https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0697bf58c35d536843c88fa2a83162c4.pdf bec592d50f87f28f056919a565353644 PDF Text Text ' ' . Pomeroy Orders Restricted Trick or Treating Democrats Working House-to-House Ernest Wingett, . Meigs County Democratic Conunittee . ,Chairman, announced today the regular, bi-monthly' meeting of the lOth District Democrat Action Club will be held Wednesday night at the Hocking Hills Lodge at Old' 1'4an's Cave. ·A dinner will be served beginning at 5:30 p.m., a regular business meeting to follow at 8. The public is in- vi led . Also on the agenda this eoming Week ·Is the regularly scheduled meeting of the Meigs Democrat Executive Comtiuttee, lobe held Thursday in the new Dem9crat Headquarters, East Main, Pomeroy. Guest speaker will be Professor Sam· &nith, head of the Social Sciences Dept. of Rio Grande College, and chairman of the Jackson Mrs. Carpenter Di~ on Sunday Mrs. Laine Marie Carpenter, 50, West Columbia, was dead · on arrival at Plea5ant Valley Hospital Sunday night where she was taken by the Mason ER Squad. Mrs. Carpenter was the daughter of the late Thomas M. and Gwendolyn ·Williams Bwngarne~. CAMPER PICKUP TRUCK - 'l.bll II all U.t remains of a 1969 model Ford vehicle that bunt. Into Dames when it -wrecked at 7:30 p, m. ~Y night near tbe Cliff Dunn fann Couple Dies (Continued from page I) ' . deputies, Fred Taylor and Richard Grinst<;ad, were also on the scene · immediately, assisting with traffic. The bodies were !aken to the Wilcoxen Funeral Home and arrangements were pending this morning on the arrival of the son. Veterans Memorill Hospital SATURDAY ADMISSIONS - Walter Pash, Huntsville, Ohio ; Marcia Hobstetter, Pomeroy ; Mary Ford, Letart, W. Va. SATURDAY DISCHARGES \ - Dale Wright, Rodney Weaver, Pauline Miller, Mary &nith, Walter Pash. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS James R. Rou.sh, Hartford ; Alice Mills, Middleport; Guy Reuter, Pomeroy ; Raymond Hartley, Racine :· Eloise Stiles, Middleport ; Janet Price, Elyria; Edith McCoy, Syracuse ; Terry Hobbs, Mason; Crystal McCourt, Middleport. SUNDAY DISCHARGES Mary Oldaker, Rebecca South, Cassie Hudson, JOf! Stanley; John E. Dailey, Dana M~ln . Pleasant Valley Hospital DISCHARGES: Albert Sauers, Sr., Point Pleasant; Mrs. John Potts, Galllpolls Ferry; .Mrs . .Ralph Fruth, Masoo; Willie Stewart, Clifton ; Mrs . Roy Woomer, Point Pleasant; William Buxton, Bidwell; George Gill, Letart; Mrs. Homer Preece, Matthew Marks, "Point Pleasant; Bruce Wray, Ashton; Herman Jones, Point Pleasant; David Jefferson, Mason ; Mr~. John Gillis, Hartford; Mrs. George Newsome, Vinton, 0. ; Donald Stanley, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Jane Fink, .Youngstown, 0. MEIGS THEATRE Tonightlhru Saturday October 16-21 3 THE GOD FATHER Marion Brando ' IR) hours of steadily engrossing en-terta inment. Adults suo, Children 75c. Show Starts 7 P.M. on U.S. 35 resulting in the death of !wo perions,. JohQ T. and Margaret E. Huffman of Engelwood, 0 . (Photo by Sam Nichols 01) Local 'Bowling P~meroy Bowling Lanes S..turday Junior League Oct. 7, 1972 Stondings Team Points lmpacfs 14 Sail Busters 13 Dreamers 71!2 Rams 7 Alley Cats 7 Apaches . 51!2 High Individual Game Chuck Follrod 165. Second High Ind. Game Kelly Winebrenner 158. . High Series - Steve Bachner ' Second High Meigs Series Melanie Burl 440. Team High Game Busters 788. Team High Series Pin Pin Busters 2234.. Saturday Bantam League Standings Team Pts. Ball Bombers 10 Red Barons Banana Splits All Stars Cyclines 6 5 Pin Busters 3 4 DINING TUESDAY EV[NING ONLY .s to 9: JQ-S2.SO all y.ou can eaf, (or AI,a Carle). Lorna Wines, dec. to Joseph Wilbur Wine s, Lucille Yeauger, Dorothy L. Boyer, Earl W. Wines, Ruth M. Fink, Lonnie . W. Farley, All. of Trans., Slisbury. Team High Series . - oraer our.regular menu every nliiht slo 10. The MEIGS INN POMEROY See Pumpkin Event . through our shop: COMPARE . OUR PRICES TRY IT YOU' Ll LIKE ITt · VOL. XXIV NO. 129 For A Lovelier , Colorful Spring! . POM EROY·M IDD.LEPORT, OH 10 . " ... _, J !!! ' ' ' Choose your flower bulbs now from the big selection of tulips, hyacinths, crocus, narcissus and many others. Housewares Department First Floor ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY THESE 80 GIRI..'lTAKE a break during their first rehearsal for the "Fall Follies" of the Big Bend Minstrel Assn. to he held at the Meigs Hig(t School on Nov. 24. Mrs. Debbie Buck, Cathy Werry, Peggy O'Brien and Mary Widkiff were instructors for Monday night's session at the Pomeroy Elementary School. Gallipoli~, -, ~·.~- >'W:>".WN :::::< '~'-"'"''·"W•',VN.'AWt ew~·~:···rn~Bt-r;ft~ .•. fiYUnJted Presslnternallonal COLUMBUS -TWO WOMEN WERE arrested Monday at Port Columbus International Airport and charged with possession of $2.6 million worth of heroin and cocaine. Franklin ColUlty Prosecutor George Smith said it was "the largest narcotics haul" in the county and second largest ever in Ohio. Arrested and later indicted on six counts were Jo Ann McAfee Long, 26, Columbus, and Constanee Dixon, 21, of Los Angeles. Both were Ch311led wjth conspiracy io possess cocaine and conspiracy to possess heroin. Miss Dixon also was charged with possession of codeine, possession of cocaine and possession of heroin. Miss Long also was charged with possession of dolophine. Enter our Dress-A-Doll Contest. ANCHOI\AGE, ALASKA - SEARCHERS COMBED the ruggedmountain wilderness along Ute Gulf of Alaska today for a ·tWin-€ngine plane, carrying Democratic House Majority Leader Hale Boggs and three others, which disappeared in a rainstorm late Monday. Boggs, 58, of Louisiana, Rep. Nick Begich, Alaska's lone congressman, his aide, Russ Brown, and Don Jonz, ·an experienced Alaska pilot, were aboard the plane which was en route from Anchorage to Juneau. The white and orangepaintedCeS!ina 310 took off at 9:12a.m. (ADT)2:12 p.m. (EDT) and was to have arrived in the southern part of the state 31> hours later. Boggs, a veteran of 26 consecutive years in Congress plus an earlier tw().year term after which be was defeated for re-election, has often been a.supporter of liberal Democratic legislation. He had been scheduled to address a fund-raising dinner for Begich before departing for (Continued on page 8) ~· . Levy Eridor~ed by ::.. .. Been thinking about new storm windows and doors. but · thought you just couldn't' afford lhem? Now you can! Being members Of HWI with volum.o buying power, the " FRIENDLY ONES"- at the POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. are able to help you g0t Ilia , . ' Wt• IWl'd yout help to brint.\ hJppiness to nel'dy ch ildren lhi s Chri stmas. Come in now -: ~upply oi dolls is limited-and pick up ,1 free d<>ll. Design and sew Jn outfit for it. then return it to., us. It will he displ,1yecl .in our lobby with i1 ll the Orpss-A:Doll d()lls . Pri zes· will be '' aw~ rr;!ed . Don 't ·worry about sewing ski lls. Your doll will fi nd a home in the arms of a ch ild on Chrislm;1s d;1y, and be loved. · You make Oress-A ~ Do1/' J happiness thing. Thank you. · " • Ui,(lf"'IIRK ' . <:l Cjopjrighl 1972 by Ri<h.,•d Sr-el,l'!i ~• f"'cl· All<>t i<•• ~ •. I..:• storm windows and doors you need at prices to fit your budget. Liberal forms ·too. Phone lis a trH estimate. The Farmers Bank &·Savings Co. . . . POMERO~, 0"10 lOLA'S On Fridays Our Driv•tn WI~ Is Otottnh. m. to7 p, rn. (COntlnuooistyi. · S20,000 Mulmurn lnsuranc. For Each ~Hor · Cor. M.tin & Sycamore ' ' . "~ celvln9. there's a lot more .. :. . ' ·' . TUESDAY, . . OCTOBER 17, 1972 Weathet: Lows tonight in the upper 20s and lower 30s. Wednesday partly cloudy and continued cool, high in the 40s. ' PHONE 992-2156 The Meigs Local Band ·Boosters endorsed the five mill operating tax levy to be voted upon at the Nov. 7 election Monday night at Meigs High School following a talk by Supt. George Hargraves about the levy. The Boosters discussed their sponsorship of the "Fall Follies" on Nov. 24 at the high school to be staged by the Big Bend Minstrel Association. Memb'ers are prep~ring 'a program book. for the presenflltion. Mrs. Don Thom~s presented the list of booUt workers for the Athens and Gailipolis home games. Two more are n~eded for the refreshment stand for both games. Volunteers are to call992-3128. Mrs. Ken McLaughlin presided when . plans were made to serve lunches on Wednesday and' Thursday this · week at a ptibUc sale ol the ealate ol Mils HarTle ~rte Smith at the ojd Pomeroy Junior High School auditorium. Parents of hand members are being asked for donations of cakes and pies for these lunches. The Boosters voted to purchase medals to be given ba.nd members in recognition of their third place win in the band marching competition over the weekend at West Jefferson: Dwight Goins, director, reviewed experiences of Ute hand at the West Jefferson event. Plans were made to hold a party for tbe band from 8 to 11 : p.m . .on Nov. 18 at the high school. .Mrs. ' Roy' Holter was named to secure a band for the party ·and dance. It was announced that following the football season a stage band .will be formed . Plans were starled to secure Stan Kenton ·io hold a cOilcert and clinic at the Mei~ High School ln March. Refreshmenta were served. - ~ ·~iet~ Voting Set The annual election of the Meigs County Agriculture Society, which · annually produces the Meigs County Fair, has been set for Wednesday, Nov. 8, in the ofl!ce of the county commissioners from 5 to 9 p.m. Residents wishing to file for one of the five seats on the board to be filled this year may secure a petition from Mrs. Mickey King, secretary. Those filing must be qualified Meigs County voters and must hold a 1972 membership ticket i"n the society. Petitions of candidacy must be filed seven ·days before the election . Terms of office are three years. . Residents wishing to vote In the election also must hold a 1972 membership card, purchased at leastl5 days prior to the election. · SCOUT NIGHT HERE Scout Night will be held tonight at the Middlepor t. Elementary School, 7:30 ·p.m. to 9 p.m. Any boy eight years of age or over interested in scouting is invited to attend the meeting. At least one parent . sh!lllld accompany each boy .since the parent's signature is required on the application. Leaders will be present to ex plain the scouting program . . Congressman Clarence Miller today announced that final approval has been given .by the Congress to a ·bill to help prevent and repair streambank erosion along the Ohio River from New Matamoras to Cincinna li. The new authority is con. tai.ned in an amendment sponsored by Miller and 6th Distri c t Representative William Harsha to Ute Omnibus Rivers and Harbors bill. Under the provision, the Army Corps of Engineers will be able to provide bank protection · works along Ute Ohio. River to protect public and private properties and facilities threatened by erosion. Miller explained that local interests would be required to furnish necessary lands, easements, and rights of way, operate and maintain the works after completion, and hold and save the Federal Gov~,rnment !r~e from damages due to construction works. The bill, now cleared "for. the President's signa lure, also directs the Corps of Engineers lo conduct an intensive evaluation of streambank erosion along the Ohio River, develop and eva luate new methods for bank protection, idenlify causes of erosion, and make recommendations to the Congress for the pr·evenlion and correctio n of erosion problems. On April3 of Utis year, Miller met in Gallipolis and Pomeroy with representatives from the loca l soil and water conservation districts, the Corpsof Engineers, several landowners, and local officials to discuss the erosion problem pl aguing Washington , Lawrence, Meigs and Gallia Counties. Following the meellng, Miller introduced a bill similar to the amendment he later · co-sponsored to the Public Works measure. Miller slated that the authorization just approved is a limited . but nevertheless . important first step in correcting riverbank erosion problems. He expla ined his office is considering additional remedial legislation to be introduced in the 93rd Congress. TEN CENTS' PROCLAMATION SIGNED - Middleport Mayor John Zerkle signed a proclamation Monday declaring this to be National Business Women's Week in cooperation with .th!,Mid·_ dleport Business and Professional Women's Club. Club officers looking on, from the left, are Wilma Sargent, secretary; Alwilda Werner, president, and Grace Pratt, trerumrer. Beulah Strauss vice president, was not present due to Ute Illness of her husband . Plans are going forward to build a Meigs County Community Center at the Middleport Municipal Park, Mrs. Dan Thomas, administrator of the Meigs Community School, said today, Mrs. Thomas said she has spent several months working on the project and that plans EXTENDED OUTLOOK Ohio Extended OutlookThursday through Saturday. .Cool Thursday and Friday becoming a lillie warmer Saturday. Lows In the 30s. High In the upper 40s and 50s Thursday and Friday and In the 50s and low 60s Saturday. A chance of showers Thursday and Saturday. Fair Friday. for the structure will be prepared in the near future by an architect. Several governmenial agencies have been contacted by Mrs. Thomas and Mrs . Maxine Plummer, Gallipolis, executive director of the Meigs-Gallia-Jackson Mental Health and Retardation Group, tq secure information Rutland Halloween Party and steps to be taken on the project. The center would house classrooms for the Meigs Community School now operated in three rooms at the Rutland Elementary School, a sheltered workshop for handicapped persons, and would serve as a facility for Meigs County organlza tlons for ·dinners and meetings. A sheltered, workshop is a year-round operation through which handicapped persons who can not go to other locations are employed In performing various work dulles for which they are paid. Funds for the center would come frQm the Federal and State Governments and from the · Melgs-Gallla-Jackson County Mental Health and Retardation Group . Office facilltles for some staff members of the group would ile included in the structure. Middleport Village Council has voted to donate the land from the Middleport Community Park for the structure. Mrs. Thomas concluded. Will be in School Gym _ RUTLAND - Costume prizes will be awarded at the Rutland community Halloween party to be held in the Rutland High School gymnasi um Halloween party to be held in the Rutland High School gymnasium on a night so far unannounced . Cash prizes will be given to the prettiest, the ugliest, and the most origi nal following a parade of Ute costumes. The party is being held in lieu of trick or. treat which is being discontinued in Rutland this Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Edna Burris, West Columbia ; Clarence Napper, Racine; Charles Woode, Long Bottom ; Franklin Triplett,. Middleport. DISCHARGED - ·Nellie Hysell, Nellie Hatfield, Charles Carroll, Howard Frank, Larry Hoschar, James Roush, Curtis Luckadoo. MR. CASCI Paul Casct, Middleport Postmaster and active in Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, of Pomeroy, has been reappointed to a five year term on the Meigs County NAPPER ILL Soldiers' and ·Sailors' Relief RACINE - The Racine E·R Commlsslon according to an Squad answered a call at 1: 15 entry· flied in the Meigs p.m. Monday for Clarence County Common - Pleas Napper, 57, Racine Route I, Court. Casct was named to who suffered a possible heart the board first to fill the .attack. ·\'lapper was taken to unexpired term of the late C. Veterans Memorial Hospital J. Rhodes. Upon completing and admitted. · that period, he then served a five year term to which he was appointed. The appointment Is effecllve Wednesday. year. Games will be played at the party and refreshments will be served . Already contributing toward expenses of the community party have been the Rutland firemen, $25, and the Rutland PTA, $20. Mrs. HoWard Birchfield and Mrs. Bruce Davis are chair· men for the party and today announced that house-to-house S<>licilation will take place. Residents are asked to contribute candy or other treats if they have already purchased them, or to give the money which they would normally spend lor treats. Soliciting in the village will be. Mrs. Marvel Qulllen, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Thomas Stewart, Mrs. Elaine Spires, Judith .and Rosemary Snowden, and Mrs. .• I• . Eileen Thompson . Dona tions may he left at the Miller Brother~ Store or the LOcAL TEMPS Rutland Department Store . The temperature in· downPickup of donations also will be town Pomeroy at 11 a.m. made . Those wishing that " Tuesday was 58 degrees under service may call" 742-<1834. sunny skies. Girls ·Reaffirmed To ·Girl Scouting BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH An impreS!iive candlelight Burns as "flaghearers for the flag c.eremqny. Cathy Blaettceremony of rededication lor nat, Cindy McKinney and members of Girl Scout Cadette Paige Smith repeated the .girl Troop 61 was cohduct~d scout promise lighling .yellow Sit~day at the . Pomeroy candles signifying their rededication . .· The scouts Elementary School. . The girls reaffirtned their ·. repeated the 10 laws lighting a acceptance' of the principles of greeQ candle for each one. The ' girl scouting as expressed in candles were in log holdel'lt , the' promise and· laws before . with a large green fern cell< app~oximately 50 guests in~ . terpiece.. . eluding parents, friends, and All of the scouts attendmg in embers of. juni.or · and were led by.Rita Rusche! in the Brownie troops of Pomeroy. song, "She WC~~rs a "G."-Miss Jane Sisson was color guard Sisson re,ad a poem, "Magic," with Nita Ru.schel and Susan• !Continued on page ·a) · REDEDICATION CEREMONY Approximately 50 parents, friends aJ\d junior and Brownie scoutS attended a rededication·· ceremony Sunday for Cadette Troop 61 of Pomeroy. Melody Snouffer, center,'was welcomed as a new ' - In other business it was . decided to place. a "yield" traffic sign on the right side of the parking lot across from Sycamore St. The mayor's 'report for September' showed receipts in the amount" of $2,648.30, of which $622 was collected on delinquent parking tickets. Attending were Mayor Baronick, Ralph Werry, William Snouffer, Elrna Russell, Jim Mees, and . Don Collins, council members; Jane Walton, clerk, and Jed Webster, chief of police. Nixon Gets Erosion Bill . "Look • are aoo•enmu puncture tires. Calvin l-ane, Street Supt., take Phil ,Giobokar, 128 Union the end loader and move dirt Ave., e~plained that·be placed back to witten the street. And the posts in the area in order to Globokar agreed to move the stop water and mud from posts back Ia c.orrect the running into the street so as he · situation. could get grass started. When Mayor Baronick said he had this was accomplished, he · received a call in regard to planned to remove the posts. Pomeroy's contrib'ution to the .However, it was explained Meigs County Planning that the p6sts extend into the Commission which is supposed street approximately five feet, to be $2,000 for a new plat to he and if a car is parked across made of . Pomeroy Village. from the area pa51;ing on the Members of council knew street is impossible. nothing of it and tabled the . Council . agreed to have mailer. Devoted To The Interest' OJTheMeigs-Mason Area DUTCH FLOWER BULBS Dress-A-Doll*is a happiness thi~. Since he and his fa ther own. property there. He told council 'hut if the street is extended it woulri lay within three feet of his · parents' home. Girolami threa tened lo take the matter to courl if necessary. Girolaini pointed out that he has maintained a portion of the stree Lat his own expense. Also brought to council's at ten lion lor the second time was a problem existing on Osborne St. where small posts have been placed causing people using the street lo enttne Plant Them Now! •' and musl reside in . Meigs counlr, . Legar also asked council to consi<h!r vacating Fifth St., but · no action' was taken. Dt>nnis Howell met with counc.it to keep alive a request that Vale Street be extended to the rears of houses on Lincoln Drive in order that they may have a place ·to park. The matter had· been brtught to council's attention at a previous meeting. Guido Girolami, however, opposed extension of the street ' • Band Boosters to a p•rson than what op• peo rt on the surface. u , became official with the signing of the application by Mayot· Baronick following C!lllncil's approval. Charles Legar, speaking for the fire department, said cost of the building has. been estimated at $94,000. The grant will be 80 pet. of the cost, not to exceed $75,200. Legar drew attention to two stipulations made by EDA that must be observed by the contractor. These are that men hired must be unemployed or under-€tnployed when hired • Member of Federal Reserve Srstem I only municipality in Meigs County that will obse..Ve trick or treat night. All others have . abolished the traditional event and in its place will have council-sponsored "Halloween parties. " Mayor William • Baronick said that as a first time as · mayor he, "hated to break precedent.'' Official Now An Economic Development Administration (EDA) grant of $72,200 for a new fire station and etl)ergency building . Accoording to the 1970 U. S. census, Texas leads the nation in the nwnber of domestic maids wiUt more than 88,000. St~ndings Team W. L. Lodwick's Mkt. 30 18 Gaul 's Shake Haven 29 19 Riggs Used Cars 26 22 Ridenour's T.V. 24 24 Royal Crown Cola 20 28 -Good's Pennzoil 15 33 High Individual game ·Judy ·Ginther 151 ; Florine . . Now You Know - COME IN and browse Drinks and Dessert Extra.· 350,000 Loui se Dorothy's Plnneltes 2178. Wed. Afternoon league Oct. 11, 1972 Ginther 147. · • (Continued from Page I) chosen. Two students are running for the Miss Student Nurse crown, they are junior Jeanetta Lambert from the Gallipolis area and Teresa Gardner of Point Pleasant. Judges for the contest are Dr. Gordon Wl~man from the Ohio University Speech Department, Dr. G. Wilson Bowers from Holzer Medical Center, Mrs. Norma Glenn, R.N., and instructor, Re~. Dennis Colburn of Gallipolis, and Miss Vicki Kaufman, Miss Student Nurse for 1971).71. During the week's activities there will also he a display of studen I nurses uniforms in the window of Amy's on Second Avenue · in downtown County Democratic Com- promptly at 7:30, and a question and answer period mit tee· · · . will lollow the address. . ' Topics of discussion will be In the local political arena, present campaign -issues and · ·candidates have accelerated the need for the state "income tax. The meeting will begin their campaigning in preparatioo for the big push before election day . Joe Denison, candidate for County Comissioner, reported he has to placed posters along all state roads and plans to work county roads this week. CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio Bill Snouffer, also a can( UPI) - Pumpkin milk didate for County Coms.hakes, doughnuts, waffles missioner, has continued his and even pumpkin burgers personal contacts. Snouffer has will hlghllght the alll!ual been campaigning door-toCircleviUe Pumpkin Show door, and greeting patrons in Wednesday through various businesses in the Saturday which bills ltseU as county. the "Greatest Free Show on Mary Martin, candidate for Earth." Clerk of Courts, has also been Seven parades witb more busy on the campaigh trail. than 40 floats will he staged Traveling eve,ry day, she has during the four-day festival placed campaign literature in along with competition lor many local businesses, and i.s the "Utile Miss Piunpkln" continuing her door-to-door, title, baton twirling and hog- campaign. calling ...: not to mention All candidates have reported pumpbn eating contests. a friendly response from public More than 350,000 persons and promise<! to be present: are expected to attend the Thursday night to answer voter ; . event. inquiries. Gilmore 454. Second High Series - Mary Gillilan 432 . Team High Game - King Builders Supply 774. · High series - Florine Ginther 410; Judy Ginther 387. Team · high game - Gaul's Shake Haven 270. Team high series - Gaul's · Shake Haven 780. Pll 992·3629 ·Transfers Cl.UBTOMEET . SYRACUSE - The, Third WednesdiiY Homemakers Club will meet at 10. a. m. Wednesday at the municipal park. There will be a potluck dinner at noon. "Owl making" is the craft project with materials to he furnished by the club. Final plans to attend the Pumpkin Pin Busters 9'12 Mr . & Mrs . 20 3 Show in Circleville Thursday Herbie's ·7 Allin the Family 16 o will be made. All interested Born Losers 6''' Alley Cats 14 6 homemakers are invited. High Individual Game Them and Us 10 5 Mike f-raun 185. Four Jokers 6 2 ATTEND RECEPTION Second High Ind. Game - Lucky Strikers 6 8 Rick Slobart 178. Team, high series - Alley Several members of the High Series - Rick Slobart Cats 2030; Mr . & Mrs. 2003. Meigs County Salon 710, Eight 458.