https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ef2743180d27fd60d5cd75920e2b83a2.pdf 125890430ce272f127345d142f48eb12 PDF Text Text ·- , . 16 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, ', o.; Wednesday, Or• --------------~--~ ---------1 · BONDSFORFEJTEO . CALLEDTwli;E , Three defendants forfeited The Middleport E·R squad bonds and .a fourfll w8s IIQed at 9:09 Tuesdi\Y night \':BS in flle court of Middleport called :to · the station where Mayor Fred Hoffman Harry E. Roush, who was Ill, Tuesday ni ght. Robert Smith, had been taken by 30, Middleport, for(eited a $50 automobile. He was taken !o bond posted for assauH an d Holz~r Medical Center by the battery ; Clifford E. Brown , squad. At ·10:2_6 p. m. the Rulland, forfeited a $30 bond, squad was called to Walnut disorderly manner, and Mike St. for flve-week-<>ld ·Kevin Kincaid, no address, forfeited Pridemore who was ill. He was also taken to Holzer 8 $30 bond for disorderly manner. Fined $10 and costs IV(edieal Center. on flle same charge was l.arry Birchfield, no address. TO SOLICIT SYRACUSE ·_ Members of the Syracuse Fire Dept. and, E-R squad will solicit the village Thursday and Friday for donations· to the emergency squad lieginning TON.ITE lhru THURS. at approximately 5:30' p. m. OCT.1 -2 ,j NOT·OPEN MEIGS THEATRE FRI.·SAT.-SUN. OCT. J-5 Willi am Pefer Blatty 's "THE EXORCIST" !Tcchnicolorl 1: Area Deaths . ! - - AMY tHOMPSON Memorial services will ~. h.eld at Binghamton, N. Y., . for four -yeor·old Amy Elizabeth Thompson, who died In a plane· crash in the ~lnghamton area Sunday. Food, fuel,. metal push Mrs. Larry (Judy) . Flowers, Columbus, and Becky Roush, at home; three .. brothers, Albert 0 ., 51. Albons, W. Va .; Roger W. Pataskala, _<lfld Kenny A. at home and ' wllolesale.prices ·higher . several aunts , uncles, nieces Amy was a .passenger in a · and nephews . plane which had been purchased by her mother, Mary Thompson Mit,chell, and her stepfather, Hugh Mitchell. The plane went down In a river as the family was trying It out. Mr . and Mrs. Mitchell reportedly were pulled from the wreckage by a boater. Amy either drowned or wa& fatally Injured, ~er bodywa& not recovered until Monday. Besides her mother and stepfather, .Amy Is survived PAT HILL by her father, Ferrell Shuler; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. JOINS STAFF- Pal Hlil G. R. Thompson, Pomeroy, has joined the sales staff of who are In Binghamton due to Dan Thompson Ford, the tragedy, and Mr. and Middleport. A veteran of Mrs. Guy Shuler, Lelarl Falls. Both · Mr. and Mrs. four years In the U. S. Mitchell are confined In a FISH FRY SET Navy, Hlil Is the son of Mr. Binghamton hospital bul The Pomeroy · Volunteer and Mrs. Bob Hill, Racine. Mrs. Mitchell I& out of the Fire Dept. will hold a·fish fry Married to r the former Intensive care un it at lhls lime. at the firehouse from 11 a. m. Nancy Thompson, the The family hasrequesled In to 6 p. m. Saturday. Dinners couple resides in '4ld· lieu of flowero thai donations and sandwiches will be sold dieport. Hill graduated . be made lo the Amy Thompson Memorial Scholarship, and delivered in Pomeroy. from Southern High School Riverside Drive Nursery In 1971. School , In care of the Unitarian Universalist Church, 183 Riverside Drive, Binghamton, N. Y., 13905. The memorial services will be he.ld at that church bullhe dale has not been set. Burial will be In Binghamton. Mrs. Smith was employed as a deputy clerk In the 1\1\elgs County Probate Court and worked for North American Rockwell in Columbus before her lingering Illness. She was a member 9f the Auxiliary of Feeney. Bennett Post 128, American Legion. Funeral services" will !Je held at 2 p.m. Saturday,at the Rawlings -Coals •Funeral Home wll~ the ·Rev. Darrell Porter officiating. Burial will be In Meigs Memorial Grden. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday, f•om 2 to 4 p.m. and 71o9 p.m. on Frll:fay and until lime of services on Saturday. HENRY SCOTT AOOAVILLE - Henry Scott, 83, Addavllle, died Tuesday al MI. Carmel East Hospital In Columbus. Mr. Scott w~s born July 16, 1892 In Gallla County, the son of the late John and Ida Hood Scott. He was also preceded In death by his wife, Goldie, In 1973; a sister, and four brothers. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Ada Pearce, and Mrs. Charles B. llnal Rife, both of Galllpoils; a brother. Michael of L:uflln, Tex. , 'and several nieces and nephews. Mr. Scott was a member of the Old Kyger Freewill Baptist Church and was employed · before his ALVETA SMITH Mrs . Alveta Kalhern retirement tly the New York Smith, 34, died early Wed· Central Railroad. nesday morning at her Private funeral services residence, Route 4, Pomeroy. will be held at II a.m. ThursMrs. Smith was born Aug. day at the Rawlings-Coals 28, 1941 , at Evans, W, Va. She Funeral Home with the Rev. Is survived by a doughier, Chester Lemley ofllclalinQ. Christine Marie Smith ; il son, Burial will be In the Gravel Kevin Eugene Smith; both at Hill Cemetery at Cheshire. In home ; her parents, Albert lieu of flowers, friends are and Velsla Miller Roush ; Invited to contribute to the these sis lers, Mrs. Charles Old Kyger Freewill Baflisl (Geraldine, Jerry ) Church. The casket wll be Kes_slnger, Route · 4, closed. However, friends may Pomeroy ; Mrs. Joan call at the funeral home Penes lin, Jacksonville, N. C.; anytime. Join Our "Coming Out Party" The stage is ,et! The show~s. about to in. Be here present~ for time ever~' GRADING dF Pomeroy's Mini-Park, located between Butternut and Mechanic Sts., got underway Monday. Bill Pullins of Pullins ExcavatiJ!g donated equipment and manpower. Working the bulldozer Monday was Blaine Millhone. The Meigs Jaycees are sponsoring flle .project. HOSPITAL NEWS · ·:weather Cloudy, cooler, chance of Evelyn lhle, Mason, and Ann showers-tonight, lows In the Purdue, Apple Grove. mid 40s. Cloudy and cooieL Thursday, ~igbs in the low Holze~Medlcal Center lin<!. Probability of rain 60 per "< ~Discharges, Sept. 30) cent today, 30 per cent Sharon Aldrich, Rachel tonight, 20 per cent Thursday. Borton, Harold Busher, Vernon Carr, Rebecca IJAVJNG80TII Coleman, · Carl Davis, Mrs. Susie Fischer, Rt. I, Kathreen Davis, Frank Racine, will observe her 80th Fairchild, Ivan Fife, Lena birthday Sunday . Mrs. Foglesong, Dele!~ Forth, Fischer has five children, II Lucy Hartsook, Alva grandchildren and eight Holsinger, Richard Jarvis, ~real-grandchildren . Cards Wiley Lambert, Aileen Long, may be mailed to flle above PLEASANT VALLEY Glendon Massie , Qladys address. Otho Dye, Point Pleasant; McCune, Bette Meadows, CALL ANSWERED Mrs. Charles Pratt, Wayne; 1udy Pursons, Linda Riffle, The Pomeroy E·R squad W. Va.; Clarence King, Red Mrs. Clarence Sanders and House; Douglas Witt, son, William Sexton, Hazel answered a call to Chester son, New Haven·; Oscar Sheeta, Edna Siders, Barbara Tuesday night for Eber Imboden, Minersville, 0 .; Swann, Do 1r o thy Giillan who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital Lettie Doolittle, Point Winebrenner. (Blrtbs) where he was admitted. Pleasant; Rosie Shawve~. Mr. and Mrs. Duane · Lakin; E:amie Young, Hart. Cunagin, daughter, Jackson; , GRANTED DIVORCE . ford; Emma McCarty, Mr, and Mrs. Porter EmRosemary Rawlings has Henderson; Johri Chapman, mert" , daughter, Hamden; . been granted a divorce from Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. Wayne . Cleland, l -angsville, 0 .; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harmon, Robert CJ'JLig Rawlings on Ephrum Herdman, Leon; son, Galllpolis; Mr. and Mrs. charges of gross neglect and By S,rEWAR·r SLAVIN Ohio State tried four times Henry Durst, Cottageville; Carl Jordan, son, Jackson. extreme cruelty. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - It and failed four times to get was a bright autumn the ball in and Alexander had Saturday 13 years ago when · made every tat:lde, Jinaily Woody Hayes marched his stopping the Buckeyes on the top ranked Ohio State one.Buckeyes into the Coliseum In ·the second quarter Ohio with their '.'three yards and a State drove to the Bruin one cloud of dust" offense led by again, and Mummy fwnbled Paul Warfield. the ball away on fourth down Be Sure To Read Our Adv•rtlsement They were meet~ UCLA to end flle half. In the third • I '· for only flle second time in . quarter the Buckeyes history, as usual ·a small but penetrated to UCLA's one _ quick team, which had just yard line still anofller· time abandoned the old-fashioned and Warfield lost three yards single wing of Red Sanders on fourth dowri, Kermit For Important Sho~plng News Our days and was unveiling the T• Alexander again leading the formation for the first lime defenSe. · ' since 1948 in their first game UCLA won flle game 9-7, of the season. capped by a 24-yard field goal Ohio Stale fumbled on the by Zeno,' who Is now an ofsecond play of th~ game and fenslve coach at Souththe Bruins recovered on the western Louisiana; Buckeye 45 yard line. "1 wish we had Alexander The Bruins, 14 point under- · now," reminisced UCLA dogs, clapped hands as they Coach Dick Vermeil, whose peeled off from flle huddle in No. 19-ranked Bruins wjll be a serpentine to flle line of looking for another miracle scrimmage for their first T• when Ohio State niarches into formation play.' flle Collaeiun again Saturday Quarterback . Larry 7,-eno ') evening as the nation's No.1 took tile snap and handed off rariked team. · to right halfback Kermit "We'll have to play perfect Alexander, who shot 45 yards football to win - and I don't past Buckeye ·defenders to know If we can do it," Ver~ the end zone to make It IHl. meU said. "And Ohio Stale Or) Ohio StBte's ne~ series must not be up to its normal of plays, the Buckeyes im• discipline.'~ mediately drove to the"Bruin "They deserve to he No. 1 six yard line and it looked as in flle nation. I voted for though Warfield, . John ·them." Mummy, Dave Francis and Vermeil, whose Bruins beat therestofthe Buckeye horses , Iowa State 37-21, Tennessee were out of the stable. 34-28 but suffered a dlsapBut the Bruins' Alexander, point~ 26-M tie with Air who was playing defensive Force last weekend, Ia three right half as well as offense in · UCLA coaches removed from fllose days of flle single the days of those 1962 upset platoon, Illen did the im~. minded Bruins. possible. tHtS.IS IT! TOUCH &SEW' II MACHIN EWITH· EXCLUSIVE FLIP& SEW' FEATURE! ' Veterans Memorlalliospltal ADMITTED - Harold King, Pomeroy; Jack Lyons, Sr., Racine; Grace Stobart, Pomeroy; Eber . Gillian , Chester. · DISCHARGED - Connie Manley, Kenneth Mullins, James Harrah, · Marvin Bennett, Jean Smith, Bertha Garnes , James Fugate, James Riffle, Sharon Covert, Mary Gallagher. Mrs. Recall UCLA's • ' upset v1ct'ory • rfelds In·Pomeroy ·1n This Newspaper Tomorrow Evening 40 MPG H.,.IGHWAY . Of 28 MPGQif EM RATING 111th ANNIVERSARY SALE That's with the standard 1.4• litre eneine and 4-speed manual transmission. The mileage you gel, of course, will be strongly influ enced by how and where vou drive. Elberfelds In Pom ON DISPLAY THURSDAY, ocr. 2 FRIDAY AND SAtuRDAY Otl;er Chevrolet valUes for lt76. ·,. HEADQUA FOR QUALITY Monte Carlo Co-pe ADMIR'A t TV's &STEREOS · ' 76.1mpala Sport Sedan · 76 Chevella Malibu ' ' 76 Nova Coupes and .4 .Door •8-5~!!. .. POMEROY MOTOR CO. PARTY DOOR PRIZES . COFFEE &.COOKIES FAVORS· FOR--JHE lADIES ·- • OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8:00 Pomeroy, Ohio .,,... Middleport, 0. AfPII0Y t0 ....... OtAl lll t . . , '14995 The Fabric Shop McC.II's, 1news . •• rn • . I PRICE 1~' :;0;~~\a~ 0 a and his famlly," said Mock. "The chief began questioning this youiig man. He jumped the chief, but the chtef managed topuilhia pistol and hold him ." Mock said "also in his possession was $25,000 in cash, $i4,000 lri a pillow case on flle back of his mtotorcycle . and the ,rest on him." The J'BI in Cleveland said Szynwelsld had about the same amount of cash on him but. would no give a figqre. An Flll spokesman said ."ahnost all of the ransom · a~d ~=::red." Bnef:.a6 teachers jail~d Cyclist's leg "is-fractured PennCen wants t0 sue : tOr · I•t s Ioss ASCS election set December 1 Link made to Miss He&l'8t killing' 'I Iii Early winter predicted by Farmer's Almanac . '!11 r,_l:'.,:·,:,'.: Almanac Ia pack ·with its 184th · only llvii,Lg nostalgia, but proof that assuredly we shall all hang -~ WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT FORD, streaalnli ··· editiCII and predicting an early some of the tim~ed ways of separately" ? ·· ~nomic Issues in a trip to the Midwest, said he hopes to·glve ~~: winter. doing things come' In hatidy w~en There'sa ylim, "Frozen Death" :;:: ~gre~~~hiare~aU<in"lnawetkorso"onwhetherto !jij This long famlliah!&ndbook of yourmoneyrunsoutbeforetheend ~~=.'~e strangest story ever i::: atend Into 19'18 th1a year's receuton-trtggered tax cuta. . .,, Yankee thrift atid common sense of the month. ed bl ... Willdlng up a t!l'o-<lay villt to Chicago end Omaha, where ~~~: predicla the winter will "start out Uke how to keep fireplace going And, "Cycles: Nature's lncr 1 e :):: he wia born, Ford also told Nebrlllka and Iowa reporters in a :;:: wild then fll!ltle down to being mild for almost 300 hours on ..,.50 worth of T!me clocks that rule our lives" ::;~: ,lelevialon intervlevrWednelday security consltlerati001 won't · !~i through January." • coal. including the intriguing entry that :;:;: ~him from CltlllPiignlng for electllllln 11178. He demon· <1:! It warns of " devastating" Or the wonders of vinegtll' which over one period of 122 years, U.S. :!:! atratid hia determination not lo let two recent ...lllinatkiil :1.: downpours along fl1e Pacific Coast can be used for everything from stock prices, cheese cOnsumption :;;; ,llltemplutlflehiatl),]ogue with the pubUc by shaking handl in !1~ before New Year's. At the Slime curing indigestion ' to clearing and field mouse abundapc,e ·showed . ~ ::! ... 3 ooo st1 mlllta nonnel and their time,· early 1111ows will cover the complexions to unclogging sinks. aNotfo~year cycle."The· Fasclnat'"~ :,... d peno111, mo y ry pe , . aded ly Ia there 1 •,at'Offutt Air Force Bue, Neb. Anill)e waved o~r fl1e . :.. · milCh of the northern part ,d. tile The estoflts192 pages are o u"' ;:!(:i bllllm~loacrowdoutsldeanOmahahotel. ' ¥:~ OOt!ftlqr lr!m the ~Y Mou~,_ wll-h everything from stories, HIStory of . the Fork,'' but the :} .. N zles and the m·'"'a.~es ot the Almanac hu band a_hole corner punch~lor in +'., The Prelld"'t returned to Wllhlngton to receive Japan's :~! to ew .!..._lid. puz •-' the upperstlllleft :·:~ Emperor Hlrohlto at the White Houle today ..... Ill late February,- the Abnanac Zodiac, to. fishing and planting ::l 1'_:. pred!CII, blldards will sweep aci'OILS advice and to comput.lng the hanging In !IJIOts where reading such ::!~ MADRID, SPAIN - MILITARY LEADERS have called :-:· the nation , foll!lwed by late March movements of tides and stars. ' gems is convenient. :!il for "total mobilization" to preserve Spain's beleaguered rlghl - ::;:, rains and a warm and dry Apr.U. · There are mathematic problems :;;~ r~, . ~Coallaued OD Pqe ., ,, t:::::::::::::m:::::::::::::::::;:;;::::::::::::::::::::::!::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~;:::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::,:;:::::~::::::::::::::~:::~:::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::;:;:::::::::;::::::::::::;;t;:::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::;;:::); Kwlk.Sow, 'lillpllctty Pottorno · SINGER SALES& SERVIC! ' m-w. Second 992·211-4 Pomoroy, Ohio & .,. , ·r "'ftft'• - , I' Accomplices in kidnap taken $25,ooo has been -"'---------------------,-- - - - - Szynwelski a "substantial The FBI said "during the amount" of money wben course of our inquiries" into ' hr:::~-::::::::ss:<:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;::;:~:~:;:;~:s:::::m::::::::::-:,-::x~;j arrested. the case. ''we had good reason Dan lei G. Wirth, 21, was to believe the suspect was on arrested Wednesday in a a bus from Toledo to house two-miles north of the Cleveland.'' exclusive Ann Arbor neigh- '!be spokesman said the By•Ualted PmaiDteroatlonal borhod where WiDiam E. bus station was kept under NEW YORK - NEW YORK CITY'S FISCAL crlals Ia Schulnberg, the GM surveillance and Szynwelsk! starting to have ramifications beyond the city Itself. The . executive, and his famUy was ptcked up when he got.off second by Judge Francis can be released as soon 'as the vldea a 9.8 per cent salary A Massachusetts judge market'in state, city or public authority securities ground to a lived. Wirth also had some of . the bus. Keating, who sentenced nine New Bedford strike' ends. increase, reopened four standstill Wednesday, with. many ob.servera believing the w•sday sent six New teachers to ~U on Sept. 10 but Schulnberg said three New Bedford's Mil Lftrlklng southwest suburban schools the ransom money when Bedford teachers union of. situation has become a "cash .flow crials" transcending local appr~ended. Intruders came into his Ann flciala to jail for delylng a released them two days later teachers 'also have been fined affecting l,?nl Students. boundaries. · W~ was to be arraigned Arbor h(I!Le Monday night Walkouts also were still on court order to end their 23- because four of flle teachers two days' pay for every day James Lebenthsi, president of flle investment banking strike, but 600 were involved ilJ. round-the· the strike continued alter in 13 school districts in before a U.S. magistrate ·and demanded what he later flrin of Labentbal & Co., Inc., summed up the municipal bond day-old called a ''ridiculous sum" of Pennsylvania, affecting some today in Ann Arbor. · teachers agreed to return to clock negotiatlonl. ·· • · --··----·sepC'22. end note market Wednesday as "preciOUI thin." "Yclu could Royce rode into Edgerton, money. · Keating said the union In Hoboken, _ N.J., 342 52,000 students; in Berkeley, work at ParslppanyTroy "crush It under your pinkie." a community of about 2,000 in Sclmlnberg told fl1e kidofficials jailed Wednesday striking teachers were Calif.; Wllmlngton, Del. ; and The state of Oregon Wednesday offered for sale '125 Hlll8, N.J. northwestern Ohio, on a napers he did not keep large • subpoenaed to appear in in Jennings County, Ind. '!be jailings were the mlWon in Triple-A rated bonds, but only $18 mlliion worth had court and 1txnr eauae why But at Parslppany~Troy motorcycle, and Ilk~ Pollee lltllll8 in the house. They been sold by the end Ot traclq Wednesday. One trader•for a tbl!fshould not also be held ln Hills, N.J., . negotiation Ollef Jerry 'l'bori!lrey to help ' forced him · to telephone ' 'IIIBjOI' bond bOuse said, ··'That was pretty good In a market contempt f.-~ a court reacbed a III!IUement ending him find lodging for fl1e night, friends l<l' money while two climate that Is as bad as I've seen." said WUHams County Sheriff of therll took hia wife ft!1th order last month to end their a two-week-old strike. ·. and sons Bill, 11, Jeff, 15 and . Some .&00 Parsippany-Troy Denver Mock. strike, now 20 days old. LONDON ~ TI!E BATTERED AND AILING Brlti.sh In llllnois, a strike in the Hlll8 teilchers approved a "He said he was tired aJid Bob, 16, from. flle home in a ' pound plunged today to Us lowest level, near!'!&., flle crisis Chicago suburb of Sauk new ~ntract calling for a 16 cold," said Mock. "The chief . car.· value of~ for the first time.In history. Village entered liB sixth daf per cent pay mcrease over sent him to a local motel. The Sclrulnberg was held in the Bankers and money market dealers Said it could well dip today. However, striking two ye~ day after a yoLL!Ig person returned and house for ahnost 15 hours below ~ liy the weekend unless the Bank of England stepped In teachers In Atwood Heights judge doled out stiff contempt said "the motel was filled up. before the ransom was paid ·to show it up. They said it has done so only on a minor ~le so District 125 reached a ·ten- of court fines to union of. The chief decided to call this · and be was reunited with his A motorcyclist suffered a reported Wednesday by tative contract settlement .fleers. The teachers then Jl!!~'s parents to see if he family. tio one was hilrt. ·far. Dealers blamed the pound's drop largely on reported large scale 'selling Wednesday by an unnamed Arab oil country, fractured leg, an auto driver Sheriff Robert C. Har- following Pollee said the J hree an allnlght went back to school and was a runaway. which was said to be switching reserves held here and in was . treated for apparent tenbach 's Dept. bargaining session. prepared to reopen c~s "He found out this young SU!JleCLB had bee!1:r ling the minor injuries and a deer was At 5:11 p.m. in Salisbury financial crials.rldden New York City into French franca. The settlement, whlcb 'pro- fQI' 11,000 students today. llllll was .wanted in Mlchgan house in which was killed In traffic ' mishaps Twp. on SR 1~ , George B. fOr kidnaping and extortion of mested fort: months. MANTEO, N.O. - HURRICANE GLADYS turned its 140Hudson, 48,Rt. 4, Pomeroy, a General Motors' executive They were escribed as •mown-hour winds away from the E:ast Coast today and traveling east in a pickup friends since c · ood. forecasters said the Western AU8ntic•s·most Intense hurricane truck stopped for traffic to •in 15yearswasa fllreat only to shi]lll at sea. A hurricane watch J make a left hand turn into a· , for North Cllrollna 's famed Outer Banks were diacontlnued at 6 . · driveway when the motor· ~ .a.m.EDTbytheWashlngtonhurrlcanewarnlngofflce. • cycledrivenJ>yTonyManiey, , -"Air Force recormalsaance reports atid satellite pictures m 20, Middleport, unable to stOp . l>HILADELPHIA (UPI) - terminating · r a llroad Jndlcate Uiat Gladys baa turned toward the north-northe~t . SAN FRANCISCO (UP.!) ~ due to the rain-slick highway .and Is expected to turn more toward the mribeast liter Patricia Hearst has been hit Hudson's vehicle in the Trustees of the Pem Central operations and disposing of today,'' said the advisory. "This course would carry the positively Identified as the rear . . Railroad charged Wednesday ita property," flle trustees hurricane well off the North Carolina and New----"England woman wllo rented a garage Manley, wifll a fractured 'that continued raU operatiOfUL said. . . coasts." that $onC!Caled one of flle leg, · was taken by the have resulted ln 'I blliion '!bey claimed they had not The . Meigs Agriculture notified aitd given 15 days In _ MIAMI _ ONLY TWO DAYS AFTER TilE DEATH of getaway cars used in a Pomeroy E-R squad . to losses and sought pennisalon been pennltted to do this by Stabilization and Con- which to appeal. Caeey Stllngel, baseball 10111 another of ill great names. SUbLD'ban Sacramento bank Veterans Memorial Hospital tosuethefederalgovem:nent the govenunentand tbat this servation Service ~ASCS), Persons nominated should Wednesday when Larry Macl'llaU, one cl flle game's great robbery In which a woman and was later transferred to for damages. "violates the Fifth Amend- Community Committee be currently engaged in the imovaton, qasaed away at the age of 85. Funerai services are was killed, the San Francisco Holzer Medical Center. The trustees petitioned the ment, which prohibits the election this year will be held operation of a farm or ranch .ICheduled for Friday at" the First Presbyterian Oturch, ea 811 . OLronicie reported tOday. · The accident Is still under federal reorganization oourt taking of private property !or- December I, with ballots and bC well qualified for , City, Mich. · '!be newspaper reported investi~ation. T)lere was for authority to file In the U.S. public use without just being mailed to all eligible committee work. In general, MacPhail, who lived at Jackson Manor Nursing Home federal agents as saying moderate damage to the bike, Court of Claims. compensation." voters about 10 days before a fanner ,is eligible to be a ' According to the suit, the Under the Regional Rail the election. The voled ballots Community Committeeman here, leaves a widow, ~ean, and four cbildren - Lee MacPbail, currently Miss Hearst's slight .to the tr\i~k . president of the American League, Biil MacPhail, a vice- "only known active role" in Al4:20 p.m . on SR 143 also total loss from ei-osion of the Reorganization Act, which !lluslbemailed or relu!'ned In if he lives in the cunmunity ,president ~f CBS Sports, Jeanie. M:cPball and Marian Me· the hold~p was renting the in Salisbury Twp., Judifll L. estate in flle first five years of went into effect Jan. 2, 1974, person not later than in which he Is eligible to vote. · Dennott.MacPhallwa8oneofbaseball'sfirstgreiltjiomoters garage. Romond, 28, Columbus, was bankruptcy was all" Penn Central is required to December I. The duties of Conununity and he never ceased searching for the one extra strunt that 'However, the Chronicle traveling.norfll when she lost proximately $1 billion and the continue all its rail operations The ASC Communities in ·Committeemen include: ~t bring more fans !Oto the parlt. l:lla moat historic move also said Miss Hearst. was control, caromed 90 feet into erosion Ia continuing at a rate unW takeover by fl1e Con- Meigs County are known as - Informing farmers of the came In Cincinnati in May, 193$, when basebill was played at connected to the holdup ,by a _a creek and lirnded on Its top of over million a day. solidated Hail Corporation Bedford .salisbury, Chester, purpose atid provia!OIL.i> cl·the night for the first time. . ':bait bill." '!be bill's Sfrlal In approximately one foot of "In the absence of a (ConRail). Columbia-Scipio, Lebanon- ASCS programs. . number waa recorded by the water. She ' waa taken to r~sonable prospect for reorConRail was ~ablished to Letart, 011 ve-Orange, - Keeping the County SAN ROSA, CALW. - GOOD OLD Char11e Brown Is 25 bank before the robbery and Veterans Memorial !lospital ganlzatlon on an Income . consolidate and operate Rutland.salem, and Sutton. Committee inform!lll of local yean old this week, and 10 Ia his ubiquitoua beagle, Snocipy, was found ,In ' the San Fran- by the Pomeroy E-R squad baals, they have . a ilght seven bankrupt rail lines in · A slate of at least six conditions. · cisco apartment where she where she was treated and assured by the Ccinstltution to flle norflleast. '\ nominees will be developed - Reccll'wnendlng needed ,-.rs of -the "Peanula:' bllplc strip. , Char)es Schulz, their creator, celebrited the Tuesday an· , was arrested. (Coullnued,otr Page 9) end erosion of the estate by for each community. Can- changes in farm programs. nlvenary quietly in his atudlo at No. I Snoopy Place ln fllia dida.tes will be nominated by - Participating in com·:-:sJ.:.~way to the .redwoodll ~e 50mUes north,of San tr:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;;::~:::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::i;ii;::;::::::::::;;:::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::;:;;:;::::::;:::;m:::;::::,;:;:;:;::::::::::m:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::;:::~:~::::;:;:::::::;:::;:::::,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;::'t :~: f! :n~urra:io~ - ~~:~ry. meetings as • a THIS iS ITII"NEW E~ASTICSTRETCH·STITCH MACHINE AT ' A SpECIAL INT.R.ii~UCTORY PRICE-which goes to $169.95 after Sele·A·Thonl Ca~~9 case or cabinet extra. Model 360 . IJ . NO. 120 i,,_,:·,:.':'··.:· plus Interchange· able stitches. Exciu·sive Sin~r' push-bulton dfOP·in bobbin, llAKER FURNITURE . VOL. XXVII Devoted To The lnterests of The Meigs-Mason Area POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1975 Oil, natural gas, coal, electricity and other fuels for operating machinery and ' planta rose 1.6 per cent, · Labor said. Lad by alwninum pric~ Increases, metals rose 0,8 per cent, . The Commerce Depart· ment reported Wednesday that prices that do not show up in the wholesale index are rising. l en tine at y " Built-in !ititches include . ·' " from a. base of 100 in 1967. rising at a double-digit rateThat meant wholesale buyers . more than 10 per cent a year, paid $177.70 for goods that ·which is a rarity for would have cost $100 eight peacetime- were a primafy years ago. ·cause of recession fllat elided Wholesale costs for food last spring. jumped 4.3 per cent, led by Labor said fuels, metals· higher prices for vegetables, and other materials that beef, hogs and milk, the make up industrial comdepartment said. modlties increased 0.7 per But even more ominous cent as a group for the than food prices, which bilflest jump in 11 months. fluctuate widely and pass r,. ·quickly through the economic · system, was the sixth consecutive mOI\Ih of steady upward costs all -along the ., production line- from minerals dug from the earth to fmisht1d producl!i ready for delivery to conswners. The sharp Increase In the BRYAN, Ollio (UPI) WPI during the past three . Two young men charged as months indicate that in- accomplices iri the $54,000 flatiQJLary pressures on extortionkidnaplng of a consumers may intensify in General Motors Corp. the m90ths aht!l!d. Prices executive atid his family were captured early today near here and in Cleveland and nearly all the ransom recovered. Authorities said Kenneth J.D. Royce, 18, Ann Arbor, Mich., was arrested in nearby Edgerton, while John Szynwelski, 20, Ann Arbor, Mich., was picked up by the FBI as he got off bus in beillg mailed to an eligible --Performing' other dulles e~.:;¥=:15:!-: :f:::l~~:e~ . ~~~~~~~~;:.:~~· ' ~:~::;~$:~~~! ~;~~;~:~:: :~~;;~:~;:~;- -..- much ITl or I! I At Our • ' SeatedathladeskwithfouratrlpalnvarloUBStagesofpen· J,ust flip a paQel to ~~~w~~;~~c ·-REFRIGERATORS AND FREEZERS flle , school to help purchase addlt\onal playground equipment. Shown on the new ~ourt are, front row, 1-r, Richard Dugan and Tyrone Bl'inager; back, Robert Beegle, principal, Nick Bostic, Allen Pape, Torruny Roseberry and Scott Frederick. .e " 775 with cabi'net - ! .• BASKETBALL COURT BLACirfOPPED - Mem· ' bers of Raclne's'l'TO have paid for bavtng the double basketbaU court at Racine Elementary blacktopped. The , total cost of the project, done by MGM Paving, Gallipolis, , was $450. The PTO Is sponsoring _a yard sale Saturday at By' LEONAR!> CURRY UPI Bualaess Writer WASHINGTON (UPI) Spurred by sharp increases for food, "fuela and metals, wholesale prices rose 0.6 per CCJ!t in September, the Labor Department said today. For the past fllree months combined, pdees have increased at a compounded annual rate of 11.1 per cent for bulk purchasers. These wbolesale costs eventually · show up in prices consumers pay for goo,ds and services. Althoug!i the seasonally adjusted increase in September was less than flle rises of 0.8 per cent_in August and 1.2 per cent In July, It was still the third highest for . 1975. The September increase worked out to a 7.2 per- cent annual increase. The Wholesale Price Index in September stood at 177.7 · ' '_:!_. . .' ., . must b~ limited to one without regard to race, color, nominee, ~igned by at leas!- religion, sex, or national three eligible voters in the origin. l, ccmmunlty, include a cer· tlficatlon that the nominee iJ" wt11lng to serv~ if elected, and Cleafing', cold tonight, received at the County ASc;;tl chance of frD!LI: Lows In the office not later than Oct. 28th. mid 30s. Sunny •. ·warmer If six or more eligible Friday, highs in mid ~. candidates are ndminated by Probability Qf rain 30 per ce11t proper petition, no further today, 20 per cent tonight, nom1na ti001 wmbe rnad.e._II near zero Frid ay . less than six are nominated by· ~Uiion, the present C MEETING TODAY ·-,OO:::' i: ommurtlty Committee wiU Middleport Olamber of add the number cl nOminees Cotrimerce was to meet at needed to complete the slate 12:15 today at the Martin cl six. II a person whp· is Restaurant. ··Plans for a nominated by petition Is Olrisimas promotion will be . , fOWLd ine~gible,, will be so ' made. v-· '\ Weather �.. .' I . , 2- Tile Deil)'Senllnel,Mlddleport•Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday, Oct. 2,1975 This old gator ant1wers to qu.rlie, Olarlie t ; . ·· NEPI'UNi:BEACH,n.. (UP!) - ' · Wlieft WIJIWa J:Milldfkowakl atepa ~ Gil IIIII- back cioor and hollers !I(JO.pOund g~tor f9r the -past six years and "I haven'tiost aoy fingers yet." tl)e I .;::: it," Mindykowski said. "When he's real lazy he COj1les up on.lhe b;tnk and bellows for !De," he ;;:; · :;:; -~---- Ed_-lJV will be ' .. . -· in ·R acine. ' " gmde schoc>I • 3- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-PornefOY; o., Thursday, Oct. 2, 1975 WHSbandwon highest ._ ratings ~-• - '· .' ' Marauders have 5-year hung~J: going for some good Bulldog meat ,., ., • MASON, · W. Va. - 'the Of a possible lata! of :100 Wahama Band received three · points, Rlc.hard Beasley of ·'· _ ::: ii!i superior ratings at the·~ Tri· Jefferson City, Tenn. scored lle'a ~ hll alllptor. hardware store manager, said. "He That's their mating call." · Elementary, announced State Marcl)lng ~and the band 99 polnts. IJr . Festival . in Huntington. · Charles Mlnelll of Ollio •• At the cry of ''OllrUel" the grim 'trusts me and 1 trust him." "People l!llll me out on Sunday ···· today that Racine ElemenNqealanJM.61ot lllllgator pope to ~lndylwwskl said be feeds the morning to ask if I'm the damn fool -} tary School has enrolleir in • Saturday In spite Of a millup. University ·made ' the Five years is a long time - Pleasant club, then winner by quarterback Jim Anderson sophomore AI Wolton at light' Athens. But nobody has tackles, FranK , Simpkins at · lilt llllftce of 11 pcind behind Mingator rolls, stale bread and meat thlil leeds the alligator...:' Mill· 1 educational television The band had originally following COjlllilents: "Very too long let us say - to go three lopsided scores over have looked sharfler each end; senior a.;d 175lb. 6-0 Jim proven yet they aren't iwot middle ·guard; Rob Simpkins ttrko!rKi'a holllt - much to the scraps obtained from local dykowksi said. ·~Then they~~ me to · coilrses thr!lugh the South-~ planned to liil in the Eastern effec~ve field entcy, musi~al · Steve · · ' L'avery, without defeaUng Athens on Belpre, Ripley, W. Va., and outil!g, ·working behind an Heady at slot end; 198 lb. 6- as tough, 'a little quicker, and . _ , o1 the F1orlda GliDe and restaurants about once every two call Charlie." . eastern ·Ohio Instruction TV, Kentucky In vita tiona! and drill· excellent precision offensive line that has more 4!/z senior Matt Faulkner and be had b't linebackers; Scott' LaWrence the gridiron. Waverly (SEOAL), the last ,... Water Filii Commillion. Wellks. Once he let Olarlle go six Using QO special hissing ·or gutAtheliB. · Festival in Ashland. Dlrectnr - Interesting theme wfih may even as e I more ·at mon · ster back'·,· Brad Smith than 4one its job the last 230 lb. 11-4 senior Bull Greer at ·determined. · . . That · should be the by 37-7. "W!Ien an allilatar loMita tear or weeks without feeding him, teral souilds; Milldykowski jUst calls Gwen Hunter of the TV Charles Yeago was l!lformed excellent public appeat • three shots. tackles, 160 lb: 5-10 R 1 · th Ch k and Terry · CWlnlngham at That black mark w llle Big overriding thought in the . -'!'Ill It eaa beQome qgi'tlllve," "I don't want him to become too .out, "Olarlie' PJarlle!" and in a instruction' program ·visited early Saturday that this excellent motion and unn ng WI · on halfbacks, and the · toWering Blacks easily could have been Aid Cllllllllilllon lpOktaman L.F. dependent on me," be said; ~omen! the relitlle's ·head· pops the school recenliy and exminds of the Meigs Defensively, the Marauder sophomore Steve Lavery .and injure.d through most of the Chonko a't safety·. · .. lestival was being cancelled .movement (6 to S) ~ne has · manhandled 183ib.'6-0jWlior Dwight West season to date , will be Marauders and their growing a false start. Played in heavy line llaali&nOI· "We urae people not to According to Mlndykowskl; the above the water's 91!l'face. plalned the program gave due to the rain last week quallty in concert formatllln . GREG FRANCE everything Belpre, Ripley at guards, and In lbs. 6-2 fullback Neil Berberick, a 166 Coach Charlie Cliallcey has rain, a first game for Meigs t,ed tbelli under any clrreptlle knows how tD forage for its Mlndykowskl -hand-feeds lh~ .... lnstructions1 explained the legions of fans going Into very musical • quality and AMN Greg France of !be sofienlng the field. and Waverly trotted out to senior Frank Simpkins at lb 'j 1 EdP III66lb Stewart , Ctemeans.• their first "krooshel" baiUe (with Point having one under Yeago asked the Hun· control e)tcellent • withou~ a Unlted Stales Air Force 0 enne ' · Magnotta and Marshall, line · · Wl or· of the 1975 Southeastern Ohio ita belt), the Marauders came oppose 11. ' Ungton festival people If the doubt one of the 'top' bandli In lllinllltbe Game and a every noW and · - bas comple\ed his tralnlng center. junior; is running out of the backers, and Dav'enport and Jl'lwh Walw nail lollla ..., a bunch then and parades It around Wltil he other. OtarUe's jaws clamp shut Uke ·prograrn, and services that In Tele-Communications at Wahama Band could pac- W. Va." At!Jlellc Conference back down 14-0 to score twice But that Is aU past. Friday They will be charging out to deep back position and Scott o ~-dolph, halfbacks.' . · 1n the fourth period and night at Athens head Coach move Meigs' first lii!e of Lawrence J64lb l""ior is the' ""'' ·ol fudd1dl&ddYa. lle'a been feeding shows it to someone and then he eats a book after the last One and· he .,.. will be given, )ISing globes the Sheppard Afr' Base In schedule. ticlpale In view Of the above James Guerriero of West · b k' . w• Meigs Is 3·5 with the The Marauders come up to literally scare the pants right Les Walker sends out a defense manned by Terry wmg ac . • Build . 1 ht ears of Texas. ·Greg Is currently cancellation. Instructed to Liberty State College, West typl~al blg, _hard charging Qualls and Steve Pickens at Mei&s sends out 134 · lb. . ogs ll1 e g Y off the big West Virginia Athens a 14-12 loser to what "come on down," the band Liberty, W. V~ . commented , spending a two week leave ~ k of Build nds Ge Ca d · · • league competition. and quic~ pac ogs e , orge rpet an Mike Magnotta, a senlor, .!n ....... - .. . t def The te" rapidly Is proving tD have outfit. did, but learned on arrival · "Tone Quality and Conttol with l)!s parents, Mr. and 1as led by 6-5 and 203 lb. quar· John Blake, tackles, an~ Stan the wingback job and Danny Marauders , ea ~ Tailback Terry Qualls and been a very strong Point " Greeks and Romans, which Mrs. Waller France of that it could.not compete for very good • Inlerprelatiljn, . Athell8 'in19'1C ..Theylooilhti terback Arnie Chonko who S!arc her or, Ray WiIford, :'Buffington, 150 lb. 5-8 jWliOr ulld !2-3 1 1970 They trophies as It had not pre- Style and Tempo very goQ(I • somestudentsarestlldyingat Rolland. Greg will be the . present lime; second leaving soon for Scott Air registered. It gave, Instead, Very good percussion,: • " semester ~nomlcs for tbe Force Base, Dllnols. an "honor band" per- Dynamics and balance g~J9<(. RIO GRANDE - The decision making process. dining ~u. Allen Hall, or the sixth grade, ·bicentennial formance for rating and Alignment, precision, Office of Career . DevelopBy laking advantage of this Student Center. Alumni programs; first grade comments only, posture,--Wllforms, and ·In:;:; COLUMBUS, Ohfo (UPil - Unbeateu Obto ;:;: offensive line of 160 lb. 6-2 their opposite nWI!bers in ..IO ment lllld Placement, Rio . opportunity, students w!U: should call Mrs. Sandy Mills roomnastics, sixth grade Disney's Professor WonThe stadium announcer struments Excellent" Under ....... Grande College.ruo Grande Become actively lnvulved In the Office of Career demoll8tratlons of the beauty derful , and several Science made the following an- "General Effect: he stated University walked off with bcith of tldJ. week'• Mid- ~:~: COiiliiiWIIty College Ia an- In our on~amjJus recruiting · Development and and wonder of nature by ·walt series. nouncement: "Ills with great "In what ~ou do you are · :=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:;;::::::::;;::=:=:= :;:; ·lbe Bobcall'wlde receiver Mike GreeD aud deleaalve := :;;::: ·:::::::::::::::::::::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:= RACINE - 'Die Southern nOUIIcinl a aeries of on- program, ~over relevance Placement: Phone (814) 24Spride and pleasure that we 'Tops' I would have lilt,ed Tli liiclwi, Fridaf II Cllllpul recruiting programa. between college and the 5353, Exte0$lon 43. ::; end Steve MOler were hoaored for their performaooea In !:=~ are ' now present as guests of this more variety." North Gallle without 111, :; : ; 1a11 Saturday'• key 23-21 OU victory Keilt Slate. ;:;: GRADE TEAM WINS , , 'l1le fll'll Ia Wednesday, world of work, and be In- Designated meeting areas year's festival the .1974 TriAt the conclusion of the .., . alllllr ........ bilek Oct. 8, when Roger Wlll1ams, traduced to one of many will be announced tUesday, ;:;: Green, I W, 111-poDDd bOIIIe IIVWII prucbact of ;j;j With sb: minuteR and 2ti e . State Marching Band performance as the WahalJ!a One lliiniilnl who Wll 111- Bob · Evans Farms careers whicH are profitable, Oct. 7. ;:: Athena, grabbed seven ...set for" yarda aad I . . lr of:::: seconds left on the clock s.' Festival Honor Band. The Band was leaving the field, II J~ Jut wttli In the ...-ntative, wiD present a purp<JBeful, and pO!JIIIble after : :: touchdowns from quarterback Rick Llllenllltl. Hla ZZ. ;:;: the Meigs 7tb grsde foot~ ~ .,, , .Wahama . "White Falcon" received a standing ovation ·~ ;:: )'llrd -m receptltn with 3hec~dlleft ill tbe hall cot the ::: ~ ball squad - now 1-2 By RICK vAN SANT beseballm,l96l:. , ' " ........... wiDbillalntl Jll'lliram 011 careers In food graduation. Marching Band, In last year's from the other bands at 'lite to ltne IIGIO IIIII Qll'll H1U aervlee and management · All Rio Grande students : ~ ::~ Bobcatahacklntheg~me21-lhtthetlme. , ~::: defeated Belpre at Belpre CINCINNATI (UP!) ::.... The Despite hitting a 10\ of competition, received first festival. • ,.. ... balk all tbllr H11 PJ'OIII'II,ill Ia especially and· alumni are. Invited to JERRY CREMEANS · ; :;: Miller, a 1-2, lt5-poander from Rav-, made what';;:; Wednesday aflemoou, ~. careers of Don Gullett and "lows" In his 15-year 'career, place In their class and was Preparations are being .. lev~nt to aU Rio Grande attend either the 10:20 to "''" llneba k :;:; turned out to be the deciding play of tbe game when be ;:;: on a · spectacular run by Freddie Norman contrast Nonnan stayed '-'Ill It ' and chosen as the most out- made this week for the band :, ~. Jerry Cremeans, Meigs Marauder senior c er, ···· f 1 ···· K lth D011 · "' .._,..,.It wu allt.d In •tudenlli and alumni who 11:20 session or the 12:40 to · Tbe Area CouncU of the ~'-~: . tackled the Goldeu .Fialh (IDDter lo lbe end zoae or :.::,: CINCINNATI (UP!) ' e ' sharply, but Cincinnati Reds wils' Cln'cy' 's best , "'ltl:her the standing band of the festival. Ia attend· the Southeastern is --:11 5 feet, 11 inches taU and weighs IllS pounds and a .. ulety wbl b ped 1 ...n tie .. The junior blgb coacbes ,!;'"'' United Preabyterlnn Mlnlatry tmr IIIII Jlhn W•t. al'rilb- dnlre direction In their 1:40 session. Students · on · 1 tt Th of Mr nd M s J J Cremeans 'he :::; c IIIIJI ••· :::: Some entlmslaBIIc Cincinnati mariager Sparky Anderson lasflllil w~ks of uiur sea-~.~ Thls.'year they are not com- Band FesUval at Bristol, VII. .... illt• ........~ llq1lld, lducatlonal and · vocational campua can sign up In the In Meigs County TueSilljy • · . peting but are here as the Tenn. There are liP· ,:!.~· Ml:dl~~rt. ' a . r .· · · ' !}:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::: : ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::: : :::: : : ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::{::::::::::}\ Reds publlclals figure the ~=~~t~:~~~~e"'!~~o~ picked the two lefthanded ·• He led the Staff bl"strlkeoula ..... ..... wllb Bolo. , . night named the Rev. Ern~ special guests of the proximately lZ cars of friends tml' . . ltid fnill I plc:lure Stricklin, chairman af IJe • Cincy will keep festival." and~ wiD also':i;e Department of Human · ' 'X 'led ..., In wblcb goii(iO view the festival ~ •rnmt-tHft · numbe111 Development and Family t :1 SEOAL SCORING League playoff game against afternoon. important sbnUarity-both ''I'm concerned that I gave up weekend. Band Director :.11 Indy fann team produced lilt Wut-HIIl Ecology at Ohio University, , DRIVE UNDERWAY Charles Yeago and Aalt: COL:tJMBUS (UP!) - The to 1111pply the pulpit at tbe ~=~~·:.'~vis, Jackson T~ P,A ~ ~;.~ the Cincinnati Reds here. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: have been bot recenUy. . the moat borne nms (29saiY.dand llllup. MASON - The Mason Director Is Tom Phillips. :::::; :::::::: Steve Morrow, Jackson 2 0 12 12.0 The Reds publicity office Gullett will pilcb Satur- walks (84)," Norman as INDIANAPOLIS, Ind . director of Ohio's mental HarrlsooviUe Presbyterian Historical Society is offering :: m < John s~echt . Logan 2 o 12 g-~ has dug up 110me trivia on day'sopener here against the he stepped Into a ciOIIed-door ( UPI) -The CinclmaU Red! health department has asked Churc~ ' · • charter memberships In the will keep the Indlanapolill . for invelllgaUon of alleged :1 ~~~~(TA1T~~~~f ~~~;~a~':;~~·t!.:r:sns ~ ~ 1 ~ 8:0 howwelltheRedshavefared Indians suffer Pittsburgh Pirates and meeting where pitchers Stricklin, a graduate of Historical Virgil Lewis ~ Den Bullington, Meigs 1 2 8 8.0 • In Saturday hllme gam~s.lhls,,,.,,,, .. , ,... ... Norman W!ll start the second studied Pirate hiller'II.::"I'w Indians as their . top farm patient ab1111e and threats tD DEVOTED TO THE OXBOW - Belpre High Davison College and of INTEREST OF • Homestead progtam for $1 I; FIRSTDOWNS JeffConroy,Jeckson I 2 8 8.0 ' season! "'' " · game Sunday. · got ,to keep the ball ·in the team for at least two more staff members at two slate Sehool with 190 defeated MEIGS-MASON ARE!