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Heavy in makeup, they were amo~JR the ~)10ullsh characters who worked behind the scenes al Sunday night's "School of Screams". They are Jane Sisson, left, and Paige Smith. . - THREE RUNS MADE The Pomeroy Emergency Dutchtown Hill to Holzer . oy . p Squad answered three caDs Medical Center with a · Sunday. At 2 a.m. Carol possible coronary and at 7:06 Lt. Col. Floyd F. campbell, Thetas was taken from the p.m., the squad went to the 61, a former Pomeroy Meigs Inn to Veterans Triplett home on Route 143 resident, died Friday at Memorial Hospital; at 5 p.m. where a-patient refused any Pompano Beach, Fla. Marlon Hliwk was taken from treatment. . Col. Campbell was the son ~ ;';: :;:; ByT. AUanWolter i~ District Ranger ;:;; IRONTON - Today'• article is · t wrltteo by Franlt Snare, a pastor of iliWellston. His "Theology of a Hun· i~;ter," Is a IOOught provoking look at i1ithe sport of hunting througli a !~'mlolster 's eyes and heart. ;';' Frank is fonner editor of the !i!iBlulflon News, a prize winning ::::weekly in Bluffton, Ohio. A flve year !:': resident of Wellston he is a member :i.iof the Outdoor Writers of Ohio and · ;;:currently writes an outdoor colWII!I OIL PRICE WARNJNG i!ii for the Wellston Sentry. • BONN, West Germany 'i: THEOLOGY OF AHUNTER (UPI ) - The shah of Iran ii; By Fruk 'Bruobwood Be•t' Snare says his country needs an oil ;:;: Man has to eat to live. price increase of at least 15 :::: There is no gainsaying that per cent to olf!j!l irdlation . b tatement. To refrain from. eating is "We are farced to demand ''''to die. an oil price increase because ;;:; It's this next statement that our purchasing power has \ contains the dynamlte. dropped nearly 40 per cent ::;: For man to live something else since the last oil price hike In ihas to die. 1974," the shah said In an j;j; Some kind of plant or animal life Interview ~ubllshed Sunday ;i;i has to be sacrificed In order .for me In the Welt am Sonntag i;i; to continue living. . newspaper. :;:; · That, too, ls a bald statement of "A price incre~!lf of 15 per } fact. Yet there is no way that eye or cent is a minimum and ;';' mind can avoid this fact, IQo. perhaps sUU acceptable. But { It's how we appropriate that Ufe this would still amount to a 25 ';'; and the contents of that "bill of fare" per cent cut in our purchasing ';i: which have created an uptight power," the shah said. ~!; situation for some people. :::: Let me explain my own i'!i "theology" of an outdoorsman. Fori Ofi ay :::! flah and hunt. And I am a pastor. !} And I have no guilt complex. Erin; a brother, Woodrow, :{ I accept literally the account in and sisters, Grace .Campbell :ii; the .B~ble where God g~ve '!'an and Laura Milner. Burls! will ;:~: dommiDn over every creepmg thing. be in the miijtary cemetery at ::::;God further aMounced that man Dayton. J. was to have dominion over the earth Fl d Cam be11 di . es if! Wayne Nat···onal Forest · :'~*'{: . Fn•d · . l~ would tell Noah and his sona, "harvest" ofdeerandlllbprovl!kes::!. "Every moving · tlilng lllat Uveth some conlrovel'B)' wbile the harvest ~ shan be meat for you ... " (Geneaio of cattle and nrlne and chlckena 1:26, 28; 9:3). receives a minority reaction which ~ii When God would clothe man, He often Ia consldered.a lad. Yet never i< sacrificed some animals and uaed have I heard an outcry agalnlt the ~ their coats to dress tl!e man He'd reaping of oats an~ wheat and com ~ made. and soybeana. ;l! When God pointed toward future Or have we created a new kind :~; redemption through His Son, He of hypocrlay to cover an ag~ld iii sacrificed Iambs and buDs and feeling of guilt. turtledoves, the Desh of wblch Or perl!aps the greater ti'Uth Is . ,;j;i . · became food. for God's oWII priest, . that we have stolen the soul of mao :;* 1 supPply food, clothing and and tried to graft it to the bOdies of t! : · shelter for my family. Part of this animals and the stems of plants. Of ;~; comes through my hunting. And I such spiritual dyslunctlon are myths ~?make no apology for it. creattd and man destroyed. ;:;: Was it not because of the l would be the first to :;;; sacredness of hwnan Ufe, above all acknowledge that not all hunters are ~! others, thai God provided Ufe In sportsmen. But should I murder the !~i animals, birds, flahes, grasses and human race because of OliO HIUer? :<: the like in order to provide Hunting has taught me what Is !)! sustenance for that special being involved in providing food for the ~ into whom alone the Bible says "God family table. Rather·than outlawing ;~; breathed" His Spirit? Thus mao guns I'd recommend thai grocery ;:;: became a living !lOu!. Nothing else in stores be eliminated and every !iii . creation ts given that distinction. householder provlds food firsthand ;!;! Only life can sustain life and for his own famUy. · . , !i!! · that pattern has never been And I would recommend that ;:;: nullified. , each householder appreciate aU food ~;j I take pride In my hunting and I as a gift from Manitou (who may )i! enjoy lt. 1 like to think that I'm . have been appreciated more by the ;i!! accepting my responsibility under Indian than by us.) Before he went in God · for the wise use of all the the field the Redman asked his God ;:;; · • resources which He has provided. for good bunting. When he returned About the sacrifice blt, every he thanked Him for success.• :::: meal! enjoy today costs something. Such hunting beComes not only ;!( It's Ufe. From the toast aDd becon at an adventure, an outdoor success :::; breakfast to the cheese sandwich at story and a privilege, but also an act ;} noon and · climaxing with grouncj of worship. . beef, potatoes, salad and dessert at Man hast~ eat to llve. Mid life ;:;: . dinner, my menu depends on living has to be sacrificed for life to con· i'l , things. otherwise I would have tmue. :;l starved to death, and so would you. But just maybe we ought to i;:; f. '* ;=; . ilf it ,.-----A-L-L-·N-·E·W--·.----, ~~~H~e~i~:~== 1i~. 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Sunday Admissions Sherry Tackett, Rutland; Naollli Bentley, Rutland; Susan Pooler, PomerOy. Sunday Discharges- Glen Darling, Pauline Derenberger, Barbara Smith, Victoria Wise, Ethel MuUen, Nancy Boso, William . Buckley. Holzer Medical Center (Births, Oct, 29) Mr. and Mrs. James Upton, son, Leon, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. 'Oean Conklin, son , Gallipolis. ·Births, Oct. :«i) Mr. a~d Mrs. Darrell Dugan, daughter, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. James Gilliam, daughter, Gallipolis._ Births, Oct. 31 · Mr. and Mrs. Ronald DeMey, daughter Wellston; Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Jones, daughter, GallipoUs; Mr.I!Jid Mrs. Steven Long, son, Wellston; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schultz, · daughter, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood, daughter, Gallipolis. LITTLE HELP - MEIGS lHEATRE CLOSED.FOR VACATION WATQi FOR OPENING DATE Delores Lehman, Francis Coe of Carbon Hill, Focie Hayman, Mabel Shields went to Ohio Valley Rest Home in Parkersburg and picked up their aunt, Mrs. Anna Scarberry and went on to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Faud Haught at Walker, w. Va., · where they helped Mrs. Scarberry celebrate her 86th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mitchell spent Wednesday night with ' Mrs. Bertha Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. MjtcheU also visited Mrs. Phyllis Young at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mr. aadMrs. RobertBaUey of Long Bottom, Mrs. Marvin McGuire, Recka and Regina, Pomeroy, visited Mr. and Mrs. J oe Man.ueI Salurday·· Mrs. Edith Manuel visited Mrs. Elva Hudson, Mrs. Jean Roush, Minersville, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. ,Russell · Ro ... L, Edward and Cindy "''" Mr. and Mrs. Dana visited Lewis of Clifton Sunday· evening. · Rocky Hupp was ·a dinner guest of David Hupp Sunday. David Roush, Sharon Roush, Rocky Hupp visited Brenda Lawrence at Portland·on Sunday evening. Mr. aDd Mrs. Dean Sayre of Middletown, Pa., arrived Monday to spend two weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs . Herbert Sayre. Mr. aDd Mrs. Dick Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Brice Sayre and baby of Jackson were ~unday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sayre. Carl Mangus of Pittsburgh, Pa., visited bis sister, Mr. ~nd Mrs. Robert Smith Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest , Bush spent a week vacation with Mrs. Marge Manuel at Cleveland and at East. Liverpool with Mr. and Mrs, Ray Bush. in honor of Mrs. Herbert Sayre who was celebrating her birthday by her children and families at her home. Attendlng were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Sayre of PeMsylvaola, Mr. and Mrs. David Sayre of . Antiquity, Mr. and Mrs.. Danny · Sayre, Mrs. Doris Rogers of Colwnbus who · hI with the spent S!lllday mg Sayres. Robin Manuel, Donnita MaouelattendedaHaUoween party lit th.e Racine Baptist Cburch Tuesda Y evening: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush, Bob Spencer, Mrs. Paul Byers, Debbie Barnette visited Mrs. Dee Spencer at Veterans Memorial Hospital )'ofonday. SERVICES SET Missionary services will be held TUesday, Nov. 2, at 7,30 p.m. at the Pomeroy Wesleyan Hollness Church on SR 143. The Rev. Carl Noggle, Mls.!ionary to the Navajo be h Indians, Ariz., will t e Th R guest speaker. e ev. Dewey King is the pastor. The public is invited. Trans.ters servlcesliadSundsyschoolaf the Free Methodist Church · Oct. Z4 w&s 124· Ten children were Earl W. Cleek, Patricia A. dedicated at the morning servi t th l I burch Cleek to Columbus & Rev. ~~k w~ ~ea a:end'~~ . Southern Ohio Elec. Co., ~.,. Deed.of Correction, Lebanon. minister. Vollie D. Conn, Violet L. Next Sunday, Oct. 31 Is Conn to Dale E. Wolfe, Cora Rally Day, everyone welcome. Wolfe, 1'1 a.t te, ,Ollve. Albert Hill Jr., Ora E. Hill : s . Cathy Pulllns haa 0 reported ill. to Gary Wolfe, Peggy Wolfe, '.96 acre, Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Chester R. Foully, Ocie L. Schaefer, Marlon, visited With efMr. and Mrs. Foully to Cec11 wagoner; recently N Sch Lassie Wagoner, J.S2 acre, onnan a er. Olive. Mr. and Mrs. Joaeph Whitaker, New York, !lpe!lt NOW YOU KNOW the weekend with Rev. and The largest gem · in the Mrs. Floyd Shook. · world - a 1.38 million carat The prayer circle. of the topaz- can be seen In the local church met Evans. Tuesday with Mrs. Cannon American Museum of . Natursl Jlistory In New York Mrs. Flora DuUon, Mrs. I C't ...._ d Karen Turner Dutton, 1y. The.""'~"'un topsz was daughter Teresa, Atlanta, taken from Brazil's Mlnss Geraes Georgia Is visiting Mr. and . · Mrs. U oy d Wrlgh I and at· ' tended services Sunday at the ASK TOWED local church. · u A mamage cense was · · Mr. and Mrs. Paui Stahl 1 d t 0 Randy Keith ssue · - -Columbus, Mr. Fritz Stahl Haynes, 21, Athens, "'and NewMarshfieldcaUedonMr. Tamra Lee Stanley • 18• Rt· 2• and Mrs. Nonnan Schaefer Albe ny · recently. ~ Tight Money at Holiday Time Is Nothing to "Ho-Ho-Ho" About! Special As every Santa knows before you can fill up those Christmas Stockings, you'll first have to have some cash in your pocket , Make sure Santa has plenty of Stuffing for next year by joining The Farmers Bank Christmas Club today . Set Aside a lew dollars each week for 49 week s and The Farmers Bank will pay the 50th week Free . F8 \ Farmers Barik POMEROY, OHIO $40,000.00 Maximum l_nsurance For Each Depositor Member Federal De~osit Insurance Corporat.ion ' Visit Our Salad Bar B· s.Q Chicken Potato Boats Vegetables Hot Rolls Coffee, Tea or Milk ELB.ERFELDS IN POMEROY . ' ' PERFECTION HEATERS QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE SINCE 1888 38,000 BTU F,UEL OIL •123.95 · THE MEIGS INN :Long Hollow .: residents in ·b ad mood 50,1100 BTU FUEL OIL '286.95 35,000 BTU NATURAL GAS '187;95 50.000 BTU NATURAL GAS 1276.95 Features include: -10 yr . warranty . -Neat. trim stereo·styled cabinets save valuable floor space -Thermostat controls: Temperature dial automatically controls . burner flame resulting In comfort as you like It ._, . by just lifting il finger . · -50,000 and 70,000 BTU model~ feature" push-button air circulation' . controls for winter and summer use with 3 fan speed settings. -3 way circulating heat for head· tO· toe comfort and maximum f~el economy. MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Then he ~ed a reporter, :·Don't you think we have good reason?' ' They vdted In the li\lditorium of the Wealthy Elementary American people and I am perfectly willlog to abide hy their judgment today." · The voters of DlxviUe Notch, NR, appeil'ed to mirror the School, about lhr~ blocks from the home where Mrs. Ford national polls that showed Ford and Carter running abnost Wif reared. Each signed tbe registration book and took their dead even. DiJ:ville Notch was the first COI!llllunlty to count Us paper beUota. Tbe President stood In one polling booth and presidential ballots and gave Ford a two-vote lead over Carter. Mrs. Ford ltood next to him in another. Each took a few The 26 voters cast 13 votes for Ford, II for Carter and one for minutes to check off their choices. _ .. Independent Eugene MCCarthy. One ballot wa4 voided because The President planned to return to his hotel suite for a couple the voter selected three candidates. The returns came In just of hours. before going to the airport where he will dedicate after midnight EST. murals In the terminal showing parts of his life. Then will then Both candidates and their supporters talked confidently, but return to Waahlogton for. a gathering of the Ford family to the majoc polls placed thelll no morelthan a illngle point apart watch the returm. . · - margins too close to support predictions . .One poll, In Plains, Ga., Carter voted "for Walter Mond&Ie and his conducted by the Roper organization for the Public BrQadCastnmnlng mate'' and said he was confident of ousting Ford from lng Service, found carter ahead by seven points, with II per the While.Jiouse. · . cent undecided. • ·'i'm glad the campaign is over, it's been a good one," Carter Both campaigns actually ended Ford's home state, where told reporters after casting his beUot a half hour after the polls Carter saw a last-minute opportunity to capture 21 electoral · opened in a small, white -concrete block house. votes in the quest for the 270 votes needed to win the "I voted for Walter Mondale and his running mate," Carter presidency. said, flashln« his famous grin, "I feel confident ... l think we The President, whose only previous election tests were 13 have adequately presented myself -and SenatorMondsie to tbe successful campaigns for Congress from Michigan's 5th • at y '" ~ ' . VOL XXVII NO. 139 POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ·:::~:::=~:=:::=~::;:::;:;:::::::::::::::;:;::i:::::::::~:~;~g~~:!:::::~:~:~:!;~i~8*::::~~::::~~~:~-::::::~::::::::MW J,New$ .. •in ~rief~ By Ualted Presslnternatlooal . Virus found In some cats could Cliuse leukemia. In chUdren, according t~ a Colorado State Uolverslty researcher. E!lz8beth Goes, a research epidemiologlat, stressed Monday iiiere was no cause for cat owners to become overly concerned, ~I she said lt would be a wise precaution to have their pets tested. The virus can cause feline leukemia or lymphoma In cats. · "It's a good Idea to have cals tested for virua," Ma. 'Goes said. "II there Is a relationship between the cat virua and hllman leukemia, it's probebly very subtle and present in an •emely llmlted nwnber of cases," she aald. WASHINGTON - AUBRAN"BUDDY"MARTIN,2B,was .sentenced Monday to three consecutive life prison terms lor hlf part In the Dec. 31, 1969, shooting deaths of mine union refonn leader' Joseph Yablonati, hla wife and daughter. He - the 1st of nine defendants sentenced in the case. was Washington County Judge Charles G. Sweet said Martin, of~Cleveland, one of three defendanls accused of the actual killings, will "never he made ellgible for parole." Yablonski, hiS wile, Margaret, and their daughter, Charlotte, were shot ' andkUiedwhllethey slept at their ClarkavtUe, Pa.,home. Highes~ • PRICE fiFTEEN CENTS Du~~Jping WASHINGTON lUPI) - premature. Slagle said he State Rep. Gene'Slagle, !). was disappointed but would Galion, said he was pursue the rna tter now in disappointed the Supreme state Supreme Court or else Court rejected his bid to Ioree get up an initiative petition to the General Telephone Co. to put the matter on ihe b;illot. rebl!te paria of a 1971 rate The litigation stemmed hike initially disaUowed by fr,o!!\ an· August, 1971, rate " the Ohio Suprema. Court, but ·hike granted General said he was no(giving up. Telephone hy tbe PUCO. In The justices acted Monday June, 1972, the Ohio Supreme In a brief order wilh<lut Court, in response lo Slagie•s comment In denying Slagle's appeal challenging the appeal, which Wlis supported lricrease, held the PUCO · by the stale and opposed by failed to give sufflcient both the Public U:tllilles reasons for allowing the Commission of Ohlo and increase. · General Telephone. The PUCO allowed General · · , General Telephone Telephone to continue President Robert Wopat said collecting the higher rates that with the Supreme Court until the PUCO reaffinned its declaion he was happy to see earlier decision the following Slagle's "legal har&!isment" September, this time in of the pl1111e company ended. compliance with the Ohio But hls happiness ·may be COI'.rl ruling and State laW, ...... S. 33. Left to right are Sylvia Carman, Mrs. Adrian Roberts; J. P. Roberls, Adrian Roberls, Lydia Weyers· miller, Edna Carman and Helen Rlghthouse. Slagle filed suit, claiming customers were entitled to repayment of the higher rates which were applied before the PUCO ruling became final. The Ohio Supreme Court again agreed with Slagle in . The dumjllng of trash at Beech Grove Cemetery, which carries a maximum fine of $500, and use of the street sweeper were discussed by Pomeroy Councll Monday night. Councllm·an Charles Bartels brought up both Issues . .He said there should be . a ~ched. ule for the operation of the sweeper. He and councilman Lou Osborne agreed that lf the sweeper ls · not used council should get rid of II. . Jack Krautter, street department superintendent, sa.ld a lot of heavy dirt had to be picked up either by men with shovels or wlth equiP' ment before th~ sweeper can be uaed •eflectJvely. Krautter e•plalned that lt would prdbebly ttte a 'month to get aU the dlrt cleaned up before they could start using · the sweeper. he disclosed the sweeper had been used lasi week on East Main Street. He aUowed as how the street department ls overloaded with work, with which council agreed. It was finally decided that Krautter would operate the sweeper and other employes would do other necessary work. ' Bartels also brought up .the fact that stonn sewers must be kept open a.nd auggesled priorities of work listed. Council memllllrs contended that when streets are dug up by the water department It ls the rcsponslbllity of the water company to see that the streets are repaired. Councilman Harold Brown advised council and the media, alter reading the ordinance, that persons caught dumping trash at Beech Grove Cemetery could be fined fHO, Mayor Andrews stated he always lines the maximum penalty. Council agr~ to place chains ·at eech entrance to the cemetery. Councilman !larry Davia asked councll to purchaae tarps for blacktop, and customers when PUCO Council agreed: orders were loWid faulty. Mayor Andrews stated that The PUCO sald the he was very proud of tbe reversal of the stall! court's children for· their line position applied to Genera~ -behavior during haUoween. Telephone, and Slagle asked Council accepted the only the U.S. &upreme Court to bid received for an old fire Intervene. truck from Dick Seyler In the amount of $3,006.55. Pomeroy Police Chief Jed Webster submitted a request lor new Urea .on the crulaer. This will be the third set of · Fann Bure.tu agenla are tires lor the vehicle that was !aiming out throughout the put Into operation in state offering a fi.SO . February of thls year. The "ldentlfax" kll which cruiser has been driven Includes an Individual 39,756.4 mues. Councll will ldentlflcaUon number In the Inquire lf there Is a guarantee lonn of a stencil. on the last oet of tirei pur The same kit, sold' chased. commercially, would cost Chief Webster's report f · consumers anywhere from f5 October showed the depa1 to f6. . ment Investigated 16 a• Each kit has a hard metal· (Continued on page 8) Upped stylus to engrave the number on each valuable. The kll alai showe where the number should be placed. Along wlth . this warning · sUckers 'are provided to be placed where a prospective burglar ,would see it. Swank sald more than 20,000 klls ·are being One person was injured and distributed this month and by one driver was cited to !prlng the bureau hopes to court as the result of mayor's reach all rural Ohioans, a.n accldsnt on Middleport's "members or not. South Third Ave., the The Buckeye State Sheriffs Hamilton St. lnter!Ctlon, ~t Association and Ohlo 2 08 ' p.m. Monday. Association of Chiefs of Pollee have endoraed the Police sald a car driven by program · · Ruby Seuon, Pomeroy, The F~rrn Bureau believes pulled from Hamilton St. Into burglars will avoid homes a 110uthbound vehicle driven where they know ltem8 are by Augustine Follrod, ldeotllledandcanbe~eadlly Pomeroy. Chrlatine (Continued on page 6) Branham, Middleport, a passenger In the Follrod vehicle, waa taken to Veter8111 Memorial Hospital BUVOTESIN by the pollee department for A total ot' 825 dlaabled and examination. Medium absentee bllllots were 'past damages were Incurred and through the Melga County Mrs. Se110n was . citad to Board of Electlona lor loday's court on 1 charge of laDing to election. The board said that yield the right ol way. " the total Is high. Abeentee T,Jl e M I d d I e p o r t and dlaabled voting processes Emergency Squad at 2:58 have been relaxed · con· p.m. transferred Minnie slderably over the past yeer Johnaon from Veterans enabling more persons to Memorial HOIJ)ltal to the vote through that process. Hol2er Medical Center. 1975 and ordered the back payments, but before !hey could be made the Obio Supreme Court, In another rate challenge, reversed itself and beid that prior were not payments automatic.illy due U!lephone ldentifax urged nationally COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation believes a national computer bank wUI cut down property losses and Is underwriting a system that has shown dramatic drops In home burglaries. The new program sponsored by the federation . and Nationwide Insurance, called "ldenUfax,'' wlllaUow farmers to record their . property in a computer which will be accessible to pollee 24 hours a day. · The Farm Bureau says tbe and anOlher Was a massive getout·the-vote drive conducted by organized labor. "I think the labor get-out· thevote thi)lg is going to bring DIXVIllE NOTCH, N.H. a lot of carter voters out," (UP!) - The first. community said Brown . "I ~hink hy the to count its presidential same token they are going to ballo. t s in the 1976 bring a lot of Ford votes out , presidential election gave Labor is going to be hauling a President Ford a two-vote lot of Ford voters lo lhe lead today over Democrat p<ills." Cuyahoga County Elections Jimmy Carter: The 26 .voters of this · Director Virgil E. Brown said northern New Hampshire voting in the Cleveland area vacation resort cast 13 votes was "fairly heavy" with a for Ford, II' for Carter ·and "good turno~t so far."· Jam..,. Dellick, director of one for Independent EJugene . the Mahoning County Board M~'Carthy. Olie . ballol was of Elections, called the vote voided because the voter in that area "exttemely selected three candidates. The returns came in just heavy." • after midnight EST. A heavy voter turnout was also reported in Toledo, Elyria, Lorain, Cincinnati, Columbus, Warren, Lima, OPEN TILL 7:30 Johnstown and GreenviUe. Polls in Ohio will be open "I have worked a lot of until 7: :ro p.m. today In elections and I have never order to facilitate 'the seen so many voters come out expected heavy vole In this so early," said one precinct 1976 Presidential year. worker . ·in' suburban :;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:::· Columbus. Ohio vote heavy system has worked elsewhere. In Monterey· Park, Calli., where the Idee origlnaU!d, only 25 burglaries were committed ln 5,000 homes protected by ldentifax from 1963-73. · "In the same period, 6,1100 unregistered homes suffered 2,500 burglaries and the same program in Minnesota is credited with reducing burglaries by 9tl per cent. In protected homes," said C. William Swank, Farm Bureau •xecutlve vice president. Ford leads first count '' is $500 fine court denies Slagle's rebate plea ., COLUMBUS, OHIO - JIMMY CARTER cleaned up In lbe By LEE LEO . NARD "Tissue Issue." During the presidential campaign, businessman Hal Leiner marketed In 23 states polltlcaUy active toilet COLUMBUS (UP I) - A piper; each sheet of each roll was embossed with portralls of heavy dvotteodr turn! out wt~s either carter or President Ford. reporte . ay rom . e He sold 9,800 'rolls of the stuff, made $3,000 and also industrahzed Mahomng predicted the Democrat would win today since 52.4 per ceilt of - Valley ln. the northeastern the rolls be sold were Carter rolls. part of Ohio to the far w.estem !ann area of Greenville as WASHINGTON - A \fORD OF ADVICE to television Ohioans went to the polls in election watcbers: make sure the larder is full. II could be a what may be record long olght. With the public opinion poDs agreeing the popular numbers. Secretary of State Ted .. vote Ia going to be cloae, attention focuses on electoral votes, Brown, who estimated a ll!lrticularly "The Blg ·Five" and "Tbe Decisive Dozen." • The Big Five states are California, 45; New York; 4!; record U million Ohlo voters Bennsylvanla, 27; lllinolsand Texas, 28 eech, for a total ol165, would caSt ballots 'in loday's general election, said the just 105 short of the 270 electoral votes needed. voter turnout throughout the . . , The Decisive Dozen Includes thoae flve, plus Ohio, 25; state was ' 1very heavy." M!~n • . 21; Florida and . New Jersey, 17 eech; One factor contributing to Maaaachusetts, 14; Indiana and North Carolina, 13 each, lor the heavy voter turnout, said 285 electoral votes. , Brown, was the good weather • That means the first iO states In the electoral ranking plus eitller Indiana or North Carolina can decide a presidential election. A candidate could carry 39 o~ states and loee. Dllnols Ia about the best bellwether. It was wrong In 1916 but SESSION SET V.Qied right In every other presidential election this century. The Melga_ Local Board of ~d no !XJP candidate In recent history has won without Ohio. Education will . meet ' in special session Wednesday, Nov. 3, at 7:30 p.m. in the - SAIJSBUR:Y, RHODESIA- RHODESIAN COMMANDO cafeteria of Meigs Junior l!'ces IUPported !IY jet warplanes and helicopter gunships High In Middleport. Legal, liiive destroyed seven guerriUa training beses and killed M\.eral huncll'ed I!Uerrillas In Mozambique, the Rhndestan personnel, and salary mal· ters will be dls~ussed . The ... (Continued· on page 8) meeting Is open to the publie. '" • TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1976 . WeyersmWer, who has Uved on Long Hollow Road 60 years, sald she has seen no improvement In the road that whole time! Residents of .the area are Sylvia C. Cannan, Edgar Mitch, Betty Butcher, Edga,r E. Butcher, Faye WUI, Sue Hodce, DooaJd Barnett, Edna Cannan, Adrian Roberts, Ruletta Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. William Rlghlhouse, James P. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs, John Blake,. Mr, and Mrs. Walter Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan WeyersmlUer, Mrs. Lydia Weyersmiller, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Snowden, Mrs. Emma Broderick, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Broderick, Mr. and Mrs. David Robinett, Mr. and Mrs, .William Kaufl, John McKenzie, Mr. and Mrs. Hug~! Bearhs, Ronald sideoftheroadlssledomc~t; Bearha, Mrs. Esta Roberts,. at one point, when It rains, a Mr. and Mra. Edgar Butcher, creek runs across the Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hilferly '\!