https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/96a22836ad7cab52284e5c92052c8ace.pdf 24ae3c48e5718b16a802702ea4af2886 PDF Text Text 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) �~----~------------~ : Z- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-PomerOy, 0., Wedneldly, Sepl 211,1976 GOP strategists worry over small town vote Aides say Democratic candidate Jimmy carter- at WASHINGTON (UPI) llle time of the poll two weeks Republican presidential ago was ahowlng candldatlll 111t111Uy !ret over unexpected 1trength In dliet and delight In towns. Amerlca'aiiiDalltowna. Not th!J year. President Ford's polltkal aides are , Ford worlred In the White WCI'rled about the IIDill tGwn HOU$e today, and planned no trlpi uniU next week when, vole. while Qying to debate Carter The President's men. smile OVrl: repcrl$ frool such ltadi- In San Franclaco Oct. 6, he tlcml Democratic bastions II! also will campaign on the Chicago, where public West Coast and, probably, In Opinion polls sbow Ford Teua. Hla schedule .OO.y called actlially leading Jimmy fcr recelvlnf! Italian Foreign Carter In IOI'lle sections of the Mlnlater Arhaldo Forlartl and metropolis, signing (at 11«111 EDT) a bill But It Is the midland tGwns to ~y $50,000 to the heln ol of benreen ·a.ooo and 10,000 any pollee officer slain In the pe1110111thal catllle& ~ fret. is, JUaWID B. GROWALD line of drity. Ford's pollllcal aides privately cited theae reuooJ fer the apparent llbift to Carter In traditionally Republlcan areas: A tradililllal small town diallke ol the big city. And Jimmy Carter'ahllnetown of Plains, Ga., is a classic one~orse town that small towriers can feel kinship witll. Ford, on the other !wrd. may not be Identified as a big cityfellerbutbecertainlylsa man of Wuhlngton. Carter, like Republican Ronald Reagan, made much In the primaries of the terrible awful ways of Washlnglun. leas lhan They were auccesa(ul ~ DANJLOFF would object tG the formal admlnlstratl<lo has el(erciaed WASHINGTON (UP!) ~ appOOIIInent of Senate con- itt moral leadership In this Under tllrat of a new oil ferees to work out area." Recent repcrll frun the fllllJrqo, llle admlnlatratloo ccmprrmlae legillalklll on an IJ fighting one move In export administration act Miltlle East indicated an CaJanosa to kill a proposed which would strengthen embargo may yet occur, the Saudi • m11llon sale of ml"'iles to current 111e111tn11 to co~mler allhoash Saucl Arabia' and another to the Arab boycott ol firma govenment !naje!ed it had made no llllCh pima. . IIInrt the Arab boycott ol dealing with Isrlel. l'srael. Formal approval of ''There is • bl& gamut ol There were lllese develop- .c o n fe r e es . r e q u I r es decllloDI bet'!l'een an embargo and oil price rlaes,'' menta, In quid. sucmslo:n, lliiiiDitno!ll Clllaelll. oru-tay In the Senate: An "Informal" House- whicb could be imti:ed by - Secrelary of Slate Henry Senate cudtr a.:e reached Saudi Arabia, !l1nl. .l!!l' told A. KIAIDger succenfully agreement Cll the biD, but reporters as be left bis pleaded wllb the Senate To,.er remained adamant meeting with the foreign Forel&n Relations Cunmittee tbal be woUld block the ::::::::;:::~:::::x:~::::::~::::::~~~::~::::::~~~::;;~: to recooalder Ita U vote 111 leglllatllll by objecting to aiORU!I PB11F01111S Friday diiiJipOiing the u1e fcrmallzlng tbeir aelllll. 'l'lle a.mr tl tkllt· of t10 Mnerlck alr-to-grolmd . E x p I a i n i n g b i s a..r. f t l Ia "MY miiiiiM to Saudi Aralia. parllanlentary mcm, Tower s...r1 eo ._ • ,. tiC Sill. G8Je McGee, O.Wyo., told reporten: "It's a lire We , 1 1 · 'c-., ciJanted .h ll vote after «Mpprmallc and ...,.mic bot ''I Lift 4• r1ra." netr deckllrc be 'II'U ~to potatoatlhlstimenldlll, _,....._wlllreit "'WJ"tg oat Saudi Arabia oo lhldl we ·lhoukhct Clllt 110w z:• ,.... s , 1 at lire die 111111 qaeat1m, and the . .. . What If It t.-c1 and we • ..,.. 0 .,. ., ant. committee sidestepped BOt • oil euDwgo!" :::.:::::;:~«=::::::::~;s::::::.t$:::;::::~~.:~::.:;.~:::::~:: making any new Mnlinlatratlrll oppo11tlc!!! · I& n .......Uoft. The delay · to,the bill wucrlllciJled today lnlleaateacllc!!! ._ Jlllbs It by the · Conf«etlCfl ol eJ!hl; the Bouae ·wwld PlelldeoU ol Ma~ Jewllh loaft time to act befln the Orglllhallona, a lfOap eheduled adjournment CllllCd'l!ed with lbe a y.; e u Salwday. Jews abroad. Cbalrman -Sc.JolmTower,R-Tea. Rabbi AleDDder Jol. - of the Senate's ·~ Sclindlrl: lllid ''lbere ·IJ no Rlt 'Jirarw, ~ he evldare lo qgt'lll U.t the •! In Ollca&o - liul bnUIDg aaly wllb Carter In the lradlllonaily heavily Pir8~~s to host Vikings 'l'ilree Southern Valier Athlttlc Coalll'tltCe .learns, K)'pr Creek, " NOI'$h GaDia Jordan thinks . Ford .h&ndled tenderly~ B.J MA:ililEW C. QUINN ATLANTA (UPI) -JIInrny "''liP'i&n "'IMid' . . die pres bu gmn relallc!!!s panel President PCI'd • "free. ride" Sen. Clilfanl P. CUe, Ito , while acrutlnblng the N.J., lllid he may ralle the si~Jbte" devlalklll In wbal laue a! ki1llng the Maverick c:artw I8JS. sale in the Senate where be HllolltoD Jtrdan -..red could win conalderable the ))anoo: lillie prlllideullal llllppol't. Jllllllinee's oxnmenll oa Jell Sen. Wll1lml Promllre, o- IDd marallty Ill a Platbot Wls., • dtltlzc force belind Ma&aliae lnlen'lew to die ~ !tplatlc!!!, carter'a elhlllc partly lllid the biD II ._ "In a ....... lilt IIPrlal. ••lrmale" tmlelll'vwa' and lbe wtmini4 I atkm chla&e ... p!qJie 'lllid It wu rGiDI to take .. don tbe tltbeiiDCI Carter's ~~~u.:: trips to the hunting lodges . JftSII tnalmelll has been IDd 10 forth, and not tbal balanced. It wu throtll!l the much ia made ol II. AI this primaries. I'm jail saying' point, Ford's had a free becallle Gerald Fcrd II 1D . ~t PnBidenl, lbere ride." Of press coverage ol -'IS to be • rebtctllnce to Clr1er, Jordan said "l'he cover him. "People In the preall and s!i~ devlatiCII In what he people IDterested In IQ'I II anab'Rd and made Democratic pollllca are Do • bl& llllDI·" But, be said, "Tbe press ovatactlnc to what the)' tnatmaa of thla ca"'CMllgn perCeive to be a couple It bu belli fair. Onraii, the mtst•W Carter t.a madet" be said. "Tbere'a not soq to • be a cbanie." ' Jardu aUI ''there are not ·• many atatll tllat we can't : win" llllclq, "It's Cll'lalnl1 not a sure lblall, but It looP good." ' " He said polls Indicate • Mk:blpll Dllr)Oia "CIIIlid ' 10 either 'II'8Y, JplleN loob • close, Te11u II probably ~ .,q to be hard fought, I Callfmlla could be tough." ~ .m • Bar associations tweaked i1J JAMD A. KIDNEY . . . retrogress! ve . lfllabJllhmenllaw finDs and, It cldn't. WASHINGTON (UP!) leadenblp in the COIII'IIry for Ill U.t capacity, tlleU' main ,.. ;11.'I fiWI!elinw the tell of San Fraadsco attorney IDore lhan a centurY :.... IDd ClllCent II lo belP predatory a campaign and the 11e1v1n Belli, aoce dubbed cunllnae to do so." corporations scre'!l' the ~ to bne praHema, ''KIIW It Torts," Ia twaklng , A 11!"11•u•n at die ABA peaple at large, fix prices, to kind of pers!Jt, to I" uf ·-1 bar , oatt1118 headqaartenln~aald c ball eng e I he • !W..E 8EI' 0 I :; A ~ u1e will be pera1ae. So I'm lllll lllll agalll lor "retrogressive tbe orpallatlrll "will not CO na till! ti 0 n all t f the laida*"'." worried : a bollt diplfJBelll'armmbwltha antipollution lawa, put • beld at St. Paul's l..allllraD ......,~gn,".Jardallaaldlnan ....... reapmae," IIJielber pbCIIJ bond illues." ... ~Ill 0rt. 4 .f nm 1 a.m. ~ !'? Belli, •· bas been In • ........ lrao!rlile with the Califlniia Belli W'l'ltea .that 1110111 bar BeUi, wbo llillde a national to 4 p.m. by tbe · - o f St. ''FIIrd bel cattea a free bar and die AIDirlcall Bar leaders "work for the reputatllll fGr 'lriDDIIIc large Paal and St. JaiiiJ Llltberan ride. 'ftae preas bu b..sly Amdalim in~tly In n a II o n ' s I a r g e a t duDage verdicts against prl" Cmrcb. eovaed him at all. The..- the ..._ • ,_.. The ltate vale corporatlona oo behalf ol ." illtret~M I ,,.., b One ·c.- bar 1· s, him far one ••" ... their emplorea and ·~ customel'l, charged that ~ ~. die munlll ""'mae he eDdcned a · IUtorlcally "the American brand vt 8cGiclJ ID a New did wa1 to apeak ftry .Yort newspaper adverBar Amdatlon bu been ., cencMJy• tl BeUi anU-Cathollc and anti- " 1 "At the -lime 'Fcrd has ". defaJded the Semitic." ·~ proved and pretty well eu:b - t un free apeecb ''Now, of courae,they mab : 111111111 tllat be ... accepted ~ 0'!1'11 accauiit, BeDi • abolr of being Cll the lllde ol INPIANA. Pa. (UP!) ~ lrl.-._u- roll tripe, . once lnlr1Hiuced the late clvllrl&btt&ndthe blackman : raietea Mlcby Cobm to The flnt . procram 1!1 the llld the envlromnent," Belli ~ tile ABA •a national COIIIllry to taacb emageucy said. "Balderdaab. They're · · convention under a medical ae"lcea to coal SliD lilting aloogside Gene!'al ' llllDin will begin 'lbunda)' Moton and General Mills and Cll the campus of lndlaM Galeral Electric and all the • lJnltalit) ·of Peaaayl:vania. other Generala wbo have liftned to Olbm altelllively' Tblrt)' minerlfram lndlana . fealbered tbeir Della at the and did not !elm wbo wu Group No. l of .tbe Co'ombal bil .superb mmririaiJihip and reaDy addr 'rc 11rm1 until and Armstrong coantlei, me." 1 Braacb of tbe American · illlerpioodielmllllmty wbBI later. Collen '11'81 ander repreaentiDg anloa aad eaperrae lt. you • ~ Auoc:latlan llf UniYenit)' eoad!JdlBg. lndlctmaJt ,.,.. tu evasion at me•p -u, wm atteDd Iii· • Wamea IIIII p •ed bp (lhgm Cilatioaa will be the lime. hour da 1 once a '!l'eek far Mra. Robat ~. Grady. Bll .- •ed to Dr. Jane L. BeUi'uatoliotp lijiJJ; , "My 13 weeD. Brian llcCIIe, a boot, The CorJntry ill the Bop, FOl'IJ1Il, nlbor ADd .lectara'. Ule 111 Tl1al", iiiMW at Wea profeaaor. at In!llana deseribu lbe adler''• ·As Plot • of Geo1rcJ at eo.a booUknti and will be Unhallt) who '!l'l'IICe the (0.11111111111 frun pqe 1) aperltucupowqapiDID Bowlinl Gren State available natloaally aut pilot JII'OP'IIIl. willlellch tbe ~ a liir providing that <liofami .-r Pt~ At · UDitdf!1ii:J, Dr. Fonrlb bu DIIIIIIL In It be elliml the .coarw. aucb d•tm•, with certain die qe of 11, be "1dlred" made-~ Clldrllratkm in ABA and state Tbe training program, . eueptlona, may be flied only • bar from farmiDC. Hll the lleldl It pohctaDJ and -lda:laltklrl are rWied wllb being funded by the a.te aatoblo.raphical book &iih•........ r+cr. aod cmlllct of IDtenlt and lllat Department of Environ- agalnat tbe · United States ~ · Government. Information , capture~ tbe -.. ria put abe ila a••c"''el ,..,....... "tbe leeaJ -bJI!IM!WiJI Ill mental Reroources, will be regarding the filing ot claims ; era and of the l'llral Ololo ill t1we • • 'W; to Jolarjarie aaed to lmp!anent a new may benhCalned by 'll'rltlng to America ill DOt lbere to state law requiring coal the u. S. Public Health -· Slnl* llcDmef. Dlreclar the people bot to se"e The rilllb Pep.- Award of Iuab wtlonal Telft111aD at ilalf." ' to have Senice Claims Office, Park- 1 companies will be Civm ·to 11-n IIlii WCET.Qtnnel41, Cl!clmati emergen.r:y medical u And," be uld, "u . lawn Building, litfOO Filbers : """- Jellllfe .fGr lbllr fGr ber abllit)' to produce !!WI .... fl. their Ylrioal bar t«bnlda .. In every worltlng Lsne, Rockville, )lar)'land ; -blned laleala u I 1•!on JiciHiulltJ' edncallc!!!al 1V auoclatlolll, they have mine by lJ'II. -2. and dlrecton of the ill- !111M far d 111e and llmatimaaiiJ fti!WIQI Krana fur ber .,>•l•plw.n.ts u Perfoi'IDIDI Al1l Tbeatre, u,. edncal« and ...-ti!!l Clenland. Tiley ban in dill field, m1 to JoiJn and ' preaented over • plays Ralh 11ett1n, edllon and ' bere, tbu provtdlnl op- JCientllll Ill 1eo1017 and lilt two rounds ol debates • • porlllllltles for volllllteer eMserVatiOII, for their 11J WJIIlAM 00111 8 Dl. llelnl.c)' of State HeiJry tiUd debaw IJ Oct. 22. ' aa.:n to adJieore •Umal contribtrllona iD economic PLA1NS, Ga. (UPl) - ~er'a lorelp polley, Tbe c:artw pre(!lcted when the made It • point lo be brlefttl .llrDmy Clrta' II boniDc up la•cniiiOD TbeJ · will be seology, engiaeer1D1 and IIIree 91kninute lealllona are , far lia seoond debate with bp lbe erA lllll tile Slate ialrodaced by Join. Tbamu ec:d~Ju. over, "I'll be 1 very clear ' Pie...,.. Fcrd by aWdylng Dtpw lliWut - C11C111 be bad A. Coot. Tbele OhiiiiDI . tbua .. winner data on ttiplrmaey and nailed down lbe Deino.:nllc . Evan Wha1lc!!!, Dlreel« ol blilored will appear In pet'ICil CIA ' I Mew. Carter returned to hla ;· pruldenllal 111111lnatllll lilt Tbe Colambua SrmpiJOO)' to accept lbrir awardl and southweat Georgta home · Carter, uneaay with Ordleiotra, will naive tbe wUI reply wltb brief 1 Be CODt&Jded the erA Ia early Tueaday morning to . . Award . fer Mllllic fGr bla .......... - poi!Hcotl lban the State nlu with hll family and 1111111«)' of orcbeabal and 1n addition, Prof. Joseph llludy far the .le. He ; DtjMatweut. aperallc mllllic, far 1111 • · . I)Nld Pollllt, QlalrmG of departs Tburlday for "I will mlew IICIIIIe of the pat11e iD CCJIIductlrc, and for ObiMM Ulnr)' far a.111a Buftalo, N.Y., Bo8llll and . notes I've taken over a CoaatJ. will be hewed lor number of yean. We have Portland, Maine, CCIIIInuing hll. efforts In bebalf of the The Gallla • Jacban • bad furelpi policy IJrlellDp, Friday to Hartford, CIDn., . Ulnr)' darlag tbe put year. Nashville, ~ •• and Pitt. Cbrlatlne Norris, concert Mel11 Commuit)' Mental 11 yoa lmllw, down here burJb. aitd 111en Beallb c.ter bu a-.nced Immediately after the plarilt ol Co'nmhu, will home Salllrday by way It . open Obloaaa Day bp per- the emplo)ment of L)'lla CUIIVdltllll, and I'll go bact Wlllhlngton. Wllllama, Jol. A., A"'date over those notea, and forming avera! 1111 :1lolrta In Plalnll Saturday night, people are from IIAlllerlauoa," by Loall Pl)'cbotosllt, to practice different Carter has ICbeduled a t&,OOOlndffldnal and group preparing, you kaow, Moren G«tlcbalt, paycbotberapy. . llblnvlated papers-for -to ahead , reception for the a-vatlc!!!a lor the lunDemocratic N·a tlonal • Wllllama will fDncdCil In read over." · cbeon ud JII'OII'IIII may be varioua areaa of agency Cclnlng bome fram a loar- Ccmmlttee. U.t ia lllll a (14 .... atlon. made with Jolra. ~mice Eatrocao ~ .. oat Wllllama Foley, Director, pro&rama, providing state Western S'll'lng advlaable In padlldl who ObiOIM Ulnr)', 1181 Ohio edncatlc!!! and CONDitative following bla flrlt debate willl e- ~ ha1:e epilep&J, mJanlaea, Depanmenu BuildiDI, as • tkw lo llllereated Ill- Ford, Carter lAid Taeida) be diYidaala or groDJIII. Her II GCCIIP)lzc bla twv dap off . , . Cll'dlae .. kidDer Soalll Froal lit., CoJumbmo, '•' . d'r• ar odter dtrnsn Ohio 4m5. T•leplwle\4-411- lllllD area ol 'l lnlce will be bp pouring over &taft and erA wltb the llabllaace AIJale brleflnl papera In aaaoctated with aa ac- 3831. Progl'lm, ar:c:ordllll to preparation for bla nex.t 8 OW camulation of Ould. Tbe Majcqlm B. Oreblu&b. ad- encounter with the Plllllident The M'llp r .1' .A. ~ ; bormCilu the body to ..IA&YmlnlltrlfGr, a wetik fram today In San fravaled lo CoJilllliJal to the "retain lodlmn j1llt aa tbe · -:.,".,,. Wllllaml I'ICIIIvecl ba' M. Franclac:o. · · Farm Science RHiew. , natural do. ""··-·•• A. from Morehead state ForU.tdelwte,lbeiJI'OUIIII EtaeU lkJ1 t+h, advilor ' In )'01111& '!1'0111&1 ltldl II -~:.. •" University. She wn l'lllel lljiecify defelrae and made tbe lrlp . With', the Jot1. If tllen II 110 ma~ -.,..mo.ty llllpiDyed bp the International daln - areu F .F.A. against taklrc the ...,._ l•MIIwiN Mmtal Healtb Ill which Carter Clllcedea . DlllvniVIIkl!ll aqd Iaika', medldiN I& li IIIUaiiJ !letter ~ c.ter In A•llnd, ltJ. u Ford a superiority of oa cropa, llvtltoct, aad to !Me I after a 1Qt hrecm ..., "· --.. . coordiDator of Cblldren'a credentlall, bat not ma••ol «i 11tft. bkohtdetl ID tomy If tbe ovarlea are =..::.~~-=Blnloel. Prlllr to and In apertlle, tbe JlllllhW IIIII the F.'I.A. . ,... .. .OIIIljanetloa 111111 '•""" ... w~ to bla laple lfier _ , _ wltcbitl 111e fllld Tlllill ... .In mort ' Jolealallllllib c.t., ~ ~taped·~·ct•Cilthe wd. Till! . . trip to belnformatiOII about female · . · ...... "!~: IIII..,..Suaeoarraetorata campaJan traU, Carter tlkell)rtbeJI'.F.A. will be to ' hor- can .-I 10 for the Hultb Nambtr ~..::',:..:'..~.,.::;.· "'-r . ~...~~-~ llrb, ' "iiiPed lillie Pibel affaln lfllfl.al!ckln ~a ~~deb~~ . , • :1:t ••• ,. ., a..,. ,... achool lnel Into hil nmarloa Cll the Wilt I'CIIilllt.NII& mr "'C 01 till namber· f-12, M&Jopallt. ployllcal ed1cat1oa, and Cout, dlacaulq auelur F.F.A.'IIIIIbeOd:l.,tiiiVo- ' Send a long, ltamped, lllf· ierved 11 part time In· jOi'OIIIIntlc!!! In San D11t1o All at M'llp Rlcb ' addnaaed eavelope for ...... .,-. .. _,. •. v..o. llrat:tGr In J11Jcbo1011 at IIlii Rbodealrlll Oretoa. llct.al. A ftte It.,....- • msDi•. Addnlt 'Jflllll .._. :...oa:...~=·== . llonbead Slate Unl••*l Fran the IIDIIIt, Carter ataodrdbptiiiJI'.r.A.totbe ' to Dr. Limb Ill Clrt of tbll .,._,....., _ _ ,.... ADd Alhland Comrnanll)' llld be bad belli ''a IIUie ·lfllp ~llcbe(lllloud of' MwljMpar, P. 0. lor: 1161, 1· - . . . . t Co"· " .... 1......• •-••· 8be l'llldll In rstlcant" •,__t - • -'"~ 11111 ""d* Radio CltJ Statloa, New ',..,., • Oalftpolll wltb her . . . .• Furd Cll - . bat llld be III'O'WIII the trip to ' York, MY lGOlt. Dort. II tUIIc lilt ~loft~ off far 1be 0 I 1w > 3 , provided """"' = :\:..e an"= Coal miners IeanDngof E·M senices Ohioana Association annot1nces awards=- :~~~~r~ lilllll Cout Blfll af Gnat to: a.!, llelp CGiaoty dJalrNancy Ual BlrveJ fGr ba' man of MwN, bu a. . hlltorical biograpbJ, The au a llld the t7'tll 11111ual 11.- and tbe 1'bcnJ, wblcb II Wlbal of the Martha uuperb~ KIDMy Cooper Obloana aboat the twv Tlldar prin.._, A 1....... will be - · Jolupnt. QueeD of 1111!1.......,, Oct. I, at the W!and,andl&ary,Q.alof raweeu Ceater for Fraace, wbo were the ,._,.... tbe (lio Slate llllhaJIP)' llltlrl ol lleDr7 Ualnnlty Campu ta vm. Naacy Ha"ey Ia a• ... AJaoclate Profeuor of 8Gut anrda, • MMILm, the ~· at the Ullhalit) of Peca•a Award and the Ondmad Jll tW • career lfedal will Nl!: ,.,_ lV far bil be p: """ to C"'!'•ndlng baak GD lbe Oblo ICmet .. ... ~Year. tilled Tarnado, biiiiCCOWII of Dr. Jollnlll PalllraJ, of tbe trqlc atary of Xada llarlelta, Preltdent of wbBI Jjt bp a ldDer lllrlrm lD ON • UlnrJ, 11u a. lf74. l•ffuon, "fiCIIUI' lor &aaced the fallowiDg Tbe Cari"'l'd Pua&-'l'laleB ON 1 u die rN !pUna of Star, lmawtlateiJ IBIINI a till lfll 0Ha 1• Awuda: uyso dralnatle and ofmdl Minnie Rite Moody, mar"lode tbat be .._. hll BGt'elilt, poet, colllDlllllt, edltllr for I s!J:otlllllllb len't beet rnlewer aad radio of abaence from the nwiatur, of Graarille, DeWIJl'lll&' in order to write will receive the Career aboat the dart wind IIIDDel lledal. Her li&b literar)' and Ita ~ effect Cll a ....,.. arnppanat Ill her town and Ita people. ..U Her career bu added Ed Muan far biJ two 1a1t« and dlllhdke to the volamea In a leriea ol four, adllnl berttlct It Oblo. &Jtllled Bullden of a Natllll, Tbe IJo!oaM Boot Awards wblcb are hlltarlcal IU IIW 'IIIII be JA bp Eruat aboat The Slpera of die ~. LillnrJ l'.dltar of the Declaratlan of Inclep't"'enee I J tr C4l 'na Dllpatdl, and Tbe Slgnel'l of the an t'"' C'«JJtib'ion - tbe lillel ol the flnt m boob. Tbl!med to tbe IIINntftmjal lbeae boob provide fuclnatlng coJmlal biliary In the fGrmat of brief blagrapbill. lfuon bu devoted IDitallft llud7 to lbe bu ol tlwe early Amlrl!:ara Be ia Dlreclar of tbe Plrbtlc Sa tiu Department at Tbe Colambal DUpatdL Ruby v. Redincer' fer her CllllllJift:bauve blrcraPbJ• George ~ 11(1!111 wbldt lbe bu been wwtinc far llllll"t tban IJ yean. Tbll ObiMn Ia Prof- It Literature at BaJdwio.Wan- C.0. 1D aer.. Prol Redqer bu wriltsJ "a wbale life" pertrait of a pr!ioand WCIIIllll. Mary Jo !Iter._ far ba' dJildraJ'I boot, Wltcll of the Camberlaadl, a atary aboat the Iiiii 4aln people ofiOidbeutern KN111dry. Formerly a leacber of ~lib, Mill St«pbemo II now llbi'arlanmedla aped•Hst at a jludor blgb acboolln llDdmatl Sbe Is 1nteruted In the etbalc IJI'OilPS ol Appalscbla. William B. TbGmu Ia the redpialt It the Fklaoce Rolratl Bead Boot Anrd, glv&J by the Boot flt1rdy DR. LAMB · .m Vaccination '"*" Carter prepares to debate · •mow. Psychologist is employed returning . Drug used to .replace hormones 11J Law1 ea IL ~M.D. DEAR D,R. LAMB - A lew ,_. 110 I bad a llpleno. ul haYe baa tulnl a J8 ·aiiifl PNmarln ever 111111t. J - told I ftald have to tilt a.n fGr u lc!!!& u I 1tn. J'm ._ • yam old. I ....,. like to kDo1l why I llllolld ....., taking tbil pill llld I I ltop takiiC It what Iliad I 1IVIId have 111 me! 1M 41) a doelior's • me • bad the ume • • • IIIII lbe bu not * eatroglltlllf nomaa II low Ill fanale hormonea. Duriag , a byJtereclomJ a · doctor may remove the overlea, depending upoa the cue. If he doll so IDa f011!C wrman lhe will have an early meoop11uae. Eltroglltll are given to replace ber normal bormoae produdloo. Even If the onriea are not hi!IGVed, the blaod aapp1) to them my ba damstled dar1ac aurgery and tber may aot cont1ntre to fuadlc!!!'u '!l'ell u before. Now lhert 11'1 varlatloDIIn tbe Jlled for u uae·• -· a 'Wlllllll'l -*-1 Clrtll - &111111 - . balb kldDI1I - prodacel IIIOtllb flmlle hormonea a may not have too madl dlfflcaly. Some ~~- dill, haw thla IOill'ce of~ to fall bacli on and dill't tbe - prodlrce lllfllllb. Till! umelltutlon appU. It to • wbBI lhe ,.,.. .._ Ill! c Ill' the a.opauae, or better lllnDIIIly ltatad, whea ber rl-=~ ~~=~·= _..... dell..... {! and llop frmctlc!!!lng. If lbe produces enough hoi lllliiiill fnm other IIOilfl* lObe IDBJ not have 1D1DJ chances but If lhelaoot~tonw.telben lhe will undei&U" ciJancu associated with the menopauae. Tbe eatrogen bur IIIIi& will . belp a wrman who neec1a them for replacemeat Ill a number It reapeell. Tbey belp preoNit chalcea In the celll of tbe vagina, They belp prevNit cellular cbaiCM In pargt of lilt NaMer that oft&J lead to recatreat bladder lnfactlona. The horm111111 prevent 11ot Oalbu. Tbe rtat ot the beDeflla of tamale hormonea Ia • ltlbJect far debate. Some claim tile)' help ..... beart dlnue . and perhaps degeneration of the bonel. 'ftae daallm are a"'dafed with 8D lncrtued riJk of of die llDla& It tbe ulerlll tlllt I have sptbo It before. U J'GII have bad a llyiteredomy II :JW have lt Youth aW.up m·; aitended b -hera. a1; ...."":':.:O:.-:'!'f: ';""'""' ·---..~ '** . . , . , . , ,....:::.Of.... ,,_..... = - - . - " - '* =.,"...--"::: ' • B. <llmey, Fcrd'l cbllf ol Repubik:ID dDWIIIIate - · "lf dolrllllale llllncil bad &taft, lclld repcii'WI the 1'1111 to ncrmal, why the but a ioclelome ~ weekend tbal IOIJie Wc:blilil'l! Prelldftt wwld be • .polnll lribmutandlng up to the bit· crop pricea and · the lbMd" Ill 1lllnoil polls, he apendlng Democrallc Admlnlatratlon'a brief lllid. Cmgresa .m welknealin« fliDt.rCo 00 fGrel&n grain Tbe Presldent'a men but dictatorial burelanll. salellul , _ b8d a k..t aniverAlly e:r;peet more carter, smarting from the traditional Republlc cbeerinl- fram polls no!' reaction to his Playboy fervor olthe farm bell beq crmple1811. , _ new The IIDill town - . lAid polla, they ~let, will Interview un aeund rellglcin, and 111 audl other topCI al one Ford aide, can be reflect the bq)acl of Carter'• Teua' Lyndoo B. JcimiCII, meuund In I!Hm!a Be lAid Pllyboy MD!IM!)II IDd bla has taken to reviving his GOP poiJIIIg two w.b qo lalk of bikq the lncm1e rampoip cratcry on the evils llbowed Fcrd far ahead ol the laRI of the better off. of Washington and Itt Republlcan norm In the Inhabitants. Farmm, too, have been Royals frantic Highlanders face Bobcats, of what Reapn called the · ''Washlngtcll buddy Q'llml," Congressional moves battled By 0te1 whelrnllll eDOUih fer Ford to be forced tlleU' IUIJPCII'I fGr FOI1I. aay to arcue lhll be - not s-t the l'rellclelt'a men. Rldllnl .. , _,. n.ll7 Sentinel, Mlddleport..Pomeror. o.. wec~ne~~~ay. Sept. 29, 1976 11 • ., .r and Soull!e!i! ~u.mpt 1o kelp tbelr recOrd. Intact Friday night. ·, In ' lea~ IIIIIIN, Coach Jim Sprague'• powerful Bobcall holt Soldhwestern and Coach Jobn Blake'• challenging North Gallla Plralel have l''home game against SVAC Symmes Valley. Southern takes Ita S:.lhla!e to Mason County for a headon club with the Wahama White Falco111. In other engagementa, taalem 2·1 goes to Federal Hocking and Hannan Trace 0•3, visits Waterford. Kner Creek plays Ill first home game after three straight victoria on the road. The Bobcats' moit ·aploalve weapoo hu been .long runs provided by senior bslfback Todd Taylor and junior taUback Marcus Geiger. Both have provided many thrills lor KC fane. by the Pirates turned the. The Bobcall have scored., · game around. 161 polntt In three outings, a Southwettern'a offense has ·· 53.6 point average. Delen- scored 84 polntl In three slvely, Coach Sprague Is outings, a 28 point ave. Lewis, expected to make some ~W's top runner, had 148 ~djustlllenis to shore-up yards rushing In 32 carries 110me leaks In the Bobcats' 44 against the Pirates. defense. AI North Gallla, the Pirates Senior quarterback steve wiD go after their fourth Baird likes to mix bla plays stralcht victory without a loss and go to the air. Hla favorite against the winless Symmes "rgett are Taylor and Brian Valley Vikings . The Lucas, 140 pound Danker. Lawrence Counllans were Coach Bob Alhley's South- beaten 35-12 last Saturday at Weatem Highlanders come to Conolton VaUey. . the KC Stadium fresh offa 34Again, the Pirate offense Z2lois to North Garua. clicked rolling up 473 total The Highlanders have yards. Utile Mike ·Ctuiey played Inspiring ball this enjoyed an outttandlng nighl • seaaon winning two games rushing for 211 yards In 22 , behind the strong running of tries while scoring two touchse.nlor tailback Kip Lewis, lbc .downs. paning of sophomore Fred Logan, senior quarterback Gene Layton speedster, had another good and the .llurdy play of a night getting two TD's, stingy defense. rushing for 68 yards, In last week's loss to the collecting 109 yards In the air Pirates, the Highlanders held and grabbed two errant sw a tw0-1p0lnt lead at the half · · but a abort kickoff ~ecove~ pa~es Valley bas had problems getting untracked Ali putS strong face on decision 1 NEW YORK (UPI) - what proves the chs~!O!! Muhammad All claimed he from the trial horse. I had showed himself a tnie cham- just enough to win. I know pion by rallying to defeat Ken I'm tile winner." Ncrton while the beaten chal- . But Ncrton, c:oinpoeed In lenger claimed "the judges his dressing room after made .asses of lllemselves" weeping openly while leaving when their. decision was an- the ring, scoffed at All's rea~mlng. . nounced. "Whatdidhedolntllet3th, That was the major post· mortem of All's latest 14th and 15th rounds·?" asked · halrUne decision, In which he NortGn. "He didn't hurt me at retained the heavyweight all and there were long championship of tile world. perlodswhenhedldn'thitme "I won the last two at 1111. rounds,'' said All. "That's "I know I won nine of 10 ' Sport Parade By MILTON RlaDIAN although the Vikings of Coach UPI Sparta Eclltor Greg BaWe, scored two TD's '· last week. NEWYORK(UPI) - Ken Norton wassoposltlvebehadwoo Coach Bill Jewell's at least nine of the 15 I'OIIIlda and taken away the werld Southern Tornados take their heavyweight title from Muhanunad All that when the referee ~ record out of state for a and two judges aU narrowly voted All the winner and still game with Wabams . South- champion, he simply couldn't control his emotlona. ern owns vlctorleR over Ken Norl«l betian crying. Federal Hocking, Hannan He was dazed and contused - the word he used was Trace and Waterford . "crushed." He said lbal was bow he fell upon hearq referee Wahama,J-1, is fresh off a 28- Arthur Mercante had IIU.lfor All and the two judges, Harold 23 win over Duval. LedermanandBarneySmith,alaohadAUinfroot,S.7. In winning their third In a "Youfeltyouwonthellcht?"someonesaidloNorton. row, 37~, last Friday, the · "Without questloo," he answered evenly. Tornados were led by Sieve "In that case, why do you feel you didn't get the decision?" Boso, speedy halfback, wh,'l. Ken Norl«l had said previously he felt "tile judges made scored on three .short runs.· asses of tllemselves," and now he had the perfect opportunity Senior AI Hill also had a f~1e ...to harpoOn them and t!Ie referee even milre, but he didn't. He ni~ht a ~a ins I Waterford mulled over the questloo a moment or so and replied: grounding out 104 yards. "I love the game. I doo't want to hurt It, so I'd rather not Coach Marcus Rice's White answer that quealoo." Falcons have won three Norton's manager, Bob Biron, was ~ at bla side." stralcht following a loss to Biron Is not your old flcht manager stereol)'pe, who ~oes open the season. Eastetn, a aroiAIKI bleating, ''We wuz robbed' every time his fighter i!JRS 28-7 loser at Alexander, a decision. · travels to Federal Hocking "Ken doesn't want to answer that question, liut I will," Bob Friday. Biron said. "I'll tell you why he didn't get the declslon. , The Eagles' only TD last Obviously .they want to keep All fighting . He's 80 good at the week came in the first box office, theydoo't want Iosee him gel beat." quarter on a two-yard run by Bob Biron wasn't saying the olllclala were crooked, he was Mark Luwson. After thai, the mer,ly saying they were Influenced In All's favor because, Spartans took control with lis after aU, he comes close to being the most exciting, chartsground game movlnf! ahead malic personality In the history of sporla and tbe type of for good In the third period. individual who has a way of making people root for him Federal Hocking, under witllout lllem always being fully aware ollt, riew coach Bob Brennan, l had the fight ever. through the first 14 rounds and thought broke a long losing spell last Norton woo the 15th to earn tile decision, 8-7. I wasn't the only week with a lU victory over one. Teddy Brenner, the veteran Madlaon Square Garden Miller. Hannan Trace tries to promoter, had it 1().6 for Norton and down through the years snap ita three game losing I've found he scores a flcht far better than most obserVers. streak against winless All felt he won, but then when is the last time you ever heard Waterford. him say he thought'he loot? . · . Coach Larry Cremeens' "I wo~ big.'.' he said, when he was ask~ for his oplnloo. "I Wildcats caine to· life· knowldid.lhllhimtllreetlmestohisooe. ~ter, lt turned o~ he wasn't so sure. somewhat against Kyger Creek. Although losing, 61·11, Ali was q~et awhile, then he said: . the Wildcat offense at times "Heelretlrement'saro.undlliecorner.ltjustgetawhereage was able to move the hall. catches up with y~u . . Your wind, your. endwance and Senior fullback Jim Waugh, ev~~else. It nught be good for me to retire now, not fight returning from an ankle anymore. Injury, had touchdown runs of He looked at Angelo Dundee, who has been with him 80 long 50 and one yard. Overall, HT now. . . collected 193 yards on the "We be Wille to light (George) Foreman and retire," he said, groUnd · Dundee listened. · "What do you think?" a newsman asked him. svAc "1\'s his decision," said All's veteran trainer. "He's the STANDINGS champion and it 's up to him to say when he feels he's had TEAM ALL GA~Et p OP enough." Kyger.Creek 3 o 161 38 "You think you mlcht change your mind tOOJOITow?" a ~~~~~·~~Ilia ' ~ 2: questiun was put to All. soulhwesoern 2 o s• 34 "I didn'! say I'm retiring," he came right back. "~ybe I'd ~=~~·;~Trace ~ j ~: ~~~ bewise,though,l&getmeabrielcaseandgetoutoflhlsmess. Symmes Val . 0 3 12 122 But the muney's soj;big. You just saw me earn six milllon svAc ONLY dollars. Si:xmilllon doll&·s! You didn't see me jumping around ~~~~n. 'f ~ 7 • 0 ~ out there lor nothing." ,, sou Ohern 1· ·o 42 o Personally;I thought Ali ahould've q~t after he beat George, ~~~,e; 5~foi~ : g ~~ j~ Foreman to win back his title two years ago. He ahould've quit sou lhwesoern o 1 22 34 .when he was ahead ..There were signs his legs were going even Sy mmes va o. o 1 o 35 then and now .that he's }i!!shlng 35 he's only kidding hlmselflf ~:::.~~n Trace ~ ~ 2 he thinks they're going to gel any better, By FREJ) MeMANE UPISperll Wrtw There were the Broold)'ll Dadgel'l oflll5l.. .and the Los Angeles Dadgel'l of 1962...and llle Philadelphia PhiUles ol 1964, . • Will the lt'l& Kansas City Royals be added to that.list of teams who blew aeeJilln8ly Insurmountable leads and loll what appeared to be certain pemantt? · Kansas aty, whicb led the American League West by II games oo Aug. 7 and by aeven games just a week ago, had Itt lead c:UI to only 211 games by second-place Oakland Tuesday night when ·the Royals dropped tllelr aecond stralcht &111111! to tile A's, 1~. as Mike Terrez outpllched Marty Pattin. " It's a patlletlc situatioo· when you think of tile lead we had," said Royals' Manager Whitey Herzog. "We just can't get the runs and there's nothillg to say about that.. .. We K9t another good11ilched and wind up with nothing to show for it." Meanwhile, the A's have woo six of their lui eight and seem confident they will overtake the Royals and win llle division title fer the mth year In a row. "This is just as exciting as tlie playoffs and llle Wcrld. Series," said A's Manager <lluck Tanner, who is In his first year at the Oakland helm. "Our men are acting as If they want to get to the World Series. Tl)ey know we have to win all of them and game lhey are pia~ 111at '!l'ay .... " Sal Sando's 2l8lh bomtr of In lbe ~m~~~lb llle - inning ... the lilly lUI lbe A'tJOI off l'lttln, built wu enough, u 1'llml l1lowed just two hitt In notchinl hll 18th win. An ln!leld llncle by Hal McRae In the MeODd Inning and a groww:l alngJe to left by Cookie Ro)fol In the fif111 were tile anly lita off ' . Tcrrez. 1n other AL games Tueaday nl_ght, Baltimore took' a doubleheader from MilwaUkee, 7-6, In lllnning.l, and 7~. IIOIIIon downed New Y~k. 7-6, Teua blanll:ed MIMeaota, 7~, and Detroit defeated Clevela{ld, ~. then lost, 8-1. California and Olicago were not acheduled. Red Sox 7, Yaalleel 5: Butch Hoblon and Jim Rice homered to spoil Ed Figueroa's aeoond attempt at his 3Jih victory and 8pll'k the Red Sox to their 12th vlctcry In their last 14 games. Tom Murphy allowed ooly two hits In four lr)nlngs ol relief to preserve Rick Kreuger's second victory. Thurman Munson homered for the 'iankeea. Ragen 7, T'!l'bll 0: Toby Harrah drove In three . runa with a palr of hwnel'l and Gaylord Perry loaled a slx.flltter for hll 15th win to· spark the Rancm' vlctcry over the T'll'inl. BUl Singer was the loser,· Our Interest Is Greater For You 5.75% Weaver retums On 9C).I)ay another rounds. I was obviously the year Certificate• winner." Then, summing up the 5.75 per cent paid on BA.LT!MORE (UPI) feeling of a substantial E11rl Weaver, who has been 90 day Certificates of number of veteran ringside Deposit . $1,000 . 0~ with the Baltimore Orioles boxing reporters, Norton . Minimum. Interest for 811 seasons, will be haci: . added: Payable Quarterly. managing the club next year "To beat All, you almost under a new one-year conhave to knock him out. When A subslantlot penollr, I tract that was "more than I lnvoktd on all certlf cat4 you start the fight you es:pected.II . accounts withdrawn prla already are behind. I told Ali Weaver slined the contract to the date of meturlty after the decision that I had with the Orioles Tuesday won." after meeting with General Asked how All reacted, Manager Hank Peters. · Norton said, "What could he Neither would say what the say? He knew I was right." term8 of the contract were, Despite the sharp but Weaver said, "I'm calllng difference of opinion over the · it very good" and added II verdict, All had nottypg b~ was more \han he had , Jhe·Aihens County · praise for Norl«l. planned Ill. . Savhlg• & LOan Co. "He's a good fighter, can't · 2'6 Secon4 St. ''The man made me a great take nuthin' away from him," Pomeroy, Ohio offer, II ws more than I et· All said. "Norloo took a lot of peeled," he said. ahots and he Willi in good Malor League Standings Major League Leoders shape. He was In better ahape By United Press International By Uniled Press lnlernational thanlthought.l'mgladltook National League · Balltng Ill'IS f'Ighi serio · us! y. II we (base<l on 425 ao bats! Easl W.. L .. Pel. GB · Nalional League didn't, we would have lost." 97 61 .6\4 X·Phlla G. AB . R. H. Pet All admitted he was toeing Pittsburgh 89 69 .563 8 Gr iffey, Cin 145 554 111188 .339 New York 86 72 .5« ll Maalock, Chi 139 503 64 169 .336 after tile early roWlds but . . 72 86 .456 25 ' Maaao<, Phil 146 531 75 175 .330 said he senaed victory when So. Louis · ,, 87 .449 26 A Presentation of Center Program Board Chicago Rose, Clncon. 158 127 151 211 .325 N t · · ked th e Montreal 54 104 .342 43 Morgan, 138 649 467 112 323 or on mimiC NEW YORK (UPI) -A 3+ "Wouldn'I it he wise to get out Suddenly, however, Ali, West Oliver, Pil 121 443 62143 ·.323 champion's bsbit of clowning year.old . ?.... Muhamm~d Ali now, get out as champoon W.. L .. Pet. GB who had fought flat-footed as ~.\'~::~:;,';."~' m~~ during the bout. Norton discovered Tuesday that time •·Cincinnati 100 58 .633 vs. So many times I could feel promised, turned back the Los Angeles 90 68 .570 10 Garvey. LA 158 619 84 198 .320 played peekaboo and laughed walla for no one. Houston 78 81 .491 22'12 watson, l;lou 154 578 75 181 .313 derisively at Allin imitatioo age eatching up witli me - In hands of time, got up oo his San Francisco 73 86 .459 27 1h That fact of life almost cost my wind, In my endurance. · toes, began dancing and landAmerican League of Muhammad's familiar San Dl"9o 10 88 .«3 30 G. AB . R. H . Pet _ ' Ing rapier-like left jab! to Atlanta 69 89 .437 31 AN OFFICIAL NBA PRE-SEASON McRae, KC · 146 515 74172 .334 tactics In many of his bouts. tile heavyweight champion I'd be wise to quit." x-CIInthed division title his title Tuesday night when ·Ncrton, a nOtoriously slow change the tempo and Brett, KC 156 634 93 209 .330 "What did 1 think when I Tuesday's Results Carew, Min 152 589 95 19'2 .J:16 . he won a close and hlchly BASKETBALL GAMEl New York 5 Montreal 4, 1st Bosoock , Min 126 468 74 152 .325 saw him do lbat" All asked. disputed unanimous declsioo starter, borrowed a page assumed control of the fight , •Montreal 4 New York 2, 2nd from the Joe ' Frazier "When I started dancing, I LeFlore, D~t l35 544 93 l72 .316 "I tllought,J'm winning or he Tuesday, October 5, ¥76, 8:30 p. m. Ohio Pittsburgh S Chlcogo l over Ken Ncrton at Yankee stylebook to win siJ of the started winning," he said. Lynn. Bos 132 507 76 159 .31< ouldn't be do'ft• Ill 1 ,. University Convocation Center, Athens, Sen Francisco .4 Atlanta 1 R: lvers , NY 136 590 95 184 .312 W "''6 a • · 51. Louis 5 Philadelphia 3 flrsl eight rounds. It was enough to cmvlnce · Carly, Cle 148 539 64 165 .306 All said he switched from Stadium. Ohio. Tickets s.oo, 4.50, 4.00. reserved Seats Clnclnn~tl 5 San 01090 4 But, although All's punches He pressed All from the the judges, the people who Munson , NV 151 611 .79184 .301 his flat footed sh•Je and Houston 1 Los Anue.les 0 OO!y are available at O.U. Memorial Slaub, Del 156 570 70 171 .300 • '' lacked crispness and .power outset, crowding the count, tllal he had woo, but TOday's Probable Pitchers Home Runs started dancing after the Auditorium Box.Office, Athens (594.3471). (All Times EDTl Nolionol Leogue: Ki ngman, eiGhth round_ and that WaS and found their mark less champion In close, leaving many In tile aowd, estlmsted Chicago (Burris 14 -13) at NY and, Schmidt, Phil 37; "D Mail orders send Self-Addressed Stamped frequently, his trademark ol All UtUe room to punch and at at mcre than 42,000 and Pitt sburgh (Demery 10-6). 7:35 Mon<lay, Chi 30: Fosler. Cin 29: tile key tG the victory. being able to reach down and Envelope and Check. Cashier's Check or p.m. the same time maneuvering paying record gate receipts Morgan,ICin•37. "When [started dancing I Sen Francisco (Riccelll 1. 1) pull something out when Money Order Payable to CPB Basketba 11. League: . Nelltes, started wmn · 1ng ., All sai'd him lntc positioo to score with of more than $3.5 million, ao Allanta (Easterly 1·01, 7:35 NY·~merlcan.• 30 ; Bando, Ol'lk 27; ' • tllere seems to be nothing left 0. U. Memorial Auditorium, Box Office, tefts to the body and ~ht . p.m. greeted the dedslon witll a Jackson, Bait 26 : L.. May , Bait. "At the e~ of the. eighth Montreal (Rogers 6- 17J ef ~;ce , B~s ana Hen<lrlck, Clev round, I knew I was behind.'; surfaced In the 15th round. crosses to the head, Athens, Ohio, 45701.' miXed respoose. New York !Sea.er 14·10) , 8:05 Hla rally lroke lbe deadlocks p.m. . , ' ·' Run• Balled In Ncrton said , he imitated on two judges' ilcore cards to Philadelphia (Christenson 13. League : Foster, Cln Ali'smann~ 'atooepoint 81 al St. Louis !Foroch 8·101. 121Nationot ; Morgan, Cin Ill ; Schml<lt, durin th f' ht bee "I . win the fight. 1:30 p.m . Phil 103; watson , Hou 100; g e Ig ause Ncrton wasn't convinced he Cincinnati (Gullett 10·31 ' at Luzlnskl, Phil ,95. was trying to outihlnk him." San Dl<QO · (Sirom 11 ·16), 10 had lost. Mter leaving the p,m , 8~;"e[J:~" M~~~~s~~~: ~Y '4~I; ''11ris was a &nart fight,'' HOUilOn (Ah<IUiar'9·lOI at LOS vosoriemski, Bos 99; Cham. he said. "II was not reaDy a ring sobbing like a child, the TO OUR Angeles !John lO·lQI, 10:30 p.m. bliss,, NY 96; Mayberry , KC 95. good fist fight but a smart exMarlne composed himself Thunday'J Gam,$ Stolen Base~ .' . and bitterly let his emotions SHOWING {No games scheduled) National Lea guo: Lopes. LA fight. I was ll'ymg to beat hun run r11mpant. '1 .tJ I 62; Moroan, Cln 59i Taveras, at his own game." . . ,Itt 58; Brock, St. L SS ; Cedeno, "The judges made asses of '· ..... Hdu 54. them~s," he said. "I American Leaoue: . Nortn, F,. i[ , know I woo nine or 10 rounds. ·' '· . ·•"'' Oak . 75; LeFlore, Det 58 ;• am v...-m • AR'!er;ican 1t~·~~e 1 Campanerls, Oak 54; Flatek, KC .,. ••-e~ I Willi obfrotlily the winner. , Eas : -~. · and Baylor, Oak 51 . 'BEGINNING THURSDAY, SEPT, 30TH What did he do In the 13th, . ·w..~ L .. Pet. GB Pitching x-New York 9~ 62 .603 ...... • Most Victories · 14th and 15th rounds? He Ba l.tlmore 88 70 .~57 7 National League : Jones, SO ·didn'lhurtme at all and there Clevellnd 80 75 :516 lJV1 22-'14; Sutton, LA and Koosman, 'were long periods when he Boslon 80 78 .506 15 NY ll·9: Carlton, Phil 19.1: Oetrolt 70 86 .A-49 2A Richard, Hou 19 -15 . didn't hit me at all. Milwaukee 65 92 .414 291fo · AMERICAN LEAGUE :, Pal. "To heat All, you almost . . . .