\o T Loulsvllle Presbyterian wlll1 a drive now Wlderway to :1 I!AM . ~~ · ~·~ A:. ~ 12 tied with 6 points, 6.0 averag! 1 seems tbe He& have 8500,000 loss "Physically, I'm per park ·against Pi~.'' CHESTER l . TANNEHILl 100 was announced hoapltala. . years, It 11 Wll'l'tn Hlllh and Southern 1 T,tteologlcal Seminary, Exec. Ed. . · '" end when an open house Is ~tpol• Is 9.0 10 10.0 sVAC scoRtNG been' unbeaialile at Rivercent again and ready to go," Norman Is !fle oD!y pitcher Dr. ·Timothy Moritz, 9 1118h,1M and 219 respectively Wednesday. ROBERT·HOEFliCW ·' ' 1·GIronton received his Ph.D. at Boston beld this month. The memCitY Editor ' .,. t:· 11 11.0 9 9.0 Name, Team TD PA P Avg front Stadllun' on that day. CLEVELANP (UP!) says tlie 24-yearo(lld Gullett, 011 the team who lhtowt a The working agreement dlrectoi' of the Ohio DepartIn a ~ way golf match Published dally •·~~p t j University Graduate School, • · 20 20 o 19 19 o G o 1 So the n 3 s 23 23.0 • Inn The Cleveland Indians ·Suf· bership committee of the •~ackson · · rog unn ng , u r , 2 1• 14_0 Not only did Cine aU win lered a ......,000 loss for the who managed a 1~ record IUeWball, wblch '-·'"· ........ tbe Soturdoy by The Ohio Voii~Y 'niMda7. Dive Goodwin · of : has been In effect since 1968 ment of Mental Health and completed post' graduate l r~an ·• 19 ·1 . 9 .0 20 . 20.0 Steve Boso, Southern • • ...,. 1 of site directl of curve Publish-Ing company, ,,, • program is composed of Mrs. ~ !Jr'tllgs 7 1.0 8 8.0 ChrlsPreston.KygerCreek 6 o J6 12.0 all 12 of ita Saturday home baseballseasondespltlia despite miaslng a cq,upe oppo on• a · Belpre wu medalillt with a and Thomas M. Beaven·, Mental Retardation, wrote to studies at Court St., Pomer'oy, O'mo 1975 Eplacopal Ruth Walker, Mrs. Roy .tS769. Business Office PhDNt chairman · ol the Indians'- the Ohio Highway Palrollast · l ,waverly 8 8.0 7 7.0 Tim Lucas, Kyger Creek 1 11 ·20 6.8 games-the RedS didn't do slight! be d, 1 months at mlckealon when "I onlythrowll·about!Oper 42• . Theological Seminary, Editorial Phone ff~• Harless and Mrs. Lilah 992-2156. 2157 . . . , Wellston PASSI~G 9shl~. ~L~ ~;Jt~~~: ~:;:~r8allla 2 O 12 6·0 badly in Saturday road dlans YPresl:~t r_;:r Bone::; his P.ltchlng thumb was cent of the time," Norman Sl:cftDI for Southern were board of directors, said "such week ·asking for an In· Cambridge, Mass., and Union Second class postage 'paid Zerkle, all of Mason. Lewis ;.,., C·A 1 Teom OP Mike Casey. North Gallla ~ ~ ~: ::~ games elther-wlnrilng 10 of said Wednesday. whacked by a..bltted ball. dlscloaed, "but tile Pirates Bcib ROIIIh 14, Dwight HID 50, a successful ·relalionablp vestlgatlm of Loogvlew Slate Theological Sell\lnary, Richat POmeroy, Ohio . • was a writer and compiled IIONIYBIN should be continued for at Hospital in anclnnaU, and be National adVertls1f!'g ERNEST STRicKLIN J l rAfnens 1·5 o , o9 50 Don Spencer, North Galli a 2 4t1 16 5.3 13. Bunda asked the Norman, 33, wl!:l bu been . know ~)lave it l!ndSO ~for '11m ~n 12, Corky Cleek Va. war.'G the first history of Weal repfesentatlve Gallipolis 4-7 0 50 49 Don Eichinger. Eastern 1 4 10 5.0 For what It's Wlll'lh, some with 16 different lamlln hla , m•nUjl , fepoDS, lt:&,:l!\ .ef· IIIII Alllllr 'l'llczn •• E. lhnd Seth HlU 14 (scratched least the nst two 1188801l11." will formally request ~n mond, Grlttlth Company, . ~~~;.• l 1 3 o 51 43 Bob McClure, Eastern '" 1 2 8 o.O stockholders to invest · ,1 · to •· Sbicldin served In the u. S. VIrginia. ·His homestead has Bottlnejll & Gallagher .CU'( .•: ........... - - * In four of team of four ). ', .., ~ Jronton · .'• 2 0 12 4.0 OCher "SaturdBy" data on the another ...... 000 In working 15-year minor arid m&JUr fee'dve pitch •.,ve,"' "'teh •· Robert HOWIIIIII, prealdenl Investigation of Columbus organtzaitons relating to his . . · • • k~n 4-7 0 72 70 Rick Smith, Ky-r Creek lao ha 757 Third Ave .• New Yor, •. Naval Amphibloua Forces In been restor"~! . .. Ot?l If MillitiGD of• j · T,~ a;' 6-9 1 70 72 Milrcus Gelger,•Kyger Creek 2 0 12 o.O Reds: ..,.., league career, Ia proud of his Gullett a • · a·.... of the Reda, said his State Institute today, tbe N .Y. 10017 . <v~ work at Ohio University. Subscription rote¥.: I·,MIJ gs 4·6 o 30 52 -Cincy outscored op- capital and they Indicated 12-4 mark thla season and , none , of his t~amml!les . . . . . . . . . . . 0.,. organlzatioq would do Coi11mbua !;:lllzen-Joqrnal World War II and held Mr. Sirlcklln Is a family Delivered by carrier wh~· pastorates at Presbyterian dell (:illldrtll 1111 171,174 everything poulble "to · reported today. ayaiteble 7! cents. per Wolf : ~ ~J!:~:r~~ ~ !~ ~~ TEAMS OFFENSIVELY PAS~ING pon~nts by nearly a 2-1 ~~ :;:;~::.!:~",~;~ says, '"'.'hha 'Is the best year throwedw-lhe fthor~~·d,G~Into. man witl1a wife, Mary Ellen; . . By Motor ~ovte · whit ·, ..,. .,. TEAM Pis Avg C·A I Y TD margin, 148 runs to 79, on I've ever had." by ging e,..... eep. The paper said the charges Churches \n New Albany, two daughters, Rebecca In 1111, Prelldent Woodrow provide the fans of In· "'nniiiiii!OIIIo'a•-a.. carrier service · n(h IN HOSPITAL Ind., and Hazard, Ky. He has 1 o.. ARE'A FOOTBALL STANDINGS Kyger Creek 1~9 37.3 Thompson, Wav. 6-17 0 81 1 urda stockholders attended the I this will be · th t•' of )lis .first two available, One n)onth;. 13.25. IIIII• Ceuatr nealved WIIIOIIIUifwed • lllroke that dlanapolill with an. selling, at Longview center aroiD!d an ae~ed the Presbyterian Ellen and Matha Elizabeth. BASHAN - Luther Friend By moll in Ohio and vv . V.a.. · • c• \Includes v•mos through Stpi. 27l Mel• 115 28.8 Smlfh, Logan 5-6 1 80 1 Sal ys. ling · ~ guess . my e 110 ~ . " '· · . . . . . . . fem! ..... , yoWlg team" In the future. alleged staff:.Upportec! _~ paralyled hla left side. ne Year , . $22 .00 ; ' Sfx • '·.?;. OVERALL Jac~:on 111 27.1 Arthur, wellston 5·13 112 0 ~Reds ·pitchers had two m;;,efucstans!lnlsbedwltha biggest start ever," Norman fingers, the ball auddenlr_. He will be the speaker at the Is a .surgical paUent on the Cliurch, U. S.,as secretary of months ; l11.50 : 'Th?fe ,·olEAM \\~ ;~:~ ~:':.'c~~gs ~l ~ ~ Saturday shutouts - in· 79-80 record for !9'/S com- says _o;_ his Sunday apwhen II rea~ ,_,the , S7 .0d . Elsewh,~e : 4 ~ ~ ~t 01~ Gallipolis the Olvillon i#. Famlly Life Sunday morning worship ninth floor at University ·26onths .00 year ; Six· mOf1~ s services each·sunday at 10:30 Hospital, Columbus·. Carda ~ " ~ Kr.gx~n~':"k 4 .0 .. 0 71 13 North Galli a 100 25.0 Conroy, Jackson o -7 0 ~9 0 eluding one by Don Gulle~," pared to 77-15 last y~r, but peara'"'"· • · " ···~ • • -·:.1 U.. 13. 50: three months. S7. .and as editor of Famlly Life · · tgs 3 ., 9 115 29 WeiJston 87 21.8 PUNTING who P.llchllli Jhia .Satutd&)'. 'atiU In fourth place : ln the Saya Gullett, "It's nice to • • G~lt -only fa~&~ . Plllaubscrlpllon prlct: Includes Materials. He Is a member of a. m. at the Harrisonville may be sent to him In care of unday Tl es ,sentlnl:ll. ~ rl aJilpolls 3 1 o 110 26 AJex1111der 71 17.8 (2 or Mort) -Cincy hurlers held oppo, be picked to pitch an opening burgh once this year-fllvlng the hospital. 8 National ~CIIpilal · Union Presbyterian Church. 1 ~ ~~ i~r;.rn ·1.0•· ~cw;lht GaiJia ~ ~ ~ ~ Krlebtltlr~ton Yd'22 0 6~,, nents to three' runs ·or Iessin :v:;:n League Eastern game," but Wlllk' Norman he up four nms and five hits In . , .. ., Jenkins, also a healer, said Presbytery ,. and holds E!•t~o~ 156 5 31.2 18 of the 25 Saturday games. Tbe Past season's home . can't 'call Saturday's assign- less than four lnrdngs of a 3 1 o 60 n Eastern CINCINNATI (UPI) - "Glrla Town" orphanage was prlmarllf Interested In the 60 15 .0 Greer. Alhetla memberships In the National hla operatlone are mainly gigantic cllll'ch 111 the Flncamplated. Ironton 3 1 o 33 32 VInton County 50 12.5 T. DaiJey, Wav. 117 6 31.1 attendance was 977 039 com- ment hla biggest. game In which be did "91 get IN I IWlM'oJ Jedtlbahu Council of Fanilly RelatloliB, financed by books he writes neytown grounds. , Point Pleasant 3 2 o 62 32 Point PIQ~ant 62 12.4 Wlll'mson, Meigs 62 6 31.0 -, red . to , 2fl2tn't • The Although nine years "a decision. , Jer*lna, who llllytl he - 1 Pll tswd a hiua Cllbelk 111 97•· 216 7 30·9 Wahilma 2 2 1 30 49 Miller -4.4 11.0 Osborne, Wells pa • '• younger than Norman, Norman, who yielded 14 "' "It wiD aeat 8,000 to--10,000 and donations from followers. American Auociatlon of calla hla Delaware a.dl ......... Yllald at Lackson . ~ ~ ~ , ~ :~ fr~~gre Local ~ l~:~ RECE IVI:o~ Yds TD treak even point for the Gullett has already pltcbec;l in •· tims and Z1 hits In 2llnninfls, "We're cornputerlled and Marriage Counselors, · ........ wdplanl.., turn cathedral '"nle O!urch of people," he said, "It's made American Theological we have the names of z of stone and marble and has .. So,'l::.rn 2 2 o 65 56 Athens 39 9.1 S. Thomas, Wav. 5 51 I In~~~ ::X,a~at::nce 1: 11 postseason championship · had · a l·Z record against Whal'a Happenin8 Now,'' did the lllllllrlll11 Pllanqtown 88 • games. Norman has been In ~ttsburgh. 72 · ·1 Washington As!llclatlon, and other million followers In our > "Miller · ~ ~ ~ ~; ~l Ironton 33 8.3 Hubbard, Logan 3 a u ' ' ' , . some.gold In it." not dlacloae the purcba8e lllllt lila I ........t Ill be . compUter files," aald the 38Jenkins said he hopes to be : ~if:~ Local 2 2 o 39 52 ::h:~~ ~ ::~ ~~~~.t,lla ~ ~ ~ Millon at Wahama one. ftedshlltersalsow!Ufacea aald the ~ "'An7 ,.... tilt'·" price .but year old native .of' North operation, and patient abuse. value of the conducting aervlcliil In the ::. . · tonCounty 1 3 0 50 94 Belpre 2~ 6.0 Davenport, Meigs 3 39 1 Gullett's best years are 'couple of lefthanders !n the "JI'II bill ntralht.,..,.. carolina, who headquartered church In a couple of months. larlt church and other ~~!~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~~:,e~t,e;~e ~ ~:~ OlborntK~~~woRN~ 29 TEAM RUSHI~:s. Avg NO CONrESr probabJY a'lead of him and fftSt two games-~te ace ... aD- 1111 _.., .. Charg1111 at the Columbus He said be plana to continue In Delaware alx years ago. facility Include Inhumane bulldliWI Cll the ?kcre plot Belpre . 1 3 o 24 90 Nelaonvllle-York u H Yds .. No.. TD Athens 280 280.0 MILWAUKEE (UPI) AndersontblnksllonhasHaU 'Jerry'ReussonSii!Utdayand Tbe Ftnneytown IJ!'OPI!rly living conditions for the IU 11 a.m. Sunday aervice In Symmes Valley 1 3 o 14 81 Federal Hocking lB 4.5 Peppers. Login 73 ~ o Gallipolis 139 139.0 of Fame potential because at then Jim Rooker on Sunday. iatllmW!CII. 11111i11P1 II I mllllill peilple. Federal Hocking o 3 1 18 73 Symmes Valley 50 3 0 Ironton 174 170.0 Green Bay Packers' kicker age 24 be already has 80 14 3_5 Mink, GolllpoJJs 'l1le pwcbue wu made Delaware and then come bere wu sold by tbe Provlnctal retarded residents, abuse of ''JUtlll l- tJ.n 11'1 ae- 1t'llbcuh,11nd did mt require later In llle day for a 4 p.m. Convent of the Good Nelsonville· York 0 3 0 14 75 TEAMS DEFENSIVEly · S. Thomas, Wav. ~7 3 0 Jackson 360 360.0 Olester Marco! Wednesday major league victories. 303 .)03·0 ·entered a no coolest plea to a residents by staff; and CI tdatloal for 100 Southwestern 0 4 0 20 9' TEAM Pis Avg. · Magnotta, Meigs -4-4 3 0 Logan -Shepherd. Originally· a threala against flafl J!ll!m· • loan, uld Jentlne. service. HannonTrace . 0 4 0 20 151 Alexander 13 ·3.3 PUNT RETURNS Melgs 154 154.0 du Onll1eotherhand,'Norman SEOAL STANDINGS Kyger Creek 14 3.5 Yds No. TD Waverly 73 73.0 charge of disorderly COil ct onl has 52 major Jeam•e wins convent, II became an orJenkins said person• ''Ji'raaklln D. J'ranltiiD, for· ben who report abuses, J 'la,t 't Midln W L T P OP w.u 1ton 20 5.0 Magnotta, Meigs 74 5 o Wellston 102 102.0 and was fined the maximum Y ·~ mer of a Cldlllac car staylnfl at the plamed retreat phanage and heme for glrla according to the paper. 1 o o 4t 26 Eastern . • 00 since he broke Into ·organized 45 2 1 ll kaae, . 01111, .... • 21 5 _3 Wilson, Gall. 1 1 ....lga 1 0 0 37 7 North Gatlla 22 ·5.5 Walton, Athens 20 2 0 TEAM PASSING pena ty-. ' ._.. .._, RID O.lbBal, . . . bere, helped awlnC the here woUld pay a fee, but until the calhollc Oiurcb "Widespread, patient Mhens 1 0 a 20 14 Point PJu~anl 32 6.4 Thomas, lrn 18 3 0 Yds Avq dul," aald Jeltlnl. "He had addetl, "we're not gearing it decided to cloee it a couple of abuse" has been taldng place ljfbnton 1 0 0 12 6i GoJllpolls 26 6.5 Howard,lrn 7 1 0 Athens 15 15.\t yean aga. tD maldilg money off it." lot of the maney .11 · at CSI for months, according Legan 0 1 0 26 o Meigs 29 7.3 INTERCEPTIONS Gallipolis 69 69.0 Ill llct calbdk:Olarcll'a old I Jenkins uld he was Galllpoll& 0 1 0 U 20 Ironton 32 1.0 No. Yds TD Ironton J3 33.0 to Dr. Robert L. cart Jr., wbp . 7 warren Local Waverly 0 1 0 7 3 37 9.3 Gill, lronton 1 2 0 Jackson 49 49.0 has been auperlntendent of Wellston 0 1 0 6 l2 Wahema ~9 9.t Crtwtord, Jackson 1 0 0 Logan 80 80.0 '" \ " ' ....., . the facUlty for only three SVAC STANbJNGS Athens 52 13.0 !Only ones) Meigs . 44 -4-4.0 55 '13.8 Waverly 81 81 .0 weeks. W L T P OP Miller •• Tum l'r Southern - 56 14.0 UPCOMING SCHEDULE: Wellston 82 82.0 CINCINNATI (UPI) - Cln· execuuon. He said a 19-year-old 0 3 ""''ffger Creek 0 106 ·~0 clnnaU Bengals wide receiver " If you put all that together Logan 61 15.3 FRIDAY TOFFENSE 2 0 0 31 • severely retarded patient at . Eastern 73 18:3 SEOAL TEAM NE 1 0 0 37 6 Federal HocklnR Southern ' CSI loet the ldgbt al111e eye 82 20.5 MeJg1 It Athens Yds Avg. Charlie Joiner Is flted up and keep the Injuries down to 2 I 0 62 14 Trimble 1258 P,owell Str~t NOrth Gallla becalllle of the club's ~start . a minimum, we've got a good Jackson ~ 21 .0 Gallipolis at Ironton Athens : :·~ 0 46 allegedly from beq hit with 0 2 0 Symmes Valley Middleport, Q, · shot at It ." 90 22.5 Wellston at Jackaon Gallipolis 0 2 0 0 52 Belpre ' f • a broGm or mop handle by a Southwestern 207 207··0 "If we can keep the team Waverly 90 22.5 Logan at Waverly Ironton 0 3 0 14 l?S And so, Joiner· says even • Hannon Trace staff member. VInton County 94 23.5 TVC Jackson 409 <109.0 together," figures Joiner·, "I . Southwtsltrn 9< 23.5 Federal Hocking at Alexander Logan 383 383.0 think we can win the 11\0Ugh next Sunday's game is C.l said other patlenla OVERALL SCORING championship." agalnst Ho~n-the . learn 75 25.0 Warren Local ot VInton Meigs l;! l;!·~ TO PT Pta Avg Nelsonvllle-York · If Llw1 1 1L ._., M.D York, N't 10019. ' Send 50 If you get too much and of tbe hlp, anna, or anywhere have belli severely beaten. 10 3 63 15.8 ~mm .. Vallov·. 81 27.0 County SVAC ~:~:f~~ 84 184:o Adds Joiner, "We have the that traded him away- he """ 1 • D!CAR D1t LAMB - 11111 eeoll, a loll&. stamped, aelf· chloiine In the hydrochloric elae . for that matllr, even He aald be hu tried to In· 8 0 08 12 .0 players, tbe coaches, the regards 111e Oilers "just like annan Trace 151 37.8 Eastern at Kyger Creek TEAM NET DEFENSE wlllaJ to Jill llllolt ii1J .ldck'uud enteiiJIM!, and 'isk acid normally formed _by with a minor fall. vestlpte each npcrted In· 3 18 39 9.8 INDIVIDUAL·LEADERS Southern at North Gallla Yds Avv. organization- we've just got any otl1er team." 5 7 37 9.3 llrolbir, Willi htlpJ 1 II to 1 lqr 'l1le Health tetter number your stomach. Almoet all of O.teoporOiila Ia calllicl by elden!, but 't' !f meinbel'l RUSHING Symmes Valley at South· Athens 208 · 208.0 ·to stick together as a team. mlleiOIJittordlng to EP,AI"I _ __, 5 7 37 .9.3 "Houston Is just one of the liD)' ll ,..... old who hu 1.. , Tobacea: Cigarettes, oiii" natural envlroninent Is many laclorllll!related to the who make lhe abUie npcJr1a Gallipolis 295 295.0 Wl'tern Yd C A . wltn 200 CIOenglne aM manUII 5 4 37 9.3 "We've got,lhe experience, teams we've got to beat for ~ s. 'r VR • othel~onion . IS4 lBo.O utluu ud ~mokaa one (lpl'l, Plpea, polaonlllla if we are lllqJCIIed amo111t of Duorldt In your later rer. to bilct them up ,,..,..,Ilion Jackson , •• 5 6 J6 9.0 'O :P:-oavls, 383 383 0 the · youth _ the right . in111e champio11ship," he says. 2o10 31 6.5 Belpre at River Local ackson · cipnttlill tbt iiiOrlllnl and DEAR DR. LAMB- Does to the wrong IIDOUilla. walerordlet.Itiamon 1111tto beca-they rec:eive tlnata. 5 2 32 8.0 Chonko, Athenl 132 15 8.1 Nelsonville-York at Trimble Logan 409 409.0 gredients," be says. " !I takes Joiner caught ~ touchdown 5 2 32 8.0 p 7113,1 ..... -In lliie tftlllnl? 1 DuorldaUon of the water The American Medical occur with a .calcium Carl aald be wu not IIUI'e 164 154.0 believing In the other players, pass In last week s 21-0 romp 5 0 30 7.5 Peppers, Logan 129 18 7;2 Waterford at Hannan Trace Meigs . .... . ., -1 1111 11ro11w to JIUPpiJ haw _any beneficial . Aaan. '_1 ( AMA) Iateat deflc:lent diet lildloUowa the · who wu iillklnlllle tlnatl, Waverly 198 198.0 5 0 30 7.5 PeimeiJ, Athena 103 11 9.4 Miller at Westtall U 25 3.8 Point Pleasant at George ' Wellston 207 207.0 working together_ and · over the New Orleans Saillts. .._I'WI'WII 7"· 6cll 011 the prevention Of • recommendation• were period wben aell bannone but that. at leaat nw staff 4 6 30 7.5 Kriebel, Ironton DIAl\ lEADER - YOII' bnlbn hlpa, spinal coilapae, -publlabed In their journal productim declllltl. membera have been _...II .... lllalt peGple and other bone rr~eturea of recently(lrll).'lbeAMAIIu Alllumber of outalandlng .threatened. He also. said he • a... ..,.... .cannot the elderly? Rectnliy I broke evaluated controlled ltlldlea clinlcl (lncllldlll& Mayo'a) do had received tlireatenlng TWO SPECIAL DAYS ....,.te, !!_In~ am~ my hlp, and the doctor of ftuorldatkln of water Iince 1111 a camblnallon of Duortde, calla. . ... 1 -- --.. 11 - pnacrlbec! lluorlde lableta. !MI. Thelrrepar oqJ11u1a caldlall, llell bormODell, and Moritz called fOr the l.onll· SATURDAY-OCT, 4th · ~~ to tbt ..... llld In· 011' commllllty hu tried llltt no ad-. effacta have vltamlll D i!ldlvidually or In view lnveetlgallon ~ week a a W's • ll&lacka IIIII rw ,.... to have the water been noted In peap1e 11111ng eiDlblnatillll dependlnc 011 altp' receiving a canlldentlal MPGPINTO I COmDinta CI\Y lnd tountry ,. IUPPIJfluorldlted, bullthu walerwiiiiDuorldewillllnthe the patient and the elilllc. · memo . from Thomas S. OF , ,millage according to EPA te1\ ,.. ... tiWr a day In a bean eftectlvely bloekid by • niCOIIliDeilded 11\'tla. 'l1ley Fluoride hu been reported to Grogan · Jr., , acting •· With 140 CID englrte and n)lnull I ' . friJllmli&IOit · w ' ,._ '-'t IIIIICII, opponents willa archaic recammend 0.7 to 1.2 'pula be of maJor. blllefll. iluperlntendeilt of the facility. well against lllat club, and nine homers and driving In 28 Holtsman," replleil Dark. "I rotation II aet." ' . ' '. ' 1 ._.., 1 1 wba bu .,.~q lfllllltnll. · Are !here 1ny ,per milll011 (ppm) of fluoride 1 have haciiOIDe queat!Oni Longview 'baa · a Dwk also ynoWlced his especially In thllt ballpark." runs In Z7 games. might have to uae Vida Blue His batting order rellds Bill 0 11111111 not lmlte lllliatla lhet would bilck us In all clrlnkq wat,r. The aboul the difference be~ Rourilblng drug ' li'ade," Tenace'a rlghthanded to win llle Rl'll game. I'll do atartlng Unelill and batting NOrth cf; Waablngton, II; Sal 'rei lllielbilhablt. " u far u bone fracturts ~reccmmendatiahagolll nuortne and -fluoride. 'Die · Grogan wrole. "Drugs J . , SUNDAY~ 5th everything poulble w·wtn the order, "lllibJtet to change ." powermakeahlmanatural to Dando,· 3b; Reggie Jackson, ~ 11a11ar on tbe n concerned? to note llle beneflta derived ending '1dt" means ull. 'lbe 111e88uy handled at Longview · play at Fenway Patk, with itS The Uneup won't be known !lUI game of a abort 11 II . wr II .... 1 clly IIIII Ill- DEAR READER - This Ia for the teeth, and, of Interest c:bemlcai.Uon of aodlum and lilclude marijuana, cocaine, .. for sure unW gune-tlme, short fence In left field. He rf; Tenace, c; Billy Williams serlea. a uw u well an emotionally charged to you, hl'tber notes that It cblorlne ~forms table ult, heroin,. amphetamines, , , ~'VttiiJ "If Holtzman geta knocked sinCe Joe Rudi n'lay or rnay had live homers and 14 nans db: Joe Rudl, lb; camINTERNATIONAL UNION OF paneris, ss; and Phil Garner, w ..,lleallll,.utl..... . t... 'l1le pros are supported mlcht be lllllful in preveiitlns IIOdllall chlor-ide. Fluorine lrranqullizers, acid, among out early, I might ewn brill8 nor atart depending on knocked In against llle Boaox 2b. ' ',;.1. ' ·' ' OPERATING ENGINEERS . I r'!l - I Ill l'tlll aiiU bylhe reaulta of ftuorldallon 011topor0iila. · belonp to the aame gr011p of . other drup." ·, . . hlrn bilek In tlle I8CCIId game. 'whet11er IU thumb Injury has · IIIII year . LOCA ·132-A.' B, & C if Rudi can't play, Ray uta Ill ne'lill ol water on prevention of • Osteoporosla Is the soft. · cbemlms u chlorine, and "Patient abuse persiJts be. . v . '• ' . Tenace waa allo the hottest You see, it's different this beale.d~ ., • Fosae will catclj and Tena'ce , 11 l1 will II • II Cll'l dental . c!K'ay, and the cons ening ol bones thai OCCW'S when lt-comblnea to form a cause pol en~ Informants Gene Tenacewu moved up hitter for oakland In Septem· J'f'1 ·. year 11;1houa Calfilh (HunPUBLIC PRIVATE OUT ef IIIII awo J •· 1'. 0. Bu.. ~")in! ~!.!1 thot fluorine is with age. It Increases the ail1 it is called a ftuor-ide. fJ!8r for .their own pei'IOII8! ~ . · wi ter). When you have three 211- the order to the fifth spot her, hlldn~ hla aver:~11e 21 playa first . ·; ........ qlr ..,.., Nlur ~I !a, buiiW Ia 111¥11eD chances of a fraelllre safety," Grogan wrote. game w!nu"l's, your pitchltik because Dark said .. Geno hits points to .256 while "tilting '· . ' ., ' ' .' • ~~~:a .ml r.~ w~~:~:·~:.~fr~~:::.:~: ~~=~~ea:=a~~~: :;:; f pr~~~:::.~--' ~~bert =~~e~ 1 °' Hi:':;~ ~~~is snak~ ~:~ Ci:,te!"!~~O: l·,_:I,__,,l,, ::~~~~~~~~ t~levis~~ W:':\~~:e::::~~~m=:~~::~=~:::~:::::::~~~>:.~«:: : : : : : : :~:;: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : ,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:, :,: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :::~,:, ,~,::,,,::,,,:,:,,,::,;,, ,:,: : : : : : : : : : : \:j\ =~~= o::~~. ~~:~; . s Fanns op·ening progra:rrr -.. Evan for Dunning on . r,~~,~;;~~;;*-'1 ro...:.. roeter pill,.. .... t :;: AmertcaJIConle~playerottheweellawardl. p rob. es .at runidns' Reds Saturday ball club Prof. Stricklin to fill Harrisonville pulpit hosp1•1·als Belpre is tops in golf match :g;:::: ;s:ff:.::::. ;i~~~:~;; t§~.:r~~~ fi 1\Torman ·s·e t .or 111 bJD'ues t... , t a.rt. .. · ~w~~t:: : :i~'~'~':':'~: :~ : : t: :: r:::~:t:t:: ~: ~:~: :~:t(~:=~1:~ :ri: ~:~: : tt=i~ :r: : : : : : : ~: :~: : : : : : : : : : :~ : : : : :r;:r:: : tMr::t:::l:~ : : : ~: :;: : ~: : :t~:: : : : ~:~:~:t: : : : :::t:: :rr:::~: : : :~:~: : =: : -SJ:!:!~i;te~f:E:~ :~~~~~.::~~e;~:~ ;~ :EE~;!; ~Ja1~ .:~r:~:o~:;:~: reqUested :£ Gn·d statts· u·cs o: ~ I .tg FinneytoW11 to Leroy Je~s USA :g ~ • r .. u- .,.............. = :: ,.._t l ° ......... ......,....,...... Jic:sor. . Joiner fired up DR. LAMB See me ·· for the . best value . on car insuranc.e. -· ' Steve Snowdeil · Smoking can't help asthma PH, 992-7155. .... .25. !,_~,~~~~~~ICK .. · %'~~ - A's goiilg witl!__Holtzman 28 ••••Its· AMHERST COAl- 00. . . See' \Jr\11· lr'' 'i ' ,.. •Iii• FOI IJ J-., ' Ill.-. .. "-vlng "FAMILY OtmNG . . FAMILY 0\ITING.. • ' .. ' .. , . .. ' • t ' ~ "' .. �.. .' I . , 2- Tile Deil)'Senllnel,Mlddleport•Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday, Oct. 2,1975 This old gator ant1wers to qu.rlie, Olarlie t ; . ·· NEPI'UNi:BEACH,n.. (UP!) - ' · Wlieft WIJIWa J:Milldfkowakl atepa ~ Gil IIIII- back cioor and hollers !I(JO.pOund g~tor f9r the -past six years and "I haven'tiost aoy fingers yet." tl)e I .;::: it," Mindykowski said. "When he's real lazy he COj1les up on.lhe b;tnk and bellows for !De," he ;;:; · :;:; -~---- Ed_-lJV will be ' .. . -· in ·R acine. ' " gmde schoc>I • 3- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-PornefOY; o., Thursday, Oct. 2, 1975 WHSbandwon highest ._ ratings ~-• - '· .' ' Marauders have 5-year hung~J: going for some good Bulldog meat ,., ., • MASON, · W. Va. - 'the Of a possible lata! of :100 Wahama Band received three · points, Rlc.hard Beasley of ·'· _ ::: ii!i superior ratings at the·~ Tri· Jefferson City, Tenn. scored lle'a ~ hll alllptor. hardware store manager, said. "He That's their mating call." · Elementary, announced State Marcl)lng ~and the band 99 polnts. IJr . Festival . in Huntington. · Charles Mlnelll of Ollio •• At the cry of ''OllrUel" the grim 'trusts me and 1 trust him." "People l!llll me out on Sunday ···· today that Racine ElemenNqealanJM.61ot lllllgator pope to ~lndylwwskl said be feeds the morning to ask if I'm the damn fool -} tary School has enrolleir in • Saturday In spite Of a millup. University ·made ' the Five years is a long time - Pleasant club, then winner by quarterback Jim Anderson sophomore AI Wolton at light' Athens. But nobody has tackles, FranK , Simpkins at · lilt llllftce of 11 pcind behind Mingator rolls, stale bread and meat thlil leeds the alligator...:' Mill· 1 educational television The band had originally following COjlllilents: "Very too long let us say - to go three lopsided scores over have looked sharfler each end; senior a.;d 175lb. 6-0 Jim proven yet they aren't iwot middle ·guard; Rob Simpkins ttrko!rKi'a holllt - much to the scraps obtained from local dykowksi said. ·~Then they~~ me to · coilrses thr!lugh the South-~ planned to liil in the Eastern effec~ve field entcy, musi~al · Steve · · ' L'avery, without defeaUng Athens on Belpre, Ripley, W. Va., and outil!g, ·working behind an Heady at slot end; 198 lb. 6- as tough, 'a little quicker, and . _ , o1 the F1orlda GliDe and restaurants about once every two call Charlie." . eastern ·Ohio Instruction TV, Kentucky In vita tiona! and drill· excellent precision offensive line that has more 4!/z senior Matt Faulkner and be had b't linebackers; Scott' LaWrence the gridiron. Waverly (SEOAL), the last ,... Water Filii Commillion. Wellks. Once he let Olarlle go six Using QO special hissing ·or gutAtheliB. · Festival in Ashland. Dlrectnr - Interesting theme wfih may even as e I more ·at mon · ster back'·,· Brad Smith than 4one its job the last 230 lb. 11-4 senior Bull Greer at ·determined. · . . That · should be the by 37-7. "W!Ien an allilatar loMita tear or weeks without feeding him, teral souilds; Milldykowski jUst calls Gwen Hunter of the TV Charles Yeago was l!lformed excellent public appeat • three shots. tackles, 160 lb: 5-10 R 1 · th Ch k and Terry · CWlnlngham at That black mark w llle Big overriding thought in the . -'!'Ill It eaa beQome qgi'tlllve," "I don't want him to become too .out, "Olarlie' PJarlle!" and in a instruction' program ·visited early Saturday that this excellent motion and unn ng WI · on halfbacks, and the · toWering Blacks easily could have been Aid Cllllllllilllon lpOktaman L.F. dependent on me," be said; ~omen! the relitlle's ·head· pops the school recenliy and exminds of the Meigs Defensively, the Marauder sophomore Steve Lavery .and injure.d through most of the Chonko a't safety·. · .. lestival was being cancelled .movement (6 to S) ~ne has · manhandled 183ib.'6-0jWlior Dwight West season to date , will be Marauders and their growing a false start. Played in heavy line llaali&nOI· "We urae people not to According to Mlndykowskl; the above the water's 91!l'face. plalned the program gave due to the rain last week quallty in concert formatllln . GREG FRANCE everything Belpre, Ripley at guards, and In lbs. 6-2 fullback Neil Berberick, a 166 Coach Charlie Cliallcey has rain, a first game for Meigs t,ed tbelli under any clrreptlle knows how tD forage for its Mlndykowskl -hand-feeds lh~ .... lnstructions1 explained the legions of fans going Into very musical • quality and AMN Greg France of !be sofienlng the field. and Waverly trotted out to senior Frank Simpkins at lb 'j 1 EdP III66lb Stewart , Ctemeans.• their first "krooshel" baiUe (with Point having one under Yeago asked the Hun· control e)tcellent • withou~ a Unlted Stales Air Force 0 enne ' · Magnotta and Marshall, line · · Wl or· of the 1975 Southeastern Ohio ita belt), the Marauders came oppose 11. ' Ungton festival people If the doubt one of the 'top' bandli In lllinllltbe Game and a every noW and · - bas comple\ed his tralnlng center. junior; is running out of the backers, and Dav'enport and Jl'lwh Walw nail lollla ..., a bunch then and parades It around Wltil he other. OtarUe's jaws clamp shut Uke ·prograrn, and services that In Tele-Communications at Wahama Band could pac- W. Va." At!Jlellc Conference back down 14-0 to score twice But that Is aU past. Friday They will be charging out to deep back position and Scott o ~-dolph, halfbacks.' . · 1n the fourth period and night at Athens head Coach move Meigs' first lii!e of Lawrence J64lb l""ior is the' ""'' ·ol fudd1dl&ddYa. lle'a been feeding shows it to someone and then he eats a book after the last One and· he .,.. will be given, )ISing globes the Sheppard Afr' Base In schedule. ticlpale In view Of the above James Guerriero of West · b k' . w• Meigs Is 3·5 with the The Marauders come up to literally scare the pants right Les Walker sends out a defense manned by Terry wmg ac . • Build . 1 ht ears of Texas. ·Greg Is currently cancellation. Instructed to Liberty State College, West typl~al blg, _hard charging Qualls and Steve Pickens at Mei&s sends out 134 · lb. . ogs ll1 e g Y off the big West Virginia Athens a 14-12 loser to what "come on down," the band Liberty, W. V~ . commented , spending a two week leave ~ k of Build nds Ge Ca d · · • league competition. and quic~ pac ogs e , orge rpet an Mike Magnotta, a senlor, .!n ....... - .. . t def The te" rapidly Is proving tD have outfit. did, but learned on arrival · "Tone Quality and Conttol with l)!s parents, Mr. and 1as led by 6-5 and 203 lb. quar· John Blake, tackles, an~ Stan the wingback job and Danny Marauders , ea ~ Tailback Terry Qualls and been a very strong Point " Greeks and Romans, which Mrs. Waller France of that it could.not compete for very good • Inlerprelatiljn, . Athell8 'in19'1C ..Theylooilhti terback Arnie Chonko who S!arc her or, Ray WiIford, :'Buffington, 150 lb. 5-8 jWliOr ulld !2-3 1 1970 They trophies as It had not pre- Style and Tempo very goQ(I • somestudentsarestlldyingat Rolland. Greg will be the . present lime; second leaving soon for Scott Air registered. It gave, Instead, Very good percussion,: • " semester ~nomlcs for tbe Force Base, Dllnols. an "honor band" per- Dynamics and balance g~J9<(. RIO GRANDE - The decision making process. dining ~u. Allen Hall, or the sixth grade, ·bicentennial formance for rating and Alignment, precision, Office of Career . DevelopBy laking advantage of this Student Center. Alumni programs; first grade comments only, posture,--Wllforms, and ·In:;:; COLUMBUS, Ohfo (UPil - Unbeateu Obto ;:;: offensive line of 160 lb. 6-2 their opposite nWI!bers in ..IO ment lllld Placement, Rio . opportunity, students w!U: should call Mrs. Sandy Mills roomnastics, sixth grade Disney's Professor WonThe stadium announcer struments Excellent" Under ....... Grande College.ruo Grande Become actively lnvulved In the Office of Career demoll8tratlons of the beauty derful , and several Science made the following an- "General Effect: he stated University walked off with bcith of tldJ. week'• Mid- ~:~: COiiliiiWIIty College Ia an- In our on~amjJus recruiting · Development and and wonder of nature by ·walt series. nouncement: "Ills with great "In what ~ou do you are · :=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:;;::::::::;;::=:=:= :;:; ·lbe Bobcall'wlde receiver Mike GreeD aud deleaalve := :;;::: ·:::::::::::::::::::::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:= RACINE - 'Die Southern nOUIIcinl a aeries of on- program, ~over relevance Placement: Phone (814) 24Spride and pleasure that we 'Tops' I would have lilt,ed Tli liiclwi, Fridaf II Cllllpul recruiting programa. between college and the 5353, Exte0$lon 43. ::; end Steve MOler were hoaored for their performaooea In !:=~ are ' now present as guests of this more variety." North Gallle without 111, :; : ; 1a11 Saturday'• key 23-21 OU victory Keilt Slate. ;:;: GRADE TEAM WINS , , 'l1le fll'll Ia Wednesday, world of work, and be In- Designated meeting areas year's festival the .1974 TriAt the conclusion of the .., . alllllr ........ bilek Oct. 8, when Roger Wlll1ams, traduced to one of many will be announced tUesday, ;:;: Green, I W, 111-poDDd bOIIIe IIVWII prucbact of ;j;j With sb: minuteR and 2ti e . State Marching Band performance as the WahalJ!a One lliiniilnl who Wll 111- Bob · Evans Farms careers whicH are profitable, Oct. 7. ;:: Athena, grabbed seven ...set for" yarda aad I . . lr of:::: seconds left on the clock s.' Festival Honor Band. The Band was leaving the field, II J~ Jut wttli In the ...-ntative, wiD present a purp<JBeful, and pO!JIIIble after : :: touchdowns from quarterback Rick Llllenllltl. Hla ZZ. ;:;: the Meigs 7tb grsde foot~ ~ .,, , .Wahama . "White Falcon" received a standing ovation ·~ ;:: )'llrd -m receptltn with 3hec~dlleft ill tbe hall cot the ::: ~ ball squad - now 1-2 By RICK vAN SANT beseballm,l96l:. , ' " ........... wiDbillalntl Jll'lliram 011 careers In food graduation. Marching Band, In last year's from the other bands at 'lite to ltne IIGIO IIIII Qll'll H1U aervlee and management · All Rio Grande students : ~ ::~ Bobcatahacklntheg~me21-lhtthetlme. , ~::: defeated Belpre at Belpre CINCINNATI (UP!) ::.... The Despite hitting a 10\ of competition, received first festival. • ,.. ... balk all tbllr H11 PJ'OIII'II,ill Ia especially and· alumni are. Invited to JERRY CREMEANS · ; :;: Miller, a 1-2, lt5-poander from Rav-, made what';;:; Wednesday aflemoou, ~. careers of Don Gullett and "lows" In his 15-year 'career, place In their class and was Preparations are being .. lev~nt to aU Rio Grande attend either the 10:20 to "''" llneba k :;:; turned out to be the deciding play of tbe game when be ;:;: on a · spectacular run by Freddie Norman contrast Nonnan stayed '-'Ill It ' and chosen as the most out- made this week for the band :, ~. Jerry Cremeans, Meigs Marauder senior c er, ···· f 1 ···· K lth D011 · "' .._,..,.It wu allt.d In •tudenlli and alumni who 11:20 session or the 12:40 to · Tbe Area CouncU of the ~'-~: . tackled the Goldeu .Fialh (IDDter lo lbe end zoae or :.::,: CINCINNATI (UP!) ' e ' sharply, but Cincinnati Reds wils' Cln'cy' 's best , "'ltl:her the standing band of the festival. Ia attend· the Southeastern is --:11 5 feet, 11 inches taU and weighs IllS pounds and a .. ulety wbl b ped 1 ...n tie .. The junior blgb coacbes ,!;'"'' United Preabyterlnn Mlnlatry tmr IIIII Jlhn W•t. al'rilb- dnlre direction In their 1:40 session. Students · on · 1 tt Th of Mr nd M s J J Cremeans 'he :::; c IIIIJI ••· :::: Some entlmslaBIIc Cincinnati mariager Sparky Anderson lasflllil w~ks of uiur sea-~.~ Thls.'year they are not com- Band FesUval at Bristol, VII. .... illt• ........~ llq1lld, lducatlonal and · vocational campua can sign up In the In Meigs County TueSilljy • · . peting but are here as the Tenn. There are liP· ,:!.~· Ml:dl~~rt. ' a . r .· · · ' !}:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::: : ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::: : :::: : : ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::{::::::::::}\ Reds publlclals figure the ~=~~t~:~~~~e"'!~~o~ picked the two lefthanded ·• He led the Staff bl"strlkeoula ..... ..... wllb Bolo. , . night named the Rev. Ern~ special guests of the proximately lZ cars of friends tml' . . ltid fnill I plc:lure Stricklin, chairman af IJe • Cincy will keep festival." and~ wiD also':i;e Department of Human · ' 'X 'led ..., In wblcb goii(iO view the festival ~ •rnmt-tHft · numbe111 Development and Family t :1 SEOAL SCORING League playoff game against afternoon. important sbnUarity-both ''I'm concerned that I gave up weekend. Band Director :.11 Indy fann team produced lilt Wut-HIIl Ecology at Ohio University, , DRIVE UNDERWAY Charles Yeago and Aalt: COL:tJMBUS (UP!) - The to 1111pply the pulpit at tbe ~=~~·:.'~vis, Jackson T~ P,A ~ ~;.~ the Cincinnati Reds here. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: have been bot recenUy. . the moat borne nms (29saiY.dand llllup. MASON - The Mason Director Is Tom Phillips. :::::; :::::::: Steve Morrow, Jackson 2 0 12 12.0 The Reds publicity office Gullett will pilcb Satur- walks (84)," Norman as INDIANAPOLIS, Ind . director of Ohio's mental HarrlsooviUe Presbyterian Historical Society is offering :: m < John s~echt . Logan 2 o 12 g-~ has dug up 110me trivia on day'sopener here against the he stepped Into a ciOIIed-door ( UPI) -The CinclmaU Red! health department has asked Churc~ ' · • charter memberships In the will keep the Indlanapolill . for invelllgaUon of alleged :1 ~~~~(TA1T~~~~f ~~~;~a~':;~~·t!.:r:sns ~ ~ 1 ~ 8:0 howwelltheRedshavefared Indians suffer Pittsburgh Pirates and meeting where pitchers Stricklin, a graduate of Historical Virgil Lewis ~ Den Bullington, Meigs 1 2 8 8.0 • In Saturday hllme gam~s.lhls,,,.,,,, .. , ,... ... Norman W!ll start the second studied Pirate hiller'II.::"I'w Indians as their . top farm patient ab1111e and threats tD DEVOTED TO THE OXBOW - Belpre High Davison College and of INTEREST OF • Homestead progtam for $1 I; FIRSTDOWNS JeffConroy,Jeckson I 2 8 8.0 ' season! "'' " · game Sunday. · got ,to keep the ball ·in the team for at least two more staff members at two slate Sehool with 190 defeated MEIGS-MASON ARE!\o T Loulsvllle Presbyterian wlll1 a drive now Wlderway to :1 I!AM . ~~ · ~·~ A:. ~ 12 tied with 6 points, 6.0 averag! 1 seems tbe He& have 8500,000 loss "Physically, I'm per park ·against Pi~.'' CHESTER l . TANNEHILl 100 was announced hoapltala. . years, It 11 Wll'l'tn Hlllh and Southern 1 T,tteologlcal Seminary, Exec. Ed. . · '" end when an open house Is ~tpol• Is 9.0 10 10.0 sVAC scoRtNG been' unbeaialile at Rivercent again and ready to go," Norman Is !fle oD!y pitcher Dr. ·Timothy Moritz, 9 1118h,1M and 219 respectively Wednesday. ROBERT·HOEFliCW ·' ' 1·GIronton received his Ph.D. at Boston beld this month. The memCitY Editor ' .,. t:· 11 11.0 9 9.0 Name, Team TD PA P Avg front Stadllun' on that day. CLEVELANP (UP!) says tlie 24-yearo(lld Gullett, 011 the team who lhtowt a The working agreement dlrectoi' of the Ohio DepartIn a ~ way golf match Published dally •·~~p t j University Graduate School, • · 20 20 o 19 19 o G o 1 So the n 3 s 23 23.0 • Inn The Cleveland Indians ·Suf· bership committee of the •~ackson · · rog unn ng , u r , 2 1• 14_0 Not only did Cine aU win lered a ......,000 loss for the who managed a 1~ record IUeWball, wblch '-·'"· ........ tbe Soturdoy by The Ohio Voii~Y 'niMda7. Dive Goodwin · of : has been In effect since 1968 ment of Mental Health and completed post' graduate l r~an ·• 19 ·1 . 9 .0 20 . 20.0 Steve Boso, Southern • • ...,. 1 of site directl of curve Publish-Ing company, ,,, • program is composed of Mrs. ~ !Jr'tllgs 7 1.0 8 8.0 ChrlsPreston.KygerCreek 6 o J6 12.0 all 12 of ita Saturday home baseballseasondespltlia despite miaslng a cq,upe oppo on• a · Belpre wu medalillt with a and Thomas M. Beaven·, Mental Retardation, wrote to studies at Court St., Pomer'oy, O'mo 1975 Eplacopal Ruth Walker, Mrs. Roy .tS769. Business Office PhDNt chairman · ol the Indians'- the Ohio Highway Palrollast · l ,waverly 8 8.0 7 7.0 Tim Lucas, Kyger Creek 1 11 ·20 6.8 games-the RedS didn't do slight! be d, 1 months at mlckealon when "I onlythrowll·about!Oper 42• . Theological Seminary, Editorial Phone ff~• Harless and Mrs. Lilah 992-2156. 2157 . . . , Wellston PASSI~G 9shl~. ~L~ ~;Jt~~~: ~:;:~r8allla 2 O 12 6·0 badly in Saturday road dlans YPresl:~t r_;:r Bone::; his P.ltchlng thumb was cent of the time," Norman Sl:cftDI for Southern were board of directors, said "such week ·asking for an In· Cambridge, Mass., and Union Second class postage 'paid Zerkle, all of Mason. Lewis ;.,., C·A 1 Teom OP Mike Casey. North Gallla ~ ~ ~: ::~ games elther-wlnrilng 10 of said Wednesday. whacked by a..bltted ball. dlscloaed, "but tile Pirates Bcib ROIIIh 14, Dwight HID 50, a successful ·relalionablp vestlgatlm of Loogvlew Slate Theological Sell\lnary, Richat POmeroy, Ohio . • was a writer and compiled IIONIYBIN should be continued for at Hospital in anclnnaU, and be National adVertls1f!'g ERNEST STRicKLIN J l rAfnens 1·5 o , o9 50 Don Spencer, North Galli a 2 4t1 16 5.3 13. Bunda asked the Norman, 33, wl!:l bu been . know ~)lave it l!ndSO ~for '11m ~n 12, Corky Cleek Va. war.'G the first history of Weal repfesentatlve Gallipolis 4-7 0 50 49 Don Eichinger. Eastern 1 4 10 5.0 For what It's Wlll'lh, some with 16 different lamlln hla , m•nUjl , fepoDS, lt:&,:l!\ .ef· IIIII Alllllr 'l'llczn •• E. lhnd Seth HlU 14 (scratched least the nst two 1188801l11." will formally request ~n mond, Grlttlth Company, . ~~~;.• l 1 3 o 51 43 Bob McClure, Eastern '" 1 2 8 o.O stockholders to invest · ,1 · to •· Sbicldin served In the u. S. VIrginia. ·His homestead has Bottlnejll & Gallagher .CU'( .•: ........... - - * In four of team of four ). ', .., ~ Jronton · .'• 2 0 12 4.0 OCher "SaturdBy" data on the another ...... 000 In working 15-year minor arid m&JUr fee'dve pitch •.,ve,"' "'teh •· Robert HOWIIIIII, prealdenl Investigation of Columbus organtzaitons relating to his . . · • • k~n 4-7 0 72 70 Rick Smith, Ky-r Creek lao ha 757 Third Ave .• New Yor, •. Naval Amphibloua Forces In been restor"~! . .. Ot?l If MillitiGD of• j · T,~ a;' 6-9 1 70 72 Milrcus Gelger,•Kyger Creek 2 0 12 o.O Reds: ..,.., league career, Ia proud of his Gullett a • · a·.... of the Reda, said his State Institute today, tbe N .Y. 10017 . <v~ work at Ohio University. Subscription rote¥.: I·,MIJ gs 4·6 o 30 52 -Cincy outscored op- capital and they Indicated 12-4 mark thla season and , none , of his t~amml!les . . . . . . . . . . . 0.,. organlzatioq would do Coi11mbua !;:lllzen-Joqrnal World War II and held Mr. Sirlcklln Is a family Delivered by carrier wh~· pastorates at Presbyterian dell (:illldrtll 1111 171,174 everything poulble "to · reported today. ayaiteble 7! cents. per Wolf : ~ ~J!:~:r~~ ~ !~ ~~ TEAMS OFFENSIVELY PAS~ING pon~nts by nearly a 2-1 ~~ :;:;~::.!:~",~;~ says, '"'.'hha 'Is the best year throwedw-lhe fthor~~·d,G~Into. man witl1a wife, Mary Ellen; . . By Motor ~ovte · whit ·, ..,. .,. TEAM Pis Avg C·A I Y TD margin, 148 runs to 79, on I've ever had." by ging e,..... eep. The paper said the charges Churches \n New Albany, two daughters, Rebecca In 1111, Prelldent Woodrow provide the fans of In· "'nniiiiii!OIIIo'a•-a.. carrier service · n(h IN HOSPITAL Ind., and Hazard, Ky. He has 1 o.. ARE'A FOOTBALL STANDINGS Kyger Creek 1~9 37.3 Thompson, Wav. 6-17 0 81 1 urda stockholders attended the I this will be · th t•' of )lis .first two available, One n)onth;. 13.25. IIIII• Ceuatr nealved WIIIOIIIUifwed • lllroke that dlanapolill with an. selling, at Longview center aroiD!d an ae~ed the Presbyterian Ellen and Matha Elizabeth. BASHAN - Luther Friend By moll in Ohio and vv . V.a.. · • c• \Includes v•mos through Stpi. 27l Mel• 115 28.8 Smlfh, Logan 5-6 1 80 1 Sal ys. ling · ~ guess . my e 110 ~ . " '· · . . . . . . . fem! ..... , yoWlg team" In the future. alleged staff:.Upportec! _~ paralyled hla left side. ne Year , . $22 .00 ; ' Sfx • '·.?;. OVERALL Jac~:on 111 27.1 Arthur, wellston 5·13 112 0 ~Reds ·pitchers had two m;;,efucstans!lnlsbedwltha biggest start ever," Norman fingers, the ball auddenlr_. He will be the speaker at the Is a .surgical paUent on the Cliurch, U. S.,as secretary of months ; l11.50 : 'Th?fe ,·olEAM \\~ ;~:~ ~:':.'c~~gs ~l ~ ~ Saturday shutouts - in· 79-80 record for !9'/S com- says _o;_ his Sunday apwhen II rea~ ,_,the , S7 .0d . Elsewh,~e : 4 ~ ~ ~t 01~ Gallipolis the Olvillon i#. Famlly Life Sunday morning worship ninth floor at University ·26onths .00 year ; Six· mOf1~ s services each·sunday at 10:30 Hospital, Columbus·. Carda ~ " ~ Kr.gx~n~':"k 4 .0 .. 0 71 13 North Galli a 100 25.0 Conroy, Jackson o -7 0 ~9 0 eluding one by Don Gulle~," pared to 77-15 last y~r, but peara'"'"· • · " ···~ • • -·:.1 U.. 13. 50: three months. S7. .and as editor of Famlly Life · · tgs 3 ., 9 115 29 WeiJston 87 21.8 PUNTING who P.llchllli Jhia .Satutd&)'. 'atiU In fourth place : ln the Saya Gullett, "It's nice to • • G~lt -only fa~&~ . Plllaubscrlpllon prlct: Includes Materials. He Is a member of a. m. at the Harrisonville may be sent to him In care of unday Tl es ,sentlnl:ll. ~ rl aJilpolls 3 1 o 110 26 AJex1111der 71 17.8 (2 or Mort) -Cincy hurlers held oppo, be picked to pitch an opening burgh once this year-fllvlng the hospital. 8 National ~CIIpilal · Union Presbyterian Church. 1 ~ ~~ i~r;.rn ·1.0•· ~cw;lht GaiJia ~ ~ ~ ~ Krlebtltlr~ton Yd'22 0 6~,, nents to three' runs ·or Iessin :v:;:n League Eastern game," but Wlllk' Norman he up four nms and five hits In . , .. ., Jenkins, also a healer, said Presbytery ,. and holds E!•t~o~ 156 5 31.2 18 of the 25 Saturday games. Tbe Past season's home . can't 'call Saturday's assign- less than four lnrdngs of a 3 1 o 60 n Eastern CINCINNATI (UPI) - "Glrla Town" orphanage was prlmarllf Interested In the 60 15 .0 Greer. Alhetla memberships In the National hla operatlone are mainly gigantic cllll'ch 111 the Flncamplated. Ironton 3 1 o 33 32 VInton County 50 12.5 T. DaiJey, Wav. 117 6 31.1 attendance was 977 039 com- ment hla biggest. game In which be did "91 get IN I IWlM'oJ Jedtlbahu Council of Fanilly RelatloliB, financed by books he writes neytown grounds. , Point Pleasant 3 2 o 62 32 Point PIQ~ant 62 12.4 Wlll'mson, Meigs 62 6 31.0 -, red . to , 2fl2tn't • The Although nine years "a decision. , Jer*lna, who llllytl he - 1 Pll tswd a hiua Cllbelk 111 97•· 216 7 30·9 Wahilma 2 2 1 30 49 Miller -4.4 11.0 Osborne, Wells pa • '• younger than Norman, Norman, who yielded 14 "' "It wiD aeat 8,000 to--10,000 and donations from followers. American Auociatlon of calla hla Delaware a.dl ......... Yllald at Lackson . ~ ~ ~ , ~ :~ fr~~gre Local ~ l~:~ RECE IVI:o~ Yds TD treak even point for the Gullett has already pltcbec;l in •· tims and Z1 hits In 2llnninfls, "We're cornputerlled and Marriage Counselors, · ........ wdplanl.., turn cathedral '"nle O!urch of people," he said, "It's made American Theological we have the names of z of stone and marble and has .. So,'l::.rn 2 2 o 65 56 Athens 39 9.1 S. Thomas, Wav. 5 51 I In~~~ ::X,a~at::nce 1: 11 postseason championship · had · a l·Z record against Whal'a Happenin8 Now,'' did the lllllllrlll11 Pllanqtown 88 • games. Norman has been In ~ttsburgh. 72 · ·1 Washington As!llclatlon, and other million followers In our > "Miller · ~ ~ ~ ~; ~l Ironton 33 8.3 Hubbard, Logan 3 a u ' ' ' , . some.gold In it." not dlacloae the purcba8e lllllt lila I ........t Ill be . compUter files," aald the 38Jenkins said he hopes to be : ~if:~ Local 2 2 o 39 52 ::h:~~ ~ ::~ ~~~~.t,lla ~ ~ ~ Millon at Wahama one. ftedshlltersalsow!Ufacea aald the ~ "'An7 ,.... tilt'·" price .but year old native .of' North operation, and patient abuse. value of the conducting aervlcliil In the ::. . · tonCounty 1 3 0 50 94 Belpre 2~ 6.0 Davenport, Meigs 3 39 1 Gullett's best years are 'couple of lefthanders !n the "JI'II bill ntralht.,..,.. carolina, who headquartered church In a couple of months. larlt church and other ~~!~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~~:,e~t,e;~e ~ ~:~ OlborntK~~~woRN~ 29 TEAM RUSHI~:s. Avg NO CONrESr probabJY a'lead of him and fftSt two games-~te ace ... aD- 1111 _.., .. Charg1111 at the Columbus He said be plana to continue In Delaware alx years ago. facility Include Inhumane bulldliWI Cll the ?kcre plot Belpre . 1 3 o 24 90 Nelaonvllle-York u H Yds .. No.. TD Athens 280 280.0 MILWAUKEE (UPI) AndersontblnksllonhasHaU 'Jerry'ReussonSii!Utdayand Tbe Ftnneytown IJ!'OPI!rly living conditions for the IU 11 a.m. Sunday aervice In Symmes Valley 1 3 o 14 81 Federal Hocking lB 4.5 Peppers. Login 73 ~ o Gallipolis 139 139.0 of Fame potential because at then Jim Rooker on Sunday. iatllmW!CII. 11111i11P1 II I mllllill peilple. Federal Hocking o 3 1 18 73 Symmes Valley 50 3 0 Ironton 174 170.0 Green Bay Packers' kicker age 24 be already has 80 14 3_5 Mink, GolllpoJJs 'l1le pwcbue wu made Delaware and then come bere wu sold by tbe Provlnctal retarded residents, abuse of ''JUtlll l- tJ.n 11'1 ae- 1t'llbcuh,11nd did mt require later In llle day for a 4 p.m. Convent of the Good Nelsonville· York 0 3 0 14 75 TEAMS DEFENSIVEly · S. Thomas, Wav. ~7 3 0 Jackson 360 360.0 Olester Marco! Wednesday major league victories. 303 .)03·0 ·entered a no coolest plea to a residents by staff; and CI tdatloal for 100 Southwestern 0 4 0 20 9' TEAM Pis Avg. · Magnotta, Meigs -4-4 3 0 Logan -Shepherd. Originally· a threala against flafl J!ll!m· • loan, uld Jentlne. service. HannonTrace . 0 4 0 20 151 Alexander 13 ·3.3 PUNT RETURNS Melgs 154 154.0 du Onll1eotherhand,'Norman SEOAL STANDINGS Kyger Creek 14 3.5 Yds No. TD Waverly 73 73.0 charge of disorderly COil ct onl has 52 major Jeam•e wins convent, II became an orJenkins said person• ''Ji'raaklln D. J'ranltiiD, for· ben who report abuses, J 'la,t 't Midln W L T P OP w.u 1ton 20 5.0 Magnotta, Meigs 74 5 o Wellston 102 102.0 and was fined the maximum Y ·~ mer of a Cldlllac car staylnfl at the plamed retreat phanage and heme for glrla according to the paper. 1 o o 4t 26 Eastern . • 00 since he broke Into ·organized 45 2 1 ll kaae, . 01111, .... • 21 5 _3 Wilson, Gall. 1 1 ....lga 1 0 0 37 7 North Gatlla 22 ·5.5 Walton, Athens 20 2 0 TEAM PASSING pena ty-. ' ._.. .._, RID O.lbBal, . . . bere, helped awlnC the here woUld pay a fee, but until the calhollc Oiurcb "Widespread, patient Mhens 1 0 a 20 14 Point PJu~anl 32 6.4 Thomas, lrn 18 3 0 Yds Avq dul," aald Jeltlnl. "He had addetl, "we're not gearing it decided to cloee it a couple of abuse" has been taldng place ljfbnton 1 0 0 12 6i GoJllpolls 26 6.5 Howard,lrn 7 1 0 Athens 15 15.\t yean aga. tD maldilg money off it." lot of the maney .11 · at CSI for months, according Legan 0 1 0 26 o Meigs 29 7.3 INTERCEPTIONS Gallipolis 69 69.0 Ill llct calbdk:Olarcll'a old I Jenkins uld he was Galllpoll& 0 1 0 U 20 Ironton 32 1.0 No. Yds TD Ironton J3 33.0 to Dr. Robert L. cart Jr., wbp . 7 warren Local Waverly 0 1 0 7 3 37 9.3 Gill, lronton 1 2 0 Jackson 49 49.0 has been auperlntendent of Wellston 0 1 0 6 l2 Wahema ~9 9.t Crtwtord, Jackson 1 0 0 Logan 80 80.0 '" \ " ' ....., . the facUlty for only three SVAC STANbJNGS Athens 52 13.0 !Only ones) Meigs . 44 -4-4.0 55 '13.8 Waverly 81 81 .0 weeks. W L T P OP Miller •• Tum l'r Southern - 56 14.0 UPCOMING SCHEDULE: Wellston 82 82.0 CINCINNATI (UPI) - Cln· execuuon. He said a 19-year-old 0 3 ""''ffger Creek 0 106 ·~0 clnnaU Bengals wide receiver " If you put all that together Logan 61 15.3 FRIDAY TOFFENSE 2 0 0 31 • severely retarded patient at . Eastern 73 18:3 SEOAL TEAM NE 1 0 0 37 6 Federal HocklnR Southern ' CSI loet the ldgbt al111e eye 82 20.5 MeJg1 It Athens Yds Avg. Charlie Joiner Is flted up and keep the Injuries down to 2 I 0 62 14 Trimble 1258 P,owell Str~t NOrth Gallla becalllle of the club's ~start . a minimum, we've got a good Jackson ~ 21 .0 Gallipolis at Ironton Athens : :·~ 0 46 allegedly from beq hit with 0 2 0 Symmes Valley Middleport, Q, · shot at It ." 90 22.5 Wellston at Jackaon Gallipolis 0 2 0 0 52 Belpre ' f • a broGm or mop handle by a Southwestern 207 207··0 "If we can keep the team Waverly 90 22.5 Logan at Waverly Ironton 0 3 0 14 l?S And so, Joiner· says even • Hannon Trace staff member. VInton County 94 23.5 TVC Jackson 409 <109.0 together," figures Joiner·, "I . Southwtsltrn 9< 23.5 Federal Hocking at Alexander Logan 383 383.0 think we can win the 11\0Ugh next Sunday's game is C.l said other patlenla OVERALL SCORING championship." agalnst Ho~n-the . learn 75 25.0 Warren Local ot VInton Meigs l;! l;!·~ TO PT Pta Avg Nelsonvllle-York · If Llw1 1 1L ._., M.D York, N't 10019. ' Send 50 If you get too much and of tbe hlp, anna, or anywhere have belli severely beaten. 10 3 63 15.8 ~mm .. Vallov·. 81 27.0 County SVAC ~:~:f~~ 84 184:o Adds Joiner, "We have the that traded him away- he """ 1 • D!CAR D1t LAMB - 11111 eeoll, a loll&. stamped, aelf· chloiine In the hydrochloric elae . for that matllr, even He aald be hu tried to In· 8 0 08 12 .0 players, tbe coaches, the regards 111e Oilers "just like annan Trace 151 37.8 Eastern at Kyger Creek TEAM NET DEFENSE wlllaJ to Jill llllolt ii1J .ldck'uud enteiiJIM!, and 'isk acid normally formed _by with a minor fall. vestlpte each npcrted In· 3 18 39 9.8 INDIVIDUAL·LEADERS Southern at North Gallla Yds Avv. organization- we've just got any otl1er team." 5 7 37 9.3 llrolbir, Willi htlpJ 1 II to 1 lqr 'l1le Health tetter number your stomach. Almoet all of O.teoporOiila Ia calllicl by elden!, but 't' !f meinbel'l RUSHING Symmes Valley at South· Athens 208 · 208.0 ·to stick together as a team. mlleiOIJittordlng to EP,AI"I _ __, 5 7 37 .9.3 "Houston Is just one of the liD)' ll ,..... old who hu 1.. , Tobacea: Cigarettes, oiii" natural envlroninent Is many laclorllll!related to the who make lhe abUie npcJr1a Gallipolis 295 295.0 Wl'tern Yd C A . wltn 200 CIOenglne aM manUII 5 4 37 9.3 "We've got,lhe experience, teams we've got to beat for ~ s. 'r VR • othel~onion . IS4 lBo.O utluu ud ~mokaa one (lpl'l, Plpea, polaonlllla if we are lllqJCIIed amo111t of Duorldt In your later rer. to bilct them up ,,..,..,Ilion Jackson , •• 5 6 J6 9.0 'O :P:-oavls, 383 383 0 the · youth _ the right . in111e champio11ship," he says. 2o10 31 6.5 Belpre at River Local ackson · cipnttlill tbt iiiOrlllnl and DEAR DR. LAMB- Does to the wrong IIDOUilla. walerordlet.Itiamon 1111tto beca-they rec:eive tlnata. 5 2 32 8.0 Chonko, Athenl 132 15 8.1 Nelsonville-York at Trimble Logan 409 409.0 gredients," be says. " !I takes Joiner caught ~ touchdown 5 2 32 8.0 p 7113,1 ..... -In lliie tftlllnl? 1 DuorldaUon of the water The American Medical occur with a .calcium Carl aald be wu not IIUI'e 164 154.0 believing In the other players, pass In last week s 21-0 romp 5 0 30 7.5 Peppers, Logan 129 18 7;2 Waterford at Hannan Trace Meigs . .... . ., -1 1111 11ro11w to JIUPpiJ haw _any beneficial . Aaan. '_1 ( AMA) Iateat deflc:lent diet lildloUowa the · who wu iillklnlllle tlnatl, Waverly 198 198.0 5 0 30 7.5 PeimeiJ, Athena 103 11 9.4 Miller at Westtall U 25 3.8 Point Pleasant at George ' Wellston 207 207.0 working together_ and · over the New Orleans Saillts. .._I'WI'WII 7"· 6cll 011 the prevention Of • recommendation• were period wben aell bannone but that. at leaat nw staff 4 6 30 7.5 Kriebel, Ironton DIAl\ lEADER - YOII' bnlbn hlpa, spinal coilapae, -publlabed In their journal productim declllltl. membera have been _...II .... lllalt peGple and other bone rr~eturea of recently(lrll).'lbeAMAIIu Alllumber of outalandlng .threatened. He also. said he • a... ..,.... .cannot the elderly? Rectnliy I broke evaluated controlled ltlldlea clinlcl (lncllldlll& Mayo'a) do had received tlireatenlng TWO SPECIAL DAYS ....,.te, !!_In~ am~ my hlp, and the doctor of ftuorldatkln of water Iince 1111 a camblnallon of Duortde, calla. . ... 1 -- --.. 11 - pnacrlbec! lluorlde lableta. !MI. Thelrrepar oqJ11u1a caldlall, llell bormODell, and Moritz called fOr the l.onll· SATURDAY-OCT, 4th · ~~ to tbt ..... llld In· 011' commllllty hu tried llltt no ad-. effacta have vltamlll D i!ldlvidually or In view lnveetlgallon ~ week a a W's • ll&lacka IIIII rw ,.... to have the water been noted In peap1e 11111ng eiDlblnatillll dependlnc 011 altp' receiving a canlldentlal MPGPINTO I COmDinta CI\Y lnd tountry ,. IUPPIJfluorldlted, bullthu walerwiiiiDuorldewillllnthe the patient and the elilllc. · memo . from Thomas S. OF , ,millage according to EPA te1\ ,.. ... tiWr a day In a bean eftectlvely bloekid by • niCOIIliDeilded 11\'tla. 'l1ley Fluoride hu been reported to Grogan · Jr., , acting •· With 140 CID englrte and n)lnull I ' . friJllmli&IOit · w ' ,._ '-'t IIIIICII, opponents willa archaic recammend 0.7 to 1.2 'pula be of maJor. blllefll. iluperlntendeilt of the facility. well against lllat club, and nine homers and driving In 28 Holtsman," replleil Dark. "I rotation II aet." ' . ' '. ' 1 ._.., 1 1 wba bu .,.~q lfllllltnll. · Are !here 1ny ,per milll011 (ppm) of fluoride 1 have haciiOIDe queat!Oni Longview 'baa · a Dwk also ynoWlced his especially In thllt ballpark." runs In Z7 games. might have to uae Vida Blue His batting order rellds Bill 0 11111111 not lmlte lllliatla lhet would bilck us In all clrlnkq wat,r. The aboul the difference be~ Rourilblng drug ' li'ade," Tenace'a rlghthanded to win llle Rl'll game. I'll do atartlng Unelill and batting NOrth cf; Waablngton, II; Sal 'rei lllielbilhablt. " u far u bone fracturts ~reccmmendatiahagolll nuortne and -fluoride. 'Die · Grogan wrole. "Drugs J . , SUNDAY~ 5th everything poulble w·wtn the order, "lllibJtet to change ." powermakeahlmanatural to Dando,· 3b; Reggie Jackson, ~ 11a11ar on tbe n concerned? to note llle beneflta derived ending '1dt" means ull. 'lbe 111e88uy handled at Longview · play at Fenway Patk, with itS The Uneup won't be known !lUI game of a abort 11 II . wr II .... 1 clly IIIII Ill- DEAR READER - This Ia for the teeth, and, of Interest c:bemlcai.Uon of aodlum and lilclude marijuana, cocaine, .. for sure unW gune-tlme, short fence In left field. He rf; Tenace, c; Billy Williams serlea. a uw u well an emotionally charged to you, hl'tber notes that It cblorlne ~forms table ult, heroin,. amphetamines, , , ~'VttiiJ "If Holtzman geta knocked sinCe Joe Rudi n'lay or rnay had live homers and 14 nans db: Joe Rudl, lb; camINTERNATIONAL UNION OF paneris, ss; and Phil Garner, w ..,lleallll,.utl..... . t... 'l1le pros are supported mlcht be lllllful in preveiitlns IIOdllall chlor-ide. Fluorine lrranqullizers, acid, among out early, I might ewn brill8 nor atart depending on knocked In against llle Boaox 2b. ' ',;.1. ' ·' ' OPERATING ENGINEERS . I r'!l - I Ill l'tlll aiiU bylhe reaulta of ftuorldallon 011topor0iila. · belonp to the aame gr011p of . other drup." ·, . . hlrn bilek In tlle I8CCIId game. 'whet11er IU thumb Injury has · IIIII year . LOCA ·132-A.' B, & C if Rudi can't play, Ray uta Ill ne'lill ol water on prevention of • Osteoporosla Is the soft. · cbemlms u chlorine, and "Patient abuse persiJts be. . v . '• ' . Tenace waa allo the hottest You see, it's different this beale.d~ ., • Fosae will catclj and Tena'ce , 11 l1 will II • II Cll'l dental . c!K'ay, and the cons ening ol bones thai OCCW'S when lt-comblnea to form a cause pol en~ Informants Gene Tenacewu moved up hitter for oakland In Septem· J'f'1 ·. year 11;1houa Calfilh (HunPUBLIC PRIVATE OUT ef IIIII awo J •· 1'. 0. Bu.. ~")in! ~!.!1 thot fluorine is with age. It Increases the ail1 it is called a ftuor-ide. fJ!8r for .their own pei'IOII8! ~ . · wi ter). When you have three 211- the order to the fifth spot her, hlldn~ hla aver:~11e 21 playa first . ·; ........ qlr ..,.., Nlur ~I !a, buiiW Ia 111¥11eD chances of a fraelllre safety," Grogan wrote. game w!nu"l's, your pitchltik because Dark said .. Geno hits points to .256 while "tilting '· . ' ., ' ' .' • ~~~:a .ml r.~ w~~:~:·~:.~fr~~:::.:~: ~~=~~ea:=a~~~: :;:; f pr~~~:::.~--' ~~bert =~~e~ 1 °' Hi:':;~ ~~~is snak~ ~:~ Ci:,te!"!~~O: l·,_:I,__,,l,, ::~~~~~~~~ t~levis~~ W:':\~~:e::::~~~m=:~~::~=~:::~:::::::~~~>:.~«:: : : : : : : :~:;: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : ,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:, :,: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :::~,:, ,~,::,,,::,,,:,:,,,::,;,, ,:,: : : : : : : : : : : \:j\ =~~= o::~~. ~~:~; . s Fanns op·ening progra:rrr -.. Evan for Dunning on . r,~~,~;;~~;;*-'1 ro...:.. roeter pill,.. .... t :;: AmertcaJIConle~playerottheweellawardl. p rob. es .at runidns' Reds Saturday ball club Prof. Stricklin to fill Harrisonville pulpit hosp1•1·als Belpre is tops in golf match :g;:::: ;s:ff:.::::. ;i~~~:~;; t§~.:r~~~ fi 1\Torman ·s·e t .or 111 bJD'ues t... , t a.rt. .. · ~w~~t:: : :i~'~'~':':'~: :~ : : t: :: r:::~:t:t:: ~: ~:~: :~:t(~:=~1:~ :ri: ~:~: : tt=i~ :r: : : : : : : ~: :~: : : : : : : : : : :~ : : : : :r;:r:: : tMr::t:::l:~ : : : ~: :;: : ~: : :t~:: : : : ~:~:~:t: : : : :::t:: :rr:::~: : : :~:~: : =: : -SJ:!:!~i;te~f:E:~ :~~~~~.::~~e;~:~ ;~ :EE~;!; ~Ja1~ .:~r:~:o~:;:~: reqUested :£ Gn·d statts· u·cs o: ~ I .tg FinneytoW11 to Leroy Je~s USA :g ~ • r .. u- .,.............. = :: ,.._t l ° ......... ......,....,...... Jic:sor. . Joiner fired up DR. LAMB See me ·· for the . best value . on car insuranc.e. -· ' Steve Snowdeil · Smoking can't help asthma PH, 992-7155. .... .25. !,_~,~~~~~~ICK .. · %'~~ - A's goiilg witl!__Holtzman 28 ••••Its· AMHERST COAl- 00. . . See' \Jr\11· lr'' 'i ' ,.. •Iii• FOI IJ J-., ' Ill.-. .. "-vlng "FAMILY OtmNG . . FAMILY 0\ITING.. • ' .. ' .. , . .. ' • t ' ~ "' .. �.. ·. .. \ ' 4- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o.,ThUI'!Idly. n.-t 2. li175 I I I ·, .• j IHS 7th . mUPI's· Expos fire · pi( \ .- - . 'e Gen ., · · . M.8 UC By RUDY CERNKOVIC ·· remain at b1s television job; PITTSBURGH (UPI) Dannr was named Pirate •• .Danny Murtaugh bas l!lltab- coach befQre he. started the h. liBhed himself as the best . seai!Oil at Willlamaport. "fireman" manager In the When Brown fired Bragan · MONTREAt ( UPI) . majors. In Allgust, 1957, Danny , UPI Sporta Writer the way to a lie for aeventh won three In a row since Gene Mauch was named Four times. he. waa called stepped In as Interim : COLUMBUS (UPI) uill week. · dropping Its opener, .inoved coach of the Montreal Elxpoll up by General Manager Joe manager. The team waa In Akroo St. VIncent, lllthough And, Middletown Fenwick, up a spot to ·fourth but polled at their birth in 1969 and L. Brown of the Pittsburgh seventh place. stuck with an 11-4 lou by a 14-13loler to AAA FraritUn only 107 points, whUe Prln· guided them through their Pirates to fill In as field "Danny got the team logeL«aln Soulhvlew Saturday Friday night, a1lppjld to a tie cetclli, l011er only to Moeller · infancy. Wednesday the team manager. And he delivered ther, gave it cMe81111 and . night,:manqed to cling to Its for aecond In this week's 14-IZ In Its opener, finished said he was fired because each time, .morale. In the remaining sa · No. I spot lhll week In the Clau A voting. fifth. "we need a different type of The Brown-Murtaugh games, we split e"en," United Preu Interniltlonal Movtngtntothetopspotstn Elyria (4-0) inoved up a person at our stage of association began in 1952 1Jrown uid. Ohio High School Board of those two claues are notch to sixth, followed by adolescence." , when they were with New ThePiratesflnlshedaecond Coachl!l C1aU AA football defending cha11Jplon Cln· Findlay ( 4-0) and Western . "I called Gene Mauch to Orleans of the · Southern In 19511, fourth In 1959 and will ratings, ' , ., clnruiU Moeller In AM and Reserve (3-1) In a tie for give him the news," said Association. Brown was their firSt National League . The Fighting Irish, Canal Winchester, last year's III!Venth, East Uverpool (4-0) Exp.os president John president and general pennant in 1116o alter a lapse ho'1fVer, were .the ooly one cl l'\llllltl'llp, In A. In ninth and Zanesville (4-0) Mcllire.-"ltbankedhirn lor manager of the Pellcana and of33 years.The Pirates were lul"week's three leedel'll who Moeller, although &ellint! , in tenth. the outstanding job he has Murtaugh was the field underdogs against the New -.e.that fort111ate. one leu first place vote than· . . Canal Winchester moved . done for the past seven years strategist. York Yankees In the World Warren Welllern Resem, No. 3 St. Edward, rolled up from fourth to the No. I spot since he hec~me our first, ....: rhe pair came up to the Series. But BID Mazeroskl's which took the No. 1 tag tn 313 points. Unbeaten Warren after a 56-0 romp over Berne and only manager. Mauch did Pirates, where they won five historic home run over the · AAA Into Its Saturday n~ Harding Ia second with 271, Union Friday night. .not appear to be overly Eastern Division cham- left field wall at Forbes Field glille with Lakewood St. followed by St. Etl with2851n Fenwick, which dropped lo surprised. plonships and two World In the ninth Inning of the Edward only to be ~ed l!trlctly a three-team race. 3-1, Ia tied for second with "We feel this club is in a SerieS. The Pirates open the . seventh- game gave the Gl-28 by the Eagles, fell all Upper Arlington, which baa Newark Catholic, which won development stage and we · National League cham· Pirates their first world its fo~ game without a need - a different t)'pe. of pionship series Saturday at championship since 1925 .f. loss. Winchester has 138 manager. We have a ·few Cincinnati, a team ~t beat when they beat the ~ points to 115 for the two people In mind." He did not them twice In previous Waahlngton Senators. '"'e · 1:"' runnersuJ). name any, playoffs. • The victory of the Yankees , St. Vincent, despite Its loss,. charles Bronfman, Brown reflected on his was atonement for the held a rather wide edge In the chairm_im of the Expos' partnership with Muriaugh. Pirates who were beaten In . p AA ratings, the F~tlng Irish board, said "it is tirne we "Danny's human qualities lour games by the Yankees getting 154 polttts to 134 for made a change. An~ Impressed me back In New and their "tdurderera Row" Irilnlon'a Tliel'll, defeildlng McKinley and a.. borton, runnerup ClrcievUle (4-0), organization needs two dif. Orlea)ls," Brown said. tn the 1~. World Series. SoutheSIIem Ohio Lugue · ~H3, •:.ch ~u:iho~~nc~~t,~: which Jumped aU the way ferent kinds oflhlngs. One, at "Obviously, he knew After .. the 1964 season, footbaU champlona, held the · 2U7; t~. (lloJ Youngotown fnm ninth. birth, and that's the lype of baseball. When I succeeded Dalmy gave up managing IUilber 01111 IPOI In Repon 7 cardinal Mooney and Canton !(ew Leldngton (4-0) also jdb Gene Mauch did, and now Branch Rickey as general because of his health. of lhll week's Ohio HICh Glen Ook, ~:io:'in4 · made a biB jump, moving up we need a different type of manager of the Pirates after "But he was W1l valuable 1· Clnclnnoll Moeller, ' 5·001 fnm seventh to third, while person at our stage ,of the 1955 season, we needed a to me," Urown said. "Danny School 'Athletic Assoclatloo 37. AA Be""'·· • •) lned In adolescence.". · succee · d Fred assisted me tn every phase of · computerised football 2. Colerain,ctou ..-..~ (.-.. rema manager to ra"RII eglonHoly s. Nome, fourth and Norwalk (3-1), General manager Jim Fan· Haney. I . didn't consider operation, In scou"nn --· I . Cltvtlond -• and In Coach Bob Lutz's 25.99i· 2. Glrord and Medlno second a week ago, feU to ntng said the new coach Danny because the job calls our mlncir league system. 23·00 uch. """'erhOUie pit:ked up 211.87 High end, Rtglon6 !lfth. · would be found outside the for sotne degree of what you When Brown fired Harry r·r d.l-llfora comfor'·ble lead 1. (tltl Limo Control COLUMBUS !UPIIThe "'..,. orgaruza ' tlon might can hard-heartedness. Walker tn July, 196'1, Mur1'"'" '1.· "" wuki.Y United Press ln . "'-..' 2 50 ~ over New Lextnaton and ~:~~?lie and Genoa, 1. llrnattonat Ohio High school Mauch, 49, came to Mill· I Just didn't think the lime laugh again stepped In all! In ' Ma)'IVille. Irooton won the ~~t 1 ton 7 · Boord ol Coach eo tootball treat from the PhUadeiP.Ia was right. the last 711 games, ll)e tellm 1 1· Ironton, 2U7; 2. lttoJ ·Re"'oo 7 title two ........ ••o ,r~tdtng!.;"~!ro~'rs~~ c'ocr"d~otf~ Phillles In 1969 when the "We were at New Orleans again split even. , a• o~-• -e New Lexington and and Wll runnerup la.lt yaar, Mayovlllt, 11.00 each; 4, parentheses : Expos entered the Nati00 al In 1952, 1953 and 1954. The · 1 · In C1ua Re•lon 3, Wirren, Btllotro, 15.00 6.00;i 6.5. Toronto, VIncent Ttom CtouAAA Points . League. Mootreal finished next year Danny I!Uinaged e · 1 Zlnetvl1ie wu ranked foilrth , 14 .50; 7. Ull~a. 14.33; 1. (tiel 1. Cincinnati Moeller (1~1 (4. sixth in 1969 and 1970, fifth tn the team at Char eaton, 313 OCTOBER while Lanculer wu ranked ~:~':::~d .st•[.".;ul~~~~~~ ~~Warren Herding (6)(4. · !971 and 197%, fourth In 1973 W.Va.,butwasreleasedalter eighth. · Aquino• end Merlina Forry, ~~Lakewood St. Edward 271 and 1974 and filth this year. the season because tlie In CI.. A · Re'"'on II, " ·00 eoch. c13 1(4.oJ 26s " As . far as .trades are owners ran out of money." SPECIAL · Rttlon.l · Brown s Igne d Bobby Aluander II ranked"' aecond 1. OleJ Bollbroq,k end 4. \J ppor Arlington (3· IJ . 107 concerned•I do llotthtnk we S. Princeton (3.1J 104 , de bu · b PI t Lon don, 25 Clo::~ h 00 and Cbllapealle ninth. 6. Elr,rto 111 IM J 98 wUI make many Ira s, t Bragan as t e ra es llen'l the firat official' .RI,.Ion r 7. (I el warren Western we ':do need pitching talent manager In 1956 and . 1 Coum I b one, 15·ll 1 2· 7. (tloJFindlo"(4-0J Reserve (3·1J 83 ' . recommendedM""'"""" stale r•H•H• of the 1175 83 badlyandwew!Utrytomake (tit)· Burton Borkehlro end • ch B B ..... _.aaa ch Loudonville, u.oo each . 9. Eut Liverpool Ill !4-0I 81 trades tn that area" McHale coa . ut ragan ose ,, . • 1 o 10. Zantlvllle IHJ /4 ' T Tt 1 t d d' IU$ !upll- Thlo 1 Mont:&':u~"r 1 11 oo : 2 h~ondton: 11 . Newark 60; said. om a urn ns ea an 5 u i t a b I .e f o .r wook'o· Htgn School · M 12. YoungJtown At ·their home tn Rancho Danny was assigned to Alhlotlc Ohio Attoclotlon com . co· r'o•, • JS. ,· l. p' re...;onist. ,.. 58 1 1l L Cardinal 1 s (2J chl'ldren's wear, · puttrlud football rallngo, Jostph, 13.00. · . ooney oro n .r. Mirage CaW Mrs Mauch manage Williamsport, the ft.. 1 t t t j lttiiDn 11 O J lot , Canton McKinleV 36; , ·• · w po n ~~~ 1. Nework catholic; 2o.oo;-15. Hllertnv Allor 31 ; 16. quipped "I'm sorry, he's not Pirate affUiate In the Eastj!I'D dresses, q"llt linings, •o f. Albonr, Afounder 18.00 · 3. Colerain (lJ 301 17 · ~lleJ sports wear, etc ... 1 tont ft c ld 1 1 • 1 ' t' Cincinnati Woodward and here. He's at the employment League. 1. Lok.,.OOCI St. ldword • we' 2.50. Barberton 29 each· 19 Nllo• office." When Tatum decided to • Front or, ' •• oo 1 2 Ro•on"o l' 67 11.00; 5. Amonde Cltorcrook, . • · - · ' 11if 1 10.33; 6. (lleJ Tuocorewu . McKinley 21; 20. (lloJ Mid · . REG.,, 11.98 YD. 1. Toledo s . John'o, 29 ,111 catholic and stenion Loco!, dlotown, Centerville (1) and ' 10.00 tlthl 1. 8tlltlrt st. NMth . Cantpn Hoover, 26 I 25 50 2· Gohonne con, · · John, 9.50; 9. (lit) Bergholz "ch. . 11 Others wllh ltn or more •• 2 Springfield end Chesapoeke 1· Akron 11t 1,• 33 .•• ' • aoch ' points: Colum buo Eui(Tioor, (tlo) l!ut Liverpool or,d 9·00 ·Rtllanl 2 Clnc(nnall Lo'Salle, Cln . Mlddlolown Fonwl~k·, clnnatl St . Xavier, Youngs. Nowork, 31 .50 tech; A. 0 I) 1 ZlnHvlllt end Hud..n, 21.00 18 00 , 2 Wllllomobur• 15.5 0 cown ~honey , Permo Padua, • YD. eech 1 6. (tit) C1nton · • · •• · Westerville south~ Fremont weekly grid poH ' Murtaugh·best '·f ireman' manager • ' = ::'! By PEfE SPUDICH BE~A, Ohio (UPI) - To vet~I!D quarterback Mike .,.. Phipps . of the ~leveland ' = ·BrQwns, sta~l'cs don't mean : much unless the team does : well. ..,. "And so far I we haven't • , . ' ,... dOne too well" he sa•·s "So ... ? I, .., I'm not very satisfied with :: the, way things are going, : . "But we :think ·it can be : corrected and by the end of the year we hope l<i have a·. : much better .season record - than we had In 1974. We're : starting off 0.2, but there's : stlll12 games left to play. And : there are pl_enty games there :: to prove to the people around ::; !Ml· league that w~'re stU! : capable of willnlng." . : , Phipps and his teammates ... will ' get a chance to prove - themselves Sunday when : they host the World Clam· : pion Plttsbutgh Steelers at : Municipal Stadium · In • Cleveland. The Browns have lost two straight, but Phipps • Is optimistic about beating ~ the Steelers. : "I would thiok the Steelers : will be certainly more fired : up than usual (because of : their loss last week to Buf• falo) except this big rivalry : between the Steelers and : Browns anyway Is heavy - enough and I don't think the : fact that they lost · has that : much to do with It," he says. :: · "The fact that we lost (to : Cincinnati l!lld Mirmesota), : ~e have a little bit to prove, : too," said Phipps, whp has - completed 21 of 39 passes this season for 240 yards. "It should be a very physical • - FANTASTIC SAVINGS NOWTHRU OCTOI;IER 26. - -~in ilivision - Rosa, Cuyahoga Falls, Toledo woodward, Clayton Nor . thmont,, Davton Wilbur llncuhr Wright, Fairmont west Kt1tt~lng and (1) . BOSTON (UP!) - Veteran ClonAA Points Luis ·Tiant wiU pitch the 1. Akron St. Vincent (4) (]. 11 154 playoff opener for the Boston 2. C:lrclovlllo (3) (4-0J 134 Red Sox ~alnst the Oakland 3. Now Ltxlnglon (4-0J 116 · 4. Bello ire ISJ (4-0J 90 A's. Carl Yastrzemskl wUI 5. Norwalk 13·1J 88 ba~thlrd but his field position 6. Whooloroburg (1) (H J 72 7. (tiel Torqnto (3-0-lJ 63 was WlCertsin. -MIL_, RIQIMAN 7. (111) lrontonU·lJ U "Luis Tiant wUl pitch tbe u' .• ....., 9. London C2J !4-0J 54 IUPI Sporta Bdll« 10. Cltvitlond Holy Name · opener against the. A's," (1)(3-0J ... 45 Boston Manager Darrell MANlLA (UPI) - Scmm>w thlnllalways look a UtUe soco"a ton : 11 . ltleJ rWvomlng 2 and Minerva. JS Johnson announced Wedbetter the nat day. ' · IICh; 13. Wethington Court ne!!day after meeting with his Only 14 houra aflwtr11n81o deatroy him, Mubammld All Haute (1J (l3J; 14. coacbes. "Then it '11 be -·'"find_..., •• '-t. lhlnd ....... ty •• ~·- '-111'1 for Joe Ridgewood (lJ 31; 15. (lloJ DJU~U ,.,. . . . . w ..a;... , l'''UD'• Columbus Watterson and Reggie Cleveland In the Fruler. He didn't have uiJIIIe hanb wurd for anyone, In fact, Loutavlllt AQutnu, 30 each; second and Rick Wtse tn.the except perblpe for •lllabt die at Jilek Ili&IIjilid), and there . ~~;,~"l!~~r~rt".~'~oln ~:; flrBI game at Olikland next W11 110 more 11Jk about relirlng. 19. Modllre 25; 20. Columbus Tuesday." "I don'l wanna quit today Ill did an bouufter the fl8ht," · R~~~r~2 · with ten or more for Yaslrzem:iki, woo llidMuhammldAU,onlylnoellveelriOabcmawhllper. &o 1n ts : c lev elo n d hasAll been bothered by He Ill in 111 M1Y chair In 1U bole! lUIIe here completely w:~;ct 1ctl~~~r~'),1 rd, M~:~~h~ shoulder Injury and was · relaDll, and In bblap W11 C111e of tile loclll DeWIJIIperl with I Hlgftlond (1 ), Oberlin, liven permis81on to miss _ _. him on"- .__I.,._ and 1 "'" black Youngstown Liberty (lJ , fuU blown .......,, --• w ..,. ""'' ,.... ..,.., wut Branch, Youngstown practice with the rest or !he headUne ~ "Ali Wins." Royen. Columbus oesates club Wednesday, ''he'D be tn The dark .aJ• as be Win didn't ~hide the purplla1l ~~,;..~w~~~Y:.; ~h·~:,:ln~Jl: there," Johnson said: The ''mOU.Ie" under blsrlaht eye and If theJ did~, they only Julienne ond Von Wort· (1 J. 11181111ger listed Yaz as bat• ~~ecentuated hll cheeks, l*b of which wn puffed a bit Ub clo-;;A Ung third. · warm brown mullins at breatfut time. Toom Polnto don't know right now "I Aahorttlmeearller,atblshotel,JoeFrulerhaduid.heand 1. Canol Winchester (6J (;. ... 01 13S whether Yastnemskl owill , All had a conwl'lllllon going alllltrwP their fillbt, and that 2. (lie J Mlddlttown play left field or first base," IIDIIie of the dialogue between them bed been ''pntll;y ro~." Fenwick (3J (l-1J · 115 Johnson said. · The dtlllerw« Wllll't going to dlvuip what bad been uld, ~4.W'' Newark c~thollc H~ . Tum /'Sport Parade w..... m a .......... •"-·"" Neltlllr Wll All. He didn't - any po1n1 to 11. Belldea, he felt be ml.gbt be hurling haM· "11 he lan'l eama uy anyliU&, I won't,' llld AU. "He'a gotll Hvt. He'l belped IIIIi l'w Mlped ~. We're not ·enemil!l. W- madi uch otber rlc:b." _.•hll...._ ........ All PYU~ thefact he did - V I....., not know bow thefilbiWUIQillcblftnll,rllltapped. ''No, I . .......... IWII....,......_tbe•.... ,butl~-u ·~·- • .._.. - - - ..... .,.,,. 1 cldn't paD It out 11 the end, It wa a pnelb!Uty," he •ld. •--' ,_..____ the rete •.:. . . "Why? ·Too II)UCh ,..._ · - ~. ree, .... CI'OIId." · Tile "YIIII," Allllld. ''The ref- wuworkingforlim.laot hit '-a_..a.tto-.. ·"""lhe,J-M • .__,It." ' ""' ..._ _,..,.. "' _,... Far the tlnlllmt, All mtlled Iii ....Ide p1aa." n wu to Wllrdlllnl ,.._ • - u pclllliiJ!e, 111 1n tbere Inc! throw - - . . . 1111 Dock lUI out U ht could. No provillon wu • 'made lllr .., of 1111 filii:)' . . . ' . ''I I hid claDe 1111 AU danee, I'd be the- to be'It quU afle'r h till ~ lllid. . . . "I clall't tldlk·.. ·lllollld l'llln," llid Ali of Fruill'. ... dall't 11m tD. Jlll',t .-.. He'l tw ,_,. JGIIIIIII' lllu I -... IIIIi ,. ... be lo4llllt tile ........... tbe flltlll flll*r cbl . . . . _ YGI clall't i'..lft to lid bee lUI f bell U11eD. lilt a1111 II.,._ lle'l _,. IJ'IIIt to tlile ID ;1), Rdtkfard ca: 1 •Jlllllj1-: · ·'•'I.......... . . '111117' SISti TRIP ~=··•~ lillt'l HAS. Mon.-Ttlurs. 1-5:30 Fri.-Sat. .W.VA. 1-8:00 WITH ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS I FROM • . ·. VALLEY LUMBER ' • ' llllilatle In Mil or 'White Rnlsh 18 (2) U·D· 100% CRESlAN ACRYLIC OONVERSE. AU. STAIS GYM SHOI1s ., llld ' IU;a, firlces SHIRTS, . HEAT-TREATED EXTRUDED AlUMINUM, ALL NYLON . . .DWAlE DIE BiER ., D£p·•IW' li£NT SJOR."£~ nn1111 101.-lliJIS. fll. L.::":..:•:·-.!;:.:·~·~:·J· •-----~••••••--• •. MIU. . FINISH I ,. 11'1 . ' BD ProWit.r -proof con ~ -tooled hord.,ort with Poolllvt Aetlon Locka. Morino Gleztnv . !fforlltls 1111 -ocllon for ouy dtolgn Cltonln,. SOII·S!Orfng ..,. tiiY oporotton ond cloonlng. Full woathorslripplng. · Ovtrlll) acrten. Cuatom mode lo Ill your wtn "· Sl101 through 101 lt,td lnchOI. 51111 over 1 ·un lied tnchH oloo Ollblo. HWMC WElDED CORNERS SWEAlSOCIS. . : MISSION, Kan. (UPI) - Wittenberg and Grambling -m~tlnued to hold their No. 1 - ranking& In \he Natilll81 Col::leglate Athletic Aaooclation 'a : weekly ratings of the : Aaaoclatlon 's Division n and .......rnvllion Ill footbaU teams. - Both ieams were : WIInlmolll pick.l for the No. I : positions. Grambling, un; : beaten In three games, was ::Jdle 1aat week, while Wit· _ tenberg won Its third game :without a loss by sUpping past = Musklngum, ,_16. - Undefeated Bol.se State (3- o) and Ithaca (~l coptlnued : to trail Grambling and : wittenberg tn the polls; which ::are conducted by the NCAA's =:two divisional football ::committees. - There were several ~changes In both Top 10 polls, Including the University of f ' North Dakota moving Into the · C No. 3 spj)l .In the Division II ~ ratings aJ1!1 the University of • Evansville taking over the Division Jll'a third position. J: , MISSION , Kon. (UPIJ The Top 10 teams, with won ~ and loss record In paren. ! theses (Po lnta based on 1 ; sy•tem of ll'14-13-12·11·10-f.l. • 7-6·S·A·3·2·1l :' DIVIIIOn C1 • Tum Polnta 1. Gambling (3-0J 60 2. Bql•• State (3·01 . 54 3. North Dakota CJ.OJ '47 4. Idaho State (3·01 . 45 S. Western Kentucky 14-0J 44 6. Northern Mich . (4-0J 41 • 7. lllol Alcorn Stato 12·11 3• 7. (tiel Jackson Stato !4-01 34 9, Western Illinois 13·4) 22 • 10. Montano (2-0J 18 • I Division Cit Tum Points . 1. Wittenberg (3 -0l 60 2. lthltl•(l-0) 56 3. E'vonsvlllo (2·11 u • 4. wartburg !!-OJ . •3 : 5. Franklin & Mersholl 12· ii 01 42 tol 6. CM W . Post 12-Dl 40 : • 7. BaiGwtnowalloce (2-IJ 32 ._ ..,1. Mount Union (3 -0) 28 ,. ""· Coiii, Lutheron (1-01 · 26 10. Shlpponoburg 51. !3·11 22 e = . I! i i TUBE & ~.~-.... ArM . . ''ll • J ..... ,. '1¢'= ,.. . wwld win, IIIII be wu ~~mo~~r~&~~t."AIIIIId.''You•,•~t~~•u"'Jelloulotothar ,....., 111 piQin . . ;uu " • illll)lla1wl. Ploplt b'tlll....,ltM! •r-dl. Y•cm~'lrileJid: co. HEATIN·COLD . . . . . . "IIIII' fiiiZI• IIIII .._ blm. PICKENS HARDWARE ·' Hrs.: Weekdays 9-5 Sat. 9-8 returned. Tiant bas been lllll'llng a· ,back injUry but Johneon ~ a few days rest since the regular seaPI ended last Sunday bas helped. · "Mybati:feelsflne,10does ~--------­ my arm," Tlant ssld earner this week. "I'D be reldy ." Ken Holtzman. w• named the A's' starter for Saturday by Manager Alvin Dark, who said be was uncertain of who . . to start In the second pme. Dark said he might CGIIIIder startlns Holtzman In tlie . .· second game If. he 11e11 knocked a.~t early In the flrlt. The A's stole 113 bales during ihe regular aeuJD but Boston Coach Eddie Popowski said be fell catcher Carlllll Flak could handle them. . "Filk wiU ta1le care of their running," Popowski uld. "With Tl8nt pltchln(j, he'll throw their butts out." l'alfl:-. a11aut the 98 -t JOGGING SUITS •*•' t filloullha rebate coupon we'lltin1o11 when JOU purchuelUCITE . Send rou1 ca~ rttltter rHtiPI and t~t front PGrtlon ollabels lor tach efalmtd (as lllustrlftd on tht COtJpon). Ou•rts not eliaiblt. . .. ll to: LUCilE Crtll Paint Rtbl\t P.O. Bo~ 7.90/Philldtlj)h il , PA 191GI Must be postmatked no l1ftr th•n No-r, J 5, I 975. Yaz and Johnson were to discuss thesltuaton when Yas Pork way · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. . 5. 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"Th ey 're a well coorha n ci~ ." is .not winning-• Phipps dinat ed team, " he · s ays . football game , one that should be very exciting." To make. it a thriller, Forrest Gtegg, head coach of the BrOWJJII, feels he needs to do some regrouping to rebound from la!d week's 4210 shellacking by the Vikings . "The main thing ~ want to do · is regroqp this !oo!b.•ll team just tci continue to in1prove," Gregg said. "I think we weht illong and we · improved every week. " I think last week was the only time we ever slipped back; that we went bac~ and lost some of the things we were doing. One of the·things we had was fight. And w~ completely lost our . fight Sundliy against the Vikings." There wu a simple reason lor that, according to Phipps. "Because·we faced a pretty· good footbaij tejlm was one of. the problems and w efelt like "They 're fair ly simple (with Wf_were going to have to play their plays) and they 're very a little bit over our heads to strong up front. maintain any type cif com"0! course, you can't forget petition with them," Mike about their defensive line and said. "And as it was, we got Joe Green is the guy that behind early and starte d to . everybody has to try 1o get to. press and, of course, we · And, certainly, he is a strong played right into their force in all their key plays and we'll be . qui te awa,re of Where he is on the field. He's not the only great foo tball player on that learn, though." Su what· are the Browns going to lhlve lo.do to win ? HThere's no question about it, " · says Phipps. " What we're going to have to do is scqre more points than we have In' the past and control the hall oft them. By doing that we have a chance, and a .very good chance." Orange TownshipVolunteer . 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Country S1yle cooker -Server that never needs wa1· chlng. 11's electric, · :. • lightweight an(( safe. $1388 NOR~LCO SHOWER PROFESSIONAL "" MASSAGE QUICK DRY 1000 HAIR DRYER' - . /STYLER ~::.:: o t tes· pr ofess iona ls $ =· :• •.." CASEY'S MEMORY NEW YORK (UPI) - The New York Yankees announced Wednesday they wUI . perpetuate the memory of Caaey Stengel by adding hlm to the special aectlon of monuments ·and plaques beyond the center field fmC~! in the new Yankee Stlldium which Wm open In AprU. The monuments curreully commemorate· Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and Miller liuggina and tl!ere are plaque& for Jacob Ru..,ert, , Ed Barrow, JOe DIMafilo, Mickey Mantle and Pope paul VI. It has not been decided yet whether Stengel will be honored with a m111ument or · II • i i it ~ pla~ue . nair" supe r- fast · - • heal settings - The ki nd I he Makes 8 cups of deli cioUs Palyester,~~r;~~~~~!. 10 pel . wash , tumble dry. •llergenlc. 2 yr. guarantee. Blue, G(een . by Waterpik co ff ee . Dishwasher prool glass se r ver . En joy a better cup of cotfee. ,..-'lr'--'1(' · SQUARE DANCE SATURDAY, OCT. 4 "• ; Wittenberg_ 2'is No. one cl:.:, Tiant to face· A's Saturday . ' •• COIIQN KNITS ~°° . =· POLYESTER ;.,2 •· · ' ' = •--------1 CI!D=· ' . I ,uers are·· ,on · ..z·n R egz•on 7. te.'om ·· ' S!_~!s. 'nothing ·if team rr.• AM - " 5- The Daily Sentlnei,rddlepo~t-Pomeroy, o., Thur&ia y, Oc t. 2, 1975 ' t~.. �.. ·. .. \ ' 4- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o.,ThUI'!Idly. n.-t 2. li175 I I I ·, .• j IHS 7th . mUPI's· Expos fire · pi( \ .- - . 'e Gen ., · · . M.8 UC By RUDY CERNKOVIC ·· remain at b1s television job; PITTSBURGH (UPI) Dannr was named Pirate •• .Danny Murtaugh bas l!lltab- coach befQre he. started the h. liBhed himself as the best . seai!Oil at Willlamaport. "fireman" manager In the When Brown fired Bragan · MONTREAt ( UPI) . majors. In Allgust, 1957, Danny , UPI Sporta Writer the way to a lie for aeventh won three In a row since Gene Mauch was named Four times. he. waa called stepped In as Interim : COLUMBUS (UPI) uill week. · dropping Its opener, .inoved coach of the Montreal Elxpoll up by General Manager Joe manager. The team waa In Akroo St. VIncent, lllthough And, Middletown Fenwick, up a spot to ·fourth but polled at their birth in 1969 and L. Brown of the Pittsburgh seventh place. stuck with an 11-4 lou by a 14-13loler to AAA FraritUn only 107 points, whUe Prln· guided them through their Pirates to fill In as field "Danny got the team logeL«aln Soulhvlew Saturday Friday night, a1lppjld to a tie cetclli, l011er only to Moeller · infancy. Wednesday the team manager. And he delivered ther, gave it cMe81111 and . night,:manqed to cling to Its for aecond In this week's 14-IZ In Its opener, finished said he was fired because each time, .morale. In the remaining sa · No. I spot lhll week In the Clau A voting. fifth. "we need a different type of The Brown-Murtaugh games, we split e"en," United Preu Interniltlonal Movtngtntothetopspotstn Elyria (4-0) inoved up a person at our stage of association began in 1952 1Jrown uid. Ohio High School Board of those two claues are notch to sixth, followed by adolescence." , when they were with New ThePiratesflnlshedaecond Coachl!l C1aU AA football defending cha11Jplon Cln· Findlay ( 4-0) and Western . "I called Gene Mauch to Orleans of the · Southern In 19511, fourth In 1959 and will ratings, ' , ., clnruiU Moeller In AM and Reserve (3-1) In a tie for give him the news," said Association. Brown was their firSt National League . The Fighting Irish, Canal Winchester, last year's III!Venth, East Uverpool (4-0) Exp.os president John president and general pennant in 1116o alter a lapse ho'1fVer, were .the ooly one cl l'\llllltl'llp, In A. In ninth and Zanesville (4-0) Mcllire.-"ltbankedhirn lor manager of the Pellcana and of33 years.The Pirates were lul"week's three leedel'll who Moeller, although &ellint! , in tenth. the outstanding job he has Murtaugh was the field underdogs against the New -.e.that fort111ate. one leu first place vote than· . . Canal Winchester moved . done for the past seven years strategist. York Yankees In the World Warren Welllern Resem, No. 3 St. Edward, rolled up from fourth to the No. I spot since he hec~me our first, ....: rhe pair came up to the Series. But BID Mazeroskl's which took the No. 1 tag tn 313 points. Unbeaten Warren after a 56-0 romp over Berne and only manager. Mauch did Pirates, where they won five historic home run over the · AAA Into Its Saturday n~ Harding Ia second with 271, Union Friday night. .not appear to be overly Eastern Division cham- left field wall at Forbes Field glille with Lakewood St. followed by St. Etl with2851n Fenwick, which dropped lo surprised. plonships and two World In the ninth Inning of the Edward only to be ~ed l!trlctly a three-team race. 3-1, Ia tied for second with "We feel this club is in a SerieS. The Pirates open the . seventh- game gave the Gl-28 by the Eagles, fell all Upper Arlington, which baa Newark Catholic, which won development stage and we · National League cham· Pirates their first world its fo~ game without a need - a different t)'pe. of pionship series Saturday at championship since 1925 .f. loss. Winchester has 138 manager. We have a ·few Cincinnati, a team ~t beat when they beat the ~ points to 115 for the two people In mind." He did not them twice In previous Waahlngton Senators. '"'e · 1:"' runnersuJ). name any, playoffs. • The victory of the Yankees , St. Vincent, despite Its loss,. charles Bronfman, Brown reflected on his was atonement for the held a rather wide edge In the chairm_im of the Expos' partnership with Muriaugh. Pirates who were beaten In . p AA ratings, the F~tlng Irish board, said "it is tirne we "Danny's human qualities lour games by the Yankees getting 154 polttts to 134 for made a change. An~ Impressed me back In New and their "tdurderera Row" Irilnlon'a Tliel'll, defeildlng McKinley and a.. borton, runnerup ClrcievUle (4-0), organization needs two dif. Orlea)ls," Brown said. tn the 1~. World Series. SoutheSIIem Ohio Lugue · ~H3, •:.ch ~u:iho~~nc~~t,~: which Jumped aU the way ferent kinds oflhlngs. One, at "Obviously, he knew After .. the 1964 season, footbaU champlona, held the · 2U7; t~. (lloJ Youngotown fnm ninth. birth, and that's the lype of baseball. When I succeeded Dalmy gave up managing IUilber 01111 IPOI In Repon 7 cardinal Mooney and Canton !(ew Leldngton (4-0) also jdb Gene Mauch did, and now Branch Rickey as general because of his health. of lhll week's Ohio HICh Glen Ook, ~:io:'in4 · made a biB jump, moving up we need a different type of manager of the Pirates after "But he was W1l valuable 1· Clnclnnoll Moeller, ' 5·001 fnm seventh to third, while person at our stage ,of the 1955 season, we needed a to me," Urown said. "Danny School 'Athletic Assoclatloo 37. AA Be""'·· • •) lned In adolescence.". · succee · d Fred assisted me tn every phase of · computerised football 2. Colerain,ctou ..-..~ (.-.. rema manager to ra"RII eglonHoly s. Nome, fourth and Norwalk (3-1), General manager Jim Fan· Haney. I . didn't consider operation, In scou"nn --· I . Cltvtlond -• and In Coach Bob Lutz's 25.99i· 2. Glrord and Medlno second a week ago, feU to ntng said the new coach Danny because the job calls our mlncir league system. 23·00 uch. """'erhOUie pit:ked up 211.87 High end, Rtglon6 !lfth. · would be found outside the for sotne degree of what you When Brown fired Harry r·r d.l-llfora comfor'·ble lead 1. (tltl Limo Control COLUMBUS !UPIIThe "'..,. orgaruza ' tlon might can hard-heartedness. Walker tn July, 196'1, Mur1'"'" '1.· "" wuki.Y United Press ln . "'-..' 2 50 ~ over New Lextnaton and ~:~~?lie and Genoa, 1. llrnattonat Ohio High school Mauch, 49, came to Mill· I Just didn't think the lime laugh again stepped In all! In ' Ma)'IVille. Irooton won the ~~t 1 ton 7 · Boord ol Coach eo tootball treat from the PhUadeiP.Ia was right. the last 711 games, ll)e tellm 1 1· Ironton, 2U7; 2. lttoJ ·Re"'oo 7 title two ........ ••o ,r~tdtng!.;"~!ro~'rs~~ c'ocr"d~otf~ Phillles In 1969 when the "We were at New Orleans again split even. , a• o~-• -e New Lexington and and Wll runnerup la.lt yaar, Mayovlllt, 11.00 each; 4, parentheses : Expos entered the Nati00 al In 1952, 1953 and 1954. The · 1 · In C1ua Re•lon 3, Wirren, Btllotro, 15.00 6.00;i 6.5. Toronto, VIncent Ttom CtouAAA Points . League. Mootreal finished next year Danny I!Uinaged e · 1 Zlnetvl1ie wu ranked foilrth , 14 .50; 7. Ull~a. 14.33; 1. (tiel 1. Cincinnati Moeller (1~1 (4. sixth in 1969 and 1970, fifth tn the team at Char eaton, 313 OCTOBER while Lanculer wu ranked ~:~':::~d .st•[.".;ul~~~~~~ ~~Warren Herding (6)(4. · !971 and 197%, fourth In 1973 W.Va.,butwasreleasedalter eighth. · Aquino• end Merlina Forry, ~~Lakewood St. Edward 271 and 1974 and filth this year. the season because tlie In CI.. A · Re'"'on II, " ·00 eoch. c13 1(4.oJ 26s " As . far as .trades are owners ran out of money." SPECIAL · Rttlon.l · Brown s Igne d Bobby Aluander II ranked"' aecond 1. OleJ Bollbroq,k end 4. \J ppor Arlington (3· IJ . 107 concerned•I do llotthtnk we S. Princeton (3.1J 104 , de bu · b PI t Lon don, 25 Clo::~ h 00 and Cbllapealle ninth. 6. Elr,rto 111 IM J 98 wUI make many Ira s, t Bragan as t e ra es llen'l the firat official' .RI,.Ion r 7. (I el warren Western we ':do need pitching talent manager In 1956 and . 1 Coum I b one, 15·ll 1 2· 7. (tloJFindlo"(4-0J Reserve (3·1J 83 ' . recommendedM""'"""" stale r•H•H• of the 1175 83 badlyandwew!Utrytomake (tit)· Burton Borkehlro end • ch B B ..... _.aaa ch Loudonville, u.oo each . 