https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9924e66d5689c777858fa24b0e411858.pdf ff504d9e181581f7a17f9fb86c9a058c PDF Text Text .... . --- ---·----- ' t • 16 - the Daily Sentinel, MiddleP.Ort·Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, Oct 8, 1975 . • :;:;:;::: ::;:;:;:;:;:; :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~;:;:;:~;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;':;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;., Confrontation on cuts commg . • ' WASHINGTON (UPI) Congresslonal. leaders ·say President Ford 's combinatJon 1.11 and spending cut proposal Ia ''preposterous" and " Irresponsible." But · Ford inslala II Ia a package deal - all or nothing. And Ford reportedly said he will•stand by hla plan if II takes a "100 vetoes." The package calls lor $11 billion In ntl' tax reduction~.• a continuance of thla Yfllr's fJ7 blUion In tn teductlons, and a budget nest year not to exceed $395 billion. ·"You have to make some hard choices," President Ford told Appalachian governors at a meeting in Knoxville, Tenn ., In connectlon with hla spending curbs. Later he told a cooventlon of deriti8ta his tax cui plan required a "dollar for dollar reduction tn federal spending." "It Is a package deal," be Bald. "It Is all or nothing ." On Capitol Hill, moat Democrats responding to the Presfdent's flacal program unveiled Mooday night, were curious about the choices Ford had in mind. "II Ia irresponsible for ibe President to call for a maastve cut in federal than attempt to make them spending without lderitJfytng permanent," Long said. · where the cuts are to be AI Ullman, chairman of the made," said Sen: Hubert Ways and Means Coounittee Humphrey,O.Mtnn . already working on tall Long, D-La ., 1ald, " II legi.llatlon, put off further might be better to pwth committee deliberallms on tllrough a oneyear extensim · majll' issues to give the of the 1.11-cut pfovlslons adminlatraUon lime to be which expire Dec. 31, rather specific about the "harJ! choice•." ''To expect 111 io strllte out swinging blindly and put a f395 billion ceiling on without a budget •Just seems to me (Continued frori\' page _I) totally preposterous and area within Meigs CO!Dity in the study area for facUlties; sotnethlng I'm shocked the administration would planning activities to be propose," Ullman said. carried out by the ~onswting "I wonder what he would do engineer, Floyd G. Browne If we took the f28 billlcn out of and Associates, Ltd., and the defense and · space· and Village of Middleport agrees foreign aid. He'd obviously to provide all the neceSI!BrY ve19 them," Ullman said. funds for the · cost of engineering services for step 1 activities.and will thereby be entitled to receive ·the entire f.ederal grant lor these CROne ~ . ~ . J. • .from ·a most remarkable Eactory :::! I . # h · • h · j!i lbere'a •• factory tbat D!Hes It' tilere's no place to j:l 0 ~~ . t ~ . Y011 ano· the oaly Uvtng bnat.binc maoid~buinc :;;; . ~. ~l plant for it.. ;';~ ';:: Yet, blood is oUF cc.atry's moot preelo111 aat11l111 ~!; resource. It ~oma from lbe most remarkable !~lory !~;! ~:: alive, the blllq8D body. · . . . {! :;!: Uke oar other aatutal resoorees, {t II erllleally short (' :::; t.bls summer. Celebrate your good btallb, your life, your }! J community spirit ... dooate on Ott. U, 1 to I p.m. at t.be :::: i::. Pomeroy Elementary Scllool. .. · ).:: :r f;f::::;:;:;;;::j::;:::::;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;~:;:;:;:;:;:;;;:;;:;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;.::: &rolhnent HOSPITAL NE.WS ' Vete~ Memorial Hospital PLEASANT V,w.ty ADMITTED - Leslie DISCHARGES - Mrs. Lee Price, Pomeroy; Charles G. Hu~s~ll , Point Pleasant: Ellis, . Pomer 9y ; Marion , Mathtlda .Calles, Ironton , Ohlinger, Letart, W. Va. ; Mrs . Ran~y Colgrove, Ollie Tyree Miadleport· letart; Wilham Campbell, Dora Frost, Athens. ' Leon ; Bradley Henseley, DISCHARGED _ Bertba Pomt Pleasant ; Sherman Lasher Alberta Unlhicum, Gerlach, Letart; Mrs. Salim ' Yates, }Ierman William Colcomb • Gallipolis Warner, Eyelyn Campbell, Ferry; Mrs,, Ernest Hunt, Debra Cleland, Nina Yates, McArthur ; Mrs. Olin Neal, Vernon Adkins. Pomt Pleasant, and Mrs. , · John Barker, Point Pleasant. -~---------------, I ,.,.,,,,... Notices, loCal news in brief Holzer Medical Ceuter RUTLAND'- Therewlll be age and under .. ' 1Dlscbarg!!fl, Oct. 7) Carroll Adams, Connie ahomecomlngallheRutlahd WILLIAM WOLFE, ad. Church of Christ Sunday, Ott. milled to Veterans Memorial Aeiker, David Barry, Ruth TONITE THRU THUR. 12. Sunday School will be at Hospital earlier lhls week, Is Sue Chenoweth , Maysel OCT . 8·9 9: 30 a.IJl., worship service af better known as "Curtis" NOT OPEN 10:30, wllh lhe afternoon Wolle, of Long Bottom RD. Clevenger, Ruthle Clevinger, " service at 2 p.m. Spedal His room number Is 139. James Dawson, Sharon singing. Eugene Underwood will be guest speaker. 'The RACINE A public Downard, Brian Durham, FRI.-SAT.·SUN. meeting will be held at 9 p.m. John Fugett, Mrs. Bethel OCT . 10· 11· 12 A record 949 students are P<Jbllc Is Invited. -Thursday to discuss pollee Gillenwater and son, Con·. THE RACJ; WITH enrolled at Rio Grande RUTLAND - Rutland proledloo In Racine village. stance Goble, Palma: THE DEVIL College-Community COllege a VIllage council ls·announclng · Mayor Charles Pyles Invites Goodwin , Mrs . Andrew. (Technicolorl Irick \)' treat nlghf will be · all residents to voice fhelr· school spokesman announced observed Show Starts at 7: 00p.m. In Rutland on oplnloos. Greene and· son, Ull Green- . today. Wednesday, Ott. 29, from 6 to - .- ........ . lee, Patricia G~ssler, : Previous record enrollment 7 p.m. lor chlldr.en 12 years of Sue Smllh and Warren . Mildred Hardway, Mrs. John . 81ack were issued bus driver h · was 850, set in 1969. :ertlficales Tuesday night by G. Hudson and daug ter, More than 20 program • activities. , the Meigs County Board of Larry Hudson, Katie Kearns, ' Also meeting with the majors are available at Rio. Educatloo. Besides routine De · K Is Hilda King • conuniasloners was Ji:. A. business. the board ado6ted wey ee ' ' The record enrollment, plus CHESTER A Halloween Wingett in regard to moving the new stale minimum Benjamin Kramer, Willfarn public support which the salary schedule which starts Mayer, Molly McWhorter. voting ,equipment from party was diacussed when the college and community Ladles Auxiliary of Ute Fire preclncta that have been REEDSVILLE - Mrs. al $7,400 annually for a Mrs. Floyd Newsome and ·· college is receiving in the Department met Wednesday with a bachelor ol son, Norman Powell, Michael. Anna (Luie) Stanley, 81, teacher degree changed. Seventeen precincts and no· exevening at the fire house. Gallia, Jackson, Meigs and Route 1, ReedavlUe, died science perience. Attending the Rake, Tim Reese, Grover have been changed with tllree Vinton County area , and from . Tuesday night at Veterans meeting were Supt. Robert ~oush, . Jeffrey Roush ,' new voting precincts that wlll Clarice Allen presided. Ute state marks the college's . The meeting opened with Bowen, Robert Burdette, Millicent Salyers, Barbara,;: need voting equipment, one In Memorial Hospital following Harold Lohse, Gordon the Lord's Prayer followed by centennial year and points an extended illness. She was ~oll ins, George Perry and Scott, William Simpkins,; Olive !llld Orange Townships, toward a bright and growing Olive White, Inez Wickline,: and one at the Public Ubrary the reading of the minutes of ·future, the spokesman 5<!id .. born in Ja.ckson County, W. Harold Roush, 1)1~mbers . the previous meeting by Va., the daughter of the late In Middleport. Marriage ·licenses have Keitha Williams, Lucy: Erma Cleland, and the Mr. and Mrs. Emmell ·Wingett pointed out that all been Issued to William Sn:>llh Williams, Wanda WUUams. · you can dO your whole w..ka .weoh In a few weekend loodo ( Blrlhs, Oct. 7) precincts muat have 1Q boxes, treasurer's report by Opal Parsons. Mrs. Stanley had Long, 65, Long Bottom, and R. Norvell, 55, Rl. 3, . Mr. and Mrs . Lannle. only Norge has and some requlr~ 13. The ' WickHam. Committeer epor.ts Racine firemen resided in Ohio the past 42 Meadla Racine, and Lee Roy Cadle, commissioners agreed to were given and Jean Sexson years. She was a member of 25, Rt. 1, Rutland, and Dixie Gilbert, daughter, Galllpolls ; • BIG LOAD 20 lB. CAPACITY aaalst with moving of the thanked all for their called to school :the.Success Church of Christ. Rose Snyder, 21, Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Malone, . donations and help at the equipment, providing lt Surviving are a son, James WASHERS Adlon for dissolution of daughter, Jackson; )'dr. and meets the approval of lthe Karr sale. Clara Conr(ly M. Stanley, The Plains; two marriage was filed by Joyce Mrs. leslie Malone, son, . RACINE The Racine with 2 to 20 lb. flexibility .. county engineer and set up·a espre~ appreciation for Fire Department was called daughters, Mrs. Edna Tid~, D. Hazzard, Middleport and Jackson; Mr ..and Mrs. David date when Ute property can their help at the picnic. Plans at 7 a.m. today to SOuthern Nitro, W.Va., and Mrs. Clora Don P. Hazzard, Egan, Il l. Phillips, daughter, Oak Hill. . for a Halloween party for the Harris, Westerly, R. I.; 10 be moved. High School ln Racine. children. of the community, Wingett alsd asked that According to information grandchildren, and 20 great• eliCeSs equipment could be preschool 'and grade school, obtained · from Jim Adams; grandchildren. Besides her were discussed. All were stored on the Utlrd floor of the principal, the fire was con- parents, she was preceded In · (Continued from page I) former Children's Home asked to help and several tained io the furnace room. death by her husband, were asked to cahvallB the Building. Thurman C. Stanley, ln.l970. Soot in the hot water heater Mahonlng and Cleveland.Cuyahoflli ~0 per cent. Wingett contended that the vUlage for cash donations for had caught fire as well as Funeral services wlll be at Employment amoog Ohio coostructloo workers was off 17 elimination of . certain the project. Anyone wishing some wood that was on the I p.m. Friday at the Success per cent from the previous Auguat, said the center. Em· to give that has not been preclncta ~II eliminate 60 Church of Christ with Mr: ployment in manufacturing Industries was down 14 per cent. asked can give their donation hot water heater. There was people end- cut the payroll Joseph B. Hoskins officiating. no damage. Ilia not known as $1,800. ~ observed that the to any auxiliary ,member. yet if the hot water heater Burial will be in the church WASHINGTON - FORMER SEN. FRED HARRIS lowly law · requires all precinct The date for the prlrty wlll be was damaged ~emefery. Friends may call Adams joins six other candidates for the Democratic presidential workers to take a training made later. Christmas cards reported. at the White Funeral Home in nomination who say they have qualified for federal fun~ In and all occasion carda ·were period. ' The Racine ER squad was Coolville anyUme after noon their primary campaigns. .. ' the commlsaloners argued ordered and will be for sale called Tuesday to Rt. ·l, Long Thursdar.. Harrla, a ooe-term senator from Oklahoma, called a newa that it wiD COli more money by members. Bottom, for Glenn Bissell. No comel'ellce to announce he haa qualified, report hla camRoll -call was answe~ by beca11141 poD ·worllera wW aid was given. paign and outline future strategy. To qualify f~r federal lunda, have to . work overtime. Clarice Allen, Jean Seuon, At . 6:30 p.m. Tuesday to LOCAL TEMPS a presidential candidate must ralae f!OO,OOO, CODiiltln8 r1 Wingett disagreed and Margaret Christy,· Erma .Long Bottom for Anna The temper a lure ·in t5,000 from each of 20 states In contributi01111 oU250 II' leu. Cleland,.Opal Wickham, Inzy cornmen~ that they they The goverrunent will match the $100,1100 and any other Stanley, 81, who was taken to downtown Pomeroy at 11 will be better off ·n~enclally. Newell, Opal Hollon, Sheila Veterans Memorial Hospital. a.m . Wednesday was 59 . contribution oU250orleas up to $5m!Won. degrees, rain falling. · $2,000 In fact, than la!t year .. Taylor and Clara Conroy . .Auditor Howard Frank also WASHINGTON - MARTHA MITCHELL, SUFFERING met with the comrntalloners from a rare ·malignant blood dla.!ase, says she lllill seeb l:riefly to report tbat ' all "happln~ and peace for J11Yself as weD 88 others." Mrs. Mitchell, 57, told UP! in a telephooe Interview from her bed at county office holders must ' Northern Virginia Doctors Hospital she keeps her "hope and · have pll'chaai! ordets. If no joy In living." purchase order Is made out, , 9le entered the hospital with a pain In her leg about 1 billa will not be paid. He 'said month ago. Xrays disclosed two ~oken ribs and fractur'!s r1 thiS system was used many two vertebrae in her neck, Indicating bone brittleness. Inyears ago but was dropped. '1\tesday. burning" soft coal Into "clean tensive blood and bone Dll''TOW testa brousht a dlagnotdl ~a Frank asld It Is required by · WASHINGTON (UPI ) The big Norge 20 lb. walhblakel with Norge~ way Anthony Feuarl of · burning" pipeline gas and fonn of myeloola, which her·hematologist blood specialilt, Dr. law- end indicated lhst Meigs By the first wee.k In waahlng action haa Iota ol room to got big load1 County wlll begin ualng the November, Federal ~ergy Coelcon, the firm set up to itquld fuel like hm~e heating Robert Dolnynsld, said "Is manageable, but Ia In a fairly realty clean. And the Norge 20 lb. dryer keepo up with advanced stage." p~rchase orders by the first llelearch and Development build the plant on govern- oil, had been scheduled to lhe wooher load lor load. You can breele through Administration (ERDA) ment contract, Monday make the selecUon. Mra. Mitchell said the lUness "hit so spontaneously !hat J of the year. your whole w..ka waoh In practically no time. Seamons · said the final didn't know what happened." • Prob.llle Judge Manning Administrator Dr. Robert C. testified before the subcl\olce, however, now rests Webste~ met wiLlt the com- Seainana Jr. wW select the corrunlttee that two of the 20 Lb. Washer mlsslonera, along with a lite, Jl(lllllbly OhiO, for ·a iltes are In West Virginia, solely with him and that he OOLUMBUS - THE JOINT SELECT Leglslallve Com· • gets clothes reilly clean repreantatlve of the Zero1 ~.2 mWioo experimental two In Ohio and me each. In wlll make lt two months mtttee on Energy Ia to have lts final report ready by Ocl. 15, 1 Illinois, Pennsylvania, In- earlier than the Jan. I ~le recommending among other things that Ute Public UtmUea Corp. Webster asked that the coal cooveralon plant. • oil fabric controlled Sean18111 told a Senate diana and Kentucky. prevloualy set 88 the Coalcon Conunlulon of Ohio be profeulonallzed and "de-politicized." present Zerox ·copier be Coelcon Ia delivering a deadlln Appropriations sub· • permanent press care e. Ahandful of members of-tile Houae.Senate panel met Tueaday replaced by a new machine, Both ERDA and Cualcoo and generally agreed that politics should be removed from the committee he had set the "liographical package" on said to make larger copies • automelic dispensers and aave the county at lea~t deadline and will pefiOnally each of Ute eight proposed declined to diacl011e the loca- PUOO as much as JlCIIIIble. • eulomotlc tint tiller They alao Bald salaries should be boosted to create an $25 a month. The machines rnall:e the choice from among lltes to ERDA this week, asld lions of the eight sites eight remaining lites out of 16 a Coalcoo lpokesman in New remaining In competition. "atmosphere . of profeaslonallam" and make commlulor. are not purchased butleal!ed; • Wiler saver control York. service compeiiUve with other states and private lndllllry. the old machine eo&l $55 a originally proposed, an Coelcon, which will build month plus costa per copy ERDA spokesman aald the plant to convert "dirty and the projlosed copier )¥111 c011t Jl46 a month with 3,300 -~---~ by FEDDERS copies free. On the volunie of FOUR FINED··= PULL SCHEDULED business being done with the Four defendants were RUTLAND - A garden · copier It was determined the fined In the court of Mid- tractor pull spQRsOred by the new machine will' save dleport Mayor Fred Hollman Garden Tractor Pullers Assn. money. '1\teaclay night. They were (GTPA) 1n conjunction with Attending were Henry Woodi'ow W. . Call, Jr .. 43, Rutland Volunteer Fire Dept. . Wells, end Bernard Gilkey, Ponleroy, f150 and costs, and will be held Stllday, Oct. 12 at 1 commissioners, Wesley three days In jail driving 1 I p.m . at tile Rutland Park Buehl, county engineer, and while lnlollcaled; charles M. near the old Rutland High Martha Chambers, clerk: ' McClain, 21, Racine, $15 and School. Refreslunents wlll be costa, speeding; David A. served oily the ladles auxiliary Carsey, 19, Middleport, $10 of the fire department. The Singer Sale· A-Thon Ends Sat., Oct. 11 and "costa, spinning Ures, and event ls um!er the auspices of Michael w. KeUy, 23, Mid- the GTPA of So~tlwastem dleport, U5 and ~oats, Ohio. For additional in · reckleas operation of a motor fonnatlon, call 742-2143, 667· Lay Away For vehicle. · 3730 or 667-3435. THIS IS IT! A NEW ELASTIC Womens Sportswear, Dresses, Coats, Lingerie, Girls • STREl'CH ·STITCH MACHINE AT Christmas A SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICE I Sportswear, ~ewtlry, Lugg,ag~, Mens and Boyswear, · MEIGs THEATRE ' • . ;_ Coalcon site will be settled in four weeks Saw 30.00 N(M ONLY 299 95 INIOI~IGIEI· - Elberfelds In Pomeroy ' SHOP tHURSDAY 9:30 TO 5 PM - JJ1th Annlve110ry Sale ~ Now In Progress At Sale Prices! PLAYING NITELY NON ' $14995 Pr ice goes to Sl69.9l after Sale·A·Thon I Carrying cese or cabirieu•tr • . Many OtMr Modois On S.le lUESDAY THRU SATURDAY . GEO. '• The Fabric Shop McCaU's, tiwlk-Stw, Slmpll~ity Pallorns ,_,.,,Ohio •· SINGER SALES& SER'tiCE I *A Trtdenarl\ oi1H£ SINGERCOMPANV 11S W. Second HH214 Knitting Yarn, Piece Goods, Stereo Tapes, t1ome Furnishings, Glidden Paint, Gas and Electric Ranges ·and many more Items. · TUES.· THURS. 8:30·1:00 HA~L FRI. & SAT. 8: :l0·2:00 The MEIGS .INN 992-3629 Be sure to register In the Home Furnishings Annex Qr at the Mechanic Street .warehouse for the . $300 In Gift Certificates to be won by our Custo~ers. No purchase Is necessary- you need not be present.to win. ' Best In Live Entertainment • .. . Elberfelds In Pom · • . . • ~ ' ~~~~!S:!~~~~~U::::n~y by Sen. JamesAbourezk, O..S.D., anci would have re(JIIIred any ~~ :.h~::.:t ,:;:!pi~~~::oou~: :~~ ~': i!~@:~i~i~i~!~i!i!!l!!i!!'!!!!!:r:~:m::tM!@!~!~!'!i:i!~!ti;!t'l'l'i.!i!i!~!ili!~!'!'!;t!i!i!~)!il:!!@ ·i' .·. ,:..,:i. · ,·:.: .':.:.:. Fire dest-.ys rural hom~ uv LONG BOI'l'OM rbe · ~ !ram bo :,[:.':,·:.,,::.r,'. ;:;:;:; capled by Jim Wllllama, Rl. ::'owued by ~ ~:.::][ ::i:: Pomeroy, blll'lled to lbe grollld wbeila 11ft ~e out at ;j;[;f ;:::; 5:zoa.m.!oday.LoAbaabeeuelllmatedat..,_. ;';!; .;!;!; Raudal Robertlllllld tile Rlclue Fire Dept. - celled ;!;'( to the sceue. Ca111e of lbe fire, not determlaed, Is 111111 ':!!l ::;:: under lnvestigatlou. lbe bouse - InJured. ;:;;::-: :i:i: n m :~~~~!~~~::.~";:e!=o~~=g= ~J!=~:=:~':=g~~np~~~ \~\~:1[![! ~;~;~: :~:~:~;~; ;~:~;~:;:~:~:!: :~t:~;~: :{[! ;!;:;: ti! ! :!:! ! ! ![!:i[~!li!'['! i'!t~[~!; ~;!;!;: ; :;@i.!'!'f:~ ~ have • AT'111E OVEN -Qlff and Pat Thomas ,t the oven In thalr new pizza shop, "lloneUI's" which baa opened at295 South Second Ave. in Middleport. ·. VOL XXVII NO. 125 Donelli's opens ' in Middleport c. '(!l'll~~m~w..:::=:,::::;:::{~~8~:*:~:~:::?.:::::::s~:~:::~::::::::~::::~:::::::::::::~ ews. -. . in Brief~ Devoted To !he Interests of' The Meigs-Mason Area POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO THURSDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1975 State may slip into red soon EXTENDED OUTLOOK Saturday tbrougb Mouday, fair Saturday aod S11Dday ud 1 elumce of abowera Meaday. Hlgba wfll be 1n 11se •• to 11se Iow 70. iDC! Iowa will be In lbe tO a. OOLUMBUS (UPI) - A fault of the Republican lltortage of cub may force · Rhodes admlnlatratlon and the state of Ohio Into the red not the Democraticbefore thla month 11 over. cootrolled legillature. There "ere lndlcatlona Riffe maUed a three-page Wedne.Uy lhst state of• . staternentoo state finances to flctall ol OfliiOIIte political editors of major dally parllea are~ to offer neWIIp&pers in Ohio, saying different vlewa on an lm- he erpecta Rhodes will at· pendiDg d..ri dt. tempt to blame ~ cub State Finance Director shortage on the General Howard L Oollllr woald DOt ,a mhly, ceollrm wbcli lite . . cMI •.'ftlt Bp ka~ aid llbudl.' balanc!e would reach llei'O. veto of tile accelerated But he Indicated• little hu ~rporation lax payments happened to alter hil COlli the lllte $150 miWon In Jl"ICktlqn of laat June that cash over the two-year without accelerated cor- budget period. )»>rate tal payments, the ''When the governor vetoed lltale would begin running a the plan, he radically altered diflclt by September. ' the basic fiscal integrity of Gov. Jl!fMI A. Rmdes vetoed the corporate ta:r payment achedule In the flo.& bUllon · general appropriations bill In late June. Collier said he would hold a lrleflng Oct. 17 tD review the lltate's financial tdlulllloo. At the utne time, HoUle OOLUMBUS ( UPJ) -State Speaker Vernal G. Riffe, D- Welfare Director Raymood New Bolton, autlclpating a F. McKenna said a review of llltement from the governor lbe Aid lo Dependent on the deficit, aald It Is the Child-en Program In Ohio baa rellllled In the dl8covery , of 10,433 Ineligible caiae 011 ~ the rolls and 5,731 caaee In •, which overpayments were 10,~3 Booth help . is needed Program needs more support at junior high omq a P re · lim on h ., eanng continued ( '1llffe was In ' !I!! WASiliNGl'ON (UPI) - Prelldeat Ford IIYJ air ;![~!;! !!!!!::: fam would be cheaper lllder Ilk )Ua ID break lbe ;j:~]:! };!;! regulatory power of lbt Ovll Aen11aDIIa Boanf. 1IDt t!::: :;;j;j:j the alrllue iDdDJtry ehalleDCed the pn)IIIIL ;~:;~: it::: "For maay AmertcUi, air travel._ become too i:;t! !;J::::! espeMive to afford,~' Ford laid lD a mnaage to !Nj ;t';! COilgrea Wedaeaday. · · !;@ ~;:;::; ·Ford aaya hll reform legialalloa woald meaalower :;:;:,:; :::~:;: air lam, the lint true price compelltlea betw- m!: !i:i:l: domestic liriiDe1 IIIII an ead· to outmOded ' ')mllee- ;!;!;!;! ';j;!i; lloallt" (CAB) n11es • lfla a . :!t:: l'be liriiDe IDobutat, rill few e~eepliouJ, !t:ii :::;;~ disagrees. Oftea. bod)'. :;;:;:;; :;!;:;:; Ford'• )lrllfOIIla ''wwlll dellroy lite U.S. e0111- !;!;!;!; !:!!!J!: mere1a1 alrtraetlportallft 1a11u1r7 u we know H" IIIII ; !:!~! \j;::;: .ca-bJ&ber-ntbertllulewer-lua,tlleAlrLbte @.~ ~ ...... • p fl ..... .. .. ~~.;,: ALPA ~ llse.....-eailo ~ ~ lbouaa... ;@ :?.!::!! of avtallotl joluad mJ&Ittlbrply redlltur e!'nilule :]:!:::! 'i'i:f:! alriiDe tenlce to ''may commultlel llld poalltiJy )fj :;:::l: eetlre llatell." . :;:;« !f!!! Slml1ar r8piiiJel came fnm Delta AfrifDn and !W "' ::::::: lbe Air ·l'rauport Alaoctallorl. :;::·:: :m; :m; - Pblladelpbla for a meeting of the National Conference of State Legislatures. A spokestian In hla office said he believed an .... administration report of the :·~r;:;~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;::::::::::::::::~::::::.~:;:::::;:::::::::::;:;~:;:;:;:;:~!:::::::::~~~;~::*::;:::;:;:;:::::::::&::~:~:j~· deficit was Imminent. .:.:w.:.;.;.,.,.,.,.,,.,.~,.,.,,,,,.,.,,,.,.,.,.,.,,,,,,,.,.,,,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.:.:.,.,.,.,.,".:·•·•·•·•·•·•·:·:·:·:·:·:·:.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,. • Franklin, ineligibles 516, overpayments, 64ll; Hamilton , inellgiblH, 976, overpayments , 788; Lucas, Ineligibles, 501, overpayments, !115; Mahontng, Ineligibles, 317, overpayments, 19; Montgomery, Ineligibles, 596, over- • compll.shed," McKema .sald. paymentts 152; Stark, lnellgtMcKenna said the estimate bies, 33, ovepayments, !40; of savings as a result of the Summit, Ineligibles, 255, case review was made by · overpayments, 25 and Buller, uatng stallatlcal averages of 'lne~bles, 163 and overpay- . $163 per m<ltth for each ments 23. Ineligible case and f60 per Additional counties month for each case of reporting dlacovery of 30 or overpayment. more lnellgtble C8lle8 are The original nine counties ABhlabula, Ill; Greene, 1115; asked to conduct case Jeffefaon, 58; Late, 100; reviews and ai.t !hair fin. Lorain, 51; Pike, 32; Portage, dings are: 30t; Richland,l93; Trumbull, Cuyahoga, Ineligibles, 237; Tuscarawas, 78 and 5,131, overpayments, 2,681; Wood, 43. cases·on ADC ineligible By UDited Preu IJiteruiiOIIII CLEVELAND- GERALD J . PATRONITE, dlreclor ol the Ohio Lottery Commlasloo, announced today that ticket Illes during the lint year of tile lottery totaled $107.5mUIIon ol wblch $42.77 mllUon was protlt. A major portion r1 protitl, as provided by the Ohio General Aasembly, went to primary end Pizza booth workers are secondary educallon, public welfare and higher education. needed at the nen home "11te Ohio lottery baa put l:ricta lntD ICbool bulldtnga end football game according to boob iniD the handl of the retarded and the lottery baa made the Melga Athletic Booaters. lhOIIIIIIdi of Ohioans hippy prile winners In the proceu," said Meeting Tuesday night at Patronlte. Patronlte llld $13.3 mllllm went ID jrlmary end the, high acbool with Rich lellOildary education; public welfare received almost $12 Jones, president, presiding mllllm; a1mo1t $6mllllon went for higher educetiolt; about' ~ the booslers reviewed several ml1llm to gmeral gcivernment UJe; $3.t million to mental The Meigs J1D1lor High money making projecta. The health, and about P million bj!came part of subsidies to local athletic booster meeting volunleerworkersare needed govemnent. ' Monday In the cafeteria at 1n the pizza booth for the OOLUMBUS - THE SUPREME o ;mRT has ruled Meigs J1D11or High at ~d- game on Oct. 17 when Melga that a te.:ber employed under a limited cootract cannot get dleport, . reviewed money will clash with Logan . automatic tmure. '!be court Wednllday upheld two lower making projecta being un- Everyone who can aaslst Is oourt dtclllona that WWtt qainll Harold H. Paul, Findlay, . dertaken and discussed aaked to contact any booster bmer football ooech at Van Buren H1gb School in Hancock repairs to the stadium, member or call the achool dressing rooms and rest and leave the tiame and ·CountY. ph~ number. • Paul was employed au teacher at the high school in JlJ!If, rooms that are 1D1derway· The boosters need all the · Head Coach Charles 1971, under a three-year wrlltm contract detdpated a "leaeben lhnlted contract." He allo entered three successive support poufble to complete Chancey explained the playa one-year limited elira curricular service Clilntracta where he the project eltiler In money or used by the football squad ~ hours. Officers of the · and shoWed film the coachl\(1 football and was albletlc director at the achool. bOotlters are Milford HyaeD, Meigs-Athens game. The boostars, who meet WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT FORD PLANS three! Preslder)t; .Bob Byer, vice .president; Sharon Doss, every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. more out-of.Wwn tripl ov• the ne:d seven deyaln a COIItlnued tftcJrt to enrich the RepuWcan puty'1 campaign treasuries treasurer, and Charlotte lnvlle all Interested persons Willford, secret~ry. The • to attend. llld lay the srounclwort for hll own 1978 election bid. · boosters aak for full fiiiPPOI'I ~· · The Preeldtnt b IC~ to .attend GOP funckalslng eveniiFrldq In Detroit, nat Tueedey In Hartford, Conn., and of the teama that play every .U 'lbunda7 In !Rullvllle, Ky. All are major t'netJvpolllan Thursday afternoon by atJS• - • In llltu !hat could pme critical to hll proepecta for a tending the.games. fullterm In the White House. . For toda7, howeftr, Ford arranged only I t,JOOI!tlme ride ' CLAR.JJ'JCA110N Aprelltnlnary hearing at 10 to lbe Wllhlnglon Navy Yard ID ...il;lpate ill ctrtmohies 1 Wesley Buehl aald today a.m. today ' for two ·Norwich, lllll'klnl the IIGth blrtbday ol the U. S. Navy. '!be Conteoa~tal die resolution paeeed by lite Ohio men charged with UteH Clinanu created the flllt Aalerlcen naval fCirce In 1'1'1&, and county commluloners of $66,000 worth of dtllllng aboutiO~.-vedlnlt~rlnttheRewlutlonaryWar. Tueiday waa to make ~P.­ equipment from the 1 Adams . Ford'• ~ce at lbe blCIIIIelillal ~lebrlllon was.to plication for a grin! to lm· drilling company In Racine be ulldwlcbed In bet- DlltltbWa with· Piklat'an'l foreltn prove County Road one. on Sept. 28, ~·• been coollllnilter1Alii Ahmed, ~lllcretaryQeneral Alejandro Orflla · tlnued unlll Ttletday, Jqe o1 the Qrpn1ut1on of American IMalel. · TO MEET AT i . Robert E . Buck, Melga ' RACINE - The public County Court, ~aid this . WAIIIIINGTON- THE HOUSE HAS AGREED to Pll'llllt ' meeting on pollee prolec:IIJ." mornl1141. . Pruldlnt FCII'd to laid 100 volunteer teellllelana to the llnal to be held this evening In The coollnuatloo was asked dNirt to IIIOidtor lbe llratll-l!'cJptlan cllaenpg-taocord. RaclM will be at a p. m. by the attorney for the ~alllt niOlutklll, adopted Wednelday on a MI.- v;t! rather than at 9 p. m. u defendants, Bill J!llellh of . :,.;• (Coutlataed oa P11e, 7) . reported 1n error Wednesday. Zaneavllle. .,. o" impact of tkcontrols the budget," Riffe wrote. "In effect, he set the stage for a cash Dow problem which we will all wltneas 8B we approach Jari. I. "I asaume this cash flow problem wiD be lpoken «In the near future by Ute admlnlltratioo," Riffe said. "In allfalmess to the legislature, 1 bope that the record Ia 1 1 lt\«Gn n•tiol 1te made by atbers;" made. "By removing tile Ineligibles from the rolb and by correcting overpayaments an annual savings of more than f2t mWim will be ac- Senate would give lenders relief · · WASHINGTON (UPI) '!be Senate today passed a biD IIUIIPI!ndtng provisions in the truth-In-lending laws which require banu to provide honte bu,yers with an Itemized J1at of.aU roortgage aetllement 00111 and fees. \ The proviJ!ooa have come t11der strong crttlclam from . ~ )enders and coo· lllllllers who Bald t~~e added paper w01;t resulted In delays and ·added to ·the purchase cost. PRICEJ5' .Indu.s!Jr, Ford disagree - ' Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Thomas community - especially have opened their new Italian frlenaly people - quite a food shop, 'Donelli's" at 295 contrast to Colwnbus. S. Second Ave., In Mid- Mrs. Thomas (Patricia) Is dleport. a veleran in the ltalial) food The new shop, besides . business. Her father, Ed featuring various kinds of Donley opened his first .shop pizza In three sizes - small, In Colwnbus In 1958 and she large and family - will also has been working In the prepare spaghetti and business ever . since. The lasagne dinners and sand· Middleport shop Is a franwichestncludlng submarines, chlaed operation under the meatbllland Italian sausage. name of "DoneUI's". Mrs. The shop- which has been Thomaa' father has since redecw-ated In Iones of gold, moved to Jackson County and SENATOR BYRD yellow, brown and green - Ia planning to open a POINT~ will cater orily ID c~ ou~ •Jecreatiqn Cl!!DJ)Ie;x In J bat u.s. Sell. Rellirt llytd Cll'den. n irlll beC!Oiiclln county. (D-W. VL) will be ill P*t day each Monday and wiD Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa will Pleuaat tbta Suaday, · open at 4 p.m. Tuesday cater to the family and · October !!, to llpeU II the tllrough Sunday, remaining ·parties with their dinners . SL Palli't Ualted Metltedlst open until midnight Tuesday which are sold "by the family Chareb "!lert Llymu'• through Thureday; I a.m. on tub". The "tub" Includes the Suoday b beinc oblerved. Friday and Saturday and 11 complete meal Including Rev. William G. Kope b p.m. oo Sunday. . I bread an4 salad. ' paalor of lbe cbueh. Sell. Both Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa The shop is ln quarters Byrd, Demeeratle Whip were bprn and reared in formerly occupied by . the alld oftea meidoned •• 1 Columbus . However, In Burna Paint Store . The )IOIIIble cudfdate for the Aug~~~t 'titey sold their borQe building Is owned by Cecil Pmldeacy, ·~ lbe and moted lo 353 Palmer St., Bradbury . The telephone lavllalloa e11teaded by Mlddlep<rt, In preparation • n~ber of the new shop, OrviUe Strow. for OP.enlng the new carry out which Is not listed in the new restaitrant. They find the directory, Ia 9!J2.6167. entine at y e fits into your life · on ' Senate staff analyses estimated the best that emergency "Under federal price controls, we would be rialdng creating meaaures could do Is make up one fourth of the espected even greater shortages in the future," Sen. Charles Percy, Rshortage of 1.3 trillion cubic feet tilla winter. m., contended. The oil company divestiture plan defeated Wednesday was INIOII~IGIEI . 1t WASfUNGTON (UPJ) -Sen. James B. Pearson, R·Kan., saya!Jiere's going to be a natural g88 shortage thla winter and . Congrt\118 can't do much about it. ' He lliade '.the remark after ,the Senate Wednesday defeated Anna Stanley died Tuesday News ...in Bnefs ., and also be a big refiner or a big pipeline company. The Senate SeQ. Uoyd Bentsen Jr., O.Tett:., that would ellowPear&On emergency gas sales under unregm.ted prices Ill' the winter only. It rejected that, M-45. would alBa gradually and ~ntly 11ft price cootrols on Sen. Mike Gravel, 0.1palka, said sometimes bigness means gas. efficiency and lower prices : "H we force divestiture, we will ''We leamed (by Wednesday's votes) lhst the Senate has give higher prices to the coosumer." accepted the nollon that deregulatim In phases Ia the only The combined oil and gaa price control plan was by Sen. eoluUon left to ua," Pearson told UPI. "The only way you are Adlai E. SteviNOII ill, O.ffi. He would have freed controlled going to get more natural gas Ia to pay for it." natural gas prices to f1.30 per thousand cubic feet, would hllve Rio Grande If You're a Family On the Go ' efforts to force big on c~mpanles tD become Slll8ller and to sets record .at Halloween plans made Natural gas shortage certain and Congress said helpless Second po·tline . is closed down at Kaiser·alum RAVENS W0 0 D Production problems have led to the announcement this' week by the Kaiser. Alwnlnwn Plant here that · the one-third of a pOt line kept: lnoperationslnceMaywill be'. mtt down at once. No more layoffs wiD be needed, however, as man- ·. power needs In · the fabrication deparbnent will lake up the slack. In fa~t. 10 laid off employes wiD be recalled. ·· Kaiser last spring shut down one poutne, and In May two thirds of a secood, and laid off workers as was necessary. Procedures Act (RESPA) dustry from the unreasonable , and repeal provisions In the restrlcUoos of the" act. Truth 1n lAm~ Act which Meantime, Congress would · a11o require a full statement have lime to develop ''more TRICK OR TREAT of closing COils. simplified procedures for the RACINE - Trick or Treat • A report 1nm lbe Senate benefit of an involved In the Banking Committee said real estate setUement night in Racine village will be RESPA's suspension ''will process," the cQmmittee Observed on Oct. 30 from 6 to ; Iring lnunedlate relief to report said. 7 p.m. both the home buyers and · sellers and the affected In· Lions will get flags placed Fifth Bob Evans Farm festival opens .Friday The biD, passed by voice vote would suspe~ for one ye~ pt'\)vlslona In the Real · Plans for getting flags on The fifth annual Bob Evans Officials predict more than E 1 tate S e tt 1em e n t display on Oct. 13, Columbus Farm Fall Festival will begin 100,000 persons will attend Day, were made when the · 10 a.m. Friday at Bob Evans this year's three-day event. COunty business , . Pomeroy-Middleport Uons Farms, Rio Grande. · Admission, parking and Club met for a noon luncheon entertainment are fr.ee. Meigs County Clerk of Wednesday at the Meigs Inn. The festival Includes COurts. Larr~ Spencer said PreSident William Middles· exhibits ~ field crafts, today his office during warth announced a visit from demonstratlona and pleniy of Seplember Issued 871 cer- Ute district governor on Oct. eQterlainnient and food. tlficate o( titles, 267 notations, 27. The Rev. Mr. MiddlesFriday will be Senior 148 memos, 3 salvage titles, warth showed sildes from Citizens Day. Activities are 1152 applications, affidavits different parts of Meigs scheduled (rom 10 a.m. unlll 6 and assignments, 60 County, emphaslzlng land· p.m. Friday. , penalties, 18 certified coplH, marks, farm scenes, older Saturday festival houht are t7 auto Inspections, boat homes and flower gardens. from 9 a.m. unlll 6 p.m. and tltlea, six certlftecf titles, six · Sunday hours are from 9 a.m. appllratlona for affidavits LOCAL TEMPS until 5 p.m. There wfll be and aiBignments; collectjng The temperature . In outdoor ~p services 10 p&,22U& In sales taxes from ~owntown Pomeroy at 11 a. a.m. Sunday. car dealers In Ohio, and m. Thursday was 66 degrees Nat5MPiii.WiiK Complele festival program $6,718.80 from out of · alate under extremely cloudy OCTOiilfi•ll . ~ II be publshed In Frltlliy•s • dealers and lndlvlduala. skies. t . .' paper. · --~----- ' �;.