https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/677625c0d3e67d20be385cf8f8efa955.pdf 1d27ec70291da449eeea71f36fb6e1f2 PDF Text Text • ....... 1~ --I lie llaliy vll!Jttti.l "rwruy·t~Mdteport, "·· • u""""i· ll<:tot>e r 21, 1971 v terans recetvmg 8% ·increase in benefits • • • '\omf' 2.2 rritllinn ~ eterrms compenSl1tlon for Set VICNOtu,.c('!d dis~biliticS from the Veterans Ad· Hunist1alion wiU receieve en 6 pt n:t;L incrense in their mont! '~' llRYIOPnts as a result director of the Cleveland VII Regional Otflc.e, the 8 per of • n ce nt iegi•latron signed cent increase In monthly into law. rates also was extended to ,\ccording to) .. M. Merritt, re,· clvin~ Jobs offered in program for seniors 1f you are over 5f• ye:•rs of Senior F'riends· ~~~~s been in full 1.:teople, and arP Ht nF-cd of <wing Jor two months now. It ctfJding tu ynur iurum~ . the: ~mpioy~ Senior Citizens at 1Wllia • JRckson .• M.rgs 12.00 ~cr hour plus t<anso'ommuulty Mrnt:tl Heallh portutiou eosts to work '<vljh renter has tl}e program fo1 Atheu; Meirta l Health ·~e. The residents, and those who bave · been discharged from these facilities. Senior Friends work on a one-to-one basis, helping residents relearn tasks t~a\ may have ·been forgotten (such as shopping, pHl ients, nursing h o rn~ managing money, riding a bus, making appointments, cooking, sewing ), and Senior Friends also help link discharged residents up with I.istening. Hey God Listen 1 se rvices they could be ;;, rrybody Nec<ls Somebody, recei vlng bul may not know (social security, Jlu~ Really Was A Long about 'J'imr A~o, Hey Mom , Usten medicaid ~ tax exemptions, !ley Darl, Listen, Do You reduced food rates, etc.). But Ever Slumber, Trees, Mr. most of ali, Senior Friends Pullutimt 'l'hM nks God, God are all that any other friend L<JV<'S Me Just Like I Am, . wou.ld be, someene to talk liry, Uo<l I Really Love'You with, who cares about them, and '!'hunks ~'or LL•tcning. · and wants to help them Uve Th:wks God, featured a more independently. solo part b) Karen Lewis and Two positions are now open Ma rein Sisson to be Senior Friends working oint:ing were Robrn 1().20 hours per week at per Fore111un, Mi(•helle Bond , hour. If you would Uke to 1 r,drl Turker, Miri am Sisson, know more about being a LjJr i ('lla pman, Marcia Senior Friend, contact Kathle [)is:;ou, Kare n Lewis, Filsinger at the Pomeroy Hridge tte Bently , Melanic Senior Citizens Center 992· Mossman , rl nnctte .Johnson , 7886, 'or at the Mei!S Mental Valerie .Hickmon, Tommy fiea lth Clinic, 992-2192. enjoy ' working with prugram \"' Oil. nearly 320,000 surviving spouses · and children receiving dependency and indemnity compensation from~ V11. These payments go to ehglble survivors of veterlllll! who died on active duty or from service· connected causes. Rates range fromt260to~, based on the veteran's military grade at the time of bta death. The increa..,. are effective D<;t. land will be reflected lor the first time In checks received Nov.!, Merritt said. lin .annual clothing allowance paid to disabled veterans wasincreased$15to $190 under the new Jaw. Almost 52,000 service· disabled veterans, requtrlng use of prosthetic.' or or· thopedlc appllaiiCell, quaUfy lor the allowance to offset expenses lncumd ln wear and tear of clothing. The lncreaiM! wllLbe reflected for the first time In allowances paid Sept. 1, 1977. EllglbW\Y.Ior the one-time allowance of mit more than $3,300 toward purchase of an automobile was extended· to certain disabled v~terans with inllltary service after Sept. 15, 1940. Previously, patient In • nlll'llng bome. Burial beneflt.s were ex· panded to permit relm·. bu~ent for COli. of triJllo portatlon, to the nearest national cemetery, of / the ellgibllity wu limited only to thoaewho ..rvedaf\erllec. 6, 1941. • The new law also Increased the ma~lmum llml\ on mortaage protection life Insurance from ~.ooo to $40,000 for disabled veterans who receive grants for specially adapted housing. llddi\lonal payments of up to $78 monthly was authorized . for ellglllle · veterans who receive compen.sation allowa.nces lor a spouse, if the latter requires aid arid attendance or ill a I Mason Unit cel Methodist 1;h1 11 c·h wit11 Mrs .. k"m Sl'ISOll RnJ Mr s. Dr.nni·' Harris, tirectm' and piaui-;t of the JU1 1iur C1mir rrs,,ertively. Sel<'tti(UJS f!IHJ r>hoir •w:mbr t'.~ \\' t\1 r· . He} Gnd Co d ls ' lwa:,.s ·•, -M-EIGS ; CLOSED foR VAC'IIfiQN oN , WA'Jf>JJ fOR \1 .. Bmn1~nrdne1". 1 Nfa r• y Ali<'e Sisson, Ray nednwnd , 'I cr . i Wolf and hobit' .Johnson. a~~~~~;~~~=~::::::::::;i ~ THE { ~;\; PLACE tr t•dt:e,o;dny Nip"ht ·'pedal I ' \ .' •f' , ~ ~~.r · /~. •.' ' . r, . l \ ' I' -'. .:_ <y, •• 1\ ~/t" ·~ \ /I Vr~r· Ou )~lr;J Br:·Cil -; l n"~·J·.W<J f !"3t!r . 1 VPgPt(1hlt' Hoi Rnll s Cuffee. leu or MilK · Plus tax nl£ MEIGS ,,11\JN. MORE THAN '98,000.00 · !iot., Oct. 30, 1976, . to our 1976 Christmas Cl ub Members to help provide them with a worry-free Holiday. Season. JOIN OUR~ '77 Lee , Pomeroy; Burch, Rutl and ; Gladys Gladys Mullins, Dexler; Sadie Bright, Gallipolis; Minnie Johnson.- Athens ; Allie Simon, Pomeroy; Media Schoonover, Rutland ; Robert Elliott, Syracuse; Pauline Derenberger, Pomeroy;, Mary Call, P~meroy; Kimberly Sebo, Pomeroy; Maniin Darst, Pomeroy. Discharged Alice Lezotte, Millie Blake, Fay Schultz, Dana Howell, Louise Burbridge, Michelle Smith, Tina Mullins, Raleigh Sayre, James Darst, Stella Ebersbach, David Ross, Jerry Bates, Marjorie Smith. ' Pleasant Valley Hospital l;>ischarges - Nellie Kent, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Charles Ba rr, Leon; Mrs . John Fowler, Pliny; Brian Rice, Southside, and Tlna ,Piatzer, Point Pleasant. Births _: A son to Mr. and , · Mrs. Chester Rose, Racine; a Gon to Mr. and Mrs . Hetman Buttrick, Gallipolis Ferry. UNIT CALLED '!'he Pomeroy .Emergency . Squad was called to 1116 Spring Ave., at 4:52 p. m. Monday for Marvin Darst who was ill ..He was taken to · Veterans Memorial Hospital where he was admitted. Ohio College Fpotba ll Records United Press International M i d, A meric an Conference Conference All Gam es WLTW' LT BaliS! . 2 00 52 0 ' Bow l ing Green 4 1 0 5 2 0 ol 1 0 West . Mi ch . Ken t St. Miami NQr . 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I " ' Billy Triplett Cbristmas of the ' Good GUys'' COLUMBUS - GOV. JAMES A. RHODES, with a kind· w<rd l<r the Uolled Mine Workers of America, has signed ·legislation upgrading Ohio's deep mine safety standards for the flrsllime.since 1941. The comprehensive bill, effective next Jan.·25, was signed Tuesday by the governor, who praised UMW efforts In September which broke a three-month · deadlock on the measure. · Signing of the bill means, among other things, that Ohip will bave wcertify all future deep mine superintendents and meet federal safety and sanitaty standards. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Pd. Pol. Adv. 1o x o5 o Hospitals ' Sharing ~f Services. Hospitals serving the same geograph1c.area can often share services and facilities. For instance, one hospital may pro· vide laundry services for itself and other hos· pita!~. The same wit~ l~boratory services. Or certam types of spee1ah~ed care. In this way, all. hosp1.tals need not mamtain and pay for the same thmgs. . Utilization Review. All h?~pit!J.lS support and encourage the work of uhhzatJOn rev1ew com· 4 0 0 7 0 0 4o 0 1 1 s 3 1· 0 5 2 0 Purdue 2 20 3 <1 0 220340 1 20 J 40 1J 0 J 4 0 1J 0 3 4 0 Illinois Wisc o nsi n Iowa Mlch . Sf. Norweste rn 13 0 2 4 1 o 4o o 1 o Hoosier· Buckeye Confer.ence Conference All Giimes WLTWLT Wilm ing ton <1 0 1 4 1 I Hanover 410 420 Taylor 320 420 Defiance 320 3JO Fi nd!a)l 32 0 330 Manches ter 3 2 0 3 J• 0 Ande r son l40 240 Bluf fton 1 ~ a· 1 6 o EartHim . 0 ·5 I 0 5 I Other :. wl r Ci ncinnall 6 0 0 A kron 6 I 0 Ccnr '>t ate s 2 0 AShland 4 3 0 DaYton J 5 0 Hiram 1 ' 0 John Carroll l ' 0 Casf' western 1 4 0 Younqs town ';.1 7 ~ 0 mittees composed of doctors. These committees mee! r~gularly to review individual hospital ad.nnss10ns and help make sure all patients re· ce1ve the care and services they need, no more and no less. · . · .. Staff Evaluations. All hospitals have formai programs to review staffing needs. Such ·programs are designed to help assure that each of the estimated 200 job categ'ories in large hospitals are properly filled with enough ~e?ple to do the job. They also assess produc· tiVIty and work toward greater efficienctes. G~up Purchasing. Hospitals in a given area Will ?ften combine their pur hasing power -to ob~m the low~st possible price on supplies and equipment. . Doctors Hospitalization and Peer Revmr Programs. Ma_ny do~tors serve ~n hospital committees which r~v1ew the quality .of medical care and seek. ways to reduce costs without sacrificing quality. They watch for, and look into, what appear to be incidents of unwarranted treatment or s~rvice such as unnecessary admissions, ex· cess~ve stays, over·u~e of x-ray and laboratory serv1ces, and delays m consultation or referral. E.t2'ducing Overhea';l. Doctors are looking for ways to reduce the1r own overhead, often by f?rming partnerships or professional corpora· t10ns. And doctors frequently share office space and employees. · TROY, OIDO -ROBERT DOLE SPENT much of his tour lhreugh Pennaylvania, Ohio and Indiana Tuesday clarifying ·:· earlier campaign statements. The Republica<~ vice president · cmlidate said he did not blame Democrats for World War II or · VIetnam and acknowledged he misspoke himself when he ~id ~ he, Uke Jimmy Corter, would not send U. S. _troops inw YJ111oslavla If the Soviets should Invade that country. . Dole alao soUght to clarify his statement Monday about reservations he bad about World War II, saying, "I don't. think 1 ran all the way down to volunteer . .But I did volunteer." Dole's Maine w CaWornla campaign swing began as an unusually bitter attack on Carter's <!efense and foreign policies, but as he meved west, he fouhd himself spending more and more ume elarlfl""g his own statements. How All of Us Can Help E.'acli of Us Hold Down Health Carr Cost to: ~ "' \ ,,. Name ____________________. _. _ ._____ Address------------'----------__:._ • All of us helping each of us. State ______,Z ip·--- ----- Mail this to: Free Booklet Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Central Ohio Box 348 ' Columbus. Ohio 432 16 ., ' . •R egi stered Marks Blue Cmss ASs nciati;•n • <IIRegjs te red Service Marks of the Na'tinnal Ass()clation of B t u~ Shield Plans ' • I VOL. XXVII NO. 21 t at y POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ) When he (the police officer l Holcomb," said Brown. "'fl got <hem out and slarted to suspects jumped ou• of tt get <he people out someone t'Br and ron. ·"The other lwo, Pnul sha• • gunned the car and tried to run over the ofrk-ers, Sbrne .19, Buchlcl and Jo shots were fired and lhe Harding, 19, of Stone crt"i officers radioed for a road rnn, ' said Brown. "Then they diSIIppNtn block . and we hnd u rei>Jrl Uu "Holcomb pulled ncross a were headed for N• stroot, lutd his red light on nnd sn forth, and stepped out Philadelphia," he said. Brown snid they apparent oithe car but <he car didn 't {C<lnllnued on !Jil;it 2{) ) stop and ploughed right lnto 1 • enttne WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27. 1976 PRICE FIFTEEN CENT~ Amtrak's Shenandoah in first run Sunday new stations at Par.kersburg on \he East Coast. and Cumberland , Md .; The eastbound Shenandoah heal ed, glass enclosed will depart Cincinnati at 6:45 waiting shelters are being a.m. · da lly . With stops at constructed ai Rowlesburg, Chillicothe, Ohio al9 :15 a.m.; W. Va., Grafton, W. Va ., Athens, Ohio at 10:35 a.m.; Athens, and Chillic othe; Parkersburg, W.Va. alll:30 · ad~dltlonally existing a.m.; Clarksburg, W. Va. at 2 .stations are being renovated p.m.; Grafton, W. Va. a\ 2:50 at other points. p.m.; Rowlesburg, W. Va. at The westbound Shenandoah 3:50 p.m.; Oakland, Md. a\ will depart Washington, at 4:35p.m.; Keyser, W.Va. at 9:25 a.m. daily with stops·al 5:35p.m.; Cumberland, Md. Silver Springs, Md. at 9:37; a\ 6:18p.m. ;.Martinsburg, W. Rockville, Md. at 9:48 a.m.; Va. at 7:55 p.m.; Harpers J BrUilBwick, Md. at . 10 :20; Ferry, W. Va. at 8:20 p.m.; Harpers Ferry, W. Va. at Brunswick, Md. at 8:30p.m.; 10:30 a.m.; Martinsburg, W. Rockville, Md. at 9:00 p.m.; \ Va. at 10:55; Cumberland, . Silver Springs, Md. a\ 9:20 /. Md . atl2 : 30~ .m .: Keyser, W. p.m., and terminate at Va. a\ 1:10 p'.m.; Oakland, Washington a\ 9:40p.m. THESE NEW MEMBERS were presented pins at the annual ' Meigs Countr Farm Md. . at 2:10 · p.m. ; 'Fares between Washington . Bureau Federation meeting Tuesday night. Front, Ito r, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wolfe, Mr. aml l Rowlesburg, W. Va. at 2:55 and Cincinnati, one·way, will Mrs. Robert V.-Pullins; back row, lto r, Puul Rue!~ . Wesley Buehl, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas , p.m.; Grafton, W. Va. at· 4 be $29 while Athens· Dorst. p.!)l.; Clarksburg, W. Va. at Washington one-way fare will 4:45 p.m.; Parkersburg, W. be $27 .SO, and one-way Va. at 7:15 p.m.; Athens, Athens.Cinclnnnll fare will be Ohioat8 :10p.m.; Chillicothe, $12. Amtrak wiU offer a 25 Ohio at 9:30 p.m., and ter· percent discount on · round minate at Cincinnati at 11 :59 tr\p tickets, provided the trip p.m. ~. will ~ ~l!l£!.eled within 9li Connections will be <Ia· This would reduce the . ; possible at · Cincinnati for cos<ol an Athens-Washington Chicago and other points, and roundtrip from $55 to $41.50. at Washington for all points - ,,,, COLUMBUS - Frank D. capital loans are available to Ray, Director of the replace the amount of the C<>lumbus District Office of actual economic loss. Inquiries should be the 0. S. Small Business lldn\lnlstra\lon (SBA), has directed to the Finance and announced that businesses ~Investment Division of the !bat suffered economic losses ColUmbus District SBII Office as a result of damaging frost a~ 34 North HI~ Street, in · Meigs County · between Columbus, Ohlb 43215, (614 ) April 10 and 16, 1976 and a tornado In Warren C<>unty on ~· suggested that June 24, 1976 are eligible for buslnes~es considering SBA Economic Injury Economic Injury Disaster Business Loan applications Disaster Business Loans. Ray said that, in general, contact SBA soon to be \he economic injury considered for the assistance. necessitating \he loan must Loans will be at the 6% per bave occurred as a result of · cent interest rate and will be \he damages sustained by the availa~le until April 25 • !97'1 farmers affectl!d by .these In Meigs County and unUI disasters. Long-term working. June 7, 1977 In ·warren County. J .I Grass root opinion wants · the idle to work, federal spending put Wl~er contrf : Loans offered oit frost .loss . GaiJJa C<lunty recorded Its llccordlng to the GaW. ' ninth and lOth traffic Meigs Post . State Highway : fatalities Tuesday . ~ening . Patrol, the Ross car was liP'· . : and urly thl.a morning with proachlng the Intersection the deaths of IB·year·old . when her m:allloreign north- · ; :rerry Unroe, 18, Rt. 2, Crown b!>und car failed to lllop and . City, and Katherine Lanl struck the right side of a Roll, 19, of 188 Portsmouth westbound tractor-trailer rig 11c1., GaWpolt.s. operated. by Chester .W. An elderly Melp County Davia, 35, Washington C.H. man alao was killed.Tuesday llllu Rosa was ruShed to st. nlahl when hit by a Clr. Mary's Hospital for treat· · ' · Unroe, son of Mr. and Mrs. ment of maaalve head InVIas Unroe, died at 5:40p.m. · juries by an SEOEMS am· Tuesday In St. ·Mary's bulance. The accident is still ' H01pltal ol head Injuries under investigation. sufferedlnanaecldentat3:1M Unroe 1\'&s the second a.m. Sunday on Eastern -Ave. person claimed ln the ac· , Miss Rosa, daughter of elden! sunday morning on Merlyn Ron, Associate Eastern 'Ave. near Working · Professor of MILlie a\ Rio Man's Friend Service Station Gnnde CoU.e, and Edie 1 In Galllpolis, RcJu, died al2::10 a.m, today Dead at the scene was LIINI ROSS . In St. Mu'y's Hospital 8ll the , Timothy Len Riehle, Rt. 2, result of injuries suffered In a Gallipolis, an employee ofthe car-lracl« rig accident at Pennylare Market. City bound Ritchie ca r, ap· . 3:06 p.m. Tuuday at the pollee· are still investigating parently traveling at a high rate of speed, went , out of jWICtilll of Stlte Routes 35 the accldenl. (C<lnUnued on 'page 20) . · and 3li In Rio Grande. · It occurred when .the south· I "This whole llilng started about 2 a .m. when five • individuaill started a fight at the ShiQgle . Inn bar In Glouster,'' said J,lrown, "and pretty well tore up the place. "G !ouster police chased Uwm when lhey left ond ·stopped their car," .said Brown. "Two people got out ' of the car, Chuck. Eichel, 19, New Philadelphia ~nd t\fthur Tlce , .19, Rt. I, Strausburg. ' • Firemen are ranging CHESTER - Resolutions · . from requlrlna an for .4 levy RUTLAND - The Rutland Fire Department Monday nigh\ voted to endorse and support passage of the .4. of one miii·\Uberculosts levy tax up for renewal In Meigs CoUnty on Nov. 2. The leV)" has been·reduced this year from .65 of one' mill to .4 of a mill. The department a~ made plans for Its annual turkey dinner to be served at the · Rutland Elementary School beginning a\ 5 p.m. on Nov. lB. Tickets for the affair will be $2.50 for adulLs and $1.50 for children with .advance tickets only tq be sold . Tickets can be purchased from , any member of the department or the depart· ment's auxillar~ . .' . Blue Closs~ Blue ShieldM in Centrnl Ollio ATHENS, Ohio (UPI) Ted Holcomb, police chief at .oearby__I!:Imble, was killed early today when be was struck by car attempting to run a roadblock Holcomb lutd set up, llthenil County Sheriff . _Paul Brown sajd . · Brown said the driver of the car was identified as Robert Shaw, 20, Buchtel, who was arrested near \he roadblock set up .near Glouster. . :Three area fatalities :recorded on ·h ighways Find. O!tt what you can do to help hold down the nszng cost of health care. This free booklet has many practical suggestirms, alrmg with the reasons why health care costs have grme up so much and what your Blue Cross and Blue Shield Plans are doing about it. Send for yQUr copy today. · ~-~------~-----·---·----·---··--------------~ Please send my free copy of City WASIDNGTON SECRETARY OF STATE Henry . Kissinger says the "greatest Secretary of Stale in· the 20th century" was Dean Acheson, who served under Harry S. Truman. . "The ahape and design of American foreign policy for the . .better part of the past lhree decades is sprung largely from his genius," Klasinger said Tuesday ~ dedicating the State _Departmenl's main auditorium to Acheson's memory. "He ind the President he so loyally served set the course we have sll followed since, and ln·so doing ushered In the most creative . perind ln the history of American foreign policy." Trimble's ·police ·chief killed at ·road block e Amtrak's new \rain, the "Shenandoah", will begin operation October 31, be· tween Washington and Cincinnati. This train will . NEW YORK _ -UNDERCOVER DETECTIVES, on serve Parkersburg, Athens, 5\akeout since August, today arrested three men as they and Chillicothe in this area, attempted wsteal $80 million In currency, gold and diamonds and 13 other points along the from a Swiss Air ;argo vault at Kennedy Airport, pollee . · line. reported. . The train will be the first "We bad the place staked out," said Del. Anthony Cimalo . passenger service over \he oftheSpeclaiOperatlons Unit. "They approached lhe location, Chessle· System (B&O) entered, and upon their entering the hangar, we announced mainline since B&O service that we were there, told them to 'freze' and placed them under was discontinued In 1971. The arrest." Cimato said one of the suspects, identified as Michael train will also feature the Belvedere, 47, of Queens, was reported to have "links" to the first new passenger equiP' reputed erlme family of Frank Tieri, once beaded by the late men! on the route since the VIto Genovese. He did not elaborate . 1950s. ,. ·• ........... The Shenandoah will . COLUMBUS ~ THE OHIO PARENT-TEACHER consist of two new Am· Association closed Its annual lhree-<lay state convention ' coaches, each sealing 84, an Tuesday olght by ID'ging "citizens to support local school Am cafe food service car Issues appearing on lhe ballot" Nov'. 2. providing full meals, snacks Noting \hal 351 school Issues will be decided around the and beverages, and a P30CH stsla delegates approved an emergency resolution of support class :ooo horsepower diesel· alter'Ohio PTA President Robert E. Lucas, Wllmlngton, said electnc locomotive. The new "adequate local financin g is basic to lbcal control of equipment will be displayed education." The 1,200 delegates adopted &even other for public inspection at · resolutions including religious phases, approved revisions of Athens on Saturday, October PI'II legislation and scholarship programs, and elected five 30, from 10 :25 a.m. to l!:IO stala officers. a.m.; 1\ will also be displayed at Parkersburg on Friday, WASIDNGTON - Tim POSTAL SERVIcE-is issuing a and a\ Chillicothe later on · ' new stamp, coating 1.7 cents, for bulk mall users. The stamp, Saturday. Amtr~ck is constructing , .replacing .the Postal Service's 7.9 ·cent stamp, was needed because of a ·slight reduction in bulk mail rates , the Postal Service said Tuesday. ·. The stamp Ia for bulk mail users who will purclutse them in ' colt.sof 50tland 3 000 stamps. Stamp collectors can buy them in groups of 10 fr~m the Postal ServiC!)'s philatelic centers or •sales division . . .~DOctors and Hospitals .are doing about · health care costs. Doctors and Hospitals· are the first line of defense in the fight to hold down health care C?sts, ~nd they are making major contribu· ttons w1th the encouragement and assistance of your Blue Cross and Blue Shield Plans. But they also fa~;e ~ variety of speCial problems. For iJ!stance, as the professionals in health care; h?~Pltals and .doctors share.a m~or res~nsi· · bll1t~ for both ~ost and quality. The deosions required to achteve an acceptable balance be· tween cost and quality are often extr<:!mely difficult. And both hospitals and doctors face what has become kno~ as the "malpractice crisis:' They pay substantially more for professional liability msurance than they used to. Rates for doctors have gone up as much as 600%, and ifs not un· usual. for some specialists to .be. paying annual · prermums of $35,000. Just w1thm the last year, pr:emiums for hospitals hav~ d~u~led nationally, With some premmms for mdlVldual hospitals almost tripling. Desrite these and other unique problems, hospitals and doctors are makmg major con· tributions in the fig_rht a~ainst the increasing . cost of health care. Here show they do it. EVEN nm PUMPKINS are getting Into the politica l act. Unda Gerard, Middleport, is shown with the three pumpkins she carved out that read Carter and Mondale. • n Select What You Need Now Or Lay~ Away For Cause he's one ~ By Ualted Prtsslnternadooal WASHINGTON - AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT economlst.a have sliced rou~ly biWon off their previous estimates ol!976 net farm income, a report indicated today. Simultaneoualy,analysts repeated earlier forecasts that retail fOOl\ pricea thla year will average only 3 per cent above 1975, far below last year's8.5per cent food Inflation rate and the 14 .~ per cent figures of the past two years. For the first ball of 1977, expor\s added, they continue to ~ct food prices to rise at a .,.te of about 2to 4 per cent. The Iarin Income section of the new r~port gave no·precise figures. But experts say the Income ouUook for the last h~lf of 1976 ''is not as strong as expected earlier," and they now believe \hat rreallzed netfarmlncomeforthelullyearwlli he "around 19'(5 levels. 11 • See All The Many Other Styles Of Men's Shirts. FOR STATE WlTWLT Ind iana FN JJ::N/}L Y BANK" 11. Big Ten Minnesota feder;~l - - ·~::::.<:::::::::o::::::::::w..::::-.:..o;:::::~;~-:;;::!:;;;:~~:i:?.!:~::!~::::::~::::~:~:;:::::::;:~:::*::::::::::::::;::::::~-::~ Dad, Merril Triplett Confer ence All Gunes M ic h ige n Oh io StatE;> Member ) Conference All Games OI'EN YOUR NfW ACCOUNT AS OF NOVEMBER 1, 1976 . 1 6 0 1· 5 0 0 3 0160 5 00070 Ohio Conf ere nce Batd .Wal la ce . 5 2 0 '2 1 0 5 2 0 3 2 0 4 l 0 2 '2 0 3 A 0 Ea si . Mich . Toletto CHRISTMAS CLUB : .' ..itlty~-A mUst tor every men's -~jl......; sportswear collection. Veterans Memorial Hospllal Admitted - Christopher Ohio U n iv . Cent Mich ·. i Hospital News will be go ing In the mail ~«:IIINA11 From ft. STUDIO ONE colltc:tlon By CAMPUS WiUe Bently 1 !Iobin Bo nd , John Bond, Kindy Pe(rslec; Tina .Johnson, OrEN..ING. DATE iii I :I{ :~ ' j Ji-~(n.l Vote For My n If U1 I ~ 1 • , . . , , . __ . , r TlftllfR.[ Li•.;ten, I :~·+ Musical giw"n S mday evening MAWN, W. Vn 'ltc) t ;Ud, LH;ten.'' Ll mn~irJ1l wa'q presented Sund1t~. t vtmug ~~t dlaabled veterans are eatlmated to COli t400 miWon · In !iJcalyur 107'1. .. :J ,, ,. ,", ~Ina of veterana wbo died of~ca-. The lDcrouid benel(ll ' for property ownet· while he checking their hunt!. license or any other rout! able bodied persons on work til which they might welfare to work on the local involved. level to one that federal Melas County conllnue spending be controlled were Improve roada on a mu passed, trustees were elected permanent basis. and new and old members 1111 able-bodjed recipient .were honored at the annual weliare be required to wo meeting of the Meigs County Farm Bureau Federation at some designated job a Tuesday night here at \he all recipients be lnvesUg•t grade school. before being approved . .\ Thl also believe welfa rty-<>ne resoluUons on reelplenta lhould be aUow· \he local, state and national w work to supplement tht level were paaaed. Elected as Income. trustees from the districts H The Mrlouaneaa of the dr were enry Frank, Route 3, situation In Meigs C<>unty Pomeroy, dlatrict I, which fully realized and t Includes OUve, Orange and proprlate action be t.aken. Chester Townships; Andrew Cross, Route 2, Racine , Due to the erosion whl dlatrlct 2, Lebanon, Letart bas occurred alonB the 01 nd River we favor a 1 a Sutton Townships; Bob evaluation of thla land Burdell&, Route 2, Pomeroy, for district 3, Bedford, Scipio determine the true aerea and alao how many act and Salisbury Townships, have alnce walhed away. and Norman Will, Route I, Rutland for district 4, We favor rural · hou Rutland, ·s alem and numbering for ldentlflcatf "·I bl purposes In Melp county . ""um a Townships. A day care pre·ICI\f Henry Frank was named facility be eatabllalied w deleaate io the state con· • qualified profuolonal ventlon next year and Maida trained personel. Mora, Route 3, Pomeroy, and . STATE We urge more strlngt enforcement of treapaaal laws anq bltiBer penallios l unauthorized vehlcl treapa11tns on priv1 property. ls~ues The Game · Warden · required to check the hunt• · Bob· Evans, president of ratas .to large residential written permlsaion from f Southeastern Ohio R~lonal users, business. and In· property owner while he Council (SEORC), aald today dustrles. · checking · their hunt l that his organization opposes Evans pointed out !hat bta (C<>nlinued on page 18) all lour proposed con· group Ia concerned about the alltutional amendments Impact rising energy coats (laaues 4, 5, 8 and 7) that will are having on those on low or appear on the ballot In the fixed Incomes, but believes· _1 November election. this problem and. the Issues • t • Evans said: "All Ohio dealt' with by the other C0111.11tg 0 8l residents will be hurt by these.- amendments can best be amendme\ns . School s, 'handledinthelegislatureand lis a measure to help ; hospitals and businesses will not written Into 1 the con- out the vote next Tuilday, t be required te pay higher stttullon. Poinaroy National Bank 1 utility bills; taxes will be The SEORC president be featuring a dlaplay of or Increased to everyone, and urged elected olficlal.a t.o deal time campaign bullol. consumers will have to pay with the problem of helping · Residents are Invited higher prices lor products the needy by providing In· display anY campal8n b manufactured in Ohio." come supplements through tons which they have on hal 1 While ll!"ue 4 will provide exlstlns agencies already from prior years. lower, preferential rates to responsible for Identifying Anyone wilhlng te p those residential customers and helping the disad· Uclpate In \he diaplay that use limited quantities of vaotaged and by apreadlng asked to caU the bank, 8 gas and electricity, he said, it the cost of \he problem over 2133, or take their c also provides that utility aU the IICclety, not just a few tributiona to Mrs. companies charge higher customers. Grilllth In the bank lobbY Eula Wolfe, Route 2, Racine, were named first and arternate delegates, respectively . Providing entertahunent was \he Alladdln Temple Shrine Chanter Chorus of Columbus. Qrls Roush, · president, gave \he welcome following a steak dinner served by the Eastern Band Boosters, Tom Sayre gave the nominating committee report and Farm Bureau benefits were outlined by Ken Waller,, regional supervlaor. Mrs. Paul Gearhart and 'olden Canaday oa ve report~ on the state trustees. Havina an active role In the business meeting and program also wu Mrs. Maida Mora, local vice president. Resolutions passed In· elude : COUNTY We ,urge more stringent enforcement of trespaaalng laws and bigger penalties for unauthorized . vehlc.les trespassing · on ·· private property. · The Game Warden be required to check the hunters written permission from the Regional council opposes • Button displa, b ClllJJNG UP SPARKY ANDERSON - Shannon Lyn Gilmore', rwo-year..,ld dau~ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gilmore, F'ox Lake, lll ., Is destined tp become an avid Cincinnati Red fan if her greaHiunt, Miss Louise Gilmore, of Pomeroy has anything <o say aboul it. LOuise is \"llhoul qucs1ion one of ihe most devoted fans lhe Reds h"ve in Pomeroy - or anywhere else. Shannon, In her red and . white Reds ]ackel , appears to be phoning congratulations to Manager Sparky Anderson of Ihe World clutmpions. She is t h~ grllllddaughrer of Mr. and Mrs. Elza Gilmore, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs._Gardner Wehrung, all of Pomeroy. \ .• �•• I Editorial comment, opinion, features , , TOM 'I'IFDE Berry's World - • an army of seeurlty people !be c~an~era of Executive and m«e than 1100 employe~. Wllb Tbt Carter len. laolallall. • Ellimatel are that It COlli - Allie endhdr rtmfncla ua '!'o be llll't, the GeorliiD -.ell over 110 mllllclll, and 11r ,._Tiede c-...,. f~c::' Give us the right to practi~e your right! =·= wblll be blpn lU , _ lor tbl ]ll'llideDey. But that wu tbea. Nn • beir 1Q1PUW1t to tbe Oval Olftce, be C1111101 -wlthoutthecil"'l'lflofa hundred Nfkoma, he pa not .speak "lthoat the world ll•enlnltn,andbinapportl.s IUcbhelullbaeomeootoftbe most Influential men hi America. ......1 • - .n ..... __ ...._ "- ...,.. .... """.._..., lortunedotoapolltldan! Tbe ~.-.... ..... t leut a ~- wwt& a In of Cuter's friendll, and parhafll many of bla eDemlea. Hia aDI• ftlr the candidate maylltbe lolln(blb. toucbt wltb .rea Y, " C I to IIY people: critics 1J1eculate more hanhly that he shows ligna of ~ nept up 1n a proeeu that leads to withdrlnl and from thence to =rt~w::' G~:.: p~bably . Wublnctm tumed don tbe Gffen to be kine, be did not end the ldN that the American prealdency W&l ror-IIY- ' 'lberelort, Jimmy Cart4r II f~ to be a ll:lnd of prince, protected by federal cealuriGnl, ~ted from every day life, venorlll!d beyond and financed In hll iolty eliltence by ..1 _.,,_ , ..._ tbe .. """""' "''"' left!lllectlnc ~And . If el~.... "''""' ""•-•s ....,,.. adulatlaa and etDOIIumenll will fii'OW· No throne "u ever occupied by men ao biCb and cmlgblyblel e!"ecupnllitlvedenlha11a' fTbtive • Boeing 70'1a at hll d'apnnl, alao a dosen smaller pauenaer )eta, some t& sound-proof helicopters, a, yad!t, a fleet of automobiles, lllillloll closer to UOO llllluallr to auppon tbe~j~enon ,...In tbe White House, tbe roo1 ~11!1- Wben Abe Unco1n died, hll widow bad to tieg others - a better world lor others. Thla Is · Do you have a right to know? eong,_ to provide ber with true regardless of whether . we are · Do you want to have the right to know? professionals, In business, In indlllllry or ,in Do you feel reporters and editors should 1 . $5,000 yearly .penolon. Today, u John Dean puts 11, anything else. gagged? the prealdency Ia 10 How many limes lulve people In your Do you think the news media has ., · ma[llllflcently privileged that rommunity told you that It Ia we who create ' judiced indlvldu~ls suspected and being the climate of the naUon -thalli it were not ed for .a crime? "inside, you &et tbe feeling . for us (meaning newspaper writers) the These are questions all of you must that nolblng can evil\ burt you if you don't allow II to." gloom would be less and that we should print swer in the days ahead. You must decide some good news lor a change! · And so: Executive freedom Is exploited, or if you are being loolatlon, tbe disease of The anawer to that, in my judgment, Is eated. dents that you, as a community and Individual You were all interested in the Sheppard · ~re ~ only ooe sure bualnesaman and aa a citizen of the· romre. Not long ago it was depleted on TV In a munlty .should give us good news. Ills not unatic presentation. This iB the story, as vaa:itle: bumWty. But little oflt Ia available to th08e 111111 for 11!1 to pnnt the good or the bad news bul J know, of the celebrated Cleveland, Ohio . wrspped up in the electloa ALL news. If there lull been an area of ~or who was accused of killing his wile proeeaa. One reca111 George 1¥f01lg-<lolng, whether It be on Main Street or l newspaper reports were said to have .' "Welcome to the third debate !rom McGovern of four years ago. at the White HoWle, the journalist should 1victed him. It should be noted on the WILLIAMSBURG . . . " Before hllnom!Diltloo he was lulve to tell you about 11. ''" hand that a newspaper woman wa.l wonderful hayaeed, a Whether you are a banker, an In· 1ponsibla for his eventual · retrial and 1 dustrtallst, a merchant, publlsher or editor, IUittaJ. almple man In a green we aU have one thing In rommon - we are Newspaper reporters have been tossed lrrldeseent suit who had a Americana. And as Americana, we sul>jail on contempt charges in the lasl vtalm lor America. Then the scrlbe to the document known as the Con·eral years; have served jail Belltences campaign got him. tn the end slltiltlon, ihe greatest Instrument of :ause they refused t~ reveal sources. You he wound up a llfllted zealot, . democracy ever written. 1d of the case In Boston, Massachll!letts wearing tallored attire to Wblle the Magna Carta, the previous ere a Superior Court judge told the befit hllstatlon and burdened model of freedom, Is no longer in dlNCIII!Ie JOrters he did not want the case of a By Ray Crumley ' an<! most pollee In most cities and stites lire bones!. But the wltb a vtalon that luld been as an Instrument of British government, our .man who allegedly killed a pollee officer WASIDNGTON - Men atudylng the problem of Wegal minority who are ~I can do a l!feal deal of damage - to abrunl< to bil oWn purpose. ConstituUon 18 still a viable document in gambling lri this rountry estimate .the.total conservatively at our safety, to our lndlvidllll rights and to our pocketbooks. For Carter aides inalst this will ~ years ago reviewed in the newspaper daily use and continually updated to meet more than $50 billion. Jlnuny the Greek says UOO billion. Other lrlbery to permit illegal gambling doeo not atop there, as not happea to their champion~ •·n - only the actual facts of the trial changing needs through the amendments. · claims run higher. uld be allowed. He said this was not a gag everyone lmowa. It reaches even to Juries and to judges for all Actually some of it already · e but newspapermen everywhere called Thlnk of 11!1 as ne"spaper people · who bas. Where once be was the Though . no one knows, there an! esUmates the groaa types of erlme. have heard again and again from the lnc<me organ~ed crime takes from illegal &ambling_runs 1at because it told them what to write and Laying out the problem 18 simple. The soluUon Ia more most available candidate In superintendent of.schools, aldermen, mayor... around 20 to 25 per cent of the total before expensea,.or ·some dlf!Jcult. at uot to 'Vflle. America, walking tbe streets or the police ch!ef who answered tile $10 billion to $12.5 billion out of the $50 billim ftgure. Net Is I have heard It said many Urnes in small to greet tbe people, he has We are not BUCCeuful in enforcement. Take, one major newspaper's Inquiry by saying, "Thla Ia much lower of course. For eipenses are heavy. nmunilies that everyone· knows wlult's now retreated In success to state as an example. In five ~ara, 20,000 gambling operators really classified lnforma\lon." JPening and a newspaper only verifies it. Thla guess includes only bribes from illegal gambling. were arrested. One hundred were convicted. Ten went to jaU. !be bmer sanctum of hl8 How many limes have we In the Additional bribery money Is available from the profil8 of It Is bell~ most ol those coovlcted.and jailed were minor ambitions. He 11t111 gr~ ~O'!S further than that. ) W many times have you been at a newspaper bll!llness been given 1M pater· prostitution, loan sharklng, white collar crinje and an "sidewalk" operators. people, but only In a carefuDx.,_ · nallstic altitude of "Thla Is not good to asaortment of other unlawful activities. "\ball game and watched some As a result, tbere Ia a movement afoot to legalize crafted ma.a audience, that · publish?" kid get real hot In some offices In some cities the sltuaUm Ia not unlike gambling, Cl' aome gambling. Surveys by the Comml8slon on sea of unturned faces which Who Is the judge? How many Urnes have that in a foreign country In which I was once assigned. Ayoung the Review of the Natimal Polley Toward Gambling, set up by lull nothing to do with the real r•c'(lr - sinking baskets and editors-reporters been asked, "We would man I interviewed explained that he had "anted, since child· the 91st Cmgreas, 9llll!esl that close to two' Americans out of world. ' .,., right and left - and how ny t,;. ,v-ou have kept an accurate, appreciate 1111 you would refrain from using hood, to enter the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He didn't, he three gamble legally or Illegally at 1eaat mce In any given .This then Is the beginning lprool account of that total? After the this Item" - whelhar It's a Main Street said, becall!le once there he'd be f«eed to participate In the years. And tbet 81! pet. of Americans (the figure seems o( ~y: the 1088 Ql being ne, you might go to the score table and item, In the Stille Capitol or to some of our graft. If he entered and refused, he would be ostracized. He biCb) favor lepllzlng meiCI'Ill of gambling« another. personal. '!be candidate has tate them. But, you do check the top reporters In the naUon's Capitol? would receive no worthwhile asslgiUileni.o. Finally, things . But thoee ligures · are misleading. There Is a great become a thing, albeit an . vspaper for the box score to revive that This Is a sign of the times and these are would be rigged and he'd be set up as a pigeoo In a f~e cue. !llfference ol opinlm, even among thole who favor more legal awuome thing . He Is mory and have the correct facts. the days when we really need the help of the · They wouldn't be able to tolerate him on the job fCI' lear that, gambling, u to what types of gambling they'd make legal and surrounded by aentrles who The right to know is as fundamental as business community to make America sooner or later, he'd blow the whistle an the lot of them. which they'd frown upm. The state-nm gam~ling thll!l far are authorized tQ kill In hll •le pie or baseball and you know all of us work. If men wl1o carry the free enterprise It has riot escaped attenUon here that In some American voted lull been the subject of a great deal of crltlclau!. behalf; he Is never seen In ·e drearos to be followed ; a purpose, banner refuse to sland up and be heard, who ,cities hmest policemen have luld equally rocky roada to croaa. Leaving moral questlonl aside, there Ia a grelll deal of public, except by a crowd hnps to build a better community for will ? The wonder tJien Is not that so many pollUclaM, doubt, tnoreover, that legal gambling, even If universally wblch has beell gathered lor Give us the right to practice yoar right! bureaucrats and policemen are rorrupt. The wonder rather Ia voted in this country, would pUt a crippling dent In the illegal the purpose; he never waits that so many remain honest despite the leVlptations regularly operaUms. Certainly tbls lull not been lila case In thooe for a plane, Ia hamJIOred by :-: :::::::::: : :: ::::::::::::::: :::;.;:~:'::::::: ::::::::::::*<::<:>::::>:~::::l~~~~::O:~::«i ; i ; If . ~ offered and the prell8lli-es roughly applied. . Instances where legallied gambling baa been adopted. traffic, or tackl for powerful these figures. There are ari For it Is my impression, In years of watclllng the In my experience, wide ,open towna have not been· men and women who com· estimated 26 trillion cubic bureaucracy -local. slate and national - that most officials cood~lve to not'rnal famlly llle •nd tbe raq of cblldren. pete .)Villi each otliet for hll feet of proved reaerved of ' favor. · natural gaa beneath Alasial's SmaU wonder that men who By Clarence Prudhoe Bay. Current are tbas !rained lor tbe White estimates ronclude tlult the Hollie oftell dllappear enMiUer ' Prudhoe Bay reserved rould Urely behind the gates of ,, s mem~er of a decision making process with supply up to 2-e per cent of the By JACK V. FOX week, often as many aa 38 · Clemente SUn ·Pilot, agrees fantuy. Fio" different the are · somewhat A reporter f« the WaD Nlxm administration ' might 1gressional Task Force on the executive branch. Once a total U. S. nautral gas SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. holes in • alngle day, zipping folks Journal did manage a ergy I am . concerned decision Is made aa to what requirements. The taak (UPI) -Four years ago, 47 around In an electric cart protective of the town'J mOIII Street brief chat wltb Nixm at have been had the man In out the ability of America companies wtiJ lulndle the ahead of us in the romlng million voters gave Richard with Secret Service agentl famous resident. Shoreclills not long ago, and charge been ' - protected neet her energy needa for gas ·along what route, the blll moinbs Ia to make certain a Nixon their nation's highest never 11101'8 than a few yards ''I think the majority tl!lnk the former President said he from everyday America. pre•ent and the years to · In qui!Btion authorizes federal natural gas route Is chosen honor. away. he 18 .a good IUY ," uys was wor"'"" on the book Jerry Ford, too, in his _ ofllcial.s to waive typical Esterline. "'!bey lhi1tk he _, that will provide Ohio with all His favorite course is Now Nixon Is In utter prtQCCupatlon with telling ua ··~· ConsequenUy, I supevery day. ted legislation passed by bureaucratic procedures in the natural gaa that l1 isolation, almost in hiding, Shorecllffs, a publlc lintul m "as i'emoved from olllce bo" good we have it, lull ''Writing 18 the toughest .h Houses of Congress Issuing permits to hBiten required lor home use and for either In his Casa Pacifica the northern edge of San Improperly, that it 'Will full of thing I've ever don&," Nixm apparently been Isolated ich would set deadlines for construction and operation of the uae of lnd~. I am home or oo a golf course. Clemente. An aide telephonea politics. It II something"'-they said. from the vulgar truths that '.eral decisions on the the transport system. confident that the President The flll'l)ler President has tony Nixon Is on hlaway. He would like to forget auuul." There Ia apeculation about hl8 campaign rhetoric dm· There 18 no controversy and the Congreu will work taken not the slighest part In tees off with no walling and nsportatlon of Alaskan The SUn Pilot conducted an what Nixon will do wben the demna. ural gas to the lower 48 over the statements In S. 3521 together to avoid rold botnes the campaign. He has not then "plays through" the Informal telephone poll from AI for ·Carter, not yet numbers cholen at random eleetlon 18 over. Many Nixm emphasizing the fact that we and Wll!lllployed workers aa a . given bil support to Gerald golfers ahead of him. tea. president, there are only watchers feel he will emerge 'his measure, S. 3521, face a .natural gas shortage. result of alack of natural gu Ford, the man be personally Afew weeks ago a group of fr<111 the directory, asking: tram IUMsel'tl II to biB polentl81 bil cocoon and attempt eels the President to In· Ohio Is no excepUon to this In the areas wbere II Is put in office, nor has he been young boys gathered near the "Are you stiU interested In .to take an active part In lor liolatlon. But clearly he IB · m the Congress by Sep- shortage situation. If we needed most. first tee and, as Nixon reading or hearing about the public affairs. aaked to. . vulnerable to the procesa. He tber 1, 1977 whether he Ohioans are to heat a large I will put pressure upon the "All Carter needs 18 for prepared to bit biB drive, one acUviUesofRichardNixoo?" One "ho diaagrees Is Is a man ollevr lrlenda who Tbt survey produced !10 · ommends construction of portion of our homes and Presldl!llt and the Congresa to Nixon to endorse F«d or to of them called out: doea not suller crltlclam ·all!lport system to' deliver keep our natural gaa adopt a natur~ gas tr1111port Indicate he Ia worklnc for his "Hey, Nixm, do you cbeat repUes with 54 per cent Gregory ·Jo8llllldl, manager weU: l)e Is alao a candidate "No," 43 per cent of the local Western Unlm .ska's gas, and If so, dependent Industries In route that lavon Ohio cqn- election," says Mrs. Dotul8 at golf like you did In the .............. who has promised the •...,....~.,. operation, we must Increase .. Yea,u and 3 per cent office and head of the small American people far more eels him to specify the sumera. Time being ol the WUidnson, a San Clemente White Houee'?" Democratic party Ivery system he prefers. the supply of natural gaa esaence, I will alao preu for city councilwoman and He acted as if he had not ~ya ~hell that organization In ' San than anyone can be expected. ·the President's decision coming Into our State. ltmnedlate action to get tile Republican In lhla iown heard , the cruel Jest. to deliver. You'D recall that The reason It Is so Im- gaa pipeline system un· where the GOP outnumbers Clubhouae attendant& shooed many of thoee who aald they Clemente. become effective, · Joannldlla not an admirer Richard Nixon was tgress must approve the portant that we get the derway. Bureaucratic delay Democrata i>-1. the boys off and Nixon went dldnol wtah tObearanylllll't! of Nixm, to aay the least. eomevrhat like that; •Ice by a joint resolution Alaskan gas transport and negligence can not be Nixon lull recovered biB ahead witb hll game. about Nlxm really meant "I spotted him when he Are everyone's fingers But that moment of they didn't feel he should Brat ran for Congress and the CI'OIIed? hin 60 days. The measure system underway wilhou.t tolerated In this case beeall!le bealth. He plays golf three vldes for a streamlined undue delay Is revealed in lhe stakes are too blgh. and sometimes four times a hutnlllatioo was rare. Not endure further expoaure in dirty . campaigri he carried only because of his. agalnll Helen Gahagan ultraprivate rouilne but alao ,th~~irlck Lane, an out Douglu," aays Joannldi. because thl.s community attorney and the town's Joannidlaaysbegoeetothe seems to have banded Republican mayor, saya he Nixon eslate frequenUy to after what happened to Mary, together to ensure that doean'l believe people shield deliver telegrams and Jo Kopechne, tben I don't see that they won'tact the ·same Nixon, that San Clemente '' privacy. You walk Into the "treats him any dllferenUy occasionally sees Nlxon m toward Nixm." Mra. Wllklnaon. says she ' Walgreen's drug a!CI'e m than would other aecdms of ~'Hgroundl. k to · " underslancls Pal Nixon Ia . e never SJlC!! s me, Avenlda Del Mar and !be the collltry, Cl' that it Ia recovering eliremely well llluaual that he Ia never seen Joannldl says. He strides matronly clerk at tha cash llld loWil along ataria8 straight ahead, from her stroke earlier this regiSter II all smUea and Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. I'm slill not losing weight radiation.' Of course, I lulve capacity to convert amino frlendllneaa untO you au If -:!I think niany people feel never looking to tbe right or year and thatahe w«ks In the · lEAR DR. LAMB - I anit now I'm worried .about no way olltnowing bo" much aclda in protein to glucoae. So abe ever-sees Nixon. that he made a grave mlatake left, with 1 pa"' of Secret garden every day. • When Nixon realgned, a. .iced In one of ·your the effect prednisone ' may of your gland lf8B removed. giving you hormones just but thai he lull paid a ~rrlble Service pys tralllng alter '-No, I haven't ·seen him," umns you mentioned !hat have on my blood sugar. You needn't lfOffY about makes your normal, A case abe snapa. "I mly nw him price lor it;: says Lane. ~o I dm't think he's group of local Republican Wlltlen volunteered to handle . <lnlsone causes the body to Could I be enda'lflering my the prednlaone. It does the auch u yours Is often com· mce when he was prealdent." "There are ~~moe who defend • . him very strongly but have going to take the chence of Uie deluge of mall coming 1vert amino acids that health by taking the pred· same thing the · eortiaone plicated and difficult · to, Warren Esterline, 1 Into \he me-time "Weslern heard equally reverse. OlpOIIng himself to any hard ke up protein to glucose nlsone? Could It be keeping aeetate did for you but it lull manage u I am IIUre you' managing editor of the San · "And 1 don't think 11 Is quesUooa. The most While House." I rlises the level of blood me from losing weight? lesi of a tendency to call!le kngw from your on ex· ., Sir thai don't important thlng to Richard After Nixrln alrnOII died of :ar. DEAR READER - I'm your ·body to retain fluid. perlence. • · · ange you aee Nixon Ia hl8 place in history phleblila, lila volume of maU 'lve years ago !.went Into a sure you realize you are a Both have the action of Part of your weight may be ":.:~:'::" ' him m the atreellln view of and he nnll only to tllve hia awelled again and the same belle coma because of very rare case. Acromegaly converting protein to glucoae. related to the Increased ....,, ., the olllce he beld and the ........- In that book." thlng occurred "hen Mn. h blood sugar. The doctoi'J> Is a disease caused by over· That will not caUJe you to growth phase you un· _......_ ••• manner he left it. It l.on't as if ·-· rovered I wasn't diabetic prncluction of growth bor· have trouble with your doubtedly had before you bact cra•L • · this were bil heme town that Mn. WUldnaoa nys she Nixon lf8B stricken. Mrs. says she I did have acromegaly . . mone from the pituitary weight. The' important dlsbetlc roma from your . ..,.:;-..;;..... heclellveredj.aperaas ;boy, beof~lfNixlt.:: ~~ outd Wilkinson undersianda the leUers ran !'J removed my pituitary gland under the brain. There question Ia how many acromegaly. ·MAnaging your ....,,. • ., ' had lot of friends He -'-·•· '"" se ......, an ...,,.... - ••.,. .._ . . a · _,.,..,. tliat In a fe1r years may be about 100-1 sympathellc to nd two yellfS ago. I was on are only about 300 new casea .calorlea you eat and how lfll&bt may be a dllflcull - · - • • u • •• - ·· bought property 111 the south accepted by the public. the Nlxons. BOO-calorie -dlahetlc diet, a year In the whole United many you .... problem regardless of your ,. m _, .... - ........ . . - ft1.11H!. ..... ..,_of town. We seldom saw It Is a-'ot• ..... _ Offhe .....,. t't'"'"t'"--- to note , Julie Eisenhower and ·roid, cortisone acetate States. In many of these Normally the pituitary medicaUona. .... . . ., _ " ' · ' " ' · 1 bltn when he 1r8B Pnaident. that Mrs Wllklnaon reflecta Trlcla Co• and their I Premarln. Three montha people a form of dlsbeles Is gland atlmulatea the thyroid To pve you a better Idea • ~ecoM ,... ,....,. ,..,. .It ''You would "·-"·· ........ · -... ,_...., - . . - · ·iil(ft the Reapn-Goldwater ' they found I was present. . < gland, tbe adrenal cortex about blood pressure f am : _...;., - ... ..,._,~ · him to come down to the beer -'•• ol the ·Rapubllcan Party husbaltds are frequent vilitors. So Ia Bebe Rebozo. alnlng fluid. I wasn't When the problem begins (outer abell) and ovaries. 1 ·sending you Tbe Health bar and arm wrealle 'With the ... "....,. _, 0.1......, ...,., m .... · bo ·" and never has been a keen · On several recett oceasl0111, •ng weight. I'm 28, 5 feet 5 af!er usual growth Is presume you are &ettlng . Lelteil nwnber 1-8 on that ..... - .....M.•·11'"· ys. Nixon fan, Rebolo, David . Eisenhower, I weigh 250 pounds. achieved, the banda and feet . those hormones because your ll!lbject. otbers who want thl8 ":~,; Allhough It Is impoulble to "The capablllty of the aldeJackBrennanllndNixoo fy blood pressure jwnped enlarge as do other parts of pituitary lull been removed iJiformaUon can send SO cents - · ., ,..,_ ..... - . get tnlormaUon from NixOn's American people to forgive have been a foursome at m 110 over 90 to !50 over the body but, of course, you and without them you would with a long, stamped, self. ~ office about his routine, and forget, their attitude Shoreclills. , They changed my cor-.' ca~ot grow in height. High not be -getting eno~ thyroid addressed envelope for it. 'An aaslstant pro there, me acetate to prednisone. blood pressure often goes hontlGile or adrenal cortex Jllll send your letter to me in •-· •n"" ... _..,_ ..... ;i~ vtalton agree be Ia working t.,.rd reality, never eeaaea ~ Ion hours UD ... "'· boo~• of to ......... ..,_. me ' " ·•· Ivone Weldon, has struck up a '""''" tll.tt: ,..,......... ...... IIII'C aays • ey . left all ·other ·along with the problem. hormone. It'll important that care of this newspapt'r, P. 0. "''"" ....... memoirs and pl'ep'lrlng for "If the peopl' of Malll· kidding · acqualntancelhlp dlcallons and the diet the . Treatment often Involves you !lay with your, program. Bo• 11151, Radio City Statioo, : , _ _ ...,_ · 1elevl.sion interviews "llh cbuaetla can send Ted with Nlxt11 and aaya he likes ne. destroying at least part of the All normal f11!9Ple have the New York, NY 10019. David Frost. Kennedy back to the Senate . (ConUnt•... 'Ill page 11 pituitary gland by surgery or ~,,;., ... ,,"'·~~ RAY CROMLEY Is legal .gambling the solution? ! · .Washington Report Four years ago Nixon .was at peak , 1 DR. LAMB Weight problem with acromegaly ' the -.. ·-·• -· .... ..1 ..:;!, ::::.:::: :::... :.:.".,:,=--.;..': :'.. E. . "·•· - "''" . a ' South~, Eastem Splendid isolation and Jimmy Carter I '-TbeDaUySentlnel,Middleport:~-0., Wec~May,OcUI, 19'16 --p-;_;;---: Terps feeling pressure clash !StAn.lmgs i ·:m::..~~::;:w """"" ~.~.~ ,-::::. • N•ti•••• : ... Hockty , L.. tu• St•ndlnts t t es Con Saturday in top . · . · ' ~ led by iuntor tallhacli Marcua Geiger and qulcj Todd t.ylor. steve Baird's paulng attack waa aLso atoppet1 with the aid of three By United Pre~i lntern•tion•l Ct~~~~~~~ 'J'1~~~r;~ce w L T Pts. GF GA ~:,,~·~:~~.:\" ; ~ Allanll s ' 1 " ,. " NY Ran;ers s • u 10 •2 40 Smyth~ ~~~~~r:. GF GA Sl. Louis ' 4 o " " '" ~!~~';;;~ ¥ ~~ ~J v c:~~~~d~•r ~ . ~ wales conferenco Norris Olvlslon Monlreal ~ ~ T0 Pt~e o~ G2~ Lo•Ange1es l ll ll 42" Plusourgh ' s ' ' 28 " Del roll 21 ss 21 s4 25 25 Washlng1on 20 38 Adoms Dlvlslon 8oslon f ~ To Pl~· G2~ Cleveland l l 2 s 28 24 Buffalo • • o a 21 20 Toron1oTuesdav's I 4 J 5 30 l7 R"""'· NY Rangers 5 Cleveland 2 Sl. LouiO s Vancouver 2 Lo• ~no•••• 3 0e1ro11 2 !only games !eheduled) Wednesdav's G•mes l : :1 ll COLLEGE PARK, Md. (UPI) _ "Every Saturday lhey gel bigger," uid Maryland cOach Jerry Claiborne. ''The pressure Is going (o increase but we're trying to keep t't down as much as we can " Claiborne's filth-ranked Terps, 7.0 and carrying their lonaesl wbmlng streak since • lheJ~Tatumglorydays ( ll games) of thl! 1950s, need wins over Kentucky, Cincinnati, Clemson and VIrginia to complete a perleclseaoon. · The buildup hasn't seemed to a!lect the team yet, . Claiborne said. "They look pretty loose to me loo loose sometimes .. - "II was an Important ' he said g8 me ·last week and we knocked Duke's heads off (30S). We need to continue to ' Star tailback Sieve Atkins is still out with a knee Injury, but ' freshman George Scott stepped into the breach against Duke, running lor 96 yards before leaving th~ game with a sprained ankle: He lselpe<;ied to play against Kentucky at College ~rk Saturday. Quarterback Mark M th 0 t t 1 0ff · anges, oa elll!e leader In the Atlantic Coast Conference, Gomple\ed 11 of 20 passes for 96 yards before giving way to Larry ' Dick, who sat out the first half of th e season wIlh an elbo w injury. . "Manges, overall, wasn't that shurp passing, but he made the big plays for us," said Claiborne. "We also came up with the big plays in in nd the runn g game, a our receiverscaQght the baiL We but we made the big plsys . The coach call~ Kentucky, 4-3, ils Hown worS1 &nemy" because the WUdcat.s have been making ctlp~llng mistakes. "Let's just hope they .~an keep It up another week, he joked, " When th ey ' play without ll)lstakes, they re as good as anybody on their schedule · .. The•. are the best , , ed defensive leam we ve play all year: oot their ofle';"'• with mtstukes, bus been putting ,,pressure on their defense · · , He said the Wlld~a ts offense Is confusing to play againat bacause quarterback Derrick Ramsey and running h. k Rod St uoiC • ewart. and Cltr Is HIU are all threats to run·out f th lshbone "Also they o ew · • pass a little mor~ ihan moot wishbone teanlS do," he said. pme, both Meigs , schools SymmEs~~t:O~sallBoeyb, 41-GMcCI.ure is have ~ overall records. Inside the SVAC, Eastern Is back from an Injury running 3-1 willie Southam Ia J-21• ' the offense once again. Last Eastern defeated Wa)er· week., McClure acored on lnlerceptl,ona. ford last week, :10-1~ wldle-in 1'llill of 41 ,00 IS yarda. David II was tbe third llraight Its Hnal&ame before the bl& Mills and Joe Kuhn IIlio had year that Alexander had · rivalry, Southern took Eagle toucbdo"ns. l<nocked Kyger Cteek out of Southern's AI Hill and Steve the llllbeilten ranks. Coach Bolo did moot of the dalll!lg.e Bob Ashley's Southwestam .to Symmea Valley. lllgblanden fresh !rom a ~ Booo had two touchdowns, 18 non·INgue win over the four extra points while Jackloa B I!Quad will go alter rushing for 214 yards. . their fifth victory of the year Hill had TD rUII8 of 36 and ·at Mercerville aplnll the 31 yards. The· Southern of· wlnleaa Hannsn Trace fense amassed a total of 386 Wlldeats. yards rliahlng. Kip LeWia, 190 pound aenlor SVAC STANDINGS B9ston at NY Rangers ALl G.AMES tailback, went O)'er the ),000 TNm wl t p op Pittsburgh at Buffa lo yard ruahlng against Kyger.Creek 6 1 0 258 69 Minnesota at Toronto Montreal at Chleigo JacUon'l Jayvees. He al.oo NEW YORK (UPI) North Gallia 6 1 0 248 63 Atlanta at Colorado scored two more touchdowns Second baaeman Joe Morgan Southern 4 3 0 164 78 . Ionly va·mes scheduled) Jon Peterson· MR, FLUGG Thunday 'l Games and a two-point COIIVenltll. was a unanimous choice and Southwestern 4 3 0 156 106 Eastern .4 J 0 135 121 , St . Louis at NY tsl8nders Other Higbill)der aocrers ' five othel' members of the 'Symmes Valley J 6 o 31 212 Plffsburgh at Philadelph ia were Larry C.arler, Don world ehainplon Ctncbmatl Hanna'h Trace o 6 1 66 275 Alli!mta at Los Ang~les Toronto at Detroit Jeffers, Sberman Potter and · Reda were selected Monday Cleveland at Vancouver SIIAC ONLY Keith Grate. Hannan Trace on the !976 UPI National I only games schedUled) !'VE. (,A~€,~ w I p op INTIRIST will 'attempt to bounce back League 1976 AU-star team. Team Kyger Creek 4 0 151 21 Nationi11 ·8•sketball A550Ciation from last Friday's 66-D Other Reda voted to the North Galila 4 0 168 35 I=U\...