https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/de7e502f308e672e2d1d6ca4a5655e28.pdf 01279b121332d74c3c37dc57ebd7259f PDF Text Text .. .. .. and Mrs. Lloyd Hoffman, Rt. 1, Middleport; Mr. and Mrsi .: . 'y'lalter ,Hoffman, Mr. and Dougla , : :1, Pomeroy; Mr. apd 'Mrs. J.awren~e [1} Mrs. Rqger 'Horf,nan, Christi Syracuse, and Mr . and Mrs r• ; . .' J . . . . . and M1ch~el, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Searls and Amy, Mr .. Frank Perry, Athens, . ~. and Mrs: Dale Barnhart, Rl.. POM,EHOY -- 'The annual Carr,' y'oungest,-:.· and . Mrs. .John Grueser and Angie", Mr • ' .• rJ . ~· rounion o£ the descehdants of Walter Hoffman. most Harv~ and ,Josephine Douglas children present. The reunion was held Sept. 31 at the will he held at the·lillme lime roadside park on Route 35. A and plljae next year : · • basket dinner was held at Attending were Mr. and noon . Mrs. Avery Douglas, Officers. elected were Mr. Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. ' . . . and Mrs : Millard Clouse, Millard Clouse, The Plains; president and secretary . Mr. and Mrs.. Gerald treasurer; Helen· Dorst and Douglas, Barbara, 'Mr. and Gay .Ann Burke, games and Mrs. Richard. Douglas an<) recreation. . Kelly, Mr. and M~s. RobertS. ,, Prizes were awarded to Mr. Burke, Lora Lee and Scott and Mrs. Avery Douglas who Allen; Mr~. Mary Cart;, all of traveled the farthest; R. E. Ro,ute C~ly\lle. . Douglas, oldest; Beth Ann Mr . artd Mrs . Charles Carr, Teresa, Sonia, , granddaughters; Amy Dawn and :'f~?=i~'ff~'ffff~:~;~;i:~~~;~~::::~~~=??f~: Beth i\nn, Marcia Carr, and ·Mike Guess, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dorst, Howie and Wedding and Tim, Tuppers Plains; Mrs. engagement notices for the ·. '•' I . Sunday Times·Senlinel must be in our bands by 1.2. • noon on the Thursday DOGKILLED . • preceding publication. GALIJPOIJS ~ A dog was Information may be tumed killed in a traffic accident at in or mailed t.o the 3:25 p.m. 'Fridar at the Gallipolis Dally Tribune or junction of •Rt. '25 and the SHOP SATURDAY 9:30 TO 8 PM .. ' Pomeroy Dally Sentinel. Starcher-Hamrick Rd. The Engagement and wedding animal ran Into the path of a forms lire also avaUable on car operated by Frank L. requeat. · Kerr, 49, of Clay, W, \ta. There was moderate damage to hls car. . to give paper PORTSMOUTH ~ Rebecra F~Ye Rlllllh Lampen. R.N.. . l"""i1u1·•·<1 '''\'l'l'isc 1o '<trrogth<·n I ill' hcm·l 111usdc. . who prepared a report en"'TilL• nul'st•-l hm·npisl's dul ics !iUecl "'nleNune Therapist's inl'iurl<• mnny aspects of .Role In the Cardiac, l'l'ha bililating po st Pulmohlry Pulmonary myucardial infarction, angina and chronic obRehabilitation·Center SetwiD praent her paper slrut·live ·lung disease ln, Cleveland at the Ohio patients covering· their ·one Nurses Auociatlon Clinical year in lhe reha~ilitation . ,, 8ealli0f1S Convention Nov. 2-6. program. Mn. t..Jnpen's 'paper was The physical ·performance ~lecli!d by a c001m1ttee from of exercise stress tes ts, hundrtda of entries. 'She is a . monitoring e~ercise \herapy gra~ulte . of Raclne High visits, dietary counseling, School, Lorain County tl pallent teaching, establish· · Community College, Case m~nt of home programs and Western Reserve University group discussion therapy are IIlii the Univenlly of Penn· prsented along with the other iylvanla. services available through Mra. Lampen ·is one of 37 the CPR Center. nuraea in the United States, Mrs. Lampen and her FAYE LAMPEN, R.N. accredited for the . adhusband, Charles H. Lampen minlltralion of "Cardiac and Ill, a chemical en~ineer with pulmonary rehabilitation Ccystal Room and at 4:30 Harshaw Chemical Co., centers. She , is head nurse p.m. on Wednesday in the moved to Portsmouth from lhefapist with Mercy • Winda Ballroom . the greater Cleveland area 10 llospital Cardiac and The paper deals· with the months ago, She is the ~monary Rahabllitatlon . niD'Jing aspect of a new daugh~r of Mr. and Mrs. Cen~r. , approach In the ,treatment of How,ard G, Roush of Racine, She wti!'preaent her paper .c~rdiac patients using Meigs County. · :o!:!. ~~~!.!~ ~ ~ ' Home furnishings Annex an~ the . e SHoP MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY 9:30 To 5:00 R.utland. Furniture. I I 26 Years of Dependable Service ' ' .. GAS HEATERS NeigHBOr .lllued~~~~N:.::::~:~a:~:::.~: All Sizes In daye. colorful iaaue llsta several mlni-vacaliona ih "America's first frontier". Pomeroy is Included in a trip which includes AU!ens and Lopn. . • ble Soullby AbbOtt a couple of years ago when she was V.catloqlng at Londo Lake, Mich. Suale and her family, the JaiDill Soulsbya, frequently vacliUon at Londo Lake. ., ,•.•.• IT'S If' I F·SHARMEER SAVINGSnME ,r '' BEST ' ' ' ' 'Wht1'1'thenl's I J11e O{l Ill tht J)lnty host and stoddnp Btlte·Shlrmeer makes, that's -..... _IM"_ you a n SIVe on leplnd st<lt~l;t, .~:_-Q ..., .. .. mQ - Pinty Hall .... ....'IALI',,,PRICII • pllloot,JM ....... IIY C!MmUR 11J lelft.lllt_,_ 12 pt . 1.00 11.10 14.40 :111.10 17.10 4,11 4.10 U.to D.ID 47.40 """" """" ' . . . . ." . u, 1.10 lUll . 211M .. 3.00 Ul UD 14.40 2.!10 us uo ' 11.00 24.110 z.ao 1.70 4.10 t.I(O IUO ' Llfsss~· MII • Seun~ Ale. · · fislr ••· OhiD ; ! 10.1~ loM--111-. .It's the rllht time 10 IIW! an~ . way )'CU choose. She by the Pllr, 40.111 ....... " ' ·. COAL HEATER THERE lSI ' ' . . . . . . .00 ' . • • flntst of c~ula· tars. hautlful pore.. loin flnlth. lullt in ~c clraft ,....,. lfllor. ' ' tnd ..... - , . . . ..., l!1nt ptlr. And now Is the rlaflt tlme to tkl)' 1 whofe wardrobt of lt)oles and cotors. Belle-Shlrmeer Slvl* Time, 11's 11most IItie, money In the bank. ' Man. & Fri. 9:30 tl 8 p.m. Tues. Wed. ThUll. &Sit. 9:30 ,. ·o * . WOOD BURNINI CIRCUlATOR With These Grut feotures: SLIIE.ftl Alii IUII!I • WT..IIIIUAm • M CEUII IIAll1. Fllllll • AUTIIIIATE TIDFIISTAI • FIIICIII AI IlOilO (o,. tltiiiJ • lllltDS • • - .,........,.. • ,WIIII!UADIIIIIW · PlentiM low east - d 1t1o """' mocien\ Of fueto b mod 111 thlo' ntW cln:ulltot Of WAR~ MORNING'S , . , 1t1o Modo/ 7!111 u You'll .,Jar lfla wtml flw comfoot ond Of hlltlnc lOUt , _ with thl 1 ttro. modtm, 1Utomatlc wooef.t)umfnt clrculltor thlt provklll amp~~ hut fw ~ flwt rooms. A bulk·ln the<mostot tutOI!IIIIellly -~ to molnllln :::"rm~ "1:.:,~-.-r blow_!r (tn optlontl flotull) ipiWt 1 cotpOt <t1 .,,:IP:..., ='"tf,. Patenttcl, ~·flut ' firebrick lifting GtiWII the fin•st '-'~!'II ,..,.._ ., .. hoW.' rlr• oR night, leh you gtt up In a war"l house in lf!o -nlng, .... _,.....,, MMII t17, Allltorq'1 liMit • ..... 60 llo. c.,adfy - WE INSTAU.! Tllo 1/otutlfvliy. tlylfd Clblntl lito I lOne lftt~lo ftnltl!. Tho .... tldo - ""~" lotdln1 uoy tiOU con put In I up to w ~~ IIIII ·1111 ,.,.. movtl't I Cln<~ wit~ lflt hindi tlidMut llh No flftlr- ~ ~ --' -bulkl . ' . ·-·-- GEARED TO SERVE YOlJ BEST! WE INSTALL By Dale Rothgeb Jr. Local authorities expected the FBI to file kidnapping and auto theft charges against a West Virginia couple in connection with Ule alleged abduction of 18-year old · Jonathan Dewey Rutherford of st. Albans Sunday evenlng. Rutherford was found !Jound and gagged in the trunk of his c.r which W88' wmked Sunday night on iu. · '"\ 25 near the Rich Service Highway Patrol Ulis morning PRICE 15' . OOLUMBUS - VICE PRFAIDENT NEL90N A. Rockefeller wiD ktynote a $1110-a-plate RepuWcan fund raising dlnllflr here Oct. 1& to benefit f2 central Ohio GOP gro~ and the state's Republican Finance Qmmlttee, John S. , Kaufman, dinner chairman. said. Kaufman, chairman of the board of MCQ ID:Iutriel, said hll goillla ID selll,OOO ticketa for the dinner. He 111klll00 tickets have already been aold. WASijiNGTON - THE UNITED STATEs IS In the mdldle of a rerovery, awllllh In IoDation and belween recessions, economllll agree. They dm 't agree on what to do n~t. , OIIIIJ:III' Joint Economic Committee IBid: "There .re '1mbloultdp on the horllon that a nn rec..tm could be in lhe making for bite,nat year or early 1977." With a liberal Democratic majority, It aays pwDpilfimlng economics would keep !he recovery roWna and not add jnflatlonary pressure. Federill Relerve Chairman Arthur F, Burna sal.d: "It was mcontrolled lnllatlon that brOught on the severe ecanoinlc Clecllne we have recently experl•ced ... The American people have ·paid a heavy penalty lor put llflllect, of ecanomlc l'ealltlas. The only 10und flacal"ancl 11100etary policy today Ia a policy of prudence and ffi9C!eratlon." NEW .YO~ - JAPANESE EMPEROR Hlroblto lhlnkl football Ia a pretty Belting sport, but it's bard to fliure out and he stm pntwa SUmo wreatlinll. • HihJhlto joined 50,000 hot dog-ehomPIIg fana at New Yrrk's lillea Stadium Sunday lor li 11me betwtw~ tlie New Yrrk Jell and the Ne1r Fql•nd Pltrlota. Emperor Hlrohitn ~d Empfea Nt~alto watdled tli'Oup blnoculan for 50 minutel wbllt Japllnele Ambassador Takalhl Yalllkawa, a footbell buff, uplained the action. ,.• : ClEVELAND - ALL FOUR OF GOV. Jamea A. IU!odes' ~tate constitutional amendmentl were endoraed by the :Qeveland Plain Dealer Sunday. • gave this accoW!t of how the paths of Rutherford, Ritz and tilly crossed. According In the victim, (Rutherford) he was wwshlng his 197D Chrysler Cordoba at Whirley's Car Wrlsh In St. Albans at about 6:30 p.m. &mday approached by Ritz who he said pliced a 111 at llllt.e\1 to get into uie car's trlidt. when , . Ritz drove somewhere and picked up a woman. Later In the evenlng, the couple stopped and got Rutherford out of the trunk. According to the victim; the woman wanted to ldll him, but her boyfriend said "no." They lied Rutherford 's hands and feet and placed a gag OV his plOUth.J)ur tl)eir in _Landmark adv A local farm-businessman, Charles Bush, Landmark branch supervisor, is one of several persons pic!ID'ed In current advertising by the Landmark organization In farm magazines. circulating in Ohio. Bush, supervisor of Landmark's branch facility at Pomeroy, is described as man who "has the answers on feeds and feeding." The ad series, which will . run ln four statewide farm magazines as well as local papers is the result of surveys taken among .farmers as to why · they trade ·with particular !1rmJ and not wiUI others. Farmers most often cited four things they look for gi tjllUOII IIIIi 1 and throw Rutherford out ill the desert. While the woman drove . through Ohio, she was stopped in Jackson County, Ohio for speeding by Ptl. Hammer of the Ohio State Highway Patrol. She W88 locked up in Jackson for nonpayment of hJ!r bond. Ritz, meanwhile, ' was , permitted to leave in order to secure bond for his compardon . He apparenUy began . '·1 drinking, so by · then intoxicated. he lost control of the alleged kidnap car near the Rich Service Station. Residents ln ';he area who observed the car In a ditch called the patrol post which sent Pll. G.' A. Qller to the scene. Qller charged Ritz with OWl. Meanwhile , Rutherford heard Ptl. Qller's body radio and began pounding on the trunk. Pll. Coler opened the trunk and found him. A loaded .22 caliber pistol was found alongside the car. The case has been turned over to the FBI for in· ' -'...-. __ - - - , vesligation. ~---.-.. .........-......... - ,j a . revea]elf"·~ tbit they ~~= of producm-. , ~:t· planned to go to California Understands _ farmers' WH I • authorized Atty . I Evans to negotiate the oplion with Atty. Eachus . Certain legal matters had to be cleared up over the weekend; delaying the official . annouricement of the request. · When the CIC purchased the lai1d from the state In 1966, several restrictions and agreements were Included In the sale and those had to be reviewed over the weekend by CIC President Clyde Ramsay. Ramsay pointed out that If · after ope year no c'on(Continued on page 10) store is featured ---------- ------------------------------- Station almost across from the Gallia-Meigs State High· way Patrol Headquarters. Booked for DWI was Char,Jes R. Ritz, 26, of Charleston . His girlfriend, l!arriett Lilly, address unknown, was held in Jackaon Qlunly (Ohio) for speeding. . Lt. E;rneat W)ggleowortb of the Gallia-Meigs Post State problems. Quality of service. Source of information. By experience and tralnirtg, Landmark Branch Super.vison meet all folD' of these farmer needs and it was in recognitibn of this that Ule series was inaugurated. They - CHARLES BUSH are the largest suCh group among farm supply firms operating in Ohio. . Bush lives at Rt. 3, Racine, with Mrs. Marie Bush, hls wile, and Billy and Peggy, two of thelr four children. He has been with Landmark of Meigs County for 22 years. Aides hint Ford to keep ·tax cut~ Some presidential aides WASHINGTON (UP!)' President Ford called said Ford could outline his eoonomic and energy ad· position 'On tax cuts by visers to a White House Tuesday, submitting a meeting today, with some recommendation to Congress aides saying he had decided through the House Ways and to propose ertensim of the Means Qlmmittee. That current tu elliS to help. j,anel has been working on a surrtaln the U.S. economic rriajor tax bill for several weeka and has left little dou!X recovery. the measure would extend the Ford also arranged a late present tax reductions Into · · afternoon se881on with India 1976. Foreign Minister Y. · B. The President strongiy In· Chavan, ·the first Indian cabinet member invited to . dicated IIISI Wednesday in Omaha, Neb., that he would , the White House since the arrest of thousands of an· go along with an exiension Rutland Church or Chrlsl · tigovernment'figures under a but Ulat he would seek to have state of emergency declared it coupled with a program to Cloudy tonagnt, low around last June by Prime Minister hold down feder~l spending. White House spoke!lmen SO. Sunny Tuesday, high ),p Indira Gandhi. said they could not comment COLUMBUS (UP!) - low 70s. Probabllity of rail).-«0 on a Washlngton Star report Ohio's 88 counties received per cent through Tuesday. s~ve Sunday which quoted high115,199,792 in welfare ranking administration ofEXTENDED OUTLOOK assistance money during fici~ as saying Ford might RUTLAND - The Rutland char~r members. They were August, stale Audllor · Wednesday 'tbrou~:h even propose making this Friday, fair Wednelf)ay, ,Church of Otrial wiD observe Elder Elisha Rathburn and 'J'homas E. Freguson Btlid year's antirecession tax cuts its !46th annivtrSIIfY and wife Polly, WiUiam Sargent, Sunday. but chaace of showers , permanent instead of just · Homeconing SIUiday, Oct, 12. wife ·and son John, Franklin Of that amount, $10,066,657 . Thunday or Friday. Highs Two accidents were in· extending them for one year. from ,mid 80s to lnid 78s. ' vesUgaled Sunday by the Bible School wiD begin at Downing and wife, William went to 'help counties cover LOCAL TEMP!' 9:30 'a.m. with worship and Parker II an~ wlf~ , Betsy, the general relief and ad· , Lows In lOs and low 50s. Meigs County ~heriff's Dept. Temperature in downtown communion at 10:30. A Selah Williams,. wale · and ministration coats of welfare One was in early morning, Pomeroy Monday at 11 a.m. fellowship dinner l"lll be at mother, Gideon Barker • May operations. the other late afteFnoon. STRIKEWASSHORT was 65 degrees, under sunny 12:30 p.m. In the church Bolton and John Hwnphrey, · · The remaining $5,133,134 At 6:30a.m. in Olive Twp. The Kroger Store in skies. basement. Afternoon s,erThe ground the church now was reimbursement to Pomeroy was closed from ~n SR 124, one mile north of vices will begin at 2p.m. with· occupies land deeded to the counUes for administering midnight Saturday to •mid- Reedsvllie, Ronald L. Swain, special music and singing tr:ualees of the Church of and purchasing family and night Sunday, as employes 34, Rl. 1, Reedsville, swerved from area churches. Eugene Christ Oct. 20,1885, by J. N. childrenservicessuchasday joined other union members to avoid hitting a deer, lost Underwood will be the guest and Clarisa Rathburn . The care, family planning .and in the company's Charleston tontrol, went off the road on speaker. The public is in· first trustees were Slillman mar 1t a 1 c o u n s e I 1n g district in a strike . A new the rlght an<) roller over an vi ted. · , · .' C. Larkin, William Parker II, pro~rams, Fercguson said. contract agreement was embankment. Swain had visible injuries The first 0\IU'ch of Christ ' W. R. Bailey. . Dislrlbutlons ra~ged from reached and employees were in Rutland To~ship was The present building was $4,181,680 for Cuyahoga on their jobs at the midnight but was not immediately treated. Hls car was organized November 6; -1829 bunt August 7, 1895 . and County ill $2,952 ·for !)helby shift Friday. In an old log house belonging dedicated by J. C. Zollar, County. ·· ' demollshed. lo Elder Elisha Rathburn, president of Hiram Colledhe. The distributions ranged CAU.ED TO HOTEL At 4:30p.m. in Sullon Twp. <~iiiT l"tJ!!!! located In a field across the Gro111d where the parsonage from $2,952 .85 to Shelby ..lr"l """" The Middleport emergency on CR 34 Woodrow W. creek on the Happy Hollow was buill was deeded to the County to $4,18lo680.13 to SQuad was called . ·to the Garrett, 45, of Ashville, Ohio, ......, " road north of Rutland . Trustees of the Church of Cuyahoga County. Gallla LaSalle Hotel at 11 :30 p.m. was traveling south when someone hurled an ear of about 30 Otrisl, September 6, 1919 by received . $35,082, Meigs Spnday for Joe Weed, 65, who There were ' present al tlae lint meeting; the Rathburn heirs . ' The $11,918. ·was ill. He was taken to com which broke Garrell's I Ni!~ r:'~i:K -~.;.;.;;.,;;;;;;;.;;;...;.;__ 15 signing their names as (Continued on page 10) ~ Veterans Memorial Hospital. windshield. Counties get Oturch in Rutland will celebrate imni.versaey . I. .. MONOAY. OCTOBER 6. 1975 -· ~ KAN'SAs crfv, MO. - "'CITY OFFICIA13, who say llrildilg firemen set 10me of the more than 100 fires that were reported diD'ln& the first three days of the walkout, warned ·today ar101111t1 could be lh~. " A spokesman for lhe 87S striking flrsllllll denied the ·~egatlona. The firemen, who llarted their llrllte Friday, are ~demanding equal pay with pqlice olllcera. Twelve NaUonal 'Puard jeeps, eadl manned wlUI two armed guardlmen and two policemen, p11trolied tht~~clty todriy. . • OOLUMBUS-GEORGE F. DENTON, DIRECTOR of the 'itate De~nt of Rehabilitation and Cm'ectiMI, aald '!lmday that OhiO''a prison population is continuing tn increase and Ia approaching capacity Ieveli. · . Denton IBid priiOn populatlona at the Lacaavllle facility · lind the Lebanon Correctional lnati!Ullon are already over capaclt!. 'l'lle tucamne lmnate population II now 1,771 with about toO of the linpe-man cella now holding two men, Denton .IBid. The state'• prllon population as of April 7 was 10,001. It currently Ia about 10,982. F.t '-"01( """".... lo . . llotl. winter morning ' ••• with a 18111111111m1ng ' ' 1 real sale. Now, yuu ctn 11\'t on Belle-Shlrmeer ' ~....SilO<! ptnly-. ,t.nd, Moou701 ' '' ' ' Offer Good Oct. 6 th ru 18th *1HE COMfortable every POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I Bush of Pomeroy entlne at y ATLANTA - AUTHORITIES IN GEORGIA, Florida and Alabama are looking for 48-year-old James Hunt, of Macm, Ga., dlqed by the U.S. Secret Service wiU!threatening to kill President Ford. , Agent J. D. Kivett, in charge of the AUanta Secret Service pffice, said .sunday that Alabama and Florida I!Utborltles had '~ined what bad been a llate-wlde Gtorllia ~ert lor Hunt, ·Kivett said a warrant ialued Friday for Hunt charged 'him with threatening to kill the President , He Bllld Hunt allegedly made ~e threat to anoU!er penon . Wa~eup war111 and YOU .KNOW It was 1800 before a Philadelphia manufacturer started production of separate lhoeo for the right and left feet. Guess before that time ~th attoea mUBt hive '*In for the left loot. Some c( us could .till use that kind today - Me, for example. ' : : model Stock 'no SUN rerm lnturanc:e Compenlel _Of!ktt, Btocwni. .OII,IIIinoll 7302 • 111E 1975 MEIGS mGH SCHOOL yearbook is a dandy. Color baa been used effectively, By the way, the beautiful seene in color on page I w~s reproduced from a photo taken by A • VENTED tl!ese 10011.. ' Jolin Ia penlsten\; we hope hill sblp salls IIi one of aran •••• construct a. new factory on the indwitrial park site. Mel Kosancbick, manager of the Gallipolis M:lnufac· turing Coroporation which, opene(l a new office in the Business and Professional Building at 414 Second Ave:, .Gallipolis late last month; made ,the request for the properly during a special Jlleeling of the Gallia County Community Improvement Qlrporalion at the Holiday Inn last Monday. Friday, in another special CIC meetin,g at the Gallipolis Area Chamber.of Qlmmerce office , CIC officials • • ByUIIIIedPreniDternatloul NEW YORK - ONLY 48 PER CENT of the people In' lerviewed In a recent poll conducted for Time magazine fomd . Prelident Fprd acceptabl~ u the COIIItry's next president. ·• 'lbe polling firm of Yanlrelovlcb, Skelly and White in· :la.v-.;:ed 1,0l611!111 W !liP.. II<~ 111, JUit before ,Labor Day, Tile rwtr,Wbldl)lave jllll bl!ln tebo•Jated, lbow , t II the hrllt tbne the Prelldent'a popularity hal been 10 low ·;Iince 'l1me beg• lw quarterly 111111pting Iaiit year. ONLY AFEW ON ····· HAND IF YOU FEEL LIKE YOU'RE really ahead of the hounds:·· 71111 may be wrana. John Mohler, Route 1, Middleport, had all _aar_Uc_._ _ _ __..__ ribiiCMialmucardlln themaU on Oct.1, so you see you're behind q81n. Jolin -11nu11 hll1011& writing and 'tflll have a tune "My UW. Dull Plddy" In an album, ''The White Clouda of My Dnaml" comln& out on Oct. 211. He allo baa other tunes, ''Olrlat In Me," and ''Our ~tor", coming out ln illbums lniUrance IIHCII. The Gallia County Improvement Corporation today authorized its legal advisor, Ally . Dean Evans, to negotiate an option on 32." acres Of industrial park land to the Gallipolis Manufacturing Corporation valued at approximately $80,000. Atty. William Eachus will represent the new Gallipolis firm in the negotiations. GMC . ls seeking the nlne.fllonth option on the CIC property at a cost of.$1,000. Under tenru; of the option, diD'ing the nine month period the finn will conducl a study todetennlne if it ls feasible to . YOUR HEATING PROBLEMI ::~ ~~ ~:~· See him lor Ill your l•mlly .. ".They Bllid. they came to help many people . find the way to truth thtough the teaching of Christ. " 'They said Christ, Eliza, Ezekial, and all those other guys In the Old Testament left by way of UFOs. · · "They said it was very easy. They talked of radio waves and televiston wav.es," '")'hey talked about beings ln outer space who use space ships, and you eould leave by ,lhat type vehicle." "They were \oery believable ," SUtton Bllid the name used by the man in renting the meeli!Jg room at the Im, for which he paid $50, was undoubtedly ari aliils, He said other people described the couple as "fortyish, well groomed, straighi types." Posters erected as far away as California bllled the meeting as a speech by a inan from outer space, according to SUtton. He said instead the man and woman spoke . ·Alleged kidnappers stOpped in Jackson, Gallia Counties '' LET. US SOLVE E. A. WINGETT, RACINE, board of election member who heeded a drive to reduce the county's voting precincts frclln·40 tp 30 reacta when anyone says that the reduction wlli NOW YOU KNOW not avellny mttney, The reduction saves $1800 in labor and · Althoqh ,nine, a . HOD in poll books at each election, Wingett said and refusea to ,._tiiOIIOUI 1a1 related to acmpt a phliolophy that saya you C8ll do a job cheaper by lll'llllic Ia colorleu, It II blring more people: -·446-42" I from a woman who received a postcard from her son, maned.in ¢olorado, who was believed to have ,been influenced by the couple, "l have completed my training. I am leaving this earth and wiD not see you anymore," the son was quoted as Btlying. • The couple reportedly told the audience that volunteers would be prepared at a special cainp In Color,ado for a better life on another planet and would be picked up by a UFO In · ihe next 10 years. The Colorado location was not speclflect. : The woman, whole 110!1 Ia ~. did not give her name, but Roil Sutton, chief criminal , deputy for the c01mty on Ule Oregon coast, said, "we'll attempt to find out who she is and talk Inlier." .The son repOrtedly W88 one of the more than 100 persona who attended a Sept. 14 meeting. "They quoted the Bible ,and said they were measengerll," the Waldport woman said. . ' Nothing like combining bulineu with pleasure. JelfGibbe,son o!Mr.andMn. "Dude" Gibbs of Pomeroy, !In to Callfarnla·to,ilttend the Ohio State • UCLA game and to be'triUI hll wJte, a buyer for Lazarua in Columbus, who went to Clllfamla the p11st week on a wylng trip. Jeff flew out for the ...and to jolnherand attend lhe game. Jeff and hill Mrs. are •tbllliullc Ohio State lana, of course, both claiming the unlvtnlty u their alma mater. ta.lt)fltlll . . VOL XXVII NO. 122 duty nat Jllhiii'J a-.~ Will 2UtateSI. , ' Devoted .To The Interests of T,he Meigs-Mason Area By Hulo lf •u•ffich Carrol K. Sno~ ' on Elberfelds In Pomeroy DeaL •. GALLIPOLIS - Orin . ! Wheellr, 1011 of 1\lr. and Mrs. Melttn Whlellr, R!IIJte I, POMEROY - Don ~ Ia threatening to plant all of his Btdavllle Rd., tpllllted (ri lhe tomatoes next year In lhe Dower garden. 'Unltad Slaltl l.tr ...., This year he planted a tomato which he couldn't squeeze Dela1ed Elllillijlt11t .Into the vegetable garden in the Dower garden .It has grown to IIOII'a Alii· •· Orlll, 'a tlver!Oieet tall and he now uaesa ladder to tie It up, The plant INt¢1 ri I)Ber cn.k llltlll&olng ltrmg and llhowa the promise of many 'more Hlch Schacil, wlll1o • active . tomatoes even Ulough It already has yielded a bushel. ~ ... Mechanic Street Warehouse ' Ore. (UP!)..:!"( have a friend who left town to follow them and I don't know ' If he is coming back, or when." The young woman told about one of the 'zo persona who have vanished from Newport, Ore., after attending a meeting In nearby Waldport where "an average looking" couple talked of UFOs and "giving away all one's The Waldport woman, who declined use of herllllllle, Btlid she heard ql the meeting from: operators of the Waldport lM, where the sea.slon took place. The woman Bllid her friend had ISO acres .and "quite a sum of money," but she didn 'I lmow if he gave It ·au away before he disappeared. "He was extremely enthused about what these people Bllkl," lhe reported. "He was sort of a dr~ut from society." The Uncoln Qlunty lherlff's office was Investigating the case, Including a report ~ ~ I .,POR~LAND, pol8e88ionS~" Anniversary Sale Bargains In Ivery Depa.rtment on All Three floors- Of th : Bend -receive Air Foret tniDiltc at lrklond Air ......... 8Ift Anlllllo, TtUa. Upon c.-apltllell tf u weeki of bUic n~n~n~. Orin wW be lllllned to Ollt of the Air F\lfet'altehniclllrllnlng adloola for ' tralnlntl In - - Byaleml ~~ ~teed joti of his chOice. . ;' lllth ANNIVERSARY SALE tfM!ImJWf6c'i<'"w ' =~·:::::,:·:· ., ,, , ,.,,:.,~::::::::~~:::::<:~:::::::::~:;:::;:;:~:~~~ Orin Wheeler in Air Force new . Option w'anted for industry ·. Could 20 missing persons ·be preparing for. a lif~ another planet? [ ElbeifeldS ·In Pomeroy l!"'•·" f , • '/ . • , · Dou:g.las fiamt reunttes ' 32 - The Swlday Timt'li-&lntinel, Ort. ~- 1975 Native of .. Racine . -- Weather welfare help d' Deer Car wrecked .--i1==7)C•II �., . 3- 'The Dally Sentinel, Mlddleliort-Pomeniy, 0 ., Monday, Ocl. 6, 197S Big ·R e Dow go--go boys ' i' • . Pirates . .hang Will Its purpose: · -to atop the growth of welfare by giving employable people a chance for employment, by treini11g them for a job, end by teklng care of their children • they begin their new work. . . · -to create new operating·revenue for the citl• and the atate-• 238 million more each year, raiaed from ffie taxel paid becauH people Will heve gone back to work.·This will mean more money locally for education and mental health. Ita c~t: -iniliimal. -Ballot l11ues 2 and 4 require no additional revenue. -Ballot l11ue 3 will add gJ1 Otha of one penny per gallon to .t he gu tax. --Ballot 111ue 5 will add 7/1 Otha of one per cent to th.e Ill• tax. -The total coat of the progrem ia 1811 than the 11m0unt of new ,.,.._ue th!Jf the progrem will produce • unemployed work.,. go back to work. lild expanding induatry will pay .ddltlonellocal real property taxM, benefiting local govemment1111d local achoola. N• more jobs wltfl ballot Issue 2 Ballot iuue 2 Ia an a19endment to the Ohio ConstitUtion. I Ohio haa the moat akllled lebor force In America: Our worken~ need and · cleaerv.e good joba. ·• ~ programs heve been luring of 1 cantury. It l1long p8lt * ,. ~· ... . Ball~'""' " ·1 · ,, 2 will ~viaatate ,:invi...loM' to11iarnifac:tUren~ to Theincreueinlnduatry It wi~ alaq bring in more . . and the preiiUre on current property taxes. The atate does not lae revenue under thla emendmant. It galna revenue. mof:e jobs wltfl ballot Issue 3 BallotI luue 3 ia an -ndment to tha Ohio Conatltutlon. It will .allow thaatate government impr9.Ye, upgrade, and repeir fundi Will rei. . . baclly-111HC'- •1.75 billion In bondl to ~:'~~=An:d.~thla new aource of Imprdvacl tranaportatlon will and IHa ebaolutely 811ential if we exparid hefe~ more liveable for everyone, ldu11trY to locate and Federal matching fundi will an, m .there :::. -to C...ate 500,000 new joba over the next five yeen~, achieving a full;:tt!JIIIIoyment level for Ohio. But many Southern atatu our lnduatriea away for more time for Ohio to get COiftP4tlitl 0 Thievecy ·to continue in Pittsburgh ' The Blueprint for Ohio is ·a four-part jobs plan that will appear on the November 4th ballot as Ballot Issues 2, 3, 4, and~· ., • Spor:t Parade CINCINNATI (UP!) - ' !lave Ci.n- hspperie<j. I wotr 'I Mi It get right spot." The Reds now IJlke their believed · lived by the bal, From the power;orlentiJdr !)!)mmandlng Ul me doWn " ~-~ Norman's removal enabled really got all the rwrs they goiln attack to PlttsbW"_gh for ',' Big Red Machine," the · lead In the best-<~f.fiw NL Norman, a small but styliSh Anderson to show off East· needed when Perez sqper- wha 1 they hope will nol be CinClnnaU Reds have sud- clu!mplonsblp series. S.fool-8 llOUthpaw, baffled the wi~k;'lhe 24-year-<Jld rookie ceded the rabbit brigade with three more games. Game By MILTON RICHMAN denlybeclll!le a bunch of "Go-. · The Reds, who stole three Pirate sluggers with a mixed righthander who had been ao his two-run homer in the first . three - and possibly the UP! Sports Editor Go,Boys•;-and they're about bases In three attempts In . bag of Off-speed pitches until effective In relief all year but For the Cuban-born first season finale - will be' to "steal" the Natl«!nal Satur4ay'a8-3 win over Pltts- an irritation on the knuckle of was sliD untested In playolf baseman, who was nearly '1'\lesday night with rookie BOSTON (UP!)