· Team high game - All in Ihe and Forty, were in Nevada Family 715; Mr . & Mrs. and ' ,. i ··~ ' ' i Sunday for a reception Alley Cats 706. STARTS TONIGHT Men's high series Ken honoring Evalina Berkley, A revival running all week Longstreth 529; Gene Murray Ohio Departemental Chapeau. starts this eyenlrig at the 527. Going from here were Mrs. Men 's h!gh game Ray Danvllle Wesleyan Church Roach 205; Ken Longstreth 196. Mary Marlin, national pouvior with the Rev. C. 0 . Walters, Women's high series Korn 489 ; Donna Hat . member, Mrs. Rhoda Hackett, e\langell$1. Services will he at Sandy Meigs Salon chapeau; Mrs . fi eld 409. 7:30 each evening. The Rev. Women 's high game Eunie Brinker, and Mrs. Lawrence Sullivan, pastor, Sandy Korn 185; Sandy Korn MyrUe Walker. All of tt.e t67 . invites the public. departemental officers were in the receiving line. Gifts were Oct. 5 Standings ' presented to Mrs. Berkley. GUY REUTER ILL Team Points The Pomeroy E-R squad Mr . & Mrs. 26 Alley Cat s 22 ATTEND WQRKSHOP answered a calI to Mu Iberry All in lhe Family 18 Ave. at 9:15a.m. Sunday for Them and us 14 Mrs. Pearl Reynolds , Guy Reuter who was having Four Jokers . . 10 Middleport , kindergarten ' difflcui ty brealhin g. He was LuckY Sinkers Team high series - Alley6 teacher at the Broad Run taken to Veterans Memorial ' Cats 2079 ; Them and Us 2019. School in Mason Co~ty, ~cHospitsl and admitted. Team high game - Them companied by her atde, Mtss and Us 787; All in lhe Family Brenda Fields, Hartford, were 74 PARTY PLANNED ~en's 'high series _ Ray at Parkersburg High School A Halloween party will he Roach 536; Vic Wippel {sub) Saturday to ~!lend a workshop held at 7:30p.m. Saturday by 518. on early chtldhood educatton. Men's hi~h game - Ray Conducting the workshops the Modem Woodman Lodge Roach 205; George Korn 190. k t 1 and Hemlock Grange at the Women's high series were Jac Capon, percep ua • Sandy Korn 436 ; Diane Hawley molor"rhythm games; and Mrs. grange hall. 424. Mary Hallum, development h · d ent Women's high game GIRLS TO REPORT Kathy Cummings 179 ; Donna throug mustc an movem . All girls who luive registered Hattield 168. Both are from the Oakland, to take part in the pony llnes of Calif. schools . Wednesday Early The Big Bend Minstrell Assn.'s Bird League ·Fan FoiUes are to report to the Oct. 11 , 1972 Standings Pomeroy Elementary School Team W. L. at 7 tonight. Dorothy's Pinnetles 46 10 R. H. Rawlings 40 16 Bertha's Grocery 26 30 . King Builders Supply 22 34 · Royal Crown 20 36 Evelyn 's Grocery t4 ,42 High Individual Game Mary Gillilan 186. Second . High Ind. Game Louise Harrison 184. Hig h Series - vi~~s. Nurses 8 High Individual Game Bobby Williams 148. 437. Second Hig h Ind. Game Second High Series - Chuck Lanny Longstreth 124. Follrod 430. High Series Bobby Team High Game - Rams Williams 264. 8'13. Second High Series - Ronn ie Team High Series easel 214, Dreamers 2471. Team High Game Red Barons 712 Team High Series Red Barons 1396. Saturday Senior League Pomeroy Bowling Lanes Oct. 7, 1972 Standings Early Thursday Team Pis. Mixed League Pin Crushers 11 Sept. 28, 1972 Guller Dusters 10'12 Standings Ding-A-Lings 9'1> Team wL BUFFET WldtNienU Choice · Property Mrs. Catpenter i~ · survived by ·her husband, James W. Carpenter; a brother, John Franklin Bumgarner, West · Columbia; three sisters, Mrs. Eloise Butler, Saugu.,, Mass.; Mrs . Marcelline Miller, .Columbus,. Ohio, and Mrs. Lucille Reynolds, Gallipolis Ferry, W. Va. , and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Wednesday at I :30 p. m. at the West. Columbia United Methodist Church with the Rev. 0.}1. Carder and the Rev. Eugene Zopp officiating. Burial Will he in Suncrest Memorial Park. Friends may call at the Foglesong Funeral Home anytime after Tuesday. The body will he taken to. the church one hour prior to ser- Pomeroy council voted 3-2 Monday nigh\ to permit Trick or treat. night as Usual. There · are new, lighter' re_s1ructions, however. The traditional rounds by youngsters "masquerading as goblins or spooks - or whatever - will be completed in one;)tal! hour on Monday, Oct. 30,from6 to 6:30p.m., and only by children age 12 and under. The siren w ill sound to begin and end the " tricking or treating.'' Pomeroy thus became the member; and the other glriS, piCtured left to right in urilform, reaffirming their allegiance tO the"l>rinciples·of girlscoutln8, were Cindy McKimey, Nits Rusche!, Jane Sissoh, Cathy Blaettnar, "SUsan Bums, and Paige ~lb. • • I , • I �• ' a-n.o.llrll ,,_l.w;' pcct-."ccneroy,o,,Ocu7,1972 Browns psTrade Dirty Digs Pitck Nips Lions 24-23 By Ulllled Pftll JmerDtloaal Spokesmen for Pr~sldent Nixon have accused Sen. GeorgeS, McGovern of "some o1 the dlr1lesl tactics and ... 111011 offensive lani!Wige" ever witnessed in a presidellllal camp~~lgn. McGovern said the Ripubllcana hirad iiO penona • to sabotage the Democratic campaign. While MCGovern and dficials of the Nixon campaign exchanged verbal blows Monday, the Preside,nt made a surprise vlst to, the Nationlll League of Families of Prisoners and Missing in Southeast Asia, holding its third annual convention in Washington, Nixon said he never forgets the prlsonera or theJJ' families and remembers them in his prayers. "We shall not agree to any settlement which imposes a Communist government upon the people d Vietllam, We ....... shall, under no circumstances, abandon our POWsand MIAs," S81d NIXon, The President said the fate of the POWs cannot he left "to the good will of the enemy," all' parently tn reference · to McGovern's proposal to withdraw immediately from Vietnam and trqst the Communists to re,lease captured Americans. Captured In Texas McGovern, who carried his campaign to Texas Monday, said that the GOP hired iiO espiooage agents to sabotage the Democratic campaign and , conduct "some of the shabbiest IUldercover operations in the hiatory of American politics." The Democratic presidential nominee did not offer evidence to document his charge, but said that Ni~on "sent his agents ... to literally destroy the fabric of the opposition party,'' Clark MacGregor, Nixon's campaign manager, sa1d in a statement that McGovern "(ruslrated" by his failure to close the pobllc opinion poll gap with NIXon was Jaslung out 111 "polillcs of desperation. " "We are witnessmg some of the dirhest tact1cs and heanng soine of the most offensive language ever to appear in an Amencan presidential campaign," MacGregor said, Sen. Robert J. Dole, BOP national chai_rnian, told a meeting of black RePfibllcans for Nixon that "MCGovern appears to have turned over the franchise for his media attack campal~n to the editors of the Washington Post, who have shown themselves every bit as sure.footed along the low road or this campaign as IS their candidate! ' Reports Publl8bed The Post, the St. LOUIS Post· Dispatch and Time magazine this week have published reports that Nixon a1des in· ""**'"*----==------~ ' :·· eluding White House Appomt. Mooday night by directing the first place m the National the bill! was m the air. By RICHARD L. SHOOK Herman Weaver had made touchdown Football Conference 's Central menls Secl'etary Dwigit: . DETROIT ( UPI )- Bart game-win ning Division with a 4-1 record. his only punt of the nationally , Chapm were mvoived in an Starr 1s still gu1ding the Green drive with less than two Dell:lllt IS second at 3-2 while televised game a 4S.yard boot alleged operallon to h1 re Bay Packers to glory- by · minutes.left m a 24-23 Packers' Mlnesota is third at 2-3. in the third quarter. But ElliS win over the Detrott Lions. persons to infiltrate and proxy. Starr now an assistant coach swept lert, eluding Mickey Hunter's 15-yard scoring disrupt the campaigns of The former &real Green Bay after ~etiring before this Zofko and then John Hilton, Democratic presidential quarterback's protege, Scott pass to rookie Leland Glass, an season called all the plays and sped past Charlie Potts contenders begmmng m 1971. Hunter, showed some of his eighth-round draft choice from which Hunter dll'ected so well, into the end zone to change a White House Press Secretary teacher's class and roolness Oregon, put Green Bay into bringing the Packers back 20-10 yawner into a 20-17 exRonald L. Z1egler said that rrom def1cits of 17-0 and 20-7. citer. N1xon has "confidence" m Errol Mann's th1rd field goal Green Bay was - about as Chapm, who has been lmkf'd m of the game, equalling his effective as sleeping pllls, press reports wlth former career best of 51 yards, gave getting just one fll'st down, Treasury Department ll(wyer Detroit a 23-J7lead w1th 9:32 to until Hunter 'woke up ' the ofDot oald L. Segr~tti as the ch1er play. fense and scored from a yard agents m the alleged sabotage out with 2:42 left in the first Hunter Wears Out Lions The Post sa1d m an ed1tor1al OAKLAND (UPI)- Rick Phil Chenier, the ex.Qll star, But Hunter wore out the , half, Rookie Chester Marcol, today that media reports have Barry, who has lost quite a few for high point honors. Lions and the clock with a whose extra point broke the 23been "generally demed, but court battles [n recent months, Jeff Mullins meshed 21 and drlve · which started on the 23 tle, kicked a 34-yard field unrebutted." The editorial said won a big one Monday night Nate Thurmond 18 as the Packers' 17 and took 7:28. goal late in the third quarter. that the mvolvement or Chapin, After the judicial kind of Warriors agam showed they "The play was sent in," Mann had rield goals of 45 Segretti and, Herbert Balm- courts rorced !tim to play ror have the stars, but maybe not bach, Nixon's private· lawyer, the Golden Siate Warriors the depth of the other con· Hunter said. Then he dodged and 12 yards, too, and it looked the question of how he feels like they, plus his 51-yard kick, m the latest reports reinforces somewhat against fus will, he tenders. " about being aroliot as niftily as ·were going to He the difference " the impression that the smgle-handedly brought the The Warriors, who perform he eluded any Detroit tackler, before the Starr-selected, HIUlWatergate crimes were almost Warr~ors the1r first win of the at Seattle Friday m thell' next "1 think you've got take ter-directed drive. a peripheral part of a powerful, campa1gn on the basketball game, couldn't score for nearly advantage of Bart," .he said. Greg Lancry, who now has wlde and centrally directed court in a hect1c 97·96 victory four minutes as Baltimore built "His exwrience, intelligence, thrown eight interceptio_ns effort in what may he the over tough Baltimore. up a 7-0 lead, but the Warriors knowledge ... you can't have after going the entire dirtiest presidential campaign The Warr10rs trmled the see- came back behind Barry's J(). him iust sitting over there," exhibition season without ooe, in memory." __, saw contest, 96-95, with four point second period to pull into Huntero~lycheckedoff "one ran an optioo' play two yards seconds to go. After an ui- a 46-all haHtime tie. or two" plays m the game- for the first score of the game, Golden state had a liJiloint WJnning drive of 13 plays, hounds pass, Barry drove for a Allie Taylor-, who picked up layup, miSsed his shot, and lead with 7:09 to go, but then Coach Dan Devme of Green 90 yards in 20 rushes to lead followed with a tip at the the Warriors lack of bench Bay said. ground.gainers, scored rrom a buzzer to even the Warriors strength may have hurt asJhe He aiso described the win· yard out with 8:04 left m the record at 1-1. Since the loss was Bullets went on an 18-7 spree ning score as a variation o( a first half to glve Detroit a 17-0 a tough four-point decision to with Chenier hitting 11 of them, play the Packers had been lead. Stan Love's layup with 52 using regularly all season. mighty Milwaukee, the WarHunter completed 11-of-8 to get fa1r and equal treatment riors are looking tough, seconds to go set the stage for Normally, Glass goes down passes (or 140 yards while for blacks, Many blacks are The blond Barry wound up Barry's heroics, and hooks in, but this time he Landry totaled !k>f-19 for 83 harassed and smgled out for with 22 points to tie Baltimore's went outside and lef,t cor- yards. MacArthur Lane gained the worst kinds or dulles." •:::·:::::::;.;:;:; :=:·:·.·: :·:=::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:·:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~:?:·:;~:·:o!:~:·:·:-::~::::--:=:::::::::::~:::::::w.±:--:-:;:-:~ nerback Rudy Redmond 89 yards m 21 carries .for the Network Set Up looking the wroog way while Packers. A nationwide network was set up Monday by police, atMt ch 1gan State :•:• ~:t:::::::::~::~:;:;:;::·:·:>:·:-:·:·:·:·:=:·:·:·:·:·:=:·::;:;:;.;:;:;;::;:;::~=~::;::;:::.;:;;::;;:.:=:::-:.::::·:::·:o:::·:-:-:-:·:·::.'":::·:·:·:·:·!:~ tempting to link the gang with unsolved, apparentl y 0 iowa : j ·r.;.\. motiveless sla)'lngs across the CfllJ '• TUESDAY, OCT, 17, 1972 6:oo - News 3, •· 8. 10, 15; Hathayoga 33. 6:30- News 3, 4, 15, 6, 8, 10, I Dream of Jeannie 13. Growing Him Up 33 , 7:00- News 6. 10; Whars My Line 8; Elec. Co. 20 , Beat the Clock 4, I've Got A Secret 13; Truth or Conseq, 3, American Lifestyle 15, 7:30- This Is Your Life 31 Doctors On Cali 4; To Tell the Truth 6; Price is Right 8, 10, Beat the Clock 131 Top of the Month 15; Insight 33 8:oo--Temperatures Rising 6, 13; Maude 8, 10; Age of Anxiety 331 MOvie 8, 10; World Series 3, 4, 15. 8.30 - Ha\!Jali Five·O 8, 10 ; Dateline America 33, Mov1e "Goodnight MY Love" 6, 13. 9:30- Marshall Sports 331 Movie "Sandcasties" 8, 10 10:00- NBC Reports 3, 4, 15; Marcus Welby, MD, 6, 13, F~rint Line 33 11:00 - News 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 13, 15. 11:30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15; Dick Cavell 61Virginian B. Movie "Tbelnvaders" 10, Movle " Hell & High Water" 13. 1:00- Your Health 4. 1:30 - News 4, 13 WEDNESDAY, OCT. 18, 1972 6' 00 - Sunrise Semester 4, Sacred Heart 10, 6: 15 - Farmtlme 10. 6:20 - Farm Report 13, 6:25 - Paul Harvey 13 6:30- Columbus Today 4; News, W~•ther, Sports 61 Bible Answers 8; Urban League Presents 10 6:25 - Glory Road 13. 7:oo - Today3, 4, 151 News6, B, 13 7:30 - Romper Room 6, Sleepy Jeffers 8, Rocky & Buliwlnk ie 13. s s 8: oo - Captain Kangaroo 8, 10; New Zoo Revue 13; esame t 33; Timmy & Lassie 6. 8:30 - Jack Lalanne 13; Romper Room 8, New Zoo Revue. 6 8: SS- J,:o~l ti@ws 1~ , 9'11q - paul Oli<on J; Phil Donahue 15 , What Every Woman Wants to Know J, Mr. Rog~rs 33, Friendly Junction 10, Capt Kangaroo 8; Ben Casey 13 9· 30- To Tell The Truth 3, Jeopardy 61 HazelS 9,55- Chuck White Reports 10, 10·00 - Dinah Shore 3, 151 Phli Donahue 4, Split Second 13, In · School Instruction 33, Columbus Six Ceiling 6, Jokers Wild 8, 10; Dick \/an Dyke 13 , 10:30 - Concentration 3. 15; Love American Style 6. Gambit 8, 10; Password 13 · , 11 · 30 - Hollywood Squares 3, 4, 151 Bewitched 6, 13, Love of L1fe 8, 10. 12,00 - Jeopardy 3, 15, Bob Braun's 50·50 Club 4, Local News 10 . News 13; Contact 8; Password 6. 12·30- 3 W's Gamel, 15, Spill Second 6; Search for Tomorrow 8, 10. 12:55- NBC News 3, 15, 1:00- News, Weather, Sports 3, Ali My Chlldren 6, 13 , Green Acres 10; French Chef 33 ; It's Your Bel 8, Watch Your Child 15. ' 1' 20- Lucille Rivers. l' 30- 3 On A Match 3, 4, 15; The World Turns 8, 10, Let's Make A Deal 6, 13, M 2 00 - Days of Our Lives 3, 4, 15, Newlywed Game 131 Ike , Douglass 6. , 2:30 - Doctors 3, 4, 151Dating Game 13 ; Edgeot N1ghl8, 10 3· 00 - Another World 3, 4, 15 1 General Hospital 6, 13, Love Splendored Thing 8, 10 , 3:30 - Return to Peyton Place 3, 4, 15, One Life to Llve'6, 13 ; • Stqet Storm 8, 10, 4.00- Mister Cartoon 3; Somerset 4, 15; Flintslones 6, Lo~e American Style 13, Merv Griffin 4, Sesame St. 33 ; Gilligan s Island 81 Movie "Quo Vadis" 10 , 4:30 - Merv Griffin 4, Andy Griffith 15; Death Valley Days 8. Petticoat Junctloo 3; ABC Alter School 6, 13 5:00- Mister Rogers 33 ; Dick Van Dyke 15, Daniel Boone 6, Ponderosa 3, 4 5:30 - Marshall Dillon 15; Elec Co, 33, Gomer Pyle 13 : Dragnet 8. . 6:00 - News, Weather, Sports 3, 4, 8, 10, 151 Truth or Conseq . 6, Sportscope 33. 6:30 - NBC News 3, 4, 15: ABc-News 6; CBS News 8, 10; Dream of Jeanie 131 Hathayoga 33 7:00 - News, Weather, Sports 6, 101 Millstones of Progress 33; What's My L1ne 8, Truth or Conseq 3; Beat the Clock 4, Newsmaker '72 131 Know Your Schools 33 7' 30- Episode: Action 33 , To Tell The Truth 61 The Judge 10; Lassie 15; Beat The Clock 13, Police Surgeon 3, 4, Protectors 8, 8 oo-PubllcAffalrs33 ; Paul Ly~de6, 13; Carol Burnette B. 10 1 World Series 3, 4, 15. 8:30 - Handfuls ot Ashes 33; " A Great American Tragedy" 6, 13, 9 oo - Medlcal CenterS, 10, Chapter3333 10:00 - Search 3. 4, Julie Andrews 6, 13; Cannon 8. 10, Soul 33 11:00 - News3,4; News8, 10, 13, 15 11:30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, 151 Dick Cavett 6; Virginl~~ 8, Movies "The Last Hurrah" 101 "Ten North Fredenck, 13 1: oo - News & Weather 4 1: 30 - Local News 13, CHICAGO (UPI)-A black veteran oa1d today De Mau Mau is mnde up of thousands of black soldiers In Vietnam and U.s. mllitary posts throughout the .world. Eight Mau Maus have been charged w1th mur· dering nine white persons in Dllnois. Jimmie Williams, 22, a counselor at the Illinois Slate Employment Service, sa1d the organization was not a terrorist organization but was formed to fight racral per· secution, "I was in Vietnam in early 1971 and I would say about 85 per cent of the guys I knew belonged," he said, "We tried i*: Ohio Grid StAndings Fog~~~L~ ~~~~~,Ds, United Press lnterna tona Mid-Amencan Conference coun ~. l ~ l0 5 ~0 . +-. Northwes tern NFL Standings Cmcl at Los Angeles " It IS poss1ble more persons League All Games 0 J 0 1 4 0 Cleveland at Houston wLT wLT By United Press lnternattonal will be arrested, II is poss1ble Ohio Conference National Conference Dalla s at Washmgton State 2 1 0 2 3 1 Blue DiVISion Eastern Division Denver at Oakland New Eng more charges will be hied Kent Bowlmg Green League All Games 1 1 f at Pittsburgh 2 1 1 J I 1 o w, 1, , pc . P pa aga1nst those arrested. We are 'o Manetta 1 0 0 4 1 Dallas 4 1 o 800 102 49 New Orleans at San Fran 4 1 0 Denison 1 1 0 0 0 1 4 0 1 Ph1ia at Kansas City taking this step by step. We M1am1 h Wa shngtn 4 1 0 BOO 118 58 Wes Iern MIC lgan Oh1o W eslevan N y Giants 3 2 o 500 123 103 St LouiS al N Y G1ants started out with four men. It 3 2• 0 0 1 1 2 2 1 St LouiS 2 3 o 400 61102 San D~eg o at Detroll led to eight," Sheriff R1cliard Ohi o Um verslly Musk1ngum 0 0 0 0 5 0 Phi la o 5 o 000 38 130 (Only games scheduled ) Elrod sa1d , 1 2 0 3 3 0 Red Div1s1on Central o1v 1sron Mondayfs Games Toledo 2 0 3 3 0 League All Games M~nn al Ch1cago, night There are about ISO Mau 8191 Ten LT w. 1 1, pct , pf pa WL T W Green Bay 4 1 0 Boo 100 83 (Onl ygame scheduled ) Mau members m Chicago he LeWaguLe TAIIWGamLeTs Heidelberg 1 0 0 5 0 0 Detroit J 2 0 600127121 sa1d and "it is very possible the Wooster 1 0 0 3 1 0 Minnesota 2 J o 400 109 89 NBA Standongs 0 0 Slate 2 0 0 4 W1itenberg 1 0 0 3 2 0 Ch1cago By UmI ed Press InI erna I tona o DAUGHTER BORN . De Mau Mau IS a nationwide Oh10 1 3 1 300 92 108 0 0 M tch igan 1 0 0 5 Baldw1n Wallace Eas tern Con ference Western Drvtsron Mr, and Mrs. James p orgamzation with a member- lnd1ana 2 00 0Q 24 31 00 0 1 0 4 1 0 Allan I IC 0 !VISIOn 2 W. I. t. pet. pf pa Lambert, Route 2, Pomeroy, ship that coulrl mount to the Purdue 1 4 0 LosAngeles 3 1 1 700 115 68 0 1 0 w, L pet. g,b, 1 1 0 3 2 0 Capo tal W ISCO rtS in Moun I Un1on 0 1 0 1 4 0 Allanta 3 2 0 600 132 85 Boston 3 0 1000 are announcing the b1rth of a thousands." Sa n Franc tsco New Yor k 2 1 667 1 daughter, Karen DeAnn, born He said his investigators, 2 J 0 400 115 86 Buffalo 1 2 333 2 on Sept, 'J:7 at the Holzer who accused e1ght young satd the sheriff and State At- "frustration and rage " among New Or leans Philadelphia 0 3 000 3 MediCal Center. The mfant blacks of the execution-style torney Edward Hanrahan were discharged Vietnam veterans 0 5 0 000 68 157 Central Division Amencan Conference w. I. pet. g.b. we 1ghed s1x pounds , nine slayings or two white famll1es makmg the e1ght black men could produce more. violence. Eastern Division Houston 2 0 1 000 "political pawns!' Six men, including four ounces. Grandparents are Mr, and two young men, were g1ven w. I, t. pet. pi pa Atlanta 2 1 167 , •;, He charged the two were former Mlllcolu!!.,X students Miam1 , and Mrs Otho 1, Jarvis Route statements the gang planned to 5 0 0 1.000 1-21 64r< Sal•t1more t 2 '2'- • .SOO 1 ~1 "a~mmg for the white backlash were under :West and two N. Y Jets 3 2 0 600 163 124 Cleveland '' 0 3 .000 2'h '2 Alba~y and Mr ,: and Mrs. muriler white 'policemen in Buffalo 2 3 0 .400 105 120 Western Conference in the elections by perpetuating others were .Ought on fugitive Drexel A: Lambert, Route I, • Chicago and the city's southern New Eng 2 3 0 .400 79 153 Midwest DiVISIOn the myth that black people are warrants. Rutland Mrs. Andrew Lam· suburbs. Baltimore 1 4 0 ,100 74 98 w L pet. g.b, Central D1v1sion Mil waukee 2 0 1.000 bert, Route 1, Rutland, and Mr. "In statements they mad~, gomg to rise up, come out of the w. I. t, pet. pf pa KC-Qmaha 1 1 500 1 and Mrs Fred Dilcher some of the men arrested said ghetto and sweep down and kill Cinc1nnat1 4 1 o 800 96 70 Ch1 cago 1 2 J33 1'12 Columbus ' the next thing they were goi?g the whites." P1ttsburgh 3 2 0 600 106 86 Deiro1l 1 2 .333 lY2 "We hope this network will to do was knock off some wh1te Cleveland 2 3 0 400 71 97 _.. P<wflc DIVISion SUIT FILED Houston 1 4 0 200 63 1'42__.w. I. pel. g.b. ' pigs," the sherifr said, "But so enable us to link many of the HAS 252 GAME NEW YORK (UPI) United Western D1v1sion Seattle 2 1 .667 Mrs Tom Smith bowled a 252 rar as I'm concerned this 1s just unsolved murders across the Features Syndicate, which w, 1. t. pet. pf pa Phoen" 2 1 .667 country where individuals game Wednesday in lhe early talk,'' Oakland 3 1 1 700 127 81 Los Angeles 2 2 .500 •;, owns the copynght for the were .slain without apparent Hurst Charges Authorllles Kansas City 3 1 0 600 122 91 Golden St 1 1 .500 ''' m1xed league at the Pomeroy Peanuts com1c strip, charged San D1ego 2 1 1 500 90 109 Portland 0 2 .000 1'12 motive. This includes random Earlier Dr, Charles Hurst Bowbng Lane. She plays on the 1 4 0 200 98 143 Monday's Results Jr., president of the black house breakins or robbery Monday that a toy company DenverMonday's Smith and Porter team, The Results Golden Sf 97 Bait1more 96 had infringed on the copyright Green Bay 24 Detroit 23 IOnly game scheduled) game was 104 pins over her Malcolm X C1ty College, attempts where nothmg by selhng stutred dogs significant 'Was missing and the I On ly game scheduled) Tuesday's Games charged authorilles were average resembling Snoopy, the buttonSunday's Games Philadelphia al Buffalo people slam," he said. trymg to "get all the political Atlan ta Green Bay at Mtl Houston at New York He also warned that nosed beagle of the strip. mileage out of the case." He Baltimore ai N. Y. Jets Boston at Atlanta RETURNS HOME Buffa lo at M1amt Mtlw at Portland (On ly games scheduled) Mrs. Gladys Cuckler, >or;::t.W."&":;t---;~:::~=:~::~:::::~::~:~~=::::::~::::::~:::~:=~-t-~::*:*:::-:$-*.!:='t.:m~:~:::>J:::~~=~~=-":~~1 Pomeroy, has returned home after spending several days m Athens visiting Mr . and Mrs J E. Cuckler, No ordinary grid stadium snacks for Phil BY JACK O'BRIAN Iselin's friends athis regular Shea Stadium grld parties: they're catered by Mme. Henriette YARD SALE SET IS THE WHITE HOUSE Palter,owner of the chicLe Cote Basque, one or CHESTER - Women of the NURSING A RUMOR? the world's great restaurants; Henriette is · • Chester United Methodist NEW YORK (KFS) - The rumors or Julie direct gustatorial heiress to the late Henri Church w1ll hold a yard sale Eisenhower expecting a baby are rife: the from 10 a,m. to 6 p,m, Friday White House answer-evaders simply quip "We Soule's famed Pavilion traditions ... The rest of and Saturday at ,the church, have no pregnancies to announce today" ... With the li().Bome thousand get the usual hotdogs and Quality clothing will be sold as Dick Nixon's luck lately, it might be trumpeted soda pop. well as miscellaneous items. before election ... Mark Spitz, the Olympian Pete Rozelle's top right~and lad at the . Proceeds go to the church for football commissioner's office, Bob Cochran, seven-gold medalist won~ have much time to needed items for the kitchen . swim : hired West Coast (Jay Bernstein) and E, went to the owners' conference in Honolulu and Coast (Howard Newman) press agents.