\...Y 1-00KEtl Standings traablng to North Galll.o. team along wllh Morgan .Eastern 3 1 98 64 8y United Pren lnt~rn•tlonlll />..1 A\-\... THE 2 2 96 60 Eastern Confl!rence Coach John Blake's Prlates were shortstop Dave Con· Southern Atlantic Division I 3 48 88 will see1i: their seventh win in cepclon, third baseman Pete Southwestern W L Pet. GB Symmes Valley o 4 7 115 C./1\N~IOAT~-$ eight starts •satnst the Rose, outllelden ·George Hannan J !) 1.000 Trace 0 4 26 201 NY Knicks Boston 2 0 1.00 1·2 Hannsn. Wildcats. North Foster and Ken . Griffey and TOTAlS ANO ~A\/E. 14 14 594. 594 Butfllto 1 2 1 .(J67 1 GaDia'sllrat string scored 52 relief pitcher Rl!wly Easl• Philadelph i a 1 2 .333 2 pee. I t>~O '1'tl 1 2 .333 2 NY Nets points In the lntk two qua r- 'fitck. central Division ters laat wee aga 1nst Rounding out the team \JOiG "NO~ W L Pc;t. G& Bow~ Hou ston 2 0 1.000 _,_ Hannan Trace. were cat;,her Bob Boone of ' Cleveland 2 0 1.000 Mike Casey, small, but the Philadelphia PhllUes, Atlanta 2 1 .667 1·2 POMEROY LANES quick running back, ron· first baseman Steve Garvey New Oril!ans 1 1 .500 1 Early SUnday Mixed Wa5hlngton 1 I .500 1 tinued to be a major cog in of the Los Angeles Dodgers, October 17, 1976 san Antonio 1 1 333 llf1 the North GaDia offense. outfielder Garry Maddox of Pts Western Conference 42 Midwest DJYision Casey and running hack Fred the Phlllles and pitchers Jack 's Dairy Bar W L Pet. GB 42 Logan combined for live . R8ndyJonesoftheSanDiego ~Tom's Carry <>..rt 2 0 1.000 ....., Town Kiln 40 Denver , touchdowna. Casey was the Padrea and .Jerry Kooaman Cline's Con st. Co. 2 1 ·.667 ,1·2 28 Chicago 1 I .500 I leading ground-gainer with of the New York Mets. Mark Five :n .' Detroit Kam~as City 1 2 ,333 1 1·2 125 yards In II carrlea. The closest elections In- Pomeroy Flower Shop . · 18 Indiana 1 J .250 2 Tfti AfJIIftl Coi-n tv High Ind. Game - Larry Milwaukee 0 4 .000 3 Mark Theiss, ·senior volved .Rose, Boone and Dugan 193, Bill Wilford 192, Pacllic Division l1vl"''' Lun Co. quarterback, threw touch· Eastwick. Rose beat out two- JeH Wilson, 180; Women2M It co net St . W L Pet . GB · 2 0 1.000 ~ ~toMtrov. Ohio down pasael to Logan and lime NL batting clulmplon Bess .Hendrldts 188, Lena Portland seattle 1 .1 .soo 1 Brett Tackett. Saturday Bill Madlock of the Chicago HOward 179, Marlene Wilson los Angeles 1 3 .250 '2 night, It will be the annual . Cubs 11-J, Boone edged 17S. Golden Sta te o 2 .000 2 High Series - Men : Bill Phoenix 0 2 .000 2 grudge match witll Easlern Johnny Bench ·of the Reda 11· Wilford 533, Larry Dugan 513, TuesdAV'J Rnults and Southern. Going Into I!Je . 8, and Easiwlck won over Jeff Wilson 504. Women: Bess NY Kn icks 118 Buffalo 104 Atlanta 122 Sa n Antonio 114 Hendricks 513, Lena Howard Butcll Metzger of the San 498, Phlladelph i it 111 New Orleans Pat Smith 4r,l. · Diego Padres 13'9. Team High Game - Jack's 101 ~hlcego 90 Milwaukee BB Concepcion received 18 of a Dairy Bar, 666, Indiana 120 Seattle 90 Team High Series - Mark P!Tl'SBURGij I UPI) possible Zl votes '!'bile Foster Kansas Ci ty 117 L.os Angeles. Five 1926. 115, overtime The Pittsburgh Steelers and Griffey had 25 and 12 Portland 110 Golden State96 reported Monday that X-rays votes, respectively. <only ganie! scheduled) taken of the big toe on the foot WedneSdly's Games · Garvey was a big winner at wa~hington "'NY Nets Tri County League of wide reCeiver Lynn Swann first base with 16 votes and Sealtle at Detroit Oc1ober 19, 1976 were negative and the injury Maddox had 1~ while Jones Ph iladelphia at Houston Pis Pt10eni)C ~~ San Antoni.o was diagnosed fill a sprain. received 22 votes and Eagles Club 46 (only garries scheduled) Swann sustained the injury Kooaman21. Pomeroy Cem. Blk Co . 37 Thursday 's Games Buffalo vs . Boston at Hart . in Stinday's 27.0 victory over .Computer Service 32 The voting by positions. Strikers 29 ford By }IILTON RIOIM,UI the New York Giants. Also, .CATCHER: Bob Boone , H&R Firestone NY Knicks at Cll!vetand 18 guar~ Jim Clack remained UP! Sporll .Editor Milwaukee at Oenver Phlla<letphia 111 ).- Johnny TeamOne 6 PoriiMd fll Golden State Bench, Cincinnati (8); Ted hospitalized and wilt be High Ind. Game Lou I only games scheduled) NEW YORK (UPI)- They're calling It the rl><!nf.rY draft. Simmons, St. Louis 151; Sauer 222. Henry Clafworthy indefinitely for an intestinal A better name for It would be 'The Great Baseball Meat Jerry Grote, New ·York 13J. 222, Bert Bodlmer 212. virus. CINCINNATI (UPI) FIRST · BASE: Steve HiQh Series - Lou Sauer, Market; and In that market next weak a few ballplayers like Garvey, The playing status of both Los Angeles il6); . 582, Bert Bodlmer 571, Henry University of Cincinnati Bobby Grieb of Baltimore, Joe Rudi of Oakland .and Gary Bob Watson, Houston (7); Clatworthy 537. players for this Stinday's officials co~flnned fanner Matthews of San Francisco are likely to find out aome people Willie Montanez, Atlanta (4). Team High Game and · Buflalo Bills head coach Lou game with the San Diego SECOND BASE: ·Joe Series - Pomeroy Cement stiU are wtUing to pay top price for prime beef. .. Saban Is under consideration Chargers was unknown . Block, 893 and 2558. · All told, 261ree agents will be made aVailable f« selection in Morgan, Cincinnati (27). SHORTSTOP: Dav.e to become the school's sheet the ur•PI ecedented draft to be held here Nov. 4. All are hoping Concepcion, Cincinnati (18) : SALEM, N.H . (UP! )- The athletic director. for big money but some wtiJ be In for dllappointment,judglng Bitt Russell, Los Angeles (6); richest l wo-year-old race Early Wedne•daY Saban, 55, a ~5-yeer ever &om what a number oi !be owners tell me. ' Larry Bowa, Philadelphia contested at Mixed League collegiate and pro coaching Rockingham Park will go (3). October 20, 1976 Grieb, Rudl and Matthews are the three most desirables. THIRD BASE: Pete Rose, Pts. veteran, has Vlslled the UC pustward tonight when the Rollie Fingers, Geile Tenace and Wayne Garland come Cincinnati (11); Bil l Oilers Four 54 f!\lmpus twice In the paat 10 final event In the New fairly close behind, followed by Dave Cash, Don Baylor, Madlock, Chicago (9J; Mtke Smith Nelson Motors 44 Schmidt, Philadelphia (7). Zlde's Sport Shop Campy Campaneriz and BW Campbell. . 44 days and was Interviewed by Hampshire Sires Stakes lor 2a search committee Tuesday. year-olds Ia run for a $20,000 OUTFIELDERS : George Young's Super market• 32 There seems to be a cmalderable roollng off for the services Fosler, Cincinnati (251: Cincinnati, without an purse. Tenth Framers 30 .111 Clndnnatileflhander Don Gullett, due no doobt to the,ankle Garry Maddox, Philadelphia Nelson Drug Co. 12 athletic director since 'Injury became up with in the World Series two weeks ago, and (15); j<en Griffey, Cincinnati High Ind. Game - Men : Hindman Wall resigned July Greg Luzlnskl, L.a rry Dugan 204, Larry fOr Baltimore's Reggie JaCkson, chiefly because of the high 112); PROVIDENCE; R.I. (UP!) Philadelphia (8): Dave Dugan 202 ,' Bruce Hawley ,1'96 . 15 to take a similar job at price tag he baa put m himaelf. · Brown Unviersity Kingman, New York (6) ; AI Women: Carolyn Bachner Tulane Unlvetsity, waatt.d no basketball coach Gerry Several owners feel the same way Minnesota's Calvin Oliver, Pittsburgh (4); Dave Caro l ~n . Bachner 189, Ume in going after Saban Alaimo and hla Bruins opened . Griffith does. He aays be may bid lor one of the free agents (he Parker , Pittsburgh . (3); 191, Helen Phelps 182. after he quit the Bilia Oct. 15. practice Friday, weltomlng llanda to loee Eric Soderbohn and Campbell himself), but Cesar Cedeno, Houston (2); High Series - Men : Larry He had been Buffalo's head six lettermen, including last Jim Wynn; Atlanta ,' Rick Dugan 542, Bitt Porter 540. there's a limit to how high be'U go and biB limit Isn't anywhere Monday, Chicago, Cesar Bruce Hawley 531. Women : coach since 1972. · nearwhatsome of the free agenta havelnrnlnd. year's top Ivy League scorer Geronimo, Cincinnati, Bob . Carolyn Bachner 542, Helen Mason, W. Va. 773-5534 1 got a star," says lhe Twins' owner. "My star is Rod Wi!!tson, Houston, Jay l't1etps 502, Maxine Dugan PARIS (UPI) _Top aeeds Brian Saunders. The senior Carew, and I'm oot golnc to pay anybody·anymore than I pay Johnstone, Philadelphia, and 47'1. Eddie Dlbbe and Hlrold Solo· swing man averaged 19.8 Pete Rose, ' Cincinnati ( 1 Team High . Game and mon each adVanced to. the • points a game last season. hhnt Series - Smtth Nelson Carew gell somewhere around $160,000 a year and has lwo eachL 11111 STARTING PITCHERS .- Motors, 666 and 1922. second round of• the $50,000 P.-llf" ... ----IIIOI'e years to go on bil three-year cootract. Randy Jones, San Diego 122), Parls Grand Prix tennis "I'm not sure we're going to go after anyone in the draft," Jerry Koosman, New York MEDfORD, Mass. (UPI) says Grlllith. "We're 10 close to having a team we think can (21J. Steve Cart ton, _Tufts University tailback tournament TUesday. Dlbbs, the top seed, took (4), TlmWbelanwt'llbea'~•·•to Phttadetphla win that maybe a trade would do 118 more good than &olng af\er Seaver, New York, and Tom Don •u.11.1"6 three hours to defeat Haroon me of these auperstars. Some of them seam to feel beseball Sutton, Los Angeles (3 each). become the 'fourth player In Rahim of Paltistan, 7-6, ~7. 6owes them ali1!ing: basebaU doesn't owe anybody a living." Bulc~ Melt~er, San Diego Tufts: 101-year football 4. Solomon, .the second seed, 'lbere Ia some lnlerest In playen like Sal Bando aild Riehle (l~ Ell E F PITCHER: history to rush for over 2,()(M) dropped the firs! set before Hebner, but not enough to make them milllooalrea oVernight._ Rawlr Eastwlck, Cincinnati career yards when the flghting'' back to beat South Others Ulte 38-year-old WW!e MeCovey, once the most feared 113), Butch Metzger, Houston Jumbos host Williams African Byron Bertram, H, bitter In the National League: Doyle Alexander, Tito Fuentes, (9) ; Skip Lockwood, New · College Saturday. '!be senior 11-2, 11-2. ' and Steve Stone could wind up 'With lew if aw takers at all, York 131; Ron Reed. from Framingham, Mass. Fred McNair ousted Philadelphia. and Ken needa 70 more. yards to reach leaving them exactly what they are oow- free agenta. Forsch, Houston (1 each). seventhseeded Ray Moore, · Otlrlle Finley, with aeven free' agenll In Rudi, Fingers, the mark. who was beaten 7-6, 6-0. Tenace, Baylor, Dando, MeCovey and C.mpaneria, IIYS he . . for that Isn't golnC to enter the bidding next week . "just right" .The draft lor those playera.who did notllgn their coo tracts and played out their options this year will '!01'1< this way: room color W~A.BI.E '1•2 HOUFI DRY • WVATEACl.fAIW' . Acain will be !lipped to decide which league lull flrat choiee. If the NiUonal League wtna the toa, the Montreal Expos will get first plek becaule they flnlahed with tbO.lowest percentage, CLEVELAND (UP!) The unknown factor In the Otargera an<! wpped lhe INe!w LUCITE®Designer 1 Browns in receiving with and If tha American l:l!ague wtna, the Chlcaeo White Sox will The Cleveland BrOI\'118 rested coac h Forres l Gregg ,s seven ustom System has catchea. . , . . Color . up Tueeday to get ready for preparations .this week Ia . ,lead IJif. As for Clnclnnati's 1.....: After tha~ the lesgu• wlU alternate tnaking selections what ligures to be the biggest Cleveland's main offensive ·• 1.. •· k G · sided victory in .the first acccrdlng to the teams with the loweJI percen18ges. ~t game of their season, weapon, r·.... ... uoic reg game, Gregg believes tbe tnean1 Atllnta will lollow the White Sol, Milwaukee will follow. Sunday's clash with the to match your exact preference Pruitt. He sprained his ankle score was mis!ea"'"". . Atllnta and 10 on up ~ line. ' 1;\1·1· Bengali In Cincinnati. In the San Diego game but ~ ... ~ (Illy eond!Umts thai no more than 12 clubs may select The Browna are tied with has vowed to start aganst · "ActuaUy, we didn't plsy 1 All colora In watt paint, Interior the II8JIM! player, this stipulation having been made by the Houston for aecood plate In Clncln/l&U. as hadtoly aslndlthat sc;,orhe mlg hdt ensmll and houie paint. ownen to keep the riclier cluha from winding up with moat of the ,u'C Central Dlvi!l'ori • "Ill had to pess, I'd say seem ca10 • e sa 1 . lila free a&enll. · with four victories ana three he'll · probably p"y," the "We did pretty well overall, • All ootorsln IJIIlona end quartt. but that was dll'lng the Ume louea. The Bengals l~ad coach asld. Dill~ be purpriled to ... cluba pau COIIlpletely. Tbey Prulll has already galnetj when we were making 10 llliDply ~·t haw the money to bid. them both by one game. 1 Famous Du PontLUCITE qiiiHIJ · Alter a club seleell a pla~r, II ill free to sign him. The Browns have defeated 626 yards rushing with a 5.1·. many, ml.otakes. · tor iong·lnling beaUiy. lmmedlately, bal if a pla~r selected 18 unable to come to PlttsburJh, Atlanta and Son yard per . carry average However, he II wiry of terma 'With any Qf tlwsecluba !rho choose him, bil name will go Dletio In successive weekends despltethefactheinlssed\lte · Cinclnnati'a · defenso , Mon .-·Thurs. & Sat. 8-5:30 Into a.aecmdary draft in early Felnary. to climb out of the divtalon second half of last Sunday's . ~liy against lila paSB. At that Ume, the ZlliiWill of aU those cluba stiU Interested In basement and threaten for game. And he leads all "C\Qclnnatl probably leads Friday 8-8 lila player will be toased into a hetan!i Bowie Kuhn will pull out the title. Againat Cinclnnall, Btowns receivers with :15 the league In quarterback ,fOOt- of them. Only'thole four then will be able to negotiate with they will have revenge as an catChes for 301 yards. sacks," the coach SQid. the player. ' With Pruitt unable to play . "They're much better added incentive beeauae tbe The ortatna1 clubs the free agenll played for are eligible to Bengals whipped them 4>24 the Browns would send in againat 1he pass than ever ' in lbelr first meeting this J;irry Poole, who led all before. Coy Bacon (defensive bl4 fer hbn UIIW then. • MASON, W. VA. yoar. rusher! !n ille-. game -aHaiRSI _end) is a real plus." :ntoae art the ground rules. No" lei'a &ee what happens. . Action ht the South'm .' VaDey Athletic Conference tbla week features three league games a~ a DMlelgue cootell. In Friday'• games, lea111eIeiding Kyger Creek boiU SfllliJMI Valley, and Haman Trace battles SoulhWMtern. North Galll.o ItO a borne' gameaplnatHannan, w. Va, . Saturday nlcht. Soutber!l's Tornados travel to arch-rival Eutem lor their annual Melga Couniy match. Kyger Creek and, North Gallia continue to bead lolfard a big showdown game llated Nov. 12 at ateshlre. Both lesml have 11-1 overall recorda and 4-0 llates In the SVAC. North Gallls'a loss was a D-14 llO&league affair to Ironton St. 'Joe. Tbe Bobcats tasted defeat lor the lint lime this 'season at Alexander, 21-7. Coach Jim Sprague's defending champion Bobcats host · Coach Greg Baille's Symmes Valley VIkings. SflllDMI Valley Is 1-6 overall llid 1).4 In the league. '!be Vlkin&a "ere . &oundly defeated 41-G last Friday at Southern. Southern's defense held the Vlklnga to just 82 y~rda rushing aild nine yards paalilng. Symmes Valley's oaly victory was 12-0 over Hannan, W. Va. Kyger · Creek will attempt to bowtce b"ck after laat week's 28-7 loss to rugged Alexander. The Bobcat oilense which had been , running up the yardage on the ground and in the air collected just one touchdown. Their offenatve output was jllll about hal! Its normal production. , The Spa~M' defense was able to atop the Bobca.ts' l l Six Reds ·o n NL's allstar mark l: 1 ; l: :l or, lh% On Cet tificalel Of Depmit 1,000 Miimum 1. Yr. Tenn Local ., Sport Parade 4x8 PANELING $299 HOGG& ZUSPAN MAlERIALS CO. 11 ~ ·lUCITE Weill Paint Browns rest, eye Bengals ' ' 1030 COLORS w.., PICKENS HARDWARE CO. ' ., ' I -- ' \. �•• I Editorial comment, opinion, features , , TOM 'I'IFDE Berry's World - • an army of seeurlty people !be c~an~era of Executive and m«e than 1100 employe~. Wllb Tbt Carter len. laolallall. • Ellimatel are that It COlli - Allie endhdr rtmfncla ua '!'o be llll't, the GeorliiD -.ell over 110 mllllclll, and 11r ,._Tiede c-...,. f~c::' Give us the right to practi~e your right! =·= wblll be blpn lU , _ lor tbl ]ll'llideDey. But that wu tbea. Nn • beir 1Q1PUW1t to tbe Oval Olftce, be C1111101 -wlthoutthecil"'l'lflofa hundred Nfkoma, he pa not .speak "lthoat the world ll•enlnltn,andbinapportl.s IUcbhelullbaeomeootoftbe most Influential men hi America. ......1 • - .n ..... __ ...._ "- ...,.. .... """.._..., lortunedotoapolltldan! Tbe ~.-.... ..... t leut a ~- wwt& a In of Cuter's friendll, and parhafll many of bla eDemlea. Hia aDI• ftlr the candidate maylltbe lolln(blb. toucbt wltb .rea Y, " C I to IIY people: critics 1J1eculate more hanhly that he shows ligna of ~ nept up 1n a proeeu that leads to withdrlnl and from thence to =rt~w::' G~:.: p~bably . Wublnctm tumed don tbe Gffen to be kine, be did not end the ldN that the American prealdency W&l ror-IIY- ' 'lberelort, Jimmy Cart4r II f~ to be a ll:lnd of prince, protected by federal cealuriGnl, ~ted from every day life, venorlll!d beyond and financed In hll iolty eliltence by ..1 _.,,_ , ..._ tbe .. """""' "''"' left!lllectlnc ~And . If el~.... "''""' ""•-•s ....,,.. adulatlaa and etDOIIumenll will fii'OW· No throne "u ever occupied by men ao biCb and cmlgblyblel e!"ecupnllitlvedenlha11a' fTbtive • Boeing 70'1a at hll d'apnnl, alao a dosen smaller pauenaer )eta, some t& sound-proof helicopters, a, yad!t, a fleet of automobiles, lllillloll closer to UOO llllluallr to auppon tbe~j~enon ,...In tbe White House, tbe roo1 ~11!1- Wben Abe Unco1n died, hll widow bad to tieg others - a better world lor others. Thla Is · Do you have a right to know? eong,_ to provide ber with true regardless of whether . we are · Do you want to have the right to know? professionals, In business, In indlllllry or ,in Do you feel reporters and editors should 1 . $5,000 yearly .penolon. Today, u John Dean puts 11, anything else. gagged? the prealdency Ia 10 How many limes lulve people In your Do you think the news media has ., · ma[llllflcently privileged that rommunity told you that It Ia we who create ' judiced indlvldu~ls suspected and being the climate of the naUon -thalli it were not ed for .a crime? "inside, you &et tbe feeling . for us (meaning newspaper writers) the These are questions all of you must that nolblng can evil\ burt you if you don't allow II to." gloom would be less and that we should print swer in the days ahead. You must decide some good news lor a change! · And so: Executive freedom Is exploited, or if you are being loolatlon, tbe disease of The anawer to that, in my judgment, Is eated. dents that you, as a community and Individual You were all interested in the Sheppard · ~re ~ only ooe sure bualnesaman and aa a citizen of the· romre. Not long ago it was depleted on TV In a munlty .should give us good news. Ills not unatic presentation. This iB the story, as vaa:itle: bumWty. But little oflt Ia available to th08e 111111 for 11!1 to pnnt the good or the bad news bul J know, of the celebrated Cleveland, Ohio . wrspped up in the electloa ALL news. If there lull been an area of ~or who was accused of killing his wile proeeaa. One reca111 George 1¥f01lg-<lolng, whether It be on Main Street or l newspaper reports were said to have .' "Welcome to the third debate !rom McGovern of four years ago. at the White HoWle, the journalist should 1victed him. It should be noted on the WILLIAMSBURG . . . " Before hllnom!Diltloo he was lulve to tell you about 11. ''" hand that a newspaper woman wa.l wonderful hayaeed, a Whether you are a banker, an In· 1ponsibla for his eventual · retrial and 1 dustrtallst, a merchant, publlsher or editor, IUittaJ. almple man In a green we aU have one thing In rommon - we are Newspaper reporters have been tossed lrrldeseent suit who had a Americana. And as Americana, we sul>jail on contempt charges in the lasl vtalm lor America. Then the scrlbe to the document known as the Con·eral years; have served jail Belltences campaign got him. tn the end slltiltlon, ihe greatest Instrument of :ause they refused t~ reveal sources. You he wound up a llfllted zealot, . democracy ever written. 1d of the case In Boston, Massachll!letts wearing tallored attire to Wblle the Magna Carta, the previous ere a Superior Court judge told the befit hllstatlon and burdened model of freedom, Is no longer in dlNCIII!Ie JOrters he did not want the case of a By Ray Crumley ' an<! most pollee In most cities and stites lire bones!. But the wltb a vtalon that luld been as an Instrument of British government, our .man who allegedly killed a pollee officer WASIDNGTON - Men atudylng the problem of Wegal minority who are ~I can do a l!feal deal of damage - to abrunl< to bil oWn purpose. ConstituUon 18 still a viable document in gambling lri this rountry estimate .the.total conservatively at our safety, to our lndlvidllll rights and to our pocketbooks. For Carter aides inalst this will ~ years ago reviewed in the newspaper daily use and continually updated to meet more than $50 billion. Jlnuny the Greek says UOO billion. Other lrlbery to permit illegal gambling doeo not atop there, as not happea to their champion~ •·n - only the actual facts of the trial changing needs through the amendments. · claims run higher. uld be allowed. He said this was not a gag everyone lmowa. It reaches even to Juries and to judges for all Actually some of it already · e but newspapermen everywhere called Thlnk of 11!1 as ne"spaper people · who bas. Where once be was the Though . no one knows, there an! esUmates the groaa types of erlme. have heard again and again from the lnc<me organ~ed crime takes from illegal &ambling_runs 1at because it told them what to write and Laying out the problem 18 simple. The soluUon Ia more most available candidate In superintendent of.schools, aldermen, mayor... around 20 to 25 per cent of the total before expensea,.or ·some dlf!Jcult. at uot to 'Vflle. America, walking tbe streets or the police ch!ef who answered tile $10 billion to $12.5 billion out of the $50 billim ftgure. Net Is I have heard It said many Urnes in small to greet tbe people, he has We are not BUCCeuful in enforcement. Take, one major newspaper's Inquiry by saying, "Thla Ia much lower of course. For eipenses are heavy. nmunilies that everyone· knows wlult's now retreated In success to state as an example. In five ~ara, 20,000 gambling operators really classified lnforma\lon." JPening and a newspaper only verifies it. Thla guess includes only bribes from illegal gambling. were arrested. One hundred were convicted. Ten went to jaU. !be bmer sanctum of hl8 How many limes have we In the Additional bribery money Is available from the profil8 of It Is bell~ most ol those coovlcted.and jailed were minor ambitions. He 11t111 gr~ ~O'!S further than that. ) W many times have you been at a newspaper bll!llness been given 1M pater· prostitution, loan sharklng, white collar crinje and an "sidewalk" operators. people, but only In a carefuDx.,_ · nallstic altitude of "Thla Is not good to asaortment of other unlawful activities. "\ball game and watched some As a result, tbere Ia a movement afoot to legalize crafted ma.a audience, that · publish?" kid get real hot In some offices In some cities the sltuaUm Ia not unlike gambling, Cl' aome gambling. Surveys by the Comml8slon on sea of unturned faces which Who Is the judge? How many Urnes have that in a foreign country In which I was once assigned. Ayoung the Review of the Natimal Polley Toward Gambling, set up by lull nothing to do with the real r•c'(lr - sinking baskets and editors-reporters been asked, "We would man I interviewed explained that he had "anted, since child· the 91st Cmgreas, 9llll!esl that close to two' Americans out of world. ' .,., right and left - and how ny t,;. ,v-ou have kept an accurate, appreciate 1111 you would refrain from using hood, to enter the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He didn't, he three gamble legally or Illegally at 1eaat mce In any given .This then Is the beginning lprool account of that total? After the this Item" - whelhar It's a Main Street said, becall!le once there he'd be f«eed to participate In the years. And tbet 81! pet. of Americans (the figure seems o( ~y: the 1088 Ql being ne, you might go to the score table and item, In the Stille Capitol or to some of our graft. If he entered and refused, he would be ostracized. He biCb) favor lepllzlng meiCI'Ill of gambling« another. personal. '!be candidate has tate them. But, you do check the top reporters In the naUon's Capitol? would receive no worthwhile asslgiUileni.o. Finally, things . But thoee ligures · are misleading. There Is a great become a thing, albeit an . vspaper for the box score to revive that This Is a sign of the times and these are would be rigged and he'd be set up as a pigeoo In a f~e cue. !llfference ol opinlm, even among thole who favor more legal awuome thing . He Is mory and have the correct facts. the days when we really need the help of the · They wouldn't be able to tolerate him on the job fCI' lear that, gambling, u to what types of gambling they'd make legal and surrounded by aentrles who The right to know is as fundamental as business community to make America sooner or later, he'd blow the whistle an the lot of them. which they'd frown upm. The state-nm gam~ling thll!l far are authorized tQ kill In hll •le pie or baseball and you know all of us work. If men wl1o carry the free enterprise It has riot escaped attenUon here that In some American voted lull been the subject of a great deal of crltlclau!. behalf; he Is never seen In ·e drearos to be followed ; a purpose, banner refuse to sland up and be heard, who ,cities hmest policemen have luld equally rocky roada to croaa. Leaving moral questlonl aside, there Ia a grelll deal of public, except by a crowd hnps to build a better community for will ? The wonder tJien Is not that so many pollUclaM, doubt, tnoreover, that legal gambling, even If universally wblch has beell gathered lor Give us the right to practice yoar right! bureaucrats and policemen are rorrupt. The wonder rather Ia voted in this country, would pUt a crippling dent In the illegal the purpose; he never waits that so many remain honest despite the leVlptations regularly operaUms. Certainly tbls lull not been lila case In thooe for a plane, Ia hamJIOred by :-: :::::::::: : :: ::::::::::::::: :::;.;:~:'::::::: ::::::::::::*<::<:>::::>:~::::l~~~~::O:~::«i ; i ; If . ~ offered and the prell8lli-es roughly applied. . Instances where legallied gambling baa been adopted. traffic, or tackl for powerful these figures. There are ari For it Is my impression, In years of watclllng the In my experience, wide ,open towna have not been· men and women who com· estimated 26 trillion cubic bureaucracy -local. slate and national - that most officials cood~lve to not'rnal famlly llle •nd tbe raq of cblldren. pete .)Villi each otliet for hll feet of proved reaerved of ' favor. · natural gaa beneath Alasial's SmaU wonder that men who By Clarence Prudhoe Bay. Current are tbas !rained lor tbe White estimates ronclude tlult the Hollie oftell dllappear enMiUer ' Prudhoe Bay reserved rould Urely behind the gates of ,, s mem~er of a decision making process with supply up to 2-e per cent of the By JACK V. FOX week, often as many aa 38 · Clemente SUn ·Pilot, agrees fantuy. Fio" different the are · somewhat A reporter f« the WaD Nlxm administration ' might 1gressional Task Force on the executive branch. Once a total U. S. nautral gas SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. holes in • alngle day, zipping folks Journal did manage a ergy I am . concerned decision Is made aa to what requirements. The taak (UPI) -Four years ago, 47 around In an electric cart protective of the town'J mOIII Street brief chat wltb Nixm at have been had the man In out the ability of America companies wtiJ lulndle the ahead of us in the romlng million voters gave Richard with Secret Service agentl famous resident. Shoreclills not long ago, and charge been ' - protected neet her energy needa for gas ·along what route, the blll moinbs Ia to make certain a Nixon their nation's highest never 11101'8 than a few yards ''I think the majority tl!lnk the former President said he from everyday America. pre•ent and the years to · In qui!Btion authorizes federal natural gas route Is chosen honor. away. he 18 .a good IUY ," uys was wor"'"" on the book Jerry Ford, too, in his _ ofllcial.s to waive typical Esterline. "'!bey lhi1tk he _, that will provide Ohio with all His favorite course is Now Nixon Is In utter prtQCCupatlon with telling ua ··~· ConsequenUy, I supevery day. ted legislation passed by bureaucratic procedures in the natural gaa that l1 isolation, almost in hiding, Shorecllffs, a publlc lintul m "as i'emoved from olllce bo" good we have it, lull ''Writing 18 the toughest .h Houses of Congress Issuing permits to hBiten required lor home use and for either In his Casa Pacifica the northern edge of San Improperly, that it 'Will full of thing I've ever don&," Nixm apparently been Isolated ich would set deadlines for construction and operation of the uae of lnd~. I am home or oo a golf course. Clemente. An aide telephonea politics. It II something"'-they said. from the vulgar truths that '.eral decisions on the the transport system. confident that the President The flll'l)ler President has tony Nixon Is on hlaway. He would like to forget auuul." There Ia apeculation about hl8 campaign rhetoric dm· There 18 no controversy and the Congreu will work taken not the slighest part In tees off with no walling and nsportatlon of Alaskan The SUn Pilot conducted an what Nixon will do wben the demna. ural gas to the lower 48 over the statements In S. 3521 together to avoid rold botnes the campaign. He has not then "plays through" the Informal telephone poll from AI for ·Carter, not yet numbers cholen at random eleetlon 18 over. Many Nixm emphasizing the fact that we and Wll!lllployed workers aa a . given bil support to Gerald golfers ahead of him. tea. president, there are only watchers feel he will emerge 'his measure, S. 3521, face a .natural gas shortage. result of alack of natural gu Ford, the man be personally Afew weeks ago a group of fr<111 the directory, asking: tram IUMsel'tl II to biB polentl81 bil cocoon and attempt eels the President to In· Ohio Is no excepUon to this In the areas wbere II Is put in office, nor has he been young boys gathered near the "Are you stiU interested In .to take an active part In lor liolatlon. But clearly he IB · m the Congress by Sep- shortage situation. If we needed most. first tee and, as Nixon reading or hearing about the public affairs. aaked to. . vulnerable to the procesa. He tber 1, 1977 whether he Ohioans are to heat a large I will put pressure upon the "All Carter needs 18 for prepared to bit biB drive, one acUviUesofRichardNixoo?" One "ho diaagrees Is Is a man ollevr lrlenda who Tbt survey produced !10 · ommends construction of portion of our homes and Presldl!llt and the Congresa to Nixon to endorse F«d or to of them called out: doea not suller crltlclam ·all!lport system to' deliver keep our natural gaa adopt a natur~ gas tr1111port Indicate he Ia worklnc for his "Hey, Nixm, do you cbeat repUes with 54 per cent Gregory ·Jo8llllldl, manager weU: l)e Is alao a candidate "No," 43 per cent of the local Western Unlm .ska's gas, and If so, dependent Industries In route that lavon Ohio cqn- election," says Mrs. Dotul8 at golf like you did In the .............. who has promised the •...,....~.,. operation, we must Increase .. Yea,u and 3 per cent office and head of the small American people far more eels him to specify the sumera. Time being ol the WUidnson, a San Clemente White Houee'?" Democratic party Ivery system he prefers. the supply of natural gaa esaence, I will alao preu for city councilwoman and He acted as if he had not ~ya ~hell that organization In ' San than anyone can be expected. ·the President's decision coming Into our State. ltmnedlate action to get tile Republican In lhla iown heard , the cruel Jest. to deliver. You'D recall that The reason It Is so Im- gaa pipeline system un· where the GOP outnumbers Clubhouae attendant& shooed many of thoee who aald they Clemente. become effective, · Joannldlla not an admirer Richard Nixon was tgress must approve the portant that we get the derway. Bureaucratic delay Democrata i>-1. the boys off and Nixon went dldnol wtah tObearanylllll't! of Nixm, to aay the least. eomevrhat like that; •Ice by a joint resolution Alaskan gas transport and negligence can not be Nixon lull recovered biB ahead witb hll game. about Nlxm really meant "I spotted him when he Are everyone's fingers But that moment of they didn't feel he should Brat ran for Congress and the CI'OIIed? hin 60 days. The measure system underway wilhou.t tolerated In this case beeall!le bealth. He plays golf three vldes for a streamlined undue delay Is revealed in lhe stakes are too blgh. and sometimes four times a hutnlllatioo was rare. Not endure further expoaure in dirty . campaigri he carried only because of his. agalnll Helen Gahagan ultraprivate rouilne but alao ,th~~irlck Lane, an out Douglu," aays Joannldi. because thl.s community attorney and the town's Joannidlaaysbegoeetothe seems to have banded Republican mayor, saya he Nixon eslate frequenUy to after what happened to Mary, together to ensure that doean'l believe people shield deliver telegrams and Jo Kopechne, tben I don't see that they won'tact the ·same Nixon, that San Clemente '' privacy. You walk Into the "treats him any dllferenUy occasionally sees Nlxon m toward Nixm." Mra. Wllklnaon. says she ' Walgreen's drug a!CI'e m than would other aecdms of ~'Hgroundl. k to · " underslancls Pal Nixon Ia . e never SJlC!! s me, Avenlda Del Mar and !be the collltry, Cl' that it Ia recovering eliremely well llluaual that he Ia never seen Joannldl says. He strides matronly clerk at tha cash llld loWil along ataria8 straight ahead, from her stroke earlier this regiSter II all smUea and Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. I'm slill not losing weight radiation.' Of course, I lulve capacity to convert amino frlendllneaa untO you au If -:!I think niany people feel never looking to tbe right or year and thatahe w«ks In the · lEAR DR. LAMB - I anit now I'm worried .about no way olltnowing bo" much aclda in protein to glucoae. So abe ever-sees Nixon. that he made a grave mlatake left, with 1 pa"' of Secret garden every day. • When Nixon realgned, a. .iced In one of ·your the effect prednisone ' may of your gland lf8B removed. giving you hormones just but thai he lull paid a ~rrlble Service pys tralllng alter '-No, I haven't ·seen him," umns you mentioned !hat have on my blood sugar. You needn't lfOffY about makes your normal, A case abe snapa. "I mly nw him price lor it;: says Lane. ~o I dm't think he's group of local Republican Wlltlen volunteered to handle . <lnlsone causes the body to Could I be enda'lflering my the prednlaone. It does the auch u yours Is often com· mce when he was prealdent." "There are ~~moe who defend • . him very strongly but have going to take the chence of Uie deluge of mall coming 1vert amino acids that health by taking the pred· same thing the · eortiaone plicated and difficult · to, Warren Esterline, 1 Into \he me-time "Weslern heard equally reverse. OlpOIIng himself to any hard ke up protein to glucose nlsone? Could It be keeping aeetate did for you but it lull manage u I am IIUre you' managing editor of the San · "And 1 don't think 11 Is quesUooa. The most While House." I rlises the level of blood me from losing weight? lesi of a tendency to call!le kngw from your on ex· ., Sir thai don't important thlng to Richard After Nixrln alrnOII died of :ar. DEAR READER - I'm your ·body to retain fluid. perlence. • · · ange you aee Nixon Ia hl8 place in history phleblila, lila volume of maU 'lve years ago !.went Into a sure you realize you are a Both have the action of Part of your weight may be ":.:~:'::" ' him m the atreellln view of and he nnll only to tllve hia awelled again and the same belle coma because of very rare case. Acromegaly converting protein to glucoae. related to the Increased ....,, ., the olllce he beld and the ........- In that book." thlng occurred "hen Mn. h blood sugar. The doctoi'J> Is a disease caused by over· That will not caUJe you to growth phase you un· _......_ ••• manner he left it. It l.on't as if ·-· rovered I wasn't diabetic prncluction of growth bor· have trouble with your doubtedly had before you bact cra•L • · this were bil heme town that Mn. WUldnaoa nys she Nixon lf8B stricken. Mrs. says she I did have acromegaly . . mone from the pituitary weight. The' important dlsbetlc roma from your . ..,.:;-..;;..... heclellveredj.aperaas ;boy, beof~lfNixlt.:: ~~ outd Wilkinson undersianda the leUers ran !'J removed my pituitary gland under the brain. There question Ia how many acromegaly. ·MAnaging your ....,,. • ., ' had lot of friends He -'-·•· '"" se ......, an ...,,.... - ••.,. .._ . . a · _,.,..,. tliat In a fe1r years may be about 100-1 sympathellc to nd two yellfS ago. I was on are only about 300 new casea .calorlea you eat and how lfll&bt may be a dllflcull - · - • • u • •• - ·· bought property 111 the south accepted by the public. the Nlxons. BOO-calorie -dlahetlc diet, a year In the whole United many you .... problem regardless of your ,. m _, .... - ........ . . - ft1.11H!. ..... ..,_of town. We seldom saw It Is a-'ot• ..... _ Offhe .....,. t't'"'"t'"--- to note , Julie Eisenhower and ·roid, cortisone acetate States. In many of these Normally the pituitary medicaUona. .... . . ., _ " ' · ' " ' · 1 bltn when he 1r8B Pnaident. that Mrs Wllklnaon reflecta Trlcla Co• and their I Premarln. Three montha people a form of dlsbeles Is gland atlmulatea the thyroid To pve you a better Idea • ~ecoM ,... ,....,. ,..,. .It ''You would "·-"·· ........ · -... ,_...., - . . - · ·iil(ft the Reapn-Goldwater ' they found I was present. . < gland, tbe adrenal cortex about blood pressure f am : _...;., - ... ..,._,~ · him to come down to the beer -'•• ol the ·Rapubllcan Party husbaltds are frequent vilitors. So Ia Bebe Rebozo. alnlng fluid. I wasn't When the problem begins (outer abell) and ovaries. 1 ·sending you Tbe Health bar and arm wrealle 'With the ... "....,. _, 0.1......, ...,., m .... · bo ·" and never has been a keen · On several recett oceasl0111, •ng weight. I'm 28, 5 feet 5 af!er usual growth Is presume you are &ettlng . Lelteil nwnber 1-8 on that ..... - .....M.•·11'"· ys. Nixon fan, Rebolo, David . Eisenhower, I weigh 250 pounds. achieved, the banda and feet . those hormones because your ll!lbject. otbers who want thl8 ":~,; Allhough It Is impoulble to "The capablllty of the aldeJackBrennanllndNixoo fy blood pressure jwnped enlarge as do other parts of pituitary lull been removed iJiformaUon can send SO cents - · ., ,..,_ ..... - . get tnlormaUon from NixOn's American people to forgive have been a foursome at m 110 over 90 to !50 over the body but, of course, you and without them you would with a long, stamped, self. ~ office about his routine, and forget, their attitude Shoreclills. , They changed my cor-.' ca~ot grow in height. High not be -getting eno~ thyroid addressed envelope for it. 'An aaslstant pro there, me acetate to prednisone. blood pressure often goes hontlGile or adrenal cortex Jllll send your letter to me in •-· •n"" ... _..,_ ..... ;i~ vtalton agree be Ia working t.,.rd reality, never eeaaea ~ Ion hours UD ... 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LouiO s Vancouver 2 Lo• ~no•••• 3 0e1ro11 2 !only games !eheduled) Wednesdav's G•mes l : :1 ll COLLEGE PARK, Md. (UPI) _ "Every Saturday lhey gel bigger," uid Maryland cOach Jerry Claiborne. ''The pressure Is going (o increase but we're trying to keep t't down as much as we can " Claiborne's filth-ranked Terps, 7.0 and carrying their lonaesl wbmlng streak since • lheJ~Tatumglorydays ( ll games) of thl! 1950s, need wins over Kentucky, Cincinnati, Clemson and VIrginia to complete a perleclseaoon. · The buildup hasn't seemed to a!lect the team yet, . Claiborne said. "They look pretty loose to me loo loose sometimes .. - "II was an Important ' he said g8 me ·last week and we knocked Duke's heads off (30S). We need to continue to ' Star tailback Sieve Atkins is still out with a knee Injury, but ' freshman George Scott stepped into the breach against Duke, running lor 96 yards before leaving th~ game with a sprained ankle: He lselpe<;ied to play against Kentucky at College ~rk Saturday. Quarterback Mark M th 0 t t 1 0ff · anges, oa elll!e leader In the Atlantic Coast Conference, Gomple\ed 11 of 20 passes for 96 yards before giving way to Larry ' Dick, who sat out the first half of th e season wIlh an elbo w injury. . "Manges, overall, wasn't that shurp passing, but he made the big plays for us," said Claiborne. "We also came up with the big plays in in nd the runn g game, a our receiverscaQght the baiL We but we made the big plsys . The coach call~ Kentucky, 4-3, ils Hown worS1 &nemy" because the WUdcat.s have been making ctlp~llng mistakes. "Let's just hope they .~an keep It up another week, he joked, " When th ey ' play without ll)lstakes, they re as good as anybody on their schedule · .. The•. are the best , , ed defensive leam we ve play all year: oot their ofle';"'• with mtstukes, bus been putting ,,pressure on their defense · · , He said the Wlld~a ts offense Is confusing to play againat bacause quarterback Derrick Ramsey and running h. k Rod St uoiC • ewart. and Cltr Is HIU are all threats to run·out f th lshbone "Also they o ew · • pass a little mor~ ihan moot wishbone teanlS do," he said. pme, both Meigs , schools SymmEs~~t:O~sallBoeyb, 41-GMcCI.ure is have ~ overall records. Inside the SVAC, Eastern Is back from an Injury running 3-1 willie Southam Ia J-21• ' the offense once again. Last Eastern defeated Wa)er· week., McClure acored on lnlerceptl,ona. ford last week, :10-1~ wldle-in 1'llill of 41 ,00 IS yarda. David II was tbe third llraight Its Hnal&ame before the bl& Mills and Joe Kuhn IIlio had year that Alexander had · rivalry, Southern took Eagle toucbdo"ns. l<nocked Kyger Cteek out of Southern's AI Hill and Steve the llllbeilten ranks. Coach Bolo did moot of the dalll!lg.e Bob Ashley's Southwestam .to Symmea Valley. lllgblanden fresh !rom a ~ Booo had two touchdowns, 18 non·INgue win over the four extra points while Jackloa B I!Quad will go alter rushing for 214 yards. . their fifth victory of the year Hill had TD rUII8 of 36 and ·at Mercerville aplnll the 31 yards. The· Southern of· wlnleaa Hannsn Trace fense amassed a total of 386 Wlldeats. yards rliahlng. Kip LeWia, 190 pound aenlor SVAC STANDINGS B9ston at NY Rangers ALl G.AMES tailback, went O)'er the ),000 TNm wl t p op Pittsburgh at Buffa lo yard ruahlng against Kyger.Creek 6 1 0 258 69 Minnesota at Toronto Montreal at Chleigo JacUon'l Jayvees. He al.oo NEW YORK (UPI) North Gallia 6 1 0 248 63 Atlanta at Colorado scored two more touchdowns Second baaeman Joe Morgan Southern 4 3 0 164 78 . Ionly va·mes scheduled) Jon Peterson· MR, FLUGG Thunday 'l Games and a two-point COIIVenltll. was a unanimous choice and Southwestern 4 3 0 156 106 Eastern .4 J 0 135 121 , St . Louis at NY tsl8nders Other Higbill)der aocrers ' five othel' members of the 'Symmes Valley J 6 o 31 212 Plffsburgh at Philadelph ia were Larry C.arler, Don world ehainplon Ctncbmatl Hanna'h Trace o 6 1 66 275 Alli!mta at Los Ang~les Toronto at Detroit Jeffers, Sberman Potter and · Reda were selected Monday Cleveland at Vancouver SIIAC ONLY Keith Grate. Hannan Trace on the !976 UPI National I only games schedUled) !'VE. (,A~€,~ w I p op INTIRIST will 'attempt to bounce back League 1976 AU-star team. Team Kyger Creek 4 0 151 21 Nationi11 ·8•sketball A550Ciation from last Friday's 66-D Other Reda voted to the North Galila 4 0 168 35 I=U\...\...Y 1-00KEtl Standings traablng to North Galll.o. team along wllh Morgan .Eastern 3 1 98 64 8y United Pren lnt~rn•tlonlll />..1 A\-\... THE 2 2 96 60 Eastern Confl!rence Coach John Blake's Prlates were shortstop Dave Con· Southern Atlantic Division I 3 48 88 will see1i: their seventh win in cepclon, third baseman Pete Southwestern W L Pet. GB Symmes Valley o 4 7 115 C./1\N~IOAT~-$ eight starts •satnst the Rose, outllelden ·George Hannan J !) 1.000 Trace 0 4 26 201 NY Knicks Boston 2 0 1.00 1·2 Hannsn. Wildcats. North Foster and Ken . Griffey and TOTAlS ANO ~A\/E. 14 14 594. 594 Butfllto 1 2 1 .(J67 1 GaDia'sllrat string scored 52 relief pitcher Rl!wly Easl• Philadelph i a 1 2 .333 2 pee. I t>~O '1'tl 1 2 .333 2 NY Nets points In the lntk two qua r- 'fitck. central Division ters laat wee aga 1nst Rounding out the team \JOiG "NO~ W L Pc;t. G& Bow~ Hou ston 2 0 1.000 _,_ Hannan Trace. were cat;,her Bob Boone of ' Cleveland 2 0 1.000 Mike Casey, small, but the Philadelphia PhllUes, Atlanta 2 1 .667 1·2 POMEROY LANES quick running back, ron· first baseman Steve Garvey New Oril!ans 1 1 .500 1 Early SUnday Mixed Wa5hlngton 1 I .500 1 tinued to be a major cog in of the Los Angeles Dodgers, October 17, 1976 san Antonio 1 1 333 llf1 the North GaDia offense. outfielder Garry Maddox of Pts Western Conference 42 Midwest DJYision Casey and running hack Fred the Phlllles and pitchers Jack 's Dairy Bar W L Pet. GB 42 Logan combined for live . R8ndyJonesoftheSanDiego ~Tom's Carry <>..rt 2 0 1.000 ....., Town Kiln 40 Denver , touchdowna. Casey was the Padrea and .Jerry Kooaman Cline's Con st. Co. 2 1 ·.667 ,1·2 28 Chicago 1 I .500 I leading ground-gainer with of the New York Mets. Mark Five :n .' Detroit Kam~as City 1 2 ,333 1 1·2 125 yards In II carrlea. The closest elections In- Pomeroy Flower Shop . · 18 Indiana 1 J .250 2 Tfti AfJIIftl Coi-n tv High Ind. Game - Larry Milwaukee 0 4 .000 3 Mark Theiss, ·senior volved .Rose, Boone and Dugan 193, Bill Wilford 192, Pacllic Division l1vl"''' Lun Co. quarterback, threw touch· Eastwick. Rose beat out two- JeH Wilson, 180; Women2M It co net St . W L Pet . GB · 2 0 1.000 ~ ~toMtrov. Ohio down pasael to Logan and lime NL batting clulmplon Bess .Hendrldts 188, Lena Portland seattle 1 .1 .soo 1 Brett Tackett. Saturday Bill Madlock of the Chicago HOward 179, Marlene Wilson los Angeles 1 3 .250 '2 night, It will be the annual . Cubs 11-J, Boone edged 17S. Golden Sta te o 2 .000 2 High Series - Men : Bill Phoenix 0 2 .000 2 grudge match witll Easlern Johnny Bench ·of the Reda 11· Wilford 533, Larry Dugan 513, TuesdAV'J Rnults and Southern. Going Into I!Je . 8, and Easiwlck won over Jeff Wilson 504. Women: Bess NY Kn icks 118 Buffalo 104 Atlanta 122 Sa n Antonio 114 Hendricks 513, Lena Howard Butcll Metzger of the San 498, Phlladelph i it 111 New Orleans Pat Smith 4r,l. · Diego Padres 13'9. Team High Game - Jack's 101 ~hlcego 90 Milwaukee BB Concepcion received 18 of a Dairy Bar, 666, Indiana 120 Seattle 90 Team High Series - Mark P!Tl'SBURGij I UPI) possible Zl votes '!'bile Foster Kansas Ci ty 117 L.os Angeles. Five 1926. 115, overtime The Pittsburgh Steelers and Griffey had 25 and 12 Portland 110 Golden State96 reported Monday that X-rays votes, respectively. <only ganie! scheduled) taken of the big toe on the foot WedneSdly's Games · Garvey was a big winner at wa~hington "'NY Nets Tri County League of wide reCeiver Lynn Swann first base with 16 votes and Sealtle at Detroit Oc1ober 19, 1976 were negative and the injury Maddox had 1~ while Jones Ph iladelphia at Houston Pis Pt10eni)C ~~ San Antoni.o was diagnosed fill a sprain. received 22 votes and Eagles Club 46 (only garries scheduled) Swann sustained the injury Kooaman21. Pomeroy Cem. Blk Co . 37 Thursday 's Games Buffalo vs . Boston at Hart . in Stinday's 27.0 victory over .Computer Service 32 The voting by positions. Strikers 29 ford By }IILTON RIOIM,UI the New York Giants. Also, .CATCHER: Bob Boone , H&R Firestone NY Knicks at Cll!vetand 18 guar~ Jim Clack remained UP! Sporll .Editor Milwaukee at Oenver Phlla<letphia 111 ).- Johnny TeamOne 6 PoriiMd fll Golden State Bench, Cincinnati (8); Ted hospitalized and wilt be High Ind. Game Lou I only games scheduled) NEW YORK (UPI)- They're calling It the rl><!nf.rY draft. Simmons, St. Louis 151; Sauer 222. Henry Clafworthy indefinitely for an intestinal A better name for It would be 'The Great Baseball Meat Jerry Grote, New ·York 13J. 222, Bert Bodlmer 212. virus. CINCINNATI (UPI) FIRST · BASE: Steve HiQh Series - Lou Sauer, Market; and In that market next weak a few ballplayers like Garvey, The playing status of both Los Angeles il6); . 582, Bert Bodlmer 571, Henry University of Cincinnati Bobby Grieb of Baltimore, Joe Rudi of Oakland .and Gary Bob Watson, Houston (7); Clatworthy 537. players for this Stinday's officials co~flnned fanner Matthews of San Francisco are likely to find out aome people Willie Montanez, Atlanta (4). Team High Game and · Buflalo Bills head coach Lou game with the San Diego SECOND BASE: ·Joe Series - Pomeroy Cement stiU are wtUing to pay top price for prime beef. .. Saban Is under consideration Chargers was unknown . Block, 893 and 2558. · All told, 261ree agents will be made aVailable f« selection in Morgan, Cincinnati (27). SHORTSTOP: Dav.e to become the school's sheet the ur•PI ecedented draft to be held here Nov. 4. All are hoping Concepcion, Cincinnati (18) : SALEM, N.H . (UP! )- The athletic director. for big money but some wtiJ be In for dllappointment,judglng Bitt Russell, Los Angeles (6); richest l wo-year-old race Early Wedne•daY Saban, 55, a ~5-yeer ever &om what a number oi !be owners tell me. ' Larry Bowa, Philadelphia contested at Mixed League collegiate and pro coaching Rockingham Park will go (3). October 20, 1976 Grieb, Rudl and Matthews are the three most desirables. THIRD BASE: Pete Rose, Pts. veteran, has Vlslled the UC pustward tonight when the Rollie Fingers, Geile Tenace and Wayne Garland come Cincinnati (11); Bil l Oilers Four 54 f!\lmpus twice In the paat 10 final event In the New fairly close behind, followed by Dave Cash, Don Baylor, Madlock, Chicago (9J; Mtke Smith Nelson Motors 44 Schmidt, Philadelphia (7). Zlde's Sport Shop Campy Campaneriz and BW Campbell. . 44 days and was Interviewed by Hampshire Sires Stakes lor 2a search committee Tuesday. year-olds Ia run for a $20,000 OUTFIELDERS : George Young's Super market• 32 There seems to be a cmalderable roollng off for the services Fosler, Cincinnati (251: Cincinnati, without an purse. Tenth Framers 30 .111 Clndnnatileflhander Don Gullett, due no doobt to the,ankle Garry Maddox, Philadelphia Nelson Drug Co. 12 athletic director since 'Injury became up with in the World Series two weeks ago, and (15); j<en Griffey, Cincinnati High Ind. Game - Men : Hindman Wall resigned July Greg Luzlnskl, L.a rry Dugan 204, Larry fOr Baltimore's Reggie JaCkson, chiefly because of the high 112); PROVIDENCE; R.I. (UP!) Philadelphia (8): Dave Dugan 202 ,' Bruce Hawley ,1'96 . 15 to take a similar job at price tag he baa put m himaelf. · Brown Unviersity Kingman, New York (6) ; AI Women: Carolyn Bachner Tulane Unlvetsity, waatt.d no basketball coach Gerry Several owners feel the same way Minnesota's Calvin Oliver, Pittsburgh (4); Dave Caro l ~n . Bachner 189, Ume in going after Saban Alaimo and hla Bruins opened . Griffith does. He aays be may bid lor one of the free agents (he Parker , Pittsburgh . (3); 191, Helen Phelps 182. after he quit the Bilia Oct. 15. practice Friday, weltomlng llanda to loee Eric Soderbohn and Campbell himself), but Cesar Cedeno, Houston (2); High Series - Men : Larry He had been Buffalo's head six lettermen, including last Jim Wynn; Atlanta ,' Rick Dugan 542, Bitt Porter 540. there's a limit to how high be'U go and biB limit Isn't anywhere Monday, Chicago, Cesar Bruce Hawley 531. Women : coach since 1972. · nearwhatsome of the free agenta havelnrnlnd. year's top Ivy League scorer Geronimo, Cincinnati, Bob . Carolyn Bachner 542, Helen Mason, W. Va. 773-5534 1 got a star," says lhe Twins' owner. "My star is Rod Wi!!tson, Houston, Jay l't1etps 502, Maxine Dugan PARIS (UPI) _Top aeeds Brian Saunders. The senior Carew, and I'm oot golnc to pay anybody·anymore than I pay Johnstone, Philadelphia, and 47'1. Eddie Dlbbe and Hlrold Solo· swing man averaged 19.8 Pete Rose, ' Cincinnati ( 1 Team High . Game and mon each adVanced to. the • points a game last season. hhnt Series - Smtth Nelson Carew gell somewhere around $160,000 a year and has lwo eachL 11111 STARTING PITCHERS .- Motors, 666 and 1922. second round of• the $50,000 P.-llf" ... ----IIIOI'e years to go on bil three-year cootract. Randy Jones, San Diego 122), Parls Grand Prix tennis "I'm not sure we're going to go after anyone in the draft," Jerry Koosman, New York MEDfORD, Mass. (UPI) says Grlllith. "We're 10 close to having a team we think can (21J. Steve Cart ton, _Tufts University tailback tournament TUesday. Dlbbs, the top seed, took (4), TlmWbelanwt'llbea'~•·•to Phttadetphla win that maybe a trade would do 118 more good than &olng af\er Seaver, New York, and Tom Don •u.11.1"6 three hours to defeat Haroon me of these auperstars. Some of them seam to feel beseball Sutton, Los Angeles (3 each). become the 'fourth player In Rahim of Paltistan, 7-6, ~7. 6owes them ali1!ing: basebaU doesn't owe anybody a living." Bulc~ Melt~er, San Diego Tufts: 101-year football 4. Solomon, .the second seed, 'lbere Ia some lnlerest In playen like Sal Bando aild Riehle (l~ Ell E F PITCHER: history to rush for over 2,()(M) dropped the firs! set before Hebner, but not enough to make them milllooalrea oVernight._ Rawlr Eastwlck, Cincinnati career yards when the flghting'' back to beat South Others Ulte 38-year-old WW!e MeCovey, once the most feared 113), Butch Metzger, Houston Jumbos host Williams African Byron Bertram, H, bitter In the National League: Doyle Alexander, Tito Fuentes, (9) ; Skip Lockwood, New · College Saturday. '!be senior 11-2, 11-2. ' and Steve Stone could wind up 'With lew if aw takers at all, York 131; Ron Reed. from Framingham, Mass. Fred McNair ousted Philadelphia. and Ken needa 70 more. yards to reach leaving them exactly what they are oow- free agenta. Forsch, Houston (1 each). seventhseeded Ray Moore, · Otlrlle Finley, with aeven free' agenll In Rudi, Fingers, the mark. who was beaten 7-6, 6-0. Tenace, Baylor, Dando, MeCovey and C.mpaneria, IIYS he . . for that Isn't golnC to enter the bidding next week . "just right" .The draft lor those playera.who did notllgn their coo tracts and played out their options this year will '!01'1< this way: room color W~A.BI.E '1•2 HOUFI DRY • WVATEACl.fAIW' . Acain will be !lipped to decide which league lull flrat choiee. If the NiUonal League wtna the toa, the Montreal Expos will get first plek becaule they flnlahed with tbO.lowest percentage, CLEVELAND (UP!) The unknown factor In the Otargera an<! wpped lhe INe!w LUCITE®Designer 1 Browns in receiving with and If tha American l:l!ague wtna, the Chlcaeo White Sox will The Cleveland BrOI\'118 rested coac h Forres l Gregg ,s seven ustom System has catchea. . , . . Color . up Tueeday to get ready for preparations .this week Ia . ,lead IJif. As for Clnclnnati's 1.....: After tha~ the lesgu• wlU alternate tnaking selections what ligures to be the biggest Cleveland's main offensive ·• 1.. •· k G · sided victory in .the first acccrdlng to the teams with the loweJI percen18ges. ~t game of their season, weapon, r·.... ... uoic reg game, Gregg believes tbe tnean1 Atllnta will lollow the White Sol, Milwaukee will follow. Sunday's clash with the to match your exact preference Pruitt. He sprained his ankle score was mis!ea"'"". . Atllnta and 10 on up ~ line. ' 1;\1·1· Bengali In Cincinnati. In the San Diego game but ~ ... ~ (Illy eond!Umts thai no more than 12 clubs may select The Browna are tied with has vowed to start aganst · "ActuaUy, we didn't plsy 1 All colora In watt paint, Interior the II8JIM! player, this stipulation having been made by the Houston for aecood plate In Clncln/l&U. as hadtoly aslndlthat sc;,orhe mlg hdt ensmll and houie paint. ownen to keep the riclier cluha from winding up with moat of the ,u'C Central Dlvi!l'ori • "Ill had to pess, I'd say seem ca10 • e sa 1 . lila free a&enll. · with four victories ana three he'll · probably p"y," the "We did pretty well overall, • All ootorsln IJIIlona end quartt. but that was dll'lng the Ume louea. The Bengals l~ad coach asld. Dill~ be purpriled to ... cluba pau COIIlpletely. Tbey Prulll has already galnetj when we were making 10 llliDply ~·t haw the money to bid. them both by one game. 1 Famous Du PontLUCITE qiiiHIJ · Alter a club seleell a pla~r, II ill free to sign him. The Browns have defeated 626 yards rushing with a 5.1·. many, ml.otakes. · tor iong·lnling beaUiy. lmmedlately, bal if a pla~r selected 18 unable to come to PlttsburJh, Atlanta and Son yard per . carry average However, he II wiry of terma 'With any Qf tlwsecluba !rho choose him, bil name will go Dletio In successive weekends despltethefactheinlssed\lte · Cinclnnati'a · defenso , Mon .-·Thurs. & Sat. 8-5:30 Into a.aecmdary draft in early Felnary. to climb out of the divtalon second half of last Sunday's . ~liy against lila paSB. At that Ume, the ZlliiWill of aU those cluba stiU Interested In basement and threaten for game. And he leads all "C\Qclnnatl probably leads Friday 8-8 lila player will be toased into a hetan!i Bowie Kuhn will pull out the title. Againat Cinclnnall, Btowns receivers with :15 the league In quarterback ,fOOt- of them. Only'thole four then will be able to negotiate with they will have revenge as an catChes for 301 yards. sacks," the coach SQid. the player. ' With Pruitt unable to play . "They're much better added incentive beeauae tbe The ortatna1 clubs the free agenll played for are eligible to Bengals whipped them 4>24 the Browns would send in againat 1he pass than ever ' in lbelr first meeting this J;irry Poole, who led all before. Coy Bacon (defensive bl4 fer hbn UIIW then. • MASON, W. VA. yoar. rusher! !n ille-. game -aHaiRSI _end) is a real plus." :ntoae art the ground rules. No" lei'a &ee what happens. . Action ht the South'm .' VaDey Athletic Conference tbla week features three league games a~ a DMlelgue cootell. In Friday'• games, lea111eIeiding Kyger Creek boiU SfllliJMI Valley, and Haman Trace battles SoulhWMtern. North Galll.o ItO a borne' gameaplnatHannan, w. Va, . Saturday nlcht. Soutber!l's Tornados travel to arch-rival Eutem lor their annual Melga Couniy match. Kyger Creek and, North Gallia continue to bead lolfard a big showdown game llated Nov. 12 at ateshlre. Both lesml have 11-1 overall recorda and 4-0 llates In the SVAC. North Gallls'a loss was a D-14 llO&league affair to Ironton St. 