- ,.- ·--.~-· 3- The Daily sentinel, Mldllieport~Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday, Oct. 9, 1975 2- The Dally Se~tinel, Middie~rt-Pomeroy, 0., Thursday, Oct. 9, 1975 Cincinnati prepares for ·world Series opener ~FQ 'followe~s . say 't hey're safe and happy_ . By ROBERrA ULRICH ' PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI )' ' Telephone calls Indicate the ' 1ill111n11 persons who foUowed : a m)'lterloua couple tO a · aecret training ground for a "' UFOfllgbt to eternity were In ~Ia or the Midwest. ' " Wherever the)' are, (he , callers said Wednesday they •: are safe and happy. Callers who identified the misBing persons were radio station KNPT, themselves as parents of · safe· and somewhere In the Newport, Ore., in the county Robert Rubin , 24, of Midwest. Rubin Is one of the where the furor ~rted, said Brooklyn, who took up 15 to 20 persons who disap- he received a telephone·call residence In the wooded hills peared from Oregon after a from one · of the group of the Oregoo coast about mldciiHge couple ·bel~ a reporting · ~they are all three years aso, told WPIX meeting at Waldport, Ore., happ)f." - / television In New York City Sept. 14 urging follower~ to He ~dhe agreed not to that Rubin had called them. prepare to be taken to a identify the caller or the They said he reported all · better Ufe on another planet. location of the group. Melvin Tom Becker, operator of :"· Investigations should start ·at ·t op ,.,. OOLUMBUS (UPI) - Karl , ... E. Stewart, encutlve "" director of . the Ohio Civil . .. service Employees ..• ' Aseoclation, says lnvesttcat!Mi abould start at the ·" !Alp aa '>poor .policies and ''" decillona" by Department of " Mental Health and Mental •'· Retardation olflclala have re, aulted In many state In· stltution problems. ~- The Ohio Highway Patrol is . .. inveallgaiJni conditions at •" eev~al mental ln.stltutlons 7' foUowlng report& of patient Health and Mental Retardatl.orr Institutions are the result of poor policies," Stewart said. He said his 35,000rnember group · had notified the · department of adverse conditions with UtUe result. "At the request of our members, we have for more than a year continually brought to the attention of (department) officials examples of the poor conditions and under~ffing at the state's lnstltutlona," he ~IH abule, said. , , "Many of the problema at "Unfortunately, they have "",the Department of Mental . done little to improve conditions. Part of the problem Is a chronic shortage of money for adequate staffing. Without adequate staff, workers and residents face dally pressures that compound an already poor situation. OCSEA has consistently supported Increased funds to counteract the deprivation of Ohio's Institutions." ' The unloo head urged Highway Patrol investigators to "closely examine the policies and decisions of top administrators of (the department) and superintendents of DR. LAMB '1 I Hypoglycemia real probl~m • • By Ltwreaee E. Lamb, M.D. . ... DEAR DR. LAMB - I have ,.Mbeen diagnOied by two dif· i" ferent doctors as having ., hypos Iycemia. Both ran a six-hour glucose. test to ~ confirm . the dlagnosls. I was •• placed on 1 high protein diet, " but no vitamins. 0,. !started to black out after r,_ belng on a high protein diet • , for two years and went to a .,; medical cIlnlc. The doctor In •·-ae of metabolism stated c.there is no such thing as low blood ar (flllcUonal) and 111111 that. everyone ·has low blood . .,sugar readings In the 50s and 111 on a alucoae teat. " ' " He alated the u .S. was the "~. only country that uses this "'''"'·· .. -naala, that there Is no '"proof to back up such a ..... - n a ll!d pe~~ple with this AI.. -naala really need to see a 0' PIYChiatrlat, not to be put on high protein diet. :• ' a Alii know Ia that !still have ~ my· W!ellive fatigue snd ~ shaky ape11s 'Blong with the : llchtheaded feeling, and 1 : sometimes paas out. 1 have : held hard working positions • for a woman but can no : tonaer keep up because of , this. 1 don't have any other l problema that would lead one : to think of a psychiatrist, and : ' my husband agrees with this. I'm 36, weigh 132, ,and work part time. If you were me ~t uld ~ wo YoU do? At this point I would certainly ap- . Second, do a little expreclate any help I can get to perimenting. start enjoying life again. Change your eating habits DEAR READER - It's so that YoU eliminate all true many people are concentrated sweets j tc In 1 d · diagnosed as "low blood sugars, ams, e . c u e m sn•ar" who really have other your diet whole wheat bread "" problems, Including anxiety. and bulky vegetables such as Whether that Is the case with salads that will slow the you ,or not I wouldn't !!now emptying of the stomach. from the information at hand. Balance out your diet with You may have an-1etles .lean protein such as lean lll that you don't recognize, round steak· and fish. Avoid th · t be ( to these may lead to overe swee verages s p breathing and cause some of coffee and cigarettes enyotr symptoms. Or you could tirely). sweet rolls, and inhave low blood sugar. elude in your breakfast some Functional hypoglycemia protein, even steak lf b t d •t Ia real. It Is adequately necessary, u on diacualed In leading texta of eliminate the carbohydrates medicine (Beeson and Me- entirely - even for breakDermott 1975). One well- fast. The t 11 l d recognized cause is abnormal n,ea sma mea s•an f111cUon of the pancreas that eat some of these foods listed sometimes precedes above between meals. Also development of diabetes. start a good exercise Hypoglycemia occurs In prog~am for yourself, people'who have had part of gra dUal!y. By . prov iding a· their stomach removed. And, . balanced diet and avoiding In a mild form In some other sweets, you may be surprised people In a similar manner. how much improvement you These people <fften eat only will have. carbohydrates (starches and For more information on sweets). The ,stomach emp- low blood sugar, write to me ties rapidly In the absence of in care of this newspaper, P. fat and protein, and the 0. Box 1551, Radio City overload results In the Station, New York, NY 10019. reaction. . Send 50 cents· and a long, What should' you do? First stamped, .self-addressed keep an open mind to the envelope; and ask for The Possibility that you have Health Letter number 3-9, some anxieties that xou have Low Blood Sugar: not come to gripS with. Hypoglycemia. ~ r-=====~--~~==~~ ~ ~ :.... " ' FALL • ":; HOME ,..•'=· ..."" VALUES .. .....•. ..:-"" ..... ..... ... SHOPNOW AND SAVE! . ~ PRI.Cu · WESTINGIIMJSE, SOFT WHITE BULBS I" · 60-WATT 75-WATT lQO.WATT "... a. •• ...• Iowa eyes first win over OSU since ·'62 •• 15-20-30 AMP •• PKG.'OF FIVE •• • DAI'IIIIt _________ nLII() 1-------~~--"""'--~-""-'Uil • " I 1'HEi P'Ain' OF A CHIL.D IN A P'L.AY, NO DOUeT. [J I . r.x . ·I~~-;::;;;~ I I· ~·;loli~U~IJ:.d to~u. ............. . I~-=~~~-:::-:=::;~· ~ N llft'IIIWt the cbdod letlln .... &IIIIL 1-----1 A "( I I I I ] t I I I ) ~._....., .,;'~.ii..-rl l l , SEJOAL's top passer thus far with 17 completions out of 27 attempts, good'for 174 yards. Meigs' brilliant signal caller, Jim Anderson, Is second in this department with 13 of 36 compleUonil, . 128 yards and orie touchdown . . Mlck Davenport, 15(1.pound senior end Is the ·top Meigs receiver after two loop games with five catches good for 58 yards. Brett Wilson, 160poundsenior GAHSe.nd ranks second · with 108 yards on eight catches. Brent Saun· ders, 185-pound senior Blue Devil ·wingback, Is four til ·with' six catches good for 88 yards. _ The Blue Devils have nobody In the top five league I'UIIhers while Meigs' Terry Qualls, 165-pound senior tailback, ranks fifth with 1411 yards in 30 carries. , Meigs' Bob Williamson ranks second In 'the punting deparflrent with five kicks good for 173 yarda (34.6). Mike Magnotta, 134iKJund senior wingback, leads the SEOAL In punt returns. Tbe speedy Meigs back has returned eight p111ts .for 104' dillon. They emerged from a yards. Magnotta Ia second in rugged contest at Athena Jut lticlo:offreturna with 108 yards Friday night with no er1p- in r- 11ttenlpla. Gallla's junior fwlback, pUng injuries. Coach Moore said with the Brian Minik, Is third In nception of• senior iackle kickoff returns with 90 yards Dick Burdette, all Blue In five attempts: Brett Wll$oo Devils are on good physical is second in p111t returns with condition for Friday's en- 54 yards In three attempts counter. Burdette missed and one touchdown. COLUMBUS (UP II - ThiS In all-games scoring, the week 's Ohio High School Tuesday's drills because of a· m-po111d Mink Is ninth with Athletic Association com -. cold. puterlzed football r1tlngs, If all goes as expected, 32 points. Teh'y Qualls Is with point totels : CLASS AAA Friday's contest 'will lle a eighth with 36 points in five Region 1 1. Lakewood St . Edward, passing affair.' Galilpolla QB outings.' Meigs ranks sixth of52.75; 2. Parma Padua. <9.50. Brent Johnson Is the Rtglon 2 1. Upper Arlington, 35 .50 ; 2. ,.o. lrontf!n still t~ps .1n Region 7; Jackson 7th ,. Newer~, .. IJ...W..o EXTOL y......,•, " SOGGY 'TEAPOT PEPSIN u.:. AM..., NNt..-;.,JN11'/tal "'•11 l o .-JI. "'D TD-SLEEII" 'the . ' ofa1 'At GOOD . AVEIUE ' . ' • ' ~ ' • : •• Thomas ·aothiers . heat Iit!, Prices In the Area It's BEND nRE CENTER •• '' 45.50; -4 . Huctson, e . .. 39.50; 5, Zanosvllte, 39 .00; 6. Mason,w. V1 . 11111 Canton McKinley and B GENE CADDES In ClaM A, unbeaten Canal winner over Warren Kfnnedy Canton Glon Ook, 37.00 each ; Y Winchester still has a com- Saturday night, polled 165 a. North Canton Hoover. UPI Spot:~~ Wrfler 36.50; 9. 111e1 Massrrron ana COLUMBUS(UPI)-Aron fortable margin over run~:cu~_gatown Ursuline, 35 .50 St. VIncent, which survived a nerup ' Newark Catholic, points to 145 forwhile unbeaten New Lexington, Cir- · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • sole cleville and Wyoming, also 1. ctnc~~~~n• Moeller. losa a week ago to hold onto whleb took over 63.00; 2. cotoratn , 49.15 . ltJ No. I sPot In tile United PQIWii'll ol second place, both unbeaten, shared the IN CLASS AA Press International Ohio wltll Middletown Fenwick third apot with 138. R111on 5 . 1. crevetend Holy Name, HlghSchoolBoardofCoaches third. The rest of M top ten In· 41.71 ; 1. (llel Oberlin and AA football rati""l, has Moeller, which mates a eluded Irontort (4-1) In fifth, . Poland. 31.00 each . ..,. 240-mlle trip to · Oeveland R11ton • another testy- ualanment followed by Cleveland Holy I. Oregon Cordlnai.Sirltch, coming up Fridlly nlgla, Friday to meet St. JOBIIPh, Name (4-'1), Wheelersburg, 39.00 ; 2. Lima Central Catholic , 33.50. The lrlah, who anm.lly received 12 firat place votea Bellaire and London, all 5-0, •• Roeton 7 play one of the toughelt-lf and 292 points from the aaas and Lima Catholic (4-1). 1. Ironton , 36 .50 ; 2. t the to"""_....,.ul • Bellaire, 31.00 ; 3. !lle l New no ....,_ _,_ es AAA panel of voters, while Canal Winchester rolled •• L·urngton and Maysville, In the state for a Clasa AA Harding, a 36-:m winner over over Fairfield Union 4G.() for • ·26.00 each ; 5. Louisville •• Aquinas, 24 .50 ; 6. Martins team, 80 Up against AAA Western Reserve, got 'lTI ill fifth straight win Friday Ferry, 2J.OO ; 7. · Jackson, Cuyahoga Falls, a team polnta and seven first place night and eaally held liS No. I •• 22 .00 ; '8. Cadiz, 20.50 ; 9. can at which has given up only _._ nods. St. Edward, wltlch spot, receiving 183 points to •• FUI!On Northwest, 20.00; 10. lilA MEN'S (lie) 1wllh Utica and Gran ' points In five straight wins. edged Barberton 1'-13 Friday 164 for second place Newark •• ville. 19 . oo.':it~n I • A win by St. Vincent would night, received nine firsts and Catholic. Fenwick, which • · I. London , 37.00 ; 2. appesranecesaltyifthelrlsl\ :1188 poln!B. . shared the 1'111111erup spot last Bellbrook, A J are to hold off a' growing list :Ihe dropoff to the fourth week with Newark, slipped to Attton ' of challengers for their No. I spot was llg with Elyris third at 157. • 1. Burton Berkshire , 21.00; spot, . including Ne- holding that position but • Rockford Parkway (4-'l-1) 2. Fairport Harbor , 19.00. " • Rt~ton to Lexington, runnerup this getting only 118 points. .Nelt remained fifth In Class A, Flare &Straight Leg. : 1. Montpelier, 22.00; 2. (tiel -", lnd Circleville and came'· Findlay with 115, followed by Carey, Arlington, Buckeye Central and Carey, "~ In The Heavy Weight. 20.00 oochit Wyoming, which moved aU followec) by East Uverpool Leipsic and Loudonville, all f>. 1 10 11 t. Newar: c a~hollc, 34.00; the way from lith place to and Upper Arlington In a tie 0, Bluffton, 4-1, and Cedar•• MAVERICK aWh, Princeton In eighth, ville, 5-0. ~;:.,'::r.v ~~:~~~~;r;:~~' shareCinclnnathethtiirMd spotu • .,.A for Canal Winchester goes for (lit) Btllelre st·. Jolin ana · oe er, a ..,..., Newark in ninth and Caldwo rr. 18.50 each' 6. vlclll: over ClncinniU ·St. Zalieavllle "nth. Its sixth straight win Friday •• Tuscerawas catholic, t1.oo; Xavier Friday n'""t still St. Vincent (4-1), a 29-0 (Con,Unued on page 4) In Flare leg. 7. (flo) Chesapeake and 'II" •• •• Frontier, 16.00 each; o. Kyger leads In Clasa AAA In a three 1 i:.~~:Orc~!o':.' 13 Am•n· team race with Warren ,.....,,...,...,...~_,....,..,._.,~tf:lltlflil~._..,.~.,..,. ••• Reg ion 12 Harding and Lakewood St . •• 1 1 34 oot'2 a:\~\~~~b.;,.;~~l~k Edward. ' • JEANS SHOP MAVERICK it'r'ss JEANS ! l: , ' • .• SALE PRICES 'II ' ptmp , ' ' Mat' \, ••• 0 For the Lowest NYC .0 .SPORT COATS - Mike Wood and Kent Shawver. Halfbacks -Brett Wilson and David Wlaeman (3-165). Safeties- Brent Saunders and Brent Johnaon. MEIGS - Ends - Terry Qualls and Steve Pickens. Tackles - George Carper and John Blake. Middle Guard - Stan starcher (3-180) . Cornerbacks - Mike Magnotta and Charlie .Marshall (4-130). Halfbacks- Jerry Cremeans (4-160) and · Allen Stewart (3-202). Safeties - Bob WUUamson and Steve Randolph (3-137). GAME SITE MEMORIAL FIEi.o KICKOFF ·I'IME-BP.M. A thought fQt' the day: American bovellat Willa Cather said, "No one can build his security upon the pobleness of another person.'' A~roe,ut.tlre~~pool6~~~; ~: Cath 0 lic sch 00Is domm'ate' ratm· . gs Rltloh3 URGE GROUP -- (DEFENSE) GALUPOLIS - Enda - Mike Wiulaaworth (:1-180) or Kelltl Bwdtnullll Demla Rell!fltvry. Tlales- Jeff Bane and Dick Burdette. Nose Guard- Bruce Scarberry. Unehackers Gahctnna Lincoln, 34.50. . - downtown Fountain Square," .where several thousand noisy persons had been partying on beer for several bours. · By the time the Reds were introduce~! to the cheering throng it was already 4 a.m. and the players needed all the rest they could get the rest of the day. The crowd, which grew to an estimated S,OOo to 7,1100 persons, acted like the Reds had already won the World Series instead of only the Meigs visits Gallipolis • z PRICE .· - peMant. /Uthough pollee generally tried not to interfere with the noisy celebration, there were 20 arrests on charges in· cludlng dlso'rderly conduct, resisting arrest and assaults on police officers. Injuries to three policemen were termed minor. Fountain Square had been designated the official "wei· coming home'' spot for celebrants· In order to avoid a mob scene at the airport. · Local television stations -had set up cameras at the sqilare Tuesday evening and began doing live "on the ,scene" · reports from the square while the Reds and Pirates were still playing in Pittsburgh. The crowd quickly Increased from a few h111dred to several tbousand shortly after 11 p.!p. when the Reds · won and the TV stations in· fensively (out of 25 area is 3-2 overall and 0-2 in league creased their coverage. Alot of the celebrants were 'teams) with a 23.0 scoring . play. drinking beer and empty beer average. The Marauders are · Friday's contrest will be cans were hurled toward the sixth defensively, .permitting the nlnlh between the two huge, lighted fountain on the the opposition only 8.2 points schools. Meigs has won five, square. Firecrackers popped per game. Gallipolis three. The Marauders have 14 regularly. GAH:S is fifth offensively Sev~ral Cincinnati Reds with a 23.4 points per game lettennen back from last banners put up last week by average . Defensively , the year 's squad which dropped a the <llamber of Commerce Blue Devils are ninth with a 44-8 decision to the Blue were ceremmlously taken · Dtivlls. 11 .0 mark. down by the aoowd, although In other SEOAL games Meigs enters Friday's game with a 3-2 season Friday, Athens is at Logan, offidalshadwanted them left up for the WQI'ld Series record. Inside the SEOAL, Jackson at Ironton and • games here next week. the Marauders are 1-1. GAHS Waverly at Wellston. Pollee ll'ied to give the crowd room to mill about by FRIDAY'S PROBABLE STARriNG LINEUPS blocking of( automobile · (Offe•e) traffic for a block around the GALIJPOLIS BLUE DEVILS VS. MEIGS MARAUDERS square. But ihost oi the PLAYER revelers, resembling a New w·r.;YR. Poa. YR. Wr. PLAYER Years Eve throng, preferred 160 3 Or Kevin Jackson Keith Burdette 190 3 TE 4 150 Mlck Davenport to mass together In front of George Carper the TV lights and speakers 200 4 LT 4 180 Jeff Bane . Or podium. 200 3 Kent Shawver Jim Clark LG 4 160 'O)e crowd finaily began 189 3 Lewis Schmidt ' John Blake c 4 190 wandering away shortly after 185 4 Steve Wallis . • Steve Pickens RG 3 140 the last player was in193 3 Mike Wood Ray Wilford RT 3 180 troduced at about 4 a.m., but 2254 Dick Burdette Bob Williamson SE 4 133 the cans, bottles and Utter left 160 4 Brett Wilson .run Anderson QB 4 165 behind guve streetcleanei'JI 100 3 Brent Johnson Terry Qualls TB. 4 165 very little reaSOlllo relish the 160 3 Dennis SaliSbury Mike Magnotta WB 4 134 ~succesa. 185 4 Brent Saunders ~3 Or Brian Mink 165 4 165 3 150 Dan Buffington' Bruce Scarberry the American League playoffs. After winning the National League pennant Tuesday night in Pit~burgh, the Reds' victory celebration .spilled over Into Wednesday's scheduled day of rest . The Reds whooped it up with the traditional champagne party In the clubhouse ·and then new back to Clndnnati In Wednesday's pre· dawr\ hours. They were immediately bused _to Friday.fOr SEOAL·tilt ~ Choose from a group of 56 suits - great values at 112 price - good sizes • J'ELOOR1 STAR SUPPLY CO. :J; . g thanks to winning the penll!IJit in· just three games. · . , Lefthander Don Gullett, wSa·bo wdaent·thfirste distalan~fin last tur y's P Yu• game against the Pittsurglt Pirates, wl!l oppose Luis Tiant, who was brilliant in Boston's RlverfrimtStsdiUJD-4heonly opening win over ,Oakland In I SUITS ·"' ' j . 1. 5 SAVE XJ •..• ~ ,'• SU_ IT SALE ' •• 1 21 10.5 · , 32 16.0 32 16.0 - 19 ... 9.~ . .. ' 22 l4 n7.0 .o 1 town party, the Cindnnsti Nallonat Hockey League Stand- Redswentbacktoworktoday By Unite- Pr~~~'tnternotionot to prepare for Saturday's Patrick Olv!Jj•t_.T Ph WorRedldSerSoiesin~er against NY Rangers 0 0 1' 1 the . I Boston. ~~~~~:r:h~~s ~ ~ J J Manager Sparky-Ander10n Atlanta , , 0 . 1 0 0 SllllllllOned the Reds for an 11 5 h · myt • Division a.m. (EDT) workout at 1 18 9.0 12·22 0 111 84 32· .16.0 . 6-12 o · 116 124 Lovan 26 . 13.0 7-17 3 124 -120 Melgs ·: , 20 10 .~ 13-37 1 108 106 Waverly 20 10.0 12-38 2 100 93 ,· 23 ,11 ,5 8•22 3 . 97 95 . Wellston TEAM RUSH. T. 'pASS. NET OFF. NET DEF. ~~n~~~~ei w~ ~ PI~ TEAM YDS AYG· YDS AVG YDS AVG YDS AVG Chicago o0 1 t Athens . 487 87 243.5 47 23.$ 534 267,0 371 185.5 Kansas Cfly oo 1 1 Gallltiolls 192 · 96.0 174 · ·87 .0 366 183.0 5A9 :Ins Minnesota o1o o Ironton 295 ·147.5 166 83.0 461 230-6 342 171 .0 Norris Division Jackson 539 269.5 69 34.5 608 304.0 660 330.0 Montreal ~- ~ Pll t.ogan 697 34ll.5 . 84 42.0 781 390.5 480 240.0 Plllsburgh 1oo 2 Meigs 233 i16.S 128 64.0 361 .180.5 393 ·196.5 Detroit 0 o, 1 1 Waverly 59 29.5 166 83.0 225 112.5 596 298.0 _washington o1o o Wellston 330 .165.0 131 65.5 461 230.5 406 203.0 Los Angeles 010 0 Adams Division INDIVIDUAL LEADERS W. L. T. Pis RUSHING ~ · Preston, KC 9 0 54 California 1 D 0 · 2 YG TCB Avg Peppers . L 9 0 54 Buffalo ooo o 1 Pep!'ers , L 382 30 12 .7 Gilders , Alex . 6 10 52 Boston 0 0· 0 ·0 D.P.Oavls,J 341 67 5.1 Pe9ples, Well. 6 9 45 Toron.to ~o o o o Chonko, Athens 218 30 7.3 Lucas. KC 3 20 41 Wednesday's R'lsults Pennall, Athens 17.A 27· 6,4 Grer· Well. 6 o 36 Ch lco!lgo 2 NY Rangers 2 Quails, Meigs 148 30 4.9 (lua ts, M 5 6 36 ·· NY !.slanders 1 Kansas' City 1 · PASSING Mink , Gall. 5 2 32 Cetlfornla 4 Atlanta 3 ' Marauder Head Football . _c, A IYIITO Logon , NG 5 2 32 Montreal 9 Los Angeles o Johnson , G 17-27 2 174 0 SEOA~ SCORING St . Loul~ 1 Detroit 1 Coach Charles Chancey takes Anderson, M 13·3· f 128 1 TD. EP . TP vancouver 3 Minnesota 2 hla Meigs HJgh Ma,rauders Thompson, Wav . , Davis. J 8 2 so Thursday's G•mfl · 12·38 2 166 I Peppers , Logan 5 0 30 Washington at Phllaqelphla into Gallipolis Friday night at Brown.• I . 11 -22 o 176 o Brown , I 3 2 20. MontreallU Boston least slight underdogs In this Arthur , Well. 8-22 3 131 o Morrow , J 2 6 18 Detroit at Buftalo PUNTING Conroy, J l 2 U third ~outheastern Ohio (4.or moref Specht , L 2 0 12 Athletic teague contest for YDS. No. Avg. Chonko, A 2 0 12 Kriebel, Ironton 22 1 6 36 .8 Pennell , A 2 0 12 EDfl'OR NAMED both teams. Williamson. Meigs 173 5 34.6 Howard, I 2 0 12 . ZANESVILlE, Ohio (UPI) The Gallla Academy Blue Byers, Logan 112 .5 34 .4 Grey , Well. 2 0 12 Dailey, Wav . 361 11 32 .8 SVAC SCORING - Jack. Powell, . generjil Devils are ~2 in league play, Osborne , Wellston 216 1 30.9 TD . EP. TP manager of Tbe ·'Times 3-2 over all. Meigs Is 1-1 in RECEIVING Preston, KC 7 0 42 vas TD Boso, s 2 2 14 Recorder, has announced the league play, alao 3-2 overall. S. Thomas, wav . 9 8.5 1 Smith , KC 4 0 24 1t t f ·N 11 The meeting serosa the Wilson. Gall. 8 108 o Spencer, NG . 3 6 24 appo n men o ewe Peoples , well . 6 102 o Milts, E 3 o 18 Harvey as editor, suc~dlng football field green of the two Saunders , Gall. 6 88 0 Lucas . KC I 13 22 Bud Harsh, who retired Qct . coaches will have something Davenport. Meigs s 58 1 McClure, E 2 2 14 KO RETURNS Logan . NG 3 0 18 1. of a teacher-student conYds No. TD Casey , NG 3 0 18 David Shinn former night frontation . D.P. Davis , El ch fnger . e: 1 4 10 , ' Jackson· 156 • 1' ·Kuhn . E t. • 10 wlreedltor,flllsHarvey'sold In the days when Coach Magnotta,Melgs 108 4 0 THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE posilion a& -news editor Moore played quarterback Mink, Gallipolis 90 5 0 FRIDAY ' Peppers, L'ogan 73 • o SEOAL Former night city editor and a corner on defense for 56 ' o Athens at Logan Galen 'Oliver assume the Midllieport Hlgh School in the T. Oalley, wav. ' PUNT RETURNS Me igs al Gallipolis I Yds No. TD Jackson al Ironton post of night wire editor and mid-11llllies the head cilach of Magnotta, Me igs 104 8 o waverly at WT•vlclston J. Frank Jaworowski Pomeroy High's Panthers Wilson. Gall. 54 3 I Thomas, Ironton 32 5 0 Alo.onder at Vlnlon County becomes night city editor. was Charles Chancey, the watton , Athe~s 20 2 o Belpre at Federal Hocking A Zanesville native and same Chancey tha,t guides the Hubbard, Logan 16 • o Nelsonvlll e .York at Warren · • INTERCEPTIONS Local . Ohio University graduate, Marauders today. ' No. Ydl TD SVAC Harvey began o.o. n.....,• Later, when Moore was Crawford , J 3 1 0 Southwestern at Eastern a&&.~~ ...... ""!"""per Lowe, Ironton I 28 0 Kyger Creek " ~Soulhern career Oh the Old Zanesville completing his student Peppers. Logan 1 15 o ' Othtrs Sl•nalas pollee reporter snd 'teaching work at Ohio Lavery , Athens 1 14 o Noroh Gallla at Piketon ~ · . Bitt, Ironton 1 2 o Fori Gay a1 Symmes Varley photographer In 1942. University, he took It with Alderman, Wav. 1 5 0 Nitro at Pol~ I Pleasant Harvey, a life member of Chancey. wprkmJtn, wav , 1 o o Winfield at Wattama Slg Del Chi B. Thonlu. IrOnton I · 0 0 SATURDAY rna ta , a jourComing up to this Gassor, Logan I 0 0 Fairland Reserves at Hannan nallstlcfratemlty,hasaerved "krooahel'' conteat for both OVERALL SCORING Trace ., TD EP TP . Miller at Waterford 88 news editor here Ute past clubs, the Marauders appear Dav is, J 15 4 9A Tr l m~le at Conotton Valley 12 yean. to be In good physical con- Fall· Festival of Values i.. •• • FIRST DOWNS PASSING SCR. PLAYS T AVG. OP AVG. C-A 1 T OP ~~ 1 ~:~ ~~ . :~:~ ~:~: 1~i THOMAS CLOTHIERS ' ••• Athl!ns Galllpofls Ironton JackSon I one letter to eou:htourJumbln, oquan, to UMC!'IIIIblethform four ordinary worda. PLUG FUSES . • Scheer Wednesday acquired high-scoring forward Dan Issei, an AII-ABA sejection In four of his fin years in the league, from the-Baltim Cia · • ore ws •Or center Dsve Robtach and ~.1100. The trade wu forced by the disclosure that 7-foot center Marvin Webster, the Nuggets' No. 1 draft choice, miss th t1r '"l'Y e en e season. He has developed a form of hepatitis, . a disease · which · forced him to miss part of his Scheer • "and said Issei be· junior year at Morgan State. longed.ln Denver. Until then, Scheer said If Webster was we knew we had to do healthy, he would have to something but we bad no Ides · k · kind f tr de ·that Issei was avallsble." wor , some o a a because Denver could not Issei played center at ~enafford the sa!ari!$ of web- tucky his rookie year but ster, Issei, rookie David IVhen the Colooels signed 7-2 Thompson and second-year Artis Gilinore the following forward Bobby Jones. summer, he was moyed to los for the Issei trade, forward. Until last year, he Scheer wouldn't lake full had been selected on the Allaoedit. ABA team each year snd had · ''This ll'ade wss nothing not averaged under 25.5 • profound on my part," said points per game for a seaaon. Scooer. "We were just very, "Center is his natural very lucky. We were unlucky postlonoand that's where we In Webster getting sick but if plan to use him," said Scheer. you just stay 1n there and "He played there as a rookie walt these things wm ·even · and averaged 30 points per ()IIt • We were just pia__ In game. " TEAM .,ick[a us, w ezskonf *0 see 8Ch.n..n *oday Sport Parade 95' alJlYMID~;-~:::!t:!...Jc --------------------1 3. lucky." -Issei was ll'aded last mooth from the Kentucky Colonels to Baltimore. Issei, who "'-rred at the University of. ""' Ket•tucky, was irate over .the deal and threatened to refuse to report. Finally, th,e &-9 veteran, with the Colonels' since reed turning pro, ag ·to termsll with Baltimore but was· sti . . not bappy · So John Y. Brown, the husband of the majority owner of the Colonels and tbe president of the ABA, talked Baltimore Into trading Issei to Denver. "HecaUedmetwodaysago at three In the morning," said DENVER (UP!):._ Denver Nuggets General Manager Carl Scheer says he would like to be considered a genius, but will settle for being "juStheplain lucky." Iowa has played four fooball IOWA CITY, Iowa (UPI i - ·games this year and the result has been the same each week- the Hawks have come out on the short 'end. First It was a 27-12 loss to Illinois that spoiled the aeason opener. Then came a 1~7 setback at Syracuse, a toss second-year coach Bob 7\T. IF!' • eommtngs satd was hts _1 "toughest ooe" yet. I:', Next was a 36-\0 setback at By MILTON RICHMAN thehandsofNo.9PennState, UPI Sportt Editor a game Iowa controlled at the "' C. MJ' "' BOSTON (UPI) - _The Clnclnnsti Reds could wind up but- line of scrimmage and could ling their heads against the wall the same way the Oakland A's have won with the exceptloo COLUMBUS, Ohto ( UPI) - first prize. The runnerup will did. Same wall, too. of two big pasa plays. And Jack Nicklaus and Tom Wets- get $12,500. The two ·semi Chances are they will; because outside' of Merv Rettenmund last week, Iowa fell to No. 3 kopf, the 1-2 money winners losers also will be playing, and Terry Crowley (both of whom used to be with Baltimore) , Southern California 2'1-18 de- on tbe PGA tour, finally get and will get checks fQI' $12,500 the rest of the Reds never have had any experience with, or spite taking a 10-4 lead and ·into action today. In · the and $10,1100. even have aeen, The WaU. , controlling the first balf windup of the three-day The Reds' scouts probably have told them the A's were action. $117,500 International All· beaten as much by The Wall In the America!\. League's first . So It's no surprise thst the Star Matches. two Playoff games here last Saturday and'Sunday as they were · Hawks are a heavy underdog, The nation's outstanding o Ev0 TE0 ro Tli E by Luis Tlsnt and Carl Yastrzemskl. U their scouts didn't teU 37 polnta to be exact, as they pro golfers have been ~ntNT E REST OF MEIGS·MASON AREA them that, Sal Bando could. p-epare to meet N0. I Ohi0 ding on the sldeUn es the last CH!!STER L. TANNEHILL "The Wall cut down our power, our speed and our pitching State in Clolumbua Saturday. two days watching the 14 ROBE''t"~J'.I'i=LtcH efficiency," said the A's' captaln.thlrd baseman. "A number Even Commlngs, as op- othergolfersfromarollldthe City Ealtor . of the balls we hit The Wall wit!) would've gooe out anywhere limlltlca coach as you'll find, world batUe at Nicklaus' s.~~r~'~W/T~: g~ 1 .";:~ 1~fJ elae. Our speed allo 'fi'U cut down because 'IIIe Wall allowed Is pessimistic. ,nearby new Mulrfleld Village , Publishing com pony, 111 t:-L · u0ur cu~-~~ Court ,St., pomeroy, Ohio ..dle& are not good Golf Club forth e ..... er two 45769. Bustnoss Office Phone their outfleldentto piay lnclose.Andwhenourpl.,;uerswanted tomakecertalngoodpllches,theyknewtbe'ycould_stillbehurt but we'll give It our best semifinal berths. 992-2156. 2157 . ' . Editorial Phonem. because the Boston hltlars could hit The Wall with thein." shot," he said, "You've got to When play ended through a second class postage pa id All this by Sal Bando wa1111't sour grapes. Personally, he did sdmlt there were an awful lot steady rain Wednesday after- , at::,~:~~~- 0 ~~v ertr Sing all right with Ute Wall, hitting it four Um,es for as many base· of people wbo didn't think we 1\!K)n, Bob Stanton had won representative Ward . uld within In """ 1.\.... Griffith Companv. Inc hitslnSunday'sdefeat,yetheaswellasothermembersofthe CO COme 30po Is~ his way to oppoee We._.pf 1 Bottlnelll & Gallagher prv'' A's felt The Wall had ruined them. Southern Cal. snd Jerry Heard advanced to • 757 Third Ave .. New .York: . "W f I tiall N .Y . 10017. Reds' manilger Sparky Anderson never has been inalde e , ee essen Y we the semifinal ro111d against s u bsc r 1pt 1on r • 1.. : 1 Fenway Park, 110 the only thing he knows about The Wall is have to have a superhuman Nicklaus, the Golden Bear ' ~:~ rY:t.r: 7~Yci~{[~:r ":,~~'ke what he has read about It or what he has seen of It on TV. He effort. We have to play as wbo grew up here. Welstopf • By Motor Rou1e1 whero . f d t II d carrier serv ice not . reaUzesltcouldbethekeytothisWorldSerles. un amen a Y soun as now lives nearby. vallable. one month , 13 .25. Tsklng a pencil and piece of paper on his desk sfter his club possible, asaound sa we can .The winners of the semis BynemallYear In Ohto and -w; . va , 122.00 Six.. wrapped .up the peMant In Pittsburgh TueSday night, the play. But a superhuman will meet In the afternoon, months , 111 .50; Three Reds' manager- drew a rectangle which was supposed to effort coupled with being with the two tteedll having a 2~:'JC';.e'.:;~ 0 ·sli 1 ':i,~~1:;: 1, represent The WaU. · fundamentally sound Is quite good chance of beliig the 13.50; three months, 17 .50. ' 1 "I've never seen it, so I don't know what to eJPect," he said, a task." players aiming for the $25,1100 1 ~~~~r~p~ r~ef~~c~11 ~~t1 ua .. "but what I understand Is that you ha-ve to bring your center fielder In lllte this anytime a ball Is hit off the wall and bring, your shortstop back this way ,lllte a trap play In football." Roughly ~peaking, that's tlie way to P.]ay balls that hit The Wall. Ercept for one minor detail. They don't always boll'lce back t~Hl same way. They take pne tricky caroms sometimes and, every time they do, you !lave a picture of outfielders and Infielders fill the oppoalng ..club going In six different dlrectlona, all trying to chase down the ball. The Wall Ia 37 feet high, but only theJower 12 feet Is made of concrete with the upper portion made of metal.uke !beets all riveted together. If the ball blti the conaoele portiM, It bounces back one way; if It strikes the upper port1M, It comes Don't miss your chance to purchase a new fall Stfit back 811Qther way. With his back to The Wall, the left fielder select from our entire stock of Hart Shaffner & Marx •can't always be aure what part of The Wall the ball will bit. Johnny Carson - Sewell & Palm Beach. Coolplicatlng matters Is the fact that there Is a recesaed ladder buUt Into The Wall 10 that aomeone can cljmb up It and \ retrieve those balls hit Into· the nets above. There Is also a scoreboard built into The Wall. The scoreboard has grooves ~ I where the numbers J!l't! posted and you can Imagine what happena any time a ball blta 111e of llle~~e. grooves • Rival outflelilen, and some opposing third basemen and SEI.£CJ FROM OUR IJhortstops as well, Invariably have trouble with The Wall, eapeclally the first tilDe they come up against it. NEW STOC;K AND · Among the Reds, Pete Roee probably Is 1110111 anxious for a look at it. Positive thinker that be Is, he feels The Wall might work out to some advantage for a couple of the Reds' lefthanded hitters like Ken Griffey and Cesar Geronimo - and even himself when he's hitting from thst~de of the plate. By CHUCK SCHOFFNER ~~ .~ ••• •-. Newport, said there Is no way Greenberg, had left their to verify that the caller was year:old son, Noah, and 3who he claimed to be. year-old daughter, Jenna, In San Francisco, Jill) with'•JoAnn Burrell after Eaaon, talk show . bost for signing an assignment of radlo· st atlon KGO, sald he guard'an 1 sh'1p. Miss Burrell got a collect call from Ukiah, said she wanted to join the Caiif.,fromaman.whocalled group but "I couldn't leave my son "She said to join· the himself "Zal!lr." · . "Zalar" said a group of 87 group she would -hav~ had to persons 1$ in Northern Cali· .· leave her child behind. fornia sfter the return of 17 In Colorado · Dorothy ' · from Colorado as a result of O'Donnell,. Grand Junction, publicity. Se.vefal persons told the Grand Junction • had received mail from the Sentinel she had camped 1n missing with Colorado Colorado National Monument postmarks. Sept. 20-22 next to a large "Zolar" said aU the persons. group from Oregon. who joined had done so · She said the group "read ·voluntarily and are true the Bible at night a lot" and believers. He said they are one woman kept wandering not giving money to him and Into her camp looking "like are not required to give up ljer mind was half shot" and · their children. saying she hl\d given away At Newport however her baby before leaving ' ' Gibson said officers had Oregon.. FRI., SAT., &MON. "LY! . HUNDREDS (f ITEMS SPEQAL various institutions," "If the Investigation Is to be meaningful, It must be from the top down," Stewart said. "The department can get rid of 'little .guys' and replace them with more 'little guys' but unless direction Is d!anged at the top, problems will still exist." Stewart said that his group "support& the ellmlnatioo of any proven resident abuse" but It "will insist on due process" If there Is any attempt to remove or suspend any member under civil service law. ~~O:~aC::!~U:~!::to~ lss,el traded to ~~~edR~:t :~~ y;:~· ·Denver by·Claws PRE-WASHED JEANS fi. Chapman's Shoes -FREE ESTI MA.ri!~::!::.~:::::::f=j Ori many winter~~~. 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See AI I Of Our r I New Connie Fd Une• POMEROY It's Got Flex Appeal BLUE DENIM SHIRTS FLANNEL SHIRTS To Go With The Jeans • • • • !• •• • PILE LINED • DENIM WESTERN JACKO$ :• •• •• • ..• New York Clothing House j KERM'S KORNER POME~OY, OHIO •• • �;.- ,.- ·--.