avenue sold to Arthur Moore from Marion Moore, Jr ., by warranty: dttcl dated June 10, 190ot, and recorded in Vol . fiJ, Page 289~ Meigs County · Oee<l Records. Excepting .25 acre sold to Edward French by Marton Moore, Jr .• by deed date<l Dtcember 13 , 1907. 1nd recorded In Vol. 97, Page 612, Meigs County Deed Records . Excepting .96 acre $Old to Frank Sapp and Mary Sapp by Marlon Moore, Jt ., by deed dated December 18, 1923, and recorded In Vol. 125, Page J7i, Meios county Deed Records. El(Ctptlng the coal un derlying said tract of lencl . • The proptrty Is more properly described as follows ; Being ' situate In Salisbury Township, Meigs Couoty, Ohio, bounded and described as follows : to-wit· In Section 26, Town 2, and Range 13. aeglnntrig at the Northeest corner of Ben Eblen's tand, thence North 332 feet to the south side of Union Avenue; thence South 88 degrees 30' West 256 feel to the North east corner ol a 96-100 acre lot; thence South 1 degree 1S' West 116 feet to the creek, thence south 83 degrees 30' west 328 feet along said cnek, thence North 3 degrees 30' West 139 feet to the south side of Union :;,Av.enue., and the north wtst .c:dht'e r of _tl'le 96-100 acre lot; l\fl1tn'ci following the south side IM Avenue to the center pmn Fork Creek; thence said Creek to a point l ~h~ct~0 ~s.~,~~~tlutr;:•\r~o:,n:~ $ net c;tescr,bec:l In Vol. 97, Page t 12, Deed Records, Meigs 1 fiQhl per insert1on M1n lmum Char!;le SI. OO. t o~ cents per word thr et:' consecutive Insertions. 76 cents per w otd siJ~: c; onsecutive msertion~ . 25 Per Cent Discount on paid ads and ads pa id w ithin 10 days . & OBITUARY 12 .00 for SO w ord minimum . Each ~ddlf lon a l worcl J cents BLINO ADS Addit ional 25c Charg e per Ad>Jert 1sement. OFFICE NOURS 8 30 a .m . to 5 :00 p m Dally , 8 30 a.m . to 12. 00 Noon Sa turday Phone today 992 2156 . 122, Page 99 C'hllf Procedure , lodgment by ,q•fault will be rendered , .~galnst f you for the relief demanded In the claim . ,. '~" Manning, D. Webster, Judge 1. 24B. LOANS ovoiloble for ony purpoJe, $20,000 ond up . Sales force and management 5erv1ce s also for hire Phone Mr . Pou slion , {513) 837-20'1B. 1974 DATSUN $2295 210 2 door, local car, 4 speed Irons., A-1 ,200 mileo, good tires~ dark green finish, real economy. Local tow mileage YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE 1?1e Racine Bap11o1 Church buo will be running Sundays on a route from Racine through Apple Grove, leaving Racine at 8:1S a.m. and returning passengero a1 noon. II you are intereoted In our bus WE WISH to expreu our sincere and humble !honks to our many fr1ends , ne 1ghbors ond relo1i11es . t'l the Ewmg Funeral Home th e Re v Curtis Stephen and lor oil the lovely flowers and food brought to the-homes. The many kmdnesses shown to our famil ies bv so many ot the loss ol our beloved wife , mothe~ on.d grondmoth&r , shall always be remembered The Raymond H Bootngllt and Claylon Schort1gEH Fom~s__ servite, please feel free to contacl 949-1131 or 147-1101. RACINE BAPTIST CHURat nanny goat near Fort Me1gs or oround Wolf Pen oreo In Hor risonville . Please colt 742· CASH poid for all makes ond models of mobile homes Pho ne area code 614 -.t23-9531. SSCASH$$ for 1unked autos Phone 7-42·2081 . Frye's Truck & Auto Ports, Rutland. You may suffer a small loss today through oversight. Count your change . Be sure to get guarantees on anylhHlQ you buy. GEMINI (Miy 21·JUM 20) The You're >Jery enterprising today. but more for others than for yourself. Your reward comes from knowing you were able to produce. LIBRA (Stpt. 23·Qct, 23) It's difficult to keep secrets today Betore making disclosures, be sure your listener can be tru sted . • 2~-Nov. 22) Financial cor1ditions are miKed SCORPIO (Oc:l. IAQinARIUS (No•. 23-Dec. 21) Ralher lhan lalk aboul whal you're going to db for a friend loday, surprise him by doing 11. The act Itself is what counts . • CAPRICORN (Oec. 22·Jon. 11) To gel Olheis moving polniS. You'll accompJish your AQUARIUS (Jon. 20·Fob. 18) You have an enthusiastic friend who w111 try to Include you In on a venture If It will cost you money, don't mo\le hasttly. A Your ~Birthday Sept. 21, 1171 Common Pl~as Court Tti1S year you may become Dlv j slon Meigs County, Ohio Involved In an enterprise you previously felt was beyond ~o9d chance of success ~ to 5 11. deep wl1h or wi1houl pipe furnllhed. Under road bortl up to 12" pipe slzt. Bill PUUJNS Pomeroy, Ohio 992-2478 9-12-1 mo pd . or 100 lb . $6.00. Bring con· tainers. Pllone 667·3737 or 667-397 · · ~,---~.,-­ -- ·--- - 9<9-2t 81 or 9•9-2631. 1970 Tonne 350 V-8, 62 ,000 actual miles. ot dr ., excellent condition CHURCH bus , 1954 Che11rolet, w1th snow tlrQs, Phone 992SSOO Con be seen ot tf1e Lou rei 39'16. Cliff Free Methodist Church off the Rt . 7 by-pan , or phone 1964 Chevrolet Impala S.F real good condition. $400 Phone 9'12-2272. BENELLI min1-b1ke. Phone 985· tires. Call 992·3580. 3371. 1 -- features buttonhole. blind hem , sews on knits, S..8 cosh. Also, Smger Touch ond Sew, hke new. $.31 cash . Phone 992· 1%6 Chevrolet one-holf ton , ptckup tru'ck , Good condition. Phone2.t7 ·382~ . 71B:.c7:-:-:--::-'-:-;--:-:-::---; USED 24 inch fired br~cklme cool or wood automatic control fur· noce with blower . Six and nine mch gol,on1zed hot ond cold o1r ~i~.: Phone 985-3928 SWEET potootes. A. W_ lewis , Rt. 12•. Rocme , Ohio. Phone 843· WE NEED EAR toRN. Call9'12,..:·2'-156 :-=.-:=-:-c:--:::YARD Sole, s.po. 27th thru 0<1. I, CALl US TODAY. 2432. -~ --~-"-----:- 5 9 a.m. till 8 p.m. Household goods. oppBances. Clothing , etc . i m1le from langsville on Couniy Rood 10. Follow 11gnt from store. Phone 7~2 -2681 . 992·2181 Pilnllftii..LIAIIii.Mk 9. _ Jock w. <*soy, t,\gr. 634 PlloM t92-2111 · PLEASURE HORSES and pomes, also w1ll buy horses ond horsepower , 2 cylinder Brooklure boot motor, $25. 3 1/, H.P. Turf Till rotary tyler, used >Jery little, $125. R1val grind o· motic elec meat grinder, like new. $20. Phone992-7126. NATURAL gas hea ting sto\le, with fan , $50. Phone992 -7126. HEAVY duly log or cool grate for fireplace Measures 23 in. bock X 27 inch front Phone m -~ - --. TWO portable 1.V.·5, use-d very ¥,~:4Wie . See leona Stewart, ler on Mulberry Hgt1 , pon1eo. Phone (61A) 698-3290, Ruth Reeves . -'-'-'-::-- FEW acr85 "!tanding f oy ot Gr1t0t 1v2 yeor old German Sflepherds, spoyed ond hod ohoos. No papers, $40. Phone M -2181 or 9-<9-21o31. ' Bend, C B. Shohon. .fURNISHED, 2 bedrm. apartment . odull> only, In Mid!lleporl. Phone 992-3874. BENELLI min i-bike . Phone WIS· 3371 . SMALL pups to gi\le away . Phone 3 AND 4 RM. furnishttd and un - 1975 Hondo 125, one new coffH loble. Phone 985-3501 . 9A9·202B. furn11hed opts. Phone 992- 543-4 . 1975 Kowo~ooki 100 I ,()X) mile1 , BIRO Dogs , Regi5tered English perfect cond1tion , $500. Phone Setter Pups , 10 waeks old. COUN TRY Mobile Home Pork, Rt 7~2 - 2826 Phone 992-7283. 33, ten miles north of Pomeroy . Lar!IJtllott with concrete patios, NEW Westinghou1e elec. counter AKC Registerl'd Saint lernard sidewalks, runners and oH top rang&, delu)Ce model, S60 . Puppies , 2 mole, 1 female , 3 street parking. Phone 992 -7~79. Phone 992 - 2~59 . months old. Strong ond heallhy . Phone (30ol) 773·5405 ONE bedroom apartments at 2 Rokon troilbiket , Mark Ill ond or (30~) 675·2310. 'Pl . Plea50nt. W. Vo. VILLAGE MANOR in Middleporl for $10. monthly plus elec. or $130 including electr1c. LOWER RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS. AVERAGE $«) on evening or afternoons demonstrating guoronteed tovs and g1fts . No cosh 1nve1tment. no delivery or collecting. Computers do you paperwork. Call 9•9·2803 or 992-m7 . Alsobooklng,.tpo =rli:.:•:::. •· AMBITK)US, persons whO want to eorn extra income In your . spore lim•. Training provided. Phone (614) 742-2383. 2:30 · 6:30::._=:---,=c-::-:~. GUARANTEED JOBS-LOCATION. S1orting poy $361.20 single; $ .. 77.30 mamed. Army RecrulllnQ. Call colle<l (614) 5'13-3022 or 385-6318. s-·· Con...,leo)o to ohopping on Third onjl Mill in Mid· dleport. lrand new high quali · ty apartments , See the monoger at Apt. 16, or call 9'12.77:::2:.:: 1. -:--:::--:-:--:--:- Call 9'12·3965 . TRAILER space for rant, one 3 m1les from Pomeroy , one m . Dexter, 5 ri'llles from No. 2 m1ne. Phone 992-5858. Phone 99'2·5858. - ·- -· --'-· 2 Bedroom mobile home in Rocine -~ - WANTED Experienced timber workers, Skldder operators, llmbtr cuttm and yard men. Compr.ta coverage tllld bollln. Cell 992-6139or lfltr 7 p.m. 367· 7425. Frar.y Chipping and Logging Company, Cheshire, 0 . ~----- or•o . Phone 'il92·5858. ·----TWO TRAILERS for rent; one 3 bedroom unfurn ished, one 2 bedroom furnishtd. Phone 7~2 ·3122 . __ 2 Bedroom troller, $28 per wHk, oil utilities poid, Phone 99'2· . 332•. -----~· - __,_ __. __ TRAILER 1n Middleport, odults on· .. ·--·.mobile )'bme, bedroom .., adullo -_.......,..only, Phone ·-· 9'12·5535. EFfiCIENCY, ldooJ, lor single. ~- - for the Mison area. Earn extra spending m!)ney and valuable prizes. Call (614) 992. ~156. The Dill siW POMEROY, 0. SALE · New -d-bltrnlng stove. Reg. naus Now$238.95 New lu.l oil s1ove, Reg. $372.37 NoW$311 .37 Ntw Co-op woltr softener Reg . 1349.95 NowS289,fS 1 used Homellte chain oaw $200 1 used McCullough chain sew S75 Pomeror Landmark tv Phone 992- 52~7 . ONE Carrier Wanted Mark IV; one Gravely with mower ond sockey; Brlgg ond Stratton eng1ne, 6 or 7 horse , three-fourth in. rope , 75 ft . long ; Craftsman Hi-Wheel rotory mower: practically new: otl speed X wtth no motor, 1969 Dodge Swinger JotO. 5 and three-fourth ton Che>JY wheels and fires ; four 15 in. 1972 Monte Carlo wheels. Coli 9.41il· AVAILABLE ot Riverside Aport· 2432. m9nf1, 1 bedroom apart· mentJ, $100 per month 2 MARE pon,-, gentle with ch1ldren~ bedroom apartments, $133 per Phone992·7210. month. One price for oil . P~e STEREO, modern design, 8 track 992-3273. tape, am·fm radio. Combmo· 2 Bedroom trailer, reol nice, tian . Bolonce $103.10 or terms. adults only. Phone 992·332ot. 2 Bedroom mobile home, Oe)Cter . r'"1 "'·~ •· ,. ' · Probate your scope. 11 lan'l There's a -- CW. IF YOU have o service to otfer , want to buy or sell something , oe lookmg for work . . or whatever .. : you 'II get results faster with a Sentinel Wont Ad for you today. You'll wmd up 1n the plus column If you keep close tabs on the small expenses -- 1970 GMC Aslro qs , 318 Detroit PIGS for sole. Pf1on& 949-2857. Oe1sel. 13 speed tronsmmlon , POTATOES~~d P~mpklfl; twin screw. Coii9C9·25-49 Proffitt , Portland . Ohio. Phone 1971 Ford Movenck , air, p s., red 843-22::. 54::...~w1lh block vinyl top. Phone GRAIN fed beef , 85 cents per 949-?801. sf1orp __,. pound , cut , wropped ond 1974 Suboru , ot door , 17 ,OCIO m1les , frozen Phone 985-4198 - __,____.____ ........... I owner . Phone 992-3890. GREEN be-ans , pick your own Br· 1%8 Rambler 2 dr h t Coli 9921ng cont o1ner5. Andrew Cross, 3659. Letart Foils, 2<t7-2852 . ·1971 IVAC Hornet . Phone 985 · 1973 Hondo 350. 4 cyhnder. 2900 3Siil7. $650 Good condition miles , e)(tros , $795. Phone ACREAGE with or w1thout house . Phone 7ot2-3074 TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopt. 221 .,..._.,..._ KENNEBEC polaloe•. SO lb . $3.50 - 1-AA6-8570 you ' re using unfamiliar equ1pment or materials today, read the directions carefully Don't proCeed until you fully u,(lerstand them . th1ng s. Slay away from bargam counters rmles, 's iuy bar, crash bars, pull back handle- bon , new lire and seals, Scrbmbler side pipes . $650. Coli 949-~. Mufbeny -~--·--- Ave,, ---- - --- -· ··-·----·---:-:=-. F~l~ -.:.--: - Phone 992-2111 references. Phohe 992-20!10. ·-----~ ~ FUR~ISHED411!>1 .. adu lto on ly . Call 992-m1· ::;-r:~..:-~--·-;- 9.-~ JackW.Citrsey,Mgr . .. - -. ·- _:'-;~~·' _~:: lOCUST POSTS, round or spht , "1""""• M·2m. COAC.wlo4,: ..,.j coiciom dolotfil , d eeiClum brim! lor 197~ Cameron mobile home, 12)C · 6ol 3 bedroom, e)Cceflent condJ· tlon. Phone 2ot7 ·2704. • • --* • --·· • 1969 12x63 Vlndale , underpinned , 10J~:26 screen porch 1 central air . dust co,,rof and spectol mbdng May be 1pen ot 825 Soulh Se· soh for farmers . Main Street tond Ave , Middleport. Or Pomeroy, Oh io or phone 992· :!MI. phone 992-2B22. .~ M&G Truss-Raftels Specializing in custom built rafters for commercial, resd., pole buildings. Phone Coo lvi lie 667-3166 FIND nu; PO~ICE TSK,f51<·· AND RE~ORT HOW 11' II/AS I WAS R()~6E'D A~WAY5 -. .....-·-· ANY PITCH ANY SIZE For tfk' " " U~!f~.c sofa, chltr " OORN WSER ~"'wrrn /Jol1 ux.K I wwu. f'OO&'BLI/ ~IW W\lH US. M 'OJ \lOO'f i<EfP ~I< fCil61/BR !'"l_ ~Wfl~ lUlU. MNJ,RIJ, HER AAD TN<S HER f..WA.Y !'ROO lj()U_ • I . cushions, I ' I • ..• ' t' • '' H' ' ' () l f76J>vN~J ~ llol ~US P,M 011 1.t irn.E ORPHAN ANNIE I.I'I'ILII: ORPBAM AMMIII:-BE ''IAI.KII:D LARRt~~DER . :; · ~10.1 mo "'" · Ph. 992·3993 ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR "--. ,;! • Sweepers, toasters. Irons , atl .-:,. small opplion~es lawn mow~r~~·; ne)Ct to State Highway GarageJ.• .. on Route 7. Phone (61.4) ~=- · suo. 3$25. HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE ' ~: : REMODEUNG : PI~mbing, heating<'"' . and all types of general repair::· ~· Work guaranteed 20 years e•.