• Wtll mer. Bait 12·13; TianO. Bos 21 · w.. L.. Pel. GB ll ; .Garlan<l. Ball 20·7: Flgue· have to knock him out.'' Karisa& City 89 69 .563 roa, NV 19· 10; F!clrych, ~et 18· . Referee Arthur Mercanle Oakland 86 71 .s..a 21fa 9i Tanana ,·cal 18 -10 ; Blue, Oak FamilY Recreation Night scored the bout U.l and · Mlnntsota 81 71 .5ll B 18.\2, Texas 73 85 ~62 16 Earned Run Avenge has returned to Paul R. Lyne judges Harold Lederman and CaiiiOI'nla 12 85 ;459 16'/o (baud on 153 Innings pitched! Chicago 6.4 92 \ 410 ' 24 National L'eague: Seaver , NY Center Physical Education Barney Smith each scored It ' x·Cilncbtd division IIIIo 2.43: Rau, LA 2.54: Doony, St.L Building on the campus of Rio 8-7. 'UP! had Norton winning Rttultl 2.58; Zachry. Cln and Koosman, Grande. College-Collllllunlty the fight, 11-7. Ba117 Mllw 5, 111! 11 Inns.' NY 2.71. College. All, obviously distraught g:~~~~,o~~r.t'~f:n•du~~~~· Oe~m~~~~~n ~~~e~u'ha~ldr{~~; Families are Invited to and brandishing several Cleveland ' 6' DetrOlfJ1, ·2nc:t Palmer, Bait ·2.52; Tanana, Cal participate In swimming, bruises and a scraped nose, Boston 1 New Y!ll'~ 5: ·; 2.53; Torrez, Oak 2.56. Texas 7 Mtnn~t.a ,Q,. ,., . . ~, Strikeouts volleyball, badminton, was certain he woo, but didn't Oakland 1l<anses City 0 N4Jtlonal League: Seaver , NY {Only oemH scheduled) • 233 ; Richard, Hou 201 ; Koos- basketball, jogging and much sound too convincing, He Tiday's Probable Pitchers man, NY 189 i Carlton, Phlll81 ; more during each Friday openly discussed the IA11:Emlt EDTJ ' -· Monlefusco, SF 168. evening be&lnnlng on Friday, possibility ol retirement In , TIKII ( ~~·~ l--6)' It'' MJn.f Am.rlcan Leagua 1 R:yan, Cel Oct. I. The publlc use of Rio · the mcrnlng. nHOtl (Red ern 7-8h 2l15,p .m , 302; Tanana , Cal 247; Blyleven, Milwaukee (Augustine 8-12) Tex 210; Eckersley, Clev 192 ; fadlltles Ia free and Is being "I won the last two rounds. at Billllmore ·(McGrf9ilr · O·OI; Hunoer, NV 168. That's what proves tile thorntotally administered and 7:30p.m. •· · ' ', . ""'-1- 7·7 Brewen •·•· Now York. jHunter ,l~,15t. al """- • .... supervised by Rio Grande pion lrwn tile trial hCI'se," All Boston (Tiont 21 .11), 7 :~ p.m.' WB)'Ile Garland won his Delrolti(Bare 7·11 ·at .~eve. 3Jih game, despite giving up College recreation students. said. "I had just enough to F amllles are asked to win. U I had lost, I wouldn't land (EcJ<eroley 12·111. ; 7:30 11 hill, In the opener when p.m. paJ11elpale and make further )lave cried liut I would haw Chlcag6 !Johnson 9.161 al Bobby Grlch hit a two-run · suggestions regarding ad· felt bad. I would have lived California (Ross 8-161, 10:30 homerlnlbellthoi!Eduardo POMEROY EAST MAIN STREET or different activities wllh It but it would be on the p.~inus coiv (FIIzmorrlt 15·11 Rodriguez. ln the nightcap ditlonal record and you can't change or Gura · 3·01 ao O.koand · llle Oriola uaed b(llle runs to offer in this program, that. ATTEND THE SHOWING OF THE 77 CHEVROLET Fllnlly Night Ia for every<MIIch;~:~:.l~~lf0~;,.. · by Reggie Jackson and Doug "It's time. for us to get out one and for all ages above Delroll ol Cleveland, night DeClnces to win as Rudy May DOOR PRIZES - GIFTS- REFRESHMENTS Chicago at coHfornoa, nlghl loaled a five-bitter to w1n hla five. Children must be ac- now," he said, turning to his (Only games scheduled! . trainer, Angelo Dundee. companied by a parent. ~. !~Ill g11me. ,. lj gng k il m Champ m:Jl I!PJ m!ay retire.---_ _ __ THEMDAND CAVS m THE BUFFALO BRAVES 1 .... ht returns at THE NEW 77 CHEVROLET Rio Grande TutldiY'I 2nd 'Pomeroy Motor Co. \I .. " ' . �~----~------------~ : Z- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-PomerOy, 0., Wedneldly, Sepl 211,1976 GOP strategists worry over small town vote Aides say Democratic candidate Jimmy carter- at WASHINGTON (UPI) llle time of the poll two weeks Republican presidential ago was ahowlng candldatlll 111t111Uy !ret over unexpected 1trength In dliet and delight In towns. Amerlca'aiiiDalltowna. Not th!J year. President Ford's polltkal aides are , Ford worlred In the White WCI'rled about the IIDill tGwn HOU$e today, and planned no trlpi uniU next week when, vole. while Qying to debate Carter The President's men. smile OVrl: repcrl$ frool such ltadi- In San Franclaco Oct. 6, he tlcml Democratic bastions II! also will campaign on the Chicago, where public West Coast and, probably, In Opinion polls sbow Ford Teua. Hla schedule .OO.y called actlially leading Jimmy fcr recelvlnf! Italian Foreign Carter In IOI'lle sections of the Mlnlater Arhaldo Forlartl and metropolis, signing (at 11«111 EDT) a bill But It Is the midland tGwns to ~y $50,000 to the heln ol of benreen ·a.ooo and 10,000 any pollee officer slain In the pe1110111thal catllle& ~ fret. is, JUaWID B. GROWALD line of drity. Ford's pollllcal aides privately cited theae reuooJ fer the apparent llbift to Carter In traditionally Republlcan areas: A tradililllal small town diallke ol the big city. And Jimmy Carter'ahllnetown of Plains, Ga., is a classic one~orse town that small towriers can feel kinship witll. Ford, on the other !wrd. may not be Identified as a big cityfellerbutbecertainlylsa man of Wuhlngton. Carter, like Republican Ronald Reagan, made much In the primaries of the terrible awful ways of Washlnglun. leas lhan They were auccesa(ul ~ DANJLOFF would object tG the formal admlnlstratl<lo has el(erciaed WASHINGTON (UP!) ~ appOOIIInent of Senate con- itt moral leadership In this Under tllrat of a new oil ferees to work out area." Recent repcrll frun the fllllJrqo, llle admlnlatratloo ccmprrmlae legillalklll on an IJ fighting one move In export administration act Miltlle East indicated an CaJanosa to kill a proposed which would strengthen embargo may yet occur, the Saudi • m11llon sale of ml"'iles to current 111e111tn11 to co~mler allhoash Saucl Arabia' and another to the Arab boycott ol firma govenment !naje!ed it had made no llllCh pima. . IIInrt the Arab boycott ol dealing with Isrlel. l'srael. Formal approval of ''There is • bl& gamut ol There were lllese develop- .c o n fe r e es . r e q u I r es decllloDI bet'!l'een an embargo and oil price rlaes,'' menta, In quid. sucmslo:n, lliiiiDitno!ll Clllaelll. oru-tay In the Senate: An "Informal" House- whicb could be imti:ed by - Secrelary of Slate Henry Senate cudtr a.:e reached Saudi Arabia, !l1nl. .l!!l' told A. KIAIDger succenfully agreement Cll the biD, but reporters as be left bis pleaded wllb the Senate To,.er remained adamant meeting with the foreign Forel&n Relations Cunmittee tbal be woUld block the ::::::::;:::~:::::x:~::::::~::::::~~~::~::::::~~~::;;~: to recooalder Ita U vote 111 leglllatllll by objecting to aiORU!I PB11F01111S Friday diiiJipOiing the u1e fcrmallzlng tbeir aelllll. 'l'lle a.mr tl tkllt· of t10 Mnerlck alr-to-grolmd . E x p I a i n i n g b i s a..r. f t l Ia "MY miiiiiM to Saudi Aralia. parllanlentary mcm, Tower s...r1 eo ._ • ,. tiC Sill. G8Je McGee, O.Wyo., told reporten: "It's a lire We , 1 1 · 'c-., ciJanted .h ll vote after «Mpprmallc and ...,.mic bot ''I Lift 4• r1ra." netr deckllrc be 'II'U ~to potatoatlhlstimenldlll, _,....._wlllreit "'WJ"tg oat Saudi Arabia oo lhldl we ·lhoukhct Clllt 110w z:• ,.... s , 1 at lire die 111111 qaeat1m, and the . .. . What If It t.-c1 and we • ..,.. 0 .,. ., ant. committee sidestepped BOt • oil euDwgo!" :::.:::::;:~«=::::::::~;s::::::.t$:::;::::~~.:~::.:;.~:::::~:: making any new Mnlinlatratlrll oppo11tlc!!! · I& n .......Uoft. The delay · to,the bill wucrlllciJled today lnlleaateacllc!!! ._ Jlllbs It by the · Conf«etlCfl ol eJ!hl; the Bouae ·wwld PlelldeoU ol Ma~ Jewllh loaft time to act befln the Orglllhallona, a lfOap eheduled adjournment CllllCd'l!ed with lbe a y.; e u Salwday. Jews abroad. Cbalrman -Sc.JolmTower,R-Tea. Rabbi AleDDder Jol. - of the Senate's ·~ Sclindlrl: lllid ''lbere ·IJ no Rlt 'Jirarw, ~ he evldare lo qgt'lll U.t the •! In Ollca&o - liul bnUIDg aaly wllb Carter In the lradlllonaily heavily Pir8~~s to host Vikings 'l'ilree Southern Valier Athlttlc Coalll'tltCe .learns, K)'pr Creek, " NOI'$h GaDia Jordan thinks . Ford .h&ndled tenderly~ B.J MA:ililEW C. QUINN ATLANTA (UPI) -JIInrny "''liP'i&n "'IMid' . . die pres bu gmn relallc!!!s panel President PCI'd • "free. ride" Sen. Clilfanl P. CUe, Ito , while acrutlnblng the N.J., lllid he may ralle the si~Jbte" devlalklll In wbal laue a! ki1llng the Maverick c:artw I8JS. sale in the Senate where be HllolltoD Jtrdan -..red could win conalderable the ))anoo: lillie prlllideullal llllppol't. Jllllllinee's oxnmenll oa Jell Sen. Wll1lml Promllre, o- IDd marallty Ill a Platbot Wls., • dtltlzc force belind Ma&aliae lnlen'lew to die ~ !tplatlc!!!, carter'a elhlllc partly lllid the biD II ._ "In a ....... lilt IIPrlal. ••lrmale" tmlelll'vwa' and lbe wtmini4 I atkm chla&e ... p!qJie 'lllid It wu rGiDI to take .. don tbe tltbeiiDCI Carter's ~~~u.:: trips to the hunting lodges . JftSII tnalmelll has been IDd 10 forth, and not tbal balanced. It wu throtll!l the much ia made ol II. AI this primaries. I'm jail saying' point, Ford's had a free becallle Gerald Fcrd II 1D . ~t PnBidenl, lbere ride." Of press coverage ol -'IS to be • rebtctllnce to Clr1er, Jordan said "l'he cover him. "People In the preall and s!i~ devlatiCII In what he people IDterested In IQ'I II anab'Rd and made Democratic pollllca are Do • bl& llllDI·" But, be said, "Tbe press ovatactlnc to what the)' tnatmaa of thla ca"'CMllgn perCeive to be a couple It bu belli fair. Onraii, the mtst•W Carter t.a madet" be said. "Tbere'a not soq to • be a cbanie." ' Jardu aUI ''there are not ·• many atatll tllat we can't : win" llllclq, "It's Cll'lalnl1 not a sure lblall, but It looP good." ' " He said polls Indicate • Mk:blpll Dllr)Oia "CIIIlid ' 10 either 'II'8Y, JplleN loob • close, Te11u II probably ~ .,q to be hard fought, I Callfmlla could be tough." ~ .m • Bar associations tweaked i1J JAMD A. KIDNEY . . . retrogress! ve . lfllabJllhmenllaw finDs and, It cldn't. WASHINGTON (UP!) leadenblp in the COIII'IIry for Ill U.t capacity, tlleU' main ,.. ;11.'I fiWI!elinw the tell of San Fraadsco attorney IDore lhan a centurY :.... IDd ClllCent II lo belP predatory a campaign and the 11e1v1n Belli, aoce dubbed cunllnae to do so." corporations scre'!l' the ~ to bne praHema, ''KIIW It Torts," Ia twaklng , A 11!"11•u•n at die ABA peaple at large, fix prices, to kind of pers!Jt, to I" uf ·-1 bar , oatt1118 headqaartenln~aald c ball eng e I he • !W..E 8EI' 0 I :; A ~ u1e will be pera1ae. So I'm lllll lllll agalll lor "retrogressive tbe orpallatlrll "will not CO na till! ti 0 n all t f the laida*"'." worried : a bollt diplfJBelll'armmbwltha antipollution lawa, put • beld at St. Paul's l..allllraD ......,~gn,".Jardallaaldlnan ....... reapmae," IIJielber pbCIIJ bond illues." ... ~Ill 0rt. 4 .f nm 1 a.m. ~ !'? Belli, •· bas been In • ........ lrao!rlile with the Califlniia Belli W'l'ltea .that 1110111 bar BeUi, wbo llillde a national to 4 p.m. by tbe · - o f St. ''FIIrd bel cattea a free bar and die AIDirlcall Bar leaders "work for the reputatllll fGr 'lriDDIIIc large Paal and St. JaiiiJ Llltberan ride. 'ftae preas bu b..sly Amdalim in~tly In n a II o n ' s I a r g e a t duDage verdicts against prl" Cmrcb. eovaed him at all. The..- the ..._ • ,_.. The ltate vale corporatlona oo behalf ol ." illtret~M I ,,.., b One ·c.- bar 1· s, him far one ••" ... their emplorea and ·~ customel'l, charged that ~ ~. die munlll ""'mae he eDdcned a · IUtorlcally "the American brand vt 8cGiclJ ID a New did wa1 to apeak ftry .Yort newspaper adverBar Amdatlon bu been ., cencMJy• tl BeUi anU-Cathollc and anti- " 1 "At the -lime 'Fcrd has ". defaJded the Semitic." ·~ proved and pretty well eu:b - t un free apeecb ''Now, of courae,they mab : 111111111 tllat be ... accepted ~ 0'!1'11 accauiit, BeDi • abolr of being Cll the lllde ol INPIANA. Pa. (UP!) ~ lrl.-._u- roll tripe, . once lnlr1Hiuced the late clvllrl&btt&ndthe blackman : raietea Mlcby Cobm to The flnt . procram 1!1 the llld the envlromnent," Belli ~ tile ABA •a national COIIIllry to taacb emageucy said. "Balderdaab. They're · · convention under a medical ae"lcea to coal SliD lilting aloogside Gene!'al ' llllDin will begin 'lbunda)' Moton and General Mills and Cll the campus of lndlaM Galeral Electric and all the • lJnltalit) ·of Peaaayl:vania. other Generala wbo have liftned to Olbm altelllively' Tblrt)' minerlfram lndlana . fealbered tbeir Della at the and did not !elm wbo wu Group No. l of .tbe Co'ombal bil .superb mmririaiJihip and reaDy addr 'rc 11rm1 until and Armstrong coantlei, me." 1 Braacb of tbe American · illlerpioodielmllllmty wbBI later. Collen '11'81 ander repreaentiDg anloa aad eaperrae lt. you • ~ Auoc:latlan llf UniYenit)' eoad!JdlBg. lndlctmaJt ,.,.. tu evasion at me•p -u, wm atteDd Iii· • Wamea IIIII p •ed bp (lhgm Cilatioaa will be the lime. hour da 1 once a '!l'eek far Mra. Robat ~. Grady. Bll .- •ed to Dr. Jane L. BeUi'uatoliotp lijiJJ; , "My 13 weeD. Brian llcCIIe, a boot, The CorJntry ill the Bop, FOl'IJ1Il, nlbor ADd .lectara'. Ule 111 Tl1al", iiiMW at Wea profeaaor. at In!llana deseribu lbe adler''• ·As Plot • of Geo1rcJ at eo.a booUknti and will be Unhallt) who '!l'l'IICe the (0.11111111111 frun pqe 1) aperltucupowqapiDID Bowlinl Gren State available natloaally aut pilot JII'OP'IIIl. willlellch tbe ~ a liir providing that <liofami .-r Pt~ At · UDitdf!1ii:J, Dr. Fonrlb bu DIIIIIIL In It be elliml the .coarw. aucb d•tm•, with certain die qe of 11, be "1dlred" made-~ Clldrllratkm in ABA and state Tbe training program, . eueptlona, may be flied only • bar from farmiDC. Hll the lleldl It pohctaDJ and -lda:laltklrl are rWied wllb being funded by the a.te aatoblo.raphical book &iih•........ r+cr. aod cmlllct of IDtenlt and lllat Department of Environ- agalnat tbe · United States ~ · Government. Information , capture~ tbe -.. ria put abe ila a••c"''el ,..,....... "tbe leeaJ -bJI!IM!WiJI Ill mental Reroources, will be regarding the filing ot claims ; era and of the l'llral Ololo ill t1we • • 'W; to Jolarjarie aaed to lmp!anent a new may benhCalned by 'll'rltlng to America ill DOt lbere to state law requiring coal the u. S. Public Health -· Slnl* llcDmef. Dlreclar the people bot to se"e The rilllb Pep.- Award of Iuab wtlonal Telft111aD at ilalf." ' to have Senice Claims Office, Park- 1 companies will be Civm ·to 11-n IIlii WCET.Qtnnel41, Cl!clmati emergen.r:y medical u And," be uld, "u . lawn Building, litfOO Filbers : """- Jellllfe .fGr lbllr fGr ber abllit)' to produce !!WI .... fl. their Ylrioal bar t«bnlda .. In every worltlng Lsne, Rockville, )lar)'land ; -blned laleala u I 1•!on JiciHiulltJ' edncallc!!!al 1V auoclatlolll, they have mine by lJ'II. -2. and dlrecton of the ill- !111M far d 111e and llmatimaaiiJ fti!WIQI Krana fur ber .,>•l•plw.n.ts u Perfoi'IDIDI Al1l Tbeatre, u,. edncal« and ...-ti!!l Clenland. Tiley ban in dill field, m1 to JoiJn and ' preaented over • plays Ralh 11ett1n, edllon and ' bere, tbu provtdlnl op- JCientllll Ill 1eo1017 and lilt two rounds ol debates • • porlllllltles for volllllteer eMserVatiOII, for their 11J WJIIlAM 00111 8 Dl. llelnl.c)' of State HeiJry tiUd debaw IJ Oct. 22. ' aa.:n to adJieore •Umal contribtrllona iD economic PLA1NS, Ga. (UPl) - ~er'a lorelp polley, Tbe c:artw pre(!lcted when the made It • point lo be brlefttl .llrDmy Clrta' II boniDc up la•cniiiOD TbeJ · will be seology, engiaeer1D1 and IIIree 91kninute lealllona are , far lia seoond debate with bp lbe erA lllll tile Slate ialrodaced by Join. Tbamu ec:d~Ju. over, "I'll be 1 very clear ' Pie...,.. Fcrd by aWdylng Dtpw lliWut - C11C111 be bad A. Coot. Tbele OhiiiiDI . tbua .. winner data on ttiplrmaey and nailed down lbe Deino.:nllc . Evan Wha1lc!!!, Dlreel« ol blilored will appear In pet'ICil CIA ' I Mew. Carter returned to hla ;· pruldenllal 111111lnatllll lilt Tbe Colambua SrmpiJOO)' to accept lbrir awardl and southweat Georgta home · Carter, uneaay with Ordleiotra, will naive tbe wUI reply wltb brief 1 Be CODt&Jded the erA Ia early Tueaday morning to . . Award . fer Mllllic fGr bla .......... - poi!Hcotl lban the State nlu with hll family and 1111111«)' of orcbeabal and 1n addition, Prof. Joseph llludy far the .le. He ; DtjMatweut. aperallc mllllic, far 1111 • · . I)Nld Pollllt, QlalrmG of departs Tburlday for "I will mlew IICIIIIe of the pat11e iD CCJIIductlrc, and for ObiMM Ulnr)' far a.111a Buftalo, N.Y., Bo8llll and . notes I've taken over a CoaatJ. will be hewed lor number of yean. We have Portland, Maine, CCIIIInuing hll. efforts In bebalf of the The Gallla • Jacban • bad furelpi policy IJrlellDp, Friday to Hartford, CIDn., . Ulnr)' darlag tbe put year. Nashville, ~ •• and Pitt. Cbrlatlne Norris, concert Mel11 Commuit)' Mental 11 yoa lmllw, down here burJb. aitd 111en Beallb c.ter bu a-.nced Immediately after the plarilt ol Co'nmhu, will home Salllrday by way It . open Obloaaa Day bp per- the emplo)ment of L)'lla CUIIVdltllll, and I'll go bact Wlllhlngton. Wllllama, Jol. A., A"'date over those notea, and forming avera! 1111 :1lolrta In Plalnll Saturday night, people are from IIAlllerlauoa," by Loall Pl)'cbotosllt, to practice different Carter has ICbeduled a t&,OOOlndffldnal and group preparing, you kaow, Moren G«tlcbalt, paycbotberapy. . llblnvlated papers-for -to ahead , reception for the a-vatlc!!!a lor the lunDemocratic N·a tlonal • Wllllama will fDncdCil In read over." · cbeon ud JII'OII'IIII may be varioua areaa of agency Cclnlng bome fram a loar- Ccmmlttee. U.t ia lllll a (14 .... atlon. made with Jolra. ~mice Eatrocao ~ .. oat Wllllama Foley, Director, pro&rama, providing state Western S'll'lng advlaable In padlldl who ObiOIM Ulnr)', 1181 Ohio edncatlc!!! and CONDitative following bla flrlt debate willl e- ~ ha1:e epilep&J, mJanlaea, Depanmenu BuildiDI, as • tkw lo llllereated Ill- Ford, Carter lAid Taeida) be diYidaala or groDJIII. Her II GCCIIP)lzc bla twv dap off . , . Cll'dlae .. kidDer Soalll Froal lit., CoJumbmo, '•' . d'r• ar odter dtrnsn Ohio 4m5. T•leplwle\4-411- lllllD area ol 'l lnlce will be bp pouring over &taft and erA wltb the llabllaace AIJale brleflnl papera In aaaoctated with aa ac- 3831. Progl'lm, ar:c:ordllll to preparation for bla nex.t 8 OW camulation of Ould. Tbe Majcqlm B. Oreblu&b. ad- encounter with the Plllllident The M'llp r .1' .A. ~ ; bormCilu the body to ..IA&YmlnlltrlfGr, a wetik fram today In San fravaled lo CoJilllliJal to the "retain lodlmn j1llt aa tbe · -:.,".,,. Wllllaml I'ICIIIvecl ba' M. Franclac:o. · · Farm Science RHiew. , natural do. ""··-·•• A. from Morehead state ForU.tdelwte,lbeiJI'OUIIII EtaeU lkJ1 t+h, advilor ' In )'01111& '!1'0111&1 ltldl II -~:.. •" University. She wn l'lllel lljiecify defelrae and made tbe lrlp . With', the Jot1. If tllen II 110 ma~ -.,..mo.ty llllpiDyed bp the International daln - areu F .F.A. against taklrc the ...,._ l•MIIwiN Mmtal Healtb Ill which Carter Clllcedea . DlllvniVIIkl!ll aqd Iaika', medldiN I& li IIIUaiiJ !letter ~ c.ter In A•llnd, ltJ. u Ford a superiority of oa cropa, llvtltoct, aad to !Me I after a 1Qt hrecm ..., "· --.. . coordiDator of Cblldren'a credentlall, bat not ma••ol «i 11tft. bkohtdetl ID tomy If tbe ovarlea are =..::.~~-=Blnloel. Prlllr to and In apertlle, tbe JlllllhW IIIII the F.'I.A. . ,... .. .OIIIljanetloa 111111 '•""" ... w~ to bla laple lfier _ , _ wltcbitl 111e fllld Tlllill ... .In mort ' Jolealallllllib c.t., ~ ~taped·~·ct•Cilthe wd. Till! . . trip to belnformatiOII about female · . · ...... "!~: IIII..,..Suaeoarraetorata campaJan traU, Carter tlkell)rtbeJI'.F.A. will be to ' hor- can .-I 10 for the Hultb Nambtr ~..::',:..:'..~.,.::;.· "'-r . ~...~~-~ llrb, ' "iiiPed lillie Pibel affaln lfllfl.al!ckln ~a ~~deb~~ . , • :1:t ••• ,. ., a..,. ,... achool lnel Into hil nmarloa Cll the Wilt I'CIIilllt.NII& mr "'C 01 till namber· f-12, M&Jopallt. ployllcal ed1cat1oa, and Cout, dlacaulq auelur F.F.A.'IIIIIbeOd:l.,tiiiVo- ' Send a long, ltamped, lllf· ierved 11 part time In· jOi'OIIIIntlc!!! In San D11t1o All at M'llp Rlcb ' addnaaed eavelope for ...... .,-. .. _,. •. v..o. llrat:tGr In J11Jcbo1011 at IIlii Rbodealrlll Oretoa. llct.al. A ftte It.,....- • msDi•. Addnlt 'Jflllll .._. :...oa:...~=·== . llonbead Slate Unl••*l Fran the IIDIIIt, Carter ataodrdbptiiiJI'.r.A.totbe ' to Dr. Limb Ill Clrt of tbll .,._,....., _ _ ,.... ADd Alhland Comrnanll)' llld be bad belli ''a IIUie ·lfllp ~llcbe(lllloud of' MwljMpar, P. 0. lor: 1161, 1· - . . . . t Co"· " .... 1......• •-••· 8be l'llldll In rstlcant" •,__t - • -'"~ 11111 ""d* Radio CltJ Statloa, New ',..,., • Oalftpolll wltb her . . . .• Furd Cll - . bat llld be III'O'WIII the trip to ' York, MY lGOlt. Dort. II tUIIc lilt ~loft~ off far 1be 0 I 1w > 3 , provided """"' = :\:..e an"= Coal miners IeanDngof E·M senices Ohioana Association annot1nces awards=- :~~~~r~ lilllll Cout Blfll af Gnat to: a.!, llelp CGiaoty dJalrNancy Ual BlrveJ fGr ba' man of MwN, bu a. . hlltorical biograpbJ, The au a llld the t7'tll 11111ual 11.- and tbe 1'bcnJ, wblcb II Wlbal of the Martha uuperb~ KIDMy Cooper Obloana aboat the twv Tlldar prin.._, A 1....... will be - · Jolupnt. QueeD of 1111!1.......,, Oct. I, at the W!and,andl&ary,Q.alof raweeu Ceater for Fraace, wbo were the ,._,.... tbe (lio Slate llllhaJIP)' llltlrl ol lleDr7 Ualnnlty Campu ta vm. Naacy Ha"ey Ia a• ... AJaoclate Profeuor of 8Gut anrda, • MMILm, the ~· at the Ullhalit) of Peca•a Award and the Ondmad Jll tW • career lfedal will Nl!: ,.,_ lV far bil be p: """ to C"'!'•ndlng baak GD lbe Oblo ICmet .. ... ~Year. tilled Tarnado, biiiiCCOWII of Dr. Jollnlll PalllraJ, of tbe trqlc atary of Xada llarlelta, Preltdent of wbBI Jjt bp a ldDer lllrlrm lD ON • UlnrJ, 11u a. lf74. l•ffuon, "fiCIIUI' lor &aaced the fallowiDg Tbe Cari"'l'd Pua&-'l'laleB ON 1 u die rN !pUna of Star, lmawtlateiJ IBIINI a till lfll 0Ha 1• Awuda: uyso dralnatle and ofmdl Minnie Rite Moody, mar"lode tbat be .._. hll BGt'elilt, poet, colllDlllllt, edltllr for I s!J:otlllllllb len't beet rnlewer aad radio of abaence from the nwiatur, of Graarille, DeWIJl'lll&' in order to write will receive the Career aboat the dart wind IIIDDel lledal. Her li&b literar)' and Ita ~ effect Cll a ....,.. arnppanat Ill her town and Ita people. ..U Her career bu added Ed Muan far biJ two 1a1t« and dlllhdke to the volamea In a leriea ol four, adllnl berttlct It Oblo. &Jtllled Bullden of a Natllll, Tbe IJo!oaM Boot Awards wblcb are hlltarlcal IU IIW 'IIIII be JA bp Eruat aboat The Slpera of die ~. LillnrJ l'.dltar of the Declaratlan of Inclep't"'enee I J tr C4l 'na Dllpatdl, and Tbe Slgnel'l of the an t'"' C'«JJtib'ion - tbe lillel ol the flnt m boob. Tbl!med to tbe IIINntftmjal lbeae boob provide fuclnatlng coJmlal biliary In the fGrmat of brief blagrapbill. lfuon bu devoted IDitallft llud7 to lbe bu ol tlwe early Amlrl!:ara Be ia Dlreclar of tbe Plrbtlc Sa tiu Department at Tbe Colambal DUpatdL Ruby v. Redincer' fer her CllllllJift:bauve blrcraPbJ• George ~ 11(1!111 wbldt lbe bu been wwtinc far llllll"t tban IJ yean. Tbll ObiMn Ia Prof- It Literature at BaJdwio.Wan- C.0. 1D aer.. Prol Redqer bu wriltsJ "a wbale life" pertrait of a pr!ioand WCIIIllll. Mary Jo !Iter._ far ba' dJildraJ'I boot, Wltcll of the Camberlaadl, a atary aboat the Iiiii 4aln people ofiOidbeutern KN111dry. Formerly a leacber of ~lib, Mill St«pbemo II now llbi'arlanmedla aped•Hst at a jludor blgb acboolln llDdmatl Sbe Is 1nteruted In the etbalc IJI'OilPS ol Appalscbla. William B. TbGmu Ia the redpialt It the Fklaoce Rolratl Bead Boot Anrd, glv&J by the Boot flt1rdy DR. LAMB · .m Vaccination '"*" Carter prepares to debate · •mow. Psychologist is employed returning . Drug used to .replace hormones 11J Law1 ea IL ~M.D. DEAR D,R. LAMB - A lew ,_. 110 I bad a llpleno. ul haYe baa tulnl a J8 ·aiiifl PNmarln ever 111111t. J - told I ftald have to tilt a.n fGr u lc!!!& u I 1tn. J'm ._ • yam old. I ....,. like to kDo1l why I llllolld ....., taking tbil pill llld I I ltop takiiC It what Iliad I 1IVIId have 111 me! 1M 41) a doelior's • me • bad the ume • • • IIIII lbe bu not * eatroglltlllf nomaa II low Ill fanale hormonea. Duriag , a byJtereclomJ a · doctor may remove the overlea, depending upoa the cue. If he doll so IDa f011!C wrman lhe will have an early meoop11uae. Eltroglltll are given to replace ber normal bormoae produdloo. Even If the onriea are not hi!IGVed, the blaod aapp1) to them my ba damstled dar1ac aurgery and tber may aot cont1ntre to fuadlc!!!'u '!l'ell u before. Now lhert 11'1 varlatloDIIn tbe Jlled for u uae·• -· a 'Wlllllll'l -*-1 Clrtll - &111111 - . balb kldDI1I - prodacel IIIOtllb flmlle hormonea a may not have too madl dlfflcaly. Some ~~- dill, haw thla IOill'ce of~ to fall bacli on and dill't tbe - prodlrce lllfllllb. Till! umelltutlon appU. It to • wbBI lhe ,.,.. .._ Ill! c Ill' the a.opauae, or better lllnDIIIly ltatad, whea ber rl-=~ ~~=~·= _..... dell..... {! and llop frmctlc!!!lng. If lbe produces enough hoi lllliiiill fnm other IIOilfl* lObe IDBJ not have 1D1DJ chances but If lhelaoot~tonw.telben lhe will undei&U" ciJancu associated with the menopauae. Tbe eatrogen bur IIIIi& will . belp a wrman who neec1a them for replacemeat Ill a number It reapeell. Tbey belp preoNit chalcea In the celll of tbe vagina, They belp prevNit cellular cbaiCM In pargt of lilt NaMer that oft&J lead to recatreat bladder lnfactlona. The horm111111 prevent 11ot Oalbu. Tbe rtat ot the beDeflla of tamale hormonea Ia • ltlbJect far debate. Some claim tile)' help ..... beart dlnue . and perhaps degeneration of the bonel. 'ftae daallm are a"'dafed with 8D lncrtued riJk of of die llDla& It tbe ulerlll tlllt I have sptbo It before. U J'GII have bad a llyiteredomy II :JW have lt Youth aW.up m·; aitended b -hera. a1; ...."":':.:O:.-:'!'f: ';""'""' ·---..~ '** . . , . , . , ,....:::.Of.... ,,_..... = - - . - " - '* =.,"...--"::: ' • B. <llmey, Fcrd'l cbllf ol Repubik:ID dDWIIIIate - · "lf dolrllllale llllncil bad &taft, lclld repcii'WI the 1'1111 to ncrmal, why the but a ioclelome ~ weekend tbal IOIJie Wc:blilil'l! Prelldftt wwld be • .polnll lribmutandlng up to the bit· crop pricea and · the lbMd" Ill 1lllnoil polls, he apendlng Democrallc Admlnlatratlon'a brief lllid. Cmgresa .m welknealin« fliDt.rCo 00 fGrel&n grain Tbe Presldent'a men but dictatorial burelanll. salellul , _ b8d a k..t aniverAlly e:r;peet more carter, smarting from the traditional Republlc cbeerinl- fram polls no!' reaction to his Playboy fervor olthe farm bell beq crmple1811. , _ new The IIDill town - . lAid polla, they ~let, will Interview un aeund rellglcin, and 111 audl other topCI al one Ford aide, can be reflect the bq)acl of Carter'• Teua' Lyndoo B. JcimiCII, meuund In I!Hm!a Be lAid Pllyboy MD!IM!)II IDd bla has taken to reviving his GOP poiJIIIg two w.b qo lalk of bikq the lncm1e rampoip cratcry on the evils llbowed Fcrd far ahead ol the laRI of the better off. of Washington and Itt Republlcan norm In the Inhabitants. Farmm, too, have been Royals frantic Highlanders face Bobcats, of what Reapn called the · ''Washlngtcll buddy Q'llml," Congressional moves battled By 0te1 whelrnllll eDOUih fer Ford to be forced tlleU' IUIJPCII'I fGr FOI1I. aay to arcue lhll be - not s-t the l'rellclelt'a men. Rldllnl .. , _,. n.ll7 Sentinel, Mlddleport..Pomeror. o.. wec~ne~~~ay. Sept. 29, 1976 11 • ., .r and Soull!e!i! ~u.mpt 1o kelp tbelr recOrd. Intact Friday night. ·, In ' lea~ IIIIIIN, Coach Jim Sprague'• powerful Bobcall holt Soldhwestern and Coach Jobn Blake'• challenging North Gallla Plralel have l''home game against SVAC Symmes Valley. Southern takes Ita S:.lhla!e to Mason County for a headon club with the Wahama White Falco111. In other engagementa, taalem 2·1 goes to Federal Hocking and Hannan Trace 0•3, visits Waterford. Kner Creek plays Ill first home game after three straight victoria on the road. The Bobcats' moit ·aploalve weapoo hu been .long runs provided by senior bslfback Todd Taylor and junior taUback Marcus Geiger. Both have provided many thrills lor KC fane. by the Pirates turned the. The Bobcall have scored., · game around. 161 polntt In three outings, a Southwettern'a offense has ·· 53.6 point average. Delen- scored 84 polntl In three slvely, Coach Sprague Is outings, a 28 point ave. Lewis, expected to make some ~W's top runner, had 148 ~djustlllenis to shore-up yards rushing In 32 carries 110me leaks In the Bobcats' 44 against the Pirates. defense. AI North Gallla, the Pirates Senior quarterback steve wiD go after their fourth Baird likes to mix bla plays stralcht victory without a loss and go to the air. Hla favorite against the winless Symmes "rgett are Taylor and Brian Valley Vikings . The Lucas, 140 pound Danker. Lawrence Counllans were Coach Bob Alhley's South- beaten 35-12 last Saturday at Weatem Highlanders come to Conolton VaUey. . the KC Stadium fresh offa 34Again, the Pirate offense Z2lois to North Garua. clicked rolling up 473 total The Highlanders have yards. Utile Mike ·Ctuiey played Inspiring ball this enjoyed an outttandlng nighl • seaaon winning two games rushing for 211 yards In 22 , behind the strong running of tries while scoring two touchse.nlor tailback Kip Lewis, lbc .downs. paning of sophomore Fred Logan, senior quarterback Gene Layton speedster, had another good and the .llurdy play of a night getting two TD's, stingy defense. rushing for 68 yards, In last week's loss to the collecting 109 yards In the air Pirates, the Highlanders held and grabbed two errant sw a tw0-1p0lnt lead at the half · · but a abort kickoff ~ecove~ pa~es Valley bas had problems getting untracked Ali putS strong face on decision 1 NEW YORK (UPI) - what proves the chs~!O!! Muhammad All claimed he from the trial horse. I had showed himself a tnie cham- just enough to win. I know pion by rallying to defeat Ken I'm tile winner." Ncrton while the beaten chal- . But Ncrton, c:oinpoeed In lenger claimed "the judges his dressing room after made .asses of lllemselves" weeping openly while leaving when their. decision was an- the ring, scoffed at All's rea~mlng. . nounced. "Whatdidhedolntllet3th, That was the major post· mortem of All's latest 14th and 15th rounds·?" asked · halrUne decision, In which he NortGn. "He didn't hurt me at retained the heavyweight all and there were long championship of tile world. perlodswhenhedldn'thitme "I won the last two at 1111. rounds,'' said All. "That's "I know I won nine of 10 ' Sport Parade By MILTON RlaDIAN although the Vikings of Coach UPI Sparta Eclltor Greg BaWe, scored two TD's '· last week. NEWYORK(UPI) - Ken Norton wassoposltlvebehadwoo Coach Bill Jewell's at least nine of the 15 I'OIIIlda and taken away the werld Southern Tornados take their heavyweight title from Muhanunad All that when the referee ~ record out of state for a and two judges aU narrowly voted All the winner and still game with Wabams . South- champion, he simply couldn't control his emotlona. ern owns vlctorleR over Ken Norl«l betian crying. Federal Hocking, Hannan He was dazed and contused - the word he used was Trace and Waterford . "crushed." He said lbal was bow he fell upon hearq referee Wahama,J-1, is fresh off a 28- Arthur Mercante had IIU.lfor All and the two judges, Harold 23 win over Duval. LedermanandBarneySmith,alaohadAUinfroot,S.7. In winning their third In a "Youfeltyouwonthellcht?"someonesaidloNorton. row, 37~, last Friday, the · "Without questloo," he answered evenly. Tornados were led by Sieve "In that case, why do you feel you didn't get the decision?" Boso, speedy halfback, wh,'l. Ken Norl«l had said previously he felt "tile judges made scored on three .short runs.· asses of tllemselves," and now he had the perfect opportunity Senior AI Hill also had a f~1e ...to harpoOn them and t!Ie referee even milre, but he didn't. He ni~ht a ~a ins I Waterford mulled over the questloo a moment or so and replied: grounding out 104 yards. "I love the game. I doo't want to hurt It, so I'd rather not Coach Marcus Rice's White answer that quealoo." Falcons have won three Norton's manager, Bob Biron, was ~ at bla side." stralcht following a loss to Biron Is not your old flcht manager stereol)'pe, who ~oes open the season. Eastetn, a aroiAIKI bleating, ''We wuz robbed' every time his fighter i!JRS 28-7 loser at Alexander, a decision. · travels to Federal Hocking "Ken doesn't want to answer that question, liut I will," Bob Friday. Biron said. "I'll tell you why he didn't get the declslon. , The Eagles' only TD last Obviously .they want to keep All fighting . He's 80 good at the week came in the first box office, theydoo't want Iosee him gel beat." quarter on a two-yard run by Bob Biron wasn't saying the olllclala were crooked, he was Mark Luwson. After thai, the mer,ly saying they were Influenced In All's favor because, Spartans took control with lis after aU, he comes close to being the most exciting, chartsground game movlnf! ahead malic personality In the history of sporla and tbe type of for good In the third period. individual who has a way of making people root for him Federal Hocking, under witllout lllem always being fully aware ollt, riew coach Bob Brennan, l had the fight ever. through the first 14 rounds and thought broke a long losing spell last Norton woo the 15th to earn tile decision, 8-7. I wasn't the only week with a lU victory over one. Teddy Brenner, the veteran Madlaon Square Garden Miller. Hannan Trace tries to promoter, had it 1().6 for Norton and down through the years snap ita three game losing I've found he scores a flcht far better than most obserVers. streak against winless All felt he won, but then when is the last time you ever heard Waterford. him say he thought'he loot? . · . Coach Larry Cremeens' "I wo~ big.'.' he said, when he was ask~ for his oplnloo. "I Wildcats caine to· life· knowldid.lhllhimtllreetlmestohisooe. ~ter, lt turned o~ he wasn't so sure. somewhat against Kyger Creek. Although losing, 61·11, Ali was q~et awhile, then he said: . the Wildcat offense at times "Heelretlrement'saro.undlliecorner.ltjustgetawhereage was able to move the hall. catches up with y~u . . Your wind, your. endwance and Senior fullback Jim Waugh, ev~~else. It nught be good for me to retire now, not fight returning from an ankle anymore. Injury, had touchdown runs of He looked at Angelo Dundee, who has been with him 80 long 50 and one yard. Overall, HT now. . . collected 193 yards on the "We be Wille to light (George) Foreman and retire," he said, groUnd · Dundee listened. · "What do you think?" a newsman asked him. svAc "1\'s his decision," said All's veteran trainer. "He's the STANDINGS champion and it 's up to him to say when he feels he's had TEAM ALL GA~Et p OP enough." Kyger.Creek 3 o 161 38 "You think you mlcht change your mind tOOJOITow?" a ~~~~~·~~Ilia ' ~ 2: questiun was put to All. soulhwesoern 2 o s• 34 "I didn'! say I'm retiring," he came right back. "~ybe I'd ~=~~·;~Trace ~ j ~: ~~~ bewise,though,l&getmeabrielcaseandgetoutoflhlsmess. Symmes Val . 0 3 12 122 But the muney's soj;big. You just saw me earn six milllon svAc ONLY dollars. Si:xmilllon doll&·s! You didn't see me jumping around ~~~~n. 'f ~ 7 • 0 ~ out there lor nothing." ,, sou Ohern 1· ·o 42 o Personally;I thought Ali ahould've q~t after he beat George, ~~~,e; 5~foi~ : g ~~ j~ Foreman to win back his title two years ago. He ahould've quit sou lhwesoern o 1 22 34 .when he was ahead ..There were signs his legs were going even Sy mmes va o. o 1 o 35 then and now .that he's }i!!shlng 35 he's only kidding hlmselflf ~:::.~~n Trace ~ ~ 2 he thinks they're going to gel any better, By FREJ) MeMANE UPISperll Wrtw There were the Broold)'ll Dadgel'l oflll5l.. .and the Los Angeles Dadgel'l of 1962...and llle Philadelphia PhiUles ol 1964, . • Will the lt'l& Kansas City Royals be added to that.list of teams who blew aeeJilln8ly Insurmountable leads and loll what appeared to be certain pemantt? · Kansas aty, whicb led the American League West by II games oo Aug. 7 and by aeven games just a week ago, had Itt lead c:UI to only 211 games by second-place Oakland Tuesday night when ·the Royals dropped tllelr aecond stralcht &111111! to tile A's, 1~. as Mike Terrez outpllched Marty Pattin. " It's a patlletlc situatioo· when you think of tile lead we had," said Royals' Manager Whitey Herzog. "We just can't get the runs and there's nothillg to say about that.. .. We K9t another good11ilched and wind up with nothing to show for it." Meanwhile, the A's have woo six of their lui eight and seem confident they will overtake the Royals and win llle division title fer the mth year In a row. "This is just as exciting as tlie playoffs and llle Wcrld. Series," said A's Manager <lluck Tanner, who is In his first year at the Oakland helm. "Our men are acting as If they want to get to the World Series. Tl)ey know we have to win all of them and game lhey are pia~ 111at '!l'ay .... " Sal Sando's 2l8lh bomtr of In lbe ~m~~~lb llle - inning ... the lilly lUI lbe A'tJOI off l'lttln, built wu enough, u 1'llml l1lowed just two hitt In notchinl hll 18th win. An ln!leld llncle by Hal McRae In the MeODd Inning and a groww:l alngJe to left by Cookie Ro)fol In the fif111 were tile anly lita off ' . Tcrrez. 1n other AL games Tueaday nl_ght, Baltimore took' a doubleheader from MilwaUkee, 7-6, In lllnning.l, and 7~. IIOIIIon downed New Y~k. 7-6, Teua blanll:ed MIMeaota, 7~, and Detroit defeated Clevela{ld, ~. then lost, 8-1. California and Olicago were not acheduled. Red Sox 7, Yaalleel 5: Butch Hoblon and Jim Rice homered to spoil Ed Figueroa's aeoond attempt at his 3Jih victory and 8pll'k the Red Sox to their 12th vlctcry In their last 14 games. Tom Murphy allowed ooly two hits In four lr)nlngs ol relief to preserve Rick Kreuger's second victory. Thurman Munson homered for the 'iankeea. Ragen 7, T'!l'bll 0: Toby Harrah drove In three . runa with a palr of hwnel'l and Gaylord Perry loaled a slx.flltter for hll 15th win to· spark the Rancm' vlctcry over the T'll'inl. BUl Singer was the loser,· Our Interest Is Greater For You 5.75% Weaver retums On 9C).I)ay another rounds. I was obviously the year Certificate• winner." Then, summing up the 5.75 per cent paid on BA.LT!MORE (UPI) feeling of a substantial E11rl Weaver, who has been 90 day Certificates of number of veteran ringside Deposit . $1,000 . 0~ with the Baltimore Orioles boxing reporters, Norton . Minimum. Interest for 811 seasons, will be haci: . added: Payable Quarterly. managing the club next year "To beat All, you almost under a new one-year conhave to knock him out. When A subslantlot penollr, I tract that was "more than I lnvoktd on all certlf cat4 you start the fight you es:pected.II . accounts withdrawn prla already are behind. I told Ali Weaver slined the contract to the date of meturlty after the decision that I had with the Orioles Tuesday won." after meeting with General Asked how All reacted, Manager Hank Peters. · Norton said, "What could he Neither would say what the say? He knew I was right." term8 of the contract were, Despite the sharp but Weaver said, "I'm calllng difference of opinion over the · it very good" and added II verdict, All had nottypg b~ was more \han he had , Jhe·Aihens County · praise for Norl«l. planned Ill. . Savhlg• & LOan Co. "He's a good fighter, can't · 2'6 Secon4 St. ''The man made me a great take nuthin' away from him," Pomeroy, Ohio offer, II ws more than I et· All said. "Norloo took a lot of peeled," he said. ahots and he Willi in good Malor League Standings Major League Leoders shape. He was In better ahape By United Press International By Uniled Press lnlernational thanlthought.l'mgladltook National League · Balltng Ill'IS f'Ighi serio · us! y. II we (base<l on 425 ao bats! Easl W.. L .. Pel. GB · Nalional League didn't, we would have lost." 97 61 .6\4 X·Phlla G. AB . R. H. Pet All admitted he was toeing Pittsburgh 89 69 .563 8 Gr iffey, Cin 145 554 111188 .339 New York 86 72 .5« ll Maalock, Chi 139 503 64 169 .336 after tile early roWlds but . . 72 86 .456 25 ' Maaao<, Phil 146 531 75 175 .330 said he senaed victory when So. Louis · ,, 87 .449 26 A Presentation of Center Program Board Chicago Rose, Clncon. 158 127 151 211 .325 N t · · ked th e Montreal 54 104 .342 43 Morgan, 138 649 467 112 323 or on mimiC NEW YORK (UPI) -A 3+ "Wouldn'I it he wise to get out Suddenly, however, Ali, West Oliver, Pil 121 443 62143 ·.323 champion's bsbit of clowning year.old . ?.... Muhamm~d Ali now, get out as champoon W.. L .. Pet. GB who had fought flat-footed as ~.\'~::~:;,';."~' m~~ during the bout. Norton discovered Tuesday that time •·Cincinnati 100 58 .633 vs. So many times I could feel promised, turned back the Los Angeles 90 68 .570 10 Garvey. LA 158 619 84 198 .320 played peekaboo and laughed walla for no one. Houston 78 81 .491 22'12 watson, l;lou 154 578 75 181 .313 derisively at Allin imitatioo age eatching up witli me - In hands of time, got up oo his San Francisco 73 86 .459 27 1h That fact of life almost cost my wind, In my endurance. · toes, began dancing and landAmerican League of Muhammad's familiar San Dl"9o 10 88 .«3 30 G. AB . R. H . Pet _ ' Ing rapier-like left jab! to Atlanta 69 89 .437 31 AN OFFICIAL NBA PRE-SEASON McRae, KC · 146 515 74172 .334 tactics In many of his bouts. tile heavyweight champion I'd be wise to quit." x-CIInthed division title his title Tuesday night when ·Ncrton, a nOtoriously slow change the tempo and Brett, KC 156 634 93 209 .330 "What did 1 think when I Tuesday's Results Carew, Min 152 589 95 19'2 .J:16 . he won a close and hlchly BASKETBALL GAMEl New York 5 Montreal 4, 1st Bosoock , Min 126 468 74 152 .325 saw him do lbat" All asked. disputed unanimous declsioo starter, borrowed a page assumed control of the fight , •Montreal 4 New York 2, 2nd from the Joe ' Frazier "When I started dancing, I LeFlore, D~t l35 544 93 l72 .316 "I tllought,J'm winning or he Tuesday, October 5, ¥76, 8:30 p. m. Ohio Pittsburgh S Chlcogo l over Ken Ncrton at Yankee stylebook to win siJ of the started winning," he said. Lynn. Bos 132 507 76 159 .31< ouldn't be do'ft• Ill 1 ,. University Convocation Center, Athens, Sen Francisco .4 Atlanta 1 R: lvers , NY 136 590 95 184 .312 W "''6 a • · 51. Louis 5 Philadelphia 3 flrsl eight rounds. It was enough to cmvlnce · Carly, Cle 148 539 64 165 .306 All said he switched from Stadium. Ohio. Tickets s.oo, 4.50, 4.00. reserved Seats Clnclnn~tl 5 San 01090 4 But, although All's punches He pressed All from the the judges, the people who Munson , NV 151 611 .79184 .301 his flat footed sh•Je and Houston 1 Los Anue.les 0 OO!y are available at O.U. Memorial Slaub, Del 156 570 70 171 .300 • '' lacked crispness and .power outset, crowding the count, tllal he had woo, but TOday's Probable Pitchers Home Runs started dancing after the Auditorium Box.Office, Athens (594.3471). (All Times EDTl Nolionol Leogue: Ki ngman, eiGhth round_ and that WaS and found their mark less champion In close, leaving many In tile aowd, estlmsted Chicago (Burris 14 -13) at NY and, Schmidt, Phil 37; "D Mail orders send Self-Addressed Stamped frequently, his trademark ol All UtUe room to punch and at at mcre than 42,000 and Pitt sburgh (Demery 10-6). 