~~ - - There were three and Mrs. SaWe Byers. aoc1deots on the road last Salisbury trustees are Guy month; during a Dash flood or V. Bush, Guy A. Russell and htllh -.ater lt Is heavi!>! jl8ed Denver G. HyseU. None .was by residents of Bunker HIU, available today for comment. Peach Fork and Wolle Pen, Leaders of the realdents' - and by ot~ers who use SR 143. - group sald they have been TRUSTEES ADVISED - Residents along ihe Long :They ask that Long Hollow told · informally by · · Hollow Road got together recently lo display ·a sign Road 'be widened to 40 feet, Its representatives of the CO\lillY prot~lng the "horrible" condition' of their road. They . C!li'IPlete length, and that it commlsaton that the Long contend the road also Is poorly marked at ils origin off U. b~ maintained in ,better HoUow Road has had no condition, free from ruts and Improvements In their water. memory. .•One Mason lady, Lydia . District, first pi'OII[leCted Monday for votes In pivotal Ohio, which has 25 electoral votes. Then he wound up with ~ airport rally at Detroit, proclaJmin8 '!Qf coune we're going to win," and on to a big welco:wne home ln Grand lllplds. Moved to tears before a huge street crowd, Ford abandoned most of his set ~~p&ech and Sllllke of hls quarter-century of coogressional service, appealfug to his former neighbors to beck him again today. "Western Michigan can decide the fate .of thla country the next four years," he sald. The reference was to an expected flood of Democratic votes from the Detroit area and Republl· cari hopes for a counter tide fn.n outside. Carter's 22-rnonth pr,eoidentlal effort ended, alter a day of campaigning for the Ill votes of Calllornil, when he met tun· nlng mate Walter Mondale at a Fllnt, Mich., union hall for the last appearance cl the campaign . "We're gplng to win tomorrow," the fonner Georgia governor told fana who packed the,haU In the autp manufactur. log center northwest of Detroit. As he h.ad on the West Co!ISt, Carter kept up his flre 1111alnst the Republican admll\lstratlon 's handling of the economy in hislait speech before flying back to Plains, Ga. to c~st hls vote. enttne Residents of Long Hollow · ROad are mad about the ,condition of their road, TR 166, which one person says has not been improved for 60 years. "'These residents told. The Dally Sentinel (with obvious ~oof, the road llsell) the ·road Is in "horrible" con· clition. Tbe target of their ire Ia the Salisbury ToWnship trustees. SpeclflcaUy, ll is cited that the ·road: ·,;-~Is narrow (16 feet) when !~· should be a.t least 40 feet. ..., Walter ·Morris filled in l!oles with llrnestone at his own expense· during a death in his famUy ao visitors would not ruin their cars. ~ · Helen Rlghthouse worked l 1'1 hours tullng In a washout gully across the road; drains are never cleaned aDd grass along the • With cold . weather a Iready here, don't ~elay in purchasing the heater which best suits your needs.' Plus tax By ABNOUl 8AWI8L.UC tlllled Preaa IDIOI'IIIItlllaal Gt:rald F<rd and Jimmy Cart« caat beUota In their hometowns today and ml!llons of other Americana did the 18Dle in a presidential election nperts say Ia one cltbe ,. ...._, In history. . -. Voters will alao select governors In 14 states, aenatora In 33 end !louse members and other state and lOcal ~lcialain aU 50. The ballotin« began just past mi~ In tha East and will . continue unW e.trly Wednesday morning in Alaaka. • An estimated ~ miiiion persons were apected to cast bellotsln the flrll presidential election of the nation'a third century. The. National Weather Service P,edlcted lalr okles lmd inild tetnperaturee In most areas of the nation. . " Democrats have contended aU along that decent weather 'Will help Carter because lt will encourage a heavier turnout. '111ere are more registered llen!ocrata than Republicans In the country. Ford and his wile, Betty, cast tbeir bellota at an elemenlary !thool in Grand Rapids, Mich. "I feel very good," Ford told reporters, "Nov. 2la going to be a good day." •·" Are you feeling lucky," Ford was asked. "&Ire do," be replied. ··~ FORT COWNS, COLO. - ntERE IS a chance that a 70,1100 BTU NATURAL GAS '307.95 .THE INN PLACE Tuesday Night ·- Ford, Carter vote home town ballots Voters braved icy roads and a blustery snowstorm to cast their ballots. The town started Its first· inthe-nation voting In 1960 and has plcke~ a loaer every ume except in 1972, when it went along with the landslide fo~ Richard NIIon. Nixon got 16 votes to three for George McGovern, As o( the Feb. 24 New H~mpshire · presidential primary, there were 15 registered Republicans and 10 registered Democrals. One voler's· registration was unknown. DEER KILLED A deer was killed Monday at 6:20 p.m. on SR 7 near Chester when it ran Into the path of a car driven by Gary Keith WUford, 28, Racine, the Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. reported. There was moderate damage to the car. Veh1•cles collide �, _ lUC.OiiliJ.)' ~HLU1t:J 1 !UIUWt:lJOI ~~ rumeroy, V ., 1Ut80ay, uu\'. ~ •.HrJtj ., we're gotns Ill keep being No. 1!" the Ptelldent lbouted. lim the first Ptelldent Dwight D. Eisenhower can stand befcn you and 'America is al peace."' governor and lormer U.S. After pluslin8 lor votea lor senator, now 80, was Ohio's Republican congress. introduced by Ford afi!l gave men, Ford went on a hand· an animated endorsement of shaking jaunt, klsslnL the President and Sen. several elderly ladles In Robert Tal\ Jr., R.Qbio. process. "Why am I burdening my He then entered the Sts~· body, ~y coming out here house, where he met witjl when I could be ,resting Gov. James A. Rhodes peacelully at home?" &Bked about )5 minu~s. Lausche . 11 Because When he somelhJng within me told me north side of the I ought lo ap(lellr here with several thousand President Ford and tell you most of them how l.feel about the election." street at the State Lausche said he' has Tower, lingered t~ already cast an absentee gllmpe of .the Pre,sldent•..• , ballot for Ford because "I don't know where Carter from Hundreds morein the windows stands on the issues. He has structure and from made statements capable of office buildinss. two interpretations." Ford proceeded to the "I cOme from an area in Hayes Career Center, "'""•Cleveland where my word Is seco nd-year medtca!~•o as good as my bond," assistant student Maryin~;::~>\ Lausche told the GOP ,Ellis took his blood Sl audience. "Carter could "You don't have to never say that. I call upon the clear through to independen ts to assert lingernaU," winced Ford, yourselves for the good of the , she )X"icked his linger 'lot .a country." sample. By the time Ford regained · Miss Ellis' p,re.Um,lnai'I the ro~rum; the crowd on the finding was that lawn had <lwlndled to about President was healthy, 7,000, not counting high that conclusion had lo school band members. cleared with White "Jimmy Carter said during physician Dr. the first debate that there will be a $60 billion federal Lulaish. After a quick tour of surplus and he will school, Ford sat am<Ollll·~··· Implement more programs, several hundred students anq..,.; piling one on lop ol another, " watched a program of song shouted Ford, his voice and dance. ,..._ growing hoarse from • •• campaigning. ' "I said I would reduce taxes for middle income grad~- : taxpayers. President Ford stands for the little taxpayer • • and President Ford is against _ .... the big Ia< spenders, · "We're No . I in delense under President Ford · and Ford counting on Buckeye State to. give him victory IJ LEE LEONARD COI,UMBUS . (UPI) President Ford, counting l!Mvlly 111 Ohio's 0!5 electoral VOle!! to put him In the White HoUle lor lour more years tonight, COJIIpleted his campaign .in the liuckey~ State Monday and pleaded with hJs supporters to turn out. at the polls. and bring their friends and neighbors. " I am from your ranks and with you I stand," the President told a lunch hour rally on' the Statehouse lawn. "We're counting on the great Buckeye State to be ' with us. Lei 's do II! " · Among those oo llle dais to endorse Ford were Ohio Republican heavyweights, Ohio Slate football coach Woody Hayes and former Gov. Frank J. J.ausche, a Democrat who In recent years has made a habit of backing Republicans. Some 9,000 persons fiooded the Statehouse lawn, with hundreds more passing by on the sidewalk and peering Jimmy Carter at home waiting for results By IUOIARD LERNER home, Carter said, .. My gut economy and declaring over PLAINS, Gil', (UPI) - ' reaction" was that he would and over that "it's time for a Jimmy Carter. came home not suffer any serious · change in Washington." early today to vote, saying "I . pollticalloases as a result of a T~ tile erid, Carter. also ran · a good race" and decision by fellow qeacons m warned his supporters every(!l'lnnl.nc with opt!ml8m that hJs Baptist church to refuse to where that today's race he would oucceed in ousting admit black members. would be ·~~very close" and President Ford from the Carter, plainly worried exhorted them to get out the White House. about that Monday, vote. After cloaing his campaign Interrupted hJs campaigning Carter was counting on his by seeking a last-minute in California to hold a special Southern stronghold, 1111'8t In Ford's home slate of news conference to declare including Texas, plus New Mlchlsan, Carter arrived in that he abborred the church . York and two or three of the Plains weD past mldnlght but policy on racial matters but , other big industrial states decided to cast his ballot as would stay in the church to such as Pennsylvania , 110011 as the polls o)l"ned at 7 try and end discrimination. lllinois, MichJgan, Ohio or a.m. EST, just as he has in /1 short time later, Coretta California, to lift him over the the past. King and other black leaders 270 electoral vote mark urm glad it's overt'' he reaffirmed their support, for needed for election. said, clearly relaxed and Carter and called for his The former Georgia apparently confident he election. governor seemed serene as would win hl8 22-month~ong, From California, where he he headed home. Aboard his GOO,ooo.mue battle lor the fought lor'the state's big 45 plane, he shed hJs suit coat prelldency despite a string of electoral votes, Carter raced and joined reporters in a recent setbacks. crosscountry to join his sentimental song feat. Carter planned to speak in running .mate, Sen. Walter Earlier, he said he was late afternoon outside the Mondale, in Michigan to looking forward to spending abandoned white frame train appeal for the 21 electoral some time in Plains and just depot that was his votes at stake there. walking In llle woods to get headquarters during the At a crowded rally in a away from crowds for a bit. campaign, and then go to an labor union hall in Flint, Wheiller or not he won the Atlanta hotel tonight to await more than i,ooo persons election, he ·said he and his election returns with his repeatedly roared awroval family would rest in Pll!lns, lamUy and some top aides. 8B Carter fired a last broad where they are most Chatting informaUy with a attack at Ford 's record,. comfortable, rather than go lew reporters on the flight focusing heavily on tlie off somewhere on a vacation. DR. LAMB Coffee stimulates extra heartbeats Carter said his biggest states. problem In the campaign Cllrter, who said over the probably was that "people weekend in Texas that his di!ln 't know me" and Ford · reference t'o the late ran "a very negative President Lyndon B. Johnson campaign" in an effort 1o as a liar and a cheat was his raise doubts about Carter's biggest mistake of the character and stablljty. campaign, ssld Monday that But Carter indicated that was the ooly slipup that still he. was not too worried about bothered hJm strongly. that any more after seeing But he also Indicated· that large and extremely he thought most Texas voters enthusiastic crowds at almost were satisfied with his every stop during the past apology to the Johnson family week's swing through nine and that he would carry the l<nle Star slate. SON, BORN Mr. and Mrs. Chester R. Rose, Racine, announce the birth.of their second child, a son. The infant was born Oct. 25 at the Pleasant Valley Hospital in Point Pleasant, , W. Va. He weighed seven pounds, three ounces and has been named J ellery· Marcus. Mr. and Mrs. Rose have a son, Brent, age three, Mrs. Rose is the former Maxine Weaver, Letart, W. Va. Paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Velma taylor, and the paternal grandparents are Mr .. and Mrs. Warren Rose, all of Racine. Mr. and Mts. H. Marcus Weaver, Letart, W. Va. are the maternal grandparents and Mrs. Florence Cullen of Letart, W. Va. is the ~:n~~t~~~: 1 great- FIRST CHILD BORN RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. DannyM. Dodson, the former C011kle Weddle, Racine, are announcing the birth of their first child, a seven pound, eight ounce son, Ryan Neal, Oct. 26 at the Holzer Medical Center. Paternal gra~d· parents are lylr. and Mrs. Gene A. Dodson, Middleport, and Mrs. Audrey Anderson, Racine, is the .maternal grandmother. Mr.· and Mrs. George Anderson, Mid· dleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sindle, Springfield, are the great-grandparents. down from office building windows . Considerably hJgher estimates came froni the Ohlo Highway Patrol and Republican sources. The President selecied tax reductions and a strong national defense to elicit roars of approva l from the crowd, waving such signs as: "Ohio Is Ford Country" and "Peanuts Fatten Budlets." Ford, wearing a dark threepiece suit but no topcoat in the . brisk but sunny weather, ~tood ·on .. the Statehouse steps directly tl1 front ol a huge blue banner proclaiming "Buckeye Sl.ate' Welcomes President Ford." After 10 hJgh school band! warmed up the chilly crowd, Hayes delivered a thundering endorsement of the President, just as he did before the Ohio primary last June. 11 We've had some come~ frombehind victories, " ,said the football coach , "and we get 'em by putting everythJng log ether. When you win, you Win together. I believe in Jerry Ford and I believe he will be llle ne<t President of the United States," he said, slamming his fist on the lectern. Hayes, in a scarlet-and· gray plaid blazer, drew scattered boos, but there were no disruptions during Ford's 4 5-'minu te appearance. Scattered lllrough the audience were some signs fa vorlng Carter, Eugene M~rthy and Nobody for president.' "Put Ford in Your Place: Unemployed," said one. 11 Veto Ford NOv. 2" read another. Lausc.he, fi ve- term $57,11% RECEIVED WASHit'GTON (UPI) Since I have stopped I feel irnpartant point. Some people State Auditor Thomas E. The are more sensitive to caffeine President , Ford just great and feel like I am than others. One. or two cups Fergqson's office announced Committee sent some 400 born again. If she would try of coffee have little ' e ffect at the November distribution of telegrams to black ministers, that It could make all the all on some people. other ·seeking to exploit politically $:«,350,569 in Aid to Depend• difference to her. people are not so lucky. , Sunday's closure of Jimn)y ent Children to 5S2,630 DEAR READER - I have Yes, · anyone who has Carter's Baptist chtirch m recipients in Ohio's 88 mentioned several times in Irregularity of the heart Plains, Ga ., rather than counties. Meigs County this column that coffee can stimulate extra beats of the should avoid coffee, tea, received $57,141 for 947 admit a black as a heart, flip-flops and other colas, chocolate and cocoa. recipiellts, The office also member. The lelegra,m, signed by problems of Irregularity of Also they should avoid reported the fourth advance the heart, as regular readers ar.ythlng that causes ·in-. distribution of 1976 state Ford Campaign Chairman · digestion or acid stomach. motor vehicle registration James Baker, susgesied that know. Your letter makes an Cigarettes should also ~ fees totaling $3,504,681 with if Carter could not manage avoided. All of these 'can Meigs County . receiving the affairs of his own church, cause susceptible people to $3,618.53. • he could not be expected to have attacks. manage national issues and I am sending you The Congress. Martin Dinkins, national Health Letter number 6-12 GRANT APPROVED Heart Irregularities, Skipped WASIDNGTON- The U.S. Beats, Tachycardias for your ·Env,ironmental Protection information. · Others who Agency has approved a said the telegram was i 'sent want· thls issue can send 50 $34,800 grant to Hartford City in response to ' a n)!lllber ·of cents with a long, stamped, for preparation of final plans calls we got about -why the · self-addressed envelope for and specifications for a church was closed." Dinkins said ~t although it. Just send your letter to me sewage collection system to in care of this newspaper, P. serve the community, U. S. llle Plains incident "is a 0. Bo• 1551, Radio. City Senators Jennings Randolph racist attempt to obviously Station, New York, NY 10017. and Robert C. Byrd an- embarrass the man ...' the simple thing lo do was to have , DEAR DR. LAMB - My nounced. , boyfriend gets herpes on the inside of his lip quite frequently and they really bother hlm. 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Ohio develops he ca n usc a 446-9800 lui!ricant such as petroleum GAUl POl IS-PHONE 4~666 jelly over it to keep it snft. the men come into church." He said the telegram also was a "response. to a number of ministers who were quite enrag_ed and wanted to know if thls is.true,'~ Dinkins said. In the incident, the church deacons cancelled services on ,leal'lling lllat a black rnin,ister- a Republican who is not a Baptist and does not live In Plains - would seek church membership. . . Carter said he did not. participate in the deacons' decision and again pointed to hJs 1965 vote to integrate the church. One black minister who ~~~~t~·:'"bl~~~ d~~~ ends season in 6-6 tie .. received one of the telegrams, the Rev. Alfred M. Waller, pastor of Shiloh Baptist Church in Cleveland, Ohio, said sending the telegram to '"so many black ministers in the Cleveland area to me seems to be conclusive evidence lllat this · ....... ~ whole episode is designed to point. embarrass Mr. Carter." Offensive standouts foi.·':: "I thJnk it is obvious that Meigs were Greg Bush, Daq . ~ ~· they (those barred from the lnnarelll, Bobby Ashley and.,;, _cllurch ) are part of the Paul Michael. Defensl~::; conspiracy," he said. Waller standouts were Gre1" , said he teaches a class of 50 Thomas, Dave lnnarelli)""' black ministers and most of Larry Cottrill, Brent Sisson "" them also received llle tele- . and Johnny Beaver. Melga ,.;, gram. ended its season 2+Z. "'" .. ', ' l ...... . hungry Baltimore Colla-are llei'VIng notice they are prepared to extend last )'88l"i ''mlr~e" lnfll a Super Bowt'berth this lime. "l•,know for ·~ !act that ther& was no team In the NatiOnal Football Leasue that "could have beaten us l«tlght," said tackle Joe Elrmann, one .of the Colts' "Sadi Pack" defenalve line - aYerage age, 25 - that help6d destroy the Houst111 Ollel'l, i!B-14, Mmday night. "I~fs !bat extra Year of cohesiveness. 1 think we're betuft' than last year and It aU cornea down from Ted (Coach Ted -Marchlbroda). I think that's our biggest aaset- the fact '!hat we play together.'' Lalit year, the Cotta won · thelr•Jast nine regular ~~e&aon gamea to sneak Into a playoff spot,: · where they lost ' to Pltts6urgh, Now they are 7·1, two games up on New England In the AFC Eastern Dl~n and looking like a Super Bowl contender. )'OUIII, .- By (lENE CADDF.'i UPI' Sports Writer ~•UMBUS(UPI)-What rnalies a great football play~r """"" , ·' great?. orao Stste def~nslve coor· dlnaiiJr Qeorge HID says Its meM&l attitude, and, ol coui!9e, some raw talent. · B~keye Unebacker Tom Cousineau has both and Is lilreadybeJns compared with former Buckeye great Ralldy ·· GriHilshar, now a star with the :nenxer Broiicos of the National. Football League. Cousineau, a 6-3, 2Z5· poWider with a Mr. America ph~que, is simtlar to Gralllshar al1d quickness. Btlt, ssys Hill, who also had Gradlshar as a sophomore, the ••uteness is more than phyllcal. "It's the mental attitude," said HID. ''Tom wants to be a ' • _t::_ ._ h l8!,Cll y Lo gan ., // ;C well·balanced grand atfilk enabled ··the Logan R4111'ves Saturday to take a cl• 6-G victory over the M~ Marauder Reserves. Alihough Meigs' Mike Wlllland intercepted two !1GB and knocked down . amlter destined for a Ciiiiiftaln In the end zone !he · Milii' offenae just couidn'l gt!Qblhg as 11 was held to a nQtaloflayardi anon the mr!!ltd. Jlnuner &u!aby also ~pled a Logan aerial. S Meigs defense also a respectable game by 1IJIIIUng Logan 00 just 98 on the ground and yards on the only eted pass. But l>osan s\mld the only points of the PD 1 '· . . . . .,. . -.: \ •, u Jh, l '/ . . . .. . ' .,.N 89 . Oak lana af· Chicago Atlantic Oivlslon W l . Pet . .GB 4 NV Kn l cks 3 2 2 8vtft~lo o 1.000 2 .600 3 .500 J .<400 5 .286 and John Hadllilx times lor lol,aeo totaling 63 yarda and held Houston to 1110 total yarda, most of them coming when the game was decided. While the defense did Ita job, quarterback Bert Jonea directed the Baltimore offense, equaUy YOUllll and hungry, tD 458 Iota! yards. Workhorse nmnlng back LydeU MltcheU, the AFC 's leading rusher, carried 28 times for 136 yarda and caught seven pasaes for !6 more. Jones picked the Houston defense apart, cmnpleting 19 of 28 passes for 197 yarda. , Roosevelt Leaks and Don M~uley scored two Colt touch.doWIIB apiece on short Ylrdase plays and reserve Ron Lee shook loose for a st. yard run midway thrnugh the fourth quarter. Toni Linhart kicked a :!>yard field goal and all five conversions. Baltimore went ahead 21-G at halftime largely due to mistakes by · Oiler running great football player. Randy had that. They dedicate ."--·-Jves." ,.un:u~ "I never ssw Gradlshar play," said Cousineau, "but I looked at a lot ol films of him. u Hewasagreatllnebacker. To be comparerd with him is a , heck of an bonor. .. · the ]eading· CousIneau lS tackler on the Ohio State CINCINNATI (UPI) -Lou team, with 63 solos and 54 Saban; who resigned recently assists in eight gamea, an Ill! .bead coach and vice average of nearly 15 ·president of the Buffalo Billa participations per game. of the National Football In the last three games,.lie League is the new athletic has 19, 18 and 15 directo; at the University ol participations, with his Cincinnati. performance in last Forma~ annmmcement of Suturday's 47-7 victory QVer the &ppollltment came at a Indiana earning him the news conference Monday honor of I:Jnlted Press attended by Saban, Warren International midwest Bennis, UC presldellt, and defensive player ol the week. William Jenlke, chairman of Against · Indiana·, his · the university's ltknember father's alma mater, he Athletic Director Search rtc9vered a fumble, broke up Con\mlttee. , a two passes and also forced a "He Is the man ol the hour pair of bad passes ,by Hoosier lo bring leadership tD our quarterback Scott Arnett. athletic programs," Bennis Allhoush hll! lather was a said. former Indiana football Saban, a native of player, he never pressured Brookfield, m., coached the youtTg"' Tom to join the Bills, then of the American Hoosiers ol Lee Corso. Football League, from 1962 "Maybe If they had been a , through 1965. He returned to winner," said Tom, "I might Buffalo In 1972 and remained have considered Indiana. unUI his resignation Oct. 15. But, it wasn't what I was UC has been without an looking for ." athletic director since, July When It came time to when Hindman Wall resigned decide, ~ Michlpn W88 t1ie lo llccept a similar poaltlon at other school In the picture. · Tulane. "It ~asn't an easy In his new post, which decision, ssld Cousineau, begins' today, Saban will "bu~~ I know I made the right control UC 's strong one. basketball program, a Cousineau !eels tbe budding football team (6-1 Buckeye defense, which has this aeaaon) and eight other aDowed only 10 polnta the last men's lntercoUeglate sports, two games,,is getting better eight women's iptercolleglate 80,~ better. . sports and an Intramural Inj~ries ~~some for a sports program. while,, he Bald. But, we just CU takes on · Lo Sahan to lead athJeti'cs , washil)gton 2 6 2 • 31 1 - make a difference. Cleveland rallied from a 11). Kansas L' ty, with a new point third period deficit to starting backcourt , is trying defoot the New York Net&, 82lo change Its image of a hlgh· 1~. in the only other game scoring team that can't stop · scheduled Monday night. It an opponent. The Kings beat was the sixth \iclory without the New York Knick> Monday a loss for the Cavaliers, who night, .)Of>.101, to even their unlillllis year hB d never w.xt record at 3--3, despite scoring a seasonopening game . ooly five points In llle final The Nets jumped to a 311-32 5:52 of llle game, missing halftime lead as Cleveland lhell"iast seven field goal tnade ooly 13 or 311 shots from attempts and making six ll\e field and committed 15 of the 26 votes cast and turnovers during stretch. turnovers. doubled the ool.al of his closest The re..On,: the that Kings said, "We 're soch · u good ' compeUtor, Joe Torre of the was defeflSe . · shooting team U~at when we New York Meta. "The defense just held us in shot so bad it put us Into the game,'' Kansas City shork ,'' said Cleveland Coach Coach Phil Johnson said . Bill Filch. NE W YOR K (UPI ) The "Last year we relied on our Cleveland sco red 10 u n 1 t ed Pren lnl e rn~t l ona ! offense more and if we straight points in llm fourth Board of Coac hes top 20 c ollege football ream s telghfl'l w eek l weren 't hitting we were quarter to erase a 72-<14 New wllh t lr sf .pla ce vores In paren · terrible down llle stretch." Vork lead and held llle Nets thl"ses : In the fourth quarter , the to lhree points in the final Team Points I. M i chiglln (40 ) (8 01 418 Kings held New York to only 6:01. Diok Snyder's U>ree· 2. P ill!lburgh Ill 18 OJ 364 ooe shot oo each possession, point play put the Cavaliers 3. UC LA (I} (7 .Q. I) J'29 4. Soulh e rn C etll fO rn l ~ (6.1) 2A2 except once, and held the ahead, 77-75, with 1:43 S. Te•as Tech 16·0) 219 Knicks' ba c ~ c ourt remainin g. Cle.velilnd' s 6. M er yl end (8 .0) 174 7. Oh iO Sta l e (6 I 1) · 1:11 combination of Earl Monroe Austin Carr scored 13 of his 8. Georgia (7. 1) 120 and Walt Frazier, who had 22 tem:n-lltgh 18 point., In the 9. Neb raska (6. J. i ) 117 points apiece , to only eight second half wl.ule teammate 10 . Fl or ida (6. )1 }2 11. Notre Came (61) 39 points in llle final qunrter. Jim Chones added 11. 12. Ok l ahanHI Stale (5 2l '24 Ron Boone llnlshed wllll a ".1 don'Lihink I've seen our IJ. Colorado 16·21 '2 1 team-high 22 points while players put up so many bad lA. Arkansas (S. 1l 11 15. Alabama 16 21 6 Brian Tay.lor had 18 points shots," Snyder said. "We 16. Tuls a 15 ·2 1 4 17 . Houston (·5 21 2 and sl• steals. Forward Scott have to feel fortunate nbout Note : By a greement with the Wedman had 17 points, nine winning." Am eri can FobiM II Coa ches BBsists and eight rebounds. Nate Archibnld, who cwm• Associntion , tc etm! on probat ion ' 'We weren't exec..'Uting well to the Neis from Knnsas City by the NCAA ar e lne tl g lb le ·lor toP 20 and national champion . and didn't get any good shots, tn ton off,.;eason trade for ship consider at ion by the UPI but It is nice to have guys who Brinn Taylor, led the Ne ts Boar d of Coa ches. Those tea ms on probation for 1976 .are : like to play defense to rely on willl 22 polnt.s and se ven Mississippi Slillle, Michi gan assists. State , L ong Blla ch, State and in that situ ation," said By Uolted Press lntemaUooal The Kansas City K.inss are playing defense and the Clevelan<l Cavaliers can 't lose even when they're shooting poorly. Yes, it is a new season and Qlle year can John is voted best comeback NEW . YOI;lK (UPI) . ~ Tommy John rn&de .his first start of the season for the Los Angeles Do<lserslast AprU 16 and former teammate Mike Marshall said it then. "At that momemt," said Marshall, " Tommy John became the Comeback Player of the Year." Marshall 's assessment was confirmed today when the 33year old John was voted the National League's Comeback Player of ll1e Year by • panel ol · UPI baseball correspondents from around the country. John received 10 PINE 1110UNTAlN, Ga. (UPI ) - About JliO club professionals from across the United States will tee off Tuesday in the $110,000 9th annual PGA Club Professional Championship loumament. Competition will be held through Friday on three Illhole courses and the top 90 golfers will continue after the lllirdround cut. How they raDk JOhnson . Sollthwesl em L ouisiana . ,.