· ·n perience Phone992-2409. -~ , - 9<9-258'1 or (61•) 667-6127 oller $1,000 down. call (30ol) 772· 3102 or (304)772·3227. ..p.m. r SI'E'C IAI..IZE ANCIENT EG'If'TIAN NLJTI:11TIOIII AND DIETARY HIIEI~ ... UH, WHAT'S IN 'T11E~? ACROSS I Scold I Finish second II Use Clone~ rooms, 4 Brs., new kitchen, gao F.A. furnace In full basemen!. Want $27,500. 115 ACRES - On Shade River. Fine for camping lots. New gas well with Income and free gas. Old house & barn, good hill pasture, fenced . Aoklng $30,000. 992·5795. 3 bedroom home! T.P. wat&r, garage, outbuilding, and 2 bedroom Schult mobile home on 1 ~~~~ere of lanq. S5500.00 SYRACUSE- Nice cornor lot with good otd fashion 1 bedroom trailer. PaHo and extra room. $5,500. INVEST A LITTLE AND G/IIN A LOT. notto ~ 2428. plumbing and treating. No jdb ")~;.! ' too Iorge or too small. Phone 1 /'1 7~2-23.48, , 1 !I 1 •It I -:c-'~,:::::::_-,-..,.---c:,-;ct'" CARPENTER, floonng, ceilirf~. ·;;;-'~ paneling . Phone992-2759. ,..., 111: .... ~ EXCAVATING , BACKHOES AND · OOZER - LARGE AND SMAll " • SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED. LOW'1' BOY AND DUMP TRUCKS. BILL' ' ;. PULLINS , PHONE 992-247B D.\Y, ' · ORNivHT. MAIN POMEROY, 0. RACINE -1 nlcelevellol, 50><177. 7 rooms, balh, N.G. forced air furnace, almost new alum. siding, eKcellont neighborhood. $7,\100.00. JUST LISTED- 2'12 story frame, 5 bedrooms, bath, dining R., N.G. heal, carpetlhg, porches·, garage. 18,500.00. JUST LISTED 3 bedrooms. ba1h, paneling, utlllty, lots of storage, N.G. heal. Walk to shop, $8,500.00. 5 HILLYACRES -Good3 bedroom house, bath, nice kitchen, N.G. heat. porchas. storage bldg. JUST $7,900.00. OTHER LISTINGS NOT NOTED IN THIS AD CALL NOW. NEEDED REAL ESTATE - WE HAVE BUYERS. HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER PROTECT your swimming pooll Winterizing kits , covers, on-, tifre eze, ser ... ice for obo\le or in ground pools. D. Bumgardner · safes, Middleport, Ohio. Phone 992-5724. 1 . ~1. ' SHES 60NE!!! I ' 170N 1T TELL ME I ' 5HE:'5 RUN OFF I , I WILL do odd jobs, interior and elC• , : teror work and coal f1ouling. ; , Phone 992·7162 . 1 ' A6A/Nll! ' KIRPE DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Hrre's ho" 1u work it: AXYDLBAAXR Is LO!'iGFELLOW · One letter s1mply :stands for anolht>r In this !iiample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single INlers. hinls. Each da)' thr rode lrltrrs are different CRYPTOQUOTES ' 00 odd jobs, roofing, pain- 1 • l lhg, hauling, tr.. work , Md : · mowing . Phone992-7.-o9. 1' FZRQ KZZNHWY ..::.:.:__1 I ··························~ : : • •• WMPO AM·FM : EXPANDED WEEKDAY NEWSCASTS AT . .• • .• HEAR NEWS FIRST ::: ~ . •~ ' ·•• • .= • '« • I A. Mo, The Noo~J Rapo1 t, ., . •· • . • ' and 5 P.M. •• •~ ··························~ . • ' •I ' ' Xt;KK 1 I l , 4:00-Mister Cartoon 3; Marcu• Welby, M.D. 4; Somerset 15; Howdy Doody 6; Mickey Mouse Club B; Sesame St. 20,33; Movie "W1111der Man" 10; Dinah 13. 4: JO-My Throe Sons 3; Emergency One 6; Par trldge Family B; Fllntstones 15. 5:00-Big Valley 3; Mtrv Griffin 4; Brady Bunch I; Mister Rogers 20,33; Star Trek 15. 5:30-News6; Family Affair 8; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam12 13. 6:0D-News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20; Teaching Children 33. 6:30-NBC News 3.~.15; ABC Newo13; Andy Grllll1h 61 CBS News 8.10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Lilias Yoga & You 33 ' 7:0D-Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell Ia Truth •: Bowling lor Dollars6; Pop Goes the Country 8; News 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Family Affair 15; Consumer Survival Kif 20; Marco Sportille 33. 7:30-Dolly 3, 1100.000 Name Thai Tune 4; Match Game PM 6: $25,000 Pyramid 8; MacNeii-Lthrer 20,33; The Judge 10; Break the Bank 13; Wild Kingdom 15. 8:0D-Movle "Francis Gary Powers: The True Story of the U-2 Spy Incident" 3.4.15; Bionic Woman 6,13; Gunsmoke 8; Nova 20,33; Goqd Times 10. 8:30-$25,000 Pyramid 10. 9:00-Baretta 6,13; All In The Family 8,10; Theater In America 33; Upstairs, Downstairs 20 . 9:30-AIIce 8,10. lD:ro-Quest 3,4,15; Charlie's Angels 6,13; Blu. Knight e. 10. 11 :00-News 3,4, 6.8,10,13,15; MacNeil-Lehrer Report 33. 11 :3G--Johnny Carson 3.4.15; Rookies 6,13; McCloud 8; Mary Hartman 10; BC Newo 33. 12:00-Movle "Once Before I Die" 10; Janakl 33. 12:•G--Myslery of lhe Week 6,13. 1:00-Tomorrow 3 . ~ . 2:1G--News 13. FZR IEDX YKDVV wzwu ZP I I tJ ITAEGOE ~ fBELUCK I II apostrophes. the length and for.mation of the words are all . 'i rorm four ordinary wo;d •• mixture ON ME •••. ' Unscramble these four Jumbles, 3 Japanese statesman 4 Wee bird 5 Factor 6 Doughy •• Will trim or cut trees and shrub... bery. Pf1one 9..9-25-45 or 7-421 1 3167. I Y011 20. I ' one letter to each square to 1 Alf2 Eager o' lr' r ~1111JOOIDM;14J !::::!!!! ...J r::: tion -Temptress DOWN HONOR- STOCK . Buy , sell , !rode. ~78 •: Ri ch land , Atll'ens, Ohio -45701. : • 5'13-8906. 9:30-Cross-wlts3; One Lite to Llve6; Good Day I. 10:00-Sanlord & Son 3,4,15; Price Is Right 8,10: Mike Douglas 13. 10 :15-General Hoopllal 6. 10:3~elebrlty Swe:ePSiakes 3,15. 11:00c-Wheel ol Fortune 3,15: Weekday •: Edge of Nlghl 6; Gambll8,10; Morning wl1h D.J. 13. 11 :25-Polltlcal Program 8,10. 11 :30-HollywoOd Squareo 3.•. 15; Happy Days 6, 13; Love of Life 8,10; Sesame St. 33. 11:55-Take Ktlf'r 8; Ms. i'lxlt 10. 12:00-News 3,6,8,10; Hot 561 131 Bob Braun •: Fun Faclorv 15; Vldeoscopo 12. 12:3~orig Show 3,15; All My Children 6,13; Search lor Tomorrow 8,10; . 12:55-NBC News 3,15. 1:OD-Sot'IJerset 3; Ryan's Hope 6,13; ConcentratiOn I; Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15. 1:30-Days ol Our Lives 3,4.15; Family Feud 6,13: AI The World Turns 8,10. 2:00-$20,000 Pyramid 13: Dinah 6. 2:30-Doctors 3,4,15 3:00-Another World 3,.,15; All In The Family 1,10 Cooking wlllo Conllnenlal Flavor 20. 3: 15-General Hospital 13. 3:30-Bewllched 6; Match Game 8,10; Lllln Yoga & r-=-r.:-r::--r:'::-1 45 Consterna- DINNER IN MY 3,•; News 13. • V esterday's Aluwer 30 Uon's 37 Bello.w lresses 38 Englisb 3Z Aroused river 33 Filled with 39 British wonder gun 34 Gregg 41 New Allman's Mexican mate Indian 35 Land of lhe 4.2 - Lanka shamrock (Ceylon) 3G Conjunction I.~=====::::< ·=-::-:==~T~-:--~~~:-.-.,-T~:"=:-.::':'7-:::::-:::::-=-:-:~:-::::::-=~-..., ~MAY KNCAN 0/)[)!~-t'VGSENT 37 Filch TI1t=M !- Sn:=N-6UN 1EV£Rr' QNG' CF to Bar order MY BUSINESS STANLEYTl-IG¥1 UP FOR HI&/ a ~O:!ky AS5CCIA1E5 CRIMGS AND 44 Expunge ARE 61VIfo.k3 A . (61~) ==le i WEDNESDAY,SEPTEMJER29,1'76 6:00-700 Club~~ SunriM Semes1er 10. 6:15-Engllsh 3; Farm l!eport 13. 6:211---Not For Women Only 13. 6:30-AG-USA 4; Arthur Sml1h 6;. News 6; Sunrise Semester 8; Christopher Closeup 10. A:.ts-Mornlng Report 3. 6:50- Good Morning, West VIrginia 13. 7:00-Today 3.~. 15 ; Good Morning America 6,13; CBs News 8; Chuck Whitt! Reports10.7 :05-Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7:~choolles 10. 8:00-Lassle 61 Capt, Kanoaroo 8,10; eume St. 33 . 8:30-Big Valley 6; Sesame St. 9, \;00-A .M. 3; Good Day 4; Phil Donahue 4; Colfw Break 61 Phil Donahu. 7,15; Lucy Show 8; Mllct Douglas 101 Romper Room 12; Phil Donahue 13.7 :os-Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7 Statute • I Region 9Certain schools are 18 Being (Sp.) 14 Resounded 18 Rental sign 33 Expert DITCH Dlggin~ . Phone (304) 7t;Q,i ; 5839 or (30ol) 773-5788. ~ • • HOCKING RIVER Trodlng ComM • pony. GUNS- OVER 250 "IN ~ • Phone 1:~Tomorrow (For a copy of JACOBY MODERN. send $1 to. " Win at Bridge ." cto' th1s new.spaper. P 0 Box 489, Radio City S!alion , llew York, N. Y. 10019) %11 Mining find L....+--t--t--t-30 - voyage "' 31 Clemens's ~-JL.loil-=----"""""' pseudonym DOZER work and welding . Con-" ,u : toct Jomvs Ponons , Rt . :.,1... J,..... ~· Racine , onCormel Rood. ....-.... . POMEROY - 5 bedroom big old house, f• lly room, 1'12 bath•,.M\\ u F.A. I urn, ~ pellng, shrubb .nd large shade lrees. $15,000. GASOlJNE ALLEY • 11 :00-News 3,4,6, 1,10,13, 15; MacNeii-Lthrer Report 33. 11 :30-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Movie "Death Sentonco" 6.13: Kolak 81 Mary Hartman. Miry Hartman 10; ABC News 33. , 12 :00-Movle "Rio Conchos" 10; Janakl 33. 12 :30-Cool Million I. North opens one spade, South responds two clubs, North jumps to three notrump, South bids lour clubs. Our reader wants to know if that four-club bid is a force . The answer is yes . South is probably interesled in getting to a slam. (2 wds.) 19 Get in ,...,-c--- U Conunolion condition 11 Shoe wiper 20 Baseball's dec:idEXJ17 Beverage Ban do Zl Sioux Z2 Cover phrase Z4 Say further (2 wds.) U Presidential 23 Bookies' nickname bane ~Rickles Z7 Slantways Z8 Agreed to Rlmsky· wed (2 wds.) Korsakov opera 6 room house •. modern kitchen, .WILL do roolil'!g , ~tructlon !'•;~; · 1 carpeting, In Harrisonville, convenient to- mines, $8,500. IS. 1:00-Baa Baa Black Sheep 3,4,15; Happy Oeys 6,131 Tony Orlando & Oawn 1,10 America's Lest King 20,33. 8 : 30-La~erno & Shirley 6,13; Monster Concert 10,33. 9:00-Pollce Woman 3,4,15; Rich Min. Poor Min 6.13: MASH 1,10; Evening at P~ 33; Mtnoml- 20. 9:30-<lne Day At A Time 1,10, 10:00-Famlly 6,13; Switch 1,10; News 20; Dlymplld 33. 10 :30-Biack Perspective on 1hl Ntws 20. · chocolate !;' buildings, fruit trees, 2 locoliOns, made for o1l and gas . wells, own water system, on SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Modem t' Sanltotjon , 992-395.4 or 992J1 good black lop rood. Call 8111 Virgo I B. Sr., Realtor 110 Mechanic Pomeroy, 0. Phone 992-m< 12 ACRES- Remodeled 3 bedroom one floor plan. F .A. furnace, Gas fireplace, nice kitchen & basement. $29,500. 1 LARGE GARDENS - 8 Moses 13 Like some Systems im;toHed bl : licensed Installer. Shepor,(t 1.• • Contractors . Phone 7~2-2-409. J t • TEAFORD 3 APARTMENTS - Brick In Middleport on good street near shopping and center of town. Just $20,000. 1% Brother of 50 Acre form, 5 room house. out- SEPTIC 7~2-2 180 . Home & rental, 2 bedroom• each, gas heat, city water on nice street In Middleport. $19,000. Rutland, Oh1o. Phone 7.t2·2008:- •• •• trumps, lwo diamonds and three clubs. In that case he could alford to chuck a club and dropped the queen. South played out his last two trumps . West saw what was happening and dropped his nine and jack of diamonds to blank his king. A club and diamond were played from dummy and East let two of his baby diamonds go. The ace and king of clubs were cashed and Soulh was in dummy for a three-card ending. Dummy held a spa!le, diamond and club. West held one of ~ch suit also, but Soulh did not know that. As far as Soulh could tell West might well be holding a spade and two diamonds . South decided' lhat he was . He led dummy's spade, chucked his club and was down one when West was able to lead a club to his partner. r;;;;;;y-,---q BRADfORD, Auctioneer,. COm--.~~ plet& Service. Phone 949-2.f87 _ or9ot9-2000. Racme, Oh1o, Crit! ; Bradford . • ..._ Open lor Fall & Winter season, Mond1y thru S.turday 10 Ia 5. We have one green house full Of Florldl fOIIIII plants. over 50 v1rltflt1 In all. From C" ta I" pats & , , to 10" haneing biSkets. 75c North Eut Sootlo By O.wald & James Jacoby Soulh ruffed the third spade and studied lhe whole play of lhe hand. He felt certain that HER IM'IO 1'1 West would hold the king of HEY! BREAK II""HO-IR"'u"'f"'R,. diamonds a_nd his problem IT up, -.ou nro! 'OtOII1lS wfRF was to avood lhe loss of a WHAT DO 'fOil E'IER Sf'OIIEII, diamond, a club and his ~OF 5001 MY SON·· contract. GOING'S ~:'J He decided to work out a eou.v~ . ... way to use dummy's fourth · spade to lhrow West in the lead and end play him. He started to run off all his trumps. West discarded a spade on the second lead and the six of diamonds on the third lead. Meanwhile, East had been doing some thinking ~Z:i_~jj~ of his own. South was nol !!: planning to r11fl anything in dummy. Hence, his hand must c1111sist of two spades, six ! 2 FAMILY - • H Opening lead - K • . LOOKS LIKE NEW - 9 rooms, cook's delight kitchen, central vacuum cleaner . Family room, garage and near 3 acres . . $46,000. SOUTH (D) z• I 510111 WINDOWS l DOORS IEPLACEIII!IIT WINDOWS AI.UIIINUII SIDIIIG-SIIffllT GIIIT£IIS-AIININ6S •IOH43 • QJ 10 9 .6 52 16 Pass Pass Pass Pass ' ' Bloson 1nlo Wols l Anics .u •a • K J 96 West I: Svncuse, o. 0&0 TREE Trimming, 20 years e~,- ; : : 992-5776 GEORGE Hobstetter Real Estate 9-2·1 mo. perience . Insured free , 1, Broker , PomeroY . Ohio . estimates . Call 992-231W br ' t · Racine~] room frame house, 3 (614) 698·7257 Albany. :: bedrooms ond both , one -hall ' basement, new furnoce ne... SEWING MACHINE Repairs , !er· ' hot water heoter, utilities, fOs HOMESITES for ·sale, I acre and vice, all makes, 992-2284. The J : elec., ond water , ~uble , Fabric Shop, Port'eroy. up . Middleport, near Rutland. garage, priced to sell S10,500. Authorized Singer Soles and Coli 992-7~81. Phone 949·2589 , ~on Wolfe , SerVice. We sharpen SciSsors NEW 3 bedroom house, 2 both5, Real Estate Sah:..