7:35 Mon<lay, Chi 30: Fosler. Cin 29: tile key tG the victory. being able to reach down and Envelope and Check. Cashier's Check or p.m. the same time maneuvering paying record gate receipts Morgan,ICin•37. "When [started dancing I Sen Francisco (Riccelll 1. 1) pull something out when Money Order Payable to CPB Basketba 11. League: . Nelltes, started wmn · 1ng ., All sai'd him lntc positioo to score with of more than $3.5 million, ao Allanta (Easterly 1·01, 7:35 NY·~merlcan.• 30 ; Bando, Ol'lk 27; ' • tllere seems to be nothing left 0. U. Memorial Auditorium, Box Office, tefts to the body and ~ht . p.m. greeted the dedslon witll a Jackson, Bait 26 : L.. May , Bait. "At the e~ of the. eighth Montreal (Rogers 6- 17J ef ~;ce , B~s ana Hen<lrlck, Clev round, I knew I was behind.'; surfaced In the 15th round. crosses to the head, Athens, Ohio, 45701.' miXed respoose. New York !Sea.er 14·10) , 8:05 Hla rally lroke lbe deadlocks p.m. . , ' ·' Run• Balled In Ncrton said , he imitated on two judges' ilcore cards to Philadelphia (Christenson 13. League : Foster, Cln Ali'smann~ 'atooepoint 81 al St. Louis !Foroch 8·101. 121Nationot ; Morgan, Cin Ill ; Schml<lt, durin th f' ht bee "I . win the fight. 1:30 p.m . Phil 103; watson , Hou 100; g e Ig ause Ncrton wasn't convinced he Cincinnati (Gullett 10·31 ' at Luzlnskl, Phil ,95. was trying to outihlnk him." San Dl<QO · (Sirom 11 ·16), 10 had lost. Mter leaving the p,m , 8~;"e[J:~" M~~~~s~~~: ~Y '4~I; ''11ris was a &nart fight,'' HOUilOn (Ah<IUiar'9·lOI at LOS vosoriemski, Bos 99; Cham. he said. "II was not reaDy a ring sobbing like a child, the TO OUR Angeles !John lO·lQI, 10:30 p.m. bliss,, NY 96; Mayberry , KC 95. good fist fight but a smart exMarlne composed himself Thunday'J Gam,$ Stolen Base~ .' . and bitterly let his emotions SHOWING {No games scheduled) National Lea guo: Lopes. LA fight. I was ll'ymg to beat hun run r11mpant. '1 .tJ I 62; Moroan, Cln 59i Taveras, at his own game." . . ,Itt 58; Brock, St. L SS ; Cedeno, "The judges made asses of '· ..... Hdu 54. them~s," he said. "I American Leaoue: . Nortn, F,. i[ , know I woo nine or 10 rounds. ·' '· . ·•"'' Oak . 75; LeFlore, Det 58 ;• am v...-m • AR'!er;ican 1t~·~~e 1 Campanerls, Oak 54; Flatek, KC .,. ••-e~ I Willi obfrotlily the winner. , Eas : -~. · and Baylor, Oak 51 . 'BEGINNING THURSDAY, SEPT, 30TH What did he do In the 13th, . ·w..~ L .. Pet. GB Pitching x-New York 9~ 62 .603 ...... • Most Victories · 14th and 15th rounds? He Ba l.tlmore 88 70 .~57 7 National League : Jones, SO ·didn'lhurtme at all and there Clevellnd 80 75 :516 lJV1 22-'14; Sutton, LA and Koosman, 'were long periods when he Boslon 80 78 .506 15 NY ll·9: Carlton, Phil 19.1: Oetrolt 70 86 .A-49 2A Richard, Hou 19 -15 . didn't hit me at all. Milwaukee 65 92 .414 291fo · AMERICAN LEAGUE :, Pal. "To heat All, you almost . . . .• Wtll mer. Bait 12·13; TianO. Bos 21 · w.. L.. Pel. GB ll ; .Garlan<l. Ball 20·7: Flgue· have to knock him out.'' Karisa& City 89 69 .563 roa, NV 19· 10; F!clrych, ~et 18· . Referee Arthur Mercanle Oakland 86 71 .s..a 21fa 9i Tanana ,·cal 18 -10 ; Blue, Oak FamilY Recreation Night scored the bout U.l and · Mlnntsota 81 71 .5ll B 18.\2, Texas 73 85 ~62 16 Earned Run Avenge has returned to Paul R. Lyne judges Harold Lederman and CaiiiOI'nla 12 85 ;459 16'/o (baud on 153 Innings pitched! Chicago 6.4 92 \ 410 ' 24 National L'eague: Seaver , NY Center Physical Education Barney Smith each scored It ' x·Cilncbtd division IIIIo 2.43: Rau, LA 2.54: Doony, St.L Building on the campus of Rio 8-7. 'UP! had Norton winning Rttultl 2.58; Zachry. Cln and Koosman, Grande. College-Collllllunlty the fight, 11-7. Ba117 Mllw 5, 111! 11 Inns.' NY 2.71. College. All, obviously distraught g:~~~~,o~~r.t'~f:n•du~~~~· Oe~m~~~~~n ~~~e~u'ha~ldr{~~; Families are Invited to and brandishing several Cleveland ' 6' DetrOlfJ1, ·2nc:t Palmer, Bait ·2.52; Tanana, Cal participate In swimming, bruises and a scraped nose, Boston 1 New Y!ll'~ 5: ·; 2.53; Torrez, Oak 2.56. Texas 7 Mtnn~t.a ,Q,. ,., . . ~, Strikeouts volleyball, badminton, was certain he woo, but didn't Oakland 1l<anses City 0 N4Jtlonal League: Seaver , NY {Only oemH scheduled) • 233 ; Richard, Hou 201 ; Koos- basketball, jogging and much sound too convincing, He Tiday's Probable Pitchers man, NY 189 i Carlton, Phlll81 ; more during each Friday openly discussed the IA11:Emlt EDTJ ' -· Monlefusco, SF 168. evening be&lnnlng on Friday, possibility ol retirement In , TIKII ( ~~·~ l--6)' It'' MJn.f Am.rlcan Leagua 1 R:yan, Cel Oct. I. The publlc use of Rio · the mcrnlng. nHOtl (Red ern 7-8h 2l15,p .m , 302; Tanana , Cal 247; Blyleven, Milwaukee (Augustine 8-12) Tex 210; Eckersley, Clev 192 ; fadlltles Ia free and Is being "I won the last two rounds. at Billllmore ·(McGrf9ilr · O·OI; Hunoer, NV 168. That's what proves tile thorntotally administered and 7:30p.m. •· · ' ', . ""'-1- 7·7 Brewen •·•· Now York. jHunter ,l~,15t. al """- • .... supervised by Rio Grande pion lrwn tile trial hCI'se," All Boston (Tiont 21 .11), 7 :~ p.m.' WB)'Ile Garland won his Delrolti(Bare 7·11 ·at .~eve. 3Jih game, despite giving up College recreation students. said. "I had just enough to F amllles are asked to win. U I had lost, I wouldn't land (EcJ<eroley 12·111. ; 7:30 11 hill, In the opener when p.m. paJ11elpale and make further )lave cried liut I would haw Chlcag6 !Johnson 9.161 al Bobby Grlch hit a two-run · suggestions regarding ad· felt bad. I would have lived California (Ross 8-161, 10:30 homerlnlbellthoi!Eduardo POMEROY EAST MAIN STREET or different activities wllh It but it would be on the p.~inus coiv (FIIzmorrlt 15·11 Rodriguez. ln the nightcap ditlonal record and you can't change or Gura · 3·01 ao O.koand · llle Oriola uaed b(llle runs to offer in this program, that. ATTEND THE SHOWING OF THE 77 CHEVROLET Fllnlly Night Ia for every<MIIch;~:~:.l~~lf0~;,.. · by Reggie Jackson and Doug "It's time. for us to get out one and for all ages above Delroll ol Cleveland, night DeClnces to win as Rudy May DOOR PRIZES - GIFTS- REFRESHMENTS Chicago at coHfornoa, nlghl loaled a five-bitter to w1n hla five. Children must be ac- now," he said, turning to his (Only games scheduled! . trainer, Angelo Dundee. companied by a parent. ~. !~Ill g11me. ,. lj gng k il m Champ m:Jl I!PJ m!ay retire.---_ _ __ THEMDAND CAVS m THE BUFFALO BRAVES 1 .... ht returns at THE NEW 77 CHEVROLET Rio Grande TutldiY'I 2nd 'Pomeroy Motor Co. \I .. " ' . �, 4- The Daily Sentlnel, Mlddleport·P(I'flel'oy, 0 ., Wedneaday, Sept. 29, 1976 Hoople sees Ohio State '11 by~ AmaoB. Baople Pllllklll Ptoplwl Egad, friends, tbls IJ the ~reek Woody Hayes and his Ohio State stalward.l hav~ been walling lor - the rematch with potent UCLA. 'It's safe to say - taff-llalfthat the Bucka and their mentor, redoubtable Coach llayea, have .thought of Utile tile during the 274 days thlt have Intervened since these teiP last met In the Roee BOwl ·. and UCLA pulled a Colossal upset. Vas, my friends, thlt Bruin conquest •aa · a bitter pill for the CoiUD1bus contingent to swallow and, one mlgbt say - beb-beh -It made them a Utile m. And for the record they Intend to get weU thla Saturday. Beating Ohio State auywbere, anytime IJ dlf· llcult and beating them In Columbus Is almost lm· poulble so the UCLA !ada haVe tbelr wort cut out lor Carleton • mtsses them. 8oth Ohio State and UCLA hav~ devastating attacta capable ol rol.linll up 500 yards each In a single afternoon, therefore we 'look lor a high scortnc aflslr. We beUeve Pete Johnson, Jell Lopn aud Ron Gerald should put mcire points on the board thin the Uclana talented duo Jefl Dankwortb and 'lbeottll Brown. The Hoopie Forecast : Oblo State 35, UCLA 31 HaN'UIIlphl . There are many other big games aroiUld the country with three of them alated for the Southeast Conference. The top attraction will pit Alabama agalt!st Georgia at. Athens; Our Atlanta correspondent, Georgie Peech, havlne watcbed both teams In actton, gives the edge to tbe Bulldocs, his forecut Is Georgia 24, Alabalml 22. Jove, thlt's close! Elsewhere, the HQ(Iple In the other Southeutern meetlnp we Uke Misaluippl computers predict : Pitta· over Auburn, 21·7, and burgh 28, Duke 6; South Florida to defeat l$U, 22-12. Carolina 27 , Baylor 7; . Tezu AaM U, lliiiiOil It ladlau U, N. C. State lf Itwa State Zl, Otla"'ma 21 Kauu U, W*-11 17 Ali' FOI'te ., Keal Stale !1 Peaa Slate 22, Kea11tcky 1J Marylaad •· VDiuova 7 Memphis St. Z$, SMU 1J ~u 35, Woe Forat Z8 Notre Dame Zl, Mlcb. state 5.:.. Tile DaUy Sentinel, Mlddleport-P1111eroy. 0 .. Wednesday ,Sept:2ll. 1976 Teua. SS, Cle..- 11 Talaa Zl, N. Mex. St. 7 llTEP 11, Ulall II Vnd tlllll 14, 'l'llaae 11 FanDaaii,VMilJ . 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VARSITY CHEERLEADERS AT Southern High School are too to bottom, U!jll Allen, Kim Taylor, Jerrena Hanard 11, Baoloa U. 7 Dartm~~ttll If, Holy Croll lZ Carlllln, now 1$.7, bad a 2-8 lead before be toot the mound, but Cruz singled ._a nm In the .ecom and ~ liB IDMr In the fourth to IICCOUIIt fir . 111011 cl the c.nlnals' offellle. lllrry penn , beld the Pldllles to five hila aud made IU record 8-12 f1r a brtcbt ftnilh to a dlsappolntlns -· Jones, the Padres' premier left-binder mel I C)' YOUIIII Award candidate, pulled I nwrJe )lilt above his left elbow. Dr. H. PluiBa-, the team physician, said he would rMY•mlne Jmes In a ''lew days" to determine If lbe aoutqlaw can mate hla final achedaled start fi the aea10n at 1M Angeles Saturday. Jones II D-14. '1t'a been bcllllerlng me for about lhree weeka,'' Jones said alter lbe game. "It's been getting Iichter aDd tlcbler. I pualled my arm u f.ar u It would go. I felt It ~map on a slider." Toledo, Baii ·State owners arm worn out WOIIIII bitter. rr,... 011 a U• ' SAN DIEGO (UPI) - "Are you JdMing?" ulred San Diego Padres pltcber. Randy Jooes. "I never want to ca:ne out wl1b a ~11ead." · But Joaes, tbe Nalional Llque's wimlinlest pitcher wl1b a league · leading 22 victcrlea, wu forced from the game In lbe aec:clld Inning beca- of a pulled mUacle. - .' ~went ,,., to their !DOth win ~ the year Turlday _night In a 5-4 decilloD over tbe Padres. "It's been botllerlnc !118 for · about three ~" Jones slid after tile game. "It's been gettlnc ttchter and Uchter. I J1lllhell my arm as f.ar u It would go. I felt It Cll chang~ from . • lllder would help. "I tbought I could !brow linters and I tried It," be slid. I threw two more to Cesar Geronimo but It h1l't ..... - b y thlnl t.eman Doac Jladlr 011 Jollnay Bandl's CODim HUGGED BOOT '" Insulated comfort ·for hunting and fishing. Hartley "s Shoes Middle of Upper Block Pomeroy, 0. Open All Day Thursday · Friday Night TII8 . 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Donna Hatfleid, Emr:na Hoffner, Marian Michael ~, The all new Buick Le.Sabre is something to see, more trunk room, head room and leg room that last year's model & gas- mileage is something great. would you believe 17 miles city and 23 highway with V-8 engine. The Electra gas. mileage is E.P.A. rated 15 city and 22 highway. The ride of the all new Buick is something to behold. The styling is years ahead ofitself. They are beautiful. · Rodman , Eileen Bahr, Harry Shain, Lindsey Ward, Winnie White, · Janeth Beal, Bertha · Edmonds. ·Teresa Swatzel. Nellie Jorgen. Jack Bechtle. Mrs . William Radtord, Oennls Lane, Maxine Shane, Garnet Vine. · Twlla Thayer, Twila • I It'·' Childs, Karen Murray , Ann Lambert, Carol Wolfe, John C..ll, Lorraine McMurray , Marge Thomas. Bill Willford, Cheryl Lemley, Selma C..ll . Charlotte Willford, Mildred Betzlng, Ken Wiggins, Grace Huffman, Mike Young, Myra Hysell, Barbara Knight. Mr .. and Mrs. Alva Clark. Ruth Shain, Kay Walker, Gordon Teaford , John Ben.tley , Kathryn Wildermuth, Josnle Woods, Pt1yllls Bearhs, Bill Ryoe. Bonnie Allen. William Roush··and Renee Stone. Jack Get Ready For Wlnt~r With These Values ••• 6" Blue Stove Pipe, 2" Joint '169 3" Galvanized Stove Pipe '139 Tom Titus , Branch Fleming , Velma Rue, Mam ie Stephenson. Evelyn Holter, touts Hudson. Rex Vance, Carol Ervin, Darla Thorrlas, Cur ly Wiles. Joanne Fetty, C. Nottingham, Roy Karshner, Wilda Wiseman , Earl Starkey , Della Norton , Clifford Phillips . ·Helen Blackston, Ch~rlotte Evan s. Elmer Pickens, Dale Proffitt, Libby Fisher, Karen Haines, Vicki Hoffman. Dixie Duff , Mildred Fowler. Agnes · White, Diana Celedonla. ,..-----:-----BUICK LeSABRE---~---- Ambrose, Nan Moore, Sandi Bentz, William Winebrenner, ,. ' ' •• SALE PLANNED . Kloes. Ed King, Paul Manuel. A ntnunage sale will be W. E. Brown , Rita Rbush . Rupe. Mlck Ash, A. held by the Apple Grove Lawrence Henderson, Rick Ash, C. United Methodist Cl\urch Oct. Manley. J. Van Meter, C. 5, 6 and 7 at the Letart FaDs Clark, Jenny Burdette, Barb Conununity HaD 9 a.m to 4 Howard, Edna Davidson , Pat • · · Arnold, Zelpha Boggess, p.m. ;, • · Grace Stobart, M. Salley, M. Lawson. Opal Grueser, Violet Bailey, Leona Smith, Frankie ANNIVERSARY NEAR Hunnel. Sara Dill, Tall Mr. and,Mrs. A. J: Grabtlr, Timbers Club. Ann Aelker . · fonoer PbmeroY residents, Carla Carter, Thelma will celebrate their 55th Jetfers, Jackie Zirkle, weddJns anniversary on Oct. Marlene Wilson, Pat Philson: Barnett, Joyce 5. Fri~ and relatives may Clyde Bartrom. !Imogene send cards to the couple at Holstein , Angle Kousn, their ·home, 419 Homewood Isabelle Cozart, Dolores Will, Norma Am .sbary . Sharon . Ave., Dayton, 15400. ., I .... Bertha Robinson, Jean ' J COLUMBUS (UP! ) - A statewide committee supporting four constitutional amendments, three of them enercr related, said today a suit attempting to keep the issues off the ballot was "too late, too bad, and too ridiculo11S... . . Sandra Sterrett, director of the Vote Yes for Lower Utllities Committee, said "the utilities lear a vote on tbese Issues ·and are using every legal trick in the hook to prevent an election in November. · "The utilities are determined that the people of Ohio will go through another winter of tmfalr utility bills," she said. Ms. Sterrett said the suit was filed In the Ohio Supreme Court on Monday and seeks a writ of prohibition against Secretary of State Ted W. Brown to stop the election on · the four issues because . opponent arguments on each Issue haven't been published . in accordance with the law. "It's absolutely ludicrous that the utilities want to halt the election because opponent arguments aren 't being published," said Ms. Sterrett. "With their million-dollar campaign and their swarm of utility lobbyists, the utilities certainly would have had opponent arguments presented to the Secretary of ..State on time if they had chosen to do so. N. Mich~an is in first place Slap m a slider." He lhoucbt Are Having A Party To Show Off All The New Pontiacs and Buicks. Yes Ypu Must See Them To Believe. legal trick • IS 'lbe ctnclnnaU Yes Smith Nelson Motors Is Having A Party .and Everybody Is fuvited. •· Thur. , Sept. 30, Fri., Oct. 1, Sat., Oct. 2 ~e suit hit. as •• .\JI ln olber gimes, HouiiCII too much. It's been a great hlliiW l.GI Aqjelel, 1..0, . year. I've never put together Pltlllliigb wblpped O!Dgo, lib IIICIIIha lite I have tbla '-1, San Fnnclaeo downed year. I punlabed my arm and Allaata, 4,1, aud New. Y1rk It llltts." beat Mmti'eal, o-4, then lalt, He said It "would be a very 4,2. foolllb thing to cmUnue ."· Asked about his chances for Altrw I, Dodpn t: the Cy Y~ Awanl, be said: J .R. Rlcbard pitched a "Well, look at my second tlni-ldtter to win 1111 !Jib ..If. I bope tb!IJ nmmember pme u Houltm nipped JAe my lint half (be went !Wf1r Anples. Burt Hooton allowed l.be flnt half and 4,10 tbe jlllt foil' hill In • klllng second l. It wu just a cue ol elrlrt. not cettln8 any 1'11111 In the Pbalet s, CUI 1: second ball. I pitcbed better Dm Plrker doubled boale In the aecmd half. two I'UQI and Riehle Zllk all'o ''Look at II thla ny, I've ..._ In • pair to 8plrk WCII 22 and nobody's caucht I'IUibarlh Cl'lel' Clllcaco. Doc me yet. I hope they Medleb 1t11 the n-- wldle remember that. .. RidE ~..I look the lou. Winning Cincinnati pitcher a.... c, •••• 1: Jack BDIInptn said be wu BollbJ ..... hll bla 23rd "IOITY to heir about Randy. I bolDer and Chrla Speier hape be wins tbe Cy Young. Ulld I IWIHIII dDable to He d 1 , . It the ny be'a blip Bab INpper to his flnt pltdled. He'd win 30 with • ma,tGr .... victory In San clab that acored him runs." Frueileo'l triumph over Pete RoM, a(l(le8l'IDg In a At!-ta. rare pinch-hitting role, ..... U,DpiiH: siniJed In TCIIy ~ from Ed Knaepool Ued the -.1 bue In the elgbtb ..,_. wWI I boala' ID ~ lmlng to break the u Ue. eiPtb. - WGil It will! two liGie ~off Rld!Sa'll)'er, out In tbe bllhm rl tbe lllntb who took over for Jonet, to Gil I . ruueorlill ...... ctln In Penl who bad MC111N11 IIICII to will 4JIIIMI the elgbth with a walt lbe ..,..,.,. naldeGinld IIIII moved to I8C:GIId 011 an RI-b• eta~blned wttll Dill, Cheryl Wilson, Julie Gooch and SheUa Crouch. The girls have aU new unl~. Utilities' By CIIIUll 'I1JRUL UPI SpGrta Writer Tueeday nlgbt was a rough . me for Steve Carlton, who failed to .cet liB m victory and Randy J011es, whoJNIIed a muacle In his~ arm. St. Louis ~ together · aeven hila, Including II two11111 boaler by rookie Hector Chlz, to lmoct off Clrltoo and the Nalkllal League Eut UWJt Pliladelphla Phillles, 5, 3. Joaes 'tru f1rced out fi the Padreilleda game '-ling, ~ 1, In the aecmd illilq and ClilclnnaU went on to beat San Diego, ~ lw Ita !DOth pbilled. . quarterba ck Tim Koegel, carries of 12 yards or more In who C(lllpleted 16 of 25 paa the game, Including a 48-yard attempts for 178 )'ll"da and TO scamper, pushed his two touchdowfls 'against tbe three1jame total to over ~ rugged Middles, had a 2U yards. Jeff Undamood, a 1-. first down margin In the pound junior, l'UBhed for .235 game. "We're probably balanced yards and scored all lour of better offensively thin we've his team's touchdowns ever been ," said.Faust, who Friday night In leading has me of the U>p offensive Claymont (AA) to a ~ linemen in the state victory over Canal Fulton anchorlnc his line in 6-1, 271}. Northwest . Undamood bad pound Jim Brown. TO runs of 55~ 10, 21 and 73 The Crusaders play Clncln· yards as the 'Mustangs natl Withrow Friday night. overcame a 6.Q deficit for NOTES: WlliiJ BeD, a 5-S, their third straight win. Gary Komsa scored three 155-pound junior tailback, rushed for 243 yards (a school . touchdowrut and Intercepted a record) In 16 carries and pair of paws Friday night to scored a pair of touchdowns spark Youngstown Cardinal Friday night to lead unbeaten Mooney (3.Q) to a 2&-19 win Groveport (AAA) to a 35-3 over Boardlmln. Komsa re· victory . over , Delaware turned a kickoff 85 yarda for Hayes, Bell, who had nlne one score and grabbed touch- quarter touchdown 1'1111 Friday night provided Warren llardlnc (S.O) with a 7.0 victory over Youngstown Chaney. Bailee bad 134 )'ll"da In 18 carries In the game. Mansfield Senior ezploded lor 40 polnla In the - d half Friday night f1r a 47-ll win over Mansfield Malabar. Halfbacta Cliff Belmer and Tyroo Darson accounted for sll of the Tygers' touchdowns. Delmer bad TD runs of 1, 51 and 71 yard&, while Darson had 116 and 'ISyard kickoff returns for TDII and also ran· 54 yards for another. Princeton's J:krron Hunter, a 5-3, !fiO..poiUld wingback, had an outstanding illjjht In · the Vikings' 23-6 win over Upper Arlington Friday night. Hunter carried the ball l!Urneslor58yards,caught7 (Continued on pace i) COME TO THE PARTY '20th win wlnolthe-... "I want to win the 20ih but If I dm 't we're stlll In the playolfs... Carlton phllc8;>- By GENE CADDES UPI Spwta Writer COLUMBUS (UP!)- Ohio high school footbaU notes from aroiUld the state: It may take some doing to unseat Cincinnati Moeller as the state's No. I Class AAA football team. The Crusaders of Coach Gerry FaW!t, last year's .big school playoff champion and No. 21n the final UPI Board of Coaches ratings, have run their regular season unbeaten streak to 35 in a row over three-plus years and 15 In a row overall. And, the Crusaders are playing the best, with the :wins coming over CI a y t o n Northmont, Princeton and MiddletOwn, the latter by a 30-13 score Friday night. W......... 11, Min. 17 Wull. St. !8, Idaho 12 Z1 • 14 Mlasouri 21, North Carolina Mill. !1, Aabanl 7 Aria- Sl. •• WyomJq lt 10; Colorado 37, Drake H; Mlllourl U , No. Carollu ID Yale IS, LelJp I ·Michigan 35, Wake Foresl20; · Boolool Colle1e II, Navy 12 Bolton College 16, Navy 12: Nebrulta a, MJamJ (Fial n Penn State 22, Kentucky '18: Arllou U, Nortllweatem 11 Texas A&M 13,1Ulnol810, and Ohio U. !8, Teledo U Kansas 2t, Wisconsin 17. · . GROUP Oblo State 35, UCLA 11 Adl•<ontto Saving the best for last, the Otis Sl •• No. Tea. St. IJ Vtt.rlmS Hoople Upset of the day: Oftloa !7, Utah St. I Mtmorl•l Holpll•l Iowa state 28, Oklahoma 26. Pet111 31, C.lnmbill U R. A. AVERION, M.D. That's right, dear reallers, Bron 21, Prlncelool 11 A. G. SOLA, M.D. the Cyclones, who have won Pllrdue !4, Mlaml (0.) 1J JOHN RIDGWAY, D.O. only four Urnes out of 48 In this series, will do the Sooners In this Saturday. And remember you read It lirst In the Hoople Forecast - Harl'UIIlph! ··High school notes • • • - down pauea of H and 84 yards froni Jeff Brim. Ivan Baltee'l '19-ywd flnt .4" Dryer Vent .......... ;.......sl.79 The all new Pontiac Catalina and Boneville is one of the most advanced cars in Al1)erica today. They are roomy inside and handles like a dream. The ride is superb. Gas mileage is great for a full size car. Catalina E . P . S. rating with VB is 17 city, 23 highway. The Bonneville with VB, is E. P.A. rated 15 city and 21 highway . Fiberglass Pipe Insulation (3"x25) ,, .. Felt Weather Strip . '149 17~~ .........49' 5 Gal. Asphalt Roof REG. •7.99 CoatiJlg SALE '6" · MOORE'S AUTO PARTS So Bring The Whole Family to Smith Nelson For the Party. We Will Serve Coffee and Ponuts. Also Free Gifts To Everybody, Balloons F.e"-the Children, Pens and Ice Scrapers For Mom and Dad PLUS You May Win A Free Grease, Oil and Filter and A Tune-up and Wash job For Your Car. 5 Will Be Given Away So just Come_On In and Sign Up. No Purchase Necessary. Drawing Will Be Sat., Oct. 2nd·at 1 PM 1 '· • ·'· ., ., ·' , �, 4- The Daily Sentlnel, Mlddleport·P(I'flel'oy, 0 ., Wedneaday, Sept. 29, 1976 Hoople sees Ohio State '11 by~ AmaoB. Baople Pllllklll Ptoplwl Egad, friends, tbls IJ the ~reek Woody Hayes and his Ohio State stalward.l hav~ been walling lor - the rematch with potent UCLA. 'It's safe to say - taff-llalfthat the Bucka and their mentor, redoubtable Coach llayea, have .thought of Utile tile during the 274 days thlt have Intervened since these teiP last met In the Roee BOwl ·. and UCLA pulled a Colossal upset. Vas, my friends, thlt Bruin conquest •aa · a bitter pill for the CoiUD1bus contingent to swallow and, one mlgbt say - beb-beh -It made them a Utile m. And for the record they Intend to get weU thla Saturday. Beating Ohio State auywbere, anytime IJ dlf· llcult and beating them In Columbus Is almost lm· poulble so the UCLA !ada haVe tbelr wort cut out lor Carleton • mtsses them. 8oth Ohio State and UCLA hav~ devastating attacta capable ol rol.linll up 500 yards each In a single afternoon, therefore we 'look lor a high scortnc aflslr. We beUeve Pete Johnson, Jell Lopn aud Ron Gerald should put mcire points on the board thin the Uclana talented duo Jefl Dankwortb and 'lbeottll Brown. The Hoopie Forecast : Oblo State 35, UCLA 31 HaN'UIIlphl . There are many other big games aroiUld the country with three of them alated for the Southeast Conference. The top attraction will pit Alabama agalt!st Georgia at. Athens; Our Atlanta correspondent, Georgie Peech, havlne watcbed both teams In actton, gives the edge to tbe Bulldocs, his forecut Is Georgia 24, Alabalml 22. Jove, thlt's close! Elsewhere, the HQ(Iple In the other Southeutern meetlnp we Uke Misaluippl computers predict : Pitta· over Auburn, 21·7, and burgh 28, Duke 6; South Florida to defeat l$U, 22-12. Carolina 27 , Baylor 7; . Tezu AaM U, lliiiiOil It ladlau U, N. C. State lf Itwa State Zl, Otla"'ma 21 Kauu U, W*-11 17 Ali' FOI'te ., Keal Stale !1 Peaa Slate 22, Kea11tcky 1J Marylaad •· VDiuova 7 Memphis St. Z$, SMU 1J ~u 35, Woe Forat Z8 Notre Dame Zl, Mlcb. state 5.:.. Tile DaUy Sentinel, Mlddleport-P1111eroy. 0 .. Wednesday ,Sept:2ll. 1976 Teua. SS, Cle..- 11 Talaa Zl, N. Mex. St. 7 llTEP 11, Ulall II Vnd tlllll 14, 'l'llaae 11 FanDaaii,VMilJ . VL T~ M, Wm.• MU'y 21 Weat Va. lt, RlebaGDd 7 BowU.,G-.!4, Welt. Midi Energy Savings! Tempered glass radiates heat than screen. Salarday, Oet.% Arbaau U, TCU 7 Slulord 35, Army 1% So. Carolina !7, Blyler 7 Calli. ze, San Joae St. 18 Colorado 37, Orate II flllllbolrP a , Date • E. Carollu 33, Citadel 10 l R~l?~~~~~a~r\~dl pets can't RIVERSIDE MEDICAL Tezu Jl, Rlee.12 Rutcen 35, CorneD IJ So. Calli. 21, Ion Z8 ClaebmaU 17, So. Mill. 1! OftiOD Sl. lf, Syracuae 11 Delaware !7, Temple 10 • flames . •9895 C. W. THOMPSON, M.D. tfflct Hours~ iD-12 1.m. pecial: screen mesh All finishes. all sizes same price. Get your Harthglass Fireplace Screen Now! PICKENS HARDWARE CO. W. Va. Mon .•Sat. , 2~ p.m. Mon.· Fri., 74 p.m. Moll., Wtd .. Ma$C)n, rri, 8-5:30, PHONE 992-3331. • 8·8 Ledby!l-l,l~Wldsenior Florida 22, LSU 12 J•111• St. 17, Florida 8l 15 Georcla U, Alabama !Z Georcla Td 28, Vlr(lnla ? VARSITY CHEERLEADERS AT Southern High School are too to bottom, U!jll Allen, Kim Taylor, Jerrena Hanard 11, Baoloa U. 7 Dartm~~ttll If, Holy Croll lZ Carlllln, now 1$.7, bad a 2-8 lead before be toot the mound, but Cruz singled ._a nm In the .ecom and ~ liB IDMr In the fourth to IICCOUIIt fir . 111011 cl the c.nlnals' offellle. lllrry penn , beld the Pldllles to five hila aud made IU record 8-12 f1r a brtcbt ftnilh to a dlsappolntlns -· Jones, the Padres' premier left-binder mel I C)' YOUIIII Award candidate, pulled I nwrJe )lilt above his left elbow. Dr. H. PluiBa-, the team physician, said he would rMY•mlne Jmes In a ''lew days" to determine If lbe aoutqlaw can mate hla final achedaled start fi the aea10n at 1M Angeles Saturday. Jones II D-14. '1t'a been bcllllerlng me for about lhree weeka,'' Jones said alter lbe game. "It's been getting Iichter aDd tlcbler. I pualled my arm u f.ar u It would go. I felt It ~map on a slider." Toledo, Baii ·State owners arm worn out WOIIIII bitter. rr,... 011 a U• ' SAN DIEGO (UPI) - "Are you JdMing?" ulred San Diego Padres pltcber. Randy Jooes. "I never want to ca:ne out wl1b a ~11ead." · But Joaes, tbe Nalional Llque's wimlinlest pitcher wl1b a league · leading 22 victcrlea, wu forced from the game In lbe aec:clld Inning beca- of a pulled mUacle. - .' ~went ,,., to their !DOth win ~ the year Turlday _night In a 5-4 decilloD over tbe Padres. "It's been botllerlnc !118 for · about three ~" Jones slid after tile game. "It's been gettlnc ttchter and Uchter. I J1lllhell my arm as f.ar u It would go. I felt It Cll chang~ from . • lllder would help. "I tbought I could !brow linters and I tried It," be slid. I threw two more to Cesar Geronimo but It h1l't ..... - b y thlnl t.eman Doac Jladlr 011 Jollnay Bandl's CODim HUGGED BOOT '" Insulated comfort ·for hunting and fishing. Hartley "s Shoes Middle of Upper Block Pomeroy, 0. Open All Day Thursday · Friday Night TII8 . Saturday 9 TII5 "Air Condlllontd" ~ I ........ _.... , ~ NEW -YORK (UP!) Northern Michigan retained Its No. I ranking in the NCAA Division II cpUege footbaU ranklngs released .Tuesday and C. W. Post remained No. lin the Division III ranklngs. It was in the Division II, however, that six newcomers - Lehigh, Jacksonville State, Western Kentucky, Troy State, Northridge State and Eastern Illinois- moved into the top 10. •Top-rated Nor· them Mlchig~n (4.0) received 60 points after Its crushing #0 win over Minnesota-Duluth. Alcorn State(~) remained second in Division II, While Tennessee State (4.0) moved up two notches to third. C. W. Post (3.0) received 58 points after its narrow 6-3 win over Slippery Rock In retaining the No. 1 spot In Division Ill. · Madison CoUege, which shared the No. I spot a week ago, dropped out of the top 10 after losing 21·14 to· Hampden-Sydney . Wittenberg (1-1) moved from third to second. - ·-- . -- - 2325 JACKSON AVENUE, PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. . I I 0 ,• ,• •• ~~ ' I I .I ' . • I ..., " . • .. • ''I .. ., SOUTIIERN IDGH'S JUNIOR VARSITY cheerleaders are front row, 1-r, Amy Souder, Holly Williams, mascot, Debbie Brown; back row, Carla Teaford, Pam Brauer, Janis Carnahan· and on top, Beth Huffman. F ive·day .campaign brought $433.45 to Cancer Society The Meigs Cancer Society raised $433.45 during a recent five day pericxj when a buck· board was filled and a bake sale held at the Kroger Store in Pomeroy. The society extends a special thanks .to Jack Am· brose for use of the store, Ohio Eta, XI Gamma Mu and Preeeptor Beta Beta Chapters of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority for baked gooda, Jo Ann Newsome, Margie Skidmore, Dorothy Will, Patti Fletcher, SUllie Pullins, Jessie White, Rheba Hysell, Nan Moore, Jan Judge, Brenda Roush, 06nna Hat· field, Douglas Llzon, Melvin Vah Meter (or working . Contributors lo the lund drlv' included 'Teresa Grueser. Phyllis Newland, Susan Richmond , Lindsey Lyons, Stephen Rutt, Dorothy Gooding . Mary Wayland, Shirley Lester, Dave Slater. Rod Pullins.· Helen Johnson, Mary Jones. Everelt Dailey, Bertha Da iley, Nancy Vance, Fred Blaettnar, Carrie Neulzllng, Eula Proffitt. Gemma Case!. Dorothy Wlil. John Lyons , Gladys Cumming s. Rita Slavin, Helen Davis, Dwight Cullums , Bernice Winn. Elizabeth Slavin, Cordelia lhle , Charles LaDeaux . Dennis Long, Jessie White, Bill Kennedy , Dwight Spencer. Betty Evans, Mary Thompson, Ann Webster . Margaret Parsons, Mr . and Mr.s . Oick Foley , Allen Johnson, Ruth Crouch . Martha Moore, Dallas and Bonnie Pickens, Shirley Si~,nn:-ons, Jenny and Steve Qullen, James Large, Jake Lee, Hazel Biggs, Inez Randolph , Donna Mlsher , Gladys Wolfe. Maude Sprouse, Margarlte Smith, Mabel f.kore, Eugene Smith, Brenda Roush, Norman Baxter. Aaron Kelton, VIrginia Kidder. Tom Westen, Janice Oeene, Bertha Smith, Grace Elch, Katie Crow, Velma Kessler, Norma Russell , Becky Smith, Flossie Allensworth. Donna Hatfleid, Emr:na Hoffner, Marian Michael ~, The all new Buick Le.Sabre is something to see, more trunk room, head room and leg room that last year's model & gas- mileage is something great. would you believe 17 miles city and 23 highway with V-8 engine. The Electra gas. mileage is E.P.A. rated 15 city and 22 highway. The ride of the all new Buick is something to behold. The styling is years ahead ofitself. They are beautiful. · Rodman , Eileen Bahr, Harry Shain, Lindsey Ward, Winnie White, · Janeth Beal, Bertha · Edmonds. ·Teresa Swatzel. Nellie Jorgen. Jack Bechtle. Mrs . William Radtord, Oennls Lane, Maxine Shane, Garnet Vine. · Twlla Thayer, Twila • I It'·' Childs, Karen Murray , Ann Lambert, Carol Wolfe, John C..ll, Lorraine McMurray , Marge Thomas. Bill Willford, Cheryl Lemley, Selma C..ll . Charlotte Willford, Mildred Betzlng, Ken Wiggins, Grace Huffman, Mike Young, Myra Hysell, Barbara Knight. Mr .. and Mrs. Alva Clark. Ruth Shain, Kay Walker, Gordon Teaford , John Ben.tley , Kathryn Wildermuth, Josnle Woods, Pt1yllls Bearhs, Bill Ryoe. Bonnie Allen. William Roush··and Renee Stone. Jack Get Ready For Wlnt~r With These Values ••• 6" Blue Stove Pipe, 2" Joint '169 3" Galvanized Stove Pipe '139 Tom Titus , Branch Fleming , Velma Rue, Mam ie Stephenson. Evelyn Holter, touts Hudson. Rex Vance, Carol Ervin, Darla Thorrlas, Cur ly Wiles. Joanne Fetty, C. Nottingham, Roy Karshner, Wilda Wiseman , Earl Starkey , Della Norton , Clifford Phillips . ·Helen Blackston, Ch~rlotte Evan s. Elmer Pickens, Dale Proffitt, Libby Fisher, Karen Haines, Vicki Hoffman. Dixie Duff , Mildred Fowler. Agnes · White, Diana Celedonla. ,..-----:-----BUICK LeSABRE---~---- Ambrose, Nan Moore, Sandi Bentz, William Winebrenner, ,. ' ' •• SALE PLANNED . Kloes. Ed King, Paul Manuel. A ntnunage sale will be W. E. Brown , Rita Rbush . Rupe. Mlck Ash, A. held by the Apple Grove Lawrence Henderson, Rick Ash, C. United Methodist Cl\urch Oct. Manley. J. Van Meter, C. 5, 6 and 7 at the Letart FaDs Clark, Jenny Burdette, Barb Conununity HaD 9 a.m to 4 Howard, Edna Davidson , Pat • · · Arnold, Zelpha Boggess, p.m. ;, • · Grace Stobart, M. Salley, M. Lawson. Opal Grueser, Violet Bailey, Leona Smith, Frankie ANNIVERSARY NEAR Hunnel. Sara Dill, Tall Mr. and,Mrs. A. J: Grabtlr, Timbers Club. Ann Aelker . · fonoer PbmeroY residents, Carla Carter, Thelma will celebrate their 55th Jetfers, Jackie Zirkle, weddJns anniversary on Oct. Marlene Wilson, Pat Philson: Barnett, Joyce 5. Fri~ and relatives may Clyde Bartrom. !Imogene send cards to the couple at Holstein , Angle Kousn, their ·home, 419 Homewood Isabelle Cozart, Dolores Will, Norma Am .sbary . Sharon . Ave., Dayton, 15400. ., I .... Bertha Robinson, Jean ' J COLUMBUS (UP! ) - A statewide committee supporting four constitutional amendments, three of them enercr related, said today a suit attempting to keep the issues off the ballot was "too late, too bad, and too ridiculo11S... . . Sandra Sterrett, director of the Vote Yes for Lower Utllities Committee, said "the utilities lear a vote on tbese Issues ·and are using every legal trick in the hook to prevent an election in November. · "The utilities are determined that the people of Ohio will go through another winter of tmfalr utility bills," she said. Ms. Sterrett said the suit was filed In the Ohio Supreme Court on Monday and seeks a writ of prohibition against Secretary of State Ted W. Brown to stop the election on · the four issues because . opponent arguments on each Issue haven't been published . in accordance with the law. "It's absolutely ludicrous that the utilities want to halt the election because opponent arguments aren 't being published," said Ms. Sterrett. "With their million-dollar campaign and their swarm of utility lobbyists, the utilities certainly would have had opponent arguments presented to the Secretary of ..State on time if they had chosen to do so. N. Mich~an is in first place Slap m a slider." He lhoucbt Are Having A Party To Show Off All The New Pontiacs and Buicks. Yes Ypu Must See Them To Believe. legal trick • IS 'lbe ctnclnnaU Yes Smith Nelson Motors Is Having A Party .and Everybody Is fuvited. •· Thur. , Sept. 30, Fri., Oct. 1, Sat., Oct. 2 ~e suit hit. as •• .\JI ln olber gimes, HouiiCII too much. It's been a great hlliiW l.GI Aqjelel, 1..0, . year. I've never put together Pltlllliigb wblpped O!Dgo, lib IIICIIIha lite I have tbla '-1, San Fnnclaeo downed year. I punlabed my arm and Allaata, 4,1, aud New. Y1rk It llltts." beat Mmti'eal, o-4, then lalt, He said It "would be a very 4,2. foolllb thing to cmUnue ."· Asked about his chances for Altrw I, Dodpn t: the Cy Y~ Awanl, be said: J .R. Rlcbard pitched a "Well, look at my second tlni-ldtter to win 1111 !Jib ..If. I bope tb!IJ nmmember pme u Houltm nipped JAe my lint half (be went !Wf1r Anples. Burt Hooton allowed l.be flnt half and 4,10 tbe jlllt foil' hill In • klllng second l. It wu just a cue ol elrlrt. not cettln8 any 1'11111 In the Pbalet s, CUI 1: second ball. I pitcbed better Dm Plrker doubled boale In the aecmd half. two I'UQI and Riehle Zllk all'o ''Look at II thla ny, I've ..._ In • pair to 8plrk WCII 22 and nobody's caucht I'IUibarlh Cl'lel' Clllcaco. Doc me yet. I hope they Medleb 1t11 the n-- wldle remember that. .. RidE ~..I look the lou. Winning Cincinnati pitcher a.... c, •••• 1: Jack BDIInptn said be wu BollbJ ..... hll bla 23rd "IOITY to heir about Randy. I bolDer and Chrla Speier hape be wins tbe Cy Young. Ulld I IWIHIII dDable to He d 1 , . It the ny be'a blip Bab INpper to his flnt pltdled. He'd win 30 with • ma,tGr .... victory In San clab that acored him runs." Frueileo'l triumph over Pete RoM, a(l(le8l'IDg In a At!-ta. rare pinch-hitting role, ..... U,DpiiH: siniJed In TCIIy ~ from Ed Knaepool Ued the -.1 bue In the elgbtb ..,_. wWI I boala' ID ~ lmlng to break the u Ue. eiPtb. - WGil It will! two liGie ~off Rld!Sa'll)'er, out In tbe bllhm rl tbe lllntb who took over for Jonet, to Gil I . ruueorlill ...... ctln In Penl who bad MC111N11 IIICII to will 4JIIIMI the elgbth with a walt lbe ..,..,.,. naldeGinld IIIII moved to I8C:GIId 011 an RI-b• eta~blned wttll Dill, Cheryl Wilson, Julie Gooch and SheUa Crouch. The girls have aU new unl~. Utilities' By CIIIUll 'I1JRUL UPI SpGrta Writer Tueeday nlgbt was a rough . me for Steve Carlton, who failed to .cet liB m victory and Randy J011es, whoJNIIed a muacle In his~ arm. St. Louis ~ together · aeven hila, Including II two11111 boaler by rookie Hector Chlz, to lmoct off Clrltoo and the Nalkllal League Eut UWJt Pliladelphla Phillles, 5, 3. Joaes 'tru f1rced out fi the Padreilleda game '-ling, ~ 1, In the aecmd illilq and ClilclnnaU went on to beat San Diego, ~ lw Ita !DOth pbilled. . quarterba ck Tim Koegel, carries of 12 yards or more In who C(lllpleted 16 of 25 paa the game, Including a 48-yard attempts for 178 )'ll"da and TO scamper, pushed his two touchdowfls 'against tbe three1jame total to over ~ rugged Middles, had a 2U yards. Jeff Undamood, a 1-. first down margin In the pound junior, l'UBhed for .235 game. "We're probably balanced yards and scored all lour of better offensively thin we've his team's touchdowns ever been ," said.Faust, who Friday night In leading has me of the U>p offensive Claymont (AA) to a ~ linemen in the state victory over Canal Fulton anchorlnc his line in 6-1, 271}. Northwest . Undamood bad pound Jim Brown. TO runs of 55~ 10, 21 and 73 The Crusaders play Clncln· yards as the 'Mustangs natl Withrow Friday night. overcame a 6.Q deficit for NOTES: WlliiJ BeD, a 5-S, their third straight win. Gary Komsa scored three 155-pound junior tailback, rushed for 243 yards (a school . touchdowrut and Intercepted a record) In 16 carries and pair of paws Friday night to scored a pair of touchdowns spark Youngstown Cardinal Friday night to lead unbeaten Mooney (3.Q) to a 2&-19 win Groveport (AAA) to a 35-3 over Boardlmln. Komsa re· victory . over , Delaware turned a kickoff 85 yarda for Hayes, Bell, who had nlne one score and grabbed touch- quarter touchdown 1'1111 Friday night provided Warren llardlnc (S.O) with a 7.0 victory over Youngstown Chaney. Bailee bad 134 )'ll"da In 18 carries In the game. Mansfield Senior ezploded lor 40 polnla In the - d half Friday night f1r a 47-ll win over Mansfield Malabar. Halfbacta Cliff Belmer and Tyroo Darson accounted for sll of the Tygers' touchdowns. Delmer bad TD runs of 1, 51 and 71 yard&, while Darson had 116 and 'ISyard kickoff returns for TDII and also ran· 54 yards for another. Princeton's J:krron Hunter, a 5-3, !fiO..poiUld wingback, had an outstanding illjjht In · the Vikings' 23-6 win over Upper Arlington Friday night. Hunter carried the ball l!Urneslor58yards,caught7 (Continued on pace i) COME TO THE PARTY '20th win wlnolthe-... "I want to win the 20ih but If I dm 't we're stlll In the playolfs... Carlton phllc8;>- By GENE CADDES UPI Spwta Writer COLUMBUS (UP!)- Ohio high school footbaU notes from aroiUld the state: It may take some doing to unseat Cincinnati Moeller as the state's No. I Class AAA football team. The Crusaders of Coach Gerry FaW!t, last year's .big school playoff champion and No. 21n the final UPI Board of Coaches ratings, have run their regular season unbeaten streak to 35 in a row over three-plus years and 15 In a row overall. And, the Crusaders are playing the best, with the :wins coming over CI a y t o n Northmont, Princeton and MiddletOwn, the latter by a 30-13 score Friday night. W......... 11, Min. 17 Wull. St. !8, Idaho 12 Z1 • 14 Mlasouri 21, North Carolina Mill. !1, Aabanl 7 Aria- Sl. •• WyomJq lt 10; Colorado 37, Drake H; Mlllourl U , No. Carollu ID Yale IS, LelJp I ·Michigan 35, Wake Foresl20; · Boolool Colle1e II, Navy 12 Bolton College 16, Navy 12: Nebrulta a, MJamJ (Fial n Penn State 22, Kentucky '18: Arllou U, Nortllweatem 11 Texas A&M 13,1Ulnol810, and Ohio U. !8, Teledo U Kansas 2t, Wisconsin 17. · . GROUP Oblo State 35, UCLA 11 Adl•<ontto Saving the best for last, the Otis Sl •• No. Tea. St. IJ Vtt.rlmS Hoople Upset of the day: Oftloa !7, Utah St. I Mtmorl•l Holpll•l Iowa state 28, Oklahoma 26. Pet111 31, C.lnmbill U R. A. AVERION, M.D. That's right, dear reallers, Bron 21, Prlncelool 11 A. G. SOLA, M.D. the Cyclones, who have won Pllrdue !4, Mlaml (0.) 