- Reggie Jackaon was putting on his street· I..eagve J!fllll8nt from the _burgh,- kept right 01\ running his middle pitching finger pressure. He didn't seem ttaded last winter, thla has southpaw John Cand~laria clothes after the hall game, not hurrying too much but still Pittsburgh Pirates. · with a seven.for-aeven forced him out after six In· phased by It all, yleldlpg just been a greatly satisfying entrusted with keeping the moving fast enough to make sure he wouldn't hold up the bus Oh sure, the Reds still P.erformance which led njngs. "I was nervous," he me hit and no run.i while playoff after a combined .185 Reds off the bases and righttaldng the team to the airport, when ooe newsman began remember how to hit the long ·directly w three runs and a said. "l know how explosive · walking none over the final average In the three other NL hander Gary Nolan hoping w talking to him about Boston's wopderboy, Freddie Lynn. , bail-as witnessed by Tony mighty frustrated Pittsburgh they can be. But I was able lA) three Innings. championship series the Reds cap his comeback season "Helluva ballplayer,'' said the Oakland slugger, "but the Perez' lwo-run first Inning catcher MaMy Sangulllen. gel the right pitches In the. with a championship victory. The Reds, whom many hsve participated ln. guy who put us where we are right now Is Carl YIIStrzemBki .. · homer Sunday-but It was the After Perez' two-run homer .ifl'm pronouncing his name rlght ...he's the story of the~day ." record base stealing bravado gi!V~ the Reds an early J8ad Jackson reached for a dlirk green sweater Inside hia locker . of Joe Morgan, Ken Griffey off Pirate loeer Jim Rooker, and pulled it over his bead, then madli sure wfix his collar so and . Dave Concepcion that Coocepclm stole third In ihe the two open ends were In place over the sweater. provided \he ultimate 6-1 fourth l,nnlitg and came home "That ball be hillor a.home run In the foorth Inning. Wbat an on winning pitcher Fred NorCINCIN~Tl (UPI) centage (168stealliln·204 !ties other guys." are you gonns see PlttsbW"gh easy time it would've been for him w give in,'' Jackson went man's saaifice fty. Steils of Look for the record-setting for' .823) Said George Foster, who held to just five hits ?" on,talkingaboutYaz'two-<1111sllotwhlchbouncedonwpofthe 1" Anderson pointed second and third by Griffey plua a balk by Ken Brett gave Cincinnati Reds to-try w·steal out. ''That speaks for Itself. iltole a base Sunday, "We're wondered Pete, which is what wall in left centerfield and then dropped Into the screen. more bases Tuesday njght In "People can't stop us if we taking the ball game to them Fred Norman and reliever "Whidya mean 'easy time for him to give In?'" the same the Reds a ii-I' lead In the Pltllburgh. get .oo,'' added Anderson; with our baserunning." Rawly Eastwick did Sunday : reporter asked Jackson. sixth, and Morg. who now "We'llstealasmanybases "TI)eonlytimeswe'rebe~ten Chimed In Dave Con- . Anderson remained "They were down, three-oh," Jackson said, meaning the has four swipes In the two as we · can,' • said Reds • Is when we can't get enough cepclon, who swiped two cautious and even somewhat Boston Red sox. "It Was an easy spot for a hitter to give ln. He games, scorelj the final Reds' manager Sparky Anderson, ba.!erunners on w steal." bases Sunday, "We've been . superstitious although t~e didn't. They needed a home rwr like that, and he gave 11 to ., run on Perez' single In the savoring the 10 steals In 10 Although Bench figured running all year and we're Reds need only one wm m them just when they needed 11 most. That's why I say he's tbe after a. steal of attempts that helped hla club Sangulllen "might try not going wstop now." three games to win their third , story of the day." win the'first two games ofthe sometlng different now" w But Morgan, the leading NL peMeant m.slx years. · Yastrzemskl's homer off Oakland starter Vida Blue followed Although the Reds National league playoffs nail basestealers, he said a base litealer.QII the club, said "I wish this had been win Denny Doyle's bloop single and cut Boaton'sdeficlt to 3-2after . ,, ":'! CINCINNATI (UP!) - preferred to credit good here against t~ Pirates. . lot of It wu ''pure speed" the steals haven't been the No. 3 here," said Sparky. which the Red Sox Ued the :sCore In the same Inning on Carltim Pittsburgh pitcher ·Jim jumps oo the Pirates' plt"If they start throwing us that no catcher could bandle. main reason .for the two "Now we golta go mw Pitts· Fisk's double, LyM's single and Rico Petrocelli's double play "When Joe Morgan (who victories over Pittsburgh. burgh and they beat us three ball They pushed acroas the dincher two lnillngslater when ROOker said SUnday "we live clters for their success on the out, we'll .back off,'' added ''Our pitching !!taff has out of four the last time we vasil'ZeDISkldoubledof!Oakland'srelieface,RollleFingers, by the .bal and we die ljy the bases,ltwasnoconaolation w Sparky, In a cballege to hasfourofthe!Osteala)gets and rode home on Fisk's Single, then picked up two more runs bat" ,and In the case of the the disheartened Sangulllen, Pirates' pitchers and catcher on base, you've almost gotta been the big dtfference,"sald w~e then;. . ·• concede him the steal,'' the 5.foot-7 secon11 baseman. All thiS 18 win No. 2 In the seventh and eighth. Pirates they have died by the who may be replaced by Manny SangulDen. baclrup catcher Duffy Dyer In ·bat.--<lr lack of it. ' Reds' catcher Johnny figured Bench. "And Ken "They've held down the notbinli more,'' added An· Before C(llllng IniAl this best three-out>of.flve playoff series, game three. . Bench llllid Sangulllen ''has to Griffey beat out 381nf!eld hits Pirates and made It poasible ' derson as be look off his the A•s were provided with a comprehensive scouting report 00 The Clndhnati Reds, who "Wiiat can yoo do?" asked take some of' the blame" for thlayear, so you know he can for us to nm. . warmup jacket and carefully all the Red sox. atole a major league pi&yoff Sangulllen disconsolately the Reds success' oo ttte fty . "You can't be stealing packed it In his duffel bag for The report is contained in a small green book which has been game record seven bases, ''Our fast men did a lot of bases when you're behind and the ttip to Pittsburgh. provided every Oakland player and the lnfonnaUon on the 36defeated the Pirates 6·1 after the game. ''Theile guys basepaths, but Anderson "I've got my good luck year-old Yastnemski, finishing his 15th season with the Red &uiday and now hold a Ul want to win and they take contended· Sangulllen "ii' · research, watching the . that's why I give the credit to edge In the best-of.flve series evecy· advantage. I've just taking a lot ofa-ltlclam that'• move& of Pirate pitchers on ~ur pitchers," explained chew (of tobacco) In tbe sox, !aright therefor all the A's to see. . videotape,'' added Bench. Morgan. pocket of ihla jacket," he They asked him how he fell about the tremendllUB oval.lon for the National League got to forget everything that's not. due." pennant. "We set a major league "And Morgan keeps a book Pete Rose agreed. • smiled. "Gotts make sure I given him by the fans 1n Fenway Park when he walked out to record for base stealing per· and. has been talkinl! to the "How many times a year, take It to Pittsburgh." his left field position In the bottom of the thltd Inning after Rooker: who recently, had been critical of the Pirates maldng one of hla patented excellent throws w dooble up ' defensive efforts, refused to speedy Bert Campaneris at third base In the top of the Inning blame the defense for the and that's when he IJllked about the adjustment he has had to 1088. ' ' mak~ because of his shoulder. Riloker said a couple of the "I appreciated It," he said, talking firBt about the ovatim. Reds hits probably could When they asked lim how he felt having to go oullo Oakland have been caught but added: "But we did SCII'e three now with the Red SOx lwo games In front and needing only one Thumped 41·21l by top.t'ated having played Ohio SIJlte," LOS ANGELES (\]PI) . "n doesn't really matter . We What do you do after you loee Ohio State Saturday night, said Bruin noee guard CUff touchdowns and we could more win to get them IniAl the World Series, Yaz ]licked some oDiy acored one run anyway. , ·the Bruins, now ~1. launch Frazier. "Now we can look have had a couple more. I ofhisbatsawaylntheclubtrunk,tookadeepbreathandsaid: . "W~live by the bat liKI we ,, Rio Grande s Redmen by 21 point& to the No. I tea~ "Right now, I'm very tired and happy, bull lmow what tbe thelr Paclflc-8 schedule at forward to playing them In still feel we can score on the country? die by the bat," he said. "You, defeated vlsiUng Steubenville In Yoo the Rose Bowl." anybody." A's are capable of doing. They're capable 6f winning three ·forget ' about It and Stanford~ weekend. '!ben, can't defense that home run 1 8-1 and 8-2 In a twinblll at "That was ooly our fourth Frazier m,ade 12 unassisted straight. We gottJJ keep busting OI!J' butts. We can't relax' at worry about your conf~ce In order, comes conference gave up and tliat wu enough Evans Field Saturday. schedule, says UCLA foes Washington State, game of the season," Sciarra tackles and ca~~~ed Greene all." to win the game They got the The double victory left quarterback John Sciarra'. California, Washington, added. "It was a developing andtwoOhloStatefumbles Carl Yastrzemski knows that. runs and we dl~'t. That was Coach C. L. (Jc'ulny) Ecker's game and I think we by Griffin and Greene. The last time he was iDa World Series was eight years ago. ''That was an experience Oregon, Oregon Stale and it." lads with a 3-2 aea1011 mark. · "I'm coofldent now we can He was ooly 28 then and he had a lot of baseball Ume left for game,.. said Sciarra. "Jt University of Southern dewloped. Rooker.gave up a 1110 run Rio playa at Kentucky wasn'tu.lmportant as a Pail· Ohio State needed to pi1n1 play with anybody," the big him. California. homer to Tony Ptrez In the Christian lhll afternoon. Bgame." only ooce against UCLA, defensive lineman said. Now there isn't so much anymore and he wants to make the "We're a better team for second lmlng In Saturday's first game, which Is plclled wflnlah third • lliOI!I of every reDJBining mW~ent. . The baae-aleaUng by the 1 Jene Myers and Jim Bennett freewheeling Rada allo....qprpbipe!ill)ound effort. for 1 1 pllrfed<.a rttc pil't'lln''IIMh /.olll'-ltil •Victory. over the victories. The Reda have vlsllors. · power ted 38-7 en route to Ill ' ' ' . • . atolen a llltal of !Obaaea 1n the Paul Albanese, Dave fourth victory of the season. CINCINNATI (UP!) - In That 's when Reds' order,'' joked Norman, who two games, another major MIHer,, Greg S!nlth and Bill "We always lllte a paid !967 the Pittsburgh Pirates Manager Sparky Anderson said "anybody elae 111 the league· playoff record. Holland each- had two hits _ . - ' · • vacation oo the West Coast at bel~ convince Fred Nor· summoned Eastwick, who club would haw .~t that pitch • 'lbe main victim of the apiece for the winners. ;. , Christmas,'' 'said Ohio State's Iilan he belonged 1n the major blanked the Pirates oo me hit out of the park. Reds thievery has been Roberts and Albanese each CLEVELAND (UPI) ejected; Woody' Hayes. "We always leagues. Sunday, he helped the final three Innings. Eastwick, undamted by his Pltllburgh catcher Manny had doubles. Even with · "Mean" Joe "I've never seen such a figure we're going lo get II, convince the Pirates. "I felt sttong out there," first playoff competition, Sugulllen. Ulletcore: . Greene and Terry Bradsha)lll: ridiculous tblng, a guy too, although we get fooled Norman, struggling to said Norman, who llltewlse said, "It w~ just IMtber "What can you do?", Steu · 100 000 ~~ 4 4 working partUme, the Pitta', standing over someone and about as often as other people make the majors as · a admitted ''right now I'm game. I don t get nervous. I &~nguUlen asked. "These Rio •042 020 x-8 10 2 Steelera are one just kicking him In the groin do, I suppoee." member of the Olicago Cubs, Ured and I usually don't get felt really good. I had a good burgh guys want to win and they Batteries - Myers (WP), awesome football team. repeatedly,"Cevelandcoacb The Buckeye&, 18-17loeers hurled one imlng during the Ured." slider. I thought I might be a take every advantage, every Bennett (5) and Vickroy. That's the only CGDclulloll Forrest Gre)g said af· to USC at Pasadena last New 1967 striking ool the He said he didn't know little wild but I pretty much opportwlity th~ can. Donahue (LP). to draw after the Steelera. terward. Year's-Day, amassed «I late Roberto Clemente, Donn what caused the finger thr't':.t ~.he ball where I "I don1 blame them," he wiped out Cleveland 4~ ''The oftlclala llhould have ysrds, 343 of them Ill the Clendenon and Willie probleD!ll Wliesa it stenuned wan In the nightcap, Skipper said.1"You have wgive them &lnday, their belt IICIJre ever done something before It got ground. Stargell. from being hit a couple weeks ·r-;;:;::;::;;:::::~ a-edit. Baaeb.in Ia a wugh Johnson fanned nine and In a regular-aeuoo game. ·· outofhand. There'anotelllng. Helsman Trophy winner "if at any time I felt I ago. . l•f, .1- I West Harrison four as the two game." Greene, . the All-Pro . how much damage it hal Archie Griffin rushed for belonged in the major Norman, who was 12-t Jnu OU W Y Reds seco,nd bueman Joe Rio hurlers allowed the tackle, was ejected done to McKay. I hope . more than 100 yards (·160 on leagues," said the ~:vear-<Jid during the regular season, Morgan, who had 67 stolen visitors only six hits. Johnaon defensive with 3:15w PJay In the flnt 1 Gr!!ene Ia proud of hlmaelf." 21 carries) for the 2Sth Norman, "lt was then." relied primarily on off speed bases during the regular was credited with the victory, · half after kicking llrpwns Noll laid Buffalo llnemen atralght regular INIOII game Although it took silnga with pitches against the hard· lle&IIOD, has swiped fOil' In the going the firat five for Rio. guard Bob , McKay sever$! had held lis playen a great and allo scored a touchdown. four mor~ major league hitting Pirates. "When I have AI the plate Glen New, two games and ouUielder Ken Urnes II\ the groin during a deal In -ting them the Quarterback Cornelius teams before he finally success against the Pirates," Dave Mlller and Mike Gri!fey has 1101en three. melee· that a1mo1t cleared prevlo111 week "and after Greene and fullback Pete established himself, Norman he said, '1t Is when I have Pirates outfielder Riehle Spadafora each had two hi~ bencllea. telling them about It all week, Jolmson each tallied twice on has arrived thts year with the good off-speed stuff." Zlsk said "H our pitcher apiece for Rio. One of Mlller's both A minute later Bradllhaw, and telling them about the runs. Cincinnati Reds. .. The biggest out of the day pitched a no-bitter they would blows was a triple. the hot-or-i:Oid quarterback Joas they decided to take · ''Our defense fought very He hurled six strong In· for Norman came in the fifth Unescore : Invent 11010e way to get who was decidedly hot matters Into their own ' hard," Sclmuald. "It's just nlngs against the Pirates iming with the Reds leading 000 110 ~2 6 2 Morgan on base and then he Steu Sunday In sparking the banda." that Ohio State baa a very Sun· d ay, allowing only four . 4-1 and Willie StargeD at bat 241 100 X-8 9 .2 would steal second and Rio Steelera to a 21.ll lead, left Both coacbe& atopped the well balanced attack. hits and one run as the Reds represen!fng ·the tying run. Batteries: thll:d.". "U anybody shuts them out beat the Pirates 6-1 for a Ul "I gaw him a couple of off Joh1110n (WP), Harrison with a nut)' cut 111 his rest ol their squads from "We've got wkeep them olf throwing hand. . getting IniAl the brawl. this season, I'll personally lead in their best-of-five speed pitches," said Norman, the bases," aald Zllk. But (5) and Burch8!Jl. 1be Steelera doubled their GIUiml made It 2&-0 at the write them a letter of National League playoff wbo struck Stargell out. Zllk ian 1 ready wcount the score with reserve quar· half with a U.yard pass to congratulations. I just hope series. Norman contributed a Pirates out u the !«lea terback Joe Gilliam throwing L,ym Swann, who received we get another chailce to play "I dldri 1 have good con-. sacrifice ftyoff losing pitcher like a good neighbpr, OHIO HIGH SCHOOL move& to Plttsbufgb for the FOOTIALL RESULTS for two touchdown• and the game baD, then threw 45 them In the Roae Bowl." trol," said Norman, who JIID Rooker In th.e fourth State Farm United Phn l"'ternetlonel third game Tuesday night. Terry Hanratty handing off yardato Reggie aa,.rett for a Sclaml, wbohas been men· walked five alid fanned four imlng, the fourth nm hatted Saturday is there. ,.,-,.-~~..-,." "'lbla Ia not a lltuatlon we Col 51 Cnlrlll U Col DtSalos for a final ooe after GilllamJ fourthquarter 100rt before tioned lis a Helaman can· ·before being relieved by In by a Cincinnati pitcher In 7 haven1 faced before," aald IUU ,.IM RfiU auffered a dlalocated finger. Reale Harrison plunged In didate himself this year, hit young Rawley Eastwick , the two playoff games (Don Ridgewood 51 Strasburg o UTMIILI Zlak. "W~ 've been down be· N e w c-om e r 1 taw n 1 3 IIIIUIICI e.Ut . Bradshaw and Gilliam for lhe !all touchdown. seven· of 18 pall!lel for 13t ·"but when I had to make the Gullett had three on Satur· UUUIUICI ... tttkt: TUICUIWII V alltV 6 fore." Cleveland's lone score yards and ilne touchdown but big pitch, I did." day) . • ......... Ill.... Doyton Roth 2 Dayton oomblnad for 11 lliiiiiPietlona His sentiments were Dunbar 6 In 23 attempla for 372 yards came on HU&h McKinnla' he wulntercepted twice and Norman, from the third "I guess they have to worry echoed by outfielder Dave west carrollton 24 Mlamla 1 02 burg 0 Parker. Newerk Cath 31 Lakewood 6 and three toacbdoWIII as the sev111.,..-d run :10 Into the held to no yardage on It Inning on, wlis bothered by Steel Gang rolled up 1101 of· fourth period, capping ah 82- rushes. · . ''stlffnesa and some aching" "We've been here before," J_oulsvllle Aquinas 40 Canton fenal ve yarda and coach yard drive to wblcb the ''Offensively, we dldn~t do In the middle finger of hla 13 said Parker. "W~ aren't Tlmken Wer.ren Harding 30 Warren QuiCk Nc1l wu pleased with· Steelera contributed 36 yards 11010e of the things we should pitching hand and his going to lay down.for them." Welt Res 20 with penaltl1111 on five IIUC· have," he said. •"But Ohio · shoulder started to tighten up · Akron Buchtel 30 Akron lhe performance. . ''Oir ]lUI protection wu ceUive plays. Statehadalotwdowiththat. 1n the sll:th. Kenmore 0 Indian valley N 8 Melbourne very good," Noll laid. "I "IthOUghtweplayedpretty 6 Tutkaraw11 cent . Cath "28 would IIY It wu -ezcepttooal well toQlina Qlf the loss lui . · MVOTID TOTMI INTIRiiTOP . Indian Valley S 6 M IGS.MAS N A~IA . N.ew Phlltdelpnlo 3 Mans- because we needed too apply week," NoD aald of hla team CHI~TIR L. T NNIHILL field Madloon 0 the preaaure." If wlllch rem~lned cine game olf . • •••. I d. Akron St. Vincent 28 warren Bradshaw took the Steelera the AFC Central pace. "I ROIIRT HOI,LICM DR. RONALD F. RIVIERE J . F . Kennedy 0 CIIY ldl..r Norwalk 51 . Paul 60 S. 8$ yards from the opening lhoU&ht we did a great .job D~ . A. J. STAEHLI Oft FAEEMAN MALTZ Published •dillY .. ~opt Central 7 SIIUrd.V by Tho Ohio VI lilY ldclwlf, Jllllirig three JlrdS from the paning stand· Publio"lng compony, 111 AlitA COD! 614 . to John Stallworth~or . , point." . court St., Pomeroy, Oh iQ DICKSON KEEi'8 LEAD 45769. 8uolnno Offlct Phone Pt«>NE: 252·3181 252·8445 ROSSBURG, Olio (UPil•- touchdinm. He then . Grega. wbo~e ~team has m -21S6. l!dltorlal Phone 992· Larry Dicklon of Marietta, *lvea of 14 and 'I& yarda wl , yielded 108 polnll, said One or'Two Day Full Denture 2157. . Second elliS I)OIIIU Plld Ohio, malnlalned hll USAC Franco Har~ia · and Mike · ''There was pr-..·belng Service, Partials, Extractions, 11 Pomeroy, Ohio . sprint car point lead here Collier each plunglrig Ol\l! pinned down becaU&e of the Nallonel advtrlllln• X· Rays, CIean ing· reporettntltlvt W1rd · !kmday wilh a narrow victory yard' for a wuchdown. Grlllllh Compony, Inc .• 111 acore. At leal! they didn't Bollintlll ' Oollegher Dlv .. over Bruce Walkup of Then came the brawl th11 loae their,fight . They weren't 7S7 Third '-•• ·· Now York, &llllvan I Ind., In the IICOIId got Greene and Browns ', a aponge, theywi!Jltad to stay . ''N.Y .,10017. · Suoacrlptlon. ratea : ' of two ee.lap feature races. reserve center Tom De Leoni and (let It done." Delivered bY corrlor whore IAKIR IYIIilbll 75 ctnll ptr WIOk. Rollle lle&le of Toledo, ay Motor Aoute wh ·~ · Ohio, ~idled Billy c..na of· FURNITURE ;1rrler ltrvlce n~t ovelloblt, Ono monll) 1. l3.2S . Welrlon, W .Va., In the ftnt M. . . h mill in Ohlo-ond w . Vo .• feature 9-n the S12,310 lnl Yoer 122.00; SIK nonlhs , ,11 .50 ; Throe progr8!D at Eldora Speed· nonths , S7 .00. Elllwhtrt ' •..• Today's blillon-and th811 .re · ' Redmen capture Bruins ready for Pac 8 twinhill * Steeler.s maul ·Efn!~rt&1$ ~Norrltin ·: at~· 3 ha8-)arrived . ' ' 42 6 . Brown S season, h St te Farm a inSUreS more cars than anybody else. fundi the atate will not get Call :992-71"5.5 morejobswM Ballot IIIUe 4 Ia an amendment to the Ohio Constitution. It will permit the atate houaing luue revenue bond1. The money from theal - : : : for houllng conitructlon A. Thla co~on will help . It wll elao create modern of lobs In the building blh:le1. Equall¥ Important. it will create In~ . , _ unemployment now runs • high • 10 per cent. . ' f ~ •' more jobs wM ballot IssUe 5 l . • Bllot luue I Ia 1n llft8ftdment to the Ohio Conatitution. It wil let the atate IIIU8 •2. 75 billion In bondl to revitalize local • communhl• throug'-1 theltabi. .....• •• --• ,... .-: ............. precdl:ll and villegeln the ltlte. DICIIk made excllllh.ly In 8IICh local ..... 'el,ot I..U. I aiiO develope • and .._,. dl1111• rnnrch o l r ..••=·• ' NGI'HIIon 11'111 educ1ltlonal Anll• • • • ,10 mlllon .......,... elfecd'N rnp ann • the 1M1VJ 119111. . . I ·' • I .~. · a l ' I' . developntMt-a direct. ' . Conetluotlop and upg dint and upk_, In ell . . _ ..... will jolle In every community 111w the ..... · •. . Hi • •. • I cr- • new 121.00 yttr : Sla months ill.SO; throe mOillho , $1.50. iubscrlptlon price Includes iunday Tlmes .Sentlnel. ' .. TRY ,_..o.. ,; /; ' be IPint will be . prOji'aiw In cencer and Mrbor cleVelapment. Willer and eollcl weete &11p a... ... pnljectl. • a •• 0 direct eld to every city money will abou~~t~all=run~·:e~f(U;y;s;ln;the;~~~~~~~'~':·•~; • Wll)l. Dlckeon ncn¥ hu 754 pointe . Beale Ia lleCIJIId with 8811. ' I �., . 3- 'The Dally Sentinel, Mlddleliort-Pomeniy, 0 ., Monday, Ocl. 6, 197S Big ·R e Dow go--go boys ' i' • . Pirates . .hang Will Its purpose: · -to atop the growth of welfare by giving employable people a chance for employment, by treini11g them for a job, end by teklng care of their children • they begin their new work. . . · -to create new operating·revenue for the citl• and the atate-• 238 million more each year, raiaed from ffie taxel paid becauH people Will heve gone back to work.·This will mean more money locally for education and mental health. Ita c~t: -iniliimal. -Ballot l11ues 2 and 4 require no additional revenue. -Ballot l11ue 3 will add gJ1 Otha of one penny per gallon to .t he gu tax. --Ballot 111ue 5 will add 7/1 Otha of one per cent to th.e Ill• tax. -The total coat of the progrem ia 1811 than the 11m0unt of new ,.,.._ue th!Jf the progrem will produce • unemployed work.,. go back to work. lild expanding induatry will pay .ddltlonellocal real property taxM, benefiting local govemment1111d local achoola. N• more jobs wltfl ballot Issue 2 Ballot iuue 2 Ia an a19endment to the Ohio ConstitUtion. I Ohio haa the moat akllled lebor force In America: Our worken~ need and · cleaerv.e good joba. ·• ~ programs heve been luring of 1 cantury. It l1long p8lt * ,. ~· ... . Ball~'""' " ·1 · ,, 2 will ~viaatate ,:invi...loM' to11iarnifac:tUren~ to Theincreueinlnduatry It wi~ alaq bring in more . . and the preiiUre on current property taxes. The atate does not lae revenue under thla emendmant. It galna revenue. mof:e jobs wltfl ballot Issue 3 BallotI luue 3 ia an -ndment to tha Ohio Conatltutlon. It will .allow thaatate government impr9.Ye, upgrade, and repeir fundi Will rei. . . baclly-111HC'- •1.75 billion In bondl to ~:'~~=An:d.~thla new aource of Imprdvacl tranaportatlon will and IHa ebaolutely 811ential if we exparid hefe~ more liveable for everyone, ldu11trY to locate and Federal matching fundi will an, m .there :::. -to C...ate 500,000 new joba over the next five yeen~, achieving a full;:tt!JIIIIoyment level for Ohio. But many Southern atatu our lnduatriea away for more time for Ohio to get COiftP4tlitl 0 Thievecy ·to continue in Pittsburgh ' The Blueprint for Ohio is ·a four-part jobs plan that will appear on the November 4th ballot as Ballot Issues 2, 3, 4, and~· ., • Spor:t Parade CINCINNATI (UP!) - ' !lave Ci.n- hspperie<j. I wotr 'I Mi It get right spot." The Reds now IJlke their believed · lived by the bal, From the power;orlentiJdr !)!)mmandlng Ul me doWn " ~-~ Norman's removal enabled really got all the rwrs they goiln attack to PlttsbW"_gh for ',' Big Red Machine," the · lead In the best-<~f.fiw NL Norman, a small but styliSh Anderson to show off East· needed when Perez sqper- wha 1 they hope will nol be CinClnnaU Reds have sud- clu!mplonsblp series. S.fool-8 llOUthpaw, baffled the wi~k;'lhe 24-year-<Jld rookie ceded the rabbit brigade with three more games. Game By MILTON RICHMAN denlybeclll!le a bunch of "Go-. · The Reds, who stole three Pirate sluggers with a mixed righthander who had been ao his two-run homer in the first . three - and possibly the UP! Sports Editor Go,Boys•;-and they're about bases In three attempts In . bag of Off-speed pitches until effective In relief all year but For the Cuban-born first season finale - will be' to "steal" the Natl«!nal Satur4ay'a8-3 win over Pltts- an irritation on the knuckle of was sliD untested In playolf baseman, who was nearly '1'\lesday night with rookie BOSTON (UP!)- Reggie Jackaon was putting on his street· I..eagve J!fllll8nt from the _burgh,- kept right 01\ running his middle pitching finger pressure. He didn't seem ttaded last winter, thla has southpaw John Cand~laria clothes after the hall game, not hurrying too much but still Pittsburgh Pirates. · with a seven.for-aeven forced him out after six In· phased by It all, yleldlpg just been a greatly satisfying entrusted with keeping the moving fast enough to make sure he wouldn't hold up the bus Oh sure, the Reds still P.erformance which led njngs. "I was nervous," he me hit and no run.i while playoff after a combined .185 Reds off the bases and righttaldng the team to the airport, when ooe newsman began remember how to hit the long ·directly w three runs and a said. "l know how explosive · walking none over the final average In the three other NL hander Gary Nolan hoping w talking to him about Boston's wopderboy, Freddie Lynn. , bail-as witnessed by Tony mighty frustrated Pittsburgh they can be. But I was able lA) three Innings. championship series the Reds cap his comeback season "Helluva ballplayer,'' said the Oakland slugger, "but the Perez' lwo-run first Inning catcher MaMy Sangulllen. gel the right pitches In the. with a championship victory. The Reds, whom many hsve participated ln. guy who put us where we are right now Is Carl YIIStrzemBki .. · homer Sunday-but It was the After Perez' two-run homer .ifl'm pronouncing his name rlght ...he's the story of the~day ." record base stealing bravado gi!V~ the Reds an early J8ad Jackson reached for a dlirk green sweater Inside hia locker . of Joe Morgan, Ken Griffey off Pirate loeer Jim Rooker, and pulled it over his bead, then madli sure wfix his collar so and . Dave Concepcion that Coocepclm stole third In ihe the two open ends were In place over the sweater. provided \he ultimate 6-1 fourth l,nnlitg and came home "That ball be hillor a.home run In the foorth Inning. Wbat an on winning pitcher Fred NorCINCIN~Tl (UPI) centage (168stealliln·204 !ties other guys." are you gonns see PlttsbW"gh easy time it would've been for him w give in,'' Jackson went man's saaifice fty. Steils of Look for the record-setting for' .823) Said George Foster, who held to just five hits ?" on,talkingaboutYaz'two-<1111sllotwhlchbouncedonwpofthe 1" Anderson pointed second and third by Griffey plua a balk by Ken Brett gave Cincinnati Reds to-try w·steal out. ''That speaks for Itself. iltole a base Sunday, "We're wondered Pete, which is what wall in left centerfield and then dropped Into the screen. more bases Tuesday njght In "People can't stop us if we taking the ball game to them Fred Norman and reliever "Whidya mean 'easy time for him to give In?'" the same the Reds a ii-I' lead In the Pltllburgh. get .oo,'' added Anderson; with our baserunning." Rawly Eastwick did Sunday : reporter asked Jackson. sixth, and Morg. who now "We'llstealasmanybases "TI)eonlytimeswe'rebe~ten Chimed In Dave Con- . Anderson remained "They were down, three-oh," Jackson said, meaning the has four swipes In the two as we · can,' • said Reds • Is when we can't get enough cepclon, who swiped two cautious and even somewhat Boston Red sox. "It Was an easy spot for a hitter to give ln. He games, scorelj the final Reds' manager Sparky Anderson, ba.!erunners on w steal." bases Sunday, "We've been . superstitious although t~e didn't. They needed a home rwr like that, and he gave 11 to ., run on Perez' single In the savoring the 10 steals In 10 Although Bench figured running all year and we're Reds need only one wm m them just when they needed 11 most. That's why I say he's tbe after a. steal of attempts that helped hla club Sangulllen "might try not going wstop now." three games to win their third , story of the day." win the'first two games ofthe sometlng different now" w But Morgan, the leading NL peMeant m.slx years. · Yastrzemskl's homer off Oakland starter Vida Blue followed Although the Reds National league playoffs nail basestealers, he said a base litealer.QII the club, said "I wish this had been win Denny Doyle's bloop single and cut Boaton'sdeficlt to 3-2after . ,, ":'! CINCINNATI (UP!) - preferred to credit good here against t~ Pirates. . lot of It wu ''pure speed" the steals haven't been the No. 3 here," said Sparky. which the Red Sox Ued the :sCore In the same Inning on Carltim Pittsburgh pitcher ·Jim jumps oo the Pirates' plt"If they start throwing us that no catcher could bandle. main reason .for the two "Now we golta go mw Pitts· Fisk's double, LyM's single and Rico Petrocelli's double play "When Joe Morgan (who victories over Pittsburgh. burgh and they beat us three ball They pushed acroas the dincher two lnillngslater when ROOker said SUnday "we live clters for their success on the out, we'll .back off,'' added ''Our pitching !!taff has out of four the last time we vasil'ZeDISkldoubledof!Oakland'srelieface,RollleFingers, by the .bal and we die ljy the bases,ltwasnoconaolation w Sparky, In a cballege to hasfourofthe!Osteala)gets and rode home on Fisk's Single, then picked up two more runs bat" ,and In the case of the the disheartened Sangulllen, Pirates' pitchers and catcher on base, you've almost gotta been the big dtfference,"sald w~e then;. . ·• concede him the steal,'' the 5.foot-7 secon11 baseman. All thiS 18 win No. 2 In the seventh and eighth. Pirates they have died by the who may be replaced by Manny SangulDen. baclrup catcher Duffy Dyer In ·bat.--<lr lack of it. ' Reds' catcher Johnny figured Bench. "And Ken "They've held down the notbinli more,'' added An· Before C(llllng IniAl this best three-out>of.flve playoff series, game three. . Bench llllid Sangulllen ''has to Griffey beat out 381nf!eld hits Pirates and made It poasible ' derson as be look off his the A•s were provided with a comprehensive scouting report 00 The Clndhnati Reds, who "Wiiat can yoo do?" asked take some of' the blame" for thlayear, so you know he can for us to nm. . warmup jacket and carefully all the Red sox. atole a major league pi&yoff Sangulllen disconsolately the Reds success' oo ttte fty . "You can't be stealing packed it In his duffel bag for The report is contained in a small green book which has been game record seven bases, ''Our fast men did a lot of bases when you're behind and the ttip to Pittsburgh. provided every Oakland player and the lnfonnaUon on the 36defeated the Pirates 6·1 after the game. ''Theile guys basepaths, but Anderson "I've got my good luck year-old Yastnemski, finishing his 15th season with the Red &uiday and now hold a Ul want to win and they take contended· Sangulllen "ii' · research, watching the . that's why I give the credit to edge In the best-of.flve series evecy· advantage. I've just taking a lot ofa-ltlclam that'• move& of Pirate pitchers on ~ur pitchers," explained chew (of tobacco) In tbe sox, !aright therefor all the A's to see. . videotape,'' added Bench. Morgan. pocket of ihla jacket," he They asked him how he fell about the tremendllUB oval.lon for the National League got to forget everything that's not. due." pennant. "We set a major league "And Morgan keeps a book Pete Rose agreed. • smiled. "Gotts make sure I given him by the fans 1n Fenway Park when he walked out to record for base stealing per· and. has been talkinl! to the "How many times a year, take It to Pittsburgh." his left field position In the bottom of the thltd Inning after Rooker: who recently, had been critical of the Pirates maldng one of hla patented excellent throws w dooble up ' defensive efforts, refused to speedy Bert Campaneris at third base In the top of the Inning blame the defense for the and that's when he IJllked about the adjustment he has had to 1088. ' ' mak~ because of his shoulder. Riloker said a couple of the "I appreciated It," he said, talking firBt about the ovatim. Reds hits probably could When they asked lim how he felt having to go oullo Oakland have been caught but added: "But we did SCII'e three now with the Red SOx lwo games In front and needing only one Thumped 41·21l by top.t'ated having played Ohio SIJlte," LOS ANGELES (\]PI) . "n doesn't really matter . We What do you do after you loee Ohio State Saturday night, said Bruin noee guard CUff touchdowns and we could more win to get them IniAl the World Series, Yaz ]licked some oDiy acored one run anyway. , ·the Bruins, now ~1. launch Frazier. "Now we can look have had a couple more. I ofhisbatsawaylntheclubtrunk,tookadeepbreathandsaid: . "W~live by the bat liKI we ,, Rio Grande s Redmen by 21 point& to the No. I tea~ "Right now, I'm very tired and happy, bull lmow what tbe thelr Paclflc-8 schedule at forward to playing them In still feel we can score on the country? die by the bat," he said. "You, defeated vlsiUng Steubenville In Yoo the Rose Bowl." anybody." A's are capable of doing. They're capable 6f winning three ·forget ' about It and Stanford~ weekend. '!ben, can't defense that home run 1 8-1 and 8-2 In a twinblll at "That was ooly our fourth Frazier m,ade 12 unassisted straight. We gottJJ keep busting OI!J' butts. We can't relax' at worry about your conf~ce In order, comes conference gave up and tliat wu enough Evans Field Saturday. schedule, says UCLA foes Washington State, game of the season," Sciarra tackles and ca~~~ed Greene all." to win the game They got the The double victory left quarterback John Sciarra'. California, Washington, added. "It was a developing andtwoOhloStatefumbles Carl Yastrzemski knows that. runs and we dl~'t. That was Coach C. L. (Jc'ulny) Ecker's game and I think we by Griffin and Greene. The last time he was iDa World Series was eight years ago. ''That was an experience Oregon, Oregon Stale and it." lads with a 3-2 aea1011 mark. · "I'm coofldent now we can He was ooly 28 then and he had a lot of baseball Ume left for game,.. said Sciarra. "Jt University of Southern dewloped. Rooker.gave up a 1110 run Rio playa at Kentucky wasn'tu.lmportant as a Pail· Ohio State needed to pi1n1 play with anybody," the big him. California. homer to Tony Ptrez In the Christian lhll afternoon. Bgame." only ooce against UCLA, defensive lineman said. Now there isn't so much anymore and he wants to make the "We're a better team for second lmlng In Saturday's first game, which Is plclled wflnlah third • lliOI!I of every reDJBining mW~ent. . The baae-aleaUng by the 1 Jene Myers and Jim Bennett freewheeling Rada allo....qprpbipe!ill)ound effort. for 1 1 pllrfed<.a rttc pil't'lln''IIMh /.olll'-ltil •Victory. over the victories. The Reda have vlsllors. · power ted 38-7 en route to Ill ' ' ' . • . atolen a llltal of !Obaaea 1n the Paul Albanese, Dave fourth victory of the season. CINCINNATI (UP!) - In That 's when Reds' order,'' joked Norman, who two games, another major MIHer,, Greg S!nlth and Bill "We always lllte a paid !967 the Pittsburgh Pirates Manager Sparky Anderson said "anybody elae 111 the league· playoff record. Holland each- had two hits _ . - ' · • vacation oo the West Coast at bel~ convince Fred Nor· summoned Eastwick, who club would haw .