-non. all elec. , 1 acre. Middleport, EXCAVATING, dozer , loader ohd...,.: •. 6 room hou~ · Call 992-3129 or dose to Rutland. Phone 992· backhoe work; dump trucks '' ' · 9'12-543-4 74B1. and lo~boy5 for hire; will hour .:: ' filf dirt, to soil, lime5tone and , , . COUNJ.i-f store with or without SMALL form for sale, 10% down, grovel. Coli Bob or Roger Jef- : ~ stot\ and acreage . Good loco· owner financed . Monroe Counfers, dov phone m -7089, 1'1: -lion . Call985·3306 ly. W. Va . Phone (304) 772· mght phone 992-3525 or 992- "' • 3102 or (304) 772·= · MODERN country hetme 3 5232. \ 1'1. bedrooms. Iorge 2...3 ocre lot , COUNTRY formlond w1th seclud· EXCAVATING. dozer, backhOe • ' T.P.·Chester water , central air ed woods, water and good or;· and ditcher . Charles R. Hat,:. ~'. conditioning , · 517 .000 . Phone cess in Monroe County , W. Yo. field , Bock 1 Hoe Service, .. ' NEW 3 bedroom, 2 baths, 2 cor garage, ranch 5tyle home in Racine oro. Call Nick lhle , at 9-49 -2890 after 5 c.m. EAST 6 72 .. Fin'IICi"' AAillbll ·NOTICE Phone(61~ ) 667 · 6304 , FARM for sola , 68 acres , 6 room' and both , F A. furnace, full bo5ement , coli 992-2630 or WEST • A K Q 10 6 •AQJ976 +AQ ... "7 3 East-West vulnerable ·. to 28 • K 10 53 +72 ... K 84 •' 9-10-1 mo. TUPPERS Ploms, new 3 bedroom homes , bu1lt-m k1tchens, tiled boths , carpeted w1th ~tlached garage, 1 acre lot. $22,900 ' .• Insulation Semen P1. Plllunt Ph. 675-3469 9:30-5:00 Daily TIIIB:OOO Fridays ~•6· Cagey play traps cl,clarer . • •' Blown VeJvels, nylon prints, herculons, vinyl solido, and laney prints, accessories. For Free Estim.ate or (614) WIN AT BRIDGE BEHOLD A VIPER: 698~3 I I ' FREE SliM T S sires. 667-3876 9'12·3-4~ A WOMAN• • Boxlt-A Rutland, Ohio 45775 Ph. (614)742-1409 . We Deliver 7 -28·~ moo . ne Main Street 9568 SOl S~Ei WOIIoiAr-J: ""· Southeastern Ohio Truss Rafter Co. DIRECT FABRIC SALES financing ond small down pay· ment to bu1 ld a home of your cho1ce lee Construction , l!oV A VOUNI!> •.. mattresses, paddi~. Ideal for campers. Varoe1y of or Phone CA,Pl'AIN EASY I • POLY..f 2 PLACES - MOBILE home for sale or rent, 3 bedrooms, ol ut•lit1es poid . Phone992·775l. ! ,n' NORTH Wlnohltld Rtplacom""t Fret Estimates On BodyWork Expert Paln11ng lnouranco Work Welcome St. Rl . 7 Coolville, Ohio 667 -3127 7-29-1 mo. From 6" to 18" wide .and up 1973 FORO Bronco, outomat1c COAL for sole , $22 pQr ton . Open 302, white spoke wheels. Coli 6 days per week and evenings. TIM8ER, Pomeroy Forest Pro9•9-21c:35::..:·- - - - For lurther mformot ton call ducts. Top pr1ce for standing llil74 DOdge truck , low mileage (61•) 367-7338. - . sawtimber Coli Kent Hanby , Best offer. Phon8-992-7066 SCHOOL sewmg machine, Singer, Bernice Bede Osol For Wodn11day, Sept. 3D, 1178 ARIEB (Morch 21-Aprll 18) It loday and you could buy silly M»RK 1971 lJHONOA Cl -ASO, 12,000 . ' .• :=-.. ...,,., 11'"'' 1!::")' American Auto Sales TRENCHER - ·- -C:- . ~---= For Sa.l.Ano t Saliir--==-:-- -·-.-. ~- P- r•.HZ-1174 POM~!~!v~?,!'!.~. CO. @) - -· '"'I Sl.ll t. lntfaiW Cooking 1'1'1111 a tonllnental Flavor 20r Amerlltn luues Forum 33. 7: »-Hollywood SquarH 3,4; Lers 0..1 Willi (I 6; Ma1ch Game PM 1: MacNtii·Lthrtr 20,33; In !lot Know 10; Wild Kingdom 13; Ntthvllle on !lot Roed TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1976 5:00-Big Valley 3; Merv Griffin 4; Brody Bunch a1 , Mister Rogers 20,33; Star Trell 15. 5:30-Newo 61 Family Affair 8; Electric Company 20,33; lld4m-12 13. 6:00-News 3,4,8,10,13.15; ABC New> 6; Zoom 20; Consumer Experience 33. 6:30-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News13; Andy Gr11111h 6; CBS News 8, 10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; lTV Utilization 33. 7:00-Truth or Consequen<:es 31 To Tell The Truth 4; Bowling for Dollars 6; Lei's Go To The Races I ; News 10; .To Tell The Trulh 13; Family Affair 15; SMITH:NELSON MOTORS, INC. steering and brakes, radlo, llres show little wear, gold finish . Sharp ahd nice. ~~= ~ 1970 8uick fti..,iero , good cond1· ti on , new tires, $900 . Pf1one 742-2796 _ _ 1975 MONTE CARLO , automatic . power steering, poWer brokes , 01r conditioning , AM rodlo ond stereo, rally wheels , wdl.-ell reasonable. Phone 992-7036. ....... ....... bottles. seals un· -9'12-5671. ------~~ - COlLECTORS ports, or complee hOY5eho!ds . 1968 Buick Wtldcat, outomot 1c, broken . Call offer 6 p.m . (30ot) MORNING Stor Hgts. Buy 1 acre Write M 0. Miller, Rt. 4 , 773-5651. pow•r SIMrif't~ ond power tract of lond. Will orronge for . . ~ - - -,.,.-,----,:-;----:c:,~eroy , Otuo . Coli m_.nf;IJ. brok•5, good condtlon . Good AstraGraph sales res1Stance le very low engine, automatic power -~----- OLD furn1ture , 1ce bo~ees, bross beds , woll telephones and 7169. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your v.a TO GO TO WORt<-- ,(, F•llll• -ltllllllllllll Abbott & Sl79S - - 4 month old brown and wh1te Vour mind Is not apt to be on the work at hand today Don't knoc.k over ·your favorite \I&Se while dus1ing car. Television log for easy ·vie~ing WAS ~ =: ,.....-., EXPERIENaD Radiator ..--.. Service Revive the o~''blJ:~~:r: of your FUllSyour own home by Von Schrader dry-foam method. No muss . No fuss . No odor. Use the same day. All work euaranteed. wheel, power windows, nice. nlc~ . ' 1974 CHEVY NOVA4 OOOR r L----,--------;----"------"----~.- ; : Motor Co. QUALITY I'VE W£Rf POOR. WORJ<ING MV WA.Y THROUGH COLLEGE , W ... ~N TI-lE .w>NEV CiAV'& OUT AND I HAD o ..' ~ ' ' Business Services POMEROY, OHIO All Yard Sales. Rummage , Porch and Basement Por ch and Basement Sa l es, etc must be pa id In advance Ge l yours In early by stopping by our Off 1ce at Th e Da il y Sentinel. 111 Court St or writ ing Box 729 , Pomeroy , Oh 1o 45769 Wilh your rem itten ce . toolhpasle. CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) · 1974CHEV.MONTECARLO 54195 Landau, local owner, blk .. blk. vinyl top, blk. bucket swivel seats. radio &!ape, alr P. steer ing & brakeo, tllt ATTN .: II big things won 't irritate your mate today, but the little things will Put the cap back on the ~ POMEROY 2 SIGNS OF ® ALL HOUSEWIVES •-You ·are required to answer lthln 28 days after the last ubl!catlon of notice, which Ill be published once each eek for Sl)( svccesslve weeks, PISCES (Fob. 20-Morch 20) II eginnlng , 1 September, 1976. there's something you need ~ he, lj~~st publication wilt bt done loday. avoid seeking lhe ede on 12 October, 1976, and Hte 28 days tor answer will aid of a lalkati>Je friend who commence on tt,at date . In doesn 'l usually produce Enllsl c;1"4 Qf your falture, or a quiet , dependable q.tJ1erwist. to respond u acquaintance. requjrod by the Ohio Rules ol HUNT'S Pet Shop is now reopening . lcits Of new merchandise of low prices Reopening specials all weekend. J.ust 21/1 miles from Chester on A:oulv NOTICES "-~b-· ~ol. PETE ond Ge,,e s Garage it now in oparot ion Mechanic and body work Nonh Second Slreel in M1ddleport . Formerly Bran· non"s Garage. Phone 992 -.S.tSO o-r coli after 5 p m 992:Jl35 CARD OF THANKS purpose, blJI they may later resent your methods · more or less . efirer1ce : This d~sc_rlptlon Is ken from Mortgage Deed ecords. Meigs County, Oh io, FULLER Brush Products, tt'ie F. t. P. carpet 1wetper, Now on speci al, regular $2~ . 95 now SllillilS Otfer e)lp1res Ocl. 7, 1976. Phone 992 -3410 wor d OM' today, you may stretch a lew 7.3 THE RACIN£ f: ire Deportment w1lt !love o gun shoot Saturday o t 6 30 p.m. ot th~ ir building in BoJhon For Want Ad Service S cents Auto s.le!r Autus.I4!8 Notif'ce: ~nv ounty, Ohio : then" east ba~JI 11 67 feet to the place of efthn}ng, containing I correc •ions accepleCI first Clay of publication REGULATIONS Th E> Publlsher reserves he . '' r -----------~--------------------------------------~~--------~'~}: ' '• •• BP!or• Plaintiff, vs . The Unknown Spouse,. Heirs, Devisees. Legatees, • j tJ IHKK FZRQ I (A.werl ••••••• , PQHUWOV IHKK. -CQZTUQJ Jumbl,., SOAPY BRAND FATNOiol A....._ .., '""" Yesterday's Cryptoquote: THE LEADER IS A STIMULUS, Yetterd•r"• . ""'""" Tlo•p ro...d •• dormlnlhtir rultr-"MONAACH" BUT HE IS AI.SO A RESPONSE .- EDUARD C. UNDEMAN i() 1976 KJna Featurf's Syndlc•h. In c. ) f?E1 "EMBER HOW 015COORA6ED I USED TO 6ET A600T SCHOOl? AT THE ''ACE OBEDIENCE SCHOOl ' niE'( DON'TLET . L(()V GET DISCOURAGED. .. EVER'f TIME 't'OU DO SOMETHING RIM 1)16'{ PAT '{OIJ ON IIEAD! �,. 8-The Dally Senti!lel, Mlddleport-Pomerpy, 0 ., Tuesday, Sept. 28,1976 ...-•. i~~~~ri}E~~?J.r~ifo . ·~%~i!~~N -·For Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds HOMER mlnlstr~tor BAXTER, Ad· of the estate of Hattl A. Moore, Deceased PM . Pvbltcatlon . Cay G~ncelt allons , Eucutors, Administrators, or Asf.lgns of Haul A. Moore , also known u Huel Moore Jefttrs, Deceased , Et AI Oetendants . No. 21,714 to edH or rejeCI ads deemed ob rectlontl . The publ ishe rwill not be respons ible tor rn orr than one inco r rect msert ion RATES NOTICE BY PUBLICATION 011 KNOWN AND UNKNOWN DEFENDANTS To : Dorothy Robern , whose Ia sf known address was R . D . 4, Pomeroy , Oh io : Clarence Swl!Uger . whose last known a<ldress was Albany , Ohi0 1 Mar ion Moore , Jr , Ch&rles M oore , Ooneld Moore , Jotm Moore. Arthur Moore . Ranzo · Moore. Ga rne t Moore , Fred Moore , Hannan ReibeL al so known as Hannllh Moor e, MBry J . Sapp , also known as Mary JJne Moore also known as Mary Sepp ArcMr , Bessi e Cheathem, , Jessi e M cGu ire , Ranzo Moore , Jr ., Hat1 1e Ebersbach , M illard Jeffers , whose addresse$ are unknown : the unknown spouses , h ei rs , dev is ees. legalees , executors, ad m lhist rators or assigns of Hazel A . Moore , Marion Moore , Jr , Charles Moore . Donald Moore, John Moore. Arthur Moore, Ranzo Moore , Garnet Moore , Fred Moore . Ha nnah ReibeL also known as Hannah Moore , Mary J . Sapp , a lso known a5 Mary J!ne Moor e also known as Mary Sapp Ar c her , Bessie Cheathem , Jessie M cGu ire, Ranzo Moore . Jr ., Hatt i e Ebersbach , M illard Jeffers, Dorothy Roberts and Clarence Swlluger : You are hereby notified that you ha\le been named defendants in e legal act ion entitled HoiT)er Baxter. Ad ministra t or Of the Estate of Haze l A. Moore, Deceased~ Pla int iff, >JS . The Unknown Spouse 1 Heirs, Dev i sees, Lega t ees , EKecutors, Ad mihistrators or Assigns of Hazel A Moore, also known liS Hazel Moore Jeffers, Deceased , Et AI. Oefen dants Th is action has been assigned Case Number 21,714 end Is pending In the Court of Com man Pleas , Proba te Di vision . Meigs County, Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 The ob(ect of the Complaint is to sell real eslate In whi ch Hazel A . Moore had an interest ; to determ ine her Interest therei n end to quiet title to the follow ing described real estate, to -w it : The following described real estate, to -wit : Situate In Town No . 2, Range No . 13. end Section Number 26,ofthe Ohio Company's Purchase , and ly lng on the east side of Thomes F()rk Creek, and more particularly described as follows . Beg inning at the North west earner of EI1Zabeth Swa uger's fourteen and 59 -100 acre lot on the center section tine of said Section No 26 , thence North on said line nine { 9) chains to the southwest corner of the Robert Hysell tract, t hence eaSt twenty one end SO· 100 chains along the south line of said Hysell tract of ·land, thence south nine (9) chains to the North east corner of said Elllabettl swa uoer 's said lot , thence west twenty one and 50· 100 chains to the , place or beginning containing nineteen and 25 -100 acres be the same more or Ins .. Said land being the same deeded to Marion Moore, Jr .• bV Charlotte Wollahan on February 2S , 1904 tnd recorded in the Meigs County Deed Records in Vol. 91 , Page S17. Excepting all land lying on the northerly side of Union Avenue sold to Arthur Moore from Marion Moore, Jr ., by warranty: dttcl dated June 10, 190ot, and recorded in Vol . fiJ, Page 289~ Meigs County · Oee<l Records. Excepting .25 acre sold to Edward French by Marton Moore, Jr .• by deed date<l Dtcember 13 , 1907. 1nd recorded In Vol. 97, Page 612, Meigs County Deed Records . Excepting .96 acre $Old to Frank Sapp and Mary Sapp by Marlon Moore, Jt ., by deed dated December 18, 1923, and recorded In Vol. 125, Page J7i, Meios county Deed Records. El(Ctptlng the coal un derlying said tract of lencl . • The proptrty Is more properly described as follows ; Being ' situate In Salisbury Township, Meigs Couoty, Ohio, bounded and described as follows : to-wit· In Section 26, Town 2, and Range 13. aeglnntrig at the Northeest corner of Ben Eblen's tand, thence North 332 feet to the south side of Union Avenue; thence South 88 degrees 30' West 256 feel to the North east corner ol a 96-100 acre lot; thence South 1 degree 1S' West 116 feet to the creek, thence south 83 degrees 30' west 328 feet along said cnek, thence North 3 degrees 30' West 139 feet to the south side of Union :;,Av.enue., and the north wtst .c:dht'e r of _tl'le 96-100 acre lot; l\fl1tn'ci following the south side IM Avenue to the center pmn Fork Creek; thence said Creek to a point l ~h~ct~0 ~s.