1J JOHN RIDGWAY, D.O. only four Urnes out of 48 In this series, will do the Sooners In this Saturday. And remember you read It lirst In the Hoople Forecast - Harl'UIIlph! ··High school notes • • • - down pauea of H and 84 yards froni Jeff Brim. Ivan Baltee'l '19-ywd flnt .4" Dryer Vent .......... ;.......sl.79 The all new Pontiac Catalina and Boneville is one of the most advanced cars in Al1)erica today. They are roomy inside and handles like a dream. The ride is superb. Gas mileage is great for a full size car. Catalina E . P . S. rating with VB is 17 city, 23 highway. The Bonneville with VB, is E. P.A. rated 15 city and 21 highway . Fiberglass Pipe Insulation (3"x25) ,, .. Felt Weather Strip . '149 17~~ .........49' 5 Gal. Asphalt Roof REG. •7.99 CoatiJlg SALE '6" · MOORE'S AUTO PARTS So Bring The Whole Family to Smith Nelson For the Party. We Will Serve Coffee and Ponuts. Also Free Gifts To Everybody, Balloons F.e"-the Children, Pens and Ice Scrapers For Mom and Dad PLUS You May Win A Free Grease, Oil and Filter and A Tune-up and Wash job For Your Car. 5 Will Be Given Away So just Come_On In and Sign Up. No Purchase Necessary. Drawing Will Be Sat., Oct. 2nd·at 1 PM 1 '· • ·'· ., ., ·' , �• ••• ..."" ' : 6- The Daily Sentinel, Minersville church homecoming /Helen Help Us • • • By Helen Bottel Every Day Is Too Mucb ! DEAR HELEN: My mother never endingly criticises me, my husband and children, and has never stopped trying to run my life, though I'm a 43-year-old grandmother. She spends most of her time at O!IJ' hccne and she says she can 't stand "the ol' man" since he's retired and underfoot. Dad doesn't mind - he can't stand too much of her either. If I inake up an "appointment" she cawhes me in the He by coming over anyway. (I've lied to her all my life, from necessity.) She complains aU the time, talks only of herself and about others. Nothing 1 do pleases her and she hates my husband. Our two teenagers are great kids - to everyone but her. Consequently the family tries to be away when she's here, and 1/lis disrupts our happy (ex~pt for Mom) home. When she leaves in the afternoon, my nerves are ready to snap. I baby-sit my little grandchild and between listening to my mother and caring for a 2-year-old - well, there are timel I wish I had the nerve to say, "Every day is too much, Mom!" She has.many friends her own age and a full evening soda! life, plus good health. How I wish you'd send some magic, Helen, to solve my problem. Don't misunderstand : I love my mother, but I'm OVER VISITED DEAR OV : • The "magic" you need is honesty ! (It W01l't come eaq after some 4U years of lies.) First, be honest With yourself: What you feel is filial duty, not love. You're still reacting as a small child to an _overbearing parent, lying to avoid a scene, listening becall')e you're afraid of the consequences. Next, be hooest with your mother: Tell her "Everyday is too much!" and you lxlth need apartness. When she goes into her criticiiuomplain act, let her know it twns you off. &!Kaest that she is becccning too "dependent,.. on you when she should be with friends her own age. &Ire, your frankness may hurt, but If it achieves more ' separation, you two might even regain a little rul affection for •I each other. Presently you're caught up in a. mother-daughter i ritual that bas nothing todowith " love." -H. • +++ . • DEAR HELEN: •• Recently you printed a letter from a dislressed relaUve : whoae uncle had a complete personality change afta- a stroke . ' He embaJTassed everyme with his sez talk, even though he was so ill he w8llll ~ expected 1o live. Asevere stroke afleds the mind. Often paUenls say words they dm 't mean or even realize they're saying. I The drugs they receive also let down reserves or 1 • "scramble" the brain. His family sbouldn't be shocked. Whelherit's ''the ragelo live" or the Senility of dying, he needs 'underaanding and sympathy, not avoidance. - NIJllSE DEAR HELEN: . I bave a past lbat is burting all over again. Two years ago, I was forceably raped. I neverlold IIIIYOIIe and finally put it out of mr mind. 1'lro reasons I 1tept quiet--. the man threatened me, ana I've read bJw husbands can never filrllet- ihat when a wife is raJ)ed, the marriage is often do<med,., Last week the same man followed me for about a block, then ~Wee~ if I needed a ride. ('!bat's whit hapPened ~lore 1tben he !oreal me inlo his car.) Iran. Now I woo'tgoout of the I bJUie. )ly Wsband knows !IOIIlething is wruJg, but I can't tell him -not after keeping quiet for twu yean! I am petrified every lime the doorbell rings or I hear a noise. I can't live tbis way , wt what can I do? - NIGHTMARE TIME DEAR N.T.: ., • An. you absolutely sure Ibis is the same man- or is your I • traWIB surfacing in the fears you sbwld have exp-essed two years ago? Most W(Jllen can't simply ' 'put forceable rai>e out of their • milldl." They need n!USlnJioe and sympalby·, aDd somehow forgiveoess, even tbougb they ..., not at fault. Report the attoqlted pckup to the pollee, and tell your lv'!"'"" -H. Guests 1Ulmed 1'rllcy Manley and Kim n.apman were amang tlie guests at a party given for Dan Manley, ............ of Mr. and Mrs. er,sta1 RGblrt llaaley, Middleport, • receat17. In an earlier ac• coaat of tbe party It .... . ltaled that they IJellt gifti.. Sendjng gifts were Clystal's great-grandmother, M.r1. Nellie Eblin, M.r. and Mn. Clarmlt Swauger, ShaD!!III Scboldem, Jody Wells, Tim Wells, Beatlier Davis, and grandpuents, the Rev. and Mrl. Odell Man1ey and Mrs. r.- Ebllll. · At a Swda) birtbday diJI. ner lwoJ lug ()yllal at tbe bcmeofber~ Mr. aDd Mn. Ollrlel Davidwere the Rev. and Mn. Magley. steve M.an1e7. Jody Wells, Mn. Btm!e Cor. Cindy and Bllly. 0. Pll'lllll pmmllld the biitbday cake. lOll, "q!J..... ' Teresa K. Snider Your Choice $399-Save $100. EHOOSE Polly's Pointers Ammonia in water ·nixes smoke odor 1 DEAR SARAH 1L - Yoa . dryer. -MARGARET. m&J lint uve 1o ape11 the DEARPOU.Y-Myletter .o~.. ud wta••w• • rn1 is tor the Rose objects to ......,. to air tile Iooue, Theil cireulars and so on being left Jlld a bow!' filled 11'1111 water, bangill,g on her door. I used to te ~ a ta•h •1m• of distribute ,tbese. All you need nlla.llu beea added, Ia do is call tbe ~buting Mt:ll - - w11ere tile adar company and aslt that they prndL 'l1le -m~rr skip you. n-· .mo ••= ... .b eplaeelllaulac r4sHere'sa .tiplor ·thoseofyou .,.t, 'll'lleft It wW aot be who own me ,of those new tM1!J - . . ttYer. Leave It eollee makers so often adline. Add t.o ..- dluee wileD vertiaed on TV. U you have oey. A bnu ~ problems lrith them dripping a..kella BIJ' Uq 1'00111 II a water when not in use, you IR'lt 1lldbtc plaee fw a vue I Should place a paper towel lleep water Ill.· A lJPt.ed Inside the filter cup. Even m1W eudle wllllltea 111n . though it gets wet your lie lrld, lot. -POlLY, counter IDp stays dry. MRS. E. L. DEAR POLLY - When DEAR POLLY - My Fulnter is for popeom lovers. cuttiD,g com olf the cob to Alter your corn is an PQIIIIed freeze, can or just cook, stand llld bu.Uered, bu.t before u an ear oo end In the oeoler of -~~. add grallld Parmesan the tube of an angel food cake cbeele or aome of thole new pan. It will bold tbe ear while alad crilpy bits for a ·dlf· you cut the com olf and the "="" ferent Oavor -BARBARA H. kemell will fall into tile pan. ""!:i:i . DEAR POLLY - My Pet - CHARLOTI'E, DEAR POLLY - When icing a sheet cake, I !lrJt cut it into the desired size pieces TO HONOR COUPLE DEBBIE SPIRES A miscellaneouS bridal and then ice. The Icing l1ides Dellllle Spires, daqllter abower honoring Tammy down in the l'llts tbUa icing ., Mr. ad Mn. am7 Knittel and Damy Ricbarda eacb Individual piec:e of tbe will be held at 7 · p.m. .sides. Good wbel! going 00 a Spires, 8alelll Celler, • Saturday In the buemen1 of pc:nk. - MRS. J.M.K. 1111 P1IAate " ...... DEAR POLLY - Seven me~ SeiiMI 1a tbe Middleport United Ptntecoltal Cburdl, s. Tblrd, minute icing seldoml falls iA IIIlO, ... aeeeplec1 emple,-meat at "e Middleport. Women friends wt once mine wu 10ft and F w 01 Y..U.IIeuty and relaUva of the couple stlcty and no IDIQIIIt of beating seemed to help. Not IIUII, GeDipells. are invited. wanting to discard It, I ::::::;!: N~ Meat Buys RIB STEA-KS .,39 -- LB. LB. 1 Features Stereo F'reclslon re'cord changer with Micra-Touch& 2G tone arm, 8-track tape player/ $399 ALL MODELS FEATURES·TRACK TAPE PLAYER/RECORDER and Two Plus Two Speaker Matrix· · for 4-Dimensional Sound. · The MOROCCO • Model FRt25 DE, P- Features Stereo Precision record changer with Micro-Touche 2G tone arm, S-track tape player/recorder and Oak color, or .... • Pecan color. ller "peae•y" tllau-rau eanlt, Ideal for fnmlq or placJac Ia rear family senpbogll, If ttlle ,_ zt*f1" • , • • I were brought to Monday night'• meeting of the • • WEDNI8ADAY RuUand Garden Club for tile , WILDWOOD GARDEN Country Fair to be held at the Qllll • p.m. WliiDelday It Athena Mental Health Center . . rt Ada Holter with Bunna ana Pat 'I'IIomaa u nezt month. Mn, Jack Robson wlll 'd••nc ~~o~tenu .-IPECIAL MI!:ETING, deUver the ltema to 'tile ~~· River Lod&e 453, Center. The club also agreed F~. Cbeater, 7:80 p.m. to f!lmilh flowers for one of Widilelday; wort In E.A. the homes m the home tour to be held by the Ohio Eta Phi aiirN: all Mailer Maao111 Chapter ol Beta Sigma Phi ljilcame. Sorwity Cll 01.'1. 10. It WI "OAPBE at Southern High ..... u.t )ln. v... lld!Ool Wednllday, 8 p.m. r.y, •• SUPPORTERS 1:80 p.m. at tlie Club In Pomeroy. Gliiit ipelller wt1l be Jim WJUia, aalety coordinator ftllm Meiel M.lnel. Fllml .oo I!(~ wW be lbown. Allo IPIIklnc will be Jim Proffitt and Jerry Adama. Per10111 ri~ aot to bring refrelh. Th t (lu•llf~ flOIJ In 1Defo; ,th• Peeve or Problem Ia ller cebaaL Write Polly's Pobalerl Ia can of '.~ EASTERN LOCAL PTSA, DANILLE MARIE :thursday, 1:30 p.m. at lutem ~I Hlgb School. MIDIIIIT, dangbler of Sgt. 'l'bl pubUe is lnvlllld u wen 1111! Mn. Daniel Midkiff, u 'ealldidlttu for public of· Hamplon, Va., recenlly lice who are Invited to apeak oblerved ber lint birthday lirlelly. James Rouab; can- wblle villtiDg bere wllb ber didate for Meigs County gralldparents, Mr. and 'l'un!!llu!onen, will talk on Mrs. Ray Midkiff, flllldln& lor the mentally Langsville, RL 1. A doll NIAnled and publlc school cake 1111! bomel!l8de l~e cream were served to i!ptlml. Daalelle's mother, Clady, ' FREE CLOTHING day at ber pudparenll, Mr. and tli'e Salvation Army, Thurs- llfn, M.ldklff, an uncle and ~y !rom 10 a.m. Wltfi noon. aunt, Mr. aDd M.n. Larry Allirea ret1ldenta in need of M.ontco111ery, Elsie Ward c:!CJ!!IInl are welcome, and Nancy Wllllke of -FRIDAY Alllens. Another celebra· "sPECIAL MEETING of Uou looll place on ber bir· Rio Grande Community tbdly, Sept. 24, at ber COllege Board of Trulteea, bomeiDHampton, Va. .c:$!D,ed by chalnnan, Einon P.)ummer Friday, 10 a.m. in tile board room on lhe college Februacy. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoeflich oampua for co!lllderation of and daughter, Jayne, spent the tedlnlcal bnllding plans. the weekel)d in Colambus with · M.r. and Mrs, Mike ••' BAKE· SATtiRDAY SALE Saturday In Hammer and Kim, and Mr. tnd of Racllie POll Office and Mrs. Dallas Jones · arid ~ by Racine Boy ChriBty. llCQut Troop 241 and Cub Mr. and Mrs. Larry S'cont Pack 243. Those Montgomery ·. recently ~ to donate are to -call returned from a two week · iii•• • • 949-2619 or 992-7~9. · vacatloil In Florida. While Q'!: there they visited with his 1, .. '; . .. aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs' Mu Ward of Boynton Beach. '!'be two couples visited Seaquarium and toured the : Mrs. Junia Blythe of Florida Keys. The Mont· gomel')'s also visited Silver $penCerVIile and Mn. Peggy Springs, Cypress Gardens, J:llam of New Straitsville Ruby Falls and Rock City . !ere overnight guats of M.r. enroute home from Florida.--&nd Mrs. Ralph Webb and Mr. and Mrs. · Dewey attended-the 7Mb anniversary Hudson of MinersVllle and elf Racine ~pter 134, Order Denver Hudson,and Charlotte - ~ the Eutern star, Sept. 21. Jones of Akron motored to • Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb North Carolina recently to irere In Colambua Friday on visit Mr. and Mrs. Sherman !l.•si""SS and for a visit with Williams. Williams · is the ·)!elvin Nothstlne, her manager .of the Motel 6 of brotber·ln·law at Groveport. North Carolina. They also $unday ·they received the visited in South Carolina. Rewa of hl8 unezpecled death. Mrs. Olive Weber was in They went. to Groveport WUliamstoWJi, W. Va. over Tuadlty to attend the funeral the weekend to vlalt relatives. fllervlcea. Mr. Notbstlne was On Sunday she attended the the huaband of Mrs, Webb's Little reunion at McCoMels· ~er, Alberta, wbo died In ville. Prescription Drug Store PRICES GOOD SEPT. 29-30 OCT. 1·2·3 1 · WHOLE KOSHER DIUS 79t, Nelon's Reg. $1 .09 RIDEX . 15~1 Ul. p~ --- • LIBBY'S POMPlUN 29oz.can SWEO 'N LOW · 100 Individual Serving Packets as~ --- ' NELSON'S DRUG BLADES 329 f~~~~~~~~r.~,~~hs 5 Jtrrtll Siru 110. 126,& 135. from · Kodak , GAf, L Fuji ca lor pr int film. . - ' Um it 1 roll. . s ct. Exp;res 10/ 16/ 76 !B_I.Q_~LIM T .,-..--.... .. and SUPER 8 MO~IES . Umit I rol l. . Nelson's Reg: '4.36 Exp;res 10/ 16/ 76 Coupon Must Ac company Order MONEY BACK GUARANTEE 'Amproa,.. .,. Cr a·Ct:'l P il!l'~"'a·n~•·• .a ... . ... . DESITIN R DESlTIN · SKIN CARE LOTION ·t· • · ...........""' SKIN CARE l ·~~v"25 II, bat Nelson's Reg. $1.99 - STAYFREE l1 • -. fl/lfllj!ohl\ I Nelson's Reg. $1.52 ASPIRIN 1~% Nel.son's Reg. $1.17 HEMORRHOIDS? TRIAMINICIN TABLETS .Relieve pain, itching and burning . . . Common Cold- Hay Fever? FAST RELIEF ·... . ANUSOL SUPPOSITORIES $}49 i -TriaminiCiii ~ablet~ . . ,...... ' .. - .... I ·-·· ... I t>< I I' • '" '• Nelson's s1.89 30 ct. 8 • BAYER CHILDREN'S P o;:;=.\, COLD T ~;It: -.:ij 30 .l3?ii&'"'::»i ~!!!I COUI~!!?:'. .. ct. 49~ Nelson's Reg. 69c SIN EX LONG ACTING CREMULSION QtlLDREN'S COUGH SYRUP creo~~lsloq NASAL SPRAY tf2 oz. Children Non' Narcotic 8 oz. $119 Nelson's Reg. 51.66 Nelson's Reg. $1.66 VICK 15 ; DAY CARE oz. Nelson's Reg. 51.66 68~ !;fu-~~!m~~ ' MISS BRECK LASTING HOLD ' ~{\. · si~ex ­ Nelson's Reg. $1.82 MINI PADS ' Nelson's Reg. 92c . IAYIR. 12 ct. Nelson's Reg. $1.16 'IJ It\(' s 1-LB. l ct. 30 79~ 15 oz . M ss~ BAYER TIME-RELEASE NOSE. DROPS Nelson's Reg . $4.29 12 ct. GROOMS CONDITIONS UIR NATURAllY NEO·SYNEPHRINE '2" Nelson's Reg. 37c ' «o · Regular Blue Anti· [)andruff 2.5 oz. Tube Nelson's Reg. $1.29 VITAMINS 32 oz. $1999 12 b•af'ld o' P·•.-:f 1p•opa-., !oi!"" •r• '"Ctt POLY·VI·Sor. BATH SIZE SOAP BRYLCREEM . ~~~!;~fJ.:~. s1l! ~~.;:.~~~~(l~.~ ~~ as~ Nelson's Reg. S1.19 Coupon Must Accompany Order ~ NELSON'S DRUG ........... .......... ... ..,,,... f.'' PERSONNA DOUBLE II LOSE WEIGHHAST 3/89~ { Nelson's 86~ Reg. $1.09 · "'rtll Li01'it I roll : Expires 10/16/ 76 Coupon Must Accompany Order ~ NO PRESCRIPTION NEEDED I t lltursday thru Sunday 11 Ot. UW OUI·ITIIllllll ~OIIMIIU in tan or rust 'Prices Effective ' .-- Sizu 110 and 12&. From Kodalt, GAF, anlt Fuji eo l ~r print tilm. guaranteed resu!ls w1th th rs new. e)(C!tlng black capsule reduc1ng plan wrlh amoha mlne • Bu rn oil excess oounds rmmedrately ard let your mJtror do Hie ta lk1ng Nelson's Reg. 51.09 LIFEBUOY Man•.sat. Sun. 10 to 5 II Lemon-Lime betore break las! and d1nner !or 9111 Whole 11 half 229 ~~~!~~~~,~~hs 5 Ea· !~l'C:(' rrea!s a day plus snack s Take JUSt ere t ~rr:·ed·re 1 ea se capsule · Nelson's Reg . $1.29 plus tax • · and . . • Regular, Menthol IN TIMED-RELEASE CAPSULES Open SLAB lfACON·· FOAMY !BIO SLIM T. SUNSHINE · Chunk style GILLEnE wilt. N'r:w DOG fOOD ••• 39~ 13 100 Ct. JUST 69~ f~Uep ~W ii6 )Olr l"kllhe<. drjl ..u.;rr frtd•oi.)ffrn & " "'""' ..r~ . ROLL-ON DEODORANT Lose Fast ;q· 0. GILLETTE START NOW' NEW B L ACK CA P SULE P L A N NO EXERCISING! NO CRASH DIETS! NO HUNG,ER STRIKES! Reg. '1.77 ENI).()f-THE·MONTH• R.C.COLA 8-16 oz. bottles . ' -s,, · jumbo roll NEWI SMUCKERS ,.~e g~o:' .. /ll'llfiU~--~~; • boou w111 be bouCII tltilrllr and Emma Lou Flncb pn a MllsiOIIII report. An otftrlnl . wu taken to booat llaaaw. Tbe program "Million Starts wttb People" .... led by Thelma Hendeuon. POtluclt refrelbmenta were aerved, The nut m~ 11111 be Tullday evenlni, 01.'1. II, at the home of Thelma Henderson, with June Steam~ ' leading the Pledp Service. Attending !I' ere: Nellie Parter, June Steaml, llo1a Taylor, ~evlne Gutbrle, Osle Mae Follrod, Nina Robinson, Tbelma Hen· derson, Emma !"Inch Ill<\ Helen Woode. ALFRED - Plana were aendill,g in the lilt of new made to attend the dlllrict officers. Slle u1o announced meetlng•at Nelsonville when her retirement following four the Allred United Methodist years of service. Women met 'l'uesday The subecrlptlona to the evening, Sept. Z1 at · the combination offer of church with nine members magazines was renewed. present. Nina Robinson gave the It was announce<! the nominating committee dbtrlct meeting lri11 be held report . New offleers are Thursday, Sept. 30 from 6:30 prul4ent, Nellie Parker; to 9:80 p.m. vice president, June Stea1111: Nellie Parker, prMident, secretary, Helen Woodei opened the meeting with lreasurer, Nina Robinson; ·prayer followed by the hymn, missions, Emma ·Finch; "progr_am material, Thelma "How Great Thou Art." Sick and ahut·in calls Henderson; membership, reported were 23. An offering Oasie Mae Follrod and was sent in to the di.lltrict. · chairman of nomlnatlhg A letter was read from the cqmmittee, Emma Finch. II was announced prograin district secreta')' concerning "SSUTHERN LOCAL Band • BRAWNY TOWELS ,. ., Reg. '25 OHIO ' omen to atter;d confe-rn-r~ .,JM11'11, 7:80 p.m.1bursday ~~d of on Tuea4ar. Swc po~te liked to attend to lilJIDike plaltl for unif?rml ~additional band membera. ' IIIII DeWspaper. other green materlala wlt.'l floor wu. Slle llld !I'U can at.o be Uled to preaarve berrlea. Slle provided the aJTaogemeota for the dlnil18 room table and the . living room n11ntel. Containers were ezh!bited by Mill Diehl, Mrs. Virgil Atkins and Mrs. Robert Canaday. Timely reminders for October were given by Mrs. Virgil Atkins, who also conducted a quiz on flowers and' weeda won by Mrs. Robson and Miss Diehl. The traveling prize fur· · nished by Mrs. Erlewine was won by Mrs. Everett Colwell. Mrs. Charles F_oley will provide the next prize. Pumpkin 'pie, sandwiches, fruit, celery stickS, mints and coffee and tea were served. The next meeting wiU be at the home o! Mrs. Robert Canaday with Mrs. Roy Snowden as co--bostess. IIJellll. $399 :· TIIURIDAY JJ-,&WA INGELS FURNITU ~t.ter, faverlle and a variety of other Items solid-state AMIFMIStereo FM tuner /amplifier with flywheel tuning . Mediterranean style cabinet in Dark ' that fall planting of IPring blooming btilbl bas more than one payoff. Sbe Virgil Alklna had provided sugeeated makinl! the spring arrangements for their garden in the fall by puWng churchea during the past hyacinths, crocua, ·out month. · sliowdrops, tulipa and daf· The meeting wu held at the Meigs Museum with Mial fodUs, !\ln. Carl Dennison Diehl, Mu. Eugene Atkins read "Early American and Mrs. Virgil Atklna as Daffodils," noting that the enthusiasm hosteuea. For devotions, bi~tennlal brought about the restoration Misl Diehl bad a poem, of old gardens. The talked " Peace Hymn of the about daffodila as a flower Republic." She welcomed the 16 members and a gum, Mrs. grown for 200 yean which John Colwell. Thank-you note bloom In tile spring and come from Mrs. Everett Colwell for in white to shades of yellow camaUollll sent to her during and pink. She said lbat only a her hospita~atlon was read. few bulbs are needed as they Mrs. Eugene Atkins was multiply 1881. program chairman. "Start · Mrs. Virgil Atklns gave tips Your Spring Rush this Fall" on dried arrangements and was the article read by Mrs. told how to pre$erve Harvey Erlewine. She said evergreens, holly, laurel and Potted plull, bulbe, seeds, Weber, Mial Ruby Diehl, dried materlall, cootalners Mrs. Pearl Canaday and Mrs. Pomeroy Peroonal Notes recorder and solid-state AMI • FM/Stereo FM tuner/amplifier with flywheel tuning. Early American - Maple color cabinet. eacb addition. I soon bad the ~ tl)e desired COIIIIstency for spreading. Polly wW sead y.- - of FRESH CARROTS' GROUND BEEF The SALEM • Model FR924M- lllarted adding powdered sugar, a tllble.poon at a time, and then beat It well after 59~o•.bal - 79~ I POTATOES USDA CHOICE $399 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kelsall, Atlanta, Ga. spent a weelt here recently with her grandmother, Mts. Clyda Allensworth. Mrs. Kelsall is the former Kristin .Hartinger. ~era! Jim Hartinger was . also here for a brief visit with relatives. · Miss Nina Russell is in Cleveland visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lang. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Braman were in Clarksburg, W. Va. Sundly to visit his ·uncle, Clarence Brannan who is bospitalized thereMr. alii! Mrs. Bob Milch, Wheeling, are here visiting his pal"''lts, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mitch. M.r. and Mn. Perry Milch spent WI week in Marion with their daugbter aDd soo-in·law, Mr. aDd 'Mrs. William Houck and family. Social Club prepa:ring for country fair :·. Calendar I Approllmately 3111 persons Rummel and hi! family. Grueser, Gertrude Mitchell, sang "I Alked the LaN." attended the homecoming The wtmlow in the sanc- Hosmer Roush, Rolland There Wll CODirtlalJoaal lUiry was given in memory of Rummel~ otto Hartenbach sln&inl of 'I'D Jlllf !oft!/1" Sunday at the Minersville and the ~ bp the . the Edward Parter family by and Ernie Stewart. United Methodist Church. The all-day program the Parter family with Mr. ' The Rev. Wendell Stutler putor, Mn. Paul Forllel and M.n. opened wllh SundaY Sdlool and Mrs. Ray Rowden and 58118 aeveral songs includinS TedR~w.-e ,Cflllln. presided over by Kenneth M.r. and Mn. Kenneth Farley "How I Love Jesus." uue Wigg ins, superintendent. present. The dedication Toucbed Me," "His Name is Flowers wer~ ~ bJ Aetompanied by Edward service was conducted,by the Wonderful" and "There is a Mill Eleanor ~ M.n. Grueser of Columblu on the Rev. Mr. Jarvis. Place." Mrs. Clifford Phllllpa Role Ginther and Mn. Grace organ, the congregation sang Senior citizens recognized read "The Church Speaks," Filher, Vllllorl Wft from ''Onward Chiistlan Soldiers" and presented corsagM or and "Since Mom Has Upted Columbus, Marietta, and "In MY Heart There boutonnieres were Edna Her Hair. " Mrs. Lillie Waverly, M.lchlJan•. ,Rhode Rinp a Mel~y." The Rev. Wiggins, Ethel Stewart, Ellie starcher read "The Older Island, Syraeu~e, Pameroy, Richard Jarvis, pastor, had Forbes, Fannie Phillips, Christian." There was music Middleport, Cbeater, cbarge of tile worship servtce Sadie Brown, Hare! Mc· by "The Ugh~. " formerly the Cheshire, Hartford and with the choir singing Cullum, Anna Ha.rtenbach, Piney Trio, . and "The Mason, W. Va. Mn. Bentl "Surely Goodness and Gladys Houdashelt, Gladys Gospelettes." Junior White, was organllt lor the If· Mercy" and Rolland Rummel Smith,''Uille Stareh~r, Stella accompanied by hla wife, ternoon progr~. . doing two solos, "All Becall3e of Calvary" and "His lAve Set Me Free." Nathan M. Brown, son ol Dr. and Mrs. 'irold Brown, Pomeroy, was baptized. standing with the parents for . the baptimlal were Nathan's grandmother ,. Mrs. Agnes Brown , and his great· grandmother, Mrs . Sadfe Brown. A basket dinner was held at noon and the afternoon . 'I t service Opened at 1:30 with QUANTITY LIMITED the congregation singing "How Great Thou Art" and ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. James Casey, prayer by the Rev. M.r. Middll!p(rt, are annOWJCing the engagement and Jarvis. The choir sang "Just approaching marriage of their daughter, Teresa K. a Little White," Rolland Snider, to Larry Hoffman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glennis Rummel sang "Jesus Signed Hoffman, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. Miss.Snider is a 1974 graduate My Pardon," and there was a of Meigs High SchOOl. Her fiance, a 1969 graduare of duet by Mrs. Mary Bentz · Eastern High School, is presenUy employed at D and D Kenneth Wiggins, "One Day tram . Meats in Pomeroy, An October wedding is being planned. at a Time. '' Dedicated were a door and 3e1egant window for a Sunday school, furniture styles! room given in memory of Mary E. Zahi .Qy Mn. Martha Venarri, Mrs. · Mildred Bailey, Mrs. Mary Schleicber and · Ada Oblinger. Present · were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Venarri, and M.r. and Mrs. · Joe ,Bailey. Another door and window for a Sunday school ' \ room was-given in memory of By Polly Cramer Gilbert and Isaiah Rummel by Alberta Hawse, Gladys Smith, Glenna Rummel, and DEAR POLLY - Help! Peeve is wilb the elastic in Rolland Rummel. Present The LYNNWOOD • Model Canyoutellmebowlogetrid men's Shorts. The elastic in FR923W-Features Stereo were Glenna and RoUand oftbeodorofcigarettesmoke my husband's short is ·all Precision record changer with In tbe boUle? I bave tried stretched out as wide as the Micro-Touch® 2G tone arm S·track tape player/recorder ~prays, .soda, ecc. but nothing Iabrie, while the ma!A!rial and solid-state AMIFM/Siereo baa belped. W'ltb tbe boUle itself is as good as new. I FM tuner/amplifier with flywheel dOlled up and the air con· always wash them in Wll'lll, tuning. Contemporary dil:ialler ,goil)g, tile smell is ·not hot, water and either dry Walnut almost unbearable. ,them on the line bJ' ju!i color cebinet. . · SARAH K. tumble them in a ·-•ann ~ Middleport Personal Notes ::1i=~~;r:nero~ o., Wtdntlday, Sept, 28, 1978 I . • $139 • 6 oz. Nelson's Reg. $1.82 VASELINE WIPE 'N DIPE so ct. va..ennt '"",...''''" t.J •.•. ~ " ., WIPenDIP8 ........... _,_......... ·~ 'L-- -- --flelson's Reg. lie 'I . •'• �• ••• ..."" ' : 6- The Daily Sentinel, Minersville church homecoming /Helen Help Us • • • By Helen Bottel Every Day Is Too Mucb ! DEAR HELEN: My mother never endingly criticises me, my husband and children, and has never stopped trying to run my life, though I'm a 43-year-old grandmother. She spends most of her time at O!IJ' hccne and she says she can 't stand "the ol' man" since he's retired and underfoot. Dad doesn't mind - he can't stand too much of her either. If I inake up an "appointment" she cawhes me in the He by coming over anyway. (I've lied to her all my life, from necessity.) She complains aU the time, talks only of herself and about others. Nothing 1 do pleases her and she hates my husband. Our two teenagers are great kids - to everyone but her. Consequently the family tries to be away when she's here, and 1/lis disrupts our happy (ex~pt for Mom) home. When she leaves in the afternoon, my nerves are ready to snap. I baby-sit my little grandchild and between listening to my mother and caring for a 2-year-old - well, there are timel I wish I had the nerve to say, "Every day is too much, Mom!" She has.many friends her own age and a full evening soda! life, plus good health. How I wish you'd send some magic, Helen, to solve my problem. Don't misunderstand : I love my mother, but I'm OVER VISITED DEAR OV : • The "magic" you need is honesty ! (It W01l't come eaq after some 4U years of lies.) First, be honest With yourself: What you feel is filial duty, not love. You're still reacting as a small child to an _overbearing parent, lying to avoid a scene, listening becall')e you're afraid of the consequences. Next, be hooest with your mother: Tell her "Everyday is too much!" and you lxlth need apartness. When she goes into her criticiiuomplain act, let her know it twns you off. &!Kaest that she is becccning too "dependent,.. on you when she should be with friends her own age. &Ire, your frankness may hurt, but If it achieves more ' separation, you two might even regain a little rul affection for •I each other. Presently you're caught up in a. mother-daughter i ritual that bas nothing todowith " love." -H. • +++ . • DEAR HELEN: •• Recently you printed a letter from a dislressed relaUve : whoae uncle had a complete personality change afta- a stroke . ' He embaJTassed everyme with his sez talk, even though he was so ill he w8llll ~ expected 1o live. Asevere stroke afleds the mind. Often paUenls say words they dm 't mean or even realize they're saying. I The drugs they receive also let down reserves or 1 • "scramble" the brain. His family sbouldn't be shocked. Whelherit's ''the ragelo live" or the Senility of dying, he needs 'underaanding and sympathy, not avoidance. - NIJllSE DEAR HELEN: . I bave a past lbat is burting all over again. Two years ago, I was forceably raped. I neverlold IIIIYOIIe and finally put it out of mr mind. 1'lro reasons I 1tept quiet--. the man threatened me, ana I've read bJw husbands can never filrllet- ihat when a wife is raJ)ed, the marriage is often do<med,., Last week the same man followed me for about a block, then ~Wee~ if I needed a ride. ('!bat's whit hapPened ~lore 1tben he !oreal me inlo his car.) Iran. Now I woo'tgoout of the I bJUie. )ly Wsband knows !IOIIlething is wruJg, but I can't tell him -not after keeping quiet for twu yean! I am petrified every lime the doorbell rings or I hear a noise. I can't live tbis way , wt what can I do? - NIGHTMARE TIME DEAR N.T.: ., • An. you absolutely sure Ibis is the same man- or is your I • traWIB surfacing in the fears you sbwld have exp-essed two years ago? Most W(Jllen can't simply ' 'put forceable rai>e out of their • milldl." They need n!USlnJioe and sympalby·, aDd somehow forgiveoess, even tbougb they ..., not at fault. Report the attoqlted pckup to the pollee, and tell your lv'!"'"" -H. Guests 1Ulmed 1'rllcy Manley and Kim n.apman were amang tlie guests at a party given for Dan Manley, ............ of Mr. and Mrs. er,sta1 RGblrt llaaley, Middleport, • receat17. In an earlier ac• coaat of tbe party It .... . ltaled that they IJellt gifti.. Sendjng gifts were Clystal's great-grandmother, M.r1. Nellie Eblin, M.r. and Mn. Clarmlt Swauger, ShaD!!III Scboldem, Jody Wells, Tim Wells, Beatlier Davis, and grandpuents, the Rev. and Mrl. Odell Man1ey and Mrs. r.- Ebllll. · At a Swda) birtbday diJI. ner lwoJ lug ()yllal at tbe bcmeofber~ Mr. aDd Mn. Ollrlel Davidwere the Rev. and Mn. Magley. steve M.an1e7. Jody Wells, Mn. Btm!e Cor. Cindy and Bllly. 0. Pll'lllll pmmllld the biitbday cake. lOll, "q!J..... ' Teresa K. Snider Your Choice $399-Save $100. EHOOSE Polly's Pointers Ammonia in water ·nixes smoke odor 1 DEAR SARAH 1L - Yoa . dryer. -MARGARET. m&J lint uve 1o ape11 the DEARPOU.Y-Myletter .o~.. ud wta••w• • rn1 is tor the Rose objects to ......,. to air tile Iooue, Theil cireulars and so on being left Jlld a bow!' filled 11'1111 water, bangill,g on her door. I used to te ~ a ta•h •1m• of distribute ,tbese. All you need nlla.llu beea added, Ia do is call tbe ~buting Mt:ll - - w11ere tile adar company and aslt that they prndL 'l1le -m~rr skip you. n-· .mo ••= ... .b eplaeelllaulac r4sHere'sa .tiplor ·thoseofyou .,.t, 'll'lleft It wW aot be who own me ,of those new tM1!J - . . ttYer. Leave It eollee makers so often adline. Add t.o ..- dluee wileD vertiaed on TV. U you have oey. A bnu ~ problems lrith them dripping a..kella BIJ' Uq 1'00111 II a water when not in use, you IR'lt 1lldbtc plaee fw a vue I Should place a paper towel lleep water Ill.· A lJPt.ed Inside the filter cup. Even m1W eudle wllllltea 111n . though it gets wet your lie lrld, lot. -POlLY, counter IDp stays dry. MRS. E. L. DEAR POLLY - When DEAR POLLY - My Fulnter is for popeom lovers. cuttiD,g com olf the cob to Alter your corn is an PQIIIIed freeze, can or just cook, stand llld bu.Uered, bu.t before u an ear oo end In the oeoler of -~~. add grallld Parmesan the tube of an angel food cake cbeele or aome of thole new pan. It will bold tbe ear while alad crilpy bits for a ·dlf· you cut the com olf and the "="" ferent Oavor -BARBARA H. kemell will fall into tile pan. ""!:i:i . DEAR POLLY - My Pet - CHARLOTI'E, DEAR POLLY - When icing a sheet cake, I !lrJt cut it into the desired size pieces TO HONOR COUPLE DEBBIE SPIRES A miscellaneouS bridal and then ice. The Icing l1ides Dellllle Spires, daqllter abower honoring Tammy down in the l'llts tbUa icing ., Mr. ad Mn. am7 Knittel and Damy Ricbarda eacb Individual piec:e of tbe will be held at 7 · p.m. .sides. Good wbel! going 00 a Spires, 8alelll Celler, • Saturday In the buemen1 of pc:nk. - MRS. J.M.K. 1111 P1IAate " ...... DEAR POLLY - Seven me~ SeiiMI 1a tbe Middleport United Ptntecoltal Cburdl, s. Tblrd, minute icing seldoml falls iA IIIlO, ... aeeeplec1 emple,-meat at "e Middleport. Women friends wt once mine wu 10ft and F w 01 Y..U.IIeuty and relaUva of the couple stlcty and no IDIQIIIt of beating seemed to help. Not IIUII, GeDipells. are invited. wanting to discard It, I ::::::;!: N~ Meat Buys RIB STEA-KS .,39 -- LB. LB. 1 Features Stereo F'reclslon re'cord changer with Micra-Touch& 2G tone arm, 8-track tape player/ $399 ALL MODELS FEATURES·TRACK TAPE PLAYER/RECORDER and Two Plus Two Speaker Matrix· · for 4-Dimensional Sound. · The MOROCCO • Model FRt25 DE, P- Features Stereo Precision record changer with Micro-Touche 2G tone arm, S-track tape player/recorder and Oak color, or .... • Pecan color. ller "peae•y" tllau-rau eanlt, Ideal for fnmlq or placJac Ia rear family senpbogll, If ttlle ,_ zt*f1" • , • • I were brought to Monday night'• meeting of the • • WEDNI8ADAY RuUand Garden Club for tile , WILDWOOD GARDEN Country Fair to be held at the Qllll • p.m. WliiDelday It Athena Mental Health Center . . rt Ada Holter with Bunna ana Pat 'I'IIomaa u nezt month. Mn, Jack Robson wlll 'd••nc ~~o~tenu .-IPECIAL MI!:ETING, deUver the ltema to 'tile ~~· River Lod&e 453, Center. The club also agreed F~. Cbeater, 7:80 p.m. to f!lmilh flowers for one of Widilelday; wort In E.A. the homes m the home tour to be held by the Ohio Eta Phi aiirN: all Mailer Maao111 Chapter ol Beta Sigma Phi ljilcame. Sorwity Cll 01.'1. 10. It WI "OAPBE at Southern High ..... u.t )ln. v... lld!Ool Wednllday, 8 p.m. r.y, •• SUPPORTERS 1:80 p.m. at tlie Club In Pomeroy. Gliiit ipelller wt1l be Jim WJUia, aalety coordinator ftllm Meiel M.lnel. Fllml .oo I!(~ wW be lbown. Allo IPIIklnc will be Jim Proffitt and Jerry Adama. Per10111 ri~ aot to bring refrelh. Th t (lu•llf~ flOIJ In 1Defo; ,th• Peeve or Problem Ia ller cebaaL Write Polly's Pobalerl Ia can of '.~ EASTERN LOCAL PTSA, DANILLE MARIE :thursday, 1:30 p.m. at lutem ~I Hlgb School. MIDIIIIT, dangbler of Sgt. 'l'bl pubUe is lnvlllld u wen 1111! Mn. Daniel Midkiff, u 'ealldidlttu for public of· Hamplon, Va., recenlly lice who are Invited to apeak oblerved ber lint birthday lirlelly. James Rouab; can- wblle villtiDg bere wllb ber didate for Meigs County gralldparents, Mr. and 'l'un!!llu!onen, will talk on Mrs. Ray Midkiff, flllldln& lor the mentally Langsville, RL 1. A doll NIAnled and publlc school cake 1111! bomel!l8de l~e cream were served to i!ptlml. Daalelle's mother, Clady, ' FREE CLOTHING day at ber pudparenll, Mr. and tli'e Salvation Army, Thurs- llfn, M.ldklff, an uncle and ~y !rom 10 a.m. Wltfi noon. aunt, Mr. aDd M.n. Larry Allirea ret1ldenta in need of M.ontco111ery, Elsie Ward c:!CJ!!IInl are welcome, and Nancy Wllllke of -FRIDAY Alllens. Another celebra· "sPECIAL MEETING of Uou looll place on ber bir· Rio Grande Community tbdly, Sept. 24, at ber COllege Board of Trulteea, bomeiDHampton, Va. .c:$!D,ed by chalnnan, Einon P.)ummer Friday, 10 a.m. in tile board room on lhe college Februacy. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoeflich oampua for co!lllderation of and daughter, Jayne, spent the tedlnlcal bnllding plans. the weekel)d in Colambus with · M.r. and Mrs, Mike ••' BAKE· SATtiRDAY SALE Saturday In Hammer and Kim, and Mr. tnd of Racllie POll Office and Mrs. Dallas Jones · arid ~ by Racine Boy ChriBty. llCQut Troop 241 and Cub Mr. and Mrs. Larry S'cont Pack 243. Those Montgomery ·. recently ~ to donate are to -call returned from a two week · iii•• • • 949-2619 or 992-7~9. · vacatloil In Florida. While Q'!: there they visited with his 1, .. '; . .. aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs' Mu Ward of Boynton Beach. '!'be two couples visited Seaquarium and toured the : Mrs. Junia Blythe of Florida Keys. The Mont· gomel')'s also visited Silver $penCerVIile and Mn. Peggy Springs, Cypress Gardens, J:llam of New Straitsville Ruby Falls and Rock City . !ere overnight guats of M.r. enroute home from Florida.--&nd Mrs. Ralph Webb and Mr. and Mrs. · Dewey attended-the 7Mb anniversary Hudson of MinersVllle and elf Racine ~pter 134, Order Denver Hudson,and Charlotte - ~ the Eutern star, Sept. 21. Jones of Akron motored to • Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb North Carolina recently to irere In Colambua Friday on visit Mr. and Mrs. Sherman !l.•si""SS and for a visit with Williams. Williams · is the ·)!elvin Nothstlne, her manager .of the Motel 6 of brotber·ln·law at Groveport. North Carolina. They also $unday ·they received the visited in South Carolina. Rewa of hl8 unezpecled death. Mrs. Olive Weber was in They went. to Groveport WUliamstoWJi, W. Va. over Tuadlty to attend the funeral the weekend to vlalt relatives. fllervlcea. Mr. Notbstlne was On Sunday she attended the the huaband of Mrs, Webb's Little reunion at McCoMels· ~er, Alberta, wbo died In ville. Prescription Drug Store PRICES GOOD SEPT. 29-30 OCT. 1·2·3 1 · WHOLE KOSHER DIUS 79t, Nelon's Reg. $1 .09 RIDEX . 15~1 Ul. p~ --- • LIBBY'S POMPlUN 29oz.can SWEO 'N LOW · 100 Individual Serving Packets as~ --- ' NELSON'S DRUG BLADES 329 f~~~~~~~~r.~,~~hs 5 Jtrrtll Siru 110. 126,& 135. from · Kodak , GAf, L Fuji ca lor pr int film. . - ' Um it 1 roll. . s ct. Exp;res 10/ 16/ 76 !B_I.Q_~LIM T .,-..--.... .. and SUPER 8 MO~IES . Umit I rol l. . Nelson's Reg: '4.36 Exp;res 10/ 16/ 76 Coupon Must Ac company Order MONEY BACK GUARANTEE 'Amproa,.. .,. Cr a·Ct:'l P il!l'~"'a·n~•·• .a ... . ... . DESITIN R DESlTIN · SKIN CARE LOTION ·t· • · ...........""' SKIN CARE l ·~~v"25 II, bat Nelson's Reg. $1.99 - STAYFREE l1 • -. fl/lfllj!ohl\ I Nelson's Reg. $1.52 ASPIRIN 1~% Nel.son's Reg. $1.17 HEMORRHOIDS? TRIAMINICIN TABLETS .Relieve pain, itching and burning . . . Common Cold- Hay Fever? FAST RELIEF ·... . ANUSOL SUPPOSITORIES $}49 i -TriaminiCiii ~ablet~ . . ,...... ' .. - .... I ·-·· ... I t>< I I' • '" '• Nelson's s1.89 30 ct. 8 • BAYER CHILDREN'S P o;:;=.\, COLD T ~;It: -.:ij 30 .l3?ii&'"'::»i ~!!!I COUI~!!?:'. .. ct. 49~ Nelson's Reg. 69c SIN EX LONG ACTING CREMULSION QtlLDREN'S COUGH SYRUP creo~~lsloq NASAL SPRAY tf2 oz. Children Non' Narcotic 8 oz. $119 Nelson's Reg. 51.66 Nelson's Reg. $1.66 VICK 15 ; DAY CARE oz. Nelson's Reg. 51.66 68~ !;fu-~~!m~~ ' MISS BRECK LASTING HOLD ' ~{\. · si~ex ­ Nelson's Reg. $1.82 MINI PADS ' Nelson's Reg. 92c . IAYIR. 12 ct. Nelson's Reg. $1.16 'IJ It\(' s 1-LB. l ct. 30 79~ 15 oz . M ss~ BAYER TIME-RELEASE NOSE. DROPS Nelson's Reg . $4.29 12 ct. GROOMS CONDITIONS UIR NATURAllY NEO·SYNEPHRINE '2" Nelson's Reg. 37c ' «o · Regular Blue Anti· [)andruff 2.5 oz. Tube Nelson's Reg. $1.29 VITAMINS 32 oz. $1999 12 b•af'ld o' P·•.-:f 1p•opa-., !oi!"" •r• '"Ctt POLY·VI·Sor. BATH SIZE SOAP BRYLCREEM . ~~~!;~fJ.:~. s1l! ~~.;:.~~~~(l~.~ ~~ as~ Nelson's Reg. S1.19 Coupon Must Accompany Order ~ NELSON'S DRUG ........... .......... ... ..,,,... f.'' PERSONNA DOUBLE II LOSE WEIGHHAST 3/89~ { Nelson's 86~ Reg. $1.09 · "'rtll Li01'it I roll : Expires 10/16/ 76 Coupon Must Accompany Order ~ NO PRESCRIPTION NEEDED I t lltursday thru Sunday 11 Ot. UW OUI·ITIIllllll ~OIIMIIU in tan or rust 'Prices Effective ' .-- Sizu 110 and 12&. From Kodalt, GAF, anlt Fuji eo l ~r print tilm. guaranteed resu!ls w1th th rs new. e)(C!tlng black capsule reduc1ng plan wrlh amoha mlne • Bu rn oil excess oounds rmmedrately ard let your mJtror do Hie ta lk1ng Nelson's Reg. 51.09 LIFEBUOY Man•.sat. Sun. 10 to 5 II Lemon-Lime betore break las! and d1nner !or 9111 Whole 11 half 229 ~~~!~~~~,~~hs 5 Ea· !~l'C:(' rrea!s a day plus snack s Take JUSt ere t ~rr:·ed·re 1 ea se capsule · Nelson's Reg . $1.29 plus tax • · and . . • Regular, Menthol IN TIMED-RELEASE CAPSULES Open SLAB lfACON·· FOAMY !BIO SLIM T. SUNSHINE · Chunk style GILLEnE wilt. N'r:w DOG fOOD ••• 39~ 13 100 Ct. JUST 69~ f~Uep ~W ii6 )Olr l"kllhe<. drjl ..u.;rr frtd•oi.)ffrn & " "'""' ..r~ . ROLL-ON DEODORANT Lose Fast ;q· 0. GILLETTE START NOW' NEW B L ACK CA P SULE P L A N NO EXERCISING! NO CRASH DIETS! NO HUNG,ER STRIKES! Reg. '1.77 ENI).()f-THE·MONTH• R.C.COLA 8-16 oz. bottles . ' -s,, · jumbo roll NEWI SMUCKERS ,.~e g~o:' .. /ll'llfiU~--~~; • boou w111 be bouCII tltilrllr and Emma Lou Flncb pn a MllsiOIIII report. An otftrlnl . wu taken to booat llaaaw. Tbe program "Million Starts wttb People" .... led by Thelma Hendeuon. POtluclt refrelbmenta were aerved, The nut m~ 11111 be Tullday evenlni, 01.'1. II, at the home of Thelma Henderson, with June Steam~ ' leading the Pledp Service. Attending !I' ere: Nellie Parter, June Steaml, llo1a Taylor, ~evlne Gutbrle, Osle Mae Follrod, Nina Robinson, Tbelma Hen· derson, Emma !"Inch Ill<\ Helen Woode. ALFRED - Plana were aendill,g in the lilt of new made to attend the dlllrict officers. Slle u1o announced meetlng•at Nelsonville when her retirement following four the Allred United Methodist years of service. Women met 'l'uesday The subecrlptlona to the evening, Sept. Z1 at · the combination offer of church with nine members magazines was renewed. present. Nina Robinson gave the It was announce<! the nominating committee dbtrlct meeting lri11 be held report . New offleers are Thursday, Sept. 30 from 6:30 prul4ent, Nellie Parker; to 9:80 p.m. vice president, June Stea1111: Nellie Parker, prMident, secretary, Helen Woodei opened the meeting with lreasurer, Nina Robinson; ·prayer followed by the hymn, missions, Emma ·Finch; "progr_am material, Thelma "How Great Thou Art." Sick and ahut·in calls Henderson; membership, reported were 23. An offering Oasie Mae Follrod and was sent in to the di.lltrict. · chairman of nomlnatlhg A letter was read from the cqmmittee, Emma Finch. II was announced prograin district secreta')' concerning "SSUTHERN LOCAL Band • BRAWNY TOWELS ,. ., Reg. '25 OHIO ' omen to atter;d confe-rn-r~ .,JM11'11, 7:80 p.m.1bursday ~~d of on Tuea4ar. Swc po~te liked to attend to lilJIDike plaltl for unif?rml ~additional band membera. ' IIIII DeWspaper. other green materlala wlt.'l floor wu. Slle llld !I'U can at.o be Uled to preaarve berrlea. Slle provided the aJTaogemeota for the dlnil18 room table and the . living room n11ntel. Containers were ezh!bited by Mill Diehl, Mrs. Virgil Atkins and Mrs. Robert Canaday. Timely reminders for October were given by Mrs. Virgil Atkins, who also conducted a quiz on flowers and' weeda won by Mrs. Robson and Miss Diehl. The traveling prize fur· · nished by Mrs. Erlewine was won by Mrs. Everett Colwell. Mrs. Charles F_oley will provide the next prize. Pumpkin 'pie, sandwiches, fruit, celery stickS, mints and coffee and tea were served. The next meeting wiU be at the home o! Mrs. Robert Canaday with Mrs. Roy Snowden as co--bostess. IIJellll. $399 :· TIIURIDAY JJ-,&WA INGELS FURNITU ~t.ter, faverlle and a variety of other Items solid-state AMIFMIStereo FM tuner /amplifier with flywheel tuning . Mediterranean style cabinet in Dark ' that fall planting of IPring blooming btilbl bas more than one payoff. Sbe Virgil Alklna had provided sugeeated makinl! the spring arrangements for their garden in the fall by puWng churchea during the past hyacinths, crocua, ·out month. · sliowdrops, tulipa and daf· The meeting wu held at the Meigs Museum with Mial fodUs, !\ln. Carl Dennison Diehl, Mu. Eugene Atkins read "Early American and Mrs. Virgil Atklna as Daffodils," noting that the enthusiasm hosteuea. For devotions, bi~tennlal brought about the restoration Misl Diehl bad a poem, of old gardens. The talked " Peace Hymn of the about daffodila as a flower Republic." She welcomed the 16 members and a gum, Mrs. grown for 200 yean which John Colwell. Thank-you note bloom In tile spring and come from Mrs. Everett Colwell for in white to shades of yellow camaUollll sent to her during and pink. She said lbat only a her hospita~atlon was read. few bulbs are needed as they Mrs. Eugene Atkins was multiply 1881. program chairman. "Start · Mrs. Virgil Atklns gave tips Your Spring Rush this Fall" on dried arrangements and was the article read by Mrs. told how to pre$erve Harvey Erlewine. She said evergreens, holly, laurel and Potted plull, bulbe, seeds, Weber, Mial Ruby Diehl, dried materlall, cootalners Mrs. Pearl Canaday and Mrs. Pomeroy Peroonal Notes recorder and solid-state AMI • FM/Stereo FM tuner/amplifier with flywheel tuning. Early American - Maple color cabinet. eacb addition. I soon bad the ~ tl)e desired COIIIIstency for spreading. Polly wW sead y.