• Three -came home with a bride, Judy, Prettiest gal at the game ,, Bronx meat firm owner tried to get IN HOSPITAL big (inns want him to swim into TV vie!" for Mrs . Vivian Johnson, them: Calif. Milk Advisory Board, Bristol workers to quit stealing hams, steaks, beef Racme, is a surgical patient ~ Myers and Vilalis ... Congratulations to the roasts etc. by calling lh the copa : next morning Pleasant Valley Hospital. She -lovely Algonquin Hotel on its 70th Birthday, as he left his house for work - on his doorsteps is reported ln sa llsfactory Profumo...scandal queen Chnstine Keeler's was a dead gorilla, stabbed IIJO fatal times. condition. Her room number is new escort Is Haile Selassie's grandson, Prince Shades of "The Godfather" ! 175. . so jealously !imitten, ' O.icago billionaire W, Clement stone, who Mend Beyene. He's he's ' ready to inflict his judo black-belt oo any gave the '68 Nixon campaign a million dollars, told us he will top that thls winning lillie out ,, nearby leers ... Ex-narco detective Eddie Egan IN ROOM 144 Ethel Kennedy and ABC sports boss Roone Barbara McDaniels , Mid· got jobs as extras in his "Badge 373" flick Arledge and baUcaUer Frank Gifford did the dleport, is a patlent at fibning here fot a bunch or the boys he once (or Design for UvinR blt at P. J. Clarke's ,. Veterans Memorial HOSpital in twice) arrested. Got ' them from the Bob Novak (of the Evans & Novak colwnn Pomeroy, Her room ~umber 1s rehabilitation center on 123rd St ,.. The Duchess tandem) said in our hearing at P, J !s that he of Winclslr Is out of seclusion and turning up at 144, thinks If Sen. Scoop Jackaon had been the !>em's parties with Frenchman Claude Roland, 26; no candidate, he'd have beat Nixon as MCGuH May-December song, just friendly convenience Tile Daily can't ... The liberal Novak even admitted he'll ... Zsa Zsa and Eva Gabor will do "Arsenic & DEVDTID TO THI vote for Richard M ., George Wallace is very INTER 1ST D' Old Lace" at Arlington Park Theatre, O.lcago; MIIGS· MASON UEA Ul, very wesk ,.. Jack Rosen of Bdwy. 'a Hawall Zsa, the glam.gal Oscar Levant said had solved CHESTIR L TANNIHILL, Kal celebrated his ~h wedding anniversary ,.. Euc . ICI. the secret of permanent middle age playing an ROBERT HOIFLICH , Jack had a rod in his belt holster when we "old lady?" ' City l~ltor Publ 1shtd d111y except chatted in front of the Winter Garden, and he S~tturdey by The Oh 10 Vtllty • New "Sofoty" ThroHio 16ok Car tycoon Henry Ford (and beautiful said he'd toted the gat, of course legally, some Publish lnQ Compenv , I ll • Automat1c Choi" Oihno Courf SJ . Pomeroy . Otdo , Oiristina) at P. J . Clarke's with Hubert 30years: "Andlneededitthenjustasmuchasl -45169 . Business Ort1c;e Phone •tifohme Cylinder Humphrey ordered scotches around: P . J. need It around Bdwy, now," he shl'll8ged ,, An "2 2156, EdtiOtl& l Phon~ 992 • Bunt.fn Shock AblolbM 2157, owner Danny Lavezzo told their walter Tomm:,: ex-very~op detective chief is In for some big , S.cona clus po:.tage pa 1 ~ at Pomt~roy l Oh io Joyce "Recall those drinks!" ... I.oew'a hotels- , headlines ,, When Johnny Carson introduced Nationtl advtrlt! l ng thea~resident Bob T1ach told us during ~ his bride, Joanna Holland, In hl8 TV audlenct, rtprtlentativt Bolflntlli Gallagher Inc . 12 ~nt ~2nd J ta' owner Phil Iselin'; lavish between-balves she was wearing a Nonnan Norell orlgbial: St Ntw Yor11. Ctty, Ntw York . at IJlel Stadium that if "the right M,OOO. Rli!ht out of Bergdorf'a Window •. Subscr lptton rttn Dt. IIYirtd Dy Clf'rltr Whtrt IIUI)'OI'Il clmdldate'' can be found out of the Mol""' of an old Undoayphile c:olllllllli8t who, IYitllblt 50 unt1 per Wttk ; ch tl \tempts of dozens alfer that hopeless praised him earlier got a job with the N. Y. Off. By Motor RO!Jit wl'ltre urrltf' urv 1ct not avelltblt Ont N.~. ~~:."I'll bead businessmen's COIJIIII[ttee Track Bettq outfit ln~klyn; n01rhe'1 given month 11 75 By man In Oh!o and raise $$,000,000 for that right man's cam- Jilwn a ,lew shots via the typewriter, and sudend w va,. Ont vear st• 00 Six mon 't ta " U lhrtt ! " Whit about Sen. Jolm Marchi? "TllP denly the newa was lplrlted to us; we won~ months 14 so Subscription pr:lcelnc;t'uefts Sund•v Ttmts ~ ~~ !;; politics say he's too much of a identify her - who knows, IIUI)'be the old gal Stntmtl mystic!' needlthe )obmore than we need a cheap IICOOp. I Voice along Br'Way CONSUMER REPORTS AND MECHANICS ILLUSTRATED ACCLAIM STIHL AS lHE BEST CHAIN SAW ... 12111 Sentinel 149'5 5 1 1 ;..ad a 0 NEW with ftrst place votes and won. lost records in parentheses l61h week--only received votes 1 Team " 16 teams Potnts 1 Southern Cal 122) 16 0)334 2 Oklahoma ( 121 (4.0) 314 3 Alabama (1) 15 0) 132 4 Nebraska 14·1) 107 5 Oh10 S1.(4·0) 189 6, Mlch1gan (5·01 171 7 Lou1siana St 15 01 170 B Notre Dame (4 0) 131 9 UCLA 15·11 28 10. Colorado (5-1) 27 11. Tennessee 14·1) 26 12, Stanford 14·11 ' 19 13 Penn Sf (4 1) 11 14 A1r Force 15·0) 9 15 Auburn 1• 11 a 16 Amona St. 14 1) 2 WHA standings By United Press International Eastern DtviSton w. I t. pts gf ga Cleveland 3 0 0 6 12 7 New York 2 1 o 4 17 12 ~~~b;;gland Ph1iadel ph1a Ottawa ! ~ ~ ~~ ~ o 2 oo 3 9 0 3 o o 15 22 Western Divtsion w. I t. pis gf ga 2 1 o4 12 12 2 1 04 7 9 Lo."A~geies ~ ~ ~ ~ 1j Minnesota 1 •1 o 2 ,,6 • Ch1cago o 3 oo 5 10 Monday's Resuf1s New England 4 Chicago 1 I Only games scheduled) Los 1.,~~~=~: ~~~~~ota Winoipeg at Alberta New York at Cleveland (Only games scheduled) Wi nni peg ~il:'stf" • ' ···~·······'·''' ,,,~,,,~~'·'·<:,,_. .~,,.,,,,,,,,,,:,,,.,.,.,.,I: '! • Threatens Se.-ies :;:; By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor i[. OAKLAND (UPI) - Vida Blue's man1a raught h1m long, long ago to always tell the truth, never lie, and bemg a good, dul1ful son, he always has listened to her. He tells the truth instinctively, That's exactly what he did on the Oakland A's' chartered jet coming back here Sunday mght frOm Cmcmnah where the RedS had been beaten forth~ second stra1ght lime 'in th1s World Senes, 2-1. Vida Blue and an Oakland newsman were chatting about a number of things pertaming to the ser1es and when he was asked what he thought about the Reds' showmg so far , Blue, innocently and certainly not maliciously, r.eplied: "We're handling 'em eas1er than we did the Texas Rangers," Asking 10 MlUlon Bucks . Now Bob Short, who owns them, IS askmg 10 million bucks ror the Rangers, but as of this very moment nobody has even come forth and offered him so mqch as one dollar m hard, cold cash for them, They were the worst club in baseball tills year w1th a recortj,of 54 wms and a mce round even 100 losses, Against the A's, they were 4-11, so technically, Vida Blue was telling the flat-out trulh when he remarked that Oakland is handling Cincinnah easier so rar. But Pete Rose and some of the other Cincy players read 1t completely differently, VIda Blue was quoted completely ac. curately but Pete Rose and his bragging teammates were looking for something to motivate them, move them, get them mad, and now they had found 1t in Vida Blue's statement Down further in the same story , Blue made 11 qmte plam he doesn't think the Reds are beaten yet- "We've got 'em on the ropes but they're not out yet"--<llld, naturally, nobody paid ~ whole lot of attention to that. "Look at this," Pete Rose sa1d to Sparky Anderson, showmg him the paper w1th Blue's quote shortly after the Reds arnved here Monday afternoon. "Liable to be Sorry" The Reds' manager read what Blue had to say and sa1d to Rose, "He's liable to be awfully sorcy he said that before this thing IS over ,'' Sparky Anderson repeated substanlially the same thmg at a subsequent news conference he attended with D1ck Withams, the A's' manager, who was havmg trouble of his own with Mike Epstein,afirst baseman who comes to play ... rune mmngs .. , and let's you know it when he doesn't Epstein, removed durmg the sixth inning or Sunday's contest, gave Williams some what.for on that same Sunday mght charter (My, that must have been a hvely plane trip), but Anderson sa1d the flight the Reds were on Monday was a relatively smooth one. "I'd say they were in a pretty good mood," he sa1d, "even though the movie didn't work, but that mood changed when they got here and saw what Vida Blue had to say." Naturally, Sparky Anderson was asked what tt was that V1da Blue had to say and he said the Oakland southpsw sa1d lhe A's were handling the Reds eas1er than the Texas Rangers. AFar Cry OAK LAN!) ( UPI) - Thc specter of 1962, wl'\cn rain in the San Francisco Bay Area oaused three World Sene>;' postponements, hung over the 1972 World Series today With a strong posslblhty that Tuesday night's scheduled third game between the Oakland A's and Cmcinnalt Reds would be set back, If the game does go on as scheduled at 5:15 p.m. PDT, nghthander John "Blue Moon" Odom, who won th• rmal game of the Amencan League playoffs, will start for the A's, who lead two games to none, against nghthander Jack Billingham of the Reds. W1th the natural turt at Oakland Coliseum already soaked and spongy from heavy ram Monday, the weather forecast was for a 30 per cent chance of more ram today, In the event of a postpone. ment, the third game would be played Wednesday night and the fourth game Thursday night, Jr a fifth game IS necessary, it would be played Friday afternoon, originally scheduled as a travel date, and then a s1xth m Cmcmnat1 Saturday afternoon and the seventh there Sunday af. ternoon, Bowie Kuhn 's spokesman said the commissioner has conferred with the National Broadcasting Co, (NBC) about the poss1bil1ty of playing the Saturday game m Cmcmnati, if there is a postponement, at rught, However, he sa1d it was unlikely the network, wh1ch is telecasting the series, would agree, "The possibility is," he sa1d, "that no games m the senes SV AC Standings ALL GAM!;S TEAM W L T P OP Southern 4 1 1 95 40 Kyger Creek 3 2 1 113 23 Eastern 3 3 0 70 39 North Gal lIa 1 4 0 71 119 Symmes Va lley 1 5 0 60 154 Southwestern 1 5 0 52 125 will be played •t mght other than those oo Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday." D1ck Wilhans, manager o! the A's, who need to wm only two of the three games scheduled here to wrap up the Senes, and Manager Sparky Anderson of the Reds both 'l8ld that a postponement would have no effect on their p1tchmg plans, "Odom w1ll start the th1rd game for us, whether 11 is played tomght or Wednesday, and Ken Holtzman will start the fourth game," Williams sa1d. "I do not plan at th1s time to move Jim Hunter up in the rotation. However, tf there should be a postponement for more than one day, I would have to re-evaluate the situation with my coaches." Anderson, who admitted the Reds' "oocks are to the wall," was asked whether he would hke a postponement m order to come in the third game w1th some pitcher other than Billingham, who· was 1:!-12 durmg the regular seasonperhaps Gary Nolan, the opening ga me starter and ' loser. "I am very happy to have Jack as the p1tcher who must stop the A's," Anderson saJd. "I don 't want a postpoqement. I want to play tonight." Ne1ther team worked out Monday, the A's by choice as Wilhams gave his surprising underdogs an off day, and the Reds because of the rain, Anderson said the situation now IS very different from 1970, when the Reds lost m five games to the Baltunore Onoles and would ha~e welcomed a resp1te at th1s pomt, " My pitching staff was wracked by inJuries m that series," Anderson recalled, "and I knew 1r I got behind in the series, I was going to have a tough time coming back because I was running out of By JOE SARGIS , UPI Sporls Writer OAKLAND (UPI)-Charlie Finley, the Oakland A's' volatile owner, is back agitating Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn today, Fmley already has been fined $500 by Kuhn this year for re!IU!rks he made to newsmen during contract negotiations with Vida Blue last spring. Angered by what he considered Kuhn's unilateral stand while he was dickering with mue, Finley drew the fine for telling the press he didn't like the way the commissioner was handling the situatlon. The latest run.ffi came about when Finley announced he was going to give Gene Tenace $5,000,after the catcher belted two homers in Oakland's 3-2 OPening World Series victory over Cincinnati Saturday. Then, when Joe Rudl homered in Sunday's 2-1 win over the Reds and contributed a spectacular, game-saving grab in the ninth inning, Finley said he was going to reward him with $5,000 aiso. When Kulm learned about all this, he remembered World "!think we're a far cry from the Texas Rangers," Anderson Han na n Trace 0 6 0 0 166 went on . "I lhmk the National League is a better league, and I'll SIIAC ONLY shll think that way even if they beat us . And as for what V1da TEAM W L T P OP 3 0 1 56 B Blue said, 1 think when this series is over , I'll be thanking him- 1 Southern Kyger Creek 3 1 1 105 14 hope so." Eastern 3 1 o 64 19 Someone at the news conference asked Anderson how North Ga ll1a 2 1 0 70 56 something in a newspaper could rile up a ball club, and the Symmes Valley 1 2 0 41 64 questioner suggested the whole thing wasrather,f~lly, ').'he RedS' Soulhwestern 1 2 0 40 103 Hannan Trace 0 l 4 0 0 ll2 ~manager disagreed, and he was right, of ~auf~. i3 13 1 376 376 "I don't thmk there is anything or anyone rl.ore compehhve Totals Fr1day's Games. . than an athlete," Anderson sa1d. "I've learned when you have an Symmes Valley at Southern athlete down, let him sleep. It's a lot like bothering a sleepmg Hannan Trace at North Gallla Kyger Creek at Ale)(ander rattlesnake. Ir you don't bother him, chances are he won't bother Eastern at Mtller Green at Southwestern you; if you disturb hlnl, well, you know what happens." Series rule 46A, which reads : "Neither of the cootestmg clubs shall give or pay a bonus or prize to any or all of its players before or arter the completion of the series ., ,'' Kuhn called Finley here on the phone Monday and told him he could not give Tenace and Rudi bonuses. Finley argued they weren't bonuses, "Many clubs give players an increase lri salary at the end of the season," the Oakland player pointed out. "That's all I dld. Just because we are in a World Series, does this mean we can't give players an increase in salary?" Moreover, Finley explained he had promised reserve first baseman Mike Hegan $5,000 also during the American League playoffs between the A's and Detrmt Ttgers. Regardless, Kuhn was unim· pressed by Finley's arguments. Finley said his llkninute discus~10n with Kuhn on the phone ended after the commisSIOner asked him, ·"have you given checks for those amounts to tho8e men yet?" "I told him that I had not yet given them the checks," Finley said. "But I said I had made a commitment to these men that they would get this money in 1972. With that, the commis· sioner sold that as long as the checks had not been handed over he wanted me to put the whole matter m status quo until arter the series when he would discuss the matter furtlier and consider it before making a final decisioo. "The commissioner may startmg pitchers. That's not true this time." A lot of tune was left here for readmg newspapers, and the Reds didn't hke what they saw m a local paper, Oakland Pl!Chtng whiz V1da Blue was quoted as saymg ''we are handlmg the Cmcinnah RedS eaSier than we handled the Texas Rangers," Sharp words , si nee the Rangers were last in the AL West, were beaten by the A's 11 time~ in 14 games, and were generally reckoned the worst club in the Big Leagues. "Assuming that Vida Blue was quoted correctly, I'm surprised that a young player of his intelligence and ability would say a thing like that at thiS time,'' Anderson said, "When you're out in front 2-0, the best thing to do is to z1p your lip. You know, you wake up a rattlesnake and the rattlesnake may just turn on you and b1te you. "H that happens, I may be thankmg Vida Blue before the Ser1es 1s over," sa1d Anderson. "I'm sure of une thing - we're go1ng to go back to Riverfront Stadium." Williams, meanwhile, admitled that he and (ll'st baseman Mtke Epstem "had words" on the A's plane b~ck to Oakland Sunday mght about the quick hook he gave Epstein in Sunday's game, yanking hlnl for a p1nchrunner although 1t was only the top of the stxth 1nnmg. "Epstem objected to bemg taken out so early," W1ll1ams satd, "That's oksy; I like a player who wants to play, who doesn't want to come out of the game, I took him out because we had a 2-0 lead, I wanted to shoot f9r ' another run, and because I had available m Mike Hegan the •best defensive first baseman in the American League." The dispute i& the second W1lllams has )lad with his ' players during the Series. Downing-Childs Agency Inc. PHONE 992·2342 MIDDLEPORT, 0. INSURANCE • BONDS MUTUAL FUNDS Meigs County's Oldest and Largest Insurance Agency MANY MORE • VALUES 1'1 '~ 21 "•9 1 /2' REGULAR 2... 95 Slolnless 1letl trim 2 1helvu. CAB WILLIAMS 20 INCH MEDITERRANEAN VANITY REGULAR 198 USED CARS 66' OLDSMOBILE TO RON ADO FUll POWER AIR CONDITIONING '1195 Karr &Van landt "You' ll like Our Qual ity Way of Do1ng Business " GMAC FINANCING .Pomeroy 9'12·5342 have h1s opmion, allhough he hasn't made a decision yet, and I have my opiniOn," Fmley said. 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'199' YORK Untted Press InternatiOnal top Pro Standing.s a 3 o e.:;> College Ratings ~~ :.=,;, M innesota }' CLEVELAND •,(UP! ) Cleveland Browns head coach Nick Skorich said Monday he was trying to arrange a trade with another NFL club and woqid replace center Fred Hoaglin With 12-year veteran Bob Demarco when the Browns face the Houston Oilers Sun~ ­ day, The two developments were reported by Skorich as he rev1ewed Sunday's 17~ loss to • Chicago. "There will he \wo or three other changes very soon," said Skonch Without elaborahng, Demarco, 32, is a 6-2, three year all-pro from Dayton, The Browns obtained h1m late last month from the Miami Dolphins in exchange for a future draft chotce, He has previous experience with the Pittsburgh Steelers and the St Louis Cardinals. "Demarco is stronger than Hoaglin and does a better job against the defense man over \he center," Skorlch said. Barry Paces Warriors To Win Over Bullets ' ·0:) 'L -n.UiflS TeleVision Log ·De.Mau Mau Has Programs for Tonight Many Thousands and Tomorrow ·w·;=«:iO®'SWi.f.'l':·. 3-Tbe DallySentlnei,Mkklleport-P-..7, O,, Oct.17,1972 ' '8'1J8 .. • MOORE'S POMEROY rPEE INSTALLATION POMEROY 'CEMENT BLOCK CO. The Department Stole of Bu~ding Since 1915 �• ' a-n.o.llrll ,,_l.w;' pcct-."ccneroy,o,,Ocu7,1972 Browns psTrade Dirty Digs Pitck Nips Lions 24-23 By Ulllled Pftll JmerDtloaal Spokesmen for Pr~sldent Nixon have accused Sen. GeorgeS, McGovern of "some o1 the dlr1lesl tactics and ... 111011 offensive lani!Wige" ever witnessed in a presidellllal camp~~lgn. McGovern said the Ripubllcana hirad iiO penona • to sabotage the Democratic campaign. While MCGovern and dficials of the Nixon campaign exchanged verbal blows Monday, the Preside,nt made a surprise vlst to, the Nationlll League of Families of Prisoners and Missing in Southeast Asia, holding its third annual convention in Washington, Nixon said he never forgets the prlsonera or theJJ' families and remembers them in his prayers. "We shall not agree to any settlement which imposes a Communist government upon the people d Vietllam, We ....... shall, under no circumstances, abandon our POWsand MIAs," S81d NIXon, The President said the fate of the POWs cannot he left "to the good will of the enemy," all' parently tn reference · to McGovern's proposal to withdraw immediately from Vietnam and trqst the Communists to re,lease captured Americans. Captured In Texas McGovern, who carried his campaign to Texas Monday, said that the GOP hired iiO espiooage agents to sabotage the Democratic campaign and , conduct "some of the shabbiest IUldercover operations in the hiatory of American politics." The Democratic presidential nominee did not offer evidence to document his charge, but said that Ni~on "sent his agents ... to literally destroy the fabric of the opposition party,'' Clark MacGregor, Nixon's campaign manager, sa1d in a statement that McGovern "(ruslrated" by his failure to close the pobllc opinion poll gap with NIXon was Jaslung out 111 "polillcs of desperation. " "We are witnessmg some of the dirhest tact1cs and heanng soine of the most offensive language ever to appear in an Amencan presidential campaign," MacGregor said, Sen. Robert J. Dole, BOP national chai_rnian, told a meeting of black RePfibllcans for Nixon that "MCGovern appears to have turned over the franchise for his media attack campal~n to the editors of the Washington Post, who have shown themselves every bit as sure.footed along the low road or this campaign as IS their candidate! ' Reports Publl8bed The Post, the St. LOUIS Post· Dispatch and Time magazine this week have published reports that Nixon a1des in· ""**'"*----==------~ ' :·· eluding White House Appomt. Mooday night by directing the first place m the National the bill! was m the air. By RICHARD L. SHOOK Herman Weaver had made touchdown Football Conference 's Central menls Secl'etary Dwigit: . DETROIT ( UPI )- Bart game-win ning Division with a 4-1 record. his only punt of the nationally , Chapm were mvoived in an Starr 1s still gu1ding the Green drive with less than two Dell:lllt IS second at 3-2 while televised game a 4S.yard boot alleged operallon to h1 re Bay Packers to glory- by · minutes.left m a 24-23 Packers' Mlnesota is third at 2-3. in the third quarter. But ElliS win over the Detrott Lions. persons to infiltrate and proxy. Starr now an assistant coach swept lert, eluding Mickey Hunter's 15-yard scoring disrupt the campaigns of The former &real Green Bay after ~etiring before this Zofko and then John Hilton, Democratic presidential quarterback's protege, Scott pass to rookie Leland Glass, an season called all the plays and sped past Charlie Potts contenders begmmng m 1971. Hunter, showed some of his eighth-round draft choice from which Hunter dll'ected so well, into the end zone to change a White House Press Secretary teacher's class and roolness Oregon, put Green Bay into bringing the Packers back 20-10 yawner into a 20-17 exRonald L. Z1egler said that rrom def1cits of 17-0 and 20-7. citer. N1xon has "confidence" m Errol Mann's th1rd field goal Green Bay was - about as Chapm, who has been lmkf'd m of the game, equalling his effective as sleeping pllls, press reports wlth former career best of 51 yards, gave getting just one fll'st down, Treasury Department ll(wyer Detroit a 23-J7lead w1th 9:32 to until Hunter 'woke up ' the ofDot oald L. Segr~tti as the ch1er play. fense and scored from a yard agents m the alleged sabotage out with 2:42 left in the first Hunter Wears Out Lions The Post sa1d m an ed1tor1al OAKLAND (UPI)- Rick Phil Chenier, the ex.Qll star, But Hunter wore out the , half, Rookie Chester Marcol, today that media reports have Barry, who has lost quite a few for high point honors. Lions and the clock with a whose extra point broke the 23been "generally demed, but court battles [n recent months, Jeff Mullins meshed 21 and drlve · which started on the 23 tle, kicked a 34-yard field unrebutted." The editorial said won a big one Monday night Nate Thurmond 18 as the Packers' 17 and took 7:28. goal late in the third quarter. that the mvolvement or Chapin, After the judicial kind of Warriors agam showed they "The play was sent in," Mann had rield goals of 45 Segretti and, Herbert Balm- courts rorced !tim to play ror have the stars, but maybe not bach, Nixon's private· lawyer, the Golden Siate Warriors the depth of the other con· Hunter said. Then he dodged and 12 yards, too, and it looked the question of how he feels like they, plus his 51-yard kick, m the latest reports reinforces somewhat against fus will, he tenders. " about being aroliot as niftily as ·were going to He the difference " the impression that the smgle-handedly brought the The Warriors, who perform he eluded any Detroit tackler, before the Starr-selected, HIUlWatergate crimes were almost Warr~ors the1r first win of the at Seattle Friday m thell' next "1 think you've got take ter-directed drive. a peripheral part of a powerful, campa1gn on the basketball game, couldn't score for nearly advantage of Bart," .he said. Greg Lancry, who now has wlde and centrally directed court in a hect1c 97·96 victory four minutes as Baltimore built "His exwrience, intelligence, thrown eight interceptio_ns effort in what may he the over tough Baltimore. up a 7-0 lead, but the Warriors knowledge ... you can't have after going the entire dirtiest presidential campaign The Warr10rs trmled the see- came back behind Barry's J(). him iust sitting over there," exhibition season without ooe, in memory." __, saw contest, 96-95, with four point second period to pull into Huntero~lycheckedoff "one ran an optioo' play two yards seconds to go. After an ui- a 46-all haHtime tie. or two" plays m the game- for the first score of the game, Golden state had a liJiloint WJnning drive of 13 plays, hounds pass, Barry drove for a Allie Taylor-, who picked up layup, miSsed his shot, and lead with 7:09 to go, but then Coach Dan Devme of Green 90 yards in 20 rushes to lead followed with a tip at the the Warriors lack of bench Bay said. ground.gainers, scored rrom a buzzer to even the Warriors strength may have hurt asJhe He aiso described the win· yard out with 8:04 left m the record at 1-1. Since the loss was Bullets went on an 18-7 spree ning score as a variation o( a first half to glve Detroit a 17-0 a tough four-point decision to with Chenier hitting 11 of them, play the Packers had been lead. Stan Love's layup with 52 using regularly all season. mighty Milwaukee, the WarHunter completed 11-of-8 to get fa1r and equal treatment riors are looking tough, seconds to go set the stage for Normally, Glass goes down passes (or 140 yards while for blacks, Many blacks are The blond Barry wound up Barry's heroics, and hooks in, but this time he Landry totaled !k>f-19 for 83 harassed and smgled out for with 22 points to tie Baltimore's went outside and lef,t cor- yards. MacArthur Lane gained the worst kinds or dulles." •:::·:::::::;.;:;:; :=:·:·.