~-· 3- The Daily sentinel, Mldllieport~Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday, Oct. 9, 1975 2- The Dally Se~tinel, Middie~rt-Pomeroy, 0., Thursday, Oct. 9, 1975 Cincinnati prepares for ·world Series opener ~FQ 'followe~s . say 't hey're safe and happy_ . By ROBERrA ULRICH ' PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI )' ' Telephone calls Indicate the ' 1ill111n11 persons who foUowed : a m)'lterloua couple tO a · aecret training ground for a "' UFOfllgbt to eternity were In ~Ia or the Midwest. ' " Wherever the)' are, (he , callers said Wednesday they •: are safe and happy. Callers who identified the misBing persons were radio station KNPT, themselves as parents of · safe· and somewhere In the Newport, Ore., in the county Robert Rubin , 24, of Midwest. Rubin Is one of the where the furor ~rted, said Brooklyn, who took up 15 to 20 persons who disap- he received a telephone·call residence In the wooded hills peared from Oregon after a from one · of the group of the Oregoo coast about mldciiHge couple ·bel~ a reporting · ~they are all three years aso, told WPIX meeting at Waldport, Ore., happ)f." - / television In New York City Sept. 14 urging follower~ to He ~dhe agreed not to that Rubin had called them. prepare to be taken to a identify the caller or the They said he reported all · better Ufe on another planet. location of the group. Melvin Tom Becker, operator of :"· Investigations should start ·at ·t op ,.,. OOLUMBUS (UPI) - Karl , ... E. Stewart, encutlve "" director of . the Ohio Civil . .. service Employees ..• ' Aseoclation, says lnvesttcat!Mi abould start at the ·" !Alp aa '>poor .policies and ''" decillona" by Department of " Mental Health and Mental •'· Retardation olflclala have re, aulted In many state In· stltution problems. ~- The Ohio Highway Patrol is . .. inveallgaiJni conditions at •" eev~al mental ln.stltutlons 7' foUowlng report& of patient Health and Mental Retardatl.orr Institutions are the result of poor policies," Stewart said. He said his 35,000rnember group · had notified the · department of adverse conditions with UtUe result. "At the request of our members, we have for more than a year continually brought to the attention of (department) officials examples of the poor conditions and under~ffing at the state's lnstltutlona," he ~IH abule, said. , , "Many of the problema at "Unfortunately, they have "",the Department of Mental . done little to improve conditions. Part of the problem Is a chronic shortage of money for adequate staffing. Without adequate staff, workers and residents face dally pressures that compound an already poor situation. OCSEA has consistently supported Increased funds to counteract the deprivation of Ohio's Institutions." ' The unloo head urged Highway Patrol investigators to "closely examine the policies and decisions of top administrators of (the department) and superintendents of DR. LAMB '1 I Hypoglycemia real probl~m • • By Ltwreaee E. Lamb, M.D. . ... DEAR DR. LAMB - I have ,.Mbeen diagnOied by two dif· i" ferent doctors as having ., hypos Iycemia. Both ran a six-hour glucose. test to ~ confirm . the dlagnosls. I was •• placed on 1 high protein diet, " but no vitamins. 0,. !started to black out after r,_ belng on a high protein diet • , for two years and went to a .,; medical cIlnlc. The doctor In •·-ae of metabolism stated c.there is no such thing as low blood ar (flllcUonal) and 111111 that. everyone ·has low blood . .,sugar readings In the 50s and 111 on a alucoae teat. " ' " He alated the u .S. was the "~. only country that uses this "'''"'·· .. -naala, that there Is no '"proof to back up such a ..... - n a ll!d pe~~ple with this AI.. -naala really need to see a 0' PIYChiatrlat, not to be put on high protein diet. :• ' a Alii know Ia that !still have ~ my· W!ellive fatigue snd ~ shaky ape11s 'Blong with the : llchtheaded feeling, and 1 : sometimes paas out. 1 have : held hard working positions • for a woman but can no : tonaer keep up because of , this. 1 don't have any other l problema that would lead one : to think of a psychiatrist, and : ' my husband agrees with this. I'm 36, weigh 132, ,and work part time. If you were me ~t uld ~ wo YoU do? At this point I would certainly ap- . Second, do a little expreclate any help I can get to perimenting. start enjoying life again. Change your eating habits DEAR READER - It's so that YoU eliminate all true many people are concentrated sweets j tc In 1 d · diagnosed as "low blood sugars, ams, e . c u e m sn•ar" who really have other your diet whole wheat bread "" problems, Including anxiety. and bulky vegetables such as Whether that Is the case with salads that will slow the you ,or not I wouldn't !!now emptying of the stomach. from the information at hand. Balance out your diet with You may have an-1etles .lean protein such as lean lll that you don't recognize, round steak· and fish. Avoid th · t be ( to these may lead to overe swee verages s p breathing and cause some of coffee and cigarettes enyotr symptoms. Or you could tirely). sweet rolls, and inhave low blood sugar. elude in your breakfast some Functional hypoglycemia protein, even steak lf b t d •t Ia real. It Is adequately necessary, u on diacualed In leading texta of eliminate the carbohydrates medicine (Beeson and Me- entirely - even for breakDermott 1975). One well- fast. The t 11 l d recognized cause is abnormal n,ea sma mea s•an f111cUon of the pancreas that eat some of these foods listed sometimes precedes above between meals. Also development of diabetes. start a good exercise Hypoglycemia occurs In prog~am for yourself, people'who have had part of gra dUal!y. By . prov iding a· their stomach removed. And, . balanced diet and avoiding In a mild form In some other sweets, you may be surprised people In a similar manner. how much improvement you These people <fften eat only will have. carbohydrates (starches and For more information on sweets). The ,stomach emp- low blood sugar, write to me ties rapidly In the absence of in care of this newspaper, P. fat and protein, and the 0. Box 1551, Radio City overload results In the Station, New York, NY 10019. reaction. . Send 50 cents· and a long, What should' you do? First stamped, .self-addressed keep an open mind to the envelope; and ask for The Possibility that you have Health Letter number 3-9, some anxieties that xou have Low Blood Sugar: not come to gripS with. Hypoglycemia. ~ r-=====~--~~==~~ ~ ~ :.... " ' FALL • ":; HOME ,..•'=· ..."" VALUES .. .....•. ..:-"" ..... ..... ... SHOPNOW AND SAVE! . ~ PRI.Cu · WESTINGIIMJSE, SOFT WHITE BULBS I" · 60-WATT 75-WATT lQO.WATT "... a. •• ...• Iowa eyes first win over OSU since ·'62 •• 15-20-30 AMP •• PKG.'OF FIVE •• • DAI'IIIIt _________ nLII() 1-------~~--"""'--~-""-'Uil • " I 1'HEi P'Ain' OF A CHIL.D IN A P'L.AY, NO DOUeT. [J I . r.x . ·I~~-;::;;;~ I I· ~·;loli~U~IJ:.d to~u. ............. . I~-=~~~-:::-:=::;~· ~ N llft'IIIWt the cbdod letlln .... &IIIIL 1-----1 A "( I I I I ] t I I I ) ~._....., .,;'~.ii..-rl l l , SEJOAL's top passer thus far with 17 completions out of 27 attempts, good'for 174 yards. Meigs' brilliant signal caller, Jim Anderson, Is second in this department with 13 of 36 compleUonil, . 128 yards and orie touchdown . . Mlck Davenport, 15(1.pound senior end Is the ·top Meigs receiver after two loop games with five catches good for 58 yards. Brett Wilson, 160poundsenior GAHSe.nd ranks second · with 108 yards on eight catches. Brent Saun· ders, 185-pound senior Blue Devil ·wingback, Is four til ·with' six catches good for 88 yards. _ The Blue Devils have nobody In the top five league I'UIIhers while Meigs' Terry Qualls, 165-pound senior tailback, ranks fifth with 1411 yards in 30 carries. , Meigs' Bob Williamson ranks second In 'the punting deparflrent with five kicks good for 173 yarda (34.6). Mike Magnotta, 134iKJund senior wingback, leads the SEOAL In punt returns. Tbe speedy Meigs back has returned eight p111ts .for 104' dillon. They emerged from a yards. Magnotta Ia second in rugged contest at Athena Jut lticlo:offreturna with 108 yards Friday night with no er1p- in r- 11ttenlpla. Gallla's junior fwlback, pUng injuries. Coach Moore said with the Brian Minik, Is third In nception of• senior iackle kickoff returns with 90 yards Dick Burdette, all Blue In five attempts: Brett Wll$oo Devils are on good physical is second in p111t returns with condition for Friday's en- 54 yards In three attempts counter. Burdette missed and one touchdown. COLUMBUS (UP II - ThiS In all-games scoring, the week 's Ohio High School Tuesday's drills because of a· m-po111d Mink Is ninth with Athletic Association com -. cold. puterlzed football r1tlngs, If all goes as expected, 32 points. Teh'y Qualls Is with point totels : CLASS AAA Friday's contest 'will lle a eighth with 36 points in five Region 1 1. Lakewood St . Edward, passing affair.' Galilpolla QB outings.' Meigs ranks sixth of52.75; 2. Parma Padua. <9.50. Brent Johnson Is the Rtglon 2 1. Upper Arlington, 35 .50 ; 2. ,.o. lrontf!n still t~ps .1n Region 7; Jackson 7th ,. Newer~, .. IJ...W..o EXTOL y......,•, " SOGGY 'TEAPOT PEPSIN u.:. AM..., NNt..-;.,JN11'/tal "'•11 l o .-JI. "'D TD-SLEEII" 'the . ' ofa1 'At GOOD . AVEIUE ' . ' • ' ~ ' • : •• Thomas ·aothiers . heat Iit!, Prices In the Area It's BEND nRE CENTER •• '' 45.50; -4 . Huctson, e . .. 39.50; 5, Zanosvllte, 39 .00; 6. Mason,w. V1 . 11111 Canton McKinley and B GENE CADDES In ClaM A, unbeaten Canal winner over Warren Kfnnedy Canton Glon Ook, 37.00 each ; Y Winchester still has a com- Saturday night, polled 165 a. North Canton Hoover. UPI Spot:~~ Wrfler 36.50; 9. 111e1 Massrrron ana COLUMBUS(UPI)-Aron fortable margin over run~:cu~_gatown Ursuline, 35 .50 St. VIncent, which survived a nerup ' Newark Catholic, points to 145 forwhile unbeaten New Lexington, Cir- · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • sole cleville and Wyoming, also 1. ctnc~~~~n• Moeller. losa a week ago to hold onto whleb took over 63.00; 2. cotoratn , 49.15 . ltJ No. I sPot In tile United PQIWii'll ol second place, both unbeaten, shared the IN CLASS AA Press International Ohio wltll Middletown Fenwick third apot with 138. R111on 5 . 1. crevetend Holy Name, HlghSchoolBoardofCoaches third. The rest of M top ten In· 41.71 ; 1. (llel Oberlin and AA football rati""l, has Moeller, which mates a eluded Irontort (4-1) In fifth, . Poland. 31.00 each . ..,. 240-mlle trip to · Oeveland R11ton • another testy- ualanment followed by Cleveland Holy I. Oregon Cordlnai.Sirltch, coming up Fridlly nlgla, Friday to meet St. JOBIIPh, Name (4-'1), Wheelersburg, 39.00 ; 2. Lima Central Catholic , 33.50. The lrlah, who anm.lly received 12 firat place votea Bellaire and London, all 5-0, •• Roeton 7 play one of the toughelt-lf and 292 points from the aaas and Lima Catholic (4-1). 1. Ironton , 36 .50 ; 2. t the to"""_....,.ul • Bellaire, 31.00 ; 3. !lle l New no ....,_ _,_ es AAA panel of voters, while Canal Winchester rolled •• L·urngton and Maysville, In the state for a Clasa AA Harding, a 36-:m winner over over Fairfield Union 4G.() for • ·26.00 each ; 5. Louisville •• Aquinas, 24 .50 ; 6. Martins team, 80 Up against AAA Western Reserve, got 'lTI ill fifth straight win Friday Ferry, 2J.OO ; 7. · Jackson, Cuyahoga Falls, a team polnta and seven first place night and eaally held liS No. I •• 22 .00 ; '8. Cadiz, 20.50 ; 9. can at which has given up only _._ nods. St. Edward, wltlch spot, receiving 183 points to •• FUI!On Northwest, 20.00; 10. lilA MEN'S (lie) 1wllh Utica and Gran ' points In five straight wins. edged Barberton 1'-13 Friday 164 for second place Newark •• ville. 19 . oo.':it~n I • A win by St. Vincent would night, received nine firsts and Catholic. Fenwick, which • · I. London , 37.00 ; 2. appesranecesaltyifthelrlsl\ :1188 poln!B. . shared the 1'111111erup spot last Bellbrook, A J are to hold off a' growing list :Ihe dropoff to the fourth week with Newark, slipped to Attton ' of challengers for their No. I spot was llg with Elyris third at 157. • 1. Burton Berkshire , 21.00; spot, . including Ne- holding that position but • Rockford Parkway (4-'l-1) 2. Fairport Harbor , 19.00. " • Rt~ton to Lexington, runnerup this getting only 118 points. .Nelt remained fifth In Class A, Flare &Straight Leg. : 1. Montpelier, 22.00; 2. (tiel -", lnd Circleville and came'· Findlay with 115, followed by Carey, Arlington, Buckeye Central and Carey, "~ In The Heavy Weight. 20.00 oochit Wyoming, which moved aU followec) by East Uverpool Leipsic and Loudonville, all f>. 1 10 11 t. Newar: c a~hollc, 34.00; the way from lith place to and Upper Arlington In a tie 0, Bluffton, 4-1, and Cedar•• MAVERICK aWh, Princeton In eighth, ville, 5-0. ~;:.,'::r.v ~~:~~~~;r;:~~' shareCinclnnathethtiirMd spotu • .,.A for Canal Winchester goes for (lit) Btllelre st·. Jolin ana · oe er, a ..,..., Newark in ninth and Caldwo rr. 18.50 each' 6. vlclll: over ClncinniU ·St. Zalieavllle "nth. Its sixth straight win Friday •• Tuscerawas catholic, t1.oo; Xavier Friday n'""t still St. Vincent (4-1), a 29-0 (Con,Unued on page 4) In Flare leg. 7. (flo) Chesapeake and 'II" •• •• Frontier, 16.00 each; o. Kyger leads In Clasa AAA In a three 1 i:.~~:Orc~!o':.' 13 Am•n· team race with Warren ,.....,,...,...,...~_,....,..,._.,~tf:lltlflil~._..,.~.,..,. ••• Reg ion 12 Harding and Lakewood St . •• 1 1 34 oot'2 a:\~\~~~b.;,.;~~l~k Edward. ' • JEANS SHOP MAVERICK it'r'ss JEANS ! l: , ' • .• SALE PRICES 'II ' ptmp , ' ' Mat' \, ••• 0 For the Lowest NYC .0 .SPORT COATS - Mike Wood and Kent Shawver. Halfbacks -Brett Wilson and David Wlaeman (3-165). Safeties- Brent Saunders and Brent Johnaon. MEIGS - Ends - Terry Qualls and Steve Pickens. Tackles - George Carper and John Blake. Middle Guard - Stan starcher (3-180) . Cornerbacks - Mike Magnotta and Charlie .Marshall (4-130). Halfbacks- Jerry Cremeans (4-160) and · Allen Stewart (3-202). Safeties - Bob WUUamson and Steve Randolph (3-137). GAME SITE MEMORIAL FIEi.o KICKOFF ·I'IME-BP.M. A thought fQt' the day: American bovellat Willa Cather said, "No one can build his security upon the pobleness of another person.'' A~roe,ut.tlre~~pool6~~~; ~: Cath 0 lic sch 00Is domm'ate' ratm· . gs Rltloh3 URGE GROUP -- (DEFENSE) GALUPOLIS - Enda - Mike Wiulaaworth (:1-180) or Kelltl Bwdtnullll Demla Rell!fltvry. Tlales- Jeff Bane and Dick Burdette. Nose Guard- Bruce Scarberry. Unehackers Gahctnna Lincoln, 34.50. . - downtown Fountain Square," .where several thousand noisy persons had been partying on beer for several bours. · By the time the Reds were introduce~! to the cheering throng it was already 4 a.m. and the players needed all the rest they could get the rest of the day. The crowd, which grew to an estimated S,OOo to 7,1100 persons, acted like the Reds had already won the World Series instead of only the Meigs visits Gallipolis • z PRICE .· - peMant. /Uthough pollee generally tried not to interfere with the noisy celebration, there were 20 arrests on charges in· cludlng dlso'rderly conduct, resisting arrest and assaults on police officers. Injuries to three policemen were termed minor. Fountain Square had been designated the official "wei· coming home'' spot for celebrants· In order to avoid a mob scene at the airport. · Local television stations -had set up cameras at the sqilare Tuesday evening and began doing live "on the ,scene" · reports from the square while the Reds and Pirates were still playing in Pittsburgh. The crowd quickly Increased from a few h111dred to several tbousand shortly after 11 p.!p. when the Reds · won and the TV stations in· fensively (out of 25 area is 3-2 overall and 0-2 in league creased their coverage. Alot of the celebrants were 'teams) with a 23.0 scoring . play. drinking beer and empty beer average. The Marauders are · Friday's contrest will be cans were hurled toward the sixth defensively, .permitting the nlnlh between the two huge, lighted fountain on the the opposition only 8.2 points schools. Meigs has won five, square. Firecrackers popped per game. Gallipolis three. The Marauders have 14 regularly. GAH:S is fifth offensively Sev~ral Cincinnati Reds with a 23.4 points per game lettennen back from last banners put up last week by average . Defensively , the year 's squad which dropped a the <llamber of Commerce Blue Devils are ninth with a 44-8 decision to the Blue were ceremmlously taken · Dtivlls. 11 .0 mark. down by the aoowd, although In other SEOAL games Meigs enters Friday's game with a 3-2 season Friday, Athens is at Logan, offidalshadwanted them left up for the WQI'ld Series record. Inside the SEOAL, Jackson at Ironton and • games here next week. the Marauders are 1-1. GAHS Waverly at Wellston. Pollee ll'ied to give the crowd room to mill about by FRIDAY'S PROBABLE STARriNG LINEUPS blocking of( automobile · (Offe•e) traffic for a block around the GALIJPOLIS BLUE DEVILS VS. MEIGS MARAUDERS square. But ihost oi the PLAYER revelers, resembling a New w·r.;YR. Poa. YR. Wr. PLAYER Years Eve throng, preferred 160 3 Or Kevin Jackson Keith Burdette 190 3 TE 4 150 Mlck Davenport to mass together In front of George Carper the TV lights and speakers 200 4 LT 4 180 Jeff Bane . Or podium. 200 3 Kent Shawver Jim Clark LG 4 160 'O)e crowd finaily began 189 3 Lewis Schmidt ' John Blake c 4 190 wandering away shortly after 185 4 Steve Wallis . • Steve Pickens RG 3 140 the last player was in193 3 Mike Wood Ray Wilford RT 3 180 troduced at about 4 a.m., but 2254 Dick Burdette Bob Williamson SE 4 133 the cans, bottles and Utter left 160 4 Brett Wilson .run Anderson QB 4 165 behind guve streetcleanei'JI 100 3 Brent Johnson Terry Qualls TB. 4 165 very little reaSOlllo relish the 160 3 Dennis SaliSbury Mike Magnotta WB 4 134 ~succesa. 185 4 Brent Saunders ~3 Or Brian Mink 165 4 165 3 150 Dan Buffington' Bruce Scarberry the American League playoffs. After winning the National League pennant Tuesday night in Pit~burgh, the Reds' victory celebration .spilled over Into Wednesday's scheduled day of rest . The Reds whooped it up with the traditional champagne party In the clubhouse ·and then new back to Clndnnati In Wednesday's pre· dawr\ hours. They were immediately bused _to Friday.fOr SEOAL·tilt ~ Choose from a group of 56 suits - great values at 112 price - good sizes • J'ELOOR1 STAR SUPPLY CO. :J; . g thanks to winning the penll!IJit in· just three games. · . , Lefthander Don Gullett, wSa·bo wdaent·thfirste distalan~fin last tur y's P Yu• game against the Pittsurglt Pirates, wl!l oppose Luis Tiant, who was brilliant in Boston's RlverfrimtStsdiUJD-4heonly opening win over ,Oakland In I SUITS ·"' ' j . 1. 5 SAVE XJ •..• ~ ,'• SU_ IT SALE ' •• 1 21 10.5 · , 32 16.0 32 16.0 - 19 ... 9.~ . .. ' 22 l4 n7.0 .o 1 town party, the Cindnnsti Nallonat Hockey League Stand- Redswentbacktoworktoday By Unite- Pr~~~'tnternotionot to prepare for Saturday's Patrick Olv!Jj•t_.T Ph WorRedldSerSoiesin~er against NY Rangers 0 0 1' 1 the . I Boston. ~~~~~:r:h~~s ~ ~ J J Manager Sparky-Ander10n Atlanta , , 0 . 1 0 0 SllllllllOned the Reds for an 11 5 h · myt • Division a.m. (EDT) workout at 1 18 9.0 12·22 0 111 84 32· .16.0 . 6-12 o · 116 124 Lovan 26 . 13.0 7-17 3 124 -120 Melgs ·: , 20 10 .~ 13-37 1 108 106 Waverly 20 10.0 12-38 2 100 93 ,· 23 ,11 ,5 8•22 3 . 97 95 . Wellston TEAM RUSH. T. 'pASS. NET OFF. NET DEF. ~~n~~~~ei w~ ~ PI~ TEAM YDS AYG· YDS AVG YDS AVG YDS AVG Chicago o0 1 t Athens . 487 87 243.5 47 23.$ 534 267,0 371 185.5 Kansas Cfly oo 1 1 Gallltiolls 192 · 96.0 174 · ·87 .0 366 183.0 5A9 :Ins Minnesota o1o o Ironton 295 ·147.5 166 83.0 461 230-6 342 171 .0 Norris Division Jackson 539 269.5 69 34.5 608 304.0 660 330.0 Montreal ~- ~ Pll t.ogan 697 34ll.5 . 84 42.0 781 390.5 480 240.0 Plllsburgh 1oo 2 Meigs 233 i16.S 128 64.0 361 .180.5 393 ·196.5 Detroit 0 o, 1 1 Waverly 59 29.5 166 83.0 225 112.5 596 298.0 _washington o1o o Wellston 330 .165.0 131 65.5 461 230.5 406 203.0 Los Angeles 010 0 Adams Division INDIVIDUAL LEADERS W. L. T. Pis RUSHING ~ · Preston, KC 9 0 54 California 1 D 0 · 2 YG TCB Avg Peppers . L 9 0 54 Buffalo ooo o 1 Pep!'ers , L 382 30 12 .7 Gilders , Alex . 6 10 52 Boston 0 0· 0 ·0 D.P.Oavls,J 341 67 5.1 Pe9ples, Well. 6 9 45 Toron.to ~o o o o Chonko, Athens 218 30 7.3 Lucas. KC 3 20 41 Wednesday's R'lsults Pennall, Athens 17.A 27· 6,4 Grer· Well. 6 o 36 Ch lco!lgo 2 NY Rangers 2 Quails, Meigs 148 30 4.9 (lua ts, M 5 6 36 ·· NY !.slanders 1 Kansas' City 1 · PASSING Mink , Gall. 5 2 32 Cetlfornla 4 Atlanta 3 ' Marauder Head Football . _c, A IYIITO Logon , NG 5 2 32 Montreal 9 Los Angeles o Johnson , G 17-27 2 174 0 SEOA~ SCORING St . Loul~ 1 Detroit 1 Coach Charles Chancey takes Anderson, M 13·3· f 128 1 TD. EP . TP vancouver 3 Minnesota 2 hla Meigs HJgh Ma,rauders Thompson, Wav . , Davis. J 8 2 so Thursday's G•mfl · 12·38 2 166 I Peppers , Logan 5 0 30 Washington at Phllaqelphla into Gallipolis Friday night at Brown.• I . 11 -22 o 176 o Brown , I 3 2 20. MontreallU Boston least slight underdogs In this Arthur , Well. 8-22 3 131 o Morrow , J 2 6 18 Detroit at Buftalo PUNTING Conroy, J l 2 U third ~outheastern Ohio (4.or moref Specht , L 2 0 12 Athletic teague contest for YDS. No. Avg. Chonko, A 2 0 12 Kriebel, Ironton 22 1 6 36 .8 Pennell , A 2 0 12 EDfl'OR NAMED both teams. Williamson. Meigs 173 5 34.6 Howard, I 2 0 12 . ZANESVILlE, Ohio (UPI) The Gallla Academy Blue Byers, Logan 112 .5 34 .4 Grey , Well. 2 0 12 Dailey, Wav . 361 11 32 .8 SVAC SCORING - Jack. Powell, . generjil Devils are ~2 in league play, Osborne , Wellston 216 1 30.9 TD . EP. TP manager of Tbe ·'Times 3-2 over all. Meigs Is 1-1 in RECEIVING Preston, KC 7 0 42 vas TD Boso, s 2 2 14 Recorder, has announced the league play, alao 3-2 overall. S. Thomas, wav . 9 8.5 1 Smith , KC 4 0 24 1t t f ·N 11 The meeting serosa the Wilson. Gall. 8 108 o Spencer, NG . 3 6 24 appo n men o ewe Peoples , well . 6 102 o Milts, E 3 o 18 Harvey as editor, suc~dlng football field green of the two Saunders , Gall. 6 88 0 Lucas . KC I 13 22 Bud Harsh, who retired Qct . coaches will have something Davenport. Meigs s 58 1 McClure, E 2 2 14 KO RETURNS Logan . NG 3 0 18 1. of a teacher-student conYds No. TD Casey , NG 3 0 18 David Shinn former night frontation . D.P. Davis , El ch fnger . e: 1 4 10 , ' Jackson· 156 • 1' ·Kuhn . E t. • 10 wlreedltor,flllsHarvey'sold In the days when Coach Magnotta,Melgs 108 4 0 THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE posilion a& -news editor Moore played quarterback Mink, Gallipolis 90 5 0 FRIDAY ' Peppers, L'ogan 73 • o SEOAL Former night city editor and a corner on defense for 56 ' o Athens at Logan Galen 'Oliver assume the Midllieport Hlgh School in the T. Oalley, wav. ' PUNT RETURNS Me igs al Gallipolis I Yds No. TD Jackson al Ironton post of night wire editor and mid-11llllies the head cilach of Magnotta, Me igs 104 8 o waverly at WT•vlclston J. Frank Jaworowski Pomeroy High's Panthers Wilson. Gall. 54 3 I Thomas, Ironton 32 5 0 Alo.onder at Vlnlon County becomes night city editor. was Charles Chancey, the watton , Athe~s 20 2 o Belpre at Federal Hocking A Zanesville native and same Chancey tha,t guides the Hubbard, Logan 16 • o Nelsonvlll e .York at Warren · • INTERCEPTIONS Local . Ohio University graduate, Marauders today. ' No. Ydl TD SVAC Harvey began o.o. n.....,• Later, when Moore was Crawford , J 3 1 0 Southwestern at Eastern a&&.~~ ...... ""!"""per Lowe, Ironton I 28 0 Kyger Creek " ~Soulhern career Oh the Old Zanesville completing his student Peppers. Logan 1 15 o ' Othtrs Sl•nalas pollee reporter snd 'teaching work at Ohio Lavery , Athens 1 14 o Noroh Gallla at Piketon ~ · . Bitt, Ironton 1 2 o Fori Gay a1 Symmes Varley photographer In 1942. University, he took It with Alderman, Wav. 1 5 0 Nitro at Pol~ I Pleasant Harvey, a life member of Chancey. wprkmJtn, wav , 1 o o Winfield at Wattama Slg Del Chi B. Thonlu. IrOnton I · 0 0 SATURDAY rna ta , a jourComing up to this Gassor, Logan I 0 0 Fairland Reserves at Hannan nallstlcfratemlty,hasaerved "krooahel'' conteat for both OVERALL SCORING Trace ., TD EP TP . Miller at Waterford 88 news editor here Ute past clubs, the Marauders appear Dav is, J 15 4 9A Tr l m~le at Conotton Valley 12 yean. to be In good physical con- Fall· Festival of Values i.. •• • FIRST DOWNS PASSING SCR. PLAYS T AVG. OP AVG. C-A 1 T OP ~~ 1 ~:~ ~~ . :~:~ ~:~: 1~i THOMAS CLOTHIERS ' ••• Athl!ns Galllpofls Ironton JackSon I one letter to eou:htourJumbln, oquan, to UMC!'IIIIblethform four ordinary worda. PLUG FUSES . • Scheer Wednesday acquired high-scoring forward Dan Issei, an AII-ABA sejection In four of his fin years in the league, from the-Baltim Cia · • ore ws •Or center Dsve Robtach and ~.1100. The trade wu forced by the disclosure that 7-foot center Marvin Webster, the Nuggets' No. 1 draft choice, miss th t1r '"l'Y e en e season. He has developed a form of hepatitis, . a disease · which · forced him to miss part of his Scheer • "and said Issei be· junior year at Morgan State. longed.ln Denver. Until then, Scheer said If Webster was we knew we had to do healthy, he would have to something but we bad no Ides · k · kind f tr de ·that Issei was avallsble." wor , some o a a because Denver could not Issei played center at ~enafford the sa!ari!$ of web- tucky his rookie year but ster, Issei, rookie David IVhen the Colooels signed 7-2 Thompson and second-year Artis Gilinore the following forward Bobby Jones. summer, he was moyed to los for the Issei trade, forward. Until last year, he Scheer wouldn't lake full had been selected on the Allaoedit. ABA team each year snd had · ''This ll'ade wss nothing not averaged under 25.5 • profound on my part," said points per game for a seaaon. Scooer. "We were just very, "Center is his natural very lucky. We were unlucky postlonoand that's where we In Webster getting sick but if plan to use him," said Scheer. you just stay 1n there and "He played there as a rookie walt these things wm ·even · and averaged 30 points per ()IIt • We were just pia__ In game. " TEAM .,ick[a us, w ezskonf *0 see 8Ch.n..n *oday Sport Parade 95' alJlYMID~;-~:::!t:!...Jc --------------------1 3. lucky." -Issei was ll'aded last mooth from the Kentucky Colonels to Baltimore. Issei, who "'-rred at the University of. ""' Ket•tucky, was irate over .the deal and threatened to refuse to report. Finally, th,e &-9 veteran, with the Colonels' since reed turning pro, ag ·to termsll with Baltimore but was· sti . . not bappy · So John Y. Brown, the husband of the majority owner of the Colonels and tbe president of the ABA, talked Baltimore Into trading Issei to Denver. "HecaUedmetwodaysago at three In the morning," said DENVER (UP!):._ Denver Nuggets General Manager Carl Scheer says he would like to be considered a genius, but will settle for being "juStheplain lucky." Iowa has played four fooball IOWA CITY, Iowa (UPI i - ·games this year and the result has been the same each week- the Hawks have come out on the short 'end. First It was a 27-12 loss to Illinois that spoiled the aeason opener. Then came a 1~7 setback at Syracuse, a toss second-year coach Bob 7\T. IF!' • eommtngs satd was hts _1 "toughest ooe" yet. I:', Next was a 36-\0 setback at By MILTON RICHMAN thehandsofNo.9PennState, UPI Sportt Editor a game Iowa controlled at the "' C. MJ' "' BOSTON (UPI) - _The Clnclnnsti Reds could wind up but- line of scrimmage and could ling their heads against the wall the same way the Oakland A's have won with the exceptloo COLUMBUS, Ohto ( UPI) - first prize. The runnerup will did. Same wall, too. of two big pasa plays. And Jack Nicklaus and Tom Wets- get $12,500. The two ·semi Chances are they will; because outside' of Merv Rettenmund last week, Iowa fell to No. 3 kopf, the 1-2 money winners losers also will be playing, and Terry Crowley (both of whom used to be with Baltimore) , Southern California 2'1-18 de- on tbe PGA tour, finally get and will get checks fQI' $12,500 the rest of the Reds never have had any experience with, or spite taking a 10-4 lead and ·into action today. In · the and $10,1100. even have aeen, The WaU. , controlling the first balf windup of the three-day The Reds' scouts probably have told them the A's were action. $117,500 International All· beaten as much by The Wall In the America!\. League's first . So It's no surprise thst the Star Matches. two Playoff games here last Saturday and'Sunday as they were · Hawks are a heavy underdog, The nation's outstanding o Ev0 TE0 ro Tli E by Luis Tlsnt and Carl Yastrzemskl. U their scouts didn't teU 37 polnta to be exact, as they pro golfers have been ~ntNT E REST OF MEIGS·MASON AREA them that, Sal Bando could. p-epare to meet N0. I Ohi0 ding on the sldeUn es the last CH!!STER L. TANNEHILL "The Wall cut down our power, our speed and our pitching State in Clolumbua Saturday. two days watching the 14 ROBE''t"~J'.I'i=LtcH efficiency," said the A's' captaln.thlrd baseman. "A number Even Commlngs, as op- othergolfersfromarollldthe City Ealtor . of the balls we hit The Wall wit!) would've gooe out anywhere limlltlca coach as you'll find, world batUe at Nicklaus' s.~~r~'~W/T~: g~ 1 .";:~ 1~fJ elae. Our speed allo 'fi'U cut down because 'IIIe Wall allowed Is pessimistic. ,nearby new Mulrfleld Village , Publishing com pony, 111 t:-L · u0ur cu~-~~ Court ,St., pomeroy, Ohio ..dle& are not good Golf Club forth e ..... er two 45769. Bustnoss Office Phone their outfleldentto piay lnclose.Andwhenourpl.,;uerswanted tomakecertalngoodpllches,theyknewtbe'ycould_stillbehurt but we'll give It our best semifinal berths. 992-2156. 2157 . ' . Editorial Phonem. because the Boston hltlars could hit The Wall with thein." shot," he said, "You've got to When play ended through a second class postage pa id All this by Sal Bando wa1111't sour grapes. Personally, he did sdmlt there were an awful lot steady rain Wednesday after- , at::,~:~~~- 0 ~~v ertr Sing all right with Ute Wall, hitting it four Um,es for as many base· of people wbo didn't think we 1\!K)n, Bob Stanton had won representative Ward . uld within In """ 1.\.... Griffith Companv. Inc hitslnSunday'sdefeat,yetheaswellasothermembersofthe CO COme 30po Is~ his way to oppoee We._.pf 1 Bottlnelll & Gallagher prv'' A's felt The Wall had ruined them. Southern Cal. snd Jerry Heard advanced to • 757 Third Ave .. New .York: . "W f I tiall N .Y . 10017. Reds' manilger Sparky Anderson never has been inalde e , ee essen Y we the semifinal ro111d against s u bsc r 1pt 1on r • 1.. : 1 Fenway Park, 110 the only thing he knows about The Wall is have to have a superhuman Nicklaus, the Golden Bear ' ~:~ rY:t.r: 7~Yci~{[~:r ":,~~'ke what he has read about It or what he has seen of It on TV. He effort. We have to play as wbo grew up here. Welstopf • By Motor Rou1e1 whero . f d t II d carrier serv ice not . reaUzesltcouldbethekeytothisWorldSerles. un amen a Y soun as now lives nearby. vallable. one month , 13 .25. Tsklng a pencil and piece of paper on his desk sfter his club possible, asaound sa we can .The winners of the semis BynemallYear In Ohto and -w; . va , 122.00 Six.. wrapped .up the peMant In Pittsburgh TueSday night, the play. But a superhuman will meet In the afternoon, months , 111 .50; Three Reds' manager- drew a rectangle which was supposed to effort coupled with being with the two tteedll having a 2~:'JC';.e'.:;~ 0 ·sli 1 ':i,~~1:;: 1, represent The WaU. · fundamentally sound Is quite good chance of beliig the 13.50; three months, 17 .50. ' 1 "I've never seen it, so I don't know what to eJPect," he said, a task." players aiming for the $25,1100 1 ~~~~r~p~ r~ef~~c~11 ~~t1 ua .. "but what I understand Is that you ha-ve to bring your center fielder In lllte this anytime a ball Is hit off the wall and bring, your shortstop back this way ,lllte a trap play In football." Roughly ~peaking, that's tlie way to P.]ay balls that hit The Wall. Ercept for one minor detail. They don't always boll'lce back t~Hl same way. They take pne tricky caroms sometimes and, every time they do, you !lave a picture of outfielders and Infielders fill the oppoalng ..club going In six different dlrectlona, all trying to chase down the ball. The Wall Ia 37 feet high, but only theJower 12 feet Is made of concrete with the upper portion made of metal.uke !beets all riveted together. If the ball blti the conaoele portiM, It bounces back one way; if It strikes the upper port1M, It comes Don't miss your chance to purchase a new fall Stfit back 811Qther way. With his back to The Wall, the left fielder select from our entire stock of Hart Shaffner & Marx •can't always be aure what part of The Wall the ball will bit. Johnny Carson - Sewell & Palm Beach. Coolplicatlng matters Is the fact that there Is a recesaed ladder buUt Into The Wall 10 that aomeone can cljmb up It and \ retrieve those balls hit Into· the nets above. There Is also a scoreboard built into The Wall. The scoreboard has grooves ~ I where the numbers J!l't! posted and you can Imagine what happena any time a ball blta 111e of llle~~e. grooves • Rival outflelilen, and some opposing third basemen and SEI.£CJ FROM OUR IJhortstops as well, Invariably have trouble with The Wall, eapeclally the first tilDe they come up against it. NEW STOC;K AND · Among the Reds, Pete Roee probably Is 1110111 anxious for a look at it. Positive thinker that be Is, he feels The Wall might work out to some advantage for a couple of the Reds' lefthanded hitters like Ken Griffey and Cesar Geronimo - and even himself when he's hitting from thst~de of the plate. By CHUCK SCHOFFNER ~~ .~ ••• •-. Newport, said there Is no way Greenberg, had left their to verify that the caller was year:old son, Noah, and 3who he claimed to be. year-old daughter, Jenna, In San Francisco, Jill) with'•JoAnn Burrell after Eaaon, talk show . bost for signing an assignment of radlo· st atlon KGO, sald he guard'an 1 sh'1p. Miss Burrell got a collect call from Ukiah, said she wanted to join the Caiif.,fromaman.whocalled group but "I couldn't leave my son "She said to join· the himself "Zal!lr." · . "Zalar" said a group of 87 group she would -hav~ had to persons 1$ in Northern Cali· .· leave her child behind. fornia sfter the return of 17 In Colorado · Dorothy ' · from Colorado as a result of O'Donnell,. Grand Junction, publicity. Se.vefal persons told the Grand Junction • had received mail from the Sentinel she had camped 1n missing with Colorado Colorado National Monument postmarks. Sept. 20-22 next to a large "Zolar" said aU the persons. group from Oregon. who joined had done so · She said the group "read ·voluntarily and are true the Bible at night a lot" and believers. He said they are one woman kept wandering not giving money to him and Into her camp looking "like are not required to give up ljer mind was half shot" and · their children. saying she hl\d given away At Newport however her baby before leaving ' ' Gibson said officers had Oregon.. FRI., SAT., &MON. "LY! . HUNDREDS (f ITEMS SPEQAL various institutions," "If the Investigation Is to be meaningful, It must be from the top down," Stewart said. "The department can get rid of 'little .guys' and replace them with more 'little guys' but unless direction Is d!anged at the top, problems will still exist." Stewart said that his group "support& the ellmlnatioo of any proven resident abuse" but It "will insist on due process" If there Is any attempt to remove or suspend any member under civil service law. ~~O:~aC::!~U:~!::to~ lss,el traded to ~~~edR~:t :~~ y;:~· ·Denver by·Claws PRE-WASHED JEANS fi. Chapman's Shoes -FREE ESTI MA.ri!~::!::.~:::::::f=j Ori many winter~~~. 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See AI I Of Our r I New Connie Fd Une• POMEROY It's Got Flex Appeal BLUE DENIM SHIRTS FLANNEL SHIRTS To Go With The Jeans • • • • !• •• • PILE LINED • DENIM WESTERN JACKO$ :• •• •• • ..• New York Clothing House j KERM'S KORNER POME~OY, OHIO •• • �' • :, 5- .The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., 'lbtirsday, OCt. 9, 1975 4- The !liUy Sentinel, MldcDeport-Pomeroy, 0., Thursday, Oct. 9, 1975 Catholic · Red Sox fans wait in so here on the sldewalll tmlgbt, not home reading Ellery special Incentive · saturday. Hla paren~ are in the ~een ." United Statee on a special Some 3,000 boiJteroua lana . vtaa from Cuba, arranged by were at the alr)llll'l early Sens. Edward Brooke, · R.Wednelday ~to greet Masa., and George S, their heroes and wllh them McGovern, D-S.D., who weJ1 on the last leg of their · asked Premier Fidel Clislro battle which bellna Satur- to allow them to come to day-the World Serlea opener · . America to see their son here ~&alnlt the National pitch. · Leape champion Oncinnatl "I never thought I would Reda. aee my son pitch in a World Weary from the night Series," aald i.JJlll Tlant Sr., pme, c'.Jebratlng and croas- hlmlelf a one-time Latin country ~. the players American pitcher. "We're lpellt Wecbe<lay l'lllq. going to win it." The Red So1 announced Tlant will he opposed by Wednelday that Lula 'llant, Don Gullett of the Reda, who ace ol the mound IIIII, wlii are 11·10 favorites to win the open the aeries. nant, 19-14, opening game and 8-6 to talu! ·plaed a crucial win with a lheaerleaandendthreeyears three.hltter in the opening of AL domination. game of the series with CLASS AA Team POil'ts. l. Ak . St . Vlnc . CS · 4-H 165: 2 New Lex . U S-O) . . .145 Second Ten: 11. Stanton Local (1 1 29; 12. ( ti~J Jamestown Greenevlew .(·1) and Mo,roevllle 23 each ; 14 . Lowellville 21; 15. Burton :each. · Berkshire _(1) 19 ; 16, (tiel Qthers with. ten or more ---- - -- 6. !tiel Up . Arl 14·1l 112 6 . (lie) E . Liverpool ( 1 5· 0} 112 . 