9. Eut Liverpool Ill !4-0I 81 trades tn that area" McHale coa . ut ragan ose ,, . • 1 o 10. Zantlvllle IHJ /4 ' T Tt 1 t d d' IU$ !upll- Thlo 1 Mont:&':u~"r 1 11 oo : 2 h~ondton: 11 . Newark 60; said. om a urn ns ea an 5 u i t a b I .e f o .r wook'o· Htgn School · M 12. YoungJtown At ·their home tn Rancho Danny was assigned to Alhlotlc Ohio Attoclotlon com . co· r'o•, • JS. ,· l. p' re...;onist. ,.. 58 1 1l L Cardinal 1 s (2J chl'ldren's wear, · puttrlud football rallngo, Jostph, 13.00. · . ooney oro n .r. Mirage CaW Mrs Mauch manage Williamsport, the ft.. 1 t t t j lttiiDn 11 O J lot , Canton McKinleV 36; , ·• · w po n ~~~ 1. Nework catholic; 2o.oo;-15. Hllertnv Allor 31 ; 16. quipped "I'm sorry, he's not Pirate affUiate In the Eastj!I'D dresses, q"llt linings, •o f. Albonr, Afounder 18.00 · 3. Colerain (lJ 301 17 · ~lleJ sports wear, etc ... 1 tont ft c ld 1 1 • 1 ' t' Cincinnati Woodward and here. He's at the employment League. 1. Lok.,.OOCI St. ldword • we' 2.50. Barberton 29 each· 19 Nllo• office." When Tatum decided to • Front or, ' •• oo 1 2 Ro•on"o l' 67 11.00; 5. Amonde Cltorcrook, . • · - · ' 11if 1 10.33; 6. (lleJ Tuocorewu . McKinley 21; 20. (lloJ Mid · . REG.,, 11.98 YD. 1. Toledo s . John'o, 29 ,111 catholic and stenion Loco!, dlotown, Centerville (1) and ' 10.00 tlthl 1. 8tlltlrt st. NMth . Cantpn Hoover, 26 I 25 50 2· Gohonne con, · · John, 9.50; 9. (lit) Bergholz "ch. . 11 Others wllh ltn or more •• 2 Springfield end Chesapoeke 1· Akron 11t 1,• 33 .•• ' • aoch ' points: Colum buo Eui(Tioor, (tlo) l!ut Liverpool or,d 9·00 ·Rtllanl 2 Clnc(nnall Lo'Salle, Cln . Mlddlolown Fonwl~k·, clnnatl St . Xavier, Youngs. Nowork, 31 .50 tech; A. 0 I) 1 ZlnHvlllt end Hud..n, 21.00 18 00 , 2 Wllllomobur• 15.5 0 cown ~honey , Permo Padua, • YD. eech 1 6. (tit) C1nton · • · •• · Westerville south~ Fremont weekly grid poH ' Murtaugh·best '·f ireman' manager • ' = ::'! By PEfE SPUDICH BE~A, Ohio (UPI) - To vet~I!D quarterback Mike .,.. Phipps . of the ~leveland ' = ·BrQwns, sta~l'cs don't mean : much unless the team does : well. ..,. "And so far I we haven't • , . ' ,... dOne too well" he sa•·s "So ... ? I, .., I'm not very satisfied with :: the, way things are going, : . "But we :think ·it can be : corrected and by the end of the year we hope l<i have a·. : much better .season record - than we had In 1974. We're : starting off 0.2, but there's : stlll12 games left to play. And : there are pl_enty games there :: to prove to the people around ::; !Ml· league that w~'re stU! : capable of willnlng." . : , Phipps and his teammates ... will ' get a chance to prove - themselves Sunday when : they host the World Clam· : pion Plttsbutgh Steelers at : Municipal Stadium · In • Cleveland. The Browns have lost two straight, but Phipps • Is optimistic about beating ~ the Steelers. : "I would thiok the Steelers : will be certainly more fired : up than usual (because of : their loss last week to Buf• falo) except this big rivalry : between the Steelers and : Browns anyway Is heavy - enough and I don't think the : fact that they lost · has that : much to do with It," he says. :: · "The fact that we lost (to : Cincinnati l!lld Mirmesota), : ~e have a little bit to prove, : too," said Phipps, whp has - completed 21 of 39 passes this season for 240 yards. "It should be a very physical • - FANTASTIC SAVINGS NOWTHRU OCTOI;IER 26. - -~in ilivision - Rosa, Cuyahoga Falls, Toledo woodward, Clayton Nor . thmont,, Davton Wilbur llncuhr Wright, Fairmont west Kt1tt~lng and (1) . BOSTON (UP!) - Veteran ClonAA Points Luis ·Tiant wiU pitch the 1. Akron St. Vincent (4) (]. 11 154 playoff opener for the Boston 2. C:lrclovlllo (3) (4-0J 134 Red Sox ~alnst the Oakland 3. Now Ltxlnglon (4-0J 116 · 4. Bello ire ISJ (4-0J 90 A's. Carl Yastrzemskl wUI 5. Norwalk 13·1J 88 ba~thlrd but his field position 6. Whooloroburg (1) (H J 72 7. (tiel Torqnto (3-0-lJ 63 was WlCertsin. -MIL_, RIQIMAN 7. (111) lrontonU·lJ U "Luis Tiant wUl pitch tbe u' .• ....., 9. London C2J !4-0J 54 IUPI Sporta Bdll« 10. Cltvitlond Holy Name · opener against the. A's," (1)(3-0J ... 45 Boston Manager Darrell MANlLA (UPI) - Scmm>w thlnllalways look a UtUe soco"a ton : 11 . ltleJ rWvomlng 2 and Minerva. JS Johnson announced Wedbetter the nat day. ' · IICh; 13. Wethington Court ne!!day after meeting with his Only 14 houra aflwtr11n81o deatroy him, Mubammld All Haute (1J (l3J; 14. coacbes. "Then it '11 be -·'"find_..., •• '-t. lhlnd ....... ty •• ~·- '-111'1 for Joe Ridgewood (lJ 31; 15. (lloJ DJU~U ,.,. . . . . w ..a;... , l'''UD'• Columbus Watterson and Reggie Cleveland In the Fruler. He didn't have uiJIIIe hanb wurd for anyone, In fact, Loutavlllt AQutnu, 30 each; second and Rick Wtse tn.the except perblpe for •lllabt die at Jilek Ili&IIjilid), and there . ~~;,~"l!~~r~rt".~'~oln ~:; flrBI game at Olikland next W11 110 more 11Jk about relirlng. 19. Modllre 25; 20. Columbus Tuesday." "I don'l wanna quit today Ill did an bouufter the fl8ht," · R~~~r~2 · with ten or more for Yaslrzem:iki, woo llidMuhammldAU,onlylnoellveelriOabcmawhllper. &o 1n ts : c lev elo n d hasAll been bothered by He Ill in 111 M1Y chair In 1U bole! lUIIe here completely w:~;ct 1ctl~~~r~'),1 rd, M~:~~h~ shoulder Injury and was · relaDll, and In bblap W11 C111e of tile loclll DeWIJIIperl with I Hlgftlond (1 ), Oberlin, liven permis81on to miss _ _. him on"- .__I.,._ and 1 "'" black Youngstown Liberty (lJ , fuU blown .......,, --• w ..,. ""'' ,.... ..,.., wut Branch, Youngstown practice with the rest or !he headUne ~ "Ali Wins." Royen. Columbus oesates club Wednesday, ''he'D be tn The dark .aJ• as be Win didn't ~hide the purplla1l ~~,;..~w~~~Y:.; ~h·~:,:ln~Jl: there," Johnson said: The ''mOU.Ie" under blsrlaht eye and If theJ did~, they only Julienne ond Von Wort· (1 J. 11181111ger listed Yaz as bat• ~~ecentuated hll cheeks, l*b of which wn puffed a bit Ub clo-;;A Ung third. · warm brown mullins at breatfut time. Toom Polnto don't know right now "I Aahorttlmeearller,atblshotel,JoeFrulerhaduid.heand 1. Canol Winchester (6J (;. ... 01 13S whether Yastnemskl owill , All had a conwl'lllllon going alllltrwP their fillbt, and that 2. (lie J Mlddlttown play left field or first base," IIDIIie of the dialogue between them bed been ''pntll;y ro~." Fenwick (3J (l-1J · 115 Johnson said. · The dtlllerw« Wllll't going to dlvuip what bad been uld, ~4.W'' Newark c~thollc H~ . Tum /'Sport Parade w..... m a .......... •"-·"" Neltlllr Wll All. He didn't - any po1n1 to 11. Belldea, he felt be ml.gbt be hurling haM· "11 he lan'l eama uy anyliU&, I won't,' llld AU. "He'a gotll Hvt. He'l belped IIIIi l'w Mlped ~. We're not ·enemil!l. W- madi uch otber rlc:b." _.•hll...._ ........ All PYU~ thefact he did - V I....., not know bow thefilbiWUIQillcblftnll,rllltapped. ''No, I . .......... IWII....,......_tbe•.... ,butl~-u ·~·- • .._.. - - - ..... .,.,,. 1 cldn't paD It out 11 the end, It wa a pnelb!Uty," he •ld. •--' ,_..____ the rete •.:. . . "Why? ·Too II)UCh ,..._ · - ~. ree, .... CI'OIId." · Tile "YIIII," Allllld. ''The ref- wuworkingforlim.laot hit '-a_..a.tto-.. ·"""lhe,J-M • .__,It." ' ""' ..._ _,..,.. "' _,... Far the tlnlllmt, All mtlled Iii ....Ide p1aa." n wu to Wllrdlllnl ,.._ • - u pclllliiJ!e, 111 1n tbere Inc! throw - - . . . 1111 Dock lUI out U ht could. No provillon wu • 'made lllr .., of 1111 filii:)' . . . ' . ''I I hid claDe 1111 AU danee, I'd be the- to be'It quU afle'r h till ~ lllid. . . . "I clall't tldlk·.. ·lllollld l'llln," llid Ali of Fruill'. ... dall't 11m tD. Jlll',t .-.. He'l tw ,_,. JGIIIIIII' lllu I -... IIIIi ,. ... be lo4llllt tile ........... tbe flltlll flll*r cbl . . . . _ YGI clall't i'..lft to lid bee lUI f bell U11eD. lilt a1111 II.,._ lle'l _,. IJ'IIIt to tlile ID ;1), Rdtkfard ca: 1 •Jlllllj1-: · ·'•'I.......... . . '111117' SISti TRIP ~=··•~ lillt'l HAS. Mon.-Ttlurs. 1-5:30 Fri.-Sat. .W.VA. 1-8:00 WITH ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS I FROM • . ·. VALLEY LUMBER ' • ' llllilatle In Mil or 'White Rnlsh 18 (2) U·D· 100% CRESlAN ACRYLIC OONVERSE. AU. STAIS GYM SHOI1s ., llld ' IU;a, firlces SHIRTS, . HEAT-TREATED EXTRUDED AlUMINUM, ALL NYLON . . .DWAlE DIE BiER ., D£p·•IW' li£NT SJOR."£~ nn1111 101.-lliJIS. fll. L.::":..:•:·-.!;:.:·~·~:·J· •-----~••••••--• •. MIU. . FINISH I ,. 11'1 . ' BD ProWit.r -proof con ~ -tooled hord.,ort with Poolllvt Aetlon Locka. Morino Gleztnv . !fforlltls 1111 -ocllon for ouy dtolgn Cltonln,. SOII·S!Orfng ..,. tiiY oporotton ond cloonlng. Full woathorslripplng. · Ovtrlll) acrten. Cuatom mode lo Ill your wtn "· Sl101 through 101 lt,td lnchOI. 51111 over 1 ·un lied tnchH oloo Ollblo. HWMC WElDED CORNERS SWEAlSOCIS. . : MISSION, Kan. (UPI) - Wittenberg and Grambling -m~tlnued to hold their No. 1 - ranking& In \he Natilll81 Col::leglate Athletic Aaooclation 'a : weekly ratings of the : Aaaoclatlon 's Division n and .......rnvllion Ill footbaU teams. - Both ieams were : WIInlmolll pick.l for the No. I : positions. Grambling, un; : beaten In three games, was ::Jdle 1aat week, while Wit· _ tenberg won Its third game :without a loss by sUpping past = Musklngum, ,_16. - Undefeated Bol.se State (3- o) and Ithaca (~l coptlnued : to trail Grambling and : wittenberg tn the polls; which ::are conducted by the NCAA's =:two divisional football ::committees. - There were several ~changes In both Top 10 polls, Including the University of f ' North Dakota moving Into the · C No. 3 spj)l .In the Division II ~ ratings aJ1!1 the University of • Evansville taking over the Division Jll'a third position. J: , MISSION , Kon. (UPIJ The Top 10 teams, with won ~ and loss record In paren. ! theses (Po lnta based on 1 ; sy•tem of ll'14-13-12·11·10-f.l. • 7-6·S·A·3·2·1l :' DIVIIIOn C1 • Tum Polnta 1. Gambling (3-0J 60 2. Bql•• State (3·01 . 54 3. North Dakota CJ.OJ '47 4. Idaho State (3·01 . 45 S. Western Kentucky 14-0J 44 6. Northern Mich . (4-0J 41 • 7. lllol Alcorn Stato 12·11 3• 7. (tiel Jackson Stato !4-01 34 9, Western Illinois 13·4) 22 • 10. Montano (2-0J 18 • I Division Cit Tum Points . 1. Wittenberg (3 -0l 60 2. lthltl•(l-0) 56 3. E'vonsvlllo (2·11 u • 4. wartburg !!-OJ . •3 : 5. Franklin & Mersholl 12· ii 01 42 tol 6. CM W . Post 12-Dl 40 : • 7. BaiGwtnowalloce (2-IJ 32 ._ ..,1. Mount Union (3 -0) 28 ,. ""· Coiii, Lutheron (1-01 · 26 10. Shlpponoburg 51. !3·11 22 e = . I! i i TUBE & ~.~-.... ArM . . ''ll • J ..... ,. '1¢'= ,.. . wwld win, IIIII be wu ~~mo~~r~&~~t."AIIIIId.''You•,•~t~~•u"'Jelloulotothar ,....., 111 piQin . . ;uu " • illll)lla1wl. Ploplt b'tlll....,ltM! •r-dl. Y•cm~'lrileJid: co. HEATIN·COLD . . . . . . "IIIII' fiiiZI• IIIII .._ blm. PICKENS HARDWARE ·' Hrs.: Weekdays 9-5 Sat. 9-8 returned. Tiant bas been lllll'llng a· ,back injUry but Johneon ~ a few days rest since the regular seaPI ended last Sunday bas helped. · "Mybati:feelsflne,10does ~--------­ my arm," Tlant ssld earner this week. "I'D be reldy ." Ken Holtzman. w• named the A's' starter for Saturday by Manager Alvin Dark, who said be was uncertain of who . . to start In the second pme. Dark said he might CGIIIIder startlns Holtzman In tlie . .· second game If. he 11e11 knocked a.~t early In the flrlt. The A's stole 113 bales during ihe regular aeuJD but Boston Coach Eddie Popowski said be fell catcher Carlllll Flak could handle them. . "Filk wiU ta1le care of their running," Popowski uld. "With Tl8nt pltchln(j, he'll throw their butts out." l'alfl:-. a11aut the 98 -t JOGGING SUITS •*•' t filloullha rebate coupon we'lltin1o11 when JOU purchuelUCITE . Send rou1 ca~ rttltter rHtiPI and t~t front PGrtlon ollabels lor tach efalmtd (as lllustrlftd on tht COtJpon). Ou•rts not eliaiblt. . .. ll to: LUCilE Crtll Paint Rtbl\t P.O. Bo~ 7.90/Philldtlj)h il , PA 191GI Must be postmatked no l1ftr th•n No-r, J 5, I 975. Yaz and Johnson were to discuss thesltuaton when Yas Pork way · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. . 5. Corey m !4-0J 11 ~: t,~!~'~o~V~~f,le 1u " · " D) 61 7. (ltoJ Arlington CHI 61 ! 7. (lloJ Blulllon U-1) 61 10. CHirv[llt (21 (4-0t •6 RED, BLUE WITH WHITE STRIPES. loc011d IH: 11 . Loudonville 29; 12. Folrport Horbor 2•: 13. Rldgomont 211 u. <tiel ' TUICiriWIS CtlhOHC , ond ZIP JACKET AND Montpotlt<, . 24 uch; u . ' Covington 23; 17 . Burton ltrkohtre 121 211 11. lilt I PANT LEGS JlmHtown GretnYitw 1nd Stenion L!>Ctl 11 Itch; 10. Ottowo Hllll Ill 11. · Othtrt wllh ton or mort · pol" Ia: MeDon old, Mid · dltllotd Cordlntl, United LOCO! (1), LISbOn AndtriCIIi, Sollnovlllt southern. From-.. "*'" 111111' ~ blUm 111111." ,_j • to .lick D t t; - wbllt AU wu taalllg . HERE'S ALL YOU DO TO COLLECT YOI,JR . $1.50 PER GALLON REBATE: · - "~ - WHITE . FINISH- ,., '19.95 $23.95 VALLEY WMBER. &. SUPPLY CO. IIIIIDLEPOii . , Phipps hopes it's different uguliist the Sleelers .. "Th ey 're a well coorha n ci~ ." is .not winning-• Phipps dinat ed team, " he · s ays . football game , one that should be very exciting." To make. it a thriller, Forrest Gtegg, head coach of the BrOWJJII, feels he needs to do some regrouping to rebound from la!d week's 4210 shellacking by the Vikings . "The main thing ~ want to do · is regroqp this !oo!b.•ll team just tci continue to in1prove," Gregg said. "I think we weht illong and we · improved every week. " I think last week was the only time we ever slipped back; that we went bac~ and lost some of the things we were doing. One of the·things we had was fight. And w~ completely lost our . fight Sundliy against the Vikings." There wu a simple reason lor that, according to Phipps. "Because·we faced a pretty· good footbaij tejlm was one of. the problems and w efelt like "They 're fair ly simple (with Wf_were going to have to play their plays) and they 're very a little bit over our heads to strong up front. maintain any type cif com"0! course, you can't forget petition with them," Mike about their defensive line and said. "And as it was, we got Joe Green is the guy that behind early and starte d to . everybody has to try 1o get to. press and, of course, we · And, certainly, he is a strong played right into their force in all their key plays and we'll be . qui te awa,re of Where he is on the field. He's not the only great foo tball player on that learn, though." Su what· are the Browns going to lhlve lo.do to win ? HThere's no question about it, " · says Phipps. " What we're going to have to do is scqre more points than we have In' the past and control the hall oft them. By doing that we have a chance, and a .very good chance." Orange TownshipVolunteer . Are Department )Yut-sl)onsor A ' JENO'S QUINL..;N . PRETZEL NUBS . PIZZA MIX At the Tuppers Plains community Building and Fire Station from 9 to 12 p. m. Music by the King Khords . CAMPFIRE _ MARSHMALLOWS 69c Everyday Price 8 oz. Cannister Oteese Single Size 16 oz . ' 912-2709 '""' VANITY FAIR MORSE CODE ·· - ·- WALKIE-TALKIE . - Two solid state transceivers, t;,. mile Hnge , d orse Code ~~~ft~~~~n~ gnaling. 11 Citizen Band popcorn every Red or Avocado. Listed. VANITY 'FAIR . . 4-IN·1 81KE RADIO v I•E~· ... ,.. flit' Itt~ llrsl l !r• .. . • low eott q\lllltr Swtdllh MIINger .~,; ·.,, : Satety Lock, AM Radio, Headlight, Horn, and Turn StgnoC•. Snaps olt han· dlebars for portable radio convenience. $1299 TOASTMASTER EtECTRIC HEATER • sarety. Shuts off if upset. UL Listed. SIM·R·WARE ~t:tSLOW C®KER BY VANWYCK qt. Country S1yle cooker -Server that never needs wa1· chlng. 11's electric, · :. • lightweight an(( safe. $1388 NOR~LCO SHOWER PROFESSIONAL "" MASSAGE QUICK DRY 1000 HAIR DRYER' - . /STYLER ~::.:: o t tes· pr ofess iona ls $ =· :• •.." CASEY'S MEMORY NEW YORK (UPI) - The New York Yankees announced Wednesday they wUI . perpetuate the memory of Caaey Stengel by adding hlm to the special aectlon of monuments ·and plaques beyond the center field fmC~! in the new Yankee Stlldium which Wm open In AprU. The monuments curreully commemorate· Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and Miller liuggina and tl!ere are plaque& for Jacob Ru..,ert, , Ed Barrow, JOe DIMafilo, Mickey Mantle and Pope paul VI. It has not been decided yet whether Stengel will be honored with a m111ument or · II • i i it ~ pla~ue . nair" supe r- fast · - • heal settings - The ki nd I he Makes 8 cups of deli cioUs Palyester,~~r;~~~~~!. 10 pel . wash , tumble dry. •llergenlc. 2 yr. guarantee. Blue, G(een . by Waterpik co ff ee . Dishwasher prool glass se r ver . En joy a better cup of cotfee. ,..-'lr'--'1(' · SQUARE DANCE SATURDAY, OCT. 4 "• ; Wittenberg_ 2'is No. one cl:.:, Tiant to face· A's Saturday . ' •• COIIQN KNITS ~°° . =· POLYESTER ;.,2 •· · ' ' = •--------1 CI!D=· ' . I ,uers are·· ,on · ..z·n R egz•on 7. te.'om ·· ' S!_~!s. 'nothing ·if team rr.• AM - " 5- The Daily Sentlnei,rddlepo~t-Pomeroy, o., Thur&ia y, Oc t. 2, 1975 ' t~.. �• • 0 >· • . 7-The Daily Sentinel, ltliddleport.Porneroy, 0., Thursday, Oc t. 2, 1975 Rutland club rrtakes plans fa,r annual Christmas flower show Polly's Pointers Cast .about for co~ton stockings POLLY'S PROBLEM sometimes one mall will have DEAR POLLY ..:.. My son the same Pointer from · has a broken foot In a cast several people. We do try to almost to his knee. I 'would be as fair as possible and like to know the best way to slick to first come, first keep . dirt and sand from served. Tbanks for sticking getting Inside the cast when with us. Do believe we are he is playing.out of doors. - doing our best to be com· RUBY. pletely lair and appreciate DEAR RUBY - Why not . •very Pointer sent ln. 1 buy a pair of large size POUY. (grown-up) cottoa Jtocklngs DEAR POLLY - I had a that are large enough to slip new paint ·brush that I used over the cqs~ While one with a latex paint anUquiJig stoeklng Is belag worn over kit but lost the direcUons for the cast, tbe other one cau be cleaning the brush. Tbe first In the ·laundry. His cast will coat washed out with soap stay clean with no danger of and water but the wood anythlug getting laslde it. - graining stain left the brush POLLY. sticky·after such a washing. I was at a loss as to what I · DEAR POLLY - IamslU'e could do. I spied my pre-wash you get thousands of Pointers spray, sprayed some on the and Pet Peeves but my Pet brush, rubbed It in and then Peeve is to send In a Pointer washed it in soap arid water. and then a few months later This morning my brush was . see it in the column from not only clean and thoroughly someone else. It does not dry but softer than the day I bother me a bit to see a bought ·lt. - ESTijER. DEAR POLLY - I have Pointer that I have been doing for years but never dlacovered a way to swim went . ln. But after doing without having to worry something, never seeing It In about my hair set. I bought a the column and then sending rectangle of chamois about It In only to see someone beat 10" by 26" and folded lt In half me to It In print ls sort of so 'as to have a 13" length,, peeving. Tbls has happened folded Ibis over In three to me but certainly will not sections to get six stop me. Nor will it slop me thicknesses. Gather the hair ' from reading ·the column and up from the back and sides,· adding to my collecUon of put cap · on and place this Pointers. Bet you will not rectangular chamois un· print this one. - MRS. A.C.L. derneath back and sides pf DEAR MRS. A.C.L.- You the cap to cover the ears. lost your bet but I must uy fasten cap's chin strap: If you are a good aport and I do never put In the sun to dry appreciate your un· this cHamois will last for deratandlog. I can well Years and be well worth the lulagloe your aouoyanee but money spent. - JULIE. - RUTLAND - Plans fOr the from other club mell" lJers, chrysanthemums. Mrs. Eugene · Atkins was 1 • ~~annual Christmas flower cleanup. program chairwoman 11 A 1 sllow of the Rutland Garden Read at the mee ting was a paper, "Garden Color from Club were made and com- letter from Mrs, .Jris Kelton C hrysanthemums", was r:ead mittees- appointed at the annoWJcmg the Reglon II by Mrs . Carl Denison. Monday night mee ting of the 'meeting inMiddleport Nov . I. club at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Lewis and Chris Diehl Members . exhibited Charles Foley. repor'.ed on the guest night a r rangements usl.n11 ' The show will be held in the observance of the Bend 0 ' the chrysa nthemums. Timely basement of the Rutland River Garden Club. Others gardening tips for October AMBER CUMINGS United Methodist ChW'ch on f1'om the club attending were were given by Mrs. Canadliy. At the next meeting which Nov. 16 and 16. Committees Mrs. Kate Jarrell, Mrs. Jack will be at the home· of Miss named were Mrs. Ral)Jh R ·obson and Mrs. Virgil Diehl and Mrs. Eugene Turner wi t01 assistance of Atkins. Atkins, officers will be ln· other club members, staging; A thank you note was read stalled. They are Miss Diehl, Mrs. James Titu, , Mrs. Roy frV¥1 Mrs. Grace Colwell Mrs. Eugene president; Snowden, Mrs.·C. E. Bishop thanking thei:lub for the dish Atkins, vice president; Mrs. and Mrs. Harvey Erlewine, garden sent during her recent Ralph Turner, secretary, and SYRACUSE - Mr. and acceptance and placement; hospitalization. ~·W'nishing Mrs. · Roy Snowden, Mrs. Rex Cumings, Rustic Mrs. Pearl Canaday, Mrs. flowers for churches dW'ing Hills, Syracuse, entertained Dayton Parsons, Mrs. James the past month were Miss treasurer. There will ~lso be a sale of plants, bulbs and recently with a party Titus, Mrs. yernon Weber, Diehl and Mrs. W.el!er .. .: honoring their daughter, educational; Mrs:· Pea rl · Miss biciii ·thanked Mrs. baked goods at that Ume. Refreshments were served. Amber Dawn, on her first Little, Mrs. Dayton Parsons, Lewis [or preparing the : birthday. Miss Edna Mae Swick, Green Thumb Notes in A Holly Hobby theme was juniors; Mrs. Nellie Vale, September. Welcomed into FLOWERS FOR carried out with ice cream judge 's clerk ; Mrs . Ann club membership was Mrs·. Bl)d cake being served to . Webster, Mrs. 'Virgil Atkins, Nellie Vale. Mrs. Robert AU OCCASIONS Judy and Dan Webb and awards clerk ; Mrs. Pa ul Canaday won the traveling daughters, Shelly and \¥Inn , Mrs . Maurice prize provided by Mrs. Edith AND Bethany of Springfield, Chris Thomson, ribbons. Williamson with Mrs. Ber· NOVELTIES Stewart, Shelly and Tara Mrs. C. 0. Chapman, Mrs. nice Wlnn to provide the prize Wolfe, Tammy Buckley, slonsh Cottrill, Mrs. Everett in October. Holly Williams , Jonathan Colwell, Mrs. Chris Diehl, Mrs. Everett Colwell, co. Sargent , Jamie . Reeves, Mrs. Harry Williamson, hnstess for the meeting, gave Brian and April Tannehill, hospitality, registration ; 'devotions using "The Garden ·Chester, Ohio Kay Walker and Amber's Mrs. Charles Lewis, Mrs. of Eden" as her theme. For grandparents: She received Lawrence Milhoan, scrap· roll call members named a Phone 985-3537 many gilts. hook; Mrs. Stella Atkill$, ,Miss Ruby Diehl, Mrs . l"ernon Weber, special SANlfY l'ESI'S display; and Mrs. Harvey . WARREN, Ohio (UPI·) Tests will be given at Lima Erlewine with assistance State Hospital to Ronald Chesllk of Liberty Township to determine his sanity and If he can stand trial. • · .j, thought for the day: For informa.tion leading to the The . Trumbull County French writer Henri stendahl whereabouts and recovery of stolen Grand Jury has Indicted him said, "One can acquir e vehicles stolen from on a charge of rape In ,con· everything in solitude~ nectlon with an assault and . except Character." rape !If hls mother In August. 'l.r:··w:.-.(;;;;;~i~:;::~~~;5:':;:;:~;: :,:,~:-l~ · .' ~ Celebrates birthday Regional-garden clubs to meet·at Middleport PLAYING' NITELY TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY GEO. HALL TUES .-THWRS. · FRI. & SAT. ,. B:J0-1:00 . Pomeroy · . Best ln Live Entertainment AFTER OCT. 4, 1975-CAU 949-2206 (NIGHTS) • •'· '' .'. ..' • ' :••. ••• ••• • . ' . ' ~----------~------------------------~· · •' ; til• ot #OIIc, ~ al · Dlnilie~~t li {;alnfltii'Q - - !Miltlf'H, ~~~~.-.. oiiMinD Ql 1ht '"' rJ.Illio, lltrtbrr t~"•~tl lllll .lltCO UfliiiS. o1 thW. 111• 11 Nt~w~, ~·" • 1ft 111t FAST AND FRIENDLY to.. • ' ~~~.~.WI$, ll.l l l.~rtiJl: U•IIIIU, $l.l9(81l00; Silplus. a".rJOOO ~~on~. tuii~IXt. [qleNiiuns. Word has just been from the Parkers'~'~ '11111f.!ii MR.~. I MW 11t1M1o ""*"IIIII"' ,.,. .. ""'' "'•• " • ~... • o..- "''· burg Community Concert '"' "' .. .,, ""''' ...."' • -,,::,'~, Association that tbe BBC "" • "'' • ""'"'· ~'''"" • Symphony Orchestra of ~~- ~~~~lleooln• lllllmillri,9anlllt..._al '-': ·~• h•a• "'• '"' "''"""' Wales has cancelled Its North !'tOPUit tl, 01'- . .".'""" d._.._.,~, btlll ltdw. hM " ' " "''' '" tR:t .. ,.., ht.,,~~~f American tour for the coming It tl lfld I U~~M ~... 1111 tn~~ f'• te lli!IMO ,. '"'' .. ''"__.llt.,...ah-.... '"llllllll• aeason, .The orchestra was t*\ltllh ..__, Ill w.I'JIInnlllliiM_,~ Ill lollowl • lltttmbu ,~, ,,, ""- niHil .IW\1 scheduled to appear In U ~i Ul 011 U•tMh l tl~ 12 1~, \ 1\ 00. Siltplus "·'"·'"~ •-· ''"~""~ b~"'""'· PartersbW'g March 2t. ~~~~ 1». "'' mm. n aut& oo. C. ttl . Richard Suter, president 6f rwr: :1':..~-:. ! ::-~:':'ra~bM()w7. the Parkersburg auociation, '"' "' .. "' ""'' ""'·"' ' """~,:. ':'Ji exprellltd his sincere regreta mt•~ Sl .U!I,l75011 11111 ""l,ou • S:jl(t o1 5 1 . 7~Ui9000 Clpttl . ~lved Jnw•. r:tnttic:Mt o1 concerning the cancellation, l!le -t11lllttU-n!lltndlnl ol ktsulm ~Jwc~, DIPIM~tnl ci ~IIIU - Ill '"' Sl~~e otl)ll•. Nrtt., (,t~tHn m;. IOIMCH lift *S, CG.. d !ilnrchtlf. ~~~ d h\anltfiiMhl. lin Ulllld•fll 11'1 1~ 111t '"" oltni$ Shlr l!lliftcMilt 10 ~ " ,, but la pleaeed to announce Ulat lhe Prague . Dlamber .... adill .. ,.. tlnHIJ'• "''MYil'•tlllalftll Orchestra,,. musicians with ~·I -..u ~ liiWIID tlli YIO!i anllllilll t 'IU ~.,l,f-.is•e..•lO'-been•kll•~~~~ f II l t Dice•' 11. 1"• ,..,,td _,, 5-~ IOJn•ro. \1 ns rumen ttl a on, wIll u•hl•tll IM,!M,JJJOO ~~~~. 5101.6\tMOO, p~senta con-rtfn Parker•111!011'1 '111 . 2U!M:W.~I~m,nD....-,IXliJJNtl •" '"'IIi or """· SII I.WI,I<lw. b..-g at 1:15 p.m. March 20. IN tll!lll!l 'MO((I."""· I 11M""*-"""' lllttlllllt SlbKrlllri 111J ,.... .. .... • • "'"' "'...,.,t! "''· Membenhlp cardl for the t'-:1 -,,.IIIII""" tilt "' !WI)'~ ' - rJ•htw.u !Jilt. '"""' Tri·County Community Sl•t .:W:.~...~,..:S::::..c'~'=~ Concert Aasoclation have 1" • "''· _.., ""'" ,.. .., _ · been printed 1111d will be :l'"t Ft0£U1Y Ufllll co., ...... o••. 3at11 "'*"· T" " M -ttf"!lillilliMOIIIIIIhtlfiiii+UIIIeiOtl alld maiJed Out by the tnd Of the +1 -:.,~~o:t.,r. Mlttlill: ~ ~t:• I11 !111$1C!tt llli 1111 •t•"aiMJI!I b!11:1IUt~~o~111• altMI!IRII b Allllllfl CIWiMGII week ' Any worker who ,hu . . . JIIIffl'llllllthM .... blalhirtllll 1 ~~- li_~ :_,. r'~~~~T,~.fltl'-~: not yet turned in memberShip Slj)t"moo. ,_,.. , ~.~;on ... ~ ,., ..,. cards should do so lm· su ~' n~ ro. 111. u1~ !Ill m ~ ~·1(!1 ~. lUI IC bt f!l~ I 01111101 - •!,"" mediately to Mrs, · Evan tlllflll LaO ,,, '""'"' ""'' ""·"" • ..,.,. • ... Roderick, II Court St., . ••• "<~ Gallipolis. ~J •.M p !IJt llr'*'RM al lllllriiiiZ (;i~1h~1 If OJR ~CIAL.- 'PRICE fS6000ANY1lM~ . '*"''""''~"",.,Gil till ~t-ttllitt IOU .II NIW'IIH WlfC 1M CWlM l'• lt ltlU:I lA HIIl 11111 111 """'""' MiliUS .. 'V..a! ., ~~Wall .et.ll It 11M .... oil illlalr$ Cll CltaMIItt Jl lilt """"'" IIUtll Sll•• !e«l u •hllt\ UJ 19J •t5too~~- Sli,MHrae. ... illr II\ .... t!M f!I'IM ~~ -i. S961'6QI'IIOl "" IIUJ\ ill <~.•it' 1 11 111r1~ 1he lhltd h"' S41 Jl.Olll lrl l liiJON lll .,..,l f;Xfj(d)ll! .,. "''~'' -.tau:w 1 liN '~~""" ~·flit ~~~t .lil\11~ CMM., r~ IN •fll If ilf """'' • O;~ !Jiio. '"'~ ,.,., ~'f' W , :..,.. 'i IIW,.ai fl /)II \1 (it! !lOll SALE MONDAY Rtn'LAND - Tbe Rutla!ld United Methodlat Women will hold a ru'!lmage sa le Mon~ay in the church basement fr'bm 9 a. ·m. to 5 p. m. ~ "'' 1316 SH~fS ARE· We have the latest In prescription dru1s With fast service • · We 1110 carry· 1 com· Ptttt lint of brarid name ·ethical · ,drup sold without preJcrlptlons aton1 with a l1r1e selection of vltamlna. ~eut.,ARL.y 75tf. ~ACI-l . AND V~ VEUCIOUS/ r: • ., ,, ,, 1l AT '""·I.,._. r-,~,.u - 1lu;::.;7 ~..,. al ~ · IJ/ 111! he d (ho hell! -~n IIIII MfiOIM 'tit 15MMtl ce. or t1 '""o· ~- a1 m kll 1 OC10B£R 3,4& 5. KenntMI McC•Ilo.. ~, l< . I'll. . Clsarlta RIH .., R. Ph. Open ~nv l:ooe~in . tof ::lllp.ni. · S•nday 10:311o 12 :3Und Slofp.m. PRESCRIPTIONS -- P1:1,.~·29~S Frltnclly Service · 1l2 E. MAIN : ,, ........... - . •__ POMEROY, ............ o.· .,..._...,...~--1 treasured hobby +++ . By Jean Barnes decal and firing it ln a kiln. Rap: Jessie DeDou treasures the Very few of these have I'm 15 and disgusted with many of my friends . Don't hours she spends with her signatures on them, she !lllsunderstand, I like them a lot, but they're always either hobby as much as she does explained. Then, too , saying how bored they are or complaining about their parenl$, the WJique and lovely pieces someUmes a plate will be who won't do everything for them. of han4-palnted china she marked hand painted when If In my house, we've been taught to entertain ourselves. We produces. ~ctually is a decal · outlil1e live In the country and have to make our own amusements. We Jessie ls an "across the with the background color play games and I go for hikes and bike rides, build thlqgs, street" neighbor and at age 1 filled in by hand. , read, talk - I'm never bored. BO sUI! has a sharp eye for '· 'Collectors · sli~ uld also When I visit my friends In town and see how much they color and a. steady hand lor remember that If a decal can have to entertain tbem, and then hear them constantly griping detail. Almost every af· be put on the face of t1ie plate because they haven't got more, well, do you blame me for ternoon she spends in her lt can also be put on the back getting - DISGUSTED? • small studio at the back of In the form of a forged her house. There, amid floor manufacturer's'mark. This Is Dis : to ceiling shelves on four a fairly common pracUce of I, for one, certainly don't! Congratulations on learning walls, she designs and paints. unscrupulous dealers. You early that you're never bored if you are with good company - Chocolate sets , cups and can take an qld plate that yoW'self. - HELEN saucers , floral and fruit might sell for $25 ln a shop, plates, scenic plaques and add a decal mark to It and Dis : . . portraits on china. increase Ita price · to t!OO 'or Kim who depend on others to entertain . them have no "You don 't have to be an t150. · Imagination and very Utile lnltlatlve. Maybe visits ,to your artist, you just have to be Many Urnes Jessie has been country horne might make your friends realize that. - SUE Interested enough to work at asked to paint a shade to I It," she contends. Jessie has match an old lamp baR but "worked at lt" for about 25 she doesn't do more glass years. than she has to. "I just have She had her first l~ssons in too much trouble with the DEXTER - New officers the Women 's Activities oil painting In 1948, but soon firing," and she pulled out a were elected at a recent chairman wlth Larry Mont. switched to painting on china, glass shade that had buckled meeting of Star Grange 778 of gomery, the legislative which always . held a from too high heat. Dexter. uent; .Maxine Dyer, the fascination for her . Now, she Besides being falented, They are. Ray Midkiff, junior youth chairperson and takes on an occasional Jessie Is Indomitable. Her use master; Larry Montgomery, Linda Montgomery, youth sludent, does speCial orders of a cane Is almost the only· oversee;; Mrs. Joe F . leader.lnslallatlon !If the new for family and frie"nds and evidence of serious hlp Colwell, lecturer ; Mrs. Larry officers will take place at the tries with difficulty to keep surgery two years ago. ·She Montgomery, steward; Rick next meeting. her work a hobby and not a also had surgery for nerve Macomber, aulstant At.thecloeeofthemeeting business. damage In her wrist and she steward; Opal Dyer, lady menlbers held a wiener roast By moving about her has regained total liSe of the assistant steward; Lelia In the grange yard. studio, the visitor sees both hand. Rumlleld, chaplain ; John old and new china and easily On her 80th birthday this ~olllday, treaaurer ; Mrs . understands the bewilder· July, she applied for and Ralph Macomber, setrelary ; ment which a beginning QIIISed the road test for her Waid Nicholson, gatekeeper ; collector must feel of driver's license renewal. The Almanac ~atty Dyer,' Ceres; Bernice determining the dllfetence "Everybody ought to have By United Press In1\lldldff, Pomona and Ora between the two. a hobby. I just h8te to see a ternaUonal Proffitt, Flora. The best advice she has for woman sit aroilnd saying, 'I Today Is Thursday, Oct. 2, ' ~ Elected to the executive the beglnnlng collector of old, can't do this or that' . ' ~ Her committee .was Wald the 275th day of 1975 with 90 to hand-painted china Ia to study remedy for almost Nicholson. Anne Holliday Ia follow. the old and learn to recognize everything Is to find The moon Is approaching signs of age, plate marks and something interesting' to do its' new phase , The morning stars are signatures. Many blanks are and do lt. decorated by applying a Venus, Saturn, Mars and Jupiter. The evening star Ia Mer· Gtange elects . Mother's l'lttle helper: 1 1 anomnaonasce justice, Six months later, he resigned from the . court,. admlttqhe had made a deal with ·the Louis Wolfson Foundation guaranteeing liirn $?AI,Ooo a year for life. elected president of the United Methodist" Women of the Enterprise Church at a me eting recently at the home of Mrs. Martha Husted . Otba( officers elected were ·----------r knits, doubleknlts and wo· . - - - - - -... vens that really last . Just a's helpful , they all whis k through the wash ing ma· chine, look just Ironed when they come out 'cause they're permanent. press too. Boys, size 3 rnonths to size 8, girls, s11e 3 months to size 6x . · The Shoe • With The Beautiful F. It I THE 1503 EASTERN AVE. . Kl GAWPOUS • JOGGER (Irish oats leather) Marguerlte•s Shoes .. ' • MIDOLEPORT . ' 102 E. Main Be»y Ohlinger .Pomeroy . B'...:J_J hOWer CHEYENNE INDIAN, Wolf Robe, (left) Is a portrait plate by Jessie LeDou which she copied from a picture In a book. The Navajo woman (right ) ls another eDmple of her artistry In china painting. · 'I H Ith t J Mrs. Runnel is new president I·n,.. e~.,. wrr.~r.~e~Jr ~~~.i~~!:~~'!: ttt............,,.""'"''''ll"........;r hi tt • ht Mrs. Frankie Runnel was Mrs . Karyn Dav.ls, Social Senior Citizens hold recently . _Calendar monthly )4rty THURSDAY MEIGS UNIT, American Cancer Society, 7:30p.m. In new quarters , Hu gh~.s building , S. Third Ave. Directors and public Invited. TUIU S CATHOLIC WOMEN 'S Club, 7:30 p.m. at Sacred Heart Church with Philomena Follrod, Rhoda Hackett, Diana Bartels and Paula Goode, hostesses. EVANGELINE Chapter A bridal shower was given 172, O.E.S., 7:30p.m. at the recently · honoring Lisa Middleport Masonic Temple. ·Herald at the home of Mr. Members are reminded to and Mrs. Frank Herald by pay - their 1975-76 dues. Mrs. Steve Maynard and Election of officers. Annual Mrs. John Skidmore. reports to be given. Games were played with BIG BEND Ci~M Band prizes going to Jane Brooks, Radio Club Auxiliary, 7:30 Robin Herald and Jackie p.m. ·in the Trustees Building Doczi. Cake and punch were on the Rock Springs served to Mrs. Tresa Davia, Fairgrounds. Mrs. Frank Herald, Sr., Jane COMMITTEE for the and Tillll Brooks, Ida Mae Mentally Retarded will meet Martin and Steven, Mrs. at 7:30 p.m. in the Meigs Frank Herald, Dolly Mowery, County cOurt room. Grace Abbott, Velma OLD FASHIONED Revival Nlcinsky, Charlene and at Chesler Church of the Jackie Doczi, Robin and Nazarene through Oct. 12 at Betsy Herald, Eula Hensler, 7:30 p.m. nightly. Tb~ Rev. DotUe Pierce, Becky Fultz, Richard W. Jaymes of BellePam North, Melanie Sim· fontaine will be the mons, Nancy Ebersbach, evangelist. Special singing. Lois Taylor, Juanita Warn· Everyone welcome. Tbe Rev. sley and Joy Skldniore. Herbert Grate is the pastor. Others presenting gifts to GALUA County, Eight and Miss Herald were ·Mr. and Forty, Salon 612, meeting, Mrs. Jim Rickman and Joey, 7:30 p.m. at home of Mrs. Betty Fultz, Dixie Wamsley, David Cumings, Harrison· Joan Brooks and Freda ville Road, Meigs County. Durham . MEIGS COUNTY Council ~~~l$:lPJ~~::m~::-1.3'8!:' of Parents and Teachers, 7:30 '!' p.m. at the Bradbury.School. The film, " People Taking Action" will be shown . FRIDAY YARD SALE today and Saturday In BradbllfY from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., sponsored by Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. FRIDAY LADIES AUXIUARY of SATIJRDAY · Middleport United Pen· POTLUCK AT · Modern tecostal Church, 10 a. m. Woodmen Camp 7230 today and SatW'day, yard.- B..-llngham, 7:30 p.m. All sale at 671 Front .St., Mid· members. and families In· ' Those 6orn on this date are . under -the sign !If Ubra. Mohahdas Gandhi, nationalist leader of India, was hom Oct. 2, 1889 . On this day In history : · In 1780, British spy Major Jolm Andre was conVicted In conneCtloo with Benedict Ar· nold's treason and was hanged In Tappan, N.Y. 1n 1889, 16 Latin American nations were represented at '1"-""""'""'~-""""""""~'"'"i the flr•t Pan-American ® conference In Wasbing!O!! . . Health-lex clothes 'a re for little kids , but they're a great help to mothers. Everything · . Health·tex Is very ·stlJrdtly made of very sturdy single Lohse, Mrs. Melvin Smith, Mrs . Dan Arnold, Mrs. Charles Karr, Sr., Mrs. BliSs Wilson and Mrs. Robert Grimm. officer~ . cury, • (lllltf'l :rtllt ~ t!Wal ]llhu 111111 '/'.,.,"' Mi~~ru • ol !MIIIN . Ill nNOOII coldilltlil I illolm tlrJ Its... "llttnUII ID l'llt btt• H frJ.IOMS Ill i:Nmbtt JJ, 191~ China painting is SUE • • Orchestra ,. cancellation d '* ,.............,. ,. . ,..,..........,. announce ~~ honored recently with a Yvonnle Dear Chris: · Why not ·talk to a counselor at the welfare agency? Your sister probably has a caseworker assigned to her, and she (or he) will be glad tO d!scuss your problems with you. If family life Is as bad as Indicated, perhaps foster homes .for ALL.the children might be the solution.- HELEN AND •• • Phooe 949-2512 .(days). Phone 949-4094 (nights) ;·· rr'.QD' AY ''S TRE' ASURES • 8: 30·2: 00 The MEIGS INN 992-3629 Stolen was a 1975 Chevrolet 2'12 ton pipe traill!r -truck with · yellow lowboy, carrying a yellow John Deere dozer. Cab IS maroon with blue flatbed. e I 'Smalley's Gift Shop ADAMS DRILLING CO. RACINE,· OHIO 0 It l Miss Linda Sauvag_e was Leifhe1t, Mrs . Ke1th Bragg, Miller, Mary .~ brl«!alshowerat·the Pomeroy Williamson, Brenda Nollge, Nbt Brother·ln·Law's Keeper" Church of Christ hosted by : Mrs. Joe Liberatore, Mrs. Rap: Mrs. Russell Leifheit and Denver Kapple, Mrs. Ro.j>ert I'm a 11>-year~ld brother !If four sisters. Tivo of them are Mrs. James Harris. Arnold, Mrs. Nathan Roush, married and ooe ls thinking about it. Green and yellow colors Mrs. Ruth Evans, Laura · I respect my two broth(ll's~n-law for having a sense of were used ln the table Norris and Mrs. Julius power over their wives. Joyce and Cathy recognize this !Miwer decorations . Games were Sauvag~ . and submit, but Ruth has he.r boyfriend wrapped around her played with prizes going to Others presenting gifts finger. She's the boss ! He does whatever she wants. Paula Sayre, Mrs . Wayoe were Debbie Carder, Mrs. She's just started talking about mar~lage, and I really feel Swisher . and Mrs. Willard Lionel Lefebre, Mrs. Ralph sorry for the guy. ~t can I do about her wearing the pants? . Hines .' Refreshments were Frank, Mrs. Bill McDaniel, He'll SW'e regret It later on when she leads him through life by served. Mrs . Jerry Fields, Mrs. the ring In hi5 n011e. - WANTING TO HELP . Attending besid~s those Edward Bauer, Mrs. Daft~~! named were Mrs . Doris Smith, Mrs. John Atkins, Sr., WTH : Carder, Mrs. Fred Nease, Emma Forthe, Helene Sayre, Butt out ! What Ruth and her guy DON'T need is a !&-year- Mrs. Richard Evanson, ~ . Mrs . Clarence 'Andrews , old pr!HJU~rrlage counselor. - SUE ' Carl Arnold , Mrs . Helen Suzie Andrews, Mrs. Jen. Shuler , Mrs. Carroll ·nings Wayland, Mrs. Clyde Dear WTH : Snowden , Mrs . Larry Andrews, Mrs . EvelynSmit,h, ... Especially one who thinks women should always D~ummond, Lynn Drum- Mrs. Mark Smith, Mrs. Louis I "submit" to manoj)Ower! - HELEN mond, Mrs. Dale Colburn, Osborne, Mrs. I;'hyllls Smith, +++ · Mrs. George Nash , Mrs . Mrs. Pat Neutzllng, Mrs. Dear Rap Harry Osborne, Sr., Mrs. Gardner.Wehrung, Mrs. Ted I thought a new baby In the family brought the husband Paul Sayre , Stephanie. Matthews, Mrs . Harold and wife together. My folks just had my lillie brother three months ago, and since tben Dad drinks even more, my sister has been put in a foster home (nerves over my folks' fighting .L 1 L1 L1 and drinking) and all I do Is baby-6il. · , ~ I'm too young (14) to be my brother's mother . What can I do ?- CHRIS ue 1 · $1,000 Reward By Helen and S · !B Shower fetes Linda Sauvage v~e president ; Delores Will, treasurer and Mrs. Jennie Warth, secretary . Mrs. Becky Cotterill was added to the nominating conunlttee. The annual holiday bazaar was announced for Nov. 6 and 7, with the church homecoming to be celebrated on Nov. 9. . Miss Susan Fleshman, Pomeroy librarian , P,resented a program on life In Africa with her father, a mla~lonary teacher. She showed "artifacts and producta of the continent and answered quesUons from the group. . . At the meeting besides those named were Mrs. Sara Dill, Mrs. Cordelia Bentz, . Mrs. Kay Logan, Dorothy Long, Mrs. Mabel Moore, Mrs . Agnes Dixon, Mrs . · Agnes Weeks, Mrs . Anna Wilson, Miss Becky Tate and a guest, Artie Hunne1., entertains Lisa Herald . Social Calendar dleport. · • SATIJRDAY POMEROY Volunteer Fire Departmentsponsorlng a fish fry , lla. m. to 6 p. m. at fire ' house. Dinners and sand· wlches will be sold and delivered In Pomeroy · MONDAY LETART Falls PTO, 7:30 p.m. wltb James Adama, principal, Southern High School, and Jack Qostlc, school board member to talk on the levy. Candidates for school board to speak. SYRACUSE Elementary School signup for Cub Scouts, 7:30 p.m. at the school. Parents are to accompany their sons. .. .. POMEROY Garden Club, 7:30 p.m. at the Meigs Inn. For roll call there l'fll be an exchange of house planta. LINDA TO BE HONORED LOS. ANGELES (UPI) Young actress Unda Blair, an Academy Award nominee for her performance In "The Exorcist," will be among those honored by the Alcoholism · Cou~cll of Greater Los Angeles at an Oct. 17luncheon. ~~ ~N~~E1NE . Recognition of those having birthdays and wedding an· niversarles in September highlighted the monthly party held at the Senior Citizens Center. A potluck dinner preceded the party with Mrs. Dessle Patterson giving grace . Presented flowers were Clarence Curtis, 85 , of Pomeroy, the oldest birthday honoree; Mrs. Iva Johnson, 82, Wolf Pen; Mrs. Ethel Hoback, 84, Racine, and Mrs. Neva Seyfried, 81, Pomeroy. Others celebrating birthdays and recognized were Mrs. Marie Steiner, Mid· dleport; Mrs. Evelyn Sum· Service awards given Tuesday merfield. Tuppers Plains ; Mrs . Ruth Evans, Bill Qulvey, Pomeroy; Mrs. Evelyn Thoma, Wolf Pen ; Mrs. Doily Wolfe, Letart; Mrs: Garnet Ervlm! , Portland; Mrs. Leah Nease, Minersville; and Mrs. Nora Houdashelt, SyraCUBe. Presented peace roses for anniversary celebrations were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Harrison, 52nd; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Karr and Mr·. and Mrs. Dean Blackwood, 50th. Congratulations were also exteooed to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lochary who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in August. A reading by Mrs. Eva Dessauer and ballroom dancing followed the dinner. Awards for services were presented Tuesday night at the annual meeUng of tbe Meigs Chapter of the Central Ohio Heart Assoelation at the Meigs Inn. . Bob Telvin, district con.sultant Or the Central Ohio Heart AssoclaUon, was on hand to present the awards. Medallions for 15 years service ·went to Dr. R. E. Boice, president ; Walter Grueser, vice president; Kermit Walton, publicity chairman and Mrs. Wilma Sargent, secretary. Cer· Uflcates of appreciation for services went to the Meigs Order !If DeMolay with Scott Wolfe accepting; Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorortw·with Kathy King accepting, and Job's Daughters with Lisa Thomas . accepting . During the meeting presided over by Dr. Boice, Joe Struble was named program chairman of ·the local chapter and also custodian of films . Struble and Larry Bilker spoke on their experiences with heart reSUBCltatlon.l!lld told of their attendance to meetings In Columbus on the subject. Tbey presented a demonstration. "No Time to Lose", a fllin dealing with the inlportance of expediency for aiding heart attack vlcUms, was shown. CHAP· TER, O.E.S. will hOi!t the District 25 party and a reception honoring Mrs . Mary in Wilcox, district president, 6:30 p.m. at ~ Middleport Masonic Temple. Those attending to take a covered dish and their own table service: SOUP, bake and yard sale, · beginning lOa.m. at Syracilse Presbyterian Church,·Second St. Take containers for soup • carryout order; wili have rummage and depression glass in crystal, pink and green in conjuncUon with · bake sale. YARD SALE at . Racine Elementary School by Racine PrO, beginning 9 a. m. For pickup of donatiops, call 94113927 or 949-$74. SUNDAY HOMECOMING at Hemlock Grove Christian Charch; basket dinner at 12 · noon followed by afternoon program at 1:30. NEWSMEN Quartet from OJarleston will be at the Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene at 9:30a.m. service and 2 p.m. service. Members are to bring a friend. The Rev. Clyde Henderson, pastor, Invites the public. COLLEGE NEWS . ATHENS - Dixie Ann Circle received ~ degree of master of educaUon froin Ohio University Aug'. 23. A graduate of SOuthern High School;she ilia teacher In the Cleveland· schools. Dixie Is the dsughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Circle, Rt. I, Racine. RUMMAGE SALE SET Women of the St. Paul Lutheran ~ch, Pomeroy, will hold a l'llllliMBe aale Friday from 9 to 4 p.m. in the church fellowship haD. Good used clothing will be for sale. LOSE UGL' FAT Sllrt lolint wottnt todey or monoy bock. MONADIX 11 1 llny toblot 1nd lilY to llko. MONADEX Will hoi' curb your desire for tXCIII feod . E1t 1111 - weleh lttl. Con- tolna no dlntoroua druta ud will not m1kt you nernu1. No strenueus ex:erc111. Chant• your 1111 .. . aterl tod1y. MONAOEX coat SUI lor 1 21 dl'{ IUtlply. Larti ICIROmy lllt Ia U.IO. Alii try AQUAUIS: they work IIOtly to not, you 1011 woter-bloat. a 11 Wittr fill" that works - SUI. •oth IUirlftllld lftd IO!d by : Swlst11r 1 Lohse ,,..,mecy • AQUATAI~ 112 E. Mtln, P01111roy & Dutlon Drtf1 Store - M"· dltporl. Moll Ordtra l'lllod. OUR .'