https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/288243a596b60fd61f51c5e13d6279c6.pdf 3bd53590629350d84c95d6be7c8e51aa PDF Text Text <. . ' ..• * 32 - The Sunday Times -Sentinel, Suncla)', Oct. \2, 19'15 Help offere,d. breathers~ ~::~-.:.:~................:·:-.X..'+:·:·:W.~..-=~::~::~'::::~:::;:;:.;~~--=·~i:l~w.. Meigs advisors ·1 I N S I G H ~T .. !i ~ B)'G.M.~Jr. l~ •t• · ...:_~__. ·w.m recoe,aO'n , .l .. 10fi · .,._ ...., . r the .112111 . GALUrous _ Recently many blackl · • · anniversary of the slplng of the EmanclpetiCIII Proclamation. To bllckl this anniversary aenesasthe amual'i:late"61'releue · POMEROY - Three Meigs from the chalna andwhipl of racllt slave o'll1lflii ·Aiilencans. County advisors received And hialll'y lu wrltlen In '*r maulve volwnil of :the 'Great recogri!Uon at the 32nd AnEmandpetor, Alrablm lJuL'olli• ' " ' .,,.ual 4-H Advisor Luncheon At that·potnt In hiltory:Amerlca found henelf dlvlchid by Oct. 9 at Ohio State dvll war. This conOlct of North'•aialnllt South' a1id bl'otller University. They were Daisy againlt brother was 811ppo.eclly•10e war lgainat !laver:n the Blakeslee, Roy Holter, and. slavery ~ which Abraham Lincoln 'a Nor:them ttoopl.Iough\ Maxine Oyer, honored with Southern Illites to abolllb: · · ... • u·•, ,N . :qver 350 Ohio 4-H club ad· P.ut hl8tory certainly proved that Lincoln was not a friend ~sors. of Blacb. HI' attenUOII dlll'inJ this conflict '!I'U upon the . lj Mrs. Blakeslee received an aavlq of the unlqn, .for whlc!l he·wouljl Ule blackl II Uie·pewn., ,emerald clover,pi,n for her 25 LlncoJn, on Septem\ler 22, 1882 lsiued a prellmll!ary · years of voiW!teer ,servlce to . proclamation to the &lulhem Slat~~!! 01! hla Intent to ft1e the ~eiljl County f.H'ers. Mrs. Expelt on bankruptcy invited to speak against Issues 2-34"5 · ' · · volw. 1oer service to the youth of Meigs C'ounty. Mrs. Dyer's wqrk began In 1950 as an assist~nt advis~r to the Lahgsville Merry ' Makers. She continued her serv1'ce until 1~7. She is now the advisor of the Hillbillies 4-H ciub. · Five year advisors honored with the silvet clover from Meigs CoW!ty were David Riggs, Joyce Coffl!y, Clayton'· Coffey, Ada VanMeter', Doris U::.~b:=~~rr!S:OO~u~=;~ ~~::~~;~~t~~i ~j~ :e~Y;;~~!~~~:; ~::~: :=.;:ti:e but It w~ an ultlmlltwn that tha &luthem Statea could honor. He ofterad the confederacy a chance to rHQter the union prior to January 1, !I!Q'flth full control om- !belr slave•. Or they could continue to fl&bt, poalbly.lole the war, ahd'callle thelrslavestobefonvertree. 'I'hullilacbwereutecl'aa JIIIW!II bythel'relldentlnhopeaafaaYinltheUnlm. . So, for thlaend, Abralam Ulx:Oin, the lfl!&t m!Jianclpator, did IICI'iflce blacb. . , .. , ·•AlkondreaiOII.forllntluuanceofthel'rl!cllmaUonwia becauae of poUtical J!!.-1. Uncobl knew tbat thla would in81lre that Great lla'l~ would not join the SOuth. He ~!y made the Ncrthem jlolltloil one' of filbtlni (or the bilinane "'"'- were ....... -"• 'II'« ·• ·1a ca• al ........ o..-.1111. BJa.L• ...... ....._ ..,.,., ...... ,_,.to'•au• a,mpathy for tha ~Ill LtncOin. 'l •. ~·''' ll'~t: o. The ~IIOJI PrOclamaUon pw the ~w; 'if Dbfle their flrat g..ulne lltake In the outc.le ~ the ClvU War. It allowed thelllaWII a chanc;e to fllbl for the Unloo for the cauee ~their freedam. AI a mattar ~fact, 10me 188,000 were enrolled ill .the Urdon army. The Emanclpatiaa -lllllllllrlcily u a war lll88lllre and u an teiiiiCIIIIIc weapon. Cclllequmtly, tha fai'lil labortra ~ DWt nra pUy dlmlnllhed by the r.m.v.1 al llavee. 'lbere~, llawiiOidlerl aerved a two-fold JIIII'IIOM: ()! Jan. 1, 1113 Uncoln lllaned the fllllled Emanclpatloo Proclamation. Tllll Emanelpetlon only treed thtalaWII of thli r ~the rebeliiOIIIItatu. lt didornot b)ltanl!y North toabllut rlght the imllll of Slawry, eauee Lincoln to be concerned the pllaht of Southern llaves.lt julliiowed huw pcjitb were UHd to gain oulllde approval. Hlltory and blackl haw credited Uncoln for tbe llunaniterlan principle of ellmlnalinlll alawry. ' But when ~ llianed tbe Jl:manclpa!lcn PrOclalllltlGII, he uaad thla hllt.orlcal dOCIIIIIIIIIt to pullilh the aouth for IUC· ceediq from the Union. It w., not hla llltentlon to ..tar Blackl Into 1 full JII'IW~Ive cllilenilllp. &l It would be fittlns and proper to remember Uncoln u tha ''Great Stratallat\' ratl!l!~ than Qle ''Great Emancipator." .r · . ATHENS ..., People with chronic lung disease have one thing ill .common; getting enough breath to feel com· fortab!e ..' There is now a chroniclungdiseaseprogram at O'Bieness Hospital in Athens to help anyone with breathing problems. The · cUnic offers many services to persons with these probleirui. · !!;very two weeks a new group of six persons begin · breathing re -training tniatmeniB. The treatments teach people how to use their COLUMBUS fUPI) - A citizens' group oppc~~ing Gov. James A. 'Rhodes' economic recovery bond issues has invited Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller to speak at a $5-8-plate fw)d-raising dinner here next Wedne~y. Henry w. Eckhart, chairman of "Citizens· Ag&inst Issues 2, 3, 4&5", said Friday he hoped the vice president would attend the "Taxpayer's Soup Kitchen Dinner" in the Bishop Hartley High School cafeteria and speak on ·· t "the use of bonds to finance cap1'tal unprovemen projects." · Eckhart noted Rockefeller iB scheduled to address a '$!50-per-plate Ohio Republican fund-raising dinner In Colwnbus the same day. , ' "As former governor of New York, Mr. Rockefeller iB ·one of the leading experts ·0n bankruptcy," Eckhart said. ''Wehopehewilldosomethingconstructiveonhisvlsltto Colwnbus arid shed some real light on.these bond issues." · ·· ::::::::::::::::::!:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::<::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: b~eathlng m.ore efficiently. : Diagnostic services, in·,: eluding pu1J11onary. ·lunctlon;; studies are provided upon imtial contact to the clinic,~ Anyone , with. problem;! breathing IS ebg1ble to seek;, enrollment into the prog~am. : For miners and retired : miners in this area there is• financial assistance to pay.;: · for all clinic costs. ~ Interested persons . should call Mrs. Pat Bloom, ~ O'Bleness Memorial Hospital~ In Athens, 593-5551 between 8,~ a.m. apd 4:30p.m. weekdays .I: YOUTH DIES 17~~;r~l~· ~~~~.( ~!':{ aliv~ Ukea good neighbor, . Jlid e ELBERFELDS. IN POMEROY . . . lHIRD FLOOR CARPET DEPMTMENT . POMEROY _; Fifty~ children attending were children were lefeened when referred for furtflar the Ntwllna Dlvlalon o( the cllapoaUc ~'ta · fDd Mtll• , County Health evaluatlona. Dlllerlmtnt held a Pediatric Many children in thla gavup Otoloclcal DiagDClltlc atnic JNre found to haw Yd:8t raeently. The POD Clinic Ia a nodulaa callled by vocal cord part of tbe Health Dlpart- lbul1. Coljtlnual and II• ment'e JII'Oil'IDI to Identify o,utve yelllna alld poaalble Ill', noaa and tllroat IICI'IIIIIInl, an abull 111111y problema before tbey "cauae parents have noticed in their serious handicapa. Clle11t children, cau11 ' ·ll!eae chlldrea are referred to tbe riodules. Adults may~, allo clinic by local school per. .have vocal CGrd clamage !ram sonnel, ~trlclana, parents llmllar abuaaa. . and cancarned Meip Colllty ' Mra. Bailey and Mn. lhle residents. ratres1 the ·i~J~por~nce of Dcrla Bailey, L.P.N., Ia coo •IIJ'!y identification ·Ill Ill', ordlnator of the POD Clinic noaa and throlt problems. U for the Meip County Health these conditione are left Depntmenl. Mrs. Bailey ' Untreated, the child will received adciiUonal help from devel.., aertoua lmndlcapa In Sharon· Illle, R.N.\ Metsa the futun, IDildng school County Public HWm Nurae work un~ idlffk:ult, and Majorle Manuel, hearing Early Identification ' ,and and vlaiGD tacbnictan, from cotl'ecUvt ,._ 'wlll'• allow the County Health Depart- u- clllldml to Plllllilln ment, In conducting thla their llChool wd at M' Clinic. normal rata rath-.. ·than The medical •taft' Ill · the' bttns . bancllca.,.,_d by POD Clinic allo lncl1ldid Dr. ' ~ 1111111 cetreetlld. Daniel LIVI&na, an elr, IMiae •L Parents wiiG'Uve'' nlltlefd and throat ~t from tbelr chlldrtll'•·fl'equenUy Columbul; Dr. G. Wllaon bavlnc .an throat., YUlee Bowws, a pediatrician from hoarse-., eat lnleeUons or Hollar HOIIpital, and Richard cmUnually IJIPIII'IIIIII,Clt Ill Sayre, audlologlat from the 'liear your qUilitlciis' 'ilr Ohio bepartment ~ Heatllt " -,\dntlna When readlns or Ohio Unlvwalty also jJrovlde(l watcblnc televillOn ~ nit is llpelch therlptats. · · eye. that are m•~d "· CJr Ftve ~ the 52 child cUenll 'otllenriae appear not· lo be .-e to recelw ear surgery, normal are ursed 10 conlad eight racelved pmcrtptiQDI }on, Bailey or Mrs: lhle at for medlcatiGD for Ill' tn- the Melp County Health fecll0111. Slzteen olhen were Department, telephone m refemld to tachnlcal experta 3'123. · for further testing and Appolntmenta are now diagnostic evaluations. A belnc lit-up for the next POD total of Is pe~"Cent of the ~ic in Jan'!lrY. ::'t POMEROY IIIIas LuAnne Hunnell, dauehter ol former Meta• County re1ldenta and a June graduate of Columlllll West High School, Ia the flrat Waat female alumna to bave bten selected for membership In the Ohio State · University marching band, which has admitted IJ(rla only for the peat ~ of ytll'l. She!lthedaUihterofMr; and Mn. cart E. Hunnell, 1131 Parma, Columlllll. Mr. HtllneD Ia a llflduate ~ Pameroy HISh School and Mn. ·HunneU, the former I .j 1 ....... 11· . .~m . CO ISIOD ' . • ' ''. ~ T ' : SIJ persons were injured, three of whom were Hospitalized, it) a car-pickup t~ck collision· Slltllfday at 4:40 p.m. on CR 31 in Lebanon Twp. "' Injured and hOspjtallzed were Robert FraJ1)din U~wson, 34; Shirley Lawson, 25, and Sherrie f,.awson, age7. Others injured but not.hospitallzed· were Robert Lawsori', 5, and Jason Lawson, 2lf.!, and RObert P. Burns, 50, of Gahanna. . 'lbe Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. said that Robert Lawson, Rt. 2, Racine, was traveling west iil an auto with fjve passengers and Burns east in a pickup truck. Both being left of center, the .v..ehicles collided on a hillcrest. Lawson was believed to have been left of Cl!nter to avoid a · )ilrge dip in the ~est bound lane. · '"'"'" ........ ········· ·····~ .. ·........· . , ! Bright, sparkling "Sun Colors'~ in a rugged construction that' will keep. its fresh good looks for years of hard use . ' Come to the floor covering dept. ~m the 3rd floor and see the large selection of Lees, . Carpets. There Is a style for any room in · your home, office, church or school. Pick out your carpet, we will come measure your roo~s and give you a complete,ly ·Installed price. . · t') t' Maine Hawt, of Olelter. . Mlsa Hunnell, only 17; graduate() In two ,..,.. from Wilt lfllh wbere llhe ~ alto ham In the mardlinl band. Sbe Ia ane of on!)' 17 women In the 110-plece Buckeye bud and Ia aiiiUiie major' •lulb'llll .111111· ,P'OII' alumni II W.t who 1ft I10ir . osu ,....,._ ll't a1ao ~ the' UniYtnlty band. . OOr earpet meeh1111cs have had years of experience and will do an lnstJIIllltlon you , . will be proud to show your friends. ELDS IN J Store, Hom• Fur· nlshlngs .Annex 11nd Meehan lc Street Warehou••· open Week· days 9:30 til 5. Open Fridays and Saturdays 9:30 to I p.m. Mlln • establishment,'! said Turner, who published a study on campus unrest .in 1972. He said the nonaligned, developlnc nations have had a gr~t Impact on American radicals. "1bey are more. likely to look £o this Identification to cope with .the colonial· establishment Imbalance Of power. And only guerrilla type techniques work to change such power structures," he said. In Cincinnati, Asaistant Po· lice O!ief Embry Grimes said · the two· attempts to kill President Ford last month may be demonstrations Of guerrilla activity. • "It's the same old radicals being tumed on, probably tlwough education by the media . Going Into great detail about assas~ina!lon (Continued on ll&ge 10) • • e VOL XXVII PRESENTS CIIECK - Pomeroy Pollee Olief Jed Webster Is shown praaemq Phyllfl · Hennessy, treasurer, with a check In the amount of $1,195, that he received F~ mornhc from the Reuter-Bragan Ins. Co., for full payment af the radar that WIB stolen from the . ll"lice cruiser on. or about September 17. · at y . enttne . Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1975 NO. l27 --------------------~~~--- .~--~-·--- an I' n 'new s.,p · e · LODI, Ohio (UPIJ - Dale Reuach, Lodl, former grand dragon of the Ohio Ku Klu:r PRICF. 15' .. August in Charleston, w.va., where the pew group wu . · . ter- .,. fanned. Klan, said today a new . Reusch aald the new group national Klan has been · would meet in Winston· organized under the group's Salem, N.C., around tlie first old tiUe ot lnvlalble Empire of November "to program a of the Ku K!u:r Klan and new natkinal move acroaa the would Include women, Unlted States to Iring the children, Catholics and new plan to the American naturalized cltlzena. · people." James Veneble, imperial wizard of the National "There have been U KnlghtiOf the Ku Kl~ Klan denomlllalllalln the lilt • aatd list "'~feet · at ·stow" ' 'iiiii lhd1be nttf Klan' will Mountain, Ga., that Reuach try to unify all Klan dlvlalon and several other members aa one," aald Reuach. "Also of his organlzatilll bad been the new Klan will haw a ouated for fonnlng the new women'aau:rillary and It will group. , COllie out with a junior Klan Reullch said however he program for thole from 15 to and twcMhlrdl ~f the bo~ of 18 yean of age." directors of the ·National Reusch said It had been Knlghta of the Ku Klu:r Klan, decided at the meeting In had submitted letters of Charleston to admit Catholics resignation from Veneble 's and naturaliJed dtizens who group following a meeting In were foreign born. I• '/ I I e~s. • .zn· Brrefs~ ~f' ' ' 'S:~ri:;=,:,;~;'' u:i'i:;:'' 'ti::'' ' ' ~ ~ WASHING'l'ON - FORME!t TREASURY Secretary John ConnallY aays he e:rpecll a ''horae race" between President ' Ford and RGI!ald Reagan for the GOP preside~ hcmlnatla1 nut year, and that Reagan might win the New ~ampahlre ··'d unW 10 day1 ago he '""'•""t primary. He .., w.._, Rea•~ll .,.. would ,not ~e~~~!ili.t,'.' Coonally said Sunday. ''I ' . voting and getting on committees." extensive: Richard Armitage, a vice "ijlack radicals and president at .Ohio State stude~t activism were University, .the largest U.S. premised on tile fact that they campus, agreed., felt they could make cbanges. "I t~lnk there Is a But these new radical redlre~llve liberalism, elements lack tlie same hope, redirected Into channels. We .because · of the dlsWuslon- find our students concerned ment of the late 60's." about the economy and enThe barsh treatment e:r· vlronmental ilauea, student tremlsts received during tultkN and the failure of those years may have altered lawrnaket:s to listen I.e! stuthe courae of the movement dents." in are11 less toleran\ than Roy Small, a student at California. Buffalo, said, "I'm Interested "~ think there haa been a in finding a job when I shift of Interest," said Dr. g{aduale. That's what l',m in O!arles Ebert, dean of under· · college for. Anyway, even if I graduate studies at the wanted to demonstrate, what . University of Buffalo. good would It do?" '"Today, Instead of smashing Some college ad· windows protestors have. mlnlstraton find that atfoWld a more effective way of Utude omlnoua. dissent, and that Is par"1bere Is, a far reaching tlcipetlng In the process - cynicism about any kind of ., - CARPET '. I m. ., • ) ' 'l ' ' By Ulllted Prelllnternadonal , SALEM, ILL. - POUCE AND FBI AGENTS surrounded .- heavily woodad area today looking for four remaining eecaped cmvlcta - one believed wounded - who Uled an electrGDic device to escape 'from !he ~ 's· top aecurlty laderal prlaon. . . • . Following a high speed auto chase ~day, pollee captured me of the five Inmates who eiiCIIped fnm the Marion Federal l'enltllltilr)' at Marian, Friday ntsbt. However' the other four fr.ct Into the cllallly forePd ama In 10uthern Dlinoll. Dllinl the nllbl, about IQ.polictmel patroled an.area about s m11e1 wide and 7 miles long where the CGDvlcta were believed ~g. With dayiiSht, pollee planned to Increase up patrola 'lite! IIIMl il heUcOpter, two IISht airplanes, . two German 'al\ejilerdl and a bloodlbound in the aearch. t · • ~vr; ' l1U• I ..,..... ~ ,,ut•::Al" l .Six injur~d •H •• r 1 w~ mgirl in 'band ••• . '. fj ~ a. Friday. In Pomeroy, police In· vestigated a two.car accident Sa'turday at 10:16 p.m. on East Main St. . Jimmy ~cCiure , Pomeroy, who stopped his car in line of traffic, had it struck In the rear by a car driven by John Riley, 18, Middleport. Riley waa cited to court far faUure ill Olelw Twp.., a.., w"!top within Ulll'ed. cleu· · lCIIW when It ran IntO the cllltance. 1bere Wll slight "path of a,car dflven by Olenn damage to both vehicles. No R. Colllna, Jr., 19, Rt. 1, injuries were reported. Jl,aclne. , , ' :~ Sheriff 'Robert C. HarSunday at !':25 p.m. the ' ·tenbach said hia d~tment Pomeroy E-R squad was erreated Terry Michael, 28, called to ii40 West Main St.for . Condor St., Pomeroy, on a Jesse Lambert who was bad checlt charge. He will taken to Veterans Memorial appear · in county court · Hospital. , ·~·um;·:·:•n:•:•:•:·:·>o·:·;·.·········<·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::>:::::::::<:>::::::::::::~.w..< at recent POD clinic· . o ~ the underground, but can't decide what It is, or what direCtion II is taking. "There are signs, 1111 in· dlcation of . lljl underground sentiment a11d sympa\hy among .'the you11ger generation fOr tlljl radicals," said Dr. Ralph Turrfer, chairman >Of the aoclology department' at 'OCLA, which became a mecca for the budding radical movement ten years ago. " It may mean that' a small but potenUal Influence could .be quite. • , · ' Amy Lawson, age 4, alao a p~nger In Lawson's car, escaped Injuries. Three of the injured were taken to Veterans ~emorial Hospital by the Racine E-R squad, and tlu'ee by private car. Both vehicles were demolished. No citations were lssuecl. ·- Smdayat 7:57p.m. pQ SR 7 52 children screened LuAnne . . Hunntill first Ullltad Preas Internatlooal 1bere are rumblings within )be American radical under· 8fqund. · ": '1'1\e •re-:emert~ence of ;fatrida Hearst and Willlsm aild · Emily Hirris, and \WO p,resldentlal assassination *tempts Involving women With "radical" connections have refoCusect piii!Uc at· , tentlon_ on the e:rtre!Dist group~ -that shook coDege CIIDJlllleS during the 19Jl0s. :. Radical-watchers agree 'ilomethlng Ia goilig on within ~ jiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiliitiliiiitiitt·------------lli!l----------------~~~------~ ~ i Siinals from Patty Hear$t, ·the Harrises, • • ass.assrnatwn attempts ~ ~;:,i: : : : : : ~: : : : : :m: : : : : : : : : : : :;: : : ; : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : ;,:,: : : : : : : : :. : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :l\f ..... . ~ il · lntot·,n~w directions ~ treet Campus extremism .:1· -~ = ·A · ~ ·j~· ' . t: ~~ 6 "I ' • I ( ~ ·w .·. 11ATI fUM the Jolly Workers 4-H club and Loy!se Pitzer. since Sept. 21 by a ·lifewhich had a total of nine Atterilllng the luncheon In taJ.k~rs . ·support machine his parents membera. All nine members Colwnbus on Thursday were wanted disconnected, died State Fann 'A completed their sewing Mrs. Mailne Oyer, Mr. and Tr early Saturday of heart isthere. • INSUUNCI • projecta lllld exhlbllecl at the Mrs. Charles E. Blakeslee, WASHINGTON (UP!) - TSeV) 't.!o~~e: conr!~syur~ failure. His parents termed . fair. She "la now an aalstant and Patty Kelly, 4-H Following are the talk show T ere_, the death "somewhat of a With State farm insurance 100 get , 12 advlaor for the Middleport Program Assistant. guests fOr Sunday, Oct. exa~eet the Press (NBC ·relief." Randal Catmen, a fast frieMiy service wherever and Merry M , unche'rs. - Face the Nation (CBS• l!fnior,at Lorain H'.;h ~hool. whe~r . yo~ reed it from 15,500 ~ · TV): - Secretary of State '6 Roy Holter was awarded Henry .Kisslnger. where he was planning to agents and claim represenlatim ~ the pearl clover for 15 years 't d A · take agrlc~ltural course~, across1he nation. I'm one oft hem , : UlOS CO OD CJ Y 8 (ABC~~~~~ ;:n. ;~~=~ · had gone Into a coma shortly andI 111 be there when yo!J reed me.· ~,. 88 8 volunteer advisor. Mr. · Holter's flrat 4-H club' was a Pr 1r "WI d Re after suffering head Injuries Carrol K. _ GALLIPOLIS _ Luther backing accident occurred at oxm e, M..,..h s., anD T p. whlle playing football with ' livestock club tn !94•. From Snowden ·~ ~9 unUI 1~ he 'advised Donald Blakeley, 67, St. 4:40p.m. on Second Ave. George a on, • ex .• . friends. i'l livestock and mixed club Mary's, Ohio,. was chatged Officers said a vehicle appropriations conunlttee 24 Stilt 51. "l Gallipoli• known 11 the Flatwoods Boys with failure to yield the rtgl!t driven by Sonja J. Owens, 21, .. chairmen. 446-4290 :: 4-H Club. In 1988 when he of way following an accident of Rt. 1, Gallipolis, .backed · QY drought. Undersecretary 446·4511• resumed hla 4-H volunteer Friday on Second Ave. and Into a car ·operated by Lottie of State for Economic Atfatrs aervlcealJe formed the Better Grape St. L. Long, 44, of Gallipolis. TA.LKS RECESS Charles A. Robinson flew to • Uveatock Holstein Club City pollee · said the A final mishap occurred ·- MOSCOW (UP!) - U. S.• Parts but he said he would be which Is known today as the .Blakeley car turned left into on Second Ave. where an Soviet grain talks rece!ISed ba~ Tuesday or Wednesday .Meigs County Better the path of a car operated by unknown vehicle struck a without agreement Saturday to reswne negotiations for a Slalt F~m ,••.,,..., Com01nlfl Uvestock Dairy 4-H Club. John Wesley Cox, 31, of Rt. I, parked car owned by with the Soviet Union publicly long-tertn agreement ·to IbM OO<oo: erooodngton. IIHnolo 740 Mailne Oyer .received · Patriot.' There was·moderate Christopher W· Bears, of Rt. admitting for the first Urne ita • ' - - - - - - •: stabilize American grain ,.'. clover lor her 10 damage to. both vehicles. A 2, GaWpoUs. .1975 crop had been ravaged shipments. ·Tube ~r:::=:=:=:========:~=:::=:=::;::====:::::======:=====:=====:=:=:=:=:=======:=========:===:=========:========================~=:=======~===~~==========================:=====================:=========:===:=======:=========:.:======:~~ ~ ~ ' ;:;: :~:~ !~~: ::; :;:; :::: !;~ ';!; i.:: :~~: :;~ j~~! j:l ::l :;~ ::( ::) ~;: jj ··~ ' i • MORUI and Dada looking for a good Halloween story ;:;: that will make their ,chlldren's hair stand on end, or :!:! Just ratae a laush, check In at the Ubrarlea In Pomeroy ~:!! _ and Middleport. j;j; Fun read-aloud stories about friendly witches, :;:; ghOitl who become vlalble when they eat too many ~:~j marshmallows, and trlck-or.treatera are there for !;'; )'OIIIlllllf chllchn. Older ones will enjoy thf collactlona :;:; ~ mystery lloriu and the nov~ where ghosts are not ~ways tbe friendly type. . ~!~: • Boob on llalloween CUII.oms and legenda, always :~; helpful in plannlns · procrams and parties, are ~::: avaUable, but there are a1ao plenty af the claulc · ::~; Sirles that can make even an adult's spine t~le. Thla :;:; Ia just. the righltimt of year to read "Dracula" or "Dr. :::; Jekyll and r,fr. Hyde", and anyone who can hear the ;j;j story of ''The Pit and the Pendullwn" without feeling a } hOrrible chlll must hlw nerves of iron. ;:;: , Before anyone goes haunting, or story-hunting, ;:;: t · ,... BEGIN POURING-Trucks of the Pomeroy Cement Block Co. moved onto the Pcmeroy-Mason Bridge this morning deUverlng concrete for a 310 foot section where new steel grating baa been installed. The Bectlon, after heine pc>ured today, will require from five t.O seven days to cure permitting the structure - closed for repairs since UFO follower says he's ~afe :;:, stop In· at the lllrary. :;\ !1:: j:j; Uolted Preas lnterutklaal ::::,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::<::::::r:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. A young artlat who reported seelnc an uniden-, think it's golnll to he a hortle race." He aaid Reagan, the lor· tlfiecl flying object last summer bas written hqme mer ljOWifllOr of California, might take the New Hampshire from Illlnols that he Ia with and other primaries "and If he does, It might be more ~han a . · Ule folluwerB of a mysterious horae·race." · QJnnally who switched from the DemocraUc party to the couple who promise 1 higher form of life through GOP durln8 d.e Nlxoo admlntatratioo, alab aald Ford's croaaC!OUJitr)' trips were destsned to keep Reagan out of the rurinlng metamOrphosis and a ride oo but lnltead bad the opposite effect. C<llnallf, ~er · PARKERsBURG, W: Va. · Statt pollee said there was a UFO. The s!J:opage handwritten 'Democratic' ljOvernor of Te:ras, appeared oo CBS Face the (UP!) ..:.. An unemployed no Indication the Parkers<Natilll Connally however, did not lillY whom he BUJIIIOrll for ~rpenter wu achedu1ed for burg College Community letter frllll Nell Brown, 22, pre..;nl, but aatd Ford'may lack abWty to lead the naUon. malgnment Tueaday on a COllege student '!I'll ae:rual!y Eugene, Ore,, to his father, · char1e of murder In the moleetad, although that may Doo Browri, Lebanon, Ore., ooLDSMJm, TEX. - A SERIES OF EXPLOSIONS, atra~llon of l&-year-old have been the Intent of her w11 poatrnarked In Walnut, ,vlalble {or Jll(ll'e than :10 milel, ripped tlnuah a naturatsaa Jima Ann Dotaon, whole 8881Uant, MWer aald. Moet ~ ru., Oct. 7 - 12 days later tellMrY today, ldlllng three per101111 and Injuring two othera. body wu found in a crude, her clothing and other per· than any other com· TheliiiDII of tha vlctillll were not reluaed. Ftre departmenta ahaUow grave 18 daya after sonal effects were found munlcation known to have .flunaeveraltownafoullhtablazecauaadbythee~plolllon. she was reported mlsalng. •· about four miles from where been receiVed from followers . Ector Count)' Sheriff Elwood Hill aaid ~e men were on John Calvin Bayleaa, 24, of ber car wu abandoned on of "The Two." !Uty at the El Paso Natural GU Producti plant when the Belpre, Ohio, arrested by lntel'llate Tl Sept.•. Brown said his 1011 had long ezp1o11c1n and fire oeeurred. "Right now we think all of them West VIrginia state pollee The Birl apparently had an interest In !IICh thiniJI ., accountad for," he aaid. Saturday, llad been under resisted her attaeter, ac. 11 the, O!lneae I Ching, ~' Hl1l aald two of hi! deputies Wert Jlltrollnll the OUtakirta ~ SUI'YelUance for 80~ time, cording to state pollee, and in aatrology !lnd reincamatioo J)dailaa about 20 ml1el away from the reJinery, and aw the according to Sgt. Ruaa MUter the sirugle was beaten and ani\ had repo;tecl seeing a ilplo.k,n.. "1bey aaid It aeemed like they cOuld almollt feel .of lhe Plrkersburs detach· strangled. UFO AIIK· 1. Her body was found buried "1bat led ldrn to thlnk ·he !IJe beat," said Hlll. · ment, before the arrest was ,,, · made and the body In a wooded area nol far from waa called to the movement , . · roLUMBUS - THREE OHIO KNIGHT Templara were . recovered. the ~..ce of BaylNa, just outlined by the couple," IIW8I'IIed dlatlJ11lUlahad ll8i'vlce awn Saturday at 1111 cloee al Bayleaa . waa taken into acrou tbe Ohio Rtwr from Brown aald. ~~te 1 13rd amual conclave of the Grand Conullndery of Oblo, cuatody by atate pollee after Parkersburg. With the addition of three The ldlling of the f!lrl, the pereons to the 11at during the Malonic Jodie. they 1topped hlm on a c Joe 'JMnU of Van Wert, Howard Wolf of CnclMati tec~lcal traffic charge near only daaghter of Mr. and weekend the number of :ana G. Rinker of Tiffin wert reoocnlzed for 1!