8 . Princeton (4 .1) 9. NeWark 15·0) 99 86 ,10. Zan'esvllle (5.0) ,, 75 Second Ten: 11 , Lorain Sr . · 121 A7;' 12. CCI!nfon McKinley ' 43 ; 13 . cen terville f21 41; lA. Colerain (1) 34J; 15. Niles McKinley 28 ; 16. Middletown 25 ; 17 . Columbus McKinley Linden 22 ; 18 . !tiel Cuyahoga Falls and Ket terii')_O Alter, 18 each; 20. North canton Hoover, 17. , Others with ten or more points: B&rberton, Columbus Eastmoor, Fremont Ross , Dayton Wi lbur. Wright. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ' Detalla of the death of four. year~ Amy Mitchell arc l!lven in a copy of the "Preas", of Binghamton, N.Y., where the ehild died u the rault of a plue craah. Amy died 011 Sept. 21; the next day'1 ediUon of the "Prell" alated, In lJII'I: n.. 'khidifger!wl student ' at Columbus School wea 1 In· fht pi- w~tn If era Into the Chenango River - r Airport and River Road1 In the town of Clltnango. Hlr parents. Hugh and Miry Mitchell !lht former filMy Thomp1011 of Pomeroy) were taken to Binghamton General .,....& ~llal. Broome County ShtriWs dtpufles Aid 1!11 crelll was wllnlald bv olf·dufJ state POllee lnmflgators ~las 1 .l. Gell and tar! E. Shaver who wwe at Shaver's home ,..r fht cralll sltw .. 'l'ht twq Wtt:e oulslds fht home when they h-d the engine of the Mitchells' plene qurt and they IIW II go down Into lilt rlvll' about 5:20p.m. /!Ia they rulllld to the_pfent, they met off-duty DlpUiy Phillip Thom~. who 1110 lives nNrby. Thomp1011 wes In a fltld WMn ha IIW fht ~~~-hit lime . . . and drop lnlll lilt river. IW.IIId Ml'l. Mlfc:haiiWtre out of the plane a1 It floatld about 40 yerdl from lhore, 11ld dtputln. Thompson rl!l BW.ova AccuQwu-tz Oigital ~y­ AI.t In Perfannlnce JOHNSONS BABY OIL Take Advantage « ~ !!C~ . ANACIN TRAC II BLADES· 6 oz. cu ••l=· iii: i l .. . il 16 OL Your Quisbnas about one-quarter to one-half wasbelng hosed to prevent • milt down the rlvll'bank lire. Stevens•· boat was before fhtcurrenl~rrlld the launched and the girl's Shopping~. plane cloae to the shore. He submerged body was found, waded Into lht water tnd lied . an arm catching to a branch, one end of a rope .to the Stevens 11ld . Services Lifer plant's wing. Gell and Shaver IIIII the otl\er and to a tree Note: Memorial services afump. are pla'nned later . In Thomrson brought Mrs. Blnghlimton for Amy when Mitchel to shore, then · Nc. and Noes. Mllchell are returned to bring her both released from the husband to the riverbank. hospital . The child Is also the Deputies 111ld that as Noes. daughter of Ferrell Shuler Mitchell lly on the blnk, she and lht granddaughter of Nr. began calling htr daughter's and Nrs . Bob Thompson of name and asking fiiOPie to Pomeror who have made 111ve her baby. R~ers lrequen trips to Binghamton SQUAD CALLED rtporltd they did not know due to !he tragedy, and of Mr. there was a third peraon In and Mrs. Guy Shuler of A NEW OSMOND SYKACUSE The the plant and did not know Letart Falls. PROVO, Utah (UPI) Syracuse ER squad · was how old the child wes esthey Mary Osinond, wife of one of called Wedneeday · at 3:1$ btaan their -r.ch. Thompson returned to the OHIOANS "roi'E the singing Osmond Brothers, p.m. for Mrs. Richard plane to - II the girl was WASHINGTON (UP!) has given birth to a . six- Winebrenner, a medical Inside, but could not find her. · Sen. JCJhn Glem, D()hlo, and HI cut his finger on the pound, 15-ounce boy at Utah patient, who was taken to · . . Mrs. Veterans Mem<H:lal Hospital. fillelage 11 he searched lor Sen. Robert Tall Jr.; R-Ohlo, Valley Hospital. lht girl, end r~lvld eight Wednelday wted aplnat a Osmond' and her husband, • stitches to ciOH .lht wound. propoaal to force big oU firma Merrill, said ·Wednesday the A -rch of the river end the riverbank was begun but to divest themselves of IOJIIe boy would be named Travll . was called off blcauM of of their lntereata, which the Merrill. The blTth occurred dtrknlll. The -rch was Senate reJected·.by a ~ Tuesday. · resumed et , ,,,m, today. Hermon J. Johnson. owner wte. Tilt 1180 voted against an of the Chenango Bridge Airport, 11ld 11 far 11 he amendment by Sen. AdJaJ TOIL REDUCED knew, !hart was no oneef the StevtiiiOil, WASHINGTON (UPI) to e<mbtne airport other then the MitNearly 10,000 · fewer oil and nat.w:aJ gu price chells 11 the Hme of the crMII. HI 111d It wu a ClOIIIrola • lllelr ~·nl Americana died In traffic bNutlful day fl!r flying. ~ . priCe, wtac:h the ' chamber accldenls In 19'i4 becauae Johnson said Mitchell bought fht plant within 1 rejeeted by a 46-46 vote. motorists drove less and drover slower, according to vll'y lew days and had nown Glenn voted for it. · It on at IHaf one occasion Both ct11o ll!llatOI'I voted the Department of Transbefore yesterday's accident. H11111d Mitchell, an employe ~&•inll accepting a ruling by portation. Traffic accldenta of New York Slate Eleetrlc the Federal Elections lliUed 45,534 persona In 1974, end Gas Corp .. has 1 com- Commlaalon th' at compared to 55,0141n 1973, an mercl•l license and was a congreulonal office. funds 18 per cent reduction, the pilot with the Roy•l Canadian Air Foret In Europe during apending lhould be ehar&ed department's 'National HighWorld War II. ~&ainltt cmnpalcn spending way Traffic Safety Ad· Mitchell look off In a north- llmlll. 'lbe Senate rejected It mlnialration said · Wederly direction from the elrnesday. porf, 111d Johnson, adding by a 41-17 margin. that lhtrt 11 no place to land In case of !rouble. The child's body was recovered about 1: 15 p,.m. on . Sept. 29, end tht ' Press" reported: The body of lour;yNr·old Amy Mitchell was pullld from an Island channel of the Chenango River at 1:.10 p.m. Well filling sllp.on ynttrday. a milt clown. with e ostlc brold streem and some · 20 hours trim io hold II from the 1t1nt of an airplane snugly on your foot . crelll Sunday In which her Moe lot styling peranfs Wlt't rescued. · While a stale pollee and bouncy Nitro ...!. helicopter clrclld above lht crepe 10le swiftly flowing river, with a steel members of the slate pollee, shank the sheriff's ~rtment, the Chenango Brl e llrt com. panv and I t Ftderal -Pigskin Avl1tlon Adm lnlslreflon - . gelhtrld upatrHin nNr DogW<lQd Color fht spot where the light plane Also In Tan came down . Smooth Leather Stevens lllld he spoiled whit lOOked like • grHn llckef clinging to bruah about . . 15 felt from the water's tdat. Pollet Wlt'e quickly calfld Ill fht slf•• milt downstream Mlclclleport, Ohio from where the secure plane .." ~ 0Pepptupt ·1 ,. PEPSODENT TOOTHPASTE TABLETS 300 CT. .. FOIL WRAPPED I 36 CT. FAMILY SIZE Open EWIJ Night Until 9 pm ---------------·---------·~ .COSTUMES . All of your I TO BElTER SERVE OUR aJSJOME~ WE ARE GOING. TO ClOSE OUR STORE AT 423.MARKET-BUT FIRST WE'RE HAVING AHUGE ' ., o-m., favorite Halloween ·costumes. Bright" colors, flame retardant . Nylon taffeta. 'J ntory ,. I NORELCO 8-CUP COFFEEMAKER . . I IIJI'lt' ' """ '" ""'"'h. Our New Phone Number Is - ·. ' 1nd the hour end minutes CRAFTMASTER AP0RIZER PAINT.aY-NUMBER SETS '' '" '.'"' "AIIrlnl the put monm nported wben the MethGdllt Wlllllen mel 1, Mn. Opal Kloee llld opanet1 the meeliDI 10 111 11 illnCIIIII Mbury •I • a-au to wcnldp "' tide, "Fift Signl u .......... Ufl" 11an rrom 18 lh double a FOR thick Pieces. ' .. WOMEttl APPAREL. ' WORTHAll COOL MIST ..:~:. SYRACUSE .-1 ~~ · . ~~~M abut-In calla were f ~ rd •Y $1399 ..meeting I 's Red or Avocado. U~ Listed. :Mw ... Is popcorn every time. W IIH . , Butter-Up corn popper Is self· buiterlng for perlecl :·~.:u ··. . POPOORN POPPER TOASTER MEN'S SUITS . ·ME"'S SPORT COA JS MEN'S s·LACKS ~EN_'S FURNISHINGS '& . ,. SPORTSWEAR · . BUTTER UP PROC'IljR.SilEX All merchandise Is from our regular nationally known manufacturers and lsthe.same high standard of quality which has been our poliCy and proud tradition for 77 yearsl . ~7" . I . ' IRON ' . •' PP.!~~· · 29~ \ Makes 8 cups of delicious coffee. Dishwasher proof glass server. En(oy a belter cup of coffee. ,. THE Hush DtJ\:t"iESS 1\t Mf I I• te SOFT, CLEAN CARPErS .PUZZLES A !II < •e !I - 3 WAYS TO CHARGE lltht up ttllnat lilt aer~ rtd ICrltfl. ~ulh II and tile nconds cl\tnll btlort your eyes. 'uti It ond tilt aatt Ill111ft on. Com • In todo y tor t Ptt' · 101111 dtmonatri!IOn . s..,;a..,"e••rt • .... ~ • GUM BALL BANKS NOMINAL CHARGE FOR ALL ALTERATIONS All Sales Final. No refunds or.exchanges. No mall or phone orders. No layaWays., / . LayAway For Christmas Nowl Court St., Pomeroy . VALUABLE COUPON . ' This Sale and Start · Pomeroy. He was an appliance merchantlor 30 yelll'll befornetlrln~ in 1960. · Survivors Include his wife, · Edna Morris, a danghter, Mrs. Edna Miller, Largo, FIB .. and two sons, WUUam R., PboenlX, · and U . Col. (Ret.) George E. Morris of Pomeroy; five grandchUdren and 19 greatiirandchUdren. ·' •.., .. ,, Points 1. Can . Winch . (7 5-0l 183 2. New . Cath (3 5-0l 164 3. Mid Fenwick (4 4·11 157 ' · Rockford Park. l1 4-0-1} 104 i . Carey 12 5-0l 99 6. Arl ington 15·01 · 78 1. Leipsic (1 S-Ol 56 B. Loudonville 11 5-0J, 65 9. Biufrton(1 4-1} A4 10. Cedarvll.le I1 5-0l 42 SHOE lOX . GOESSLER. The annual homecoming of the · Carleton Church, Kingsbury Road, will be held Sunday. The all-day service will begin with Sunday School at 9:30a.m. A basket dinner is planned at noon and services in Ute afternoon start at 1:30 p.m. Guest minister will be Herman Jordi!D, Leon, W. Va The public is invited. CLASS A Team SAVE NOW ON moll rtmerktble witch . It computtrllll time with IWIIOmt ICCuracy. Ill htort 11 • tiny qoortr crylltl thlt vibrates at the uloundlnv troquency of · 716,U2 cycles per second. ll employes • unique on•· outton commend dllfllty syatem. Touth tilt crown the district 'l!eputles meeting at Belpre, Sept. 26. Areport was also given on the annual district friendship meeting Nov. 7 at the Uons Club in Belpre with a 6:30 p.m. poUuck supper. . " · Mrs. Dorothy Lawson was reported a patient at Holzer PLACE CHANGED . A meeting of the Return Jonath'an Meigs Chapter of the Daughters · of the American Revolution originally scheduled to be . lield at the Meigs Museum will Instead be al the home of Mrs. A. R. Knight, Lincoln Hill, 1:30 p.m. and. Dublin . •u.,..,.-.. ,Tit. IULOYA ~C · CUQUUTI DIGITAL lo 1 on HOMECOMING SET Chomlnade.Julienne (1}, Martins Ferry, Big walnut (1), Oberlin Ill. Medina Highland, Upper sandusky, Eastwood, Clyde, Vermilion George Morris dies .in west George ·G•. Morris, 85, of Phoenix, Arizona, a former Pomeroy· resident, died on Saturday, Sept. 'l/ In Doctors' Hospital at Phoenil. Private graveside services were held at the Reslhaven . Park Cemetery with the pastor Qf the Yale Ave. Lutheran Church officiating. Mr. Morris of ,2223 North . 21st Place, Phoenl,x, was born in Wilkesville. He went to , Phoenix in 1944 from council~r, repooti~g OCT. 10·11 KetferlnQ . Fal~~ont , West Md Details of tragedy given <:·:JESTER ~ Inaj,ection was announced for Oct. 21 at · the TUesday night meeting of · ·Chesler Council 323, Danghters of America, and members l were Ufged to attend and wear while. Mrs . ·Marcia 'Keller, ·. councilpr, presided with Mrs,. Dorothy Ritchie, deputy slate -------~--i.-1£ COLUMBUS !UPil - The Carroll 45 ; 12 . ·. !tiel weekly -United Press In - Washington Court House ( 1) te rnational Oh io High School and Poland (2) ,.0 each ; 14. Ill 36; 15. Board of Coaches football swanton ratings (with first place Youngstowr) Rayen 3.4 ; 16. votes -and won -losf records In Bellbrook 29; 11. Madeira 28; 18, Norwalk 24; 1•.. st . Marys parentheses I : · (1} 24; 20. Rldg~wood (1 l 21. CLASSAAA Others with . t en or more team Points 1. Cln . Moeller 112 s.oJ 292 points: Toronto, Columbus 2. Wor Harding (1 5.0) 277 Watterson, Louisville Aquinas·, Northwest St.rk, 3. ~akewood S!. Ed. !9 . 5· Liberty, 0} . . 265 Youngstown 4. Elyria (1 S-Ol 116 Co.fumbus De Sales, Delta (H. Dayton 5. Findlay (5 .0} 115 Genoa, Cleland, Mrs. Letha WQod, Suinme;f.ield, Mrs . Doris Mrs. Ada MOrris, Mrs. Helen Koenig, Mrs ~ Thelma White, Wolf, Mrs. Margaret T~ttle, Mrs. Hallie Frederick, Mrs. Mrs. Goldie Frederick, Mrs . . Betty Rou~h. Mrs. Esthel' Medical Center and Mrs. Mae Ada Neul~Qg, Mrs. Maty Jo ' Ridenotir, Mrs. Mae Spencer, · McPeek was· reported Ill at Pooler. M{$. Mary ,K. Jloll~r. Mrs. Leona Hensley and Mrs . hon\e: Mrs. McPeek sent · Mrs .. Keltat, · Mr~. • Ri.tchie, Mabel Van M~ter . · thanks to the council for Mrs. Zelila Weber, Mrs. Ada cards and glf!B presented at Van Me~er, Mrs. Sadf~ her 40th wedding an- Trussell, M~s , ,Do~pthy, ~ 1923, inflation reached n!versary. Myers, Mrs. Ada BisseU, such a disastrous extent in Attending the meeting were Mrs. Opal Hollon,~ · Doris Germany that an American MrB. Eileen Martin, Mrs. . Grueser, Mrs . Opal penny was worth more than . Charlotte Grant, Mrs. Erma Jfichinger, Mrs. Jean six million marks. Oct. 21,. inspection planned . Ottawa Hills and Ridgemont {I) 18 ; 18. (llel United Loca.l , Salineville Southern and TuscarawaS Catholic (1) 11 (Continued 1rom "·~ l 138 night against Logan Elm, 1:.cne1 3. (II'} Circttville Wyo,mlng 1•( f '· S·s.O) ·Ol.l38 · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. . whUe St. Vincent faces a real s. trontoaU 4·1) 132 121 obstacle ill mbeaten AAA -6. Cl. HoiYN . !'2 • •·OJ w'heelersburg (1 s.O) 93 Cuyahoga faUs which has 7. 8. Bellaire (3 5.0) 79 allow~ only ail points in five 9, London 11 5·01 11 10. Lima Catholic 12 A·1l 67 games. Second - teft: ... 1'1. Oa yton I c.?..~d,!,o~~~e~~..~c~~s... BolltGnlarl can, think about bullng, state budget problema or e-.en ·the New ~ Patrtota today. The Red Sol are the American lape cllllnpkna 101 that'• what COIIIII. lAi!lllhan 111 bout lifter the Red ·Sol cUndJed the tltk in Oaklllld TuGy nlgbt, lana bepn llniDI up fol' a ~our walt to buy 2,100 ltandlngroam-only and blellcher«at tldtell to the World Serlee. Andy Harp, a 25-year-old trumpet player from Wellelley, Mill., wli the lint in line, braving two cold NIW Ell!llnd nlgbta on the llldenlk. ' "We're IIIII, lor <rylng out loud," laid John Hathaway, 23. '"lbaa's ~ we're here. I gotta to theae games. The Oregon Uay t 1). __, """"'- ....... -.1.1171 W. ';O.-d11 .......-.4. '1171 Rutland Furniture· .' MONDAY and FRIDAY -9:30 to 9. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURpAY-9:30 to 5. ' IS RUTLAND, OHIO PHONI 742-2211 1 DOWNTOWN STORE HOURS ~.- • .... .. ONLYI d QT. · II G!Lt4:st '2" e •6" . I CAL $HMIPOOiciS •vAIWl£ FOR RENT e s u· .. •I ' \, .. II I AU k ~ s . .. �' • :, 5- .The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., 'lbtirsday, OCt. 9, 1975 4- The !liUy Sentinel, MldcDeport-Pomeroy, 0., Thursday, Oct. 9, 1975 Catholic · Red Sox fans wait in so here on the sldewalll tmlgbt, not home reading Ellery special Incentive · saturday. Hla paren~ are in the ~een ." United Statee on a special Some 3,000 boiJteroua lana . vtaa from Cuba, arranged by were at the alr)llll'l early Sens. Edward Brooke, · R.Wednelday ~to greet Masa., and George S, their heroes and wllh them McGovern, D-S.D., who weJ1 on the last leg of their · asked Premier Fidel Clislro battle which bellna Satur- to allow them to come to day-the World Serlea opener · . America to see their son here ~&alnlt the National pitch. · Leape champion Oncinnatl "I never thought I would Reda. aee my son pitch in a World Weary from the night Series," aald i.JJlll Tlant Sr., pme, c'.Jebratlng and croas- hlmlelf a one-time Latin country ~. the players American pitcher. "We're lpellt Wecbe<lay l'lllq. going to win it." The Red So1 announced Tlant will he opposed by Wednelday that Lula 'llant, Don Gullett of the Reda, who ace ol the mound IIIII, wlii are 11·10 favorites to win the open the aeries. nant, 19-14, opening game and 8-6 to talu! ·plaed a crucial win with a lheaerleaandendthreeyears three.hltter in the opening of AL domination. game of the series with CLASS AA Team POil'ts. l. Ak . St . Vlnc . CS · 4-H 165: 2 New Lex . U S-O) . . .145 Second Ten: 11. Stanton Local (1 1 29; 12. ( ti~J Jamestown Greenevlew .(·1) and Mo,roevllle 23 each ; 14 . Lowellville 21; 15. Burton :each. · Berkshire _(1) 19 ; 16, (tiel Qthers with. ten or more ---- - -- 6. !tiel Up . Arl 14·1l 112 6 . (lie) E . Liverpool ( 1 5· 0} 112 . 8 . Princeton (4 .1) 9. NeWark 15·0) 99 86 ,10. Zan'esvllle (5.0) ,, 75 Second Ten: 11 , Lorain Sr . · 121 A7;' 12. CCI!nfon McKinley ' 43 ; 13 . cen terville f21 41; lA. Colerain (1) 34J; 15. Niles McKinley 28 ; 16. Middletown 25 ; 17 . Columbus McKinley Linden 22 ; 18 . !tiel Cuyahoga Falls and Ket terii')_O Alter, 18 each; 20. North canton Hoover, 17. , Others with ten or more points: B&rberton, Columbus Eastmoor, Fremont Ross , Dayton Wi lbur. Wright. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ' Detalla of the death of four. year~ Amy Mitchell arc l!lven in a copy of the "Preas", of Binghamton, N.Y., where the ehild died u the rault of a plue craah. Amy died 011 Sept. 21; the next day'1 ediUon of the "Prell" alated, In lJII'I: n.. 'khidifger!wl student ' at Columbus School wea 1 In· fht pi- w~tn If era Into the Chenango River - r Airport and River Road1 In the town of Clltnango. Hlr parents. Hugh and Miry Mitchell !lht former filMy Thomp1011 of Pomeroy) were taken to Binghamton General .,....& ~llal. Broome County ShtriWs dtpufles Aid 1!11 crelll was wllnlald bv olf·dufJ state POllee lnmflgators ~las 1 .l. Gell and tar! E. Shaver who wwe at Shaver's home ,..r fht cralll sltw .. 'l'ht twq Wtt:e oulslds fht home when they h-d the engine of the Mitchells' plene qurt and they IIW II go down Into lilt rlvll' about 5:20p.m. /!Ia they rulllld to the_pfent, they met off-duty DlpUiy Phillip Thom~. who 1110 lives nNrby. Thomp1011 wes In a fltld WMn ha IIW fht ~~~-hit lime . . . and drop lnlll lilt river. IW.IIId Ml'l. Mlfc:haiiWtre out of the plane a1 It floatld about 40 yerdl from lhore, 11ld dtputln. Thompson rl!l BW.ova AccuQwu-tz Oigital ~y­ AI.t In Perfannlnce JOHNSONS BABY OIL Take Advantage « ~ !!C~ . ANACIN TRAC II BLADES· 6 oz. cu ••l=· iii: i l .. . il 16 OL Your Quisbnas about one-quarter to one-half wasbelng hosed to prevent • milt down the rlvll'bank lire. Stevens•· boat was before fhtcurrenl~rrlld the launched and the girl's Shopping~. plane cloae to the shore. He submerged body was found, waded Into lht water tnd lied . an arm catching to a branch, one end of a rope .to the Stevens 11ld . Services Lifer plant's wing. Gell and Shaver IIIII the otl\er and to a tree Note: Memorial services afump. are pla'nned later . In Thomrson brought Mrs. Blnghlimton for Amy when Mitchel to shore, then · Nc. and Noes. Mllchell are returned to bring her both released from the husband to the riverbank. hospital . The child Is also the Deputies 111ld that as Noes. daughter of Ferrell Shuler Mitchell lly on the blnk, she and lht granddaughter of Nr. began calling htr daughter's and Nrs . Bob Thompson of name and asking fiiOPie to Pomeror who have made 111ve her baby. R~ers lrequen trips to Binghamton SQUAD CALLED rtporltd they did not know due to !he tragedy, and of Mr. there was a third peraon In and Mrs. Guy Shuler of A NEW OSMOND SYKACUSE The the plant and did not know Letart Falls. PROVO, Utah (UPI) Syracuse ER squad · was how old the child wes esthey Mary Osinond, wife of one of called Wedneeday · at 3:1$ btaan their -r.ch. Thompson returned to the OHIOANS "roi'E the singing Osmond Brothers, p.m. for Mrs. Richard plane to - II the girl was WASHINGTON (UP!) has given birth to a . six- Winebrenner, a medical Inside, but could not find her. · Sen. JCJhn Glem, D()hlo, and HI cut his finger on the pound, 15-ounce boy at Utah patient, who was taken to · . . Mrs. Veterans Mem<H:lal Hospital. fillelage 11 he searched lor Sen. Robert Tall Jr.; R-Ohlo, Valley Hospital. lht girl, end r~lvld eight Wednelday wted aplnat a Osmond' and her husband, • stitches to ciOH .lht wound. propoaal to force big oU firma Merrill, said ·Wednesday the A -rch of the river end the riverbank was begun but to divest themselves of IOJIIe boy would be named Travll . was called off blcauM of of their lntereata, which the Merrill. The blTth occurred dtrknlll. The -rch was Senate reJected·.by a ~ Tuesday. · resumed et , ,,,m, today. Hermon J. Johnson. owner wte. Tilt 1180 voted against an of the Chenango Bridge Airport, 11ld 11 far 11 he amendment by Sen. AdJaJ TOIL REDUCED knew, !hart was no oneef the StevtiiiOil, WASHINGTON (UPI) to e<mbtne airport other then the MitNearly 10,000 · fewer oil and nat.w:aJ gu price chells 11 the Hme of the crMII. HI 111d It wu a ClOIIIrola • lllelr ~·nl Americana died In traffic bNutlful day fl!r flying. ~ . priCe, wtac:h the ' chamber accldenls In 19'i4 becauae Johnson said Mitchell bought fht plant within 1 rejeeted by a 46-46 vote. motorists drove less and drover slower, according to vll'y lew days and had nown Glenn voted for it. · It on at IHaf one occasion Both ct11o ll!llatOI'I voted the Department of Transbefore yesterday's accident. H11111d Mitchell, an employe ~&•inll accepting a ruling by portation. Traffic accldenta of New York Slate Eleetrlc the Federal Elections lliUed 45,534 persona In 1974, end Gas Corp .. has 1 com- Commlaalon th' at compared to 55,0141n 1973, an mercl•l license and was a congreulonal office. funds 18 per cent reduction, the pilot with the Roy•l Canadian Air Foret In Europe during apending lhould be ehar&ed department's 'National HighWorld War II. ~&ainltt cmnpalcn spending way Traffic Safety Ad· Mitchell look off In a north- llmlll. 'lbe Senate rejected It mlnialration said · Wederly direction from the elrnesday. porf, 111d Johnson, adding by a 41-17 margin. that lhtrt 11 no place to land In case of !rouble. The child's body was recovered about 1: 15 p,.m. on . Sept. 29, end tht ' Press" reported: The body of lour;yNr·old Amy Mitchell was pullld from an Island channel of the Chenango River at 1:.10 p.m. Well filling sllp.on ynttrday. a milt clown. with e ostlc brold streem and some · 20 hours trim io hold II from the 1t1nt of an airplane snugly on your foot . crelll Sunday In which her Moe lot styling peranfs Wlt't rescued. · While a stale pollee and bouncy Nitro ...!. helicopter clrclld above lht crepe 10le swiftly flowing river, with a steel members of the slate pollee, shank the sheriff's ~rtment, the Chenango Brl e llrt com. panv and I t Ftderal -Pigskin Avl1tlon Adm lnlslreflon - . gelhtrld upatrHin nNr DogW<lQd Color fht spot where the light plane Also In Tan came down . Smooth Leather Stevens lllld he spoiled whit lOOked like • grHn llckef clinging to bruah about . . 15 felt from the water's tdat. Pollet Wlt'e quickly calfld Ill fht slf•• milt downstream Mlclclleport, Ohio from where the secure plane .." ~ 0Pepptupt ·1 ,. PEPSODENT TOOTHPASTE TABLETS 300 CT. .. FOIL WRAPPED I 36 CT. FAMILY SIZE Open EWIJ Night Until 9 pm ---------------·---------·~ .COSTUMES . All of your I TO BElTER SERVE OUR aJSJOME~ WE ARE GOING. TO ClOSE OUR STORE AT 423.MARKET-BUT FIRST WE'RE HAVING AHUGE ' ., o-m., favorite Halloween ·costumes. Bright" colors, flame retardant . Nylon taffeta. 'J ntory ,. I NORELCO 8-CUP COFFEEMAKER . . I IIJI'lt' ' """ '" ""'"'h. Our New Phone Number Is - ·. ' 1nd the hour end minutes CRAFTMASTER AP0RIZER PAINT.aY-NUMBER SETS '' '" '.'"' "AIIrlnl the put monm nported wben the MethGdllt Wlllllen mel 1, Mn. Opal Kloee llld opanet1 the meeliDI 10 111 11 illnCIIIII Mbury •I • a-au to wcnldp "' tide, "Fift Signl u .......... Ufl" 11an rrom 18 lh double a FOR thick Pieces. ' .. WOMEttl APPAREL. ' WORTHAll COOL MIST ..:~:. SYRACUSE .-1 ~~ · . ~~~M abut-In calla were f ~ rd •Y $1399 ..meeting I 's Red or Avocado. U~ Listed. :Mw ... Is popcorn every time. W IIH . , Butter-Up corn popper Is self· buiterlng for perlecl :·~.:u ··. . POPOORN POPPER TOASTER MEN'S SUITS . ·ME"'S SPORT COA JS MEN'S s·LACKS ~EN_'S FURNISHINGS '& . ,. SPORTSWEAR · . BUTTER UP PROC'IljR.SilEX All merchandise Is from our regular nationally known manufacturers and lsthe.same high standard of quality which has been our poliCy and proud tradition for 77 yearsl . ~7" . I . ' IRON ' . •' PP.!~~· · 29~ \ Makes 8 cups of delicious coffee. Dishwasher proof glass server. En(oy a belter cup of coffee. ,. THE Hush DtJ\:t"iESS 1\t Mf I I• te SOFT, CLEAN CARPErS .PUZZLES A !II < •e !I - 3 WAYS TO CHARGE lltht up ttllnat lilt aer~ rtd ICrltfl. ~ulh II and tile nconds cl\tnll btlort your eyes. 'uti It ond tilt aatt Ill111ft on. Com • In todo y tor t Ptt' · 101111 dtmonatri!IOn . s..,;a..,"e••rt • .... ~ • GUM BALL BANKS NOMINAL CHARGE FOR ALL ALTERATIONS All Sales Final. No refunds or.exchanges. No mall or phone orders. No layaWays., / . LayAway For Christmas Nowl Court St., Pomeroy . VALUABLE COUPON . ' This Sale and Start · Pomeroy. He was an appliance merchantlor 30 yelll'll befornetlrln~ in 1960. · Survivors Include his wife, · Edna Morris, a danghter, Mrs. Edna Miller, Largo, FIB .. and two sons, WUUam R., PboenlX, · and U . Col. (Ret.) George E. Morris of Pomeroy; five grandchUdren and 19 greatiirandchUdren. ·' •.., .. ,, Points 1. Can . Winch . (7 5-0l 183 2. New . Cath (3 5-0l 164 3. Mid Fenwick (4 4·11 157 ' · Rockford Park. l1 4-0-1} 104 i . Carey 12 5-0l 99 6. Arl ington 15·01 · 78 1. Leipsic (1 S-Ol 56 B. Loudonville 11 5-0J, 65 9. Biufrton(1 4-1} A4 10. Cedarvll.le I1 5-0l 42 SHOE lOX . GOESSLER. The annual homecoming of the · Carleton Church, Kingsbury Road, will be held Sunday. The all-day service will begin with Sunday School at 9:30a.m. A basket dinner is planned at noon and services in Ute afternoon start at 1:30 p.m. Guest minister will be Herman Jordi!D, Leon, W. Va The public is invited. CLASS A Team SAVE NOW ON moll rtmerktble witch . It computtrllll time with IWIIOmt ICCuracy. Ill htort 11 • tiny qoortr crylltl thlt vibrates at the uloundlnv troquency of · 716,U2 cycles per second. ll employes • unique on•· outton commend dllfllty syatem. Touth tilt crown the district 'l!eputles meeting at Belpre, Sept. 26. Areport was also given on the annual district friendship meeting Nov. 7 at the Uons Club in Belpre with a 6:30 p.m. poUuck supper. . " · Mrs. Dorothy Lawson was reported a patient at Holzer PLACE CHANGED . A meeting of the Return Jonath'an Meigs Chapter of the Daughters · of the American Revolution originally scheduled to be . lield at the Meigs Museum will Instead be al the home of Mrs. A. R. Knight, Lincoln Hill, 1:30 p.m. and. Dublin . •u.,..,.-.. ,Tit. IULOYA ~C · CUQUUTI DIGITAL lo 1 on HOMECOMING SET Chomlnade.Julienne (1}, Martins Ferry, Big walnut (1), Oberlin Ill. Medina Highland, Upper sandusky, Eastwood, Clyde, Vermilion George Morris dies .in west George ·G•. Morris, 85, of Phoenix, Arizona, a former Pomeroy· resident, died on Saturday, Sept. 'l/ In Doctors' Hospital at Phoenil. Private graveside services were held at the Reslhaven . Park Cemetery with the pastor Qf the Yale Ave. Lutheran Church officiating. Mr. Morris of ,2223 North . 21st Place, Phoenl,x, was born in Wilkesville. He went to , Phoenix in 1944 from council~r, repooti~g OCT. 10·11 KetferlnQ . Fal~~ont , West Md Details of tragedy given <:·:JESTER ~ Inaj,ection was announced for Oct. 21 at · the TUesday night meeting of · ·Chesler Council 323, Danghters of America, and members l were Ufged to attend and wear while. Mrs . ·Marcia 'Keller, ·. councilpr, presided with Mrs,. Dorothy Ritchie, deputy slate -------~--i.-1£ COLUMBUS !UPil - The Carroll 45 ; 12 . ·. !tiel weekly -United Press In - Washington Court House ( 1) te rnational Oh io High School and Poland (2) ,.0 each ; 14. Ill 36; 15. Board of Coaches football swanton ratings (with first place Youngstowr) Rayen 3.4 ; 16. votes -and won -losf records In Bellbrook 29; 11. Madeira 28; 18, Norwalk 24; 1•.. st . Marys parentheses I : · (1} 24; 20. Rldg~wood (1 l 21. CLASSAAA Others with . t en or more team Points 1. Cln . Moeller 112 s.oJ 292 points: Toronto, Columbus 2. Wor Harding (1 5.0) 277 Watterson, Louisville Aquinas·, Northwest St.rk, 3. ~akewood S!. Ed. !9 . 5· Liberty, 0} . . 265 Youngstown 4. Elyria (1 S-Ol 116 Co.fumbus De Sales, Delta (H. Dayton 5. Findlay (5 .0} 115 Genoa, Cleland, Mrs. Letha WQod, Suinme;f.ield, Mrs . Doris Mrs. Ada MOrris, Mrs. Helen Koenig, Mrs ~ Thelma White, Wolf, Mrs. Margaret T~ttle, Mrs. Hallie Frederick, Mrs. Mrs. Goldie Frederick, Mrs . . Betty Rou~h. Mrs. Esthel' Medical Center and Mrs. Mae Ada Neul~Qg, Mrs. Maty Jo ' Ridenotir, Mrs. Mae Spencer, · McPeek was· reported Ill at Pooler. M{$. Mary ,K. Jloll~r. Mrs. Leona Hensley and Mrs . hon\e: Mrs. McPeek sent · Mrs .. Keltat, · Mr~. • Ri.tchie, Mabel Van M~ter . · thanks to the council for Mrs. Zelila Weber, Mrs. Ada cards and glf!B presented at Van Me~er, Mrs. Sadf~ her 40th wedding an- Trussell, M~s , ,Do~pthy, ~ 1923, inflation reached n!versary. Myers, Mrs. Ada BisseU, such a disastrous extent in Attending the meeting were Mrs. Opal Hollon,~ · Doris Germany that an American MrB. Eileen Martin, Mrs. . Grueser, Mrs . Opal penny was worth more than . Charlotte Grant, Mrs. Erma Jfichinger, Mrs. Jean six million marks. Oct. 21,. inspection planned . Ottawa Hills and Ridgemont {I) 18 ; 18. (llel United Loca.l , Salineville Southern and TuscarawaS Catholic (1) 11 (Continued 1rom "·~ l 138 night against Logan Elm, 1:.cne1 3. (II'} Circttville Wyo,mlng 1•( f '· S·s.O) ·Ol.l38 · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. . whUe St. Vincent faces a real s. trontoaU 4·1) 132 121 obstacle ill mbeaten AAA -6. Cl. HoiYN . !'2 • •·OJ w'heelersburg (1 s.O) 93 Cuyahoga faUs which has 7. 8. Bellaire (3 5.0) 79 allow~ only ail points in five 9, London 11 5·01 11 10. Lima Catholic 12 A·1l 67 games. Second - teft: ... 1'1. Oa yton I c.?..~d,!,o~~~e~~..~c~~s... BolltGnlarl can, think about bullng, state budget problema or e-.en ·the New ~ Patrtota today. The Red Sol are the American lape cllllnpkna 101 that'• what COIIIII. lAi!lllhan 111 bout lifter the Red ·Sol cUndJed the tltk in Oaklllld TuGy nlgbt, lana bepn llniDI up fol' a ~our walt to buy 2,100 ltandlngroam-only and blellcher«at tldtell to the World Serlee. Andy Harp, a 25-year-old trumpet player from Wellelley, Mill., wli the lint in line, braving two cold NIW Ell!llnd nlgbta on the llldenlk. ' "We're IIIII, lor <rylng out loud," laid John Hathaway, 23. '"lbaa's ~ we're here. I gotta to theae games. The Oregon Uay t 1). __, """"'- ....... -.1.1171 W. ';O.-d11 .......-.4. '1171 Rutland Furniture· .' MONDAY and FRIDAY -9:30 to 9. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURpAY-9:30 to 5. ' IS RUTLAND, OHIO PHONI 742-2211 1 DOWNTOWN STORE HOURS ~.- • .... .. ONLYI d QT. · II G!Lt4:st '2" e •6" . I CAL $HMIPOOiciS •vAIWl£ FOR RENT e s u· .. •I ' \, .. II I AU k ~ s . .. �·.• ·.· 7- The J)allv Sentinel, Middleport-Pcmeroy, 0., Thunday, Oct. 9, 1975 . . 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thurs<!ay, Oct. 9, 1975 Carol Mowery, Mrs. Robert Buck, r.,rs. James Butcher, Mrs. Edward Crooks, Mrs . ,. Betty Manley, · Mrs . Ben Ewing, Mrs. Dorothy Sheets, Mrs. Olester Erwin, Mrs. Jane Hess, Dottle Musser and Weaver . . . . Homeroom mothers r r=:=:R;;;:=:.:Ji;:;;;':fi:;;:ii } ' I Principal _is speifker po'll y' 5 p0 I nt ers . . . . :: ..' . :' · . sl~th gr~de homer·o~, na·med.at s~'J1J4'i"icuse ~yr\_ ;u~t ~~~ne~ l~fmethetse. ---1 R.,;n~~ _}floor •• SYRACUSFl' - Speaking at by 'the RUTLAND . Joyce Hutchison rind Cheryl Lemley enlertalned recenUy With a ·,shower honoring Regina :Jiarr~son, bride-elect . of RQI.tnle Grate, at the Um~ Mefh~dtsl Church ·soctal room, Rutland. W~dding bell replica servings of cake, punch, coffee, nuts and mints were served. Games were 'played with prhes award~ to the winners. Millie Grueser won a di.>OI' prize. Tne g~~est Jist included Doris ,Snowden, Donna I U ..,. wu, . Nelson, Maxine Griffith, Marilyn Robinson Marilyn Wolfe Bonnie weish Unda Spenc~r Mary Hobstetter Beth a~d Cathy Jo, Shirley . Wilson, Pearle Canaday, · Ruth Erlewine, Marie Birchfleld, Joan Wolfe Addie ·NorriS, .Donna Grate: Jessie Grueser, Barbara Van Meter Evelyn Rife Lola Harrison' Margie G;ueser, 'Milli~ Grueser, Mildted Grate, Debbie. Grate, Violet Graie, Bonnie Nicholson Bonnie Dillon Anne ·. Cald~ell and· Betty Hutchillon. m_.o...th... er...:.s'....· ,. D&J's . . . Oct. 14 at 1:30 p.m. will be SYRACUSE - Homeroom Chancey, Judy Gibbs, Donna James Adams, principal at. mothers were selected at a Wolfe and Nancy Patterson. Southern High School; David House'of Fabrics _ ., . recent meeting of the PI'A Six Grade: Mildred Pierce, Nease, of the school hoard, · WATCH FO~ Polly's Problem coming ·uut of driveways. executive committee at Charlotte Nease , ·Janice and Maxine Plummer,. e,xecutive director of the Big Fabric Sale DEAR POLLY - What Is Many limes they just back Syracuse Elementary School. Lawson, susan Winebrenner, the best way to remove paint out without anr warning . They are : Opal Zirkle and Barbara Community Heallh and · Ad in Sun•• Oc;t. 12 from floor boards? There are Also, bicycles scoot by unFirst Grade : Daisy Pat- Chapman. , RetardaUon Board of Meigs, NeWspaper at least ·two thi•k layers of suspecting pedestrians on terson, Carol Adams , Plans were made for the Jackson and GaiUa Counties. Fabri<SbV vard exterior painton these bOards sidewalks, which I think Is Marilyn Deemer, Jean Kloes, Oct.l4 meeting at which time Adams and 1 • and the po~!l<l but,I would like tp strtp them lllegai.If not It Should be. ·All . Sandy Cobb and Judy Fl~gg. James · Adams, principal of speak on the school. Ph. down and restore the natural bicycles sliould have a horn · Second Grade : . Susie , SoUthern High School and· ~~YM:~ . on ) .. 1 M~·~ ·le:· ~~!...,~~beauty of . the wood. Any or bell to .warn · the Grueser, Joyce Sisson, David Nease, member of l)1e ):,evy, both 1. suggesUons? .., DALE. pedestrians and use it. I have .Jeanette Duffy, Kay ' Hill, . Southern ' Local School .o\1 the ballot. DEAR DALE - Doubtless had narrow escapes from Louise Frank, Glenna District Board of Education _RefreShments be served Rummel and Joyce Thoren. ·will'speak on the distdctlevr gndlng Is the ooty answer 10 both these. - MARY M. your probleJ!I. I feel sure you DEAR POLLY - The soles Third Grade: Jo Ellen to be voted on in Novem.ber. will be able to rent an electric on terry Cloth slippers usually Rolll!h, Jonetta Davis, Ann Also speaking at the meeting floor oander at your local wear out long · before the Hemsley, Sally Ebersbach, will be Mrs. Maxi!le Plum. . . Jllllot or hardware otore II you slippers themselves. To make Pat Houdashelt, Terri mer,executivedirector of the To Plantlliow wish· .to do this job yourself. them last twice as long I cut Michael. Community Health and 11 ~ For Spring Blooms Fourth Grage: Gloria Retardation !IOIII'd of the They can advise you as 10 the irono{)npatchesthesizeofthe proper ·finish for the paf. soles and Iron them to the Michael, Dorothy Amberger, Meigs, Jackson and Gallla 6 ' llcular wood In your floor. bottoms of such slippers. Irene Dill, Martha McPhail, ·Counties. Refreshments will NELS 0 N v1 L L E .resources, business, poll~e Good luck! - POLLY. Cover the Inside faces of Pat Philson and Wanda be .served by the sixth grade Hocking Technical College· science and .. general studies DEAR PoLLY. ~ My Pet closet doors with perforated Teaford. homeroom mothers. wlll hold an open house for . technologies will also 'have J'eeve is that people do not hard board panels to use for Fifth Grade: Mary visitors to the Paul Bunyan exhibits at,the show.and open · blow the horns on their cars hanging belts, purses, shoe . ;:..-=:::;:;:;·~;:;:;.<.o;:;:!:;:,:;:,~:c:::;::::::m:$$:'c':::::::=::::.v.;.<::::::::::::~:;:;~:·:< Show this weekend, Friday, houses in the labOratorie~ In when. they really need to, bags ~d so on. ':§ Saturday and Slinday, Frank the main building, Downhour 0 especially In parking lots or Paint old alwninum bread Downhour, vice.presldent for said. pans and line them with student services, has an· .The ~riminalistics lab will alwnlnwn foil. They make B H I d S B' . I . nounced. . 0 . display various crime inwindow sill planlers that are Y e en an ue otte In addition to displays al vestigative equipment and . . .. •, l?rD\ IE'U~ just the right size. : the show' on the campus training films at the open [}{] tstrol!:. ~ To keep the yarns for your . lmpei'IGnaiFranknesa F;~oy gr·ounds, laboratories and house, 'John Yates, of 'i]'[XJ~ crewel embroidery separate Rsp: classrooms In the main the Public Services rtby colors, use plastic tabs , i.sn'ptfunnyliow' parentscanbesofrank,lfthey'renot building Will be openiO' the ment,sald.Aiso,theevl ce -PARTY FAVORS . M\©«::~&,S)~~ .from bread wrappers. Write talking about things that concern their OWN kids, but as soon public. .Instructors . and collection van, which ts part -CREPE PAPER Wll'\\ll nuMI? lhe color chart number on as :we start getting personal, they clam up? students· will be on· hand"to ·of the Southeastern Ohio U~ · 'illS each with a felt Upped Ukeaslongastheyknewllllidnevertrledpot,theycould show facilities and explain Regional Crime Laboratory; -STREAMERS k~~~)fS) marker to save time when ~qultellberalabo!tllt,butlmadethe~tskeoftelllngthem equipme~t. will be open to the public at -NAPKINS · ' making color changes. - I d smoked It a few times, and the lid clamped down! &tdA blood pressure screening the 'Paul ;Bunyan Show. · -NOVELTIES · • ~&,~'jj'~@~ MRS. J.C.W. ' · denly, It's paranoid city. ' · booth will be staffed by health Downhour asld the public Is ' 1 f;!