https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/02dd7efb19087ddfe584c1f6709b30a9.pdf 16edff747ed4e8ef5938a36f2c94a378 PDF Text Text ---10 - The I'>''' · entinel, Middleport:Pomeroy, 0 .. Monday,Oc!. 13.1975 4 , - . . .•--¥:-------- -·- ,-.;,. . . .,. . .--------,_ . 'New-erR m space here. 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. �' . _ .... .. __ _ 2·- '!be O.l)f 8entlnel,~Mtddleport-Pillneroy, o., Theaday, Oct. 14, 1975 Voc-Ed requirements . prompt~ · , OOLUMBUS ( UPI) ..:. lifter lllllly 111111ing ,,th Board: Tllli1,.1Pt Ohio school alate ·board members, · -ApproVed·the requeatll of. dlatrlda wNeb ..,. aot met DepertmtJil of EducetiOn the Lkklnll Helgbta Local . mldJnum .... ,., ..._!II offlcllll, 111111 ldlaol diltrlct School Dlltrlct in Uclllnc far t'oceliallll._tlan 111ft rljh llimleU'vtl dliJ'q which Calmly'!' aeek voter approval 111ipld to a.lalina atudent, flllanclal and of liD 1140,000 bond liRe for vt-tNp ., . . . . . . dliilrlctl PG~f~Phlcal probleiDI """ cta.oom conatructlon IIDd Mad Rlvl!l' ToWiWI!p Local llfCIIdaJ 11J b SIMI Board of CGIIIIdlred. • , School Diatrlct In MonEd•*'*' at Ita r11ular Student• from aaal1ned lgomtry County to seek m1 u c . llcllool dlltrlcll may be8ln 1111 t1 1 leU Ia Fairfield attendln& the ,vocational approval of a t3.8 million bond lllue for clulroom CCIUaliJ wiD 111ft to awill· centers in lhe fall of 1t'l8. No•, 4 •-•• tltctlon Tile 111te board a1ao ap- conatrucllon. ,.... • · a levy till bWld, prov,cl teacher · education -Reviled the membership . . IIIII opnle 1 jolllt II'Oifll!ll II II Ohio collep of the Trumbull Coanly Joint Board of _ , ¢1 ldlao1 Within the and un1v81'11Uta, ~ to Vocatlonal ' . FAieaUon by replaclni one of OIIIIJIIrWin llll*te beard 32 the nUIJI\Ier of lnltltutln the repr11entativea from poulblt alliin· "bleb comply with ltate .... · -atandlrda lor .teacher Trulnbull Qlunty Board of Education wltb a 'I» 01 Wi\1111 City School Jll'tPII'IIkin. . Dlllrld aranted· per- The newly approved repreaentatlve from the dWr till dntlap Ita own lchooll are Antioch College, Girard City Board of Eduea'fOftUoaal proaram end the Athenaeum of Ohio, tlon; revlaed membmhlp II. Vanguard Joint acllla 111 tbt Uberty 11en1c11 Bluffton College, Capital the Vocational Board of ' I.eeal Sebool Dlalrlct In University, Cedarville BiiiCOell County waa Collep, Denllon Unlvendty, FAICIUon by replacing the Jds1ad 1D11 tbe Nov, 10 Notre Deme Collep, Ohio Sandulty County Board irl *II board DM~~nc. State Unlveraliy, Ohio Education repreaen~tive 81111 Iss rtq1llrel at 1e11t Wealeyan t1nlverwltJ, Wrillht with a repNtntative from II dllena' job tralnlna State Unlvenlty, ~avler the Lakota Local Board of oppoi11Uiltlaa throuah · 20 Unlvtrllty and Younlltown Education 'In Sanduaky Clllll'll cdlllllp. Slate Unlvtrllty'. County· . Allltmwltl "'" made In cdler action, the State -Gave approval to aeven collll••• ¥OC&tionll education centers for 1rants for vocational conatructlon . eql!lpment. Four centers qllllllfylna for Appalachia funding are Lawrence County Joint Voc:alimll School Dlltrlct, 1887,100; QUo Valley Loc:al School Dlltrlct In Adams County, fi'J),52S; Shinmee State Genenil and Technical College in Scioto Qlunty, ,750,000; and waablnaton County Joint v,ocatlonal School, P40, 000. Three centers approved for fundi derived !rOll) federal reven~~e sharlllll Interest are Columbuil City, •141,484; . Stark County Area . Joint Vocational School Dlatrlct, f7~0;512; . and Mabonlng County Joint Vocational SchoOl Dlltrlct, tM9,000. , -Extended •ocalimll constructloD cmtricta lor the Cleveland City School Dlatrlct . to complete vocational education lacllltiea. · , _ Allocated '14g,10U2 In work«udy fande to a&achool dlatrtcta. ·· A Chronicle of America. · Octob.r 1B, 7175: :.Hearings conducted in education for gifted Superintendent Martin W. COLUMBUS (UPI)- The Stale Board of El!ucatlon Eaa. the !lrm becallll "my uncle llld they weren't blrllll." "Buill wu laa tbln a weet when thlf called me for an Interview: I lblnk II W11 beclllle I am I l!lrl," lihllllcl. "I think they had to hire 1 female." r, Mila Dietz WGI'U on a crew 1!ith four men. "II'• euy to work with the IUYI now. They're real nice, ani they're lllrlinl to accept mnnore.lt Wll a li8 ad,IUIIment lor,theln. But now they treat me llki one of the PDI· · "Tile men IIY &izelte doesl't IIOIIIId ~e an oU l1elcl name,•IO they .. can 1111 Sam," lbe lllcl. ., !: · ' , I ,f . ' Knievel's young SODS will give cycle stunts ~ mm dangerous Denver has America's • entertain•er t op pnze :~Wl\~Tiors tOIIn M • • '" · ~· ..i DR. LAMB "'*• ....... . Cillllll,,...._ . . = tlaad••uwllllilllll! rr.....,... ~··' ap..., obaeued were 'relalecl to atart walchintl your " When do Jill! iliad to watch doll ~ ewly '-1 attacb. • a•.- Olllt utttlllol,wlll! lllcltl!la llld ..... acilllltlied. !AU ·. Ceol'fllll' II!JIIme. .. .... rally to win ·26-14 12 Ford LTD I···· dies of injury 4. Nebraska 15·0 1 28 5. AI!.M (5.0) ( I) 2l 141 6. la bama 14-1) 7.,M ic h lg • n (3.0.2 ) 132 8 .' Pe nn SI. IS · I l 116 9 . Texas (A. I) 113 10. M iss our i 14·1) 52 11 . Colorado (.t . l) 29 · 12. F lo rl do l • ·l l 22 13. Ar izo n a SL 15·0 ) 20 u . Ar i zona (4 .0 ) 11 1S. Notre 0 amel•·1) 12 16. Tennessee IJ . I) 5 11. P lt ls bu rg h l•· ll 4 18. sa n Diego St. 16 ·0 1 3 19. M iom l !O hio) 14·11 2 On ly ream s receiving votes Pornerov. Ohio . N a Ilon a I ad ve r tis ing war d · r e pr ese nt ativ e lat Sta. Wagon Luggage rack, P.S., a1r cond it io nin g , rubber . u.- $1695 Kill' & Van landt Ct.oc. ' P.B'.~ good G r if fllh Comp• n y , In c , 7which Ia how it remained at COLUMBUS - Marvin Battin ell! & Galfagher Olv ., "But, nobody baa two the half due 10 a bad kick. 757 Th ird Ave ., New York, Koenecke, 17-year.old co.-J N.Y . 10017 . better blocllera than Arch and In the third, woe 711ers Steve captain of the VInton County Subsc r iption rates : el Pratlscoredfrom7 arda Oe11vered by cerrler wnere Brian (Baacbnag )," ·~y up High School foolball team, eva llable 7S cents per week . .......... ,.,.,_.,butt headl*tth to the middle; again Dave died in University Hospital By Motor Route where .,...... ,_, 1 carrier service not ·aome pretty blc people 1n Walters' kick wu good and Monday night of· Injuries ava i lab le , One month, S3.2S. ~tunlaY When the Badgera Coach Woody Ha7ll llld '"era Ucl ,....., nre1y come they held a lt-12 advantage. suffered in· a geme Friday By mall In Ohio and W. Va ., ne Year , sn .OO ; Six .yJiit <il\o Stadtuin to tel& the ' - Selurda)''l ft.ll win Over Ul W-I In the f th with lef1 You ' ll Li~e Our Ql a llfy night. o n lhs , Sl 1.50 : Three 'l"beaten " and too-rated Iowa repreaented the out second best. our 3:55 Way of Doing Bus iness . o nth s , S7 .00 . E l sewhere ~ l!acby•. 1 • 1 Bucke,.a' top olfenalve "Arch could alk 'out 'Of thethe Warrior defenae· held on The youth, who lived in 26 .00 ye ar ; Sl~e. months GMAC FINANCING 13.50 ; three mon ths, S7 .50. l •• '"We aiiUme we•u be ·per fCii u~o~~~ce .. there," Ha"• iru own 6 '•ard Une and . McArthur, received the In992·5342 Pomeroy ,.. tbe year. ' 11ld, "but he No te : By aGr eement Wit h ub sc r lptlon .price. Includes Jlleetint a team like Mlchlpn "We felt It wu our belt clqean ~ tlllnll anybody can do Qui en took exactly a play, a jury 'in a collision with th e Amer ican F ootb a ll unday Open E•enlngs '1116 :00 T lmes · St~ n tlnel. collc hes, team s on probation Tilip .m . Sot . ill'iet in tile opener," llld cilfKIIIYe IIIII'•" llill Mayea. it u good 1111 t. can. He'l no Pill to Haggerty, to cover all anothe~ player in a geme by th e NC AA are Inelig ibl e ·~ve end coach Elco "We made nine of 10 of. fancY dan. He bloclul Wte heU. 84 .yards .to paydlrt and against Albany-Alexander, tor top 20 an d nation al chal'fl plonshlp consi der at ion "sarkkknen.,''l'hat wlli by lar fenalvepallancltheOI\Ifone He doll anyihlng that wjll regained the lead. Aikman's officlala said. by the UP! Bo• r d of. Coa ch es . \blil' belt pme." · ' wa didn't ma~re 'wu·the Jut help ua.wln." kick spilt the uprl1hts to t eams on probation for lie underwent surgery at Those 1975 are : MissiSsi pp i Slate. ~" '111e Badpra, W mraB Umewebadthel!aUwbenwe Tackle Scott Dannelley, mate the acore 19-141or the the Columbus hospital lor a SM'U . Long beach Sla te a n ~ south Western lOui sia na . COMPLETE . blood clot. 'IDd l·1ln'lhe BlcTen,loaUS. talled to acore Cllice we got whoaraded out ala very high Warriors. ·t ' to Michigan, with the lnllde the 10 yard line.'' , iG per cent, wu i!elected lhe Toni Quillen promptly jYCJiverlnll wraJIIIIDI up tba , Tba Buellayea acorec1 00 offen1lve · lineman of the Intercepted a 76er pass and INSURANCE S'ERVICE ~ with 1. 'r:.~· .liMit f1nt }ICIII IIIII. week. Bruce Harria took It in from ~··Sartddnan Bac1pr Grlllln ralhed for uo yardl Quarterback Cornelius the 29 three plays later. The ' 'e" ttl 11111t Marek to the 11121 eart1a1 tba 11t1i 11r11a1* . Greene, who bit etaht lor ki~k by Ailanah wu tlood and , · • Hd=e' 'bophf 'l'fll!lar..;..pmelnwldch· ll&btJIII!IIIfarl17yardaand theWarrlonhadonlytoh~d . lh VaniNa & '72 , An:bJt GrUlla. ' 1 IIII!Gpound !lalklr tailback ran lor 41 more yardl, ·wu on lor I minute 40 seeonda 'to •l&e'a ·(MH) 1C14 that l!uto*J! 100or man )'lrdl, the baCk of the week. Greene win 28-14. In Cones, Q1s. & Pints ~ lib Arcb " llld bit ap1n flllld tq 1!'1111 the ' "liltd far lilt TO aniiCOred 'l1le Warrlora bad 117 Yll'dl ....,... ....,... '1artddnen. "llidhleahlll'tlll pal !Int. Allboulbhe hil 813· anothlr an aleven-yard run. · by land, 188 by air and lostli6 · :,. ~ 011' or tet tile thort • yarilll!i flw liD*!; be bu , 'lbe toP, defwlve awarda by penattles. The 71era bad ~... . . . IJeortd oiJI)t - t.oudlclown, lor the week went to 145 on the grouhd 4S on POMEROY carTiecl onlY Cllletln . . fulback Plte Jahnaon 'Unehacller Ed Thompaon, paulng and loaiiO yarda on bd lilt 81-J lxdl the:tlltllln with 14. who!Wddplrtlclpationa,the the referee's yellow flag . " QUALITY and ttrs.: 10:00 A. M. Tll11 :00 P.M. Sun.·TIIUI Pardue 11 the , "It lln't any _ . ~ 111111 x ancdler Unbacbr, Thia comtna· Sunday af· SERV.ICI;" 10:00 A.M. 11112:00 P.M. Fri. & Sat• . trallld It-a, bit he whan we pt -.r 111e 1011 Ken Kuhn, and back Tim temoon, Oct. 1hl2 p.m., the 992-2556 1ilned 1ti lil;da In the line our f!JUJw* ...,.lly FO, who Ill up one touch- Warriors hoat the Dlaclples in POMEROY,O ltCtllllhal•~raiUedfor earriiJIIheliaD,"aaldHa,.., do'!m with a 31-yard punt whal may daclde the 1975 W. MAIN 1 17-14 win. ''or mayba our quarterback. return. O.V.A.FJ,. . • ,"Wi1conaln found the 1n1wer agalnat. Purdue," Sarkklnen llld, "and that'l ,. lbe '-U to ...-'-." .,. .,. ......-. lWIST ICE CREAM rz: .,.ip .Buchs still n·umber one < u. - ::: ~· •. : : ' .:· ' .:COLUMBUS,<IIlo(UPl) Slate coa~ npict 1 1,~QIIo . .... effort by WIIConaln v.... ll !~e:':e~ ~ ~ :a~ ::~~=t ~~ :Badgers hope to e... m.•ve ,. ·.B .... ucks good· f-iaht Saturdav,. J ·' ~~~f:.~~~~~ V'ltamin·E won't thin blood · wdelii. IIIII IIIII Mr d • ...,........... lllood elolllai Jlll(llw!IS'W there _.y ue thal-,eu ~d no , osu diedonMon~ d rwr routine grounder to the Jledskins spill Cards, 27-1_7 ~ a ily BIU. MADDEN . Shade phones Sox htUler ·' a e:u. ciable ·additi01f . ' , , t ., ,J -By Ross Mocten•le • Jol! Mo:<Nelly/•11175, United Ftllture Syadlcote.o' :,:.bii~M= ~:~~=-r:..: with • ..,.,·.~ . ~r:~~:::~::::~~::: ::::~!:m:=:?:::::::::f<':':::::~::::=:*:t:~~::ff.#.~w.¥~ provide Ule underdog Red quickness.'' ~'UPI Sports Ed.itor · .. !:!$ Sox a couple of bonus·assets. In th e only American ::;;< For oo~, his two best.pi!ched League ballpark completely CINCINNATI (UPl) - Somemnes It 's difficult lor one m..u games caroe In Riverfront surfaced artificially- Kansas to go up llf\d tell another be made a terrible mistake, that be Stadiwn-a no-hitter againSt. City's Royals stadiwn- tbe developed such an intense dislike lor him it was almost a banders whose p!t.ching · Angeles career-saving the Reds in 1971 and a one- ~ Sox wer~ 4-2 this yea~. loathing, but with Ule paSsing of time he had grown much I' · ' · •. ·, · · 1 athletic surgeon, Dr. Robert hitter two years later. And But, Fisk admits, the switch smarter so that where once there was this hate in his heart, • careers teeteted on the lliak of basebaU;siiCI'ap pile only a Kerlan, operated on the ann, second, lllthough Idled two from real grass has caused nowiJlerewas someiJling,else instead , something approaching : . ·, o• · ' · • year ago1.draw "graU!ying" was the bone spur yeim by the American problems in IJle past. love. · · League's designated hitter "Everytimewe came out of Bernie Carbo, one of the Boston outfielders in Ulis World rul!!, Wlae still consideres Kansas City this year," Fisk Series, wanted to find some way of expre ssing his feelings 10 : the Boston Red SoX meet to rehabWtaU011 for Nolan to himself ohe of the best hitting said "we fell we'd been In a Cincinnati Manager Sparky Anderson, a man who had been a footban game. "Everybody's "second father•: to him for almost 10 years, only he didn't . : · · break a Ollt-i!emci •~>Ieee · make It all the way back Ulis pitellers ln baseball. "Thefirst .Ulinglwanted to' , legs were , sore and their !mow how to go'about it. . ' : By RICK VAN SAN·r . "That's what my fat~r. said deadlocklngamethreeofthe pest.sprlng. He didn't want to sound mawkish, maudlin or phony. He 1 CINCINNATI (UP!) -lt'a and that's the way the world 1915 World Series. "There was 'a time," said do when we had our warmup backs · were sore. The IIi: the buslell Ume of the· year Ia." . Nola!), given up lor lost by NolaD, "back in 1974 when I here," Wise IBid, "wBB to fielders and outfielders know . wanted it tocome out purely the way he felt Inside. ·I for Sparky Anclefaon, but the Sparky said the moral of bla managar and Cincinnati really •bepn to think the arab a bat and see what it they have to play deeper.' ' Carbo played for Anderson in the Florida Instructional LeaIn an effort to !ll8ltimize hiS gue, with Asheville in Ihe Southern League and With the Reds : Clncinnat! Rella Manager Ia his lather's leuon was, "Be Rella teammates after two cards were against my .feela like. I real)y miss hitting becauselfeellalwaYBhadan team's most potent aspect, for more than two years, and it always seemed to him An· ~ still finding tbne to pracUce nice to people and they'lllle sea80118 of virtUally no ac- havlnaa ion8 career. l wa111't lidvantage wiiJl my abWty to Anderson has juggled his derson worked him harder ;md way on his back more tilan 0 hit.'' lineup a bit,-moving Ken anyone else. Anderson worked hhn so hard and so long guards Griffey, one of his fastest sometimes, Carbo's whole body ached and throbbed, and : whit matten,'' ~bared did ~~~ Ute turn away pitching shoulder, earned hla hard to jolle around lite I do • Sparlly. , :weUwiahers from the starting nod by putting knowing the.Joke was llll me. Wlae hu hit 15 homers in players, from seventh to the frequently his hands bled from continuous hours of gripping ~ So, even thbuih it might be clubhouse door, Sperky .in- together a 1$.9 record and a It had been so Iona since I had his career,. but his primary number two spot, while the bat. · · dropping Morgan to third. "God, how I hated that man," 'says Bernie Carbo, looking i exCUIItile lor a World Serlell ,tervened and made aure the . 3.16 earned run, average as gotten anybody out, 1 bel!lln concern today will be to keep "It gives us more sPeed at back. "He was always on me for someijling Qr othe,r. 'Look at ~ manapr to rotaet ,the· Utile «Dattered ~Witori gcit lnaide.' the National IAague's 8ur- tO question whether I could do tlie menacing Cincinnati "gothe top of the order," An· · your sideburns. They're getting too long,' he'd say. Or maybe : niceties of·llfe In the heat of "There's only one type of prise pitcher ol1~5. it mentally as well as IO gang" off tbe bases. The : battle,,Sparkr baa made It a person I can't get along , Wlae, a bespectacled ex- phylllcaUy. switch from the ratn.&owed derson said. "With Pete it would be my hair, or my clot~. It was as If he was my : point to reinember. with," noted Sparky. "A National Leaguer, who "You have. no idea what it natural arus and dirt of (Rose) leading off, ·you father and I was his son. Som.etimes I felt If I did som~ • . When he got back from the person who trlea to make mlsaed nearly the entire ~974 Ia to be out of bueball for two Fenway Park to the speed- cannot double up Griffey on a wrong, he was gonl)8 take away my license and I wouldn t be . : Weekend aeries lll .Bolton, he ' hlmaelf ll)lportant.'' . seaaon'after coming oiler. to yemandnot.tnowlfyoucan oriented artificial surface of routine grounder. Then ab'l'e to ~ave the car a~yrn?re. you're gonna have man on . Thai s how 1t was wtth him and me·in the minors from the ~telylittended to !SUch All a player, Anderaon only the Red Sox In a key off. ever throw strlkea apia. Riverfront Stadium has 8 first with Morgan up That time I first met him In 11167, and when he took over the Reds In ' neeesaltles as·Uneup cll&ngea. made It to jhe major leigues seaSOil trade, played a major Pltchinl this World Serlea Ia restored the Rella' confidence sets the stage to force them to 1970, he brought me u~ from Indianapolis and It was the same and pitching rotatlona, but for one aeaaon. role in Boston's '75 pemant naturally very arallfylng to of running the Red Sox out of go againllt the book. Ulingall overagain.Hewasalways onme." . th~ Sparky devoted I lot ell As rllanager I he's already. drive by winning 19 gamea me... town- just Uke they did to the Fro~ a baseball standpoint, An&:r~ employed Carbo per· "You have to be aware of tllile to, wei), ''tlndnesa." been In three World Seriealn agalnat 12 l0111s. Slmlll.ary, Wlae, who tlrew Pirates ln the foiL playoffs. Griffey's · stealing and the fectly m 1970, Carbo batting .310, drivmg In 63 nms and hitting • He fO\Iildiel'ap all the hard- six years. . "I'd be lying If 1told you we hll mouldilr out pitching on a "If they (the Red Sox) play pitchers had · better be 2lhomers to wind upNationa!League Rookie of the Year. to-get World Series Uckets he Admtll Sparky about the were counting on Gary Nolan cold and l'lliiiY April day as cloee defellllvely Ill the throwing fastballs or they're The following spring, Carbo held out. When he finally did could get hll banda on and set . exciting Serlea almot!phere,. thla year," said Reda ,early In the 1974-leuon, !lad outtleld here u they did at in trouble " report, he didn't play as much as Ule year before. Nor did he them asklci ·for people who "I love. II.'' Manager Sparky Anderion. hll doubts aboUt making it all Bolton, we're goma aee a lot . The ~ who won 100 have anywhere near as good a season, tailing off f\lulrply to had beeR nla! to htm the six "And I won't deny It," he "When .we went to spring . the way back. of nwnbers on the board,'' yeare he hu tieen jlere. , added. "The World Series, training In February, he "l had never had an injury ~ Joe Morgen, the Reds' games this year-most 1n the .2~~· only ~ RBI's and five hmters. I couldn t see myself sitting on the bench even though I • Said an aiiOCiate u Ander- Uke a lot of eportlnc evenll,ll wun't even lilted on my 12- to illY ann in my 10 years In mcit dallll\ll'OUI bose stealing Natlooal League in over 50 years-managed 64 of them wasn 't hitting," says the 27-year~ld Carbo. "I·didn't look alit soh carefully checked off show business and man pitching . pnilpeetua, 1 the majora," Wlae said, "and threat who wu thrown out by hcme plus the two playoff from his side at all, only mine. Jusl me, me, me. I cursed him at IIIIIJiel from i hand-written shoW11181111blp. ' just didn't want the teem to there's always that proepect Boston catcher Carltoo Flalt wtnli against the Pirates. and said things to him I shoul~'t have.lforgot he had traded llat, "Sparky, you're too. "Pete Rose bu sh0Wiil8il· feel we could count on him." l1lllilln& tbrough your head In hla only attempt to Ileal at That· 771 Reds winning Alex Johnson more or less to giVe me the job. It got to the point nice.'' . llhip,'' 11id Sparky; thinldn& Tile Nolan comeback Ia, of lllat you're neYer going to Fenway. perceniage at home could where I didn't have any use for hitn anymore, and felt he was That'swhen Sparky lllrted of Pete'a head-first sllde,s and courae, one ofbueball'a mllll play again. t1ntll you do It "Playing on a field with m telldng about whai hla father huatllng play. "And W'lllle heartwarming atorles of 1975: between tbe two lines, it's mud on the basepathll will ·make &mday's ninth inning harder on me than anyone' else.'' 3-2 loes to Cincinnati loom Carbo was traded to St. Louis in M;iy of 1972 for Joe Hague bad tauahl him. May1, with hll hat always Stricken by a mysterious there." ' mall:e ~ much different even larger lor the Red Sox in and Ule Cardinals.seot him to the Red Sox at the end of 1973 Y ~·Tile only lbq you can get falling off, that waa shoulder pain when he atAlthol!lh one of the two for me. I think playing on these next three games at along with Rick Wise in the Reggie Smith deal. · In tbll world ~ free Ia ldild- sboWIIlilillhip. A player baa tempted to throw out the late comeback IIIII wDl be cur- Altroturl puts more of a Riverfront. "I'm a faiJler myself now and I've gotten much smarter," neu," 1111d the 41-year~kl to have more tban just Roberto , Clemente of the talled, at 1eut llllnporarUy,. premium on speed and says Bernie Carbo. "I can see nobody else cared for me the while-haired manag~r. abWty.'' Pitllburgb Pirates on a Wlae feela be hlmaelf can way Sperky Anderson did. He actually made me a big league ~ ballplayer, He's I he one responsible for me being here rillht · now. "I think I've done this man wrong . .I honestly used to hate NEW YORK (UPl) - Ohio climb back among the him, but now I have a feeling for him that's like, well, I gilesa :isy SAM JI'OGG action. . John aot 10 open.'' cOwboys In the battle lor Slate continued to be the leaders, after losing its you'd call it love. I wish I could just go up to him and tell him JJPI Jlporil Writer In the third periOd and the Thelamann recalled acrlm- diviaional honors and overwhelming choice f the season . opener to Missouri, I'm sorry for the way I acted the past few years. I only wish UPI Board of Coacliea With 34 and moved up a mtch 'from there was some way I coilld tell him.''. ,,WASHIN<lTON . (UPJ) IICOrl tied 1~10, ADen agreed maslng II a freshman . dropped the Carda two games first place votes of the 42 cast last week 10 siith. Michigan qecqe . Allen, 1 man of to foreco a Mart Moaeley agalllat Peralne, then a beblnd. The day be[ore tbe World Seriel ~. alter bolll teaiM but aecond ranked ~la!Mmo IIICI hmiiUltealao moved up ' had flnllhed tbelr WIA. . . . . at: ~ Pan, BenM Cadlo llfulkln, pmbled on )I roolde lleld 11CIIl effort from the 3'1 senior, when both were at 'l'homu acored a aecond lllmiWad tbt ..., . . . . . . awroeched the Reda' manaaer Cllllil rtgl& lleld 1114 llbd If 1nct 1 rate field soa1 and bli and the ~t wu a 30-yard Notre Dame. "He uaed to and aame-claeldllltl touc:bapclt !o levfllth and wtlh tbelr blrdGJ&bt vldta-y ~ aeopactlvely. he could talk tQ him a lew mlnutea. Alodop-1114 _.,llld tbe itlllllJJ&Ioft lledMinl raked touchdown J1111 from hall ract me up pretty lood." be dciwn of tile Clllltell In 1111 OVI!I' arc:IH1'1'al Taa. · Teus, whleh was llllh last two of them walked toward a bench used by the groundfii ~ tbreetaad¥1o11a J~ holder Joe ~ to lllcl. "But I made a ~ Qlil final quarter after St. Loull The Buckey• rolled over week, dropped to ninth. Misskeepers and sat down on it. Wl)l1b 1 Jf-17 nationally John ' Peralne, a reierve 9f him kllll8ht.'' ' had reboWidecl to t1e ap1n at wlnleas Iowa, 4t.o, Saturday aourl, which made the biggest had someiJltng on my mind I'd like to tell you,'' Bernie "I've tlllevlaad v1e111ry over the a. llnet.dier who 1011 In 11 a Pwi1Jine llid it was the flnt 17-17. He told o1 ~ with to improve tbelr·-1011 mark pin of the week, jwnped Carbo began. "You once said to me, 'Bernardo, you think I'm Loula Cardinali' Monday tAoc*lng end for the kicking pill he ever caught to either hia brother, ~1, a liar 'lflbt. · tmit. collele or the 11'0 ranlul. "ft receiver wltb St. Loula, prtor to 5-o. Despite tbelr im- from 18th to 10th alter always picking on you. Some day you'fll goiUlB play for .Mike Thomu,'a.Mb round "We caught them with their caught ua completely ,by to the kickoff and related: preslllve victory over the demolishing last week's lOth· somecirie else and you 're goiUlB see that I care about you. I care i-att choice, .wu uaed by peniS down," Thellmann, I!Ul'prlse;" St. · Lou11 coech "He told me, Well Utile Hawkeyes, Ohio State lost rated team, 0~ State, what happens to you now and later in your life.'" Bernie Carbo paused a .moment before continuing. Allen, who' prertra vetel'l!ll, reletlatecl to third atrlng' · Don Coryell llld. brother, we both are In the three of Ill '!rT first place votes 41-14. a week ago to Oldahoma after Colorado, the f"'uth Big " 1 think I've grown up now," he went on. "1 WlllllmmalW'e aliclr1i1MIII«<wllh lOO)'Irda quarterb!l~k duty, told The victory kept the Red· 11'01-.I!Jopeyouplaywell Soonera defeated Tens, .the Eight teem to gain national then and didn't understand what you IJlellnl. Now I do, and Qlllblag and livo touchdownl neWIIllell after lhe pme. "I ~.5-1 , one ltep away frOJn but we're lloln& to wtap you." 24-17, in a bnitalllln& game. ranldng, wu 11th. want to thank you for everything you've done for me.'' ID le.M than tln'ee quartei'l of th0118ht a~t 1'IIJIIdng but the undefeated Dallaa It didn't happen that way. Ohio State dominated the Florida moved up from 171Jl The Reds' manager listened silently.' , ·· UPI poll with a total of 413 10 12111 in the ratings after "Let me tell you something now,'' he replied. "You played polnll, followed by Oll:lahoma shuttlnc out VanderbUt, 35-0. for me when! was still immature. I also have to admit to you I with five first place votes and Arizona State and Arizona, think I've arown up. I appreciate what you've told me, Bernie, 372 poinll. boiJl unbeaten, each moved but I want you to knowwe all baveJaults.'Ali soon as we realize EKcept for the alight up one spot to 13th and 14th, that, we become what is commonly known in oUr society as a ~· BELPRE -Tile Warriors Tom Quillen and ' Mike return in the third q~ter. effort with the line Qpening reshufftlng among ihe bottom respectively. apt their h~ of cham· BareswUt at pinebacldng and Ron Quillen had 54 yardl good holes for the backs. man.'' Notre oame·remained 15th Sparky Anderson and Bernie Carbo shook haod.s. They got ~lonahlp alive Saturday Chip Haggerty and Bruce running at tailback and after Outstanding line play on the teaml, the top 10 remained eVening aa they came !rom Harris In the seco!ldary. moving . to QB, threw a 84 offe111ive unit wu turned In virtually BB it was b week. and Tennessee regained up from the bench and began walklnc in. BoiJllooked straight Soutberp California, with national ranting as the No. 16 ahead so each wouldn't see the mist in the other's eyes. !lehlnd In the dying seconds of "We had them In the hole yard TD pasa to Haggerty by Harold White, a steady two flrilillace votes, apln team. Pittsburgh also ~game agallllt the 71lers,in . most of the evening", said a . who caught three pesaes for . hand at center, Ed Mcwaa tblrd and Nebraska returned 10 the ratings as No. ~lpre to. win 1111.<14. Warrior. . 137 yarda and two TD's. · Dennllt and John Wolf~! at again waa fourth. Teua 17, with San Diego Sta~ .This Wt@k's Special .vTIIe defellie led by. John 1'he offensive unit was illso Bruce Harris had 41 yarda tackles and a really great job A&M, wbich picked 'liP the · again 18th. Miami of Ohio Coltanzo, with 12 individual on fire with the running of and one TD. Harvey Hofln~r by all the bench to give the e Dai~ Sentmel · tackles, played a superb Keith Van Inwagen who had caught a TD .pass from Paul Warriors needed stamina lor other fltat-place vote, was 19th with no other team cllmbed from aixth to fifth. receiving votes this week. DEVOT E D TO TH E game. OUtstanding defenae 63 yards before leaving the Aikman who was Bfor 9lor 74 80 minutes of good football. INTEREST Of Alabama continued its play Wll credited to AmOII game with a knee lnjury. yardalnpu~ingand22yardl The76ersacoredllrstona9 ME,IGS· MASON AREA NEW VOR 'K (U P! ) - The CHESTER L TANNEHILL Wallbrown at.mlddle guard, ,Keith alao had a 37 yard punt on ~ground. yard run by Steve Pratt. The Unll eCI Press Interna tional Exe c. Ed. Board of Coaches top 20 USED CARS ROBERT HOEFLICH Jack Smith at ,defensive end, · Overall, Itwas a real teem kick by Deve Walteri waa coll eg e football tea ms w ith City Editor "" · ·• good to lead 7.0. The Warriors won ·los t rtcor ds an d f irst Pu blished d ally exce pt plac e vot es in parentheses Sat ur d •y by Th e Ohio Va lley came back on' a pass from Viking player fift h Week : Pub llshlng comPany , 111 Co ur t St., Po meroy, Ohio Team Point! AlkmantoHoflnercovering6 45769. Bu siness Office P hone I. Oh io SL 15·0) (34) A1 ' yarda and the kick was 99 2-'2 156. Editor ia l Phon e 99237 2. Oklahoma 15·0 1 151 2151 . ... • · blocked. With 2:Min the half, 3. Sou l h. Calif . (5.0 ) 121 29 I second class postage p aid Economic controls imposed in Canada "''"*" ..an4.....-t ~;·;•;o;•;.;-;o;•;•;o~··;·;o;•'..•;•;•;•;•;•:•;···:·;•:•;•;···:•:•;•;···:•:•:•-.Y•'•'•············· ·.·.-~·.· •,• • ! ,t ~'I \1' l' for ecmcation of the gifted, provided will empha1lze .. ~W' 1 cmr aiiGGIIaltlb ani urban acaUon and pupll c:rltlcalllllnkln& and problem KINGS MIW, Ohio hot air ballotlll, aerobatl~ · wclltlllailllalllllld-IIMmlilll. tranaportation operation solving, aclantlflc · methodl Eve! Knlevel'a two young sbllts by two b111lanea llld 11111111 plptl far relmburaem and research skllll, In- s0111 will make their llral free.fall show. • •.uan hour, Ellclbllity gifted dependent study ani contact · appearance in the United Throuahout the day 1 "I'Ve balD lllloWIIIIc oyllm' llhtlll lflllll undl!l' c:;e new : : with knowledaeable and states during the ~nKnlevel'a eo.toot touring van j llld dlrl aD daJ Jaaa," llld MIA darda Ia detennined by recognized authorltiel. terlainment preceding lky cycle and Formula 1.,.. 111111, • bll ... dirt hair,· i!Cidem1e performance and Urban education lltandarda Knlevel's 14-bua jwnp al ractna car wDl be on dlaplay IIWidl NootA and 'ftl&bi12Z. evidence fi special abilities. specify use . of lltate money. . Ktnp Island. at the arena. .: "1111 _, truclal come ani education stan~ppropriated by the Kelly, 14, IIDd Robbie, 12, John Lanigan, populai "Gifted .aaad .......... of 0)1ltlr lhel1a darda to guide the allocatlm legislature to help ~lve will perform motorcycle morntna peranallty on WGAR llld clrt. We ba'lt to llvel It fir I of a '100,000 per year aevere edacation probieiDa ln stunts u part of the Evel radio in Cleveland, will n11 lalllllaU.." lbe lllld. She alloc:atlon by the General economically depre-d Knlevel Thrill Show begin- emcee tba 'l1uil1 ~ In aomelllatl pejall oU field Assembly demonstrate a areu. A total ol 421 achool nlng at 5 p.m. October 211. which Knlevel'aaona wiU Jolll maciiiMrJ wltll alumlaum-ball return to the recoJ!nitlon of dlltrlcta qualify for the PU Klnp Island will provide their famoua father . Knlevel IJIWitocracy and ell!mplary mlllllll annuaUy in budtleted entertaimnent at the jump will perform 1 1kiira student achievement.'' 11id · dlaldvantaged pupll funds arena from 2 p.m. Weather demonatratlon With bll X·R Public Instruction over a two-year budget conditions permitting, the 75 Harley Davldaon molol'perlod. . featured event will be a cycle and cuakm-bullt atuqt Pupil transportation lkydiVlng exhibition 1n which car and crllh car. ~ Ciperatlon relmburaement 11 men will form the inlliaia Kni.Vel will attempt his I ' revillonl are dellgned to "E. K." in a free'fall at 13,500 long• I motorcycle Jump ~~. arl'AWA, Om:la (UP!)- IJ"'UPP "'"'''*_,)UIII_II apecled tltlmated the cmtroll would . controll do not affect labor inl:r.- fundi for I!Cboo1 feet. • approximately 8:10 p.m,\ 'Prime llllllawr Pitm to obw" 1111 l'llde'hw " lffeet about ~ of contracll and agreement• dlltrtcta ID offaet bighlr COlli 'nle afternoon'• JII'Oil'llll Sler'tlnl on level around. he .u--..1-1 ~ lelldlw 'lbl pillallnw permit Clnlda'• ..n fiii'CI. , . •inro.u,!lati!IPlJonlyto new pecta. t'IP-~~ of fuel and repairs reaultlnl will be&ln with Ktnp llland'l will mate a run Clf 1100 feet ~ · cuatrala Gl\. -ual ....., IDcrealll of • iniii\I:CIIIo and malle Clown Band, 'nle Klnda i{r clear the bUill. Knlevel will lllljar Ill Clnlda'l per ea~t, but an addl~' 2 ' paymehts inore equitable Swing, Dixieland Band, be airborne about 160 ltet ~ • 10M~ ledaJ,IIJiallt Wll per ea~t hike can ba liven for IIICIII" varylna tranaportaUon Hanna-Barber a characten at leut 10 feet longer than ~ on 1 :11 1 Jltt .,....., Ill lncnue In 1 -br'a ~ Collltrucllon is ~tlonl. ( and The McCoya, a countryWembley Stadil!DI Jump ovs; · .. ' 'Dit CIGIIINII limit . . . Jll'l*etlvll)'. 'lbe mutmum under way on a major ceble . , Biemlai apprup1latlona lor western group. At 4 p.m. the 13 buies lui May. _,.; Nbil f• llllliJ •l!tll to 10 annual pay 1'11111 Ia limited to addition in the Shade ex· irmlportatlon Include t56.8 Kings Island • Flreatone Tile KinKB laland Jump""' . . ~ • ,.... . . Nllrlel ' t2,400. change, General Telt;~hone uilllton in 19'15-'le and ~.3 International Air Show will be telecut ltu..Oii. ABC-TV'• pr1ae III!OIIIIi 11r cor!'I am te!lq you tbat thll Co, of Ohio has announced. nlllUGn In 19'15-77. lnclucle the launching of lour "Wide Wilrld of &porte~ poratkinl to lbelr lncreue In JII'OII'IDI mult WGI'II, baea1111 Kenley R.' Krlnn, Athens foUowins the Notre ~ llOIII. If II dotl liCit, tbe government' customer service manager, ' · · usc football game. Clrt! •11Jia prGII'IDI of l'lltrllnl may be fcfted to lmpoae CINCINNATt (UPI) -The contributed quite a bit of. cinnatl; Columbua, •II!!' ll,tbe baa'fielt l!!pllld 11J1011 mandalllry, ecmprehlnllve lllOII - - - hltllr In the fllllively in World Seriel said the t81,1180 project is desi&Jied to upgrade present Dayton 'flewlnlll'lll wiU br CMJpetlilon,the pall couple of Ce_.... linea 1111 lllclZcl· . ·all embraeln1 price and lineup ... the llciMon Red Sol services and provide for blacked out. World W• ," TNdwu llld In tncome controll upon every kmlgbt In the third pme of yean duplte tbelr lmleUvity future ~It! .. the soutliern I > ncketa for the October 2li • l!mJaule l!llllaawlde lei- Ia.! and 'tfCIIIIID Ill Canada," the World 9erlll could well be at 1111 plate In raiJI}ar sector ~ thi!' exchange. event can be P~"hued at I g1IJ who !Jaan't lniUIIII bat compelltloll. *'-llol!dl)' !!lallL Trudtaa llld. Whel'll poaelble the new ' , ncketron outlell and Rick Ken Helt&man , of tbe "I Dl!lldlll tbt peaple of He Aid the pldellntl iiiCirl than live Umel ID the Oakland A'• dellwnd clutch cable will be burled. PorltOill . ,;; ILIZABErR A. liA1UUB RambiinC Man," JID!IInga Ia Caae motorcye1e and · GJ!D"hiDDCCipt lollbllmlll apply "to the federal lilt two yeara. NASHVILlE, Term. (UPl) llladi!lcJirladaadrabal whose ' aulomobllellencielln Akr«r.~ ,CIIIIbtlr llelll9ior 10 lllat Cll!r ..,...,.aenl and aU Ita em-· Rlell Will, tba llllrtlq hill In each of the pall two of the new ceble will replace exlatlng facilities · lor ,..: John IlerMir, Alllerlca'a bali'd, 111na hair and un- and Cleveland. Advan~ World Serlel, ani only lilt ..,~., caa rswver ,10 !hat ..,_, on the 1,100 largelt pltdler for tbe Rad Sol maintenance reasons. liawt aelllnt pop~ conventlmalatUtade do not combination jump and pu; Saturday Bolton'• Lull 'niDI • -aD 11a bl.l llr a11n 1111 ClOiftPIIIIel 1n canada, · tn- aaalnlt tbe ClnclmloU Radl ....... tllrl!Uib witb • key Completion of the project Is 111111 and ColOrado'• poet llwaya at well witb the CMA admlaalon tic Ireta wl '" IlleR :111 lfOUid be If n C!luclln& virtually every com- tonl&ht,·uaed tO ba 0111 of ~. ~eheduled next April. The . md HR;, t1'· allowed tba, economy to pany In the conatruclion lftCI!II feared l!attn ~ ~ In' the aeventb inning Shade exchange serv• 263 • laureate, baa Willi the country arlllocney. prefe sea-.. are •.., mullc lndutry'l blpeat Tllebkiudeanl blwim Mill Advance jump . only tlckell \lOftllllla a1111c Ita ...