~t that pitch • 'lbe main victim of the apiece for the winners. ;. , Christmas,'' 'said Ohio State's Iilan he belonged 1n the major blanked the Pirates oo me hit out of the park. Reds thievery has been Roberts and Albanese each CLEVELAND (UPI) ejected; Woody' Hayes. "We always leagues. Sunday, he helped the final three Innings. Eastwick, undamted by his Pltllburgh catcher Manny had doubles. Even with · "Mean" Joe "I've never seen such a figure we're going lo get II, convince the Pirates. "I felt sttong out there," first playoff competition, Sugulllen. Ulletcore: . Greene and Terry Bradsha)lll: ridiculous tblng, a guy too, although we get fooled Norman, struggling to said Norman, who llltewlse said, "It w~ just IMtber "What can you do?", Steu · 100 000 ~~ 4 4 working partUme, the Pitta', standing over someone and about as often as other people make the majors as · a admitted ''right now I'm game. I don t get nervous. I &~nguUlen asked. "These Rio •042 020 x-8 10 2 Steelera are one just kicking him In the groin do, I suppoee." member of the Olicago Cubs, Ured and I usually don't get felt really good. I had a good burgh guys want to win and they Batteries - Myers (WP), awesome football team. repeatedly,"Cevelandcoacb The Buckeye&, 18-17loeers hurled one imlng during the Ured." slider. I thought I might be a take every advantage, every Bennett (5) and Vickroy. That's the only CGDclulloll Forrest Gre)g said af· to USC at Pasadena last New 1967 striking ool the He said he didn't know little wild but I pretty much opportwlity th~ can. Donahue (LP). to draw after the Steelera. terward. Year's-Day, amassed «I late Roberto Clemente, Donn what caused the finger thr't':.t ~.he ball where I "I don1 blame them," he wiped out Cleveland 4~ ''The oftlclala llhould have ysrds, 343 of them Ill the Clendenon and Willie probleD!ll Wliesa it stenuned wan In the nightcap, Skipper said.1"You have wgive them &lnday, their belt IICIJre ever done something before It got ground. Stargell. from being hit a couple weeks ·r-;;:;::;::;;:::::~ a-edit. Baaeb.in Ia a wugh Johnson fanned nine and In a regular-aeuoo game. ·· outofhand. There'anotelllng. Helsman Trophy winner "if at any time I felt I ago. . l•f, .1- I West Harrison four as the two game." Greene, . the All-Pro . how much damage it hal Archie Griffin rushed for belonged in the major Norman, who was 12-t Jnu OU W Y Reds seco,nd bueman Joe Rio hurlers allowed the tackle, was ejected done to McKay. I hope . more than 100 yards (·160 on leagues," said the ~:vear-<Jid during the regular season, Morgan, who had 67 stolen visitors only six hits. Johnaon defensive with 3:15w PJay In the flnt 1 Gr!!ene Ia proud of hlmaelf." 21 carries) for the 2Sth Norman, "lt was then." relied primarily on off speed bases during the regular was credited with the victory, · half after kicking llrpwns Noll laid Buffalo llnemen atralght regular INIOII game Although it took silnga with pitches against the hard· lle&IIOD, has swiped fOil' In the going the firat five for Rio. guard Bob , McKay sever$! had held lis playen a great and allo scored a touchdown. four mor~ major league hitting Pirates. "When I have AI the plate Glen New, two games and ouUielder Ken Urnes II\ the groin during a deal In -ting them the Quarterback Cornelius teams before he finally success against the Pirates," Dave Mlller and Mike Gri!fey has 1101en three. melee· that a1mo1t cleared prevlo111 week "and after Greene and fullback Pete established himself, Norman he said, '1t Is when I have Pirates outfielder Riehle Spadafora each had two hi~ bencllea. telling them about It all week, Jolmson each tallied twice on has arrived thts year with the good off-speed stuff." Zlsk said "H our pitcher apiece for Rio. One of Mlller's both A minute later Bradllhaw, and telling them about the runs. Cincinnati Reds. .. The biggest out of the day pitched a no-bitter they would blows was a triple. the hot-or-i:Oid quarterback Joas they decided to take · ''Our defense fought very He hurled six strong In· for Norman came in the fifth Unescore : Invent 11010e way to get who was decidedly hot matters Into their own ' hard," Sclmuald. "It's just nlngs against the Pirates iming with the Reds leading 000 110 ~2 6 2 Morgan on base and then he Steu Sunday In sparking the banda." that Ohio State baa a very Sun· d ay, allowing only four . 4-1 and Willie StargeD at bat 241 100 X-8 9 .2 would steal second and Rio Steelera to a 21.ll lead, left Both coacbe& atopped the well balanced attack. hits and one run as the Reds represen!fng ·the tying run. Batteries: thll:d.". "U anybody shuts them out beat the Pirates 6-1 for a Ul "I gaw him a couple of off Joh1110n (WP), Harrison with a nut)' cut 111 his rest ol their squads from "We've got wkeep them olf throwing hand. . getting IniAl the brawl. this season, I'll personally lead in their best-of-five speed pitches," said Norman, the bases," aald Zllk. But (5) and Burch8!Jl. 1be Steelera doubled their GIUiml made It 2&-0 at the write them a letter of National League playoff wbo struck Stargell out. Zllk ian 1 ready wcount the score with reserve quar· half with a U.yard pass to congratulations. I just hope series. Norman contributed a Pirates out u the !«lea terback Joe Gilliam throwing L,ym Swann, who received we get another chailce to play "I dldri 1 have good con-. sacrifice ftyoff losing pitcher like a good neighbpr, OHIO HIGH SCHOOL move& to Plttsbufgb for the FOOTIALL RESULTS for two touchdown• and the game baD, then threw 45 them In the Roae Bowl." trol," said Norman, who JIID Rooker In th.e fourth State Farm United Phn l"'ternetlonel third game Tuesday night. Terry Hanratty handing off yardato Reggie aa,.rett for a Sclaml, wbohas been men· walked five alid fanned four imlng, the fourth nm hatted Saturday is there. ,.,-,.-~~..-,." "'lbla Ia not a lltuatlon we Col 51 Cnlrlll U Col DtSalos for a final ooe after GilllamJ fourthquarter 100rt before tioned lis a Helaman can· ·before being relieved by In by a Cincinnati pitcher In 7 haven1 faced before," aald IUU ,.IM RfiU auffered a dlalocated finger. Reale Harrison plunged In didate himself this year, hit young Rawley Eastwick , the two playoff games (Don Ridgewood 51 Strasburg o UTMIILI Zlak. "W~ 've been down be· N e w c-om e r 1 taw n 1 3 IIIIUIICI e.Ut . Bradshaw and Gilliam for lhe !all touchdown. seven· of 18 pall!lel for 13t ·"but when I had to make the Gullett had three on Satur· UUUIUICI ... tttkt: TUICUIWII V alltV 6 fore." Cleveland's lone score yards and ilne touchdown but big pitch, I did." day) . • ......... Ill.... Doyton Roth 2 Dayton oomblnad for 11 lliiiiiPietlona His sentiments were Dunbar 6 In 23 attempla for 372 yards came on HU&h McKinnla' he wulntercepted twice and Norman, from the third "I guess they have to worry echoed by outfielder Dave west carrollton 24 Mlamla 1 02 burg 0 Parker. Newerk Cath 31 Lakewood 6 and three toacbdoWIII as the sev111.,..-d run :10 Into the held to no yardage on It Inning on, wlis bothered by Steel Gang rolled up 1101 of· fourth period, capping ah 82- rushes. · . ''stlffnesa and some aching" "We've been here before," J_oulsvllle Aquinas 40 Canton fenal ve yarda and coach yard drive to wblcb the ''Offensively, we dldn~t do In the middle finger of hla 13 said Parker. "W~ aren't Tlmken Wer.ren Harding 30 Warren QuiCk Nc1l wu pleased with· Steelera contributed 36 yards 11010e of the things we should pitching hand and his going to lay down.for them." Welt Res 20 with penaltl1111 on five IIUC· have," he said. •"But Ohio · shoulder started to tighten up · Akron Buchtel 30 Akron lhe performance. . ''Oir ]lUI protection wu ceUive plays. Statehadalotwdowiththat. 1n the sll:th. Kenmore 0 Indian valley N 8 Melbourne very good," Noll laid. "I "IthOUghtweplayedpretty 6 Tutkaraw11 cent . Cath "28 would IIY It wu -ezcepttooal well toQlina Qlf the loss lui . · MVOTID TOTMI INTIRiiTOP . Indian Valley S 6 M IGS.MAS N A~IA . N.ew Phlltdelpnlo 3 Mans- because we needed too apply week," NoD aald of hla team CHI~TIR L. T NNIHILL field Madloon 0 the preaaure." If wlllch rem~lned cine game olf . • •••. I d. Akron St. Vincent 28 warren Bradshaw took the Steelera the AFC Central pace. "I ROIIRT HOI,LICM DR. RONALD F. RIVIERE J . F . Kennedy 0 CIIY ldl..r Norwalk 51 . Paul 60 S. 8$ yards from the opening lhoU&ht we did a great .job D~ . A. J. STAEHLI Oft FAEEMAN MALTZ Published •dillY .. ~opt Central 7 SIIUrd.V by Tho Ohio VI lilY ldclwlf, Jllllirig three JlrdS from the paning stand· Publio"lng compony, 111 AlitA COD! 614 . to John Stallworth~or . , point." . court St., Pomeroy, Oh iQ DICKSON KEEi'8 LEAD 45769. 8uolnno Offlct Phone Pt«>NE: 252·3181 252·8445 ROSSBURG, Olio (UPil•- touchdinm. He then . Grega. wbo~e ~team has m -21S6. l!dltorlal Phone 992· Larry Dicklon of Marietta, *lvea of 14 and 'I& yarda wl , yielded 108 polnll, said One or'Two Day Full Denture 2157. . Second elliS I)OIIIU Plld Ohio, malnlalned hll USAC Franco Har~ia · and Mike · ''There was pr-..·belng Service, Partials, Extractions, 11 Pomeroy, Ohio . sprint car point lead here Collier each plunglrig Ol\l! pinned down becaU&e of the Nallonel advtrlllln• X· Rays, CIean ing· reporettntltlvt W1rd · !kmday wilh a narrow victory yard' for a wuchdown. Grlllllh Compony, Inc .• 111 acore. At leal! they didn't Bollintlll ' Oollegher Dlv .. over Bruce Walkup of Then came the brawl th11 loae their,fight . They weren't 7S7 Third '-•• ·· Now York, &llllvan I Ind., In the IICOIId got Greene and Browns ', a aponge, theywi!Jltad to stay . ''N.Y .,10017. · Suoacrlptlon. ratea : ' of two ee.lap feature races. reserve center Tom De Leoni and (let It done." Delivered bY corrlor whore IAKIR IYIIilbll 75 ctnll ptr WIOk. Rollle lle&le of Toledo, ay Motor Aoute wh ·~ · Ohio, ~idled Billy c..na of· FURNITURE ;1rrler ltrvlce n~t ovelloblt, Ono monll) 1. l3.2S . Welrlon, W .Va., In the ftnt M. . . h mill in Ohlo-ond w . Vo .• feature 9-n the S12,310 lnl Yoer 122.00; SIK nonlhs , ,11 .50 ; Throe progr8!D at Eldora Speed· nonths , S7 .00. Elllwhtrt ' •..• Today's blillon-and th811 .re · ' Redmen capture Bruins ready for Pac 8 twinhill * Steeler.s maul ·Efn!~rt&1$ ~Norrltin ·: at~· 3 ha8-)arrived . ' ' 42 6 . Brown S season, h St te Farm a inSUreS more cars than anybody else. fundi the atate will not get Call :992-71"5.5 morejobswM Ballot IIIUe 4 Ia an amendment to the Ohio Constitution. It will permit the atate houaing luue revenue bond1. The money from theal - : : : for houllng conitructlon A. Thla co~on will help . It wll elao create modern of lobs In the building blh:le1. Equall¥ Important. it will create In~ . , _ unemployment now runs • high • 10 per cent. . ' f ~ •' more jobs wM ballot IssUe 5 l . • Bllot luue I Ia 1n llft8ftdment to the Ohio Conatitution. It wil let the atate IIIU8 •2. 75 billion In bondl to revitalize local • communhl• throug'-1 theltabi. .....• •• --• ,... .-: ............. precdl:ll and villegeln the ltlte. DICIIk made excllllh.ly In 8IICh local ..... 'el,ot I..U. I aiiO develope • and .._,. dl1111• rnnrch o l r ..••=·• ' NGI'HIIon 11'111 educ1ltlonal Anll• • • • ,10 mlllon .......,... elfecd'N rnp ann • the 1M1VJ 119111. . . I ·' • I .~. · a l ' I' . developntMt-a direct. ' . Conetluotlop and upg dint and upk_, In ell . . _ ..... will jolle In every community 111w the ..... · •. . Hi • •. • I cr- • new 121.00 yttr : Sla months ill.SO; throe mOillho , $1.50. iubscrlptlon price Includes iunday Tlmes .Sentlnel. ' .. TRY ,_..o.. ,; /; ' be IPint will be . prOji'aiw In cencer and Mrbor cleVelapment. Willer and eollcl weete &11p a... ... pnljectl. • a •• 0 direct eld to every city money will abou~~t~all=run~·:e~f(U;y;s;ln;the;~~~~~~~'~':·•~; • Wll)l. Dlckeon ncn¥ hu 754 pointe . Beale Ia lleCIJIId with 8811. ' I �. "'' •• . < " '' 4- The Daily sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Mondlly, Ot t. 6, 197~ . 5-: The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o.. Mopday, Ocl. 6, 1975 · · · mm::;···~·· . .Ken·And_erson· spa-rks Bengals.·to 21-19 win over Oilers . •. HOUSTON (UPI)- The If Brown was happy with ,. 11ting we diGi 't want to do . Anderson, his mood toward ,..., panic," quarter)lack Ken his defense would be called Ander1011 said. "I mean, we ecstatic. were only down 10 points and Afumble return of 43 yards we had a quarter to go." . by cornerback Ken Riley , Such o~cles ~re small stopped .a deep Oiler drive change, it seemed, to the . late in the third quliffir and · · unshakeable Anderson who set up the Bengals for Ar· Sunday pinpointed 19 of 28 derson 's, paSB to Fritts which . paues and threw three made the. score 17-14 touchdown strikes to calmly Oilers. · whip his ClnciMati Bengals Linebacker AI BeauchamP back to a throbbing 21· u1J:ir recovered a fumble on Hous· over ~he Houston Ollera. ' ion•s 41 to Ignite Cincinnati's , , Ander1011 fired 16 yards to go-ahead drive . On An· ' back Stan Fritts and 6 yards derson 's throw to Ctrtis, . :. to Isaac 0trt1s for scores 1n ancinnatlled 21·17. : the fourth quarter, and his But tbose were not the real '' heroics in front of a hoatile . defensive heroics because crowd of 42,412 in the Houston, benefitting from a Astrodome kept the Bengals 49-yard Interference call. llllbealen in three games and lined up first~own-anroal riclng alone atop the NFL at the one with six m tes Central Division. left to play. The loss was Houston's first The Oilers did not score , of the year, and Bengals' 1111til Cincinnati had taken ooach Paul Brown called the ov.er on downs at the one and • game - despite Its live the Houston defense caved in fumbles and three In- on Ander1011 for a safety. terceptlons - a near classic · Finally, with Houston •• light. . moving again after. the en: "I thought we plllyed an suinl free punt, illifety LyJe , e&ceptlonal g11111e. I thought Blackwood intercepted ~ Den · the Oilers played an ex- Paatorinl pass. . ceptional game," Brown "Cincinnati did a fine job aaid. "And I would have said ·defensively," Oller coach the same thing had we lost." Bum Phi111ps Bald. "It was :. 'Skins crush New Orleans more a case of t~m making the breaks than of us mailing . mistakes." The loss was Phillips first in three games as Houston's NEW iUPtl - YORK H_ere 's h.ow the United PresS lnternalional Board of Coac hes top 20 c ol l ege footbalL teams fared over the weeke-nd : I . Ohio St. defeated UCLA 41 -20·. 2. Oklahoma Colorado '21 -20 . 3. Southern d~feated Californ ia defeated Iowa 27 -16. 4. Nebraska def eated Mlami ·(Fia . ) 31 -16. 5. Missouri lost to Michigan new ~ead 'coach. Despite his ·John'son. Willi trying to kick away from anemic offense, he had a shot Lugging punts and kickoffs . Johnson, but try as Dave at staying unbeaten .becauSe back for 231 total yards, the 5- Green did, Johnson was there of return specialist Billy 9 Johnson scored one 'touch- to rip ·apart the Bengals' downona63-yl!l'dpuntreturn coverage team. , and set ,up both of Houston's , After Ander·son's first . first hall scores with returns; touchdown pass, a 10-yarder "I got so tired of watching to Lenvil Elliott in the second that g,UY, I CO\lldn 't see quarter, .J9hnson. carried the straight," Beauchamp said. ensuing kickoff back 64yards too "He is something else," , and Houston scorelJ on Fred Brown. swore his P.unter · Willis' one-yard leap. Wil~n's much for Cluirl~ton 11 • SfBndln.DJl ln · : •• ALL IN STOCK : SHAG CARPET • BUJ! • : •• : ' FOR THEPROJECTION YOU NEEOPlay it aafe and 111ft It may be time to • Lave ··your preieat' "·. policy updated, . sDALE C. WARNER Let'• .Faile 9'12-2143 102W. Main ; • ·If ,r! : NYLON CARPET : • •• KITCHEN CARPET : Pomeroy i• ;:1~:: $5 •• 99 •• • 'i ' : :NYLON REG. CARPET: • • ( '[I •.. • • ~ " • $499 Bll; f. Rl.D • l '•', ' :1 · ••••••••••••••~ ; :liii1. ~t. phonel aomaplaco etae, you'\18 got to ge1the other lhlllQI oomep1ace elM. And lnatoad of coming with that "good deal;' !hey may como wltli a bill. ., . ' l bulldlng'o llchlttcto and ~rofnalonal englnttra to (lien the boot oyotem for w-our phyllcal plant. 9 to S Mon.- Fri. :. heritage house I. 2. Polly's Pointers Car wax your I. 99o ... payyqur . iei1t ~ Sears I)~ i~ :== His extlnttve consulllng Hrvlc11 come wllhout conaulting fWI. She tflllnt your pnMnt end future per~onnel on your SHOES INTRUDER ALARMS HI wortll Witt\ your D.......... Hours : SAVE '5 on order of '50 or more from our Christmas Wish Book That~ deal on a~ ~· system ,~ · · cOuld c~ you a good deal more. · AcomjMte phone ayat.rn 1a more"'-" lull tetephOnn. ttlnchldel all the othlr tlllllll!l you get from ua u part of ~r total communication• p11Ck8ge, lut II you get YO¥' ., ,' . Sh~ler ., US. • • t ,q 1r! Mrs. LATEST IN FAU. STYl£ 9to8Sat. COLUMBUS The 70th Youth." Mrs : William • • LETART FALLS - A Roush in Baltimo~e . RefreshMONDAy annual state convention of the . Baisinger, newly~lected first • 1\.T program on procrastlnatio'n ~ts were served by Mrs . LETART Falls Pro, 7, 30 Ohio PTA will attract more . vice presid'l"t of, th~ National.. e 11.0 e .was presented by .Mrs.· Er- GrilTIJ(l. Mrs. Erma Wilson Your Thom MeAn Store p.m. w~lh james Adams, thim 1,500 PTA delegates '10 PTA from Washington, D. C., • • nest Shuler at the Wednesday and Mrs . Balser wUI host the MiddlepOrt, Ollio . principal, Southern High Columbtust Ocftf.. I2-15Ao deJect ~ill .•address the opening . : CoA weekly feature of Melga · • night meeting o( the United next meeting. School, and Jack .Bostic, new sa e o tcers an to sess10n. . "'·. ·• unty Garden Club members. • Methodist Women of the , school board member to talk 'consider a·major redesign of Business meetings will Letart Church at the home of .. on the levy. Candidates for the PTA's state governing dominate convention acbyCbrlotteWIIlford Mrs. Bert Grimm, Letart Sl!hool board to sPeak. · body. tivities Monday ard Tuesday. R~tlaQdFrleodlyGardeoen Falls. , ,' SYRACUSE Elementary For the first time In the Delegates will consider Mrs. Grimm read a , Sc. hoolsig_nupforCubScouts, Ohio PTA's 74-year history, amendmentS to the PTA's DRY1NGFLOWERS111EMICROWAVEWAY "Prayer for Those Who the official nominee for state . s_tate legislation program and Ladles, here's another use for your microwave ovens. Use Procrastinate" by Marjorie ' 7' 30 p.m. at the school. president is a man, Dr. resolutions on preventing- them to dry your beautiful garden flowers. Hohnes, Mrs. John HiU '· Parents are to. accompany Robert E. Lucas. He served · adolescent suicides and This technique presented fresh appearing, more colorful talked on "Problems a'! ' their sons. • 20 years as superintendent of supporting first aid training . Jllllterials for use in floral designs. Besides your oven, you need OtW'ch," and Mrs. Ardrew POMEROY Gar~en Club, Princeton City Schools in for teachers. some suwortive substance. This protects the flowers that wilt Cross read "I Forgot My 7:30 p.m . .at the Meigs Inn. suburban Cincinnati and this "Departmental conferences easily and allows them to dry in three dimensional shape as in Lord In the Summertime." For roll call there will be an year was appointed president Tuesday afternoon will their natural form. Members read the sixth exchange of house plants. of Wilmington College. feature panel discussioll!l I suggest one of three agents for this - silica gel, with chapter of Johr. and Mrs. ' SALEM CENTER PTA, Dr. Lucas, currently the with experts from across ,- equal parts of borax, cornmeal or kitty litter. Shuler conducted . a , ';· 7:30p.m. at the school with first vice president of the Ohio discussing the Yes, kitty litter. disctJssion on the topic wiih ' Charles Dowler, superln- Ohio PTA, was nominated on relationship of the school It Is less expensive and easiest to use. · Mrs. Enna Hill, Mrs. Inez ~ · tendent of Meigs Local School a slate of officers proposed by system to the juvenile jUstice Marigolds and mums are tbe easiest to dry taking from Hill, Mrs. Harold Roush and · IJ!atriclas speaker. Dul~imer the ~tate nominating com- system, teaching relislon in two to six minutes depending on size. They retain their color Mrs. Alice Balser taking ., • selections and folk mUJic to mit tee. Additional the schools, comprehensive and flexilillty, and feel like you just picked them. Using part. · be presented by Mr. and M;s, nominations for the two-year health education, and PTA materials cried this way, the arrangements can be freshened A letter was read from . , Kenneth Ward. term as president may he volunteers-in-education. · perlodicaUy by gently spraying with warm water just enough Ning Neichong, the Hindu , .. RACINE CHAPTER made from flle convention Highlighting the convention to remove the dust and then wiping off the leaves with a damp Indian girl assisted by the activities will be the annual cloth. UMW thanking the women S , 8 p.m . with aII' floor · · 0 .E .. members ·urged to attend . Delegates wlll ~lso con- banquet and installation of To dry leaves and otl\er foliage put along fiat pyrex dish for their assistance and , because · of important s1der a major redestgn of the new officers Tuesday into the oven, cover it with a strip of paper towel, and place -a financial aid. It was decided business. Ohio • PTA Board of evening. The banquet branch of three leaves across the towel. Then use a second . to continue the pledge to the YOUR CHOICE OF · .- · Managers, the PTA's 55- speaker will be Michal paper towel. Turn oven to one and one-half. minutes. When the . worldwide missions. It was 3 COMBINATIONS: MEIGS COUNTY Fair member governing body be- Buscemi, consultant on drug beU rings turn the leaves ·over and repeat the process. For noted that 58 visits to shut-ins Board meellng, 8 p.m. at tween annual conventions . education with the Ohio · larger branches allow more time. had been made since July. secretary's office on Rock "The redesign should rna~ Department of Education . Happy Drying! Members signed a round· BIG SHEF'AND lARGE Springs Falr11:ounds. the board more efficient and The convention wlll close robin card for Mrs. James FRENCH FRIES. MEIQS CHAPTER, Order more responsive to local unils Wednesday morning with of DeMolay, regular meeting, and councils," explained the regional meetings to discuss . DOUBLE CHEESEBURGER •7:30 p.m. at temple. Ohio PTA President Jean closer parent-teacher HJ:;RE SATURDAY AND . TUESI?AY Dye, of Cleveland Heights. cooperation back home. Ml'. and Mrs. Mike HamLARGE FRENCH FRIES. ' E AS T E R N B A N D " The most Important :J'hroughout the convention, mer of Columbus spent Boosters, . 7:30 p.m. in band features of the re- special programs and workSaturday with Mr. and Mrs. ! SKIPPER'S TREAT '' room at hf.gh school. · organization are creation shops will be held for PTA Bob Hoeflich and Jayne, High AND · ,. POMEROY Chapter 186, of six regional advisors to leaders, luncheons wlll honor St., Pomeroy. LARGE FRENCH FRIES. ,O.E.S., 1:45 p.m. Pomeroy · assist the state's 18 district school administrators and , , Masonic Temple. Elecllon of directors," . Mrs. Dye said, PTA life members, and an RETURNED HOME , officers. Members requested "and establishment of three education film festival will be POU..Y'S PROBLEM always keep a pan of water on PT. PLEASANT Mrs . John Novosel of , to pay dues which are now $4. commissions . which will shown. DEAR POLLY ..., In our or near the stove. When a pan 2325 Jackson Ave. : MIDDLEPORT Masonic develop programs in specific brand new house we hsve a Is removed frO!Il a hot burner Butler, Pa . returned home , GALLIPOLIS , Lodge 363, 7:30 p.m. All areas of concern." glass fiber bathtub but we do we put this pan of water on Saturday after a severa1 1503 Eastern Ave. · master masons invited. The Official slate of not know how to clean it. we the turned off burner so no days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. REVIVAL in, progress at nominees Include Mrs. have used some cleanser$ one wllltouch a hot bW'ner by Opha Offutt in Pomeroy. AITEND SERVICES , First Church of God, New Charles Overbeck, Berea, for Mr. and Mrs. Robert that did no good and then mistake. , Haven, through Oct. 12. The first vice president, and Mrs. • heard of using lemon oil but When t' finish baking there We can help Rev. Simon Robinson of James Attewell, Parma, for Drumm, Mrs. Henry Hall, that was no better. Can you is usually heat left in the oven M • • • IM I 1 • Rick and Steve, Zanesville, : Kentucky Is the pastor . second vice president. help me? Thank you._ MRS. so I put any wet dish towel I · - · - · 11 11 1 - - · .Services, 7:30 p.m. The convention will for- Mrs. Karen Stotts, Mr. and R.B.A. have over the door. It Is dry CHESTER COUNCIL 323 mally open Sunday evening Mrs. Tom Hall, Connie and DEAR MRS. R.B.A. _ I and ready to use In. no time. Nashport, visited in, Daughters of America, 7:30 with presentation to an ,Cindy, ·. . Pomeroy the past week with. was advised tbat one should · KIM· when you can't! ,r>.m. at the hsll. Practice to outstanding Ohio educato~ of never clean a tub such as ' DEAR POLLY I think Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore. u you' re lick or dlllblecl ,. be held for Inspection , All the "Ohio PTA Oak .Tree They came. especially for the yoar·s wllh .1 0 abrasive ~t::g S. K. can remove the f end nn't wortt: N•llonwjde ~· officers and members-urged A'!"ud for Dlstingutshed ctn htlp you U.p your . cleanser but use a noohetti sauce stains from temlly 1nd l'lomiiOOIIMr . - to attend. Servtce to Children and funeral of Mary Ann Parker. abrasive bathroom clellller. her wallpaper (provided •it 1 Call an If"'\ tnd .... OHIO ETA Pm Chapter, Allo, apply a coat of w~ baa a pro~live coating) flid "' ) f'l' ' f ,· about twice a~year to rHtore hlp, chair, by ustng ~cjlt . : P. ~-PAULEY .. ~ l ' Beta Sigma Phi Sor9rlly. 7: 30 h ..w .•.•.•..•.•.·.•.•,•.w,•, • , ·~ I-IIIIM~II$ISISI$-~. ·,w····'···<·''•'····.-.·,······::mo::::-~~!(-$(~ the origlnalluster.- POU..Y lemon 1f she has not trl~ , 307 Spring Ave., Pom....,y •, ·p.m., Columbus and Southern anything else first. Lemon ,. Ohio Electric Co. model PH . 9t'l-Ull meeting. Cultural program, DEAR POLLY - Some of worka on all sorts of fruit and ;•voices Behind Us" by Janet the sales methods used today vegetable stains if applied • ,Downie. Hostesses, Sandy do sell the products but BEFORE soap and water. , Korn, Sharon Bailey. frustrate the buyers: Why Drop the Ie111on juice on the By Helen Hottel WEDNESDAY must I buy two batteries spot and then wash as usual. MIDDLEPORT Uterary when my clock only uses one (Test an inconspicuous spot Club, 2 p.m., home of Mrs. l'hote 'Sudden' Dlvorcea • In a year and a half? When I first.) - M.T.A. James Titus. Mrs. Juanita Dear Helen : break one shoe lace why must IW•tt Cisney ProdUctions , Bachtel to have program on ~ What's the worst kind of divorce children face? - the I buy a package wlfll three ,.poetry of the Revolution. unexpected kind! pairs to get one lace? To hem .. Patriotic verses to be given My parenta were the "ideal" couple- we thought! They a dress with a narrow skirt I ' for roll call. were considerate and gracious, never rslsed their voices to must buy a three yard each other, •!X' everyone pointed to them aa the perfect mstes. • package of hemming tape in POMEROY MID· Then the bOmblheU: When we kids were In our teens, they a color . 1 may never use ' DLEPORT Uons Club, ldeigs announced they were getting a divorce. We were never told ,. again. So much for my Pet n Inn, noon. •" POMEROY Chapter 80, why. Neither married again 1111tll several years later, but Dad Peeve. _ MARY. UP TO 300 SQ. FT: DEAR POLLY - We have Royal Arch Masons, 7:30 just .sort of drifted out of the picture. COVfllAGE You can imagine how that left WI -wondering whether very large telephone p.m. at Pomeroy Masonic Your copy of our 1975 Hall followed by Bosworth everything in life was as phony as our parenta' marriage. directories in our area and (Mom later told me they disliked each other after the second when they are piled .one on ....:., ,Co1111cll 46, Royal and Select top of the other it Is difficult :.. Masons, state assembly at year of marriage.) Christmas Catalog is now ........ toonlni(l .... ~ to 300 lq. ft . with lilont, hormloa, high· Please say something, Helen, about preparing children for to get at them. Now I thtnk 1 , 8:30p.m. " · · 'Milot llOilttettd to 0 ton, "' ... ""' ........t In GOLDEN AGE Club, at the split, lt'amuch better to be honest about a bad relationship have found anldealsolullon. I lfrtQl-v - ..tho ...... ond, soconds lottr' • loud ........... Solid availabJe at your Pomeroy ,.,_ · · home of Cora and Charles than to let them think It's perfect, and then llilddenly - Pouff Insert the lower bar of a wire IAmorican• WolrM cdllnot. For homo or bullnoa. e COMPACT INTROLM.tORY OFFER ',', 'Hilton, Portland; potluck - It's gone. I'd be.much better adjusted today If I'd hsve seen coat hanger throuRh the Sears Catalog Store. • • PU SA VI REGULAR 139.95 myfolksfightingonceinawhile.-MRS.T.C. middle of each book so 11. , ' dinner. ' hangs over the rod. Then I niURSDAY Dear Mrs. C.: keep them hanglnk on a hook 40.00 '• POMEROY Lodge 164, F. You said It well! "Nice couples" who never express an on lhe walrat the top of the , and A. M., 7:30 p.m. at the honeSt emotion leave tbelr children wondering, "Who CAN we Early Cbrlstmas shopping pays double at Sears. ' Pomeroy Masonic Temple. trust?" Perhaps even worse, they may teach the kids tlllt a ce.llar stairs that are near the kitchen phone. Each book You save time when you shop by catalog. And • , All Master Masons invited. polite facade Ia preferable to truth ... wh\ch Ia planting the hangs on Its own hook and the shopping early assures you of getting the Items you ,, MEIGS COUNTY Hwnane seeds foc future divorces. - H. hangers are a remihder to put want, without delays. Pl~m you get a ~discount on ; Society, 7:30 p.m. at Mid· ' +++ the book back where you any order of ~ or more, If you order before Ocdleport Village Hall, Mem- Dear Helen: found it. MRS. W. E. to~ 13. Slop Sears Olristmas Catalog. 10U'LLFIND Ilers urged to attend. If only they'd make It as tough to get married u they do to DEAR POLLY When RUTLAND Un ·i ted get a divorce! It seems rldiClllous that you can marry for less n ALL AT THE Methodist Women at the than $10 (If you don't go tile fancy wedding route) and It costs a preparing new potatoes for FIIINDLY cooking, especially those chW'ch, 10 a.m.·to sew carpet bundle for even a non-contest divorce. Even do-lt-yourself from yoW' own garden, do not OIIE rags. Potluck dinner at noon . divorces in the "dlasolutlon" states aren't exactly cheap and scrape or peel but rub them Meeting In the afternoon· they can lead to complications later on. briskly, under running water, · Why not make it mandatory that everyone contemplating with a 'clean plastic chore RAU..Y PLANNED marriage have at leaat five·seaslons of expert c011111ellng, at ball. This really works. Attyouo...