.HARDMAN" HOME CENTER IN POINT PLEASANT GRAND OPEN1NG WILL II"S'AT. OCT. 4th -1 ChOO AM""'- "WATCH FOR ADD IN · FRIDAY'S PAPER" AdlttlrGI• COLOR T.V. SEEING IS BEUEVING .. Reliability. 0 ' I No one makes a T.V. that lasts forever ... Admiral trys "· careful. Inspection In the plant ... In· spected again at our store , reducing the c~ance that service will be needed . If s"lrvlce Is needed you' ll get It promptly .. . If It needs to be In the shop over a day we'll loan you a set at no charge. Mr . Friendly • One Year Warranty on parts and service on all our 100 Pet. Solid State Sets. IAKIR fURNITURE Frjendly Ones .. .' .. �• • 0 >· • . 7-The Daily Sentinel, ltliddleport.Porneroy, 0., Thursday, Oc t. 2, 1975 Rutland club rrtakes plans fa,r annual Christmas flower show Polly's Pointers Cast .about for co~ton stockings POLLY'S PROBLEM sometimes one mall will have DEAR POLLY ..:.. My son the same Pointer from · has a broken foot In a cast several people. We do try to almost to his knee. I 'would be as fair as possible and like to know the best way to slick to first come, first keep . dirt and sand from served. Tbanks for sticking getting Inside the cast when with us. Do believe we are he is playing.out of doors. - doing our best to be com· RUBY. pletely lair and appreciate DEAR RUBY - Why not . •very Pointer sent ln. 1 buy a pair of large size POUY. (grown-up) cottoa Jtocklngs DEAR POLLY - I had a that are large enough to slip new paint ·brush that I used over the cqs~ While one with a latex paint anUquiJig stoeklng Is belag worn over kit but lost the direcUons for the cast, tbe other one cau be cleaning the brush. Tbe first In the ·laundry. His cast will coat washed out with soap stay clean with no danger of and water but the wood anythlug getting laslde it. - graining stain left the brush POLLY. sticky·after such a washing. I was at a loss as to what I · DEAR POLLY - IamslU'e could do. I spied my pre-wash you get thousands of Pointers spray, sprayed some on the and Pet Peeves but my Pet brush, rubbed It in and then Peeve is to send In a Pointer washed it in soap arid water. and then a few months later This morning my brush was . see it in the column from not only clean and thoroughly someone else. It does not dry but softer than the day I bother me a bit to see a bought ·lt. - ESTijER. DEAR POLLY - I have Pointer that I have been doing for years but never dlacovered a way to swim went . ln. But after doing without having to worry something, never seeing It In about my hair set. I bought a the column and then sending rectangle of chamois about It In only to see someone beat 10" by 26" and folded lt In half me to It In print ls sort of so 'as to have a 13" length,, peeving. Tbls has happened folded Ibis over In three to me but certainly will not sections to get six stop me. Nor will it slop me thicknesses. Gather the hair ' from reading ·the column and up from the back and sides,· adding to my collecUon of put cap · on and place this Pointers. Bet you will not rectangular chamois un· print this one. - MRS. A.C.L. derneath back and sides pf DEAR MRS. A.C.L.- You the cap to cover the ears. lost your bet but I must uy fasten cap's chin strap: If you are a good aport and I do never put In the sun to dry appreciate your un· this cHamois will last for deratandlog. I can well Years and be well worth the lulagloe your aouoyanee but money spent. - JULIE. - RUTLAND - Plans fOr the from other club mell" lJers, chrysanthemums. Mrs. Eugene · Atkins was 1 • ~~annual Christmas flower cleanup. program chairwoman 11 A 1 sllow of the Rutland Garden Read at the mee ting was a paper, "Garden Color from Club were made and com- letter from Mrs, .Jris Kelton C hrysanthemums", was r:ead mittees- appointed at the annoWJcmg the Reglon II by Mrs . Carl Denison. Monday night mee ting of the 'meeting inMiddleport Nov . I. club at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Lewis and Chris Diehl Members . exhibited Charles Foley. repor'.ed on the guest night a r rangements usl.n11 ' The show will be held in the observance of the Bend 0 ' the chrysa nthemums. Timely basement of the Rutland River Garden Club. Others gardening tips for October AMBER CUMINGS United Methodist ChW'ch on f1'om the club attending were were given by Mrs. Canadliy. At the next meeting which Nov. 16 and 16. Committees Mrs. Kate Jarrell, Mrs. Jack will be at the home· of Miss named were Mrs. Ral)Jh R ·obson and Mrs. Virgil Diehl and Mrs. Eugene Turner wi t01 assistance of Atkins. Atkins, officers will be ln· other club members, staging; A thank you note was read stalled. They are Miss Diehl, Mrs. James Titu, , Mrs. Roy frV¥1 Mrs. Grace Colwell Mrs. Eugene president; Snowden, Mrs.·C. E. Bishop thanking thei:lub for the dish Atkins, vice president; Mrs. and Mrs. Harvey Erlewine, garden sent during her recent Ralph Turner, secretary, and SYRACUSE - Mr. and acceptance and placement; hospitalization. ~·W'nishing Mrs. · Roy Snowden, Mrs. Rex Cumings, Rustic Mrs. Pearl Canaday, Mrs. flowers for churches dW'ing Hills, Syracuse, entertained Dayton Parsons, Mrs. James the past month were Miss treasurer. There will ~lso be a sale of plants, bulbs and recently with a party Titus, Mrs. yernon Weber, Diehl and Mrs. W.el!er .. .: honoring their daughter, educational; Mrs:· Pea rl · Miss biciii ·thanked Mrs. baked goods at that Ume. Refreshments were served. Amber Dawn, on her first Little, Mrs. Dayton Parsons, Lewis [or preparing the : birthday. Miss Edna Mae Swick, Green Thumb Notes in A Holly Hobby theme was juniors; Mrs. Nellie Vale, September. Welcomed into FLOWERS FOR carried out with ice cream judge 's clerk ; Mrs . Ann club membership was Mrs·. Bl)d cake being served to . Webster, Mrs. 'Virgil Atkins, Nellie Vale. Mrs. Robert AU OCCASIONS Judy and Dan Webb and awards clerk ; Mrs. Pa ul Canaday won the traveling daughters, Shelly and \¥Inn , Mrs . Maurice prize provided by Mrs. Edith AND Bethany of Springfield, Chris Thomson, ribbons. Williamson with Mrs. Ber· NOVELTIES Stewart, Shelly and Tara Mrs. C. 0. Chapman, Mrs. nice Wlnn to provide the prize Wolfe, Tammy Buckley, slonsh Cottrill, Mrs. Everett in October. Holly Williams , Jonathan Colwell, Mrs. Chris Diehl, Mrs. Everett Colwell, co. Sargent , Jamie . Reeves, Mrs. Harry Williamson, hnstess for the meeting, gave Brian and April Tannehill, hospitality, registration ; 'devotions using "The Garden ·Chester, Ohio Kay Walker and Amber's Mrs. Charles Lewis, Mrs. of Eden" as her theme. For grandparents: She received Lawrence Milhoan, scrap· roll call members named a Phone 985-3537 many gilts. hook; Mrs. Stella Atkill$, ,Miss Ruby Diehl, Mrs . l"ernon Weber, special SANlfY l'ESI'S display; and Mrs. Harvey . WARREN, Ohio (UPI·) Tests will be given at Lima Erlewine with assistance State Hospital to Ronald Chesllk of Liberty Township to determine his sanity and If he can stand trial. • · .j, thought for the day: For informa.tion leading to the The . Trumbull County French writer Henri stendahl whereabouts and recovery of stolen Grand Jury has Indicted him said, "One can acquir e vehicles stolen from on a charge of rape In ,con· everything in solitude~ nectlon with an assault and . except Character." rape !If hls mother In August. 'l.r:··w:.-.(;;;;;~i~:;::~~~;5:':;:;:~;: :,:,~:-l~ · .' ~ Celebrates birthday Regional-garden clubs to meet·at Middleport PLAYING' NITELY TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY GEO. HALL TUES .-THWRS. · FRI. & SAT. ,. B:J0-1:00 . Pomeroy · . Best ln Live Entertainment AFTER OCT. 4, 1975-CAU 949-2206 (NIGHTS) • •'· '' .'. ..' • ' :••. ••• ••• • . ' . ' ~----------~------------------------~· · •' ; til• ot #OIIc, ~ al · Dlnilie~~t li {;alnfltii'Q - - !Miltlf'H, ~~~~.-.. oiiMinD Ql 1ht '"' rJ.Illio, lltrtbrr t~"•~tl lllll .lltCO UfliiiS. o1 thW. 111• 11 Nt~w~, ~·" • 1ft 111t FAST AND FRIENDLY to.. • ' ~~~.~.WI$, ll.l l l.~rtiJl: U•IIIIU, $l.l9(81l00; Silplus. a".rJOOO ~~on~. tuii~IXt. [qleNiiuns. Word has just been from the Parkers'~'~ '11111f.!ii MR.~. I MW 11t1M1o ""*"IIIII"' ,.,. .. ""'' "'•• " • ~... • o..- "''· burg Community Concert '"' "' .. .,, ""''' ...."' • -,,::,'~, Association that tbe BBC "" • "'' • ""'"'· ~'''"" • Symphony Orchestra of ~~- ~~~~lleooln• lllllmillri,9anlllt..._al '-': ·~• h•a• "'• '"' "''"""' Wales has cancelled Its North !'tOPUit tl, 01'- . .".'""" d._.._.,~, btlll ltdw. hM " ' " "''' '" tR:t .. ,.., ht.,,~~~f American tour for the coming It tl lfld I U~~M ~... 1111 tn~~ f'• te lli!IMO ,. '"'' .. ''"__.llt.,...ah-.... '"llllllll• aeason, .The orchestra was t*\ltllh ..__, Ill w.I'JIInnlllliiM_,~ Ill lollowl • lltttmbu ,~, ,,, ""- niHil .IW\1 scheduled to appear In U ~i Ul 011 U•tMh l tl~ 12 1~, \ 1\ 00. Siltplus "·'"·'"~ •-· ''"~""~ b~"'""'· PartersbW'g March 2t. ~~~~ 1». "'' mm. n aut& oo. C. ttl . Richard Suter, president 6f rwr: :1':..~-:. ! ::-~:':'ra~bM()w7. the Parkersburg auociation, '"' "' .. "' ""'' ""'·"' ' """~,:. ':'Ji exprellltd his sincere regreta mt•~ Sl .U!I,l75011 11111 ""l,ou • S:jl(t o1 5 1 . 7~Ui9000 Clpttl . ~lved Jnw•. r:tnttic:Mt o1 concerning the cancellation, l!le -t11lllttU-n!lltndlnl ol ktsulm ~Jwc~, DIPIM~tnl ci ~IIIU - Ill '"' Sl~~e otl)ll•. Nrtt., (,t~tHn m;. IOIMCH lift *S, CG.. d !ilnrchtlf. ~~~ d h\anltfiiMhl. lin Ulllld•fll 11'1 1~ 111t '"" oltni$ Shlr l!lliftcMilt 10 ~ " ,, but la pleaeed to announce Ulat lhe Prague . 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"''~'' -.tau:w 1 liN '~~""" ~·flit ~~~t .lil\11~ CMM., r~ IN •fll If ilf """'' • O;~ !Jiio. '"'~ ,.,., ~'f' W , :..,.. 'i IIW,.ai fl /)II \1 (it! !lOll SALE MONDAY Rtn'LAND - Tbe Rutla!ld United Methodlat Women will hold a ru'!lmage sa le Mon~ay in the church basement fr'bm 9 a. ·m. to 5 p. m. ~ "'' 1316 SH~fS ARE· We have the latest In prescription dru1s With fast service • · We 1110 carry· 1 com· Ptttt lint of brarid name ·ethical · ,drup sold without preJcrlptlons aton1 with a l1r1e selection of vltamlna. ~eut.,ARL.y 75tf. ~ACI-l . AND V~ VEUCIOUS/ r: • ., ,, ,, 1l AT '""·I.,._. r-,~,.u - 1lu;::.;7 ~..,. al ~ · IJ/ 111! he d (ho hell! -~n IIIII MfiOIM 'tit 15MMtl ce. or t1 '""o· ~- a1 m kll 1 OC10B£R 3,4& 5. KenntMI McC•Ilo.. ~, l< . I'll. . Clsarlta RIH .., R. Ph. Open ~nv l:ooe~in . tof ::lllp.ni. · S•nday 10:311o 12 :3Und Slofp.m. PRESCRIPTIONS -- P1:1,.~·29~S Frltnclly Service · 1l2 E. MAIN : ,, ........... - . •__ POMEROY, ............ o.· .,..._...,...~--1 treasured hobby +++ . By Jean Barnes decal and firing it ln a kiln. Rap: Jessie DeDou treasures the Very few of these have I'm 15 and disgusted with many of my friends . Don't hours she spends with her signatures on them, she !lllsunderstand, I like them a lot, but they're always either hobby as much as she does explained. Then, too , saying how bored they are or complaining about their parenl$, the WJique and lovely pieces someUmes a plate will be who won't do everything for them. of han4-palnted china she marked hand painted when If In my house, we've been taught to entertain ourselves. We produces. ~ctually is a decal · outlil1e live In the country and have to make our own amusements. We Jessie ls an "across the with the background color play games and I go for hikes and bike rides, build thlqgs, street" neighbor and at age 1 filled in by hand. , read, talk - I'm never bored. BO sUI! has a sharp eye for '· 'Collectors · sli~ uld also When I visit my friends In town and see how much they color and a. steady hand lor remember that If a decal can have to entertain tbem, and then hear them constantly griping detail. Almost every af· be put on the face of t1ie plate because they haven't got more, well, do you blame me for ternoon she spends in her lt can also be put on the back getting - DISGUSTED? • small studio at the back of In the form of a forged her house. There, amid floor manufacturer's'mark. This Is Dis : to ceiling shelves on four a fairly common pracUce of I, for one, certainly don't! Congratulations on learning walls, she designs and paints. unscrupulous dealers. You early that you're never bored if you are with good company - Chocolate sets , cups and can take an qld plate that yoW'self. - HELEN saucers , floral and fruit might sell for $25 ln a shop, plates, scenic plaques and add a decal mark to It and Dis : . . portraits on china. increase Ita price · to t!OO 'or Kim who depend on others to entertain . them have no "You don 't have to be an t150. · Imagination and very Utile lnltlatlve. Maybe visits ,to your artist, you just have to be Many Urnes Jessie has been country horne might make your friends realize that. - SUE Interested enough to work at asked to paint a shade to I It," she contends. Jessie has match an old lamp baR but "worked at lt" for about 25 she doesn't do more glass years. than she has to. "I just have She had her first l~ssons in too much trouble with the DEXTER - New officers the Women 's Activities oil painting In 1948, but soon firing," and she pulled out a were elected at a recent chairman wlth Larry Mont. switched to painting on china, glass shade that had buckled meeting of Star Grange 778 of gomery, the legislative which always . held a from too high heat. Dexter. uent; .Maxine Dyer, the fascination for her . Now, she Besides being falented, They are. Ray Midkiff, junior youth chairperson and takes on an occasional Jessie Is Indomitable. Her use master; Larry Montgomery, Linda Montgomery, youth sludent, does speCial orders of a cane Is almost the only· oversee;; Mrs. Joe F . leader.lnslallatlon !If the new for family and frie"nds and evidence of serious hlp Colwell, lecturer ; Mrs. Larry officers will take place at the tries with difficulty to keep surgery two years ago. ·She Montgomery, steward; Rick next meeting. her work a hobby and not a also had surgery for nerve Macomber, aulstant At.thecloeeofthemeeting business. damage In her wrist and she steward; Opal Dyer, lady menlbers held a wiener roast By moving about her has regained total liSe of the assistant steward; Lelia In the grange yard. studio, the visitor sees both hand. Rumlleld, chaplain ; John old and new china and easily On her 80th birthday this ~olllday, treaaurer ; Mrs . understands the bewilder· July, she applied for and Ralph Macomber, setrelary ; ment which a beginning QIIISed the road test for her Waid Nicholson, gatekeeper ; collector must feel of driver's license renewal. The Almanac ~atty Dyer,' Ceres; Bernice determining the dllfetence "Everybody ought to have By United Press In1\lldldff, Pomona and Ora between the two. a hobby. I just h8te to see a ternaUonal Proffitt, Flora. The best advice she has for woman sit aroilnd saying, 'I Today Is Thursday, Oct. 2, ' ~ Elected to the executive the beglnnlng collector of old, can't do this or that' . ' ~ Her committee .was Wald the 275th day of 1975 with 90 to hand-painted china Ia to study remedy for almost Nicholson. Anne Holliday Ia follow. the old and learn to recognize everything Is to find The moon Is approaching signs of age, plate marks and something interesting' to do its' new phase , The morning stars are signatures. Many blanks are and do lt. decorated by applying a Venus, Saturn, Mars and Jupiter. The evening star Ia Mer· Gtange elects . Mother's l'lttle helper: 1 1 anomnaonasce justice, Six months later, he resigned from the . court,. admlttqhe had made a deal with ·the Louis Wolfson Foundation guaranteeing liirn $?AI,Ooo a year for life. elected president of the United Methodist" Women of the Enterprise Church at a me eting recently at the home of Mrs. Martha Husted . Otba( officers elected were ·----------r knits, doubleknlts and wo· . - - - - - -... vens that really last . Just a's helpful , they all whis k through the wash ing ma· chine, look just Ironed when they come out 'cause they're permanent. press too. Boys, size 3 rnonths to size 8, girls, s11e 3 months to size 6x . · The Shoe • With The Beautiful F. It I THE 1503 EASTERN AVE. . Kl GAWPOUS • JOGGER (Irish oats leather) Marguerlte•s Shoes .. ' • MIDOLEPORT . ' 102 E. Main Be»y Ohlinger .Pomeroy . B'...:J_J hOWer CHEYENNE INDIAN, Wolf Robe, (left) Is a portrait plate by Jessie LeDou which she copied from a picture In a book. The Navajo woman (right ) ls another eDmple of her artistry In china painting. · 'I H Ith t J Mrs. Runnel is new president I·n,.. e~.,. wrr.~r.~e~Jr ~~~.i~~!:~~'!: ttt............,,.""'"''''ll"........;r hi tt • ht Mrs. Frankie Runnel was Mrs . Karyn Dav.ls, Social Senior Citizens hold recently . _Calendar monthly )4rty THURSDAY MEIGS UNIT, American Cancer Society, 7:30p.m. In new quarters , Hu gh~.s building , S. Third Ave. Directors and public Invited. TUIU S CATHOLIC WOMEN 'S Club, 7:30 p.m. at Sacred Heart Church with Philomena Follrod, Rhoda Hackett, Diana Bartels and Paula Goode, hostesses. EVANGELINE Chapter A bridal shower was given 172, O.E.S., 7:30p.m. at the recently · honoring Lisa Middleport Masonic Temple. ·Herald at the home of Mr. Members are reminded to and Mrs. Frank Herald by pay - their 1975-76 dues. Mrs. Steve Maynard and Election of officers. Annual Mrs. John Skidmore. reports to be given. Games were played with BIG BEND Ci~M Band prizes going to Jane Brooks, Radio Club Auxiliary, 7:30 Robin Herald and Jackie p.m. ·in the Trustees Building Doczi. Cake and punch were on the Rock Springs served to Mrs. Tresa Davia, Fairgrounds. Mrs. Frank Herald, Sr., Jane COMMITTEE for the and Tillll Brooks, Ida Mae Mentally Retarded will meet Martin and Steven, Mrs. at 7:30 p.m. in the Meigs Frank Herald, Dolly Mowery, County cOurt room. Grace Abbott, Velma OLD FASHIONED Revival Nlcinsky, Charlene and at Chesler Church of the Jackie Doczi, Robin and Nazarene through Oct. 12 at Betsy Herald, Eula Hensler, 7:30 p.m. nightly. Tb~ Rev. DotUe Pierce, Becky Fultz, Richard W. Jaymes of BellePam North, Melanie Sim· fontaine will be the mons, Nancy Ebersbach, evangelist. Special singing. Lois Taylor, Juanita Warn· Everyone welcome. Tbe Rev. sley and Joy Skldniore. Herbert Grate is the pastor. Others presenting gifts to GALUA County, Eight and Miss Herald were ·Mr. and Forty, Salon 612, meeting, Mrs. Jim Rickman and Joey, 7:30 p.m. at home of Mrs. Betty Fultz, Dixie Wamsley, David Cumings, Harrison· Joan Brooks and Freda ville Road, Meigs County. Durham . MEIGS COUNTY Council ~~~l$:lPJ~~::m~::-1.3'8!:' of Parents and Teachers, 7:30 '!' p.m. at the Bradbury.School. The film, " People Taking Action" will be shown . FRIDAY YARD SALE today and Saturday In BradbllfY from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., sponsored by Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. FRIDAY LADIES AUXIUARY of SATIJRDAY · Middleport United Pen· POTLUCK AT · Modern tecostal Church, 10 a. m. Woodmen Camp 7230 today and SatW'day, yard.- B..-llngham, 7:30 p.m. All sale at 671 Front .St., Mid· members. and families In· ' Those 6orn on this date are . under -the sign !If Ubra. Mohahdas Gandhi, nationalist leader of India, was hom Oct. 2, 1889 . On this day In history : · In 1780, British spy Major Jolm Andre was conVicted In conneCtloo with Benedict Ar· nold's treason and was hanged In Tappan, N.Y. 1n 1889, 16 Latin American nations were represented at '1"-""""'""'~-""""""""~'"'"i the flr•t Pan-American ® conference In Wasbing!O!! . . Health-lex clothes 'a re for little kids , but they're a great help to mothers. Everything · . Health·tex Is very ·stlJrdtly made of very sturdy single Lohse, Mrs. Melvin Smith, Mrs . Dan Arnold, Mrs. Charles Karr, Sr., Mrs. BliSs Wilson and Mrs. Robert Grimm. officer~ . cury, • (lllltf'l :rtllt ~ t!Wal ]llhu 111111 '/'.,.,"' Mi~~ru • ol !MIIIN . Ill nNOOII coldilltlil I illolm tlrJ Its... "llttnUII ID l'llt btt• H frJ.IOMS Ill i:Nmbtt JJ, 191~ China painting is SUE • • Orchestra ,. cancellation d '* ,.............,. ,. . ,..,..........,. announce ~~ honored recently with a Yvonnle Dear Chris: · Why not ·talk to a counselor at the welfare agency? Your sister probably has a caseworker assigned to her, and she (or he) will be glad tO d!scuss your problems with you. If family life Is as bad as Indicated, perhaps foster homes .for ALL.the children might be the solution.- HELEN AND •• • Phooe 949-2512 .(days). Phone 949-4094 (nights) ;·· rr'.QD' AY ''S TRE' ASURES • 8: 30·2: 00 The MEIGS INN 992-3629 Stolen was a 1975 Chevrolet 2'12 ton pipe traill!r -truck with · yellow lowboy, carrying a yellow John Deere dozer. Cab IS maroon with blue flatbed. e I 'Smalley's Gift Shop ADAMS DRILLING CO. RACINE,· OHIO 0 It l Miss Linda Sauvag_e was Leifhe1t, Mrs . Ke1th Bragg, Miller, Mary .~ brl«!alshowerat·the Pomeroy Williamson, Brenda Nollge, Nbt Brother·ln·Law's Keeper" Church of Christ hosted by : Mrs. Joe Liberatore, Mrs. Rap: Mrs. Russell Leifheit and Denver Kapple, Mrs. Ro.j>ert I'm a 11>-year~ld brother !If four sisters. Tivo of them are Mrs. James Harris. Arnold, Mrs. Nathan Roush, married and ooe ls thinking about it. Green and yellow colors Mrs. Ruth Evans, Laura · I respect my two broth(ll's~n-law for having a sense of were used ln the table Norris and Mrs. Julius power over their wives. Joyce and Cathy recognize this !Miwer decorations . Games were Sauvag~ . and submit, but Ruth has he.r boyfriend wrapped around her played with prizes going to Others presenting gifts finger. She's the boss ! He does whatever she wants. Paula Sayre, Mrs . Wayoe were Debbie Carder, Mrs. She's just started talking about mar~lage, and I really feel Swisher . and Mrs. Willard Lionel Lefebre, Mrs. Ralph sorry for the guy. ~t can I do about her wearing the pants? . Hines .' Refreshments were Frank, Mrs. Bill McDaniel, He'll SW'e regret It later on when she leads him through life by served. Mrs . Jerry Fields, Mrs. the ring In hi5 n011e. - WANTING TO HELP . Attending besid~s those Edward Bauer, Mrs. Daft~~! named were Mrs . Doris Smith, Mrs. John Atkins, Sr., WTH : Carder, Mrs. Fred Nease, Emma Forthe, Helene Sayre, Butt out ! What Ruth and her guy DON'T need is a !&-year- Mrs. Richard Evanson, ~ . Mrs . Clarence 'Andrews , old pr!HJU~rrlage counselor. - SUE ' Carl Arnold , Mrs . Helen Suzie Andrews, Mrs. Jen. Shuler , Mrs. Carroll ·nings Wayland, Mrs. Clyde Dear WTH : Snowden , Mrs . Larry Andrews, Mrs . EvelynSmit,h, ... Especially one who thinks women should always D~ummond, Lynn Drum- Mrs. Mark Smith, Mrs. Louis I "submit" to manoj)Ower! - HELEN mond, Mrs. Dale Colburn, Osborne, Mrs. I;'hyllls Smith, +++ · Mrs. George Nash , Mrs . Mrs. Pat Neutzllng, Mrs. Dear Rap Harry Osborne, Sr., Mrs. Gardner.Wehrung, Mrs. Ted I thought a new baby In the family brought the husband Paul Sayre , Stephanie. Matthews, Mrs . Harold and wife together. My folks just had my lillie brother three months ago, and since tben Dad drinks even more, my sister has been put in a foster home (nerves over my folks' fighting .L 1 L1 L1 and drinking) and all I do Is baby-6il. · , ~ I'm too young (14) to be my brother's mother . What can I do ?- CHRIS ue 1 · $1,000 Reward By Helen and S · !B Shower fetes Linda Sauvage v~e president ; Delores Will, treasurer and Mrs. Jennie Warth, secretary . Mrs. Becky Cotterill was added to the nominating conunlttee. The annual holiday bazaar was announced for Nov. 6 and 7, with the church homecoming to be celebrated on Nov. 9. . Miss Susan Fleshman, Pomeroy librarian , P,resented a program on life In Africa with her father, a mla~lonary teacher. She showed "artifacts and producta of the continent and answered quesUons from the group. . . At the meeting besides those named were Mrs. Sara Dill, Mrs. Cordelia Bentz, . Mrs. Kay Logan, Dorothy Long, Mrs. Mabel Moore, Mrs . Agnes Dixon, Mrs . · Agnes Weeks, Mrs . Anna Wilson, Miss Becky Tate and a guest, Artie Hunne1., entertains Lisa Herald . Social Calendar dleport. · • SATIJRDAY POMEROY Volunteer Fire Departmentsponsorlng a fish fry , lla. m. to 6 p. m. at fire ' house. Dinners and sand· wlches will be sold and delivered In Pomeroy · MONDAY LETART Falls PTO, 7:30 p.m. wltb James Adama, principal, Southern High School, and Jack Qostlc, school board member to talk on the levy. Candidates for school board to speak. SYRACUSE Elementary School signup for Cub Scouts, 7:30 p.m. at the school. Parents are to accompany their sons. .. .. POMEROY Garden Club, 7:30 p.m. at the Meigs Inn. For roll call there l'fll be an exchange of house planta. LINDA TO BE HONORED LOS. ANGELES (UPI) Young actress Unda Blair, an Academy Award nominee for her performance In "The Exorcist," will be among those honored by the Alcoholism · Cou~cll of Greater Los Angeles at an Oct. 17luncheon. ~~ ~N~~E1NE . Recognition of those having birthdays and wedding an· niversarles in September highlighted the monthly party held at the Senior Citizens Center. A potluck dinner preceded the party with Mrs. Dessle Patterson giving grace . Presented flowers were Clarence Curtis, 85 , of Pomeroy, the oldest birthday honoree; Mrs. Iva Johnson, 82, Wolf Pen; Mrs. Ethel Hoback, 84, Racine, and Mrs. Neva Seyfried, 81, Pomeroy. Others celebrating birthdays and recognized were Mrs. Marie Steiner, Mid· dleport; Mrs. Evelyn Sum· Service awards given Tuesday merfield. Tuppers Plains ; Mrs . Ruth Evans, Bill Qulvey, Pomeroy; Mrs. Evelyn Thoma, Wolf Pen ; Mrs. Doily Wolfe, Letart; Mrs: Garnet Ervlm! , Portland; Mrs. Leah Nease, Minersville; and Mrs. Nora Houdashelt, SyraCUBe. Presented peace roses for anniversary celebrations were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Harrison, 52nd; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Karr and Mr·. and Mrs. Dean Blackwood, 50th. Congratulations were also exteooed to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lochary who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in August. A reading by Mrs. Eva Dessauer and ballroom dancing followed the dinner. Awards for services were presented Tuesday night at the annual meeUng of tbe Meigs Chapter of the Central Ohio Heart Assoelation at the Meigs Inn. . Bob Telvin, district con.sultant Or the Central Ohio Heart AssoclaUon, was on hand to present the awards. Medallions for 15 years service ·went to Dr. R. E. Boice, president ; Walter Grueser, vice president; Kermit Walton, publicity chairman and Mrs. Wilma Sargent, secretary. Cer· Uflcates of appreciation for services went to the Meigs Order !If DeMolay with Scott Wolfe accepting; Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorortw·with Kathy King accepting, and Job's Daughters with Lisa Thomas . accepting . During the meeting presided over by Dr. Boice, Joe Struble was named program chairman of ·the local chapter and also custodian of films . Struble and Larry Bilker spoke on their experiences with heart reSUBCltatlon.l!lld told of their attendance to meetings In Columbus on the subject. Tbey presented a demonstration. "No Time to Lose", a fllin dealing with the inlportance of expediency for aiding heart attack vlcUms, was shown. CHAP· TER, O.E.S. will hOi!t the District 25 party and a reception honoring Mrs . Mary in Wilcox, district president, 6:30 p.m. at ~ Middleport Masonic Temple. Those attending to take a covered dish and their own table service: SOUP, bake and yard sale, · beginning lOa.m. at Syracilse Presbyterian Church,·Second St. Take containers for soup • carryout order; wili have rummage and depression glass in crystal, pink and green in conjuncUon with · bake sale. YARD SALE at . Racine Elementary School by Racine PrO, beginning 9 a. m. For pickup of donatiops, call 94113927 or 949-$74. SUNDAY HOMECOMING at Hemlock Grove Christian Charch; basket dinner at 12 · noon followed by afternoon program at 1:30. NEWSMEN Quartet from OJarleston will be at the Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene at 9:30a.m. service and 2 p.m. service. Members are to bring a friend. The Rev. Clyde Henderson, pastor, Invites the public. COLLEGE NEWS . ATHENS - Dixie Ann Circle received ~ degree of master of educaUon froin Ohio University Aug'. 23. A graduate of SOuthern High School;she ilia teacher In the Cleveland· schools. Dixie Is the dsughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Circle, Rt. I, Racine. RUMMAGE SALE SET Women of the St. Paul Lutheran ~ch, Pomeroy, will hold a l'llllliMBe aale Friday from 9 to 4 p.m. in the church fellowship haD. Good used clothing will be for sale. LOSE UGL' FAT Sllrt lolint wottnt todey or monoy bock. MONADIX 11 1 llny toblot 1nd lilY to llko. MONADEX Will hoi' curb your desire for tXCIII feod . E1t 1111 - weleh lttl. Con- tolna no dlntoroua druta ud will not m1kt you nernu1. No strenueus ex:erc111. Chant• your 1111 .. . aterl tod1y. MONAOEX coat SUI lor 1 21 dl'{ IUtlply. Larti ICIROmy lllt Ia U.IO. Alii try AQUAUIS: they work IIOtly to not, you 1011 woter-bloat. a 11 Wittr fill" that works - SUI. •oth IUirlftllld lftd IO!d by : Swlst11r 1 Lohse ,,..,mecy • AQUATAI~ 112 E. Mtln, P01111roy & Dutlon Drtf1 Store - M"· dltporl. Moll Ordtra l'lllod. OUR .'.HARDMAN" HOME CENTER IN POINT PLEASANT GRAND OPEN1NG WILL II"S'AT. OCT. 4th -1 ChOO AM""'- "WATCH FOR ADD IN · FRIDAY'S PAPER" AdlttlrGI• COLOR T.V. SEEING IS BEUEVING .. Reliability. 0 ' I No one makes a T.V. that lasts forever ... Admiral trys "· careful. Inspection In the plant ... In· spected again at our store , reducing the c~ance that service will be needed . If s"lrvlce Is needed you' ll get It promptly .. . If It needs to be In the shop over a day we'll loan you a set at no charge. Mr . Friendly • One Year Warranty on parts and service on all our 100 Pet. Solid State Sets. IAKIR fURNITURE Frjendly Ones .. .' .. �. •- ' _, ..... -..- ...... ·- .... ·-·· .. -. ·--~ I • 8 - Th~ DailySentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday, Oct . 2, 1975 J.- The DaUy sentinel, MlddlejJort-Pomeroy, 0.; Thursday, Oct. 2, 1975 1'-:;:;.::~t~~!rl Real murder, cuttipg A~iltary .contributes tip Qn new. porno filmsj ··to senior citizens f ,CIA predictions fell short in ·cyprus crisis. • .,... ., . ( · 'wASHINGTO (UP!) - Heavy presidential ·.:::: security, includi topped traffic, blocked off hotels i::: :·,',',: and hovering helle ters, is going to be a more and ': more familiar si to Americans. :;:;: By LIONEL BASCOM "The information I had :;:: President F' says he will not "let· unusual clr· :{ NEW YORK (UP!) "'received said they were By DANIEL F.' GILMORE the Mediterranean island ·Secret!li'Y of State H(mry A. :::: cumstances' - two attempts on hjs life last month in ::: Police are Investigating the probably shot in Latin WASHINGTON ( UPI) - which followed three months Kissinger and high depart· :::: California - prevent him from traveling around the circulation of a bizarre brand· America. Argentina was the The "Central Intelligence later, the outbreak of the ment officials. Agency has admitted its Arab-Israel war In October of - Th e.CIA did predict the i'.:i.· ::~~a~n: ~~=·1ng face4o-face contracts with the ::: of pornographic movies word ! got," Horman said. House of Fa.brics which show the actual He Said persons showing "analytical performance fell 1973 and the costly Com· July 20 Thrkish invasion of He will visit 11 more states by the end of the year so :{ D;urder and dlsiilemherment such films could only be quite short of the mark" in munist Tel offensive in Cyprus five days in advance Low Prices . '.:','.:,: he wili have stopped in ail 50 as President. ·:::: ot an actress on screerr. proset'Uted under obscenity predicting dramatic events Vietnam In 1968. but · said the State Depari' Aides said that as a result of the two gun incidents, Viewers at priva te laws. during the Cyprus .crisis of CIA assessments and ment "took little If any ·,:',:',:,: Ford'!s "resigned" to having a tightened security screenings reportedly pay up "The murder is in another .1974. committee affidaVIts from preventive action and claims cordon around him when he moves out in public . Ph. 992-2810 to $200 to witness the filmed jurisdiction," Horman said, But a post mortem witnesses showed that : it did not gel the message ." 1 Mile South of 0 0 killings, Detec!ive Joseph "and proving it would he very · irepared by the CIA Itself - The agency failed to - Ambassador Tasca Middleport on Rt . 7 Horman of .. the Police difficult." and read lnto the record of predict the coup engineered urgently suggested ·the U.S. :.':'.::.\·:.' In ail three cities, the PQiice forces were mustered to .- Department's Organized the House Select Committee by Greek junta leader Gen. Sixth Fleet· in the Crime Control Bureau said :::: the hilt . Tfrafhfic. wats ~doppeHd ton slreetsbl akndd efxf· , : . , : · . , : on Intelligence Wednesday Demetrlos Joannidis, which. Mediterranean he put bet· .... preSl!ways or ts mo orca es. o e1s were oc e o , Wednesday. also J)a$Sed the buck to the overthrew Cypriot President ween the Turkey and Cyprus :::: and guests entering them were screened. :·:· Horman said very reliable State Department , saying Makatios although Ioannidis "to show the flag " and sources say there are eight that when intelligence was said to have confided his possibly prevent the Turkish Decoys were used to. \hat distract crowds ~trances. The people did g~ther ou ....de hhote ole151 :'..':.·..:·':.· . movies - called "snuff" or predictions were correct ·the plans to CIAagents In Athens Invasion, but his message to were roped off, with numerous uniformed policemen "slasher" films - being department did nothing . who were personal friends. Washington was ignorec!. facing U>em as they craned their necks to get a glimps ) The House Committee, - The CIA Athens agents · On the other side of ~ of Ford. .. circulated. "I had fir heard about which m~ts agatn today with did not report anything to Congress, the Senate Select Security helicopters hovered overhead \luring his :,.:,..:·.,: them from a reporter," ·Witnesses not' yet known, is John Tasca, then U.S. 'Am· Commltee on Intelligence motorcades. A policeman was posted at every overHorman said. " a result of trying to find out how well bassador to Greece, and he was meeting in open session that iiuUal Inquiry .1 sought American . intelligence ·func- said he was also left com· with Donald C. Alexander, out my sources :In the un· tioned In predicting major pletely in the dark about Commissioner of Internal derworld, sources who have past crises 'SUCh as the Greco-Turkish negotiations Revenue, as the chief witproven to he very reliable in CyJ1111s ccup In April of 1974 bel.ng i carried out by ness. Norlhshore Hilton In Skokie, the lobby was filled with the past. and the TUrkish invasion of agents and ~e hotel was surounded by policemen. "They Said that In the end, .,:,:.·,:.,: At times during the two day trip he apdpeaHreddltdo the climax depicts the acpause, as though he wanted to go into crow s. e tually murder of the female," · :::: greet several hundre\1 airmen and their families at Horman said. Offutt Air Fotce Base, Neb., ail presumably cleared He Indicated the films for security. .· begin with · an actress and By RICK VAN SAN'r " In a discussion -over why necessary. On Saturday Ford will be the honorary grand marshal several actors engaging iQ a CINCINNATI (UP!) "We've got a lot of work in the NAACP didn 't file an In the Mountain Festival ·parade at Elkins, W.Va. variety of sex acts. Soon, Attorneys handling the • this court," he told NAACP appeal in DeMasclo's court Security forces dO not welcome the 2mile ride before a however, a knife appears, Gives You AUTOMATIC Warm Floor Heating! Detroit school desegregation attorney Louis Lucas. "II I before appealing here, Lucas crowd' of 225,000, and the actress obviously calli! were criticized Wed· don't make myself clear, I'm said he figured ·DeMascio unaware of the nature of the nesday by three federal wiiiing to express myself a would turn it down anywayfilm - is stabbed to ·death appeals court judges, who little further." which raised the ire of Judge Nursme g h o m e s a c c e p t and dismembered. suggested the two side$ get School board attorney John Peck. WOOD ·BURNING He said a number of films together to try, to settle dlf· George Roumeil Jr. also got "I would not like to hear the CIRCULATOR . simulate death, but the eight Wirh T~ese Great ferences . Into the act. . he is ;Uter show real killings. fewer, ·f e w e r p a t i e.n t s "Do you people not talk to "I'm not sure why I'm "We came closest in each other at ali?" an here," he said as he hegan his DeMascio," Peck bluntly told COLUMBUS (UP I ) _ Medicaid pro~rlun," he se,l'll Miami, this was where we -~e:r:s~ 8J1111Zed Judge George Ed· reply to Lucas' request. "I'd Lucas. • Steve Cochran, president 'of Wednesd~y tn announcmg actually pinpointed them as WI·IIGI IIATU o Ill· wards ilsked lawyers for the like to know what there is to Although DeMasclo bas or- the ·Ohio Health Care that h1s group had recently as seven dsys ago," tlllll EJWIEl tiiSII O Detroit school board and the stay (temporarily set dered that no school con- Association which represents unanl~oulsy ~pproved a A¥1111l1C IHUIOSIII 0 said the detective, wbo Is NAACP at a hearing in the aside) 1" struction take place In 900ofmore than 1 000 nursing resolution callihg for the working on the case with lour · 101111 1111 111'1111 ~ U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Immediately after Lucas Detroit WJ!ess.. It "furthers bomes in tl!.e state, says the resignation of state Public other members of the bureau. o IOlts 21- WIGII '· Appeals. I III!IIICIUIEll IIIEJOl urged the judges to suspend desegregatiOn, Lucas ap· ·' ' 'care and pl~ cement of Welfare Director Raymond "It's ' such a secret Chlet Judge Harry Phillips DeMasclo's ruling until the pealed on grounds the patients Is on a downhill McKenna. o IAIIlllllHuiDIIIiiiiOGit operation, these things are .told the attorneys, "These December hearing, Edwards criteria for considermg new slide" 85 long as operators Plentiful loW cost • .., .becoc'nes tl'le ri'IC)II modll'n of fuefs when ~ned In this "We get conflicting in&lUI' ,.W cii'eulator of WARM MORN ING'S . .. the Model 701J _ ' are ilsues reasonable men Int er jected, "How do '!e construction should be a com· get reduced Medicaid f011)1alion from the state well guarded," he said. "The thing that Is really You'll enjoy tht Wlfftl fiNr comfort 1nd 1111151! of Malin& your horne wl!h this ult,. should be able to sit down and know you people won't get plete "desegregation plan." payments·. · administration and the astonishing," Horman said, rnodlm tutom~ tlc · wood~urn lnl circulator that providef 1mple hut for up to live rooma. Abullt·ln them\Oitll auto!TIIIIellfY controls dran to mtlntal, tilt dttlrtd talk about without coming to together and work out an Roumell said the NAACP Slate officials recently legislature as to .whether "is that there Is such a ratt of burnln&1nd 1 thr~ blower (an opllonllluluttl spru dl • carptt Of wannth 0'181' tht ltoort. court every time." agree ment b e fore already has the "protection" trimmed payments for Medl- funds are available. We are market. That's almost as TIM bttutifulty. styltd c:lblnft t\11 1 lont llltlfll ~In •••m~l flnl 1h . The ,.,.. The nareup came when tne Demember?" sldl door IT\Ikn loldln1 enylyeu can put IJ) IiN'Wood up to 26" tort!l 1nd ISh ,. it seeks agamst new con-. caid nursing home care be- simply asking that tli'e rates astonishng as the fact that maval'l a cii'\Ch with ttlt hlndy l!lde-oot .•sh driWft. No fiMf wood he1111 his IV*' NAACP a~pealed Detroit An~wered Lucas, "I wish struc\lon by virtue of cause of budgetary reasons, be paid as the legislature somebody would actually btln built! federal ·i udge Robert that were possible." · · DeMasclo's order. , which prompted some homes passed them. That would let conunit a murder for the DeMascio's recent decision "It's a real world," replied The Judges did not Indicate to refuse to aecept new nursing homes move into purpose of making a film. ruling out massive citywide the judge. ','There's ail sorts .when thet'owould rul,e on the Medicald)latients. , compliance. with fe!leral "Based on the price, I ,, The Self There busing to lntegrate Detroit of potential." NAACP's •weal. • "This st,ate has to fund the . certification regulations and would imagine the people schools, the nati(lll's fifth expansion programs. · • who purchase these things largest school system. "Until that .is done, the are from affluent Although the higher court quality of care and placement backgrouqds," he said. COngress here haa scheduled a hearing of patients Is on a downhill In December on the NAACP's e slide." attempt to overturn that votes r a t s e Concerning the resignation decision, the NAACP canle to demand, Cochran said "He . WAS)l!NGTON (UP!) - I court Wednesday asking that Regardleu whlcn of the I 1 The Ohio congressional vote · has not lived up to the laws of · people in the Medicaid together today · models you choose, a WARM DeMascio's ruliilg be set program and patients we by which the House, on a 278 this state." MORNING coal healer givll aside until then. "He has taken postures and serve " he added ' relationships hetween Japan to 123 roll call, Wedne$day . Edwards suggested that By JOHN BARroN . r ov morQ and belter heal Cochran ,said ·his group endorsed President .Ford's 5 stan~es ~hich we feel are and the United States and for your home. Wednesday's appeul, 'which WASHINGTON (UP!) movmg mto the arena of blamed the state more than the court did not immediately The Rising Sun flew next to look to its future," he said. per cent pay raise for threats and intimidation, and the Health, Education and congressmen and federal ''Our peoples withstood the Model 617, Anitrlca'o moll rule on, might not have been the Stars and Stripes on Also Available we don' feel he any longer Welfare Department for the challenges of one tragic In· civilian and military em· has any creditibillty with cutback. popular 60 lb.' capacity rcr. flagpoles along Pennsylvania I MODEL 523 ployes rather than the 8.66 diant coal heater. . Avenue today, as-Washington terlude, when .the Pacific per cent raise proposed by a nursing homes concerning . . 100 lb. capacity preparect to receive with Ocean, symbol of tranquillty, federal pay study group. ·was instead a rough and goodwill the emperor who led Voting for were 158 Demow Japan during World War II. · stormy sea, and have built crats and ·120 Republicans. 0 e88 8 8 0 today unchanging ties of President Ford ordered a Voting against were 106 friendship and goodwill. I ... Democrats and 17. COLUMBUS (UPI) - estimated· 126,500, while the look forward with great J{epublicans. Initial claims and continued "insured •' unemployment anticipation to the future of Ohio, a Democrats, 15 claims for jobless benefits rate fell 3.3 per cent . Those "Everything In Hardware" .. formal White Hou'se recep- our relationship." remaining on the jobleas !lsi Republi-uns filed with the Ohio &treau of the emperor and empress Democrats for: Ashley, Employment Services under ali other programs ~~~-------- and Uon of Emperor Htrohito, 74, spent 'Tuesday and Wed· 110 W. 992-2811 Pomeroy Ij;mpress Nagako. were estimated at 90,700. Mottl, Seiberling, James declined last week. nesday resting and . sightFord and Hlrohito, the first Stanton, Vanik. Albert G. Giles, OBES emperor in the 3,00().year-old seeing In the restored colonial Democrats agalust: administrator, said WedJapanese dynasty to make a section of Wiiitarnsburg, Va., nes. d ay 15,672 unemployed Hays, Stokes. 1 k f'l d f' state visit here, each before formally beginning a Carney, Republicans for: Ashlrobk, Oh ~ wor er~ 1 e 1rst state visit, marked two-week prepared formal speeches to Brown, Clancy, Devine, '. claims for benefits, for a 5.5 be given after playing of bOth by heavy security. Gradlson, Guyer, lfarsha, per cent decrea~ . fro!ll · the They rode down Duke of national anthems. Kindness Latta MIHer prior week. Initial claimll Before leaving Tokyo, the Gloucester Street there in an Mosher, Regula, Willia~ under all other benefit emperor told American open carriage drawn by two Stanton Wylie programs totaled 8,682. newsinen the second World chestnut .horses and visited Rep~bllca~a against: Giles said continued claims War, was "a tragic ad· the House ,of Burgesses, Whalen. .---dropped 3.4, ~ cent to an where the British once venttu'e." " It has long been my wish governed . the . area· and .to come to the United States," George Washington received 'he told Ford In remarks his early government prepared, for today's training . The empress bought a gift of Se(l~ reception. handmade silver cuff linn Hirohlto noted this Is the · eve of the U.S. BicenteMial designed with a fish symbol *Suits when Americans look both for her husband and watclled buck a nd forward .into a demonstration of the· 12th century Japanese art of. *Spt. Coats ..history. · "For rrie also, this visit Is a paper marbllzlng, which was valuable opportunity to practiced widely in 18th *Slacks reflecL on the past century Wlll!amsburg. D&J's g 00 on Fabrics tr~o~d~~~~~n:er:e:~~i:~~~~~ ~m~:, N~~ .~om ;;:~~~ra::~~i~~;:~;£;!: ·. i·, ,· :. ,,:. :·: ·, ·' ·i , Judge admonishes lawyers . fllllntt.., ~~~~s ~~:bod~:~ th~~~~ '. isl · /Uann 1/omlnl Rising Sun, Old Glory COAL HEATERS fl.yfug . Time for. achange. . J bl D'GrTRon claim h decline Ebersbach Hardware r~~~~~:~;~~:1:~~ Main the new Caravelle® Digitai .Watch byBulova J. We Have All Special The Goodies . HALLOWEEN -THE ourpooR RUGGED SHOE . . · Lay Away Christmas Now! Never mind what the big and little hands have to say. The Caravello Digit ron watch says II all with the greatest of ease: The clearly evtdentllme panels tell the hour, minute and second at a glance. With 17 jewel precision. Shield· shaped case, stainless steel link bend arid handsome metallic blue dial. Go modern wear a Caravelle Dig!Iron. $47.50 GOf'SSI ER1S . JeweiiJ Store . .PONDERO$A liNCH BOOT ~. . .EVERYTHING FOR YOUR PMTY I Also In 6 Inch Shoe and 8 lnciT Boot lnsi!Jilted - PARTY I'AVOR~ -CREP.E PAPER - STREAMERS - NAPKINS -, NOVEL.TIES - CANOY, CANDY ,, W10ths. o·ar;cr Ee steel Shank Cushion ldsole Glove Leather Upper MICrO · C8llular )Cife • · OIL AND ACID RESISTANT NON,MARKING - EXTRA FLEXIBLE ....