-lr Viema, in the are~t of the Mrs. Jamae Dotaon of )3oa1, persona from Oregon stunned residents of the area . believed to have gone as . (COnUnued on page 1b) · f!lrl's h1111e. ,,. Unemployed carpenter charged with mUrder Gratton Aug. 4- to be reopened by Oct. 20 or earlier 111lndlcallld last week by BW Branscome, vice president of Claim Construction Co., New Castle, Pa., and Glenn Smith, head of the division Ten of the Cllio Department al rr... portaUon. Contract date for reopening the brld&e wu Dec. 1. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Wednesday througb Friday, chance of showers Wednesday or Tharsday but fair Friday. Highs Wednesday in 70s and low 80s, cooling to 60s by Friday. Lows in 50s Wednesday and 40s by Friday. followers of the couple rose to 23. The elder Brown said the letter was In his son's hand· wrlUng. The son wrote, "I am very safe and am oot and will not High Tuesday in upper 70s do anything to break the law. and low 80s. Fair tonight, low We do not break laws," He to mid 50s. Probability of rain also said, "Thl8'is ll)y thing.J 10 per ceht tonight and am happy to be part of It," · Tuesday. Weather lJones may be remains of Ohioans ROSEBURG, (UP!) - Ore1on Douglas Count)' sheriff's officers went &anclay to a remote spot on Looms Mountain northwest of Drain where a hunter found wreckage of ·a light plane Saturday. The hunter, MIDTIY I.eelie, Eugene, found the ~ off Smith River Road oo BUreau of Land Manasement pr:operty, a sheriff's offiCII spoke!llllan said. Bones were found at tht scene but llherlff'a offlcm said Ulcy did not know how many J)er!IORIIIIIY haw bee In the plane. · AIISht plane cll'fYinl threa Ohio men dlsappe.-ed ill that lll'ea Feb. !5' en route iram ' Reedlport, en., to Eupne, Ore. Aboard ·that craft wen David Stadler, 44, and hll lrother, Joon, 40, both al Castalia, Ohio, and David Lamb, Bellewe, auo. Brown said his son told him members of the group were not supposed to have two-way TAKEN TO HOSPITAL contact with outsiders and RACINE - The Racine E· asked his father not to give . R squad went to the MI. any information about the Moriah area at 9:~ p.m. group: Brown said, however, he felt "the more people know SaiW'day for Sandy Combs, of the fewer will be taken In by North Radnor·, who w.as visiting. She was taken to this fooUahness." BroiYII said, however, he Holzer Medical ,Center sufdoes not fear for hill son's fering a back injury. safety since receiving the letter. , The mysterious couple appeared at a· . meeting In BAND WINS FIRST WaldpOrt, Ore., Sept. 14 and Meigs l:ligh School's told the 200 • persons who marching band won first attended IIley must gtve up place in Class 8 field comLOCAL TEMPS all their possessions and petition at the Marching The temperature In chlkftn If they wished to Join Band Festival SatW'day in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a JII'OVBm training them for Athens. a.m. !>{onday wu 57 cletlreea metamorphoais to' a higher under sunny slda. form af life. • ' ... . '\ ' �..... ~·- . ... ' 2- The Daily ~ntinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Mooday, Oct. 13, 197~ Ohio industrial growth at near zero ~H:.;--] .I Us I\~ Elsie Carsey of Athens dies • ATHENS - Elsie J. Car· sey, 78, 016 Hoc:klo\!1. St., died early'• Sunday at O'Bieneos · ' ' . tx>WMBUS(UPI) - Stale theflgurelanlnlllngatarate new ftnns moved Into Ohio · of near-zero.J Industrial Hospital · Mrs . Carsey, born In By Helen Hottel . Athens ~(Director James . of only ~million, a drop of while In the first seven growth/~ said Ouerk. "Since County, was the . e • e A. ou.t IIIII today "Ohio more than 80 )ll!r cent. DICIIthS of 19'15 only 57 ne\v 1\167, Ohio has experienced .43 daughter of the late Lewis hal l'lldled the paint of "And If IoDation were to be firma moved Into the per cent industrial growth, ~nd Angle Brlckles Diller,. compared to gains averaging She was also preceded n near - 1ero lndutrlal factored into thea figures; Buckeye state. Mn. MDquetout Needs Help _. death by two brothers and III'Owtb" ,a trenillhlt muat be the fall oU in capital n· Also In 1988, Duetk said, 18.9 per cent by Southem Dear Helen: fourslsters. She spent most of .revened If <lito Ia to nta1n a 'pendlturea would be mQCh 2,140 firms expanded or states with aggressive tax I'm the type 'i'ho, if I find a very dead bug in my ·.soup, her life In Athens, having stroq manufactlll'illg .In· more dramatic," said Duerk. modernized in Ohio and only incentives prograliiB. wouldn't tell the waiter for fear of hurting hla feeUngs.l've got Duert said Ohio baa lost a friend who would rai8e such a lrannlgan, she'd get a 1ree · - - - - - - - - - ' dllalty 'llbldl II the base of "An Investment of • 208 have done 10 thl'OIIgh July 216,000 industri81 jobs since meal oufof file del!i. the ute'a economy. million can sound pretty · of thll year. ' . ,. Duert, cltq flau!'s lro!n ilil(ll'l!llllive as an Isolated "There has been a steady 1969. When aalespeople come to the door, I end up buying what I NEARED RECORD arepartrWelledtodaybyihe . figure," Duerk pointed out, decline in the · number of don't want·beeause I feel sorry for them. And if a clerk ahortNORTH RANDALL, OMo develo!iment departlnent'a "but we .need at· least $2 · llrma mOving into Ohio Iince changes me, I'd rather take the lou than point It out. She (I,JPI) - Greenbriar came Bureau . of· Bualneas billion In growth a year It we 1~ end a ~rrespondlng might think I was accuslng her of dlahooesty. within t.wo ~!Is of tying ~ . ..ut ·thai in 1988 are to provide the jobs we decline in new plant and I reaUze I'm a patsY. Can a.petunia ever become a tiger Thistledown's mile and tototal eaplllleqMridlturtJ for need for our growing labor eQuipment investment," said · lily? - WAI'ITSTOBEAMOUSETHATROARS yard traCk i-ecord in &mday's new ad apudlng lndUitry force." Duerk. . ' ' , featured S7,500 allowance wu $2.8 biDlan !Jut lor 187$ Duerk said that in 11118, 7$4 ''Ohio has reached the point Dear Mousey Petunia: purse, coveriDg the dbtance ,. You may never develop a fuU-throated tiger lily roar,-but in 1:4lto ~atfavored Duty you CAN learn seH.asaertlon ...:. and you've got a great teacher Roster by three-quarters of a CLEVELAND" ( UPI) - in your brash friend. Ask her fer leii8QII8, or join one of those length. Daub!~ Team showed. Tickets for the Ohio Lottery's new workshops for the timid. . . The winner, a &-year-old new Buckeye 1000 game And remember: courage comes with practice. Say a fll'lll son of Nashua, wu ridden by featuring a grand prize oi.' "No!" to a supersale111111111 - today! - H. . , Randy Wllaon and paid SUO, $1,000 a month for life and a . · · · +++ S2.80 and $2.40. guaranteed minimum of . Dear Helen: . Last Eclio and Wayrie B: S400,000, go on sale Tuesday. I'm 30 years old, unmarried and have no man frlelld. I returned .-.31 an the 3-1 Ticket sales for the don't want marriage, but J want a baby, and I thlDk ~Ictal dally double. medical conditions can be Bu<;keye 300 game cloae at insemination would be the only way. I Uve with my mother and By Llwrou E. M.D. pushing wUilout proper rest. · midnight Wednesday . The she more or less agrees. DJ!;AR DR. LAfo1B - J am Is thla possible? Also, could it ruled out by Urine and blood. final Buckeye dr&Wing . Pleasetellmehowtogoaboutthls. -M.'B.C. , 20 years old end have been be poilllble in such a case that testa. Often fatigue is caused will be held Oct.300 2.1. ., wclrkln1 for more 'than a brain damqe could have by psychological !actors. . . Minor . prizes . wlll be Dear M.: year. I quit my job more than occumd !rom lack of rest That is why ' a change in Consultyourf·~"ydoctor, butidoubtthalhe'llglveyou !list Buckeye ~"'~ two months qo when I belen end 01ygen to the brain? scenery or a Vaca 11·on often awarded at' the · o \ · 23 much hope. Single women aren't the beat candidates for ard experiencintl un111U81 fatigue. · DEAR READER - I glves a person a lilt, even If 1000 rawmg c· · tlflclallnseminatlon. · dlaad ed Since then I have taken presume you have had a he Ia more acuve durin• the Finalists for major prizes wm • t f th first tJme Why not consider adopting an older cr vantag vitamin tablell end reidated medical examination if you Chan ••e. compe 0c 30 e or e child? Unmarried people are sometimes conaldered Icr "hard• • much ellertlon, but I do not have had blood and urine Ailyone with fatigue. miiSt t. · · to-p.lace" youngsters. - H. . have a complete medical If a grand prize winner dies • aet much reUef. teall. : J have had blood teall end Falillue Ia caused by many examination to rule out low before receiving S4QO,OOO, the +++ ' ...toe analyida, but .U t.eall factors. Not .U of them are thyroid function, other en- dlffetence between what has Dear Helen: prove necative. I waa won· . related to a specific dlaeaae docrine diseases, chronic been paid and the minimum OUr daughter won a local beauty contest. derlng If It :a poulble that I or abnormal function of the Ulneas, anemia and other will be put In the winner's It came out in the newspaper: "Firlt ·place alnner Ia have built up too much lactJc body part&. You must not be important medical problems. estate. Clarice J. Con we sue for defamation? - MRS .. AND MR. J. Poor nutrition can lead to Runnersup qualify for . at I acid and nltrogenoua waste in . anemic and a lot of other fatillue . However, vitamins least $l,OOO and could win up Dear Mrs. and Mr. J.: my ~dy from constant Why no.t mount the cUpping on a special page in Clarice's will not help unleu you are to s~i!: numbers are scrapbook?. actually deficient In vitamins printed on every 50~ent She'll never find a better blooper. - H. from p.oor eating habits. ticket. There are three • Vitamins do not contain chances fer a SIO prize, three energy. They enable your for a t20 prize and one chance Dear Helen: Sorry,Idon't Uke your advice to the couple who weaseled · body to break down your food each for a ~ SlOO t250 and ' out of their promiae that a b8chelor friend would be their first . release food energy. ne S600 prize. ' ' and •' 1 energy Is In the food and IS , SiX numbers qualify the baby's godfather. So what if they prefer a couple- they should '' I really solar energy trapped player for either th~,Buckeye stay loyal to their first choice. iii . M However, thfY should be told that .a child may have more there at some point In the 1000 weekly dfawlng or the ,flo>: •" a,. l'olly Cruller than two g~ts. Why not take that route Instead of hur· development of food. Even Millionaire drawing. , the energy in a piece ol meat .6: ~~ one of ting hla feelings? - JAMES valance and then sew top ol · comes from solar energy the .4glt numberS In the POLLY'S PROBLEM WIN co-FEA:rUREs DEAR POLLY - My the curtains to fit your rods. obtained from plant food, Buckeye 1000 bo1 qualities NORTHFIELD, Ohio With Doug HamiiiCII at the daughter Iloaned her new -MRS. F. M. Lactic acid Ia formed Ill for the weekly tele ~d (UPt) -Juanita Ranger and helm, Juanita Ranger blasted ,; electric iron to a friend at mu.sclea when your phyalcal finals: · , DEAR POLLY - When I Constant Ombat picked oft a to a 3 3-lle~ victory over college who evldentlx Ironed buy new aheeta or bianketa 'I effort exceed• the clr· pair of C~ljtured f3,000 -Good Glr!Jarnie in .the eighth a nylon garment with too al'l'ays put an eaally. seen • cutallon's· abWty to provide pacing eventa Saturday nillht race, covering the mile in , much heat and thts left stitch In the center of the top enough Ollygen to break down at Northfield Padt. ' 2:03 3-4 to pay SJ3.31, SUO " melted" fabric oil · the hem. By doing thts I always food and releaae energy. This ,, and $3.31. Armbro Odds bottom of the Iron. How can bow thalli the stitch Ia in the Ia a short, temporary elfact, , tlhowed. • I •• this be remond without center of the bed the sheeta an~ u soon u you rest, the 1 ' . •• rulninl the aurtace? - MRS. and blanket are · in their , normal Ollygen supply from Constant Combat, with The Tllmder has averaged •• H.W.R. B,Ml fa111 at home while Bell Frank Abbott in .the ·aallly, , proper pllce and I have a bed your normal circulation will attendane~~ averaged 3, '100 scored her lOth win of the ~ DIAR Mill, H.W.J\. - rr.:de straitlht without run· convert~ lactic acid, and It MEMPHIS (UPI) through the flrat four boole season with a I 1-2 length : ' Heatlll Ill 1N1 will make ning from aide to aide of the Is no longer Important. I do Owners of the 1 10 ·W9fld vlc!nry over MJchty Dictator con testa. not think lactic acid· ac- Football Leque. 1281111 were : IIIII I 1 lftll ai!MI* I SeJI, bed. - CATHERINE. A~otber candidate for in the ninth race. Tbe winner •, ftla wiD aehea ' tile atDEAR POLLY - I am a cumulation Ill your problem: to meet In Nri> ~rk,~ to . I For a·betler understanding dlscusL. (h..,pollibU#Y' of poBII.ble dllaoJutiCII WIS San covered the mile In 2:03 1-6 : -~ I It e ftell'llll mother, grandmother and and paid S4, $2.80 .and f3, Antonio, which reportedly ! llh ....... 1M plate ud pqtifllldmother so all the of the effecta of e1erci8e *tlcl , ~ le ~o-yW-old, : nab......,da.._dolll helpful hlnta are appreciated phyalcal work, write to.lne ih fltl;ll~ II'OU"d :Jt:ague, needed a S460,000 tranafualon • 11111111111 .... JfiiCII 1ry and I have one auch lllmple care of thts newspaper, P.O. Unite!' PreM mtenallonal to keep going. •• lllilea" rap111ed I lllve OM tbat I would Uke to Pill Box 1561, Radio City Station, • liU ~ • " .. 1110 ....... II)' lnl ... nb an. It baa alwl)'l been such a New York, NY 10019. Send 50 ~~ dafnned right It ! aadl atltdllld fallrie wl6 a help to me to uae a cotton· centa, a long, stamped aelf-~ be critical," Memphta .. fille ..... wMI plld. Wllel tipped stick fW cleaning and addresaed envelope, and ask IDutbmen owner John :;. eleM llle lrol ea be l"'lllled drying between blby'a toea for~ Health Letter number llulett said Sunday, con· firming plana for the : lllck ud lVIII over wued whenllvinll him a bath. They . 1.., l!lzefclae, Muscles. You won't get brain meetlilg. : paper If ya ae dellre. - are son and will not hurt the damage from physical Work. Baasett, however, refu8ed • POLLY. baby. - D.B.C. The brain will .use about the to ella cuss the meeting's , DEAR PO""Y - To make DEAR POLLY - My Pet a pretty IC!hool lunch bo1 same amount of nygen agenda or leagui eori· Peeve Ia with hoalery. 'I have wrtp adhealft..bacbcl paper whether you are l'orklng or tlngenclea. '1 can't say what ... very narrow feet and suffer around a three-pound coffee !.eating. An adequate amount will happen," the Canadian w:eu1me aillll that are 10 can after punching two holes ·of Olygen geta to the brain millionaire said. "Anything .. wide they have to be folded on the llidel for the handle to even dlrlng phylical work. could happen." Since you are only m and The league , ownera, who .. over. (Polly's note - Hue go through. To make the you ever tried stretch hole!) hand!• braid nine strands of have thts degree of difficulty already have an sed the any ldeu! - DOROTHY B. heavy yarn and fasten 1 think you should try to moe other clubs poo,ooo to bEAR POLLY - When lllroogh the holes. That fa .U. resolve lt. You may need keep the Portland Tllmder some profeaalonal counsellng afloat and ntportedly have .., buying readymacle curtalna - LEANN. • or draperies, to · save the You wm retelve a dollar H to look at the ~oslcal uked players for lOW: clubs : e~P~ft~e of paying e11lra for a Polly uaea roar favorite !acton involved and how to to take pay c:uts. are said to • be conalderlDg folding the :;: valance I almply buy the bomemaklaa idea, Pel cope with them. ' . You shOuld a1ao look to your Portland and PI!Dadelpbla "' tllrtallll In 1 longer Ientth · Peeve, Polly'& Problem or life style. It may wen be that fral1cldaes, plagued by poor than required. cat ofl the solulloa to a problem. Write what you re.uy need Ia 1 attendance, in a last cUtch 111needed number of lncheut PvDy Ia eare of tblll fitneaa program and proper attempttol!eeptherestofthe llle!Qpand bern the bOttom of paper. nutrition. E~erclse may league operating. these pieces to make the New Buckeye g,raduated from Shade High School and attending Olilo University.. . Mrs. Carsey Is survived by · her husband, Russell; two sons, Russell Carsey.• Jr., and Jilek Carsey, ol Middleport ; five grandchildren, three great·grandchHdren; .two sister~; and a brother. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at I p.m. at the ·Hughel Funeral Home with the Rev. John Palmer of. flclallng. Burial will be In ' West Union Street Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime. · · Sport-. P~rade CINCINNATI l UP!) - The Cincinnati Reds, fresh from a dramatic 3-2 victory over !he By IIJILTON RICHMAN Boston Red Sox In game two . HPJ ~...riA F.dltor · of the Wocld Series, came CINCINNATI (UPI) - Jolutny Bench, a fellow with a pretty home cocky· and carelree to · good head foc figures, doesn't need anybody sitting down with . · . him and explaining why tile Cincinnati Reds pay him more ::~~7:,~an:.::~. else 0~ their ball club, somewher~ going on sale Many factors cause fatigue Toe Shots conforms to O.S. H. A. standards I ~bola . Middleport. . . "' 91a 5 Mon.· Fri . its ••~•·~•·••·******·*•·•..•*,.,*,.''*''1~'*''*'"'*'"'*'*'"actuallystrength help )'and ))u build up thereby THE INN PLAa ' THE MEIGS INN POMEROY~ OHIO ·' AMOruaees ••• Warld's Series Special energy. Alao look at your cillarette, coffee, cola and alcohol habit. AU of ucan sap yo.., energy. You would be IIIII'JII'Iaed how many people develop more energy by atopphlg cigarette amoldng. YOUR CHOICE OF 3 COMBINATIONS: I.IIIG SHEF"AND lARGE FRENCH FRIES. 2. OOUBLE'CHEESEBURGER AND lARGE mENCH FRIES. 3. SKIPPER'S TREAT " AND lARGE FRENCH FRIES. PT. 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I Polly's Pointers Salt scours sticky iron s •, . . .•· the frlehdly open spaces and artificial grass of Rlverlroot Sta~ium today after jl'oving for the 25th time this year a . basel)all s.ame is never over until the !mal out. · h l s t0 w orld . . . erzes s .R· • l VeT' '0 n t ' s as......'0·t urf r ' DR. LAMB Up until two outs in 'the would prove to he a winning for a championship. Tllat one already been kiUed. ninth innilig &Jnday, it looked one. But the Reds, who wo~ 23 came on a 3-2 pitch and broke Then in the second, the Red 8l! If the Red .Sox formula of regular season games and up a 0..0 tie." Sox blew a one-out stwation culling the Reds' running · also the final game of the Although it was Bench's with nmners on . first and game down with g!)Od pit- National League playoffs on dou Qle 'that ignited th ~ second when Dwight Evans ching and headsup defense their last at-bats, were saving Winri,ing " Reds' rally, Con- took too big a lead off second one more of their patented ~loll's steal.seemed to be and was picked off by Ben· comel'iacks for the Red Sox. the catalystlo what now must ch. Johnny Bench's leadoff lie considered a renewed The Reds, who have won e double had star ted cocky optimism. record 66 of uielr 83 gaines at everything, knocking out Red "Fisk Is goMa have to home this year. will send They·~n:t pay him all that bread for hla singing voice. his Sox starter Bill Lee, who throw me ou t a lot more if Gary Nolan against the Red j ·chann and personality llr for those 82 singles he hit for them · · · prior to that had yielded just they're gonna beat us," said Sox' Rick Wise In Tuesday • this Yt;ar. Nor dO they pay hlrn that ;for hill bun. tlng ab!Uty, f;l four hill! as the prime force in Joe Morgan who was caught night's third game. ~ w~Ucb IS far better than most pcqple wOuld lniagine. . · · · Boston 's 2-llead. But reliever stealing for one of the rare "I'm looking forward to ; ~~the Re<bi pay Johnny Ben¢11for is the long btiU,Ihe,IOO . BOSTON.' (UPI) _: on' the The Reds, who heat Boston, "When we play at home; Dick Drago quickly eased the . times this year by the Boston being home again ," said ; or more runs he hae knocked in four consecutive years now and ' surface the Reds have an 3-2, Sunday despite being we'll have every part of our partisan crowd's initial fea rs catcher in the sixth. "I know Morgan . "At least we have : the .~ or more h~e runs he has hit for seven straight years. artilicu;l sense of sectlrity slowed on the bases by a game back. I think we 're in by retlrilig Tony Perez on a he can't do it.''every part of o.., game , That s what they're paying him for. , • Sparky Anderson the a .... _, , oba . bl . Joh. heading into the next three muddy Fenway Park infield the driver's seat becaUBe grounder and George Foster In the first, the Red Sox put wocking there." • . • """" manager, pr Y 18 MY World Series games will have the surface at we've got three games in a oo a soft flyout. nmners on first and third : Be,nch's bi~st admirer outalde hta wife, and if you ask him, Yet the Bosion Red Sox say Rlverftoot Stadium in their row and we feel we can beat That brought on Dave Conwith no outs when Carl : he II ten you honestly he admires hla slugging catcher for · , .. , anyone three Urnes in our cepclon, an earlier inni!lg Y8lltrzemski hit a one-hopper they aren t just natural favor. , many other virtues beside his 1 br ted bili't t0 hit I WILL BE . : baseball nine miles. s cee a ' Y a athletes;. they con win oo "Atieastthefleldstaysdry park .n ,· "goat" because of a costly to Reds' pitcher Jack • Boston pitcher BIU Lee , error that led to the go-ahead Billingham who threw to : ~ooetheleu .an time ak with Spa . ky Ande synthetic fields as well 8ll on at Riverfront when It rains," ABSENT , · • Y you ape r rson sod and soil And Boston can said Joe Morgan, who blamed who pitched eight strong Boston run, to be the last Concepcion for the force at : about Johnny ~nch In a baseball sense, he usually thinks of prove its ~tentlon\Tuesday the raln-eoaked Infield for iminga Sunday and escaped Cincinnati out. FROM MY . second. But, inexplicably, , him 11). tenns of extra bases and the long ball. That's un- when the Series shifts to slowinghlrndownsuftlclenlly with no decision, said his A soft groimder up the Cecil Cooper suddenly OFFICE de~~able e:ugh. . , · Cincinnati's park which has to allow Carlton Fisk to throw team . is better on artificial middle which Red Sol second stopped haHway down ·the . -lL·conne on, Sparky Anderson is no different than Joe Astroturf · ' · hlin 'out at second baae. surfaces than most people baseman Denny Doyle had nq third base line enroute to the OCT. 18 TO M';'OannY, who U8ed to manage Joe DIMaggio with the · think. play on br\lUght ~nch home plate and was subsequently ' '.i"~L ' , ...ees. l • "We'll get them, we're a from third to tie tlje game. doubled up. A single by Fisk NOV. 1J. : One· day ·somebody wa~ enuirll!ratinl tc McCarthy all the great Astroturf team. Just But as history now tells liS, scored Yastrzemski witll the ~~~n::~ do on a ball field when a questioo came ·~ ask Kansas City (where the Reda weren't through. It first Red SoX run, rut a Boston was 4-2). We're just as was time to get that running potential big Inning ' had "ijowgoodabunterishe?"McCarthywasasked. .' · . · good an Astroturf. team as attack going once more. Q ' a something we'U never bow," replied the Yankee · • e . · they are. Cliecked in their only two "I think we can take two steal attempts of the series by Joe DIMaggio was a good bunter, and JohMy out of three there, that would the accurate throwing arm of 1:: ~ ra,nU •ttl! the best among all the present Reds. nice." Red Sox' catcher Carlton . When he came up to lead off the ninth Inning at Fenway Park CINCINNATI (UPI) - The the Dolphins of a few years beCinclruiaU catcher Johnny Flak, the Reda nevertheless $1nday In the ljlWild pme,of the World Series with the Reds . Cincinnati BengalB' 4·0 qo? They really d<XIIinated Bench felt the Reda could end Dashed the "go" sigp to trailing the Boiiton Red ~ in the ninth Inning he gave con- record Ia \he beat start in tile their games with 6-7 minute the aeries In Cincinnati on the Concepcioo and the ,speedy llderable .thought to butlfini. ·., • , ' elght:year hjstory of the drives on offetiSe. That's more familiar synthetic sur· . Ven.ezuelan sl)ortstop He limplY wanted to get on baae1 atarf something, anything, franchise, but the team isn't what we need - to COIISI.antly face .. responded by pilfering to get the Reds back in the ball game and the Series. They had jumping to any quick con· ram the ball down other "We can beat them three aecond, setting up the win· loet Saturday's opener, 6-0, and with lefthander Bill Lee pit- elusions. team's throata." Play it safe and aure straillbt at lmle but the Red ning run which was produced chlng qainst them now, they were only three·outs away !rom "Right now, being 4-0 .and The Bengsla won &ulday It may be time to ·going two games down. 50 cents - I take note of in· by breaking a 1~10 tie with 17 Sox have a good baUclub and by Ken Griffey's double off . have your preeeat ·"I thought about bunting " Bench confessed afterward "but Dation - will get ua a cup of points late In the game and the Astroturf.out there won't Orqo deep Into the leltj:enter policy updated. ,. Jhen I saw how they were ~er«tlftlng on me and 1 decJded to coffee," said coach Paul Brown remembers when his hUrt them. They play good on field gap . "No question, that was the Mt away." · Brown after hill team pldted ellp8JIS!on club couldn't do Astroturf too." • ' &.et'• rrillc It's polllble the artificial biggest hit I ever got," the ~ Johnny Bench bunt? up win No.4 with a tougher· that. surface will have as Httle Unthinkable, wasn't It? Sonlewhat like asking Joe Namatl! · than-upected 2'1·10 victory ''We lost a lot of thoae kind effect on the outcome as the ye.ar-old right fielder salrl . ''The only thing that comes . to hold the ball on the conversion try. over the wlnle11 New of games when we were leftfleld wall did in the flrat close was a three-run homer I ' 991 ·21~3 : No, said Johnny Bench. Why should It~? England Patriots &inday. developing, so thts kind of a 102 W. Main Pomeroy two games at Fenway Parlt. · hit for Three Rivers in Double · ;" Hadn't Sparky Anderacin said'later he would never think of "New England wan their win Ia particularly A ball that beat Sherbrooke . asking Tony Perez to bunt after Bench had doubled down the first five last season," aatlafying," smiled Brown. right field line IB the ninth. The Reds' manager said Tony reminded Brown, "and they "(Jur paaslng wu ab~ to : Perez being crdered to bunt would've "embarraaaed" a hitter ended up 7-7." bring ua badt. Kenny JUst like h!m. "I really don't bow how kept pn throwing darla." Well, It certainly wouldn't have embalnaaed Johnny Bench. good we are," added Brown, Brown referred to Kemy .. ~. '"1111111 a altuatJon where 1 )lilt got!P gel on bese," he said. who has seen aU kinds li • Anderaon, the NFL's leading n.o< Okay', bui Andereon had said he didn't wont t.O embarrau starts in hill 41 seucns rl paaaer who Mt 18 of 31 pasaea . Pal'f& by lll'dering him to bunt, so what would a similar order coa~ing. "It's too early to '' for .• yards, lncludlrw a " have meant to Bench? • . teU. beautiful 37-yard TD toae to .. "Spu:ky doean't have the sreal.t fluency with the En&tiah The players aren't making OlarUe Joiner late In the ._, '~"' ., rt\J 01 lf~· language " Bench said, Wltll no dilrelpect. "HII words aren't much of the 4-0 mark either third period that cli111:bed tbe 0 _;, " " .; .... ... •JilwiYt.Jrrect~,~teci,sowhenheliya 'embarruaed'l because, aomewllat" sur- win. " ....... !I • ...think what~ mea111 more 11 'nlpeC,I.'