-of RUTLAND' - 1Rutland the end of which time they should pay at least $100 for a MRS. A. B. Mt! tl Community Church, Main marriage Ucense. ·Either that, or make divorces as cheap as DEAR POLLY - We St., Itutland, will have 1 a what leads to them: marriage. ·- FOR CHANGE youthrillyonFriday,Oct.17, P. S. The license fee would cover the cost of counaeUng. VISITED RECENTLY 5:30 p.m. Daniel Roush , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitch Use one of Sears credit plans tormerly of Rutland, will be Dear F.C. : of Wheeling, W. Va. have the apeaker. Amos Tillis Ia I'm all for pre-marriage counsellng, but please: not •pent the past week In pastor and invites all youth of compullory! As.Jor f100 marriage license fees, wouldn't this Mlddteport with his parents $5 Discount Expires October 13, 1975 'the community. make "mingling"theAmerlcanwayofllfe? - H. _ Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mitch: Call Sears Catalog Shopping today P. S.' "Mingles" Ia Sylvia Porter's word for single Uvetogethers. CARDS REQUESTED SERVICES HEI,D Mrs, Helen Kilworth of F1111eral services for Mrs. Columbus, an active Jessie Shumaker were Dear Helen : Sotil{aclion Guof'Olllted or Your Money Ba<k Hm:e's my pet peeve. Why do physicians call older people American l.A!glon Auxililtry conduc~ Saturday at the The Friardy Oles Chapman Mortuary In by their first naines when they themselves expect to be titled and Eight and Forty member uDoctor?" ' and a past state preslllent of Hunt1n1ton, W. Va. with I reciprocated by calling my new doctoc, "Fred," and he both organizations, Is con· burial In Spring Hlll was vety taken aback. So then I pointed out that I hsvea Ph.D, fined to St. Anthony Hospital Cemetery. The Rev, Dwight ·Zavttz officiated at the ser: and would appreciate my label, if he inslatit on his. He and his In ColumbWI where she un· vices and going down were receptionist IIIII use my first name, and I am - ABOUT TO derwent a leg amputation. POME~Y, Mrs. Kllworth for some''time Mrs. Dwight Wallace and CHANGE DOCTORS! has been · cpnfined to the Aulhorlred Paul Haptonatall. · Mra. CATA.LOO SALES Worthington Nuraln1 Con· ' Shumaker, a lonB·tlme' Dear ACTO: Owned and Why oot just continue instead to use your doctor's first valeacent Home. Members of · MERCHANT Operated by The Department Store resident of Mlddleport, was a Al~~'ltila\ ' Lou Osborne CEll~ member of the Middleport 111me? rlie'U adjust !) Look al 11 this way : even If y'ou f!lllild a the tw~ •or1anizatlons are · replacement land that's difficult thele days), he'd probably asked to send cards to Mts. of Building Since '1915 Firat United Presbyterian L-~~~~------~------~----~----~ ~~.a.. ~...... ~................ ~:~~........... follow the trend and first-name you, too. - H. Kilworth . . OlW'Ch. Helen Help . • ORM~I.t 1•, ~ by glass fiber tub $499 '• ., . :• RIIBfFH KAU BLUE. Rf IJ f;RfFN f" i ·-- •+ •t • ·~--- VILLAGE PHARMACY l ll CHfLN ~ Thumb tes : $399 RLIJ i.. G~::~·······>·········: -Program presented p·r A convention Calendar, begi~s 1Jext week :··············~ INGELS FURNITURE + OAKLAND (UP!) _ The · run homer and a key double youthful Boston Red Sox .are and Petrocelli a homer ~ut ready tO win like champions . the Red Sox also got and the veteran Oakland A's 0 superlative performances are ready to Jose like cham- · from rookie centerfleld~r pions if they must after three Fred Lynn and reliever Dick years on top of lhe basebaU Drago plus a clutch hit by world. . Carlton Fisk. That was the situation Yastrzemski's two-run today as the American homer sparked the Red Sox' League playoffs nioved to comebac~ from a 3-0 deficit Oakland with the Red Sox one . and the 36-year-old outfielder victory away from winning also doubled and scored the their first. pennant since 1967 tie-breaking run on Fisk's and tile A's on the brink of single . . Lynn made three losing their first since 1971. outstanding phiys In cenThe Red Sox have only to terfleld ami Drago pitched win one of the three schedule three shutout Innings to earn • games in .Oakland and the , the save. "bye-bye Charlie" hootlnn "These guys (the Red Sox) • -.., : the Red Sox fans gave have done a great job," Oakland owner Charlie commented Ma1lager Alvin Finley in Boston Sunday will Dark of the A's. "They've beCOJIIe prophetic. done everything: hit when The managers and·stars of they had to, run the bases both teams handled \'hem· well .a~, played oulst~nding selves like champions after def~se. · Sunday's 6-3 victory gave the · "You'll have to kick me, altogether. Red Sox a commanding U stomp me, knock me om •• lead in the best of five-game 'before I'll · concede : 07 210 70 6 Pt. Pleas. series. anything," Sl!id Reggie • George Wash. CartYastnernsltiand Rico Jackson, whose two-run first • WINS BY NO,SE Petrocelli, the only inning homer sent the A's oii GRO"E CITY, Ohio (U!'I) remaining Boston players to a UI lead. "I'm like Joe ' · I'm gonna keep -KilloquaJr.beatWhlzinby from ·\he 1967 pennant win- F razLer. in Inning th •11620 ner, played major roles- ll!lSwering the bell untU I'm · aBeulah nose Park w Derby for e •2-year • Yastnemakl hitting a two· · licked." olds here Saturday. T h i r d • - - - - - - • • -- - --··· was Jag's Hope. J the 440 1 Kllloqua r. ran yards in :22,34 to .retW'n $2;60, ., $2.40 and $2.20. 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And after the first lnlereeptiOIII ~ liO ' led g:~l~:r ~ ~ g ·~ - two ·week•ds of tllls 11111011, directly to Philadelphia ..s=;,.- . : It appeared as If the ICOI'ing drives. Bill Bradley x - Ohio Nort~ x x 2 2• 0 : Walhlnlton players were aet up one touchdown when he x - Kenyon x x x o 3 o : riever going to make a picked off a Kilmer pua to • - not ·~~P~~~g lor title : miltate. l!lvetheEaglesthebadlellatt~ Con~trt~e w·~·~ : Wuhlngton cruahed New Washington 38. Bra Yha Ohio st 10 0 4o0 : Orle1111 on opening day ,41-3 two thefts for the day to Mlch 1 o o 2 2 o_ Open: - 111dhumlllated the New York beeome Phlladelphla'r all- Indiana 1o o 2 1o : Gianta the foUowlng &mday time leader in Interceptions. Northwest ·. 1 o o 2 2 o ' 8:30-8:00 : 49-13 to eatabllah itaelf as the "Once the dam bunt, the · ~lch st ~~~ ~g : lea1ue's ·highest scoring I!Weet water will c«ne-and Mlnn o 1o 3 1o DAILY EXCEPT : olfenae ind stinl!lei't defense. It was sweet," gloated Phlla· r.'::~ue ~ ~ ~!~ : The regular season was . delphia Coach Mike McCor· Hoosier-Buckeye WED. 8:3N:OO '..to • bel!lnnb* to loot lllte a mere mack, who. publicly blasted c~:~::~:~:. ovmti : formallty on . the Redskins his team last week after a w L T w L T. SUNDAY lackadalalcal1~13 aetblck at ~=~~~~or ~~ ~~ : way to the playoffs. : And then the ball started the hands of the hapless Findlay 2 1o 2 3o 11:00.5:00 ~~f,:,"1~~ton ~ ~ ~ : bouncin& the .other way-as a Chicago Bears. : matter of fact, ~ which Plllladelphla lOIII Ita opener Anderson 12 o t 3 o : way-for the Redlklnl. totheGiantaaridnowhasa1- Bluffton 1 2 1 1 2 1 : The .winllllllt Philadelphia 2 record;-wllll a Utile less ~~~~~~~:tor g ~ 6~ ~ .. Eagles capltallud on six· frustration than last week 01~ers W L T : Wuh'lngton turnovers and il Utile something to look Cln 3 1 0 : &mdly to llunble the un- forward to In' the cunlng · Akron 3 ~ 0 2 2 0 -• beaten ~&D w""10 and weeks • YoungStown St . Ashland 2 2 0 : lower the number of perfect "As far as I'm concerned John carroll 2 2 0 2 2 0 • 11t1m11 ln the NFL to six they are aerious contenders H lr am 2 3 0 • . ~Y• • Still unblemlahed after for the division," Allen Central st 1 • 0 0 4 0 : three Weeki of ~Y are the commented. Cue-West Res • Cincinnati Bengals, who : lllmltd haci: llobston 2i-19; : the OUiand Raiders, who : downed San Diego 6-0; tbe : Plttaburgh Steelers, who : lJIIIIWled Cleveland 42-6; and By RICK GOSSELIN ihe Minnesota Vikings, who UPIIIporll Writer . squashed the Ollcago Bears Humility II a virtue three 28-3. The other two unbeaten ' fumbleeandanequalnumber of interceptions can bring out ieams, Detroit and Dallas, ml8hty quickly In a football ' clalh tOQight in a nationally team. teleVlaed ••arne in Detroit. And after Sunday, you can Elsewhere around the wll humill . ty with a capital league Sundav, Buffalo ...' "H" in the Washington ·Red· mauled Denver 38-14, Miami ·"'IINIID camp, pas ted Green Bay 31•7' The Redaldns for years Atlanta topped New Orleans have Uled turnovers as a · 14-7, the New York JetS calllJii card In beat~ the belted New England 36-7, San oppollllon llld building Into a Fr~clsco shellacked Kansas National Football League City 26-U and Los Angeles pbwer. raJUed to clip Baltlmoce 26· Washington Coach George 13. Allen molded hla team "We got whipped," exaround veterans, knowing plained ADen. '"lbey were Social~> · · •' Before half, Johnson ripped appeared to seal the Bengals, 30 yards with a. piU)t and put , fate 17-7. Phillips admitted he ttie Oilers in position for Skip . thought so. Butler's 37-yard field goal "Andersori, he was the and a !Od,halftime lead. difference," Phillips said .• Johnson's .runback for the "Hecame back and did a·job" scor~ in · the third quarter · on us." ' • aim CHARLESTON, W. Va. Ardy · Wilson threw three 31 -7, touchdown passes and ran for · 6, Texas A&M . defeated another and Steve Bateman Ka nsas Sl. 10-0. 7. Texu defeated Utah St. picked off four. pasSes ·as ihe 61 -7. 8. Notre Dame lost to Point Pleasant Big Blacks Michigan State 10 -3. posted a 35-12 high school 9. Alabama defeated football victory over George Mississippi 32 -6. 10. Penn St . defeated Washington here Saturday. Ke~!ucky 10-3. Point Pleasant gained a 11. Oklahoma ·51. defeated Texas Tech 17 , 16. .quick, 21-o lead by the'end of 12. West Vlrglnll!! defeated the first quarter on two SMU 28 ·22 . 13 , Arizona St. defeated Wilson touchdowp tosses, Idaho 29 3. 14 . M l thlgan defeated who added another on a oneMissouri J1 .7. yard plunge. lS . Baylor lost to South In the second period, Caroline 2-4 -13 . 16. Golorado lost to Bateman picked ot'l a Scott Oklahoma 21 ·20, 11 . Arizona defeated North - , Long pass and raced 27 yards western •1 -6. , for 'Point Pleasant's fourth 18. San Diego St . defeated score. Fut lerion St. !9-14 . 19. UCLA lost to Ohio State George Washington got a 41 -20. pair of . touchdowns in the 20. Tennessee was Idle . Note : Bv agreement with ·third and fourth perthe American Football iods, but. it was a Coaches, teams on probation by the NCAA are Ineligible case of too little too late, as for top 20 and national championsh ip consi deration the Big Blacks added yet by the UPI Board of Coaches. arother score in the final Those te,ms on probation for 1975 are : Mississippi State, quarter on Jim Tatterson's SMU , Long Beach !;tate and 32-yard scoring pass southwestern LolJISil!lna . reception frOIJ! Wilson. , 'Lw' ,....:,J Point Pleasant out-rushed n 8 , &u. the home team, 221-81 and intercepted six passes O • PrtMnt end future equipment. As long •• the equtpmenra I oura, ahe'l youra. ' 9995 ' Q=lMJ~ There are more than ZOO rewarding careers waiting for you in the health field. This booklet tells you all about them. For your free copy, · write to National Health Council, Box 40, Radio City Station, New York, New York 10019. •MILLWOU•SHEDWORK•PLYWOOD ·"' •, ..... "*·• -:~ • ...... ,,. ~­ '· '1 ......• ' 'l J • -..... • •, ~ Q=''·'~ 992·2178 ' 220 E. MAIN STREET OHIO POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO• 89'h ..... .' I '. ' . • • • •' .,• ;; ..·~'•,·. . •' I ' ' •• �. "'' •• . < " '' 4- The Daily sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Mondlly, Ot t. 6, 197~ . 5-: The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o.. Mopday, Ocl. 6, 1975 · · · mm::;···~·· . .Ken·And_erson· spa-rks Bengals.·to 21-19 win over Oilers . •. HOUSTON (UPI)- The If Brown was happy with ,. 11ting we diGi 't want to do . Anderson, his mood toward ,..., panic," quarter)lack Ken his defense would be called Ander1011 said. "I mean, we ecstatic. were only down 10 points and Afumble return of 43 yards we had a quarter to go." . by cornerback Ken Riley , Such o~cles ~re small stopped .a deep Oiler drive change, it seemed, to the . late in the third quliffir and · · unshakeable Anderson who set up the Bengals for Ar· Sunday pinpointed 19 of 28 derson 's, paSB to Fritts which . paues and threw three made the. score 17-14 touchdown strikes to calmly Oilers. · whip his ClnciMati Bengals Linebacker AI BeauchamP back to a throbbing 21· u1J:ir recovered a fumble on Hous· over ~he Houston Ollera. ' ion•s 41 to Ignite Cincinnati's , , Ander1011 fired 16 yards to go-ahead drive . On An· ' back Stan Fritts and 6 yards derson 's throw to Ctrtis, . :. to Isaac 0trt1s for scores 1n ancinnatlled 21·17. : the fourth quarter, and his But tbose were not the real '' heroics in front of a hoatile . defensive heroics because crowd of 42,412 in the Houston, benefitting from a Astrodome kept the Bengals 49-yard Interference call. llllbealen in three games and lined up first~own-anroal riclng alone atop the NFL at the one with six m tes Central Division. left to play. The loss was Houston's first The Oilers did not score , of the year, and Bengals' 1111til Cincinnati had taken ooach Paul Brown called the ov.er on downs at the one and • game - despite Its live the Houston defense caved in fumbles and three In- on Ander1011 for a safety. terceptlons - a near classic · Finally, with Houston •• light. . moving again after. the en: "I thought we plllyed an suinl free punt, illifety LyJe , e&ceptlonal g11111e. I thought Blackwood intercepted ~ Den · the Oilers played an ex- Paatorinl pass. . ceptional game," Brown "Cincinnati did a fine job aaid. "And I would have said ·defensively," Oller coach the same thing had we lost." Bum Phi111ps Bald. "It was :. 'Skins crush New Orleans more a case of t~m making the breaks than of us mailing . mistakes." The loss was Phillips first in three games as Houston's NEW iUPtl - YORK H_ere 's h.ow the United PresS lnternalional Board of Coac hes top 20 c ol l ege footbalL teams fared over the weeke-nd : I . Ohio St. defeated UCLA 41 -20·. 2. Oklahoma Colorado '21 -20 . 3. Southern d~feated Californ ia defeated Iowa 27 -16. 4. Nebraska def eated Mlami ·(Fia . ) 31 -16. 5. Missouri lost to Michigan new ~ead 'coach. Despite his ·John'son. Willi trying to kick away from anemic offense, he had a shot Lugging punts and kickoffs . Johnson, but try as Dave at staying unbeaten .becauSe back for 231 total yards, the 5- Green did, Johnson was there of return specialist Billy 9 Johnson scored one 'touch- to rip ·apart the Bengals' downona63-yl!l'dpuntreturn coverage team. , and set ,up both of Houston's , After Ander·son's first . first hall scores with returns; touchdown pass, a 10-yarder "I got so tired of watching to Lenvil Elliott in the second that g,UY, I CO\lldn 't see quarter, .J9hnson. carried the straight," Beauchamp said. ensuing kickoff back 64yards too "He is something else," , and Houston scorelJ on Fred Brown. swore his P.unter · Willis' one-yard leap. Wil~n's much for Cluirl~ton 11 • SfBndln.DJl ln · : •• ALL IN STOCK : SHAG CARPET • BUJ! • : •• : ' FOR THEPROJECTION YOU NEEOPlay it aafe and 111ft It may be time to • Lave ··your preieat' "·. policy updated, . sDALE C. WARNER Let'• .Faile 9'12-2143 102W. Main ; • ·If ,r! : NYLON CARPET : • •• KITCHEN CARPET : Pomeroy i• ;:1~:: $5 •• 99 •• • 'i ' : :NYLON REG. CARPET: • • ( '[I •.. • • ~ " • $499 Bll; f. Rl.D • l '•', ' :1 · ••••••••••••••~ ; :liii1. ~t. phonel aomaplaco etae, you'\18 got to ge1the other lhlllQI oomep1ace elM. And lnatoad of coming with that "good deal;' !hey may como wltli a bill. ., . ' l bulldlng'o llchlttcto and ~rofnalonal englnttra to (lien the boot oyotem for w-our phyllcal plant. 9 to S Mon.- Fri. :. heritage house I. 2. Polly's Pointers Car wax your I. 99o ... payyqur . iei1t ~ Sears I)~ i~ :== His extlnttve consulllng Hrvlc11 come wllhout conaulting fWI. She tflllnt your pnMnt end future per~onnel on your SHOES INTRUDER ALARMS HI wortll Witt\ your D.......... Hours : SAVE '5 on order of '50 or more from our Christmas Wish Book That~ deal on a~ ~· system ,~ · · cOuld c~ you a good deal more. · AcomjMte phone ayat.rn 1a more"'-" lull tetephOnn. ttlnchldel all the othlr tlllllll!l you get from ua u part of ~r total communication• p11Ck8ge, lut II you get YO¥' ., ,' . Sh~ler ., US. • • t ,q 1r! Mrs. LATEST IN FAU. STYl£ 9to8Sat. COLUMBUS The 70th Youth." Mrs : William • • LETART FALLS - A Roush in Baltimo~e . RefreshMONDAy annual state convention of the . Baisinger, newly~lected first • 1\.T program on procrastlnatio'n ~ts were served by Mrs . LETART Falls Pro, 7, 30 Ohio PTA will attract more . vice presid'l"t of, th~ National.. e 11.0 e .was presented by .Mrs.· Er- GrilTIJ(l. Mrs. Erma Wilson Your Thom MeAn Store p.m. w~lh james Adams, thim 1,500 PTA delegates '10 PTA from Washington, D. C., • • nest Shuler at the Wednesday and Mrs . Balser wUI host the MiddlepOrt, Ollio . principal, Southern High Columbtust Ocftf.. I2-15Ao deJect ~ill .•address the opening . : CoA weekly feature of Melga · • night meeting o( the United next meeting. School, and Jack .Bostic, new sa e o tcers an to sess10n. . "'·. ·• unty Garden Club members. • Methodist Women of the , school board member to talk 'consider a·major redesign of Business meetings will Letart Church at the home of .. on the levy. Candidates for the PTA's state governing dominate convention acbyCbrlotteWIIlford Mrs. Bert Grimm, Letart Sl!hool board to sPeak. · body. tivities Monday ard Tuesday. R~tlaQdFrleodlyGardeoen Falls. , ,' SYRACUSE Elementary For the first time In the Delegates will consider Mrs. Grimm read a , Sc. hoolsig_nupforCubScouts, Ohio PTA's 74-year history, amendmentS to the PTA's DRY1NGFLOWERS111EMICROWAVEWAY "Prayer for Those Who the official nominee for state . s_tate legislation program and Ladles, here's another use for your microwave ovens. Use Procrastinate" by Marjorie ' 7' 30 p.m. at the school. president is a man, Dr. resolutions on preventing- them to dry your beautiful garden flowers. Hohnes, Mrs. John HiU '· Parents are to. accompany Robert E. Lucas. He served · adolescent suicides and This technique presented fresh appearing, more colorful talked on "Problems a'! ' their sons. • 20 years as superintendent of supporting first aid training . Jllllterials for use in floral designs. Besides your oven, you need OtW'ch," and Mrs. Ardrew POMEROY Gar~en Club, Princeton City Schools in for teachers. some suwortive substance. This protects the flowers that wilt Cross read "I Forgot My 7:30 p.m . .at the Meigs Inn. suburban Cincinnati and this "Departmental conferences easily and allows them to dry in three dimensional shape as in Lord In the Summertime." For roll call there will be an year was appointed president Tuesday afternoon will their natural form. Members read the sixth exchange of house plants. of Wilmington College. feature panel discussioll!l I suggest one of three agents for this - silica gel, with chapter of Johr. and Mrs. ' SALEM CENTER PTA, Dr. Lucas, currently the with experts from across ,- equal parts of borax, cornmeal or kitty litter. Shuler conducted . a , ';· 7:30p.m. at the school with first vice president of the Ohio discussing the Yes, kitty litter. disctJssion on the topic wiih ' Charles Dowler, superln- Ohio PTA, was nominated on relationship of the school It Is less expensive and easiest to use. · Mrs. Enna Hill, Mrs. Inez ~ · tendent of Meigs Local School a slate of officers proposed by system to the juvenile jUstice Marigolds and mums are tbe easiest to dry taking from Hill, Mrs. Harold Roush and · IJ!atriclas speaker. Dul~imer the ~tate nominating com- system, teaching relislon in two to six minutes depending on size. They retain their color Mrs. Alice Balser taking ., • selections and folk mUJic to mit tee. Additional the schools, comprehensive and flexilillty, and feel like you just picked them. Using part. · be presented by Mr. and M;s, nominations for the two-year health education, and PTA materials cried this way, the arrangements can be freshened A letter was read from . , Kenneth Ward. term as president may he volunteers-in-education. · perlodicaUy by gently spraying with warm water just enough Ning Neichong, the Hindu , .. RACINE CHAPTER made from flle convention Highlighting the convention to remove the dust and then wiping off the leaves with a damp Indian girl assisted by the activities will be the annual cloth. UMW thanking the women S , 8 p.m . with aII' floor · · 0 .E .. members ·urged to attend . Delegates wlll ~lso con- banquet and installation of To dry leaves and otl\er foliage put along fiat pyrex dish for their assistance and , because · of important s1der a major redestgn of the new officers Tuesday into the oven, cover it with a strip of paper towel, and place -a financial aid. It was decided business. Ohio • PTA Board of evening. The banquet branch of three leaves across the towel. Then use a second . to continue the pledge to the YOUR CHOICE OF · .- · Managers, the PTA's 55- speaker will be Michal paper towel. Turn oven to one and one-half. minutes. When the . worldwide missions. It was 3 COMBINATIONS: MEIGS COUNTY Fair member governing body be- Buscemi, consultant on drug beU rings turn the leaves ·over and repeat the process. For noted that 58 visits to shut-ins Board meellng, 8 p.m. at tween annual conventions . education with the Ohio · larger branches allow more time. had been made since July. secretary's office on Rock "The redesign should rna~ Department of Education . Happy Drying! Members signed a round· BIG SHEF'AND lARGE Springs Falr11:ounds. the board more efficient and The convention wlll close robin card for Mrs. James FRENCH FRIES. MEIQS CHAPTER, Order more responsive to local unils Wednesday morning with of DeMolay, regular meeting, and councils," explained the regional meetings to discuss . DOUBLE CHEESEBURGER •7:30 p.m. at temple. Ohio PTA President Jean closer parent-teacher HJ:;RE SATURDAY AND . TUESI?AY Dye, of Cleveland Heights. cooperation back home. Ml'. and Mrs. Mike HamLARGE FRENCH FRIES. ' E AS T E R N B A N D " The most Important :J'hroughout the convention, mer of Columbus spent Boosters, . 7:30 p.m. in band features of the re- special programs and workSaturday with Mr. and Mrs. ! SKIPPER'S TREAT '' room at hf.gh school. · organization are creation shops will be held for PTA Bob Hoeflich and Jayne, High AND · ,. POMEROY Chapter 186, of six regional advisors to leaders, luncheons wlll honor St., Pomeroy. LARGE FRENCH FRIES. ,O.E.S., 1:45 p.m. Pomeroy · assist the state's 18 district school administrators and , , Masonic Temple. Elecllon of directors," . Mrs. Dye said, PTA life members, and an RETURNED HOME , officers. Members requested "and establishment of three education film festival will be POU..Y'S PROBLEM always keep a pan of water on PT. PLEASANT Mrs . John Novosel of , to pay dues which are now $4. commissions . which will shown. DEAR POLLY ..., In our or near the stove. When a pan 2325 Jackson Ave. : MIDDLEPORT Masonic develop programs in specific brand new house we hsve a Is removed frO!Il a hot burner Butler, Pa . returned home , GALLIPOLIS , Lodge 363, 7:30 p.m. All areas of concern." glass fiber bathtub but we do we put this pan of water on Saturday after a severa1 1503 Eastern Ave. · master masons invited. The Official slate of not know how to clean it. we the turned off burner so no days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. REVIVAL in, progress at nominees Include Mrs. have used some cleanser$ one wllltouch a hot bW'ner by Opha Offutt in Pomeroy. AITEND SERVICES , First Church of God, New Charles Overbeck, Berea, for Mr. and Mrs. Robert that did no good and then mistake. , Haven, through Oct. 12. The first vice president, and Mrs. • heard of using lemon oil but When t' finish baking there We can help Rev. Simon Robinson of James Attewell, Parma, for Drumm, Mrs. Henry Hall, that was no better. Can you is usually heat left in the oven M • • • IM I 1 • Rick and Steve, Zanesville, : Kentucky Is the pastor . second vice president. help me? Thank you._ MRS. so I put any wet dish towel I · - · - · 11 11 1 - - · .Services, 7:30 p.m. The convention will for- Mrs. Karen Stotts, Mr. and R.B.A. have over the door. It Is dry CHESTER COUNCIL 323 mally open Sunday evening Mrs. Tom Hall, Connie and DEAR MRS. R.B.A. _ I and ready to use In. no time. Nashport, visited in, Daughters of America, 7:30 with presentation to an ,Cindy, ·. . Pomeroy the past week with. was advised tbat one should · KIM· when you can't! ,r>.m. at the hsll. Practice to outstanding Ohio educato~ of never clean a tub such as ' DEAR POLLY I think Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore. u you' re lick or dlllblecl ,. be held for Inspection , All the "Ohio PTA Oak .Tree They came. especially for the yoar·s wllh .1 0 abrasive ~t::g S. K. can remove the f end nn't wortt: N•llonwjde ~· officers and members-urged A'!"ud for Dlstingutshed ctn htlp you U.p your . cleanser but use a noohetti sauce stains from temlly 1nd l'lomiiOOIIMr . - to attend. Servtce to Children and funeral of Mary Ann Parker. abrasive bathroom clellller. her wallpaper (provided •it 1 Call an If"'\ tnd .... OHIO ETA Pm Chapter, Allo, apply a coat of w~ baa a pro~live coating) flid "' ) f'l' ' f ,· about twice a~year to rHtore hlp, chair, by ustng ~cjlt . : P. ~-PAULEY .. ~ l ' Beta Sigma Phi Sor9rlly. 7: 30 h ..w .•.•.•..•.•.·.•.•,•.w,•, • , ·~ I-IIIIM~II$ISISI$-~. ·,w····'···<·''•'····.-.·,······::mo::::-~~!(-$(~ the origlnalluster.- POU..Y lemon 1f she has not trl~ , 307 Spring Ave., Pom....,y •, ·p.m., Columbus and Southern anything else first. Lemon ,. Ohio Electric Co. model PH . 9t'l-Ull meeting. Cultural program, DEAR POLLY - Some of worka on all sorts of fruit and ;•voices Behind Us" by Janet the sales methods used today vegetable stains if applied • ,Downie. Hostesses, Sandy do sell the products but BEFORE soap and water. , Korn, Sharon Bailey. frustrate the buyers: Why Drop the Ie111on juice on the By Helen Hottel WEDNESDAY must I buy two batteries spot and then wash as usual. MIDDLEPORT Uterary when my clock only uses one (Test an inconspicuous spot Club, 2 p.m., home of Mrs. l'hote 'Sudden' Dlvorcea • In a year and a half? When I first.) - M.T.A. James Titus. Mrs. Juanita Dear Helen : break one shoe lace why must IW•tt Cisney ProdUctions , Bachtel to have program on ~ What's the worst kind of divorce children face? - the I buy a package wlfll three ,.poetry of the Revolution. unexpected kind! pairs to get one lace? To hem .. Patriotic verses to be given My parenta were the "ideal" couple- we thought! They a dress with a narrow skirt I ' for roll call. were considerate and gracious, never rslsed their voices to must buy a three yard each other, •!X' everyone pointed to them aa the perfect mstes. • package of hemming tape in POMEROY MID· Then the bOmblheU: When we kids were In our teens, they a color . 1 may never use ' DLEPORT Uons Club, ldeigs announced they were getting a divorce. We were never told ,. again. So much for my Pet n Inn, noon. •" POMEROY Chapter 80, why. Neither married again 1111tll several years later, but Dad Peeve. _ MARY. UP TO 300 SQ. FT: DEAR POLLY - We have Royal Arch Masons, 7:30 just .sort of drifted out of the picture. COVfllAGE You can imagine how that left WI -wondering whether very large telephone p.m. at Pomeroy Masonic Your copy of our 1975 Hall followed by Bosworth everything in life was as phony as our parenta' marriage. directories in our area and (Mom later told me they disliked each other after the second when they are piled .one on ....:., ,Co1111cll 46, Royal and Select top of the other it Is difficult :.. Masons, state assembly at year of marriage.) Christmas Catalog is now ........ toonlni(l .... ~ to 300 lq. ft . with lilont, hormloa, high· Please say something, Helen, about preparing children for to get at them. Now I thtnk 1 , 8:30p.m. " · · 'Milot llOilttettd to 0 ton, "' ... ""' ........t In GOLDEN AGE Club, at the split, lt'amuch better to be honest about a bad relationship have found anldealsolullon. I lfrtQl-v - ..tho ...... ond, soconds lottr' • loud ........... Solid availabJe at your Pomeroy ,.,_ · · home of Cora and Charles than to let them think It's perfect, and then llilddenly - Pouff Insert the lower bar of a wire IAmorican• WolrM cdllnot. For homo or bullnoa. e COMPACT INTROLM.tORY OFFER ',', 'Hilton, Portland; potluck - It's gone. I'd be.much better adjusted today If I'd hsve seen coat hanger throuRh the Sears Catalog Store. • • PU SA VI REGULAR 139.95 myfolksfightingonceinawhile.-MRS.T.C. middle of each book so 11. , ' dinner. ' hangs over the rod. Then I niURSDAY Dear Mrs. C.: keep them hanglnk on a hook 40.00 '• POMEROY Lodge 164, F. You said It well! "Nice couples" who never express an on lhe walrat the top of the , and A. M., 7:30 p.m. at the honeSt emotion leave tbelr children wondering, "Who CAN we Early Cbrlstmas shopping pays double at Sears. ' Pomeroy Masonic Temple. trust?" Perhaps even worse, they may teach the kids tlllt a ce.llar stairs that are near the kitchen phone. Each book You save time when you shop by catalog. And • , All Master Masons invited. polite facade Ia preferable to truth ... wh\ch Ia planting the hangs on Its own hook and the shopping early assures you of getting the Items you ,, MEIGS COUNTY Hwnane seeds foc future divorces. - H. hangers are a remihder to put want, without delays. Pl~m you get a ~discount on ; Society, 7:30 p.m. at Mid· ' +++ the book back where you any order of ~ or more, If you order before Ocdleport Village Hall, Mem- Dear Helen: found it. MRS. W. E. to~ 13. Slop Sears Olristmas Catalog. 10U'LLFIND Ilers urged to attend. If only they'd make It as tough to get married u they do to DEAR POLLY When RUTLAND Un ·i ted get a divorce! It seems rldiClllous that you can marry for less n ALL AT THE Methodist Women at the than $10 (If you don't go tile fancy wedding route) and It costs a preparing new potatoes for FIIINDLY cooking, especially those chW'ch, 10 a.m.·to sew carpet bundle for even a non-contest divorce. Even do-lt-yourself from yoW' own garden, do not OIIE rags. Potluck dinner at noon . divorces in the "dlasolutlon" states aren't exactly cheap and scrape or peel but rub them Meeting In the afternoon· they can lead to complications later on. briskly, under running water, · Why not make it mandatory that everyone contemplating with a 'clean plastic chore RAU..Y PLANNED marriage have at leaat five·seaslons of expert c011111ellng, at ball. This really works. Attyouo...-of RUTLAND' - 1Rutland the end of which time they should pay at least $100 for a MRS. A. B. Mt! tl Community Church, Main marriage Ucense. ·Either that, or make divorces as cheap as DEAR POLLY - We St., Itutland, will have 1 a what leads to them: marriage. ·- FOR CHANGE youthrillyonFriday,Oct.17, P. S. The license fee would cover the cost of counaeUng. VISITED RECENTLY 5:30 p.m. Daniel Roush , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitch Use one of Sears credit plans tormerly of Rutland, will be Dear F.C. : of Wheeling, W. Va. have the apeaker. Amos Tillis Ia I'm all for pre-marriage counsellng, but please: not •pent the past week In pastor and invites all youth of compullory! As.Jor f100 marriage license fees, wouldn't this Mlddteport with his parents $5 Discount Expires October 13, 1975 'the community. make "mingling"theAmerlcanwayofllfe? - H. _ Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mitch: Call Sears Catalog Shopping today P. S.' "Mingles" Ia Sylvia Porter's word for single Uvetogethers. CARDS REQUESTED SERVICES HEI,D Mrs, Helen Kilworth of F1111eral services for Mrs. Columbus, an active Jessie Shumaker were Dear Helen : Sotil{aclion Guof'Olllted or Your Money Ba<k Hm:e's my pet peeve. Why do physicians call older people American l.A!glon Auxililtry conduc~ Saturday at the The Friardy Oles Chapman Mortuary In by their first naines when they themselves expect to be titled and Eight and Forty member uDoctor?" ' and a past state preslllent of Hunt1n1ton, W. Va. with I reciprocated by calling my new doctoc, "Fred," and he both organizations, Is con· burial In Spring Hlll was vety taken aback. So then I pointed out that I hsvea Ph.D, fined to St. Anthony Hospital Cemetery. The Rev, Dwight ·Zavttz officiated at the ser: and would appreciate my label, if he inslatit on his. He and his In ColumbWI where she un· vices and going down were receptionist IIIII use my first name, and I am - ABOUT TO derwent a leg amputation. POME~Y, Mrs. Kllworth for some''time Mrs. Dwight Wallace and CHANGE DOCTORS! has been · cpnfined to the Aulhorlred Paul Haptonatall. · Mra. CATA.LOO SALES Worthington Nuraln1 Con· ' Shumaker, a lonB·tlme' Dear ACTO: Owned and Why oot just continue instead to use your doctor's first valeacent Home. Members of · MERCHANT Operated by The Department Store resident of Mlddleport, was a Al~~'ltila\ ' Lou Osborne CEll~ member of the Middleport 111me? rlie'U adjust !) Look al 11 this way : even If y'ou f!lllild a the tw~ •or1anizatlons are · replacement land that's difficult thele days), he'd probably asked to send cards to Mts. of Building Since '1915 Firat United Presbyterian L-~~~~------~------~----~----~ ~~.a.. ~...... ~................ ~:~~........... follow the trend and first-name you, too. - H. Kilworth . . OlW'Ch. Helen Help . • ORM~I.t 1•, ~ by glass fiber tub $499 '• ., . :• RIIBfFH KAU BLUE. Rf IJ f;RfFN f" i ·-- •+ •t • ·~--- VILLAGE PHARMACY l ll CHfLN ~ Thumb tes : $399 RLIJ i.. G~::~·······>·········: -Program presented p·r A convention Calendar, begi~s 1Jext week :··············~ INGELS FURNITURE + OAKLAND (UP!) _ The · run homer and a key double youthful Boston Red Sox .are and Petrocelli a homer ~ut ready tO win like champions . the Red Sox also got and the veteran Oakland A's 0 superlative performances are ready to Jose like cham- · from rookie centerfleld~r pions if they must after three Fred Lynn and reliever Dick years on top of lhe basebaU Drago plus a clutch hit by world. . Carlton Fisk. That was the situation Yastrzemski's two-run today as the American homer sparked the Red Sox' League playoffs nioved to comebac~ from a 3-0 deficit Oakland with the Red Sox one . and the 36-year-old outfielder victory away from winning also doubled and scored the their first. pennant since 1967 tie-breaking run on Fisk's and tile A's on the brink of single . . Lynn made three losing their first since 1971. outstanding phiys In cenThe Red Sox have only to terfleld ami Drago pitched win one of the three schedule three shutout Innings to earn • games in .Oakland and the , the save. "bye-bye Charlie" hootlnn "These guys (the Red Sox) • -.., : the Red Sox fans gave have done a great job," Oakland owner Charlie commented Ma1lager Alvin Finley in Boston Sunday will Dark of the A's. "They've beCOJIIe prophetic. done everything: hit when The managers and·stars of they had to, run the bases both teams handled \'hem· well .a~, played oulst~nding selves like champions after def~se. · Sunday's 6-3 victory gave the · "You'll have to kick me, altogether. Red Sox a commanding U stomp me, knock me om •• lead in the best of five-game 'before I'll · concede : 07 210 70 6 Pt. Pleas. series. anything," Sl!id Reggie • George Wash. CartYastnernsltiand Rico Jackson, whose two-run first • WINS BY NO,SE Petrocelli, the only inning homer sent the A's oii GRO"E CITY, Ohio (U!'I) remaining Boston players to a UI lead. "I'm like Joe ' · I'm gonna keep -KilloquaJr.beatWhlzinby from ·\he 1967 pennant win- F razLer. in Inning th •11620 ner, played major roles- ll!lSwering the bell untU I'm · aBeulah nose Park w Derby for e •2-year • Yastnemakl hitting a two· · licked." olds here Saturday. T h i r d • - - - - - - • • -- - --··· was Jag's Hope. J the 440 1 Kllloqua r. ran yards in :22,34 to .retW'n $2;60, ., $2.40 and $2.20. The 1-10 daily double of r8 i t •' t a::;; n ' i• s;;~;~~s i• •• •• i ~~~~ i ·Red Sox . ~ut down A's ·6-3 Unltea Prou t:;~;lonol Mld-Amerlcan.conterence conterence Overott wL T w L T S~f~hJrn 1tt ~ central Mlch 2 o 1 2 1 1 Miami 1o o 3 1 o BowllngGroe~ 1 o o • o o Boll st 1 2 o 3 .2 o Kent St o Tol o 22 oo 12 •2 oo western Mlch o 3 o o s o K - East Mlch x x ~ 3 1o x - not competing lor title Ohio conference Red Division contoronce Overall WL T W L T Otterbein ~ · o o o 3 1 o Boldwln .wattoceo o o Marlotta o o o ~ j ~ KrlstlnaBldan~OlarcoLark wooster o o o 1 3 o will! worth $62.40. Musklngum 1 o o 1 3 o ·· - - - - - - - - - . , Heidelberg o 1o o • o at~:n~1,Vi~~~· overall ~.!~-~the'ar=rthea ~~.~owint.lle~}B:,l~ • Mt u.'lon · w oLo To ~ \~~ ,_,. • .,_ - • .... w~> beiP··u., "'1 Wlttel!b'&rg 00 0 40 0 lludllilleebe._.~, 'KIImettlu'riilt-ofthe OhloWe1teyan 000 ' 31~0 mlltaltes. And after the first lnlereeptiOIII ~ liO ' led g:~l~:r ~ ~ g ·~ - two ·week•ds of tllls 11111011, directly to Philadelphia ..s=;,.- . : It appeared as If the ICOI'ing drives. Bill Bradley x - Ohio Nort~ x x 2 2• 0 : Walhlnlton players were aet up one touchdown when he x - Kenyon x x x o 3 o : riever going to make a picked off a Kilmer pua to • - not ·~~P~~~g lor title : miltate. l!lvetheEaglesthebadlellatt~ Con~trt~e w·~·~ : Wuhlngton cruahed New Washington 38. Bra Yha Ohio st 10 0 4o0 : Orle1111 on opening day ,41-3 two thefts for the day to Mlch 1 o o 2 2 o_ Open: - 111dhumlllated the New York beeome Phlladelphla'r all- Indiana 1o o 2 1o : Gianta the foUowlng &mday time leader in Interceptions. Northwest ·. 1 o o 2 2 o ' 8:30-8:00 : 49-13 to eatabllah itaelf as the "Once the dam bunt, the · ~lch st ~~~ ~g : lea1ue's ·highest scoring I!Weet water will c«ne-and Mlnn o 1o 3 1o DAILY EXCEPT : olfenae ind stinl!lei't defense. It was sweet," gloated Phlla· r.'::~ue ~ ~ ~!~ : The regular season was . delphia Coach Mike McCor· Hoosier-Buckeye WED. 8:3N:OO '..to • bel!lnnb* to loot lllte a mere mack, who. publicly blasted c~:~::~:~:. ovmti : formallty on . the Redskins his team last week after a w L T w L T. SUNDAY lackadalalcal1~13 aetblck at ~=~~~~or ~~ ~~ : way to the playoffs. : And then the ball started the hands of the hapless Findlay 2 1o 2 3o 11:00.5:00 ~~f,:,"1~~ton ~ ~ ~ : bouncin& the .other way-as a Chicago Bears. : matter of fact, ~ which Plllladelphla lOIII Ita opener Anderson 12 o t 3 o : way-for the Redlklnl. totheGiantaaridnowhasa1- Bluffton 1 2 1 1 2 1 : The .winllllllt Philadelphia 2 record;-wllll a Utile less ~~~~~~~:tor g ~ 6~ ~ .. Eagles capltallud on six· frustration than last week 01~ers W L T : Wuh'lngton turnovers and il Utile something to look Cln 3 1 0 : &mdly to llunble the un- forward to In' the cunlng · Akron 3 ~ 0 2 2 0 -• beaten ~&D w""10 and weeks • YoungStown St . Ashland 2 2 0 : lower the number of perfect "As far as I'm concerned John carroll 2 2 0 2 2 0 • 11t1m11 ln the NFL to six they are aerious contenders H lr am 2 3 0 • . ~Y• • Still unblemlahed after for the division," Allen Central st 1 • 0 0 4 0 : three Weeki of ~Y are the commented. Cue-West Res • Cincinnati Bengals, who : lllmltd haci: llobston 2i-19; : the OUiand Raiders, who : downed San Diego 6-0; tbe : Plttaburgh Steelers, who : lJIIIIWled Cleveland 42-6; and By RICK GOSSELIN ihe Minnesota Vikings, who UPIIIporll Writer . squashed the Ollcago Bears Humility II a virtue three 28-3. The other two unbeaten ' fumbleeandanequalnumber of interceptions can bring out ieams, Detroit and Dallas, ml8hty quickly In a football ' clalh tOQight in a nationally team. teleVlaed ••arne in Detroit. And after Sunday, you can Elsewhere around the wll humill . ty with a capital league Sundav, Buffalo ...' "H" in the Washington ·Red· mauled Denver 38-14, Miami ·"'IINIID camp, pas ted Green Bay 31•7' The Redaldns for years Atlanta topped New Orleans have Uled turnovers as a · 14-7, the New York JetS calllJii card In beat~ the belted New England 36-7, San oppollllon llld building Into a Fr~clsco shellacked Kansas National Football League City 26-U and Los Angeles pbwer. raJUed to clip Baltlmoce 26· Washington Coach George 13. Allen molded hla team "We got whipped," exaround veterans, knowing plained ADen. '"lbey were Social~> · · •' Before half, Johnson ripped appeared to seal the Bengals, 30 yards with a. piU)t and put , fate 17-7. Phillips admitted he ttie Oilers in position for Skip . thought so. Butler's 37-yard field goal "Andersori, he was the and a !Od,halftime lead. difference," Phillips said .• Johnson's .runback for the "Hecame back and did a·job" scor~ in · the third quarter · on us." ' • aim CHARLESTON, W. Va. Ardy · Wilson threw three 31 -7, touchdown passes and ran for · 6, Texas A&M . defeated another and Steve Bateman Ka nsas Sl. 10-0. 7. Texu defeated Utah St. picked off four. pasSes ·as ihe 61 -7. 8. Notre Dame lost to Point Pleasant Big Blacks Michigan State 10 -3. posted a 35-12 high school 9. Alabama defeated football victory over George Mississippi 32 -6. 10. Penn St . defeated Washington here Saturday. Ke~!ucky 10-3. Point Pleasant gained a 11. Oklahoma ·51. defeated Texas Tech 17 , 16. .quick, 21-o lead by the'end of 12. West Vlrglnll!! defeated the first quarter on two SMU 28 ·22 . 13 , Arizona St. defeated Wilson touchdowp tosses, Idaho 29 3. 14 . M l thlgan defeated who added another on a oneMissouri J1 .7. yard plunge. lS . Baylor lost to South In the second period, Caroline 2-4 -13 . 16. Golorado lost to Bateman picked ot'l a Scott Oklahoma 21 ·20, 11 . Arizona defeated North - , Long pass and raced 27 yards western •1 -6. , for 'Point Pleasant's fourth 18. San Diego St . defeated score. Fut lerion St. !9-14 . 19. UCLA lost to Ohio State George Washington got a 41 -20. pair of . touchdowns in the 20. Tennessee was Idle . Note : Bv agreement with ·third and fourth perthe American Football iods, but. it was a Coaches, teams on probation by the NCAA are Ineligible case of too little too late, as for top 20 and national championsh ip consi deration the Big Blacks added yet by the UPI Board of Coaches. arother score in the final Those te,ms on probation for 1975 are : Mississippi State, quarter on Jim Tatterson's SMU , Long Beach !;tate and 32-yard scoring pass southwestern LolJISil!lna . reception frOIJ! Wilson. , 'Lw' ,....:,J Point Pleasant out-rushed n 8 , &u. the home team, 221-81 and intercepted six passes O • PrtMnt end future equipment. As long •• the equtpmenra I oura, ahe'l youra. ' 9995 ' Q=lMJ~ There are more than ZOO rewarding careers waiting for you in the health field. This booklet tells you all about them. For your free copy, · write to National Health Council, Box 40, Radio City Station, New York, New York 10019. •MILLWOU•SHEDWORK•PLYWOOD ·"' •, ..... "*·• -:~ • ...... ,,. ~­ '· '1 ......• ' 'l J • -..... • •, ~ Q=''·'~ 992·2178 ' 220 E. MAIN STREET OHIO POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO• 89'h ..... .' I '. ' . • • • •' .,• ;; ..·~'•,·. . •' I ' ' •• �6 The Dally Sen ne M ~dlepo Pon oy 0 Th D 6 95 Moda 0 6 975 PUlL C NOT CE ' · FU L TEXT OF AMEND mENTS TO THE OH 0 CONST TUT ON PROPOSED BY N T AT V! PET T ON TO IE SUIM TTEDTO HE VOTERS AT TH! GENERA ELECT ON NOVEMBER t I W TH ARGUMENTS N FAVOR AND ARGUMENTS N OPPOS T ON TO EACH Ladies make SEOEMS go ATHENS WOMAN POWER makes SEOEMS go The eg ona emergency med a serv e fo sou heas Oh o w be 33 ope ationa months-old by the end of Ibis yea and is shaking down as an eH c ent qua ly hea th system Ye few of the area s ne qua e m on pop u a on ea ze the magn tude of the o e of the system s distaff emp oyees To mos he piCture con ured up at the mention of ambulan es s of rna e attendan Is those fellows In the wh te coats orb ue ja kets or umpsults perhaps depend mg upon which TV show was las seen The publi com monly equates ambulance aerv ce simlla ly delive ed as those of fire or law enfo cemen by men No so w th SEOEMS • The tota f e d force numbers 77 EMTs slate ce tlf ed emergency med cal • technicians comprised of 129 males and 48 lema ea 37 pe cent yet amaz ngly women are preoen on app OJttmately 50 percent of all ambulance runs The system ~ales w th a solid nucleus of 43 full time emts supP emen ed by 132 parttime s A part-timer called paid volunteer by the system lives or workl near an am bulance station and Is called by adlo as needed They are ARGUMENT N OP pa d by the triA It becomes Increasingly amBling then in ON 0 PROPOSED AMEND view of he women s work performance to realize tba women number only 10 percen of tile full time force 4 females vs 39 males and about a tbird of the parttimers 44 lema es vs 90 males In lac w thout Is gals t is h ghly probable ha SEOEMS would eithe A Cos so much as to be p ohib live in thia rural hlll country of small tu baBe or B Fo d because inc p en to coe there might not be enough peop e to run the ambulances When the system was envisioned In 197 I was anticipated to be an equal opportun y employer Squaw Squads as women ci"ewed vebl.clel were callecl In t11011e dayo were operating successfully a several small commun les n Oh o In Southeas Oh o I was unknown how many women would vo untee to undertake the free training program and upon qualifying remain once they actually saw the b oody carnage to body snd limb a accident scenes I has been p oven tba some persons regardless of heir sex s mp y canno stomach the aftermath of v olen Injury Some public off c1als while auUlorlzlng the use of ocal public lunda in support of the system scoffed a the deo t11a women attendants would be able for Instance to p y open a smashed ca to free a trapped vttim As fo egomg figures In dlcate the women them selves have silenced acoffers In all he skill areas of a p acticing EM!' women are dally provmg themselves the equal of a rna e Negative y there are times when two women EMTs alone may no be ab e to llf o hand transport a heavy v ctim b11t such nstances se dom ar se '!'here is always someone around to he p To balance this physical lim tat on women usually outshine the rna e when a v ctim delivers or s about to deliver an In fan t, or is an lrra onal or BROWN menta y dls'lurbed female So on M $ 00 00 85 s s s s 0 p 0 6 0 ~llllMIDJ1rn;r:7.:~:-t.c host fou Jumble' o ea h oqum o o d na y wo da NOJEY I I DIll IEMPAND! I I K) I I 11/DBOf Continued on nexl page concern~~~!Wmru!rl~ila----------~ no be away f om their houses and lam lies on a full time ob bssis of any ns ure and ye wei orne the opportun y of supp ementing the lam y n orne SEOEMS women pa me s ea n weekly paychecks averaging n the $20 ange they go on a is abOu lour times pe week Bes de he po n of thia s o y but n dentally bene! Ia to the SEOEMS reg on IS the Ia that women EMTs pass on he know edge of emergency treatment to othe members of the1r families In crisis s ua ons herefore more peop e dare ap to app y correc measures of care formanagmg a scene unUI the p ope pa a p ofess onals arrive These same women more so than men seek to become more know edgable and not nfrequenUy trave at their own expense to EMS a n ng sem nars outs de their own se en county area The follow ng Usting by SEOEMS station is a close apprOlWIUition of the per cen age of lmes women de ve ed EMS se vice dur ng the pas year in GaiUa and MeigS GaiUa County 50 percent day time 25 percent n ght me and Meigs Pomeroy 50 pe cent day 25 percent 11!8111 snd Rutland 00 percent day 50 percent nigh A moet stations m which women pa Uc pate the above percentage f gure~are tn. dlcat ve of a IDIXed crew on runs On occuion however from the Coo ville Glouster Wellston and GalUs County stat ons c ews w II be comprised sole y of w<men In these seven Southeas Ohio counties preVIous to the SEOEMS operation EMS was delivered almcst exclualve)y by the men of two mun clpal squads six volunteer IIQuads and 33 funeral homes I was on y speculated as to what psr women ould play and moet of the speculation was nega ve especially from members of thia all male fraternity As a na onal demon CCimbinltlooa tbat work ocl otratioo project llnaDced wttb are wwkable only beca- t.Mral fundi to lbo ale\ 0( women are available almoet 90 percent since mid Apparen y women 19'12 the SEOEMS project hooaewlves and mothers of has proven valuable to the school-ege children like Ibis nation on many points by duty Firat It lends a certain provid ng heretofo e n p Ide and sat sfac ton n unknown data The most being of value to the com llllplrlanl revelation snd munlty As observed earUe perhaps necessary to the women are apt to be more perpuaUon of SEOEMS tself compassionate about he after fede a funding s misfortunes of their neigh- removed is that a regions bors ocl SEOEMS service IS resource of womenp<JWer can a del nile outlet for thia and will do the job A o d ng o William Tay or SEOEMS dlrecOO. of f e d opera ons /Tn om psr ng the ab U y to earn and the ab I y o pe form p ocedures and techn ques there is no apprec ab e dif le ence between he sexes I ve noticed that aile~ han dl ng hundreds of v ctlms the male EMT s mo e hardened o cooler oward the miseries or p ob ems of these unfortunates while women are apt to be more com pass onate wth hese pons cove ed the ques on unanswered is why does the presence of women EMTs make t more e onomi al to ope ate an EMS system since the pay scale is the same fo both sexes In a word the answe s ava abi y more p ec se y the a a ab I y of part me women EMTs In the lklation SEOEMS system today nine stations operate with on y one vehic e In efforts to conta n costs SEOEMS has been succesaful so far In g vlng expeditious service by haVIng only one full time EMT res de at the station and cal ng n a secood person by radio H the system were fully male there would not be enough trained peraoone available In many communities to a.saure a twoman crew eapeclally during the dayligh hours It is here where women fill the bill Similar y a two vehicle sta on those w til serv ce a eas of he a ger popula ons o a ge geographic SIZe women are called upon to 1111-ln durmg ce taln hours for full timers on vaca on and particularly to run the ilecond vehicle on simultaneous calla At the Gallipolis station two women full timers work the same trick snd many times call In men part-timers on the secood vehicle The same situation OCCUI"II at Coolville and G ouster In Athens County both one veh c e stations with one-woman lull time coverage snd call-IllS of both oexes These a e examples There are other numerous the Collins report ••• By Sea. Oallley Colllu COLLUMBUS Beginning October I 1975 low snd mid le Income f811lilles In Ohio began recelv!Dg free social se v ces State Sena o Oakley C Collins r Ironton In esponse to a vast numbe of Inquiries to Ibis off ce concerning the social services the Title II Con tract which provides fede al funds lo tile project, was j o n tly s gned Tuesday Septembe 30 by the Ohio Departmen of Mental Health and Mental Retardation and the Ohio Department of Public Welfare T tie XX s somewhat revolutionary in that t is maldng serv ces avallab e to non-welfare reclp ents on a alldlng lee acale basta and II is railing the Income ceiling eligibility to '7 200 00 'If ess yearly for families of four stated Senator Collins ThOle residents considered elig b e n addition to ow Income famllles are Aid for Dependent Children ADC rec p en s Supplemen a Secu ty Income SSI rec p en s Med ca d reclp ents and persons In Immediate danger needing social protective serv ces Ac ord ng to Senator Collins the biennia budge app oprlated flO 250 000 each yea n state funds to the ()epa ment of Welfa e $12 775 000 each yea n state and oca funds to the Oh o Depsrtmen of Mentel Health and Mental Retardation snd $500 000 each year to the Commission on Aging In orde for Ohio to utlllze all of Is FISCB Year 1978 allotmen of f 'J:/ miiUon app OJtimate y f42 5 miiUon In non.fede a money state and loca funds and donste.d fund must be a sed said SenaOO. Collins 'This is the firs time Ohio has ever requested Is full allotment !'rev ously rece ved less than 50 percen of the amount. Title XX is~ outg owtb of legislation o govern social serv ces which was signed into law las January 4 by Preslden Gerald Ford varioua Ohio social services will nc ude day care ocl foster care for adults snd ch dren health..,elated services ou pat en care emergency care special services for the blind rehab litaUon and discharge p ann ng from hospitals protect ve serv ces for ch ldren counsel ng p ograrns lega serv ceo snd train ng and emp oymen services A thought for the day British novel st George Meredith IBid Who t1se1 from prayer a better man his prayer is answered �6 The Dally Sen ne M ~dlepo Pon oy 0 Th D 6 95 Moda 0 6 975 PUlL C NOT CE ' · FU L TEXT OF AMEND mENTS TO THE OH 0 CONST TUT ON PROPOSED BY N T AT V! PET T ON TO IE SUIM TTEDTO HE VOTERS AT TH! GENERA ELECT ON NOVEMBER t I W TH ARGUMENTS N FAVOR AND ARGUMENTS N OPPOS T ON TO EACH Ladies make SEOEMS go ATHENS WOMAN POWER makes SEOEMS go The eg ona emergency med a serv e fo sou heas Oh o w be 33 ope ationa months-old by the end of Ibis yea and is shaking down as an eH c ent qua ly hea th system Ye few of the area s ne qua e m on pop u a on ea ze the magn tude of the o e of the system s distaff emp oyees To mos he piCture con ured up at the mention of ambulan es s of rna e attendan Is those fellows In the wh te coats orb ue ja kets or umpsults perhaps depend mg upon which TV show was las seen The publi com monly equates ambulance aerv ce simlla ly delive ed as those of fire or law enfo cemen by men No so w th SEOEMS • The tota f e d force numbers 77 EMTs slate ce tlf ed emergency med cal • technicians comprised of 129 males and 48 lema ea 37 pe cent yet amaz ngly women are preoen on app OJttmately 50 percent of all ambulance runs The system ~ales w th a solid nucleus of 43 full time emts supP emen ed by 132 parttime s A part-timer called paid volunteer by the system lives or workl near an am bulance station and Is called by adlo as needed They are ARGUMENT N OP pa d by the triA It becomes Increasingly amBling then in ON 0 PROPOSED AMEND view of he women s work performance to realize tba women number only 10 percen of tile full time force 4 females vs 39 males and about a tbird of the parttimers 44 lema es vs 90 males In lac w thout Is gals t is h ghly probable ha SEOEMS would eithe A Cos so much as to be p ohib live in thia rural hlll country of small tu baBe or B Fo d because inc p en to coe there might not be enough peop e to run the ambulances When the system was envisioned In 197 I was anticipated to be an equal opportun y employer Squaw Squads as women ci"ewed vebl.clel were callecl In t11011e dayo were operating successfully a several small commun les n Oh o In Southeas Oh o I was unknown how many women would vo untee to undertake the free training program and upon qualifying remain once they actually saw the b oody carnage to body snd limb a accident scenes I has been p oven tba some persons regardless of heir sex s mp y canno stomach the aftermath of v olen Injury Some public off c1als while auUlorlzlng the use of ocal public lunda in support of the system scoffed a the deo t11a women attendants would be able for Instance to p y open a smashed ca to free a trapped vttim As fo egomg figures In dlcate the women them selves have silenced acoffers In all he skill areas of a p acticing EM!' women are dally provmg themselves the equal of a rna e Negative y there are times when two women EMTs alone may no be ab e to llf o hand transport a heavy v ctim b11t such nstances se dom ar se '!'here is always someone around to he p To balance this physical lim tat on women usually outshine the rna e when a v ctim delivers or s about to deliver an In fan t, or is an lrra onal or BROWN menta y dls'lurbed female So on M $ 00 00 85 s s s s 0 p 0 6 0 ~llllMIDJ1rn;r:7.:~:-t.c host fou Jumble' o ea h oqum o o d na y wo da NOJEY I I DIll IEMPAND! I I K) I I 11/DBOf Continued on nexl page concern~~~!Wmru!rl~ila----------~ no be away f om their houses and lam lies on a full time ob bssis of any ns ure and ye wei orne the opportun y of supp ementing the lam y n orne SEOEMS women pa me s ea n weekly paychecks averaging n the $20 ange they go on a is abOu lour times pe week Bes de he po n of thia s o y but n dentally bene! Ia to the SEOEMS reg on IS the Ia that women EMTs pass on he know edge of emergency treatment to othe members of the1r families In crisis s ua ons herefore more peop e dare ap to app y correc measures of care formanagmg a scene unUI the p ope pa a p ofess onals arrive These same women more so than men seek to become more know edgable and not nfrequenUy trave at their own expense to EMS a n ng sem nars outs de their own se en county area The follow ng Usting by SEOEMS station is a close apprOlWIUition of the per cen age of lmes women de ve ed EMS se vice dur ng the pas year in GaiUa and MeigS GaiUa County 50 percent day time 25 percent n ght me and Meigs Pomeroy 50 pe cent day 25 percent 11!8111 snd Rutland 00 percent day 50 percent nigh A moet stations m which women pa Uc pate the above percentage f gure~are tn. dlcat ve of a IDIXed crew on runs On occuion however from the Coo ville Glouster Wellston and GalUs County stat ons c ews w II be comprised sole y of w<men In these seven Southeas Ohio counties preVIous to the SEOEMS operation EMS was delivered almcst exclualve)y by the men of two mun clpal squads six volunteer IIQuads and 33 funeral homes I was on y speculated as to what psr women ould play and moet of the speculation was nega ve especially from members of thia all male fraternity As a na onal demon CCimbinltlooa tbat work ocl otratioo project llnaDced wttb are wwkable only beca- t.Mral fundi to lbo ale\ 0( women are available almoet 90 percent since mid Apparen y women 19'12 the SEOEMS project hooaewlves and mothers of has proven valuable to the school-ege children like Ibis nation on many points by duty Firat It lends a certain provid ng heretofo e n p Ide and sat sfac ton n unknown data The most being of value to the com llllplrlanl revelation snd munlty As observed earUe perhaps necessary to the women are apt to be more perpuaUon of SEOEMS tself compassionate about he after fede a funding s misfortunes of their neigh- removed is that a regions bors ocl SEOEMS service IS resource of womenp<JWer can a del nile outlet for thia and will do the job A o d ng o William Tay or SEOEMS dlrecOO. of f e d opera ons /Tn om psr ng the ab U y to earn and the ab I y o pe form p ocedures and techn ques there is no apprec ab e dif le ence between he sexes I ve noticed that aile~ han dl ng hundreds of v ctlms the male EMT s mo e hardened o cooler oward the miseries or p ob ems of these unfortunates while women are apt to be more com pass onate wth hese pons cove ed the ques on unanswered is why does the presence of women EMTs make t more e onomi al to ope ate an EMS system since the pay scale is the same fo both sexes In a word the answe s ava abi y more p ec se y the a a ab I y of part me women EMTs In the lklation SEOEMS system today nine stations operate with on y one vehic e In efforts to conta n costs SEOEMS has been succesaful so far In g vlng expeditious service by haVIng only one full time EMT res de at the station and cal ng n a secood person by radio H the system were fully male there would not be enough trained peraoone available In many communities to a.saure a twoman crew eapeclally during the dayligh hours It is here where women fill the bill Similar y a two vehicle sta on those w til serv ce a eas of he a ger popula ons o a ge geographic SIZe women are called upon to 1111-ln durmg ce taln hours for full timers on vaca on and particularly to run the ilecond vehicle on simultaneous calla At the Gallipolis station two women full timers work the same trick snd many times call In men part-timers on the secood vehicle The same situation OCCUI"II at Coolville and G ouster In Athens County both one veh c e stations with one-woman lull time coverage snd call-IllS of both oexes These a e examples There are other numerous the Collins report ••• By Sea. Oallley Colllu COLLUMBUS Beginning October I 1975 low snd mid le Income f811lilles In Ohio began recelv!Dg free social se v ces State Sena o Oakley C Collins r Ironton In esponse to a vast numbe of Inquiries to Ibis off ce concerning the social services the Title II Con tract which provides fede al funds lo tile project, was j o n tly s gned Tuesday Septembe 30 by the Ohio Departmen of Mental Health and Mental Retardation and the Ohio Department of Public Welfare T tie XX s somewhat revolutionary in that t is maldng serv ces avallab e to non-welfare reclp ents on a alldlng lee acale basta and II is railing the Income ceiling eligibility to '7 200 00 'If ess yearly for families of four stated Senator Collins ThOle residents considered elig b e n addition to ow Income famllles are Aid for Dependent Children ADC rec p en s Supplemen a Secu ty Income SSI rec p en s Med ca d reclp ents and persons In Immediate danger needing social protective serv ces Ac ord ng to Senator Collins the biennia budge app oprlated flO 250 000 each yea n state funds to the ()epa ment of Welfa e $12 775 000 each yea n state and oca funds to the Oh o Depsrtmen of Mentel Health and Mental Retardation snd $500 000 each year to the Commission on Aging In orde for Ohio to utlllze all of Is FISCB Year 1978 allotmen of f 'J:/ miiUon app OJtimate y f42 5 miiUon In non.fede a money state and loca funds and donste.d fund must be a sed said SenaOO. Collins 'This is the firs time Ohio has ever requested Is full allotment !'rev ously rece ved less than 50 percen of the amount. Title XX is~ outg owtb of legislation o govern social serv ces which was signed into law las January 4 by Preslden Gerald Ford varioua Ohio social services will nc ude day care ocl foster care for adults snd ch dren health..,elated services ou pat en care emergency care special services for the blind rehab litaUon and discharge p ann ng from hospitals protect ve serv ces for ch ldren counsel ng p ograrns lega serv ceo snd train ng and emp oymen services A thought for the day British novel st George Meredith IBid Who t1se1 from prayer a better man his prayer is answered �• .' J -. • 8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 . Monday , Oct. 6, 1975 ___._,_ oR_~·~ LAM _B_ _~.,··- -:-'- :j[~-=,t~ R es.ults Don't kill · taste ·buds By Lawrtnce E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - I am a ·compulsive overeater. I try everything, then I'll go on a binge and, eat myself to death. II there any way to remove or kill m y taste buds so I won' t get any satisfac tion or enjoyment from food '! I really think it would be w.ortp it. I need your help' desperately . ' DEAR READER - The factors that cause you to eat are much more complex than that. II is true that if people eat food they don't like they are more successful in losing weight, but the story doesn't end there . ll'!any people eat too much as part of their habit patte rn - eating when bored, to socialize, when frustrated , because It is that time of day or to reward oneself. For luther discussion of why you have hunger, wrile to me in care of !hi! newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. Send 50 cents and 'a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope, and ask lor Health Letter number 2-7, Obesity: The High Cost of Fat. There Is a center in the brain that tells you to eat or not to eat. It responds to your leVel of ·blood sugar (glucose) . Regardless of whether you feel full or food tastes good or not, If your bl'ood glucose level is low you will be hungry; and as your glucose level rises your hunger diminished. Cutting out all your taste buds won' t change that. DEAR DR. LAMB - My ue 8 Uonlsshouldpeopleona q low-fat dlet .eat pork? They eat ill ihe beef they want. The fat in beef Is much harder than the fat in pork . , If all the fat Is trimmed off before cooking I cannot see why one kind Is not as sale to eat as the other, To some of us who have his tal hernia the pork Is more easily digested. I would very much llke to have your opinion on this matter. · DEAR READER - ~en alter you eut away all the visible fat there Is still fat In meat. It Is In the actual muscle fiber themselves, and yo~ can't see it. It makes a lot of difference which cut of beef or pork you are talking about. you caq get an idea by looking at the per cent of fat by weight in various cuts of raw meat after all the visible fat has been removed : Pet. 4.7 RoundSieak 7.5 , Rump T·Bone Steak (choice) 8;1 11 .0 Chuck Rib Ham 7.5 PorkLoin 11.4 Ught cured Boston butt · 12.3 The separable lean ham is about the lea nest cut of pork , and many. other cuts have a great deal more fat, some of w6ich I~ difficult to remove beiO're cooking. Those low percentage figur es do not mean low-fat food s. Because of the high water .conlent of meat (70 per , cent) 31 per cent of the calories in raw , separable, lean round sleak are from fat and 52 per cent from · the' chuck rib. Over 44 per cent of the calories in the separable lean of ham and 55.5 per cent of the light cured Boston butt are from fat. It makes a lot of difference whether you are talking about per cent of wetght or per cent of total calories. . Yes, there is a tiny bit more polyunsaturated fat in pork than there is in beef, but not enough to make a great difference. You can use the lean cuts of ham and the lean cuts of beef in moderation. Lean round sleak ani flank steak are rather low in fat even when raled in terms ot calories. There is no evidence that pork is betler lor patients with hiatal hernia than beef. The management of h1atal hernia depends on a lot of other well-e s tablished principles. ~ .. ~ 2 siGns ',n u·_.AUOFTY . ,'i'J. I • · Pomerov : ·~~~;I%::':..\1\ii·!1l fM.otor:.Co. 197S CAPRICE CLASSIC 15495 d door. Co Demoo, sandst one fin• sh, v tnyl top and vi nyl tri m, Am radio tmd ta pe, ai r cond ., atJtomatiC, P S, P. B .• P. door lock s. P wmdows . 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JIOf6 SOIJTII ·-- 6Q742 4AK96 • AK104 • 43 ... AK8 Both vulnerable W011 it " North East South 3. Pass Pass S t Pass Pass 6 • Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead J 4 4N.T SN T 6 N.T A reader from Nevada want.. to know what we rebid after partner responds one spade to our one dillmond opening . Our hand Is : .... ~IC>t.. 992-7608 811AI!EST T~ING I EVfR Sf<H· lHAllll ll£ BOr' WOUlD Johnson Masonry & Remodeling ,...-==';,;c-l r:::===:::- 7.: HAVE BffH KIL<fD, S U ~E • Bird& Mastic VInyl Siding A lean, Alcoa & Wolverine Aluminum Siding Bird Vinyl Gutters and Downspouts ' 1 Soffits of all kind s : -- 10·5·75 1 BUT TIO\T 61RL DIVED F~ HIM AND T>EY BOTH ROLLED CL£1\R .. NEIGLE;;S-Bu'ildi;;Q- ; n':l We spec!OI Ize lfll · buold lng houses . Also , dti' repair work and cebinef5, aluminum siding Ca ll Guy Ne lgle r . 9<9 -25 08 ; If no• answer call 949 2813 or 94! -: 2457 . 1 s u~ply ALLEY OOP -------------·---· (Do you have a question tor the Jacobys? Write "Ask the Jacobys " care of this newspaper. The most In· terestmg quest1ons will be used In this column and wrlrers will receive copies of JACOBY MOD.ERN.) ~£'!'