~,~~~tlutr;:•\r~o:,n:~ $ net c;tescr,bec:l In Vol. 97, Page t 12, Deed Records, Meigs 1 fiQhl per insert1on M1n lmum Char!;le SI. OO. t o~ cents per word thr et:' consecutive Insertions. 76 cents per w otd siJ~: c; onsecutive msertion~ . 25 Per Cent Discount on paid ads and ads pa id w ithin 10 days . & OBITUARY 12 .00 for SO w ord minimum . Each ~ddlf lon a l worcl J cents BLINO ADS Addit ional 25c Charg e per Ad>Jert 1sement. OFFICE NOURS 8 30 a .m . to 5 :00 p m Dally , 8 30 a.m . to 12. 00 Noon Sa turday Phone today 992 2156 . 122, Page 99 C'hllf Procedure , lodgment by ,q•fault will be rendered , .~galnst f you for the relief demanded In the claim . ,. '~" Manning, D. Webster, Judge 1. 24B. LOANS ovoiloble for ony purpoJe, $20,000 ond up . Sales force and management 5erv1ce s also for hire Phone Mr . Pou slion , {513) 837-20'1B. 1974 DATSUN $2295 210 2 door, local car, 4 speed Irons., A-1 ,200 mileo, good tires~ dark green finish, real economy. Local tow mileage YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE 1?1e Racine Bap11o1 Church buo will be running Sundays on a route from Racine through Apple Grove, leaving Racine at 8:1S a.m. and returning passengero a1 noon. II you are intereoted In our bus WE WISH to expreu our sincere and humble !honks to our many fr1ends , ne 1ghbors ond relo1i11es . t'l the Ewmg Funeral Home th e Re v Curtis Stephen and lor oil the lovely flowers and food brought to the-homes. The many kmdnesses shown to our famil ies bv so many ot the loss ol our beloved wife , mothe~ on.d grondmoth&r , shall always be remembered The Raymond H Bootngllt and Claylon Schort1gEH Fom~s__ servite, please feel free to contacl 949-1131 or 147-1101. RACINE BAPTIST CHURat nanny goat near Fort Me1gs or oround Wolf Pen oreo In Hor risonville . Please colt 742· CASH poid for all makes ond models of mobile homes Pho ne area code 614 -.t23-9531. SSCASH$$ for 1unked autos Phone 7-42·2081 . Frye's Truck & Auto Ports, Rutland. You may suffer a small loss today through oversight. Count your change . Be sure to get guarantees on anylhHlQ you buy. GEMINI (Miy 21·JUM 20) The You're >Jery enterprising today. but more for others than for yourself. Your reward comes from knowing you were able to produce. LIBRA (Stpt. 23·Qct, 23) It's difficult to keep secrets today Betore making disclosures, be sure your listener can be tru sted . • 2~-Nov. 22) Financial cor1ditions are miKed SCORPIO (Oc:l. IAQinARIUS (No•. 23-Dec. 21) Ralher lhan lalk aboul whal you're going to db for a friend loday, surprise him by doing 11. The act Itself is what counts . • CAPRICORN (Oec. 22·Jon. 11) To gel Olheis moving polniS. You'll accompJish your AQUARIUS (Jon. 20·Fob. 18) You have an enthusiastic friend who w111 try to Include you In on a venture If It will cost you money, don't mo\le hasttly. A Your ~Birthday Sept. 21, 1171 Common Pl~as Court Tti1S year you may become Dlv j slon Meigs County, Ohio Involved In an enterprise you previously felt was beyond ~o9d chance of success ~ to 5 11. deep wl1h or wi1houl pipe furnllhed. Under road bortl up to 12" pipe slzt. Bill PUUJNS Pomeroy, Ohio 992-2478 9-12-1 mo pd . or 100 lb . $6.00. Bring con· tainers. Pllone 667·3737 or 667-397 · · ~,---~.,-­ -- ·--- - 9<9-2t 81 or 9•9-2631. 1970 Tonne 350 V-8, 62 ,000 actual miles. ot dr ., excellent condition CHURCH bus , 1954 Che11rolet, w1th snow tlrQs, Phone 992SSOO Con be seen ot tf1e Lou rei 39'16. Cliff Free Methodist Church off the Rt . 7 by-pan , or phone 1964 Chevrolet Impala S.F real good condition. $400 Phone 9'12-2272. BENELLI min1-b1ke. Phone 985· tires. Call 992·3580. 3371. 1 -- features buttonhole. blind hem , sews on knits, S..8 cosh. Also, Smger Touch ond Sew, hke new. $.31 cash . Phone 992· 1%6 Chevrolet one-holf ton , ptckup tru'ck , Good condition. Phone2.t7 ·382~ . 71B:.c7:-:-:--::-'-:-;--:-:-::---; USED 24 inch fired br~cklme cool or wood automatic control fur· noce with blower . Six and nine mch gol,on1zed hot ond cold o1r ~i~.: Phone 985-3928 SWEET potootes. A. W_ lewis , Rt. 12•. Rocme , Ohio. Phone 843· WE NEED EAR toRN. Call9'12,..:·2'-156 :-=.-:=-:-c:--:::YARD Sole, s.po. 27th thru 0<1. I, CALl US TODAY. 2432. -~ --~-"-----:- 5 9 a.m. till 8 p.m. Household goods. oppBances. Clothing , etc . i m1le from langsville on Couniy Rood 10. Follow 11gnt from store. Phone 7~2 -2681 . 992·2181 Pilnllftii..LIAIIii.Mk 9. _ Jock w. <*soy, t,\gr. 634 PlloM t92-2111 · PLEASURE HORSES and pomes, also w1ll buy horses ond horsepower , 2 cylinder Brooklure boot motor, $25. 3 1/, H.P. Turf Till rotary tyler, used >Jery little, $125. R1val grind o· motic elec meat grinder, like new. $20. Phone992-7126. NATURAL gas hea ting sto\le, with fan , $50. Phone992 -7126. HEAVY duly log or cool grate for fireplace Measures 23 in. bock X 27 inch front Phone m -~ - --. TWO portable 1.V.·5, use-d very ¥,~:4Wie . See leona Stewart, ler on Mulberry Hgt1 , pon1eo. Phone (61A) 698-3290, Ruth Reeves . -'-'-'-::-- FEW acr85 "!tanding f oy ot Gr1t0t 1v2 yeor old German Sflepherds, spoyed ond hod ohoos. No papers, $40. Phone M -2181 or 9-<9-21o31. ' Bend, C B. Shohon. .fURNISHED, 2 bedrm. apartment . odull> only, In Mid!lleporl. Phone 992-3874. BENELLI min i-bike . Phone WIS· 3371 . SMALL pups to gi\le away . Phone 3 AND 4 RM. furnishttd and un - 1975 Hondo 125, one new coffH loble. Phone 985-3501 . 9A9·202B. furn11hed opts. Phone 992- 543-4 . 1975 Kowo~ooki 100 I ,()X) mile1 , BIRO Dogs , Regi5tered English perfect cond1tion , $500. Phone Setter Pups , 10 waeks old. COUN TRY Mobile Home Pork, Rt 7~2 - 2826 Phone 992-7283. 33, ten miles north of Pomeroy . Lar!IJtllott with concrete patios, NEW Westinghou1e elec. counter AKC Registerl'd Saint lernard sidewalks, runners and oH top rang&, delu)Ce model, S60 . Puppies , 2 mole, 1 female , 3 street parking. Phone 992 -7~79. Phone 992 - 2~59 . months old. Strong ond heallhy . Phone (30ol) 773·5405 ONE bedroom apartments at 2 Rokon troilbiket , Mark Ill ond or (30~) 675·2310. 'Pl . Plea50nt. W. Vo. VILLAGE MANOR in Middleporl for $10. monthly plus elec. or $130 including electr1c. LOWER RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS. AVERAGE $«) on evening or afternoons demonstrating guoronteed tovs and g1fts . No cosh 1nve1tment. no delivery or collecting. Computers do you paperwork. Call 9•9·2803 or 992-m7 . Alsobooklng,.tpo =rli:.:•:::. •· AMBITK)US, persons whO want to eorn extra income In your . spore lim•. Training provided. Phone (614) 742-2383. 2:30 · 6:30::._=:---,=c-::-:~. GUARANTEED JOBS-LOCATION. S1orting poy $361.20 single; $ .. 77.30 mamed. Army RecrulllnQ. Call colle<l (614) 5'13-3022 or 385-6318. s-·· Con...,leo)o to ohopping on Third onjl Mill in Mid· dleport. lrand new high quali · ty apartments , See the monoger at Apt. 16, or call 9'12.77:::2:.:: 1. -:--:::--:-:--:--:- Call 9'12·3965 . TRAILER space for rant, one 3 m1les from Pomeroy , one m . Dexter, 5 ri'llles from No. 2 m1ne. Phone 992-5858. Phone 99'2·5858. - ·- -· --'-· 2 Bedroom mobile home in Rocine -~ - WANTED Experienced timber workers, Skldder operators, llmbtr cuttm and yard men. Compr.ta coverage tllld bollln. Cell 992-6139or lfltr 7 p.m. 367· 7425. Frar.y Chipping and Logging Company, Cheshire, 0 . ~----- or•o . Phone 'il92·5858. ·----TWO TRAILERS for rent; one 3 bedroom unfurn ished, one 2 bedroom furnishtd. Phone 7~2 ·3122 . __ 2 Bedroom troller, $28 per wHk, oil utilities poid, Phone 99'2· . 332•. -----~· - __,_ __. __ TRAILER 1n Middleport, odults on· .. ·--·.mobile )'bme, bedroom .., adullo -_.......,..only, Phone ·-· 9'12·5535. EFfiCIENCY, ldooJ, lor single. ~- - for the Mison area. Earn extra spending m!)ney and valuable prizes. Call (614) 992. ~156. The Dill siW POMEROY, 0. SALE · New -d-bltrnlng stove. Reg. naus Now$238.95 New lu.l oil s1ove, Reg. $372.37 NoW$311 .37 Ntw Co-op woltr softener Reg . 1349.95 NowS289,fS 1 used Homellte chain oaw $200 1 used McCullough chain sew S75 Pomeror Landmark tv Phone 992- 52~7 . ONE Carrier Wanted Mark IV; one Gravely with mower ond sockey; Brlgg ond Stratton eng1ne, 6 or 7 horse , three-fourth in. rope , 75 ft . long ; Craftsman Hi-Wheel rotory mower: practically new: otl speed X wtth no motor, 1969 Dodge Swinger JotO. 5 and three-fourth ton Che>JY wheels and fires ; four 15 in. 1972 Monte Carlo wheels. Coli 9.41il· AVAILABLE ot Riverside Aport· 2432. m9nf1, 1 bedroom apart· mentJ, $100 per month 2 MARE pon,-, gentle with ch1ldren~ bedroom apartments, $133 per Phone992·7210. month. One price for oil . P~e STEREO, modern design, 8 track 992-3273. tape, am·fm radio. Combmo· 2 Bedroom trailer, reol nice, tian . Bolonce $103.10 or terms. adults only. Phone 992·332ot. 2 Bedroom mobile home, Oe)Cter . r'"1 "'·~ •· ,. ' · Probate your scope. 11 lan'l There's a -- CW. IF YOU have o service to otfer , want to buy or sell something , oe lookmg for work . . or whatever .. : you 'II get results faster with a Sentinel Wont Ad for you today. You'll wmd up 1n the plus column If you keep close tabs on the small expenses -- 1970 GMC Aslro qs , 318 Detroit PIGS for sole. Pf1on& 949-2857. Oe1sel. 13 speed tronsmmlon , POTATOES~~d P~mpklfl; twin screw. Coii9C9·25-49 Proffitt , Portland . Ohio. Phone 1971 Ford Movenck , air, p s., red 843-22::. 54::...~w1lh block vinyl top. Phone GRAIN fed beef , 85 cents per 949-?801. sf1orp __,. pound , cut , wropped ond 1974 Suboru , ot door , 17 ,OCIO m1les , frozen Phone 985-4198 - __,____.____ ........... I owner . Phone 992-3890. GREEN be-ans , pick your own Br· 1%8 Rambler 2 dr h t Coli 9921ng cont o1ner5. Andrew Cross, 3659. Letart Foils, 2<t7-2852 . ·1971 IVAC Hornet . Phone 985 · 1973 Hondo 350. 4 cyhnder. 2900 3Siil7. $650 Good condition miles , e)(tros , $795. Phone ACREAGE with or w1thout house . Phone 7ot2-3074 TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopt. 221 .,..._.,..._ KENNEBEC polaloe•. SO lb . $3.50 - 1-AA6-8570 you ' re using unfamiliar equ1pment or materials today, read the directions carefully Don't proCeed until you fully u,(lerstand them . th1ng s. Slay away from bargam counters rmles, 's iuy bar, crash bars, pull back handle- bon , new lire and seals, Scrbmbler side pipes . $650. Coli 949-~. Mufbeny -~--·--- Ave,, ---- - --- -· ··-·----·---:-:=-. F~l~ -.:.--: - Phone 992-2111 references. Phohe 992-20!10. ·-----~ ~ FUR~ISHED411!>1 .. adu lto on ly . Call 992-m1· ::;-r:~..:-~--·-;- 9.-~ JackW.Citrsey,Mgr . .. - -. ·- _:'-;~~·' _~:: lOCUST POSTS, round or spht , "1""""• M·2m. COAC.wlo4,: ..,.j coiciom dolotfil , d eeiClum brim! lor 197~ Cameron mobile home, 12)C · 6ol 3 bedroom, e)Cceflent condJ· tlon. Phone 2ot7 ·2704. • • --* • --·· • 1969 12x63 Vlndale , underpinned , 10J~:26 screen porch 1 central air . dust co,,rof and spectol mbdng May be 1pen ot 825 Soulh Se· soh for farmers . Main Street tond Ave , Middleport. Or Pomeroy, Oh io or phone 992· :!MI. phone 992-2B22. .~ M&G Truss-Raftels Specializing in custom built rafters for commercial, resd., pole buildings. Phone Coo lvi lie 667-3166 FIND nu; PO~ICE TSK,f51<·· AND RE~ORT HOW 11' II/AS I WAS R()~6E'D A~WAY5 -. .....-·-· ANY PITCH ANY SIZE For tfk' " " U~!f~.c sofa, chltr " OORN WSER ~"'wrrn /Jol1 ux.K I wwu. f'OO&'BLI/ ~IW W\lH US. M 'OJ \lOO'f i<EfP ~I< fCil61/BR !'"l_ ~Wfl~ lUlU. MNJ,RIJ, HER AAD TN<S HER f..WA.Y !'ROO lj()U_ • I . cushions, I ' I • ..• ' t' • '' H' ' ' () l f76J>vN~J ~ llol ~US P,M 011 1.t irn.E ORPHAN ANNIE I.I'I'ILII: ORPBAM AMMIII:-BE ''IAI.KII:D LARRt~~DER . :; · ~10.1 mo "'" · Ph. 992·3993 ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR "--. ,;! • Sweepers, toasters. Irons , atl .-:,. small opplion~es lawn mow~r~~·; ne)Ct to State Highway GarageJ.• .. on Route 7. Phone (61.4) ~=- · suo. 3$25. HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE ' ~: : REMODEUNG : PI~mbing, heating<'"' . and all types of general repair::· ~· Work guaranteed 20 years e•.· ·n perience Phone992-2409. -~ , - 9<9-258'1 or (61•) 667-6127 oller $1,000 down. call (30ol) 772· 3102 or (304)772·3227. ..p.m. r SI'E'C IAI..IZE ANCIENT EG'If'TIAN NLJTI:11TIOIII AND DIETARY HIIEI~ ... UH, WHAT'S IN 'T11E~? ACROSS I Scold I Finish second II Use Clone~ rooms, 4 Brs., new kitchen, gao F.A. furnace In full basemen!. Want $27,500. 115 ACRES - On Shade River. Fine for camping lots. New gas well with Income and free gas. Old house & barn, good hill pasture, fenced . Aoklng $30,000. 992·5795. 3 bedroom home! T.P. wat&r, garage, outbuilding, and 2 bedroom Schult mobile home on 1 ~~~~ere of lanq. S5500.00 SYRACUSE- Nice cornor lot with good otd fashion 1 bedroom trailer. PaHo and extra room. $5,500. INVEST A LITTLE AND G/IIN A LOT. notto ~ 2428. plumbing and treating. No jdb ")~;.! ' too Iorge or too small. Phone 1 /'1 7~2-23.48, , 1 !I 1 •It I -:c-'~,:::::::_-,-..,.---c:,-;ct'" CARPENTER, floonng, ceilirf~. ·;;;-'~ paneling . Phone992-2759. ,..., 111: .... ~ EXCAVATING , BACKHOES AND · OOZER - LARGE AND SMAll " • SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED. LOW'1' BOY AND DUMP TRUCKS. BILL' ' ;. PULLINS , PHONE 992-247B D.\Y, ' · ORNivHT. MAIN POMEROY, 0. RACINE -1 nlcelevellol, 50><177. 