--....---· !:.,~~ .:.: ~~ . in . . Berrys World ..' OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS Marcus ij. Chambers, 114, ·Sherman and Mrs. J. W. well known Middleport Waddell, both of Middleport: resld~nt, died ·wednesday two grandchildren , and night at Veterans· Memorial several nieces and nephews. TONITE, OCT. 2 Hospital. Funeral services will be OCT . 1·2 Mr. Chambers was born held at ~p.m . saturday ai the NOT>OPEN March 6, 1891 at Poln! Rawlings-Coats Funeral Pleasant, W. Va., the son of Home with the Rev. DWight FRt.-SAT..SUN. the late Rlchard and Martha Zavlll,officiating. Burial will OCT. 3-l McAllister Chambers. be in the Riverview Will iam Peter Blatty's. Besides his. parents, two , Cemetery . Friends may call' "THE EXORCIST" sisters and a brother at the funeral home from 7 to (Technicolor) preceded him In death. 9 this evening and from 2 to 4 A veteran of World War I, and 7 to 9 p. m. Friday. Mr. Chambers was a member of Feeney-Bennett Post 128, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •~••• American Legion. A member of the First United Presbyterian Church 'in Middleport, he operated a grocery business in Mid· dleport many ,years. Surviving are his Wife, Elsie C. Middleton, Chambers: a son , Hobert M. Chambers, Houston, Tex.; two sisters-ln~aw, Mrs. R. M. · Sears Continuity of bookmobile's role assured . AspokeSman for the Meigs County Board of Ulrary Tl'ustees said today steps have ~n taken to Insure continuity of service should the Meigs County bookmoblle program, presenUy operated by the State Ubrary of Ohio, come under administration of the Ohio Valley Area Ubrarles next year. During the last few weeks the Meigs County board of Ulrary Trustees has worked with both OVAL and the State Ubrary to insure that the present local bookmoblle service will not he reduced or curtailed In any way, and that Its headquarters will remain In the ocunty. The poeslble change' In admlnlaterlng agency will not be known definitely unW December, It was emphasized. OW•It Ol1nev ProdUcti ons SAVE '5 on order of '50 or more from our Christmas Wish Book Your copy of our 1975 Christmas Catalog is now .available at your Pomeroy Sears Catalog Store. Early Christmas shopping pays double at Sears. You save time when you shop by catalog. And sbopplng early aAUrell you Ill getting the ltema you want, without delays: Plus you get a $5 discount m any order of $50 or more, If yriu order before ()c. Iober 13. 91op Sears Olr1stmaa Catalog. PRESCRIPTION AND SlJR(iiCAL Support Ll'llll'r • • 8:30to8:300.11y II :00 to 4: 00 Sunday Wheel Chairs Walkers Crutches and Canes Back Braces Bedside Commodes Support Stockings T~usses Tractlon1 Ul~:~~~:lnt~nt Elastic S Uae one of Sears credit plans $5 Discount Expires October 13, l!r75 Call Sears Catalog Shopping today 992-2178. S atilfattion Guarontud or Your Motley Bock SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE 220 t MAIN . SfRE£1\ .- POMEROY, otuO Authorized CATALOG BALBB MERCHANT Owned and Operated by Lou Osborne 89'h .IN.~I\11lWil' --·-··-----------· heritage Cfi.EIIII\1'1«' .. house • • . . ' . !.. :' '' •• '. •• 11151ty NIA. I ,..\·. '· MIDDLEPORT Mason City'B Newest ·Fabric & Craft Shop . . POLYEmR Reg. 16.98 ·JCI. NOW •391 " AND REG. *Winter Ou,erwear .J249 "Oh yeah? Well, I'm glad I'm nol Peter Benchley. Whal can peter Bench/ey do lor an encore?" · ' ' sue $179 liiOW . YD. '· .. INSULATION GOIN' FURliN' FOR CERTI\IN Blown Into ,_.. ,. The Walls KERM'S KORNER New York ·Clothing H•se . For Free Estlmahtl ~ ••• ••• POMEROY \ I Cou rt St., Pomeroy . PGIJ* C'.c*8n Blends OPEN ·FRI. & ,SAT. nL 8 Pomeroy Elementary School . Monday, Ocl. t3, from I to6 p. m. Vernon Nease Is blood program chairman . J ·*Ties . . TUPPERS PLAI NS - Th~ Orange. Twp. Volunteer Fire Oepl. wllr sponsor a square· dance Salurdoy. Oct . .1, from 9 to 12 p·. m. of the Tuppers Plains Community Building an~ fire station. Music will be provided by the "King HOSPITAL Mr. O.ambers died Wednesday...----. MEIGS THEATRE NEWS Pleasant VaUey Hospital Meigs County Common G D .J ph Pleas Courl enlrles show a DISCHAR E - ose suit for money and a sdlt lor Wright, Ashlpn: ·RoSe Marie· A ~ contribution to the accordance with the national . Khords" • divorce have beel> flied. Greg Foodman, Point Pleasant: . Senior CitlzeRJ Pl'ogram ·was scale. Roush . dba ltoush Con- Ho ard Stewart Gallipolis· EAST MEIGS - Eastern slructlon, Syracuse, flied su,lt " w · • • made and offlcera for the The District 8 fall con- Band Boosters will meel al eg~lnst Mark G. and Jean Russell Slaytoifo; .VInton : 1975-78 year were Installed at ference at . Junction next 7:30 p. m. Tuesday In lhe Duerr . Syracuse. In the Eunice Heuon, Point a recent meeting of the Thursday waulmounced.and band room allhe high school. amounl of $858 ..19 for amount Pleasant. Delores Neal New due tor· labor . Wanda Oxley, • ' American Legion AllliUary several members will attend. REEDSVILLE The Rt: 4, Pomeroy,:•fite<f• for Haven : . Joseph Austin, . · of Feeoey·Bal)llett Pciet 128. The book.i were audited by annual Riverview against Hatold C. GAllipolis Ferry ; Mrs. Mrs , Erma Hendricks . Mrs. ·Hendricks; Mrs. Will elementary S~~ool Carnival divorce Oxley, same on . Robert Riffle , Point ltas been set for Salurday. A charges of grosseddreu, presided at !he- meeting and Mrs. Kessinger. neglect and Pie t· · M r Lewis Brady piney supper will beglri al5 p. asan , s. . , which opened In ritualistic ·A dinner was held m. and et 6 p. m. ouldoor extreme cruelly. 4 -· Maaon; Jack Elliott, Point form. The pledge to the fiag preceding the meeting· with competition Including fool· Tlckel salOl lo lhe Alhens Pleasant · Pbllmore Hudnall bell kick, • tractor ride, lnvllallonal Band Fesllvot, and the preamble were given the legionnaires. / • ' beskelbllll throw. horseshoe Oct. 11, al Peden Stadllfl" at .. · Point Pleasant: Mrs. KenIn unlaon,with Ml;. Etta Wiii ,pllch and oilier games will Ohio Unlverslly hove been neth Roush and son, New having the.prayer. d Ow tak start. At 1 p. '!1· Indoor ac. to Monaay, Ocl. 6, Haven, and Mrs. Rickie lnstalied were Mrs. Hen- . U Y en es llvttlt~lncludtng a num!Jer of exlonded The Meigs Boosters will Sm'th · p lnt PI t load and game booIlls wll t receive 2~Band cenls on each t • o · easan · dricks, president: Mrs. newspaper post starl. Dooi' prizes will be advance reserved tlckeloold. Freda Clark, first vice awarded. Tltkels may be purchased president: Mrs. Patty Might, MARIE'ITA - Marietta al New Yor.l< Clothing House Veterana Memorial Hospital The American Red CrOSf In Pomeroy, or from any second vice president; 'Mrs. ·college freshman Judith. ADMITTED Opal Velsla Roush, secretary : Owen of Middleport Is a Bloadmoblle will be at the ~d member. Cummins, Racine: Gertrude ~. Geraldine Ke&~jnger, member of the Marcollan Drake, Vinton: Don Rochard, treasurer.; Mrs. Will, staff, the college's student SERVICES SCIIEDVLED EXTENDEDOUTWOK; Middleport: Betty Morris, chaplain; Mrs. Bonnie newiiJiaper. The Marcolian WARREN, Ohio (UP[) Saturday tbrougb Racine; Jessie Bush, Long Dalley, sergeant at amls. publiahea weekly and has Funeral services will be Bottom: Lester Roach, Monday, fair, warming Reported Ill were Mrs. received. state and national Friday morning for John . Thelma Collinl, Mrs. Might, ho1urs. The staff Is composed tread durlq tbe period. Mahaney, referee of the Hartford; Kenneth Guinther, HIP. will be about 7t Syracuse; Richard Grady, Mrs. Avanell Bass, Mrs. of more than 35 students. Salarday lad 75 to . 80 .Trumbull County Juvenile Syracuse ; Alberta LinGarnet Herdman, Mrs. . A197Sgraduate of Meigs H. Court.• thicum, Reedsville. Kathleen Clonch Mrs. Joan S., Mlu Owen Is the daughter Su.day IUid Monday. Lo1u Mahaney died Tuesday at wiD be Ia tile 40• Saturday DISCHARGED - Grace 1 Penesun,: Orvtll~ Gr~. of Mr. and Mrs. Richard s. the age of 65 alter suffering Roberts, William. Reitmlre, aad Ia tile low lOt illoatlay. Paul Swisher, Raymond Owen, 212 N. Third Ave., an apparent heart attack at Martha Bailey, Irma Bales, Baker and Roy Miller. A Middleport. his home during his lunch Dores Arnold, Ernest change waa made In the by\ hour. Lambert, Belinda Custer, NOW YOU KNOW · laWB to ralae the dues In Mahaney was lnatrumental , • CyclistThe flnrt airplane fatality In establillhlng the Trumbull George Logan. ' ' In the United States was County JuvenUe Justice (Continued from page 1) . Holzer Medical Center ' released. There was Thomas Etholen Selfridge of Center and had served as a IN THE (Dilcbarcea. Oe~ I) COMMON PLEAS COURT, moctefate damage, and no the U. S. Army. He was killed referee In the court since the William Bailey, Roy PROBATE DIVISION, and Orville WrigHt was In· center opened In October of citation waa Issued. · · MEtOS (OUNTV, OHIO Ba!sdenlrene Buter, Goldie At 7:25 p.m. still In Jured Sept. 17, 1908 at Ft. 1974. Blakeman, James Boster , · IN THE MATTER OF SET· Salisbury Twp. at the June· Myer, Va., when their plane's "'andcountyroad ·' TLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, UonofSR Dwight Bowling, Jonda propeUer hit an 'overhead 1.., PROBATE COURT, MEIGS Brown, James Casto, Stella 5 another two car accident wire. ; COUNTY, OHIO PURCHASE AGREEMEN·r Clark, Lynn Cooper, Leon . Accounts and vouchers of occurred. SAN FRANUISCO (IJPJ) Day, Mary belli! Evans, • lhe following named Geraldine L. Ughtfoot, 28, Akers Packaging Service , '.· flduclarltl have been flied In Rt. •, Pomeroy, ' t rav• ilng Christine Exline, VIctoria MORE GRAIN SOW the Probata Court, MeiDl .. .. Inc., Middletown, Ohio, has Fink, Pam Ger~ch, Rwmell : county, Ohio, tor approval wet1t on 124, prepared to tW'll WASHINGTPN (UP! ) agreed to buy the Potlatch Gilmore, Trllba 't;r~enlee, and oelttemtnt: , left t road • A Agriculture Secretary Earl , CASE NO. 19,209 Eleventh onto COUll Y •· Car ,. end FIna! Account of Can driven by Unda S. Krlveatl, Butz says he expects Russia Corp. ·shipping container Terry Henry, Alberta HubShine, Guerdlen of the ~ .th plant at Chicago for an un- bard, Jamet1 Hughes, Homer Guardlanohlp Estotn of Athens, Roinc nor on CR 5 to buy 5 mUllon more tons of disclosed tllllh. Jackson, Bettie Knapp, • Oontet Fronklln Shane and <lid not see the stop sign, but this seaaon'•a grain crop from Potlach offlclala, who an-· Ronald Lemon, Judith ' H'::":sa; NL~~ 1 :,~;;eN 1f:i~n:~•.; did see the Ughttoot car, and the United States, a quantity nounced the sale here Livingston , Earl .Mannon , ' Flnll Account Of Mary due to the rain covered high. President Ford calla "a good Fr•nfn Yeeuger, Guerdlan . · bl WedneiiCiay: said the com·Elva Marks, Nona Maitsle, , • of the Person and E1tote of way WU una e to Stop, llglD'e." pany .,as dlacontinulng the Geraldine Mayo, Clarence Eugenio L. wotDurn . · skidding lilto the path of the CASE NO . 20,199 Fltlh production of shipping McClaakey, Tanna Mullens, ., Annual Account ot Paul 0 . lightfoot car. SQUADCAUED containers. Katheryn Plymale, Roney Sturgeon, Guardian ol Gtorla There were no arrests or The Pomeroy E-R squad Akens packing retrellellta· Ramsey, Janice Reffitt, M. S'turgeon. Kathleen K. ....~ od •· ' Sturgeon. John O. Sturgeon. lnJurleti. u~v was m era.. waa called for Walter White, tivet1 said their firm did not Taylor Rouah, Dl8ne Sans; Pout w. Sturgeon, Dwight E. damage to Ughtfoot'a car, Ebenezer St., at 10:39 p. m. anticipate any cha~es tn bll'y, Tammy S&yre, Mrs. • StUrgeon and Mary L. , . sturgeon, Minors. none to Krlveati 1. Wednesday. He was taken to personnel, production or Paul Simmers and son, Vlo~ 1 CASE NO . 20,070 First At 8:12 pJD. on SR 124 In Veterans Memorial HOIIJiital marketing at the plant, which Slone, Jenlce Slanley, Robert 1 Annuol Account of Ruth A. doe deer ' Hart, Guardian of Amolla c. OllveTO'it'llllpa waa aa a medical patient. employet1 about 90 persons. Stout, Faye' Williams, Noami • Bouor , on lncomptttne ldlied' 'When It ran Into the Wllllams, Lullla Wl8e, Duane ; P't1°fe No . 2o.m First path or·a car driven by Virgil Wolfe, Jr. N e w s •• Briefs ~~n~:~ ~~~~re~1 ~fnd~•r:~: Holsinger, Rt. 2, Reedavllle. • (JIIrtllt) ·' Lilt Wltl end T11tamtnt of (Contlnul!d fl'llll page ·1) ,. Bertie H. Wefts, Otce•sed. Mr. 8nd Mrs. Larry BlackI CASE NO. 21,506 First and NOTICE OF wing regime as ''ihe 1aat bulwark against conununlam" In burn,daughter,QakHIII : Mr. APPOINTMENT • Final Account of William s. Europe. The commanders pledged unswerving loyalty to aging and Mn .~ames Farley, Cue No. 21,561 Ktnned~ E~~tecutor of the Estate of Elfie S. Kennedy·, Elteleof THELMA I . WILlY Generalissimo Francisco Franco In the face of Ina-eaalng daughter, In ton: Mr. and DICIIItd. Otceuld. _.. Notice Is ~ereby given that guerrilla warfare and lnternatlnal ilolatlon. unleu· oxceptlono are Ilied Mrs. Dann Fink, daughter, tharoto. seld account• witt be Lerry 'L . Wiley of New Heven , ''Therelsnoothegenledy for us but the total moblllzatlm Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. for httrlng btfort 'oald Court West Vlrglnlg , has been duly on the 311t diY ol October. eppalnttd EKet:utor of thl of all our means Without reatrlctlona on their use," Gen. Carlos Bethel Gillenwater, Jr., -son, 1975, al which time said ac- Estate of•Thetma B. Wiley, counll will ~e considered and deceased, late of Melgl Franco Gonzlilez, conunaooer of the Galicia region, said Ravenswood, W. Va.: Mr, Wedneilday. Hia remarks came as guerrillas she! three and Mrs. Carl Lucas, S(lll, continued !rom dey· lo day County , Ohio . Creditors ere required to poUcemen to death In Madrid and the European Commm Jackson ; Mr. and Mrs. Roy unlit flnotty dlopostd ol. Any person Interested mey 1111 thttr ~talml wtth said lite wrltlln t.ceptlons to uld fiduciary w1thln four months, Market called off trade Ialka with the Spanish government. Teat, son, Mason, W : Va. accounts or to metter1 per· , Doted this 22nd dey of ~ telnlng to the e~~tecutlon of the September 1975 . :1 trust, not tess then five diYI ~ prior to tht Clltt set for Menning D. Wtbater ., hoarlng . Judgt caur t ot common Pltes, • FOUR ARRESI'ED MANII'ING 0. WEBSTER Probate Olvlslon JUDGE Melg1 County, Ohio I' 'lt!II"YRUS, Ohio (UP!) COMMON PLEAS COURT, • • FolD' Bucyrua residents in· PROBATE DIVISION (91 '25, (10) 2, 9, 31c MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO • eluding a candidate In the mayoral election . were "' (101 2, He . NOTICE OF arrested here Wedneslllly m •' AI'I'OINTMINT chargl!fl of armed robbery In • \ NOTICI OF Cue.No. lo.IU ! APPOINTMINT 111111 Itf LAWRENCE R. connection with a holdup ill • Cau No. 2159! WILlY, Doc used. Plzu Chef at Mlchael's· " l1tole of IILVtA RIGGS Notice 11 hereby given thol Lerrv L . Wiley of New Haven , OtCIIIfd . 'Gallon. Notice 11 horeb~ gtvtn thot Wtst Vlrglnl•, hu been duly Arnold Riggs of 121 Crlnmllt ~pointed E'xecutgor of the Roed, St. Clolrsvllle, Ohio, hll l!atete of Lewrtnce E. Wiley, bHn duly oppolnlld E•ocutor doceaud, lite of Meigs or the .Estote of Btlvla Rlggs, County, Ohio . f docoaold, lltl of Longsvlllt, Creditors ere nqutred to lilt' lhtlr claims with .sold • R.D., Meigs County, Ohio, Creditors ere nqulred to fiduciary wl.fhln·four montho. file their c111ma with said Doted lhlo 22nd day of 'i fiduciary within four months , September 1975. . Dated this 30th dey of ,, September 1975. Manning 0 . Webster Judge Manning o. 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Blue or rust . $16" e· �. •- ' _, ..... -..- ...... ·- .... ·-·· .. -. ·--~ I • 8 - Th~ DailySentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday, Oct . 2, 1975 J.- The DaUy sentinel, MlddlejJort-Pomeroy, 0.; Thursday, Oct. 2, 1975 1'-:;:;.::~t~~!rl Real murder, cuttipg A~iltary .contributes tip Qn new. porno filmsj ··to senior citizens f ,CIA predictions fell short in ·cyprus crisis. • .,... ., . ( · 'wASHINGTO (UP!) - Heavy presidential ·.:::: security, includi topped traffic, blocked off hotels i::: :·,',',: and hovering helle ters, is going to be a more and ': more familiar si to Americans. :;:;: By LIONEL BASCOM "The information I had :;:: President F' says he will not "let· unusual clr· :{ NEW YORK (UP!) "'received said they were By DANIEL F.' GILMORE the Mediterranean island ·Secret!li'Y of State H(mry A. :::: cumstances' - two attempts on hjs life last month in ::: Police are Investigating the probably shot in Latin WASHINGTON ( UPI) - which followed three months Kissinger and high depart· :::: California - prevent him from traveling around the circulation of a bizarre brand· America. Argentina was the The "Central Intelligence later, the outbreak of the ment officials. Agency has admitted its Arab-Israel war In October of - Th e.CIA did predict the i'.:i.· ::~~a~n: ~~=·1ng face4o-face contracts with the ::: of pornographic movies word ! got," Horman said. House of Fa.brics which show the actual He Said persons showing "analytical performance fell 1973 and the costly Com· July 20 Thrkish invasion of He will visit 11 more states by the end of the year so :{ D;urder and dlsiilemherment such films could only be quite short of the mark" in munist Tel offensive in Cyprus five days in advance Low Prices . '.:','.:,: he wili have stopped in ail 50 as President. ·:::: ot an actress on screerr. proset'Uted under obscenity predicting dramatic events Vietnam In 1968. but · said the State Depari' Aides said that as a result of the two gun incidents, Viewers at priva te laws. during the Cyprus .crisis of CIA assessments and ment "took little If any ·,:',:',:,: Ford'!s "resigned" to having a tightened security screenings reportedly pay up "The murder is in another .1974. committee affidaVIts from preventive action and claims cordon around him when he moves out in public . Ph. 992-2810 to $200 to witness the filmed jurisdiction," Horman said, But a post mortem witnesses showed that : it did not gel the message ." 1 Mile South of 0 0 killings, Detec!ive Joseph "and proving it would he very · irepared by the CIA Itself - The agency failed to - Ambassador Tasca Middleport on Rt . 7 Horman of .. the Police difficult." and read lnto the record of predict the coup engineered urgently suggested ·the U.S. :.':'.::.\·:.' In ail three cities, the PQiice forces were mustered to .- Department's Organized the House Select Committee by Greek junta leader Gen. Sixth Fleet· in the Crime Control Bureau said :::: the hilt . Tfrafhfic. wats ~doppeHd ton slreetsbl akndd efxf· , : . , : · . , : on Intelligence Wednesday Demetrlos Joannidis, which. Mediterranean he put bet· .... preSl!ways or ts mo orca es. o e1s were oc e o , Wednesday. also J)a$Sed the buck to the overthrew Cypriot President ween the Turkey and Cyprus :::: and guests entering them were screened. :·:· Horman said very reliable State Department , saying Makatios although Ioannidis "to show the flag " and sources say there are eight that when intelligence was said to have confided his possibly prevent the Turkish Decoys were used to. \hat distract crowds ~trances. The people did g~ther ou ....de hhote ole151 :'..':.·..:·':.· . movies - called "snuff" or predictions were correct ·the plans to CIAagents In Athens Invasion, but his message to were roped off, with numerous uniformed policemen "slasher" films - being department did nothing . who were personal friends. Washington was ignorec!. facing U>em as they craned their necks to get a glimps ) The House Committee, - The CIA Athens agents · On the other side of ~ of Ford. .. circulated. "I had fir heard about which m~ts agatn today with did not report anything to Congress, the Senate Select Security helicopters hovered overhead \luring his :,.:,..:·.,: them from a reporter," ·Witnesses not' yet known, is John Tasca, then U.S. 'Am· Commltee on Intelligence motorcades. A policeman was posted at every overHorman said. " a result of trying to find out how well bassador to Greece, and he was meeting in open session that iiuUal Inquiry .1 sought American . intelligence ·func- said he was also left com· with Donald C. Alexander, out my sources :In the un· tioned In predicting major pletely in the dark about Commissioner of Internal derworld, sources who have past crises 'SUCh as the Greco-Turkish negotiations Revenue, as the chief witproven to he very reliable in CyJ1111s ccup In April of 1974 bel.ng i carried out by ness. Norlhshore Hilton In Skokie, the lobby was filled with the past. and the TUrkish invasion of agents and ~e hotel was surounded by policemen. "They Said that In the end, .,:,:.·,:.,: At times during the two day trip he apdpeaHreddltdo the climax depicts the acpause, as though he wanted to go into crow s. e tually murder of the female," · :::: greet several hundre\1 airmen and their families at Horman said. Offutt Air Fotce Base, Neb., ail presumably cleared He Indicated the films for security. .· begin with · an actress and By RICK VAN SAN'r " In a discussion -over why necessary. On Saturday Ford will be the honorary grand marshal several actors engaging iQ a CINCINNATI (UP!) "We've got a lot of work in the NAACP didn 't file an In the Mountain Festival ·parade at Elkins, W.Va. variety of sex acts. Soon, Attorneys handling the • this court," he told NAACP appeal in DeMasclo's court Security forces dO not welcome the 2mile ride before a however, a knife appears, Gives You AUTOMATIC Warm Floor Heating! Detroit school desegregation attorney Louis Lucas. "II I before appealing here, Lucas crowd' of 225,000, and the actress obviously calli! were criticized Wed· don't make myself clear, I'm said he figured ·DeMascio unaware of the nature of the nesday by three federal wiiiing to express myself a would turn it down anywayfilm - is stabbed to ·death appeals court judges, who little further." which raised the ire of Judge Nursme g h o m e s a c c e p t and dismembered. suggested the two side$ get School board attorney John Peck. WOOD ·BURNING He said a number of films together to try, to settle dlf· George Roumeil Jr. also got "I would not like to hear the CIRCULATOR . simulate death, but the eight Wirh T~ese Great ferences . Into the act. . he is ;Uter show real killings. fewer, ·f e w e r p a t i e.n t s "Do you people not talk to "I'm not sure why I'm "We came closest in each other at ali?" an here," he said as he hegan his DeMascio," Peck bluntly told COLUMBUS (UP I ) _ Medicaid pro~rlun," he se,l'll Miami, this was where we -~e:r:s~ 8J1111Zed Judge George Ed· reply to Lucas' request. "I'd Lucas. • Steve Cochran, president 'of Wednesd~y tn announcmg actually pinpointed them as WI·IIGI IIATU o Ill· wards ilsked lawyers for the like to know what there is to Although DeMasclo bas or- the ·Ohio Health Care that h1s group had recently as seven dsys ago," tlllll EJWIEl tiiSII O Detroit school board and the stay (temporarily set dered that no school con- Association which represents unanl~oulsy ~pproved a A¥1111l1C IHUIOSIII 0 said the detective, wbo Is NAACP at a hearing in the aside) 1" struction take place In 900ofmore than 1 000 nursing resolution callihg for the working on the case with lour · 101111 1111 111'1111 ~ U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Immediately after Lucas Detroit WJ!ess.. It "furthers bomes in tl!.e state, says the resignation of state Public other members of the bureau. o IOlts 21- WIGII '· Appeals. I III!IIICIUIEll IIIEJOl urged the judges to suspend desegregatiOn, Lucas ap· ·' ' 'care and pl~ cement of Welfare Director Raymond "It's ' such a secret Chlet Judge Harry Phillips DeMasclo's ruling until the pealed on grounds the patients Is on a downhill McKenna. o IAIIlllllHuiDIIIiiiiOGit operation, these things are .told the attorneys, "These December hearing, Edwards criteria for considermg new slide" 85 long as operators Plentiful loW cost • .., .becoc'nes tl'le ri'IC)II modll'n of fuefs when ~ned In this "We get conflicting in&lUI' ,.W cii'eulator of WARM MORN ING'S . .. the Model 701J _ ' are ilsues reasonable men Int er jected, "How do '!e construction should be a com· get reduced Medicaid f011)1alion from the state well guarded," he said. "The thing that Is really You'll enjoy tht Wlfftl fiNr comfort 1nd 1111151! of Malin& your horne wl!h this ult,. should be able to sit down and know you people won't get plete "desegregation plan." payments·. · administration and the astonishing," Horman said, rnodlm tutom~ tlc · wood~urn lnl circulator that providef 1mple hut for up to live rooma. Abullt·ln them\Oitll auto!TIIIIellfY controls dran to mtlntal, tilt dttlrtd talk about without coming to together and work out an Roumell said the NAACP Slate officials recently legislature as to .whether "is that there Is such a ratt of burnln&1nd 1 thr~ blower (an opllonllluluttl spru dl • carptt Of wannth 0'181' tht ltoort. court every time." agree ment b e fore already has the "protection" trimmed payments for Medl- funds are available. We are market. That's almost as TIM bttutifulty. styltd c:lblnft t\11 1 lont llltlfll ~In •••m~l flnl 1h . The ,.,.. The nareup came when tne Demember?" sldl door IT\Ikn loldln1 enylyeu can put IJ) IiN'Wood up to 26" tort!l 1nd ISh ,. it seeks agamst new con-. caid nursing home care be- simply asking that tli'e rates astonishng as the fact that maval'l a cii'\Ch with ttlt hlndy l!lde-oot .•sh driWft. No fiMf wood he1111 his IV*' NAACP a~pealed Detroit An~wered Lucas, "I wish struc\lon by virtue of cause of budgetary reasons, be paid as the legislature somebody would actually btln built! federal ·i udge Robert that were possible." · · DeMasclo's order. , which prompted some homes passed them. That would let conunit a murder for the DeMascio's recent decision "It's a real world," replied The Judges did not Indicate to refuse to aecept new nursing homes move into purpose of making a film. ruling out massive citywide the judge. ','There's ail sorts .when thet'owould rul,e on the Medicald)latients. , compliance. with fe!leral "Based on the price, I ,, The Self There busing to lntegrate Detroit of potential." NAACP's •weal. • "This st,ate has to fund the . certification regulations and would imagine the people schools, the nati(lll's fifth expansion programs. · • who purchase these things largest school system. "Until that .is done, the are from affluent Although the higher court quality of care and placement backgrouqds," he said. COngress here haa scheduled a hearing of patients Is on a downhill In December on the NAACP's e slide." attempt to overturn that votes r a t s e Concerning the resignation decision, the NAACP canle to demand, Cochran said "He . WAS)l!NGTON (UP!) - I court Wednesday asking that Regardleu whlcn of the I 1 The Ohio congressional vote · has not lived up to the laws of · people in the Medicaid together today · models you choose, a WARM DeMascio's ruliilg be set program and patients we by which the House, on a 278 this state." MORNING coal healer givll aside until then. "He has taken postures and serve " he added ' relationships hetween Japan to 123 roll call, Wedne$day . Edwards suggested that By JOHN BARroN . r ov morQ and belter heal Cochran ,said ·his group endorsed President .Ford's 5 stan~es ~hich we feel are and the United States and for your home. Wednesday's appeul, 'which WASHINGTON (UP!) movmg mto the arena of blamed the state more than the court did not immediately The Rising Sun flew next to look to its future," he said. per cent pay raise for threats and intimidation, and the Health, Education and congressmen and federal ''Our peoples withstood the Model 617, Anitrlca'o moll rule on, might not have been the Stars and Stripes on Also Available we don' feel he any longer Welfare Department for the challenges of one tragic In· civilian and military em· has any creditibillty with cutback. popular 60 lb.' capacity rcr. flagpoles along Pennsylvania I MODEL 523 ployes rather than the 8.66 diant coal heater. . Avenue today, as-Washington terlude, when .the Pacific per cent raise proposed by a nursing homes concerning . . 100 lb. capacity preparect to receive with Ocean, symbol of tranquillty, federal pay study group. ·was instead a rough and goodwill the emperor who led Voting for were 158 Demow Japan during World War II. · stormy sea, and have built crats and ·120 Republicans. 0 e88 8 8 0 today unchanging ties of President Ford ordered a Voting against were 106 friendship and goodwill. I ... Democrats and 17. COLUMBUS (UPI) - estimated· 126,500, while the look forward with great J{epublicans. Initial claims and continued "insured •' unemployment anticipation to the future of Ohio, a Democrats, 15 claims for jobless benefits rate fell 3.3 per cent . Those "Everything In Hardware" .. formal White Hou'se recep- our relationship." remaining on the jobleas !lsi Republi-uns filed with the Ohio &treau of the emperor and empress Democrats for: Ashley, Employment Services under ali other programs ~~~-------- and Uon of Emperor Htrohito, 74, spent 'Tuesday and Wed· 110 W. 992-2811 Pomeroy Ij;mpress Nagako. were estimated at 90,700. Mottl, Seiberling, James declined last week. nesday resting and . sightFord and Hlrohito, the first Stanton, Vanik. Albert G. Giles, OBES emperor in the 3,00().year-old seeing In the restored colonial Democrats agalust: administrator, said WedJapanese dynasty to make a section of Wiiitarnsburg, Va., nes. d ay 15,672 unemployed Hays, Stokes. 1 k f'l d f' state visit here, each before formally beginning a Carney, Republicans for: Ashlrobk, Oh ~ wor er~ 1 e 1rst state visit, marked two-week prepared formal speeches to Brown, Clancy, Devine, '. claims for benefits, for a 5.5 be given after playing of bOth by heavy security. Gradlson, Guyer, lfarsha, per cent decrea~ . fro!ll · the They rode down Duke of national anthems. Kindness Latta MIHer prior week. Initial claimll Before leaving Tokyo, the Gloucester Street there in an Mosher, Regula, Willia~ under all other benefit emperor told American open carriage drawn by two Stanton Wylie programs totaled 8,682. newsinen the second World chestnut .horses and visited Rep~bllca~a against: Giles said continued claims War, was "a tragic ad· the House ,of Burgesses, Whalen. .---dropped 3.4, ~ cent to an where the British once venttu'e." " It has long been my wish governed . the . area· and .to come to the United States," George Washington received 'he told Ford In remarks his early government prepared, for today's training . The empress bought a gift of Se(l~ reception. handmade silver cuff linn Hirohlto noted this Is the · eve of the U.S. BicenteMial designed with a fish symbol *Suits when Americans look both for her husband and watclled buck a nd forward .into a demonstration of the· 12th century Japanese art of. *Spt. 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Burial will OCT. 3-l McAllister Chambers. be in the Riverview Will iam Peter Blatty's. Besides his. parents, two , Cemetery . Friends may call' "THE EXORCIST" sisters and a brother at the funeral home from 7 to (Technicolor) preceded him In death. 9 this evening and from 2 to 4 A veteran of World War I, and 7 to 9 p. m. Friday. Mr. Chambers was a member of Feeney-Bennett Post 128, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •~••• American Legion. A member of the First United Presbyterian Church 'in Middleport, he operated a grocery business in Mid· dleport many ,years. Surviving are his Wife, Elsie C. Middleton, Chambers: a son , Hobert M. Chambers, Houston, Tex.; two sisters-ln~aw, Mrs. R. M. · Sears Continuity of bookmobile's role assured . 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And sbopplng early aAUrell you Ill getting the ltema you want, without delays: Plus you get a $5 discount m any order of $50 or more, If yriu order before ()c. Iober 13. 91op Sears Olr1stmaa Catalog. PRESCRIPTION AND SlJR(iiCAL Support Ll'llll'r • • 8:30to8:300.11y II :00 to 4: 00 Sunday Wheel Chairs Walkers Crutches and Canes Back Braces Bedside Commodes Support Stockings T~usses Tractlon1 Ul~:~~~:lnt~nt Elastic S Uae one of Sears credit plans $5 Discount Expires October 13, l!r75 Call Sears Catalog Shopping today 992-2178. S atilfattion Guarontud or Your Motley Bock SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE 220 t MAIN . SfRE£1\ .- POMEROY, otuO Authorized CATALOG BALBB MERCHANT Owned and Operated by Lou Osborne 89'h .IN.~I\11lWil' --·-··-----------· heritage Cfi.EIIII\1'1«' .. house • • . . ' . !.. :' '' •• '. •• 11151ty NIA. I ,..\·. '· MIDDLEPORT Mason City'B Newest ·Fabric & Craft Shop . . POLYEmR Reg. 16.98 ·JCI. NOW •391 " AND REG. *Winter Ou,erwear .J249 "Oh yeah? Well, I'm glad I'm nol Peter Benchley. Whal can peter Bench/ey do lor an encore?" · ' ' sue $179 liiOW . YD. '· .. INSULATION GOIN' FURliN' FOR CERTI\IN Blown Into ,_.. ,. The Walls KERM'S KORNER New York ·Clothing H•se . For Free Estlmahtl ~ ••• ••• POMEROY \ I Cou rt St., Pomeroy . PGIJ* C'.c*8n Blends OPEN ·FRI. & ,SAT. nL 8 Pomeroy Elementary School . Monday, Ocl. t3, from I to6 p. m. Vernon Nease Is blood program chairman . J ·*Ties . . TUPPERS PLAI NS - Th~ Orange. Twp. Volunteer Fire Oepl. wllr sponsor a square· dance Salurdoy. Oct . .1, from 9 to 12 p·. m. of the Tuppers Plains Community Building an~ fire station. Music will be provided by the "King HOSPITAL Mr. O.ambers died Wednesday...----. MEIGS THEATRE NEWS Pleasant VaUey Hospital Meigs County Common G D .J ph Pleas Courl enlrles show a DISCHAR E - ose suit for money and a sdlt lor Wright, Ashlpn: ·RoSe Marie· A ~ contribution to the accordance with the national . Khords" • divorce have beel> flied. Greg Foodman, Point Pleasant: . Senior CitlzeRJ Pl'ogram ·was scale. Roush . dba ltoush Con- Ho ard Stewart Gallipolis· EAST MEIGS - Eastern slructlon, Syracuse, flied su,lt " w · • • made and offlcera for the The District 8 fall con- Band Boosters will meel al eg~lnst Mark G. and Jean Russell Slaytoifo; .VInton : 1975-78 year were Installed at ference at . Junction next 7:30 p. m. Tuesday In lhe Duerr . Syracuse. In the Eunice Heuon, Point a recent meeting of the Thursday waulmounced.and band room allhe high school. amounl of $858 ..19 for amount Pleasant. Delores Neal New due tor· labor . Wanda Oxley, • ' American Legion AllliUary several members will attend. REEDSVILLE The Rt: 4, Pomeroy,:•fite<f• for Haven : . Joseph Austin, . · of Feeoey·Bal)llett Pciet 128. The book.i were audited by annual Riverview against Hatold C. GAllipolis Ferry ; Mrs. Mrs , Erma Hendricks . Mrs. ·Hendricks; Mrs. Will elementary S~~ool Carnival divorce Oxley, same on . Robert Riffle , Point ltas been set for Salurday. A charges of grosseddreu, presided at !he- meeting and Mrs. Kessinger. neglect and Pie t· · M r Lewis Brady piney supper will beglri al5 p. asan , s. . , which opened In ritualistic ·A dinner was held m. and et 6 p. m. ouldoor extreme cruelly. 4 -· Maaon; Jack Elliott, Point form. The pledge to the fiag preceding the meeting· with competition Including fool· Tlckel salOl lo lhe Alhens Pleasant · Pbllmore Hudnall bell kick, • tractor ride, lnvllallonal Band Fesllvot, and the preamble were given the legionnaires. / • ' beskelbllll throw. horseshoe Oct. 11, al Peden Stadllfl" at .. · Point Pleasant: Mrs. KenIn unlaon,with Ml;. Etta Wiii ,pllch and oilier games will Ohio Unlverslly hove been neth Roush and son, New having the.prayer. d Ow tak start. At 1 p. '!1· Indoor ac. to Monaay, Ocl. 6, Haven, and Mrs. Rickie lnstalied were Mrs. Hen- . U Y en es llvttlt~lncludtng a num!Jer of exlonded The Meigs Boosters will Sm'th · p lnt PI t load and game booIlls wll t receive 2~Band cenls on each t • o · easan · dricks, president: Mrs. newspaper post starl. Dooi' prizes will be advance reserved tlckeloold. Freda Clark, first vice awarded. Tltkels may be purchased president: Mrs. Patty Might, MARIE'ITA - Marietta al New Yor.l< Clothing House Veterana Memorial Hospital The American Red CrOSf In Pomeroy, or from any second vice president; 'Mrs. ·college freshman Judith. ADMITTED Opal Velsla Roush, secretary : Owen of Middleport Is a Bloadmoblle will be at the ~d member. Cummins, Racine: Gertrude ~. Geraldine Ke&~jnger, member of the Marcollan Drake, Vinton: Don Rochard, treasurer.; Mrs. Will, staff, the college's student SERVICES SCIIEDVLED EXTENDEDOUTWOK; Middleport: Betty Morris, chaplain; Mrs. Bonnie newiiJiaper. The Marcolian WARREN, Ohio (UP[) Saturday tbrougb Racine; Jessie Bush, Long Dalley, sergeant at amls. publiahea weekly and has Funeral services will be Bottom: Lester Roach, Monday, fair, warming Reported Ill were Mrs. received. state and national Friday morning for John . Thelma Collinl, Mrs. Might, ho1urs. The staff Is composed tread durlq tbe period. Mahaney, referee of the Hartford; Kenneth Guinther, HIP. will be about 7t Syracuse; Richard Grady, Mrs. Avanell Bass, Mrs. of more than 35 students. Salarday lad 75 to . 80 .Trumbull County Juvenile Syracuse ; Alberta LinGarnet Herdman, Mrs. . A197Sgraduate of Meigs H. Court.• thicum, Reedsville. Kathleen Clonch Mrs. Joan S., Mlu Owen Is the daughter Su.day IUid Monday. Lo1u Mahaney died Tuesday at wiD be Ia tile 40• Saturday DISCHARGED - Grace 1 Penesun,: Orvtll~ Gr~. of Mr. and Mrs. Richard s. the age of 65 alter suffering Roberts, William. Reitmlre, aad Ia tile low lOt illoatlay. Paul Swisher, Raymond Owen, 212 N. Third Ave., an apparent heart attack at Martha Bailey, Irma Bales, Baker and Roy Miller. A Middleport. his home during his lunch Dores Arnold, Ernest change waa made In the by\ hour. Lambert, Belinda Custer, NOW YOU KNOW · laWB to ralae the dues In Mahaney was lnatrumental , • CyclistThe flnrt airplane fatality In establillhlng the Trumbull George Logan. ' ' In the United States was County JuvenUe Justice (Continued from page 1) . Holzer Medical Center ' released. There was Thomas Etholen Selfridge of Center and had served as a IN THE (Dilcbarcea. Oe~ I) COMMON PLEAS COURT, moctefate damage, and no the U. S. Army. He was killed referee In the court since the William Bailey, Roy PROBATE DIVISION, and Orville WrigHt was In· center opened In October of citation waa Issued. · · MEtOS (OUNTV, OHIO Ba!sdenlrene Buter, Goldie At 7:25 p.m. still In Jured Sept. 17, 1908 at Ft. 1974. Blakeman, James Boster , · IN THE MATTER OF SET· Salisbury Twp. at the June· Myer, Va., when their plane's "'andcountyroad ·' TLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, UonofSR Dwight Bowling, Jonda propeUer hit an 'overhead 1.., PROBATE COURT, MEIGS Brown, James Casto, Stella 5 another two car accident wire. ; COUNTY, OHIO PURCHASE AGREEMEN·r Clark, Lynn Cooper, Leon . Accounts and vouchers of occurred. SAN FRANUISCO (IJPJ) Day, Mary belli! Evans, • lhe following named Geraldine L. Ughtfoot, 28, Akers Packaging Service , '.· flduclarltl have been flied In Rt. •, Pomeroy, ' t rav• ilng Christine Exline, VIctoria MORE GRAIN SOW the Probata Court, MeiDl .. .. Inc., Middletown, Ohio, has Fink, Pam Ger~ch, Rwmell : county, Ohio, tor approval wet1t on 124, prepared to tW'll WASHINGTPN (UP! ) agreed to buy the Potlatch Gilmore, Trllba 't;r~enlee, and oelttemtnt: , left t road • A Agriculture Secretary Earl , CASE NO. 19,209 Eleventh onto COUll Y •· Car ,. end FIna! Account of Can driven by Unda S. Krlveatl, Butz says he expects Russia Corp. ·shipping container Terry Henry, Alberta HubShine, Guerdlen of the ~ .th plant at Chicago for an un- bard, Jamet1 Hughes, Homer Guardlanohlp Estotn of Athens, Roinc nor on CR 5 to buy 5 mUllon more tons of disclosed tllllh. Jackson, Bettie Knapp, • Oontet Fronklln Shane and <lid not see the stop sign, but this seaaon'•a grain crop from Potlach offlclala, who an-· Ronald Lemon, Judith ' H'::":sa; NL~~ 1 :,~;;eN 1f:i~n:~•.; did see the Ughttoot car, and the United States, a quantity nounced the sale here Livingston , Earl .Mannon , ' Flnll Account Of Mary due to the rain covered high. President Ford calla "a good Fr•nfn Yeeuger, Guerdlan . · bl WedneiiCiay: said the com·Elva Marks, Nona Maitsle, , • of the Person and E1tote of way WU una e to Stop, llglD'e." pany .,as dlacontinulng the Geraldine Mayo, Clarence Eugenio L. wotDurn . · skidding lilto the path of the CASE NO . 20,199 Fltlh production of shipping McClaakey, Tanna Mullens, ., Annual Account ot Paul 0 . lightfoot car. SQUADCAUED containers. Katheryn Plymale, Roney Sturgeon, Guardian ol Gtorla There were no arrests or The Pomeroy E-R squad Akens packing retrellellta· Ramsey, Janice Reffitt, M. S'turgeon. Kathleen K. ....~ od •· ' Sturgeon. John O. Sturgeon. lnJurleti. u~v was m era.. waa called for Walter White, tivet1 said their firm did not Taylor Rouah, Dl8ne Sans; Pout w. Sturgeon, Dwight E. damage to Ughtfoot'a car, Ebenezer St., at 10:39 p. m. anticipate any cha~es tn bll'y, Tammy S&yre, Mrs. • StUrgeon and Mary L. , . sturgeon, Minors. none to Krlveati 1. Wednesday. He was taken to personnel, production or Paul Simmers and son, Vlo~ 1 CASE NO . 20,070 First At 8:12 pJD. on SR 124 In Veterans Memorial HOIIJiital marketing at the plant, which Slone, Jenlce Slanley, Robert 1 Annuol Account of Ruth A. doe deer ' Hart, Guardian of Amolla c. OllveTO'it'llllpa waa aa a medical patient. employet1 about 90 persons. Stout, Faye' Williams, Noami • Bouor , on lncomptttne ldlied' 'When It ran Into the Wllllams, Lullla Wl8e, Duane ; P't1°fe No . 2o.m First path or·a car driven by Virgil Wolfe, Jr. N e w s •• Briefs ~~n~:~ ~~~~re~1 ~fnd~•r:~: Holsinger, Rt. 2, Reedavllle. • (JIIrtllt) ·' Lilt Wltl end T11tamtnt of (Contlnul!d fl'llll page ·1) ,. Bertie H. Wefts, Otce•sed. Mr. 8nd Mrs. Larry BlackI CASE NO. 21,506 First and NOTICE OF wing regime as ''ihe 1aat bulwark against conununlam" In burn,daughter,QakHIII : Mr. APPOINTMENT • Final Account of William s. Europe. The commanders pledged unswerving loyalty to aging and Mn .~ames Farley, Cue No. 21,561 Ktnned~ E~~tecutor of the Estate of Elfie S. Kennedy·, Elteleof THELMA I . WILlY Generalissimo Francisco Franco In the face of Ina-eaalng daughter, In ton: Mr. and DICIIItd. Otceuld. _.. Notice Is ~ereby given that guerrilla warfare and lnternatlnal ilolatlon. unleu· oxceptlono are Ilied Mrs. Dann Fink, daughter, tharoto. seld account• witt be Lerry 'L . Wiley of New Heven , ''Therelsnoothegenledy for us but the total moblllzatlm Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. for httrlng btfort 'oald Court West Vlrglnlg , has been duly on the 311t diY ol October. eppalnttd EKet:utor of thl of all our means Without reatrlctlona on their use," Gen. Carlos Bethel Gillenwater, Jr., -son, 1975, al which time said ac- Estate of•Thetma B. Wiley, counll will ~e considered and deceased, late of Melgl Franco Gonzlilez, conunaooer of the Galicia region, said Ravenswood, W. Va.: Mr, Wedneilday. Hia remarks came as guerrillas she! three and Mrs. Carl Lucas, S(lll, continued !rom dey· lo day County , Ohio . Creditors ere required to poUcemen to death In Madrid and the European Commm Jackson ; Mr. and Mrs. Roy unlit flnotty dlopostd ol. Any person Interested mey 1111 thttr ~talml wtth said lite wrltlln t.ceptlons to uld fiduciary w1thln four months, Market called off trade Ialka with the Spanish government. Teat, son, Mason, W : Va. accounts or to metter1 per· , Doted this 22nd dey of ~ telnlng to the e~~tecutlon of the September 1975 . :1 trust, not tess then five diYI ~ prior to tht Clltt set for Menning D. Wtbater ., hoarlng . Judgt caur t ot common Pltes, • FOUR ARRESI'ED MANII'ING 0. WEBSTER Probate Olvlslon JUDGE Melg1 County, Ohio I' 'lt!II"YRUS, Ohio (UP!) COMMON PLEAS COURT, • • FolD' Bucyrua residents in· PROBATE DIVISION (91 '25, (10) 2, 9, 31c MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO • eluding a candidate In the mayoral election . were "' (101 2, He . NOTICE OF arrested here Wedneslllly m •' AI'I'OINTMINT chargl!fl of armed robbery In • \ NOTICI OF Cue.No. lo.IU ! APPOINTMINT 111111 Itf LAWRENCE R. connection with a holdup ill • Cau No. 2159! WILlY, Doc used. Plzu Chef at Mlchael's· " l1tole of IILVtA RIGGS Notice 11 hereby given thol Lerrv L . Wiley of New Haven , OtCIIIfd . 'Gallon. Notice 11 horeb~ gtvtn thot Wtst Vlrglnl•, hu been duly Arnold Riggs of 121 Crlnmllt ~pointed E'xecutgor of the Roed, St. Clolrsvllle, Ohio, hll l!atete of Lewrtnce E. Wiley, bHn duly oppolnlld E•ocutor doceaud, lite of Meigs or the .Estote of Btlvla Rlggs, County, Ohio . f docoaold, lltl of Longsvlllt, Creditors ere nqutred to lilt' lhtlr claims with .sold • R.D., Meigs County, Ohio, Creditors ere nqulred to fiduciary wl.fhln·four montho. file their c111ma with said Doted lhlo 22nd day of 'i fiduciary within four months , September 1975. . Dated this 30th dey of ,, September 1975. Manning 0 . Webster Judge Manning o. Web.ttr Court of Common Ploll Ju~ge Probote Division Court of Common Plees, Melo• County, Ohio Probeto Olvtston ''' 25 (101 2, 9, lie *Shirts c., ......~.-.--.-.: ·- ............ '"'!' .................. ...,...~, Notice8, Iocaluews in briefs ~ .' · .NOVELTY FABRIC ·and·CIWTS 2ND · Hn.t Mon.- 1t1GOIIII Tuet.·S.t. IO:IO!Ib u. W y' • Sun. I:OOtlll .... son. · •· Call Today FOREMA~ & ABBOTT 992-5321 Middllpor'~, Ohio Now that you're back Into· skirts and dresses, show off your newfound legs with a pump that's primed for lookln' great. Not too dressy, not too sporty ... but just right for wherever those new . hemline looks take you. Blue or rust . $16" e· �.. ;' ' L . 'P - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomero~. 0., Thursduy, Or I ~. 197~ .. Fast Results·- Use The S"entinel Classi~ds ~WlMffi~;"""~-&'J-..t,_. For tln .. r•mblrth• .. fourJumbl... one letter to ettrh t~quare, to form four ordlnarr wordt, . Auto Sales Monda~ o ead lme 9 a.m . Cenc('ltat ion Corrections Wi ll be accepted unlll 9 am lor oav of 'Publication 1972COMET 2 DR. , For Want Ad Service 5 cents per Word one Insert ion M inimum Chargttll.OO 14 cents per word three conseculive Insertions . 