- - of FRESH CARROTS' GROUND BEEF The SALEM • Model FR924M- lllarted adding powdered sugar, a tllble.poon at a time, and then beat It well after 59~o•.bal - 79~ I POTATOES USDA CHOICE $399 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kelsall, Atlanta, Ga. spent a weelt here recently with her grandmother, Mts. Clyda Allensworth. Mrs. Kelsall is the former Kristin .Hartinger. ~era! Jim Hartinger was . also here for a brief visit with relatives. · Miss Nina Russell is in Cleveland visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lang. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Braman were in Clarksburg, W. Va. Sundly to visit his ·uncle, Clarence Brannan who is bospitalized thereMr. alii! Mrs. Bob Milch, Wheeling, are here visiting his pal"''lts, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mitch. M.r. and Mn. Perry Milch spent WI week in Marion with their daugbter aDd soo-in·law, Mr. aDd 'Mrs. William Houck and family. Social Club prepa:ring for country fair :·. Calendar I Approllmately 3111 persons Rummel and hi! family. Grueser, Gertrude Mitchell, sang "I Alked the LaN." attended the homecoming The wtmlow in the sanc- Hosmer Roush, Rolland There Wll CODirtlalJoaal lUiry was given in memory of Rummel~ otto Hartenbach sln&inl of 'I'D Jlllf !oft!/1" Sunday at the Minersville and the ~ bp the . the Edward Parter family by and Ernie Stewart. United Methodist Church. The all-day program the Parter family with Mr. ' The Rev. Wendell Stutler putor, Mn. Paul Forllel and M.n. opened wllh SundaY Sdlool and Mrs. Ray Rowden and 58118 aeveral songs includinS TedR~w.-e ,Cflllln. presided over by Kenneth M.r. and Mn. Kenneth Farley "How I Love Jesus." uue Wigg ins, superintendent. present. The dedication Toucbed Me," "His Name is Flowers wer~ ~ bJ Aetompanied by Edward service was conducted,by the Wonderful" and "There is a Mill Eleanor ~ M.n. Grueser of Columblu on the Rev. Mr. Jarvis. Place." Mrs. Clifford Phllllpa Role Ginther and Mn. Grace organ, the congregation sang Senior citizens recognized read "The Church Speaks," Filher, Vllllorl Wft from ''Onward Chiistlan Soldiers" and presented corsagM or and "Since Mom Has Upted Columbus, Marietta, and "In MY Heart There boutonnieres were Edna Her Hair. " Mrs. Lillie Waverly, M.lchlJan•. ,Rhode Rinp a Mel~y." The Rev. Wiggins, Ethel Stewart, Ellie starcher read "The Older Island, Syraeu~e, Pameroy, Richard Jarvis, pastor, had Forbes, Fannie Phillips, Christian." There was music Middleport, Cbeater, cbarge of tile worship servtce Sadie Brown, Hare! Mc· by "The Ugh~. " formerly the Cheshire, Hartford and with the choir singing Cullum, Anna Ha.rtenbach, Piney Trio, . and "The Mason, W. Va. Mn. Bentl "Surely Goodness and Gladys Houdashelt, Gladys Gospelettes." Junior White, was organllt lor the If· Mercy" and Rolland Rummel Smith,''Uille Stareh~r, Stella accompanied by hla wife, ternoon progr~. . doing two solos, "All Becall3e of Calvary" and "His lAve Set Me Free." Nathan M. Brown, son ol Dr. and Mrs. 'irold Brown, Pomeroy, was baptized. standing with the parents for . the baptimlal were Nathan's grandmother ,. Mrs. Agnes Brown , and his great· grandmother, Mrs . Sadfe Brown. A basket dinner was held at noon and the afternoon . 'I t service Opened at 1:30 with QUANTITY LIMITED the congregation singing "How Great Thou Art" and ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. James Casey, prayer by the Rev. M.r. Middll!p(rt, are annOWJCing the engagement and Jarvis. The choir sang "Just approaching marriage of their daughter, Teresa K. a Little White," Rolland Snider, to Larry Hoffman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glennis Rummel sang "Jesus Signed Hoffman, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. Miss.Snider is a 1974 graduate My Pardon," and there was a of Meigs High SchOOl. Her fiance, a 1969 graduare of duet by Mrs. Mary Bentz · Eastern High School, is presenUy employed at D and D Kenneth Wiggins, "One Day tram . Meats in Pomeroy, An October wedding is being planned. at a Time. '' Dedicated were a door and 3e1egant window for a Sunday school, furniture styles! room given in memory of Mary E. Zahi .Qy Mn. Martha Venarri, Mrs. · Mildred Bailey, Mrs. Mary Schleicber and · Ada Oblinger. Present · were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Venarri, and M.r. and Mrs. · Joe ,Bailey. Another door and window for a Sunday school ' \ room was-given in memory of By Polly Cramer Gilbert and Isaiah Rummel by Alberta Hawse, Gladys Smith, Glenna Rummel, and DEAR POLLY - Help! Peeve is wilb the elastic in Rolland Rummel. Present The LYNNWOOD • Model Canyoutellmebowlogetrid men's Shorts. The elastic in FR923W-Features Stereo were Glenna and RoUand oftbeodorofcigarettesmoke my husband's short is ·all Precision record changer with In tbe boUle? I bave tried stretched out as wide as the Micro-Touch® 2G tone arm S·track tape player/recorder ~prays, .soda, ecc. but nothing Iabrie, while the ma!A!rial and solid-state AMIFM/Siereo baa belped. W'ltb tbe boUle itself is as good as new. I FM tuner/amplifier with flywheel dOlled up and the air con· always wash them in Wll'lll, tuning. Contemporary dil:ialler ,goil)g, tile smell is ·not hot, water and either dry Walnut almost unbearable. ,them on the line bJ' ju!i color cebinet. . · SARAH K. tumble them in a ·-•ann ~ Middleport Personal Notes ::1i=~~;r:nero~ o., Wtdntlday, Sept, 28, 1978 I . • $139 • 6 oz. Nelson's Reg. $1.82 VASELINE WIPE 'N DIPE so ct. va..ennt '"",...''''" t.J •.•. ~ " ., WIPenDIP8 ........... _,_......... ·~ 'L-- -- --flelson's Reg. lie 'I . •'• �. -·· ...... 1-The O.Uy Sentinel, Middleoort-Pomerov. 0 .. Wedneldav. Seot. 29. 1976 - . I I I I I I I I I I I' I ' I 5 . , 5 I c•nr11U 1171- nt lhtter Ct. II•"'• •" ,,Ius cut With Coupon ' ~l • · Vold Aft•r $eft., Oct. 2, 1976 ·Subj ~et to Appllc:able Stall & Local Tales S••••J, • Stpt. n nr11 SlhriiJ, Ott. 2, 1tll 111 Wt rmru th til~t 1t lillit 11111lti11U. MDNl SDLD TO DULUI. ' ~ \ VIctor A. Bahr, Shade must bum, get a permit and . Rlver District ranger, said burn according to In· TueSday burning permits are stnictiorts. required starting October I, Shade River Ranger date of the beginning .of the District: Fall fire season through the Cheshire Twp. - Everett • · end of November. McDaniel. ' ' In accordance with · the Morgan Twp. - KeMeth revl.sed code of the State of Ward. Ohio a permit is required for Bedford Twp. - Fred L. rural burning . This is Burson, R. V. Heilman, Neva the time · of the year King, John Meeks, Richard to espect dead leaves Sargent, Ernest Wood. which creates a fire haz· Chester Twp. - George C. ard. Help in the detection . Genheimer, Mary V. Stewart, ·and reporting of fires is Wayne S. Michael, Vercia N. needed. U a wild fire is Stout, Rexal T. Summerfield, detected, contact the local Ralph Trussell, · David Fire Department, Sheriff's Lambert. Office or during the week·caD Columbia TWp. - Reed collect to the Department of Jeffers. Natural Resources Div.ision Lebanon Twp. - Ruda of Forestry at Athens Durst, Clinton E. Johnson, telephone number 1 59~ . Harold G. Roush. !n the evenings and weekends Letart Twp. - theron caU Bahr at 378-11116. JOhnson, Euls Wolle. Following is a list of local Olive Twp. - Paul F. fire wardens where permits Andrews, Frank H. Bise, may be obtained free. If one Gordon R. Collins, C. Ed. Humphrey, Willard Pigott, 'United PmsiDienuatloaal WbUe. PresideD! Ford GleMa J. Sanders, Doyle N. ud Jimmy Carter com· Smales. pete for volts, a.· tblrd Orange Twp. - Harold presldeoUal Cllldldate ~ Barnhart, Paul G. B~ckley, Eqeoe M.C.rlby - Is Dorothy Robinson, James R. seeklag, ud wlmiiDg, court Stout. erden. Rutland Twp. - Rose Ellen Tbe oae·llme Carson, Leodell Davidson, W. Democratic seooalor from D. Musser, James W. MfllDesota bas acquired Nicholson, Wayne Turner. four coon orders Ibis week Salem Twp. - John F. - three federal 8Dd ooe Colwell, Jack W. Crisp, state - JllldDc blm oo lbe Gerald K. Grate, Lauren ballot ID Texas, Utab, Hoffman, E~ene HOlliday. Marylaad aDd Salisbury Twp. - Nathan Massacbaselta. Pearl Biggs, Howard A. , MeCarllly told the . Dailey, Philip Globaker. WashiDgtoa Pren Club Scipio Twp. - Wayne Tatlday lbat IIi! DOW wOl be Chase, Raymond R. Cotterill, listed u u IDdepeadent Edwin Oberbolzer, Myrtle H. caDdldate fD at least 3e Stanley, Mrs. Gath Town· statts ud hopes to wiDd up send, KeMeth Welsh: oo lbe ballot ID Dearly a Sutton Twp. ~ Lawrence dozeu more. Beegle, Clifford Morris, !Jberals, IDc:ludlog lbe Vernon Nease, Edson E. ~rd of tbe Amerlcua for Roush, Marion . Sloter, Democratic AcUOo, bave Woodrow T. Zwilling. e1preued coooero tbat Wilkesville Twp.- Dean L. McCartby's cudldacy wW Bums. cost Carter support aDd pGUfble !brow lbe elecUou folo the House of IUpreseDtaUves. Republlcan congressman whose district includes Newark. Young Republicans from .nearby Denison University displayed signs saying that "Denison l.AJves Dole." Dole offered praise for Ashbrook, who was not present becauSe of roll calls in Congress on legislatioo . regulating lobbyists. · "He's in Washington doing the people's business, as President Ford 18 also doing," esplained state Sen. Thomas A. Van Meter, R· Ashland, who introduced bole. The Kansas sena!Or por• !rayed President Ford as 11 · honest, decent and open," CCiltrasling him with the "ultrallberal ticket" of Carter and Sen. Walter F. Mondale, which he said was $1'18 l·lb. Roll · . · . 2-lb. Roll $2.37 Lll!lll 2 With Coupon & $7.50 ,; Mo;e Plrohaoe lmh tOO% Pure Ground Chuck • • 1~. ••••• 99c (Continued from page 51 passes for 181 yards, including a 45-yard TD receptloo, and tossed a '!I· yard scoring pass, acccoWJting for 264 yards and two TDs. Norwalk's Eric Kirk, a 6foot, 17~Wld junior, gained 196 yards In 23 carries in leading the Truckers to a 12-0 win over Upper Sandusky Friday night. Kirk has 415 Yards in three games. raauiatlan Cqrea. 'I'hoae ol ua who want to put a cbeck on the baruamcy wW not pve up u a l'tlull of lhil recent deleaL We feel lbat lbe federal bunaiiCI'Ic:)' bu evolved Into a fourth branch of government nerclaing uncontrollable powen that weave a web of reculatloo which Interferes with more and more of our daUy lives. The principles of democracy and the principles of our Constitution require that ·the People themaelves determine their own destinies. The avera&e citizen must not be constantly baraued and coerced by a non-elected federal bureaucracy. It Ia regrettable that Congre.aa In 1976, our Bicentennial Year, did not take action to bring bureaucrata back under il8 control and aupervlalon. While many of my colleagues throuchout thla year have celebrated the coura&_e ol our Founding Fathers In rebelling asa~ arbitrary, tyraMical govenunent, they lack that same courage to rlae up against' today's repressive Big G~venunent. .298 ·second POMEROY, OHIO , Prices Effective Thru Oct. 2, 1976 NO SALES TO DEALERS QUANTITY' RIGHTS. RESERVm l LB. PKG. BACON •••••••••••••••••• 9 to 11 CHOPS 1A PORK LOIN he held to5.1% DF EDWARD S. LEC1rt'Z1N UPJ Auto Writer ~ DETROIT (UPI) - The strlke-bounci'Ford Motor Co., In ·an attempt to stay ; competitive with new, smaller ''full-sized" General ,:. Motors cars, an~ounced ,.. Tuesday It if! holding 1977 . • lnodel price increases to $310, ,. . or 5.1 per cent, above its 1976 models. · The Ford increase • cunparea with an average 5.9 per cent raise, or $331 per car, 81Dlounced earUer by . GM. Chryaler and American Motors have not BMOUIICed their 1977 prices. . ' Ford had told dealers in August ill prices could rise as much as 8 per cerit. The Ford ' IDc:reaaea l'llllied from $5 oo r. the Mustang II to $583 on the reatyled Continental Mark V. The new (iriCI!II will give ·· Ford In adventage over GM • In some luxury car •. categoriea. But GM will be in :: lhe better poaltlon on the bread-and-butter models :;:. when the Chevrolet and Ford lines are compared. ":' GM's new standard.&zed cara are a foot !lborter and up to 800 pounds llflhter than the Granulated · Holly Forms, Kroger Sugar u.s.o.a; Inspected Mixed · Fryer Parts ~ . Chunk Light Plain or Self Rising· Kroger Kroger Flour Tuna . fullsized Ford models, whic;h are manunoth carryovers of preenergy crisis days. "Today's increases are modest compared with increases for labor, material and other manufacturing costs that we have incurred and expect to incur;" Ford . said in a statement hinting at Ute possible costa of a new contract with the United Auw Workers. About 170,000 workers are now In the third week of a nationwide shutdown of the No. Z auw company. Ford sOUght to minimize the effect of the strike on the introduction of the nel" models Friday. But it built fewer than 150',000 of the 1977 models - an average of 20 per dealer - by the time the . strike started at midnight ~pt. 14. Chevrolet's new, sm811er Impala four-door model, rated at 19 roUes per galloo by the Environmental Protectioo Agency, carries a · $4,900 price tag. That compares to the $5,15Z p~ice for the similar but longer and heavier Ford LTD which the EPA rates at 17 m.p.g. r M He~t US 1',11 011 SHOULDER STEAK ••• ' USDA CHOICE ARM ROAST•••••••• ~a~ ••• USDA CHOICE BONELESS CHUCK ROAST ••••• !8~ •• ' USDA . CHOICE ·. BONELESS .. ENGliSH ROAST••• :~· •• I Cut Green leans $1 a '. · ·s:~~: $1· Awandalt • ••• l·l•. 1..1. Caws I I I I I I .. (IIJ I ..•' 8 .,.G •' Sprite, Fresca, , .. t Tab or Coke • • • . . · ~ 3 LB. BAG APPLES •••••••••••••••• Yellow / Onions . ARMOUR Coni Ina English Walnuts I ttl Rome Apples •• ..a- ~79c. =:!r.sc~~·'· .......5·., •J ·=·~ ............a···*I. . •••••••••• • ·MATERIALS CO. Mason, W.Va. . . Waolll,.lao •: · ' • • "• • ' Kroger Welcomes • . Your Ft4erol: ' Food s.....,.: ' 1:: I : .,• GOSPEL MEETING ' 3 oz. 00 . POTTED MEAT. •• OCTOBER 4 THRU 10TH 2 LBS. PINTO BEANS •••••••• TRASH. BAGS •••• ~ .~~ ••• 0 ... IMIIIII c...llll wttlo Caramol and Nutt FLAVORITE GLAD 25 ·lit. ... LETTUCE ••••••••••••••• HEAD JONATHAN : '' ~cas~' ().t Mlld • .~.y(. 20 ·lit. CALIFORNIA ' leturnablo I~•• IPiuo Dtpo1lt) reroof! ng ... now's the lime ZUSPAN LB. • If .your house I •••••••• FUNNY BUSINESS needs HOGG& $ 19 LB. SLICED POR ~ (J r : to buy our shingles. Available In $ 39 QUALITY PLUS Void After Sat., O~:t. <2, 1976 Subject to Appl ieable Str:~te & Local Taxe5 By 240 lb. 773-5534 Store Hours: Mon.·Sat. 8 am-10 pm . Sunday 10 am-10 pm Ford prices will 1 With Coupon ~ble CCI~ J tol, ··; :. •m.• STEEC lAQ.STERED FliNTURE ' .,.••. High colors. All first qua lily. MIDDLEPORT Loin Ill. ,Strip Steak . • • • • • • • • square 1111terials are used. 192·3307 ,' Gunnoes Sausage Round Potaties inside, out - only the finest BAK~R ·FURN.ITURE u.s. om. Gnoofo4 O..lce .,.._., C1toi<o lone-In Ill)' 1 several the more you like the name. FIND IT AT•.• C011ntry "the captive of organized labor." As he personally greeted those in the crowd, Dole enpountered giggling house· wives and squealing high school majorettes.who looked at their hands in ·disbelief alter shaking Dole's. "Lots of luck, hope you make it," encouraged vne young supporter. different · c U.S. No. 1 ·I ' Tour assurance of quality. From ~. Void •ft•r Sat., Ott. 2, 1976 Subj,ct to Applicable Stat• & Lcxal Ta ~t•• ' Dole -lashes opponent in conservative Ohio . By LEE LEONARD cracking from time to time in NEWARK, Ohio (UPI) the damp evening air during l[.S. Sell. Robert. J. Dole, R· his IS-minute speech. Kan., the Republican "You've got a curfew: : . nominee for vice president, · "But he's for . big assailed the Democratic government; big spending national ticket 'for favoring and higher taxes. I think most "big government, big people want fewer ' spending and higher taxes" · govenunent programs and ~esday evening as he lower taxes and less governbrought his campaign wone . ment interference. Most of Ohio's conservative . people are c~mcerned about hotbeds. • our defense. We've got to be Dole, on an east-west swing No. 1 for the sake· of peace, through the Buckeye Slate, oot just foc your sake but for addressed a twilight rally .at your chUdren's sake." the base of the ornate, Dole accused Carter of century-old courthouse constantly changing his mind promising an enthusiastic on issues in the campaign. audience of about 2,500 that "On the other hand, he would help fight amnesty, President Focd is the same gun control and federal man today that he was five govenunent interference in yearsago,!Oyearsago and 20 local affairs. years ago," said the GOP The GOP vice presidential vice presidential candidate. nominee also hammered "Gov. Carter will teU you away at traditional anytliing you'want to hear in cmaer\tatlve themes of a order to get elected in strong natJooal defense and November," said Dole. "Do an agricultural policy you want higher taxes?" favoring fanners, while the "No!" shouted the partisan crowd waved American Oags crowd. .' and !lbouted approval. "Do you want federal gun Newark is in the 17th reglstratJon?" Cmgressional District, ooe of uNo I" ooly twQ districts in .Ohio "Well, Gov. Carter does. . captured by former It's in their platfcrm." California Gov. Ronald Following the noisy rally, Reagan in tlle RepubUcan Dole went on an extended primary coolest against Ford handshaking tour of the last June. · crowd with his wife, "I hsven't got time to point Elizabe th, &nd daughter, · out all the deficiencies in Rob(n, (Dimo<:ratic presidential no· Many in the crowd held mlnee Jimmy) Carter aloft signs for Rep. John M. tonight," said Dole, his voice· Ashbrook, the conservative . With Coupon Limit I Wltlo Cou,-o & $7.50 or Mero Purohalt ' lit. Burning permit needed McCarthy wins big in courts thru end of November Jhe longer yau own 5~ Semi-Boneless Smoked Ham Harris, new vice president; Sharon Vickers, new secretary; Nellle Casto, pl(st secretary, and Ruth Pickens, new treasurer. Absent were Phyllis &ott, past treasurer. and DeloreS Stewart, past vice president. tbe Hollie of , • proposed by a federal ~ 11ency. The bureaucracy t mclrm propoaal that I am raferrlnl to would ba ve amencled the AdmlniJtratlve Procedure Aol. Thla Act govti'DI lbe procedural ac: Uvltiel of all federal •sendel. 'lbe mOll Important factor In lbe ~eat of thla much needed reform wu the 1111111111' In which tbe Majority I Party leadership brought It t before tbe entire House for a ~ vote. 'lbe leadership f~ , • ·the bW to come to the Hollie ·:: under "IUipellllon of the 1":. rules:" In order for a bUI to i pus under thla procedure, It .. muat be paued by a tw~ :: .thirds margin; The ':"" Bureaucracy Control Bill , actually recelvad a majority vote of 2d6-!36. 1be respon· llbUlty for the defeat of thla pro-taxpayer, a~U,·red legillatlon falls direCtlY on the Leadership in the Plain or Self Rl1!11g Whole 14· to 17-lb, Avg. PrO OFFICERS INSTALLED - New Haven PTQ. officers were installed recently at the first PrO meeting of the school year, Left to right are Jo MacKnight, new president ; Carolyn Hesson, past president ; Sandra r.a. .... oppor11nlty to e,fectively ; control lbe federal • bltnlllcracy but I recret to • nport tllat lbe 1'- film. ~: bled 111e cbance. n voted duwD a proposal wblcll would ; ~ bavt liYIIIIIItber tbe Senate • Cll' tbe Houae the rtlbt to veto 111!1111 With c••,.. & $7.50 or Men "'"."" .. Washington · r l ·By Clarence R ep0 Miller Rlp~vea bed,a unique Kroger Flour f' '. . ·Ill. !976 ~*<·~·,.,-;;:;:. . Kroger DF I I I . ~ '1'111 Dll11 s,tl•l, Wd!ef illl.ol'weoy, 0., ... COUPON COUPON 1 IVORY LIQUIDu ..... - - ·-- COUPON . ;::-:.:.v' .!i ..... :k:W: . MONDAY THRU SUNDAY 7z30 EACH EVENING DUNCAN HINES CORONET DOMINO SUNDAY • 10 A.M. & 6 P.M. CAKE MIXES PAPER TOWELS .SUGAR WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO SPEAKER: RAFORD J, PETTY ~t 2/$1 OO w/c Limill Per Customer Good Only at PoweU's Offer EKpirts 10·2·76 ROLL 3/$1 Q~/C oz. 32 11~ ~ ;.. Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Limit 1 Per Custom er Good Only at Powell's On01r Expires 10·2·76 Offer Expires 10·2-76 • i! 1:: $1 11 COUPON ' i, l 1: · 1\: . 5 LBS. 0 - ZEST A CRACKERS LB. 39¢ W/C Limit I Per Customer Good Only at Powell's �. -·· ...... 1-The O.Uy Sentinel, Middleoort-Pomerov. 0 .. Wedneldav. Seot. 29. 1976 - . I I I I I I I I I I I' I ' I 5 . , 5 I c•nr11U 1171- nt lhtter Ct. II•"'• •" ,,Ius cut With Coupon ' ~l • · Vold Aft•r $eft., Oct. 2, 1976 ·Subj ~et to Appllc:able Stall & Local Tales S••••J, • Stpt. n nr11 SlhriiJ, Ott. 2, 1tll 111 Wt rmru th til~t 1t lillit 11111lti11U. MDNl SDLD TO DULUI. ' ~ \ VIctor A. Bahr, Shade must bum, get a permit and . Rlver District ranger, said burn according to In· TueSday burning permits are stnictiorts. required starting October I, Shade River Ranger date of the beginning .of the District: Fall fire season through the Cheshire Twp. - Everett • · end of November. McDaniel. ' ' In accordance with · the Morgan Twp. - KeMeth revl.sed code of the State of Ward. Ohio a permit is required for Bedford Twp. - Fred L. rural burning . This is Burson, R. V. Heilman, Neva the time · of the year King, John Meeks, Richard to espect dead leaves Sargent, Ernest Wood. which creates a fire haz· Chester Twp. - George C. ard. Help in the detection . Genheimer, Mary V. Stewart, ·and reporting of fires is Wayne S. Michael, Vercia N. needed. U a wild fire is Stout, Rexal T. Summerfield, detected, contact the local Ralph Trussell, · David Fire Department, Sheriff's Lambert. Office or during the week·caD Columbia TWp. - Reed collect to the Department of Jeffers. Natural Resources Div.ision Lebanon Twp. - Ruda of Forestry at Athens Durst, Clinton E. Johnson, telephone number 1 59~ . Harold G. Roush. !n the evenings and weekends Letart Twp. - theron caU Bahr at 378-11116. JOhnson, Euls Wolle. Following is a list of local Olive Twp. - Paul F. fire wardens where permits Andrews, Frank H. Bise, may be obtained free. If one Gordon R. Collins, C. Ed. Humphrey, Willard Pigott, 'United PmsiDienuatloaal WbUe. PresideD! Ford GleMa J. Sanders, Doyle N. ud Jimmy Carter com· Smales. pete for volts, a.· tblrd Orange Twp. - Harold presldeoUal Cllldldate ~ Barnhart, Paul G. B~ckley, Eqeoe M.C.rlby - Is Dorothy Robinson, James R. seeklag, ud wlmiiDg, court Stout. erden. Rutland Twp. - Rose Ellen Tbe oae·llme Carson, Leodell Davidson, W. Democratic seooalor from D. Musser, James W. MfllDesota bas acquired Nicholson, Wayne Turner. four coon orders Ibis week Salem Twp. - John F. - three federal 8Dd ooe Colwell, Jack W. Crisp, state - JllldDc blm oo lbe Gerald K. Grate, Lauren ballot ID Texas, Utab, Hoffman, E~ene HOlliday. Marylaad aDd Salisbury Twp. - Nathan Massacbaselta. Pearl Biggs, Howard A. , MeCarllly told the . Dailey, Philip Globaker. WashiDgtoa Pren Club Scipio Twp. - Wayne Tatlday lbat IIi! DOW wOl be Chase, Raymond R. Cotterill, listed u u IDdepeadent Edwin Oberbolzer, Myrtle H. caDdldate fD at least 3e Stanley, Mrs. Gath Town· statts ud hopes to wiDd up send, KeMeth Welsh: oo lbe ballot ID Dearly a Sutton Twp. ~ Lawrence dozeu more. Beegle, Clifford Morris, !Jberals, IDc:ludlog lbe Vernon Nease, Edson E. ~rd of tbe Amerlcua for Roush, Marion . Sloter, Democratic AcUOo, bave Woodrow T. Zwilling. e1preued coooero tbat Wilkesville Twp.- Dean L. McCartby's cudldacy wW Bums. cost Carter support aDd pGUfble !brow lbe elecUou folo the House of IUpreseDtaUves. Republlcan congressman whose district includes Newark. Young Republicans from .nearby Denison University displayed signs saying that "Denison l.AJves Dole." Dole offered praise for Ashbrook, who was not present becauSe of roll calls in Congress on legislatioo . regulating lobbyists. · "He's in Washington doing the people's business, as President Ford 18 also doing," esplained state Sen. Thomas A. Van Meter, R· Ashland, who introduced bole. The Kansas sena!Or por• !rayed President Ford as 11 · honest, decent and open," CCiltrasling him with the "ultrallberal ticket" of Carter and Sen. Walter F. Mondale, which he said was $1'18 l·lb. Roll · . · . 2-lb. Roll $2.37 Lll!lll 2 With Coupon & $7.50 ,; Mo;e Plrohaoe lmh tOO% Pure Ground Chuck • • 1~. ••••• 99c (Continued from page 51 passes for 181 yards, including a 45-yard TD receptloo, and tossed a '!I· yard scoring pass, acccoWJting for 264 yards and two TDs. Norwalk's Eric Kirk, a 6foot, 17~Wld junior, gained 196 yards In 23 carries in leading the Truckers to a 12-0 win over Upper Sandusky Friday night. Kirk has 415 Yards in three games. raauiatlan Cqrea. 'I'hoae ol ua who want to put a cbeck on the baruamcy wW not pve up u a l'tlull of lhil recent deleaL We feel lbat lbe federal bunaiiCI'Ic:)' bu evolved Into a fourth branch of government nerclaing uncontrollable powen that weave a web of reculatloo which Interferes with more and more of our daUy lives. The principles of democracy and the principles of our Constitution require that ·the People themaelves determine their own destinies. The avera&e citizen must not be constantly baraued and coerced by a non-elected federal bureaucracy. It Ia regrettable that Congre.aa In 1976, our Bicentennial Year, did not take action to bring bureaucrata back under il8 control and aupervlalon. While many of my colleagues throuchout thla year have celebrated the coura&_e ol our Founding Fathers In rebelling asa~ arbitrary, tyraMical govenunent, they lack that same courage to rlae up against' today's repressive Big G~venunent. .298 ·second POMEROY, OHIO , Prices Effective Thru Oct. 2, 1976 NO SALES TO DEALERS QUANTITY' RIGHTS. RESERVm l LB. PKG. BACON •••••••••••••••••• 9 to 11 CHOPS 1A PORK LOIN he held to5.1% DF EDWARD S. LEC1rt'Z1N UPJ Auto Writer ~ DETROIT (UPI) - The strlke-bounci'Ford Motor Co., In ·an attempt to stay ; competitive with new, smaller ''full-sized" General ,:. Motors cars, an~ounced ,.. Tuesday It if! holding 1977 . • lnodel price increases to $310, ,. . or 5.1 per cent, above its 1976 models. · The Ford increase • cunparea with an average 5.9 per cent raise, or $331 per car, 81Dlounced earUer by . GM. Chryaler and American Motors have not BMOUIICed their 1977 prices. . ' Ford had told dealers in August ill prices could rise as much as 8 per cerit. The Ford ' IDc:reaaea l'llllied from $5 oo r. the Mustang II to $583 on the reatyled Continental Mark V. The new (iriCI!II will give ·· Ford In adventage over GM • In some luxury car •. categoriea. But GM will be in :: lhe better poaltlon on the bread-and-butter models :;:. when the Chevrolet and Ford lines are compared. ":' GM's new standard.&zed cara are a foot !lborter and up to 800 pounds llflhter than the Granulated · Holly Forms, Kroger Sugar u.s.o.a; Inspected Mixed · Fryer Parts ~ . Chunk Light Plain or Self Rising· Kroger Kroger Flour Tuna . fullsized Ford models, whic;h are manunoth carryovers of preenergy crisis days. "Today's increases are modest compared with increases for labor, material and other manufacturing costs that we have incurred and expect to incur;" Ford . said in a statement hinting at Ute possible costa of a new contract with the United Auw Workers. About 170,000 workers are now In the third week of a nationwide shutdown of the No. Z auw company. Ford sOUght to minimize the effect of the strike on the introduction of the nel" models Friday. But it built fewer than 150',000 of the 1977 models - an average of 20 per dealer - by the time the . strike started at midnight ~pt. 14. Chevrolet's new, sm811er Impala four-door model, rated at 19 roUes per galloo by the Environmental Protectioo Agency, carries a · $4,900 price tag. That compares to the $5,15Z p~ice for the similar but longer and heavier Ford LTD which the EPA rates at 17 m.p.g. r M He~t US 1',11 011 SHOULDER STEAK ••• ' USDA CHOICE ARM ROAST•••••••• ~a~ ••• USDA CHOICE BONELESS CHUCK ROAST ••••• !8~ •• ' USDA . CHOICE ·. 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Available In $ 39 QUALITY PLUS Void After Sat., O~:t. <2, 1976 Subject to Appl ieable Str:~te & Local Taxe5 By 240 lb. 773-5534 Store Hours: Mon.·Sat. 8 am-10 pm . Sunday 10 am-10 pm Ford prices will 1 With Coupon ~ble CCI~ J tol, ··; :. •m.• STEEC lAQ.STERED FliNTURE ' .,.••. High colors. All first qua lily. MIDDLEPORT Loin Ill. ,Strip Steak . • • • • • • • • square 1111terials are used. 192·3307 ,' Gunnoes Sausage Round Potaties inside, out - only the finest BAK~R ·FURN.ITURE u.s. om. Gnoofo4 O..lce .,.._., C1toi<o lone-In Ill)' 1 several the more you like the name. FIND IT AT•.• C011ntry "the captive of organized labor." As he personally greeted those in the crowd, Dole enpountered giggling house· wives and squealing high school majorettes.who looked at their hands in ·disbelief alter shaking Dole's. "Lots of luck, hope you make it," encouraged vne young supporter. different · c U.S. No. 1 ·I ' Tour assurance of quality. From ~. Void •ft•r Sat., Ott. 2, 1976 Subj,ct to Applicable Stat• & Lcxal Ta ~t•• ' Dole -lashes opponent in conservative Ohio . By LEE LEONARD cracking from time to time in NEWARK, Ohio (UPI) the damp evening air during l[.S. Sell. Robert. J. Dole, R· his IS-minute speech. Kan., the Republican "You've got a curfew: : . nominee for vice president, · "But he's for . big assailed the Democratic government; big spending national ticket 'for favoring and higher taxes. I think most "big government, big people want fewer ' spending and higher taxes" · govenunent programs and ~esday evening as he lower taxes and less governbrought his campaign wone . ment interference. Most of Ohio's conservative . people are c~mcerned about hotbeds. • our defense. We've got to be Dole, on an east-west swing No. 1 for the sake· of peace, through the Buckeye Slate, oot just foc your sake but for addressed a twilight rally .at your chUdren's sake." the base of the ornate, Dole accused Carter of century-old courthouse constantly changing his mind promising an enthusiastic on issues in the campaign. audience of about 2,500 that "On the other hand, he would help fight amnesty, President Focd is the same gun control and federal man today that he was five govenunent interference in yearsago,!Oyearsago and 20 local affairs. years ago," said the GOP The GOP vice presidential vice presidential candidate. nominee also hammered "Gov. Carter will teU you away at traditional anytliing you'want to hear in cmaer\tatlve themes of a order to get elected in strong natJooal defense and November," said Dole. "Do an agricultural policy you want higher taxes?" favoring fanners, while the "No!" shouted the partisan crowd waved American Oags crowd. .' and !lbouted approval. "Do you want federal gun Newark is in the 17th reglstratJon?" Cmgressional District, ooe of uNo I" ooly twQ districts in .Ohio "Well, Gov. Carter does. . captured by former It's in their platfcrm." California Gov. Ronald Following the noisy rally, Reagan in tlle RepubUcan Dole went on an extended primary coolest against Ford handshaking tour of the last June. · crowd with his wife, "I hsven't got time to point Elizabe th, &nd daughter, · out all the deficiencies in Rob(n, (Dimo<:ratic presidential no· Many in the crowd held mlnee Jimmy) Carter aloft signs for Rep. John M. tonight," said Dole, his voice· Ashbrook, the conservative . With Coupon Limit I Wltlo Cou,-o & $7.50 or Mero Purohalt ' lit. Burning permit needed McCarthy wins big in courts thru end of November Jhe longer yau own 5~ Semi-Boneless Smoked Ham Harris, new vice president; Sharon Vickers, new secretary; Nellle Casto, pl(st secretary, and Ruth Pickens, new treasurer. Absent were Phyllis &ott, past treasurer. and DeloreS Stewart, past vice president. tbe Hollie of , • proposed by a federal ~ 11ency. The bureaucracy t mclrm propoaal that I am raferrlnl to would ba ve amencled the AdmlniJtratlve Procedure Aol. Thla Act govti'DI lbe procedural ac: Uvltiel of all federal •sendel. 'lbe mOll Important factor In lbe ~eat of thla much needed reform wu the 1111111111' In which tbe Majority I Party leadership brought It t before tbe entire House for a ~ vote. 'lbe leadership f~ , • ·the bW to come to the Hollie ·:: under "IUipellllon of the 1":. rules:" In order for a bUI to i pus under thla procedure, It .. muat be paued by a tw~ :: .thirds margin; The ':"" Bureaucracy Control Bill , actually recelvad a majority vote of 2d6-!36. 1be respon· llbUlty for the defeat of thla pro-taxpayer, a~U,·red legillatlon falls direCtlY on the Leadership in the Plain or Self Rl1!11g Whole 14· to 17-lb, Avg. PrO OFFICERS INSTALLED - New Haven PTQ. officers were installed recently at the first PrO meeting of the school year, Left to right are Jo MacKnight, new president ; Carolyn Hesson, past president ; Sandra r.a. .... oppor11nlty to e,fectively ; control lbe federal • bltnlllcracy but I recret to • nport tllat lbe 1'- film. ~: bled 111e cbance. n voted duwD a proposal wblcll would ; ~ bavt liYIIIIIItber tbe Senate • Cll' tbe Houae the rtlbt to veto 111!1111 With c••,.. & $7.50 or Men "'"."" .. Washington · r l ·By Clarence R ep0 Miller Rlp~vea bed,a unique Kroger Flour f' '. . ·Ill. !976 ~*<·~·,.,-;;:;:. . Kroger DF I I I . ~ '1'111 Dll11 s,tl•l, Wd!ef illl.ol'weoy, 0., ... COUPON COUPON 1 IVORY LIQUIDu ..... - - ·-- COUPON . ;::-:.:.v' .!i ..... :k:W: . MONDAY THRU SUNDAY 7z30 EACH EVENING DUNCAN HINES CORONET DOMINO SUNDAY • 10 A.M. & 6 P.M. CAKE MIXES PAPER TOWELS .SUGAR WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO SPEAKER: RAFORD J, PETTY ~t 2/$1 OO w/c Limill Per Customer Good Only at PoweU's Offer EKpirts 10·2·76 ROLL 3/$1 Q~/C oz. 32 11~ ~ ;.. Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Limit 1 Per Custom er Good Only at Powell's On01r Expires 10·2·76 Offer Expires 10·2-76 • i! 1:: $1 11 COUPON ' i, l 1: · 1\: . 5 LBS. 0 - ZEST A CRACKERS LB. 39¢ W/C Limit I Per Customer Good Only at Powell's �10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, Sepl. 29,1976 ·«:onstruction of Bradford Church will .Center approved -:: Final ijijiMil llil bleD nceived for COIIItrudiaa fl lbe ilnid.Y fwiiWd Qlldna'a Community Rtaldtntlal 'l'lwtmenl Center to Gallla, Ja'*-, Uld Melp celebrate Centennial The Bradford Church of Christ will celebrate its looth birthday Sunday, Oct. 3 with the pUblic Invited to participate In an aU-day program of events beginning ·at 9:30 a.m. H. Dean Warren, president of the New York Bible Institute, will be the main speaker in the morning service. ' A picnic will follow In I~ afternoon when games will be play!)<! and prizes given lot the best old-fashioned costumes worn by men, women, boys and girls. A speaker whose name wiU remain unannounced before the service, will conduct evening service. · Invitations have been mailed to many past ministers, sister churches, and to fonner and present members for whom addrwes could be obtained. Mrs. Guy Russell of the congregation has put together the folloWing history of· the Bradfor~ Church of Christ located along old SR 143 near the "Crossroads on SR 124. II follows : October 1916 The History of The Bradford Church of . Christ for the past one hundred years. By Mra. GUY. A. R111seU The Bradford Church of Christ was started in 1876. We have no actual records of the starting of this congregation . ooly what we have learned from those older persons of the church who have told us what they can remember. These people include Edgar and Martha Russell, Jessie Russell and her son Wayne, Ethel Nelson, Wayne and Hilda King, H<mer and Edith Focrest, Earnest ~laon. Worthie Johnson, Eulab Evans, John Goble, . Mrs . William llradfcid and NO..a CimbfCII. S. M. Russell l*fchaaed the farm In IIIII from W. A. White. At that lime there wu a cemetery below where the church Ia now. The church was b!illt in the summer fl 1876. Some rl the people 1lvi!lg in this area II that lime got together and wank!d to build a church·nar the cemell!ry. They asked S. M. Rlmell, Wayne Russell's grandfather, for aome land. He agreed to allow them to build a cbarcb, but would not deed them the property. The Ruaaelll alao save them lumber made from treea that bad grown Cll tbe farm. They gave $310 ftr supplies and Mrs. Russell boarded the !nell who CODStruck!d the criginal bJjk!jng. We allo learned that the original hl•lldlng wu ratbet f0t18b and quite llllllll. We have no record of when the bulldlng thalli atandlng now Wll built, t.t ac:col'dq to Earnest Harrlaon wbo Cillle here in 1901, this frame was here then. At the time the original building was constructed Mr. Russell stak!d he would not allow the cemetery to extend above the church. That is, toward the Russell h<me. Howeve'r,later a man who wu prominent in the clucb loll a child and asked Mr. RuueD to aeD blm a lot above the cburch. Tbere iln'l any record of wbo this man was. But the old cemetery records show !bat lot No. I in the first row was sold to John Gorshiuge, but the record doea not carry a date. Wayne Russell was told this first lot was given to the perSOII becai!Se of the grief he wu suflerlilg at that time. Wayne Ruaaell's did was born the iame Y.ear the church was bullt Wayne's mother and dad, Simp and Jealle were marrle11f in 1903.' Wayne'e grandfather died In m'1 Uld be deeply regreta that be didn't ask his grandfather more about the past, because he had a clear mind unW be died. · When this s!ructure was built it had two doors, one on. each side of the front, with the pulpit between the two doors. It was heated by one stove that sat on the right side of the wilding . Later on, it was heated by two pot bellied stoves, one oo either side about half way back. The seats were set clear against the wall with an aisle down center. The short seats were used to finish out rows by the stove:Thewomenenteredthe church on the left side and sal on the left and the men went in through the door on the right and sat on the right. · . SOme of the kinds of lights used in the past were gasoline lamps. 'They were chandelier type with six lamps oo each chandelier, one chandelier over the pulpit and two on each side. Later on, these were changed to oil lamps. AI the presenl time there are four lights hanging from ceiling. Accwdlng to Mrs. Edith and Nora Cambron, some lime after 1913 and before 1923, the doors were changed to the center and a ve$ibule added to the front and a belfry was added too . The pulpit was moved to the back .of the building at that time. It is asswned that the platform that was clear across the back of the church was built at that time. Aroundl9l~Mr.Mainardof was the minister at that lime. The church front wu rebuilt and completed In August rl 1932. At that time six feet were added to die front of the church.leaving the vestibule off this lime. The belfry was put back up and the bell installed. It Is In use every week. Around 11157 a new hardwood Door Will put In and the long platform wu · replaced by a smaller one that is in use at this time. Seats were bought on Sept 10, 1950 from some one In Albany, Ohio. They are the. seats we are using now. The Horne Builders Claas took lye water and cleaned the old . vaniisb off and then redid tlie seats. Three new classrooms were added on til the back of the buDding lill969 and 1960. Special services were held oo AprU 3, 1960. Professor Bill Nash from Kentucky Christian College was speaker lor the morning services. A potluck dinner was served by the ladies of the church to show their appreciation to the men for the work they had completed. Brother John Buckley, the minister of the Pomeroy Church of ·'Christ, was the speaker in the aftei'IIOOII. Special mUSic was presented · also by a quartet !run K.C.C. Ar01md 1953, venetian blinds were given to the church to replace the dark cream colored blinds. After the new classrooms were built the Young Married Peoples Class bou~hl venetian blind<! fer their Classroom whjchwas the first room off the main building. Mooey was given to the class to ruy 25 folding chairs for the classroom. A member of the church gave several window type fans. 'lbeae are still In use when we hive hot weather. In 1974 stonn windows were put Ill the main auditorium windaws. In Ailgust of 197> they were put on the back rooms. In January of 1970a P .A. system was installed .and wu paid for by the Adult Clasa and Young Mwt \.!IUS. On · June 17, 1967 the dlurch the Mainard Coal Co. told the people of this church that his coogregatioo at Columbus was buying a new pipe organ and said the people of Bradford Church could haw the old crgan if they would come and ger it. Mr. Goble, a young man of the congregation at Bradford, was sent to CollllllWs to aee to the details of shipjling the «gan back here. He hired a man with an express wag111 who furnished the crate and crak!d the ~rgan and hauled it to the train station for $1.50. Theflrstpianowasbougbtlor !he church by the Young People's Class. They held 1101 suppers and pie suppers at dllf&em families' homes to boal!bl a boule from ra11e IIIOI!I!Y to pay for the Lawrence Reed 111 Nopiano. Anod!erne,wpianowas ble Summit Road, (betbOV&ht from Elberfelds in ter knOW!l fJJl Shot Gun Pomeroy on Aug. 5, t962.lt Hollow ). Thishouaewuand cast~. 