---------------------------------------· 6 26 44 AdamJ Division w L T ~os. 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GF GA 1 s 1 1s 46 36 The . loss was the Oilers' Chicago St. LoUi s 1 S 0 14 41 46 third straight and dropped Minnesota 4 7 1 9 34 54 . " tw g Vancouver 4 8 1 9 34 53 th em to .,.,, O ames Colorado 3 8 1 1 31 38 behind Cincinnati in the 'AFC Wales conference Cen1rai'Division. Norris Divi sion w L T Pts. GF GA Mon!real 10 3 1 21 69 31 L os Angel.. 7 3 3 11 51 35 · Pittsburgh 2· 6 4 9 3<1 56 • o.oroll 3 1 1 1 33 37 S&E.RADIO RIVERSIDE AMC & JEEP INC. )) NIA Standlnts Boslon New Orlee ns al Green Ba 'l' NY Giants a t Dalla s By United Prus tntern1tional Ellftrn Conftrtnce Philadelph ia · l NFL SUNDAY GAMES Aflanla 11 Seattle BBII i more et San Di ego Bufta l o at N~w Englan d Clr!!veland ll l t-touston Oetrou at M lnnesora M iami ar NY Jets outafd~.!: ::.::p~ n~~u: ~s:,cc:::~!'~ i** Adolph's Da1"ry Valley :i * * Loan. There's more to an AMC 'r; , :I Pro . .:I !St.Rnrlings ! NY Nets The defense Is a prime UPI Sparta Wrller reason. It sacked Oiler BALTIMORE (UPI) - The quar\erbacka Dan Pastorlnl _ ° ,. llf.toM WfulUELD 1\leigs reserves Fantastic ·Pre-Ouistmas Sale _ -. ,' ~ · The Meigs seventh grad&:'~ football team ended ~~· ,' season Monday night ~l:"n Meigs stadium iri Middleport • •• with a ~ tie when ther.:;: , clashed with Point Pleasanl""" Point Pleasant scored ill.""' the first quarter but faUed IQ,,;, make the extra point COl\:;:; : version. . :~-~~· Meigs scored in the fouriii~;.: quarter on a five yard run b~ ,,,: Roger Jovalchik. They al.tlp., ,;: failed to make the extJ:a ••:. RobytlCB ~<(ens:~. ., Cousineau is • -·.. ·. · looking great '11 SUPER SPORTY! SUPER VALUE! - Colts hit Oilers With 38-14 bomb . Seventh Telegrams meant to exploit By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - I read your . column about the lady who had paro <ysmal tachycardia. ! have it too and I'm 34 years of age and a mother of two. I felt just as . bed as she did until I quit drinking coffee and all kinds of caffeine. Even though I only drank lwo cupe of coffee I guess my heart juat couldn't handle any kind of caffeine anymore. Introducing ... look;:ed~:.~~~~.~ r--------- l) '> Middleport, Olllo Wl-2:142 ------ CU. FT. SIZES ENJOY THE LUXURY OF INGELS FURNITURE q:l.a. ,.. ..,... 106 N. 2ND AVE, Mlr ,' ::.: "'~ Ri', -' ' ...,, '~ 63'\ .....- . •: ! I. �, _ lUC.OiiliJ.)' ~HLU1t:J 1 !UIUWt:lJOI ~~ rumeroy, V ., 1Ut80ay, uu\'. ~ •.HrJtj ., we're gotns Ill keep being No. 1!" the Ptelldent lbouted. lim the first Ptelldent Dwight D. Eisenhower can stand befcn you and 'America is al peace."' governor and lormer U.S. After pluslin8 lor votea lor senator, now 80, was Ohio's Republican congress. introduced by Ford afi!l gave men, Ford went on a hand· an animated endorsement of shaking jaunt, klsslnL the President and Sen. several elderly ladles In Robert Tal\ Jr., R.Qbio. process. "Why am I burdening my He then entered the Sts~· body, ~y coming out here house, where he met witjl when I could be ,resting Gov. James A. Rhodes peacelully at home?" &Bked about )5 minu~s. Lausche . 11 Because When he somelhJng within me told me north side of the I ought lo ap(lellr here with several thousand President Ford and tell you most of them how l.feel about the election." street at the State Lausche said he' has Tower, lingered t~ already cast an absentee gllmpe of .the Pre,sldent•..• , ballot for Ford because "I don't know where Carter from Hundreds morein the windows stands on the issues. He has structure and from made statements capable of office buildinss. two interpretations." Ford proceeded to the "I cOme from an area in Hayes Career Center, "'""•Cleveland where my word Is seco nd-year medtca!~•o as good as my bond," assistant student Maryin~;::~>\ Lausche told the GOP ,Ellis took his blood Sl audience. "Carter could "You don't have to never say that. I call upon the clear through to independen ts to assert lingernaU," winced Ford, yourselves for the good of the , she )X"icked his linger 'lot .a country." sample. By the time Ford regained · Miss Ellis' p,re.Um,lnai'I the ro~rum; the crowd on the finding was that lawn had <lwlndled to about President was healthy, 7,000, not counting high that conclusion had lo school band members. cleared with White "Jimmy Carter said during physician Dr. the first debate that there will be a $60 billion federal Lulaish. After a quick tour of surplus and he will school, Ford sat am<Ollll·~··· Implement more programs, several hundred students anq..,.; piling one on lop ol another, " watched a program of song shouted Ford, his voice and dance. ,..._ growing hoarse from • •• campaigning. ' "I said I would reduce taxes for middle income grad~- : taxpayers. President Ford stands for the little taxpayer • • and President Ford is against _ .... the big Ia< spenders, · "We're No . I in delense under President Ford · and Ford counting on Buckeye State to. give him victory IJ LEE LEONARD COI,UMBUS . (UPI) President Ford, counting l!Mvlly 111 Ohio's 0!5 electoral VOle!! to put him In the White HoUle lor lour more years tonight, COJIIpleted his campaign .in the liuckey~ State Monday and pleaded with hJs supporters to turn out. at the polls. and bring their friends and neighbors. " I am from your ranks and with you I stand," the President told a lunch hour rally on' the Statehouse lawn. "We're counting on the great Buckeye State to be ' with us. Lei 's do II! " · Among those oo llle dais to endorse Ford were Ohio Republican heavyweights, Ohio Slate football coach Woody Hayes and former Gov. Frank J. J.ausche, a Democrat who In recent years has made a habit of backing Republicans. Some 9,000 persons fiooded the Statehouse lawn, with hundreds more passing by on the sidewalk and peering Jimmy Carter at home waiting for results By IUOIARD LERNER home, Carter said, .. My gut economy and declaring over PLAINS, Gil', (UPI) - ' reaction" was that he would and over that "it's time for a Jimmy Carter. came home not suffer any serious · change in Washington." early today to vote, saying "I . pollticalloases as a result of a T~ tile erid, Carter. also ran · a good race" and decision by fellow qeacons m warned his supporters every(!l'lnnl.nc with opt!ml8m that hJs Baptist church to refuse to where that today's race he would oucceed in ousting admit black members. would be ·~~very close" and President Ford from the Carter, plainly worried exhorted them to get out the White House. about that Monday, vote. After cloaing his campaign Interrupted hJs campaigning Carter was counting on his by seeking a last-minute in California to hold a special Southern stronghold, 1111'8t In Ford's home slate of news conference to declare including Texas, plus New Mlchlsan, Carter arrived in that he abborred the church . York and two or three of the Plains weD past mldnlght but policy on racial matters but , other big industrial states decided to cast his ballot as would stay in the church to such as Pennsylvania , 110011 as the polls o)l"ned at 7 try and end discrimination. lllinois, MichJgan, Ohio or a.m. EST, just as he has in /1 short time later, Coretta California, to lift him over the the past. King and other black leaders 270 electoral vote mark urm glad it's overt'' he reaffirmed their support, for needed for election. said, clearly relaxed and Carter and called for his The former Georgia apparently confident he election. governor seemed serene as would win hl8 22-month~ong, From California, where he he headed home. Aboard his GOO,ooo.mue battle lor the fought lor'the state's big 45 plane, he shed hJs suit coat prelldency despite a string of electoral votes, Carter raced and joined reporters in a recent setbacks. crosscountry to join his sentimental song feat. Carter planned to speak in running .mate, Sen. Walter Earlier, he said he was late afternoon outside the Mondale, in Michigan to looking forward to spending abandoned white frame train appeal for the 21 electoral some time in Plains and just depot that was his votes at stake there. walking In llle woods to get headquarters during the At a crowded rally in a away from crowds for a bit. campaign, and then go to an labor union hall in Flint, Wheiller or not he won the Atlanta hotel tonight to await more than i,ooo persons election, he ·said he and his election returns with his repeatedly roared awroval family would rest in Pll!lns, lamUy and some top aides. 8B Carter fired a last broad where they are most Chatting informaUy with a attack at Ford 's record,. comfortable, rather than go lew reporters on the flight focusing heavily on tlie off somewhere on a vacation. DR. LAMB Coffee stimulates extra heartbeats Carter said his biggest states. problem In the campaign Cllrter, who said over the probably was that "people weekend in Texas that his di!ln 't know me" and Ford · reference t'o the late ran "a very negative President Lyndon B. Johnson campaign" in an effort 1o as a liar and a cheat was his raise doubts about Carter's biggest mistake of the character and stablljty. campaign, ssld Monday that But Carter indicated that was the ooly slipup that still he. was not too worried about bothered hJm strongly. that any more after seeing But he also Indicated· that large and extremely he thought most Texas voters enthusiastic crowds at almost were satisfied with his every stop during the past apology to the Johnson family week's swing through nine and that he would carry the l<nle Star slate. SON, BORN Mr. and Mrs. Chester R. Rose, Racine, announce the birth.of their second child, a son. The infant was born Oct. 25 at the Pleasant Valley Hospital in Point Pleasant, , W. Va. He weighed seven pounds, three ounces and has been named J ellery· Marcus. Mr. and Mrs. Rose have a son, Brent, age three, Mrs. Rose is the former Maxine Weaver, Letart, W. Va. Paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Velma taylor, and the paternal grandparents are Mr .. and Mrs. Warren Rose, all of Racine. Mr. and Mts. H. Marcus Weaver, Letart, W. Va. are the maternal grandparents and Mrs. Florence Cullen of Letart, W. Va. is the ~:n~~t~~~: 1 great- FIRST CHILD BORN RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. DannyM. Dodson, the former C011kle Weddle, Racine, are announcing the birth of their first child, a seven pound, eight ounce son, Ryan Neal, Oct. 26 at the Holzer Medical Center. Paternal gra~d· parents are lylr. and Mrs. Gene A. Dodson, Middleport, and Mrs. Audrey Anderson, Racine, is the .maternal grandmother. Mr.· and Mrs. George Anderson, Mid· dleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sindle, Springfield, are the great-grandparents. down from office building windows . Considerably hJgher estimates came froni the Ohlo Highway Patrol and Republican sources. The President selecied tax reductions and a strong national defense to elicit roars of approva l from the crowd, waving such signs as: "Ohio Is Ford Country" and "Peanuts Fatten Budlets." Ford, wearing a dark threepiece suit but no topcoat in the . brisk but sunny weather, ~tood ·on .. the Statehouse steps directly tl1 front ol a huge blue banner proclaiming "Buckeye Sl.ate' Welcomes President Ford." After 10 hJgh school band! warmed up the chilly crowd, Hayes delivered a thundering endorsement of the President, just as he did before the Ohio primary last June. 11 We've had some come~ frombehind victories, " ,said the football coach , "and we get 'em by putting everythJng log ether. When you win, you Win together. I believe in Jerry Ford and I believe he will be llle ne<t President of the United States," he said, slamming his fist on the lectern. Hayes, in a scarlet-and· gray plaid blazer, drew scattered boos, but there were no disruptions during Ford's 4 5-'minu te appearance. Scattered lllrough the audience were some signs fa vorlng Carter, Eugene M~rthy and Nobody for president.' "Put Ford in Your Place: Unemployed," said one. 11 Veto Ford NOv. 2" read another. Lausc.he, fi ve- term $57,11% RECEIVED WASHit'GTON (UPI) Since I have stopped I feel irnpartant point. Some people State Auditor Thomas E. The are more sensitive to caffeine President , Ford just great and feel like I am than others. One. or two cups Fergqson's office announced Committee sent some 400 born again. If she would try of coffee have little ' e ffect at the November distribution of telegrams to black ministers, that It could make all the all on some people. other ·seeking to exploit politically $:«,350,569 in Aid to Depend• difference to her. people are not so lucky. , Sunday's closure of Jimn)y ent Children to 5S2,630 DEAR READER - I have Yes, · anyone who has Carter's Baptist chtirch m recipients in Ohio's 88 mentioned several times in Irregularity of the heart Plains, Ga ., rather than counties. Meigs County this column that coffee can stimulate extra beats of the should avoid coffee, tea, received $57,141 for 947 admit a black as a heart, flip-flops and other colas, chocolate and cocoa. recipiellts, The office also member. The lelegra,m, signed by problems of Irregularity of Also they should avoid reported the fourth advance the heart, as regular readers ar.ythlng that causes ·in-. distribution of 1976 state Ford Campaign Chairman · digestion or acid stomach. motor vehicle registration James Baker, susgesied that know. Your letter makes an Cigarettes should also ~ fees totaling $3,504,681 with if Carter could not manage avoided. All of these 'can Meigs County . receiving the affairs of his own church, cause susceptible people to $3,618.53. • he could not be expected to have attacks. manage national issues and I am sending you The Congress. Martin Dinkins, national Health Letter number 6-12 GRANT APPROVED Heart Irregularities, Skipped WASIDNGTON- The U.S. Beats, Tachycardias for your ·Env,ironmental Protection information. · Others who Agency has approved a said the telegram was i 'sent want· thls issue can send 50 $34,800 grant to Hartford City in response to ' a n)!lllber ·of cents with a long, stamped, for preparation of final plans calls we got about -why the · self-addressed envelope for and specifications for a church was closed." Dinkins said ~t although it. Just send your letter to me sewage collection system to in care of this newspaper, P. serve the community, U. S. llle Plains incident "is a 0. Bo• 1551, Radio. City Senators Jennings Randolph racist attempt to obviously Station, New York, NY 10017. and Robert C. Byrd an- embarrass the man ...' the simple thing lo do was to have , DEAR DR. LAMB - My nounced. , boyfriend gets herpes on the inside of his lip quite frequently and they really bother hlm. 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Ohio develops he ca n usc a 446-9800 lui!ricant such as petroleum GAUl POl IS-PHONE 4~666 jelly over it to keep it snft. the men come into church." He said the telegram also was a "response. to a number of ministers who were quite enrag_ed and wanted to know if thls is.true,'~ Dinkins said. In the incident, the church deacons cancelled services on ,leal'lling lllat a black rnin,ister- a Republican who is not a Baptist and does not live In Plains - would seek church membership. . . Carter said he did not. participate in the deacons' decision and again pointed to hJs 1965 vote to integrate the church. One black minister who ~~~~t~·:'"bl~~~ d~~~ ends season in 6-6 tie .. received one of the telegrams, the Rev. Alfred M. Waller, pastor of Shiloh Baptist Church in Cleveland, Ohio, said sending the telegram to '"so many black ministers in the Cleveland area to me seems to be conclusive evidence lllat this · ....... ~ whole episode is designed to point. embarrass Mr. Carter." Offensive standouts foi.·':: "I thJnk it is obvious that Meigs were Greg Bush, Daq . ~ ~· they (those barred from the lnnarelll, Bobby Ashley and.,;, _cllurch ) are part of the Paul Michael. Defensl~::; conspiracy," he said. Waller standouts were Gre1" , said he teaches a class of 50 Thomas, Dave lnnarelli)""' black ministers and most of Larry Cottrill, Brent Sisson "" them also received llle tele- . and Johnny Beaver. Melga ,.;, gram. ended its season 2+Z. "'" .. ', ' l ...... . hungry Baltimore Colla-are llei'VIng notice they are prepared to extend last )'88l"i ''mlr~e" lnfll a Super Bowt'berth this lime. "l•,know for ·~ !act that ther& was no team In the NatiOnal Football Leasue that "could have beaten us l«tlght," said tackle Joe Elrmann, one .of the Colts' "Sadi Pack" defenalve line - aYerage age, 25 - that help6d destroy the Houst111 Ollel'l, i!B-14, Mmday night. "I~fs !bat extra Year of cohesiveness. 1 think we're betuft' than last year and It aU cornea down from Ted (Coach Ted -Marchlbroda). I think that's our biggest aaset- the fact '!hat we play together.'' Lalit year, the Cotta won · thelr•Jast nine regular ~~e&aon gamea to sneak Into a playoff spot,: · where they lost ' to Pltts6urgh, Now they are 7·1, two games up on New England In the AFC Eastern Dl~n and looking like a Super Bowl contender. )'OUIII, .- By (lENE CADDF.'i UPI' Sports Writer ~•UMBUS(UPI)-What rnalies a great football play~r """"" , ·' great?. orao Stste def~nslve coor· dlnaiiJr Qeorge HID says Its meM&l attitude, and, ol coui!9e, some raw talent. · B~keye Unebacker Tom Cousineau has both and Is lilreadybeJns compared with former Buckeye great Ralldy ·· GriHilshar, now a star with the :nenxer Broiicos of the National. Football League. Cousineau, a 6-3, 2Z5· poWider with a Mr. America ph~que, is simtlar to Gralllshar al1d quickness. Btlt, ssys Hill, who also had Gradlshar as a sophomore, the ••uteness is more than phyllcal. "It's the mental attitude," said HID. ''Tom wants to be a ' • _t::_ ._ h l8!,Cll y Lo gan ., // ;C well·balanced grand atfilk enabled ··the Logan R4111'ves Saturday to take a cl• 6-G victory over the M~ Marauder Reserves. Alihough Meigs' Mike Wlllland intercepted two !1GB and knocked down . amlter destined for a Ciiiiiftaln In the end zone !he · Milii' offenae just couidn'l gt!Qblhg as 11 was held to a nQtaloflayardi anon the mr!!ltd. Jlnuner &u!aby also ~pled a Logan aerial. S Meigs defense also a respectable game by 1IJIIIUng Logan 00 just 98 on the ground and yards on the only eted pass. But l>osan s\mld the only points of the PD 1 '· . . . . .,. . -.: \ •, u Jh, l '/ . . . .. . ' .,.N 89 . Oak lana af· Chicago Atlantic Oivlslon W l . Pet . .GB 4 NV Kn l cks 3 2 2 8vtft~lo o 1.000 2 .600 3 .500 J .<400 5 .286 and John Hadllilx times lor lol,aeo totaling 63 yarda and held Houston to 1110 total yarda, most of them coming when the game was decided. While the defense did Ita job, quarterback Bert Jonea directed the Baltimore offense, equaUy YOUllll and hungry, tD 458 Iota! yards. Workhorse nmnlng back LydeU MltcheU, the AFC 's leading rusher, carried 28 times for 136 yarda and caught seven pasaes for !6 more. Jones picked the Houston defense apart, cmnpleting 19 of 28 passes for 197 yarda. , Roosevelt Leaks and Don M~uley scored two Colt touch.doWIIB apiece on short Ylrdase plays and reserve Ron Lee shook loose for a st. yard run midway thrnugh the fourth quarter. Toni Linhart kicked a :!>yard field goal and all five conversions. Baltimore went ahead 21-G at halftime largely due to mistakes by · Oiler running great football player. Randy had that. They dedicate ."--·-Jves." ,.un:u~ "I never ssw Gradlshar play," said Cousineau, "but I looked at a lot ol films of him. u Hewasagreatllnebacker. To be comparerd with him is a , heck of an bonor. .. · the ]eading· CousIneau lS tackler on the Ohio State CINCINNATI (UPI) -Lou team, with 63 solos and 54 Saban; who resigned recently assists in eight gamea, an Ill! .bead coach and vice average of nearly 15 ·president of the Buffalo Billa participations per game. of the National Football In the last three games,.lie League is the new athletic has 19, 18 and 15 directo; at the University ol participations, with his Cincinnati. performance in last Forma~ annmmcement of Suturday's 47-7 victory QVer the &ppollltment came at a Indiana earning him the news conference Monday honor of I:Jnlted Press attended by Saban, Warren International midwest Bennis, UC presldellt, and defensive player ol the week. William Jenlke, chairman of Against · Indiana·, his · the university's ltknember father's alma mater, he Athletic Director Search rtc9vered a fumble, broke up Con\mlttee. , a two passes and also forced a "He Is the man ol the hour pair of bad passes ,by Hoosier lo bring leadership tD our quarterback Scott Arnett. athletic programs," Bennis Allhoush hll! lather was a said. former Indiana football Saban, a native of player, he never pressured Brookfield, m., coached the youtTg"' Tom to join the Bills, then of the American Hoosiers ol Lee Corso. Football League, from 1962 "Maybe If they had been a , through 1965. He returned to winner," said Tom, "I might Buffalo In 1972 and remained have considered Indiana. unUI his resignation Oct. 15. But, it wasn't what I was UC has been without an looking for ." athletic director since, July When It came time to when Hindman Wall resigned decide, ~ Michlpn W88 t1ie lo llccept a similar poaltlon at other school In the picture. · Tulane. "It ~asn't an easy In his new post, which decision, ssld Cousineau, begins' today, Saban will "bu~~ I know I made the right control UC 's strong one. basketball program, a Cousineau !eels tbe budding football team (6-1 Buckeye defense, which has this aeaaon) and eight other aDowed only 10 polnta the last men's lntercoUeglate sports, two games,,is getting better eight women's iptercolleglate 80,~ better. . sports and an Intramural Inj~ries ~~some for a sports program. while,, he Bald. But, we just CU takes on · Lo Sahan to lead athJeti'cs , washil)gton 2 6 2 • 31 1 - make a difference. Cleveland rallied from a 11). Kansas L' ty, with a new point third period deficit to starting backcourt , is trying defoot the New York Net&, 82lo change Its image of a hlgh· 1~. in the only other game scoring team that can't stop · scheduled Monday night. It an opponent. The Kings beat was the sixth \iclory without the New York Knick> Monday a loss for the Cavaliers, who night, .)Of>.101, to even their unlillllis year hB d never w.xt record at 3--3, despite scoring a seasonopening game . ooly five points In llle final The Nets jumped to a 311-32 5:52 of llle game, missing halftime lead as Cleveland lhell"iast seven field goal tnade ooly 13 or 311 shots from attempts and making six ll\e field and committed 15 of the 26 votes cast and turnovers during stretch. turnovers. doubled the ool.al of his closest The re..On,: the that Kings said, "We 're soch · u good ' compeUtor, Joe Torre of the was defeflSe . · shooting team U~at when we New York Meta. "The defense just held us in shot so bad it put us Into the game,'' Kansas City shork ,'' said Cleveland Coach Coach Phil Johnson said . Bill Filch. NE W YOR K (UPI ) The "Last year we relied on our Cleveland sco red 10 u n 1 t ed Pren lnl e rn~t l ona ! offense more and if we straight points in llm fourth Board of Coac hes top 20 c ollege football ream s telghfl'l w eek l weren 't hitting we were quarter to erase a 72-<14 New wllh t lr sf .pla ce vores In paren · terrible down llle stretch." Vork lead and held llle Nets thl"ses : In the fourth quarter , the to lhree points in the final Team Points I. M i chiglln (40 ) (8 01 418 Kings held New York to only 6:01. Diok Snyder's U>ree· 2. P ill!lburgh Ill 18 OJ 364 ooe shot oo each possession, point play put the Cavaliers 3. UC LA (I} (7 .Q. I) J'29 4. Soulh e rn C etll fO rn l ~ (6.1) 2A2 except once, and held the ahead, 77-75, with 1:43 S. Te•as Tech 16·0) 219 Knicks' ba c ~ c ourt remainin g. Cle.velilnd' s 6. M er yl end (8 .0) 174 7. Oh iO Sta l e (6 I 1) · 1:11 combination of Earl Monroe Austin Carr scored 13 of his 8. Georgia (7. 1) 120 and Walt Frazier, who had 22 tem:n-lltgh 18 point., In the 9. Neb raska (6. J. i ) 117 points apiece , to only eight second half wl.ule teammate 10 . Fl or ida (6. )1 }2 11. Notre Came (61) 39 points in llle final qunrter. Jim Chones added 11. 12. Ok l ahanHI Stale (5 2l '24 Ron Boone llnlshed wllll a ".1 don'Lihink I've seen our IJ. Colorado 16·21 '2 1 team-high 22 points while players put up so many bad lA. Arkansas (S. 1l 11 15. Alabama 16 21 6 Brian Tay.lor had 18 points shots," Snyder said. "We 16. Tuls a 15 ·2 1 4 17 . Houston (·5 21 2 and sl• steals. Forward Scott have to feel fortunate nbout Note : By a greement with the Wedman had 17 points, nine winning." Am eri can FobiM II Coa ches BBsists and eight rebounds. Nate Archibnld, who cwm• Associntion , tc etm! on probat ion ' 'We weren't exec..'Uting well to the Neis from Knnsas City by the NCAA ar e lne tl g lb le ·lor toP 20 and national champion . and didn't get any good shots, tn ton off,.;eason trade for ship consider at ion by the UPI but It is nice to have guys who Brinn Taylor, led the Ne ts Boar d of Coa ches. Those tea ms on probation for 1976 .are : like to play defense to rely on willl 22 polnt.s and se ven Mississippi Slillle, Michi gan assists. State , L ong Blla ch, State and in that situ ation," said By Uolted Press lntemaUooal The Kansas City K.inss are playing defense and the Clevelan<l Cavaliers can 't lose even when they're shooting poorly. Yes, it is a new season and Qlle year can John is voted best comeback NEW . YOI;lK (UPI) . ~ Tommy John rn&de .his first start of the season for the Los Angeles Do<lserslast AprU 16 and former teammate Mike Marshall said it then. "At that momemt," said Marshall, " Tommy John became the Comeback Player of the Year." Marshall 's assessment was confirmed today when the 33year old John was voted the National League's Comeback Player of ll1e Year by • panel ol · UPI baseball correspondents from around the country. John received 10 PINE 1110UNTAlN, Ga. (UPI ) - About JliO club professionals from across the United States will tee off Tuesday in the $110,000 9th annual PGA Club Professional Championship loumament. Competition will be held through Friday on three Illhole courses and the top 90 golfers will continue after the lllirdround cut. How they raDk JOhnson . Sollthwesl em L ouisiana . ,.---------------------------------------· 6 26 44 AdamJ Division w L T ~os. 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Two playa later, Washingtori I 4 .200 4V7 Western Conference Leaks scored on a lollr-yard · M idwest Div ision sweep. ·• W L. Pet . GB .t1 .Q 1.000 Early In the second Denver ln~ iana 3 '3 .500 2 quarter, Coleman's Kansas City 3 3 .500 2 , attempted opUon pasa was Chi cago 2 J .400 2V:! Detroll 2 4 .333 3 batted by end Fred Cook to Milwaukee l 5 .161 .t1 linebacker Derrell Luce at P.ICUIC Div ision W L Pel. GB the Oller 22. After Mitchell Porlland l 1 . 750 moved tbe ball to the one on Sealll e 3 2 .600 112 three ruanlng playa and a Golden State 2 2 .500 1 Angel es 3 3 .500 1 pass reception, McCauley , Los Phoenix 1 .4 .200 21~ dived In for the TD. . Monday'$ Results . Later, Jooes drove the Cleveland 82 ~V Nets 75 City lOS NY Knicks 101 Colts 55 yards In live plays, Kan <Qnly games scheQuled) , with ,Leaks scoring from the Tuesdly's Ganiel Boston at New Orleans one. Seatt le ·a t Milwaukee · Linhart 's field goal, O'etroit at Go lden St . 