<>>;;:;i;~;:::::: ::;~~f.m::::m~;C;;:A:;;,,1::,: :. ; ; C;;A ;,:N:,;;D;Y~ DEAR POLLY - When They're terribly underStandmg of my girlfriend who got careers students and staff welcome to browse through II ....·:·::. ········ w.9rJI!njf1n the yard trim- . pregnant, and they'l\fe very liberal about llve-togethers, but who will take readings and the building which the·college Make · Your Shopping Center r! Brown Calf . mr.lg, planting or weeding. I , not If TIIEIR little girl chose that route! . , · · evaluale them for vWtors at moved Into last FebnJao'. . . . a.. have fOWld an old 'discarded When will parents start reacting 19 their own children as the show. Also at the show, Hours for the open hoUse are · · · -•• _:u-. · ~ shower curtain Is a useful they do to outsiders? - FRANK UP TOA POINT the Hocking Tech emergency 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, 11 PHONE , 200-202 East .Main St. ' substitute for a wheelbarrow. Fr k medical treatment' vehicle a.m. to s p.m. Sa!IU'day, and -~3-3498 POMEROY, OH 10 Just spread the curtain out, an : . ·will be open to : public Qoon ·to 4 p.m. Sunday. OPEN , & SATURDAY NIGHTS • • rake the debris onto It, pick ... Just about the lime children~ reacting to itllleii' o,wn viewing, Health .Careers up two corn·ers and pull to the parents as they do to outslden. · i'Jepal'tmenl · Director Judy place of disposal. - ' MRS. Which me,ans: the mote pe~sonally Involved you are, the Maxson said. , .. J.L. I"' likely you Ilbe to ~ke atartllngrevelatlonscalmly. . In the main. Hocking tech • ,. DEAR POLLY - My boots . We parents lly - we really do - but "paranoid" building; the Health Careers . look better and last longer If 1 sometimes goes with the territory. Bear with us. - HI!:LEN Department's lrills :will be roll up a piece of light weight t• +++ · display, as well as teaching cardboard and Insert It In the m reminded of a friend who thought her parents were aids and a slide presentation top of each boot. very liberal ... until she hit her mother with a question that, to on Hocking Tech's reglslered . ' ·a teenager, Is COIIJidered a compliment. nursing practical nursing "Is Daddy a 11111 fien~?" Sh~ asked. And she couldn't un- and ~edlcal assistant derstand why Mama hit the ceUing. - SUE programs, Mrs. Maxson said. +++ The engineering, natural N<YrE FROM HELEN: But you've gotta give us credit for Improvement. Thirty years ago, we parents blushed when Junior asked, "How doea the seed get planted?" Now we're GIRL BORN slowly adjUBting to tile fact that our kids think of us as "still IIIRTH ANNOUNCED Mrs. Audrey Arnold · of sexy." REEDSVILLE- Mr. and . -P.omeroy, has received word · +++ Mrs. Ronald Robinson, Rt: I, of the birth of a grand- , Dear Helen and SUe: Reedsvi-lle,- announce the daugttter on Oct. 4. The seven • · · This a118Wers "NEEDs MORE PRIVILEGEs." 1 was 12 birth of a 10 pound, seven pound, four ounce girl was wben I started cleaning, cooklng, etc. And 1 wasnlt allowed ounce son, Ronald Franklin, born to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald many '.'older teen" prtvUeges In return. My parents had Oct. l at Pleasanf Valley Davi4, at Goldsboro, N. C., separated and Mcm needed help.' She was holdq down two Hospital, Point Pleasant, W. and has been named Carrie jobsatllletlrneand trying to be a mother to three kids. Va. Maternal grandparents Ann. Mrs. Davis Is the·forrner 1 was the oldest, 10 1 practically raised my staters. On are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Be'a Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. housework,MWibrokemeinrtght: lfltdldn'tpassinspectton Upton, Reedsville, Rt. l, and 4 FOOT ll 8/0oT PANEliNG BETTY OHLINGER Davis have another da06hter, . 1bad to do It over 1D1W 11 did. · • the ma~rnal greatMlln St., Pomeroy Tracy Lynn, ·5. I'm now 19 and will be married soon. I'm grateful ,to Mom grandmother is Mrs. Effie ToudJ, good·looklng PANEL '-------~"' for inslatlng that 1 cook and clean well. But I see my sisters Knopp, Leon, W. Va. Watt . flukeboord -pone!. ~~;::=:.;;i;;&"L;;;pj;;;-:::::;~~~ getting awly with sloppiness, going out before they're old Upton, Rt. 3, Leon, W. Va.ls a .' Spniy on, ""'" off. Hides ICUfft Swistler & Lohse Pharm.enougb, etc., and when I say something, Mom repUes, "It's , maternal _great-grandfather. ond scta!dlee. lncludos Sj!royot ' _, different nowadays."· Paternal great-grandmother Announces · When 1 .leave next year, she ts gomg to be sorry 1 ~ Is Mrs. Carl Gray of REG. 2.19 younger girls weren't trained like me. NMP will someday Marret.ta. Mr. and Mrs. PRICE PINT realize what a help her motb.er was to her. - ·LINDA Robinson ,have a daughter, PANEL Roberta Lynn, 3. • 1• ed. · nd' • ne s sa tng will FLOWER BULBS I .EVERYlHING FOR ,_. YOOR PARTY dlri 1 N'P'A Ml •-· • t . .·Georgia·Pdcific Ell Maquerite's · SHOES BUNGALOW LIQUID MAGIC· ~ SALE ' New Shipment , , , , Dear Linda : Do we detect a little bit df jealou.sy ~tb the praise? Older sisters and brothers almolll always get the strictest treatment and they can't help feeling the y~er kids are spoiled: Anyway, we're glad you're grate!ill, not resentful. - .HELEN +++ Unda : But take It frcm tile youngest kid In the family, who probably WAS spoiled, according to the older kids' standards: Times DO cha~e; and we manage to ciutgrow all that "easy treabnent." HoJ!est we do! - SUE LOSE UGLY FAT money back. MONADE ll Is 1 MONADEll WIU htlp curb tiny tablet and easy to takt. your ""''' for excesS tood. Eat ltsl· welg'h leu. Contains no dangerous Clrugs and will not m akt you nervous. No strenuous exercise. CHanga your lift ... ..I ~~~ AUTUMN FAVORITES . . .. (1L0.60ZS.Lf\EG. 4 · ' $3~ ~ . . . .. ~ ' LAND .Ch b urc Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Worship Service at 10:30. SoCia Calendar ~ 1 SA1URDAY RACINE 'CHAPTER 134 OES, 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL at Chester Elementary School, 7:30 p.m. Jitney supper, 's to 6:30 p.m. A variety of food and games. SUNDA'Y ' HOMECOMING RUT· Onee-•yeu !pe<iai.. .... Ruuell Stover AUTUMN FAVORITES. A aelecled sunplln1 of famous awm1, null, caramels In mUk dloeolate, duk Yanllla dloeolate and butter bon1. (l lb. 6 oz.) or dtllciouacoodiea, recuiarly $UO ...NOW $3.59. West start · today . .MONA DEll cost SUO lor 1 20 day supply, Luge economy site Is 15.00 . Also . try AQUA TABS: they work gently to help you lose water-bloat. AQUA TABS- a"water pllf" n .oo. Both · guaranteed and sold by: • Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy • f ChI I 112 E. Main, Pomeroy & 0 r s . Dutton Drug Store • Mid· ~lll>\lli1M'Il~IIWI1~~ _ .. , dlopo ~t. Moll Orders Filled. ' CINorlea ~IHie, R. I'll. O.Uyi:Ma.m. ta9:Jip.ni. · .. JundaY..11:111o 12:301!1'1 s ~fp.m. PRESCRIP'tiONS PH. f92-29SS l=riencllv Serilice · E. MAIN . . ~OMERO¥, 0. ' .---- - r- ......... .....-~. . POMEROY •••.. CEMENT BLOCK CO.i,..... • •. Pickens Hardware fA: Hrt. : Mon.· Thurs. 1-S:H '·"'1.-llt.I-IIOO ., We Accept BankAmericafd uu t ••••• S!own with a display of .Penonal Ciedit fashion costumes. t ssld, were ways of a 1 Also Wallie vertlslng clothing for ad ·· In . conjunction· with her talk, Mrs. Thomas Showed a ANTIQUE DOLLS- Mn. Danny Thomas displayed her tollectlon of antique dolls and gsve RTeswne of the btstory of dolla for the Middle()ort Amateur Gardeners as a part of a · variety of dolls. She displayed a penny-wooden ktok at the past Wednesday at the home of llf!S· Walter Croou. doll which came . from a collection In En~nd, a wax doll of a small German boy showed slides of fioiver shows poUred from an antique pot, · of the Meigs Local School with his head of bisque and staged by the club In the early and punch was served from Dlatrlct. · an anllque barrel with a GueBia were Mrs. Earl his body' of paper-madle. She . years. The ~andlellght suppe•, spout. KnigM, Mn. Slack, Mrs. also showed a china doll Roses from Mrs. Sibley . Bem11rd .Fultz, Mrs. Don made in the 1860's and a doll served in . the family room, made In ltltil which bad the carried out a red, white and Slack were used on the plano, Go1ney, Mrs. Juanita swivel neck, and a body of blue color scheme. Members while the table arrangement Bachtel, Mrs. Malcolm and . guests were sealed at of daisies, mlmS and fem, Roller, Mrs. Frank Powers, J si(Plillcance and were han· leather or kid. small tables covered will! red and another arrangement Mtsa Catherine Hysell, Mrs.' Mrs. 'nlomas lllsplayed a died only by priests and A"Reflections on the Put" spacious and anti~J~e-lllled and white checkered cloths made by Mrs. Harold Lohse Ira Butcher, Sul8n Oliver, compoeitlon doll made In 1870 theme was carried out at the home of Mrs. Waller Qooou. medicine men an~ were and centered with burrleane was of roses from the garden - - -·; ...._.;..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _"1 with ball and socket joints Wednesday night ·mee~~ng of Members and guera cAI!Ie beUeved to have the power of of Mrs. Thereon John10n. tile . Middleport Amateur · atll!'edln long dreues typical life and death. During the allowing for more movement lamps. MENS The "down on ·the farm". A brief business meeting Gardeners held at the of byjQile days, the program early Greek and Roman and more life-like features. A meal consisted of ham, was held wjth Mn. !.Dhse centered on the things of the limes Mn. 'lbWIIIB said, baby doll of the early 1900's past and the food was ''down oolls came to be playthings was shown along with . a chee~e grits, hot rolls, announcing the Region II ; , nowERS FOR Kewple doll of .celluold of the homemade bread, carrot meeting Nov. i, 9 a.m. to 3 p. for children. on the farm" type. salad, home caMed beets and m. at the Middleport . !lie aiiiO said the early dolls 1120-ir. Wilma Reece, Pfe81dent, ALL OCCASIONS pickles, bean salad, with Eleme11tary School. To conclude her program welcomed the meml)erl and were made of wood and rags. homelliade Ice creAI!I and Resel'vatlons are to be made AND gueata and the devotions Only a few remain and these on dolls, Mrs. Thomas spoke cake for dessert. Favors were with Mrs. Wilson Carpenter carried out the reflections are lrt DIUBeums. She noted of the psychological and miniature baskete filled will! by Oct. 25. · Brow_n, _Navy, Ian . NIWELTIES theme with mini-meditations that paintings of the early education advantages of oolls dried materials made by The club endoraed Mn. frOOl the Ideal magazine l400ubow that they were not for children. Co-Ordinating Printed Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. James Sheets, a club Another feature of the baby dolls but were dolls enUUed "Out of the Past", "Antiques" and "Old dreued as fashionable ladles. ''rellections" program was a James Sheets. Coffee was member, for the school board From the late 1400a to the review of the hiBtory of the Chester, Ohio lbna". Mn. Danny 'nlomas, co- end ol the 1'10011 was a new era Middleport Amateurs Phone 985-3537 hostess for the meeting, for doDs, Mn. Thomas said. organized In 1940 with Mrs. France mada ,large life size . Frank White, now of SAN FRAI!/CIS<Xl (UPI) - disease disappeared comoolls and 11..-d lllem tr~he Columbus, ss the first '.' A US)Ialiy falal type of lung pletely In seven of eight latest fashions, and later president. -~ - ...... 'f" cancer bas been expatients wholre , cancer was Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee England started paper dolls • 1 ~---· perimentally treated with not yet widespread, and aiiO drugs and radiaUon, a team disappeared in 48 per cent of of ·Indiana University those who· began treatment (Continued from page 1) scientists reported today. after the cancer became allpulatealhat the technicians must be dvlllan volunteers and · The cancer, known as "oat widespread. Navy, Green and Red IJII)' be wltbdrawn either by the Prealdenl or Congress should cell" or "small cell". cancer Hornback said that earliest aotber Ilrleii-Egypt war enrpt, should their safety be of the lling, normally one ol pollllble diagnosis of. lung jeoplrdlled, or lbelr miAion vompleted. the most lethal forma ol 1111111 CliiCfl' Ia ltlll ....1111 to The Senate, wblcb was acting on a·lifullar lilolullon when cancer, was successfully surVIval. He noted'thatlongthe Houle voted, planned to debate a variety of amendments treated In 29 patients in the term survivals are rare today and aet a final vote for 4 p.m. Friday. State Department past year, the team told the among lung cancer victims, ofllcllls estimated It would cost ~ million to station the American Society of beca111e of early and rapid teciWclans In the h i this fiscal year. . · Therapeutic Radiologists at spreld of tumor to the MON.·THURS. f.S, FRI; &SAT. 9-8 .. · their annual meeting whldl bone marrow, brain, liver· . NEW ORLEANS - BUNGE CORP., ONE of ti!e world's opened today. and other mogana. largest grain exporters, has pleaded no contest to charges of Normally, reported Dr. ltlortwelghlng foreign lllilpments and promised to Install a N.B. Hornback of the Indiana lighter ayatem of controls at its grain elevators. University school of Bunge entered the plea Wednesda~ and accepted the medicine, "patients with mulmwn penalty - •10,000 on each of two counts of theft untteated amallcell unowalt Olsnev Pro<luctlons cmaplracy. -The CIII1IP8DY aiiiO agreed to establish the new differentiated lung cancer system of strict controls at an elllmaled coat of $2 million will succumb to their disease ·during the next three years. The charges agalnat Bunge within an average of seven centered on allegations 9f lhorlwelghlng U1ng a 12-year · weeks." period at ill Destrehan, La., and Galveston, Tu., elevators. But, be said, using a llllpa whldl were rrbortwelghed were sent overseas with less combined radiation therapy grain than their manlfesta Indicated. Grain wbldl was to the affected lung area and withheld from the shortwelgbed veuels coulc) then be sold lo train with a combination of other buyers for a dOuble proJ!t. the drugs . Adrlamycln, Vincristine and cytoun, aU ATLANTA - FBI DIRECTOR CLARENCE M. Kelley 29:patients survived for slx Your copy· of our 1975 ll)'llballf overburdened law enforcement agencies choose to months, and all but twq are Ignore marljuanll smokers and cmcentrate on more serious still Uvlng a year and elgbt Christmas Catalog is now months alter the study began. crimes, It II all rlchl will! him. Hornback said thst9ewn of · Kelley told • news conference Wednesday be opposes the avai1ahle at yQur Pomeroy ' dacrlmlnalllaliDn ol marijuana-. butts still in the process of 15 patients who have been Vlftfled with In home -.lhlllmpeoued H Corwwtllrle picked forming an apinlon on the subject. "U a department is so heavy studied for a mlnlmwn or slx up en ..,.,.. of 40% mort dlnlhln powloua moclelt llld up to 15ft · Sears Catalog Store. ladtl1 with Its ordinary iletPI!w of the peace that II wants to months remain cunpletely l!1i>rt lhln compllitift moda1a. S.lt todey. Ask lor • dlmonllrltion. · lnall off and forpt aboutiiiiOklng pot and davote that time to freeofthedlsease. Hornback reported that the more ~ area, that'• all rlchl.'' he said. ' displayed a part of ber collection of antique dons and gave ·a rer1wne on the early hisiOI')' of dolls. She noted INTO TilE OVEN -The "down Qllthe farm" super that ~e earliest figure or a served Wednesday rugbt at the l'tJddleporl Amateur doll In lnunan form elisted for thoUIIIIIdll of years before , ·~~:~~~;a:u:b meeting at the borne of MJI. Wl!lter ~;; hot rolllr and baked cheese 1\ts. Here It was given to a child aa a CroOK!i . , left, '. n_d Mrs. Edgar~~ ' Ids beg..ln. the. . . pia~. She spoke the .,~ 11111 • primitive people whoofused 1111111 figlU'ea In burna~ form as Idols and noted that the HIS ·, materials used to create 'J 6 · 'J' lllem were wood and stone. Mrs. Thomas talked of the 1" d reltVe . . . .,,11/UOne 'da ~1J Both,i" MiddJel1ort club 'J:' =~~!r:yst~ LEISURE . SUITS . lang Sleeve Fatal type tumor _cured ' .f tHERMAL HOODED SWEATSHIRTS I News •• irt Briefs Seats SPORT SHIRTS MIDDLEPORt _DEPARTMENT STORE u.e .New lmpr~ved ··H~over· Upright SAVE '5 on order of '50 or more' from our Christmas Wish Book . %more .. . ··- Early Christmas shopping pays double at Sears. .You save time whf!!l you rrbop by catalog. And rrbopping early a111111res you of getting the Items you want, without dalayl. Plul you get a .. dllcounl on any order of f50 or more, If you order before ac:. tober 13. Shop Sean Ouiatmas Catalog. Introductory Offer SPECIAL .. . 1 WEEI ONLY ROOF OFFER ENDS OCT. 13, 1975 ' FREE · TOOLS Far a .limited limo, get 1 FREE •t of tools with the pun:t.a of 111illm~ conmtllrle. '14.95 VALUE . · Cat Aluminum.ChlMit . All·SIMI A;tator ,Use one of Sea~s credit plans $5 DiscoUAt Expires October 13, 1975' Call Sears Catalog Shopping today \ rglnla Lice ·Shells ancl Hunting Supplies . . ·. \I a tHE DEPARTMENT STORE. ·;,; ., r '., OF BUILDING ' ' SINCE.l915 Ullderwood Will be guest speaker. The public Is Invited. GARDEN TRACTOR PULL, I p.m. at RuUarid Park near old · high school. Sponsored by the ·Gfll'den Tractor Pullers .Association, In conjunction with Rutland Volunteer Fire Pepartment. Refreshments will be aerved. Under the auspices of GTPA of S;outheutem Ohlq. For additional lnformaUon, call 742-2143, 68'1-3730 or M'l~. 8:30to8:30 Daily 11: oo to 4:00 Sunday TilE SUPPER SCENE - Members of the Mlddlepcirt Anlate1U' Glll'deners and their guella were seated at small tables covered wltb red checkered cloths and centered wjth hurricane lamps f<r silmpllng o{ country cooking. · Special Mtemoon~cesat2p.m. singing. Eugene r~~~~~=-~::=-~~~--~~~~----~~f---~----~~~==~::::J:: 992·2178 • Huntl~g kenMIIIMcCui~II.,II:.. P~. ' 144 Stlrt losing weight today or lhat works - ~ $429 • ) .!::! O'Pen. h'ouse announ·ced . ' ·weekenJ ' at CO/fujae_thts_ G'enerabon Rap · I ( .. How often have you had to ~hoo be . shoe and a goOd-looking shoe? Con~l tween a comfortable Thla classiC: style boasts loof-!l4mpe~lsolfes problem! lqulshy uppers and foam -backed 1 • ng ea ures like soft, des!g~ed with a special sole that ~~~~:· ~est of au, It's pertectlv, 1-'lth your, loot. Treftt yourself 1e shoe ,llexlng comfort ... you dnerve 111 Brown or bl ac k'. 0 900d·looklng . SHOP AT S~And ' AND SAVE ·; ·. 1 • ' . •19'' house. · ' ' . 4-. . , . NOW. I., . .Qalii/GIIIIors GIUJI'OIItlfd or Your Money Bod• roo' FORT Asphalt C...Aluminum BLACK. ' ,.·.~. ' 1. : ..,Sears I Aut~riJ"' CAT=·~· MER A:NT .. . pl. . 220.. E. MAIN ~ ~ SIRED . . POMEROY, OHIO .. ' Owl1tdancl Operated by louO.~nt Bfr . ..INM\'IILWL\' tma\1a 11 1:;; •7995 .• EYERYTHING IN HARDWARE" • bersbach Hardware ~e ~ Model U4061 ~EmY ·Baker Furniture Middleport, Ohio . �·.• ·.· 7- The J)allv Sentinel, Middleport-Pcmeroy, 0., Thunday, Oct. 9, 1975 . . 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thurs<!ay, Oct. 9, 1975 Carol Mowery, Mrs. Robert Buck, r.,rs. James Butcher, Mrs. Edward Crooks, Mrs . ,. Betty Manley, · Mrs . Ben Ewing, Mrs. Dorothy Sheets, Mrs. Olester Erwin, Mrs. Jane Hess, Dottle Musser and Weaver . . . . Homeroom mothers r r=:=:R;;;:=:.:Ji;:;;;':fi:;;:ii } ' I Principal _is speifker po'll y' 5 p0 I nt ers . . . . :: ..' . :' · . sl~th gr~de homer·o~, na·med.at s~'J1J4'i"icuse ~yr\_ ;u~t ~~~ne~ l~fmethetse. ---1 R.,;n~~ _}floor •• SYRACUSFl' - Speaking at by 'the RUTLAND . Joyce Hutchison rind Cheryl Lemley enlertalned recenUy With a ·,shower honoring Regina :Jiarr~son, bride-elect . of RQI.tnle Grate, at the Um~ Mefh~dtsl Church ·soctal room, Rutland. W~dding bell replica servings of cake, punch, coffee, nuts and mints were served. Games were 'played with prhes award~ to the winners. Millie Grueser won a di.>OI' prize. Tne g~~est Jist included Doris ,Snowden, Donna I U ..,. wu, . Nelson, Maxine Griffith, Marilyn Robinson Marilyn Wolfe Bonnie weish Unda Spenc~r Mary Hobstetter Beth a~d Cathy Jo, Shirley . Wilson, Pearle Canaday, · Ruth Erlewine, Marie Birchfleld, Joan Wolfe Addie ·NorriS, .Donna Grate: Jessie Grueser, Barbara Van Meter Evelyn Rife Lola Harrison' Margie G;ueser, 'Milli~ Grueser, Mildted Grate, Debbie. Grate, Violet Graie, Bonnie Nicholson Bonnie Dillon Anne ·. Cald~ell and· Betty Hutchillon. m_.o...th... er...:.s'....· ,. D&J's . . . Oct. 14 at 1:30 p.m. will be SYRACUSE - Homeroom Chancey, Judy Gibbs, Donna James Adams, principal at. mothers were selected at a Wolfe and Nancy Patterson. Southern High School; David House'of Fabrics _ ., . recent meeting of the PI'A Six Grade: Mildred Pierce, Nease, of the school hoard, · WATCH FO~ Polly's Problem coming ·uut of driveways. executive committee at Charlotte Nease , ·Janice and Maxine Plummer,. e,xecutive director of the Big Fabric Sale DEAR POLLY - What Is Many limes they just back Syracuse Elementary School. Lawson, susan Winebrenner, the best way to remove paint out without anr warning . They are : Opal Zirkle and Barbara Community Heallh and · Ad in Sun•• Oc;t. 12 from floor boards? There are Also, bicycles scoot by unFirst Grade : Daisy Pat- Chapman. , RetardaUon Board of Meigs, NeWspaper at least ·two thi•k layers of suspecting pedestrians on terson, Carol Adams , Plans were made for the Jackson and GaiUa Counties. Fabri<SbV vard exterior painton these bOards sidewalks, which I think Is Marilyn Deemer, Jean Kloes, Oct.l4 meeting at which time Adams and 1 • and the po~!l<l but,I would like tp strtp them lllegai.If not It Should be. ·All . Sandy Cobb and Judy Fl~gg. James · Adams, principal of speak on the school. Ph. down and restore the natural bicycles sliould have a horn · Second Grade : . Susie , SoUthern High School and· ~~YM:~ . on ) .. 1 M~·~ ·le:· ~~!...,~~beauty of . the wood. Any or bell to .warn · the Grueser, Joyce Sisson, David Nease, member of l)1e ):,evy, both 1. suggesUons? .., DALE. pedestrians and use it. I have .Jeanette Duffy, Kay ' Hill, . Southern ' Local School .o\1 the ballot. DEAR DALE - Doubtless had narrow escapes from Louise Frank, Glenna District Board of Education _RefreShments be served Rummel and Joyce Thoren. ·will'speak on the distdctlevr gndlng Is the ooty answer 10 both these. - MARY M. your probleJ!I. I feel sure you DEAR POLLY - The soles Third Grade: Jo Ellen to be voted on in Novem.ber. will be able to rent an electric on terry Cloth slippers usually Rolll!h, Jonetta Davis, Ann Also speaking at the meeting floor oander at your local wear out long · before the Hemsley, Sally Ebersbach, will be Mrs. Maxi!le Plum. . . Jllllot or hardware otore II you slippers themselves. To make Pat Houdashelt, Terri mer,executivedirector of the To Plantlliow wish· .to do this job yourself. them last twice as long I cut Michael. Community Health and 11 ~ For Spring Blooms Fourth Grage: Gloria Retardation !IOIII'd of the They can advise you as 10 the irono{)npatchesthesizeofthe proper ·finish for the paf. soles and Iron them to the Michael, Dorothy Amberger, Meigs, Jackson and Gallla 6 ' llcular wood In your floor. bottoms of such slippers. Irene Dill, Martha McPhail, ·Counties. Refreshments will NELS 0 N v1 L L E .resources, business, poll~e Good luck! - POLLY. Cover the Inside faces of Pat Philson and Wanda be .served by the sixth grade Hocking Technical College· science and .. general studies DEAR PoLLY. ~ My Pet closet doors with perforated Teaford. homeroom mothers. wlll hold an open house for . technologies will also 'have J'eeve is that people do not hard board panels to use for Fifth Grade: Mary visitors to the Paul Bunyan exhibits at,the show.and open · blow the horns on their cars hanging belts, purses, shoe . ;:..-=:::;:;:;·~;:;:;.<.o;:;:!:;:,:;:,~:c:::;::::::m:$$:'c':::::::=::::.v.;.<::::::::::::~:;:;~:·:< Show this weekend, Friday, houses in the labOratorie~ In when. they really need to, bags ~d so on. ':§ Saturday and Slinday, Frank the main building, Downhour 0 especially In parking lots or Paint old alwninum bread Downhour, vice.presldent for said. pans and line them with student services, has an· .The ~riminalistics lab will alwnlnwn foil. They make B H I d S B' . I . nounced. . 0 . display various crime inwindow sill planlers that are Y e en an ue otte In addition to displays al vestigative equipment and . . .. •, l?rD\ IE'U~ just the right size. : the show' on the campus training films at the open [}{] tstrol!:. ~ To keep the yarns for your . lmpei'IGnaiFranknesa F;~oy gr·ounds, laboratories and house, 'John Yates, of 'i]'[XJ~ crewel embroidery separate Rsp: classrooms In the main the Public Services rtby colors, use plastic tabs , i.sn'ptfunnyliow' parentscanbesofrank,lfthey'renot building Will be openiO' the ment,sald.Aiso,theevl ce -PARTY FAVORS . M\©«::~&,S)~~ .from bread wrappers. Write talking about things that concern their OWN kids, but as soon public. .Instructors . and collection van, which ts part -CREPE PAPER Wll'\\ll nuMI? lhe color chart number on as :we start getting personal, they clam up? students· will be on· hand"to ·of the Southeastern Ohio U~ · 'illS each with a felt Upped Ukeaslongastheyknewllllidnevertrledpot,theycould show facilities and explain Regional Crime Laboratory; -STREAMERS k~~~)fS) marker to save time when ~qultellberalabo!tllt,butlmadethe~tskeoftelllngthem equipme~t. will be open to the public at -NAPKINS · ' making color changes. - I d smoked It a few times, and the lid clamped down! &tdA blood pressure screening the 'Paul ;Bunyan Show. · -NOVELTIES · • ~&,~'jj'~@~ MRS. J.C.W. ' · denly, It's paranoid city. ' · booth will be staffed by health Downhour asld the public Is ' 1 f;!<>>;;:;i;~;:::::: ::;~~f.m::::m~;C;;:A:;;,,1::,: :. ; ; C;;A ;,:N:,;;D;Y~ DEAR POLLY - When They're terribly underStandmg of my girlfriend who got careers students and staff welcome to browse through II ....·:·::. ········ w.9rJI!njf1n the yard trim- . pregnant, and they'l\fe very liberal about llve-togethers, but who will take readings and the building which the·college Make · Your Shopping Center r! Brown Calf . mr.lg, planting or weeding. I , not If TIIEIR little girl chose that route! . , · · evaluale them for vWtors at moved Into last FebnJao'. . . . a.. have fOWld an old 'discarded When will parents start reacting 19 their own children as the show. Also at the show, Hours for the open hoUse are · · · -•• _:u-. · ~ shower curtain Is a useful they do to outsiders? - FRANK UP TOA POINT the Hocking Tech emergency 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, 11 PHONE , 200-202 East .Main St. ' substitute for a wheelbarrow. Fr k medical treatment' vehicle a.m. to s p.m. Sa!IU'day, and -~3-3498 POMEROY, OH 10 Just spread the curtain out, an : . ·will be open to : public Qoon ·to 4 p.m. Sunday. OPEN , & SATURDAY NIGHTS • • rake the debris onto It, pick ... Just about the lime children~ reacting to itllleii' o,wn viewing, Health .Careers up two corn·ers and pull to the parents as they do to outslden. · i'Jepal'tmenl · Director Judy place of disposal. - ' MRS. Which me,ans: the mote pe~sonally Involved you are, the Maxson said. , .. J.L. I"' likely you Ilbe to ~ke atartllngrevelatlonscalmly. . In the main. Hocking tech • ,. DEAR POLLY - My boots . We parents lly - we really do - but "paranoid" building; the Health Careers . look better and last longer If 1 sometimes goes with the territory. Bear with us. - HI!:LEN Department's lrills :will be roll up a piece of light weight t• +++ · display, as well as teaching cardboard and Insert It In the m reminded of a friend who thought her parents were aids and a slide presentation top of each boot. very liberal ... until she hit her mother with a question that, to on Hocking Tech's reglslered . ' ·a teenager, Is COIIJidered a compliment. nursing practical nursing "Is Daddy a 11111 fien~?" Sh~ asked. And she couldn't un- and ~edlcal assistant derstand why Mama hit the ceUing. - SUE programs, Mrs. Maxson said. +++ The engineering, natural N<YrE FROM HELEN: But you've gotta give us credit for Improvement. Thirty years ago, we parents blushed when Junior asked, "How doea the seed get planted?" Now we're GIRL BORN slowly adjUBting to tile fact that our kids think of us as "still IIIRTH ANNOUNCED Mrs. Audrey Arnold · of sexy." REEDSVILLE- Mr. and . -P.omeroy, has received word · +++ Mrs. Ronald Robinson, Rt: I, of the birth of a grand- , Dear Helen and SUe: Reedsvi-lle,- announce the daugttter on Oct. 4. The seven • · · This a118Wers "NEEDs MORE PRIVILEGEs." 1 was 12 birth of a 10 pound, seven pound, four ounce girl was wben I started cleaning, cooklng, etc. And 1 wasnlt allowed ounce son, Ronald Franklin, born to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald many '.'older teen" prtvUeges In return. My parents had Oct. l at Pleasanf Valley Davi4, at Goldsboro, N. C., separated and Mcm needed help.' She was holdq down two Hospital, Point Pleasant, W. and has been named Carrie jobsatllletlrneand trying to be a mother to three kids. Va. Maternal grandparents Ann. Mrs. Davis Is the·forrner 1 was the oldest, 10 1 practically raised my staters. On are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Be'a Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. housework,MWibrokemeinrtght: lfltdldn'tpassinspectton Upton, Reedsville, Rt. l, and 4 FOOT ll 8/0oT PANEliNG BETTY OHLINGER Davis have another da06hter, . 1bad to do It over 1D1W 11 did. · • the ma~rnal greatMlln St., Pomeroy Tracy Lynn, ·5. I'm now 19 and will be married soon. I'm grateful ,to Mom grandmother is Mrs. Effie ToudJ, good·looklng PANEL '-------~"' for inslatlng that 1 cook and clean well. But I see my sisters Knopp, Leon, W. Va. Watt . flukeboord -pone!. ~~;::=:.;;i;;&"L;;;pj;;;-:::::;~~~ getting awly with sloppiness, going out before they're old Upton, Rt. 3, Leon, W. Va.ls a .' Spniy on, ""'" off. Hides ICUfft Swistler & Lohse Pharm.enougb, etc., and when I say something, Mom repUes, "It's , maternal _great-grandfather. ond scta!dlee. lncludos Sj!royot ' _, different nowadays."· Paternal great-grandmother Announces · When 1 .leave next year, she ts gomg to be sorry 1 ~ Is Mrs. Carl Gray of REG. 2.19 younger girls weren't trained like me. NMP will someday Marret.ta. Mr. and Mrs. PRICE PINT realize what a help her motb.er was to her. - ·LINDA Robinson ,have a daughter, PANEL Roberta Lynn, 3. • 1• ed. · nd' • ne s sa tng will FLOWER BULBS I .EVERYlHING FOR ,_. YOOR PARTY dlri 1 N'P'A Ml •-· • t . .·Georgia·Pdcific Ell Maquerite's · SHOES BUNGALOW LIQUID MAGIC· ~ SALE ' New Shipment , , , , Dear Linda : Do we detect a little bit df jealou.sy ~tb the praise? Older sisters and brothers almolll always get the strictest treatment and they can't help feeling the y~er kids are spoiled: Anyway, we're glad you're grate!ill, not resentful. - .HELEN +++ Unda : But take It frcm tile youngest kid In the family, who probably WAS spoiled, according to the older kids' standards: Times DO cha~e; and we manage to ciutgrow all that "easy treabnent." HoJ!est we do! - SUE LOSE UGLY FAT money back. MONADE ll Is 1 MONADEll WIU htlp curb tiny tablet and easy to takt. your ""''' for excesS tood. Eat ltsl· welg'h leu. Contains no dangerous Clrugs and will not m akt you nervous. No strenuous exercise. CHanga your lift ... ..I ~~~ AUTUMN FAVORITES . . .. (1L0.60ZS.Lf\EG. 4 · ' $3~ ~ . . . .. ~ ' LAND .Ch b urc Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Worship Service at 10:30. SoCia Calendar ~ 1 SA1URDAY RACINE 'CHAPTER 134 OES, 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL at Chester Elementary School, 7:30 p.m. Jitney supper, 's to 6:30 p.m. A variety of food and games. SUNDA'Y ' HOMECOMING RUT· Onee-•yeu !pe<iai.. .... Ruuell Stover AUTUMN FAVORITES. A aelecled sunplln1 of famous awm1, null, caramels In mUk dloeolate, duk Yanllla dloeolate and butter bon1. (l lb. 6 oz.) or dtllciouacoodiea, recuiarly $UO ...NOW $3.59. West start · today . .MONA DEll cost SUO lor 1 20 day supply, Luge economy site Is 15.00 . Also . try AQUA TABS: they work gently to help you lose water-bloat. AQUA TABS- a"water pllf" n .oo. Both · guaranteed and sold by: • Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy • f ChI I 112 E. Main, Pomeroy & 0 r s . Dutton Drug Store • Mid· ~lll>\lli1M'Il~IIWI1~~ _ .. , dlopo ~t. Moll Orders Filled. ' CINorlea ~IHie, R. I'll. O.Uyi:Ma.m. ta9:Jip.ni. · .. JundaY..11:111o 12:301!1'1 s ~fp.m. PRESCRIP'tiONS PH. f92-29SS l=riencllv Serilice · E. MAIN . . ~OMERO¥, 0. ' .---- - r- ......... .....-~. . POMEROY •••.. CEMENT BLOCK CO.i,..... • •. Pickens Hardware fA: Hrt. : Mon.· Thurs. 1-S:H '·"'1.-llt.I-IIOO ., We Accept BankAmericafd uu t ••••• S!own with a display of .Penonal Ciedit fashion costumes. t ssld, were ways of a 1 Also Wallie vertlslng clothing for ad ·· In . conjunction· with her talk, Mrs. Thomas Showed a ANTIQUE DOLLS- Mn. Danny Thomas displayed her tollectlon of antique dolls and gsve RTeswne of the btstory of dolla for the Middle()ort Amateur Gardeners as a part of a · variety of dolls. She displayed a penny-wooden ktok at the past Wednesday at the home of llf!S· Walter Croou. doll which came . from a collection In En~nd, a wax doll of a small German boy showed slides of fioiver shows poUred from an antique pot, · of the Meigs Local School with his head of bisque and staged by the club In the early and punch was served from Dlatrlct. · an anllque barrel with a GueBia were Mrs. Earl his body' of paper-madle. She . years. The ~andlellght suppe•, spout. KnigM, Mn. Slack, Mrs. also showed a china doll Roses from Mrs. Sibley . Bem11rd .Fultz, Mrs. Don made in the 1860's and a doll served in . the family room, made In ltltil which bad the carried out a red, white and Slack were used on the plano, Go1ney, Mrs. Juanita swivel neck, and a body of blue color scheme. Members while the table arrangement Bachtel, Mrs. Malcolm and . guests were sealed at of daisies, mlmS and fem, Roller, Mrs. Frank Powers, J si(Plillcance and were han· leather or kid. small tables covered will! red and another arrangement Mtsa Catherine Hysell, Mrs.' Mrs. 'nlomas lllsplayed a died only by priests and A"Reflections on the Put" spacious and anti~J~e-lllled and white checkered cloths made by Mrs. Harold Lohse Ira Butcher, Sul8n Oliver, compoeitlon doll made In 1870 theme was carried out at the home of Mrs. Waller Qooou. medicine men an~ were and centered with burrleane was of roses from the garden - - -·; ...._.;..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _"1 with ball and socket joints Wednesday night ·mee~~ng of Members and guera cAI!Ie beUeved to have the power of of Mrs. Thereon John10n. tile . Middleport Amateur · atll!'edln long dreues typical life and death. During the allowing for more movement lamps. MENS The "down on ·the farm". A brief business meeting Gardeners held at the of byjQile days, the program early Greek and Roman and more life-like features. A meal consisted of ham, was held wjth Mn. !.Dhse centered on the things of the limes Mn. 'lbWIIIB said, baby doll of the early 1900's past and the food was ''down oolls came to be playthings was shown along with . a chee~e grits, hot rolls, announcing the Region II ; , nowERS FOR Kewple doll of .celluold of the homemade bread, carrot meeting Nov. i, 9 a.m. to 3 p. for children. on the farm" type. salad, home caMed beets and m. at the Middleport . !lie aiiiO said the early dolls 1120-ir. Wilma Reece, Pfe81dent, ALL OCCASIONS pickles, bean salad, with Eleme11tary School. To conclude her program welcomed the meml)erl and were made of wood and rags. homelliade Ice creAI!I and Resel'vatlons are to be made AND gueata and the devotions Only a few remain and these on dolls, Mrs. Thomas spoke cake for dessert. Favors were with Mrs. Wilson Carpenter carried out the reflections are lrt DIUBeums. She noted of the psychological and miniature baskete filled will! by Oct. 25. · Brow_n, _Navy, Ian . NIWELTIES theme with mini-meditations that paintings of the early education advantages of oolls dried materials made by The club endoraed Mn. frOOl the Ideal magazine l400ubow that they were not for children. Co-Ordinating Printed Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. James Sheets, a club Another feature of the baby dolls but were dolls enUUed "Out of the Past", "Antiques" and "Old dreued as fashionable ladles. ''rellections" program was a James Sheets. Coffee was member, for the school board From the late 1400a to the review of the hiBtory of the Chester, Ohio lbna". Mn. Danny 'nlomas, co- end ol the 1'10011 was a new era Middleport Amateurs Phone 985-3537 hostess for the meeting, for doDs, Mn. Thomas said. organized In 1940 with Mrs. France mada ,large life size . Frank White, now of SAN FRAI!/CIS<Xl (UPI) - disease disappeared comoolls and 11..-d lllem tr~he Columbus, ss the first '.' A US)Ialiy falal type of lung pletely In seven of eight latest fashions, and later president. -~ - ...... 