'lbislathepianowe still is the parsonage. are using now. New carpet wu put down A buement was dug and in the center aisle and acroaa laid..,« cement block about the front. Mr. Imboden wu the year 1916. Around the the minister at that lime. He same time the two stoves paid ftr the carpet oo the were placed side by side in pulpit platform. He said it the basement and enclosed by wu a love olfering to God a sheet of metal. A large because his wife bad been register wu placed in the veryillandsherecovered.He floor over the stoves so the paaaed away while be wu our beat would go upstairs. A minlsler. After his' delth his cblmney Will built on the family gave the cll!l'cb S66 .to back of the building outside. have the arch fixed behind A used coal furnace wu the platfll'lll in JDelll(ll')' fl boV&ht Nov. Zf, 1946. Another · bim. coal furnace wu bought in 'Wblle Clifford Smith wu 11156 fr<m some..e who lived here he Introduced "Faith between Tuppers Plains and Promise" to us. This Is the Coolville. A new gas furnace_ main way we at Bradford was bought in 1961 after gas help support some of the had been put in the church. missionaries. In the mooth of The same furnace is in use at June, 1976, 15 acres of the the present time. The big former Art Hendricks !ann register was covered over where the barn and other and six hot air registers put in !ann buildings stood and the the floor, three 111 each side bottom land that goes lrOUIId with two cold air intake the hill were purchased by registers at the back of the the church. c:hurcb. Some of the people who 'The bell of the church wu helped get the church started struck by lightning oo July 21, were as' follows: Isaac 1932 and the front Russell, Arlando Rueaell, of the church burned. Arvellie Rusaell, Phelps The bell fell through Hysell and a preacher w~ the floor into the basement. name I couldn't find out. At that tlme the church had a some of the minister names heavy uprigi1t piano, the two down through the .years are or three men who carried it Mr. Price, Uiemmister when out got added strength from the church was dedicated; somewhere because it took Mr. Hayden, Mr. Pallster, several men to C8ITl' It back Loula Pickens, some of his ' in. &me of the inen dammed deacendanta attend church !he creek up thai ran along here at Bradford. Brother the. lower slde of the Plckana p8l8ed away Iii 1• cemetery. That's where tbe at the age. of 45. ·In 1914 a fire engine got the water to revival wu held by an fight the fire. 0 . W. WllUams evang~list nametl Strickler. PARK RESERVED ALL DAY SUNDAY, OOOBER 3RD '. FAMILY OUTING" · INTERNATIONAL UNION OF. 11 OPERATING ENGINEERS . LOCAL 132, A.B. & C. OPEN FULL DAY SATURDAY NOON UNTIL 10 PM . Couallel. Malllle S. Plummer, eucutlve director . of the Gailla • JacUoll • Melp Cammunlly Mentil. Health and Mentel Retardation IIOanl, •ld the treatment center 1IIU have 10 bedl to 1trvt cblldren from a lirse residential pnpulatiCII. 1be center II dtllgned for lboi'l· term care (ovel'llllht to two or three - u ltey). It 1IIU · replace Nelaonv·lll~ Cblldren•a Psychiatric Center which wu ciOMCI lui year. The Ohio Department of Mentel Health IIICI Mental ,_ ' •. 1, ... ~ " • I\ have of those .in the past. Alao a little advice to tbolle who will be preparing the history when the next 100 years rolla !lfOUnd, be .aure and start early setting lhlnRs t.ocether. •• BRADFORD CHUR<ll OF CHRIST, which will celebrate Its lOOih year « aervtce to the Meigs County community Qmday. Some names fl thole who church then. The revival have played the ~rgan or started out In the churcb plano are Lulll Russell, building IIIli there were 10 Pauline Hysell, Mrs. many attending that they bad JOOnson, Layaee HyleD, Mn. to finish it In a tent across the In llandiCII, Helen Barlnml, f!)lld. Other pastan include Pearl Russell, EU1ebeth George Ash\011 11J$.1m. He (King) Clartt, f;ulah Evans married Wayne ADd Hilda who played llace she wu U Rlngwlilebewubere. C. B. yem old (she doesn1 play Tigner In the eartr 1111, C. L. any m<re ·becauae of ill Kendall, late till preacher. health). Hilda King who says Kendall married Homer and at first sbe only played the Edith FIITeSIIn lt211. G. N. hymnssbetnewatlhattime, Perldns, Aprll 113W&ay lJ3'1, bul,l can 117 llbe learned to J. P. Miller Jan: I, 1S38-Aq. play li lot of tbem later 111. 31, 19ll. J. P. Miller lives in Soole who have played in the Virginia Jl!lW. Brother Miller near past are Polly Russell married Guy and Ntl'llll who was our minister's wife RusSell oo Aug. 8, 1939. at that time; Uncia Slobart George Koch Mardi ~. 1841- who plays for 111 !lllllle now; Sept. 10, 19M; Rickner AprU Ruth Dural and Diana 29,!916.JI.IIel0,1M6; Delber1 (~Inter) Bing Who are our Ranine Dec. 1, JMS.April 7, )X'ellenl pianists. Some of the 1946, Brother Romine wu yoang girls who have played raised in Rutland. He and still pls.y at times are, attended Rutland Church of Tammy Moiii!Dan Bonnie Christ. He liws 111 Happy Wood and Carol Morris. HollDW Road now; Orville Some « the Elden who Mcrgan Aprll ;n, ~- have served down tlrougb :U, 19l7, lives in Cincinnati, the years are, Arlando <llionow;Smitb0cll2, 1847- Ruasell, Arvellle Russell, May 23, lt48; Delbert Pbelps llylell, luie Ruaen, Ranine again July 11, 1941- Hart Russell, Anthony June 2%, IH~; H. Dean H}ltll, Joeepb Qllni(Jre, El1la Wlm!DAII1Pt.Jia.Nov.l5, ll}ltll. 1'lllmQr Dig, Mllea 11153,liva in (/larellce, N.Y.; Hysell, Sbered Bailey, Ray Russell Nov. Z3, lfi5S. Aqualla HyaeU, Earnest Oat. 3, le5f, Brother !baeD Harrlaon, (attn llvJDg be was Wllalloalwielwufellow; ei')'I81'Soldmdlellthdayrl be waa railed Ill Wolf Pen - September dds year) • . He and went to cbardl at Zllll. ays be lltarted gliiag to He livea in WaaiJIDII.on C. H., &mday Scbool at Bnldford Ohio now; John Wyatt Jan. 2, when be wu 16 yeara old), 1955-Nov. 25, 11156. He lives in Jolm Gobles, 111e fl the Parkersbult, W. Va. now; ' faithful men In the past, Gene Ruiter May 19, became 8 Cbrlstlin In 1957-M.ay 31, 1&, lives In OctDber of 1913 and lltm'ted Miami, Fla.; Ralph Humble, leacblng tbe little cblldren'a June 7, 19fiii.Oct. 16, 19110, claaa in January of 1914. He lives in ColumOO., Ohio liow; IDIUnued ltidlilg lkmdly Mead Piel:ce Jan. 8, 1961-0cl. 1Cboo1111111lllll. He bad been 28, 1962 li•e• In Fl. • Eld« forte PI*"; Wall Lauderdale, Fla. ~tly; ltamedy, wban he wu Jobn Wyatt again Dec. Ita. llaadly Sd!Dal 1111111r· AprU, 1963; H. B. Imboden infendeqt we Jlllde a Aug. i, 19Q.Oct 25, 1114, died ~ flllfl Uld wbple here at Bradford: It bua't been topped II dds Joseph RobinloD Dec. I, 15 time; Howllid llyaell, Ben May 28, 1967 sw-ntly living Rife, Bud Bartrum. Our Iii Olive Hill, KJ.; Diaries )X'ellent Elderi are Jl!lllel RtmeU Jr. June 4, 19e'/-M.ay Reed, WUber Rowley, Larry 16, 1971, lives in 0ncinna11. Plckena who Is a deacenda" now; Clifford Sm11b June 11, of Loull Plctena, and Wayne 1971-Dec. 8, 18'11 11vea In ~. wbo every y- 111 Havre de Grace, llarylml; Jl'atber'a Day for a lcag time Jack Perry Dec. 21,·18'11 our baa gotten the )lift for belllg a )X'ellent mlnl!ter. all'lltlln the longest wblcb Ia Somemoretliajplabout the •yunnow. put are, at lima the janitor wabd fll' $UO a Some fl 1111 deiCCIII were mooth. Scme of lbe lint James Sapp, Matt Johnloa, ministers preached fer $1.50 8 QJarley Hyaell, Alvin HyleR, week, some for • a m111tb. Ide Ruuell, Gearge Miller, Some of them walked to Madlion Beard, Wortble church, otllers rode bone and Johnson (better lmowa u buggy. At times ..vtcea Pvp Jdlnaoa be went to were held on Saturday night, Qmday acbool and church 18 Sundaymornlngandevenlng. yem and 22 $Undaya without The preachere lllayed with missing a Sunday. He diHerent famlllellwbllehere. became a Olrtstlan October 'There were 35 additions to the """'•i"" Valvollne October.011 Sale lfs time to change JOUr ol. PnKectJO*"Iine with Valdi• 49$~ per can MEIGS T1RE CENTER .....tkll 11111 proridi 111'• .: ptlt 11 t\UII l' fiDdl ~ :J W ibe c:tiiW IIIII 1111* Clllt • operltlllc l'lmdllbl flnt Jill' ; fl apetatiGa. 1 $19995 •t,: I TW I $IUS '·- .... . . . . . ..... '-· PIUIW usn fill SIUS $399. . $39[~,. lntttt•s ~"' IWII SillS. $499 . hth bell IITCIIII ,.lUW CUll or THESE BUYS! GRAB A HANDFUL Wi®F BlANKHS ------/ .DDII'T MISS TMi$ OPPDRTURITY to IUY YOUR YURLI SIPI'U OF lllllETS lOW DURII& TMIS II& Ln-I·Wll ~ALE! - fill IILLII 1111 IILESP!CIIl PUIIHISI S!LICTION · LADIES' PUll I UNCY NEW Ull POLTESTUI ONE !Ill filS All LAOIES' FIIST QUilllY STA!TCH NYlON 72"a90" TO fiiiWIN OR FUll SiZE lEOS 100~ POLYESTER SOliD COLOR "SPARTA" NEEDLEWOVEN BLANKETS KIIIT SLICKS KIIEE HI HOSE "ll'f(lll ,.......... ~" ~· p~o . ,.,.,. 1• ..., ""' fall plll)'llltr a.ulllrkftlt .~acu itt ...,.. LltNtrl ca1on. Shfll ··~ I• lid! ttlfelltrl ...... tlt>o Dot~r DIJt CIIOICE Of !II ....2. 10·71·1111 Will lONC llf[ Pll/~5 fOI LI6HT lULlS Doil.lr 011'1! l,_,. '"'*' M, " • Hf ••II '-C Ult lieN llliW. II& loooll:. W 1 $ 99 SOtiD FASHION COLORS All NYLON BINDING ~Mtt~& l 'I '0l'fESTER ' AtRrLIC REGULAR VALUES TO 15.00 MEN' S SOliD COLOR LONC AND SHORT SLEEVE "THE PLAZA" SPORT SHIRTS ~~ Mil ••~P Ill'"'""'' IOiod ~ .... IMI; · •-d Ill~ \ Jh>rl•••t •p<>rt lhlrll. R.!jlflll ••llin. 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'· SIART SWlATER LOOKS MIKE PERflCT TOPI'lR.~i;,;i.~ OUTSTANDING SELlCTION MISSlS' WAMM AND WOIDlRFUL WINTER LAY·A·WAY IIOW! . 6 OL Nescafe Instant CoHee.: ........ •2.19 lar_ · Limit one 32 ~ Palmolive Liquid Dllhwashlng ·O.terge~t 20•. off ..... :: ..................... noW 99t 5¥2 OL DelmonteCrushecl Pineapple 1/19' . . 4 oL Kraft Caramel........................... ,,. pkt. 32 OL Kraft Miracle Whip Sa'lad ••••••••••••••••••• I' ~..... CAMEO ROSE SHUTS'""*''"' ....., .... , _ ~~ "-' ~n.,u~, •••Lhrilllo ......... lloO , ....11., ' . , _ " - ""'"~ ·~· ...... , _ balk'h!_"!!:. '· ·~· \-·· I Pl. Pl.,•nf, W. ''· The Machine On~ SinJII' Could M-. NOW ONLY 110-IRON SHEETS ,,.,....., • ' •'if•"""" '" ........ '""" .... .lfl·····trl····~·Ill, '"' •"••· "" llthln... t.ollold ~· ofl908. He was a deacon and church treasurer unW bad health forced h1rn to~); Clay Evans, H<mer Fcrrest (be is still a deacon and church treasurer at this time. He baa been «:burch secretary and treasurer for ~ yeera), Everett Ughtfool, Glenn Evans, Guy A. Ruaaell, Paul Sisson, Lerry Pickens, Richard Gilkey, Ronnie Rus:ieU, (be is present!)' a prolesaor at El Paso Bible College In Te1as). Our present deacCIIs are John Blake, Guy Hysell, Harry Hendricks and Homer Forrest. . Some of the persona who have attended church at Bradford and have ge11a Ill to full Ume iervlce for the L<rd are, Peggy Russell, Roo Russell, Danny Evans and Mike Huelton. 1 would like to dedicate the time and energy I have used · to get thls blltory together to the memory of tbolle faithful Chrisllanl wbodown through the ages have kepi the faith and have beld this congregation fogether. To lhalewbo'llillcarrylllinthe future 1hope you will have u food a memory fl ua u we SIJIIP~D \ ·obt, to •• I••~•• '"I• I•'*'",.. oll•l..l' ""' . ., '"" ... ,.., ,,_ ~"lofiO'f'!ll SHO, THEU S101£S lOCATED ll: J~t.1tii · Wirtflr · ltw lUillltii•Ltl4t•· ••• rtr· Jlclrtbr. ...,,,,, •• •WelhJ••· I NO fUll.- Slll !WIN AND rUH S1l( SOliD tOlOR AIIIO • • After 1b1 lint Jill', tbe l -llmied operltlaall ... : . part dtMndl llpoll a,_, • proprlatloniJ tbat will be •. Dllde In the .-t blllrl•l ; . bllqet of · the Ohfv, ''IC'!!Iature. '!be be olllltd b)' tbe "1411" DOIIrU.• wl!lcb will ~~~obeoi!INtt ·tiiC Center IIICI JII'OCI'IIII to IIIJ, OwnmunltJ Mtlllil Hlaltll: Center Board. -.-;; The lilt fOr tbe Center II• near the new ~-~ Mental Haaltll Ctntet':. jxeuntly Wid• CGIIIII'UCIIGR: Iii G•lllpolll, Tl*re will be-; four ather Cblldrea'a eom.. munlt7 Rtaldentlil Tteat,: ment Centerl COIIIIr1ICied Ill" eoutM•cen Oblo. .• Mra. l'll!mmlr Indicated 1111 new center will uptdlti, development of effective . alternallvea to ~ hoapltalllllloa In local· • communities · through proprlllt fundlnC. tOUIII ~lPP£Rflt i - (ur"' ' ' \ • ' �10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, Sepl. 29,1976 ·«:onstruction of Bradford Church will .Center approved -:: Final ijijiMil llil bleD nceived for COIIItrudiaa fl lbe ilnid.Y fwiiWd Qlldna'a Community Rtaldtntlal 'l'lwtmenl Center to Gallla, Ja'*-, Uld Melp celebrate Centennial The Bradford Church of Christ will celebrate its looth birthday Sunday, Oct. 3 with the pUblic Invited to participate In an aU-day program of events beginning ·at 9:30 a.m. H. Dean Warren, president of the New York Bible Institute, will be the main speaker in the morning service. ' A picnic will follow In I~ afternoon when games will be play!)<! and prizes given lot the best old-fashioned costumes worn by men, women, boys and girls. A speaker whose name wiU remain unannounced before the service, will conduct evening service. · Invitations have been mailed to many past ministers, sister churches, and to fonner and present members for whom addrwes could be obtained. Mrs. Guy Russell of the congregation has put together the folloWing history of· the Bradfor~ Church of Christ located along old SR 143 near the "Crossroads on SR 124. II follows : October 1916 The History of The Bradford Church of . Christ for the past one hundred years. By Mra. GUY. A. R111seU The Bradford Church of Christ was started in 1876. We have no actual records of the starting of this congregation . ooly what we have learned from those older persons of the church who have told us what they can remember. These people include Edgar and Martha Russell, Jessie Russell and her son Wayne, Ethel Nelson, Wayne and Hilda King, H<mer and Edith Focrest, Earnest ~laon. Worthie Johnson, Eulab Evans, John Goble, . Mrs . William llradfcid and NO..a CimbfCII. S. M. Russell l*fchaaed the farm In IIIII from W. A. White. At that lime there wu a cemetery below where the church Ia now. The church was b!illt in the summer fl 1876. Some rl the people 1lvi!lg in this area II that lime got together and wank!d to build a church·nar the cemell!ry. They asked S. M. Rlmell, Wayne Russell's grandfather, for aome land. He agreed to allow them to build a cbarcb, but would not deed them the property. The Ruaaelll alao save them lumber made from treea that bad grown Cll tbe farm. They gave $310 ftr supplies and Mrs. Russell boarded the !nell who CODStruck!d the criginal bJjk!jng. We allo learned that the original hl•lldlng wu ratbet f0t18b and quite llllllll. We have no record of when the bulldlng thalli atandlng now Wll built, t.t ac:col'dq to Earnest Harrlaon wbo Cillle here in 1901, this frame was here then. At the time the original building was constructed Mr. Russell stak!d he would not allow the cemetery to extend above the church. That is, toward the Russell h<me. Howeve'r,later a man who wu prominent in the clucb loll a child and asked Mr. RuueD to aeD blm a lot above the cburch. Tbere iln'l any record of wbo this man was. But the old cemetery records show !bat lot No. I in the first row was sold to John Gorshiuge, but the record doea not carry a date. Wayne Russell was told this first lot was given to the perSOII becai!Se of the grief he wu suflerlilg at that time. Wayne Ruaaell's did was born the iame Y.ear the church was bullt Wayne's mother and dad, Simp and Jealle were marrle11f in 1903.' Wayne'e grandfather died In m'1 Uld be deeply regreta that be didn't ask his grandfather more about the past, because he had a clear mind unW be died. · When this s!ructure was built it had two doors, one on. each side of the front, with the pulpit between the two doors. It was heated by one stove that sat on the right side of the wilding . Later on, it was heated by two pot bellied stoves, one oo either side about half way back. The seats were set clear against the wall with an aisle down center. The short seats were used to finish out rows by the stove:Thewomenenteredthe church on the left side and sal on the left and the men went in through the door on the right and sat on the right. · . SOme of the kinds of lights used in the past were gasoline lamps. 'They were chandelier type with six lamps oo each chandelier, one chandelier over the pulpit and two on each side. Later on, these were changed to oil lamps. AI the presenl time there are four lights hanging from ceiling. Accwdlng to Mrs. Edith and Nora Cambron, some lime after 1913 and before 1923, the doors were changed to the center and a ve$ibule added to the front and a belfry was added too . The pulpit was moved to the back .of the building at that time. It is asswned that the platform that was clear across the back of the church was built at that time. Aroundl9l~Mr.Mainardof was the minister at that lime. The church front wu rebuilt and completed In August rl 1932. At that time six feet were added to die front of the church.leaving the vestibule off this lime. The belfry was put back up and the bell installed. It Is In use every week. Around 11157 a new hardwood Door Will put In and the long platform wu · replaced by a smaller one that is in use at this time. Seats were bought on Sept 10, 1950 from some one In Albany, Ohio. They are the. seats we are using now. The Horne Builders Claas took lye water and cleaned the old . vaniisb off and then redid tlie seats. Three new classrooms were added on til the back of the buDding lill969 and 1960. Special services were held oo AprU 3, 1960. Professor Bill Nash from Kentucky Christian College was speaker lor the morning services. A potluck dinner was served by the ladies of the church to show their appreciation to the men for the work they had completed. Brother John Buckley, the minister of the Pomeroy Church of ·'Christ, was the speaker in the aftei'IIOOII. Special mUSic was presented · also by a quartet !run K.C.C. Ar01md 1953, venetian blinds were given to the church to replace the dark cream colored blinds. After the new classrooms were built the Young Married Peoples Class bou~hl venetian blind<! fer their Classroom whjchwas the first room off the main building. Mooey was given to the class to ruy 25 folding chairs for the classroom. A member of the church gave several window type fans. 'lbeae are still In use when we hive hot weather. In 1974 stonn windows were put Ill the main auditorium windaws. In Ailgust of 197> they were put on the back rooms. In January of 1970a P .A. system was installed .and wu paid for by the Adult Clasa and Young Mwt \.!IUS. On · June 17, 1967 the dlurch the Mainard Coal Co. told the people of this church that his coogregatioo at Columbus was buying a new pipe organ and said the people of Bradford Church could haw the old crgan if they would come and ger it. Mr. Goble, a young man of the congregation at Bradford, was sent to CollllllWs to aee to the details of shipjling the «gan back here. He hired a man with an express wag111 who furnished the crate and crak!d the ~rgan and hauled it to the train station for $1.50. Theflrstpianowasbougbtlor !he church by the Young People's Class. They held 1101 suppers and pie suppers at dllf&em families' homes to boal!bl a boule from ra11e IIIOI!I!Y to pay for the Lawrence Reed 111 Nopiano. Anod!erne,wpianowas ble Summit Road, (betbOV&ht from Elberfelds in ter knOW!l fJJl Shot Gun Pomeroy on Aug. 5, t962.lt Hollow ). Thishouaewuand cast~. 'lbislathepianowe still is the parsonage. are using now. New carpet wu put down A buement was dug and in the center aisle and acroaa laid..,« cement block about the front. Mr. Imboden wu the year 1916. Around the the minister at that lime. He same time the two stoves paid ftr the carpet oo the were placed side by side in pulpit platform. He said it the basement and enclosed by wu a love olfering to God a sheet of metal. A large because his wife bad been register wu placed in the veryillandsherecovered.He floor over the stoves so the paaaed away while be wu our beat would go upstairs. A minlsler. After his' delth his cblmney Will built on the family gave the cll!l'cb S66 .to back of the building outside. have the arch fixed behind A used coal furnace wu the platfll'lll in JDelll(ll')' fl boV&ht Nov. Zf, 1946. Another · bim. coal furnace wu bought in 'Wblle Clifford Smith wu 11156 fr<m some..e who lived here he Introduced "Faith between Tuppers Plains and Promise" to us. This Is the Coolville. A new gas furnace_ main way we at Bradford was bought in 1961 after gas help support some of the had been put in the church. missionaries. In the mooth of The same furnace is in use at June, 1976, 15 acres of the the present time. The big former Art Hendricks !ann register was covered over where the barn and other and six hot air registers put in !ann buildings stood and the the floor, three 111 each side bottom land that goes lrOUIId with two cold air intake the hill were purchased by registers at the back of the the church. c:hurcb. Some of the people who 'The bell of the church wu helped get the church started struck by lightning oo July 21, were as' follows: Isaac 1932 and the front Russell, Arlando Rueaell, of the church burned. Arvellie Rusaell, Phelps The bell fell through Hysell and a preacher w~ the floor into the basement. name I couldn't find out. At that tlme the church had a some of the minister names heavy uprigi1t piano, the two down through the .years are or three men who carried it Mr. Price, Uiemmister when out got added strength from the church was dedicated; somewhere because it took Mr. Hayden, Mr. Pallster, several men to C8ITl' It back Loula Pickens, some of his ' in. &me of the inen dammed deacendanta attend church !he creek up thai ran along here at Bradford. Brother the. lower slde of the Plckana p8l8ed away Iii 1• cemetery. That's where tbe at the age. of 45. ·In 1914 a fire engine got the water to revival wu held by an fight the fire. 0 . W. WllUams evang~list nametl Strickler. PARK RESERVED ALL DAY SUNDAY, OOOBER 3RD '. FAMILY OUTING" · INTERNATIONAL UNION OF. 11 OPERATING ENGINEERS . LOCAL 132, A.B. & C. OPEN FULL DAY SATURDAY NOON UNTIL 10 PM . Couallel. Malllle S. Plummer, eucutlve director . of the Gailla • JacUoll • Melp Cammunlly Mentil. Health and Mentel Retardation IIOanl, •ld the treatment center 1IIU have 10 bedl to 1trvt cblldren from a lirse residential pnpulatiCII. 1be center II dtllgned for lboi'l· term care (ovel'llllht to two or three - u ltey). It 1IIU · replace Nelaonv·lll~ Cblldren•a Psychiatric Center which wu ciOMCI lui year. The Ohio Department of Mentel Health IIICI Mental ,_ ' •. 1, ... ~ " • I\ have of those .in the past. Alao a little advice to tbolle who will be preparing the history when the next 100 years rolla !lfOUnd, be .aure and start early setting lhlnRs t.ocether. •• BRADFORD CHUR<ll OF CHRIST, which will celebrate Its lOOih year « aervtce to the Meigs County community Qmday. Some names fl thole who church then. The revival have played the ~rgan or started out In the churcb plano are Lulll Russell, building IIIli there were 10 Pauline Hysell, Mrs. many attending that they bad JOOnson, Layaee HyleD, Mn. to finish it In a tent across the In llandiCII, Helen Barlnml, f!)lld. Other pastan include Pearl Russell, EU1ebeth George Ash\011 11J$.1m. He (King) Clartt, f;ulah Evans married Wayne ADd Hilda who played llace she wu U Rlngwlilebewubere. C. B. yem old (she doesn1 play Tigner In the eartr 1111, C. L. any m<re ·becauae of ill Kendall, late till preacher. health). Hilda King who says Kendall married Homer and at first sbe only played the Edith FIITeSIIn lt211. G. N. hymnssbetnewatlhattime, Perldns, Aprll 113W&ay lJ3'1, bul,l can 117 llbe learned to J. P. Miller Jan: I, 1S38-Aq. play li lot of tbem later 111. 31, 19ll. J. P. Miller lives in Soole who have played in the Virginia Jl!lW. Brother Miller near past are Polly Russell married Guy and Ntl'llll who was our minister's wife RusSell oo Aug. 8, 1939. at that time; Uncia Slobart George Koch Mardi ~. 1841- who plays for 111 !lllllle now; Sept. 10, 19M; Rickner AprU Ruth Dural and Diana 29,!916.JI.IIel0,1M6; Delber1 (~Inter) Bing Who are our Ranine Dec. 1, JMS.April 7, )X'ellenl pianists. Some of the 1946, Brother Romine wu yoang girls who have played raised in Rutland. He and still pls.y at times are, attended Rutland Church of Tammy Moiii!Dan Bonnie Christ. He liws 111 Happy Wood and Carol Morris. HollDW Road now; Orville Some « the Elden who Mcrgan Aprll ;n, ~- have served down tlrougb :U, 19l7, lives in Cincinnati, the years are, Arlando <llionow;Smitb0cll2, 1847- Ruasell, Arvellle Russell, May 23, lt48; Delbert Pbelps llylell, luie Ruaen, Ranine again July 11, 1941- Hart Russell, Anthony June 2%, IH~; H. Dean H}ltll, Joeepb Qllni(Jre, El1la Wlm!DAII1Pt.Jia.Nov.l5, ll}ltll. 1'lllmQr Dig, Mllea 11153,liva in (/larellce, N.Y.; Hysell, Sbered Bailey, Ray Russell Nov. Z3, lfi5S. Aqualla HyaeU, Earnest Oat. 3, le5f, Brother !baeD Harrlaon, (attn llvJDg be was Wllalloalwielwufellow; ei')'I81'Soldmdlellthdayrl be waa railed Ill Wolf Pen - September dds year) • . He and went to cbardl at Zllll. ays be lltarted gliiag to He livea in WaaiJIDII.on C. H., &mday Scbool at Bnldford Ohio now; John Wyatt Jan. 2, when be wu 16 yeara old), 1955-Nov. 25, 11156. He lives in Jolm Gobles, 111e fl the Parkersbult, W. Va. now; ' faithful men In the past, Gene Ruiter May 19, became 8 Cbrlstlin In 1957-M.ay 31, 1&, lives In OctDber of 1913 and lltm'ted Miami, Fla.; Ralph Humble, leacblng tbe little cblldren'a June 7, 19fiii.Oct. 16, 19110, claaa in January of 1914. He lives in ColumOO., Ohio liow; IDIUnued ltidlilg lkmdly Mead Piel:ce Jan. 8, 1961-0cl. 1Cboo1111111lllll. He bad been 28, 1962 li•e• In Fl. • Eld« forte PI*"; Wall Lauderdale, Fla. ~tly; ltamedy, wban he wu Jobn Wyatt again Dec. Ita. llaadly Sd!Dal 1111111r· AprU, 1963; H. B. Imboden infendeqt we Jlllde a Aug. i, 19Q.Oct 25, 1114, died ~ flllfl Uld wbple here at Bradford: It bua't been topped II dds Joseph RobinloD Dec. I, 15 time; Howllid llyaell, Ben May 28, 1967 sw-ntly living Rife, Bud Bartrum. Our Iii Olive Hill, KJ.; Diaries )X'ellent Elderi are Jl!lllel RtmeU Jr. June 4, 19e'/-M.ay Reed, WUber Rowley, Larry 16, 1971, lives in 0ncinna11. Plckena who Is a deacenda" now; Clifford Sm11b June 11, of Loull Plctena, and Wayne 1971-Dec. 8, 18'11 11vea In ~. wbo every y- 111 Havre de Grace, llarylml; Jl'atber'a Day for a lcag time Jack Perry Dec. 21,·18'11 our baa gotten the )lift for belllg a )X'ellent mlnl!ter. all'lltlln the longest wblcb Ia Somemoretliajplabout the •yunnow. put are, at lima the janitor wabd fll' $UO a Some fl 1111 deiCCIII were mooth. Scme of lbe lint James Sapp, Matt Johnloa, ministers preached fer $1.50 8 QJarley Hyaell, Alvin HyleR, week, some for • a m111tb. Ide Ruuell, Gearge Miller, Some of them walked to Madlion Beard, Wortble church, otllers rode bone and Johnson (better lmowa u buggy. At times ..vtcea Pvp Jdlnaoa be went to were held on Saturday night, Qmday acbool and church 18 Sundaymornlngandevenlng. yem and 22 $Undaya without The preachere lllayed with missing a Sunday. He diHerent famlllellwbllehere. became a Olrtstlan October 'There were 35 additions to the """'•i"" Valvollne October.011 Sale lfs time to change JOUr ol. PnKectJO*"Iine with Valdi• 49$~ per can MEIGS T1RE CENTER .....tkll 11111 proridi 111'• .: ptlt 11 t\UII l' fiDdl ~ :J W ibe c:tiiW IIIII 1111* Clllt • operltlllc l'lmdllbl flnt Jill' ; fl apetatiGa. 1 $19995 •t,: I TW I $IUS '·- .... . . . . . ..... '-· PIUIW usn fill SIUS $399. . $39[~,. lntttt•s ~"' IWII SillS. $499 . hth bell IITCIIII ,.lUW CUll or THESE BUYS! 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S.IH! yv"r!.'.nloo·,..lae ro11111ncl ill'~ Ill lor 1M rrl.ll'l' flrlllb ill Wdtei•IM'l.ll'lnlr 'lllt'n - - ylll.l •~I 111111 jloat IN Mjll'l Jlylt .ror )'Ill' 1a ! +•ll' "ow " 1111 ll'llf 1~ fl'"""l olooon •rid M.l r·on '"'• r har•""· St.lp.$lllflo.t, 1oo .ltltlrt"' rool> ~ tid J&rbt.• 12 oz. REEAMES NOODLES .... ~~ .....··.;sg~ ·· . BUDGET PRICED . 49 oz. Tide Soap Powder.... :~1.29 Limit 28 OL lama Apple Butter.................. 69•1ar l lcllor u.,.. !o.o~ ~ .. ,. hi SWEATERS F.r M .,omo Mnd ~oro,krbl •1ntrr IO ! IIOI'I T""' ! l'lo"< '"" 16\1 ron~ ' INIII•n "II.. »llll ruol~ Ulp JtiU I.. If on our IOHIJ -F ALl ASSO RilD 1UIO lATEX BACK lfll ~~~~ •or! h) ~10\11) Wr•p. lhpM~I lo MO lo.w ld ohoJ • onw ~· '"'"II ,.. ~.w ~r;w..o~o , ""'' " rwrf .. t '~"""' BUDGET PRICED STRIPED RUGS . 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'· SIART SWlATER LOOKS MIKE PERflCT TOPI'lR.~i;,;i.~ OUTSTANDING SELlCTION MISSlS' WAMM AND WOIDlRFUL WINTER LAY·A·WAY IIOW! . 6 OL Nescafe Instant CoHee.: ........ •2.19 lar_ · Limit one 32 ~ Palmolive Liquid Dllhwashlng ·O.terge~t 20•. off ..... :: ..................... noW 99t 5¥2 OL DelmonteCrushecl Pineapple 1/19' . . 4 oL Kraft Caramel........................... ,,. pkt. 32 OL Kraft Miracle Whip Sa'lad ••••••••••••••••••• I' ~..... CAMEO ROSE SHUTS'""*''"' ....., .... , _ ~~ "-' ~n.,u~, •••Lhrilllo ......... lloO , ....11., ' . , _ " - ""'"~ ·~· ...... , _ balk'h!_"!!:. '· ·~· \-·· I Pl. Pl.,•nf, W. ''· The Machine On~ SinJII' Could M-. NOW ONLY 110-IRON SHEETS ,,.,....., • ' •'if•"""" '" ........ '""" .... .lfl·····trl····~·Ill, '"' •"••· "" llthln... t.ollold ~· ofl908. He was a deacon and church treasurer unW bad health forced h1rn to~); Clay Evans, H<mer Fcrrest (be is still a deacon and church treasurer at this time. He baa been «:burch secretary and treasurer for ~ yeera), Everett Ughtfool, Glenn Evans, Guy A. Ruaaell, Paul Sisson, Lerry Pickens, Richard Gilkey, Ronnie Rus:ieU, (be is present!)' a prolesaor at El Paso Bible College In Te1as). Our present deacCIIs are John Blake, Guy Hysell, Harry Hendricks and Homer Forrest. . Some of the persona who have attended church at Bradford and have ge11a Ill to full Ume iervlce for the L<rd are, Peggy Russell, Roo Russell, Danny Evans and Mike Huelton. 1 would like to dedicate the time and energy I have used · to get thls blltory together to the memory of tbolle faithful Chrisllanl wbodown through the ages have kepi the faith and have beld this congregation fogether. To lhalewbo'llillcarrylllinthe future 1hope you will have u food a memory fl ua u we SIJIIP~D \ ·obt, to •• I••~•• '"I• I•'*'",.. oll•l..l' ""' . ., '"" ... ,.., ,,_ ~"lofiO'f'!ll SHO, THEU S101£S lOCATED ll: J~t.1tii · Wirtflr · ltw lUillltii•Ltl4t•· ••• rtr· Jlclrtbr. ...,,,,, •• •WelhJ••· I NO fUll.- Slll !WIN AND rUH S1l( SOliD tOlOR AIIIO • • After 1b1 lint Jill', tbe l -llmied operltlaall ... : . part dtMndl llpoll a,_, • proprlatloniJ tbat will be •. Dllde In the .-t blllrl•l ; . bllqet of · the Ohfv, ''IC'!!Iature. '!be be olllltd b)' tbe "1411" DOIIrU.• wl!lcb will ~~~obeoi!INtt ·tiiC Center IIICI JII'OCI'IIII to IIIJ, OwnmunltJ Mtlllil Hlaltll: Center Board. -.-;; The lilt fOr tbe Center II• near the new ~-~ Mental Haaltll Ctntet':. jxeuntly Wid• CGIIIII'UCIIGR: Iii G•lllpolll, Tl*re will be-; four ather Cblldrea'a eom.. munlt7 Rtaldentlil Tteat,: ment Centerl COIIIIr1ICied Ill" eoutM•cen Oblo. .• Mra. l'll!mmlr Indicated 1111 new center will uptdlti, development of effective . alternallvea to ~ hoapltalllllloa In local· • communities · through proprlllt fundlnC. tOUIII ~lPP£Rflt i - (ur"' ' ' \ • ' �.,,. "' 12- Tbe Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wedneaday .Sepl. 29, 1976 ' WANT ADS IH ..O .. MATION DEADLINIS S P .M. Day Befort Cancel lit Ions, correc Pubi!CIIIon .· lions ecceptecl f irst dl'( Of pvbllcetlon . REGULATIONS The Publisher reserv es . the- ri ght to edit or reject anr ads op . deemed lecllon~tl. The· publisher will not be rnponslblt fo r mort than one lncorrec t insertion . , RATES For Wlnt Ad Service 5 cents per word one Insertion . , M WI$H to ••Pr"' o ur •incere and humble thonk1 to our many frien d1 , neighbort and rel at lvn, to the fw lng Fun•rol Home, th• ·b v. CUrtlt Stephen and for all the lov•lv flow• rs and f~ brought to tke kpme1. Tk• monv kindnest•• shown to oor fomllles by so mony at the lo11 of 9ur befoved . wile, mother and grandmother, tholl SMALL pups to g ive awov . Phone olwoyt be rem.mbered. 9<9·2028. Til. Aoymond H. Bcolright ond BIRD Oogo , Aeglolored Englloh Clo)'ton Schartlger Famlliea. Setter Pu.,_, 10 weeka old . Phone 992-7283. R-oit lered Saint Bernard Puppies. 2 male , 1 female , 3 months old . Strong and 26' cents per wprd s he constcutlve Insertions . 2S Per Cent Discount on within 10 days . FUllER &rush Products. the F. I. P. AKC Rog. Boeglo poips , $.40. ads and IdS pa ltl CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY for U .OO SO ~minimum . · ward Eacfi additional word 3 cents . • carpet sweeper. Now on special, regulor $24 .95 now $19.95. Offer expires Oct . 7, 1976. Phooo'l92·3-!10. hoollhy. Phone (~) n3·5-4Q} ot (~ ) 675·2310. Pl. Ploooonl , W. Va. Phone '192·3717. I•. PUPPIES, one-half Shelf to gi'.le oway . Phone 949·2466. QUAUlY Motor Co. eAIIU"ifUU'" htttrs - ms 1f69V.W. 2 DA . Run• good. new tires, radio. • 1'71 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DR . SIJ95 Redilnlsh. good tires. clean Interior, aulomallc tral\l., good economy. "" . 19U FORD MUSTANG CPE . 6 cyl .. sld. trans ., radio , excellent tires. SMITH NILSON MOTORS, INC•. ,._ ltt.Zll• . From '"It 1r• wtdund • -· ..........;,y .Blll.PUWNSJ OFFICE HOURS .' NOTICES ATTN .: II ALL HOUSEWIVES CAU US tODAY. ~ month old brown ond white nanny goat near Fort Meigs or around Wo lf Pan area in Horrlsonvilla. Please coli 7~2· 2769 .' lOST: 992·2181 AVERAGE ~0 on evening or afternoons .. demonstra ti ng guaranteed toys and gifts . No cask Investment , no delivery or collecting. Computers do you poj)ttwOrk . Colt 949·2803 or 99"2·'Nil. Also booking parties. GUAAANTEED JOBS·LOCATION . St!Jrting poy S361 .2Q single; $.417 •.30 married . A.rmv Recruiting . Coli collecl (6.. ) 593·3022 or 385-6318. $200 wHkly stuffing envelopes olreody stomped and addrftl· ed. FrM supplies. Send nlfoddresstd , stomped envelope to: Oivltl'slfled, 1206 Camden Drive, Rl ct'lmond , Virginia ·23229. WANTED Experienced timber worktri , Skldder opef'llors, limber cullers · ond yonl men. Complete <overage ond bonus. ea 11 992·6139 or after 1 p.m. J67. 7425. Fr1ley Chipping lnd Louu.lng Comp•ny , Chestur•, 0 . L-----------J Proposed issuance of notice ·(Of rf91Stratlon Bradbury School ., Brldburv Road Middleport , Ohio ' ' Appllcollon NoCsl. , 06S3000Q:J6 8002 Central Build ing YARD Solo, Friday ond Soturdoy, 10 a .m. till 6 p.m . ot 640 Grant ' St .. Middleport. YAAD Sole, Friday and Saturday. -4 autoa, other lt•ms. 2 blocks near new church in Tuppers Pial no. ; .• SOuth Fourth Ave . !" 'Middleport , Ohio YAAD Solo, Saturday, Oct, 2, ''h 1Appllcatlon NoCs ). 10:00 till ? Elmer Boiloy 06S3000Q3S BOO 1 rHidonco on AI. 681 w.. t. Boby Col GIS Trans CRP Lebanon doth81 . s!Hpen,, sweaters Comprnsor Sta. ' coveralls , shoet, etc. Women '~ RO 1 alocks, sweaters. dre1tes , ate. Porllond, OhiO WATCH FOt! SIGNS. +if~.A . P pi i Cl t I on N 0, ( s) ·oos3000Q2• BOO 1 BASEMENT Solo, Thursdoy, Frfday Col Gas -Trans CRP Meigs ond Saturday. In Syracuse ocrou from Hubbardt ,QomprHsor Sta RO 2 Pomeroy, Ohio A p p II c olio n 06SJ000022 B001 Farm Meigs Co. Coop Ann . Ell! Moln St. 'ill Pomeroy, Ohio ~I t I II on • ·'-SPOOl ,'lo.:Me;go High School ....,.ou•• 3 nlo~oy, No (o l. Bureau N o Cs I . Gr-houoo, 10 o .. till 4·p.m. Antique, wather and tub, 12 goup shotgun, 15 in . tires, goa heating stove and lots of misc. LARGE Corpart Solo, Saturday. Oct. 2, 9 until clark. All ol•• clo,thing, mite, Items. 121 Foirlono Drive. Middleport . Tom Anderson residence. LOCUST POSTS, round or •pill. Phone 949·m•. COAL , li.;,estona, and calcium chloride ar)d calcium brin• tor dust control and special mhdng salt for formers . Main StrHf, rom•roy , Ohio or phone 99'2· 3891 . RUIIInd, Ohio APPlltallon ,No(sl. 5311C10031 B001 , WILL DO add jobo, roofing, pain· Rullend Gymnulum R.Utllnd, Rullond,OhiO Ohio tIng, ho uIIng, trM work. ond II P P II c Olio n No ( s 1 : _;_mo c:;..:.w:;.ln-"g"-.:P.:h=on•:_992 =:.:.·7::-109 :.:.:._.__ 5~ 8001. llf&bvry Elementary ltWio1' · • · • f,1;• Pon,....y, Oh lo <t,A?!) I t1 lion No ( s l OLD furniture, Ice box.., btotl bedo, wall tolephones ond Sullar Run Flour Mill ports , or compiM hou••holdt . •k ,!lfiMulborry Street Write M. 0. Mille<. Rt. 4. ·..o,.,.•rdy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio. Coll992·1160. "A'_ti_!:IY~IIIon NO (S) CASH paid for oil mak" and ·~f!H;qiiiOO\ POO\ · ono.Mio of mabllo homos . (f) :It, 11~ Phonoar10codo 61•·423-9531 . TIMlER, Pomorpy ForNI Pro· , ~30CI0029 ~001 I '"'Olley IIIII YIIUiblt ,itrJaes. C.ll '(6i4) 9f2. '.156. .I . :;lhe Dill Sentinel ;•f POMEROY, O. . ; •• I ( buy: _,toy, ;"i HONDA CL·45o. 12,000 •QH?& •Q4 odults only, in Middleport. Phone99'2·387-4 . CHURCH bu1, 1~ Chevrolet , $.500. Con be Men at the laurel 3 AND .C RM. furnished and un· furn ished aP,ts. Phone 992· 5AJA . Cliff frM Mlthodiot Church off th. Rt. 7 by·pan, or phone '192·22n. COLLECTOR'S bottiH, seal& un broken . Coli ofter 6 p.m. (~ ) · COUNTR~ilo 33, ten mila north of Pomeroy. Lorge 1qts with concrete polloi , 1K'Jewolks, run.ners and oH •*· or llATES fOI SENK>tt- CmnNS. 2 APARTMENTS- Brick otrootparldng. Phono992·7479. COAUor sole, $22_eer ton. ep.n ON~ b tJt'oom apartm.ntl at 6 doys ·!>0, we.« cind .Venlngs. VILLAGE MANOR in Mlddllf!Ort For furth.r information call for $10. monthly plus (6 .. )367-7338. $130 including electric. LOWBt Convenfet.t to shopping on Third ond Mill $trHts in Mid· dlepart. lrond ty now high quoll' See th• mo_. at Apt. 16, or coli m .m v. oportmentt. USED 2-4 inch fired brickline coal · ~.:.=--=-'----~-­ or wood automatic control fur- AVAILAIL.E at Ri..,..-slde. Aport• noce with blower. Siw attd nine 1 bedroom oport· inch galvanized hot and cold a ir ments, ,$100 ~r month: 2 "*"''· pi/>0. Phone 985-3928. SWEET patoot... A. W. Lewis, Rl. 12~ . Rocine , Ohio. Phone 8432432. HEAVY duty log or cool groto for . fireplace. Measures 23 in . bock x Z1 inch front. Phone 99'2·39CW. BENELLI mini·blko. Phone 985· 3371 . bedroom aportmonts. 1133 ""' month . "One price for o,l . Phone '192·3273. 2 Bod,_, mobile homo, Ooxtor. Phone 992·5858. 2 hdroom mObil• home in Racine area. Phone 992-5858. 2 W _, trailtr, $28 po< wool<. oil utlliiiH paid. Phone '192· . ~~. HZ·ltll TUPPERS, Plalno, now 3 bedroom . homoo, bulll·ln kllc:heno ,. tiled roller skates. size 8. Phon• · botl)o. carpoted with ottoc:hed 742·2078. r garogo; 1 ocro lot. s:n.900. Phono{614)667~. 36 Inch truck tOpper, 8 ft. : Hereford H.ller beef; 5 deck chick brooder; 700x16 truclc · llros; pair of loddor jod<o; 1966 Oodgo motor. 6 cylinder. Phont 949·2272. WALNUTS are Cooh l Slortlng De· GEORGE HobtteHer Real Estote Broker, Pomeroy , Oklo. Roclne-7 room frame hou11 3 bedr....,. ond both, · on•hOII baMft'lent, new' fumoc• • .new hot wotet ~Muter, utlhtiM , got to~?er 4 Wll a~ buying Black · oloc., ond - · doublo garo90. prloed to Mil, 110,500. Walnut• ot $.1.00 por hundred Phono '149·2589. Hilton WoHo , pounds. Bring your'wolnutt. to: R10l Eolala Solftman. Excelsior Solt Worl<o, Pomeroy, 0/lio. MODERN country homo, 3 bedroomo, laf90 2.A3 ocro lot. SALE WILl trim or cut tr"s and shrub· bory. Phone 949·25-45 or H2· 3167. MOBILE Homo Repair, Eloc .. T.P.-<;het* water; central air - --·-~ '. I.ITTLS ORPHAN AIUUK-IACK 1,.._ _...;_. GREENHOUSE - 4-10.1mo. ff2·5'116 9·2·1 mo. Syr•c•••· o" :::~;:;:;;:;~;;:;;;:;:;:;;:::'~; fill dirt, to toll , limestone and ' gravel. Coli Bob or Roger JeJ. plumbing and heating. Phone fer>, day phono 992·7089,• nigh! phone '192.;1525 or 992·' 992·5858. S232. EXCAVATING . clazor. bo<kh01 6 room house. m~em kitchen , _ carpetln;, in Harrisonvill,e , convenient to mines, $8,500. Phone 7~2· 2796. 1 and ditcher. Charles R. Hatfield , Ba~k Hoe Service , Phone '192·3-15-4 or (6U) «6· '1568. SEPTIC TANKS clooned. RACINE-I nice level lot. 50x177. 7 rooms, bath, N.G . forced air furn.ace, almast new alum. siding, •xcellanl neighborhood . S7,900.oo. JUST !.1ST ED ,- 21h story frame. 5 bedrooms. bath, dining R., N.G. hut, porches, garage. 18.500.00. JUST LISTED 3 bedroom•, bath, paneling, utlllty.lots of storage. N.G. hill. Walk to shop, 18,500.00. 5 HILLY ACRES-Good3 bedroom ho~e. "-th, nice kitchen, N.G. heat, porches; •torage bldg . JUST $7,900.00. · OTHER LISTINGS NOT NOTED IN THIS AD CALL NOW. by ,THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS tl Land amid 1 Smnmit water. 5 Responds to DOWN . stimuli 1 Fanner's 11 Gullet holdings 1% Hymn lime 2 Battle site 12 Answer of185.l-6 the alarm 3 Place lor 14 Old green fall and film f'Cures 1$ Prinler's (2 wds.) . 2428. WILL do roofing, construction, plumbing ond hooting. No job 742·234. CAIII'ENTER. flooring , coiling. 8flAOFORD. paneling. Phone '192·2759. ploto Sorvlco. Phone 949·24111' DOZER wdrk ond w1fdtng . .Con· or 949·2000. Rotlne. Ohio. .. toct James Poraons , At, 1. Bradford. Rpclne, on Carmel Rood. B.WOOO BOWERS REPAIR ji.l. EXCAVATING, BACKHOES AND Sw...,era, toattera, Irons, ~ DOZER - LARGE AND SMALL, smoll appliances. Lawn I!'OW!!'" SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED. LOW noxt to Stoll Highway Gara'jje 80Y ANI) DUMP TRUCKS. BILL on Rovte 7. Phon• (61~) !185PULLINS. PHONE 992·2~78 DAY 3825. Oil NIGHT . REMOOEUNG, Plumbing, hooting PROTECT , your swimming pool! ond oil typot ol 90norol ropol" Wlnt•rirlng kit1 , covers, 01'1• Work guorontoed 20 yours 0/. tlfrHze, servk:e for obove or porlonto. Phono '192·2-109. In ground paolo. D. lumgard· nor Sol" , Middleport. 01 J, D&D TREE Trimming, 20 yooro ••· perl•nc• . lntured frJ e Ph~ne '192·5724. fttimalet. Call 992-2364 1,0r DITCH Dit~~~inv . Phone (~) n3. (61~) 698·7257 Albony. ' 5839or (30A) n3.S788. SEWING MACHINE Ropaln, '..t. HOCKING RIVER Trodlng Com· .vito, oil mak•s. 992·2284. TJ,e pony , GUNS-OVER 350 IN Fabric Shop, . Pomei"Oy. STOCK. Buy. ooll. trodo. 478 Authorized Singer Solot ond Rlchlond, At'-s. Ohio ~701. Service. We shorpen Scissors·. Phone (614) 593·8906. ,..-:;;:;::;::;-:-:;:h-;:;:-~j:::::::::::::::::~~=~ 11 me~sures "Get •em, Fldo! " 17 Capek play 18 Adhesive substance 1 planetary costars 11 n Without Causes pain delay 21 Victory II Glut 1t Recent !% Assistant synibol 30 Drift; a They knead Z4 Supply aliment a lot of patients 9 Period of office U Depressing right zt Elizabeth 31 "- Meister· I, to the singer" poets . :r7 Luau goody (abbr.) bent 31 Recognized . 25 Opiale 27 Foot lever zt Man's name BUT~ '10,95 Sq. . . 12 or u 1'1. f civet (2 wds.) Knightly title Baseball's Yd,-: Everydir m•ey saver~ Good chalet Colors. Great Need Palm HES BCE:N PERFECTLY HU\i=::::>lll A WitH 'M Gr- R~tullr$14.95 CENTRAl ·REALTY CO. ' 501 NYLON ••• a,._, 10111. ,......,.., ru~t; Carew 34 Par110n :• ---~~ i ,...,_. Consecrate 1=+-+--lf---t---+-Russian dty --,-------~.---:-----::---:-:-::--.--'-:-:-=:-:-::-"""'48 Texas city .._....__._-~.--l-.L.­ - · IMW.MIIn Pomeroy ."2·2291 After Hours C. II roN'T &UP!UiE. eHE GAW ME- WELL, I'VE HAl/ AG MUCH Af> 1HE PHONE CAL LING HOME. Fr<DM THAT eiLLY I<UNP.W~IY. floUIZEI/ I WA5 CALLING- I 'M CONCERNED..( f>HE CAN THE PoLICE ? _......__ SWIM ON HE1 ~ OWN ,__;__.,..,.iCI RUTLAND fft·71JS Dessert wine It Yllroa", wlttC peddlfli, fUS tq. yd. WHit padding lnet811ed 18.d squara rani. ....• C.ll741·2211 " TALK TO WEND ILL IJRjl Til! CARPET CONSUL Call Us Now bird U.l '1'..--1'- Actor, ,_.., Karl - ·Do · To Sell FROM NOW ON ! nA lL Y CRYPTO(}UOTE- Here's how to work It: Is I[ A X Y D L B !t. A X R J, 0 N G F E 1. L 0 W JII One lell~r simply stands lor nnolher. 