!" ; ~:. prislngly,lhey said they need New England coach Olllck What 8ParJty Andi!I'IOII actually 1111!..._.11 that he ts always to Improve. Falrbanka said he saw a the manager, \lid has. the final word:''!lth the !\ed&• but he "We're juat average," said -. ''very·~ood football team" In doesn't went.to take the bat out of their hands or the game linebacker AI Beauchamp, ·· the Bengali. . away fl'lllll them. • whOle fumble recovery set up "It wu a tight, tough ball OddlY, before the top of the alllt6 inning started, Joe Morgan ~ touchdown Sunday. "You, game, but after getting , • . J! Hi hadaome idea of bunting also If Pete Rose, the batter ahead of ca11't say' we're super behind they were too good for 1.. • him, got on, which he did with a single. The score was tied J-ell because If we were, there'd · ua," said F~nkl. '"'hey Only one of the three littl e pigs was at the time. be nowhere to go." outplayed ua." smart He made sure his home was snug. Mcrgan Wl!lted to aee how the Red Sol would react H the Center Bob Johnaon said ~ went ahead in the ball game. the Bengala need more ''ball :;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::}::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:; And so sho uld you. ~·u Pete gets on, am I bunting?" he asked hla manager. control." If you have less than sill inches of insula"Joe, we're gonna play It the same way we did all year," "We're not playing o~llllll tion on the ftoor of your a ttic, you' re •v"'"l!l Sparky,,AIIdei'IIOII arwwered, tellinl Jo-. Mcrgan to hit away. as good as we should, he he at. It will rls.¢. into the auic and sneak out "We're not goona change. now." Bald, ~arefully avoiding through the .. we nt ila ti on port und er your Do you kno,v the last time Johnro' Bench ever bunted in a pralalng the 4-0 record. "We , roof. Yo ur furn ace will work to replace that ball game? ' need to dominate the game esca ping heat. And that's a waste of money. 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St., died early'• Sunday at O'Bieneos · ' ' . tx>WMBUS(UPI) - Stale theflgurelanlnlllngatarate new ftnns moved Into Ohio · of near-zero.J Industrial Hospital · Mrs . Carsey, born In By Helen Hottel . Athens ~(Director James . of only ~million, a drop of while In the first seven growth/~ said Ouerk. "Since County, was the . e • e A. ou.t IIIII today "Ohio more than 80 )ll!r cent. DICIIthS of 19'15 only 57 ne\v 1\167, Ohio has experienced .43 daughter of the late Lewis hal l'lldled the paint of "And If IoDation were to be firma moved Into the per cent industrial growth, ~nd Angle Brlckles Diller,. compared to gains averaging She was also preceded n near - 1ero lndutrlal factored into thea figures; Buckeye state. Mn. MDquetout Needs Help _. death by two brothers and III'Owtb" ,a trenillhlt muat be the fall oU in capital n· Also In 1988, Duetk said, 18.9 per cent by Southem Dear Helen: fourslsters. She spent most of .revened If <lito Ia to nta1n a 'pendlturea would be mQCh 2,140 firms expanded or states with aggressive tax I'm the type 'i'ho, if I find a very dead bug in my ·.soup, her life In Athens, having stroq manufactlll'illg .In· more dramatic," said Duerk. modernized in Ohio and only incentives prograliiB. wouldn't tell the waiter for fear of hurting hla feeUngs.l've got Duert said Ohio baa lost a friend who would rai8e such a lrannlgan, she'd get a 1ree · - - - - - - - - - ' dllalty 'llbldl II the base of "An Investment of • 208 have done 10 thl'OIIgh July 216,000 industri81 jobs since meal oufof file del!i. the ute'a economy. million can sound pretty · of thll year. ' . ,. Duert, cltq flau!'s lro!n ilil(ll'l!llllive as an Isolated "There has been a steady 1969. When aalespeople come to the door, I end up buying what I NEARED RECORD arepartrWelledtodaybyihe . figure," Duerk pointed out, decline in the · number of don't want·beeause I feel sorry for them. And if a clerk ahortNORTH RANDALL, OMo develo!iment departlnent'a "but we .need at· least $2 · llrma mOving into Ohio Iince changes me, I'd rather take the lou than point It out. She (I,JPI) - Greenbriar came Bureau . of· Bualneas billion In growth a year It we 1~ end a ~rrespondlng might think I was accuslng her of dlahooesty. within t.wo ~!Is of tying ~ . ..ut ·thai in 1988 are to provide the jobs we decline in new plant and I reaUze I'm a patsY. Can a.petunia ever become a tiger Thistledown's mile and tototal eaplllleqMridlturtJ for need for our growing labor eQuipment investment," said · lily? - WAI'ITSTOBEAMOUSETHATROARS yard traCk i-ecord in &mday's new ad apudlng lndUitry force." Duerk. . ' ' , featured S7,500 allowance wu $2.8 biDlan !Jut lor 187$ Duerk said that in 11118, 7$4 ''Ohio has reached the point Dear Mousey Petunia: purse, coveriDg the dbtance ,. You may never develop a fuU-throated tiger lily roar,-but in 1:4lto ~atfavored Duty you CAN learn seH.asaertlon ...:. and you've got a great teacher Roster by three-quarters of a CLEVELAND" ( UPI) - in your brash friend. Ask her fer leii8QII8, or join one of those length. Daub!~ Team showed. Tickets for the Ohio Lottery's new workshops for the timid. . . The winner, a &-year-old new Buckeye 1000 game And remember: courage comes with practice. Say a fll'lll son of Nashua, wu ridden by featuring a grand prize oi.' "No!" to a supersale111111111 - today! - H. . , Randy Wllaon and paid SUO, $1,000 a month for life and a . · · · +++ S2.80 and $2.40. guaranteed minimum of . Dear Helen: . Last Eclio and Wayrie B: S400,000, go on sale Tuesday. I'm 30 years old, unmarried and have no man frlelld. I returned .-.31 an the 3-1 Ticket sales for the don't want marriage, but J want a baby, and I thlDk ~Ictal dally double. medical conditions can be Bu<;keye 300 game cloae at insemination would be the only way. I Uve with my mother and By Llwrou E. M.D. pushing wUilout proper rest. · midnight Wednesday . The she more or less agrees. DJ!;AR DR. LAfo1B - J am Is thla possible? Also, could it ruled out by Urine and blood. final Buckeye dr&Wing . Pleasetellmehowtogoaboutthls. -M.'B.C. , 20 years old end have been be poilllble in such a case that testa. Often fatigue is caused will be held Oct.300 2.1. ., wclrkln1 for more 'than a brain damqe could have by psychological !actors. . . Minor . prizes . wlll be Dear M.: year. I quit my job more than occumd !rom lack of rest That is why ' a change in Consultyourf·~"ydoctor, butidoubtthalhe'llglveyou !list Buckeye ~"'~ two months qo when I belen end 01ygen to the brain? scenery or a Vaca 11·on often awarded at' the · o \ · 23 much hope. Single women aren't the beat candidates for ard experiencintl un111U81 fatigue. · DEAR READER - I glves a person a lilt, even If 1000 rawmg c· · tlflclallnseminatlon. · dlaad ed Since then I have taken presume you have had a he Ia more acuve durin• the Finalists for major prizes wm • t f th first tJme Why not consider adopting an older cr vantag vitamin tablell end reidated medical examination if you Chan ••e. compe 0c 30 e or e child? Unmarried people are sometimes conaldered Icr "hard• • much ellertlon, but I do not have had blood and urine Ailyone with fatigue. miiSt t. · · to-p.lace" youngsters. - H. . have a complete medical If a grand prize winner dies • aet much reUef. teall. : J have had blood teall end Falillue Ia caused by many examination to rule out low before receiving S4QO,OOO, the +++ ' ...toe analyida, but .U t.eall factors. Not .U of them are thyroid function, other en- dlffetence between what has Dear Helen: prove necative. I waa won· . related to a specific dlaeaae docrine diseases, chronic been paid and the minimum OUr daughter won a local beauty contest. derlng If It :a poulble that I or abnormal function of the Ulneas, anemia and other will be put In the winner's It came out in the newspaper: "Firlt ·place alnner Ia have built up too much lactJc body part&. You must not be important medical problems. estate. Clarice J. Con we sue for defamation? - MRS .. AND MR. J. Poor nutrition can lead to Runnersup qualify for . at I acid and nltrogenoua waste in . anemic and a lot of other fatillue . However, vitamins least $l,OOO and could win up Dear Mrs. and Mr. J.: my ~dy from constant Why no.t mount the cUpping on a special page in Clarice's will not help unleu you are to s~i!: numbers are scrapbook?. actually deficient In vitamins printed on every 50~ent She'll never find a better blooper. - H. from p.oor eating habits. ticket. There are three • Vitamins do not contain chances fer a SIO prize, three energy. They enable your for a t20 prize and one chance Dear Helen: Sorry,Idon't Uke your advice to the couple who weaseled · body to break down your food each for a ~ SlOO t250 and ' out of their promiae that a b8chelor friend would be their first . release food energy. ne S600 prize. ' ' and •' 1 energy Is In the food and IS , SiX numbers qualify the baby's godfather. So what if they prefer a couple- they should '' I really solar energy trapped player for either th~,Buckeye stay loyal to their first choice. iii . M However, thfY should be told that .a child may have more there at some point In the 1000 weekly dfawlng or the ,flo>: •" a,. l'olly Cruller than two g~ts. Why not take that route Instead of hur· development of food. Even Millionaire drawing. , the energy in a piece ol meat .6: ~~ one of ting hla feelings? - JAMES valance and then sew top ol · comes from solar energy the .4glt numberS In the POLLY'S PROBLEM WIN co-FEA:rUREs DEAR POLLY - My the curtains to fit your rods. obtained from plant food, Buckeye 1000 bo1 qualities NORTHFIELD, Ohio With Doug HamiiiCII at the daughter Iloaned her new -MRS. F. M. Lactic acid Ia formed Ill for the weekly tele ~d (UPt) -Juanita Ranger and helm, Juanita Ranger blasted ,; electric iron to a friend at mu.sclea when your phyalcal finals: · , DEAR POLLY - When I Constant Ombat picked oft a to a 3 3-lle~ victory over college who evldentlx Ironed buy new aheeta or bianketa 'I effort exceed• the clr· pair of C~ljtured f3,000 -Good Glr!Jarnie in .the eighth a nylon garment with too al'l'ays put an eaally. seen • cutallon's· abWty to provide pacing eventa Saturday nillht race, covering the mile in , much heat and thts left stitch In the center of the top enough Ollygen to break down at Northfield Padt. ' 2:03 3-4 to pay SJ3.31, SUO " melted" fabric oil · the hem. By doing thts I always food and releaae energy. This ,, and $3.31. Armbro Odds bottom of the Iron. How can bow thalli the stitch Ia in the Ia a short, temporary elfact, , tlhowed. • I •• this be remond without center of the bed the sheeta an~ u soon u you rest, the 1 ' . •• rulninl the aurtace? - MRS. and blanket are · in their , normal Ollygen supply from Constant Combat, with The Tllmder has averaged •• H.W.R. B,Ml fa111 at home while Bell Frank Abbott in .the ·aallly, , proper pllce and I have a bed your normal circulation will attendane~~ averaged 3, '100 scored her lOth win of the ~ DIAR Mill, H.W.J\. - rr.:de straitlht without run· convert~ lactic acid, and It MEMPHIS (UPI) through the flrat four boole season with a I 1-2 length : ' Heatlll Ill 1N1 will make ning from aide to aide of the Is no longer Important. I do Owners of the 1 10 ·W9fld vlc!nry over MJchty Dictator con testa. not think lactic acid· ac- Football Leque. 1281111 were : IIIII I 1 lftll ai!MI* I SeJI, bed. - CATHERINE. A~otber candidate for in the ninth race. Tbe winner •, ftla wiD aehea ' tile atDEAR POLLY - I am a cumulation Ill your problem: to meet In Nri> ~rk,~ to . I For a·betler understanding dlscusL. (h..,pollibU#Y' of poBII.ble dllaoJutiCII WIS San covered the mile In 2:03 1-6 : -~ I It e ftell'llll mother, grandmother and and paid S4, $2.80 .and f3, Antonio, which reportedly ! llh ....... 1M plate ud pqtifllldmother so all the of the effecta of e1erci8e *tlcl , ~ le ~o-yW-old, : nab......,da.._dolll helpful hlnta are appreciated phyalcal work, write to.lne ih fltl;ll~ II'OU"d :Jt:ague, needed a S460,000 tranafualon • 11111111111 .... JfiiCII 1ry and I have one auch lllmple care of thts newspaper, P.O. Unite!' PreM mtenallonal to keep going. •• lllilea" rap111ed I lllve OM tbat I would Uke to Pill Box 1561, Radio City Station, • liU ~ • " .. 1110 ....... II)' lnl ... nb an. It baa alwl)'l been such a New York, NY 10019. Send 50 ~~ dafnned right It ! aadl atltdllld fallrie wl6 a help to me to uae a cotton· centa, a long, stamped aelf-~ be critical," Memphta .. fille ..... wMI plld. Wllel tipped stick fW cleaning and addresaed envelope, and ask IDutbmen owner John :;. eleM llle lrol ea be l"'lllled drying between blby'a toea for~ Health Letter number llulett said Sunday, con· firming plana for the : lllck ud lVIII over wued whenllvinll him a bath. They . 1.., l!lzefclae, Muscles. You won't get brain meetlilg. : paper If ya ae dellre. - are son and will not hurt the damage from physical Work. Baasett, however, refu8ed • POLLY. baby. - D.B.C. The brain will .use about the to ella cuss the meeting's , DEAR PO""Y - To make DEAR POLLY - My Pet a pretty IC!hool lunch bo1 same amount of nygen agenda or leagui eori· Peeve Ia with hoalery. 'I have wrtp adhealft..bacbcl paper whether you are l'orklng or tlngenclea. '1 can't say what ... very narrow feet and suffer around a three-pound coffee !.eating. An adequate amount will happen," the Canadian w:eu1me aillll that are 10 can after punching two holes ·of Olygen geta to the brain millionaire said. "Anything .. wide they have to be folded on the llidel for the handle to even dlrlng phylical work. could happen." Since you are only m and The league , ownera, who .. over. (Polly's note - Hue go through. To make the you ever tried stretch hole!) hand!• braid nine strands of have thts degree of difficulty already have an sed the any ldeu! - DOROTHY B. heavy yarn and fasten 1 think you should try to moe other clubs poo,ooo to bEAR POLLY - When lllroogh the holes. That fa .U. resolve lt. You may need keep the Portland Tllmder some profeaalonal counsellng afloat and ntportedly have .., buying readymacle curtalna - LEANN. • or draperies, to · save the You wm retelve a dollar H to look at the ~oslcal uked players for lOW: clubs : e~P~ft~e of paying e11lra for a Polly uaea roar favorite !acton involved and how to to take pay c:uts. are said to • be conalderlDg folding the :;: valance I almply buy the bomemaklaa idea, Pel cope with them. ' . You shOuld a1ao look to your Portland and PI!Dadelpbla "' tllrtallll In 1 longer Ientth · Peeve, Polly'& Problem or life style. It may wen be that fral1cldaes, plagued by poor than required. cat ofl the solulloa to a problem. Write what you re.uy need Ia 1 attendance, in a last cUtch 111needed number of lncheut PvDy Ia eare of tblll fitneaa program and proper attempttol!eeptherestofthe llle!Qpand bern the bOttom of paper. nutrition. E~erclse may league operating. these pieces to make the New Buckeye g,raduated from Shade High School and attending Olilo University.. . Mrs. Carsey Is survived by · her husband, Russell; two sons, Russell Carsey.• Jr., and Jilek Carsey, ol Middleport ; five grandchildren, three great·grandchHdren; .two sister~; and a brother. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at I p.m. at the ·Hughel Funeral Home with the Rev. John Palmer of. flclallng. Burial will be In ' West Union Street Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime. · · Sport-. P~rade CINCINNATI l UP!) - The Cincinnati Reds, fresh from a dramatic 3-2 victory over !he By IIJILTON RICHMAN Boston Red Sox In game two . HPJ ~...riA F.dltor · of the Wocld Series, came CINCINNATI (UPI) - Jolutny Bench, a fellow with a pretty home cocky· and carelree to · good head foc figures, doesn't need anybody sitting down with . · . him and explaining why tile Cincinnati Reds pay him more ::~~7:,~an:.::~. else 0~ their ball club, somewher~ going on sale Many factors cause fatigue Toe Shots conforms to O.S. H. A. standards I ~bola . Middleport. . . "' 91a 5 Mon.· Fri . its ••~•·~•·••·******·*•·•..•*,.,*,.''*''1~'*''*'"'*'"'*'*'"actuallystrength help )'and ))u build up thereby THE INN PLAa ' THE MEIGS INN POMEROY~ OHIO ·' AMOruaees ••• Warld's Series Special energy. Alao look at your cillarette, coffee, cola and alcohol habit. AU of ucan sap yo.., energy. You would be IIIII'JII'Iaed how many people develop more energy by atopphlg cigarette amoldng. YOUR CHOICE OF 3 COMBINATIONS: I.IIIG SHEF"AND lARGE FRENCH FRIES. 2. OOUBLE'CHEESEBURGER AND lARGE mENCH FRIES. 3. SKIPPER'S TREAT " AND lARGE FRENCH FRIES. PT. 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I Polly's Pointers Salt scours sticky iron s •, . . .•· the frlehdly open spaces and artificial grass of Rlverlroot Sta~ium today after jl'oving for the 25th time this year a . basel)all s.ame is never over until the !mal out. · h l s t0 w orld . . . erzes s .R· • l VeT' '0 n t ' s as......'0·t urf r ' DR. LAMB Up until two outs in 'the would prove to he a winning for a championship. Tllat one already been kiUed. ninth innilig &Jnday, it looked one. But the Reds, who wo~ 23 came on a 3-2 pitch and broke Then in the second, the Red 8l! If the Red .Sox formula of regular season games and up a 0..0 tie." Sox blew a one-out stwation culling the Reds' running · also the final game of the Although it was Bench's with nmners on . first and game down with g!)Od pit- National League playoffs on dou Qle 'that ignited th ~ second when Dwight Evans ching and headsup defense their last at-bats, were saving Winri,ing " Reds' rally, Con- took too big a lead off second one more of their patented ~loll's steal.seemed to be and was picked off by Ben· comel'iacks for the Red Sox. the catalystlo what now must ch. Johnny Bench's leadoff lie considered a renewed The Reds, who have won e double had star ted cocky optimism. record 66 of uielr 83 gaines at everything, knocking out Red "Fisk Is goMa have to home this year. will send They·~n:t pay him all that bread for hla singing voice. his Sox starter Bill Lee, who throw me ou t a lot more if Gary Nolan against the Red j ·chann and personality llr for those 82 singles he hit for them · · · prior to that had yielded just they're gonna beat us," said Sox' Rick Wise In Tuesday • this Yt;ar. Nor dO they pay hlrn that ;for hill bun. tlng ab!Uty, f;l four hill! as the prime force in Joe Morgan who was caught night's third game. ~ w~Ucb IS far better than most pcqple wOuld lniagine. . · · · Boston 's 2-llead. But reliever stealing for one of the rare "I'm looking forward to ; ~~the Re<bi pay Johnny Ben¢11for is the long btiU,Ihe,IOO . BOSTON.' (UPI) _: on' the The Reds, who heat Boston, "When we play at home; Dick Drago quickly eased the . times this year by the Boston being home again ," said ; or more runs he hae knocked in four consecutive years now and ' surface the Reds have an 3-2, Sunday despite being we'll have every part of our partisan crowd's initial fea rs catcher in the sixth. "I know Morgan . "At least we have : the .~ or more h~e runs he has hit for seven straight years. artilicu;l sense of sectlrity slowed on the bases by a game back. I think we 're in by retlrilig Tony Perez on a he can't do it.''every part of o.., game , That s what they're paying him for. , • Sparky Anderson the a .... _, , oba . bl . Joh. heading into the next three muddy Fenway Park infield the driver's seat becaUBe grounder and George Foster In the first, the Red Sox put wocking there." • . • """" manager, pr Y 18 MY World Series games will have the surface at we've got three games in a oo a soft flyout. nmners on first and third : Be,nch's bi~st admirer outalde hta wife, and if you ask him, Yet the Bosion Red Sox say Rlverftoot Stadium in their row and we feel we can beat That brought on Dave Conwith no outs when Carl : he II ten you honestly he admires hla slugging catcher for · , .. , anyone three Urnes in our cepclon, an earlier inni!lg Y8lltrzemski hit a one-hopper they aren t just natural favor. , many other virtues beside his 1 br ted bili't t0 hit I WILL BE . : baseball nine miles. s cee a ' Y a athletes;. they con win oo "Atieastthefleldstaysdry park .n ,· "goat" because of a costly to Reds' pitcher Jack • Boston pitcher BIU Lee , error that led to the go-ahead Billingham who threw to : ~ooetheleu .an time ak with Spa . ky Ande synthetic fields as well 8ll on at Riverfront when It rains," ABSENT , · • Y you ape r rson sod and soil And Boston can said Joe Morgan, who blamed who pitched eight strong Boston run, to be the last Concepcion for the force at : about Johnny ~nch In a baseball sense, he usually thinks of prove its ~tentlon\Tuesday the raln-eoaked Infield for iminga Sunday and escaped Cincinnati out. FROM MY . second. But, inexplicably, , him 11). tenns of extra bases and the long ball. That's un- when the Series shifts to slowinghlrndownsuftlclenlly with no decision, said his A soft groimder up the Cecil Cooper suddenly OFFICE de~~able e:ugh. . , · Cincinnati's park which has to allow Carlton Fisk to throw team . is better on artificial middle which Red Sol second stopped haHway down ·the . -lL·conne on, Sparky Anderson is no different than Joe Astroturf · ' · hlin 'out at second baae. surfaces than most people baseman Denny Doyle had nq third base line enroute to the OCT. 18 TO M';'OannY, who U8ed to manage Joe DIMaggio with the · think. play on br\lUght ~nch home plate and was subsequently ' '.i"~L ' , ...ees. l • "We'll get them, we're a from third to tie tlje game. doubled up. A single by Fisk NOV. 1J. : One· day ·somebody wa~ enuirll!ratinl tc McCarthy all the great Astroturf team. Just But as history now tells liS, scored Yastrzemski witll the ~~~n::~ do on a ball field when a questioo came ·~ ask Kansas City (where the Reda weren't through. It first Red SoX run, rut a Boston was 4-2). We're just as was time to get that running potential big Inning ' had "ijowgoodabunterishe?"McCarthywasasked. .' · . · good an Astroturf. team as attack going once more. Q ' a something we'U never bow," replied the Yankee · • e . · they are. Cliecked in their only two "I think we can take two steal attempts of the series by Joe DIMaggio was a good bunter, and JohMy out of three there, that would the accurate throwing arm of 1:: ~ ra,nU •ttl! the best among all the present Reds. nice." Red Sox' catcher Carlton . When he came up to lead off the ninth Inning at Fenway Park CINCINNATI (UPI) - The the Dolphins of a few years beCinclruiaU catcher Johnny Flak, the Reda nevertheless $1nday In the ljlWild pme,of the World Series with the Reds . Cincinnati BengalB' 4·0 qo? They really d<XIIinated Bench felt the Reda could end Dashed the "go" sigp to trailing the Boiiton Red ~ in the ninth Inning he gave con- record Ia \he beat start in tile their games with 6-7 minute the aeries In Cincinnati on the Concepcioo and the ,speedy llderable .thought to butlfini. ·., • , ' elght:year hjstory of the drives on offetiSe. That's more familiar synthetic sur· . Ven.ezuelan sl)ortstop He limplY wanted to get on baae1 atarf something, anything, franchise, but the team isn't what we need - to COIISI.antly face .. responded by pilfering to get the Reds back in the ball game and the Series. They had jumping to any quick con· ram the ball down other "We can beat them three aecond, setting up the win· loet Saturday's opener, 6-0, and with lefthander Bill Lee pit- elusions. team's throata." Play it safe and aure straillbt at lmle but the Red ning run which was produced chlng qainst them now, they were only three·outs away !rom "Right now, being 4-0 .and The Bengsla won &ulday It may be time to ·going two games down. 50 cents - I take note of in· by breaking a 1~10 tie with 17 Sox have a good baUclub and by Ken Griffey's double off . have your preeeat ·"I thought about bunting " Bench confessed afterward "but Dation - will get ua a cup of points late In the game and the Astroturf.out there won't Orqo deep Into the leltj:enter policy updated. ,. Jhen I saw how they were ~er«tlftlng on me and 1 decJded to coffee," said coach Paul Brown remembers when his hUrt them. They play good on field gap . "No question, that was the Mt away." · Brown after hill team pldted ellp8JIS!on club couldn't do Astroturf too." • ' &.et'• rrillc It's polllble the artificial biggest hit I ever got," the ~ Johnny Bench bunt? up win No.4 with a tougher· that. surface will have as Httle Unthinkable, wasn't It? Sonlewhat like asking Joe Namatl! · than-upected 2'1·10 victory ''We lost a lot of thoae kind effect on the outcome as the ye.ar-old right fielder salrl . ''The only thing that comes . to hold the ball on the conversion try. over the wlnle11 New of games when we were leftfleld wall did in the flrat close was a three-run homer I ' 991 ·21~3 : No, said Johnny Bench. Why should It~? England Patriots &inday. developing, so thts kind of a 102 W. Main Pomeroy two games at Fenway Parlt. · hit for Three Rivers in Double · ;" Hadn't Sparky Anderacin said'later he would never think of "New England wan their win Ia particularly A ball that beat Sherbrooke . asking Tony Perez to bunt after Bench had doubled down the first five last season," aatlafying," smiled Brown. right field line IB the ninth. The Reds' manager said Tony reminded Brown, "and they "(Jur paaslng wu ab~ to : Perez being crdered to bunt would've "embarraaaed" a hitter ended up 7-7." bring ua badt. Kenny JUst like h!m. "I really don't bow how kept pn throwing darla." Well, It certainly wouldn't have embalnaaed Johnny Bench. good we are," added Brown, Brown referred to Kemy .. ~. '"1111111 a altuatJon where 1 )lilt got!P gel on bese," he said. who has seen aU kinds li • Anderaon, the NFL's leading n.o< Okay', bui Andereon had said he didn't wont t.O embarrau starts in hill 41 seucns rl paaaer who Mt 18 of 31 pasaea . Pal'f& by lll'dering him to bunt, so what would a similar order coa~ing. "It's too early to '' for .• yards, lncludlrw a " have meant to Bench? • . teU. beautiful 37-yard TD toae to .. "Spu:ky doean't have the sreal.t fluency with the En&tiah The players aren't making OlarUe Joiner late In the ._, '~"' ., rt\J 01 lf~· language " Bench said, Wltll no dilrelpect. "HII words aren't much of the 4-0 mark either third period that cli111:bed tbe 0 _;, " " .; .... ... •JilwiYt.Jrrect~,~teci,sowhenheliya 'embarruaed'l because, aomewllat" sur- win. " ....... !I • ...think what~ mea111 more 11 'nlpeC,I.'!" ; ~:. prislngly,lhey said they need New England coach Olllck What 8ParJty Andi!I'IOII actually 1111!..._.11 that he ts always to Improve. Falrbanka said he saw a the manager, \lid has. the final word:''!lth the !\ed&• but he "We're juat average," said -. ''very·~ood football team" In doesn't went.to take the bat out of their hands or the game linebacker AI Beauchamp, ·· the Bengali. . away fl'lllll them. • whOle fumble recovery set up "It wu a tight, tough ball OddlY, before the top of the alllt6 inning started, Joe Morgan ~ touchdown Sunday. "You, game, but after getting , • . J! Hi hadaome idea of bunting also If Pete Rose, the batter ahead of ca11't say' we're super behind they were too good for 1.. • him, got on, which he did with a single. The score was tied J-ell because If we were, there'd · ua," said F~nkl. '"'hey Only one of the three littl e pigs was at the time. be nowhere to go." outplayed ua." smart He made sure his home was snug. Mcrgan Wl!lted to aee how the Red Sol would react H the Center Bob Johnaon said ~ went ahead in the ball game. the Bengala need more ''ball :;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::}::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:; And so sho uld you. ~·u Pete gets on, am I bunting?" he asked hla manager. control." If you have less than sill inches of insula"Joe, we're gonna play It the same way we did all year," "We're not playing o~llllll tion on the ftoor of your a ttic, you' re •v"'"l!l Sparky,,AIIdei'IIOII arwwered, tellinl Jo-. Mcrgan to hit away. as good as we should, he he at. It will rls.