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GF GA 1 s 1 1s 46 36 The . loss was the Oilers' Chicago St. LoUi s 1 S 0 14 41 46 third straight and dropped Minnesota 4 7 1 9 34 54 . " tw g Vancouver 4 8 1 9 34 53 th em to .,.,, O ames Colorado 3 8 1 1 31 38 behind Cincinnati in the 'AFC Wales conference Cen1rai'Division. Norris Divi sion w L T Pts. GF GA Mon!real 10 3 1 21 69 31 L os Angel.. 7 3 3 11 51 35 · Pittsburgh 2· 6 4 9 3<1 56 • o.oroll 3 1 1 1 33 37 S&E.RADIO RIVERSIDE AMC & JEEP INC. )) NIA Standlnts Boslon New Orlee ns al Green Ba 'l' NY Giants a t Dalla s By United Prus tntern1tional Ellftrn Conftrtnce Philadelph ia · l NFL SUNDAY GAMES Aflanla 11 Seattle BBII i more et San Di ego Bufta l o at N~w Englan d Clr!!veland ll l t-touston Oetrou at M lnnesora M iami ar NY Jets outafd~.!: ::.::p~ n~~u: ~s:,cc:::~!'~ i** Adolph's Da1"ry Valley :i * * Loan. There's more to an AMC 'r; , :I Pro . .:I !St.Rnrlings ! NY Nets The defense Is a prime UPI Sparta Wrller reason. It sacked Oiler BALTIMORE (UPI) - The quar\erbacka Dan Pastorlnl _ ° ,. llf.toM WfulUELD 1\leigs reserves Fantastic ·Pre-Ouistmas Sale _ -. ,' ~ · The Meigs seventh grad&:'~ football team ended ~~· ,' season Monday night ~l:"n Meigs stadium iri Middleport • •• with a ~ tie when ther.:;: , clashed with Point Pleasanl""" Point Pleasant scored ill.""' the first quarter but faUed IQ,,;, make the extra point COl\:;:; : version. . :~-~~· Meigs scored in the fouriii~;.: quarter on a five yard run b~ ,,,: Roger Jovalchik. They al.tlp., ,;: failed to make the extJ:a ••:. RobytlCB ~<(ens:~. ., Cousineau is • -·.. ·. · looking great '11 SUPER SPORTY! SUPER VALUE! - Colts hit Oilers With 38-14 bomb . Seventh Telegrams meant to exploit By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - I read your . column about the lady who had paro <ysmal tachycardia. ! have it too and I'm 34 years of age and a mother of two. I felt just as . bed as she did until I quit drinking coffee and all kinds of caffeine. Even though I only drank lwo cupe of coffee I guess my heart juat couldn't handle any kind of caffeine anymore. Introducing ... look;:ed~:.~~~~.~ r--------- l) '> Middleport, Olllo Wl-2:142 ------ CU. FT. SIZES ENJOY THE LUXURY OF INGELS FURNITURE q:l.a. ,.. ..,... 106 N. 2ND AVE, Mlr ,' ::.: "'~ Ri', -' ' ...,, '~ 63'\ .....- . •: ! I. �. • ' 4- The Dail[ Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy. 0 .. Tuesdav. Nov. 2, 1976 ' Generation Rap ..1 . 'A'~'~-.-.,_,-,.u u•:·>''•;:I•:•'•'~>:·~"'•:•:·W·>•·>o•X«•X•m~" ··Y· • .v;.o.-• .-;-.•.-.<j, ,..,..,... •V·~~19.V •..,..,.....w..,.,•,·,···-"«~~ \~ ~ ~j By Helen and Sue B~tel . . ~ MolberoU3NeedJHelp - Fasl DEAR HELEN AND SUE: My problem is terribly, terribly huge and important. My parents and uncle won't have any of our anlmal8 on the farm neutered, no mal.ler howl plead. It costs up to $60 in oor town to get a female spayed, so they jwt keep on taking the sweet, lovable kittens and pappies to the shelter, and 1 didn't know 'till this year this meam most will be killed. Before 1 fooled myael! into thinking they'd be adopted Into wooderful homes, but now 1 realize ooly one out of 14 kittens and one out of seven puppies have any chance to live. · I have earned ~26.52 so far to fix our mother cat, Tammy,. who has alteady had 23. kittens ! I'll never be able to earn enough f<ll' even her, much less the other ooga and cats on Ollr place. · Between mooey-1\ungry vets and money-short me, and folks who won 't listen because they need all thooe dollars somewhere else, what can 1do ? -TAMMY'S FRIEND DEAR T.F.: Call the SPCA In your nearest large town. Hopefully, it offers an animal neutering service at reduced prices~ If not, the director will refer you to a non;Profit cirganlzaUon that does this work. ·' Most such shelters require low·income proof from owners before llley alter animals, but you probably won't have trouble here, T,F.: just show' em your S2ll.~2 and tell 'em your folks woo'! pick up the 'ij!. - SUE · P.S. l'll bet ever your local vet would give Tammy a break if he or she knew the circumstances. How could.anyone hold out against a habitually overburdened !Jlolher of 23! .:..g. · , SYLVIA MIDKIFF RAP: . ,."Cet'ved 1 J;/ Sororit1J makes COntributionS Yet, I vote for high school proms! Students can earn the Several contributions, !llOney through car washes, candy sales, etc. Also, dates can Including 150 to the Toys for split expenses so a guy isn't stuck with a $50.00 evening. I! you Tots prbgram at Veterans sta rt saving early, it isn't ail that much , I'm with you, Sue; Memorial Hospital and $30 to never ban them! !1 - WOULD DO IT AU. OVER AGAIN I"ue persona I n•d vocacy DEAR READERS: Pr d th So far the vote is unanimous ; up with high school proms. I ogram, were rna e at e concede defeat - but still feel those who weren't invited or Tuesday night meeting of the could afford them. _ HELEN Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Mrs. Darla Hawley, service chairman, also reported on the plan to give $5 to each of the residents of the Meigs lnlinnary on their lETART, W. Va. - On Tbose ·attendlng the dinner County birthday anniversaries. October '26 the Cherokee and meeting were Mrs. Nellie l)leeting at the Columbus Extension Homemakers club Casto, Mrs. Salley Smith, dined at Crow's Restaurant in Mrs. Ollle Browning, Mrs. and Southern Ohio Electric 'Pomeroy before having its Kate Stone, Mrs. W111a Scites, Co. office, pledges were regular meeting. Mrs. Juanita Clark and Mrs. guests. They are Carol Ault, connie Dodson, Kathy After dinner, the club met VIolet Stanton. Doidge, Donna Dowler, Mary at the home of Mrs. Willa Fry, Jill Lizon, Sonja Scites fo r the remaining Ohlinger, Patty Pickens, business. · HOMECOMING SET Devotions were given by Ahomecoming will be held Crystal Simpaon, Peggy Stout Mrs. Ollie Browning using the at the Enterprise United and Kay Walker. A trip to the Mountaineer subject, "Best of Goodness." Methodist Church Sunday, dinner theater in November Tbe scripture was taken from Nov. 7. There will be a was. discussed along with the Galatians ~:22 . potluck dinner at noon aild possibility of having a social The . monthly lesson , aft~rnoon services at i:30 "Photography'' was given by p.m. There will be special with XI Gamma Mu. Saturday several of the Mrs. Nellie Caslo. singing. The public is Invited. members met with a gtoup • from Gallipolis for' a luncheon at the Holiday Inn. Purpose of the meeting was to discuss the possiblllty of organizing a . Pomeroy, 0 . chapter in Gallia County. Members enjoy.dinner Starting with dinner at 4:30p.m . Games, fancy stands, Cash awards !l Fall carnival slated ~ - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - ··. RACINE Racine Reiber, Kay Warden ~ Elementary PTO will hold Kathleen . Morrla, country the fall carnival at the school alore ; Lillian pocltet oo Nov. 13. A soup and sand· lady ; Diana llld BW Jewell: wicb suwer will begin at ~ Tom llld Dottie Curlla, Bill -·~•D•Y I '"""' " · p.m. with the games to open and Evelyn Ha~ and PORTLAND • RACINE By Polly Cramer at 8 p.m. Desaerts will be oo Rita and George IIIU, liah branch o1 the Reorganized sale during the evening In the pond; Patty Pafllle, Jo And POLLY'S PROBLEM Churth of Jesus Christ of recently found It most ef. kitchen or at the country Crisp, Sally Savage and Patty DEAR POLLY . I fectove on almost any vinyl store. . Latter Day Saints serving Hensler, bean bag; Jean and electioo day dinner from 10 urgently need help in item, without any damage ; Ubby Fisher and Linda Earl Cleland, Jean and Jack a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday: removing blue felt tip ink being dooe. Try first on an Holler are co-chainnen for Lyons, cane toss; Don . EIEC't!ON DAY dinner lllainl from a vinyl aofa and incoospicuous spot. If the the carnival. Committees Beegle, Bob Fiaher and Tuesday at Syracuse chair. I have tried nail pollsb vinyl ill left with aslightly duU are : Mary Hill, ,Jean Alkire Ronnie Holter, balloon dart Municipal building at noon , and cuticle remover, ·am· look, lhlne it up like new with . anq ·Donna Norris, tickets; ,. game. · • and evening, spon$0red by monia; a stain remover and ' petroleum jelly .··. Be ·Edna Price, Florence Circle, Linda Diddle and Pam · · Sunshiqe Makers Class of the bair spray, but to no avall. .Is . especially careful when usin~ cashiers; George and Kay ·Diddle, makiHlp booth; Vl there a solution?- MRS. E. OJI the heels of shoes since Wolfe, balloons; Sue Ann Cleland, pop art; Gary and Presbyterian Church. ELECTION DAY dinner J. some are only painted and Beegle, membershlpa ; Linda D9nna Norris, Tom and !'IIIII a~ supper at Forest Run DEAR MRS. E. J. - I the finish would be removed. and Tootle Hill, popcorn ; Thetas, luck~udt; 0111 and Un1.ted Methodist Church lll.lted with several people Another reader complained Jack and Pauls Bostick, and Learuia Beegle and Jane and wbo abould uow II lllere Is a about her shag carpet Dennie and Linda Evans, soft Bob Beegle, rn111< can toM; Tuesday· ElECTION ,DAY dinner at oolulloa to your problem. U matting. My husband has drinks. Tom and Phyl!i4 Stobart, and Letart Falls Community the marlier Ia the permaaeut Installed carpet for many Jan Cordone, Sue Rice, Russell and Coralee Cum• Hall, serving beginning at I)'JJe I'm afraid file news it years and he says that this Donna lhle, ·Phyllls Me· mlns, hoot..-Bhoot; Cookie 11:30 a.m. and continuing uot good. There are various matting is due to improper Millan, Doris Fisher, Luc111e and Ronnie . Salser, and througb 6 p.m. Proceeds for things IQIItlted for various care. You need a powerful Diehl, Ann Layne, Karen Romaine and Milford upkeep of hall. IDU, bullbla Is really a tougb vacuum cleaner with a power Werry, Leota Wolle, Carol Frederick, engravers, and POMEROY CHAPTER, one, Anytblng you try will head to properly clean shag, Salmon , Delores Sayre, Leo aild Helen HW, and Bill Order of Eastern Star, 7:45 certainly be lit your risk; Voil and It should be vacuumed Martha Lee, LU Hart, kit· and Mary Porter, Sllbouettest p.m. Tuesday at the Masonic could try a pule of hydrogen every day: Wben matting chen; Barbara Dugan, Robin • Temple. · · peroxide and baking lroda. I · seems to be starting, it is • ELECTION Day Dinner would eveu. try, I~ time for shampooing . Of Tuesday at Syracuse desl>l!ratlon, color remover in course, professional cleaning municipal building sponsorid water. You did uot meution brings the best results. Shag by Sumhine Class of the tbe color of tbe villyl, so tbere rak'l" are aqo available. They Presby! erian Church . Is also the dauger of fadbtg do a olce job of raising the "The Insurance Store" Chicken dinner will be served tbe color. Have you tried a shag, when properly used and commercial vluyl cleaner the! is always going one way . at noon and evening. 1. Auto Insurance 8. Jewelry and Other DREW Webster Post 39 8 and condllloner? - POLLY. and AGAINST the nap. 2. Home Insurance Valuables 3 Mobile Homes BARBARA. 9. Business Packa_ge p.m. Tuesday at post ho~e. 4. Health Insurance Policies DEAR POLLY - Scrapa of Members urged to attend DEAR POLLY - Some s. Lite Insurance 10. Liabili~y Insurance 6. Boat Insurance MIDDLEPORT M · n1 unusual wallpaper make portable sewing machines · 11. Farm tnsura~ce 7. ""otorcyclu · . aso c great gift wrappings. Use are so heavy that It is a real Lodge 383 Tuesday, 7· 30 p.m. contrasting color ribbon and job to lift them. Always put All master masons Invited. bave a beautiful package. the ·machine down facing the "If You Have It, We Can Insure It" · MISSIONARY Services ManY of your Polnte~s are not right way, by having a small Tuesday, 7:30..p.m. at only helpfUl but a boon to the decal or stick-<>n of some kind P,!ICKAGE POLICY - Pui your auto, home, health Pomeroy Wesleyan Church budget. -MRS. J.B.S. on the front of the case or the and life insurance into ONE policy . ·save money and · onSR143. The Rev•.Carl DEAR POLLY - Several machine. - MRS. J. C. have one premium due date for al l your insurance. Noggle, miaslonary to the of the readers have written DEAR POLLY . - Some Navajo lndl.ans will be the from tltne to time expressing portable sewing machines Some Of OUr other Services: guest speaker. Rev. Dew~y dismay over removing ink are so heavy that it Is a real , Copy Service-Notary Servic.-car Leasing King Is the pastor. Pubhc stains from vinyl jackets, job to lift them. Always put Service · invitee, shoes, purses, etc. I have the machine down facing the xt GAMMA MU Chapter found an effortless way to right way, by having a small REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICE Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:a0 remove such spots. 1 use nail decal or stlck-<>n of some kind '"The Insurance Stone" Tuesday at the home of Mrs. polish remover and have used on the front of the case or Carol Jean Adams. Cultural it lor years on my daughter's machine. - MRS. J. C. 214 E. MAIN program to be presented by patent leather '"" ' hoes. I PH. 992-513.0 Kay Adkins. · WEDNESDAY • • MIDDLEPORT Firemen's . . Auxillary, 7:30 Wednesday at the fire house, with Mrs. Kathy Chadwell, Mrs. Marilyn Epple and Mrs. Bron Thomas, hostesses, REGULAR MEETING, Pomeroy Masonic Lodge 164, F'·'M, "" Wednesday, 7·. 30 at temple·, all Master Masons Invited. w-. Felt tip ink sklin may be permanent I MASON - Tbe Sunshine Class of Mason United Methodist Church met recently at Ma son 's Historical Society home with Mrs. Matilda Noble and Mrs. Landon Smith , as co· hostesses. Mrs. Smith presented the devotionals and Mrs. Frances Stewart read minutes which were approved . Tbe group plam to have a basement sale at the church on Nov. 12 starting at 10 a.m. They also discussed a potluck dinner for their November meeting and aft erwards fil ing Thanksgiving remembrances for the elderly. Fall and Halloween decorations were used througbout the home for the ...,-~.· Mondaythru Fr iday 9:00to7:00 >af1Jrditv9to9 PRODUCE TANGERINES I 69~ DOZEN J, i) Celery. ' 39~ STALK ~~ ~ occutiln. Refreshments were lETART FALLS - The Modern Woodmen of served by Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Noble to Mrs. Helen · America provided gt~mes and Bartoo, Mrs. Gladys RUey, toys for door prizes awarded Mrs. Lilah Zerkle, Mrs. at the annual Halloween Glady$ Thomas, Mrs. Joyce party of the Leiart Falls Carson, Mrs. Mildred Riley, Elementary School Friday. Winning the prizes were Rev. Evelyn L. Maring, Mrs. Murl Megee, Hilda and Tini Boggess, .Eric Milliron, Lorena Weiss, Mrs. Evelyn , Brad Holsinger, Stella Sarson Proffitt. · and Allan Tucker, Each child received a small gift from the Sunday members assisted with the March of Dimes Halloween benefit. The ways and means committee announced a cookie and candy sale to be held on Dec. 4. The cultural . program on poetry was given by Rita Hayes. . SUPER MARktl • Open Dai~ 9 to 10 ~ M H. Sun. 10 to 10 H. H y. y . Corne~ We Act:ept Federal Food Stamp~ y V V PHONE 99.2·3480 . Mill and Second Sts. We reserve the right to llmlt quanlities. MIDDLEPORT, 0. y PICNIC HAMS. SLICED LB. 7 9 e FRESH & LEAN SPARE RI'BS LB. LB. SUPERIORS DART· 12 Oz. pak BAco·N 7 FRESH & LEAN GROUN.D ROUND ··t SAUSAGE LB. . ' U.s: GRADE B LAMGE : · . . EGGS dozen 79~ f::"JHINE C~ACKERS •••••• ~ •• ~. 1~:.b:~.. 69~ ARMOUR TEXAS STYLE . ...dnaMIE ARMOU.R . . JAMES ROUSH . CHill Willi BEANS •••• ~~.~:.~:. 25 lb. bag ,_ . ; ...............•..•..•.• cans r·•' LB. '. JIFFY • . . 4 ~oz. $1 PIE CRUST............. bcix~ JIFFY . CHICKEN ' 5 ~ "1··-,. ' . , 4 ,8 oz. $1 FROSTING MIX............ rloxes ~ 49 ~~~~ $369 VIENNA · 3 ~z. $1 OOG fOOD.................... ______·\._SAUSAGE· ____ . ............. · · OF THE SEA calls sg~ . . .TUN·A••••••••••••••••••••• ,•• .................. •• FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER HE MAKES SENSE FOR MEIGS COUNTY s D 0 R 5 LB OR MORE P~id by Candidate . • SUPERIORS FRESH & LEAN ' . ·- HAM H CRACKERS ••••• ~ •••• .~~·.~~.A9~ . JUMBO ROLLS '1 00 LIBBY'S WHOLE KERNR OR CREAM STYLE CORN ................. 3 161h CANS '1 00 DEL MONTE PEAS ........................ 3 303 CANS '1 00 .DEL MONTE PUMPKIN.............. 2 21h oz. CANS '1 00 GREER PEACHES......... ,.............. J~.~~.~... 49~ HUNfS TOMA~ JUICE ............................. 59~ FINAL TOUCH 69 ~ T 8 PAK 16 OZ. BOmEs • 'Enjoy $pdte I N •· LB. BACON FRESH ·SIDE '129 . OSCAR MAYER OSCAR MAYER FABRIC SOFTENER.......................•1.59 ·.. CASH SAVER OOG F000~ .............. ~.~~·..~~.....!3.29 1-I.B. LB. $159 CROWN BOLOGNA 99~ CLUB CRACKERS ....... ~~S.·. ~.x ...... 65~ · . II Pdk 16 oz. Dollies PEPSI.Q)I.A.; .............. ~':~·..~~.'. ·~~ .~~'!'!!'.' 99' With ) 10 00 DOMINO DR. PEPPER SLICED lB. BEEF LIVER OSCAR MEYER ' 99' '· ' WIENERS l.IJI. BROUGHTON'S . . ~LASTIC ll · . 29 MILK················.. . GAUDN .,.. . '·<' VAllEY BEll ~ ~ '"',... .CHOCOLATE gge ~ BROUGHTON'S ' 1h GALLON HOMO MILK •.....••• ~ ••..•.•• ,, .19 Krinkle Cut POTATOE~ . ' BANANAS 5 LB. Banquet I MILK•...• ~ •.•.•••.....•••• · . PRODUCE FROZEN DAIRY 79~ 29~ : lB. · I pak 16 oz. boHles Plus tu and deposit I CHUN~~ 69~ : . II PICNIC 1 LESSONS TO START The Belles and Beaus Square Dance Club will sponsor square dance lesaons starting Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Royal Oak Park recreation liullding. Cecil Sayre will be the caller.' sar Superiors E . n ' LB•. KEEBLER · Those born on this date are Wlder the sign of Scorpio. ALL NEW' . ·, Vote ·Today! . ~ Modern Woodmen. Costumes were judged with prizes being awarded . in several ca!egories. Room mothers provided refreshments for the party. .Iii . SOUTHERN 'JUNIOR High Athletic Boosters Wed· neSilay, 7:30 p.m. at the junior ~igh. THURSDAY POME.ROY Chapter 80 . Royal Arch Masons, SPI!Cial convocation, Thursday 7:30 p.m. to confer Royal Arch degree. ANNUAL Bazaar, Sacred Heart Church, Thursday, beginning with dinner at 4:30 p.m.; games, fancy stands, baked goods stand. ENTERPRISE UNITED Methodist Women, 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Dwight Logan. SATURDAY BAKE SALE, 9 a.m. Saturday at the.Racine Home Bank sponsored by the · Southern Junior High Athletic Boosters. !~ 5- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy, 0., Nov. 2, 1976 MEET SCHEDULED There will be a meeting of the Meigs County Garden Clubs Association Thur!day at 7:30 at the Rutland Churth I of Christ. Plans will be made for the annual Christmas but inexpensive home furnishings flower show to be held • Thanksgiving weekend. Mrs. Some call wholesale, some Janet Bolin, county rontact chainnan, will also have a discoun~ we name ~ • • . business meeting , All clubs are asked to have a representative at t he meeting, All garden club members are Invited.• liE oi W.• Gladly Accept Fed. Food Stamps Door prizes provided !!! . P.APER TOWELS .... ;.. 2 .....NoVember 2 - .November ' Righ1 Reserved to L imftQvantlties i~~r::~:::::::;;:::;:·:::::·:·:·:-:·:·:=:=: :;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:-::::;:::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::;:}::;:;:;::~:t;:;.;::::~:~::::::\~ ' DELTA PHEB E'S STORE . Sunshine Class has gathering REUTER-BI10GAN Sacred Heart Church Bazaar TliURSDAY, NOV. 4, 1976 ~ ~~::;:::;:;~:::::::;:::;:::;:;:;:;::::::::::::::::::::::;;:~::~::::::::::;;:::::::::;.;:;::::~;:::;::::::::~;.?.!&~;~~9>.:·:::::~~::::~ AptpOtntment , Mrs. Sylvia Midkiff has been appointed deputy grand matron of the Grand Chapter of Ohio for District 26, Order of the Eastern Star. She received the appoint· ment at tbe Grand Chapter assembly held at the Cln· cinnati Riverfront CollSeum In Cincinnati, Oct. 211-26. . +++ Mrs. Midkllf is a past DEAR TAMMY'S FRIEND : (AND ALL PET OWNERS ): matron of Pomeroy Chapter Too bad you don't live in Sacramento, whose local SPCA 186 and a member of the Past offers low-<:nst anlmal neutering for EVERY pet owner - Matrons Club. She Ia also a regardless of income. member of Hemlock Grove "When we started llle service three years ago," says Grange and The Farm Executive Director Robert lllllman, "we ~n realized an Bureau. She and her mcome restn ction discriminated against the falnily that · husband , Zlba, attend needed it most- the mlddle..clsss couple with ~ybe s~Jdds Hemlock Grove Christian and many expenses, Including college." Church. They are the parents "So now,anyone who walksinourdoor with a pet can get it of Mary and Cecil Midkiff and have a granddaughter, neutered. We don't require a financial statement." Present charges are: $25.00, female dog ; 117.50, female cat ; Courtney Midkiff.. . s2o.oo and $10.00 respectively, male dogs and Cllts. Going to Cincinnati for ljle "We almost break even on these' fees," Hlllman adds. "The Grand Chapter session were rest is made up from 'contrlbutions." , . Mrs. Charlotte Dlllard, Mrs. Sacramento SPCA's unique ·program is not Ruby Vaughan, Mr. and Mrs. wholeheartedly endorsed by area veterinarians - so far this Dale Smith, Pomeroy year it has altered over 2,000 animals who might otherwise Chapter; Mr. and Mrs. Paul have been ,their patients. . Pauley, Mr. and Mrs. Doug But perhaps (this is my lllought, not IIIUman's) it may Bishop, Mrs. Joan Kaldore Inspire ·vets to neuter at near cost, while earning their and Mrs. Gracie Wilson , livelihood with other necessary services. Harrlsonville Chapter, and At some $40.00 to $60.00 per pet, owners (Uke your parents Mrs. Sue Floyd and Miss and uncle, T.F. ) postpone that needed trip until It's too late, Sarah Bechtle of Mid· and llley're stuck with another litter llley can only exterminate dl e port •8 Evan gelln e or abandon . It's .cruel and also expensive way to go, for tax Chapter. . dollars support the pound. . Let 's hope you lund a CUI·rate alteration for Tanuny. T,F .; she's long overdue! - HELEN '.1' +++ Polly's Pointers Social Calendar .. BUFFET SUPPERS ... .... , 00 .5.LB. ·. ~ ·· .. �. • ' 4- The Dail[ Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy. 0 .. Tuesdav. Nov. 2, 1976 ' Generation Rap ..1 . 'A'~'~-.-.,_,-,.u u•:·>''•;:I•:•'•'~>:·~"'•:•:·W·>•·>o•X«•X•m~" ··Y· • .v;.o.-• .-;-.•.-.<j, ,..,..,... •V·~~19.V •..,..,.....w..,.,•,·,···-"«~~ \~ ~ ~j By Helen and Sue B~tel . . ~ MolberoU3NeedJHelp - Fasl DEAR HELEN AND SUE: My problem is terribly, terribly huge and important. My parents and uncle won't have any of our anlmal8 on the farm neutered, no mal.ler howl plead. It costs up to $60 in oor town to get a female spayed, so they jwt keep on taking the sweet, lovable kittens and pappies to the shelter, and 1 didn't know 'till this year this meam most will be killed. Before 1 fooled myael! into thinking they'd be adopted Into wooderful homes, but now 1 realize ooly one out of 14 kittens and one out of seven puppies have any chance to live. · I have earned ~26.52 so far to fix our mother cat, Tammy,. who has alteady had 23. kittens ! I'll never be able to earn enough f<ll' even her, much less the other ooga and cats on Ollr place. · Between mooey-1\ungry vets and money-short me, and folks who won 't listen because they need all thooe dollars somewhere else, what can 1do ? -TAMMY'S FRIEND DEAR T.F.: Call the SPCA In your nearest large town. Hopefully, it offers an animal neutering service at reduced prices~ If not, the director will refer you to a non;Profit cirganlzaUon that does this work. ·' Most such shelters require low·income proof from owners before llley alter animals, but you probably won't have trouble here, T,F.: just show' em your S2ll.~2 and tell 'em your folks woo'! pick up the 'ij!. - SUE · P.S. l'll bet ever your local vet would give Tammy a break if he or she knew the circumstances. How could.anyone hold out against a habitually overburdened !Jlolher of 23! .:..g. · , SYLVIA MIDKIFF RAP: . ,."Cet'ved 1 J;/ Sororit1J makes COntributionS Yet, I vote for high school proms! Students can earn the Several contributions, !llOney through car washes, candy sales, etc. Also, dates can Including 150 to the Toys for split expenses so a guy isn't stuck with a $50.00 evening. I! you Tots prbgram at Veterans sta rt saving early, it isn't ail that much , I'm with you, Sue; Memorial Hospital and $30 to never ban them! !1 - WOULD DO IT AU. OVER AGAIN I"ue persona I n•d vocacy DEAR READERS: Pr d th So far the vote is unanimous ; up with high school proms. I ogram, were rna e at e concede defeat - but still feel those who weren't invited or Tuesday night meeting of the could afford them. _ HELEN Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Mrs. Darla Hawley, service chairman, also reported on the plan to give $5 to each of the residents of the Meigs lnlinnary on their lETART, W. Va. - On Tbose ·attendlng the dinner County birthday anniversaries. October '26 the Cherokee and meeting were Mrs. Nellie l)leeting at the Columbus Extension Homemakers club Casto, Mrs. Salley Smith, dined at Crow's Restaurant in Mrs. Ollle Browning, Mrs. and Southern Ohio Electric 'Pomeroy before having its Kate Stone, Mrs. W111a Scites, Co. office, pledges were regular meeting. Mrs. Juanita Clark and Mrs. guests. They are Carol Ault, connie Dodson, Kathy After dinner, the club met VIolet Stanton. Doidge, Donna Dowler, Mary at the home of Mrs. Willa Fry, Jill Lizon, Sonja Scites fo r the remaining Ohlinger, Patty Pickens, business. · HOMECOMING SET Devotions were given by Ahomecoming will be held Crystal Simpaon, Peggy Stout Mrs. Ollie Browning using the at the Enterprise United and Kay Walker. A trip to the Mountaineer subject, "Best of Goodness." Methodist Church Sunday, dinner theater in November Tbe scripture was taken from Nov. 7. There will be a was. discussed along with the Galatians ~:22 . potluck dinner at noon aild possibility of having a social The . monthly lesson , aft~rnoon services at i:30 "Photography'' was given by p.m. There will be special with XI Gamma Mu. Saturday several of the Mrs. Nellie Caslo. singing. The public is Invited. members met with a gtoup • from Gallipolis for' a luncheon at the Holiday Inn. Purpose of the meeting was to discuss the possiblllty of organizing a . Pomeroy, 0 . chapter in Gallia County. Members enjoy.dinner Starting with dinner at 4:30p.m . Games, fancy stands, Cash awards !l Fall carnival slated ~ - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - ··. RACINE Racine Reiber, Kay Warden ~ Elementary PTO will hold Kathleen . Morrla, country the fall carnival at the school alore ; Lillian pocltet oo Nov. 13. A soup and sand· lady ; Diana llld BW Jewell: wicb suwer will begin at ~ Tom llld Dottie Curlla, Bill -·~•D•Y I '"""' " · p.m. with the games to open and Evelyn Ha~ and PORTLAND • RACINE By Polly Cramer at 8 p.m. Desaerts will be oo Rita and George IIIU, liah branch o1 the Reorganized sale during the evening In the pond; Patty Pafllle, Jo And POLLY'S PROBLEM Churth of Jesus Christ of recently found It most ef. kitchen or at the country Crisp, Sally Savage and Patty DEAR POLLY . I fectove on almost any vinyl store. . Latter Day Saints serving Hensler, bean bag; Jean and electioo day dinner from 10 urgently need help in item, without any damage ; Ubby Fisher and Linda Earl Cleland, Jean and Jack a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday: removing blue felt tip ink being dooe. Try first on an Holler are co-chainnen for Lyons, cane toss; Don . EIEC't!ON DAY dinner lllainl from a vinyl aofa and incoospicuous spot. If the the carnival. Committees Beegle, Bob Fiaher and Tuesday at Syracuse chair. I have tried nail pollsb vinyl ill left with aslightly duU are : Mary Hill, ,Jean Alkire Ronnie Holter, balloon dart Municipal building at noon , and cuticle remover, ·am· look, lhlne it up like new with . anq ·Donna Norris, tickets; ,. game. · • and evening, spon$0red by monia; a stain remover and ' petroleum jelly .··. Be ·Edna Price, Florence Circle, Linda Diddle and Pam · · Sunshiqe Makers Class of the bair spray, but to no avall. .Is . especially careful when usin~ cashiers; George and Kay ·Diddle, makiHlp booth; Vl there a solution?