1n this sample A Is used for the thrc.r I.'s. X fm· l he lwo O's. r tr. S"i ngk lrttt'rs. apostrophes. I he lcn~ l h and formation of 1he \\'1•rds arc all . hinls. Each da)' lhr rode lrllrrs arc dillerr nl . FURNI'IURI WHEN A 6'J'( 16 ~~ YOU WOULC"Nrl W~ I HIM F~ YOUR' ~· LAR !J())'FR!Etlt7. CRYPTiiQliOTES IUWNXPD SPECiAL - 3 bedroom 1111d allached garage. total electric home under construction on V. aero lol. Own11r will finish In 30 days for bllytr or will Mil "ai Is". May taka lrtcla. Located noar Olest11r, · MPZUA . e• ··~ · ~··Tues., Wtd. ' •e~,e• • • .,: . FRIDAY.TIL a: ·•:.: •..... .•. ~ I, . ·• • "r I:HW5:M • Thurscl1y I til 12 noon .••••••••••• . 742-2211 ' . ' Close Sat. At . IUILAND CALL ~IMMY DEEM949-2381 . ' Yeslerdlt)''l ADIWer on Monl· INSTALLED of Listings. I 5 Plunder • Leglslale 7 Lawyer .'! martre HI.WM ;;.;._""'!l"'•·- - - - - 51 ACRES FRI!EGAS-Madern 1'h slo h clln lng· room fire place 1 11 INt ry DUM. 3 br .• a d 1 b lldl • u Hmtnf, nl~ parch" nd u ~gt . Large scenic llkt with gr"n grass an P nt trMS around II. Walch the large bass swim .ilong In the clear waltr. Prettr eu picture. Priced 10 Mil 137,500.00. 4 ma Lambkin's Z3 Summer CARPETING We Are In COOLVILLE- Nice mod. brl~k home containing thrte bedrooms, dining room,llvfng room with flreplaat, full "-11t111tnl with garegt, large froni .PQrch, nat. gas . furnace. city water and well watar, a bllutltul home with approx. ~V• acrn·ot land, fruit trtN and shade trMS surroundlf19 II. Plonty of gardan space, good fishlngaru clooe by,lclelltd In Coolville, Ohio. Prlctd at only 532.000. Call now. · Zl Food scrap 21 Marble !% Heston's SAVE ON HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER "Hs.l NEW LISTING - J:ver dream of owning your. own golfcourse? Here's y~ chancalor you or your tr'ltnds . 1o own a nice rolling golf courlt, 50V. acres. 9 greens nice moaern club house, outbuilding wll~ all spray Ina' and '"ding equipment. needs some mowing and a . lillie · repair work on ' golf courH. This could be purchased with the 113 acres listed above and developed Into a beautiful 18 hole golf course, call for appl. tr' 24 Tree ~E~O:·r:.:::L~~w::. NEW .LISTING- 113 acru (errri, 80 acres tillable land, nice 2 •lory farm house, 7 rooms & beth, all hardwood floors and "-Hmtnl. Barn and other outbulldlngt, 2 pandi. A nlte laying farm priatd to go. Located near Chuter , call lor appt. · i ~-~trl Modem Sonitatlon, 992-3954 ·or · 992- ICM;» large or too small. Phone MAIN POMEROY, 0. ~~~~ Continuing our bidding questioni the oequence has This hand mlaht well be been: One diamond - pa11 called the story of the lbree one spade - pall - three declartrs. Each one reached spadf.s. Is that jump to three fO!tr spades after a nolrump. spade:t a forcing bid? It II I ltrong bid, tiut it Iii TOOETHKil opening and ' a Stayman not qulle lorcii'C. fL Shows •-~-......--~ response. The 10 of hearts wu opened. East toot his ace and about 11 or II points in support returned the three . of 1pades so lhat if responder As you can see the contract · has a bare 6 or 7 be llhould' will make if Soutlt can clear pass. (Do you have a question trumps before the clele111e tor the experts ? Wrile "Ask cubes two club tricks. · Declarer one was a simple the Jecobys " care ot lhis soul. He won the heart with newspaper. The Jacobys will his kine and led the king of answer individual questions lrumps . West toot his ace and il stamped. self.addressed led. a second trump , envelopes are enclosed. The whereupon our simple soul most inte resting questions w,n be used in this column romped home. Declarers two and lhfl!l! and wiff rece ive copies of decided to try some brilliant JACOB Y MODERN.) licensed installer . Shepard Contractors. Phone 7.42·2-409. ' MORNING Star Hgts . Buy 1 acre tract of land. Will arrange for financing _and small down pay· menf to build o home of yOur choice. · lee Construction , THURSDAY. SEPTEMIER30,191' 6:()C)..-700 Club '4; Sunrise Semester 10. 6:15-Farm Report 13. 6:20-Nol For Women Only 13. 0 6:30-AII Aboard, America 4; News 6; Sunrl• Semester B; Urban Letigue 10. 6:-45-Mornlng Report 3. · 6 : ~ood Morning, West 1/lrglnla 13. • 7:oo-Today 3,4,15; Good Morning, Am.,.lca6,13: cas P News 8; Chuck Whl" R,orll 10. · .i 7:05-Bug• B~nny & Frlinds 10. \ 7:30-Schoolles.ro. 8:ro-Lassle 6: Capt. Kangaroo 1.10: Sesame St. 33. \ 1 : 3~81g Valley 6. 1 9;()C)..-A.M. 3; Phil Donahut 4, 15,13; lucy S'- I; Mike Douglas 10. . · ' t 9:3D-Cross·WIIs3; One Life to Llve6; Good Day 1. ; lO :ro. Sanford & Son 3,4,15; Price Is Right 1,10; Mlq ~·· Douglas 13. · ·· 10 : 15-General Hospital 6. 10 :3D-Celebrlly Sweepstakes 3,4,15. 1 11 :ro-Wheel of Fortune 3.1!; WHkdly 4; e....n.. Night 6; Gambit 8, 10; Morning with D.J. 1~- \ 11 : 3~Hollywood SquarH 3, 15; Happy Days 6,13; l.oYI '·· ol Lite 8,10. l 11 :55-Take Kerr. 8; M•. Flxlt 10. • 12 :ro-News 3,6,10,8; Hot Seat 13. . · \ 12:30--Gong Show 3,15; All My Children 6,13; S..ch / ' lor Tomorrow 8, 10. 12 :55-NBC News 3, IS. 1:®-Somerset 3,: Ryan's Hope 6,.13: Concentration ~ Young & the Reslles• 10; Not For Women Only 15 ~ 1:3G-Days of Our Lives 3,15; Family Feud 6,13; A~ ,., The World Turns 8, 10. •" 2:00-$20,000 Pyramid 13: Dinah 6. 2 : 3~Doctors3,15: One Life to Live 13; Guiding Light .•: 8,10. . 3:ro-Another World 3,15; All' In The Family 1,101 Antiques 20. 3: Is-General Hospital 13. 3!3G-Bewltched 6; Match Game 8.10: Llllao Yoga & ·' You 20; Movie "Slattery's Hurrlcam~" 9. ' 3:55-Pqllllcal Program 8,10. , 4:ro-Mtster Cartoon 3; Somerset 15: Howdy Doody 6; 1'·.•: Mickey Mouse Club 8; Sesame St. 20,33; Movla · " Daughter of the Mind" 10; Dinah 13. · . ' 4;30-My Three Sons 3: Emergency One 6: Partridge . Family 8; Fllnfstones 15. f• 5:()C)..-Big Valley 3: Brady Bunth 8: MISter tcogen' 20,33: Star Trek 15. ; ' 5:30-News6; Family Aflalr8: Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam- ' ··! 1213. 6:ro-News 3,8,10,13.15: ABC News 6; Zoom 20; '\ Consumer Experience 33. 6:30-NBC News 3,15; ABC News 13; And)- Grlflllh 6; ' CBS News 8.10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; IT\/ . Utilization 33. 1:ro-Truth or Cons. 3; Bowling for Dollars 6; Muppel Show 8; News 10; To Tell•the Truth 13; Family Aflair 15; Anyone 'for Tennyy~? 20; QllrJ)ory ~7:30-Holly.wood Squares 3; Ohio State Lolllf'Y ., Price Is Right 8; MacNeii·Lehrtr .l0,33; Willi Kingdom 10; Nashville on the Road 13; Dolly 15. B:ro-Gemlnl Man 3,15; Welcome Back, Kotter'·"' Waltons 8,10: Upstairs, Downstairs 33: Movtl "l:arly Summer" 20. 8:3G-Barney Miller 6,13. 9:oo-Best Sellers 3,15; Tony Randall 6,13; H.-ell Flve·O 8; Hollywood Television Theatre 33; Mo¥11 " Guess Who's Coming 1o Dinner" 10. 9:3G-Nancy Walker 6,13. 10 :oo-Streels ol San Francisco 6,13. 10:»-News 20. 11 :()C)..-News 3,4,6,8, 10,13, 15; MacNeii-Lih...,. R.... 33. 11:JG-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Streets of San Fronth : r ~6,1 3; Kolak 8; Mary Hartman 10; ABC Ntwl33. 12 :ro-Movle "Georgy Girl " 10; Janakl 33. 12 :»-Movle "Death Takes a Holiday" e. · 12 :40-Dan August 6,13. 1:oo-Tomorrow 3. 1:50-New• 13. Rutland, Ohio. Phon• 742·2008. SEPTIC Systems inotolled by PamiiQJ l•dnt.. ' LI'ITLE ORPHAN ANNIE HUBBARDS EXCAVATI(>IG, dolo;, loader ond bockh01 work; dump trvc:ko ond .io·bov• for hire; will houl 64 3 bedroom , excellent concf!· ~ ' ___________ : = : - -- - S..l~ ,. By.Qswald & James Jaeoby .LARRZ.!!~eDER carpeting , 10x26tcreen porch, centrol alf. Moy be · - Ol 125 South S.· NOTICE -~IS-MIIIfll&$ gas F.A. furMte In lull basement. Want 127,500: · tion. Phone2A7·270.. I 196912x63 Vlndolo. underpinned, N- E.ul 1 N.T. P..s Z• Pa•s Z• Pus 4• Paso Pass Pau Openinl lead - 10 • WIIDOII$ 2 LARGE GARDENS - I t\ cond Avo., Middleport . Or phone '192·21122. me: Weot •• AUIIIIIUII SllllfiC.SOIJITT raoms, " .Brs., new kitchen, 332~ WX.f..TIOIJ ... IENCI'EIT in Middleport on good street near shopjllng and center of !own. Just $20,000. POMEROY - 5 bedroon\ 1975 Hondo 125. on• new coH.. -==;_·- - - - - - - - big old house, ' ' lly room, table. Phone985-3501. ~WIIR Mlddlepart. odults on· 1112 "-th• AN, u F.A. -~ ly. Phone992·52A7 .. furn, ~ petlng . 1975 Kawo-l 100. 1,000 mil... perfoct condition, $500. Phone ONE bedroom mobile homo shrub!> . • nd large shade 7A2-2826. oclults only. Phone 992·5535. : treea. $15.000. NEW We-stinghoun elec. counter EFFICIENCY, idool for olnglo. Mulberry Ave.. references. 2 PLACES - 3 bedroom top rang41, dalun model , $60. home, T.P. water. garage, Phone '192·2030. Phone '192·2•59. . oulbulldl"!!, and 2 bedroom FURNISHED apt .. oclulto only. Coli 2 Rokon troilbik", Mork Ill and Schull mobile home on 1 '192-2571. . Mark IV; one Grovely wilh nice 1cre ol land. $5!00,00 mower and sockey; Brlgg and 2 Bedroom troiler, lrown's Trailer EACH. Stratton engine, 6 or 7 horae; Pari< . Phone'I92·332A . three-fourth ln. rope, 75 ft. SYRACUSE :.... Nlat corn11r long; Craftsman HI-Wheel lot wtlh good old fashion 1 rotary mower, prcxtlcally new; bedrtJCN'h trall11r. Pallo 1nd ~~ speed X with no motor; 1969 MOilLE hom1 for salt or ront, 3 extra roam . $5,500.. Dodgo Swinger 340; 5 and bedroom•. ol utlllllto paid. INVEST A LITTLE' AND thrH -fourth ton Chevy wheels· Phone '192·7751. GAIN A LOT. and tlr"; four 15 ln . 1972 Monte Carlo whHis . Call 949· t97• ·Camoron mobllo homo , 12x· 1----..,.-----....1 . ·~ Bolh vulnerable 510111 1 FAMILY - 115 ACRES - On Shade Rl.ver. Fine lor camping lafs . New gas well wtth Income and free gas. Old house & barn. good hill pasture , fenced . Asking S30,000. .J4. WIIIICM$ & DOOIS ~.000. Home & r..,tol, 2 bedrooms each, gas heat. clty-wlter on nice s.t reet In Middleport . 119.000. t A KH we 1\!Sf'I:E F~Uoc~oa.­ m. LOOKS LIKE NEW - 9 . rooms, cook ' s delight kllthen, c..,tral vacuum cleaner. Family room , Homo Pori<, Rt . garage lind near 3 acres . •Kn I ..... inll- Utilcs with snow t im . Phone 992. 3996. 50 Acre form, 5 room house, Ot,lt· 1968 Buick Wildcat, aUtomatic:' -~Hdings. fruit tr~• · 2 loco· poW..- steering ond power tions, mode for od and p brak.. good c:ondtion Good wwlls , own water syttem, on Urot C~ll-.••. good blocktop rood. Coli Bill and , ·~---- deceptive play. ~y calbed tbelr jacks of heart s to discard a dia mond from dummy . Then they led a trump only to have each West player lake his ace, shift to a club and beat them . The second West's reason was that he r..d seen that type of deceptl!NI written up In books and columns and wasn't goina to fall for it. Tbe third said, " There wasn't a thing you could do. Once my partner showed up with the ace of hearts, he could not hold more than lour other hlgh~ard points. II he had the lull four and they were represented by the ace of clubs I could ~t you . If they weren't, I couldn't ~ a club ' shift was automalic ag•lnst any play." IMIIItlan S4nicn TEAFORD . cut, wrapped froa:.n . Phone985--.A198. 9·10.1 .A653 US3 • A 10 9 3 • K 108 4 f ·l I I~ SOIOOL, lili: DiClJ'I MI'Vt, , .. ) . For F,... l!lllmato BORN LOSER' ,r 667-3876 EAST •n SOUTH (D) : V 'i?U '>EI7·ER.. IIJ~I'fJ or lion eel woods , welter and good DC·· ens In Moni'QII County, W. Vo. St .ooo cr-. coli (3o<J 3102 or (~Jm.322J. WEST •A3 .10ta7 tl017 • K 7 e5 · .........• Pliant Coolville 667-3166 loX21·A Rullatld, ONo 45775 I'll. 1'14) 742-2409 W1Dtllv11r 7·28·4 m<)s. m. •Qn Spidallllntln culltm built: rafters tor c•mmerclat,~ rud., pole bulldlntl. , •I Southelsllm Ohio Truss Rafter Co. r----------. po..~nd , - ANY PITCH ANY SIZE owner financed. Monroe County. W. Vo. Phone (~) 1 owner. Phone 992-3890. 1970 Torino 350 V-a, 62 ,000oduol miles, • dr., ewc.llent condilion conditioning. $17,000. Phono 'Now wdod-burnlne stove: '149·2519 o( (614) 667-6127 af:tor Reg. n•.•s m~.~~~----~-­ Now12:1U5 . ~~ ducts. Top price for standing FARM far aole, 68 oe:rM, 6· room1 ...WtlmiJ.r . ~ Kont Honby ond bath, F.A. hlrnoco, hill 1~70. • Now lutl oil stove, Rei. 1371.17 . boo..._t, coli '192·2630 or for junloed outas. NowP2UI 7A2·2180 . . l'hont 742·20111. Fryo'o Truck & Now Co-op water softener 'NEW 3 bedroom, 2 batho , 2 car :,.Auto Pom, lullond. Reg. l34t.t5 Now12".t! 11"1'090· ronch otylo homo In ACIEAGE wlth or without hou... Rocln1 ora. Coli Nick lhlo 01 1 ullll HomeHit dlaln Phone 742·307•. 94t·2890ahor6p.m. ' 1200 COINS. 1929 ond older cur,..,ty 3 Bedroom hom,, I~ both, tuil gold ond ollv•r. ocrop. Will bas1moint ond 11"1'090· natural , 1 UHd McCu IIough dlaln ..n. or lrodo, for 0 good MiiC· 1101 ""-" ond olr condition· 175 lion of colno. ....,. ouppflftlor ed. woll lnoulotod ond hlgheot . mitol detecton. Roger goo bill- t2f.20 loot wlfltar. on Loadlne Cretk First houM on tho right In ond lutlond Rood. Phone 7A2· 9.~ JackW.Cinly,Mtlr. Sr<-from"-oy. Phone . . . l'llaMft2·2111 2331 for an otfei. m.zt66 for oppalnlmont. Callier-Wanted 1 }~r. tilt Ma1011 1ru. tb.ittU ...... txfrl sptndlng NORTH CAR! MIGTn·W ' ' ¥-,.., SMAll farm for salo, 10~ '" "'""· ~· ~ . Clonch '192·5195. · · miles, ., jssy bar, crash bar~ , 1973 FOI!D Bronco. automatic pull bock_ handle bon. new llre 302, white spoke wheels. Coli and seals, SCrambler skte 9•9·2135. plpos, $650. Call949·2480. 1974 Dodgo lrud<, low mil-. KENNEBEC palotoot. 50 lb . $3.50 liftI oHor. Phone '192·7U66. Virgil I . Sr., R01itor or 100 lb. $6.00. Bring con· llOMtchlnic Pomoror;o . 1966 Chevrolet ono· ho~ tan. toinera. Phone . 667-3737 or "'-992-WS pickup lrudc.. Good condition. . 667·3974. Phone 247·382~ . . 12 ACRES - Remodeled 3 POTATOES ond pumpk ins. C. W. bedroom ont floor plan . Proffitt, Pordond, Ohio. Phone Gos F.A. furnaat , &13·225-4 . llroplate, nlte ~ltchen & GRAIN led beef, 85 c•nts por FURNISHED, 2 bedrm. apartmont. basement. 529.500. 1971 Ul2. Ohio VARO Solo, Sol1m St., Oct , 2 ond 1\pplltallon No(s l. 3. R~tlond . Antiques, clothing / MARE pony, gentle with childron. SJli(IOOJl B001 mens auits, boby ctoth.s, Phono'l92·7210. Mllgs Junior High StMol maternity clothes, homemade f SOVftt Third Avenue STEREO. modern design. 8 !rock broad. . · '~< ~ ldditrort , Ohio tope, om·fm rodlo . Comblno· 1ppl c,atlon No ( S) tion. Bolonc:e SI03.10 or terms. 30CI0034 BOO 1 Coli '192·3965. Middleport Elemtntary Pe•rl St . ' 21 ln. Zonllh T.V.. block and Mlddltport, OhiO WILL do odd joba, interior and ex· whitt. $70. 16 In . blcyclo Application No Csl . terOr work ond cool hauling. child'• rocl<lng hono. 21 In: 653000Q31 8001 Phone '192·7162. · A uuand Eltmentery Z.nith color T.V .. 1 poir boy's College Avenue ~ 9•9·2801 , shorp. · 3102 or(~ ) m.Jm. 1974Suboru..•doo<, 17.000miiH. COUNTRY formlond with soclud· SCHOOl sewing machine , Singer, Coli '192·2156. fec~ tures buttonhole, blind YARQ Sole, Sop!. 27th thru ckt. 1, hem , uws on knits, $A8 cosh . 9 o ,m. rill 8 p.m. Household Also, Sin90r Toueh ond s.w like new. $31 cosh. Phone 992: goods. opplionc... Clothing, 7187. ek. I mile from longs.ville on County Rood 10. Follow signs Unlns otherwiu 1t1t~ in p1rtlcu1ar notices, 111 other corri·munlcatlons Including from .s tore. Phone 7412.2681 . . . comments on proposed at · tlons and requests for public m . .tJngt. thouiG be addressed SWEEPER ond S.Wing Mochin" Repoir, Ports and Supplies. tither to Tht New Source , Air, or NPDES Permit Records . Davis Vacuum Cleaner , % mile Section, whichever Is ap up G<tor90'1 CtNk Rood off propriate, at Tt1e Ohio EPA, Stoto Rovto 7. Phone (614) «6· P. 0 . Box 11149, Columbus, 029A. -!"'-' M'l ........ ' 741. 1971 Ford MO...eridt , air, p .s ., red with block vlnrl top. Phone 773-5651 . IF YOU hove o MJVice to offer, wa"t to buv or Mll something, oe looking for work . . . or whatever ... you'll get results faster with o Sentinel Wont A.d . dose to RutJand. Pt'lri , 992- oir condltionin&, AM rodlo and dereo, rally whwls, wilt sell reosonobl•. Phone 992-7036. American Auto Sales Wltishi11d Repi.cem~r~t F,... Estlmolts On lcMfy Work Expert P1lntlng lnsuranat Work Wolcoino St. Rl. 7 Coolville, Ohio Ul·l127 7·2f·1 mo. 1970 lukk Rtvl1ro, good condl· HOMESITES for salt, I ocro ond tion, Mw tirtl , $900. Phone up. Middleport, n10r Rutlond. Coll992·741. 7•2·2796. 1975 MONTE CARLO, outomollc. NEW 3 bedroom houoo, 2 botho, power steering, power brokes, oil eloc .. 1 aero . M~loport. COUNTY : MEIGS PUBLIC NOTICE Ohio. 43216. i!ILONPEl ofiHIS STO~Ei • Deception 'attracts attention WA~ ROB!!IEO A !'EW MI~ES &OUTH 0~. HERE SY A POPNER-- AIIJO HBflll'l!l . 90~E · THI:>I/!1 FOit THE RIDE! Pllm...,y, Oltlo ..;;! ft2·2471 I 9·12·1 mo.~" t .l,·lma. CAPTAIN EASY! I IHAT II>,THIS PI-lANA. 6AHIB··THf POU CE' Mi'oNV THANK5o STATION! ~ PMIMIHf-lt14 ••.m ·litJ(II .M. lv"""''m.7nt WIN AT BRIDGE i;:t.Pl'AIN' EAsY tQU 8:30 a.m . to 5:00 p.m . ·Dilly , 8: 30 a .m . to 12 :00 Noon Satvrday . Phone today 992 -2156. Olllo. 43216. C6W 066-6037. ....... ItS 11; delp wllll•r wllllwf pipe funllllted. Under 101111 ttor.t up It 11" pipe IIIII. 1Mta16ett ...... aall'lll ...., :~ MJRI( . ·- .....~:".· s:ro-Big Valley 3; Merv Grlflln c: llrldy Buncli 8: Mister Rogers 20,33; Star Trek IS. 5: »-N~S6 ; Femlly Affair 8: Elec. Co. 20,33; Adem· 12 13. 6:ro-News 3,4,6.8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20; TNchlng Children 33. i TRDOIR I :OIW"....,. · ·==A.IwmMwMNit BLIND ADS The follow ing doc uments . wert rece ived or prepared by The Oh i o Environmental Protection Agency during the lU'eY•ous week. . Anyone aggr.eved or . adversely af . fected ,by issuance, denial, modification , re vocation or t rtnewal of any perm it (s ), t lt ensets ,, or varlance(s ) may request an adludlcatlon hearin'g by wr itten request pursuant to Ohio Revised Code Section 3745.07 within thirty (30) days or lhe directors proposed a c tion to Issue or deny sucn ·· documents. That statut' does not prov ide for hearing requests to tht OEPA on applications, complaints, vfrlf led compJaints. orders. or ~ final actions. · Within 30 days of publlc;.atlon In 1 newspaper In the affecte-d county any person may also : 1 (\J submit written comments relating to actions, proposed aCtions . complaints , or verif i ed <:ompleints ; (21 rt·quest a public meeting revardlng proposed actions ; lr?d -or (3) request · notice. Of further actions on J)roceed ings. Fln•l actions to issue. deny . modlly , , revoke or renew perm its. licenses , or YlrlanteS thlt 8re not preceded by proposed actions m•v be appealed to Tne Environmental Board of Review,· Suite 305, 395 East . Broad StrHt. Columb~s. Ohio, 43216. All &uch final ac·lians Ire so ldentlflt'd In this not ice. All othpr requnts for ad ludlcitfon hearings, and ot her communications 'concerning public hearings, publ ic: meetings, a 'd Judlcation hearings# compllints of anv kind , end rf9ulations. should be addressed tO The Le;el Records Sect ion, Ohio EPA . P . 0 . Box 1049, Columbus , WEDNESDAY . SEPTI!MBf:R29, 1"' ··~·.; OF 6:30-NBC News 3,4.15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS Newsl,lO; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Llllao Yoga 'I & You 33 7:ro-Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell te Truth 4; Bowline for . Dollars 6; Pop Goes the Country I; News 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Family Aflalr 15: Consumtr Survhrtl I< II 20 ; MarcO Sportllte 33. , ' .. 7:30-0olly 3; SIOO.OOO Name That Tune 4; ~lch Game PM 6; 125,000 Pyramid 8; Me<Ntli·Lthr111' 20,33; The Judge 10; Break the Bank 13; Wild l • . Kingdom 15. 8:()C)..-Movl• "Francis Gary Powers : The Trut Story of tht U·2 Spy Incident" 3,4,15; Bionic Woman 6, 13; Gunsmoke 8; Nova 20,33: Good Tlmtl 10. • 8:30-$25,000 Pyramid 10. 9:()C)..-Baretta 6,13; Allin The FemUr 8,10; Thtaltr In America 33; Up•falrs. Downstairs 20. 9: »-Allee 8, 10. 10 ;0G-Quisl3,4.15; Charlie's Angels6,13; 81111 Knight 8,10. ll :oo-News 3,4, 6.8.10,13,15: MacNeii·Lehrer Report 33. 0 . 11 :3G-Johnny Carson 3,~.15 ; ROokies 6,13; M'Cioucl 8; Marr Hartman 101 BC News 33. 12:oo-Movle "Once Before I Die" 10; Janak! 33. 0 12:4G-M1slery of the Week 6,13. 1: 00.:..Tomorrow 3.4. " 2: 1G-New• 13. •<' ..:·. 'ti Addltlonat 2Sc· Charge per Advertisement . All Yard Sales , Rummage , Porc h and Basement Porch and Basem ent Sa tes , etc. must be paid .in advance .· Get yours In early bv stopping by our off ice at The Dally Sentin eL Ill JCourt St. or wr l.t lng Box 129, Pom e r oy, Ohio 45769 · With your remittance. Television log for easy viewing '. . ·t.:.E.. -AKC TH£ RACINE Fire Oeportm~nt will have o gun shoot Saturday at 6:30 p.m. ot their building In Bashon . paid • · For Fa.st ;Results Use The Sentinel Classifiedti; . ·BuSiness Set "ices 2 SIG_NS --=p=--o-m-eroy · M ini mum Cha rge 11.00. 1_. cents per word three c onstcut i~ e Insert ions . · I '· ' . . s p.m.. .• •' ·• I • L.IL~ .--~ .l THOUGHPIE 1\NUZ ~OIN'TO FOG TH' l:::..KEETERS ~V• . PAWf.l.--· ,j THAT 'S WHAT I'M FIXIN'TO DO RIGHT NOW, MH\A 0 o. •........ YWWD - 'I IVEIUNIAP VWRNWD SZHH RQDP KWQ CIFNPD . -oz u xQMMIDv ' .Y..terday's Cryploquote: YOUR LOOKING GLASS WlLI . TELL YOU WHAT NONE OF YOUR FRIENDs WILL. PROVERB I , ("-""" l I lOCI Ju ..blot• ABYSS PIKER GOATEE IIUCKLI YlllerdaJ'I \ Aaow.., Sometldnno•'d a... r ,., In t~~l 11!8PEC11 (() 11116 Kina Fatu.r"s Syndlut•. Int. ) r----..., r - - - - ---::·::..·..:,· f'E?:'::R,I\INT PAm THINKS Si-IE'5 IN A PRIVATE SCHOOL .., WHAT'S601NG HAPPEN WHEN SHE FiNDS OUT SHE'S IN 006 TRAININS ClAS5E5 ? m r---'-----'----. . . - - - - - - - - - 'SHE'S 6011\llii TO COME A~OUNv HERE LOOK'ING FOR A CERTAIN BEA6LE WHO 6AVE HER A BROCHURE ON THE ''ACE 06EmNCE SCHOOL" i �.,,. "' 12- Tbe Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wedneaday .Sepl. 29, 1976 ' WANT ADS IH ..O .. MATION DEADLINIS S P .M. Day Befort Cancel lit Ions, correc Pubi!CIIIon .· lions ecceptecl f irst dl'( Of pvbllcetlon . REGULATIONS The Publisher reserv es . the- ri ght to edit or reject anr ads op . deemed lecllon~tl. The· publisher will not be rnponslblt fo r mort than one lncorrec t insertion . , RATES For Wlnt Ad Service 5 cents per word one Insertion . , M WI$H to ••Pr"' o ur •incere and humble thonk1 to our many frien d1 , neighbort and rel at lvn, to the fw lng Fun•rol Home, th• ·b v. CUrtlt Stephen and for all the lov•lv flow• rs and f~ brought to tke kpme1. Tk• monv kindnest•• shown to oor fomllles by so mony at the lo11 of 9ur befoved . wile, mother and grandmother, tholl SMALL pups to g ive awov . Phone olwoyt be rem.mbered. 9<9·2028. Til. Aoymond H. Bcolright ond BIRD Oogo , Aeglolored Englloh Clo)'ton Schartlger Famlliea. Setter Pu.,_, 10 weeka old . Phone 992-7283. R-oit lered Saint Bernard Puppies. 2 male , 1 female , 3 months old . Strong and 26' cents per wprd s he constcutlve Insertions . 2S Per Cent Discount on within 10 days . FUllER &rush Products. the F. I. P. AKC Rog. Boeglo poips , $.40. ads and IdS pa ltl CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY for U .OO SO ~minimum . · ward Eacfi additional word 3 cents . • carpet sweeper. Now on special, regulor $24 .95 now $19.95. Offer expires Oct . 7, 1976. Phooo'l92·3-!10. hoollhy. Phone (~) n3·5-4Q} ot (~ ) 675·2310. Pl. Ploooonl , W. Va. Phone '192·3717. I•. PUPPIES, one-half Shelf to gi'.le oway . Phone 949·2466. QUAUlY Motor Co. eAIIU"ifUU'" htttrs - ms 1f69V.W. 2 DA . Run• good. new tires, radio. • 1'71 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DR . SIJ95 Redilnlsh. good tires. clean Interior, aulomallc tral\l., good economy. "" . 19U FORD MUSTANG CPE . 6 cyl .. sld. trans ., radio , excellent tires. SMITH NILSON MOTORS, INC•. ,._ ltt.Zll• . From '"It 1r• wtdund • -· ..........;,y .Blll.PUWNSJ OFFICE HOURS .' NOTICES ATTN .: II ALL HOUSEWIVES CAU US tODAY. ~ month old brown ond white nanny goat near Fort Meigs or around Wo lf Pan area in Horrlsonvilla. Please coli 7~2· 2769 .' lOST: 992·2181 AVERAGE ~0 on evening or afternoons .. demonstra ti ng guaranteed toys and gifts . No cask Investment , no delivery or collecting. Computers do you poj)ttwOrk . Colt 949·2803 or 99"2·'Nil. Also booking parties. GUAAANTEED JOBS·LOCATION . St!Jrting poy S361 .2Q single; $.417 •.30 married . A.rmv Recruiting . Coli collecl (6.. ) 593·3022 or 385-6318. $200 wHkly stuffing envelopes olreody stomped and addrftl· ed. FrM supplies. Send nlfoddresstd , stomped envelope to: Oivltl'slfled, 1206 Camden Drive, Rl ct'lmond , Virginia ·23229. WANTED Experienced timber worktri , Skldder opef'llors, limber cullers · ond yonl men. Complete <overage ond bonus. ea 11 992·6139 or after 1 p.m. J67. 7425. Fr1ley Chipping lnd Louu.lng Comp•ny , Chestur•, 0 . L-----------J Proposed issuance of notice ·(Of rf91Stratlon Bradbury School ., Brldburv Road Middleport , Ohio ' ' Appllcollon NoCsl. , 06S3000Q:J6 8002 Central Build ing YARD Solo, Friday ond Soturdoy, 10 a .m. till 6 p.m . ot 640 Grant ' St .. Middleport. YAAD Sole, Friday and Saturday. -4 autoa, other lt•ms. 2 blocks near new church in Tuppers Pial no. ; .• SOuth Fourth Ave . !" 'Middleport , Ohio YAAD Solo, Saturday, Oct, 2, ''h 1Appllcatlon NoCs ). 10:00 till ? Elmer Boiloy 06S3000Q3S BOO 1 rHidonco on AI. 681 w.. t. Boby Col GIS Trans CRP Lebanon doth81 . s!Hpen,, sweaters Comprnsor Sta. ' coveralls , shoet, etc. Women '~ RO 1 alocks, sweaters. dre1tes , ate. Porllond, OhiO WATCH FOt! SIGNS. +if~.A . P pi i Cl t I on N 0, ( s) ·oos3000Q2• BOO 1 BASEMENT Solo, Thursdoy, Frfday Col Gas -Trans CRP Meigs ond Saturday. In Syracuse ocrou from Hubbardt ,QomprHsor Sta RO 2 Pomeroy, Ohio A p p II c olio n 06SJ000022 B001 Farm Meigs Co. Coop Ann . Ell! Moln St. 'ill Pomeroy, Ohio ~I t I II on • ·'-SPOOl ,'lo.:Me;go High School ....,.ou•• 3 nlo~oy, No (o l. Bureau N o Cs I . Gr-houoo, 10 o .. till 4·p.m. Antique, wather and tub, 12 goup shotgun, 15 in . tires, goa heating stove and lots of misc. LARGE Corpart Solo, Saturday. Oct. 2, 9 until clark. All ol•• clo,thing, mite, Items. 121 Foirlono Drive. Middleport . Tom Anderson residence. LOCUST POSTS, round or •pill. Phone 949·m•. COAL , li.;,estona, and calcium chloride ar)d calcium brin• tor dust control and special mhdng salt for formers . Main StrHf, rom•roy , Ohio or phone 99'2· 3891 . RUIIInd, Ohio APPlltallon ,No(sl. 5311C10031 B001 , WILL DO add jobo, roofing, pain· Rullend Gymnulum R.Utllnd, Rullond,OhiO Ohio tIng, ho uIIng, trM work. ond II P P II c Olio n No ( s 1 : _;_mo c:;..:.w:;.ln-"g"-.:P.:h=on•:_992 =:.:.·7::-109 :.:.:._.__ 5~ 8001. llf&bvry Elementary ltWio1' · • · • f,1;• Pon,....y, Oh lo <t,A?!) I t1 lion No ( s l OLD furniture, Ice box.., btotl bedo, wall tolephones ond Sullar Run Flour Mill ports , or compiM hou••holdt . •k ,!lfiMulborry Street Write M. 0. Mille<. Rt. 4. ·..o,.,.•rdy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio. Coll992·1160. "A'_ti_!:IY~IIIon NO (S) CASH paid for oil mak" and ·~f!H;qiiiOO\ POO\ · ono.Mio of mabllo homos . (f) :It, 11~ Phonoar10codo 61•·423-9531 . TIMlER, Pomorpy ForNI Pro· , ~30CI0029 ~001 I '"'Olley IIIII YIIUiblt ,itrJaes. C.ll '(6i4) 9f2. '.156. .I . :;lhe Dill Sentinel ;•f POMEROY, O. . ; •• I ( buy: _,toy, ;"i HONDA CL·45o. 12,000 •QH?& •Q4 odults only, in Middleport. Phone99'2·387-4 . CHURCH bu1, 1~ Chevrolet , $.500. Con be Men at the laurel 3 AND .C RM. furnished and un· furn ished aP,ts. Phone 992· 5AJA . Cliff frM Mlthodiot Church off th. Rt. 7 by·pan, or phone '192·22n. COLLECTOR'S bottiH, seal& un broken . Coli ofter 6 p.m. (~ ) · COUNTR~ilo 33, ten mila north of Pomeroy. Lorge 1qts with concrete polloi , 1K'Jewolks, run.ners and oH •*· or llATES fOI SENK>tt- CmnNS. 2 APARTMENTS- Brick otrootparldng. Phono992·7479. COAUor sole, $22_eer ton. ep.n ON~ b tJt'oom apartm.ntl at 6 doys ·!>0, we.« cind .Venlngs. VILLAGE MANOR in Mlddllf!Ort For furth.r information call for $10. monthly plus (6 .. )367-7338. $130 including electric. LOWBt Convenfet.t to shopping on Third ond Mill $trHts in Mid· dlepart. lrond ty now high quoll' See th• mo_. at Apt. 16, or coli m .m v. oportmentt. USED 2-4 inch fired brickline coal · ~.:.=--=-'----~-­ or wood automatic control fur- AVAILAIL.E at Ri..,..-slde. Aport• noce with blower. Siw attd nine 1 bedroom oport· inch galvanized hot and cold a ir ments, ,$100 ~r month: 2 "*"''· pi/>0. Phone 985-3928. SWEET patoot... A. W. Lewis, Rl. 12~ . Rocine , Ohio. Phone 8432432. HEAVY duty log or cool groto for . fireplace. Measures 23 in . bock x Z1 inch front. Phone 99'2·39CW. BENELLI mini·blko. Phone 985· 3371 . bedroom aportmonts. 1133 ""' month . "One price for o,l . Phone '192·3273. 2 Bod,_, mobile homo, Ooxtor. Phone 992·5858. 2 hdroom mObil• home in Racine area. Phone 992-5858. 2 W _, trailtr, $28 po< wool<. oil utlliiiH paid. Phone '192· . ~~. HZ·ltll TUPPERS, Plalno, now 3 bedroom . homoo, bulll·ln kllc:heno ,. tiled roller skates. size 8. Phon• · botl)o. carpoted with ottoc:hed 742·2078. r garogo; 1 ocro lot. s:n.900. Phono{614)667~. 36 Inch truck tOpper, 8 ft. : Hereford H.ller beef; 5 deck chick brooder; 700x16 truclc · llros; pair of loddor jod<o; 1966 Oodgo motor. 6 cylinder. Phont 949·2272. WALNUTS are Cooh l Slortlng De· GEORGE HobtteHer Real Estote Broker, Pomeroy , Oklo. Roclne-7 room frame hou11 3 bedr....,. ond both, · on•hOII baMft'lent, new' fumoc• • .new hot wotet ~Muter, utlhtiM , got to~?er 4 Wll a~ buying Black · oloc., ond - · doublo garo90. prloed to Mil, 110,500. Walnut• ot $.1.00 por hundred Phono '149·2589. Hilton WoHo , pounds. Bring your'wolnutt. to: R10l Eolala Solftman. Excelsior Solt Worl<o, Pomeroy, 0/lio. MODERN country homo, 3 bedroomo, laf90 2.A3 ocro lot. SALE WILl trim or cut tr"s and shrub· bory. Phone 949·25-45 or H2· 3167. MOBILE Homo Repair, Eloc .. T.P.-<;het* water; central air - --·-~ '. I.ITTLS ORPHAN AIUUK-IACK 1,.._ _...;_. GREENHOUSE - 4-10.1mo. ff2·5'116 9·2·1 mo. Syr•c•••· o" :::~;:;:;;:;~;;:;;;:;:;:;;:::'~; fill dirt, to toll , limestone and ' gravel. Coli Bob or Roger JeJ. plumbing and heating. Phone fer>, day phono 992·7089,• nigh! phone '192.;1525 or 992·' 992·5858. S232. EXCAVATING . clazor. bo<kh01 6 room house. m~em kitchen , _ carpetln;, in Harrisonvill,e , convenient to mines, $8,500. Phone 7~2· 2796. 1 and ditcher. Charles R. Hatfield , Ba~k Hoe Service , Phone '192·3-15-4 or (6U) «6· '1568. SEPTIC TANKS clooned. RACINE-I nice level lot. 50x177. 7 rooms, bath, N.G . forced air furn.ace, almast new alum. siding, •xcellanl neighborhood . S7,900.oo. JUST !.1ST ED ,- 21h story frame. 5 bedrooms. bath, dining R., N.G. hut, porches, garage. 18.500.00. JUST LISTED 3 bedroom•, bath, paneling, utlllty.lots of storage. N.G. hill. Walk to shop, 18,500.00. 5 HILLY ACRES-Good3 bedroom ho~e. "-th, nice kitchen, N.G. heat, porches; •torage bldg . JUST $7,900.00. · OTHER LISTINGS NOT NOTED IN THIS AD CALL NOW. by ,THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS tl Land amid 1 Smnmit water. 5 Responds to DOWN . stimuli 1 Fanner's 11 Gullet holdings 1% Hymn lime 2 Battle site 12 Answer of185.l-6 the alarm 3 Place lor 14 Old green fall and film f'Cures 1$ Prinler's (2 wds.) . 2428. WILL do roofing, construction, plumbing ond hooting. No job 742·234. CAIII'ENTER. flooring , coiling. 8flAOFORD. paneling. Phone '192·2759. ploto Sorvlco. Phone 949·24111' DOZER wdrk ond w1fdtng . .Con· or 949·2000. Rotlne. Ohio. .. toct James Poraons , At, 1. Bradford. Rpclne, on Carmel Rood. B.WOOO BOWERS REPAIR ji.l. EXCAVATING, BACKHOES AND Sw...,era, toattera, Irons, ~ DOZER - LARGE AND SMALL, smoll appliances. Lawn I!'OW!!'" SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED. LOW noxt to Stoll Highway Gara'jje 80Y ANI) DUMP TRUCKS. BILL on Rovte 7. Phon• (61~) !185PULLINS. PHONE 992·2~78 DAY 3825. Oil NIGHT . REMOOEUNG, Plumbing, hooting PROTECT , your swimming pool! ond oil typot ol 90norol ropol" Wlnt•rirlng kit1 , covers, 01'1• Work guorontoed 20 yours 0/. tlfrHze, servk:e for obove or porlonto. Phono '192·2-109. In ground paolo. D. lumgard· nor Sol" , Middleport. 01 J, D&D TREE Trimming, 20 yooro ••· perl•nc• . lntured frJ e Ph~ne '192·5724. fttimalet. Call 992-2364 1,0r DITCH Dit~~~inv . Phone (~) n3. (61~) 698·7257 Albony. ' 5839or (30A) n3.S788. SEWING MACHINE Ropaln, '..t. HOCKING RIVER Trodlng Com· .vito, oil mak•s. 992·2284. TJ,e pony , GUNS-OVER 350 IN Fabric Shop, . Pomei"Oy. STOCK. Buy. ooll. trodo. 478 Authorized Singer Solot ond Rlchlond, At'-s. Ohio ~701. Service. We shorpen Scissors·. Phone (614) 593·8906. ,..-:;;:;::;::;-:-:;:h-;:;:-~j:::::::::::::::::~~=~ 11 me~sures "Get •em, Fldo! " 17 Capek play 18 Adhesive substance 1 planetary costars 11 n Without Causes pain delay 21 Victory II Glut 1t Recent !% Assistant synibol 30 Drift; a They knead Z4 Supply aliment a lot of patients 9 Period of office U Depressing right zt Elizabeth 31 "- Meister· I, to the singer" poets . :r7 Luau goody (abbr.) bent 31 Recognized . 25 Opiale 27 Foot lever zt Man's name BUT~ '10,95 Sq. . . 12 or u 1'1. f civet (2 wds.) Knightly title Baseball's Yd,-: Everydir m•ey saver~ Good chalet Colors. Great Need Palm HES BCE:N PERFECTLY HU\i=::::>lll A WitH 'M Gr- R~tullr$14.95 CENTRAl ·REALTY CO. ' 501 NYLON ••• a,._, 10111. ,......,.., ru~t; Carew 34 Par110n :• ---~~ i ,...,_. Consecrate 1=+-+--lf---t---+-Russian dty --,-------~.---:-----::---:-:-::--.--'-:-:-=:-:-::-"""'48 Texas city .._....__._-~.--l-.L.­ - · IMW.MIIn Pomeroy ."2·2291 After Hours C. II roN'T &UP!UiE. eHE GAW ME- WELL, I'VE HAl/ AG MUCH Af> 1HE PHONE CAL LING HOME. Fr<DM THAT eiLLY I<UNP.W~IY. floUIZEI/ I WA5 CALLING- I 'M CONCERNED..( f>HE CAN THE PoLICE ? _......__ SWIM ON HE1 ~ OWN ,__;__.,..,.iCI RUTLAND fft·71JS Dessert wine It Yllroa", wlttC peddlfli, fUS tq. yd. WHit padding lnet811ed 18.d squara rani. ....• C.ll741·2211 " TALK TO WEND ILL IJRjl Til! CARPET CONSUL Call Us Now bird U.l '1'..--1'- Actor, ,_.., Karl - ·Do · To Sell FROM NOW ON ! nA lL Y CRYPTO(}UOTE- Here's how to work It: Is I[ A X Y D L B !t. A X R J, 0 N G F E 1. L 0 W JII One lell~r simply stands lor nnolher. 1n this sample A Is used for the thrc.r I.'s. X fm· l he lwo O's. r tr. S"i ngk lrttt'rs. apostrophes. I he lcn~ l h and formation of 1he \\'1•rds arc all . hinls. Each da)' lhr rode lrllrrs arc dillerr nl . FURNI'IURI WHEN A 6'J'( 16 ~~ YOU WOULC"Nrl W~ I HIM F~ YOUR' ~· LAR !J())'FR!Etlt7. CRYPTiiQliOTES IUWNXPD SPECiAL - 3 bedroom 1111d allached garage. total electric home under construction on V. aero lol. Own11r will finish In 30 days for bllytr or will Mil "ai Is". May taka lrtcla. Located noar Olest11r, · MPZUA . e• ··~ · ~··Tues., Wtd. ' •e~,e• • • .,: . FRIDAY.TIL a: ·•:.: •..... .•. ~ I, . ·• • "r I:HW5:M • Thurscl1y I til 12 noon .••••••••••• . 742-2211 ' . ' Close Sat. At . IUILAND CALL ~IMMY DEEM949-2381 . ' Yeslerdlt)''l ADIWer on Monl· INSTALLED of Listings. I 5 Plunder • Leglslale 7 Lawyer .'! martre HI.WM ;;.;._""'!l"'•·- - - - - 51 ACRES FRI!EGAS-Madern 1'h slo h clln lng· room fire place 1 11 INt ry DUM. 3 br .• a d 1 b lldl • u Hmtnf, nl~ parch" nd u ~gt . Large scenic llkt with gr"n grass an P nt trMS around II. Walch the large bass swim .ilong In the clear waltr. Prettr eu picture. Priced 10 Mil 137,500.00. 4 ma Lambkin's Z3 Summer CARPETING We Are In COOLVILLE- Nice mod. brl~k home containing thrte bedrooms, dining room,llvfng room with flreplaat, full "-11t111tnl with garegt, large froni .PQrch, nat. gas . furnace. city water and well watar, a bllutltul home with approx. ~V• acrn·ot land, fruit trtN and shade trMS surroundlf19 II. Plonty of gardan space, good fishlngaru clooe by,lclelltd In Coolville, Ohio. Prlctd at only 532.000. Call now. · Zl Food scrap 21 Marble !% Heston's SAVE ON HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER "Hs.l NEW LISTING - J:ver dream of owning your. own golfcourse? Here's y~ chancalor you or your tr'ltnds . 1o own a nice rolling golf courlt, 50V. acres. 9 greens nice moaern club house, outbuilding wll~ all spray Ina' and '"ding equipment. needs some mowing and a . lillie · repair work on ' golf courH. This could be purchased with the 113 acres listed above and developed Into a beautiful 18 hole golf course, call for appl. tr' 24 Tree ~E~O:·r:.:::L~~w::. NEW .LISTING- 113 acru (errri, 80 acres tillable land, nice 2 •lory farm house, 7 rooms & beth, all hardwood floors and "-Hmtnl. Barn and other outbulldlngt, 2 pandi. A nlte laying farm priatd to go. Located near Chuter , call lor appt. · i ~-~trl Modem Sonitatlon, 992-3954 ·or · 992- ICM;» large or too small. Phone MAIN POMEROY, 0. ~~~~ Continuing our bidding questioni the oequence has This hand mlaht well be been: One diamond - pa11 called the story of the lbree one spade - pall - three declartrs. Each one reached spadf.s. Is that jump to three fO!tr spades after a nolrump. spade:t a forcing bid? It II I ltrong bid, tiut it Iii TOOETHKil opening and ' a Stayman not qulle lorcii'C. fL Shows •-~-......--~ response. The 10 of hearts wu opened. East toot his ace and about 11 or II points in support returned the three . of 1pades so lhat if responder As you can see the contract · has a bare 6 or 7 be llhould' will make if Soutlt can clear pass. (Do you have a question trumps before the clele111e tor the experts ? Wrile "Ask cubes two club tricks. · Declarer one was a simple the Jecobys " care ot lhis soul. He won the heart with newspaper. The Jacobys will his kine and led the king of answer individual questions lrumps . West toot his ace and il stamped. self.addressed led. a second trump , envelopes are enclosed. The whereupon our simple soul most inte resting questions w,n be used in this column romped home. Declarers two and lhfl!l! and wiff rece ive copies of decided to try some brilliant JACOB Y MODERN.) licensed installer . Shepard Contractors. Phone 7.42·2-409. ' MORNING Star Hgts . Buy 1 acre tract of land. Will arrange for financing _and small down pay· menf to build o home of yOur choice. · lee Construction , THURSDAY. SEPTEMIER30,191' 6:()C)..-700 Club '4; Sunrise Semester 10. 6:15-Farm Report 13. 6:20-Nol For Women Only 13. 0 6:30-AII Aboard, America 4; News 6; Sunrl• Semester B; Urban Letigue 10. 6:-45-Mornlng Report 3. · 6 : ~ood Morning, West 1/lrglnla 13. • 7:oo-Today 3,4,15; Good Morning, Am.,.lca6,13: cas P News 8; Chuck Whl" R,orll 10. · .i 7:05-Bug• B~nny & Frlinds 10. \ 7:30-Schoolles.ro. 8:ro-Lassle 6: Capt. Kangaroo 1.10: Sesame St. 33. \ 1 : 3~81g Valley 6. 1 9;()C)..-A.M. 3; Phil Donahut 4, 15,13; lucy S'- I; Mike Douglas 10. . · ' t 9:3D-Cross·WIIs3; One Life to Llve6; Good Day 1. ; lO :ro. Sanford & Son 3,4,15; Price Is Right 1,10; Mlq ~·· Douglas 13. · ·· 10 : 15-General Hospital 6. 10 :3D-Celebrlly Sweepstakes 3,4,15. 1 11 :ro-Wheel of Fortune 3.1!; WHkdly 4; e....n.. Night 6; Gambit 8, 10; Morning with D.J. 1~- \ 11 : 3~Hollywood SquarH 3, 15; Happy Days 6,13; l.oYI '·· ol Lite 8,10. l 11 :55-Take Kerr. 8; M•. Flxlt 10. • 12 :ro-News 3,6,10,8; Hot Seat 13. . · \ 12:30--Gong Show 3,15; All My Children 6,13; S..ch / ' lor Tomorrow 8, 10. 12 :55-NBC News 3, IS. 1:®-Somerset 3,: Ryan's Hope 6,.13: Concentration ~ Young & the Reslles• 10; Not For Women Only 15 ~ 1:3G-Days of Our Lives 3,15; Family Feud 6,13; A~ ,., The World Turns 8, 10. •" 2:00-$20,000 Pyramid 13: Dinah 6. 2 : 3~Doctors3,15: One Life to Live 13; Guiding Light .•: 8,10. . 3:ro-Another World 3,15; All' In The Family 1,101 Antiques 20. 3: Is-General Hospital 13. 3!3G-Bewltched 6; Match Game 8.10: Llllao Yoga & ·' You 20; Movie "Slattery's Hurrlcam~" 9. ' 3:55-Pqllllcal Program 8,10. , 4:ro-Mtster Cartoon 3; Somerset 15: Howdy Doody 6; 1'·.•: Mickey Mouse Club 8; Sesame St. 20,33; Movla · " Daughter of the Mind" 10; Dinah 13. · . ' 4;30-My Three Sons 3: Emergency One 6: Partridge . Family 8; Fllnfstones 15. f• 5:()C)..-Big Valley 3: Brady Bunth 8: MISter tcogen' 20,33: Star Trek 15. ; ' 5:30-News6; Family Aflalr8: Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam- ' ··! 1213. 6:ro-News 3,8,10,13.15: ABC News 6; Zoom 20; '\ Consumer Experience 33. 6:30-NBC News 3,15; ABC News 13; And)- Grlflllh 6; ' CBS News 8.10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; IT\/ . Utilization 33. 1:ro-Truth or Cons. 3; Bowling for Dollars 6; Muppel Show 8; News 10; To Tell•the Truth 13; Family Aflair 15; Anyone 'for Tennyy~? 20; QllrJ)ory ~7:30-Holly.wood Squares 3; Ohio State Lolllf'Y ., Price Is Right 8; MacNeii·Lehrtr .l0,33; Willi Kingdom 10; Nashville on the Road 13; Dolly 15. B:ro-Gemlnl Man 3,15; Welcome Back, Kotter'·"' Waltons 8,10: Upstairs, Downstairs 33: Movtl "l:arly Summer" 20. 8:3G-Barney Miller 6,13. 9:oo-Best Sellers 3,15; Tony Randall 6,13; H.-ell Flve·O 8; Hollywood Television Theatre 33; Mo¥11 " Guess Who's Coming 1o Dinner" 10. 9:3G-Nancy Walker 6,13. 10 :oo-Streels ol San Francisco 6,13. 10:»-News 20. 11 :()C)..-News 3,4,6,8, 10,13, 15; MacNeii-Lih...,. R.... 33. 11:JG-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Streets of San Fronth : r ~6,1 3; Kolak 8; Mary Hartman 10; ABC Ntwl33. 12 :ro-Movle "Georgy Girl " 10; Janakl 33. 12 :»-Movle "Death Takes a Holiday" e. · 12 :40-Dan August 6,13. 1:oo-Tomorrow 3. 1:50-New• 13. Rutland, Ohio. Phon• 742·2008. SEPTIC Systems inotolled by PamiiQJ l•dnt.. ' LI'ITLE ORPHAN ANNIE HUBBARDS EXCAVATI(>IG, dolo;, loader ond bockh01 work; dump trvc:ko ond .io·bov• for hire; will houl 64 3 bedroom , excellent concf!· ~ ' ___________ : = : - -- - S..l~ ,. By.Qswald & James Jaeoby .LARRZ.!!~eDER carpeting , 10x26tcreen porch, centrol alf. Moy be · - Ol 125 South S.· NOTICE -~IS-MIIIfll&$ gas F.A. furMte In lull basement. Want 127,500: · tion. Phone2A7·270.. I 196912x63 Vlndolo. underpinned, N- E.ul 1 N.T. P..s Z• Pa•s Z• Pus 4• Paso Pass Pau Openinl lead - 10 • WIIDOII$ 2 LARGE GARDENS - I t\ cond Avo., Middleport . Or phone '192·21122. me: Weot •• AUIIIIIUII SllllfiC.SOIJITT raoms, " .Brs., new kitchen, 332~ WX.f..TIOIJ ... IENCI'EIT in Middleport on good street near shopjllng and center of !own. Just $20,000. POMEROY - 5 bedroon\ 1975 Hondo 125. on• new coH.. -==;_·- - - - - - - - big old house, ' ' lly room, table. Phone985-3501. ~WIIR Mlddlepart. odults on· 1112 "-th• AN, u F.A. -~ ly. Phone992·52A7 .. furn, ~ petlng . 1975 Kawo-l 100. 1,000 mil... perfoct condition, $500. Phone ONE bedroom mobile homo shrub!> . • nd large shade 7A2-2826. oclults only. Phone 992·5535. : treea. $15.000. NEW We-stinghoun elec. counter EFFICIENCY, idool for olnglo. Mulberry Ave.. references. 2 PLACES - 3 bedroom top rang41, dalun model , $60. home, T.P. water. garage, Phone '192·2030. Phone '192·2•59. . oulbulldl"!!, and 2 bedroom FURNISHED apt .. oclulto only. Coli 2 Rokon troilbik", Mork Ill and Schull mobile home on 1 '192-2571. . Mark IV; one Grovely wilh nice 1cre ol land. $5!00,00 mower and sockey; Brlgg and 2 Bedroom troiler, lrown's Trailer EACH. Stratton engine, 6 or 7 horae; Pari< . Phone'I92·332A . three-fourth ln. rope, 75 ft. SYRACUSE :.... Nlat corn11r long; Craftsman HI-Wheel lot wtlh good old fashion 1 rotary mower, prcxtlcally new; bedrtJCN'h trall11r. Pallo 1nd ~~ speed X with no motor; 1969 MOilLE hom1 for salt or ront, 3 extra roam . $5,500.. Dodgo Swinger 340; 5 and bedroom•. ol utlllllto paid. INVEST A LITTLE' AND thrH -fourth ton Chevy wheels· Phone '192·7751. GAIN A LOT. and tlr"; four 15 ln . 