¢. into the auic and sneak out "We're not goona change. now." Bald, ~arefully avoiding through the .. we nt ila ti on port und er your Do you kno,v the last time Johnro' Bench ever bunted in a pralalng the 4-0 record. "We , roof. Yo ur furn ace will work to replace that ball game? ' need to dominate the game esca ping heat. And that's a waste of money. 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ASSEI'S Cash and due from banks U S T easury secun lea ObUga ons of otlli!l' U S Governmen agenoes an,ll ~lions ObUga ons of States and poU~ SUWlvilllons Olhe securities Federal funds so d and securities purchased Wider agreements to resell 1100 000.00 8,781110 30 Olhe loans Bank p emlses fum ture and fiitlftS and o her asse s representing bank preml!es 435 811 79 1,.. 74 Olhe assets TOTAL ASSETS ~~~~triES Demand depoSits of> indlvidUall llarlnersliips and corporations Time and savmgs deposits cl. mdlvlduala partnersh ps and corporations Deposits of Un ted States Governmen Deposits of States and pollical subdivisions Deposita of commercial banks Certified and officers checks e To aJ Deposits In Donlestlc Olllces a Total demand depojilts b Total time and savings deposits To al Deposits In Domestic and Foreign Off ces othe liabilities TOTAL UABIUTIES RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURJriES Reserve fo bad deb loese8 on oans set up pursuan o IRS MJllngs TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES CAPirAL AOCOUNI'S Equ ty cap ta To al Corrunon stock-total pu value No shares authorized 2,000 No shares outstanding 2000 Surp us Und v ded p of ts BROWN o Sa e s p ] 0 STORYSRUN M and Mrs Denny Sp res A 2 PI ttn IIV ftJ(_IIII In f 01 amoun 1 o I 500 ovtr ht ou 11 ol t 25 r11 130 010 mo ;oot o lith monlll 1 .ul Nvlnt ltetUH Ol tilt letltrlf ll '"' Ill r. v.:3 o proo am cen odou elnOCOI ht Ia I Of tn under 1111 proo "" 1 IPif ht bonds Tht p oo am 1 1 m111 o ht I tlidr p ov... AI Qui y ena we • Dt t opmtn Author I ..RtYtra Tht om hou1 no I" Wh Ch hiYI .,_ n Ofllrl lon lor reon t no cot to Ohio txpayara Comm "1o ht Amoni men Thomes Morar A. II ~Inc ant Cha n F Kvrfftl M chat Mt onty llobtrt T St 11 and famUy spen a re en even ng with Mrs Murle Spires and Jnna Bales Also there were M s Rita Wh te Rhonda Ables Rae ne and Ralph Bales and Rodney Sp1res Denny Sp es ce ebra ed h\a b thday a day recently ca ng on M Md Mrs Paul Sea Is a day ecenUy were Re and Ms Osbome Far ey o Cana W chester Rev and Mrs Raym nd F fe Mrs Joan F fe and Me sSII M and M s HersheU G key ~ ll~g on Mr and Mrs Alex ~- a day recen ly were Mrk Ross Shule and Sle en R I I..angs Ue Pv 21Da dShule andhswfe and baby g I of Fo can p be Ky a so ailed 1,201 7ff1 57 iU/803 823211UI 3 1113111 78,5&tlll 5 500 87190 802.43786 $8103 lOtiO ~49471 ~49471 ' 051,20145 300 000 00 400 000 00 3$1'014$ 051,20145 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS TOTAL UAWUTIES RESERVES AND $17,218,1100 78 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS MEMORANDA Average of tota deposits for the 15 alenda $15 485 2'11 73 days ending w th aU date A e age o tota loans for the 15 calenda 9 898 8119t3 days ending w th caUdate SUPPLEMENrAL MEMORANDA Pledged assets and securities oaned book value U S Governmen obi ga ons dlrec and guaranteed pledged osecure deposits and other Uabillt es $360 370 07 TOTAL $360 370 07 I Roge W Hysell cashier of he above-named bank do hereby declare tha th sreport ofcondlt on is true to thebes of my kn01'Jed8e,andbellef Rocer wHpell C1111ler We he unders gned dltector)l ~~ es the cor~tnesa of hla repor of condllon and decla e ha has been examined by us and o the bes of ou know edge and be ef s true and correc l'heodore r Reed Jr ~D Jell- Director ~R Caney Jr Sta e of Ohio Cdlpl y of Meigs 1111 Sworn oand subscr bed before me this 9th day ol. OCtober 97$ Mary P Young Notary Public My CommiiSioo Exp es July 19'19 �\ ~ Tile DIIUy Sentllll'l Middlepur !'on 'I'OY 0 6 The DaUy Sentinel M ddlepo t Porn oy ~ llllt o M lllda dm 0 8 s Pleased u P se BEAUTIFUL PORTRAITS IN NATURAL LIVING COLOR M COMPLETE WITH THIS AD on $ 00 p 50 Hand g Cha ge 0 TUESDAY OCT 14-18p m WEDNESD~Y QCT 15-1 7 p m At Ftre H~!l Mi~r~~tt Ohio G andpe '"'' Ill 1911 ~'luiclpertnta tl ""'' At en on mt~nd tell un 1x o C!!IGr,JIOI'Ir•li o tlltmH vn "" Plan his s H no lor YOUI"X"'as l!ortr1 11 l\elerve District No 4Slate No !2IX OONSOLIDAI'ED ~Rr OF CONDITION or The Farmers Bank and Savi~p COnlpaRJ w== . ,.. of Pomeroy Olllo pd hn!fp W u.tnlk ellle ;i hrlfntll lileptember . . 11,15, I lllle he*lal ....... -~ ~tm& ~Ill~-.:~ all . . . . . . . Reserve sylttlll .,..llllll~ Ill. .accduee wtlb a call ~ lJJ tile ~ Banting Autborlijfti aad by die Fe&rll Reterve BIJ!Ii bf~'IMIIIIl'l 5 ........ . . . . . ASSEI'S Cash and due from banks U S T easury secun lea ObUga ons of otlli!l' U S Governmen agenoes an,ll ~lions ObUga ons of States and poU~ SUWlvilllons Olhe securities Federal funds so d and securities purchased Wider agreements to resell 1100 000.00 8,781110 30 Olhe loans Bank p emlses fum ture and fiitlftS and o her asse s representing bank preml!es 435 811 79 1,.. 74 Olhe assets TOTAL ASSETS ~~~~triES Demand depoSits of> indlvidUall llarlnersliips and corporations Time and savmgs deposits cl. mdlvlduala partnersh ps and corporations Deposits of Un ted States Governmen Deposits of States and pollical subdivisions Deposita of commercial banks Certified and officers checks e To aJ Deposits In Donlestlc Olllces a Total demand depojilts b Total time and savings deposits To al Deposits In Domestic and Foreign Off ces othe liabilities TOTAL UABIUTIES RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURJriES Reserve fo bad deb loese8 on oans set up pursuan o IRS MJllngs TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES CAPirAL AOCOUNI'S Equ ty cap ta To al Corrunon stock-total pu value No shares authorized 2,000 No shares outstanding 2000 Surp us Und v ded p of ts BROWN o Sa e s p ] 0 STORYSRUN M and Mrs Denny Sp res A 2 PI ttn IIV ftJ(_IIII In f 01 amoun 1 o I 500 ovtr ht ou 11 ol t 25 r11 130 010 mo ;oot o lith monlll 1 .ul Nvlnt ltetUH Ol tilt letltrlf ll '"' Ill r. v.:3 o proo am cen odou elnOCOI ht Ia I Of tn under 1111 proo "" 1 IPif ht bonds Tht p oo am 1 1 m111 o ht I tlidr p ov... AI Qui y ena we • Dt t opmtn Author I ..RtYtra Tht om hou1 no I" Wh Ch hiYI .,_ n Ofllrl lon lor reon t no cot to Ohio txpayara Comm "1o ht Amoni men Thomes Morar A. II ~Inc ant Cha n F Kvrfftl M chat Mt onty llobtrt T St 11 and famUy spen a re en even ng with Mrs Murle Spires and Jnna Bales Also there were M s Rita Wh te Rhonda Ables Rae ne and Ralph Bales and Rodney Sp1res Denny Sp es ce ebra ed h\a b thday a day recently ca ng on M Md Mrs Paul Sea Is a day ecenUy were Re and Ms Osbome Far ey o Cana W chester Rev and Mrs Raym nd F fe Mrs Joan F fe and Me sSII M and M s HersheU G key ~ ll~g on Mr and Mrs Alex ~- a day recen ly were Mrk Ross Shule and Sle en R I I..angs Ue Pv 21Da dShule andhswfe and baby g I of Fo can p be Ky a so ailed 1,201 7ff1 57 iU/803 823211UI 3 1113111 78,5&tlll 5 500 87190 802.43786 $8103 lOtiO ~49471 ~49471 ' 051,20145 300 000 00 400 000 00 3$1'014$ 051,20145 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS TOTAL UAWUTIES RESERVES AND $17,218,1100 78 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS MEMORANDA Average of tota deposits for the 15 alenda $15 485 2'11 73 days ending w th aU date A e age o tota loans for the 15 calenda 9 898 8119t3 days ending w th caUdate SUPPLEMENrAL MEMORANDA Pledged assets and securities oaned book value U S Governmen obi ga ons dlrec and guaranteed pledged osecure deposits and other Uabillt es $360 370 07 TOTAL $360 370 07 I Roge W Hysell cashier of he above-named bank do hereby declare tha th sreport ofcondlt on is true to thebes of my kn01'Jed8e,andbellef Rocer wHpell C1111ler We he unders gned dltector)l ~~ es the cor~tnesa of hla repor of condllon and decla e ha has been examined by us and o the bes of ou know edge and be ef s true and correc l'heodore r Reed Jr ~D Jell- Director ~R Caney Jr Sta e of Ohio Cdlpl y of Meigs 1111 Sworn oand subscr bed before me this 9th day ol. OCtober 97$ Mary P Young Notary Public My CommiiSioo Exp es July 19'19 �' 6 - The Dally Sentinei,M(ddleporl·Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday , Ort 13, 19'15 ' J- The Daily Sentinel, Mlddleport-Ptmeroy, 0 ., Monday, Qcl . 13,1975 . · . Auxiliary attends cortforence- Treal bags filled ae~elan. d j ~~H-~i~,tt~~~~!~;:~ .For Fa~t Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds BPW conference ~~~cr~r>:m:· . . . 1 loses 40 Wa~ · . fdr Xenia orphans ; held at hake Hope -Calendar "' N 2 SIGNS' .Pomeroy.· •• Business· Services '( f .g -il otor co·.-•ft QUALITY ' • Members of the Middleport" quahfted women to fill ofMONDAY Business and Professional !tees, and asked that clubs ROOM MOTHERS at Women's Club joined other ~tye thetr recommendations ,Middleport Elementary clubliof~itrlcii5SUr\!114Y for to Mtss Freddie Houd~helt, SChooi;9:30a.m In cafeteria. a fall conference at Lak~ Middleport Club, before Dec BLOODMOBILE at Hope Lodge. I. . Pomeroy Elementary from I Mrs. Jeanne Neighbors, The Equal Rights Amend· to 6 p.m. president of the Ohio ment was discussed by Helen RIVERVIEW PTA, 7:31 Federation, was a guest at Morrison, dtstrict legislative p.m. at the scbool. George the meeting · jVhlch ern· re~resentatlve, who , an· Pickens, Bicentennial phasized InternaliOnal nounced that on Oct. 21, Rep. Minuteman, to speak and Women's Year and equal Clair Ball will host BPW show slides on Ohio's conrights for women. members in Colwnbus .and lrlbulton to America. CanIn speaking before·i the they will be joined by Rep. dictates for the Eastern Local group, Mrs. Joan Wood of Ron James . She also reported Board of Education will be Gallipolis, district dir~tor , on the new Federal Credit mtroduciJd, Refreshments noted that II had taken 200 Law which becomes effective will be served by the· sixth years to right the wrong Oct. 28. grade parents. iniofll' as women are con· , \ Connie Wells talked on the EIGHT AND FORTY, cemed noting that 01\lo.J;s Y0111g Careerist program of ratified )lae Equal Rights , the clubs noting that ap- Meigs County Salon 710, 7:30 Amendment. pllcants must be between 21 p.m. at the home of Mary Shii said that BPW Is the and 28 and while more than Marlin. Members to come oldellt organization of women one may be selected on a costumed. ALL non-certified emIn ~erica and the 57 year.s local level, only one can ployes of Southern Local of Its existence has made a compete at the district level. School District are asked to mark of positive action for The Athens club Will host. the women, She noted that there Young Careerisls on Jan. 25. meet at 7 p.m. at the hlgh 11111 aWl places in the world Mrs. Mary Martin, M.ld· where women have no say dleport Club, chairperson for about whom they marry, how the Women's Responsibility sporlamen invited \0 public many children they have, or for Accident PrevenUon, meeting, 7:30 P·"l· at the what they do. talked about safe iklvlng 'Memorial Building, Jackson, She called attention lo the programs, Women • 011 to dtscusa anti..Jtuntlng group Declaration for Women Wheels, a mechanical in- 'ac~ons to blin all hWJUng and certificates which will be struction program, court fishing In Ohio. ' presented toclubsd~4h to ~ action observance on DWI MEIGS Girls Athletic the BPW retltemen ' cMi«sl charges, and an honor Boolltefs monthly meeting, 7 in Cincinnati and Toledo, and llfogram for student drivers. p.m. at Meigs High School. !IRnOUDced that at thf .state She announced a new Everyone urged to attend. h TUESDAY• convention In May In Cin· program to be Instituted I Is MIDDLEPORT. MalOnic cinnati a tour of the center year whereby a "student of w1U be taken, the year " is selected by the ' Lodge 363, 7 p.m. Work In Mtaa Eleanor Minister of driver education teacher of Fellowship Degree· Ail Alhens1 who hari!fies the each school. The students Master Ma110ns Invited. -'18.,1 --" •--h· wo~ ld be spon~~e,d l ,rn~' h , ~Y.RACUSEPTA, 7:30p.m. Floren... N en .,.,o.... o lp al'•Jh~ ~ehool. Jim Adams, lund, not.! that scholarshlpsl automobile dealer's rof a in the 101011111 of t500and $3(10 recognition dinner where Southern High SChool prin· for full lime students and' $2M · Cf. tUicates would be cipal and David Nease, board for vocati01)81 students will PO!Bented. membet; to speak on the be awarded. , Mrs. Wood announced ,a school levy. Mrs. Maxine Plummer to talk on the· _ Lola Mae Suiter, state trip to Ontario or Feb. 27·29, r-c- nomi.natingcommit~,spoke leaving from Athens, for Community Health an~ on the need for havipg International Women's Retardation · levy retteWal. Weekend. She also noted that Sixth grade room mothe~i Ill the spring confereJII!li will be ~ ., ' ;1 held at the PJeeSBiltYalley ...c....._, CISOuNbVb!LirLEthday an '" IMotor LOdge. .1 ..,.....,,. u , Entertainment consisted of poducli' supper, 7 p.m. at a skit, "Bus Stop" by Loralee Harrlaoilvllle School. Music Carmichael, Connie ·wens, and ··ames wiil be provided. \Mrs. Lola Mae Suiter and POMEROY Chamber of Sherrie Dole, on 1, In- Commerce, noon •t Meiss .t-' All be d In ternational WODJellla ' Ytl!!'\ ....,n. mem rs an ,· ' A fall molic was ellrl'ied out lerealed merchants urged to IIIBIJIIW for a giXIIIcar II1UR8 , In decorations for the , lun· attend to discuss the U ··n•• cheon served at the lodge. Christmas program. ' Marianne Goodllve, Logan, S~ACUSE PTA 7:30p.m. ' by her mother Jim Adams, principal, accompanied .;tTIY,E ·,., ,Mrs. Kathryn Goodilve, Southern Hi.tlh School, David SNOWDfN ·" two selecUons.' Fund raising ' Neaae, ~hool board member projects were carried out aitd and Maxine Pl~me~, 1211 Powtll St. Miss Houdashel! +.ocllt the door ~xecutive director olAthe Mlddltporl, 0 . -as presented by Community Heal.t h ' a'nll PH.tn-7155 prize · AgHI " Retardatioo Board of Meigs Mrs. Wood to the state Jackson and Gallla Counlle; II~·. QOOd I :~ ·16.1( U.IM president. will~ guest speakers. Sixth neighbor, ·.A. MARTHA OPTIMISTIC grajle homeroom mothers to StoloFar/!1 . . ·WASHINGTON , (UP!) serve refreshments. fl thfte INIUIANCI tMiirtha Mitcheil says she is MEIGS .Otapter 53, DAV, ltnt !Uti .. U II Ulllttlltl tnllll&m f~g stronger every day 7:30 p.m. at home on But. 1 C-Ul • 11•1 lllltl llDIU IIIIil~· Ill ternut Ave., Pomeroy. 1and plans to become ,~cllye .__.......~. .._ _..?flli'liiQ41!i.1ioi ; again, now that ·sl'!!.i$~~l ,ol '" RACINE Masonic Lodge ~ ' tile hospital. ' ''" i61, 7:30 p.rri. at the temple. WEDNESDAY PAST PRESIDENTS, Drew Webster Post 39, Aniericait Legion Awdllary, 7:30p.m. at the home of Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth. niURSDAY ROCK SPRINGS BE'ITER Health Club, 1:15 p.m. at lbe home of Mrs. Amos Leonard, Proaram by Wilmella Leifheit and games • by Thelma Jeffers.. Secret OR. A J. STAEHlt OA FREEMAN MALTZ stslera to be revealed. ' AII!A CODE U4 MAGNOI,JA CLuB, 7:30 p.m. at the home of Miss PH>HE: 252-3181 252-8445 Erna Jesae. Mrs. Ellen Couch One or Two Day Full Denture to give devoltons, Mrs. ::) Ser~lce. Partial's, Extractions, Bertha Canaday' the X- Ra~s. Cleaning ~ program. sc~rt Ra:eiGS.·GAi..~IA ! sang l • .D. w a:. ' zw c BAYH SCORES FORD LOS ANGELES (UP!) Sen. Bitch Bayb, O.Ind., urged Democratic conlenders President to give the FDrd Admlniltration ''the beD they cleaerve lor fiddling away the pro&perity of the American people." for Ameriran LeaHA.Rn Crooksville, veterans affairs Eighth District, Mrs. Richard Auxiliary members of 1\re!gs and rehabilitation, and Mrs. t esented her with a gHt. CoWJty were in JWJclio'n City Neale Billings, Athens, Introduced by Mrs . Thursday for the District 8 representative to the Athens Richard were Maurice fall conference presided over Mental Health Center. itckelts, adjutant to Post 376, · by Mrs. Florence Richards, The group enjoyed singing • Hubble, Eightl) ~lricl president parodies to old favorites • ~mman~r, and Mrs. Erma Going from , Meigs Cinlnty writte~ by Mrs. Neutzling In Powers, Logan, Mrs. Mabel were ·Mrs. Richards, Mrs. trtbute to Mrs. Richards and .Bl-own, G?llipolls, ' ~rs. Lula Hampton, Mrs. Zuelelia her membership drive . Lenora Atkins, Crooksville, Smith and Mrs. Helen Har· Presented was Mrs. Barb Mrs. Esther ripple, Lan· per, Umt 263, Middleport; Clay, Stdney, who spoke on caster, and Mrs. Neutzling, Mrs. Carrie Neutzling, Mrs, behal.r of Mrs. Paul Snavely, t:o~eroy, all Eighth District Edith Sauer, Miss Erma ' candtdale for department · ·.•past presidtnls. SmliJl, Mrs. P~~rl, Knapp, treasurer. · ' .' It was reported that seven Mrs. Catherine WelSb, _Mrs. Mrs. Lyell ' Roush; depart- ·"of the 28 Wills In the dlstrid Grace Pratt and Mrs.'Vede • menl lteasurer, was guest have reached membershtp Davis, Pomeroy Unit 39, and speak,~r and talked o~. the '" i~· The resolutio~ comMts. Hersc'hel Norris, Mrs. topic Wbat$5Wt11Buy: She ~ nuttee report was gtven ~Y Myrtle Walker, Mrs . said that membership m the Mrs. Pratt, and serving Wlth Margaret Yost and Mrt. Auxili!ll'y will contrtbute to ;\"l!er were Mrs. Esla Dee!, EWJie Brinker, Racine Unit numerous causes • andV ~IniOn; and Mrs. Mildred assistance of benefit to the •j (J'!ollmatch, Logan. Miss 602. Receiving awards for veterans. She. summarized , ilflrma Smjth, Pomeroy, membership were Wilkes- the facets of llje work of the served as secretary for the ville, first to reach goal in the Auxiliary and stressed its conference. district; Rliclne, second, and importance. On behalf of the Lewis ·Manley Post 263, "' ! • '11 Middleport, third. Registralton began at 9 a .m. Mrs. Bill Mohler, president of the host unit, gave the call ta order, and Mrs , Neutzllng, Pomeroy, the was pianist for ' ' processional. After the colors Arrangements to sponsor a )3elinda. RObert ~ton gave had been posted, the sergeant boy in a Los , Angeles prayer, and Franklin Martin arms, Mrs. James Folk, led Christian School were made read scripture with Pearl · the processional. The pledge Thursday nighl's • Jacobs giving a meditation. during of allegiance was given by meeting of the light and life Barton will have the Mrs. Rolland Moose and the. invocation was by Mrs. Btll Men's Fellowship of the ,devotions in November. Otto Walker, \]psU~ ,Clark ga~e La!D'el Cliff Free Methodist Lohn closed with prayer. Attending besides those the welcome, with Mrs. Church at tHe home of Richard Friend. W named were Bryan, Marvin 1 Wjlllam Brown of Gallipolis Plans were made to get the and Mark Friend, Jack giving the response. Conferencf committees church bus back on the route Jacobs, Clarence Curtis: made reports and district• and to consider a new porch Clifford Jacobs, Frank for the side entrance to the Marlin, Jr :, Edgar Van In· ~halrpersons reporting were '"' wagen; James Gilmore, Mrs. Terrance Carroll, church. A pancake and sausage Steve Eblin, the Rev. Floyd Amanda, Americanism; Mrs. supper was · s erved by Mfs. Shook, Uoyd Wright and Moose: children and youth; Mrs. Hampton, Middleport, •Rich8rd Friend and daughter Ernest Powell. communiby•oservice; Mrs. 1f.8lker., jWJior ac· •tlvities; Mrs. ' Bill Curl, Fellowship to sponsor boy in Los j lngeles ~~·o Corl:;e~c; ~~·e~ I . Northern Ill. 200 2!0 CLEVELAND · (UPI) - g~~~r~r~lct?. o I . 3 I 1 Utile Billy Johnson · the 2, o • .) ~ ldct rehuner ' Bowling Gre~n O 5 O O lur lhe Hour!tm Oilera, diG It Mlom I , 1 0 4 l 0 Sunda" .to ,""""''"" a Ball State 1 2 o ; 2 o ..,...... 1 tn"'""""V Kent State 1 2 o 3~ 2 o II&Ufy0. 46-10 victory over Toledo o 3 o 1 5 o lhll BWestern Mlch , • UU &V"'I-o ) Q • 0 0 6 0 Don CGckroft ilcied off M·Eist. Mich . . ~to start lbe'iewncJ .....,;ot C:omp:lln~ l~r. tl:le 2 0 ._ wltbthe BMmldolnlilOhio Conteronce 10 0111 pair of Dan Put<l'lnl R~.~!~~~~= Overall to ' Mack AJatm' touchdown \ W L T Yl L T -'th vic Muoktngum 2 0 0 2 3 0 but ~ "' tory still , Heidelberg 1 t• o 1. ~ 0 1llllltn reacb. · \ Otterbel~ o i. o 3 2 o 'Johnlontoollthektctathls Baldwin wa~ac~ 0 . 3 2 o It, bul'lt tllrou8h the wedge Marietta 1 o o 2 3 o il,lbe 30 and veered to tlie, Woooter lluooDI~lo?on 1 4 o. 1 Contoroncit Overall rl&bt sideliDe to \ outrun Cards were signed fOl' Mr!JOtval Wiles who underwe~:lj surgery at Holzer Medicat~t Center, Biii Rovnak at I hi!!It Arcadia Nuning Home, botill¢ birthday and Halloween, anlfillt Halloween cards signet for Miss Dorothy Lelfhei#~ Orient· Ron Couch, stalloneii:>!J In Texas, ' and Sherrie Mar··· ·~ . shall, a cysUc ftbrosls child!'~ A card of thanks was reail"~ from Mrs. Eleanor Ullum fOP"' Christmas gift lags fcir Miller's Cottage at Xenia. .~• Mrs. Davis reported on the!~ trip to Arcadia to celebrali\71 Bill Rovnak's birthday. Chip§'·' and dip, cookies and Kooi·Aill' ~ were served by Mrs. Robert Couch and Mrs. Davis to Pam •: Powoks, Denise and Sherr!•(~ Marshall, Jennifer 'Couch1a\ STAHL SURPRISED Cheryl Lehew and Anntiln John Stahl, R\. 2, Pomeroy, Wiles. ~ro !t _...., was surprised with a party celebrating his Blst birthday on Oct. 6 at Uie Meigs O)unly Coul~ you • ~•• Courthouse. Mis wife, Bar· hara and daughter, Tam! Jo, joined him along with his .friends and.l:Q-.ll:P.J:~rs.l!.t!!lL courthouse. Cake, provided llY the Pomeroy Pastry Shop and Roy Mayer was served with coffee. at today's pric~s? 1 Trick-or-treat bags were made and fiiled with goodies for the boys at Harding 's Cottage A, Xenia Soldiers and Sailors, Orphans Home Sunday afternoon by members of the Junior American Legion Auxiliary, Ore" Webster Post 39 at the home of Mrs. Harry' Davis, advisor The ~il be taken to Xenia by and Mrs. Frank Powers, daughter Pam, Mrs. GracePratt,De~iseMarshall and Mrs. Florence Richards, Eighth District president. aeveaa.u were rk. . C~SH pdid • 1973 PON'J:IAC GRAND PRIX uDS Grand Prix cou"', blo~k finish, black vinyl lop, SJ option, stereo, radio and ta"', factory air, pQwer '&leering and brakes. While slrlpe radial tlrn. Nlcoand sharp. 1973 BUICK LISABRE , St:lfi Custom H.T. Cpe., local owner, tbat's really sharp Inside and 011t, good w·w tires, custom w~els, dark green vinyl roof, grl!tl] finish, AM radio and ta"', factory otr, automatic, P. steering and brakes. 1972 COMET2 DR. $1f50 6cyl. std. trans., radio, like n'ew w-w tires, blue finish , nlce·car with good economy. ..... rebuild -~ ! ~·- ··yQur ~-.:.i ·.: ..__.._ Dhll..="' ,liome:·":,· •• "''"''"' w10 OutitandiJ!I bldcldng. w• ; gg· • • I ,,.. ® , ' ' POMEROY, OHIO ------~---J ,. WANT ADS INFORMATION lost DEADLINES ~ ' 5 P.M. DIY Before Pub· Jocallon , LOST - . Fam tty Pel, ale MondoV Deodllneu.m ~~ ' Piit tt I hound, brindle lth Cancellallon - Correc ons w '''teet . Named ~th, If Will be accepted unlll 9 am tr hi Beech St •Ph n.e lor Day ol Publication cb i rrle Reuter, phdlii 992. REGULIITIONS 38 12 The Publloher reoerves <he ' . 10 10·3tc · - --"---...1right to edit or relecl any ads - - - - ' -deemed ob(ectlonal. The ' FEM.AL! , tilack ~pd while publisher witt ' noo be hound tool• at lssi~ Wol!on responsible lor more thon 9n,, Farm on !Iii Shoal -River . Incorrect Insertion . , PMnt (30~1 212 5874. RATES ' ' lQ.t .6tc For Want Ad Servlco ___ _:_._ _________ _ Scents r,er Word ane Insertion . Min mum Charge SI.OO ONE thiclbodk stub In lodles u cents per word three laLinDI If tl1t courthouse , consecullve Insertions btll'ved . Phone Addle 26 cents per word stM con· Pill Ins, 16141 985 !952. secutlve tnsirllons 1 1 • IO·IO.atc 25 Per Cent Discount on paid --..!..1----------ods and ads paid Within 10 1 days. · W :..l....i T ••• CARDOFTHANKS ~~ ~ ~ . a obituary ~ " Sl .OO tor so word minimum J 0 . o · I. " Rotary Mower ,. d3 (b(ui hog I PhOne Hubert a.:fai :ional wor c Prl •' t. Portland . 143 -2641. ' _er;h I I LIND ADS 10 9·61 C Additional 25c Charge per Bi!fille, " -..l- --..l-y, :u dMdline J o~~ t Plans rnat:ie for bazaar COU~TRY HOME with garige or outbuildings Call 742 2!611 . 10 9 6tc FREE ESTIMATb Blown Insulation Services Blown 1nlo Walls &AHies STORM wrl.ioows& ooo~s Pets REPLACE"'ENT . WINDOWS ONE AKC Reg ,,Female ' apricot poodle\ 10 weeks old ALUMINUio(l Phone 949 2890. SIDING•SOFFITT to.lo stc GUTTERS.AWNINGS WELL TRAIN ED Beagles . lARRY !,AVE8DER --·-- ----- -:-~. --- Alsd, pups from 6 W(l'eks to 5 months Phone 74'2·25'21. 10·9 61p, Sy.-acuse. Otuo Ph. 9+2-!99! . ' we Paint Houses BOOKKEEPING, We Paint Barns We Paint Roofs We Paint Anything Tax ·~ Free Estimates AI Tromm Ph. 742·2328 . LARRY WHOBREY, .Collectkln systems, office supp~ senice. · Accountant Phone 992-6173 9·2HOtc •. 9.17 1 mo. 410-1 mo . Senicet Mobile Homes ,_ Sale ·MOBILE home. 12 x 51 pot !Iotty furn ished, 12 >1 i• Md A -Room , underpinned , porch and . awning, and metal storage building . Home on choice rented· lot In Middleport by 992 7~90 . 1 ....,.._._ por~ Phone lb 8 6tp ______ _ .Racine Plumbing . & Heating 992-7608 ' " Johnson Masonry & Remodeling 197! ViN bALE trailer lnd tot loc;atec:t 111 Tuppers Plains, lltrd & Mull< VInyl Sldlng o~to Phpne <61ol 667 ·3817 Atun, Alcoa & Wolverine 9 30 l2tc Alum lnum Siding 197.1 CAMiitWN mobile home, Bird Vinyl Gutters d x 60, %bedrm .• total elec. tnd Downspouts completely furnished with SOIIIIS bf Ill kinds \0·5·75 new furniture and washer ,hd dryer. On 111t acre of land located on Union Avenue In Pomeroy . Call WOULD YOU BELIEVE ? Bui ld an all steel building a t 992-7129 ......_ 10 12-9tc Poe Barn Prices? Golden Giani All Steel Buildings, Rt .4 , BoX 148, Waverly , Oh io. Phon e 9o7 2296 Auto ' I 1 2• itc ' 1970 CI:IEI!., stetlon wagon. . BACI<HOt tor rent , -tlour 'or ' PhOni 14•·2459, 5700. __ 10_12·6tp ..i... . _ _: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ c,ontract : Reg . or ex . cava11ng type , Septic tar) ks 1959. DODGE 1;, , ton plckLp, Installed. Bitt Pu ~l ns Phone sm, Phone 992 7869 992·2418 ' 10·12.]1c 8 21 ·11C --""----------- From the largest Truck or Rad iator to the SIJilallest Heater Core Your Hell Dealer Bulldozer Third St . Nathn Biggs Radtator Specialist SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Racine, Ohio plumbing , roofing and general sheet metal work . F. rea E1tlmates 9·1r4 ·1 mo . Pomeroy Ph 992-2114 . Ph. ,n.nl1 ' Emergency 949-2211 or 992·5710 complete air conditioning sales and service, heating, ____ ______ _ APPLIANCE· Sales & Senite .. •. For ;for ticketl D&M a • --------------- '" Mrs· --------------- --- --------------- , 1 ' ,...,c I •·llld _______ ______ -----,-------- a wf!~f.~~:~I.fff ~;.~ -------------- !r'.hnrt"'' :J' ..._e h· .onors,• : Reedsville UMWmeets . ;.me. EmpJormenl ' - ______ ~ --·~- -- I I ii every ;For .,._,,., . • .. r• Rou-.lnp ,,Local Bowling ........ Rlllll• • l '"m p•rrO"'O± I I tBOT(lED] v I r I .I .: t . ~eplace Broken·Glass In Combination ~l"iz:~ Scree:i.\b-Storm Doors coLD DRA:J,~ wiNTERI E F ~L ·~XJILI v u 1 ; I -J...------------- 1 f' • S! GLAZING WI:HA fllell6a Pam., I J J· I I J J 1 11 1 PLA8'TIC· SAFEtY 1 . Wapled To Rent .• l ____ ~ • 9531 g 1 ·,· ~W .~ ~ ~ E LWO Ou SOWE~ o REPAI R · Hooc'o'n'trf.· •roiinctfiYt 1 Sweepers, toasters , .rons, a ll sma ll app l iances LaWn • I ' Con •unci Ovori tt mow e r . neMl to State H1gh HOUI 8 VIIUIII'IIVf dOublta W L t W L T way Garag e on Route 7·. In tt\e lasl 20 year1 Unless J1" Hanover Ondl Phone 985 3825 . BffiTH ANNOUNCED 3 0 0 • 0 0 your c:overaoe hi$ sl~bl.d , ~ d J6. tfc REEDSVIUE - Mr.'and louchdown short against Toytor <,lndl, 1 , 1 0 ~our tire tnsuran.,ce may 11.