'Joe. Tbe Bobcats tasted defeat lor the lint lime this 'season at Alexander, 21-7. Coach Jim Sprague's defending champion Bobcats host · Coach Greg Baille's Symmes Valley VIkings. SflllDMI Valley Is 1-6 overall llid 1).4 In the league. '!be Vlkin&a "ere . &oundly defeated 41-G last Friday at Southern. Southern's defense held the Vlklnga to just 82 y~rda rushing aild nine yards paalilng. Symmes Valley's oaly victory was 12-0 over Hannan, W. Va. Kyger · Creek will attempt to bowtce b"ck after laat week's 28-7 loss to rugged Alexander. The Bobcat oilense which had been , running up the yardage on the ground and in the air collected just one touchdown. Their offenatve output was jllll about hal! Its normal production. , The Spa~M' defense was able to atop the Bobca.ts' l l Six Reds ·o n NL's allstar mark l: 1 ; l: :l or, lh% On Cet tificalel Of Depmit 1,000 Miimum 1. Yr. Tenn Local ., Sport Parade 4x8 PANELING $299 HOGG& ZUSPAN MAlERIALS CO. 11 ~ ·lUCITE Weill Paint Browns rest, eye Bengals ' ' 1030 COLORS w.., PICKENS HARDWARE CO. ' ., ' I -- ' \. �• _t- TheDallySenUnel,Middlqxxt-Pomeroy,O., Wednesday,Oct. 27,1976 Harvard, Nebraska, Texas -Tech picked to win league 'Contests · • ,. ' " . By Major AlDOl B: Hoople Forecuter Deluu Egad, fr.lends, the cooference races get dowo to bard ca&ell this week 88 Southern California takes on California and UCLA meets Washington . in tbe Pacllic Eight, and Teus Tech tangles with Texas in the headline Southwestern engagement In the powerful Big Eight, Nelraska will visit Kansas and Oklahoma will play at Colorado in a PJ!ir that will make the coaches' hair atand on end-heiH!eh! Irv1he fabled Ivy League, Brown and Harvard will meet in Harvard Stadium. MeanwhUe, down south, in the tough Southeastern loop, Florida wiD . host· Auwrn, Alabama wtll entertain Mississippi State and LSU and Missiaslppi will butt heads in Baton RoUge. In the Western Athletic Conference, Wyoming will move another notch closer to the league title in Its meeUng with Colorado Slate University. The top game in the Big Ten matches high-ecoring Michigan and rugged scoring Michigan and rugged Minnesota· at Ann Arbor. On the Independent fron t for yoor enloynient, are several good ones including Notre Dame - Navy, Pittsburgh - Syracuse, Anny - Air Force and New Mexico - New Mexico State. Jove, dear readers, il's a football fan's dream weekend . The Southern California - California game is another showdown between a running oriented offense as featured by the Trojans and Ricky BeU, and the aerial attack featuring ('.alifornia's Joe Roth . The Hoople wampum Is on the Trojans as BeD moves closer· to a 2,000- - - - - - - . , . - - -. Brigham Young 27, Arizona yard season. Incredible, you &. 20 say7 Well just keep your eyes Oklahoma 24, Colorado . I~ on this young Trojan. He's Wyoming 32, Colo. St. U. 22 ksff-bff - a bi:U ringer! And Dartmouth 26, Columbia ~ ·while the Trojans are Duke a:;, GA. Tech 17 winning, the UCLA BrUins E:. Carolina 34, W. Carolina 14 wilt' .be pollahing oil Florida 38 Auwrn 12 Wuhinglon'a Huakiea at Florida St. 30, Clemson 181 N) · Seattle. Make the scores: Wm. lo Mary 28, Furman ' 14 . TroJan• 35, Callfllrnia 21, and Georgia 22, Cincinnati 20 UCLA 30, Washington 17. Harvard 17, Brown 14 Texas Tech's Red Raiders Houston 28, TCU 7 will take the l..ooghoms, 28Wisconsin 25, Illinois 21 16. . Ohio State 32, Indiana 22 Nebraska's Vince Iowa 14, Northwestern 7 Ferragamo will CODiinue his Iowa St. 38, Kansas Sl. 21 strong · run for the AUNebraska 31, Kansas 14 America quarterback role, Kent St. 24, E:. Michigan 12 by leading the Comhuskers Miss. 24, LSU 21 (to!) past faltering Kansas, 31-14Tulsa 14, Louisville .13 The Oklahoma Sooners wW Maryland 24, Kentucky 21 have a more difficult lime Michigan 38,.Minn. 15 · disposing of Colorado but ~ora . Mich. S\, 21, Purdue 14 ·should stsmpede the Notre Dame 35, Navy 10 Buffaloes In the end by a 24-13 - - - - - - - - - New Mexico 32, New Mex St count. Brown wiD give John 28 IN) Harvard's lads aU they can . · _1\jissouri 24, Okla St. 8 handle in this crucial Ivy Oregon 21, Wash. St. 14 clash before succumbing 17- the east with i noHoo-<!asy Pitt 28, Syracuse 18 14. 28-12 triumph over Syracuse. Rutgers 31, Mass. 21 · The S o utheas tern And The Air Force wiD claim San Jose St. 27, Sanlll Clara 6 Conference title picture wil the Service Championship for So Carolina 34, No. Carolina !begin to clear up a little as 1976 by whipping Army's St. 24 Florida tramples Auburn, 28- Cadets 1n West Point, 23-20: So. Calil35, Calif. 21 12, Alabama slides ·past The New Mexico _ , New Texas A&M 22, SMO 8 Millsiasippl State, 22-f, .and Mexico · State battle at Sanford .30,-0regon St. 18 · Mississippi upends LSU • 24- Albuquerque wlll be the 67th Penn St. a:;, Temple 21 21. And before another 101,000 in this long series and as San Diego Si. 40, UTEP. 7 IN) plus_ln Michigan's caverno~ always, past records .;,unt Texas Tech '28, Texas 16 · stadiu_m the Wolvermes wiD . for naught. This is the Big Miami (0 .) 11, Toledo 7 prevail over ~he Gophers, 28- One! The Hoople nod goes to Memphis Sl. 25, Tulane 21 15. Wyoming s Cowboys will New Mexico's Lobos in a IN) edge Colorado St. U., 32-22. close contest, 32-28 - har- Arizona 28; Utah 20 Notre Dame_and Navy will rumph! Boston Col. 24, Villanova 19 bereturnmg to Jammed Now go on with my Virginia 21, VMI 20 Va . Tech 17, West Va. 14 Cleveland Stadium for the forecast : W ake Forest 27, No. Carolina first time in over 20 years but Saturday October 30 21 the local Irish alwmi wiU be Alabama 26, Miss'. St. 6 elated ~s the Dan Devme Appalachian St. 31, Cltadel18 UCLA 30, Wash . 17 OhioU. 26, W. Mich. 14 fo~ces wm the 50th renewal _of Arkansas 24, Rice 7 (N ) Long Beach St. 30, Wichita St. ~IS classic b~ a ~10 marg'!'. Air Force 23, Army 20 Pitt will contmue supreme m Bowling Green 21, Cent . Mich 20 IN) Yale 21, Cornell 13 ·-- 14 ~-'--6 U V·ball r1 ..cast . Erving proves 76'ers J.jght ' CINCINNATitUPI) -Televised pro football bu a dings. fan - Paul BroWD. Orantes beat Eddie Dlbbl in five sets to win the Trofeo llrowa, co~tb ol the Cl11d1111aU Bencala the put eight Code Godo championsllipa in yean aDd Dow the geaeral tUDiger, wu bllck home Ia La Barcekm and earn 80 Grand Jolla, CalU., lui Swlday alii llld the opporiually to waltb hiJ team ca lelevlllea for tile flral tme. . Prix points. The Spanish Davis cup star He lUted the oultome of the aame - tile Beagala wblpped lbe H0111too Ollen !7-7 - ud alao the telecut. now has 661 points and traU. "I really wanted to see what we look Ute OD aalltoal leader Raul llamirez by 52 TV,"II!Id Brfto. ''Titllla the lint Ume 1laet I've beea(Q points. Ramirez has 713 CIQclaaaU !ball had a cbaoce to iee,our ltam TV and points alter picking up 40 for see wliat.tlley do whit us . .. . ... reaching the semifinal round . "ADd I'D 1ell you," he added, ''NBC wllb Curl.Gowdy . at Barcelona. · ·· Dlbbs is third with 837 aod DoD Merecllb dld a really 1o0c1 Job." · ' llrowa said h~ was IJ!IIhe West C.UI because "I a!Jo points while fellow American waated to watch ~ ADgeles play alii tate a look at a big Jimmy Connors is fourth with Iackie from San Joae !late." , 600 points and Argentina's llrowo pla111to be backbere Suaday wheo the BeagaiJ Guillermo VUss is fifth with resume lllelr Ohio rivalry aplast the Clevelalll BrowDB. 537 points. year when be gained 1,()94 yards while missing a game for the only lime In his collegiate career. For ·the season, . he is averaging 153 .1 yards a game, which ranks biJp third in the NCAA Division I slatitics behind leader Ricky BeD of Southern California, who Is averaging 1711.3, and Jerome PerseU of Western Michigan, who is averaging 161.5. Bell, who suffered a hip i!ljury after.carrying only six times last Saturday, aisQ ranks second ill scoring with an 11 .3 point per game average with PerseU leading thai calegory at 12.0 and Dorsett third at 10.6. Rice's Tommy Kramer continues to leSd passing with ·25.0completlons but Brigham Young's Gifford Nielsen has made a name for hims~ H the ., BOOT WINS SEitV.ICE . AWARD· - Howard P. · · Lo&n, Zll Coador St., Pomeroy, servlce111811 Ill the Mlddleporl office of Columbla Gu of Oblo, baa become a member of lbe Columllla Gaa Syitem ~ Ceulllry Clab • r complettnc ·%5 yean of 11ervlee tbll mouth. He lull by the compauy · 111 recognition -of bla lone service. PITTSBURGH (UPI ) Pittspurgh Steelers gu~rd Jim Clack was released Tuesday from a local hoapltal where he was treated since Sunday for aiviral infection. Workshop 1 carcass it not recappall ' Chillicothe FREE Mounting! PRICES ARE IN EFFECT NtM THRU SATURDAY MEIGS. JOHN TIREFULTZ. CENTER; INC. MGR. . Pomeroy ·m -2101 Lanham: COLOR .T.V. SALE Colo, . BAKER FURNITURE lh.P~ICE 30~o Thurs., Oct. 28 thru Sat., Oct. 30 FROZEN FRYERS.~~~~~.~~!.~~..............:.......~:. • HAM SALAD........................................:...... ~: 99~ 19 BOILED HAM..~~~.~~ .. :...................-.........~.~~: .. BEEF WIENERS.~~~~~~ ..................... ~.~.~.~~~ .. 79e CA~BAGE . 2., Margarine Quarters Big Yellow SAVE NOWI · 25e .r ' PERCH FILLETS ..............~.!~:.~~.~1 39 . Hilton Oyster Stew 10% oZ.,,,,,,2/'1.G9 Jello, regular 3 oz..~ .............. 2/41• Palmo,lve l.lqu,ld With 10' off 22 oz. .. 69~ Che~y-Ar-Dee Pinner with·meat 19% oz.,,,,.,,,,, 89• I Whitney Pink Salmon 15% oz. ...... •1.69 · Teen Queen Tomato Juice 46 oz. .... ,59• · .Frank's Ground Black Pepper 4 oz. ••• 69' . Folger's Coffee, · .(limit· one) reg., drip or electrl.;perk , , , , , , ,3 lb. '6.25 I.Lenl1olnclde-.Mix 3 oz. ......... , .... 2/394 I \ ~ed ONIONS 3 lb. bag 49 FROZEN . ·uoyd ·Williams c • • ' • . Monday · , q.IF.'I'ON, W. Va; - IJoyd E. WUUams, 87, ~. died Monday eventnc in Veter1111 Memorial Hospital. Born hereApril21,\911 1he was the 1011 of !lie late UeweUyn ~=and Delilah Fowler . . ..62J. . L. ~~c/~/a v:51ton~ . Proving that baautiful ·designs need not ~e expensive • '" CUT HEAT 81U .,,.so% ' atllon; one aon, 'n1omaa .WiUiama, In4ian Head, Macylantl; and five grand- !;111ldron- • P'unera! aervtces will be Pl,ASTIC STORM WINDOWS Our Entire Fall Stock HANGING PlANlJRS SET FOR lWO WINDOWS 7 Diamond, 14K gold Engagement Ring $150. 14K gold Weddi ng Ring $30. • A tlreltler and merchant, be . jm alao a member of the Clifton United Methodist Cburch. . ' ,Survlvon include Ids wife, Clara McDennltt WilJiama; tiro datllblers, Mri. Denver (Ann) Blake, aod Mra: IJ!chard (PbyUia) Gilkey, VINYL DIAMOND FLOWER: Fall Foilage and ' Or Ferns Philo OUR ROYAl ROAD : Ivy 14t< gold Engagement Ring t4K gol d Wedding -Band $30. ARTIFICIAL FALL BUSHES MADE IN HEAVEN : OR PlANlS Bride's 3 Oia. Ring 5125. Groom's 3 Oia. Ring $135. Time to · clear our tables of these fall poly brushes- Quite a variety qf types and colors. Both rings In 10K Gold beld '11111ridaj at1:30 p.m. at Rmv s e oiiiiQI!O 111 ShOw tl ttl1> 1 ..• the Clifton United Methodlll ,Cburch . with lle9- c:i. B. ,llllcher officlalllill- Burial . will follow at the SUncrest M1t11orial Park., . I . · , ll'rienda 'may call at the ,WIUiama restdtnce lfttr ' 2 p.m. Wedneaday. 1be boll)', ·wiD M taltan to tbt churdi .one boDr priar to . .cpa. 1tmeral arraac-11 In antler' the 'diret:llon of lilt PQ~leaong Funeral Home. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •. . '' " OFF ELECTRIC OR KEY WOUND AlARM CLOCK DAIRY 2% MILK ... ~~~~?.. ~1.45 PRICES SWHED ON AU WESTCLOX $1 New WOMEN'S PANT SUITS ARTIFICIAL ·cENTERPIECES Phone 742-2100 Come in and see our double wide and modular homes. CHAPMAN'S SHOE STORE planned in •1295 Per tire plus .80 F.E.T. PARKA Y. .......... ~~.~~: 59~ down this year Value• To. '26 RUTLAND DEPARTMENT STORE . Tax receipts · for third time Plenty of 13", 14" (Yes, we have them) . and 15" available Broughton's Thursday, .Oct. 28,, 9 a.m • Rhodes denied been presebled an 'award ~ Stauhach for Cowboys 40,000 WOMEN'S WINTER FASHION Additional charge ol$2 .50 if Allen expects to see QYer - MUD & SNOW RECAPS KANAZAWA CITY, ,ilpan (UPI) - World Ba.lllg Association welterwei,ght ~hampion J ose (Peppino) Cuevas of· Mexico and Japanese challenger Shoji Tsujimoto were pronounced fit for their title bout tonight. Both Cuevas and Tsujimoto tipped the scales in !heir first try al a weigh~n ceremony held Wednesday morning In this northern Japan Sea coastal city. . . The ' champion weighed 115o/, pounds and challenger 146% pounds. productive I 439 yards Oct. 16 and then coming back with 455 yards last Saturday. But he is second to Kramer with 18.7 completions. He also ranks second to Kramer in U!Lal offense, 295.0 yards to 24M. Doug Cunningham of Rice regained sole possession of the receiving lead with 7.8 a ·game while last week's coleader, James Sykes, also of Rice, feU to third at 8,2, David Oliver of Southwest !AJuisiana •s second with 6.7. ONLY Wzshbone zs most ·' past two weeks; ihrowlng for travel to and from the Jamboree by bua. In addition to Scouts in the United States there wiU h• 324 Scouts and Scoutmaster. leaders l,·.:•n lot member Scouta from all areas ill the nations of the worldwide Trl~te Area Council wiD be ScouUnc movement. parlicipating. They will HUNTINGTON, W. Va. - Moon of Russell,. Ky., Secon4 "Forward . Together - Assistant Scoutmaster, and 111 lARA 111m would bociftre on hi!Jl," one covered with medicine ScouUnc-USA " is the theme David Blaftchard of Ashland, WASHINGTON (UPI) -A uniGIIIpOlt-• aclfnowlecl- botUet. The text aplainl that Asslitanl for the 1m NatiOIIII Scout Ky ., Third ftwoflhenatioo'tbellkoown led. "But if labor does II, McCoy has been denied Jamboree to be htld at llbor un1on1 are dlltrlbutlng people aort of lallflh.'' federal black llq benefits. Moraine Stau Parlt near campoign material bitterly Labor's bittemt .mi-Ford ''O'ville McCoy can't wait Butler, Pa., nut August 3-9. att.cking l'relidenl Ford - material wu prtpiJ'ed b)' the • four more years," the Over 40,000 inhabilants, lilting lim lo Richard Nlzon, Unlled Mille Wnera, which headline tleclaree. moatly boys and leaders, •Ill Watergate and even coal p u b I I a h e d t wo .o~ poeler cltlrlbuled IIIIOitll create a "tent city" for a mine deaths. !ldvertlaement. in Ita UDiat some AFSCME membera week of fun, fellowship, Among the unlona newspaper indirectly pictures Ford arm-in.,.rm teaming new skills, PJbll8hlng these materlala blaming the Rresident for the with a gholt-lllte tmace ol . demonatraUnc · Scoutcrafl, are tbe United Mine Workera, deaths of coal miners. NIEn. Ford wears a wttoo ~xchanging memorabilia, The pline wners' first ad saying "Pardon Me.'' Unit.ed · Autoworkers , and more Important, they Machittiata and American pictured six pallbearers Printed ln bold black will becQme chal'lled with Federation of State, County carrying a. casket, and the letter. at (he top of the poelerScouting spirit through and Munlclpal Employee. text charged both Nixon .and · is .a atatement tbal Ford ceremonies, Inspirational Althotllh all these uni9na Ford with faUing to protect allegedly made oo July 25; gatherings, forums, and have . endorsed. Jimmy health and wty in the 1974, only two weeka before other evenla. Carter, theiriOOII bitter an.ti- mines. The headline reads: · NIEn was forced to resign: The Trl-&ate Area Council, Fordlll!lterialhas been kept . "Voteasifyourlifedepellded "lcanaayfromtheboltmlol Boy Scouts of Anlerica, will distinctly lep&l'ate from JI'O- on it. Becauae it dots." my hearl - the President of aend a contingent of 36 boys Carler propaganda. But the ' Asecond, double-page ad in the U.S. is Innocent, and he Is and 4leaden to this "once-inDemocratic presidential the mine workera newspaper right." candidate is the obvious shows a bedridden miner, The Machlnials' latest · CHINA ' S Foreign a-Wetlme" e~ience . Tom beneficiary.; · Orville McCoy, staring newspaper devotes two · Minister Chiao Kuan-l!ua Murphy, Scoultl!aster of. bas put the world on notice Troop toll, baa been selected "If tbe catitlidate did this It blankly at a night table adjacent pages to · STARTS that the ma-e things bave .as Scoutmaster for the , )l'ellidential 'poliUca - one cbanged with. the death of Contingent. Bob Malthe1Vs of favoring Carler and the other Mao Tsetung the more they Pl. Pleasant WID be first opposing Ford ." Carter's will be the same as Asslstanl Scoutmaster, Ed ~otasraph shows bim aur- . 1 Large Group concerivl foreign pollcy. He rounded by his famUy. attacked the "meddling" of Ford, however, Ia pictured W.o men'• Faahlon Boots both the United Slates and with Nb:oo, and the headline Soviet Union, in an address Selected From Regular Stock declares lim to be "Nixon's . to tbe U.N. General RetaU sales tax receipll in Ford." Assembly, and declared Meigs County for September; Noting tbat unemployment Mao 's policies would 1978, were down 1U2 percent began to rise shortly after cooUnue. .under September last year, OOLUMBUS (UPI) - The convince these industries .to Ford was sworn in as Nixon's but receipts lor motor Slate Emergency Board, for locate in Ohio requires tripe ''handpicked" S!ICcesaDr, the CHRISTINA EXPECTING vehicles salea tax were up United , Autoworkers the third Ume .in two montha, · to their corporate AMSTERDAM, The 45.78 percent for the monlb, newspaper carried a drawing Tuesday denied a request by · headquarlera," he added. Netherlands (UPI) Queen according lo the report of of the Preatdent standing at the Rhodes Admini.ltraUon of Duerk said his department "blanket approval" ·for out- bas been planning for several the end of an unemployment Juliana's youngest daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Donahey, Princesa Christina, Is state treasurer. ofatate !l'avel II> find new months now.to visit ind\lllrtal line, expecting her first chUd next Retail sales tax receipts for The autow!>rkers ad it)dum-y for Ohio. ' - ' executive& in Detroit the · declares: "Unemploymeni - June. · ,., Septemtier, I976, totaled The board said it will week of Nov. 14. This ill a The Queen gave the news to 00 reconsider · its deelsi on after follow,up to a trip made last Help Gerald Ford learn about reporters Tuesday during a $45,S5U2 compared to it firsthand in November." receipts of $U,269.52 fo r reviewing the Fantus Report, Feburary. visit to a slate museum with Septen1ber, 1975. Motor a ,$10,000 independent study "It appears once again th;tt her husband Prince vehicle sales tax receipts for which is criticalol the state's Oh l o • s industria I Bernhard. September, I976, tot a led i~dustrial development development progress is Christina, 29, married $45,522.74 compared .. to effw. being held up for purely Cuban-born New York social receipts of $31,229.87 for 104 E. Main, Pomero "We want to know if the political reasons. This ls H2·28U worker Jorge GuWenno in September, 197li, an increase stale is getUng a good return nothing more than election June, 1975. of $14,292.87. pn Us travel money," said year politics," Duerk said. ~~nate Finance Chairman The information to be Harry Meshel, D- studied by the Emergency YOungstown, a member of Board includes the or~al the board·. "We also want to Fantua Report, a copy of a know wbat's going on in that letter from Duerk to the deparlment." Fantua Corp, "of New Jersey The Emergency Board, asking for fa~ts to back up the" which muat approve aU out- criticisrps; and 'a 14i>age CHILLICOTHE - The of-elate travel, demanded a supplement written . by public Is invited aa are copy of the report last Duerk's depsrlment. elected officiaiJ, planners, Wednesday after Scripps- · After the Emergency' and· developers and other Howard Newspapers re- Board -refused to grant interested persona to attend vealed the report is being blanket travel approval fqr an economic development rewritten b)' the Department \he third Ume, Lenhart strategy workshop to be held llf E:cooomic and Cooununlty complained this is having a Thuraday., October 28, in Development to. eliminate "negative effect" on the Chillicothe. some of the critical department and so far eight .The meeting will start at 7 Fantastic Savings! Enhance your home cunmenta. important .trip! bad to lie p.m. and will be.held at the L with several of these arrangements. Mums, ,!~on Lenhart, head of the canceUed since prior & K Restauraol juat off the fa II flowers and fall foil age in ;~tlractive · development department's · "blanket approval" elapsed US 23 bypaas of ChUiicothe. finance section, T11esday two months ago. The strategy work$>p is pots and vases. Regular $2.49 to $3.99 . li'ovlded the board .with a It has heen past practice ~f ·. being jointly sponsored by the ENTIRE STOCK ON SALE IWY of the .Fantus Report, the Emergency BoaMI to set Obio Valley Regional ALL FALL TYPES ON SALE and a copy of the Rhodes sside a certain amount of Development Comrnisoion Administration's rewrite . of money for the development and the Ohio Department of Missy - Hail Sizes · that report. department each quarler to Economic and Community and Extra Large . State Development beuaedforout-of-elatetravel Development Director James A. Duerk, to find industry for the state. OVRDC staff members will .Values To $17.99 who just returned Sunday The board has been participate along with Jamea ' rf0111 an industry hunt in the allocaUng $10,000 a quarter · Duerk, Director; and NeD Far Easl , which '· was for tbe Rhodes · Adlliin- McCabeofDECD. JanetBeU, approved in · advance, illralfon's industrial tripe, DECO program consullanl i!Junedlately charlled 'poll- bu\ held up furlher . will act as group facilitator. ties. requests since September Among " topics to be 'lbere are four· Democrats after Meshel said he was not discoaaed at the workshop li(ld one Repoblicail on the satisfied tbat the state is . are economic and social ON ANY ~ard and Tuesday's decision ge.tllng its money's worth.. problems facing comto· ''defer" lb~ request fQr "They have consislantly munilles, major roadblocks travel funds went along parly approved $20,000 a quarter which need to be removed lines. for the Gilligan A,dmin- and how elected officials and We need space. Regular 8c to 17c . ''The board'a.actlon again istration, and we have aJ. community leaders can make Fall flowers on sale for a limited · undermines Ohio's ability til ways requested just half proper decisions which would Includes Little Ben. time. Hurry on in . They will go • respond . to indutrlal that amount," said Duerk. leadtohlgherincomesandan Baby Ben, electrics, fast. piospeCIII outside of Ohio," "There is no question that . Improved quality of life for said Duerk. "The they are playing politics." cooununity residents._ decorative and travel development deparlment is clocks. plus others. currenUy working with about Great Gifts, too. 60 potential job-procklcing industries and in many cases the coil tact work necetl88ry to oo MISSION, Kan. (UPI) · . Now that Tony Dorsett of Pittsburgh has broken former Ohio SULte star Archie Griffin's major-college career rushing record, he's on the verge of breaking the NCAA collegiate record. And now he has his sights set higher. "I want to push the record out so far no one i~ my lifetime will break it," said the senior running back, "maybe even to 6,000 y~;~rds . " <Dorsett has pushed his career total to 5,206 to break Griffin's record and now is only 92 yards short of the co llegiate record set by Howard Stevens, who played two seasons at llandolphMacon and his last two at Louisville. Regardless of those marks, Dorsett has already become the first major collegian to put together four 1,000-yard seasons and at his current rate- 1,072 yards with five 1 .games to go this year - he has a good chance of becoming .the first major collegian with three 1,500-yard seasons. Dorsett rushed for 1,544last year and as a freshman gained 1,586, His only subpar season was his sophomore Scout city will hQuse Unions attacking Ford 'leW Dorsett eyes 6,000 yards . I . $-1be Dilly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Oct. 27, 1976 BOSTON (UP!) - Spain's Manuel Orantes, winner . of three straight tournament., bas cOmbed into second place in the Grand Prix lenni! stan- Brown new TV fan By GREG AIEIJA) 111-101. do. They are a very Antonio 122-114, Chicago UPI Sperq Writer "I just couldn't believe the supportive group of players." edged Milwaukee 90-88, , JuUua Erving proved again enthusiasm of the· crowd," In other games, the New Indiana routed Seattle l:lb-90, Pacers 12!1, Supersonics 90 Tuesday night that he is the said McGinnis, who scOred :13 YorkKnicks beat Buffalo llB- KansasCitysqeaked past Los Despite playing without biggest draw in the National of hiJ points in the second 104, Atlanta defeated San Angeles 117-115 in overtime highscoring forward Billy Basketball Aaaoclallon. And half . "After the second and Portland defeated Knight, Indiana won its first the Plliladelpbia 71Sers, the quarter , they (the Jazz) Golden Stine 110-96. NBA game after three team that last week added weren't even In the ball Knlcks 118, Braves 104 defeats. Forward Darnell Erving to an already talented · game. I'd love to play in a Guards Earl Monroe and HUlman score a gamehigh 24 •· roster, finally proved they place Uke this. I don't think • . Walt Frazier combined for 50 points, while Wil Jones and could win with _the player you'll ever find a more points in the Knicks' third Mike Flynn added 23 each. many thought had made enthusiastic bunch." victory wi\hout a loss, their Mike Bantom had 19 points them unbeataiJie. The crowd broke the NBA best start in seven years. for Seattle, now l-1. A crowd of 27,383, the single-game attendance Monroe had:!?. including 11 in Kinga 117, Lakell 115 (ot) largest ever to see a record of 26,511 set last year -tbe first quarter, and Frazier Scott Wedman sank a short professions' basketball in the Superdome. 23. Spencer Haywood's 23 jump shot with 48 seconds left game, came to the Louisiana Erving's biggest MISSION , Kan . (UPI) _ points and 15 rebounds also in overtime and Ron Boone • Superdccne to see E:rving and contribution to his first The defenses may be helped send Buffalo, playing added ' two free throws with the 76ers play New Orleans. victory as a 76er was nine h without to Its fl' ve secoods remaining as . 1 h te t hing up wt cac fi def Bob · McAdoo, hr Erving scored only 10 pointa, first-ball rebounds. wishbone offense, but NCAA Jrst eat m t ee games. Kansas City gained its first but teammates George "The only difference I 1%%, Sp!ra lU victory in three games. McGinnis bad '!l and Doug foulld so far is my timing," Division I statistics show lbe Hawks John Drew scored 33 points Boo f 'shed 'th ne ml WI 33 points CoiUna added 25 as Plliia- E:rving said. "The guys here wishbone is still the most and Ken Charles added 25 for productive offense when it and Wedman had 28 as the delphia won Its first game in reaDy give me a lot of time to comes to winning, scoring Atlanta, Including 1~ in the Kings took advantage of three starls, beating _the Jazz he able to do wbat I need to and rushing, . second quarter when tbe early foul trouble against The na Uon 's 18 wishbone . Hawks erased a nine-point Laker center Kareem Aill!ull<!ams have i combined win- San Antonio lead. Atlanta Jabbar. Abdul-.)abbar played nlng percentage of 58.3 per took the lead at 60-59 on John less than 20 minutes before cent have averaged 21.7 Brown's layup with 1' 22 left fouling out with 2:54 left in r game and 253.3 in the half and never trailed overtime,butscored25points ing. They also lead again. B!Uy Paultz led the and grabbed 16 rebounds. 1)1e nation with an average Spurs with 23 points. TraU Blazers 110, Warriors 96 WASHINGTON (UPI) the 37-year-ota ,....... r 4.39 yards per rushing play BaUI 90• Bucks 88 Corky Calhoun and Henn Washingloo Redsldna' coach finished the game. and 4.77 yards per offensive Artis Gilmore's layup with Gilliam combined for. 18 George ADen is wtUing to ADen commented: "I was pia a li\Ue mor~ than a minute points in the third quarter 88 )l'edlct that ROller Slaubach going to go with Joe WI It was ~ set teiuns, which have left sent Milwaukee lO its the Blazers built a five-point will stan at quarterback for the type of thing that you go the worst record with a 45.5 fourth consecutive defeat .. ' lead into an 85-70 bulge. Bill the Dallas Cowboys Sunday, with how the quarlerback per cent winning mark, rank The BuDs led at halftime, 54-. Walton scored 21 points but he's not yet ready · to moves the club. I thought . first in pasaing at 182.8 yards 38•. but .the Bucks, led by grabbed 19 rebounds and name hiJ own ~r. Billy'aexperience in this l)l))e per game and in total offense B~Jan Wtnters, fought back to blocked six shots in leading Of Staubach 'a broken little of game might help 1'8 a llttle with 341.2 yards per game WJthm 113-12wtth 4:041eft. The . Portland to its second victory fl!lger, which IIIBY require more. He did a good job and while Veer tesms have the teams then traded baskets without a loss. II · was the backup Danny Wblte to open Joe did a good job." best yardage per pass play unlU .GUmore sar* ~~ final second straight d.efeat for the against the Redskins, ADen Neither figured directly in average at 6.79, field goal. Norm Van.Lier led Warriors, last year's Pacific coounented: the Monday night victory • lie the wishbone's overChicago with 18 points. Jim Division champions. "I expect ROller the Dodger which came on two fourth Deap Pr1ce had 2tl for the Bucks, · to '!'Brl· He .'I!Ouldn't '!'IDt to period Redsklnll touchdowns. all dcminance in the rushing miBs a Redskin game and The fii'Bt ·came on a seven- atatistlcs, it is Southern Cal, be'U be in there is my guess. I yard sweep by Mike Thcmas which I'UI18 out 'or the I• can't see where It should alter IleMis Johnson came formaUoo, which leads the bother him that much.'' up wtlb one of the record- nation in total offense at 491.7 Asked 11 veteran Bill setting eight Washington yards a game and !Kilmer or his younger fumble recoveries. The formation Mtcbitlan which understudy, Joe Thelamann, aecond, ~ching the victory, .leads in both rushlnc, 392.7, If you are in the m'arket for a will starl for Washington, was provided by a 71-yard and scoring, 43.9, and is ADen shrugged and said: "I punt return by Eddie Brown. second in wtal offense. modular .home, a house type Rice is the top passing don't know what I'm going to Brown · recounted tbat the doublewide or if you just want to do. I want to ilee how return pattern was team with a 297.8 yard . avernge while Rutgers leads look at one, you are always welcome everybody is. There's no im)I'Ovised in the mud on the in total defense; 176.4, llll'ry about it.'' sidelines by special team at Kingsbury. We feature· homes by A win b)' the ~2 Redskins coach Paul "He ruahit)g defense, '71.3, and Sky lin!! Corp. and Fuqua Homes ·of over the 8-1 Cowboys would noticed the Cardinal punt scoring defense, 6.4. IUinois Slate bas allowed Ohio. Let us handle your entire boo8l them inlo a tle for the coverage Will coming down opponents only ill.l yards a housing problems, site preparation, lead in the NFC Eastern wide," apectal teams captain came passing to lead tbe Division with liJ: weeks left in Rua\y Tillman added. "He septic tank, basement, etc. You just the regslar season. told us to acreen Ulem to the . nation and Te<as is tops in pink up the keys when ·the ·house is Allen played the ·aame ott\Bide." Eddie took It from net punting with a 47.0 yard per kick averARe. ready_for occupancy. IP'"ring game jirlor to the there.'' Mon~y~tboWewiththe , .. . . . . . . .~. . . . . .. -. . . . . . . . . . St. Lotda Cardinals, refulng to designate either Klhner or l1lellmam until just before the kickoff in the lumble1976 Modeb of Admiral fiDed conlut won by the Redlldnl, :lb-10, in the mud T.V. At CliJse.Out Prices 'and rain. The!smann, who had filled The J977 Models Are Comlngf "QUALITY' ALWAYS' in two previous games while Kilmer recovered !rem a sore Hours : Mon ., Tues ., Thu"'·• Sat., 9-7:30 11houlder, got the nod but went Wednesday-Friday 9:00-9 :01, Sundly Closed to the sideline with a bnliaed · 992-70l4 Ohio Pomeroy back early in the tiBrd period. Pearl Ash 99l -l323, Roger Davis, 992-7671 Middlepolt, 0. He never got bact inaction as , ,..;r---~.. - . - . I REG. Sl.OO ' 1~2 ·".· ', ,-q ' . PRICE TRICK .or TREAT HALLOWEEN CANDY v ·MR. ·COFFEE ALTERS ii' II J'F Yes, We Have REG. $1.99 664 $126 Flowe~&< • BOXOF1~ , , ... Regular 51.39 FOR LEAVESoOR TRASH PlASTIC BAGS Jumbo 33 Gallon Size Retail 11.69 15 in pllg. WE'LL SAVE YOU MONEY! SHOP AND SAVE -AT THE STORf MOST COHVIHifHT TO YOUII I SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ,. I I - �• _t- TheDallySenUnel,Middlqxxt-Pomeroy,O., Wednesday,Oct. 27,1976 Harvard, Nebraska, Texas -Tech picked to win league 'Contests · • ,. ' " . By Major AlDOl B: Hoople Forecuter Deluu Egad, fr.lends, the cooference races get dowo to bard ca&ell this week 88 Southern California takes on California and UCLA meets Washington . in tbe Pacllic Eight, and Teus Tech tangles with Texas in the headline Southwestern engagement In the powerful Big Eight, Nelraska will visit Kansas and Oklahoma will play at Colorado in a PJ!ir that will make the coaches' hair atand on end-heiH!eh! Irv1he fabled Ivy League, Brown and Harvard will meet in Harvard Stadium. MeanwhUe, down south, in the tough Southeastern loop, Florida wiD . host· Auwrn, Alabama wtll entertain Mississippi State and LSU and Missiaslppi will butt heads in Baton RoUge. In the Western Athletic Conference, Wyoming will move another notch closer to the league title in Its meeUng with Colorado Slate University. The top game in the Big Ten matches high-ecoring Michigan and rugged scoring Michigan and rugged Minnesota· at Ann Arbor. On the Independent fron t for yoor enloynient, are several good ones including Notre Dame - Navy, Pittsburgh - Syracuse, Anny - Air Force and New Mexico - New Mexico State. Jove, dear readers, il's a football fan's dream weekend . The Southern California - California game is another showdown between a running oriented offense as featured by the Trojans and Ricky BeU, and the aerial attack featuring ('.alifornia's Joe Roth . The Hoople wampum Is on the Trojans as BeD moves closer· to a 2,000- - - - - - - . , . - - -. Brigham Young 27, Arizona yard season. Incredible, you &. 20 say7 Well just keep your eyes Oklahoma 24, Colorado . I~ on this young Trojan. He's Wyoming 32, Colo. St. U. 22 ksff-bff - a bi:U ringer! And Dartmouth 26, Columbia ~ ·while the Trojans are Duke a:;, GA. Tech 17 winning, the UCLA BrUins E:. Carolina 34, W. Carolina 14 wilt' .be pollahing oil Florida 38 Auwrn 12 Wuhinglon'a Huakiea at Florida St. 30, Clemson 181 N) · Seattle. Make the scores: Wm. lo Mary 28, Furman ' 14 . TroJan• 35, Callfllrnia 21, and Georgia 22, Cincinnati 20 UCLA 30, Washington 17. Harvard 17, Brown 14 Texas Tech's Red Raiders Houston 28, TCU 7 will take the l..ooghoms, 28Wisconsin 25, Illinois 21 16. . Ohio State 32, Indiana 22 Nebraska's Vince Iowa 14, Northwestern 7 Ferragamo will CODiinue his Iowa St. 38, Kansas Sl. 21 strong · run for the AUNebraska 31, Kansas 14 America quarterback role, Kent St. 24, E:. Michigan 12 by leading the Comhuskers Miss. 24, LSU 21 (to!) past faltering Kansas, 31-14Tulsa 14, Louisville .13 The Oklahoma Sooners wW Maryland 24, Kentucky 21 have a more difficult lime Michigan 38,.Minn. 15 · disposing of Colorado but ~ora . Mich. S\, 21, Purdue 14 ·should stsmpede the Notre Dame 35, Navy 10 Buffaloes In the end by a 24-13 - - - - - - - - - New Mexico 32, New Mex St count. Brown wiD give John 28 IN) Harvard's lads aU they can . · _1\jissouri 24, Okla St. 8 handle in this crucial Ivy Oregon 21, Wash. St. 14 clash before succumbing 17- the east with i noHoo-<!asy Pitt 28, Syracuse 18 14. 28-12 triumph over Syracuse. Rutgers 31, Mass. 21 · The S o utheas tern And The Air Force wiD claim San Jose St. 27, Sanlll Clara 6 Conference title picture wil the Service Championship for So Carolina 34, No. Carolina !begin to clear up a little as 1976 by whipping Army's St. 24 Florida tramples Auburn, 28- Cadets 1n West Point, 23-20: So. Calil35, Calif. 21 12, Alabama slides ·past The New Mexico _ , New Texas A&M 22, SMO 8 Millsiasippl State, 22-f, .and Mexico · State battle at Sanford .30,-0regon St. 18 · Mississippi upends LSU • 24- Albuquerque wlll be the 67th Penn St. a:;, Temple 21 21. And before another 101,000 in this long series and as San Diego Si. 40, UTEP. 7 IN) plus_ln Michigan's caverno~ always, past records .;,unt Texas Tech '28, Texas 16 · stadiu_m the Wolvermes wiD . for naught. This is the Big Miami (0 .) 11, Toledo 7 prevail over ~he Gophers, 28- One! The Hoople nod goes to Memphis Sl. 25, Tulane 21 15. Wyoming s Cowboys will New Mexico's Lobos in a IN) edge Colorado St. U., 32-22. close contest, 32-28 - har- Arizona 28; Utah 20 Notre Dame_and Navy will rumph! Boston Col. 24, Villanova 19 bereturnmg to Jammed Now go on with my Virginia 21, VMI 20 Va . Tech 17, West Va. 14 Cleveland Stadium for the forecast : W ake Forest 27, No. Carolina first time in over 20 years but Saturday October 30 21 the local Irish alwmi wiU be Alabama 26, Miss'. St. 6 elated ~s the Dan Devme Appalachian St. 31, Cltadel18 UCLA 30, Wash . 17 OhioU. 26, W. Mich. 14 fo~ces wm the 50th renewal _of Arkansas 24, Rice 7 (N ) Long Beach St. 30, Wichita St. ~IS classic b~ a ~10 marg'!'. Air Force 23, Army 20 Pitt will contmue supreme m Bowling Green 21, Cent . Mich 20 IN) Yale 21, Cornell 13 ·-- 14 ~-'--6 U V·ball r1 ..cast . Erving proves 76'ers J.jght ' CINCINNATitUPI) -Televised pro football bu a dings. fan - Paul BroWD. Orantes beat Eddie Dlbbl in five sets to win the Trofeo llrowa, co~tb ol the Cl11d1111aU Bencala the put eight Code Godo championsllipa in yean aDd Dow the geaeral tUDiger, wu bllck home Ia La Barcekm and earn 80 Grand Jolla, CalU., lui Swlday alii llld the opporiually to waltb hiJ team ca lelevlllea for tile flral tme. . Prix points. The Spanish Davis cup star He lUted the oultome of the aame - tile Beagala wblpped lbe H0111too Ollen !7-7 - ud alao the telecut. now has 661 points and traU. "I really wanted to see what we look Ute OD aalltoal leader Raul llamirez by 52 TV,"II!Id Brfto. ''Titllla the lint Ume 1laet I've beea(Q points. Ramirez has 713 CIQclaaaU !ball had a cbaoce to iee,our ltam TV and points alter picking up 40 for see wliat.tlley do whit us . .. . ... reaching the semifinal round . "ADd I'D 1ell you," he added, ''NBC wllb Curl.Gowdy . at Barcelona. · ·· Dlbbs is third with 837 aod DoD Merecllb dld a really 1o0c1 Job." · ' llrowa said h~ was IJ!IIhe West C.UI because "I a!Jo points while fellow American waated to watch ~ ADgeles play alii tate a look at a big Jimmy Connors is fourth with Iackie from San Joae !late." , 600 points and Argentina's llrowo pla111to be backbere Suaday wheo the BeagaiJ Guillermo VUss is fifth with resume lllelr Ohio rivalry aplast the Clevelalll BrowDB. 537 points. year when be gained 1,()94 yards while missing a game for the only lime In his collegiate career. For ·the season, . he is averaging 153 .1 yards a game, which ranks biJp third in the NCAA Division I slatitics behind leader Ricky BeD of Southern California, who Is averaging 1711.3, and Jerome PerseU of Western Michigan, who is averaging 161.5. Bell, who suffered a hip i!ljury after.carrying only six times last Saturday, aisQ ranks second ill scoring with an 11 .3 point per game average with PerseU leading thai calegory at 12.0 and Dorsett third at 10.6. Rice's Tommy Kramer continues to leSd passing with ·25.0completlons but Brigham Young's Gifford Nielsen has made a name for hims~ H the ., BOOT WINS SEitV.ICE . AWARD· - Howard P. · · Lo&n, Zll Coador St., Pomeroy, servlce111811 Ill the Mlddleporl office of Columbla Gu of Oblo, baa become a member of lbe Columllla Gaa Syitem ~ Ceulllry Clab • r complettnc ·%5 yean of 11ervlee tbll mouth. He lull by the compauy · 111 recognition -of bla lone service. PITTSBURGH (UPI ) Pittspurgh Steelers gu~rd Jim Clack was released Tuesday from a local hoapltal where he was treated since Sunday for aiviral infection. Workshop 1 carcass it not recappall ' Chillicothe FREE Mounting! PRICES ARE IN EFFECT NtM THRU SATURDAY MEIGS. JOHN TIREFULTZ. CENTER; INC. MGR. . Pomeroy ·m -2101 Lanham: COLOR .T.V. SALE Colo, . BAKER FURNITURE lh.P~ICE 30~o Thurs., Oct. 28 thru Sat., Oct. 30 FROZEN FRYERS.~~~~~.~~!.~~..............:.......~:. • HAM SALAD........................................:...... ~: 99~ 19 BOILED HAM..~~~.~~ .. :...................-.........~.~~: .. BEEF WIENERS.~~~~~~ ..................... ~.~.~.~~~ .. 79e CA~BAGE . 2., Margarine Quarters Big Yellow SAVE NOWI · 25e .r ' PERCH FILLETS ..............~.!~:.~~.~1 39 . Hilton Oyster Stew 10% oZ.,,,,,,2/'1.G9 Jello, regular 3 oz..~ .............. 2/41• Palmo,lve l.lqu,ld With 10' off 22 oz. .. 69~ Che~y-Ar-Dee Pinner with·meat 19% oz.,,,,.,,,,, 89• I Whitney Pink Salmon 15% oz. ...... •1.69 · Teen Queen Tomato Juice 46 oz. .... ,59• · .Frank's Ground Black Pepper 4 oz. ••• 69' . Folger's Coffee, · .(limit· one) reg., drip or electrl.;perk , , , , , , ,3 lb. '6.25 I.Lenl1olnclde-.Mix 3 oz. ......... , .... 2/394 I \ ~ed ONIONS 3 lb. bag 49 FROZEN . ·uoyd ·Williams c • • ' • . Monday · , q.IF.'I'ON, W. Va; - IJoyd E. WUUams, 87, ~. died Monday eventnc in Veter1111 Memorial Hospital. Born hereApril21,\911 1he was the 1011 of !lie late UeweUyn ~=and Delilah Fowler . . ..62J. . L. ~~c/~/a v:51ton~ . Proving that baautiful ·designs need not ~e expensive • '" CUT HEAT 81U .,,.so% ' atllon; one aon, 'n1omaa .WiUiama, In4ian Head, Macylantl; and five grand- !;111ldron- • P'unera! aervtces will be Pl,ASTIC STORM WINDOWS Our Entire Fall Stock HANGING PlANlJRS SET FOR lWO WINDOWS 7 Diamond, 14K gold Engagement Ring $150. 14K gold Weddi ng Ring $30. • A tlreltler and merchant, be . jm alao a member of the Clifton United Methodist Cburch. . ' ,Survlvon include Ids wife, Clara McDennltt WilJiama; tiro datllblers, Mri. Denver (Ann) Blake, aod Mra: IJ!chard (PbyUia) Gilkey, VINYL DIAMOND FLOWER: Fall Foilage and ' Or Ferns Philo OUR ROYAl ROAD : Ivy 14t< gold Engagement Ring t4K gol d Wedding -Band $30. ARTIFICIAL FALL BUSHES MADE IN HEAVEN : OR PlANlS Bride's 3 Oia. Ring 5125. Groom's 3 Oia. Ring $135. Time to · clear our tables of these fall poly brushes- Quite a variety qf types and colors. Both rings In 10K Gold beld '11111ridaj at1:30 p.m. at Rmv s e oiiiiQI!O 111 ShOw tl ttl1> 1 ..• the Clifton United Methodlll ,Cburch . with lle9- c:i. B. ,llllcher officlalllill- Burial . will follow at the SUncrest M1t11orial Park., . I . · , ll'rienda 'may call at the ,WIUiama restdtnce lfttr ' 2 p.m. Wedneaday. 1be boll)', ·wiD M taltan to tbt churdi .one boDr priar to . .cpa. 1tmeral arraac-11 In antler' the 'diret:llon of lilt PQ~leaong Funeral Home. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •. . '' " OFF ELECTRIC OR KEY WOUND AlARM CLOCK DAIRY 2% MILK ... ~~~~?.. ~1.45 PRICES SWHED ON AU WESTCLOX $1 New WOMEN'S PANT SUITS ARTIFICIAL ·cENTERPIECES Phone 742-2100 Come in and see our double wide and modular homes. CHAPMAN'S SHOE STORE planned in •1295 Per tire plus .80 F.E.T. PARKA Y. .......... ~~.~~: 59~ down this year Value• To. '26 RUTLAND DEPARTMENT STORE . Tax receipts · for third time Plenty of 13", 14" (Yes, we have them) . and 15" available Broughton's Thursday, .Oct. 28,, 9 a.m • Rhodes denied been presebled an 'award ~ Stauhach for Cowboys 40,000 WOMEN'S WINTER FASHION Additional charge ol$2 .50 if Allen expects to see QYer - MUD & SNOW RECAPS KANAZAWA CITY, ,ilpan (UPI) - World Ba.lllg Association welterwei,ght ~hampion J ose (Peppino) Cuevas of· Mexico and Japanese challenger Shoji Tsujimoto were pronounced fit for their title bout tonight. Both Cuevas and Tsujimoto tipped the scales in !heir first try al a weigh~n ceremony held Wednesday morning In this northern Japan Sea coastal city. . . The ' champion weighed 115o/, pounds and challenger 146% pounds. productive I 439 yards Oct. 16 and then coming back with 455 yards last Saturday. But he is second to Kramer with 18.7 completions. He also ranks second to Kramer in U!Lal offense, 295.0 yards to 24M. Doug Cunningham of Rice regained sole possession of the receiving lead with 7.8 a ·game while last week's coleader, James Sykes, also of Rice, feU to third at 8,2, David Oliver of Southwest !AJuisiana •s second with 6.7. ONLY Wzshbone zs most ·' past two weeks; ihrowlng for travel to and from the Jamboree by bua. In addition to Scouts in the United States there wiU h• 324 Scouts and Scoutmaster. leaders l,·.:•n lot member Scouta from all areas ill the nations of the worldwide Trl~te Area Council wiD be ScouUnc movement. parlicipating. They will HUNTINGTON, W. Va. - Moon of Russell,. Ky., Secon4 "Forward . Together - Assistant Scoutmaster, and 111 lARA 111m would bociftre on hi!Jl," one covered with medicine ScouUnc-USA " is the theme David Blaftchard of Ashland, WASHINGTON (UPI) -A uniGIIIpOlt-• aclfnowlecl- botUet. The text aplainl that Asslitanl for the 1m NatiOIIII Scout Ky ., Third ftwoflhenatioo'tbellkoown led. "But if labor does II, McCoy has been denied Jamboree to be htld at llbor un1on1 are dlltrlbutlng people aort of lallflh.'' federal black llq benefits. Moraine Stau Parlt near campoign material bitterly Labor's bittemt .mi-Ford ''O'ville McCoy can't wait Butler, Pa., nut August 3-9. att.cking l'relidenl Ford - material wu prtpiJ'ed b)' the • four more years," the Over 40,000 inhabilants, lilting lim lo Richard Nlzon, Unlled Mille Wnera, which headline tleclaree. moatly boys and leaders, •Ill Watergate and even coal p u b I I a h e d t wo .o~ poeler cltlrlbuled IIIIOitll create a "tent city" for a mine deaths. !ldvertlaement. in Ita UDiat some AFSCME membera week of fun, fellowship, Among the unlona newspaper indirectly pictures Ford arm-in.,.rm teaming new skills, PJbll8hlng these materlala blaming the Rresident for the with a gholt-lllte tmace ol . demonatraUnc · Scoutcrafl, are tbe United Mine Workera, deaths of coal miners. NIEn. Ford wears a wttoo ~xchanging memorabilia, The pline wners' first ad saying "Pardon Me.'' Unit.ed · Autoworkers , and more Important, they Machittiata and American pictured six pallbearers Printed ln bold black will becQme chal'lled with Federation of State, County carrying a. casket, and the letter. at (he top of the poelerScouting spirit through and Munlclpal Employee. text charged both Nixon .and · is .a atatement tbal Ford ceremonies, Inspirational Althotllh all these uni9na Ford with faUing to protect allegedly made oo July 25; gatherings, forums, and have . endorsed. Jimmy health and wty in the 1974, only two weeka before other evenla. Carter, theiriOOII bitter an.ti- mines. The headline reads: · NIEn was forced to resign: The Trl-&ate Area Council, Fordlll!lterialhas been kept . "Voteasifyourlifedepellded "lcanaayfromtheboltmlol Boy Scouts of Anlerica, will distinctly lep&l'ate from JI'O- on it. Becauae it dots." my hearl - the President of aend a contingent of 36 boys Carler propaganda. But the ' Asecond, double-page ad in the U.S. is Innocent, and he Is and 4leaden to this "once-inDemocratic presidential the mine workera newspaper right." candidate is the obvious shows a bedridden miner, The Machlnials' latest · CHINA ' S Foreign a-Wetlme" e~ience . Tom beneficiary.; · Orville McCoy, staring newspaper devotes two · Minister Chiao Kuan-l!ua Murphy, Scoultl!aster of. bas put the world on notice Troop toll, baa been selected "If tbe catitlidate did this It blankly at a night table adjacent pages to · STARTS that the ma-e things bave .as Scoutmaster for the , )l'ellidential 'poliUca - one cbanged with. the death of Contingent. Bob Malthe1Vs of favoring Carler and the other Mao Tsetung the more they Pl. Pleasant WID be first opposing Ford ." Carter's will be the same as Asslstanl Scoutmaster, Ed ~otasraph shows bim aur- . 1 Large Group concerivl foreign pollcy. He rounded by his famUy. attacked the "meddling" of Ford, however, Ia pictured W.o men'• Faahlon Boots both the United Slates and with Nb:oo, and the headline Soviet Union, in an address Selected From Regular Stock declares lim to be "Nixon's . to tbe U.N. General RetaU sales tax receipll in Ford." Assembly, and declared Meigs County for September; Noting tbat unemployment Mao 's policies would 1978, were down 1U2 percent began to rise shortly after cooUnue. .under September last year, OOLUMBUS (UPI) - The convince these industries .to Ford was sworn in as Nixon's but receipts lor motor Slate Emergency Board, for locate in Ohio requires tripe ''handpicked" S!ICcesaDr, the CHRISTINA EXPECTING vehicles salea tax were up United , Autoworkers the third Ume .in two montha, · to their corporate AMSTERDAM, The 45.78 percent for the monlb, newspaper carried a drawing Tuesday denied a request by · headquarlera," he added. Netherlands (UPI) Queen according lo the report of of the Preatdent standing at the Rhodes Admini.ltraUon of Duerk said his department "blanket approval" ·for out- bas been planning for several the end of an unemployment Juliana's youngest daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Donahey, Princesa Christina, Is state treasurer. ofatate !l'avel II> find new months now.to visit ind\lllrtal line, expecting her first chUd next Retail sales tax receipts for The autow!>rkers ad it)dum-y for Ohio. ' - ' executive& in Detroit the · declares: "Unemploymeni - June. · ,., Septemtier, I976, totaled The board said it will week of Nov. 14. This ill a The Queen gave the news to 00 reconsider · its deelsi on after follow,up to a trip made last Help Gerald Ford learn about reporters Tuesday during a $45,S5U2 compared to it firsthand in November." receipts of $U,269.52 fo r reviewing the Fantus Report, Feburary. visit to a slate museum with Septen1ber, 1975. Motor a ,$10,000 independent study "It appears once again th;tt her husband Prince vehicle sales tax receipts for which is criticalol the state's Oh l o • s industria I Bernhard. September, I976, tot a led i~dustrial development development progress is Christina, 29, married $45,522.74 compared .. to effw. being held up for purely Cuban-born New York social receipts of $31,229.87 for 104 E. Main, Pomero "We want to know if the political reasons. This ls H2·28U worker Jorge GuWenno in September, 197li, an increase stale is getUng a good return nothing more than election June, 1975. of $14,292.87. pn Us travel money," said year politics," Duerk said. ~~nate Finance Chairman The information to be Harry Meshel, D- studied by the Emergency YOungstown, a member of Board includes the or~al the board·. "We also want to Fantua Report, a copy of a know wbat's going on in that letter from Duerk to the deparlment." Fantua Corp, "of New Jersey The Emergency Board, asking for fa~ts to back up the" which muat approve aU out- criticisrps; and 'a 14i>age CHILLICOTHE - The of-elate travel, demanded a supplement written . by public Is invited aa are copy of the report last Duerk's depsrlment. elected officiaiJ, planners, Wednesday after Scripps- · After the Emergency' and· developers and other Howard Newspapers re- Board -refused to grant interested persona to attend vealed the report is being blanket travel approval fqr an economic development rewritten b)' the Department \he third Ume, Lenhart strategy workshop to be held llf E:cooomic and Cooununlty complained this is having a Thuraday., October 28, in Development to. eliminate "negative effect" on the Chillicothe. some of the critical department and so far eight .The meeting will start at 7 Fantastic Savings! Enhance your home cunmenta. important .trip! bad to lie p.m. and will be.held at the L with several of these arrangements. Mums, ,!~on Lenhart, head of the canceUed since prior & K Restauraol juat off the fa II flowers and fall foil age in ;~tlractive · development department's · "blanket approval" elapsed US 23 bypaas of ChUiicothe. finance section, T11esday two months ago. The strategy work$>p is pots and vases. Regular $2.49 to $3.99 . li'ovlded the board .with a It has heen past practice ~f ·. being jointly sponsored by the ENTIRE STOCK ON SALE IWY of the .Fantus Report, the Emergency BoaMI to set Obio Valley Regional ALL FALL TYPES ON SALE and a copy of the Rhodes sside a certain amount of Development Comrnisoion Administration's rewrite . of money for the development and the Ohio Department of Missy - Hail Sizes · that report. department each quarler to Economic and Community and Extra Large . State Development beuaedforout-of-elatetravel Development Director James A. Duerk, to find industry for the state. OVRDC staff members will .Values To $17.99 who just returned Sunday The board has been participate along with Jamea ' rf0111 an industry hunt in the allocaUng $10,000 a quarter · Duerk, Director; and NeD Far Easl , which '· was for tbe Rhodes · Adlliin- McCabeofDECD. JanetBeU, approved in · advance, illralfon's industrial tripe, DECO program consullanl i!Junedlately charlled 'poll- bu\ held up furlher . will act as group facilitator. ties. requests since September Among " topics to be 'lbere are four· Democrats after Meshel said he was not discoaaed at the workshop li(ld one Repoblicail on the satisfied tbat the state is . are economic and social ON ANY ~ard and Tuesday's decision ge.tllng its money's worth.. problems facing comto· ''defer" lb~ request fQr "They have consislantly munilles, major roadblocks travel funds went along parly approved $20,000 a quarter which need to be removed lines. for the Gilligan A,dmin- and how elected officials and We need space. Regular 8c to 17c . ''The board'a.actlon again istration, and we have aJ. community leaders can make Fall flowers on sale for a limited · undermines Ohio's ability til ways requested just half proper decisions which would Includes Little Ben. time. Hurry on in . They will go • respond . to indutrlal that amount," said Duerk. leadtohlgherincomesandan Baby Ben, electrics, fast. piospeCIII outside of Ohio," "There is no question that . Improved quality of life for said Duerk. "The they are playing politics." cooununity residents._ decorative and travel development deparlment is clocks. plus others. currenUy working with about Great Gifts, too. 60 potential job-procklcing industries and in many cases the coil tact work necetl88ry to oo MISSION, Kan. (UPI) · . Now that Tony Dorsett of Pittsburgh has broken former Ohio SULte star Archie Griffin's major-college career rushing record, he's on the verge of breaking the NCAA collegiate record. And now he has his sights set higher. "I want to push the record out so far no one i~ my lifetime will break it," said the senior running back, "maybe even to 6,000 y~;~rds . " <Dorsett has pushed his career total to 5,206 to break Griffin's record and now is only 92 yards short of the co llegiate record set by Howard Stevens, who played two seasons at llandolphMacon and his last two at Louisville. Regardless of those marks, Dorsett has already become the first major collegian to put together four 1,000-yard seasons and at his current rate- 1,072 yards with five 1 .games to go this year - he has a good chance of becoming .the first major collegian with three 1,500-yard seasons. Dorsett rushed for 1,544last year and as a freshman gained 1,586, His only subpar season was his sophomore Scout city will hQuse Unions attacking Ford 'leW Dorsett eyes 6,000 yards . I . $-1be Dilly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Oct. 27, 1976 BOSTON (UP!) - Spain's Manuel Orantes, winner . of three straight tournament., bas cOmbed into second place in the Grand Prix lenni! stan- Brown new TV fan By GREG AIEIJA) 111-101. do. They are a very Antonio 122-114, Chicago UPI Sperq Writer "I just couldn't believe the supportive group of players." edged Milwaukee 90-88, , JuUua Erving proved again enthusiasm of the· crowd," In other games, the New Indiana routed Seattle l:lb-90, Pacers 12!1, Supersonics 90 Tuesday night that he is the said McGinnis, who scOred :13 YorkKnicks beat Buffalo llB- KansasCitysqeaked past Los Despite playing without biggest draw in the National of hiJ points in the second 104, Atlanta defeated San Angeles 117-115 in overtime highscoring forward Billy Basketball Aaaoclallon. And half . "After the second and Portland defeated Knight, Indiana won its first the Plliladelpbia 71Sers, the quarter , they (the Jazz) Golden Stine 110-96. NBA game after three team that last week added weren't even In the ball Knlcks 118, Braves 104 defeats. Forward Darnell Erving to an already talented · game. I'd love to play in a Guards Earl Monroe and HUlman score a gamehigh 24 •· roster, finally proved they place Uke this. I don't think • . Walt Frazier combined for 50 points, while Wil Jones and could win with _the player you'll ever find a more points in the Knicks' third Mike Flynn added 23 each. many thought had made enthusiastic bunch." victory wi\hout a loss, their Mike Bantom had 19 points them unbeataiJie. The crowd broke the NBA best start in seven years. for Seattle, now l-1. A crowd of 27,383, the single-game attendance Monroe had:!?. including 11 in Kinga 117, Lakell 115 (ot) largest ever to see a record of 26,511 set last year -tbe first quarter, and Frazier Scott Wedman sank a short professions' basketball in the Superdome. 23. Spencer Haywood's 23 jump shot with 48 seconds left game, came to the Louisiana Erving's biggest MISSION , Kan . (UPI) _ points and 15 rebounds also in overtime and Ron Boone • Superdccne to see E:rving and contribution to his first The defenses may be helped send Buffalo, playing added ' two free throws with the 76ers play New Orleans. victory as a 76er was nine h without to Its fl' ve secoods remaining as . 1 h te t hing up wt cac fi def Bob · McAdoo, hr Erving scored only 10 pointa, first-ball rebounds. wishbone offense, but NCAA Jrst eat m t ee games. Kansas City gained its first but teammates George "The only difference I 1%%, Sp!ra lU victory in three games. McGinnis bad '!l and Doug foulld so far is my timing," Division I statistics show lbe Hawks John Drew scored 33 points Boo f 'shed 'th ne ml WI 33 points CoiUna added 25 as Plliia- E:rving said. "The guys here wishbone is still the most and Ken Charles added 25 for productive offense when it and Wedman had 28 as the delphia won Its first game in reaDy give me a lot of time to comes to winning, scoring Atlanta, Including 1~ in the Kings took advantage of three starls, beating _the Jazz he able to do wbat I need to and rushing, . second quarter when tbe early foul trouble against The na Uon 's 18 wishbone . Hawks erased a nine-point Laker center Kareem Aill!ull<!ams have i combined win- San Antonio lead. Atlanta Jabbar. Abdul-.)abbar played nlng percentage of 58.3 per took the lead at 60-59 on John less than 20 minutes before cent have averaged 21.7 Brown's layup with 1' 22 left fouling out with 2:54 left in r game and 253.3 in the half and never trailed overtime,butscored25points ing. They also lead again. B!Uy Paultz led the and grabbed 16 rebounds. 