• ..,.,., by tHOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS S FuJl..dress 1 Pitcber S Elbica u u..:.. 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Profit Ia likely If you uoe your lnalghts wisely. t7 Tropical fruit.. 41 Viands H~ !.:HT 11-M IrtfrfH DOWN 1M J')1f> I Feminine suf!IK 2 Pitcb 3 Ostrich's relative L~~---------=~----------~--------~~!0~~ tN~~ Iabrie -::-:: ----_--:--.-.. DAILy· CRYPTOQUOTE - I. PROMISED 1HE WIDOW WOMAN .. Here's how to work It : ' AXY. DLBAAXI. II LONGFELLOW I 'D 1-lELP HER 5HAMI=OO HER One letter aimp)y atands for another. In this sample A Ia · used for the three L's. X for the two O's, ttr.- Single 11ttters. afl!)ltrophes, the length n11d formation of the \\OrQS 'ire oil hln18. Eatb doy the rode !etten are dlllerent. CARPET ! --------------1 ' ''' __ __________ HQSNJM RZ ' CllYPTOQUOTES NH XABQP SXM HRAJM'Y BNOF F N P Y PM H H • - Q·. P. UXNSMXMQY Yesterday's Cryptoquote: I GOT ALL THE SCHOOUNG AN ACTRESS NEEDS - THAT IS, I LEARNED TO WRITE ENOUGH TO SIGN CONTRACTS. - HERMIONE GINGOLD I J<NOW 'IO'RE IN THAR,SNUFF,Y!! COME OUT W!F 'lORE HANDS WHAT'S THE IIIATTER? Lost • 6 : ~olumbus Today 4; Sunrise Semester 10. 6:25-Farm Report 13. 6:JO-.New Zoo Revue 4; News 6; Bible Answers I; Concerns & Comments 10; Rev . Cieophus Robinson 13 . 6:45-Mornlng Report 3. 6:5s-<:huck White ReP.,rts ,10; News 13. 7:0Q-Today 3,4, IS; A.M. America 6, 13; CBS News 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7· JO-.Schoolles 10. 8:0G-Lucy Show 6; Capt . Kangaroo 8,10; Sesame St. 33. 8:30-Big Valley 6. 9:oo-A.M . 3; Ph!l Donahue 4,1S; Lucy Show 8; Mike Douglas 10; Morning with D.J . 13. 9:30-Not lor Women Only 3; One Life to Live 6; • Musical Chain 8; New Zoo Revue 13. 10 : ~elebrlty Sweepstakes U,15 ; Dinah 6; Give-NTake 8,10; Mike Douglas 13. 10:3o-Wileel of Fortune 3,4,15; Price Is Right 81 10. 11 :0Q-High Rollers 3,15; I Dream of Junme 4; Gambit 8, 10; Elec. Co. 20. 11 : JO-.Hollywood Squares 3,15; Happy Days 13; Midday 4; Love of Life 8,10; SesameSI. 20. 11:55-Take Kerr 8; Dan !mel's World 10. 12:0Q-Magnlflcenl Marble Machine 3, 15; ShoWoffs13; Bob Braun's 50·50 Club 4; News 6,8,10. 12 :._,3 for the Money 3, 1S; Search for Tomorrow 8, 10; All My Children 6,13. 12 :4S.- Eitc. Co. 33. 12 :S5-NBC News 3, 1S. 1:OQ-Nws 3; Ryan's Hope6,13; Phil Donahue 8; Young . & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15. I : JO-.Days of Our Lives 3,4,1S; Let's Make a Deel6,13; As the World Turns 8, 10. 2:QO-S10,000 Pyramid 6,13; Guiding Light 8,10. 2: ._Doctors 3,4, 15; Rhyme & Reason 6, t3; Edge of Night 8,10. 3:0Q-Anolher World 3,4,15; General Hospital 6,13; Match Game 8,10; Liles Yoga & You 20. 3:30-()ne Life to Live 13; Bewitched 6; Tafflelales 8, 10; Romagnolls' Table 20. 4:oo-Mr. Cartoon 3; MeN Griffin 4; Someneff 15; Mickey Mouse Club 6,8; Mister Rogers 20,33;' Movie "Girl Crary" 10; Dinah 13. 4:30-Bewlltchecl3; Mod Squad 6; Partridge Family a; Sesame St. 20,33 ; Get Smart 15. ! :oo-Bonanra 3; Family Affair 8; Star Trek t5. 5:JO-.Adam-12 4; News 6; Beverly Hillbillies 8; Elee. Co. 20,33; Adam -12 13. . 6:oo-News 3,4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Hodgepodge LodQe 20; Jody's Body Shop 33. 6:30-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; Arwt'f Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; YOO.r Futuro I s - 33; Ara & ~ J sc:.,.lla 10. . 7:oo-Trultl or Cons. 3; To Tell the Truth•; Bowling for Dollars 6; WIIDurn Broltters I ; News 10; Name That Tune 13; Family Affair 15; Anflques20; Wild, Wild World of Animals 33. 7:30-Hollywood Squares 3,4; Let's Delli with It 6; J25,000 Pyramid 8; Evening · EditiOn with Mart[n Agronsky 20; Price Is Right 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Wally's Workshop 15; FamiCiy Theatre 33. 8:0G-Joe Geroglola 3,4,15; Happy Days 6,13; Good Times 8, 10; Ourstoty 20.33. 8:15-Baseball Play-Off 3,4,15. B: 30-W.Icome Back, Kotler 6,13; Joe & Sons 1,10; ConsuiT!or Su rvival Kit 20,33. . v:oo-Rootlles 6, 13; Switch 8,10; Switch 1, 10; Ascent of Man 20,33. 10:oo-Marcus Welby, M.D 6,13; Beacon Hill 1,10; News 20; Interlace 33. 4t Going-· (seeking favors) L1L ABNER ___ ________ -···~., TUESDAY, OCTDIIER 7,1975 emperor For Sale . .- Evening Edltllon with Marlin Agronsky 20; .High Road to Adventure 10; To Tell the Truth 13.; Marco Sportllte: Football 33. 8 OQ-Bobby VInton 3; Barbary Coast 6,13; Invisible Man 4,15; Gunsmoke 8; In Performance at Wolf Tron 20.33; Rhoda 10. 8 30-We Think You Should Know 3; PhyiCis 10. 9 OG-Movle " The Train 1-!obbers" 3,15; NFL Football 6,13; Movie " Run a Crooked Mile" 4; All In the Family 8, 10. 9:JO-.Maude 8, 10. IO ·OQ-Medl cal Center 8,10. 10.31>-News 20; Earthkeeptng 33.· l f: OG-News 3,U,10,15; ABC News 33. 11,:31>-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Movie " The VIctim" 8; Movie " Ninotchka" 10; Janak! 33 12:0Q-News 6,13. 12:31>-FBI 6; Untouchables 13. 1·oo-Tomorrow 3,4. 1 JO-.News 13. :II Roman · For Sale · --- --·--- ------ form) .. Purpoee do --------------- ForS* ...... :II Nonray's palnln llillt 33 Game akin G June plu:ue to blnco 4J New ( eomb. 31 Start of a -·~ ~ --~·------ /. WE SPECIALIZE In mobile home furnace r epe lr , Phone 992-S858. . HOUSE for sale In Rutland 9·18-tfc HutchiSon Subd ivision , brick front, all ele c . 3 bedrooms and bath , full ' E .w I N G M A' c 'H -, N E ' basement and ga rag e, buill · Repairs, se rvice . all makes in oven and rang e, mll tch in g 992·228 4 Th e F1 b r l ~ Shop , refr igerator -fre ezer , well P om~ro y AuthoHzed Singer wat er. Asking S2StSOO . For Sa les a nd Se rv ic e vye appo intm ent. phon e 669 · shar pen Scissors . 1 3183. now vacant . J 29-tfc 10·3·31c ' ELWOOD SOWE~ ' REPA IR lf2MILEnst ofMason , W Va. · Sweepers, toe . rers, Iron$, 3 bedrms.., new kJtchen , full all small app liances La"Yn basem e nt. c arpeted , mower , nex t to State Hlg·h . ,_ paneled, garage, for ced lllr wa y Garage on Rout e q .l1 ' heat , fenced 11• acr e yard . Pt)one 985 3825 1 ~ A. approved . Pri ced fo r ,' • 4-16-trc quick sale Phon e 13041 882 · - - ·-h ";·---· - ~ - ----;-, .,.. 2484 . 10-3-61c WOULD YOU BEL IEV E? BUild an all stee l building a t 3 BEDRM . home , lus t Pol e Barn prices? Golden finished , remodeling, Sa lem Gian t All Stee l Bu ildings St. , Rutland. Phon~ 7A2·361 S Rl 4, Box 148, waverl y: after A p.m , or see Mil o B Ohio. Phone 947·2296, , 7 24.ffc ..., Hut chison 9-23-tfc -::-r-~ SEP TIC TANKS clce n&d M I D D L E P 0 R T , .n e w Modern Sanita tion. 992 3954 decorat e.d, carpeted , ga s or 99 2 73 -1 9, ' forced a ir, 3 bedroom, w~ 9 18 tt c storv corn er lot , si ng le garage , near schoo l and BA'Cr H-o-e·-f-o;7e"n ;;- hOUr Or shopping c ent er, $17,5 00 . • contract. R,eg or ex . 992 .7624 , 586 Li ncol n St , cavatlng type Septic tanks Middl eport . Installed . Bill Pull ins. Phon e 9 161fc 992·24 78. 8·27 -Hc 5 RM . , HOUSE , good lot, WE DO alum lnum sldlriU7" natural gas furna ce, carpet ourter work , and paneling . Phone 7.42. paneling, painting , 1 3964 . . _._ bing , We fiX the 9-30·61p house. AI Tromm, Our answer is that in spite of the minimum nature of our hand we raise our partner to two spades. A one notrump call with that worthless doubleton In hearts is very bad,,_The dia· mood suit really 1hould not be , rebid, so we take the least of the various evils. Bid two spades and hope for the best. 1 61L 3 -~ • Q321P 94 t AQ652. KQ7. By Oswald & James Jacoby Jim . " We answered a question about the perfect sarety ~-···~~-"""'-, r-, -- --;;:==::::::::: play a few days ago. How about eur 'S some artieles to illustrate." GRAHOPA AND Oswald : " Here is a elasslc . It GRAHDMA w~L has been appearing in this and ..SH To SEE other columns for years but tt YOU COM E· . I ' is still a good one . South ftnds himself in six notrump and needs six diamond tricks to br·mg hls contract in. The safety play is to lead a di~mond and duck completely in dummy after West follows . This guards against find10g all four d1amonds in the West hand and of course, there are no worries if diamonds break 3·1 or 2·2." 20ACRES - ,2houses,onenew dbl. wide, nice· barn on school bus and mail rts. $31 ,000 BRICK HOME - 3 bedrooms, -----~----~-S - 261 "; mod. kit. nat. gas, city water .RE ADY ' MIX CO NCR . ET ~' . and nicely paneled . Now de liv ered r ight to you , ~~~ISTING - bedrooms, es pro1 ect Fast and easy Free llmates Ph one 992 328~1 bath, mod. kit . gas furnace, 2 . Goe g l e~n Re ad y Mh1 Co t porcl'res and level lol. 512,500 . ¥ iddleporl , Oh iQ. "' 1 ACR E - 3 bedrooms, bath,. 6-30 Hq drilled well. and old service , · ·- ---·=- -------- ' station. Only S8,000 EXCA VAHN G, bockho e; RENOVATED _ 7 room do ze r and dll cher. Gas1 ele ct ric and we ter li ne house , 3 bedrooms, bath, mod . burla , base men ts, footers, kit . gas F.A. furnace. 2 acres se ptic system s. and bru sh of land . S29,500. cleaning . Wil l ha ul 1111 dirt ; 5 ACRES - In the country , l~p soi l, sand and grav el, . l•m estone for dr iveways a nd part IY fenc e d · N1ce 1a rm roads. Phone Charl es R pond , drilled well and mobile Hat fi eld , Ba ckh oe Service , hom e. 51 5,500. Rt I, Ru tland , Oh io, 742 SYRACU S ~ - 7 room frame 6092 7-11 ·901¢ house on nice lot . 13,000 -------------.._., I NEW LISTING - 157 a cre tAQATIN G', dOze r, loede~ · cattle term e room home, E'Xand backhoe work, septie balh , large barn and 2 ponds. tanks insla ll ed : dumq. Most minerals. 560.000 .00 trucks. en d lo boys for hire,· Will ha ul fill d irt. top soli , BUY NOW AND BE SEC URE li mestone and gra vel; Ca tl IN LATER LIFE. Bob or Roge r J eff ers, da'y phone 992 7089 , nigh t ph one 992 3525 or 992 ·5232 2 11 He ____________ _ ' ' WHEEL alignmen t and brak'e; serv ice Call Hers chel Rose)! 992.3793 or 992 ·5331. ' 1 10-HtJ!: . Yard Sale __ ___________ I U.S. COINS Sales & Setvice &..---------' CAPTAIN EASY 9-17 1 mo ' 1600 Nye St. Pomeroy Ph. 992-3313 or 992-5880 '' t ·Free Estimates AI Tromm Ph. 742-2328 mo Racine Plumbing & Heating Real Estate For Sale We Paint Houses We Paint Barns We .Paint Roofs We Paint Anything • ----------------------------- __ ___________ •' ' •, ' \ I ~ MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 197S -~~~~~~----~~~,, '-:---'------:-------------:. ~. ~ SAVE - Notice 1\ • • ----~-··_...:,____~__,:r 1973 HONDA 350, 4 cyl wilh wind jammer II & extras. Call 949 2225. s P M Day Befor e Pub 3 FA MILY Ya rd Sa le, Mori I· ' day, Tu esday, and Wed· 10·2·6tc loc a tton nesday . 415 South Fourth Monday Deadl lne9a .m . supp~ . . Av e, Midd le port. Can cella l ion - Cor rfc l lon s 10-S-3tc Wtll b e accept ed until Q a .m LANDMARK'S for Da y of Publi cation 3 FAMIL Y Yard ·s ales at van REGULATIONS cOoney residence , 52 ~ Grant The Pu bli sher rese rves the Accountant r igh t to ed1t or relect any ad s St. , Midd leport , Oh io, Phone 992-6173 Monday and Tuesday, 10 ti lt dee me d obj ect ional. Th e pub lishe r wilt no t be d Can celled if rai n · 9-21-30tc · 1052tc responsi ble for mor e th an one 1ncorr ect inse rllon. RATES PRIZES - FUN For Want Ad Service REFRESHMENTS 5 ce nts per word on e mser t1on Minimum ChargeS1 .00 ONE d rm . and bath furn ished.. PR IVAT E mee tmg room for Come 1n and register. One ar,m and 2 baths , all on Jd cent s peir word thr ee any org anizat iOn , phone 992 large ot . Phone 949-2666 for consecut ive Inse rt ion s No purc~ase neceSsarv. 3915 appointment . 16 cents per word six con 3 11 He secutiv e msertion!'i 10-S-3tc - POMEROY LANDMARK 25 Per Cent Discount on pa id COUN TRY home, 6 rms ., 9._ J ack W. Carsey, Mgr. RU STIC Hills home , S6.SOO ads and ads pa1 d 'fi l! hin 10 bath , and utilities C-TP Aiia out right, $24,000 balance days , · Phone 992-2181 Water Phone (614) 98;5-3846. CARD OF TMANKS Phone 992 -7523. 10·5·31p & Obituary 10·5-6tp S2 .00 for 50 word min1 mum LAURELANO ONE lei propelled 2'1' h.p ou t· Apar tments, Ee -: ": aJU itional word 3c. board i'notor One 8 wick NEW house , unfinished, 3 6th and George Streets In BLIND ADS bedrooms, on 3 acres land , turning plow. One. Dave New Haven, W . Va . Brand Addit iOnal 25c Charge per near Meigs Mine No 1 on Bradlev garden tractor with new 2 bedrm . town houses , Adver tisemen t. Hampton HoiiQw Road, If• 8 h.p Wisconsin motor . One fully appliances furnis hed, OFFICE MOURS mile Been lived In, S9,000 custom made canopy, IS x carpeted , renting S128 up a: JD a m to s:oo p m. Dall y, Also, 1938 Chevy, runs good IS Phone 678 2166. mCiud lng utili ti es . Calt with new ba tterv , $200 . 8 30 a .m to 12:00 Noon 10·5·6tc manager at 1 (30A) 882·2567 . Sa ii,Jrd a y Phone 1614) m- ~6S . I0 -5-12tc PENN IES Franklin flrepl a~e·, 'I0-5-61p 30 In elec rang~ Phone ONE HOU SE with 5 rms . and 16141 985·3920. J AN D d ROOM fu rnish ed and a bath In ni c ~ neighborhood . 10·5-3tc apartm ents unfurn ished On ly 57 ,200 Phone 992 -5786 BASE ME NT SALE , 40S New " OI L OF MINK " Ph one 99? 54Jd. produc ts, new ca talog s, Get 4 11 lfc R'UG weaving and rugs for 10·5-61c SP R IN G AVE v er y n ice, on our . growing customer sale Phone 992-2329 c le an clol hlng , differ ent list. Or maybe you would I 0-5-6tc 3 BEDRM . hou se In Rac ine siz es Tuesd•y a ll day. Th e lik~ to take orders ? Phon e ~COU N TRY Phone 949 -2671. res t ol week from 4 to 7. · Mobile Hom e Helen J . - Brown , 992 $11 3, 10·5·26tC 10-6-31c Pa r k, Rt 33 , ten mil es north 9 REG . Angus heifers, ex . KOSCOT Independent ce llent blood line . Phone 992 -------------of Pom eroy La rg e lots wtth Distributor . 3 BEDROOM home S~ower 2789 concre te pat1os , Sidewa lks , : and bath, one floor plan 9·21 ·tfC run ners and off s tr ee t 10·5·6tc ADVERTISEMENT Basement, double garage FOR DISPOSAL OF pa r ki ng Phon e 99'l 7J79 with workshop over, car · COUNTY RECORDS 11 31 tfc1 EXCELLENT Bundy cornet, port . 3 outbu il dings Almost 1968 Eng lish Ford . Phone On Se ptember 30, 1975 the 2 a cres of land. Phone 742· 992 ·3215. County Record s Commiss ion GARAGE Sole at li26 E. Ma in TRAILER space for ' rent Ai l 2845 or see Robert Hayman , 10 s 6tc met8ur! uMt to Se c\ 1A9.38 of utilities . Phone 992-5535. St , Pom erov . 3 hou se s Sal em St , R ulland , any lhe . R.C. and approved lhe 9 16 lfc TRAVEL TRA ILER , MU ST below !he Mlnetsvllle Corp . lime applications of the fo llowing thru Fr iday , Oct . 7 Tuesday 10 s 6tc SELL . 1976 3S ft. raclory air. offices for disposa l of r ecor ds 10. 2 lounge chairs , be~ ~ URNI S HED aparlment. private bedrm ., fu ll bath , Aud ito r, Treasu r er , Co m spr ings , etc · adults only In Middleport. carpeted through , tandem missioners, Probate Court, ...,. . 10·5-3tc Phone 992·387.4 wheels, many extras. deluxe Oeparlmenl of Hulth , County 3 25 tfc throughout. Will 1~ke Hom e, County 1 &.9\lrf. and FI-ST t ime two t•roUY.1 --------- ------... smaller trailer on trade . Clerk of Courts ' • LARGE 2 $tOry dwell ing , G Solo; top, . ~ Mrs . Llnry , Henderson 's .· , Th ese ll att w\1 11~~-hvallable v I, TL fJ t ~ As unfurn ished , can be made Mobile Home Park. Hen fo r pUblic l nspe~ t i OP; dur ing Into 2 apartmen ts In Mid · Btlfk 'Plan t, "' mi . on 1-11 derson , W Va . at Shadle business hour s In V\ ~ ~ ud ltor's Handmade Raggedv Ann dleport. Call 992 317J. Bridge. office and Holly Hobble dolls, dog 10-1-6tc IO·S·6tc co ll ection , bottles, kitchen . Board of Meigs Co . ware, linens, 2 - 131n . snow A RM . apartment , furnished , ONE Ill Elec . water pump , S130 monlh, utiliti es paid tires , babies ', girls' and like new with 20 gallon tank . Comm Iss loners I'OOO~J{Cfj,_ Couple only Phone 992 ·397S. ladies ' c.,othlng , clock radio , Pump Is one-th ird h.p. S75. Henry Wells . 10·.3-tfc Items . clean lot misc . Phone 992 S786 . Chairman . 138 ROLLING ACRES merchandise. Tues ., Oct. 7 IO-S-61c S175 per acre . Heavy and Wednesday, Oct . 8, 9:30 no t 3, 6, 7, ft'c a m till d p.m timber - Minerals - Old 5 FT BUSH HOG , 3 pt. hlrch , 10·3·Af c • 5200. Phone. 1614 ) 98S -3594. hOuse & well Good 10·S-7tc - - - - - - - - - - - -- THE UNDERSIGNED will hunting. NOTICE TO YA RD So les at Maplewood sell at public sale fo r cash MIDDLEPORT I CONTRACTORS La ke In Rac ine, Mondav end the follow ing motor vehicle 10 10 JOHN Deere dozer. New STORY FRAME . 3 BR . engine, paint, canopv with STATE OF OHIO . ~ u e sda 'f. to be taken from Ronald bath . Nice lot. New ca rpet DEPARTMENTOF 10·5·21c McCarty, RD 2, Cheshire , · winch . Reverser bar . SA,SOO . and paneling . Nal. gas Phone 16141 98S -3594. TRANSPORTATION - -- - - - -- - - - -- Oh io 4S~20 : 1967 Dodge 10-5-7tc Columbus, Ohio Coronet , Serial No WH.t5 heat $12.500. . September 19, 1975 F71112279. The sa le will be CLOSE IN - w, acre . 2 1972 FARMALL cub tractor Contract SOles LODII Copy held at 105 Union Avenue , BR . bath . Utility R. with cultivators and fer No.75-611 · BR US H hog, 4 lo 5 ft . Pull Pomeroy , OhloatiO .OOA .M. Garage. Own waler system lilizer s attac hment E x UNIT PRICE CONTRACT ty pe . Phone 1304 : 882.291 s. on the 101h day ol Oclober, cel lent condit ion Phone 247 · 8. city waler. Enclosed PMS·OOOSI27l . 1975. The undersigned 10 .s _31c reserves 2082 or 247 ·275S. Sealed proposa ls will be the right to bid . patio . $8,300. _ _ _ '!'r _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ 10-S -3tc rece iv ed at the offic e of the Jt o- tUrllii;;re.-:-ke- bo;;s, The Farmers Bank & POMEROY - 1'12 acre Director of the Ohio Departbra ss beds, or compl ete s a v I no s Company , very private 2 BR bath, 1964 INTERNATIONAL 1600 men t of T r a nsJ)or/a'tlon ~ households . Write M. o- .. Pomeroy, Oh iO. nice kitchen, utility R. L.W.B 5sp1.,2sp. solldcab, Co lumbus, Ohio , unll 10 :00 Mill e r. Rl . 4, Pomeroy , 10 S-31c new paint. Phone (6U) 985· Porch . Nat. gas furnace. 2 A.M., Ohio Stondord Time, Ohio Co li 992-7760 ' +--~--------- 3998 . Tu es day , o ctober 21 , 1975, for 10-7.74 1913 FORD P lckuf . 250 ve, _. car garage. $13,000. 10·S·31C Imp rovements In : , Hocking , - - -- -- - - -- - - - POMEROY - I story Ath ens, Gollla sp.; p.s., p.b.. 1 •800 · Ph one frame ...:. 3 BR . bath . Full Mei gs, Monroo , Morga n', (WI 98S-3S94. GREEN . BEAN S, pic k your 10·5; 71C basement with TV rbom , VInto n and Wfs hlng to n own . Andrew Cross , Letart Count jes, Ohio, en var ious WANT TO HELP? Carellne Is --------------. Fells. Ohio . Phone 247 ·2852. BR , ullllty, workshop Nat. 1972 NOVA In excellent con . road s In ATH ; Ga l . Cities of ta king appllcfJ tio ns for 10·5-6tc gas furnace , concrete patio For more In · dltion . Crown City, Rio Grande In . te lephone volunteers . Forty, · In rear.' s9,500. formation . call 667 ·37S9 or SWEET potatoes . Phone 8.43· "'~\~!' Gall la County ; HOC ; MEG hour !raining prO(Iram n 667 -3652. TUPPERS PLAINS - 5 ' vlllag n of Middleport , cris is Intervention and 2432 . yrs . old . 3 BR. Bath Dining listening skill! lasting five ----------~0 -5 ·5t c 10-5-!tc Pom eroy in M'e lgs County ; MOE . VIllag e or Stafford In weeks, to be l'leld In Athens . R. HW floors . cull - ,....._.,." Monro e c ovnty ; MAG . c all 9.92-7502 for applica ti on 1969 CAMARO , 1700. Phone ONE shallow w'ell pump, ba sement with utili t y. --~ VIllages of Mette , Stockport In and Information . 992.5301. p)ntlc pipe and check Porches. forced a1r fur valve, 160. l>hone 742-2761. "Harry always makes such a Morga~ Coun ty; VIN . VIllage 10·1·91< 10·1-Stc nace . About 3A a cre . . of Ze leskfJ In Vinton Coun ty; - - - - - - - -- -- - - - -- - - - - -- - - 10-S-3tc big deal about puctmg $19,500 . . the cat WAS . City of Belpre , VIl lages BARTENDER or bar maid , 4· 4 SP. CHANGEOVER fOr 1970 out." of Low ell, Moc ksburg , 12 App ly In person , Oldsmobile , S150 Phone 992· DON'T THROW YOUR l Town s hips of Mu s klngum, Fr\endlv Tavern , 98 N. 7539. MONEY AWAY LET US J'he Almanae GRAVELY TRACTORS wa r ren In washington Second Sl. , Mldd lopor t 10·3-Stc APPRAISE THE We have the fallowing 1975 By Uullecl Pre11 In· Countv , by app lvlng edge, 10·5·3tc ----~.!...-------PROPERTY BEFORE center ond lane lines . - - - - - - - - -- - - 1170 MAVERICK , 6 cyl . auto . modtiS In stock & will uff Uallecl Pres• !J!,tematlonal PfJ vemen f Wid th - Varies . S650 Phone 992-5191) or see at 1 20 per cent discount YOU BUY OR SELL I Super C·l Today Is -Mdliday, Oct. 6, Prol ect end wor k Length at end or Mechan ic st 992-22591f n'o answer I Cullom C-8 Vory . N] 10-3-3tp the 2'19th day of 1975 with 86 to 992·2568 1 Commercial 12 Th e Oh io Oeportm ent of R"EMOD ELING , Plumb'lng , - - - - - - - - - -- - IIU·S flldlng Tractor follow . Transportat ion her e by • hea l ing and all types of 1975C 0 TLASSSupreme, 2dr ., Al1o20 per cent discount on HOliSEto·r sale, reasonfJble Work p s .• p b , stereo tape, a .c The moon is between its notifies e ll bldd~ r s that 11 will , gen er al r e pair any anachmtnt purchued pr iced, Phone 992-7648 , affi rmat ively Insure that in guaranteed 20 yea rs ex' Phone 992-3833. with the above tractors. new phase and first quarter. 1 an y con tr a c t ent er ed jnto 9 2S.S2tc peri ence Phone 992 2A09. 9 30-6tc Gravely Trector Sates . . purs uan t to this &d · s 1 If - - -- - - -- - - - - - The morning s t~rs are ve PGmeroy, Ohio r t I se m en t , m In or It Y --'--· ___________ _:_ _ j·, 1972 GMC 'h ton pickup truck , 61~ -99 -2911 HO'USE-,S,h· acrll!! In Portland Venus, Saturn, Mars and business enterpri ses will be .-!.... sharp and in good condition . Call 16141 8~ · 1876, after 5 a f ford~d full opportunity to CARPENTRY , pa neling , Price $2,000or trade for car Jupiter . p.m . submit bidS In response to thiS floor ing and ce iling. Phone of equa l value . ~ Phone 992· 1973 F X350 HARLEY 992 · 2759· The evening star ls Mer- Invitation and will not be 9-24-12tc 2912 , Steve Burton , Davidson, less ·then 1.000 r imina ted against on th ~ 9·17·26tc Pomeroy . disc m lies , excellent · c:ondltion cury. 1 4 RM . HOUSE . and bath , 9·30·61p grounds of ra ce, COior , or for SIOO. Phone 992 ·2967 Those born on this date are natural or igin In considera tion firep lace . Phone 992 ·5871. - - -- - -- · - -- - - ' 10·1·7tC ID·2·121C Wlder the sign of Ubra. a 7nlmum oword . wag e rates , for HIMALArAN . , for"M and Siamese Ui ED CHAIN saws, 498 ~E-;v- ( bed;;:t,o;e-:-'b;!c'k American Inventor and thiS pro \ec t . have been kitte ns. C.F.A. Reg . Phone St., Middleport. (614 ) 446·3844 , MOBILE Home, 12x60, 2 Locust front , 1 cer garag e, modern manufac t urer George pred eterm ned as required by Phone 992-3092. lfJW and are set forth in the bid l0-1-7tc bedrm ., tofal elec , on 1'12 A. ell elec. 1 milt out of 9-18-26tc Westinghouse was born Oct. Chester . Call 949 4692 or 843· pr~~~~a~~;e s'e t for completion CooN- HOuND- ;,pple; f ; lot on Union Ave P,hone 992 · 2667. 6, 1846. 11 9 1, 100 IUIO , of this Work shatl be set forth SfJie. • month s old . Phone ~ · 9-24·12tp 10 J.Jtp REMINGTON, On this day in history : new 12 or 20 ' ga . $172 50 _ _ _,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .J.... _ _ in the bidd ing proposal ." 99 2 ~7H9 . - -- - - - - - - - -- - • Eac h bidder shall be I0-2·6tc Flfe's, _ Middtep_ Q rt, Oh!9 , _ , ONE ICN lot , drllltd wotT; In 1853, Antloc:h College reql•lred to til e with his bid a - - - - - - - - -- - - -- - 1973 VINOALE trailer and lot 9-30-36tc septic tank end barn Close • hier 's FREE kitt ens to 1 good hom e, located In Tuppers Plains, opened in Yellow Springs, certifi ed chee k or \;Is to Rutland. Phone 7.4:Z · 3~35 Oh io. Phone (6141 667 ·3817. long ha ired , wormed, and 9·30 12tc GUN S- ana Ammo. our ·f .u or 992 7129 . ~io. It was ·the fii'St ' ROll· t ne ck for an amoun t equal to stock Is now here . five per cent of his bid, but In healthy , Phone 1.42.4406. - - - -- - - - - - - - - 10-Hlp sectarian achool to grant no event more than flftv 9·30-6tp Complete line of Rem lhou sond dollars , or a bond for - -- ---- - - - - - - Ington, Wi nch e ster, equal opportiDiities for both ten per cent of his bid, PIVable ·"'i8 . nted ~ ithica , Savage. SluQ barrels men and women. to Hut Dirtc tor nl In stock tor most brand shot . Bidd ers mu st appl~ . on the ,.., · f • · - a TAKE SOil away the Blue · gun s, but In short supply In lS%1, sports writer proper form s, tor Qualification CASH paid or all makes a n Lustre way from carpets Qot tht!!l while thoy last . model,s O'f mobile homes . and upholstery . Rent ... Monev Grantland Rice was at the J t tent ten dey s prior to the short . lev -a -way date set fo r open ing bids In Phone aru code 6] 4-423 · electric shat'nJ)ooer . your fall hunting r.teds New REDUCE safe and f•st with mlcrophme as the World accordance with Chapter l S25 9S31. Nelson '! Drug $lore. Fall store- hours starting GoBeu Table!S & E -Vap ~0 - 1 - 6tc Series was broadcast for the 'Ohio Revlstd Code. ---~---~---_:_2,~fc •Sept . 5, 10 1 nl to 9 p,m ,, " Wa ter pHis ,1 ' Nelson Drug . PJans and,specUicatlons fJ re ------------z--MondiV ·Seturdav. Vfllage _.._ ,..... ID ·• ·IIP firllt lime. on file In the Department or" Gun Shoppe, 266 Mill Slo, IN DAS H 23 Chonntl Clllrtn 's In Jt72, a Mexican train Trsnspor!atlon and ttlt office Phone 992·5117 , financ ing 1976 STARCRAFT travel Band transce iver, am .fm available trailers ~ and fold -dowos . deralbnent killed 150 pel'sons: of lh t Dis trict Doputv mpx radio, 8 track stereo . Director . " Lowes't prices in trl .state 9·3·261c Call 992 1965. The Director reserves the All 197S fOid ·dOwns rtduced , . 9 • -ttc rlghl to rel ect any and oil bids . U.alaxy S2.39, Starmaster LOST - Beagle. black . brown 1970 HONDA 350, U . COn · S1 ,729, XL Deluxe, 11 ,37S. EXTRA good while Leghorn s. wh ite . Lost in vlclnHv of and dillon , Including 2 helmets, RICHARD D JACKSON TWO 10 speed 25 i ri c~ bicy cles. Camp Conley Starcraff 1 75c ea ch . Laying good Roc k Spri ngs Fairg round , must 1111 Immediately ~ On e 9 oy 5, one girl 's , DIR ECTOR Sa les , Rl. 62 NOrlh Of Pt Freeland Norr is , Phone 9d · Has name tag Phone 992· owner going to army . Phone mat ch ed Set . la l ke n ew Pl eaSant , w Va 3790 3868 . ••• 99! ·3333. Rev. 8 17-73 · Ph9n e 992 7168 · 10·6·51c ...__._~ 9-30-61 < 10·6 6tc 191 29 (_10) c\o 21C 10·3·3fC ··-' -<-·-~- ~~-· ---·-,_ __..__.. ........... _ .._......_ .................. ....... _ ...10 6 3l p The DICK .Classifieds ~: ....---,...;....;...-· ----:'7 . 1700 LB MOdified mini tractor , 350 Chevy , hileburn injection .400 , Turbo , NTPA Legal , $2500 w1th trailer. Phone I IS13) 878 1802 10-2-6tc WAN•T ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES Se~tinel Use The .9:: The Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Monday ,Oct. 6, 1975 to your resources tool< wry gOOd todsy. H o -. you11 hove to 11oert youroetf to IC· quire n. 8COIII'IO (Oct. 24-No¥. 21) Be elCtra~coniCiou• of your appearence toclay. You'll be noHced wherever you go. If you make 1 gOOd lmp!'MIIon, HwU! be o losHng one, IAGITTARIUI (NOY. 21-Deo. 21) ·Pull the Slrlnga from behind tho soeneoloday. Wlllt you hope 1o achieve con be done by loUing olhtre think 11'1 their Idee. CAPRICORN (Dtc, U · Jan. 11) Your friends will be l•nlng on you lodey a bit mora then usual , so be preporod to assume some of their burdenl. AQUARIUS (Jill, 111-Foll. 11) ,Don' be overly concerned It you find youroelf In a com· petltlvo siCuotlon todsy. Your track lime will be awllter thon that of your opponent. TAURUI (April 10-MIJ 20) A loyal and forctfulocqualntance will have some good things to eay about .you to othere . Her words carry weight. GIM1NI (Mar 21-.lune 20) You're up to handling tael<s todey thai you'd normally ahy away from . Roll up your alaeves. Get going early. CANCER (JWII 21-.luty 22) Members ol tho opposite sex wil l lind you even more tasclna11ng !hen usual todty. Don't be surprised If you're PtiC!I (Fell. 10-MIIIOII 20] complimented by one you'd Profit from your pu t ex· le11t expo<:! to do so . porlenco's todoy. Don't lall LIO (JuiJ U · l4pl. 221 The beck on bad habit patterns that concerna ot those In your caused vou troubles. charge wm take priority over per~onal gosla loday. You'll do for them wl1at they can't do tor thomaetvoo. . 1/VIRGO lAue.o ln.a.pt. H) our powers concentration are extremely acute today. Mental chore• thoutd be a snep for you. LIIIIIA (ltpl. 23-0ct. 23) Your chances tor adding someth ing e Your B,I rthday oat, 7, 1IJI You'll be able 10 moka some changes thla coming v-«r to af. ford you groalor mote1lil securl!y. Clrcumstancft you can't control wlll lnougurate !he lransltlon t'M FAILIN6 0RINI<IN6 FOI.INTAJN! �• .' J -. • 8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 . Monday , Oct. 6, 1975 ___._,_ oR_~·~ LAM _B_ _~.,··- -:-'- :j[~-=,t~ R es.ults Don't kill · taste ·buds By Lawrtnce E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - I am a ·compulsive overeater. I try everything, then I'll go on a binge and, eat myself to death. II there any way to remove or kill m y taste buds so I won' t get any satisfac tion or enjoyment from food '! I really think it would be w.ortp it. I need your help' desperately . ' DEAR READER - The factors that cause you to eat are much more complex than that. II is true that if people eat food they don't like they are more successful in losing weight, but the story doesn't end there . ll'!any people eat too much as part of their habit patte rn - eating when bored, to socialize, when frustrated , because It is that time of day or to reward oneself. For luther discussion of why you have hunger, wrile to me in care of !hi! newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. Send 50 cents and 'a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope, and ask lor Health Letter number 2-7, Obesity: The High Cost of Fat. There Is a center in the brain that tells you to eat or not to eat. It responds to your leVel of ·blood sugar (glucose) . Regardless of whether you feel full or food tastes good or not, If your bl'ood glucose level is low you will be hungry; and as your glucose level rises your hunger diminished. Cutting out all your taste buds won' t change that. DEAR DR. LAMB - My ue 8 Uonlsshouldpeopleona q low-fat dlet .eat pork? They eat ill ihe beef they want. The fat in beef Is much harder than the fat in pork . , If all the fat Is trimmed off before cooking I cannot see why one kind Is not as sale to eat as the other, To some of us who have his tal hernia the pork Is more easily digested. I would very much llke to have your opinion on this matter. · DEAR READER - ~en alter you eut away all the visible fat there Is still fat In meat. It Is In the actual muscle fiber themselves, and yo~ can't see it. It makes a lot of difference which cut of beef or pork you are talking about. you caq get an idea by looking at the per cent of fat by weight in various cuts of raw meat after all the visible fat has been removed : Pet. 4.7 RoundSieak 7.5 , Rump T·Bone Steak (choice) 8;1 11 .0 Chuck Rib Ham 7.5 PorkLoin 11.4 Ught cured Boston butt · 12.3 The separable lean ham is about the lea nest cut of pork , and many. other cuts have a great deal more fat, some of w6ich I~ difficult to remove beiO're cooking. Those low percentage figur es do not mean low-fat food s. Because of the high water .conlent of meat (70 per , cent) 31 per cent of the calories in raw , separable, lean round sleak are from fat and 52 per cent from · the' chuck rib. Over 44 per cent of the calories in the separable lean of ham and 55.5 per cent of the light cured Boston butt are from fat. It makes a lot of difference whether you are talking about per cent of wetght or per cent of total calories. . Yes, there is a tiny bit more polyunsaturated fat in pork than there is in beef, but not enough to make a great difference. You can use the lean cuts of ham and the lean cuts of beef in moderation. Lean round sleak ani flank steak are rather low in fat even when raled in terms ot calories. There is no evidence that pork is betler lor patients with hiatal hernia than beef. The management of h1atal hernia depends on a lot of other well-e s tablished principles. ~ .. ~ 2 siGns ',n u·_.AUOFTY . ,'i'J. I • · Pomerov : ·~~~;I%::':..\1\ii·!1l fM.otor:.Co. 197S CAPRICE CLASSIC 15495 d door. Co Demoo, sandst one fin• sh, v tnyl top and vi nyl tri m, Am radio tmd ta pe, ai r cond ., atJtomatiC, P S, P. B .• P. door lock s. P wmdows . Crui se Control, comfortllt , delu xe bumper and guards Thi s car ts rea lly loaded a n~ ca rr ies new car t1tle and balance of '' wa rranty Save 197S CH'EV ROLET CAPRICE 15218 c;pe, less than 7,000 miles, deluxe belts, ttnt glass, air conditioned, deiUI<e bumpers and guar ds, r emote LH & R H mi r ror , 400-4B Bl engi ne, AM radtoand ta pe, au)( . l tghhng , com fort lit whee l . Lik e new and a r eal sharpie. Yard Sale ·Busi~esS Television log for easy viewing ~; Services 5:0Q-bonan za J , ~amlly Aflolr 8; Star Trek 15. 5:Jo-Adam-12 4; Beverly Hillbillies 8; News 6; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam . \2 13. , 6:0G-News 3.4.8,10.13. IS; ABC News 6; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Special Education 33. • 6: 3D-NBC News 3,4, 15; ABC News 13; Andy Gr iffith 6; CBS News 8, 10; Truth or Cons. 12; Making It Count 20. 