-• lndultry, ani on an the pltdMra dUrlnl bll all!: yean tbat llarted lhe Red ~ on the way to a i-o trlumpb In the lelephonea In a 3kquare- aeeoladt, the Entertainer Clf Parton llld llba Wll IUf· with lidleld standing are t{ daiiiNtilw ON'It." employeloftbole CMJpentes. Ill the Natlmal League. ' mile-area of Athena and the Year award. pr1aec1 by her 'rictory. •· • 'Dit prime mJn!•er aald tba ' ''Tile auldellnel apply 11 mace cwn~a1 to the Red flral pme of the Strlel. Me'counties. ' N« oni111 Wile eonaldered con...- 1lllllld lalla elaet wen to all profeulonal Sua, bowe¥11', hi baa bien 19 ,.. On toar In lhe Far Ext, "I'm pnu:l of It and I )1111 •• lnu•..._..., and .-Iii ''fw people, 1uch 11 doetora, tilt plate only a few times • lood bllllr by pltel!era' Den"r aceepted tbe Country hope that tMtbocb lblnlull ,. ll 1 11ape nol!ody e1g1 native .,, a couldarabt. lan&tb of lawyera, accountanta and bec:a• li tbe Allllrlcan i!Wiclar*, but be'l I pcllrtr ilo at ruvabont Slldlum he llullc ~_...'icll booor via A Lept'e dwl1nalad bitter bitter II well. He bu hit 16 eleelllflecl tbt Rede by pit- AtelUte from .Perth, tbb*alptltl- IW!iwbat time." Be aald wbl1a liMy enclneera." . " nahllllr and beltinl a · appiJ C!II)J Ill certain 111eet Government offlciall rule. Yet, AL plldlara have earM" bomeraand four yean C!hlnlla pa1r of bamtn to boot AutraUa, durlaa the lappenad 1Ut .,..,.. a ultlllnllclc!IWIIIt a1 the natluawlde Ill! clllli tbe lib llld, rller•ie to the trr4 pltdln 111 _.Iliff ill'• 1111 AllnUil alA ....- lbcnr .F -It Voaalllt award bat biUtr," uya outllelder alradllve IINm the Grand 011 whleb w.t till Olhla , . . . Ervan V, Blalle, Bernie Carbci. "He can ~ House Mooday nJaht. John, I pretty f,ultraUan who llPrinlfleld, Ohio, a naU.e :;t dtllnltel)' help 111 with tba I w11 railed on COUilb;'y I'IICOrdl out of Londall. Mella Colllty, died Monday stick Luolnrbal T1ant did the IDUIIe. It Wll part of my Ufe Tile Newton..rd!n award at Mercy Hoapltal there, ... . . day He 1111 a bit and and ll'1baaullflll to 1!1 able to rallld lhe badiltlli 111111Y a ..,. in Melp Cblltly, he1pad u;.. 1 pme 1 think 1!bare lhll with you," aald the country ltlli •• and ltd to the wu the 1011 of the ftev. E1d1ti Rldt wtllanp lbere.lool!lnl blolld, illapectacled llnpr, Gl'lanllatlon of jhe Blake of .ReiilriiUe and the r. 1 pltdJ to hit out of the ·who IIIIo prnered tbe Still of .trr clatllln of CCIIIIIIr)' J:D. late Harriett Hull Blalle. He • . I ~ 41 baDpart " tbt bonon fir "Back tlrtalnen. ..,. poup Nb Wll I member Ill lilt ., llMr- E. '-It, 1111.0. other factora, and there wu . c:holwterol lnlab? l'ijl only yo..- c:hol•ierol ·and diet? · a... Apln." ' fir iiiCirl rep nr41tloll Ia Some children have blab · DEAR DR. LAMB - I am 110 effect at all from vitamrn 10. Wilt, honv•' baa &Milan tamp1e of tbe tbe CMA IJ!d. a dills: II¢ Untied Brtll!rtD Olareh. J1t tilkinlaiiCIIi lia ability ,_, ._ .... ......_ .._ be!OIIIi!l to Tealilltn lA9 DEAR READER - Tile cholesterol and If detaeled 1to• Clliltrlblltl Gywwald.lha" hacl10111e B. Ttle 1111 of wheat aerm oU at tba Jilate over1lpplnl worldl of ·- - t - - a..._ ..... 1M at llji1allleld and WJ!1 tr011111 with m:ylll)'rold lilld for' thll .purpoae II blled on American Bllrt oWl. hu lihould belln a propamllleft. malllly beeaaae of bl~ country, JICIPi rvdl IIICI folk . FNdib Plllillr r11C1lvad' employed by tbe lttilo6 .._ my late 1111. I have thl11 old, long alnce recommended that mea Tile blat way to 1t11n people ., ••, . wbleh have produced a tbe8IJ!IIe"-"l!itbeYIIf tallen Iodine ..--~.... bJ a. dlaeredilad concepta. n ,on't lhoulcl aot eat man thait ·to ~ "" rl&ht food 11 to · "lcloa;INDttbapmewOI IIJI!rtd MI!CI tblt aelll ...0 award for ''Wberl tbe Nut Alito Tranaport co. He aerftll in the Picllle Theater' ~ ft · llfte ea Jllllla a In- baiiJ'i''lialniila chftl&· clll* tic liar.I ha" l!aard thalllalp help at all. be di!eklacllll howl do db I bu\ q n binkore Tllrdnp Filii." with tba. 8. IJI Farcit ....... ... tilt tllyrold. Bow · For more lnfwmatlon on cluJiniU..Uiadlneeoldlll. hood . t.t," aald Will "I'm men country • • •• who fill For 1111 foll'th ,_.. Ill a Prolonged uae of blab CXOGCII1Iad wllb ·~~~~ pitelllllll "their" mule II balnt row, Conway Twitty and d - World War D. Ht ~ !IIUd! how allen l!hould vitamin E write·to me In care Th• Inter Soc:iet:p Coniof thll newapaper, P. 0. Box miiiiCIII on Heart Di1eue protein dletl that are hl8hlh Greenfield "" tbll ba tallanT aapect of the pma. But, I'm waler'ld drwn. Uretta ~ ~a ad . tba fllidad 1M3 when ha mond Alao, I WOIId lllle 10 llnow If 11161, Radio Clty SIIUon, New .I'ICtllUIICIIId llmiUna the fat, ~terol dleta II 101n1 ~. up there w111a ..., On 1111 otber band, two Vocal Dull IWIId for tbalr "'" u.,..,ld. wheat · - oU Ia tlood to York, NY 10011. Send SO total dally cholelterollntab often IIIOCiated with 1 bilh tboulhtallrJbwtullll.... 1onttiDie eotmlry ebart iD- Dlln)' bite lncluclinl Survlvln1 , bellda1 6!1 keep tbt blood from centa, a 10111, atamped, aelf. to 1!00 mUU1r1m1. An rtae In drola Ia ol levela to bit or If tbe altuUon hlblliJU, WaJIIIn Jaudnp 'Ninp." father . bla 1(1e, ~'2' addreaud envelope,llld u11: 1• l'fll'lllle ea yolll: eontalna undellrable Ieveii. You ...;...... It to ..... the llld Q!rllrl'nll, tool!: Kala becamlnc too thick. Mra. Rat c:amm, 1lllllr Plrrln .Bllb; I ICIII, ~ , 1, DEAR READEk - Kelp for '!be Health IAIIIr DIIDber from . . to I'll lllllllaraml of lhould chanie rl&ht - . , _ .,_;, -· IDd P.alt Vocal¥1 Ill tb1 bowl! u tb1 ~tb Vlenaa, Obio; ..a ............, 1111* tbe fattyC!MIIIna illllna and If JOU t-12, VltamiD E: Miracle or chollaler'ol. "l'•e batn out of lbe y.,, dllllle Mllllil ...., 11' 1 1111 need iGdlne It WOIIId Ill I good Myth. . :r'CII! can ba on I . hilb chcllta'-'l dapGIIII In the Ntltonal Leap• for two Bxt lmowa for "I'm a IJio 11m w1!1a • • ctiL McGinllla.lr lprlntllald;Rita lint ~. ,DEAR DR. LAMB I l!aw ji I I tilt 811 d llllllt •Will b1t11111 w1J life. - · You i!hoald rely on u a.-1 Orville l!lld Harold :Jl , _ dDetar lu decide If J011 heard that one abolld lllhat ,_ *II 111111...._ Plab, ~ lllx I IIi ff lila , . . . up al!at a.... 111111 Grw!'lalt,ll!d ..._, h.JI w fl!kl d '*I d eantaln ,..... . wbt-.ldlllllln apt for Delli Iodine. Ii JOII do ba. wDl men than linter abl!lll four • five tbe C ., 111111 BID ol Rledmlle. IIi ......... -"' Jill! • I'!'CII*' 1!1101111 a week 11 any DKft t11ar1 tl!at Dill)' aboilt " 11111111 . . far 1tore1 and· 1at1r at t1 1h d IlDia And IIIII certainly Flml. In 111'1. wilbout nl)'lnl on an ln- woald ea- htah elwlh!llllol each thrae and one-ball i!llowtd , fatl)'-ebeleltarol wun't qalnat flrtt rate · W -• ' 1 ' 1 111 IIIII lnnlc Fanaril .. tlcx Will 1!1 COIIIIant latab. whicb ,lncreaaa1 tbe (110 II'DIDII·. Ualnt tlepri!lll In 0111 Ill tbe major DANCE PRIDAY lllll .... l!llll.alher'.a! held all pa. Wad« . there ... quite a ftap powlblllty of heart attaclla lean pOI1itlll Clf ~ fooda arilrlal ollbelr balrL About · pltdlera . In eompetltiV. So, I 11m no Ide& The lfllh Jcbool PeN• ... 1111 prjalo tbe Idea UIIIW In about • Yllrl aao ·about and 1troltel. I find Dial 11!1 wDl 'ftl'lllln8. You can aiiD 10 I*' c:tnt of 1111111 had ob- 11'81111111. X til baw I'D do wltb 1 l!at. Homecoming dance be ..... l&mr IJM,Iillllikf, ''I Cbareh with ... Rft. CWit.lt U1inC vitamin E to prevent CIIb' typa al itt I aan _... uli x many ea whllll u atrueUon of man lhan 'IV'I*' 1111t If I • ......,.., 1111!1 held Frida)' nltht will In the W c.nllllll..,...totbe ....,, ........ b.r the ... .blaod clotl. n ma rnada the with 11-lbat Ia Wll'!IIIP Ill you Wr.e. And, Jill! mllbt Wr.e e.nt ot Ilia li - li I'm Ill at ll" cafeltrla at tba hllh 10boo1 faat lilt I 1M ltl't 1&. I lbelr arter1w. ao, 4an't tl!lnk Ro1!1rt Blali, ~.:1 malca' ~ • - pro111n - with I* a1 meat aome a1 tbe !IIW ea MJrlatnl Damtl 011 tbe IIICI.. ............ I 111M~ r--.~ looll!t!ll ..... IIIII . IIJJ Ill 1t e, _. a. 1 .1~~:~~~~~Ia m:.":l:O-'~ity . -·- ~~is~·, 1~ol~n .~uri · ·~:Sriar . · kv. · i s·· ~~f~%..~ ~~S :I:' •lJ · i .. . U.. SY.·.man.. ::~e~=~:':n~ ~:v:e:i::!~ s: ': . Having been beld prlaoner In Fa,lmouth (now Portlanil), · Maine, lor several l!ours in May, British captain Hetll')' · Mowat - wiiJl the ellhi·JIUD Canceav and the siX.p HaWru - returns lor revenge. On the 181b be &IVI!i the townspeople two hours to evacuate ao that he mipt "aecute a juat punishment" ; later, he po~~tponea the born· bardment. On the 18th the townapeople reluietoiWidover the cannon, arms, amm11nltloti, and holliiJel tblt he dem~ . Soheopensftre. ThecannonadetasllmOttoftbe day. When It 11 over, no American lives have been loatmost of the tnbabltanll bavtna left on tbe 18th. But 41~ buildings have been deltroyed (lncludin&l39 dwellinp); 11 vessels have been burned, and lour eaptured. Wben General Was~ington bean of the Incident, h~ deplorea tlli "savaga cruelties' ' u but tbe latest British "eumple of despOtic barbarity." ! (X)LUMBUS (UJII) -Here Putnam County; Fostor.la are the UIIIIPID*!III of the 38 City of Senec8 County and IIChool dlltrlcll to emtlng C&rey Exempted VUJage of vocatlonalacbool districts Wyandot c:;punty assigned to made Monday by the . State Penta •• County Joint· · Board of EdiiCation. Vocational School District. Mlnater Local, New Upper Sandu&ky Exempted Bremen Local, New Knox- VUJage of Wyandot County ville IAICII ani St. Marys City 888igned to Tri-Rivers Joint of Auglalze County and Vocational School Dlatrlct. Celina City, Coldwater Bettmne I.oc:al, Hopewell· Eainpted VUJage, · Marlon Loudon Local, New jllegel Local, SoUthwest Local. and . Local, Old Fort IAICII, Senel/8 St. Henry Con10lldated Local East Local and Tiffin City of of Mercer County aulgned to SeneCa County ani Mohawk the AP,IIo Joint VocaUooal · IACal of Wayndot Qlunty School t;llltrlcl. lisslgned to Vanguard Joint Arcadia Local, Arlington Vocational School Dlltrlct. Local, Cory-Rawaon I.DCel, Parkway Local of Mercer McComb Local, Van Buren County and Continental Local and Vanlue Lq,cal of Local, Jennings Loc:al, Ot· Hancock County, Hardin tovllle Local and Kalida Northern Local and River- Local of Putnam County dale Local of Hardin QJunty, assigned to Vantage Joint Columbus Grove Local, VoceUonal School Dlatrlct. I.elplllc Local, MiUer . City- oeertleld-Unlon Lo!:al of New Cleveland Local, Ot· warren County aaslgned to tawa-Giandorf Local and the Warren ·Joint VocaUonal, . Pandclfa-dllboa ·Local of School Dlltrlct. ' From fancy dress baiJs to roughnecking it in an oilfiel~. palnlll. "I aiiD die dlldlea," lihe llld. ''all I let to wear glovel." MIA Dietl, whoapenlthe laat year tra'llllnl around the atate ltllndlnl local fllllvall 11 the ~~~~~~ qu.~ repreleniiUve and pve up bei' crown at the Ville Platte Cottoo PeaUvll Saturday nllht, 111d the · work at .Suptrlor Oil Co. II toqb. But lhl lnllatlllbe Wt• it. "I lib to work outdoors," lihe llld. "1 can't keep up, but I try. I jlllt talll my Ume... Mill DIN, who Wll homecomlnll quten at Iota Hl8h School lui Year. llld 1111 appllld for 1 job a month aao but dlcln'l eJIIIcl to haar 11'1111 assignm~nts . ~='The<DaUy8enttnei,Mtddlepori-Pomeroy, 0 ., TU~y;Oct. J4,1975 .;-~· We Hold These Truths··· 38 .districts are listed 11'1'11 ' IVANGEUNE, i.a. . (I.Ji>l) 8uattl Djlll, 11, who JUII ccmJllttad a ,.ar Ill paradea1 balla, and banqaltl• OoiiGII rlltiVal Quill!, 38 - . __________ _____ Adolph's Dairy Valley ·:::1ibnll ifllrlt \!::: J • ... \, Reuter-Bnan Insurance �' . _ .... .. __ _ 2·- '!be O.l)f 8entlnel,~Mtddleport-Pillneroy, o., Theaday, Oct. 14, 1975 Voc-Ed requirements . prompt~ · , OOLUMBUS ( UPI) ..:. lifter lllllly 111111ing ,,th Board: Tllli1,.1Pt Ohio school alate ·board members, · -ApproVed·the requeatll of. dlatrlda wNeb ..,. aot met DepertmtJil of EducetiOn the Lkklnll Helgbta Local . mldJnum .... ,., ..._!II offlcllll, 111111 ldlaol diltrlct School Dlltrlct in Uclllnc far t'oceliallll._tlan 111ft rljh llimleU'vtl dliJ'q which Calmly'!' aeek voter approval 111ipld to a.lalina atudent, flllanclal and of liD 1140,000 bond liRe for vt-tNp ., . . . . . . dliilrlctl PG~f~Phlcal probleiDI """ cta.oom conatructlon IIDd Mad Rlvl!l' ToWiWI!p Local llfCIIdaJ 11J b SIMI Board of CGIIIIdlred. • , School Diatrlct In MonEd•*'*' at Ita r11ular Student• from aaal1ned lgomtry County to seek m1 u c . llcllool dlltrlcll may be8ln 1111 t1 1 leU Ia Fairfield attendln& the ,vocational approval of a t3.8 million bond lllue for clulroom CCIUaliJ wiD 111ft to awill· centers in lhe fall of 1t'l8. No•, 4 •-•• tltctlon Tile 111te board a1ao ap- conatrucllon. ,.... • · a levy till bWld, prov,cl teacher · education -Reviled the membership . . IIIII opnle 1 jolllt II'Oifll!ll II II Ohio collep of the Trumbull Coanly Joint Board of _ , ¢1 ldlao1 Within the and un1v81'11Uta, ~ to Vocatlonal ' . FAieaUon by replaclni one of OIIIIJIIrWin llll*te beard 32 the nUIJI\Ier of lnltltutln the repr11entativea from poulblt alliin· "bleb comply with ltate .... · -atandlrda lor .teacher Trulnbull Qlunty Board of Education wltb a 'I» 01 Wi\1111 City School Jll'tPII'IIkin. . Dlllrld aranted· per- The newly approved repreaentatlve from the dWr till dntlap Ita own lchooll are Antioch College, Girard City Board of Eduea'fOftUoaal proaram end the Athenaeum of Ohio, tlon; revlaed membmhlp II. Vanguard Joint acllla 111 tbt Uberty 11en1c11 Bluffton College, Capital the Vocational Board of ' I.eeal Sebool Dlalrlct In University, Cedarville BiiiCOell County waa Collep, Denllon Unlvendty, FAICIUon by replacing the Jds1ad 1D11 tbe Nov, 10 Notre Deme Collep, Ohio Sandulty County Board irl *II board DM~~nc. State Unlveraliy, Ohio Education repreaen~tive 81111 Iss rtq1llrel at 1e11t Wealeyan t1nlverwltJ, Wrillht with a repNtntative from II dllena' job tralnlna State Unlvenlty, ~avler the Lakota Local Board of oppoi11Uiltlaa throuah · 20 Unlvtrllty and Younlltown Education 'In Sanduaky Clllll'll cdlllllp. Slate Unlvtrllty'. County· . Allltmwltl "'" made In cdler action, the State -Gave approval to aeven collll••• ¥OC&tionll education centers for 1rants for vocational conatructlon . eql!lpment. Four centers qllllllfylna for Appalachia funding are Lawrence County Joint Voc:alimll School Dlltrlct, 1887,100; QUo Valley Loc:al School Dlltrlct In Adams County, fi'J),52S; Shinmee State Genenil and Technical College in Scioto Qlunty, ,750,000; and waablnaton County Joint v,ocatlonal School, P40, 000. Three centers approved for fundi derived !rOll) federal reven~~e sharlllll Interest are Columbuil City, •141,484; . Stark County Area . Joint Vocational School Dlatrlct, f7~0;512; . and Mabonlng County Joint Vocational SchoOl Dlltrlct, tM9,000. , -Extended •ocalimll constructloD cmtricta lor the Cleveland City School Dlatrlct . to complete vocational education lacllltiea. · , _ Allocated '14g,10U2 In work«udy fande to a&achool dlatrtcta. ·· A Chronicle of America. · Octob.r 1B, 7175: :.Hearings conducted in education for gifted Superintendent Martin W. COLUMBUS (UPI)- The Stale Board of El!ucatlon Eaa. the !lrm becallll "my uncle llld they weren't blrllll." "Buill wu laa tbln a weet when thlf called me for an Interview: I lblnk II W11 beclllle I am I l!lrl," lihllllcl. "I think they had to hire 1 female." r, Mila Dietz WGI'U on a crew 1!ith four men. "II'• euy to work with the IUYI now. They're real nice, ani they're lllrlinl to accept mnnore.lt Wll a li8 ad,IUIIment lor,theln. But now they treat me llki one of the PDI· · "Tile men IIY &izelte doesl't IIOIIIId ~e an oU l1elcl name,•IO they .. can 1111 Sam," lbe lllcl. ., !: · ' , I ,f . ' Knievel's young SODS will give cycle stunts ~ mm dangerous Denver has America's • entertain•er t op pnze :~Wl\~Tiors tOIIn M • • '" · ~· ..i DR. LAMB "'*• ....... . Cillllll,,...._ . . = tlaad••uwllllilllll! rr.....,... ~··' ap..., obaeued were 'relalecl to atart walchintl your " When do Jill! iliad to watch doll ~ ewly '-1 attacb. • a•.- Olllt utttlllol,wlll! lllcltl!la llld ..... acilllltlied. !AU ·. Ceol'fllll' II!JIIme. .. .... rally to win ·26-14 12 Ford LTD I···· dies of injury 4. Nebraska 15·0 1 28 5. AI!.M (5.0) ( I) 2l 141 6. la bama 14-1) 7.,M ic h lg • n (3.0.2 ) 132 8 .' Pe nn SI. IS · I l 116 9 . Texas (A. I) 113 10. M iss our i 14·1) 52 11 . Colorado (.t . l) 29 · 12. F lo rl do l • ·l l 22 13. Ar izo n a SL 15·0 ) 20 u . Ar i zona (4 .0 ) 11 1S. Notre 0 amel•·1) 12 16. Tennessee IJ . I) 5 11. P lt ls bu rg h l•· ll 4 18. sa n Diego St. 16 ·0 1 3 19. M iom l !O hio) 14·11 2 On ly ream s receiving votes Pornerov. Ohio . N a Ilon a I ad ve r tis ing war d · r e pr ese nt ativ e lat Sta. Wagon Luggage rack, P.S., a1r cond it io nin g , rubber . u.- $1695 Kill' & Van landt Ct.oc. ' P.B'.~ good G r if fllh Comp• n y , In c , 7which Ia how it remained at COLUMBUS - Marvin Battin ell! & Galfagher Olv ., "But, nobody baa two the half due 10 a bad kick. 757 Th ird Ave ., New York, Koenecke, 17-year.old co.-J N.Y . 10017 . better blocllera than Arch and In the third, woe 711ers Steve captain of the VInton County Subsc r iption rates : el Pratlscoredfrom7 arda Oe11vered by cerrler wnere Brian (Baacbnag )," ·~y up High School foolball team, eva llable 7S cents per week . .......... ,.,.,_.,butt headl*tth to the middle; again Dave died in University Hospital By Motor Route where .,...... ,_, 1 carrier service not ·aome pretty blc people 1n Walters' kick wu good and Monday night of· Injuries ava i lab le , One month, S3.2S. ~tunlaY When the Badgera Coach Woody Ha7ll llld '"era Ucl ,....., nre1y come they held a lt-12 advantage. suffered in· a geme Friday By mall In Ohio and W. Va ., ne Year , sn .OO ; Six .yJiit <il\o Stadtuin to tel& the ' - Selurda)''l ft.ll win Over Ul W-I In the f th with lef1 You ' ll Li~e Our Ql a llfy night. o n lhs , Sl 1.50 : Three 'l"beaten " and too-rated Iowa repreaented the out second best. our 3:55 Way of Doing Bus iness . o nth s , S7 .00 . E l sewhere ~ l!acby•. 1 • 1 Bucke,.a' top olfenalve "Arch could alk 'out 'Of thethe Warrior defenae· held on The youth, who lived in 26 .00 ye ar ; Sl~e. months GMAC FINANCING 13.50 ; three mon ths, S7 .50. l •• '"We aiiUme we•u be ·per fCii u~o~~~ce .. there," Ha"• iru own 6 '•ard Une and . McArthur, received the In992·5342 Pomeroy ,.. tbe year. ' 11ld, "but he No te : By aGr eement Wit h ub sc r lptlon .price. Includes Jlleetint a team like Mlchlpn "We felt It wu our belt clqean ~ tlllnll anybody can do Qui en took exactly a play, a jury 'in a collision with th e Amer ican F ootb a ll unday Open E•enlngs '1116 :00 T lmes · St~ n tlnel. collc hes, team s on probation Tilip .m . Sot . ill'iet in tile opener," llld cilfKIIIYe IIIII'•" llill Mayea. it u good 1111 t. can. He'l no Pill to Haggerty, to cover all anothe~ player in a geme by th e NC AA are Inelig ibl e ·~ve end coach Elco "We made nine of 10 of. fancY dan. He bloclul Wte heU. 84 .yards .to paydlrt and against Albany-Alexander, tor top 20 an d nation al chal'fl plonshlp consi der at ion "sarkkknen.,''l'hat wlli by lar fenalvepallancltheOI\Ifone He doll anyihlng that wjll regained the lead. Aikman's officlala said. by the UP! Bo• r d of. Coa ch es . \blil' belt pme." · ' wa didn't ma~re 'wu·the Jut help ua.wln." kick spilt the uprl1hts to t eams on probation for lie underwent surgery at Those 1975 are : MissiSsi pp i Slate. ~" '111e Badpra, W mraB Umewebadthel!aUwbenwe Tackle Scott Dannelley, mate the acore 19-141or the the Columbus hospital lor a SM'U . Long beach Sla te a n ~ south Western lOui sia na . COMPLETE . blood clot. 'IDd l·1ln'lhe BlcTen,loaUS. talled to acore Cllice we got whoaraded out ala very high Warriors. ·t ' to Michigan, with the lnllde the 10 yard line.'' , iG per cent, wu i!elected lhe Toni Quillen promptly jYCJiverlnll wraJIIIIDI up tba , Tba Buellayea acorec1 00 offen1lve · lineman of the Intercepted a 76er pass and INSURANCE S'ERVICE ~ with 1. 'r:.~· .liMit f1nt }ICIII IIIII. week. Bruce Harria took It in from ~··Sartddnan Bac1pr Grlllln ralhed for uo yardl Quarterback Cornelius the 29 three plays later. The ' 'e" ttl 11111t Marek to the 11121 eart1a1 tba 11t1i 11r11a1* . Greene, who bit etaht lor ki~k by Ailanah wu tlood and , · • Hd=e' 'bophf 'l'fll!lar..;..pmelnwldch· ll&btJIII!IIIfarl17yardaand theWarrlonhadonlytoh~d . lh VaniNa & '72 , An:bJt GrUlla. ' 1 IIII!Gpound !lalklr tailback ran lor 41 more yardl, ·wu on lor I minute 40 seeonda 'to •l&e'a ·(MH) 1C14 that l!uto*J! 100or man )'lrdl, the baCk of the week. Greene win 28-14. In Cones, Q1s. & Pints ~ lib Arcb " llld bit ap1n flllld tq 1!'1111 the ' "liltd far lilt TO aniiCOred 'l1le Warrlora bad 117 Yll'dl ....,... ....,... '1artddnen. "llidhleahlll'tlll pal !Int. Allboulbhe hil 813· anothlr an aleven-yard run. · by land, 188 by air and lostli6 · :,. ~ 011' or tet tile thort • yarilll!i flw liD*!; be bu , 'lbe toP, defwlve awarda by penattles. The 71era bad ~... . . . IJeortd oiJI)t - t.oudlclown, lor the week went to 145 on the grouhd 4S on POMEROY carTiecl onlY Cllletln . . fulback Plte Jahnaon 'Unehacller Ed Thompaon, paulng and loaiiO yarda on bd lilt 81-J lxdl the:tlltllln with 14. who!Wddplrtlclpationa,the the referee's yellow flag . " QUALITY and ttrs.: 10:00 A. M. Tll11 :00 P.M. Sun.·TIIUI Pardue 11 the , "It lln't any _ . ~ 111111 x ancdler Unbacbr, Thia comtna· Sunday af· SERV.ICI;" 10:00 A.M. 11112:00 P.M. Fri. & Sat• . trallld It-a, bit he whan we pt -.r 111e 1011 Ken Kuhn, and back Tim temoon, Oct. 1hl2 p.m., the 992-2556 1ilned 1ti lil;da In the line our f!JUJw* ...,.lly FO, who Ill up one touch- Warriors hoat the Dlaclples in POMEROY,O ltCtllllhal•~raiUedfor earriiJIIheliaD,"aaldHa,.., do'!m with a 31-yard punt whal may daclde the 1975 W. MAIN 1 17-14 win. ''or mayba our quarterback. return. O.V.A.FJ,. . • ,"Wi1conaln found the 1n1wer agalnat. Purdue," Sarkklnen llld, "and that'l ,. lbe '-U to ...-'-." .,. .,. ......-. lWIST ICE CREAM rz: .,.ip .Buchs still n·umber one < u. - ::: ~· •. : : ' .:· ' .:COLUMBUS,<IIlo(UPl) Slate coa~ npict 1 1,~QIIo . .... effort by WIIConaln v.... ll !~e:':e~ ~ ~ :a~ ::~~=t ~~ :Badgers hope to e... m.•ve ,. ·.B .... ucks good· f-iaht Saturdav,. J ·' ~~~f:.~~~~~ V'ltamin·E won't thin blood · wdelii. IIIII IIIII Mr d • ...,........... lllood elolllai Jlll(llw!IS'W there _.y ue thal-,eu ~d no , osu diedonMon~ d rwr routine grounder to the Jledskins spill Cards, 27-1_7 ~ a ily BIU. MADDEN . Shade phones Sox htUler ·' a e:u. ciable ·additi01f . ' , , t ., ,J -By Ross Mocten•le • Jol! Mo:<Nelly/•11175, United Ftllture Syadlcote.o' :,:.bii~M= ~:~~=-r:..: with • ..,.,·.~ . ~r:~~:::~::::~~::: ::::~!:m:=:?:::::::::f<':':::::~::::=:*:t:~~::ff.#.~w.¥~ provide Ule underdog Red quickness.'' ~'UPI Sports Ed.itor · .. !:!$ Sox a couple of bonus·assets. In th e only American ::;;< For oo~, his two best.pi!ched League ballpark completely CINCINNATI (UPl) - Somemnes It 's difficult lor one m..u games caroe In Riverfront surfaced artificially- Kansas to go up llf\d tell another be made a terrible mistake, that be Stadiwn-a no-hitter againSt. City's Royals stadiwn- tbe developed such an intense dislike lor him it was almost a banders whose p!t.ching · Angeles career-saving the Reds in 1971 and a one- ~ Sox wer~ 4-2 this yea~. loathing, but with Ule paSsing of time he had grown much I' · ' · •. ·, · · 1 athletic surgeon, Dr. Robert hitter two years later. And But, Fisk admits, the switch smarter so that where once there was this hate in his heart, • careers teeteted on the lliak of basebaU;siiCI'ap pile only a Kerlan, operated on the ann, second, lllthough Idled two from real grass has caused nowiJlerewas someiJling,else instead , something approaching : . ·, o• · ' · • year ago1.draw "graU!ying" was the bone spur yeim by the American problems in IJle past. love. · · League's designated hitter "Everytimewe came out of Bernie Carbo, one of the Boston outfielders in Ulis World rul!!, Wlae still consideres Kansas City this year," Fisk Series, wanted to find some way of expre ssing his feelings 10 : the Boston Red SoX meet to rehabWtaU011 for Nolan to himself ohe of the best hitting said "we fell we'd been In a Cincinnati Manager Sparky Anderson, a man who had been a footban game. "Everybody's "second father•: to him for almost 10 years, only he didn't . : · · break a Ollt-i!emci •~>Ieee · make It all the way back Ulis pitellers ln baseball. "Thefirst .Ulinglwanted to' , legs were , sore and their !mow how to go'about it. . ' : By RICK VAN SAN·r . "That's what my fat~r. said deadlocklngamethreeofthe pest.sprlng. He didn't want to sound mawkish, maudlin or phony. He 1 CINCINNATI (UP!) -lt'a and that's the way the world 1915 World Series. "There was 'a time," said do when we had our warmup backs · were sore. The IIi: the buslell Ume of the· year Ia." . Nola!), given up lor lost by NolaD, "back in 1974 when I here," Wise IBid, "wBB to fielders and outfielders know . wanted it tocome out purely the way he felt Inside. ·I for Sparky Anclefaon, but the Sparky said the moral of bla managar and Cincinnati really •bepn to think the arab a bat and see what it they have to play deeper.' ' Carbo played for Anderson in the Florida Instructional LeaIn an effort to !ll8ltimize hiS gue, with Asheville in Ihe Southern League and With the Reds : Clncinnat! Rella Manager Ia his lather's leuon was, "Be Rella teammates after two cards were against my .feela like. I real)y miss hitting becauselfeellalwaYBhadan team's most potent aspect, for more than two years, and it always seemed to him An· ~ still finding tbne to pracUce nice to people and they'lllle sea80118 of virtUally no ac- havlnaa ion8 career. l wa111't lidvantage wiiJl my abWty to Anderson has juggled his derson worked him harder ;md way on his back more tilan 0 hit.'' lineup a bit,-moving Ken anyone else. Anderson worked hhn so hard and so long guards Griffey, one of his fastest sometimes, Carbo's whole body ached and throbbed, and : whit matten,'' ~bared did ~~~ Ute turn away pitching shoulder, earned hla hard to jolle around lite I do • Sparlly. , :weUwiahers from the starting nod by putting knowing the.Joke was llll me. Wlae hu hit 15 homers in players, from seventh to the frequently his hands bled from continuous hours of gripping ~ So, even thbuih it might be clubhouse door, Sperky .in- together a 1$.9 record and a It had been so Iona since I had his career,. but his primary number two spot, while the bat. · · dropping Morgan to third. "God, how I hated that man," 'says Bernie Carbo, looking i exCUIItile lor a World Serlell ,tervened and made aure the . 3.16 earned run, average as gotten anybody out, 1 bel!lln concern today will be to keep "It gives us more sPeed at back. "He was always on me for someijling Qr othe,r. 'Look at ~ manapr to rotaet ,the· Utile «Dattered ~Witori gcit lnaide.' the National IAague's 8ur- tO question whether I could do tlie menacing Cincinnati "gothe top of the order," An· · your sideburns. They're getting too long,' he'd say. Or maybe : niceties of·llfe In the heat of "There's only one type of prise pitcher ol1~5. it mentally as well as IO gang" off tbe bases. The : battle,,Sparkr baa made It a person I can't get along , Wlae, a bespectacled ex- phylllcaUy. switch from the ratn.&owed derson said. "With Pete it would be my hair, or my clot~. It was as If he was my : point to reinember. with," noted Sparky. "A National Leaguer, who "You have. no idea what it natural arus and dirt of (Rose) leading off, ·you father and I was his son. Som.etimes I felt If I did som~ • . When he got back from the person who trlea to make mlsaed nearly the entire ~974 Ia to be out of bueball for two Fenway Park to the speed- cannot double up Griffey on a wrong, he was gonl)8 take away my license and I wouldn t be . : Weekend aeries lll .Bolton, he ' hlmaelf ll)lportant.'' . seaaon'after coming oiler. to yemandnot.tnowlfyoucan oriented artificial surface of routine grounder. Then ab'l'e to ~ave the car a~yrn?re. you're gonna have man on . Thai s how 1t was wtth him and me·in the minors from the ~telylittended to !SUch All a player, Anderaon only the Red Sox In a key off. ever throw strlkea apia. Riverfront Stadium has 8 first with Morgan up That time I first met him In 11167, and when he took over the Reds In ' neeesaltles as·Uneup cll&ngea. made It to jhe major leigues seaSOil trade, played a major Pltchinl this World Serlea Ia restored the Rella' confidence sets the stage to force them to 1970, he brought me u~ from Indianapolis and It was the same and pitching rotatlona, but for one aeaaon. role in Boston's '75 pemant naturally very arallfylng to of running the Red Sox out of go againllt the book. Ulingall overagain.Hewasalways onme." . th~ Sparky devoted I lot ell As rllanager I he's already. drive by winning 19 gamea me... town- just Uke they did to the Fro~ a baseball standpoint, An&:r~ employed Carbo per· "You have to be aware of tllile to, wei), ''tlndnesa." been In three World Seriealn agalnat 12 l0111s. Slmlll.ary, Wlae, who tlrew Pirates ln the foiL playoffs. Griffey's · stealing and the fectly m 1970, Carbo batting .310, drivmg In 63 nms and hitting • He fO\Iildiel'ap all the hard- six years. . "I'd be lying If 1told you we hll mouldilr out pitching on a "If they (the Red Sox) play pitchers had · better be 2lhomers to wind upNationa!League Rookie of the Year. to-get World Series Uckets he Admtll Sparky about the were counting on Gary Nolan cold and l'lliiiY April day as cloee defellllvely Ill the throwing fastballs or they're The following spring, Carbo held out. When he finally did could get hll banda on and set . exciting Serlea almot!phere,. thla year," said Reda ,early In the 1974-leuon, !lad outtleld here u they did at in trouble " report, he didn't play as much as Ule year before. Nor did he them asklci ·for people who "I love. II.'' Manager Sparky Anderion. hll doubts aboUt making it all Bolton, we're goma aee a lot . The ~ who won 100 have anywhere near as good a season, tailing off f\lulrply to had beeR nla! to htm the six "And I won't deny It," he "When .we went to spring . the way back. of nwnbers on the board,'' yeare he hu tieen jlere. , added. "The World Series, training In February, he "l had never had an injury ~ Joe Morgen, the Reds' games this year-most 1n the .2~~· only ~ RBI's and five hmters. I couldn t see myself sitting on the bench even though I • Said an aiiOCiate u Ander- Uke a lot of eportlnc evenll,ll wun't even lilted on my 12- to illY ann in my 10 years In mcit dallll\ll'OUI bose stealing Natlooal League in over 50 years-managed 64 of them wasn 't hitting," says the 27-year~ld Carbo. "I·didn't look alit soh carefully checked off show business and man pitching . pnilpeetua, 1 the majora," Wlae said, "and threat who wu thrown out by hcme plus the two playoff from his side at all, only mine. Jusl me, me, me. I cursed him at IIIIIJiel from i hand-written shoW11181111blp. ' just didn't want the teem to there's always that proepect Boston catcher Carltoo Flalt wtnli against the Pirates. and said things to him I shoul~'t have.lforgot he had traded llat, "Sparky, you're too. "Pete Rose bu sh0Wiil8il· feel we could count on him." l1lllilln& tbrough your head In hla only attempt to Ileal at That· 771 Reds winning Alex Johnson more or less to giVe me the job. It got to the point nice.'' . llhip,'' 11id Sparky; thinldn& Tile Nolan comeback Ia, of lllat you're neYer going to Fenway. perceniage at home could where I didn't have any use for hitn anymore, and felt he was That'swhen Sparky lllrted of Pete'a head-first sllde,s and courae, one ofbueball'a mllll play again. t1ntll you do It "Playing on a field with m telldng about whai hla father huatllng play. "And W'lllle heartwarming atorles of 1975: between tbe two lines, it's mud on the basepathll will ·make &mday's ninth inning harder on me than anyone' else.'' 3-2 loes to Cincinnati loom Carbo was traded to St. Louis in M;iy of 1972 for Joe Hague bad tauahl him. May1, with hll hat always Stricken by a mysterious there." ' mall:e ~ much different even larger lor the Red Sox in and Ule Cardinals.seot him to the Red Sox at the end of 1973 Y ~·Tile only lbq you can get falling off, that waa shoulder pain when he atAlthol!lh one of the two for me. I think playing on these next three games at along with Rick Wise in the Reggie Smith deal. · In tbll world ~ free Ia ldild- sboWIIlilillhip. A player baa tempted to throw out the late comeback IIIII wDl be cur- Altroturl puts more of a Riverfront. "I'm a faiJler myself now and I've gotten much smarter," neu," 1111d the 41-year~kl to have more tban just Roberto , Clemente of the talled, at 1eut llllnporarUy,. premium on speed and says Bernie Carbo. "I can see nobody else cared for me the while-haired manag~r. abWty.'' Pitllburgb Pirates on a Wlae feela be hlmaelf can way Sperky Anderson did. He actually made me a big league ~ ballplayer, He's I he one responsible for me being here rillht · now. "I think I've done this man wrong . .I honestly used to hate NEW YORK (UPl) - Ohio climb back among the him, but now I have a feeling for him that's like, well, I gilesa :isy SAM JI'OGG action. . John aot 10 open.'' cOwboys In the battle lor Slate continued to be the leaders, after losing its you'd call it love. I wish I could just go up to him and tell him JJPI Jlporil Writer In the third periOd and the Thelamann recalled acrlm- diviaional honors and overwhelming choice f the season . opener to Missouri, I'm sorry for the way I acted the past few years. I only wish UPI Board of Coacliea With 34 and moved up a mtch 'from there was some way I coilld tell him.''. ,,WASHIN<lTON . (UPJ) IICOrl tied 1~10, ADen agreed maslng II a freshman . dropped the Carda two games first place votes of the 42 cast last week 10 siith. Michigan qecqe . Allen, 1 man of to foreco a Mart Moaeley agalllat Peralne, then a beblnd. The day be[ore tbe World Seriel ~. alter bolll teaiM but aecond ranked ~la!Mmo IIICI hmiiUltealao moved up ' had flnllhed tbelr WIA. . . . . at: ~ Pan, BenM Cadlo llfulkln, pmbled on )I roolde lleld 11CIIl effort from the 3'1 senior, when both were at 'l'homu acored a aecond lllmiWad tbt ..., . . . . . . awroeched the Reda' manaaer Cllllil rtgl& lleld 1114 llbd If 1nct 1 rate field soa1 and bli and the ~t wu a 30-yard Notre Dame. "He uaed to and aame-claeldllltl touc:bapclt !o levfllth and wtlh tbelr blrdGJ&bt vldta-y ~ aeopactlvely. he could talk tQ him a lew mlnutea. Alodop-1114 _.,llld tbe itlllllJJ&Ioft lledMinl raked touchdown J1111 from hall ract me up pretty lood." be dciwn of tile Clllltell In 1111 OVI!I' arc:IH1'1'al Taa. · Teus, whleh was llllh last two of them walked toward a bench used by the groundfii ~ tbreetaad¥1o11a J~ holder Joe ~ to lllcl. "But I made a ~ Qlil final quarter after St. Loull The Buckey• rolled over week, dropped to ninth. Misskeepers and sat down on it. Wl)l1b 1 Jf-17 nationally John ' Peralne, a reierve 9f him kllll8ht.'' ' had reboWidecl to t1e ap1n at wlnleas Iowa, 4t.o, Saturday aourl, which made the biggest had someiJltng on my mind I'd like to tell you,'' Bernie "I've tlllevlaad v1e111ry over the a. llnet.dier who 1011 In 11 a Pwi1Jine llid it was the flnt 17-17. He told o1 ~ with to improve tbelr·-1011 mark pin of the week, jwnped Carbo began. "You once said to me, 'Bernardo, you think I'm Loula Cardinali' Monday tAoc*lng end for the kicking pill he ever caught to either hia brother, ~1, a liar 'lflbt. · tmit. collele or the 11'0 ranlul. "ft receiver wltb St. Loula, prtor to 5-o. Despite tbelr im- from 18th to 10th alter always picking on you. Some day you'fll goiUlB play for .Mike Thomu,'a.Mb round "We caught them with their caught ua completely ,by to the kickoff and related: preslllve victory over the demolishing last week's lOth· somecirie else and you 're goiUlB see that I care about you. I care i-att choice, .wu uaed by peniS down," Thellmann, I!Ul'prlse;" St. · Lou11 coech "He told me, Well Utile Hawkeyes, Ohio State lost rated team, 0~ State, what happens to you now and later in your life.'" Bernie Carbo paused a .moment before continuing. Allen, who' prertra vetel'l!ll, reletlatecl to third atrlng' · Don Coryell llld. brother, we both are In the three of Ill '!rT first place votes 41-14. a week ago to Oldahoma after Colorado, the f"'uth Big " 1 think I've grown up now," he went on. "1 WlllllmmalW'e aliclr1i1MIII«<wllh lOO)'Irda quarterb!l~k duty, told The victory kept the Red· 11'01-.I!Jopeyouplaywell Soonera defeated Tens, .the Eight teem to gain national then and didn't understand what you IJlellnl. Now I do, and Qlllblag and livo touchdownl neWIIllell after lhe pme. "I ~.5-1 , one ltep away frOJn but we're lloln& to wtap you." 24-17, in a bnitalllln& game. ranldng, wu 11th. want to thank you for everything you've done for me.'' ID le.M than tln'ee quartei'l of th0118ht a~t 1'IIJIIdng but the undefeated Dallaa It didn't happen that way. Ohio State dominated the Florida moved up from 171Jl The Reds' manager listened silently.' , ·· UPI poll with a total of 413 10 12111 in the ratings after "Let me tell you something now,'' he replied. "You played polnll, followed by Oll:lahoma shuttlnc out VanderbUt, 35-0. for me when! was still immature. I also have to admit to you I with five first place votes and Arizona State and Arizona, think I've arown up. I appreciate what you've told me, Bernie, 372 poinll. boiJl unbeaten, each moved but I want you to knowwe all baveJaults.'Ali soon as we realize EKcept for the alight up one spot to 13th and 14th, that, we become what is commonly known in oUr society as a ~· BELPRE -Tile Warriors Tom Quillen and ' Mike return in the third q~ter. effort with the line Qpening reshufftlng among ihe bottom respectively. apt their h~ of cham· BareswUt at pinebacldng and Ron Quillen had 54 yardl good holes for the backs. man.'' Notre oame·remained 15th Sparky Anderson and Bernie Carbo shook haod.s. They got ~lonahlp alive Saturday Chip Haggerty and Bruce running at tailback and after Outstanding line play on the teaml, the top 10 remained eVening aa they came !rom Harris In the seco!ldary. moving . to QB, threw a 84 offe111ive unit wu turned In virtually BB it was b week. and Tennessee regained up from the bench and began walklnc in. BoiJllooked straight Soutberp California, with national ranting as the No. 16 ahead so each wouldn't see the mist in the other's eyes. !lehlnd In the dying seconds of "We had them In the hole yard TD pasa to Haggerty by Harold White, a steady two flrilillace votes, apln team. Pittsburgh also ~game agallllt the 71lers,in . most of the evening", said a . who caught three pesaes for . hand at center, Ed Mcwaa tblrd and Nebraska returned 10 the ratings as No. ~lpre to. win 1111.