~ • C BRADFORD , Auct1oneer ~ 0 "' ooly pay !01 hall a house r Mrs.!Jeryl A. Wilson, Jt., Rl. Com p)ete ServIce Phone tinclnnati ID lbe opener. Findlay , 2 ' 2 0 2 , • 0 1, Reedsville, annoWJce the · 9'.t9 2487 or 9•9-2000 Racine , Homeowner's lnaur1nce " : Earlhom (ln2di 3 ~ 1 3 0 I Ohio, Critt Bradford ' I hom Nehonwlde Is designed blrlh of their third child, a 10·9·tiC ' Wilmington I 1 2 I 1 to proh!CI your horna at :, IF/ A.fldenon (ln dJ , t. daughter, Jaime Lynne, born .J• W ~ toelay I ..a taiNUTO"'I' 2 2 0 2 3 o WE SPE CIALIZE In mobile Oct: 4 at St. Joseph Hospital 1600 Nye St. 1 11atues Ask a Nltlonwldeo Bluffton 1,3 1 t 3 1 home furnace repair. Phone agent lor de!alts Oollonct 1 ! 0 2 3 0 In Parkersburg. She welgheq 1960 l!lECTRA Buick, needs WE DO alum inum siding , Pomeroy 992.5858. Manchester Clndl ---"'r'----------transmissions . Inquire at Outter work . roofing , 9.18·fiC eight pounds and 14 ounces. Ph. 992-3313 . o • o o 5 o Advertb':':'f~~ HOURS J~D lurnllure. ·: Ice boxes, TeW'ksblr~ Barber Shop paneling , painti ng , plur;n · P. J. PAI,ILEY ,,; I :!Oa m tos ·oop.m. Dally,' bri\Shbods, or completr Other•'· ' Mr, and Mrs. Wilson have two 10-7 4tc bing , w• tlx the whole or992-5880 !07 Spring Ave., Pomeroy Yl 1:: T 8:30 o m 10 12 :00 Noon hOUit OldS. · Write M D ----¥-;---------.... · !'louse. AI Tromm, 742-2328. Real Estate for Sale ' ' sons. Maternal grandparents ,, , Cincinnati ~ 3 2 o Selurday , MIHtt'l.l R t . •· Pomeroy PH. m.ma ' •-~~ ,, .2o.flc '' A~ron • ~ 0 Ohio ~•II 992·7760 are Mr, and Mrs. Bernard I Youngltown Siote 2 2 0 ' 10 7 1. ~ WILL tr im or cut trees and EX(IWATING , dozer, loader Stanley of Sistersville, W.Va. shrubbefy Phone 949-2545 Aohland 2 3 0 Notice -----------~-and backhoe work, septic REDUCE site ond lost with and the paternal grand· John Carrot( , 2 3 0 196• AND older dimes. or H2 ·J167 tanks Ins talled . dump GoBne Tablets ond E Vap ' 10·8·26lc Hlrom i 3 o • quartfrs. and halves . Also, trucks and 10 boys for hire , parents !1fe Mr. and Mrs. "wottr pills," Nelson Drug' Dayton 2 A 0 AM NOW giv in g piano iOid anct sliver leweiPt . Call Will haul fill dirt , top soil , , OOLUMBUS (UPI) - ~ Centre! ' ' 10· 1~ lip Statt 2 .4 0 lessons In my home . For Rutland , 742 -2331, Roger Beryl Wilson, Sr., Belpre. l1meitone ard gravel• Cell ;~t Wednelday lllbe clei4- case Westerh \ o \5 o appointment~ call 949 ·2103. wam:lley · Bob or Roger Jeffers·. day Real Estate For Sale 10.10·6tc 10 12·121c IN DASH 23 Ch.0nnei Citizen's llril f<l' lllbmlttq poll carti phone 992 7089. n1ght phonE ~'~(.')(.t':i~t'':~:~=:~';;<::·:·::>: 992 3525 or 992 5232 · Band .•tr:anscelverj a.rn -tm ooo·ll , 111 ,./1'.~ • Holiday blizaar plaps were Swope wtll be moving from to ~ for ~Uc ..U II x-Wortd l'ootbtll LoJguo Sto!llf. NEW ,•'tilL OF MINK" ------------- ~ 2 !l .flt mpx raalo,' l irock stereo. the communitY: soon . Mrs. prOdUCfl, ntw Clltlotl. Gt1 Help Wanted - - - --- ... tr/1 Rille ~I ~itt*. , lngs Berl 'l'li'ldilli bas . discussed and members wjJJ! ;,, Call 9f2 · j19~5 . .J . .. ,•: Ol') our growing 'ustomer . V ·4·11C Puldela (CIItf.) Tlniill· ly United""" toltrnollOftol Jeanne Bradbury gave the ' EXCAVA1 r-NG. backHoe, 8IIIIOUDeedameeiiD&.oflhe prokejecthts were thencouraged to ' list Or maybe ';'ou would t of a- aftldall 111111 l _. . l!ur ' dozer and dltcher Gas, truck ---u....:n~ . . . ~!.UU!.L RACINE - Islory frame. 3 llkt to take orders? Phone EXPERIENCED toMI:Ip.Collllf,yn~D .qqb ta em to e November lteasuret's report and Mrs. w;, L•• T•• Pet. m"hanlc . Phone 992 . 716~ electric and water line AL 'ro " sal(~hllilt\'' ~•c¥11 enl Htltn J. Brawn, 992-5113, BR, bath, nat. gas furnace. ~>•M Ten and Pacific a Charlotte 1 o o t.ooo £';\'uoebltloBl11l1U n<!Jei oheJd ~llilg when Ele1111or Ctrcle Joyce Blske, the secretai'y's IO·IO.!tc burial , basements, foi)ters. COfldiii,Pn, .lJ50., RhoQ, .. !'2· KOSCOT ·lndtpendtnl · Btrmtnghom I 0 0 1.000 Dining R .• enclosed por. septic systems and brus.h 2082. 1 .., Dtotrlbutor. .. Ttaeaday, Oct. 21 al ~1~3o of Heath United MethO\Ij~t report, Sandwiches, coffee repl'elellllltivea will dra; · Plllledotfllllo oo. 1I o0 .000 .ooo cleaning. Will haulllll dlr1 , otlR KOSCOT cosmetics . • ·~ 10·126lp ches, fruit room, garage, _ _._ .,. _ _.. _._ ...1t1 Mempl\ts 9·21·fiC 1, , .. .,.._, .,_.. .,.,..._ ""' JockllCirivlllt ,,, Jl:~· at, ,llle ·,, Wit~eporl Church met Thursday n~ht and a salad were served. beautv advisors have betn - · ---..,~-0 I 0 .000 bern a. olhtr buUdiiiiJI. 1 ..w t~hsan~ravet, trelntd to assist you In skin FEI,\~LE Reg . ~od ond•"hlt• Hostesses for the November ~irenien's.,,~l!l~lf·B>e. at ll)e church. ' ba•e tbe opportunltf. to wut IICret. $12,'110. ' ' ""' dr .,. "'" M.EIGS Co Floh ond Gome I'll" vke R. Batie pupp;, t wttol o d. core l!pd beouty . Don't s{urdlue two fl6 tlclttlia to •Ill •. L T .. Pet. meeting wiD be Mrs. Billy Jo Club will meet Oct 15, 7:30 . ! . •~ . · Mra:"•GPimm1! •county • The nex! meeting will be a birch HYSELL Rim t..avely Ai111> I It , u hmplor top, 1'\Hita to can tor \ tree ...._ ..,_ ...,. _, _ __... SOUthtrn Cllllrn lo o 1.000 ltl. 1, Rull8nd te. 7•2· \.~lf. o""-\ Jtli (If ' ksbop f p .m. 1t the Syracuse Club home, 3 BR, beth. y_.,. Con be&Hn ••r 5p.m. 992. consul ~on. (Have won · lltl . eontact tUil'W u, o~ld :w9f ,or !Ja,zaar 'I~ Krawsczyn, Mrs. VIcky - .-.. 1, J.,., - · POfflltld I 0 0 1.000 Room . 2Jfo.1HI • H«<t • -' dtrful tunlty tor thOH tvrnet~~. b "'mont a nd nlee kltd*l wllh range a... ~ ........... ..- Cllrdl HO\IVIIIano l 0 0 1.000 >dues' will lie p1yable and and ·those without projlfla Hoilchins and Mrs. Emma t.1D·l2·41C 1,_ _ /Jo, 17'_10.12-ltp __ _ _ _ "'1T,J __ __ ;l nter11 IG In worklntll. tor In Middleport. SI7,000;D ref. Full basement with r· Son AntoniO o 1 o 000 Phont Ann Seuvage , . off\c~rs fl\l' ,lhe, ..a@,lloa will be able to assist others. Clatworthy, lllollld be aeal 10 a- Sl!rtVIIIOrt 0 I 0 ,000 ROOM and board for unlor DEA'RBORN earn picker , NEWLISTING - 3 95acresol utility, large concrete N-EIG~E;;;--;;;;~tflng-;nd S'fracust, Ohio. H2 3272.' Attending the meeting I' 1 •et Drltwlnl, P. O. llitr hall ol lf>llt setoon SuP,ply We specialize In 'W/It;/le·DIIoaneed 81otbat Mra. Belly Fultz presided,at Phone Wtlklltvllle, 669·31o18 land on Rt. 124 West. 1972 block garage used as citizens, very ntce. Phone ,. Independent Distributors . OJil '"" .. lll"'tiiY'I Rnults bu1ldlnq houses. Also, cto , 10 _,i,,L. · 1 ~ 61C Mobile horne fllkenewl and 3 , 10·10 lOp _ _ _ _ _ _.:._,_ _ _ _ 992·3509. workshop. Carport. 2. 77 beside those named were lime. Mrs. Earlllllles .will the meeting. Members ;.. ,_..,Pit•ec!ela,Callf.,w!l . HIWIIIons 10 l'ltfltcltlpl\la t! repair w<trk and cabinets, .._ l0-12.tlc , acres. 528 ,ooo .oo . Mrs. Pauline Horton, Mrs. : l'"Ytlln will DOt be aOCIJtld. SuHay'lllniJIIs alum Inurn siding Call Guy 'Htlllkell~ IC!b~f!l'• brought dish towels , fort tWaln ... •tfrtto , !01 ·~age csr garage.~ly $8500.00. EXPERli!NCED baby suter TWO R .J..• Ch•tottt 2't JIIC\oonvllte 15 LARGE HO E 4 B . .'s, 1/2 ROUTE; 611 Close to Nelgler, 949 2508 : II no 51. Phone 99~ · 3509 . lOL(<'S Boouty S!llon , John netd.c:J at Wethington, w , 1Meip 'eoluiiY' '~la\11 shQWerforthe church kitchen Judy Frazer, Mrs. Barblira 'l'be tltlldlr'l 1111111 .., Strmtnghem II Mempl\ls 14 UHJ ... , ..J J / J fQ)t21jfC baths, 2 llvlhgs. mod. kit., answer call 9-49-2813 or U9· For ked Run lake . 135 · St .• Syracun, Ohio across 1 Va 40 hour weeJt with ex Squthtrn !0C IIIIa r n I 1 39 2o57. ban!~~ llltolf ~· 1 811d:7 Ia and In lieu of a program Murray, Mrs. Grace Johnaon from school lot. I will basement, garage and large acres lwoodedl : Minerals. ,k, todtlr• _ _. , JIIUit be 00 ll!ich Shreveport ' cellon! employee oeneltts 10·5·261p dlsconunut Merta Norman and Mrs. Ruth Bumgarner. plus .separate housing with ltlie ~o~ ~ry members did kitchen ..,,., Portland 21 son Antonio 25 1 1 ,--------Cosmetics os of Oct . 30. All .~~~~. · ';.One~~:~~~. laying land $123.00 per acre. S16,600. ell txpenae• "paid. Phone , Met appkatlan tGrm. lovorllmt 1 ••;-\ ,u• tle:.12..Stc • otfiebtlel audllorlam. cleanup. · cosmetics In stock now ~ POMEROY 2 story SE WING MACHINE , (30ol 163-10111 al!tr 6 p. m. .-,__-'to-'-~ , Solur-ay•s Gomos selling at .25' par.ctnt ott: an Stale~~ Good3 t>.R. home, frame, 3 BR , bath, nice Repairs , service , all makes ...':';,......... ~::::. ....., .....,...,....,....................·,·.· It was noted that Mrs. Gary 10 9·61c WUI 1111' ..... WUIIIR•• HIWIIIIt Chl(egG Phone 992-25;9, ,y,;•.;.;{·'.I·J'r~·,-..:.·, ,·r;'f·to!·'-1-~Wff·'·········· 992 '2284 Th~ Ffbrlc1 Sh op, kitchen with range & ,,, RUNNER enb bunch bean's. 'bath, 2 car garage, barn and lllalallml Uctell wW be Cherlona at Pbllodtlpl\ta IO·l2·6tc Pomerov . Au thO rzect Singer Phone 843·2353 garden. 528,000. disposal. Nat gas hot c Wwil'. Sales and Service . We ===~to ,lbe two .....,11 ~ SuftCIIY'I Jacktenvllte of Oernes Porllond , 3 water heat. Full basement. !.l 1 , !0.- IQ,<Il c Wanted NEARLY lj£W A fine SHAMROCK Motet and tnn sharpen Scissors ·oft,.t'' -.t"" ----------~_...,.... ..... _ "" In the San Antonio If Shreveport under new managtment . B.R. home, 2 ceramic baths, Lots ol roolln . walk to shop. · 3 29 tic 0 1 ' \ -~ PIGS lor oote . Phone 992 •1058. ' ' Mtmpl\1111 Blrmlnthlm ·cARPENTRY , paneling , ~'-',' ·• "' ' ~ ,,,. .. '"' LANDS IN LONDON Rooms bV day or week , full basement and 2 car 517,000. - .. · -- - - '1 ~ tJ 10·10·310 floorlng , en-cr ceiling. Phone wtt~ty reru . Etttcltnt -------· .. garage . Askl ng 539000 LONDON (UPI) L.:.~A.>~• · POMEROY - Close In 2 SE PTIC TANKS cleaned . (: 1 r\ H0 Ck I y AUtclllioft apts.. restauren t and bar . . 992 2759 . . TWO 1Dspeed :z61nch bicycles, lta!HII... Notioftol HOCkoy Looguo Stond9·17 ·26tt Modern Sa nitation 992 3954 Alabama Gov. George .S61 W Main St., Pomtrov, RIVER VIEW In the acres. nice building or rAur.JUiJJ One boy's , one girl's , or 99'2 7349. Uotrtcl Pross toteroolioftol • tn1s Phone 992·5111. country · 2 B. R., home with mobile home site. Water set . Like new '· REEDSVILLE - Reeds- Wallace anived in London eotl IY United l'l'ns lottrnatlout 9 18 ttc IO·l2·6tc ltE.MODELlNG, Plumbing, matched Phone 992 -7161. oak floors, furnace , aluminum available GOINGAT JUST L. T. "" olt. OA "•trick Division ' heating and all types of RUTLAND - A surprise ville UMW met at the home of today, vialling Europe for the 10 6 nc siding and 1 acre. Just $10,000. 1 1 0 2 12 7 · W. L. T. Pis OF. QA general repair. Work A,.DY' MIX CONCRETE 1 0 0 2 I 0 Phllldllplll ! 0 0 6 11 10 Yard Sale birthday party wu given In Mrs. Nell Wilson recently first lime In an ap~nt guaranteed . 20 vears ex1 RUTLAND - 4 I!. R s, bath, ~o~\ouR NEEDS IN REdelit.~ered r1ght to your 0 I 0 10 0 I NY lolondlrll 0 2 ; II 4 attempt to broaden his image perlence . Phone 992 2•09. with Mrs. Dorotha Riebel as NOW ,.lllnll' Futlilr Brush nat. gas, 8 rooms In all, garden RE,q,L ESTATE TO BUY Jtoncr of Tom SChoonover at pro1 ec t r ast and eas'f Free 0 I 0 0 0 5 NY Rongtn I 1 1 ! I 9 GARAGE Solo, starting Oct 5 · 1 ·!1~ Products. PhDne 992 3o10. as a Democratic pteaidential and 2car garage•Only 512,000. OR SELL. estima tes Phone 992 3284, Will P.lll!lll 0 i 0 0 4 6 """ ,._.,. I his Rutland home recently by ctrhostess. n, on stoves: TV with -----·------- ----10·5·11C BUNGALOW - 2 bedrooms, Goegleln Roady M•• Co , .... w L. T. Pis Of. OA ' Smytllt Dlvtolon -CALL TODAY contender. The chartered swlvtl clbie: clo1blng; HAS FALL lolfen down on , Devotions were conducted ~ 1ddleport , Oh IQ. his wHe, Jean and Mrs . 2 0 0 4 6 I W . L. T. Pis QF. OA yoU? Netd leaves raked In bath, penellng, porches and • 59 · 'AAtnnnolo some o-.not tools; misc . plane cafrytng Wa118ce, his 992 22 by Mrs. Mamie Buckley, with 6 30 lfc 1 0 0 2 5 0 kan~~tCity 1 0 1 ! 5 3 LOC\IST poofl, 7 ft . and the Middleport •rea? Phone Items Golf MIller, 257 Houoton Robert Miller. J•i -- - --- -·--- -.--110 2o5Chtceoo 111364 ltr,<lwi>od . Phone (614-1 985· level lot on 33 North. Asking ' - - - - - - - - -wife, Comella, and 80 aides Sin Diego Lln~otn 51 ., Mlddteport. 9 992·2075. the topic, "Partnership With .,. ,. $7,000. Refreshments of cake, ice 4225. 1 2 O, 2 5 7 51. LOUII 0 1 I 1 ! I 10·12·31c o.m. to 2 p.m. dally. Phoontx at London's cream, potato chips and God." Readings were given arrived 10·1 121p A BUY - Good 5 room home, 0 1 o o 1 7 Vancouver 1 2 0 0 l 9 10 ll -2tc Otnvor The Uniied~Way reaching out. tzels ed U ..J , _ conedlln Ntinn110t1 0 2 0 10 7 12 Heathrow airport this bath, basement, new F.A. JJ&MID~.:"'-J ~ were &ei'Y, • ve by several members .. Roll!ld morning under special W. L T. Pt1 Of. GA NDrrll Dlvlstoll CONSOLE . stereo , AM ·FM It gpes into neighbOrhood, furnace and aluirilnum siding. Rent ' ,UILIC NOTICE WlnniPIO 20 0 4 9 3 I W, L. T. Pis OF. OA T01 5HARONJEFFER~ music was furniab!ld by the robin cards were Signed 'for radio, 8 triCk t•pe com Unscnmblelhete four Jumbles, ~ 1 1 o 2 10 1 Montrto ! 0 0 6 25 6 security precautions. To every age group. Across TRAILER space lor rerlt . All bination , 4 spteker sound Only $10.500. Counlry Sounds, and gills several shut-Ins. Dlttea for ont letttr to taeh square, to ldrnont011 1 1 0 2 · 7 9 Pltlsburgh 2 0 0 • 11 7 Last Known Addrtn . so Houses for you to look at, " utltllltl Phone 992-SSJS system . Balen~t 110A .1o, or every income level. Routt No. 1, form fou.- ordinary words. CIIOIIY 0 1 0 0 0 2 LOll AnQoln I 2 0 2 6 20 were presented to the officers' training meetings 9·16·!1C terms. Call 992·3165. ' 992-3325. ', Torpnto 0 l 0 0 3 7 Detroit 0 2 I I 3 10 Portland, Ohio. 10·7 tic were announced. Evaluation To help. In a thousand ways. honored guellt. Suodoy'o Results Wilohtngton o 3 0 o 11 16 You ore hereby notllted that 3 AND ,o ROQM furnished ond -reporla were completed, and N Wtnnlptg 4 PhooniK 0 Adoms DiviSion A n!)ighbor. A relative. Maybe Attending l9efl! Mr. and epa1"tments , Ed""'"!On 6 lndllllopolls 5 W. L. T. Pl1 Qf. OA you have been named unfurnished 14 shut-in calls were repor,. 99 Dlftndant In 1 ltgot action Phone 2-5•3•· LANDMARk'S Mrs. Robert Miller, Mr. and someone dovJn the street who's ;, Mtnnfloto 2 Cotgtry 0 , Buffalo 2 0 0 4 12 3 enlltltd ted. A game wu played with SON BORN evertll Jtllers. 'I? lie Mentlly'o Games California , 2 1 o • to 9 . Mra. 0. D. Walker, Mf. and out of work. Or sick. Or in _r..n prizes given. , , Mr. and Mrs. Robert !no games ochtdultdl Toronto I 1 0 2 5 9 f'tolnttfl , ·VI· Shoron Jollon, -- • -· - • -·· · --··--- -Mra1Don Mlller, Rllclne; Mr. I1U'U Botton o 1 1 ' I 1 12 Dtltndlnt :t ~otlhll COUll bas 'I'U RNI5)'1 ED aportment, trouble. Chancee are the United Refreshments uslng the ,Martin, Alllait~, annOWice SurKiey's Rtsultt · been assigned caso No. 15938. ldulft onty '" Middleport 1 and Mrs. Bill Jewett, Mr. and ond 11 pending In tho Common Phone 9923174. t'..a.. ()d. ~~~ HOUSE FOR SALE on Ltncotn n• rr' Bolton 3 NY tslonders 3 ·Halloween theme were ' the birth of a son, Sleven Way helps som~ne you know. {' PillS Court of Mtlgl County, 3·25-Ht ~ V" Hgts , 3 larga bedrms . and · BuNIIO I Toronto 3 Mrs. Mike Walker, Stephanie served to Mrs. Gladys .. Chrlatopber, Oct. 9. They Maybe someday it'll be , Ohio, Pomeroy , OhiO 45169 ~ - - - - - - - - - - - --· . , bolh , living rm .• TV rm . V" 'I Cltlcogo 3 Voncouvor 0 ... Lynn, Mr · and Mrl. WUllam Baughman and Mra. Verne ;, have a paiJIIhler, Stephanie, PRIZES FUN tara• bullt ·ln kitchen , ~ A LOll ~lot 6 NY Rangers 4 TbiOblectoltbiiCOmptllnt Is tor divorce. division ol ~OU NTRY Mobile Home • counter oop ronge, builtin helping ~ou. Dllllltl• . ''"''roy lewllnt Lenn Hall, Sr., Mlu 'Linda HyaeU, Pblttdelpl\11 41 Calltornlo 1 property and other p~opor Pork, R1. 33, ten mtles north ftEFRESHM~WTS dou~te oven , autumn gold, Rose, guests, Mra, Rose ' age six: Grandparents are urly lundiY MHdiY 1 Gemts ChTuck BlakeSc,hCUfton, W. Va.d; Thomas, Mrs. Mamie , Mr. and Mrs. Otarlea Hagan, rolltl. ol Pomeroy . Lorge tots with ~· large bor In kllcnen. ott tully ., Ml•td LIOIUI ' WHAT AN UNSUClno gomn scntdulod) ammy oonover an You' ara CICIUired to answer · concrete pal lor.- !ldowetks. Come In and rttister. carpeted , In 3 rm .• · J,_.:.:;;:.~;::;,.-f--r-"1?~~ • Oct. S, 197$ CESSFUlDENTIST'5 Buckley, Mrs. VIvian 1 ·Marlbqro; Osby Martin, " Standings .Totnmy Schoonover. wllfl.ln twtnly .otghl daylllter runners lnG olf st,eet No purchiH -cn··ry. basemen t. garage Wllh "l ~ 'I LIFE Mt6HT BE . tho lost publication ol this 'par~lng . Phone 992 ~19 , ·~ sli ding doors . With or .;l ~ A W. L. Terry Pickens sent a gift Hum)lhrey and Mrs. Ullian :','P\mlerDY, an<t Leona Marlin, notice. once tach week tor SIX f 2 ~ l ·tf( without turn !lure. priced ~;~~~~.....1.'.1.-~~ Tom 'I carry O~t !o " ,, Athens . Jennings , Eakin, ouccnotve wtt~l . The lui · -.. --.. \· • -·--·- ·-"'- . POMEROY LANDMARK tow Call 992·2•0• lor tn t"' · JICk'l Dolry Bar !I 16 and telephoning Pickens. - DRILLS TO START "tilll& Mayer Barbers 27 21 Tbe next nieeUng wiU be ' Alliance, Ia a · greatIN. Canay, _ •_or_m_o_tlo_n_. --.--~O!.__t_?tc . TR[ publico lion will bt on MbBlLE hOme locotH tn 9'. , Jac~Phont congratulations were Mr. and ;purnns Exco11111ng 22 26 tf2.21tlMgr. _JM)QP _ • Now arrance tht clrtled letten , •• OOUJMIIU8 (UPI) -Fred NOIItmbtr 17th, 1975 1 ond the lo\lddloport. Phont 992·5535. tlil. ; ~ornoroy Ftowor Shop 17 31 twenty lith! days wl111 com 10·1·11< I" 'I to Conn1he our;>rfoe onawer, u Mrs. Wayne Searls of Golds- wilh Mrs. Buckley, Mrs. grandfather. ..,..tim No. 6 12 36 Taylor wW hta 11111 monel on lbll. dolo. ----------,..---,3 BEDRM~~ome , fu sr ~ sunutedbythttbqve~artoon. boro, N.C., SeymorNohnsoo Thomas was awarded the o• ~------:::----::--- -....,---------~---:--·1 High tndlvlduot gome - Ed IIIIOD II Oblo State In cost of your lollure fo 2 BEDRM. opt 1130 per ., finished. re odetlng , Solem '-::~~~;=~~;:*:;:~ 7 - vosa 191 : Martone wnoon door prize. h Air Base. , or othtrwiH rtapond, monU1, ,utllltltl pa id. 'hone N~W as t e,rR~tptanmd .. rhsoen0e MH2 ,, bullelbll1 cOidt wiHII ha answer 11 roqutrod by tho OhiO Rules 992-3975, quill pieced tops , comforts 120 ond and up . _ . V:~ _ _ _ ~-[I]-( ~ _____ _ 2:14 : socond htgb tnd game 1102lBOI. r ""'-·~ 0 11 • I ' " Cloronco Boyte• 195; Rbtbl of Civil Procedure, Judgment · .a.ttc Telephone (6UI 371·6274. H hiS 10 1 nlcomel letta'lnln, by dtloult wilt be rendered -------------(Aalwen IO~ft'OW) Woyne Chevalier, Reeds· u c on . Hyson 186. 9.21 .tfc High 11r111 - Ed VoiS 569: ' two trlnlhr ll!ldlftlll 1114 ogatnlf' you lor lht r'ttel ol HOUSE far ro'nt on 320 , ville, Dhto . 10 7 lOt -------------.... , J•mbleooTARDY BOGUS PSYCHE ACTING Mlrltnt Wilson 5!9 1 ucond rour fl'tlbmell Wille bpel1lnl dtmends In thll clllm . Mtdllrtf< St. 5 rooms end . P f"tuv :,t: tor sale. reasonable s.......... .. . biDh srotn - Jr. PhiiPI 5271 ' ~newe• 1 Wlaf they didn't q~alrfJI for IItt tat LARRy SPENCER . bot~ , uniUrntsntd. Pho~e oeiitstug;:-12- g-;:-s;;,-;- 20 priced, PhOne 992·7608 ct pnctiQt Wedi~Mday, ~. Rhtbl Hysoll oil. 4 •holl!- THEY WEREN'T UP TO SCRATCH cterkol (ourts, 992-2136 Ilk lar Mrs. Young . ga 11.19, 12 ga. Re01tngton 9·21·52tc Toam high gomt - Pullins CIJAII ,j.ASTIC • Motgl counly 10·9-otc EKPrlll or Super X 53.1! - - -- -- - - - ---• • IKcovollne 742. . . . Common Pitas Court bllck powder, S2.90 lb. lots Te•m ' hlgh 11rlts - Tom'• · ¢1TAL ' "UILIC 1t1J+1ctil 110113,20,27 , (Ill!, 10, 17, 6tc 2~1DRM . trailer. klngobury of n•w and u,.d shOtguns. 9 RM . HOU SE (3 opts I' witt ~rry Dut 2019. Tho in~ull oltcffon lht o•d• v, mlltoll Sf Rt 14! Ve~y good diScount on now sell lor St,SOOdown, !heres! t ' ' Mttgs County Alrlcu !Ural lost urnlahed, no poto, 1 or 2 gu 1. File's, Third 51 , ll~e rent . 51 SOper month, on , Soc to~· Dlrtctor~illla nttd cMitdttn . Phone 742·3122. Mt ~leport Phone, 99 2.7494 . land contract. 356 North 0 ••No 1 · 10 7 211 · · I 7 121c Fdurlh, T"~ IYfl V 6, 975 FAMILY PEt, molt "Platt' .. c .. • Sm llh Middlepo rt . William at tht o fico o I t !olelgo hound, brln91t with whitt --------------~-----------\o t County CDm.fllltlll~li't In tho Itt!, whitt blui, ntmtd ! IIDRM. ' house with · 1973 HbNOA ,·25 XL , real good ____________ :._O_!tc ,...,.. JICI«JUD Courlhauatlt PolntrOY,Ohto, "loch" Loll from Botch blltment, porllolly fur . condlllon, must sell . Phone .,W;ltl' -""'" from 5 to I p.m, St , Pomeroy. Phont'Chertt nllh~d. now l'!rntct. 110! • l30o ) 112·2989. • RMS and bo th on east Main ,._... rAS'f TO IIISTALU . OuolllfUIIO~~ tor Router; 9923112. • w11•r hNtor, propont g11. l0·9·4lc 51 Phone 992.2729 (tJ!!l_J~ dlrtctort ort lhll lh y muat 10·1!-61p On Co . Rd . 21, Ushan Road. __.:____________ 10·12-6tp APPROVED 'lliiJIIW! ct bt 1 quiiFtll ~ollr Molgl ' ---~_;~.. ----S100ptr month plus ullllftos. • REMINGTON I t --------'! · ou Till aon aul your htallno ()ut w1tt1 ~ 100 1 wWbellfllriiU County , must Have a ·· Phone 143 2793. au 0 • , · • IREAK··DIRESISNiMriTANT 01llt 117 ll!cii<~UII W*'P't 8hell'l ~ .: , mtmberllll tkltet , In llld . RED IRISH oeutr. tomtit, io. 12.Jtc new 12 or 20 ga. 1172 SO. • RM t-lbuse 1 wenulno IIIII..., ' ·· Amerlean.Itall~•ll ·, 4 H ~!tty 01 . toll tn Mlddtoporl since· --,.,..,.----------Fllfo, Mlddttbort, Ohln • ' 11 , ond bo 1h, 1014r llCIIM • , .tum llem Condldl!ftl pthnDHt muot I Soturdoy. H11 choker cotta• TRAILER, odutll only . Phono 1·30·36tc repla ce. Phone 992-5871. 'MID clltiCII Ott.! ct lo lniD wlnllr-flthl ttorm *JnTack Ovtr be flltd wlllllfit ¥tc:ltltry no with 10 If. chain attached • 992·3111 . --;---------....,:---1o.2-121c Ylll It I dllllllr lnd dooll ... wtnllr8c llttr lhan. 'l p.m, ThUrtday, Reweld . Phone 991·3319. 10·12·11C USED CHAIN SIWI, 491 - -------------proof rour porah and' '""' October 30, InS. 'Y fllftonl 1013 6tp ---T------ - - - Lacuat Sl . f;llddteport . 3 BEDRM. house In Roclnt. . . . 1111111 . . . . . . . ---IIIIa _,wort ;o.ouss OOIIIel llel,.lng mt~orlllt llc~tltat :-------------LAIIIII!LAN D Aporlmtnfl, Phonl 2-3ot~ • Phon a 9<9·2611 . '' 1on l!eitt ~"' ., '"" In ae• ae• 41' wkttha tho 1 Ctunly dth and George S!rttlt In ., f·11·26tc , to.s 211 aloll h,tt.YY aid rathlon On'" York · Yallkltt the cine :••r 01 1 ~ l1 1 1 11~caltndllr wltltnboro 10 Hlllodott 1 • Now Hoven. w. ve. lrtn~ .:. • _. ' ·~~·-- , -"------------lllo. " · 11•Y:ton·'orl u h 0I Kenyon 26 cau ·VIIIUrn now 2 btdrm; town hOUIIf, , GERT•tl..•.t•Yiirt , rtadyfor a l BR ,HOME , \us! ltn iSn"u BIIIJ WID trt ,_~'"·tool 11 1 Vj M •1 o vo ' · lltUrvt o appllanctl furnllhed. tully whtr 611or c~ontng carpets remodel ing . So tern St.. ~ AI Hlf'Pirt, LutnNt and Bulldlltf Supplt ,....,, S r~ Nt~ 'culhlr~l Ctrnttii·Mtllon 21 Htrom 1 urptled, ortnllnt '1121 up with Biut LU re . Rent t lec . Rutland . Pnone 742·2306 !>:~, ...... who bellO .... B"f 5\t · Willa~• . Wnhtnglon a. Jtlltnon 21 lncludlflo utllll]ll. Call shampoaor , ellon's Drug alter • p. m or see Mtto B. John corroll 6 m1n101r at I 1300 112·2517 Store. HutChinson. ~. Chlcago60651 ~~=-· ~ .,... e...- U I~' 1 ' ret y, , Hdwe., ... St., 1101 1!, 20, 17, !tc ' ~llmlngto~ 2~ Rose Hutman -----------•·~~tc• ··----------~~9_!lc -----------~o.::~ rc ratlnd In 1181. ', ............, IBid "I ,......ht n...,<uu • .._ -would beat tlam but not ~·fbat badly" of the Browns -'- ha d ba..s. l".., ve pl'1lll' o;awarda tdrtce f.WO, only one io'~!~ue MQTOif CO 5 8 oo' p ••· ~ ' ....., EVE. ·OPr;n 1 4 o o 1 .0 x.Ohtq Nort'lrn K·Ken'!lln K ~ ~ ~ ~ g X·Oberlln X X X 0 / 3 0 x .no~ comr:,t,lngtlnor till~ T Cooforenco Overall 'fl L T Ohio State 2 QW 0L T5 0 0 · Michigan , 0 0 3 0 , " ' , Northwostor~ , 1 0 • 0 0 • lltlnots 2 0 .0 3 2 0 tndlana 1 "I o 2 2 o Wisconsin 1 1 0 2 3 0 Mlch .- State o 2 o 3 2 o • • Minnesota 0 ' 0 ~ · 2 0 I ' :~:1o~':"tw~S:: ~~~~r~nlo~ weLt~~~ ! POMEROY Central lead while, the lltvwra, ~. IJ'e last in that ciYIIian and have yielded a t.pe.bigh 1~ polnJa incbvllng 42, f2 and to in their 1_. - three gamea. 1, ·....,u,.. a -..... c·-• _,enym ran 1<l' 110 -""• and Fred"""'- for .. ~-nwut au lill4CIITiea•-'-wllhDon .,......~ ad"'-• t7 in nine ~-· ... _·cndiled the ·0IIe- _..___.ve "-- -'th tor all makes ana models of mobile homes Phone area code 614 4'23 4 13 tfc for ·'l'be victory left HOIIIIon 3- Wltt~nbe~g g g g lr Cllt game eM the AFC Ohlb Wesleyan , ' ;r -"'"'"'and-- ., 4.6.,;.. .. - '"·· ... WARP BROS. l ....... -.un ' 0 0 :tlrd 1!'.' •,•tt I I, • �' 6 - The Dally Sentinei,M(ddleporl·Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday , Ort 13, 19'15 ' J- The Daily Sentinel, Mlddleport-Ptmeroy, 0 ., Monday, Qcl . 13,1975 . · . Auxiliary attends cortforence- Treal bags filled ae~elan. d j ~~H-~i~,tt~~~~!~;:~ .For Fa~t Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds BPW conference ~~~cr~r>:m:· . . . 1 loses 40 Wa~ · . fdr Xenia orphans ; held at hake Hope -Calendar "' N 2 SIGNS' .Pomeroy.· •• Business· Services '( f .g -il otor co·.-•ft QUALITY ' • Members of the Middleport" quahfted women to fill ofMONDAY Business and Professional !tees, and asked that clubs ROOM MOTHERS at Women's Club joined other ~tye thetr recommendations ,Middleport Elementary clubliof~itrlcii5SUr\!114Y for to Mtss Freddie Houd~helt, SChooi;9:30a.m In cafeteria. a fall conference at Lak~ Middleport Club, before Dec BLOODMOBILE at Hope Lodge. I. . Pomeroy Elementary from I Mrs. Jeanne Neighbors, The Equal Rights Amend· to 6 p.m. president of the Ohio ment was discussed by Helen RIVERVIEW PTA, 7:31 Federation, was a guest at Morrison, dtstrict legislative p.m. at the scbool. George the meeting · jVhlch ern· re~resentatlve, who , an· Pickens, Bicentennial phasized InternaliOnal nounced that on Oct. 21, Rep. Minuteman, to speak and Women's Year and equal Clair Ball will host BPW show slides on Ohio's conrights for women. members in Colwnbus .and lrlbulton to America. CanIn speaking before·i the they will be joined by Rep. dictates for the Eastern Local group, Mrs. Joan Wood of Ron James . She also reported Board of Education will be Gallipolis, district dir~tor , on the new Federal Credit mtroduciJd, Refreshments noted that II had taken 200 Law which becomes effective will be served by the· sixth years to right the wrong Oct. 28. grade parents. iniofll' as women are con· , \ Connie Wells talked on the EIGHT AND FORTY, cemed noting that 01\lo.J;s Y0111g Careerist program of ratified )lae Equal Rights , the clubs noting that ap- Meigs County Salon 710, 7:30 Amendment. pllcants must be between 21 p.m. at the home of Mary Shii said that BPW Is the and 28 and while more than Marlin. Members to come oldellt organization of women one may be selected on a costumed. ALL non-certified emIn ~erica and the 57 year.s local level, only one can ployes of Southern Local of Its existence has made a compete at the district level. School District are asked to mark of positive action for The Athens club Will host. the women, She noted that there Young Careerisls on Jan. 25. meet at 7 p.m. at the hlgh 11111 aWl places in the world Mrs. Mary Martin, M.ld· where women have no say dleport Club, chairperson for about whom they marry, how the Women's Responsibility sporlamen invited \0 public many children they have, or for Accident PrevenUon, meeting, 7:30 P·"l· at the what they do. talked about safe iklvlng 'Memorial Building, Jackson, She called attention lo the programs, Women • 011 to dtscusa anti..Jtuntlng group Declaration for Women Wheels, a mechanical in- 'ac~ons to blin all hWJUng and certificates which will be struction program, court fishing In Ohio. ' presented toclubsd~4h to ~ action observance on DWI MEIGS Girls Athletic the BPW retltemen ' cMi«sl charges, and an honor Boolltefs monthly meeting, 7 in Cincinnati and Toledo, and llfogram for student drivers. p.m. at Meigs High School. !IRnOUDced that at thf .state She announced a new Everyone urged to attend. h TUESDAY• convention In May In Cin· program to be Instituted I Is MIDDLEPORT. MalOnic cinnati a tour of the center year whereby a "student of w1U be taken, the year " is selected by the ' Lodge 363, 7 p.m. Work In Mtaa Eleanor Minister of driver education teacher of Fellowship Degree· Ail Alhens1 who hari!fies the each school. The students Master Ma110ns Invited. -'18.,1 --" •--h· wo~ ld be spon~~e,d l ,rn~' h , ~Y.RACUSEPTA, 7:30p.m. Floren... N en .,.,o.... o lp al'•Jh~ ~ehool. Jim Adams, lund, not.! that scholarshlpsl automobile dealer's rof a in the 101011111 of t500and $3(10 recognition dinner where Southern High SChool prin· for full lime students and' $2M · Cf. tUicates would be cipal and David Nease, board for vocati01)81 students will PO!Bented. membet; to speak on the be awarded. , Mrs. Wood announced ,a school levy. Mrs. Maxine Plummer to talk on the· _ Lola Mae Suiter, state trip to Ontario or Feb. 27·29, r-c- nomi.natingcommit~,spoke leaving from Athens, for Community Health an~ on the need for havipg International Women's Retardation · levy retteWal. Weekend. She also noted that Sixth grade room mothe~i Ill the spring confereJII!li will be ~ ., ' ;1 held at the PJeeSBiltYalley ...c....._, CISOuNbVb!LirLEthday an '" IMotor LOdge. .1 ..,.....,,. u , Entertainment consisted of poducli' supper, 7 p.m. at a skit, "Bus Stop" by Loralee Harrlaoilvllle School. Music Carmichael, Connie ·wens, and ··ames wiil be provided. \Mrs. Lola Mae Suiter and POMEROY Chamber of Sherrie Dole, on 1, In- Commerce, noon •t Meiss .t-' All be d In ternational WODJellla ' Ytl!!'