- MRS. E. OJI the heels of shoes since Wolfe, balloons; Sue Ann Cleland, pop art; Gary and Presbyterian Church. ELECTION DAY dinner J. some are only painted and Beegle, membershlpa ; Linda D9nna Norris, Tom and !'IIIII a~ supper at Forest Run DEAR MRS. E. J. - I the finish would be removed. and Tootle Hill, popcorn ; Thetas, luck~udt; 0111 and Un1.ted Methodist Church lll.lted with several people Another reader complained Jack and Pauls Bostick, and Learuia Beegle and Jane and wbo abould uow II lllere Is a about her shag carpet Dennie and Linda Evans, soft Bob Beegle, rn111< can toM; Tuesday· ElECTION ,DAY dinner at oolulloa to your problem. U matting. My husband has drinks. Tom and Phyl!i4 Stobart, and Letart Falls Community the marlier Ia the permaaeut Installed carpet for many Jan Cordone, Sue Rice, Russell and Coralee Cum• Hall, serving beginning at I)'JJe I'm afraid file news it years and he says that this Donna lhle, ·Phyllls Me· mlns, hoot..-Bhoot; Cookie 11:30 a.m. and continuing uot good. There are various matting is due to improper Millan, Doris Fisher, Luc111e and Ronnie . Salser, and througb 6 p.m. Proceeds for things IQIItlted for various care. You need a powerful Diehl, Ann Layne, Karen Romaine and Milford upkeep of hall. IDU, bullbla Is really a tougb vacuum cleaner with a power Werry, Leota Wolle, Carol Frederick, engravers, and POMEROY CHAPTER, one, Anytblng you try will head to properly clean shag, Salmon , Delores Sayre, Leo aild Helen HW, and Bill Order of Eastern Star, 7:45 certainly be lit your risk; Voil and It should be vacuumed Martha Lee, LU Hart, kit· and Mary Porter, Sllbouettest p.m. Tuesday at the Masonic could try a pule of hydrogen every day: Wben matting chen; Barbara Dugan, Robin • Temple. · · peroxide and baking lroda. I · seems to be starting, it is • ELECTION Day Dinner would eveu. try, I~ time for shampooing . Of Tuesday at Syracuse desl>l!ratlon, color remover in course, professional cleaning municipal building sponsorid water. You did uot meution brings the best results. Shag by Sumhine Class of the tbe color of tbe villyl, so tbere rak'l" are aqo available. They Presby! erian Church . Is also the dauger of fadbtg do a olce job of raising the "The Insurance Store" Chicken dinner will be served tbe color. Have you tried a shag, when properly used and commercial vluyl cleaner the! is always going one way . at noon and evening. 1. Auto Insurance 8. Jewelry and Other DREW Webster Post 39 8 and condllloner? - POLLY. and AGAINST the nap. 2. Home Insurance Valuables 3 Mobile Homes BARBARA. 9. Business Packa_ge p.m. Tuesday at post ho~e. 4. Health Insurance Policies DEAR POLLY - Scrapa of Members urged to attend DEAR POLLY - Some s. Lite Insurance 10. Liabili~y Insurance 6. Boat Insurance MIDDLEPORT M · n1 unusual wallpaper make portable sewing machines · 11. Farm tnsura~ce 7. ""otorcyclu · . aso c great gift wrappings. Use are so heavy that It is a real Lodge 383 Tuesday, 7· 30 p.m. contrasting color ribbon and job to lift them. Always put All master masons Invited. bave a beautiful package. the ·machine down facing the "If You Have It, We Can Insure It" · MISSIONARY Services ManY of your Polnte~s are not right way, by having a small Tuesday, 7:30..p.m. at only helpfUl but a boon to the decal or stick-<>n of some kind P,!ICKAGE POLICY - Pui your auto, home, health Pomeroy Wesleyan Church budget. -MRS. J.B.S. on the front of the case or the and life insurance into ONE policy . ·save money and · onSR143. The Rev•.Carl DEAR POLLY - Several machine. - MRS. J. C. have one premium due date for al l your insurance. Noggle, miaslonary to the of the readers have written DEAR POLLY . - Some Navajo lndl.ans will be the from tltne to time expressing portable sewing machines Some Of OUr other Services: guest speaker. Rev. Dew~y dismay over removing ink are so heavy that it Is a real , Copy Service-Notary Servic.-car Leasing King Is the pastor. Pubhc stains from vinyl jackets, job to lift them. Always put Service · invitee, shoes, purses, etc. I have the machine down facing the xt GAMMA MU Chapter found an effortless way to right way, by having a small REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICE Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:a0 remove such spots. 1 use nail decal or stlck-<>n of some kind '"The Insurance Stone" Tuesday at the home of Mrs. polish remover and have used on the front of the case or Carol Jean Adams. Cultural it lor years on my daughter's machine. - MRS. J. C. 214 E. MAIN program to be presented by patent leather '"" ' hoes. I PH. 992-513.0 Kay Adkins. · WEDNESDAY • • MIDDLEPORT Firemen's . . Auxillary, 7:30 Wednesday at the fire house, with Mrs. Kathy Chadwell, Mrs. Marilyn Epple and Mrs. Bron Thomas, hostesses, REGULAR MEETING, Pomeroy Masonic Lodge 164, F'·'M, "" Wednesday, 7·. 30 at temple·, all Master Masons Invited. w-. Felt tip ink sklin may be permanent I MASON - Tbe Sunshine Class of Mason United Methodist Church met recently at Ma son 's Historical Society home with Mrs. Matilda Noble and Mrs. Landon Smith , as co· hostesses. Mrs. Smith presented the devotionals and Mrs. Frances Stewart read minutes which were approved . Tbe group plam to have a basement sale at the church on Nov. 12 starting at 10 a.m. They also discussed a potluck dinner for their November meeting and aft erwards fil ing Thanksgiving remembrances for the elderly. Fall and Halloween decorations were used througbout the home for the ...,-~.· Mondaythru Fr iday 9:00to7:00 >af1Jrditv9to9 PRODUCE TANGERINES I 69~ DOZEN J, i) Celery. ' 39~ STALK ~~ ~ occutiln. Refreshments were lETART FALLS - The Modern Woodmen of served by Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Noble to Mrs. Helen · America provided gt~mes and Bartoo, Mrs. Gladys RUey, toys for door prizes awarded Mrs. Lilah Zerkle, Mrs. at the annual Halloween Glady$ Thomas, Mrs. Joyce party of the Leiart Falls Carson, Mrs. Mildred Riley, Elementary School Friday. Winning the prizes were Rev. Evelyn L. Maring, Mrs. Murl Megee, Hilda and Tini Boggess, .Eric Milliron, Lorena Weiss, Mrs. Evelyn , Brad Holsinger, Stella Sarson Proffitt. · and Allan Tucker, Each child received a small gift from the Sunday members assisted with the March of Dimes Halloween benefit. The ways and means committee announced a cookie and candy sale to be held on Dec. 4. The cultural . program on poetry was given by Rita Hayes. . SUPER MARktl • Open Dai~ 9 to 10 ~ M H. Sun. 10 to 10 H. H y. y . Corne~ We Act:ept Federal Food Stamp~ y V V PHONE 99.2·3480 . Mill and Second Sts. We reserve the right to llmlt quanlities. MIDDLEPORT, 0. y PICNIC HAMS. SLICED LB. 7 9 e FRESH & LEAN SPARE RI'BS LB. LB. SUPERIORS DART· 12 Oz. pak BAco·N 7 FRESH & LEAN GROUN.D ROUND ··t SAUSAGE LB. . ' U.s: GRADE B LAMGE : · . . EGGS dozen 79~ f::"JHINE C~ACKERS •••••• ~ •• ~. 1~:.b:~.. 69~ ARMOUR TEXAS STYLE . ...dnaMIE ARMOU.R . . JAMES ROUSH . CHill Willi BEANS •••• ~~.~:.~:. 25 lb. bag ,_ . ; ...............•..•..•.• cans r·•' LB. '. JIFFY • . . 4 ~oz. $1 PIE CRUST............. bcix~ JIFFY . CHICKEN ' 5 ~ "1··-,. ' . , 4 ,8 oz. $1 FROSTING MIX............ rloxes ~ 49 ~~~~ $369 VIENNA · 3 ~z. $1 OOG fOOD.................... ______·\._SAUSAGE· ____ . ............. · · OF THE SEA calls sg~ . . .TUN·A••••••••••••••••••••• ,•• .................. •• FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER HE MAKES SENSE FOR MEIGS COUNTY s D 0 R 5 LB OR MORE P~id by Candidate . • SUPERIORS FRESH & LEAN ' . ·- HAM H CRACKERS ••••• ~ •••• .~~·.~~.A9~ . JUMBO ROLLS '1 00 LIBBY'S WHOLE KERNR OR CREAM STYLE CORN ................. 3 161h CANS '1 00 DEL MONTE PEAS ........................ 3 303 CANS '1 00 .DEL MONTE PUMPKIN.............. 2 21h oz. CANS '1 00 GREER PEACHES......... ,.............. J~.~~.~... 49~ HUNfS TOMA~ JUICE ............................. 59~ FINAL TOUCH 69 ~ T 8 PAK 16 OZ. BOmEs • 'Enjoy $pdte I N •· LB. BACON FRESH ·SIDE '129 . OSCAR MAYER OSCAR MAYER FABRIC SOFTENER.......................•1.59 ·.. CASH SAVER OOG F000~ .............. ~.~~·..~~.....!3.29 1-I.B. LB. $159 CROWN BOLOGNA 99~ CLUB CRACKERS ....... ~~S.·. ~.x ...... 65~ · . II Pdk 16 oz. Dollies PEPSI.Q)I.A.; .............. ~':~·..~~.'. ·~~ .~~'!'!!'.' 99' With ) 10 00 DOMINO DR. PEPPER SLICED lB. BEEF LIVER OSCAR MEYER ' 99' '· ' WIENERS l.IJI. BROUGHTON'S . . ~LASTIC ll · . 29 MILK················.. . GAUDN .,.. . '·<' VAllEY BEll ~ ~ '"',... .CHOCOLATE gge ~ BROUGHTON'S ' 1h GALLON HOMO MILK •.....••• ~ ••..•.•• ,, .19 Krinkle Cut POTATOE~ . ' BANANAS 5 LB. Banquet I MILK•...• ~ •.•.•••.....•••• · . PRODUCE FROZEN DAIRY 79~ 29~ : lB. · I pak 16 oz. boHles Plus tu and deposit I CHUN~~ 69~ : . II PICNIC 1 LESSONS TO START The Belles and Beaus Square Dance Club will sponsor square dance lesaons starting Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Royal Oak Park recreation liullding. Cecil Sayre will be the caller.' sar Superiors E . n ' LB•. KEEBLER · Those born on this date are Wlder the sign of Scorpio. ALL NEW' . ·, Vote ·Today! . ~ Modern Woodmen. Costumes were judged with prizes being awarded . in several ca!egories. Room mothers provided refreshments for the party. .Iii . SOUTHERN 'JUNIOR High Athletic Boosters Wed· neSilay, 7:30 p.m. at the junior ~igh. THURSDAY POME.ROY Chapter 80 . Royal Arch Masons, SPI!Cial convocation, Thursday 7:30 p.m. to confer Royal Arch degree. ANNUAL Bazaar, Sacred Heart Church, Thursday, beginning with dinner at 4:30 p.m.; games, fancy stands, baked goods stand. ENTERPRISE UNITED Methodist Women, 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Dwight Logan. SATURDAY BAKE SALE, 9 a.m. Saturday at the.Racine Home Bank sponsored by the · Southern Junior High Athletic Boosters. !~ 5- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy, 0., Nov. 2, 1976 MEET SCHEDULED There will be a meeting of the Meigs County Garden Clubs Association Thur!day at 7:30 at the Rutland Churth I of Christ. Plans will be made for the annual Christmas but inexpensive home furnishings flower show to be held • Thanksgiving weekend. Mrs. Some call wholesale, some Janet Bolin, county rontact chainnan, will also have a discoun~ we name ~ • • . business meeting , All clubs are asked to have a representative at t he meeting, All garden club members are Invited.• liE oi W.• Gladly Accept Fed. Food Stamps Door prizes provided !!! . P.APER TOWELS .... ;.. 2 .....NoVember 2 - .November ' Righ1 Reserved to L imftQvantlties i~~r::~:::::::;;:::;:·:::::·:·:·:-:·:·:=:=: :;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:-::::;:::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::;:}::;:;:;::~:t;:;.;::::~:~::::::\~ ' DELTA PHEB E'S STORE . Sunshine Class has gathering REUTER-BI10GAN Sacred Heart Church Bazaar TliURSDAY, NOV. 4, 1976 ~ ~~::;:::;:;~:::::::;:::;:::;:;:;:;::::::::::::::::::::::;;:~::~::::::::::;;:::::::::;.;:;::::~;:::;::::::::~;.?.!&~;~~9>.:·:::::~~::::~ AptpOtntment , Mrs. Sylvia Midkiff has been appointed deputy grand matron of the Grand Chapter of Ohio for District 26, Order of the Eastern Star. She received the appoint· ment at tbe Grand Chapter assembly held at the Cln· cinnati Riverfront CollSeum In Cincinnati, Oct. 211-26. . +++ Mrs. Midkllf is a past DEAR TAMMY'S FRIEND : (AND ALL PET OWNERS ): matron of Pomeroy Chapter Too bad you don't live in Sacramento, whose local SPCA 186 and a member of the Past offers low-<:nst anlmal neutering for EVERY pet owner - Matrons Club. She Ia also a regardless of income. member of Hemlock Grove "When we started llle service three years ago," says Grange and The Farm Executive Director Robert lllllman, "we ~n realized an Bureau. She and her mcome restn ction discriminated against the falnily that · husband , Zlba, attend needed it most- the mlddle..clsss couple with ~ybe s~Jdds Hemlock Grove Christian and many expenses, Including college." Church. They are the parents "So now,anyone who walksinourdoor with a pet can get it of Mary and Cecil Midkiff and have a granddaughter, neutered. We don't require a financial statement." Present charges are: $25.00, female dog ; 117.50, female cat ; Courtney Midkiff.. . s2o.oo and $10.00 respectively, male dogs and Cllts. Going to Cincinnati for ljle "We almost break even on these' fees," Hlllman adds. "The Grand Chapter session were rest is made up from 'contrlbutions." , . Mrs. Charlotte Dlllard, Mrs. Sacramento SPCA's unique ·program is not Ruby Vaughan, Mr. and Mrs. wholeheartedly endorsed by area veterinarians - so far this Dale Smith, Pomeroy year it has altered over 2,000 animals who might otherwise Chapter; Mr. and Mrs. Paul have been ,their patients. . Pauley, Mr. and Mrs. Doug But perhaps (this is my lllought, not IIIUman's) it may Bishop, Mrs. Joan Kaldore Inspire ·vets to neuter at near cost, while earning their and Mrs. Gracie Wilson , livelihood with other necessary services. Harrlsonville Chapter, and At some $40.00 to $60.00 per pet, owners (Uke your parents Mrs. Sue Floyd and Miss and uncle, T.F. ) postpone that needed trip until It's too late, Sarah Bechtle of Mid· and llley're stuck with another litter llley can only exterminate dl e port •8 Evan gelln e or abandon . It's .cruel and also expensive way to go, for tax Chapter. . dollars support the pound. . Let 's hope you lund a CUI·rate alteration for Tanuny. T,F .; she's long overdue! - HELEN '.1' +++ Polly's Pointers Social Calendar .. BUFFET SUPPERS ... .... , 00 .5.LB. ·. ~ ·· .. �' S-The_Dally~lnei,Micldleport·Pomeroy , 0 ., Tueeday ,Nov. 2 WANTADS ' • IN,ORMlTION " DIADLINES 5 P .M . Day Before PubiiCitlon . . Cancellations. cor tee . !Ions accepted first day of publicat ion . _ REGULATIONS Th~ Publ isher reServn the right to edit or n!ject any 1d1 deemed ob - lectlonal. The publisher will not be respqnslble tor mort than one Incorrect insertion . RATES . In ;iMORY OF 1966. We wi1h to thank everyone for their prayert and k1ndnes1 dur· ing the illnetn and death of our loved one , RozenoGenh•lmer . Thank• to oil who a.nl food , , cardt, flower1 , donations to Cancer Fund, <Jhlldren '1 Hotpilol fund and Ch illltoth• Veterans Hospital. These things will never be forgotten by the fom1· 1,. and relaives . May God bless a nd keep all of you The family of Rose Genheimer . ~mi nimum . EacH' aCidTf10nar wOr d J cents BLIND ADS Add itional 2k Charge per Advert i sement OFFICE HOURS 8: 30 1m to S 00 p.m . Deily , B, JO 1m to 12 00 I Porc h a nd Bete me nt P'or ch must be paid In advance . • Ge t yours In early by s topping by our office lit The Dally Sentin e L 111 Cou rt St. or wri ti ng Box 729, PO met'o y , Ohio 45769 w ith vour rem lftlnct' AstroGrapM Bemtce Bede Osol For W~ r tnday, Nov. 3, 11178 ARIES (Moreh 21-Aprll , 11) 06n't become ln\lolved with Pea. pt e whoso Ideas are not on. a par with yours today. Lesser types ca n ca use serious problems TAURUS (Aprii20-Moy·20) You shou ld nol attempt to make ma~ jar c hanges In your work ha bits or proced ures today. You're only kidding yourself about potential gains. GEMINI (MOJ 21·June 20) You 're1the one who will suHer If yo u Ig nore a valued fr iend In order to pay attention t o so meone you met only recently. ' Ricky Wiltol'1 alter the cor wr•ck at Tupper• Plaint Satur· cloy nl"ht and alto an,.on• whQ helped Donald Eynon Jr. GrondmQth,er ~i lmo Eynon _ _ wllhln 10 day$ . CARD Of THANKS & OBITUARY 12.00 fOr 50 word and Baseme n t Sales. etc . IF VOU hove o servk • to off•r , wont to bu,. or sell 1omething , o• looking for work or whot1ver , . , ~ ou'll get rnulll foster ~ith a S.ntin•l Want Ad . ..=-·--- ___.____ --· - THE RACINE Fire Department wil l , ha ve a gun shoot Saturday or 6.30 p 1'(1 at t~eir buildmg in Boshan . ----~·~-,-~- NOW occ•pllng plano studen ts, beglnnera, inte rm ediates , ad· vanced student s. Call m 2270. --==-----·Skote· A·Wo,. an nounces but sc hedu le Racine and Minersvi lle , Middleport , Pome roy Saturday n1ght s . Open Weds .', F ri da~ and Satur· day , every 7:30 to 10:00 Available lor private parties, Monday . Tuu da y , and Thvrsdoy evening, Satu rday and Sunday ohernoont . Phone for res,ervot ions , 98~ · 3929 , - - ... ___ 985·9'1% or 985-<141.-· _.__ --~ ~ O.ar Lac.al Merchants, The Me1gs Hig h Schodl Year Book Staff will be contoctlng you In the n&o r futu re to shqw you how our ads ca n promote your bu siness . We thonk you fo r _JOU,!_ ~PPe:O::r.:,:l''----~ ATTN CRAFTS PERSON . Where to se! l your crofts on cons1gnment . Aun t Claro 's Country Sto re . Wa shington st., Albany , Oh io GRAND OPENING , Sa turday , Nov. 6 & 7, 9 o.m to ~ p m Phone (614 ) 698 5251 . Come to see free weaving demons tro · lions by 0 & J W&avlng. Free pnzes and re fresh ments Draw· lng for pr l ~:es will be Monday t!'vemng, 8 p , m . . -~---· ··-- CANCER (June 21-July 22) ' " " - - - - - - ' - - - - , Those Iotty goals could turn out to be only pipe dreams . Best you get back to reaUty Don't rock the boa t · LEO (Jul1 23·Aug. 22) Believe on ly ha ll of what you hear today, even If the tnform atlon comes from a pa l. What Is said has little basis in tact. unfortunately VI ROO (Aug, 23-Sopt. 22) Don't squander your money today on thi ng s you think you need tor your home. Later , you'll fi nd they weren 't re81 ,y h'~~ess8'ry LIBRA (Sept, 23-0ct, 23) You CLINIC Have· vaur water tested by a factory e•pert tram op - Fri ., Nov. 5 or Sat.. Nov . 6. eo. SALE Al'~he cornltf of Rt . b81 and Rt 124 in Reedsville , Oh10 . Pony r s9ddle and bridle, fur· nl!ure . and clothe• . tools and novelties , stereos and a lbums . Nov . 2. and3 . 10o .m . tll16p . ~ . 5 FAMll V YARD Sale , Roush Lane , Ch.eshire , loh of clothing, col· l&c tJbles ond ant iques , ceromiu , toy1, miK . Thursday on~ Fr1do,. , 10o .m. ttl! 4 pm._ LOT of good used and new guns &est prtC8l in th is area . Wil l , trade lor on,. thing Fife's, Mid· dleport, GARAGE SAL.E, Nov - 5 & 6 from 9 to 7·30 Go north thrv Chesler turn left post fire house 1 mile watch for s•gns Adults and childrens ""'inter clotnes, boby ttems toys, a ppliont:es and mtsceiiQneout Goroi• heated , Proce &dS fo'r Chest&r Methodi$1 Church Bu ilding Fund .' - ,-- PLEASURE HO RSES an'd ponies , al so wHI buy horses ond ponies. Phone (6U ) '698·3290, _Ru~ R,.!•v•~ · '1 AKC REGISTERED Bonr 'PU'p'~ies . sho ts and tail1 cropped. Mok• cute pals. SIOO Phone m .37d anytime FREE KITTENS, 10 weeks old. Co li Don . 992·7313 . OlD furnitu re , ice boMel, bran beds, wol! te lephOnes and part li, or cqmplee households . Write M. D Mtl!er , Rt ot Pomeroy, Ohio Co ll 992·1760 -· ~ - .,..,.. -- ..... CASH paid for all makes ond mo de ls ol mob1le homes Phone area code 61 ~ 423·9531 . TIMBER. Po meroy Fo rest Pro· duch To p pme for stand ing sawtimbe r. Call Kenr Hanb~ . I · ~~6 ·8570 . $319S Sporlabo\ij, 6 eyl., oulomalle, power steeri ng. deluxe equipment, whitewall llr ... luggage rac;k, dark green finish. less fhan 9,000 miles, showroom clean . Sentinel torbetails . ) PHOTOGRAPHY .. 7 li J.tliw.c.:..,.A.~ar.l Pllont m-1111- .. . -- - ··~~~~d~y f White Kenmore elect dryer , 30ft. 220 wtrmg a nd outlet, $125. Photi'e 992·7222. 1000 bushe l of new ea rn . W1 ll load w1th ele.,otor on your truck. EdlsQh Hollon . Phone 9~9- 2631 0.' ~· 2.181 _. COMPOUND bows , &ear Pol tar II . Our pr1ce i!l $139, 'reto•lls S275 Will trade . Fifes , Middlaport, OM to 1973 , 1r~umph Spitfire , 38 000 miles Included hardtop end softtop good milfMlge 111 .. ,.t 't good ocndition . Phone 991 b192 after 5p.m 1 Ash twi•1 bed¥, Ilk(.· nPw , Plotfon" ro<"ket , trestle table Ph(, ,. ~ '192 ·5750. Tempco floo1 fu rnaco 70.000 BTU, l.P or noruro/ gos. Jlhouc jbi.C)6li7 3063. Tupp<tr s Ptoirl ~ -~ ..... Ph. 675-3469 9:30-S:OO Doily Tiiii:IIGO Fridays GNATS! NOW i RoMEM6"1!! ...THAT BlONDE WITCH! ,; Sli~PEP ME' 1\ MICKEY! EA?'f AWAI<EI.lf, NEXT MORNIN;> FROM HI$ DRUec;ED S~~E'P ... l'l. Ml-1174 SY NOW SHE MAYALREADY ~ HAVE REACHED TH!l5WAMI, AND 151rA!&ED HI~ MIND · READING ORUc;~ ~lA2E,S~ IF I DO N'T ,_ STOP HER PRONTO, I:VEo STOIM ~k.:~fz';;; 2 ~: >: WINDOWS 1970 Buic k Rtviero , good cond i· Beagle pups, a lso trained liOn , new tlfH , $900. Phone Beagl es. Pnced reasonable 1<2·2796, Phone 7~2 -252 1 . 1975 MoNTE ;u~amatic , 1970 Cuda , new paint and mag powe r stee11 ng, power brakes , whe-els. Good cond ll1on, $2000 a ir cond ition ing, AM radio and Phone 7-t2·2659. ... s tereo , rally wheel a, will sell 1%q Plymou th Barocuda , $-450 reasonable , Phone992·7036. 1972 Ptnlo, $650 Phone (304) 1969 Nova , ex tra sh arp , new 882·2•82 . point bucket seats, air shocks , 1975 Monte Carlo , outomaflt: · mags. Phone 9~9 · 2~80 power s teering, power bro ~es , 1973 VW THING. 35 mpg . near 01r condttlo nmg , om stereo· p erfect condtlio n . R1c k rod•o tope player, vinyl top Gi lmore , Rt . 1, Reed svi ll e (Sue· e nd rally wheels. low mll&age, ceu Rood) or ph one 992-5323. exce llent condition . Real5horp . ' ' ca 1199'2 ·2386 1973 K5 Blo:~:er in good s hape. For . ·--..more mformotton , call Fl tp l'nl M G M1dget, bas new paint Werr~ . 985-~255 . · and new top , Phone 992-5301 . 1972 Ford Van, 6 t:yl mder , 3 1%5 Plymo uth Belve. 2 door auto !peed , . mag! , new ftres stde trons m iss1on, 318 engme, good p1pes , fully carpet ed . Coli 7~2 · con diti on , Phone 992 3574. 2577. 197 1 Chevrolet Station wagon good cond1lion Phone Donny MobU.. -H......,. · for Sak Brown, 992·5623 IWMIIIJii SIOIIIfi.!OFFITT IIJTTUs.AWIIIN&S ~ - 1971 Che'irolet Custom Phone 992·5663 Van . 1969V,W, Fotilbock, lowmllliloge , New ell:ce ll e nt cond1t1on brakes : •~f~~. muffler a!'ld M1chehn t•res , $975. Phone (61<) 378 ·6297 Commerc•al pro perty approll:. 17 ocres, levt!'l lo nd , located ot Tuppers Plains on Ohio Route 7 Pho ne (61A)b67·6304 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, h~rge liv· tng room , dimng room ond k1l· ch&n, fu lly carpeted Phone 992 -3129 , or 992-543-t · - 6 '• ceres . 7 rooms and bath, fur · n1ture , and applian ces I mile !rom Langsvi lle on C.R. 10, Pnc ed $19 500, Phone 8~2 - 2681 1 Etsiu Moe crouser , . Revive the orl•!inal of YQUr rugs. Cleanetd nome your own by Von Schrader dry-loam method. No muss. No fuss . No odor. Use the same day. All work auaranteed. -- a..-..1&~. ;-. -" -=-- ...,;.· ~..= HOMESITES lor so le, I acre and vp. Middl e port , near Rutland Call991 -748l NEW- 3 bedr~~· house, 2 -b~ ths­ oll e lec , I a cre , Middleport , close to Rutla nd . Phonv 9927.481 . 3102 o<(304) 772·3227 ---- Ne w th ree bedroom house , carpet , Iorge kttchen, ottoched garage , large lot. -Ph one (614 ) 667·6304 PA~ W H1" u b <oom yo • de" Vone yoo r11111 hous& '""lh Corpe1 St io\ go1 Ro,lne . ( 011 b ..y ya rd a nd h110 1 -- ... . --· COAL , l•m•!fone , ond cak ium ch loridi. and colcivm bnne for dust co ntrol ond spec:ial mixing salt for formers . Ma in Street Pomero,., Oh10 or phone 992· 3891. ,, 1971 HONOI( Cl·<50 12 000 mi les , tiny lxir , Cr~sh ~rs . pull•baek hondle bors, new lire and · seals, .. Scrambhtr side p1pes, $650 Call 949· 2~80 1,1 '....... ' ' . •' POT ATOE,$. .~d pumpl.ins, C. W. Prc'fitt Portland, Ofi o . Phone 8<3·215.1 - ~A.LE·t· . New wood · burnlnt- stove. Reg . 1288.95 Now Uli .U One good used Gibson Side· h S1cte. ., " S11S New Co -op water sOtener . Now SZU 00 Reg . U49 .00 One go.od usttl GE Com binatiOn ~.· ¥• ACRE - late model mobile home (excellenl condltlon)12x60 has alum. storage building. Nice kttc hen and dining, large room . UW I SJ,S ASKING ONLY 57,500.00 !-47 "" "' We repair the old and build the new . Paper.ng , paint. ing , pan.l lng_, window replacements, glass, roofing, hot m ht, siding, storm windows , doors, remodel kitchens and baths, etc. Phone 949·20n. No Sunday Calls Please. 10 14 · 1 mo pd . Southeastern Ohio Truss Rafter Co. Located in Langsville Box 28-A . Rutland , Ohio 4S77S Ph. ( 614J 742-2409 We Deliver 1.29 .4 mos. near business CARPENTER , floon ng , ce •ling, ~~!li~~ Phc:~e 9_!2 ·2759, DOZER wori\ and we ldin g Con · tac t James Persons , Rt 1, Roc me. on Carmel Rodd - ·-··. MOBILE _ - -- Elec. .. Hom e Re po1r , plumbing and hea ting . Phone '192·5658 - ·--- -· . -·- - NEIGLER BUI LDING . Sup ply lor buildmg new houses , cabinets, work a nd repa1r . Phone 949· lll ,OOO. CATTLE W1ll do odd jobs, roof1 ng , poin· ling , gutt er work . Phone 992· 7409. FARM - mr Wtll do babys11ti ng in home, meals furn ished live a f 1~3 on Km gsbury Rood . Co11992 ·7590, . RT . 33 - 6 room home on T. P . water. Garage and 2 bedroom trailer with one acre of land . Want only --~ . - 115 .ACROSS BRADFORD, Auctioneer , Com· plete Service. Phone 949-2487 or 949·2000 Racine, Oh io , Cntt Bradford. -- -~~----- Sweepe rs, toas ters , 1ron s, oil small oppl 1onces. lawn mower , new t to State 'Highway Gorog e on Route 7. Phone (614) 9RS · 3B25 rve -~-- 5232, - Z'l Schedule 18 Caddoan Indian n Prison (!l.) ' EXCAVATING , doze r, backhoe a nd d1tc:her. Charles R Hoi· Bock Hoe Service , field -~·ut land 1 Oh !o . ~hone 7~2008...:, SEPTIC Sys tems ins ta lled by licensed •ns talle r. Shepard Conlrodors Ph one 742-2409 almost new siding, roof, carport , 7 rooms and bath A BETTER BUY IS AT TEAFORD'S. BUY NOW, FIX IT UP BEF<lRE WINTER , AND REST Th ink 1-=bi!.:--g.--:...-,.----.J · REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 700 Sq. Ft. of llcJor space. paneled, 111 bath, on first floor. Ideal for office, display room, or any other type of ~mall business. Located 107 Sycamore St., · Pomeroy, Ohio. If interested call <, MBG rr- SEPilCTANKSclea~;-rMode; -- ~ IS Ya'RN ffl'- 1428. .0...·--~-- 773-5592 f-+-+--1 DOWN 1 Tower Look at ,.,..+-!e-+-+--1 form BYPTOQUOTES BTQV' U A ' I Mason, W.Va. .1 BUY, SELL OR~ TRADE? .. - WMPO • 92.1 FM PAW·· EVER SINCE DOC PRITCHART GIVE AUNT SUKEY THAT SHOT, SHE'S GOT wuss THAT DONE ITU I'LL SUE THAT 0~ PILL- PEDDLER FER MULE·PRACTICE !! AIS ISV BRU OZHOR OZHFC NUAL ' ~WIWOOM;IJ.J =::'H ,_J b-+--+-~-1--l UN<ramble thesefaurJumbleo. - letter to eoeh "'"""' to z r-----------------------..;,;- 7 PM '" . Register JU5r I<NOCI<IN 1AKd.JND, EH? HEAR A LOT OF 'IOUNG RJ!J<& ARE DOIN ' 1HAT LATI:LY, SWAP SHOP - ·" Not bugle LISTEN TO THE ... unkempt t Yellow I I '",. Newcomer WILL do roo fi ng ~ construction, pl umb1ng ond Meoltng. No 1ob too large or too small. Phone 742·2348. Herman Gpore ·"" llllckneyed . -- MASON FURNITURE ·-- (2 wda.) Samtot10n , 992 395.4 or 992· "!;~!:~~~~-~.._______.J L-----___________________ 92 in the Country .J,, L----"-'---""""~_;.::.:..:..:.:.:.:.. TV'a ~~~--~--~~~~---~~------------~--~--,~~" cACM!- WHAT A BODY AN' EOUUY- AH Jeannie r- ..............---- WEDNESDAY, NOV EMlER 3, lt76 6:-Sunrlso Someoter 10. 6:15-Engllsh );. Form Roport 13. 6:30-Not lor Women Only 13. 6:30-AG-USA l ; News 6; SunriH Semester I I Chrlstoplltr CloMup 10. 6:45-Mornlng Report 3. 6:50-Good Morning, Wtsl VIrginia 13. ~ : 55-Good Morning, Trl Slott 13. . 7: -Todav 3,.,15: Good Mornlno, America 4,6,13; CBS News 81 Chuck Whitt Reports 10. 7:05-Bugs Bunny & FrltnCll 10. 7:30-Schooll" 10. 8:·LIIIIo 61 Copt. Kangaroo I, 10; SeMmo St. 33. a::.-Big Volley 6 ·t 9:- A.M. 3; Pbll Donoht.<l . ,13, 15; Lucy ShoW I; Mikl Doyal11 10. ' I" ' 9:30-Cron Wlto3; One lifo to LlvU; Good Dtyl. :• • 10 :-Sonlord & Son 3,.,1!; Pr1ct 11 Rlgh11,101 Mike Daugl,t s 13. . 10 : 15-Gonoral Hoapltol 6. 10 :3Q-Hollyw(tod Squares 3••• 15. , ll :-Whttl of Fortune 3, 15; Wttkdoy ~~ Edgt ol Nlght6 ; Gambit 8,10; Morning with D.J . 13; Eloc. Co. 20 . · 1 11 ::.-Stumpors 3,• .1s; Happy Dayu, 13; low of Ll'' ,. 8,10; SOiamt Sl. 20,33. 11 :5.1-Take Kerr I ; Ms. Fix II 10. 12 :-Nows 3,6,1,10; Don Ho 13 : Bo Broun •1 50 Grand Slom 15. 12 :»-Gong Show 3,16: All My Children 6,13; SHrcli for Tomorrow 1.10. l2 :S.I-NBC News 3.15. I:-SomorHI3; Avon's Hope 6,13; !IOGrtnd Sltm 7; Concontrttlon 8; Young & lht RtoiiHt 101 Not For Women Only 15. '" 1:30-Daya of Our Lives 3,.,15; Family Ftud 6,13; At ' ' uo; The World Turna 8,10. 2:1111-$20,000 Pyramid 13; Dinah 6. , \ '' 2:30-0octors3,4,15: Onollfe lo Uvol3; Guiding light ' '1' 1,10. '" 3·Another World 3,., 15; Allin Tho Family I, 101 On ' Aging 20. ' " lf'" 3: 15-Gtnerol Hospltol 13. 3:30-Bowltchod 6; Molch Gomo 1,10: Llllos Yogo a. You 20. •·oo- Mla)trCorloon 3; SomorMI1S; Howdy Doody 6r '" Seaame St. 20,33; Movie "Hook Ll-. & Slnl<or" 10: Dlnth 13. ~ : 30- My Thrtt sono3: Emergeney Ont 61 Partridge Family 8; Flints- 15. ·" 5:-Big Volley 3; Morv Griffin "' Brody Bunch It . '\' Mister . Rot10rs 20.:13; Star Trek 15. 5:30'-Nowo6; Family Altair I; Eltc, Co, 20,33; .Adlm12 13. • 1 6:00-Nowa 3,4,6,1, 10,13,15 ; Zoom 20 : Totchlno ' , Children 3~. 6:30-NBC Newo3,4,15; ABC No'!IS 13; Andy Griffith 61 CBS Newa10; Hodgepodge Lodge 201 Llli11 Yoga & You 33. 