7 rooms, balh, N.G. forced air furnace, almost new alum. siding, eKcellont neighborhood. $7,\100.00. JUST LISTED- 2'12 story frame, 5 bedrooms, bath, dining R., N.G. heal, carpetlhg, porches·, garage. 18,500.00. JUST LISTED 3 bedrooms. ba1h, paneling, utlllty, lots of storage, N.G. heal. Walk to shop, $8,500.00. 5 HILLYACRES -Good3 bedroom house, bath, nice kitchen, N.G. heat. porchas. storage bldg. JUST $7,900.00. OTHER LISTINGS NOT NOTED IN THIS AD CALL NOW. NEEDED REAL ESTATE - WE HAVE BUYERS. HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER PROTECT your swimming pooll Winterizing kits , covers, on-, tifre eze, ser ... ice for obo\le or in ground pools. D. Bumgardner · safes, Middleport, Ohio. Phone 992-5724. 1 . ~1. ' SHES 60NE!!! I ' 170N 1T TELL ME I ' 5HE:'5 RUN OFF I , I WILL do odd jobs, interior and elC• , : teror work and coal f1ouling. ; , Phone 992·7162 . 1 ' A6A/Nll! ' KIRPE DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Hrre's ho" 1u work it: AXYDLBAAXR Is LO!'iGFELLOW · One letter s1mply :stands for anolht>r In this !iiample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single INlers. hinls. Each da)' thr rode lrltrrs are different CRYPTOQUOTES ' 00 odd jobs, roofing, pain- 1 • l lhg, hauling, tr.. work , Md : · mowing . Phone992-7.-o9. 1' FZRQ KZZNHWY ..::.:.:__1 I ··························~ : : • •• WMPO AM·FM : EXPANDED WEEKDAY NEWSCASTS AT . .• • .• HEAR NEWS FIRST ::: ~ . •~ ' ·•• • .= • '« • I A. Mo, The Noo~J Rapo1 t, ., . •· • . • ' and 5 P.M. •• •~ ··························~ . • ' •I ' ' Xt;KK 1 I l , 4:00-Mister Cartoon 3; Marcu• Welby, M.D. 4; Somerset 15; Howdy Doody 6; Mickey Mouse Club B; Sesame St. 20,33; Movie "W1111der Man" 10; Dinah 13. 4: JO-My Throe Sons 3; Emergency One 6; Par trldge Family B; Fllntstones 15. 5:00-Big Valley 3; Mtrv Griffin 4; Brady Bunch I; Mister Rogers 20,33; Star Trek 15. 5:30-News6; Family Affair 8; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam12 13. 6:0D-News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20; Teaching Children 33. 6:30-NBC News 3.~.15; ABC Newo13; Andy Grllll1h 61 CBS News 8.10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Lilias Yoga & You 33 ' 7:0D-Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell Ia Truth •: Bowling lor Dollars6; Pop Goes the Country 8; News 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Family Affair 15; Consumer Survival Kif 20; Marco Sportille 33. 7:30-Dolly 3, 1100.000 Name Thai Tune 4; Match Game PM 6: $25,000 Pyramid 8; MacNeii-Lthrer 20,33; The Judge 10; Break the Bank 13; Wild Kingdom 15. 8:0D-Movle "Francis Gary Powers: The True Story of the U-2 Spy Incident" 3.4.15; Bionic Woman 6,13; Gunsmoke 8; Nova 20,33; Goqd Times 10. 8:30-$25,000 Pyramid 10. 9:00-Baretta 6,13; All In The Family 8,10; Theater In America 33; Upstairs, Downstairs 20 . 9:30-AIIce 8,10. lD:ro-Quest 3,4,15; Charlie's Angels 6,13; Blu. Knight e. 10. 11 :00-News 3,4, 6.8,10,13,15; MacNeil-Lehrer Report 33. 11 :3G--Johnny Carson 3.4.15; Rookies 6,13; McCloud 8; Mary Hartman 10; BC Newo 33. 12:00-Movle "Once Before I Die" 10; Janakl 33. 12:•G--Myslery of lhe Week 6,13. 1:00-Tomorrow 3 . ~ . 2:1G--News 13. FZR IEDX YKDVV wzwu ZP I I tJ ITAEGOE ~ fBELUCK I II apostrophes. the length and for.mation of the words are all . 'i rorm four ordinary wo;d •• mixture ON ME •••. ' Unscramble these four Jumbles, 3 Japanese statesman 4 Wee bird 5 Factor 6 Doughy •• Will trim or cut trees and shrub... bery. Pf1one 9..9-25-45 or 7-421 1 3167. I Y011 20. I ' one letter to each square to 1 Alf2 Eager o' lr' r ~1111JOOIDM;14J !::::!!!! ...J r::: tion -Temptress DOWN HONOR- STOCK . Buy , sell , !rode. ~78 •: Ri ch land , Atll'ens, Ohio -45701. : • 5'13-8906. 9:30-Cross-wlts3; One Lite to Llve6; Good Day I. 10:00-Sanlord & Son 3,4,15; Price Is Right 8,10: Mike Douglas 13. 10 :15-General Hoopllal 6. 10:3~elebrlty Swe:ePSiakes 3,15. 11:00c-Wheel ol Fortune 3,15: Weekday •: Edge of Nlghl 6; Gambll8,10; Morning wl1h D.J. 13. 11 :25-Polltlcal Program 8,10. 11 :30-HollywoOd Squareo 3.•. 15; Happy Days 6, 13; Love of Life 8,10; Sesame St. 33. 11:55-Take Ktlf'r 8; Ms. i'lxlt 10. 12:00-News 3,6,8,10; Hot 561 131 Bob Braun •: Fun Faclorv 15; Vldeoscopo 12. 12:3~orig Show 3,15; All My Children 6,13; Search lor Tomorrow 8,10; . 12:55-NBC News 3,15. 1:OD-Sot'IJerset 3; Ryan's Hope 6,13; ConcentratiOn I; Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15. 1:30-Days ol Our Lives 3,4.15; Family Feud 6,13: AI The World Turns 8,10. 2:00-$20,000 Pyramid 13: Dinah 6. 2:30-Doctors 3,4,15 3:00-Another World 3,.,15; All In The Family 1,10 Cooking wlllo Conllnenlal Flavor 20. 3: 15-General Hospital 13. 3:30-Bewllched 6; Match Game 8,10; Lllln Yoga & r-=-r.:-r::--r:'::-1 45 Consterna- DINNER IN MY 3,•; News 13. • V esterday's Aluwer 30 Uon's 37 Bello.w lresses 38 Englisb 3Z Aroused river 33 Filled with 39 British wonder gun 34 Gregg 41 New Allman's Mexican mate Indian 35 Land of lhe 4.2 - Lanka shamrock (Ceylon) 3G Conjunction I.~=====::::< ·=-::-:==~T~-:--~~~:-.-.,-T~:"=:-.::':'7-:::::-:::::-=-:-:~:-::::::-=~-..., ~MAY KNCAN 0/)[)!~-t'VGSENT 37 Filch TI1t=M !- Sn:=N-6UN 1EV£Rr' QNG' CF to Bar order MY BUSINESS STANLEYTl-IG¥1 UP FOR HI&/ a ~O:!ky AS5CCIA1E5 CRIMGS AND 44 Expunge ARE 61VIfo.k3 A . (61~) ==le i WEDNESDAY,SEPTEMJER29,1'76 6:00-700 Club~~ SunriM Semes1er 10. 6:15-Engllsh 3; Farm l!eport 13. 6:211---Not For Women Only 13. 6:30-AG-USA 4; Arthur Sml1h 6;. News 6; Sunrise Semester 8; Christopher Closeup 10. A:.ts-Mornlng Report 3. 6:50- Good Morning, West VIrginia 13. 7:00-Today 3.~. 15 ; Good Morning America 6,13; CBs News 8; Chuck Whitt! Reports10.7 :05-Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7:~choolles 10. 8:00-Lassle 61 Capt, Kanoaroo 8,10; eume St. 33 . 8:30-Big Valley 6; Sesame St. 9, \;00-A .M. 3; Good Day 4; Phil Donahue 4; Colfw Break 61 Phil Donahu. 7,15; Lucy Show 8; Mllct Douglas 101 Romper Room 12; Phil Donahue 13.7 :os-Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7 Statute • I Region 9Certain schools are 18 Being (Sp.) 14 Resounded 18 Rental sign 33 Expert DITCH Dlggin~ . Phone (304) 7t;Q,i ; 5839 or (30ol) 773-5788. ~ • • HOCKING RIVER Trodlng ComM • pony. GUNS- OVER 250 "IN ~ • Phone 1:~Tomorrow (For a copy of JACOBY MODERN. send $1 to. " Win at Bridge ." cto' th1s new.spaper. P 0 Box 489, Radio City S!alion , llew York, N. Y. 10019) %11 Mining find L....+--t--t--t-30 - voyage "' 31 Clemens's ~-JL.loil-=----"""""' pseudonym DOZER work and welding . Con-" ,u : toct Jomvs Ponons , Rt . :.,1... J,..... ~· Racine , onCormel Rood. ....-.... . POMEROY - 5 bedroom big old house, f• lly room, 1'12 bath•,.M\\ u F.A. I urn, ~ pellng, shrubb .nd large shade lrees. $15,000. GASOlJNE ALLEY • 11 :00-News 3,4,6, 1,10,13, 15; MacNeii-Lthrer Report 33. 11 :30-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Movie "Death Sentonco" 6.13: Kolak 81 Mary Hartman. Miry Hartman 10; ABC News 33. , 12 :00-Movle "Rio Conchos" 10; Janakl 33. 12 :30-Cool Million I. North opens one spade, South responds two clubs, North jumps to three notrump, South bids lour clubs. Our reader wants to know if that four-club bid is a force . The answer is yes . South is probably interesled in getting to a slam. (2 wds.) 19 Get in ,...,-c--- U Conunolion condition 11 Shoe wiper 20 Baseball's dec:idEXJ17 Beverage Ban do Zl Sioux Z2 Cover phrase Z4 Say further (2 wds.) U Presidential 23 Bookies' nickname bane ~Rickles Z7 Slantways Z8 Agreed to Rlmsky· wed (2 wds.) Korsakov opera 6 room house •. modern kitchen, .WILL do roolil'!g , ~tructlon !'•;~; · 1 carpeting, In Harrisonville, convenient to- mines, $8,500. IS. 1:00-Baa Baa Black Sheep 3,4,15; Happy Oeys 6,131 Tony Orlando & Oawn 1,10 America's Lest King 20,33. 8 : 30-La~erno & Shirley 6,13; Monster Concert 10,33. 9:00-Pollce Woman 3,4,15; Rich Min. Poor Min 6.13: MASH 1,10; Evening at P~ 33; Mtnoml- 20. 9:30-<lne Day At A Time 1,10, 10:00-Famlly 6,13; Switch 1,10; News 20; Dlymplld 33. 10 :30-Biack Perspective on 1hl Ntws 20. · chocolate !;' buildings, fruit trees, 2 locoliOns, made for o1l and gas . wells, own water system, on SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Modem t' Sanltotjon , 992-395.4 or 992J1 good black lop rood. Call 8111 Virgo I B. Sr., Realtor 110 Mechanic Pomeroy, 0. Phone 992-m< 12 ACRES- Remodeled 3 bedroom one floor plan. F .A. furnace, Gas fireplace, nice kitchen & basement. $29,500. 1 LARGE GARDENS - 8 Moses 13 Like some Systems im;toHed bl : licensed Installer. Shepor,(t 1.• • Contractors . Phone 7~2-2-409. J t • TEAFORD 3 APARTMENTS - Brick In Middleport on good street near shopping and center of town. Just $20,000. 1% Brother of 50 Acre form, 5 room house. out- SEPTIC 7~2-2 180 . Home & rental, 2 bedroom• each, gas heat, city water on nice street In Middleport. $19,000. Rutland, Oh1o. Phone 7.t2·2008:- •• •• trumps, lwo diamonds and three clubs. In that case he could alford to chuck a club and dropped the queen. South played out his last two trumps . West saw what was happening and dropped his nine and jack of diamonds to blank his king. A club and diamond were played from dummy and East let two of his baby diamonds go. The ace and king of clubs were cashed and Soulh was in dummy for a three-card ending. Dummy held a spa!le, diamond and club. West held one of ~ch suit also, but Soulh did not know that. As far as Soulh could tell West might well be holding a spade and two diamonds . South decided' lhat he was . He led dummy's spade, chucked his club and was down one when West was able to lead a club to his partner. r;;;;;;y-,---q BRADfORD, Auctioneer,. COm--.~~ plet& Service. Phone 949-2.f87 _ or9ot9-2000. Racme, Oh1o, Crit! ; Bradford . • ..._ Open lor Fall & Winter season, Mond1y thru S.turday 10 Ia 5. We have one green house full Of Florldl fOIIIII plants. over 50 v1rltflt1 In all. From C" ta I" pats & , , to 10" haneing biSkets. 75c North Eut Sootlo By O.wald & James Jacoby Soulh ruffed the third spade and studied lhe whole play of lhe hand. He felt certain that HER IM'IO 1'1 West would hold the king of HEY! BREAK II""HO-IR"'u"'f"'R,. diamonds a_nd his problem IT up, -.ou nro! 'OtOII1lS wfRF was to avood lhe loss of a WHAT DO 'fOil E'IER Sf'OIIEII, diamond, a club and his ~OF 5001 MY SON·· contract. GOING'S ~:'J He decided to work out a eou.v~ . ... way to use dummy's fourth · spade to lhrow West in the lead and end play him. He started to run off all his trumps. West discarded a spade on the second lead and the six of diamonds on the third lead. Meanwhile, East had been doing some thinking ~Z:i_~jj~ of his own. South was nol !!: planning to r11fl anything in dummy. Hence, his hand must c1111sist of two spades, six ! 2 FAMILY - • H Opening lead - K • . LOOKS LIKE NEW - 9 rooms, cook's delight kitchen, central vacuum cleaner . Family room, garage and near 3 acres . . $46,000. SOUTH (D) z• I 510111 WINDOWS l DOORS IEPLACEIII!IIT WINDOWS AI.UIIINUII SIDIIIG-SIIffllT GIIIT£IIS-AIININ6S •IOH43 • QJ 10 9 .6 52 16 Pass Pass Pass Pass ' ' Bloson 1nlo Wols l Anics .u •a • K J 96 West I: Svncuse, o. 0&0 TREE Trimming, 20 years e~,- ; : : 992-5776 GEORGE Hobstetter Real Estate 9-2·1 mo. perience . Insured free , 1, Broker , PomeroY . Ohio . estimates . Call 992-231W br ' t · Racine~] room frame house, 3 (614) 698·7257 Albany. :: bedrooms ond both , one -hall ' basement, new furnoce ne... SEWING MACHINE Repairs , !er· ' hot water heoter, utilities, fOs HOMESITES for ·sale, I acre and vice, all makes, 992-2284. The J : elec., ond water , ~uble , Fabric Shop, Port'eroy. up . Middleport, near Rutland. garage, priced to sell S10,500. Authorized Singer Soles and Coli 992-7~81. Phone 949·2589 , ~on Wolfe , SerVice. We sharpen SciSsors NEW 3 bedroom house, 2 both5, Real Estate Sah:..-non. all elec. , 1 acre. Middleport, EXCAVATING, dozer , loader ohd...,.: •. 6 room hou~ · Call 992-3129 or dose to Rutland. Phone 992· backhoe work; dump trucks '' ' · 9'12-543-4 74B1. and lo~boy5 for hire; will hour .:: ' filf dirt, to soil, lime5tone and , , . COUNJ.i-f store with or without SMALL form for sale, 10% down, grovel. Coli Bob or Roger Jef- : ~ stot\ and acreage . Good loco· owner financed . Monroe Counfers, dov phone m -7089, 1'1: -lion . Call985·3306 ly. W. Va . Phone (304) 772· mght phone 992-3525 or 992- "' • 3102 or (304) 772·= · MODERN country hetme 3 5232. \ 1'1. bedrooms. Iorge 2...3 ocre lot , COUNTRY formlond w1th seclud· EXCAVATING. dozer, backhOe • ' T.P.·Chester water , central air ed woods, water and good or;· and ditcher . Charles R. Hat,:. ~'. conditioning , · 517 .000 . Phone cess in Monroe County , W. Yo. field , Bock 1 Hoe Service, .. ' NEW 3 bedroom, 2 baths, 2 cor garage, ranch 5tyle home in Racine oro. Call Nick lhle , at 9-49 -2890 after 5 c.m. EAST 6 72 .. Fin'IICi"' AAillbll ·NOTICE Phone(61~ ) 667 · 6304 , FARM for sola , 68 acres , 6 room' and both , F A. furnace, full bo5ement , coli 992-2630 or WEST • A K Q 10 6 •AQJ976 +AQ ... "7 3 East-West vulnerable ·. to 28 • K 10 53 +72 ... K 84 •' 9-10-1 mo. TUPPERS Ploms, new 3 bedroom homes , bu1lt-m k1tchens, tiled boths , carpeted w1th ~tlached garage, 1 acre lot. $22,900 ' .