\ ....,n. mem rs an ,· ' A fall molic was ellrl'ied out lerealed merchants urged to IIIBIJIIW for a giXIIIcar II1UR8 , In decorations for the , lun· attend to discuss the U ··n•• cheon served at the lodge. Christmas program. ' Marianne Goodllve, Logan, S~ACUSE PTA 7:30p.m. ' by her mother Jim Adams, principal, accompanied .;tTIY,E ·,., ,Mrs. Kathryn Goodilve, Southern Hi.tlh School, David SNOWDfN ·" two selecUons.' Fund raising ' Neaae, ~hool board member projects were carried out aitd and Maxine Pl~me~, 1211 Powtll St. Miss Houdashel! +.ocllt the door ~xecutive director olAthe Mlddltporl, 0 . -as presented by Community Heal.t h ' a'nll PH.tn-7155 prize · AgHI " Retardatioo Board of Meigs Mrs. Wood to the state Jackson and Gallla Counlle; II~·. QOOd I :~ ·16.1( U.IM president. will~ guest speakers. Sixth neighbor, ·.A. MARTHA OPTIMISTIC grajle homeroom mothers to StoloFar/!1 . . ·WASHINGTON , (UP!) serve refreshments. fl thfte INIUIANCI tMiirtha Mitcheil says she is MEIGS .Otapter 53, DAV, ltnt !Uti .. U II Ulllttlltl tnllll&m f~g stronger every day 7:30 p.m. at home on But. 1 C-Ul • 11•1 lllltl llDIU IIIIil~· Ill ternut Ave., Pomeroy. 1and plans to become ,~cllye .__.......~. .._ _..?flli'liiQ41!i.1ioi ; again, now that ·sl'!!.i$~~l ,ol '" RACINE Masonic Lodge ~ ' tile hospital. ' ''" i61, 7:30 p.rri. at the temple. WEDNESDAY PAST PRESIDENTS, Drew Webster Post 39, Aniericait Legion Awdllary, 7:30p.m. at the home of Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth. niURSDAY ROCK SPRINGS BE'ITER Health Club, 1:15 p.m. at lbe home of Mrs. Amos Leonard, Proaram by Wilmella Leifheit and games • by Thelma Jeffers.. Secret OR. A J. STAEHlt OA FREEMAN MALTZ stslera to be revealed. ' AII!A CODE U4 MAGNOI,JA CLuB, 7:30 p.m. at the home of Miss PH>HE: 252-3181 252-8445 Erna Jesae. Mrs. Ellen Couch One or Two Day Full Denture to give devoltons, Mrs. ::) Ser~lce. Partial's, Extractions, Bertha Canaday' the X- Ra~s. Cleaning ~ program. sc~rt Ra:eiGS.·GAi..~IA ! sang l • .D. w a:. ' zw c BAYH SCORES FORD LOS ANGELES (UP!) Sen. Bitch Bayb, O.Ind., urged Democratic conlenders President to give the FDrd Admlniltration ''the beD they cleaerve lor fiddling away the pro&perity of the American people." for Ameriran LeaHA.Rn Crooksville, veterans affairs Eighth District, Mrs. Richard Auxiliary members of 1\re!gs and rehabilitation, and Mrs. t esented her with a gHt. CoWJty were in JWJclio'n City Neale Billings, Athens, Introduced by Mrs . Thursday for the District 8 representative to the Athens Richard were Maurice fall conference presided over Mental Health Center. itckelts, adjutant to Post 376, · by Mrs. Florence Richards, The group enjoyed singing • Hubble, Eightl) ~lricl president parodies to old favorites • ~mman~r, and Mrs. Erma Going from , Meigs Cinlnty writte~ by Mrs. Neutzling In Powers, Logan, Mrs. Mabel were ·Mrs. Richards, Mrs. trtbute to Mrs. Richards and .Bl-own, G?llipolls, ' ~rs. Lula Hampton, Mrs. Zuelelia her membership drive . Lenora Atkins, Crooksville, Smith and Mrs. Helen Har· Presented was Mrs. Barb Mrs. Esther ripple, Lan· per, Umt 263, Middleport; Clay, Stdney, who spoke on caster, and Mrs. Neutzling, Mrs. Carrie Neutzling, Mrs, behal.r of Mrs. Paul Snavely, t:o~eroy, all Eighth District Edith Sauer, Miss Erma ' candtdale for department · ·.•past presidtnls. SmliJl, Mrs. P~~rl, Knapp, treasurer. · ' .' It was reported that seven Mrs. Catherine WelSb, _Mrs. Mrs. Lyell ' Roush; depart- ·"of the 28 Wills In the dlstrid Grace Pratt and Mrs.'Vede • menl lteasurer, was guest have reached membershtp Davis, Pomeroy Unit 39, and speak,~r and talked o~. the '" i~· The resolutio~ comMts. Hersc'hel Norris, Mrs. topic Wbat$5Wt11Buy: She ~ nuttee report was gtven ~Y Myrtle Walker, Mrs . said that membership m the Mrs. Pratt, and serving Wlth Margaret Yost and Mrt. Auxili!ll'y will contrtbute to ;\"l!er were Mrs. Esla Dee!, EWJie Brinker, Racine Unit numerous causes • andV ~IniOn; and Mrs. Mildred assistance of benefit to the •j (J'!ollmatch, Logan. Miss 602. Receiving awards for veterans. She. summarized , ilflrma Smjth, Pomeroy, membership were Wilkes- the facets of llje work of the served as secretary for the ville, first to reach goal in the Auxiliary and stressed its conference. district; Rliclne, second, and importance. On behalf of the Lewis ·Manley Post 263, "' ! • '11 Middleport, third. Registralton began at 9 a .m. Mrs. Bill Mohler, president of the host unit, gave the call ta order, and Mrs , Neutzllng, Pomeroy, the was pianist for ' ' processional. After the colors Arrangements to sponsor a )3elinda. RObert ~ton gave had been posted, the sergeant boy in a Los , Angeles prayer, and Franklin Martin arms, Mrs. James Folk, led Christian School were made read scripture with Pearl · the processional. The pledge Thursday nighl's • Jacobs giving a meditation. during of allegiance was given by meeting of the light and life Barton will have the Mrs. Rolland Moose and the. invocation was by Mrs. Btll Men's Fellowship of the ,devotions in November. Otto Walker, \]psU~ ,Clark ga~e La!D'el Cliff Free Methodist Lohn closed with prayer. Attending besides those the welcome, with Mrs. Church at tHe home of Richard Friend. W named were Bryan, Marvin 1 Wjlllam Brown of Gallipolis Plans were made to get the and Mark Friend, Jack giving the response. Conferencf committees church bus back on the route Jacobs, Clarence Curtis: made reports and district• and to consider a new porch Clifford Jacobs, Frank for the side entrance to the Marlin, Jr :, Edgar Van In· ~halrpersons reporting were '"' wagen; James Gilmore, Mrs. Terrance Carroll, church. A pancake and sausage Steve Eblin, the Rev. Floyd Amanda, Americanism; Mrs. supper was · s erved by Mfs. Shook, Uoyd Wright and Moose: children and youth; Mrs. Hampton, Middleport, •Rich8rd Friend and daughter Ernest Powell. communiby•oservice; Mrs. 1f.8lker., jWJior ac· •tlvities; Mrs. ' Bill Curl, Fellowship to sponsor boy in Los j lngeles ~~·o Corl:;e~c; ~~·e~ I . Northern Ill. 200 2!0 CLEVELAND · (UPI) - g~~~r~r~lct?. o I . 3 I 1 Utile Billy Johnson · the 2, o • .) ~ ldct rehuner ' Bowling Gre~n O 5 O O lur lhe Hour!tm Oilera, diG It Mlom I , 1 0 4 l 0 Sunda" .to ,""""''"" a Ball State 1 2 o ; 2 o ..,...... 1 tn"'""""V Kent State 1 2 o 3~ 2 o II&Ufy0. 46-10 victory over Toledo o 3 o 1 5 o lhll BWestern Mlch , • UU &V"'I-o ) Q • 0 0 6 0 Don CGckroft ilcied off M·Eist. Mich . . ~to start lbe'iewncJ .....,;ot C:omp:lln~ l~r. tl:le 2 0 ._ wltbthe BMmldolnlilOhio Conteronce 10 0111 pair of Dan Put<l'lnl R~.~!~~~~= Overall to ' Mack AJatm' touchdown \ W L T Yl L T -'th vic Muoktngum 2 0 0 2 3 0 but ~ "' tory still , Heidelberg 1 t• o 1. ~ 0 1llllltn reacb. · \ Otterbel~ o i. o 3 2 o 'Johnlontoollthektctathls Baldwin wa~ac~ 0 . 3 2 o It, bul'lt tllrou8h the wedge Marietta 1 o o 2 3 o il,lbe 30 and veered to tlie, Woooter lluooDI~lo?on 1 4 o. 1 Contoroncit Overall rl&bt sideliDe to \ outrun Cards were signed fOl' Mr!JOtval Wiles who underwe~:lj surgery at Holzer Medicat~t Center, Biii Rovnak at I hi!!It Arcadia Nuning Home, botill¢ birthday and Halloween, anlfillt Halloween cards signet for Miss Dorothy Lelfhei#~ Orient· Ron Couch, stalloneii:>!J In Texas, ' and Sherrie Mar··· ·~ . shall, a cysUc ftbrosls child!'~ A card of thanks was reail"~ from Mrs. Eleanor Ullum fOP"' Christmas gift lags fcir Miller's Cottage at Xenia. .~• Mrs. Davis reported on the!~ trip to Arcadia to celebrali\71 Bill Rovnak's birthday. Chip§'·' and dip, cookies and Kooi·Aill' ~ were served by Mrs. Robert Couch and Mrs. Davis to Pam •: Powoks, Denise and Sherr!•(~ Marshall, Jennifer 'Couch1a\ STAHL SURPRISED Cheryl Lehew and Anntiln John Stahl, R\. 2, Pomeroy, Wiles. ~ro !t _...., was surprised with a party celebrating his Blst birthday on Oct. 6 at Uie Meigs O)unly Coul~ you • ~•• Courthouse. Mis wife, Bar· hara and daughter, Tam! Jo, joined him along with his .friends and.l:Q-.ll:P.J:~rs.l!.t!!lL courthouse. Cake, provided llY the Pomeroy Pastry Shop and Roy Mayer was served with coffee. at today's pric~s? 1 Trick-or-treat bags were made and fiiled with goodies for the boys at Harding 's Cottage A, Xenia Soldiers and Sailors, Orphans Home Sunday afternoon by members of the Junior American Legion Auxiliary, Ore" Webster Post 39 at the home of Mrs. Harry' Davis, advisor The ~il be taken to Xenia by and Mrs. Frank Powers, daughter Pam, Mrs. GracePratt,De~iseMarshall and Mrs. Florence Richards, Eighth District president. aeveaa.u were rk. . C~SH pdid • 1973 PON'J:IAC GRAND PRIX uDS Grand Prix cou"', blo~k finish, black vinyl lop, SJ option, stereo, radio and ta"', factory air, pQwer '&leering and brakes. While slrlpe radial tlrn. Nlcoand sharp. 1973 BUICK LISABRE , St:lfi Custom H.T. Cpe., local owner, tbat's really sharp Inside and 011t, good w·w tires, custom w~els, dark green vinyl roof, grl!tl] finish, AM radio and ta"', factory otr, automatic, P. steering and brakes. 1972 COMET2 DR. $1f50 6cyl. std. trans., radio, like n'ew w-w tires, blue finish , nlce·car with good economy. ..... rebuild -~ ! ~·- ··yQur ~-.:.i ·.: ..__.._ Dhll..="' ,liome:·":,· •• "''"''"' w10 OutitandiJ!I bldcldng. w• ; gg· • • I ,,.. ® , ' ' POMEROY, OHIO ------~---J ,. WANT ADS INFORMATION lost DEADLINES ~ ' 5 P.M. DIY Before Pub· Jocallon , LOST - . Fam tty Pel, ale MondoV Deodllneu.m ~~ ' Piit tt I hound, brindle lth Cancellallon - Correc ons w '''teet . Named ~th, If Will be accepted unlll 9 am tr hi Beech St •Ph n.e lor Day ol Publication cb i rrle Reuter, phdlii 992. REGULIITIONS 38 12 The Publloher reoerves <he ' . 10 10·3tc · - --"---...1right to edit or relecl any ads - - - - ' -deemed ob(ectlonal. The ' FEM.AL! , tilack ~pd while publisher witt ' noo be hound tool• at lssi~ Wol!on responsible lor more thon 9n,, Farm on !Iii Shoal -River . Incorrect Insertion . , PMnt (30~1 212 5874. RATES ' ' lQ.t .6tc For Want Ad Servlco ___ _:_._ _________ _ Scents r,er Word ane Insertion . Min mum Charge SI.OO ONE thiclbodk stub In lodles u cents per word three laLinDI If tl1t courthouse , consecullve Insertions btll'ved . Phone Addle 26 cents per word stM con· Pill Ins, 16141 985 !952. secutlve tnsirllons 1 1 • IO·IO.atc 25 Per Cent Discount on paid --..!..1----------ods and ads paid Within 10 1 days. · W :..l....i T ••• CARDOFTHANKS ~~ ~ ~ . a obituary ~ " Sl .OO tor so word minimum J 0 . o · I. " Rotary Mower ,. d3 (b(ui hog I PhOne Hubert a.:fai :ional wor c Prl •' t. Portland . 143 -2641. ' _er;h I I LIND ADS 10 9·61 C Additional 25c Charge per Bi!fille, " -..l- --..l-y, :u dMdline J o~~ t Plans rnat:ie for bazaar COU~TRY HOME with garige or outbuildings Call 742 2!611 . 10 9 6tc FREE ESTIMATb Blown Insulation Services Blown 1nlo Walls &AHies STORM wrl.ioows& ooo~s Pets REPLACE"'ENT . WINDOWS ONE AKC Reg ,,Female ' apricot poodle\ 10 weeks old ALUMINUio(l Phone 949 2890. SIDING•SOFFITT to.lo stc GUTTERS.AWNINGS WELL TRAIN ED Beagles . lARRY !,AVE8DER --·-- ----- -:-~. --- Alsd, pups from 6 W(l'eks to 5 months Phone 74'2·25'21. 10·9 61p, Sy.-acuse. Otuo Ph. 9+2-!99! . ' we Paint Houses BOOKKEEPING, We Paint Barns We Paint Roofs We Paint Anything Tax ·~ Free Estimates AI Tromm Ph. 742·2328 . LARRY WHOBREY, .Collectkln systems, office supp~ senice. · Accountant Phone 992-6173 9·2HOtc •. 9.17 1 mo. 410-1 mo . Senicet Mobile Homes ,_ Sale ·MOBILE home. 12 x 51 pot !Iotty furn ished, 12 >1 i• Md A -Room , underpinned , porch and . awning, and metal storage building . Home on choice rented· lot In Middleport by 992 7~90 . 1 ....,.._._ por~ Phone lb 8 6tp ______ _ .Racine Plumbing . & Heating 992-7608 ' " Johnson Masonry & Remodeling 197! ViN bALE trailer lnd tot loc;atec:t 111 Tuppers Plains, lltrd & Mull< VInyl Sldlng o~to Phpne <61ol 667 ·3817 Atun, Alcoa & Wolverine 9 30 l2tc Alum lnum Siding 197.1 CAMiitWN mobile home, Bird Vinyl Gutters d x 60, %bedrm .• total elec. tnd Downspouts completely furnished with SOIIIIS bf Ill kinds \0·5·75 new furniture and washer ,hd dryer. On 111t acre of land located on Union Avenue In Pomeroy . Call WOULD YOU BELIEVE ? Bui ld an all steel building a t 992-7129 ......_ 10 12-9tc Poe Barn Prices? Golden Giani All Steel Buildings, Rt .4 , BoX 148, Waverly , Oh io. Phon e 9o7 2296 Auto ' I 1 2• itc ' 1970 CI:IEI!., stetlon wagon. . BACI<HOt tor rent , -tlour 'or ' PhOni 14•·2459, 5700. __ 10_12·6tp ..i... . _ _: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ c,ontract : Reg . or ex . cava11ng type , Septic tar) ks 1959. DODGE 1;, , ton plckLp, Installed. Bitt Pu ~l ns Phone sm, Phone 992 7869 992·2418 ' 10·12.]1c 8 21 ·11C --""----------- From the largest Truck or Rad iator to the SIJilallest Heater Core Your Hell Dealer Bulldozer Third St . Nathn Biggs Radtator Specialist SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Racine, Ohio plumbing , roofing and general sheet metal work . F. rea E1tlmates 9·1r4 ·1 mo . Pomeroy Ph 992-2114 . Ph. ,n.nl1 ' Emergency 949-2211 or 992·5710 complete air conditioning sales and service, heating, ____ ______ _ APPLIANCE· Sales & Senite .. •. For ;for ticketl D&M a • --------------- '" Mrs· --------------- --- --------------- , 1 ' ,...,c I •·llld _______ ______ -----,-------- a wf!~f.~~:~I.fff ~;.~ -------------- !r'.hnrt"'' :J' ..._e h· .onors,• : Reedsville UMWmeets . ;.me. EmpJormenl ' - ______ ~ --·~- -- I I ii every ;For .,._,,., . • .. r• Rou-.lnp ,,Local Bowling ........ Rlllll• • l '"m p•rrO"'O± I I tBOT(lED] v I r I .I .: t . ~eplace Broken·Glass In Combination ~l"iz:~ Scree:i.\b-Storm Doors coLD DRA:J,~ wiNTERI E F ~L ·~XJILI v u 1 ; I -J...------------- 1 f' • S! GLAZING WI:HA fllell6a Pam., I J J· I I J J 1 11 1 PLA8'TIC· SAFEtY 1 . Wapled To Rent .• l ____ ~ • 9531 g 1 ·,· ~W .~ ~ ~ E LWO Ou SOWE~ o REPAI R · Hooc'o'n'trf.· •roiinctfiYt 1 Sweepers, toasters , .rons, a ll sma ll app l iances LaWn • I ' Con •unci Ovori tt mow e r . neMl to State H1gh HOUI 8 VIIUIII'IIVf dOublta W L t W L T way Garag e on Route 7·. In tt\e lasl 20 year1 Unless J1" Hanover Ondl Phone 985 3825 . BffiTH ANNOUNCED 3 0 0 • 0 0 your c:overaoe hi$ sl~bl.d , ~ d J6. tfc REEDSVIUE - Mr.'and louchdown short against Toytor <,lndl, 1 , 1 0 ~our tire tnsuran.,ce may 11.~ • C BRADFORD , Auct1oneer ~ 0 "' ooly pay !01 hall a house r Mrs.!Jeryl A. Wilson, Jt., Rl. Com p)ete ServIce Phone tinclnnati ID lbe opener. Findlay , 2 ' 2 0 2 , • 0 1, Reedsville, annoWJce the · 9'.t9 2487 or 9•9-2000 Racine , Homeowner's lnaur1nce " : Earlhom (ln2di 3 ~ 1 3 0 I Ohio, Critt Bradford ' I hom Nehonwlde Is designed blrlh of their third child, a 10·9·tiC ' Wilmington I 1 2 I 1 to proh!CI your horna at :, IF/ A.fldenon (ln dJ , t. daughter, Jaime Lynne, born .J• W ~ toelay I ..a taiNUTO"'I' 2 2 0 2 3 o WE SPE CIALIZE In mobile Oct: 4 at St. Joseph Hospital 1600 Nye St. 1 11atues Ask a Nltlonwldeo Bluffton 1,3 1 t 3 1 home furnace repair. Phone agent lor de!alts Oollonct 1 ! 0 2 3 0 In Parkersburg. She welgheq 1960 l!lECTRA Buick, needs WE DO alum inum siding , Pomeroy 992.5858. Manchester Clndl ---"'r'----------transmissions . Inquire at Outter work . roofing , 9.18·fiC eight pounds and 14 ounces. Ph. 992-3313 . o • o o 5 o Advertb':':'f~~ HOURS J~D lurnllure. ·: Ice boxes, TeW'ksblr~ Barber Shop paneling , painti ng , plur;n · P. J. PAI,ILEY ,,; I :!Oa m tos ·oop.m. Dally,' bri\Shbods, or completr Other•'· ' Mr, and Mrs. Wilson have two 10-7 4tc bing , w• tlx the whole or992-5880 !07 Spring Ave., Pomeroy Yl 1:: T 8:30 o m 10 12 :00 Noon hOUit OldS. · Write M D ----¥-;---------.... · !'louse. AI Tromm, 742-2328. Real Estate for Sale ' ' sons. Maternal grandparents ,, , Cincinnati ~ 3 2 o Selurday , MIHtt'l.l R t . •· Pomeroy PH. m.ma ' •-~~ ,, .2o.flc '' A~ron • ~ 0 Ohio ~•II 992·7760 are Mr, and Mrs. Bernard I Youngltown Siote 2 2 0 ' 10 7 1. ~ WILL tr im or cut trees and EX(IWATING , dozer, loader Stanley of Sistersville, W.Va. shrubbefy Phone 949-2545 Aohland 2 3 0 Notice -----------~-and backhoe work, septic REDUCE site ond lost with and the paternal grand· John Carrot( , 2 3 0 196• AND older dimes. or H2 ·J167 tanks Ins talled . dump GoBne Tablets ond E Vap ' 10·8·26lc Hlrom i 3 o • quartfrs. and halves . Also, trucks and 10 boys for hire , parents !1fe Mr. and Mrs. "wottr pills," Nelson Drug' Dayton 2 A 0 AM NOW giv in g piano iOid anct sliver leweiPt . Call Will haul fill dirt , top soil , , OOLUMBUS (UPI) - ~ Centre! ' ' 10· 1~ lip Statt 2 .4 0 lessons In my home . For Rutland , 742 -2331, Roger Beryl Wilson, Sr., Belpre. l1meitone ard gravel• Cell ;~t Wednelday lllbe clei4- case Westerh \ o \5 o appointment~ call 949 ·2103. wam:lley · Bob or Roger Jeffers·. day Real Estate For Sale 10.10·6tc 10 12·121c IN DASH 23 Ch.0nnei Citizen's llril f<l' lllbmlttq poll carti phone 992 7089. n1ght phonE ~'~(.')(.t':i~t'':~:~=:~';;<::·:·::>: 992 3525 or 992 5232 · Band .•tr:anscelverj a.rn -tm ooo·ll , 111 ,./1'.~ • Holiday blizaar plaps were Swope wtll be moving from to ~ for ~Uc ..U II x-Wortd l'ootbtll LoJguo Sto!llf. NEW ,•'tilL OF MINK" ------------- ~ 2 !l .flt mpx raalo,' l irock stereo. the communitY: soon . Mrs. prOdUCfl, ntw Clltlotl. Gt1 Help Wanted - - - --- ... tr/1 Rille ~I ~itt*. , lngs Berl 'l'li'ldilli bas . discussed and members wjJJ! ;,, Call 9f2 · j19~5 . .J . .. ,•: Ol') our growing 'ustomer . V ·4·11C Puldela (CIItf.) Tlniill· ly United""" toltrnollOftol Jeanne Bradbury gave the ' EXCAVA1 r-NG. backHoe, 8IIIIOUDeedameeiiD&.oflhe prokejecthts were thencouraged to ' list Or maybe ';'ou would t of a- aftldall 111111 l _. . l!ur ' dozer and dltcher Gas, truck ---u....:n~ . . . ~!.UU!.L RACINE - Islory frame. 3 llkt to take orders? Phone EXPERIENCED toMI:Ip.Collllf,yn~D .qqb ta em to e November lteasuret's report and Mrs. w;, L•• T•• Pet. m"hanlc . Phone 992 . 716~ electric and water line AL 'ro " sal(~hllilt\'' ~•c¥11 enl Htltn J. Brawn, 992-5113, BR, bath, nat. gas furnace. ~>•M Ten and Pacific a Charlotte 1 o o t.ooo £';\'uoebltloBl11l1U n<!Jei oheJd ~llilg when Ele1111or Ctrcle Joyce Blske, the secretai'y's IO·IO.!tc burial , basements, foi)ters. COfldiii,Pn, .lJ50., RhoQ, .. !'2· KOSCOT ·lndtpendtnl · Btrmtnghom I 0 0 1.000 Dining R .• enclosed por. septic systems and brus.h 2082. 1 .., Dtotrlbutor. .. Ttaeaday, Oct. 21 al ~1~3o of Heath United MethO\Ij~t report, Sandwiches, coffee repl'elellllltivea will dra; · Plllledotfllllo oo. 1I o0 .000 .ooo cleaning. Will haulllll dlr1 , otlR KOSCOT cosmetics . • ·~ 10·126lp ches, fruit room, garage, _ _._ .,. _ _.. _._ ...1t1 Mempl\ts 9·21·fiC 1, , .. .,.._, .,_.. .,.,..._ ""' JockllCirivlllt ,,, Jl:~· at, ,llle ·,, Wit~eporl Church met Thursday n~ht and a salad were served. beautv advisors have betn - · ---..,~-0 I 0 .000 bern a. olhtr buUdiiiiJI. 1 ..w t~hsan~ravet, trelntd to assist you In skin FEI,\~LE Reg . ~od ond•"hlt• Hostesses for the November ~irenien's.,,~l!l~lf·B>e. at ll)e church. ' ba•e tbe opportunltf. to wut IICret. $12,'110. ' ' ""' dr .,. "'" M.EIGS Co Floh ond Gome I'll" vke R. Batie pupp;, t wttol o d. core l!pd beouty . Don't s{urdlue two fl6 tlclttlia to •Ill •. L T .. Pet. meeting wiD be Mrs. Billy Jo Club will meet Oct 15, 7:30 . ! . •~ . · Mra:"•GPimm1! •county • The nex! meeting will be a birch HYSELL Rim t..avely Ai111> I It , u hmplor top, 1'\Hita to can tor \ tree ...._ ..,_ ...,. _, _ __... SOUthtrn Cllllrn lo o 1.000 ltl. 1, Rull8nd te. 7•2· \.~lf. o""-\ Jtli (If ' ksbop f p .m. 1t the Syracuse Club home, 3 BR, beth. y_.,. Con be&Hn ••r 5p.m. 992. consul ~on. (Have won · lltl . eontact tUil'W u, o~ld :w9f ,or !Ja,zaar 'I~ Krawsczyn, Mrs. VIcky - .-.. 1, J.,., - · POfflltld I 0 0 1.000 Room . 2Jfo.1HI • H«<t • -' dtrful tunlty tor thOH tvrnet~~. b "'mont a nd nlee kltd*l wllh range a... ~ ........... ..- Cllrdl HO\IVIIIano l 0 0 1.000 >dues' will lie p1yable and and ·those without projlfla Hoilchins and Mrs. Emma t.1D·l2·41C 1,_ _ /Jo, 17'_10.12-ltp __ _ _ _ "'1T,J __ __ ;l nter11 IG In worklntll. tor In Middleport. SI7,000;D ref. Full basement with r· Son AntoniO o 1 o 000 Phont Ann Seuvage , . off\c~rs fl\l' ,lhe, ..a@,lloa will be able to assist others. Clatworthy, lllollld be aeal 10 a- Sl!rtVIIIOrt 0 I 0 ,000 ROOM and board for unlor DEA'RBORN earn picker , NEWLISTING - 3 95acresol utility, large concrete N-EIG~E;;;--;;;;~tflng-;nd S'fracust, Ohio. H2 3272.' Attending the meeting I' 1 •et Drltwlnl, P. O. llitr hall ol lf>llt setoon SuP,ply We specialize In 'W/It;/le·DIIoaneed 81otbat Mra. Belly Fultz presided,at Phone Wtlklltvllle, 669·31o18 land on Rt. 124 West. 1972 block garage used as citizens, very ntce. Phone ,. Independent Distributors . OJil '"" .. lll"'tiiY'I Rnults bu1ldlnq houses. Also, cto , 10 _,i,,L. · 1 ~ 61C Mobile horne fllkenewl and 3 , 10·10 lOp _ _ _ _ _ _.:._,_ _ _ _ 992·3509. workshop. Carport. 2. 77 beside those named were lime. Mrs. Earlllllles .will the meeting. Members ;.. ,_..,Pit•ec!ela,Callf.,w!l . HIWIIIons 10 l'ltfltcltlpl\la t! repair w<trk and cabinets, .._ l0-12.tlc , acres. 528 ,ooo .oo . Mrs. Pauline Horton, Mrs. : l'"Ytlln will DOt be aOCIJtld. SuHay'lllniJIIs alum Inurn siding Call Guy 'Htlllkell~ IC!b~f!l'• brought dish towels , fort tWaln ... •tfrtto , !01 ·~age csr garage.~ly $8500.00. EXPERli!NCED baby suter TWO R .J..• Ch•tottt 2't JIIC\oonvllte 15 LARGE HO E 4 B . .'s, 1/2 ROUTE; 611 Close to Nelgler, 949 2508 : II no 51. Phone 99~ · 3509 . lOL(<'S Boouty S!llon , John netd.c:J at Wethington, w , 1Meip 'eoluiiY' '~la\11 shQWerforthe church kitchen Judy Frazer, Mrs. Barblira 'l'be tltlldlr'l 1111111 .., Strmtnghem II Mempl\ls 14 UHJ ... , ..J J / J fQ)t21jfC baths, 2 llvlhgs. mod. kit., answer call 9-49-2813 or U9· For ked Run lake . 135 · St .• Syracun, Ohio across 1 Va 40 hour weeJt with ex Squthtrn !0C IIIIa r n I 1 39 2o57. ban!~~ llltolf ~· 1 811d:7 Ia and In lieu of a program Murray, Mrs. Grace Johnaon from school lot. I will basement, garage and large acres lwoodedl : Minerals. ,k, todtlr• _ _. , JIIUit be 00 ll!ich Shreveport ' cellon! employee oeneltts 10·5·261p dlsconunut Merta Norman and Mrs. Ruth Bumgarner. plus .separate housing with ltlie ~o~ ~ry members did kitchen ..,,., Portland 21 son Antonio 25 1 1 ,--------Cosmetics os of Oct . 30. All .~~~~. · ';.One~~:~~~. laying land $123.00 per acre. S16,600. ell txpenae• "paid. Phone , Met appkatlan tGrm. lovorllmt 1 ••;-\ ,u• tle:.12..Stc • otfiebtlel audllorlam. cleanup. · cosmetics In stock now ~ POMEROY 2 story SE WING MACHINE , (30ol 163-10111 al!tr 6 p. m. .-,__-'to-'-~ , Solur-ay•s Gomos selling at .25' par.ctnt ott: an Stale~~ Good3 t>.R. home, frame, 3 BR , bath, nice Repairs , service , all makes ...':';,......... ~::::. ....., .....,...,....,....................·,·.· It was noted that Mrs. Gary 10 9·61c WUI 1111' ..... WUIIIR•• HIWIIIIt Chl(egG Phone 992-25;9, ,y,;•.;.;{·'.I·J'r~·,-..:.·, ,·r;'f·to!·'-1-~Wff·'·········· 992 '2284 Th~ Ffbrlc1 Sh op, kitchen with range & ,,, RUNNER enb bunch bean's. 'bath, 2 car garage, barn and lllalallml Uctell wW be Cherlona at Pbllodtlpl\ta IO·l2·6tc Pomerov . Au thO rzect Singer Phone 843·2353 garden. 528,000. disposal. Nat gas hot c Wwil'. Sales and Service . We ===~to ,lbe two .....,11 ~ SuftCIIY'I Jacktenvllte of Oernes Porllond , 3 water heat. Full basement. !.l 1 , !0.- IQ,<Il c Wanted NEARLY lj£W A fine SHAMROCK Motet and tnn sharpen Scissors ·oft,.t'' -.t"" ----------~_...,.... ..... _ "" In the San Antonio If Shreveport under new managtment . B.R. home, 2 ceramic baths, Lots ol roolln . walk to shop. · 3 29 tic 0 1 ' \ -~ PIGS lor oote . Phone 992 •1058. ' ' Mtmpl\1111 Blrmlnthlm ·cARPENTRY , paneling , ~'-',' ·• "' ' ~ ,,,. .. '"' LANDS IN LONDON Rooms bV day or week , full basement and 2 car 517,000. - .. · -- - - '1 ~ tJ 10·10·310 floorlng , en-cr ceiling. Phone wtt~ty reru . Etttcltnt -------· .. garage . Askl ng 539000 LONDON (UPI) L.:.~A.>~• · POMEROY - Close In 2 SE PTIC TANKS cleaned . (: 1 r\ H0 Ck I y AUtclllioft apts.. restauren t and bar . . 992 2759 . . TWO 1Dspeed :z61nch bicycles, lta!HII... Notioftol HOCkoy Looguo Stond9·17 ·26tt Modern Sa nitation 992 3954 Alabama Gov. George .S61 W Main St., Pomtrov, RIVER VIEW In the acres. nice building or rAur.JUiJJ One boy's , one girl's , or 99'2 7349. Uotrtcl Pross toteroolioftol • tn1s Phone 992·5111. country · 2 B. R., home with mobile home site. Water set . Like new '· REEDSVILLE - Reeds- Wallace anived in London eotl IY United l'l'ns lottrnatlout 9 18 ttc IO·l2·6tc ltE.MODELlNG, Plumbing, matched Phone 992 -7161. oak floors, furnace , aluminum available GOINGAT JUST L. T. "" olt. OA "•trick Division ' heating and all types of RUTLAND - A surprise ville UMW met at the home of today, vialling Europe for the 10 6 nc siding and 1 acre. Just $10,000. 1 1 0 2 12 7 · W. L. T. Pis OF. QA general repair. Work A,.DY' MIX CONCRETE 1 0 0 2 I 0 Phllldllplll ! 0 0 6 11 10 Yard Sale birthday party wu given In Mrs. Nell Wilson recently first lime In an ap~nt guaranteed . 20 vears ex1 RUTLAND - 4 I!. R s, bath, ~o~\ouR NEEDS IN REdelit.~ered r1ght to your 0 I 0 10 0 I NY lolondlrll 0 2 ; II 4 attempt to broaden his image perlence . Phone 992 2•09. with Mrs. Dorotha Riebel as NOW ,.lllnll' Futlilr Brush nat. gas, 8 rooms In all, garden RE,q,L ESTATE TO BUY Jtoncr of Tom SChoonover at pro1 ec t r ast and eas'f Free 0 I 0 0 0 5 NY Rongtn I 1 1 ! I 9 GARAGE Solo, starting Oct 5 · 1 ·!1~ Products. PhDne 992 3o10. as a Democratic pteaidential and 2car garage•Only 512,000. OR SELL. estima tes Phone 992 3284, Will P.lll!lll 0 i 0 0 4 6 """ ,._.,. I his Rutland home recently by ctrhostess. n, on stoves: TV with -----·------- ----10·5·11C BUNGALOW - 2 bedrooms, Goegleln Roady M•• Co , .... w L. T. Pis Of. OA ' Smytllt Dlvtolon -CALL TODAY contender. The chartered swlvtl clbie: clo1blng; HAS FALL lolfen down on , Devotions were conducted ~ 1ddleport , Oh IQ. his wHe, Jean and Mrs . 2 0 0 4 6 I W . L. T. Pis QF. OA yoU? Netd leaves raked In bath, penellng, porches and • 59 · 'AAtnnnolo some o-.not tools; misc . plane cafrytng Wa118ce, his 992 22 by Mrs. Mamie Buckley, with 6 30 lfc 1 0 0 2 5 0 kan~~tCity 1 0 1 ! 5 3 LOC\IST poofl, 7 ft . and the Middleport •rea? Phone Items Golf MIller, 257 Houoton Robert Miller. J•i -- - --- -·--- -.