<14. Warrior. . 137 yarda and two TD's. · Dennllt and John Wolf~! at again waa fourth. Teua 17, with San Diego Sta~ .This Wt@k's Special .vTIIe defellie led by. John 1'he offensive unit was illso Bruce Harris had 41 yarda tackles and a really great job A&M, wbich picked 'liP the · again 18th. Miami of Ohio Coltanzo, with 12 individual on fire with the running of and one TD. Harvey Hofln~r by all the bench to give the e Dai~ Sentmel · tackles, played a superb Keith Van Inwagen who had caught a TD .pass from Paul Warriors needed stamina lor other fltat-place vote, was 19th with no other team cllmbed from aixth to fifth. receiving votes this week. DEVOT E D TO TH E game. OUtstanding defenae 63 yards before leaving the Aikman who was Bfor 9lor 74 80 minutes of good football. INTEREST Of Alabama continued its play Wll credited to AmOII game with a knee lnjury. yardalnpu~ingand22yardl The76ersacoredllrstona9 ME,IGS· MASON AREA NEW VOR 'K (U P! ) - The CHESTER L TANNEHILL Wallbrown at.mlddle guard, ,Keith alao had a 37 yard punt on ~ground. yard run by Steve Pratt. The Unll eCI Press Interna tional Exe c. Ed. Board of Coaches top 20 USED CARS ROBERT HOEFLICH Jack Smith at ,defensive end, · Overall, Itwas a real teem kick by Deve Walteri waa coll eg e football tea ms w ith City Editor "" · ·• good to lead 7.0. The Warriors won ·los t rtcor ds an d f irst Pu blished d ally exce pt plac e vot es in parentheses Sat ur d •y by Th e Ohio Va lley came back on' a pass from Viking player fift h Week : Pub llshlng comPany , 111 Co ur t St., Po meroy, Ohio Team Point! AlkmantoHoflnercovering6 45769. Bu siness Office P hone I. Oh io SL 15·0) (34) A1 ' yarda and the kick was 99 2-'2 156. Editor ia l Phon e 99237 2. Oklahoma 15·0 1 151 2151 . ... • · blocked. With 2:Min the half, 3. Sou l h. Calif . (5.0 ) 121 29 I second class postage p aid Economic controls imposed in Canada "''"*" ..an4.....-t ~;·;•;o;•;.;-;o;•;•;o~··;·;o;•'..•;•;•;•;•;•:•;···:·;•:•;•;···:•:•;•;···:•:•:•-.Y•'•'•············· ·.·.-~·.· •,• • ! ,t ~'I \1' l' for ecmcation of the gifted, provided will empha1lze .. ~W' 1 cmr aiiGGIIaltlb ani urban acaUon and pupll c:rltlcalllllnkln& and problem KINGS MIW, Ohio hot air ballotlll, aerobatl~ · wclltlllailllalllllld-IIMmlilll. tranaportation operation solving, aclantlflc · methodl Eve! Knlevel'a two young sbllts by two b111lanea llld 11111111 plptl far relmburaem and research skllll, In- s0111 will make their llral free.fall show. • •.uan hour, Ellclbllity gifted dependent study ani contact · appearance in the United Throuahout the day 1 "I'Ve balD lllloWIIIIc oyllm' llhtlll lflllll undl!l' c:;e new : : with knowledaeable and states during the ~nKnlevel'a eo.toot touring van j llld dlrl aD daJ Jaaa," llld MIA darda Ia detennined by recognized authorltiel. terlainment preceding lky cycle and Formula 1.,.. 111111, • bll ... dirt hair,· i!Cidem1e performance and Urban education lltandarda Knlevel's 14-bua jwnp al ractna car wDl be on dlaplay IIWidl NootA and 'ftl&bi12Z. evidence fi special abilities. specify use . of lltate money. . Ktnp Island. at the arena. .: "1111 _, truclal come ani education stan~ppropriated by the Kelly, 14, IIDd Robbie, 12, John Lanigan, populai "Gifted .aaad .......... of 0)1ltlr lhel1a darda to guide the allocatlm legislature to help ~lve will perform motorcycle morntna peranallty on WGAR llld clrt. We ba'lt to llvel It fir I of a '100,000 per year aevere edacation probieiDa ln stunts u part of the Evel radio in Cleveland, will n11 lalllllaU.." lbe lllld. She alloc:atlon by the General economically depre-d Knlevel Thrill Show begin- emcee tba 'l1uil1 ~ In aomelllatl pejall oU field Assembly demonstrate a areu. A total ol 421 achool nlng at 5 p.m. October 211. which Knlevel'aaona wiU Jolll maciiiMrJ wltll alumlaum-ball return to the recoJ!nitlon of dlltrlcta qualify for the PU Klnp Island will provide their famoua father . Knlevel IJIWitocracy and ell!mplary mlllllll annuaUy in budtleted entertaimnent at the jump will perform 1 1kiira student achievement.'' 11id · dlaldvantaged pupll funds arena from 2 p.m. Weather demonatratlon With bll X·R Public Instruction over a two-year budget conditions permitting, the 75 Harley Davldaon molol'perlod. . featured event will be a cycle and cuakm-bullt atuqt Pupil transportation lkydiVlng exhibition 1n which car and crllh car. ~ Ciperatlon relmburaement 11 men will form the inlliaia Kni.Vel will attempt his I ' revillonl are dellgned to "E. K." in a free'fall at 13,500 long• I motorcycle Jump ~~. arl'AWA, Om:la (UP!)- IJ"'UPP "'"'''*_,)UIII_II apecled tltlmated the cmtroll would . controll do not affect labor inl:r.- fundi for I!Cboo1 feet. • approximately 8:10 p.m,\ 'Prime llllllawr Pitm to obw" 1111 l'llde'hw " lffeet about ~ of contracll and agreement• dlltrtcta ID offaet bighlr COlli 'nle afternoon'• JII'Oil'llll Sler'tlnl on level around. he .u--..1-1 ~ lelldlw 'lbl pillallnw permit Clnlda'• ..n fiii'CI. , . •inro.u,!lati!IPlJonlyto new pecta. t'IP-~~ of fuel and repairs reaultlnl will be&ln with Ktnp llland'l will mate a run Clf 1100 feet ~ · cuatrala Gl\. -ual ....., IDcrealll of • iniii\I:CIIIo and malle Clown Band, 'nle Klnda i{r clear the bUill. Knlevel will lllljar Ill Clnlda'l per ea~t, but an addl~' 2 ' paymehts inore equitable Swing, Dixieland Band, be airborne about 160 ltet ~ • 10M~ ledaJ,IIJiallt Wll per ea~t hike can ba liven for IIICIII" varylna tranaportaUon Hanna-Barber a characten at leut 10 feet longer than ~ on 1 :11 1 Jltt .,....., Ill lncnue In 1 -br'a ~ Collltrucllon is ~tlonl. ( and The McCoya, a countryWembley Stadil!DI Jump ovs; · .. ' 'Dit CIGIIINII limit . . . Jll'l*etlvll)'. 'lbe mutmum under way on a major ceble . , Biemlai apprup1latlona lor western group. At 4 p.m. the 13 buies lui May. _,.; Nbil f• llllliJ •l!tll to 10 annual pay 1'11111 Ia limited to addition in the Shade ex· irmlportatlon Include t56.8 Kings Island • Flreatone Tile KinKB laland Jump""' . . ~ • ,.... . . Nllrlel ' t2,400. change, General Telt;~hone uilllton in 19'15-'le and ~.3 International Air Show will be telecut ltu..Oii. ABC-TV'• pr1ae III!OIIIIi 11r cor!'I am te!lq you tbat thll Co, of Ohio has announced. nlllUGn In 19'15-77. lnclucle the launching of lour "Wide Wilrld of &porte~ poratkinl to lbelr lncreue In JII'OII'IDI mult WGI'II, baea1111 Kenley R.' Krlnn, Athens foUowins the Notre ~ llOIII. If II dotl liCit, tbe government' customer service manager, ' · · usc football game. Clrt! •11Jia prGII'IDI of l'lltrllnl may be fcfted to lmpoae CINCINNATt (UPI) -The contributed quite a bit of. cinnatl; Columbua, •II!!' ll,tbe baa'fielt l!!pllld 11J1011 mandalllry, ecmprehlnllve lllOII - - - hltllr In the fllllively in World Seriel said the t81,1180 project is desi&Jied to upgrade present Dayton 'flewlnlll'lll wiU br CMJpetlilon,the pall couple of Ce_.... linea 1111 lllclZcl· . ·all embraeln1 price and lineup ... the llciMon Red Sol services and provide for blacked out. World W• ," TNdwu llld In tncome controll upon every kmlgbt In the third pme of yean duplte tbelr lmleUvity future ~It! .. the soutliern I > ncketa for the October 2li • l!mJaule l!llllaawlde lei- Ia.! and 'tfCIIIIID Ill Canada," the World 9erlll could well be at 1111 plate In raiJI}ar sector ~ thi!' exchange. event can be P~"hued at I g1IJ who !Jaan't lniUIIII bat compelltloll. *'-llol!dl)' !!lallL Trudtaa llld. Whel'll poaelble the new ' , ncketron outlell and Rick Ken Helt&man , of tbe "I Dl!lldlll tbt peaple of He Aid the pldellntl iiiCirl than live Umel ID the Oakland A'• dellwnd clutch cable will be burled. PorltOill . ,;; ILIZABErR A. liA1UUB RambiinC Man," JID!IInga Ia Caae motorcye1e and · GJ!D"hiDDCCipt lollbllmlll apply "to the federal lilt two yeara. NASHVILlE, Term. (UPl) llladi!lcJirladaadrabal whose ' aulomobllellencielln Akr«r.~ ,CIIIIbtlr llelll9ior 10 lllat Cll!r ..,...,.aenl and aU Ita em-· Rlell Will, tba llllrtlq hill In each of the pall two of the new ceble will replace exlatlng facilities · lor ,..: John IlerMir, Alllerlca'a bali'd, 111na hair and un- and Cleveland. Advan~ World Serlel, ani only lilt ..,~., caa rswver ,10 !hat ..,_, on the 1,100 largelt pltdler for tbe Rad Sol maintenance reasons. liawt aelllnt pop~ conventlmalatUtade do not combination jump and pu; Saturday Bolton'• Lull 'niDI • -aD 11a bl.l llr a11n 1111 ClOiftPIIIIel 1n canada, · tn- aaalnlt tbe ClnclmloU Radl ....... tllrl!Uib witb • key Completion of the project Is 111111 and ColOrado'• poet llwaya at well witb the CMA admlaalon tic Ireta wl '" IlleR :111 lfOUid be If n C!luclln& virtually every com- tonl&ht,·uaed tO ba 0111 of ~. ~eheduled next April. The . md HR;, t1'· allowed tba, economy to pany In the conatruclion lftCI!II feared l!attn ~ ~ In' the aeventb inning Shade exchange serv• 263 • laureate, baa Willi the country arlllocney. prefe sea-.. are •.., mullc lndutry'l blpeat Tllebkiudeanl blwim Mill Advance jump . only tlckell \lOftllllla a1111c Ita ...-• lndultry, ani on an the pltdMra dUrlnl bll all!: yean tbat llarted lhe Red ~ on the way to a i-o trlumpb In the lelephonea In a 3kquare- aeeoladt, the Entertainer Clf Parton llld llba Wll IUf· with lidleld standing are t{ daiiiNtilw ON'It." employeloftbole CMJpentes. Ill the Natlmal League. ' mile-area of Athena and the Year award. pr1aec1 by her 'rictory. •· • 'Dit prime mJn!•er aald tba ' ''Tile auldellnel apply 11 mace cwn~a1 to the Red flral pme of the Strlel. Me'counties. ' N« oni111 Wile eonaldered con...- 1lllllld lalla elaet wen to all profeulonal Sua, bowe¥11', hi baa bien 19 ,.. On toar In lhe Far Ext, "I'm pnu:l of It and I )1111 •• lnu•..._..., and .-Iii ''fw people, 1uch 11 doetora, tilt plate only a few times • lood bllllr by pltel!era' Den"r aceepted tbe Country hope that tMtbocb lblnlull ,. ll 1 11ape nol!ody e1g1 native .,, a couldarabt. lan&tb of lawyera, accountanta and bec:a• li tbe Allllrlcan i!Wiclar*, but be'l I pcllrtr ilo at ruvabont Slldlum he llullc ~_...'icll booor via A Lept'e dwl1nalad bitter bitter II well. He bu hit 16 eleelllflecl tbt Rede by pit- AtelUte from .Perth, tbb*alptltl- IW!iwbat time." Be aald wbl1a liMy enclneera." . " nahllllr and beltinl a · appiJ C!II)J Ill certain 111eet Government offlciall rule. Yet, AL plldlara have earM" bomeraand four yean C!hlnlla pa1r of bamtn to boot AutraUa, durlaa the lappenad 1Ut .,..,.. a ultlllnllclc!IWIIIt a1 the natluawlde Ill! clllli tbe lib llld, rller•ie to the trr4 pltdln 111 _.Iliff ill'• 1111 AllnUil alA ....- lbcnr .F -It Voaalllt award bat biUtr," uya outllelder alradllve IINm the Grand 011 whleb w.t till Olhla , . . . Ervan V, Blalle, Bernie Carbci. "He can ~ House Mooday nJaht. John, I pretty f,ultraUan who llPrinlfleld, Ohio, a naU.e :;t dtllnltel)' help 111 with tba I w11 railed on COUilb;'y I'IICOrdl out of Londall. Mella Colllty, died Monday stick Luolnrbal T1ant did the IDUIIe. It Wll part of my Ufe Tile Newton..rd!n award at Mercy Hoapltal there, ... . . day He 1111 a bit and and ll'1baaullflll to 1!1 able to rallld lhe badiltlli 111111Y a ..,. in Melp Cblltly, he1pad u;.. 1 pme 1 think 1!bare lhll with you," aald the country ltlli •• and ltd to the wu the 1011 of the ftev. E1d1ti Rldt wtllanp lbere.lool!lnl blolld, illapectacled llnpr, Gl'lanllatlon of jhe Blake of .ReiilriiUe and the r. 1 pltdJ to hit out of the ·who IIIIo prnered tbe Still of .trr clatllln of CCIIIIIIr)' J:D. late Harriett Hull Blalle. He • . I ~ 41 baDpart " tbt bonon fir "Back tlrtalnen. ..,. poup Nb Wll I member Ill lilt ., llMr- E. '-It, 1111.0. other factora, and there wu . c:holwterol lnlab? l'ijl only yo..- c:hol•ierol ·and diet? · a... Apln." ' fir iiiCirl rep nr41tloll Ia Some children have blab · DEAR DR. LAMB - I am 110 effect at all from vitamrn 10. Wilt, honv•' baa &Milan tamp1e of tbe tbe CMA IJ!d. a dills: II¢ Untied Brtll!rtD Olareh. J1t tilkinlaiiCIIi lia ability ,_, ._ .... ......_ .._ be!OIIIi!l to Tealilltn lA9 DEAR READER - Tile cholesterol and If detaeled 1to• Clliltrlblltl Gywwald.lha" hacl10111e B. Ttle 1111 of wheat aerm oU at tba Jilate over1lpplnl worldl of ·- - t - - a..._ ..... 1M at llji1allleld and WJ!1 tr011111 with m:ylll)'rold lilld for' thll .purpoae II blled on American Bllrt oWl. hu lihould belln a propamllleft. malllly beeaaae of bl~ country, JICIPi rvdl IIICI folk . FNdib Plllillr r11C1lvad' employed by tbe lttilo6 .._ my late 1111. I have thl11 old, long alnce recommended that mea Tile blat way to 1t11n people ., ••, . wbleh have produced a tbe8IJ!IIe"-"l!itbeYIIf tallen Iodine ..--~.... bJ a. dlaeredilad concepta. n ,on't lhoulcl aot eat man thait ·to ~ "" rl&ht food 11 to · "lcloa;INDttbapmewOI IIJI!rtd MI!CI tblt aelll ...0 award for ''Wberl tbe Nut Alito Tranaport co. He aerftll in the Picllle Theater' ~ ft · llfte ea Jllllla a In- baiiJ'i''lialniila chftl&· clll* tic liar.I ha" l!aard thalllalp help at all. be di!eklacllll howl do db I bu\ q n binkore Tllrdnp Filii." with tba. 8. IJI Farcit ....... ... tilt tllyrold. Bow · For more lnfwmatlon on cluJiniU..Uiadlneeoldlll. hood . t.t," aald Will "I'm men country • • •• who fill For 1111 foll'th ,_.. Ill a Prolonged uae of blab CXOGCII1Iad wllb ·~~~~ pitelllllll "their" mule II balnt row, Conway Twitty and d - World War D. Ht ~ !IIUd! how allen l!hould vitamin E write·to me In care Th• Inter Soc:iet:p Coniof thll newapaper, P. 0. Box miiiiCIII on Heart Di1eue protein dletl that are hl8hlh Greenfield "" tbll ba tallanT aapect of the pma. But, I'm waler'ld drwn. Uretta ~ ~a ad . tba fllidad 1M3 when ha mond Alao, I WOIId lllle 10 llnow If 11161, Radio Clty SIIUon, New .I'ICtllUIICIIId llmiUna the fat, ~terol dleta II 101n1 ~. up there w111a ..., On 1111 otber band, two Vocal Dull IWIId for tbalr "'" u.,..,ld. wheat · - oU Ia tlood to York, NY 10011. Send SO total dally cholelterollntab often IIIOCiated with 1 bilh tboulhtallrJbwtullll.... 1onttiDie eotmlry ebart iD- Dlln)' bite lncluclinl Survlvln1 , bellda1 6!1 keep tbt blood from centa, a 10111, atamped, aelf. to 1!00 mUU1r1m1. An rtae In drola Ia ol levela to bit or If tbe altuUon hlblliJU, WaJIIIn Jaudnp 'Ninp." father . bla 1(1e, ~'2' addreaud envelope,llld u11: 1• l'fll'lllle ea yolll: eontalna undellrable Ieveii. You ...;...... It to ..... the llld Q!rllrl'nll, tool!: Kala becamlnc too thick. Mra. Rat c:amm, 1lllllr Plrrln .Bllb; I ICIII, ~ , 1, DEAR READEk - Kelp for '!be Health IAIIIr DIIDber from . . to I'll lllllllaraml of lhould chanie rl&ht - . , _ .,_;, -· IDd P.alt Vocal¥1 Ill tb1 bowl! u tb1 ~tb Vlenaa, Obio; ..a ............, 1111* tbe fattyC!MIIIna illllna and If JOU t-12, VltamiD E: Miracle or chollaler'ol. "l'•e batn out of lbe y.,, dllllle Mllllil ...., 11' 1 1111 need iGdlne It WOIIId Ill I good Myth. . :r'CII! can ba on I . hilb chcllta'-'l dapGIIII In the Ntltonal Leap• for two Bxt lmowa for "I'm a IJio 11m w1!1a • • ctiL McGinllla.lr lprlntllald;Rita lint ~. ,DEAR DR. LAMB I l!aw ji I I tilt 811 d llllllt •Will b1t11111 w1J life. - · You i!hoald rely on u a.-1 Orville l!lld Harold :Jl , _ dDetar lu decide If J011 heard that one abolld lllhat ,_ *II 111111...._ Plab, ~ lllx I IIi ff lila , . . . up al!at a.... 111111 Grw!'lalt,ll!d ..._, h.JI w fl!kl d '*I d eantaln ,..... . wbt-.ldlllllln apt for Delli Iodine. Ii JOII do ba. wDl men than linter abl!lll four • five tbe C ., 111111 BID ol Rledmlle. IIi ......... -"' Jill! • I'!'CII*' 1!1101111 a week 11 any DKft t11ar1 tl!at Dill)' aboilt " 11111111 . . far 1tore1 and· 1at1r at t1 1h d IlDia And IIIII certainly Flml. In 111'1. wilbout nl)'lnl on an ln- woald ea- htah elwlh!llllol each thrae and one-ball i!llowtd , fatl)'-ebeleltarol wun't qalnat flrtt rate · W -• ' 1 ' 1 111 IIIII lnnlc Fanaril .. tlcx Will 1!1 COIIIIant latab. whicb ,lncreaaa1 tbe (110 II'DIDII·. Ualnt tlepri!lll In 0111 Ill tbe major DANCE PRIDAY lllll .... l!llll.alher'.a! held all pa. Wad« . there ... quite a ftap powlblllty of heart attaclla lean pOI1itlll Clf ~ fooda arilrlal ollbelr balrL About · pltdlera . In eompetltiV. So, I 11m no Ide& The lfllh Jcbool PeN• ... 1111 prjalo tbe Idea UIIIW In about • Yllrl aao ·about and 1troltel. I find Dial 11!1 wDl 'ftl'lllln8. You can aiiD 10 I*' c:tnt of 1111111 had ob- 11'81111111. X til baw I'D do wltb 1 l!at. Homecoming dance be ..... l&mr IJM,Iillllikf, ''I Cbareh with ... Rft. CWit.lt U1inC vitamin E to prevent CIIb' typa al itt I aan _... uli x many ea whllll u atrueUon of man lhan 'IV'I*' 1111t If I • ......,.., 1111!1 held Frida)' nltht will In the W c.nllllll..,...totbe ....,, ........ b.r the ... .blaod clotl. n ma rnada the with 11-lbat Ia Wll'!IIIP Ill you Wr.e. And, Jill! mllbt Wr.e e.nt ot Ilia li - li I'm Ill at ll" cafeltrla at tba hllh 10boo1 faat lilt I 1M ltl't 1&. I lbelr arter1w. ao, 4an't tl!lnk Ro1!1rt Blali, ~.:1 malca' ~ • - pro111n - with I* a1 meat aome a1 tbe !IIW ea MJrlatnl Damtl 011 tbe IIICI.. ............ I 111M~ r--.~ looll!t!ll ..... IIIII . IIJJ Ill 1t e, _. a. 1 .1~~:~~~~~Ia m:.":l:O-'~ity . -·- ~~is~·, 1~ol~n .~uri · ·~:Sriar . · kv. · i s·· ~~f~%..~ ~~S :I:' •lJ · i .. . U.. SY.·.man.. ::~e~=~:':n~ ~:v:e:i::!~ s: ': . Having been beld prlaoner In Fa,lmouth (now Portlanil), · Maine, lor several l!ours in May, British captain Hetll')' · Mowat - wiiJl the ellhi·JIUD Canceav and the siX.p HaWru - returns lor revenge. On the 181b be &IVI!i the townspeople two hours to evacuate ao that he mipt "aecute a juat punishment" ; later, he po~~tponea the born· bardment. On the 18th the townapeople reluietoiWidover the cannon, arms, amm11nltloti, and holliiJel tblt he dem~ . Soheopensftre. ThecannonadetasllmOttoftbe day. When It 11 over, no American lives have been loatmost of the tnbabltanll bavtna left on tbe 18th. But 41~ buildings have been deltroyed (lncludin&l39 dwellinp); 11 vessels have been burned, and lour eaptured. Wben General Was~ington bean of the Incident, h~ deplorea tlli "savaga cruelties' ' u but tbe latest British "eumple of despOtic barbarity." ! (X)LUMBUS (UJII) -Here Putnam County; Fostor.la are the UIIIIPID*!III of the 38 City of Senec8 County and IIChool dlltrlcll to emtlng C&rey Exempted VUJage of vocatlonalacbool districts Wyandot c:;punty assigned to made Monday by the . State Penta •• County Joint· · Board of EdiiCation. Vocational School District. Mlnater Local, New Upper Sandu&ky Exempted Bremen Local, New Knox- VUJage of Wyandot County ville IAICII ani St. Marys City 888igned to Tri-Rivers Joint of Auglalze County and Vocational School Dlatrlct. Celina City, Coldwater Bettmne I.oc:al, Hopewell· Eainpted VUJage, · Marlon Loudon Local, New jllegel Local, SoUthwest Local. and . Local, Old Fort IAICII, Senel/8 St. Henry Con10lldated Local East Local and Tiffin City of of Mercer County aulgned to SeneCa County ani Mohawk the AP,IIo Joint VocaUooal · IACal of Wayndot Qlunty School t;llltrlcl. lisslgned to Vanguard Joint Arcadia Local, Arlington Vocational School Dlltrlct. Local, Cory-Rawaon I.DCel, Parkway Local of Mercer McComb Local, Van Buren County and Continental Local and Vanlue Lq,cal of Local, Jennings Loc:al, Ot· Hancock County, Hardin tovllle Local and Kalida Northern Local and River- Local of Putnam County dale Local of Hardin QJunty, assigned to Vantage Joint Columbus Grove Local, VoceUonal School Dlatrlct. I.elplllc Local, MiUer . City- oeertleld-Unlon Lo!:al of New Cleveland Local, Ot· warren County aaslgned to tawa-Giandorf Local and the Warren ·Joint VocaUonal, . Pandclfa-dllboa ·Local of School Dlltrlct. ' From fancy dress baiJs to roughnecking it in an oilfiel~. palnlll. "I aiiD die dlldlea," lihe llld. ''all I let to wear glovel." MIA Dietl, whoapenlthe laat year tra'llllnl around the atate ltllndlnl local fllllvall 11 the ~~~~~~ qu.~ repreleniiUve and pve up bei' crown at the Ville Platte Cottoo PeaUvll Saturday nllht, 111d the · work at .Suptrlor Oil Co. II toqb. But lhl lnllatlllbe Wt• it. "I lib to work outdoors," lihe llld. "1 can't keep up, but I try. I jlllt talll my Ume... Mill DIN, who Wll homecomlnll quten at Iota Hl8h School lui Year. llld 1111 appllld for 1 job a month aao but dlcln'l eJIIIcl to haar 11'1111 assignm~nts . ~='The<DaUy8enttnei,Mtddlepori-Pomeroy, 0 ., TU~y;Oct. J4,1975 .;-~· We Hold These Truths··· 38 .districts are listed 11'1'11 ' IVANGEUNE, i.a. . (I.Ji>l) 8uattl Djlll, 11, who JUII ccmJllttad a ,.ar Ill paradea1 balla, and banqaltl• OoiiGII rlltiVal Quill!, 38 - . __________ _____ Adolph's Dairy Valley ·:::1ibnll ifllrlt \!::: J • ... \, Reuter-Bnan Insurance �. - ~-.i.:. The Dally Se~linel, MldtU~rt-P~~~Y~ 0.,T;;~y:Oct~l4,197S- - . !! j'~-.~m.<:::<:::'*-"--··~.vr a:;::~ - r ~ .· .~ ____ ......_ __ _.. ___ . ---.:.....-- ·---~-~ ·- - L ~'i~~Uy-~~~~~!!!!f~:!'ome~~oy, •• . stud~nt., . Seventh Grade ~ Connie r· Houchins, June Hutton, ltigga, Lori Rupe," Toqy"5cotf, . co\iert, Ron cullums, TQdd Mc>r.rtaoil;'..Joe ~vey,; • ~ • Bailey, Kenda BraWl, Kelly Sherr! ijysell; Joyce Janey, Angela Sinclair, Cindy Smith, CbrisUne Ebersbach, Paul Kathy ' Qulvey,' : Linda . i; ·'l'l f9INT PLEASANT _ lte!llll discueaed at the Mason, Brilwn, Unda Eason, Kevin . Angehi Kennedy, Linda Tainmy Stollart, Camille Goeglein 1 Tim Q~rdman,­ Rosenbaum, Jamey Scally, ,::;~ County Eitenaloil lbnemakers Council meeUng Tueaday at •. .,. ~ Gibbs, Tim Gore, Katrena Kovalchik, Anita . Le\'l'iS, SwirideU, Barbara Tanner, Mark flood, Janet Horky, llavld Stewart, Kim Wll'!ler, the CGurtbOUie Annes ftl"!! f.Chlevement Day, scllelluled for Hale, Robert Harmon,, Robin Becky Long, Terry Mayes," Bryan Wilcox, .Darla Wilcox, Rick Icenhower, Lisa Jones, Rl~ky Willlamaon, Mary _~~~ . October 30 at the Hobday Inn,"Kanaugl; the fall conference at Herald, ~ndra Herdman, Carol Morris, John Morris, Linda Williams, Darla Cliff Kennedy, Robert Klein,. Wile, O!ris .Woods, ..! Terri; ' f1~ ,Jacbon'aMW,andthel..elldenhipConferenceonNov. 18-191it . .. , , ", !I Jayne Hoeflich, Sheila Deena Neece,. Laura Williamson . , . · Floyd McClellan, · Dede YealJIIer. Camp VlriU Tale. Oilier eventa were unounced by Mrs. Vicki' ·"! •. ~ ·' .,. .~~ Horky, Jean Horlon, Angela Ohlinger, Steve Ohlinger, . Eighth Grade - Tonia Ash, McEwen, Sandra Miller. ..~ 1;, ! Keefer, Eltenlloo Agent Horne Demonstratloo. Angela Payne, Beth Perrin, . Scott Barlrum, Ricky BlrcllMre. Elmer Grueaer, prelident ~ the councll, prelided: -~~--------------- Mary Ridgway, Andrea field, Julie Biron; Sharon A. Lewis home. ~. Hany Staats reported on tba cost·of l!avlng either 300 or A picture of the late Virgil A. Lewis bas reported been 1100 boolla printed of club blltories. A survey Is to be made iii The birthday of Mrs. foradinnerat ~· StelinbOat , ~~~ given by his daughters, Mlaaes Virginia and Lucy Lewis lo be each club u to how many members will want to buy book Chari~ Warner, Ebenezer Inn, Racine. With the !llrthq. which WGUld l'Oit apprOldnoately $2 e41ch. • uaed In the borne. St., Pomeroy, was celebratod days of both Mrs. Wartier and Attending were Mn. &nllb, Mn. Besale Ingels, Mn. Doris Allllmtatlon wu received from Mlas Rita Am Garland, a wi !h a party on ThurSday and her son tieing obSeMMI. ' • :jl llqberls, ~rs. Evelyn Proffitt, Mrs. Delmar Alexander, Mr. · PORTLAND - Twenty-two SPROUSE, Kevin Teaford, former .._. Cqunty Ftlr Queen, to bet wedding on October a dinner on Sunday. • · 18 at I p.m. to Norm~~~ J, Persin of 'warren, Ohio. Mias and Mrs. Fred Spencer, Mr. Horton Eckan!, Mrs. J. Marshall, pupils , at , Portland Bruce Wolfe. Th!ll"sday guests·· of Mrs. Grade Four _ VIcky Elementary have been Gtrland, dauaht.er of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Garland, Mrs. William Zerkle and Mrs. Zelma Hunter. Warner were Mrs . Ethel named to !he .first six weeks The next meeting of tlie Society wW be Tueaday, Oct. 21, at honor roll. A ·chUd .must Barber' Wade Connolly' Ti"oy .. Galllpalla Ferey, will be .married in Rio Grande Calvaty Saul, son Bobby, Louisville, 10 a.m. at the VtrgU A. LewiB borne. Ward, DANNY WEDDLE. Baplilt <liurdl, Rio Grthcle, Ohio. Mrs. · Roberta maintain a grade of "B'1 or Grade Five _ CINDY . Ohio; Mre. Howard Garland, who beads the achoolbouae fund, Kowalewski, East Canlon, belter to be named to the roll. EVANS, Bruce Johnson•, rtpolted lhlt $1,a& .hal been received. ~. Ray Fox reported and Mrs, Lee Weber, Dover. Those wlw&e names are in Tammy Meadows , that - . 1 cGIIIpllllea of Colwnbus, Ohio were contacted In capital letters had aU A. DEBORAH OCl'EAU, Paul. Cake and ice cream were • reprda to mov~n& the old scboolbous, to the perk. served. Mrs. Saul's birthday Mr. and Mrs. Ray Steiner Named to Uie roll were: · Ours, LOri sProuse, Dannette was· also celebratod. At the opeling ol the meeting, Mn. Ollie Browning, vice of C\~veland spent the Grade Two - Theresa Weddle. prwldant, wu In charge of the devotionals u.alng for her On Sunday, Mrs. Warner's'' weekenH In Middleport Barber, CHARLIE BOSO, Grade Six - Sherry tb4me, ''Wballl the Belli of Names?" Scripture: Rev. chapter Tammi Proffitt, Misi · Beegle, alicia Evans, Kris son, John W. Sewell, and Paul vlsl~ng ~ mo~r, Mn. join bls camp In the final · By BOB S·J'EWAR"f 3, ~lth. v... Sewell and hi& ·wife, Pam, , Marte Steiner. f\M!l· •~tended J bns KeU PI k stage~ of training and at Spro.use. I. ' Mre. Gnaeaer allked for committee reports wblch were UPI Sparta Writer Marietta joined Mrs:,Wilmer • ' the Bob Evana FestlviJl. Grade Three - KIM 0 on, Y. c ens. ringside, NEW YORK (UPI) liven aa lollon: CllileMhlp, Mrs. Ollie Browning; CUltural llrta, Mre. JGim Kelley; International Relallona, Mrs. Landon· George ·Foreman sale! be II r-------------~------~------------~------~--------------------_2~------------------~--~ ·· I ·"enthusiastic" about fighting Wth; NIUe llirormation, Mn. ·Edith Fo:r. • Mra. ltM!er amounced that the Health Committee" will again and eager to meet Ron ' ' " ·.,.-r tbe Bloocmoblle Nov. 24 from 1 to &:30 p.m. at the Lyle before the year II over, FULL TEXT OF 111E RESOLUTIONS PROPOSIN'L aom~ere in the United · . Appalacblan Co. autllorlwn. ' ' .EACH AMENDMENT . llfn, Keifer liked 1bout having a craft camp with the States. followi!W countiea partldpatlng, MalOn, Jeckaon and Putnam. The bulking fanner ¢Jamc11rtc1 vote ofllul Ia a IUD• I 1aa"QZ 1 . pion, In virtual seclusion ~. JCllut Xelaey of tbe MallOn Co. Qlltural Arts Committee (Amonclo<l Houoo lolnt lllooMlOD .., pro'll<Md by lew. -· dale for do1eplo ollall otatl • No. &) voliUIIeered to check on ll Mrs. Harold Lewis of the Memorial since bls elgbtb round llil Jlril and II<Oild for ... praltdezi:07. but tbl name ~ DO Book oommlltee nporled that • bOok bad been placed In the knockout at the · bands of e.ondldat. for \lUI pnoldanq o!oall BALLOT LANGUAGE, EXPLANAnONS, AND •• ,, ;~n:; ol New Ha"VIII Ubrary In memilr)' of Mary Zerkle. Mrs. Jeia Muhammad AU almost a .. uoed wtthoul hll Ill•Ill tboriQ>. • (Grace) Brown apolte oo the Importance of the Student Fund. year ago In Africa, Monday RESOLUTIONS FOR AMENDMENTS TO 111E OHIO ~.1o'::. DW&IIU DATI AND JlZII'IAL ll!e llllJialned how the money cDllected for the Student Fund Is said he accepted "an the U ' acloptecl by a IIIIJOri1;F ol lila CONSnTUnON PROPOSm BY THE GENERAL·;: • =-.:.~~ .::*".-.. ..:: electon votlllf on tb1l .meDdmtat. blame" for bls losa to AU and IJIId. . II oboll 1oko OJ!ool .IIDU4'J 1, ~ ASSEMBLY TO BE SUBMmm TO THE VOTERS AT by ~~>• Generol .uMta. Keefer reported that the Leederablp Conference at that the "confusion" be bad ODd l.1dlllllll- f ot .AIItllo V 17 of lba Caaolllu tton ol Oblo lbojJ be THE GENERAL RECTION, NOVEMBER 4, 1975. .f::,•canaurrint ~'=.:01herein, o~~ camp Vlr&li Tate Nov. 18-19 .will cost $11 for meall ud fell at the loss of his title wu ~aled. from aucb 'eltcUvt Utt. each hoUH that behind him. lodJIIng. . -~-~ •••·nOF ' ••1-110 r there' lba1l be IUbmiltecl to the elet• - va ' toro of lllo llale In tbi. IIWUIOr pre- . IIIVII I • "l want to get back to ~,.the prootlnent 11pe1kers will be Dr. Maurer; Ginny ,, ''I'M Ohio CoDitltuUOn OUI'l'llll1b teribed by law at the Jmtral elec(Amended IIOUIO Jolnl Rttolutloa requtro. tile Dlmtl 01 au cancUdatel uon to bi beld on' the flrd TUesday bi\slcs," be eald. "I know now Dial, BeUJ Qicbrd and delegate PIIYDII Given. ' No.4! ) ' lor clo!olale or olloi'Dale 1o ibo ofiU lluii!Jollilonday In November, nat1onal oonvenUon of • ~UUcaJ 11111. a propotal to enact SecUoD. -a · ~. Laurera Lewll, wbo waa In charge of the AU was a smarter flgblll' JOINT IIJ:IOLUTIO!f ' •· l' 1'!'0"17 lo be Uotlod "" tho bol1ot. of Article 11 of l1ul Conllllullon of Homemaker~ Booth at the Ma1011 County Fair, tbanked the than I was. I'll have mote alont wt1h 1be ant ud ltOODCI ' the - State of Ohio to read u fol· PIOJ I '"' to amead. ArllaJI; 'fDI ol ... c:o- ol llle a- ol cholee fw pnlidtnt af eacll C&DdJ· -lowa : ~ for their cooperation and· reported !he councll bad respect for him next time. I Oblo!troUIDI--14 ARTJ~, D date for cleletala. Tblo ...no In 1 VVT l_.,y '"be<l _ . . boliDt won the title once, I know I earned ... I ! lloUDJ of namn. Section Mo. To encounp tbe cle· to tm ci W · plllowa slmiJir ·to" thoee to be given to can do It again." ,. ~ Tht propoted ~meadment would vtlo~ent and ma1a.tenance of open -=..,;tO::.':oW ud ondit lo I •apo• MM .,._ ma~ II poillble tor the Generol IPO.,. land for 11u1 P""- of pn>Hl8 agreement to ftgbt Lyle ' cbalrladl• at the-National Convention next year was palled ' .·,'i .... ...... 1111 .... o.t .... ~b17 lo PI• a laW 1bal WoaJd vidlDI I ....... of lllevlaUJit thl provide for .dJreet election of environmental bnpaet ot. ~cUnl llal• . . . to .....ol l1lo II'OIIId for the ladl• to • . Thll ooe wu made by Mrs. Aaron Is simply that at the moment. ltalli to pro?SO nU b .. '! delefatel to praJdeoUal nornlnatlq: &N&I,vtde~.f!'dbe ~~-'pvoro-l• There Is neither date nor site Fowler. Eacll club haa i project~ making pillows. lloD-Iolllol-oMID convanUOlUI and eliminate 'lbil -· evofe4 elDY&,..... " oulhoriHIIIo _ _ . . " neceu11;y of prlnttna on the biJlot to outdaol' recreation be valuecl tor Several peraooa were apponted to aerve on committees for set, only that Caesar's Palace .'1 11u1 nomell of botli tbe cleleple ' reo! p._rty lalt ol the to p...W.=IT tax . u Moplld. lhl . . . . . .Ill IJsaU llouiHp Ullllo ....... will ptoinote the 12-round candidate and the preferred pn~l.. · CNI'Z'Ult value .uoh Imd hu for 18'18. A nominating committee wu apponted. A new '\'Ice take tlfec:t .Jaanrr J, 1171. rau triUIIpo llloa HrYkll. ud • denW eaadldate. IUah NC!l"'IUODil UH, notwtthltand· ' match, and that the gambUng · ( - d bY Reoolulion"of tbe prelllclent and secretary wiU be elected. rtllnllunl loctJ . . . . . . . . . . . . \ :Witbout peaaae ot tbSI tm•d· ,inf the _provilionl of SICUon J· of General Ailembly of Ohio) the r..,•n•• Jolt 11 a ....U I' ment, .tt wW be ::zr-:ble A.rtlole xn except that IJQ' l\1ch 'l1le yearboDk Cf.lllllllttee II"composed ol Mra. WUUe Joe casino bas engaged Jerry IDCb tax nd.acdlou. · 4~r A majority affinnative vote 11 -•·rt .. lind II utllllecl and eon· 0 T:Uof. • pre•klen prlplar7 trolled, or oWilld., b:v an)' onantza· neee811ey1or pan'are. Be it re10lved b)' the General A. Grlnlteed, Mrs. Genva Humplny and Mra. VIrgO BwTia, Sr. Perencblo to supervise Uon or penon wbo dilcrtriLina'lel aembly of jhe 81110 of Obto, lbno· aaatnol or vto!aleo the dvll rllbtl AltendlniW8't Mn. Elmer Gru..r, ~- Jeilll Brown, Mrs. arrangemeniB. tlftla of 1110 momblrl . - to ! ~f of lndfvtdUolo obaU be volued In I<· each hoUH concurrtnc th~ '1bat YES &HALL THI: Neither foreman nor OWe Browning, Mn. Vicki Keeler, Mra. Aaron Fowllr, Mra. cordance wtlll tho provloloni of I tb~ lhall be oubmiltod lo ibo .,_ 1--+---1PROPOSED secuon 1 o1 ArtiCle xn. Laws lha11 ton ot tha ltate 1n the m~ pw: ~ AKENDMENT Nellle Cuto, MJ'a. Helen Lyona, Mrs. Laurene Lewla, Mn. M. Lyle's ~P would dlacloae ~ROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL be paooed to pi'O\'Idt for 1111 defer· I NO BE ADOPTIID! Aliii:NDMZNT acrtbed by Jaw 11 a 1tneral • ,_ the amount of money R) Or li'COllPJ!'I!Dt of lllJ' part ot E. Becldebelmer, ~ . .1{) Ann Sommer, Betty Rlcbrd, Mrl. to be bold 1111 I1Jot _ , . o11or the dltrerenoe 1n tbe dollar valul!l of the Ant M.ondaJ ln No..-nblr, • To ··~'~o"i~IO-c~l~~t~~ Genevieve lAwla, ~- Willie Joe Grlnalead, Mrl. John promlaed each fighter, but it u.e na1 prorf17 tax levied 1n IllY a propooat lo enact 8eoUob .lt DPLAJIATIOII or lUilE 110. I ' ya•r on lan, nlued in .ceordanoe seemed certain thai· abould ArttciO vm of tbo ~tuUoa Kelley, ODie Newman, ~ . Don Heilclereoo, Mrs. VIrgO TM ecmautuUon now l"effU1lw that wlth ttl ncreatlonal Ute Uld Che ; ObJo to real! u rotlowl: ou land In llll Illite fl\liot" be laXOd dOllar amount of the real property lAIN, Ill'., Mila Mary .1{) Cochran, Mrl. Uda Garland, ~ . Perencblo fall to come up at a unllorm rate acCordlnt to ttl ARTJCLZ VIU tax wblctl would have been levitd ' CNJT'W.t marftt value. nther tbllu Edltb Fos, Mn. J. Marsball, Mrs. Geneva Humphrey, Mrs. with an acceplllble video deal upon IUCh land bad 1t been \lalutd ' ~.!.~!'.?'lila JJII1IU[OaccordinJ to tta use (ueept .-.rlcul~ tor wch year tn aceordance wtUI 0< pro.-~ -• Nli WIGl mo<lora Beale Jnpll, Mrs.llarry Staats, Mn. Landoo Smith and Mrs. the bout would be held in Las tun1 llad md the homt~teadl of SecUon 2 of Artlcle XD. and ellldenl roU oad pennantnt17 and totally d i~abled Vegas, with the casino abLoll Hoffman. ' ' lro~leflrllll)lOrloUon · IIIII Nldenta and. rtlldentl 16 )'elll of EITJ:CTIVJ: DATE crodll the otate, IIIII paniWII to .• ' ace 01' older). aorblng !he coats. !aWl ~ for IU<h )J1UpGII \lUll u · adopted by 1 majority of the Thlo "open-opaoe" amendmOill crodll of lilT ct\7, <OUD\¥, . - . Foreman. tdmllted be bad ' ""uld cnale a lollrth excepllon lo to~ or reli<mollaa~IIOii ~~.=~ ~ "::.'~"::! MASON - Mrs. John SIB8on (Jackie), prelident ci Mason divested hlmaelf of his forthe uniform tax rule by authorllinl autbOriQt, may 611iven to or JOIDid January 1, tm. thl General Alsembl7 to enact laWJ 10, or Ia atcJ of, a oorTJ- .,.. Partllt Teacher~ Alloclallon, announced that Mason mer a8iloclates, and that Jim PtrrnitUill land devoted exolulive)J •~~<~ under 1ba Jawo the Unttl<l mavz • to outdoor recreational Ull: to be Elemental')' School wiU hive a Halloween Clrnlval on Oct. "z. Brown, the former pro llta'lel, or ~ •Jti1C7 the ltate of (Amerlclod Howe 3oilll a..lllllon taxed 11 recreatloMl land lndlad Ollto, to ptovlde nil~ No. 12) 'l1le parade fGr muted people will start at 2 p.m. In the af- football star, wu now bll top of laud accordtnl to till IUVIoe to the ltaW, IDd 11W1 1DU dlvelOPIDtlll potential, w\lnl lba be , . _ to the lualkll ... ternoon and 111111111 and IIOUP Ale will IXIIIUllence at· S p.m. consultant on bualnesa afJOINT RESOLUTION land II \lltCl IDd CODtroUed or owned by an ol'ftn!latton or penon Men lnlormltlon will be llllde avaUable by Brenda Jividen, fairs. ::tt"'n\~~": who dt.ertmlnafu .,.tnat or vto-o / Aftla)l; • . . . . c "' ,, .. to provide l>unlomol.1 .. PubUdty Olllnrom8n. !aiU ibo atvl1 rtpll of tncltvJAiuolo. oaal vtnunlll' uatta out of tbe He has encaged Kid •I ol Oldo lo ,...11\1 ... NVIDUI fun4 for N'ftbTll8 uaendment would aliO n~ ,.o.ldo ..., law svO Ill 10 II.,. . . . ...._ Rapldel, trainer for Jose t may be 1olt u a rwult ot Ul7 QUJro tho Genenl "-"bt~ to »aa ' ....,, ..... uaat.