• Insulation Semen P1. Plllunt Ph. 675-3469 9:30-5:00 Daily TIIIB:OOO Fridays ~•6· Cagey play traps cl,clarer . • •' Blown VeJvels, nylon prints, herculons, vinyl solido, and laney prints, accessories. For Free Estim.ate or (614) WIN AT BRIDGE BEHOLD A VIPER: 698~3 I I ' FREE SliM T S sires. 667-3876 9'12·3-4~ A WOMAN• • Boxlt-A Rutland, Ohio 45775 Ph. (614)742-1409 . We Deliver 7 -28·~ moo . ne Main Street 9568 SOl S~Ei WOIIoiAr-J: ""· Southeastern Ohio Truss Rafter Co. DIRECT FABRIC SALES financing ond small down pay· ment to bu1 ld a home of your cho1ce lee Construction , l!oV A VOUNI!> •.. mattresses, paddi~. Ideal for campers. Varoe1y of or Phone CA,Pl'AIN EASY I • POLY..f 2 PLACES - MOBILE home for sale or rent, 3 bedrooms, ol ut•lit1es poid . Phone992·775l. ! ,n' NORTH Wlnohltld Rtplacom""t Fret Estimates On BodyWork Expert Paln11ng lnouranco Work Welcome St. Rl . 7 Coolville, Ohio 667 -3127 7-29-1 mo. From 6" to 18" wide .and up 1973 FORO Bronco, outomat1c COAL for sole , $22 pQr ton . Open 302, white spoke wheels. Coli 6 days per week and evenings. TIM8ER, Pomeroy Forest Pro9•9-21c:35::..:·- - - - For lurther mformot ton call ducts. Top pr1ce for standing llil74 DOdge truck , low mileage (61•) 367-7338. - . sawtimber Coli Kent Hanby , Best offer. Phon8-992-7066 SCHOOL sewmg machine, Singer, Bernice Bede Osol For Wodn11day, Sept. 3D, 1178 ARIEB (Morch 21-Aprll 18) It loday and you could buy silly M»RK 1971 lJHONOA Cl -ASO, 12,000 . ' .• :=-.. ...,,., 11'"'' 1!::")' American Auto Sales TRENCHER - ·- -C:- . ~---= For Sa.l.Ano t Saliir--==-:-- -·-.-. ~- P- r•.HZ-1174 POM~!~!v~?,!'!.~. CO. @) - -· '"'I Sl.ll t. lntfaiW Cooking 1'1'1111 a tonllnental Flavor 20r Amerlltn luues Forum 33. 7: »-Hollywood SquarH 3,4; Lers 0..1 Willi (I 6; Ma1ch Game PM 1: MacNtii·Lthrtr 20,33; In !lot Know 10; Wild Kingdom 13; Ntthvllle on !lot Roed TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1976 5:00-Big Valley 3; Merv Griffin 4; Brody Bunch a1 , Mister Rogers 20,33; Star Trell 15. 5:30-Newo 61 Family Affair 8; Electric Company 20,33; lld4m-12 13. 6:00-News 3,4,8,10,13.15; ABC New> 6; Zoom 20; Consumer Experience 33. 6:30-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News13; Andy Gr11111h 6; CBS News 8, 10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; lTV Utilization 33. 7:00-Truth or Consequen<:es 31 To Tell The Truth 4; Bowling for Dollars 6; Lei's Go To The Races I ; News 10; .To Tell The Trulh 13; Family Affair 15; SMITH:NELSON MOTORS, INC. steering and brakes, radlo, llres show little wear, gold finish . Sharp ahd nice. ~~= ~ 1970 8uick fti..,iero , good cond1· ti on , new tires, $900 . Pf1one 742-2796 _ _ 1975 MONTE CARLO , automatic . power steering, poWer brokes , 01r conditioning , AM rodlo ond stereo, rally wheels , wdl.-ell reasonable. Phone 992-7036. ....... ....... bottles. seals un· -9'12-5671. ------~~ - COlLECTORS ports, or complee hOY5eho!ds . 1968 Buick Wtldcat, outomot 1c, broken . Call offer 6 p.m . (30ot) MORNING Stor Hgts. Buy 1 acre Write M 0. Miller, Rt. 4 , 773-5651. pow•r SIMrif't~ ond power tract of lond. Will orronge for . . ~ - - -,.,.-,----,:-;----:c:,~eroy , Otuo . Coli m_.nf;IJ. brok•5, good condtlon . Good AstraGraph sales res1Stance le very low engine, automatic power -~----- OLD furn1ture , 1ce bo~ees, bross beds , woll telephones and 7169. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your v.a TO GO TO WORt<-- ,(, F•llll• -ltllllllllllll Abbott & Sl79S - - 4 month old brown and wh1te Vour mind Is not apt to be on the work at hand today Don't knoc.k over ·your favorite \I&Se while dus1ing car. Television log for easy ·vie~ing WAS ~ =: ,.....-., EXPERIENaD Radiator ..--.. Service Revive the o~''blJ:~~:r: of your FUllSyour own home by Von Schrader dry-foam method. No muss . No fuss . No odor. Use the same day. All work euaranteed. wheel, power windows, nice. nlc~ . ' 1974 CHEVY NOVA4 OOOR r L----,--------;----"------"----~.- ; : Motor Co. QUALITY I'VE W£Rf POOR. WORJ<ING MV WA.Y THROUGH COLLEGE , W ... ~N TI-lE .w>NEV CiAV'& OUT AND I HAD o ..' ~ ' ' Business Services POMEROY, OHIO All Yard Sales. Rummage , Porch and Basement Por ch and Basement Sa l es, etc must be pa id In advance Ge l yours In early by stopping by our Off 1ce at Th e Da il y Sentinel. 111 Court St or writ ing Box 729 , Pomeroy , Oh 1o 45769 Wilh your rem itten ce . toolhpasle. CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) · 1974CHEV.MONTECARLO 54195 Landau, local owner, blk .. blk. vinyl top, blk. bucket swivel seats. radio &!ape, alr P. steer ing & brakeo, tllt ATTN .: II big things won 't irritate your mate today, but the little things will Put the cap back on the ~ POMEROY 2 SIGNS OF ® ALL HOUSEWIVES •-You ·are required to answer lthln 28 days after the last ubl!catlon of notice, which Ill be published once each eek for Sl)( svccesslve weeks, PISCES (Fob. 20-Morch 20) II eginnlng , 1 September, 1976. there's something you need ~ he, lj~~st publication wilt bt done loday. avoid seeking lhe ede on 12 October, 1976, and Hte 28 days tor answer will aid of a lalkati>Je friend who commence on tt,at date . In doesn 'l usually produce Enllsl c;1"4 Qf your falture, or a quiet , dependable q.tJ1erwist. to respond u acquaintance. requjrod by the Ohio Rules ol HUNT'S Pet Shop is now reopening . lcits Of new merchandise of low prices Reopening specials all weekend. J.ust 21/1 miles from Chester on A:oulv NOTICES "-~b-· ~ol. PETE ond Ge,,e s Garage it now in oparot ion Mechanic and body work Nonh Second Slreel in M1ddleport . Formerly Bran· non"s Garage. Phone 992 -.S.tSO o-r coli after 5 p m 992:Jl35 CARD OF THANKS purpose, blJI they may later resent your methods · more or less . efirer1ce : This d~sc_rlptlon Is ken from Mortgage Deed ecords. Meigs County, Oh io, FULLER Brush Products, tt'ie F. t. P. carpet 1wetper, Now on speci al, regular $2~ . 95 now SllillilS Otfer e)lp1res Ocl. 7, 1976. Phone 992 -3410 wor d OM' today, you may stretch a lew 7.3 THE RACIN£ f: ire Deportment w1lt !love o gun shoot Saturday o t 6 30 p.m. ot th~ ir building in BoJhon For Want Ad Service S cents Auto s.le!r Autus.I4!8 Notif'ce: ~nv ounty, Ohio : then" east ba~JI 11 67 feet to the place of efthn}ng, containing I correc •ions accepleCI first Clay of publication REGULATIONS Th E> Publlsher reserves he . '' r -----------~--------------------------------------~~--------~'~}: ' '• •• BP!or• Plaintiff, vs . The Unknown Spouse,. Heirs, Devisees. Legatees, • j tJ IHKK FZRQ I (A.werl ••••••• , PQHUWOV IHKK. -CQZTUQJ Jumbl,., SOAPY BRAND FATNOiol A....._ .., '""" Yesterday's Cryptoquote: THE LEADER IS A STIMULUS, Yetterd•r"• . ""'""" Tlo•p ro...d •• dormlnlhtir rultr-"MONAACH" BUT HE IS AI.SO A RESPONSE .- EDUARD C. UNDEMAN i() 1976 KJna Featurf's Syndlc•h. In c. ) f?E1 "EMBER HOW 015COORA6ED I USED TO 6ET A600T SCHOOl? AT THE ''ACE OBEDIENCE SCHOOl ' niE'( DON'TLET . L(()V GET DISCOURAGED. .. EVER'f TIME 't'OU DO SOMETHING RIM 1)16'{ PAT '{OIJ ON IIEAD! �10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Tuesday, sept. 28, 19'16 News •• in Briefs (Continued from page I ) wlll!t we had antici)ll1t•d and wh~t we feel they can pay by rearranging their priorities." said Keith umgdon, chief negotiators for the teachers. School Supt. Richard Jor!lan said the board's legal counsel had been notifted of the teachers' decision . The East Uverpool Teachers Association, which represents the teachers who have been on strike since Sept. 20, also said II would Ignore a court order to return to work which was Issued by Columbiana County Common Pleas Court Judge J. Warren Bettis. WNOON - THE BRITISH POUNO - battered and friendless - slumped nearly three .cents today, failing to another reccrd low of just under $1.66. The decline to $1.6590 against the dollar reflected contl~ued lack of confidence in the economy. . The new level was six cents Jess than a week ago and 12 cents less than at the beginning of September. The pound edged back up to $1.6670 after a tough speech by Prime Minister James Callaghan at the ruling Laber party oonference in Blackpool in which he said Britain rr1ust ' 1get back into balance" to solve Its economic ills. YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO - SAFETY FORCES struck late Monday .night leaving tllis nortlleastern Ohio city of nearly 140,000 persons virtually without pollee and lire protection , Four picketing police officers were injured when run down by a police cruiser. About 240 of the city's 283 policemen and 2M of the 260 firemen walked off the job when negotiations on a new contract broke down. Otller city service unions said they would honor the picket lines: ~lice officials who were hit by the cruiser were picketing outside a downtown police garage about midnight when tile vehicle was backed out of the·building:WASiiiNGTON - SOME THREADS MAY HAVE come unraVeled, but tile State 0e)ll1rtment insists the agreement put togetller during Secretary of State Henry Kissinger 's African shuttle remains essentially intact. Undersecretary Willian\ D. Rogers, Kissinger's chief deputy during the negotiations, told a news conference Monday "the African presidents have accepted tile overaU package ... IIley expressed gratitude for tile U. S. efforts and they have stressed to us that tile matter is "on track." ~ss than 24 hours earlier tile presidents of the five African "front· line .states" supporting t)le fight against Rhodesia issued a statement in Lusaka, which semed to reject the Anglo· American plan negotiated by Kissil'l8er. OOLUMBUS - STATE PUBUCWELFARE DIRECTOR Kwigyir Aggrey has announced the temporary suspension of propased cuts and other changes in Ohio's Medicaid program. Scheduled to go into effect Oct. 1 were a 12 per cent reduction in nursing home payments and outpatient payments Ill hospitals, limitations or horne visits by physicians, prior authorization requirements in a nwnber of optional programs, sueh as dental, vision and podiatry care, plus a requirement for ~Jll1yment by recipients in some programs. Vetei'UI Memorial Hospllal AOMITTEQ Sigle Chafin, Rutland; Thelma Grueser, Pomeroy; Hernian Warner, Pomeroy; Glenna Little, Middleport; Barbara Smith, Middleport; Elsie Wbite, Long Bottom; Wilma Rlsgs, Racine; Robert Vinton; Roy Knotts, Budlanan, Pomeroy; Mary Crullubanka, Middleport. OISCHARGEO - Hilda MEIGS ntEATRE a.osm FOR VACATION WAltH FOR OPENING DATE Frederick, Clara Lavender, . Marion Hayes, Sharon Crouch, Susan Laudennilt, Eari·Cieland. Holzer ~edkal Cenler (Diacbarcee, Sepl. %7) Judy A. Bennett, Mrs. Roy Blackburn and daugbter, BettY J. Claypoole, Myrtle Conway, Martha Elkins, Emma Farney; Edith Grubb, Bonnie Hamilton, VIckie Herald, Mrs. Jacob Hively and daughter, Mrs. Robert Kilgore and daugbter, WilHam Lewis, George Malone, Michael McGuire, Roy McManis, William Reed, Mrs. Richard Rose and daughter, Sherr I Sands, Nelson Seymoure, Leeman Shepherd, Oma Stover', Mrs. Jolm Thomas and daughter, August Trapp, Justin willialll8. Dowler, Monis (Continued from page I ) 14,973. Ha rrison. D., 12,096, 636, 12,132. Hart , Cecelia , 7,140, 7, 140. Hart; Eric, 14.280, 2,856, 17,136. Haynes. D.. 9,744, 9,744. Hollman. B., 12.096, 500. 11,596 . ~ Hol comb , E.. 14,280, 4,759.98, 19,039.98. 5.600. Holter, Roy. 1,866.66, 7,41>6 .66. Hoover , Martha , 12,096. 12.096. Horky , Betsy. 14 1280. 14,280. Horton , P.. 11,046, 11 ,046. Hughes, Vitkl. 9,912, 318, 10,230. Hunt, Paige, 9,408. 9,408. Hunt , Randy, 10,0M, 1,597, 11.677. Husted, M.. 12,936, 12,936. Hysell , M., 11.046, 11;046. Kennedy, L. , 12.936. 12,936. Kessln~er, D.. 13,860. 13,860. . Knapp, M., 10,752, 10,752. Kraeuter, L .. 14,280, 1,586.66, 15,866.66. . Walker. G.. 12.096. 12.096. Walker. K .. 9.156, 318, ~.474 . Weber . D., 9, 156, 9.156. Webster, A., 12,936, 12,936. While. L. , 12,096, 12,096. Wl1 1te. N.. 11,760, 11,760. Whitley. w.. 12,096, 12,096. Whitt, P., 8,400, 8.400. Wiley , M., 12,096, 12,096. Wilfong, M., 9,072, 9,072. Wilson, B., 8.400, 795, 9,19S. Wilson , R., 14,280, 14,280. Wolfe . D., 12.936, 795, 13.731. Wolfe, C.. 11,802, 11,802. Woodard. 14,280, 14.280. Yonker, L..D., 11.088, 11,08&. Young. Earl , 14,280, 600, 14,880. Young. Mae. 14.280, 400, 14 680 . 'Htli. J.. 8,400, 8,400. McCall. Greg Title Coor., 9,100, Page· St. ~provement depends on PW grant Middleport VIllage Council , in regular session Monday nightap])fj)vedaresolution to apply for a grant under the new Public Works Bill, hopefully to improve and repair Page St. Mayor Fred Hoffman dl scose 1 d. tha t couny 1 Engineer Wesley Buehl. and he attended a meeting in Martetta Monday to learn . how to apply for grants under tile new bill and tbat Buehl and he would work lol!ether on fUing Mlddle~rt's a~ plication. Surveying was done on the Page St. improvement and easements secured but State Issue I funds left on hand, about f72,000, are Inadequate to provide for the im· provement. Mayor Hoffman said the village would lrnow by Nov. 15 whether the application for help is approved. Council agreed to advertise for bids on gasoline at the earliest possible time, hopefully at a lesser price than the town is now paying. Clerk-Treasurer Gene Grate said the village spent Morris reported roofs of tile junior high, • Bradbury, Rutland gymnasium and.high · schoot ·need repair. Patching work cost was set at apKrawsczy n. J .. 