--110 2o5Chtceoo 111364 ltr,<lwi>od . Phone (614-1 985· level lot on 33 North. Asking ' - - - - - - - - -wife, Comella, and 80 aides Sin Diego Lln~otn 51 ., Mlddteport. 9 992·2075. the topic, "Partnership With .,. ,. $7,000. Refreshments of cake, ice 4225. 1 2 O, 2 5 7 51. LOUII 0 1 I 1 ! I 10·12·31c o.m. to 2 p.m. dally. Phoontx at London's cream, potato chips and God." Readings were given arrived 10·1 121p A BUY - Good 5 room home, 0 1 o o 1 7 Vancouver 1 2 0 0 l 9 10 ll -2tc Otnvor The Uniied~Way reaching out. tzels ed U ..J , _ conedlln Ntinn110t1 0 2 0 10 7 12 Heathrow airport this bath, basement, new F.A. JJ&MID~.:"'-J ~ were &ei'Y, • ve by several members .. Roll!ld morning under special W. L T. Pt1 Of. GA NDrrll Dlvlstoll CONSOLE . stereo , AM ·FM It gpes into neighbOrhood, furnace and aluirilnum siding. Rent ' ,UILIC NOTICE WlnniPIO 20 0 4 9 3 I W, L. T. Pis OF. OA T01 5HARONJEFFER~ music was furniab!ld by the robin cards were Signed 'for radio, 8 triCk t•pe com Unscnmblelhete four Jumbles, ~ 1 1 o 2 10 1 Montrto ! 0 0 6 25 6 security precautions. To every age group. Across TRAILER space lor rerlt . All bination , 4 spteker sound Only $10.500. Counlry Sounds, and gills several shut-Ins. Dlttea for ont letttr to taeh square, to ldrnont011 1 1 0 2 · 7 9 Pltlsburgh 2 0 0 • 11 7 Last Known Addrtn . so Houses for you to look at, " utltllltl Phone 992-SSJS system . Balen~t 110A .1o, or every income level. Routt No. 1, form fou.- ordinary words. CIIOIIY 0 1 0 0 0 2 LOll AnQoln I 2 0 2 6 20 were presented to the officers' training meetings 9·16·!1C terms. Call 992·3165. ' 992-3325. ', Torpnto 0 l 0 0 3 7 Detroit 0 2 I I 3 10 Portland, Ohio. 10·7 tic were announced. Evaluation To help. In a thousand ways. honored guellt. Suodoy'o Results Wilohtngton o 3 0 o 11 16 You ore hereby notllted that 3 AND ,o ROQM furnished ond -reporla were completed, and N Wtnnlptg 4 PhooniK 0 Adoms DiviSion A n!)ighbor. A relative. Maybe Attending l9efl! Mr. and epa1"tments , Ed""'"!On 6 lndllllopolls 5 W. L. T. Pl1 Qf. OA you have been named unfurnished 14 shut-in calls were repor,. 99 Dlftndant In 1 ltgot action Phone 2-5•3•· LANDMARk'S Mrs. Robert Miller, Mr. and someone dovJn the street who's ;, Mtnnfloto 2 Cotgtry 0 , Buffalo 2 0 0 4 12 3 enlltltd ted. A game wu played with SON BORN evertll Jtllers. 'I? lie Mentlly'o Games California , 2 1 o • to 9 . Mra. 0. D. Walker, Mf. and out of work. Or sick. Or in _r..n prizes given. , , Mr. and Mrs. Robert !no games ochtdultdl Toronto I 1 0 2 5 9 f'tolnttfl , ·VI· Shoron Jollon, -- • -· - • -·· · --··--- -Mra1Don Mlller, Rllclne; Mr. I1U'U Botton o 1 1 ' I 1 12 Dtltndlnt :t ~otlhll COUll bas 'I'U RNI5)'1 ED aportment, trouble. Chancee are the United Refreshments uslng the ,Martin, Alllait~, annOWice SurKiey's Rtsultt · been assigned caso No. 15938. ldulft onty '" Middleport 1 and Mrs. Bill Jewett, Mr. and ond 11 pending In tho Common Phone 9923174. t'..a.. ()d. ~~~ HOUSE FOR SALE on Ltncotn n• rr' Bolton 3 NY tslonders 3 ·Halloween theme were ' the birth of a son, Sleven Way helps som~ne you know. {' PillS Court of Mtlgl County, 3·25-Ht ~ V" Hgts , 3 larga bedrms . and · BuNIIO I Toronto 3 Mrs. Mike Walker, Stephanie served to Mrs. Gladys .. Chrlatopber, Oct. 9. They Maybe someday it'll be , Ohio, Pomeroy , OhiO 45169 ~ - - - - - - - - - - - --· . , bolh , living rm .• TV rm . V" 'I Cltlcogo 3 Voncouvor 0 ... Lynn, Mr · and Mrl. WUllam Baughman and Mra. Verne ;, have a paiJIIhler, Stephanie, PRIZES FUN tara• bullt ·ln kitchen , ~ A LOll ~lot 6 NY Rangers 4 TbiOblectoltbiiCOmptllnt Is tor divorce. division ol ~OU NTRY Mobile Home • counter oop ronge, builtin helping ~ou. Dllllltl• . ''"''roy lewllnt Lenn Hall, Sr., Mlu 'Linda HyaeU, Pblttdelpl\11 41 Calltornlo 1 property and other p~opor Pork, R1. 33, ten mtles north ftEFRESHM~WTS dou~te oven , autumn gold, Rose, guests, Mra, Rose ' age six: Grandparents are urly lundiY MHdiY 1 Gemts ChTuck BlakeSc,hCUfton, W. Va.d; Thomas, Mrs. Mamie , Mr. and Mrs. Otarlea Hagan, rolltl. ol Pomeroy . Lorge tots with ~· large bor In kllcnen. ott tully ., Ml•td LIOIUI ' WHAT AN UNSUClno gomn scntdulod) ammy oonover an You' ara CICIUired to answer · concrete pal lor.- !ldowetks. Come In and rttister. carpeted , In 3 rm .• · J,_.:.:;;:.~;::;,.-f--r-"1?~~ • Oct. S, 197$ CESSFUlDENTIST'5 Buckley, Mrs. VIvian 1 ·Marlbqro; Osby Martin, " Standings .Totnmy Schoonover. wllfl.ln twtnly .otghl daylllter runners lnG olf st,eet No purchiH -cn··ry. basemen t. garage Wllh "l ~ 'I LIFE Mt6HT BE . tho lost publication ol this 'par~lng . Phone 992 ~19 , ·~ sli ding doors . With or .;l ~ A W. L. Terry Pickens sent a gift Hum)lhrey and Mrs. Ullian :','P\mlerDY, an<t Leona Marlin, notice. once tach week tor SIX f 2 ~ l ·tf( without turn !lure. priced ~;~~~~.....1.'.1.-~~ Tom 'I carry O~t !o " ,, Athens . Jennings , Eakin, ouccnotve wtt~l . The lui · -.. --.. \· • -·--·- ·-"'- . POMEROY LANDMARK tow Call 992·2•0• lor tn t"' · JICk'l Dolry Bar !I 16 and telephoning Pickens. - DRILLS TO START "tilll& Mayer Barbers 27 21 Tbe next nieeUng wiU be ' Alliance, Ia a · greatIN. Canay, _ •_or_m_o_tlo_n_. --.--~O!.__t_?tc . TR[ publico lion will bt on MbBlLE hOme locotH tn 9'. , Jac~Phont congratulations were Mr. and ;purnns Exco11111ng 22 26 tf2.21tlMgr. _JM)QP _ • Now arrance tht clrtled letten , •• OOUJMIIU8 (UPI) -Fred NOIItmbtr 17th, 1975 1 ond the lo\lddloport. Phont 992·5535. tlil. ; ~ornoroy Ftowor Shop 17 31 twenty lith! days wl111 com 10·1·11< I" 'I to Conn1he our;>rfoe onawer, u Mrs. Wayne Searls of Golds- wilh Mrs. Buckley, Mrs. grandfather. ..,..tim No. 6 12 36 Taylor wW hta 11111 monel on lbll. dolo. ----------,..---,3 BEDRM~~ome , fu sr ~ sunutedbythttbqve~artoon. boro, N.C., SeymorNohnsoo Thomas was awarded the o• ~------:::----::--- -....,---------~---:--·1 High tndlvlduot gome - Ed IIIIOD II Oblo State In cost of your lollure fo 2 BEDRM. opt 1130 per ., finished. re odetlng , Solem '-::~~~;=~~;:*:;:~ 7 - vosa 191 : Martone wnoon door prize. h Air Base. , or othtrwiH rtapond, monU1, ,utllltltl pa id. 'hone N~W as t e,rR~tptanmd .. rhsoen0e MH2 ,, bullelbll1 cOidt wiHII ha answer 11 roqutrod by tho OhiO Rules 992-3975, quill pieced tops , comforts 120 ond and up . _ . V:~ _ _ _ ~-[I]-( ~ _____ _ 2:14 : socond htgb tnd game 1102lBOI. r ""'-·~ 0 11 • I ' " Cloronco Boyte• 195; Rbtbl of Civil Procedure, Judgment · .a.ttc Telephone (6UI 371·6274. H hiS 10 1 nlcomel letta'lnln, by dtloult wilt be rendered -------------(Aalwen IO~ft'OW) Woyne Chevalier, Reeds· u c on . Hyson 186. 9.21 .tfc High 11r111 - Ed VoiS 569: ' two trlnlhr ll!ldlftlll 1114 ogatnlf' you lor lht r'ttel ol HOUSE far ro'nt on 320 , ville, Dhto . 10 7 lOt -------------.... , J•mbleooTARDY BOGUS PSYCHE ACTING Mlrltnt Wilson 5!9 1 ucond rour fl'tlbmell Wille bpel1lnl dtmends In thll clllm . Mtdllrtf< St. 5 rooms end . P f"tuv :,t: tor sale. reasonable s.......... .. . biDh srotn - Jr. PhiiPI 5271 ' ~newe• 1 Wlaf they didn't q~alrfJI for IItt tat LARRy SPENCER . bot~ , uniUrntsntd. Pho~e oeiitstug;:-12- g-;:-s;;,-;- 20 priced, PhOne 992·7608 ct pnctiQt Wedi~Mday, ~. Rhtbl Hysoll oil. 4 •holl!- THEY WEREN'T UP TO SCRATCH cterkol (ourts, 992-2136 Ilk lar Mrs. Young . ga 11.19, 12 ga. Re01tngton 9·21·52tc Toam high gomt - Pullins CIJAII ,j.ASTIC • Motgl counly 10·9-otc EKPrlll or Super X 53.1! - - -- -- - - - ---• • IKcovollne 742. . . . Common Pitas Court bllck powder, S2.90 lb. lots Te•m ' hlgh 11rlts - Tom'• · ¢1TAL ' "UILIC 1t1J+1ctil 110113,20,27 , (Ill!, 10, 17, 6tc 2~1DRM . trailer. klngobury of n•w and u,.d shOtguns. 9 RM . HOU SE (3 opts I' witt ~rry Dut 2019. Tho in~ull oltcffon lht o•d• v, mlltoll Sf Rt 14! Ve~y good diScount on now sell lor St,SOOdown, !heres! t ' ' Mttgs County Alrlcu !Ural lost urnlahed, no poto, 1 or 2 gu 1. File's, Third 51 , ll~e rent . 51 SOper month, on , Soc to~· Dlrtctor~illla nttd cMitdttn . Phone 742·3122. Mt ~leport Phone, 99 2.7494 . land contract. 356 North 0 ••No 1 · 10 7 211 · · I 7 121c Fdurlh, T"~ IYfl V 6, 975 FAMILY PEt, molt "Platt' .. c .. • Sm llh Middlepo rt . William at tht o fico o I t !olelgo hound, brln91t with whitt --------------~-----------\o t County CDm.fllltlll~li't In tho Itt!, whitt blui, ntmtd ! IIDRM. ' house with · 1973 HbNOA ,·25 XL , real good ____________ :._O_!tc ,...,.. JICI«JUD Courlhauatlt PolntrOY,Ohto, "loch" Loll from Botch blltment, porllolly fur . condlllon, must sell . Phone .,W;ltl' -""'" from 5 to I p.m, St , Pomeroy. Phont'Chertt nllh~d. now l'!rntct. 110! • l30o ) 112·2989. • RMS and bo th on east Main ,._... rAS'f TO IIISTALU . OuolllfUIIO~~ tor Router; 9923112. • w11•r hNtor, propont g11. l0·9·4lc 51 Phone 992.2729 (tJ!!l_J~ dlrtctort ort lhll lh y muat 10·1!-61p On Co . Rd . 21, Ushan Road. __.:____________ 10·12-6tp APPROVED 'lliiJIIW! ct bt 1 quiiFtll ~ollr Molgl ' ---~_;~.. ----S100ptr month plus ullllftos. • REMINGTON I t --------'! · ou Till aon aul your htallno ()ut w1tt1 ~ 100 1 wWbellfllriiU County , must Have a ·· Phone 143 2793. au 0 • , · • IREAK··DIRESISNiMriTANT 01llt 117 ll!cii<~UII W*'P't 8hell'l ~ .: , mtmberllll tkltet , In llld . RED IRISH oeutr. tomtit, io. 12.Jtc new 12 or 20 ga. 1172 SO. • RM t-lbuse 1 wenulno IIIII..., ' ·· Amerlean.Itall~•ll ·, 4 H ~!tty 01 . toll tn Mlddtoporl since· --,.,..,.----------Fllfo, Mlddttbort, Ohln • ' 11 , ond bo 1h, 1014r llCIIM • , .tum llem Condldl!ftl pthnDHt muot I Soturdoy. H11 choker cotta• TRAILER, odutll only . Phono 1·30·36tc repla ce. Phone 992-5871. 'MID clltiCII Ott.! ct lo lniD wlnllr-flthl ttorm *JnTack Ovtr be flltd wlllllfit ¥tc:ltltry no with 10 If. chain attached • 992·3111 . --;---------....,:---1o.2-121c Ylll It I dllllllr lnd dooll ... wtnllr8c llttr lhan. 'l p.m, ThUrtday, Reweld . Phone 991·3319. 10·12·11C USED CHAIN SIWI, 491 - -------------proof rour porah and' '""' October 30, InS. 'Y fllftonl 1013 6tp ---T------ - - - Lacuat Sl . f;llddteport . 3 BEDRM. house In Roclnt. . . . 1111111 . . . . . . . ---IIIIa _,wort ;o.ouss OOIIIel llel,.lng mt~orlllt llc~tltat :-------------LAIIIII!LAN D Aporlmtnfl, Phonl 2-3ot~ • Phon a 9<9·2611 . '' 1on l!eitt ~"' ., '"" In ae• ae• 41' wkttha tho 1 Ctunly dth and George S!rttlt In ., f·11·26tc , to.s 211 aloll h,tt.YY aid rathlon On'" York · Yallkltt the cine :••r 01 1 ~ l1 1 1 11~caltndllr wltltnboro 10 Hlllodott 1 • Now Hoven. w. ve. lrtn~ .:. • _. ' ·~~·-- , -"------------lllo. " · 11•Y:ton·'orl u h 0I Kenyon 26 cau ·VIIIUrn now 2 btdrm; town hOUIIf, , GERT•tl..•.t•Yiirt , rtadyfor a l BR ,HOME , \us! ltn iSn"u BIIIJ WID trt ,_~'"·tool 11 1 Vj M •1 o vo ' · lltUrvt o appllanctl furnllhed. tully whtr 611or c~ontng carpets remodel ing . So tern St.. ~ AI Hlf'Pirt, LutnNt and Bulldlltf Supplt ,....,, S r~ Nt~ 'culhlr~l Ctrnttii·Mtllon 21 Htrom 1 urptled, ortnllnt '1121 up with Biut LU re . Rent t lec . Rutland . Pnone 742·2306 !>:~, ...... who bellO .... B"f 5\t · Willa~• . Wnhtnglon a. Jtlltnon 21 lncludlflo utllll]ll. Call shampoaor , ellon's Drug alter • p. m or see Mtto B. John corroll 6 m1n101r at I 1300 112·2517 Store. HutChinson. ~. Chlcago60651 ~~=-· ~ .,... e...- U I~' 1 ' ret y, , Hdwe., ... St., 1101 1!, 20, 17, !tc ' ~llmlngto~ 2~ Rose Hutman -----------•·~~tc• ··----------~~9_!lc -----------~o.::~ rc ratlnd In 1181. ', ............, IBid "I ,......ht n...,<uu • .._ -would beat tlam but not ~·fbat badly" of the Browns -'- ha d ba..s. l".., ve pl'1lll' o;awarda tdrtce f.WO, only one io'~!~ue MQTOif CO 5 8 oo' p ••· ~ ' ....., EVE. ·OPr;n 1 4 o o 1 .0 x.Ohtq Nort'lrn K·Ken'!lln K ~ ~ ~ ~ g X·Oberlln X X X 0 / 3 0 x .no~ comr:,t,lngtlnor till~ T Cooforenco Overall 'fl L T Ohio State 2 QW 0L T5 0 0 · Michigan , 0 0 3 0 , " ' , Northwostor~ , 1 0 • 0 0 • lltlnots 2 0 .0 3 2 0 tndlana 1 "I o 2 2 o Wisconsin 1 1 0 2 3 0 Mlch .- State o 2 o 3 2 o • • Minnesota 0 ' 0 ~ · 2 0 I ' :~:1o~':"tw~S:: ~~~~r~nlo~ weLt~~~ ! POMEROY Central lead while, the lltvwra, ~. IJ'e last in that ciYIIian and have yielded a t.pe.bigh 1~ polnJa incbvllng 42, f2 and to in their 1_. - three gamea. 1, ·....,u,.. a -..... c·-• _,enym ran 1<l' 110 -""• and Fred"""'- for .. ~-nwut au lill4CIITiea•-'-wllhDon .,......~ ad"'-• t7 in nine ~-· ... _·cndiled the ·0IIe- _..___.ve "-- -'th tor all makes ana models of mobile homes Phone area code 614 4'23 4 13 tfc for ·'l'be victory left HOIIIIon 3- Wltt~nbe~g g g g lr Cllt game eM the AFC Ohlb Wesleyan , ' ;r -"'"'"'and-- ., 4.6.,;.. .. - '"·· ... WARP BROS. l ....... -.un ' 0 0 :tlrd 1!'.' •,•tt I I, • �·•I . -, l ' ;:;.:!:ntinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o:;-MOnMy, Oct. 13, !97fl 01 I Television log for easy viething·. -:~.., 1 Sentinel, M\dcllefOCl·Pomeroy, 0 ., Monwy, Oct. 13, I97f;; .·. . . , . 1: $5.22 IS DARN L ITTLE i... ··. •· LARRY 5 . ,..•• - ' 1~ THIRD & OUVE GAlliPOLIS ''I·. . I . ' =~ . .Holmes shows his fallibility • ... the trump, led a spade to dwn13 my, ruffed a spade, led a .e. • AU cond trump, ruffed dummy's• \fQI43 last spade and led a .• 752 dllmond" · .K103• ·Oswald : "Hotmei and Wal· · WEST ' EAST son toot three diamond trlckJ .KJ876 .QIOU and !ben Watson had to lead a "105 " ' ·. club. Betty played for the club eQJ ' +AK986 honon to be divided and •J865 ' •Q72 wrapped up lbe rubber." SOUTH (DJ Jim: "Had J{olmes opened a diamond there wOilld haVe \fAKJ872 been no end play and no way 1104 3 to·malte lbe contract." ••\94 Both YUinerabl• .,'i ~igelow~:Ji•xurious~ ·• ·.• ·: high~t~w NORTH .·CELEBRATES 1·· , BIGELOW'S !. 150th l BIRTHDAY ! WITHA .] SP6CTACULAR ' •s SURe I IT'$ ,., . l.OTTA ~'1,6UT AU.. I HAFTA ' SfU.. IS at.e CUP. ~ . $ ~~7 I ' ·h· "4 ~. '~- NLY ~ 1" 1 ~ ., :_ ;) ~ ~ .. " 1,1 .J 1\f S\f Pau WU 10 succeaful that Frank ThornU bas produced a sequel called 'The Return of Sberlock Holll!es ·- Bridle Detec· live'. 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Here's a luxurious cut and ·loop shag that fills . the bill. A variety of surface textures in one carpet. And it's'1 pile is ·1'00% Bigelow approved continuous f)fa'ment nylon .. '. 2-ply yarns that i re heat set to give you long, long wear ... an1·1 •bep its good looks for years. Come ·see th ; .. J~nge of gertly lustrous colorations. You'll fal : In love at firsl sight. ' . i olelttlll!fl'lllll41 """:.1 LUXURIOUS HIGH·LOW NYLON SHAG i • \1 Ar-, Dollll's 6; ~Name !tilt Tune 13; e~muy Affair 15; AntlqUII211; Wild Wild World Ill AniiMII that Will \Year for years and years. l 'he eleganl. . ,charm of nature \"ith pile of 100% Bigelow ap1: · proved nylon. Here's your chance lo make <I; style slatemert and show your decorating knowj : how. A choice of fabulous colorations lhat give free .rein to your imagination. ~' 'Bigelow®elegant nylon . sh~g ·:·. · .... . B etcw prints a·breathtaking pattern on a stu rot> · nylon ~lush carpe) . Result? Contemporary beautj,: I . 6:oo-<:otumbuS Todey ~~ SunriM htnnl• 10• . • ·· 6 : ~Ferm Report 13. 6:»-New Zoo Revile 4; News 6; Bible AnsMn II Co~C:erns & cOmments 10; ltev. tleaphui ~olll-11 i 13. . . . >\ 6:45-Mornlng Report 3. · · ·: ' 1 . 6;55-.-Chuck While Report~ 10; ·N- 13. · . ' · . 7.:OG-Todey 3,4,15; A.M. Amerle. 6, Ill .CB$ News II. , BUOI BunnY. & FriMidl 10. · • · . , , . ' '· · 7:»-Schoalln'6; Capt, Klngii"OOI,10J S.1m1 St; 31.· ·· 1 : »-81911~111)' 6. ·. . •' . . ·~··1 't 9:0G-A.M. 3; Phil DonllhueA,15; Lucy SMw I; ·MI!II:, A MIIIIOUI'i reader Wlntl to · Dovglas 10; Morning wltll D. J. 13. ·.. ., know if It Ia true that Bry1nt 9:30 Not For W - Only 3; One Lthl to Llw 6; McCampbeU of st. Louis iJ1. · Muslclt Chllrs I; New Zoo ~~- 13. ·. •• ' ·· vented 1be 4-H-1 point COUDI. 10:~»-<el~brlty SWIIPIIIkn 3.4,151 Dlrllll II Glft.ffi" ·• . Tbe anawer 11 that bldt in •, • Take I, 10; Mlkl llo!ltlll 13. •· .'' • Jtl$ McCampbell wrote; bll ~ 10:»-WhHI of Forfunl 3.4, 15; Prlclll RJtlll 1.11. ; friendMIItonWOrkou.,.-+l•• 11 :!10-Hlth Rollin 3,15; I Drtem of J-11 A; tba f -----. · Gemtilt 1,10; Elk. Co. 211. t or notrump valaatloll be 11 :30-Hollvwaod 5qulnl 1.15; HwY DIY' It; •' should count1n ace U ·4, a Mlcldly4;LGVWofLifii,10;s.-St. 2t. ' kine uS, a qute~~ u Z and a li:~TakeKerr 11 Dllltllllf's WorldiO. · . ·• jack II one point . . Work 12:00 Magnlflc.nl Marble MKtllnU,15; Shncflt Jt; adopted this llld for llliD)' Bob Braun' a Clw A; Newt 4;1,10. · years It wu called lbe Wqrk · 12:~ lor 1111 Money 3; ·At! My Chll4nn 6,131 count. Goren extended II to · Search lor T-•ow 1,10. . ~ , " , suit billcllne by adcllne one 12:45-Eiec. Co. 33. · I point lor each doubleloll, 2for 12:55-NBC News 3,15. . · •. · · each slneletoD illd star each . t :o.-Ryan'a Hop. .,131'Phll Donlllull; YGUfii•IM. void. Today, it Ia called either Reatlna 10; Not For Wcmetl OniAX.J! · · the point c:ouDt or the Goren 1:30-o01)'1of0urLI-3.A.15; Let's eDMI.,IJI c:ount. Aa the World Tur11111,10. · · 1· • · • " (Do you have 1 quNIIon 2:o.-210.000 Pyrll!ltcl 6.13; Guiding Ltiht Llt. tor thl a•perts? Write "Atk 2:»-noccors 3,4,15; Rllyml• R - "lt;. Edll. .,,, · the Jacobya" Rre of th;1 NJtlll 1.10. ·' ·. •· '• newapeper. The J1cobya wt/1 3:oo-AI!olhll' World 3,4,15; GIMrll llolpltll "I~; -~ 1 "'I fd 1 Mitch Gam1 1.10; Lltlll Y!llll & You. 211. ans .... r nu, v ue quNrlonl 3 ,~ Life to Live 131 ~Itched 6; Tattlltllll It stamped, s.lf-add,....•d . ·' 1,101 RCifiiiii'OIIs' Tllllll • . , envelopes are enClosed. Tile • :01>-Mr. Car1aan 3; MMv · lflln 41 Sorlllllaet 1s1 • most interesting queatlona . Mlcloly.MouaaCIWUI Mlttlr'R--to,,J Olrilll\ . will be used ;n this column ..,.... • ·. 13. • . I and will r10eive coplea of • :»-Bewltchad3; · ·,...;lly ir JACOBY MODERN.} Seume St. · • 5:0G-BorienJI 3; Sill' Trek 15• . ' ,:. 5:»-Adlm·12 •; NIWI HlllbllliH·I; Ellc. Co. 20,33; Adlm 12, · . ·i 6:00 NIWI 6; Ha~IIPI-1 ' l.odlll to; Jolly's . .. • . . 6:30-NIC ...... MIS; . Gt<lftlllltl 1 CBS News 1.10: & •• 1 IWMIII21. '~ · ' J,,. \ - . *- , ' v- s: Yo:~: _ d ' ' 7:30-That Good pte ~Hhvllll M"'lc 3; J)on Scr~n THI ~~ Match Game PM 4; Prta It~._.. 8; Evenlf'l9 Edition ~1111 Merlin Agr'onllty 211; Hltll· Road to Advlftlur~\111 To Tell The Trutll.13i lllblr the i;I'P!'Iftf 1s; M/l;a~ Sportlltt: P:o0tbalr33. . \ 1:011--Movln Qn 3,,,15; Barbary CCNtst~ll; Gunnl•ll• I; Mountain People 33~ Rhodl 10; AuloblopepiiY . of .. Princess 20. 1:30-P.hyllls 10. : · 9:0G-Movle "Cherrol" 3,4,15; NFL Footblll i.13: ·Fftlt Wilson 8, 10; .ISIIhln of Shah 'Abbll 211. 9:30-Dreamer that Remains: H1rry Pll'tch . 211;·' Reatldldes 33. . 10 : ~ountry Music Association Awards 1,10; Ht.20; By Ways 33. · · · ·: 10: »-E-rthkilep~,,». . · • · ' ,t1:0G-NewJ 3;4,1,1 PIThe Way It ,WII 31.11:,._, Johnny Carson 15; Pln·Amerlcan GIIIIH l i , Movie "A Day 11 the Recn" 10; Jeriakl :1:1 • n:AO-Movle ." Fide In" 1 . 1~ : 00-Newa 6,13. · 12 :»-FBI 6; Untouchlbtn 13. 1:0G-To.-row 3,.1 . ,. '·~· 1 :~NflVS13 . -· TUESDAY, OCTOIE. 14, 1t7S WIN .AT BRIDGE f r . ~· MONDAY,OC:TQBER13; 19i5 · :s 5:00-Bonanza J; Family Attilr 8; t; onsid8F; Star Trek 15. ' · 5:30-P!dam-124; Beverly HlllbUIIes I; Elec. Co,· 20,33; ... · Adam-12 13. 6:00-News 3,,,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; HodgepodgE Lodge 211; Spe<.lat Education 33 . 6:30-NBC News 3,.1,15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News I, 10; Making II Count 20. 7:00-Trutll or Cons: 3; To tell the trutll ~~ Bowling for Dollars 6; Buck Owens 8; ·News 10; C!!!!4lll Camera 13; Family Affair 15; On Aging 20; Classic Theatre Preview 33. .WAYSIDE-FUR~ITU~t . _, .' . 1-+--1--1 :;\! !!:Y:ou=t~l::.be where lucky to••Y In 11)TI!il•lllelllndlp. Goof Important lli"'ll,...hllppeftlwouah,. 111 1~ IIKI - 11 - · · llfVI you1 be rublllnt lhO,J"I 1 . Wftll. Get out .............. '. TAUIIUI (Ajlltl ...... M) Ia. , Your standing lh lite ~ al CAI'IIICOIIIt (Die. II , . ...:.1---+--1-~ con1emporenaa Ia 11 1 hlgh 111 There'a 1 p a lbllt 111111 point lodoy. Requell Ia-. " caul• glin mallflally IOdey =-f--++-1. you - what you get with this sophisticated shag . ArrJ! quality. Quality that ccimes from Bigelow con· atruction. Quality that comes from pile of 1000&1: ~IQefow apprQ,\Ied nylon. Oualliy that prom i se~~ ·IOhg wear : .. easy care. You can get It all in this ,lUscious beauty. And gorgeous colorations . ,: ;; •ach ·a subtle 2-tone combinatiOn that <!dds1\ •legarice to any room. • 1. i• DAILY CRYPTOQUOTB- Hen'• r. DON'T KNON •••aur 1 JUST eEIN 6MN wmf ZELC¥1. MCJROAN IS UKE -mE Kli7S OFDEATH.I · A'J:YDLIAAXI . II LONGJ'II:LL01t . Olle letter simply ttanda for 111D11Mr. In this AmPle A Is IIHd for the lllree L's, X for the two O's, ele. Slncle !etten. apottrophel, the lencth and fonnatlon of the words are all hlnll. Each day lhe code !etten are dilerent. CllYPTOQUO'I'II:S (>. ,· ~. . I A \ t. ~ I' ~·se ·~ CPOJ owe ·:·~ ... America's most experienc~d · ' carpet maker' / • D .'4 J LARRY;s ·wAYSI$ FURNITURE ~: 'lE OUGI-IT 1Q BE t-IN BROTHER "BUBBA" 1$ COMII\l' FER AVISIT, . EUIINEV·-AN'PAW SAVS HE AIMS 'TO GREET.HIM TICKLED PINK I LOWEEZV··WHAT ARE 'IE SO DOWN CTMNG RXDNN WPO TJO NTTBR DW EW eome good , _ today. "*' AGUAIIIUI ( - ........_ ttl Your oplmllllc OUIIoolt wHI be ~ IWillliilll. Youi CANCIII (.._ _,......,., lfl lind Hill llllla ,OU lhouglll 1 good dey 10 make en impor· would be tougll . . be lUll • .tant cllenge you've bean con- lftlll. templallng. The' translllon should go ll'nOOihly. LIO (lvlr U•AVI• Ill All'"'"lnll IIIII you llllW 1n1D Ill 'IICU 1M. • Mctll ,..• • ,...dlllwtllonMinltmill .... filii .... you "'Y· ll'ftiiVUIIr IDIIIJ. O.IU II alii . " e today w4ll hiVe ler·r-hlng due 70U wt1 be l'tlllld. ROOXR, benellotlll en.cte. prowldect .. lhl dllllls he.. pmloulfy UMTX been Ironed out. v....o Birthday . . · can lncr- !tOur OIL,.. ,.,. be In 1111" aII IIIII ft TALKS. - F1W1K MOORE COLBY "1111 Will bt ~ 11111!111110 you that ROWN PAW'S FIXII\J'TO _,.... GREET HIM WIF tonuN.....,;.:.. lop prlorfty. One - I ...,_ oanalllf!lla ,tn. · ,._I I IDillllf .I Deare$t darling, · tl\1 Tti'MOI.r!H FER? How llove yoti. Worq~ cannot So_fOrget it. m!chllaw WIP:OPEN ARMS '\"'1· 1HIRD I OLIVE GA' IIPOUS, "'~· ,. -· 1' I your - <•... n-..,t. ,. , llnllnCIII proeptc11 ere G E R W"D J I 0 . - 0 N E Y 0 Q 0 W P Your bbMWj' brlghl loclay. Blwl ~ • .,.. II·Oal. Ill Btrr IT USUALLY RUNS AWAY FROM HIM WHEN HE SOOIII contaell midi at thla OUGHT TO SEE TH' ARMS r 1e _,..,._.,The .,. - 1 ~ ...... llnll Ill 001-111111. , Ill adilt's ~DOle : ALL TilE WORLD WVES A LOVER, DJJ 1 ''~· ' ''j . PTC frOm two dtllwii•ID1Jtoa tftem. ...1......1.....1....,.1 GIMINI (M., plecea 1r1 beginning to tit ~~ reprdlng IO!Mihll4 how to work It: you .. bean hop4ng for. Expect ..... • I �·•I . -, l ' ;:;.:!:ntinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o:;-MOnMy, Oct. 13, !97fl 01 I Television log for easy viething·. -:~.., 1 Sentinel, M\dcllefOCl·Pomeroy, 0 ., Monwy, Oct. 13, I97f;; .·. . . , . 1: $5.22 IS DARN L ITTLE i... ··. •· LARRY 5 . ,..•• - ' 1~ THIRD & OUVE GAlliPOLIS ''I·. . I . ' =~ . .Holmes shows his fallibility • ... the trump, led a spade to dwn13 my, ruffed a spade, led a .e. • AU cond trump, ruffed dummy's• \fQI43 last spade and led a .• 752 dllmond" · .K103• ·Oswald : "Hotmei and Wal· · WEST ' EAST son toot three diamond trlckJ .KJ876 .QIOU and !ben Watson had to lead a "105 " ' ·. club. Betty played for the club eQJ ' +AK986 honon to be divided and •J865 ' •Q72 wrapped up lbe rubber." SOUTH (DJ Jim: "Had J{olmes opened a diamond there wOilld haVe \fAKJ872 been no end play and no way 1104 3 to·malte lbe contract." ••\94 Both YUinerabl• .,'i ~igelow~:Ji•xurious~ ·• ·.• ·: high~t~w NORTH .·CELEBRATES 1·· , BIGELOW'S !. 150th l BIRTHDAY ! WITHA .] SP6CTACULAR ' •s SURe I IT'$ ,., . l.OTTA ~'1,6UT AU.. I HAFTA ' SfU.. IS at.e CUP. ~ . $ ~~7 I ' ·h· "4 ~. '~- NLY ~ 1" 1 ~ ., :_ ;) ~ ~ .. " 1,1 .J 1\f S\f Pau WU 10 succeaful that Frank ThornU bas produced a sequel called 'The Return of Sberlock Holll!es ·- Bridle Detec· live'. ' , ~~;=~· · Jim : "'lbe bands are interestlac and almoet all show 1!: · thelfUtdetectlveatbllbest. However,evarSberlockllnot perfect IJid today we- blm maiiq a rare slip." Oswald: "Sherlock deduced lrom the blddi~ !bat a trump I d ea wou ld e tb e b n t defeue. It turned out not to Jim: "Betty Castle, the at· ' f.: >) Pau Pus tractive lldy expert altti.,. 1· ~' t\f 4• be.'' I ",, ·, . BREATHTAKING NYLON PLUSH .. Pau Pau - Bridge Detective' • South , wasted no time end playlDC the defense. Slle won ALLEYOOP :• Soetlo B Os ldiiJ Y wa ameaJa.,_ Oswald: "Sherlock Holmes . ·. Eaot Opening lead - 5 " . . North .~.-_ _ _ _ _ _ _.J ·ny!on shag . WHI SQ. -1 . THEN DOC DtDI\I'T AND ..OU SACK AFlBI UST NO , WI! WE1ZI£ C~ECK­ INS ON 'THe L.tm; BliND LUCl4 'TWirr WI! di'OI Ieo 'OJ t).\VIl "TYtO IN ~I!RRI CL50N ... • . -.so 7:-TrvltlorCona. . . ' ~\ .. • i I . i j' " Wl 7:~11~ 'j ~NLY" $ll~YD fashion~. ELEGANT NYLON SHAG - IJL Ol $ '.I .. '\ ' ,, "; ~l • .. '· ·. . ICOn:iiO (Oit .M 'lli~o 11t , You1 beloi1uiiW 1D111J 1!11111· 1 ttng """" ...,. ... ........... i lmpci111n1 Ill ,..,. ..... ..., pra. too IWd or be 110 . . . : paaall.,. A~l (IIIIW 11·Aid 11) IAeiTTAIIUI (Jiw,. I& ' p, OGI. ,., 1trt 1'1r T ~ ' I , ' II a laW ...... ICiep In c1o11. i touch . . . . . ,.., \ li . o ~I wltll·.,..,. • e.., Kttr: ,. ,. . 41 . ~hllfllr SquerH 3.A; Ut's ¥fttll •It 4; Pyrtmld I; Evenlnt Edlt!Gn Agronllcy 211; Price Ia right 10; To tell till trvth Ui •' Wally'• Worklhap 15; Family ThHtre 33 . . · ·t 8:0G-Jot Gll'aglote 3,,,15; Heppy Days 6,13; Good ' TlmH a, 10; lndllft Summer 211,33. . ·• 1: 15-Wortd Serln 3.4,15. · · · ·• 8:»-Wtlcome hck, Kotter 6,13; Jot & Sana 1.10; Conaumor Sui'VWII: W:II 211.33. . . .t 9:0G-Rookles 6,13; . .1fCh 1,10; .... acent of -211,3:1. 10:~rcus Welby, M.D. 6,13; Beacon Htll 1,10; NIWI 20; lnterfece 33. . 10:»-W- 20,33. 11 :00 Ntwa3,4,U,10,13,15; ABC News 33. 11 : ~Johnny Cll'tan 3.A; WI* World M'(ltflty 13; FBI 6; Ptn·Amtrlcan Gemea WriP"Up II, MIVII'. "Red Dual" 10; J~nekl 31. · 11 :40 Movl~ "DNIII R-" I. 12:30-WidltWorld MYI1wrv ''Too to .6; ;... , Ntwa1~ ' · . ~~ -i2f.b .I Casual elegance. Today 's look in home If that's what you're looking for ,'look no furt ~er,. Here's a luxurious cut and ·loop shag that fills . the bill. A variety of surface textures in one carpet. And it's'1 pile is ·1'00% Bigelow approved continuous f)fa'ment nylon .. '. 2-ply yarns that i re heat set to give you long, long wear ... an1·1 •bep its good looks for years. Come ·see th ; .. J~nge of gertly lustrous colorations. You'll fal : In love at firsl sight. ' . i olelttlll!fl'lllll41 """:.1 LUXURIOUS HIGH·LOW NYLON SHAG i • \1 Ar-, Dollll's 6; ~Name !tilt Tune 13; e~muy Affair 15; AntlqUII211; Wild Wild World Ill AniiMII that Will \Year for years and years. l 'he eleganl. . ,charm of nature \"ith pile of 100% Bigelow ap1: · proved nylon. Here's your chance lo make <I; style slatemert and show your decorating knowj : how. A choice of fabulous colorations lhat give free .rein to your imagination. ~' 'Bigelow®elegant nylon . sh~g ·:·. · .... . B etcw prints a·breathtaking pattern on a stu rot> · nylon ~lush carpe) . Result? Contemporary beautj,: I . 6:oo-<:otumbuS Todey ~~ SunriM htnnl• 10• . • ·· 6 : ~Ferm Report 13. 6:»-New Zoo Revile 4; News 6; Bible AnsMn II Co~C:erns & cOmments 10; ltev. tleaphui ~olll-11 i 13. . . . >\ 6:45-Mornlng Report 3. · · ·: ' 1 . 6;55-.-Chuck While Report~ 10; ·N- 13. · . ' · . 7.:OG-Todey 3,4,15; A.M. Amerle. 6, Ill .CB$ News II. , BUOI BunnY. & FriMidl 10. · • · . , , . ' '· · 7:»-Schoalln'6; Capt, Klngii"OOI,10J S.1m1 St; 31.· ·· 1 : »-81911~111)' 6. ·. . •' . . ·~··1 't 9:0G-A.M. 3; Phil DonllhueA,15; Lucy SMw I; ·MI!II:, A MIIIIOUI'i reader Wlntl to · Dovglas 10; Morning wltll D. J. 13. ·.. ., know if It Ia true that Bry1nt 9:30 Not For W - Only 3; One Lthl to Llw 6; McCampbeU of st. Louis iJ1. · Muslclt Chllrs I; New Zoo ~~- 13. ·. •• ' ·· vented 1be 4-H-1 point COUDI. 