1)1e nation with an average Spurs with 23 points. TraU Blazers 110, Warriors 96 WASHINGTON (UPI) the 37-year-ota ,....... r 4.39 yards per rushing play BaUI 90• Bucks 88 Corky Calhoun and Henn Washingloo Redsldna' coach finished the game. and 4.77 yards per offensive Artis Gilmore's layup with Gilliam combined for. 18 George ADen is wtUing to ADen commented: "I was pia a li\Ue mor~ than a minute points in the third quarter 88 )l'edlct that ROller Slaubach going to go with Joe WI It was ~ set teiuns, which have left sent Milwaukee lO its the Blazers built a five-point will stan at quarterback for the type of thing that you go the worst record with a 45.5 fourth consecutive defeat .. ' lead into an 85-70 bulge. Bill the Dallas Cowboys Sunday, with how the quarlerback per cent winning mark, rank The BuDs led at halftime, 54-. Walton scored 21 points but he's not yet ready · to moves the club. I thought . first in pasaing at 182.8 yards 38•. but .the Bucks, led by grabbed 19 rebounds and name hiJ own ~r. Billy'aexperience in this l)l))e per game and in total offense B~Jan Wtnters, fought back to blocked six shots in leading Of Staubach 'a broken little of game might help 1'8 a llttle with 341.2 yards per game WJthm 113-12wtth 4:041eft. The . Portland to its second victory fl!lger, which IIIBY require more. He did a good job and while Veer tesms have the teams then traded baskets without a loss. II · was the backup Danny Wblte to open Joe did a good job." best yardage per pass play unlU .GUmore sar* ~~ final second straight d.efeat for the against the Redskins, ADen Neither figured directly in average at 6.79, field goal. Norm Van.Lier led Warriors, last year's Pacific coounented: the Monday night victory • lie the wishbone's overChicago with 18 points. Jim Division champions. "I expect ROller the Dodger which came on two fourth Deap Pr1ce had 2tl for the Bucks, · to '!'Brl· He .'I!Ouldn't '!'IDt to period Redsklnll touchdowns. all dcminance in the rushing miBs a Redskin game and The fii'Bt ·came on a seven- atatistlcs, it is Southern Cal, be'U be in there is my guess. I yard sweep by Mike Thcmas which I'UI18 out 'or the I• can't see where It should alter IleMis Johnson came formaUoo, which leads the bother him that much.'' up wtlb one of the record- nation in total offense at 491.7 Asked 11 veteran Bill setting eight Washington yards a game and !Kilmer or his younger fumble recoveries. The formation Mtcbitlan which understudy, Joe Thelamann, aecond, ~ching the victory, .leads in both rushlnc, 392.7, If you are in the m'arket for a will starl for Washington, was provided by a 71-yard and scoring, 43.9, and is ADen shrugged and said: "I punt return by Eddie Brown. second in wtal offense. modular .home, a house type Rice is the top passing don't know what I'm going to Brown · recounted tbat the doublewide or if you just want to do. I want to ilee how return pattern was team with a 297.8 yard . avernge while Rutgers leads look at one, you are always welcome everybody is. There's no im)I'Ovised in the mud on the in total defense; 176.4, llll'ry about it.'' sidelines by special team at Kingsbury. We feature· homes by A win b)' the ~2 Redskins coach Paul "He ruahit)g defense, '71.3, and Sky lin!! Corp. and Fuqua Homes ·of over the 8-1 Cowboys would noticed the Cardinal punt scoring defense, 6.4. IUinois Slate bas allowed Ohio. Let us handle your entire boo8l them inlo a tle for the coverage Will coming down opponents only ill.l yards a housing problems, site preparation, lead in the NFC Eastern wide," apectal teams captain came passing to lead tbe Division with liJ: weeks left in Rua\y Tillman added. "He septic tank, basement, etc. You just the regslar season. told us to acreen Ulem to the . nation and Te<as is tops in pink up the keys when ·the ·house is Allen played the ·aame ott\Bide." Eddie took It from net punting with a 47.0 yard per kick averARe. ready_for occupancy. IP'"ring game jirlor to the there.'' Mon~y~tboWewiththe , .. . . . . . . .~. . . . . .. -. . . . . . . . . . St. Lotda Cardinals, refulng to designate either Klhner or l1lellmam until just before the kickoff in the lumble1976 Modeb of Admiral fiDed conlut won by the Redlldnl, :lb-10, in the mud T.V. At CliJse.Out Prices 'and rain. The!smann, who had filled The J977 Models Are Comlngf "QUALITY' ALWAYS' in two previous games while Kilmer recovered !rem a sore Hours : Mon ., Tues ., Thu"'·• Sat., 9-7:30 11houlder, got the nod but went Wednesday-Friday 9:00-9 :01, Sundly Closed to the sideline with a bnliaed · 992-70l4 Ohio Pomeroy back early in the tiBrd period. Pearl Ash 99l -l323, Roger Davis, 992-7671 Middlepolt, 0. He never got bact inaction as , ,..;r---~.. - . - . I REG. Sl.OO ' 1~2 ·".· ', ,-q ' . PRICE TRICK .or TREAT HALLOWEEN CANDY v ·MR. ·COFFEE ALTERS ii' II J'F Yes, We Have REG. $1.99 664 $126 Flowe~&< • BOXOF1~ , , ... Regular 51.39 FOR LEAVESoOR TRASH PlASTIC BAGS Jumbo 33 Gallon Size Retail 11.69 15 in pllg. WE'LL SAVE YOU MONEY! SHOP AND SAVE -AT THE STORf MOST COHVIHifHT TO YOUII I SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ,. I I - �'· Class enjoys Hallo.ween party Us .•• BY HELEN BO'ITEL How To Get Along With In-laws . DEAR HELEN : .. Awhile back "Parents of Sons" wrote 10 commandments on how to getaiong with their new in-laws. Seems tome their lone was for the new wife to app~late the "specialness" of her husband's !amily. I submit it is this expectation of a special relationship on the part of some parents that leads to disa!>' polntments and UMecessary strain in In-law situations. Here is my primer{or getting along wi!D'demanding In-laws • the kind who might' otherwise not offer the same respect for . privacy arill Independence they woujd give to persons not related to them.. . I. The more such parents are hung up .on status and roleS, the more they will be sattsfied with mere neutral pleasantness . and respect. Use these two things to buy your peace in the family. . . 2. Lislen.politely to their opinions because heaven help the person who comes between them and their convictions. Avoid controversial subjects. ' 3. Do not get openly Involved in disagreements between parents and offspring. Discuss this later, in private, with your mate, and work out an effective approach together. 4. Try not to do anything which could be ·understood as un· fairly favoring one pair of in-laws over another. Treat each couple the same and they can't build a big case against you. If you must disappoint one, then disappoint both. 5. Remember to visit or contact them oospecial ctays or 'they wiU make life miserable for you. Even a brief visit will do. • 6. Set up clear rules for visiting. Insist on their calling rirsl in aU cases. 7. Avoid making excessive demands 9n them; otherwise they will find it easy to do the same to you. 8. Above aU, be pleasant but nolloo permissive. You must train your in-laws properly, lest they bec-ome spoiled and behave badly. If newlyweds use these rules as a guide to the care and nurturing of in-laws, they should find the effort pays for itself many limes over in family peace and minimal marital conflict. ·A HUSBAND AND SON DEAR HUSBAND : This sounds more like rules for an armed truce than for ac· cepling in-laws as hwnan. . Perhaps it must he that way in YOUR family. I'm glad it isn'tin.rnPle! -H. DEAR HELEN: I reaUy relate to "Walking the Line" whose husband is undersexed. My husband is~ type who thinks women should tbe Halloween part)'. Co1tome prizes were awarded to apie WJ1Cbt, the · ~ ' Garden club installs officers· mfrtiter, I Polly' a Problem handles on ~ my oven and : DEAlt POLLY - I hope broller doors bee~ rusty fOU can help me straighten and corroded. I ·foand wood ·out a real mesa. I put several grain adhesive backed paper '\:oats of wu on my cherry that matcbes the trim on my tedroom furniture and It refrigerator door. 1 appled ~start~ to smear. I have this to the shabby. haQdles · wsshed It .with mild aoap, after they were thoroughly _used a Co~J~D~ereW product, cleaned. Thil one application 'vinegar water, mayonnal.se was done a year ago and they -and lemon oil but Ju.al caMot still look clean. I do enjoy the •remove the wn and smears. column. So many of the hints How can I restore a clean have been helpful to me. !Liller? D.H. LEONA. DEAR MRS. D.H. - Yoot DEAR POLLY - When wW ce1111Dly llan to remove makUng pie crust I found· lbil balldap of wu, elt. clea!Hip so much eQ!er if I before you will bave any put one or two sheeiB of auceeu: You mtabl bay a newspaper on the counter; ..Prejlared hlrnfture cleaner under the wued paper. When and follow dlreello111. U tbe alll.i flnlahed I JLIII gather the larnflure bao a aWcone flDlah papers up in a baD, toss in the 'lhat the cleaner will not wort waste basket and the counter on. use iurpeaUne. Be very . Is cl~n .. - 'i'ERR M. careful not . to over wei the DEAR POLLY - While pieces HpeclaDy aronnd uy making plcklea, it occurred to jobllllbal are glued. Mineral me that perhaps some of the aplrlll ohDi1111. remove a wu readers mlght Uke 10 try my bnfldup. If lt'a very bad, DR method for adding Spices. tbe spirits on 1100 alee! wool Instead of tying them up In a '·Instead of a clotb and rub cloth, I bought a tea bell, pot ' earelully. the spices in it and drop this ·' An old lubloned furniture in the pot with the vinegar. wub that you can make at .'When times' c:Omes to remove ·beme reqnlrea three the spices the baD is so easy ::tablespoou llnaeed oll, one to lift out. - MID. tablespoon turpenUne and a DEAR POL!.Y- I use that quart of bot waier. Mis, ·lel spray product made for •;ccioi ijnd wrlug a cloth out of pretreating stains onlliundry ~lhl4 ·lor the eleanfng. Dry for removing staina on my C!'eil. Repeal untU cleun and hands after I have been using , ••pply to only a smell ares at oil base paints or · vamish. lime. When aU . II clean, Simply spray lt on the hands, '"wu. Use lbe wax sparingly. work it in and rinse'off with Then rub vlgnrously so there water. This is most con· 'Ire no smears or esceaa wn venient and does not leave an ;:tell on the surface.-·- - octor such as gasoline or . ;poLLY. lhlMer does. - BRENDA. :: DEAR POLLY - The ' ' Mrs.. William . Maull, ChiWcolhe, treaaurer of the United Thank Olferlng ot the Diocele of Southern Oblo, wu apealler at the 'lbunday meeting of the Grace Episcopal Women at the rectory. Mrs. Maull showed a fUmstrlp _ of the world New ·arri1;1ai the November mHIInl· Bottle caps 10d Betty ~ Crueller llibell are to be. turlled In by Nov. 1.. . . At:tendlnl were Mr. llld ~ Mrs. Cllftord JICOiil. the ~ l'lev . .... Mra. FloJd Sbooll. projects whlcb are aided by Mr ..... Mn. Larry Clllt. the United . Thank Olferlng. Mr. and Mn. Harold She l1lo reported on the Mr. llldMn. BobFOiter, Mr. hlsbllghts of the recent and Mn. Ernie lllaY. Mr. National Convlllllon of !he and Mn. Dick rom., Mr. Epilcopal Church held in aDd Mrs. Marvin Friend, Mr. Minneapolla to wblcluhe was and Mn. Randy HawJer, Jo a delegate. . Ann Clark and Sherr!, Mn. Evtrett Hayes read for devotions, Voltaire's "A Belinda .Friend, Tom. Prayer to God" and a Soulslly, Leoaa Martin, passage from "Whom the Kathy Scarberry, Diane Bell Tolls.... Mra. J . . B. !Awll, and . Mr. and Mn. O'Brien, president, wu in Mike Wright. charge of the meeting and made announcement of the ' Meigs County Cburdl W9111en United World Community · RECUPERATING Dsy to be held Nov. lat 1:30 Mn. Hue! McCallum ol p.m. at Grace Church. Hosteoaes for the luncbeon MlDmvWe II resldla8 at the were Mra. Patrick Lochary, borne of her dalllbter, Mrs. Mrs. Leo Story, Mno. Harold Robert Harbrecbt, 347 Sargent and Mrs. Harold Blandford Ave., Wortblncton, Deetll. 43116. Sbe II recuperating from cataract l1lfPl'Y. au.on. ·· : Mr. and . Mrs. John S. Thomu, Rt. I, Middleport, lnstaUstion of new officers club, Mrs. Vale presented for hospital wu read thanking &nnoWIC8 the birth of their by Miss Ruby Diehl, retiring herseU and Mrs. Turner a the club for gifts lor the flnt cblld, a daQghler, Se!K· president, highlighted the past president's pin to Miss country fair held in October. 23 at the Holzer Medical Monday night meeting of the Diebl. • Green Thumb notes were Center· Rutland Garden Club ·at the During the meeting a aaaigned with Mrs. Charles Tbe infant wellhed etcht ·Rutland Church of Christ. contribution was made to the Foley to prepare the ones for pounda, three ounces and hu Installed were Mrs, Nellie Ohio . Association of Garden ,Nov. 21, and Mlas Diehl lor been named Slephaanle Vale, president; Mrs. Robert Club's highway planting ooes for Feb. II. Mrs. Charles Jayne. Maternal srand· Canaday, secretary, and project. The club also .voted !Awla gave a report on !he parenll are Sharon Aabley, Mra. Roy Snowden, to send a contribution to tbe publicity book noting thalli Ia Middleport, and Robert treasurer. Mrs. Ralph Athens Mental Health Center ready to be sent to the Ashley, Cheahlre. Paternal Tum", vice president, was lor ·Christmas gifts lor !be regional chairman. . graadparenta are Mr, and abaenl and will be ins~Ued GOod Luck Garden Club. A Mrs. Lewis also tall!:ed Mrs. Jamea Thomu, Rt. I, later. Miss Diehl presented note of appreciatioo from ebout tbe Meigs County Middleport. Tbe maternal each of the new officers with Mrs. Mizicko at the Athena Chrlatmaa Dower show which gteat-trandparenta are Mr. a flower. On behalf of. the wiD be atsged Thanksgiving and.Mrs. T. A. Riley and Mr. weekend at a place to be and Mn. Wilbur Ashley, announced later. She Is Middleport, and the paternal never ' 'ask'' their nien. general ch.alrman of the great-srandparents are Mr. Add to that wewanteda baby and'! didn 't conceive, so I was and Mrs, Uoyd Priddy, Rt. I, show. not only feeling deprived (I'm the ardent type), but was taking II was suggested that bulbs /lliddleport, and John fertility pitts, and watching temperatures for the precise right Mr. and Mrs. Norbert be _planted in the club Thomu, Wellston. . Paternal lime · and then he'd be "too tired." Neutzling entertsined with a Mr. and Mrs. Roger Coates pianters tp the village. A .great11J'eal1!randfa!her ls Five years iater, I've gotten so u5ed to his being "not In the dinner at their home on and son, Joey, !liin"sviUe; decision on this will be made Fred Dilcher, Oolumbns. mood," I scarcely miss it. Now he asks if my libido .is dead, Sycamore St. in Middleport Mrs. Frances Smith, San- ,by the civic committee. dyville, ·w. Va.; and her and is mah king advances more often. Guess he thought f was on Oct. 17. daughter-in-law, Mrs. Flower arrangements for toopus y. · · Guests included Mr. and Willism Smith, Ripley, W. churches and other places Isn't it sad that opposites attract so often]· BEEN THERE . Mrs. Dsle E. Warner and Ya.-; Mr. and Mrs. Victor were made during the month PLANS COMPLETED .. TOO dsughter, Dorothy, Mr. and Bahr, Reedsville, B,nd by•. W.. Dlebl, Mrs. Virgll REEDSVILLE - The DEAR BTl': Mrs. James Warner and son, granddaughter, Brenda Aikina, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Isn't it sad that so often people' don'l realize they're O!>' Jinuny, Syracuse; Mr. and Vernon Weber, Mrs. Vale and Reedsvllle Community posiles until marriage wears pretenses thin] The ·person you Mrs. KeMeth Lawson, Mr. Bentz of MinersviUe; Mr. and Mrs. Turner. Builders Club, meeting with marry Isn't necessarliy the person you're IIUirrled to a few and Mrs. Marion R. Hawk, Mrs. Patrick Neulzllng and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown Mrs. Harry_ Wllliamson son, Jay, near Pomeroy; Mr. years later, even if there has been no divorce. · H. -· in its October meeting, and Mrs. Michael Neulzling presented the program en· Got a problem] An adult subject for discussion] You can talk Visit our Salad Bar completed plans for the and daughter, Melissa; lilted " Those Magnlflcant it over in her colwnn if you writ~ to Helen Bottei, care of this Cabbage Rolls Pomeroy; Mrs. Caddie Mums" by Lorraine Burges dedication of ·the club's newspaper. Mashed Potatoes & .Gravy bicentennial project . Wickham, Gallipolis; Mrs. taken from "Flower and Refreshments were served to Vegetable .. Don Van Meter and dsughter, , Garden." She talked of the 14 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Myers, Hot Rolls type hardy SUNDAY VISlTORS Alvina, and Mrs. Ads Van garden Coffee, Tea Milk Mr. and Mrs. Dave 'MiUs Meter, Chester; Miss chrysanthemwns· which can Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber, Mrs. Ernest Whltehead, Mr. and Melinda, Springfield, .Dorothy Neutzlingand frlend endure severe winters, and come in a wide range of color, and Mrs. Ronald Osborne, joined son, Mike, a of BidweU. ' REEDSVILLE - The ,awarded. Mrs. Wigal was studentbyattheir Ohio University, size and shapes. $he said it Is Dohrman Reed and Mr. and Reeilsvme United Meth!l(llst awarded the door prize. The best if \h~Y are In full sun Mrs. Warren Pickens. The Women, meetin~ with Mrs. next meeting will be Nov. 11 were Sunday visitors of Mrs. , and have ribch soil. lllooming next meeting is with the DoUy Reed !Or !he October with Mrs. Sandy Cowdery .. Nora Mille, Middleport. Mrs. · begina in mld..5eptember and Myers. Mliia ~enUy returned from 6 meeting, were led · in continues untll frost. She said a nine-day visit in Teus and ; ~ devotions by · Mrs. Mamie 11 that after th8 soli· is frozen Meslco with u. and Mrs. "" ..Ji ._, Buckley, using the topic, Mike Boring. Whlle there she then the plants should be cut TO PLAN PROGRAM "Our Hope and Desires". celebrated her birthday. Homecoming Sunday will back two Inches from · l'be . A pl•••'•c session for Readings were given and a be observed at tbe Middleport ground and covered wlth a Bible quiz concluded .the World CommUDity Day to United !'enlecoslal Church, light mulch. be celebrated by Cburcb .devotions. Twenty "shulin IN TEXAS S. Third Ave., Middleport this Tlpa for November were Women United of Melp calls" were · reported and Jell Miller, son of Mr. and Sunday. given by Mrs. Lewis who said County on Nov. 5, will be cards were signed for them. Mrs. Mickey Miller, Mid· church is piaMing an that hybrid lea roses need Two new members ac- beld Frldlly al 1 p.m. at dleport, is stationed at the aUThe dsy meeting with Sunday some protection, that porch cepted were Mrs. Susie Grace , Episcopal Cburcb. Lackiand Air Force Balle in School at 10 a.m., an af. bous and other outdoor Douglas and Mrs. Pauline Key women of member San Antonio, Texas. ternoon ~~ervlce beginning at planters can be attractive Brewer: Reports of the visit ebarebes are to ·~ 2 p.m. and an evening service with small evergreens aU to the Arcadia Nursing Home NOW! at 7:30 p.m. Featured winter, and that newly were given by several VISIT HERE ·speaker at the 2 p.m. service planted trees shoulcl . be members. Mr. and Mrs. James Eberi!- wlU be the Rev. L. J. Rosbon. . wrapped before winter. i Refreshments in keeping For roll call members bach and Brian Keltb, The Rev. Mr. Roshon Ia a with the Halloween season BIRDIDAYNEAR Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Bible tescher and one of the inswered With their favorite were served to Mrs: Susie Mrs. Clara Howery will Tom Siley, Matthew and principal motivators In the chrysa11theums. For Douglas, Mrs. Sue Reed, Mrs. celebrate her i!Sih birthday Rick, Marietta, were of the United devotions, Mrs. Robert Pauline Brewer, Mrs. Leona on Frlday. She operated a weekend vlaitors of Mr. .and -develCJIIIIIent Pentecostal Church. He baa Canaday read "The Soul Like Ruth, . Mrs. Thelma Smith, stoce at Carpenter for 61 Mrs. Horold Ebersbach, been -Instrumental in the Nature baa Seuons, Too." by SUPERBA Mrs. Mary Lou Acors, Mrs. years before retiring in 1971 Pomeroy. FRONT-lOAD Helen Steiner Rice. The development of preacher BUILT·IN . Florence Burdette, au guests due to the !Uness of her son, "?ATABLE WAS 1359,95 WAS , .00 . training and Ohio District triVeling prize fumlahed by 399 and theae members; -Mrs. the late Eddie Lou Howery. Mrs. Charles Foley was won PJ'Olects. Recently retired, Mamie Buckley, Mrs. Another son, Verlln Howery; !he Rev. Mr. Roabon makes by Mrs. Canaday. Lorraine Wigal, Mrs. Vivlan resides at Carpenter. Mrs. A.bulb sale was conducted IN HOSPITAL his home ln Lancaster. He Humphrey, Mrs. NeD Wilson, Howery makes her home with Addle Mae Brown, MaSon, elso will be deUvering the and Mrs. Snowden and Mrs. .and. r,'lrs. Lillian Pickens. Mr. and Mrs. Osby Martin in W. Va., Is a patient at the evening service message. All Canaday served refresh·, . . Games were conducted by Pomeroy. Cards may be sent Holzer Medical Center. Her area residents are invited to ments carrying out the 992·2635 . Mrs. Sue Reed and prizes . to her at Bos 409, Pomeroy. room number Ia 228. attend the obaervance. llalloween theme. . . - MRS: au THE INN.PLACE Thursday Night Special Dinner given recently Reedsvilk women .meet or ~ . ,.'" ... Willing ,,E 298 Second St rOMEROY, OHIO . NO SALES TO DEALERS OUANTITY' RIGHTS. ·RESERV?.D ·Prices Effective Thru Qct. 30, 1976 .· .. ~ · Plus tax Homecominu "unda, !Workshop speaker named . • • $2W' , NOWI~ . $341Dm ;r ATHENS ~ Chris Maley, author and consultant for low incidence handicapped children's programs, will be the featured speaker at an inservice . workshop on assessing the multi· handicapped child on November5 from 9:30a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Ohio University lnn, Athena. · The workshop, the last of a three-part series on multihandicapped children will deal with selecting and ' adapting assessment In· struments, end utilizing • observation and inte~view tecbnlques. i Matey is the author of ! l I INGELS FURNITURE . SLICED BACON •••••• ;~·... · ARMOUR ROLL . 7 liB. SAUSAGE ROLLS ... !~~·. · ARMOUR WIENERS ••••••••••••••••• 12 OZ. PKG. 'BONELESS USDA CHOICE CHUCK ROAST. ••••••• ~s~ FRENCH CITY . . LIVER .· $1 09 . PUDDING •••••L~-... DINNER BELL . . . ,· I $149 BONELESS · HAMS~ •••~~ •• "Guidelines for Assessment of Low Incidence Handicapped and Multi·lmpaired Children." He was a consultant for the federal Title Vl·B low incidence project and is currently project director of autistic programs for the Greenhills-Forest Park City Sehools in Cin· clnnati. The in-service Is being sponsored by the South· eastern Ohio Special Education Regional Resource Center (SEO· SERRC). The SEO.SERRC coordinates a variety of special educetion programs for 27 school districts in a 10counly area. RED OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS 4 LB. APPLES~•• 'I GOLDEN YAMS ••2LB& 2 :,' MIDDLEPORT, 0. $119 QUALITY PLUS Workers meet :: The monlh!y meeting of the class still .has tote bags, ; >Willing Workers Ciass of the knives and calendar towels ; Enterprise United Methodist for sale. The Wonder Box ,.Church was held recently at dooaled by Mrs. Beatrice ~'!he home of Mrs. Cathy Buck was won by Mrs. Bentz. ;:Corbitt, with Mrs. Marjorle A nominating committee was f-J!Gwen in charge. appointed and It was an· r. Scripture readings from nounced that Dec. 9 lllld 10 t:t>salms and Hebrews were are the dates set for the tiiven by Mrs. Cordelia Bentz. church bazaar. t'J!ymns were sung by the Refreshments were served ;:p-oup and the lyrics to the to those named and 'Mrs. ~ "We Have An Anchor''- Agnes Dixon, Mrs . Koy ~·were read by Miss Freds Logan, Mrs. Ruby Frick 'and · ~eving. The leader's talk guests, Patty -Edwards, ~as given by Mrs. Bowen and Gayle Jean, Kay, Shellie and. ~e closing prayer was by Mark Corbitt. The next 'ioMrs. Beui8h' Utterbach. meeting wiD be Nov. 18 at lOuring the business part of 1\irs. Logan's home. :the meeting it was noted the THE MEIGS INN ,- Mon.-Sal 8 am-10 pm Sunday lQ am-10 pm =:. . ' Slole Hours: u purdiiM • 11ft "" the 1Jt. 11rmuy in appreclltlcia tor Ullng the ladJIIY. A 'l'biJJD. pvlng dinner wUl be beld II ~ ~ ~ CHARM PRESENTED - Mrs. Nellie Vale, new president of the Rutland Garden Club, left, presented a past president's charm toW.. Ruby Diehl at the Monday night 111eetmg of the club. Turpentine strips wax .offfurniture brief .,.,+ meetl'lll It ... drih" to M . . M k ~ 11 i[ rs. au,.,. spea ~ ·l i to Episcopalwomen 1~ ~ Polly's Pointers Durma :;_:;;:::~:::x~h:~>J'i:-~=:~;$x:;..;:::::'«:::::x::::::::~::::::~:::.::::;.~;~::.>..w::::::::::.:::::.x:::~:~::w~~ ·~ .I FOlta'. Jud&inl the I ..., • were CUflonl Jacolll, the Rev. Fiord Sbook, and LlrrJ Clllt. Pnyer '1iu ~~- bJ Tbe , . . ldult clul ol the Llunl CUff Free Methodlal Cbardl ml4 ~ II the Mtlp Coullly Inllnnary lor I By Helen Bolte) • Women 6' aive ' CIIESTER-Womenofthe L... cheater United Methodist . t lwllU1"f1m Church will serve ' lunch' on recen .Y, v 6 .... TO sERvE LuNca I!- election RDRIDA TOWELS ORANGES SMOKED . :~ao '49$ 5 lB. BAG 89~. PICNICS 69eLB. SWEET POTATOES _8-16 OZ. B01TL£S 'l 09 39• GOLDEN ISLE BREAD , . 59• ·16· QZ. LOAF 3/'1· 00 ., Open · • ORANGE OR G_RAP.E DRINK . 320l CAKE MIXES POPCORN 2 LB.' BAG 49• P111 Tax and WAGNER =: ASSORTED flAVbRS POPS RITE toeA COLA .,29 2 lB. 11 OZ. BOX BETTY CROCKER WHITE GROUND BEEF 79~ DUZ lAUNDRY DETERGENT ' 9til7 .......,......,~ . , Mon.-SIL Sun. 10 to 5 Prices Effedive thunday thru day at the Masonic A founder's day program ~ HaD ,in Chesler beginning at was presented by 'Mias Helen 10 a.m. Plate lunches will Smith, Mrs. Lucille consist of ham, scaDoped Swackhamer and Mrs. potatoes, green beans, slaw Eileen Buck at a recent ,or cottage cheese, roll and meeting of Alpha Epsllon ·coffee. Also soup, sand· Chapter of Alpha:· Delta , w!_chea, cake, pie, coffee and Kappjl, at Meigs lllgh School. t; .K~l-Aid will be avaUsb!e. Mrs. Buck gave devotions. Mrs. Marlede Fisher : ~ presided and announced thai • • aU members are to pay all : VISIT SUNDAY dues at the November ~ ~ CHESTER- Mr. and Mrs. meeting which will be held at r: ;Roas Cleland and Mr. and the Meigs Museum in !:; : Mrs. _Larry Cleland of here Pomeroy. Refreshments "•, visited Sunday with Mrs. EUs were served by Mrs. - Ruth a : Cleland Kliileil Who ·ta a Steams and - Mrs. ~ean ~ ~ resident of tlie Maple Heights Alkire. l'!: Nuralnll Home, Wellston .. • Mrs: Kimea will te 101 yean ;old Saturday. Oct. 30. Those •CHAPTER MEETS wlab .lo send cards may The Eastern High Sch09l Chapter of the Future ~~send to the above. address. Homemakes of America have taken on the project of decorat~g the kln4ergsrten ! BAZAAR SET room for Halloween. Meeting l •The annual bazaar of •Sacred Heart Church ln .recently at the school the :Pomeroy has been set 'lor group selected a girl ol !he 0!1 Thunda y, Nov. 4, beginnlng month, _ ' l name to be annolinced with dbmer at 4:30 p.m. · later. Refreshments were -Games, laney standa and a served by Bonnie Dalley, ,::bike stand wiD tJe among the Teresa Brownlns, Judy ,.. feal111'1!8 of the evening. Perry, and Brenda Boyles. ~ a:who ~= j :illlldlt:. , . ' .. . PIU.SBURY ~LLEGE INN : 13.5 Ol.•AI'J$1·. BISCUITS~: · .. :···~·· CHICKEN· BROTH..... ~ KRAFT · -· jl... 46 oz. · BANQUET • 3/$1~· W/C . Limil1 Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Expires J0-30-76 3/$1 '!'!c Limit 1, Per Customer Good Only at Powell's 11 ,. • '" ,{, CO IJPO N 9-LIVES. CORONET CAT FOOD 6.5 oz. 6/$100 . W/C :' Limit I Per Customer Good Only at Powell's 10-30-76 ' ' 1 · COUPON ~ 'I oz. $1· FROZEN DINNERS••••• CAKE MIXES_ 18.5 oz. ·: '· . ----- • HI-C .DRINKs· .. . ,. ·7 ,. · . MIRACLE WHIP. ••••• !~~~ . COUPON . · s~ \' TOilET TISSUE 8-ROLL · $109 .· . W/C Limil1 Per Customer Golld Only at Powell's Offer ~xpires 10-30-76 ~~~ �'· Class enjoys Hallo.ween party Us .•• BY HELEN BO'ITEL How To Get Along With In-laws . DEAR HELEN : .. Awhile back "Parents of Sons" wrote 10 commandments on how to getaiong with their new in-laws. Seems tome their lone was for the new wife to app~late the "specialness" of her husband's !amily. I submit it is this expectation of a special relationship on the part of some parents that leads to disa!>' polntments and UMecessary strain in In-law situations. Here is my primer{or getting along wi!D'demanding In-laws • the kind who might' otherwise not offer the same respect for . privacy arill Independence they woujd give to persons not related to them.. . I. The more such parents are hung up .on status and roleS, the more they will be sattsfied with mere neutral pleasantness . and respect. Use these two things to buy your peace in the family. . . 2. Lislen.politely to their opinions because heaven help the person who comes between them and their convictions. Avoid controversial subjects. ' 3. Do not get openly Involved in disagreements between parents and offspring. Discuss this later, in private, with your mate, and work out an effective approach together. 4. Try not to do anything which could be ·understood as un· fairly favoring one pair of in-laws over another. Treat each couple the same and they can't build a big case against you. If you must disappoint one, then disappoint both. 5. Remember to visit or contact them oospecial ctays or 'they wiU make life miserable for you. Even a brief visit will do. • 6. Set up clear rules for visiting. Insist on their calling rirsl in aU cases. 7. Avoid making excessive demands 9n them; otherwise they will find it easy to do the same to you. 8. Above aU, be pleasant but nolloo permissive. You must train your in-laws properly, lest they bec-ome spoiled and behave badly. If newlyweds use these rules as a guide to the care and nurturing of in-laws, they should find the effort pays for itself many limes over in family peace and minimal marital conflict. ·A HUSBAND AND SON DEAR HUSBAND : This sounds more like rules for an armed truce than for ac· cepling in-laws as hwnan. . Perhaps it must he that way in YOUR family. I'm glad it isn'tin.rnPle! -H. DEAR HELEN: I reaUy relate to "Walking the Line" whose husband is undersexed. My husband is~ type who thinks women should tbe Halloween part)'. Co1tome prizes were awarded to apie WJ1Cbt, the · ~ ' Garden club installs officers· mfrtiter, I Polly' a Problem handles on ~ my oven and : DEAlt POLLY - I hope broller doors bee~ rusty fOU can help me straighten and corroded. I ·foand wood ·out a real mesa. I put several grain adhesive backed paper '\:oats of wu on my cherry that matcbes the trim on my tedroom furniture and It refrigerator door. 1 appled ~start~ to smear. I have this to the shabby. haQdles · wsshed It .with mild aoap, after they were thoroughly _used a Co~J~D~ereW product, cleaned. Thil one application 'vinegar water, mayonnal.se was done a year ago and they -and lemon oil but Ju.al caMot still look clean. I do enjoy the •remove the wn and smears. column. So many of the hints How can I restore a clean have been helpful to me. !Liller? D.H. LEONA. DEAR MRS. D.H. - Yoot DEAR POLLY - When wW ce1111Dly llan to remove makUng pie crust I found· lbil balldap of wu, elt. clea!Hip so much eQ!er if I before you will bave any put one or two sheeiB of auceeu: You mtabl bay a newspaper on the counter; ..Prejlared hlrnfture cleaner under the wued paper. When and follow dlreello111. U tbe alll.i flnlahed I JLIII gather the larnflure bao a aWcone flDlah papers up in a baD, toss in the 'lhat the cleaner will not wort waste basket and the counter on. use iurpeaUne. Be very . Is cl~n .. - 'i'ERR M. careful not . to over wei the DEAR POLLY - While pieces HpeclaDy aronnd uy making plcklea, it occurred to jobllllbal are glued. Mineral me that perhaps some of the aplrlll ohDi1111. remove a wu readers mlght Uke 10 try my bnfldup. If lt'a very bad, DR method for adding Spices. tbe spirits on 1100 alee! wool Instead of tying them up In a '·Instead of a clotb and rub cloth, I bought a tea bell, pot ' earelully. the spices in it and drop this ·' An old lubloned furniture in the pot with the vinegar. wub that you can make at .'When times' c:Omes to remove ·beme reqnlrea three the spices the baD is so easy ::tablespoou llnaeed oll, one to lift out. - MID. tablespoon turpenUne and a DEAR POL!.Y- I use that quart of bot waier. Mis, ·lel spray product made for •;ccioi ijnd wrlug a cloth out of pretreating stains onlliundry ~lhl4 ·lor the eleanfng. Dry for removing staina on my C!'eil. Repeal untU cleun and hands after I have been using , ••pply to only a smell ares at oil base paints or · vamish. lime. When aU . II clean, Simply spray lt on the hands, '"wu. Use lbe wax sparingly. work it in and rinse'off with Then rub vlgnrously so there water. This is most con· 'Ire no smears or esceaa wn venient and does not leave an ;:tell on the surface.-·- - octor such as gasoline or . ;poLLY. lhlMer does. - BRENDA. :: DEAR POLLY - The ' ' Mrs.. William . Maull, ChiWcolhe, treaaurer of the United Thank Olferlng ot the Diocele of Southern Oblo, wu apealler at the 'lbunday meeting of the Grace Episcopal Women at the rectory. Mrs. Maull showed a fUmstrlp _ of the world New ·arri1;1ai the November mHIInl· Bottle caps 10d Betty ~ Crueller llibell are to be. turlled In by Nov. 1.. . . At:tendlnl were Mr. llld ~ Mrs. Cllftord JICOiil. the ~ l'lev . .... Mra. FloJd Sbooll. projects whlcb are aided by Mr ..... Mn. Larry Clllt. the United . Thank Olferlng. Mr. and Mn. Harold She l1lo reported on the Mr. llldMn. BobFOiter, Mr. hlsbllghts of the recent and Mn. Ernie lllaY. Mr. National Convlllllon of !he and Mn. Dick rom., Mr. Epilcopal Church held in aDd Mrs. Marvin Friend, Mr. Minneapolla to wblcluhe was and Mn. Randy HawJer, Jo a delegate. . Ann Clark and Sherr!, Mn. Evtrett Hayes read for devotions, Voltaire's "A Belinda .Friend, Tom. Prayer to God" and a Soulslly, Leoaa Martin, passage from "Whom the Kathy Scarberry, Diane Bell Tolls.... Mra. J . . B. !Awll, and . Mr. and Mn. O'Brien, president, wu in Mike Wright. charge of the meeting and made announcement of the ' Meigs County Cburdl W9111en United World Community · RECUPERATING Dsy to be held Nov. lat 1:30 Mn. Hue! McCallum ol p.m. at Grace Church. Hosteoaes for the luncbeon MlDmvWe II resldla8 at the were Mra. Patrick Lochary, borne of her dalllbter, Mrs. Mrs. Leo Story, Mno. Harold Robert Harbrecbt, 347 Sargent and Mrs. Harold Blandford Ave., Wortblncton, Deetll. 43116. Sbe II recuperating from cataract l1lfPl'Y. au.on. ·· : Mr. and . Mrs. John S. Thomu, Rt. I, Middleport, lnstaUstion of new officers club, Mrs. Vale presented for hospital wu read thanking &nnoWIC8 the birth of their by Miss Ruby Diehl, retiring herseU and Mrs. Turner a the club for gifts lor the flnt cblld, a daQghler, Se!K· president, highlighted the past president's pin to Miss country fair held in October. 23 at the Holzer Medical Monday night meeting of the Diebl. • Green Thumb notes were Center· Rutland Garden Club ·at the During the meeting a aaaigned with Mrs. Charles Tbe infant wellhed etcht ·Rutland Church of Christ. contribution was made to the Foley to prepare the ones for pounda, three ounces and hu Installed were Mrs, Nellie Ohio . Association of Garden ,Nov. 21, and Mlas Diehl lor been named Slephaanle Vale, president; Mrs. Robert Club's highway planting ooes for Feb. II. Mrs. Charles Jayne. Maternal srand· Canaday, secretary, and project. The club also .voted !Awla gave a report on !he parenll are Sharon Aabley, Mra. Roy Snowden, to send a contribution to tbe publicity book noting thalli Ia Middleport, and Robert treasurer. Mrs. Ralph Athens Mental Health Center ready to be sent to the Ashley, Cheahlre. Paternal Tum", vice president, was lor ·Christmas gifts lor !be regional chairman. . graadparenta are Mr, and abaenl and will be ins~Ued GOod Luck Garden Club. A Mrs. Lewis also tall!:ed Mrs. Jamea Thomu, Rt. I, later. Miss Diehl presented note of appreciatioo from ebout tbe Meigs County Middleport. Tbe maternal each of the new officers with Mrs. Mizicko at the Athena Chrlatmaa Dower show which gteat-trandparenta are Mr. a flower. On behalf of. the wiD be atsged Thanksgiving and.Mrs. T. A. Riley and Mr. weekend at a place to be and Mn. Wilbur Ashley, announced later. She Is Middleport, and the paternal never ' 'ask'' their nien. general ch.alrman of the great-srandparents are Mr. Add to that wewanteda baby and'! didn 't conceive, so I was and Mrs, Uoyd Priddy, Rt. I, show. not only feeling deprived (I'm the ardent type), but was taking II was suggested that bulbs /lliddleport, and John fertility pitts, and watching temperatures for the precise right Mr. and Mrs. Norbert be _planted in the club Thomu, Wellston. . Paternal lime · and then he'd be "too tired." Neutzling entertsined with a Mr. and Mrs. Roger Coates pianters tp the village. A .great11J'eal1!randfa!her ls Five years iater, I've gotten so u5ed to his being "not In the dinner at their home on and son, Joey, !liin"sviUe; decision on this will be made Fred Dilcher, Oolumbns. mood," I scarcely miss it. Now he asks if my libido .is dead, Sycamore St. in Middleport Mrs. Frances Smith, San- ,by the civic committee. dyville, ·w. Va.; and her and is mah king advances more often. Guess he thought f was on Oct. 17. daughter-in-law, Mrs. Flower arrangements for toopus y. · · Guests included Mr. and Willism Smith, Ripley, W. churches and other places Isn't it sad that opposites attract so often]· BEEN THERE . Mrs. Dsle E. Warner and Ya.-; Mr. and Mrs. Victor were made during the month PLANS COMPLETED .. TOO dsughter, Dorothy, Mr. and Bahr, Reedsville, B,nd by•. W.. Dlebl, Mrs. Virgll REEDSVILLE - The DEAR BTl': Mrs. James Warner and son, granddaughter, Brenda Aikina, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Isn't it sad that so often people' don'l realize they're O!>' Jinuny, Syracuse; Mr. and Vernon Weber, Mrs. Vale and Reedsvllle Community posiles until marriage wears pretenses thin] The ·person you Mrs. KeMeth Lawson, Mr. Bentz of MinersviUe; Mr. and Mrs. Turner. Builders Club, meeting with marry Isn't necessarliy the person you're IIUirrled to a few and Mrs. Marion R. Hawk, Mrs. Patrick Neulzllng and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown Mrs. Harry_ Wllliamson son, Jay, near Pomeroy; Mr. years later, even if there has been no divorce. · H. -· in its October meeting, and Mrs. Michael Neulzling presented the program en· Got a problem] An adult subject for discussion] You can talk Visit our Salad Bar completed plans for the and daughter, Melissa; lilted " Those Magnlflcant it over in her colwnn if you writ~ to Helen Bottei, care of this Cabbage Rolls Pomeroy; Mrs. Caddie Mums" by Lorraine Burges dedication of ·the club's newspaper. Mashed Potatoes & .Gravy bicentennial project . Wickham, Gallipolis; Mrs. taken from "Flower and Refreshments were served to Vegetable .. Don Van Meter and dsughter, , Garden." She talked of the 14 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Myers, Hot Rolls type hardy SUNDAY VISlTORS Alvina, and Mrs. Ads Van garden Coffee, Tea Milk Mr. and Mrs. Dave 'MiUs Meter, Chester; Miss chrysanthemwns· which can Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber, Mrs. Ernest Whltehead, Mr. and Melinda, Springfield, .Dorothy Neutzlingand frlend endure severe winters, and come in a wide range of color, and Mrs. Ronald Osborne, joined son, Mike, a of BidweU. ' REEDSVILLE - The ,awarded. Mrs. Wigal was studentbyattheir Ohio University, size and shapes. $he said it Is Dohrman Reed and Mr. and Reeilsvme United Meth!l(llst awarded the door prize. The best if \h~Y are In full sun Mrs. Warren Pickens. The Women, meetin~ with Mrs. next meeting will be Nov. 11 were Sunday visitors of Mrs. , and have ribch soil. lllooming next meeting is with the DoUy Reed !Or !he October with Mrs. Sandy Cowdery .. Nora Mille, Middleport. Mrs. · begina in mld..5eptember and Myers. Mliia ~enUy returned from 6 meeting, were led · in continues untll frost. She said a nine-day visit in Teus and ; ~ devotions by · Mrs. Mamie 11 that after th8 soli· is frozen Meslco with u. and Mrs. "" ..Ji ._, Buckley, using the topic, Mike Boring. Whlle there she then the plants should be cut TO PLAN PROGRAM "Our Hope and Desires". celebrated her birthday. Homecoming Sunday will back two Inches from · l'be . A pl•••'•c session for Readings were given and a be observed at tbe Middleport ground and covered wlth a Bible quiz concluded .the World CommUDity Day to United !'enlecoslal Church, light mulch. be celebrated by Cburcb .devotions. Twenty "shulin IN TEXAS S. Third Ave., Middleport this Tlpa for November were Women United of Melp calls" were · reported and Jell Miller, son of Mr. and Sunday. given by Mrs. Lewis who said County on Nov. 5, will be cards were signed for them. Mrs. Mickey Miller, Mid· church is piaMing an that hybrid lea roses need Two new members ac- beld Frldlly al 1 p.m. at dleport, is stationed at the aUThe dsy meeting with Sunday some protection, that porch cepted were Mrs. Susie Grace , Episcopal Cburcb. Lackiand Air Force Balle in School at 10 a.m., an af. bous and other outdoor Douglas and Mrs. Pauline Key women of member San Antonio, Texas. ternoon ~~ervlce beginning at planters can be attractive Brewer: Reports of the visit ebarebes are to ·~ 2 p.m. and an evening service with small evergreens aU to the Arcadia Nursing Home NOW! at 7:30 p.m. Featured winter, and that newly were given by several VISIT HERE ·speaker at the 2 p.m. service planted trees shoulcl . be members. Mr. and Mrs. James Eberi!- wlU be the Rev. L. J. Rosbon. . wrapped before winter. i Refreshments in keeping For roll call members bach and Brian Keltb, The Rev. Mr. Roshon Ia a with the Halloween season BIRDIDAYNEAR Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Bible tescher and one of the inswered With their favorite were served to Mrs: Susie Mrs. Clara Howery will Tom Siley, Matthew and principal motivators In the chrysa11theums. For Douglas, Mrs. Sue Reed, Mrs. celebrate her i!Sih birthday Rick, Marietta, were of the United devotions, Mrs. Robert Pauline Brewer, Mrs. Leona on Frlday. She operated a weekend vlaitors of Mr. .and -develCJIIIIIent Pentecostal Church. He baa Canaday read "The Soul Like Ruth, . Mrs. Thelma Smith, stoce at Carpenter for 61 Mrs. Horold Ebersbach, been -Instrumental in the Nature baa Seuons, Too." by SUPERBA Mrs. Mary Lou Acors, Mrs. years before retiring in 1971 Pomeroy. FRONT-lOAD Helen Steiner Rice. The development of preacher BUILT·IN . Florence Burdette, au guests due to the !Uness of her son, "?ATABLE WAS 1359,95 WAS , .00 . training and Ohio District triVeling prize fumlahed by 399 and theae members; -Mrs. the late Eddie Lou Howery. Mrs. Charles Foley was won PJ'Olects. Recently retired, Mamie Buckley, Mrs. Another son, Verlln Howery; !he Rev. Mr. Roabon makes by Mrs. Canaday. Lorraine Wigal, Mrs. Vivlan resides at Carpenter. Mrs. A.bulb sale was conducted IN HOSPITAL his home ln Lancaster. He Humphrey, Mrs. NeD Wilson, Howery makes her home with Addle Mae Brown, MaSon, elso will be deUvering the and Mrs. Snowden and Mrs. .and. r,'lrs. Lillian Pickens. Mr. and Mrs. Osby Martin in W. Va., Is a patient at the evening service message. All Canaday served refresh·, . . Games were conducted by Pomeroy. Cards may be sent Holzer Medical Center. Her area residents are invited to ments carrying out the 992·2635 . Mrs. Sue Reed and prizes . to her at Bos 409, Pomeroy. room number Ia 228. attend the obaervance. llalloween theme. . . - MRS: au THE INN.PLACE Thursday Night Special Dinner given recently Reedsvilk women .meet or ~ . ,.'" ... Willing ,,E 298 Second St rOMEROY, OHIO . NO SALES TO DEALERS OUANTITY' RIGHTS. ·RESERV?.D ·Prices Effective Thru Qct. 30, 1976 .· .. ~ · Plus tax Homecominu "unda, !Workshop speaker named . • • $2W' , NOWI~ . $341Dm ;r ATHENS ~ Chris Maley, author and consultant for low incidence handicapped children's programs, will be the featured speaker at an inservice . workshop on assessing the multi· handicapped child on November5 from 9:30a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Ohio University lnn, Athena. · The workshop, the last of a three-part series on multihandicapped children will deal with selecting and ' adapting assessment In· struments, end utilizing • observation and inte~view tecbnlques. i Matey is the author of ! l I INGELS FURNITURE . SLICED BACON •••••• ;~·... · ARMOUR ROLL . 7 liB. SAUSAGE ROLLS ... !~~·. · ARMOUR WIENERS ••••••••••••••••• 12 OZ. PKG. 'BONELESS USDA CHOICE CHUCK ROAST. ••••••• ~s~ FRENCH CITY . . LIVER .· $1 09 . PUDDING •••••L~-... DINNER BELL . . . ,· I $149 BONELESS · HAMS~ •••~~ •• "Guidelines for Assessment of Low Incidence Handicapped and Multi·lmpaired Children." He was a consultant for the federal Title Vl·B low incidence project and is currently project director of autistic programs for the Greenhills-Forest Park City Sehools in Cin· clnnati. The in-service Is being sponsored by the South· eastern Ohio Special Education Regional Resource Center (SEO· SERRC). The SEO.SERRC coordinates a variety of special educetion programs for 27 school districts in a 10counly area. RED OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS 4 LB. APPLES~•• 'I GOLDEN YAMS ••2LB& 2 :,' MIDDLEPORT, 0. $119 QUALITY PLUS Workers meet :: The monlh!y meeting of the class still .has tote bags, ; >Willing Workers Ciass of the knives and calendar towels ; Enterprise United Methodist for sale. The Wonder Box ,.Church was held recently at dooaled by Mrs. Beatrice ~'!he home of Mrs. Cathy Buck was won by Mrs. Bentz. ;:Corbitt, with Mrs. Marjorle A nominating committee was f-J!Gwen in charge. appointed and It was an· r. Scripture readings from nounced that Dec. 9 lllld 10 t:t>salms and Hebrews were are the dates set for the tiiven by Mrs. Cordelia Bentz. church bazaar. t'J!ymns were sung by the Refreshments were served ;:p-oup and the lyrics to the to those named and 'Mrs. ~ "We Have An Anchor''- Agnes Dixon, Mrs . Koy ~·were read by Miss Freds Logan, Mrs. Ruby Frick 'and · ~eving. The leader's talk guests, Patty -Edwards, ~as given by Mrs. Bowen and Gayle Jean, Kay, Shellie and. ~e closing prayer was by Mark Corbitt. The next 'ioMrs. Beui8h' Utterbach. meeting wiD be Nov. 18 at lOuring the business part of 1\irs. Logan's home. :the meeting it was noted the THE MEIGS INN ,- Mon.-Sal 8 am-10 pm Sunday lQ am-10 pm =:. . ' Slole Hours: u purdiiM • 11ft "" the 1Jt. 11rmuy in appreclltlcia tor Ullng the ladJIIY. A 'l'biJJD. pvlng dinner wUl be beld II ~ ~ ~ CHARM PRESENTED - Mrs. Nellie Vale, new president of the Rutland Garden Club, left, presented a past president's charm toW.. Ruby Diehl at the Monday night 111eetmg of the club. Turpentine strips wax .offfurniture brief .,.,+ meetl'lll It ... drih" to M . . M k ~ 11 i[ rs. au,.,. spea ~ ·l i to Episcopalwomen 1~ ~ Polly's Pointers Durma :;_:;;:::~:::x~h:~>J'i:-~=:~;$x:;..;:::::'«:::::x::::::::~::::::~:::.::::;.~;~::.>..w::::::::::.:::::.x:::~:~::w~~ ·~ .I FOlta'. Jud&inl the I ..., • were CUflonl Jacolll, the Rev. Fiord Sbook, and LlrrJ Clllt. Pnyer '1iu ~~- bJ Tbe , . . ldult clul ol the Llunl CUff Free Methodlal Cbardl ml4 ~ II the Mtlp Coullly Inllnnary lor I By Helen Bolte) • Women 6' aive ' CIIESTER-Womenofthe L... cheater United Methodist . t lwllU1"f1m Church will serve ' lunch' on recen .Y, v 6 .... TO sERvE LuNca I!- election RDRIDA TOWELS ORANGES SMOKED . :~ao '49$ 5 lB. BAG 89~. PICNICS 69eLB. SWEET POTATOES _8-16 OZ. B01TL£S 'l 09 39• GOLDEN ISLE BREAD , . 59• ·16· QZ. LOAF 3/'1· 00 ., Open · • ORANGE OR G_RAP.E DRINK . 320l CAKE MIXES POPCORN 2 LB.' BAG 49• P111 Tax and WAGNER =: ASSORTED flAVbRS POPS RITE toeA COLA .,29 2 lB. 11 OZ. BOX BETTY CROCKER WHITE GROUND BEEF 79~ DUZ lAUNDRY DETERGENT ' 9til7 .......,......,~ . , Mon.-SIL Sun. 10 to 5 Prices Effedive thunday thru day at the Masonic A founder's day program ~ HaD ,in Chesler beginning at was presented by 'Mias Helen 10 a.m. Plate lunches will Smith, Mrs. Lucille consist of ham, scaDoped Swackhamer and Mrs. potatoes, green beans, slaw Eileen Buck at a recent ,or cottage cheese, roll and meeting of Alpha Epsllon ·coffee. Also soup, sand· Chapter of Alpha:· Delta , w!_chea, cake, pie, coffee and Kappjl, at Meigs lllgh School. t; .K~l-Aid will be avaUsb!e. Mrs. Buck gave devotions. Mrs. Marlede Fisher : ~ presided and announced thai • • aU members are to pay all : VISIT SUNDAY dues at the November ~ ~ CHESTER- Mr. and Mrs. meeting which will be held at r: ;Roas Cleland and Mr. and the Meigs Museum in !:; : Mrs. _Larry Cleland of here Pomeroy. Refreshments "•, visited Sunday with Mrs. EUs were served by Mrs. - Ruth a : Cleland Kliileil Who ·ta a Steams and - Mrs. ~ean ~ ~ resident of tlie Maple Heights Alkire. l'!: Nuralnll Home, Wellston .. • Mrs: Kimea will te 101 yean ;old Saturday. Oct. 30. Those •CHAPTER MEETS wlab .lo send cards may The Eastern High Sch09l Chapter of the Future ~~send to the above. address. Homemakes of America have taken on the project of decorat~g the kln4ergsrten ! BAZAAR SET room for Halloween. Meeting l •The annual bazaar of •Sacred Heart Church ln .recently at the school the :Pomeroy has been set 'lor group selected a girl ol !he 0!1 Thunda y, Nov. 4, beginnlng month, _ ' l name to be annolinced with dbmer at 4:30 p.m. · later. Refreshments were -Games, laney standa and a served by Bonnie Dalley, ,::bike stand wiD tJe among the Teresa Brownlns, Judy ,.. feal111'1!8 of the evening. Perry, and Brenda Boyles. ~ a:who ~= j :illlldlt:. , . ' .. . PIU.SBURY ~LLEGE INN : 13.5 Ol.•AI'J$1·. BISCUITS~: · .. :···~·· CHICKEN· BROTH..... ~ KRAFT · -· jl... 46 oz. · BANQUET • 3/$1~· W/C . Limil1 Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Expires J0-30-76 3/$1 '!'!c Limit 1, Per Customer Good Only at Powell's 11 ,. • '" ,{, CO IJPO N 9-LIVES. CORONET CAT FOOD 6.5 oz. 6/$100 . W/C :' Limit I Per Customer Good Only at Powell's 10-30-76 ' ' 1 · COUPON ~ 'I oz. $1· FROZEN DINNERS••••• CAKE MIXES_ 18.5 oz. ·: '· . ----- • HI-C .DRINKs· .. . ,. ·7 ,. · . MIRACLE WHIP. ••••• !~~~ . COUPON . · s~ \' TOilET TISSUE 8-ROLL · $109 .· . W/C Limil1 Per Customer Golld Only at Powell's Offer ~xpires 10-30-76 ~~~ �Wheat growers liking Fo~d says USDA~s acting head Social Calendar "China, fast and Present. " RoU call, a Chinese proverb. POMi>ROY-Middleport . Lions Club, noon Wednesday at the Meigs Inn . OHIO VALLEY Commandry, stated conclave, .Pomeroy Masonic Temple, 7:30p.m. Wednesday. All sir knight,; and officers urged to attend. AMERICAN LEGION, Feeney-Bennett Post 128,7:30 ' meeting preceded by 6:30 dinner with the Auxlliary .members. Plans to be finalized lor the Veterans Day celebration to be held on Sunday, N0v. 7. The conntywide observance is being headed by Albert Roush and Paul easeL Auxiliaries to participate. AMERICAN LEGION Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett Post 128, 6:30 dinner followed by 7:30 .meeting wiih reports from Buckeye Girls' State delegates. THURSDAY POMEROY CHAPTER 80, Royal Arch Masons, special conclave, 7:30 Thur~y at the Masonic Temple with the mark master and past master degrees to be con· ferred. RIVERVIEW GARDEN Club, Thursday at 5:3jl 'p;m. at Frances Florist Shop in Pomeroy. Demonstration on how to make ·terrariums. Members plan to eat out following the demonstration. MEIGS ChriBtian Women's Fellow!hlp will meet at the Zion Church of Christ Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. MEIGS Shriilettes, 7.:30 p.m. Thurscta·· 't the home of Mrs. Harry Moore. · MEIGS COUNTY Republican Rally, 8 p.m. Thursday, Pomeroy Elementary School, · with · Congressman . Clarence Miller, speaking. FREE CLOTHING day Thur~y, 10 a.m. to 12 noon at Salvation Anny, Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. All area resident,; in need of clothing are welcome. MIDDLEPORT CHILD Conservation League, 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Each member to take one item for the homemade article sale. Mrs. Clarice Ken'nedy, Mrs. Thelma Osborne and Mrs. Susan Blaker, hostesses. UPI FARM EDITOR • WASHING'l'ON (UPI) - Undersecretary of Agriculture John (\. Knebel, acting head ol hls department since Earl Buiz waa·forced \0 resign as agrlculttlre secretary Oct. 4, says be aees a "pretty pos!Uve trend" to!l'ard President Ford among farm voters In the Treated as second class citizens Dear Sir: The Health Department is supposed to b& a lnncUoning part of the governinent of Meigs County and not cootrolled by political "bosses". · · on the farm front · The County Board or Health should run Ute department, closing stages of the, not the budget commission. The budget commission and the campslgn. Board or Health must speak to the Health needs of lhe citizens Knebel, 40, who has stepped of Meigs County, not just play wllh Ute words concerning the In to repU.ce Butz in a amonnl of funds previously spent and what's to be used in 19'17. number of farm belt The iaxpayers must know J,Dore than what moneya are campslltt appearances, said spent, they should know why? ,Jean Lyons and Joan . Culp In an interview he thinks accepted lheir present pos!Uo111 with a verbal contracHrom wheat 1rowers are "pretty the Board Of Health that in J'M , 19'17 lhey wwld be paid $8500 ple'ased;, by the govern. (Gene) and $9,300 (Joan). 'niese positions were accepted In ment's recent decision to good faith . Why then does the Jjealth Board not back up their Increase support loan rates commltmenl? for grains. . Joan CUlp lB lhe lint full tin)e. qualified sanllarlan Earller, wheat producers emplOyed by the county. Her comparable poilllion In Vlntoo had been .voicing sharp County pays $9,464, with two other asalstants. complaints · against the Gene Lyons' comparable POIIilion (assistant administration oecauae a administrator), pays $10,000 In Vinton County. Vinton ~ty near-record 1976 barvest had has eight people working for Ute Heallh Department; Me1gs depressed prices lor their has three employees! crop. Growers asked Why have the elected and appointed officials of Vinton, a President Ford to raise the smaller connty, had lhe ability and foresight to provide their old $1.50 a bushel support citizens with more health care and a much larger department? loan rate to $3, a!Jd Knebel The people of Meigs County are not second class citizens announced an Increase to alld should not be treated as such by county polilicians who $2.25 on Oct. 13 In addltloo to appear not to care. - Mike Clifford. an Increase .in corn supports. P.S. OCSEA pU.m to audit the county books begiming on Knebel said !anne"' be November lib '16. - M.C. talked to during recent camEd Note: Mike Clifford iB Field Coordlna lor, Southeastern paign swings In parts of District Ohio Civil Service Employees Association. The son of wheat stales Including Ute late Paul CIJHord, Mike was born and raised In Middlepc.-t. Nebrasl\a, Colorado and He now resides in Gallipolis. ' western Kansas appeared Yl!llller, a Nebrubn now u • cHptaty trade repnaentative In the White RIO GRANDE - Ohio's Treasurer, Gertrude Donahey, Judge Virginia Weiss of Licking Connty, and Emlly Leedy, Director of Women's Services, Division of Ohio's Bureau of Em· ployment Services, are three ' of the participants In a one day C<!nference on the Rio Grande College-Community College campus Saturday, Nov. 6. · "A Positive Approach to Purposeful Uvlng" is the theme for the seminar sponsored by the International Delta , Kappa Gamma Society. The con-. ference, open to members and friends of the society, Is designed to help participant,; plan lor retirement. Delta Kappa Gamma is an honorary socle)y for women teachers. Emlly Leedy, a 1949 graduate of Rlo Gra 0de College and recipient of the Atwood Achievement Award In 1975, will keynote the conference with an address on "Vocations and AvocaUons. 11 Judge . Virginia Weiss, Newark, · will moderate a presentation on legal and financial planning, whlle State Treasurer Gertrude Dcnahey will speak about Four years political Involvement. Other sessions scheduled for the morning of the conlerence Include Trlsche Danesl, Manager, Social Security Office, Gallipolis, and Josephine Smith, Ciyt Nurse, Zanesville. Ms. Smith's topic Is "Planning for Good Health." Two Rio Grande faculty members, Ray Matura and John AUen, will lead off lhe afternoon program with a presentation on housing arrangements and tranaportallon. State teachers retirement will be discussed by James Groilloua representing the state teacher's retirement system In Columbua and Katherine McCall, Ohio Director, National Retired Teachers' Association. The Importance of con· tlnulng education for teachers is the topic lor a presentation by SuzaMe Friedly of Mt. Vernon. The flrutl session will be a panel dlscusalon on seleCtlv,e community Involvement wlht Mrs. Jao Thaler, French Art Colony, Malcolm Orebauch, Administrator, Galli aJackson-Meigs Community Mental Health Center, and Klrt WllliBms; Director of Educational FacUlties, Lucasville Prison. Members and friends ol ' ' House. and As1lstant Alriculture , Sec ~etary lllchlrd E. Bell. But he uid Knebel should not be.counted wt of Uie nmning despite his relaUve youth. -• aft, Metzenbauin engaged in rematch for U. Se Senate sea~ qlinlt the B-1 bomber and hu propoe!Jl$ billion worth ol clellllll! cuta. ·Metaeabaum 1f111111 be '!I"J1d not ~ce personnel or weapons "1llelllll, only Wiater.! •• satialled by Ute acUoo. bemadewheiiCong~W~lanot ~nrr•nl.,.mont your outfits "It w1111't all they wanted. In seutoo. Anybody choeen In But it will give them enough thia fuhilll wwld oerve untU w~h unabashed dash! to market lheir crop In an Coogreu rettrns and the orderly way Instead of bavlng president submits a new to sell al distreos prices," the formal, regular n<mlnaUoo, .JO~ce ~ . UndersecretarY ~Knebel said he had no Idea Under the support what Ford would decide to do. Rust Cl!assita progtam, KJ'Owers can pledge But one GOP Capitol Hill lheir crop as collateral for a source said It would not be loan at the support price and IIUI'J)I'IBing II Ford ~ win or hold the· c(IJIJ!l()(jlty w!llle lose - givea ~ tbe awaiting an Improvement In Interim appolnlment. market prices. When they are If Ford losea to Jimmy ready to sell, they can pay Carter, the source pointed , beck the loan, redeem the out, Knebel would be a logical grain and seU ll to a man to continue a the coounerclal buyer. caretaker head of the Knebel, wbo has committed Agriculture Department untU himself to carry oo Butz' the n.,. admlnlstraUon takes basic "market oriented" · over, If Fc.-d wins, giving approach to.fann policy, has Knebel the interlni poat no Idea how long be will would give the president lime continue to head the for a carelul canv~ of Agriculture Department. For po,tentlal Agriculture Ute present, he still works In secretaries whUe he .-eviews his undersecretary's office, his entire cabinet picture ·for which ci>nnecta with Butz' old the new term, Secretarial office via a small The sourcie ~ld posaible . haU-Ilke chamber occupied _..;._ _,;,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~-~~~~~~~~., 1 by secretaries. The big Secretarial office remains empty and dark. But . Knebel noted that admlnistralloil .attorneys lhlnk President Fc.