1972 Monte Carlo whHis . Call 949· t97• ·Camoron mobllo homo , 12x· 1----..,.-----....1 . ·~ Bolh vulnerable 510111 1 FAMILY - 115 ACRES - On Shade Rl.ver. Fine lor camping lafs . New gas well wtth Income and free gas. Old house & barn. good hill pasture , fenced . Asking S30,000. .J4. WIIIICM$ & DOOIS ~.000. Home & r..,tol, 2 bedrooms each, gas heat. clty-wlter on nice s.t reet In Middleport . 119.000. t A KH we 1\!Sf'I:E F~Uoc~oa.­ m. LOOKS LIKE NEW - 9 . rooms, cook ' s delight kllthen, c..,tral vacuum cleaner. Family room , Homo Pori<, Rt . garage lind near 3 acres . •Kn I ..... inll- Utilcs with snow t im . Phone 992. 3996. 50 Acre form, 5 room house, Ot,lt· 1968 Buick Wildcat, aUtomatic:' -~Hdings. fruit tr~• · 2 loco· poW..- steering ond power tions, mode for od and p brak.. good c:ondtion Good wwlls , own water syttem, on Urot C~ll-.••. good blocktop rood. Coli Bill and , ·~---- deceptive play. ~y calbed tbelr jacks of heart s to discard a dia mond from dummy . Then they led a trump only to have each West player lake his ace, shift to a club and beat them . The second West's reason was that he r..d seen that type of deceptl!NI written up In books and columns and wasn't goina to fall for it. Tbe third said, " There wasn't a thing you could do. Once my partner showed up with the ace of hearts, he could not hold more than lour other hlgh~ard points. II he had the lull four and they were represented by the ace of clubs I could ~t you . If they weren't, I couldn't ~ a club ' shift was automalic ag•lnst any play." IMIIItlan S4nicn TEAFORD . cut, wrapped froa:.n . Phone985--.A198. 9·10.1 .A653 US3 • A 10 9 3 • K 108 4 f ·l I I~ SOIOOL, lili: DiClJ'I MI'Vt, , .. ) . For F,... l!lllmato BORN LOSER' ,r 667-3876 EAST •n SOUTH (D) : V 'i?U '>EI7·ER.. IIJ~I'fJ or lion eel woods , welter and good DC·· ens In Moni'QII County, W. Vo. St .ooo cr-. coli (3o<J 3102 or (~Jm.322J. WEST •A3 .10ta7 tl017 • K 7 e5 · .........• Pliant Coolville 667-3166 loX21·A Rullatld, ONo 45775 I'll. 1'14) 742-2409 W1Dtllv11r 7·28·4 m<)s. m. •Qn Spidallllntln culltm built: rafters tor c•mmerclat,~ rud., pole bulldlntl. , •I Southelsllm Ohio Truss Rafter Co. r----------. po..~nd , - ANY PITCH ANY SIZE owner financed. Monroe County. W. Vo. Phone (~) 1 owner. Phone 992-3890. 1970 Torino 350 V-a, 62 ,000oduol miles, • dr., ewc.llent condilion conditioning. $17,000. Phono 'Now wdod-burnlne stove: '149·2519 o( (614) 667-6127 af:tor Reg. n•.•s m~.~~~----~-­ Now12:1U5 . ~~ ducts. Top price for standing FARM far aole, 68 oe:rM, 6· room1 ...WtlmiJ.r . ~ Kont Honby ond bath, F.A. hlrnoco, hill 1~70. • Now lutl oil stove, Rei. 1371.17 . boo..._t, coli '192·2630 or for junloed outas. NowP2UI 7A2·2180 . . l'hont 742·20111. Fryo'o Truck & Now Co-op water softener 'NEW 3 bedroom, 2 batho , 2 car :,.Auto Pom, lullond. Reg. l34t.t5 Now12".t! 11"1'090· ronch otylo homo In ACIEAGE wlth or without hou... Rocln1 ora. Coli Nick lhlo 01 1 ullll HomeHit dlaln Phone 742·307•. 94t·2890ahor6p.m. ' 1200 COINS. 1929 ond older cur,..,ty 3 Bedroom hom,, I~ both, tuil gold ond ollv•r. ocrop. Will bas1moint ond 11"1'090· natural , 1 UHd McCu IIough dlaln ..n. or lrodo, for 0 good MiiC· 1101 ""-" ond olr condition· 175 lion of colno. ....,. ouppflftlor ed. woll lnoulotod ond hlgheot . mitol detecton. Roger goo bill- t2f.20 loot wlfltar. on Loadlne Cretk First houM on tho right In ond lutlond Rood. Phone 7A2· 9.~ JackW.Cinly,Mtlr. Sr<-from"-oy. Phone . . . l'llaMft2·2111 2331 for an otfei. m.zt66 for oppalnlmont. Callier-Wanted 1 }~r. tilt Ma1011 1ru. tb.ittU ...... txfrl sptndlng NORTH CAR! MIGTn·W ' ' ¥-,.., SMAll farm for salo, 10~ '" "'""· ~· ~ . Clonch '192·5195. · · miles, ., jssy bar, crash bar~ , 1973 FOI!D Bronco. automatic pull bock_ handle bon. new llre 302, white spoke wheels. Coli and seals, SCrambler skte 9•9·2135. plpos, $650. Call949·2480. 1974 Dodgo lrud<, low mil-. KENNEBEC palotoot. 50 lb . $3.50 liftI oHor. Phone '192·7U66. Virgil I . Sr., R01itor or 100 lb. $6.00. Bring con· llOMtchlnic Pomoror;o . 1966 Chevrolet ono· ho~ tan. toinera. Phone . 667-3737 or "'-992-WS pickup lrudc.. Good condition. . 667·3974. Phone 247·382~ . . 12 ACRES - Remodeled 3 POTATOES ond pumpk ins. C. W. bedroom ont floor plan . Proffitt, Pordond, Ohio. Phone Gos F.A. furnaat , &13·225-4 . llroplate, nlte ~ltchen & GRAIN led beef, 85 c•nts por FURNISHED, 2 bedrm. apartmont. basement. 529.500. 1971 Ul2. Ohio VARO Solo, Sol1m St., Oct , 2 ond 1\pplltallon No(s l. 3. R~tlond . Antiques, clothing / MARE pony, gentle with childron. SJli(IOOJl B001 mens auits, boby ctoth.s, Phono'l92·7210. Mllgs Junior High StMol maternity clothes, homemade f SOVftt Third Avenue STEREO. modern design. 8 !rock broad. . · '~< ~ ldditrort , Ohio tope, om·fm rodlo . Comblno· 1ppl c,atlon No ( S) tion. Bolonc:e SI03.10 or terms. 30CI0034 BOO 1 Coli '192·3965. Middleport Elemtntary Pe•rl St . ' 21 ln. Zonllh T.V.. block and Mlddltport, OhiO WILL do odd joba, interior and ex· whitt. $70. 16 In . blcyclo Application No Csl . terOr work ond cool hauling. child'• rocl<lng hono. 21 In: 653000Q31 8001 Phone '192·7162. · A uuand Eltmentery Z.nith color T.V .. 1 poir boy's College Avenue ~ 9•9·2801 , shorp. · 3102 or(~ ) m.Jm. 1974Suboru..•doo<, 17.000miiH. COUNTRY formlond with soclud· SCHOOl sewing machine , Singer, Coli '192·2156. fec~ tures buttonhole, blind YARQ Sole, Sop!. 27th thru ckt. 1, hem , uws on knits, $A8 cosh . 9 o ,m. rill 8 p.m. Household Also, Sin90r Toueh ond s.w like new. $31 cosh. Phone 992: goods. opplionc... Clothing, 7187. ek. I mile from longs.ville on County Rood 10. Follow signs Unlns otherwiu 1t1t~ in p1rtlcu1ar notices, 111 other corri·munlcatlons Including from .s tore. Phone 7412.2681 . . . comments on proposed at · tlons and requests for public m . .tJngt. thouiG be addressed SWEEPER ond S.Wing Mochin" Repoir, Ports and Supplies. tither to Tht New Source , Air, or NPDES Permit Records . Davis Vacuum Cleaner , % mile Section, whichever Is ap up G<tor90'1 CtNk Rood off propriate, at Tt1e Ohio EPA, Stoto Rovto 7. Phone (614) «6· P. 0 . Box 11149, Columbus, 029A. -!"'-' M'l ........ ' 741. 1971 Ford MO...eridt , air, p .s ., red with block vlnrl top. Phone 773-5651 . IF YOU hove o MJVice to offer, wa"t to buv or Mll something, oe looking for work . . . or whatever ... you'll get results faster with o Sentinel Wont A.d . dose to RutJand. Pt'lri , 992- oir condltionin&, AM rodlo and dereo, rally whwls, wilt sell reosonobl•. Phone 992-7036. American Auto Sales Wltishi11d Repi.cem~r~t F,... Estlmolts On lcMfy Work Expert P1lntlng lnsuranat Work Wolcoino St. Rl. 7 Coolville, Ohio Ul·l127 7·2f·1 mo. 1970 lukk Rtvl1ro, good condl· HOMESITES for salt, I ocro ond tion, Mw tirtl , $900. Phone up. Middleport, n10r Rutlond. Coll992·741. 7•2·2796. 1975 MONTE CARLO, outomollc. NEW 3 bedroom houoo, 2 botho, power steering, power brokes, oil eloc .. 1 aero . M~loport. COUNTY : MEIGS PUBLIC NOTICE Ohio. 43216. i!ILONPEl ofiHIS STO~Ei • Deception 'attracts attention WA~ ROB!!IEO A !'EW MI~ES &OUTH 0~. HERE SY A POPNER-- AIIJO HBflll'l!l . 90~E · THI:>I/!1 FOit THE RIDE! Pllm...,y, Oltlo ..;;! ft2·2471 I 9·12·1 mo.~" t .l,·lma. CAPTAIN EASY! I IHAT II>,THIS PI-lANA. 6AHIB··THf POU CE' Mi'oNV THANK5o STATION! ~ PMIMIHf-lt14 ••.m ·litJ(II .M. lv"""''m.7nt WIN AT BRIDGE i;:t.Pl'AIN' EAsY tQU 8:30 a.m . to 5:00 p.m . ·Dilly , 8: 30 a .m . to 12 :00 Noon Satvrday . Phone today 992 -2156. Olllo. 43216. C6W 066-6037. ....... ItS 11; delp wllll•r wllllwf pipe funllllted. Under 101111 ttor.t up It 11" pipe IIIII. 1Mta16ett ...... aall'lll ...., :~ MJRI( . ·- .....~:".· s:ro-Big Valley 3; Merv Grlflln c: llrldy Buncli 8: Mister Rogers 20,33; Star Trek IS. 5: »-N~S6 ; Femlly Affair 8: Elec. Co. 20,33; Adem· 12 13. 6:ro-News 3,4,6.8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20; TNchlng Children 33. i TRDOIR I :OIW"....,. · ·==A.IwmMwMNit BLIND ADS The follow ing doc uments . wert rece ived or prepared by The Oh i o Environmental Protection Agency during the lU'eY•ous week. . Anyone aggr.eved or . adversely af . fected ,by issuance, denial, modification , re vocation or t rtnewal of any perm it (s ), t lt ensets ,, or varlance(s ) may request an adludlcatlon hearin'g by wr itten request pursuant to Ohio Revised Code Section 3745.07 within thirty (30) days or lhe directors proposed a c tion to Issue or deny sucn ·· documents. That statut' does not prov ide for hearing requests to tht OEPA on applications, complaints, vfrlf led compJaints. orders. or ~ final actions. · Within 30 days of publlc;.atlon In 1 newspaper In the affecte-d county any person may also : 1 (\J submit written comments relating to actions, proposed aCtions . complaints , or verif i ed <:ompleints ; (21 rt·quest a public meeting revardlng proposed actions ; lr?d -or (3) request · notice. Of further actions on J)roceed ings. Fln•l actions to issue. deny . modlly , , revoke or renew perm its. licenses , or YlrlanteS thlt 8re not preceded by proposed actions m•v be appealed to Tne Environmental Board of Review,· Suite 305, 395 East . Broad StrHt. Columb~s. Ohio, 43216. All &uch final ac·lians Ire so ldentlflt'd In this not ice. All othpr requnts for ad ludlcitfon hearings, and ot her communications 'concerning public hearings, publ ic: meetings, a 'd Judlcation hearings# compllints of anv kind , end rf9ulations. should be addressed tO The Le;el Records Sect ion, Ohio EPA . P . 0 . Box 1049, Columbus , WEDNESDAY . SEPTI!MBf:R29, 1"' ··~·.; OF 6:30-NBC News 3,4.15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS Newsl,lO; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Llllao Yoga 'I & You 33 7:ro-Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell te Truth 4; Bowline for . Dollars 6; Pop Goes the Country I; News 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Family Aflalr 15: Consumtr Survhrtl I< II 20 ; MarcO Sportllte 33. , ' .. 7:30-0olly 3; SIOO.OOO Name That Tune 4; ~lch Game PM 6; 125,000 Pyramid 8; Me<Ntli·Lthr111' 20,33; The Judge 10; Break the Bank 13; Wild l • . Kingdom 15. 8:()C)..-Movl• "Francis Gary Powers : The Trut Story of tht U·2 Spy Incident" 3,4,15; Bionic Woman 6, 13; Gunsmoke 8; Nova 20,33: Good Tlmtl 10. • 8:30-$25,000 Pyramid 10. 9:()C)..-Baretta 6,13; Allin The FemUr 8,10; Thtaltr In America 33; Up•falrs. Downstairs 20. 9: »-Allee 8, 10. 10 ;0G-Quisl3,4.15; Charlie's Angels6,13; 81111 Knight 8,10. ll :oo-News 3,4, 6.8.10,13,15: MacNeii·Lehrer Report 33. 0 . 11 :3G-Johnny Carson 3,~.15 ; ROokies 6,13; M'Cioucl 8; Marr Hartman 101 BC News 33. 12:oo-Movle "Once Before I Die" 10; Janak! 33. 0 12:4G-M1slery of the Week 6,13. 1: 00.:..Tomorrow 3.4. " 2: 1G-New• 13. •<' ..:·. 'ti Addltlonat 2Sc· Charge per Advertisement . All Yard Sales , Rummage , Porc h and Basement Porch and Basem ent Sa tes , etc. must be paid .in advance .· Get yours In early bv stopping by our off ice at The Dally Sentin eL Ill JCourt St. or wr l.t lng Box 129, Pom e r oy, Ohio 45769 · With your remittance. Television log for easy viewing '. . ·t.:.E.. -AKC TH£ RACINE Fire Oeportm~nt will have o gun shoot Saturday at 6:30 p.m. ot their building In Bashon . paid • · For Fa.st ;Results Use The Sentinel Classifiedti; . ·BuSiness Set "ices 2 SIG_NS --=p=--o-m-eroy · M ini mum Cha rge 11.00. 1_. cents per word three c onstcut i~ e Insert ions . · I '· ' . . s p.m.. .• •' ·• I • L.IL~ .--~ .l THOUGHPIE 1\NUZ ~OIN'TO FOG TH' l:::..KEETERS ~V• . PAWf.l.--· ,j THAT 'S WHAT I'M FIXIN'TO DO RIGHT NOW, MH\A 0 o. •........ YWWD - 'I IVEIUNIAP VWRNWD SZHH RQDP KWQ CIFNPD . -oz u xQMMIDv ' .Y..terday's Cryploquote: YOUR LOOKING GLASS WlLI . TELL YOU WHAT NONE OF YOUR FRIENDs WILL. PROVERB I , ("-""" l I lOCI Ju ..blot• ABYSS PIKER GOATEE IIUCKLI YlllerdaJ'I \ Aaow.., Sometldnno•'d a... r ,., In t~~l 11!8PEC11 (() 11116 Kina Fatu.r"s Syndlut•. Int. ) r----..., r - - - - ---::·::..·..:,· f'E?:'::R,I\INT PAm THINKS Si-IE'5 IN A PRIVATE SCHOOL .., WHAT'S601NG HAPPEN WHEN SHE FiNDS OUT SHE'S IN 006 TRAININS ClAS5E5 ? m r---'-----'----. . . - - - - - - - - - 'SHE'S 6011\llii TO COME A~OUNv HERE LOOK'ING FOR A CERTAIN BEA6LE WHO 6AVE HER A BROCHURE ON THE ''ACE 06EmNCE SCHOOL" i �'. ••- TbiDIII7Sen!ee',M'Mtr ~. o .. Wedlleldly,&e2t.29, t97& Nine cases are settled Court docket shows total of 15 actions Seroice beefed up by G-T MARION - Improved proJect& dllrlnl 1171-lt?l. eam11111 blve enabled Eamlap were decUalna SIJ defendanta were fined General Teltpbone eo. of draatlcaUJ dartna tblt and three others forfeited Ohio to beef1P Ill . . tewlde period, be I'IIIIIUbd. bonds In Middleport Mayor Melli County Common aervlc:e IIJIIlllll8n PI'OII'IIII ReltoraiiOD of tile projldl Fred Hoffman 'a court :1\l!JIIday nlcht.' . .. ' PI~ Court baa lf'a!!led six by $21 mDIIan, 11M COOlplll)' to tbe wwll lf'hednle ud Fined were Dexter Erwin, dlvorcea, dissolved lou'r said today. Campany offlctail reeall of aome 110 wornn New Haven: iii( and costa, marriaaeund dlsml ed five met wllb tile Public Ulllltlee bave been .......,......, uld Comml.IIIOD of Oblo Tueaday Wopat. Wopat Indicated I'1IMlnl • atop llan; John otbercuee. Grantod dlvorcea were to oulllne upauloo plaallor . delaya In ·f~U!na rate blkea Ro!llh, Middleport, $10 and m.ade II cUiilcalt to cope with costa, apiDDina tlrel; Richard Gary F. Hysell from Rolle 11M lutw'e. Ann HyaeU, Nancy E. Alter Robert M. Wopat of laflai!Gn ud IIJ)Irallaa CG111 D, Gllkey, l9, Middleport; $10 from Cbarlee R. Alker, Rita Marice~, preeldent, said Pi of dGIDa bullneu. Rate Cllll and costa, running a mWl011 Ia beiDa aided to ws-e pending before PUCO Arnold from WUUam Arnold; stop siRn; Mark W. Gener. a l's flve-eyar (1971· more lblll two yun. Jones, 25, VIenna, Ddorel Keaa King from John Tbe accelerated con· W. Va., $150 and costa, three Manhatt Kina: Penni V. UleO) upanslon budget. II days In jaU, driving while Lyona frvm Bernard Lylllll wiD booll tbe total outlay of IUuctlca effort will result In . 10111e ~liollal employuMnt, lntwcated, ud $100 and ud Qkla D. w~.. lroin ts57 mWlon. Rate ad.Jlllllilents al'a,rded cblelly In engineering and Brenda J. Walker. costs, ,......,ion · of lbe CGIIIJIIII)' In 1175 ud 19'16 conatructlon forces, be Maniagea dlaaolved were merijum wnle N. Lena Evelyn Clark and and 1~ad\lll recovery of c:oollnued. Mulford, a. , .-.neroy, $10 and costa, niiiiiiDi a stop Ca.rmln E. Clark. Samuel general bullneu c:oodii!Gna . ''Tile ~Ilona! fundi wiD !!l,ln, and Barbera J. Archer, Eupne MciODnty and Ruth made It poaalble to bollter tbe mate It poeelble to complete Ann McKinney, Thelma l'OIIIIrllcUOD effort, Wopat ~ llnallep of a lq~e ZJ, 1\llclclleport, $15 and costa, V.RuaU NEW NURSE - Mrs. Mary Myers, ' Route 4, party-line reduction and Harold RUIII!U said. -llpeedlng. Pomeroy, has begun her duties u the public health nurse Tills optimistic action pncram," uld Wopat. Forfeiting bonda, all polled and John E. Kerr, Jr. and of the MeigtCounty Departmj!!!t of Health. Mrs. Myers, foUowa 011 tbe beela of 10me Plana call lor ellmlnattnc MeUaaa Kerr. on apeedlns charges, were who moved here from Colorado, once wu a ml&ilonary In Casea dlamlased · were employe layoffs ud poat· aU rural ellbt"JIIriY llnel and Cbapman E. Dmon, Jr., 29, South America for five yean. She Is the daughter of Mr. Robert . Bowen, county ponement of about 200 wtan lolll'fllrl)' llnu by Winfield, W. Va., U1.70; and Mrs. Ben Eblin, Route 4, Pomeroy. superintendent VI James and Cllrl.stQPber E. Anderson, 2i, G.Wpolll, $23.70, and George Celli BaUey, Elda Darlene C. TbomJ)IOI!, 24, Pomeroy, Taylor VI Richard E. Taylor, • $23.70. Martba Anderaon VI Tbomu (Continued 1nm paae I) Anderlon, Karen Elizabeth Turley VI Kenneth Turley outlay of $38 mll1lon would be requlrod for 2,100 new buses to THE (:ATHOLIC the Bethlehem Boptlst lrllllllport tbe 515,000 studentl and another $36 mWlonfor added and Ohio VI Ralph Wblte. WOMEN'S Club will hold a Church, Great Bend, the · basement sale from 9 a.m . to unction ol R011!es J38 and Fines ordered by etpendltures for the schoola, according to J p.m. on Monday In the · \ 24, .Monday through Sunday, Sacre'd Heart Church at 7:30 p.m . each evening. Audl .t orlum. Toys and The evangelist will be Orin clothing will be for sale. Walker and there will be . GOV. JAMES A. RHODES has announced that · the Bureau ol Motor Vehicles has a third monthly Installment of $41e.S million in 1976 license revenues ready for. pia distribution among the slate's 88 counties. Meigs . County will receive $15,714.15. vocal music each evening. Earl Shuler, the pastor, Invites the public. MRS . DAISY B. ANKROM, a resident of Arcadia Nursing Home lh Coolville will be 90 rears old on Ocl. 1, and Miss Zelia Pullin, 150 .N. Second Ave., Apl. 16, will be 89 on Oct. 23. OHIO VALLEY GRANGE SFC JERRY CLELAND of 2612 , Letart Falls, will serve Fl. Sill, Oklo . son of Mr. and lunch at the Guy Shuler Mrs. Ross C1eland. Chesler picnic sale IQ be held Friday · was sent Tuesday morning to and Saturday at the Letart Saudi Arabia fo train Arabs Falls Community Building. in the use· ol heovy equip. mont. Only 10 American THERE IS A NEW number sotdlers were went to Arabia. listing for Meigs area women Cleland will be 1,000 miles who wish to make an appoint- inland and a plane will be on ment to attend 0110 of the free t." t area only once a month . cancer clinics to be held at Veterans Memorial Hospital RACINE BOY SCOUT on Oc!. 13 and 27. Numbers to Troop 24land Cub Scout Pock be called are 992-3708 . 2oiJ will hold a bake sale daytime, and 992·5832, saturday, Oc!. 2 at 8:30a.m. evenings or weekends . in front of the Roclne Post Office. Any0110 wishing to A REVIVAL will be held at da~ale are lo call 94'1·2UI, 949·2619 or 992-1059. Hospital News . Local BOwling vew.. 1111sw1a1 HIIJIIIal ADMISSIONS - Herman Haddcm, Middleport; Velma Imboden, Rutland; l\lllz1am · Len; Ractne. · DISCHARGES - Rudy Hupp, Thelma Duncan, Ha~lle Barringer, Sarah Macgle Rolenkram:. MaJ:Yin Darst, Clarence eonao: Wic:IIUne. Heller Hedleal CeUer (IJio! l'li1et. Sept.ll) Septomber 22. 1976 · W Latecomers . 26 Misfits 22 Rookies 22 Gulterdusters 18 Team No.2 16 Globetrotters 14 L 6 10 10 14 16 18 Allunders . 8 24 Unpreclidables 2 30 High . team series Lotecomers 1310, Misfits 1254, Rookies 1119. ·· High team gime Latecomers 493. Misfits 469, Latecomers ol.52. . High Ind. Ser~ - Bunny Estes m, Jane Tennonl 480, Pllyllls Benntlt m. High Ind. GAme - Nancy Neufillng and Jane Tennant 191, Bunny Estes 118, Phyllis BeiV!etl 166. . ~enny Corpenter : 1·2·7 spere conver~lon Marie Petry- 3·10 split conversion. Irene BenaeH, Darrell Campbell, Wlllard CoatM, J!oeemvy Colley, WDlls Cox, ~ Dml, Gloria Devol, EFJ1elt Galun, . Donald Gallowa.Y, CoclllaDc:e Goble, Mn. Mlebu1 lio!*m ud - ,·• 111111 IClmard, Sllllll Knight, LucUle Lambert, TamnlY Lovell, Joan McClain, Calvin Md>ulel, Joey Septembtr21, 1976 MI1Jer' Sylvia Mooney,llarry POMEROY LANES Moore, Barbara MuUina, · Trl County IMgue Catherine Parker, · LeDI Pooler, Clara Reed, Cberyl Eagles Oub StepiHiu, Sharon . Swan, Strikers Linda Tennant, Margaret Pomeroy Cern . Blk Co . HloR Flr•slooe 'hlmul, Michael ,...,plOD, Computers Services · Pamela Welch, Mary TeamOne Wileman, Velma Young. Ind. Game (B-SepLD) Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gllleuwater, aon, Rodney. !:t c. > TAI"..S '10 110L1BB The .PGmeroy Emqeacy Squd·wu ailed to 117 Vale St., at 12:40 a.m. WedaeadaJ ror Mn. Baal1llo Glrolaml wbo- IU. Sbe ... tall:lllto Qolrer Medical Center. Learning needs. lfounil early in rltesting program 11 1110. Tbll Ia IHIIDI IC. C!!!!JIIIIIhed 011 I ~ bull todly. Wopat 11ld about twotblrda of tile $21 mDliOD wiD ao ror IIPIM'OII of e~ble flcllltiel ud ~ IJIIIIntuL Tbe remo!Mer wiD cov.r pwdllle of ltema IUdl u looll, lllllnlmenll . ud nUdlboarda, piUI new hd!dlgp ud llddlllcll1l. •'Tile Plitf.Jjne reduction program hll been In procriu more thin 11 ytll'l," uld WOplt. . "Todly more lban rt per cent of our tealdenUal Mayor Andrews JAMES CROW teals the motor skills of Usa Distelhorse and PeMl Jeffers. Fined In Pomeroy Mayor day, Lows tonlgbt..W be t5to om, Clarence Andrews' ·court 50 and hlgba Tbursdi.J In lbe Tueaday nigbi were Roy upper 6011. ProbebtlltJ of rain EUII, Middleport, $30 and 20 per cent today, tonlgbt and costa; Intoxication; Willie Thursday. For, Wellslon, $10 ud costa, AUTOS COLLIDE faUure to oiHiy tbe request of The Meigs Couaty Sheriff'a an officer; Denver Bllllh, E!AST LIVERPooL, OHIO - ROBERT BAKER an Pomeroy, PIG ud COlis, Department lnvestlpted a attorney rtll'llesenllng the Easllivetpool Board ol EclucaUoo petty larceny, and JOIU@an two e1r ac:ddent :1\leaday at baa declared an lrnpa• In the ~t-day teacben Blrlke ilY ScGtl, Pomeroy, $110 and 7::10 p.m. In Scipio Twp. on ~ of tbe Elll livii]IOOI Educai!Gn Auoclalloll. ·The TR 52. · COlis, aaaaull. stalemate was called alter a ~ UBO<:Iallon meellng The report said JIUIIIIII .R. ·Forfeltll\g bonds were Tueeday. ' ', 1bcmu Anderson, Rutland, ' Bartley, Jr., Rt. I, Rulland, Schools &lperintendent Richard Jordan said the nut step $30, laillng to ytM at at ln- traftllng norlb, Rot 110 feet was to have ta1ka submitted to mediation or arbitration The lenectloa; RoiHirt Bunon, left of center ud 1truct lbe board's latest Clllti'act was rejected by the teachers ~rly Sbade, $300, driving whUe left r - ol a car travelbig Tuesday. Intoxicated, and Hazel IIOutb driven by Nancy J. "The offer lbat 11M board made the teachers wu lor under Grate, Lan~svUie, f50, Butcher, Albena. 1'ben! w..e what we had antleipated, "said chief teachen negotiator Keith overtaktna a stopped 8Chool no lnjuriel, no cltatloa laSued, ~on. .... -·-~"'ft« their bu. and only moderate property pn.orities.''"and what we feel they can .,.v ~ ul · - · ... '61111§ damage. ~ Aqaat totaled 19... net tons, apprulmlt8IJ u mliJIGn lOIII more tban tbe CVIt,eiijj!ClGdlng period lall year, tbe Lake a1 y VOL XXVII NO. 116 ~~ 1\.T Taka It on your iravals ·or wear II when vn•"'•••• off lor a shopping trip. Wlntuk• Orion® acrylic easily washable ..:...rooks and feels like the · mlum yarn It Is! Longer cardigan (271nch langlh Good SeleetiQn of Colols & Sizes ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . In our search for a new measure of excellen ce we've strived to make every Olds a betteiOtds for 1977. Our ne.;, Ninety·Eights and Delta 88s are more space-efficient, more weight-efficient and fuel ·efficienl than last year. (EPA test results below are estimates; your mileage depends on how you drive, your car's condition and its equipment California EPA estimates are lower.) million • Carrlera' Association reported today. . LONG n.Y CAST · ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Steve RaJelf of San Fraaclsco Twday tbe mnltlpller dl••,... double bandad event In the World Flycllllng Cbamplonablpe with a long cut of IOUI meters. . · Delta 88 Royale. !'lew idea ln famUy cars. ~-r. .J, .' \''~: ~ ~ ·" ·~ ~ • , ,." .• ,.._._.. . , 1 1• '\ ~ . ~ow you don 't have to sacrifice the room , the comfort, and the greet nde you w&nt-to get the ki nd of good g ~s mileage you need! There' s .. __ -· ,.,_ 1 \ ,l ' • . # .the new headroom and legroom I n the rear, new .s uspen s~on systems for the smooth, bigca r nde you 11ke. Yet Delta sa mileage is E~A highway tesl: 16 mpg inlh.ecitytes!, dramatically improved: 23 mpg, highway; 17 mpg, Cily.lesl, with available Rocket 260 VB . with the standard Ro cket 350 VB! You've got to ekperience its driving ease to believe it! • - ' {<'E·:. :, ' .... ,_ . -. .., ' Pis 20 16 14 14 I o Bill R rd and Moses Normen 212; Ron Toller 206; Chorlts Smith 201 . High Seriu - Moses Normon 564; Bill Radford 562: Blaine Carter 5-40. Team H,lgh Game and s.t-1• - Strikers, 890 and 7552. MEIGS litEATRE aosm FOR .... ~ VM'.AnoN WATCH FOR OPENING DATE •• ~ ,..• . Salon: The "g rand touring" Cutlass. 4·4·2: The legend lives onl Bold, Culluo &:Classy Cullass look, ride, · spor!y,looks. FE 2 rallye suspen · and comfort In the lowest· priced Slo~ . EPA estimates with~ , Cutlass ofalll Plus an EPA highway avat lable 260 VB, 5, ~~ . raling of 26 mpg: 16 mpg, city, with estimates are: 26 mpg, highway; 17 mpg, city. Hatch roof available. · · TilE INN PLACE ThursdJJy Night SpeciJJl ••• .... = Which kind of Cutlass is the right CuUass for you? With 260 VB, 5·speed transmission, 2.73 axle, EPA .speed transmiSS IOn.. 2.73 a.le: 27 mpg, htgh· way test; 17 mpg, city. lx . VI' ..~ Supreme Brougham: Big-car luxury tnteriar, practical size !n coupe or new sedan I EPA estimates: 25 mpg, .~£' standard 231 V6 engine and . . • manual transmission. . · , · """" · ·.', rJ-:·~ 1 . • · .' highway; ,t8.mpjl. Clly. with 231 vq. available automatic, 2.7 3 axle. .., •••• .• ,' < .. ~ • • lulU!)' CIJ'I, . Twin sliding roof panels, wraparound rear window, a n@w classic look. New Rocket 403 V8 # '"':-L ·•·· VIsit Our Salad Bar Stuffed Peppers Crumad Potatoes Vegetablea Hot Rolls Q)ffee, TH or Milk Omega Brouabam. Economicalto eJII"'I•M l:uropean HCIIDL . Our impressive "import fighter:· Roomy, , luxurious-feeling, inside; compact, fna~eu· verabie on lhe road. The affordoble ailtr·• notivel EPA estimates: 27 mpg. blgl\'jloy; 16 mpg, c1tl4 with stondard 2~ I V16 OJ191Q.!' and manual transmission . • Plus tax THE MEIGS INN Ill 25; with compu!erized f>11SAR elec!ronlc spork timing , EPA esllmates: 19 mpg. highwoy: 1l mpg, city. Slalflre GT. The joy of drivlng·ls alive and well! . ' See whal's in Starfire with the available GT pack age: bucke!s, floor-shifter, tach and gauges, GT slrlpes, rollye wheels-and morel EPA estlmales with available 23 1 V6. ~ spe ed transmission, 2.56 aJIIe: 34 mpg, highway: 19 mpg, city. Sensational! ~SEE carry out the diagnostic learning needa program. In 26 peraon.s Involved In . lbe ·fX'OCI'am. attended a two day workshop In Chllllcothe to bec:ome familiar with the teslinl! methoda. Wednel!day, testtnaolaollle of the Pomeroy Elementary School klndergartilJI studenta was carried out. Members ol 11M Meigs County Retired ,Senior Volunteer Program . were on hand to assist the children and the testinl! staff moving chUdren from station to station. Tbe seruor volunteer group (Continued on Page 7) ""goat / J MEIGS LOCAL School Olstl'ict health nurse Shato11. Birch, conduc~ a vision examination for Janelle ilurlon at Pomeroy Elementary School's klndergm~n. enttne PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS BEIRtrr, LEBANON - SYRIAN AND CHRISTIAN forces closed In on pockets of Palestinian resistance In the Lebanese central mountains today In what appeared to be the worst defeat lor the cOIIllllilndos In Lebanon's 17-month· civil war. Palestinian IIPOI\esmen 'refused to eommenl on iheir quick setback In the face of Syria's spectacular and largely unopposed assault. But a Palestinian source confinned they had lost the most important positions vital to the rest of their mountain defense-the key towns of Hammana, Mtein and Alntoura . Palestinian sources attributed the collapse of their positions to a Syrian change of tactics from tank columns to mobile Infantry able to stonn through side roads, over ridges and acr0811 fields to attack from sides where the Palestinians were unprepared. WASifiNGTON - THE SENATE BELIEVES 65 weeks is too long a time for Americans to collect. unemployment CQDpensBtlon, and would let the limit fall to 39 weeks. The plan would require state .and local governments to take over most of the cost Of providing jpbless pay coverage for their own nearly 8 mWlon employes. It would not requke lhe nation's I million domestic and 1 mllUon agricultural workers lo be · given permanent unemployment compensation eoverage~ It would raise the unemployment tax, paid bY employers, in order to start reducing·an $11tiilllon deficit in the program, brought on by high unemployment during the recession. Those decisions were made, through action or inaction, by the Senate Wednesday as It pasSed 70 to 6 a bUI revising the permanent, federal-state unemployment compensation program, which covers 68 mi1lion Americans. The bill now goes to conference. with a House.passed bill differing in some respects. DR. JAMES ROGERS, Meigs CoWity 's school psychologist , tes~ John Klein , Athletes want bottles, caps Act;ident underlines claim of hazard SYRACUSE - For the lack oi a guardrail a cargo truck went off Ihe highway In upper Sytaclise wedn<;sday at 1:515 p.m. . . According to Sheriff's Deputy Randall Carpenter, investigating the accident, this lruck driven east by Luther llamey, 42, Lesage, W. Va. owned by . Zerkle Trucking Co., Middleport, went over the embankment, struck a utility pole and turned over on its side. The driver escaped without injury . Residents in Syracuse and Racine were without power for !hree and a half hours. The area of the accident has been a recognized hazard for several years. Assistance has been requested from the State Highway Department to widen the road and place a guardrail in the area but nothing has been done. The stale contends that it ls the responsibility of the village, bul the village cannot pay for it. There have been numerous accidents In the area . HEW vetO ,{aces override action WASHINGTON (UP! ) Democrats mustered 'votes QUINCY, ILL. - TWO MEN ARE IN custody in today for effor.ts to override coonecU.on with a series of boffib blasts that killed one man and President Ford's 59th veto, Injured another during GOP vice presidential candidate which rejected as too costly a $56.6 billion bm financing Robert DOle's visit to Quincy earner this week. operations of the Labor Authorltiee said ooe or two more suspeciB were still being and the Department sought today. Robert Motley, a Quiocy construction worker sought oo murder and anon charges, turned himself in Department of Health, Wednel!day nlcht. Shortly afterwards, Adams County Sheriff Education and Welfare. Democratic leaders, who Robert Nail announced that Jeffrey T. Lewis, 17, Quincy, had accused Ford of insensitivity been arrested on the same charges earlier Wednesday. and a lack of compassion , scheduled a vote today on WASifiNGTON - ABOUT 3.4 MIWON government overriding th e veto .. The employes earning less than $37,806 1nnually will get a pay measW'e had passed both the raise next month. House and the Senate by President Ford Wednesday ordered a 4.113 per cent pay boost foc civilian and mllllary employes effective Oct. 1. About voice votes, and the prospects 1.4 mWlon clvlllana and 2 mllUon mllltary personnel are lor · an override were al!ected. The aMouncement 118id the increase will vary with uncertain but leaders were · general grade from 4;24 per cent at Gs-6 to 7.92 per cent in the optimistic. If the veto stands, the two lower step grades of. GS-IS. departments will get their funding through a congressional resolution providing funds until t-farch 1, 1977, at a rate sllghUy higher than In their last budget. Ford said he opposed the bill because it cost nearly $4 Four lawsuits lor money Wilt, Rt. t, Pomeroy, ask billion more than he 'bave been fUod In Meigs $6,500 from James Fisher, recommended. He termed it County Common Pleaa Court. Middleport, lor Injuries "a pei'lect example of the In otber entrlea one couple sufferod by MarJorie Wilt, a triumph of election year Biked for divorce lind anotber paaaenger In a car that the polltlcso ver fiscal restraint got Ill wish. 'defendant negligently drove and responsibility to the' Edward M. Cozart, hls vehicle Into on May 25, hard-pressed American Pomeroy, Shtela K. Cozart, 1976, In Mlddlepor~, ac- taxpayer." Pomeroy, and Ro(ler Davia, cording to the peUUon. The bill carried $10 bmion dbl Klapbury Mobile Home . A sull In the amount of for the Labor Department 8alea and Servl~e Inc., •IZ,988.52 was flied by Ruby Paa1a0y, Ia 1111n11 MuOn and Vinton Jones, Rt. I, Long Homea Inc., Mason and Bottom, agalnat Opal FitzP Ills b u r 1 b T es t1 n g patrick, Rt. 3, Albany · for, LaboralllrJ, Plltlburgh, Pa., InJuries sullced by Ruby fqr ...703 In compenaa!ory Jonee when she feU Into an Chance of showers this dtmages and fl50,000 OjleD well on the defetldant's evening, becoming only paattlve dtma1es lor property. croudy late tonight and clamall to a mublle home. He,lene Braden, Mid· Friday. Llws tonight in lbe The Pomeroy National dleport, filed lor divorce lower 50s, highs Frlday in ~ 41lad fllr t~.•·• 1nm against ·itirold S. Braden, lower 70s. Probability of l\obert E. Ruuel1 ud Allee Jr., Sparta, Ky., and Eugia precipitation 70 per cent • M. Ruaaell, Rl. '· l'umenJ)'. Young wa.a granted a divorce today, 30 per cent tonight, 20 Rlehanl Wilt~ Mlrjorte Iron\ Homer C. Voung. · per cent Friday. Money asked in four court suits· Toronado XSR.I'Iew concept In personal l B . ~~ i CINCINNATI - CONCEDING TO ITS STRIP miner members, the United Mine .Workers union has . abandoned support for a law regulating strip mining and reclamation. An o~ten-divided union convention voted overwhelmingly Wednel!day to support stronger state laws Instead of federal legislation. The reversal was interpreted by some' as a defeat for President Arnold Miller ; who bad lobbied for a federal bill. Miller's critics, led by former strip miner Lee Rdy Pattetaon, also !!Ought to strip the union president !If his power _to·CCIID;.oJJobbylng, orP,nlztng; safety enf~i:ement and dues collecilOM.Siippocters of Patterson, who w1U 'challenge Miller for the presidency next year, already have succeeded in embarraaalng the union's top officer by scheduling the ehiction five montha early. Efforts to reverse that decision failed Wednel!day. MORE THAN JUST BEI'I'ER CARS 'IHEY'RE BEI'I'ER . 98 Regency A remarilable new kind of luxury. laterJailure b ,ewsBy UulledPresslntematlooal • • •zn rze1 s~11 ;:;: , OLDSMOBILE 1977 Only a com pl ~tel y new car could do everything a luxury car must do in 1977. So h!!re s the room, comfort and splendid lu.:ury you eKpect in a ~Jtr Regency .. . plus the unexpected luxury of ~ , . ~\' ~ . ..._, good as mileage: an estimated 21 mpg in :t:..::! I • THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1976 POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Deficiencies II. ·::;::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::;~;::::::::::::::::i:::::::~:::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~·::::::::~(o$ . EXTENDED OUTI.OOI Friday ....... lllladay, lllr FrtdtJ, a . _ of abwera Salvda)' aad cleartq 8udaJ. Riehl 11111111 will IHI Ia ae 'Ill ad inl will raaae rrtlle lllld . . lillie •111111. • ' super YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO - A STRIKE FOR MORE pay by six of eighl lllllona hal left this Industrial city of neerly 140,000 populai!Gn with seven firemen and 17 pollee olflcen, plus super;ilory penonnel, oo duty. · . By the tJme city olflctals set down to bargain with pollee · and firemen late Tueaday nl&hl, garbage collection alao was ~ a problem. NegotlaiiOIII with otber lllri1dng city senn.ce worker~ were eche411ed f(!l' this lll«<llng. Cloudy tonlgbt and Thlll'l' 8IIIPMENT8 VP . CLEVELAND (UPI) Slllp•w•ta of 1roa ore. coal and pin oolbe Graat Lakes ' =·operating Weather · ByBobHoeflfi:b Mrs. Gretta SuUle, project Over too Meigs County coordinator, said potential kindergarten pupils are dropouts much later may be undergoing estenslve testing . found as early as kin· this year ln the new procram. dergarten through the "Di agnosing Learning program. The special help, Needs," condudod by 11M early In the education office of Meigs County Supt. proceu, has been proven of Schools Robert E. Bowen. effective. Pupils being tested go to sll: Parents also have been stallona where vlJ!ual and brought Into the testing motor skills, language . program. They )lave been ablllty, hearing and sight are Invited to the various schools checked. Children with and have completed problems are spotted, questionnaires giving a .whereupon special help wiD complete medical history of be provided at work . .110M their children. set up In each klnder1arten The county was given an classroom. approlimate $11,000 grant to IN POMEROY News •• in Briefs Local notices, briefs special ~w::::=:::==~===x=:=:=:=:::::::=~==:=:=:=:::=======:::=:::=:::::=:::::=~:=:::::=:=:=:::::::=:=:=:;::::!=:-:-:::=:~:::;.:::::=:-:::.:·=·:·::;.:-=-:·=·=·:·:·=·=·:·=·=·=·======-~=;=:=:=:::~::::.~=·:0:~·=·:·:::·=·~:-==~·:·=:=·===~t Weather . .... and the rest for HEW for the military hardware?" House Democratic Leader fiscal year that starts Friday. Speaker Carl Albert said Thomas P. O'Neill said lhe Ford's veto "underscores his veto was in character with total lack of compassion for Ford's " insensitivity." the ·most vulnera ble "A Labor-HEW appropria· ttons bill was the first bill members of our society." "Where was his concern for vetoed by Richard Nixon," the budget," · Albert said, O'Neill said. "I pray it wiU be "when he suddenly asked the the last bill vetoed by Gerald Congress, in i~ closing days, Ford." for an extra $2 billion in The biD contained a coritJ·oversial section barring federal aid lor abortions to low-Income women unless AUTOPSY SOUGHT SELMER, Tenn . (UPI) - their lives were endangered The late Buford Pusser, the 6- by pregnancy. foot-6, 250-j)ound law and The federal government order sheriff of McNairy now pays states nearly $50 County will reJ)lain buried miUlon a year _Jo finance for the time being. abortions for about 300,000 His mother and 16-year~ld loW·ineome women under the orphan daughter, Dwana , Medicaid program. want an autopsy on his body Ford said he agreed with lo prove he was polaoned the restriction on abortion before the August 1974 auto aid, and his objection to the accident that k!Ued him, after bill was "based purely ·and he had survived seven simply" on the issue of fiscal assassination attempts. integrity. The counly district attorney and the medical examiner, however, say there is no evidence of foul play and have refused • permission lor the body to be Jerry Crothers, starting exhumed. The family is center on the Lot!an High seeking other legal means to School football team, was get the autopsy. killed yesterday w)len hill motorcycle C(Jilided with a SQUAD CALLED pickup truck. RACINE - The Racine ER The 15-year~ld sophomo~ Squad wiiS called Tllurl!day was on his way to a doctor 's at I a. m. 'for Preston Par- office to have a minor football sons, Racine, who was taken iniury treated, act"Ordlng to to Veterans · Memorial LJgan coach Bill Biggers. Ho!!Pital. Biggers canc,elled yesterday 's practice. Funeral details were INHOLZER , uilknown last night. Richard Freeman, Logan ill scheduled to play Pomeroy, Is a medical Ironton at home tomorrow . patient at Hoi2er Medical night in the first Southeastern Center. His room number is Ohio AUlletic League game 409. lor both teams. '· Band going to · festival in Athens Oct. 9 The Meigs Marchillg Band will participate in the Athens Invitational Ma;ching Band Festival to be held at Paden Stadium atO.U. on Saturday, Oct. 9. Advanced tickets may be purchased at New York Clothing House, Pomeroy, Col!llllbia Gas In Middleport or persons may contact Pat WOQd at 992-2281, Mrs. Belva Glaze lit 992-5206, Mrs. William King at m.'ililll, or any of the ba~d members. Tickets are $2 for adults and 75 cents lor students and children. The time element on the sale of tickets is limited and persons are U.'fled ·to purchase them as soon as possible. • A soft drink bottle drive will be conducted by the Meigs Athletic Boosters Saturday. when Meigs aUlletes under the direction of the varsity coachlrig staff asslsteg by Bill Wlllfo1·d and Mlck Childs, will canvass Po!Jleroy : Rutland an4 Middleport lor all brand.s of soft drink bottles as well ail Royal Crown, Nehi, Upper Ten and Di~t Rite bottle caps. The Royal Crown Bottling .Company of Mlddlop01t will EXTENDED OUTLOOK reimburse th~ booster Sotur~ay through organization for all bottles Monday, lair tbrougboul and caps. ' the period with btgba In the The boosters also · hove on upper 108 or the 70s an~ the . overulgbt low11D the 40s or hand a number of 100 per cent nylon, pile,fined, water the lower 50s. repellant jackets, gold In color, with the words, "Meigs Marauders" in maroon on the TAKEN TO HOSPITAL The ·Pomeroy Emergency left breast. These Jack !:Is are Squad was called to 5 Liberty ideal lor cold weather and Lane at I a. m. Thursday for may be seen at the Athcns Hattie Barringer who suf· County Savings and Loan and fered a possible heart attack. The Kiddie Shop. At the same time as the She was !~!ken to Veterans canvass, membership cards Memorial Hospital. to the Athleti c Booster organization will he available at $1 each. Public suppott will LODGE TO MEET CHESTER - A special be appreciated. In case of Inclement meeting of Shade River Lodge 453 Chester, has been weaU1er the drive will be held called lor Saturday, Oct. 2, at at a later date. Tho next 10 a. m. to paint the roof, booster meeting ls Wedweather permitting. All nesday. Oct. 6 nt 7:.ln p.1n. members are asked to assist. Logan gn·dder killed m • eras .. h. GIFTS PRESENTED - Nita Jean Ritchie, .right, for t11e Community Club, IJlltl Boa DOuglas, left, for teachers, presented Mamie Headley gifts upon hijr rei inm~n t. Head cook at school honored on retirement TUPPERS PLAINS - The teachers and non-certified personnel at 1'uppers Plnins ~leme~ta.ry School ~nd members of the Tuppers Plains Community Club showe-J their appreciation to a dedicated lady, Mrume Headley, on her retirement afler 18 years n• t1t·ud C'Y.lk at Tuppers Pl81Ds Elem~ntary with a dinn er 1'Uesday a! the community center. . The hooored guest, Mrs. Headley, ~enter, was presented a gift on behalf of the Tu~p <n Plains Community Club by Nita Jean Ritchie, right, and on behalf of lhe teachers by Be~ DOuglas, left . Mrs. Headley ill the wife of Clyde Headley and they are the parenL~ of a son, Do1.", of Tuppers Plains, and they have three grandchildren , Bobby, Beth and Kelley . Attending were Mr. ~nd Mrs. Bob Sanders, Barbara Tripp, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown Mr and Mrs Tom Gump, Mrs. Howle Caldwell, Mrs. Ernest Whitehead, Mrs. ArvlUH Freclter M1·s· Howard Parker , Mrs. florence Wyers, Mrs. DOUglas, Mrs. Patty Life, Mr. and' r<irs: Headley, and Mr. and Mrs. DOn Headley, Beth and Kelley. · Members of the Tuppers Plains Community Club prepared and serred till' thrmcr. • • j ~ I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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