·: :·:=::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:·:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~:?:·:;~:·:o!:~:·:·:-::~::::--:=:::::::::::~:::::::w.±:--:-:;:-:~ nerback Rudy Redmond 89 yards m 21 carries .for the Network Set Up looking the wroog way while Packers. A nationwide network was set up Monday by police, atMt ch 1gan State :•:• ~:t:::::::::~::~:;:;:;::·:·:>:·:-:·:·:·:·:=:·:·:·:·:·:=:·::;:;:;.;:;:;;::;:;::~=~::;::;:::.;:;;::;;:.:=:::-:.::::·:::·:o:::·:-:-:-:·:·::.'":::·:·:·:·:·!:~ tempting to link the gang with unsolved, apparentl y 0 iowa : j ·r.;.\. motiveless sla)'lngs across the CfllJ '• TUESDAY, OCT, 17, 1972 6:oo - News 3, •· 8. 10, 15; Hathayoga 33. 6:30- News 3, 4, 15, 6, 8, 10, I Dream of Jeannie 13. Growing Him Up 33 , 7:00- News 6. 10; Whars My Line 8; Elec. Co. 20 , Beat the Clock 4, I've Got A Secret 13; Truth or Conseq, 3, American Lifestyle 15, 7:30- This Is Your Life 31 Doctors On Cali 4; To Tell the Truth 6; Price is Right 8, 10, Beat the Clock 131 Top of the Month 15; Insight 33 8:oo--Temperatures Rising 6, 13; Maude 8, 10; Age of Anxiety 331 MOvie 8, 10; World Series 3, 4, 15. 8.30 - Ha\!Jali Five·O 8, 10 ; Dateline America 33, Mov1e "Goodnight MY Love" 6, 13. 9:30- Marshall Sports 331 Movie "Sandcasties" 8, 10 10:00- NBC Reports 3, 4, 15; Marcus Welby, MD, 6, 13, F~rint Line 33 11:00 - News 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 13, 15. 11:30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15; Dick Cavell 61Virginian B. Movie "Tbelnvaders" 10, Movle " Hell & High Water" 13. 1:00- Your Health 4. 1:30 - News 4, 13 WEDNESDAY, OCT. 18, 1972 6' 00 - Sunrise Semester 4, Sacred Heart 10, 6: 15 - Farmtlme 10. 6:20 - Farm Report 13, 6:25 - Paul Harvey 13 6:30- Columbus Today 4; News, W~•ther, Sports 61 Bible Answers 8; Urban League Presents 10 6:25 - Glory Road 13. 7:oo - Today3, 4, 151 News6, B, 13 7:30 - Romper Room 6, Sleepy Jeffers 8, Rocky & Buliwlnk ie 13. s s 8: oo - Captain Kangaroo 8, 10; New Zoo Revue 13; esame t 33; Timmy & Lassie 6. 8:30 - Jack Lalanne 13; Romper Room 8, New Zoo Revue. 6 8: SS- J,:o~l ti@ws 1~ , 9'11q - paul Oli<on J; Phil Donahue 15 , What Every Woman Wants to Know J, Mr. Rog~rs 33, Friendly Junction 10, Capt Kangaroo 8; Ben Casey 13 9· 30- To Tell The Truth 3, Jeopardy 61 HazelS 9,55- Chuck White Reports 10, 10·00 - Dinah Shore 3, 151 Phli Donahue 4, Split Second 13, In · School Instruction 33, Columbus Six Ceiling 6, Jokers Wild 8, 10; Dick \/an Dyke 13 , 10:30 - Concentration 3. 15; Love American Style 6. Gambit 8, 10; Password 13 · , 11 · 30 - Hollywood Squares 3, 4, 151 Bewitched 6, 13, Love of L1fe 8, 10. 12,00 - Jeopardy 3, 15, Bob Braun's 50·50 Club 4, Local News 10 . News 13; Contact 8; Password 6. 12·30- 3 W's Gamel, 15, Spill Second 6; Search for Tomorrow 8, 10. 12:55- NBC News 3, 15, 1:00- News, Weather, Sports 3, Ali My Chlldren 6, 13 , Green Acres 10; French Chef 33 ; It's Your Bel 8, Watch Your Child 15. ' 1' 20- Lucille Rivers. l' 30- 3 On A Match 3, 4, 15; The World Turns 8, 10, Let's Make A Deal 6, 13, M 2 00 - Days of Our Lives 3, 4, 15, Newlywed Game 131 Ike , Douglass 6. , 2:30 - Doctors 3, 4, 151Dating Game 13 ; Edgeot N1ghl8, 10 3· 00 - Another World 3, 4, 15 1 General Hospital 6, 13, Love Splendored Thing 8, 10 , 3:30 - Return to Peyton Place 3, 4, 15, One Life to Llve'6, 13 ; • Stqet Storm 8, 10, 4.00- Mister Cartoon 3; Somerset 4, 15; Flintslones 6, Lo~e American Style 13, Merv Griffin 4, Sesame St. 33 ; Gilligan s Island 81 Movie "Quo Vadis" 10 , 4:30 - Merv Griffin 4, Andy Griffith 15; Death Valley Days 8. Petticoat Junctloo 3; ABC Alter School 6, 13 5:00- Mister Rogers 33 ; Dick Van Dyke 15, Daniel Boone 6, Ponderosa 3, 4 5:30 - Marshall Dillon 15; Elec Co, 33, Gomer Pyle 13 : Dragnet 8. . 6:00 - News, Weather, Sports 3, 4, 8, 10, 151 Truth or Conseq . 6, Sportscope 33. 6:30 - NBC News 3, 4, 15: ABc-News 6; CBS News 8, 10; Dream of Jeanie 131 Hathayoga 33 7:00 - News, Weather, Sports 6, 101 Millstones of Progress 33; What's My L1ne 8, Truth or Conseq 3; Beat the Clock 4, Newsmaker '72 131 Know Your Schools 33 7' 30- Episode: Action 33 , To Tell The Truth 61 The Judge 10; Lassie 15; Beat The Clock 13, Police Surgeon 3, 4, Protectors 8, 8 oo-PubllcAffalrs33 ; Paul Ly~de6, 13; Carol Burnette B. 10 1 World Series 3, 4, 15. 8:30 - Handfuls ot Ashes 33; " A Great American Tragedy" 6, 13, 9 oo - Medlcal CenterS, 10, Chapter3333 10:00 - Search 3. 4, Julie Andrews 6, 13; Cannon 8. 10, Soul 33 11:00 - News3,4; News8, 10, 13, 15 11:30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, 151 Dick Cavett 6; Virginl~~ 8, Movies "The Last Hurrah" 101 "Ten North Fredenck, 13 1: oo - News & Weather 4 1: 30 - Local News 13, CHICAGO (UPI)-A black veteran oa1d today De Mau Mau is mnde up of thousands of black soldiers In Vietnam and U.s. mllitary posts throughout the .world. Eight Mau Maus have been charged w1th mur· dering nine white persons in Dllnois. Jimmie Williams, 22, a counselor at the Illinois Slate Employment Service, sa1d the organization was not a terrorist organization but was formed to fight racral per· secution, "I was in Vietnam in early 1971 and I would say about 85 per cent of the guys I knew belonged," he said, "We tried i*: Ohio Grid StAndings Fog~~~L~ ~~~~~,Ds, United Press lnterna tona Mid-Amencan Conference coun ~. l ~ l0 5 ~0 . +-. Northwes tern NFL Standings Cmcl at Los Angeles " It IS poss1ble more persons League All Games 0 J 0 1 4 0 Cleveland at Houston wLT wLT By United Press lnternattonal will be arrested, II is poss1ble Ohio Conference National Conference Dalla s at Washmgton State 2 1 0 2 3 1 Blue DiVISion Eastern Division Denver at Oakland New Eng more charges will be hied Kent Bowlmg Green League All Games 1 1 f at Pittsburgh 2 1 1 J I 1 o w, 1, , pc . P pa aga1nst those arrested. We are 'o Manetta 1 0 0 4 1 Dallas 4 1 o 800 102 49 New Orleans at San Fran 4 1 0 Denison 1 1 0 0 0 1 4 0 1 Ph1ia at Kansas City taking this step by step. We M1am1 h Wa shngtn 4 1 0 BOO 118 58 Wes Iern MIC lgan Oh1o W eslevan N y Giants 3 2 o 500 123 103 St LouiS al N Y G1ants started out with four men. It 3 2• 0 0 1 1 2 2 1 St LouiS 2 3 o 400 61102 San D~eg o at Detroll led to eight," Sheriff R1cliard Ohi o Um verslly Musk1ngum 0 0 0 0 5 0 Phi la o 5 o 000 38 130 (Only games scheduled ) Elrod sa1d , 1 2 0 3 3 0 Red Div1s1on Central o1v 1sron Mondayfs Games Toledo 2 0 3 3 0 League All Games M~nn al Ch1cago, night There are about ISO Mau 8191 Ten LT w. 1 1, pct , pf pa WL T W Green Bay 4 1 0 Boo 100 83 (Onl ygame scheduled ) Mau members m Chicago he LeWaguLe TAIIWGamLeTs Heidelberg 1 0 0 5 0 0 Detroit J 2 0 600127121 sa1d and "it is very possible the Wooster 1 0 0 3 1 0 Minnesota 2 J o 400 109 89 NBA Standongs 0 0 Slate 2 0 0 4 W1itenberg 1 0 0 3 2 0 Ch1cago By UmI ed Press InI erna I tona o DAUGHTER BORN . De Mau Mau IS a nationwide Oh10 1 3 1 300 92 108 0 0 M tch igan 1 0 0 5 Baldw1n Wallace Eas tern Con ference Western Drvtsron Mr, and Mrs. James p orgamzation with a member- lnd1ana 2 00 0Q 24 31 00 0 1 0 4 1 0 Allan I IC 0 !VISIOn 2 W. I. t. pet. pf pa Lambert, Route 2, Pomeroy, ship that coulrl mount to the Purdue 1 4 0 LosAngeles 3 1 1 700 115 68 0 1 0 w, L pet. g,b, 1 1 0 3 2 0 Capo tal W ISCO rtS in Moun I Un1on 0 1 0 1 4 0 Allanta 3 2 0 600 132 85 Boston 3 0 1000 are announcing the b1rth of a thousands." Sa n Franc tsco New Yor k 2 1 667 1 daughter, Karen DeAnn, born He said his investigators, 2 J 0 400 115 86 Buffalo 1 2 333 2 on Sept, 'J:7 at the Holzer who accused e1ght young satd the sheriff and State At- "frustration and rage " among New Or leans Philadelphia 0 3 000 3 MediCal Center. The mfant blacks of the execution-style torney Edward Hanrahan were discharged Vietnam veterans 0 5 0 000 68 157 Central Division Amencan Conference w. I. pet. g.b. we 1ghed s1x pounds , nine slayings or two white famll1es makmg the e1ght black men could produce more. violence. Eastern Division Houston 2 0 1 000 "political pawns!' Six men, including four ounces. Grandparents are Mr, and two young men, were g1ven w. I, t. pet. pi pa Atlanta 2 1 167 , •;, He charged the two were former Mlllcolu!!.,X students Miam1 , and Mrs Otho 1, Jarvis Route statements the gang planned to 5 0 0 1.000 1-21 64r< Sal•t1more t 2 '2'- • .SOO 1 ~1 "a~mmg for the white backlash were under :West and two N. Y Jets 3 2 0 600 163 124 Cleveland '' 0 3 .000 2'h '2 Alba~y and Mr ,: and Mrs. muriler white 'policemen in Buffalo 2 3 0 .400 105 120 Western Conference in the elections by perpetuating others were .Ought on fugitive Drexel A: Lambert, Route I, • Chicago and the city's southern New Eng 2 3 0 .400 79 153 Midwest DiVISIOn the myth that black people are warrants. Rutland Mrs. Andrew Lam· suburbs. Baltimore 1 4 0 ,100 74 98 w L pet. g.b, Central D1v1sion Mil waukee 2 0 1.000 bert, Route 1, Rutland, and Mr. "In statements they mad~, gomg to rise up, come out of the w. I. t, pet. pf pa KC-Qmaha 1 1 500 1 and Mrs Fred Dilcher some of the men arrested said ghetto and sweep down and kill Cinc1nnat1 4 1 o 800 96 70 Ch1 cago 1 2 J33 1'12 Columbus ' the next thing they were goi?g the whites." P1ttsburgh 3 2 0 600 106 86 Deiro1l 1 2 .333 lY2 "We hope this network will to do was knock off some wh1te Cleveland 2 3 0 400 71 97 _.. P<wflc DIVISion SUIT FILED Houston 1 4 0 200 63 1'42__.w. I. pel. g.b. ' pigs," the sherifr said, "But so enable us to link many of the HAS 252 GAME NEW YORK (UPI) United Western D1v1sion Seattle 2 1 .667 Mrs Tom Smith bowled a 252 rar as I'm concerned this 1s just unsolved murders across the Features Syndicate, which w, 1. t. pet. pf pa Phoen" 2 1 .667 country where individuals game Wednesday in lhe early talk,'' Oakland 3 1 1 700 127 81 Los Angeles 2 2 .500 •;, owns the copynght for the were .slain without apparent Hurst Charges Authorllles Kansas City 3 1 0 600 122 91 Golden St 1 1 .500 ''' m1xed league at the Pomeroy Peanuts com1c strip, charged San D1ego 2 1 1 500 90 109 Portland 0 2 .000 1'12 motive. This includes random Earlier Dr, Charles Hurst Bowbng Lane. She plays on the 1 4 0 200 98 143 Monday's Results Jr., president of the black house breakins or robbery Monday that a toy company DenverMonday's Smith and Porter team, The Results Golden Sf 97 Bait1more 96 had infringed on the copyright Green Bay 24 Detroit 23 IOnly game scheduled) game was 104 pins over her Malcolm X C1ty College, attempts where nothmg by selhng stutred dogs significant 'Was missing and the I On ly game scheduled) Tuesday's Games charged authorilles were average resembling Snoopy, the buttonSunday's Games Philadelphia al Buffalo people slam," he said. trymg to "get all the political Atlan ta Green Bay at Mtl Houston at New York He also warned that nosed beagle of the strip. mileage out of the case." He Baltimore ai N. Y. Jets Boston at Atlanta RETURNS HOME Buffa lo at M1amt Mtlw at Portland (On ly games scheduled) Mrs. Gladys Cuckler, >or;::t.W."&":;t---;~:::~=:~::~:::::~::~:~~=::::::~::::::~:::~:=~-t-~::*:*:::-:$-*.!:='t.:m~:~:::>J:::~~=~~=-":~~1 Pomeroy, has returned home after spending several days m Athens visiting Mr . and Mrs J E. Cuckler, No ordinary grid stadium snacks for Phil BY JACK O'BRIAN Iselin's friends athis regular Shea Stadium grld parties: they're catered by Mme. Henriette YARD SALE SET IS THE WHITE HOUSE Palter,owner of the chicLe Cote Basque, one or CHESTER - Women of the NURSING A RUMOR? the world's great restaurants; Henriette is · • Chester United Methodist NEW YORK (KFS) - The rumors or Julie direct gustatorial heiress to the late Henri Church w1ll hold a yard sale Eisenhower expecting a baby are rife: the from 10 a,m. to 6 p,m, Friday White House answer-evaders simply quip "We Soule's famed Pavilion traditions ... The rest of and Saturday at ,the church, have no pregnancies to announce today" ... With the li().Bome thousand get the usual hotdogs and Quality clothing will be sold as Dick Nixon's luck lately, it might be trumpeted soda pop. well as miscellaneous items. before election ... Mark Spitz, the Olympian Pete Rozelle's top right~and lad at the . Proceeds go to the church for football commissioner's office, Bob Cochran, seven-gold medalist won~ have much time to needed items for the kitchen . swim : hired West Coast (Jay Bernstein) and E, went to the owners' conference in Honolulu and Coast (Howard Newman) press agents.• Three -came home with a bride, Judy, Prettiest gal at the game ,, Bronx meat firm owner tried to get IN HOSPITAL big (inns want him to swim into TV vie!" for Mrs . Vivian Johnson, them: Calif. Milk Advisory Board, Bristol workers to quit stealing hams, steaks, beef Racme, is a surgical patient ~ Myers and Vilalis ... Congratulations to the roasts etc. by calling lh the copa : next morning Pleasant Valley Hospital. She -lovely Algonquin Hotel on its 70th Birthday, as he left his house for work - on his doorsteps is reported ln sa llsfactory Profumo...scandal queen Chnstine Keeler's was a dead gorilla, stabbed IIJO fatal times. condition. Her room number is new escort Is Haile Selassie's grandson, Prince Shades of "The Godfather" ! 175. . so jealously !imitten, ' O.icago billionaire W, Clement stone, who Mend Beyene. He's he's ' ready to inflict his judo black-belt oo any gave the '68 Nixon campaign a million dollars, told us he will top that thls winning lillie out ,, nearby leers ... Ex-narco detective Eddie Egan IN ROOM 144 Ethel Kennedy and ABC sports boss Roone Barbara McDaniels , Mid· got jobs as extras in his "Badge 373" flick Arledge and baUcaUer Frank Gifford did the dleport, is a patlent at fibning here fot a bunch or the boys he once (or Design for UvinR blt at P. J. Clarke's ,. Veterans Memorial HOSpital in twice) arrested. Got ' them from the Bob Novak (of the Evans & Novak colwnn Pomeroy, Her room ~umber 1s rehabilitation center on 123rd St ,.. The Duchess tandem) said in our hearing at P, J !s that he of Winclslr Is out of seclusion and turning up at 144, thinks If Sen. Scoop Jackaon had been the !>em's parties with Frenchman Claude Roland, 26; no candidate, he'd have beat Nixon as MCGuH May-December song, just friendly convenience Tile Daily can't ... The liberal Novak even admitted he'll ... Zsa Zsa and Eva Gabor will do "Arsenic & DEVDTID TO THI vote for Richard M ., George Wallace is very INTER 1ST D' Old Lace" at Arlington Park Theatre, O.lcago; MIIGS· MASON UEA Ul, very wesk ,.. Jack Rosen of Bdwy. 'a Hawall Zsa, the glam.gal Oscar Levant said had solved CHESTIR L TANNIHILL, Kal celebrated his ~h wedding anniversary ,.. Euc . ICI. the secret of permanent middle age playing an ROBERT HOIFLICH , Jack had a rod in his belt holster when we "old lady?" ' City l~ltor Publ 1shtd d111y except chatted in front of the Winter Garden, and he S~tturdey by The Oh 10 Vtllty • New "Sofoty" ThroHio 16ok Car tycoon Henry Ford (and beautiful said he'd toted the gat, of course legally, some Publish lnQ Compenv , I ll • Automat1c Choi" Oihno Courf SJ . Pomeroy . Otdo , Oiristina) at P. J . Clarke's with Hubert 30years: "Andlneededitthenjustasmuchasl -45169 . Business Ort1c;e Phone •tifohme Cylinder Humphrey ordered scotches around: P . J. need It around Bdwy, now," he shl'll8ged ,, An "2 2156, EdtiOtl& l Phon~ 992 • Bunt.fn Shock AblolbM 2157, owner Danny Lavezzo told their walter Tomm:,: ex-very~op detective chief is In for some big , S.cona clus po:.tage pa 1 ~ at Pomt~roy l Oh io Joyce "Recall those drinks!" ... I.oew'a hotels- , headlines ,, When Johnny Carson introduced Nationtl advtrlt! l ng thea~resident Bob T1ach told us during ~ his bride, Joanna Holland, In hl8 TV audlenct, rtprtlentativt Bolflntlli Gallagher Inc . 12 ~nt ~2nd J ta' owner Phil Iselin'; lavish between-balves she was wearing a Nonnan Norell orlgbial: St Ntw Yor11. Ctty, Ntw York . at IJlel Stadium that if "the right M,OOO. Rli!ht out of Bergdorf'a Window •. Subscr lptton rttn Dt. IIYirtd Dy Clf'rltr Whtrt IIUI)'OI'Il clmdldate'' can be found out of the Mol""' of an old Undoayphile c:olllllllli8t who, IYitllblt 50 unt1 per Wttk ; ch tl \tempts of dozens alfer that hopeless praised him earlier got a job with the N. Y. Off. By Motor RO!Jit wl'ltre urrltf' urv 1ct not avelltblt Ont N.~. ~~:."I'll bead businessmen's COIJIIII[ttee Track Bettq outfit ln~klyn; n01rhe'1 given month 11 75 By man In Oh!o and raise $$,000,000 for that right man's cam- Jilwn a ,lew shots via the typewriter, and sudend w va,. Ont vear st• 00 Six mon 't ta " U lhrtt ! " Whit about Sen. Jolm Marchi? "TllP denly the newa was lplrlted to us; we won~ months 14 so Subscription pr:lcelnc;t'uefts Sund•v Ttmts ~ ~~ !;; politics say he's too much of a identify her - who knows, IIUI)'be the old gal Stntmtl mystic!' needlthe )obmore than we need a cheap IICOOp. I Voice along Br'Way CONSUMER REPORTS AND MECHANICS ILLUSTRATED ACCLAIM STIHL AS lHE BEST CHAIN SAW ... 12111 Sentinel 149'5 5 1 1 ;..ad a 0 NEW with ftrst place votes and won. lost records in parentheses l61h week--only received votes 1 Team " 16 teams Potnts 1 Southern Cal 122) 16 0)334 2 Oklahoma ( 121 (4.0) 314 3 Alabama (1) 15 0) 132 4 Nebraska 14·1) 107 5 Oh10 S1.(4·0) 189 6, Mlch1gan (5·01 171 7 Lou1siana St 15 01 170 B Notre Dame (4 0) 131 9 UCLA 15·11 28 10. Colorado (5-1) 27 11. Tennessee 14·1) 26 12, Stanford 14·11 ' 19 13 Penn Sf (4 1) 11 14 A1r Force 15·0) 9 15 Auburn 1• 11 a 16 Amona St. 14 1) 2 WHA standings By United Press International Eastern DtviSton w. I t. pts gf ga Cleveland 3 0 0 6 12 7 New York 2 1 o 4 17 12 ~~~b;;gland Ph1iadel ph1a Ottawa ! ~ ~ ~~ ~ o 2 oo 3 9 0 3 o o 15 22 Western Divtsion w. I t. pis gf ga 2 1 o4 12 12 2 1 04 7 9 Lo."A~geies ~ ~ ~ ~ 1j Minnesota 1 •1 o 2 ,,6 • Ch1cago o 3 oo 5 10 Monday's Resuf1s New England 4 Chicago 1 I Only games scheduled) Los 1.,~~~=~: ~~~~~ota Winoipeg at Alberta New York at Cleveland (Only games scheduled) Wi nni peg ~il:'stf" • ' ···~·······'·''' ,,,~,,,~~'·'·<:,,_. .~,,.,,,,,,,,,,:,,,.,.,.,.,I: '! • Threatens Se.-ies :;:; By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor i[. OAKLAND (UPI) - Vida Blue's man1a raught h1m long, long ago to always tell the truth, never lie, and bemg a good, dul1ful son, he always has listened to her. He tells the truth instinctively, That's exactly what he did on the Oakland A's' chartered jet coming back here Sunday mght frOm Cmcmnah where the RedS had been beaten forth~ second stra1ght lime 'in th1s World Senes, 2-1. Vida Blue and an Oakland newsman were chatting about a number of things pertaming to the ser1es and when he was asked what he thought about the Reds' showmg so far , Blue, innocently and certainly not maliciously, r.eplied: "We're handling 'em eas1er than we did the Texas Rangers," Asking 10 MlUlon Bucks . Now Bob Short, who owns them, IS askmg 10 million bucks ror the Rangers, but as of this very moment nobody has even come forth and offered him so mqch as one dollar m hard, cold cash for them, They were the worst club in baseball tills year w1th a recortj,of 54 wms and a mce round even 100 losses, Against the A's, they were 4-11, so technically, Vida Blue was telling the flat-out trulh when he remarked that Oakland is handling Cincinnah easier so rar. But Pete Rose and some of the other Cincy players read 1t completely differently, VIda Blue was quoted completely ac. curately but Pete Rose and his bragging teammates were looking for something to motivate them, move them, get them mad, and now they had found 1t in Vida Blue's statement Down further in the same story , Blue made 11 qmte plam he doesn't think the Reds are beaten yet- "We've got 'em on the ropes but they're not out yet"--<llld, naturally, nobody paid ~ whole lot of attention to that. "Look at this," Pete Rose sa1d to Sparky Anderson, showmg him the paper w1th Blue's quote shortly after the Reds arnved here Monday afternoon. "Liable to be Sorry" The Reds' manager read what Blue had to say and sa1d to Rose, "He's liable to be awfully sorcy he said that before this thing IS over ,'' Sparky Anderson repeated substanlially the same thmg at a subsequent news conference he attended with D1ck Withams, the A's' manager, who was havmg trouble of his own with Mike Epstein,afirst baseman who comes to play ... rune mmngs .. , and let's you know it when he doesn't Epstein, removed durmg the sixth inning or Sunday's contest, gave Williams some what.for on that same Sunday mght charter (My, that must have been a hvely plane trip), but Anderson sa1d the flight the Reds were on Monday was a relatively smooth one. "I'd say they were in a pretty good mood," he sa1d, "even though the movie didn't work, but that mood changed when they got here and saw what Vida Blue had to say." Naturally, Sparky Anderson was asked what tt was that V1da Blue had to say and he said the Oakland southpsw sa1d lhe A's were handling the Reds eas1er than the Texas Rangers. AFar Cry OAK LAN!) ( UPI) - Thc specter of 1962, wl'\cn rain in the San Francisco Bay Area oaused three World Sene>;' postponements, hung over the 1972 World Series today With a strong posslblhty that Tuesday night's scheduled third game between the Oakland A's and Cmcinnalt Reds would be set back, If the game does go on as scheduled at 5:15 p.m. PDT, nghthander John "Blue Moon" Odom, who won th• rmal game of the Amencan League playoffs, will start for the A's, who lead two games to none, against nghthander Jack Billingham of the Reds. W1th the natural turt at Oakland Coliseum already soaked and spongy from heavy ram Monday, the weather forecast was for a 30 per cent chance of more ram today, In the event of a postpone. ment, the third game would be played Wednesday night and the fourth game Thursday night, Jr a fifth game IS necessary, it would be played Friday afternoon, originally scheduled as a travel date, and then a s1xth m Cmcmnat1 Saturday afternoon and the seventh there Sunday af. ternoon, Bowie Kuhn 's spokesman said the commissioner has conferred with the National Broadcasting Co, (NBC) about the poss1bil1ty of playing the Saturday game m Cmcmnati, if there is a postponement, at rught, However, he sa1d it was unlikely the network, wh1ch is telecasting the series, would agree, "The possibility is," he sa1d, "that no games m the senes SV AC Standings ALL GAM!;S TEAM W L T P OP Southern 4 1 1 95 40 Kyger Creek 3 2 1 113 23 Eastern 3 3 0 70 39 North Gal lIa 1 4 0 71 119 Symmes Va lley 1 5 0 60 154 Southwestern 1 5 0 52 125 will be played •t mght other than those oo Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday." D1ck Wilhans, manager o! the A's, who need to wm only two of the three games scheduled here to wrap up the Senes, and Manager Sparky Anderson of the Reds both 'l8ld that a postponement would have no effect on their p1tchmg plans, "Odom w1ll start the th1rd game for us, whether 11 is played tomght or Wednesday, and Ken Holtzman will start the fourth game," Williams sa1d. "I do not plan at th1s time to move Jim Hunter up in the rotation. However, tf there should be a postponement for more than one day, I would have to re-evaluate the situation with my coaches." Anderson, who admitted the Reds' "oocks are to the wall," was asked whether he would hke a postponement m order to come in the third game w1th some pitcher other than Billingham, who· was 1:!