'f" cancer bas been expatients wholre , cancer was Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee England started paper dolls • 1 ~---· perimentally treated with not yet widespread, and aiiO drugs and radiaUon, a team disappeared in 48 per cent of of ·Indiana University those who· began treatment (Continued from page 1) scientists reported today. after the cancer became allpulatealhat the technicians must be dvlllan volunteers and · The cancer, known as "oat widespread. Navy, Green and Red IJII)' be wltbdrawn either by the Prealdenl or Congress should cell" or "small cell". cancer Hornback said that earliest aotber Ilrleii-Egypt war enrpt, should their safety be of the lling, normally one ol pollllble diagnosis of. lung jeoplrdlled, or lbelr miAion vompleted. the most lethal forma ol 1111111 CliiCfl' Ia ltlll ....1111 to The Senate, wblcb was acting on a·lifullar lilolullon when cancer, was successfully surVIval. He noted'thatlongthe Houle voted, planned to debate a variety of amendments treated In 29 patients in the term survivals are rare today and aet a final vote for 4 p.m. Friday. State Department past year, the team told the among lung cancer victims, ofllcllls estimated It would cost ~ million to station the American Society of beca111e of early and rapid teciWclans In the h i this fiscal year. . · Therapeutic Radiologists at spreld of tumor to the MON.·THURS. f.S, FRI; &SAT. 9-8 .. · their annual meeting whldl bone marrow, brain, liver· . NEW ORLEANS - BUNGE CORP., ONE of ti!e world's opened today. and other mogana. largest grain exporters, has pleaded no contest to charges of Normally, reported Dr. ltlortwelghlng foreign lllilpments and promised to Install a N.B. Hornback of the Indiana lighter ayatem of controls at its grain elevators. University school of Bunge entered the plea Wednesda~ and accepted the medicine, "patients with mulmwn penalty - •10,000 on each of two counts of theft untteated amallcell unowalt Olsnev Pro<luctlons cmaplracy. -The CIII1IP8DY aiiiO agreed to establish the new differentiated lung cancer system of strict controls at an elllmaled coat of $2 million will succumb to their disease ·during the next three years. The charges agalnat Bunge within an average of seven centered on allegations 9f lhorlwelghlng U1ng a 12-year · weeks." period at ill Destrehan, La., and Galveston, Tu., elevators. But, be said, using a llllpa whldl were rrbortwelghed were sent overseas with less combined radiation therapy grain than their manlfesta Indicated. Grain wbldl was to the affected lung area and withheld from the shortwelgbed veuels coulc) then be sold lo train with a combination of other buyers for a dOuble proJ!t. the drugs . Adrlamycln, Vincristine and cytoun, aU ATLANTA - FBI DIRECTOR CLARENCE M. Kelley 29:patients survived for slx Your copy· of our 1975 ll)'llballf overburdened law enforcement agencies choose to months, and all but twq are Ignore marljuanll smokers and cmcentrate on more serious still Uvlng a year and elgbt Christmas Catalog is now months alter the study began. crimes, It II all rlchl will! him. Hornback said thst9ewn of · Kelley told • news conference Wednesday be opposes the avai1ahle at yQur Pomeroy ' dacrlmlnalllaliDn ol marijuana-. butts still in the process of 15 patients who have been Vlftfled with In home -.lhlllmpeoued H Corwwtllrle picked forming an apinlon on the subject. "U a department is so heavy studied for a mlnlmwn or slx up en ..,.,.. of 40% mort dlnlhln powloua moclelt llld up to 15ft · Sears Catalog Store. ladtl1 with Its ordinary iletPI!w of the peace that II wants to months remain cunpletely l!1i>rt lhln compllitift moda1a. S.lt todey. Ask lor • dlmonllrltion. · lnall off and forpt aboutiiiiOklng pot and davote that time to freeofthedlsease. Hornback reported that the more ~ area, that'• all rlchl.'' he said. ' displayed a part of ber collection of antique dons and gave ·a rer1wne on the early hisiOI')' of dolls. She noted INTO TilE OVEN -The "down Qllthe farm" super that ~e earliest figure or a served Wednesday rugbt at the l'tJddleporl Amateur doll In lnunan form elisted for thoUIIIIIdll of years before , ·~~:~~~;a:u:b meeting at the borne of MJI. Wl!lter ~;; hot rolllr and baked cheese 1\ts. Here It was given to a child aa a CroOK!i . , left, '. n_d Mrs. Edgar~~ ' Ids beg..ln. the. . . pia~. She spoke the .,~ 11111 • primitive people whoofused 1111111 figlU'ea In burna~ form as Idols and noted that the HIS ·, materials used to create 'J 6 · 'J' lllem were wood and stone. Mrs. Thomas talked of the 1" d reltVe . . . .,,11/UOne 'da ~1J Both,i" MiddJel1ort club 'J:' =~~!r:yst~ LEISURE . SUITS . lang Sleeve Fatal type tumor _cured ' .f tHERMAL HOODED SWEATSHIRTS I News •• irt Briefs Seats SPORT SHIRTS MIDDLEPORt _DEPARTMENT STORE u.e .New lmpr~ved ··H~over· Upright SAVE '5 on order of '50 or more' from our Christmas Wish Book . %more .. . ··- Early Christmas shopping pays double at Sears. .You save time whf!!l you rrbop by catalog. And rrbopping early a111111res you of getting the Items you want, without dalayl. Plul you get a .. dllcounl on any order of f50 or more, If you order before ac:. tober 13. Shop Sean Ouiatmas Catalog. Introductory Offer SPECIAL .. . 1 WEEI ONLY ROOF OFFER ENDS OCT. 13, 1975 ' FREE · TOOLS Far a .limited limo, get 1 FREE •t of tools with the pun:t.a of 111illm~ conmtllrle. '14.95 VALUE . · Cat Aluminum.ChlMit . All·SIMI A;tator ,Use one of Sea~s credit plans $5 DiscoUAt Expires October 13, 1975' Call Sears Catalog Shopping today \ rglnla Lice ·Shells ancl Hunting Supplies . . ·. \I a tHE DEPARTMENT STORE. ·;,; ., r '., OF BUILDING ' ' SINCE.l915 Ullderwood Will be guest speaker. The public Is Invited. GARDEN TRACTOR PULL, I p.m. at RuUarid Park near old · high school. Sponsored by the ·Gfll'den Tractor Pullers .Association, In conjunction with Rutland Volunteer Fire Pepartment. Refreshments will be aerved. Under the auspices of GTPA of S;outheutem Ohlq. For additional lnformaUon, call 742-2143, 68'1-3730 or M'l~. 8:30to8:30 Daily 11: oo to 4:00 Sunday TilE SUPPER SCENE - Members of the Mlddlepcirt Anlate1U' Glll'deners and their guella were seated at small tables covered wltb red checkered cloths and centered wjth hurricane lamps f<r silmpllng o{ country cooking. · Special Mtemoon~cesat2p.m. singing. Eugene r~~~~~=-~::=-~~~--~~~~----~~f---~----~~~==~::::J:: 992·2178 • Huntl~g kenMIIIMcCui~II.,II:.. P~. ' 144 Stlrt losing weight today or lhat works - ~ $429 • ) .!::! O'Pen. h'ouse announ·ced . ' ·weekenJ ' at CO/fujae_thts_ G'enerabon Rap · I ( .. How often have you had to ~hoo be . shoe and a goOd-looking shoe? Con~l tween a comfortable Thla classiC: style boasts loof-!l4mpe~lsolfes problem! lqulshy uppers and foam -backed 1 • ng ea ures like soft, des!g~ed with a special sole that ~~~~:· ~est of au, It's pertectlv, 1-'lth your, loot. Treftt yourself 1e shoe ,llexlng comfort ... you dnerve 111 Brown or bl ac k'. 0 900d·looklng . SHOP AT S~And ' AND SAVE ·; ·. 1 • ' . •19'' house. · ' ' . 4-. . , . NOW. I., . .Qalii/GIIIIors GIUJI'OIItlfd or Your Money Bod• roo' FORT Asphalt C...Aluminum BLACK. ' ,.·.~. ' 1. : ..,Sears I Aut~riJ"' CAT=·~· MER A:NT .. . pl. . 220.. E. MAIN ~ ~ SIRED . . POMEROY, OHIO .. ' Owl1tdancl Operated by louO.~nt Bfr . ..INM\'IILWL\' tma\1a 11 1:;; •7995 .• EYERYTHING IN HARDWARE" • bersbach Hardware ~e ~ Model U4061 ~EmY ·Baker Furniture Middleport, Ohio . �..... 8- The Uau~ Senhnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Thursday, Oct. 9, 1975 . ~~~~~~~~~~:f:§~f:: ~~fij~.NS~nr.~.TOCc7:. 2? ~rp~ For Fa$t Results·_ :Us.e m . 1 mil e pest Miles ' liQO IOdlly , 0 CIOber 9• 197_. Cem ~ t e ry out of Rutland 1 have missed you sadlv , · I I0 931C Here where yo u used tO' be • __ .... .,. ---··---~---~-"I Wllnted tQ keeo YOU GUN SHOOT at Ameri can But God willed rt not to be . • Leg iQn Farm , Rutla nd, v.~,~~~~es~ome won!r~ '~ I ~h~ . ~~~;~ F~~~~~v Rc~~~e~ An~bsorrow too gr.eat~ to b e t B~Lt,o :on:.·who loved you an d guns 10 9 Jt p -------------YoUr.1memory wlll never orow old . ,. • Sodty mlosed by wife. Lillian . 10·9·ltc - - -- - -- - - - - - -- - NEW " OIL OF MIN K." IN LOVING memorv of Geo product-s , new cotalo~s Gel N. Sargen t who paned away On our growing customer nine yellrs ago , Oct 0. 1966. list Or 01aybe you woul~ like to toke orders? Phone Helen J Brown , 992 · ~113,. Oc tober co me s with sad reore1s . KOSCOT Ind 1epe ndent 1 The dlly , th e m(ln!h we will Distributor never fo rget. , 9 21 -ffc For In our heart he wittelways - - - - - - - - - - - - - - SHOOTING Match , Sunday , SUIV . Oc t 12 starting a1 12 noon , Loved and remembered every day. Happy Ho llow Gun Club 10 8 41c M~s~~dfa~ il~ls wife , Bllrbara ___________ - - - - - - - - -- - .... - - _'_':_9~ 1p Wanted To Buy , . . WANT J\'PS INFORMAT.ION 5 PM OEDAaDyLIBNeEfosr e loca!lon . ° Pub . c~~~7~~~i~~~d~~~r e~trons 9 Wil l be accept ed until 9 6 m to r oav or Pu blicat ion :u~~~h~:~,~~~~ The .. the right to edit or re ec t any ads d ee~e d Obie~t!o na l. •Th e pubt1she r wdl not be responsible tor more lhan one lncor.rect Insertion RATES For Want Ad Service 5cen ts per Wor d One In sert ion Mmimum Charg~ S1 00 1 14 cenls per word lhree consecutiv e Insertions ' 26cents per word six con , seculive inser Tions · 1S Per Cent Discount on paid ads and ads paid,_-wllhin 10 days CARD OF THANKS ' & Ob;tuary 52.00 tor 50 word minim um . E3" ~ a.:lUilional word Jc BLIND ADS AdAV~~:·. ~~';;:~n15c '1 ' ,. Auto Sa'""' • ' ·' 2 SIG ' The·Seutznel Classifie.d~··,'ltf ' Ia . , ' ", ' I ' ()f , s . , ' • . · , BOOKKEEPING Collection systemS, offke 5Upplu 58Vice. '1 •. 5299~ lARRY.WHQB . REY, _ 102"-CA.blue~ob&cleonlnlerlor,flneservlcerecord & never hauled heavy loads, 292-6 cyl ., 1500 lb ., 2 speed Ac~ounfant reor axle, 825• 20 . 10 plu tires. , "' Phone992·6173 19.72 CPM£T2 DR. $ 1850 6 cyl. std. frons., ladlo,llke new W·W tires, blue finish. nice car with gdod economy, p·'oMEROY MOTOR co · L Racine Plumbing & ,_UI'I u..iM ' Tax I~ Se · I• "!''....,1 lliCe, 1970CHEV.CAMARO ' , $2095 3.50 V·8 automatic Irons., power steering and brakes, dark gre<!n finish, vlnvl roof, saddle bucket seats, console. radio, like new w-w 11res. . , . '®··.· ·,. 9·21-3otc ' D&M APPLIANCE Your Hell Dealer Third St. ' Rae ln-. Ohio Ph . 949·5961 Emergency 9-49·Z211 or 992-5700 Complete air condlllorilng sales and service, heating , plumbing , roofing and general sheet metal work Free Estlmotn 9·14·1 mo • -r-------- · · .' • ~ ~ u.s·' COINS WANTEDTOBUY ~ ' l ~ ' WILL' PAY ldi < 26 for t964 ' and o ~ dimes . ~·, 65 tor 1964 and old , quarters . td•;. $1 .30 for 1964 and o 1! halves . d ld r $3 .40 for 1935 an o e d_o_lla_r•_ FORSALE---:;_ MEMWH )~t: WHEAT BACK PE't~ :IE ~ WIN AT BRIDGE WHATt;V;;~ IT' I~) Sf~M~TO A ROLL •', SILVER CERTtFICAn t : S1.25 EACH t u.oo Bills_ S3 .2S 11 HAVE EIEE'N ~CA~IOD ss.ooGoldcolnsxFcond·~ ·Slap-dash seldom scores big OUT' OF ITS WITS ·· ~y ITS FACt;TO·FACE CON· F~O..,TATIOlU 992.7608 ...... WITH WASH AND EASY . Sales & Service Pets ---------------------------Lost .. . THE 616FOOT /Oil. .85 A ROLL BUFFALONI~KELS$7.0 !<: ·- .:---;--------- --- - ........ Employment Wanted ------- ------- Sale · ·FlEE ESTIMATES SMITH NELSO .... :; MOTORS, Rent rAil ROU11V'UP ... II ------------ Help Wanted ___________ ~u~~ We Houses We Paint Barns ;.: We Pairt Roofs We Paint Anything :; Wanted To Rent lARRY J.A,VE8DER AI Ph. 742·232t Sale Ott. 6-18 WE. HIWf' 1!0001 BUT SO UHLE ELSEIF- OHl'l' I COULD GEr A J09 I 'IOU \<lil l, BERT· I'M AS G0D0 AS I KrCw YOU I EVE R WA S- RETTER THAN MOST OF THESE WILL ·· YOU ARE SO STRONGO fiOY5 · - IF I ONL'f COULD 6ET A <lND YOU CAlf DO SO MANY THitiGS .. CHANCE - -7--,---------- --------------· ,- Salt Mobile ------------ for for Sale Dinner's been readL! for an Where shall I put dump them on t.he table. Skeezix! these? hour! .--..,.-- : ~~=~baJ:f"l""1"11 a PUBLIC AUCTION -------------- SAT., OCT. 11, 1975 - 10:00 A.M. ---------~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~-,~~~~~~~---, oww~ AH'LL STRANGLE . .. j -:.. 1-------------For Rent ,,.J,• t ____________ 1 -who._ won, ftYour -------------- -----.---------- ~~~ won, hr+-+-r+- r-+-t-'1 -----------.....--- ------------- .· ~ .. STEWART, OHIO -------- I • ~~M "'tal -·--------------- ,o 7:»-Hollywood Squores 3; Hollywood Squorft ~~ Ohio State Lottery 6; Eve~lng edition with Martin Agronsky 20k r Wild Kingdom 10; To Tell the Truth 13; American Outdoorsman 15. B:oo--Montefuscos 3,4,15; Barney Miller 6, 13; Wal'8,10;. Romantic Rebellion 33; Classic Theatre 20. 8:30--Fay 3,4,15; On the Rocks 6,13; Clasalc Thtatr.· Preview 33. 9:DO- Eller~ Queen 3,~.151 Streets of San Francisco 6,13; Movie "Pat Garrett and Billy The Kid'' • r Classic Theatre 33; Movie "The St. Valtnllne'a Day Massacre" 10. 10:DO-Medlcal Story 3,4,15; Harry 0 6,13. News 20. 11:110-News 3.~.6.1,10, t3,15r ABC News 33.11 :30Johnny Carso 3,4,15; Mamlx 13; FBI 6; Movie "Day of the E vii Gun" 8; Movlt "The Postman Always Rings Twice." 10; Janak! 33. 12:JO-..'Longstreet 13; Mannix Mannix 6. 1 DO-Tomorrow 3.~. .I :3D-longstreet 6; News 13. Frldlty, Octobtr 10, 1975 6:GO-Columbul Today 4; Sunrise Semestwr 10. 6: 15-Folk Literature 3. artd does lay down his ace of 6:25-Farm Report 13. clubs, but his next club play is a NORTH 9 6:30-New Zoo Revue 4; News 6; Bible Anawtrl 8; low one toward Ute jack. • A 87 Farmtlme 10; Blue Ridge Quartet 13. West takes his queen and goes 6:40-()unce of Prevention 10 . • Q932 about the business of setting up 6: 45-Mornlng Report 3. "'J 32 his hearts but this doesn't 6:55-Chuck White Reporh 10; News 13. EAST WEST bother expert South at all. 7~DO-Today 3,~, 151 A.M. Amorlce 6,13; CBS Newt I; • J 1053 • Q42 South wanted to guard against a Bug1 Bunny and Friends 10. • QJ1076 • 83 H club break and the low club 7:30-SchooiiH 10. • J864 + K105 8:110-Lucy Show 6r Captain Kangaroo 8,10; Sesame to the jack was a perfect safety Street 33. "'Q 7 "' 1086 play. ,.. SOUTH 101 Give-west four clubs he could 8:30-Big Valley 6. 9:110-A.M. 3; Phil Donahue 4, 15; Lucy Show II Mike • K98 take his queen then or later, but Douglas 10; Morning with D. J. 13. ¥ K92 that would be his only club t A7 9:30-Not For Women Only 3; One Life To Live 6; trick . If East held them he o1o AK954 Musical Chain I ; New Zoo Revue 13. would take his quarry . Later on, South would lead a club 1D:DO-Celebrlty Sweepstakes 3.~. 15; Dinah I 61 Gl...._ N<Take 8,10; Mike Douglas 13. Both vulnerable from dummy and pick up Ute . 10:30-Wheel ol Fortune 3.~.151 Price Is Right 8,10. rest of Ute suif. 11:110-High Rollers 3,15; I Dream of JHnnle ~~ Gambit 1,10.' West Nortb East Solltb 11 :3D-Hollywood SquarH 3,15; Happy Days 13; 1 N.T. Midday ~; Love of Life 8,10; Sesame Strtll 20,33. A reader from · Louisiana 11 :55J-Take Kerr 8; Dan Imel's World 10. Pass 3 N T. Pas! Pan wants to know why it is that tbe 12:00 Magnificent Marble 3,15; Showoffs 131 Bob Opentng lead- Q ¥ experts always make Ute win· Braun's 50-50 Club 4; Newt 6,1, 10. '----,~-------... · ning plays in our column. · 12:30-3 For the Monty 3,151 All My Chlfdrtn 6,131 By Oswald & James Jacoby Today's article shows quite Search For Tomorrow a, 10. Slap-dash play 'works on occa· the opposite. The expert makes 12:45--Eiectrlc Company 33. ston . South wms the first heart three or maybe four notrwnp. 12:55-NBC Newt 3,15. ..-..---...- -.. and goes. after clubs. The slap- The ondinary player makes four 1:DO--Hewa 3; Ryan'• Hope 6.13; Phlt Donlhue I; Young & the Restleu 101 Not For Women Only 15. dash player bangs down the ace five or even six. 1 : ~ays of our LIVH 3.4,15; Lt!l's Make A DNt 6,1:1; and king Thi~ drops, West's In 1eneral, we try to llhow the As the World Turn• 1,10. queen and South is sure of 10 best play and Ute best play winl 2:D0-$10,000 Pyremld 6,13; Guiding Light 1,10. trtcks He probably makes an more often than poorer onell, eleventh by leading a diamond but it does not win all the time. 2:30-Doc:lon:l-4,15; Rhyme and Reason6,13; Edge of Night 1,10. • toward dummy's queen and (Do you have a question tor 3 : DO-Another World 3,4,15; General Hospital 6, 13; may even wind up with twelve· fhe Jacobys? Write "Ask the Match Game 1, 10; Sey Brother 20. if the defense isn't top notch. Jscobys " care ol this 3:30-0ne Lilt to Live 13: Max B. N!mbdlt 6; Tal· The expert declarer doesn't newspaper The most In· tletaiH 1,10; Black Perspective on the Ntw1 20. do nearly as well. He has bid teresting questions wlfl be 4:oo-Mr. Certoon 3; Mtrv Griffin 4; 5omerMt 15; three notrump and wants to win used In this column and Mickey Motile Club Ur Mlater Ragen 20,33; the game and rubber. writers wilf receive copies of "They Got Me CoVered" 10; Dinah I 13. He does win the first heart JACOBY MODERN.) 4:30-Bewlfched31 Mod Squad61 Partridge Famlty I ; Sesame Street 20,33; Get Smart 15. 5:110-BGnlnza 31 DFemlty Affair I ; Star Trek 15. ....w._-L....l........,.....,__, 5:30-Aclam·l2 4r News 6; Beverly Hlltblltltl I ; Electric Company 20,33; Adam-12 13. by THOMAS JOSEPH 6:DO--Hewt 3.4.1,10,13,15; ABC News 61 Hodglpollgt DOWN ACROSS 6:~~Newe 3.4;15; ABC News 13; AMy Grlftlftl 6; 1Haze 1 Entangle CBS Mlrws 1.10; T-Way 111\'W 20. 2 Rtverberale 5 Debussy's 7:c.-Truth or ConMqutncM 3; To Ttll1'he Truth 4; 3 Gunslinger's "l.a -" Lawrence Welk I; Bowling tor Ootlws 6; Avllllon 8 Andes grass weapon Weather 33; News 10; Don Acltms Screen Test 13: t Unprincipled 12 wds.) Family AHelr 15; Ollto Journal 20. 7:30-Porler Wagoner 3; IIGbby VInton ~~ Candid 13 Hunt for 4 Marchll1g · Camera 6; Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky bargains cadence 20 $25,000 Pyramid 10; To Telt the Truth 13. Pap I 14 Withdraw wonl Goes the Country 151 Black Penpec!IV41 on the 15 "- Dam 5 Sacred News 33. 3 Bl Hot" Hebrew a:c.-Sanlord and Son 3,4,15; Mobile One 6,1 1 g 11 Jutting rock writingl II Birthplace zt Where Eddie 1, 10; Washington Week In Review ~33W ll Frank's sec- I Abrulve ol John Hemi 8:30-Chlco and rtt. Man 3,4,15; M·A·S·H 1,1 ; I 11 ond male 7 Fabled bird Steinbeck Ouist,ophe Street Week 20,33. " WMI H 181111" 18 Towel fabric IG Executioner's Z2 Oiltribule ruled 9·c.-Rockford Filii 3,4,15; Movie S 01 · 6, 131 Hawaii Flw-0 1, 10; Firing Line 20; Olge. 33· zo Smoking command proportion- 33 Isles near room (3 wdl.) ately· Ireland 15. BafnabY Jonei 1,10; 1o·c.-Pollce woman 3.4, • Zl Garden plant I~ Opposing 23 NOla 34 Nomad's · News 20; Paul Nuctt1ms 33. Z3 Arctic 1% Hero's love 25 Gull housing 10·30-Avlatton WNthtr 20. 1 t3 explorer II - IUI'geoo Z7 Fonteyn or • Lamb's : Johnn CarlOn JA, 15; Wide World Specla I 11 .c.Y r - 6· Movlt "Thret Ring Zl Man with 18 Great Lakes Nureyev, utterance Sammy and ....,,.,...,y ' , -k " 1o· J-kl 33 an "anny" city e.g. 37 Short awim Cl cus"B·Movlt"LIIdylnthe- t ' ' 1·Hiclnlght Speclat 3.4,15; Wide Wortd 5peclat 6; . Movte "The EyesofChlli'ltiSand''10: Hews13. 2'30--Movle "Come September" -'· %7 Unit of 4:»-Movlt "Istanbul Expreu" "· fineness for """ you money will pop up sUk auddenly. 111 on your 10M to grab n, tor n will dlaoppeer 11 ztl Bela's son qulcl<ly u h appeared. n Sheik's posaeaslon ICOIIPIO (Oat. 14-Ne¥, II) Keep your IChadule llexllllt to30 Near, ln day. You're going to milia tome Iudden changea In ,_ Prf1117, Oat. 11, 1171 31 Jo - P!lug IF YO' DON'I direction. You want to bl 32 Alllll (..,_ I1•Apf(l 11) locked Into on outmodad pl8n. STCP A-SA.YIN' -+--if--+--if---1 Oon, put your mouth In motiOn IAGmAIIIUI (1111, IS-Del. "YARSH belore your brain It In ,.... to- 11) Don, bt turprittd today H 1 35 Type of dey . You oould bt very you an Old 11 energy lrrllltlng to all within ..,,hot. dab! comet torth and paya II ")0' "' 37 DreadfUl ·11 38 Governing TAUIIUI (Apf(l 10-ltlaf 10) filii part of the obligation. !. You'll find you're bettor at , CAPIItCOIIN (Del. U-.lall. • group hondllng ltf'foul matttrt In the 11) Your work hlbltl 39 Empress bl p.m. 1han In rtt. o.m. Don't rulh qun. up to 1nuff today. 8t Farah's r-t--T-t-11nto dtclllont without -.lghlng careful hoW you handle tooll, land altemolf-. IIPICially th<lll lhtlt lltfong lo II OXygenate lzr-t-+-+-t GIMINI (MIJ 11-.1- 10) otllara. llCioaely Your flrtt lmpuiM today II to (M 10-M. 1t)· confined "---1-....&.-...,ld look alief your Hlt-lntar-. AGUAIIIUI You11 gain tornllhtng ol value You'll aoon dltCOYor you'll IC· todly beciUH 0111 In I kay ' DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: comptlah mort by adhering to poaltlon will help you tC· AXYDLBAAXII ......_ thtl aplr~ of glye-and-take. compllah lhlng1 you could , II L -O NGFELLOW CANCIII (,_ 11.,., II) ntwr pull off on your own. One' letter simply etands for another. In this sample A II You'll be ukad to do 1 favor fltiCII (..._ . .lltroll.) A used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etr. Slncle letters. vou oontldar an lmpoatUon. randezvou1 wll~ a perton apo~trophes, the lencth and formation of the wqrda are all You'll find . you nol' only !HI you're very fond of 11 In lilt goOd about doing II, but art hints. ,Each day the code lettel'l are dlft'erent. c:ard1 today. It will bl - · hovlng fun . to boot. prllfng, beclu" you'll meet in CRYPTOQUOTES LIO (J...., IS-Aifl, II) H you a placa you'd 1e11t ppect to tnCOUntar her. don't aucceed on lht IIIII trY zc GDPC HQJ WCJ SCRIH JQ ond you probably won't hong In thtrt. It may takt ltV4trol attempta, but you'll lAC EOHT ZQYTA OH A'IBG DSI H- CI\Ch the briU ring. ¥11100 (AUtJ. ll· a.,l. H) JQ TDHBC DA J G CW Q I R G J 011.11.1m You're apt to lllpti'Itnot eome KHP on tha good of your domHitc pr-urtt Mtly In the IACT.-SNDOAC KDABDN d1y.' Lator . thlngl will gtt ln·IIWI or flllllly , _ 11111 Yntenlay'e Cryptoquote: TO BE SUCCESSFUL YOU MUST brighter . You won 't even coming year. Ona Of TAKE ON THE HARD JOBS, TilE JOBS THAT OTHERS remember what dlaturbed you. could put you on to IOfMIIllng that will be ntramaly ' DON'T, WON'T, OR CAN'T DO. - HENRY B. DUPONT LIIIIA (a.,l. »-Oat. H) Art profhable. fC)It?& tlln1 FtoiUINIJtMIIooto, 1..,) opportunl!y that will mlkt or INI:WIPAPU---. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1975 4 · 3tf--Bewltched 3; Mod Squod 6; Partridge Family 8; Sesame Street 20,33; Get Smart 15. 5 DO-Bonanza 31 Famllv Affair 8; Star Trek 15. 5:30--Adam-12 4; News 6; Beverly Hillbillies 8; Electric Compony 20,33; Adam-12 13 • . 6·DO-News 3,4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6: Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Jodv's Body Shop 33. 6:30--NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Your Future Is Now 33; Classic Theatre Preview 20. 7 ·co-Truth or Consequences 3; To Tell The Truth 41 Bowling for Dollars6; Space: 1999 8; News 10; Let's Make A Deal 13; F,amlly Affair 15; Romagnolls' Table 20; Family at War 33. 1 Charge pe r UI.O<I CALLin-2331 ·;: OFFICE HOURS uUand- RogerW1m1l J . D or t H. Rotary Mower 8.30a m 10 5 oop m Da> ly, OPEN EVES , (br us h hog ) Phone Hu bert 1•00 8 30 a m. . lo 12 00 Noon • • . •• 1 WOULD like to tha nk oil the Pri ce , Por ll and 843-26<1 . Saturdav POMEROY, OHIO nursts , nurses ' aides , Dr 10-9 6tc Walker and all those that - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ...__ , ' · vlsfled me and sent cards MA CE Man ches ter , 3 or 4 Johnson Masonry and flow ers during my st~y month s old, prefer black 1973 FORD Pickup, 150 VB , 4 ,IY*; ; :~ ~~1>k 0 . S700 Phone at the Ho lu r Med ic al Leonard Hess , Ce ntury Ber . 3 sp, p.s., p.b .• 11.800. Phone & Remodeling Center . Fredll M . Smith . · Pomeroy , Ohio . 1 9-7..5tc (6141 985 -359A. 10:9.11p I0-8-31c WELL TR AINED Beagles . ' Bird & Mastic VInyl Al so. pups from ~ weeks to S From the leroest Truck Slalnt ;tO turn 1tur e, . ice ti(nu~s , 1600 Nye St. 1972 NOVA In ·excellen t con . months . Ph one 742 2521 . Alean, Alcoa & Wolverine Bulldozer r•fadlator to th• ' brass beds, or complete · 10 7 31c dltion For more In . · ~ - 9 lip Pomeroy Atum·lnum Siding s~anest Heater Core. FEMALE black and Wh ite households Writ e M , D.. formation, call 667 ·3759 or ------~----- - -~ Bird VInyl Gutters hound los t at Issac Welton M l ll ~ r . Rt 4. Pom eroy , ,. 1960 ElECTRA Bu ick, needs 667 3652. Ph. 992-3313 TO GIVE AWAY - Male dog Nathan Biggs 1nd DOwnspouts F1rrn on the Shade Rive-~ .. Ohio . Ca ll 992 7760. transmissions . Inquire at 10·5-Stc 10 give away to good hom e in Radiator Spec•, " or 992-5880 Solllts olen kinds Phon• ( 30•l ~72 -5874 . ' 10-7-74 Tewksbary Barber Shop country . Genlle with '· 10·5-75 10 941 0. - - - - - - - - - - - -- 10·7·6tc ' 1967 INT ERNATIONAL 992.224 4. children . Phone ,-..-.-------------c-~ Ptckup With cattle racks 10-B3tc · , .~ , Also . bltfl erv opera ted fence NOTICE OF IN~._;; charger Phone 742-2746. • C:<ISH paid lor all makes ana Real Estate For Sale APPOINTMENT For models of mobile homes . , 10 8 Jtc Ph . 9t2-21H Pomerov• Cut No. 21595 Phone ar~a code 614 423 . Estote ol BELVIA . RIGGS Blown ONE f t RUSTIC Hills home, $6.500 9531. e propelled 2112 h.p. out outright , 517,078.51 balance DtCtlltd. CA~PENTR Y, paneling , Insulation Services . board motor. One_..a wick Phone 992·7523. 4-13 lie Notice Is hereby gJven tha t turn lng plow. One Dave ' flooring and ceiling . Phon e For Blown inlo Wells & Attics' Arnold Riggs of 121 CriSsmfll 991-2759 Bradley grf\rden tractor with 10-5·6fp PR IVATE mee ting room lor P~ . STORM Rood, Sl Clairsville, Ohio, has B h.p. Wisconsin motor One· --9-t7 -26t c any organization . phone 99 2 ' ' WINDOWS& DOO~S custom made canopy · NEW house . unfinished, 3 been duly appointed E•ecutor COUNTRY HOME wllh 15 x 31115 REPLACEMENT • of the Esta te of Belvia R lggs, 15. Phone 678-2166 ' bedrooms, on 3 ~cres land , gorog• or outbul ldLngs, Call t{ EMODELIN G. Plumbing , 3 11 lfc near Meigs Mine No . 1 on · 10 56 Gecened . late of L~ngsvlile , WINDOWS , heating and all types · of 742 -2568 . .- - - - - - - - ----....:._:_ tc Hampton Hollow Road , 1/4 R 0 ., Meigs County , Ohio 10-9 6tc ALUMINUM ge neral repair Work LAURELANO Aportments, __:_ mile . Been lived In, S9,000. f. Cradltors are required to SIDING>SOFFITT guaranteed. 20 years ex .r ----~-----------r- file their claim s with said 6th and George Streets In r- -L-A- N - -= D-M-::-:-A-::R"K:-:,-::5:----, Also, 1938 Chevy, runs good perlence Phon e 992 -2. 4 09. GUTTERS-A\tNINGS New Haven. W. Va Brand wllh new battery, S200. fldu clll ry wltl'lln fom: months NOTICE 5-1 If~. new 2 •bedrm . town houses. Pursuant to Write of . Dated th lo 30th dav of -· -- -·Phon• 1614) ID- ~65 . appliances furnished, fully ,.• · r 01 _:o·l_!tP E)(tcullon Issued by the Court Sep\ember 1175 I carpeted, renting S128 up svracus•, Ohto Free Estimates Inc luding utilities . Call · ONE HOUSE wllh 5 rms . and Pll. 9.9J:.J993 ~~U~~~o~~o,PII e:~ll o~ff~e~~~ Mann ing 0 . Webster manager at 1 (304) 882-2567 . a bath In nice neighborhood . 4·10 1 mo . Judge SO MEONE with some ex . Tromm ·salt , at public auction . ·at th e Only $7,200. Phone 992-5786 ''----:......---'--~ Cour t of Common Pleas , ' front door of ""Courthouse In perience to help build fenc e ~------ -- - - 10 -5-~tc 10-5 l tc . , . :~·:!., Probole Division Pomtroy . Ohio, on November or will giv e cont rac t. Phone MOBILE home located in PRIZES - FUN - - -- - - - - - - - -- SEPT IC TANK S c leaned . 12 , 1975, at 10 :00 o'clock A. M , I ~ !• 949 2057 . Middleport. Phone 992-5535 3 BEDRM hous~t In Racine . Modern Sanitation . 992-395-4 the following desc ri bed real, NOTICE OF ' 10-8-Aic 10 8 tic REFRESHMENTS 9-17 1 mo1 .·:·I Phone 949-2671. · or 992 7349 · APPOINTMENT estalt, to-wit :· -------------• .....:.... .....:....· • 't•<';> ' l 10·5 26tc ~ 91811c Sltulltd In Bedford I ~~ j CosoNo. 21,U1 EXPERIENCED baby sitter . ~-BEDRM ~ -;;;,-.- $tJOper Come rn and 'register. Townsh iQ. Me igs County, Estate of THELMA I . WIL.EY C BRADFORD. Aucfloneor,. needed i!t Wash ington , W month, utilities paid . Phone No purchase. necessary . 3 BEDROOM home Shower WE SPEC'fALIZE In mobil e Ohio . Complete Service. PtlOAI Dectued. Va . 40 hou r week wllh, ex 992 3975. and beth, one floor plan . home furnac~ repa lr. Phone Btfng lnSecflon 16, Town 949-2487 or 949 -2000 Ratl~t ,' Notice Is htrtb~olvc:,r that ,cellent ~mp l oyee benefits .a.tfc 10 Buemonf, double garag~ ship 3, Rang• 13, Ohio Com . Larry L. Wiley of ew aven, POMEROY L4NDMARK Ohio, Crltt Bradford . ,. 992-5858. plus separate housing with - - - -- - - - - - - - -- with workshop over, car~ panv's Purchase. Beglonlng west Virglnlg , has been duly 9-18-tfc 10r9·1fC all expenses pa id Phone TRAILER space for rent . All '96_ JackW. Corsey,Mgr. port : 3 outbuildings Almost at the centt'r ot the westline of appointed Executor of the 1304) 863 -6088 after 6 p, m .. util ities . Phone 992-5535 -------~----~~ 2 acres of tan ~ . Phone 1.-2. seld Section 16 ; thenc& ,east ESia le of.Thelmo B. Wll~y. I0 -9-6tc 9·16·1fc ~ _, Phone 992-2181 WILL trim or cut trees and 1 WOULD YOU BELIEVE? 2845 or see Robert Havmen, 1.16 rods to the westl ine of lend decatled , Id le of Meigs ______ ..._ __ _, __ .....,~__ -----------r---shrubbery . Phone 949-2So5 Build an all steel build ing at Selem St ., Rutland, any now or formerly owned by C Countv . Ohio. or 742·3167. ' ~1·~ WANT TO HELP? Corellne Is 3 AND 4 ROOM turnlshed and CO NSOLE stereo, AM -FM Pole Barn prices? Golden flme. • A. Hines and Ida M. Hines; Creditors are required lo taking applications for unfurn tshed apartrT')ents 10·8·26f' C'r > Giant All .steel Bu ildings , rad io, 8 track tape com I 0-Htc thence south 121/J rods ; thenCJe file their clllirns with said telephone volunteers . Forty . P"one 99? .5434 ...• Rt . 4, eo)( 148, Waverlv. bination , 4 speaker sound eaSI 64 rodl to tile c•nttr line fiduciary within four months . hour tra ining program In WHEEL aflgnmenland brak'i• 4. 11-tfc Oh io. Phone 9.-7 .2296. system Balance $10.- 10, or of uld sect lor\ ; thence south Dated th is 22nd day of cr~s] s interver,tlon and Call Herlchel Ro11, .. ·. . terms . Call 992 3965. -::------,---~ 7-24 lfc ! servIce. 61 1!t rOds ; thence west 80 rods ; September 1975. llste~lng skills ostlng five 992·3793 ·or 992 -5331. 10-7 lfc :cou NTRY Mobil.Hom e thence north d rods ; thence 10·5-ltp weeks , to be held In Athens . Park , Rt !3, ten miles north LOSE weight With New Shape west 100 rods lo th• w"t lin• Mannina 0 Webster Call 992-7502 for application ot Pomeroy Large lots w1th of said ltt:::tlon ; thence C'orth NEIGLER ' S BUilding an tlj ' Judge and Informa tion . Tablets and Hydrex Water concrete paTios. sidewalks, on Ihe west line of said section . Cou r t ofProbete common Pleas, _ ______ · 10 1·9tc Supply. We speclallzt1.1 Pills 11 Nels' o n Drua . Division _:_ _____ _ runners and off street J8 rods to the · place of building houaes . Alao, · Pomerov . and Dutton Orug , pa rking Phone 991 7J79. 1 beQinh lng , containing 59 repair work and cebia , 11 Middleport . MelgsCounty . Oh lo Yard 17 31 lf c ecre1, mort or lltl . alum lnum siding , Call Glry 10-7-3tp 1 Exttpttno , ~••u• conv..YtCI (.tl 2$, UOl 2' t, ttc . 3 FA MtL::Y. Yard S ai~S Bl Nelgler , U9 -2501·; ~ f ' ~--~---------, r ~ · ~~ to Jouph sranl~y. by deed answer call t•f·21l3 or apartment : 1963 HONDA 300 Drellm , el~c . Virgil H111 re sidenc e at 'f URNISHED recordld In Volume 218, Page 2457. ..., Slllrler , low mileage, needs adults ontv tn Middleport . NOTICI! OF Letart Falls the remainder 755 , Meigs Counly Deed 10-5 battery $200 Phone 992· Phone 992 3874. APPOINTM.NT · of lhe week Records . 3 2S-Ifc 7658 ~ Cue No. 20,193 10 J.3tc Further excepting. 2.l acres 'REA1iv· M IX -CO NcR I!TI' t0-7 ltc lltlft of LAWRENCE R. --. con•oyed to ~erbert Gllkov . 138 ROLLING. ACRES delll/ered r ight to yoyr 1 Otcouoa . by dtld recorded In Votum e WIL!Y, YARD AND CARPORT SALE u~-. C!..J.. project. Fast and e31sy . Fr.te 1 PORTABLE sewing machine. Sl75 IS htrtbv given thot per acre. Heavy Nollct 243. Pag10 283, Meigs County Larrv L. Wiley of New Haven, by DeMoloy Molh er 's Club fMII esllmates . Phone 991-328~. , . S25. Phone 992-7138 timber - Minerals - Old Ottd Recorda . Oct 10 and 11 , Prlday ond 1973 VINDALE tro ller ond lot Goegleln Readv Mh( Cob 1 10-7 3tc Wilt VIrginia, haa been duly house & well Good Tht fOregoing real estate, appolntea Sat urday . Th ird house west located in Tuppers Plajns, 3 BEDRM. home. Just (VItddfeport , Ohl<~o I Executgor of the after sales of portions ttlereot, Estate of Lawrence hunting. of Brodburv Sc hool. County Ohio Phone (6W 667 -3817. NEW pieced comforts and Wiley , fin IShed, remodeling , Solem . 6-30-l!<j I Is ell qf the real estate dtCIUtd lilt OfE MtlgS Road 5. Discar ded fur . . 9·30-12tc qu i lt tops, S20 and up . MIDDLEPORT 1 st ., Rutland . Phone 742 - 230~ T:x-·c~-\,-..;f.:;;-:-G.-:--b -kh.• ,;, 1 remaining which wes con - Count~, Onlo nlture , retrlot~ator , penny - - - - - - -- - - -- - (614) 378-6274 . Telephone after 4 p m or see Milo 8 ...., • ac oe., , STORY FRAME . 3 BR . vtytd to Sold Investments , by pincher box, huge lOc line , MOBILE hom e, 12 x 51 par . Wayne Chevalier, Reeds· Hutchison · dozer and dltcher. GM, . Creditors are requlrtd 10 bath . Nice lot . New carpet deed recorded In VOlum e 2-40. file their claims with said Plus good s luff , easy tla llv furnl5hed , l2 x 2.- Add · ville, Ohio . · 9-2J.tfc electflc and wattr ll_n_t. • end pon•llng . Nat. gas Page 725, Me igs Countv Deed parking . A-Room . underplpned, I0-7.101p ------------burial , basements, foot tt'f; • fldutlory wllhln tour months. Rtcord1 1 heat . m.500. 10-9-2tc porch and .awning, and 3 BEDRM hoUSe s yrs old septic systems and brush Daled t ~ls 2lnd day of Terms or Sale : Ctsh. for not Stpltfltbtr - - - -- - - - - - - - - -metal storage building . DEER slugs, 12 go 11.29, 10 CLOSE IN - l'h acre. 2 Take ovfr paym'ents with nO cleaning . Will haul fill dlr.l , 1975 less thin fwo -lhlrda of · th• SOMETHING 'S golta give So Home on choice rented lot In ga. $1.19, 12 ga . Remington ' down payment. Cell 992 sou top sou, sand ahd anvet.J, BR . bath. Utility R. appnfltd value. payable upon - a yard sale Setu rdav Middlepor t IS'y perk Phone Express or Super X S3 13 after 5 p.m, limestone for driveways 1119. 1 Manning D. Webster Garoge. O..n water system delivery of deed . Appra ised beg inning at 10 a m Good 992 7290.. black pow~er, 12.90 lb. Lots . roads_ Phone Charles ~ " Judge & city woter. Enclosed - - - ~- ,- - -- - - - -10·7·5lp valut : u ,soo.oo . . girt's clothing mos ll y a and I0-8-6tp of new and used shotguns. Hatfield, Backhoe Service, I Court of Common Pleas Robert C. Hartenbech 10, lamps , kltc1'1en table, --------r----patio. $8,300. Very good discount on new HOUSE FOR SALE on Lincoln Rt . 1, Rutland , Ohio , '1A'2l , Probate Dlvlalon Sheriff, MeiDl C9unty cha lrs , draperies . coffee guns . Fife ' s, Th ird St., POMEROY lV> acre Hgts . J Iaroe bedrms, · and 6092. · L .~ 1. • Ohio Meigs Countv, 1101 9, 16, 23 , 30 , (11) 6, SIC and step tab les , novelties, Middleport. Phone 992·7'"· bath , living rm ., TV rm .. .7-11 -"MC l9l 25 (10) 2, 9, 3tc very private. 2 BR. bath, attractive hand -painted 10-7·121C tarot built -In kit chen , -· --- - - -- - - -...... I nice kllchen , utility R. apple .apple core on aged TWO 10 speed 26 Inc~ bfcyctes . coun•ter lop range, bultt ·ln e ·~ t<>-ll ATIN G'. dozer~ ·load ~ . wood Plllques . bird cage, Porch. Nat. ga• furnace. 2 dOUble oven, autumn gold, and backhoe work , sept~): boy's , one girl ' S, GERT'S a gay girl, ready for !! dult clothing , knick - One large bar In kitchen, all fully tanks ins talled. dum'p 1 ma tc hed set . like new . whirl after c:teanlng carpets car garoge. S1J,OOO. knacks. r ml s celleneous carpeted , In 3 rm , trucks end io -bovs for hlr..r" 1 story POMEROY with Blue Lustre Rent eiec. Phone 992 -7168 · · dishes , tee cart, pictures , will haul fill dirt , IGp SOli( bosom en\, garage wit h sham pGOer . Nelson ·s Drug I0 -6-7tc frame - 3 BR . bath . Full craft sets, toys, games , - - - - - - - - - - - - - Store . Sl iding doors . With or limestone end gravel,; C•J.t basement with TV room,. cannister sets and other wlfhoul furniture , pr iced Bob or Roger JefferS', d&yJ 4 10-9-llc Items R:eln date, Sa turday , NOW . selling Fuller Brush BR, utility, workshop. Nat. low Calf 992-2<0• for In phone 992-7089, night phon• · oct. 18. Charlene Hoeflich. ProduciS . PhOne 992-3410. 992 3525 or 992 ·5232 .. ._; ;,jd gas furnace, concrete patio formation . 109 High St , Flomerov. ----------~0-~fc TWO;;odJ~~~;o-;flr\1' In rear . $9,500. whtels. Will sell reasonable. . 10•7-12tc 2 11 ·\IC. , 10·9-ltc Phone 992 .5149,' Etber - . -- ~--- ---- - ., ) . TUPPERS PL41NS - 5 1973 HODAKA Wombal 125, Johnson, Pomeroy; Ohio R. MA~o.HINE A. dlrlblke. Good shape , 1,000 yrs. of~ . 3 BR . Bath. Dining ih MILEeast0i. Mason~W.Ve . SEW INU D 4 Bailey Run Road . 3 bedrm~: . , new kitchen, full Repairs , se rvice , all makes , YAR D SA!.E 11 Danville, Rt miles. 