7:oo-Truthor Cons 3; To Tellfhe Truth 4; Bowling for Dollars6; Buck Owens 8; News 10; Candid Camera 13; Crl!!le Prevention Forum IS; On Aging 20; Classic Theatre Preview 33. 7:30-Thal Good Ole Nashville Music 3; Don Adams ScreenTest 4; Match Game PM 6; Price Is Right 8; SAVE - SAVE . •Selling out our !.tock of guns , bows and am mo . All guns .. will be sold . At 10 percent , above w holes ale plus shipping 870 Remingtons , $140 Sale will last till all gun s are gone Indian Joe 's Sports and C:B 's 1 308 Page St , Midd leport . From the largest Truck or , . - -~~---- -- - -- --; SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph . 992-2174 lARRY --+----------- - Pomeroy semce. offiCe lARRY_WHOBREY, Fall Round-Up Sale Oct. 6-18 I,AVE~DER . Syracuse, Ohio Ph. 992'3993 I BOOKKEEPING, Tax AdVisofy Service, . Collection systems, Yard Sale . Blown Insulation Services Blown into Walls & AtticS1 STORM WINDOWS & DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING•SOFF ITT · ~ GUTTERS-AWNINGS Dull do ze r Ra dia tor to the s ~all e st Heater Core , Nathan Biggs • Radiator Specialist BR IDE SMAIO dr ess, apliCot~ with brown velvet , si ze 9. Shoes to match , s ize 7. Sell both for S2S. Ca ll 992-7291 afler4p . m ' 10-1-tfc FREE ESTIMATES ~-~1 0 · 1 Your Hell oealer Racine, Ohio Third St. ' Ph. 949 ·5161 EmergencY 949·2211 or 992-5700 Complete a ir conditionin g sales and se rv ice , hea11ng , plu.mb1ng , ro.of lno and general sheet ll') etal work Free Estimates 9-14·1 mo . For Rent . D&M APPLIANCE Real Estate for Sale o J...-- ----------- Auto Sales Wanted To Buy LAFF- A· DAY Help Wanted EmpLrwment Wanted -------------- _ _ _ _ _ T'" _ ____ ___ -,-,Is----------- Mobile HoiniS .for Sale -""------------- WOW! YOU C A~ TELL J~ O.T fllOM THt= L~N6TH OF IT5 f;TRIDE I'(OT A MONfTEP! IT MU5T BE l WIN AT BR·IDGE Safety play puts it on ice · . ' . NORTH IDI .. 82 • 62 t AKJ 76S2 ' WANTED TO BUY •' WILL Pl\ V ' - 26 tor t!JI64 and old e r ~ dim es for 1964 and old"e r ~ 'Qua 65 • r ters. $1 30 for 1964 and older 1 halves S3 40/ for 1935 and older ' dollo p;. • ·· , - - - - FOR SALE--- -. WHEAT BACK PENNIES .SSA ROLL BUFFALO NICKELSS7 .00 A ROLL SILVER CERTIFICATES SI.2S EACH 52 .00 Bills - U .25 ei ch . u .oo Gold coin s XF cond . 1 $88 .00 ' CALL 74'2-3651 1 ~ utland - Rog~r Wamsley- 1 - J1m: :;we wrote up a variation of this hand a few years back . We had West make the Machiavellialfplay of the queen on the . lirst diamond lead, whereupon South relaxed, went after what looked like a sure overtnck by putting up dum· my's ace and wound up in the soup when East showed out. " Oswald : " Everything happens in bridge so we are sure that someone, sometime, somewhere, has actually made this sort of play. We must con· less that we can 't document 6 ... 53 EAST 4 Ql05U • J975 WEST. .• J 7 ... Q83 • Ql098 ... JIOf6 SOIJTII ·-- 6Q742 4AK96 • AK104 • 43 ... AK8 Both vulnerable W011 it " North East South 3. Pass Pass S t Pass Pass 6 • Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead J 4 4N.T SN T 6 N.T A reader from Nevada want.. to know what we rebid after partner responds one spade to our one dillmond opening . Our hand Is : .... ~IC>t.. 992-7608 811AI!EST T~ING I EVfR Sf<H· lHAllll ll£ BOr' WOUlD Johnson Masonry & Remodeling ,...-==';,;c-l r:::===:::- 7.: HAVE BffH KIL<fD, S U ~E • Bird& Mastic VInyl Siding A lean, Alcoa & Wolverine Aluminum Siding Bird Vinyl Gutters and Downspouts ' 1 Soffits of all kind s : -- 10·5·75 1 BUT TIO\T 61RL DIVED F~ HIM AND T>EY BOTH ROLLED CL£1\R .. NEIGLE;;S-Bu'ildi;;Q- ; n':l We spec!OI Ize lfll · buold lng houses . Also , dti' repair work and cebinef5, aluminum siding Ca ll Guy Ne lgle r . 9<9 -25 08 ; If no• answer call 949 2813 or 94! -: 2457 . 1 s u~ply ALLEY OOP -------------·---· (Do you have a question tor the Jacobys? Write "Ask the Jacobys " care of this newspaper. The most In· terestmg quest1ons will be used In this column and wrlrers will receive copies of JACOBY MOD.ERN.) ~£'!'• ..,.,., by tHOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS S FuJl..dress 1 Pitcber S Elbica u u..:.. F)!cbant- unHorm, in military jaqoo eel Ewning" (2 wdl.) lZ - Newton- I Ancient Jahn 7 MOI'OCCIII u Twledo mountain ranee (3 wdl.) 1511J&hway I Rarln' to go 11 Pigeon pea I Kirk of 10011 17 Lofty 10 Mort of the Z5 "Miaa Regrets" mountain monologue ZO Landlord's It Ventilated ZO QuUer 1nc1me . 11 Frendl proaoun Z7 Abltract zz Grain priest's bein8 U Routine title Z9 Sblplng ZO Slllrt fabrics II Fat rnadline • Dutch u South Seas cheeee canoe :II Temporary liar 3'1 CJaac or En~ Zl Trampled speech Z3 Lilbl :IZ What juntas IOIII'Ct t1 WonHIIII bone 35 Eden's orig· inal ~ 34 Observe 35 Enclln8 for contest t::-+-+--t-- LETS HOLD HANDS, GO TO SLEEP AN' SEE IF IT- SH~/XJGR­ HAPPEfi;IS ;AGIN- DONT CPEN )(XJR ~Y~s, · ~F'PY'­ BllT DCES YO' SEE 'M-iAT AHM A-SEt=IN' (3 10 :30-Wo!!lan 20,33. ll :oo-News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15; ABC News 33. 11 ::»-Johnny Carson 3.4,1S; Wide World Mystery 13; FBI 6; Movie " Lieutenant Schuster's Wife" 8; Movie "Billy the Kid" 10; Janakl 33. 12:30-Wide World Mystery 6. 1 :OD-Tomorrow 3. ~; News 13. wds., al.)hr+-+- 45 Take wine 41 An Arab country Ll 1 L J\8N~R ,., ,.......,, Oct. 7, 1t71 Alltll (.._ 21-Aprll 11) You're especltlly sharp In buslneu end commercial manara today. Profit Ia likely If you uoe your lnalghts wisely. t7 Tropical fruit.. 41 Viands H~ !.:HT 11-M IrtfrfH DOWN 1M J')1f> I Feminine suf!IK 2 Pitcb 3 Ostrich's relative L~~---------=~----------~--------~~!0~~ tN~~ Iabrie -::-:: ----_--:--.-.. DAILy· CRYPTOQUOTE - I. PROMISED 1HE WIDOW WOMAN .. Here's how to work It : ' AXY. DLBAAXI. II LONGFELLOW I 'D 1-lELP HER 5HAMI=OO HER One letter aimp)y atands for another. In this sample A Ia · used for the three L's. X for the two O's, ttr.- Single 11ttters. afl!)ltrophes, the length n11d formation of the \\OrQS 'ire oil hln18. Eatb doy the rode !etten are dlllerent. CARPET ! --------------1 ' ''' __ __________ HQSNJM RZ ' CllYPTOQUOTES NH XABQP SXM HRAJM'Y BNOF F N P Y PM H H • - Q·. P. UXNSMXMQY Yesterday's Cryptoquote: I GOT ALL THE SCHOOUNG AN ACTRESS NEEDS - THAT IS, I LEARNED TO WRITE ENOUGH TO SIGN CONTRACTS. - HERMIONE GINGOLD I J<NOW 'IO'RE IN THAR,SNUFF,Y!! COME OUT W!F 'lORE HANDS WHAT'S THE IIIATTER? Lost • 6 : ~olumbus Today 4; Sunrise Semester 10. 6:25-Farm Report 13. 6:JO-.New Zoo Revue 4; News 6; Bible Answers I; Concerns & Comments 10; Rev . Cieophus Robinson 13 . 6:45-Mornlng Report 3. 6:5s-<:huck White ReP.,rts ,10; News 13. 7:0Q-Today 3,4, IS; A.M. America 6, 13; CBS News 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7· JO-.Schoolles 10. 8:0G-Lucy Show 6; Capt . Kangaroo 8,10; Sesame St. 33. 8:30-Big Valley 6. 9:oo-A.M . 3; Ph!l Donahue 4,1S; Lucy Show 8; Mike Douglas 10; Morning with D.J . 13. 9:30-Not lor Women Only 3; One Life to Live 6; • Musical Chain 8; New Zoo Revue 13. 10 : ~elebrlty Sweepstakes U,15 ; Dinah 6; Give-NTake 8,10; Mike Douglas 13. 10:3o-Wileel of Fortune 3,4,15; Price Is Right 81 10. 11 :0Q-High Rollers 3,15; I Dream of Junme 4; Gambit 8, 10; Elec. Co. 20. 11 : JO-.Hollywood Squares 3,15; Happy Days 13; Midday 4; Love of Life 8,10; SesameSI. 20. 11:55-Take Kerr 8; Dan !mel's World 10. 12:0Q-Magnlflcenl Marble Machine 3, 15; ShoWoffs13; Bob Braun's 50·50 Club 4; News 6,8,10. 12 :._,3 for the Money 3, 1S; Search for Tomorrow 8, 10; All My Children 6,13. 12 :4S.- Eitc. Co. 33. 12 :S5-NBC News 3, 1S. 1:OQ-Nws 3; Ryan's Hope6,13; Phil Donahue 8; Young . & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15. I : JO-.Days of Our Lives 3,4,1S; Let's Make a Deel6,13; As the World Turns 8, 10. 2:QO-S10,000 Pyramid 6,13; Guiding Light 8,10. 2: ._Doctors 3,4, 15; Rhyme & Reason 6, t3; Edge of Night 8,10. 3:0Q-Anolher World 3,4,15; General Hospital 6,13; Match Game 8,10; Liles Yoga & You 20. 3:30-()ne Life to Live 13; Bewitched 6; Tafflelales 8, 10; Romagnolls' Table 20. 4:oo-Mr. Cartoon 3; MeN Griffin 4; Someneff 15; Mickey Mouse Club 6,8; Mister Rogers 20,33;' Movie "Girl Crary" 10; Dinah 13. 4:30-Bewlltchecl3; Mod Squad 6; Partridge Family a; Sesame St. 20,33 ; Get Smart 15. ! :oo-Bonanra 3; Family Affair 8; Star Trek t5. 5:JO-.Adam-12 4; News 6; Beverly Hillbillies 8; Elee. Co. 20,33; Adam -12 13. . 6:oo-News 3,4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Hodgepodge LodQe 20; Jody's Body Shop 33. 6:30-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; Arwt'f Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; YOO.r Futuro I s - 33; Ara & ~ J sc:.,.lla 10. . 7:oo-Trultl or Cons. 3; To Tell the Truth•; Bowling for Dollars 6; WIIDurn Broltters I ; News 10; Name That Tune 13; Family Affair 15; Anflques20; Wild, Wild World of Animals 33. 7:30-Hollywood Squares 3,4; Let's Delli with It 6; J25,000 Pyramid 8; Evening · EditiOn with Mart[n Agronsky 20; Price Is Right 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Wally's Workshop 15; FamiCiy Theatre 33. 8:0G-Joe Geroglola 3,4,15; Happy Days 6,13; Good Times 8, 10; Ourstoty 20.33. 8:15-Baseball Play-Off 3,4,15. B: 30-W.Icome Back, Kotler 6,13; Joe & Sons 1,10; ConsuiT!or Su rvival Kit 20,33. . v:oo-Rootlles 6, 13; Switch 8,10; Switch 1, 10; Ascent of Man 20,33. 10:oo-Marcus Welby, M.D 6,13; Beacon Hill 1,10; News 20; Interlace 33. 4t Going-· (seeking favors) L1L ABNER ___ ________ -···~., TUESDAY, OCTDIIER 7,1975 emperor For Sale . .- Evening Edltllon with Marlin Agronsky 20; .High Road to Adventure 10; To Tell the Truth 13.; Marco Sportllte: Football 33. 8 OQ-Bobby VInton 3; Barbary Coast 6,13; Invisible Man 4,15; Gunsmoke 8; In Performance at Wolf Tron 20.33; Rhoda 10. 8 30-We Think You Should Know 3; PhyiCis 10. 9 OG-Movle " The Train 1-!obbers" 3,15; NFL Football 6,13; Movie " Run a Crooked Mile" 4; All In the Family 8, 10. 9:JO-.Maude 8, 10. IO ·OQ-Medl cal Center 8,10. 10.31>-News 20; Earthkeeptng 33.· l f: OG-News 3,U,10,15; ABC News 33. 11,:31>-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Movie " The VIctim" 8; Movie " Ninotchka" 10; Janak! 33 12:0Q-News 6,13. 12:31>-FBI 6; Untouchables 13. 1·oo-Tomorrow 3,4. 1 JO-.News 13. :II Roman · For Sale · --- --·--- ------ form) .. Purpoee do --------------- ForS* ...... :II Nonray's palnln llillt 33 Game akin G June plu:ue to blnco 4J New ( eomb. 31 Start of a -·~ ~ --~·------ /. WE SPECIALIZE In mobile home furnace r epe lr , Phone 992-S858. . HOUSE for sale In Rutland 9·18-tfc HutchiSon Subd ivision , brick front, all ele c . 3 bedrooms and bath , full ' E .w I N G M A' c 'H -, N E ' basement and ga rag e, buill · Repairs, se rvice . all makes in oven and rang e, mll tch in g 992·228 4 Th e F1 b r l ~ Shop , refr igerator -fre ezer , well P om~ro y AuthoHzed Singer wat er. Asking S2StSOO . For Sa les a nd Se rv ic e vye appo intm ent. phon e 669 · shar pen Scissors . 1 3183. now vacant . J 29-tfc 10·3·31c ' ELWOOD SOWE~ ' REPA IR lf2MILEnst ofMason , W Va. · Sweepers, toe . rers, Iron$, 3 bedrms.., new kJtchen , full all small app liances La"Yn basem e nt. c arpeted , mower , nex t to State Hlg·h . ,_ paneled, garage, for ced lllr wa y Garage on Rout e q .l1 ' heat , fenced 11• acr e yard . Pt)one 985 3825 1 ~ A. approved . Pri ced fo r ,' • 4-16-trc quick sale Phon e 13041 882 · - - ·-h ";·---· - ~ - ----;-, .,.. 2484 . 10-3-61c WOULD YOU BEL IEV E? BUild an all stee l building a t 3 BEDRM . home , lus t Pol e Barn prices? Golden finished , remodeling, Sa lem Gian t All Stee l Bu ildings St. , Rutland. Phon~ 7A2·361 S Rl 4, Box 148, waverl y: after A p.m , or see Mil o B Ohio. Phone 947·2296, , 7 24.ffc ..., Hut chison 9-23-tfc -::-r-~ SEP TIC TANKS clce n&d M I D D L E P 0 R T , .n e w Modern Sanita tion. 992 3954 decorat e.d, carpeted , ga s or 99 2 73 -1 9, ' forced a ir, 3 bedroom, w~ 9 18 tt c storv corn er lot , si ng le garage , near schoo l and BA'Cr H-o-e·-f-o;7e"n ;;- hOUr Or shopping c ent er, $17,5 00 . • contract. R,eg or ex . 992 .7624 , 586 Li ncol n St , cavatlng type Septic tanks Middl eport . Installed . Bill Pull ins. Phon e 9 161fc 992·24 78. 8·27 -Hc 5 RM . , HOUSE , good lot, WE DO alum lnum sldlriU7" natural gas furna ce, carpet ourter work , and paneling . Phone 7.42. paneling, painting , 1 3964 . . _._ bing , We fiX the 9-30·61p house. AI Tromm, Our answer is that in spite of the minimum nature of our hand we raise our partner to two spades. A one notrump call with that worthless doubleton In hearts is very bad,,_The dia· mood suit really 1hould not be , rebid, so we take the least of the various evils. Bid two spades and hope for the best. 1 61L 3 -~ • Q321P 94 t AQ652. KQ7. By Oswald & James Jacoby Jim . " We answered a question about the perfect sarety ~-···~~-"""'-, r-, -- --;;:==::::::::: play a few days ago. How about eur 'S some artieles to illustrate." GRAHOPA AND Oswald : " Here is a elasslc . It GRAHDMA w~L has been appearing in this and ..SH To SEE other columns for years but tt YOU COM E· . I ' is still a good one . South ftnds himself in six notrump and needs six diamond tricks to br·mg hls contract in. The safety play is to lead a di~mond and duck completely in dummy after West follows . This guards against find10g all four d1amonds in the West hand and of course, there are no worries if diamonds break 3·1 or 2·2." 20ACRES - ,2houses,onenew dbl. wide, nice· barn on school bus and mail rts. $31 ,000 BRICK HOME - 3 bedrooms, -----~----~-S - 261 "; mod. kit. nat. gas, city water .RE ADY ' MIX CO NCR . ET ~' . and nicely paneled . Now de liv ered r ight to you , ~~~ISTING - bedrooms, es pro1 ect Fast and easy Free llmates Ph one 992 328~1 bath, mod. kit . gas furnace, 2 . Goe g l e~n Re ad y Mh1 Co t porcl'res and level lol. 512,500 . ¥ iddleporl , Oh iQ. "' 1 ACR E - 3 bedrooms, bath,. 6-30 Hq drilled well. and old service , · ·- ---·=- -------- ' station. Only S8,000 EXCA VAHN G, bockho e; RENOVATED _ 7 room do ze r and dll cher. Gas1 ele ct ric and we ter li ne house , 3 bedrooms, bath, mod . burla , base men ts, footers, kit . gas F.A. furnace. 2 acres se ptic system s. and bru sh of land . S29,500. cleaning . Wil l ha ul 1111 dirt ; 5 ACRES - In the country , l~p soi l, sand and grav el, . l•m estone for dr iveways a nd part IY fenc e d · N1ce 1a rm roads. Phone Charl es R pond , drilled well and mobile Hat fi eld , Ba ckh oe Service , hom e. 51 5,500. Rt I, Ru tland , Oh io, 742 SYRACU S ~ - 7 room frame 6092 7-11 ·901¢ house on nice lot . 13,000 -------------.._., I NEW LISTING - 157 a cre tAQATIN G', dOze r, loede~ · cattle term e room home, E'Xand backhoe work, septie balh , large barn and 2 ponds. tanks insla ll ed : dumq. Most minerals. 560.000 .00 trucks. en d lo boys for hire,· Will ha ul fill d irt. top soli , BUY NOW AND BE SEC URE li mestone and gra vel; Ca tl IN LATER LIFE. Bob or Roge r J eff ers, da'y phone 992 7089 , nigh t ph one 992 3525 or 992 ·5232 2 11 He ____________ _ ' ' WHEEL alignmen t and brak'e; serv ice Call Hers chel Rose)! 992.3793 or 992 ·5331. ' 1 10-HtJ!: . Yard Sale __ ___________ I U.S. COINS Sales & Setvice &..---------' CAPTAIN EASY 9-17 1 mo ' 1600 Nye St. Pomeroy Ph. 992-3313 or 992-5880 '' t ·Free Estimates AI Tromm Ph. 742-2328 mo Racine Plumbing & Heating Real Estate For Sale We Paint Houses We Paint Barns We .Paint Roofs We Paint Anything • ----------------------------- __ ___________ •' ' •, ' \ I ~ MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 197S -~~~~~~----~~~,, '-:---'------:-------------:. ~. ~ SAVE - Notice 1\ • • ----~-··_...:,____~__,:r 1973 HONDA 350, 4 cyl wilh wind jammer II & extras. Call 949 2225. s P M Day Befor e Pub 3 FA MILY Ya rd Sa le, Mori I· ' day, Tu esday, and Wed· 10·2·6tc loc a tton nesday . 415 South Fourth Monday Deadl lne9a .m . supp~ . . Av e, Midd le port. Can cella l ion - Cor rfc l lon s 10-S-3tc Wtll b e accept ed until Q a .m LANDMARK'S for Da y of Publi cation 3 FAMIL Y Yard ·s ales at van REGULATIONS cOoney residence , 52 ~ Grant The Pu bli sher rese rves the Accountant r igh t to ed1t or relect any ad s St. , Midd leport , Oh io, Phone 992-6173 Monday and Tuesday, 10 ti lt dee me d obj ect ional. Th e pub lishe r wilt no t be d Can celled if rai n · 9-21-30tc · 1052tc responsi ble for mor e th an one 1ncorr ect inse rllon. RATES PRIZES - FUN For Want Ad Service REFRESHMENTS 5 ce nts per word on e mser t1on Minimum ChargeS1 .00 ONE d rm . and bath furn ished.. PR IVAT E mee tmg room for Come 1n and register. One ar,m and 2 baths , all on Jd cent s peir word thr ee any org anizat iOn , phone 992 large ot . Phone 949-2666 for consecut ive Inse rt ion s No purc~ase neceSsarv. 3915 appointment . 16 cents per word six con 3 11 He secutiv e msertion!'i 10-S-3tc - POMEROY LANDMARK 25 Per Cent Discount on pa id COUN TRY home, 6 rms ., 9._ J ack W. Carsey, Mgr. RU STIC Hills home , S6.SOO ads and ads pa1 d 'fi l! hin 10 bath , and utilities C-TP Aiia out right, $24,000 balance days , · Phone 992-2181 Water Phone (614) 98;5-3846. CARD OF TMANKS Phone 992 -7523. 10·5·31p & Obituary 10·5-6tp S2 .00 for 50 word min1 mum LAURELANO ONE lei propelled 2'1' h.p ou t· Apar tments, Ee -: ": aJU itional word 3c. board i'notor One 8 wick NEW house , unfinished, 3 6th and George Streets In BLIND ADS bedrooms, on 3 acres land , turning plow. One. Dave New Haven, W . Va . Brand Addit iOnal 25c Charge per near Meigs Mine No 1 on Bradlev garden tractor with new 2 bedrm . town houses , Adver tisemen t. Hampton HoiiQw Road, If• 8 h.p Wisconsin motor . One fully appliances furnis hed, OFFICE MOURS mile Been lived In, S9,000 custom made canopy, IS x carpeted , renting S128 up a: JD a m to s:oo p m. Dall y, Also, 1938 Chevy, runs good IS Phone 678 2166. mCiud lng utili ti es . Calt with new ba tterv , $200 . 8 30 a .m to 12:00 Noon 10·5·6tc manager at 1 (30A) 882·2567 . Sa ii,Jrd a y Phone 1614) m- ~6S . I0 -5-12tc PENN IES Franklin flrepl a~e·, 'I0-5-61p 30 In elec rang~ Phone ONE HOU SE with 5 rms . and 16141 985·3920. J AN D d ROOM fu rnish ed and a bath In ni c ~ neighborhood . 10·5-3tc apartm ents unfurn ished On ly 57 ,200 Phone 992 -5786 BASE ME NT SALE , 40S New " OI L OF MINK " Ph one 99? 54Jd. produc ts, new ca talog s, Get 4 11 lfc R'UG weaving and rugs for 10·5-61c SP R IN G AVE v er y n ice, on our . growing customer sale Phone 992-2329 c le an clol hlng , differ ent list. Or maybe you would I 0-5-6tc 3 BEDRM . hou se In Rac ine siz es Tuesd•y a ll day. Th e lik~ to take orders ? Phon e ~COU N TRY Phone 949 -2671. res t ol week from 4 to 7. · Mobile Hom e Helen J . - Brown , 992 $11 3, 10·5·26tC 10-6-31c Pa r k, Rt 33 , ten mil es north 9 REG . Angus heifers, ex . KOSCOT Independent ce llent blood line . Phone 992 -------------of Pom eroy La rg e lots wtth Distributor . 3 BEDROOM home S~ower 2789 concre te pat1os , Sidewa lks , : and bath, one floor plan 9·21 ·tfC run ners and off s tr ee t 10·5·6tc ADVERTISEMENT Basement, double garage FOR DISPOSAL OF pa r ki ng Phon e 99'l 7J79 with workshop over, car · COUNTY RECORDS 11 31 tfc1 EXCELLENT Bundy cornet, port . 3 outbu il dings Almost 1968 Eng lish Ford . Phone On Se ptember 30, 1975 the 2 a cres of land. Phone 742· 992 ·3215. County Record s Commiss ion GARAGE Sole at li26 E. Ma in TRAILER space for ' rent Ai l 2845 or see Robert Hayman , 10 s 6tc met8ur! uMt to Se c\ 1A9.38 of utilities . Phone 992-5535. St , Pom erov . 3 hou se s Sal em St , R ulland , any lhe . R.C. and approved lhe 9 16 lfc TRAVEL TRA ILER , MU ST below !he Mlnetsvllle Corp . lime applications of the fo llowing thru Fr iday , Oct . 7 Tuesday 10 s 6tc SELL . 1976 3S ft. raclory air. offices for disposa l of r ecor ds 10. 2 lounge chairs , be~ ~ URNI S HED aparlment. private bedrm ., fu ll bath , Aud ito r, Treasu r er , Co m spr ings , etc · adults only In Middleport. carpeted through , tandem missioners, Probate Court, ...,. . 10·5-3tc Phone 992·387.4 wheels, many extras. deluxe Oeparlmenl of Hulth , County 3 25 tfc throughout. Will 1~ke Hom e, County 1 &.9\lrf. and FI-ST t ime two t•roUY.1 --------- ------... smaller trailer on trade . Clerk of Courts ' • LARGE 2 $tOry dwell ing , G Solo; top, . ~ Mrs . Llnry , Henderson 's .· , Th ese ll att w\1 11~~-hvallable v I, TL fJ t ~ As unfurn ished , can be made Mobile Home Park. Hen fo r pUblic l nspe~ t i OP; dur ing Into 2 apartmen ts In Mid · Btlfk 'Plan t, "' mi . on 1-11 derson , W Va . at Shadle business hour s In V\ ~ ~ ud ltor's Handmade Raggedv Ann dleport. Call 992 317J. Bridge. office and Holly Hobble dolls, dog 10-1-6tc IO·S·6tc co ll ection , bottles, kitchen . Board of Meigs Co . ware, linens, 2 - 131n . snow A RM . apartment , furnished , ONE Ill Elec . water pump , S130 monlh, utiliti es paid tires , babies ', girls' and like new with 20 gallon tank . Comm Iss loners I'OOO~J{Cfj,_ Couple only Phone 992 ·397S. ladies ' c.,othlng , clock radio , Pump Is one-th ird h.p. S75. Henry Wells . 10·.3-tfc Items . clean lot misc . Phone 992 S786 . Chairman . 138 ROLLING ACRES merchandise. Tues ., Oct. 7 IO-S-61c S175 per acre . Heavy and Wednesday, Oct . 8, 9:30 no t 3, 6, 7, ft'c a m till d p.m timber - Minerals - Old 5 FT BUSH HOG , 3 pt. hlrch , 10·3·Af c • 5200. Phone. 1614 ) 98S -3594. hOuse & well Good 10·S-7tc - - - - - - - - - - - -- THE UNDERSIGNED will hunting. NOTICE TO YA RD So les at Maplewood sell at public sale fo r cash MIDDLEPORT I CONTRACTORS La ke In Rac ine, Mondav end the follow ing motor vehicle 10 10 JOHN Deere dozer. New STORY FRAME . 3 BR . engine, paint, canopv with STATE OF OHIO . ~ u e sda 'f. to be taken from Ronald bath . Nice lot. New ca rpet DEPARTMENTOF 10·5·21c McCarty, RD 2, Cheshire , · winch . Reverser bar . SA,SOO . and paneling . Nal. gas Phone 16141 98S -3594. TRANSPORTATION - -- - - - -- - - - -- Oh io 4S~20 : 1967 Dodge 10-5-7tc Columbus, Ohio Coronet , Serial No WH.t5 heat $12.500. . September 19, 1975 F71112279. The sa le will be CLOSE IN - w, acre . 2 1972 FARMALL cub tractor Contract SOles LODII Copy held at 105 Union Avenue , BR . bath . Utility R. with cultivators and fer No.75-611 · BR US H hog, 4 lo 5 ft . Pull Pomeroy , OhloatiO .OOA .M. Garage. Own waler system lilizer s attac hment E x UNIT PRICE CONTRACT ty pe . Phone 1304 : 882.291 s. on the 101h day ol Oclober, cel lent condit ion Phone 247 · 8. city waler. Enclosed PMS·OOOSI27l . 1975. The undersigned 10 .s _31c reserves 2082 or 247 ·275S. Sealed proposa ls will be the right to bid . patio . $8,300. _ _ _ '!'r _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ 10-S -3tc rece iv ed at the offic e of the Jt o- tUrllii;;re.-:-ke- bo;;s, The Farmers Bank & POMEROY - 1'12 acre Director of the Ohio Departbra ss beds, or compl ete s a v I no s Company , very private 2 BR bath, 1964 INTERNATIONAL 1600 men t of T r a nsJ)or/a'tlon ~ households . Write M. o- .. Pomeroy, Oh iO. nice kitchen, utility R. L.W.B 5sp1.,2sp. solldcab, Co lumbus, Ohio , unll 10 :00 Mill e r. Rl . 4, Pomeroy , 10 S-31c new paint. Phone (6U) 985· Porch . Nat. gas furnace. 2 A.M., Ohio Stondord Time, Ohio Co li 992-7760 ' +--~--------- 3998 . Tu es day , o ctober 21 , 1975, for 10-7.74 1913 FORD P lckuf . 250 ve, _. car garage. $13,000. 10·S·31C Imp rovements In : , Hocking , - - -- -- - - -- - - - POMEROY - I story Ath ens, Gollla sp.; p.s., p.b.. 1 •800 · Ph one frame ...:. 3 BR . bath . Full Mei gs, Monroo , Morga n', (WI 98S-3S94. GREEN . BEAN S, pic k your 10·5; 71C basement with TV rbom , VInto n and Wfs hlng to n own . Andrew Cross , Letart Count jes, Ohio, en var ious WANT TO HELP? Carellne Is --------------. Fells. Ohio . Phone 247 ·2852. BR , ullllty, workshop Nat. 1972 NOVA In excellent con . road s In ATH ; Ga l . Cities of ta king appllcfJ tio ns for 10·5-6tc gas furnace , concrete patio For more In · dltion . Crown City, Rio Grande In . te lephone volunteers . Forty, · In rear.' s9,500. formation . call 667 ·37S9 or SWEET potatoes . Phone 8.43· "'~\~!' Gall la County ; HOC ; MEG hour !raining prO(Iram n 667 -3652. TUPPERS PLAINS - 5 ' vlllag n of Middleport , cris is Intervention and 2432 . yrs . old . 3 BR. Bath Dining listening skill! lasting five ----------~0 -5 ·5t c 10-5-!tc Pom eroy in M'e lgs County ; MOE . VIllag e or Stafford In weeks, to be l'leld In Athens . R. HW floors . cull - ,....._.,." Monro e c ovnty ; MAG . c all 9.92-7502 for applica ti on 1969 CAMARO , 1700. Phone ONE shallow w'ell pump, ba sement with utili t y. --~ VIllages of Mette , Stockport In and Information . 992.5301. p)ntlc pipe and check Porches. forced a1r fur valve, 160. l>hone 742-2761. "Harry always makes such a Morga~ Coun ty; VIN . VIllage 10·1·91< 10·1-Stc nace . About 3A a cre . . of Ze leskfJ In Vinton Coun ty; - - - - - - - -- -- - - - -- - - - - -- - - 10-S-3tc big deal about puctmg $19,500 . . the cat WAS . City of Belpre , VIl lages BARTENDER or bar maid , 4· 4 SP. CHANGEOVER fOr 1970 out." of Low ell, Moc ksburg , 12 App ly In person , Oldsmobile , S150 Phone 992· DON'T THROW YOUR l Town s hips of Mu s klngum, Fr\endlv Tavern , 98 N. 7539. MONEY AWAY LET US J'he Almanae GRAVELY TRACTORS wa r ren In washington Second Sl. , Mldd lopor t 10·3-Stc APPRAISE THE We have the fallowing 1975 By Uullecl Pre11 In· Countv , by app lvlng edge, 10·5·3tc ----~.!...-------PROPERTY BEFORE center ond lane lines . - - - - - - - - -- - - 1170 MAVERICK , 6 cyl . auto . modtiS In stock & will uff Uallecl Pres• !J!,tematlonal PfJ vemen f Wid th - Varies . S650 Phone 992-5191) or see at 1 20 per cent discount YOU BUY OR SELL I Super C·l Today Is -Mdliday, Oct. 6, Prol ect end wor k Length at end or Mechan ic st 992-22591f n'o answer I Cullom C-8 Vory . N] 10-3-3tp the 2'19th day of 1975 with 86 to 992·2568 1 Commercial 12 Th e Oh io Oeportm ent of R"EMOD ELING , Plumb'lng , - - - - - - - - - -- - IIU·S flldlng Tractor follow . Transportat ion her e by • hea l ing and all types of 1975C 0 TLASSSupreme, 2dr ., Al1o20 per cent discount on HOliSEto·r sale, reasonfJble Work p s .• p b , stereo tape, a .c The moon is between its notifies e ll bldd~ r s that 11 will , gen er al r e pair any anachmtnt purchued pr iced, Phone 992-7648 , affi rmat ively Insure that in guaranteed 20 yea rs ex' Phone 992-3833. with the above tractors. new phase and first quarter. 1 an y con tr a c t ent er ed jnto 9 2S.S2tc peri ence Phone 992 2A09. 9 30-6tc Gravely Trector Sates . . purs uan t to this &d · s 1 If - - -- - - -- - - - - - The morning s t~rs are ve PGmeroy, Ohio r t I se m en t , m In or It Y --'--· ___________ _:_ _ j·, 1972 GMC 'h ton pickup truck , 61~ -99 -2911 HO'USE-,S,h· acrll!! In Portland Venus, Saturn, Mars and business enterpri ses will be .-!.... sharp and in good condition . Call 16141 8~ · 1876, after 5 a f ford~d full opportunity to CARPENTRY , pa neling , Price $2,000or trade for car Jupiter . p.m . submit bidS In response to thiS floor ing and ce iling. Phone of equa l value . ~ Phone 992· 1973 F X350 HARLEY 992 · 2759· The evening star ls Mer- Invitation and will not be 9-24-12tc 2912 , Steve Burton , Davidson, less ·then 1.000 r imina ted against on th ~ 9·17·26tc Pomeroy . disc m lies , excellent · c:ondltion cury. 1 4 RM . HOUSE . and bath , 9·30·61p grounds of ra ce, COior , or for SIOO. Phone 992 ·2967 Those born on this date are natural or igin In considera tion firep lace . Phone 992 ·5871. - - -- - -- · - -- - - ' 10·1·7tC ID·2·121C Wlder the sign of Ubra. a 7nlmum oword . wag e rates , for HIMALArAN . , for"M and Siamese Ui ED CHAIN saws, 498 ~E-;v- ( bed;;:t,o;e-:-'b;!c'k American Inventor and thiS pro \ec t . have been kitte ns. C.F.A. Reg . Phone St., Middleport. (614 ) 446·3844 , MOBILE Home, 12x60, 2 Locust front , 1 cer garag e, modern manufac t urer George pred eterm ned as required by Phone 992-3092. lfJW and are set forth in the bid l0-1-7tc bedrm ., tofal elec , on 1'12 A. ell elec. 1 milt out of 9-18-26tc Westinghouse was born Oct. Chester . Call 949 4692 or 843· pr~~~~a~~;e s'e t for completion CooN- HOuND- ;,pple; f ; lot on Union Ave P,hone 992 · 2667. 6, 1846. 11 9 1, 100 IUIO , of this Work shatl be set forth SfJie. • month s old . Phone ~ · 9-24·12tp 10 J.Jtp REMINGTON, On this day in history : new 12 or 20 ' ga . $172 50 _ _ _,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .J.... _ _ in the bidd ing proposal ." 99 2 ~7H9 . - -- - - - - - - - -- - • Eac h bidder shall be I0-2·6tc Flfe's, _ Middtep_ Q rt, Oh!9 , _ , ONE ICN lot , drllltd wotT; In 1853, Antloc:h College reql•lred to til e with his bid a - - - - - - - - -- - - -- - 1973 VINOALE trailer and lot 9-30-36tc septic tank end barn Close • hier 's FREE kitt ens to 1 good hom e, located In Tuppers Plains, opened in Yellow Springs, certifi ed chee k or \;Is to Rutland. Phone 7.4:Z · 3~35 Oh io. Phone (6141 667 ·3817. long ha ired , wormed, and 9·30 12tc GUN S- ana Ammo. our ·f .u or 992 7129 . ~io. It was ·the fii'St ' ROll· t ne ck for an amoun t equal to stock Is now here . five per cent of his bid, but In healthy , Phone 1.42.4406. - - - -- - - - - - - - - 10-Hlp sectarian achool to grant no event more than flftv 9·30-6tp Complete line of Rem lhou sond dollars , or a bond for - -- ---- - - - - - - Ington, Wi nch e ster, equal opportiDiities for both ten per cent of his bid, PIVable ·"'i8 . nted ~ ithica , Savage. SluQ barrels men and women. to Hut Dirtc tor nl In stock tor most brand shot . Bidd ers mu st appl~ . on the ,.., · f • · - a TAKE SOil away the Blue · gun s, but In short supply In lS%1, sports writer proper form s, tor Qualification CASH paid or all makes a n Lustre way from carpets Qot tht!!l while thoy last . model,s O'f mobile homes . and upholstery . Rent ... Monev Grantland Rice was at the J t tent ten dey s prior to the short . lev -a -way date set fo r open ing bids In Phone aru code 6] 4-423 · electric shat'nJ)ooer . your fall hunting r.teds New REDUCE safe and f•st with mlcrophme as the World accordance with Chapter l S25 9S31. Nelson '! Drug $lore. Fall store- hours starting GoBeu Table!S & E -Vap ~0 - 1 - 6tc Series was broadcast for the 'Ohio Revlstd Code. ---~---~---_:_2,~fc •Sept . 5, 10 1 nl to 9 p,m ,, " Wa ter pHis ,1 ' Nelson Drug . PJans and,specUicatlons fJ re ------------z--MondiV ·Seturdav. Vfllage _.._ ,..... ID ·• ·IIP firllt lime. on file In the Department or" Gun Shoppe, 266 Mill Slo, IN DAS H 23 Chonntl Clllrtn 's In Jt72, a Mexican train Trsnspor!atlon and ttlt office Phone 992·5117 , financ ing 1976 STARCRAFT travel Band transce iver, am .fm available trailers ~ and fold -dowos . deralbnent killed 150 pel'sons: of lh t Dis trict Doputv mpx radio, 8 track stereo . Director . " Lowes't prices in trl .state 9·3·261c Call 992 1965. The Director reserves the All 197S fOid ·dOwns rtduced , . 9 • -ttc rlghl to rel ect any and oil bids . U.alaxy S2.39, Starmaster LOST - Beagle. black . brown 1970 HONDA 350, U . COn · S1 ,729, XL Deluxe, 11 ,37S. EXTRA good while Leghorn s. wh ite . Lost in vlclnHv of and dillon , Including 2 helmets, RICHARD D JACKSON TWO 10 speed 25 i ri c~ bicy cles. Camp Conley Starcraff 1 75c ea ch . Laying good Roc k Spri ngs Fairg round , must 1111 Immediately ~ On e 9 oy 5, one girl 's , DIR ECTOR Sa les , Rl. 62 NOrlh Of Pt Freeland Norr is , Phone 9d · Has name tag Phone 992· owner going to army . Phone mat ch ed Set . la l ke n ew Pl eaSant , w Va 3790 3868 . ••• 99! ·3333. Rev. 8 17-73 · Ph9n e 992 7168 · 10·6·51c ...__._~ 9-30-61 < 10·6 6tc 191 29 (_10) c\o 21C 10·3·3fC ··-' -<-·-~- ~~-· ---·-,_ __..__.. ........... _ .._......_ .................. ....... _ ...10 6 3l p The DICK .Classifieds ~: ....---,...;....;...-· ----:'7 . 1700 LB MOdified mini tractor , 350 Chevy , hileburn injection .400 , Turbo , NTPA Legal , $2500 w1th trailer. Phone I IS13) 878 1802 10-2-6tc WAN•T ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES Se~tinel Use The .9:: The Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Monday ,Oct. 6, 1975 to your resources tool< wry gOOd todsy. H o -. you11 hove to 11oert youroetf to IC· quire n. 8COIII'IO (Oct. 24-No¥. 21) Be elCtra~coniCiou• of your appearence toclay. You'll be noHced wherever you go. If you make 1 gOOd lmp!'MIIon, HwU! be o losHng one, IAGITTARIUI (NOY. 21-Deo. 21) ·Pull the Slrlnga from behind tho soeneoloday. Wlllt you hope 1o achieve con be done by loUing olhtre think 11'1 their Idee. CAPRICORN (Dtc, U · Jan. 11) Your friends will be l•nlng on you lodey a bit mora then usual , so be preporod to assume some of their burdenl. AQUARIUS (Jill, 111-Foll. 11) ,Don' be overly concerned It you find youroelf In a com· petltlvo siCuotlon todsy. Your track lime will be awllter thon that of your opponent. TAURUI (April 10-MIJ 20) A loyal and forctfulocqualntance will have some good things to eay about .you to othere . Her words carry weight. GIM1NI (Mar 21-.lune 20) You're up to handling tael<s todey thai you'd normally ahy away from . Roll up your alaeves. Get going early. CANCER (JWII 21-.luty 22) Members ol tho opposite sex wil l lind you even more tasclna11ng !hen usual todty. Don't be surprised If you're PtiC!I (Fell. 10-MIIIOII 20] complimented by one you'd Profit from your pu t ex· le11t expo<:! to do so . porlenco's todoy. Don't lall LIO (JuiJ U · l4pl. 221 The beck on bad habit patterns that concerna ot those In your caused vou troubles. charge wm take priority over per~onal gosla loday. You'll do for them wl1at they can't do tor thomaetvoo. . 