-12 durmg the regular seasonperhaps Gary Nolan, the opening ga me starter and ' loser. "I am very happy to have Jack as the p1tcher who must stop the A's," Anderson saJd. "I don 't want a postpoqement. I want to play tonight." Ne1ther team worked out Monday, the A's by choice as Wilhams gave his surprising underdogs an off day, and the Reds because of the rain, Anderson said the situation now IS very different from 1970, when the Reds lost m five games to the Baltunore Onoles and would ha~e welcomed a resp1te at th1s pomt, " My pitching staff was wracked by inJuries m that series," Anderson recalled, "and I knew 1r I got behind in the series, I was going to have a tough time coming back because I was running out of By JOE SARGIS , UPI Sporls Writer OAKLAND (UPI)-Charlie Finley, the Oakland A's' volatile owner, is back agitating Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn today, Fmley already has been fined $500 by Kuhn this year for re!IU!rks he made to newsmen during contract negotiations with Vida Blue last spring. Angered by what he considered Kuhn's unilateral stand while he was dickering with mue, Finley drew the fine for telling the press he didn't like the way the commissioner was handling the situatlon. The latest run.ffi came about when Finley announced he was going to give Gene Tenace $5,000,after the catcher belted two homers in Oakland's 3-2 OPening World Series victory over Cincinnati Saturday. Then, when Joe Rudl homered in Sunday's 2-1 win over the Reds and contributed a spectacular, game-saving grab in the ninth inning, Finley said he was going to reward him with $5,000 aiso. When Kulm learned about all this, he remembered World "!think we're a far cry from the Texas Rangers," Anderson Han na n Trace 0 6 0 0 166 went on . "I lhmk the National League is a better league, and I'll SIIAC ONLY shll think that way even if they beat us . And as for what V1da TEAM W L T P OP 3 0 1 56 B Blue said, 1 think when this series is over , I'll be thanking him- 1 Southern Kyger Creek 3 1 1 105 14 hope so." Eastern 3 1 o 64 19 Someone at the news conference asked Anderson how North Ga ll1a 2 1 0 70 56 something in a newspaper could rile up a ball club, and the Symmes Valley 1 2 0 41 64 questioner suggested the whole thing wasrather,f~lly, ').'he RedS' Soulhwestern 1 2 0 40 103 Hannan Trace 0 l 4 0 0 ll2 ~manager disagreed, and he was right, of ~auf~. i3 13 1 376 376 "I don't thmk there is anything or anyone rl.ore compehhve Totals Fr1day's Games. . than an athlete," Anderson sa1d. "I've learned when you have an Symmes Valley at Southern athlete down, let him sleep. It's a lot like bothering a sleepmg Hannan Trace at North Gallla Kyger Creek at Ale)(ander rattlesnake. Ir you don't bother him, chances are he won't bother Eastern at Mtller Green at Southwestern you; if you disturb hlnl, well, you know what happens." Series rule 46A, which reads : "Neither of the cootestmg clubs shall give or pay a bonus or prize to any or all of its players before or arter the completion of the series ., ,'' Kuhn called Finley here on the phone Monday and told him he could not give Tenace and Rudi bonuses. Finley argued they weren't bonuses, "Many clubs give players an increase lri salary at the end of the season," the Oakland player pointed out. "That's all I dld. Just because we are in a World Series, does this mean we can't give players an increase in salary?" Moreover, Finley explained he had promised reserve first baseman Mike Hegan $5,000 also during the American League playoffs between the A's and Detrmt Ttgers. Regardless, Kuhn was unim· pressed by Finley's arguments. Finley said his llkninute discus~10n with Kuhn on the phone ended after the commisSIOner asked him, ·"have you given checks for those amounts to tho8e men yet?" "I told him that I had not yet given them the checks," Finley said. "But I said I had made a commitment to these men that they would get this money in 1972. With that, the commis· sioner sold that as long as the checks had not been handed over he wanted me to put the whole matter m status quo until arter the series when he would discuss the matter furtlier and consider it before making a final decisioo. "The commissioner may startmg pitchers. That's not true this time." A lot of tune was left here for readmg newspapers, and the Reds didn't hke what they saw m a local paper, Oakland Pl!Chtng whiz V1da Blue was quoted as saymg ''we are handlmg the Cmcinnah RedS eaSier than we handled the Texas Rangers," Sharp words , si nee the Rangers were last in the AL West, were beaten by the A's 11 time~ in 14 games, and were generally reckoned the worst club in the Big Leagues. "Assuming that Vida Blue was quoted correctly, I'm surprised that a young player of his intelligence and ability would say a thing like that at thiS time,'' Anderson said, "When you're out in front 2-0, the best thing to do is to z1p your lip. You know, you wake up a rattlesnake and the rattlesnake may just turn on you and b1te you. "H that happens, I may be thankmg Vida Blue before the Ser1es 1s over," sa1d Anderson. "I'm sure of une thing - we're go1ng to go back to Riverfront Stadium." Williams, meanwhile, admitled that he and (ll'st baseman Mtke Epstem "had words" on the A's plane b~ck to Oakland Sunday mght about the quick hook he gave Epstein in Sunday's game, yanking hlnl for a p1nchrunner although 1t was only the top of the stxth 1nnmg. "Epstem objected to bemg taken out so early," W1ll1ams satd, "That's oksy; I like a player who wants to play, who doesn't want to come out of the game, I took him out because we had a 2-0 lead, I wanted to shoot f9r ' another run, and because I had available m Mike Hegan the •best defensive first baseman in the American League." The dispute i& the second W1lllams has )lad with his ' players during the Series. Downing-Childs Agency Inc. PHONE 992·2342 MIDDLEPORT, 0. INSURANCE • BONDS MUTUAL FUNDS Meigs County's Oldest and Largest Insurance Agency MANY MORE • VALUES 1'1 '~ 21 "•9 1 /2' REGULAR 2... 95 Slolnless 1letl trim 2 1helvu. CAB WILLIAMS 20 INCH MEDITERRANEAN VANITY REGULAR 198 USED CARS 66' OLDSMOBILE TO RON ADO FUll POWER AIR CONDITIONING '1195 Karr &Van landt "You' ll like Our Qual ity Way of Do1ng Business " GMAC FINANCING .Pomeroy 9'12·5342 have h1s opmion, allhough he hasn't made a decision yet, and I have my opiniOn," Fmley said. 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'199' YORK Untted Press InternatiOnal top Pro Standing.s a 3 o e.:;> College Ratings ~~ :.=,;, M innesota }' CLEVELAND •,(UP! ) Cleveland Browns head coach Nick Skorich said Monday he was trying to arrange a trade with another NFL club and woqid replace center Fred Hoaglin With 12-year veteran Bob Demarco when the Browns face the Houston Oilers Sun~ ­ day, The two developments were reported by Skorich as he rev1ewed Sunday's 17~ loss to • Chicago. "There will he \wo or three other changes very soon," said Skonch Without elaborahng, Demarco, 32, is a 6-2, three year all-pro from Dayton, The Browns obtained h1m late last month from the Miami Dolphins in exchange for a future draft chotce, He has previous experience with the Pittsburgh Steelers and the St Louis Cardinals. "Demarco is stronger than Hoaglin and does a better job against the defense man over \he center," Skorlch said. Barry Paces Warriors To Win Over Bullets ' ·0:) 'L -n.UiflS TeleVision Log ·De.Mau Mau Has Programs for Tonight Many Thousands and Tomorrow ·w·;=«:iO®'SWi.f.'l':·. 3-Tbe DallySentlnei,Mkklleport-P-..7, O,, Oct.17,1972 ' '8'1J8 .. • MOORE'S POMEROY rPEE INSTALLATION POMEROY 'CEMENT BLOCK CO. The Department Stole of Bu~ding Since 1915 �I .• •, ·-Tilt Dilly Sentinel, Middleport..PorDel'!ly, 0., Oct.17, 1972 "Sing l! Song of Christmas!" of evergreen spe~imens, II the theme of .the Rutland needled and btoadleaf. ·Books Ql!rden Club's annUl!! holiday and. magazines 'on gardening, ·show·to be staged Nov. 18 and horltrulture and arranging will 1~ In tile Rutland Methodist be on exhibit along -with picChurch socilil roollls. Mrs. tures or . plaques containing Charles Lewis is general plant material and suitable for -dlliinnan._ use in the home at either ' Classes . in the artistic 'Thanksgiving or Christmas. arrangements division are "H For special .displays, there Came Upon a Midnight Clear", are classes for African ~iolels an ' arrangement . using a and how to grow them, and Madonna and Child figurine ; collages and their oonipol;ition. "Adeste FideliS" ,Interpretive; The rules of the show)lpecify "~hUe Shepherds Watched that no artificial plant material Their Flocks", a traditional . of any kind is to be used. Dyed, mass I!!Tangement; "Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells!"., with · U , A. · weathered wood and field I h. ~;~U~terlals only, either dried '.Y 'and-<Jr fresh, and ''0 Little Town of Bethlehem", · miniature arrangement not io ''exCeed ihfee inches in height, Mrs. Luia Hampton of the ,· Width, and breadth. These Naomi Baptiol Church, c~s are open lor exhibit Pomeroy, has returned from ,;..on!~ by members oi the tbe convention. of the . Ohio • &iponsoring club. · Baptist General Association ~~ T~e. inv,ilalional classes Oct. 9-14 at the Mount Herman . ~n to' ~!)emberS. of all Melg;; Baptist Church in Mansfield ~ County ciulis and the general where the association's 75th )JU!ilic, a.re "We Three Kings of anniversary was celebrated. -;Orient' Are", arrangement of • "Power-Pack~d Faith in An ,JIP8llele styling and "There's Up-Tight World" was its • a .Spng·_ in the Air, There's a theme, opening with an an- ~ ·lri the Sky!", modern niversary banquet at the CIO des~gn, hall when awards 'were made · ArUslic · artangemeniS for for outstanding work in the the .juniors, open . to anyone state .- Mrs . Hampton was under 21, are, "Oh, Christmas presented a certificate of Tree!", an . arrangement appreciation for her work in containing evergreen, and the Naomi Baptist Church. "Away in the Manger,"'With an Mrs. Hampton also served on linimalligur~. the enrollment committee· lor In the horticulture division Women's Day and gave a there are classes for devotional prayer. Three houseplants, bloo111ing and hundred delegates were foliage lor · both adult and enrolled for the Women's Day •Junior exhibits. . .. meetings. The 1973 convention The educallo1141 diVISion _has will be in Cincinnati at the classes for labeled collections Bethel Baptist Chur~h. painted, preserved, or 4ried plant materials are accepiable . in every Class, as are liaubles obviously for Christmas. Oral judging will take place on Nov . 18 beginning at I p.m. by Mrs . Gilbert Cullen , Marietta_,_an accredited ,·udge "' of the - uhio Association of Garden Clubs. , A htnP, r.rl , I "<•II I' ' _Whaley Family Meets I I " The Whaley reunion was held recenUy at the Grange hall on liJe Rock Springs Fairgrounds. Guy Lee, .82, was the oldest attending and Tyler Hayes Wooddell, five-weeks old, the . youngest. Plans were made for the· 1973 reunion to be held on Aug. 1!8 at the Route 33 Road81de Park. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Whaley, Mr. and Mrs, Teif~ l"hip, Ann, Erin, nT~-;:. "' t•\ • M i$. at ~nH, . Cil\ay and Pat!'!Ck, MrS:"'Aida Yoder, all of Columbus; Mrs. Maxine Calbeizor, . Akron; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Seils and Jackie, Martins Ferr)'; Mr. and Mrs~ Dale Whaley, Albany; Mr. and Mrs . Joe Marks, Tammy l-ynne and Diane·Jane, Albany, Route ~: Mrs. Edith Whaley, WIN AT BRIDGE Albany; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Grueser, Crooksville. Also, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bryan, Sharon and Jilllll,ly, Mr. , and Mrs. Richard Hyland, Laura Ann and Jennifer Powhatan Point; Mr. and Mrs: Richard Bryan, Hudson; Mr. and Mrs. Mike KosUval, Jari and Jon, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayes, Mr. and Mrs', Iiiii Wood~ell •in~) Tyler;,'At~~; , Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser artd Larry, 1\linersville; Mrs. Vena Whaley, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey VanVranken, Scott, Janel, and Matthew, Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Whaley, Mrs. Gladys Cuckier, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Wilson, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lee and Dana D. Howeil, Darwin. zt .1 .6532 +AKJlO .KQJ4 .WilT EAST .ltQf74 .AJI08 .AlO .KQJ~642 +Q'973 +5 •92 ' SOlJTH • Void , I, •s (D) .953 • 8642 ••U08763 Wool North East 1• Pass PuJ 5N.T. 5+ Db1e Pass Pass South Pass 4N.T. Pa.s 5• Pass P... 6. p..,. Pass Opening lead- · K By Oswald & James Jacoby What do you· ·think of Norlh's bidding? Sheer whimsy? Or. real top level ? Top level is the answer. North really dllf!sn't have a bid over West's one-spade openhig. If he doubles he upects his partner to bid bellrtl and his minor suits · are just four cards each. Then East barges into Blackwood in direct re,s ponse to the one-spade opening: North doesn't know juat what is going on but he paies at five diamond's and Ea1t settles for flve spades. Tbls gets back to North and North should have a pretty ' good picture of the Ea1t hand. He has tried for Miss Susan Beth Warner, who has since become Mrs. Curtis R. Newsome, Jr., was honored recently with a prenuptial shower by a group of her friends. Hostesses were Mary Snowden, Peggy Ed· wards, Sue Tracy, Susan Tracy and Barbara Smith. · • Also allending were Phyllis Hesson, Ilene Sommer, JoAnn Harbour, Matilda Noble, Jean Newsome, Pat Newsome, Joni Parrish, Eva Heslap, Mabel McDaniel, Jean Warner and Mary F'owier. Sending gifts were Mary Ann Buxton, Jan Shinn, Kathleen Crotty, Olive Smith, Mabel Tracy, Joan Taylor, Irene J~tslis, Thelma Smith, Connie Karschnlk, Vlrglnla Saunders: Murl Gibbs ,. Janel Gibbs, Thelma Gelwicks, Clarice G~ult, Pam Gault, June Clark, and Nell Kennedy. f"" '· . . . ,. . :@1'\<11 r,~o;·;.;•;:::»~._y.__,,.,~·~::.<~~jl:ll:>$:0:;::'j .~ ~ I ..d • Middleport ·Personal Notes 1 \ . I Sociai.· Calendar I Reception Given FRIDAY ONLY! A reception honoring the George Yonker, "What Our yellow and wNteribbon will be TUESDAY " THURSDAY Rev. and Mrs . Howard World Needs Most"; Mrs . placed in each cli•ss ext-..pllhe MIDDLEPORT LODGE 363 ROCK SPRINGS Better · Shiveley was held at the Letart Gladys Shields, "Tarnished ··junior classes where the judge li'. and A.M., will meet at 7:30 · · Falls Community Building by silver-"; ·Paul Beegle, 1.'We 'are ' · 1 15 II'IIY give as many white rib- Tuesday night at tl\e Masonic Health Club, ' p. m. lhe Letart · Falls ·United 12 . Too Few"; Mrs. Ernest ·s as she d~•·es Temple. The master rna , son Thursday h&me of Mrs. Scott Methodist Church recently. Shuler, a parsonag• prayer·, bon ·~ ' Ch · · 1 degree will be conferred on o e Folmer WI'th Mrs. Hugh Bearhs The Rev. Mr. Shi~ley and his Miss Lorna Bell, "The . urch The show will be Open for . . · · n in charge of program. Mem- · public viewing from 110 8 P m · candtdate. AU master masons be k family have been assigned to is Run by Clique"; Mrs. Bert - · · are mvlted to atte d rs to ta e toys for Veterans th Sou he Cl · G · · "I Am the Pianist " on Saturday,-Nov.l8, and from · n· Memorial Hospl' tal. e . t rn · · uster Mmistry rtmm, • OHIO ETA Phi of the United Methodist Church and "God, the Creator," and Ito 4 p.m. on Nov. 19.. . . Chapter, EPISCOPAL Church Beta Stgma Phi Sorority, 8:15 Women 12 .30 p m Th 'sd in Meigs County. . Mrs. Don Bell outlined seven ' · · · ur ay · Paul Beegle welcomed the ways a layman can help his Tu p.m. esd ay, Col umbus and at Episcapai Parish House. Southern Ohio Electric Co. couple . The program was pastor. social room, Middleport. RIVERVIEW . GARDEN . presented under the direction Others taking part in· the Cultural program by Carolyn Club members meet 6 p.m. of Mrs. Bert Grimm, opening program wete Andrew Cross, Satterfield Charlotte Haning· Thursday ~~ Whitehead home with group singing ·of "How. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Roush, Connie Lynn Jones, Evelyn hostesses, 'Jeane El>ersbafh: . prepa:,atory to going .to Great Thou Art," " It. Took a · DonBell,Mr.andMrs. Coulter . Gtady, Helen Johnson, Angele connie Bailey, Sandra Korn. Napoli s Reslauranl, Belpre, Miracle," and "Rich Man, Am Shuler; Mrs. Eileen Beegle, Varney ; Mrs. Clyde Smith and SPECIAL MEE;TING, Shljde for dmner. . . I." Mrs. Ernest Grimm, St. Clair son, Robin Murphy, Mrs . River Lodge 453 F&AM REVIVAL 7:30each evemng Articles were read by Mrs. Hill,' Mrs. Margie Pierce and · Enrest Leroy ~)!iller and _son, TUesday, 7,30 p.m.~~ temple: at_ Danville Wesleyan Church Andrew Cross, "What Does a s1111, Wesley, Terry Shuler, Monta Sue liletz~, Dlarut WorkinEADegree; ali Master .. With Rev. C. 0. Walters as Pastor Do," and " The Paul Cross, David Shuler, Goldsberry, Tyrone mng, MasonS invited evangei,isl. Public invited. Preacher's Wife "; Mrs. Kenny Shuler, and John, Bill, llteve Bonecutter, !l.n., FRIENDLY CIRCLE, 7:30 REVIVAL 7:30 each evening Gene and 3im Shiveley. Adams', Bertha Waugh, ) no. Tuesday, Mrs . Phil through Oct. 22 at Chester The church presented the Harl_and S~ory, Karen Stanley, Globokar, program leader. Church of th_e Nazarene with R?v. Mr. an~ Mrs. Shiveley LewiS Phillips, Sandra MazEVANGELINE Mission Garnett ana Doc Sexton, w1thasetofchina. T~re was a zuca, Wtibam McCoy, _ Ann Sociel at Pomero . Church~ Ashland, Ky ., as evangeliSts ' linen shower given by church Lemley, Carol Jones, Marlene Christy 7.30 . Ty .~. and special singing nightly. 'T'O ll. A' members ir. conjunction with Hall Rode·r 'tck G d • · p.m. ue....,y. Publi · 'ted .l J 1 t'll Ji '· . or on, SEPCIAL MEETING c mvl. · the reception. R~lreshments Dorothy FISher, John Cun. of FRIDAY Pomeroy Chapter 80, Royal were served . from a lace ningham, Geroge Cheatham, S~uthern Alhlehc Boosle~s, WILLING WORKERS Class, Arch · Masons, will hold a covered table centered with 7·30 p.m. Tuesday at Racme E te · U 'ted M !hod' t special meeting Sunday at 2 Jacqueline Jones ' Mrs · Davia High School to make plans for n rpnse m e IS ye 11 ow and go1 d flowers with C~nnolly an<! son, Larry football ban uet Church, 7:30 Friday night at p.m. at the Pomeroy Masonic orange tapers, used in gold Taylor, Mrs. Joe Chandler and INSPECT~>N · h Ch the LaSalle Hotel quarters of Temple to observe the annual colored holders. son, Dallas Fizer, Catherine w en ester Mrs. Cordelia Bentz. religious affirmation day and Shifflet, Edyth Calvert, Mrs. Lodge 323• D. of A. meets 7:30 \he Ohio Royal Arch obDavid Simpkins and daughter, p.m. Tuesday at ~D. Ail servance of St. John's Day. I will be bac:k in my Grace Selril Timothy Ryan members to wear white. The program will. feature a William M~lenaux, infan'i RU!LAND FIREMEN'S LEVY SUPPORTED speaker and activities by shop Tues., Oct. 17th. daug~ter of Mr. and Mrs. Aunba~, 7' 30 p.m. Tuesday. SALEM CENTER - The members of Bethel 62, InRichard Metzer, Gary Mar- New offtcers to be elected. Salem Center PTA has en- ternalional Order of Job's dorsed the five mill operating Daughters, and the Meigs shall, Victor Leifheit, Harold Attendance urged. 7 Kettlewell, Tony Howell, SALISBURY ~A, :30 p, m. lax )evy to be voted upon-in the Chapter,Order ofDemolay. All Geneva Howell, Marjorie Tuesday w1th George 'Meigs Local School District at masons, members of Job's Flanigan, Ruth Cullen, Hargraves, Larry Mormon the Nov, 7election. Members of Daughters, Order of Demolay Virginia Collier, Iva Brammel, and Frank W. Porter speaking. the organization. ar.e en- members; and their families Middleport Lelita Bennett. couraged to work for and vote are invited to attend. Refresh- · Births WEDNESDAY lor the levy, said Avanel ments will be served following Ruth M. Owens ., (Oct.I3-IS) STATED MEETING, Holliday,president. themeetlng. Mrs. Edward Kincaid, son, Bosworth Council 46, R&SM, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. ·stephen 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Finlaw, son, Pomeroy; Mrs. Pomeroy Temple. Pomeroy James Russell, son, Miners- Chapter 80, RAM, 8: IS p. m. ville; Mrs. Sleven . Hili, Wednesday for conferral of RA daughter, Wellston and Mrs. Degree on one candidate. Ail Paul Malson, daughter, Pl. companion and officers urged I. Pleasant. to attend these meetings. THIRD WEDNESDAY Homemakers Club, Wednesday, 10 a.m. at club house, ..=~,.----..... Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lyons of Municipal Park. Making of SCHOOL SPORTS In Alamogordo, N. M., are an- owls, craft project with Marauder. nouncing the birth of their first materials furnished by club. child, a daughter, Sept. 13 Final plans made to attend weighing 6 ibs., 13 oz. and Circleville Pumpkil. Show named Patty Jean. Thursday. - Footb~ll by Fisher - Basketball Grandparents are Mr. and PICTURES OF the Holy - Cheer leader (3 Styles) Mrs. Charles Lyons and Mr. Land will be shown Wednesday Ster!ing - Hockey and Mrs. Seldon Baker, Jr., aU at 7:30 p.m. at Forest Run -Tennis of Pomeroy; maternal great- United Methodist Church by .. - Music grandparents.are Mr. and Mrs . Edson Roush, The event is Seldon Baker, Sr. of Pomeroy being sponsored by the WSCS. 4.25 5.75 and Mrs . Mabel Sinnett of The public is invited. RefreshParkersburg. Mrs. Lyons is the ments. former Martha Baker of THURSDAY Pomeroy. Mr . Lyons is MIDDLEPORT CCL, 7:30 stationed at the Holloman Air Thursday night, Columbus and Force Bale at Alamogordo. Southern Ohio Electric Co. Program on Drug Abuse, Rev. Arthur Lund, speaker. VISIT MRS. MORGAN Court St. Pomeroy " Homemade masks to be ...__ ;_ Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gotthard of Columbus were weekend judged. guests of Mrs. W. A. 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Like the STAR LITE®t ele phon ~ ... the dainty high-style phone with a dial that glows. It 's ideal for her vanity or night table for after-dark dialing, or JUSt as a friendly soft night light (with adjustable brightness) . Bedroom or breakfast nook, kitchen or rumpus rooJ;n ... every home should have a second phone, a step cand worksaver for your greater pleasure, convenience and security. Wherever your need, whatever your taste or decor, there's a fascinating selection of styles, colors and special-purpose telephones in General Telephone 's Extension Exlravaganza. 4oz. VAl UAl:ILE t:OUPON B-ACON '· You Will Find The ENDS &PIECES ~ i Mrs. Betty Cline, Mrs. Clyda Allensworth; Mrs. R~gina Swift, Mrs. Carol Wolfe nnd Mrs. Jeanette Thomas ·of the Middleport Church of Chri$t attended the Friday night session of the weekend Women's Retreat at the Ohio Valley Christian Assembly · camp site at Darwin. ARMOUR SLICED SLAB 1 to ARMOUR .BACON SUPERIORS CHARMS . lb. lb. MEIGS MARAUDER Daughter Born ' SUPERIORS -PRATT'S Pass Pass Pass 3 • . Pass Pass 5t Pass You, Soulh, hold: .AK88 .A 102 tKS .AJo4 What 16 oz.' RAM Chahter 80 · The bidding has been: 1• b:sg~ crt .... lit c..,. fl• North ' ' 3 doi •- West DAD'S moT BEER ·g pak U. S. Grade A Small COKE .· a Pre-Nuptial • Shower Gzven Mr. and Mrs. Earl Steiner and daughter, Kay Marie, and son, Randy, of Warren, spent from Thursday to Sunday here with his molher, Mrs. Marie a siam with just one ace. Steiner. He must have a Jot of hearts Mr . and Mrs. Charles ~nd · spades and singletons Bradbury, and Mr. and Mrs. in both minor suits. • Carl Wolfe and children were dis mabrkbeid withth an in Circleville over the weekend a cSouth e an pro a Y no ing to is'1I M d M Asa else, but he certainly should v r. an rs._ be long in at least one minor Bradbury and family : They since clearly he can't hold .... went especially for the wedmore than one spade. ding of Mrs. Asa Bradbury's The five no-trump call will sister in which Wendy Wolfe get him to bid his better was the Clower girl. minor and South should not , Mr. and Mrs. Larry Flowers • be s_el more than one trick of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. at s1x. Dale Roush and children St . Sure enough, South bids Albans W. Va . were weekend SIX c I u b s . · West doubles ' What else would d0 1 · guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert yo~ Roush and family. South looks warned unlit . . he sees dummy. Then he Mrs. Wtill~m Grueser, Mrs. ruffs the spade lead ; draws · Martha Childs, Mrs. C~rl trumps; eventually finesses Roach, Mrs. Bermce May, twice in diamonds and brings Mrs. Dolly Mowrey;. Mrs. Ida home his slam. Mae Martin, Miss Mildred IHEwSPAPER IHTIOPkiSI •ssH.J Hawley, Mrs. Lena McKinl~, Real Top Level; This Bid NORTH. , ~ Holzer Medical Center Dl$charges , (Oct.13-15 ' Rosemary Farley, Hattie Jordan, Thomas Roach, Nellie Washam, Mrs. WUliaJ)l Skaggs and son, Kathleen Pritchett, Pamela Hill, Maude Dunn, Mary Ingalls, Orpha Booth, Wendell Lawson, David Bass, Julia Shawver, Sam Salman, Judith DaviS, Royce Cooley, Barbara Long, Mary Rams. burg, Ferris Johnson,, Helll'y Bradley, Sharon Bailey, Ernest · Null, James Cline, · Ida Thompson, Curtis Taylor, Elizabeth Stumbo, Emogene Smith, Bertha Lavender, Lene Howard, Calvin Davis, Debra Conkle, Oran Barry, Paul Clay, Margaret McComb, Lorena Bonecutter, Mosey Blackburn, Clara Collins, Gertrude Fleming, Ethel Shively, Alva DeVault, Anita .· June Avis, . ~ HOSPITAL NEWS "lam ton t Convention . If Sentinel, Micldleitort-Pomeroy' 0., Oct. 17, 1972 • 'iiii'i'"' ..m:a« T .. • · ;;; p mo;;; PG ....... 6•• !!Ob:Ot • · · . . ... .. ......