-d may have to take some new step dealing with tbe running of lhe Agriculture Department by Nov. 3, the day after next week's erection. Knebel said experts believe the undersecretary can legally serve as Acllng Secretary only for 30 days, which will expire Nov; 3. After that, to avoid the possibility lhat some offlclal actions could be challenged ill court, Ford would have to choose from several opllons Including the designaUon of another Acting Secretary or the selection of a new Secretary under an· "Interim" appointment." btterlm appointments can • Delta Kappa Gamma are Invited to send reservations for the seminar to CO· chalrperaon.s Irene Brannon and Zelma Northcutt, Box 161, Rlo Grande, Ohio 45674. purchasing power current doli.. -He llupJMlria rlereculatloo of pe~um producta at the wellbead to encourage drilling and domestic production, and opposes spU\ling up major oil C<lllpanlea. The name "Tall" hu made much ol organized labor see red in the put, but there Ia evidence.Tall Will some sup. con~. - He Ia supporting tax reduc!lanl f..- awrqe wage •' earners, basically b7 adjU!ng the feclenllnome tu tables annually to reflect liability In terms ot the Of pori In the bulldlng trades with Ids ville !of .unlimited picketing at construction sites. HO!m'er Mellertblum, 1 fonner iaboc' lawyer, ..., about to cmcede any labor lnolt "' wlich lB Ids In Ohio. Tall wu • member ol the Ohio Houle for elcht Y•""· two aa majority leader, and served .for siJ: yean In the be-. u.s. Houae. •lmtllatt joba f« lhole who ~r~~~t to work. Ma. Fundabart, ail and Senate. He built up an economics teacher at llrport partinc lot franchist Bowling Green Sllte and a chain of '"ekly Unlveralty, calla lor newspapers In auburbaQ coordinated welfare, aeveland . . employment, housing and l!abcoc;k, • manacement heal\!1 programa at the engineering and technl~al federal, state and local consullllnt, believes In levels. lmprowment cl govemnent· O'NeW, a nuning IMme business relationships to administra tor, favors Metl!enbaum ..-w4 two. term1 eiach In the Ohio House .• replae4meni of the eapltallll ay&•m wllb a "huwne aodal .,....._" • MI. Singler, unemployed , hu called for "a rna.~,, public jobs pro1ram to Jli'1)Vlde wort for .U, to be financed throush the elimlnatllll of the mllttary budget arid a moratorium oo lnterell paymenta (II the publlc debt." Nelli : Pre~ldeal ·. Hartle_y's Shoes o. Prescription Drug Store " PRIQS GOOD OCT. 27-21-29-30-31 HERSHEY'S HOT COCOA MIX EXTRA SAVINGS~ AND ACHANCE TO WIN sso.OO WORTH OF GROCERIES .AT THE JONES BOYS OF · POMEROY. \,._• .};. ' • \ HALLOWEEN ·COSTUMES BRACH ·CANDY CORN "' ' UMBREUAS WOMEN'S LOVABLE ASST. SAFID FIRST ASST. •j _-, '' ' I MEN'S 12 Envelopes SYLVANIA SOFT WHITE ~· '3;59 UP . Nelson's . Reg. $2.3! LIGHT-'--BULBS u HIGHLIGHT ASST. MONSTER ASST. 6Qc75-100 VVatts 12 oz. BAG QUENCHER $279 ANYONE CAN SEW M's profits to We'll help you choose the right fabric to do the jobCorduroy Rib Cord Sur aline ·Polyester Velveteen Suede Wool . demands TRY OUR ALL NEW DEUCIOUS BREAKFAST MENU Stop In Soon! Counlry Couslns_.:.._JIIES lOTS ~ DRAWII& FIR $50.00 .WIITIIIF IRICERIES NgE . . ~cafs~!fct~s.w~hO~~- Simpllcily Patterns 115 W. Second . ~eroy Ph. P92-2214 A!llnved Aumoj:lltq · 1ietJ.er I l L,l ' "6 I I II ADDRESS ~n .· . · r-- .---,-·2--- --. . . SUE 31' I 1~1-7-76 '--·-------1--------EKplres ~ ·. SAlE 31' 2 DOUBLE SNOW *ICE *MI.l I Expires 11-7-76 . .... . . SAlE 28' ~ c) 2 DOUBLE I I ~ . . ~~EP~~~!UP~~~E~~ II T~~u~~~p~t~~~t~our 1 1 WEATHER-MASTER 400 melted cheese wltb flxens $110. ·1 . added. ---- With Coupon . . SELF·CL.EANING AND QUIET . 171·13 Wide, flat tread designed potJHI" cord 10 that traction element• blickwlll automatically kick oui snow or mudhelpa keep tread open, PRICE ready for action. -· SIZE '38.58 . 1 41.42 F78-14 G78-14 F. E. T. '2J9 1 255 .. _L T MOORE'S AUTO PARTS ' With Coupon ---- ---., , SAVE 25' BIG · Coupon only. · - ---·· _ El!JII,.,. 11-t:i6 . A 1-3 lb. 100 percent .fresh ground beef ateak with friea, hot · bread and ulad bar. ~~g . With CouponJ E.::•P~IrnHiJilti.i'7Ji·7·6· · - - OPEN SUNDAY9i00 A.M, TO UI:OO P.M•. Monday thru Thursday 1:oo A.M. to 10:00 P.M. Friday and Slturday .7:00A.M. to 12:00 P.M. Located at698 Wtst Mlin St.. ~ext to the Jones Boys in •• •• " ••• ~ ~ "'.l "'...' I) ~ 8 oz. record flU mllllm prom, tbe UAW Ia expected to voice profits at 111 approval aod add that are upeded there should be nothing In the the United Auto way of a peaceful aettlement. Wltb more am· Chrysler Chairman Jom A. In Ita drive to wind Riccardo told newsmen talb with the Tuelday there lB no reuon lnduatry. for a strike. No. I automaker's Either Cbryaler or GM, or rePort wu being - perbapl both, wUI be selected unlll after the dose of by tbe end of the week aa the New York Stock Ex· nut "target" to come ·to ~~:Sioday, but financial terms oo a new coniract ajl have pegged It In the baaed on the Ford aettlement of f3$0 mUilon, reached ID a 21-day natlcltal etliPatng tbe f2118· miWoo alrlke. If the tarset lalla to 1973. meet the terms, It could face the Chrysler Co!'P. a atrik,e. " .. '> SUAVE SHAMPOO Relief 99~ Nelson's Reg . $1.62 USTERMINT RON...... JAMES ··- . ,: ~elson's Reg. $1 .59 .olittson's Reg. S7 .99 USTERINE MOUTlMASH '.•l J 'I, TAME . CREAM RINSI · & CONDITIONER ·LEMON' $119 '• • ~ _Nelson's Reg. ~ people iri his disbicL . DRY SKIN FORMULA ' Lotion 11 oz. Nelson's Reg . . $2.46 * FOR FAIR UTILITY RATES · .•• ..• .RO.NJAMES PERFORMANCENOT PROMISES. . SURE t ROll-ON i Nelson's GLUM II . sl.19 ST. JOSEPH ASPIRIN Nelson's $1.49 FLETCH.R'S For Children ,,' "" '. CASTORIA 2112 oz. Nelson's Reg. 48c Nelson's Reg. 7Pc ID TABLETS -MIDOL TABLETS 60 ct. N\\~()\ ---·--.... · -----· $159 , . Nelsm's Reg. 11 .11 Nelson's Reg. $2.49 BAYER ASPIRIN BAYER 100 Ct. - -. " ..'". '. - ' ' ••.' ,. " . ~' •• •• "" -~ $0 Ct. t>lelson's . $1.7P " " ·• . . For Children i. 2.5 Scented & UnsecntedJ oz. ' ' ' 4 oz • Mellon's Reg. $7.59 · DEODORANT ·, '· . Ht1SOI1'S ,. 99~ 10 oz •. $}79 RON JAMES IS ON RECORD ""- ' . -ic FOR BrntR EDUCATION~ PROGRAMS •• '* ... · -JERGENS Tube~ oz. *AGAINST TAX INCREASES ~ Nelson's Reg. ' s1.2P Repese11latiw: - waning for all *AGAINST GUN CONTROL · ~ 88·~ Ran ... is I Mtime State •• ~ 30 Frat 99~ ... 'I . 100 Get Get 30 Free ., UPJOHN atERm. D OOUGH SYRUP Buy 100 18 oz • "' Nelson's Reg. $1.1P Buy 32 oz. . .•,,, NELSON'S REG. 11.69 Nelson's Reg. $1.29 NEW ! .~ j 16 oz. . , . 29 6 01. } :;,_,• 14" Throat ' l ,, Fast! Sore With Sprayer · Regular Or Cherry • "• PUSH BROOM FACE OUENatER "' STATE REPRESENTAnYE ... PAINT ROLLER 9" KIT 99~ ' I •• I '..• I j I l II SALAD BAR I .BEEF PLATTER ·II I I· ~ $]40 I ·· 39 ~ith " Plus $4.11!1. for Whitewa II $100 Expires 11.7-76 Come in and fix It tbe way you like it. Dining room only, + ..._,·..:...:;.;.:.., - SAVE 11' II flxlns added. I E_l!JIIres 11·7-76 $3297 · ,. 1 . i I ' Clip & Use these Extra Savings Coupons at Counlry Cousins' ~-------------------~ I I TRIPLE MEAL I TRIPLE TREATS I Triple treat, fries, regular I Tw.Q pure beef patties, cheese, I · drink. 1 lettuce and the Cousins' 1 I $ lO _ I special $uce. . I 30 With Coupon I With Coupon I DEEP POWERFUL TAli~TinN Winter tread wilh lracllon cleats lo grip ilnd go on mud, Ice or deep anow, and deaigned lo · receive metal lracllon etude. ,• TELEPHONE NO. _ _ __:_·- - - - - - Please depositat Counlry Cousins' Cookshopp~: I . ~~ . PEPJO.LISMOL report Moriday that showed-a .... -------------.. .1 I~ Nelson's Reg. $3.25 Nelson's Reg. $1 .1.7 Drawing for '50t~JO worth of groceries at the Pomeroy Jones Boys' Saturday, October 30 at 2100 p.m. No purchase necessary, You need not be present to win. Drawing at Country . · · · cousins' Cctok~hoppe. · · · SIWE 28' 992-2148 - '11• D.U.:IIelllliDII, ~PumetO), O,, Wednesdly, OcU/,11'11 1tY ~'--~ . Rio-to host seminar Nov. 6 (Qlntinued from page 2) and admires him. "He asked me what I thought of his swlrli! and ltold ' him he looked like he was chopping com," Weldon says. "I told him he better ta~e a TURKEY SUPPER , lew lessons." Wilkesville Temple, by the AI the tiny guardhouse and Pythian Sisters, Thursday gatepost barring entrance to with serving to begin at ~ the Cottm's Point compound p.m. Price $2.50 with publlc where Nixon's hoine is invited. Proceed& to go for situated along with a dozen payment on hall. other residences, the clvlllan FRIDAY guard says about 15 or 20 UMW A Supporters, Unlt automoblles an hour pull up One, Friday, 10 a.m. at the hoping for a view of Nixon or EasJeo Club, Pomeroy. Guest at least his house. speaker will be John Guzek, ' It is more than '200 yards president of district six. away, but ""'ny snap a There will also be other photograph· of one corn~! , speakers. showing lhrough the trees. HALLOWEEN Party at Truman, Eisenhower, Ken~rt Falls Community Hall nedy, Johnson all have Friday, 7:30 p.m. for each memorials of their chlld In Letart Township. presidencies. Nixon so far Treata and relreslunenta wlll has only a 20 by 40 exhibit be given to each child. space In the lobby of the . Sponaored by Ohio Valley nearby San Clemente Inn, Grange :1;112. filled · mostly with SATURDAY memo r a bill a and RUTLAND 1"1'A, novelty photographs of his f\rst visit bake sale, Saturday, Rutland to <lllna and his meetings Department store, to start at with Mao Tse-tung and Chou 9 a.m. En-lal. HAlJ.OWEEN party for On Tuesday, Nixon and his ·tbe Bradbury community at wile wlll to go nearby the Bradbury Church of . Concordia Elementary Cbrilt buement, 7:30 p.m. School to vote. Saturday. Coatumea to be It wiU be the ooly active judged, games and prizes part Richard NIXon plays In alon8 with a 1p00k house and Ute 1976 eieclion.: refrelhments. HALLOWEEN PARTY fc.- lor the costume party. all grange youfh being Games, prizes and refreshsponsored by the Meigs ments. For more In· County Pomona GI'8JI8e, at formation ._ contact Keith the ·Hemlock -Grove Grange Ashley, Meigs County youth Hall, Saturday, 8 p.m. No eost director. ,, BERNARD BRENNER lnclude <laytm aervUrc • By WEDNESDAY RUTLAND FRIENDLY Gardeners, 7:30 p.m. Wed· ne~y at the home of Mrs. Jack Walker, Main St. , Rutland.' Special guest demonstrator;•Reba Mullins, Jackson florist who will present autumn floral design. Mrs. Walker to present an educational ewbit of bulbs for fall planting. Members to ta.ke ilox of bulbs for ex· change. . WILDWOOD GARDEN Club, 7:30 Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Fred Nease. Members to come In costume and bring a plant for an exchange. MIDDLEPORT LITERARY CLUB, Wednesday, 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ben Philson. Mrs. James Titus to review permanent ~ If Ford .... mllbt Reg. ·s1.1s ., '" .,•• • Nelson's Reg. s1 :03 Nelson's Reg. SUS i ! .\ ,, r I' 'I �Wheat growers liking Fo~d says USDA~s acting head Social Calendar "China, fast and Present. " RoU call, a Chinese proverb. POMi>ROY-Middleport . Lions Club, noon Wednesday at the Meigs Inn . OHIO VALLEY Commandry, stated conclave, .Pomeroy Masonic Temple, 7:30p.m. Wednesday. All sir knight,; and officers urged to attend. AMERICAN LEGION, Feeney-Bennett Post 128,7:30 ' meeting preceded by 6:30 dinner with the Auxlliary .members. Plans to be finalized lor the Veterans Day celebration to be held on Sunday, N0v. 7. The conntywide observance is being headed by Albert Roush and Paul easeL Auxiliaries to participate. AMERICAN LEGION Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett Post 128, 6:30 dinner followed by 7:30 .meeting wiih reports from Buckeye Girls' State delegates. THURSDAY POMEROY CHAPTER 80, Royal Arch Masons, special conclave, 7:30 Thur~y at the Masonic Temple with the mark master and past master degrees to be con· ferred. RIVERVIEW GARDEN Club, Thursday at 5:3jl 'p;m. at Frances Florist Shop in Pomeroy. Demonstration on how to make ·terrariums. Members plan to eat out following the demonstration. MEIGS ChriBtian Women's Fellow!hlp will meet at the Zion Church of Christ Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. MEIGS Shriilettes, 7.:30 p.m. Thurscta·· 't the home of Mrs. Harry Moore. · MEIGS COUNTY Republican Rally, 8 p.m. Thursday, Pomeroy Elementary School, · with · Congressman . Clarence Miller, speaking. FREE CLOTHING day Thur~y, 10 a.m. to 12 noon at Salvation Anny, Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. All area resident,; in need of clothing are welcome. MIDDLEPORT CHILD Conservation League, 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Each member to take one item for the homemade article sale. Mrs. Clarice Ken'nedy, Mrs. Thelma Osborne and Mrs. Susan Blaker, hostesses. UPI FARM EDITOR • WASHING'l'ON (UPI) - Undersecretary of Agriculture John (\. Knebel, acting head ol hls department since Earl Buiz waa·forced \0 resign as agrlculttlre secretary Oct. 4, says be aees a "pretty pos!Uve trend" to!l'ard President Ford among farm voters In the Treated as second class citizens Dear Sir: The Health Department is supposed to b& a lnncUoning part of the governinent of Meigs County and not cootrolled by political "bosses". · · on the farm front · The County Board or Health should run Ute department, closing stages of the, not the budget commission. The budget commission and the campslgn. Board or Health must speak to the Health needs of lhe citizens Knebel, 40, who has stepped of Meigs County, not just play wllh Ute words concerning the In to repU.ce Butz in a amonnl of funds previously spent and what's to be used in 19'17. number of farm belt The iaxpayers must know J,Dore than what moneya are campslltt appearances, said spent, they should know why? ,Jean Lyons and Joan . Culp In an interview he thinks accepted lheir present pos!Uo111 with a verbal contracHrom wheat 1rowers are "pretty the Board Of Health that in J'M , 19'17 lhey wwld be paid $8500 ple'ased;, by the govern. (Gene) and $9,300 (Joan). 'niese positions were accepted In ment's recent decision to good faith . Why then does the Jjealth Board not back up their Increase support loan rates commltmenl? for grains. . Joan CUlp lB lhe lint full tin)e. qualified sanllarlan Earller, wheat producers emplOyed by the county. Her comparable poilllion In Vlntoo had been .voicing sharp County pays $9,464, with two other asalstants. complaints · against the Gene Lyons' comparable POIIilion (assistant administration oecauae a administrator), pays $10,000 In Vinton County. Vinton ~ty near-record 1976 barvest had has eight people working for Ute Heallh Department; Me1gs depressed prices lor their has three employees! crop. Growers asked Why have the elected and appointed officials of Vinton, a President Ford to raise the smaller connty, had lhe ability and foresight to provide their old $1.50 a bushel support citizens with more health care and a much larger department? loan rate to $3, a!Jd Knebel The people of Meigs County are not second class citizens announced an Increase to alld should not be treated as such by county polilicians who $2.25 on Oct. 13 In addltloo to appear not to care. - Mike Clifford. an Increase .in corn supports. P.S. OCSEA pU.m to audit the county books begiming on Knebel said !anne"' be November lib '16. - M.C. talked to during recent camEd Note: Mike Clifford iB Field Coordlna lor, Southeastern paign swings In parts of District Ohio Civil Service Employees Association. The son of wheat stales Including Ute late Paul CIJHord, Mike was born and raised In Middlepc.-t. Nebrasl\a, Colorado and He now resides in Gallipolis. ' western Kansas appeared Yl!llller, a Nebrubn now u • cHptaty trade repnaentative In the White RIO GRANDE - Ohio's Treasurer, Gertrude Donahey, Judge Virginia Weiss of Licking Connty, and Emlly Leedy, Director of Women's Services, Division of Ohio's Bureau of Em· ployment Services, are three ' of the participants In a one day C<!nference on the Rio Grande College-Community College campus Saturday, Nov. 6. · "A Positive Approach to Purposeful Uvlng" is the theme for the seminar sponsored by the International Delta , Kappa Gamma Society. The con-. ference, open to members and friends of the society, Is designed to help participant,; plan lor retirement. Delta Kappa Gamma is an honorary socle)y for women teachers. Emlly Leedy, a 1949 graduate of Rlo Gra 0de College and recipient of the Atwood Achievement Award In 1975, will keynote the conference with an address on "Vocations and AvocaUons. 11 Judge . Virginia Weiss, Newark, · will moderate a presentation on legal and financial planning, whlle State Treasurer Gertrude Dcnahey will speak about Four years political Involvement. Other sessions scheduled for the morning of the conlerence Include Trlsche Danesl, Manager, Social Security Office, Gallipolis, and Josephine Smith, Ciyt Nurse, Zanesville. Ms. Smith's topic Is "Planning for Good Health." Two Rio Grande faculty members, Ray Matura and John AUen, will lead off lhe afternoon program with a presentation on housing arrangements and tranaportallon. State teachers retirement will be discussed by James Groilloua representing the state teacher's retirement system In Columbua and Katherine McCall, Ohio Director, National Retired Teachers' Association. The Importance of con· tlnulng education for teachers is the topic lor a presentation by SuzaMe Friedly of Mt. Vernon. The flrutl session will be a panel dlscusalon on seleCtlv,e community Involvement wlht Mrs. Jao Thaler, French Art Colony, Malcolm Orebauch, Administrator, Galli aJackson-Meigs Community Mental Health Center, and Klrt WllliBms; Director of Educational FacUlties, Lucasville Prison. Members and friends ol ' ' House. and As1lstant Alriculture , Sec ~etary lllchlrd E. Bell. But he uid Knebel should not be.counted wt of Uie nmning despite his relaUve youth. -• aft, Metzenbauin engaged in rematch for U. Se Senate sea~ qlinlt the B-1 bomber and hu propoe!Jl$ billion worth ol clellllll! cuta. ·Metaeabaum 1f111111 be '!I"J1d not ~ce personnel or weapons "1llelllll, only Wiater.! •• satialled by Ute acUoo. bemadewheiiCong~W~lanot ~nrr•nl.,.mont your outfits "It w1111't all they wanted. In seutoo. Anybody choeen In But it will give them enough thia fuhilll wwld oerve untU w~h unabashed dash! to market lheir crop In an Coogreu rettrns and the orderly way Instead of bavlng president submits a new to sell al distreos prices," the formal, regular n<mlnaUoo, .JO~ce ~ . UndersecretarY ~Knebel said he had no Idea Under the support what Ford would decide to do. Rust Cl!assita progtam, KJ'Owers can pledge But one GOP Capitol Hill lheir crop as collateral for a source said It would not be loan at the support price and IIUI'J)I'IBing II Ford ~ win or hold the· c(IJIJ!l()(jlty w!llle lose - givea ~ tbe awaiting an Improvement In Interim appolnlment. market prices. When they are If Ford losea to Jimmy ready to sell, they can pay Carter, the source pointed , beck the loan, redeem the out, Knebel would be a logical grain and seU ll to a man to continue a the coounerclal buyer. caretaker head of the Knebel, wbo has committed Agriculture Department untU himself to carry oo Butz' the n.,. admlnlstraUon takes basic "market oriented" · over, If Fc.-d wins, giving approach to.fann policy, has Knebel the interlni poat no Idea how long be will would give the president lime continue to head the for a carelul canv~ of Agriculture Department. For po,tentlal Agriculture Ute present, he still works In secretaries whUe he .-eviews his undersecretary's office, his entire cabinet picture ·for which ci>nnecta with Butz' old the new term, Secretarial office via a small The sourcie ~ld posaible . haU-Ilke chamber occupied _..;._ _,;,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~-~~~~~~~~., 1 by secretaries. The big Secretarial office remains empty and dark. But . Knebel noted that admlnistralloil .attorneys lhlnk President Fc.-d may have to take some new step dealing with tbe running of lhe Agriculture Department by Nov. 3, the day after next week's erection. Knebel said experts believe the undersecretary can legally serve as Acllng Secretary only for 30 days, which will expire Nov; 3. After that, to avoid the possibility lhat some offlclal actions could be challenged ill court, Ford would have to choose from several opllons Including the designaUon of another Acting Secretary or the selection of a new Secretary under an· "Interim" appointment." btterlm appointments can • Delta Kappa Gamma are Invited to send reservations for the seminar to CO· chalrperaon.s Irene Brannon and Zelma Northcutt, Box 161, Rlo Grande, Ohio 45674. purchasing power current doli.. -He llupJMlria rlereculatloo of pe~um producta at the wellbead to encourage drilling and domestic production, and opposes spU\ling up major oil C<lllpanlea. The name "Tall" hu made much ol organized labor see red in the put, but there Ia evidence.Tall Will some sup. con~. - He Ia supporting tax reduc!lanl f..- awrqe wage •' earners, basically b7 adjU!ng the feclenllnome tu tables annually to reflect liability In terms ot the Of pori In the bulldlng trades with Ids ville !of .unlimited picketing at construction sites. HO!m'er Mellertblum, 1 fonner iaboc' lawyer, ..., about to cmcede any labor lnolt "' wlich lB Ids In Ohio. Tall wu • member ol the Ohio Houle for elcht Y•""· two aa majority leader, and served .for siJ: yean In the be-. u.s. Houae. •lmtllatt joba f« lhole who ~r~~~t to work. Ma. Fundabart, ail and Senate. He built up an economics teacher at llrport partinc lot franchist Bowling Green Sllte and a chain of '"ekly Unlveralty, calla lor newspapers In auburbaQ coordinated welfare, aeveland . . employment, housing and l!abcoc;k, • manacement heal\!1 programa at the engineering and technl~al federal, state and local consullllnt, believes In levels. lmprowment cl govemnent· O'NeW, a nuning IMme business relationships to administra tor, favors Metl!enbaum ..-w4 two. term1 eiach In the Ohio House .• replae4meni of the eapltallll ay&•m wllb a "huwne aodal .,....._" • MI. Singler, unemployed , hu called for "a rna.~,, public jobs pro1ram to Jli'1)Vlde wort for .U, to be financed throush the elimlnatllll of the mllttary budget arid a moratorium oo lnterell paymenta (II the publlc debt." Nelli : Pre~ldeal ·. Hartle_y's Shoes o. Prescription Drug Store " PRIQS GOOD OCT. 27-21-29-30-31 HERSHEY'S HOT COCOA MIX EXTRA SAVINGS~ AND ACHANCE TO WIN sso.OO WORTH OF GROCERIES .AT THE JONES BOYS OF · POMEROY. \,._• .};. ' • \ HALLOWEEN ·COSTUMES BRACH ·CANDY CORN "' ' UMBREUAS WOMEN'S LOVABLE ASST. SAFID FIRST ASST. •j _-, '' ' I MEN'S 12 Envelopes SYLVANIA SOFT WHITE ~· '3;59 UP . Nelson's . Reg. $2.3! LIGHT-'--BULBS u HIGHLIGHT ASST. MONSTER ASST. 6Qc75-100 VVatts 12 oz. BAG QUENCHER $279 ANYONE CAN SEW M's profits to We'll help you choose the right fabric to do the jobCorduroy Rib Cord Sur aline ·Polyester Velveteen Suede Wool . demands TRY OUR ALL NEW DEUCIOUS BREAKFAST MENU Stop In Soon! Counlry Couslns_.:.._JIIES lOTS ~ DRAWII& FIR $50.00 .WIITIIIF IRICERIES NgE . . ~cafs~!fct~s.w~hO~~- Simpllcily Patterns 115 W. Second . ~eroy Ph. P92-2214 A!llnved Aumoj:lltq · 1ietJ.er I l L,l ' "6 I I II ADDRESS ~n .· . · r-- .---,-·2--- --. . . SUE 31' I 1~1-7-76 '--·-------1--------EKplres ~ ·. SAlE 31' 2 DOUBLE SNOW *ICE *MI.l I Expires 11-7-76 . .... . . SAlE 28' ~ c) 2 DOUBLE I I ~ . . ~~EP~~~!UP~~~E~~ II T~~u~~~p~t~~~t~our 1 1 WEATHER-MASTER 400 melted cheese wltb flxens $110. ·1 . added. ---- With Coupon . . SELF·CL.EANING AND QUIET . 171·13 Wide, flat tread designed potJHI" cord 10 that traction element• blickwlll automatically kick oui snow or mudhelpa keep tread open, PRICE ready for action. -· SIZE '38.58 . 1 41.42 F78-14 G78-14 F. E. T. '2J9 1 255 .. _L T MOORE'S AUTO PARTS ' With Coupon ---- ---., , SAVE 25' BIG · Coupon only. · - ---·· _ El!JII,.,. 11-t:i6 . A 1-3 lb. 100 percent .fresh ground beef ateak with friea, hot · bread and ulad bar. ~~g . With CouponJ E.::•P~IrnHiJilti.i'7Ji·7·6· · - - OPEN SUNDAY9i00 A.M, TO UI:OO P.M•. Monday thru Thursday 1:oo A.M. to 10:00 P.M. Friday and Slturday .7:00A.M. to 12:00 P.M. Located at698 Wtst Mlin St.. ~ext to the Jones Boys in •• •• " ••• ~ ~ "'.l "'...' I) ~ 8 oz. record flU mllllm prom, tbe UAW Ia expected to voice profits at 111 approval aod add that are upeded there should be nothing In the the United Auto way of a peaceful aettlement. Wltb more am· Chrysler Chairman Jom A. In Ita drive to wind Riccardo told newsmen talb with the Tuelday there lB no reuon lnduatry. for a strike. No. I automaker's Either Cbryaler or GM, or rePort wu being - perbapl both, wUI be selected unlll after the dose of by tbe end of the week aa the New York Stock Ex· nut "target" to come ·to ~~:Sioday, but financial terms oo a new coniract ajl have pegged It In the baaed on the Ford aettlement of f3$0 mUilon, reached ID a 21-day natlcltal etliPatng tbe f2118· miWoo alrlke. If the tarset lalla to 1973. meet the terms, It could face the Chrysler Co!'P. a atrik,e. " .. '> SUAVE SHAMPOO Relief 99~ Nelson's Reg . $1.62 USTERMINT RON...... JAMES ··- . ,: ~elson's Reg. $1 .59 .olittson's Reg. S7 .99 USTERINE MOUTlMASH '.•l J 'I, TAME . CREAM RINSI · & CONDITIONER ·LEMON' $119 '• • ~ _Nelson's Reg. ~ people iri his disbicL . DRY SKIN FORMULA ' Lotion 11 oz. Nelson's Reg . . $2.46 * FOR FAIR UTILITY RATES · .•• ..• .RO.NJAMES PERFORMANCENOT PROMISES. . SURE t ROll-ON i Nelson's GLUM II . sl.19 ST. JOSEPH ASPIRIN Nelson's $1.49 FLETCH.R'S For Children ,,' "" '. CASTORIA 2112 oz. Nelson's Reg. 48c Nelson's Reg. 7Pc ID TABLETS -MIDOL TABLETS 60 ct. N\\~()\ ---·--.... · -----· $159 , . Nelsm's Reg. 11 .11 Nelson's Reg. $2.49 BAYER ASPIRIN BAYER 100 Ct. - -. " ..'". '. - ' ' ••.' ,. " . ~' •• •• "" -~ $0 Ct. t>lelson's . $1.7P " " ·• . . For Children i. 2.5 Scented & UnsecntedJ oz. ' ' ' 4 oz • Mellon's Reg. $7.59 · DEODORANT ·, '· . Ht1SOI1'S ,. 99~ 10 oz •. $}79 RON JAMES IS ON RECORD ""- ' . -ic FOR BrntR EDUCATION~ PROGRAMS •• '* ... · -JERGENS Tube~ oz. *AGAINST TAX INCREASES ~ Nelson's Reg. ' s1.2P Repese11latiw: - waning for all *AGAINST GUN CONTROL · ~ 88·~ Ran ... is I Mtime State •• ~ 30 Frat 99~ ... 'I . 100 Get Get 30 Free ., UPJOHN atERm. D OOUGH SYRUP Buy 100 18 oz • "' Nelson's Reg. $1.1P Buy 32 oz. . .•,,, NELSON'S REG. 11.69 Nelson's Reg. $1.29 NEW ! .~ j 16 oz. . , . 29 6 01. } :;,_,• 14" Throat ' l ,, Fast! Sore With Sprayer · Regular Or Cherry • "• PUSH BROOM FACE OUENatER "' STATE REPRESENTAnYE ... PAINT ROLLER 9" KIT 99~ ' I •• I '..• I j I l II SALAD BAR I .BEEF PLATTER ·II I I· ~ $]40 I ·· 39 ~ith " Plus $4.11!1. for Whitewa II $100 Expires 11.7-76 Come in and fix It tbe way you like it. Dining room only, + ..._,·..:...:;.;.:.., - SAVE 11' II flxlns added. I E_l!JIIres 11·7-76 $3297 · ,. 1 . i I ' Clip & Use these Extra Savings Coupons at Counlry Cousins' ~-------------------~ I I TRIPLE MEAL I TRIPLE TREATS I Triple treat, fries, regular I Tw.Q pure beef patties, cheese, I · drink. 1 lettuce and the Cousins' 1 I $ lO _ I special $uce. . I 30 With Coupon I With Coupon I DEEP POWERFUL TAli~TinN Winter tread wilh lracllon cleats lo grip ilnd go on mud, Ice or deep anow, and deaigned lo · receive metal lracllon etude. ,• TELEPHONE NO. _ _ __:_·- - - - - - Please depositat Counlry Cousins' Cookshopp~: I . ~~ . PEPJO.LISMOL report Moriday that showed-a .... -------------.. .1 I~ Nelson's Reg. $3.25 Nelson's Reg. $1 .1.7 Drawing for '50t~JO worth of groceries at the Pomeroy Jones Boys' Saturday, October 30 at 2100 p.m. No purchase necessary, You need not be present to win. Drawing at Country . · · · cousins' Cctok~hoppe. · · · SIWE 28' 992-2148 - '11• D.U.:IIelllliDII, ~PumetO), O,, Wednesdly, OcU/,11'11 1tY ~'--~ . Rio-to host seminar Nov. 6 (Qlntinued from page 2) and admires him. "He asked me what I thought of his swlrli! and ltold ' him he looked like he was chopping com," Weldon says. "I told him he better ta~e a TURKEY SUPPER , lew lessons." Wilkesville Temple, by the AI the tiny guardhouse and Pythian Sisters, Thursday gatepost barring entrance to with serving to begin at ~ the Cottm's Point compound p.m. Price $2.50 with publlc where Nixon's hoine is invited. Proceed& to go for situated along with a dozen payment on hall. other residences, the clvlllan FRIDAY guard says about 15 or 20 UMW A Supporters, Unlt automoblles an hour pull up One, Friday, 10 a.m. at the hoping for a view of Nixon or EasJeo Club, Pomeroy. Guest at least his house. speaker will be John Guzek, ' It is more than '200 yards president of district six. away, but ""'ny snap a There will also be other photograph· of one corn~! , speakers. showing lhrough the trees. HALLOWEEN Party at Truman, Eisenhower, Ken~rt Falls Community Hall nedy, Johnson all have Friday, 7:30 p.m. for each memorials of their chlld In Letart Township. presidencies. Nixon so far Treata and relreslunenta wlll has only a 20 by 40 exhibit be given to each child. space In the lobby of the . Sponaored by Ohio Valley nearby San Clemente Inn, Grange :1;112. filled · mostly with SATURDAY memo r a bill a and RUTLAND 1"1'A, novelty photographs of his f\rst visit bake sale, Saturday, Rutland to <lllna and his meetings Department store, to start at with Mao Tse-tung and Chou 9 a.m. En-lal. HAlJ.OWEEN party for On Tuesday, Nixon and his ·tbe Bradbury community at wile wlll to go nearby the Bradbury Church of . Concordia Elementary Cbrilt buement, 7:30 p.m. School to vote. Saturday. Coatumea to be It wiU be the ooly active judged, games and prizes part Richard NIXon plays In alon8 with a 1p00k house and Ute 1976 eieclion.: refrelhments. HALLOWEEN PARTY fc.- lor the costume party. all grange youfh being Games, prizes and refreshsponsored by the Meigs ments. For more In· County Pomona GI'8JI8e, at formation ._ contact Keith the ·Hemlock -Grove Grange Ashley, Meigs County youth Hall, Saturday, 8 p.m. No eost director. ,, BERNARD BRENNER lnclude <laytm aervUrc • By WEDNESDAY RUTLAND FRIENDLY Gardeners, 7:30 p.m. Wed· ne~y at the home of Mrs. Jack Walker, Main St. , Rutland.' Special guest demonstrator;•Reba Mullins, Jackson florist who will present autumn floral design. Mrs. Walker to present an educational ewbit of bulbs for fall planting. Members to ta.ke ilox of bulbs for ex· change. . WILDWOOD GARDEN Club, 7:30 Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Fred Nease. Members to come In costume and bring a plant for an exchange. MIDDLEPORT LITERARY CLUB, Wednesday, 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ben Philson. Mrs. James Titus to review permanent ~ If Ford .... mllbt Reg. ·s1.1s ., '" .,•• • Nelson's Reg. s1 :03 Nelson's Reg. SUS i ! .\ ,, r I' 'I �10-The Dilly Sentinel, M.lddleport..Pomeroy, 0., Wedne.oclay, Oct. 2'1, 19'16 .· . ' OPallllY 10 to' OF FREE PARKING • • .' n\1. ~ L,AD_ IES' F.ALL . L,ADIES' PANTSUITS LADIES ' JUMPSUITS · PULL-OVER . SWEATERS AND Two a nd three piece ~1 id and print ou tfih. Select from long ond short sleeve in loll color~ . Jun· ior a nd Mis~e~ s ize~. Thr "t'~<e~l looL. io• lnll OCI)Ioc lonu \h-..:"~ 1110(l tmd I Ut ll t•llt•~h. ( 0 11\C\ 111 >ohd CbiO I ) !>Il l ~ 5 ,\1 t he1e (If"' , COOIIDINATES; '-!<•It• ·.o·lo t!ti"11o • ,j l 'llt ~h punh u1 ,,.l ,h tinil plw(h lop) ""' ., .. ,. ~[} )tJ lolt•"d t!"'U"'U 11 0111 IJo,,·( ··r• lot11 lu ptl!>lt'fl l "'W ' huh ltJpdt.lloofl l'. llh to uol<tt lr•futl,..r•tnl 1,· oil J(ol ~> I "'u1h ·1 wt·o tlw< ~olt11 0d lonq ll < ' " ~ t·, pknd lt ti ni,· tl (ln 1\t·l ,ft, t , ,,,. ll tlllt I \ li t'' -1 NYLON OUIL TED S o'l' ""' 3? Jij ROBES A Bor l(' d co lo t ' und styl es. SLEEP CiOWNS ~. ''"'· .,,111 >o·nqolo '''""''' ,.,.,,. ..... , "h· " ,, ' ,,., ,.... \'' ,,,., LADIES ' FASHIOII PAHTS Kt'l'l ' "-Ct' '' ' tl11~ loll und {111 ,., ,.,,,, ' '"'" "' Jl ,('li' lc•t ht•l ny lo•• c1u,ht•tl · ~• hl· ~ Jl,,, .,. ' ' ~"it' > und lt, lo ,,·d ,·, ith ltut• '' "" · BRUSHED HECK's $3.99 $5.88 BOYS ' ' '" ti HII lt0 °c HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG . TO $25 .99 FLANNEL SHIRTS HATS AND MlnEN SETS ( Ill ' . LADIES' r~ '"' •······~··· '", ' "" . '" · · ··,, • 1• ~ ;,,n., J\l IS ~ ~~ I , ; l-'. h,"-"''''1 ....r., . HECK'S REG, ' ' I I li n ., .. I ~ , , '<·I I" ' •• '• '• IH ' HECK 'SREG • $7.88 · To •t4.88 . PRICES FROM $}99 TO ' I ·:· 9 • No I . riched Flavoi breakthrough brings - cedented taste to low t~ smoking: MERIT delivered mo're taste than five current leading low tar cigarettes having all the way up to 60% more tar. . · Repeat: delivered more taste. · In similar tests against 11 mg. to 15 mg .. menthol brands, MERIT . MENTHOL was reported to deliver as much- or more- taste than the higher tar brands tested. · You've been smoking "low tar; good taste·'' claims long enough. Now smoke the cigarette. MERIT. Unprecedented flavor at 9 mg. tar. One of the lowest·tar levels in SI]loking today. In tests involving thousands . of smokers of filter cigarettes, · majority reported the 0 Philip Mot'N Inc. 197ei PLANT STAND . , '". ",. .... . $gsa·. '" lio • Il l I . TestsVerify Taste l.{L U>.[ fl QV.!.~C.:.R l PLANT STAND rt' WI! ttH iJ i~o bll· lllfl<ll J,, ,._.r .•. fmo •h ·rl '''\',ho t(:, l m • ~,l o•• cntun('l •tc ld 1 ol ! ) QUI ' (1Vo.)t ,,,. J)i(Jrl t·, 1t1 o >IIO >I d C(O o(llo. t odll t !.1 lt v<' ':J•i •' 0.~'1(111 [ o ngrl• 3J . ~ 2(.' , 2o t l~ll 3-TIER PAGODA ' Today there's a way to get real taste from a cigarette without high tar. · That's the report ·on a new taste discovery called 'Enriched Flavor: A way to pack flavor- extra flavor-into tobacco without the usual corresponding increase · in tar. The cigarette packed with 'Enriched Flavor' tobacco is remarkable new MERIT. · If you smoke, you'll be interested. · 31~ r ' """ 1 '""''''"' ALBUM I 6-TRAY FLOWER CART ' :. \ PHOTO DELUX,E l h ttl! rlt hf (l f"l) 1 •1 1~< 1 "\'{1 'hol,t,'> ,·.1 111 1\' ll 'O'o(l ' 1 . X ARMSTRONG ]\16 ~l .', UllJMPt;. NllR $1~6 l n ll " . ,.rl •· I .••it itt: (•Ol(HI'I.' I 011 t,h ~() C ti 1JI "' (j I- " ' fi"Cii 1119 t • lot~· tu.> > to J,,Joi cl yOu• to •·<.;,., , ,. 't.>Oik tl " ' ' " , , ~h. 1.pl·<t t Heck~• u '' "" :.,,,, .. /o '2.66 dt""" ,,.,, . ?9 I (I ll sgaa I Rag. ' • ·• RUGS "llu ·1(·\ 11 • vt ·t ht ·HI vn lut: 'n t•r>l" HECK'S REG. NOU:,.~~RE HECK'S REG . $16.88 ·., ; ,. .'. -.·.. ~ -. ,..' . HOUSEWARE DEPT. HOUSEWARE DEPT. HOiiSEWARE DEPT. . " tl h \ ' { I'~ l l" ' i t" ''• ri (' (H' • r t; (l•,ily ( he·~~~~ frf'l h llrl{tlt •• tt t' ' •il1· ru •t! · [(II J' o· l I f f. ·( h (' ,.. , • r ioh I I ( tJIJI! • 1 n v 1· 1 011~· riJ • ~Ifl! '~ ,r. ltid ~ ,tl , f! nn r f'o ll') ( ldlrl'·~(v~· o l ("f•rJ, . rl _SJJ99 HECK 'S REG. $16.88 $.16.88 . I P"( I v • ·(II ho 11 r r \ II'~ I vrnyl ~ud <.t ro• (I flt• Cl 11 v I, '· The louqh HECK ' S REG HOUSEWARE DEPT. $18 .99 I '1, . B. . INDIANA . GLASSWARE ~~.--c. ~ HOUSEHOLD "'~ PLASTICS A. • B. OVAlBOWL ....... C. Hlll-ON-NEST...... D. FRUITBOWL.. .. .. • E. LAZY SUSAN.. .... . F. CHIP-II-DIP • • • • • • • G.CANDYBOWL. ••••• 32QUART SIT ON HAMPER ••· • • • • , $299 ! • . ... ' ' , •4 ..,I ..... D. j...o . 8: 400UART SWINGTOP WASTEBIN.. . ...... 1 ---·-.'·- .~ <'~ ~---- -.,..:::; -- ~ ... c ·-~F~~ $1.99 $1.99 $ tll $1.33 $2.55 $1.19 B. ~ c. ~. ~- HOUSEHOLD CHEMICALS A. l4 OZ. KLEAN'N SHINE • • . . • • . " ' 8.·15 OZ. PINESOL • • • • • • • • • • • • • 59' UO OZ. SHOUT.; ............ '1.09 D.27-0Z.FUTURE • .•••••• • : • •• '1,19 E. 24 OZ. CiLORY • • ' •••• ·• • ••••• IIOUSEWARE DEPT. I ·· - . - A. A. GARLAND BOWL.. .. s1.44 A. .. ' '1.48· ( .! " $ 299 E. . ........... s2" G. .-. ' ART PLAQUES . 20GALLON . 49( & 77( HECK'S REG. TO $1.29 44 Ot. KITCHEN CAN BAGS . HECK'S REG. $1.09 15 COUNT . TRASH BAGS 10COUNT 2 PACKS $100 • HECK'S REG. 99' PKG. ~. .. 9mg:'tar:•0.7mg. nicotine av. per cigarene by FTC Method. Warning:,The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette ·smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. • MERIT and MERIT MENTHOl • ,. J ·~ .., ) ,' I > • ' �10-The Dilly Sentinel, M.lddleport..Pomeroy, 0., Wedne.oclay, Oct. 2'1, 19'16 .· . ' OPallllY 10 to' OF FREE PARKING • • .' n\1. ~ L,AD_ IES' F.ALL . L,ADIES' PANTSUITS LADIES ' JUMPSUITS · PULL-OVER . SWEATERS AND Two a nd three piece ~1 id and print ou tfih. Select from long ond short sleeve in loll color~ . Jun· ior a nd Mis~e~ s ize~. Thr "t'~<e~l looL. io• lnll OCI)Ioc lonu \h-..:"~ 1110(l tmd I Ut ll t•llt•~h. ( 0 11\C\ 111 >ohd CbiO I ) !>Il l ~ 5 ,\1 t he1e (If"' , COOIIDINATES; '-!<•It• ·.o·lo t!ti"11o • ,j l 'llt ~h punh u1 ,,.l ,h tinil plw(h lop) ""' ., .. ,. ~[} )tJ lolt•"d t!"'U"'U 11 0111 IJo,,·( ··r• lot11 lu ptl!>lt'fl l "'W ' huh ltJpdt.lloofl l'. llh to uol<tt lr•futl,..r•tnl 1,· oil J(ol ~> I "'u1h ·1 wt·o tlw< ~olt11 0d lonq ll < ' " ~ t·, pknd lt ti ni,· tl (ln 1\t·l ,ft, t , ,,,. ll tlllt I \ li t'' -1 NYLON OUIL TED S o'l' ""' 3? Jij ROBES A Bor l(' d co lo t ' und styl es. SLEEP CiOWNS ~. ''"'· .,,111 >o·nqolo '''""''' ,.,.,,. ..... , "h· " ,, ' ,,., ,.... \'' ,,,., LADIES ' FASHIOII PAHTS Kt'l'l ' "-Ct' '' ' tl11~ loll und {111 ,., ,.,,,, ' '"'" "' Jl ,('li' lc•t ht•l ny lo•• c1u,ht•tl · ~• hl· ~ Jl,,, .,. ' ' ~"it' > und lt, lo ,,·d ,·, ith ltut• '' "" · BRUSHED HECK's $3.99 $5.88 BOYS ' ' '" ti HII lt0 °c HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG . TO $25 .99 FLANNEL SHIRTS HATS AND MlnEN SETS ( Ill ' . LADIES' r~ '"' •······~··· '", ' "" . '" · · ··,, • 1• ~ ;,,n., J\l IS ~ ~~ I , ; l-'. h,"-"''''1 ....r., . HECK'S REG, ' ' I I li n ., .. I ~ , , '<·I I" ' •• '• '• IH ' HECK 'SREG • $7.88 · To •t4.88 . PRICES FROM $}99 TO ' I ·:· 9 • No I . riched Flavoi breakthrough brings - cedented taste to low t~ smoking: MERIT delivered mo're taste than five current leading low tar cigarettes having all the way up to 60% more tar. . · Repeat: delivered more taste. · In similar tests against 11 mg. to 15 mg .. menthol brands, MERIT . MENTHOL was reported to deliver as much- or more- taste than the higher tar brands tested. · You've been smoking "low tar; good taste·'' claims long enough. Now smoke the cigarette. MERIT. Unprecedented flavor at 9 mg. tar. One of the lowest·tar levels in SI]loking today. In tests involving thousands . of smokers of filter cigarettes, · majority reported the 0 Philip Mot'N Inc. 197ei PLANT STAND . , '". ",. .... . $gsa·. '" lio • Il l I . TestsVerify Taste l.{L U>.[ fl QV.!.~C.:.R l PLANT STAND rt' WI! ttH iJ i~o bll· lllfl<ll J,, ,._.r .•. fmo •h ·rl '''\',ho t(:, l m • ~,l o•• cntun('l •tc ld 1 ol ! ) QUI ' (1Vo.)t ,,,. J)i(Jrl t·, 1t1 o >IIO >I d C(O o(llo. t odll t !.1 lt v<' ':J•i •' 0.~'1(111 [ o ngrl• 3J . ~ 2(.' , 2o t l~ll 3-TIER PAGODA ' Today there's a way to get real taste from a cigarette without high tar. · That's the report ·on a new taste discovery called 'Enriched Flavor: A way to pack flavor- extra flavor-into tobacco without the usual corresponding increase · in tar. The cigarette packed with 'Enriched Flavor' tobacco is remarkable new MERIT. · If you smoke, you'll be interested. · 31~ r ' """ 1 '""''''"' ALBUM I 6-TRAY FLOWER CART ' :. \ PHOTO DELUX,E l h ttl! rlt hf (l f"l) 1 •1 1~< 1 "\'{1 'hol,t,'> ,·.1 111 1\' ll 'O'o(l ' 1 . X ARMSTRONG ]\16 ~l .', UllJMPt;. NllR $1~6 l n ll " . ,.rl •· I .••it itt: (•Ol(HI'I.' I 011 t,h ~() C ti 1JI "' (j I- " ' fi"Cii 1119 t • lot~· tu.> > to J,,Joi cl yOu• to •·<.;,., , ,. 't.>Oik tl " ' ' " , , ~h. 1.pl·<t t Heck~• u '' "" :.,,,, .. /o '2.66 dt""" ,,.,, . ?9 I (I ll sgaa I Rag. ' • ·• RUGS "llu ·1(·\ 11 • vt ·t ht ·HI vn lut: 'n t•r>l" HECK'S REG. NOU:,.~~RE HECK'S REG . $16.88 ·., ; ,. .'. -.·.. ~ -. ,..' . HOUSEWARE DEPT. HOUSEWARE DEPT. HOiiSEWARE DEPT. . " tl h \ ' { I'~ l l" ' i t" ''• ri (' (H' • r t; (l•,ily ( he·~~~~ frf'l h llrl{tlt •• tt t' ' •il1· ru •t! · [(II J' o· l I f f. ·( h (' ,.. , • r ioh I I ( tJIJI! • 1 n v 1· 1 011~· riJ • ~Ifl! '~ ,r. ltid ~ ,tl , f! nn r f'o ll') ( ldlrl'·~(v~· o l ("f•rJ, . rl _SJJ99 HECK 'S REG. $16.88 $.16.88 . I P"( I v • ·(II ho 11 r r \ II'~ I vrnyl ~ud <.t ro• (I flt• Cl 11 v I, '· The louqh HECK ' S REG HOUSEWARE DEPT. $18 .99 I '1, . B. . INDIANA . GLASSWARE ~~.--c. ~ HOUSEHOLD "'~ PLASTICS A. • B. OVAlBOWL ....... C. Hlll-ON-NEST...... D. FRUITBOWL.. .. .. • E. LAZY SUSAN.. .... . F. CHIP-II-DIP • • • • • • • G.CANDYBOWL. ••••• 32QUART SIT ON HAMPER ••· • • • • , $299 ! • . ... ' ' , •4 ..,I ..... D. j...o . 8: 400UART SWINGTOP WASTEBIN.. . ...... 1 ---·-.'·- .~ <'~ ~---- -.,..:::; -- ~ ... c ·-~F~~ $1.99 $1.99 $ tll $1.33 $2.55 $1.19 B. ~ c. ~. ~- HOUSEHOLD CHEMICALS A. l4 OZ. KLEAN'N SHINE • • . . • • . " ' 8.·15 OZ. PINESOL • • • • • • • • • • • • • 59' UO OZ. SHOUT.; ............ '1.09 D.27-0Z.FUTURE • .•••••• • : • •• '1,19 E. 24 OZ. CiLORY • • ' •••• ·• • ••••• IIOUSEWARE DEPT. I ·· - . - A. A. GARLAND BOWL.. .. s1.44 A. .. ' '1.48· ( .! " $ 299 E. . ........... s2" G. .-. ' ART PLAQUES . 20GALLON . 49( & 77( HECK'S REG. TO $1.29 44 Ot. KITCHEN CAN BAGS . HECK'S REG. $1.09 15 COUNT . TRASH BAGS 10COUNT 2 PACKS $100 • HECK'S REG. 99' PKG. ~. .. 9mg:'tar:•0.7mg. nicotine av. per cigarene by FTC Method. Warning:,The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette ·smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. • MERIT and MERIT MENTHOl • ,. J ·~ .., ) ,' I > • ' �·PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH SUN., OCT. 31, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST 58 ' " ,...--- $119 wom .~1'1'. 88 HECK'S ' 228 SUIT lontern . Fuel copoc i· ty . 7 pinK Burninq $999 8 hou r~ . !in·e $}799 REG. . $21.99 c...-.. SPORTS DEPT. Sports Dept. 426 boxed cor ner com tru(tion. reinforced inc luclc-C'l . ~-,---1 HECK'S REG. $23 .99 SPORTS DEPT. $"1577 · •27 18 Heck's Reg. '34.99 'CROSSMAN 22 Cal. . PEll£TS ALL ""' HUNTING BOWS 99~ Except Compound Bows Sports Depl SportsDepl $1.66 PR. SEAWAY 2PLAOWOOD GUll RACK E. n HECK'S REG • . $74.88 1 I COPPa ---- TURKEY $1599 CALLER HECK'S REG. 63' NAIDWAII DEPT. HECK'S REG. $9 ,9S 41NCH HARDWAII DEPT. .· . 18" HAfHJWARI DEPT. '/ " . BEDROOM LIGHT . $199 HANDY BOX HECK'S REG . $2.67 39( HARDWARE DEPT. HECK'S REG. 54' E. 4" LAVATORY 8" SINGLE LEVER FAUCET FAUCET $788 •' SINGLE.POLE . Brown SWITCH White $2288 r " •kl' \ J'c ' DELUXE HUNTING VEST HARDWARE DEPT. \ HECK'S REG • .. $27.51 . ....,._ ·.' ' ·:·..!.. ' ·, . NAfHJWAif DEPT. ' . 42< &43( NAIIDWARE DEPT; · ' A. $499 llecll's Reg. WITH . FLANGE Spls. '6.44 . :· ·· , ; HECK'S t ...... Dept. ., REG. .... ... .· $22.88 . . ._ _ _ _ __ _ Dept. B. · ' GROUND \ DUPLEX RECEPTACLJS . '3" -L!Y NARDWAII DEPT. NARIWAII DEPT. !I . ~:rJ.fG HECK'S REG . 42 ' HECK 'S REG. $2.79 . (;JM~ 29e . · :;:... . --r.;~ OCTAGO.NBOX ~-···<. tOIPLIRG . ....... . SEAWAY SAFETY SWITCH $699 HECK'S REG. $5.51 ....· i PLASTIC.· PIPE . COUPLINGS . SPDRTSDIPT. 55& 56(WhHe DRYER VENT KIT · HARDWARE DEPT. •·' HECK'S REG. DRIBBLER BASKETBALL $ 199 HICK'S REG. SPORTS DEPT. $599 $1.66 $377 HECK'S REG. $5.99 SPOmDEPT. SIOITS IIIPT. Coleman 99e DELUXE LEATHER GLOVE TER.ON GRill '10" HECK'S lEG. 13.99 . Each MalchPoint \ I \ . I, '' . .. __ I '· Canof3 , ·-- ~ HUTCH FOOTBALL AND KICKING TEE . ,/ $366 RED HUNTING CAP $]44 $244 . HECK'S REG. $2.19 . $ . 144 Spring HECK'S REG. $4.81 • SI'UTS IIPT. ! . - .' • ' ' REDTOP SOCKS Hunting Socks 88· Thermal Tube . Socks 99' -- ..,. HICK'S IIG , 10$1 .. . . .. SHirl NARDWAII IJEPT. ' I'll'' SPORTS A.~~- ......13( DEPT. SI'OITSIJIPT. SWITCH PLATES CHEST PUU •5" Heck'i Reg. HAND WARMER $1.48 $399 .·~ .."~ · r.-:- WINDSHIELDWASHER · 12 CARBURETOR oz. ,CLEANER STP E======== GAS HICK'S REG. ,, $4.99 SI'Nrs · ANTI-FREEZE 77( ., SJ19 HECK'S RIG. $1.99 ,., RIG. $1.69 14( $12'8. ' .. HECK'S REG. 18' NARDWAIIf DEPT. .. HAIDWAIE DII'T. ,. BLUE GUN CREAM HECK'S SINGLE OR DUPLEX PROPANE CYLINDER ALADDIN Sports Dept. . / $166 .. 6VOLT LANTERN Heck's Reg. •7 .29 WisoR TENNIS . BillS · '7.88 . SPORTS DEPT. . REG. 30 II. PuU $299 $5 .47 1 Pit. HECK'S GUN CASE SPORTS DEPT. HJCK'S REG. $4.99 PR REDFIELD 4xSCOPE ~~ ' HUNTING CLOVES D, W'COPPa · UIIOI .... .. .. .. . $149 49( . SPORTS IIPT. SI MILAR NONSLIP HUIITINC GLOVE HECK'S $119 REG . DEPT. COPPER CO.ECTORS 36" . ,...,.. rtiOivtion . tt.fiNficg llr MO!.d •i!hO -ring~ to p,....nt fot!~Jifto · MILK CARTON BB'S ·,..·1, .. 'Is litH Coottd Qkm len lit fo rii'ICNOttd lithf tfllllllrll i• lon. lftlllont distortion CROSMAN ,. ,, • . •· ~::~~..... 1o~ c. :!~:.c~~- ' .....14c 97< 'II" ·7e c.~ periormon01 ot'o modloro .. pric• tor hun..n who pref.r o ii*IVIII powu scope. AI the quat;,y Rtdli•ld 'ftaturtll un~rcn:dla­ bl., lwd onc<tind lini&h , ogn\lfll P'OOI. Stteom lines Redlield loolt . .. ·CORN 008 331h%0FF $3.66 Sports Dept. . SPORTS . · SPOIITS DEPT. Heck's Reg. 11.49 PROPANE STOVE · ' $2 · 66 ' COPPa PIPE • •• • , • A ihXIOFT. D. HECK'S REG. $27.88 . SPORTS DEPT. Coleman ........ .. HECK'S REG. $26.99 $1888 o nd t: och o pem fu!l for oir incJ nnd n · otc· ~ .,.. ith onoth er bo<i into df·u ble boa . HECK 'S REG. $34.99 B. ~ st~e~~ point ~ . 'h." COPPER PIPE AND .COUP.LINGS • ' Top quo lil y prec i~ion or1d ~uperb ly engrnee recl, feo· ' uri nq co('lted opti cs. ce nt er f ocu~. (me o nd ~ t rop . OLD WORKBOX A. 7x35 BINOCULARS v. ecr t he r~eo l : Fecd ,u r.ing podded D JASON EMPIRE COLEMAN 3 LB. SLEEPING BAG COLEMAN 3 BURNER STOVE .. '~ $1788 HECK'S REG. $15.99 SPORTS DEPT. H~CK'S Heck's Reg. '1.59 lies, Thf'ee bunwr s l'lu~ (lll . tOn -line feo•urr· ' . 2PIECE ·CANVAS BACK CAMOUFLAGE . HUNTING COAT . odd's n•oH populcu Y. 99$ The bi g ~e ll er ·.-.i th bi q f e~n , i · ~;) D SJ788 REG. $54.99 ~-· ·. :.v ......, . ~ Choose from ossorted gouges SPORTS 'DEPT. Cotton Thermal LINER · FOR GLOVES -· SINGLE SHOT SHOTGUNS Heclc's Reg. $149.81 COLEMAN 2 MANTLE LANTERN -- HKK'S RIG • . $J,44 SIWT$ AITO,.T. ·• HliCii. S RIG. $1.09 ,., · AlTO " !lf CI<'S REG. 99' AUTD , lllPT. ANTI-FOG CLOTH : 66 HECK'S REG. ~ 89' AUTO DEPT. HAVOLINE 10W40 PRE STONE MOTORan:OIL · ENGINE..SCOUR • LJMIT6 . .54c QT. , HECK'S REG. ()9' I . .99( HECKSRIG. $1.77 AUTO DEPT. AI/TO DEPT" �·PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH SUN., OCT. 31, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST 58 ' " ,...--- $119 wom .~1'1'. 88 HECK'S ' 228 SUIT lontern . Fuel copoc i· ty . 7 pinK Burninq $999 8 hou r~ . !in·e $}799 REG. . $21.99 c...-.. SPORTS DEPT. Sports Dept. 426 boxed cor ner com tru(tion. reinforced inc luclc-C'l . ~-,---1 HECK'S REG. $23 .99 SPORTS DEPT. $"1577 · •27 18 Heck's Reg. '34.99 'CROSSMAN 22 Cal. . PEll£TS ALL ""' HUNTING BOWS 99~ Except Compound Bows Sports Depl SportsDepl $1.66 PR. SEAWAY 2PLAOWOOD GUll RACK E. n HECK'S REG • . $74.88 1 I COPPa ---- TURKEY $1599 CALLER HECK'S REG. 63' NAIDWAII DEPT. HECK'S REG. $9 ,9S 41NCH HARDWAII DEPT. .· . 18" HAfHJWARI DEPT. '/ " . BEDROOM LIGHT . $199 HANDY BOX HECK'S REG . $2.67 39( HARDWARE DEPT. HECK'S REG. 54' E. 4" LAVATORY 8" SINGLE LEVER FAUCET FAUCET $788 •' SINGLE.POLE . Brown SWITCH White $2288 r " •kl' \ J'c ' DELUXE HUNTING VEST HARDWARE DEPT. \ HECK'S REG • .. $27.51 . ....,._ ·.' ' ·:·..!.. ' ·, . NAfHJWAif DEPT. ' . 42< &43( NAIIDWARE DEPT; · ' A. $499 llecll's Reg. WITH . FLANGE Spls. '6.44 . :· ·· , ; HECK'S t ...... Dept. ., REG. .... ... .· $22.88 . . ._ _ _ _ __ _ Dept. B. · ' GROUND \ DUPLEX RECEPTACLJS . '3" -L!Y NARDWAII DEPT. NARIWAII DEPT. !I . ~:rJ.fG HECK'S REG . 42 ' HECK 'S REG. $2.79 . (;JM~ 29e . · :;:... . --r.;~ OCTAGO.NBOX ~-···<. tOIPLIRG . ....... . SEAWAY SAFETY SWITCH $699 HECK'S REG. $5.51 ....· i PLASTIC.· PIPE . COUPLINGS . SPDRTSDIPT. 55& 56(WhHe DRYER VENT KIT · HARDWARE DEPT. •·' HECK'S REG. DRIBBLER BASKETBALL $ 199 HICK'S REG. SPORTS DEPT. $599 $1.66 $377 HECK'S REG. $5.99 SPOmDEPT. SIOITS IIIPT. Coleman 99e DELUXE LEATHER GLOVE TER.ON GRill '10" HECK'S lEG. 13.99 . Each MalchPoint \ I \ . I, '' . .. __ I '· Canof3 , ·-- ~ HUTCH FOOTBALL AND KICKING TEE . ,/ $366 RED HUNTING CAP $]44 $244 . HECK'S REG. $2.19 . $ . 144 Spring HECK'S REG. $4.81 • SI'UTS IIPT. ! . - .' • ' ' REDTOP SOCKS Hunting Socks 88· Thermal Tube . Socks 99' -- ..,. HICK'S IIG , 10$1 .. . . .. SHirl NARDWAII IJEPT. ' I'll'' SPORTS A.~~- ......13( DEPT. SI'OITSIJIPT. SWITCH PLATES CHEST PUU •5" Heck'i Reg. HAND WARMER $1.48 $399 .·~ .."~ · r.-:- WINDSHIELDWASHER · 12 CARBURETOR oz. ,CLEANER STP E======== GAS HICK'S REG. ,, $4.99 SI'Nrs · ANTI-FREEZE 77( ., SJ19 HECK'S RIG. $1.99 ,., RIG. $1.69 14( $12'8. ' .. HECK'S REG. 18' NARDWAIIf DEPT. .. HAIDWAIE DII'T. ,. BLUE GUN CREAM HECK'S SINGLE OR DUPLEX PROPANE CYLINDER ALADDIN Sports Dept. . / $166 .. 6VOLT LANTERN Heck's Reg. •7 .29 WisoR TENNIS . BillS · '7.88 . SPORTS DEPT. . REG. 30 II. PuU $299 $5 .47 1 Pit. HECK'S GUN CASE SPORTS DEPT. HJCK'S REG. $4.99 PR REDFIELD 4xSCOPE ~~ ' HUNTING CLOVES D, W'COPPa · UIIOI .... .. .. .. . $149 49( . SPORTS IIPT. SI MILAR NONSLIP HUIITINC GLOVE HECK'S $119 REG . DEPT. COPPER CO.ECTORS 36" . ,...,.. rtiOivtion . tt.fiNficg llr MO!.d •i!hO -ring~ to p,....nt fot!~Jifto · MILK CARTON BB'S ·,..·1, .. 'Is litH Coottd Qkm len lit fo rii'ICNOttd lithf tfllllllrll i• lon. lftlllont distortion CROSMAN ,. ,, • . •· ~::~~..... 1o~ c. :!~:.c~~- ' .....14c 97< 'II" ·7e c.~ periormon01 ot'o modloro .. pric• tor hun..n who pref.r o ii*IVIII powu scope. AI the quat;,y Rtdli•ld 'ftaturtll un~rcn:dla­ bl., lwd onc<tind lini&h , ogn\lfll P'OOI. Stteom lines Redlield loolt . .. ·CORN 008 331h%0FF $3.66 Sports Dept. . SPORTS . · SPOIITS DEPT. Heck's Reg. 11.49 PROPANE STOVE · ' $2 · 66 ' COPPa PIPE • •• • , • A ihXIOFT. D. HECK'S REG. $27.88 . SPORTS DEPT. Coleman ........ .. HECK'S REG. $26.99 $1888 o nd t: och o pem fu!l for oir incJ nnd n · otc· ~ .,.. ith onoth er bo<i into df·u ble boa . HECK 'S REG. $34.99 B. ~ st~e~~ point ~ . 'h." COPPER PIPE AND .COUP.LINGS • ' Top quo lil y prec i~ion or1d ~uperb ly engrnee recl, feo· ' uri nq co('lted opti cs. ce nt er f ocu~. (me o nd ~ t rop . OLD WORKBOX A. 7x35 BINOCULARS v. ecr t he r~eo l : Fecd ,u r.ing podded D JASON EMPIRE COLEMAN 3 LB. SLEEPING BAG COLEMAN 3 BURNER STOVE .. '~ $1788 HECK'S REG. $15.99 SPORTS DEPT. H~CK'S Heck's Reg. '1.59 lies, Thf'ee bunwr s l'lu~ (lll . tOn -line feo•urr· ' . 2PIECE ·CANVAS BACK CAMOUFLAGE . HUNTING COAT . odd's n•oH populcu Y. 99$ The bi g ~e ll er ·.-.i th bi q f e~n , i · ~;) D SJ788 REG. $54.99 ~-· ·. :.v ......, . ~ Choose from ossorted gouges SPORTS 'DEPT. Cotton Thermal LINER · FOR GLOVES -· SINGLE SHOT SHOTGUNS Heclc's Reg. $149.81 COLEMAN 2 MANTLE LANTERN -- HKK'S RIG • . $J,44 SIWT$ AITO,.T. ·• HliCii. S RIG. $1.09 ,., · AlTO " !lf CI<'S REG. 99' AUTD , lllPT. ANTI-FOG CLOTH : 66 HECK'S REG. ~ 89' AUTO DEPT. HAVOLINE 10W40 PRE STONE MOTORan:OIL · ENGINE..SCOUR • LJMIT6 . .54c QT. , HECK'S REG. ()9' I . .99( HECKSRIG. $1.77 AUTO DEPT. AI/TO DEPT" �11-!IIIDIIIrt u r ran: ''" ,.,o.,w.t , ,,oeur,l"' ........, 10TO 9 MAGNAVOX ODYSSEY GENERAL ELECTRIC · TV GAME PREMIER · UPRIGHT VACUUM CLEANER AC Adapter Heck's .•79" Reg. '99.96 SUPER SHOOTER PLUS CAMERA HECK'SRE.G. $33.96 JIWB.IY /liP T. $ 2·996 LITRONIX ~u l l -"«V"'oluloliW .VI<""0 'o • e •<•tl ' ' " '" , ..,;,, \ • ri•W OI<"''~'"' ,;eldt P•oluono ""'"' "' '""'""'! ' $37.96 I I TAPE PLAYER HAIR DRYER $ 3· 776 on~ . Hec:k's Rea. '5.96 . 3 on~ D£LUXE 2SUCETOASTER " •· ·'' ''"' ,, ' .... , , .... .,..,. .. ... ,... '" '' ., '· '-' ' ,,. ' .. , HECK 'S REG. •• ., .', ,. ,,.J,o, '' e I," '' ·' GENERAL ELECTRIC JEWELRY Dl". ~~..;;:.~ ••••-¥ ~ •• ~, l o~• <c~ulro o IL '' ':Y ooo UO·OI logl!lt" !o <1~ ~ '"'" ' ' loO J( . .... ,..__ . Po O<!u<t>~•"• tow lo~t ~ ' KO~~>·· Iloti''""<!'"" ·- ~!"(; '.!! - (;.126-12 .• , .. : CB ._.... . 15R HECK'S REG. $1.21 DEPT. $39 Hkl'• R-v . $09 WITH FLIPFLASH LADIES' ~HAVER ,,,..,., , I '"' '~' "' ' "'' ,,. , $1699 Heck's Reg. • 77' VANWYCK SUNBEAM ICE CRUSHER 12 CUP I "'"~. ~ '" '<·') 15 - 10 ~ HECK 'SREG. $9 .91> . . COSIIITIC IBT. SPARTUS PEWTER PLATE WALL CLOCK HECK'S REG. $13.96 DEPT. 1201. HECK'S REG. $2.19 .... ........ ~­ 011 . . REG. Unsc. $148 · $109 HECK'S REG • $1.1>8 COfMWC DEPT. n oz. PRELL LIQUID SHAMPOO SURE ROLL QiODORAIIT Reg. or Unsc. 87~~ 16 oz. 2.5 oz. .•~¥!!11, DRY. LOOK HAIRS PRAY COSMETIC DEPT. TRAC II SHAVE CREAM HECK'S REG. $1.19 87( . "• ., " .' '• JHIBJIY HECK'S REG. $1.37 .' . • ~ ''f I" n I' ~/ i' ' ' "l h • .,1!·-• · ,.,.,,. , l• n' ,,, •. , ,,.,,,, •oil, 8•~~ • I'' I~ · •I>' 70Z. GILLETTE II OZ. LOIIOI OR 7 OZ. TUIE Calculator tu~ JIWQIY DEPT. HEAD & SHOULDIRS children In tblo family; tbe. Cantacia 8.Digit , ~, , ,-~ HECK'S REG. $9.96 5 oz. RIGHT GUARD DEODORANT Aln-PEISP!IAIT or POWDER DRY HECK'S • Reg. 99' 69 CDSMITIC DIPT. • COSMETIC DEPT. ~ . SOME OF 'l1IE CHILDREN of Jake and Maude VanMeter taken about 1916 or 17. From the left, Susie, Putty, Mary, Cbod, Dick and Margaret. w-,. . Calllorrila lceburg Creomr ·Head Lettllce ·Kraft Mayonnaise F•osh Carolina Red Yams ~ --··~-!· -' · Fine For Baking Krotor Shell~'d Hi-Nu 2% t HECK'SREG. $1.29 COSMITIC IIIPT. · 29 29 Dillard, Tammy Eichinger, ~ve Hollman, Steve Hood, CEPACOL .59t Lowfat Milk Englisti _Walnuts VIcky DeBord, Melanie 14 oz. Brent Houda~helt, Tim Jarrell, Eric Upscomb, Tireia McCoy, · ·l!.andy . Marny, LJme OUver, }lfyea, Tlnl' Rowley, Mark Tyree, Dean Colwell, Laura &illtb, Mellua Spenctr, Grec 'iboma, Jeff Wbltllll&lon •• TJ'oy WUIII, Freel YOID!i. 1111 Grade - Connie Balley' Shari Drebel, Unda Euon, HI! :rerry •• · ~pacpl Rope, Andrea Rlgl, steve Qdlnger, Bedl PerriD, Tlin TIJII.t, Beyan Wlleox, I' l;oger · • • · 6 69C BISCUitS .... · . : . James. He's runni~g for re· 1 tlon. Lately • lot of his signs have been dlsappeartng from ::;pie's yards to other places in the county. ' I know_ a lol of. people want my daddy's signs . .• But all you _have to do ts call htl!'l and he'll give you one - and one more thtng ... Please vole lor my daddy. love. Brea James My dacicrv 1i Stale Represenlalive . Ron ~vld Wilkes, Dv1a Wlllllmlon, Darll Wllco.:, Camille llwlndell, Jena Welker. ' . Naval Oranges sa.oo Golden Grapefruft '6.75tuu •••• · Pink Grapefruit Tangeb '6,751 naclj, Brian King, Linda Kovalcblk, Becky Long, Join Roberta, carol Morrla, Lori ' Mixed Fryer Parts ·Juice Oranges '6.75 Sbella Horky, Jun I!Grtan,' Sllerrl lfylell, David Ken- \ / Holllv Farms.U.S.P.A. Inip•octec A.ORIDA FRUIT HObert Harmon, Robin Herald, Jayne Hoeflich, ' rb • . otbers "ere Charlea, . . deceased; Millard, .,_ of broke out of tbe hlllBide and .tim.e be held a -'--1 ~-rrow In acroBS the fields to our l'qmeroy Flower Shop; up back a short cllltance,... over the head of BW Talbott houae to play with my slater's Ralph, ·deceaaed; Forrest an acre g~u.'den spot. . during an electrlcil storm to pony . Some times Dick· (Buck), and RUSHU (Putty). A much traveled path lor kMR the t"~ of them from . played mumble-to-pegs with · Tbll cabin' waa built on nell!hbora led out from the being lltruck b)llll!htnlni. Hubert and !lit. ~ days · Mlddleawart land. The cabin rear on Into bills. It ,.11 · Mary and Diet often came are pleasant to ren1ember. property soon after ..arda on thiB path one day, while I ~z,;;::~;;;w;;;;;;:;:;:;;;;:--::--::....---, CBIJI' Into onei'lblp of Abner ·,. .. hunting caltle, that Walt 11 PrJce and Wll named "The Puatlewalt appeared out of no Place.' ' The cabin ,... localed In · a IIU!e 1niOded ' plarie wltb hla cone pointed at me .and 1111pped, ''Got-ella". bollo" lacing a horlfHhoe I ,... too acared to run. bend In lhe Stlveravllle- . .Other lamiUes tnon to bave Portland road. Down thiB occupied !bll cabin were road about a hundred feel a Dana Carpenter, BW Ward, One spring of cool "ater Charley Hornet, and tbe lut The"' Meigs FFA are now one of C. F. Via Meter's. taking orders lor fresh fruit Mary, In remlid .. tng, aald until November 5th. Junior High · she remembered Abner Price beat lor the Cbrlstmu tlllie 1u11 .... he came out wltb aome plea $3.75 holt caso · and oranges. Her lather, · . honor lists Jake, cut IJOOcl for 50 cenll a full case cord by hpd; Money waa $4.00 holt arse · hard to get. announced She ren~embers bow her lather got up at 4 o'clock In $3.75 half UH ' Melp Junior lllgli School the morning and nlked tbe Principal Jolin Mora has distance to tbe Amsden lann '6.75tult·ease $3.75 IIIII <IH aMounced tbe flnt m: "eea al Portland to lead tbe stock aradlng period bonor rolt lor and then heck lor breakfut. full cose lbe achool. Making a srade of All thiB before he "ent back ( $3.75 "8" or above In all their to the Amsden !ann to do hla Orders can be taken by aubjecta to be named to the day's work. contacting lilY FFA member "r roll "ere: Mr. VanMeter ,... a man by calling 992-2158 or 992·2159. 7lb Grade - Kriltln An- of great muscular power. One I clenon, Terua llallwli, Jolin Beaver, Reghia Blanton, Jimmy Boyer, Jack Braley, Dale Brlckles, Mark Cline, Jln')' Flelcll,, Kevlli Glbbl, Tlin Gore, Katrena Hale, . Whole Pm~.~~~m. . ..-.-. .-..-. .~. . . . . ..--................., . ' $119 loll · l·lb. 8y Giyle l'rlce Jake (Maude) VanMeter, bo'ldlng Robert (Coach), bcib cleceued, and Dick, oo Jlle far rlghl. Tliere · wli'e .II .. .' CASE · ;)fargarel, deceuecl; Mal')' (Mrs. George Curtllj, Mrs. .. '""' "" · ·· ~·· .~"'"''' ........~· ~··. ...""'''.. · ·-.... ..,.,,,.,,.,\\ ,,..,,.,,,,, I" ''"' -' '"'"'4'1" 1" $699 ,,. $599 SX-70UMERA PERCOLATOR $899 ' '"''0Ut t11 '"' ~' .. ~· 1 . .... I"M•'< • ••<oht ,.,, ~ ' ' I ,, HECK'S REG. .n .99 JEWE~RY DEPT. '13.96 'ohf·•".. il o \O "Ieo "" •.• '" ' lt'\t' ,,,. '' '"i 1.., ''"' " ' "' . Gunnoe's Sausage picking. From the left are Eather (Mrs. Olfa Dalley), Sulle (Mrs. C. E. Cooley), """ , SMOKE&TOTE $222 JEWE~RY DEPT. SUNIEAM ' lo ot $1399 ·•9'' JIWIUIY DIP!. '"" " ,, INSTAMATIC CAMERA OUTFIT • HECK'S REG. · $19.99 " ' HECK'S REG • . $17.56 HWE~RY DEPT. HCin-con"OiioA, IIOIH...-1, 10ft8·ljl• ...lrodtto. ~~' '' '" . 89 c :::on ........ .:.. .... .....lb. 99" Semi-Boneless · ". Smoked Ham ..... .. ,... Whole Or Hall ~llculb . 99• 12 •eo.,...., lilong when the II'OUP ~ . had returned from berry- ~" ''' " '' ' ,, "" ' ol~ " '" " ' ' . ' ,. ' ' ''"" KODAK . HolcK 1.2 gollone of wotw. Ten hour• of wlporitation. STEREO HEADPHONES ·, ,,.., ' ' '""" '"' '""'"A ., lol 994 "ALL NITER'' VAPORIZER . Heck's · Reg. ~LECTRIC .. KAZ JIWEI.RY DEPT. 5 SPEED MIXER LOCK MOUNT AX KODACOLOR FILM 12EXPOSURES GENERAL $1. 497 HECK'S REG . · $19 .97 JEWEliY . CLAIROL HECK'S REG. $2.19 EACH DIGiTAL ALARM CLOCK $.1199 HECK'SREG. $14 .49 jult bact 11om betTy PORTLANL - Thla 1oc cabin,... built at StlversvWe lil Melp County near the tum ·or the century by Dant Carpenter,. Jake VanMeter, ·Days Wolfe and poalbly Dan B.....er. lather of Mrs. Jake Vallldeter, one of the aubJedl .of tiiiJ akelch . . · · The picture waa 1111pped 11)1 · Don Webster, an ' orclianllll and salesman from near StlveravWe, wbo happened 12DB - DIGITAL ALARM ClOCK Heck's Rg . . $16 .96 ...... .-,. _ ... ...... • · t • ' 'I '-o, , -,T 12 I " ·----- G E. JIWBir $168 IACH o PLIP PLASII CAMIRA 1'IIIJ _. Earlier days are recalled mounted 3' T-86 LIGHTED MAKE U_P. _,-_..,.,....,,RM - 1 MIRROR Preci~ion ELECIIONIC STROlE $499 SHAMPOO hpkmce a nd tone. ueua RADIO '1.19 Jewelly Depl HWELIY DEPT. SUNBEAM . Wl1H TUC IIIAZOI volume l1eod . - HECK'S REG • . $44.99 . - 1.00 CABIN AT 8TIVI:R8VILI.B, built at abaat lbe tum.of tbe ceriturt. p!lddn&. Proq~on repeCl l ~w i td· . Manual program se lecto r ~- l iq)~ ' progron' indicotor. Sli de con~ rol~ fo r 8 TRACK CAR 2996 GILLmE lfJT LATID 111SPEJ1SER $8999 119.96 . Se$1 Whole Pork Loin I' 35MM 1 nnlu••"'• " ' "'" ''' Portable YASHICA . Hetk's Reg. 4 on~ 12 RANGEFINDER CAMERA P1V10 e Aukm.,!~ " "' "'" t •• ~•lno .,,, ,.., ,.,,,,., , ' ""'" ' HECK'S REG.$ $49.96 .. MOTOROLA DEPT. . Eatmore Margarine $2999 MGI JEWE~RY ol•l1,l.rL ' 'I "· . JEWEUIY DIPT. I $57.96 e wfob c•<•on "".IJ>Diocnh"" •••rld"'""' """'"'·'' " M·• HECK'SR~G • . HECK'S REG. calcolaroo"' ! • <II<I"VO ~.., 1'1:"' ' ' ' '~'"' "' ' ~ ''"" ' ' ' ' '" · •<'' '' ''" '• .Xoto """'~' ,....,..,! ol ' "' t '"""" v''"\1 • [>lc "I I I ~OI • ~'" 'V• " ' 'I"'" ID<II Of"'"" On : dl~potche~ . $4776 JEWElRY DEPr. 8 DIGIT EXPONENTIAL CALCULATOR Enjo~ new \ rnu ~ic , sporh. Q, li~len I<' oircrofl C9m nuJMI Wiiom. · police fire, mo(into and weather . · Color: harvest With white accents. Beater , . bar and brus h. 4 y, qt. capac it) bag . Vi nyl. ·ou ter bag with zipper. 