7:-Truthor Cono3; Ta Tolllho Trulh 4; Bowling far ' '. . ~·~ Dolloro 6; Pop Gon tho Country I; NtwsiO; 'l'o Toll the Trulh 13; Consumer Survlvtl Kll 201 Merco Sportll'- 33. , I' 7:30-Dotty 3; S $100,000 Nome Thot Tune 4; Mitch Game PM 6; MocNtii ·Lthror 20,33; The Judge 101 •r Brook tht Bonk 13; Wild Kingdom lS. '" 1:-We Think You Should Know 3; Bionic Womon 1" 6.13: The P[ocllc. ~IS; Movie "JUQOorntut" 1,101 "'I' Live !'rom lncoln 1.0ntor »: Novo 20. .·•·. 1:30-Movle "Stalk tho Wild Child" U,15. 9:oo-tlarettt 6,13; Soundttogo 20. .~· 10:0Q-(luest 3,4,15; Charlie's Angolo 6,13; Gunomoko .,'r' I ; Campaign '76 10; Nows 20.• · ·~ 11 :-N•w• 3,4,6,8,10.13.15; MlcNoti-Lohror Ropart 33. 11 : :.-Johnny Coroon 3,4,15; RookltU, 13; Movlt "The Laat Survlvoro" 8; Mary Hortmon 10; ABC Newt 12 :DO-N\8ry Hartmon 10; Jonokl 33. 12 :30-Movlo ... Guido fO< lho Mlrrltd Mali" 10. 12 :.10-Mysttry of the Week 6, 13. 1:._Tomorrow 314. 2:1o-Nowo 13. II Nicert.n eoonFUL " •" 33. " 10 Favorite FRIDAY UNTIL 8 PM II? GEORGE HOBSTEnER ~ -- ~- Mon .• Tues .• Wed: a! Sat.-8:30til5:00 THURSDAY TIL 12 ~N We have COMFORTABLY ...... -- WelL not exactly! been retired, Joel! 5 Actreu 1 ('I)JilpeCI Kerr I - podrida I Unconitlous 11 Pointed arch· 7 Majon of · 11 What $6 miU1on "regina" fame means I 1011 stotinki 1% lllliO Bette t Donkey ( Fr. 1 Davia film 11 School • (3 wda.) courtyard, Yostenlly'uuwer 1 U King ( Sp. 1 for lllort ZO Seaweed SZ AnatomiFal r-:A-:c •. -.:.. 15 Egp 1J Candidate by.product network q In 11 Ellflendered for a diet Zl Aleunder - 33 TeUing. ljOUnq 17 llllve debts 11 "Adam -" zz Affectation blow squirts, 21 Seem 17 ctpdid ZZ Past 34 Ostraciae zz October'i 11 Prop for Z5 Stir up · a Brlliah ,beer gem a llky Zl Reach 38 Inlet ( Sp. 1 zt "Oh, my!" godmolher across :r7 It's a (Z wds.) It Actrea II Mine sure N C~urcli Lanchesler entrance 31 Sea 1111e pert ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR - lhe three. Are you bu$lness minded and want to make By Oswold & James Jacoby South looked over dummy quickly and saw that his slam contracl was a mighty poor one Then he set about to steal II. He led a trump to dummy's (Do you hovo a quoatlon ace and a second trump back to his king. Then he led a low tor tho erperts? Writo "A•k the Jocobys" care ol lhlo diamond! II West had played his king newspaper. The Jacobys will it would have been all over for onswtr lnd;vidual qu11flon• South, but West wasn't quite 11 stamped, selr·ac/c/rossec/ up to that p~y at that early envelopes are enclo11d. Tho Biage of the proceedings. West most Interesting qutsflona will be usod In this column played low! Now South rose with dum- snd will receive copies of my's ace, cashed his ace and JACOBY MODERN.) STORE HOURS carpeting, line for a couple. OWNER RETIRING. DON'T PAY HIGH RENT - Buy this 2 story frame, know if the late Milton Work was a better bridge flayer than th e lat'e W lbur Whitehead These were two of the greatest authorities on auction bridge. Work was a better teacher and !Nriter, but Whitehead was a b,etter player. Both were too old to make a really successful Iran· 1ition to contract. ~HLW~td' MASON FURNITURE paneling, por c hes, natural gas F A. furnace and BUSINESS - A Georgia reader wants to SCaUa - 10 ACRES - or more wllh flreplaee . Barn for pony. 529,500. -- WILL 00 bu il d1n g an d re mode ling roofi ng , plumbmg, lur· noce repair, ga s or ad gene ral repo1r Free eshmotes and re asonab le ra!es Phone Charles Sinrla1r. (614) 985-4 121 or 99:2 2221 . acres, new gas well, old house and barn . Al l minerals on Shade R iv er. kitchen , king of hearts, mlled a h ~rl In dummy, discarded a diamond on the king of clubs, mf· ed dummy 's last club, led a diamond and made his con· lract since West was thrown in with the king of diamonds and had to lead a heart or club to allow South to ruff In dum· my •nd discard his last dla· lnond at the same time. . Maybe Wesl should luove put up that king of diamonds at his first opporiunlty. He probably wouliLhaye done just thai If South had stripped the hand before leading the suit, but South made his play early and It worked . loy THOMAS JOSEPH s;,,~~«.t1t-il ~~\~ $18,000. IT'S BLUNDERFUL ANY PITCH ANY SIZEI --~ renovated 3 · bedroom home. Nice bath and lET US SEll YOUR PROPERTY . , HENRY E. CLELAND BROK.ER 992-2259 LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-STOP! /~~ -..-~- home. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, nice kitchen w-dlsposal and dish washer, N.G . furnace, central air cond ., full basement. 3 car garage. stock at an excellent price. Established many years, UTILE ORPHAN ANNlE o: Asking $30,000 . BUY NOW BE IN F.OR XMAS. GROCERY STORE ' - , Buildings', ground and 6000 to PERFECT chOo se fro m FOR GIFTS In red , white, and pink SJ.OO lo $6.00 . 20 pet on 10 or more. H ubba r d ' s Gree nhouse , Phone: 992·5776 , Syracuse, 0 Construction Seltb It Pass 1• Pass 2 • Pa.. ! • p.., I • Pass 1• Pass Pass Pass ()p<ntng lead - Q • FOLIAGE PLANTS FOR YOUR HOME In pots a nd hanging basket:; from 75c to $5.00. A lso, lay away POINSETTIAS now for CHRISTMAS . Nortll E11t Wett NOTICE TEAFORD 2 ACRES - lovely 6 yr. old Pornef'OJ Landmarll I.; Jock."W.' -Car11y, Mgt . m-2111 - REMODELING , Plumbing , heating and alit~ pes of general repair . 2508. Work guaranteed 20 years ell: · Gas and Oil Furnace Repai r Sales __ pe!i~~ ~ Pho_n:_'!92 2-429_:___ ..- o(l d Serv1ce. 24 hours Phone 0&0 TREE Tn mmtng , 20 yeor! ell: · . Virgil B. Sr ,, Realfot 8<3-2165 pe r ien ce . In sU r ed free 110 Meohanic Pomeroy, est1mates. Col i 992·2384 or · Phone "2-3371 EL ECTRON IC T V CLINIC, New ' (614)698·7257 Alba ny . T . V .s h o p , E i ectr on i~ T .V Clin1c - --NEW LISTING 4 Sf!rvtce rol l, $5 95 Co lor , B & W SEWING MACH INE Repairs. ser · bedroom old home in a nte nn a systems stereos, etc. vice, a11 mak es, 992·2284 The Rulland on Ma;n St. Balh. 572 So uth Thtrd , Midd le port . Fab ric Shop , Pome roy Phone 992·6306 Corry m ond natural gas heat, city Aut horized Smg er Soles and save mone,. water , 2 car garage and Servi ce. We sharpen Sc1sso rs. --good garden lot. $13,800. EXCAVATING , dOter, loader and ; backhoe w ork, dump trucks NEW LISTING - Nice one ond lo-boys for hire w dl haul floor s room house, 2 full fill dirt to soil , luneslone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jef. baths, gas floor furnace, fers, day phone 992·7089, full basement, e qu 1pped ni ght phone 992 3525 or 992· 0 kitchen and good garden. S250 1 used McCullouqh chain ti7H Both vulnerable D&D I on f'hone secllon . S10,000 . · tocusT POSTS, round. or split. Phone 949~2nA ' .9784! •QJ 108 SOUTH •KQ985 •AK tO AWIFii 11-l l\IE ~IS~ L-I<ITIL W W. H~ARH1 , _ ... lfiWi!-o}'-,.• COUNTRY fa rmland with $eclud · ed woods , water and good oc· cess m Monroe Countv. W. Vo . $1 000 down , col i {304 ) 772· 3]02 o• (30•) 772-3227 garages J.:ur;~i~~i_ :-;';~?~-- ,. FAIRMON1 Stell rro411Cb lrte Ra inbow Ridge BaiShan Area Long Bottom , Ohio ShOWing : SWi$5 Co lony , Map I ~ Lea 1; Playmor , Cricj(.el Sa les, r en tal , service , supp lies . Trav e l trailers , tr uc k Campers , ca mpin g trailer s, t r uck ca ps Specia l Sat urday nights Open evening s or by appoin t menl. c onlacl Rober t Codner , (10 11 1m o , pd ,) APARTMENTS Brick buUdlng in good shape with 311v;ng quarlers, 3 baths, 3 l(v;ng 669-4245 ev..,ings CODNER'S CAMPERS ~·----~----~-- Real &tate for Sale •Q 75 • Q 10 8 tK 3 .A SMAlL fa rm lor sole, 10% down, owner finan c&d, Monroe Coun · ty , W Va. Phone (304) 112· ~· Tratler fO-r rent, Flo woods Rood area. One acre lurnl ~hed or unfurnish ed Phone 992·5834 oile r 5 p.m . _ . _ ' 2 bedroom tro ller . $28 per week , oil util111 es paid. , Phone 992· 3324 .12 .9864% Roule1 Bo• 121 ' PRODUCTS , INC . Fa.rmont, Minn. !16011 10-22· 1 mo pd EAST WEST • 76 Langsville1 0hio 4ll74l ---:..... 1973 Ford FIOO p•ckup , outo motic , P S. a nd P B., 302 cu. inches, 30,000 miles . CAll 992·3448 after 5 :30 p.m. HOUSE FOR SALE 2 be.d rm s , por ONE b~room ' opo rtme nts ot holly furnished , carpeted , VI LLAGE MANOR m Middleport $7900 or see ot 10Lynn St ., J ust for S10of monthly plus elec or ott Vine Sl , M1ddleporl $130 mcludmg electric LOWER House for sol e, 1•;, l:iedrms ., par· RATES 'FOR SENIOR CITIZENS .flo ll y furmshed , carpeted Convenient to •hopping oO $7900 or see at10 Lynn 51 , just Thi rd ond Mil l Streets 1n Midoff V1ne St M•ddl epo rt dleport. ~ ra n d new high quoh · ty oportmen ls . See th e NICE 3 BEDROOM home fu lly manoger or Apt 28, or cal l carpeted , att ac~ed gorage , mu! l sell now Ava il able on 992·7721 . land co ntract, $1000 down , AVAILABLE at Riverside Aport · Total om uu nt of contract IS me nts , 1 , bedrqom, aport · $20,000. Payme nts $175 per me nts , $100 per't month 2 month .' Phohe (6 14) 667 ·3436. bedroom opartmer)ts, $133 per Nt 1:e 4 y.&or old home, dt nl ~g mo_~th P~ont!' 992·F73 roa m . laundry room , attached ONE a nd 2 bedroom furnished earport , new woll ·lo wall apartments. Call .99'2 3129 or carpe t located In Rust1c Hill s '192·5<34 . Syrac u se Phone 992-6192 oiler .. Spm Trader , adults only ~ oll992- 7639 or992 ·31BI ' FURNISHED two bedroom opt , adults only . No pets . Mid· dleport_;!~~~~9~·~7~.~· .. 3 bedroom furn ished trailer For rent Ca il7 42-3122 TRAILER SALES -- ~ - COUNTRY Mobile l;lome Pork . Rl 33. ten miles north of Pomeroy . Lorge lots wdti concrete pol!os, sidewalks, rJ nners o~d off street pork1 ng Phoneq92-H79. t AJ 62 •K~2 FAiRMONT STEEL c-Aii.O, -- - .J 3 Monfgomery Trailer Sales Rt. 1, lax 121 Langsville, OH 45741 Phone (614 ) 669 -4245, evenings I£MEMIIIT % NOR'I'H (D) .A JJOI MENT! Ava il able in rnany sizes. fla tbeds, gr avity beds lind a variety of specialty bodi t's for f leet use . CBS News !,10; H""-opodge ~odgo 201 lTV Utlllullon 3J. 7:00-Eiectlon Covoroge 3.~. 6 . 1 , 13 ,1 5 1 News lO t Cooking With a Continental Flavor 20; Amtrlcan lsouos Form 33. 7:3Q-MacNeii· Lehrer Report 20,33 : Election Coverage 10. I :DO-Niuslc In Amorlca 20; Woolhor Mochlne u. 9:30-BIII Russell Rops 20. 10 :-Eioctlon Covoroge 3,4.4.1,10, t3,15: Ntws 20; Killers 33 10:30-Biock Perspective on tho News 20. II :-News 3,.,6,1;10,13, 15. 11 ;30-Eiectlon Coverage 3••• 6.1.10, 13, IS; ABC News '33. 12:DO-Janokl33. 1 - E lectlon Cover1111e 3,4,6,8,10,13, 15 . Early deception·aida theft WHOL& AS.SI6N· Free WINDOWS l 'DCIOIS WIN AT aRIDGE 5lOWN THE' color brochun insulltiaa Senites FU~<~ql­ -loll Walls& IHiu TU~SDAY, CAPTAIN ·EASY SMITH NILSON MOTORS, INC, Pl. Pleasant • 6:011-"News 3,. ,1,10,13,15; ABC Nellfl 6; Zoom 20; Consumer El<Pirlonc. 33. 6:30-NBC Ntws 3,4,15; ABC Newsll; Andy Grlffltll6;. -·-- -~~ ' 20.lS: Adam ·l2 . Redi Haul ' AMMO Who lesale Shot shells , , h1gh power, S3 .83 bo x; d&er slugs , S1 . ~9 bo.o:, :22 mag , $2.60. ' 221.r. 69c . Ftfe 's, Middleport . F,..IM ...... prlnh, DIRECT FABRIC SALES 3 21 Mlln Slreet 10· u.1 mo ( Pdl - t . APPLES F\TZPATRICK ORCHARD , STAT€ ROUTE 68<J PHONE 3 AND .. RM. hirnishtfd and un · 2 STORY_. bedroom bnc k home tn WILKESVIll E, (61< )669-3785 Midd lepo rt Phone·992- 3457 . lurmahed opfs Phone 992· 5<3< FULLER Brush ltroduct s for sale . 1 ·., ~i~~!l%~~~=-it=~; nylon herculons, vinyl solids, •nd fancy prints. 1ccessoriet. (6141 HS-4'" Chelttr, Olslo tires, dark green f inish , real economy. - could react more out otemotlan 1 Phone 992· 3~ 10 than log ic today · Take care 11 CAMPER. $600. Also, horse dOesn't have an adverse ellecl troller $450. Phone (6 U) 698· o n SOfTleone with whom you 3190 have a relationshi p Los t Lcd ies lea ther b11lfol d in fr on! of Dvttons 1n Middle port Garage Equ1pment , cheap , SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Now. 22) Gel bustiiess butld tn g 50 x M ell: · Coll9<9-2510. yoyr worK· done early Later , -··--·--ce ll enl cond 1l1on , ce men t there will be d is ruptive con - Found ·l'nl Class ring , South dnv&, Rutland Cd'l'p., pn ce Parkersburg .· Please 1dent1fy d itions Procrasttna"on wl11 real· reduced . Call 742·2602 alter 5 to clo •m, fo und at Meigs High ly put you behind the B· ball p m Reas9n lo r se llm g · poor School grounds Phone 992· heclth. ' SAGITTARIUS (Nn. 23-0ec:. 2779 21) It might be diHJcult to un· ·--~-Gen~r;IEiectric clothes drye r, derstand why others can't see l1ke new Wh•te. CAll (614) 367 · your point of view. Could be 77611.0• 992-2495 . because It's too narrow and ~If · servi ng. Someone n eeded to hva m with New ear corn for sa le . Phone 7<2·2359. inva lid woman , Plea&e call CAPRI CORN (Doe. 22·Jon. 11) '192·2097 , 1975 CJ5 Renegade l evi Jee p, ful l Though your Inner voice might ." -·-.---~- •qulpmenl. low mileage, ex · be talking lo udly , It's not Woltren , apply 1n person . Crows ce llenl conditio n, Al so ·necessarily practical. , Don't be ~·-S_t!' ~k_Hou se , ~om_erov ·~- ~ . Fn g1d01re elec. dry•r . Call (3Q.4) sur prised it lamlly opposition NEED RESPONSIBLE penon to 773 · 53~3 . Mason , W.Va . a rises. ' repa ir metal born roo fs . Should hove ex penence ond own In · FRE IG Hl OAMAGEO October lq , AOUARIUS (Jtn. 20-Fob. II) 1976 ' Ztg · Zog Sew1ng suranca . Phone (6U) 617·3368 T hink twi ce before you say Moc hmes , bur tonh o le any lh tn g In the presence of _!~m_l_p_._m. t~a e.m_. -~- _ monl.lgrom , etc Originally friends today, even if It's a light $179 ,95, will sell for $59 95 occasion. Extric ating your foot c o~h or te rms Cal1992·5146 from your mouth Is n't easy Young mdk cow for sale Phont!' 7<2-2773. PISCES (Fob. 20-Morch 20) Your grandiose schemes look New T.V. Shop Electromc TV good on paper, but they can cost Cli ni C·. ~rv lce ca ll $5 95, yo u ptent y II you don ' t re Phone 992-6306 NOTI CE OF APPOINTMENT exami ne them for feasibility. case No . '2 1964 2 SEAT plant seller good cond1 · E!> tCII e of Am e1 1a M Bauer tion . $125. FORD boom pole. Dece a se d $110. Phone,l614) '192·3B59 N OII C()_ IS her eby QIVCn thai Clifford H Bau e r o l 'lOS.'i 6 monl h old billy goo! , Phone Hyman Pl ac(! , Nev,o Orle ~n s, '192 280B Lou isia na has been du ly ap poin• od Exec utor of the Feeling mumal?? Conn Director Now. 3, 1178 E s1 a1e o.f Ame li• M Saue r . trumpet m good condition with Sollle 01 the finer things of lite deceased , la te of Vi llag e of nice corr~mg case $50 Good cari be yours this year as a result P omeroy , Meigs Coun1y , Ohio for beginning trumpeter or eK· • Cr cd••or s arc 'required 10 of yoUr labors You might llnd a p&nence d Al~o . nice Prest1ge ttl e ihe ir claim s w i1h ) Ctid cha nge ol JObs in order. 1 l tdU c1a rv wilhm tou r mon lhs folk gutte r w1th ca !le. In U · oa 1cd •his '2 01h day of Oc cellent Co~? ditl on , $20 Phone (A re you a $corp1o? 'Berntet '192-37<2 . Osol has written tJ spedllt Astra- tober tY f6 Graph Letter fDr yOu. Fbr your Mannmg [l We bster U cu. It 2 dr. autom atic Philco copy send 50 c'nts and a self~ Judge re f(t gerotor, 2 •t, yrs. old. Gtrl's addressed. stamped envelope to Co u r t of Common Pleas 26 in . bi cydt Sear's exercise Pr Obll iC D IV ISIO n Astra-G raph , P.O. BoK 489, btcycl• Gordon Ridenour , TupMCtQS Cou n l'jl , OhiO Rsclfo City Stat1on, New York, pers Plains , Ohio Phone (614) 10019. Be sure to ask lor · 6<>7-3025 ' ooqr,p;o 110) 27 111 1 2, •· Jtc "'' Volume 1 ) 12lt , aluminum V bottom Viking BOARDU<IG HOUSE ,_. fish mg boot $100 A lso , ve ry gen tle r1ding pon,. wit~ soddle and br~dle , best , of~er'. Phone 992·5510., " -I Wlvets. and brJikos I • l ,.1 1974 DATSUN S219S 210 2 door, lo<~l flJr, • speed trans .• 44,2011 miles, good slee~lng ~.... !'om~ sizes. W~dings Sl9fS - moffren.,, paddlnv. ldeol log for easy viewing NDVEMIER 2, ln6 S.-Big Valley 'i; MMv Griffin . , Brody Bunch 11 Mlsler Rogtn 20,33; Slar Trek 1S. ! : 30-Ntwl 6; Family Affair I ; Electric Comf)lny 1 Radiator ,......-., Service - FABRIC sofJI, chair cushions, for campers. Vanety of KEN GROVER t'orSale See Thursday'• Doily For Aeri1l Commercial Schools Locall owner car, green finish, green vinyl roof, radial w-w tire! , air cond ., V-8, wlth auto matic, po wer $$CASH$$ for . 1unked a utos , lf lJt • Phone 7ot2,2081 Fry•'s Truck & MOBILE home fo r sal e or re nt , 3 Auto Po rh , Rutland , bedroo ms , ol ul il11l es paid _.,...._- - . " Phone 992·7751 . WANTED: Chipwood , Poles moM · lm um dt omefer, 10 InChes on 1973 Castle Mob ile Home. 2 larges t end . $8.00 pe r ton . bedrooms , 2 full bo ths. fully bundled slobs , S6 00 per fa n carpet ed · loc ated trailer pork 2 Deliver to Ohio Pollet Com· mtles west of Addison, Ohto . pan~ . Rt . 2, Pomeroy Ohio . Phone · (614) 367 ·0160, Sat . or Phone 992·2689. Sun , a fter 5 p in ., o n .... -· weekends . WonttJd · 2 children's size rocking or stro1ght choirs 1n good condi · 1.4 w1de Elcona 3 bedroo m, total lion , Phone 985·3521. e lec , tully furnis he d, loto l wrap Foom ·Co r. Brand newt I 10 gall on fish a cquanum wit h a c· ~ eor warranty W1ll sel l ol In· c&nories Wnte H R lea· voice plus se t-up , or you co n mon1, B_o!.63~. R~cine , .Ohio . st!'l '' yourself pnd., sa._.e more . Co n be seen,.at King1bury Home Sales, 1100 E, , Mo1n St , Pomeroy. or phone 992·700~ ... COAl for sole, Open 6 days per week and e¥enlngs . For further •nfdrmo tion coli (61~) 367·7338. . - I YOU THIS WAY, IS NO GOOD. EXPERIENCED- UPHOLSTERY PHO'IOGRAPHY , -~ ~~Sij;;~:~ •('' .-' ~. POI._Y.fQAM PROFESSIONAL '•' "" AMC HOR"ET 1974 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO . T~let?ision YES, HE'S IN THE Business Services Pomeroy Motor Co. ·' • MORGUE. BlJT SEEING .. Auto Sake· Autos.ln the wot, who took care of conucutlve lnsertlon1 . 26 cents per ward sl)( consecutive 1nswtlons . 25 Per Cent Dlscouni on paid eds •nd ads pallS All Ya rd Sales, Rummage, and Nov 2. I want to thank the girl , who ev•r 14 cents per word t.hree ::..:;~l!_enllnei.Middleoort-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday,Nov. 2, l!r.'~ '· Coll992·2151> Minim um Chertt $1 ,00. ) NOTICES ATJN ,, II ALL HOUSEWI\IES I ' When our porel'1ts were coll..d owa,., ·aut their memory In out hearts , Will for•v•r to loy . The F!_m.!!._t:.,_ _ _ ~- For W1nt Ad S.r , ict 5 ce nts pe r word one insertion . Noon Sll turday Phone today 992 .2156 I~ 'j, F0r 'Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds o. .. n;o and Lelah Karr , New . 26' 19'16 tour ordlnlrJ word1. �' S-The_Dally~lnei,Micldleport·Pomeroy , 0 ., Tueeday ,Nov. 2 WANTADS ' • IN,ORMlTION " DIADLINES 5 P .M . Day Before PubiiCitlon . . Cancellations. cor tee . !Ions accepted first day of publicat ion . _ REGULATIONS Th~ Publ isher reServn the right to edit or n!ject any 1d1 deemed ob - lectlonal. The publisher will not be respqnslble tor mort than one Incorrect insertion . RATES . In ;iMORY OF 1966. We wi1h to thank everyone for their prayert and k1ndnes1 dur· ing the illnetn and death of our loved one , RozenoGenh•lmer . Thank• to oil who a.nl food , , cardt, flower1 , donations to Cancer Fund, <Jhlldren '1 Hotpilol fund and Ch illltoth• Veterans Hospital. These things will never be forgotten by the fom1· 1,. and relaives . May God bless a nd keep all of you The family of Rose Genheimer . ~mi nimum . EacH' aCidTf10nar wOr d J cents BLIND ADS Add itional 2k Charge per Advert i sement OFFICE HOURS 8: 30 1m to S 00 p.m . Deily , B, JO 1m to 12 00 I Porc h a nd Bete me nt P'or ch must be paid In advance . • Ge t yours In early by s topping by our office lit The Dally Sentin e L 111 Cou rt St. or wri ti ng Box 729, PO met'o y , Ohio 45769 w ith vour rem lftlnct' AstroGrapM Bemtce Bede Osol For W~ r tnday, Nov. 3, 11178 ARIES (Moreh 21-Aprll , 11) 06n't become ln\lolved with Pea. pt e whoso Ideas are not on. a par with yours today. Lesser types ca n ca use serious problems TAURUS (Aprii20-Moy·20) You shou ld nol attempt to make ma~ jar c hanges In your work ha bits or proced ures today. You're only kidding yourself about potential gains. GEMINI (MOJ 21·June 20) You 're1the one who will suHer If yo u Ig nore a valued fr iend In order to pay attention t o so meone you met only recently. ' Ricky Wiltol'1 alter the cor wr•ck at Tupper• Plaint Satur· cloy nl"ht and alto an,.on• whQ helped Donald Eynon Jr. GrondmQth,er ~i lmo Eynon _ _ wllhln 10 day$ . CARD Of THANKS & OBITUARY 12.00 fOr 50 word and Baseme n t Sales. etc . IF VOU hove o servk • to off•r , wont to bu,. or sell 1omething , o• looking for work or whot1ver , . , ~ ou'll get rnulll foster ~ith a S.ntin•l Want Ad . ..=-·--- ___.____ --· - THE RACINE Fire Department wil l , ha ve a gun shoot Saturday or 6.30 p 1'(1 at t~eir buildmg in Boshan . ----~·~-,-~- NOW occ•pllng plano studen ts, beglnnera, inte rm ediates , ad· vanced student s. Call m 2270. --==-----·Skote· A·Wo,. an nounces but sc hedu le Racine and Minersvi lle , Middleport , Pome roy Saturday n1ght s . Open Weds .', F ri da~ and Satur· day , every 7:30 to 10:00 Available lor private parties, Monday . Tuu da y , and Thvrsdoy evening, Satu rday and Sunday ohernoont . Phone for res,ervot ions , 98~ · 3929 , - - ... ___ 985·9'1% or 985-<141.-· _.__ --~ ~ O.ar Lac.al Merchants, The Me1gs Hig h Schodl Year Book Staff will be contoctlng you In the n&o r futu re to shqw you how our ads ca n promote your bu siness . We thonk you fo r _JOU,!_ ~PPe:O::r.:,:l''----~ ATTN CRAFTS PERSON . Where to se! l your crofts on cons1gnment . Aun t Claro 's Country Sto re . Wa shington st., Albany , Oh io GRAND OPENING , Sa turday , Nov. 6 & 7, 9 o.m to ~ p m Phone (614 ) 698 5251 . Come to see free weaving demons tro · lions by 0 & J W&avlng. Free pnzes and re fresh ments Draw· lng for pr l ~:es will be Monday t!'vemng, 8 p , m . . -~---· ··-- CANCER (June 21-July 22) ' " " - - - - - - ' - - - - , Those Iotty goals could turn out to be only pipe dreams . Best you get back to reaUty Don't rock the boa t · LEO (Jul1 23·Aug. 22) Believe on ly ha ll of what you hear today, even If the tnform atlon comes from a pa l. What Is said has little basis in tact. unfortunately VI ROO (Aug, 23-Sopt. 22) Don't squander your money today on thi ng s you think you need tor your home. Later , you'll fi nd they weren 't re81 ,y h'~~ess8'ry LIBRA (Sept, 23-0ct, 23) You CLINIC Have· vaur water tested by a factory e•pert tram op - Fri ., Nov. 5 or Sat.. Nov . 6. eo. SALE Al'~he cornltf of Rt . b81 and Rt 124 in Reedsville , Oh10 . Pony r s9ddle and bridle, fur· nl!ure . and clothe• . tools and novelties , stereos and a lbums . Nov . 2. and3 . 10o .m . tll16p . ~ . 5 FAMll V YARD Sale , Roush Lane , Ch.eshire , loh of clothing, col· l&c tJbles ond ant iques , ceromiu , toy1, miK . Thursday on~ Fr1do,. , 10o .m. ttl! 4 pm._ LOT of good used and new guns &est prtC8l in th is area . Wil l , trade lor on,. thing Fife's, Mid· dleport, GARAGE SAL.E, Nov - 5 & 6 from 9 to 7·30 Go north thrv Chesler turn left post fire house 1 mile watch for s•gns Adults and childrens ""'inter clotnes, boby ttems toys, a ppliont:es and mtsceiiQneout Goroi• heated , Proce &dS fo'r Chest&r Methodi$1 Church Bu ilding Fund .' - ,-- PLEASURE HO RSES an'd ponies , al so wHI buy horses ond ponies. Phone (6U ) '698·3290, _Ru~ R,.!•v•~ · '1 AKC REGISTERED Bonr 'PU'p'~ies . sho ts and tail1 cropped. Mok• cute pals. SIOO Phone m .37d anytime FREE KITTENS, 10 weeks old. Co li Don . 992·7313 . OlD furnitu re , ice boMel, bran beds, wol! te lephOnes and part li, or cqmplee households . Write M. D Mtl!er , Rt ot Pomeroy, Ohio Co ll 992·1760 -· ~ - .,..,.. -- ..... CASH paid for all makes ond mo de ls ol mob1le homes Phone area code 61 ~ 423·9531 . TIMBER. Po meroy Fo rest Pro· duch To p pme for stand ing sawtimbe r. Call Kenr Hanb~ . I · ~~6 ·8570 . $319S Sporlabo\ij, 6 eyl., oulomalle, power steeri ng. deluxe equipment, whitewall llr ... luggage rac;k, dark green finish. less fhan 9,000 miles, showroom clean . Sentinel torbetails . ) PHOTOGRAPHY .. 7 li J.tliw.c.:..,.A.~ar.l Pllont m-1111- .. . -- - ··~~~~d~y f White Kenmore elect dryer , 30ft. 220 wtrmg a nd outlet, $125. Photi'e 992·7222. 1000 bushe l of new ea rn . W1 ll load w1th ele.,otor on your truck. EdlsQh Hollon . Phone 9~9- 2631 0.' ~· 2.181 _. COMPOUND bows , &ear Pol tar II . Our pr1ce i!l $139, 'reto•lls S275 Will trade . Fifes , Middlaport, OM to 1973 , 1r~umph Spitfire , 38 000 miles Included hardtop end softtop good milfMlge 111 .. ,.t 't good ocndition . Phone 991 b192 after 5p.m 1 Ash twi•1 bed¥, Ilk(.· nPw , Plotfon" ro<"ket , trestle table Ph(, ,. ~ '192 ·5750. Tempco floo1 fu rnaco 70.000 BTU, l.P or noruro/ gos. Jlhouc jbi.C)6li7 3063. Tupp<tr s Ptoirl ~ -~ ..... Ph. 675-3469 9:30-S:OO Doily Tiiii:IIGO Fridays GNATS! NOW i RoMEM6"1!! ...THAT BlONDE WITCH! ,; Sli~PEP ME' 1\ MICKEY! EA?'f AWAI<EI.lf, NEXT MORNIN;> FROM HI$ DRUec;ED S~~E'P ... l'l. Ml-1174 SY NOW SHE MAYALREADY ~ HAVE REACHED TH!l5WAMI, AND 151rA!&ED HI~ MIND · READING ORUc;~ ~lA2E,S~ IF I DO N'T ,_ STOP HER PRONTO, I:VEo STOIM ~k.:~fz';;; 2 ~: >: WINDOWS 1970 Buic k Rtviero , good cond i· Beagle pups, a lso trained liOn , new tlfH , $900. Phone Beagl es. Pnced reasonable 1<2·2796, Phone 7~2 -252 1 . 1975 MoNTE ;u~amatic , 1970 Cuda , new paint and mag powe r stee11 ng, power brakes , whe-els. Good cond ll1on, $2000 a ir cond ition ing, AM radio and Phone 7-t2·2659. ... s tereo , rally wheel a, will sell 1%q Plymou th Barocuda , $-450 reasonable , Phone992·7036. 1972 Ptnlo, $650 Phone (304) 1969 Nova , ex tra sh arp , new 882·2•82 . point bucket seats, air shocks , 1975 Monte Carlo , outomaflt: · mags. Phone 9~9 · 2~80 power s teering, power bro ~es , 1973 VW THING. 35 mpg . near 01r condttlo nmg , om stereo· p erfect condtlio n . R1c k rod•o tope player, vinyl top Gi lmore , Rt . 1, Reed svi ll e (Sue· e nd rally wheels. low mll&age, ceu Rood) or ph one 992-5323. exce llent condition . Real5horp . ' ' ca 1199'2 ·2386 1973 K5 Blo:~:er in good s hape. For . ·--..more mformotton , call Fl tp l'nl M G M1dget, bas new paint Werr~ . 985-~255 . · and new top , Phone 992-5301 . 1972 Ford Van, 6 t:yl mder , 3 1%5 Plymo uth Belve. 2 door auto !peed , . mag! , new ftres stde trons m iss1on, 318 engme, good p1pes , fully carpet ed . Coli 7~2 · con diti on , Phone 992 3574. 2577. 197 1 Chevrolet Station wagon good cond1lion Phone Donny MobU.. -H......,. · for Sak Brown, 992·5623 IWMIIIJii SIOIIIfi.!OFFITT IIJTTUs.AWIIIN&S ~ - 1971 Che'irolet Custom Phone 992·5663 Van . 1969V,W, Fotilbock, lowmllliloge , New ell:ce ll e nt cond1t1on brakes : •~f~~. muffler a!'ld M1chehn t•res , $975. Phone (61<) 378 ·6297 Commerc•al pro perty approll:. 17 ocres, levt!'l lo nd , located ot Tuppers Plains on Ohio Route 7 Pho ne (61A)b67·6304 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, h~rge liv· tng room , dimng room ond k1l· ch&n, fu lly carpeted Phone 992 -3129 , or 992-543-t · - 6 '• ceres . 7 rooms and bath, fur · n1ture , and applian ces I mile !rom Langsvi lle on C.R. 10, Pnc ed $19 500, Phone 8~2 - 2681 1 Etsiu Moe crouser , . Revive the orl•!inal of YQUr rugs. Cleanetd nome your own by Von Schrader dry-loam method. No muss. No fuss . No odor. Use the same day. All work auaranteed. -- a..-..1&~. ;-. -" -=-- ...,;.· ~..= HOMESITES lor so le, I acre and vp. Middl e port , near Rutland Call991 -748l NEW- 3 bedr~~· house, 2 -b~ ths­ oll e lec , I a cre , Middleport , close to Rutla nd . Phonv 9927.481 . 3102 o<(304) 772·3227 ---- Ne w th ree bedroom house , carpet , Iorge kttchen, ottoched garage , large lot. -Ph one (614 ) 667·6304 PA~ W H1" u b <oom yo • de" Vone yoo r11111 hous& '""lh Corpe1 St io\ go1 Ro,lne . ( 011 b ..y ya rd a nd h110 1 -- ... . --· COAL , l•m•!fone , ond cak ium ch loridi. and colcivm bnne for dust co ntrol ond spec:ial mixing salt for formers . Ma in Street Pomero,., Oh10 or phone 992· 3891. ,, 1971 HONOI( Cl·<50 12 000 mi les , tiny lxir , Cr~sh ~rs . pull•baek hondle bors, new lire and · seals, .. Scrambhtr side p1pes, $650 Call 949· 2~80 1,1 '....... ' ' . •' POT ATOE,$. .~d pumpl.ins, C. W. Prc'fitt Portland, Ofi o . Phone 8<3·215.1 - ~A.LE·t· . New wood · burnlnt- stove. Reg . 1288.95 Now Uli .U One good used Gibson Side· h S1cte. ., " S11S New Co -op water sOtener . Now SZU 00 Reg . U49 .00 One go.od usttl GE Com binatiOn ~.· ¥• ACRE - late model mobile home (excellenl condltlon)12x60 has alum. storage building. Nice kttc hen and dining, large room . UW I SJ,S ASKING ONLY 57,500.00 !