••;;:·:-:•:-. .. .. OJJ •00!C :4·c:::;·:•:;·X*:O..~.- Show has Christmas 'h·emel .' ' "I •· I ,I, I ., fiREIZE·DRIED COPFEJ! . AT L_ l MARK vSTORE . lOOZ.JAR ONLY$ ,. .. 49 I. I. WITH . COUJION r .I I 1·25-72............... · I ·-.:..~ ' �I .• •, ·-Tilt Dilly Sentinel, Middleport..PorDel'!ly, 0., Oct.17, 1972 "Sing l! Song of Christmas!" of evergreen spe~imens, II the theme of .the Rutland needled and btoadleaf. ·Books Ql!rden Club's annUl!! holiday and. magazines 'on gardening, ·show·to be staged Nov. 18 and horltrulture and arranging will 1~ In tile Rutland Methodist be on exhibit along -with picChurch socilil roollls. Mrs. tures or . plaques containing Charles Lewis is general plant material and suitable for -dlliinnan._ use in the home at either ' Classes . in the artistic 'Thanksgiving or Christmas. arrangements division are "H For special .displays, there Came Upon a Midnight Clear", are classes for African ~iolels an ' arrangement . using a and how to grow them, and Madonna and Child figurine ; collages and their oonipol;ition. "Adeste FideliS" ,Interpretive; The rules of the show)lpecify "~hUe Shepherds Watched that no artificial plant material Their Flocks", a traditional . of any kind is to be used. Dyed, mass I!!Tangement; "Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells!"., with · U , A. · weathered wood and field I h. ~;~U~terlals only, either dried '.Y 'and-<Jr fresh, and ''0 Little Town of Bethlehem", · miniature arrangement not io ''exCeed ihfee inches in height, Mrs. Luia Hampton of the ,· Width, and breadth. These Naomi Baptiol Church, c~s are open lor exhibit Pomeroy, has returned from ,;..on!~ by members oi the tbe convention. of the . Ohio • &iponsoring club. · Baptist General Association ~~ T~e. inv,ilalional classes Oct. 9-14 at the Mount Herman . ~n to' ~!)emberS. of all Melg;; Baptist Church in Mansfield ~ County ciulis and the general where the association's 75th )JU!ilic, a.re "We Three Kings of anniversary was celebrated. -;Orient' Are", arrangement of • "Power-Pack~d Faith in An ,JIP8llele styling and "There's Up-Tight World" was its • a .Spng·_ in the Air, There's a theme, opening with an an- ~ ·lri the Sky!", modern niversary banquet at the CIO des~gn, hall when awards 'were made · ArUslic · artangemeniS for for outstanding work in the the .juniors, open . to anyone state .- Mrs . Hampton was under 21, are, "Oh, Christmas presented a certificate of Tree!", an . arrangement appreciation for her work in containing evergreen, and the Naomi Baptist Church. "Away in the Manger,"'With an Mrs. Hampton also served on linimalligur~. the enrollment committee· lor In the horticulture division Women's Day and gave a there are classes for devotional prayer. Three houseplants, bloo111ing and hundred delegates were foliage lor · both adult and enrolled for the Women's Day •Junior exhibits. . .. meetings. The 1973 convention The educallo1141 diVISion _has will be in Cincinnati at the classes for labeled collections Bethel Baptist Chur~h. painted, preserved, or 4ried plant materials are accepiable . in every Class, as are liaubles obviously for Christmas. Oral judging will take place on Nov . 18 beginning at I p.m. by Mrs . Gilbert Cullen , Marietta_,_an accredited ,·udge "' of the - uhio Association of Garden Clubs. , A htnP, r.rl , I "<•II I' ' _Whaley Family Meets I I " The Whaley reunion was held recenUy at the Grange hall on liJe Rock Springs Fairgrounds. Guy Lee, .82, was the oldest attending and Tyler Hayes Wooddell, five-weeks old, the . youngest. Plans were made for the· 1973 reunion to be held on Aug. 1!8 at the Route 33 Road81de Park. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Whaley, Mr. and Mrs, Teif~ l"hip, Ann, Erin, nT~-;:. "' t•\ • M i$. at ~nH, . Cil\ay and Pat!'!Ck, MrS:"'Aida Yoder, all of Columbus; Mrs. Maxine Calbeizor, . Akron; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Seils and Jackie, Martins Ferr)'; Mr. and Mrs~ Dale Whaley, Albany; Mr. and Mrs . Joe Marks, Tammy l-ynne and Diane·Jane, Albany, Route ~: Mrs. Edith Whaley, WIN AT BRIDGE Albany; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Grueser, Crooksville. Also, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bryan, Sharon and Jilllll,ly, Mr. , and Mrs. Richard Hyland, Laura Ann and Jennifer Powhatan Point; Mr. and Mrs: Richard Bryan, Hudson; Mr. and Mrs. Mike KosUval, Jari and Jon, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayes, Mr. and Mrs', Iiiii Wood~ell •in~) Tyler;,'At~~; , Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser artd Larry, 1\linersville; Mrs. Vena Whaley, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey VanVranken, Scott, Janel, and Matthew, Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Whaley, Mrs. Gladys Cuckier, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Wilson, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lee and Dana D. Howeil, Darwin. zt .1 .6532 +AKJlO .KQJ4 .WilT EAST .ltQf74 .AJI08 .AlO .KQJ~642 +Q'973 +5 •92 ' SOlJTH • Void , I, •s (D) .953 • 8642 ••U08763 Wool North East 1• Pass PuJ 5N.T. 5+ Db1e Pass Pass South Pass 4N.T. Pa.s 5• Pass P... 6. p..,. Pass Opening lead- · K By Oswald & James Jacoby What do you· ·think of Norlh's bidding? Sheer whimsy? Or. real top level ? Top level is the answer. North really dllf!sn't have a bid over West's one-spade openhig. If he doubles he upects his partner to bid bellrtl and his minor suits · are just four cards each. Then East barges into Blackwood in direct re,s ponse to the one-spade opening: North doesn't know juat what is going on but he paies at five diamond's and Ea1t settles for flve spades. Tbls gets back to North and North should have a pretty ' good picture of the Ea1t hand. He has tried for Miss Susan Beth Warner, who has since become Mrs. Curtis R. Newsome, Jr., was honored recently with a prenuptial shower by a group of her friends. Hostesses were Mary Snowden, Peggy Ed· wards, Sue Tracy, Susan Tracy and Barbara Smith. · • Also allending were Phyllis Hesson, Ilene Sommer, JoAnn Harbour, Matilda Noble, Jean Newsome, Pat Newsome, Joni Parrish, Eva Heslap, Mabel McDaniel, Jean Warner and Mary F'owier. Sending gifts were Mary Ann Buxton, Jan Shinn, Kathleen Crotty, Olive Smith, Mabel Tracy, Joan Taylor, Irene J~tslis, Thelma Smith, Connie Karschnlk, Vlrglnla Saunders: Murl Gibbs ,. Janel Gibbs, Thelma Gelwicks, Clarice G~ult, Pam Gault, June Clark, and Nell Kennedy. f"" '· . . . ,. . :@1'\<11 r,~o;·;.;•;:::»~._y.__,,.,~·~::.<~~jl:ll:>$:0:;::'j .~ ~ I ..d • Middleport ·Personal Notes 1 \ . I Sociai.· Calendar I Reception Given FRIDAY ONLY! A reception honoring the George Yonker, "What Our yellow and wNteribbon will be TUESDAY " THURSDAY Rev. and Mrs . Howard World Needs Most"; Mrs . placed in each cli•ss ext-..pllhe MIDDLEPORT LODGE 363 ROCK SPRINGS Better · Shiveley was held at the Letart Gladys Shields, "Tarnished ··junior classes where the judge li'. and A.M., will meet at 7:30 · · Falls Community Building by silver-"; ·Paul Beegle, 1.'We 'are ' · 1 15 II'IIY give as many white rib- Tuesday night at tl\e Masonic Health Club, ' p. m. lhe Letart · Falls ·United 12 . Too Few"; Mrs. Ernest ·s as she d~•·es Temple. The master rna , son Thursday h&me of Mrs. Scott Methodist Church recently. Shuler, a parsonag• prayer·, bon ·~ ' Ch · · 1 degree will be conferred on o e Folmer WI'th Mrs. Hugh Bearhs The Rev. Mr. Shi~ley and his Miss Lorna Bell, "The . urch The show will be Open for . . · · n in charge of program. Mem- · public viewing from 110 8 P m · candtdate. AU master masons be k family have been assigned to is Run by Clique"; Mrs. Bert - · · are mvlted to atte d rs to ta e toys for Veterans th Sou he Cl · G · · "I Am the Pianist " on Saturday,-Nov.l8, and from · n· Memorial Hospl' tal. e . t rn · · uster Mmistry rtmm, • OHIO ETA Phi of the United Methodist Church and "God, the Creator," and Ito 4 p.m. on Nov. 19.. . . Chapter, EPISCOPAL Church Beta Stgma Phi Sorority, 8:15 Women 12 .30 p m Th 'sd in Meigs County. . Mrs. Don Bell outlined seven ' · · · ur ay · Paul Beegle welcomed the ways a layman can help his Tu p.m. esd ay, Col umbus and at Episcapai Parish House. Southern Ohio Electric Co. couple . The program was pastor. social room, Middleport. RIVERVIEW . GARDEN . presented under the direction Others taking part in· the Cultural program by Carolyn Club members meet 6 p.m. of Mrs. Bert Grimm, opening program wete Andrew Cross, Satterfield Charlotte Haning· Thursday ~~ Whitehead home with group singing ·of "How. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Roush, Connie Lynn Jones, Evelyn hostesses, 'Jeane El>ersbafh: . prepa:,atory to going .to Great Thou Art," " It. Took a · DonBell,Mr.andMrs. Coulter . Gtady, Helen Johnson, Angele connie Bailey, Sandra Korn. Napoli s Reslauranl, Belpre, Miracle," and "Rich Man, Am Shuler; Mrs. Eileen Beegle, Varney ; Mrs. Clyde Smith and SPECIAL MEE;TING, Shljde for dmner. . . I." Mrs. Ernest Grimm, St. Clair son, Robin Murphy, Mrs . River Lodge 453 F&AM REVIVAL 7:30each evemng Articles were read by Mrs. Hill,' Mrs. Margie Pierce and · Enrest Leroy ~)!iller and _son, TUesday, 7,30 p.m.~~ temple: at_ Danville Wesleyan Church Andrew Cross, "What Does a s1111, Wesley, Terry Shuler, Monta Sue liletz~, Dlarut WorkinEADegree; ali Master .. With Rev. C. 0. Walters as Pastor Do," and " The Paul Cross, David Shuler, Goldsberry, Tyrone mng, MasonS invited evangei,isl. Public invited. Preacher's Wife "; Mrs. Kenny Shuler, and John, Bill, llteve Bonecutter, !l.n., FRIENDLY CIRCLE, 7:30 REVIVAL 7:30 each evening Gene and 3im Shiveley. Adams', Bertha Waugh, ) no. Tuesday, Mrs . Phil through Oct. 22 at Chester The church presented the Harl_and S~ory, Karen Stanley, Globokar, program leader. Church of th_e Nazarene with R?v. Mr. an~ Mrs. Shiveley LewiS Phillips, Sandra MazEVANGELINE Mission Garnett ana Doc Sexton, w1thasetofchina. T~re was a zuca, Wtibam McCoy, _ Ann Sociel at Pomero . Church~ Ashland, Ky ., as evangeliSts ' linen shower given by church Lemley, Carol Jones, Marlene Christy 7.30 . Ty .~. and special singing nightly. 'T'O ll. A' members ir. conjunction with Hall Rode·r 'tck G d • · p.m. ue....,y. Publi · 'ted .l J 1 t'll Ji '· . or on, SEPCIAL MEETING c mvl. · the reception. R~lreshments Dorothy FISher, John Cun. of FRIDAY Pomeroy Chapter 80, Royal were served . from a lace ningham, Geroge Cheatham, S~uthern Alhlehc Boosle~s, WILLING WORKERS Class, Arch · Masons, will hold a covered table centered with 7·30 p.m. Tuesday at Racme E te · U 'ted M !hod' t special meeting Sunday at 2 Jacqueline Jones ' Mrs · Davia High School to make plans for n rpnse m e IS ye 11 ow and go1 d flowers with C~nnolly an<! son, Larry football ban uet Church, 7:30 Friday night at p.m. at the Pomeroy Masonic orange tapers, used in gold Taylor, Mrs. Joe Chandler and INSPECT~>N · h Ch the LaSalle Hotel quarters of Temple to observe the annual colored holders. son, Dallas Fizer, Catherine w en ester Mrs. Cordelia Bentz. religious affirmation day and Shifflet, Edyth Calvert, Mrs. Lodge 323• D. of A. meets 7:30 \he Ohio Royal Arch obDavid Simpkins and daughter, p.m. Tuesday at ~D. Ail servance of St. John's Day. I will be bac:k in my Grace Selril Timothy Ryan members to wear white. The program will. feature a William M~lenaux, infan'i RU!LAND FIREMEN'S LEVY SUPPORTED speaker and activities by shop Tues., Oct. 17th. daug~ter of Mr. and Mrs. Aunba~, 7' 30 p.m. Tuesday. SALEM CENTER - The members of Bethel 62, InRichard Metzer, Gary Mar- New offtcers to be elected. Salem Center PTA has en- ternalional Order of Job's dorsed the five mill operating Daughters, and the Meigs shall, Victor Leifheit, Harold Attendance urged. 7 Kettlewell, Tony Howell, SALISBURY ~A, :30 p, m. lax )evy to be voted upon-in the Chapter,Order ofDemolay. All Geneva Howell, Marjorie Tuesday w1th George 'Meigs Local School District at masons, members of Job's Flanigan, Ruth Cullen, Hargraves, Larry Mormon the Nov, 7election. Members of Daughters, Order of Demolay Virginia Collier, Iva Brammel, and Frank W. Porter speaking. the organization. ar.e en- members; and their families Middleport Lelita Bennett. couraged to work for and vote are invited to attend. Refresh- · Births WEDNESDAY lor the levy, said Avanel ments will be served following Ruth M. Owens ., (Oct.I3-IS) STATED MEETING, Holliday,president. themeetlng. Mrs. Edward Kincaid, son, Bosworth Council 46, R&SM, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. ·stephen 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Finlaw, son, Pomeroy; Mrs. Pomeroy Temple. Pomeroy James Russell, son, Miners- Chapter 80, RAM, 8: IS p. m. ville; Mrs. Sleven . Hili, Wednesday for conferral of RA daughter, Wellston and Mrs. Degree on one candidate. Ail Paul Malson, daughter, Pl. companion and officers urged I. Pleasant. to attend these meetings. THIRD WEDNESDAY Homemakers Club, Wednesday, 10 a.m. at club house, ..=~,.----..... Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lyons of Municipal Park. Making of SCHOOL SPORTS In Alamogordo, N. M., are an- owls, craft project with Marauder. nouncing the birth of their first materials furnished by club. child, a daughter, Sept. 13 Final plans made to attend weighing 6 ibs., 13 oz. and Circleville Pumpkil. Show named Patty Jean. Thursday. - Footb~ll by Fisher - Basketball Grandparents are Mr. and PICTURES OF the Holy - Cheer leader (3 Styles) Mrs. Charles Lyons and Mr. Land will be shown Wednesday Ster!ing - Hockey and Mrs. Seldon Baker, Jr., aU at 7:30 p.m. at Forest Run -Tennis of Pomeroy; maternal great- United Methodist Church by .. - Music grandparents.are Mr. and Mrs . Edson Roush, The event is Seldon Baker, Sr. of Pomeroy being sponsored by the WSCS. 4.25 5.75 and Mrs . Mabel Sinnett of The public is invited. RefreshParkersburg. Mrs. Lyons is the ments. former Martha Baker of THURSDAY Pomeroy. Mr . Lyons is MIDDLEPORT CCL, 7:30 stationed at the Holloman Air Thursday night, Columbus and Force Bale at Alamogordo. Southern Ohio Electric Co. Program on Drug Abuse, Rev. Arthur Lund, speaker. VISIT MRS. MORGAN Court St. Pomeroy " Homemade masks to be ...__ ;_ Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gotthard of Columbus were weekend judged. guests of Mrs. W. A. 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Like the STAR LITE®t ele phon ~ ... the dainty high-style phone with a dial that glows. It 's ideal for her vanity or night table for after-dark dialing, or JUSt as a friendly soft night light (with adjustable brightness) . Bedroom or breakfast nook, kitchen or rumpus rooJ;n ... every home should have a second phone, a step cand worksaver for your greater pleasure, convenience and security. Wherever your need, whatever your taste or decor, there's a fascinating selection of styles, colors and special-purpose telephones in General Telephone 's Extension Exlravaganza. 4oz. VAl UAl:ILE t:OUPON B-ACON '· You Will Find The ENDS &PIECES ~ i Mrs. Betty Cline, Mrs. Clyda Allensworth; Mrs. R~gina Swift, Mrs. Carol Wolfe nnd Mrs. Jeanette Thomas ·of the Middleport Church of Chri$t attended the Friday night session of the weekend Women's Retreat at the Ohio Valley Christian Assembly · camp site at Darwin. ARMOUR SLICED SLAB 1 to ARMOUR .BACON SUPERIORS CHARMS . lb. lb. MEIGS MARAUDER Daughter Born ' SUPERIORS -PRATT'S Pass Pass Pass 3 • . Pass Pass 5t Pass You, Soulh, hold: .AK88 .A 102 tKS .AJo4 What 16 oz.' RAM Chahter 80 · The bidding has been: 1• b:sg~ crt .... lit c..,. fl• North ' ' 3 doi •- West DAD'S moT BEER ·g pak U. S. Grade A Small COKE .· a Pre-Nuptial • Shower Gzven Mr. and Mrs. Earl Steiner and daughter, Kay Marie, and son, Randy, of Warren, spent from Thursday to Sunday here with his molher, Mrs. Marie a siam with just one ace. Steiner. He must have a Jot of hearts Mr . and Mrs. Charles ~nd · spades and singletons Bradbury, and Mr. and Mrs. in both minor suits. • Carl Wolfe and children were dis mabrkbeid withth an in Circleville over the weekend a cSouth e an pro a Y no ing to is'1I M d M Asa else, but he certainly should v r. an rs._ be long in at least one minor Bradbury and family : They since clearly he can't hold .... went especially for the wedmore than one spade. ding of Mrs. Asa Bradbury's The five no-trump call will sister in which Wendy Wolfe get him to bid his better was the Clower girl. minor and South should not , Mr. and Mrs. Larry Flowers • be s_el more than one trick of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. at s1x. Dale Roush and children St . Sure enough, South bids Albans W. Va . were weekend SIX c I u b s . · West doubles ' What else would d0 1 · guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert yo~ Roush and family. South looks warned unlit . . he sees dummy. Then he Mrs. Wtill~m Grueser, Mrs. ruffs the spade lead ; draws · Martha Childs, Mrs. C~rl trumps; eventually finesses Roach, Mrs. Bermce May, twice in diamonds and brings Mrs. Dolly Mowrey;. Mrs. Ida home his slam. Mae Martin, Miss Mildred IHEwSPAPER IHTIOPkiSI •ssH.J Hawley, Mrs. Lena McKinl~, Real Top Level; This Bid NORTH. , ~ Holzer Medical Center Dl$charges , (Oct.13-15 ' Rosemary Farley, Hattie Jordan, Thomas Roach, Nellie Washam, Mrs. WUliaJ)l Skaggs and son, Kathleen Pritchett, Pamela Hill, Maude Dunn, Mary Ingalls, Orpha Booth, Wendell Lawson, David Bass, Julia Shawver, Sam Salman, Judith DaviS, Royce Cooley, Barbara Long, Mary Rams. burg, Ferris Johnson,, Helll'y Bradley, Sharon Bailey, Ernest · Null, James Cline, · Ida Thompson, Curtis Taylor, Elizabeth Stumbo, Emogene Smith, Bertha Lavender, Lene Howard, Calvin Davis, Debra Conkle, Oran Barry, Paul Clay, Margaret McComb, Lorena Bonecutter, Mosey Blackburn, Clara Collins, Gertrude Fleming, Ethel Shively, Alva DeVault, Anita .· June Avis, . ~ HOSPITAL NEWS "lam ton t Convention . If Sentinel, Micldleitort-Pomeroy' 0., Oct. 17, 1972 • 'iiii'i'"' ..m:a« T .. • · ;;; p mo;;; PG ....... 6•• !!Ob:Ot • · · . . ... .. ......••;;:·:-:•:-. .. .. OJJ •00!C :4·c:::;·:•:;·X*:O..~.- Show has Christmas 'h·emel .' ' "I •· I ,I, I ., fiREIZE·DRIED COPFEJ! . AT L_ l MARK vSTORE . lOOZ.JAR ONLY$ ,. .. 49 I. I. WITH . COUJION r .I I 1·25-72............... · I ·-.:..~ ' �·. ' 1- Tbe DillY Senlllltl,Nlddleport-PwueroJ', o., Oct.17,.1m . . Senti~~~ ' ' I . ~it rloht to or reject any IdS . ' RATES "For Wan' Ad Service 5 ~nts per Word one insertion Minimum Charge J.5c 12 cento per word three try this outstanding buy. · . mation of this Company Also · . · se:veral new ·ones th1s. month plus monthly specials. All these 1n BLIND ADS addition to the originals. Ladies, we would Ad~ltlonal 25c .C harge · P.er Advertlstment . · ·. . •1;30 e.m OFFICE HOIIII~ ~ 19 ):oci p.m Dolt like very much for you to try these cosmetics and to serve .saturday . SOMEONE has been shootina BB's at the fl ower pots at the Greenwood Cemetery: and if WE WISH to express our heart. they should get caught, they felt thanks fo our relatives, will be punish'ld to the fullest friends anll neighbOrs for lhe extent of the law. flowers and cards sent to our Mrs. Oretha Snider$. family brother, Wayne, and all who 10-17-3tc vls.lted him while he was In the hospital. We aloo wish to John's Auction, Clifton, ·thank all who sent flowers, BIG WeSt Virginia . ·every Thurs · cards, food or helped in anY. day nigh!, 7:30p.m., Buyers way at the lime of his death. A and· Dealers welcomP.. special tha'nks to Ewing 10-17-31p Funeral· Home, Rev. Cheesb.rew, Rev. Mattner and YARD &good used clothing sale the singers Freeland Norris, at Chester Methodist Church, Florence Adams and MarOclobet and ~1st from 10 jorie Grimm. May God bless . a,m. to 6~Oth p.m. each and ev·e ryone. 10-17-3tc The Wayne Hoback Family 10-17-ltp MEIGS County Fish & Game Asso~iation , Thursday, Qc . I WISH tO extend my heartfelt Iober 19, 7:30 p.m .. members lhanks and appreciation to all only. Syracuse Club Rooms. mr, neighbors, friends and 10-17-3tc re atlves for the ·beautiful flowers, cards of sympathy and food at ,fhe time of the GOSPEL Meeting, October 16· 25 ; 7:30p .m. each evening ; dealh of my' husband, Clinton Evangelist, Bob Kessinger, R. Smlfh. My special thanks Church of Chrlsf, Miller St .. to the doctors and nurses at Mason , W. Va. Visitors the Veterans Mel\1orlal ; welcome . Hospital, who did so much. 10-1.5-Sip Rev. Freeland Norris for his ,., l • consoling words and singers for the beautiful songs, The HAYMAN'S Auction - a good place to QO each Friday Ewing Funeral Home and pallbearers. Your kindness evening, 7 p.m. at Laurel Cliff on old Rl. 7, 1 mile west will never be forgoHen. of Rock Springs Fairground. Mrs. Helen. Bentz SmltM 10-10-tfc 10-17.1fp 1970 CHEVELLE SS, green with ____ __ ---'--""':-' 1 condition ; phone 992·6222 after 5 p.m. till 7 p.m . ORQINANCE NO. 911·72 ... An Ordinance to Provide lor refuse Collections & Charges tor ' Be it ordained by the- Council of the Village of Mid~leporf as 1 follows : 'Sec. 1. That the Village will to the extent possible and necessary , furnish hauling services to remove refuse from the Village for residents for all.• re.fuse except liJBrbage . Sec. II The following schedule of charges is hereby ~stebtlshed for the refuse removal service: 111.1 Ton Truck : SlO.OO per load . Pic~ · UP Truck : S.5 .00 per load 20 Gallon Can : $1.00 per can . All money copected shall be deposited to the credit ot the General Fund. Sec. Ill This Ordinance shall remain in force only until an adequate Garbage and Refuse collection services can be ob· t-alned lor the Village . Sec . IV ThiS Ordinance shall take effect and be in Ioree from and alter September ' 25, 1972. Passed . the 25th day of Sep . tember 1972. original except new bellows. & COOLING • Window Hot Water. Heaters Plumbing Electric;>! Work ARNOLD BROTHERS 992-2448 Pomeroy, upright pianos, grand pianos , old pump organs. Any condition . • Oa\lid W . Ohlinger Paying $10 each . Write giving President of Council directions. Witten Piano Co., Box 188, Sardis. Ohio 43946. 10-13-6tp ill 10, 17. 21 I WOULD like io thanR the ANYONE having any InOLD Furnltore, oak fables, NOTICE ON FILING Veterans Memorial Hospital, organs, dishes, clocks, brass formation of the poisoning of OF INVENTORY beds, or complete households. doctors and nurses, who a dog at 113 Ebenezer Sfreel, AND APPRAISEMENT Write M. D. Miller. Rt. 4, helped care for my mother, ~lease contael Ernest "Rink" .The State ol Ohio, Meigs Pomeroy, Oh io. Call 99~-6~71. Nona· Long, while she was Davldson . ~-\I!Qialors .will be COunty. Probate Court hospitalized and fhe many 6-~8 - tfc prosecuted . ~~~~~ . • To the Exeuctors of the friends who helped In any ''··1.Q;15-6fp estate ; to such of the following as are residents of the State of Ohio. viz : the surviving spouse, the next of kin, the beneficiaries under the will; and to the attorney or attornevs representing an v· of the aforementioned persons : Marv Wright, Deceased, Pomeroy , Ohio. Bedford Mr. Wiillam Long 10-17-llc Gener~tion: R.fJPt{ ··. Township, No . 20750. Bring Your Unhulled · rt , , ~ Y,ou are _hereby notlfle1d ,that . ,.: the ,ln.ventory 1 and Ap · praisement of the estate of the afof'~mentloned , deceased, ·tate ot said County , was f il ed In th iS Court. Said Inventory and Appraisement w i ll be for HERE COMES THE GHOST! hearing before this Court on the Rap; •. ' 19th day of October , 1972, at :00 o'clock A.M . · The door ID oor EngliBh classroom just opens and shuts by 10 Any person desiring to file Itself, even when the windows are closed. OUr teacher says It's exceptions thereto must file at least five days prior to lht ghost of Clyde 1\lioonniaster, and If -,.e don't believe it, check them the date set tor hearing . Given under my hand and our newspaper. seat of said Court. this 6th day of He says that in 1922, this Latin teacher was driven wild by October 1972. · Menning D. Webster kidacarving on their desks. He could never catch them, but each Judge and ex ·Officio Clerk of morning .:.. "Mack the Knife" had struck again. Or maybe Common Plel!!ls Court, Probate Divis ion Maxine. · WALNUTS· WeD, one day he came upon a glri'digglng her boyfriend's lnltialll right by the inkweD. .. He got 10 angry he started strangling her. Everyone yeDed and IICI'eallled, and that must have qH~de him go bananas. Anyway, the girl died on the way to the hospital, and Clyde Moonmaster was hanled. When the door opens, our teacher says it's "good old Clyde" coming back ID check the desks. I sit near the door and get a stra1111e feeling In the back of my neck. When It closes, I think maybe he's still In the room, • Thl8 is suwosed ID be in the 192211les of oor local paper, but the editoc would laugh If I asked him. So would you ask, please? I'm especially anxious because my desk chair has initials Clll'\!ed en It; - HAUNTED? ~Y 1101 10, 17. 