4 position carpet selector. Suction con trol regu lator . Vinyl bumper . 3 positiOn ha nd le. Easy con'.'ersion for use with accessories. POLAROID ~ SBANDRADIO 5 b.c111d~! Pd. Pol. Mv'. L....;.......;..;......_.;;.......;,.;.........;............ I·Ol. Tubes . · $;dwich ··31-lb. $119 A·Ol. Bread.. .... ..... Ln. . ' 31·1b.$1'· .· 4 $1 . Fruit •·· · Cocktail. ........ .. ;.. Fruit Avandale Sweet · Peas........ ............. 1-oz. cans ::~~·. cans ,. ,,...,. \ .,..., w.:co... FOOIIS,..pi · · . .· �11-!IIIDIIIrt u r ran: ''" ,.,o.,w.t , ,,oeur,l"' ........, 10TO 9 MAGNAVOX ODYSSEY GENERAL ELECTRIC · TV GAME PREMIER · UPRIGHT VACUUM CLEANER AC Adapter Heck's .•79" Reg. '99.96 SUPER SHOOTER PLUS CAMERA HECK'SRE.G. $33.96 JIWB.IY /liP T. $ 2·996 LITRONIX ~u l l -"«V"'oluloliW .VI<""0 'o • e •<•tl ' ' " '" , ..,;,, \ • ri•W OI<"''~'"' ,;eldt P•oluono ""'"' "' '""'""'! ' $37.96 I I TAPE PLAYER HAIR DRYER $ 3· 776 on~ . Hec:k's Rea. '5.96 . 3 on~ D£LUXE 2SUCETOASTER " •· ·'' ''"' ,, ' .... , , .... .,..,. .. ... ,... '" '' ., '· '-' ' ,,. ' .. , HECK 'S REG. •• ., .', ,. ,,.J,o, '' e I," '' ·' GENERAL ELECTRIC JEWELRY Dl". ~~..;;:.~ ••••-¥ ~ •• ~, l o~• <c~ulro o IL '' ':Y ooo UO·OI logl!lt" !o <1~ ~ '"'" ' ' loO J( . .... ,..__ . Po O<!u<t>~•"• tow lo~t ~ ' KO~~>·· Iloti''""<!'"" ·- ~!"(; '.!! - (;.126-12 .• , .. : CB ._.... . 15R HECK'S REG. $1.21 DEPT. $39 Hkl'• R-v . $09 WITH FLIPFLASH LADIES' ~HAVER ,,,..,., , I '"' '~' "' ' "'' ,,. , $1699 Heck's Reg. • 77' VANWYCK SUNBEAM ICE CRUSHER 12 CUP I "'"~. ~ '" '<·') 15 - 10 ~ HECK 'SREG. $9 .91> . . COSIIITIC IBT. SPARTUS PEWTER PLATE WALL CLOCK HECK'S REG. $13.96 DEPT. 1201. HECK'S REG. $2.19 .... ........ ~­ 011 . . REG. Unsc. $148 · $109 HECK'S REG • $1.1>8 COfMWC DEPT. n oz. PRELL LIQUID SHAMPOO SURE ROLL QiODORAIIT Reg. or Unsc. 87~~ 16 oz. 2.5 oz. .•~¥!!11, DRY. LOOK HAIRS PRAY COSMETIC DEPT. TRAC II SHAVE CREAM HECK'S REG. $1.19 87( . "• ., " .' '• JHIBJIY HECK'S REG. $1.37 .' . • ~ ''f I" n I' ~/ i' ' ' "l h • .,1!·-• · ,.,.,,. , l• n' ,,, •. , ,,.,,,, •oil, 8•~~ • I'' I~ · •I>' 70Z. GILLETTE II OZ. LOIIOI OR 7 OZ. TUIE Calculator tu~ JIWQIY DEPT. HEAD & SHOULDIRS children In tblo family; tbe. Cantacia 8.Digit , ~, , ,-~ HECK'S REG. $9.96 5 oz. RIGHT GUARD DEODORANT Aln-PEISP!IAIT or POWDER DRY HECK'S • Reg. 99' 69 CDSMITIC DIPT. • COSMETIC DEPT. ~ . SOME OF 'l1IE CHILDREN of Jake and Maude VanMeter taken about 1916 or 17. From the left, Susie, Putty, Mary, Cbod, Dick and Margaret. w-,. . Calllorrila lceburg Creomr ·Head Lettllce ·Kraft Mayonnaise F•osh Carolina Red Yams ~ --··~-!· -' · Fine For Baking Krotor Shell~'d Hi-Nu 2% t HECK'SREG. $1.29 COSMITIC IIIPT. · 29 29 Dillard, Tammy Eichinger, ~ve Hollman, Steve Hood, CEPACOL .59t Lowfat Milk Englisti _Walnuts VIcky DeBord, Melanie 14 oz. Brent Houda~helt, Tim Jarrell, Eric Upscomb, Tireia McCoy, · ·l!.andy . Marny, LJme OUver, }lfyea, Tlnl' Rowley, Mark Tyree, Dean Colwell, Laura &illtb, Mellua Spenctr, Grec 'iboma, Jeff Wbltllll&lon •• TJ'oy WUIII, Freel YOID!i. 1111 Grade - Connie Balley' Shari Drebel, Unda Euon, HI! :rerry •• · ~pacpl Rope, Andrea Rlgl, steve Qdlnger, Bedl PerriD, Tlin TIJII.t, Beyan Wlleox, I' l;oger · • • · 6 69C BISCUitS .... · . : . James. He's runni~g for re· 1 tlon. Lately • lot of his signs have been dlsappeartng from ::;pie's yards to other places in the county. ' I know_ a lol of. people want my daddy's signs . .• But all you _have to do ts call htl!'l and he'll give you one - and one more thtng ... Please vole lor my daddy. love. Brea James My dacicrv 1i Stale Represenlalive . Ron ~vld Wilkes, Dv1a Wlllllmlon, Darll Wllco.:, Camille llwlndell, Jena Welker. ' . Naval Oranges sa.oo Golden Grapefruft '6.75tuu •••• · Pink Grapefruit Tangeb '6,751 naclj, Brian King, Linda Kovalcblk, Becky Long, Join Roberta, carol Morrla, Lori ' Mixed Fryer Parts ·Juice Oranges '6.75 Sbella Horky, Jun I!Grtan,' Sllerrl lfylell, David Ken- \ / Holllv Farms.U.S.P.A. Inip•octec A.ORIDA FRUIT HObert Harmon, Robin Herald, Jayne Hoeflich, ' rb • . otbers "ere Charlea, . . deceased; Millard, .,_ of broke out of tbe hlllBide and .tim.e be held a -'--1 ~-rrow In acroBS the fields to our l'qmeroy Flower Shop; up back a short cllltance,... over the head of BW Talbott houae to play with my slater's Ralph, ·deceaaed; Forrest an acre g~u.'den spot. . during an electrlcil storm to pony . Some times Dick· (Buck), and RUSHU (Putty). A much traveled path lor kMR the t"~ of them from . played mumble-to-pegs with · Tbll cabin' waa built on nell!hbora led out from the being lltruck b)llll!htnlni. Hubert and !lit. ~ days · Mlddleawart land. The cabin rear on Into bills. It ,.11 · Mary and Diet often came are pleasant to ren1ember. property soon after ..arda on thiB path one day, while I ~z,;;::~;;;w;;;;;;:;:;:;;;;:--::--::....---, CBIJI' Into onei'lblp of Abner ·,. .. hunting caltle, that Walt 11 PrJce and Wll named "The Puatlewalt appeared out of no Place.' ' The cabin ,... localed In · a IIU!e 1niOded ' plarie wltb hla cone pointed at me .and 1111pped, ''Got-ella". bollo" lacing a horlfHhoe I ,... too acared to run. bend In lhe Stlveravllle- . .Other lamiUes tnon to bave Portland road. Down thiB occupied !bll cabin were road about a hundred feel a Dana Carpenter, BW Ward, One spring of cool "ater Charley Hornet, and tbe lut The"' Meigs FFA are now one of C. F. Via Meter's. taking orders lor fresh fruit Mary, In remlid .. tng, aald until November 5th. Junior High · she remembered Abner Price beat lor the Cbrlstmu tlllie 1u11 .... he came out wltb aome plea $3.75 holt caso · and oranges. Her lather, · . honor lists Jake, cut IJOOcl for 50 cenll a full case cord by hpd; Money waa $4.00 holt arse · hard to get. announced She ren~embers bow her lather got up at 4 o'clock In $3.75 half UH ' Melp Junior lllgli School the morning and nlked tbe Principal Jolin Mora has distance to tbe Amsden lann '6.75tult·ease $3.75 IIIII <IH aMounced tbe flnt m: "eea al Portland to lead tbe stock aradlng period bonor rolt lor and then heck lor breakfut. full cose lbe achool. Making a srade of All thiB before he "ent back ( $3.75 "8" or above In all their to the Amsden !ann to do hla Orders can be taken by aubjecta to be named to the day's work. contacting lilY FFA member "r roll "ere: Mr. VanMeter ,... a man by calling 992-2158 or 992·2159. 7lb Grade - Kriltln An- of great muscular power. One I clenon, Terua llallwli, Jolin Beaver, Reghia Blanton, Jimmy Boyer, Jack Braley, Dale Brlckles, Mark Cline, Jln')' Flelcll,, Kevlli Glbbl, Tlin Gore, Katrena Hale, . Whole Pm~.~~~m. . ..-.-. .-..-. .~. . . . . ..--................., . ' $119 loll · l·lb. 8y Giyle l'rlce Jake (Maude) VanMeter, bo'ldlng Robert (Coach), bcib cleceued, and Dick, oo Jlle far rlghl. Tliere · wli'e .II .. .' CASE · ;)fargarel, deceuecl; Mal')' (Mrs. George Curtllj, Mrs. .. '""' "" · ·· ~·· .~"'"''' ........~· ~··. ...""'''.. · ·-.... ..,.,,,.,,.,\\ ,,..,,.,,,,, I" ''"' -' '"'"'4'1" 1" $699 ,,. $599 SX-70UMERA PERCOLATOR $899 ' '"''0Ut t11 '"' ~' .. ~· 1 . .... I"M•'< • ••<oht ,.,, ~ ' ' I ,, HECK'S REG. .n .99 JEWE~RY DEPT. '13.96 'ohf·•".. il o \O "Ieo "" •.• '" ' lt'\t' ,,,. '' '"i 1.., ''"' " ' "' . Gunnoe's Sausage picking. From the left are Eather (Mrs. Olfa Dalley), Sulle (Mrs. C. E. Cooley), """ , SMOKE&TOTE $222 JEWE~RY DEPT. SUNIEAM ' lo ot $1399 ·•9'' JIWIUIY DIP!. '"" " ,, INSTAMATIC CAMERA OUTFIT • HECK'S REG. · $19.99 " ' HECK'S REG • . $17.56 HWE~RY DEPT. HCin-con"OiioA, IIOIH...-1, 10ft8·ljl• ...lrodtto. ~~' '' '" . 89 c :::on ........ .:.. .... .....lb. 99" Semi-Boneless · ". Smoked Ham ..... .. ,... Whole Or Hall ~llculb . 99• 12 •eo.,...., lilong when the II'OUP ~ . had returned from berry- ~" ''' " '' ' ,, "" ' ol~ " '" " ' ' . ' ,. ' ' ''"" KODAK . HolcK 1.2 gollone of wotw. Ten hour• of wlporitation. STEREO HEADPHONES ·, ,,.., ' ' '""" '"' '""'"A ., lol 994 "ALL NITER'' VAPORIZER . Heck's · Reg. ~LECTRIC .. KAZ JIWEI.RY DEPT. 5 SPEED MIXER LOCK MOUNT AX KODACOLOR FILM 12EXPOSURES GENERAL $1. 497 HECK'S REG . · $19 .97 JEWEliY . CLAIROL HECK'S REG. $2.19 EACH DIGiTAL ALARM CLOCK $.1199 HECK'SREG. $14 .49 jult bact 11om betTy PORTLANL - Thla 1oc cabin,... built at StlversvWe lil Melp County near the tum ·or the century by Dant Carpenter,. Jake VanMeter, ·Days Wolfe and poalbly Dan B.....er. lather of Mrs. Jake Vallldeter, one of the aubJedl .of tiiiJ akelch . . · · The picture waa 1111pped 11)1 · Don Webster, an ' orclianllll and salesman from near StlveravWe, wbo happened 12DB - DIGITAL ALARM ClOCK Heck's Rg . . $16 .96 ...... .-,. _ ... ...... • · t • ' 'I '-o, , -,T 12 I " ·----- G E. JIWBir $168 IACH o PLIP PLASII CAMIRA 1'IIIJ _. Earlier days are recalled mounted 3' T-86 LIGHTED MAKE U_P. _,-_..,.,....,,RM - 1 MIRROR Preci~ion ELECIIONIC STROlE $499 SHAMPOO hpkmce a nd tone. ueua RADIO '1.19 Jewelly Depl HWELIY DEPT. SUNBEAM . Wl1H TUC IIIAZOI volume l1eod . - HECK'S REG • . $44.99 . - 1.00 CABIN AT 8TIVI:R8VILI.B, built at abaat lbe tum.of tbe ceriturt. p!lddn&. Proq~on repeCl l ~w i td· . Manual program se lecto r ~- l iq)~ ' progron' indicotor. Sli de con~ rol~ fo r 8 TRACK CAR 2996 GILLmE lfJT LATID 111SPEJ1SER $8999 119.96 . Se$1 Whole Pork Loin I' 35MM 1 nnlu••"'• " ' "'" ''' Portable YASHICA . Hetk's Reg. 4 on~ 12 RANGEFINDER CAMERA P1V10 e Aukm.,!~ " "' "'" t •• ~•lno .,,, ,.., ,.,,,,., , ' ""'" ' HECK'S REG.$ $49.96 .. MOTOROLA DEPT. . Eatmore Margarine $2999 MGI JEWE~RY ol•l1,l.rL ' 'I "· . JEWEUIY DIPT. I $57.96 e wfob c•<•on "".IJ>Diocnh"" •••rld"'""' """'"'·'' " M·• HECK'SR~G • . HECK'S REG. calcolaroo"' ! • <II<I"VO ~.., 1'1:"' ' ' ' '~'"' "' ' ~ ''"" ' ' ' ' '" · •<'' '' ''" '• .Xoto """'~' ,....,..,! ol ' "' t '"""" v''"\1 • [>lc "I I I ~OI • ~'" 'V• " ' 'I"'" ID<II Of"'"" On : dl~potche~ . $4776 JEWElRY DEPr. 8 DIGIT EXPONENTIAL CALCULATOR Enjo~ new \ rnu ~ic , sporh. Q, li~len I<' oircrofl C9m nuJMI Wiiom. · police fire, mo(into and weather . · Color: harvest With white accents. Beater , . bar and brus h. 4 y, qt. capac it) bag . Vi nyl. ·ou ter bag with zipper. 4 position carpet selector. Suction con trol regu lator . Vinyl bumper . 3 positiOn ha nd le. Easy con'.'ersion for use with accessories. POLAROID ~ SBANDRADIO 5 b.c111d~! Pd. Pol. Mv'. L....;.......;..;......_.;;.......;,.;.........;............ I·Ol. Tubes . · $;dwich ··31-lb. $119 A·Ol. Bread.. .... ..... Ln. . ' 31·1b.$1'· .· 4 $1 . Fruit •·· · Cocktail. ........ .. ;.. Fruit Avandale Sweet · Peas........ ............. 1-oz. cans ::~~·. cans ,. ,,...,. \ .,..., w.:co... FOOIIS,..pi · · . .· �·• Carter sharing his plans with crowds . Blacks admonished tou1 vote . ' 17- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Oct. 27, !976 aJBELEN '1'BOMAS CHlC,.GO(IJPI) - Jimmy Carter who says he Intends to Prelldent Ford next ~week ·13 s1art1ng to share his pos~lectlon plans with crowds along the campaign trail. With the prediction " I intend to wlit" Carter told a gathering oi thouaands of Dlinoia and Iowa supporters Tuesday : "One of the major commitments I make to you - a top priority- is to put the American, people back to work before the Inauguration." Later in the evening, beat ROBERT BURDE'l'I'E, left, a trullee, presented Willllm L. Cm Wlth a 30 year membenhlp pin in the I Y' ,. \l I I / ' . .~) ,l . PRESENTED 25 YEAR MEMBERSHIP pins tn the Meigs County Farm.Burea~ at the annual meeting '1'\lesday night were I tor, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bush alii Mr. alii Mrs. Rex E. Shenefield. · ·' '' Grass root opini~ll is expressed at some designated, job and all recipients be Investigated before being approved. We also believe wellare recipients allould be allowed to 'irork to supplement their Income. . Further study be made to set standards, regulations, and laws on construction and op,eratlo~ of ultra high voltage_ transmission lines. We oppose the proposed requirement of keeping record logs on farm trucks as stated In House Bill No. 1322. The Public Utilities be reorganized so that the uUUIIea can be oontrolled to receive a fair rate of return on their investments but still give the consumer a more origin. . equitable utility rate. All able-bodied recipient of We oppose the legalization welfare be .required to work (cOntinued ln!Dl page I l Uce01e or any other routine work In which they might be . Involved. We very thoroughly study all proposed legislation relative to land use aa It would pertain to farmers. Our government not spend more money than the In· coming revenuea justify. ' state and Federal money be made available lor restoration of surface !!)in1ng not presently oovered by restoration prn4fams. We auppon the enactment· of a State Severance Tax In Olllo on extracted natural resourcea with the revenue returned to the C<lunty of push down our domestic markets and be more dlatlnclly marked and pass lbe same inspection as dnestlc products. All subltitutes in beef and pork and all food prodacts be lleml!ed in a strict labetlng act. An lnimedlate study be made to set standards, regulations and : laws on construction and operation of ultra high vo(tage tri!Ds· mlsaion lines. AU able bodied recipient of welfare be required to work at iome designated job and aU recipients be Investigated before being approved . .We also believe welfare recipients should be allowed to work to supplement their income. We oppost the legalization of markjuana. • We urge that Grain ~rlty Standards for sales overseas meet pre-detennlned · stan"dards and consideration be given to establishment of an export facility for this pur· pose which would be owned and controlled by farmers. · We support a supply · and · demand concept. of marijuana. We urge that Grain Purity Stalllards lor sales overseas meet ·re·11etmlned stan· dards and consideration be given to estabUshmenl of an ·-··· export facility for this purpose which would be owned and controlled by farmers. NATIONAL Our government not spend .more money than till> in· coming revenues justify. The cash basis of farm Income reporting for Income . tax be retained. The starting date for daylight time be Memorial Day and the termination date · , be Labor Day. ,...,..., We oontinue to support · ·-- ••" leglidiltion to control· dairy "Whose day sh· a n we discuss and bee! impart so that those first~" products do not nece~rlly Class of fi~h graders learn all about voting ' . Mrs. Bernadine Meier, always falls on the former 11011 worker lor · ~~~t Tuesday after the first precinCt In which Pomeroy Monday In November, these Elementary Scl)ool Is m people must be at the polls located, apoke to Mra. Mary al8 p.m. Their first duty is to M. Hysell's filth grade pupila place a United States Flag 50 recently on .the topic, fool on each side of the polllng "Voting," u a supplement to place. (There can be no ll!e govern111ent unit eleclloneerlng within this currently being studied In space. The next duty is to get 10Cialstudi01. the retglstratlon books ready Her talk brought the for the voters who start to concept of voting down to a . · vole at6:30 a.m. practical, local level, when A voter has to live In a she told the cl8S8 that lbelr precinct 30 days before being precinct Ia one of four, In ellgtbie to ·vote there, and a Pomeroy. Mrs. Meier person may vote at only one described the work of the precinct. Laws now permit a . three Democralll ' and three crippled or blind person to be Republicans, appointed by accompanied by another the Central Committee which person In the booth. Senior wu elected In May to receive Citizens may make and reoord the votes -in the arrangel)lents to vote at precinct. home, and mail votes In a On the Saturday preceding sealed envelope; howeVer, the election, the workers take lheae votes are never opened an oath In which. tl\ey swear until election day. The same they will not reveal how rule applies to aU absentee anyooe voted, if by chance an votes. Individual did not fold his Mrs.Meler said there may · ballot. several ballots and any Then on election day, which number of .Issues, or oo Miill-A-Book . catalogs mailed ' Ubrarlan Suaan Fleshman announced today a calalog Ust1ng IMJO boob available free of chaJ'IIe la in the maJis to aD rural route boiiiolders in Meigs C<lunty. This catalog Usta new books available through the Mall·A· Book service Qf the Olllo Valier Area Libraries (OVAL) of which Meigs Ubrarles la a 111ember. The Maii·A·Booli iervlce Is a means ol. providing library· service to rural, han· dicapped, or Qther residents Watergate tapes are going public are By JAMEs A. KIDNEY WASIDNGTON (UP!) The , American people may soon be able .to hear -at a cost of up to $200 a set .,-- the taped voice'Df Richard Nlxoo apealdng the words 'that cost him the presidency two years ago. The U.S. Circuit C<lurt of Appeals ruled Tuesdu the tapes used in the Watergate oonspiracy trial may be n\ade public without wailing for the coverup defendants to exhaust their appeals at the Supreme C<lurt. But Herbert J. Miller Jr., one of Nixon's lawyers, said this ruling i.tself will be appeilled. . "The effect of the .. . declsion is to jlerinlt lbe commercial explollation of recordings of presidenilal conversations subpoenaed for use In a criminal trial,'' he said. "Accor(ingly we will appeal that decision." The ruling doesn 'I make the tapes available right away. Even without an representing Mrs. Emma Flndllng; Mrs. Everim C<llwell, Mrs. Stella Grueaer, Mrs. Ruby Hlllliday, Mrs. Pauline Alltlna and Vemoo Nease. GIFTS WERE PRESENTED 50 ·YEAR members or more In the Meigs County Farm Bureau Federation Tuesday night ·They are, 1to r, Mrs. Garland Caldwell, ~~ Farm Blll'tlll Fedei'allan Tuetday Ngbt. With c.rr iU daugbters, Penni ClrJ',Ieltand VIcki HW,rlchl. who find it difficult to visit the libraries or the . bookmObile. Beat...uers, biographies, craft books and children's books are among the wide variety that can be borrowed. Rural route rftidents In each of the lO soulheulem Ohio CQunties partiC'Ipallng in OVAL's Mali·A·Book receive the catalogs. For mbre informalloc call 992-6813 or write Mall·A·1Jook Service, Olllo Valley Area Ubrari.S, 107 W. Broadway, Wellston, Olllo 45692. questions, to be voted upon. An example ol an Issue concerning only Pomeroy is that of, "Do we wnat to pay a small addition to our tares, In order to keep all the street llghts that are now In use?" Candidates to be voted upon may be men or women I'UMing for public office, from the local, state, or on up to national status. · Alter a voter folds hla ballot, he gives lito a worker who tears off the top number, then dropa the ballot Into a slit In a locked bor. These locked boxes are not opened until the polla are closed at 7 . p.m., after which no one may enter the polllng· place. The class was surprised to leam that a poll worker may not leave unill all the votes are counted. The State and Presidential candidates' ballots have to be counted HONORED'FOR 35 AND 40 YEAR memberships in ·the Meigs C<lunty Farm Bureau FederaUon Tuesday night were: liD r, Mr. and Mrs. ArvllHolter, 35 years; Donald Meigs. Property Transfers David Todd Rhodes ·to Roger H. ·Rouah, Cbrlstle L.. Roush, parcel, Letart. Arthur Eblin, Adria Eblin to Arnold E. Snowden, Jr., Florence L. Snowden, 49.01 acres, Salisbury. George R. Bunion, dec. to Gladys B. Bur.sOn, a!Od. of Trans, Bedford. Jo Ann Golden, Edwin H. Golden to James Ill. Fink, Victoria L. Fink, parcels, Middleport. Paul Simon, Allie Simon to Joseph C. ZwUllng, Lola B. Zwilling, lot, Pomeroy. John D. Lisle, Janice Lisle to Mary E. Myers, parcel, Pomeroy. . Carl H. Platter, Kay Platter, WllUam G. Walters, Sally Walters to Bonnie Lou Ebersbach, lot, Middleport. Genile Brown, dec., to Helen Lee, Idra Trout, Viola EngUsh, Gentle Brown Jr., Charlene Peck, Charles E. Brown, affld. for Trans., Pomeroy. GeorgeS. Hobaletter, Zelda M. Hobsteller, to I. Carson Crow, Int. in 16.6 acres, Cheater. Eugene Morrison, May Morrison to Wilma L. O'Morrow, Philip W. ffrst and results telephoned to ,C<llumbus. Then only can the local candidates' ballots be counted. There wa.s amaze.. ment In the class when they learned that at the last election In which she was a poll worker. Mrs. Meier's group was not flntshed untU 5 a.m. the ilext day. ResuUs of one acre, . the election are always O'Morrow, Rutland. posted on the front of lbe Robert H. Crow, Kathryn po!Ung place. . H. Crow to James w. Crow, Mrs. Meier's presentation Pamela L. Crown, .226 acre, wu so complete and to the Syracuse, Sutton. · point that the only questloo Ruth Gosney to In· asked was "Do people have to dependent Holiness Inc. Iota, pay to vote?" Mrs. Meier Middleport. assured the .student that Farmers Home . Adm. to voting is a free privilege, and Robert W. Qualls, Julia R. should be the responsible act Qualls, lot, Middleport. ol all people, 18 years old and older. Robert Lee Mash, Tamara The Retired Senior Malb to Charles R. Mash m, Volunteer Program arranged Janice K. Mash, 21'.1 A., · for this appearance of Mrs. Salisbury. ' Meier. , I , • ' C.apable. •• James Roush Ruth Gosney to Eugene Morrllon, Mae .Morrllon, Lot, Middleport. ' . , Hazel E. Hawk to Gary L. Carter tcid a congregation at "We need to reassess the · Ford was campaigntng a1 a Jewilh temple thai the . !<reign policy slance of oW' thesame tlmc in the Chicago Arab boycott 11 a "travesty country," Carter said. area Tuesday as both and a disgrace' and pledged His voice was hoarse and candidates made strong bids to "move aggreoslvely as he seemed tired as he ended for the state's 26 electoral president and even u the first . day of · a rtnal voles. .P91is and political prealdenl-elect to end ·the campaign swing 1hat will end observers agree the stale is Arab boycott." · elecUoo day, but he was in a too close 1D call. He also fi'OIIIiaed to move buoyant mood. "It's been a good day," "Immediately after the He made -slops at Carter told reporters with, a electioo to restore a sense of Columbia, S.C., Southern broad smile as he concludt!$1 cooperation between the Illinois :University at his campaign acUvltles In president and C<lngress" and Carbondale, the Quad Cities Dllnois. . announced he would call a airport and Chicago on the At the synagogue m · two-day meeting . of first day of the trek. · · suburban Skokie, Carter was Oemo~;ratic and . GOP Today, the Carter caravan mobbed by wellwishers. and oongressional leaders and was•flying to New York for a was presented with a black f<relgnpollcyer:perts"loaee round of political velvet Yamulke trunmed m what we can do ID restore our appearances. silver·. . ,_ prestige In tile world." His Jewtsh hosts then told Mora, 40years; Mr. and Mra. WUhurPaiker, 4o years, and ihe Pomeroy National Bank represented .bY Muine Griffith, 40 years. Michael, Sharon Michael, menta, U7 A., Pomeroy. Elsle B. Bryant, deC. to 36.75 A., Chester. . Eucene F. Imbrogno Asao., Worthy E. Stanley, Roae Allll Inc, to Realmarit ~lop- Stanley, Parcels, Rutland. R N.JAME AGAINST .TAX.I.NCREASES WHY HAVE PROI'_E_RTY TAXES GONE UP RECENTLY? BECAUSE OF AN OHIO SUPREME COURT RUUNG ON ASSESSMENT LEV£LS AND BECAUSE OF OHIO'S SIX -YEAR REAPPRAISAL.CYCLE. NOT BECAUSE OF ACTION BY lHE LEGISlATURE. PUIII.PKIN SATURDAY MEMPIUS, Tenn ..(UP!) Mayor WYeth Chandler says the Great Pumpkin and public opinion have helped him in his decision to celebrate Halloween on Saturday. ' Chandler said his office received more phone calls ,asklng to move the ;celebration from its •tradtional date of Oct. 31, a :&mdaythis year, ID Saturday :than on a0y other issue since :he's been in office. • "The Great Pumpkin ~ving descended upon me in :large volume, I'm asking you :to join with me alii declare :this Saturday as Halloween," (-'handler said to the City :COuncil. RON JAMES co-sponsored a bill to freeze -· property ·taxes so·they won't go up ' without a Vote ·of the people and Ron ·r.. . James will keep working for. even lower property ~es. J. ' RN AGAINST GUN CONTROL bidder t o ent er into and e)C ec u te a contract for th e work covered by the pr oposal he has submit ted , wi thin ten days follow ing not ice of award of such work lo him , shall cause the bid security to become forfeited by the bidder to the Owner as liqu idated damages and not as a pe.nalty becau.s e. of such f~liure on the part of the . For Court of Appeals, vote Judge Franklin Sheeler, the only candidate with judicial experience. · Everett Ridge, Chmn . Sheeler Committee 14 South May Ave. Athens, Ohio 45701 ' JAMES County Commiss!!-?!!!! Pd . Pot. Adv. _ . • _ _ ... Ei:ich bidder shall b e prepared_. In the e\lent he IS the accepted blddef, t o furnish performance and payment bonds , in a farm sa t isfactory to the Owrier , In the amount of 100 percen t of the contracl pri ce, guaranteeing the successful comple tion of the work bid upon and payment tlf ob.l igalltln s ar ising al l lherf!from . Proposals may be ma i led or delivered . If m ailed , send via r eg istered mall in time ror bid opening . Bidders shall designate on the envel ope that it is a sealed bid , Ind icate the pro je ct befng Qld , the div ision upon Whi ch he Is bidding , the name and address of bidd er and addressed to : So1.1thern Lo cal Board of Ed ucation SoUthern Loca l High .S c:hoof Rac ine, Oh io 45771 The Own er reserves the righ t to accept any bid , to wa ive any or all informelitl es In bids and -Or reject any TJr all bids at his discretio n. No bid may be withdrawn for a period of 45 days . By order of th e Southern Loca l Board of Education, Rac ine . Ohio. Mrs . Jane Wagner , Clerk DOES! MERRIL TRIPLETT for STATE REPRESENTATIVE day. you won 't give up an ything witho ut p ro m ise of a return . Sell ishness doesn't become you . CAPRICORN (Dec:. 22-Jan. 11) You r independence is preci ous 1o d ay _ y au can guar d I't wllh ou t spapplng at othe rs who fnake d eman ds on yo ur li me and talent AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. I 8) This is th e kind of a day when ' yo u could get in a bo~ and nail the lid down . You are your own , b1ggesl problem today PISCES (Feb. 20-Merch 20) You e are hopefu L today , and al so realis tic. You see th ings as they are, not as you hope they would be. ' Some Ways To Get Jobs: Your Bl'rthday ' • A fair tax structure so people want to work and settle in Ohio. Oct. 28, 1978 Powerful ambitions will be • A hea~hy environment where our streets.are safe and we have awakened in y01.,1 thi s year , You'll know wh at you want and, what's more. yo11 'll figure oull'1ow tp go all er 11 a good recreational facilities. (Are you a ScorpiQ ? Bern/eli Osol has wrirten a speci~ l Astra . . Graph Letter for ·you. For your • A good transportation system. copy send 50 cents and a sefiaddressed, slamped envelope to Astro·Graph , P.O. Box 489. Radio Ciry Station. Ne~ York , N. y W01 9. Be sure to ask for ' child an opportunity. • A good education system to give every Sc orpio Paid For By: Your Candidate's Campaign Committee vofume 1.) n ., ' ~------------------------~-· • COMPARE • • • ' - 1" REPUBLICAN RALLY PUBLIC INVITED : .Pomeroy Elementary SchOol, Mulberry Avenue, Pomeroy 8:00 P.M., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28 ' ' After You Do, We Thln.k You Wlli Agre-e That PERFORMANCE••• NOT .PROP,\ISES · ·Re-Elect Sheriff Harrenbach . PD. POL ADV. .. HON. CLARENCE E. MILLER, ·sPEAKER ' Bob Harttnl:tach Deserves Your Vote. ' I• Be There and Bring Your Friends . . · Pd. Pol. Adv. Pd. by Candidate I,; . ' "• I, 0 B5 ( 10) 7, 13, 20, 27, .-H c The Qualifications! NO GUN OONTR(l: MEASURES HAVE PASSED lH£ OHIO LEGISlAtuRE AND ONE REASON .IS BECAUSE RON JAMES HAS BEEN "lHERE RGHTING. . . participation, )oined in. Mrs. Tucker ,wid blacks · ·-•t ted are guilly an d stand luu c for voter apathy, but " there ' ...t \. n 'I tsapar-uO!'llntttawa\ syouon .YOUR .CANDIDATE He has received three Ohio Supre~e Court awards lor Superior Judicial Service. •'• •' '• ill ustrate the nt>ed 'for voter Se a le<!' pr opos als will be re ceh.red by the Bo"'rd af Edu cat ion of the Southertl Lo.ca! School Oi5tr lc t at the So uth ern LO Ci'll H I.Qfl Scho ol offi ce at R«'ci nc, · Ohio , unrll twl·lv e ( 11 :00) noon , ' pr evailing local t i m~ . Thvrs da y, octoMr ?8. l97.o. &nd open e.d . i rn rn e d I e t e I y Hterea l!er , for ftu.l furn iMll ng ot an m~ tc rt~ls and per formi ng all labor tor It'l l! lll · st!'lllat l on ol gyl;Hlas iv''' bleacner.s In tn c- Southern Loc al HIQ 11 Schoo l. Spe c;i f lc atlans rn'i'ly be ob ta lned fr om lhe off ice ot th & Cle rk Tr easu r er ol th e So ut hern Lo t a t a o~~r tt ot Education . eo,. 176.. RAcine . Oh;o •571 \. Al l proposals sMII br. ., c comptwied by a s alt & f t~ c t ory Suruly Bond or., Cer ti f ie-d Check on a ba n k ~ainu bu sin'ess 1n the Stl'll & of Oh(o , In th e a m oun I of 5 per cont. otth ~ tot i'J I va lue ot t he bid . Bid secu rity w il l be re tur n ed w ith in ten d~ys atTar c: o nt r~t c t l or !Ia• w o r~ has been e)(~C u t ed . Fai l ur e of a nv b id de r 10 e n t~r Into ana e"-ec u le a con tr t'l c! f or thl' work cov ered bY lt:lc proposl'll he has subm i tt ed , wiTh in len days to llow tng non ce ot aw ;H d of such wor K to him , sha l l cause II H~ bi d security to M co me l orl ollod bY l hc bl<ldl'r to th e owner as nqu l d~tl rtt damag es t'lild not as l1t penally becll use of such f a ilur e on th e part ot thtt bldd or . Pr oposals m ay be mal ted nr de li vered . If m ailed , stmd via rt>Qis l or ed mll ll ln time lor old op e111ng . Bld d tJrs Sh nl t des innate 01' 1110 c-nvc lopo llu1 t a se Bied bid , lho n• mc ' '"I 11 15 ad dress ot' bltlder 11 r1d I'Ht d r ~ ss c d to . sou th en1 LQca l Botud ol Educ8 11on , JiUll~ · Wagner , Cler k T. r eesu rc r , L\o)( 176, ~ acl t1 c, 011 10 H J'7 .1 The Ow ner r c-s t• r vcs th e rig h t to tu: ce p t any bid , to wa ive ·11ny or ll ll ln t or m nllt los in bi ds lind -or rejec t nn v or I' ll bids a t h is di scr et ion . No bid rnil y be withdrawn to r a period ot 45 d~ty s . By order of l hc Sou111 er n Loc; al Boar d ol educt~ lion . R!!t cine. OhiO . To Have The ·Chance For A Job? Judge Sheeler has 15 years legal experience, including 9 outstond · ing years as a conservative, c.ompelent Judge. ••• ' · be gan smgtng · · ·~Bate II Chmr Hymn of the Republic." · On '· th 500 1 e uy one, e . peop e in ~"t . Matthew 's Church, guthei'ed here to announce u . national pray ~ ln in Washington nelrt Sunday to Wh0 Wan ts . All Oh"lOans . ''' Mrs. Tucker shouted as a 0 Sheeler • On other questions, he termed lhe Arab boycott "a disgrace to our country" ~d said the Helsinki pact was "1ll advised." He pledged that, if elected, he would reassess the pact next swiuner. Finally, Carter said he supports U.N . resolutions recognizing Isreal as a sljlle, and he urged direct negotiations between Israel. and the Arab states to reach a peace settlement. "I certainly had not thought the Israelis responsible for th~ PHILADELPHIA (UP! ) At · the pulpit of the Old Methodist Church on Philadelphia's west side, C. De L ores Tucker , PeMSylvania secretary of state, surveyed her fellow blacks and told them they were hypocrites. With Democra tic vicepresidential nominee Walter Mondale looking oo, she said blacks should stop singing and praying about the need to overcome and do oomething about it - vote. . Mrs. Tucker's rema rks ndded a unique aspect to the get .. ullhe-vote drive the Democrats are concentralng on in this final week before the election. After several appearances stressing the theme in Pennsylvania, Mondale traveled today to Ohio to deliver the same a · formula for lt was blacks, she said, who apathy victory,, they are doomed. to were responsible for the elecbe beaten." tion of Richard Nixon in 1968 because they didn't turn out PU BLIC NbTICE and vote for Hubert TO : ill OOERS Humphrey . SUBJECT : Mater ial$ and "We, U1e black people of tabor t or l ns tall• tl on ol bleache r s America, are the ones who gymna.stum FOR : The Board ol could have put a good man in Educat io n ol the South ern the White House," she said. L_2c&I" School Dis tri c t, R&c lnl.', " I say you're hypocrites! " Oh'i-0 45171 AstroGrapt-l JUDGE FRANKLIN ) lnvest~ent. By CHERYL ARVIDSON Nov. 2." appeal, District Judge John <lefendants. "distribution should be "You can redeem the death .I . I th K J. Sirica would have to decide Only H.R. Haldeman prompt,alll onan ~qual basis message , of Dr . Martm AI er ng whilt government agency will objected ID releasing the to all persons desiring oopies 11 We who need the vote so Jr .,you canredeem lhe denUt be responsible for Ia pes. The oourt of appeals .. , Neither the court, nor any "" ~ N 2 niuch don 't ·use il," Mrs. of M . e~ar ~.we ~s on .ov,. · distributing the tapes at cast affirmed the. convictions .of . agent H appoints, should You caft'l m ar ch .with them Tucker said, noting 50 per and whether private. all but former assis tant ·profit from the public 's cent of eligible black voters today ,_.. bUt youc anmar chto organizaUons can sell the allorney general Robert exercise of· its common law aren't registered and 50 per U1e polls and cHsl your vote sertes·at a profit. Mardian two weeks ago, right" to obtain court cent of those""who are won't for th e ~next PrCsident of U1e The coover&ations are not which Bazelon said means evidence. Palestinian problem, ' ' he vote: · . Unt' ted Sta les, Jitnllt y secret. Transcripts were pub- "the possibility of a second' The networks have stiid . He called for a She reminded the predomi· Carter." " lished by the government and trial ... has obviously been estimated the 50 reels of tape ''comprehensive settlement" nantiy A S She fiRI·Shed hCr black audience of her In commercial paperback significantly reduced." could be duplicated at a cost of the Middle ' East coofiict. marches with slain civil remarks, Mondale stepped to books shortly after 1hey were Bazelon said the nature of of $2.20 to $4 per reel, so the rights leader Dr. Marlin the pulpit and embraced her. released by the Nixon White the conversations involving entire set could cost the IJJther King Jr. Then they joined In the fina I House in 1974. Anyone who crlmlnal conspiracy in tbe public $110 to 1200 even ~ no ''Don 'i sing about the man, chor us of the old hymn. could squeze into the WhiteHouse override Nixon's one makes a profit. 11 don''t pray over him, do The very peopI e wI10 ha ve Watergate trial court was claims to privacy and something for him,'' Mrs. been so abused are the on es able ID llaten to the tapes confidentiality . · who may nUt vote,'' Mondalc Tucker said. Bernice Bede Oisot wben they were used as The privacy claim is based said . " Wouldn't itbe Ule flnal NOTICE TO BIDDERS evidence. oo fear of embarrassment, .Sealed pr'opose ts witt be For Thursday, Oct. 28, UJ78 irony if we esta!Jiish a new QUEEN OF ROSES But most of the I!Biion nas Bazelon said, but the r eceived by the Board of '( b 1 ARIES (March 21-Aprlt 181 si Fa te~y : 1 you u usc pcup " Education of the South ern PASADENA, Calif. (UP!) not beard them and reporters embarrassment Mr. Nixon Local School orstri t t at the Determi natio n is !hie kE!y word In enough, they won't covering the trial said t.be anliclpates Is largely that Southern L o ~ al -H fgh Sc hool your atti tUde tod ay . Wh en you .,- Diane Jene Ramaker, a 21' Part ic ipate in politics. 1 , transcript!, fuU ox broken which . results whenever office a t Ra cine , Ohio , until get into any activity, you 're In It to year-<Jid green..,yed blonde suggest oomeUung else. If tw el ve o't lo t k (12 :001 noon 1 w1n. who want s to be · a sentences and partial misconduct or questionable Pr eva iling lo c al tim e, yo u ' r e ablLSed vot e against '· ,. thoughts, do not rellect the conduct is exposed." T HURS'O A V, NO V EM B ER 4 TAUAUS(Apri120· MI)'20}Tri m cosmeiDigoist, is the 1977 those wh0 did lt. 1976, and open ed Imm ed ia tel y away the frills today. Get to the Tournament of Roses Queen forcefulness of the "... the conversations at the Bowser , head of eafter , for the furnishing heart of the ,m atter. Success is and will rei gn over theCharles conversations or Nixon 's Issue relate .to the conduct of of rall mater ial s and per slate's Independent Party form ing all labor for th e assure d if yo u opera te in a Pasadena 's annu al New <leclsive role. the presidency," Bszelon erec and leader of an unsuccessful down· IO·earth way. t ion of : Year's Day festivities. The appeals court opinion ·added, "and thus they are ADDITIONS TO m ove t o recall Ph iladelphia Miss Ramaker was chosen SOUT~ERN LOCAL GEMINI (Mar 21·Juno 20) , k . I .sed by Chief Judge , David both impressed with the HICH SCHOOL Someon e who owes you a long. from seven finalists Tuesday. Mayor Fran L. Rtzzo , C 0 Bazelon said there was not 'public trust / and of prime Ute rn eeti n~ with a warnlng lo RACINE , OHIO standi ng debt isn't going to pa y The other six will be her royal enough evidence that release national interest." Plan s and specificat ion m ay up voluntari_ly, Go alter it fir ml y, Republicans: · be obtained from the Ar J8 n l! Wfll)l1 (1f, court dW'ing the Ruse Par.ade of the tapes would prejudice The tapes were sought by chite ct s. Ees ley , Lee, Vargo & but don't be hostile " If Fo rd and Mister Clork apd the Rose Bowl Football the appeals · rights · of major broadcast netwocks Cassady , 326 Front Street. CANCER. (J 2 t 2· · Pineapple figure black . Marietta , Ohio, 457 50, f or a . . una 1·Ju y 2} ll's classic. ( 10 ) 7, 13, 70, 27, tii C and Warner ·Communi· dep,osit of $2.5 wlll ch 'itill be possible you'll enco unter some cations, which manu· . If the do.cuments ar e o pposi tion today. Tho proble ms ~~----··•llll!!!l•llll!!!!!!!!fl•llll~..-~~-------· factures records, refunded returned unmarked and in won ' t be in !;; urm oun \abl e 11 condition with in len days you' re tactful. movies and books. ·Sirica good after bid due date . Should no DOUGLAS DOME ruled in April, 1975, they pr'clposal be subm i tteet- a nct the LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You 're · · WASHINGTON (UP!) . could not be released unlllthe draw'ings not r etu rned fiv e · more wi lling to ai d peopl e with Former Supreme Court coverup defendants ~ays before the bid due date, you r hand s today than with you r · Justice William 0. Douglas is completed their appeals' ~i~~~~~~ fao~~Y~~~ ~I the deposit purse. Service can accompli sh Se p~rate bid s w i ll be wh at your chec kbook can 't .· at home in Washington, including new trials if recuperating from a broken convictions were reversed. receh1ed on : " GENERAL CONTRA CT VIRGO (Aua . 23·S•p• . 22) II . PLUMBIN G CONTR ACT _Although i1 may be tempting , hip which has had him While the Supreme Court HEAT I NG & VEN · don't try t o use your social con. hospitalized since Labor Day. could deny the appeals by TILI llA.TING CONTR A CT !acts lor bu siness gains unless The Waller Reed Army former · Attorney General IV . ELECTRI CAL CON . THEY mak e th e over tures . TR ACT Medical Center released John Mitchell and former proposals m us t conta in LIBRA (Sept . 23 -0ct. 23) Douglas Tuesday and the White House aides John D. th.eAl l name of every person Oqmes tic matters should be terested th erein , be s.ub · justice, who turned 78 oo Oct. Ehrllchman and Haldeman, in m itted on forms f urnished by give n top priority today . Think of 16, returned to his .home In If it does grarit a hearing and the . Architects and be ac. th e f am ily f i r St , an d th e n ·Washington. He has been reverses the convictions cOmpan lt;>d by a satisfactory your-se lf. Surety Borid or a ' Certif ied partially paralyzed from a years might pass under Check ori a bank ' dOing SCORPIO (Oct 24·NoV. 22} Try stroke alii is cooflned to a Siricti's . decision before the buS(ness ih the State of Ohio , not to ta ke yourself too $erlously in the amount of 5 per cent of today. It your .outlook is a sour wheelchair. general public could hear the the total \lalue or the bid In 111 h r cludi,ng al l add alterna teS . Bid one. it w ave a negatve effect ·Douglas retired No•. 12, tapes for themselves. sec urity will be returned on' everyone arou nd you . 1975, after serving on the But the appeals court, over within t en dayS afler contract SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23~Dec . court longer than any other the dissent of Judge George for the work has been justice -more than 36 years. MacKinnon , said e)(ecuted . Fa ilure of any 21) Usually you' re generous. TO· b•dd" ...~- him that they would like to pose .four questions to him. The firs t concerned remarks by Oen. George Brown, cliaitman of the joint chiefs of staff, th~t Israel has been a "military burden" on the United Stales. Carter <)escribed Brown's remarks as "lli;o!vised and Improper," and said Isreal is a "stab.ilizing influence" and the "sniall, Insignificant aid" the United States gives to Isra el . is a worthwhile .I �·• Carter sharing his plans with crowds . Blacks admonished tou1 vote . ' 17- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Oct. 27, !976 aJBELEN '1'BOMAS CHlC,.GO(IJPI) - Jimmy Carter who says he Intends to Prelldent Ford next ~week ·13 s1art1ng to share his pos~lectlon plans with crowds along the campaign trail. With the prediction " I intend to wlit" Carter told a gathering oi thouaands of Dlinoia and Iowa supporters Tuesday : "One of the major commitments I make to you - a top priority- is to put the American, people back to work before the Inauguration." Later in the evening, beat ROBERT BURDE'l'I'E, left, a trullee, presented Willllm L. Cm Wlth a 30 year membenhlp pin in the I Y' ,. \l I I / ' . .~) ,l . PRESENTED 25 YEAR MEMBERSHIP pins tn the Meigs County Farm.Burea~ at the annual meeting '1'\lesday night were I tor, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bush alii Mr. alii Mrs. Rex E. Shenefield. · ·' '' Grass root opini~ll is expressed at some designated, job and all recipients be Investigated before being approved. We also believe wellare recipients allould be allowed to 'irork to supplement their Income. . Further study be made to set standards, regulations, and laws on construction and op,eratlo~ of ultra high voltage_ transmission lines. We oppose the proposed requirement of keeping record logs on farm trucks as stated In House Bill No. 1322. The Public Utilities be reorganized so that the uUUIIea can be oontrolled to receive a fair rate of return on their investments but still give the consumer a more origin. . equitable utility rate. All able-bodied recipient of We oppose the legalization welfare be .required to work (cOntinued ln!Dl page I l Uce01e or any other routine work In which they might be . Involved. We very thoroughly study all proposed legislation relative to land use aa It would pertain to farmers. Our government not spend more money than the In· coming revenuea justify. ' state and Federal money be made available lor restoration of surface !!)in1ng not presently oovered by restoration prn4fams. We auppon the enactment· of a State Severance Tax In Olllo on extracted natural resourcea with the revenue returned to the C<lunty of push down our domestic markets and be more dlatlnclly marked and pass lbe same inspection as dnestlc products. All subltitutes in beef and pork and all food prodacts be lleml!ed in a strict labetlng act. An lnimedlate study be made to set standards, regulations and : laws on construction and operation of ultra high vo(tage tri!Ds· mlsaion lines. AU able bodied recipient of welfare be required to work at iome designated job and aU recipients be Investigated before being approved . .We also believe welfare recipients should be allowed to work to supplement their income. We oppost the legalization of markjuana. • We urge that Grain ~rlty Standards for sales overseas meet pre-detennlned · stan"dards and consideration be given to establishment of an export facility for this pur· pose which would be owned and controlled by farmers. · We support a supply · and · demand concept. of marijuana. We urge that Grain Purity Stalllards lor sales overseas meet ·re·11etmlned stan· dards and consideration be given to estabUshmenl of an ·-··· export facility for this purpose which would be owned and controlled by farmers. NATIONAL Our government not spend .more money than till> in· coming revenues justify. The cash basis of farm Income reporting for Income . tax be retained. The starting date for daylight time be Memorial Day and the termination date · , be Labor Day. ,...,..., We oontinue to support · ·-- ••" leglidiltion to control· dairy "Whose day sh· a n we discuss and bee! impart so that those first~" products do not nece~rlly Class of fi~h graders learn all about voting ' . Mrs. Bernadine Meier, always falls on the former 11011 worker lor · ~~~t Tuesday after the first precinCt In which Pomeroy Monday In November, these Elementary Scl)ool Is m people must be at the polls located, apoke to Mra. Mary al8 p.m. Their first duty is to M. Hysell's filth grade pupila place a United States Flag 50 recently on .the topic, fool on each side of the polllng "Voting," u a supplement to place. (There can be no ll!e govern111ent unit eleclloneerlng within this currently being studied In space. The next duty is to get 10Cialstudi01. the retglstratlon books ready Her talk brought the for the voters who start to concept of voting down to a . · vole at6:30 a.m. practical, local level, when A voter has to live In a she told the cl8S8 that lbelr precinct 30 days before being precinct Ia one of four, In ellgtbie to ·vote there, and a Pomeroy. Mrs. Meier person may vote at only one described the work of the precinct. Laws now permit a . three Democralll ' and three crippled or blind person to be Republicans, appointed by accompanied by another the Central Committee which person In the booth. Senior wu elected In May to receive Citizens may make and reoord the votes -in the arrangel)lents to vote at precinct. home, and mail votes In a On the Saturday preceding sealed envelope; howeVer, the election, the workers take lheae votes are never opened an oath In which. tl\ey swear until election day. The same they will not reveal how rule applies to aU absentee anyooe voted, if by chance an votes. Individual did not fold his Mrs.Meler said there may · ballot. several ballots and any Then on election day, which number of .Issues, or oo Miill-A-Book . catalogs mailed ' Ubrarlan Suaan Fleshman announced today a calalog Ust1ng IMJO boob available free of chaJ'IIe la in the maJis to aD rural route boiiiolders in Meigs C<lunty. This catalog Usta new books available through the Mall·A· Book service Qf the Olllo Valier Area Libraries (OVAL) of which Meigs Ubrarles la a 111ember. The Maii·A·Booli iervlce Is a means ol. providing library· service to rural, han· dicapped, or Qther residents Watergate tapes are going public are By JAMEs A. KIDNEY WASIDNGTON (UP!) The , American people may soon be able .to hear -at a cost of up to $200 a set .,-- the taped voice'Df Richard Nlxoo apealdng the words 'that cost him the presidency two years ago. The U.S. Circuit C<lurt of Appeals ruled Tuesdu the tapes used in the Watergate oonspiracy trial may be n\ade public without wailing for the coverup defendants to exhaust their appeals at the Supreme C<lurt. But Herbert J. Miller Jr., one of Nixon's lawyers, said this ruling i.tself will be appeilled. . "The effect of the .. . declsion is to jlerinlt lbe commercial explollation of recordings of presidenilal conversations subpoenaed for use In a criminal trial,'' he said. "Accor(ingly we will appeal that decision." The ruling doesn 'I make the tapes available right away. Even without an representing Mrs. Emma Flndllng; Mrs. Everim C<llwell, Mrs. Stella Grueaer, Mrs. Ruby Hlllliday, Mrs. Pauline Alltlna and Vemoo Nease. GIFTS WERE PRESENTED 50 ·YEAR members or more In the Meigs County Farm Bureau Federation Tuesday night ·They are, 1to r, Mrs. Garland Caldwell, ~~ Farm Blll'tlll Fedei'allan Tuetday Ngbt. With c.rr iU daugbters, Penni ClrJ',Ieltand VIcki HW,rlchl. who find it difficult to visit the libraries or the . bookmObile. Beat...uers, biographies, craft books and children's books are among the wide variety that can be borrowed. Rural route rftidents In each of the lO soulheulem Ohio CQunties partiC'Ipallng in OVAL's Mali·A·Book receive the catalogs. For mbre informalloc call 992-6813 or write Mall·A·1Jook Service, Olllo Valley Area Ubrari.S, 107 W. Broadway, Wellston, Olllo 45692. questions, to be voted upon. An example ol an Issue concerning only Pomeroy is that of, "Do we wnat to pay a small addition to our tares, In order to keep all the street llghts that are now In use?" Candidates to be voted upon may be men or women I'UMing for public office, from the local, state, or on up to national status. · Alter a voter folds hla ballot, he gives lito a worker who tears off the top number, then dropa the ballot Into a slit In a locked bor. These locked boxes are not opened until the polla are closed at 7 . p.m., after which no one may enter the polllng· place. The class was surprised to leam that a poll worker may not leave unill all the votes are counted. The State and Presidential candidates' ballots have to be counted HONORED'FOR 35 AND 40 YEAR memberships in ·the Meigs C<lunty Farm Bureau FederaUon Tuesday night were: liD r, Mr. and Mrs. ArvllHolter, 35 years; Donald Meigs. Property Transfers David Todd Rhodes ·to Roger H. ·Rouah, Cbrlstle L.. Roush, parcel, Letart. Arthur Eblin, Adria Eblin to Arnold E. Snowden, Jr., Florence L. Snowden, 49.01 acres, Salisbury. George R. Bunion, dec. to Gladys B. Bur.sOn, a!Od. of Trans, Bedford. Jo Ann Golden, Edwin H. Golden to James Ill. Fink, Victoria L. Fink, parcels, Middleport. Paul Simon, Allie Simon to Joseph C. ZwUllng, Lola B. Zwilling, lot, Pomeroy. John D. Lisle, Janice Lisle to Mary E. Myers, parcel, Pomeroy. . Carl H. Platter, Kay Platter, WllUam G. Walters, Sally Walters to Bonnie Lou Ebersbach, lot, Middleport. Genile Brown, dec., to Helen Lee, Idra Trout, Viola EngUsh, Gentle Brown Jr., Charlene Peck, Charles E. Brown, affld. for Trans., Pomeroy. GeorgeS. Hobaletter, Zelda M. Hobsteller, to I. Carson Crow, Int. in 16.6 acres, Cheater. Eugene Morrison, May Morrison to Wilma L. O'Morrow, Philip W. ffrst and results telephoned to ,C<llumbus. Then only can the local candidates' ballots be counted. There wa.s amaze.. ment In the class when they learned that at the last election In which she was a poll worker. Mrs. Meier's group was not flntshed untU 5 a.m. the ilext day. ResuUs of one acre, . the election are always O'Morrow, Rutland. posted on the front of lbe Robert H. Crow, Kathryn po!Ung place. . H. Crow to James w. Crow, Mrs. Meier's presentation Pamela L. Crown, .226 acre, wu so complete and to the Syracuse, Sutton. · point that the only questloo Ruth Gosney to In· asked was "Do people have to dependent Holiness Inc. Iota, pay to vote?" Mrs. Meier Middleport. assured the .student that Farmers Home . Adm. to voting is a free privilege, and Robert W. Qualls, Julia R. should be the responsible act Qualls, lot, Middleport. ol all people, 18 years old and older. Robert Lee Mash, Tamara The Retired Senior Malb to Charles R. Mash m, Volunteer Program arranged Janice K. Mash, 21'.1 A., · for this appearance of Mrs. Salisbury. ' Meier. , I , • ' C.apable. •• James Roush Ruth Gosney to Eugene Morrllon, Mae .Morrllon, Lot, Middleport. ' . , Hazel E. Hawk to Gary L. Carter tcid a congregation at "We need to reassess the · Ford was campaigntng a1 a Jewilh temple thai the . !<reign policy slance of oW' thesame tlmc in the Chicago Arab boycott 11 a "travesty country," Carter said. area Tuesday as both and a disgrace' and pledged His voice was hoarse and candidates made strong bids to "move aggreoslvely as he seemed tired as he ended for the state's 26 electoral president and even u the first . day of · a rtnal voles. .P91is and political prealdenl-elect to end ·the campaign swing 1hat will end observers agree the stale is Arab boycott." · elecUoo day, but he was in a too close 1D call. He also fi'OIIIiaed to move buoyant mood. "It's been a good day," "Immediately after the He made -slops at Carter told reporters with, a electioo to restore a sense of Columbia, S.C., Southern broad smile as he concludt!$1 cooperation between the Illinois :University at his campaign acUvltles In president and C<lngress" and Carbondale, the Quad Cities Dllnois. . announced he would call a airport and Chicago on the At the synagogue m · two-day meeting . of first day of the trek. · · suburban Skokie, Carter was Oemo~;ratic and . GOP Today, the Carter caravan mobbed by wellwishers. and oongressional leaders and was•flying to New York for a was presented with a black f<relgnpollcyer:perts"loaee round of political velvet Yamulke trunmed m what we can do ID restore our appearances. silver·. . ,_ prestige In tile world." His Jewtsh hosts then told Mora, 40years; Mr. and Mra. WUhurPaiker, 4o years, and ihe Pomeroy National Bank represented .bY Muine Griffith, 40 years. Michael, Sharon Michael, menta, U7 A., Pomeroy. Elsle B. Bryant, deC. to 36.75 A., Chester. . Eucene F. Imbrogno Asao., Worthy E. Stanley, Roae Allll Inc, to Realmarit ~lop- Stanley, Parcels, Rutland. R N.JAME AGAINST .TAX.I.NCREASES WHY HAVE PROI'_E_RTY TAXES GONE UP RECENTLY? BECAUSE OF AN OHIO SUPREME COURT RUUNG ON ASSESSMENT LEV£LS AND BECAUSE OF OHIO'S SIX -YEAR REAPPRAISAL.CYCLE. NOT BECAUSE OF ACTION BY lHE LEGISlATURE. PUIII.PKIN SATURDAY MEMPIUS, Tenn ..(UP!) Mayor WYeth Chandler says the Great Pumpkin and public opinion have helped him in his decision to celebrate Halloween on Saturday. ' Chandler said his office received more phone calls ,asklng to move the ;celebration from its •tradtional date of Oct. 31, a :&mdaythis year, ID Saturday :than on a0y other issue since :he's been in office. • "The Great Pumpkin ~ving descended upon me in :large volume, I'm asking you :to join with me alii declare :this Saturday as Halloween," (-'handler said to the City :COuncil. RON JAMES co-sponsored a bill to freeze -· property ·taxes so·they won't go up ' without a Vote ·of the people and Ron ·r.. . James will keep working for. even lower property ~es. J. ' RN AGAINST GUN CONTROL bidder t o ent er into and e)C ec u te a contract for th e work covered by the pr oposal he has submit ted , wi thin ten days follow ing not ice of award of such work lo him , shall cause the bid security to become forfeited by the bidder to the Owner as liqu idated damages and not as a pe.nalty becau.s e. of such f~liure on the part of the . For Court of Appeals, vote Judge Franklin Sheeler, the only candidate with judicial experience. · Everett Ridge, Chmn . Sheeler Committee 14 South May Ave. Athens, Ohio 45701 ' JAMES County Commiss!!-?!!!! Pd . Pot. Adv. _ . • _ _ ... Ei:ich bidder shall b e prepared_. In the e\lent he IS the accepted blddef, t o furnish performance and payment bonds , in a farm sa t isfactory to the Owrier , In the amount of 100 percen t of the contracl pri ce, guaranteeing the successful comple tion of the work bid upon and payment tlf ob.l igalltln s ar ising al l lherf!from . Proposals may be ma i led or delivered . If m ailed , send via r eg istered mall in time ror bid opening . Bidders shall designate on the envel ope that it is a sealed bid , Ind icate the pro je ct befng Qld , the div ision upon Whi ch he Is bidding , the name and address of bidd er and addressed to : So1.1thern Lo cal Board of Ed ucation SoUthern Loca l High .S c:hoof Rac ine, Oh io 45771 The Own er reserves the righ t to accept any bid , to wa ive any or all informelitl es In bids and -Or reject any TJr all bids at his discretio n. No bid may be withdrawn for a period of 45 days . By order of th e Southern Loca l Board of Education, Rac ine . Ohio. Mrs . Jane Wagner , Clerk DOES! MERRIL TRIPLETT for STATE REPRESENTATIVE day. you won 't give up an ything witho ut p ro m ise of a return . Sell ishness doesn't become you . CAPRICORN (Dec:. 22-Jan. 11) You r independence is preci ous 1o d ay _ y au can guar d I't wllh ou t spapplng at othe rs who fnake d eman ds on yo ur li me and talent AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. I 8) This is th e kind of a day when ' yo u could get in a bo~ and nail the lid down . You are your own , b1ggesl problem today PISCES (Feb. 20-Merch 20) You e are hopefu L today , and al so realis tic. You see th ings as they are, not as you hope they would be. ' Some Ways To Get Jobs: Your Bl'rthday ' • A fair tax structure so people want to work and settle in Ohio. Oct. 28, 1978 Powerful ambitions will be • A hea~hy environment where our streets.are safe and we have awakened in y01.,1 thi s year , You'll know wh at you want and, what's more. yo11 'll figure oull'1ow tp go all er 11 a good recreational facilities. (Are you a ScorpiQ ? Bern/eli Osol has wrirten a speci~ l Astra . . Graph Letter for ·you. For your • A good transportation system. copy send 50 cents and a sefiaddressed, slamped envelope to Astro·Graph , P.O. Box 489. Radio Ciry Station. Ne~ York , N. y W01 9. Be sure to ask for ' child an opportunity. • A good education system to give every Sc orpio Paid For By: Your Candidate's Campaign Committee vofume 1.) n ., ' ~------------------------~-· • COMPARE • • • ' - 1" REPUBLICAN RALLY PUBLIC INVITED : .Pomeroy Elementary SchOol, Mulberry Avenue, Pomeroy 8:00 P.M., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28 ' ' After You Do, We Thln.k You Wlli Agre-e That PERFORMANCE••• NOT .PROP,\ISES · ·Re-Elect Sheriff Harrenbach . PD. POL ADV. .. HON. CLARENCE E. MILLER, ·sPEAKER ' Bob Harttnl:tach Deserves Your Vote. ' I• Be There and Bring Your Friends . . · Pd. Pol. Adv. Pd. by Candidate I,; . ' "• I, 0 B5 ( 10) 7, 13, 20, 27, .-H c The Qualifications! NO GUN OONTR(l: MEASURES HAVE PASSED lH£ OHIO LEGISlAtuRE AND ONE REASON .IS BECAUSE RON JAMES HAS BEEN "lHERE RGHTING. . . participation, )oined in. Mrs. Tucker ,wid blacks · ·-•t ted are guilly an d stand luu c for voter apathy, but " there ' ...t \. n 'I tsapar-uO!'llntttawa\ syouon .YOUR .CANDIDATE He has received three Ohio Supre~e Court awards lor Superior Judicial Service. •'• •' '• ill ustrate the nt>ed 'for voter Se a le<!' pr opos als will be re ceh.red by the Bo"'rd af Edu cat ion of the Southertl Lo.ca! School Oi5tr lc t at the So uth ern LO Ci'll H I.Qfl Scho ol offi ce at R«'ci nc, · Ohio , unrll twl·lv e ( 11 :00) noon , ' pr evailing local t i m~ . Thvrs da y, octoMr ?8. l97.o. &nd open e.d . i rn rn e d I e t e I y Hterea l!er , for ftu.l furn iMll ng ot an m~ tc rt~ls and per formi ng all labor tor It'l l! lll · st!'lllat l on ol gyl;Hlas iv''' bleacner.s In tn c- Southern Loc al HIQ 11 Schoo l. Spe c;i f lc atlans rn'i'ly be ob ta lned fr om lhe off ice ot th & Cle rk Tr easu r er ol th e So ut hern Lo t a t a o~~r tt ot Education . eo,. 