26 cents per word sht con Now orranp the circled leUera secu tl ve in sert loM 2S Per Cenl Discount on pa id to rorm the lllrpri~ IAIWfr I u and ads paid within 10 IUOHtod br the above cartoon. ads days ___... /ON ITS[! •' y ...... n~.,·. l l•oo•l~,,. '· JINGO PERKY DOUBLE STYLUS OFFICE HOURS A.mwrn 'l'lu· fii,IJ ld"d 11f /jpmbl ~Cftf' lrtl~ 111/r 1ul1tf S· :JO a m 10 5 8 . 30 am to i11 - BIG SPENDERS oo p m 12 00 ~atu r day who paned eway 42 years ~ ago todey , Oct. '2 MiSled by Da ll y, Noon 10-2-ltc --------------- MUSSER - .in loving memory of my 'molher, Mrs , Susan Muner, wt1o departed thIs like 10 leke orders? Phone Helen J. Brown, 992-5113, KOSCOT ln dependenl Ill• one •yur ego lodo y' October ·2, 1974 , l.i~t~~n:~d th:;e m:~~~~g Th• Distributor wh,n sorrow that day would hverrt . To part wlttt' one we loved sO dear . Ot•th eaves a ond hiGh fashion stvllng . 3 operators : Dlene In our htel"f comes 1 longing, If You coullt on fv c ~me horne . lessons In mv home beg i nning Sept. 22 For appointment, call 949 -2803 . 10-2 tic SOMI5!)NE 1~ Jive In for room •n~ bOiirtt a\id sme ll .. laql to htiP take tare of etdertv Ietty ,, rtrtrences rtQU irtd . Phono ~92 - 3927 . _..... 9-30-5tc WANT TO HELP? Corollntl! ' fOr hour , 1r11nln1 program In crlsl• lnttrvtnflon end _ __ .._.....rll.I.L- - - -- - COUP~! buslntss experience , but lo , work and 1earn toge l her , pltl' sent profllabte work . Contact Amwal Df.,rlbutors, Phone •/ (61 ) 989. 2353 lor In erv~ ew -W-ant~~ 9-29.5tc To- -B-uy_____ IN 1968 OR LATER mode l VW motor In good shape. Earl USED electric typewriter . P h on, • 9 j 9 - ~lll , otter 6 p. m. 9r30 3tc --------------' SHEEP supplies won led . 9-28·61c -------------ot:tl' turn iiUre • . Ice boxes : 1, -.\ Phone 992-5547 !f 1brass beds , or complete r •.householdS" Write M . D .• C•' ~~~~."[<!ol~ ~92~76~ "1•roy •' 0 10 7·71 • -WEU.L Tl!AINED f ' AI ) O. p·up'$ from Beagles. 5 weeks to 5 ' mon llil . Phone 712-3810, or o af!er Ocl 3, 712-2521 . • ' . 9·26-6tp --------------- HIMA L AYAN and Siamese .r•Jl.kl ttens. C·.F .A . Reg . Phone ~ ·'· (614) 3446·~··· · l ' I ROOM ,HOUSE , double car For NEWLY ' • healthy Phpne 7<2 ·<106. . 9·30 -61p n ,... __ ....,_~- --- ----- - - - - - - - - -- - - - CA Phonograph In mel'looeny ~cablf1tt ; large cl'lest of dr1wers; Tr aveler tlec . portable chorq orgtn, i. crochtlod alghon ; kitchen tabll, wingback chair, set of end end cofflt tables, smell ~~~r~::; ~n"J'"r!:i>. d~,:~: lttms. YARD SALE Frldoy ond Solurday from 9:30 till 1 ' p. m. of 211 Lincoln St .. Middleport . 10•2fltc 2 FAMILY Yard Salt, rain or shlnt. Friday end Saturday , Ocl 3 and 1. Goad, used clothing, chiiGren ond adults , all aiJtl, mls~ , , hou11hold lttmsat 500 Pearl 51 , Mlddleporl , on1a. 10·1 Jtc GARAGE Salt, 7 Families at James May js Olragt . Turn at Chester onto Co. Rd . 25. Watch for alg('IS. Thursday, ~ Friday and Seturdey. OFFICE SPACE · fOR RENT U MASONIC TEMPLE ' B lLDINQ POMEROY, OHIO CONTACT: DALE E. SMITH ot 1925329 or THOMAS C. EDWARDS at H'l-20!2 or TED REED JR. •UI2-20S2 . 2 BEDAM . mabllo homo , Contact Albort Hill. Phone ,.,.mi. <,. .. ,, ~-;r·j•> YARD Sales 1Wednesday from 9 a .m. llll 5 p.m. and Thurs - anv organlz:atlon . phone t91 19 ' ~ 3 11 lfc doy, Friday end Soturdoy from 9 fi ll 9. 21.7 miltS ent out of Chester . Watch signs Mallie Hom.S for Sale 9-30 -ltp 1973 Homo, 12 X 70, MOBI~E total electric . Call collect ~· woek , 9-30-31c Recine, Ohio . Watch signs . for I0-1-2fc s b ..; Phone .l3041 272-5174. .. · 1D·1·lt( -------------- attar 5 p .m . 9-23-lfc 197111U ODY 12x60, 2bodrms,, Plrtlelly furnished , un . derptnn lno and porcl'l . Phone 691-3106. I0-2-31C ~ --- --- -- ------ 1973 RICHARDSON homt, total mobllo eltc ., 2 full beths. 3 bearms., 11 x 70, fully furnished, 11:boo. 215 Ash Sl. , or 1oe Keith Woods, through • · 9 to •· State Rf. 992-3312 SSI, 1ilb m lies from Cheshlrt Dlshu, deprtlllon glus. __ _____ ____ .:!::0·31c .' ' . FEM ALE block end white -------------~ HUG~ Yord Sill Oct ~ " 11ound .tost at 11aac Watton L · t=: arm on Jh• Shad:t Rlvtr. ! Leading Crtek Roed t=rom Rutland turn at Depot St, Watch for slons . If rain , will YARD SALE Thufsdoy and Frldoy, 9 11!1 3:30, Elm St., . new and used clothts: ·tlrl's clolhn, rugs , dropes. 0 aby 1973 VIN ALE Inlier enG lot H'ERE FORD helfer Wttr lnQ clothes . Something . for located In Tuppers Plelns, everyone . , Onlo. Phono 16U) 667 -3117. halter , weighs around 300· ..__ 350 lbt . Lost In the old Town 9-30· me 9-21-6tc Frats .Beshln ar~a . PtlOnt U 3 -'l06• or contect CharltS 2 FAMILt ura Sole; Frldoy Bailey , Rt . 1 Portland. and Saturday , Oc t, J end 4. I0-1·31c Sewing machine , radic~ 1 IN OJ· SH 23 Channel Clllren'l Band trenscelver , em -fm furnltura , children end adult mpx radio , I track lltrto . clothes. end a lot of m isc . -a----'--- .. GRAYIL"' ' -• TIIACTOAI Wt heve tht followlnt 1975 modtll ln. stock & will sell ot i 20 .Ptl ·~ent I 1 Cant'~orclof t2 1 111·1' llhllnt Troclor per""' Atso20 tUJCount on lftYJ•Hactl•tnt purdllttd with 'the '~'' tr1ctors. !Jr~Ytf¥ 1,_ ____________ 391 Beech St., Mlddloporl , on lo. 9-21-6tc dlocounl 2 5 Utl!l''.(·f 2 cu•JOm c -1 Troctor Sotu C' Pomoroy._Dhlo -611-,n-nrs Ohio . Phone 211 2852. 9-28 -61c SAVE - SAVE - SAVE . s,lllng out our atock of auns, bows end ammo. All guns will be sold At 10 percent above wholesale plus shipping 870 Remlngtons, $110. Sale will losl 1111 all guns ere gont . tndlen Joe's Sportt and ce·s , 308 Page Sl .. Middleport . · 9-28 -IOic 'i9nHON DAJliiTDiircviirider. extras. excellen' condition, 1750 Four Cregar wheels and General tires Good condition, 1200 Phone 9.49· windows. 60 ·40 pow•r "eets. trYI&e t; Ontr pl, power trunk~ telescopic end tilt steering wheel, AM.FM stereo radio, rear window defroster. posit i ve track, approx . 60,000 m lies, priced very reasonab le Call after 6 p m, 9925811 . - - - - FOR SALE---WHEAT BACK PENNIES .15 A ROLL BUFFA~D NICKELS 17.00 A ROLL SILVER CERTIFICATES 11 .25 EACH 12.00 Bills - 13.25 each. 10 2 3tc --------------1969 CAMARO , S700. Phono $5.00 Gold coins X F cond. 188.00 992-5301. 10 I-Sle CALL 712-3651 ~utland- 1974- ;:,;;" S't'AN'G'I!;-,~:Ooo mllu, $2,100; Phone 992 2720 or 992-3589 9-30-31c 1975CUTLASS Supreme, 2 dr ., Roaer wamslev BACKHOE tor rent. hour or contrect. . Reg . or ex cavallng type Septic tenks lnslell 'i!d Bill Pullins . Ph0:ne -------------- 992 2478 p.s., p,b, stereo tape, e.c. . Pnone 992·3BJJ . 8 27 tfc WE 00 aluminum siding , gutter work, roofing , paneling , pelntlng, plum . bing, We fl:. the who le house . AI Tromm, 742 5081. • 9 2< -lfc IF YOU are Interested in building a new home or. having your , present home remodeled, contac t Roush Cons truction, 992·7583, Greg Roush TWO H 78 x 1< Gaodyeer Sleel 9-17-121C belted snoy.> tires. C.ontact 1976 STARCRAFT TRAVEL TRAI~ERS lnd Fold downs . Lowest prlcll In trl - ' slale. All 197! fold ·downs reduced Alber! Hil l al 9A9-2261 WE SPECIAL IZE In · mobile 9-26·6tc ' -------------- 1 GaiiKY 12,139, ,.--- -- - - - -- - , Stormuter 11.729, XL 'Deluxe, Sl ,375. Comp Conley 1Star Crafl Sales, Rt. 62 North of Pt. Pleasant , w . VI. I0-1-3tc 1972 HONDA 350 S~r mbler 'motorcycle, e ellvnt condition . Calll611 667 -3675 . after S p.m , 10-1-&tc REMINGTON ,. 1,100 outo, new 12 or 20 ga . $172.50. Siegler & Monogram FUEL OIL ' Heating Stoves >\!!.Jiles on. hand, prices slart at 1324.69. -I Wood Burning Stove CUP THIS AD and bring it in lor 515.00 discount. ·~' ' POMEROY •LANDMARK home furn ace repair . P.hone 992 -5858. 9-1B·IfC -- ------ --~ ---- EVERYBODY Shops the WANT AD WAY -. - ------------1700 LB . MoGifltG mini traCtor, l50·Chevv, hlltburn lnlocllon lOCI, TurbO. NTPA Loget. 12500 with tr-Iter. P~one I 15131 171-1801. 10-2-61< QNE International ..two row mount•d corn plcktr. will fit Farmolf H, M or 100. Ex condition . Also, one Mastey Harris two row self · propelled picker . H. A. Cole, Real Estate for Sale HOUSe fofSa/UeliO;abJe Tuppers Plains. Ohio , Phone 1614) 667 ·3105. I0-2-31c 1973 HONDA 350, I cy l. wltn wind Iemmer II & ea;tres . Coli 919-2225 Call ·16111 86<-1876, afler 5 pm . RM . HOUSE , good lot , 9-2<·121C 5 natural gas furnace, carpet and paneling. Phone 7424 AM. HOUSE end balh, 3961 fireplace . Phone 992·5871 . ' 9 30·6tp • 10-2-mc --------------- HOUSE for s•re In Ches ter , Oh io, 6 rooms and bath , built -In por(h , $6,500. Phone (611 ) 915 3537. Nice 3 bedroom . bath & 1~a . eight room home, with ges turl)ace, and modern kitchen , Nice tec:luded yard at end of street . Ntwly painted Inside end out Including roof. for merly the Wayne Gibbons property . Pay for It like rent at SUO.OO per mo!'th . Asking price , by owner. S15,000.00. lU Hudson St ., ONE acre lot, drilled well. 11ptlc tank anCI barn . Close lo Rullond . Phone 7<2-3635 or 992-7129 10·1·61p ------- ------- -------------For Sale Ctll 991 -1965. , ., .lfc -------------. ·- ·USED CHAIN sows , '(Ill Loculi · St.. MIGdllp,~rl. Phont '92-3092, , ' 9·11-261C --------------TAKE sofl tWtY fhe Bluo l~w~strt way from urpttl and uphOlstery . Rent elet:trlt: shampooer . Nelson's oruo Stor1 . l ·dtc • !, - ---~- - ··---- - - --- St.. Rut11nd Phone 742·3615 October, 1975. The un · dtrslaned n11rv11 the right Hutchison 10:00 • - m. on the 6th dey of to bid. Tho Fermert Bank and Saving sea .. Pomeroy, Oh io. 10·2-3tc . . . WA~H.VOU DON'T HAVE' TO PROVE AINTHfr.J6 TO I/IE~ I DON'T THINK 'fOU THINK I DREAMED THEWHO~!! THIN" UP·· OKAY! n~ '{OU'RJ; CRA:ZY OR A COWARD OR.- , Ace-king eases slam bidding South really has a spade Hence he temponzes with bid of three spades . South has nothing further ' to • K7 , so he simply signa off at •Q2 spades. This doesn't stop WEST EAST from going right into A10H l8iackwo1:xl and bidding the .763 South shows his once •QJ92 aees. •J84 •976 slam 1s a very good one , SOtrrH ID) go down wi Ill very bad A A K 76 lbr•eaks. but the way the cards "2 t A 14 """'u'" any hne of play wUJ in 12 tricks. In fact, if .AK 1053 gets cute and lelll dummy Both vulnorable the first heart trick lde<:laner will come in with t3 Wtsl Nortti Eut South ' NORTH • QJ53 " K Q 10 8 4 Your Hell Outer Third St. Rlclne, Ohio ' BORN LOSER Ph. 949-1961 Emergency lARRY WHOBREY, •n :~.~·~~ 9"·2211 or !92-5700 Complete air conditioning sales and service, heating, Accountant plumbing, Phone 992-6173 roofing ond genera l sheet metal work. Free Estimates 9 · 14-,1 mo. 9-21 -30tc FREE ESTIMATES D&M APPLIANCE Blown lnsulaf1on ' Serv1ces Blown into W•ll• & AUics STORM WINDOWS& DOORS R'EPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIOING·SOFFITT GUTTE RS-AWNlNGS ' 16 Sales & Service Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Nye St. Pomeroy 1600 LARRY 1,AVE8DER Svracuse, Ohio Ph . 992-399l Mt~~: 6·30 TOILET ' EXCAVAliN·G•. sew;,; G-' MAc it i.NE . Replllrs , service. ell makes . 992 2284 , The F ~br l c 1 S ho~ . Pomeroy Authol'hed Singer •.ales and Servlc& We ~harpen Sc issors J 29 tfc ttC oa c khoe, dozer and dltcher Gas, electric and water line burlat. basements, footers , septic systems end brush cleaning Will heul fill dirt. top soli, sand 11n9 grevel , limestone for driveways lnd roads . Phone Charles R Hatfield, Backhoe Service, Rt. I, Rutland , OhiO, 742 - 6092 . 46 4 NT. Pass Pus 6• A Dakota reader wants to know what we would lead from : h •Qt2 .7854 tl088 .752 Pass alter the opponents have reached three notrump ~n the sequence one notrump-three t . ~NIM"M( . 7.11.901c e·xfA" A'TiiG.'d'J;••;-,;.'0.-r-· and backhoe work : s-pt lc by _fHOM~S ·JOSIPH· t,anks Instal led , dump . truckS and lo boys for hlrt ; will haul fill dirt , top soli , limestone and gravel; Call Oob or Roger Jeffers . day phone 992 708~. night phone 992 352l or 992-5232 2 11 lfc WILL TRIM or cut trees and SEP'TIC 1"""' "'s cleaned . shrubbery Phone 949.3221 Modern Sen ltation 992 3954 or H2·i·U1 or 99 2 73,.9 . 9 7-Wc 9 18 lfc . S$Cbalt ' 31-- nut 37 Dad Sll Flee »Summer (Fr.) FOR'GREAT COUNTRY STEREO' Listen to Qeno Khan Wollc Nights from 7!30 •• Midnight on WMPO-FM STEREO 92 te Scout unit FBI 6; MoYit "A Bolle! For Pretty )3oy" 8; Movle "Tht Valley of • o•clsloh" 10; Janak! 33. . 12 .3<!--Longstreet 13; Mannix 6. l :OD-Tomorrow 3.4. . 1·3Q-Longstreel 6; News IJ. 6:00-Colum.bus tollay 4; Sunrise SemeaM 10. 6:15-Folk Llteralure 3. 6:25-Farm Report 13. 6:30-New Zoo Revue 4; News 6; Blblt An•-• I; Farmtlmo 10; Blue Rldge Quartet 13. 6:4()-!-{)unce of Prevention 10. 6:4S"'fllornlng Report 3. 6:55-Chuck White Reports 10; News 13. 7:00-Today 3,,,15; A.M. America 6,13; CBS News I; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10, 7:3o-Schoolles 10. 8·00-Lucy Show 6; Capt Kangoroo 1,10; S.Nmo St. 33. B·JO-Big Valley 6. 9. OQ-A .M. 3; Phil Donahue 1,15; Lucy Show I; MHt4l Douglas 10; Morning with D. J . 13, 9.Jt>-Not For Women Only 3; One L119 to LIYO 61 Musical Chairs 8; New Zoo Revue 13. 10:00-Celebrlty SweepstakesJ,I,.15; Dlnllh 6; Glvo-N· Take 8,10; Mike Douglas 13. 10:3Q-Wheel of Fortune 3,4,15; P¥1cell Rltlllt 1,10. 11 :oo-Hlgh Rollers 3,15; 1 Orum of J-le 4; Gamblt 8,10.' · 11 :30-Hollywood Squares 3,15; Happy Dayt iJ; Midday 4; Love of Llle8,10; Sesame St. 20,33. 11 :U ,-Take Kerr B; Dan lmtl's World 10. 12:00-Magnlflcent Marble MAchine 3, IS; Showolla 111 Bob Braun's SO·SO Cillib 4} News ·6,1,10. · · 12:30-J for the Money 8,11; Alf My ChlldNtl 6.t)· Search for TomorroW 8,10. ' 12:45-Eiee. Co. :ll. · 12:55-NBC News 3,1~ 1:110"-News J; Ryan's Htipe .6,13; Phil DoNhul I; YOCing & the Restles~ 10; Not FOr W - Only 15. 1 : 30-D~ysofOur Llve53,4,151 Llt'l Melee 1 o..l6,13; As the World Turns B, 10. " · 2.0Q-$1q,ooo Pyramid 6,13; Guiding Llglltl,ll. · 2' 30-Doctors 3,4,15; Rhyme & R - 6,13; l!clfl of Night 8,10.· . · 3·00-AnOther World 3,4,15; .Genor•l Hcllpll.. 6,11; Match Game 8,10; Sliy Brother 20. 3:JO--One Life 19 Llvo13; Max B. Nlmblo6; T.m.talll 8,10. . •:oo-Mr. Cartoon J; Merv GrlHln 4; '$Gm4hM Ill Mickey Mouse Club 6.8; Ml11ei"RGglli's:JI0,33; Movie ·"Tar1an & the Jungle Boy'~ 10; Dln.h 13. 4:30-Bewitched3; Mod·S.,ed 6; Partridge Fai!IIIY I; Sesame St. 20.33; Get Smart 15. 5:00-Bonenra 3; .Famlly Aftalr I; St• T,_ -15. 5:30-Adam-12 4; News 6; Be-ly Hillbillies I; Ellc. Co. 2G.3J; Adam·12 13. . · 6:0Q,-News 3>4.8.10,13,15:. ABC New16; HI.IIF ill Lodge 20: . Middleport, Ohio . 4:30-Movle "The Borgla Stick" 4. Georf• s. Hobttetter Bote. 10 , Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 915-4116 altar I P.M. '"' wu doria 1o you. Brill M *· amounts NO TO PE=SCRIBE WHY AH WOKE UP 5CR~MIN' LIKE A HA'M5- 9·23·1fC - ---- - - --- ---- 11 Shelved 41 New York clly ~ :rw · wlth ~ ...__...,.~ joy l!;"'t--+--1 41 Saucy wllh balhs, not. gas furna ce and TRAVE~ TRAILER Must Iorge lot. $12,1100. ull 1976, 21 ft. ulf . . . ._ . . POMEROY - 3 bedrooms. I'll contatned , pr1vaf1 bedroom , baths, hot water heat. gerage fectory elr, deluxe lhroughou t. Will toke and nice view. $25,000. smtller trelltr on tredltt 3 bedroom RACINE Mrs. Devine, Handtrson renovaled home . Dry Tr•lltr Pork, Shodle Bridge, Henderson , w. Va . bosement, garage & 9-30-6tc - 2 sto1 ·,· frame (recently workshop. S23,500. renqvated) 3 large BRs, 1'12 RIVER COTTAGE 3 ~.-;i;;-;;, baths, carpeted. paneled, bedrooms, drilled well, oil Loving goad . 7Sc oech . Frttlend Norris, Phone f..49. tiled, NG forced air heat, furn11ce on 124, Asking 514.000. 3161 . full basement, 2 car 13 ACRES - < B.R. home, 9-30·6tc garage, new siding . ONLY 'mod. bath, furnace, enclo•ed $18.500. ANTIQUE Wllllom end Mary potch, basementand excellent sttnclltd , door, ch ine WALK TOSHOP - Oider2 view. 530,000. cabinet. Phon• 992·7145. story I ramo 1In good POMEROY - 3 B.R. home, 9-30-ltc condition) 3 BRs, 2 balhs, balh, family room, Net. gas, dining R , utility R., FAR MALL Suplr Atree for. 50 and ~l ly water lor only $8,500. model ; Stokerm I tic ltove. storage bldg . BELOW RACINE - 3 B.R. home, mod. 1150, eloc . Kenmare kitchen MARKET AT $8,300. kit .. dining, nat. gas furnace stove. U01 Y lrdmen garden 5 MlLE OUT - NEW 2 BR and level lot s1v,ooo or good Ira c. ' 5 h.p ., SUO ; All bath, carpeted,· full offer . In good condition . Phone f92.-, basomeht with lovely POMEROY - 3 B.R. home, 2119 or sot 11 231 South recreallon R., carPQ!'I & bath. nat. gas furnace, . mod . Fourth 51. , Mlddltporl . olorage, 1 aero. $22,500. 9.')o ..rc kitchen . Full basement: Near OUTSTANDING BUY - 1 store. S17 .000. LOSE wolght with Now Shope floor plan, 2 BR, bath, all 5 BEDROOMS - Mod kit• Tablets and Hrdrex Water 'recently renovaled . Nice chen, 2 baths. one mod .• F' l lls et Du ton Drug , Middleport. end Nelson kitchen. NG forced air study, sewing • room, Orug. heat, lull ba11ment. THIS furnace and 2 fireplaces, gas 9 30 -3tp YOU MUST SEt Sll,OOO. lo1s . Now 527,000. LOTS - In all school dlslrlcls . GUNS ond Ammo . Our fall COULD HAVE 2 APARTMENTS - 'targe home In moo up. stock 11 now here . Complete lint of Rem · good condition. 5 BRI, 2 NEIII-l-J,STI~Gf:2 B~home lngton, Winchester , baths. N(; forced air heel wll~ ,cor.., l biitiLIJxt r , llt<,e llhlct'J\ Sevege. Slug barrels Porches. L•rgeattlc . JUST noJ N:'ti .' furna . F ulol In stotk for' moll brend shot · guns. but In shorl supply . SIO,OOO. bo<samenl lor ohly ss,ooo. Gel them whllo lhtY Int . WE HAVE 1 FARMS WORK HARD, INVEST Monty short ,• II~ · • way CALL FOR IN · WISnY, WILL MAKE YOU • your fell t,untlno nttds. New fall start ttours .,a tarting FORMATION, OR A LIST. WANTED! Sepl. 5. 10 o.m. 10 9 p.m .• Monday SIIUrdiY . Vlll~tge We h•ve lnlerufed buyers Gurt _,Shoppo, 266 Mill 51 .. lor your property . . I LIST Phont 992-5177 . lfnanclng TODAY) avaireble. AHON E 992-2259 ' ~i'J...~,..:,....":-=-J j4 - •. l corner ooWN · I F11i111! aJ4 2 "What kind II. fool - " tr:-+-lf--'+-+- . M'AiNTAlNED DURING CLOSING POMEROY-MASON BRIDGE ~.PC-J Phone 773-5592 MASON FURNITURE HERMAN GRATE' MASON, W.VA. FOR ALL YOUR PROPANE NIEDS stt your loca 1 DOXOL . . DEAURS a)LEMAN'S .BOmE GAS M2-511'1 !M 100 TlREO 10 , '104J'LL ~ DINING ALONE Ml'' WINKLE f E-AT. I'M GOING 51'RAIGHT. 10. ·eED! coUld carry a rather expensive 3 Spoil 4 Eirlh -g~ess • ' DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here'1 liow to work it: ... .\.X Y D L B A A X I It LONGFELLOW One letter simply 1tand1 for another. In lhla sample A 11 u..d ,for the three L's, X for the two o·~. etc. Sinale letters, apostrophes, the length ~nd formation of the words are all hints. Each di\Y Ihe code !etten are dUferent. •., JXV K.Tl C X v' 1 CRYPTOQUOTES SX ZXBS G E G I C ,... For FrkiiJ, OCt. 3, 1175 ARll!l CMtrch 21·Aprtl 11) Observe lill oafely procedures while workiMg Ieday. Donl use lhe wrong lools jusl ·becouse Utey'ro handy. TAURUS CApri 20!VIJ 20) The pursuit ot a good Ume FBXVSC F HF B ICF price lag loday . Have fun , bul don't bust the piggybank. QIMINI (MtJ 21·J- 20) TrY nol to aglfalo loved ones lodiY by being loo demanding. Afew kind words will do more than many harsh commands. CANCER · CJtM 21-.1111)> 22) Large probll!ms you cen handle In slrlde loday, bul your lemper 'could eaolly be Ignited by trlvl!ll annoyances. Keep lhlngs In perspective. LEO CJIIIJ U·Aug. 21) Treet possession• with a llgh1, loving hand loday, or something you're very tond of could go1 broken In a rpoment ·of anger. YlRQO CAug: 2i·lept. 12) Avoid IndividualS loday who are bony Yllu won'l be In the mood 10 be told how to run your ll~e. LtlftA (lopt, U·Ocl. U) Nolhl~g wnt be oofved ~Y broo~l~g about a wrong you RIDENOUR'S GAS PLANT MANAGER1 Mike Otto - 922·6144 ·---::-o -- ' ( ,,_,,., ......... '!'~ .. . .. - ,. , 6:30-NBC News3 ..4,15; ABC News 13; Andy GriHIIh61 CBS' News 8, 10; 'Two-Way Slrtot 20. · 7:00-Trutllor Cons. 3; To Tell tho Truth II Lfttwu . ·welk 8; Bowllng tor Dollors 6; Avl•tlon WiaR• 33; N,ws 10; Don Adam& Sc..., Tnt 13; f.arntly Aflalr 15; Ohio Journal 20. . · 7:;l()-Porter Wagoner 3; Babby Vlilttln 4; C..U Cemer,i 6; Evening Edltlon wlth Mertln ~ . 20; $25,000 Pyramid 10; To Tell flit TI'UIII II; Pip .~s .lhe Country IS; Black Penpoctlvo on 1M News 33. 7:0Q..-'Ail Star Wrestllng 5. 8:00-W.orld. Team Tennis 5; Sanford ., Sen 3.415; Mobile One 6,13 ; Big Eddle 8,10; Wnhlnglan w.k In Revltw 20,33. 8:»-'Chi<O & the Man 3,4,15; MASH 1.10: W•IC Stnet Week 20,33. . 9:OQ,-Zan~ Grey Theatre 5; Rockford Flln M 11; Movie :•steelier''· 6,13; Hawall Flvt-0 -1,10:. Flrlllt . Line 20; Thln Edge ·33. 9:30-The Law & Mr, Joness. lO:OG-Burke' slaw 51 Pollee Wom11tt 3_.,15; a.m., Jones 8,1 O; News 20; Paul Nuchlms 33. 10:30-Avlatian Weather 20. · 11 :OG-News 3,4,6,8, 10,13,15; ABC News 33. 11 :3<l'-Jtihnny Carson 3,4,15; .Wide World Sptclal 13; ' · Sammy & Company 6; Movie "The L-." I; Movle "A Bell from Hell" 10; Jenaki· D. 1:OG-Mldnlght Speclol 3,4,15; Wide World Spodel 6; Movle "House on Haunted Hill" 10; News IS. . 2:30-"A Man Could Get KII led" 4. v EXTRA good';hj,; 2• Olwald & James Jaeoby answer is .that we open · ·· the duce of spades. Partner South can take away the ace- must have reasonable number - •opeiiio,fgspades and stiU'have an of ,high cards. If he also holds 1 btd. H~nce , ttl, aecor- five spades, we may get his wtth lhe rule of the aee spade suit off and runninc and I!Je ·kmg or just common before South can wrap up nine .., . . ,... ·hts second bid is a jump trieks. two spades. ' (Do you have ,a .Question for N~rth has 13 hlgh~ard points the Jacobys? Write' "Ask the · 1~ theequlvalen_tofll!llieeJsco b ys " care of this ktng or 1!111Ybe JU,s t an aee newspaper. The most ln . queen .above. a minimum Jereslmg qu,eslions will be response . He Intends tn eheek usect in lh1s column and for aees and ·then bid a slam, wr~le<s w111 receive copies of . but first he .wants to ·make sure JACOBY MODERN.} Co , · ·-- - .. - · -- --·- ConstruC 11 0n Outdoor ~ vents Phon e G a ll i pol i s , d 46 4 78 7 , Ru ss ell 's P l umb ing end Hcet lno . 8 19 tfc R E NT A L . Goegle ln Ready M 1ddleport. OhiQ, Pw · Pass ~\l~~ '!be !~~~~~~~~~~~~~;:~~~~~~~no~ump. a WOULD YOU BELIEVE? · ~EAOY Mix cONCRETE Build an ell steel building at de l i vered r i ght to your Pole Barn prices? Golden pro lect . r ast and easy . Free Giani AII,SIOel Buildings, estimates Phone 992 3284, Rt _. , Box 148, Waverly , Ohio Phone 947 -2296. 7 24 -tfc 1" . .3 • · Openlng ! ead - ~ Ph. 992-3313 or 992-5880 410\mo . PORTABLE WIN AT BRIDGE Racine Plumbing &Heating BOOKKEEPING, Tax Advisory Semcet Collection systems, 'lff1te supp~ service, . fl :311-:-'Johnny tarsqn 3,4,15; Monnlx 13; FRIDAY, OCTOBER J, 117! A~l- NIOHT! .._ ·' ---'-----'--~ ..__ _ _ _,_;_;;,..;.;.....;;;,.,J Champions 15. . '"B:tlO'-Montelusoos ~.15; Barney Mlller 6,13; W•Jtons • 8,10! ~omantlc Re.ll!!)jlon 33; Classic The'aftle JG, 8·:i<l-Movle 3,4,15, On the Rocks-6; 13;;-Ellaey-~ · 1.5: Streets of San Francisco 6,13; 'Movie "Ftll' .---.. Trial" 8,10; ClassiC Theatre 33. 1Q ·OQ,-Medlcal Slory 3,4.15; -Harry .0 6, 13. 10 »-<News 20. · • . 11 ·0Q-News 3,4.6.8.10,12,13.15; ABC Ntw1 33. PRO'Ii · T' 'lA THI!Rfl~ SOMETHIN" OUT Hi!RE IF I HAFTA SllARCH Dan's Shoe Repair 9·2·1 mo. 917 1 mo after • p.m. or see Milo B. ' I REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 10-1-mc Meln St., Pomeroy, Ohio at . .HOUSE for sere, 128 Laurel 51 , Pom <roy. Ideal for couple or couple with 1 'E LWOCITI._IlOw ER £TeP.AlA child Large back yard, SweeJlers . toasters , Irons . garden plot . Will sell par all small appliances Lawn tially furnished, or without . mower, next to ~ tate High One outbuilding on 101'. For wey Garage on Route 7 ' further Information, call Phone 985 J82S 992 3868 .I 16·ffC , 9.28 -6! C MIDDLEPORT. new decorated, carpeted , gas f ·26·6tc 1'HE UNDERSIGNED will forced elr , 3 bedroom . 1112 slory corner tot, sing le 1111 ot public 11le for cl!h NEW VILLAGE Monar garage, near school and the following motorc:ycle to Aporfmonts In MIGdloport, I shopping cenler , $17,500. bo token from ~orry E . bedroom apts from S104 plus 992 7624, 586 Lincoln Sl ., Ntlson, Box 5t4, Shumate aloe . Coli 192-3273 or ste Sf., Muldraugh , Kentucky Mlddlepor l. Mrl , KUtlty, Apt. 101, 9 16 -ttc 401!5 : 1975 Kawasaki Model Riverside Apartmtntl. 53 IOOCC Strlol No, 53 -F 1-21-2"' 15725, Tho solo will bo held 3 BEDRM. home, lust' ot J&R Sport Shop, 7<1 En ~ flnlshod , remodeling , Solem 10·1-Jtc ' TRAILER Splct for ttnt In YARo Sales, 829 Soulh Third. Mlddleporl. Phon• 992 -5131 Ave .. Mlddltport. Oct . 1 8-21 ·261c throuoh -4 . ;;;~,:; E -;;-;,~;;;;-;;;:;;tor 9-30-3tc bo hold following Phone 712-3101. dimes 65 for 1964 and older qu.11rten Sl JC fo r 1964 and order halves . 53 40 for 1935 and older do ller!\,, Real Estate For· Sale _ ___________ _ lona. haired , wormed , and GREEN beans , pick your own. Andrew Cross, Letart Falls , - ------- offer 6 p.m. Phonf 16111 615· 1 cOciN...,H'ou'N o-~;Pit;l;.: . YARD Soles, 571 Laurel St ., Mlddltporl 10 1111 S, ,WeG - 1111 . ' sate , 4 monthS old . Phone nnday, Thursdav and 9-18·610 .,,. n, 2-1,119 . F( lday ••' _...__ __. 10-Ht' ONE 1969 Community Homet, 13 btdrm . l oil eloctrlc 8 10 li tV E AW AY to a good 6 FAMILY Yard Salt, Thurs ile home and 1 ecre tot. t 1 nom e, •nice puppleo. Pnone day through saturday, mob Ready to live ln . Price y • 9'1 1-5302. ant iques . tools , etc ., dishes , $9 ,500. 2 mlln from 9-30-31c avons, clothing lind misc . Aut land. Cen bt sttn • (ly 311:1 mlln oft Rt . 7 bY -PaiS, appl . by coiling ~2 · 3537 1 !\flEE ~ltlens 10 o good home , 1!1 ... -------------- I0-2-21p on 2'1. -----' fur~IShtd 2 bltlrm . Flla's •. Middltport, Ohio. priced , Phone 992 7648. apt ., modern ~lfchen, Willi · 9-30-36tc . .Jack W. Corsay, Mgr. 9-28 -52tc 9 to -wall carpet. Adults only, ..;, Phone 99l-l181 no children or pets . Phone BRIDESMAID drtls, oprlcot 9l9 .3783 w11h brown vtlvet, size 9. •-------_._-....JNEW 3 bedrm . home, brick front , 1 cer garage, modern 9-28 -6tc snoel to match, slu 7. Sell 1UI elec. 1 mile out of bOth lor S25 . Call 991 ·7:!'11 CheSler. Coll919 -<692 or 843 after 4 p . m. 2667 . 10·1 -tfc HOUSE, 5'.7 acres In Portland, . / College st. Syracuse . L .Pomeroy, -~--- - ,- ------ YARD SA~ E. Ocl . 3 end • 10 I to 4. Corner of Sixth St. and 10· 1-61C . dloport . coli 992-3173. 10-l-61c lnlormotlan, call .02 2502. . ), 10-1 ·31c ,------r--------- --------------Pets · 1 unfurnished, can bt made ll'jto '2 apertments In Mid · garage, In ___ _________ --------------/lrl x, p~one 712 5867, ..__. , · 9-30 -3tc I.AR.GE 2 slory dwolllng, Yard Sale ' without previous"\ ~wlllil'IQ -·~· - - ------ --- -- -. Bo• 267 Pomeroy , Ohio 'teltpi\Ont volunlttrs . Forty - 10-1-9tc adults only In Middleport Phone 992 J8H. 3 25 tic Excelsior• w WolD, Inc. _ ____________ IIJtenlng \killS luting live weetis, to'bt'tltld In Athens . Cell 991.7502 lor oppllcetlon ond Information . ;,; Lj;N','SH'E'D-- ;p~rtmeoii . Starting October 1 we are buying Black Walnuts at market prlcfl. Bring your Black Walnuts to: I applications ' -·- --"-'-- - - - -- -- - - 1970 .... OS, -1 dr . town sedan For Sale with vlnvl root. ps , pb, I? J l lfc -----~-----~--- ~ 1 WANTED TO BUY WILL PAY 26 for 196.-t and older ----------- 9-30-61c -- WIL.L care for elder'ly women In my home Phone 992 ·73U. TRA.ILER spoce tor renl . Ali 9 - ~6 - 61C utilities Phone 992 5535. 9 16 lfc Son , Leon , Wife , Grandton . - Pomeroy Jobber in TEXAS WESTERN . BOOTS KNAPP SHOES SHEBOYGAN Steel Toe Safety Shoes Ph. 742·5081 For Sale Walnuts Are Cash! , THURSDAY , OCTO BE~ 2, 1975 -6:()()....-NeW'I 3,4,8,10, q ,15; ABO News 6; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Jody's Body Shop 33. · 6; 3<1-'-NBO New~3. 4,15; ABO News13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Vaur Future Is Now 33. Classic . Theatre P.revlew ?0. 7:0Q-.trulhor Cons. 3; To Tell lhe Truth4 ; Bowling for Dollars 6: Soace·· 1999 8; News 10; Let's Make a Dea l 1,3: F~mll~ Affair 15; Romagnol 1s' Table 20; Family at War 3l l :3Q-HollywOQ(I Squares 3,4, Ohio Lottery 6; Evening E.dlllon ·with. M.artin Agronsky 20; Wild Klngdom 10;· To Tell the Truth 13, Porlralt of Middleport, o. 318 N. 2nd Free Estimates AI Tromm -------------- 9-26-61c Mother vo 'u are not forgotten Th9ugh bn t.l'rth you are no more~ • Still In 11"1 emory you are with . Ul , As you alWays were before. ' - - -- ' f\NO 4 ROOM fur nished lind 197J ...... FX350 HARLEY 1972 GMC 112 ton pickup truck, unfurn ished apartments Davidson. len lhon 1,000 Phone 99 7 S.s3.a sharp end In good cond ition . m lies, excellent condition Price S2,000 or trade for car 4 1~ tfc for S!OO Phone 992-2967 . Of equal value. Phone 992 10-1 7tc 2912, Steve Burton, .:c( l NT R Y Mob il e Home Pomeroy . f' M k , r<t 1l . fen miles nort h STEREO ; sewing machine: 9-30-61p ot Pom ero y Lerg t' lots w ith crocheted poncho ; green c: onc t;ttc pMios . !.ldcwatks . bedspread, new. Call 992 · runne rs and oft slrcel 2110. p ~~rk i nq F'hone 99 J 7:7 9 • I0-1-3tc -----------_,......1 WILL BE giV Ing plono WUI alwavs bring ~regrets , But the,hearts that loved vou ~est of ·ell , · Are the hearts that won ' t for.o ~ \ 1 \ , ! U.S. COINS 2181, For Rent 9-29 -61c To lhln~ we did not say ,QP.odbyo , taking s 1-111 - Lewis , Karen Lyons, lola Oamewoad Open Tlluradey and Frida';' evenings by epp l., lola 's Buutv Saleon, John St , Syracuse. across from schoo l lot Phone 992 25.49 We feature Merle Norman Cosmetics er• lltllng alone. Plumbing , heating &nd all types of general repair Work guarinteed 20 years ex r perlence . Phone 992 2~09 cuts When evenloo tihadows are flllli"'Q)'.ili!J 1• ' 9·11-IIIC RtMODE LING , Permanent "Zoto's, " $12 so. Diane Lewis has lolned our staff. She spet!allzesln blow wound no one Help \'fJIIted 992-2759 Touch," 115. Reg , $17 ,50 cen Heel ~ ' Thty ilv'bWHh us In memories Ifill. Not lust today but elwavs will. And we paneling, 9 21 -lf.C CARPENTRY, flooring and ceiling . Phone SPECIA~S thru October Reg . UO Perm anent. " Per feet lhetnd wu sudden , tne shock ,, Employment Wpted --------------+PERMANENT ;_ bring , P h 99'2 -2114 L. 1-21-Utp CA SH paid tor all makes ane1 - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - models of mobile homrs . NEW "011. OF MINK " Phone art ll code 61• 423 products, new utalogl . Ge t 9531 on our grow ing customer ·• 13 ffc list . Or maybe you wou ld daughter , L K . Kohl . ¥ Wanted Phone 992 ·208'2 . ~ SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ; ,. PIANO Tuning, ~one Daniels, IN ,MEMPRY of Andy Kohl - - UIND ADS Additional 2Sc Charge per Advertisement Paint Barns We Paint Roofs We Paint Anything We I ..- ·- N afhan Biggs ,.. Radiator Spe dallst 1972 CHEVROLET 2TON S299l 102" - CA. blue cab &clean inlerlor, fine service record & never houled heavy loads, 292·6 cyl., 15000 lb., 2 speed rear axle, 825x20 - 10 ply tires. , & Obituary S2 00 tor SO word minimum EB -:: !'1 6dd11ionel word 3c . (Atuwrn lomorrow.t Service ..... FrOm the largest Truck or BIJ!Idozer Radiator to th e srga ft est Healer Core \970 CHEV. CAMAAO 5l095 350 V-8 aulomatlc trans., power sfeerlng and brakes, dark green finish , vinyl roof , saddle bucket seats, console, radio, like new w-w tires. CARD OF THANKS II) (X i l l I Radiato $1850 o 6 cyl std trans., radio , like new w-w tires. blue ftn1sh , n1ce car with good economy. RATE$ ...... ' 7~R~epa~ir· f=-E-X~PE:. =R::::::IE::-::N::=CE=D=;-;=W =e=P::-ain-:1 Houses ----=::-::=0~_J)a=n:;:'s~Shoe REGULATIONS The Publisher reserves the r 1ght to C! di t or .. r'e!ec t ~ny ads • deemea ob l ec llonat'. Th e publi sh er w tll not be respon si ble tor more !han on e mcorrect lnserlion WHAi AN O~t' PAIR: OF ~OCK~ WAf:>. Tele~sion log for easy viewjng- Business Services· f\ef1ofe.._ Pub Dlly FROM .,_,....,_------~ ------~ I THEN CO'..IPAA( lT WiTH DEB~I 5 · WANT Au5 INFORMATION pi;'DLINES · s-• p M locat i on r -·---...--.. . . .----..··--·-------------------.-.-- OUI In IM open 1o c,_ the ICOIIPIO COIL ....... ila Don't try ro ovt~pow• Dlhlrl or domllllto 11)1 llldiJ among trltnds. Sllllll )N!If DQIId up 1o t lldtl fO<ct, IACIITTAIIIVI Clift........ 21) Be ClrofuiiOday vou . , do oomelhlng foOflstl It* to oplle oomeont. 11 vou do, 1ht IOHI' will be you. ' CAPRlCOIIN CDII, II-.IM. 11) You hove 1 Wldency 1fN11r lo mekt lhl"llt herfler. IG< yourMII lhii!R lillY ret11r n . Gel on your ..... bactt. ' AQUARIUI (.Ia . . . . . tit Tnlnk tw1c411JIIG<e llltlllnl ,.._ quesl lodey . Someone lemptnmen1at who11 aid you'll wHI urv-llblr IIIUmt ho't being uttd. PliCII CPtll......... Ill A relhtr voltUio clomolllc 111ut may erupt todly beiAttft W0U and your melt. Do Ill rou ean lo cool tho dltcultlon' Avour UJBi'rthday OcL" "" This coming Y..• 11 not 11)1 lime lo give up on prottcll ~ htve b - llo:w 10 ~ 1he typa ot ·-"' rouw. 1101*1 lor. Keep plugging. Tilt tild It now In tight, 1NEWSPAP.;R t:NTUrtiL,.; ASSN I ' �.. ;' ' L . 'P - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomero~. 0., Thursduy, Or I ~. 197~ .. Fast Results·- Use The S"entinel Classi~ds ~WlMffi~;"""~-&'J-..t,_. For tln .. r•mblrth• .. fourJumbl... one letter to ettrh t~quare, to form four ordlnarr wordt, . Auto Sales Monda~ o ead lme 9 a.m . Cenc('ltat ion Corrections Wi ll be accepted unlll 9 am lor oav of 'Publication 1972COMET 2 DR. , For Want Ad Service 5 cents per Word one Insert ion M inimum Chargttll.OO 14 cents per word three conseculive Insertions . 26 cents per word sht con Now orranp the circled leUera secu tl ve in sert loM 2S Per Cenl Discount on pa id to rorm the lllrpri~ IAIWfr I u and ads paid within 10 IUOHtod br the above cartoon. ads days ___... /ON ITS[! •' y ...... n~.,·. l l•oo•l~,,. '· JINGO PERKY DOUBLE STYLUS OFFICE HOURS A.mwrn 'l'lu· fii,IJ ld"d 11f /jpmbl ~Cftf' lrtl~ 111/r 1ul1tf S· :JO a m 10 5 8 . 30 am to i11 - BIG SPENDERS oo p m 12 00 ~atu r day who paned eway 42 years ~ ago todey , Oct. '2 MiSled by Da ll y, Noon 10-2-ltc --------------- MUSSER - .in loving memory of my 'molher, Mrs , Susan Muner, wt1o departed thIs like 10 leke orders? Phone Helen J. Brown, 992-5113, KOSCOT ln dependenl Ill• one •yur ego lodo y' October ·2, 1974 , l.i~t~~n:~d th:;e m:~~~~g Th• Distributor wh,n sorrow that day would hverrt . To part wlttt' one we loved sO dear . Ot•th eaves a ond hiGh fashion stvllng . 3 operators : Dlene In our htel"f comes 1 longing, If You coullt on fv c ~me horne . lessons In mv home beg i nning Sept. 22 For appointment, call 949 -2803 . 10-2 tic SOMI5!)NE 1~ Jive In for room •n~ bOiirtt a\id sme ll .. laql to htiP take tare of etdertv Ietty ,, rtrtrences rtQU irtd . Phono ~92 - 3927 . _..... 9-30-5tc WANT TO HELP? Corollntl! ' fOr hour , 1r11nln1 program In crlsl• lnttrvtnflon end _ __ .._.....rll.I.L- - - -- - COUP~! buslntss experience , but lo , work and 1earn toge l her , pltl' sent profllabte work . Contact Amwal Df.,rlbutors, Phone •/ (61 ) 989. 2353 lor In erv~ ew -W-ant~~ 9-29.5tc To- -B-uy_____ IN 1968 OR LATER mode l VW motor In good shape. Earl USED electric typewriter . P h on, • 9 j 9 - ~lll , otter 6 p. m. 9r30 3tc --------------' SHEEP supplies won led . 9-28·61c -------------ot:tl' turn iiUre • . Ice boxes : 1, -.\ Phone 992-5547 !f 1brass beds , or complete r •.householdS" Write M . D .• C•' ~~~~."[<!ol~ ~92~76~ "1•roy •' 0 10 7·71 • -WEU.L Tl!AINED f ' AI ) O. p·up'$ from Beagles. 5 weeks to 5 ' mon llil . Phone 712-3810, or o af!er Ocl 3, 712-2521 . • ' . 9·26-6tp --------------- HIMA L AYAN and Siamese .r•Jl.kl ttens. C·.F .A . Reg . Phone ~ ·'· (614) 3446·~··· · l ' I ROOM ,HOUSE , double car For NEWLY ' • healthy Phpne 7<2 ·<106. . 9·30 -61p n ,... __ ....,_~- --- ----- - - - - - - - - -- - - - CA Phonograph In mel'looeny ~cablf1tt ; large cl'lest of dr1wers; Tr aveler tlec . portable chorq orgtn, i. crochtlod alghon ; kitchen tabll, wingback chair, set of end end cofflt tables, smell ~~~r~::; ~n"J'"r!:i>. d~,:~: lttms. YARD SALE Frldoy ond Solurday from 9:30 till 1 ' p. m. of 211 Lincoln St .. Middleport . 10•2fltc 2 FAMILY Yard Salt, rain or shlnt. Friday end Saturday , Ocl 3 and 1. Goad, used clothing, chiiGren ond adults , all aiJtl, mls~ , , hou11hold lttmsat 500 Pearl 51 , Mlddleporl , on1a. 10·1 Jtc GARAGE Salt, 7 Families at James May js Olragt . Turn at Chester onto Co. Rd . 25. Watch for alg('IS. Thursday, ~ Friday and Seturdey. OFFICE SPACE · fOR RENT U MASONIC TEMPLE ' B lLDINQ POMEROY, OHIO CONTACT: DALE E. SMITH ot 1925329 or THOMAS C. EDWARDS at H'l-20!2 or TED REED JR. •UI2-20S2 . 2 BEDAM . mabllo homo , Contact Albort Hill. Phone ,.,.mi. <,. .. ,, ~-;r·j•> YARD Sales 1Wednesday from 9 a .m. llll 5 p.m. and Thurs - anv organlz:atlon . phone t91 19 ' ~ 3 11 lfc doy, Friday end Soturdoy from 9 fi ll 9. 21.7 miltS ent out of Chester . Watch signs Mallie Hom.S for Sale 9-30 -ltp 1973 Homo, 12 X 70, MOBI~E total electric . Call collect ~· woek , 9-30-31c Recine, Ohio . Watch signs . for I0-1-2fc s b ..; Phone .l3041 272-5174. .. · 1D·1·lt( -------------- attar 5 p .m . 9-23-lfc 197111U ODY 12x60, 2bodrms,, Plrtlelly furnished , un . derptnn lno and porcl'l . Phone 691-3106. I0-2-31C ~ --- --- -- ------ 1973 RICHARDSON homt, total mobllo eltc ., 2 full beths. 3 bearms., 11 x 70, fully furnished, 11:boo. 215 Ash Sl. , or 1oe Keith Woods, through • · 9 to •· State Rf. 992-3312 SSI, 1ilb m lies from Cheshlrt Dlshu, deprtlllon glus. __ _____ ____ .:!::0·31c .' ' . FEM ALE block end white -------------~ HUG~ Yord Sill Oct ~ " 11ound .tost at 11aac Watton L · t=: arm on Jh• Shad:t Rlvtr. ! Leading Crtek Roed t=rom Rutland turn at Depot St, Watch for slons . If rain , will YARD SALE Thufsdoy and Frldoy, 9 11!1 3:30, Elm St., . new and used clothts: ·tlrl's clolhn, rugs , dropes. 0 aby 1973 VIN ALE Inlier enG lot H'ERE FORD helfer Wttr lnQ clothes . Something . for located In Tuppers Plelns, everyone . , Onlo. Phono 16U) 667 -3117. halter , weighs around 300· ..__ 350 lbt . Lost In the old Town 9-30· me 9-21-6tc Frats .Beshln ar~a . PtlOnt U 3 -'l06• or contect CharltS 2 FAMILt ura Sole; Frldoy Bailey , Rt . 1 Portland. and Saturday , Oc t, J end 4. I0-1·31c Sewing machine , radic~ 1 IN OJ· SH 23 Channel Clllren'l Band trenscelver , em -fm furnltura , children end adult mpx radio , I track lltrto . clothes. end a lot of m isc . -a----'--- .. GRAYIL"' ' -• TIIACTOAI Wt heve tht followlnt 1975 modtll ln. stock & will sell ot i 20 .Ptl ·~ent I 1 Cant'~orclof t2 1 111·1' llhllnt Troclor per""' Atso20 tUJCount on lftYJ•Hactl•tnt purdllttd with 'the '~'' tr1ctors. !Jr~Ytf¥ 1,_ ____________ 391 Beech St., Mlddloporl , on lo. 9-21-6tc dlocounl 2 5 Utl!l''.(·f 2 cu•JOm c -1 Troctor Sotu C' Pomoroy._Dhlo -611-,n-nrs Ohio . Phone 211 2852. 9-28 -61c SAVE - SAVE - SAVE . s,lllng out our atock of auns, bows end ammo. All guns will be sold At 10 percent above wholesale plus shipping 870 Remlngtons, $110. Sale will losl 1111 all guns ere gont . tndlen Joe's Sportt and ce·s , 308 Page Sl .. Middleport . · 9-28 -IOic 'i9nHON DAJliiTDiircviirider. extras. excellen' condition, 1750 Four Cregar wheels and General tires Good condition, 1200 Phone 9.49· windows. 60 ·40 pow•r "eets. trYI&e t; Ontr pl, power trunk~ telescopic end tilt steering wheel, AM.FM stereo radio, rear window defroster. posit i ve track, approx . 60,000 m lies, priced very reasonab le Call after 6 p m, 9925811 . - - - - FOR SALE---WHEAT BACK PENNIES .15 A ROLL BUFFA~D NICKELS 17.00 A ROLL SILVER CERTIFICATES 11 .25 EACH 12.00 Bills - 13.25 each. 10 2 3tc --------------1969 CAMARO , S700. Phono $5.00 Gold coins X F cond. 188.00 992-5301. 10 I-Sle CALL 712-3651 ~utland- 1974- ;:,;;" S't'AN'G'I!;-,~:Ooo mllu, $2,100; Phone 992 2720 or 992-3589 9-30-31c 1975CUTLASS Supreme, 2 dr ., Roaer wamslev BACKHOE tor rent. hour or contrect. . Reg . or ex cavallng type Septic tenks lnslell 'i!d Bill Pullins . Ph0:ne -------------- 992 2478 p.s., p,b, stereo tape, e.c. . Pnone 992·3BJJ . 8 27 tfc WE 00 aluminum siding , gutter work, roofing , paneling , pelntlng, plum . bing, We fl:. the who le house . AI Tromm, 742 5081. • 9 2< -lfc IF YOU are Interested in building a new home or. having your , present home remodeled, contac t Roush Cons truction, 992·7583, Greg Roush TWO H 78 x 1< Gaodyeer Sleel 9-17-121C belted snoy.> tires. C.ontact 1976 STARCRAFT TRAVEL TRAI~ERS lnd Fold downs . Lowest prlcll In trl - ' slale. All 197! fold ·downs reduced Alber! Hil l al 9A9-2261 WE SPECIAL IZE In · mobile 9-26·6tc ' -------------- 1 GaiiKY 12,139, ,.--- -- - - - -- - , Stormuter 11.729, XL 'Deluxe, Sl ,375. Comp Conley 1Star Crafl Sales, Rt. 62 North of Pt. Pleasant , w . VI. I0-1-3tc 1972 HONDA 350 S~r mbler 'motorcycle, e ellvnt condition . Calll611 667 -3675 . after S p.m , 10-1-&tc REMINGTON ,. 1,100 outo, new 12 or 20 ga . $172.50. Siegler & Monogram FUEL OIL ' Heating Stoves >\!!.Jiles on. hand, prices slart at 1324.69. -I Wood Burning Stove CUP THIS AD and bring it in lor 515.00 discount. ·~' ' POMEROY •LANDMARK home furn ace repair . P.hone 992 -5858. 9-1B·IfC -- ------ --~ ---- EVERYBODY Shops the WANT AD WAY -. - ------------1700 LB . MoGifltG mini traCtor, l50·Chevv, hlltburn lnlocllon lOCI, TurbO. NTPA Loget. 12500 with tr-Iter. P~one I 15131 171-1801. 10-2-61< QNE International ..two row mount•d corn plcktr. will fit Farmolf H, M or 100. Ex condition . Also, one Mastey Harris two row self · propelled picker . H. A. Cole, Real Estate for Sale HOUSe fofSa/UeliO;abJe Tuppers Plains. Ohio , Phone 1614) 667 ·3105. I0-2-31c 1973 HONDA 350, I cy l. wltn wind Iemmer II & ea;tres . Coli 919-2225 Call ·16111 86<-1876, afler 5 pm . RM . HOUSE , good lot , 9-2<·121C 5 natural gas furnace, carpet and paneling. Phone 7424 AM. HOUSE end balh, 3961 fireplace . Phone 992·5871 . ' 9 30·6tp • 10-2-mc --------------- HOUSE for s•re In Ches ter , Oh io, 6 rooms and bath , built -In por(h , $6,500. Phone (611 ) 915 3537. Nice 3 bedroom . bath & 1~a . eight room home, with ges turl)ace, and modern kitchen , Nice tec:luded yard at end of street . Ntwly painted Inside end out Including roof. for merly the Wayne Gibbons property . Pay for It like rent at SUO.OO per mo!'th . Asking price , by owner. S15,000.00. lU Hudson St ., ONE acre lot, drilled well. 11ptlc tank anCI barn . Close lo Rullond . Phone 7<2-3635 or 992-7129 10·1·61p ------- ------- -------------For Sale Ctll 991 -1965. , ., .lfc -------------. ·- ·USED CHAIN sows , '(Ill Loculi · St.. MIGdllp,~rl. Phont '92-3092, , ' 9·11-261C --------------TAKE sofl tWtY fhe Bluo l~w~strt way from urpttl and uphOlstery . Rent elet:trlt: shampooer . Nelson's oruo Stor1 . l ·dtc • !, - ---~- - ··---- - - --- St.. Rut11nd Phone 742·3615 October, 1975. The un · dtrslaned n11rv11 the right Hutchison 10:00 • - m. on the 6th dey of to bid. Tho Fermert Bank and Saving sea .. Pomeroy, Oh io. 10·2-3tc . . . WA~H.VOU DON'T HAVE' TO PROVE AINTHfr.J6 TO I/IE~ I DON'T THINK 'fOU THINK I DREAMED THEWHO~!! THIN" UP·· OKAY! n~ '{OU'RJ; CRA:ZY OR A COWARD OR.- , Ace-king eases slam bidding South really has a spade Hence he temponzes with bid of three spades . South has nothing further ' to • K7 , so he simply signa off at •Q2 spades. This doesn't stop WEST EAST from going right into A10H l8iackwo1:xl and bidding the .763 South shows his once •QJ92 aees. •J84 •976 slam 1s a very good one , SOtrrH ID) go down wi Ill very bad A A K 76 lbr•eaks. but the way the cards "2 t A 14 """'u'" any hne of play wUJ in 12 tricks. In fact, if .AK 1053 gets cute and lelll dummy Both vulnorable the first heart trick lde<:laner will come in with t3 Wtsl Nortti Eut South ' NORTH • QJ53 " K Q 10 8 4 Your Hell Outer Third St. Rlclne, Ohio ' BORN LOSER Ph. 949-1961 Emergency lARRY WHOBREY, •n :~.~·~~ 9"·2211 or !92-5700 Complete air conditioning sales and service, heating, Accountant plumbing, Phone 992-6173 roofing ond genera l sheet metal work. Free Estimates 9 · 14-,1 mo. 9-21 -30tc FREE ESTIMATES D&M APPLIANCE Blown lnsulaf1on ' Serv1ces Blown into W•ll• & AUics STORM WINDOWS& DOORS R'EPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIOING·SOFFITT GUTTE RS-AWNlNGS ' 16 Sales & Service Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Nye St. Pomeroy 1600 LARRY 1,AVE8DER Svracuse, Ohio Ph . 992-399l Mt~~: 6·30 TOILET ' EXCAVAliN·G•. sew;,; G-' MAc it i.NE . Replllrs , service. ell makes . 992 2284 , The F ~br l c 1 S ho~ . Pomeroy Authol'hed Singer •.ales and Servlc& We ~harpen Sc issors J 29 tfc ttC oa c khoe, dozer and dltcher Gas, electric and water line burlat. basements, footers , septic systems end brush cleaning Will heul fill dirt. top soli, sand 11n9 grevel , limestone for driveways lnd roads . Phone Charles R Hatfield, Backhoe Service, Rt. I, Rutland , OhiO, 742 - 6092 . 46 4 NT. Pass Pus 6• A Dakota reader wants to know what we would lead from : h •Qt2 .7854 tl088 .752 Pass alter the opponents have reached three notrump ~n the sequence one notrump-three t . ~NIM"M( . 7.11.901c e·xfA" A'TiiG.'d'J;••;-,;.'0.-r-· and backhoe work : s-pt lc by _fHOM~S ·JOSIPH· t,anks Instal led , dump . truckS and lo boys for hlrt ; will haul fill dirt , top soli , limestone and gravel; Call Oob or Roger Jeffers . day phone 992 708~. night phone 992 352l or 992-5232 2 11 lfc WILL TRIM or cut trees and SEP'TIC 1"""' "'s cleaned . shrubbery Phone 949.3221 Modern Sen ltation 992 3954 or H2·i·U1 or 99 2 73,.9 . 9 7-Wc 9 18 lfc . S$Cbalt ' 31-- nut 37 Dad Sll Flee »Summer (Fr.) FOR'GREAT COUNTRY STEREO' Listen to Qeno Khan Wollc Nights from 7!30 •• Midnight on WMPO-FM STEREO 92 te Scout unit FBI 6; MoYit "A Bolle! For Pretty )3oy" 8; Movle "Tht Valley of • o•clsloh" 10; Janak! 33. . 12 .3<!--Longstreet 13; Mannix 6. l :OD-Tomorrow 3.4. . 1·3Q-Longstreel 6; News IJ. 6:00-Colum.bus tollay 4; Sunrise SemeaM 10. 6:15-Folk Llteralure 3. 6:25-Farm Report 13. 6:30-New Zoo Revue 4; News 6; Blblt An•-• I; Farmtlmo 10; Blue Rldge Quartet 13. 6:4()-!-{)unce of Prevention 10. 6:4S"'fllornlng Report 3. 6:55-Chuck White Reports 10; News 13. 7:00-Today 3,,,15; A.M. America 6,13; CBS News I; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10, 7:3o-Schoolles 10. 8·00-Lucy Show 6; Capt Kangoroo 1,10; S.Nmo St. 33. B·JO-Big Valley 6. 9. OQ-A .M. 3; Phil Donahue 1,15; Lucy Show I; MHt4l Douglas 10; Morning with D. J . 13, 9.Jt>-Not For Women Only 3; One L119 to LIYO 61 Musical Chairs 8; New Zoo Revue 13. 10:00-Celebrlty SweepstakesJ,I,.15; Dlnllh 6; Glvo-N· Take 8,10; Mike Douglas 13. 10:3Q-Wheel of Fortune 3,4,15; P¥1cell Rltlllt 1,10. 11 :oo-Hlgh Rollers 3,15; 1 Orum of J-le 4; Gamblt 8,10.' · 11 :30-Hollywood Squares 3,15; Happy Dayt iJ; Midday 4; Love of Llle8,10; Sesame St. 20,33. 