1/VIRGO lAue.o ln.a.pt. H) our powers concentration are extremely acute today. Mental chore• thoutd be a snep for you. LIIIIIA (ltpl. 23-0ct. 23) Your chances tor adding someth ing e Your B,I rthday oat, 7, 1IJI You'll be able 10 moka some changes thla coming v-«r to af. ford you groalor mote1lil securl!y. Clrcumstancft you can't control wlll lnougurate !he lransltlon t'M FAILIN6 0RINI<IN6 FOI.INTAJN! �10 ~ The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday, Oct. 6, 1975 Catholic women·plan annUal holiday bazaar . .• ·-----~-~-- -~~---- . HOSPITAL NEWS ~ Bookmobile this week •• ••'• '' . Senior girls invited to Junior Miss meeting · . . . ' ' ' Veleni•Memort.IJIGiplllil . ,Allen. Hamm, Pome~oy; : auditorium Ia r.tlddleport. The purpose SATURDAY ADMISSIONS .Frelda Wood, Vlenlla, W, ~· The Southeast Ohio Junior Miss : • of the :Junler Miss Program.is io select · !Iina Vales, Raclrie; . Va.; · WUilam Wolfe, Long • Seholar~hlp Progr¥m · committee The Meigs • Jackson Clare rice ·Koehler, Reeds· . Bottom· Robert Bishop; ~­ the ouistandlog high school se.oler 11r1 Saturday anft!luaced 111 orlentall(!ll · Vinton Counties Bookmobile 'ville; · Paul :Wickline, Rutland; Donna Smith, ~ ud award her with a ~~eholarsblp to meeting lor all Interested ~lgh school TI1e annual holijlay bazaar was Confirmation by. Bishop schedule for Meigs County Pomeroy;. Henry . Milliron, Ponleroy; Phyllis Hendt!J:, ~ further her educaUon. senior girls Oct. 12 -at the Meigs IUD of the Catholic Women's Qub Musio of Steubenville on (he week of Oct. 7-11 : The wlaner of the local program Middleport; James Hobbs, Syracuse. : banquet room here at 3 p.m. . of Sacred Heatt Church has Octo. 20. A recept19p will be TUESDAY., Oct. 7 Dayt n; Vernon Adkins, SUNDAY DISCHARGES• will represent so~thern Ohio ai the Ohio 0 The Junior Miss Program will be been scheduled for Nov. 6 in · held after the servl~s In the Salisbury Ele., 8:30 • Fairborn. Dorothy Snyder, James •Junior Miss finals ID Mouat Vernon, Nov. %3 at the Mei18 Junior High S<hool the church auditorium. church auditorium with the 11 :30 .a.m.; Brad· January 10-17. SA T U R D A Y D I S • Hobbs. ' Serving of a creamed parents of children being bury Ele., I - 3 p.m.; ' CHARGES -: Billy Wal· bak~ chicken or ham dinner confirmed in charge: Braley's Rutland 3:1~: 3ti; Holzer MedicII Celller • lace, Eber Pickens, will begin at 4:30 p:m. There· Cleaning of the church in New Lima Road, 4-4:30; • Lester Roach, James (Births;OcLS) • ; will be a variety of games to preparation for this will be Forest Acres 4:35-4:45; Pickens, Judlth .. Bacon, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hall, • be played and articles to be held Oct. 16 at 9 a.m. and Atkins 4:51}.5; Harrisonville James Roush, GarI Manley, daughter, New Haven, W. ~ sold. Featured will be a fan cy everyone who can help Is' 5!06-5:40; Kingsbui'y Road 6I (Continued from page I) Frank Casto, Greg Dunning. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd r work booth, a parcel post asked to be at the church. I 6:45; Salisbury Community 7· SUNDAY ADMISSIONS - Newsome, son, Vinton. , strtictlon is underw~y. the sale, a cake stand and a table funeral home after 2 p.m. on The Rev. Fr. Paul Welton 7·30· Housing-Fairview 7:45Dorothy Morris, _ Racine; CrfEC~~~~GGENBOTHt~il (Bii'tbB, Oct. 4) : Tuesday unlit lime of ser- property would revert to the of religious articles. There opened the meeting with 8;, 5: vices. The family will receive Mr. and Mrs. David "' Higgenbotham, 63, Rt. 1, will be a fish pond for the prayer and ,the· pledge to the THURSDAy - Tuppers DexiJr. died Sunday morning friend• Tue.-lay from 2-4 and ·CIC for the same price Hammond, daughter, • GMc paid for u. children and a handmade flag. Officers;.reports were Plains Ele 9-11 :16 a.m.; at . his residence unex - 7-9. Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. John • During last Monday's CIC American F-lag donated by given and thank-you cards Eastern 11:30·12:30 p.m.; pec1edly. E. CRAIGE REYNOLDS Hudson, daughter, Gallipolis; l meeUng at the Holiday .Inn, · Mr. Higgenbotham was Eleanor Barham of Syracuse were ·read from Louise Sumner Road ' 12:46-1 :30; E. Cralge Reynolds, 73. Kosanchick outlined a new a1 born July 3, 1912 In West Mr. and Mrs. Mlch.ael ' will be awarded. Harbrecht, Kathleen Wells Alfred 1:45-2; White's .VIrginia, the son of the late Petersburg, Fla., formerly of StewQrl, son, Syracuse; Mr. tuinounced at the meeting and Margaret Gans. Store-681 2:30-3; Cherry Hoy Pyles and Malinda Middleport.- died Sunday. · concept - · industrialized Mr . Reynolds, born In . construction' - ·which he said and Mrs. Richard Wiseman, Next meeting will be held Ridge-Hemlock Grove 3: IS- Higgenbotham. Moved to would make mass production He ti survived by three Middleport, , daughter, Pedro. Nov. 131nstead of Nov. 6 due 3:45; Heaton ·Garage 4:1:>-5; brothers, George Nelson and Cuyahoga Falls In 1922 and. to (Births, OcLS) l CHESTER_ Miss Carolyn to the bazaar. The hostesses Tuppers Plain~ 5:30·6; Worthy Nelson, both of St. Petersburg In 1969 after feasible for the firs I time ever Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cook, : retiring . from . the and Stanley In the construction Industry . D. Sniith of Chester are to furnish -the traveling Tuppers Plains 6:30·6 :45; Columbu&, Nelson. Fairfield, Ohio: two Cuyahoga Post Office Oepl, In Ibis conn try. Elenientary School and Mrs. daughter, Apple Grove, W. prize. Riggs 7-7: 15; Rt. ?·Parker's sisters. Mrs. Chris (Connie) as a clerk. He servea In the U. The proposed factory would Nonga F. Roberts, llf Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nav~ 7:3().7:45; Ch~sler Drive-In 8- Wilt. Fairfield: Mrs. Allred S. · Mr. nolds Is survived (Belva) Whittington, MI. be between 30,000 and 50,000 . 'omeroy Elementary .School Davis, daughter, Middleport; ; ENTERTAIN VETERANS 8:30. lie, Sophia: ·. a . sqUIU'e feet, and would cost attended the state convenlloo Mr. and llits. Herbert Elliott, ; Washington, Ohio, and by h Veterans at the ·Arcadia FRIDAY - Chester Ele. 9- several nieces, nephews and daughter, Mrs. Kenneth L. (Marjorie) Wilson, Brandon, between $300,000 and 4400,000. of the English Alaodation of daughter, RuUand; Mr. and , • . Nursing Home were en· 11:30 a.m.; Rlyerview Ele. cousins. If all goes as planned, Ohio at tile Imperial House In Mrs. Charles Ray~ son, : Funeral services will be Miss. : .a granddaughter, terlalned Saturday by Mrs. 1:1:>-3 p.m.; Reedsville Store Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Brandl and one sister-I n-law, .construction would start In Columbus Friday .and Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. David ! Harry Davis, Miss Cheryl 3:1:>-4; Reedsville-Eden Chr. Wilkesville Chapel of Walker Pearl Rernolds. Middleport. Rose, daughter, Evans, W. Funera services will be the summer of 1976, and the Lehew and Mrs. Mary Martin 4:15·4:30; Keno · 5·5 :30; Funeral Home with the Rev. Va. '• held Wednesday at 10 a.m. at factory would be completed Sa=rghts of the conrepresenting the American Bashan 6-6:30; Stiversville 7· Ron Perry officiating. Burial will be In Nelson Cemetery. the Eckard-Baldwln Funeral and In operation by the spring vention were addrelaea by 'Legion Auxiliary of Drew 7:30;. Dorcas 8-8:15. Friend• may call at the Home. 760 E. ·Market St.. of 19'71. The new factory Dr. Olarlotte Huck, Ohio Webster Post 39, Pomeroy, Akron. Burial will be In Oakwood Cemetery, Cuyahoga would employ approximately State University, president· aud the junior membership. Falls. Friends may call at the elect of the NaliQilal Council Seven veterans attended a funeral home Tuesday from 7 250 persons.tl hi TRAIN STRIKE I of Teachel's of English, and In presen ng s proposa party when they received CHESTER- Fund raising Guests were Bernice Bailey, to 9 p.m. · to the CIC last week, Edm d J F Uof the BAROONECCHIA, Italy fruit trays, candy, gum and projects · were discussed Donnie and Trlsha ~cer WILLIAMMOLLOHAN uo · arre (UPI) - Itall~n railway Kosanc hick discussed Or. University of California al h other refreshments. The COOLVILLE- William A. ting of an d Laura Hawth orne, existing Industrialized during a recent mee Mollhoan. 92, Coolville, died Be kel "Deciding the ·workers struck over I e , birthday of Bill Rovnak was the . Young Wives Club' of Hostesses were Mrs . sunday at the Arcadia construction,GMC'sconcept, r eyinor;he T ching of . weekenctovertbehlghcostof : also celebrated and he was chester and Tuppers Plains Flinner and Mrs. Chevalier. Nursing Home followl"lf an site selection criteria, growth :;"~" ea French cuisille. Complaining : taken out of the nursing home M;,. Frlendtf extended Illness. the Ches ter Fire Depar I• and e~onomlcs, community '~~ · S lth and Mrs that meals In France become : at Mt. Mollohan was born at 'to a local restaurant for a "Monev mav not buy ment headquarters. Nebo, W . Va., the son of the 1111d slate environment ~d Ro~:ts . ~articipated too expensive after the : happiness. but II helps you luncheon, and was presented Money was collected from \.All late Anderson and Sally followed up with a_ question elementary llchool Enclish Italian lira dropped In value • loo~ for II in more In· a gift. the ""'lllbers for catds sold (Cantin··-'. .__ page 1) Tanner Mollohan. He a}· and answer period. ~ teacher groups which In· compared to the French teresting places .'' ···• """ ""'" tended the United MethodiSt ,. and a housewares party was basement was built and the Church and during his Klsanchlck used a map of eluded 8 session CQildocted by franc, the railroadmen said , Fi x-It problem• got you up ----~-"""!-..., heldwithMrs.GayeSmalley, churchmovedtothecenterof lifetime had worked as •a the midwest to lllu~trate Dr.Frank Zldoola, Ohio State they can no Jonger afford ~ a tree? The " FRIENDLY ra· d t t The club miller. merchant, and far- various points and displayed · University, . on ONES" will show you how "The daily trips to Modane,. ~ emons ra or· the Jolin 1939. mer. He lived lri Ohio 30 to make lillie problems out a model home (preliminary Language of Oilldren .. and 8 France. They demande~ : . extended a vote of thanks to Services were held In . years. of big·ones with the proper the Chester firemen lor their various homes before the surviving are three concept or a starter family diacusaion of chiidren'l extra pay for trips across the • tools and materials you ass_istance. Mrs. Avice church was b··"t and the daughters, Hallie Alltop, home which can be ex- literature by Eileen Twa.y, border and a specla1 : MON. THRU THUR. need. WE ' RE ' IN· uu Coolville: Vallie Wheeler, OCT. H ' cafeteria tD Modane. '·· . Spencer w!U host the October . foUowlng verses.. .relates to Baillmore. Md .. 'and VIolet paneled) during hts presen- Milllill u'nivel'lity. TERESTED IN YOU NOT OPEN THE CUSTOMER! meeting. one of their eliJ)Crlences, Murphy, Coolville: thqle tatlon. Att ' ding were Mrs sons. Vernon, In California: · en ' ' written by 'Milo Higley · Jerry, Coolville. and Russell, IlLAfCIIURCH FRI.-SAT.-SUN. Brenda LaOI!aux, Mrs. ~ria around 1806: of Tuppers Plains; two ' The Pomeroy E-R unit was Chevalier, Mrs. Marilyn ' brothers. Marlin, Tuppers OCT. ID·II·12 called to the Westside Church THE RACE WITH Spencer, Mrs. Sara Bailey, was Sunday In that early Plains, and Lantv. of Creston. 11 · Karen Young Mrs W. Va.: · a sister, Melissa on W. Main St., Sunday THE DEVIL Mrs. • .. day, And all had gone \O Hamrick. New Mexico, 20 · evening for Sharon Smith · (Technlcolor) Linda Well, Mrs. Linda church . grandchildren. 38 greatShow Slorlo al7:00p.m. Fllnner, Mrs. Esther Mayes In the house of Mr. Larkin, grandchildren. and four who was Ill there. ~ was taken · to Holzer Medical and M•s. Norma Ha _ wthorne. God's· Holy Book 'to search. great-great-grandchildren. ..,. BesidesInhis f!llrinls hewile, was Center. The award winning "Have You Never Around the fireside they preceded death by his majorettes ol Eutem High · MeUow?f' then performed a met, A blesalng to partake, MyrMe, In 1969 : two sons, a LODGE ro MEET . School'• band directed by dallce-twirl routine to the : White Rose Lodge will meet Olarlea Willa were falllrtd band's drlvlne rock 111111lher, : While from the hearth daughter, two brothers and thrN slslers. '" came up the fumes of ·Funeral services will be Wemteadayat 1:30pm.at the Friday In the bud'l ahow at "Roundabolll.". In their third steaming johnny-cake. held at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Middleport Legion Hall. All the While Funeral Home In members are urged to attend. the Kyger Q'eek High School · routine the 1111jorett~1 • While thus In solemn coolville with the Rev. football game.. . performed a Rag maneuver • worshlp there, The women barrel! Mollohan officiating. The m.jorettes, Joanne • the band performed a • am Burial will be In Coolvll.le Too ~ate to Cla.n lly Ftck, head 011jorettea; Belly diamond~ to the patrlolic gave a acre • · cemetery .. Friends may call · Alllabal'f, Sq&y Goebel and tune, ''No Man II an bland." , For through a crack Ill the at the funeral home any lim,. v ard Sale FOUR family yard sale. 2U cabin wall a Re?kin's eyes 'lbe band entered from the Peer I Stree4 , Middleport. Belinda Deeter, did a twirling were seen. Someth ing for everyone. routine durin& the half time sideline to "CoiiBUiar FanEverything cheap. Phone The stately deacon rose and Two couples ask, Bhowaathebandperf<nleda fare," .a march. 992 ·2818. 10·6-4tp preclaion drill to the 'pop tune. as¥ct, why this disturbance make? for dissolution ·· ' In Indian language they Kennet)l Dale McCune, Rt. replied "we want some I, Rutland and Lelia Victoria johnny-cake." McCune, and Carol A.' Buck, Rt. I, Cheshire, and Charles These were reported to be W. Buck, Jr., have filed for · the last Indians seen In · this diasolullon of marriage In neighborhood. Meigs County Common Pleu Court. . MUD SLIDES In other actiQD, the COijl't MOSCOW ( UPI) - A wall of mud and rocb cauaed by ofdered that· Hurley Rife, torrential rains left parts of a Wellston, be awarded default town in. the Soviet lurlonen judgment In the amount of Republic under ·u much 11 $10,M2 trom David L. Roush, and Freda five feet of debris, according .Chicago, to a provincial newspaper Buchatian wu · granted a·· reaching MOICOY over the div~ from Spencer R. Buchanan on charges of gross weekend. neglect of duty and extreme TYPHOON CORA cruelly. TOKYO (UPJ) - Typhoon Cora smacked the is1alld of CLUB WILL MEET The Harrisonville Senl91' HaehljO off the mouth of Club will hold Its Tokyo Bay with 151 mUe an Clllzens blrlhday and potluck supper The winter of'77: Party season for the B.ritish. A turning hour winds late Suriday and Tuesday, Oct. 14, at 7 p.M ., at ' pollc:e said. today, "it's hard the Harrisonville Elementary point for the Patriots. Big Selection In Months, to find a building without SchOOl. Music and gamH will b e p ·r .o v I d • d . 1101111 ldnd of dallll8•· .. We've faced a heartbreaking retreat' from New York; .ill ::i: ?. .. { ---------------------------1 :: Area nea · ths : Option !_.,1_:,: : 1111: =~ch~~~~~e ~::a; =~a:O~:~';e:~. Po~~~~~~s~:::;:';;t~~~~~~ ~hoetif~:~~~e~he w:~~r r:e~~ ·~c~~~~\~.;assed ~:h~r~itt~~~:eo':rc:~eMt~~:.~ so~:~r a j m;;:~~r~~u~;~~:~.~~e. ~~~~:t~ ~;~~~~~ ~f:¥~~£~ ~§i.~~:~\~ ii_.:,i·.! Weather l Qoudy tonight and Wednesday; lows tonlgh! in lower 50s, highs Wednesday i~ mid •70s. Probability of rain near zero today, 10 per cent tonight, 20 per cent Wednesday. . all thr ee :::: asked council to pass · But 'freuiii'Y Secretary WWlam ~lmoil said prior ·· · new water wells wlll be in a "resolution of cooperation " tween the railroad tracks and to Ford's M)lnday olglll addresathat the President i!!j "operation Wednesday. .. (at no cost to Lhe village) East Main St.across fr om the setting -up another possible veto confrontation wlth the meet with him Wedn.esday at J..egar also asked council to :::: President. :;:; 6 p.m. to view the well site. pass two other resolutions, Acllon on tax cuts Is expected today or Wednesday He explained therels a red one that the Caldwell Tank by the House ·Ways and Means Committee. Ford's light in the pollee department Co. ha s completed its work, proposed permanent cuts - lacl~g an uicrease that will come on if water and one .that the Boone from $750 10 $l,OOO in·the personal exemption for each pressure is low and Colemaw' Construction ta1payer and dependent- would be about $11 billion automatically puts a second co ntrac t is completed in greater than the one-year IJ751ax cui rammed through well into operation. And if the order thatfinal payme~t can ~~~~8 In record tim~ earUer lhla year to figbt ID· second well does not relieve be received from EDA . Teachers COnVention over weekend ma~~::~:~na\U:!~.;.::~~~~~~ .i n Pomeroy lineS EXTENDED OUTWUK A chance of showers Thursday and posslbUIIy again Friday, and fair Saturday. Highs will be ln the mid 70s Thursday, dropping to the lower 60s Saturday. Lows will be In lhe lower 50s e~rly Thursday and In the mid 40s early Saturday. e area and Chief Jed Webster reprimanded him severely when there were seven cars parked illegally nearby. Osborne said he has tried to do the town a favor , "going too ." Webster stated it is up to out of my way to do my best council as to what to do and for the village ." Osborne 'he would do council's wishes. .added that he did not want Councilman Ralph Werry • at y VOL XXVII NO. 123 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Majorettes featured in Eastem Band show -Bailey Run home destroyed Been : ' Losses were set at $17,500 as the result of a fire which deatroyed the one-story ~ Elbei1elds In Pomeroy lllth Anniversary Sale SPICIAL. PURCHASI DarneHes Children's Wear .: Toddlers and 4-6x Sizes Sale $} 99 LET US HELP YOU W.INTERIZE YOUR HOME ,. ·u Pomeroy, Ohio 40,000.00 Maximum IIISUfiiiCI • for Each~ • 1 Storewide Anniversary $ale Molllle Home Uilclerplnrdng Warp'~ Window Material. Woocllumlng Stov• Vent Pipe 3" :to 7'~ ' THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. ,, Save All Thu .W~k During Our PI,. II'IIUiatlon and Albastos . Gal¥anlzacl PI~ • cut & threaded•. Gas Pipe & FIHII'III MEMBER F:EDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATIO~ . Be sure to register In the Home Furnishings ' Annex or 1t the Mechanic StrHt Warehouse for the $300 In Gift Certificates ·to be won by our Customers. No purch1se Is necessary - you need not be present to win. · ... Elbetfe.lds ln. Pome ~ ...,-..... .. , .. ,., ... .... ~ ." ' .,.. , r •• rf ' HOME LOST - Fire destroyed the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Van Cooney, Bailey Run, at about10:10 a.m. Monday. Pomeroy frremen were 011- the scene of the blaze. l..;)ss of the home, contents and a garage were estimated at $17,500 by Pomeroy Fire Chief Charles Legar. Council in other · action voted to hold trick or treat night on Wednesday, Oct. ~9 from 6 to 7 p.m . for children 12 and under . Henry Werry · · said that signs are needed on a cur~e on the new Hiland Church Road that leads to the hospital and also a stop sign on Hiland before entering (Continued,on page 10) en tine TUESDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1975 PRICE 15' ' .. By ROBER fA ULRICH She 'said Reubin, a balding, 24NEWPORT, Ore. (UPI)- Robert year-old man from Brooklyn, signed Reubln left behind his accordion and over the shack and 10 acres In the 10 acres, Roberta gave up her hills east of Waldport to ber. She gwtar, Steve his drums and Greg said also he gave his half Interest in just left. They. gave all their another house to the C()o()Wfter. possessions to JoAnn and went to JoAnn held a postcard and a teller foUow a mysterious couple who held she said Reubin sent her after he left the promise of a better lire on about Sept. 19. another planet. "It's real," the letter said. "It's "I have enough instruments for a , the Second OJming . We don 't know band," said JoAnn, Jiving in yet what 's next. The mounta~s are Reublh 's rundown shack near the ruce. We are aU go111g home. Oregon coast. "Alii need is people." The postcard appeared to have JoAnn, who refused to give her ' been posbnarked m Oregon. The last name says She is · "holding letter rece1ved later appeared to be everything' together" for ule four postmarked In Colorado, but no city persons, among tl!e 15 to 20 persons could be determin~ ~ either case. who vanished after a meeting JoAnn said Reubm did not ten her conducted by the couple In Wald· Where he was going and she does not port, Ore. know where he is, although :me said JoAnn said she was tempted to go she expected hun to return m lhree too but "I. just couldn't leave my months. son'... She said Reubln Is "not crazy, not· POMEROY LANDMARK RAZED - Weatherboarding on the stately home olthe late Theodore Ebersbach, Pomeroy's West Main Street, came off Monday when Ihe johnson Wrecking Company of Gallipolis began preparing \he site for a commercial building. '11le property was purchased several years ago by the Pomeroy Episcopal Church which in turn 110ld it to Athens OJunty Savings and l..;)an Co., Meigs County Branch, which will erect a nrw bulldlqg where the house was located. ' . altogether vanished from near the Profitt Service Station in Racipe on Sunday, Sept. 28. The Bureau of Criminal Investigation and the Federal Bureau of Jn. vestigalion were Galled In the followin g day. '}'he drilling firm had offered a $1,000 reward for information leading to the recovery of the equipment. Authorities did not reveal the mimes the suspects returned to Meigs County fr om Guernsey County or The Second Coming? One says DETROIT - TEXAOO'S TOP EXECUTIVE says AmeriCIIlll can expect to pay $1 a gallon for gasoline In lhe futlire, but he says he can't predict When prices wUI hit that level or how much over $1 they will go. Board Chairman Maurice GranvUJe told a news conference prior to a Detroit Economic Qub speech that the extent of tbe price Increases will depend greaUy on the government's wUllngneas to relax .controls on the oil lnduatry. CUrrent condillona, he said, are too unsettled to aecur~tely (l'edlct future ga110llne prices. "l'd•Uke to be able to tell the consumers how much It will ~them, but I can't loret;ast the pump price,'' Granville said. "jlutlf YOIJ ask me II I think they wUl reach a dollar a gaUon, I'd say yes." WASHINGTON - TilE GI BILL WHICH PAID for the higher edllcatlen for hundreds of thousands of veterana of World Warn, Korea and Vietnam may be taken off tbe books. The Hollie voted 298to 108 Monday to cut off education benefits to anyQilewho enlists in the armed services after Dec. 31, 1975. The bill now goes to the Senate. · Veterans qualifying under the progr11111 prior to the Dec. 31 (Continued on page 10) Part of !he heavy drilling • equipment stolen from the ' • Adams Drilling Co . in Racine on Sept. 28 has been recovered In Cambridge and two suspects have been returned here for questioning, Recovered Sunday in Cambridge were a haul-it Lowboy valued at $22,000 and a dozer valued at $21 ,000. Still missing is a 1975 ~ truck valued at $12,000. . The oil and gas drilling .equipment valued at $55,000 Monday for questioning . One Is confined to county jail, one in the Middleport jail. , The dozer has been returned to MeigsCouhty. It is believed the truck is also in the Guernsey County area, although it has not been recovered. The lowboy is expected to be returned here soon. Returning the suspects here was the department of Sheriff Robert Hartenbach. More details of the arrest will be reported tater, officials Indicated. NEW YORK- A BAREFOOI' GUNMAN whQ held up to 10 (¥lsiqesln a Manhattan bank and demanded '10 mWlon In gold and the release of Patricia Hearst was arrested Monday night by pollee who anea~ed through the bank's rear door. Pollee said the three hostages- still at gunpoint when the man wu arrested - were unharmed. Earlier, the suspect released seven other captives, lwo In exchange for a six-pack of beer and some roast beef sandwiches provided by pollee. The gunman, who 110unded confused, originally demanded $10 million In gold and release of Miss Hearst. He also called for the release of WIUiam and EmUy Harris and "the Oriental woman," - presumably Wendy Yoshimura - All Symblonese Liberation Army members arrested In San FranciBC!llast month. "" II I ' Templeton, Jr . By Uolled Press International Chief Legar said the blaze LOS ANGELES - SEVEN OF THE MOSI' distinguished was out of control when the flreanns ellperts In the, IJnlted states rendered their verdict department arrived on the Mondily on the theory that a "second gun" was fired In the scene. The call was received ass•Minatloo of Robert Kennedy : There's nothing to it. about 10:10 a.m. Chief Legar The conclusion sulmltted to a Superior Court judge means said that he immedia tely that Kenne<!Y was shol by Sirhan B. Sirhan and no one else. called for help from a MidAfter five years of amtroversy and two weeks of tests, the • die port Fire Department panel ended the dlapute with a 23-word statement to the co1.n:1,: tanker. Firemen were ori the "Thete Is no substantive or demonstrable evidence to probe scene until about 12:30 p.m. that more than one gun was used to fire any of the bullets The contents of the home examined." • was destroyed. Chief Legar said that he has requested aid MANILA - THE PHllJPPINES - A YOUNG "mentatly from the state fire marshall 's unstable" FUipino Who hiJacked a Philippine jelllner with 70 office In helping to determine ·persona aboard and demanded passage to Libya surrendered the cause of the blaze.' to mllltary authorities at ManOa airport today . AuUiorllles The house, garage ~nd tentatively Identified the suspect as Canialo Morales, about 23. contents were valued at ·ll)ey said he emerged from the plane and gave himself up to $17,500. The Van Cooneys had Maj. Gen. Fidel Ramos, chief . of the Philippine national only about $10,000 worth of pollee. 'i nsurance, Fire Chier Legar Ramos desa'lbed the suspect as a "mentaUy unstable said. person acting 111der great duress, pe~haps because of great . lamUy problema," apparently dealing with the kidnaping of his daughter. He was lnunedlately whisked away to an un- . disclosed area In the airport. All 65 passengers - Including thr~ Americans - and five crew members aboard the plane were unharmed. ------------- Children's Dept., Second Floor .• frame home and garage of morning. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Van Cause of the blaze, Cooney, Bailey Run, Monday Pomeroy Fire Chief Chal:les Leger · said, was uri~ determined . No one was at ~,,~;;B'riefol ~:E~ts.~l Ji l E · From a Great American Bank ·. and across New Jersey. a;ooo men are British prisoners, and Washington is foresaken by many of his own. The British generals. figure it's only a matter of time before we give up and beg the King's pardon. But the British are a trifle too ~mug. We recross the Delaware and, battle after battle, surprise the enemy and defeat him. It's on to Saratoga, where our victory becomes a turning point. It gives us courage through the longest winter at Valley Forge. While we suffer cold, starvation and sickness at Valley Forge, the British elite continue l.o party with their Loyalist friends in Philadelphia. But we learn something. Not to give up. The n~tion learns, too. And the rest is history. :i issue was John Man ley . . MEIGS lHI:.ftJRE ·- area. The restricti ons will go in to effect as soon as the sigr·3 are placed. Until the sigtl', are up , drivers will be issued warning tickets. The restriction will be in effect 24 hours a day, seven days a week . Voting against the parki ng Lowboy,dozer are recovered u; p..;..____.;;,_____________________, · said people park in the no loadi ng zone in back of Meigs Inn constantly and no tickets are issued. William Snouffer, councilman, sai~ that trucks are on Main and Second Sts. every day blocking traffic, Henry Werry, captain of Pomeroy's police force, said the men working· on the parking lot wall park on the parking lot each day in the roped orr area. Finally;' council passed (51) a resolution ordering that .signs reading parking for trucks loading and unloading with 16 foot bed length or over may park. No cars or pickup trucks will be allowed in the Devoted 1'o The Interests of" The Meifls·Mason Area ·Club disctJSses money projeiti L"Lur.c·h m' any fav ors and said he will unload elsewhere. " Chief Webster said he was told to be lenient with people until the parking lot wall was repaired as parking spaces are scarce . Webster also said that he had no parking signs up in the area and they were taken down and loading and unloading signs were put up. · Mayor Dale Smith slated that if the public sees trucks parked in the area, "then they feel they can park there Advice SQ Insane, not easily taken ln." •1-/one of these people are," She said. JoAnn also said the mother of a young woman named Ann Miller, who left with the group, had been to see her to Inquire about her daughter . JoAnn said Reubln did not mention UFOs after attending the meeting Sept. 14. He spoke instead of a higher life and reincarnation. JoAnn said she attended a second m\eting In Eugene, Ore., Sept. 16, but was separated out because slie did not Intend to go with them. She said that the two persons who conducted the Waldport meeting did not attend that ses&on. Authorit :Os said fraud may be Involved ,In the disappearances, although R4m Sutton, chief criminal depoty for Lincoln County, said (Continued on page 10) · . Conversations with Hodan of Venus warn Columbus tt clairvoyant of dangers rr : : ·CoLUMBUS, Ohio ( UPI) - A Columbus woman says she was told by a being from outer space that 20 Oregon people, missing since attending a meeting In whicl) they were reportedly told of "giving away all one's possessions" for a UFO trip to eternal life on another planet, are victims of a hoax· and may be in danger. Sally Seibert said she tslked Monday with "Hodan," a creature from Venus, who told her beings from outer space want to help people on Earth. "There is no UFO being or any other being that is highly evolved that would cause you to give up your children, to give I!P your property, to give up anything, on th,e promise of suddenly becoming spiritual," Mrs. Seibert Said she was told. The middle-aged woman, who claims to be a clairaudient, says she has talked with Hodan many times. Mrs. Seibert says she can hear the creature and repeat Its words verbatim and thatU can hear her and others through her ears. The Venutian Monday expressed concern about the safety of the missing people, she said , "Well, I feel it must be of some danger to the people involved," said Mrs ..Seibert. "I do feel !here Is something very dangerous In the whole thing ." ' · The voice from"Venus told her pdlice will find the missing people when they investigate the IndividUals who took custody of Uteir belongings. The people vanished Sept. 14 from Newport, Ore., after attending a meeting In which they reportedly were told by "an average looking" couple that volunteers would be prepared at a special camp In COlorado for a better lifl: on another planet and then piclied up by a UFO .In the next 10 years. ' There was some fear the couple, who claimed to be "messengers," may have demanded the people give up· their famUies and worldly possessions In exchange for what they reportedly said was "the way to truth." ' One woman said she received a postcard from her son, mailed In-Colorado, who was believed to have been influenced by the couple." . "I have c:Qmpleled my training. I am leaving this Earth and w\U not see youa!Jy more ," th e son was quotedassaylng. ' . ~ will be sought .. . Constructi on of a new Meigs County school for the · menially retarded was the · main topic when the Meigs· County Board of Mental Retardation met Monday night in the Meigs County Commissioners office. The board wiU seek the recommendations of the slate on the size of the school, as well as other aspects, and then will have an architect draw • up plans of the proposal. · Meigs Co untians have approved a bond issue which would provide fund s fo r building the school although voters twice have turned down operation levies for it. Presently, students are at. tending the Gallia County facility at Cheshire on a oneyear contract. The board approved the · $2,000 monthly payment to the Galli a Conn ty Board of Retardation, the utition fee being charges. Other bills were approved for payment. Atblnding the meeting were Judge Manning Webster, president, Rick Crow, Grace Weber and Wilma Parker. CORRECTION SYRACUSE - Lawrence· Manley, who was chosen by Syracuse Village Council at the last meeting to begin garbage pick up , in the article it quoted that he would pick up three 20 gallon cans a month for $2.50 which was incorrect. He will pick up three 20 gallon cans a week for $2.50 a month. CHlLDHURT RACINE - The Racine ER squad answered a call to Route 2, Racine, at 7:20p.m. Monday for Brenda Taylor, S, . who received a head Injury in a fall . She was taken tq Veterans Memorial Hospital. '· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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