-...,... 111dl pl"OJ'IIV 1u: rocluclioll, MASON - 'lbe BillY Beee 4-H club memben ud Napoles, ss bll prime corrar l.Awa pi'OYidJDI "for the defeml or ' (~ by ReooluUon ol 11\e • _...,-~""""''"Mftl'" ol any ~rl of tho GeDorol - b l 7 ) JII'OIP'Ctivt members met on October 7 at the CCIIlllllunlty man, and bas also persuaded ..=.Ia~~~~.:: 4Ulerenoe beW..n (1) The annual A majority afthmaUve vot.IJ real property tax leVied on NCNa~ ondiiJIIU"IUOIIItoWo-INildiiW witb their leadlll, Mrs. Doro , thy Oliver and ~- veteran handler GU Clancy to neceaary tor p....,., ; lloJiol land ol 111 ...-Uoilo1 11M ool ba oul>jll!l lo lbo ~­ Jackie 81-. to~ 4JI dult'ftrk. ". value In accordance with the new - - or orobtbl-. rd llll oonaUiutlonal provtotono and (I) The Flnt ,..., llllllllben went liked to bring their pcents. SHALL-mi vm. 01' ol :rJ:"~~~a"T. '!:1 ~ am~' of tbe tax thlt would have 1 f -1 I'JtOPOS~I!D 1111111 of 111o m-bln to pold bod \he lond been toxOd ~~-. ~·~ ~. OUwr ~ what 4-H wu all about, ud what wu AMEND at 1 unltonn percental! of ttl NO BEADO m~by tP£. ~ thon oboU a Nl>mt- 1o the ....,. market value like other real prop. apeeted of a 4-H member. Project 00\'llllletlon Ia one r1: the bll o at.d. or~ _.lbo1l •IIJ· !oro of the olale Ia ibo . . . - Pl'I' ' of17. Dllllt an)' boDdl or otblr Oltllll· requiNmenla. Mlal Roberta AlburY. 4-11 aub Agent, ICiribod by law tbl ~ - IIDD .. 111 1lol4 on 111o llill Tlloldo , llollf- ~Ito l b ! a dlac.-cl projldl. WIIVZ :DATa oftHibo- - I a " - " " ' · l!:rnllmW carda were sJven to those attending. Project . .It'll, a Qn>IIOIII to -·~plod by • malor!IT .. lbo af AitloU V of tho Conftllulion I boob _.. dllplayed. 'l1le ralt meet1n1 will be held oo Ocof OblD to - 4 u follon: ~""oball IIIIataD ·\ the unondmenl !mJnodl.' oteol!wcl. ARTICU: V tober llat 7:30 at the Community Building and at thllttme Ia. Tlw ...... al oil ..,_ Gftlcen wiD be elected. ' I l o r ... AI U.. CJP1111n1 ol the meetlni the paup ung, Welt oball be 01ftDPd Ia o andor The Meigs Reaerve ll(juad '. lba Ullo ol thel · Tbo _ , .Yirllnl& Bop IIIII Glrll, and pve the f..H Jlledle. l4'1111 OUver defeated Galtipolls at Meigs ' &C"JW".:t.v=..b~!,\·:.: and Melanie M.-nan gave the devotlooall. Stadium In Pomeroy eacb cudida11"1 DIIDI nuaaaDII oqual ,..._ b7 rota- or Ol!lar Saturday 12 to 0. Brent Ar(Pao~ bJ Beoolulion of l1ul ' Qea1orol A_,.bl7) to ibo -~ nold picked up a fumble and .... oppaopdale to lila """" A maJoriiT alllrmoUve vote II ~N - 'lbe Ma1011 Hlatorlcal Society mel on October 7 ran In for the first touchdown·. necellll'7 for pe....... ' Ia ..=:'!.::'ill"~ :Io.~ "' at the Vlrlll A.IAnrll bcme and made tentative plallllof Open The extra point attempt was .nan11 .- orop~thebol1ol. of llda oandl' H- wlich will be bekl10011. Mn. Catherine Smith presided no good. SHALLTIIII Aie't por\J, IDJ, lbo1l be - o r - - -ildale'l ~~-j--1 PROPOII:D ud told of what bad been aceomplllhed. Secretar)' and Ronnie Coats ran 30 yards aamo lil 1. . pnlllllnenl ~ Blli ADOPTI:DI NO IliaD lbol In the canill<lota'l a--er ~ were pven by Doris Roberta. to the one yard line to set up a ........ prbl\OCL All Early blllorY o1 the town of Ma1011, IICboola and the touchdown by Kelly vole ~'::i' Mllllladlll Cla&rd1 were pJWa~led by Mrl. Evelyn Proffitt, Winebrenner, who scored on ·~- of 1bt u~., and In DO otbtr _. th::O:l lalla fnm I cburcb blltory from the fUel ci VIrgO A. L.ewls. an option play. .The extra UJ!thllftllfllrl:idra capita were lllllde for Mn. Beaale I~ela and aold for $1 point attempt again failed. -~ tram tbe lndlntkJG Of Ida vo• tor aD¥ other CIDdtdate. .ell. Proceed~ will be uaed for tbe benefit of society. Ad- The coaches statod that the . DikliB DATI AND ~ dtjmwl CIJIII• are 111111 avaUable. Meiss defense was ex'l'he blllvrlc llkekh lella ci the lint acboolln the town ci ceptionally tough. ~~-.... :::.::.~ M-. be....... oiMethodllmln the town~ and the men wbo ibo - - abo11- - blvepleachedln the Methodlll Eplacopal Olurdl frunll6a-58 :r=~=~=: Ohlo lbo1l be ropoolod , _ ouah · and ended wllb 191~11. .. dale . . 'l'hebllt.orlcakelchlbowed the Arnold Olapelwu perhape . .VIII (Amtndellllealale Jolnl Rttolul!oll named fGr George W. Arnold who wes the first preacher from No. 10) !Jill to 11107. The llketcbtella alGI years of Metbodllm In MalOn ' JOINT IIJ'.SOLUTIOII City and the primitive means for men, women and children to wormlp.. Wllb the cmlinc ol the first seUiera the qlltlllon of a school for the benelltofthechlldren was raised. 'lbere waa, of course, IIQ IChool balldlnc and the only struclure at all available waaa Ill ll!llllone wtllcb lllood on the corner ol Lot t, earner II First Street IIIII Alley A, wblc:h bad been CGMeeled with the Brown 1--+-l.ns .:__l bome (Ioiii Brown), the 11rat owrar ol tbe Ianda at MUoo). n Np ~~~ Wll a hewad lol boule - befcn the ereetlon of the brtdl: bulldlrW - Uled for a IlliCite mu. and IIJ!Irellumber I'OIJID, n... frame, lbaut 11s 22 fell, wltb 1'011111 board lklal. encll up llld down. ~-imprvYiled ... ~ Ia tile "winter II IIIOUf, IIIII benln, fGr yeen, wu IIUIIbl tile old time . . . lptlun tcbool · ' Mr. Arnold preached In the old ~~~!~Me boule wbleh bad been transformed Into a achoolhouae, and lben !bled a regular appointment. AclllJII was formed In tbe sumnier of that year; among Ill members werr Mn;. Wees, Mrs. Anna Stone, Mrs..Smith, Etijall Ganbr, Seth E. Ely and bll wlft; Heller Adama, 1M Artbur Edwards,.. elected daalllldlr at the • ,..., w. IIIIOWII' '1be s.Mtylodotw II IIIII accept~~~ cb8rtlr -ben. . • ...... , ,. lint 'lbe fee II $1 ..... oldplelurellllld clo+•w!ll are beinl 1101 ?·IH1 ·2tt 1 1 . ICa!Pted lnd will be pllced In the IIIUieUIIII!Idlan II the VIrgO t By Alma Marshall · / • ~ 1Ma5on CA>unty . News Notes 1 Meigs ;;;;J\Y:VW ___ ..... .. j•. .. Seventy-one or the ·Meigs Junior High School have been named lo !he honor roll for the flrAL six weeks grading riod. Making a grade of "B" or above in all their subjects lo be named to the roll were: .. Mrs. Warner Jionars,.birtl:xhy a ... .. "'j .•,··~··~··~ ~ ~ ...:../' •••' .·-i!ll Portland pupils· Jisted . . .. ·...,;..RATH'~. .. . .... . Foreman plans fight . •, .!•1. :. ,~~ ' TOP BUY OF THE WEEK ,.;:t = clio- =L= . . =;!',:: • i :!"..:!.:'d NELESS , ROLlED RUMP . . =-llio--.-.:. . ~ • ~ '' •• •• •... • • _, r= . . "" • • LB. • • ' I'.\ • ..l t • ,:r ld .. -.... a-• "" . ... C! _ _ . . . - of-· -.-·=-·__ .....,... ___ _ .,tm at . Amold nm . t :! . 55""- ' to~ · SOLID HEADS ----------------FRESH GREEN "CABBAGE < 2% :t.GW:·FAT "" Mlut. - ~ $129 • PEPPERS ••' .. I MACARONI & DiEESE DINNER POT PIES 7'14 OZ. BOX ALL· VARIETIES r- SHOP GATEWAY AND SAVE 1 II 10MA10 SAUCE I /89~ II Can NO. 105 8 oz . 5 . gge -------J With Coupon • FOR II Expires 10-18-75 Twin Cities Gateway "-• • WHITt OR ASSORTED OOLORS 200 amY. .ROSS .: ' !..... -l • • 'lot _ROW. ~T; . .. ! t, , 1• • I ' '/' t\ r,1 • .· . "· .'·. ! 1 I I MIRAa.E \ttl~ ' DRESSING ...... I. /~.t/8 , oz. Jar ~ l~' LOAVES·. .. .. " j' With Coupon Expires Ul-11-75 Twin Cities Gateway EXPIRES 1'"l8-'15 · . LUX .~I~UID DETERGENT II Bottle I ~·-····-~--····-1·1···" , ...., ... . Expires 10-18-75 Twin Cities Gateway . '·' ' ' TQIDERWF .' 5 . • ., •"' .::~:. 57 " !~ Pkl· . .Coupon WYOFF OVEN QFMER Rquiar or Lemon ~~;.ss ·-99~:. Expires 10-11-75 Twin Cities Gateway , ----------· ~I ·SANI.fi.USH Automatic 59* . Bowl Gteilltr .N001 • .125 ?. ' Can With _Coupon ___________... EKpires 10-11-75 , Twin Cities G8ttwey NO." 125 16 oz. Bottle ------ --~xpires 10.18-75 Twin Cities Oattwa-' I I J· ,____________ _ •••«l!l•llhltl~--- •• ··:....::TEA BAGS , , ! With Coupon 1 Absorbent-24's o1ce With ~u~n Expires 10-18-7~ Twin Cities Gateway ••'- I 79~ .. I . ··...·-··.•. With rwiN ctnES GA"l'EWAY NO. 20S 32 oz. 1 · 1 I" With Coupon Expires 10-18-75 Twin CiHes Gateway 6 Pepperoni, IJ1h oi. ! l10c OFF) Cheese. Sausage1 . . II g~ II I CYho~r $188 I ~upon 1 I,___________ I- .___________ _J I I r•••ti•IUfltl~ ...., .FAB ·DETERGENT .gc ·I.I » 89~ ~~I· 99~ L J ----- ----- I . --~-----··--· I 1 BOTTLE ' ;,.t·-filillitl•J~·-, g• · 3 ' PAN ·.'· ;" . ·ic .- ·· ·~ · PKG. , J, f 11 JENO'S PIZZAS ·I~~I ea!~~o~!~!r. 460l• I cr. r~··l r-fi•JII#l•J~t-- VlASIC KOSHER OR GENUINE PICKLES ,., = ,..,I KRAFT BOXES 1o~ lB. LOAF 8 oz 3 LB. BAG for.::-.=: ~"'ilf MEAT ·. •' . ·ONIONS -lod AII ENDMJJNT .a LB. ROY·1SOWN LB. ---------------YELLOW COOKING ;t at-- for soores 1- .... lll. . NEW • 1t • ·BROUCHlON'S 1 - a.:....,a . 41::; r-. -SU: Winebrenner, ' STEAK LB~ GROUND ROUND ---PRODUCE'• CUBE TIP STEAK .. ............ ~ SIRLOIN ~ ,1 • •••., il I "J ~I-.. ROAST ••• • 1 bo... SA.LE LUCKY ·' :•. rower "Mill=eek. . .WIENERS · II MEAT 12 OZ. PKG. RACON:. .,'.~ l.J.B. PKG. ··BACON before year is over 'AT TWIN CITIES GATEWAY ·&7 ~ ~ Jil t ! . KEEBLER FUDGE STRIPES NO. 105 121f2 01 ' Pkg. 69~ . With Collporll Expires 10-18-75 Twin Cities Gateway DIAL SOAP While, Aqua, Gold, Pink Buy one bar get second bar Reg. Size FREE Expires 10-18-75 Twin Cities Gateway .•;::•• •• •• • •• �. - ~-.i.:. The Dally Se~linel, MldtU~rt-P~~~Y~ 0.,T;;~y:Oct~l4,197S- - . !! j'~-.~m.<:::<:::'*-"--··~.vr a:;::~ - r ~ .· .~ ____ ......_ __ _.. ___ . ---.:.....-- ·---~-~ ·- - L ~'i~~Uy-~~~~~!!!!f~:!'ome~~oy, •• . stud~nt., . Seventh Grade ~ Connie r· Houchins, June Hutton, ltigga, Lori Rupe," Toqy"5cotf, . co\iert, Ron cullums, TQdd Mc>r.rtaoil;'..Joe ~vey,; • ~ • Bailey, Kenda BraWl, Kelly Sherr! ijysell; Joyce Janey, Angela Sinclair, Cindy Smith, CbrisUne Ebersbach, Paul Kathy ' Qulvey,' : Linda . i; ·'l'l f9INT PLEASANT _ lte!llll discueaed at the Mason, Brilwn, Unda Eason, Kevin . Angehi Kennedy, Linda Tainmy Stollart, Camille Goeglein 1 Tim Q~rdman,­ Rosenbaum, Jamey Scally, ,::;~ County Eitenaloil lbnemakers Council meeUng Tueaday at •. .,. ~ Gibbs, Tim Gore, Katrena Kovalchik, Anita . Le\'l'iS, SwirideU, Barbara Tanner, Mark flood, Janet Horky, llavld Stewart, Kim Wll'!ler, the CGurtbOUie Annes ftl"!! f.Chlevement Day, scllelluled for Hale, Robert Harmon,, Robin Becky Long, Terry Mayes," Bryan Wilcox, .Darla Wilcox, Rick Icenhower, Lisa Jones, Rl~ky Willlamaon, Mary _~~~ . October 30 at the Hobday Inn,"Kanaugl; the fall conference at Herald, ~ndra Herdman, Carol Morris, John Morris, Linda Williams, Darla Cliff Kennedy, Robert Klein,. Wile, O!ris .Woods, ..! Terri; ' f1~ ,Jacbon'aMW,andthel..elldenhipConferenceonNov. 18-191it . .. , , ", !I Jayne Hoeflich, Sheila Deena Neece,. Laura Williamson . , . · Floyd McClellan, · Dede YealJIIer. Camp VlriU Tale. Oilier eventa were unounced by Mrs. Vicki' ·"! •. ~ ·' .,. .~~ Horky, Jean Horlon, Angela Ohlinger, Steve Ohlinger, . Eighth Grade - Tonia Ash, McEwen, Sandra Miller. ..~ 1;, ! Keefer, Eltenlloo Agent Horne Demonstratloo. Angela Payne, Beth Perrin, . Scott Barlrum, Ricky BlrcllMre. Elmer Grueaer, prelident ~ the councll, prelided: -~~--------------- Mary Ridgway, Andrea field, Julie Biron; Sharon A. Lewis home. ~. Hany Staats reported on tba cost·of l!avlng either 300 or A picture of the late Virgil A. Lewis bas reported been 1100 boolla printed of club blltories. A survey Is to be made iii The birthday of Mrs. foradinnerat ~· StelinbOat , ~~~ given by his daughters, Mlaaes Virginia and Lucy Lewis lo be each club u to how many members will want to buy book Chari~ Warner, Ebenezer Inn, Racine. With the !llrthq. which WGUld l'Oit apprOldnoately $2 e41ch. • uaed In the borne. St., Pomeroy, was celebratod days of both Mrs. Wartier and Attending were Mn. &nllb, Mn. Besale Ingels, Mn. Doris Allllmtatlon wu received from Mlas Rita Am Garland, a wi !h a party on ThurSday and her son tieing obSeMMI. ' • :jl llqberls, ~rs. Evelyn Proffitt, Mrs. Delmar Alexander, Mr. · PORTLAND - Twenty-two SPROUSE, Kevin Teaford, former .._. Cqunty Ftlr Queen, to bet wedding on October a dinner on Sunday. • · 18 at I p.m. to Norm~~~ J, Persin of 'warren, Ohio. Mias and Mrs. Fred Spencer, Mr. Horton Eckan!, Mrs. J. Marshall, pupils , at , Portland Bruce Wolfe. Th!ll"sday guests·· of Mrs. Grade Four _ VIcky Elementary have been Gtrland, dauaht.er of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Garland, Mrs. William Zerkle and Mrs. Zelma Hunter. Warner were Mrs . Ethel named to !he .first six weeks The next meeting of tlie Society wW be Tueaday, Oct. 21, at honor roll. A ·chUd .must Barber' Wade Connolly' Ti"oy .. Galllpalla Ferey, will be .married in Rio Grande Calvaty Saul, son Bobby, Louisville, 10 a.m. at the VtrgU A. LewiB borne. Ward, DANNY WEDDLE. Baplilt <liurdl, Rio Grthcle, Ohio. Mrs. · Roberta maintain a grade of "B'1 or Grade Five _ CINDY . Ohio; Mre. Howard Garland, who beads the achoolbouae fund, Kowalewski, East Canlon, belter to be named to the roll. EVANS, Bruce Johnson•, rtpolted lhlt $1,a& .hal been received. ~. Ray Fox reported and Mrs, Lee Weber, Dover. Those wlw&e names are in Tammy Meadows , that - . 1 cGIIIpllllea of Colwnbus, Ohio were contacted In capital letters had aU A. DEBORAH OCl'EAU, Paul. Cake and ice cream were • reprda to mov~n& the old scboolbous, to the perk. served. Mrs. Saul's birthday Mr. and Mrs. Ray Steiner Named to Uie roll were: · Ours, LOri sProuse, Dannette was· also celebratod. At the opeling ol the meeting, Mn. Ollie Browning, vice of C\~veland spent the Grade Two - Theresa Weddle. prwldant, wu In charge of the devotionals u.alng for her On Sunday, Mrs. Warner's'' weekenH In Middleport Barber, CHARLIE BOSO, Grade Six - Sherry tb4me, ''Wballl the Belli of Names?" Scripture: Rev. chapter Tammi Proffitt, Misi · Beegle, alicia Evans, Kris son, John W. Sewell, and Paul vlsl~ng ~ mo~r, Mn. join bls camp In the final · By BOB S·J'EWAR"f 3, ~lth. v... Sewell and hi& ·wife, Pam, , Marte Steiner. f\M!l· •~tended J bns KeU PI k stage~ of training and at Spro.use. I. ' Mre. Gnaeaer allked for committee reports wblch were UPI Sparta Writer Marietta joined Mrs:,Wilmer • ' the Bob Evana FestlviJl. Grade Three - KIM 0 on, Y. c ens. ringside, NEW YORK (UPI) liven aa lollon: CllileMhlp, Mrs. Ollie Browning; CUltural llrta, Mre. JGim Kelley; International Relallona, Mrs. Landon· George ·Foreman sale! be II r-------------~------~------------~------~--------------------_2~------------------~--~ ·· I ·"enthusiastic" about fighting Wth; NIUe llirormation, Mn. ·Edith Fo:r. • Mra. ltM!er amounced that the Health Committee" will again and eager to meet Ron ' ' " ·.,.-r tbe Bloocmoblle Nov. 24 from 1 to &:30 p.m. at the Lyle before the year II over, FULL TEXT OF 111E RESOLUTIONS PROPOSIN'L aom~ere in the United · . Appalacblan Co. autllorlwn. ' ' .EACH AMENDMENT . llfn, Keifer liked 1bout having a craft camp with the States. followi!W countiea partldpatlng, MalOn, Jeckaon and Putnam. The bulking fanner ¢Jamc11rtc1 vote ofllul Ia a IUD• I 1aa"QZ 1 . pion, In virtual seclusion ~. JCllut Xelaey of tbe MallOn Co. Qlltural Arts Committee (Amonclo<l Houoo lolnt lllooMlOD .., pro'll<Md by lew. -· dale for do1eplo ollall otatl • No. &) voliUIIeered to check on ll Mrs. Harold Lewis of the Memorial since bls elgbtb round llil Jlril and II<Oild for ... praltdezi:07. but tbl name ~ DO Book oommlltee nporled that • bOok bad been placed In the knockout at the · bands of e.ondldat. for \lUI pnoldanq o!oall BALLOT LANGUAGE, EXPLANAnONS, AND •• ,, ;~n:; ol New Ha"VIII Ubrary In memilr)' of Mary Zerkle. Mrs. Jeia Muhammad AU almost a .. uoed wtthoul hll Ill•Ill tboriQ>. • (Grace) Brown apolte oo the Importance of the Student Fund. year ago In Africa, Monday RESOLUTIONS FOR AMENDMENTS TO 111E OHIO ~.1o'::. DW&IIU DATI AND JlZII'IAL ll!e llllJialned how the money cDllected for the Student Fund Is said he accepted "an the U ' acloptecl by a IIIIJOri1;F ol lila CONSnTUnON PROPOSm BY THE GENERAL·;: • =-.:.~~ .::*".-.. ..:: electon votlllf on tb1l .meDdmtat. blame" for bls losa to AU and IJIId. . II oboll 1oko OJ!ool .IIDU4'J 1, ~ ASSEMBLY TO BE SUBMmm TO THE VOTERS AT by ~~>• Generol .uMta. Keefer reported that the Leederablp Conference at that the "confusion" be bad ODd l.1dlllllll- f ot .AIItllo V 17 of lba Caaolllu tton ol Oblo lbojJ be THE GENERAL RECTION, NOVEMBER 4, 1975. .f::,•canaurrint ~'=.:01herein, o~~ camp Vlr&li Tate Nov. 18-19 .will cost $11 for meall ud fell at the loss of his title wu ~aled. from aucb 'eltcUvt Utt. each hoUH that behind him. lodJIIng. . -~-~ •••·nOF ' ••1-110 r there' lba1l be IUbmiltecl to the elet• - va ' toro of lllo llale In tbi. IIWUIOr pre- . IIIVII I • "l want to get back to ~,.the prootlnent 11pe1kers will be Dr. Maurer; Ginny ,, ''I'M Ohio CoDitltuUOn OUI'l'llll1b teribed by law at the Jmtral elec(Amended IIOUIO Jolnl Rttolutloa requtro. tile Dlmtl 01 au cancUdatel uon to bi beld on' the flrd TUesday bi\slcs," be eald. "I know now Dial, BeUJ Qicbrd and delegate PIIYDII Given. ' No.4! ) ' lor clo!olale or olloi'Dale 1o ibo ofiU lluii!Jollilonday In November, nat1onal oonvenUon of • ~UUcaJ 11111. a propotal to enact SecUoD. -a · ~. Laurera Lewll, wbo waa In charge of the AU was a smarter flgblll' JOINT IIJ:IOLUTIO!f ' •· l' 1'!'0"17 lo be Uotlod "" tho bol1ot. of Article 11 of l1ul Conllllullon of Homemaker~ Booth at the Ma1011 County Fair, tbanked the than I was. I'll have mote alont wt1h 1be ant ud ltOODCI ' the - State of Ohio to read u fol· PIOJ I '"' to amead. ArllaJI; 'fDI ol ... c:o- ol llle a- ol cholee fw pnlidtnt af eacll C&DdJ· -lowa : ~ for their cooperation and· reported !he councll bad respect for him next time. I Oblo!troUIDI--14 ARTJ~, D date for cleletala. Tblo ...no In 1 VVT l_.,y '"be<l _ . . boliDt won the title once, I know I earned ... I ! lloUDJ of namn. Section Mo. To encounp tbe cle· to tm ci W · plllowa slmiJir ·to" thoee to be given to can do It again." ,. ~ Tht propoted ~meadment would vtlo~ent and ma1a.tenance of open -=..,;tO::.':oW ud ondit lo I •apo• MM .,._ ma~ II poillble tor the Generol IPO.,. land for 11u1 P""- of pn>Hl8 agreement to ftgbt Lyle ' cbalrladl• at the-National Convention next year was palled ' .·,'i .... ...... 1111 .... o.t .... ~b17 lo PI• a laW 1bal WoaJd vidlDI I ....... of lllevlaUJit thl provide for .dJreet election of environmental bnpaet ot. ~cUnl llal• . . . to .....ol l1lo II'OIIId for the ladl• to • . Thll ooe wu made by Mrs. Aaron Is simply that at the moment. ltalli to pro?SO nU b .. '! delefatel to praJdeoUal nornlnatlq: &N&I,vtde~.f!'dbe ~~-'pvoro-l• There Is neither date nor site Fowler. Eacll club haa i project~ making pillows. lloD-Iolllol-oMID convanUOlUI and eliminate 'lbil -· evofe4 elDY&,..... " oulhoriHIIIo _ _ . . " neceu11;y of prlnttna on the biJlot to outdaol' recreation be valuecl tor Several peraooa were apponted to aerve on committees for set, only that Caesar's Palace .'1 11u1 nomell of botli tbe cleleple ' reo! p._rty lalt ol the to p...W.=IT tax . u Moplld. lhl . . . . . .Ill IJsaU llouiHp Ullllo ....... will ptoinote the 12-round candidate and the preferred pn~l.. · CNI'Z'Ult value .uoh Imd hu for 18'18. A nominating committee wu apponted. A new '\'Ice take tlfec:t .Jaanrr J, 1171. rau triUIIpo llloa HrYkll. ud • denW eaadldate. IUah NC!l"'IUODil UH, notwtthltand· ' match, and that the gambUng · ( - d bY Reoolulion"of tbe prelllclent and secretary wiU be elected. rtllnllunl loctJ . . . . . . . . . . . . \ :Witbout peaaae ot tbSI tm•d· ,inf the _provilionl of SICUon J· of General Ailembly of Ohio) the r..,•n•• Jolt 11 a ....U I' ment, .tt wW be ::zr-:ble A.rtlole xn except that IJQ' l\1ch 'l1le yearboDk Cf.lllllllttee II"composed ol Mra. WUUe Joe casino bas engaged Jerry IDCb tax nd.acdlou. · 4~r A majority affinnative vote 11 -•·rt .. lind II utllllecl and eon· 0 T:Uof. • pre•klen prlplar7 trolled, or oWilld., b:v an)' onantza· neee811ey1or pan'are. Be it re10lved b)' the General A. Grlnlteed, Mrs. Genva Humplny and Mra. VIrgO BwTia, Sr. Perencblo to supervise Uon or penon wbo dilcrtriLina'lel aembly of jhe 81110 of Obto, lbno· aaatnol or vto!aleo the dvll rllbtl AltendlniW8't Mn. Elmer Gru..r, ~- Jeilll Brown, Mrs. arrangemeniB. tlftla of 1110 momblrl . - to ! ~f of lndfvtdUolo obaU be volued In I<· each hoUH concurrtnc th~ '1bat YES &HALL THI: Neither foreman nor OWe Browning, Mn. Vicki Keeler, Mra. Aaron Fowllr, Mra. cordance wtlll tho provloloni of I tb~ lhall be oubmiltod lo ibo .,_ 1--+---1PROPOSED secuon 1 o1 ArtiCle xn. Laws lha11 ton ot tha ltate 1n the m~ pw: ~ AKENDMENT Nellle Cuto, MJ'a. Helen Lyona, Mrs. Laurene Lewla, Mn. M. Lyle's ~P would dlacloae ~ROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL be paooed to pi'O\'Idt for 1111 defer· I NO BE ADOPTIID! Aliii:NDMZNT acrtbed by Jaw 11 a 1tneral • ,_ the amount of money R) Or li'COllPJ!'I!Dt of lllJ' part ot E. Becldebelmer, ~ . .1{) Ann Sommer, Betty Rlcbrd, Mrl. to be bold 1111 I1Jot _ , . o11or the dltrerenoe 1n tbe dollar valul!l of the Ant M.ondaJ ln No..-nblr, • To ··~'~o"i~IO-c~l~~t~~ Genevieve lAwla, ~- Willie Joe Grlnalead, Mrl. John promlaed each fighter, but it u.e na1 prorf17 tax levied 1n IllY a propooat lo enact 8eoUob .lt DPLAJIATIOII or lUilE 110. I ' ya•r on lan, nlued in .ceordanoe seemed certain thai· abould ArttciO vm of tbo ~tuUoa Kelley, ODie Newman, ~ . Don Heilclereoo, Mrs. VIrgO TM ecmautuUon now l"effU1lw that wlth ttl ncreatlonal Ute Uld Che ; ObJo to real! u rotlowl: ou land In llll Illite fl\liot" be laXOd dOllar amount of the real property lAIN, Ill'., Mila Mary .1{) Cochran, Mrl. Uda Garland, ~ . Perencblo fall to come up at a unllorm rate acCordlnt to ttl ARTJCLZ VIU tax wblctl would have been levitd ' CNJT'W.t marftt value. nther tbllu Edltb Fos, Mn. J. Marsball, Mrs. Geneva Humphrey, Mrs. with an acceplllble video deal upon IUCh land bad 1t been \lalutd ' ~.!.~!'.?'lila JJII1IU[OaccordinJ to tta use (ueept .-.rlcul~ tor wch year tn aceordance wtUI 0< pro.-~ -• Nli WIGl mo<lora Beale Jnpll, Mrs.llarry Staats, Mn. Landoo Smith and Mrs. the bout would be held in Las tun1 llad md the homt~teadl of SecUon 2 of Artlcle XD. and ellldenl roU oad pennantnt17 and totally d i~abled Vegas, with the casino abLoll Hoffman. ' ' lro~leflrllll)lOrloUon · IIIII Nldenta and. rtlldentl 16 )'elll of EITJ:CTIVJ: DATE crodll the otate, IIIII paniWII to .• ' ace 01' older). aorblng !he coats. !aWl ~ for IU<h )J1UpGII \lUll u · adopted by 1 majority of the Thlo "open-opaoe" amendmOill crodll of lilT ct\7, <OUD\¥, . - . Foreman. tdmllted be bad ' ""uld cnale a lollrth excepllon lo to~ or reli<mollaa~IIOii ~~.=~ ~ "::.'~"::! MASON - Mrs. John SIB8on (Jackie), prelident ci Mason divested hlmaelf of his forthe uniform tax rule by authorllinl autbOriQt, may 611iven to or JOIDid January 1, tm. thl General Alsembl7 to enact laWJ 10, or Ia atcJ of, a oorTJ- .,.. Partllt Teacher~ Alloclallon, announced that Mason mer a8iloclates, and that Jim PtrrnitUill land devoted exolulive)J •~~<~ under 1ba Jawo the Unttl<l mavz • to outdoor recreational Ull: to be Elemental')' School wiU hive a Halloween Clrnlval on Oct. "z. Brown, the former pro llta'lel, or ~ •Jti1C7 the ltate of (Amerlclod Howe 3oilll a..lllllon taxed 11 recreatloMl land lndlad Ollto, to ptovlde nil~ No. 12) 'l1le parade fGr muted people will start at 2 p.m. In the af- football star, wu now bll top of laud accordtnl to till IUVIoe to the ltaW, IDd 11W1 1DU dlvelOPIDtlll potential, w\lnl lba be , . _ to the lualkll ... ternoon and 111111111 and IIOUP Ale will IXIIIUllence at· S p.m. consultant on bualnesa afJOINT RESOLUTION land II \lltCl IDd CODtroUed or owned by an ol'ftn!latton or penon Men lnlormltlon will be llllde avaUable by Brenda Jividen, fairs. ::tt"'n\~~": who dt.ertmlnafu .,.tnat or vto-o / Aftla)l; • . . . . c "' ,, .. to provide l>unlomol.1 .. PubUdty Olllnrom8n. !aiU ibo atvl1 rtpll of tncltvJAiuolo. oaal vtnunlll' uatta out of tbe He has encaged Kid •I ol Oldo lo ,...11\1 ... NVIDUI fun4 for N'ftbTll8 uaendment would aliO n~ ,.o.ldo ..., law svO Ill 10 II.,. . . . ...._ Rapldel, trainer for Jose t may be 1olt u a rwult ot Ul7 QUJro tho Genenl "-"bt~ to »aa ' ....,, ..... uaat.-...,... 111dl pl"OJ'IIV 1u: rocluclioll, MASON - 'lbe BillY Beee 4-H club memben ud Napoles, ss bll prime corrar l.Awa pi'OYidJDI "for the defeml or ' (~ by ReooluUon ol 11\e • _...,-~""""''"Mftl'" ol any ~rl of tho GeDorol - b l 7 ) JII'OIP'Ctivt members met on October 7 at the CCIIlllllunlty man, and bas also persuaded ..=.Ia~~~~.:: 4Ulerenoe beW..n (1) The annual A majority afthmaUve vot.IJ real property tax leVied on NCNa~ ondiiJIIU"IUOIIItoWo-INildiiW witb their leadlll, Mrs. Doro , thy Oliver and ~- veteran handler GU Clancy to neceaary tor p....,., ; lloJiol land ol 111 ...-Uoilo1 11M ool ba oul>jll!l lo lbo ~­ Jackie 81-. to~ 4JI dult'ftrk. ". value In accordance with the new - - or orobtbl-. rd llll oonaUiutlonal provtotono and (I) The Flnt ,..., llllllllben went liked to bring their pcents. SHALL-mi vm. 01' ol :rJ:"~~~a"T. '!:1 ~ am~' of tbe tax thlt would have 1 f -1 I'JtOPOS~I!D 1111111 of 111o m-bln to pold bod \he lond been toxOd ~~-. ~·~ ~. OUwr ~ what 4-H wu all about, ud what wu AMEND at 1 unltonn percental! of ttl NO BEADO m~by tP£. ~ thon oboU a Nl>mt- 1o the ....,. market value like other real prop. apeeted of a 4-H member. Project 00\'llllletlon Ia one r1: the bll o at.d. or~ _.lbo1l •IIJ· !oro of the olale Ia ibo . . . - Pl'I' ' of17. Dllllt an)' boDdl or otblr Oltllll· requiNmenla. Mlal Roberta AlburY. 4-11 aub Agent, ICiribod by law tbl ~ - IIDD .. 111 1lol4 on 111o llill Tlloldo , llollf- ~Ito l b ! a dlac.-cl projldl. WIIVZ :DATa oftHibo- - I a " - " " ' · l!:rnllmW carda were sJven to those attending. Project . .It'll, a Qn>IIOIII to -·~plod by • malor!IT .. lbo af AitloU V of tho Conftllulion I boob _.. dllplayed. 'l1le ralt meet1n1 will be held oo Ocof OblD to - 4 u follon: ~""oball IIIIataD ·\ the unondmenl !mJnodl.' oteol!wcl. ARTICU: V tober llat 7:30 at the Community Building and at thllttme Ia. Tlw ...... al oil ..,_ Gftlcen wiD be elected. ' I l o r ... AI U.. CJP1111n1 ol the meetlni the paup ung, Welt oball be 01ftDPd Ia o andor The Meigs Reaerve ll(juad '. lba Ullo ol thel · Tbo _ , .Yirllnl& Bop IIIII Glrll, and pve the f..H Jlledle. l4'1111 OUver defeated Galtipolls at Meigs ' &C"JW".:t.v=..b~!,\·:.: and Melanie M.-nan gave the devotlooall. Stadium In Pomeroy eacb cudida11"1 DIIDI nuaaaDII oqual ,..._ b7 rota- or Ol!lar Saturday 12 to 0. Brent Ar(Pao~ bJ Beoolulion of l1ul ' Qea1orol A_,.bl7) to ibo -~ nold picked up a fumble and .... oppaopdale to lila """" A maJoriiT alllrmoUve vote II ~N - 'lbe Ma1011 Hlatorlcal Society mel on October 7 ran In for the first touchdown·. necellll'7 for pe....... ' Ia ..=:'!.::'ill"~ :Io.~ "' at the Vlrlll A.IAnrll bcme and made tentative plallllof Open The extra point attempt was .nan11 .- orop~thebol1ol. of llda oandl' H- wlich will be bekl10011. Mn. Catherine Smith presided no good. SHALLTIIII Aie't por\J, IDJ, lbo1l be - o r - - -ildale'l ~~-j--1 PROPOII:D ud told of what bad been aceomplllhed. Secretar)' and Ronnie Coats ran 30 yards aamo lil 1. . pnlllllnenl ~ Blli ADOPTI:DI NO IliaD lbol In the canill<lota'l a--er ~ were pven by Doris Roberta. to the one yard line to set up a ........ prbl\OCL All Early blllorY o1 the town of Ma1011, IICboola and the touchdown by Kelly vole ~'::i' Mllllladlll Cla&rd1 were pJWa~led by Mrl. Evelyn Proffitt, Winebrenner, who scored on ·~- of 1bt u~., and In DO otbtr _. th::O:l lalla fnm I cburcb blltory from the fUel ci VIrgO A. L.ewls. an option play. .The extra UJ!thllftllfllrl:idra capita were lllllde for Mn. Beaale I~ela and aold for $1 point attempt again failed. -~ tram tbe lndlntkJG Of Ida vo• tor aD¥ other CIDdtdate. .ell. Proceed~ will be uaed for tbe benefit of society. Ad- The coaches statod that the . DikliB DATI AND ~ dtjmwl CIJIII• are 111111 avaUable. Meiss defense was ex'l'he blllvrlc llkekh lella ci the lint acboolln the town ci ceptionally tough. ~~-.... :::.::.~ M-. be....... oiMethodllmln the town~ and the men wbo ibo - - abo11- - blvepleachedln the Methodlll Eplacopal Olurdl frunll6a-58 :r=~=~=: Ohlo lbo1l be ropoolod , _ ouah · and ended wllb 191~11. .. dale . . 'l'hebllt.orlcakelchlbowed the Arnold Olapelwu perhape . .VIII (Amtndellllealale Jolnl Rttolul!oll named fGr George W. Arnold who wes the first preacher from No. 10) !Jill to 11107. The llketcbtella alGI years of Metbodllm In MalOn ' JOINT IIJ'.SOLUTIOII City and the primitive means for men, women and children to wormlp.. Wllb the cmlinc ol the first seUiera the qlltlllon of a school for the benelltofthechlldren was raised. 'lbere waa, of course, IIQ IChool balldlnc and the only struclure at all available waaa Ill ll!llllone wtllcb lllood on the corner ol Lot t, earner II First Street IIIII Alley A, wblc:h bad been CGMeeled with the Brown 1--+-l.ns .:__l bome (Ioiii Brown), the 11rat owrar ol tbe Ianda at MUoo). n Np ~~~ Wll a hewad lol boule - befcn the ereetlon of the brtdl: bulldlrW - Uled for a IlliCite mu. and IIJ!Irellumber I'OIJID, n... frame, lbaut 11s 22 fell, wltb 1'011111 board lklal. encll up llld down. ~-imprvYiled ... ~ Ia tile "winter II IIIOUf, IIIII benln, fGr yeen, wu IIUIIbl tile old time . . . lptlun tcbool · ' Mr. Arnold preached In the old ~~~!~Me boule wbleh bad been transformed Into a achoolhouae, and lben !bled a regular appointment. AclllJII was formed In tbe sumnier of that year; among Ill members werr Mn;. Wees, Mrs. Anna Stone, Mrs..Smith, Etijall Ganbr, Seth E. Ely and bll wlft; Heller Adama, 1M Artbur Edwards,.. elected daalllldlr at the • ,..., w. IIIIOWII' '1be s.Mtylodotw II IIIII accept~~~ cb8rtlr -ben. . • ...... , ,. lint 'lbe fee II $1 ..... oldplelurellllld clo+•w!ll are beinl 1101 ?·IH1 ·2tt 1 1 . ICa!Pted lnd will be pllced In the IIIUieUIIII!Idlan II the VIrgO t By Alma Marshall · / • ~ 1Ma5on CA>unty . News Notes 1 Meigs ;;;;J\Y:VW ___ ..... .. j•. .. Seventy-one or the ·Meigs Junior High School have been named lo !he honor roll for the flrAL six weeks grading riod. Making a grade of "B" or above in all their subjects lo be named to the roll were: .. Mrs. Warner Jionars,.birtl:xhy a ... .. "'j .•,··~··~··~ ~ ~ ...:../' •••' .·-i!ll Portland pupils· Jisted . . .. ·...,;..RATH'~. .. . .... . Foreman plans fight . •, .!•1. :. ,~~ ' TOP BUY OF THE WEEK ,.;:t = clio- =L= . . =;!',:: • i :!"..:!.:'d NELESS , ROLlED RUMP . . =-llio--.-.:. . ~ • ~ '' •• •• •... • • _, r= . . "" • • LB. • • ' I'.\ • ..l t • ,:r ld .. -.... a-• "" . ... C! _ _ . . . - of-· -.-·=-·__ .....,... ___ _ .,tm at . Amold nm . t :! . 55""- ' to~ · SOLID HEADS ----------------FRESH GREEN "CABBAGE < 2% :t.GW:·FAT "" Mlut. - ~ $129 • PEPPERS ••' .. I MACARONI & DiEESE DINNER POT PIES 7'14 OZ. BOX ALL· VARIETIES r- SHOP GATEWAY AND SAVE 1 II 10MA10 SAUCE I /89~ II Can NO. 105 8 oz . 5 . gge -------J With Coupon • FOR II Expires 10-18-75 Twin Cities Gateway "-• • WHITt OR ASSORTED OOLORS 200 amY. .ROSS .: ' !..... -l • • 'lot _ROW. ~T; . .. ! t, , 1• • I ' '/' t\ r,1 • .· . "· .'·. ! 1 I I MIRAa.E \ttl~ ' DRESSING ...... I. /~.t/8 , oz. Jar ~ l~' LOAVES·. .. .. " j' With Coupon Expires Ul-11-75 Twin Cities Gateway EXPIRES 1'"l8-'15 · . LUX .~I~UID DETERGENT II Bottle I ~·-····-~--····-1·1···" , ...., ... . Expires 10-18-75 Twin Cities Gateway . '·' ' ' TQIDERWF .' 5 . • ., •"' .::~:. 57 " !~ Pkl· . .Coupon WYOFF OVEN QFMER Rquiar or Lemon ~~;.ss ·-99~:. Expires 10-11-75 Twin Cities Gateway , ----------· ~I ·SANI.fi.USH Automatic 59* . Bowl Gteilltr .N001 • .125 ?. ' Can With _Coupon ___________... EKpires 10-11-75 , Twin Cities G8ttwey NO." 125 16 oz. Bottle ------ --~xpires 10.18-75 Twin Cities Oattwa-' I I J· ,____________ _ •••«l!l•llhltl~--- •• ··:....::TEA BAGS , , ! With Coupon 1 Absorbent-24's o1ce With ~u~n Expires 10-18-7~ Twin Cities Gateway ••'- I 79~ .. I . ··...·-··.•. With rwiN ctnES GA"l'EWAY NO. 20S 32 oz. 1 · 1 I" With Coupon Expires 10-18-75 Twin CiHes Gateway 6 Pepperoni, IJ1h oi. ! l10c OFF) Cheese. Sausage1 . . II g~ II I CYho~r $188 I ~upon 1 I,___________ I- .___________ _J I I r•••ti•IUfltl~ ...., .FAB ·DETERGENT .gc ·I.I » 89~ ~~I· 99~ L J ----- ----- I . --~-----··--· I 1 BOTTLE ' ;,.t·-filillitl•J~·-, g• · 3 ' PAN ·.'· ;" . ·ic .- ·· ·~ · PKG. , J, f 11 JENO'S PIZZAS ·I~~I ea!~~o~!~!r. 460l• I cr. r~··l r-fi•JII#l•J~t-- VlASIC KOSHER OR GENUINE PICKLES ,., = ,..,I KRAFT BOXES 1o~ lB. LOAF 8 oz 3 LB. BAG for.::-.=: ~"'ilf MEAT ·. •' . ·ONIONS -lod AII ENDMJJNT .a LB. ROY·1SOWN LB. ---------------YELLOW COOKING ;t at-- for soores 1- .... lll. . NEW • 1t • ·BROUCHlON'S 1 - a.:....,a . 41::; r-. -SU: Winebrenner, ' STEAK LB~ GROUND ROUND ---PRODUCE'• CUBE TIP STEAK .. ............ ~ SIRLOIN ~ ,1 • •••., il I "J ~I-.. ROAST ••• • 1 bo... SA.LE LUCKY ·' :•. rower "Mill=eek. . .WIENERS · II MEAT 12 OZ. PKG. RACON:. .,'.~ l.J.B. PKG. ··BACON before year is over 'AT TWIN CITIES GATEWAY ·&7 ~ ~ Jil t ! . KEEBLER FUDGE STRIPES NO. 105 121f2 01 ' Pkg. 69~ . With Collporll Expires 10-18-75 Twin Cities Gateway DIAL SOAP While, Aqua, Gold, Pink Buy one bar get second bar Reg. Size FREE Expires 10-18-75 Twin Cities Gateway .•;::•• •• •• • •• �...... ..................••• •. •• .., .: ·Notes & ~ The OlllySeMinel,Middleport-Pomeryy, 6., Tuesday,Oct. l4, 1975 .- Annual convention held in Middleport ~ -:::::::::::::::m:;:=:~:::>.<-::~:*'~>-<::x::!:::::::::::s:::::::::=:=:=::::::.:::.-:::::;:::=:--:::;;;:;:;:.:!~~:::·: _Generatio1;1 Rap :. -· 1· By ' ' naive:" · Can't something be done? Have other,office workers faced this problem and how did they solve It? - LOUISE THE NAIVE . Dear Louise: Yes, women have fai:ed the problem of lecherous bosses ever since females entered the worlt: fOrce. But this Is Ute first time we've heard of a supervisor-pimp who supjJiies management with cooperative glrl8. You probably can't prove the accusation; but even a substantial rumor might make officials sit up and take notice. Why not go to your persomel officer, ask for'a transfer and state the reason In plain language (with quotes from otber secretaries)? I doubt ')'OU'll be fired. - HELEN NafE FROM SUE , And If you ARE tennin8ted, go to your local Wcmen's Center, or .Women's Center, or Women's Conuillsslon, or Natlotial Organization for Women chapter and lodge a complaint. ' Your company may start a higb.Jevellnvestlgatlon when faced with possible lltadtlnee: "Secretary Fired fo~ Refusal to ,:"'"' • • Dear Helen and Sue: I 111umed hanky~ In the bOlla's ofllce was . just a girlie magazine joke. Ha! . . Though I ·was quite new at work, my male supervisor chose me tO be the aenlor vice pi-~ent's personal secretary, telling me I cwld "go far, If 1'4 cooperate." At first, I Utought that meant being efftdent. Again: Ha !! The V.P. soon let me know how wrong I was. He all but admitted that the suriervlaor handplclla the best~ooklng girls for ·"management." and they stay, If they meet,expectations. .He darn near droola. . Helen & Sue, I think thl.l sup!,rviaor ill hardly better than a pimp for the big bo&lles, and I'd like to go back to my former job In the secretarial. pool. BUt I get the lmpresslbn th&t If I don't conform, I'll be .flred ·- not for lack of ability, but for unavailability! . Several other women, I've dlac:overed, know about thl.l. · · "casting couch" setup. In !act, Hwar theY are making bets~ whether I'd give In or quit. Qne aaid I was ''unbelievllbly Department of Daughtel'iJ of Mrs. Freda Schoen of Union Veterans· of the Civil Marietta, presented to Leo War was held in Middleport Story, vice president of the recently wllh Jarie Howell Meigs County Pioneer and Tent 95 of Meigs County Historical Society, a gift of h<lltlng the meeting. money. Memorial services Mrs, Pearl Reynolds, for deceased members 'were dlatrictpresldent, P.f<!sided at conducted by Mrs. Weber, the meeting wl\11 -members acting chaplain: from Celina, Wooster, During the · business 1\lll'larove; Cardington, meetlng 'officers for the 1976 WoOdsfield, Ur!cksvllle, year were ele9ted. They are Cambridge, Marietta and Mrs . Hertha Douglas, Lancaster attending . The Athens, president; Mrs. Invocation was given by Mary Addy, Cambridge, Gec!rge Glue, pastor of the ilenlor vice 'president; Mrs. r,flddlepcFt Church of Christ. Geraldine SDllth, Marietta, Mrs. Beverly Goodenough, junior vice president; Mrs. Departnlent of Ohio Louise Poling, Athens, prelidenl, was a auest and secretary; Mrs . Mary ' ilave a re1ponse to the McGhee, Cambridge, welcome to Middleport ex- treasurer; Mrs . f'reda tended by Mayor Fred Schoen, Marietta, chaplain; Hoffman. In his talk before . Mrs. Lucille ThOmpson, the group Mayor Hoffman Cambridge, patriotic lh· gave a brief .hiJtory of the structor, and Mrs. Pearl village 'and then commented Reynolds, Middleport; ·Mrs. on law enforcement, the Weber, Marietta, and Mrs. problems lnwlved and the Beatrice Hall, Cambridge, neceulty for officers t·o council members. protect themselves as wen as Adonation w~s made to the the cltlzena. Pilot Dogs In ColumbWJ and A welcome was extended tD the Veterans Aasoclatlon by Margaret Weber, for Volunteer Service. BlcMarletta, and Mrs. Marie tentennlallapel pins and desk Hack, Cardington, talked on flags were presented to the living , memorial Mayor Hoffman, ihe Rev·. Mr. scholarahlp. Glaze and cascl. . Spqller for the meeting A dinner was 'served at IJ!e was Paul Cucl of Orew MlddlepO..t Church of Christ Webater Poet 38, j\me,ijcan with the Pilathea Women Legion. Cue! talked on serving. ,. · Americanism and emThe Invitation· for the !918 )lhul&ec! the neceaslty for convention extended by the and the respOnllblllty of Athens Tent was accepted. parenll to train their children ~ • I·. u.::::,a.