5400. Phone 992-28•5 R . HW floors . Full 10·9·31P baaement with utility . bosement, carpeted, 9921284 The Flbr lc1 Shopf 315. Phone 7•2-3038. 10-8-Jtc paneled , garage, forced ~lr Pomeroy Authotrzed Singer 10·8·3fc - - -- - -- - - - - - · Porches. fllrced air fur- - - - - -- - - - - - - ROUND maple tobfes wllh • BLACK Diamond 1\nament. Sales and Service W _t heat , fenced IU ecre yard . YARD sale, 592 Laurel st ., chairs Pt\one (614) 985·4202 Cell or write F M. Guttlrlv, nace . About 'Ill ' acre. F.H.A. ar,proved . rrlced for sharpen Scissors Middleport , lOam to5p .m. 33 Townsend, Athens. Ohio. 3 29-ffc quick sa e. Phone (3041 882· 10.8 ... tp $19,500. Wednesday, Thursday and - - - - -- - - - - - - - -· Phone (6U) 592-2158. 2484 . - ·- · -·-· --'---DON ' T THROW YOUR Frldav . Lots of misc .. oil LOCUST pos ts, 7 ft . and 10-9·3tp . 10-Hic 'ELWOOD SOI'iEA s kE;~f11' MONEY' AWAY .- LET US - - - - - - - - - fu rnace, furn lf ure ond nice firewood Phone (61A) 985 _____ _ _ __,_ _____ _ -· Sweepers, toasters lrQh' <lothing · ACROSS from school lot 11 APPRAISE THE HOUSE for ute, reasonable 4 225 a ll small appliances .' Lawn ) 1 ' ~ 10 8·3tc Syracuse. I will disconti nue PROPERTY BEFORE 1o-a'utp priced, Phone 992·7648 . mower , ne»el t.o Sta te High l - - - - - - -- -- - - - - - - - -- - - - - - -- - . Mer le Norm lin Cosm~tJcs es YOU BUY OR SELL. 9·28-52tc way Garage on Route ,....,.... I YARD sates, 'Thursdoy IN DASH "l Ch I Cltf - , of Oct . 30. All cosmettcs In -:.--"""':-----'- '---P~one 985 3825 , • 1 99:1-2259 If no answer Frida Y •n d sa t ur dav , oct . ib., ,' • Band transceiver ~. anne amzen stock ' 25 pet · off Wt ore moving out of aloft, ortd "fill offer tht fOllOwing .fms 10 9 61 99:1-2568 · -·--.. 161 • ~ 10 and 11 at Hobart Sme lley mpx radio , 8 track stereo.' -· c lltml tor lift 11 !'"bile ouctlon at our llomt on Church -------,--._ residence, Chester . ,o~h;~c Call 992-1965. t97i'HoN'DAI25xl',-;;;lv-;; St., Sltwort, D. OWner - Carol Cunninghtm Beyler 1rtd WIU1rd ltylor. - - -- - - - - - -...... - - 9•.(.tfc condltJon, must sell Phone - --;- - - - - -- - - (30'i 882 2989. Auct. Nolo: Moatofthoseitemsareoldortdgood. ' • FAMilY Yor~ Sale, 2U GREEN , 8EANS, pick vour 10-9-.. c Pe arl 51 ., Midd leport. own . Andrew Cfoss, Letart Something tor everyone. O<d dlslle$, several pes. Carnival glass. china. sp0011 Falls , Ohio. Phone 2•7 -2152 . Everything cheap. Phone 10-Htc REMINGTON , t.100 ' auto, holden, !iolt dishes, approx . 60 or 70 pes Roseville, 992 -2888 . Tuesday. Wed · now 12 or 20 ga. 1172.50. depression gloss, milk glass. Fenton glass, ruby glass. nesday and Thursday . \ 0-7.,4tp swEET potatoes . Phone U3 · . . Flle's, _Middloport, Oh)o , . pewter, oak cupboard w-glass doors (nice shape), oil · 9-30·361c 2432 . FOR 'GREAT COUNTRY lamp!, milk can, walnuj bed, wa lnut dresser tFrult 10·5·5tc - -";"'- - YARD Sole, Thursday a~d STEREO' Wood handl•s) , •moll glass door bookcose, wolnut Frid ay at Methodist por - - ~~ -.-------.,..-..=-. USED CHAIN uws, •91 Listen to Geno Khon Locust St. , Middleport. sonege on Coll~ge Road , RUG weovtng ond rugs tor slond w-whlte casters. iron door slop, Ivory pens a nd WHk Nlgllh from 20ACRES - 2hoUMt,anesolo. Phone 992-2329. Phone 992-3092. Svrllcuse. other Items, driftwood. beveled mirror , quilt tops, 7:38 to Midnight 10·5-6tc 9-11-26tc dbl. wide, nice ba~n an school 10-7-Jtc blankets. old q'u llts, small stand. quilt ing frames 011 ---,- - ...... bus and mall rta. s:n 1000. • FAMILY · '!nlrd Sale , 1284 9 REG . A~gus heifer ~ , IX · 1976 STARCRAFT trovef BRICK HOME - 3 bedrooms. complete (extra goodl. Singer treadle sewi ng mach ine WMPo.FM STEAE092 ce llent blood lfno . Phone 992·· tra ifers and fold ·downs . Powen 51 , Middleport Ocl. with loldlng box top and sma ll head, coal buckets, iron l!lod. kit. nat. gas. city water 278J. 8', 9 and 10. Winter cloth ing , Lowest prices In trf .stete . ond nicely paneled. Now · kettle, railroad oiler, olllantern, log chains, drill power 10Htc all sizes , bedspreads , All 1975 fofd ·do.,ns reduced . $11 ,000. saw, few sleigh bells, 'h h.p . elect. motor. ghrflen tools, . curtains. tr lmllne we igh ! ------------~ GIIIXY S2.39r S1armaster EXCELLENT Bundv cornet, large bookcose with gloss doors , old botlles. one • redUcin g machine, new Sl ,729, XL Deluxe , 11,375. NEW LISTING - 3 bldtoom1, Si mplicity panerns . 10c ' 1968 English Ford . Phone Camp Conley Starcrert bath, mod. kit . gil furnace, 2 wooden jolnl for water from Cripple Cr0<1~. stone jars, 992 321l. each, whil e' they lest Sales. R t 62 North or Pt . porches and level lot. $12,500. stone jugs, old posl cards, turn . stand, Whitehouse 10-5-6tc Matetlalo , trims . end Pl~ llsan t , W Va Deep Freeze (chest type! . organ stools. Singer sewing thr•ads reduced to sell 10·6·51c l ACRE - 3 bedrooms, bath,. TRAVEL TRAI~ER, MUST drilled well, and old service Mise . of oil klhds . mochlne convePied to elec. , cherry table, glass jars SELL.I976 35 II. factory elr . I0-7-2tc station . Qlly sa.ooo. (ball top , green jars, zlnk lfds ), old clothes pins , World private bedrm ., full both , ~ENOV4TED 7 room Wor I nap sack , ofd bed pan, Iron griddles, Iron skillets, tarpeted through , tandem 5 fjA MIL y Yard Salt, I mile hoUit. 3 btd-..ms, bath, nlod. wttetls, many extr11, deluxe Cranberry Hall hanging lamp (rare), old magazines , out of Harrisonville Fur . kit . gas F.A. furnoce. 2 acreo throughout . Wlti toke nitun , clothing of all Slit shells, round top trunk, cedM churn, lin boxes. wagoo smaller trailer on trade . ACRE lot wlfh sepllc tank and Gf land. $29,500. · and novelties . Phone 7d· wheels, oak lable, old books, oak arm chair. lron' bed , water tap, metal bUilding Mrs Llnly , Henderson's 31A6 5 ACRES - In the country, reeker, p icture frame, wooden bowl , old' kllchen tools , Mobile Home Perk, Htn · near F lve Points. Phone pertly fenced . Nice farm 10.7 Jtc (614 ) 915-•202. derson , W. VII. at Shedlt large copper kettle \'f·Stahd (extro good )' Tiffany desk pond, drilled well and mobile Brld.g~ ' ¥ lamp, hand bells, Mis.slon bell doled 1814; ~olhroom hqme. 115,500. IO·I_·6tC FLEA MAR KET be tween - - -· __ !:.., _______ ,._,.,., gas r•diant h~ater. bow) lng ball. bag Md • RM .· HOUSE and bOth, SYRACUSE - 7 room frame Pom troy end Ruttend at flrop lact. Phone 992-5171 . llou-. on nIce lot. $3',000. shoes, wire rim glasses (gold) , old pictures. llat Irons, crossroads . &aby beds , ONe fll Eltc . water pump, like new wlfh 20gallon tank ' bicycles. sweepers , portable 10·2·121< NEW LISTING - 157 acre !own mower, pots. pam nd ma n~ other mloc Items Pump Is one -th ird h.p. 175. sewing mach ines. tri cycles, Phono 992-5716. elec gulter and amp lfltr .' J BR HOME, luof fl~llhod ceHie farm , a room homt, -10-Htc Open 10 to 6 remodeling . Saltm ·st ., bath, Iaroe barn and 2 pondt . . 10 7 3ft Rulfand Phone 742 :2306 Molt 160,000.00 5 FT . BUSHHOG . J•pt. hitch, arter ~ p, m . or Ht Milo B. BE SECUR£ TEAMS: CASH Positive 10 noo. P~one (614) 985·3594 , Hutc h In son 10-Htc Not Responsible for Accidents Food Served 2 BEDRM . trailer . Kingsbury 10-10 JOHN Deere do1er. New engine, paint , canopv with Road, .." m1te off Sl. Rt. Auctioneer- Uoyct Dillinger winch . Rtvtrltr bar . U.500 . Furn ished, no pets, 1 or 2 P~one (614) 985-3594 . Ch1ldren , Phone 1.-2 3172 •, Rt. I Shade, 0.-Pflone 6"·126t _.. 10 Htc • 10 7 261c Card Of Thanks Television ·log for easy viewing ._ B uszness ' . . . ervlces. . 'r\ . t:l' • amer.oy '@) 'OUAUTY'N :,Poto, r Co.,' . 1972 CHEVROLET 2 TON • . sc ENNV BITES dN 'i<JRE SIDE OF TH 1 BR IDGE, LUKEV? WHAT DO '1tlU CONSIDER • A DA'< NOT WASTED ? I .( ' I ,' . V~irthday I • ' �..... 8- The Uau~ Senhnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Thursday, Oct. 9, 1975 . ~~~~~~~~~~:f:§~f:: ~~fij~.NS~nr.~.TOCc7:. 2? ~rp~ For Fa$t Results·_ :Us.e m . 1 mil e pest Miles ' liQO IOdlly , 0 CIOber 9• 197_. Cem ~ t e ry out of Rutland 1 have missed you sadlv , · I I0 931C Here where yo u used tO' be • __ .... .,. ---··---~---~-"I Wllnted tQ keeo YOU GUN SHOOT at Ameri can But God willed rt not to be . • Leg iQn Farm , Rutla nd, v.~,~~~~es~ome won!r~ '~ I ~h~ . ~~~;~ F~~~~~v Rc~~~e~ An~bsorrow too gr.eat~ to b e t B~Lt,o :on:.·who loved you an d guns 10 9 Jt p -------------YoUr.1memory wlll never orow old . ,. • Sodty mlosed by wife. Lillian . 10·9·ltc - - -- - -- - - - - - -- - NEW " OIL OF MIN K." IN LOVING memorv of Geo product-s , new cotalo~s Gel N. Sargen t who paned away On our growing customer nine yellrs ago , Oct 0. 1966. list Or 01aybe you woul~ like to toke orders? Phone Helen J Brown , 992 · ~113,. Oc tober co me s with sad reore1s . KOSCOT Ind 1epe ndent 1 The dlly , th e m(ln!h we will Distributor never fo rget. , 9 21 -ffc For In our heart he wittelways - - - - - - - - - - - - - - SHOOTING Match , Sunday , SUIV . Oc t 12 starting a1 12 noon , Loved and remembered every day. Happy Ho llow Gun Club 10 8 41c M~s~~dfa~ il~ls wife , Bllrbara ___________ - - - - - - - - -- - .... - - _'_':_9~ 1p Wanted To Buy , . . WANT J\'PS INFORMAT.ION 5 PM OEDAaDyLIBNeEfosr e loca!lon . ° Pub . c~~~7~~~i~~~d~~~r e~trons 9 Wil l be accept ed until 9 6 m to r oav or Pu blicat ion :u~~~h~:~,~~~~ The .. the right to edit or re ec t any ads d ee~e d Obie~t!o na l. •Th e pubt1she r wdl not be responsible tor more lhan one lncor.rect Insertion RATES For Want Ad Service 5cen ts per Wor d One In sert ion Mmimum Charg~ S1 00 1 14 cenls per word lhree consecutiv e Insertions ' 26cents per word six con , seculive inser Tions · 1S Per Cent Discount on paid ads and ads paid,_-wllhin 10 days CARD OF THANKS ' & Ob;tuary 52.00 tor 50 word minim um . E3" ~ a.:lUilional word Jc BLIND ADS AdAV~~:·. ~~';;:~n15c '1 ' ,. Auto Sa'""' • ' ·' 2 SIG ' The·Seutznel Classifie.d~··,'ltf ' Ia . , ' ", ' I ' ()f , s . , ' • . · , BOOKKEEPING Collection systemS, offke 5Upplu 58Vice. '1 •. 5299~ lARRY.WHQB . REY, _ 102"-CA.blue~ob&cleonlnlerlor,flneservlcerecord & never hauled heavy loads, 292-6 cyl ., 1500 lb ., 2 speed Ac~ounfant reor axle, 825• 20 . 10 plu tires. , "' Phone992·6173 19.72 CPM£T2 DR. $ 1850 6 cyl. std. frons., ladlo,llke new W·W tires, blue finish. nice car with gdod economy, p·'oMEROY MOTOR co · L Racine Plumbing & ,_UI'I u..iM ' Tax I~ Se · I• "!''....,1 lliCe, 1970CHEV.CAMARO ' , $2095 3.50 V·8 automatic Irons., power steering and brakes, dark gre<!n finish, vlnvl roof, saddle bucket seats, console. radio, like new w-w 11res. . , . '®··.· ·,. 9·21-3otc ' D&M APPLIANCE Your Hell Dealer Third St. ' Rae ln-. Ohio Ph . 949·5961 Emergency 9-49·Z211 or 992-5700 Complete air condlllorilng sales and service, heating , plumbing , roofing and general sheet metal work Free Estlmotn 9·14·1 mo • -r-------- · · .' • ~ ~ u.s·' COINS WANTEDTOBUY ~ ' l ~ ' WILL' PAY ldi < 26 for t964 ' and o ~ dimes . ~·, 65 tor 1964 and old , quarters . td•;. $1 .30 for 1964 and o 1! halves . d ld r $3 .40 for 1935 an o e d_o_lla_r•_ FORSALE---:;_ MEMWH )~t: WHEAT BACK PE't~ :IE ~ WIN AT BRIDGE WHATt;V;;~ IT' I~) Sf~M~TO A ROLL •', SILVER CERTtFICAn t : S1.25 EACH t u.oo Bills_ S3 .2S 11 HAVE EIEE'N ~CA~IOD ss.ooGoldcolnsxFcond·~ ·Slap-dash seldom scores big OUT' OF ITS WITS ·· ~y ITS FACt;TO·FACE CON· F~O..,TATIOlU 992.7608 ...... WITH WASH AND EASY . Sales & Service Pets ---------------------------Lost .. . THE 616FOOT /Oil. .85 A ROLL BUFFALONI~KELS$7.0 !<: ·- .:---;--------- --- - ........ Employment Wanted ------- ------- Sale · ·FlEE ESTIMATES SMITH NELSO .... :; MOTORS, Rent rAil ROU11V'UP ... II ------------ Help Wanted ___________ ~u~~ We Houses We Paint Barns ;.: We Pairt Roofs We Paint Anything :; Wanted To Rent lARRY J.A,VE8DER AI Ph. 742·232t Sale Ott. 6-18 WE. HIWf' 1!0001 BUT SO UHLE ELSEIF- OHl'l' I COULD GEr A J09 I 'IOU \<lil l, BERT· I'M AS G0D0 AS I KrCw YOU I EVE R WA S- RETTER THAN MOST OF THESE WILL ·· YOU ARE SO STRONGO fiOY5 · - IF I ONL'f COULD 6ET A <lND YOU CAlf DO SO MANY THitiGS .. CHANCE - -7--,---------- --------------· ,- Salt Mobile ------------ for for Sale Dinner's been readL! for an Where shall I put dump them on t.he table. Skeezix! these? hour! .--..,.-- : ~~=~baJ:f"l""1"11 a PUBLIC AUCTION -------------- SAT., OCT. 11, 1975 - 10:00 A.M. ---------~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~-,~~~~~~~---, oww~ AH'LL STRANGLE . .. j -:.. 1-------------For Rent ,,.J,• t ____________ 1 -who._ won, ftYour -------------- -----.---------- ~~~ won, hr+-+-r+- r-+-t-'1 -----------.....--- ------------- .· ~ .. STEWART, OHIO -------- I • ~~M "'tal -·--------------- ,o 7:»-Hollywood Squores 3; Hollywood Squorft ~~ Ohio State Lottery 6; Eve~lng edition with Martin Agronsky 20k r Wild Kingdom 10; To Tell the Truth 13; American Outdoorsman 15. B:oo--Montefuscos 3,4,15; Barney Miller 6, 13; Wal'8,10;. Romantic Rebellion 33; Classic Theatre 20. 8:30--Fay 3,4,15; On the Rocks 6,13; Clasalc Thtatr.· Preview 33. 9:DO- Eller~ Queen 3,~.151 Streets of San Francisco 6,13; Movie "Pat Garrett and Billy The Kid'' • r Classic Theatre 33; Movie "The St. Valtnllne'a Day Massacre" 10. 10:DO-Medlcal Story 3,4,15; Harry 0 6,13. News 20. 11:110-News 3.~.6.1,10, t3,15r ABC News 33.11 :30Johnny Carso 3,4,15; Mamlx 13; FBI 6; Movie "Day of the E vii Gun" 8; Movlt "The Postman Always Rings Twice." 10; Janak! 33. 12:JO-..'Longstreet 13; Mannix Mannix 6. 1 DO-Tomorrow 3.~. .I :3D-longstreet 6; News 13. Frldlty, Octobtr 10, 1975 6:GO-Columbul Today 4; Sunrise Semestwr 10. 6: 15-Folk Literature 3. artd does lay down his ace of 6:25-Farm Report 13. clubs, but his next club play is a NORTH 9 6:30-New Zoo Revue 4; News 6; Bible Anawtrl 8; low one toward Ute jack. • A 87 Farmtlme 10; Blue Ridge Quartet 13. West takes his queen and goes 6:40-()unce of Prevention 10 . • Q932 about the business of setting up 6: 45-Mornlng Report 3. "'J 32 his hearts but this doesn't 6:55-Chuck White Reporh 10; News 13. EAST WEST bother expert South at all. 7~DO-Today 3,~, 151 A.M. Amorlce 6,13; CBS Newt I; • J 1053 • Q42 South wanted to guard against a Bug1 Bunny and Friends 10. • QJ1076 • 83 H club break and the low club 7:30-SchooiiH 10. • J864 + K105 8:110-Lucy Show 6r Captain Kangaroo 8,10; Sesame to the jack was a perfect safety Street 33. "'Q 7 "' 1086 play. ,.. SOUTH 101 Give-west four clubs he could 8:30-Big Valley 6. 9:110-A.M. 3; Phil Donahue 4, 15; Lucy Show II Mike • K98 take his queen then or later, but Douglas 10; Morning with D. J. 13. ¥ K92 that would be his only club t A7 9:30-Not For Women Only 3; One Life To Live 6; trick . If East held them he o1o AK954 Musical Chain I ; New Zoo Revue 13. would take his quarry . Later on, South would lead a club 1D:DO-Celebrlty Sweepstakes 3.~. 15; Dinah I 61 Gl...._ N<Take 8,10; Mike Douglas 13. Both vulnerable from dummy and pick up Ute . 10:30-Wheel ol Fortune 3.~.151 Price Is Right 8,10. rest of Ute suif. 11:110-High Rollers 3,15; I Dream of JHnnle ~~ Gambit 1,10.' West Nortb East Solltb 11 :3D-Hollywood SquarH 3,15; Happy Days 13; 1 N.T. Midday ~; Love of Life 8,10; Sesame Strtll 20,33. A reader from · Louisiana 11 :55J-Take Kerr 8; Dan Imel's World 10. Pass 3 N T. Pas! Pan wants to know why it is that tbe 12:00 Magnificent Marble 3,15; Showoffs 131 Bob Opentng lead- Q ¥ experts always make Ute win· Braun's 50-50 Club 4; Newt 6,1, 10. '----,~-------... · ning plays in our column. · 12:30-3 For the Monty 3,151 All My Chlfdrtn 6,131 By Oswald & James Jacoby Today's article shows quite Search For Tomorrow a, 10. Slap-dash play 'works on occa· the opposite. The expert makes 12:45--Eiectrlc Company 33. ston . South wms the first heart three or maybe four notrwnp. 12:55-NBC Newt 3,15. ..-..---...- -.. and goes. after clubs. The slap- The ondinary player makes four 1:DO--Hewa 3; Ryan'• Hope 6.13; Phlt Donlhue I; Young & the Restleu 101 Not For Women Only 15. dash player bangs down the ace five or even six. 1 : ~ays of our LIVH 3.4,15; Lt!l's Make A DNt 6,1:1; and king Thi~ drops, West's In 1eneral, we try to llhow the As the World Turn• 1,10. queen and South is sure of 10 best play and Ute best play winl 2:D0-$10,000 Pyremld 6,13; Guiding Light 1,10. trtcks He probably makes an more often than poorer onell, eleventh by leading a diamond but it does not win all the time. 2:30-Doc:lon:l-4,15; Rhyme and Reason6,13; Edge of Night 1,10. • toward dummy's queen and (Do you have a question tor 3 : DO-Another World 3,4,15; General Hospital 6, 13; may even wind up with twelve· fhe Jacobys? Write "Ask the Match Game 1, 10; Sey Brother 20. if the defense isn't top notch. Jscobys " care ol this 3:30-0ne Lilt to Live 13: Max B. N!mbdlt 6; Tal· The expert declarer doesn't newspaper The most In· tletaiH 1,10; Black Perspective on the Ntw1 20. do nearly as well. He has bid teresting questions wlfl be 4:oo-Mr. Certoon 3; Mtrv Griffin 4; 5omerMt 15; three notrump and wants to win used In this column and Mickey Motile Club Ur Mlater Ragen 20,33; the game and rubber. writers wilf receive copies of "They Got Me CoVered" 10; Dinah I 13. He does win the first heart JACOBY MODERN.) 4:30-Bewlfched31 Mod Squad61 Partridge Famlty I ; Sesame Street 20,33; Get Smart 15. 5:110-BGnlnza 31 DFemlty Affair I ; Star Trek 15. ....w._-L....l........,.....,__, 5:30-Aclam·l2 4r News 6; Beverly Hlltblltltl I ; Electric Company 20,33; Adam-12 13. by THOMAS JOSEPH 6:DO--Hewt 3.4.1,10,13,15; ABC News 61 Hodglpollgt DOWN ACROSS 6:~~Newe 3.4;15; ABC News 13; AMy Grlftlftl 6; 1Haze 1 Entangle CBS Mlrws 1.10; T-Way 111\'W 20. 2 Rtverberale 5 Debussy's 7:c.-Truth or ConMqutncM 3; To Ttll1'he Truth 4; 3 Gunslinger's "l.a -" Lawrence Welk I; Bowling tor Ootlws 6; Avllllon 8 Andes grass weapon Weather 33; News 10; Don Acltms Screen Test 13: t Unprincipled 12 wds.) Family AHelr 15; Ollto Journal 20. 7:30-Porler Wagoner 3; IIGbby VInton ~~ Candid 13 Hunt for 4 Marchll1g · Camera 6; Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky bargains cadence 20 $25,000 Pyramid 10; To Telt the Truth 13. Pap I 14 Withdraw wonl Goes the Country 151 Black Penpec!IV41 on the 15 "- Dam 5 Sacred News 33. 3 Bl Hot" Hebrew a:c.-Sanlord and Son 3,4,15; Mobile One 6,1 1 g 11 Jutting rock writingl II Birthplace zt Where Eddie 1, 10; Washington Week In Review ~33W ll Frank's sec- I Abrulve ol John Hemi 8:30-Chlco and rtt. Man 3,4,15; M·A·S·H 1,1 ; I 11 ond male 7 Fabled bird Steinbeck Ouist,ophe Street Week 20,33. " WMI H 181111" 18 Towel fabric IG Executioner's Z2 Oiltribule ruled 9·c.-Rockford Filii 3,4,15; Movie S 01 · 6, 131 Hawaii Flw-0 1, 10; Firing Line 20; Olge. 33· zo Smoking command proportion- 33 Isles near room (3 wdl.) ately· Ireland 15. BafnabY Jonei 1,10; 1o·c.-Pollce woman 3.4, • Zl Garden plant I~ Opposing 23 NOla 34 Nomad's · News 20; Paul Nuctt1ms 33. Z3 Arctic 1% Hero's love 25 Gull housing 10·30-Avlatton WNthtr 20. 1 t3 explorer II - IUI'geoo Z7 Fonteyn or • Lamb's : Johnn CarlOn JA, 15; Wide World Specla I 11 .c.Y r - 6· Movlt "Thret Ring Zl Man with 18 Great Lakes Nureyev, utterance Sammy and ....,,.,...,y ' , -k " 1o· J-kl 33 an "anny" city e.g. 37 Short awim Cl cus"B·Movlt"LIIdylnthe- t ' ' 1·Hiclnlght Speclat 3.4,15; Wide Wortd 5peclat 6; . Movte "The EyesofChlli'ltiSand''10: Hews13. 2'30--Movle "Come September" -'· %7 Unit of 4:»-Movlt "Istanbul Expreu" "· fineness for """ you money will pop up sUk auddenly. 111 on your 10M to grab n, tor n will dlaoppeer 11 ztl Bela's son qulcl<ly u h appeared. n Sheik's posaeaslon ICOIIPIO (Oat. 14-Ne¥, II) Keep your IChadule llexllllt to30 Near, ln day. You're going to milia tome Iudden changea In ,_ Prf1117, Oat. 11, 1171 31 Jo - P!lug IF YO' DON'I direction. You want to bl 32 Alllll (..,_ I1•Apf(l 11) locked Into on outmodad pl8n. STCP A-SA.YIN' -+--if--+--if---1 Oon, put your mouth In motiOn IAGmAIIIUI (1111, IS-Del. "YARSH belore your brain It In ,.... to- 11) Don, bt turprittd today H 1 35 Type of dey . You oould bt very you an Old 11 energy lrrllltlng to all within ..,,hot. dab! comet torth and paya II ")0' "' 37 DreadfUl ·11 38 Governing TAUIIUI (Apf(l 10-ltlaf 10) filii part of the obligation. !. You'll find you're bettor at , CAPIItCOIIN (Del. U-.lall. • group hondllng ltf'foul matttrt In the 11) Your work hlbltl 39 Empress bl p.m. 1han In rtt. o.m. Don't rulh qun. up to 1nuff today. 8t Farah's r-t--T-t-11nto dtclllont without -.lghlng careful hoW you handle tooll, land altemolf-. IIPICially th<lll lhtlt lltfong lo II OXygenate lzr-t-+-+-t GIMINI (MIJ 11-.1- 10) otllara. llCioaely Your flrtt lmpuiM today II to (M 10-M. 1t)· confined "---1-....&.-...,ld look alief your Hlt-lntar-. AGUAIIIUI You11 gain tornllhtng ol value You'll aoon dltCOYor you'll IC· todly beciUH 0111 In I kay ' DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: comptlah mort by adhering to poaltlon will help you tC· AXYDLBAAXII ......_ thtl aplr~ of glye-and-take. compllah lhlng1 you could , II L -O NGFELLOW CANCIII (,_ 11.,., II) ntwr pull off on your own. One' letter simply etands for another. In this sample A II You'll be ukad to do 1 favor fltiCII (..._ . .lltroll.) A used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etr. Slncle letters. vou oontldar an lmpoatUon. randezvou1 wll~ a perton apo~trophes, the lencth and formation of the wqrda are all You'll find . you nol' only !HI you're very fond of 11 In lilt goOd about doing II, but art hints. ,Each day the code lettel'l are dlft'erent. c:ard1 today. It will bl - · hovlng fun . to boot. prllfng, beclu" you'll meet in CRYPTOQUOTES LIO (J...., IS-Aifl, II) H you a placa you'd 1e11t ppect to tnCOUntar her. don't aucceed on lht IIIII trY zc GDPC HQJ WCJ SCRIH JQ ond you probably won't hong In thtrt. It may takt ltV4trol attempta, but you'll lAC EOHT ZQYTA OH A'IBG DSI H- CI\Ch the briU ring. ¥11100 (AUtJ. ll· a.,l. H) JQ TDHBC DA J G CW Q I R G J 011.11.1m You're apt to lllpti'Itnot eome KHP on tha good of your domHitc pr-urtt Mtly In the IACT.-SNDOAC KDABDN d1y.' Lator . thlngl will gtt ln·IIWI or flllllly , _ 11111 Yntenlay'e Cryptoquote: TO BE SUCCESSFUL YOU MUST brighter . You won 't even coming year. Ona Of TAKE ON THE HARD JOBS, TilE JOBS THAT OTHERS remember what dlaturbed you. could put you on to IOfMIIllng that will be ntramaly ' DON'T, WON'T, OR CAN'T DO. - HENRY B. DUPONT LIIIIA (a.,l. »-Oat. H) Art profhable. fC)It?& tlln1 FtoiUINIJtMIIooto, 1..,) opportunl!y that will mlkt or INI:WIPAPU---. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1975 4 · 3tf--Bewltched 3; Mod Squod 6; Partridge Family 8; Sesame Street 20,33; Get Smart 15. 5 DO-Bonanza 31 Famllv Affair 8; Star Trek 15. 5:30--Adam-12 4; News 6; Beverly Hillbillies 8; Electric Compony 20,33; Adam-12 13 • . 6·DO-News 3,4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6: Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Jodv's Body Shop 33. 6:30--NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Your Future Is Now 33; Classic Theatre Preview 20. 7 ·co-Truth or Consequences 3; To Tell The Truth 41 Bowling for Dollars6; Space: 1999 8; News 10; Let's Make A Deal 13; F,amlly Affair 15; Romagnolls' Table 20; Family at War 33. 1 Charge pe r UI.O<I CALLin-2331 ·;: OFFICE HOURS uUand- RogerW1m1l J . D or t H. Rotary Mower 8.30a m 10 5 oop m Da> ly, OPEN EVES , (br us h hog ) Phone Hu bert 1•00 8 30 a m. . lo 12 00 Noon • • . •• 1 WOULD like to tha nk oil the Pri ce , Por ll and 843-26<1 . Saturdav POMEROY, OHIO nursts , nurses ' aides , Dr 10-9 6tc Walker and all those that - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ...__ , ' · vlsfled me and sent cards MA CE Man ches ter , 3 or 4 Johnson Masonry and flow ers during my st~y month s old, prefer black 1973 FORD Pickup, 150 VB , 4 ,IY*; ; :~ ~~1>k 0 . S700 Phone at the Ho lu r Med ic al Leonard Hess , Ce ntury Ber . 3 sp, p.s., p.b .• 11.800. Phone & Remodeling Center . Fredll M . Smith . · Pomeroy , Ohio . 1 9-7..5tc (6141 985 -359A. 10:9.11p I0-8-31c WELL TR AINED Beagles . ' Bird & Mastic VInyl Al so. pups from ~ weeks to S From the leroest Truck Slalnt ;tO turn 1tur e, . ice ti(nu~s , 1600 Nye St. 1972 NOVA In ·excellen t con . months . Ph one 742 2521 . Alean, Alcoa & Wolverine Bulldozer r•fadlator to th• ' brass beds, or complete · 10 7 31c dltion For more In . · ~ - 9 lip Pomeroy Atum·lnum Siding s~anest Heater Core. FEMALE black and Wh ite households Writ e M , D.. formation, call 667 ·3759 or ------~----- - -~ Bird VInyl Gutters hound los t at Issac Welton M l ll ~ r . Rt 4. Pom eroy , ,. 1960 ElECTRA Bu ick, needs 667 3652. Ph. 992-3313 TO GIVE AWAY - Male dog Nathan Biggs 1nd DOwnspouts F1rrn on the Shade Rive-~ .. Ohio . Ca ll 992 7760. transmissions . Inquire at 10·5-Stc 10 give away to good hom e in Radiator Spec•, " or 992-5880 Solllts olen kinds Phon• ( 30•l ~72 -5874 . ' 10-7-74 Tewksbary Barber Shop country . Genlle with '· 10·5-75 10 941 0. - - - - - - - - - - - -- 10·7·6tc ' 1967 INT ERNATIONAL 992.224 4. children . Phone ,-..-.-------------c-~ Ptckup With cattle racks 10-B3tc · , .~ , Also . bltfl erv opera ted fence NOTICE OF IN~._;; charger Phone 742-2746. • C:<ISH paid lor all makes ana Real Estate For Sale APPOINTMENT For models of mobile homes . , 10 8 Jtc Ph . 9t2-21H Pomerov• Cut No. 21595 Phone ar~a code 614 423 . Estote ol BELVIA . RIGGS Blown ONE f t RUSTIC Hills home, $6.500 9531. e propelled 2112 h.p. out outright , 517,078.51 balance DtCtlltd. CA~PENTR Y, paneling , Insulation Services . board motor. One_..a wick Phone 992·7523. 4-13 lie Notice Is hereby gJven tha t turn lng plow. One Dave ' flooring and ceiling . Phon e For Blown inlo Wells & Attics' Arnold Riggs of 121 CriSsmfll 991-2759 Bradley grf\rden tractor with 10-5·6fp PR IVATE mee ting room lor P~ . STORM Rood, Sl Clairsville, Ohio, has B h.p. Wisconsin motor One· --9-t7 -26t c any organization . phone 99 2 ' ' WINDOWS& DOO~S custom made canopy · NEW house . unfinished, 3 been duly appointed E•ecutor COUNTRY HOME wllh 15 x 31115 REPLACEMENT • of the Esta te of Belvia R lggs, 15. Phone 678-2166 ' bedrooms, on 3 ~cres land , gorog• or outbul ldLngs, Call t{ EMODELIN G. Plumbing , 3 11 lfc near Meigs Mine No . 1 on · 10 56 Gecened . late of L~ngsvlile , WINDOWS , heating and all types · of 742 -2568 . .- - - - - - - - ----....:._:_ tc Hampton Hollow Road , 1/4 R 0 ., Meigs County , Ohio 10-9 6tc ALUMINUM ge neral repair Work LAURELANO Aportments, __:_ mile . Been lived In, S9,000. f. Cradltors are required to SIDING>SOFFITT guaranteed. 20 years ex .r ----~-----------r- file their claim s with said 6th and George Streets In r- -L-A- N - -= D-M-::-:-A-::R"K:-:,-::5:----, Also, 1938 Chevy, runs good perlence Phon e 992 -2. 4 09. GUTTERS-A\tNINGS New Haven. W. Va Brand wllh new battery, S200. fldu clll ry wltl'lln fom: months NOTICE 5-1 If~. new 2 •bedrm . town houses. Pursuant to Write of . Dated th lo 30th dav of -· -- -·Phon• 1614) ID- ~65 . appliances furnished, fully ,.• · r 01 _:o·l_!tP E)(tcullon Issued by the Court Sep\ember 1175 I carpeted, renting S128 up svracus•, Ohto Free Estimates Inc luding utilities . Call · ONE HOUSE wllh 5 rms . and Pll. 9.9J:.J993 ~~U~~~o~~o,PII e:~ll o~ff~e~~~ Mann ing 0 . Webster manager at 1 (304) 882-2567 . a bath In nice neighborhood . 4·10 1 mo . Judge SO MEONE with some ex . Tromm ·salt , at public auction . ·at th e Only $7,200. Phone 992-5786 ''----:......---'--~ Cour t of Common Pleas , ' front door of ""Courthouse In perience to help build fenc e ~------ -- - - 10 -5-~tc 10-5 l tc . , . :~·:!., Probole Division Pomtroy . Ohio, on November or will giv e cont rac t. Phone MOBILE home located in PRIZES - FUN - - -- - - - - - - - -- SEPT IC TANK S c leaned . 12 , 1975, at 10 :00 o'clock A. M , I ~ !• 949 2057 . Middleport. Phone 992-5535 3 BEDRM hous~t In Racine . Modern Sanitation . 992-395-4 the following desc ri bed real, NOTICE OF ' 10-8-Aic 10 8 tic REFRESHMENTS 9-17 1 mo1 .·:·I Phone 949-2671. · or 992 7349 · APPOINTMENT estalt, to-wit :· -------------• .....:.... .....:....· • 't•<';> ' l 10·5 26tc ~ 91811c Sltulltd In Bedford I ~~ j CosoNo. 21,U1 EXPERIENCED baby sitter . ~-BEDRM ~ -;;;,-.- $tJOper Come rn and 'register. Townsh iQ. Me igs County, Estate of THELMA I . WIL.EY C BRADFORD. Aucfloneor,. needed i!t Wash ington , W month, utilities paid . Phone No purchase. necessary . 3 BEDROOM home Shower WE SPEC'fALIZE In mobil e Ohio . Complete Service. PtlOAI Dectued. Va . 40 hou r week wllh, ex 992 3975. and beth, one floor plan . home furnac~ repa lr. Phone Btfng lnSecflon 16, Town 949-2487 or 949 -2000 Ratl~t ,' Notice Is htrtb~olvc:,r that ,cellent ~mp l oyee benefits .a.tfc 10 Buemonf, double garag~ ship 3, Rang• 13, Ohio Com . Larry L. Wiley of ew aven, POMEROY L4NDMARK Ohio, Crltt Bradford . ,. 992-5858. plus separate housing with - - - -- - - - - - - - -- with workshop over, car~ panv's Purchase. Beglonlng west Virglnlg , has been duly 9-18-tfc 10r9·1fC all expenses pa id Phone TRAILER space for rent . All '96_ JackW. Corsey,Mgr. port : 3 outbuildings Almost at the centt'r ot the westline of appointed Executor of the 1304) 863 -6088 after 6 p, m .. util ities . Phone 992-5535 -------~----~~ 2 acres of tan ~ . Phone 1.-2. seld Section 16 ; thenc& ,east ESia le of.Thelmo B. Wll~y. I0 -9-6tc 9·16·1fc ~ _, Phone 992-2181 WILL trim or cut trees and 1 WOULD YOU BELIEVE? 2845 or see Robert Havmen, 1.16 rods to the westl ine of lend decatled , Id le of Meigs ______ ..._ __ _, __ .....,~__ -----------r---shrubbery . Phone 949-2So5 Build an all steel build ing at Selem St ., Rutland, any now or formerly owned by C Countv . Ohio. or 742·3167. ' ~1·~ WANT TO HELP? Corellne Is 3 AND 4 ROOM turnlshed and CO NSOLE stereo, AM -FM Pole Barn prices? Golden flme. • A. Hines and Ida M. Hines; Creditors are required lo taking applications for unfurn tshed apartrT')ents 10·8·26f' C'r > Giant All .steel Bu ildings , rad io, 8 track tape com I 0-Htc thence south 121/J rods ; thenCJe file their clllirns with said telephone volunteers . Forty . P"one 99? .5434 ...• Rt . 4, eo)( 148, Waverlv. bination , 4 speaker sound eaSI 64 rodl to tile c•nttr line fiduciary within four months . hour tra ining program In WHEEL aflgnmenland brak'i• 4. 11-tfc Oh io. Phone 9.-7 .2296. system Balance $10.- 10, or of uld sect lor\ ; thence south Dated th is 22nd day of cr~s] s interver,tlon and Call Herlchel Ro11, .. ·. . terms . Call 992 3965. -::------,---~ 7-24 lfc ! servIce. 61 1!t rOds ; thence west 80 rods ; September 1975. llste~lng skills ostlng five 992·3793 ·or 992 -5331. 10-7 lfc :cou NTRY Mobil.Hom e thence north d rods ; thence 10·5-ltp weeks , to be held In Athens . Park , Rt !3, ten miles north LOSE weight With New Shape west 100 rods lo th• w"t lin• Mannina 0 Webster Call 992-7502 for application ot Pomeroy Large lots w1th of said ltt:::tlon ; thence C'orth NEIGLER ' S BUilding an tlj ' Judge and Informa tion . Tablets and Hydrex Water concrete paTios. sidewalks, on Ihe west line of said section . Cou r t ofProbete common Pleas, _ ______ · 10 1·9tc Supply. We speclallzt1.1 Pills 11 Nels' o n Drua . Division _:_ _____ _ runners and off street J8 rods to the · place of building houaes . Alao, · Pomerov . and Dutton Orug , pa rking Phone 991 7J79. 1 beQinh lng , containing 59 repair work and cebia , 11 Middleport . MelgsCounty . Oh lo Yard 17 31 lf c ecre1, mort or lltl . alum lnum siding , Call Glry 10-7-3tp 1 Exttpttno , ~••u• conv..YtCI (.tl 2$, UOl 2' t, ttc . 3 FA MtL::Y. Yard S ai~S Bl Nelgler , U9 -2501·; ~ f ' ~--~---------, r ~ · ~~ to Jouph sranl~y. by deed answer call t•f·21l3 or apartment : 1963 HONDA 300 Drellm , el~c . Virgil H111 re sidenc e at 'f URNISHED recordld In Volume 218, Page 2457. ..., Slllrler , low mileage, needs adults ontv tn Middleport . NOTICI! OF Letart Falls the remainder 755 , Meigs Counly Deed 10-5 battery $200 Phone 992· Phone 992 3874. APPOINTM.NT · of lhe week Records . 3 2S-Ifc 7658 ~ Cue No. 20,193 10 J.3tc Further excepting. 2.l acres 'REA1iv· M IX -CO NcR I!TI' t0-7 ltc lltlft of LAWRENCE R. --. con•oyed to ~erbert Gllkov . 138 ROLLING. ACRES delll/ered r ight to yoyr 1 Otcouoa . by dtld recorded In Votum e WIL!Y, YARD AND CARPORT SALE u~-. C!..J.. project. Fast and e31sy . Fr.te 1 PORTABLE sewing machine. Sl75 IS htrtbv given thot per acre. Heavy Nollct 243. Pag10 283, Meigs County Larrv L. Wiley of New Haven, by DeMoloy Molh er 's Club fMII esllmates . Phone 991-328~. , . S25. Phone 992-7138 timber - Minerals - Old Ottd Recorda . Oct 10 and 11 , Prlday ond 1973 VINDALE tro ller ond lot Goegleln Readv Mh( Cob 1 10-7 3tc Wilt VIrginia, haa been duly house & well Good Tht fOregoing real estate, appolntea Sat urday . Th ird house west located in Tuppers Plajns, 3 BEDRM. home. Just (VItddfeport , Ohl<~o I Executgor of the after sales of portions ttlereot, Estate of Lawrence hunting. of Brodburv Sc hool. County Ohio Phone (6W 667 -3817. NEW pieced comforts and Wiley , fin IShed, remodeling , Solem . 6-30-l!<j I Is ell qf the real estate dtCIUtd lilt OfE MtlgS Road 5. Discar ded fur . . 9·30-12tc qu i lt tops, S20 and up . MIDDLEPORT 1 st ., Rutland . Phone 742 - 230~ T:x-·c~-\,-..;f.:;;-:-G.-:--b -kh.• ,;, 1 remaining which wes con - Count~, Onlo nlture , retrlot~ator , penny - - - - - - -- - - -- - (614) 378-6274 . Telephone after 4 p m or see Milo 8 ...., • ac oe., , STORY FRAME . 3 BR . vtytd to Sold Investments , by pincher box, huge lOc line , MOBILE hom e, 12 x 51 par . Wayne Chevalier, Reeds· Hutchison · dozer and dltcher. GM, . Creditors are requlrtd 10 bath . Nice lot . New carpet deed recorded In VOlum e 2-40. file their claims with said Plus good s luff , easy tla llv furnl5hed , l2 x 2.- Add · ville, Ohio . · 9-2J.tfc electflc and wattr ll_n_t. • end pon•llng . Nat. gas Page 725, Me igs Countv Deed parking . A-Room . underplpned, I0-7.101p ------------burial , basements, foot tt'f; • fldutlory wllhln tour months. Rtcord1 1 heat . m.500. 10-9-2tc porch and .awning, and 3 BEDRM hoUSe s yrs old septic systems and brush Daled t ~ls 2lnd day of Terms or Sale : Ctsh. for not Stpltfltbtr - - - -- - - - - - - - - -metal storage building . DEER slugs, 12 go 11.29, 10 CLOSE IN - l'h acre. 2 Take ovfr paym'ents with nO cleaning . Will haul fill dlr.l , 1975 less thin fwo -lhlrda of · th• SOMETHING 'S golta give So Home on choice rented lot In ga. $1.19, 12 ga . Remington ' down payment. Cell 992 sou top sou, sand ahd anvet.J, BR . bath. Utility R. appnfltd value. payable upon - a yard sale Setu rdav Middlepor t IS'y perk Phone Express or Super X S3 13 after 5 p.m, limestone for driveways 1119. 1 Manning D. Webster Garoge. O..n water system delivery of deed . Appra ised beg inning at 10 a m Good 992 7290.. black pow~er, 12.90 lb. Lots . roads_ Phone Charles ~ " Judge & city woter. Enclosed - - - ~- ,- - -- - - - -10·7·5lp valut : u ,soo.oo . . girt's clothing mos ll y a and I0-8-6tp of new and used shotguns. Hatfield, Backhoe Service, I Court of Common Pleas Robert C. Hartenbech 10, lamps , kltc1'1en table, --------r----patio. $8,300. Very good discount on new HOUSE FOR SALE on Lincoln Rt . 1, Rutland , Ohio , '1A'2l , Probate Dlvlalon Sheriff, MeiDl C9unty cha lrs , draperies . coffee guns . Fife ' s, Th ird St., POMEROY lV> acre Hgts . J Iaroe bedrms, · and 6092. · L .~ 1. • Ohio Meigs Countv, 1101 9, 16, 23 , 30 , (11) 6, SIC and step tab les , novelties, Middleport. Phone 992·7'"· bath , living rm ., TV rm .. .7-11 -"MC l9l 25 (10) 2, 9, 3tc very private. 2 BR. bath, attractive hand -painted 10-7·121C tarot built -In kit chen , -· --- - - -- - - -...... I nice kllchen , utility R. apple .apple core on aged TWO 10 speed 26 Inc~ bfcyctes . coun•ter lop range, bultt ·ln e ·~ t<>-ll ATIN G'. dozer~ ·load ~ . wood Plllques . bird cage, Porch. Nat. ga• furnace. 2 dOUble oven, autumn gold, and backhoe work , sept~): boy's , one girl ' S, GERT'S a gay girl, ready for !! dult clothing , knick - One large bar In kitchen, all fully tanks ins talled. dum'p 1 ma tc hed set . like new . whirl after c:teanlng carpets car garoge. S1J,OOO. knacks. r ml s celleneous carpeted , In 3 rm , trucks end io -bovs for hlr..r" 1 story POMEROY with Blue Lustre Rent eiec. Phone 992 -7168 · · dishes , tee cart, pictures , will haul fill dirt , IGp SOli( bosom en\, garage wit h sham pGOer . Nelson ·s Drug I0 -6-7tc frame - 3 BR . bath . Full craft sets, toys, games , - - - - - - - - - - - - - Store . Sl iding doors . With or limestone end gravel,; C•J.t basement with TV room,. cannister sets and other wlfhoul furniture , pr iced Bob or Roger JefferS', d&yJ 4 10-9-llc Items R:eln date, Sa turday , NOW . selling Fuller Brush BR, utility, workshop. Nat. low Calf 992-2<0• for In phone 992-7089, night phon• · oct. 18. Charlene Hoeflich. ProduciS . PhOne 992-3410. 992 3525 or 992 ·5232 .. ._; ;,jd gas furnace, concrete patio formation . 109 High St , Flomerov. ----------~0-~fc TWO;;odJ~~~;o-;flr\1' In rear . $9,500. whtels. Will sell reasonable. . 10•7-12tc 2 11 ·\IC. , 10·9-ltc Phone 992 .5149,' Etber - . -- ~--- ---- - ., ) . TUPPERS PL41NS - 5 1973 HODAKA Wombal 125, Johnson, Pomeroy; Ohio R. MA~o.HINE A. dlrlblke. Good shape , 1,000 yrs. of~ . 