21 Haunted: Your friendly local news~per editor writes, "No Moonmaster Murder here in 1922." Maybe y~ teacher dreamed up old Clyde to keep students awake. A "real" ghost could have done a lotfor Macbeth. - SUE . Dear Haunted: One of ourc:.upboarddoors fllea open without warning. It jars the wall electdc clock wQich starts ruming backwards. Our "ghost" makes such'a good conversation piece we may never get our cupboard hinge rep&ired. What I mean is, your teacher has a llyely lmagainatlon. He'd be shocked to think you might believe him I -HELEN . ljl The Countv Commissioners have received Location and Des ign Approval from The Director of The Ohio Depart . ment of Transportation for County ROad No. 75 in Meigs County . The prolecl begins 0. 1 of a m lie, more or less, Northeast of the lniersecllon of State Route No . 124 and Meigs County Road No. 75 ; and ends at the In · tersect lon of County Road No. 75 and Mulberry Avenue In the Village~~ Pomeroy, Ohio. P.O. Box 267 992·3891 Pomeroy, Ohio for only 547 cash or credit terms available. Phone 992- 5641. Excelsior MONEY · SAVER ·All kinds. all sizes for men. women, young men, boys and girls. Hurry to ... 446-1014, 10-12-6fc 9. . &;dl . POMEROY. Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. Phone992-2181 - 20R3 BEDROOM mobile home In Mason . Call Polnl Pleasant 675-1684. 10-13-6tc . State of Ohio, Meigs County . Probate COurt . To the Execvtr jx of the estate ; to such of the follow ina as are residentt ·,Jr\1\vlno OhiO , v i z: ,,~;: surviving spouse . the next of kin, the benef iciaries under the will ; and to the attorney or attorneys re pre$en tl no any of the aforement ioned p,rsons : Janie Elizabeth Snider , Pomeroy , Ohio, Salisbury the"' . . TWO turnlshed rooms , available now, 413 Spring Ave.: phone .992-3429. 10·8·12fp The Mobh Homes For Sale CASH paid for all ,;,akes and models of mobile homes . Phone area code ' 614·4~3-9531 4-IJ.tfc GRAVELY TRAaORS 1972 Clearance ~le Savel5-20% on 1972 models 9 New tractors List Sole 1 Super C-8 718. 610. 3 Super C-1 647. 550. 1 Custom C-8 .618: 525. TWO. bOdroom mobile home; In 2 Custom C-1 547. 445. ~ood condition, $1 ,600. · 1 Model C-10-A 867. 737. uspan ' s Trailer Court, 1 Model C·12 932. 793. Velma G. Zuspan, Mason, W. 2 Demonstrotoro Va. · ' . 1 Super C-1 647. ·518. 10-12·15fp 1 Modtl 430 12U. 10il. . 10' 13 ·i2fp IDEAL s.'ACRE RANCH. 'LaJ(e COII'chas, New Mexico. $2,975. No down. No Interest. $25 mo. for 119 mos . Vacation Paradise . Free Brochure. Ranchds Lake Conchas: Box 200100, Alameda, California 94501 . . . . lor . . Tractor .Sales .We flit fD JOU. TUPPERS PlAINS AND SUE .. · . i ·'· I \ .... ·, • . •; • !1aAX.~!.- OFFICE SUPPLIES Clean used furniture Guaranteed appliances Huffy' ·20" , I!IKES - and SEE US FOR : Awnings, storm doors and windows, .carports, mar quees, aluminum siding and railing. A. Jacob, sales representative . For free estimates, phone Charles and carpeting ; phone 3875. • • IT'S ® •• Stop In and · See Our Floor ' Display. r~ii~iliii~iif=; 742- RUNNIN'~ . THA"T'$ RIGHT, WlNNIE._VfHAT't7 ~TAN. AL10N'5 DEPARTTHIS CW<ZY MENT STORE PLACED A TALK ABOUT HEFTY ORDER WI'Tl-1 U& BESSIE'S DE&IGN AND THEY WANT THE BEING .50£0? HEM& DROPPED EVEN LONER! THEN IW\YBE NONE. OF US PREDICTED THERESA J!M CMZY. .. IT,_ 5TA~.li5ECAU&E MU\lO "THE OR EL5!o l NuNE ut- US REALLY DA~'AND NEED A KNOW WHAT THE THINKS THIS LONG PU8LIC WANTS -~I OUTFIT CAPTURES VACATION! THES~ DAYI). THAT SPIRIT! Ml55 WINKLE I MISS WINKLE:1 YOU WON'T BELIEVE WHAT I HAVE: TO TELL YOU! The water, Joe if It~ floodinq the place! I qoin' . t' bu~qe it, '>lim I• ' I .. UTILE ORPHAN ANN1E .. ''· WAA8UCKS--MO'J'l011L!S~, NICE ONES 6 ROOMS 1'12 baths, fireplace In large . living. Nice dining with .sliding glass doors. Modern kitchen has stove and refrigerator. HE SEEMS TO BE IN ACOMA '" AND I CAN OISCO'IfR @ REA SOH F'OR. THI 6 STRANGE PHENOMENON! ~-w~ by THOMAS JOSEPH Gas forced air furnace. .' Garage. 1.27 ACRE REAL COUNTRY LIVING CLOSE IN - 7 rooms, bath, room, nace, l'lz baths, all electric. Beautiful kitchen and dining area . Large living, utility, 2 garages In the country. Carpet except the ulil ity room. basement, garage, . 6 ROOMS - natural gas forced air fur· other buildings. $8,000.00. JUST RENOVATED OVER 1,000 sq. fl. living REAL BARGAINS 2 bedrooms, 1 nice bath, basement, front porch. Large lot In back. Ask lng 55,500.00. ·NEW 5 ROOMS - Nice kitchen with stove and refrigerator.' Gas forced air furnace. Lots of closets. and cupboard space. Carpet and paneling. Only $16,000.00 with 2 lots. area here. 1 story, 5 rooms, . ACROSS I. Cavalry sword 6. Kind 9f com· panton 10. Talisman U.Aima mater of 34Across Colorful N.Y.C. mayor (1925-32) (2 wds. ) ~~~~:;~ U. David's chief officer 18.Famous Tammany leader (2 wds.) Search about Recline Foreign Not here 5 ROOMS - bath, nice kitchen, L. R. 26 ft ., 2 car carport, ALL NEW ~o~a'i. P'aNfUT-.rTTIEfl 1 C.OMII!. ••c~<.f \-4e.'t' - 1111' , . . . .. ..... .. WORTH THE MONEY GAS FURNACE 3 bedrooms. bath, large II vlng with fl(eplace. Dining room, full basement and garage rc;;om for . 3 cars. A magnificent home. $21.000. 30 ACRES - 4 bedrooms, bath, gas well with free gas · and oil . Some bottom land. Only $15,000.00. . THe &WE PEQJUAR RiN6 if THI.T MENI5 Y00R MOTHER'S FRIENU5 IT Jl/ST SORT OF MCK EAST WORE. CW HAPPENED LIKE • COIHCI~NCE! (C 1972 Kinr Feature• Syn.dlette, Inc. ) DOWN l. East Indian tree 2. Moreau's 11 'JWJWIDUJ!.-.II.J'!::'"!.-.Iz= i tree 5. King (Sp.) 6. Type of rule 1, -Ridge 8, Barcelona bravo 9. Father ofKlsh 11. Once popular dance It. Cunning 18.Take along Mining n. flnd rr--;;;""1 SECAIJSf TIE .AAN 11110 PIC.IC!i UP MRS. WIZARD 1>1 NIGMT 1>\S ONE 18. Sun Vat. 19. Aclre"" Verdugo 20. Republic of Irelan$! Zl. Legal document ZZ. Autumn 23, Lamb's pen name 26. Man's · nickname 27. "Bali -" 29.Cook 31. Forearm bones 3Z.lndlan mulberry 34. Tratllc tie-up 35.-pro nobis 36. Success n. Sine qua 38. Couple 3&. Yellow ocher tO. Biblical king 41. Longing TVRAIN tNEIFED ) I Yetterd•1'• ~ DAILY CRYM'OQUOTE- Here''! hoi\' to work It: AXYDLBAAXR . II LONGFELLOW ' . One letter simply otanclt for IDofller. ID ·flits 111mple A II ·used for the three L'l, .X for file two 0'1L etc. SlnJ[e letWI, apostrophes, the lenclh ODd formation or the wordl au all blrits. Each day the code lettero are dllereot. c Y' M Gy c 1!: 1 c M u N E s y E Rs I (1 F c J UN . GY GJJPDGES ACYB UOSDEGZSB.I ' •. I ! I I 'f(ow on'onp lht elrcled Jetton •.u auttd bJ the abcwt ..,.__ J....W.., DRONI VOCAL RUIASM XXI J-t I I t UALTT INNALI Antwcr1 II •hould be pul bad on Jat cou.rt~-A DIVOT ' 160T51X UICOSD ,LSYBSII ' " ' to form tiMi iwJIIw anawer, u piDlon H. Lloyd- ON YOUR DIAL ! LIF'TEP I!P61~Y­ AND WILLIN6LY! U, !Am· Dttt lif 1 I' ' THE FIIIQfT P'AAT IS RATHE~ H!AVV, IIUT '!He WHOL.E GAN !5E I COMf'LiMENT5 TOO.W... CRYPTOQUOTB8 ' I K) ( J I A "( Smote on the noggin 30. Colorful N.Y.C. mayor (1934-45) (2wds.) --Tse ·Contemporary N.Y.C. mayor (2wds.) · I Yellerday'• Auwer Chevalier ''air)" Now you . con ouy met. · Qlmfortabte L•Z·Bov chair Y.o u've · alw~yl drHmod · of at our low prices. 1 10 1 1 " one Jetter to each aquue, to form four ordlnarJ word1. e.,. CHAIRS. ' Unoeramblt U.ue tour Jumbl11, friend" 3. Loafer 4, Genus Ulmus "Celeste Aida," . LA-z-aov · ·. Authorized YeslerUy'aCeypiaqaOCe: IT IS BETTER THAT TEN GUILTY PERSONS ESCAPE THAN THAT ONE INNOCENT SUFFER. -WILL!Alll BLACKSTONE 28. Yutang . WE HAVE SEVERAL NICE HOUSES BUT FINANCING· IS A PROBLEM. SEE ABOUT IT THEN SEE US. · WE'LL HELP YOU FIND A HOME OF YOUR OWN. I HELEN L. TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE PHONE992-3325 WE HAVE NEW LISTINGS EACH· :.VEEK, CALL US FOR YOUR NEEDS IN REAL ESTATE. . . HENRY E. CLELAND · REALTOR 992-2259 11 noanswer9t2-256t WATil'li WINNIE WINKLE . ·' 608 e. Main ,:· HiAI'Ii ANY BATHFlOOM! 110 Mechanic Sf. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 CLELAND REALTY WHA"T"S ~N' ON?l ~'T OKAY, CICE;;w, INT.A.'1W Te.aford, Sr. Broker 10·1Hlp utility HAIPITMe • . BAT THIS SIDE. 0' HEVVIN--- FURNITURE Murray 10 speeds- discount prices. · LAYAWAY FOR XMAS Open lo 7; Closed Mondays AI-\ IS TH' KJNDJ:S'l' OLE. WMP0/1390· . LO UNGE ' 992·2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy yoo ' .,_,..'rJelm, PUtlf 'Rt. 7 "at elution light" . . ..... .:. or . . J1 Ill Kuhl's Bargain Center 10-3-301p I~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~..j RACINE - 10 room house, bath, basement, garage, two . lots. Phone 9.W-431J. 4-5-tfp , FIVE-f'OUND "TELeVISION Q:T! POMEROY HOME & AUTO CARPETING THROUGHOUT. '65 FORD parts, 4 new tires on (BEAUTIFUL) JUST rims, 4 doors, 6 cylinder $12,500.00. LEVEL LOT 100x130 · motor, transmission·and rear · 1'12 story frame, 2 bedrooms, end and other miscellaneous parts; phone 742-6834. . (~arpeted) bath , dining. 10·15-3tc porches, gas F:F., uflllty, storm doors and windows. THIS YOU MUST SEE, Real Estate For Sale JUST $8,500.00. 4 ROOMS & bath, 3 acres of BEAUTIFUL HOME land, two-thirds basement, 1 story frame, 3 large B. R., building ~o· x 40', plus barn, located In Long Bottom, city large closets, beautiful bath. water, partially remodeled ; level lot out of floods 100xl20. phone 985·3529. Kitchen has buill-In range, 10-17-31p double oven, ref. and ·. .~ ·- ' fr!!<!ier, 'toads of upper and 8 ·ROOM house Md bath, nice base cabinets, O.R. carlarge lot, natural ges, built-In peted, patio, electric heal. cabinets In kitchen . <;lose fo .MANY OTHER FEATURES radio station In Bradbury. $23,000.00. Phone 99'.1-2602. 'Dien I realized It wu George's way of saying, "After 1 get Township , No. 2075A. flnlncelllralihtened out, we'll rret a date." But he couldn't . You are hereby .notified that Inventory and Ap the ~==""-,-...,--uy that to cuual frlendl. '111111 the kidding. Now I understand pra isement of the estate of the l!OIJSJ: 'fii long Bottom, phone when be wlnb and goofs off about "teaching me how to keep aforemen11oned, deceased, late 985-3529. said County, was tiled in this 6·11-tfc boule flnt." He'• laving face, .So I come·back with, "Yeah, I'm of Court. Said Inventory and 11M Olily llfl .roUnd wbo can boll water an egg an,d forget to App'ralument will be for ~ ..... ' Hearl"no before thIs Cour_t on the . put the 1U In It!' . . · . · : . . " I -A' C . 261h doy ol Oclober.- 1972. @I ' Grave~ ' • 1r onditioJiers Oh, )'II, we JUII rret the date I But he'U still hlive eight months 10 :00 o'c lock A.M. · · PamtrC)y, Ohio •Awnings · Any person desiring to · file to ''trllln me·" l,.t car payment it next June. - WlUJNG TO ' eXceptions thereto must file Phont 992·2975 •• Underpinni~g !hem at !test five diV$ prior to WAIT, AND LAUGH the date set. for httrino . . ' . Given under my hand and Complete mQblle hQme · 1966 - 266 cu. ln. '!·I In· of sold Court.lhts lllh doy service - plus gltanttc' Dill WIIIID&: . . . . seal ternaflonal engine, 4 speed of October 1972. . ·. .., lllsplay . of mobile omes . transmission complete,. . llln'l MOther point we Jiu-1 : People who ask 1'bave phone 992-7384. Manii;ng o . Webstei- always avalloble at ,.. ' • lit ,_ Wllldlnc·dale?" are u tactless u lltUe-molher 10-15-llc Judge and ex-officio cler'k . MILLER . of Meigs Counfv "Willi, no baby yet?" (to childless couples) Common Plus COurt , CAMPER to Ill :v. fon truck or •''lleltt t ... IIIIOOI'Il"(toc:oaplelwhoareh't). Probate Divl-slo'n MOBILE HOMES ' bull: -up pickup, all sell· •'Wiill" P'!J"'-'w ltldl u theM Wll'nnt no q~l0111 from contained; $700; phone 992· Ann B. Watson 1220 Wolhtniton atvd. 71'06 . .: II'I ddll'l lllhlr, mD If they're more dedalona Otpl.ity Clerk 123-7521 BELPRE, .O. '1!)- I5-61P. 1101 17, 2~. 21 mY f 8-15-tfc GENTLE ri ding horse and pony, call after 6 p.m. 99~5224. 10·16-lfc Buy 2 Pairs1 PAIR FREE WANTED. river deckhands, call only . M & G Transport NOTICE ON FILING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT Parkv·iew Kennels, Phone 992· 5443. 0 Help Wanted DIRECTOR ------,POODLE puppies. Silver 'Toy, APPLES, Fitzpatrick Or chards, Slate Route 689, Phone Wilkesville 669·3785. 8-30-tfc PANTS & JEANS SaH Wortcs, Inc. Inc ., JUST .TAKEN IN, Singer Sewing Machine. Will sell for small balance of $36.~1 or payments may be arranged. Phone 992-5331. 9-7-tfc I0-17-6tc unfurnished apartments . stove, sink and Ice box ; also all other infor·matlon con . Phone 992-5.434. S~ar~ 12 H . Johnbaat, cerning th is project, will be . 4-12-tfc alummum , $60; phone 367avaitable to the public for - - - - - - - - -7530. I0-15-6)c viewing at the Meigs Counly 3 ROOM house and bath' f ur •, • Engineer ' s Office , County nished ; also trailer; a dulls Garage, Meigs County only ; phone 99~-5592. Fairgrounds , Porn eroy , Ohio. 10-17-tfc J . PHI LLIP RICHLEY YoumlBsedonepolntwhen you answered D.O., whose fiance wu always making snide remarks abOut marriage, his coming lou of freedom, etc. · My flam;e did. tltls too. When people asked If we'd set the date, he'd 8118wer, "Not tlll Laura le1Jl118to cook and clean." WeD,'! proved I wua good cook and he knows I'm neat, but ltll1 th~ relllMks came. And my tears would sometimes follow. Then one day I talked wtth·Joe, my fiance's best friend. He said, "look, George has lots of problerris -like paying off on hili car, ilvlnf hliJ parents money, getting a better job, maybe getting , . Deputy Clerk Gallipolis, Oh io. DRIVE A LITTLE -SAVE A LOTI ------ After they are Hulled Starf Buying October 2, 1972. -------- • 10A1WEN1Y· PHONE 992:2550 NEW 1971 Zig -Zag Sewing Machine In original factory carton. Zig -Zag to make 8 TRACK STEREO, freight buttonholes, sew on bUttons, damaged, In beautiful walnut monograms and make fancy console. Will sell for $101.50 or designs with just the twist of a pay $1.50 per week. Phone 992single-dial. Left in lay-away 5331. and never been used. Will sell 9-7-ffc Pounds STATE OF OHIO DEPAR·TMENT OF TRANSPORTATION "NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF LOCATION AND DESIGN APPROVAL" CONTRACT SALES LEGAL COPY NO. 72-893 COLUMBUS, OHIO, OCTOBER 10, 1972 11 0) 17, ltc . cash or budget plan available. Phone 992-5641. 10-17-6tc v i~~~s;nt:~~!~~~~' a:~elle~S +++ chlfted." pa int spray. Used but in like new condition . Pay $34.45 Per Hundred, Services. attics . and I cellars; phone 949-3221. . 10-00tc system. Balance $79.34. Use our budget terms . Call 992SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC 7085. Lisle , Syracuse, V. V. From· the largest Tr~"'k SEWAGE SYSTE;MS 10-15-6tc Johnson and Son, Inc. Bulldozer Radiator to CLEANED, REPAIREO . 3 - ~·tfC Small~st Heater Core. MILLER SANITATION, WALNUT, modern style stereo---'-----~-Nathan Biggs radio , AM -FM radio, 4 STEWART, OHIO. PHONE BACKHOE AND DOZER work. Radiator Speciallsl 66~·3035 . speaker sou nd system, 4 Sepfic tanks installed. George 10-4-tfc speed automatic changer. (Bill) Pullins. Phone 992-2478. Balance $69.51. Use our - - - - 4-25-tfc budget terms. Call 99~ ·7085. For Sale 10-15·61c MACHINES. Repair Ph. AKC registered Collie pups. 6 SEWING all makes. 99~ - ~~84. service. USED Coppertone Hoover weeks old ; phone 675-1745 The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' washer, go od condition; after 6 p.m. Authorized Singer Sales and READY-MIX CONCRETE phone 992-3324. 10-11 -6tc Service. We Sharpen Scissors. delivered right · to your 10-15-3tp 3-29-tfc project. Fast and easy. Free ADMIRAL TV, black and white, - - - - - - - - estimates . Phone 99~·3284 . PARSON'S New 'Furniture, call 1-985-3901. Gertrude AUTOMOBILE Insurance been Goeglein Ready -Mix Co. , ·Kanauga, Ohio, 2 miles above Warner . lost your Middleport, Ohio. cancelled? Silver Bridge Is having an old 10 · 1~ · 6fp operator's license? Call 9926-30-tfc fashioned trade -in week . 2966. ---~=-=-::-::-:-:-:: nade In your old for new. BSA 650, chopper, coffin tank, 6·15-tfc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Don' t miss our 6 piece living springer custom paint. - - - - - - - - REASONABLE rates. Ph. 446· room sui tes for only $199.95. Harley Davidson rear end, O'DELL WHEEL alignment 478~. Gallieolls, John Russell , . Don't forget Vie deliver free. $1,400 or less. Phone 992-5663. • located at Crossroads, Rt. 1~4. Owner & Operator. So shop th is week and save. 10· 1~· 61p Complete front end service, 5-12-tfc 10-17-41c tune up and brake service. "7--:---:-::-:-::-:---:---:-2 YEAR old male German Wheels balan ced elec· C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer UTILITY trailer - 4 x 8 bed, 16 Shepherd, gentle disposition ; Ironically . All work Complete Service inch tires ; two single and one 675-5267, Pe>int phone guaranteed . Reasonable Phone 949-lf21 Hollywood type beds, nearly Pleasant. rates. Phone 742·3~32 or 992· Racine. Ohio new ; 19 inch Portable Phi leo 10-15·6fp 3213. Crill Bradford B&W T.V. with stand ; 366 5-1-11 7-27-tfc Locust St., Middleport, Ohio. 1970 HONDA 350, red , musf be 10-17-31p seen to appreciate , with DOZER and back hoe work, Heal Estate For Sale extras: phone 742-5943. ONE slightly used Homellte ponds and septic tanks, dit10-15-3fc Chain Saw; Pomeroy Home & ching service; top soli, fill . Auto; phone 99~·2094. 1971 KAWASAKI 100, excellent dirt, limestone; B&K Ex· 10-17-Src condition, ready to go. cavating . Phone 99~ - 5367, Dick Karr, Jt . Sacrifice for only p60.· Phone 30 ACRES with some farm 9-1·tfc:' Coolville 667:6214. machinery: call 667-3333. ., , 10-5-12tc I0-17-5fc COAL, Limestone, Excelsior Real Estate For Sale ELECTROLUX Vacuum Salt Works, E. Main Sf .. Cleaner complete with atPomeroy . Phone 992·3891. 7 ROOM house ~ bath with or tachments, cordwinder and 4-12-tfc w i thout furniture, paneled A heortng for this protect was For Rent held August 29 , 1972 in 1966 STARCRAFT Tent Trailer, Pomeroy, Oh id. AND ROOM fornlshed and sleeps 8; double dinette, 4 3 +++ Dear Rap : Your Walnuts will be Hulled Free of Charge and We Will Pay You. A_nn Jl, Wa_tson basements , · METRIC SYSTSM WHEN I OPENED HER COAT, SHe GAVe 61RT!-l ,,. POli C~ CHAN<;E,OVER TO THE Virgil B. TO OUR 'MECHANICAL HULLER · By Helen and Sue Bbttel · .ff>oiO ~ flif,J tof. I.Q. HAS MADSTHE 9~R!ORS. ·l~£roy o. Old DR . ~(;. CAMPUS CLATTER SMt(H' NELSON Wanted To Buy WANTED - End looder work, Over 80 years old . Made by Taylor and Fraley Organ Co., Worcester, Mass. One bellows lype. Phone 992-3904. ........ . - - - - - - -1_0-13-tf ' - . . . - - - - - - - - . . . ! BEAUTIFUL Maple stereo- WILL cut or trim trees. reasonable; also clean out radio combination, AM-FM radio, 4 speed intermixed changer, 4 speaker sound Air Condition~rs \ & done by hour or contract. Free Estimates. We also haul fill dirt, top soil. Dump trucks and low-boy .for hire. See Bob or Roger JeHers, Pomeroy . Phone 992-3525 after 7 p.m. or phone 9925232. ANTIQUE pump . organ, all H~TING . ' =: ponds, basement, landscaping. We have 2 size dozers, 2 size loaders. ·work For Sale UHEIL'' -~· Services. Dozer 10'-1 7-Sfp NOTICE . THE SHOP ,fARTH MOVING IY71 VOLK SWAGEN, super beelle. cheap. ~4.000 miles. A· . NOTICE To Go Take Me To Horne & Auto Open 8TII5 l'llonday thru Saturday 10-15-ltc eROOFING eHEATING · ePLUMBING eCARPENTRY •SPOUTING •PAINTING For Free [$nate II I HAVE -194-2 - J-EE-P-. - i:-u::11 - c,-ab:-;-gOod ~=6=06=E~.:M:a:l:n,:P:o::m::e::ro:y:,:O:. cond ition ; pl:lone 992·6383. r 10·17-6tp OPEN IVES. 1:00 P.lot. i'PMEROY, OHIO ., Attest : Gene Grate Cle rk . way. Pom~roy Geqrge Grate. Rutland, 0 .• .Pomeroy Motor Co. LEG~L EXPERT ,, Wheel Alignment •5.55 On Most Amerjcan Cars ' -GUARANTEEDPhone 'i92·2094 black raci ng stripes, loaded w ith -- over $1 ,000 worth of extras ; 1 owner, A-1 shape, $2,200; reason for selling, buying new car,; phon.e .. ' --------~,-------- . Card of Thanks Auto Sales ' 74~ · 5943. vo • u. Ph one He'Ien J ane, m. 1~:oo• NoJr . 5113. 10-l-tfc !:30 a.iw. .. lo 10-17-31c dalwood . finish with brown vinyl roof, vinyl saddle interior., 4-season air condltioni.ng, turbohydramatic, poW~r steering, whlte-w~ll tires, ral,ly wheel s, front & rear guards, power brakes, radio. · new products sind~ the for - CRI>i..'l, MI'IS STAA! L:::::::::::::::::::::====:;-;=:::::::~==::::c:===,-;::::::::::::::=::::::====::; walkway, a glasses pi;lir of 's r prescription withmen wire frames; ·phone 992 .2756 . . 1971 CHEVRO~ET S3095 . Mcllibu hardtop coupe, low mileage, new car title, san - 18 cenls p..- 'word six con- KOSCOT KOSMETICS (MINK stcutlve Insertions. OIL BASE) . We have many Each addltlona1 word 2c. · · OUT HERE FER THIS TIME 0 ' NIGHT ALL ~ ,I.'OI\ Business •· Services· West Virginra side on the new W· W t 1res . If you want a show piece & plenty of luxury great iron pill now with Vitamin c Nelson Drug ' · 10-16-2tp tds onllads paid within 10 days . CARP OF THANKS 1: OBITUARY Si .$0 for so word minimum . --- GO HOME , ELVINEY·- . . "(ILL 1 61 I RID OF THESE DA08URN HEE -CUPS B'l 'lORE LONESOME? ON PO,M!iROY·Bend Bridge on Sportwagon . Beautiful ~ral finish with vipyl Interior, . factory air c~ndi!loned, luggage rack, rJdto, 350 V-8 engine, a~tomatlc trans .• power steering &. brakes, like NEW lmprovelt "Zippies,'' the LOWEEZV!! WHAT IN ·· T~UNDER ARE 'IE SETTIN' Fouild -(o;··'. . 1971 BUICK · 10-16-2fp 25 Per Cent Discount on _paid .Po...,,, . Q\ 2 SIGIIS ·~6- ~ o ese Tablets and E-Vap ''water pills." Nelson Drug . constcutlve lnsertit>ii's. p::::::::==:::::::::::::J]r~~JJFEST CAN'T . . ~ G B lnaertlon . " BARNEY . Classifieds .Get Action!. Sentinel Classifieds _Get Results! . WA.rf AD~ NOTICE. INFORMATION · ' • DRA·"'-INES . PIANO. Tunlng, Lane Daniels, · J P.M. pay hfore .Publlcotlo"' Monday Deadline 9 a.m. October ~8th thru December 15th, ~~9 Broadway, Mid Colicellatlon- Corrections Will bo •~copied until 9a.m. for • dlport: phone ·9t2-70U. ~-- · Ooy of P~l>llcotion . . . 10-16-Stc J REGULATIONS :::::::-:::':: ' - ·- - : - - - - • 'l'ht~ Pupllshor rnerves the REDUCE safe and fast with deemed objectional The'· DUbU&her will no~ be resPonsible,' for more than one incorrect • .. IT'G NOT'OFn:N '(OU . CAN 6ET GIX COMPliMENT~ . IN ONE f)Ao( , FANTAfriCl �·. ' 1- Tbe DillY Senlllltl,Nlddleport-PwueroJ', o., Oct.17,.1m . . Senti~~~ ' ' I . ~it rloht to or reject any IdS . ' RATES "For Wan' Ad Service 5 ~nts per Word one insertion Minimum Charge J.5c 12 cento per word three try this outstanding buy. · . mation of this Company Also · . · se:veral new ·ones th1s. month plus monthly specials. All these 1n BLIND ADS addition to the originals. Ladies, we would Ad~ltlonal 25c .C harge · P.er Advertlstment . · ·. . •1;30 e.m OFFICE HOIIII~ ~ 19 ):oci p.m Dolt like very much for you to try these cosmetics and to serve .saturday . SOMEONE has been shootina BB's at the fl ower pots at the Greenwood Cemetery: and if WE WISH to express our heart. they should get caught, they felt thanks fo our relatives, will be punish'ld to the fullest friends anll neighbOrs for lhe extent of the law. flowers and cards sent to our Mrs. Oretha Snider$. family brother, Wayne, and all who 10-17-3tc vls.lted him while he was In the hospital. We aloo wish to John's Auction, Clifton, ·thank all who sent flowers, BIG WeSt Virginia . ·every Thurs · cards, food or helped in anY. day nigh!, 7:30p.m., Buyers way at the lime of his death. A and· Dealers welcomP.. special tha'nks to Ewing 10-17-31p Funeral· Home, Rev. Cheesb.rew, Rev. Mattner and YARD &good used clothing sale the singers Freeland Norris, at Chester Methodist Church, Florence Adams and MarOclobet and ~1st from 10 jorie Grimm. May God bless . a,m. to 6~Oth p.m. each and ev·e ryone. 10-17-3tc The Wayne Hoback Family 10-17-ltp MEIGS County Fish & Game Asso~iation , Thursday, Qc . I WISH tO extend my heartfelt Iober 19, 7:30 p.m .. members lhanks and appreciation to all only. Syracuse Club Rooms. mr, neighbors, friends and 10-17-3tc re atlves for the ·beautiful flowers, cards of sympathy and food at ,fhe time of the GOSPEL Meeting, October 16· 25 ; 7:30p .m. each evening ; dealh of my' husband, Clinton Evangelist, Bob Kessinger, R. Smlfh. My special thanks Church of Chrlsf, Miller St .. to the doctors and nurses at Mason , W. Va. Visitors the Veterans Mel\1orlal ; welcome . Hospital, who did so much. 10-1.5-Sip Rev. Freeland Norris for his ,., l • consoling words and singers for the beautiful songs, The HAYMAN'S Auction - a good place to QO each Friday Ewing Funeral Home and pallbearers. Your kindness evening, 7 p.m. at Laurel Cliff on old Rl. 7, 1 mile west will never be forgoHen. of Rock Springs Fairground. Mrs. Helen. Bentz SmltM 10-10-tfc 10-17.1fp 1970 CHEVELLE SS, green with ____ __ ---'--""':-' 1 condition ; phone 992·6222 after 5 p.m. till 7 p.m . ORQINANCE NO. 911·72 ... An Ordinance to Provide lor refuse Collections & Charges tor ' Be it ordained by the- Council of the Village of Mid~leporf as 1 follows : 'Sec. 1. That the Village will to the extent possible and necessary , furnish hauling services to remove refuse from the Village for residents for all.