~t ~· The 51st Aqnual Convention to be strung Americans. of District 3· .of the Ohio On behalf of the district, ,.. ~ t-::-. . .r' · · ~t ·• · ., . •• •• 1.-:-: The DaUy Sentinel, ~lddleport-Pmteroy, 0 ., Tuesday Oct, 14 1975 e. .,. l 1 ·,"./. I 1,;,. ',,.. .••• • ·'· ~~ ' A weeldy feature of Mflp County Garden Club members. ., ""' BYVJRGINIA A. FI8IIER "" WILDWOODGARDENCWB ,.., FUNWll'HFALLFI..OWERS ·::-; With the beginning _of ~ cornea cool weather bteezea. ..~ · which brtng the rustle of drying leaves and the squlrrela' .,.. merry chirplng·or laughter. .,, .,, We, as gardeners, begin thinking of harv~ crops; ,:, c transplaritlng, mailing cold frames and otherwise preparing .. :n ,n; .for the days ahead. .,, f~~ Now Is a good time to use your Imagination and make "~ arrangements consisting of ~asses, weeds and wild flowers. ·,~ .r l. l You can gather umlrella-ehaped heads of wild parsnip weed 'I' oJ II gone tD seed In early s\muner with their fascinating coloring, " · RACINE - The golden . Proffitt, Unda Proffitt, Their ownleavee are ~ttractlvealthough one may add garden "" wedding anniversary of Mr. David Proffitt Jr., Ji;lmer foliage such as ~ill~ves. Abrass scale pan, once used In a ,,, end Mrs. Elmer Proffitt was and .Pamela Proffitt, Donna butcher sop, makes an attractive container for a large size celebrated recently with a Proffitt, Maureen . Proffitt, arrangement of ,Informal style. ''" family gathering. · Paul Proffitt, Shelly Wood, Meadow-rue is a llhow-off mWd with ape11111 of or- '-::! Attending were Jean Danelle . Weddle, Tersa namental graasln a naglere style arrangement. Meadowoflle ;:•v Bradford, Tammy Bradford, Mount, J,aqet Thless, Tami deserves more attention than It usually ge~. · " Keith Bradford, Anthony Thiess, Rick Thiess, 1:!. E. Goldenrod and purple hardy single asters thai grow along . · •· Bradford; Ray and Betty Thless, Billy Thless, "illy roadsides nlake a· pretty pair In a miniature scale ......~ . "' arrangement. · ·· '''' Proffitt, Ray and Sheila Manuel, Bertha Diehl, Wayne ni •• 1 . nal1y Proffitt, Ray ·Proffitt Jr., and Louise Staats Chris . perso like to use an Individual size serving Esther. Proffitt, Peggy Staats Danny Wedtfte Greg (Japanese) rice bowl as a container for ~tore arranging. ·•• Proffitt David artd Lola WE\(Idl~ Cbarle weddie-and ·-· ..-· .Wh!l!!.Y.9.\!J!!M.Io_gether wild materials take along uman :""~ ' · . ·. Gordon' Proffitt. iiill oTwater to keep them fresh 1111W you reach hcme•.lt's very ,~• '': rewarding to get close to nature and gather some of God's gifts "" M. r. and M · E'l/.mer.rrojjt:tt Cou le bon'Of.'" 50,'-*h' Happy Harvesters elect S:day open house set .~· Oil;'"ers at Frida _. r1J meet Mr. 'JJ"" '.J' PROSPEcr and Robert Klein, Marion:-and • Mrs. Albert Wigal of 706 East the sons and their wives are Ue Down on Job." OfficerS were elected at the teacher Frances Reibel Water St., Prospect, Ohio Mr. an~ Mrs. Jack Wigal, ' Friday night meeting of the would ~bserve her birthday. 4334Z,willcelebratetheir35th Mansfield; Mr. and Mrs. Rap: Happy Hai'Vester8 . Class at A card ~ower was planned. wedding anniversary with an Harry Wigal, Bryan· and A ·fellowship dinner was . open house Sunday from 2:30 George, at home. Why do people rna~ fun of overweight people? Fatties Ttinlty Church. .' Among lhose going fr_om llnow that when they ilt dOwn their legs will flatten like Mrs. Wilma Terrell and · announced for Oct. 26 lm· to '4:3b,p.m; llqll8lhed llllll'llunallo. 'l'hey're embarrassed enough In a Mfs. Ella Sml th served on the mediately following the · Mr. ·and Mrs. Wigal are here for the celebraUon will swim suit witbout bearing ''those l'tlll81'ks ... They already feel nominating committee . morning worship service. former Racine residents. be Mrs. Wigal's sister and terrible about pants that look ·~oo tight" just because there's a Elected were Miss Erma ' Prayer from the yearbook They 'moved ·to Prospect ' brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. lot to cover. And think how discouraged we get when, after SDllth, president; Mrs. Neva and the hymn, "Blessed about 10 years ago. He was Otis Bailey and daughter, ' Utousands of hours of holding our stcmachi!ln, someooe says, Seyfried, vice president; Assurance" opened the associated with the Sugar Lois, Racine, and her nephew the father?" Mrs. Rose Ginther, meeting. Miss Smith read a . Run Mill during the 16 ye11111 and hill wife, ' Mr. and Mrs. . . "Who's lt'ilmilerable staying with a diet; but when you inow your . secretary; Mrs. Genevieve meditation entitled "A they resided here. TedBalleyandfamUyofnear friends are laul!lllng, IOIIIe!lmea you just give up. Why don't Meinhart, treasurer. Secretary to God." .She 881d The couple has six children Gallipolis. people realize fat persons aren't inllulated against lm'l? Why The family will · attend A gift of $25 was received that only God has the secre~ , ·and six grandchildren and an must we' laugh at their j9kes? sll!lrway lntD every heart and will be p~esent for the church together Sunday , from Mrs. , Mary Black, And pl~e dm't write, '.'Yeah, let's start a 'Take a tattle daughter of Mrs.' Ethel that the steps' to the throne . celebration. The daughters .morning at the Emmanuel to IWlch campaign," or I'll take up mllkllhakes again. -LOW- Williamson, who sent It to he Include prayer, faith, service, and their husbands .are Mr. Lutheran Church In Marion. CAL· , FrlendaandrelaUvesofthe used for a m~morlal to he gifts of love, . trust, and Mrs. Charles Smlih, forgiveness ana helping those Greenwich and Mr. and Mrs. couple are Invited to call placed In the church In Low-Cal:' in need. She concluded Wtth during the open house hours. memory of the late Mrs. POLLY'S PROBLEM ma11y letters and uses sc How about a "Support rour local fat person" campaign? Clara Karr, companion of prayer and the grQIIP sang : r • DEAR POLLY- Could you manylheets of her stationery Which means.: Dcin't offer food; llnodl off the unfumy jokes; Mrs. Williamson. "Every Step 1Take." , or 1111111 of your women wbo -.t abe al'l!&ya hu many itbow lnlel'tlt In hll or her diet and recognize weight loss with ' Mrs. Edila Reibel and Mrs. It was announced Ut&t on WHEN VOli SEE ME, -lellme ' - to pula OM' el)ftlopee left. 1 suaaested lllllcwe Clllllilllments. Let's hope yoo aet many tolrien. - Oct. z;, fonner Sunday school Freda Duffy were namf4 lnchelalllc ill a culll& at tile thallhe earelully open u- $lEN DON'T THINK OF • h<lllesaes for November with ot a lldn or Uclla envelopes and use them lor +++ · Mrs. Jl;va Dessauer to have INSURANCE ••• BUT without II rolling and letter writing and she would Dear L.C.: . devoUons. WHEN YOU rHINK OF lwlllinl? be sending In a different Eve!! worse than the joker (I think) Is the super-Interested (t11 G11ests were Mrs. Beulah My daughter writes so looking letter. When finished person wbo mak• your dletln8 HER business. My advice to · '.J' ,Nut,t \ INISUI~AI\II:;t., SEE MEl of Buckhannon, _ _ _...;.._ _ _ _ they are folded arid put In frlendaoffattles:Don'tsayanyUtlpgtothemUtatyi,uwouldn't houseguest of Miss Smith, another envelope and malted. want to hear If YOU'had the weight problem. (Which means: and Flo 'Strickland who MV wtte wu tettlnv me about (Polly's note: Why not just Shut up!) .:_ SUE . CHESTER - Plans for a joined th~ claBB. Games were a conversation wlth our little open the envelopes wherever girl ... "Mommy. If policemen played with prizes going tD · and firemen wear un iforms, they are glued, \vrlte on the · · c<lltumed · Halloween party' Mrs. Meinhart, Mrs. Rose why doesn 't Daddy wur an Insurance man's uniform?" Inside, fold back as envelope .,..I'JtJ ' ·o· ... forthecubscoutsofPack:i35, Ginther, Mrs. Null and Mrs. Daddy doesn 't need a uniform, was originally and stick .J f ti 1 1 Chester and Tuppers Plains, Edith Lanning. Memllers sweetheart . People recognize . together with the glue that /w~re made during a recent sang "Happy Birthday" to · hlni by hts worm smile and aweet disposition . " You know was on the flap?) _ meeting of the Pack. . Mrs. Ginther. what Mommy, I never noticed DOROTHY. • 1.... It will take pta~ at 6 p.m. that .'' COt< , Ok, but when you Hostesses were Mrs. think of Insurance , see me .. . J Terrell and Mrs. Seyfried. A DEAR DOROTHY - I :d thpare l~ve 11 opellq In lbe 6 . fall motif was carried out in eulq, fasteD a safety plu In Return Jonathan Meigs Cincinnati. Invited to join their sons for the table decoratlona for the Wijllom D. Childs the ead of tbe elaallc:, niD It Cllapter· of the Daughters of A report on the church the party. Cl!bmaster Lloyd salad course served. ·.AI· lbi-eucb tbe casing being aure the American Revolution met history of Meigs COIIDty ·was Brooks will have charge of tending besides tho.e named II II llralsht, aew eads Friday at the home of Mrs. A. given. by Mrs. Pearl Mora the meeting ·with costume were Mrs. Edith Lanning, 1o11elber lid slip this hack R. Knight and made plahs for viho noted t!lat It will be prizes, games and treats to be Mrs. Lillie Hauck, Mrs. lllllde !be Clllq opeulq, ' rnark\ng.lbe grave of, Mrs. C. presen'ted to 1be Meigs Included In the evening's Carrie Neutzllng and. l'tlrs. '· Stl'lleh oat to be lure IIIII M. Hennesy some time In Museum aftef C<IPiea have · a~lllrltles . Papler-mache Gladys ·Cuckler. •liD llfalllbt aucl tben sew November. been made for the Ohio maski' are being made · by threugb ela1llc aad caaln& In Mrs . Therfon Johnson, D.A.R. and the national· several of the cub scouts. froat, •--k Another be ata. - aad 1ldettao lbere regent, pres1de d a t th e organization. It was decided visit to. acUvlty the Boyswill Club Is nodafllereflts tul'lllng lad meeting. The chapter agreed· that a request will be made • • twlstlag.- POLLY. to contribute a quilt block for space to store hl.!!torlcal Parkersburg, W.Va. DEAR POLLY - My showing local history which papers and 'dOcuments of the family all like to read In the will bi\Come a part of a quilt chapter at ·the Meigs regent, presented a program bathroom. I bo~,~ght a bicycle being made by Ohio for the Museum. . on gowns worn by Rrst ladles basket and hung II on the Waldschmidt House. near Mrs. Paul Elch. viceof the White House. She bathroom wall with two ~bowed slide& B!ld 'gave a square hooks larger than commentary on gOIYftS worn those used for curtain 1'0<\5. by first ladles of the White For less than two dollars I House. have a handy magazine Mrs. Elch rioted that up holder that eliminates the . untii1B50, ·gowns worn by the · clutter of loose magazines ,. A history of the Middleport Girden Club. first ladles for state occasions and the crowded floor space Amateur Gardeners was At the Initial meeting held were Imported, many from that resulted when I tried a presented by Mrs. Elizabeth · at the home of Mrs. Roy France, 111d It was not WlUI' conventional floor type Burkett, a charter member, · Barnes, committees were Betty Tyler Dandridge that · mliWne rack. - ELOISE. DEAR POLLY - Tiny doll at the Wednesday night appointed to write the con- American-made gowns were t and it was decided worn. clothes hangers can be easily meeting of · the club at the stitutlon tha no one over 35 could Join, home of Mrs. Wallar Q-ooks: It was announced b)' Mrs. made by twisting plastic In her paper, Mrs. Burkett and that the club would ~ Elch that Charles Knight, THI IULOVA AC · twisters from bread and bun CUQUAIITZ DIGITAL• I• 1 told of the orglllllation of the limited to 25 members wllh Pomeroy • atlc!rney, will be . moll remarkable welch . It bags. They are eiiSY and f111 club In JUly, IMO by the late all to take an active part In guest.• speaker at lhe computerizes time with awesome accuracy . 11s to make and mtich cheaper Mrs. Garen Stansbury and the club. · November meeting, , ~d ·a hurt li o tiny qoortz than those bought in stOres. 4 FOOT X 8 fOOT PANEL 011 the silent auction will be held at Mrs. James Tlius , both Mrs. Burkett , t alked <ryatal that vtbretts It the So something neal Ia made Durable, eaay-dtan ' ~" panel. ANorted colors. 11toundlng frequ.ncy of , members of the Middleport R"!'er lihoW!. the visitors that time, 716.•32 tyctn per secbnd . from thiilcs often thrown Man-mode flnllh on hoi~. · · · who came to view the entries Mrs, Charlea McDaniel wis It tmptoyn 1 unique oneaway. 'Ibis pointer Is from an button command display and the judges commenl& on acting' chaplain for· the eleven year old., - ~ITA . svsttm . Touch the c:rown Md th• hour and minutes the quality of the dlsplaya. mee~g. Refreshnlenta were . DEAR ANITA - 'lbaak "aood as new and this proceu Club light up agalnll tho dark members through the . c. rtd Krt.n . Push II end the )'81110 ma:!d You do hiVe a has to be repeated only every years have sold cookboou, served by Mrs. Kenlght IIIHI neon-. chango botoro Pldldea quite lqem- sl~ to twelve months held suppers and sold Mrs. Ed1aon Hobstetler with PANEL your eyes. Pull It and tht dill 11111111 on . ,fw u elevea year old. - depending on the amoWlt of calendar towels· to raise Mre. Patrick Lochary, a C....o In 1oday tor 1 per. POLLY. trifDc II &ell .• - LINDA H. ' money lor the cmllnuatlon Ill rcon~tri·bu•t•lng.;..h<ll_.,lels ..........- - . 101\•1 dtmonstrltion . DEAR POLLY - Uke DEAl! POLLy - I would the redbud trail through the Denise I, too, had a problsm U1t:e to tell other vegetable vllla8e. Garden tours have with my "never w~" Door. ~ my nice way to store . been btl!l and plantings made LayAwlyFor covering. Mine looked ao dull oniCIII. FIB 1 clean nylon through the year. , Olrfstmu .Nowl I decided lo "wu It, ~~\it then lloctilig wllb aalitu. He botb A recent project has been It turneCI yellow .I used a good elldl and bq IIMm up to beautlfleatlon Ill the· vl~e Boor stripper •d a lot of ct')i. - BRUNHILDE. hall tlrqh Bower beds A miiiCie to remove the wu, Yoe will reeehe a.daUar II magnolia tree and fOI'I)'Wa tben applied a Boor aealer to Pelly uea y•r fanrlte have allo IIIID planted there Black, whitt, gold, red, . . ell. .the ''pan." In the bomemaklal fllea, Pet by the club members Mrs blue. navy, gr...,, ~pie eonriJir. Inat.d of wat I Peeve, Plllly'1 Pnblem tr Burkett reported. ~ all~ end~ • ..__ Court St., Pomeroy - ..t I fJoar flnllh. 'l'hll llllalfllll a pialll•. Write noted that the elub places IIUUII llllftd my problem llld noli Polly Ia care t1 tWa aewt- IMrqcullln IJllllllnellln the , Middleport mY ''no w111" Bocn loot as Plfper. public library. · a.....;.._.;;.;.;.;,;;.;.;.._~ ~------~J ~ Polly's . Pointers Non-twisting elastic uJaist w.- HaUotJJee'f{pa, 'planned .· Bulova DAR hear.·c- Accuquart2 fi t J• o.n rs.. i-UUtes ' Digital .Li&ht Yells Mfs. ~ · a ow . ns. ~an~!·~ e~~~ Al.clln Pllbnaanc:e .111.Mssanite ·.PANELING SPECIALS Club history presen~d to Amateur Gardeners {rpm The FRIENDLY ONESI -W!hw $7.69 POMEROY .CEMENT BLOCK CO. ....... ' The Department Store of Building Since 1915 ,.,.I..,. . ~- • • • · . • -- .,'-" - - c ·• Social Calendar '111ESDAY · . . MIDDLEPORT. Masonic Lodge 363, 7 p.m. Work in Fellowship Degree. All . Master Masons invited. · · SYR.\CUSE PTA, 7:30 p;m. at the school. Jim Adams Southern Hlgh &hool prin: · cipaland David Nease; hoard member, to speak on the school levy. Mrs. Maxine . Plummer to· talk on the Community . Health and Retardation levy renewal. Sixth grade room mothers.to ,· serye. . ~... ·· HARffiSONVIi..LE .Senior Citizens Club birthday and potluck supper, 7 pm. at HarrisonviUe School. MUBic and ganies will be provided. POMEROY Chamber of Commerce, noon at Meigs Inn. All members and Interested merchants urged to attend to discuss • the . Christmas program. .. SYRACUSE PTA 7:30pm. Jim Adams, principal, · Sout~ern High School, David Nease, school board member and Maxine Plummer execullve director of the' Community 'Health and .Retardation Board of Meigs, Jackson and Gallia Counties will be guest speakers. Sixth grade homeroom mothers to serve refreshments. MEIGS Cht!lter 53 DAV . 7:30 at nome ~n But: ternut Ave., Pomeroy. · RACINE -Masonic Lodge 461, 7:30p.m. at the temple. MIDDLEPORT Masonic Lodge 363, 7 p.m. Work in £ellowcrafl degree. All master masons Invited. WEDNESDAY THE NURSING DIVISION of the Meigs County Health Department will give flu shots to senior citizens. They will not give Immunization shota. They wiD reswne their regular schedule next week which Is every Monday and Wednesday and every other Saturday from 8:30a.m, unUI SUPERIORS BEEF USDA QIOICE BEEF ,. , RIBS SUPER. MARKET • Open Dai~ 9 to 10 ,_Sun. 10 to 10 · We Accept Federal Food Stamps ' PHONE 992-3480 Mill and Second Sis. We reaerve lhe rtiht to limit quantities. SUPERIORS ALL MEAT BOLOGNA •••••••••••••••••••••••• . · · . . ·.lb.19e . SUPERIORS POLISH SAUSAGE ..... ~~~89~ FRESH .HAM SALAD.................~~~ 99e, HOMEMADE PURE ' MINUTE STEAK Tender! From Fresh Pure a.ef! CHUCK LB· . , 09 En.PI·I LB. LB~ 99~ I . , jar Banquet DINNERS ASSORTED ·49° each 12 Ol. atOCK FUll OF NUTS SUITER· '· MILK 'nGAL can -JENO'S Kl£ENEX FACIAL bag SUNSHINE VANILLA WAFERS FAYGO , SUGAR fREE ' -DRINKS •3.50 CASE PRINGLES ' U~le Cigars POTATO CHIPS • . RC ALL WEEI< LONG 8::$}00 12 oz. _,X WINOtESTER · THURS. ONlY Double Size box BX$. 99 69' 49$ 'nGAL MIX TISSUES / MILK PIZZA Dad's Root Beer llet Rite Cola 8 pak 1.19 ~:oslt .8 Red or Y.ellow Delicious ' APPLES ' 10$ ' LB. DIET RITE AND ' R.-C.' COLA :l~N 89'· Diet Rite F'IMn - 5 qb. 11 ' 1. BUTTER· CHOCOLATE . 59$ *.GAL No. 21,2 ..,.. 25 lb. and Pepperoni VAU.EY am MILK .· DOG FOOD · Ham bu... PI 4-oz. ' John's Pizza • COFFEE •· FJ;eda Welllna, and Mrs. Pearl lleJDoJdl, M~tpcri, lftl'lln AD-on WedneldiJ for the funnl •rvlcel Ill O'llc Reynolcll at the Eckard; lllldwln l'llleral Home. BANQURTV PLANTERS DRY ROASTED BLUE RIBI)N . '119_ MARl< V FROZEN FOOD BUYS 16 Ol. SON' BORN SYRACUSE . .!.. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stewart, Rustle Hilla, Syracuse, 111rlounce tile blrtli of an eillht pound, two ounce son, Jared Glenn Oct. t . at the Holzer MI!C!Ical Center. maternal grandmother Is Mrs . Glenn Olaae, , llllddlepilrt, and ,paternal grandparenl& are Mr. and Mrs. Rou Stewart, Jr., PomerQY. Great ·. grandparenl&are Mn. Glaae, Mrl. HilTy JQbniOn,llr. and. IN AKRON Ml'l. l(eJan """'olds, Mn. GROUND ROUND . FRtDAY ONLY SALE LB· CREMORA PAST PRESIDENTS, Drew. Webster Post 39 Amencan Legion Auxiliary, 7:30p.m. at the home of Mrs. Gerald WUdermuUt. 111t/RSDAY ROCK SPRINGS BETI'ER Health Cltlb,'l :l5 p.di. at the· heme of Mrs. Amos Uonard. Program . by Wllmetta Leifheit and games by Thelma Jeffers. Secret ~lsters to be revealed. MAGNOLIA CLUB, 7:30 p.m: at the home of MlBB Erna Jesse.Mrs. Ellen Couch to glv11 devotions, Mrs. Bertha Ca~aday, the program. . YARD SALE today and Friday at 238 Condor St., Pomeroy, behind Landmark rrom 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Spon· sored by Kingsbury MIBBionary Club. MIDDLEPORT GHILD Conservatloh 1 League, 7:30 p.m. at the ''home of MR. Susan Blaker, Rustle Hilla, Syracuse. Roll call will be a poem or verse pertaining to "Our Moral Heritage." REGULAR MEETING and election of offlcel'l by Twin City Shrine Club, 7:30p.m. at Racine Shrine Park. Refresh. menta; all Nobles welcome. · MEETING of XI Gamma Mu Chapter, Bets sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 p.m. at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. building In . Middleport. Cultural program, "The Voices Behihd" will be Riven by Donna Byer and Kathy King. Hostesses will be Doris Ewing and Janet Pickens. Mrs. Guy l'rlddJIIId Mr. and Mrs. a. Stewart, Sr., Mt. and Mrs. Stewart have ano!her son, Cbrlstopber Mll!hael, 3. SUPERIORS ·l Eu FRESH & I.{AN BORDEN'S .OOFFEE CREAMER . .. GROUND ., . 99e SUPERIORS BEEF · FRESH & LEAN USDA CHOICE & noon. I LB· SUPERIORS · p.m. .. . 1 . .: .~· . �...... ..................••• •. •• .., .: ·Notes & ~ The OlllySeMinel,Middleport-Pomeryy, 6., Tuesday,Oct. l4, 1975 .- Annual convention held in Middleport ~ -:::::::::::::::m:;:=:~:::>.<-::~:*'~>-<::x::!:::::::::::s:::::::::=:=:=::::::.:::.-:::::;:::=:--:::;;;:;:;:.:!~~:::·: _Generatio1;1 Rap :. -· 1· By ' ' naive:" · Can't something be done? Have other,office workers faced this problem and how did they solve It? - LOUISE THE NAIVE . Dear Louise: Yes, women have fai:ed the problem of lecherous bosses ever since females entered the worlt: fOrce. But this Is Ute first time we've heard of a supervisor-pimp who supjJiies management with cooperative glrl8. You probably can't prove the accusation; but even a substantial rumor might make officials sit up and take notice. Why not go to your persomel officer, ask for'a transfer and state the reason In plain language (with quotes from otber secretaries)? I doubt ')'OU'll be fired. - HELEN NafE FROM SUE , And If you ARE tennin8ted, go to your local Wcmen's Center, or .Women's Center, or Women's Conuillsslon, or Natlotial Organization for Women chapter and lodge a complaint. ' Your company may start a higb.Jevellnvestlgatlon when faced with possible lltadtlnee: "Secretary Fired fo~ Refusal to ,:"'"' • • Dear Helen and Sue: I 111umed hanky~ In the bOlla's ofllce was . just a girlie magazine joke. Ha! . . Though I ·was quite new at work, my male supervisor chose me tO be the aenlor vice pi-~ent's personal secretary, telling me I cwld "go far, If 1'4 cooperate." At first, I Utought that meant being efftdent. Again: Ha !! The V.P. soon let me know how wrong I was. He all but admitted that the suriervlaor handplclla the best~ooklng girls for ·"management." and they stay, If they meet,expectations. .He darn near droola. . Helen & Sue, I think thl.l sup!,rviaor ill hardly better than a pimp for the big bo&lles, and I'd like to go back to my former job In the secretarial. pool. BUt I get the lmpresslbn th&t If I don't conform, I'll be .flred ·- not for lack of ability, but for unavailability! . Several other women, I've dlac:overed, know about thl.l. · · "casting couch" setup. In !act, Hwar theY are making bets~ whether I'd give In or quit. Qne aaid I was ''unbelievllbly Department of Daughtel'iJ of Mrs. Freda Schoen of Union Veterans· of the Civil Marietta, presented to Leo War was held in Middleport Story, vice president of the recently wllh Jarie Howell Meigs County Pioneer and Tent 95 of Meigs County Historical Society, a gift of h<lltlng the meeting. money. Memorial services Mrs, Pearl Reynolds, for deceased members 'were dlatrictpresldent, P.f<!sided at conducted by Mrs. Weber, the meeting wl\11 -members acting chaplain: from Celina, Wooster, During the · business 1\lll'larove; Cardington, meetlng 'officers for the 1976 WoOdsfield, Ur!cksvllle, year were ele9ted. They are Cambridge, Marietta and Mrs . Hertha Douglas, Lancaster attending . The Athens, president; Mrs. Invocation was given by Mary Addy, Cambridge, Gec!rge Glue, pastor of the ilenlor vice 'president; Mrs. r,flddlepcFt Church of Christ. Geraldine SDllth, Marietta, Mrs. Beverly Goodenough, junior vice president; Mrs. Departnlent of Ohio Louise Poling, Athens, prelidenl, was a auest and secretary; Mrs . Mary ' ilave a re1ponse to the McGhee, Cambridge, welcome to Middleport ex- treasurer; Mrs . f'reda tended by Mayor Fred Schoen, Marietta, chaplain; Hoffman. In his talk before . Mrs. Lucille ThOmpson, the group Mayor Hoffman Cambridge, patriotic lh· gave a brief .hiJtory of the structor, and Mrs. Pearl village 'and then commented Reynolds, Middleport; ·Mrs. on law enforcement, the Weber, Marietta, and Mrs. problems lnwlved and the Beatrice Hall, Cambridge, neceulty for officers t·o council members. protect themselves as wen as Adonation w~s made to the the cltlzena. Pilot Dogs In ColumbWJ and A welcome was extended tD the Veterans Aasoclatlon by Margaret Weber, for Volunteer Service. BlcMarletta, and Mrs. Marie tentennlallapel pins and desk Hack, Cardington, talked on flags were presented to the living , memorial Mayor Hoffman, ihe Rev·. Mr. scholarahlp. Glaze and cascl. . Spqller for the meeting A dinner was 'served at IJ!e was Paul Cucl of Orew MlddlepO..t Church of Christ Webater Poet 38, j\me,ijcan with the Pilathea Women Legion. Cue! talked on serving. ,. · Americanism and emThe Invitation· for the !918 )lhul&ec! the neceaslty for convention extended by the and the respOnllblllty of Athens Tent was accepted. parenll to train their children ~ • I·. u.::::,a.~t ~· The 51st Aqnual Convention to be strung Americans. of District 3· .of the Ohio On behalf of the district, ,.. ~ t-::-. . .r' · · ~t ·• · ., . •• •• 1.-:-: The DaUy Sentinel, ~lddleport-Pmteroy, 0 ., Tuesday Oct, 14 1975 e. .,. l 1 ·,"./. I 1,;,. ',,.. .••• • ·'· ~~ ' A weeldy feature of Mflp County Garden Club members. ., ""' BYVJRGINIA A. FI8IIER "" WILDWOODGARDENCWB ,.., FUNWll'HFALLFI..OWERS ·::-; With the beginning _of ~ cornea cool weather bteezea. ..~ · which brtng the rustle of drying leaves and the squlrrela' .,.. merry chirplng·or laughter. .,, .,, We, as gardeners, begin thinking of harv~ crops; ,:, c transplaritlng, mailing cold frames and otherwise preparing .. :n ,n; .for the days ahead. .,, f~~ Now Is a good time to use your Imagination and make "~ arrangements consisting of ~asses, weeds and wild flowers. ·,~ .r l. l You can gather umlrella-ehaped heads of wild parsnip weed 'I' oJ II gone tD seed In early s\muner with their fascinating coloring, " · RACINE - The golden . Proffitt, Unda Proffitt, Their ownleavee are ~ttractlvealthough one may add garden "" wedding anniversary of Mr. David Proffitt Jr., Ji;lmer foliage such as ~ill~ves. Abrass scale pan, once used In a ,,, end Mrs. Elmer Proffitt was and .Pamela Proffitt, Donna butcher sop, makes an attractive container for a large size celebrated recently with a Proffitt, Maureen . Proffitt, arrangement of ,Informal style. ''" family gathering. · Paul Proffitt, Shelly Wood, Meadow-rue is a llhow-off mWd with ape11111 of or- '-::! Attending were Jean Danelle . Weddle, Tersa namental graasln a naglere style arrangement. Meadowoflle ;:•v Bradford, Tammy Bradford, Mount, J,aqet Thless, Tami deserves more attention than It usually ge~. · " Keith Bradford, Anthony Thiess, Rick Thiess, 1:!. E. Goldenrod and purple hardy single asters thai grow along . · •· Bradford; Ray and Betty Thless, Billy Thless, "illy roadsides nlake a· pretty pair In a miniature scale ......~ . "' arrangement. · ·· '''' Proffitt, Ray and Sheila Manuel, Bertha Diehl, Wayne ni •• 1 . nal1y Proffitt, Ray ·Proffitt Jr., and Louise Staats Chris . perso like to use an Individual size serving Esther. Proffitt, Peggy Staats Danny Wedtfte Greg (Japanese) rice bowl as a container for ~tore arranging. ·•• Proffitt David artd Lola WE\(Idl~ Cbarle weddie-and ·-· ..-· .Wh!l!!.Y.9.\!J!!M.Io_gether wild materials take along uman :""~ ' · . ·. Gordon' Proffitt. iiill oTwater to keep them fresh 1111W you reach hcme•.lt's very ,~• '': rewarding to get close to nature and gather some of God's gifts "" M. r. and M · E'l/.mer.rrojjt:tt Cou le bon'Of.'" 50,'-*h' Happy Harvesters elect S:day open house set .~· Oil;'"ers at Frida _. r1J meet Mr. 'JJ"" '.J' PROSPEcr and Robert Klein, Marion:-and • Mrs. Albert Wigal of 706 East the sons and their wives are Ue Down on Job." OfficerS were elected at the teacher Frances Reibel Water St., Prospect, Ohio Mr. an~ Mrs. Jack Wigal, ' Friday night meeting of the would ~bserve her birthday. 4334Z,willcelebratetheir35th Mansfield; Mr. and Mrs. Rap: Happy Hai'Vester8 . Class at A card ~ower was planned. wedding anniversary with an Harry Wigal, Bryan· and A ·fellowship dinner was . open house Sunday from 2:30 George, at home. Why do people rna~ fun of overweight people? Fatties Ttinlty Church. .' Among lhose going fr_om llnow that when they ilt dOwn their legs will flatten like Mrs. Wilma Terrell and · announced for Oct. 26 lm· to '4:3b,p.m; llqll8lhed llllll'llunallo. 'l'hey're embarrassed enough In a Mfs. Ella Sml th served on the mediately following the · Mr. ·and Mrs. Wigal are here for the celebraUon will swim suit witbout bearing ''those l'tlll81'ks ... They already feel nominating committee . morning worship service. former Racine residents. be Mrs. Wigal's sister and terrible about pants that look ·~oo tight" just because there's a Elected were Miss Erma ' Prayer from the yearbook They 'moved ·to Prospect ' brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. lot to cover. And think how discouraged we get when, after SDllth, president; Mrs. Neva and the hymn, "Blessed about 10 years ago. He was Otis Bailey and daughter, ' Utousands of hours of holding our stcmachi!ln, someooe says, Seyfried, vice president; Assurance" opened the associated with the Sugar Lois, Racine, and her nephew the father?" Mrs. Rose Ginther, meeting. Miss Smith read a . Run Mill during the 16 ye11111 and hill wife, ' Mr. and Mrs. . . "Who's lt'ilmilerable staying with a diet; but when you inow your . secretary; Mrs. Genevieve meditation entitled "A they resided here. TedBalleyandfamUyofnear friends are laul!lllng, IOIIIe!lmea you just give up. Why don't Meinhart, treasurer. Secretary to God." .She 881d The couple has six children Gallipolis. people realize fat persons aren't inllulated against lm'l? Why The family will · attend A gift of $25 was received that only God has the secre~ , ·and six grandchildren and an must we' laugh at their j9kes? sll!lrway lntD every heart and will be p~esent for the church together Sunday , from Mrs. , Mary Black, And pl~e dm't write, '.'Yeah, let's start a 'Take a tattle daughter of Mrs.' Ethel that the steps' to the throne . celebration. The daughters .morning at the Emmanuel to IWlch campaign," or I'll take up mllkllhakes again. -LOW- Williamson, who sent It to he Include prayer, faith, service, and their husbands .are Mr. Lutheran Church In Marion. CAL· , FrlendaandrelaUvesofthe used for a m~morlal to he gifts of love, . trust, and Mrs. Charles Smlih, forgiveness ana helping those Greenwich and Mr. and Mrs. couple are Invited to call placed In the church In Low-Cal:' in need. She concluded Wtth during the open house hours. memory of the late Mrs. POLLY'S PROBLEM ma11y letters and uses sc How about a "Support rour local fat person" campaign? Clara Karr, companion of prayer and the grQIIP sang : r • DEAR POLLY- Could you manylheets of her stationery Which means.: Dcin't offer food; llnodl off the unfumy jokes; Mrs. Williamson. "Every Step 1Take." , or 1111111 of your women wbo -.t abe al'l!&ya hu many itbow lnlel'tlt In hll or her diet and recognize weight loss with ' Mrs. Edila Reibel and Mrs. It was announced Ut&t on WHEN VOli SEE ME, -lellme ' - to pula OM' el)ftlopee left. 1 suaaested lllllcwe Clllllilllments. Let's hope yoo aet many tolrien. - Oct. z;, fonner Sunday school Freda Duffy were namf4 lnchelalllc ill a culll& at tile thallhe earelully open u- $lEN DON'T THINK OF • h<lllesaes for November with ot a lldn or Uclla envelopes and use them lor +++ · Mrs. Jl;va Dessauer to have INSURANCE ••• BUT without II rolling and letter writing and she would Dear L.C.: . devoUons. WHEN YOU rHINK OF lwlllinl? be sending In a different Eve!! worse than the joker (I think) Is the super-Interested (t11 G11ests were Mrs. Beulah My daughter writes so looking letter. When finished person wbo mak• your dletln8 HER business. My advice to · '.J' ,Nut,t \ INISUI~AI\II:;t., SEE MEl of Buckhannon, _ _ _...;.._ _ _ _ they are folded arid put In frlendaoffattles:Don'tsayanyUtlpgtothemUtatyi,uwouldn't houseguest of Miss Smith, another envelope and malted. want to hear If YOU'had the weight problem. (Which means: and Flo 'Strickland who MV wtte wu tettlnv me about (Polly's note: Why not just Shut up!) .:_ SUE . CHESTER - Plans for a joined th~ claBB. Games were a conversation wlth our little open the envelopes wherever girl ... "Mommy. If policemen played with prizes going tD · and firemen wear un iforms, they are glued, \vrlte on the · · c<lltumed · Halloween party' Mrs. Meinhart, Mrs. Rose why doesn 't Daddy wur an Insurance man's uniform?" Inside, fold back as envelope .,..I'JtJ ' ·o· ... forthecubscoutsofPack:i35, Ginther, Mrs. Null and Mrs. Daddy doesn 't need a uniform, was originally and stick .J f ti 1 1 Chester and Tuppers Plains, Edith Lanning. Memllers sweetheart . People recognize . together with the glue that /w~re made during a recent sang "Happy Birthday" to · hlni by hts worm smile and aweet disposition . " You know was on the flap?) _ meeting of the Pack. . Mrs. Ginther. what Mommy, I never noticed DOROTHY. • 1.... It will take pta~ at 6 p.m. that .'' COt< , Ok, but when you Hostesses were Mrs. think of Insurance , see me .. . J Terrell and Mrs. Seyfried. A DEAR DOROTHY - I :d thpare l~ve 11 opellq In lbe 6 . fall motif was carried out in eulq, fasteD a safety plu In Return Jonathan Meigs Cincinnati. Invited to join their sons for the table decoratlona for the Wijllom D. Childs the ead of tbe elaallc:, niD It Cllapter· of the Daughters of A report on the church the party. Cl!bmaster Lloyd salad course served. ·.AI· lbi-eucb tbe casing being aure the American Revolution met history of Meigs COIIDty ·was Brooks will have charge of tending besides tho.e named II II llralsht, aew eads Friday at the home of Mrs. A. given. by Mrs. Pearl Mora the meeting ·with costume were Mrs. Edith Lanning, 1o11elber lid slip this hack R. Knight and made plahs for viho noted t!lat It will be prizes, games and treats to be Mrs. Lillie Hauck, Mrs. lllllde !be Clllq opeulq, ' rnark\ng.lbe grave of, Mrs. C. presen'ted to 1be Meigs Included In the evening's Carrie Neutzllng and. l'tlrs. '· Stl'lleh oat to be lure IIIII M. Hennesy some time In Museum aftef C<IPiea have · a~lllrltles . Papler-mache Gladys ·Cuckler. •liD llfalllbt aucl tben sew November. been made for the Ohio maski' are being made · by threugb ela1llc aad caaln& In Mrs . Therfon Johnson, D.A.R. and the national· several of the cub scouts. froat, •--k Another be ata. - aad 1ldettao lbere regent, pres1de d a t th e organization. It was decided visit to. acUvlty the Boyswill Club Is nodafllereflts tul'lllng lad meeting. The chapter agreed· that a request will be made • • twlstlag.- POLLY. to contribute a quilt block for space to store hl.!!torlcal Parkersburg, W.Va. DEAR POLLY - My showing local history which papers and 'dOcuments of the family all like to read In the will bi\Come a part of a quilt chapter at ·the Meigs regent, presented a program bathroom. I bo~,~ght a bicycle being made by Ohio for the Museum. . on gowns worn by Rrst ladles basket and hung II on the Waldschmidt House. near Mrs. Paul Elch. viceof the White House. She bathroom wall with two ~bowed slide& B!ld 'gave a square hooks larger than commentary on gOIYftS worn those used for curtain 1'0<\5. by first ladles of the White For less than two dollars I House. have a handy magazine Mrs. Elch rioted that up holder that eliminates the . untii1B50, ·gowns worn by the · clutter of loose magazines ,. A history of the Middleport Girden Club. first ladles for state occasions and the crowded floor space Amateur Gardeners was At the Initial meeting held were Imported, many from that resulted when I tried a presented by Mrs. Elizabeth · at the home of Mrs. Roy France, 111d It was not WlUI' conventional floor type Burkett, a charter member, · Barnes, committees were Betty Tyler Dandridge that · mliWne rack. - ELOISE. DEAR POLLY - Tiny doll at the Wednesday night appointed to write the con- American-made gowns were t and it was decided worn. clothes hangers can be easily meeting of · the club at the stitutlon tha no one over 35 could Join, home of Mrs. Wallar Q-ooks: It was announced b)' Mrs. made by twisting plastic In her paper, Mrs. Burkett and that the club would ~ Elch that Charles Knight, THI IULOVA AC · twisters from bread and bun CUQUAIITZ DIGITAL• I• 1 told of the orglllllation of the limited to 25 members wllh Pomeroy • atlc!rney, will be . moll remarkable welch . It bags. They are eiiSY and f111 club In JUly, IMO by the late all to take an active part In guest.