11 :U ,-Take Kerr B; Dan lmtl's World 10. 12:00-Magnlflcent Marble MAchine 3, IS; Showolla 111 Bob Braun's SO·SO Cillib 4} News ·6,1,10. · · 12:30-J for the Money 8,11; Alf My ChlldNtl 6.t)· Search for TomorroW 8,10. ' 12:45-Eiee. Co. :ll. · 12:55-NBC News 3,1~ 1:110"-News J; Ryan's Htipe .6,13; Phil DoNhul I; YOCing & the Restles~ 10; Not FOr W - Only 15. 1 : 30-D~ysofOur Llve53,4,151 Llt'l Melee 1 o..l6,13; As the World Turns B, 10. " · 2.0Q-$1q,ooo Pyramid 6,13; Guiding Llglltl,ll. · 2' 30-Doctors 3,4,15; Rhyme & R - 6,13; l!clfl of Night 8,10.· . · 3·00-AnOther World 3,4,15; .Genor•l Hcllpll.. 6,11; Match Game 8,10; Sliy Brother 20. 3:JO--One Life 19 Llvo13; Max B. Nlmblo6; T.m.talll 8,10. . •:oo-Mr. Cartoon J; Merv GrlHln 4; '$Gm4hM Ill Mickey Mouse Club 6.8; Ml11ei"RGglli's:JI0,33; Movie ·"Tar1an & the Jungle Boy'~ 10; Dln.h 13. 4:30-Bewitched3; Mod·S.,ed 6; Partridge Fai!IIIY I; Sesame St. 20.33; Get Smart 15. 5:00-Bonenra 3; .Famlly Aftalr I; St• T,_ -15. 5:30-Adam-12 4; News 6; Be-ly Hillbillies I; Ellc. Co. 2G.3J; Adam·12 13. . · 6:0Q,-News 3>4.8.10,13,15:. ABC New16; HI.IIF ill Lodge 20: . Middleport, Ohio . 4:30-Movle "The Borgla Stick" 4. Georf• s. Hobttetter Bote. 10 , Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 915-4116 altar I P.M. '"' wu doria 1o you. Brill M *· amounts NO TO PE=SCRIBE WHY AH WOKE UP 5CR~MIN' LIKE A HA'M5- 9·23·1fC - ---- - - --- ---- 11 Shelved 41 New York clly ~ :rw · wlth ~ ...__...,.~ joy l!;"'t--+--1 41 Saucy wllh balhs, not. gas furna ce and TRAVE~ TRAILER Must Iorge lot. $12,1100. ull 1976, 21 ft. ulf . . . ._ . . POMEROY - 3 bedrooms. I'll contatned , pr1vaf1 bedroom , baths, hot water heat. gerage fectory elr, deluxe lhroughou t. Will toke and nice view. $25,000. smtller trelltr on tredltt 3 bedroom RACINE Mrs. Devine, Handtrson renovaled home . Dry Tr•lltr Pork, Shodle Bridge, Henderson , w. Va . bosement, garage & 9-30-6tc - 2 sto1 ·,· frame (recently workshop. S23,500. renqvated) 3 large BRs, 1'12 RIVER COTTAGE 3 ~.-;i;;-;;, baths, carpeted. paneled, bedrooms, drilled well, oil Loving goad . 7Sc oech . Frttlend Norris, Phone f..49. tiled, NG forced air heat, furn11ce on 124, Asking 514.000. 3161 . full basement, 2 car 13 ACRES - < B.R. home, 9-30·6tc garage, new siding . ONLY 'mod. bath, furnace, enclo•ed $18.500. ANTIQUE Wllllom end Mary potch, basementand excellent sttnclltd , door, ch ine WALK TOSHOP - Oider2 view. 530,000. cabinet. Phon• 992·7145. story I ramo 1In good POMEROY - 3 B.R. home, 9-30-ltc condition) 3 BRs, 2 balhs, balh, family room, Net. gas, dining R , utility R., FAR MALL Suplr Atree for. 50 and ~l ly water lor only $8,500. model ; Stokerm I tic ltove. storage bldg . BELOW RACINE - 3 B.R. home, mod. 1150, eloc . Kenmare kitchen MARKET AT $8,300. kit .. dining, nat. gas furnace stove. U01 Y lrdmen garden 5 MlLE OUT - NEW 2 BR and level lot s1v,ooo or good Ira c. ' 5 h.p ., SUO ; All bath, carpeted,· full offer . In good condition . Phone f92.-, basomeht with lovely POMEROY - 3 B.R. home, 2119 or sot 11 231 South recreallon R., carPQ!'I & bath. nat. gas furnace, . mod . Fourth 51. , Mlddltporl . olorage, 1 aero. $22,500. 9.')o ..rc kitchen . Full basement: Near OUTSTANDING BUY - 1 store. S17 .000. LOSE wolght with Now Shope floor plan, 2 BR, bath, all 5 BEDROOMS - Mod kit• Tablets and Hrdrex Water 'recently renovaled . Nice chen, 2 baths. one mod .• F' l lls et Du ton Drug , Middleport. end Nelson kitchen. NG forced air study, sewing • room, Orug. heat, lull ba11ment. THIS furnace and 2 fireplaces, gas 9 30 -3tp YOU MUST SEt Sll,OOO. lo1s . Now 527,000. LOTS - In all school dlslrlcls . GUNS ond Ammo . Our fall COULD HAVE 2 APARTMENTS - 'targe home In moo up. stock 11 now here . Complete lint of Rem · good condition. 5 BRI, 2 NEIII-l-J,STI~Gf:2 B~home lngton, Winchester , baths. N(; forced air heel wll~ ,cor.., l biitiLIJxt r , llt<,e llhlct'J\ Sevege. Slug barrels Porches. L•rgeattlc . JUST noJ N:'ti .' furna . F ulol In stotk for' moll brend shot · guns. but In shorl supply . SIO,OOO. bo<samenl lor ohly ss,ooo. Gel them whllo lhtY Int . WE HAVE 1 FARMS WORK HARD, INVEST Monty short ,• II~ · • way CALL FOR IN · WISnY, WILL MAKE YOU • your fell t,untlno nttds. New fall start ttours .,a tarting FORMATION, OR A LIST. WANTED! Sepl. 5. 10 o.m. 10 9 p.m .• Monday SIIUrdiY . Vlll~tge We h•ve lnlerufed buyers Gurt _,Shoppo, 266 Mill 51 .. lor your property . . I LIST Phont 992-5177 . lfnanclng TODAY) avaireble. AHON E 992-2259 ' ~i'J...~,..:,....":-=-J j4 - •. l corner ooWN · I F11i111! aJ4 2 "What kind II. fool - " tr:-+-lf--'+-+- . M'AiNTAlNED DURING CLOSING POMEROY-MASON BRIDGE ~.PC-J Phone 773-5592 MASON FURNITURE HERMAN GRATE' MASON, W.VA. FOR ALL YOUR PROPANE NIEDS stt your loca 1 DOXOL . . DEAURS a)LEMAN'S .BOmE GAS M2-511'1 !M 100 TlREO 10 , '104J'LL ~ DINING ALONE Ml'' WINKLE f E-AT. I'M GOING 51'RAIGHT. 10. ·eED! coUld carry a rather expensive 3 Spoil 4 Eirlh -g~ess • ' DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here'1 liow to work it: ... .\.X Y D L B A A X I It LONGFELLOW One letter simply 1tand1 for another. In lhla sample A 11 u..d ,for the three L's, X for the two o·~. etc. Sinale letters, apostrophes, the length ~nd formation of the words are all hints. Each di\Y Ihe code !etten are dUferent. •., JXV K.Tl C X v' 1 CRYPTOQUOTES SX ZXBS G E G I C ,... For FrkiiJ, OCt. 3, 1175 ARll!l CMtrch 21·Aprtl 11) Observe lill oafely procedures while workiMg Ieday. Donl use lhe wrong lools jusl ·becouse Utey'ro handy. TAURUS CApri 20!VIJ 20) The pursuit ot a good Ume FBXVSC F HF B ICF price lag loday . Have fun , bul don't bust the piggybank. QIMINI (MtJ 21·J- 20) TrY nol to aglfalo loved ones lodiY by being loo demanding. Afew kind words will do more than many harsh commands. CANCER · CJtM 21-.1111)> 22) Large probll!ms you cen handle In slrlde loday, bul your lemper 'could eaolly be Ignited by trlvl!ll annoyances. Keep lhlngs In perspective. LEO CJIIIJ U·Aug. 21) Treet possession• with a llgh1, loving hand loday, or something you're very tond of could go1 broken In a rpoment ·of anger. YlRQO CAug: 2i·lept. 12) Avoid IndividualS loday who are bony Yllu won'l be In the mood 10 be told how to run your ll~e. LtlftA (lopt, U·Ocl. U) Nolhl~g wnt be oofved ~Y broo~l~g about a wrong you RIDENOUR'S GAS PLANT MANAGER1 Mike Otto - 922·6144 ·---::-o -- ' ( ,,_,,., ......... '!'~ .. . .. - ,. , 6:30-NBC News3 ..4,15; ABC News 13; Andy GriHIIh61 CBS' News 8, 10; 'Two-Way Slrtot 20. · 7:00-Trutllor Cons. 3; To Tell tho Truth II Lfttwu . ·welk 8; Bowllng tor Dollors 6; Avl•tlon WiaR• 33; N,ws 10; Don Adam& Sc..., Tnt 13; f.arntly Aflalr 15; Ohio Journal 20. . · 7:;l()-Porter Wagoner 3; Babby Vlilttln 4; C..U Cemer,i 6; Evening Edltlon wlth Mertln ~ . 20; $25,000 Pyramid 10; To Tell flit TI'UIII II; Pip .~s .lhe Country IS; Black Penpoctlvo on 1M News 33. 7:0Q..-'Ail Star Wrestllng 5. 8:00-W.orld. Team Tennis 5; Sanford ., Sen 3.415; Mobile One 6,13 ; Big Eddle 8,10; Wnhlnglan w.k In Revltw 20,33. 8:»-'Chi<O & the Man 3,4,15; MASH 1.10: W•IC Stnet Week 20,33. . 9:OQ,-Zan~ Grey Theatre 5; Rockford Flln M 11; Movie :•steelier''· 6,13; Hawall Flvt-0 -1,10:. Flrlllt . Line 20; Thln Edge ·33. 9:30-The Law & Mr, Joness. lO:OG-Burke' slaw 51 Pollee Wom11tt 3_.,15; a.m., Jones 8,1 O; News 20; Paul Nuchlms 33. 10:30-Avlatian Weather 20. · 11 :OG-News 3,4,6,8, 10,13,15; ABC News 33. 11 :3<l'-Jtihnny Carson 3,4,15; .Wide World Sptclal 13; ' · Sammy & Company 6; Movie "The L-." I; Movle "A Bell from Hell" 10; Jenaki· D. 1:OG-Mldnlght Speclol 3,4,15; Wide World Spodel 6; Movle "House on Haunted Hill" 10; News IS. . 2:30-"A Man Could Get KII led" 4. v EXTRA good';hj,; 2• Olwald & James Jaeoby answer is .that we open · ·· the duce of spades. Partner South can take away the ace- must have reasonable number - •opeiiio,fgspades and stiU'have an of ,high cards. If he also holds 1 btd. H~nce , ttl, aecor- five spades, we may get his wtth lhe rule of the aee spade suit off and runninc and I!Je ·kmg or just common before South can wrap up nine .., . . ,... ·hts second bid is a jump trieks. two spades. ' (Do you have ,a .Question for N~rth has 13 hlgh~ard points the Jacobys? Write' "Ask the · 1~ theequlvalen_tofll!llieeJsco b ys " care of this ktng or 1!111Ybe JU,s t an aee newspaper. The most ln . queen .above. a minimum Jereslmg qu,eslions will be response . He Intends tn eheek usect in lh1s column and for aees and ·then bid a slam, wr~le<s w111 receive copies of . but first he .wants to ·make sure JACOBY MODERN.} Co , · ·-- - .. - · -- --·- ConstruC 11 0n Outdoor ~ vents Phon e G a ll i pol i s , d 46 4 78 7 , Ru ss ell 's P l umb ing end Hcet lno . 8 19 tfc R E NT A L . Goegle ln Ready M 1ddleport. OhiQ, Pw · Pass ~\l~~ '!be !~~~~~~~~~~~~~;:~~~~~~~no~ump. a WOULD YOU BELIEVE? · ~EAOY Mix cONCRETE Build an ell steel building at de l i vered r i ght to your Pole Barn prices? Golden pro lect . r ast and easy . Free Giani AII,SIOel Buildings, estimates Phone 992 3284, Rt _. , Box 148, Waverly , Ohio Phone 947 -2296. 7 24 -tfc 1" . .3 • · Openlng ! ead - ~ Ph. 992-3313 or 992-5880 410\mo . PORTABLE WIN AT BRIDGE Racine Plumbing &Heating BOOKKEEPING, Tax Advisory Semcet Collection systems, 'lff1te supp~ service, . fl :311-:-'Johnny tarsqn 3,4,15; Monnlx 13; FRIDAY, OCTOBER J, 117! A~l- NIOHT! .._ ·' ---'-----'--~ ..__ _ _ _,_;_;;,..;.;.....;;;,.,J Champions 15. . '"B:tlO'-Montelusoos ~.15; Barney Mlller 6,13; W•Jtons • 8,10! ~omantlc Re.ll!!)jlon 33; Classic The'aftle JG, 8·:i<l-Movle 3,4,15, On the Rocks-6; 13;;-Ellaey-~ · 1.5: Streets of San Francisco 6,13; 'Movie "Ftll' .---.. Trial" 8,10; ClassiC Theatre 33. 1Q ·OQ,-Medlcal Slory 3,4.15; -Harry .0 6, 13. 10 »-<News 20. · • . 11 ·0Q-News 3,4.6.8.10,12,13.15; ABC Ntw1 33. PRO'Ii · T' 'lA THI!Rfl~ SOMETHIN" OUT Hi!RE IF I HAFTA SllARCH Dan's Shoe Repair 9·2·1 mo. 917 1 mo after • p.m. or see Milo B. ' I REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 10-1-mc Meln St., Pomeroy, Ohio at . .HOUSE for sere, 128 Laurel 51 , Pom <roy. Ideal for couple or couple with 1 'E LWOCITI._IlOw ER £TeP.AlA child Large back yard, SweeJlers . toasters , Irons . garden plot . Will sell par all small appliances Lawn tially furnished, or without . mower, next to ~ tate High One outbuilding on 101'. For wey Garage on Route 7 ' further Information, call Phone 985 J82S 992 3868 .I 16·ffC , 9.28 -6! C MIDDLEPORT. new decorated, carpeted , gas f ·26·6tc 1'HE UNDERSIGNED will forced elr , 3 bedroom . 1112 slory corner tot, sing le 1111 ot public 11le for cl!h NEW VILLAGE Monar garage, near school and the following motorc:ycle to Aporfmonts In MIGdloport, I shopping cenler , $17,500. bo token from ~orry E . bedroom apts from S104 plus 992 7624, 586 Lincoln Sl ., Ntlson, Box 5t4, Shumate aloe . Coli 192-3273 or ste Sf., Muldraugh , Kentucky Mlddlepor l. Mrl , KUtlty, Apt. 101, 9 16 -ttc 401!5 : 1975 Kawasaki Model Riverside Apartmtntl. 53 IOOCC Strlol No, 53 -F 1-21-2"' 15725, Tho solo will bo held 3 BEDRM. home, lust' ot J&R Sport Shop, 7<1 En ~ flnlshod , remodeling , Solem 10·1-Jtc ' TRAILER Splct for ttnt In YARo Sales, 829 Soulh Third. Mlddleporl. Phon• 992 -5131 Ave .. Mlddltport. Oct . 1 8-21 ·261c throuoh -4 . ;;;~,:; E -;;-;,~;;;;-;;;:;;tor 9-30-3tc bo hold following Phone 712-3101. dimes 65 for 1964 and older qu.11rten Sl JC fo r 1964 and order halves . 53 40 for 1935 and older do ller!\,, Real Estate For· Sale _ ___________ _ lona. haired , wormed , and GREEN beans , pick your own. Andrew Cross, Letart Falls , - ------- offer 6 p.m. Phonf 16111 615· 1 cOciN...,H'ou'N o-~;Pit;l;.: . YARD Soles, 571 Laurel St ., Mlddltporl 10 1111 S, ,WeG - 1111 . ' sate , 4 monthS old . Phone nnday, Thursdav and 9-18·610 .,,. n, 2-1,119 . F( lday ••' _...__ __. 10-Ht' ONE 1969 Community Homet, 13 btdrm . l oil eloctrlc 8 10 li tV E AW AY to a good 6 FAMILY Yard Salt, Thurs ile home and 1 ecre tot. t 1 nom e, •nice puppleo. Pnone day through saturday, mob Ready to live ln . Price y • 9'1 1-5302. ant iques . tools , etc ., dishes , $9 ,500. 2 mlln from 9-30-31c avons, clothing lind misc . Aut land. Cen bt sttn • (ly 311:1 mlln oft Rt . 7 bY -PaiS, appl . by coiling ~2 · 3537 1 !\flEE ~ltlens 10 o good home , 1!1 ... -------------- I0-2-21p on 2'1. -----' fur~IShtd 2 bltlrm . Flla's •. Middltport, Ohio. priced , Phone 992 7648. apt ., modern ~lfchen, Willi · 9-30-36tc . .Jack W. Corsay, Mgr. 9-28 -52tc 9 to -wall carpet. Adults only, ..;, Phone 99l-l181 no children or pets . Phone BRIDESMAID drtls, oprlcot 9l9 .3783 w11h brown vtlvet, size 9. •-------_._-....JNEW 3 bedrm . home, brick front , 1 cer garage, modern 9-28 -6tc snoel to match, slu 7. Sell 1UI elec. 1 mile out of bOth lor S25 . Call 991 ·7:!'11 CheSler. Coll919 -<692 or 843 after 4 p . m. 2667 . 10·1 -tfc HOUSE, 5'.7 acres In Portland, . / College st. Syracuse . L .Pomeroy, -~--- - ,- ------ YARD SA~ E. Ocl . 3 end • 10 I to 4. Corner of Sixth St. and 10· 1-61C . dloport . coli 992-3173. 10-l-61c lnlormotlan, call .02 2502. . ), 10-1 ·31c ,------r--------- --------------Pets · 1 unfurnished, can bt made ll'jto '2 apertments In Mid · garage, In ___ _________ --------------/lrl x, p~one 712 5867, ..__. , · 9-30 -3tc I.AR.GE 2 slory dwolllng, Yard Sale ' without previous"\ ~wlllil'IQ -·~· - - ------ --- -- -. Bo• 267 Pomeroy , Ohio 'teltpi\Ont volunlttrs . Forty - 10-1-9tc adults only In Middleport Phone 992 J8H. 3 25 tic Excelsior• w WolD, Inc. _ ____________ IIJtenlng \killS luting live weetis, to'bt'tltld In Athens . Cell 991.7502 lor oppllcetlon ond Information . ;,; Lj;N','SH'E'D-- ;p~rtmeoii . Starting October 1 we are buying Black Walnuts at market prlcfl. Bring your Black Walnuts to: I applications ' -·- --"-'-- - - - -- -- - - 1970 .... OS, -1 dr . town sedan For Sale with vlnvl root. ps , pb, I? J l lfc -----~-----~--- ~ 1 WANTED TO BUY WILL PAY 26 for 196.-t and older ----------- 9-30-61c -- WIL.L care for elder'ly women In my home Phone 992 ·73U. TRA.ILER spoce tor renl . Ali 9 - ~6 - 61C utilities Phone 992 5535. 9 16 lfc Son , Leon , Wife , Grandton . - Pomeroy Jobber in TEXAS WESTERN . BOOTS KNAPP SHOES SHEBOYGAN Steel Toe Safety Shoes Ph. 742·5081 For Sale Walnuts Are Cash! , THURSDAY , OCTO BE~ 2, 1975 -6:()()....-NeW'I 3,4,8,10, q ,15; ABO News 6; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Jody's Body Shop 33. · 6; 3<1-'-NBO New~3. 4,15; ABO News13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Vaur Future Is Now 33. Classic . Theatre P.revlew ?0. 7:0Q-.trulhor Cons. 3; To Tell lhe Truth4 ; Bowling for Dollars 6: Soace·· 1999 8; News 10; Let's Make a Dea l 1,3: F~mll~ Affair 15; Romagnol 1s' Table 20; Family at War 3l l :3Q-HollywOQ(I Squares 3,4, Ohio Lottery 6; Evening E.dlllon ·with. M.artin Agronsky 20; Wild Klngdom 10;· To Tell the Truth 13, Porlralt of Middleport, o. 318 N. 2nd Free Estimates AI Tromm -------------- 9-26-61c Mother vo 'u are not forgotten Th9ugh bn t.l'rth you are no more~ • Still In 11"1 emory you are with . Ul , As you alWays were before. ' - - -- ' f\NO 4 ROOM fur nished lind 197J ...... FX350 HARLEY 1972 GMC 112 ton pickup truck, unfurn ished apartments Davidson. len lhon 1,000 Phone 99 7 S.s3.a sharp end In good cond ition . m lies, excellent condition Price S2,000 or trade for car 4 1~ tfc for S!OO Phone 992-2967 . Of equal value. Phone 992 10-1 7tc 2912, Steve Burton, .:c( l NT R Y Mob il e Home Pomeroy . f' M k , r<t 1l . fen miles nort h STEREO ; sewing machine: 9-30-61p ot Pom ero y Lerg t' lots w ith crocheted poncho ; green c: onc t;ttc pMios . !.ldcwatks . bedspread, new. Call 992 · runne rs and oft slrcel 2110. p ~~rk i nq F'hone 99 J 7:7 9 • I0-1-3tc -----------_,......1 WILL BE giV Ing plono WUI alwavs bring ~regrets , But the,hearts that loved vou ~est of ·ell , · Are the hearts that won ' t for.o ~ \ 1 \ , ! U.S. COINS 2181, For Rent 9-29 -61c To lhln~ we did not say ,QP.odbyo , taking s 1-111 - Lewis , Karen Lyons, lola Oamewoad Open Tlluradey and Frida';' evenings by epp l., lola 's Buutv Saleon, John St , Syracuse. across from schoo l lot Phone 992 25.49 We feature Merle Norman Cosmetics er• lltllng alone. Plumbing , heating &nd all types of general repair Work guarinteed 20 years ex r perlence . Phone 992 2~09 cuts When evenloo tihadows are flllli"'Q)'.ili!J 1• ' 9·11-IIIC RtMODE LING , Permanent "Zoto's, " $12 so. Diane Lewis has lolned our staff. She spet!allzesln blow wound no one Help \'fJIIted 992-2759 Touch," 115. Reg , $17 ,50 cen Heel ~ ' Thty ilv'bWHh us In memories Ifill. Not lust today but elwavs will. And we paneling, 9 21 -lf.C CARPENTRY, flooring and ceiling . Phone SPECIA~S thru October Reg . UO Perm anent. " Per feet lhetnd wu sudden , tne shock ,, Employment Wpted --------------+PERMANENT ;_ bring , P h 99'2 -2114 L. 1-21-Utp CA SH paid tor all makes ane1 - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - models of mobile homrs . NEW "011. OF MINK " Phone art ll code 61• 423 products, new utalogl . Ge t 9531 on our grow ing customer ·• 13 ffc list . Or maybe you wou ld daughter , L K . Kohl . ¥ Wanted Phone 992 ·208'2 . ~ SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ; ,. PIANO Tuning, ~one Daniels, IN ,MEMPRY of Andy Kohl - - UIND ADS Additional 2Sc Charge per Advertisement Paint Barns We Paint Roofs We Paint Anything We I ..- ·- N afhan Biggs ,.. Radiator Spe dallst 1972 CHEVROLET 2TON S299l 102" - CA. blue cab &clean inlerlor, fine service record & never houled heavy loads, 292·6 cyl., 15000 lb., 2 speed rear axle, 825x20 - 10 ply tires. , & Obituary S2 00 tor SO word minimum EB -:: !'1 6dd11ionel word 3c . (Atuwrn lomorrow.t Service ..... FrOm the largest Truck or BIJ!Idozer Radiator to th e srga ft est Healer Core \970 CHEV. CAMAAO 5l095 350 V-8 aulomatlc trans., power sfeerlng and brakes, dark green finish , vinyl roof , saddle bucket seats, console, radio, like new w-w tires. CARD OF THANKS II) (X i l l I Radiato $1850 o 6 cyl std trans., radio , like new w-w tires. blue ftn1sh , n1ce car with good economy. RATE$ ...... ' 7~R~epa~ir· f=-E-X~PE:. =R::::::IE::-::N::=CE=D=;-;=W =e=P::-ain-:1 Houses ----=::-::=0~_J)a=n:;:'s~Shoe REGULATIONS The Publisher reserves the r 1ght to C! di t or .. r'e!ec t ~ny ads • deemea ob l ec llonat'. Th e publi sh er w tll not be respon si ble tor more !han on e mcorrect lnserlion WHAi AN O~t' PAIR: OF ~OCK~ WAf:>. Tele~sion log for easy viewjng- Business Services· f\ef1ofe.._ Pub Dlly FROM .,_,....,_------~ ------~ I THEN CO'..IPAA( lT WiTH DEB~I 5 · WANT Au5 INFORMATION pi;'DLINES · s-• p M locat i on r -·---...--.. . . .----..··--·-------------------.-.-- OUI In IM open 1o c,_ the ICOIIPIO COIL ....... ila Don't try ro ovt~pow• Dlhlrl or domllllto 11)1 llldiJ among trltnds. Sllllll )N!If DQIId up 1o t lldtl fO<ct, IACIITTAIIIVI Clift........ 21) Be ClrofuiiOday vou . , do oomelhlng foOflstl It* to oplle oomeont. 11 vou do, 1ht IOHI' will be you. ' CAPRlCOIIN CDII, II-.IM. 11) You hove 1 Wldency 1fN11r lo mekt lhl"llt herfler. IG< yourMII lhii!R lillY ret11r n . 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A'T 9:30AM Anniversary Sale 1h PRICE '4.44 Anniversary Sale FALL BLOUSES Entire stock of fall shirts and blouses SALE . · SALE PRICES aft 99 -·-·-·"--·-·-{ A11niversary Sale 1-~~--~-·--·-~-·-~~~-·--·-·--~...,i-·-,-·-~~-.:-·-·--:-·-Annivf!rsary Sale WOMEN'S PANTS Our entire stock of misses, sizes to 20 and 5-6 womens sizes 32 to 38 Included . Basic and fashion styles. "'=- ·SALE SALE PRICES ·.Solids - Patterns·: · New fall selection. Save now. Spo~1swear Girls Our entire slack of girls 46x, 7·1.tland Preteen sizes is Included. -- •69.95 .. cfucfed. Ea rrings .. Pins . Ropes - Rlngs. SALE PRICES SALE PRICES Anniversary Sale -· •-·--·-~-·-·-:-.----~-:~-....~-·--< Mens '$9.95 Heavy Weight Anniversary Sale Reg . Reg. Reg. Reg . Reg . Reg. S69.95 S49.9S 449.9S 419.95 319.95 319.95 34" Gas Range ·. - - - 30" Gas Range - - - - - 34" Gas Ronge - - - - - 30" Ga• Range - - - . - - 30" Electric Range - - - - - 30" Electric Range - - - - - - ' · · - at the Mechanic Street Warehquse. Sale Sale Sale Sale Salt Sale . <0<!1 while. · BOYS WINTER.JACKETS • Anniversary Sale SALE PRICES Sizes 2 to 7 for juvenlle boys and regular boys srzes 8 to 20. Denims - Nylons - Corduroy . It'll pay you to buy the boys jackets you need now. ' . SALE PRICES Annivers/lry Sale MEN'S LEISURE SUITS Sizes 34 to o46 and small. medium, large ~nd extra large . . Includes our entire fall selection of styles. · A~niversary ,Sale DRESS SLACKS , Anniver8ary Sale Sizes 29 to 44 waist -· lengths from 29 to.34. Solid colors · neat patterns. In dudes all of our mens · double knit dress slacks. ' . Annex . ' . Sizes J21o4h,a lsl - 10 ounce ~lue de'nim . Very well made. Sanforized shrunk, . · Special r.i1e .Price Anniversary Sale MAIN STORE,, AIUIEX AND' WAREHOUSE DPEN I Our e~tlre stock of famous maker luggage Is Included. Big selection of ladles and mens styles. • Big selectioo of grandfather ' clocks ana . wall clocks. SALE P_ RICES Furniture Dwpt, Tlllrd Floor STEREO TAPES Anniversary Sale DRAPERIES TOSS Special group. Choose 30", · 36" or 45" length, SALI PRICES AnneK CUSHIONS Several solid colors In selectioo. SAl£ '1.77- FURNITURE THROWS Special group for this sale . .Prints ~ ""''"'--It-~ colors. ' 70Xl40 SIZE - - - - - - - SALE 7.69 70Xl20 SIZE - - - - - - - SALE 6.59 70X90 SIZE - - - - - - - SALE 5.29 60X70 SIZE - - • - - - - - • SALE 2.59 ' Home Furnishing Annex ·, TABLEOOVERS .Discontinued patterns in vinyl tablecovers. Neost popular sizes. Armiverury Sale WINTUK YARN Reg. 51.55 Skein Wintuk Orion Varii. SALE $1.09 SKEIN loTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 8 PM ELBERFELns· or cloth- ·lh PRICE \ POM RO'Y i Brzefs~ COLUMBUS (UP)) - the Public Utilities C~lon of Ohio today released a new proposed rule to place stricter controls on the use of the fuel adjustment clause used by eledric_utillties, · . · · The proposed rult1would pro~lde greater unifonnity to electric utilities' fuel adjustment claw;es, provide incentives for utilities to reduce fuel costs, and prov_ide in~r;j~Stld consumer protection from fuel clause abuse, the C0111I1118Sion·csald. ---- - -It would also provide consumers with "timely:• s«vings from declining fuel costs, expand the PUCO's monitoring ability and accuracy through the use of computer techqiques and order utilities to provide greater detail about fuel costs and practices to the conunission. . The commission said the proposed rille calls for 30-day period during which comments from the public will be requested. Legislation which also would place stricter controls on the fuel adjustment clause is pending •in the Ohio·General Assembly . According io the commission, PUCO is working with the legislature to develop comprehensive legislation regarding the fuel adjustment clause. The commission said the proposed rule is coreistent with the pending legislation. The commissioner said it was acting now to insure tighter control at the beginning of the winter heating season,The legislature is"expected to act on ita measw-e by the week of Oct. 20, this question time afiA!r time at our consumer meetings. She said the _lnvestigattoo was requested because the PUCO felt "a national vtew of • the situation was the best mechanism to fmd the facts ." "This Is just another example of the federal bureaucracy turning ita back on the -states," Mrs . Bloomfield said. "The lack of · a cohesive national energy policy is hurting Oliio - and the nation." • enttne at y e J Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO VOL. XXVIT , NO. 121 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1975 PRICE 15' septem b'er jobleSs down to 8.3% _ · As measured by the ;I~~~~;j~j;~~~~~~~~~~~:j:~~j~j:j~;~~;jt~~~~~~~~~~~l~~~~~j~~~~;~~ttt~i~~:~~~:~;j:j:~;~:ill;~;l:~j~~1~m~~t~~~f~~~jj;;;:;~;;~:;;j~~~~~: unemployment statistic this jobless ratA!. By LEONARD CURRY Total unemployment in household 8\rVey, which bad year. WASHINGTON - THE SENATE APPROVED today and 1 UP! Builne11 Wrller September totaled 7.8 million been the more opUmlstlc In Young people .returning to WASHINGTON (UP!) sent to the White House a partial lifting of the arms embargo workers, .11nchanged h:,om . July and August, the Jobless against 'furkey imposed after the Invasion of Cyprus. The Rehiring of 180,000 laid.(lff high schools and colleges AugUBt when rou!\ded off. rate was unchanged. But WASHINGI'ON (UP1) - Olalrman Artuhr F. JlurDB factory workers and the caused the unemployment Total employment a,1so was nonfann pa)Tillls "increased whole Sel'll\te process took less than one minute. of lhe Federal Relerve Board Ia taiiD& a far more serious The House had voted 237 to 176 'i'l:nD'sday to release $185 reopening of schools dropped rate among teen-agers to unchanged at 85.4 mllllon. by about 180,1100 In Sepview tbaD tbe aobnWotntlaD ol tbe cauequenees of drop L8 per cent to 19.3, a mllllon In anns paid for by Turkey before the embargo went the unemployment rate In But gains of 180,000 Joba tember, nearly an of It In the default by_New York Cit7.llanu 18)'1 clefa11lt by tile city significant factor In the slight Into effect Feb. ~- The House added one change to a Senate September to 8.3 per cent, its redu.ced unemployment bi!Uwether mamtfacturing could "InJure" tbe utioll's rec:overy !I'GID lite recession. overall decrease in the version of the bill - calling for President Ford to "discuss" lowest ievelin seven months, slightly, resultlng. in the industries," BLS sat d. Default by tile city -ltll laabWty tG PI-)' Ita debts •• with Turkey the problem of opium filtering Into the United the Labor Department small monthly decline . Nonfann employment Iota~ lhey come due -II tbneteaed 101' December or 10011er. reported today, States. The Bureau of Labor 77.2 mllllon in September. l'reuary Secrelary WUllem E. SfmOD bu mtnhnl•ed the 'lbe jobleliS rate In August Statistics !likes two surveys BL8 said there ·were 100,IXKI EXTENDED OlrnooK ' P!!l_+tdtll tlfa!t !1(-ldtn by tile ce•trr'• Jarceat city to .o14AORID - POUCE EXCHANGED GUNFIRE with was 8.4 per Celli In August, for deter'mlnlng the Jobless new jobs il1 mrable gOods, - meet Its oltlfii'doiii: .arlil the llaad llllrket bu already Sunday tb-roa.Kh 1iifle' Youths tolla in"'"a'"worklllg class suburb wheh a , the same as" JqJy. but weD Tuesday, cenerally fatr rate. One Ia a survey rl. manufacturing 'of electrical talleli tl!at jloullllllty lata ·--t. poUceman w81 slain Wednesday, the Spanilh n~ agency below the 9.2 per cent in May through tbe period With households, the other of equipment, primary metaiJ, PrHidellt Fonl1lllll81at• oppoH.III1 federal effort to Europa ·l'rela saki. The agency said two of the youths were · whtch was · the worst above normal tem· employer payrolls. The machinery and furniture. In 11ave off defa11lt. IlarDI bull't said will~ If Ulyiblag, be arreste4 after the shootout. There w81 no Immediate report of peraturea. Highs wW be In surveys merged In Septem- noridurable goods, there were would lllle to see tbe coverumelll do. !'be Fed II emcasuaiUes. after showing Job gains .or 80,000 In lbe 70s and Iowa will be ln. ber powered to mate a loan to New Yon, but Blll'lll bas The trio tried to flee In a red car bearing Basque province· lbe upper 40s to lbe low 50s. dlsctepencles In recent pl'oductioo ~ clothing, tex- - resisted so far. licenoe plate!!. But governn.~nt sources said the two arrested months. Illes and food processing. "II tbia erllil Ia 110t resolved, It COIIId lajare tbe youths were criminal types, probably not politically recovery process tbllt Ia DOW UDder way In oar aaUoaal , motivated, according to Europa Press. The shootout occurred ecooomy," Barna told tbe H - Badcet Committee In Aluche, an eastern suburb where an officer was gWtned ·lbursday. down Wednesday In a coordinated guerrilla attack that left By EDWARD S. LECHI'ZJN lhr!le policemen dead and one wounded. • UPI Auto Writer DETROIT . ( UPI) WASHINGTON - CHARLES RUFF NEXT WEEK wW be • named special WaiA!rgate prosecutor succeeding Henry S. Domestic auto sales in Ruth, according to a Justice Department spokesman. Ruff, a career Justice Department official, worked In the special prolteCIItor's office until July, when he became acting chief mndels, Jumped about 13 per Tvio persons were treated was gains to make a right iMQCCtor of the Drug Enforcement Administration. cent over August and the Syracuse Council Thursday away from advertising for Doblie property and placed and released ·at Veterans hand turn onto County Road 5 Ruff ·helped prosecute W. A. "Tony" Boyle for illegal Imports' share of the market night agreed to terminaiA! the bids on tts awlnunlng pool on a conaete slab. Memorial Hospital Thursday as be was bearing to the left activities In connection with the United Mine Workers Union slipped below 20 per cent for services of Scientific project. Council discussed tearing following a -tractor rtg and and across the center line . Instead, he made a left hand which Boyle headed. Justice Department sources said II was the fourth time this year· SanltaUon, IDe., the garbage Council also voted -'that down certain· houses In town auto accident. Indust·ry analysts pickupservice,effectlveDec. there wiU be 'no trick or treat and placing gravel on several not clear when Ruff wiU take over Ruth's dulles. Ruth has The Melga <;:oun ty Sheriff's turn, and so did Coneway, estimated Detroit auto sale~ and obtained the pickup announced he intends to quit In mid-month: this- year, but rather a party alleys. · . 31 Dept. said, James W. Casey, and their vehicles collided. at approximately 582,000 · ~ce of Lawrence Manley. at tbe fire station for chUdren There was sllght damage to It was reported that the 40, Middleport, and Ralph Manley said he 1l'ill pick up of the village and Minersville. steps for the slide .have snider, a passenger in the rig, and heavy to Casey's BEIRUT, LEBANON _: RIVAL CHRISTIANS and cars, with. Import sales at Moalems began removing their mllltlaa from the streets today, about 140,000. While up from three 20-pllon cana a month Milton Varian, police chief, arrived and the slide IS ready Casey car, were taken 'to the car. but sniper fire and kldnaplngs delayed a full return to nonnal August, sales of U.S.-bullt for $2.60. He saki he would reported there will be no to be put up.lt was also noted hospital by the Middleport EAt 3:30 p.m. In Rutland In the city tom by two weeks of civihtrife. Both eldes left sand- cars )Vere still down 5 per Ulte to have trash in plastic curfew during the Halloween that bird houses should he put R squad for treatment of Larry Fridley' l8, ~1. 4• bagged gun emplacements and street barricades empty in the cent from last September's bags. He will start Monday season unless absolutely. up before winter to which lacerations tllnd abrasions. Pomeroy, was b-aveUng west Moalet suburb of Chlah and the adJoining Chrialian area of high sales, boosted by making contacts and learning necessary. In past yean the council agreed, and set The accident occurred at '1. • on Main St. when he struck a customers trying to · beat th area Those who would children's conduct W81 good Monday night between 5 And p.m. In Salisbury Twp. at the parked pickup truck owned Aln'Rummaneh where most of the flg~Ung has takep place. ~ hill 'services before the and a curfew was not 5:30 to do it. ' But when security forces look up posiU0118 along the main higher pri~es on the '75s. lnlersecUon of SR 7 and by Leading Creek ConIndustry and financial ana- December, date may call m- necessary. Council comroad between the tWo suburbB they encountered sporadic fire Attending were Wfngett, County Road 5. servancy District. from militia units which had apparently withdrawn to new lysts said the early and ~d~ ms:•mended the children for their Troy Zwilling, Eber Pickens, Stearl Coneway, Jr., 43, A passenger, Delbert perlmetA!rs. Beitut Radio warned motorists that roads near the _Octoher sales would· provtde Robert Wingett, president fine behavior In the past. Ed Neutzling, Bary McCoy, Markleyburg, Pa., was Fridley, hsd a laceraUon of Ollah and Hazmieh areas were "riaky" although traffic was (Continued on page 14) of council, who presided In .Council also agreed to Varian, George Holman, driving a tractor rig north the knee but was not treated . heavy In other seclions of Beirut and coastal roads to the north move a building located on treuurer, and Kathryn behind the Casey car. Larry · Fridley was ctted to the a'-tnce of Mayor, Herand south were clear. · the former roadside park and Crow, clerk. Coneway thought that Casey court for reckless operation, ~ man lAndon, satd the village the old jail to the former 18 'approzlmately 45 days WASHINGTON - SECRETARY OF SfATE Henry A. Killinger hopes to resolve hia dispute with Con!Vl!ll today over fl'omlles to l!rael and Egypt, 81 the House International Relations Commltlee gives ita fonpal approval for the ilse of .' American technlciana In the Slna~- Peninlula. Kllslnger late 'lbureday delivered Pre,tdent Ford's formallllllll'llnces, as requested, that the full extent of bindlng Two firms have been ~:~;~~: · " ii:i( commttmeniB to Israel and Egypt had been made known to the Senate FOI'f!lgn RelaUo!18 Corrunlttee: "I have made, on behalf Rail, Edison Baker and of the President, a lonna! statement IJ1 conformity with jhe George Ingels , Attending Senate re110lution Wednesday," Kissinger said. being transported damaged .,..... . The btU, estimated to coat nearly $'7 billioo a r,ear in federal tax funda but ,... program wiU be firmed up by were Mr , and Mrs. Don Sen. Frank Church, D-ldaho, and Sen. Jacob K. Javits, R- the Langs~ille bridge . ;~i:i;i; ' relying In part on continuation of private health Insurance, was sulmitted ';!i j the Middleport Chamber of, WilSon, Mr. and Mrs. John N.Y., told reporleraafter a second cloeeckloor seulon with Given award by Judge 'H::i with broad bipartisan eupport by Sens .. Russen··s . Long, D-La., _and ;:;;;;; Commerce at a special Werner, Mr. and Mrs. Killinger that the last rema~ng element of the dispute John ·c . Bacon In the Meigs , :;;;;;;i Abraham Rlblcoff, D-Conn. ; ~ g;; m~llng on Oct. 9 at 8 p.m. In Manning Kloes, Mrs. E. 0. concerned the manner In which the ·COmmitmenta would be County common Pleas Court ~:i!i' Long said It would protect aU erlcans from the "devastating financial :;;;;;: · the Colwnbus and Southern Rail, George· Ingels, Edison Jlllde Jiubllc. · Wedneeday were the General ~l eff~" of major Wneaa or injury b aaaurtng that the fuU costs of prolonged / ·! 't Ohio Electric Co. building, Ba~er and Mike Willlams. Sales Construct1o11 Co. of ::)::~: treatment would be picked up by I no-cost inaurance. · iiiii!~ Preliminary discussions on " WASHINGTON - THE WASHINGTON POST printed a 24- Cleveland and lhe Com· ::;;;:;: Long Is chairman of the Senate ,nee Corrunlttee and Rlblcoff, a ~;;;::; the project were he!~ Thurs. TWOFINED j.ge eilition today at six secret plants oul*ide of the city. merctal Union Insurance co. i'!!t committee mt111ber, Is- a former etary of Health, Educatioo and ;:i:';;: day at noon following a Fined $10 and costa etch in Publlcati111 w81 suspended for one da~ becawte of a walkout by of Boa ton. . :::::;: Welfare. -~:::::: luncheon at the Martin the court of Pomeroy Mayor '>-qnion prelmllllt and dainage to the Poet presses. A POl! Defendants In the case flied 'i!i:i:i 'lbey said their nine cospon801'alnclu Democratic and Republican Viii~ Restaurant presided over by Dale E. Smith Thursday 118id today'sediUo111 of the nation'll seventh largest Oct. were :;;:;:;; Senate leaders as well as "liberals, moderates and conservatives of both ;:::::;; Don Wilso~, president. night were L. M. Fitzpatrick, 4, 1974, paper wereprocesaed and'distributed for both street and home Nicolozashea Trucking co., :i:i:i:! parlles." Nonetheless, neither this nor ariy other fonn of national health In Ita . community service Route 1, Middleport, on a lle~wry, althol18h the street version was delayed by several . camJntdge, and' Raymond ;:;;;:i; , inBUranceillexpecledtowincon~resslonalapprovalthlayear. ;~;:;:i program it was proposed ,to speeding charge, and houn. . Yarian, driver of the com- · 'i!.i!.!.i 'lbe bill, similar to one propolled by Long and Ri~olf lut year, would: i:i\!!! Invite the Art tudenia at Richard E . Swan, MidAt the Post plant, about 40 helm.eted pollee were on hand pany. According to the : :::::: -For aU Americans, provide l!18urance to pick up full medical costs of :;:;:;:; Meigs High School of Jack _ dleport, for .fa.'Hng · to yield catastrophic illnell above 80 days ofhoapitalizaion or S2,000 in expenses. :;::::: Slavin to paint the town's fire right of way . \lite Thunday night to llmlt pocketing and fi'Ohibft union charge the rotaJt drilling rig :;:;:;:: IIMillben from coming within two blocks of plant. The was ndt securely fastened' to - For f!OOr, eltBblish uniform national prot~ram of benefits to cover @\\ hydrants in bicentennial LOCAL TEMPS prellllllll weal on llrlke 81 their contract._explred with the the vehicle which was moving :::;:,: theflrll ~.000 or 80days In the hospital. · :,:;::< colors. The chamber will buy The temper-' lure In l'ollat~'nleeday. Allreeruptedseyeral hours later In · ·tt tlirough Meigs County. -For the non-poor, make available a private health inlurance poUcy at the paints, the Poet I preiii'OOm and all of Ita presses were damaged In Both the plaintiffs and ,:,::::: reasonablt group rates to cover the first 80days or _$2,1100. ::::<:: Named to the nominating downtown Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Friday was 49 degrees djurefeyndants waiveil trial by under sunny skies. Wedneeday anrl early Thursday , · ···············u.·.·········-·.•.•.•,•.•,w.·.·············································.. " " .. ·""" """ ·.... " ........... · · • cars up- ~~~:::~ b:ye~~ ~~~~ syracuse .switches its k · waste__pic_ up service • Rig, car collide the the Judge awards Christmas project will Two finns . smn of $19,400 ~~;o:J:::r: Anniverury Sale · While tt.ey ~~t Home Furnishl_n gs Annex Our entire stock of stereo S-track tapes Is included In this sale. · .'6.33 I - Anniversary Sale or one- ' Men's Blue Denih Wen Dungns . Home Furnlshlnt• Anniversary Sale CLOCK SALE SAVE 20% r Home Fumtllllngs Annex LUGGAGE SALE PRICES. MEN'S DOUBLE I(NIT Annex · Mechanic Street Warehouso Juvenile sizes 3 to 7. Boys sizes 8 to 20. Coat , styles - Slipovers and Vests. Gold - Avocado - Red Black. 10" skillets, 1-qt., 2 qt. and3 ql. saucepans, . by West Bend. ' Reg. 5.95 Cookware Sale 4.48 Reg. 5.59 Cookware Sale 4.18 . 4. 95 re 3.68 435.60 416.90 333.10 322.30 277.20 233.20 _ • , She said th.e· agency's · request was made because "Ohio wanted proof that gas allocations to the states were IH!In]!-:-made-falrly and equitably. The PUCO does . not ·have any evidence that the allocations are fair, and now the FPC !tas refused to give usa chance to find out." Mrs0 Bloomfield ·said the state conuntssion wants to also detennlne If the gas situation In Ohio reflects a true picture of ~uthe11tic gas shortages. - The FPC, according to the PUCO, said . such _an inv~stigation would be :•onWleldly, procedurally mefficient and, therefore, inexpedient to the public interest." Mrs. Blooomfield said the PUCO does not agree with the FPC position. ''Too many ,people -In Ohio and across the country are wondering if the gas shortage is real or contrived. We hear of fuel adjustment clause by utilities Sales of and lid . SALE $1.99 SET Home F..-nlshings ·GUDDEN SPREO. SAnN LATEX WAll PAINT Regular $10 :95 gallon ,.... custom-mixed colors - BOYS SWEATERS . Attniversary Sale 2 piece c<intatns rug cover. STAINLESS STEEL COOKWARE Ann-iversary Sale SALE PRICES BATH SETS Anniversary Sale Annivf!'"sary Sale •7.88 Anniversary Sale 81" length Sa]e 4.29 36" length Sale 2.89 Home Furnishings SALE '1.88 PR. inc ludes our entir e stock. ' '1. 19 fiANNEL WORK SHilfTS · ' Sizes 36 io' 46 and extra large sires 48 to 54. Waist length sjyle and looger suburban length jackets. Corduroys denims - vinyls . ny lons- nylpn and cotton blends. There's a won(lerlul selecti on and this Anniversary Sale . · Our entire stock of Caloric gas and electrlo ranges fs Included. Gas ranges feature pllojless Ignition. Self clean · Ultra-Ray broiling cooks 30 per cent faster, uses 30 per cent less gas. On Salt MEN'S WINTER. JACKETS SALE PRICES YARO _GOODS Special group of sheers In two popular lengths. CALORIC RANGES Boys fashion jeans and blue denim jeans ~ Includes our entire stock . Sires 8 to 18 In regulars, slims and huskies. SALE PRICE-S CURTAINS Anniversary Sale BOYS JEANS AND SLACKS lncludes.our entire stock of mens dress shirts sport snirts - leisure shirts mid knit shirts. Sizes small. medium , large and extra large and nec k size dress shirts 141h to 11112. · $1.29- - $1.39 - $1.49 a yard Your Choice ,4nraiversury Sale MEN'S SHIRT SALE • Anniversary Sale 100 per cent colton printed and plain color percales. Calico 100 percent cotton prints . cotton and polyester blend prints . 36 and 45 inches wlde. A fine selection . Includes our entire sfock ~ot Carhartt . Complete size (In Carton) Furniture Dept., Third Floor · Anniversary Sale selection . Stock up now. Anniversary S11le SALE $24.99 . You Save 529.95 position height adjustment - Deluke bag - llg~t - .fool operated sv.:jtch. The complete selection _of popular Carhart! brown duck overalls :J ackets - Insulated tov.eralls . hoods. SALE PRICES Walnut finish with ·record storage. 4 Anniversary Sale .. ~~------------~----------- AND $19.95 TOOL ATTACHMENTS BROWN· DUCK WORK Cl.OlHES jewelry is in · SALE '24.99 (In Carton) .STEREO.STANDS . EUREKA SWEEPER ' PUCO proposes stricter rules on use ' Burns wonied about New York Walnut finish - Sliding glass doors - adlustable ' center shelf. ' $79.95 88$ PAIR Our enllre stock of tall SALE PRICES ~egular Mens sizes 9 to 15 - Boys sizes 7 to. 11 and junior boys sizes 6 to 10. White with multi color stripe tops. . Costume Jewelry cos1umc - TUBE SOCKS Anniversary Sale BOOKCASES ·A nniversary Sale SALE PRICES SALE PRICES Anniversary Sale Regular 3.5.Q. Boys & Girls Sizes - : - 1.99 Regular 3.95 Young Mens.& Ladi~s Sizes ·2.49 Men's and Bciys' pastels, fashion colors. , Furniture Dept.,' Third Floor Anniversary Sale Anniversary Sale t-:-;:-----lhfa~;m~;:o~us m~kers. Queen size Regular $124.95 each piece. Sale $169.00 for b'oth Mattress and Box Spring. bul a good overall selection. MEN'S. NECKTIESReady tied ties and ties you can tie yourself. WOMEN'S LINGERIE Slips. half slips. bras and panties by two -~------------------------ satOOL NAME Sti.IRTS White cotton shirt with school name.. and emblem in school colors Imprinted on front . Not every school in every .Size, WOMEN'S SLEEPWEAR Annivflfsary Sale l. ~ HIGH Y2 PRICE Anniversary Sale SAL.E PRICES Full size Regular $99.99 each piece. SaJe $139,00 for both Mattress and Box Spring, , Anniversary Annivenary Sale · Lopg pajamas and baby doll pajamas in 100 per cent nylon or Polyester-cotton blends. . . ' ' ~ • ' · liy United PreasiDtemadooal '" WASHINGTON - AGRICULTURE SECRETARY EarlL. Butz raised the suppOrt price for milk Thursday but said the siA!p will not lrnn:lediately boost dairy product prices In stores. : The Increase In government support prices for milk will he about two cents a half gallon. Wholesale market prices are . already higher than the new support level. Botz said higher consumer prices are approaching, but -)Viii result from short milk supplies and not the goverment nprice order. The Improved prlceiwere intended to "give . . • fanners the assurance they need to stay in dairying." The ''Jll'ices apply to manufacturing grade milk used for fl'oduclng "butler, cheese and similar products. The support price action, ·'however, influe.nces drinking grade milk indirectly, ,, ----.--·-------------·------ SALE PRICES Misses - Half sizes - Juniors. Selected from our regular stock. · · ,J.Llews • • •zn ---~-----~-r-------~-----Twin size Regular $79.95 each piece. Sale $109.00 for both Mattress and Box Spring. ' giving. . COLUMBUS iUPI) :_ The Public Utj)ites Coinmission of Ohio said today the Federal Power Commission has refused to conducf a national hearing to investigate the natural gas shortage. The state conunission filed the request for an investigation in February, saying It was hampered lnits ability to regulate the diStribution of gas in Ohio effectively becauSe of a lack of a coordinated national energy policy, · PUCO Commissiooer Sally w. Bloomfield said the agency was "bitterly disappointed" over the refusal. "Ohio needs to know exactly what Information the FPC uses to determine allocation policies " Mrs. Bloomfield !IBid. "The states are proper participants in hearings of this type - it's the ·states which are arfected.'' "hr::~>.::::;:;~:::«:::::~:::::~::::::::::::::::;:,:;:,:~:::::::::::::::::~:::::;,:,:,~:<~:::::~>;::s::s~ Simcopedic . Deluxe innerspring mattresses and box springs. A tremendous group - all new styles. Arranged for your easy selection. Buy nOw for yourself or for Christmas ' WOMEN'S DRESSES ' . . MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL BAND MAJOREITES - Front ro.w, Vicki Manley, field commander, back row, 1-£, Pam Nicinsky, Teresa Wildermuth, Barb Douglas, Kim' Krautter and Debbie Osborne. They'D be in Athens tonight fronting the big Marauder Marching Band. ·· Anniversary Sale Th is sale is on all of our mens sweaterS - sllpovers . coat styles ·· sleeveless sweaters. ~.., e .. # MEN'S SWEATERS Small group of misses and half sizes. ,, / Anniversary Sale FALL DRESSES included. Big selection o.f fashion and basic styles. Be sure to register in the Home Furnishings Annex or at the Mechanic .Street Warehouse for the $300 in Gift Certificates to' be wort by our customers- no purchase necessary you need not be present to win. , Sizes small, medium, large and extra large. Plaid patterns - long ,shirt tails _. two pockets. ·sALE PRICES A11niversary Sale ! , •• -.;! FLANNEL SPORT SHIRTS Preteens - Juniors - Misses - Womens sizes. Entire stock is included. Small group of misses ,sizes . 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