10:~»-<el~brlty SWIIPIIIkn 3.4,151 Dlrllll II Glft.ffi" ·• . Tbe anawer 11 that bldt in •, • Take I, 10; Mlkl llo!ltlll 13. •· .'' • Jtl$ McCampbell wrote; bll ~ 10:»-WhHI of Forfunl 3.4, 15; Prlclll RJtlll 1.11. ; friendMIItonWOrkou.,.-+l•• 11 :!10-Hlth Rollin 3,15; I Drtem of J-11 A; tba f -----. · Gemtilt 1,10; Elk. Co. 211. t or notrump valaatloll be 11 :30-Hollvwaod 5qulnl 1.15; HwY DIY' It; •' should count1n ace U ·4, a Mlcldly4;LGVWofLifii,10;s.-St. 2t. ' kine uS, a qute~~ u Z and a li:~TakeKerr 11 Dllltllllf's WorldiO. · . ·• jack II one point . . Work 12:00 Magnlflc.nl Marble MKtllnU,15; Shncflt Jt; adopted this llld for llliD)' Bob Braun' a Clw A; Newt 4;1,10. · years It wu called lbe Wqrk · 12:~ lor 1111 Money 3; ·At! My Chll4nn 6,131 count. Goren extended II to · Search lor T-•ow 1,10. . ~ , " , suit billcllne by adcllne one 12:45-Eiec. Co. 33. · I point lor each doubleloll, 2for 12:55-NBC News 3,15. . · •. · · each slneletoD illd star each . t :o.-Ryan'a Hop. .,131'Phll Donlllull; YGUfii•IM. void. Today, it Ia called either Reatlna 10; Not For Wcmetl OniAX.J! · · the point c:ouDt or the Goren 1:30-o01)'1of0urLI-3.A.15; Let's eDMI.,IJI c:ount. Aa the World Tur11111,10. · · 1· • · • " (Do you have 1 quNIIon 2:o.-210.000 Pyrll!ltcl 6.13; Guiding Ltiht Llt. tor thl a•perts? Write "Atk 2:»-noccors 3,4,15; Rllyml• R - "lt;. Edll. .,,, · the Jacobya" Rre of th;1 NJtlll 1.10. ·' ·. •· '• newapeper. The J1cobya wt/1 3:oo-AI!olhll' World 3,4,15; GIMrll llolpltll "I~; -~ 1 "'I fd 1 Mitch Gam1 1.10; Lltlll Y!llll & You. 211. ans .... r nu, v ue quNrlonl 3 ,~ Life to Live 131 ~Itched 6; Tattlltllll It stamped, s.lf-add,....•d . ·' 1,101 RCifiiiii'OIIs' Tllllll • . , envelopes are enClosed. Tile • :01>-Mr. Car1aan 3; MMv · lflln 41 Sorlllllaet 1s1 • most interesting queatlona . Mlcloly.MouaaCIWUI Mlttlr'R--to,,J Olrilll\ . will be used ;n this column ..,.... • ·. 13. • . I and will r10eive coplea of • :»-Bewltchad3; · ·,...;lly ir JACOBY MODERN.} Seume St. · • 5:0G-BorienJI 3; Sill' Trek 15• . ' ,:. 5:»-Adlm·12 •; NIWI HlllbllliH·I; Ellc. Co. 20,33; Adlm 12, · . ·i 6:00 NIWI 6; Ha~IIPI-1 ' l.odlll to; Jolly's . .. • . . 6:30-NIC ...... MIS; . Gt<lftlllltl 1 CBS News 1.10: & •• 1 IWMIII21. '~ · ' J,,. \ - . *- , ' v- s: Yo:~: _ d ' ' 7:30-That Good pte ~Hhvllll M"'lc 3; J)on Scr~n THI ~~ Match Game PM 4; Prta It~._.. 8; Evenlf'l9 Edition ~1111 Merlin Agr'onllty 211; Hltll· Road to Advlftlur~\111 To Tell The Trutll.13i lllblr the i;I'P!'Iftf 1s; M/l;a~ Sportlltt: P:o0tbalr33. . \ 1:011--Movln Qn 3,,,15; Barbary CCNtst~ll; Gunnl•ll• I; Mountain People 33~ Rhodl 10; AuloblopepiiY . of .. 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News •• in Briefs-· HOSPITAL NEWS ' ~ !Continued fiom page 't) · . . · Veterans Memorial Hospll&l Thelma Nease·, Pomeroy ; · service wtheir respective posl!l. TholllliB biB been :a drill team ~ Saturday Admissions ~ William J:tussell, Pomeroy; member for more·than 20 years, and Wolf and Rinkef ar~ put , •· Bernice · Molderi, Pomeroy; ~essie Lam~ri, Pomeroy; commanders of their local Chaplets. 'loy Priddy, Middleport; Ethel :'!tilt, Racine. <X>J,.UMBUS - · C. L. DUMAREE, fORMER deputy , . · Shirley L. Lawson, Racine; · Sunday Discharges superintendent of Crilwnbul City Schools, received the Ohio • Sherry Lawson; Racine; Eli:r.abeth Spencer. PI' A 's highest award SWlday night at the opening session of · Robert Lawson, Sr., Por.Jtle 70th annual four-41ly cmvenUon here. Mrs: Wllllam C. Uand; ~les I.A!wis, MidHolzer Medical Center Balsinget, first vice president of the National PI'A, w:ged ' dleport. (Bh1hs1 Oct.IO~ . greater oooperatioo between teachers and parents In ber 'saturday Discharges Mr. and. Mrs. James Hill, keynote address to the some 1,000 delegates. • Ullian Duffy, Elva Hays, son, McArthur. The Ohio PI' A Oat Tree Award f~ distinguished serv\Ce w : Keith · Hendricks , Frieda (Birtbs; Oct. ll~ Children and yoWlg was presepled by Mrs. Jean nye, ·,Ohio • WOOd, Bernice Bowen, Ralph . Mr. and Mrs. David Davis, PI'Apresident, and Dr. Robert E. Lucas, first vjce president. Foster, Henry Phelps, daughter, Wellston. The award calls Dumaree, who retired Feb. 1 after 40 ~ as Herbert Durham, Amos (Births, 0c1.12~ teacher, principal and admhilstrator here.• an "exemplaty a Croll&. ' · Mr. and Mrs. James educator." · ·· · Sunday ' Admissions - Higginbotham, daughter; ' AmOill! those . g reetllig the .delegates were Ohio SUperln· ·Shirley · Wise, Beverly; Grimms Landing, w. Va.; Mr. and Mrs . Jeffrey tendent of Public Instruction Martin W. Essex and WIDialn H. · Board of Edll!latitll. · UD OB Hollartbough, son, Vinwn . . , Coasler, president Of tbe By AL ROSSU'ER ..ia. . I , , UPI Scteace ·Edllor ferent ideologies an~ we WASHINGTON (UPI) sometimes oppose each other Secretary of State Henry on specific political Issues, Kluinger today wid tbe Rus- but also we have overriding !lao and American pilots r1 responsiblllties. Because It July's rendezvous 1n apace depends on our two COWltrles that their misalon symbolizes whether tllere will be a a new eta of eooperatlon catastrophe for lllllllkind or be\Wcen the' two nati0118. wbelher there will be pro"l'd like . to - believe that greu." Wllat you gentlemen did 1n Kissinger met lrlefly with· apace will be triiiiBferrl!ll w the astronautS and tile what our political leaders do -families of the two Soviet . oo eai'th," Kllllnget told pilots before the apaeemen , 1 Colmonauts Ale:lel Leonov .left for Chicago and a parade and Valeri Kubasov and In the city's Ulop. They ,vlali aatronautsMaj.Gen. 'Jbonw Omaha, Neb., Wednesday. Stafford, Vance Brand and The astronauts gave Dooald "Deke" Slayton. Kiaalnger a plaque with small "The relati0111 between tbe American and Ru88lan flags United States and the Soviet that wete carried aboard tbe Union are esaentlal for the two spacecraft In orbit. pei'Ce of the w~ld." he said. Leonov gave KlsBinger · a "Our countries have dlf. medallion. Bloodho d new con scent Crewmen asked .. , Meigs Property Transfers Calvin R. Simpson Sr., Lucette G. Simpson w Harry • C. Roush Jr., Ella D. Roush, ~t. Middleport. Robert W. Fellure to Daniel Stanley, Shirley J . Stanley, Parcels, Scipio. John Be~ker, Elizabeth • Becker to Charles K. Nunn, Margaret F. NWln, 60 acres, Ubanon. Cora 'Might, dec. to Clair Might, Bernard v." Might, (Conlinued•from page 1) · Cert. of trans., Salisbury. · Bemar!l y. Might, Sherrie attempts - strategies, Might, Clair Might, Patricia weapon~~ ~ Is just developing ' Might to Clair Might, - :,~~atlooal process for Patricia Might, 100 acre lots, · ' 57.47 acres, Salisbury. · But Dr. Dan Col:, a clinical Richard E 'Weaver Mary psychologist In Jackson, Margaret w~aver w' Roger Miss,. said Lynette £. Weaver, cathy Darlene "Squeaky" Fromme and Weavei .'' Pdrcela, sutton· Sara Jane Moore, both CHEERl..EADER RESERVES - 'n!ille are tlie reserv' cheerleaders of Eastern High Syracuse. charged with .trying to Sehool thll fill. J'nm the left are Cindy Dill, Sonia Beaver, Cindy Ritchie, Peggy Trussell Carl B. Wells Grnce Wells assassinate Ford, and ( Clplain) and Dii!IA Epple. Their idvilor. Is carol King, faC)Ilty .member. w \B. Weete, Grace Pall'lcla H"'~' reportedly now • consumed In the ,W" •· Lo't'JJb,u: · . ISSUES t:NDORSED • ee~1 , ;>y•acuse. , TAKENTOVMH The Mlcldleport ~-R squad 'CINCINNATI (UPIJ- The YOU I Frelt'W:'erow Jr.:' ~eanor women a IIbera tlo_n -~ I cllll to Bradbury ClnclnnaU Enquirer Swlday . . K. Crow ·. tb George s. 'Hob- movement, may symbolize a 11 1·" pm. ·Saturdly. for endorsed ciov. James A. . The deepest known point In stetter, Zelda M. Hobstetter, .new mtemlsm along sem&! CharleaLewlswh~waslll. He . Rboclea lour tsiuea on the lhe sea Ia the Marianna 1.05 acres, Chester. , ~· waa taken to Veteran~ 1-'!ovember ballbt designed w Trench In the Pacific at 36,198 David Davis, She\bY Davis Felllllle radicalism lJ tbe Memorial HIIIPital where he bolster Ohio'• economy wRussen W. Davis, Parcel, · growln& trend In all upeeta waa ldmltted.. · feet. Rutland . ' .•," . of IOciety and lh«'e Is a IIIOIIl . IMI'ked ~ In flllllle David Davis, Shelby Davis <rime; both llreet crime lllld. · w Gene A. Davis,1 Terri white collar crime , H8 said Davis, Rt~tland. he ... .... d. an 1n• ....a ouacrve . .• . . deJIIIIIIence ~ leen-age ~ rwo WINNERS lfCGlell that tile early ' GRoVE'CITY; Ohio (uPI) felfllnlst movement could not - 1 BJ~dy ' · Cunnin.ham !Rdace. ltalnl\ci 'Wiruiers ' iii 'the two But Cox said It will be a dlvisi~ of !be $25,1196 Beulah while beflll'e there's room for Park ' Kindergarten Stakes new r adlcaUsm In Saturday, watchq Ruff N' MilliaiAJI. irilh and Mike tbe Knight · "We still have hlwtes," be each win t15,t31. said. Danny Weller rode the winner of the first dlvisioo over the si& furlooga In I: 12 to pay ".40, n.eo and p.eo. Second was Firllt Lt. Wack and third Center Play, Mike the Knight coVered the same dlltance In the second dlvllion In 1: 11 U with ·Mark Tennenbaum aboanCHe paid ~80, te.IO For beautiful dreamers only. This richly textured rob~ Is finely tailored and downy soft . to your touch. Pertectly elegant morning and nllht. . Featqres a luxuriOus button-up front and large hlndy side pockets. .Machine washable in · 100% fUzzy acrylic. Available in Salri)Oil, Blue, Lemon and Lilac. . Campus earr Now Know mn · From a Great American Bank 14 N&WR cars . are derailed PORTSMOUTH, Ohio (UPI) - Fburteen-cars of a 69 car Norfolk and Western Railway · freight train derailed north of here early tod!JY, authorities 'said. · Authorities. iald one of the cars was a tank car · which contained acid. Some of the · acid spillea when the car derailed but there lJ no danger to the public, authorities sald. -~. ~ perta~. !our-wheel-drlvevehlclealnasearchf~aVInceWintemiore, Ungerle Dtp•rtment, Second FICIOr ELBERFEI OS IN POMEROY Olrlstmu dts~. · lnvltedl High etyltd 42" wide colonial trHtle d"ka In Knotty Pine . Nutmeg Maple or Country Oak almulated finish' , Haa 4 drawera and book trough bue: W~tlng eurlace genuine "Formic~" high .preeaure plaatlc l•minated to particle poard. Big atz• dllke of 42" x24" x37". high. , oi I GUN CABINEI' DE$1GNED DESK H.ndy drop.tfd styte, 3 ttnllr vutdlcl drewera, . ~ hale campertmenll. Pint flnllh . I m way Ig Effie . Black, 71, Rt. 4, Pome roy, was- treated and released at the Holzer Medical Center for Injuries suffered when struck by a car at 7:40a.m. Monday on Rt. 124, one-half mile west of County Road 5 In Meigs COunty. According 1o the G.lliaMelp Poat State Hltbw., .resulted in 8 mishap at ll:08 a.m. on Rt. 7, seven tenths of a mile south of the BulavilleAddiaon 'Rd, The patrol said an Wlidentlfied truck Olpped astoneintolhewindshleldof a car driven by Stephen Rice, :::::::::::::::::::::::::::<:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::· 26 of H 11 ' WI ngton. a:=.i.o:!_ted!iJt~ atap wllbin the __cJ.e•r ) llslanc.. following an accident at 2:25 p.m on Rt 7 one teplh of a ml~ north 'or' Rt 35 The patrol said white•s car · struck the relll''t!nd o1 an auto owned by Edith Mattox 25 or West Columbia w Va was moderate ~~. Afinal accident occurred at I0:40 p.m. on Georges Creek Rd. one and eight tenths iniles west · of Rt. 7 when William Bond,- 20, Rt. I, Cheshire, lost control of his car in a curve. The vehicle left lhe highway and ran Into a ditch. fal1nn . ' _UTI fiNANCING to , meet <X>LUMBUS. Oblo (UPI) Some 1100 reaolutlonl· wtll be ~ for adoption. by delegatee wthe 108th aruual meeting ·of the National Grange bere N"ov. 111-18. The reaolutfonll will be divided by IUbjecla and dJI,; tribuled to IS sellion commltteee. Committees wlll prepare prelimlnlry reports for ~tatlon to the enUre delepte body. Each aeclkll of eadl__, •...- • wlllrequlrespeciflcdelepte Tholl tectlons .....,.led by the delegates wtll become Granie polley. The N•llonal Gra1111e's . Bicentennial Year Cookbook, COIItaln\llg 1,200family.wted reclpea ttelected fnm more than 1~000 aubmllted by l1lelllbera nallomrtde, wt11 be unveiled at the seealon. Gran11e spoke1111en said many of the reclpea are more than 100 )'tarl old. ~~D. Weather Cloudy lonlght, lows ·In the upper lOll. Olance of lhowera Wedm~aday; higha In the upper 7011. ProbabiUty of rain near zero today, pet cent tonight and 30 10per cent Wednesday. , ·~re Ad ams on. .st an d· g openl'ng heanne ___ A_preliminary hearing for two Norwich, Ohio men began Ibis morning In Meigs County Court with Judge Robert E. Buck presiding. =larry' · RoberBarrt, 0:::.~ef. !!·. "" made their initial appearance on Wedneaday, Oct. 8, on chargee of grand larceny in connection with the theft of S55,000 worth of heavy driWn11 equipment from the Adama Drllling Co., In Racine on Sept. 28. Bond was set at f40,000 for each of the two men. Two of the heavy pieces of e qulpment have been recovered. The first wlake the stand this morning was Roger ·Adams, owner and operator of Adams Drtllllltl Equipment. He explained that the equipment was taken frOm his prope.rty. ln Racine some time over the weekend, Sept. 2'1-21. It was not detennined until Monday afternoon that the equipment was stolen, as he thought some of his employes were using lt. Adams made an In· vesllgation on his own along with Sheriff Robert C.. Hartenbach. Adams stated that the equipment recovered, a lowboy' and dozer, was found In Guernsey CoWlly. A truck belonging to Adams, valued at 12,154 _45 Is still missing. The dozer was owned by Bill · Maynard of Racine, and was being U8ed by Adams. Adams tesUfled that search in the area of Cildwell and Cambridge was started due to the fact someone had obtained a part of a license nllmber. , Othets were w take the . stand later lhls morning and 'this afternoon. s g Will. '7 _,;_ni_D LAJ____ .. w·· 18 be . hear'd WASHINGTON (UPI) _ • Letart FaJls Village An ~ction taken by the Meigs CoQDty Board of Elections Monday night moving the votiJII location of Letart Township for the Nov. 4 election from East Letart to Letart Falls is illegal ac· cording to democratic board member E. A. Wmg'ett. WiJIIett callt a d!arntbrl vote • Ule -t"• alterade1eptlalllrlmW"*IiiMp•n • -:at ~··n111 ~~-:: ....... IS"" ...""' loeattln fK ship's polling place be changed. Grounds cited by Wingett, wbo is cbalrman of the Democrat party in Meigs County,ls that law deer.ees a votmg' place cannot ·be ch•""ed -• within 25 days of an election. He said the Nov. 4 election is ~ days away. ._te · The SuJnme Court today . agreed w decide if an Ohio The board had earlier town's ordinance requiring decided that the one polling approval by a majority of place in the township would PJ'l!Clncls. The petitions asked lhlt the voters before any zoning be in what is known aa the polling pbace be m<Wed from changes can be made violates "Town House" at East Eut I£ tart to the Cqn. a property owner's con- ~£tart. The board listed Ita mWllly Hall at Letart Falll. stltuUonal rights. second choice as the The board voted S-1 In fa\'Cil' The justices will decide basement of the' Methodist of the move for one lime ooly, later this term wbeiher w · Church near the Town House Vollng· for the move _.. ,. affirm a decision by the Ohio l_ocatlon." . Leslie E. Fulll, Willl.m SUpreme Court striking down Wingett said the two Cozart and James Qld'VIJ. the mandawry zoning locations suggested by the Howevet, Wingett llld the referendum In Eastleke. board are In the center of the move is Illegal becauae Eastlake wkl tbe juatices tt.vnshlp. The township ll"lil "State law provtdea IIIII • that at least 17 towns. In the recently had two vot1n11 polling place cannot be gre.ter Cleveland area will locations, but these were · moved within 25 daya of ID be affected If the Ohio reduced w one when the ·election,' 8nd the Nov. · t ·Supreme Court ruling ii voting precincts of the county election Is only 2Z diJI allowed wstand. were cut from 40 ·W :111 away." Parma, Ohio, filed· a "friend ol.the court" brl-'"' -· Eaatlate's behalf saying the earefeen"'rerdunthe '" - ... ·"""" dealre of Americans w · engage In participatory A Rt. 1 Reedsville woman other women were treated democracy." Panna has a was hospitalized and two and releued. llml1ar ordinance. other women were treated Randall Carpenter, deputy, Under the Eastlake , or- and released following a reported that 1 second dlnance, a property owner single car accident Monday breaking and enterintl baa must seek zoning change afternoon on SR 7 near occurred at Salem approval from the city Tuppers Plains. Elementary School since planning commission and the The Meigs CoWlty Sheriff's school started this fall. city council. The change must Dept. said Tonda Walter, Rt. Entry wu made before then be approved by 55 per I, Reedsville, lost control 4:15 am. today lll'ough 1 cent of the voters. after hitting a dip In the road, window 011 the eaat side of the Forest City Enterprises went off on the right, jwnped builclintl ..Into the ldtcben. sought to change the zoning a guard rail and <Went 4ll Taken were Ice cream, part for _Its eigbt-~~Cre tract from yards lnw a deep ravine. of 8 box of cheese, and 1 loaf Industrial . to high-rise Walker was · taken alOill! of bread. AU the deiU In the apartment use. The planning. with Jo Ells Walker and building were ranaacbcl but OOilllllllllon and city councU Naomi Miller to Veterans· nothing was mlulng. The approved the reqUest, but tbe Mer:lOrlal Hospl tal by Incident Is stlll under inchange did not get I& per cent SEOEMS ambUlance. Tonda vestigation. voter awroval. Walker waa admitted and lhe ~epr =~Women hurt m· acci·deol rJ Meellni In 1'e11u1m' -.Ion Monday nl11ht, Middleport vtDaae counell approved a ~ f~ a cammunlty celebraUon next year In oblervance of the Blcen· IIDnlal. Other pieces.available. Grange . path of a car driven by James snyder, 20, 01 Middleport, who waa not charged. Three minutes Ia ter, a collision occurred at the same location when an auto driven by Larry Sigler, 25, Rt. 1, RuUand, stop~ but one driven by Everett Gilmore, 18, Rt. 1, Rutland did not, and struck the Sigle; car In the rear. There was moderate damqe. Gilmore wa1 charged with failure w stop within the assured clear distance. A broken windshield showers Thursday and mosUy fair Friday and Saturday. Highs will be lD the 70s Tbanday and ill the ""a ru "'-'day and Saturda y.· ... Lows will be lD the 50s Tbursday morning, droppblg to the mtd 40s by S.turday. Middleport connell approves 4-day celebration ~ext July . ._.lint " :::::::;:::::::::::<::::<m::::::<m::::<::::::::<:::::::::::· <X>LUMBUS-DR.ROBERTE.LUCASbaabeenelected president of the Ohio PTA- the lint male 8Vtl' wbead the 41M,OOiknember 11t1te orpnlutloo. Delegates to the 70th '11111aal .we conwntlon also Monday 1 pprow<! 1 major revillon of the bylan which Included a redesign of the Ohio PTA Board of Mania.,., the organlutlon'slllate I!Overnlrli liody. · . • The redHlgn of the Board of Manager11nwlved com\IIJIInl.mll pollllolll and eJPBndlng vlher poats to llllke the . .te body more efllcl.nt and more reaponatve to locJd units lnd coundll, •ccordlnl to i sptt;- 1111 for the organization. Dr. LuCII,pwldtat of WlJ!D1nlltoo Collect, hila IB'Ved 81 lint viCBfl hlent of tbe Ohio PTA for tbe paat two y•ra. Befan belnl namtd pnatdent at WllmtJIIIton CoiJelle 'earlier t11111 Jtll', be bad been lq)el'lntendent of Prtncetoo City Scbooll iJIItllburbln Onclnnati for 20 yeara. . , <LONDON-ALABAMA GOV. GEORGE WAlLACE drew to the end of • two-day vtstt w Britain today, 11)'ing the ~ m!dille clullded up with bll1overnmen1 and btglr' fuel, 'lbeiOftl'lllll',!lylnatoBellllumtonlallt, opened bll twoweek European tour by ~tiJ!IIIIInMlf u the I1JI1'dlan of (Continued on pile 10) alONIAL • Colonial style eun cabinet, - ud - GerU11 P'enl, lie llld. "Ne matter blw llar~t we . loot for Rlllfl01 ~, aoae of Ill I• blamelesa. EMPEROR IUROHm> RETURNED home lodayfroman hlatorlctwo-nekvlllt wthe Unltec! Statea and INDked. ""'dent Ford and the Amer!Cin people for tbeir warm liolpitllfty. , , Hlroblto,,wbo appellred fatigued from alltlhtly«heduled villt, ~ •t Tollyo lnttmltlonal Airport be wu "deeply Dkmd b7 llinefre ,effCirta of the American people for the )II'OIIIeriQ' of tbelr own country and the world. Hlroblto, 74, walked down the ramp slowly but lleadily, followed by Em..... Nagako, 72, 8dmlt lhouts of "Banzai" - long life - by flq-wlvq Jlpaneae. ftOCKHOLM, SWEDEN - E<X>NOMISTS FROM tbe United Ibis and the Soviet Unloo today wm the 197$ Nobel · prize In Economlal, worth t143,000 the Royal Swedish Academy of Scleniea IDIIOIIIced. . The award waa lhlred by Tjalling Koopmans of Yale Unlvaity and Prof. Leciald Kant.oroYtcb of the Siberian clvllkln of the Ae~demy of Science In Novoalbinllln the Soviet Unloo. Koopmlnl, Ill, and KanlllrOVIch, 83,1hared the prize for "their contrlbutlonl to the ~ of optimum alloc•lloo of - · " the ae~demy llld. "Prof. IJeoold Kanlcirovich and Tjalllng Koopmans, !ariel)' lrideplndent of one another, have nne wed, generaliled IIICI developed melboda for the anaiylll of the cl•..ta~i problem of ICOIIOIIIIcll," the academy llkl. s11r •. Stra1111 made 1111 appeal •• the •1-member commlttee begaD lwu days of werk Ill PftparaUOII fer tbe pany'1lllllolal COIIveatioa 11td nmmer In New York . TOKYo - LlyAways For · '40,000.00 MJ~imlllll Jltu _. .. f.lch DloolittJr • MIMIER ~ED~RAL OfPOSIT INSURANCE CQflJIOJATION 1m. . .. 1778: ~ranee discovers America. ·lliE FARM.ERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. . " Pomeroy, Ohio Cbalrmu Robert Slra1111 told ' the Democratic NaUoUI Co111111lttee lada:r squabbling wtll oaly repeat the party'• "'01• pa•...... r tern" of defeat IIIMI IIIII -~~~..• ei~-'1-~l!IP:r. IIP!'IIId NaJ:I .....w,"l:. Jll!l'~lii.ia, , .acr011 ~~· n.-~•011hway l-: BIIck Iiiio ~_,..., - - - ...-. .......... • tlie ' ' · ByUJdtedPreaJnteruu-1 SNOWSTORMS CLOGGED PORTIONS OF THE Mooday but an autumnal heat wave sent ternIto record belabta from t)leGre_at PlalnB to the Great ..,. Searchera,bamperedbytneedeepmows, used hot'lles and ...,.•. WOMEN TO MEET There will be a meeting of United Methodllt Women at '7:30 p.m. Monday at the Heath United Methodist Church In Middleport. PRICE 15' ew~;;l~ ~;EEiderly woman :E~·~~:o::.::=a::d h•t • h• h •tbulow--.~fnll1~aallllaw~theCootlnental ct,?..;_ by Traditional roll top Devoted To The Interests of The Me~s-Mason Area POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1975 / diJdl!l til their 1*'1. WlJtao trawhral'lllllp_wwe up_fnm MoNna to Colondo The daily doubl~ of Call Mac (2) and Actin DiJiy (11) returned fJJ.IIO. Saturday's crowd of 8,451 bet • •481. Our Declaration of Independence has been a succes5 i~ • ~or~ ways than the obvious . .All over ~urope, we're gettmg emotional support. Practical help, too. Brilliant officers like Baron de Kalb and Baron von Steuben from Germany. Kosciusko from Poland. And most of all, a new ' ~pect fr~m France. We're sure we can get Franc!e to s1gn. a treaty of atli,ance now. But it isn't until after our victory' at Saratoga that she's .convinced we're strortg e.nough to win a war against ~ngland.1 Benjamin Frankm g~ to Pa!is. A treaty is ~igned in Februarj..And now:,1ts no holds barred. We use the French navy. We get thousands of troops. And we have the Marquis de• Lafayet~. It's our first treaty of alliance with a foreign power. Its even more than we'd hoped for.li · . 17, a bWller Jolt for two days In foot4eep mows ckigglng Uncoln,Moot.,andsnowfllllaofupw10incbeawererepcrted In wealern and aoutbem 'portlona of the ute Monday night, Mutorillla wwe wamed to abandoo IUIIIIIlel' lirel and put ALL REPRESENTED ·• The youlhl who rocked for any sponsor for f5 an hour Saturday In Racine, represented all United Melhodilt Churchea · of the Southern Cluster. en tine at y VOL XXVII NO. 128 . - -. Schoooover, . daughter of Mr. and Mra. 'l1lomaa Schoooover, Rutlalid; Merrl Al!lt, daughter of Mr. aid • Mra. WWiamAuii,Middleport; Dllrla_harper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Harper, Sr., Pcmeroy, and Tanira Stanley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stanley Albaey Route 2 (Darwin). • Polling place from · KATZ and '~··· ,j • INDIANA BALLOON - Mary ~ holds a balloon whlc)l traveled all the way from South Bend, Ind., before ~ C<lllllnl clown In a Pllllw'e owned by her parenfll, 'Mr. and .. Mra. Virgil King near the Kingsbury Church. Printed on the balloou Is: "Clrlatlan Center SWlday School, South " Bend, Ind.," then "God Blesa You," and a riame and .ctdresa, "Mra. Jemy Wygant, 521 S. 28th St., South Bend." A scripture verse was folded Inside tbe ballclon. Mary King, a senior at OUvet Nazarene College at Kan· nkakee, m., ill currently doing bet lludent teachlnl!. . ITSA LOVELY, LONG, BUTTON-UP · BEAUTY ...for you! QUEEN HOPEFULS - One of these Melga High girls will be named homecoming queen at MeJgB Stadlmn In Pomeroy Friday night. The calididates,· selected by aenion, wJil be voted upon by the enUre school this "eek. They are, left wright, Demaris Ash, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Richard Ash, Syracuse; Tammy Se~l senior the f•Uval, to btltnO!rll u "Railroad O.yi hlllval," wu Paul Gerard • laid that he fell r.tld.dlepGrt lhou!~ lnvohed In • lOri of celelll'atloo" u are th011 of In eotwnbus In con- would Uke to see carried out needed. He indtcated the lease on the Marinll wu nection with lhe Meigs Gene finn other towna In the area . oo the festival would h&ve to Clerk-treasurer Gerard IIUIStlted Jllly 1 begin now. Grate reported receipts of lhroueh July 4, 11'/e as the Council's motion approving • $2,181 in .federal revenue dalel for the featival which 1 celebraUon alao set aalde sharln11 money for the ailtth Would be held at the com. the park for the desltln•ted period . He re~ted allo that mWllty park. He 11ld he, 11 period. Gerard pr(lllljaed w the Middleport Cha'!lber of aw~ that iuch , an event mate monthly reporta ·w commerce hu g!v.en t300 w would 1 great daal of . council. . . the Middleport Pl•nnlng wort. council approved the Commlaslon for 1975 exHe Indicated, however, that report of Mayor Fred Hoff· pensea. he would be wt111J1110 conlact man f~ September ahowlnC Mayor Ho!ftnan presented other orpniutlotlll llld ll'ek rectlpla of t602.96 ill ftnel and Information on a hOIIIing their supJ!ort In auch 1 faea llld Sll6 In merthanl survey being taken In Mid· project. He stated that work pollee collectlona. dleport by the John Jennings "*" County Regional Planning Commission. Of 1,052 homes surveyed In Middleport, the report shO!Ved that In over 30 percent occupants are either retired or Wlemplnyed. Trick or treat night was set for Wednesday, Oct. 29, from 6 to 7 p.m. only for children 12 and Wider. Mayor Hoffman asked council · members to "think over" projecta they '. under' the Federal Community Developme11t Program before an ap· plication is flied . Grants Wider the program are 100 ,. percent, the mayor said. Councilman Marvin Kelly said there Is a need of street signs and Councilman Carl Horky said the Middleport Chamber of Commerce wanta a list of where street signs are chamber may be able whelp secure them. KeUy will make the survey. Councilman James Brewer protested the Meigs County Commissioners reported planning to use the remainder of State Issue I fWlds for a purpose other than the improvement of Page St. He also put it in the record that renewal of the supP080lll. w produce fullds needed ""'for lmprovin& the streets. It was reported that the vlUage would not be eUglble f~ funds for·. that Improvement, un1eu the lease was renewed. Prayer beflft the meellnc WBStliVen by the ReV. Dwiebt Zavltz. Otheraallendlni were Councilmen Allen King and Wl!llam Walters. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 13, 1975 carsey