• speaker at lhe computerizes time with awesome accuracy . 11s to make and mtich cheaper Mrs. Garen Stansbury and the club. · November meeting, , ~d ·a hurt li o tiny qoortz than those bought in stOres. 4 FOOT X 8 fOOT PANEL 011 the silent auction will be held at Mrs. James Tlius , both Mrs. Burkett , t alked <ryatal that vtbretts It the So something neal Ia made Durable, eaay-dtan ' ~" panel. ANorted colors. 11toundlng frequ.ncy of , members of the Middleport R"!'er lihoW!. the visitors that time, 716.•32 tyctn per secbnd . from thiilcs often thrown Man-mode flnllh on hoi~. · · · who came to view the entries Mrs, Charlea McDaniel wis It tmptoyn 1 unique oneaway. 'Ibis pointer Is from an button command display and the judges commenl& on acting' chaplain for· the eleven year old., - ~ITA . svsttm . Touch the c:rown Md th• hour and minutes the quality of the dlsplaya. mee~g. Refreshnlenta were . DEAR ANITA - 'lbaak "aood as new and this proceu Club light up agalnll tho dark members through the . c. rtd Krt.n . Push II end the )'81110 ma:!d You do hiVe a has to be repeated only every years have sold cookboou, served by Mrs. Kenlght IIIHI neon-. chango botoro Pldldea quite lqem- sl~ to twelve months held suppers and sold Mrs. Ed1aon Hobstetler with PANEL your eyes. Pull It and tht dill 11111111 on . ,fw u elevea year old. - depending on the amoWlt of calendar towels· to raise Mre. Patrick Lochary, a C....o In 1oday tor 1 per. POLLY. trifDc II &ell .• - LINDA H. ' money lor the cmllnuatlon Ill rcon~tri·bu•t•lng.;..h<ll_.,lels ..........- - . 101\•1 dtmonstrltion . DEAR POLLY - Uke DEAl! POLLy - I would the redbud trail through the Denise I, too, had a problsm U1t:e to tell other vegetable vllla8e. Garden tours have with my "never w~" Door. ~ my nice way to store . been btl!l and plantings made LayAwlyFor covering. Mine looked ao dull oniCIII. FIB 1 clean nylon through the year. , Olrfstmu .Nowl I decided lo "wu It, ~~\it then lloctilig wllb aalitu. He botb A recent project has been It turneCI yellow .I used a good elldl and bq IIMm up to beautlfleatlon Ill the· vl~e Boor stripper •d a lot of ct')i. - BRUNHILDE. hall tlrqh Bower beds A miiiCie to remove the wu, Yoe will reeehe a.daUar II magnolia tree and fOI'I)'Wa tben applied a Boor aealer to Pelly uea y•r fanrlte have allo IIIID planted there Black, whitt, gold, red, . . ell. .the ''pan." In the bomemaklal fllea, Pet by the club members Mrs blue. navy, gr...,, ~pie eonriJir. Inat.d of wat I Peeve, Plllly'1 Pnblem tr Burkett reported. ~ all~ end~ • ..__ Court St., Pomeroy - ..t I fJoar flnllh. 'l'hll llllalfllll a pialll•. Write noted that the elub places IIUUII llllftd my problem llld noli Polly Ia care t1 tWa aewt- IMrqcullln IJllllllnellln the , Middleport mY ''no w111" Bocn loot as Plfper. public library. · a.....;.._.;;.;.;.;,;;.;.;.._~ ~------~J ~ Polly's . Pointers Non-twisting elastic uJaist w.- HaUotJJee'f{pa, 'planned .· Bulova DAR hear.·c- Accuquart2 fi t J• o.n rs.. i-UUtes ' Digital .Li&ht Yells Mfs. ~ · a ow . ns. ~an~!·~ e~~~ Al.clln Pllbnaanc:e .111.Mssanite ·.PANELING SPECIALS Club history presen~d to Amateur Gardeners {rpm The FRIENDLY ONESI -W!hw $7.69 POMEROY .CEMENT BLOCK CO. ....... ' The Department Store of Building Since 1915 ,.,.I..,. . ~- • • • · . • -- .,'-" - - c ·• Social Calendar '111ESDAY · . . MIDDLEPORT. Masonic Lodge 363, 7 p.m. Work in Fellowship Degree. All . Master Masons invited. · · SYR.\CUSE PTA, 7:30 p;m. at the school. Jim Adams Southern Hlgh &hool prin: · cipaland David Nease; hoard member, to speak on the school levy. Mrs. Maxine . Plummer to· talk on the Community . Health and Retardation levy renewal. Sixth grade room mothers.to ,· serye. . ~... ·· HARffiSONVIi..LE .Senior Citizens Club birthday and potluck supper, 7 pm. at HarrisonviUe School. MUBic and ganies will be provided. POMEROY Chamber of Commerce, noon at Meigs Inn. All members and Interested merchants urged to attend to discuss • the . Christmas program. .. SYRACUSE PTA 7:30pm. Jim Adams, principal, · Sout~ern High School, David Nease, school board member and Maxine Plummer execullve director of the' Community 'Health and .Retardation Board of Meigs, Jackson and Gallia Counties will be guest speakers. Sixth grade homeroom mothers to serve refreshments. MEIGS Cht!lter 53 DAV . 7:30 at nome ~n But: ternut Ave., Pomeroy. · RACINE -Masonic Lodge 461, 7:30p.m. at the temple. MIDDLEPORT Masonic Lodge 363, 7 p.m. Work in £ellowcrafl degree. All master masons Invited. WEDNESDAY THE NURSING DIVISION of the Meigs County Health Department will give flu shots to senior citizens. They will not give Immunization shota. They wiD reswne their regular schedule next week which Is every Monday and Wednesday and every other Saturday from 8:30a.m, unUI SUPERIORS BEEF USDA QIOICE BEEF ,. , RIBS SUPER. MARKET • Open Dai~ 9 to 10 ,_Sun. 10 to 10 · We Accept Federal Food Stamps ' PHONE 992-3480 Mill and Second Sis. We reaerve lhe rtiht to limit quantities. SUPERIORS ALL MEAT BOLOGNA •••••••••••••••••••••••• . · · . . ·.lb.19e . SUPERIORS POLISH SAUSAGE ..... ~~~89~ FRESH .HAM SALAD.................~~~ 99e, HOMEMADE PURE ' MINUTE STEAK Tender! From Fresh Pure a.ef! CHUCK LB· . , 09 En.PI·I LB. LB~ 99~ I . , jar Banquet DINNERS ASSORTED ·49° each 12 Ol. atOCK FUll OF NUTS SUITER· '· MILK 'nGAL can -JENO'S Kl£ENEX FACIAL bag SUNSHINE VANILLA WAFERS FAYGO , SUGAR fREE ' -DRINKS •3.50 CASE PRINGLES ' U~le Cigars POTATO CHIPS • . RC ALL WEEI< LONG 8::$}00 12 oz. _,X WINOtESTER · THURS. ONlY Double Size box BX$. 99 69' 49$ 'nGAL MIX TISSUES / MILK PIZZA Dad's Root Beer llet Rite Cola 8 pak 1.19 ~:oslt .8 Red or Y.ellow Delicious ' APPLES ' 10$ ' LB. DIET RITE AND ' R.-C.' COLA :l~N 89'· Diet Rite F'IMn - 5 qb. 11 ' 1. BUTTER· CHOCOLATE . 59$ *.GAL No. 21,2 ..,.. 25 lb. and Pepperoni VAU.EY am MILK .· DOG FOOD · Ham bu... PI 4-oz. ' John's Pizza • COFFEE •· FJ;eda Welllna, and Mrs. Pearl lleJDoJdl, M~tpcri, lftl'lln AD-on WedneldiJ for the funnl •rvlcel Ill O'llc Reynolcll at the Eckard; lllldwln l'llleral Home. BANQURTV PLANTERS DRY ROASTED BLUE RIBI)N . '119_ MARl< V FROZEN FOOD BUYS 16 Ol. SON' BORN SYRACUSE . .!.. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stewart, Rustle Hilla, Syracuse, 111rlounce tile blrtli of an eillht pound, two ounce son, Jared Glenn Oct. t . at the Holzer MI!C!Ical Center. maternal grandmother Is Mrs . Glenn Olaae, , llllddlepilrt, and ,paternal grandparenl& are Mr. and Mrs. Rou Stewart, Jr., PomerQY. Great ·. grandparenl&are Mn. Glaae, Mrl. HilTy JQbniOn,llr. and. IN AKRON Ml'l. l(eJan """'olds, Mn. GROUND ROUND . FRtDAY ONLY SALE LB· CREMORA PAST PRESIDENTS, Drew. Webster Post 39 Amencan Legion Auxiliary, 7:30p.m. at the home of Mrs. Gerald WUdermuUt. 111t/RSDAY ROCK SPRINGS BETI'ER Health Cltlb,'l :l5 p.di. at the· heme of Mrs. Amos Uonard. Program . by Wllmetta Leifheit and games by Thelma Jeffers. Secret ~lsters to be revealed. MAGNOLIA CLUB, 7:30 p.m: at the home of MlBB Erna Jesse.Mrs. Ellen Couch to glv11 devotions, Mrs. Bertha Ca~aday, the program. . YARD SALE today and Friday at 238 Condor St., Pomeroy, behind Landmark rrom 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Spon· sored by Kingsbury MIBBionary Club. MIDDLEPORT GHILD Conservatloh 1 League, 7:30 p.m. at the ''home of MR. Susan Blaker, Rustle Hilla, Syracuse. Roll call will be a poem or verse pertaining to "Our Moral Heritage." REGULAR MEETING and election of offlcel'l by Twin City Shrine Club, 7:30p.m. at Racine Shrine Park. Refresh. menta; all Nobles welcome. · MEETING of XI Gamma Mu Chapter, Bets sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 p.m. at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. building In . Middleport. Cultural program, "The Voices Behihd" will be Riven by Donna Byer and Kathy King. Hostesses will be Doris Ewing and Janet Pickens. Mrs. Guy l'rlddJIIId Mr. and Mrs. a. Stewart, Sr., Mt. and Mrs. Stewart have ano!her son, Cbrlstopber Mll!hael, 3. SUPERIORS ·l Eu FRESH & I.{AN BORDEN'S .OOFFEE CREAMER . .. GROUND ., . 99e SUPERIORS BEEF · FRESH & LEAN USDA CHOICE & noon. I LB· SUPERIORS · p.m. .. . 1 . .: .~· . �------ ,-- - . --- ___ · ___8_:;;: The pail)' Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, Oct. 14, 1975 ~&WIDM;~~···'u....J,_. Unscramblt lh<"' f;01r Jumble" onti ltller to flth oquarf, to torm rour ordinary words. I I ·[ j I I I L.l_ REVef<~IE!I"E. Now tUTan1• the c,lrcltd lottera t.o form the 1urprlae an1wer, u auunttd by tho abovt cartoon. We Paint Anything warranty. Save. 197S CHEVROL!i!T CAPRICE SS298 Cpe , less than 7.000 miles, d~luxe belts, tint glass, air conditioned, deluxe bumpers and guards, remote LH & RH mirror, A00.4B Bl engine, AM radio and tape, aux. lighting, comforllllwheel. Like new and a real sharpie Collection $2 oo for so word minimum E ar:h adcll tlonal word 3c BLIND ADS , ' Additional 25c: Charge per Adv ertisem en t Attt)l'nt II 'hnt Ill/ IIIIICIIrr(',.,.(rd dr•nlld ·,., lift• ,• Free Estimates AI Tromm Ph. 7 42-232. -.· 8: 30 that In 1 pursuance of a1 am . to 12 00 Noon ' - -- NOTICE Is nereby given Wanted CA S'H paid tor all makes ana · models of mobile homes . Phone area code 614 -423. ¥531 -' --------...---_--, Notice lo, pnsed on tht 29th day of TownshiP at a General Oh Ju ly, 1975, thefe will be ELECT'ION' lo be held In the submitted to a vote of the I AM NOW g iv~ng plano lessons In my home . For Townahi;J of Bedford , Oh lp, at appointment , call 9'49 -~803 the rtgular places of voting people of said County at a 10-10·61C therein, on Tuesday, the 4th General ELECTION to be hold day of November, 1975, the In the County of Meigs, Ohio , the re~uler places of voting Quntion of levying, In ~xcess at of lht ten f1'tiH limitation , for th·ere ln, on Tuesdey, the 4th ' products , new catalogs . Get on our growing customer lht benefit of Bedford day of November, 197.5, the list . Or maybe you would Township for lhe purpose of question of lev ylrig, In e)(cess the ten milt llml!atlon, for like to toke order&) PhOne metnlalnlng and operating of Heten J Brown , 992 -Slll, ctmtterles of the township . the benefit of Meigs Count';' for the purpose of providing Independent KOSCOT Said tn: being: an ad Meigs County's share for tfl.e Distributor . dll!onll tex of Two mills to run benefit of lhe Gal lie · Jeckson 9·21 ·1fC for Five Years. . Melgl Comm unity Mental - - - - -- - - - - -;-- - Htatth and · Mental Relar · at ill rate not exceeding ~ . 0 dation Board, for the purpose MEIGS co. Fish end Game Club will meet Oct 15, 7:30 mIlls for each one dollar of Ot providing the neussary v1luation 1 which amounts to requirements ~:O,n,at the Syracuse Club of the Com Twenty {;;tnts for each one 10 12·41tc hundred dollars of veluillt lon , mun ttY Mental Health and R'etardatlon Program for Five Ylln. pursuant to The Polls for seld Election esfebllshed Cheptor l<O of the Ohio Will bl Open II 6:30 O'CIOC- Revised Code . A .M and remain ooeo until tax btlng : a renewel of 7:10 o'clock P.M. of sold day . anSaid existing TAX OF Two (0.2} mill to run for 10 IO tA'S Beauty Salon, John By order of the Boillrd of tenlht Years at a rate not exceed ing St ., SYracuse , Ohio across E l tctlons, of Meigs · Coun l y, 0.2 mills for each one dollar of from school lo t , I will Ohio . valuation , which amounts to discontinue Merle Norman I" /, ,, . .. , Two cents for- each one Cosmetics 'es Of Oct . 30. All dollars of veluatlon, ed.;ln' ~. -cJ zort hundred cosmellcs In stock now for Ten Years . selling ~~ 25 percent elf. · Chairman The Polls fol sold Elecllon NEW- :7QiL- OF- MINK ·· be open at ' 6:30 o'clock Dorothy M. Johnson will A .M. and remain open until Dattd Oct . 2, 1975 1101 7, 14, 21, 28, 4tc 7: 30 o'clock P .M . of said day . Phone 992 .2549 10· 12 6tc -------------SHAMROCK Motet and Inn under new management. Rooms by day or week , week,ly rattl Efflc 11ent epts , re!ltaurant and bar . .568 w. Main St ., Pomeroy, • By order of th e Boord' of Elections, of Meigs County , Ohio . EdWin S. COllrt NOTICI 0' ILICTIOII ON TAX LEVY IN IXCIUOP: THITINMIU I.IMITATtOH Dorothy M . Johnson Dlnctor Doted Oct. 1. 19?1 NOTICII II htrtby gt..n l1 2 •1 t il In punulftct ., • 110 ' 14, 1, • , • c t el a ... OTICE OF ELECTION ON TAl)( LIVY IN IKC!SS OF T,HI TI!N MILL LIMITATION " General ELI!CTION 'to bt held In the NOTICE Is htrtby given Townahlp of Chester 1 Ohio, at that . In purauance of a the regular Pllcts Of voting Rtsolutlo·n of tht Council of thertln, on Tutsdey, tht 4th the VIllage of Pomeroy, Ohio, day of Novtmber, 1975 , the ptnod on the 4th dey of question of levying, in excess August, 1975, there will bt of"'' ttn mill llmllatlol'l , for submitted to a vote of the the ~tntflt of Chestor ~tOPie of said VIllage at a Township lor lht pur post of General ELECTION to be held maintaining and operating Ctmtterles. ' Seld tu: being : an 1d dlt lonal tax of 1/) trt111 to run for five years . In tht VIllage of Pomeroy, ·ohio at the regular place of 'voun'o therein , on Tutsdey, the 4th day of November , 1915, the Qutstlon of levying, In uctsl of ten mill limitation, It 1 r1tt not exc•edlng .50 mill for tht btntflfl of Pomeroy tach on " do•l•~ ·• lot Vllilgt for IHe- purpost of VIIUIIIon, WhiCh •mounts to current Expenaes . for Flvt Cents for each one 1 Sllg llx being: an ad · hundrtCI dotters Of vatv.tlon . dlllonol tax of One Mill to run fo'r:~·~o~:·ro~ utd Election tor Ftvo ytors . witt be open ot 6 lO o'clock atorotttMC..dlng l.Omlltlor A .M . and remain p):>en until 7:30 o'clock P.M. of said dey . By ordtr ol the lolrd' of Elections, of Meigs County , on to. each one dollar of valuation, whiCh amounts to Ton Cents for tech ond hundred dollarS of' val uotlon, lor F lve vurs. Tho Polls lor said Election wttl be optn 11 6:30 o'clock Edwin s. Cozart Chairman A.M . 1nd remain open until 7: 30 o1 clock P .M . of said day . Dorothy M . Johnston Director Eltctlons. of Mtlgs County, Ohio Doted Oct a. 1975 ()0) 7, 14, 21 , ll , 41C 10-12 6tc Yard Sale By order of the Board of Edwin S Cozart Chairman oorothy M. Johnston Director lost Wanted To Rent FEMALE blac< and Wh ile COUNTRY HOME Wllh garage or outbuildings Call hCJund lost at Issac: Walton 74l ·2568. Farm on the Shade River . 10 9-61c: Phone (3041 272.5814 lO·Hic ONE A K C Reg . Female apricot poodle , 10 weeks pld Wanted To Buy · 10 10 -Sic - - - - - - - - - -- - - WELL 1 RAt NED Beagles Also , pups from 6 weeks to 5 mon ths. Phone 7.42 -2521. I 10·9 6fP 10· 10-8tc J. 0 or 1 H . Rotary Mow er (brush hog I. Phone Hubert Prlc;e, Portland 843 2641 · !>ale, Leonerd Baas rea1dence on Rt . 1'2,. , Syracuse Phone 992·5006. YA.fii:O __ __________ 10 " _ 2tc ...... YARD sale In Harr lsonv iHe , Oct , 1~ , 15 ond 16 9 1111 ? Items too numerous to mention Watch for ·Signs 10-lOtc '-------- - - - - - - Lost ~eo IRISH setter , female , condition . Phone 992 7288, 10·14·3tc - - -·- ----------;L.O turn•rure, "!- ICe boxes; ' brass beds , or complete , households Write M . C>.> Miller . Rt 4, Pomeroy , Onto . Ca ll 992 1760 l0-7-74 --------------' 1964 AND older d i mes , quarters, and ha l ves . A lso , gold and silver jl!!welr~ . Call Rutland , 742 · 2331, Roger W11m sley . 10-12 lltc KOSCOT OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT The State of Ghlo, Mtlg' County, Court of Common Pleas, Probate Division To the Executor of the estate , to such of the following as are residents of the State of Emergency SMITH NELSON MC)JORS,·INC. PomeroY. F Sale ' 0( ' IN DASH 23 Channel Cit izen 's Band transce iver, am -fm "'m px radio , 8 tra c: k stereo. Call 992 ~965 . 9-.oi ·ffC ------ --------7168 . Co smetics beauty i!ldv lsors have been trained to ass ist ~ou In sk in c are and beauty Don 't hesllftle to call for free consultation. ~Have won derful opporllJnit)' for those Interested in working) . Phone Ann Seuvage . Syracuse, Ohio. 992 -3272 . Independent Distributors . 10·10-6tp __________ __ _ Auto .Sales 1970 CH EV 1969 ~tat10n YANKEE Cl lfper camper . Phone 992 576 . 10-14-6tp wagon Pnone 843 2459, 1700. ------------ --I 1Q.fl .61p TWO p iece Early American 1969 GTO . Call an~ ti me after 5 p m., 992 1284. ""'"; 10-14 61C ____ _________ 1965 BUICK sports wagon , e)( c;ellent body . Phone 992 - 7394. 10 -14 -llc living room 1$uite Call 9922781 after 7 p m.• 10-14 3tc 15 FT PULL -TYPE camper, sleeps SIX OR I<I,UIPDiftO lddltiOnilll IChDOI fiCIIItin 11 the t+igh School lift ancl pur chnlno blelchers ' for the Mlgh School gym . ntslum . 11 prov lcMd b~ law. at fht r19ulillr piJCI of voting thertln , on Tuesday , the .. th dey of November, 1975, the qu11tlon of le\lylna . In t)Cctss of tho ten mill llmlletlon, tor the btnoflts of Recine Vllfige lor lht purpose of Current The m1x1mum number of exptnsts of rht VIllage of ~ears during wh lch such Recine . bonds lrt ro run 11 20 years. Said tax being : en Od · The est1m1ted average dt<lonot tax of 3 o mills to run tddttlonot tt• rott amounts lo klr fi ve years. - fur Sale HO V S ~ FOR SALE on L incoln Hg•s . 3 large bedrm5 . and b;.th, living rm ., TV rm ., large built -In ki tc hen , counter top range , built -In double oven , autumn gold , Iorge bar In kttc~en , ell tully carpeted , In 3 rm ., basement , garage with sliding doQrs With or without turnifure , priced low ca ll 99~ - 2404 tor ln· formation . l0-7.12tc - ---- ------~-- value Phone (614) 985 -3371 . 2082 HOU SE for sete, reasonable 10 12-6tp priced , Phone 992-7648. penellng , - - - - -- - - -- - - - 9-28-5ltc flooring and ceiling . Phone FEMALE Reg red and while CARPENTRY, 9-17-26tc 992 ·2075 10-1l-ltc -. -------------- Beegle puppies, 9 weeks old A Iso , 8 tt used cam pet top . 9 Riil: HOUSE 13 apts.J. Will sell for $1,500 down , the rest C~n be seen atter s p.m 992 · like ren t . $150 per month, on 27A0 l and conlract 356 North 10· 12-Jtp Fourth, MIOdleport . William DEARBORN corn picker . Phone Wilkesville, 669:3848 Smith . · 10 10·6tc 10·12-6tc A Plumbing , - - - -- - -- - - - - - ~ RMS . and bath o'n east Main St . Phone 992-2729. heat1ng and all types of TWO walnut trees , 308 Page St. Phone 992-3509 . '• . lO.J2-61p generel repair . Work guaranteed 20 years ex 1 JO. t2 .7tc - - - - - -- -- - - - - perienc e. Phone 992 2409 ; . , .tf~ .. WASHER-;;;;-d-.;;.-;~;;-g-;;od • R'M. HOUSE ond both, ' ~EMODELING, - ·-~-·-· -·---------- condlllon. Phone 247-2252. lO.Jl -3tc fireplace . Phone 992 -5871. ' For Rent · . . 10·2·12tc -------------- .. ------- - --- --- --------;----:- --- ------ ------- --. ------------- TEAFOhD Park , Rl 33, ren mJies north ~~:c0r';t~roJatT~-g:~~~t!;;~~· runners and olf str eet uar~ l ng Phone 99 2 7.479. 1 12 ll tiC Tht Stoll of Oftto, Meigs County, Court of Common MOBILE home IQceted In Middleport. adults only . Pleas, Probltt Division Phone 992 5535 . t0-8-tlc To the Executor or Ad - F~l RouncHJp Sale Oct. 6-18 PRIZES· FUN REFRESHMENTS Come in and roglsler. No purchase necessary, POMEROY LANDMARK 9._ JeekW. carsty,Mgr . Ail Phone992;2111 ministrator of the tstatefl , to pieced comforts and such of the following as are 2 ~EDRM . opt . SilO per N.EW quill tops, 120 end up , residents of the State of Ohio , month , utilities peld . Phone Telephone !6141 378 -6274 viz : - the surv iving spouse , 992 ·3975. wayne Chevalier, Reed!· the next of kin . the 10-8 lie ville , Ohio btntflcierles undtr the will ; 10-7-lOtp and to the attorney or It· 2: BEORM . treller 1 Klngsoury torneys representing any of ' Road. 1,. mile off St . Rt . 143. DEER-;.;;:-12-g-;~$1. 29-;- 20 the afortmenfioned persons : ' Furnished , no pets, 1 or 2 go 11 .19, 12 ga . Ro..,tngton Charles w, Thompson , children. Phone 742·3ll2. Exprus or Super X S3.13 I0.7-26tc Route L long Bottom, Meigs -...-------=-- - ----- ,block powder , s2.90 lb. Lots of new and used shotguns. Very good diScount on new guns. Fife'• · Third St, MtOdteport , Phone "2-7<94. 10·7-tltc ------~-------:... REMINGTON, !,100 oulo, n~w 12 or 20 D•· $172.50. . Flft'~ • ~ld41111!rl• O.hlf, _ 9·JO.J6tc .!..---------7:--.- ::.. NEW LISTING - 3 B.R.s, bath, birch kit. , nat. gas lurnaee. basement end nice lot In Middleport. $17,000. NEW LISTING ~ 3.95 acres of land on RJ: 124 West. 1972 Mobile home (like new) and 3 car garage. Only $8500.00. LARGE HOME-4 B.R.'s, 1'12 baths, 2 livings. mod kit., basement, geroge end large lot. Only 520.000. 26 ACRES - Nice laying land on State Rt. Good 3 B. R. home, blth, 2 car garage, barn and garden. 528,000. NEARLY NEW - A fine 3 B.R. home, 2 ceramic baths, lull basement ond 2 cer garage , Asking $39,000. RIVER VIEW. ~ In the country · 2 B.R.. home wllh •oak floors. lurnact , aluminum siding and locre. Justs10,000. B R ba"' RUTLAND - 4 • .1. "" nal.gas, Broomslnell,gordtn end 2cer garege . Only $12,000. BUNGALOW- 2 bedrooms, belh, panellng. porches and lev•l tot on 33 North . Asking ' $7,000. , A BUY - Good 5 room home. beth, basement~ ~ew F.A. USED CHAIN siws: 491 lurnaceendolumlnumsldlng. Loculi St., MIGdleporf, ,., lO 500 P 9923092 vnly S ' · ' · · ' t -11·26fc so HoUHS for you to look 1t, hont - - - - - - -- - - -- 992·3325. GERT'Sagev glrl , rtodylor a whirl atter cleaning carpets wHh Blue lustre . Rent tltc. Shlmpooer, NIIIOII'I Drug Store . I0-9.6tc .. - -····---------- ' :: Pas• 1 N.T. Pass Paas Pass Pass Opening lead- K • ' ~-~ A reader from Sarasota wants us to diiCUBS the "Short , Club". This bid, invented by Oswald Jacoby in 1933, was described than uynrgeneral utility· man. I~ Is ~t forcing, but may be b1d With just three .clubs to an booor with a balanced hand that Is too weak for a one notrulnp opening. Partner is supposed to respond just as if opener had at least four clubs. We will discUSI Ibis In our next week's columns. , •.rrn.E ORPHAN ANNIE • • p• J.I'I"I'LK ;;;;;~ Svraeust, Ohio Ph. t~2:,~m 4.10-1 mo . .' EJ'<CA.VATiNG', dolOr, loader · and backhoe work , septic tanks installed . dump. trucks end lo boys for hire ; w tl l haul fill dirt , top soli , limestone and.,gravel!': Cal1 Bob or ROger Jeffers, day ' phone 99'2'·7089, night phon e 992 3525 or 99l ·5232 (For a copy of JACOBY MODERN, send $1 to: "Win a! Bridge, " c/o !his newspaper, P. 0. Box 489, Radio City Stallon, New York, N. Y, 10019) 2-ll ·lfC -"in<t"AvA - - -----·----.., I f'NG , beck"oe , ).. dozer and dltchtr. Gas, electric and ' weter JJrte burial. basemtnts, footerJ , septic systems and brush cteont~g. Will heul flit dirt , top 5011 , sand and gravel , limestone for driveways lrid tlcM•~•rl ~a8t~~eld ;h~;~kh~~ as~~~ ~c~' by THOMAS JOSEPH -NEIGLEII'S -----------+ Building ond 10-lOtc ---- ---- -----:- Employment Wanted ' Rt. 1, Rutland, Ohio, !42· 6092 . · ' 7.]) .tOte WILL ....~4 ' Supply. we s-pecialize ' In bultdlng houses . Also, do repair work 1nd cablnits, elumlnum siding , Call Gl!y Nelgler, U9 2508 1 IIN no answtr call For Sale· -------------- • ~A TRADE tor car. of equo\ -----------..1..-- Thirty Eigh t Cents for eecn one ftundrod dollars of 11 1 r•te nOt exceeding 3.0 votuot lon, which 11 l .l milts mIlls lor eech ont dollar of County, Ohio . case No. 21568. ' You are htr:eby notified that 3 BEDRM . house wttti for ••ctt one dollar of viiUitlon, which •mounts to lnvtntorv and Ap . valu1t1on, outside of tht Thirty Cents for each one the bastment. partial!~ fur lim It IliOn lmpoltd by -.rtlclt hunctfed dolla;s of Ylluatlon. pralsemtrl,f of the esratt of the nl!hed , new furnace , hot aforemtntlonRCI. dtctlstdr )( 11. Section 2 of the Con . for Five rears . water htater. propant pas . toto of said County, were flied stltutlon , as Ctf"tlfled by the On Co. Rd . 21, 8ashan A:oad . Tho Po Is tor sold Election In thll Court . S•ld Inventory County -.udltor . ' I lOOper month plus utilities . will be open 11 6·30 o'clock The Polls ror 11ld Election A .M . 1nd rem11n ootn until and Apprelsement will bt for Phone 843.2793. hearing before this Court on "'Ill open II 6:30 O'ClOCk A.M. 7·10 o'clock PM . of 'old dov . 10·12·31C lhe 21th dty of Octobtr, 1975, •nd r•marn or~ until 7 lO 10:00 o'clock A.M. • T~AILE,R, edults only . Phone o'clock P .M . o said dey . • ' By order of lht Botrd of ot Any Ptrson dtllrlng lo file tn.Jt8t. Elections. of Mtlgl County, uceptfons !hereto mull flit llv ordtr ot tht Bolrd of Ohio 10·12·1fC them et ttutflvt o•v• prior to Elections, of Meigs County , the date stt for hearing. ' Ohio Apartments, Edwin S. Coz•rt Gl'ltn under my 'hind and LAURELAND Ed'!'ln S. Co~lrt 6th end George Streets In Chairmen seat of said Court, this 9th dey Chairmen Ntw Hlvtn, w. Va. Brend Dorothy M. Johnston' .ot October 1975 new 1 beclrm . town ttouses, Dorothy M . Johnston Director eppttonc•• furnished, fully Mannino D. Webster Director carpettcl, renllng Sl21 up Judge Dateo oct . 2, ttl5 including ulllltltt . Coli By Janet E . Morris Otttcl Oct . 2, '1975 manager 11 1 13041 882-7547 Cntef Deputy Cltrk (10) 7, U , : 1, :18, 41 C 10·5 lltc: (.10114, at , 2tc 001 7, U, 21. 21. <tc ------ -- -- --- - ~ • . R~ 9 18-ttc ' I<ERUIJ'> ! I tARRY JAVE~DER WE SPEC IALI ZE In mobile I l'M W~l~ ' WINDOWS& DOO~S • '· REPLACEMENT '•' WINDOWS :I ALUMINUM ' • t SIDING,SOFFITT " GUTTERS-AWNINGS 10 8 We 992-5858 : '' STORM \IJIIIL-e; 'f ' Blown : Insulation Service~ . Blown inlo Walls & Altios' plum - home furnace repair . Phone •I ~t;FTOV~ji.'S • 'I '' '' FJtEE ESTIMATES J bing, We fix the whole house. AI Tromm, 742 ·2328. Rial .Eslate For Sale ":-------------- Thou I In d 0 0 II or I ptOplt of Slid VIllage II I 114:10.01't.00o lor the purpose of Generet ELECTION to be held Constn cling , furnishing ond In the Vlllegt of Recine, Ohio, polnll~g. WILL trim or cut trees and shrubbery . Phone 949 2545 or 142 3167 II ally furniShed, 12 • 24 Add · needed at Wnhln~;~ton, W 1975 FORD FlOO truck Phone Va . 40 hour week with tX · 992-74.47 , celltnt tmDioyee benefits ID ·14·3tp :;~ BEORM home, . iust' plus !tparate hous ing with flnished r remodellng, Salem ell expenses paid . Phone St Ru t land Phone 7-42· 230~ 13041 863.6088 alter 6 p. m. after .a p .m . or set Milo B . 10 9-61C _ .tf(:. Hutchison 9 23 ALTO saxophone, excellent cond it lorl , $150. Phone 992 . - - - - - - - - - -- - -- --------------- of Education In the •mount of Auoust, 1975, there will be Four Hundred Twenty submitted to a vote of the paneling, :I' m:saso . aluminum Sidtng, work , roofing , A - Room , underplnned 1 45,000 BTU , gas floor furnac:e . porch and awning, and Phone 992-?309 . metal stora·g-: building . I 0 - 1.d · 5 ~ c Home on chOice rented lot In Middleport by park . Phohe O~E Hereford and Jersey 992-7290. milk cow . A good fam i ly 10 8-6tp cow . Also, two Ho l stein Heifer calves , 4 weeks old. Phone 992-3105 1974 CAME!o!:UN mobile home , ...:,:' J0-14 -6tc 12 x 60, 2 bedrm ., total elec . comp letely furnished with new furniture ~nd washer KROEHLER 2 piece li vin g room su1te in good con · and dryer . On Ph acre of dition . Stilt has tot of good land located on Union wear left Also , Berkllne Avenue In Pomeroy . Call recliner, l!ke new. Phone 992.7129 I 949 -2322 after .5 . 30 p.m . 10 ~ 9tc -------------- "' lnutng bonos of SOld Boaro pused on the 4th day of gutter ''I Pomeroy Ph. 992-3313 or 8-27 -tfc w-e - bO '. 1600 Nye St. • ,7·24·1fC Ohio, viz - the surviving spoust . the ne•t of klh , the beneficiaries under thl will; TRAILER space for rent. All '12 RUNN ·eR: 'an(j bunch b~ans . 3 BEDRM . house In Racine . Phone 84l·l353 . Phone 949·2671. and to the attorntV pr at . utllltiU. Pnone 992·5535 . 10.10-61c ' 10-5-26tc torneys rapreaerttlng any of 9·16·tlc the aforementioned persons · Mary M . Beard, Pomeroy, - - - - - - - - -- -- - - - , LOCUST posts, 7 It , and , 3 BR HOME, just fin lined 4 ROOM furnished and fi rewood Phone 161<1 ,as. Ohio , Salisbury Township, No . 3 AND rtmodellng. Salem St., unfurnished apartments:· 21612 , 4 ~ 25 Rutland. Phone 742 2306 Phone 99 7-5434. You are he1eby notified that 10·8·1l(p after 4 p. m. or see Milo s , 4 11 ttc the tnventorv and Ap . Hut chlnsQn . . pralsement of the estate of the Now selling Fuller Brush to .. t .tfc 'f' URNISHED' apartment , atoremenfloned, deceased. Products Phone 992 3410. ..... late of said County , was flied adults only ' 1" Middleport . 10·5·tfc In thiS Court. Said Inventory Phone 992 ·38R 3·25 -tlc : oN-SOLE stereo , AM · FM· anll Appraisement will be tor Virgil B., Sr. hear lno before this Court on radio , 8 track tape com · Ihe 20tn d1y of October, 1975, s ·RM . unfurnished apartment blnat ion. • speaker sound at 10 : 00 o'clock A .M . , wllh double garage, 803% system . Balance S104. 10, or Any person desiring to file Brownell Ave., Middleport, terms Coli 992·3965. exceptions thtreto must file onto . Call !6W 985 -3974. 10-7-llc RlAllO~ I hem at least five days prior 10 10·14-ltc the date set for hearing Given under my hand and FURNISHED apt. 3 rooms LANDMARK'S seat of said Court , thls •3rd dey and beth , utilit ies pold NOTICE ON FILING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT 992-2478. 10 -1.11 3tc EXPERIENCED baby 'Sitter 992-2759 . . . . =~ i BACKHOE: for rent, hour or contract. - Reg . or e)( . cavatlng type . Septic tanks installed . Bi ll Pullins . Phone Irrespective of wbat East 14 returned, South would get to U84 dummy twice with diamonds • 732 to finease twice against East's .AKS3 king-10-nine. Tbe defense • 875 would wind up with three WEST EAST tricks they had started with .753 •QJIOU anCI no more. · -•KI098 Holmes didn't ruff. Instead tl09742 .QB he made the appareuUy in.AK1063 .92 sane play of discarding a diaSOUTH (D) mond. .AK South ,was in, He led a dia•AgJ&H mond to dummy, finessed tJ6 once in trumps, noted the ~ •QJ4 break, but could do no better East-West vulnerable than lead a second diamond. Holmes ruffed Ibis, got out Wosl Norlb East Sou.. with a spade and waited happily for bis second trump trick. NORTH sales & Service.:. . general sheet metal work Free Estimates 9.14-lmo 2457 . 949 - ~813 6; He saves trumps tor later APPLIANCE; roofing e nd . WIN AT BRIDGE D&M complete elr concUtloni ng sales end !ervlce, heet!ng , ptuniblng, n 7:30-Hollywood Squares 3,4; Let's Deal with It Sofflls of ott kinds 1.0·5·7J1 949·2211 or 992·5700 10-14-61c Help Wanted OUR Nathan Biggs Radiator Specialis\ .. Alcan, Alcoi & Wolverine,.. Aluminum Siding ,.. · Bird VInyl Gutters ""' · and Downspouts ~· Accountant Phone 992-•173 From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator to the SIJ allest Heater Core \ ONE 10 speed ~6 " boy ' s bicycle , like new . Phone 992 - Mobile Homes for ·Sale --------------USED bunk beds ·In good MOBILE home, 12 X 51 par lost In Middleport since Saturday Has choker collar with 10 ft . chain attached HAS FALL fallen do~n on vou? Need lea\'es raked in Reward . Phone 992.3319 fO .lJ.6tp the Middleport area? Phone -------------NOTICE ON FILING Phone 949·2890 10 9·61C NOTICI OF ELECTION ON ISSUE Deled Oct. 2, 1975 ON IONDS NO.T tce 11 hereby vtvon !lOI 7, 14. 11. ll, 41c tt'llt 11;1 punuance of • RosoJutlqn of the Boaro of of October 1975, l!ducotiOn of the Southorn Phone 992 -2937 . . L~lll School DIStrict, passed ~OTICE OF ELECTION 10·14-6tc Menning o. Webller on tht 11th dey of July, 1975, , ON TAX LEVY Judge lhtr'e Will be submitted too IN EXCESS OF 2 BEDRM . unfurnished house volt Of l~e rooplo of SilO THE TEN MILL with garage . Phone 992·57.58. By Ann 8 Watson School Dlstrlc at lhe General LIMITATION · I0-14-6tp oepuly Clerk ELECTION 11 tho regular NOTICE Is hereby given piiC.. of voting therein, on that In · pursuanc:t of 1 1101 7, u , 2tc tCOUNTR Y Mobile Home Tutldly,· the 4th diY of Reso\ut lon of the Council of Novembtr , 1975, the qu,stlon the VIllage of Racine, OhiO , lARRl WHOBREY, Your'" Hell Dnler Third 51. ' Recine. OhiO -· · pft, ,49-5961 Ph. 992 ·2174 Pels ONE Checkbook stub In I.e dies lounge at the courttlouse, beli eved . Phone K ddle Rullins . 16141 ¥85 3952. YARD Sole at 95 Peart St ., Wednesday, Oct 15. • lO· u lie: 110h1tl0ft · o1 "'' aoard of '"''"' 1M Ult Tow~lhlp ot Chllttr, Ohio, pu~td ' on the 4th day of Soptombor, 1975, lhort will bo IUbmllted to a vote of the people of Uld Township Phone 992-5188 Chairman '· '' . Bird& Mastic VInyl SIOing Racine Plumbing & Heating ' Truateea of the Townshl,:~ of Bedford, Ohio , passed on the that In pUriU.,{lce of a Resolution of t~e Boord of 111 day of September, 1975, County llllon•rs of the thoro wilt bt submitted to a County ,Comm of Melgl, Pomeroy, vote of the people of said Director ..... -~ . .- ; S e t urda~ Resolution ot lhe Board of TUESD,.Y. OCTOBER 14,1975 4:J()-Bewltched 3; Moo ~qudu o; Partridge Family 8; Sesame St. 20,33; Gel Smart 15. 5:()()-Bonanza 3; Family Affair 8; Star Trek 15. 5:3o-Adam-12 4; News 6; Beverly Hltl~lllles 8; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam 12, 13. 6.!10-News '3,~,8.10,13,15; ABC News 6; Hodgepodge Lodge 20 ; Jody's Body Shop 33 . 6.30-NBC News3,4,15; ABC News 13; Andy"Grlffllh 6; CBS News 8,10; Your Future Is Now 33; Arabs & Israelis 20. · . . 7:!10-Trulh or Cons. 3; To Tell tho Trulh 4 ; Bowling for Dollars 6; News 10; Name lhat Tune 13; Family Affair 15; Antiques 20; Wild Wild World of Animals • Johnson Masonry & Remodeling 9-21 -30tc a 30 am . to 5:00p .m Dally , NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EKCESS OF T~E TEN MILL LIMITATION ~ Television log for easy viewing L.------------~ : , office SIIPP~ service. OFFICE HOURS miRIII h•·- HAND·TO·MOUTH NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF TNI TIN MILL LIMIATION NOTICE Is hereby given --~-~~---- • • ... 992-7608 ~em~ & Obituary JumLI.., FAUNA WHOOP HOTBED IMPORT· I We Pailt Roofs ' comforlllt, delu•e bumper and guards. This car Is rea lly loaded and carries new car t itle arid balance of CARD OF THANKS =-=·::;:.:.PII=m-=••=hn::______,l[ x xu ___:,::Priii=-=.. Y••••r4•r'• P. B , P. door locks , P. windows. Cruise Control, For want Ad Service s cents per' Word one Insertion Min imum 'ChargeSLOO 1.11 cents per word three consecutive lnserlions . 26 cents per word si>C con . secutive insertion~ 25 Per Cent 01Scount on paid ads and ads pa id wllh In 10 days BOOKKEEPING, Tax Advisory Service, We ·Paint Hcluses We Paint . ·Barns 1975 CAPRICE CLASSIC S$495 4 door. Co. Demo, sandstone finish, vinyl lop and vinyl 'trim, AM radio and Jape, air cond ., automatic, P S., RATES COULD !!IE k ..A - REGULATIONS Th e Publi sher reserv es the r.ght to ed H or reject any ads de emed obje c tio nal Th e pub! l sher will' · not be responsible for more than one mcorrect 1nsert1on . 'TH I5 I · ~ ~ ·· Business .Services s P .M · Day Be for e Pub Jocalion Monday Dea111me 9 a .m Can ce ltalioh ~ Corr ec tion s WHI be accept ed un til 9 a.m . lor Day of Publica lion I I I I t: J V '\J DICILTRACY_ - - ~ . - · FIDUL VEENAL ~ 9~ The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-P""eroy, 0., Tuesday, Oct. 14, 1975 :J -;-- ~1: For .Fast Results Use .The .Sentinel .Clas~z1 ,euSj '.•' WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES ' IAMPODEI ---- --~-- or , .. , . . 10-l -l6tp RACINE -1 story Ira me, 3 --------- ---~ BR, bath, nat. gas furnace. S EWING MA'CH -tN [E , Repairs , ~endce , all matc.es . Dining R.. enclosed POt' · 2214 . The F~brtc 1 Shop . ches, fruit room~ garage, · 992 Pomer9y. Authol"hed Si nger barn & other buildings. 1.4ol s ates and Service . We sharpen Sc rssors. acres. $12,700. J.29.tfc HYSELL RUN - Lovely home, 3 BR, belh. Very SEPTIC . TA-NK S cteon ed. nice kllchen with range & . Modern Sanrtatlon . 992 ·3954 ref. Full baaement with. · or. 992·7349 9 18\tfc ullllly, farge concrete block garage used as 'i(~ ;;-[)-y: ).tiX:-c6~c iieT e workshop , Carport. 2.77 deliVered r ight to your project . Fast and easy, Free ocreo. $28,000.00. estimates. Phone 992-3284 , ROUTE 611 · - Close to Goegleln Ready Mi• Co., Forked Run Lake . l35 ~lddlepor t , OhiQ. acres (wooded) . Minerals. • 6.Jo .tf( 1123.00 per acre. S16.600. ;;;cwiloiiaaweRs"R'Ef.';,~· POMEROY - 2 story - · sweepers , toasters . iron,. , frame. 