9,408, proltimately $3,~ and it was 39750, 9,805.50. reported that. the high school Lear. L. , 10,080, 10,080. Leonard, B.. 12,096, 12,096. roof is in "terrible" condition Lisle. J., .t2,600. 1,890, and · will need extensive 14.490. repair. Logan, B.. 12,0'16, 12,096. The board will meet at6:30 -logan, R.. 10.080. 3.830, p.m. on tile evening prior to 13,910. tile next regular session and May, D.. 8,736, 8,736. McCall , G., 6,300, 1.890, will go on tile high school roof 8,190. . McCoy, Celia, 9,072. "318, to examine tile condition of that roof. The extensive 9,390. McManus, Linda, 10,080. repair work is expected to 10~ 080. run into thousands of dollars Meadows, 1., 14,280, 14,280 on the relative new structure. Meoer, R., 12,180, 12,180. · M _,_ . !so ... · ed Miller, M.. 12,096, 12,096. Om• was a auwrunz Mora , J. , 14,280. 4,998, to arrange for Columbia 19,278. Heating and Ventllating to Morr is, R.. 1080, 4,998, put the coal furnaces of tile MASON BOWLING CENTER 19,2~8 . s c t a d Woclnesday Afternoon Morrison, s.. 12.096. 12,096. a 1em . . en er n_ Women's Bowling League Mumm·ey, c., 8,400, 8.400. Harnsonv11le Schools In U-man teams! Naas ; Winifred , 12,096. repair. The cost is expected September 1. 1976 12,096. to run $9,ioo. It was agreed to Wl Newfeld, Teresa , 9 ' 156 ' advertise for bids on sealing Latecomers 6 2 9 Misfits ,6 2 ' ~ba. L.. 8,400, 8,400. the parking lot at tile high 6 2 Ohlinger . C., 9,408, 9.408. school and thiS work is ex· Gutterdusters Rookies 4 4 Ohlinger. D., 8,400, 8,400. peeled to be done before cold Globetrotters 4 4 1 1 Team 2 2 6 g:~:~: ~·:. f4~~6. ~:~~: 1weJredtber,;. 000 1befboardthetransUpredictables 2 6 15,552. er ..,, rom per· Allunders 2 6 Page, 0 ., 12,936. 12.936. manent improvement fund to High Team 3 games Perrin, G., 9,408, 9,4QII. tile improvement of sites U.tecomers 1215; Team No.2 13 ·860· 13•860 · fund This amount will be 1209, Posten. V., Misf its 1168. Powell, M., 12,096, 12,096. · . High Team game Pratt'. E., 12,936, 12,036. used for seeding and soding Latecomer$ 436, U.fecomers Pryor, T., 11 .~. 11 ,046. the alhletic complex which 429, l'eam No. 2 415. Redov lan. T., 14,280. 954, has been underway In High Ind. Jgames - Nancy 15 3 4~1 , Jenny ·~ _;;ce, c.. 8,736. 8,736. development at the bigb Neutzllng Rice , M.. 9,534, 9.534. school for quite some time. Carpenter 429, Jane Tennant Rinaldi , c., 11,760, 318. The board gave a sup- ·~High Ind. game - Nancy. 12.078. plemental contract Ill Jolm Neut~ling 196 , Jenny Roberts. F., 12,936, 1,437 .33, Arnott Pomeroy Elementary Carpenter 179 , · Nancy 14' 373. 33 . School., to head the· safety Neutzl ing 165. Rose , M.• 10,080, 10.080. ' Split Conversions: Mary Roseberry , R.. ii,088, patrol there and to Michael Burton 3-7 ; Nancy Neutzling 11.088. Wolford as a freshman 5·7. Roush, D.• 9,408, 9.408 . .u alhlettc ·coach. Jenhifer Hill Rugg les. D.• 9,144, 9,7 . named to teach the third Septembtr 8, 1t76 Saelens, C.. 12.096, 12,096. was w L Shaver. J .. ~.on. JIB. 9,390. grade at the Middleport ~ Latecomers 14 2 Shutlz, B., 8,736, 8,736. Elementary Scbool replacing Misfits 12 4 Slavin, J., 11 ,<24, 11,424. tile late Mrs Julia McComas Rookies 12 4 Slavin, R., 14,280, 14,280. Ad 1. ' s d d. Team No . 2 10 6 Slawter, B., 11,.424, 11,424. a me now en an Globetrotters 6 10 Smith, c.. 11.760. 11,760. ·Rebecca Tannehill were Gutter dusters 6 10 Smith, D.. 12.0~6. 12,096. named kindergarten aides Allunders 2 14 Smith, H., 12.936. 1,437.33. with Mrs. Tannebill to be In 14,373.33. p and ..._ otbe ' •d Sprague, G., 8,778, 8,778. omeroy w"' r a1 e Sptague. E., 12.~36. 12,936. at Middleport. Jeannie Stivers, D.. 12,096, 12,096. Slawter wu added to the Story , R.. 17.096. 12.096. substitute teachers' list Tate, R., ~ ,744. 9,744. A d' b. d Taylor, F., 13,440, 5,145. tten mg were oar 18,585. members Jennifer Sheets, Teator~. M.. 8,400, 8,400. Wendell Hoover, Or. Keitll Thomas, J .. 12.096. 12,096. Riggs, Virgil King and . i~·r~:;~· ~ -: ~i~r:Kt~r.936. Robert Snowden; Oan Morris Vail , J., 9,534, 397.50, and· Dowler, Principal Bob · 9,9Jt.SC. Morris, Clerk-treasurer Jolm Bumpass, Victoria, 10,290, Triplett and Oavid Bowen, 10 ':nnarl, M.. 14.280. 954. president of tile Meigs Local 15,234. Teachers Assn. f7,85U4 tn 197~ for gaaollne, bout $1000 f 1974 up a , rom · . Mllce Zirkle asked tllat council consider cbangin~ Front St. to a one-way street. He said the street Ia too . narrow in places for can to puss, and It Is poorly lighted at ·~· corner of Front and w~ Hamilton. Sta., creating a huard . He complimented Police Chief J. J . Cremeans and tbe pollee department. Mayor Hoffman said making Front St. one way ·. wuuld be a problem beca~ · Second and Third Sts., already are one-way. It was pointed out at the C. and 0 . Railroad pays for the street lighting on Front St. However, the mayor said he will contact the railroad about Zirkle's request for a ~;~~ercury vapor light at the Front and Hamilton St., corner. Chief Cremeans suggested that speed on Front St. be reduced· from 35 to 15. The mayor said tile reduction would have to be approved by tile State. The one-way street question was referred to the counell memben Y1111111 ,_ Gme 111c1 be bU . belli advlled 117 the Me!CJ Coalil7 Budcllt Comml•oa tblt tile local &ovemmflllt liiOIIIY for Middleport in 11'n will be S17,16UO, clertved from tile ltatellleltu. • Councilman William atreet committee. Grate read a letter from the Walter~ . aba~ from Meigs County Commllllonen v~ on the to 114••klng village offlclall vertlle lor guoline for a to produce by Oct. 22 a . period of one year, other list of projects they would like councllmal votinl ye1. to ~~ee carried out In to1111, In Council diiCIIIIed lltterlaf order of priority. Ma,or by jwllor blgluchoolltudlntl Hoffman aaked council to on short Fourth St., drain bring In sugcest10111 at tbe water from 1 garqe root • next meeting . The In· callllnl holel in an allef, fo!1IIIIIion Ia needed to update street Ughte being bidden by the Meigs CoiiiiiY overall trees, the parkin& of two economic development plan achool buaea on Gravel HlU, 110 that the county will reinain and cab rates. Counclbnan eligible for Ec011omlc . Allen Lee King lilt ·rttel,, Development AdmlniBtralion the same aa In ef· feet . on Jan. 27, 1875, gra,.... .... CollllCII passed a moti011 are posted In all caba stating tbat It does not object and tbat any deviation from to the request of Charles them is Illegal. Humphrey on the transfer Of Others attending the the Martin Restaurant liquor meeting were councilman license to the LaSalle Hotel's, . George Meinhart, Marvin "Good Time Lounge." Kelly and Carl Horky. High Ind. Series - Nellene Pethtel 493. Marie Petry, 459, Jenny Carpenter 445. High Ind. Game - Jennv' Nellene .. September 15. m'w· (. Latecomers 20 4 Misfits 20 4 Rookies 14 10 Team 2 12 12 Giobelyrotters 10 14 Guflerdusters 10 14 Allunders 8 16 Unpredldables • 2 22 High team series Latecomers 1257, Rookies 1236, Misfits 1218. · · Hloh Team game - Misfits 446, Latecomers 431 , Rookies 426. High Ind. SEries - Nancy Nelson 491 , Sandy Grimm 445. Nelene Pethte 441 . High Ind . Game - Nancy Nelson 172. Nancy Nelson 167, Diana Pyatt 161. Split Conversion - Nelson 2-7-10. ...and we have a safe deposit box for your something spec:ial! It's wise to protect your valuables from theft, ever you want them .. Drop in today and ask Sizes from the smallest to extra large- all fine qual.lly. · "'-'':-~ Makers such as Lee . Carhartt ... Blue Bell · King Hole . Hanes and many. many others, By Uolted l'rellslatematlntll DAR ES SALAAM; TANZANIA - PRESIDENT Julius Nye~ says MEN'S & I)YS' DEPT. .- ON ELBERfEI OS 1ST R.OOR NASHVILLE, TENN.- FORMER U.S. SEN. Sam Ervin, •chairman of the Senate Watergate investigation, said Tuesday President Ford's lies to Watergate should be diBcu8sed during the electlm because "he's got a lot to answer for." The retired ll().year-old Democrat from NOrth Carolina said when Ford stUI waa in Congress he helped stan a House investigation Into piiislble corruplion. He said Ford also trupported Prealdent Rlcha~lxon'sclalma of Innocence, lhen pardoned tbe disgraced president. "I just tJtlnk he's got a lot to answer for," Ervin told a news conference prior to a speaking engagement at Vanderbilt University. BEIRUT,· LEBANON _ SYRIAN ANO rightist troops today renewed their three-pronged attack on tile mounlain defi!IISel of Palestinian and leftist focces, but the Palestinians claimed tbey had s!O'lfed the advance and inflicted "enonnous caiu&lliea." • Palestine Llberat1011 Organlzatloo leader Yasaer Arafat appealed to Arab beada of state for ''lllmledlate intervention to stop a ma111cre." The Initial attack, launched by armored unlla at dawn Tuesday, slackened briefly Tuesday night foUowlng a propo681 foc a csae.fire, but raged on today with heavy abeUing on tile mountain front. QUINCY, ILL. - FIVE BOMBINGS, ~incy Monday night and Tuesday, during a visit by Republican vice presidential candidate Robert Dole. Rep. Paul Findley, R-ID., ulled the ·FBI to Investigate the blasts. "I am appalled and shocked at the bombings that have occurred and I have sant an urgent message to FBI Director Clarence KeUey ... I uri!e you bmnediately to send a team of FBI investlgtora ..." Findley safd Tueeday. Secret Service agents and local authcrltles118id they did not know who planted the dynamite expiOIIves but said there was no evidence to link the bombs witb Dole's overnight visit. WALK-UP TELLER WINDOW AND AUTO TELLER WINDOW OPEN FRI. EVENINGSS To 7 P.M• . ·f lltbens ,aHonal 1\k '""AT I FOIL-FACED FIBERGLASS KRAFT . BATTS KRAFT FAcED ROLLS Provide an excellent Vapor Barrier and added Reflective Thermal Value when properly installed. Install In a jiffy. Just press in between rafters and your finished. 6" x 15" x 48" Covers 50 Sq. Ft. R-19 Wide stapling flange for easy installation. Handy plastic handle for carrying. 3'h" x 1 5" x 56' Covers 70 Sq. Ft. R-11 Visit oJr Salad Bar lasagna Vegetable Hot Rolls MIDDlEPORT, OHIO llltllltlr ,_. Deposit Insurance 'Corporation DIPOIITIINSURID TO '40.000._.. \ Coffee, Tea or Milk WHicH killed an Army bomb expert and seriously injured another man, rocked Special PIT TSIUitGh black African leaders want black majQrlty rule In Rhodesia lil•''four tom weeka"-not ~wo years. The U.S.· negotiated plan ouWned by Rhodeilan Prime Minister Ian Smith Jut week calls for !he transfer of power from whites to . · blacks witllin two years. "The British and the Americans bave a tendency to talk about majority rule ln two years cr so," Nyerere said Tuesday. "We are talking about majority .rule In four to six weeka, when, !Yitlt the foi'inatlol).p( an intertm governm~t. hie powers of the govenunent 'Of Rbodeaili Will be pllilsed to the majority." The . Ob~UIIIS by Nyerere and four olher key black African .presldenla have cast doubts 111 IJie future of the majority rule • plan iletJotlated by Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. I"ASHINC>TON-PUSHING BACK tile record of man in Alaska and Canada, a C8nadtan scientist has fo.und a human jaw bone lhat may be at least 20,000 years old and bone-tools dated up to 29,000 years old. The humans apparently were deaceildanll of Asians tbat migrated to the New World across the now.Qibmerged land bridge between Siberia and Alaska. , Or. William Irving of the University of Toronto said the jaw and the artila~ were found lhis summer along the Old Crow River in Yukon Territory. The jaw bad a single tooth, i molar, aild the animal bones had been fashioned into caritpalte implemehll. "II shows tbat man was present in that part of North America at least 20,000 years ago with a .teclmology not understood," Ir~ said. Wayne, and Wahama in Cla8s A; and Jackson, Barboursbille, Harrlcane, Huntington High, Wirt County, Ripley, Meigs, and Ravenswood in claas B, Meigs Marauders Marcbing Band took first place In tile clus B division with a total of 266 points. The best majorette corps chosen were Wayne clus A and H~ llleh In claas B; top field, commanders were Richwood, class A, and Meigs class B. "THE FRIENDLY BANK" Over liO Metga Countlans attended , a $2k-plate RepUblican breakfast held in Pomeroy Wednesday morning at which Ohio's Gov. James Rhodes was the honored guest. Proceecla of the event at the Meigs Inn are fer Merrll Triplett, Republican candidate for representative to tile Ohio Legislature. Above, front row, I to r, are Larry Spencer, Meigs Clerk of Courts; Eleanor Robson, county recorder.; Robert C..Hartenbach, aheriff; Warden Ours, commissloner; Wesley Buehl, county engineer; !Uchard POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK co.