-47 "" "' We repair the old and build the new . Paper.ng , paint. ing , pan.l lng_, window replacements, glass, roofing, hot m ht, siding, storm windows , doors, remodel kitchens and baths, etc. Phone 949·20n. No Sunday Calls Please. 10 14 · 1 mo pd . Southeastern Ohio Truss Rafter Co. Located in Langsville Box 28-A . Rutland , Ohio 4S77S Ph. ( 614J 742-2409 We Deliver 1.29 .4 mos. near business CARPENTER , floon ng , ce •ling, ~~!li~~ Phc:~e 9_!2 ·2759, DOZER wori\ and we ldin g Con · tac t James Persons , Rt 1, Roc me. on Carmel Rodd - ·-··. MOBILE _ - -- Elec. .. Hom e Re po1r , plumbing and hea ting . Phone '192·5658 - ·--- -· . -·- - NEIGLER BUI LDING . Sup ply lor buildmg new houses , cabinets, work a nd repa1r . Phone 949· lll ,OOO. CATTLE W1ll do odd jobs, roof1 ng , poin· ling , gutt er work . Phone 992· 7409. FARM - mr Wtll do babys11ti ng in home, meals furn ished live a f 1~3 on Km gsbury Rood . Co11992 ·7590, . RT . 33 - 6 room home on T. P . water. Garage and 2 bedroom trailer with one acre of land . Want only --~ . - 115 .ACROSS BRADFORD, Auctioneer , Com· plete Service. Phone 949-2487 or 949·2000 Racine, Oh io , Cntt Bradford. -- -~~----- Sweepe rs, toas ters , 1ron s, oil small oppl 1onces. lawn mower , new t to State 'Highway Gorog e on Route 7. Phone (614) 9RS · 3B25 rve -~-- 5232, - Z'l Schedule 18 Caddoan Indian n Prison (!l.) ' EXCAVATING , doze r, backhoe a nd d1tc:her. Charles R Hoi· Bock Hoe Service , field -~·ut land 1 Oh !o . ~hone 7~2008...:, SEPTIC Sys tems ins ta lled by licensed •ns talle r. Shepard Conlrodors Ph one 742-2409 almost new siding, roof, carport , 7 rooms and bath A BETTER BUY IS AT TEAFORD'S. BUY NOW, FIX IT UP BEF<lRE WINTER , AND REST Th ink 1-=bi!.:--g.--:...-,.----.J · REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 700 Sq. Ft. of llcJor space. paneled, 111 bath, on first floor. Ideal for office, display room, or any other type of ~mall business. Located 107 Sycamore St., · Pomeroy, Ohio. If interested call <, MBG rr- SEPilCTANKSclea~;-rMode; -- ~ IS Ya'RN ffl'- 1428. .0...·--~-- 773-5592 f-+-+--1 DOWN 1 Tower Look at ,.,..+-!e-+-+--1 form BYPTOQUOTES BTQV' U A ' I Mason, W.Va. .1 BUY, SELL OR~ TRADE? .. - WMPO • 92.1 FM PAW·· EVER SINCE DOC PRITCHART GIVE AUNT SUKEY THAT SHOT, SHE'S GOT wuss THAT DONE ITU I'LL SUE THAT 0~ PILL- PEDDLER FER MULE·PRACTICE !! AIS ISV BRU OZHOR OZHFC NUAL ' ~WIWOOM;IJ.J =::'H ,_J b-+--+-~-1--l UN<ramble thesefaurJumbleo. - letter to eoeh "'"""' to z r-----------------------..;,;- 7 PM '" . Register JU5r I<NOCI<IN 1AKd.JND, EH? HEAR A LOT OF 'IOUNG RJ!J<& ARE DOIN ' 1HAT LATI:LY, SWAP SHOP - ·" Not bugle LISTEN TO THE ... unkempt t Yellow I I '",. Newcomer WILL do roo fi ng ~ construction, pl umb1ng ond Meoltng. No 1ob too large or too small. Phone 742·2348. Herman Gpore ·"" llllckneyed . -- MASON FURNITURE ·-- (2 wda.) Samtot10n , 992 395.4 or 992· "!;~!:~~~~-~.._______.J L-----___________________ 92 in the Country .J,, L----"-'---""""~_;.::.:..:..:.:.:.:.. TV'a ~~~--~--~~~~---~~------------~--~--,~~" cACM!- WHAT A BODY AN' EOUUY- AH Jeannie r- ..............---- WEDNESDAY, NOV EMlER 3, lt76 6:-Sunrlso Someoter 10. 6:15-Engllsh );. Form Roport 13. 6:30-Not lor Women Only 13. 6:30-AG-USA l ; News 6; SunriH Semester I I Chrlstoplltr CloMup 10. 6:45-Mornlng Report 3. 6:50-Good Morning, Wtsl VIrginia 13. ~ : 55-Good Morning, Trl Slott 13. . 7: -Todav 3,.,15: Good Mornlno, America 4,6,13; CBS News 81 Chuck Whitt Reports 10. 7:05-Bugs Bunny & FrltnCll 10. 7:30-Schooll" 10. 8:·LIIIIo 61 Copt. Kangaroo I, 10; SeMmo St. 33. a::.-Big Volley 6 ·t 9:- A.M. 3; Pbll Donoht.<l . ,13, 15; Lucy ShoW I; Mikl Doyal11 10. ' I" ' 9:30-Cron Wlto3; One lifo to LlvU; Good Dtyl. :• • 10 :-Sonlord & Son 3,.,1!; Pr1ct 11 Rlgh11,101 Mike Daugl,t s 13. . 10 : 15-Gonoral Hoapltol 6. 10 :3Q-Hollyw(tod Squares 3••• 15. , ll :-Whttl of Fortune 3, 15; Wttkdoy ~~ Edgt ol Nlght6 ; Gambit 8,10; Morning with D.J . 13; Eloc. Co. 20 . · 1 11 ::.-Stumpors 3,• .1s; Happy Dayu, 13; low of Ll'' ,. 8,10; SOiamt Sl. 20,33. 11 :5.1-Take Kerr I ; Ms. Fix II 10. 12 :-Nows 3,6,1,10; Don Ho 13 : Bo Broun •1 50 Grand Slom 15. 12 :»-Gong Show 3,16: All My Children 6,13; SHrcli for Tomorrow 1.10. l2 :S.I-NBC News 3.15. I:-SomorHI3; Avon's Hope 6,13; !IOGrtnd Sltm 7; Concontrttlon 8; Young & lht RtoiiHt 101 Not For Women Only 15. '" 1:30-Daya of Our Lives 3,.,15; Family Ftud 6,13; At ' ' uo; The World Turna 8,10. 2:1111-$20,000 Pyramid 13; Dinah 6. , \ '' 2:30-0octors3,4,15: Onollfe lo Uvol3; Guiding light ' '1' 1,10. '" 3·Another World 3,., 15; Allin Tho Family I, 101 On ' Aging 20. ' " lf'" 3: 15-Gtnerol Hospltol 13. 3:30-Bowltchod 6; Molch Gomo 1,10: Llllos Yogo a. You 20. •·oo- Mla)trCorloon 3; SomorMI1S; Howdy Doody 6r '" Seaame St. 20,33; Movie "Hook Ll-. & Slnl<or" 10: Dlnth 13. ~ : 30- My Thrtt sono3: Emergeney Ont 61 Partridge Family 8; Flints- 15. ·" 5:-Big Volley 3; Morv Griffin "' Brody Bunch It . '\' Mister . Rot10rs 20.:13; Star Trek 15. 5:30'-Nowo6; Family Altair I; Eltc, Co, 20,33; .Adlm12 13. • 1 6:00-Nowa 3,4,6,1, 10,13,15 ; Zoom 20 : Totchlno ' , Children 3~. 6:30-NBC Newo3,4,15; ABC No'!IS 13; Andy Griffith 61 CBS Newa10; Hodgepodge Lodge 201 Llli11 Yoga & You 33. 7:-Truthor Cono3; Ta Tolllho Trulh 4; Bowling far ' '. . ~·~ Dolloro 6; Pop Gon tho Country I; NtwsiO; 'l'o Toll the Trulh 13; Consumer Survlvtl Kll 201 Merco Sportll'- 33. , I' 7:30-Dotty 3; S $100,000 Nome Thot Tune 4; Mitch Game PM 6; MocNtii ·Lthror 20,33; The Judge 101 •r Brook tht Bonk 13; Wild Kingdom lS. '" 1:-We Think You Should Know 3; Bionic Womon 1" 6.13: The P[ocllc. ~IS; Movie "JUQOorntut" 1,101 "'I' Live !'rom lncoln 1.0ntor »: Novo 20. .·•·. 1:30-Movle "Stalk tho Wild Child" U,15. 9:oo-tlarettt 6,13; Soundttogo 20. .~· 10:0Q-(luest 3,4,15; Charlie's Angolo 6,13; Gunomoko .,'r' I ; Campaign '76 10; Nows 20.• · ·~ 11 :-N•w• 3,4,6,8,10.13.15; MlcNoti-Lohror Ropart 33. 11 : :.-Johnny Coroon 3,4,15; RookltU, 13; Movlt "The Laat Survlvoro" 8; Mary Hortmon 10; ABC Newt 12 :DO-N\8ry Hartmon 10; Jonokl 33. 12 :30-Movlo ... Guido fO< lho Mlrrltd Mali" 10. 12 :.10-Mysttry of the Week 6, 13. 1:._Tomorrow 314. 2:1o-Nowo 13. II Nicert.n eoonFUL " •" 33. " 10 Favorite FRIDAY UNTIL 8 PM II? GEORGE HOBSTEnER ~ -- ~- Mon .• Tues .• Wed: a! Sat.-8:30til5:00 THURSDAY TIL 12 ~N We have COMFORTABLY ...... -- WelL not exactly! been retired, Joel! 5 Actreu 1 ('I)JilpeCI Kerr I - podrida I Unconitlous 11 Pointed arch· 7 Majon of · 11 What $6 miU1on "regina" fame means I 1011 stotinki 1% lllliO Bette t Donkey ( Fr. 1 Davia film 11 School • (3 wda.) courtyard, Yostenlly'uuwer 1 U King ( Sp. 1 for lllort ZO Seaweed SZ AnatomiFal r-:A-:c •. -.:.. 15 Egp 1J Candidate by.product network q In 11 Ellflendered for a diet Zl Aleunder - 33 TeUing. ljOUnq 17 llllve debts 11 "Adam -" zz Affectation blow squirts, 21 Seem 17 ctpdid ZZ Past 34 Ostraciae zz October'i 11 Prop for Z5 Stir up · a Brlliah ,beer gem a llky Zl Reach 38 Inlet ( Sp. 1 zt "Oh, my!" godmolher across :r7 It's a (Z wds.) It Actrea II Mine sure N C~urcli Lanchesler entrance 31 Sea 1111e pert ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR - lhe three. Are you bu$lness minded and want to make By Oswold & James Jacoby South looked over dummy quickly and saw that his slam contracl was a mighty poor one Then he set about to steal II. He led a trump to dummy's (Do you hovo a quoatlon ace and a second trump back to his king. Then he led a low tor tho erperts? Writo "A•k the Jocobys" care ol lhlo diamond! II West had played his king newspaper. The Jacobys will it would have been all over for onswtr lnd;vidual qu11flon• South, but West wasn't quite 11 stamped, selr·ac/c/rossec/ up to that p~y at that early envelopes are enclo11d. Tho Biage of the proceedings. West most Interesting qutsflona will be usod In this column played low! Now South rose with dum- snd will receive copies of my's ace, cashed his ace and JACOBY MODERN.) STORE HOURS carpeting, line for a couple. OWNER RETIRING. DON'T PAY HIGH RENT - Buy this 2 story frame, know if the late Milton Work was a better bridge flayer than th e lat'e W lbur Whitehead These were two of the greatest authorities on auction bridge. Work was a better teacher and !Nriter, but Whitehead was a b,etter player. Both were too old to make a really successful Iran· 1ition to contract. ~HLW~td' MASON FURNITURE paneling, por c hes, natural gas F A. furnace and BUSINESS - A Georgia reader wants to SCaUa - 10 ACRES - or more wllh flreplaee . Barn for pony. 529,500. -- WILL 00 bu il d1n g an d re mode ling roofi ng , plumbmg, lur· noce repair, ga s or ad gene ral repo1r Free eshmotes and re asonab le ra!es Phone Charles Sinrla1r. (614) 985-4 121 or 99:2 2221 . acres, new gas well, old house and barn . Al l minerals on Shade R iv er. kitchen , king of hearts, mlled a h ~rl In dummy, discarded a diamond on the king of clubs, mf· ed dummy 's last club, led a diamond and made his con· lract since West was thrown in with the king of diamonds and had to lead a heart or club to allow South to ruff In dum· my •nd discard his last dla· lnond at the same time. . Maybe Wesl should luove put up that king of diamonds at his first opporiunlty. He probably wouliLhaye done just thai If South had stripped the hand before leading the suit, but South made his play early and It worked . loy THOMAS JOSEPH s;,,~~«.t1t-il ~~\~ $18,000. IT'S BLUNDERFUL ANY PITCH ANY SIZEI --~ renovated 3 · bedroom home. Nice bath and lET US SEll YOUR PROPERTY . , HENRY E. CLELAND BROK.ER 992-2259 LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-STOP! /~~ -..-~- home. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, nice kitchen w-dlsposal and dish washer, N.G . furnace, central air cond ., full basement. 3 car garage. stock at an excellent price. Established many years, UTILE ORPHAN ANNlE o: Asking $30,000 . BUY NOW BE IN F.OR XMAS. GROCERY STORE ' - , Buildings', ground and 6000 to PERFECT chOo se fro m FOR GIFTS In red , white, and pink SJ.OO lo $6.00 . 20 pet on 10 or more. H ubba r d ' s Gree nhouse , Phone: 992·5776 , Syracuse, 0 Construction Seltb It Pass 1• Pass 2 • Pa.. ! • p.., I • Pass 1• Pass Pass Pass ()p<ntng lead - Q • FOLIAGE PLANTS FOR YOUR HOME In pots a nd hanging basket:; from 75c to $5.00. A lso, lay away POINSETTIAS now for CHRISTMAS . Nortll E11t Wett NOTICE TEAFORD 2 ACRES - lovely 6 yr. old Pornef'OJ Landmarll I.; Jock."W.' -Car11y, Mgt . m-2111 - REMODELING , Plumbing , heating and alit~ pes of general repair . 2508. Work guaranteed 20 years ell: · Gas and Oil Furnace Repai r Sales __ pe!i~~ ~ Pho_n:_'!92 2-429_:___ ..- o(l d Serv1ce. 24 hours Phone 0&0 TREE Tn mmtng , 20 yeor! ell: · . Virgil B. Sr ,, Realfot 8<3-2165 pe r ien ce . In sU r ed free 110 Meohanic Pomeroy, est1mates. Col i 992·2384 or · Phone "2-3371 EL ECTRON IC T V CLINIC, New ' (614)698·7257 Alba ny . T . V .s h o p , E i ectr on i~ T .V Clin1c - --NEW LISTING 4 Sf!rvtce rol l, $5 95 Co lor , B & W SEWING MACH INE Repairs. ser · bedroom old home in a nte nn a systems stereos, etc. vice, a11 mak es, 992·2284 The Rulland on Ma;n St. Balh. 572 So uth Thtrd , Midd le port . Fab ric Shop , Pome roy Phone 992·6306 Corry m ond natural gas heat, city Aut horized Smg er Soles and save mone,. water , 2 car garage and Servi ce. We sharpen Sc1sso rs. --good garden lot. $13,800. EXCAVATING , dOter, loader and ; backhoe w ork, dump trucks NEW LISTING - Nice one ond lo-boys for hire w dl haul floor s room house, 2 full fill dirt to soil , luneslone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jef. baths, gas floor furnace, fers, day phone 992·7089, full basement, e qu 1pped ni ght phone 992 3525 or 992· 0 kitchen and good garden. S250 1 used McCullouqh chain ti7H Both vulnerable D&D I on f'hone secllon . S10,000 . · tocusT POSTS, round. or split. Phone 949~2nA ' .9784! •QJ 108 SOUTH •KQ985 •AK tO AWIFii 11-l l\IE ~IS~ L-I<ITIL W W. H~ARH1 , _ ... lfiWi!-o}'-,.• COUNTRY fa rmland with $eclud · ed woods , water and good oc· cess m Monroe Countv. W. Vo . $1 000 down , col i {304 ) 772· 3]02 o• (30•) 772-3227 garages J.:ur;~i~~i_ :-;';~?~-- ,. FAIRMON1 Stell rro411Cb lrte Ra inbow Ridge BaiShan Area Long Bottom , Ohio ShOWing : SWi$5 Co lony , Map I ~ Lea 1; Playmor , Cricj(.el Sa les, r en tal , service , supp lies . Trav e l trailers , tr uc k Campers , ca mpin g trailer s, t r uck ca ps Specia l Sat urday nights Open evening s or by appoin t menl. c onlacl Rober t Codner , (10 11 1m o , pd ,) APARTMENTS Brick buUdlng in good shape with 311v;ng quarlers, 3 baths, 3 l(v;ng 669-4245 ev..,ings CODNER'S CAMPERS ~·----~----~-- Real &tate for Sale •Q 75 • Q 10 8 tK 3 .A SMAlL fa rm lor sole, 10% down, owner finan c&d, Monroe Coun · ty , W Va. Phone (304) 112· ~· Tratler fO-r rent, Flo woods Rood area. One acre lurnl ~hed or unfurnish ed Phone 992·5834 oile r 5 p.m . _ . _ ' 2 bedroom tro ller . $28 per week , oil util111 es paid. , Phone 992· 3324 .12 .9864% Roule1 Bo• 121 ' PRODUCTS , INC . Fa.rmont, Minn. !16011 10-22· 1 mo pd EAST WEST • 76 Langsville1 0hio 4ll74l ---:..... 1973 Ford FIOO p•ckup , outo motic , P S. a nd P B., 302 cu. inches, 30,000 miles . CAll 992·3448 after 5 :30 p.m. HOUSE FOR SALE 2 be.d rm s , por ONE b~room ' opo rtme nts ot holly furnished , carpeted , VI LLAGE MANOR m Middleport $7900 or see ot 10Lynn St ., J ust for S10of monthly plus elec or ott Vine Sl , M1ddleporl $130 mcludmg electric LOWER House for sol e, 1•;, l:iedrms ., par· RATES 'FOR SENIOR CITIZENS .flo ll y furmshed , carpeted Convenient to •hopping oO $7900 or see at10 Lynn 51 , just Thi rd ond Mil l Streets 1n Midoff V1ne St M•ddl epo rt dleport. ~ ra n d new high quoh · ty oportmen ls . See th e NICE 3 BEDROOM home fu lly manoger or Apt 28, or cal l carpeted , att ac~ed gorage , mu! l sell now Ava il able on 992·7721 . land co ntract, $1000 down , AVAILABLE at Riverside Aport · Total om uu nt of contract IS me nts , 1 , bedrqom, aport · $20,000. Payme nts $175 per me nts , $100 per't month 2 month .' Phohe (6 14) 667 ·3436. bedroom opartmer)ts, $133 per Nt 1:e 4 y.&or old home, dt nl ~g mo_~th P~ont!' 992·F73 roa m . laundry room , attached ONE a nd 2 bedroom furnished earport , new woll ·lo wall apartments. Call .99'2 3129 or carpe t located In Rust1c Hill s '192·5<34 . Syrac u se Phone 992-6192 oiler .. Spm Trader , adults only ~ oll992- 7639 or992 ·31BI ' FURNISHED two bedroom opt , adults only . No pets . Mid· dleport_;!~~~~9~·~7~.~· .. 3 bedroom furn ished trailer For rent Ca il7 42-3122 TRAILER SALES -- ~ - COUNTRY Mobile l;lome Pork . Rl 33. ten miles north of Pomeroy . Lorge lots wdti concrete pol!os, sidewalks, rJ nners o~d off street pork1 ng Phoneq92-H79. t AJ 62 •K~2 FAiRMONT STEEL c-Aii.O, -- - .J 3 Monfgomery Trailer Sales Rt. 1, lax 121 Langsville, OH 45741 Phone (614 ) 669 -4245, evenings I£MEMIIIT % NOR'I'H (D) .A JJOI MENT! Ava il able in rnany sizes. fla tbeds, gr avity beds lind a variety of specialty bodi t's for f leet use . CBS News !,10; H""-opodge ~odgo 201 lTV Utlllullon 3J. 7:00-Eiectlon Covoroge 3.~. 6 . 1 , 13 ,1 5 1 News lO t Cooking With a Continental Flavor 20; Amtrlcan lsouos Form 33. 7:3Q-MacNeii· Lehrer Report 20,33 : Election Coverage 10. I :DO-Niuslc In Amorlca 20; Woolhor Mochlne u. 9:30-BIII Russell Rops 20. 10 :-Eioctlon Covoroge 3,4.4.1,10, t3,15: Ntws 20; Killers 33 10:30-Biock Perspective on tho News 20. II :-News 3,.,6,1;10,13, 15. 11 ;30-Eiectlon Coverage 3••• 6.1.10, 13, IS; ABC News '33. 12:DO-Janokl33. 1 - E lectlon Cover1111e 3,4,6,8,10,13, 15 . Early deception·aida theft WHOL& AS.SI6N· Free WINDOWS l 'DCIOIS WIN AT aRIDGE 5lOWN THE' color brochun insulltiaa Senites FU~<~ql­ -loll Walls& IHiu TU~SDAY, CAPTAIN ·EASY SMITH NILSON MOTORS, INC, Pl. Pleasant • 6:011-"News 3,. ,1,10,13,15; ABC Nellfl 6; Zoom 20; Consumer El<Pirlonc. 33. 6:30-NBC Ntws 3,4,15; ABC Newsll; Andy Grlffltll6;. -·-- -~~ ' 20.lS: Adam ·l2 . Redi Haul ' AMMO Who lesale Shot shells , , h1gh power, S3 .83 bo x; d&er slugs , S1 . ~9 bo.o:, :22 mag , $2.60. ' 221.r. 69c . Ftfe 's, Middleport . F,..IM ...... prlnh, DIRECT FABRIC SALES 3 21 Mlln Slreet 10· u.1 mo ( Pdl - t . APPLES F\TZPATRICK ORCHARD , STAT€ ROUTE 68<J PHONE 3 AND .. RM. hirnishtfd and un · 2 STORY_. bedroom bnc k home tn WILKESVIll E, (61< )669-3785 Midd lepo rt Phone·992- 3457 . lurmahed opfs Phone 992· 5<3< FULLER Brush ltroduct s for sale . 1 ·., ~i~~!l%~~~=-it=~; nylon herculons, vinyl solids, •nd fancy prints. 1ccessoriet. (6141 HS-4'" Chelttr, Olslo tires, dark green f inish , real economy. - could react more out otemotlan 1 Phone 992· 3~ 10 than log ic today · Take care 11 CAMPER. $600. Also, horse dOesn't have an adverse ellecl troller $450. Phone (6 U) 698· o n SOfTleone with whom you 3190 have a relationshi p Los t Lcd ies lea ther b11lfol d in fr on! of Dvttons 1n Middle port Garage Equ1pment , cheap , SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Now. 22) Gel bustiiess butld tn g 50 x M ell: · Coll9<9-2510. yoyr worK· done early Later , -··--·--ce ll enl cond 1l1on , ce men t there will be d is ruptive con - Found ·l'nl Class ring , South dnv&, Rutland Cd'l'p., pn ce Parkersburg .· Please 1dent1fy d itions Procrasttna"on wl11 real· reduced . Call 742·2602 alter 5 to clo •m, fo und at Meigs High ly put you behind the B· ball p m Reas9n lo r se llm g · poor School grounds Phone 992· heclth. ' SAGITTARIUS (Nn. 23-0ec:. 2779 21) It might be diHJcult to un· ·--~-Gen~r;IEiectric clothes drye r, derstand why others can't see l1ke new Wh•te. CAll (614) 367 · your point of view. Could be 77611.0• 992-2495 . because It's too narrow and ~If · servi ng. Someone n eeded to hva m with New ear corn for sa le . Phone 7<2·2359. inva lid woman , Plea&e call CAPRI CORN (Doe. 22·Jon. 11) '192·2097 , 1975 CJ5 Renegade l evi Jee p, ful l Though your Inner voice might ." -·-.---~- •qulpmenl. low mileage, ex · be talking lo udly , It's not Woltren , apply 1n person . Crows ce llenl conditio n, Al so ·necessarily practical. , Don't be ~·-S_t!' ~k_Hou se , ~om_erov ·~- ~ . Fn g1d01re elec. dry•r . Call (3Q.4) sur prised it lamlly opposition NEED RESPONSIBLE penon to 773 · 53~3 . Mason , W.Va . a rises. ' repa ir metal born roo fs . Should hove ex penence ond own In · FRE IG Hl OAMAGEO October lq , AOUARIUS (Jtn. 20-Fob. II) 1976 ' Ztg · Zog Sew1ng suranca . Phone (6U) 617·3368 T hink twi ce before you say Moc hmes , bur tonh o le any lh tn g In the presence of _!~m_l_p_._m. t~a e.m_. -~- _ monl.lgrom , etc Originally friends today, even if It's a light $179 ,95, will sell for $59 95 occasion. Extric ating your foot c o~h or te rms Cal1992·5146 from your mouth Is n't easy Young mdk cow for sale Phont!' 7<2-2773. PISCES (Fob. 20-Morch 20) Your grandiose schemes look New T.V. Shop Electromc TV good on paper, but they can cost Cli ni C·. ~rv lce ca ll $5 95, yo u ptent y II you don ' t re Phone 992-6306 NOTI CE OF APPOINTMENT exami ne them for feasibility. case No . '2 1964 2 SEAT plant seller good cond1 · E!> tCII e of Am e1 1a M Bauer tion . $125. FORD boom pole. Dece a se d $110. Phone,l614) '192·3B59 N OII C()_ IS her eby QIVCn thai Clifford H Bau e r o l 'lOS.'i 6 monl h old billy goo! , Phone Hyman Pl ac(! , Nev,o Orle ~n s, '192 280B Lou isia na has been du ly ap poin• od Exec utor of the Feeling mumal?? Conn Director Now. 3, 1178 E s1 a1e o.f Ame li• M Saue r . trumpet m good condition with Sollle 01 the finer things of lite deceased , la te of Vi llag e of nice corr~mg case $50 Good cari be yours this year as a result P omeroy , Meigs Coun1y , Ohio for beginning trumpeter or eK· • Cr cd••or s arc 'required 10 of yoUr labors You might llnd a p&nence d Al~o . nice Prest1ge ttl e ihe ir claim s w i1h ) Ctid cha nge ol JObs in order. 1 l tdU c1a rv wilhm tou r mon lhs folk gutte r w1th ca !le. In U · oa 1cd •his '2 01h day of Oc cellent Co~? ditl on , $20 Phone (A re you a $corp1o? 'Berntet '192-37<2 . Osol has written tJ spedllt Astra- tober tY f6 Graph Letter fDr yOu. Fbr your Mannmg [l We bster U cu. It 2 dr. autom atic Philco copy send 50 c'nts and a self~ Judge re f(t gerotor, 2 •t, yrs. old. Gtrl's addressed. stamped envelope to Co u r t of Common Pleas 26 in . bi cydt Sear's exercise Pr Obll iC D IV ISIO n Astra-G raph , P.O. BoK 489, btcycl• Gordon Ridenour , TupMCtQS Cou n l'jl , OhiO Rsclfo City Stat1on, New York, pers Plains , Ohio Phone (614) 10019. Be sure to ask lor · 6<>7-3025 ' ooqr,p;o 110) 27 111 1 2, •· Jtc "'' Volume 1 ) 12lt , aluminum V bottom Viking BOARDU<IG HOUSE ,_. fish mg boot $100 A lso , ve ry gen tle r1ding pon,. wit~ soddle and br~dle , best , of~er'. Phone 992·5510., " -I Wlvets. and brJikos I • l ,.1 1974 DATSUN S219S 210 2 door, lo<~l flJr, • speed trans .• 44,2011 miles, good slee~lng ~.... !'om~ sizes. W~dings Sl9fS - moffren.,, paddlnv. ldeol log for easy viewing NDVEMIER 2, ln6 S.-Big Valley 'i; MMv Griffin . , Brody Bunch 11 Mlsler Rogtn 20,33; Slar Trek 1S. ! : 30-Ntwl 6; Family Affair I ; Electric Comf)lny 1 Radiator ,......-., Service - FABRIC sofJI, chair cushions, for campers. Vanety of KEN GROVER t'orSale See Thursday'• Doily For Aeri1l Commercial Schools Locall owner car, green finish, green vinyl roof, radial w-w tire! , air cond ., V-8, wlth auto matic, po wer $$CASH$$ for . 1unked a utos , lf lJt • Phone 7ot2,2081 Fry•'s Truck & MOBILE home fo r sal e or re nt , 3 Auto Po rh , Rutland , bedroo ms , ol ul il11l es paid _.,...._- - . " Phone 992·7751 . WANTED: Chipwood , Poles moM · lm um dt omefer, 10 InChes on 1973 Castle Mob ile Home. 2 larges t end . $8.00 pe r ton . bedrooms , 2 full bo ths. fully bundled slobs , S6 00 per fa n carpet ed · loc ated trailer pork 2 Deliver to Ohio Pollet Com· mtles west of Addison, Ohto . pan~ . Rt . 2, Pomeroy Ohio . Phone · (614) 367 ·0160, Sat . or Phone 992·2689. Sun , a fter 5 p in ., o n .... -· weekends . WonttJd · 2 children's size rocking or stro1ght choirs 1n good condi · 1.4 w1de Elcona 3 bedroo m, total lion , Phone 985·3521. e lec , tully furnis he d, loto l wrap Foom ·Co r. Brand newt I 10 gall on fish a cquanum wit h a c· ~ eor warranty W1ll sel l ol In· c&nories Wnte H R lea· voice plus se t-up , or you co n mon1, B_o!.63~. R~cine , .Ohio . st!'l '' yourself pnd., sa._.e more . Co n be seen,.at King1bury Home Sales, 1100 E, , Mo1n St , Pomeroy. or phone 992·700~ ... COAl for sole, Open 6 days per week and e¥enlngs . For further •nfdrmo tion coli (61~) 367·7338. . - I YOU THIS WAY, IS NO GOOD. EXPERIENCED- UPHOLSTERY PHO'IOGRAPHY , -~ ~~Sij;;~:~ •('' .-' ~. POI._Y.fQAM PROFESSIONAL '•' "" AMC HOR"ET 1974 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO . T~let?ision YES, HE'S IN THE Business Services Pomeroy Motor Co. ·' • MORGUE. BlJT SEEING .. Auto Sake· Autos.ln the wot, who took care of conucutlve lnsertlon1 . 26 cents per ward sl)( consecutive 1nswtlons . 25 Per Cent Dlscouni on paid eds •nd ads pallS All Ya rd Sales, Rummage, and Nov 2. I want to thank the girl , who ev•r 14 cents per word t.hree ::..:;~l!_enllnei.Middleoort-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday,Nov. 2, l!r.'~ '· Coll992·2151> Minim um Chertt $1 ,00. ) NOTICES ATJN ,, II ALL HOUSEWI\IES I ' When our porel'1ts were coll..d owa,., ·aut their memory In out hearts , Will for•v•r to loy . The F!_m.!!._t:.,_ _ _ ~- For W1nt Ad S.r , ict 5 ce nts pe r word one insertion . Noon Sll turday Phone today 992 .2156 I~ 'j, F0r 'Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds o. .. n;o and Lelah Karr , New . 26' 19'16 tour ordlnlrJ word1. �• 1- The Da~y Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, Nov. 2, trl6 • , • t1:s; : : : : : : : :t.;~;: : : : :;::: : : : : ; : :;: ::;C.,:,:,~,:,:;;,~::::::::;:<:>:::m;:::<:::::::;,:;:::l1 o HOSPITAL·A:A~::~ ~~'A~=re~ B~~~:era e c'oet s t mer niE BOOK OF AMERICA f:l ,., Let's wonder, through the pages of Ume every line, every word, is a heartbeat of life, In a book, its pages weathered and wom but preserved, for the very sake li Ule. Look carefully , through the pages of this old book you'll fmd many people, many heartaches and trlaill, Who gave of the"""'lves, their love, tem and lives on each page, the proof of their tears and their smiles. There'll be lines ofa younu irl, brave and strong who fulfilled the dreallll!, of many a heaft, She gave freedom, shelter and peace Ill aU she has proven faithful, since her early start. She has asked for very little. in return for the abundance, beauty and protection, she gave, Except for all tounite In peace,love and pride display her banner, proudly let it wave. Just pause for awhile, now contemplate the deprived wl)o've never reached, her mighty shores, Their lack of freedom , pride, the shackles they've worn the very humillailng life, they have endured. Pass on through the pages, ever so genlly let every line, every word, reach the corners of your mind, You'll find , this young girl's grown old and tired but sli!l cherishes and protects, all ma'*lnd. Listen very carefully, you can hear·llie hel!rtbeat of those who loved her and fought, for her name, The pages shout, "show her prtde, give her trust ' never fail her nor ever,.bring her shame." You will find, down through those pages that God looked upon her, with approvlrQF.eye, · By denying danger, to enter her shores that would have taken her, from you and I. This beautiful country, we lake easlly for granted stands for more, gives more, than any on earth, If only we would regain, the love and tnlst of our forefathers, on the day of her birth. · Picture the freedom, you and I have to walk among the· mountains, valleys and streams, Now picture that freedom, taken away forever along with our peace, and our future of dreams. Can we all truthfully say, that our children understand why we should love and cherish, this land of ours? That without ~e love for God , for trust and peace their freedom could be taken, in the name of powers? Now, you may close the cover, and your eyes we can never close our heart or mind, To those who'veloved her, and dedicated their lives to protect and preserve this land, for all mankind. And , to those few, who would desecrate her name and have forgotten the freedom, we all share, All the many who love her, roll allow no harm we shall statid against any and all, who dare ., Mrs. Gary Dill, Rt. 1 Long Bottom. SHOW SLATED RUTLAND - The public ill Invited to a home decor showing featuring decorated accessories for the home. Proceeds will go to the RuUand Emergency Medical Service unit. The event will be staged at the American Legion Home in RuUand from I to 8 p.m. Wednesday. Coffee and donuts will be served. MEETING SET The Southeastern O)llo Garden Tractor Assn. will meet Wednesday, 8 p.m. at the home of Dale Kautz. The gift fits more than her wrist. · ' ' II lady Speidel watchbracelet. It fits her style, Fits her mood. Fits her personality, Because there's a special Lady Speidel for every special woman on your list. A lasting gift, in your choice of many different lash ions,. From s5.9s to GOESSLER'S '' JEWELRY SJUR£ Ohio ;. NE"''S 'W Vetea. MeiiiOrialHoapltal Admitted - Carl Richards, Dester; Ralph Foster, MiDersvUle; Nellie Lemley, Poltland; Kathleen Anthony, Middleport; Floyd Bush, Letart, W. Va.; Mary Gilkey, Pomeroy; Ronnie Hubbard, Syracuse. Discharged - Kenneth Weal, Mall. Ga,mea, Denzel Boggeil, Nonm Goodwin, Gladles Mullins, Maudie Wood, Oma Smith, · Minnie Johnson , Grace Beabout, Paul Sigman. HolzerlofedlcaiCealer (Dildlar&et, Nov•.l) Debra . Bailey, Ralph Ballard, Carol Barnhart, George Coleman, Cloda Dray, John Dupree, John Fowler, Sheils Goheen, Donald HaU, Alene Head, Uncia Hill, · Susan Hysell, Frances Jonaa, Mrs. GUhert Ledsome and daughter, Florence Lenegar, Ernest MltcbeU; Richard Norman, Mrs. Jack Northup and aon, Frank Pierotti, Keitl! Srott, JennHer Showman, Bernice Webb, Mrs. Pat Wllson and son, Minnie Wright. (Birth•, N1!V.1) Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Addington, daughter, JacksOn; Mr. and Mrs: B~njamln Gamboa, daughter, Point Pleasant. ' PLEASANT VALLEY Discharges - Mrs. James Anderson, ,Clifton; David Farr, M88011; RU&tell Rol>blna, Point· Pleasant; Mrs. Kenneth Ruuell, Poinf Pleasant; WUUam Dye, New Haven; Clarence Hofflmin, Letart; Thomas Gardner, Bidwell; Mrs. Roger Swisher, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Ted Melrose, Point Pleasant; Louise Hickman, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Denell Roush and son, Point Pleasant. Birth- A son to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Estep, Mason. SQUAD CALLED The Pomeroy Emergency Squad went to Burlingham at 2 : ~ p.m. Monday for Doris Stevens who was lU. She' was taken to O'Bleness Memorial Hoepital, Athens. ~~1~nN~: Mrs. Phillip Meinhart, Mlas Erma Smith, Mrs. Roger KeUet and Mrs. Rose Ginther were in GahaMa Slturday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Meinhart's niece, Mrs. Maxine Parker. ·. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meinhart of Tulsa, Okla. · were overnight guests of their aunt, Mrs. Phiillp Meinhart and on Saturday alao at· tended the funeral ol Mrs. Parker. She was the tdster of Charles Meinhart, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grueser and da~gl\ler, Kimberly, Caldwell, were weekend guest• of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whittle of Worthington speat the weekend here visiting her mother, . Mrs. Margaret Neuman. . Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mcintosh have returned to their home in Floral City, Fla. after visiting here with hls sister, Mrs. Ralph Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Joe castricone of Utah villited here Saturday with Mrs. Ralph Spencer and· Mr. and Mrs. Willard Wllaon. Mrs. Castricone ill the former Amy Bailey and a cousin of Mrs. Spencer and Mrs. Wllson. Mrs. Eldon Weeks, Mr . .and Mrs. Carl Jerutlngs, Mrs. Frances Scholl and Mrs. Gladys Croy were Sunday vlsiton of Mr. and Mrs. John Weeks and famlly, Galllpolls. Mrs. Rosalie Wise who has been a patient at Veterans Memorial Hospital had MrS. PhU Wise of Beverly here with her Thuraday night. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jacoba and son, Sean, of Pikev!Ue, Ky. spent the weekend here visiting Mr. and Mn. Clllford Jacobe. I Mias Diane Lewla is In McConnel•vllle today on businesa. Mrs. Barbara Slrgent and Mrs. Leonsrd Koenig, Sr. were In Akron rteenUy for the weddipg of their niece at the cathedral of Tomorrow. They visited at the home of · Mr , and Mrs. Summer · Rought. Janet Werry of Minersville, Ohio visited over the,weekend with her grandmother, Mrs. Helen Stewart; Mason. Miss Hilda Weiss Is a patient at Pleasant Valley H~tal, and Mrs. VIrginia Russell is a patient at Holzer Medical Center. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reynolds attended an in· surance convention in Cincinnati over the. weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roach alld sons of Weirton visited the following relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Forshee and children In Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roach, Mr. imd Mrs. James Lavender, Mr. and Mrs. George Tripp and their fsunilles in Mason; Mr. and Mrs. Manford Hutton, Bradbury. · Mr. and Mrs. Dick Carson visited Mr. and Mrs. Rick Moore of New Jersey at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Schaekel at Fairlea, W. Va. Mrs. Gordon (Mickey) Young Is . a patient at Pleasant Valley Ho•pital. l!er room is 220. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carson villted in Columbus over the weekend and at· tended a horse show. I Slack, 18, SandyvUie, formrrly of Syracuse, died Monday at the Altman Hottpltal in C..nton. A CQrreapondent for . The Dally Sentinel for many yean, Mrs. Slack was born Jan. 28,1907 to th<i late Edcar and Addle Reed Blake. She was aillo preceded in death by her husband, John; a son, Glen Watkins; two sisters, •Addle and Alba, and four brothers; Austin, Earnest, LeRoy and Ray. , Mrs. Slack wsa a member of • the Firat United Presbyterian Church In Syracuse, the church Missionary Circle, Guiding Star CouncU 124, Daughters of America, Veterans Memorial Hospital awdliary, Syracuse Fire Department Aurillary, Syracuse Third Wednesday Homemakers Club, and the Senior Citizens group. Surviving are seven chlldten, Lela Weir 'Masters, Caledonia; Earl Richard Watkins, Massillon; John D. Slack, Syracuse; Robert S. Slack, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Kathryn Johnson', Pomeroy; Roger A. Slack, Milwaukee, Wis., and ·Elden Slack, . Syracuse; five brothers, Plal~s; Delbert Blake, Hockmgport; Edward Blake, Coolville; Ola Blake, Hlnk· ley; Elmer Blake, Delaware; 20 grandchlldren; one greatgranchlld, and ~eral nieces and nephews, · Funeral oervlces will be I p.m. Thuraday at the, Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Dwight Zavltz offl~iatlng . Burial will he In !be Letart Falla cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home any Ume after 7 this evening. . / EXTENDEDotm.OOK Tbaraday tbroa1b Satarday, cbaaee of lllowen Of IDOW flarrlea Tbunday ud Frldloy ud I ..._ ldenlt"fax (Continued from page 1) traced . '.'ldentlfax " is operated by a New York City based compulef service. The number registered in the computer can be traced by any law enforoement officer in less than 60 seconds. All It takes is a call ' to the reglstrey's toll.free nwnber. .. - · lhardel Dortlleut Sllltrday, HI... will he meally la tbe ill llld Iowa wW he Ill the lla to the low lltl. ,. , News •• in Briefs (Continued from page I ) news agency lANA said today. The agency, q1101!ng aecurlty sources, said !be troope both blac;k and white - returned to their bases in Rhodesia today after their two-4ay " hot pursuit" raid into Mozambique bases, within aboot 50 mlles of the Rhodesian frontier, using ' annored cars, cavalry, heHcopter gunshlpa and jet frike alrcratt the sources said. " ~- .. .• ~ •' ' By RlaiARD LERNER PLAINS, Ga. (UPJ) Jlnuny Carter murnect to Ids WORK CLOTHES ·' ',. in ca 1"'11a l"'tt .BROJVN DUCKS ·l Swank said the Farm Bureau with mQre than 67,000 famlly members, started its anti-crime program in 1974 to help its rural . members protect th""""'lves. · "Since crime in rural Ohio has lncre!lsed more than 300 per cent since .1964, we •••• __ 1 something had to be .done. \.dl ' e r'l..attm' Our surveys showed that only one fanner in . five could on Mondayproctuce the ser1a1 number of . hill tractor. Only one In 10 had MASON 'T Minnie Susan recorded the serial numbers Chattin, 63, Mason, died of other farm equipment," he Mondliy evening in Pleasant said. · VaUey Hospital. Bom March 28, 1913, in Rowan County, Ky,, she was the daughter of the late Allord and Nora Ramey Ramey. (Conuftued from page I) She ·was preceded In death cidents, 1fl8de 22 arrests, by her husband, James Issued 1,195 parking Uckets, Harold Chattin, In 1973. · collected $2,877.50 from A member of the Freewill parking meters, collected Baptist Church, she la sur· vive<l'by one daughter, Mrs. ,$672 froni parking tickets, Margaret Powell, Racine; drove.4,663 mllea aod had the three. grandchildren, Jinuny, cruiser serviced twice. Attending we.re Mayor Juanita, and Crystal Powell; Andrews, Ralph Werry, and two brothers, Joy Davis, Brown, Osborne, Ramey, Gordon, W. Va., and Bartels, councHmen, Henry Ramey, Van, W. Va. Fqneral · services will be Krautter, Donnie Ward, Hennessey, held at the Foelesong Funeral Phyllis treasurer, Jane Walton, clerk Home on Thursday at 1:ao and the Rev. William Middle- • p.m. with Rev . George swarth who opened the Hoschar offkiaUng. Burial meeting with prayer. will follow in the Kirkland Memorial Gardens. ·Friends may 1call at the funeral home Oller 3 p.m. Wednesday. There's a spe cial authority about the man in Brown Du cks. Put them on and you're ready tor work . And .how thes~ engin eered work clothes protec t you on lh e job! . Carhart! Is the complete line of 35 tough, . top quality work garments. Choose Brown Du ck bib overall s, double knees, copper rivets, tr iple seams, tool - pockets and elasti c suspenders ... or carpenter's overall s with more poc kets, swing nail apron, etc. Examine the many different style s of he~tV Y duty, rip- proof, wear· proof Brown Duck jeans, jackets, coats and coveralls, too. Come in and see these gutsy work outfits that have galla give you a lift. All 100% cotton . Preshrunk . Ma ch ine Washable. - Minni died DUJnpmg • NEW lHIS YEAR Carhartt Hooded Denim plans moving Plans are progressing for the Thanksgiving "Ben Gay Bowl" to be· held at the Pomeroy Stadium for the benefit of the Meigs County Unit of the American Cancer Society. Pomeroy alumni players will meet at 12:30 p.m. on Sundsy on the field behind the senior citizens center and Middleport alumni players will meet at 4 p.m. Saturday at the Melga Jufiior High School field In Middleport. MEIGS THEATRE CLOSED FOR VACATION WATCH FOR OPENING DATE ,." INVEST .50 1.00 2.00 3.00 5.00 10.00 20.00 ~ Proffitt, ·• By Bob Hoentch (See Chart on Page Z) , ..Xlemoerat James J. Proffitt 80lerged as winDer of the M~igs County Sheriff's post In iuesdey's electlon. • Up until the reports of three · flllal precincts a"lved at the Meigs County Board of Elections office; Proffitt led ,'.i3tlim the pr~dilncy :(j,:pattern-shaltering 49 PROMPT WEEKLY PAYMENtS, THE THE INN P;LACE Wednesday Night· · ---- - Special .RepubHcan incumbent of 20 years, Sheriff Robert Har· ten bach, by about ·100 votes. However, when Columbia Precinct votes arrived, Proffitt fell behind by two vQ!es .. This was at 8:15 ·this morning. , At 8:45 a.m. this morning when votes of Lebanon co\mtry and make if great once again/' Carter said. ~:J!ll! 6;36 a.m. ,EST national vote for Preldenf'With 96 per cent (171,345 opt of.178,159) of the precln~ Aported. Popular Vote Pet · · Carter: ~897,623 51 Ford:. 37,029,948 48 McCarthy: 829,108 1 ,. Maddox: 165,332 0 · Carter had won 23 stateS with 2'12 electoral votes, and was leading In ooe state with 25 electoral votes. Ford had won 25 states with 192 electoral votes, and was ' leading In two states with 19 electnral votes. Carter paid tribute to Ford as the "toughest and most formidable opponent anybody could possibly · have " ~ President, spent and voiceless alter a year of ·political struggle for the office he assumed by. appointment 2'1 mooths ago, went to bed without making a statement, He began the day as the ooly man ever to hold the presidency without election; he ended It as ' the ftrst Incumbent since Herbert ·Hoover was turned out of office by the vQ!ers. Ford made a strOI)g coolest of the campaign, which last sununer had looked Uke a walkaway for the Democratic :2cr as the nation's 39th . · ¥iesldent and .the flrat of Its ~d century. To win, he put ~ Solid South and just '!riough of the industrial !!liirth Into the Democratic ·~urnn to give hlm and .[1!1mlng-mafe Walter Mon· i'liile a narrow but eoncluslve .p'Opular and electoral vote lro;tory. ;.,Jie will have a aoHdiy .~ocratieCongress to work . .Wiih In attempting to redeem hllcampaign promises of tar ~ :eform, government reorganizaUon, and federal llltervention oo the side of the , ~ and disadvantaged. ·,,,In one of the closest o!lectoral vote decisions in a ~ntury, California went !11\rrowly for Ford and Cafler ·~pparently took Ohio by fewer than 71)0 votes oi four lll!lllon cast as results trickled in after dawn. ~'tarter appeared before a Cfleerln~ crowd In an Atlanta llillvention hall shortiy aner ~ ~· EST to claim·~ victory - ' declare that Anierlcans (ire now ready to see our ticket.Afteranepi~batUefor Ji&Uon unified." the GOP -nomination, he ~ '. 'It's . time to tap the . fought Carter, to a near dead ~ tremendous strength, beat. vitality, idealism, hope, He lost lt by falling to eolh :triot~~ :~.:~~ ~ sthognldlllcanthUy cSora~ ca~r~ !"· er a . on e u an , 11)~ country to unify our Democratlp party s IFCliR EACH CLUB MEMBER WHO MA'KES I · · ,.:,~will take office Jan. RECEIVE $25.00 $50.00 $100.00 150.00 $250.00 $500.00 51000.00 . More tha_n $98,000 is being ma.iled this week to our 1976 Christmas Club members to help provide them with a wony-free holiday season... · •• .A.OfECK FROM THE BANK ·~ib;:::=:<:::-;;:;:::::~,<:::<::<':':'<}~:::::::::::;<:;::~:;:::,:::;::<:>:::::8<::::~<::.::::::{::<::::<~~ ·EvEr" CHRISTMAs COULD HELP.YOU! lP\Tews. • :.,.1 ,. ~ FRIENDLY BANK" THE MEIGS INN ftllember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatior DEPOSITS INSURED TO .'40,000 •• '·' campaigner.11 carter, clearly relieved to exh~usted bedlam erupted, with Carter and everybody else shaking hands Start Your Christmas Club Now ercll edly and exchanging kisses. At 3:41! a.m. ESf., Carter spoke by phone with Walter Mondale, his running mate, to exchange congratulations. Carter claimed victory at an Atlanta convention center just afttet 4 a.m. EST. He called Ford "the toughest and most formidable opponent anybody co uld possibly nlne -y ea~-ol d daughter , Amy, In his arms. On the night from Atlanta, an aide described the scene in Carter's hotel suite at 3: 28 a.m. when NBC projected him the winner . Carter, sitt ing on a couch, clapped hls hands In joy and slmtiltaneously leaped to his feet shouting "All rljjht!" About 25 or 30 members of the carter family apd staff were.in the rooin at the Ume have." "I'm not afraid to take on the responsibilities of president of the United States because my strength l'OIIles from yo~ , the American people ," Car ter told his lttblli!nl $upporters. • enttne PRICE .FIFTEENCENTS WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3, 1976 RoUsh, ·Jones are winners Township arrived at the figures of the board. board office, Proffitt moved A reco~nt could very easily ahead 16 . votes. The final develop in the contest since precinct io report at 9:25a.m. new laws provide that the this morning was Olive loser in a race with no more Precinct which gave Marten- difference than. one·half of bach 188 and Proffitt, 184, one percent in the total vote thus making Proffitt the cast can request a recount of winner of ihe race by 14 the entire number of votes v6tes, according to unofficial .zn. rze ' FoJ.d•,nQsed'out in Ohio by ' about 4,000 votes Tuesday ' COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) - Jiinmy Carter nosed out Prelllctfnt Ford' at the wire today and carried Ohio's 25 electoral votes in an unofficial tabulation representing the closest presidential balloting in the Buckeye State ln 84 years. · But the allmmest of possible victories ~bout 4,000 .votes out of four million cast - was anticlimactic for the president-elect from Georgia and well within the 20,000. vote margin eliglble for a free recount by the slate. With virtually 100 per cent of the vote,lacklng only 28 of 13,008 polling places, counted by the News Election Service; the taHy was Carter 2,006,079 and Ford 2,001,993. Former Sen. Engene McCarthy of Minnesota pplled 57,896 votes and former Gov. Lester Maddox of Georgia 15,878. ., involved and , in contrast to former limes, the recount must be done by the board of elections free of charge. Two other newcomers were elected to. county posts in Tuesday's election - one a Democrat and the other a Republlca.n. Richard E. Jones, Republican, for .the county commissioner term beginning Jan. 3, 1977, and James J. Roush , Democrat, won the county commillsloner seat term beginning Jan. ·2, 1977. RoQSh defeated Republican incumbent, Ralph W. Ours, 5,131 to 4,632 to ·win his commissioner's seat. ~ones who won the Republican nomination in the June primary defeated Democrat nominee, James Bailey, 5,816 ip ~.834.1 :, ' ' ·r>· .... Other M'tgs CountY can· dictates, all Republicans, were unopposed In Tuesday's election. The candidateS and their vote total tncltide: Prosecuting Attorney Frederick W, Crow, 1117,120. Clerk of Courts - Larry E. Spencer 7,088. ' County R~order Eleanor Robaon 6,963 . . Treasur:er George M. Collins, 6,291. ·, U:! .. . . .. . ,.,. . ,.,. ,..., , •.•.:~~ •.·-·-•.•:;. . _.~· _._._.~_._.~._. ._~.~~~ ._._._._._. . . .... . . ... ... .:~ . . . . ~.~.~~.~~·~.~.~~~: .... ·:-<•,. ··;::· • ·- ByiJDlted Preao!Jlteroational 1 · :;, COLUMBUS-OmOANSMADEITCLEARTq!!Sdaythey did not blllieve adoption of four constitutional amendments tDiJted as the answer to high energy bills was !be way to ByiiEIJf.NTHOMAS -eve utllity refonn. The voters soundly rejected State (UPI) r :.._ JIIM!s 1 through 7 and the leader o! the eroup opposing the UPIWASHINWhlteGH~Ne Reporte •v 11a1tes said it was an indication Ohioans believe the present fitivemmental &y8tem can provide consumer protection from President Ford, tired ~ hoaroe from marsth.oo cam~ uUUty billl. · , Ohioans For UUUty Reform lad' the drive to get the palgning, went to bed :early neces~-;n,ooo signatures to put ~he Issues before the today without conceding the .Jd!ers. ~aid the amendm_llntl! would bring much-needed election Ill Jimmy Carter· The President retired at tWlJty re!ltm and would mean .r'ower rates for the poor. But 3:15a.m. EST., 'still hopeful (:ltilelll tor &ile, Lawer C4at ElectrlCIII', a coalitii' of titjliUes, baainesses, and.orpn!Zed la)lor, ~nt an .eat , ted lnlllloh fighting the issues, saying adopUQD would ~ Uy BANQpET SET le'lid to hll!her bills and posaibly lncrede the chancfl ·of an Meigs! . 1 and W• ter Conservatl District annual ' lir]erst shortaJe. · ' , • • Wlth76oftheprecincl.lln, the lai\l~Uwerebeing ~ . llten by meeting 11<1 : banquet at be tat ~hip two-to-one marglna. · .y., Chester entary School, . ' . ., ·~ 7:07 p.m.ft<lov. ·4, Thursday. , Music fah4 olhet en; •:election of tertainDient, _.J._ ' auperv...ra. · . ·· · , '·' RICII~RD '1 - i ' I ' ''., '' ~· JONES •. TB le~ywms voter support ~ C .. JAMES ROUSH JAMES (.JIGGS) PROFFrrr CountY County Engineer - Wesley A. Buehl 6,095. Coroner - Rankin Ray Pickens 6,164 . · · Running for reelection as common pleas judge In the . county and unopposed was stronghold!! in the industrial elements of the political · John C. Baron who received coalition which Franklin 6,467 votes. East and Mldweilt. Ford carried New Jersey, Roosevelt put together in the Meigs County strongly ID!nois, .California and his 1930s, supported another Democrat, He swept the entire South Ronald R. James, who was own Michigan, but even with except for Virginia, captured seeking reelection for 9:/nd a near sweep In the mountain New York and Pennsylvania, district representaUve to the and Pacific Coast states, these were not enough to Texas and Florida and General Assembly. In the offset Carter's ooutb!!rn and several key farm states. He cotinty, James defeated his got heavy backing from opponent, Merrll Triplett, R., eastem strength. . Carter, the fltst Georgia labor, black, hispanic and 5,475 to 4,256. naUve ever and the flrat urban voters. However. the com~ty voters Carter clinched the elecUdn 'went strongly for Republican candidate of the Deep South since 1848 to capture the when he carried 1\llssissippl incumbent, Clarence •E. presidency, won by and reached 2'12 electoral Miller in his bid for.t:eelectlon rebuil,dlng some key votes at 2:57a.m. EST. as loth District represen· tative to Congress . . Miller ;;::::'::::=:::::::;:;:;:;:i::::::::::::::::::::::::;;:;:;:::::>;:::::::<:::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::<::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: received 6,742 tallies over the 3,065 votes given hls opJll • ponent, ~ames E. Plummer, 1ueUYS UQeS. fO . arter. D. "e' e· The county held to Tradltloqliy Repablleu Melt• CotUJty "croooed over Republican tradition in the brlllce," ID 111 praldenUal voting Tuesday. • TbevotengavellemOCI'ItprealdentlalcandldaleJameo supporting the Republican · Taft name giving Sen. Robert Carter, 5,274 votes, with Gerald Ford gett!Dg 4,837. Taft, Jr., 4,832 votes wttll·t!is 1.1ae voter llll'Dout Ia Melp County totaled 10,a.1, an closest opposition in ·the . ~eeptiooaUybl&h number and the largest vote alace llllll, , county, Howard M. Metzen· . : : '!,~!g.~:'t:t~:!n': :::::~::, :~i,:! baum, getting 4,500 votes for U. S. Senate with Metzen· baum taking the seat when the count acroas the state was •.•.•,•,•.·.·.•.•.•,o.·.·······················-·.•.·,·.·.-.·.•.·,o.•,•, added. oilft MIDDLEPORT, OHIO The first thing Carter did when he climbed onto the apea!ter 's platform was to hold up a copy of The Columbus Enquirer newspaper with a headilne "Carter Wins," trompling a loud cheer fr'\111 lhe crowd. · ."I had the best organization any candidate , ever had," Carter saJd·. "I had the best famlly any candidate ever had . I had the best home community any candidate ever had ... The ooly reason it was close last night w.as becauS. the candl· date wasn't enough of a and the aide said joyous • RONALD JAMES Juveniles in Meigs court SYRACUSE _ Police Chief Milton Varian has reported that a CB radio was stolen from a car owned by Robert L. Cununins Monday night at 8:30 p.m. parked on the Church of the Nazarene , parking lot here. TwQ male juveniles were apprehended about 10 p.m. by Chief Varian and Carl Hysell, juvenlle and probation of·· ficer. The youths admitted to implication 1n the theft of the radio, Varian said, and will appear 1n juvenile roU)'l. The radio was recovered near Ra 1 short! 11 dnl h c ne y a er mi g t according to Varian. The Meigs County Tuberculosis levy, up for renewal in Tuesday's election, was · supported strongly, Voters gave .the renewal 6,284 votes with 3,816 against. The mllluge was reduced this election from .65 of a mlll to .4 of one mlll. OlflclalB of the tuberculosis group were "dellghtOO" with the strong support and expressed thanks to individuals, businesses .and organizations who had publicly endorsed support of the levy over the past few weeka. Voters In various suiMlivUdons approved every levy put before them. In Lebanon To~mshlp, .4 of a mill renewal and .8 of a mill new tar, a total of one mill for cemeteries was approved 208 and 171. In Ollve Township, voters of Olive .and Reedsvllle Precincts approved a one mll1 new levy for cemeteries, 0 31a.309. .In auUand Village, voters approved a new two mlU levy for current expenses, 137-130. In P<imeroy Village, a new ooe mlll levy for current operating expenses was approved 673 to 573. A two mll1 renewal in Racine VUiage was approved 218-115. This is also for ctifrent operalilig expenses. Here's how Melga voters cast their ball~ts on state Issues. State lseue I - yes, 4140; no 3869. Slatelasue2 - yes, 3677, no 4110. Slate Issue 3- ye~ . 3770, no 41~7. State Issue· 4 - yes, 2950; no, 6371. no, 6379. state Iasoo 7 - yes, 2;.ll8; no, 3974. Columbia Township voters aoundly defeated four wer · and dry . iasues. A majority favor malnilng their "dry" condlUon. Meigs voters gave Doo P. Brown 3754 votes to · A. William Sweeney's 2903 and William J. Morrl11110y, Jr., 3505 votes to • Ralph S. Locher's 2561 votes for the two seata on the supreme court of Ohio. the remaining voter returns . , would pull him from behind Eight candidates wlll incumbents have ·alao llled who are residents of Meigs and award him victory. He . compete for five seats on the for reelection. They are County. bad watched the· returns Meigs County Fait Board to 'Benny Slawter, Syracuse ; The Meigs County Fair has throughout Tuesday night be filled at the group's an· William B. Downie of near been tentaUvely set for Aug. and early today with his nual election on Nov. 9. Racine; Lauren Hoffman, 9-13 pending the approval of fllmily and close friends at T1uesday at 4 p.m. was the Rex Shenefield, Langsville the Secretary, of Agriculture. the White House. deadline for candidates to file area and James Carnahan, , Meeting with the lair board Other members of hi s their petitions with Mrs. &cine. M6ndaynlghtwasNickOorr, ~~~~·s~::;'~~yi;.te~e~~ Muriel Bradford, board The election will be Nov. 9, · vice president of Variety television from Atlanta . · 5e1;retary. ~· · (5 to 9 p.m.) In the office of Attractions. Although no ''He still feels he will Win ." The candidates offer thr~ the Meigs County Com- contracts were signed the new faces, Mrs. Robert miasloneraln the courthouse. board agreed to stage at the (Conilnued on page 20) Lewis, Pomeroy, w.ho hu Five o! the eight candidatea 1977 fair, the demolition • C OF C'JQ MEET beaded the lair board's wiU be elected to serve three derby, a motorcycle derby, a ,. The Middltport Chamber of domeatic arts depariJnent as yeir terms on lilt board. musical group called Commerce will meet • a non-board member lor Those eligible to vote are'· "Sunshine Express" and Jo day, Nov. 4 at , at several years and John RQSe perROna 12 and over whn hold Jo. the clown. who will aoColumbuaand Ohio ofRaclneand of .• '·,;;,.,. .... ,,,, ,.. Eleetrlc Co. , Tuppers five •. .:· 4' · State Issoo 5 - yes, 2117; no, 6891. State Iasoo 6 - yes, 2748; No concession 'E•Igh t. t()ll run .£~r .5. seats "THE . Plus tax the it." be home again, closed by .telling everybody, "Now I think It.'s time ·for all of us to lake one day off." Carter drove oo Plains from the airport In Albany where he landed at 6:06 a.m. and stepped off the plane in darkness cradling his ' .New President pledges to restore·· greatness If you received your (ihristmas Club check this year, you're in great shape. If not, we invite you to join our Christmas Club today and enjoy your next Christmas without financial strain. Your savings will earn you interest compounded quarterly, lettin~ . you earn money on the moriey you earn. . .- •' WITH THAT LONG GIFT LIST. • • EXTENDED OUTLOOK Friday thro111b Sunday, a chaute of suownu"lea Ia northeutern counties Friday. Fair weathe r Slturday, wllb a cbaare of ralo Sunday. Highs Friday will be in lbe 30s, riBiug to upper tOo or the lower 50• oD Saturday aod Sunday. Overnight lows wW be in the 20. Friday and Saturday and in the tOs early Suoday morning. beauutul new commitment to the 111\ure. I feel good about POMEROY·MIDOLEPORT, OHIO VOL. .XXVII NO, 140 PRESIDENT-ELECT CAR')l:R ' •• . think the sun Is rilling on a beautiful new day, a beautiful new spirit in IIlla country, a a1 y WE CAN HELP YOU Ben Gay Bowl lllled his eyes a.id he had to turn away to hW! hill Wife, • .. . ect1c contest j\osalynn, before he con· hometown today, showing the tinued talking. emotional 1traln of his "I told you l wouldn't lose ," successful ;122.-mon t h he said, referring to hls campaign lor the presidency, optimistic forecast 12 hours and llld he felt hla election earner tn a speech at almost "'""nt a "beauUful new ttplrt the same site before going Ill In !hill country." J Atlanta to await · the The presldenf..<lled arrived returns. back In Piains·at7 a.m. ESf Then, after boasting thal "l from Atlanta to lind a crowd went 22 months and I didn't o! several hundred neighbors gel choked up, .. carter's eyes "alting to ftlcome hlm with became glazed and hls voice a rally at !be abandooed broke. • rallroad depot that served as carter thanked everybody. hls campaign headquarters. for turning out at such an a · early hour and noted that Carter delivered sentimental speech and for dawn had just brokeri to draw the flrat time showed the a parallel with hill new future. emotional strain of the long "We meet here with the sun battle. At one point, tears rising in the east,'' he said. ' 'I CARHAR1T BROWN DUCK MEN'S & BOYS' 411 . ' . BANK WILL MAKE THE 50TH PAYMENT. 992-3629 •.. • • er WIDS r ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Visit Our Salad Bar Shrimp and Fish Fries Coffee, ' Tea or Milk E-RTOMEET There will be a special meeting of · the Pomeroy Emergency Squad Wed· nelday, 7 p.m. at the fire lila lion. All members urged to attend. .· -~ Ten ~ses .are settled 'l SYRACUSE Four defendants were lined and alx others forfeited bonda In Syracuse Mayor Herman London 's Court Tuesday night. Fined were James Snodgrasa, Racine , $15· and costs, speeding; Drema L. Hudson, Racine , $19 and costs, speeding ; Ruth S. • $tearns, Racine, '20· and costs, spe~lng ; Joseph W. Holman, Racine, $14 and costs, speeding. Forfeiting bonds were Charles W. Curfman, fl8 ,70, speeding; Ronald Gene Mayes, Henderson, W. Va., $20.70, speeding; Robert H. Roush, Racine, $200, driving while intoxicated; Randy R. Ml)la, Pomeroy and Brian C. Rltchhart, Syracua~, $120 each, petty theft; · William Blevins, Jr., Pomeroy, f121i, enmpllclty, Arresting officer ..• s Poli r· .::ili"f Milton VBrian. ) i '<' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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