3 BR. beth, nice all small appliances. Lawn mower , next to State Hj gh kitchen with range & way Garage on Route 70: dlsp9sal. Nat. ges hot P~o.ne 985 3825 ·water heat. Full bostment. • ·t &·tiC Lots of room, Walk to shop. ,:--- ·7----:-- ---:--c . BRAO~OR D. Auctioneer Sl7,000 Complete Service. Phone POMEROY - Close In 2 949· 2487 or 949.2000 Ra(lne , acres, ,.nice or Oh io, Crttt Bredtord. mobile home site. lO·r·IIC available GOINGAT -- ,- --- ------~$4,000. WOULD YOU BELIE~E? Build en ott steel build! g ot FOR YOUR NEEDS IN Pole Bern prices? Go den REAL ESTATE!- TO BUY Giant All Steel Bulldklgs , OR SELL. Rt . 4, Box 141, Waverly~ Onto . Phone 947 -2296 • -CAll TODAY1 2.4·tiC m-125' ------- . nowonl list e\EI'll pennu I spend ancl wMt it's for! $25,000 Pyramid 8; Evening Edition with M.rtln Agr011sky 20; Price Is right 10; To tell the Trultl13; Wally's Workshop 15; Family Theatre 33• 8:DD-Joe Garaglola 3,4,15; Happy Doys 6,13; Good Times 8,10; Indian Summer 20,33. 8:1s-World Series 3,4,15. 8:3G-Welcome Back, Kotter 6,13; Joe & Sons 8,10: Consumer Survival Kif 20,33. 9: DO-Rookies 6, 13; Switch 8,10; Ascent of Men 20,33. lO:DD-Marcus Welby, M.D. 6,13; Beacon Hill t,10; News 20; Interface 33. IO:JG-Woman 20,33, 11 :DD-News 3,4,6.8,10,13,15; ABC News 33. 11 :3G-Johnny Carson 3,4; Wide World Mystery 13; FBI 6; Pan-American Games Wrap-Up I; MDvlt "Red Dusr' 10; Janak! 33. 11 :4G-Movle "Death Race" e. ·12:30-Wide World Mystery "Too Easy to Kill" 6; News 13. WEDNESDAY,OCTOBER 15,1975 6:01>-Columbus Today 4; Sunrlst Semester 10, 6:1s-Folk Literature 3. 6:25-Farm Reporl 13. 6:36-New Zoo Revue 4; News 6; Bible Answers I; Farmllme 10; The Story 13. 6:40-Cunce of Prevention 10, 6:45-Momlng Report 3. 6:5s-<:huck While Reports 10; News 13. 7.DD-Today 3,4,15; A.M. America 6,13; CBS NIIWIII Buga Bunny & Friends )0 . 7:3G-Schoolles 10. B:DD-Luey Show 6; Capt , Ka119aroo 1,10; Seu!M St. n , 8:3G-Big Valley 6. 9:DD-A.M. 3; Phil Donahue 4,15; Lucy Show I ; Mike Douglas 10; Morning wllh D.J. 13, 9:3G-Nol For Women Only 3; One Life to Live 6; Musical Chairs I; New Zoo Revue 13. 10:1l0-Celebrlly Sw.-patakes 3A,1S; Dinah 6; GIVI·N· Take 8, 10; Mike DOug los 13. 10 :»-Wheel of Fortune 3,4,15; Price Ia Right 1,10. 11 :DO-High Rollers 3,15; I Dream of Jeennlt 4; Gambit 8,10. 11 :30-Hollywood Squares · 3, 15; Happy Doya 13; Midday 4; Love of Life I, 10; Sesame St. 20,33. 11 :5s-Take Kerr I; Dan Imel's Wartd 10. 12 :1»--Magnlflcent Marble Machine 3,15; Showoffl13; Bob Broun's 50-50 Club 4; News 6,1,10! 12:30-3 for the Monty 3,15; All My Children 6,13; Search for Tomorrow 8,10. 12:4s-Eiec. Co. 3.3. 12:5s-NBC News 3,15. 1:oo-Nws 3; Ryan's Hope 6,13; Phtt OoMhtMII Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15. 1:JO-Days of Our Llves3,4,15; Let'a Makn 0..16,13; As lhe World 'Turns 8,10. · 2:D0-$10,000 Pyramid 6,13; Guldlng light 1,10. 2:36-Doctors 3,4,15: Rhyme & Reaon 6,13; Edge of Night a. 10. . 3:0G-Anolher World 3,4,15; <>-rat Hospital 6.13; Match Game 8,10; Kup's Show 20. 3 : ~ Life to Live 13; Bewitched 6; Taffletalol 1,10. 4:oo--Mr. Carloon 3; Merv GrlHin 4; Somenel 15; Mickey Mouse Club 6,1; Mister Rogers 20,33; Movie "Don't Give Up the Ship" 10; Q_lnWI 13. 4:36-Bewttched 3; MOd 5cauad 6; Partridge Family 8; Sesame St. 20,33; Gei Smart 15. 5:DD-Bonanzo 3; Family Affair I; lronolde 12; Star Trtk 15. 5:»-Aclam-12 4; NOM 6; Beverly Hlllbllllol I; Eltc. Co. 20,33; Adam-l2 13. 6:GO-News 3,4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Hodgapoctge Lodge 20; Teaching Children 33. , 6:30-NBC Nt1W13A, 15; ABC News 13; AtKtt Grlffllh 6; CBS News 1,10; Making II 'Count 20; look 8NI 3:1. 7·0G-Trulhor Cons. 3; To Tell !he Trutll41 low'"'' lw . Dol-. •• flip GMa - ( • lit .......... C!1un1rY Mu11c Jllllll• 13t f'lfii\IIY Ml* \II . . . liNt Iii: K - YfNf kllllll *I. 7:36-loatoi"'-Wlk13; N-n.tT-41 W116Wild World of Animals 6; Wll,d Kingdllm 15; Mlldl Gome PM I; Evening Erllllan with Mlrtln Agronsky 20; Thtt Judge 10; To Tell the Trutll13; 1 EpiiiCde Action 33. a · LOG-Joe Geragtota 3,4,15; Wilen Thlngo Wtn · RaUen 6,13; Tony Orlando & Down 1,10; Tribal Eye 20,33. 8: ls-Wortd Srles 3,4, 15. 8: 30-That's My Mama 6,13. 9:GO-Baretta 6,13; Cannon 8,10; Greet Perfar20,33. ..~ 10:oo-Starsky & Hutch 6,131 CBS Reporl$1,10;......, 20; Say Brother 33. 10:30-Another Look at Appalachia 33. 11 ·GO-News 3,4,6.1,10, 13,15; ABC News 33. 11 ;30-JOIInny Carson 3,4,15; Movlt 'Haunll of " Very Rich" 13; FBI 6; Pan-American Gltmn Wrep-Up 8; Movie "New ,.,_... 10; ~-kl 33. 11:40-Hec Ramsey 8. 12:30-Movle "Haunts of the Very Rich" 6. 1:!10-Tomorrow 3A,13. you ...,. to put a otraln OIIYQIK ne<vee or dlllurb your - o f mind. ICOIIPIO (Oot. J4ollel, II) Mind your P'1 and O't too1111r loday. Th.-e are people you could lurn off If you ptnlet In acting llko 1 but In *t4t china shop. IAGmAIIIUI CHew. II Ilea. 11) Your p1t1ence wllh the family lea- 1 grealdMIIo ba dealred .lodl'f. Minor , , _ lions could M811y ba blown out of proportion. CAPIIICOIIII CO... H.JM. 11) Sl- CINr Of ln)'llllng Involving 1 high tlegrea of mtnlll eklll todly, Your powtrl of con-olton •• not up to your uaual llandardo. AQUAIIIUI (,_ ..,._ Sl) Thll II a di)O wlltn your financial bieellngl . . • mixed bag, You could show ~ tidy profit, but n11 htgnly unH~ely you•u ba prudent enough 10 do oo. PIICII CP._ II llcell II) You aro • good today, but a louoy flnlther. Don, P"' oo many lrofll In the flre you 'can1 pull them out wHhoul uet· Ung llnged. ------------........-' THE AREA'S ONLY -LADY COUNTRY DJ I I • WMPO F.M.'s OWN GENNY TURNER - AND WEL~SHESURE CAPABLE ~.~ eEf uU5rCAN'r HANDLE IT HEReELF. OF1WI5T1NG )Cr:l AROUND HERLmLc FtNeER! WEEKDAYS 2 to 5:39 P.M. ON _ _ GREAT COUNTRY STEREO ' WMPO FM ShREO 92 Avour QNZA JEGGCR U'Birthday 'SN A Oet.11.1t71 The coming yeor will ba a prolllabla ono H you're not afraid 10 ••~• on added responelbllltiH. Th- whO give you more - " will ello be ready to lncreue your rewards. MAINTAHtEDDURINO '' CLOSING POMEROY·MASON BRIDGE' PhOne 773-5592 MASON FURNITUB HE E I '• .' �------ ,-- - . --- ___ · ___8_:;;: The pail)' Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, Oct. 14, 1975 ~&WIDM;~~···'u....J,_. Unscramblt lh<"' f;01r Jumble" onti ltller to flth oquarf, to torm rour ordinary words. I I ·[ j I I I L.l_ REVef<~IE!I"E. Now tUTan1• the c,lrcltd lottera t.o form the 1urprlae an1wer, u auunttd by tho abovt cartoon. We Paint Anything warranty. Save. 197S CHEVROL!i!T CAPRICE SS298 Cpe , less than 7.000 miles, d~luxe belts, tint glass, air conditioned, deluxe bumpers and guards, remote LH & RH mirror, A00.4B Bl engine, AM radio and tape, aux. lighting, comforllllwheel. Like new and a real sharpie Collection $2 oo for so word minimum E ar:h adcll tlonal word 3c BLIND ADS , ' Additional 25c: Charge per Adv ertisem en t Attt)l'nt II 'hnt Ill/ IIIIICIIrr(',.,.(rd dr•nlld ·,., lift• ,• Free Estimates AI Tromm Ph. 7 42-232. -.· 8: 30 that In 1 pursuance of a1 am . to 12 00 Noon ' - -- NOTICE Is nereby given Wanted CA S'H paid tor all makes ana · models of mobile homes . Phone area code 614 -423. ¥531 -' --------...---_--, Notice lo, pnsed on tht 29th day of TownshiP at a General Oh Ju ly, 1975, thefe will be ELECT'ION' lo be held In the submitted to a vote of the I AM NOW g iv~ng plano lessons In my home . For Townahi;J of Bedford , Oh lp, at appointment , call 9'49 -~803 the rtgular places of voting people of said County at a 10-10·61C therein, on Tuesday, the 4th General ELECTION to be hold day of November, 1975, the In the County of Meigs, Ohio , the re~uler places of voting Quntion of levying, In ~xcess at of lht ten f1'tiH limitation , for th·ere ln, on Tuesdey, the 4th ' products , new catalogs . Get on our growing customer lht benefit of Bedford day of November, 197.5, the list . Or maybe you would Township for lhe purpose of question of lev ylrig, In e)(cess the ten milt llml!atlon, for like to toke order&) PhOne metnlalnlng and operating of Heten J Brown , 992 -Slll, ctmtterles of the township . the benefit of Meigs Count';' for the purpose of providing Independent KOSCOT Said tn: being: an ad Meigs County's share for tfl.e Distributor . dll!onll tex of Two mills to run benefit of lhe Gal lie · Jeckson 9·21 ·1fC for Five Years. . Melgl Comm unity Mental - - - - -- - - - - -;-- - Htatth and · Mental Relar · at ill rate not exceeding ~ . 0 dation Board, for the purpose MEIGS co. Fish end Game Club will meet Oct 15, 7:30 mIlls for each one dollar of Ot providing the neussary v1luation 1 which amounts to requirements ~:O,n,at the Syracuse Club of the Com Twenty {;;tnts for each one 10 12·41tc hundred dollars of veluillt lon , mun ttY Mental Health and R'etardatlon Program for Five Ylln. pursuant to The Polls for seld Election esfebllshed Cheptor l<O of the Ohio Will bl Open II 6:30 O'CIOC- Revised Code . A .M and remain ooeo until tax btlng : a renewel of 7:10 o'clock P.M. of sold day . anSaid existing TAX OF Two (0.2} mill to run for 10 IO tA'S Beauty Salon, John By order of the Boillrd of tenlht Years at a rate not exceed ing St ., SYracuse , Ohio across E l tctlons, of Meigs · Coun l y, 0.2 mills for each one dollar of from school lo t , I will Ohio . valuation , which amounts to discontinue Merle Norman I" /, ,, . .. , Two cents for- each one Cosmetics 'es Of Oct . 30. All dollars of veluatlon, ed.;ln' ~. -cJ zort hundred cosmellcs In stock now for Ten Years . selling ~~ 25 percent elf. · Chairman The Polls fol sold Elecllon NEW- :7QiL- OF- MINK ·· be open at ' 6:30 o'clock Dorothy M. Johnson will A .M. and remain open until Dattd Oct . 2, 1975 1101 7, 14, 21, 28, 4tc 7: 30 o'clock P .M . of said day . Phone 992 .2549 10· 12 6tc -------------SHAMROCK Motet and Inn under new management. Rooms by day or week , week,ly rattl Efflc 11ent epts , re!ltaurant and bar . .568 w. Main St ., Pomeroy, • By order of th e Boord' of Elections, of Meigs County , Ohio . EdWin S. COllrt NOTICI 0' ILICTIOII ON TAX LEVY IN IXCIUOP: THITINMIU I.IMITATtOH Dorothy M . Johnson Dlnctor Doted Oct. 1. 19?1 NOTICII II htrtby gt..n l1 2 •1 t il In punulftct ., • 110 ' 14, 1, • , • c t el a ... OTICE OF ELECTION ON TAl)( LIVY IN IKC!SS OF T,HI TI!N MILL LIMITATION " General ELI!CTION 'to bt held In the NOTICE Is htrtby given Townahlp of Chester 1 Ohio, at that . In purauance of a the regular Pllcts Of voting Rtsolutlo·n of tht Council of thertln, on Tutsdey, tht 4th the VIllage of Pomeroy, Ohio, day of Novtmber, 1975 , the ptnod on the 4th dey of question of levying, in excess August, 1975, there will bt of"'' ttn mill llmllatlol'l , for submitted to a vote of the the ~tntflt of Chestor ~tOPie of said VIllage at a Township lor lht pur post of General ELECTION to be held maintaining and operating Ctmtterles. ' Seld tu: being : an 1d dlt lonal tax of 1/) trt111 to run for five years . In tht VIllage of Pomeroy, ·ohio at the regular place of 'voun'o therein , on Tutsdey, the 4th day of November , 1915, the Qutstlon of levying, In uctsl of ten mill limitation, It 1 r1tt not exc•edlng .50 mill for tht btntflfl of Pomeroy tach on " do•l•~ ·• lot Vllilgt for IHe- purpost of VIIUIIIon, WhiCh •mounts to current Expenaes . for Flvt Cents for each one 1 Sllg llx being: an ad · hundrtCI dotters Of vatv.tlon . dlllonol tax of One Mill to run fo'r:~·~o~:·ro~ utd Election tor Ftvo ytors . witt be open ot 6 lO o'clock atorotttMC..dlng l.Omlltlor A .M . and remain p):>en until 7:30 o'clock P.M. of said dey . By ordtr ol the lolrd' of Elections, of Meigs County , on to. each one dollar of valuation, whiCh amounts to Ton Cents for tech ond hundred dollarS of' val uotlon, lor F lve vurs. Tho Polls lor said Election wttl be optn 11 6:30 o'clock Edwin s. Cozart Chairman A.M . 1nd remain open until 7: 30 o1 clock P .M . of said day . Dorothy M . Johnston Director Eltctlons. of Mtlgs County, Ohio Doted Oct a. 1975 ()0) 7, 14, 21 , ll , 41C 10-12 6tc Yard Sale By order of the Board of Edwin S Cozart Chairman oorothy M. Johnston Director lost Wanted To Rent FEMALE blac< and Wh ile COUNTRY HOME Wllh garage or outbuildings Call hCJund lost at Issac: Walton 74l ·2568. Farm on the Shade River . 10 9-61c: Phone (3041 272.5814 lO·Hic ONE A K C Reg . Female apricot poodle , 10 weeks pld Wanted To Buy · 10 10 -Sic - - - - - - - - - -- - - WELL 1 RAt NED Beagles Also , pups from 6 weeks to 5 mon ths. Phone 7.42 -2521. I 10·9 6fP 10· 10-8tc J. 0 or 1 H . Rotary Mow er (brush hog I. Phone Hubert Prlc;e, Portland 843 2641 · !>ale, Leonerd Baas rea1dence on Rt . 1'2,. , Syracuse Phone 992·5006. YA.fii:O __ __________ 10 " _ 2tc ...... YARD sale In Harr lsonv iHe , Oct , 1~ , 15 ond 16 9 1111 ? Items too numerous to mention Watch for ·Signs 10-lOtc '-------- - - - - - - Lost ~eo IRISH setter , female , condition . Phone 992 7288, 10·14·3tc - - -·- ----------;L.O turn•rure, "!- ICe boxes; ' brass beds , or complete , households Write M . C>.> Miller . Rt 4, Pomeroy , Onto . Ca ll 992 1760 l0-7-74 --------------' 1964 AND older d i mes , quarters, and ha l ves . A lso , gold and silver jl!!welr~ . Call Rutland , 742 · 2331, Roger W11m sley . 10-12 lltc KOSCOT OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT The State of Ghlo, Mtlg' County, Court of Common Pleas, Probate Division To the Executor of the estate , to such of the following as are residents of the State of Emergency SMITH NELSON MC)JORS,·INC. PomeroY. F Sale ' 0( ' IN DASH 23 Channel Cit izen 's Band transce iver, am -fm "'m px radio , 8 tra c: k stereo. Call 992 ~965 . 9-.oi ·ffC ------ --------7168 . Co smetics beauty i!ldv lsors have been trained to ass ist ~ou In sk in c are and beauty Don 't hesllftle to call for free consultation. ~Have won derful opporllJnit)' for those Interested in working) . Phone Ann Seuvage . Syracuse, Ohio. 992 -3272 . Independent Distributors . 10·10-6tp __________ __ _ Auto .Sales 1970 CH EV 1969 ~tat10n YANKEE Cl lfper camper . Phone 992 576 . 10-14-6tp wagon Pnone 843 2459, 1700. ------------ --I 1Q.fl .61p TWO p iece Early American 1969 GTO . Call an~ ti me after 5 p m., 992 1284. ""'"; 10-14 61C ____ _________ 1965 BUICK sports wagon , e)( c;ellent body . Phone 992 - 7394. 10 -14 -llc living room 1$uite Call 9922781 after 7 p m.• 10-14 3tc 15 FT PULL -TYPE camper, sleeps SIX OR I<I,UIPDiftO lddltiOnilll IChDOI fiCIIItin 11 the t+igh School lift ancl pur chnlno blelchers ' for the Mlgh School gym . ntslum . 11 prov lcMd b~ law. at fht r19ulillr piJCI of voting thertln , on Tuesday , the .. th dey of November, 1975, the qu11tlon of le\lylna . In t)Cctss of tho ten mill llmlletlon, tor the btnoflts of Recine Vllfige lor lht purpose of Current The m1x1mum number of exptnsts of rht VIllage of ~ears during wh lch such Recine . bonds lrt ro run 11 20 years. Said tax being : en Od · The est1m1ted average dt<lonot tax of 3 o mills to run tddttlonot tt• rott amounts lo klr fi ve years. - fur Sale HO V S ~ FOR SALE on L incoln Hg•s . 3 large bedrm5 . and b;.th, living rm ., TV rm ., large built -In ki tc hen , counter top range , built -In double oven , autumn gold , Iorge bar In kttc~en , ell tully carpeted , In 3 rm ., basement , garage with sliding doQrs With or without turnifure , priced low ca ll 99~ - 2404 tor ln· formation . l0-7.12tc - ---- ------~-- value Phone (614) 985 -3371 . 2082 HOU SE for sete, reasonable 10 12-6tp priced , Phone 992-7648. penellng , - - - - -- - - -- - - - 9-28-5ltc flooring and ceiling . Phone FEMALE Reg red and while CARPENTRY, 9-17-26tc 992 ·2075 10-1l-ltc -. -------------- Beegle puppies, 9 weeks old A Iso , 8 tt used cam pet top . 9 Riil: HOUSE 13 apts.J. Will sell for $1,500 down , the rest C~n be seen atter s p.m 992 · like ren t . $150 per month, on 27A0 l and conlract 356 North 10· 12-Jtp Fourth, MIOdleport . William DEARBORN corn picker . Phone Wilkesville, 669:3848 Smith . · 10 10·6tc 10·12-6tc A Plumbing , - - - -- - -- - - - - - ~ RMS . and bath o'n east Main St . Phone 992-2729. heat1ng and all types of TWO walnut trees , 308 Page St. Phone 992-3509 . '• . lO.J2-61p generel repair . Work guaranteed 20 years ex 1 JO. t2 .7tc - - - - - -- -- - - - - perienc e. Phone 992 2409 ; . , .tf~ .. WASHER-;;;;-d-.;;.-;~;;-g-;;od • R'M. HOUSE ond both, ' ~EMODELING, - ·-~-·-· -·---------- condlllon. Phone 247-2252. lO.Jl -3tc fireplace . Phone 992 -5871. ' For Rent · . . 10·2·12tc -------------- .. ------- - --- --- --------;----:- --- ------ ------- --. ------------- TEAFOhD Park , Rl 33, ren mJies north ~~:c0r';t~roJatT~-g:~~~t!;;~~· runners and olf str eet uar~ l ng Phone 99 2 7.479. 1 12 ll tiC Tht Stoll of Oftto, Meigs County, Court of Common MOBILE home IQceted In Middleport. adults only . Pleas, Probltt Division Phone 992 5535 . t0-8-tlc To the Executor or Ad - F~l RouncHJp Sale Oct. 6-18 PRIZES· FUN REFRESHMENTS Come in and roglsler. No purchase necessary, POMEROY LANDMARK 9._ JeekW. carsty,Mgr . Ail Phone992;2111 ministrator of the tstatefl , to pieced comforts and such of the following as are 2 ~EDRM . opt . SilO per N.EW quill tops, 120 end up , residents of the State of Ohio , month , utilities peld . Phone Telephone !6141 378 -6274 viz : - the surv iving spouse , 992 ·3975. wayne Chevalier, Reed!· the next of kin . the 10-8 lie ville , Ohio btntflcierles undtr the will ; 10-7-lOtp and to the attorney or It· 2: BEORM . treller 1 Klngsoury torneys representing any of ' Road. 1,. mile off St . Rt . 143. DEER-;.;;:-12-g-;~$1. 29-;- 20 the afortmenfioned persons : ' Furnished , no pets, 1 or 2 go 11 .19, 12 ga . Ro..,tngton Charles w, Thompson , children. Phone 742·3ll2. Exprus or Super X S3.13 I0.7-26tc Route L long Bottom, Meigs -...-------=-- - ----- ,block powder , s2.90 lb. Lots of new and used shotguns. Very good diScount on new guns. Fife'• · Third St, MtOdteport , Phone "2-7<94. 10·7-tltc ------~-------:... REMINGTON, !,100 oulo, n~w 12 or 20 D•· $172.50. . Flft'~ • ~ld41111!rl• O.hlf, _ 9·JO.J6tc .!..---------7:--.- ::.. NEW LISTING - 3 B.R.s, bath, birch kit. , nat. gas lurnaee. basement end nice lot In Middleport. $17,000. NEW LISTING ~ 3.95 acres of land on RJ: 124 West. 1972 Mobile home (like new) and 3 car garage. Only $8500.00. LARGE HOME-4 B.R.'s, 1'12 baths, 2 livings. mod kit., basement, geroge end large lot. Only 520.000. 26 ACRES - Nice laying land on State Rt. Good 3 B. R. home, blth, 2 car garage, barn and garden. 528,000. NEARLY NEW - A fine 3 B.R. home, 2 ceramic baths, lull basement ond 2 cer garage , Asking $39,000. RIVER VIEW. ~ In the country · 2 B.R.. home wllh •oak floors. lurnact , aluminum siding and locre. Justs10,000. B R ba"' RUTLAND - 4 • .1. "" nal.gas, Broomslnell,gordtn end 2cer garege . Only $12,000. BUNGALOW- 2 bedrooms, belh, panellng. porches and lev•l tot on 33 North . Asking ' $7,000. , A BUY - Good 5 room home. beth, basement~ ~ew F.A. USED CHAIN siws: 491 lurnaceendolumlnumsldlng. Loculi St., MIGdleporf, ,., lO 500 P 9923092 vnly S ' · ' · · ' t -11·26fc so HoUHS for you to look 1t, hont - - - - - - -- - - -- 992·3325. GERT'Sagev glrl , rtodylor a whirl atter cleaning carpets wHh Blue lustre . Rent tltc. Shlmpooer, NIIIOII'I Drug Store . I0-9.6tc .. - -····---------- ' :: Pas• 1 N.T. Pass Paas Pass Pass Opening lead- K • ' ~-~ A reader from Sarasota wants us to diiCUBS the "Short , Club". This bid, invented by Oswald Jacoby in 1933, was described than uynrgeneral utility· man. I~ Is ~t forcing, but may be b1d With just three .clubs to an booor with a balanced hand that Is too weak for a one notrulnp opening. Partner is supposed to respond just as if opener had at least four clubs. We will discUSI Ibis In our next week's columns. , •.rrn.E ORPHAN ANNIE • • p• J.I'I"I'LK ;;;;;~ Svraeust, Ohio Ph. t~2:,~m 4.10-1 mo . .' EJ'<CA.VATiNG', dolOr, loader · and backhoe work , septic tanks installed . dump. trucks end lo boys for hire ; w tl l haul fill dirt , top soli , limestone and.,gravel!': Cal1 Bob or ROger Jeffers, day ' phone 99'2'·7089, night phon e 992 3525 or 99l ·5232 (For a copy of JACOBY MODERN, send $1 to: "Win a! Bridge, " c/o !his newspaper, P. 0. Box 489, Radio City Stallon, New York, N. Y, 10019) 2-ll ·lfC -"in<t"AvA - - -----·----.., I f'NG , beck"oe , ).. dozer and dltchtr. Gas, electric and ' weter JJrte burial. basemtnts, footerJ , septic systems and brush cteont~g. Will heul flit dirt , top 5011 , sand and gravel , limestone for driveways lrid tlcM•~•rl ~a8t~~eld ;h~;~kh~~ as~~~ ~c~' by THOMAS JOSEPH -NEIGLEII'S -----------+ Building ond 10-lOtc ---- ---- -----:- Employment Wanted ' Rt. 1, Rutland, Ohio, !42· 6092 . · ' 7.]) .tOte WILL ....~4 ' Supply. we s-pecialize ' In bultdlng houses . Also, do repair work 1nd cablnits, elumlnum siding , Call Gl!y Nelgler, U9 2508 1 IIN no answtr call For Sale· -------------- • ~A TRADE tor car. of equo\ -----------..1..-- Thirty Eigh t Cents for eecn one ftundrod dollars of 11 1 r•te nOt exceeding 3.0 votuot lon, which 11 l .l milts mIlls lor eech ont dollar of County, Ohio . case No. 21568. ' You are htr:eby notified that 3 BEDRM . house wttti for ••ctt one dollar of viiUitlon, which •mounts to lnvtntorv and Ap . valu1t1on, outside of tht Thirty Cents for each one the bastment. partial!~ fur lim It IliOn lmpoltd by -.rtlclt hunctfed dolla;s of Ylluatlon. pralsemtrl,f of the esratt of the nl!hed , new furnace , hot aforemtntlonRCI. dtctlstdr )( 11. Section 2 of the Con . for Five rears . water htater. propant pas . toto of said County, were flied stltutlon , as Ctf"tlfled by the On Co. Rd . 21, 8ashan A:oad . Tho Po Is tor sold Election In thll Court . S•ld Inventory County -.udltor . ' I lOOper month plus utilities . will be open 11 6·30 o'clock The Polls ror 11ld Election A .M . 1nd rem11n ootn until and Apprelsement will bt for Phone 843.2793. hearing before this Court on "'Ill open II 6:30 O'ClOCk A.M. 7·10 o'clock PM . of 'old dov . 10·12·31C lhe 21th dty of Octobtr, 1975, •nd r•marn or~ until 7 lO 10:00 o'clock A.M. • T~AILE,R, edults only . Phone o'clock P .M . o said dey . • ' By order of lht Botrd of ot Any Ptrson dtllrlng lo file tn.Jt8t. Elections. of Mtlgl County, uceptfons !hereto mull flit llv ordtr ot tht Bolrd of Ohio 10·12·1fC them et ttutflvt o•v• prior to Elections, of Meigs County , the date stt for hearing. ' Ohio Apartments, Edwin S. Coz•rt Gl'ltn under my 'hind and LAURELAND Ed'!'ln S. Co~lrt 6th end George Streets In Chairmen seat of said Court, this 9th dey Chairmen Ntw Hlvtn, w. Va. Brend Dorothy M. Johnston' .ot October 1975 new 1 beclrm . town ttouses, Dorothy M . Johnston Director eppttonc•• furnished, fully Mannino D. Webster Director carpettcl, renllng Sl21 up Judge Dateo oct . 2, ttl5 including ulllltltt . Coli By Janet E . Morris Otttcl Oct . 2, '1975 manager 11 1 13041 882-7547 Cntef Deputy Cltrk (10) 7, U , : 1, :18, 41 C 10·5 lltc: (.10114, at , 2tc 001 7, U, 21. 21. <tc ------ -- -- --- - ~ • . R~ 9 18-ttc ' I<ERUIJ'> ! I tARRY JAVE~DER WE SPEC IALI ZE In mobile I l'M W~l~ ' WINDOWS& DOO~S • '· REPLACEMENT '•' WINDOWS :I ALUMINUM ' • t SIDING,SOFFITT " GUTTERS-AWNINGS 10 8 We 992-5858 : '' STORM \IJIIIL-e; 'f ' Blown : Insulation Service~ . Blown inlo Walls & Altios' plum - home furnace repair . Phone •I ~t;FTOV~ji.'S • 'I '' '' FJtEE ESTIMATES J bing, We fix the whole house. AI Tromm, 742 ·2328. Rial .Eslate For Sale ":-------------- Thou I In d 0 0 II or I ptOplt of Slid VIllage II I 114:10.01't.00o lor the purpose of Generet ELECTION to be held Constn cling , furnishing ond In the Vlllegt of Recine, Ohio, polnll~g. WILL trim or cut trees and shrubbery . Phone 949 2545 or 142 3167 II ally furniShed, 12 • 24 Add · needed at Wnhln~;~ton, W 1975 FORD FlOO truck Phone Va . 40 hour week with tX · 992-74.47 , celltnt tmDioyee benefits ID ·14·3tp :;~ BEORM home, . iust' plus !tparate hous ing with flnished r remodellng, Salem ell expenses paid . Phone St Ru t land Phone 7-42· 230~ 13041 863.6088 alter 6 p. m. after .a p .m . or set Milo B . 10 9-61C _ .tf(:. Hutchison 9 23 ALTO saxophone, excellent cond it lorl , $150. Phone 992 . - - - - - - - - - -- - -- --------------- of Education In the •mount of Auoust, 1975, there will be Four Hundred Twenty submitted to a vote of the paneling, :I' m:saso . aluminum Sidtng, work , roofing , A - Room , underplnned 1 45,000 BTU , gas floor furnac:e . porch and awning, and Phone 992-?309 . metal stora·g-: building . I 0 - 1.d · 5 ~ c Home on chOice rented lot In Middleport by park . Phohe O~E Hereford and Jersey 992-7290. milk cow . A good fam i ly 10 8-6tp cow . Also, two Ho l stein Heifer calves , 4 weeks old. Phone 992-3105 1974 CAME!o!:UN mobile home , ...:,:' J0-14 -6tc 12 x 60, 2 bedrm ., total elec . comp letely furnished with new furniture ~nd washer KROEHLER 2 piece li vin g room su1te in good con · and dryer . On Ph acre of dition . Stilt has tot of good land located on Union wear left Also , Berkllne Avenue In Pomeroy . Call recliner, l!ke new. Phone 992.7129 I 949 -2322 after .5 . 30 p.m . 10 ~ 9tc -------------- "' lnutng bonos of SOld Boaro pused on the 4th day of gutter ''I Pomeroy Ph. 992-3313 or 8-27 -tfc w-e - bO '. 1600 Nye St. • ,7·24·1fC Ohio, viz - the surviving spoust . the ne•t of klh , the beneficiaries under thl will; TRAILER space for rent. All '12 RUNN ·eR: 'an(j bunch b~ans . 3 BEDRM . house In Racine . Phone 84l·l353 . Phone 949·2671. and to the attorntV pr at . utllltiU. Pnone 992·5535 . 10.10-61c ' 10-5-26tc torneys rapreaerttlng any of 9·16·tlc the aforementioned persons · Mary M . Beard, Pomeroy, - - - - - - - - -- -- - - - , LOCUST posts, 7 It , and , 3 BR HOME, just fin lined 4 ROOM furnished and fi rewood Phone 161<1 ,as. Ohio , Salisbury Township, No . 3 AND rtmodellng. Salem St., unfurnished apartments:· 21612 , 4 ~ 25 Rutland. Phone 742 2306 Phone 99 7-5434. You are he1eby notified that 10·8·1l(p after 4 p. m. or see Milo s , 4 11 ttc the tnventorv and Ap . Hut chlnsQn . . pralsement of the estate of the Now selling Fuller Brush to .. t .tfc 'f' URNISHED' apartment , atoremenfloned, deceased. Products Phone 992 3410. ..... late of said County , was flied adults only ' 1" Middleport . 10·5·tfc In thiS Court. Said Inventory Phone 992 ·38R 3·25 -tlc : oN-SOLE stereo , AM · FM· anll Appraisement will be tor Virgil B., Sr. hear lno before this Court on radio , 8 track tape com · Ihe 20tn d1y of October, 1975, s ·RM . unfurnished apartment blnat ion. • speaker sound at 10 : 00 o'clock A .M . , wllh double garage, 803% system . Balance S104. 10, or Any person desiring to file Brownell Ave., Middleport, terms Coli 992·3965. exceptions thtreto must file onto . Call !6W 985 -3974. 10-7-llc RlAllO~ I hem at least five days prior 10 10·14-ltc the date set for hearing Given under my hand and FURNISHED apt. 3 rooms LANDMARK'S seat of said Court , thls •3rd dey and beth , utilit ies pold NOTICE ON FILING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT 992-2478. 10 -1.11 3tc EXPERIENCED baby 'Sitter 992-2759 . . . . =~ i BACKHOE: for rent, hour or contract. - Reg . or e)( . cavatlng type . Septic tanks installed . Bi ll Pullins . Phone Irrespective of wbat East 14 returned, South would get to U84 dummy twice with diamonds • 732 to finease twice against East's .AKS3 king-10-nine. Tbe defense • 875 would wind up with three WEST EAST tricks they had started with .753 •QJIOU anCI no more. · -•KI098 Holmes didn't ruff. Instead tl09742 .QB he made the appareuUy in.AK1063 .92 sane play of discarding a diaSOUTH (D) mond. .AK South ,was in, He led a dia•AgJ&H mond to dummy, finessed tJ6 once in trumps, noted the ~ •QJ4 break, but could do no better East-West vulnerable than lead a second diamond. Holmes ruffed Ibis, got out Wosl Norlb East Sou.. with a spade and waited happily for bis second trump trick. NORTH sales & Service.:. . general sheet metal work Free Estimates 9.14-lmo 2457 . 949 - ~813 6; He saves trumps tor later APPLIANCE; roofing e nd . WIN AT BRIDGE D&M complete elr concUtloni ng sales end !ervlce, heet!ng , ptuniblng, n 7:30-Hollywood Squares 3,4; Let's Deal with It Sofflls of ott kinds 1.0·5·7J1 949·2211 or 992·5700 10-14-61c Help Wanted OUR Nathan Biggs Radiator Specialis\ .. Alcan, Alcoi & Wolverine,.. Aluminum Siding ,.. · Bird VInyl Gutters ""' · and Downspouts ~· Accountant Phone 992-•173 From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator to the SIJ allest Heater Core \ ONE 10 speed ~6 " boy ' s bicycle , like new . Phone 992 - Mobile Homes for ·Sale --------------USED bunk beds ·In good MOBILE home, 12 X 51 par lost In Middleport since Saturday Has choker collar with 10 ft . chain attached HAS FALL fallen do~n on vou? Need lea\'es raked in Reward . Phone 992.3319 fO .lJ.6tp the Middleport area? Phone -------------NOTICE ON FILING Phone 949·2890 10 9·61C NOTICI OF ELECTION ON ISSUE Deled Oct. 2, 1975 ON IONDS NO.T tce 11 hereby vtvon !lOI 7, 14. 11. ll, 41c tt'llt 11;1 punuance of • RosoJutlqn of the Boaro of of October 1975, l!ducotiOn of the Southorn Phone 992 -2937 . . L~lll School DIStrict, passed ~OTICE OF ELECTION 10·14-6tc Menning o. Webller on tht 11th dey of July, 1975, , ON TAX LEVY Judge lhtr'e Will be submitted too IN EXCESS OF 2 BEDRM . unfurnished house volt Of l~e rooplo of SilO THE TEN MILL with garage . Phone 992·57.58. By Ann 8 Watson School Dlstrlc at lhe General LIMITATION · I0-14-6tp oepuly Clerk ELECTION 11 tho regular NOTICE Is hereby given piiC.. of voting therein, on that In · pursuanc:t of 1 1101 7, u , 2tc tCOUNTR Y Mobile Home Tutldly,· the 4th diY of Reso\ut lon of the Council of Novembtr , 1975, the qu,stlon the VIllage of Racine, OhiO , lARRl WHOBREY, Your'" Hell Dnler Third 51. ' Recine. OhiO -· · pft, ,49-5961 Ph. 992 ·2174 Pels ONE Checkbook stub In I.e dies lounge at the courttlouse, beli eved . Phone K ddle Rullins . 16141 ¥85 3952. YARD Sole at 95 Peart St ., Wednesday, Oct 15. • lO· u lie: 110h1tl0ft · o1 "'' aoard of '"''"' 1M Ult Tow~lhlp ot Chllttr, Ohio, pu~td ' on the 4th day of Soptombor, 1975, lhort will bo IUbmllted to a vote of the people of Uld Township Phone 992-5188 Chairman '· '' . Bird& Mastic VInyl SIOing Racine Plumbing & Heating ' Truateea of the Townshl,:~ of Bedford, Ohio , passed on the that In pUriU.,{lce of a Resolution of t~e Boord of 111 day of September, 1975, County llllon•rs of the thoro wilt bt submitted to a County ,Comm of Melgl, Pomeroy, vote of the people of said Director ..... -~ . .- ; S e t urda~ Resolution ot lhe Board of TUESD,.Y. OCTOBER 14,1975 4:J()-Bewltched 3; Moo ~qudu o; Partridge Family 8; Sesame St. 20,33; Gel Smart 15. 5:()()-Bonanza 3; Family Affair 8; Star Trek 15. 5:3o-Adam-12 4; News 6; Beverly Hltl~lllles 8; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam 12, 13. 6.!10-News '3,~,8.10,13,15; ABC News 6; Hodgepodge Lodge 20 ; Jody's Body Shop 33 . 6.30-NBC News3,4,15; ABC News 13; Andy"Grlffllh 6; CBS News 8,10; Your Future Is Now 33; Arabs & Israelis 20. · . . 7:!10-Trulh or Cons. 3; To Tell tho Trulh 4 ; Bowling for Dollars 6; News 10; Name lhat Tune 13; Family Affair 15; Antiques 20; Wild Wild World of Animals • Johnson Masonry & Remodeling 9-21 -30tc a 30 am . to 5:00p .m Dally , NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EKCESS OF T~E TEN MILL LIMITATION ~ Television log for easy viewing L.------------~ : , office SIIPP~ service. OFFICE HOURS miRIII h•·- HAND·TO·MOUTH NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF TNI TIN MILL LIMIATION NOTICE Is hereby given --~-~~---- • • ... 992-7608 ~em~ & Obituary JumLI.., FAUNA WHOOP HOTBED IMPORT· I We Pailt Roofs ' comforlllt, delu•e bumper and guards. This car Is rea lly loaded and carries new car t itle arid balance of CARD OF THANKS =-=·::;:.:.PII=m-=••=hn::______,l[ x xu ___:,::Priii=-=.. Y••••r4•r'• P. B , P. door locks , P. windows. Cruise Control, For want Ad Service s cents per' Word one Insertion Min imum 'ChargeSLOO 1.11 cents per word three consecutive lnserlions . 26 cents per word si>C con . secutive insertion~ 25 Per Cent 01Scount on paid ads and ads pa id wllh In 10 days BOOKKEEPING, Tax Advisory Service, We ·Paint Hcluses We Paint . ·Barns 1975 CAPRICE CLASSIC S$495 4 door. Co. Demo, sandstone finish, vinyl lop and vinyl 'trim, AM radio and Jape, air cond ., automatic, P S., RATES COULD !!IE k ..A - REGULATIONS Th e Publi sher reserv es the r.ght to ed H or reject any ads de emed obje c tio nal Th e pub! l sher will' · not be responsible for more than one mcorrect 1nsert1on . 'TH I5 I · ~ ~ ·· Business .Services s P .M · Day Be for e Pub Jocalion Monday Dea111me 9 a .m Can ce ltalioh ~ Corr ec tion s WHI be accept ed un til 9 a.m . lor Day of Publica lion I I I I t: J V '\J DICILTRACY_ - - ~ . - · FIDUL VEENAL ~ 9~ The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-P""eroy, 0., Tuesday, Oct. 14, 1975 :J -;-- ~1: For .Fast Results Use .The .Sentinel .Clas~z1 ,euSj '.•' WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES ' IAMPODEI ---- --~-- or , .. , . . 10-l -l6tp RACINE -1 story Ira me, 3 --------- ---~ BR, bath, nat. gas furnace. S EWING MA'CH -tN [E , Repairs , ~endce , all matc.es . Dining R.. enclosed POt' · 2214 . The F~brtc 1 Shop . ches, fruit room~ garage, · 992 Pomer9y. Authol"hed Si nger barn & other buildings. 1.4ol s ates and Service . We sharpen Sc rssors. acres. $12,700. J.29.tfc HYSELL RUN - Lovely home, 3 BR, belh. Very SEPTIC . TA-NK S cteon ed. nice kllchen with range & . Modern Sanrtatlon . 992 ·3954 ref. Full baaement with. · or. 992·7349 9 18\tfc ullllly, farge concrete block garage used as 'i(~ ;;-[)-y: ).tiX:-c6~c iieT e workshop , Carport. 2.77 deliVered r ight to your project . Fast and easy, Free ocreo. $28,000.00. estimates. Phone 992-3284 , ROUTE 611 · - Close to Goegleln Ready Mi• Co., Forked Run Lake . l35 ~lddlepor t , OhiQ. acres (wooded) . Minerals. • 6.Jo .tf( 1123.00 per acre. S16.600. ;;;cwiloiiaaweRs"R'Ef.';,~· POMEROY - 2 story - · sweepers , toasters . iron,. , frame. 3 BR. beth, nice all small appliances. Lawn mower , next to State Hj gh kitchen with range & way Garage on Route 70: dlsp9sal. Nat. ges hot P~o.ne 985 3825 ·water heat. Full bostment. • ·t &·tiC Lots of room, Walk to shop. ,:--- ·7----:-- ---:--c . BRAO~OR D. Auctioneer Sl7,000 Complete Service. Phone POMEROY - Close In 2 949· 2487 or 949.2000 Ra(lne , acres, ,.nice or Oh io, Crttt Bredtord. mobile home site. lO·r·IIC available GOINGAT -- ,- --- ------~$4,000. WOULD YOU BELIE~E? Build en ott steel build! g ot FOR YOUR NEEDS IN Pole Bern prices? Go den REAL ESTATE!- TO BUY Giant All Steel Bulldklgs , OR SELL. Rt . 4, Box 141, Waverly~ Onto . Phone 947 -2296 • -CAll TODAY1 2.4·tiC m-125' ------- . nowonl list e\EI'll pennu I spend ancl wMt it's for! $25,000 Pyramid 8; Evening Edition with M.rtln Agr011sky 20; Price Is right 10; To tell the Trultl13; Wally's Workshop 15; Family Theatre 33• 8:DD-Joe Garaglola 3,4,15; Happy Doys 6,13; Good Times 8,10; Indian Summer 20,33. 8:1s-World Series 3,4,15. 8:3G-Welcome Back, Kotter 6,13; Joe & Sons 8,10: Consumer Survival Kif 20,33. 9: DO-Rookies 6, 13; Switch 8,10; Ascent of Men 20,33. lO:DD-Marcus Welby, M.D. 6,13; Beacon Hill t,10; News 20; Interface 33. IO:JG-Woman 20,33, 11 :DD-News 3,4,6.8,10,13,15; ABC News 33. 11 :3G-Johnny Carson 3,4; Wide World Mystery 13; FBI 6; Pan-American Games Wrap-Up I; MDvlt "Red Dusr' 10; Janak! 33. 11 :4G-Movle "Death Race" e. ·12:30-Wide World Mystery "Too Easy to Kill" 6; News 13. WEDNESDAY,OCTOBER 15,1975 6:01>-Columbus Today 4; Sunrlst Semester 10, 6:1s-Folk Literature 3. 6:25-Farm Reporl 13. 6:36-New Zoo Revue 4; News 6; Bible Answers I; Farmllme 10; The Story 13. 6:40-Cunce of Prevention 10, 6:45-Momlng Report 3. 6:5s-<:huck While Reports 10; News 13. 7.DD-Today 3,4,15; A.M. America 6,13; CBS NIIWIII Buga Bunny & Friends )0 . 7:3G-Schoolles 10. B:DD-Luey Show 6; Capt , Ka119aroo 1,10; Seu!M St. n , 8:3G-Big Valley 6. 9:DD-A.M. 3; Phil Donahue 4,15; Lucy Show I ; Mike Douglas 10; Morning wllh D.J. 13, 9:3G-Nol For Women Only 3; One Life to Live 6; Musical Chairs I; New Zoo Revue 13. 10:1l0-Celebrlly Sw.-patakes 3A,1S; Dinah 6; GIVI·N· Take 8, 10; Mike DOug los 13. 10 :»-Wheel of Fortune 3,4,15; Price Ia Right 1,10. 11 :DO-High Rollers 3,15; I Dream of Jeennlt 4; Gambit 8,10. 11 :30-Hollywood Squares · 3, 15; Happy Doya 13; Midday 4; Love of Life I, 10; Sesame St. 20,33. 11 :5s-Take Kerr I; Dan Imel's Wartd 10. 12 :1»--Magnlflcent Marble Machine 3,15; Showoffl13; Bob Broun's 50-50 Club 4; News 6,1,10! 12:30-3 for the Monty 3,15; All My Children 6,13; Search for Tomorrow 8,10. 12:4s-Eiec. Co. 3.3. 12:5s-NBC News 3,15. 1:oo-Nws 3; Ryan's Hope 6,13; Phtt OoMhtMII Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15. 1:JO-Days of Our Llves3,4,15; Let'a Makn 0..16,13; As lhe World 'Turns 8,10. · 2:D0-$10,000 Pyramid 6,13; Guldlng light 1,10. 2:36-Doctors 3,4,15: Rhyme & Reaon 6,13; Edge of Night a. 10. . 3:0G-Anolher World 3,4,15; <>-rat Hospital 6.13; Match Game 8,10; Kup's Show 20. 