· Plus iax THE MEIGS INN The Friendly Ones Jones, candidate for county cornml.!alooer; back row, I to r, Leslie F. Fultz, clllllnnan of the Meigs County Republican Executive Committee; Rick Crow, prosecuting attorney candidate; Gecrge Collins, county treasurer; Gov. Rhodes, MerrU Triplett, Howard Frank, county auditor, and Don Coilina, who helped plan Wednesday's event. Between the two rows, near Gov. Rhodes, is Mrs. Pearl Welker wbo8e husband, Ralph Welker, was a former state representative. · • ' ABOVE, RIGHT, Attorney Fred W. Brow, left, and Common Pleas Judge John C. Bacon, right, chatted with Gov. Rhodes and Merrll Triplett. BEWW, lEFT, Gov. Rhodes joined Mrs. Pearl Welker and MerrU Triplett at breakfast at the Meigs Inn. Mrs. Wel~er's husband, Ralph, former state representative, unable to atoond, sent a letter of endorsement for Triplett. • enttne ,. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1976 PO M£ROY·MIDDLEPORT, OH 10 Brief shift to black power wanted THE INN PLACE Wednesday Night about our low rental rates. Over 60 Meigs County Republicans dine with Governor Rhodes Get ready now for cold winter days to come. - See our fine work clothes selection. Pants · Shirts . Jackets · Dungarees · Work Socks - Belts - Gloves. Complete selection . of Carha rtt Brown Duck Work Clothes· Thermal Underwear . Nancy . ' VOL XXVIII NO. 115 box. You can rest assured that those papers be secure in our vault- and available when- • at y fire or disaster with a low-cost safe deposit or items that are very special to you will always . ' White Falcon band best of day MASON, W. Va.-The Wahama White Falcon Marching Band took top honors • at the ·Point Pleasant Bicenteniliat Band· A·Rama on Saturday af. ternoon at the Sanders Memorial Stadium. With a total of 283 points out of a possible 300, they won first place in the class A division, plus tile best overall band of the day. The 14 bands competing in the festival were Spencer, Hamlin, Richwood, Oak Hill, ~ RK EAR Latecomers 478, Latecomers 468, Rookies 453. 207, .'.• MEN'S 2 14 High Team Series Latecomers 1334, Misfits 1253, Rook ies 1217. Team High Game - Pethtel 206, Jane Tennant ·186. Split Conversions: Nancy Nelson 5-10. • ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . Un~red lctables \..arpenter .. Councilmu Jamea Bi ••• abllalned wtlb tile otber rm THE DEPARTMENT STORE OF BUILDING SINCE 1915 , I SPRINGFIELD, OHIO- REPUBLICAN vice presidential candidate RObert Dole, who jokes about almolt everything, had a few quipl1bout the timing of his debate with DemocraUc counterpart Walter M'oodale. The dat.te will be held Friday night, Oct. 15 at a yet to be datei'rnined lite. "Every high lchool football team in America will be playing," be said. "We better maybe have it at halftime. Somellody 1111)' tune In," be predicted. "Our rllatlv11, our frilnda - our credltan." CINCINNATI- THE CROSSTOWN BUSING of mere than 16,000 ltudantlll 1 CCIII of f7l mllllllt the flnlt year would be ~If NAACP p1dallnes for delqregatlq Oeveland'~ pabllc! ICboolall't Jlllt Into effect, according to I brief fUed In the U. S. poart of Appeals, 8th I>illrlct, 117 lawyel'l for the IIChool bolrd. • Dr. Paul W. Brf8p, Cleveland ICbooll superintendent, llld ii,IIM jllllior 111111 eenll1r ltlgb younpters would have to be bald aa.lhe city ...... of ltouiJw paUertll In the city. 'Ibey would Include 13,012 blacks lltd 11,892 wllltea. A capital Cattlnued 011 Jill• 14 •• By'7ACQUE8 CLAFIN SALISBURY, Rhodesia ( UPl) - Prime Minister Ian Smith says be Ia "anxious to proceed" toward black majority rule and has invited a top British diplomat to help resolve ·the growing dispute between Rhodesia and black African leaders over setting up an interim goverrunent. In tile latest snag in the U.S .negotiated plan, Tanzanian President Julius Nyerere said Tuesday b!ack, leaders eXP,CCt majority rule Mississippi dam wins Senate nod WASHINGTON- The new Gallipolis Lock and Oam project on the Ohio River in Gallla County lost In a contest Tuesday with Dam No. 26 on the Mississippi River. Sen. James Randolph, chairman of the Senate Committee on Public Worka, which recommend!!~! the Ohio River project, said the Senate deleted a provision from the Waler Resources Develop. ment Act of 1976 which autllorlzed a new lock at Gallipolis Lock and Dam. The provlalon had bee!) recom· mended to the senate to complete the modernization of the Ohio River navigation system through the more efficient flow of cargo on the river. • "The provision was deleted Hamilton to coach Legion 9 ·in order to reach · an ac· in ''four to six weeks" while But Undersecretary of Smith had spo~en earlier in Slate for Economic Affairs tertll5 of two years. · Wllllam Roge,rs said in "We are talking about Washington Monday that majority rule ln four to six wlll!t Smilh depicted as an weeks, when, witll the forma. agreement was only a lion · of an · interim · Rhodesian negotiating government, the powers of position. tile goverrunent of Rhodesia In response, Smith's office will be passed to the virtually ac;cused the United majocity," Nyerere said in .Slates Tuesday of acting in Dar es Salaam. bad failh, saying the U.S. The complications began government . had assured surfacing Sunday when Smith the plan had received Nyerere and· tile four other black Africa's approval presidents of "front-line" befcre he ouUined it to the black states rejected Smith's . nation Friday . ouUine !Or setting up the As Smitb quoted it, tile plan transitional government. calls for an interim Smith had said tile plan was govenunent headed by a mapped out by Secretary of council of state that is evenly State Henry Kissinger, chief divided between whites and negotiator in ·the blacks and chaired by a agreement. commodation to provide needed water ·resource projects for other areas of the country," Randolph said. "The Gallipolis project Is not controversial. However, it was related specifically to the replacement of Jock and dam No. 26 on the Mississippi River. It was agreed by the committee to delete all navigation projects from tile bill in order that the senate t.!eigs Countians will have could authorize essential an opportunity to secure tll.e waler resource projects this · swine flu vaccination in year," the senator said. October through the Meigs During debate on the County Department of Heallh provision, Senator Mike or their personal physician. Gravel (D·Alaska), chair· The heallh department will man of the subcommittee on set up several public clinics, water resources, together the dates and location of with Senator Randolph, ·which will be announced stated tbat the committee later. Special plans, however, intends to, "Expeditiously caU for taking care of the consider lock.and dam No. 26 . senior citizens, over 60, and and related navigation tile high risk group during the projec's at the earliest period of one week' which will possible time the new ~th la]lle frclm tile lime vac:i:iDe Congress convenes In January. white. Its prime responsi· bility would be overseeing the drafting of a majority rule constitution to take effect within two years. The council also would appoint a council of ministers, mostly blacks and with a black chainnan, to run day-to-day affairs. But the ministers of defense and law and order would be whites. Nyerere, however, caUed such an arrangement unacceptable, saying it would in effect conlinue the present white government under the guise of a black majority, To break the deadlock, Smith called on Ted Rowlands Britain's secretary of state for foreign and commonwealth affairs - to meet witll him to "clear up any confusion tllllt may have arisen." "! am anxious to proceed as soon as possible wilh discussions \vlth African leaders with a view to setting up the interim government in terms of the agreement reached (wilh Kissinger) on September 19," be told Rowlands ln a cable. Rowlands currently is in neighboring Botswana lor that country's lOth anniversary celebrations. Despite the latest developments, KI$Singer said Tuesday In Washington tbat he believes negotiations will move rapidly toward setting up · · a . constitutional . conference. Vaccination policy reviewed • is delivered to the health . since tile 1920s. department until the clinics are set. Meantime, the health department will be issuing statements to infonn the publlc on the swine flu and the victoria flu vaccines. Following is the first statement: · Swine flu caused an out· break of several hundred cases at Ft. Dlx, New Jersey, early in 1976. Before then swine flu had not caused outbreaka amon& people With the vast majority of 'Americans being susceptible to swine flu, it Ia possible that there could be an epidemic this winter. No one can say for sure. However, if an epidemic were to break out, mllllons of people could get sick. Therefore, a special swine flu vaccine has been prepared and tested which should protect most people who receive it. Certain people, such as tboae witb chronic medical ' BLOOO NEEDED Monday, Oct. 11, Is Bloodmobile Day ID Meigs County. It will be held at lhe Pomeroy Elemenlary Sebool from 1 to I p.m. All types of blood are needed. There Is a shortage of negative types. Everyone wbo can doute Ia urged to come a,nytlme ID tbe If· ternoon. Charlie HamUton has been named coach of the American Legion Baseball team ~uc­ ceedlng George Nesselroad who lllls been coach the last eight years. The American Legion team Ia composed of outstanding baseball players from Meigs and Gall)a Counties itnder :::::::::1::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: age 19. Hamilton, the third coach in the team's 10 year history, • • has served as Nesselroad's assistant the past two years. Former big leaguer Mel Clark was tile team's first coach. ' Hamilton said his goals for Interested persons meet~ tile team will -be winning, . Monday evening at Pomeroygood sportsmanship, and city ball decided to from 1 giving as many boys as Community Improvement . pollllble tile opportunity to · Corporation. play. A spokearnan, Or. Harold Jim Soulsby will again Brown, said elected ton serve as busineu mana~r of .offlclall, plain "interealed" the team. Gene Mitch and citizens, and civic leaden Homer Smith have been di&CU$Sed conditions ill named assistant . coaches. Pomeroy, Serving on the baseball A first meeting of the commlsalon from Orew group, expected to lead to Webster Pollt 39 American fonnalion of the corporation Legion are Nesaelroad, Blillth has been set for Wednesday, and Soullby. From Fenney . Oct. 6 at 7 p.m. in city ball. BenneU Post 128 are Or. Per110111 willing to par· Clyde Ingels and, Norm ticlpate in such a project are VanMatre. urged to attend. Improvement ~ Rll¢l0 -~.~ l\ 11.N \~l:.i ' :, . (AN lt~l~ !' 0l VE~ A (.HAN(J corporatwn zs being planned . ' GOVERNOR PlCKETED- Gov. Jmnei Rhodes and b1a party were picketed at the Meigs Inn at a ~ a plate breakfast Wednesday morning and at Powell's Super Vatu parking 'tot where he went to meet the publid0Uowing breakfast. These some 25 pickets represent the Meigs Chapter of tile Ohio Association for Menially Retarded and appeared to empllllsize tile state law which states tllat tile county commissloners shall provide funds for training the mentally retarded while the Meigs County Commissioners have indicated they do not have the funds. Some 40 Meigs County retarded persons are not receiving training this school year as a re~~ult of the situation. problems and the elderly, need annual protection against flu. Therefore, besides protection against swine flu, they also need protection against another type of flu (Victoria flu) tbat was around last winter and could occur again this winter. A separate va.ccine has been prepared to give them protection against both types of flu. These vaccines have been field tested and shown to produce very few side effects. Some people who receive the vaccine had fever an• soreness during the first da or two after vaccinatior. These tests and )ll1st ex· perience with other flu vaccines indicate that anything more severe tban this would he highly unlikely. Many people ask questions about flu vaccination during pregnancy . An advisory committee of the Public Health Service examined this question and reported tllllt "there are no data specifcally to contraindicate vaccination with the available killed virus vaccine In pregnancy . Women who are pregnant should be considered as having essentially. tile same balance of benefits and risks regarding influenza vac· cination and influenza as tile general population." As indicated, some in· dividuals will develop fever and soreness after vac· cination. If you have more severe symptoms or if you have fever which lasts longer tllan a couple of days after vaccination, consult your doctor or a health worker wherever you receive medical care. While there is no reason to espect more serious reactions to this flu vaccinati011, persons who believe tbat they have been Injured 117 this vaccination may have a claim. The Congress recently (Cattlnuell1on page 2) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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