176.. RAcine . Oh;o •571 \. Al l proposals sMII br. ., c comptwied by a s alt & f t~ c t ory Suruly Bond or., Cer ti f ie-d Check on a ba n k ~ainu bu sin'ess 1n the Stl'll & of Oh(o , In th e a m oun I of 5 per cont. otth ~ tot i'J I va lue ot t he bid . Bid secu rity w il l be re tur n ed w ith in ten d~ys atTar c: o nt r~t c t l or !Ia• w o r~ has been e)(~C u t ed . Fai l ur e of a nv b id de r 10 e n t~r Into ana e"-ec u le a con tr t'l c! f or thl' work cov ered bY lt:lc proposl'll he has subm i tt ed , wiTh in len days to llow tng non ce ot aw ;H d of such wor K to him , sha l l cause II H~ bi d security to M co me l orl ollod bY l hc bl<ldl'r to th e owner as nqu l d~tl rtt damag es t'lild not as l1t penally becll use of such f a ilur e on th e part ot thtt bldd or . Pr oposals m ay be mal ted nr de li vered . If m ailed , stmd via rt>Qis l or ed mll ll ln time lor old op e111ng . Bld d tJrs Sh nl t des innate 01' 1110 c-nvc lopo llu1 t a se Bied bid , lho n• mc ' '"I 11 15 ad dress ot' bltlder 11 r1d I'Ht d r ~ ss c d to . sou th en1 LQca l Botud ol Educ8 11on , JiUll~ · Wagner , Cler k T. r eesu rc r , L\o)( 176, ~ acl t1 c, 011 10 H J'7 .1 The Ow ner r c-s t• r vcs th e rig h t to tu: ce p t any bid , to wa ive ·11ny or ll ll ln t or m nllt los in bi ds lind -or rejec t nn v or I' ll bids a t h is di scr et ion . No bid rnil y be withdrawn to r a period ot 45 d~ty s . By order of l hc Sou111 er n Loc; al Boar d ol educt~ lion . R!!t cine. OhiO . To Have The ·Chance For A Job? Judge Sheeler has 15 years legal experience, including 9 outstond · ing years as a conservative, c.ompelent Judge. ••• ' · be gan smgtng · · ·~Bate II Chmr Hymn of the Republic." · On '· th 500 1 e uy one, e . peop e in ~"t . Matthew 's Church, guthei'ed here to announce u . national pray ~ ln in Washington nelrt Sunday to Wh0 Wan ts . All Oh"lOans . ''' Mrs. Tucker shouted as a 0 Sheeler • On other questions, he termed lhe Arab boycott "a disgrace to our country" ~d said the Helsinki pact was "1ll advised." He pledged that, if elected, he would reassess the pact next swiuner. Finally, Carter said he supports U.N . resolutions recognizing Isreal as a sljlle, and he urged direct negotiations between Israel. and the Arab states to reach a peace settlement. "I certainly had not thought the Israelis responsible for th~ PHILADELPHIA (UP! ) At · the pulpit of the Old Methodist Church on Philadelphia's west side, C. De L ores Tucker , PeMSylvania secretary of state, surveyed her fellow blacks and told them they were hypocrites. With Democra tic vicepresidential nominee Walter Mondale looking oo, she said blacks should stop singing and praying about the need to overcome and do oomething about it - vote. . Mrs. Tucker's rema rks ndded a unique aspect to the get .. ullhe-vote drive the Democrats are concentralng on in this final week before the election. After several appearances stressing the theme in Pennsylvania, Mondale traveled today to Ohio to deliver the same a · formula for lt was blacks, she said, who apathy victory,, they are doomed. to were responsible for the elecbe beaten." tion of Richard Nixon in 1968 because they didn't turn out PU BLIC NbTICE and vote for Hubert TO : ill OOERS Humphrey . SUBJECT : Mater ial$ and "We, U1e black people of tabor t or l ns tall• tl on ol bleache r s America, are the ones who gymna.stum FOR : The Board ol could have put a good man in Educat io n ol the South ern the White House," she said. L_2c&I" School Dis tri c t, R&c lnl.', " I say you're hypocrites! " Oh'i-0 45171 AstroGrapt-l JUDGE FRANKLIN ) lnvest~ent. By CHERYL ARVIDSON Nov. 2." appeal, District Judge John <lefendants. "distribution should be "You can redeem the death .I . I th K J. Sirica would have to decide Only H.R. Haldeman prompt,alll onan ~qual basis message , of Dr . Martm AI er ng whilt government agency will objected ID releasing the to all persons desiring oopies 11 We who need the vote so Jr .,you canredeem lhe denUt be responsible for Ia pes. The oourt of appeals .. , Neither the court, nor any "" ~ N 2 niuch don 't ·use il," Mrs. of M . e~ar ~.we ~s on .ov,. · distributing the tapes at cast affirmed the. convictions .of . agent H appoints, should You caft'l m ar ch .with them Tucker said, noting 50 per and whether private. all but former assis tant ·profit from the public 's cent of eligible black voters today ,_.. bUt youc anmar chto organizaUons can sell the allorney general Robert exercise of· its common law aren't registered and 50 per U1e polls and cHsl your vote sertes·at a profit. Mardian two weeks ago, right" to obtain court cent of those""who are won't for th e ~next PrCsident of U1e The coover&ations are not which Bazelon said means evidence. Palestinian problem, ' ' he vote: · . Unt' ted Sta les, Jitnllt y secret. Transcripts were pub- "the possibility of a second' The networks have stiid . He called for a She reminded the predomi· Carter." " lished by the government and trial ... has obviously been estimated the 50 reels of tape ''comprehensive settlement" nantiy A S She fiRI·Shed hCr black audience of her In commercial paperback significantly reduced." could be duplicated at a cost of the Middle ' East coofiict. marches with slain civil remarks, Mondale stepped to books shortly after 1hey were Bazelon said the nature of of $2.20 to $4 per reel, so the rights leader Dr. Marlin the pulpit and embraced her. released by the Nixon White the conversations involving entire set could cost the IJJther King Jr. Then they joined In the fina I House in 1974. Anyone who crlmlnal conspiracy in tbe public $110 to 1200 even ~ no ''Don 'i sing about the man, chor us of the old hymn. could squeze into the WhiteHouse override Nixon's one makes a profit. 11 don''t pray over him, do The very peopI e wI10 ha ve Watergate trial court was claims to privacy and something for him,'' Mrs. been so abused are the on es able ID llaten to the tapes confidentiality . · who may nUt vote,'' Mondalc Tucker said. Bernice Bede Oisot wben they were used as The privacy claim is based said . " Wouldn't itbe Ule flnal NOTICE TO BIDDERS evidence. oo fear of embarrassment, .Sealed pr'opose ts witt be For Thursday, Oct. 28, UJ78 irony if we esta!Jiish a new QUEEN OF ROSES But most of the I!Biion nas Bazelon said, but the r eceived by the Board of '( b 1 ARIES (March 21-Aprlt 181 si Fa te~y : 1 you u usc pcup " Education of the South ern PASADENA, Calif. (UP!) not beard them and reporters embarrassment Mr. Nixon Local School orstri t t at the Determi natio n is !hie kE!y word In enough, they won't covering the trial said t.be anliclpates Is largely that Southern L o ~ al -H fgh Sc hool your atti tUde tod ay . Wh en you .,- Diane Jene Ramaker, a 21' Part ic ipate in politics. 1 , transcript!, fuU ox broken which . results whenever office a t Ra cine , Ohio , until get into any activity, you 're In It to year-<Jid green..,yed blonde suggest oomeUung else. If tw el ve o't lo t k (12 :001 noon 1 w1n. who want s to be · a sentences and partial misconduct or questionable Pr eva iling lo c al tim e, yo u ' r e ablLSed vot e against '· ,. thoughts, do not rellect the conduct is exposed." T HURS'O A V, NO V EM B ER 4 TAUAUS(Apri120· MI)'20}Tri m cosmeiDigoist, is the 1977 those wh0 did lt. 1976, and open ed Imm ed ia tel y away the frills today. Get to the Tournament of Roses Queen forcefulness of the "... the conversations at the Bowser , head of eafter , for the furnishing heart of the ,m atter. Success is and will rei gn over theCharles conversations or Nixon 's Issue relate .to the conduct of of rall mater ial s and per slate's Independent Party form ing all labor for th e assure d if yo u opera te in a Pasadena 's annu al New <leclsive role. the presidency," Bszelon erec and leader of an unsuccessful down· IO·earth way. t ion of : Year's Day festivities. The appeals court opinion ·added, "and thus they are ADDITIONS TO m ove t o recall Ph iladelphia Miss Ramaker was chosen SOUT~ERN LOCAL GEMINI (Mar 21·Juno 20) , k . I .sed by Chief Judge , David both impressed with the HICH SCHOOL Someon e who owes you a long. from seven finalists Tuesday. Mayor Fran L. Rtzzo , C 0 Bazelon said there was not 'public trust / and of prime Ute rn eeti n~ with a warnlng lo RACINE , OHIO standi ng debt isn't going to pa y The other six will be her royal enough evidence that release national interest." Plan s and specificat ion m ay up voluntari_ly, Go alter it fir ml y, Republicans: · be obtained from the Ar J8 n l! Wfll)l1 (1f, court dW'ing the Ruse Par.ade of the tapes would prejudice The tapes were sought by chite ct s. Ees ley , Lee, Vargo & but don't be hostile " If Fo rd and Mister Clork apd the Rose Bowl Football the appeals · rights · of major broadcast netwocks Cassady , 326 Front Street. CANCER. (J 2 t 2· · Pineapple figure black . Marietta , Ohio, 457 50, f or a . . una 1·Ju y 2} ll's classic. ( 10 ) 7, 13, 70, 27, tii C and Warner ·Communi· dep,osit of $2.5 wlll ch 'itill be possible you'll enco unter some cations, which manu· . If the do.cuments ar e o pposi tion today. Tho proble ms ~~----··•llll!!!l•llll!!!!!!!!fl•llll~..-~~-------· factures records, refunded returned unmarked and in won ' t be in !;; urm oun \abl e 11 condition with in len days you' re tactful. movies and books. ·Sirica good after bid due date . Should no DOUGLAS DOME ruled in April, 1975, they pr'clposal be subm i tteet- a nct the LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You 're · · WASHINGTON (UP!) . could not be released unlllthe draw'ings not r etu rned fiv e · more wi lling to ai d peopl e with Former Supreme Court coverup defendants ~ays before the bid due date, you r hand s today than with you r · Justice William 0. Douglas is completed their appeals' ~i~~~~~~ fao~~Y~~~ ~I the deposit purse. Service can accompli sh Se p~rate bid s w i ll be wh at your chec kbook can 't .· at home in Washington, including new trials if recuperating from a broken convictions were reversed. receh1ed on : " GENERAL CONTRA CT VIRGO (Aua . 23·S•p• . 22) II . PLUMBIN G CONTR ACT _Although i1 may be tempting , hip which has had him While the Supreme Court HEAT I NG & VEN · don't try t o use your social con. hospitalized since Labor Day. could deny the appeals by TILI llA.TING CONTR A CT !acts lor bu siness gains unless The Waller Reed Army former · Attorney General IV . ELECTRI CAL CON . THEY mak e th e over tures . TR ACT Medical Center released John Mitchell and former proposals m us t conta in LIBRA (Sept . 23 -0ct. 23) Douglas Tuesday and the White House aides John D. th.eAl l name of every person Oqmes tic matters should be terested th erein , be s.ub · justice, who turned 78 oo Oct. Ehrllchman and Haldeman, in m itted on forms f urnished by give n top priority today . Think of 16, returned to his .home In If it does grarit a hearing and the . Architects and be ac. th e f am ily f i r St , an d th e n ·Washington. He has been reverses the convictions cOmpan lt;>d by a satisfactory your-se lf. Surety Borid or a ' Certif ied partially paralyzed from a years might pass under Check ori a bank ' dOing SCORPIO (Oct 24·NoV. 22} Try stroke alii is cooflned to a Siricti's . decision before the buS(ness ih the State of Ohio , not to ta ke yourself too $erlously in the amount of 5 per cent of today. It your .outlook is a sour wheelchair. general public could hear the the total \lalue or the bid In 111 h r cludi,ng al l add alterna teS . Bid one. it w ave a negatve effect ·Douglas retired No•. 12, tapes for themselves. sec urity will be returned on' everyone arou nd you . 1975, after serving on the But the appeals court, over within t en dayS afler contract SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23~Dec . court longer than any other the dissent of Judge George for the work has been justice -more than 36 years. MacKinnon , said e)(ecuted . Fa ilure of any 21) Usually you' re generous. TO· b•dd" ...~- him that they would like to pose .four questions to him. The firs t concerned remarks by Oen. George Brown, cliaitman of the joint chiefs of staff, th~t Israel has been a "military burden" on the United Stales. Carter <)escribed Brown's remarks as "lli;o!vised and Improper," and said Isreal is a "stab.ilizing influence" and the "sniall, Insignificant aid" the United States gives to Isra el . is a worthwhile .I �' ll-The DeilySenUnel, Mldc!lepor\.Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, Oct. 'll,l976 WANT ADS '':J.o."o't~J~~N 5 P .M. Otr P ubllcttlon . Btfore :1.~7::k:.~.~··od the home of her daughter , ond .c.ncel1etlons , cor~ec nons ecupted fin ! day of REGULAT IONS reurves 0 the right to tdlt or r elect any 1d1 deemed ob . lectlona l. Tne publisher 2 SIGNS not be rtspons lbre fQr more then one Incorrect inurtlon . RATES For W1nt Ad Service S cen ts per word one inse r tion . Minimum Charge Sl.OO. 14 cents per word three consecut l\le lnnrtloni . 26 cents per wotd II X consec ut ]ve Insertions . . 25 Per Ce nt Olsc oun1 on paid ads and· ads peid within 10 d&ys . . CARD OF THAN ItS & OBITUARY $2 .00 for 50 word min imu m . '"' Eacfl addftlo"nal word J cents . M.INO ADS A ddit ional 2Sc Charge _ per Adll erfisement OFFICE HOURS 8 "30 am , to .5 :00 p .m . Deily , 8:30 a .m . to 12 : 00 Noon Saturdey . Phone today 992 -2T56 . NOTICES ' ATTN.: II ALL HOUSEWIVES All Yard Sa les, Rummage , Por ch and Be~ement Por ch and Basement S&II!'S, etc . m ust be pald d n adVi!mce Get your$ In ear l y by stopping by our office at The Daily Sen tinel , 111 Co urt SL or wr1 : ..,9 Bo:-c 129, Po meroy , Ohio •4 5769 with yo ur remrllance THE RACINE Fire Oepcnment will hove a gun shoot Soturdoy at b:30 p.m. at thei r building in Boshan . NOW acceptin g p10no stude nts, begmners, intermed•otes, ad· vonced students . Call 992· 2270. ~--------- Skate -A -Way announces bus Racine and sched u le : Miner svil le. Middleport , Pomeroy Sotur dov nighh . Open Weds .', Fndoy and So tu r· day . everv 7::10 to 10 ·00 Availabl e for private par ties, M o ndov , Tuesday , and Thursday evening. Sa turday and Sun day oher noons . Phone lor nnervoti6ns , 985-3929, 985·9996 or 985 -4!41 . - OF bo•••· OlD furn iture, Ice broS$ beds, wall telephones and potts. or complee households. Write M. 0. Miller, Rt . ~ . Pomeroy , Ohio. Co ll 992-1760. QIMUTY -- ~·~70 ~·-~­ COINS, 192' and older currency , gold ond 5il11er , scrop . Will buy. sell . or trade. foro good setae· lion of co ins . Hove supp lies for metal detec to rs . Roge r Wamsler. :- on leading Creek and Rut and Rood. Phone 742· 2331 for on offer . WANTED: Chipwood Poles mOM • imum diameter, 10 inches on largest end. S8.00 per ton . bulld!ed slobs, $6.00 per ton. Deliver to Ohio Polle t Com. pony , Rt, 2, Pomeroy. Ohio . Phone992·2689. _...,.. __ _ ........, ~Wonted old upright piol}os in any condition. Will poy $10 eoc:h First floor on lv. Wnte gi vi ng direc tions to Witten Plano Co., Bot 188, Sardis , Ohio 439•6. - --·- IF YOU ho ve o service to offer , won t tO buy or sell someth ing, oe looking for work , . . or whatever .. you' ll get resu lts foster with a Sentinel Wont A d. , -~~-· Coll992·2156. acres. \ M anning D . We bster Judge Cour t of Common Pl eas, Prob ate Division ( 10) 13, 20 . 27, 3tc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No. 21955 Estt~te of Rozena B. Genheimer oec:eased . Not ice Is her eby given thai Fhchel M . Sheridan at S1J C.i rol Street. Waverly , Ohio, has been d u ly appointed E)Cecu tr l~< of t he Estat e ot • Rozena B. Genhe l mer . deceased , tare of RD . Miners. vi lle , Me igs County, Ohio . Creditors ere requir ed to file t hei r claims with sa1d fiduciary within t hree month s. Da ted this 8t h day of Oc I ob er 1976. POMEROY, OHIO ( 101 Manning 0 . Web ster JudQe Co urt of Common Pleas, Probate Di'll iSion Meigs County, Ohio 13, 20, 27 , 3tc Coflvenient to shopping on Jhird and Mdl Streets in M1d· dleporl . Brand new high qual ity apartm ents. See the manager at Apt. 28 , or coli 99'2 -7721 . AVAILABLE at Ri versi de Aport · menls , I bedroom apart · menh . $100 per month , 2 bedroom apartments $133 per month . Phone 992 -3273. 3-8 ed ro~m mobi le ho'me, furni sh· ed and unfurnished, adults only. · Water , and heat po1d. Phone 742 -2692 . Very nke 12 w 65 house trailer lor rent In Mason, W. Vo. Adults onl y, no pel$ . Contdct Sondra , 992 -5693 . Monday throu gh F~1day , 9till 3.__ ONE ond 2 bedroom furnished apartments. Call 992-31 ~ or 99'2 -543-C . roo m hou§e end bath. Kingsbury Rood , Harrisonville. Phone742-2577 , -- Trailer, adults only. Coll992 -7639 or992 -31BI' 2 bedroom trail er. Phone -W23129 Or 992 -5434 . 4 rooms and both apt. furnished, eiec . paid . CoU 992·3635 or see Harry Miller . 862 E. Moil'l , Pomero)' . NOTICE OF HEARIHG COAL, limestone, and calcium The M eigs County Com . chloride and calc ium brine for missioners w i ll held a public dust control end special mi•ing he~ ring an proposals for the salt tor formers . Main ;£traer , f isc al year of 1977 fer th e Pomeroy , Ohio or phone 992Communily Block Grant 3891 . II p r _o gram . at the Com . · m tssl on er s Off ice, Co url Hou se, Pomeroy , on Monday , 1971 HONDA Cl ·450 . 12,000 miles , sissy bar , crash bar s. Nov . lsi , and Monday , Nov . 8th , from lp m tc 2p .. m . pull back handle bors, new lire PropOSJals may be submitted and seals , Scrambler side by any indi vidual or any group pipes , $650: Co11 949-2~80. in the county . Martha Cham bers , Clerk POTATOES an d pumpk ins. C. W. .to 27, He Proffitt . Portland , Ohio. P.hone 8.<3·7254 . NOTICE OF APPINTMENT Case No . 21957 Estate of SARAH A. KOEHLER Deceased . 'N ot ice is her ebv given that Ka thryn W i ldermu t h of F'om eroy , Ohio, R .o . has been du ly appol nled Ell:ec ut ri.x of th e ES 1<'11e of Sarah A Kbeh ter , dco ce ase d . late of Po meroy , Me igs Coun t y,' Oh io . Credit or s ar e requir ed to tile the ir cla ims wit h sa id fidu cia rv wHhin th r ee mo.n th!. Dat ed thi s 25th day ol Oc tober 1976 Manning 0 Web ster Judge ( 10) 20 . 7/111 ) J. Jtc. . 1910 Buick Ri\llera, good condition, new tires , $900. Phorle 742-2796. Apples and cider, bring con· toiners for apple$. Bunker Hill -~rc~ards~hone 992_-7~·- 1975 MONTE CARLO , automatic:, pow&r st && ring, power brakes. 01r co nditioni ng, AM radio and sterltO, rally ..wheilh , will se ll nxnonable . Phone 992-7036. $600. $450. Gcrage Equiprn.ent , cheap , bu si ne ss building 50 M 60, ex cellen t co ndition , cement dnve, Rutland Corp ., price redu ced. Call 742-2602 after 5 p.m. Reason lor selling · poor health . --- ·-·-----·. EQUIPMENT. USED FORESTRY Timberjock 2300 Skidder: Co•• 600 Skid-King Skidder : lr- ternq rional S7S Hough Sk1dder ; John Deere 201 0 Wheel Loader . Contact Don Groves, or Lyons Equipment Co., Inc. Cir de-vi lle. Oh 43113 Phone (bl4) 47-C -6028 or _bo~y b~eel . c.all 9~9 - 2115 . New eor corn lor , sole . Phone 742 -2359. New Ash ley Woodburning Stove dealership offenng sovin95 of up to $50 on any Ashley cabinet or economy model, 'Also , Cameron Cool Circulators . Ch mt1ne Giglio . Rt . 4, Pomeroy . Oh10 . Phon e (614) 698·7 19 1. Now 5311.31 New Co-op water softene, Ro<,i. S341.9S Now 5281.9: 1 used Hom elite chain saw . S200 1 use:d McCuUough chain SiiW $75 ~~~~c~!~~~ · Plione 192-2181 Doll clothes . Order now for Christmas gilts Mode for any kind of doll. Phone 992·5866. .. - FREIGHT OAMAGED October 19 . 197b . Zig -Zag Sewing Machines , bu ttonh ole , monogram , etc. Originally $179.95, will sel l f or $59.95 -cos h or terms Call992·51~6 . SEWING MACHINES Smgers in walnut c:anso lette, featuring buttonhole s, blind hem, Sews on knits. Cosh or terms . Co11992 -5 146. ELECTROLUX SWEEPERS . Rebuil t wfth all attachmen ts. $29. Also . Hoov•r Sweepers. tanks or uprights. $18 .,Co ll 992 5! 116, .. ------ -- .. Chevrolet C-20 , ......,__ -·~-· · ·- 1968 ·I f. ton p1ckup truck . Good condition . Phone 992 -7727. 1973 Vega G .T. Stot 1on Wagon , $1200. Call 742-2818 or c:cntcct Richar.d Fe_t_ty. R_u t lond ._C!~i ~:. . For sole by owner. 1969 4 door Cadillac Sedan DeVille, full power , excellent condition. Phone 992 -2-413, - 1966 LTO. Good for o work cor . Asking $200. Ce ll between 7 a.m. 7 p.m .. 742 -2-465: or from 7 p.m . ti ll 10 p.m. 7422427. anq ' 1969 Ford LTD, 4 doer, clean. See at 105 Union Ave , Pomeroy after 5 p.m . ~~~ : - . l .'. AD. garage and over. m ~.000 . NEW LISTING - S rooms, 2 'bedrooms, nice bath, d lrilng , nat . Qas· F .A. furnace, basement with washer ,dryer. You can uvt huttdrtcla oven lho-IWb of dollan aluminum or vinyl aiding. Equl_pped kllchen . 512,900. · Television log for easy viewing Rods, Reels & Line One· Third Oft All Lures '11 Price GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Pomeroy, Ohio Winter Hours : Mon ., Tues .• Wed. & Fri. 9- 5 Thur. & 511. 9-Noon NEW G.E. FROSTFREE 14.2 cu. It refrigerator' Retail value . $.429, will se ll for $350. Phuu~ 992· 2605. One used. cool furnace wi th CM · verslor\. bUrner . Pho•• e 992 3-457. New T. V, Shop · C: lcdronic TV Clinic " . s~HIIICU call S5.9S. Phone 992 -6306. '2 SlAT plan• se11e1 , goQd wncfi •ioll $125. FORO hQum poiP SBO. Phc•n(;o 1614) 9'-rJ JN~Q NEW LISTING - 3 year brick veneer, ~ 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, nice kitchen, large dining with sliding glass doors. Nice carpeting, 2 car garage and -4 lots. On river. ff-ont. SJ7,500. 10 - 1~ - lmo . pd . PHOlOGRAPHY 56 acre form , 6 room house and both , 2 outbuildings . all fenced . w1lh mineral right, , Asking $25,000 . Phone 7A2-27M. --. -- -- -- Commercial SchOols Weddings For sot•• cna•r cUshions, maHresses, padding. Ideal for campers. Variety of sizes. Velvets, nylon prints, herculans, vinyl solids, and fancy prints, accessories. KEN GROVER DIREI!T FABRIC SALES '121 Main Street Aerial Pl. Pleuant Ph. 675-3461 9:30-5:00 Dolly Tiiii:OOO Fridays PHOTOGRAPHY (6U)98!-41l5 ·chester, Ohio 10·11·1 mo(Pd) . Beagle pups , · al so tra ined Beagl es . .. Priced reasonable. Phone 742 -2521 . 1%9 llenouit , automa tic , good 11res . excellent condllion . Phone 992 -7511 after 5 p.m. Los! : ladiei leather bllllold in front of Outtons in Middleport. Coll9<9·2510. -------Clan Found -1971 r in g. South Please identify to claim. found at Meigs High School grounds. Phone 992, Pcr~ersburg .· 2779 • Fre~ color brochure lnsulltlon Senltes Available in many sires, flatbeds , gravity beds end a variety of spec ia lty bodies for fleet pse. -ltlo lion Inil Wills Uttiu $1011 MontgomerY .Trailer bles Rt.l. Box 121 Langsville, OH "5741 Phone (614) 66t ·424'5 , evening$ · IIJNIIOIIS &1100115 REr!ACllttUT WIIUIIINUII St0tii'-$OIFITT 5111TtiiSoAW111WGS FAiRMONT STEEL PRODUCTS, INC . Fairmont, Minn . 56031 10-22 ·1 mo. pd . LARR~.~~~DER • 4-1~1 mo. BRADFORD , Auctioneer , Com plete Serv1ce. Phone 9~9· 2~87 or 949-200:1 . Roc:1ne, Ohio, Crill Bradford . HOMESITES for soht, l acre ond up . Middleport, near Rutland. ElWOOD BOWERS REPAIR - Coll992-7481 . Sweepers, toasters , 1rons, all small appliances. lawn mower , n~xl to State Highwoy Gordge on Route 7. Phone (614} 985- 7481. 3825 . . ·----· -----·-------·- -. SMALL farm for sole, 10,, down. oWner financed . Monroe Coun . ty,' W. Vo . Phone (304) 772- REMODELING, Plumb1ng, heat1ng ond oil types of general repair , Work guaranteed 20 years ex Jeri&nce. Phone 992 -2409. 3102o' 13041772-3227. MIDDLEPORT -1'1> story brick, 2 or 3 bedr,ooms. dining rooni, enc:fosed porch. front porch. N.G. furnace, bath , garage, nice level lot. Needs some paper "' paint. $8,900.00. POMEROY - Walk to shop, 2 story frame, 3 bedrooms. bofh, utility R. , lots of storage, paneling and other features. 511.500.00. TUPPERS PLAINS Brand new, 3 bedrooms, ceramic bath, lovely kitchen (loads of cablnels) , utility R.• fully carpeted, large garage, approx.. 1 acre. S23,000.00. POMEROY - Close ln . 5 bedrooms, 1112 baths, full ------ - --· COUNTRY farmland with sec lud - OUtstancllng River View No. 185 -' 542,000. This 8room house Is filled with ex.tras. New carpet, new In town . All In very good condition . A pretty piece to live 542.000. Country Aerts No. 172 - 100 Acres, S20,000. This land Is on Improved road, less than a mile to hard-surfac&, -4 miles to store. Farm It or r..l lin · 11, good place for your new home. 2-4K3.. barn, poultry house and corn crib already here. Get out of the city, Invest In property, $20,1100 doeo It. Close lo • . large mine, too . How Jlbout ThiL One? 3'h ac:res. S5250. This tract has paved road frontage,' In town location . If you're looking for land, you mould be sure to see tills pareet. Priced at S5250. For Developm1111 No. 186 - IB acres. 528,500. Thl! property 11 In town. waiting for a lucky buyer fo develop . Pretty rolling terrain. $28,500. 804 W. Main IPoimer•ov '192-2298 Hours Call '192-7133 CONTACT : Lals Poul•y Branch MIMttr 0&0 TREE Trimming , 20 y•ors u perience . Insured free esii motes. Call 992·23S.C or ed woods , water and good oc• c:es5 in Monroe County, W. Va . $1 ,000 down , call (304) 712 - 16141 698·7257 Alboey. 3~02 "' 1304]772·3_2~--New three bedroom house . carpet , Iorge kitchen , ottcched goroge, Iorge lot. Phone (61-4) 667-1>304. Commercial propertv approx. 17 acres, level land, located at Tuppers Plains on Ohio, Route E><CAVATING, dozer , looder and backhoe work ; dump trucks and lo-boys lor hire; will haul 7. Phonei614)667-6:J04 . fill dirt, to soil. limestone end gravel . Call Bob or Roger Jef3 bedr'oom hous• on the right in fers, doy phone 992-7089 , Syracuse, going from Pomeroy • . night phone 992·3525 or 9921/ baths, air conditioned, F.A . 5232. go$' furnace , full basement and V'=-A:::TI::cN:::G:,·-do -:--,-.-,.-,-ba~c:-: kh_o_o gorog•. poneuion lmmedlote- EXCA:~ ly . Phone 992·2266 ....enlngs and ditcher . Chorie5 R. Hotfor oppt . f,eld , Bock Hoe Service : Rutland , Ohio. Phone 7"2·'2008. ~ . ... •A98764 y9! t 10 I .6 5 2 ANY PITCH ANY SIZE Southeasten'l .Ohio Truss Rafter Co. Box21-A Rutland, Ohio 45775 Ph. (614) 742·1401 Wt Deliver ' 7-28-4mo5. U'l'rLE ORPHAN ANNIE SMITH NELSON MOTORS; INC• . , LI'I''I'L& ORPHAN ANIUII:-BOY WHO MADB GOOD UUII! GOTEM Rl"Q -SEE? THIS -., . TOO! ' TRAILER SALES Route111ox 121 langsville1 Ohio ..$7 -41 669--42"5 evenings F-... F!IIIIIIONT ~ttl p,o;~u. Inc: 4'tf1lltl 51a]L_ ,·-. . 10-27 -1 m . . • 3 bedrooms, 1'/, baths, Iorge liv- . ing room , dining room ond kit~hen , fully carpeted. ' Phone ''"- ,-.,-,.-,-:lio-n , plumbin,g ond heating. No' job too Iorge or too small. Phone -· --- 10 w 50 1966 liberty priced lor quick sole. located on Olive Twp. Rood 261, ' long Bottom. Good condition . Phone 905- _}_83_7.__:-------.-1970 Gordner Mob1le Home , 3 t1p-outs . $5000 Phone 247· 2243. GR<o-L- . /O · J.7 1973 Cas tle Mobile Home, 2 bedroom!, 2 1~11 baths, fully carpeted loc ated troiler poi~ 2 miles west of Addison, Ohio. Phone (614) 367 -0160, Sot . or · Sun. , alter 5 p. m . on weekends. ...1think 1'11 walk! ~ W1ll do odd jobs. roofing , pain· ling, gutter work . Phone 9927..09. . SAVE ON CARPETING Hl-1.0 SHAG CENTRAL REALTY CO. SPECIAL - 3 bedroom and aHached"garage, lolal electric home under construction on 112 acre lot . Owner will finish In 30 days for buyer or wlllsell "os Is". Mlly toke trade. Located near Chester. 51 ACRES FREE GAS-Modern 111> story houoe, 3 br., dining room, fireplace, full basement. nice porches and out buildings. Large scenic lake with green grass and pin~! trees around lt . Watch the large bass swim along In the clear water . PreHy os o picture. Priced to sell $37.400.00 . COOLVILLE- Nice mad. bt'lck home containing three bedrooms. dining room. living room with fireplace. full basement w(fh garage. large front porch, not. gas. furnace, city water .and well water, a beautiful home with approx. 5th acres of land. frulf trees and shade trites surrounding If. Plenty of g~rden space, good fishing area close by. located In Coolville, Ohio. PI' Iced at only 532,000. Call now . CHESTER- 113 acres larm . 80 aFrts tillable land, nice 2 story farm house, 7 roOms ~nd bath. all hardwood floors and basement. Barn and other outbuildings, 2 ponds. A nice laying farm priced to go. Localed near Chester, call for oppt. CHESTER - Ever dream of owning y011r own vour ,·hance for you or your friends to own a nice rolling golf course, 50 1·2 acres, 9 greens, nice modern club house. outbuilding with all spraying and seeding equipment, needt some mowl!"9 and a little repair work on golf course. This could be purchased with the 113 acres lilted above and developed Into a beautlful18 hole fOil course. call for appt. golfcoun@? Here's CALL JIMMY OEEM949-2381 CARPENTER, flooring, ceiling, . - -~~eling. Phone 992 -2759. DOZER work and welding. Con tact James Parsons•, Rt . I , . Racine , on Carmel Rood EXCAVATING. BACKHOES AND DOZER - LARGE AND SMAll . SEPTIC TANKS INSTAllED. lOW BOY AND DUMP TRUCKS. Sill PULUNS PHONE 992-2478 DAY OR NIG :..H _:_T_:_._ _ MOBILE Home Repc1r , Elec., plumbing and heating, Phone 992·58::5il::::·c._~-- · - - - Roof Repair , Pointing, qnd Pat . _c~i_ng.:.!_~qulr~.!_~~~~_: __ ,.; . · e •• • :• ., UL INSTALLED RegularS14.95 '10,95 PORtS - PITIFUL. PAPPY-- Sq. Yd. ~ e 501 NYLON " ...,. '' .' u ~· .damsel DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's bow to work It: II AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW II 1 RUnAND FURNITU.RE I, t) I ( I:(JLEETE Ruttlind ~ .. CRY"OQUOTI!S . JZZYCKFY'AM JAY CEKTDM VTCKQ XPV X PV NYYZ ..., • Q PM y Mon., Tues., Wed. I 8:00ti15:00 ..' '. . ···••••••· : .. • RUii.AND FURNITURE : ··~···· · .. mean- Green, gold, rtd, blue, rust. Do It yoursell, with Pllddlng, S7.9l sq. yd. Wllll paddlnt Installed 18.95 squ1re yird. Clll741·1lll TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CAR.PET CONSULTANT - ; •1-1211 - sz Thursday 8 ti112 noon· ~. .' lr.-+-+- • ••• ~ FRIDAY tiL a · • • Close Sat. At 5 p.m. • . ·•0' ing "high" 34 Moslem V.I.P . I ..-+--1-35 Townsman ... 36 Marsh 3'1 Drenched 39 Rattle on Artlnuilll . ]_l_or 1_5 Ft, 741·1211 j • · ~. .. 31Name Everyd•y money saver. Good choice colors. 7<2-2348. 99'2 · 31~ . or m . s.-3~ . THURSDAY, OCTOBER II, 1976 6:00--Sunrlse Se1'1elttr 10,6: 15-Form R,eporl 13. 6:10-Nof For Women Only 13. 6:30-0SU Overview 4 ; News 6; Sunrise Semtlttr 8; WEST EAST Urban lug"" 10. •JS •t03 6:45-Mornlf'll Report 3. YA62 yQJIO$ 6:50--Good Morning, West Virginia 13. HH tKJ861 6:Sl-Yoo<J Morning, Trl Slate 13. oloQJl09 3 .KI 7: 300-Today 3.4.15; Good Morning America 6,13: CBS SOUTH (DJ News 8; Chuck White Reports 10. • KQ2 7:05-Bugs Bunny & Frlands 10. y K 811 7:3G-Schoolles 10. tAQ 3 8:00--Lanle 6; Copt. Kangaroo 8,10; Sesame St. 33. •A87 B:3G-Big Volley 6. North-South vulnerable 9:CIO--A.M. 3; Phil Donahue~.13, 1S ; lucy Show 81 Mike Douglas 10; . Wnl Nerth East Sou111 9:»-Cross-Wits3; One life to Llvt6; Good Day B. INT. 10:00--Sonford & Son 3.4. 15; Price Is Rlght 8,10; Pass 2. Pass 2N .T. Mlkt Douglas 13. Pass 3 N.T. Pass Pass 10:15-Gonerol Hospital 6. A Delaware reader want. to Pass 10:311--Hollywood Squares 3,4,15. · Opening lead - Q • know what you bid In response 11 :00--Wheel of Fortune 3, 15; Weekday 4; Edge of to your partner 's notrump · Night 6; Gambit a, 10; Morning wllh D.J . 13; Elec. opening bjd. You are playing Co . 2D . · Stayman and hold : By Oswald & James Jacoby 11 :3G-Stumpars 3,4,15; .Happy Days 6,13: Love ol Lift 8,10; Sesame Sl. 20. North's two-spade bid was f •9xxxx¥Kx •xxx6Kxx " You pass no matler what 11 :Sl-Tako Kerr B; Ms. Flxlt 10. designed to play the hand you are playing . The chances 12 :00--News 3,6,8,10; Bob· Broun~ ; 50 Gand Slam 15. lhere. He felt thal two spades that be will make one notrump 12 :311--Gong Show 3.15; All My Children 6. 13; Search would be a lot safer than one are better than yours at two tar Tomorrow 8,10. notrump and had no desire to spades and you have no in· 12 :55-NBC News 3,15. . play in game. teres! in game even !I~· holds 1:00--NBC News 3,15; Ryan's Hope 6,13 ; 50 Grand Normally South would pass lour spades with you . Slam 7; Concentration 8; Young & the Restleaa10; right there, but South had a Nol ~or Women Only 15 . (00 you have a QU9SIIOn full!B high-card points for his 1: 311--Days of Our Lives 3,4,15; Family Feud 6,13: A1 nolrump, including three lor the experts? Write "Ask The World Turns 8,10. spades with two of three top the Jacobys" care of this 2:00--$20,000 Pyramid 13; Dinah 6. honors . In addition, his newspaper. The Jacobys w1/i 2:311--0oc1ors 3.~.15; One Life to Live 13; Guiding notrump was based almost en· answer ind;v;dua/. questions Llghl 8, 10. tirely on aces. kings and quick rl stamped, sell-addressed 3:00--Anolher World 3,4,15; All In Tho j"'lmlly 8,1D; tricks . He decided to lry for envelopes are enclosed. The Antiques 20. game In spite of his partner's most Interesting questions 3: 15-Generol Hospital 13. sign off and rebid two wr/1 be used In this column 3 : ~Bewltched 6: Match Game 8,10; Llllea Yoga & ootrump. and will recei ve copieS of You 20 . North looked over his .hand JACOBY MODERN.) ~ : CIO--Mistor Cartoon 31 Marcus WElby, M.D. 4; Somerset 15; Howdy Doody 6; Mickey Moult Club 8; Sesame St. 20,33; Movie "Red Dust" 10; Dinah 13. . 4:30-My Three Sono3; Emergency Ono 6; Partridge Family 8; Fllnloton.. 15. by THOMAS JOSEI'jf S:OO--Big Valley 3; .Merv Griffin 4: Brody Bunch 8: ACROSS t1 Maple Mister Rogers 20,33: Star Trek 15. 1 Medicinal genua S:~News6; Family Afla(r 6; E).ec. Co. 20,33; Adam. 12 13. herb U "Forever - " 6: 0D-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20; 5 Embrace 43 Bold Consumer E>lpOrlence 33. . 10 Comfort· DOWN 6:311--NBC News 3,15; ABC News 13: Andy Grlfllth 6; I Run tests able CBS News 8,10; Hodgepodge lodge 20; ITYV on seat Utlll1atlon 33. Z French river llllairdo 7:ti0-Truth or Cons. 3; America: The Young EK· gadget 3 Man's evU perlence ~; Bowling for Dollars 6; Muppitt Show 8; nature 13 Screen News tO; Family Affair 15; Anyon& lor Tennyoon v .. tenlllf'a Aaawer (2 wds.) U Suave 20; Getting On 33. 4 Break bread 15 Land t Alonement Zl Rudely brief '7:30--Hollywood Squares 3; Scmethlng extra 4; OhiO State Lottery 6;·Prlce Is Right 8; Wild Kingdom 10; measure 5 Less refined U Hand over · Z8 Rob or Carl Nashvlllo on the Rood 13; Dolly 15. • "Two 16 Poem II- Cassinl 30 Part at Ill 8:00--Gemlnl Man 3.~. 15; Welcome Back, Kotter 13; .11 Face(sl.) Women" 22Wide act WTVN Forum 6; Waltons 8, JO; Vision• 20; lB Longing. star receiver Crowbar, Masterpiece Theatre 33. 7 Balkan Z3 Cereal plant 19 Utile e.g. 8:3G-BarntY. Miller 13. country %4 Free from 13 Motionless Leonard 9:CJO--Beot Sellers 3.4.15; Tony Randall 6,13; Hawaii (abbr.) care zo Between II Bob bait Flve·O 8; Visions 33; Movie "Duffy'~ 10. (2 wdB.) • 3t Shoot tbe 9 : ~Noncy Walker6, 131 Jeanne Wolf With ... 20. Mich. and I Rebuff (. wdB.) Z5 Arbor . ·breere 9:55-Polltlcol Program 8. Ky. 10:00--Dick Von Dyke 3,4,15; Streets of San Frontll~O Z1 Venison ~~--r~~~~ 6.13; BarQabv Jones 1: News 20. when 10:311--Woman 20.33. living · 10:5S..Polltlcal Program 6,8, 13. 23 Just this - b.:.-+--+~·11 :00--Ntws 3,4,6,8,10,13, 15; MacNell·lehrer Report 24 Imitating 33. Zl Fumlsh 11 :3G-Johnny Corson 3,~.15; Streeil of Son F!ancloco %7Guard 6,131 Kolek B; Mary Hortman 10; ABC Newo33. 12:00--Movle "Of Human Bondage" JO; Jonakl 33. Z8 EUeen's 12:JO-Movlt "Foret Five" 8. llls1er 12:411--Dan Auguot 6.13. Work unit 1 :OD-Tomorrow 3,( 30 In install· meniB 1:Sif-News 13. (abbr.) ,. 61HM"tr MOBILE home for •sole or ren t, 3 bedrooms, al utilities paid . ' Phone 992-7751 , SEPJIC Sys tems installed by licensed installer. Shepard Contractors. Phone 7"2·2.. 09. 2<28. WILL do- ,-oo:-:1;:-ln_g_, - s100,000 Name That ·1une '' Match Game PM 6; W.OOO Pyramid t ; MacNtli·Lehrtr 20.33: T~ Judge 10; Breek lhe Bank 13; Wild . Kingdom 15. .8:00--Wo Think You Should Know 3; Bionic Woman 6,13; The Practice 4,15; Gunsmoke 8; Nova 20,33; • Good Times 10. 8:30-Mol/lo "Ricllle Brockolman: Private E~" 3.4.1S; 525.1100 Pyramid 10. 9:00--Barotta 6,13; Allin Tho Family 8,10; Mualc In America 33; Sounds,tage 20. 9::»--Ailee 8,10. - ~ 10:00-Quest 3,4, 15; Chorile'l Angelo 6 Tony Orlando & . Da;wn 8; Congreoslonol Candidate• Debale 10; Political Spirit of '76 ' 13; New• 20. 10 :311--Julluslevln Is a Candidate 9; Book Beat 33. 10 :55-Polltlcol Prograft\ 8. 11 :00--Nows 3,4,6,8,10,13, !'5; MacNell·lehror Report 33. .. 11 :311--JohnnyCorson 3.4,15; Rookleo6,tl; McCioud8; . Mary Hortman 10; ABC Nows 33. 12:00--Movle "Compulllon" 1D; Jonakl 33. 11:41)-Mystery of the Week 6,13. 1:00--Tomorrow 3.~ . 1:111--Nows 13. 1:3G-Dolly 3; ~~~~ --- SEPTIC TANkS cleaned. Modern Scnilotion , .992 -3954 or 992- with lour high-card points and decided that South was showing both a maximum 110trump and good spades . Six spade tricks, plus three other tricks would come to nine, and North . went on to game . A heart or diamond opening would give South his ninth trick, bul Wesl opened a club and it was up to South to pick the way to gel trick number nine. He ducked a couple of clubs, but won the third one, ran hiB spades and linally · came to the correct decision. linessed against the king of diamonds and had his nine tricks. . 27 NORTH -·------· - -------- - - - WIN AT BRIDGE. South pushes game bid WO.\IAN~ PROP~R RO~!: ! SEWING MACHINE Repairs , ser vice. oil makes , 992-2284 . Th e Fabri -c Shop , Pomer o y . Authomed Singer Sales and Service. We sharpen Sc1ssors. N.G. or coal heat, nice kitchen. A REAL BUY AT $7.500.00. LET US SELL YOUR PROPERTY. HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 992-1159 • TR£'1<: ... MONTGOMERY I lawn rh. tlz.J!ItJ eJJSHED FRO¥. HIS STEEP PM.ut-211-t ta.m. "'Stun. £11entnt•tt2·1HO 9.\, ·lmo. RING RfAL MCCOY. . ····------~--NEW 3 bedroom house. 2 baths , all elec., 1 acre, Middleport, close to Rutland . Phone 1'12- basement, IMSY'SA~n; PUIZ.Z174 Redi Haul FREE STIM T ~-i.. GATHeR~.. W 0 . TANYA WI~~ ON!: THIN6 DO A~~ THAT ABOUT THESE' IS NECESSARY FOREIGN FEMAI.ES WHILe YOU ··THEY SAVVY RE'LAX! A MAN'S PROPI'R RO~E' AIIID A POL_YSI . M UP Y FA I . PROFESSIONAL old €'ON VERT Y0 U R PROPERTY INTO . CASH. INVEST AND LIVE ON THE INTEREST. PLEASE NO SUNDAY CALLS . 9·J0-1 mo. EASY Ia\":? • n'li.IGHT Aft4f.2101 Or 949,2860 & CAPl'~ GlfN R•.BISSELL We ru11r the old and build . the new . Paptrlng, Pllnt. lng, pantllntr. window replacementl, ~1au , roofing, hat mix, siding, lform windows , doon , remodel kitchens 1nd billhi, ttc . Phone f4t-2023. No Sunday Calls Pleue . Gvtten ' ieHitl CONTACT ~-·- No. 187 - One small Worm Morning go' tt ACRES - Real nice 3 bed;oom split level, 11h baths. equipped kit . with bar, dining area , basement, family room and garage near Tuppers Plains. $41,500. · 2577. furnace best view of river All Electric, water sewage. Only $3,000. 1972 Ford Van , 6 cylinder, 3 sp&ed. mags new tires , side pipes. fully carpeted . Call 742- 7<2·2773. P: '!:'·_ _ water . the 1973 MAZDA RX2 Sparr Coupe, good condition. 4 speed Am -Fm rad io and stereo. LoW mlleog&. New Tires . Phone 992 ·75A3 alter 7 p .m . To give OINOy to good home, 1 r---~----:-'-­ mole dalmalion. For sole, a small more pony. Also , need o babysitter l or 5 nights per week . Coli 992 ·5519 ofter 5 _ p.m. ~!_!!_O~~~oadyor~ :..­ One camper lop lor pi ckup truck ~~per ." Phone 9.C9·23 19. Pea rce Simpson C.B. Radlo bose stati on. Phone 2..7·2684 alter 5 RIVER LOT - 77x119 to WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 27,1976 5:00--Bjg Volley 3; Merv Griffin 4; Brady Bunch 8; Mister Rogers 20.33; Star 'l'rek IS. 5:»-Call It Macaroni ~ ~ News 6: Family AHalr II; Eltc. Co. 20,33; Little Mermaid 13. 6:00--News 3,4,6.1,10,13,15; ABC Newa 6; Zoom 20; Teachl"'l Children 33. 6:3G-NBC News3,4,15; ABC News13 ; Andy Grlffltti 6: CBS News8,10; Hodgepo<jge Lodge 20; Lilias, Yoga & You 33. · • 7:00--Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell the Truth 4: Bowling for DollarS6; Pop Goes fhe Country 8; News 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Family A Hai r 1j; Consumer Survival .. Kit 20; Marco Sportllte 33. . : iJo'lmUO\IU ltl_,lf'll: Al•miMim ~NIIftl • FREE ESTIMATES! Like new 2'h bedrooms. nice eat-In · kitchen. ullllly room . ceramic bath, nat. gas F.A. furnace, carport and V2 acre. S37,soo. and • Atu .. tn•m R•in'-ow R lcttt ••sh•n Arn Lonw l9ttom, OI'IID Showing ; Swiss Colony ; Maple Leaf ; P le yrnor ,· Crlcke-, . Sales, rentaL servlce 1 suppiJes . _Tr&11el trellers. truck campers ; campjng trailers, truck caps . · Special Saturday nights . Open even lr\gsor by appolntmenl. contact Robert Codrfer _ 00 -11 -lmo. pd . ) 9 roam, a woman's ... ---···--· 1973 VW Super Beetle . 2 new ti res, new windshield, $1300. Nic& three bedroom home . Fully carpeted , allcched garage, Coll9'92-5875. must sell now!! ! Available on 1951 Ford truck. needs batt ery , land co ntract. $1000 down, $100. Phone Pearl Hawthorne , total amount of contract · 1143·2645 . $20,boo. Poym&nls are $175 per month. Phone (614) M7-3.436. 1973 K5 Blazer in good shape. . --. ---· Formo re information , call Fli p House for sale, I'!, bedrms.. per· Werry . 985-4255. !lolly furnished , carpeted , $7900or see oliO lynn St. , just 1972 Rally No 'o'a orange · w1th off Vine St .. Middleport. bla ck top , 6 cylinder . 3 speed. .. - -with 4 crogers l -50 tires , no 2 STORY~ bedroom brick home in rust , original point . Perfect in Middleport . Phone-992 -~5_7 .,. side and out! $1300. Phone 949 -2860. Young milk cow for sole. Phone Two Angus COW$ bred to Reg. Angus bull. Phone George Frecker . evenings 985 ·382]. FlJtLER Bru sh Products lor sole Phone 992-3.410. -~---· 1'173 VW THING. 35 mpg. near perfect condition . Rlck Gilmore. Rt . 1. Reedsville (Suc:ceu Rood) or phone 992-5323 . ~------- ,week and e11enings. Fpr fur ther in formation call (614) 367 -7338. SCHOOl 1969 Novo, &xlra sharp, neiN paint bucket seol$, air shocks, mags . Phone 949-2~80. White Elll'ctr ic Hotpoint stove , 40 •nch wide, 1 yeor o ld Phonlil 949-2774. heater. Practically new, 560. Pkone 7~2·2523 . ' .' 5312.37 COAL for sol• , Open 6 days per APPlES. FITZPATRICK ORCHARD. STATE ROUTE 689. PHONE WllKESVt.llE . 161<1669·3785. · Also, horse Phone (614) 698 - CAMPER . trailer , 32'10. FISHING TACKLE CLEARANCE LOCUST POSTS, round or split . Phon e 9.49 -1774. · ., ·a ' ~· .s, NEW LISTING - S ocr.., 4 room house thot needs' everything. Dug wtll . eleclrlc: on a lonesome country road. First 55,000. .. · SALE RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS • ~ 'II ..,6 Rr. 124 - ---·- . ONE 'bedroom apartments ot VILLAGE MANOR 1n Midd leport lor $104 mon thl y plus elec . or $130 including electric. LOWER 6 "" 1199S POM~~~!v~~!'!~ CO. ~ \CI ~-vr1t!~~}i~~~ NOTICE OF APPOINTMENTCue No . 21956 Estate of Verda oliver Dec: eased . Notice is hereby gh1en that N ellie Brown of Pomeroy , R .D .. Ohio , has been dul y a ppo inted Administratrix of the E state of Verda Oliver , deceased , late of Middleport , Meigs County, Ohio . Creditor s are r eq uired to f i le lheir claims with said f iduciary w i thin three months. Dated th iS 8th day of oc . Iober 1976. .... . GUTltl OODNER'S CAMPERS kltche•,, family room, sun radio. - ___ ,r..e L B cy linder, automatic, power sfeerlng, power brakes, 1969 Fre •ghtli11er with a 335 . 15 speed transmission . 22 Inch -_._......_._ - -·--rubber . All in good condit ion. WEE KEND REVIVAL with Rev . 8ob Woitrf'!ss , apply in person . ( row 's Coil otter 5 p m. 992 -7657 . Steak. House , Pomero y. Dixon ot Mason Assembly ol 1975 CJ5 Renegade l evi Jeep. lull Go d Chuich , Oct. 'J.fl , 30, 31 ot ..-quipment , low milva ge , e~t · 7:30p .m cellen t condil10n . ~.!so , SWEEPER AND Sewing Machines Frigidaire elec . dryer . Col t (30.C ) Repair , Ports and Supplies . 3 ANO 4 RM . lurnished and un· 773 -5323 , Mason, W.Va . 001.ds Vacuum cleaner, mite furnished opts . Pfo._ one '1<12· up George's Creek, Rood oil 5434. ____,_ State lloule 7. Phone (614) 446· COUNTRY Mobile Home Park , Rt 029A . New wood-burning stove. 33, ten miles nor th of Pomeroy large lots wilh concrete pati os, Reg. ~28US NowSUII.Il sidewalk s. runners and off !~reel p~rk1~g . Phone ~2 - 7479. New fuel oil stove. Ro<,i. , fur• .JCe ; 1961 FORD6' '12 TON - Someone needed to live in with invalid woman . Please ~oil 992 -2097 . ~.. 2''· .. ODDS and Ends Sole, October 16, 17th, 1976 at Five Points, State Rt. 7, 10:00 till 5. roinorshine . House lor ~ol;,· 11h" bedrms.~~r­ tiolly furn ished carpeted , $7900 or see ot 10 lyn n St .. jus t 596-4769. _ oil Vin~-~t ., M~~dleport , - - - Cor Porch' Sole , Oct. 28 ond 29th . 1974 Oodge •;, ton pickup, win · do'fl air conditioners. 2 C.B, Furniture. d ishes , toys and. radio Phone 992 -7066. cloth ing . . George • Skinner -. resi dence , Rt . 3 Pomero y. General El ectric clothes dryer, like new. Wh ite , CAll (614) 367Gorage Sole. Saturday , Oct . 30th . 7766.0r 992 -2495. Guy Spence'r , Arboughh Ad& lion , Tuppers Plains, Ohio . Pigs. 6 and 7 weeks old . Also , Deor local Merchants, lhe Meigs Virtll B. Sr., Rtoltor noMochonlc POmoroy,'O. Phone ftl -1:11.1. DOUBLE - • f(• · ..., apartmenlt. ~ t. 1 .,, . ty 1116AMCHORNET S31t5 Sportabout, 6 c: ~l . automatic, pOwer steering, deluKe equipment, whitewall tlr... luggage rack, dark green tlnisn , less fhan 9.0Q0 miles, showroom cll!an. 1171 CHEV. 8' 'h TON ----- p~~·-~ ---~:-~- 1 / . Busin.ess Services TEAFoRD dec~ SSCASMSS for junked autos . Phortt 742-2081. Frve 's Truck. & Auto Ports, Rutland -- Pomeroy · Motor Co. water CASH paid lor all makes and models of mobile home•:::Phon• area code 6U-423 -9531 . .. TIMBER , Pomeroy Fore$! Produch, Top price for slaiJding so~Nijmber . !;all Kent Hanby , Solar water heCuing units now avai lable . A horne improve ment tha t poys for itse lf . Federally approvedoves in !>ured imtaller . For in formo· lion , coli Karl Culp . Phone PLEASURE HORSES an d ponie s. '1<12 · 7525 alter •5 p m on also will buv hones and wee k ends or wnte, .Route 3, ponies, Phone (6U) 698-3290 , · Ruth Reeves. · Htgh SchoOl Year Book Stoff wi ll be contac ting you jn the near lulure to shaw you how our ads con promote your bu,iness. We thank you l or your support . . family d•nn•r. She has r.c•iv· Auto~ ed many nic:e cgrdt and wishes to !honk ifOCh on1. Ttle Pub111htr I .For Fast flesults Use The Sentinel Classifieds . &on·ln-law. Mr. and Mrs. FroJ1k [)orst , long Bottom, Ohio, w ith Aflllbllcat lon. will ho< 89th Birthday, O<t . 19, 1'976 at l,.:_'nleDIIIYSentinel, Mllldlosto!'t·PttnttO)', 0 ., Wednesdav. OM. ?'1 p!Un'KMJY • - . . , I ······ ··············• ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND · • .I \ �' ll-The DeilySenUnel, Mldc!lepor\.Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, Oct. 'll,l976 WANT ADS '':J.o."o't~J~~N 5 P .M. Otr P ubllcttlon . Btfore :1.~7::k:.~.~··od the home of her daughter , ond .c.ncel1etlons , cor~ec nons ecupted fin ! day of REGULAT IONS reurves 0 the right to tdlt or r elect any 1d1 deemed ob . lectlona l. Tne publisher 2 SIGNS not be rtspons lbre fQr more then one Incorrect inurtlon . RATES For W1nt Ad Service S cen ts per word one inse r tion . Minimum Charge Sl.OO. 14 cents per word three consecut l\le lnnrtloni . 26 cents per wotd II X consec ut ]ve Insertions . . 25 Per Ce nt Olsc oun1 on paid ads and· ads peid within 10 d&ys . . CARD OF THAN ItS & OBITUARY $2 .00 for 50 word min imu m . '"' Eacfl addftlo"nal word J cents . M.INO ADS A ddit ional 2Sc Charge _ per Adll erfisement OFFICE HOURS 8 "30 am , to .5 :00 p .m . Deily , 8:30 a .m . to 12 : 00 Noon Saturdey . Phone today 992 -2T56 . NOTICES ' ATTN.: II ALL HOUSEWIVES All Yard Sa les, Rummage , Por ch and Be~ement Por ch and Basement S&II!'S, etc . m ust be pald d n adVi!mce Get your$ In ear l y by stopping by our office at The Daily Sen tinel , 111 Co urt SL or wr1 : ..,9 Bo:-c 129, Po meroy , Ohio •4 5769 with yo ur remrllance THE RACINE Fire Oepcnment will hove a gun shoot Soturdoy at b:30 p.m. at thei r building in Boshan . NOW acceptin g p10no stude nts, begmners, intermed•otes, ad· vonced students . Call 992· 2270. ~--------- Skate -A -Way announces bus Racine and sched u le : Miner svil le. Middleport , Pomeroy Sotur dov nighh . Open Weds .', Fndoy and So tu r· day . everv 7::10 to 10 ·00 Availabl e for private par ties, M o ndov , Tuesday , and Thursday evening. Sa turday and Sun day oher noons . Phone lor nnervoti6ns , 985-3929, 985·9996 or 985 -4!41 . - OF bo•••· OlD furn iture, Ice broS$ beds, wall telephones and potts. or complee households. Write M. 0. Miller, Rt . ~ . Pomeroy , Ohio. Co ll 992-1760. QIMUTY -- ~·~70 ~·-~­ COINS, 192' and older currency , gold ond 5il11er , scrop . Will buy. sell . or trade. foro good setae· lion of co ins . Hove supp lies for metal detec to rs . Roge r Wamsler. :- on leading Creek and Rut and Rood. Phone 742· 2331 for on offer . WANTED: Chipwood Poles mOM • imum diameter, 10 inches on largest end. S8.00 per ton . bulld!ed slobs, $6.00 per ton. Deliver to Ohio Polle t Com. pony , Rt, 2, Pomeroy. Ohio . Phone992·2689. _...,.. __ _ ........, ~Wonted old upright piol}os in any condition. Will poy $10 eoc:h First floor on lv. Wnte gi vi ng direc tions to Witten Plano Co., Bot 188, Sardis , Ohio 439•6. - --·- IF YOU ho ve o service to offer , won t tO buy or sell someth ing, oe looking for work , . . or whatever .. you' ll get resu lts foster with a Sentinel Wont A d. , -~~-· Coll992·2156. acres. \ M anning D . We bster Judge Cour t of Common Pl eas, Prob ate Division ( 10) 13, 20 . 27, 3tc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No. 21955 Estt~te of Rozena B. Genheimer oec:eased . Not ice Is her eby given thai Fhchel M . Sheridan at S1J C.i rol Street. Waverly , Ohio, has been d u ly appointed E)Cecu tr l~< of t he Estat e ot • Rozena B. Genhe l mer . deceased , tare of RD . Miners. vi lle , Me igs County, Ohio . Creditors ere requir ed to file t hei r claims with sa1d fiduciary within t hree month s. Da ted this 8t h day of Oc I ob er 1976. POMEROY, OHIO ( 101 Manning 0 . Web ster JudQe Co urt of Common Pleas, Probate Di'll iSion Meigs County, Ohio 13, 20, 27 , 3tc Coflvenient to shopping on Jhird and Mdl Streets in M1d· dleporl . Brand new high qual ity apartm ents. See the manager at Apt. 28 , or coli 99'2 -7721 . AVAILABLE at Ri versi de Aport · menls , I bedroom apart · menh . $100 per month , 2 bedroom apartments $133 per month . Phone 992 -3273. 3-8 ed ro~m mobi le ho'me, furni sh· ed and unfurnished, adults only. · Water , and heat po1d. Phone 742 -2692 . Very nke 12 w 65 house trailer lor rent In Mason, W. Vo. Adults onl y, no pel$ . Contdct Sondra , 992 -5693 . Monday throu gh F~1day , 9till 3.__ ONE ond 2 bedroom furnished apartments. Call 992-31 ~ or 99'2 -543-C . roo m hou§e end bath. Kingsbury Rood , Harrisonville. Phone742-2577 , -- Trailer, adults only. Coll992 -7639 or992 -31BI' 2 bedroom trail er. Phone -W23129 Or 992 -5434 . 4 rooms and both apt. furnished, eiec . paid . CoU 992·3635 or see Harry Miller . 862 E. Moil'l , Pomero)' . NOTICE OF HEARIHG COAL, limestone, and calcium The M eigs County Com . chloride and calc ium brine for missioners w i ll held a public dust control end special mi•ing he~ ring an proposals for the salt tor formers . Main ;£traer , f isc al year of 1977 fer th e Pomeroy , Ohio or phone 992Communily Block Grant 3891 . II p r _o gram . at the Com . · m tssl on er s Off ice, Co url Hou se, Pomeroy , on Monday , 1971 HONDA Cl ·450 . 12,000 miles , sissy bar , crash bar s. Nov . lsi , and Monday , Nov . 8th , from lp m tc 2p .. m . pull back handle bors, new lire PropOSJals may be submitted and seals , Scrambler side by any indi vidual or any group pipes , $650: Co11 949-2~80. in the county . Martha Cham bers , Clerk POTATOES an d pumpk ins. C. W. .to 27, He Proffitt . Portland , Ohio. P.hone 8.<3·7254 . NOTICE OF APPINTMENT Case No . 21957 Estate of SARAH A. KOEHLER Deceased . 'N ot ice is her ebv given that Ka thryn W i ldermu t h of F'om eroy , Ohio, R .o . has been du ly appol nled Ell:ec ut ri.x of th e ES 1<'11e of Sarah A Kbeh ter , dco ce ase d . late of Po meroy , Me igs Coun t y,' Oh io . Credit or s ar e requir ed to tile the ir cla ims wit h sa id fidu cia rv wHhin th r ee mo.n th!. Dat ed thi s 25th day ol Oc tober 1976 Manning 0 Web ster Judge ( 10) 20 . 7/111 ) J. Jtc. . 1910 Buick Ri\llera, good condition, new tires , $900. Phorle 742-2796. Apples and cider, bring con· toiners for apple$. Bunker Hill -~rc~ards~hone 992_-7~·- 1975 MONTE CARLO , automatic:, pow&r st && ring, power brakes. 01r co nditioni ng, AM radio and sterltO, rally ..wheilh , will se ll nxnonable . Phone 992-7036. $600. $450. Gcrage Equiprn.ent , cheap , bu si ne ss building 50 M 60, ex cellen t co ndition , cement dnve, Rutland Corp ., price redu ced. Call 742-2602 after 5 p.m. Reason lor selling · poor health . --- ·-·-----·. EQUIPMENT. USED FORESTRY Timberjock 2300 Skidder: Co•• 600 Skid-King Skidder : lr- ternq rional S7S Hough Sk1dder ; John Deere 201 0 Wheel Loader . Contact Don Groves, or Lyons Equipment Co., Inc. Cir de-vi lle. Oh 43113 Phone (bl4) 47-C -6028 or _bo~y b~eel . c.all 9~9 - 2115 . New eor corn lor , sole . Phone 742 -2359. New Ash ley Woodburning Stove dealership offenng sovin95 of up to $50 on any Ashley cabinet or economy model, 'Also , Cameron Cool Circulators . Ch mt1ne Giglio . Rt . 4, Pomeroy . Oh10 . Phon e (614) 698·7 19 1. Now 5311.31 New Co-op water softene, Ro<,i. S341.9S Now 5281.9: 1 used Hom elite chain saw . S200 1 use:d McCuUough chain SiiW $75 ~~~~c~!~~~ · Plione 192-2181 Doll clothes . Order now for Christmas gilts Mode for any kind of doll. Phone 992·5866. .. - FREIGHT OAMAGED October 19 . 197b . Zig -Zag Sewing Machines , bu ttonh ole , monogram , etc. Originally $179.95, will sel l f or $59.95 -cos h or terms Call992·51~6 . SEWING MACHINES Smgers in walnut c:anso lette, featuring buttonhole s, blind hem, Sews on knits. Cosh or terms . Co11992 -5 146. ELECTROLUX SWEEPERS . Rebuil t wfth all attachmen ts. $29. Also . Hoov•r Sweepers. tanks or uprights. $18 .,Co ll 992 5! 116, .. ------ -- .. Chevrolet C-20 , ......,__ -·~-· · ·- 1968 ·I f. ton p1ckup truck . Good condition . Phone 992 -7727. 1973 Vega G .T. Stot 1on Wagon , $1200. Call 742-2818 or c:cntcct Richar.d Fe_t_ty. R_u t lond ._C!~i ~:. . For sole by owner. 1969 4 door Cadillac Sedan DeVille, full power , excellent condition. Phone 992 -2-413, - 1966 LTO. Good for o work cor . Asking $200. Ce ll between 7 a.m. 7 p.m .. 742 -2-465: or from 7 p.m . ti ll 10 p.m. 7422427. anq ' 1969 Ford LTD, 4 doer, clean. See at 105 Union Ave , Pomeroy after 5 p.m . ~~~ : - . l .'. AD. garage and over. m ~.000 . NEW LISTING - S rooms, 2 'bedrooms, nice bath, d lrilng , nat . Qas· F .A. furnace, basement with washer ,dryer. You can uvt huttdrtcla oven lho-IWb of dollan aluminum or vinyl aiding. Equl_pped kllchen . 512,900. · Television log for easy viewing Rods, Reels & Line One· Third Oft All Lures '11 Price GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Pomeroy, Ohio Winter Hours : Mon ., Tues .• Wed. & Fri. 9- 5 Thur. & 511. 9-Noon NEW G.E. FROSTFREE 14.2 cu. It refrigerator' Retail value . $.429, will se ll for $350. Phuu~ 992· 2605. One used. cool furnace wi th CM · verslor\. bUrner . Pho•• e 992 3-457. New T. V, Shop · C: lcdronic TV Clinic " . s~HIIICU call S5.9S. Phone 992 -6306. '2 SlAT plan• se11e1 , goQd wncfi •ioll $125. FORO hQum poiP SBO. Phc•n(;o 1614) 9'-rJ JN~Q NEW LISTING - 3 year brick veneer, ~ 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, nice kitchen, large dining with sliding glass doors. Nice carpeting, 2 car garage and -4 lots. On river. ff-ont. SJ7,500. 10 - 1~ - lmo . pd . PHOlOGRAPHY 56 acre form , 6 room house and both , 2 outbuildings . all fenced . w1lh mineral right, , Asking $25,000 . Phone 7A2-27M. --. -- -- -- Commercial SchOols Weddings For sot•• cna•r cUshions, maHresses, padding. Ideal for campers. Variety of sizes. Velvets, nylon prints, herculans, vinyl solids, and fancy prints, accessories. KEN GROVER DIREI!T FABRIC SALES '121 Main Street Aerial Pl. Pleuant Ph. 675-3461 9:30-5:00 Dolly Tiiii:OOO Fridays PHOTOGRAPHY (6U)98!-41l5 ·chester, Ohio 10·11·1 mo(Pd) . Beagle pups , · al so tra ined Beagl es . .. Priced reasonable. Phone 742 -2521 . 1%9 llenouit , automa tic , good 11res . excellent condllion . Phone 992 -7511 after 5 p.m. Los! : ladiei leather bllllold in front of Outtons in Middleport. Coll9<9·2510. -------Clan Found -1971 r in g. South Please identify to claim. found at Meigs High School grounds. Phone 992, Pcr~ersburg .· 2779 • Fre~ color brochure lnsulltlon Senltes Available in many sires, flatbeds , gravity beds end a variety of spec ia lty bodies for fleet pse. -ltlo lion Inil Wills Uttiu $1011 MontgomerY .Trailer bles Rt.l. Box 121 Langsville, OH "5741 Phone (614) 66t ·424'5 , evening$ · IIJNIIOIIS &1100115 REr!ACllttUT WIIUIIINUII St0tii'-$OIFITT 5111TtiiSoAW111WGS FAiRMONT STEEL PRODUCTS, INC . Fairmont, Minn . 56031 10-22 ·1 mo. pd . LARR~.~~~DER • 4-1~1 mo. BRADFORD , Auctioneer , Com plete Serv1ce. Phone 9~9· 2~87 or 949-200:1 . Roc:1ne, Ohio, Crill Bradford . HOMESITES for soht, l acre ond up . Middleport, near Rutland. ElWOOD BOWERS REPAIR - Coll992-7481 . Sweepers, toasters , 1rons, all small appliances. lawn mower , n~xl to State Highwoy Gordge on Route 7. Phone (614} 985- 7481. 3825 . . ·----· -----·-------·- -. SMALL farm for sole, 10,, down. oWner financed . Monroe Coun . ty,' W. Vo . Phone (304) 772- REMODELING, Plumb1ng, heat1ng ond oil types of general repair , Work guaranteed 20 years ex Jeri&nce. Phone 992 -2409. 3102o' 13041772-3227. MIDDLEPORT -1'1> story brick, 2 or 3 bedr,ooms. dining rooni, enc:fosed porch. front porch. N.G. furnace, bath , garage, nice level lot. Needs some paper "' paint. $8,900.00. POMEROY - Walk to shop, 2 story frame, 3 bedrooms. bofh, utility R. , lots of storage, paneling and other features. 511.500.00. TUPPERS PLAINS Brand new, 3 bedrooms, ceramic bath, lovely kitchen (loads of cablnels) , utility R.• fully carpeted, large garage, approx.. 1 acre. S23,000.00. POMEROY - Close ln . 5 bedrooms, 1112 baths, full ------ - --· COUNTRY farmland with sec lud - OUtstancllng River View No. 185 -' 542,000. This 8room house Is filled with ex.tras. New carpet, new In town . All In very good condition . A pretty piece to live 542.000. Country Aerts No. 172 - 100 Acres, S20,000. This land Is on Improved road, less than a mile to hard-surfac&, -4 miles to store. Farm It or r..l lin · 11, good place for your new home. 2-4K3.. barn, poultry house and corn crib already here. Get out of the city, Invest In property, $20,1100 doeo It. Close lo • . large mine, too . How Jlbout ThiL One? 3'h ac:res. S5250. This tract has paved road frontage,' In town location . If you're looking for land, you mould be sure to see tills pareet. Priced at S5250. For Developm1111 No. 186 - IB acres. 528,500. Thl! property 11 In town. waiting for a lucky buyer fo develop . Pretty rolling terrain. $28,500. 804 W. Main IPoimer•ov '192-2298 Hours Call '192-7133 CONTACT : Lals Poul•y Branch MIMttr 0&0 TREE Trimming , 20 y•ors u perience . Insured free esii motes. Call 992·23S.C or ed woods , water and good oc• c:es5 in Monroe County, W. Va . $1 ,000 down , call (304) 712 - 16141 698·7257 Alboey. 3~02 "' 1304]772·3_2~--New three bedroom house . carpet , Iorge kitchen , ottcched goroge, Iorge lot. Phone (61-4) 667-1>304. Commercial propertv approx. 17 acres, level land, located at Tuppers Plains on Ohio, Route E><CAVATING, dozer , looder and backhoe work ; dump trucks and lo-boys lor hire; will haul 7. Phonei614)667-6:J04 . fill dirt, to soil. limestone end gravel . Call Bob or Roger Jef3 bedr'oom hous• on the right in fers, doy phone 992-7089 , Syracuse, going from Pomeroy • . night phone 992·3525 or 9921/ baths, air conditioned, F.A . 