3 BR . Bath. Dining ih MILEeast0i. Mason~W.Ve . SEW INU D 4 Bailey Run Road . 3 bedrm~: . , new kitchen, full Repairs , se rvice , all makes , YAR D SA!.E 11 Danville, Rt miles. 5400. Phone 992-28•5 R . HW floors . Full 10·9·31P baaement with utility . bosement, carpeted, 9921284 The Flbr lc1 Shopf 315. Phone 7•2-3038. 10-8-Jtc paneled , garage, forced ~lr Pomeroy Authotrzed Singer 10·8·3fc - - -- - -- - - - - - · Porches. fllrced air fur- - - - - -- - - - - - - ROUND maple tobfes wllh • BLACK Diamond 1\nament. Sales and Service W _t heat , fenced IU ecre yard . YARD sale, 592 Laurel st ., chairs Pt\one (614) 985·4202 Cell or write F M. Guttlrlv, nace . About 'Ill ' acre. F.H.A. ar,proved . rrlced for sharpen Scissors Middleport , lOam to5p .m. 33 Townsend, Athens. Ohio. 3 29-ffc quick sa e. Phone (3041 882· 10.8 ... tp $19,500. Wednesday, Thursday and - - - - -- - - - - - - - -· Phone (6U) 592-2158. 2484 . - ·- · -·-· --'---DON ' T THROW YOUR Frldav . Lots of misc .. oil LOCUST pos ts, 7 ft . and 10-9·3tp . 10-Hic 'ELWOOD SOI'iEA s kE;~f11' MONEY' AWAY .- LET US - - - - - - - - - fu rnace, furn lf ure ond nice firewood Phone (61A) 985 _____ _ _ __,_ _____ _ -· Sweepers, toasters lrQh' <lothing · ACROSS from school lot 11 APPRAISE THE HOUSE for ute, reasonable 4 225 a ll small appliances .' Lawn ) 1 ' ~ 10 8·3tc Syracuse. I will disconti nue PROPERTY BEFORE 1o-a'utp priced, Phone 992·7648 . mower , ne»el t.o Sta te High l - - - - - - -- -- - - - - - - - -- - - - - - -- - . Mer le Norm lin Cosm~tJcs es YOU BUY OR SELL. 9·28-52tc way Garage on Route ,....,.... I YARD sates, 'Thursdoy IN DASH "l Ch I Cltf - , of Oct . 30. All cosmettcs In -:.--"""':-----'- '---P~one 985 3825 , • 1 99:1-2259 If no answer Frida Y •n d sa t ur dav , oct . ib., ,' • Band transceiver ~. anne amzen stock ' 25 pet · off Wt ore moving out of aloft, ortd "fill offer tht fOllOwing .fms 10 9 61 99:1-2568 · -·--.. 161 • ~ 10 and 11 at Hobart Sme lley mpx radio , 8 track stereo.' -· c lltml tor lift 11 !'"bile ouctlon at our llomt on Church -------,--._ residence, Chester . ,o~h;~c Call 992-1965. t97i'HoN'DAI25xl',-;;;lv-;; St., Sltwort, D. OWner - Carol Cunninghtm Beyler 1rtd WIU1rd ltylor. - - -- - - - - - -...... - - 9•.(.tfc condltJon, must sell Phone - --;- - - - - -- - - (30'i 882 2989. Auct. Nolo: Moatofthoseitemsareoldortdgood. ' • FAMilY Yor~ Sale, 2U GREEN , 8EANS, pick vour 10-9-.. c Pe arl 51 ., Midd leport. own . Andrew Cfoss, Letart Something tor everyone. O<d dlslle$, several pes. Carnival glass. china. sp0011 Falls , Ohio. Phone 2•7 -2152 . Everything cheap. Phone 10-Htc REMINGTON , t.100 ' auto, holden, !iolt dishes, approx . 60 or 70 pes Roseville, 992 -2888 . Tuesday. Wed · now 12 or 20 ga. 1172.50. depression gloss, milk glass. Fenton glass, ruby glass. nesday and Thursday . \ 0-7.,4tp swEET potatoes . Phone U3 · . . Flle's, _Middloport, Oh)o , . pewter, oak cupboard w-glass doors (nice shape), oil · 9-30·361c 2432 . FOR 'GREAT COUNTRY lamp!, milk can, walnuj bed, wa lnut dresser tFrult 10·5·5tc - -";"'- - YARD Sole, Thursday a~d STEREO' Wood handl•s) , •moll glass door bookcose, wolnut Frid ay at Methodist por - - ~~ -.-------.,..-..=-. USED CHAIN uws, •91 Listen to Geno Khon Locust St. , Middleport. sonege on Coll~ge Road , RUG weovtng ond rugs tor slond w-whlte casters. iron door slop, Ivory pens a nd WHk Nlgllh from 20ACRES - 2hoUMt,anesolo. Phone 992-2329. Phone 992-3092. Svrllcuse. other Items, driftwood. beveled mirror , quilt tops, 7:38 to Midnight 10·5-6tc 9-11-26tc dbl. wide, nice ba~n an school 10-7-Jtc blankets. old q'u llts, small stand. quilt ing frames 011 ---,- - ...... bus and mall rta. s:n 1000. • FAMILY · '!nlrd Sale , 1284 9 REG . A~gus heifer ~ , IX · 1976 STARCRAFT trovef BRICK HOME - 3 bedrooms. complete (extra goodl. Singer treadle sewi ng mach ine WMPo.FM STEAE092 ce llent blood lfno . Phone 992·· tra ifers and fold ·downs . Powen 51 , Middleport Ocl. with loldlng box top and sma ll head, coal buckets, iron l!lod. kit. nat. gas. city water 278J. 8', 9 and 10. Winter cloth ing , Lowest prices In trf .stete . ond nicely paneled. Now · kettle, railroad oiler, olllantern, log chains, drill power 10Htc all sizes , bedspreads , All 1975 fofd ·do.,ns reduced . $11 ,000. saw, few sleigh bells, 'h h.p . elect. motor. ghrflen tools, . curtains. tr lmllne we igh ! ------------~ GIIIXY S2.39r S1armaster EXCELLENT Bundv cornet, large bookcose with gloss doors , old botlles. one • redUcin g machine, new Sl ,729, XL Deluxe , 11,375. NEW LISTING - 3 bldtoom1, Si mplicity panerns . 10c ' 1968 English Ford . Phone Camp Conley Starcrert bath, mod. kit . gil furnace, 2 wooden jolnl for water from Cripple Cr0<1~. stone jars, 992 321l. each, whil e' they lest Sales. R t 62 North or Pt . porches and level lot. $12,500. stone jugs, old posl cards, turn . stand, Whitehouse 10-5-6tc Matetlalo , trims . end Pl~ llsan t , W Va Deep Freeze (chest type! . organ stools. Singer sewing thr•ads reduced to sell 10·6·51c l ACRE - 3 bedrooms, bath,. TRAVEL TRAI~ER, MUST drilled well, and old service Mise . of oil klhds . mochlne convePied to elec. , cherry table, glass jars SELL.I976 35 II. factory elr . I0-7-2tc station . Qlly sa.ooo. (ball top , green jars, zlnk lfds ), old clothes pins , World private bedrm ., full both , ~ENOV4TED 7 room Wor I nap sack , ofd bed pan, Iron griddles, Iron skillets, tarpeted through , tandem 5 fjA MIL y Yard Salt, I mile hoUit. 3 btd-..ms, bath, nlod. wttetls, many extr11, deluxe Cranberry Hall hanging lamp (rare), old magazines , out of Harrisonville Fur . kit . gas F.A. furnoce. 2 acreo throughout . Wlti toke nitun , clothing of all Slit shells, round top trunk, cedM churn, lin boxes. wagoo smaller trailer on trade . ACRE lot wlfh sepllc tank and Gf land. $29,500. · and novelties . Phone 7d· wheels, oak lable, old books, oak arm chair. lron' bed , water tap, metal bUilding Mrs Llnly , Henderson's 31A6 5 ACRES - In the country, reeker, p icture frame, wooden bowl , old' kllchen tools , Mobile Home Perk, Htn · near F lve Points. Phone pertly fenced . Nice farm 10.7 Jtc (614 ) 915-•202. derson , W. VII. at Shedlt large copper kettle \'f·Stahd (extro good )' Tiffany desk pond, drilled well and mobile Brld.g~ ' ¥ lamp, hand bells, Mis.slon bell doled 1814; ~olhroom hqme. 115,500. IO·I_·6tC FLEA MAR KET be tween - - -· __ !:.., _______ ,._,.,., gas r•diant h~ater. bow) lng ball. bag Md • RM .· HOUSE and bOth, SYRACUSE - 7 room frame Pom troy end Ruttend at flrop lact. Phone 992-5171 . llou-. on nIce lot. $3',000. shoes, wire rim glasses (gold) , old pictures. llat Irons, crossroads . &aby beds , ONe fll Eltc . water pump, like new wlfh 20gallon tank ' bicycles. sweepers , portable 10·2·121< NEW LISTING - 157 acre !own mower, pots. pam nd ma n~ other mloc Items Pump Is one -th ird h.p. 175. sewing mach ines. tri cycles, Phono 992-5716. elec gulter and amp lfltr .' J BR HOME, luof fl~llhod ceHie farm , a room homt, -10-Htc Open 10 to 6 remodeling . Saltm ·st ., bath, Iaroe barn and 2 pondt . . 10 7 3ft Rulfand Phone 742 :2306 Molt 160,000.00 5 FT . BUSHHOG . J•pt. hitch, arter ~ p, m . or Ht Milo B. BE SECUR£ TEAMS: CASH Positive 10 noo. P~one (614) 985·3594 , Hutc h In son 10-Htc Not Responsible for Accidents Food Served 2 BEDRM . trailer . Kingsbury 10-10 JOHN Deere do1er. New engine, paint , canopv with Road, .." m1te off Sl. Rt. Auctioneer- Uoyct Dillinger winch . Rtvtrltr bar . U.500 . Furn ished, no pets, 1 or 2 P~one (614) 985-3594 . Ch1ldren , Phone 1.-2 3172 •, Rt. I Shade, 0.-Pflone 6"·126t _.. 10 Htc • 10 7 261c Card Of Thanks Television ·log for easy viewing ._ B uszness ' . . . ervlces. . 'r\ . t:l' • amer.oy '@) 'OUAUTY'N :,Poto, r Co.,' . 1972 CHEVROLET 2 TON • . sc ENNV BITES dN 'i<JRE SIDE OF TH 1 BR IDGE, LUKEV? WHAT DO '1tlU CONSIDER • A DA'< NOT WASTED ? I .( ' I ,' . V~irthday I • ' �. . School use policy c~arifiCil 10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o~. Thlll1lday, Oct. 9, 1975 wmm study Wlllounced Deaths HOSPITAL NEWS · vetl~'M~:~alHoapllal Howard No,.;,an PLEASANT VALLEY . ,; · HS'ward J . Norman, 91 of DISCHARGES - Mrs. AdMITTED Don ATHENS - The Ohio 277 S. Monroe Avenue, Cl~yton Hager, Albany; Jay Stephenson, Middleport; Valley Health Services Col umbus died October 7, at Shies, Albany; Mrs. David ~ e Lma t Wine brenner, Foundation, a regional health !he fam ily residence. Hewes Sneed, Mt. AIID; Mrs. Fred ~yracuse; Dordy Call, plan nin g agency for born In Langsville. Meigs Richards, Gallipolis; Floyd Pomeroy·,•.1 Ain ' OS ' """, Countv on Sept: 15, 1878, son ....,. Jr., Southeast Ohio based here of the late Hlran and Laura Bush, Letart; Randolph Rutland. will release bid specificatlons Gomer Normen. He was the Fraley, Cheshir~ Jay Slone, DISCHARGED _ Vinton on October 11 for a ~ounty last surv iving member of his Leon; Thomas .Kearns, Jones, Robert, Bishop, Louise of four boys and two ·survey and study of com- · family girls . Clifton ; Mrs., Kennetll Bray, DeLong, Phyllis Hendrix, munication systems. He married Nora West on . Clifton; Mrs. Rex White, . Paul Wickline Thelma The Initial study area Oct. 20. 1907. He Is survived Reedy; Mr . s. John Gleason, Berry, Grace slob'art' , Jack by the followlnQ sons and encompasses those counties daughters-In-law: Hartley Point Pleasant; Raymond Lyons, Daniel Talbott. of the state along its eas~rn and Gladys Norman, Frank Angell, Gallipolis; Kennlt and southern borders that and Maille Norman, Henry Cooke, Middleport, Holzer Mtdteal Center • Gean Norman . Two 'have been deslgna ted to be a and grandsons, four daughters BIRTH - Oc!Dber 8, a son ( Dlscltarc~· OcL 81 part of the 13-sta te Ap- and several cousins. nletes to 'Mr. and Mrs . David Larry Kelllfeth Al'thur, II, palachian region. and nephews . He was Pierce, Pomeroy. Maggie D. Barr,. Edward · ll is expected that com- preceded In death by his wife Nora, two sons, Hershel and Marion Blake, Becky Sue munica tions engineering Robert. whose widows surBrown, Homer S. Carman, firms will assess the types of vives . Larry J. Carpenter, Jr., Glen They were lonQ time systems presently existing CoiCSWITCHED res idents of Gallla County, Ril!phCaton, Ada Jane Clary, for eme rgency medi cal !Porter) . He was a· retired Because Monday Is Mrs. Gary R. Cooper and, services, medical television, employee of C & Q Railroad Columbus Day, the daughter, Alfred Allen Cupp, rura l medical clinics, mass Co. Pomeroy Chamber of Dorothy Lucille Davis, Mrs. Funeral servlc"' will be transportation and law en- Saturdoy Commerce will meet Michael H. .D~vis .and Oct. 11 . at 11 a.m·. forcement, fire and disaster. ·from Paint Creek Baptist Tuesday at nooa at ibe daugh~r. Mildred Dearth, Il ls expected the study will Church with Rev. Elbert D. Meigs Inn. , Marilyn Lou Fee, Lula Jane McGhee officiating. Burial develop guidelines and for- will Maxine Plummer, Fi tQhpatrlck, Madelyn E. be In Pine Street ma ts for ex panding or Cemetery, Golllpolls, under executive dlteclor of ibe Garrett, Richard E. Hackett, replicatlng . these systems the direction of McNabb Community ileallb aud Funeral Home Inc. Colum- Retardation Board of Mrs. David Lee Hammond, elsewhere at minimal costs bus. and daughter, Brian Keith and for the sharing of basic Meigs, Jacksoll and GaDia Harold, Betty Jane Harrillon, Vlsllatlon will be held In resources of all public Columbus Frldey evening Countres, .will be ibe pest Paul Wayne Holsinger, Linda and the body will lie In state communication systems. speaker. All memben llllll Mae Hutchison, Anna K. at the church In Gallipolis interested merchiiDIII are Kelly, Carl W. Knapp, Jr., from 10 to 11 . urged to attend to discuss Mrs. Carl L. Lucas and son, Christmas promolloa Shirley Ann Mayse, Robert plans. McCormick, Wayne D. TONtTE ASK TOWED Metzler, Lorlce Mae Parsons, OCT.9 Marriage licenses have · NOT OPEN Brenda SU88n Pennington, been Issued In Meigs County Kevin James Pridemore, NOW "CB INC." Probate . Court to Jeffrey Ohio.llecretary of State Ted Erma J. Rice, Mary Owen·l.enlgar, 23, Chauncey FRI.-SAT.. SUN . . Dover, and Pamela Sue W. Brown has . Issued a .MJ~rgaret Riffle, Randolph OCT. 10-11-12 Wilson, 18, Albany, and ro --charier to The Big Bend Scot!, Laura Scruggs, Mrs. THE RACE WITH James Arthur Snyder, 20, Citizens . Band Radio Club Michael R. Stewart and son, · THE OEVIL t Technicolorl Middleport, and Reva Lucille Inc. to operate as a non-profit Michael Ray Toney, Sharon Show Starts at 7: llO p.m. corporation. Its principal Lee Woolum. Patterson , 29, Rutland. ( Birllll, Oet. 8) office Is in Pomeroy. William Mr. and ·Mrs. Charles Schultz, Route 3; Gary Watterson, daughter, Apple Hysell, 409 W. Main.St., and Grove, W. Va. Guy D. Hysell, Route 3, all of PLAYING NITELY Pomeroy, are trustees. William Schultz has been PUBLIC NOTICE appointed ·Statutory Agent. ' Sealed bids will ~· rece ived MEIGS.THEATRE ELBERFELDS IN .· POMEROY 1 0 clock noon on October 20. TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY GEO. HALL TUES.-THURS. 8:30-1:00 FRI. & SAT. 8:30-2:00 • The MEIGS INN' 992-3629 TWO RENEWED Contracts for . fire protection with the Racine Fire Dept. have been renewed for the next yellt by Sutton and I •v .. T•wru.hips. Lebanon 'T nshlp has not rf • e11e.' ; Ulage officials re, · rted. MEET POSTPONED ' A meeting of the Meigs County Fish and Game Assn. has been postponed until Oct. 15. ' / I Best In Live Entertainment 1975; on eny of the following propose Is . . ~· MEN'S AND BOYS' DEPARTMENt 7st F.loor 777th Anniversary Sale WINTER . JACKETS ' ... . our JUVEN ll£ ·JACKETS 12.95 Jackets 14.95 Jackets Heavv duty bat erv 80 AMP Anternator '2 AMP Min . SALE PRICES . . MEN'S JACKETS Oct. 10 11Jru Oct. 18 Store Hours: 9-15 .• ,m. to s p.m. Monday, Tu11day, Wednesday, Thursday, and S.turday. Friday t: lS a.m. to e:oo p.m. 11.95 15.95 16.95 18.95 22.95 24.95 26.95 29.95 39.95 JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS JACKE~C: • • • • • · • • • • •• SALE 8.84 • • • · · · SALE 1\.74 SALE 12.54 · · · · .. · SALE 14.04 · · · · • · SALE 16.94 · · · · · · · SALE 18.44 SALE 19.94 SALE 22.14 SALE 29.54 8.95 JACKETS 12.50 JACKETS 12.95 JACKETS 14.95 JACKETS 15.95 JACKETS 18.95 JACKETS 19.95 'JACKETS 22 .50.JACK ETS SALE 6.64 SALE 9.24 SALE 9.54 SALE 11.04 SALE 11.74 SALE 14.04 SALE 14.74 SALE 16.64 ' .· · · · . SAVINGS IN THE MEN'S AND BOYS' DEPARTMENT Save in the ~ns and Boys Department o1n these Slfle items during our 111th Anniversary Sale. ' Vlny" upholStery Pqwor disc Drekes pollee body peckagt end Sale_Starts Friday, BOYS' JACKn5 .' --llliiiJ Boys Jeans and Slacks - Regular . Slims and Husky sizes 8 to 18. Fine selection . . Pos lllve traction rear &xle R:oof gutters Calibrated speedometer and transferring radio, siren, fleshing signets, flrt extinguishers and protective Stlleld from present car to new car . 2. For sele by the VII loge of ~omeroy Its l97o4 Chevrottt four door a cylinder, without radio eQuipment, · fire ex . tlngulsher, siren, flashing signals and protective shield . Mens Shirts - Dress Shirts . Sport Shirts · Knit Shirts • Leisure Shirts. . ' Mens Flannel Shirts- Extra-heavy $9.95 wark flannel shirts Sale $7.78 • $5.95. Sport Flannel Shirts. Sale $4.44. ... ---- ......................l·..,.-............................ . Mens Double Knit D~ess Slacks solid colors and patterns. Sizes 29 to 44. ...,, ...,, ...,.....,._._.._.._.._ _ _..._..._... .., I ;nqbo:l"' "lZI I _ _ _ ..,.. _ _ _ _ W""I Ire' & Mens Leisure Suits - An excellent selection. You'll really save on what you need. - .. Aolll!"._._.._.,__..,. I I - .................. The bidder mey state either what he will give for the 197-4 · Chevrottt or what amount he will allow' as a trade In for the new pollee cruiser described above . Each bl~der mev bid lor either lhe purchase of lho 197~ Carhartt Brown Duck Work Clothes - Complete selection ·_ Special savings now. All sizes. Chevrolet or for the sale to the Mens and Boys Sweaters - Special sale prices on ou: entire stock. Coat styles Slipovers Sleeveless Sweaters. · Vlltaot..of Pomeroy of a new pallet cruiser 'described abOve or both . Each bid must contain MEN'S 1 RACK LADIES' SPORT COATS PANT SUITS. COATS. DRESSES & SPORm1EAR Polyester knit•-&- wools~ 1h REDUCED 20% LADIES' DRESS SUITS • Polyester knit & wool b!llnds. PANT SUITS REDUCED 20% REDUQD 20% ' the full name of every person or company Interested In ftte same, end the bid must be accompenled by a check or bond ln the sum of $100.00 lo lhe satisfaction of the VIllage Council 11 a guaranty that If the bid Is accepted; contract wltl be' enlered Into and Its perform•nce Then checks or bonds Will be returned at once to all except the succes~tul bidder . PUUDVER SHIRTS Turtle neck, mock h•: tle, crew & button. . REDUQD 30'1. , _ MEN'S Hlschecksor bond wltl be held Wool . nylon & Knits REDUCED 20% MEN'S PANTS Dress & Casuals REDUCED 20% · Men's Long Sleeve DRESS.SHIRTS 20% lADIES. BLOUSES REDUCED 20% LADIES' DRESS mATS & CAR mATS REDUCED 20% lADIES All.WEAlHEP COATS REDUaD30% On A re(tcl eny end ell bids. Jane Welton~ · Clerk · Vlllageol ·New l,,Pomtrov (101 9, 16. 21c ·• I~ White ~ and . WIN,TER JACKETS ~DUQD LADIES SlACKS REDUCED 20% Save This Weekend until the contract or bid Is proporlv execultd bY him . The right Is reserve4f to '.~>I Men's Long Sleeve Knit FALL ·coAT SALE properly secured . Fall Coat · ' . Our entire stock of misses, womens, ·--- . half sizes, juni~rs. and preteen . (young Junior) included. Anniversary Sale prices on Women's Lay-A-War Jewelry, Luggag•. Tablecove~ · !'Irs.": W••kd1y1 f-5 Sat.f-1 . • 'I VOL XXVII . . ISRAEU REPRESENTATIVES TODAY SIGNED the final dOOIIIII!III ~the IDIIrim J111C11 '111-' wlib Egypt . The tdgnlna In Jeruaalml followed U. S. Senate approval Thunday ~ leglalaUon pamtttq ibe llalloning ~ 200 American dvllillllec:hnldanl in the Sinal Oelert to monitor the dllalp&ement pact between the two eow~trlee. The Houle ~ Representallwl •14*~ tbe prcpoul Weclnellday. The IJraeU llgiW1c 'llpifted officii! 1mplementation of tbe pact negotiated by Secretaryex~::) Henry Ki111J18er. Governmel!~ IIOUI'Illl in ClirO llltllflellall wltb the Wuhlngton and JII'UIIlem lltepl compleiiDg lbil'~eeond Interim acreement. · ·. .. WASHINGTON- SEN. !,LOYD BEN'l'SEN,I).Tea.; 11)'1 be will foclll hill campaign fllr ibl DemocHilc .. !Witlal nomination b1 elabt IIllO lley lltlt.a,lloillnllbe !*'IY will tum to blm at a deadlocked CIIIMIIIiaa. Bentalllllld blutraiiiY Ia to ''plly to youutu at'-" in carefull7 w1111d.,.. ~key 11aa and a~~m~iire COIIIy tllallnrlde prlllllry Bintllll outlined his llri!IIY fllr 1 lllllltad @. Ia ID I I tiW .... \ll1llad , _ - • n ~~ ~ JICitl()rillliid.aibq 'I$•Ibl ....lriiii*Rtlftepl t·18 lhe CliVilded field fl. l'ti~O!!ftllc cwdjplll · ~ ''No, I'm nat pallbJI out," Ill lal4. ''Not 'lrltll flOG.~ waltq lor me in Jllmry" in fedlraiiiiBidlq fundi. ''That The annual parade to Dllkelno lt1ll8 at ail. Not with fJJO,OOO (an hand now) in the welcome In the holiday bank." eeuon was set for Monday, • Dec. l; by the Middleport MOSOOW- NUCLEAR PHYSicrsf ANDREI Slkharov Chamber of Commerce ll)'lbe lwipellil Nobel Pace Prlle will eiiC(IIIflilt East-West · Thursday · evening at th_e detente and help poiiUeal prllonen in the Soviet Union. The Columbus and Southern Ohio 54-yur-Gld,dentlll-\blflnt Scmet dtilea ro win lhe peace Electric Co. buildb\g. pr1ae - to1d nporten at an inJpramptu rlews mennce . All bands, groups and in· Thunday he doem't want the nard to he CGIIIdered a dlvlduals wishing to parehalle..e to the Kremlin. ; ticlpate In the annual parade SaldllroY, wbo helped develap lbe Soriel,llfdrolen bcmb are asked to contact ibe before hecoltllnl 1 polltk:al dt"""nt, uld be hill* the Western Auto St..re in Mid· Kremlin will let blm go to Olio In Dacemher to pick up the dleport. pr1ae IIIII tJ43,000 u a•ard.. ln announclni the award Attending the planning 'lburaday, the Nonrtclan Nobel committee aald Saltharov's session were Mr. and Mrs. ''learleu eflort in ibe ca111111 of peace among mankind Hnts Don Wlllon, Mr. and Mrs . • a DIIChty llllplration to aD true endeavcn to tromote John Werner, Mr. and Mrs. peace." Narinlng Kloes; Richard SaldllroY bu been an OI&Wpollml critic of ibe Soviet Owen, Mike Williams and l)'1ltelll and a eampatper fill pollllc:al rigbt.il In hll homeland. Cub Bahr. 1•· SAN FRANCISOO PLANNED t)'plc:al taur11t tnalmllat for Japane•e Emperor Hiroblto CLOSING MONDAY today, lnelud~ a View !rGm till Goldell Gate Bridle, llld The C!OUI'thouae will be 11 hoped to ofrllt 1 welcGme of gully wind IIIII esblnc rain. cloled Monday in observance Blroblto, (II the Jut mainland llop ~ the biltorlc u. s. vlllit, of Columbus Day, Common wu to be e~vtn • ride over the brldp with allop at a vi1ta Pleas .llidge John C. Bacon po111t to m san Francla'to'• IIQIIBe. 'l'bell p1an1 called 1or ordered today. him to 'VIlli Golden Gate Park and lbe Japan Center. HlrobltO, 74, 11111 the 1:1•4*• wwe acbe!fuled to fly to Hawaii later today befcn relurill!lc home. They arrived ill the United Slates lllpt. 10 and met Prtlldent Ford at the White Houla. Tilly flew IDto San Francllco from San DleJO late 'lbtnllay.llolblllnbllll and lila wife uch 'carrlad an 1iDibrellll • !bey deplinad and lded to a wallinC llmaullne wblch took them to u. St. Francll Hotel in till downlolm dlllrlcl. Allveclo 11111111 a ata...._t coudemnli1l "111111111 all-.e , til vlollnct, eapedaDy by af !illnodty poiiUI:BI .. · Till lltadt flllld to mealkli any sptdftc ~. but ,IPP'!I"fd llmld It ~ .clvWIDI ad so~n ~ for.lbe utallttaw Ill .Adm. Almdo'l - OOIIIIkJn cabiDit. '11M Bocla!W. and llft.Gf-eenter Papular Dllnocrall, the~~~~~~·· two llrplt poUIIoal )lll'llel, Cllled I'IUits today in ~.~' Be sure to register In the Home Furnishings Annex or at the Mechanic Street Warehouse for the $300 In Gift certificates to be wen by ttur .customers. No purchase necessary . .You nied not be present to win. · ' ~ al u. Almdo ~OYtl'llllllllt. : 'l'bljita.....al ctD<•ID"MMIJGIIIIIIbat ''tlb ldvanflll ti den .......... to ...... JWGiriiDI - liiiiPCil• to dulrOJ tha dmiGratle ordlr and rllldDI canfrCII'I!IIoM Ulat C01IId 111ft lbl llllllt all·· ~" ' ELBERFELDS ,IN POMEROY lllfljllws ' ·· ,lllilJ ,-. CCIII- WASIING'ION - '1111 BINAT! TlllJRIIDAY nllht Cl1lllftr1Did 'l'btlmiiiOel'l' a II\ fi!IW'Y of tilt lillll'lor IIIII . ' . ConUnuecl .. pap 14 ! tlecisiOn on plant site. ' . · ·.. ,;e education. """ ' 1 t •. . .L lll& "' SPRINGFIELD, ill. <UPI)- A state energy official says he is afraid political maneuvering might cost illinois its chance fpr an exJ!I!rimental $237 million coal c;onversipn ,plant. , Coalcon-:- tl!! ~.,X;q'k·\lUed conllo~tiqm of energy-.-elated c.ompanies which plans to build the plant - earlier· this week recommended eight ' sites to the federal Energy ~earch and . Development Agency. Coalcon o~!!f had beard argumentS on beh~ of 16 pro sites. ERD!- now must lli1TOW the eight-site field im-:"' ' · ~·~·;t·:~!'~~~=~~!~:!~:~:~~=r· ''had the gull" to tell · Cllir Caunly, near - The biiW meana" Pt...,t hadtobeen "There hal been aome aiked If the cancelation trouble In Louisville •aS a meant he was becoodng a· res"GttYof court-ordered, . By ROBERT KIECKHEFER leader's d d nee e pno...ade day ..._IP'fl. SAN FRANCISO) - • n }i • . • . .r;O . ~tiCS m ";! T 111tIJ.' m · USBON, PORTUGAL- mE BELEAGUERED Par· • .. revealed ibe Ideality of a tllel,l.. jODDd in the IJIOI!Illalu near here Sept. WASHINGTON (UPI) - which he had Aid he would . 11 , a1 ibat of Donald K. President Ford has blamed· . not allow ro happen as a Wfllllima, U, Fairview surro11nding result af two asaa88inatim disturbances Pa~ Olllo. • • court.:Ordered busing for alal'llll last month days in A ' hlk~r found the cancelation of a scheduled callfarnla. akeletoa, uaclothed from trip to LOulivllle, Ky., next ''Under no clr· ibe wa111 up and ladling . cumstances,:: be replied, ldeDUflcalton papm. The week. He told his news conference noting he was · going to PIJDa County sheriff's Thursday his appearance in Hartford, Cmn., 'I'Uelday and ,, office ukl he boarded a bus at Cleveland, Ohio, last Louisville nelt Tlllnday was to Detroit today for April Z3, telllllg hill!lmlly called Ofl·becaliSe of ''trouble Republican f11Dd-raising .. . he wat colng to a moun- ... as a result of court- ev~lil. " He said "I was ad~ by taiDoal area to commit • ordend, forced busing ·to achieve racial balance In . Looiavll1e offlciala 88 well as aulchle. · oiberl that under ibe current >:::::':':'::::::::»>::::::::::::::::::::::,::::;<:::::::::::::::::::· scbooll." ¥ord toot ibe oppcrtunlty circu1111tances I should tD .repeat Iii opposition to cancel ibe trip to LoWivllle, . "court-ordered" busing and and It has been canceled. .roreiterate "I think there are · "I ·lbould add ibere are' ~· · 1q11e1e IOVII u01a~t 11dentl a crackdo1n} apinlt all'eiDlll .,oliiJI todly fllr teylng"to dNtroY the ~noc:ratlc order" In country. 'lbt gotal1llllnl ~ Pt1me ltfiJdlter Jail Pinheiro de Draperle1, Curtains, Yarn, Mattresl81., PRICE 15· Kentucky trip ews~~~S~.~ • 18 cailed .off ·. • DreiHI, Bloul8s; Panh, .Lingerie, . . SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL'S VARSITY .CHEERLEADERS - n.e.e girls will be blll)' thill evenlni! cheering for Soulliern as they cl.uh wlib Kyger Creek in Racine. It is also, ~omec!mlng night fGr South· ern. Team members are, front row, frt111t to bllck, J)ebbie Roosh, JuU Gooch; Pam P81'80111; back row, pwyl r..arkins, Rhonda West and Usa Allen. . F~IDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1975 ·, .. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO . NO. 126 WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT FORD SAYS lilY city' wlib allnlndll ~ u llftiiX<llllbJe u New York'a doesn't de• "federal help -and pro..blyWGII 't gel it. A1tbliash hi n ted lbe rlabt to cbanle lila mind, Ford Indicated II hill .-. CCIIIfwenee '1buradl)' alabt that a veto ' IWIIta "' iillllll't Ccligreu Hnda him to IWCllt the f!Nnd'IIJ troubled city. He said hi j1idgll frml hill CCIII· vwutlona wlib Republieana and Oemocrall ill Coillrlll tbatthen II no .tl'lllll sentlmetit to fuhlon a federal' lifesaver for . the~dty. . Sale Prices Elna,, SEWING ' . . MACHINES Now For ,, Chmtm4s . Devoted To The Interests (J/ The ~eigs-Mason Area By UJdted Prell lalinalllul Automatic transmission Air conditioner Wheel Base 120 Inches Min . . - at ·y • SALE PRICES . Power stetrlng Pollee Chassis r,eckaoe ,._... • Inch . engine "' Five Dieck fires • \ It'll pay you to select your jackets now, It's an excellent selection. Sale 9.54 Sale 11.04 ' ' J •• SALE PRICES barrel carburetor, Min. ve Foam rubber front seat Sootllaht on left .hand side Oil Filler -· This paint was·brought out irben the Melp Local Board lf Education met in regular teasion in..Ml~eport Thurslay night. Charles . Oowler, Ustrict superintendent, liked far clarification of the l081'd 's poUcy on !lie use of lllildlnp and other fiCilltles Jf the district for community iletivlUea plus commercial 1111e1. Dowler Indicated that be will ~ the ~ of the board In handling the requests for use of buildings llld· other facUlties. Afta' Jong diaclllllon, it wu pointed out that many Includes entire stock of mens jackets. Regular boys jackets sizes 8 to 20 and juvenll~ boys sizes 3 to 7. I . For the purchase ;,, Village of Pomeroy of ..; · .~w 1976 foUr door five passenger sedan with the following added eQu ipment. o100 cUbic ~etlvltlea. SHOP·FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO . 8 PM . . the past bUildings gymnasiwn .. dn the other · while t)iey have no objection. '\'he group will be given use have been used by various hljnd, It appeared to be the tp the pu~llc using . ·the of the building on t~e monthgroups without custodian conae~ISM that one building' ·buildings of which ibey are in to-month basis and will be · · help.,. However, . the board could not accommodate all of charge, they do not (eelitfair . respon sible for outside indicated that cus!Ddlal help the requests which will be ' to have students ':Olerating . cleaning up· foUowillfl the will be required at the f2,65 . coming, and repreeentatives cold, then heating buildings dances. Chief Cremeans said an hour, (t5 minimum) rate of two group~ present at the 'for public use . It ·was stated 'his grou~ has no obJection to in the future. The facUlties meeting to Une up use of that any gr.oup using ad- paying a custOdian. are tD be free of charge if the facllltles, indicated that the' .diUonal heat would have to be Representatives from the event Ia not considered Rutland ·8l'Jllnasium would prepared to ab$orq the ail~ Opio University Karate Club commercial. not be aatiJfactory for their · ditional costs lrivolved. were on hand in reference t.o A charge of the uae of the purpoaee, ·primarily due to MiddlePort Police Chi~! J.; a'reques\ fo~ ~se of the junior facility .will be made, • location. , J. Cremeans, accompanied hlg~ audltorluni in Mld ho\vever,lf it Is Cjlmmerclal. . Brought· out during ibe by .eight members of Mid· dieport for . Karate classes. 'nle decillon on such matters discussion al~o. was ! he dle,port's Reserve and The IIUditQrium would be •was left to the discretion of problem of .heat cur~~U!ment Disaster group, was given I!Sed, twice a week by the Supt. Dowler. . '!'hlch the <llstrict Is facing [lermiSslon to use the Mid· club.. However; Junior High · Wlib ibe Pomeroy Junior this winter. Heat will be shut dleport Elementary .building principal Jefl Weaver pointed High School no· longer off in the various schoola, pll ' on Pearl St. far dances. Chief out that junior. high basketavailable for comm,unlty but two, tuing natural gaa Cremeans said that the ball teams might need the events, board members about 11 a.m. each morning primlty purpose of the group gymnasium part of the ~ the poulblllty of dll'lllt cold weather as a In holding ~ cii\JI~s Is to auditoriwn for praelice at trying to plaee noiHcjlool vatlon measure. provide an I!Ctlvity for young timee when the Karate Club events . at one location, SeYII'II IChool prinflpa!S people of the Middleport wan\ed the gym . A decision probably the R11tland alt,ndlng indlcateil ' that community. · <;ontiitued on pa~e 14 ' on ltimea ·in iland, and II' paid $2.86 an !lour lor his extra work, when llujldlnga of the Meigs Local School District are used for !OIIIIIIunity or . commercial Final 1'wC) Days J J Jth Anniversary Sale . in tt"'l~ office of the VIllage Clerk, Pomeroy, Ohio, until 12 . . It, custOdian must be .. them the truth, A.m1ir1can1 would Jtlllke the drastic "hostageilltheWhlteHouse" forced busing to ·achieve ~yle changes needed to racial balance in IChools." survive, aays pUbUc opinion :::::::;::::;:::::;~::::::::;;:::::::::::::;:;:;::::::::::::7::;:;:;:;:; :::: poiiBter Louis Harris. · "Unless they muster up the SPEAKERS SET courage to ask ibe pe<~ple tD Melee Local School sa'crlfice ...then neither InDl1trlct Superlalendeot Dation, the recesalan nor the Charlet Dowler, . bls Six defendauta wen fined Oaws In the qliallty of life are Ulil&lul, Daa Morril, and Thursday night in the court of going to be corrected," Prlaclpals James Diehl Pomeroy Mayor Dale E. Harris said Thursday in aod Jeff Weaver wDI be at Smith. preJlllred remarb. lbe Moaday alcht meetlnc ' They include Randy EbersHarris said Iii surveys ol the Pomeroy Elemen- . bach, MinersviDe, $10 and llhow Tl per cent of the tary PTA, 7:30 p.m. costs no Ucense plate• Paul American public would J ,a m~ I So a Ish Y• JoneJ, Pomeroy, and prefer tD trim ibelr mat'erial president, Ill aiiiiOU~cing c<ists, leaVIng ibe sl:ene of an Hfeatyles raiber than endure tbe vlsllalloa of ibe acbool accident· Walter Humphrey proloaged lhflation and high oflleials, urged lhal ibe ', Coolville:·$125 and c'osta and public as w~ll u , the three days In jill, driving unemployment. •"niey would do all this and pareata aDd PTA memben whUe intoxicated· WUUam more if their leadenhip had come to meet them and alii l Reeves, Pomeroy: $1G and the guta to ask ibem," Harris whatever questions ibey costs lntoticatlon and $10 said. . have about the school and 'costs, dlsorlierty conHarris said ao Jqer will dillrleL . duct · Harry Butcher Room ,vllltatwa will he ' Pom~roy, $10 and costs: the pullUc IN" leaden who beJel folhiwlDc ibe meeting sqUealing tires, ahd Bobble eliber pronilae everything or !lllcl relreshmeata . will be · Joe Patterson, Racine, $125 scare them ''by railing the 1erved by ibe ibit'd ,grade and costs and three days in spectre of falie bogeymen who will be subject to sinister. motllen. jail, driving while in· . or f<nign infllaences." .:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::· tO~cated. ·He aald a major reason public confidence In key lll&tlllllk!ns hall dropped 'Is the ~ people have that those leading them have grown out of touch with what the people want and believe." ' .Six 'liii'ed by . Mayor Smith m Vehicles meet in blind curve The Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. investigated a school bus<ar accident Tuesday at HO p.ln, on "Seldom Seen" Road in · Chester Twp. 'No personal injurlea were reported. Oliver E. 'Sayre, 22, Long Bottom, driving tile Eastern District school bus and Lorenzo D. Davis, Rt. 2,' Pomeroy, collided In a blind curve, where the road was only 14 feel wide. There was no citation laaued. MEETINGS SET The Meigs County ASC Committee will mee! the fil'st Wednesday of each month at .9:30a.m. at ibe ASCS office, ·located on the ~ond floor of the Farmers Bank Building, 221 W. Se~qnd l Street, Pomeroy, Ohio All interested persons arr '" 1d. New 1\lbe... The land II near . water and com supplies and hu•beavilyltrlpmined. "My very strong feeling is that we're really ,up there," Sid Marder, coordinator ~ the lllinoll bid, said "l~d llR tD say we're No. l~t's m.y gut feeling. I feel ibe only way we could IDle It II thrOIIgh some political stuff." "I'm concerned ibat politics is going. to be a factor," Marder said. Marder said be crlglnally believed ERDA 'a site deciaion would be based purely on the relatlle merlta of the proposals. On that -.mption, he said, he ~ Illlnola senators and repreaentatives not to invohe them!elves in ibe Iaale. By mid-September, however, he asked some members of tbe state's ~I delegaUon to begin ~ conlacts and wocking m behalf of the St. Clair County site. He said he has no specific evidence that political tressure is being exerted. However, he said, members of Congress ' from West Vlrgtnii eoalrol powerful eniiJY.ftlated eammittees and hi"' 1D the put had dllprop!lrtlooale• Ill illmllar compelltloal. Marder said at 1eut one Illinois congres~n has been IIJid 1!:1' ERDA that a con•ultant-'hu been em· plciyed ro be1p 11111'1'0'11' djJwn the eight 111118 paopoaed by Coalcon. He Aid he ha'8 the · recommendatlona of a CQIIIU)tant can he 1llld u a IDMike ICIWI. to muk antlclpated political pr • e. Sources in ibe Dllnola deJesation said DJ!mls, West VIrginia and Klntucky llites are tHe mly line llllll Wider .-ICIUII canllideratloa. ERDA of!ICiala bave said tbey apect a final declllilll IIOIIIIIbne before the end ~ ibe ,ur. Theplanl,inaddltlontoibe heavy capital Investment involved, wiD boost ibe economy of Ita IIUITII1II1dlng by creaUng IIOIIK! 400 jobi. It al8o 11 apected to ·attract other lncUby to llie area. If the experlmlrltal project is succeaful, ibe pOol plant is to be expanded approximately 10 limes ita initial aile. Oh10 retailers' t sales down by 2% CoLUMBUS (UPI) ~Silles b11sineu . reporting sales of Ohip retailen in Allg1ill gains in August from a year were down 2 per cent from ago were led by reatauran11 · AUgust, 1974, the Center for with a '!3 per cent ~; Business and Economic applllllce staree,lO per cent; · ·Research at Ohio State and llor~ts and general University reported today. slorel wlib food, both up 8 per The center said 17 of tbe Zi cent. OOBiness sii'Veyed showed Regiooally Illes 1111' August aales drops with the lar8esl were above All\1ilt, ll!t occurring in bwdness aeetDra Ieveli In two ·of ~ II city· wblchhaveuperiencedprlce eow~ty areu ID Oblo wltb fluctuations. Toledo-LliCII Cnnty Sales of fuel dealers were recordln& a 2 per cent pia down Tl per cent, variety and Clnclnnati~toa. a I 11ore1 experienced a 27 per per cent lncreue. ce~~t aalell decline and feed · Decllnu Included and farm and garden tiUJlllly 0111licoibe-Rou, 13 per ca~t; houlea recorded a drop of 21 Portsmouib..SCI~to, 11 ~r per cent. · cent; C1eve~anc~Qjyabo, I ~which saw • 91D pel' cent; Callloa.starlt, 8 per 11 per cent sales decline . cent; Da~tgomery, 8 incllllled family clothing per cent; Hamilton. storn, furniture stores, Mlddleton..SUUer, 4 per alltQDiobUe dealers and cent; Akrlii..Snmmlt and beatqoplliiilbillg equipment Youncstown-Ma)lonlng, 3 tllo(M. · per cent and Colwnb111• The center said the eight Franklin 1 per cent. . I IIi ,>t· � 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. 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