3 : ~ Life to Live 13; Bewitched 6; Taffletalol 1,10. 4:oo--Mr. Carloon 3; Merv GrlHin 4; Somenel 15; Mickey Mouse Club 6,1; Mister Rogers 20,33; Movie "Don't Give Up the Ship" 10; Q_lnWI 13. 4:36-Bewttched 3; MOd 5cauad 6; Partridge Family 8; Sesame St. 20,33; Gei Smart 15. 5:DD-Bonanzo 3; Family Affair I; lronolde 12; Star Trtk 15. 5:»-Aclam-12 4; NOM 6; Beverly Hlllbllllol I; Eltc. Co. 20,33; Adam-l2 13. 6:GO-News 3,4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Hodgapoctge Lodge 20; Teaching Children 33. , 6:30-NBC Nt1W13A, 15; ABC News 13; AtKtt Grlffllh 6; CBS News 1,10; Making II 'Count 20; look 8NI 3:1. 7·0G-Trulhor Cons. 3; To Tell !he Trutll41 low'"'' lw . Dol-. •• flip GMa - ( • lit .......... C!1un1rY Mu11c Jllllll• 13t f'lfii\IIY Ml* \II . . . liNt Iii: K - YfNf kllllll *I. 7:36-loatoi"'-Wlk13; N-n.tT-41 W116Wild World of Animals 6; Wll,d Kingdllm 15; Mlldl Gome PM I; Evening Erllllan with Mlrtln Agronsky 20; Thtt Judge 10; To Tell the Trutll13; 1 EpiiiCde Action 33. a · LOG-Joe Geragtota 3,4,15; Wilen Thlngo Wtn · RaUen 6,13; Tony Orlando & Down 1,10; Tribal Eye 20,33. 8: ls-Wortd Srles 3,4, 15. 8: 30-That's My Mama 6,13. 9:GO-Baretta 6,13; Cannon 8,10; Greet Perfar20,33. ..~ 10:oo-Starsky & Hutch 6,131 CBS Reporl$1,10;......, 20; Say Brother 33. 10:30-Another Look at Appalachia 33. 11 ·GO-News 3,4,6.1,10, 13,15; ABC News 33. 11 ;30-JOIInny Carson 3,4,15; Movlt 'Haunll of " Very Rich" 13; FBI 6; Pan-American Gltmn Wrep-Up 8; Movie "New ,.,_... 10; ~-kl 33. 11:40-Hec Ramsey 8. 12:30-Movle "Haunts of the Very Rich" 6. 1:!10-Tomorrow 3A,13. you ...,. to put a otraln OIIYQIK ne<vee or dlllurb your - o f mind. ICOIIPIO (Oot. J4ollel, II) Mind your P'1 and O't too1111r loday. Th.-e are people you could lurn off If you ptnlet In acting llko 1 but In *t4t china shop. IAGmAIIIUI CHew. II Ilea. 11) Your p1t1ence wllh the family lea- 1 grealdMIIo ba dealred .lodl'f. Minor , , _ lions could M811y ba blown out of proportion. CAPIIICOIIII CO... H.JM. 11) Sl- CINr Of ln)'llllng Involving 1 high tlegrea of mtnlll eklll todly, Your powtrl of con-olton •• not up to your uaual llandardo. AQUAIIIUI (,_ ..,._ Sl) Thll II a di)O wlltn your financial bieellngl . . • mixed bag, You could show ~ tidy profit, but n11 htgnly unH~ely you•u ba prudent enough 10 do oo. PIICII CP._ II llcell II) You aro • good today, but a louoy flnlther. Don, P"' oo many lrofll In the flre you 'can1 pull them out wHhoul uet· Ung llnged. ------------........-' THE AREA'S ONLY -LADY COUNTRY DJ I I • WMPO F.M.'s OWN GENNY TURNER - AND WEL~SHESURE CAPABLE ~.~ eEf uU5rCAN'r HANDLE IT HEReELF. OF1WI5T1NG )Cr:l AROUND HERLmLc FtNeER! WEEKDAYS 2 to 5:39 P.M. ON _ _ GREAT COUNTRY STEREO ' WMPO FM ShREO 92 Avour QNZA JEGGCR U'Birthday 'SN A Oet.11.1t71 The coming yeor will ba a prolllabla ono H you're not afraid 10 ••~• on added responelbllltiH. Th- whO give you more - " will ello be ready to lncreue your rewards. MAINTAHtEDDURINO '' CLOSING POMEROY·MASON BRIDGE' PhOne 773-5592 MASON FURNITUB HE E I '• .' �..... 10 - Tbe J)allv Sellllnel,Mlddleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday,Oct.l4,197S - ~ ~ 1I-·- - . - -- - ·'' . ; · · tidN -- .Bloodmobile takes ve~:~~emon•'"~!i! 57 pints_·Monday • I ' Nine pers0118 were first Ume donll"s Monday when 57 pln1a of blood were received dll'ing 1 reBUiar vlalt of the Huntinglon Dlslrict Blood'~ mobile to Pomeroy Elemenla!J School. · Of the 57 pinta, 28 were given In replacement and three llonors, Karen Lemley, William Harrla, and James Dalley, becam~ . gallon donora .. Leo L. Vaughan became a 12 gallon donor. Nurses aiiBiatlng were Mrs. Vern · Story, .R.N.; Lelah Weatherby, LPN, and Deborah~. RN. • DociiJrs attending were L. D. Telle, M.D.; John Ridgway, D.O., Sellm Bl11ewlcz; M.D., Dr. VWonueva, M.D. The can teen was served by the Child Conservation Lea!J.u.ee of Middleport. . Loading and ""loading was done by Retired VolWJteer Seni.ll" CIUaens and Boy SCout Troop :148 •• Clerical work was per, ADMITTED - Ronnie Casto, Po~eroy; Henry Ward Sayre, Racine; Marjorie .Grimm, Racine; Tonda .Wal~er, Reedsville; Angela Hatfield, Pomeroy. DISCHARGED - Dorothy Well, Alex Fraser, Harold King, 01lie Tyree, Richard Smith, Mary .&haler, Jesse Bush, Henry Milliron. ' Miller, Mlcha~l Neutillng, Isabelle Couch, , Gene t:toudlshelt, Ola St. Clair, Richard Shuler, Linda B. Miller, Edward M. Cozart; Barbara A. Riggs, William E. Slivers, Darla Thomas . Robert W. Smith. Howard logan, William Radford. Syracuse - Lenora L. StewarJ, Rallle · Stewart, Lorraine M. ·Cundiff, Sharm!M'I ·A. Cundiff, Lawrence Ebo!rsbacli, Ariella Vanover. Reedeville ' John · DamewOod. · Middleport ...: Charles Wayland, Joyce V. Bartrum, Kay Lcigan. Martha J. Hac~elt, · Joan Edwards, Lindo L. Haley, Mary .E. Bacon, Bernadette Anderson, William Harris. Sarah J. Fowler. Ralph Edwards, James R. Dailey, George Harris, Sara A. Bechtle, Reva Bunce. Rutland - Robert L. Imboden, Mark J. Matson, /(llry E. Davidson, Donna M. Davidson. . R1clne - Kay Ryan, George Cundiff, Roy F. Vanmeter, Karen Lemley, Linda Patteraon, ' Douglas Circle. Rhonda Dailey, Jean Alkire. Ml111nvlllt - Carolyn A. Cl)arles, Floyd Hendricks, Joe Foster. · Tuppers Plains - Beverly . Bo~I:Oeu- Mary Searls. Long Bottom - Richard Barton, Nora Hartman, · Macal Barton. Henry Bohr, DliJ~~~=~~~e:... Sharon Welker. . Chester - Juanita Lodwick, Al~rt Martin. L1ngsvllle - Ellis E.. Mvers. Chtllllre - Rodney Spires, "'~v~i.T~oaJ:~·ys Barton. SKIPPING ADAY The Nursing Division oi the Meigs County .Health Department ,wiU not be glvlpg , lmmuni~atloo Wednesday as pef thebt schedule due 10 · the fact that they wiU be glvlog nu shOts· that day to oe!llor citizens. . they wUI resume their regular schedule, which Is every Monday and Wednesday aod every other Saturday from 8:30 a.m. until noon, lmmedtately. PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES - Marvin Bennet!, Jr., Point Pleasant; Robert Knaul, Point Pleasant; Irene Wise, Point Pleasant; Mrs . . Donald Houdashell, Syracuse; James Hammlck, Clifton, and Mrs. Billy Williams, Point Pleasant. ' Holzer Medical Ceater · (DIICbarges, Oet 13) Isabelle Bias, Olde Camp, Elva Davis, Peggy Fizer, Denver French, Robert Hall, Unda Hubbard, Edith King, Julie Mitchell, Lonnie Simpson, Jr., Russell Slayton, Mrs. Charles Watterson .and daughter, Pearl Welker. . (Births, Oct.13) . Mr. and Mrs·. Richard Covey, 11011, Gallipolis; Mr. and ·Mrs. J',fyron Franckowiak, daughter, Gallipolis; Mr . and Mrs. 'Kerry Hodge, daughter, !Jackson. GOOOTTWICE The Middleport E·R squad answered a call to 770 Ash St. at 5:28 p.m. · Monday for Lawrence Hall who was having difficulty bteathing. Mr. Hall was taken to Holzer Medical Center where he died. At 12:14 Tuesday, the squad transported Roy Boggs, a prisoner In the Middleport jail, to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Boggs, having chest pains, was treated at Ute hospital and returned to jail. a.m. IN HOSPITAL Franklin Uttle of Route 4, formed by Mary Nease, Jean Pomeroy, suffered a heart Neall, Jean Sayre, Beulah attack Friday and Is in the Str11111, Martha Lou l!eegle, cardiac care unit at the Macel ..,ton, Grace Drake, Holzer Medical center. Joyce Hoback, Emma K. Clatworthy, Eloise White, Elva Dilley, Vernon Nease, Helen Blackaton Neva a. Rt h d' K c ar arr. .,., 11er 1, Donations were by Quality Print Shop, Meigs Local · School, Dally Sentinel, Athe111 M~er, WMPO , Radio, Pomeroy Emergency Squad, Veterans Memll"ial (X)LUMBUS (UPI) - SIJ: the co~lltlori opposes the Hoapltal and Gene statewide organization~, governor's luuea because Houduhell. Including the two largest "average families would be Batiby Foster. Lois J. Wyant, Frank labor group~ In Ohio, today forced to pay the vast Vaughn, Debra Buck, Jorry announced formation of maj~rlty of the taXee to lund E. Fields, Robert W. Vlughn, Homtr Buter, CHerles · Two sulta for money and "Citizens Against Unfair the projects and job clabnB Salser, Leo P. Vaughn. two for divorce have been Taxea" to OJ!POIII' Gov. James by the governor and hla B1rbtr1 L Flel_ds, Tom filed In Meigs P,unty Com- A. Rhodes' lour ecmomlc supporlera are unfounded feC9Wry propossis On the and euggerated." mon Pleas Court. · Mri. laWrence said the Valley Lumber and Supply Nov. 4 ballot. coalition would not purchue At the same tbne, further Co., Inc., Middleport, filed suit agaln~t Mr. and Mrs. medl8 support for lsiuea 2, 3, · radio II" television Ume to NOTICI 0' I~ICTION ON TAX LIVY KermltEUdns, Rl. 1, Albany, 4, and 5, which Rhodes says adverUae Ita · oppollition, but IN IXCISS OP " make Ohio would rely on "hundreds of ~sklng judgement for would THI TIN Ml~~ "depreulon proof," was wlunteers who have con, ~IMITATIO!I fl,808.40, and Ernul Wright, tacted our 11"ganizati0111 to foncut by ObloiDI fir Jobs NOTICE II htreby given Lang1Vtlle,la suing for $1,000 spread the wcrd ' about the lhat In pursuance ol i for dextruction of property. and PrCJIIWI Director Keith Resolution ot t~e aoare ol Elden Boefker, Northbrook, McN111111n. dangers ·ol these bond Co110tv c;ommlulonon ol tho Jolnln& toae\ber In op-· llluea.'' COIIOIY ol Molal, Pomeroy, m., 1a defendant. Ohio, Pl'"t on 1he 2nd doy •• Warren J. Smith, )IOI)tlcll ol. tile ccnUtutlonli Fllln&. for divorce, each S.ptemlle<, 1t7S, tllero will bo IUbmllttll to I YOII Ol tho charging 111'0111 neglect or' _..,_ta .... the ()No aecretary-treaiurer of the people of wtd County at a duty and e~treme cruelty, AFL-CIO, United Auto AFL-CIO, said the Gentrll ELECTION to bt htld organlutlons have little W~rkera of Ohio, the Ohio ln ·the CoOnty ol Molgs, Ohio. were Merle L. Evans, Port. 11 the regular ploces of voting League of WCII!en Voters, the 111111ey to spend, but might tJ1trtln,, on Tu11day, tht 4tn land, against Paul E. Evans, · Ohio Counell ol Clllrdlel, the buy lOUie DeWB)Jflper ads. day of November, 1975. the aame address, and Everett queollon of lovylng , In txeen Jeffers, Portland, against Ohio ~ter of the Sierra Mrl. r..-ca said the of tho len mill llinllatlon, lor coalition would employ In I benefit of Meigs County tor Sharon Jeffers, address Club and the Ohio Counell ~ tho purpou of tho main · unknown. "truth llqUBdll" to monitor Selilor Cltlzeps. · ten1nco 1nd operation ot advert,lletnents faVII'Ing the Joan Lawrence of the achoota,+ trelnlnQ ~enters. . work thof•• clln!u. ane1 Leagueoi.Women V!Xers said bond laaues and to correct ruldonllo lltlllllu lor , JOB OPENED montllly retardod persons. Written applications are Said llx btlng: an ad · d b th dttlonll tu of one mill to run ' being accepte Y e TWO CAPTURED BROADWAY OF OLD lor 10 y11n. • . SyraCUII! Board ol. Public SALEM, ru. (UPI) - Two NEW YORK IUPI) - The ot a rat1 not ,oxuodlng t.o mill Affairs fll" clerk of the board. extremely dangerous Great White Way looked Uke for uch on• dollu of AppUcations muat . he sub- fugitives from a federal the Broadway of song and ~:~"~:.:li ;,~tc:•••hmg~'~u~' mttted between 01:1. 15 and prison, tired and thirsty, legend for the first time In dred 11011an of vatuoJion, tor ~. 'fhey are to be sent to were captured Monday night. Ttn TheYten. Polls tor aald Election Syractlse Board o1. Publlc , Two others were believ~ In nearly a month Monday nl8ht will bo open at 6 :!0 o'elotk · Affairs Betty Hayes, thlssouthernllllnolaareaand wiU! the return of Broadway A.M. ond remain open until ' Obi 7:10 o•elo<k P.M. ot said dey . pres\lieqt, Syracuse, o, authorities closed ·a crade muslcala shut down by a ' 45779. Send resume and , school and modified bus 11\uslclana' slrike. Box offices By order of the Board of · , e~ecuons, of MtiDI county, re erellce8. route1 ol. other schools as reported a brisk buslneas 1 Oh boUt in and ticket exlo. • · 1 safety measures. changes as curtains went Edwin s. Co11rf SHOOT PLANNED The' hunt, using dogs and up on · .. A Chorus Une," Chalrm•n A public shoot will be held spotter planes, sheriff's at 2p.m. Swiday by the Meigs deputies, state police and FBI "Pippin," . "Shenandoah," Dorothy M . Olrtctor Jonnson Muzzle' Loaders on Howell . 8eaents, went on through and "Chicago," four of the Hill Road off the Route 7 wooded areas and along hlgh- dozen shows shut by the 25DIIICI Oct. 2, 1t75 day walkout. bypau. ways and rail tracks. (10) 7, 1., 21, 21, 4tC Four actions PARKERSBURG, w. ·Va: (UPI).:.Anarrai(puntntwu . scheduled today for John C. Bayles, :u, Belpre, Ohio, an unemployed carpenter charged with killing pollege WASHINGTON-PRESIDENT FORD SAYS Congreu student Jbna Ann Dotaon,18, hu unfinished buslne~~~ on· writing 4merlca's role In the Boaz, W.Va. · Israeli-Egyptian Sinai agreement although he has been able to A Wood Count)' grand jury deliver ,on a promise to supply :m ciYillana fll" deaert will . also begin an Inmonitoring posts. · vesUgatlon of the case. Ford Bil!lled a ~gressimal resolutk;fl Mond&Y approving Miss Dotaon's body wu the American partlcipljtion In the dilengagement agreement. fQUIId Saturday In a shallow He said, howe\>er, he will consult with Congress about "what Is -!!rave near Ba~es' heme, required to SUBtaln ... our diplomatic effOrts" In the Middle · ending a two-week search by East. Another part of the complex agreement lnVolveil hundredi ol volunteers, . American promises of aid to Israel and Egypt. Israel Is ex- · Police said Bayles .told pected to receive t:.5 b1111on·ln mllltary and ~onomlc aid and , them where the grave wu Secretary ol state Henry A. Kissinger ~ld &mdaY F1rd was after his , arrest earlf willing to di8CUsa aid In general teflll!l wiU! Egyptian President· Saturday. Anwar Sadat· who ,arrives In Washington Oct. 26. ' The girl had beeri beaten ,and strangled. Her body wu OOLUMBUS-U.S. REP. JAMES V. Stanton, ~hlo, covered with roct.s; dirt and said Monday he bellevea be could win a tbre&-way Democratic leares. · prbnary for the U. S. Senate next year because mmey won't be · Detectives said the victim an overpowering factor. "No longer are you going to be able to was not raped but that rape epend f1 mllll111 In th.e lam week of the CIIII)Piign and put· was the appa.:ent moUve ol aci"OIIS anything you haven't already dme In tbe first ·nine the attacker. · monthe,'~ Stanton told a news coilference. County Prosecutor Joseph · The Cleveland con!lreuman said he's going to he a can- Brown said ·evidence showed dldate for the seat of.U. S. Sen. Robert Taft Jr., Whlo, the girl whowasastudentat although he Is li couple ol months away from making a formal Parke;sburl! Community announcement. He Ia expected to be joined In the Democratic College, put up a struggle primary by fll"mef Sen. Howard Metzenbawn, ~ of . after she waa taken from her Cleveland, and fonner Gov. John J. Gilligan, now living In car Sepl 26 on Interstate 71 WaahlngtCII. against Rhodes' plan early today at Holzer Medical. Center. Mr. Hall was born Jan. 3, 1903 at Clifton, W.Va., the son of the late James and Ida Woods Hall. He was also preceded In death by his first wife, Edna Fowler Hall, In 1958; a daul!hler, Mrs. Jeannette" Hall Stitt; a grandson, Michael Harman, arid a sister, Mrs. Lula Russell. · Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Garnett Roush Hall; two daughters , Mrs. Joe (Jeanlnne) Feshlp, and Mrs. Charles (Janice} Walker .. both of Crystal Lake' m.; a stater, Mrs. Harry (Nora) ·YjJIIIIg,Muan, W.Va.; a twin brother, Herman of Oxford, Pa.; nine grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, . and several nieces and· nephews. • Mr. Hall was married to Garnett Roush In 1960 at the · Middleport Church of Christ with Mr. Fred I. Gardner officiating. He was a Ufelong resident of Mason, W. Va., Na t I o n a I Football ~·•••• WJtil 15 years ago when be . Sllncllngs moved to Middleport. He was By Unltod Press International a member ol. the United Amerlca~.~~nleronce Brethren r'"\rch at Muon w.. ~- · T.. Pet. and was e.. ·'l)'ed at. the' ~~~~~11° ~ ~ ~1 Philip Sporn Power Plant 18 ~~d~!re ~ ~ years prior to retirement In Now England 0 4 0 .333 1988. centrtl .· Funeral services Will be W .. L,. T .. Pet. held 12 ·•· y aI'"· 4 o o 1.000 a p.m. Thur..... u"'· Cincinnati Pittsburgh ~ g :i~ Rawllngs.Coa ts Funeral HouSfon o 4 o .000 Home with the Rev. Robert Cleveland wewst • T Pet Bumgarner : officiating. Oakland 'j ""i 0 .150 Burial will be In Graham Oenvar Ct 11 32 00 .500 Cemetery at Graham Statiort; · 250 Kansas tv all San Otego o 4 o .000 W.Va. Friends may c Nallon•~~:r'"•n•• the funeral home from 2 toat4, St. Louis , See Ylur·Way with an Alto Loan · Got that "car" · away look In your eye? Dreams do come tr·ue. and we can prove lt. Just visit your local car dealers' showrooms and look over the mar'velous new 1976 models. Select your favorite; then see us for a p.ut-Yil~-on-the-road Auto Loan. Thanks to bank rates, dlnvenlent te~ms'lnd fast. ser.vlce, you'll get your loan ... and your new car ... right away. · WALK-UP TELLER WINDOW AND AUTO TELLER WINDOW OPEN ~'THE ASKTOWED · Marriage licenses have been ISBUed to Robert Lee Nelson, 20, Rt. 2, CoolviUe and Mary SUe Barringer, 18, Reedsville, Robert Lee Hunt, 20, Rt. 1, Long Bottom, and Frances Lucille Hawk, 18, Chester. MRS. LOCHARY ILL Mrs. Patrick .Lochary, High St., Pomeroy, was admitted to the Holzer Medical Center Saturday night. She Is In Room 418. Minnesota Chicago Green Bay PLAYING N,ITIL~ - FRI. & SAT. 8: J0-1:00 The· MEIGS -~ 992-3629 aes• ·rn \ ~. . Live Entertainment DEPOSitS INSUBD TO '40,000 .'. wlthou; WINDOWPANE PLAID SHIRT-JACKET J 0 .150 40 .000 '""' New, longtime ' members are· I • r' NEW FARM BUREAU \~~~embers were recognized Tuesdayniglit. They are, frori! f9W,l-r,Mr. and Mrs. John N.Hlll,Mrs. thomasHamm,Mrs.Henry Well; back row, Jllllles Sheets, Leo Morris, Thomas Hamm, and Henry Well . ' ' ' at y Devoted To The Interests Henry Frank, Route 3, Pomeroy, was named delegate .to the 1976 convention and Harold G. Roush, ·Portland, his first alternate. For the first Ume past presidents of the Farm Bureau dating back to 1921 were honored an~ presented past president's pins. · The group Included Charles Lasher, Waid Gilmore, John Carpenter, Arthur Johnson, W. A. Carman , Everett Colwell, Vernon Nease, VIrgil Alldns 1 Norman H. Bahr, Raymond Furbee, Roy Holter, Virgil Hamm, Thomas Sayre, Andrew Cross, Virgil King, Henry Frank and Bill Carr. Pins were also presented new and l011g-Ume members. New members are Henry Well, Route 2, Pomeroy; Kenneth Yonker, Route 3, Pomeroy; John N. Hill, R(. (Con Unued on page 2) . • e in limelight CHESTER - Election of trustees, passage of county, state and national resolulions and recognition of new and long-time members highlighted the annual meeting of the Meigs County ~arm Bureau Tuesday night at. the elementary school here. Elected to serve as trustee lor three year terms were William Carr, Route 2, Coolville, for District I ,composed of Orange, Olive and Chester Townships ·, Tom Hamm, Minersville, for District 2, composed of Lebanon, Letar t and Sutton Townships·, Ralph Carl, Route 2, Pomeroy , for District 3 composed of Bedfnrd,.Sclpto and Salisbury y~ TownshiP.,, and Oris Roush, Route 1, Lan. gsville, for District 4 composed of Rutland, Sale.m and I Co umbla Townships. FOR THE FIRST TIME PAST PRESIDENTS of the Meigs Co.llliY Farm BID'eau were hanored at the annual .meeting' Tuesday night. They were presented past pr~sldent pins. Prsent to receive the awards and the years I VOL. XXVII NO. 129 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . ~" fJ~IWI,IMI Way to start wardrobe building. Wear out wln.dowpane shirt-jacket with skirts and . pants of matching wlndowpane-orof alsp . solid colors. Designed with shirt sleeves and side · slits of washable, doubleknlt polyester. Navy-white, brown-white. Sizes B.to 18. ' Sportswe•r DePirtment, Second Floor . ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY · INN.PLACE THE The Meigs' Inn. ~ . WORLD'S SERIES SPECIAL Tuesday Night, .Oct. 14 Rool the Reds Home It The Mlfp Inn. , Take your wife out .t o dinner~ She will "~IM a 25 % llsoolllt (In Her Meal (CXIUPW ONLY) · . · · Wakh the~n color TV at The Inn anti listen anti de....;. to the mullc of Geo. Hall anti the Hallm•rb. •• . I JOHANNESBURG - SOUTH AFRICA - EUZABETH · Taylor and Richard Burton have been remarried In a remote ¥rJcan 'Yillage, Radio Sauth Africa reported today. The couple wu married fir Ute ttec1111d time In the villa11e of Kaaane, a border town In Northern Bollwana on Friday, the radio said. The cer«nony wu performed by Ambrose Masalela, district CCII1ml88loner of the town where the borders of Zambia, Botlwana, South West Africa and Rhodesia ame together on the Zambexl river. The couple has been staying at the Olobe Game park In Botswana. WASHINGTON - THE AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT aaya CIIIT)'Over stock& of wheat, feedgrainl, com and rice will · . be up llllghtly frum earUer lllllmates as a reltllt of record barvesta forecast In the latelt crop prodUction !lgurea. , In a monthly IUP)ify iiid demand report, USDA experts made no major chang11 In levels but Increased the projection Ill" reserve stocb of key commodities due to lm· proved harvest prospects In lui week's October crop report. 'lbe 1976 food, feedgraln and 10ybean crops are beaded for record or·nearof"ecord highs u of Oct. I, and that means a slmatanUally bntlroved IU)iply situation Ill" 19'75-78 compared with last year. •rt - Pomeroy, Ohio Announces. By United Pr.a Int.!lrnatlonal WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT FORD'S advllers bave reconunended a federal drug abuse policy which deemplluilal marijuana and focuses m controlling more serious drup like heroin. The policy should recognize that 10me d!:vss are more destructive than others and that total elimination of pallonal drug abuse problems II. unlikely, a Domelllc CounCil Drug Abuse Task Force said In ·a govern· ment ''white paper." FordcaUed the study a realistic appraisal of national *'tlg · abuse problems and ordered his executive agencies to draft planl within 80 days Ill" carrying out the report'a recom, mendatlona. Fcrd'a aon, Jack, told an Oregon newapaper recellllyhehadtriedpotln college. Ford later said be admired bil1011'1 honesty In makin11 the admlsBion. HARTFORD, CONN. -AT THE INTERSECTION which the polle!! neglected to guard, Prtlldent Ford apled the yellow •utomobUe coming on colllalon course, braced hbnself and said, "Be careful I" Secret Service Agent Andrew Hutch, at the wheel of the f600,000 bulletproof limousine, Jwerved the lleerinll wheel left but the 1167 yellow Buick cralhed Into the rlcht front fender of Ford's car. · "I landed on top of the President," uld Frederick K, Beibel, Connecticut Slate Republican chalnnan and F~rd's boll. Fordaaldhelltlffered no harm: "lfeel great." Belbellnjured biz left hand. No one elle lllffered ~yslcal Injury, not tbe m teenag«s - lour male .and two female poUce found In Ute yellow car ; not rep. Stewart B. McKinney, R-Conn., the third man In the llmoullne rear compartlllent wtthFordand Belbel; not Hutch nor Ernest Luzanla,blz fellow acent In the rlcht front le&l. MOSOOW - IJlVIET OOMMUNIBI' leader Leonid Bmbnev bu warned the Willi thai detente doan't mean an erid to the Kremlin '• Ideological war acalrlll capltalllm. "Reluatlon of lnlernattonll tenl\oll by no mean• eliminates die fllru8ile of Idees," Brelbnev said 'nlelda)' night during .a . dlnn.- roc- vlaiUng French President Valery Gtsclrd d'EitalnC- . . Bat BrerJmev said be belleva detente Ia vital to Eut and Ha aa1d be'• hopeful Ill" prolftll toward a relultlon of mWtary tenlionl arotlld the l'Ofld. "RedaetiGn of mUitary f1111ton1atk11 In Europe, Umltatlon of · armamenta, and ~tare such aiPbere of lnlernatlonal affairs where JlOd will and lnitlatl.. of the llate1 are now partlculai ly (Continued on page 111 w•. .' they served were, front row, 1-f", Vernon Neue, 1947.U; Roy Holter, 1956-57; Vll"gll Hamm, 196UO; Thomas Sayre, 1961-64; back row, Andrew Cross, IMUI; Virgil King,l968-70; Henry Frank, 1971-73,andBillCarr, 1974-75. en tine of ThP Meigs-Mason Area WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1975 PRICE 15' ----------------------------- Chamber asks . Ievy renewai · .. BY KATIE CROW The Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce Tuesday following Its noon luncheon at the Mel•s Inn endorsed • renewal of the tal levy to support the Gallla- Jackson • Meigs Comro . unity Mental Health Retardation program. The action followed a talk by Maxine Plummer, executive dltector of the Program. The levy was passed three years ago. Gallla and Jackaon countles VOted aftd paaed the levy for County· Mrs· Plummer ~~tated Uiat Inflation has not caused the program or the staff reduced · The Gallia • Jackson Meigs Community Health Center• the fastest growing health facility 1'n Ohio served 5,000 persons last year and has 1ong wa1"tin g II Bt • If the levy does not pass, the Stat of Oht0 Ill t e w no allow any money to be used Meigs County. At the prexent time 20 endorsements of the Jevy have been made. m · 0 fNe=:·:=J~"'Br~ :¥7$.~ ~gE LADIES' NIGHT 8:30-1:00 ,. •• 01.000 0 .150 LOCAL TEMPS The tempera lure . In downtown Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Tuesday wu 70 degrees under sunny skies. :G.EO. HALL Member FeMI Dlllllit lnsurlnCe QlfpCIIIilo 0 1 WHt W.. ~ .. T.. Pet. los AngeiH 3 1 ' 0 .750 : A>lan!l 2 I o .500 San Francisco 1 3 0 .250 New orteans 1 3 0 .250 Mondly's RIIUit WaSI\Ington 27 St. LOUIS 17, night TUES.-THURS. 0 many great loolcs l.m 4· 3 1 0' Detroll ' Mllll.EPORT, OHIO • • Philadelphia 1 3 0 .250 NY Giants centr1l W.. ~.. T.. Pet. TOESD.\Y THRU SATURDAY ' on Sunday ~ w.. ~.. T.. Pet. and from 7 to 9 p.m. Wed- . .--------~~~~~-~--lllll!lill!t'!f!l ~ ~ g nesday. 21 32 00 .500 .250 ,~. . . . . .~~. . . . . . . . . . . .~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . P.M. FRIENDLY BANK" Big game on your way to l Dalles • ~LBERFELDS :m :m l t r-----------------1. IN POMEROY millltstements. "We are for more jobs," she said. "But we are alao for a respoiiBibleOhlo,not a state that will unfairly tax Its citizens nlne years Into the nell century fll" a )II"OI!f8lll that most econCIIIiats say simply will not work or do the things ita sponaors say It will do." ' McNamara 'a predictldb followed what he termed "a very stronl! and very thoughtful endorsement" by the Cincinnati Enquirer Sunday. Others lo have en· dorsed the lsaues InclUde the Cleveland Plain Dealer, Albenl "-~er. Martina Ferry Tlmn·Leader and Cleveland radio station WERE. "After careful appraisal and CUlllderatlon,'' ltated the Enquirer, ''We can Clliy Cllllclude that the program, In Its entirety, will serve Ohio's Interests now and In the years ahead." weshlnaton EVENIN~S5T07 ' north of the ell)', . He.: dllippearuoe wu a , mystery unW a week liter when three miles ·from ; ' . where her car wu abmr donee!, iearchers found 110111e of her cl~ and other personal effecta. Also at that site, pollee found tire tracka which appsraltiy belped lead them.to the suepect. Pollee said the victim and •. Blllipect did 1111t know each other. . Miia Dollon wu m her .way to the ICboOI where she was majoring In ~peech .. therapy the day she dlasp.. peared. ' RACINE - The probable" championship game between • the Gallla Disciples and the Meigs Warriors amateur' football teams ·scheduledl Sunday at ·z p.m. on Ute; Racine Hjgh SChool Oeld will~ be 'featured by homecoming ~ activities. • All Warrior team members ~ must report to practice' Wedneeday, :rhursday and[ FllEBOUTED Friday at 5:30 p.m. for one EAGLE, Colo. (UPI) ' . More than 500 men today hour each night and Saturday battled the worst fire on at 10 a.m. for one hour to tune national forest land In 86 up for the Gallla game. See detalli Ot the Warriors' ·years which thfeatens one of the nation's largest stands of ~14 victory over the '78ers on Page 3. I;awrence Hall, 72, of 710 ponderosa pines. Ash St., Middleport, died died Tuesday cAB IN YOUR.IYES? Accuseak111er -·--in ·court today · (Continued from page 1) America's middle clas8. : · · "We hare bundreds ol. thousands of ciYII servants teDing people hOw to run their unlOII!, how to run their bu.WJeues and their children, and tbe American P'Qple, especially tile middle clau, 'are fed )IP," he said, He made his commenta to Britlah televWon Monday on the first day of a liO,ooo.rnlle trip apparently abned at picking up International credentlala for his unol.flclal campalan for the .Democratic presidential nomination. Six gro·u ps mobolizing sales FRI. .. in Briefs Lawrence Hall of Middleport ~ttftd into Meigs court "'"'treY - -~. News property II would coat a said Mrs. Plummer, but are Instead people who, for a the mental health service. variety of reasons, have One out of 10 pe111011s used the temporary or long-term service, she said. problems with living . In order to continue with Services provided by the federal matching dollars the center Include Individual and levy muat be passed In Meigs group counselling and psychotherapy, hypnosis, chemotherapy (the treat1 ment of anxiety, depression --and related conditions wiU! · · · drugs), diagnostic and consultative services, public education and Information services, a prQgram of drug educalion and alternatives to Training sessions for Meigs drug use, a program of County poll workers of the personal advocacy (curfentiy N 4 electio hare been set in Meigs County only) for lor 8 . on t. 20 and 21 at persons with epilepsy, the Po ero Elementary cerebral palsy and mental retardation, and many other SChool. Poll wo s are required treatment methods wiUt such by law to a nd one of the complicated names as two training sessions and systematic desensitization, may attend the sesalon of counter-conditioning, · and operant conditioning. their choice. Mary Skinner, director of The Meigs County Board of the personal advocacy Elections will conduct the program, who also met wiUt training sessions, Mrs. Dorothy Johnston, director, the chamber, reported that reports. The board Is In the she has 20 advocates and 20 process of notifying by mall volunteers. She stated that the workers who will be her program Is not a fWI thing serving at the Nov. 4election. that many have been taken to The nutnber of workers will dentists, to Holzer Medical . be considerably smaller than CenU!r,to have eye tests, and usual ~ at IIIIa election due to to Holzer for extractions. In other bu~lness the :be reduction of lhe number membtrs discussed the lf voUng precincts in the annq,al Christmas promotion :oun ty from 40 to 30. The board of elections and parade. Bill Anderson, office located In Ute Masonic chairman , e:xpla.tned that last Temple at ~omeroy 'is year Ute committee took in maintaining office hours · 11,500 and spent $1,400: There from 1 to 4 p.m., Monday is $600 available at the through Friday, for the present tlnie. lJe suggested (Continued on page IS) convenience of the pUblic. - '!ji Meigs High sChool took first place In the "B" clalll field competition at the Marching Band Festival Saturday in Athens. Oass B Ia for schools with enrollments of 350 to 875. Meigs competed with 7 other bands. Second place In Ute B clalll went to Watkins and third to Belpre. Shown with the large trophy the band won are, 1-f", Debbie Osborne, Barb Douglas, Vicki Maoley, Kim Krautter, Marching Band per11011 jusiS4 centa a year for Tra1nmg • days set :f:::::::;:::;:::::::;:;:::::::::::::;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:::;:;:;: ;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;~:::::::::::;:;:::;:::::::;:;:;:;:::::;:::::::::::::::;:;:::::;:::;:;:;::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:::;:;~:::::::::::;::~:~:::::::::::::~=~f- t ~- ~ : 68 m · iles of coon · ty· I~1 I :;; Engineer Buehl concludes road'- generally are in good shape Wesley A. Buehl Tuesday completed for Ute 1975 seaso!l reported by official letter to jus! completed. Ute coWJty commission 68 "Our county roads now miles of road improvements generally are in very good Added tb the district's substitute teaching list were Carl Weese, Nancy Thomp11011, Karen Murray, Jeannie Slawter, Barbara Beegle. Jane Bourne, Wilbur Perrin , Dorothy Petrel, Bob PorU!r and Sharon Williams . ·Graduation was set lor May 23 with Baccalaureate at . 2 p.m. and commencement at 8 p.m. The board granted Ute use o1. the Cheater gymnasiJllll for a wedding reception on Nov. 29 and granted Tom Kelly use of a room at lhe hit~h school proud of them." Buehl wrote. Made in the form of a final report , Buehl said total cost account was $305,631, or ,4,495 per ·mile. Total estimated cost of the projects (Continued on page 10) Meigs joins up for development Meigs County has joined the Buckeye Hills Hocking Valley Regional Development District. The County Commission Tuesday met with Tom Closser, director of the BHH·VRD who presented a resolution which the· commissioners approved, whereby the commissioners will become full participating members of Ute development district. According to Ute resolution, fiscal contributions proVICied by the county entitle the commiSSIOners to the full services of the professi ~nal staff of Buckeye Hilfs • Hocking Valley Regional Development District in guiding and helping to organize and plan , so as to share In all state and federal programs available to the county. Attending were Henry Wells, Warden Ours, and Bernard Gilkey, commissioners; Wesley Buehl, county engineer, and Martha Chambers, Clerk . Also meeting with the commission were trustees of porllon of County Road 9. The Salem Township who ·commissioners will view the requested a change in trading area and Buehl will offer his township road, Red 1-ijll, for a recommendations. PTA is going against teachers . COLUMBUS {UPI) Theodore ThomBll, president of the Columbus Education Association, says the Ohio PI' A Is so dominated by school administrators and parents, who are school management oriented, that It I has taken anti-teacher stands ori Issues Including collective bargaining legislation. for Bllile study purposes until Increases to he In line with Thomas said teachers have Jan . 1 on a trial basis. It was olher drivers. The board been ineffective In getting the agreed to' write the Ohio retained a Columbus law firm group to consider the teacher Department of Education for to represent the board In a viewpoint and the state permission to purchase two suit filed by a former teacher, PI' A's Positions are In effect new buses . James Bach. Bills ~were forcing the "T" out of tbe A representative from the approved for. payment. PI'A. Pl'SA discussed the school Attendin g were Howard ' The Columbus teacher said lunch progr11in and tt was caldwell, . Jr ., Oris Smith, Tuesday PI'As around Ohio agreed that a committee Dorsel Larkins, Clyde Kuhn Seemed to favor "collective from the orgarilzallon will and Starling Massar, board begging" Instead of observe the program at the members ; Eloise Boston, legislation which·would allow high school and make clerk High &hoot Principal teachers effective bargaining recommendations fOr lm- Chester GOOding ; Supt. John rights. porvements. The salaries of 1 Riebel , and the repreThoma; S&id many local lwo kindergarten buses were· senllltlve of th,e PTSA. teachers recently refused to adjusted with $100 a year pay PTA dues or support Its Eastern niay forego semester exams A faculty recommendation for the discontinuance of final exams at the end of .each semester was taken 1111der advisement )ly the Eutern Local School District Board of Education tn regular seSBion Tuesday night. - According· to Ute recommendation, the time in preparing students for the examinations 1and administering .them 111011 when students could be advancing with new material. The board Is expected to reach a decision In November . ~~ . County Engineer ' Meigs :.eallng and paving, were condition and we can well be of the work·done under force .' activlties.Hesaidbellmeof the few claaaroom te8chers attending the current Ohio PI' A conve;ntion here. Barrs bound · to grand jJD'Y Robert W. Barr, :14, and Harry Barr, 26, both oC Norwich, Ohio, followtns testimony at a preliminary hearing Tuesday In Meigs CoWJty Court with Judge Robert E. Buck presiding, were bound over to the grand tury . The defendants made their Initial appearance on Wednesday, Oct. a, on cbai'aes vt grand larceny In connection with the theft of f56,000 worth of heavy drilllnng equipment from the Adams Drilling Co., In !\&cine, on Sept. 28. Bond was set at f40,000 for each man . · � 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. 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