5232. go$' furnace , full basement and V'=-A:::TI::cN:::G:,·-do -:--,-.-,.-,-ba~c:-: kh_o_o gorog•. poneuion lmmedlote- EXCA:~ ly . Phone 992·2266 ....enlngs and ditcher . Chorie5 R. Hotfor oppt . f,eld , Bock Hoe Service : Rutland , Ohio. Phone 7"2·'2008. ~ . ... •A98764 y9! t 10 I .6 5 2 ANY PITCH ANY SIZE Southeasten'l .Ohio Truss Rafter Co. Box21-A Rutland, Ohio 45775 Ph. (614) 742·1401 Wt Deliver ' 7-28-4mo5. U'l'rLE ORPHAN ANNIE SMITH NELSON MOTORS; INC• . , LI'I''I'L& ORPHAN ANIUII:-BOY WHO MADB GOOD UUII! GOTEM Rl"Q -SEE? THIS -., . TOO! ' TRAILER SALES Route111ox 121 langsville1 Ohio ..$7 -41 669--42"5 evenings F-... F!IIIIIIONT ~ttl p,o;~u. Inc: 4'tf1lltl 51a]L_ ,·-. . 10-27 -1 m . . • 3 bedrooms, 1'/, baths, Iorge liv- . ing room , dining room ond kit~hen , fully carpeted. ' Phone ''"- ,-.,-,.-,-:lio-n , plumbin,g ond heating. No' job too Iorge or too small. Phone -· --- 10 w 50 1966 liberty priced lor quick sole. located on Olive Twp. Rood 261, ' long Bottom. Good condition . Phone 905- _}_83_7.__:-------.-1970 Gordner Mob1le Home , 3 t1p-outs . $5000 Phone 247· 2243. GR<o-L- . /O · J.7 1973 Cas tle Mobile Home, 2 bedroom!, 2 1~11 baths, fully carpeted loc ated troiler poi~ 2 miles west of Addison, Ohio. Phone (614) 367 -0160, Sot . or · Sun. , alter 5 p. m . on weekends. ...1think 1'11 walk! ~ W1ll do odd jobs. roofing , pain· ling, gutter work . Phone 9927..09. . SAVE ON CARPETING Hl-1.0 SHAG CENTRAL REALTY CO. SPECIAL - 3 bedroom and aHached"garage, lolal electric home under construction on 112 acre lot . Owner will finish In 30 days for buyer or wlllsell "os Is". Mlly toke trade. Located near Chester. 51 ACRES FREE GAS-Modern 111> story houoe, 3 br., dining room, fireplace, full basement. nice porches and out buildings. Large scenic lake with green grass and pin~! trees around lt . Watch the large bass swim along In the clear water . PreHy os o picture. Priced to sell $37.400.00 . COOLVILLE- Nice mad. bt'lck home containing three bedrooms. dining room. living room with fireplace. full basement w(fh garage. large front porch, not. gas. furnace, city water .and well water, a beautiful home with approx. 5th acres of land. frulf trees and shade trites surrounding If. Plenty of g~rden space, good fishing area close by. located In Coolville, Ohio. PI' Iced at only 532,000. Call now . CHESTER- 113 acres larm . 80 aFrts tillable land, nice 2 story farm house, 7 roOms ~nd bath. all hardwood floors and basement. Barn and other outbuildings, 2 ponds. A nice laying farm priced to go. Localed near Chester, call for oppt. CHESTER - Ever dream of owning y011r own vour ,·hance for you or your friends to own a nice rolling golf course, 50 1·2 acres, 9 greens, nice modern club house. outbuilding with all spraying and seeding equipment, needt some mowl!"9 and a little repair work on golf course. This could be purchased with the 113 acres lilted above and developed Into a beautlful18 hole fOil course. call for appt. golfcoun@? Here's CALL JIMMY OEEM949-2381 CARPENTER, flooring, ceiling, . - -~~eling. Phone 992 -2759. DOZER work and welding. Con tact James Parsons•, Rt . I , . Racine , on Carmel Rood EXCAVATING. BACKHOES AND DOZER - LARGE AND SMAll . SEPTIC TANKS INSTAllED. lOW BOY AND DUMP TRUCKS. Sill PULUNS PHONE 992-2478 DAY OR NIG :..H _:_T_:_._ _ MOBILE Home Repc1r , Elec., plumbing and heating, Phone 992·58::5il::::·c._~-- · - - - Roof Repair , Pointing, qnd Pat . _c~i_ng.:.!_~qulr~.!_~~~~_: __ ,.; . · e •• • :• ., UL INSTALLED RegularS14.95 '10,95 PORtS - PITIFUL. PAPPY-- Sq. Yd. ~ e 501 NYLON " ...,. '' .' u ~· .damsel DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's bow to work It: II AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW II 1 RUnAND FURNITU.RE I, t) I ( I:(JLEETE Ruttlind ~ .. CRY"OQUOTI!S . JZZYCKFY'AM JAY CEKTDM VTCKQ XPV X PV NYYZ ..., • Q PM y Mon., Tues., Wed. I 8:00ti15:00 ..' '. . ···••••••· : .. • RUii.AND FURNITURE : ··~···· · .. mean- Green, gold, rtd, blue, rust. Do It yoursell, with Pllddlng, S7.9l sq. yd. Wllll paddlnt Installed 18.95 squ1re yird. Clll741·1lll TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CAR.PET CONSULTANT - ; •1-1211 - sz Thursday 8 ti112 noon· ~. .' lr.-+-+- • ••• ~ FRIDAY tiL a · • • Close Sat. At 5 p.m. • . ·•0' ing "high" 34 Moslem V.I.P . I ..-+--1-35 Townsman ... 36 Marsh 3'1 Drenched 39 Rattle on Artlnuilll . ]_l_or 1_5 Ft, 741·1211 j • · ~. .. 31Name Everyd•y money saver. Good choice colors. 7<2-2348. 99'2 · 31~ . or m . s.-3~ . THURSDAY, OCTOBER II, 1976 6:00--Sunrlse Se1'1elttr 10,6: 15-Form R,eporl 13. 6:10-Nof For Women Only 13. 6:30-0SU Overview 4 ; News 6; Sunrise Semtlttr 8; WEST EAST Urban lug"" 10. •JS •t03 6:45-Mornlf'll Report 3. YA62 yQJIO$ 6:50--Good Morning, West Virginia 13. HH tKJ861 6:Sl-Yoo<J Morning, Trl Slate 13. oloQJl09 3 .KI 7: 300-Today 3.4.15; Good Morning America 6,13: CBS SOUTH (DJ News 8; Chuck White Reports 10. • KQ2 7:05-Bugs Bunny & Frlands 10. y K 811 7:3G-Schoolles 10. tAQ 3 8:00--Lanle 6; Copt. Kangaroo 8,10; Sesame St. 33. •A87 B:3G-Big Volley 6. North-South vulnerable 9:CIO--A.M. 3; Phil Donahue~.13, 1S ; lucy Show 81 Mike Douglas 10; . Wnl Nerth East Sou111 9:»-Cross-Wits3; One life to Llvt6; Good Day B. INT. 10:00--Sonford & Son 3.4. 15; Price Is Rlght 8,10; Pass 2. Pass 2N .T. Mlkt Douglas 13. Pass 3 N.T. Pass Pass 10:15-Gonerol Hospital 6. A Delaware reader want. to Pass 10:311--Hollywood Squares 3,4,15. · Opening lead - Q • know what you bid In response 11 :00--Wheel of Fortune 3, 15; Weekday 4; Edge of to your partner 's notrump · Night 6; Gambit a, 10; Morning wllh D.J . 13; Elec. opening bjd. You are playing Co . 2D . · Stayman and hold : By Oswald & James Jacoby 11 :3G-Stumpars 3,4,15; .Happy Days 6,13: Love ol Lift 8,10; Sesame Sl. 20. North's two-spade bid was f •9xxxx¥Kx •xxx6Kxx " You pass no matler what 11 :Sl-Tako Kerr B; Ms. Flxlt 10. designed to play the hand you are playing . The chances 12 :00--News 3,6,8,10; Bob· Broun~ ; 50 Gand Slam 15. lhere. He felt thal two spades that be will make one notrump 12 :311--Gong Show 3.15; All My Children 6. 13; Search would be a lot safer than one are better than yours at two tar Tomorrow 8,10. notrump and had no desire to spades and you have no in· 12 :55-NBC News 3,15. . play in game. teres! in game even !I~· holds 1:00--NBC News 3,15; Ryan's Hope 6,13 ; 50 Grand Normally South would pass lour spades with you . Slam 7; Concentration 8; Young & the Restleaa10; right there, but South had a Nol ~or Women Only 15 . (00 you have a QU9SIIOn full!B high-card points for his 1: 311--Days of Our Lives 3,4,15; Family Feud 6,13: A1 nolrump, including three lor the experts? Write "Ask The World Turns 8,10. spades with two of three top the Jacobys" care of this 2:00--$20,000 Pyramid 13; Dinah 6. honors . In addition, his newspaper. The Jacobys w1/i 2:311--0oc1ors 3.~.15; One Life to Live 13; Guiding notrump was based almost en· answer ind;v;dua/. questions Llghl 8, 10. tirely on aces. kings and quick rl stamped, sell-addressed 3:00--Anolher World 3,4,15; All In Tho j"'lmlly 8,1D; tricks . He decided to lry for envelopes are enclosed. The Antiques 20. game In spite of his partner's most Interesting questions 3: 15-Generol Hospital 13. sign off and rebid two wr/1 be used In this column 3 : ~Bewltched 6: Match Game 8,10; Llllea Yoga & ootrump. and will recei ve copieS of You 20 . North looked over his .hand JACOBY MODERN.) ~ : CIO--Mistor Cartoon 31 Marcus WElby, M.D. 4; Somerset 15; Howdy Doody 6; Mickey Moult Club 8; Sesame St. 20,33; Movie "Red Dust" 10; Dinah 13. . 4:30-My Three Sono3; Emergency Ono 6; Partridge Family 8; Fllnloton.. 15. by THOMAS JOSEI'jf S:OO--Big Valley 3; .Merv Griffin 4: Brody Bunch 8: ACROSS t1 Maple Mister Rogers 20,33: Star Trek 15. 1 Medicinal genua S:~News6; Family Afla(r 6; E).ec. Co. 20,33; Adam. 12 13. herb U "Forever - " 6: 0D-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20; 5 Embrace 43 Bold Consumer E>lpOrlence 33. . 10 Comfort· DOWN 6:311--NBC News 3,15; ABC News 13: Andy Grlfllth 6; I Run tests able CBS News 8,10; Hodgepodge lodge 20; ITYV on seat Utlll1atlon 33. Z French river llllairdo 7:ti0-Truth or Cons. 3; America: The Young EK· gadget 3 Man's evU perlence ~; Bowling for Dollars 6; Muppitt Show 8; nature 13 Screen News tO; Family Affair 15; Anyon& lor Tennyoon v .. tenlllf'a Aaawer (2 wds.) U Suave 20; Getting On 33. 4 Break bread 15 Land t Alonement Zl Rudely brief '7:30--Hollywood Squares 3; Scmethlng extra 4; OhiO State Lottery 6;·Prlce Is Right 8; Wild Kingdom 10; measure 5 Less refined U Hand over · Z8 Rob or Carl Nashvlllo on the Rood 13; Dolly 15. • "Two 16 Poem II- Cassinl 30 Part at Ill 8:00--Gemlnl Man 3.~. 15; Welcome Back, Kotter 13; .11 Face(sl.) Women" 22Wide act WTVN Forum 6; Waltons 8, JO; Vision• 20; lB Longing. star receiver Crowbar, Masterpiece Theatre 33. 7 Balkan Z3 Cereal plant 19 Utile e.g. 8:3G-BarntY. Miller 13. country %4 Free from 13 Motionless Leonard 9:CJO--Beot Sellers 3.4.15; Tony Randall 6,13; Hawaii (abbr.) care zo Between II Bob bait Flve·O 8; Visions 33; Movie "Duffy'~ 10. (2 wdB.) • 3t Shoot tbe 9 : ~Noncy Walker6, 131 Jeanne Wolf With ... 20. Mich. and I Rebuff (. wdB.) Z5 Arbor . ·breere 9:55-Polltlcol Program 8. Ky. 10:00--Dick Von Dyke 3,4,15; Streets of San Frontll~O Z1 Venison ~~--r~~~~ 6.13; BarQabv Jones 1: News 20. when 10:311--Woman 20.33. living · 10:5S..Polltlcal Program 6,8, 13. 23 Just this - b.:.-+--+~·11 :00--Ntws 3,4,6,8,10,13, 15; MacNell·lehrer Report 24 Imitating 33. Zl Fumlsh 11 :3G-Johnny Corson 3,~.15; Streeil of Son F!ancloco %7Guard 6,131 Kolek B; Mary Hortman 10; ABC Newo33. 12:00--Movle "Of Human Bondage" JO; Jonakl 33. Z8 EUeen's 12:JO-Movlt "Foret Five" 8. llls1er 12:411--Dan Auguot 6.13. Work unit 1 :OD-Tomorrow 3,( 30 In install· meniB 1:Sif-News 13. (abbr.) ,. 61HM"tr MOBILE home for •sole or ren t, 3 bedrooms, al utilities paid . ' Phone 992-7751 , SEPJIC Sys tems installed by licensed installer. Shepard Contractors. Phone 7"2·2.. 09. 2<28. WILL do- ,-oo:-:1;:-ln_g_, - s100,000 Name That ·1une '' Match Game PM 6; W.OOO Pyramid t ; MacNtli·Lehrtr 20.33: T~ Judge 10; Breek lhe Bank 13; Wild . Kingdom 15. .8:00--Wo Think You Should Know 3; Bionic Woman 6,13; The Practice 4,15; Gunsmoke 8; Nova 20,33; • Good Times 10. 8:30-Mol/lo "Ricllle Brockolman: Private E~" 3.4.1S; 525.1100 Pyramid 10. 9:00--Barotta 6,13; Allin Tho Family 8,10; Mualc In America 33; Sounds,tage 20. 9::»--Ailee 8,10. - ~ 10:00-Quest 3,4, 15; Chorile'l Angelo 6 Tony Orlando & . Da;wn 8; Congreoslonol Candidate• Debale 10; Political Spirit of '76 ' 13; New• 20. 10 :311--Julluslevln Is a Candidate 9; Book Beat 33. 10 :55-Polltlcol Prograft\ 8. 11 :00--Nows 3,4,6,8,10,13, !'5; MacNell·lehror Report 33. .. 11 :311--JohnnyCorson 3.4,15; Rookleo6,tl; McCioud8; . Mary Hortman 10; ABC Nows 33. 12:00--Movle "Compulllon" 1D; Jonakl 33. 11:41)-Mystery of the Week 6,13. 1:00--Tomorrow 3.~ . 1:111--Nows 13. 1:3G-Dolly 3; ~~~~ --- SEPTIC TANkS cleaned. Modern Scnilotion , .992 -3954 or 992- with lour high-card points and decided that South was showing both a maximum 110trump and good spades . Six spade tricks, plus three other tricks would come to nine, and North . went on to game . A heart or diamond opening would give South his ninth trick, bul Wesl opened a club and it was up to South to pick the way to gel trick number nine. He ducked a couple of clubs, but won the third one, ran hiB spades and linally · came to the correct decision. linessed against the king of diamonds and had his nine tricks. . 27 NORTH -·------· - -------- - - - WIN AT BRIDGE. South pushes game bid WO.\IAN~ PROP~R RO~!: ! SEWING MACHINE Repairs , ser vice. oil makes , 992-2284 . Th e Fabri -c Shop , Pomer o y . Authomed Singer Sales and Service. We sharpen Sc1ssors. N.G. or coal heat, nice kitchen. A REAL BUY AT $7.500.00. LET US SELL YOUR PROPERTY. HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 992-1159 • TR£'1<: ... MONTGOMERY I lawn rh. tlz.J!ItJ eJJSHED FRO¥. HIS STEEP PM.ut-211-t ta.m. "'Stun. £11entnt•tt2·1HO 9.\, ·lmo. RING RfAL MCCOY. . ····------~--NEW 3 bedroom house. 2 baths , all elec., 1 acre, Middleport, close to Rutland . Phone 1'12- basement, IMSY'SA~n; PUIZ.Z174 Redi Haul FREE STIM T ~-i.. GATHeR~.. W 0 . TANYA WI~~ ON!: THIN6 DO A~~ THAT ABOUT THESE' IS NECESSARY FOREIGN FEMAI.ES WHILe YOU ··THEY SAVVY RE'LAX! A MAN'S PROPI'R RO~E' AIIID A POL_YSI . M UP Y FA I . PROFESSIONAL old €'ON VERT Y0 U R PROPERTY INTO . CASH. INVEST AND LIVE ON THE INTEREST. PLEASE NO SUNDAY CALLS . 9·J0-1 mo. EASY Ia\":? • n'li.IGHT Aft4f.2101 Or 949,2860 & CAPl'~ GlfN R•.BISSELL We ru11r the old and build . the new . Paptrlng, Pllnt. lng, pantllntr. window replacementl, ~1au , roofing, hat mix, siding, lform windows , doon , remodel kitchens 1nd billhi, ttc . Phone f4t-2023. No Sunday Calls Pleue . Gvtten ' ieHitl CONTACT ~-·- No. 187 - One small Worm Morning go' tt ACRES - Real nice 3 bed;oom split level, 11h baths. equipped kit . with bar, dining area , basement, family room and garage near Tuppers Plains. $41,500. · 2577. furnace best view of river All Electric, water sewage. Only $3,000. 1972 Ford Van , 6 cylinder, 3 sp&ed. mags new tires , side pipes. fully carpeted . Call 742- 7<2·2773. P: '!:'·_ _ water . the 1973 MAZDA RX2 Sparr Coupe, good condition. 4 speed Am -Fm rad io and stereo. LoW mlleog&. New Tires . Phone 992 ·75A3 alter 7 p .m . To give OINOy to good home, 1 r---~----:-'-­ mole dalmalion. For sole, a small more pony. Also , need o babysitter l or 5 nights per week . Coli 992 ·5519 ofter 5 _ p.m. ~!_!!_O~~~oadyor~ :..­ One camper lop lor pi ckup truck ~~per ." Phone 9.C9·23 19. Pea rce Simpson C.B. Radlo bose stati on. Phone 2..7·2684 alter 5 RIVER LOT - 77x119 to WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 27,1976 5:00--Bjg Volley 3; Merv Griffin 4; Brady Bunch 8; Mister Rogers 20.33; Star 'l'rek IS. 5:»-Call It Macaroni ~ ~ News 6: Family AHalr II; Eltc. Co. 20,33; Little Mermaid 13. 6:00--News 3,4,6.1,10,13,15; ABC Newa 6; Zoom 20; Teachl"'l Children 33. 6:3G-NBC News3,4,15; ABC News13 ; Andy Grlffltti 6: CBS News8,10; Hodgepo<jge Lodge 20; Lilias, Yoga & You 33. · • 7:00--Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell the Truth 4: Bowling for DollarS6; Pop Goes fhe Country 8; News 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Family A Hai r 1j; Consumer Survival .. Kit 20; Marco Sportllte 33. . : iJo'lmUO\IU ltl_,lf'll: Al•miMim ~NIIftl • FREE ESTIMATES! Like new 2'h bedrooms. nice eat-In · kitchen. ullllly room . ceramic bath, nat. gas F.A. furnace, carport and V2 acre. S37,soo. and • Atu .. tn•m R•in'-ow R lcttt ••sh•n Arn Lonw l9ttom, OI'IID Showing ; Swiss Colony ; Maple Leaf ; P le yrnor ,· Crlcke-, . Sales, rentaL servlce 1 suppiJes . _Tr&11el trellers. truck campers ; campjng trailers, truck caps . · Special Saturday nights . Open even lr\gsor by appolntmenl. contact Robert Codrfer _ 00 -11 -lmo. pd . ) 9 roam, a woman's ... ---···--· 1973 VW Super Beetle . 2 new ti res, new windshield, $1300. Nic& three bedroom home . Fully carpeted , allcched garage, Coll9'92-5875. must sell now!! ! Available on 1951 Ford truck. needs batt ery , land co ntract. $1000 down, $100. Phone Pearl Hawthorne , total amount of contract · 1143·2645 . $20,boo. Poym&nls are $175 per month. Phone (614) M7-3.436. 1973 K5 Blazer in good shape. . --. ---· Formo re information , call Fli p House for sale, I'!, bedrms.. per· Werry . 985-4255. !lolly furnished , carpeted , $7900or see oliO lynn St. , just 1972 Rally No 'o'a orange · w1th off Vine St .. Middleport. bla ck top , 6 cylinder . 3 speed. .. - -with 4 crogers l -50 tires , no 2 STORY~ bedroom brick home in rust , original point . Perfect in Middleport . Phone-992 -~5_7 .,. side and out! $1300. Phone 949 -2860. Young milk cow for sole. Phone Two Angus COW$ bred to Reg. Angus bull. Phone George Frecker . evenings 985 ·382]. FlJtLER Bru sh Products lor sole Phone 992-3.410. -~---· 1'173 VW THING. 35 mpg. near perfect condition . Rlck Gilmore. Rt . 1. Reedsville (Suc:ceu Rood) or phone 992-5323 . ~------- ,week and e11enings. Fpr fur ther in formation call (614) 367 -7338. SCHOOl 1969 Novo, &xlra sharp, neiN paint bucket seol$, air shocks, mags . Phone 949-2~80. White Elll'ctr ic Hotpoint stove , 40 •nch wide, 1 yeor o ld Phonlil 949-2774. heater. Practically new, 560. Pkone 7~2·2523 . ' .' 5312.37 COAL for sol• , Open 6 days per APPlES. FITZPATRICK ORCHARD. STATE ROUTE 689. PHONE WllKESVt.llE . 161<1669·3785. · Also, horse Phone (614) 698 - CAMPER . trailer , 32'10. FISHING TACKLE CLEARANCE LOCUST POSTS, round or split . Phon e 9.49 -1774. · ., ·a ' ~· .s, NEW LISTING - S ocr.., 4 room house thot needs' everything. Dug wtll . eleclrlc: on a lonesome country road. First 55,000. .. · SALE RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS • ~ 'II ..,6 Rr. 124 - ---·- . ONE 'bedroom apartments ot VILLAGE MANOR 1n Midd leport lor $104 mon thl y plus elec . or $130 including electric. LOWER 6 "" 1199S POM~~~!v~~!'!~ CO. ~ \CI ~-vr1t!~~}i~~~ NOTICE OF APPOINTMENTCue No . 21956 Estate of Verda oliver Dec: eased . Notice is hereby gh1en that N ellie Brown of Pomeroy , R .D .. Ohio , has been dul y a ppo inted Administratrix of the E state of Verda Oliver , deceased , late of Middleport , Meigs County, Ohio . Creditor s are r eq uired to f i le lheir claims with said f iduciary w i thin three months. Dated th iS 8th day of oc . Iober 1976. .... . GUTltl OODNER'S CAMPERS kltche•,, family room, sun radio. - ___ ,r..e L B cy linder, automatic, power sfeerlng, power brakes, 1969 Fre •ghtli11er with a 335 . 15 speed transmission . 22 Inch -_._......_._ - -·--rubber . All in good condit ion. WEE KEND REVIVAL with Rev . 8ob Woitrf'!ss , apply in person . ( row 's Coil otter 5 p m. 992 -7657 . Steak. House , Pomero y. Dixon ot Mason Assembly ol 1975 CJ5 Renegade l evi Jeep. lull Go d Chuich , Oct. 'J.fl , 30, 31 ot ..-quipment , low milva ge , e~t · 7:30p .m cellen t condil10n . ~.!so , SWEEPER AND Sewing Machines Frigidaire elec . dryer . Col t (30.C ) Repair , Ports and Supplies . 3 ANO 4 RM . lurnished and un· 773 -5323 , Mason, W.Va . 001.ds Vacuum cleaner, mite furnished opts . Pfo._ one '1<12· up George's Creek, Rood oil 5434. ____,_ State lloule 7. Phone (614) 446· COUNTRY Mobile Home Park , Rt 029A . New wood-burning stove. 33, ten miles nor th of Pomeroy large lots wilh concrete pati os, Reg. ~28US NowSUII.Il sidewalk s. runners and off !~reel p~rk1~g . Phone ~2 - 7479. New fuel oil stove. Ro<,i. , fur• .JCe ; 1961 FORD6' '12 TON - Someone needed to live in with invalid woman . Please ~oil 992 -2097 . ~.. 2''· .. ODDS and Ends Sole, October 16, 17th, 1976 at Five Points, State Rt. 7, 10:00 till 5. roinorshine . House lor ~ol;,· 11h" bedrms.~~r­ tiolly furn ished carpeted , $7900 or see ot 10 lyn n St .. jus t 596-4769. _ oil Vin~-~t ., M~~dleport , - - - Cor Porch' Sole , Oct. 28 ond 29th . 1974 Oodge •;, ton pickup, win · do'fl air conditioners. 2 C.B, Furniture. d ishes , toys and. radio Phone 992 -7066. cloth ing . . George • Skinner -. resi dence , Rt . 3 Pomero y. General El ectric clothes dryer, like new. Wh ite , CAll (614) 367Gorage Sole. Saturday , Oct . 30th . 7766.0r 992 -2495. Guy Spence'r , Arboughh Ad& lion , Tuppers Plains, Ohio . Pigs. 6 and 7 weeks old . Also , Deor local Merchants, lhe Meigs Virtll B. Sr., Rtoltor noMochonlc POmoroy,'O. Phone ftl -1:11.1. DOUBLE - • f(• · ..., apartmenlt. ~ t. 1 .,, . ty 1116AMCHORNET S31t5 Sportabout, 6 c: ~l . automatic, pOwer steering, deluKe equipment, whitewall tlr... luggage rack, dark green tlnisn , less fhan 9.0Q0 miles, showroom cll!an. 1171 CHEV. 8' 'h TON ----- p~~·-~ ---~:-~- 1 / . Busin.ess Services TEAFoRD dec~ SSCASMSS for junked autos . Phortt 742-2081. Frve 's Truck. & Auto Ports, Rutland -- Pomeroy · Motor Co. water CASH paid lor all makes and models of mobile home•:::Phon• area code 6U-423 -9531 . .. TIMBER , Pomeroy Fore$! Produch, Top price for slaiJding so~Nijmber . !;all Kent Hanby , Solar water heCuing units now avai lable . A horne improve ment tha t poys for itse lf . Federally approvedoves in !>ured imtaller . For in formo· lion , coli Karl Culp . Phone PLEASURE HORSES an d ponie s. '1<12 · 7525 alter •5 p m on also will buv hones and wee k ends or wnte, .Route 3, ponies, Phone (6U) 698-3290 , · Ruth Reeves. · Htgh SchoOl Year Book Stoff wi ll be contac ting you jn the near lulure to shaw you how our ads con promote your bu,iness. We thank you l or your support . . family d•nn•r. She has r.c•iv· Auto~ ed many nic:e cgrdt and wishes to !honk ifOCh on1. Ttle Pub111htr I .For Fast flesults Use The Sentinel Classifieds . &on·ln-law. Mr. and Mrs. FroJ1k [)orst , long Bottom, Ohio, w ith Aflllbllcat lon. will ho< 89th Birthday, O<t . 19, 1'976 at l,.:_'nleDIIIYSentinel, Mllldlosto!'t·PttnttO)', 0 ., Wednesdav. OM. ?'1 p!Un'KMJY • - . . , I ······ ··············• ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND · • .I \ �to-'ftle'o.t~ySentlnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, u., WeoDetiUIIy, uu. ••, »•• Ford hard on· Carter EXI'EHDED OIJTLOOK l'rfolay ll!nqll lludlly' School employes ·will Local notices, briefs RACINE - The Soulbern dleport Mayor Fred Holfliwl wllllllaC lftDd wttll Utile · Local Board of Education wiD Tueldlly - NtUon plllll with crowds. said be ·~·apolte" himself. .... , ....lpiiiiiiL JIICIII Ulllell Pnll llllnMIIIul Filled w.e Jalln Warner, meet Nov. 4, at the hlch He lold a plbering cl Delle, who 11U81JI!I!ed earlier · ID llle lfl ud Iowa ID llle Prelldmt Fard Ia picturing :IS, Pomeroy, •110 and CCIIII achool In Racine at 7 p.m. Democrats were . . Frldly, warm~~~~ by .Jimln)' Carter u a novice In tlwulanda Tlleoday "one of that and tbree daytln jail, clriYinc . .d of Oct. :II u wu forel&n policy who could the major commllme!!ts I reapcNible lor World War II ........ the country, while make to you - a lop P.,loi'ily Carter describes the - Ia to pul the American Prellclenl u a fine IIWI who people back 1o work before lbe lnaugurJUm." says rldlculoul tblnp. Later "he told a With one week reDIIInlng before eleciiGn dar, Fll'd .conll"8atloo al a Jewiah IWied c.rter'• foreign and lemple that the Arab boycou defenle poalllona In a speech Is a "lravuly and a Tueaday lo the Plltaburgh diap'ace" and pledged 1o Ecmcmk: 01Jb, He beads "move allfllllvely aa p-esi·today for New Jeney and dent and even u p-esldentPemaylvanlji, . elect" to end it. Hls ichedule ls not being . Durinl a :JO.Inlnute live TV announced In advance, -1 In Ollca•o, Ford said ih.t he, unitke Richard ~ ....... Ills IUbjed to lllatmilalte chlneeslf private . Nixon, never enrclsed poJUnc !bOWl he Ia needed In "dictatorial authority." ""nlere'a one very, very apeclflc art111. fundamental difference," Ford and Carter both openl Ford said In lbe strongest lbe nigh\ In Chicago, but language yet about the newr croued patha, Carter planned an early former prealdenl who chose fJighl to New Y<rk today, and him as his polel'lial wu lo move m lo Plttslugh IIICcauor. "Under President Ford there's not an lmpetlal ID late afternoon. On Tlleeda,Y Ford, claiming White Houae, which means that Carter's policies had "a there's no pomp, !here's no no flavor ol . ceremony, there's 1tron1 laolatlonlam," said th~ dlctalorlal authority." Ford drew a cheering Democrat is aakinl voters to venture "Into the unlmown a"OWd estimated by pollee al with a doctrine lbal Is more than 35,000 In a unlellled, untried and, In my shopping complelt In Ylew, potentially Ollcago's Republican suburb ·dangerous." of Schaumburg. Sen. Robert Dole, the GOP Carter, In Moline, Ill., calmly rejected the charge. vice presldenUal nominee, -n1 Tueaday ~ 'clartfyin•" "Obviously I'm not an ..,... o laolatlonlal - !hal's a earlier statements. Hdlculoua thing 1o say and he Asked al Erie, Pa., If he lalows It," Carter said. "But would consider sending U.S. thls Ia the last week of lhe troops Into Yugoslavia, Dole campaign and I don't care 1o replied, ''The answer is no. gel in a squabble with him." Bull wouldn't tell In advance ''He's a fine and decent ·What I had In mind." man and I don't have any When reporters asked if his crltlctarn of him," Carter "no" didn't constitute an announcement of 'his said. Carter, who says he Intends lnlenUon, Dole replied: "I'm to win nnt Tueaday, hu not going lo say In advance begun sharing his post- what r would do." Later Dole and !he Vlelnam War, said In Troy, Ohio, that the wars were blpartlsan affairs. "I doo'l believe W<rld War nwas a Democrat war, and I don't believe Vle\nam was," Dole said. Sen. .Walter Mondale, the Democratic vice prealdenuat nomin!!e, told a crowd al Albany, N.Y., that Ford should repudlale . pole's earller remarks auggl!l!lnl the Democrats were respmslble for World Warn. "Mr. Dole made that state. men! two or three tlmea and It hasn 'l been repudiated by the President," Mondale 881d. ''They stand responsible together." 1 ~ ID lite ... ud Iowa II llle . .. &.day II Three area (QJnUnued from page I) control over the center line, llrlilng two guardriD· posts, apun aroi!nd while traveling !&feet In theair and struck an electric pole. Officers are atW tryiDg to determine wbo wu drtvlnl. · while lntollcated, and . . and coati, dlsorderly Dll!llltr; on bte.chera and new conGeor1e F. Stewart, Jl, llrucllon wiU be accepted at Middleport, • and CCIIII, the Nov. meeting. prevlowdy iwtounced. Bleil IIPt«<lnn; J . - H. Y~. Tl!e Syrac,uie PTO I!, Racine, fli and CCIIII, Halloween carnival wiD be faDure 14 yield the r111t of held at the school Friday way; Jamee w. Batey, 33, Mlddleporl, $20 and coot&, be81nnlng at 7 p.m. IIPt«<lnn; Jamea A. Smith, Trick or treat night In 211, Parkenbar,, f50 and Mldd~porl w)ll be oboerved coats, reckless operation; from 8 to 7 on Saturday with · ADen P. MUla, Syrac-. Sl~ the siren 14 .announce the and costa, . speedlns. Foropenq and clootng of ac- feltinl bonds were Mlcllaelle tlvltlea. Residents wlshlng to DeLancey, II, Belpre, psrtldpale are asked to tum operation, and m their porch Ughts. The Denzil L. Praetor, Mldactlvitlee are reserved for dleport, SSO, disorderly children one through 12. manner. ,,50, Carl Miller di M da es On Y Autos collide on SR seven IRONTON - Membln of (SEAL). 'l'bQ' are R.ald H. Jllilll, • local chaplen of tbt Oblo ProciGnllle; and Vlnlll G. Aau:latlon of Publle 8c:bool Rifle Jr., New llcilaa, Ja. Employaea (OAPBI:) w!U ~ members of the ptber fur their l'1tb Am1lll Hqille of lbpre-taUYea Southeut Dlltrlct Aeen"b' meellnl Friday, Oct. 21, at from tbe t2nd and lltb Ironton Hlgb Scbool, 1791 s. diltrktl rnpecUvely. Tbe tldrd CINtidfte ~~ JIJDII Seventh St. : The 12-county Southeast Smith, Plkeloo, candldale for lliiJirlctol' OAPSE 1i com- tbt 14tb cllltrlct seat Ill the prised of ~tbena, . Gallla, Ohio Seriate. . llocklnl, Jackaon, La~, Meigs, Morlan. Perry, Ptlte, Scioto, VInton and Washington countlea. Dlltrlct (Cmtlnued fttm page I) President Wllllam Siple, Ironton, will caU the were picked up 1 abort usembly .14 order at 1:30 distance fnm the roadblock a.m. following a regJatraUon by a friend. hour. "Some CBer.(cltizella band Featured speaken at the radio operator) apotted tha 11110111!117 wiD be OAPSE car rnm our deilcrlptlon and Eltecullve Director Larry the patrol IJiopped tbern," DeCrelce and Lon ltltchen, aaid Bro'lm. director of IOVtnunental. Brown said Kenneth Sharp, aervlcea for OAPSE. 26, Trbnble and Jack 'lao slated to appear are ~. Buchtel, who were th. e area candidates for a1so 1n the car, lf!l'e charged · eledion to the Ohio General · with · lnlerferrlng with an Assembly thls tau who have arrest. been endoraed by the School Cbarges against the others Employees Action Leape were pending, Brown aald. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY MEN'S WESTERN STYLE LINED JACKETS rL~~~~~~_:~~~~_!!.~o.~- ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY "TIGRESS" Hospital News THE MEIGS INN ::! j .,... --"'.. ....! THAT'S US··- The following Middleport Merchams: Baht' ----I ... .,- 'laza In Tomorrow's DAII.Y SINTINEI. We Want To Serve You and . . Mean To Prove It • •• ' ' ' ... l•glnnlng This ~eek, .Fri.. Oct. 29 Check Our Ad - . DIKOver A Pleosant Dlfferencel MEIGS lHEATRE a.osED FOR VACATION WATCH FOR OPENING DATE oC Q z = I 0 .... I I, Mamlng Kloes, Vftoe President lind Cashier of the above-named bank do hereby _ declare that this Report of QlndiUon ls true' and correct to the best cl my knowledge &net belief. MannlngKioea October 15, 19'16 . ' INDIANAPOUS (UPI) President Ford said today Jlnuny CartA!r has suff-red a drastic slip In public uplnim polls because of Democratic opendlng policies.· He , dted Great Britain as an example Of Ute evlla of govenunent overspending. "Since his party convenlloo he has relied very, very heavily on Ute discarded old Jl'Ograms of .more and more . ' Trimble Ai;";~fj;;~;;;;:;;;;;;;j;;kets TONIGHT 8:.30 nL 12130 Spending label put on Carter meet in Ironton .· . The Meigs County man wu killed when be. apparently · walked out onto SR 7 In front cia car driven by Henry N. CroweD, ~2, of Huntlnllon, W. Va. Ruth Moore, UUe clerk of The accident ~ oneSix defendants were fined hall mOe south ol Rt. 248 near and two others forfeited the Meigs County Clerk of bmds ID the court of Mid- Courts, aald today a new Jaw Chester. · requlrlnli the seDer of a · The victlrn was Identified · vehicle 14 complete the title as Pearl F. Koblentz; 84, Rt. form by listing the aelllng 3, · Pomeroy. OSP lnprice and date or delivery vestigators said no chargee went Into effed Sept. 1. ATHENS-CarlMllJer,sa, wiD be flied. "nle body was . According to Mra. Moore, If Athena, died Monday evening taken to the Ewing Funeral this lnformaUon Ia not given, at Holzer Medical Center. Home In Pomeroy. No' Injuries were reported · Mr. MIUer wu the aon of Two other traffic accidents In a minor accident Tuesday the title Is iutomatlcaUy .the late Floyd and Grace were lnveiJIIgated Tlleaday at 5:~ p.m. on SR 7, ac- returned to the seDer. McKnight MWer. Born In by state hilbway patrolinen. cording to the Meigs County Langsville, he wu formerly JoAnn L. Plants, 16, Rt. I, Sherlfrs Dept. d Gallipolis, was cited to KeMeth Ronald Hickman, _. emp1oye at Ray Riggs Juvenile Court for faDure to 'll, Caldwell, tralling Ryan Automotive Corp., In Athens IJiop within the assured clear u an accountant. Keith OW, 19, Rt. 3, Pomeroy distance foDo-'n«· an acMr. Miller wu a graduate "~"' were traveling south when of RuUand High School and cident at3:10 p.m. on Rt. 160 DIU turned on his directional Ohio University, 8 veteran of near Porter. According to the lllbt to tum left on to TR 202. World War II, member of the report, ber car struck the Hickman said he did not see First Chrlsllan Church, rear of a vehicle operated by the signal In time, applied his Athena, member .of Michael Pope, 18, Rt. 2, brakes, but was unable to HarriiOnvWe Masorilc LDdge VInton. There was minor stop. The two vehicles , . k W 11 Lea · damage. '11• 118a aon gue, tolllded with · moderate and the K. T. Croasen Post of A deer was killed In an damage to the DIU vehicle See fine selection of men's Ranch accident at 9:15p.m. on Rt. and none to Hickman's. No Coats - waist length jackets and American Legion, Athens. li88, eaiJI of MltcheU Rd. He is survived by his Wife, citation was Issued: longer coats, too. Sizes 36 to 48 - blue Maxine Folan Miller; two Officers said the animal ran Into the path of 8 car driven denims and corduroys, all warmly daulbters, Mra. David Caris Hoback, Dover, and Mrs. by Peggy E. Tope, 20, lined - smart looking -comfortable Richard (Grace) Essex, Gallipolis. and completely washable - Carhartt AtheJill; one son, Alan, of Koblentz, a retired coal· and Wrangler brands. EQI Lancing, Mich.; two inlner and farmer, was the BOND FORFEITED sisters, Mrs. Dwlgh! son of the late Jacob and Ida James F. Hill, Albany, (Blanche) Srown, St. Albans, Chrlaly Koblentz. Besides his forfeited a $Ui0 bond posted for W. Va., · an d Mrs. ...,h " et parents he was preceded In on reckless operation charges · (Ciarla) Erwin, Middleport, death by a son, Floyd and Martha . Husted, men and boys in the busy men's and :. and four grandchildren. Eugene; his wife, Lettui' In Pomeroy ,'!Qtlelted a $30 bond He was preceded 1n death 1970, and three sisters. posted on an assured clear by one sister, Helen Bolin and Surviving are a son, David, distance char,e In the court one brother, Don Miller. Rt. 3, 'Pomeroy; two grand- of Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Funeral services will be children, Richard Koblentz; Andrews Tueaday nilbt. held Thuraday all p.m. at the Nell' Philadelphia and Mrs. Jager & Son Funeral Home, Patricia Wolfe, Rt. 3, Athena with the Rev. James Pomeroy; two great· Grooms officiating. Burial grandchildren, Susan and AT THE INN will he In Miles Cemetery. Andrew Wolfe, Rt. 3, Friends may call at the Pomeroy, and a slater, Mrs. REPORT OF CONDITION Funeral Horne this evening Ruby Schilling, Tyston, Iowa. !rom 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral services will be 2 Cons~lidating domestic subsidiaries of the p.m. Friday at the Ewing 2GALS , Funeral .Home with the ReV. · CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Herbert C. Morgan of· FROM PARKERSBURG of Middleport In the slate o! Ohio, at the close of business on September 30, 19'16 published in ficlaUng. Burial will be In re$ponse lo call made by Comptroller of the Currency, under IItle 12, United States Code, Chester Cemetery. Friends Section 161. · HOSPITALIZED may call at the funeral home Charter number 8441 National Bank ReglonNumber4 Mrs. Aten (Edith) Shain, anyUme after 7 this evenq. formerly of Pomeroy Is a Thousands Cashandduefro..>banks . . ... . .. .. . . ... . .. .... . ... ... , .... .. , ,, : . .. ... , ... . ... 1,1165 patient at Winterhaven U.S. Treasury securities ... ..... . .......... .............. .. ............. , ...... 2,906 Hospital, Winterhaven, ObligalionsofSiale$andpollticalsubdivisions .. , ... .. . , ........ . ................ 1,994 Florida 33825. Her room FederalReservestockandcorporatestock .. . . , .. . , ., . .c , . .. . , . . ... .. . , ... . ... . .. , . 21 number Is '105 for those who VeleraDa Memorial Hospital Fede1 5 is sold and securities purchased wisli to send cards. Admllted WUllam und · :emenla lo resell ...... . ......................... . ........ . .......... 900 Buckley, Middleport; Paul Loa :S al (excluding unearned Income) ....... .. .. . .... , .. ........ .. 6,016 • 992-3629 Burns, Pomeroy; Paul Les ...-4 !rve for possible loan losses .. .. .......... , . : .... , , , •• , •• , , .• , , •74 McDaniel, Middleport; POMEROY VIctoria Wise, Pomeroy; Loa "' . "' '"' ' :. """''' '" '"' '" ""'''.' "'" ' ; ' . '''."." " ' "' "' 5,942 HYMN SING SLATED Bank ~ :es, furniture and fixtures, and other • Elsie Roush, Portland; WNG BOTTOM- A hymn Phoebe Lee, Middleport; ass• ;l :esenllng bank p.relilises : .......... , , ...... , .. : ..... , ................ 100 ·. sing will lie held at 2 p.m. Betty Friend, Long Bottom; Realt 1! •wned otber !hap bank premises ...... . .. , . , , .... , ; , .. ...... , .. .. .. , , . , . 25 Sunday at the MI. Olive Dre.ama ·Chaffin, Pomeroy; Other· o,g··· ····· ··············· ·········· ···•···•····· ··· ·········· ·· ······· ·3 Church, Long Bottom. The Millie Blake, Letart, W.Va.; ---+-TOTA "'~TS . .. . ....... , . ... . ................................ , ... , ...... . 12,956 --~Gospel Tones wlll be Barbara Smith, Middleport. featured. The public Is InDema ~osils of individuals, prtnshps,, and eorps... .... .. .... .. .. , ..... , , .. , .. 2,315 Dlscliarged - Eleanor vited. Time anu savings deposits of individuals Faulk, Marvin Darll, Harold prtnshps., and cprps. . . .. ... .. .. .. . ...... ... ..... , ... ... . , ...... , . , , ... , , ... , 8,435 GUm<re, Elizabeth Leifheit, DepositsofUnitedStatesG. ovenunent .. ,, .. ,,., , , , , ,,,,, , , , ,,,, , ,,,,,,,, ... ,, ..... 66 Phoebe Lee. DepositsofStateaandpolillcaisubdivlsions .. , .. . , ... , , ., ,, .. . .. , , ... .. , , ...... . , . 930 Deposits of commercial banks .... •.. : ....... .. , .. .: . . . , .. , ....... , .. .. . , ..... , .. ,, 5 Pleasant Valley Certlfiedandofficers'schecks., .. , ... , .. , .. ,., :. , , . , , . , , , , , , , , , , . .. , .... , , , ...... 13 Discharges - William TOTAL DOMESTIC DEPOSITS . . . .. .. . .. , .. , ... . ....... , .. , ... , . , ............ 11,764 Perry, Leon; Mrs. Gene " Total demand deposits ...... , . . ... .. ................ , ............. , , 3,047 Cochran, son, Point Totaltime and savings deposits .. ........ , ............ , ..... . , .... . .. 8,717 Pleasant; Mrs. Dale Lawson, TOTALDEPOSITSINDOMESTTC ID Portland, 0.; Mrs. Roger AND FOREIGN OFFICES . ... . . . ............. , .. , , .. . .... , , ..... . , , ........ 11,784 Irland, dsulbter, GaUipolls; Other liabilities: ...... , ...... , .................... .. . , ... , .... . .. .. .... . ....... . , 3 Emma Fisher, Gallipolis TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding subordinated . Ferry; Mrs. Joe Haley, notes and debentures) ..... . ............ . ........ . . ... .. . . ,, .. ........... , .. 11,767 Crown City; Mrs. John Pickens, Portland; Denise Corrunon stock Frazier, Point Pleasant; b. No. shares outstandings . •.••.• • ••. , •• .• •••• , ••• , .•• , ••• • ••• •• , ..••••• , ..•. •• 100 . Richard Wa11111ey, West Surplus ........ . .......... . .. , . .. ..... .. .. .. .. .. . .. ... .. ... .. , . ... ... ....... . . 900 Columbia; Mrs. Wllllam Biller·Fumiture Undivided profits .. ... , .... . .... .. ............. .. ........ . , ... , .......... . .. . , .189 Sewing Center Blain, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. TOTALEQUIJYCAPITAL . , ... , . , .... , ........ . ....... , .. . ............. . ..... 1,189 Kiddie Shoppe Otis Neal, Leon; Paul ClothieiS ---+- TOTALUABIUTIESANDEQUITYCAPITAL . .. . .. .. , .. ,,., , . . . , .. ..... , .. . .. 12,956 Nicholas, Lakin; Joseph Middleport Book Store Ingels Fum~ure Halfhill, Bidwell; Jerry Raynes, Buffalo; and HerMcClure's Average for 15 or 30calendar ~ays ending with call date: Midd~pOrt Department Store · bert Amick, New Haven. Cash and duel from banks . : ... , , . , , .. ...... , ................ : .. .. . , :.. ....... , 1,1161 )o oC Villaie Pham~acy Citizens National Bank Fed. funds sold and securities purchased l:t. ailreemcnts to resell ..... . .... . ........ . .. • , . , . . . . •. . .•.. , , . , .• , ••. , , •.1,137 TAKENTOVMH Wlder Heritage House Twin Cities Gateway The Middleport TOTALWANS •. . 6.021 OIL Emergency Squad wu caDed Big Jim's Counl!y Cousin$ Cookshoppe Time deposits of $100,000 or l!lOr~ In domestic offices ............ . ....... .: ..... .. . 848 ~ to storys Run at 6:30 p.m. Total deposilll ... . ...... . .................... . ........ . ... . .......... .-..... 11,995 To Prove We're The Unheatables, ·. Tuesday night for Allee Timedepositsof$lOO,OOOormore (outstandlng~porldate) " , MulliM, a medical patient, Time certificates of deposit in denOminations We're Offering Friday Night Specials who wu lSien, to Veterana of$100,000orJ11ore . ....... : . ... . .•. . .......•...•.. ,.,, . : , t ••• •• ••••••••••• • , •• 447 - - - Memorial Hoalptal. Other lime deposits of amounts of$100,000 or more . .. ..... ..... ............ . . . .... 401 reckleis \ ' We, :he und~rsigned directors attest the coiTectneSs of this statement oll'lliOIII'I.'e8 and liabilities. We declare thai il has been examined by US; and to the beat of our knowledge and iJelid is b·ue and <.oorrecl. . ' Rodney Downing Dale M. Dutton- Dltectora PaulS. Smart ' READY FOR WINTER -:- Bob Clark, superintendent Of the Meigs County State lfilbway Garage,ls shown with equipment that underwent .winter lnspect,lon Wednesday morning. The equipment Is ready for use for the C<lld months ahead, . . . e· 1 i:::::=:::~::::::::::::::::~;:::=:=:::;~:;:::;:::::~~:::;:?.::::::~:~::::::g::::::::~::::::::::~:::::::::::~;:::=:::::.':~*::t · JN~ws . •• ~n Briefsl By United Preaslntel'IIIUonal GENEVA, SWITZERLAND - A DEADLOCK OVER demanda for the release of political prisoners In Rhodesia clouded loday's opening of talks on negotiating a transfer lo black majority rule. The Brltlah chairman ol the conference, lvor Richard, was to chair the formal opening of talks In lbe famous Council . Clamber of the Palals des Nallons, Jl'eWBr home of the· League of NaUons and now European headquarters of the Urilted Natlms. Richard, Brltaln's·ambassador to the United Natlms, was lhe only oulrllbl optimist before lbe conierence opejled. ' . . "Elements of a selllem"nl are th.ere," he said. "Given a . fair amount of hard bargaining we should be able to do il.'' • at y .' VOL XXVII NO. 136 Thls, Ford aald , has cauaed "drastic slippage " In Carter's poll standings, which earlier In the race ilhowed a big iilad lor the Democratic candidate, He said Carter supporta economic "policies of panic" that call for curing Inflation and joblessneS!l by bigger and bigger go v ernment spending." t Continued on pajfe 2) a • enttne PRIC~ ... Fl FTEEN CENTS Tax cut certain says Carter WASHINGTON (IJPI) Americans wm get back on Sunday lhat hour of Bleep they lost In April, as the nation goes on standard time. The oHiclal change frem dsyllgbtsaviDg to standard Ume oecun at Z a.m. Slll!day, when cloclu wiD be turned back 1o I a.m. Standard time will remain In effect untn April !4, 1977, wbeo tbe clocb wm be turned ahead an boor for six months of daylight saving Ume. By HELEN THOMAS developed to improve In Cleveland before returning PIITSBURGH (UPI J services for older people. But lo New York for another ·Responding lo President he added, "one lmporianl round of handshaking und Ford's attack , and faced with reform we. can begin speech making In Brooklyn . narrowhtg polls, Jimmy lnunedialely would be to shlfl The New York Dally News Carter says a substantial tax the focus of our programs has pub""'ed a new polllhal cul In the next' four years Is away from Institutions and shows Carter's nine point SNOW SPREAD FROM THE ROCKIES TO .TEXAS early · Inevitable. toward oul-pallenl and home lead ov~ Ford has beeil cui today and biller cold settled over much of the nation . Carter unveiled his to six per cent, a cause of health services.'' Temperatures dipped'lnto the teens and 20s early today over · Jl'Oposal for a general tax cut concern to the Carter camp. He said that currently 72 much of the East and MldweiJI. ·during a campaign swing In per cent of aU Medicaid The Democratic Toledo, !'blo, reported a i7-degree chill. The mercury the Pittsburgh area where he payments go for nursing presidential contender has dipped 1o 21 al Portland, Maine. A 22-degree 'reading al Detroit exhorted Democratic party been under heavy allack by home care while 0.2 per cent ael a record low for the date. The cold weather spread over the leaders to gel ' o ut the vole Ford who maintains lhe best fs ip!nl for home health Carolinas and frost or freeze warnings were posted lot much of Tuesday. alternatives, allhough tax reform is a lBJ< cut. Ford both·stales. "It's not going to be easy In experts estimate as many as also has charged the Snow swept over the southern Bockies, the Texas the next five days. It 's going 40 per cent. of nursing home Democratic platform would panhandle and the Pllilns of southern Texas early today and residenlll could be cared for CtJSt blltions an.d would make stretched Into southwestern New Mexico. Travel advisories for :':':':':<':':':':'::::::::::::::~:::::~:;:;:':::: :;:;:;:;:;:;:,:':': ':':' · to be close," he said. · In a prepared address for a at a lower cost In their own a tax cut Impossible. locally heavy snows were posted for the higher elevations in horm~s . But Carter said Wtidnesday ~ gathering of senior citizens In the mountains of New Mexico. PiUsburgh, Carter charged Carter had a full day of il would be possible to phase llle Ford administration has campaigning ahead will! a In Increased •evenues that he BEffiUT, lEBANON - DESPITE ARAB ugreernent on a , • · neglected older 'Americans. speech at the senior citizens expects lo be about t60 billion 30,000-men peacekeeping force for Lebanon, rightists say they p0unng ID He said a national health breakfast before flying lo over the next four years as a will assemble an equal number of men to prevent the Arab car e program should be Erie , He will also campaign result of a 5 or 6 per cent troops from entering rightist-held areas. Edward llein, a· former deputy and member of the rllbtlst "Lebanese Fr:ont" Me i ~s County voters are grouping all rightist forces, said the front planned to discuss reminded that noon Saturday with PresidenlElias Sarkis "means of protecting Lebanon ·ts"the deadline for absentee agalnstaposslblecoupll!at could be staged by a massive Arab and disabled voting In the • • - Nov. 2 election. . force." · ' ' He aald the front planned to establish a 30,000-m~n The election. board rep.orts ' · Lebanese rilbtist force "to counterbalance the proposed Arab that 714 residents ' so far, force." An Arab swrunlt meeUng this week approved a peace unusually high, have voted plan and a peacekeeping force of 30,000 troops, Including 20,000 absentee or .disabled ballots. Syrian troops already In Lebanon, to enforce it. The hoard alao 'report~ that This week's Arab swrunlt meelln~ in Cairo said the force such ballots are to be will be operational Nov. 3. returned to the board per- By RICHAm> H. GROWALD style, President Ford Wedrieaday he r"'pfd out a targeted Indiana and Ohio for stump speech In famUiar . sonaUy or in the niail but In PHILADELPHIA (UP!) his campaign barnstorming style on the AUanlic City WNDON - BRIT AJN'S CRUMBLING POUND hit a new no other maMer. In other .Polishing a new speaking today, eonfldent he is on his boardwalk, but stepped all-time low today, sliding to $1.~ .against the dollar before worda, such baDots cannot be· , way to upsetting Jimmy Inside a seaside.. hall and @rallying slilb\!y 1o Sl.5730. The latest slump came amid delivered to the board by Carter In the presidential eddressed some 3,000 school reports that Prime Mlnlsier James Callaghan was clashing someone other than the • ~ race. board officials without over Jeftwlng members of his ruling Labor Party over perao~ voting. Ballots wiU be Ford was flying from mentioning the.election. Brltaln'seconomicpolicy.Sterllngopenedal$1$10compared accepted via mall until Philadelphia lo Indianapolis Lal~r In the day lhe with Wedneaday's closing of $1.5760. election day. for latemornlng campaigning President, whose position on ""nle market remained extremely nervous ll!ls morning, before going on In lhe abortion has won him more reflecting worries a.boul the government's ability to slave oH $2()9 · · · afternoon to Cincinnati and cordlalliy than Carter from threats lo declared ·policies by left-wlngers," a dealer fo• ' 492 comes · · Cleveland, Ohio. ' Roman Catholic leaders, reBarclays Bank International said. Some dealers .saii:l they M • h o1 'J1le driver of a tractorT h r o u g h o u t h 1 s . celved a roaring, whistling, believed the Bank of England had Intervened In the market to · to mgs SC 0 8 traDer rig was taken to the iransconllnenlld · journey to stomping reception fr.om stusupport sterlq. · Meigs County's three local Holzer ·Medical Center for election day, the President dents at a packed VIllanova school districts received · treatment of Injuries suffered repealedly has talked of. his University rally, ' "DETROIT - TilE UNITED AUTO WORKERS and $209,492.37 for their October In an ac9ldent this morning feeling that history will show Al Valley Forge a few Cllrysler .Corp. faced lnten,glve bargaining today in an effort to State School Foundation on SR 7 south of the Kyger be came from the lower hours later, the President head off a second auto Industry strike. The union Wednesday sujlsldy payments, follow!ni Creek Power Plant. . depth& of sllmmerlime public Blood alone on the stage of a selected Chrysler as thesecood auto firm lo come to terms on a deductions for retirements, The Gallla-Meigs Post was polls to a Nov. 2 theater In the round. new conlraclandsel a 6 p.m. deacfilne Nov. 5for reaching that . according to State Auditor lnveiJIIgaUng the accident at opinion triumPh. · "I h,ve newr . ~en 1o a agreement or facing a walkout by 118,000 U.S. and Canadlsn Thomas E. Ferguaoq. 8'8, m. today. "We have the momenlwn," (ConUnued on page 2) Cllrysler workers. Amounts ol the total · The hospital said Charles be said at Atlantic Clty,.N.J. ''There will be no extension," UAW Vice Preside~t receivea by each of the Lee Terry, Sr., 3_1, of ali-port Wedneaday, Douglaa -A. Fraser told newarnen al Chrysler world include Eastern ZanesviUe, was treated for a . "II reminds me just a bi! of headquarters In suburban Hilbland Park. "We will either districts Local, $46,362.11; lacerated right band and the kind of momentum that have a strike or a selUemenl." The No. 3 automaker will have Local, $116,912.04, Meigs and contusion of the right one of my Idols, a Democrat, to ma!ch the boslc economic agreement worked out al Ford Southern Local, S46,218.22. I~ shoulder, and released. Ha·ry Truman, experienced alter a 21klay natlooal strike and must settle aome issues addition, the county board ol A witness said Terry's rig, In the final daya of his ( 1948 . Walter Robb and Dr. 1 Inherent to Its slluallon -namely a single U. S. and Canadian education received a direct moving south, appeared to upael victory) campaign, We. Harold Brown, co-chalrinen contract ~d a separate pa~ior the 9,100 salaried employes. allotment of $14,1162.52. get too .far to the right Into have Ute .rnomenltun going, of the Pomeroy Citizens berm about 100 yards north of the people are lnlerested and Action Group · Wednesday EXTENDED OUTLOOK the Gravel Hill road. The rig I think we are going to nilbt said at a KrOUp meeting Saturday tbr,ougb suddenly · veered right surprise some folks," Ford Joanacanbeobtslnedthroulb ASK TOWED Monday, chanee of showers Warmer Friday. Hlgha In through guardrail and down .told reporters. the Small Business Adthe lolf!l' 508. Fair and cold Saturday and fair Sldday · A 111arriage license was an embankment, appearing His day to day campaign ministration (SBA) and the and Monday. Hllh• Issued to Lee Ronald to stay upright. The time was topics and approach Is geared Farmers tonight. Lows In the · lower Home Ad· Yurkavage, 30, Wilkes Barre, approximately 7:10a.m. and to the dally polling of key ministration for developSaturday In the Ms, and ID 201. Chalice of precipitation the lOOt Sunday and Mon- Pa., and Glenna Gale Tucker, vislb!Uty was poor. stales, telephoned to his cam- ment. 10 per cent today, near zero 'll, Pomeroy. day. Lows lu tbe 308. tonight and Friday. Three traffic accidents . paign enloutage. Fred Crow Pomeroy atwere investigated WedFord's campaigning torney ouuu;ed a plari of ~~:@t:::i.l:;::::::t:;::::::::::::::w:t;::::::::::::Jt::::::::::r::!::;::::::t:t'J:t::tH;r::trt::::::wn::lt:ti::;:::m:::::m::tit'l~M ~~s~~it...~~r ~: :."'~ ~ ~~!:!.~ ty su rprl sed ~~~;!e ::Oat;~~~~~~ Absentee votes are restored growth rate, which could cover both new programs and a general lax cut. Campaign observers are begjnnlrlg lo call the ele<;tlon close In most of the states with the biggest electoral voles. But Carter's aides said he remains 4 to 6 six points In front, according lo their samplings. In his spee<;hes, Carter has stressed that elecllons can be won or lost by only a lew thousand voles. He cites such cliHhangers all 1960 when John , Kennedy defeated Richard Nixon by only a slllbl margil) and In 1968 when Nixon. won over Hubert Humphrey. Carter drew some 60,000 supporters to a rally In the gannenl district of New York Wectneaday. His aides said the. turnout was bigger than the parade held fur Gen. Douglas McArthur when he returned from J{orea. Carter inct will! New York and New Jersey Democratic leaders, labor leaders, and volunteers l~ a slepup reflecting his desire to touch all bases in seeking .Important popular votes In the northeastern states. Robert Strauss, ch~lrman of lhe Democratic National CorruniUee, appe11rcd at several olthe gatherings with Carter and told reporters the. , poiiUcal picture looked "very . . good" for Carter In New York, New Jersey and Oblo. But he said California could go either way . Ro·..d 's new· 'spea·k r·ng style ma k es b ~·g impressiJn in -last week of campaign Tractor•riO' leaves road near Plant ' President returns to . Ohio on J!onday COWMBUS (UPI) - Presldeal Gerald Ford will relura to Ohio Moliday for 011e Jut CI!Dpalgn lrlp before Tuesday'• general election, II wu aDDOIUiced today. Kent McNamora, cbalrm• of the Preoldeut Fen! Commihee In Oblo ond Kent B. McGoup; chairmen of the Ohio Republican party, laid Ford wollld addreao a noon rally at !he Statehcn•e ID ·lbe dOwntowa are~, Ford wtu be greeted at Port Columbul Airport by Gov. J110e1 A. Rhodes who wiU Introduce the President at the rally. McNamara allo Ford may add one more campalp slop ID Oblo Monday before be departs lor hla home In Gnmd Rapld1, Mich., where be will vote Tuesday. ••kl Development loans offered Weather ~j~;l · · ' MThis is what the TB levr does: II. ··:·:·' Do you want it continued? , . Services performed at the Meigs County · Tuberculoals Clinic, located In the former chUdren's home buDding on Mulberry Helghta, are made possible by the tuberculolia levy fund. The levy ls up for renewal by Meigs County voters Tueaday. · Tile clinic services Include tuberculin lkln testing for the detection of tuberculin Infection, and cheat x-rays for thoae who . have been lnfeded. An x-ray .• discov~rs If there has been lung damage; All tuberculin medlcaUon, prescribed by either the chest cllnlc;Jan, Roy L. Donnerberg, M.D., who lll!l'Vea the clinic, or the patient's private pb1sidan, ls paid for from the levy lund. lloapltal care for the severely ill paUenll referred to University Hospital for tuberculin treatment ill paid for from the levy fund. tllnlc ,visits by patients to see Dr. 7 gj;j Rt. 7 when It ran ln\9 the peth @\\ \\,,l . ~.~~~,;ett.cl~o~~:!~ ~;, . ~~~;~~ef~~~:,:. w:,~ For example, on Crow BU18tlted 'the group work with store Qwners In downtown Pomeroy In repairing and painting frontl of buildings; additional Christmas lighting be added this year, and pollslbly dlf- . ferent types of decoralloo, and that realdenta.tske part In a Christmas tree lighting and caroling program. Jim Winebrenner, professor of architectural dealgn at Ohio University, ls oflerlng the services ol his atudents (30) to create a (l:ademark or "logo" lor the Citizens Group. II waa reported every student has vlslted Pomeroy and me student hu taken photoaraphs ol every building. A IJirlp print of aU . user picks up tha llinl at the bulldings In a row wiD be library and returns It there made. One . of the uaignafter use. A record ls kept of ments of each student wiD be how many Urnes each fUm Is to take a building and 1111811eal ahown and how many people Improvements. "" Winebrenner aska that see it. Moll of, the fUma are In anyone "ho hal old plctw'ea color and cover tbe oubjects of the bulldlnga In the or environment, music, downtown area lo aubrnll health, safety, animals, them. 'I'IMi pictures wiD be kept at the muaeum and uaed science and literature. Some contempc>rary films for atudy untU the project Ia are "FUture Shock", 0n the completed. The group Is a~ · Road with Charlea Kuralt" dmationa for the paopOeed . and "Alaskan Pipe Dream." . projecta. The codlalrmen Film strips are also each donated SIOO. Donatlona avaUable from the ctnler. ·are 14 be made 14 the OVAL has placed a 16mm Pomeroy Chamber · of film projector In the Meigs Corrunerce. (ConUnued on oaie 2) proposing purchase or a lawn mower. It \!laS polll(ed out the river bank wiD be cleaned up In the spring and a type of gr8811 planted tlu!t could be maintained. Crow olio suggested that old houses falling down ahould be helped the rest of the way down . He thoulbt reparable ho-s should· be repaired and painted. He opined that something should be cble with the 'Old coal tipple on East Main street, streets and keep them off, noting. It was an "eyesore", Film service popular ....... Scottown, was cited to Domerberg and many other services of- Municipal Court for !allure to fered by the clinic are available, at no IJiop wlthln the assured clear The Ohio Valley Area charge. • distance following an ac- Ubrarles, which offers fUm There bave 'been In excess of 21,400 · cidentat4:30p. m. on Rt.l41, · on loan, was busier In Meigs services rendered by the clinic during the lour tentha of a mile weal pf County than In any of the psiJI five year tax renewal perlnd. There Gallipolis. Brumfield's car other 10 counties served the have been 42 diagnosed active t~berculosls st~uck the rear end of an auto paiJI three months. patients treated during the same time dnven by Evadean Lambert, This was reported to period, plus the great number of patients 64, . Patriot. There was trustees of the Metgs carried from previous years. ' moderate damage. Libraries at their recent Melgs County reslden\9 are welcome to John C. Short, 42, Crown October. meeting Jl'hen the visit the clinic for ·these services and to City, was taken to the Holzer M.s-rrun fUm lending program · Inquire about the future expansion into other MedlcalCenter for tre,aimenf~as reviewed. lung diseases apd a no amolting clinic. of Injuries suffered In an Of 151 fUms loaned to ·Tuberculosis is being controDed in accident on Rt. ~3, five people 1n the Ohio Valley Meigs County by thls clinic. tenths of a mile west of SR 7. Area Libraries, 13 were Numerous organizations have v(lled Accofdinl to the patrol, borrowed In Meigs County by their endorsement and support of the levy Short loll control of his car i n <II v 1d u a 1 8 a n d which Is up for renewal but thls eledlon has which ran of! the tight side of organizations, and were been reduced from the .65 of one mill of · the highway then sl':llck an shown 1n el~mentary and previous years to ,4 of one mill. embankment. high schools, at churches, clubB, parties, In homes, and atthe stale park to more than 2,000 people. · The Ubrary and Ita trustees have worked for several years to make !lim-lending avallable In 1\ielgs county. It Is being provided by the Ohio VaUey Area Ubrarles from a film center lnC~ldweU, Noble couirty. ' The fUms, over 250 of them, are housed and repaired at the film center. When aomeone aslu to borrow a film at the local library, a cill js made to reserve the fUm. It Is sent to the library by parcel service a few days abead of the date it Is to be shown . .fhe .. ' ' " Republican rally at the Indianapolis Scottish Rile cathedral. · "Of all the dllferences between Mr . Carter and myself, none Is more Important than the economy ," said Ford, polishing a new speaking style as. he barnstormed Indiana and headed for OnclnnaU and Cleveland. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1976 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Lost hour will return Sunday Jjg spending," Fbrd lold a 11 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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