• re.fuse except liJBrbage . Sec. II The following schedule of charges is hereby ~stebtlshed for the refuse removal service: 111.1 Ton Truck : SlO.OO per load . Pic~ · UP Truck : S.5 .00 per load 20 Gallon Can : $1.00 per can . All money copected shall be deposited to the credit ot the General Fund. Sec. Ill This Ordinance shall remain in force only until an adequate Garbage and Refuse collection services can be ob· t-alned lor the Village . Sec . IV ThiS Ordinance shall take effect and be in Ioree from and alter September ' 25, 1972. Passed . the 25th day of Sep . tember 1972. original except new bellows. & COOLING • Window Hot Water. Heaters Plumbing Electric;>! Work ARNOLD BROTHERS 992-2448 Pomeroy, upright pianos, grand pianos , old pump organs. Any condition . • Oa\lid W . Ohlinger Paying $10 each . Write giving President of Council directions. Witten Piano Co., Box 188, Sardis. Ohio 43946. 10-13-6tp ill 10, 17. 21 I WOULD like io thanR the ANYONE having any InOLD Furnltore, oak fables, NOTICE ON FILING Veterans Memorial Hospital, organs, dishes, clocks, brass formation of the poisoning of OF INVENTORY beds, or complete households. doctors and nurses, who a dog at 113 Ebenezer Sfreel, AND APPRAISEMENT Write M. D. Miller. Rt. 4, helped care for my mother, ~lease contael Ernest "Rink" .The State ol Ohio, Meigs Pomeroy, Oh io. Call 99~-6~71. Nona· Long, while she was Davldson . ~-\I!Qialors .will be COunty. Probate Court hospitalized and fhe many 6-~8 - tfc prosecuted . ~~~~~ . • To the Exeuctors of the friends who helped In any ''··1.Q;15-6fp estate ; to such of the following as are residents of the State of Ohio. viz : the surviving spouse, the next of kin, the beneficiaries under the will; and to the attorney or attornevs representing an v· of the aforementioned persons : Marv Wright, Deceased, Pomeroy , Ohio. Bedford Mr. Wiillam Long 10-17-llc Gener~tion: R.fJPt{ ··. Township, No . 20750. Bring Your Unhulled · rt , , ~ Y,ou are _hereby notlfle1d ,that . ,.: the ,ln.ventory 1 and Ap · praisement of the estate of the afof'~mentloned , deceased, ·tate ot said County , was f il ed In th iS Court. Said Inventory and Appraisement w i ll be for HERE COMES THE GHOST! hearing before this Court on the Rap; •. ' 19th day of October , 1972, at :00 o'clock A.M . · The door ID oor EngliBh classroom just opens and shuts by 10 Any person desiring to file Itself, even when the windows are closed. OUr teacher says It's exceptions thereto must file at least five days prior to lht ghost of Clyde 1\lioonniaster, and If -,.e don't believe it, check them the date set tor hearing . Given under my hand and our newspaper. seat of said Court. this 6th day of He says that in 1922, this Latin teacher was driven wild by October 1972. · Menning D. Webster kidacarving on their desks. He could never catch them, but each Judge and ex ·Officio Clerk of morning .:.. "Mack the Knife" had struck again. Or maybe Common Plel!!ls Court, Probate Divis ion Maxine. · WALNUTS· WeD, one day he came upon a glri'digglng her boyfriend's lnltialll right by the inkweD. .. He got 10 angry he started strangling her. Everyone yeDed and IICI'eallled, and that must have qH~de him go bananas. Anyway, the girl died on the way to the hospital, and Clyde Moonmaster was hanled. When the door opens, our teacher says it's "good old Clyde" coming back ID check the desks. I sit near the door and get a stra1111e feeling In the back of my neck. When It closes, I think maybe he's still In the room, • Thl8 is suwosed ID be in the 192211les of oor local paper, but the editoc would laugh If I asked him. So would you ask, please? I'm especially anxious because my desk chair has initials Clll'\!ed en It; - HAUNTED? ~Y 1101 10, 17. 21 Haunted: Your friendly local news~per editor writes, "No Moonmaster Murder here in 1922." Maybe y~ teacher dreamed up old Clyde to keep students awake. A "real" ghost could have done a lotfor Macbeth. - SUE . Dear Haunted: One of ourc:.upboarddoors fllea open without warning. It jars the wall electdc clock wQich starts ruming backwards. Our "ghost" makes such'a good conversation piece we may never get our cupboard hinge rep&ired. What I mean is, your teacher has a llyely lmagainatlon. He'd be shocked to think you might believe him I -HELEN . ljl The Countv Commissioners have received Location and Des ign Approval from The Director of The Ohio Depart . ment of Transportation for County ROad No. 75 in Meigs County . The prolecl begins 0. 1 of a m lie, more or less, Northeast of the lniersecllon of State Route No . 124 and Meigs County Road No. 75 ; and ends at the In · tersect lon of County Road No. 75 and Mulberry Avenue In the Village~~ Pomeroy, Ohio. P.O. Box 267 992·3891 Pomeroy, Ohio for only 547 cash or credit terms available. Phone 992- 5641. Excelsior MONEY · SAVER ·All kinds. all sizes for men. women, young men, boys and girls. Hurry to ... 446-1014, 10-12-6fc 9. . &;dl . POMEROY. Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. Phone992-2181 - 20R3 BEDROOM mobile home In Mason . Call Polnl Pleasant 675-1684. 10-13-6tc . State of Ohio, Meigs County . Probate COurt . To the Execvtr jx of the estate ; to such of the follow ina as are residentt ·,Jr\1\vlno OhiO , v i z: ,,~;: surviving spouse . the next of kin, the benef iciaries under the will ; and to the attorney or attorneys re pre$en tl no any of the aforement ioned p,rsons : Janie Elizabeth Snider , Pomeroy , Ohio, Salisbury the"' . . TWO turnlshed rooms , available now, 413 Spring Ave.: phone .992-3429. 10·8·12fp The Mobh Homes For Sale CASH paid for all ,;,akes and models of mobile homes . Phone area code ' 614·4~3-9531 4-IJ.tfc GRAVELY TRAaORS 1972 Clearance ~le Savel5-20% on 1972 models 9 New tractors List Sole 1 Super C-8 718. 610. 3 Super C-1 647. 550. 1 Custom C-8 .618: 525. TWO. bOdroom mobile home; In 2 Custom C-1 547. 445. ~ood condition, $1 ,600. · 1 Model C-10-A 867. 737. uspan ' s Trailer Court, 1 Model C·12 932. 793. Velma G. Zuspan, Mason, W. 2 Demonstrotoro Va. · ' . 1 Super C-1 647. ·518. 10-12·15fp 1 Modtl 430 12U. 10il. . 10' 13 ·i2fp IDEAL s.'ACRE RANCH. 'LaJ(e COII'chas, New Mexico. $2,975. No down. No Interest. $25 mo. for 119 mos . Vacation Paradise . Free Brochure. Ranchds Lake Conchas: Box 200100, Alameda, California 94501 . . . . lor . . Tractor .Sales .We flit fD JOU. TUPPERS PlAINS AND SUE .. · . i ·'· I \ .... ·, • . •; • !1aAX.~!.- OFFICE SUPPLIES Clean used furniture Guaranteed appliances Huffy' ·20" , I!IKES - and SEE US FOR : Awnings, storm doors and windows, .carports, mar quees, aluminum siding and railing. A. Jacob, sales representative . For free estimates, phone Charles and carpeting ; phone 3875. • • IT'S ® •• Stop In and · See Our Floor ' Display. r~ii~iliii~iif=; 742- RUNNIN'~ . THA"T'$ RIGHT, WlNNIE._VfHAT't7 ~TAN. AL10N'5 DEPARTTHIS CW<ZY MENT STORE PLACED A TALK ABOUT HEFTY ORDER WI'Tl-1 U& BESSIE'S DE&IGN AND THEY WANT THE BEING .50£0? HEM& DROPPED EVEN LONER! THEN IW\YBE NONE. OF US PREDICTED THERESA J!M CMZY. .. IT,_ 5TA~.li5ECAU&E MU\lO "THE OR EL5!o l NuNE ut- US REALLY DA~'AND NEED A KNOW WHAT THE THINKS THIS LONG PU8LIC WANTS -~I OUTFIT CAPTURES VACATION! THES~ DAYI). THAT SPIRIT! Ml55 WINKLE I MISS WINKLE:1 YOU WON'T BELIEVE WHAT I HAVE: TO TELL YOU! The water, Joe if It~ floodinq the place! I qoin' . t' bu~qe it, '>lim I• ' I .. UTILE ORPHAN ANN1E .. ''· WAA8UCKS--MO'J'l011L!S~, NICE ONES 6 ROOMS 1'12 baths, fireplace In large . living. Nice dining with .sliding glass doors. Modern kitchen has stove and refrigerator. HE SEEMS TO BE IN ACOMA '" AND I CAN OISCO'IfR @ REA SOH F'OR. THI 6 STRANGE PHENOMENON! ~-w~ by THOMAS JOSEPH Gas forced air furnace. .' Garage. 1.27 ACRE REAL COUNTRY LIVING CLOSE IN - 7 rooms, bath, room, nace, l'lz baths, all electric. Beautiful kitchen and dining area . Large living, utility, 2 garages In the country. Carpet except the ulil ity room. basement, garage, . 6 ROOMS - natural gas forced air fur· other buildings. $8,000.00. JUST RENOVATED OVER 1,000 sq. fl. living REAL BARGAINS 2 bedrooms, 1 nice bath, basement, front porch. Large lot In back. Ask lng 55,500.00. ·NEW 5 ROOMS - Nice kitchen with stove and refrigerator.' Gas forced air furnace. Lots of closets. and cupboard space. Carpet and paneling. Only $16,000.00 with 2 lots. area here. 1 story, 5 rooms, . ACROSS I. Cavalry sword 6. Kind 9f com· panton 10. Talisman U.Aima mater of 34Across Colorful N.Y.C. mayor (1925-32) (2 wds. ) ~~~~:;~ U. David's chief officer 18.Famous Tammany leader (2 wds.) Search about Recline Foreign Not here 5 ROOMS - bath, nice kitchen, L. R. 26 ft ., 2 car carport, ALL NEW ~o~a'i. P'aNfUT-.rTTIEfl 1 C.OMII!. ••c~<.f \-4e.'t' - 1111' , . . . .. ..... .. WORTH THE MONEY GAS FURNACE 3 bedrooms. bath, large II vlng with fl(eplace. Dining room, full basement and garage rc;;om for . 3 cars. A magnificent home. $21.000. 30 ACRES - 4 bedrooms, bath, gas well with free gas · and oil . Some bottom land. Only $15,000.00. . THe &WE PEQJUAR RiN6 if THI.T MENI5 Y00R MOTHER'S FRIENU5 IT Jl/ST SORT OF MCK EAST WORE. CW HAPPENED LIKE • COIHCI~NCE! (C 1972 Kinr Feature• Syn.dlette, Inc. ) DOWN l. East Indian tree 2. Moreau's 11 'JWJWIDUJ!.-.II.J'!::'"!.-.Iz= i tree 5. King (Sp.) 6. Type of rule 1, -Ridge 8, Barcelona bravo 9. Father ofKlsh 11. Once popular dance It. Cunning 18.Take along Mining n. flnd rr--;;;""1 SECAIJSf TIE .AAN 11110 PIC.IC!i UP MRS. WIZARD 1>1 NIGMT 1>\S ONE 18. Sun Vat. 19. Aclre"" Verdugo 20. Republic of Irelan$! Zl. Legal document ZZ. Autumn 23, Lamb's pen name 26. Man's · nickname 27. "Bali -" 29.Cook 31. Forearm bones 3Z.lndlan mulberry 34. Tratllc tie-up 35.-pro nobis 36. Success n. Sine qua 38. Couple 3&. Yellow ocher tO. Biblical king 41. Longing TVRAIN tNEIFED ) I Yetterd•1'• ~ DAILY CRYM'OQUOTE- Here''! hoi\' to work It: AXYDLBAAXR . II LONGFELLOW ' . One letter simply otanclt for IDofller. ID ·flits 111mple A II ·used for the three L'l, .X for file two 0'1L etc. SlnJ[e letWI, apostrophes, the lenclh ODd formation or the wordl au all blrits. Each day the code lettero are dllereot. c Y' M Gy c 1!: 1 c M u N E s y E Rs I (1 F c J UN . GY GJJPDGES ACYB UOSDEGZSB.I ' •. I ! I I 'f(ow on'onp lht elrcled Jetton •.u auttd bJ the abcwt ..,.__ J....W.., DRONI VOCAL RUIASM XXI J-t I I t UALTT INNALI Antwcr1 II •hould be pul bad on Jat cou.rt~-A DIVOT ' 160T51X UICOSD ,LSYBSII ' " ' to form tiMi iwJIIw anawer, u piDlon H. Lloyd- ON YOUR DIAL ! LIF'TEP I!P61~Y­ AND WILLIN6LY! U, !Am· Dttt lif 1 I' ' THE FIIIQfT P'AAT IS RATHE~ H!AVV, IIUT '!He WHOL.E GAN !5E I COMf'LiMENT5 TOO.W... CRYPTOQUOTB8 ' I K) ( J I A "( Smote on the noggin 30. Colorful N.Y.C. mayor (1934-45) (2wds.) --Tse ·Contemporary N.Y.C. mayor (2wds.) · I Yellerday'• Auwer Chevalier ''air)" Now you . con ouy met. · Qlmfortabte L•Z·Bov chair Y.o u've · alw~yl drHmod · of at our low prices. 1 10 1 1 " one Jetter to each aquue, to form four ordlnarJ word1. e.,. CHAIRS. ' Unoeramblt U.ue tour Jumbl11, friend" 3. Loafer 4, Genus Ulmus "Celeste Aida," . LA-z-aov · ·. Authorized YeslerUy'aCeypiaqaOCe: IT IS BETTER THAT TEN GUILTY PERSONS ESCAPE THAN THAT ONE INNOCENT SUFFER. -WILL!Alll BLACKSTONE 28. Yutang . WE HAVE SEVERAL NICE HOUSES BUT FINANCING· IS A PROBLEM. SEE ABOUT IT THEN SEE US. · WE'LL HELP YOU FIND A HOME OF YOUR OWN. I HELEN L. TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE PHONE992-3325 WE HAVE NEW LISTINGS EACH· :.VEEK, CALL US FOR YOUR NEEDS IN REAL ESTATE. . . HENRY E. CLELAND · REALTOR 992-2259 11 noanswer9t2-256t WATil'li WINNIE WINKLE . ·' 608 e. Main ,:· HiAI'Ii ANY BATHFlOOM! 110 Mechanic Sf. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 CLELAND REALTY WHA"T"S ~N' ON?l ~'T OKAY, CICE;;w, INT.A.'1W Te.aford, Sr. Broker 10·1Hlp utility HAIPITMe • . BAT THIS SIDE. 0' HEVVIN--- FURNITURE Murray 10 speeds- discount prices. · LAYAWAY FOR XMAS Open lo 7; Closed Mondays AI-\ IS TH' KJNDJ:S'l' OLE. WMP0/1390· . LO UNGE ' 992·2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy yoo ' .,_,..'rJelm, PUtlf 'Rt. 7 "at elution light" . . ..... .:. or . . J1 Ill Kuhl's Bargain Center 10-3-301p I~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~..j RACINE - 10 room house, bath, basement, garage, two . lots. Phone 9.W-431J. 4-5-tfp , FIVE-f'OUND "TELeVISION Q:T! POMEROY HOME & AUTO CARPETING THROUGHOUT. '65 FORD parts, 4 new tires on (BEAUTIFUL) JUST rims, 4 doors, 6 cylinder $12,500.00. LEVEL LOT 100x130 · motor, transmission·and rear · 1'12 story frame, 2 bedrooms, end and other miscellaneous parts; phone 742-6834. . (~arpeted) bath , dining. 10·15-3tc porches, gas F:F., uflllty, storm doors and windows. THIS YOU MUST SEE, Real Estate For Sale JUST $8,500.00. 4 ROOMS & bath, 3 acres of BEAUTIFUL HOME land, two-thirds basement, 1 story frame, 3 large B. R., building ~o· x 40', plus barn, located In Long Bottom, city large closets, beautiful bath. water, partially remodeled ; level lot out of floods 100xl20. phone 985·3529. Kitchen has buill-In range, 10-17-31p double oven, ref. and ·. .~ ·- ' fr!!<!ier, 'toads of upper and 8 ·ROOM house Md bath, nice base cabinets, O.R. carlarge lot, natural ges, built-In peted, patio, electric heal. cabinets In kitchen . <;lose fo .MANY OTHER FEATURES radio station In Bradbury. $23,000.00. Phone 99'.1-2602. 'Dien I realized It wu George's way of saying, "After 1 get Township , No. 2075A. flnlncelllralihtened out, we'll rret a date." But he couldn't . You are hereby .notified that Inventory and Ap the ~==""-,-...,--uy that to cuual frlendl. '111111 the kidding. Now I understand pra isement of the estate of the l!OIJSJ: 'fii long Bottom, phone when be wlnb and goofs off about "teaching me how to keep aforemen11oned, deceased, late 985-3529. said County, was tiled in this 6·11-tfc boule flnt." He'• laving face, .So I come·back with, "Yeah, I'm of Court. Said Inventory and 11M Olily llfl .roUnd wbo can boll water an egg an,d forget to App'ralument will be for ~ ..... ' Hearl"no before thIs Cour_t on the . put the 1U In It!' . . · . · : . . " I -A' C . 261h doy ol Oclober.- 1972. @I ' Grave~ ' • 1r onditioJiers Oh, )'II, we JUII rret the date I But he'U still hlive eight months 10 :00 o'c lock A.M. · · PamtrC)y, Ohio •Awnings · Any person desiring to · file to ''trllln me·" l,.t car payment it next June. - WlUJNG TO ' eXceptions thereto must file Phont 992·2975 •• Underpinni~g !hem at !test five diV$ prior to WAIT, AND LAUGH the date set. for httrino . . ' . Given under my hand and Complete mQblle hQme · 1966 - 266 cu. ln. '!·I In· of sold Court.lhts lllh doy service - plus gltanttc' Dill WIIIID&: . . . . seal ternaflonal engine, 4 speed of October 1972. . ·. .., lllsplay . of mobile omes . transmission complete,. . llln'l MOther point we Jiu-1 : People who ask 1'bave phone 992-7384. Manii;ng o . Webstei- always avalloble at ,.. ' • lit ,_ Wllldlnc·dale?" are u tactless u lltUe-molher 10-15-llc Judge and ex-officio cler'k . MILLER . of Meigs Counfv "Willi, no baby yet?" (to childless couples) Common Plus COurt , CAMPER to Ill :v. fon truck or •''lleltt t ... IIIIOOI'Il"(toc:oaplelwhoareh't). Probate Divl-slo'n MOBILE HOMES ' bull: -up pickup, all sell· •'Wiill" P'!J"'-'w ltldl u theM Wll'nnt no q~l0111 from contained; $700; phone 992· Ann B. Watson 1220 Wolhtniton atvd. 71'06 . .: II'I ddll'l lllhlr, mD If they're more dedalona Otpl.ity Clerk 123-7521 BELPRE, .O. '1!)- I5-61P. 1101 17, 2~. 21 mY f 8-15-tfc GENTLE ri ding horse and pony, call after 6 p.m. 99~5224. 10·16-lfc Buy 2 Pairs1 PAIR FREE WANTED. river deckhands, call only . M & G Transport NOTICE ON FILING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT Parkv·iew Kennels, Phone 992· 5443. 0 Help Wanted DIRECTOR ------,POODLE puppies. Silver 'Toy, APPLES, Fitzpatrick Or chards, Slate Route 689, Phone Wilkesville 669·3785. 8-30-tfc PANTS & JEANS SaH Wortcs, Inc. Inc ., JUST .TAKEN IN, Singer Sewing Machine. Will sell for small balance of $36.~1 or payments may be arranged. Phone 992-5331. 9-7-tfc I0-17-6tc unfurnished apartments . stove, sink and Ice box ; also all other infor·matlon con . Phone 992-5.434. S~ar~ 12 H . Johnbaat, cerning th is project, will be . 4-12-tfc alummum , $60; phone 367avaitable to the public for - - - - - - - - -7530. I0-15-6)c viewing at the Meigs Counly 3 ROOM house and bath' f ur •, • Engineer ' s Office , County nished ; also trailer; a dulls Garage, Meigs County only ; phone 99~-5592. Fairgrounds , Porn eroy , Ohio. 10-17-tfc J . PHI LLIP RICHLEY YoumlBsedonepolntwhen you answered D.O., whose fiance wu always making snide remarks abOut marriage, his coming lou of freedom, etc. · My flam;e did. tltls too. When people asked If we'd set the date, he'd 8118wer, "Not tlll Laura le1Jl118to cook and clean." WeD,'! proved I wua good cook and he knows I'm neat, but ltll1 th~ relllMks came. And my tears would sometimes follow. Then one day I talked wtth·Joe, my fiance's best friend. He said, "look, George has lots of problerris -like paying off on hili car, ilvlnf hliJ parents money, getting a better job, maybe getting , . Deputy Clerk Gallipolis, Oh io. DRIVE A LITTLE -SAVE A LOTI ------ After they are Hulled Starf Buying October 2, 1972. -------- • 10A1WEN1Y· PHONE 992:2550 NEW 1971 Zig -Zag Sewing Machine In original factory carton. Zig -Zag to make 8 TRACK STEREO, freight buttonholes, sew on bUttons, damaged, In beautiful walnut monograms and make fancy console. Will sell for $101.50 or designs with just the twist of a pay $1.50 per week. Phone 992single-dial. Left in lay-away 5331. and never been used. Will sell 9-7-ffc Pounds STATE OF OHIO DEPAR·TMENT OF TRANSPORTATION "NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF LOCATION AND DESIGN APPROVAL" CONTRACT SALES LEGAL COPY NO. 72-893 COLUMBUS, OHIO, OCTOBER 10, 1972 11 0) 17, ltc . cash or budget plan available. Phone 992-5641. 10-17-6tc v i~~~s;nt:~~!~~~~' a:~elle~S +++ chlfted." pa int spray. Used but in like new condition . Pay $34.45 Per Hundred, Services. attics . and I cellars; phone 949-3221. . 10-00tc system. Balance $79.34. Use our budget terms . Call 992SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC 7085. Lisle , Syracuse, V. V. From· the largest Tr~"'k SEWAGE SYSTE;MS 10-15-6tc Johnson and Son, Inc. Bulldozer Radiator to CLEANED, REPAIREO . 3 - ~·tfC Small~st Heater Core. MILLER SANITATION, WALNUT, modern style stereo---'-----~-Nathan Biggs radio , AM -FM radio, 4 STEWART, OHIO. PHONE BACKHOE AND DOZER work. Radiator Speciallsl 66~·3035 . speaker sou nd system, 4 Sepfic tanks installed. George 10-4-tfc speed automatic changer. (Bill) Pullins. Phone 992-2478. Balance $69.51. Use our - - - - 4-25-tfc budget terms. Call 99~ ·7085. For Sale 10-15·61c MACHINES. Repair Ph. AKC registered Collie pups. 6 SEWING all makes. 99~ - ~~84. service. USED Coppertone Hoover weeks old ; phone 675-1745 The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' washer, go od condition; after 6 p.m. Authorized Singer Sales and READY-MIX CONCRETE phone 992-3324. 10-11 -6tc Service. We Sharpen Scissors. delivered right · to your 10-15-3tp 3-29-tfc project. Fast and easy. Free ADMIRAL TV, black and white, - - - - - - - - estimates . Phone 99~·3284 . PARSON'S New 'Furniture, call 1-985-3901. Gertrude AUTOMOBILE Insurance been Goeglein Ready -Mix Co. , ·Kanauga, Ohio, 2 miles above Warner . lost your Middleport, Ohio. cancelled? Silver Bridge Is having an old 10 · 1~ · 6fp operator's license? Call 9926-30-tfc fashioned trade -in week . 2966. ---~=-=-::-::-:-:-:: nade In your old for new. BSA 650, chopper, coffin tank, 6·15-tfc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Don' t miss our 6 piece living springer custom paint. - - - - - - - - REASONABLE rates. Ph. 446· room sui tes for only $199.95. Harley Davidson rear end, O'DELL WHEEL alignment 478~. Gallieolls, John Russell , . Don't forget Vie deliver free. $1,400 or less. Phone 992-5663. • located at Crossroads, Rt. 1~4. Owner & Operator. So shop th is week and save. 10· 1~· 61p Complete front end service, 5-12-tfc 10-17-41c tune up and brake service. "7--:---:-::-:-::-:---:---:-2 YEAR old male German Wheels balan ced elec· C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer UTILITY trailer - 4 x 8 bed, 16 Shepherd, gentle disposition ; Ironically . All work Complete Service inch tires ; two single and one 675-5267, Pe>int phone guaranteed . Reasonable Phone 949-lf21 Hollywood type beds, nearly Pleasant. rates. Phone 742·3~32 or 992· Racine. Ohio new ; 19 inch Portable Phi leo 10-15·6fp 3213. Crill Bradford B&W T.V. with stand ; 366 5-1-11 7-27-tfc Locust St., Middleport, Ohio. 1970 HONDA 350, red , musf be 10-17-31p seen to appreciate , with DOZER and back hoe work, Heal Estate For Sale extras: phone 742-5943. ONE slightly used Homellte ponds and septic tanks, dit10-15-3fc Chain Saw; Pomeroy Home & ching service; top soli, fill . Auto; phone 99~·2094. 1971 KAWASAKI 100, excellent dirt, limestone; B&K Ex· 10-17-Src condition, ready to go. cavating . Phone 99~ - 5367, Dick Karr, Jt . Sacrifice for only p60.· Phone 30 ACRES with some farm 9-1·tfc:' Coolville 667:6214. machinery: call 667-3333. ., , 10-5-12tc I0-17-5fc COAL, Limestone, Excelsior Real Estate For Sale ELECTROLUX Vacuum Salt Works, E. Main Sf .. Cleaner complete with atPomeroy . Phone 992·3891. 7 ROOM house ~ bath with or tachments, cordwinder and 4-12-tfc w i thout furniture, paneled A heortng for this protect was For Rent held August 29 , 1972 in 1966 STARCRAFT Tent Trailer, Pomeroy, Oh id. AND ROOM fornlshed and sleeps 8; double dinette, 4 3 +++ Dear Rap : Your Walnuts will be Hulled Free of Charge and We Will Pay You. A_nn Jl, Wa_tson basements , · METRIC SYSTSM WHEN I OPENED HER COAT, SHe GAVe 61RT!-l ,,. POli C~ CHAN<;E,OVER TO THE Virgil B. TO OUR 'MECHANICAL HULLER · By Helen and Sue Bbttel · .ff>oiO ~ flif,J tof. I.Q. HAS MADSTHE 9~R!ORS. ·l~£roy o. Old DR . ~(;. CAMPUS CLATTER SMt(H' NELSON Wanted To Buy WANTED - End looder work, Over 80 years old . Made by Taylor and Fraley Organ Co., Worcester, Mass. One bellows lype. Phone 992-3904. ........ . - - - - - - -1_0-13-tf ' - . . . - - - - - - - - . . . ! BEAUTIFUL Maple stereo- WILL cut or trim trees. reasonable; also clean out radio combination, AM-FM radio, 4 speed intermixed changer, 4 speaker sound Air Condition~rs \ & done by hour or contract. Free Estimates. We also haul fill dirt, top soil. Dump trucks and low-boy .for hire. See Bob or Roger JeHers, Pomeroy . Phone 992-3525 after 7 p.m. or phone 9925232. ANTIQUE pump . organ, all H~TING . ' =: ponds, basement, landscaping. We have 2 size dozers, 2 size loaders. ·work For Sale UHEIL'' -~· Services. Dozer 10'-1 7-Sfp NOTICE . THE SHOP ,fARTH MOVING IY71 VOLK SWAGEN, super beelle. cheap. ~4.000 miles. A· . NOTICE To Go Take Me To Horne & Auto Open 8TII5 l'llonday thru Saturday 10-15-ltc eROOFING eHEATING · ePLUMBING eCARPENTRY •SPOUTING •PAINTING For Free [$nate II I HAVE -194-2 - J-EE-P-. - i:-u::11 - c,-ab:-;-gOod ~=6=06=E~.:M:a:l:n,:P:o::m::e::ro:y:,:O:. cond ition ; pl:lone 992·6383. r 10·17-6tp OPEN IVES. 1:00 P.lot. i'PMEROY, OHIO ., Attest : Gene Grate Cle rk . way. Pom~roy Geqrge Grate. Rutland, 0 .• .Pomeroy Motor Co. LEG~L EXPERT ,, Wheel Alignment •5.55 On Most Amerjcan Cars ' -GUARANTEEDPhone 'i92·2094 black raci ng stripes, loaded w ith -- over $1 ,000 worth of extras ; 1 owner, A-1 shape, $2,200; reason for selling, buying new car,; phon.e .. ' --------~,-------- . Card of Thanks Auto Sales ' 74~ · 5943. vo • u. Ph one He'Ien J ane, m. 1~:oo• NoJr . 5113. 10-l-tfc !:30 a.iw. .. lo 10-17-31c dalwood . finish with brown vinyl roof, vinyl saddle interior., 4-season air condltioni.ng, turbohydramatic, poW~r steering, whlte-w~ll tires, ral,ly wheel s, front & rear guards, power brakes, radio. · new products sind~ the for - CRI>i..'l, MI'IS STAA! L:::::::::::::::::::::====:;-;=:::::::~==::::c:===,-;::::::::::::::=::::::====::; walkway, a glasses pi;lir of 's r prescription withmen wire frames; ·phone 992 .2756 . . 1971 CHEVRO~ET S3095 . Mcllibu hardtop coupe, low mileage, new car title, san - 18 cenls p..- 'word six con- KOSCOT KOSMETICS (MINK stcutlve Insertions. OIL BASE) . We have many Each addltlona1 word 2c. · · OUT HERE FER THIS TIME 0 ' NIGHT ALL ~ ,I.'OI\ Business •· Services· West Virginra side on the new W· W t 1res . If you want a show piece & plenty of luxury great iron pill now with Vitamin c Nelson Drug ' · 10-16-2tp tds onllads paid within 10 days . CARP OF THANKS 1: OBITUARY Si .$0 for so word minimum . --- GO HOME , ELVINEY·- . . "(ILL 1 61 I RID OF THESE DA08URN HEE -CUPS B'l 'lORE LONESOME? ON PO,M!iROY·Bend Bridge on Sportwagon . Beautiful ~ral finish with vipyl Interior, . factory air c~ndi!loned, luggage rack, rJdto, 350 V-8 engine, a~tomatlc trans .• power steering &. brakes, like NEW lmprovelt "Zippies,'' the LOWEEZV!! WHAT IN ·· T~UNDER ARE 'IE SETTIN' Fouild -(o;··'. . 1971 BUICK · 10-16-2fp 25 Per Cent Discount on _paid .Po...,,, . Q\ 2 SIGIIS ·~6- ~ o ese Tablets and E-Vap ''water pills." Nelson Drug . constcutlve lnsertit>ii's. p::::::::==:::::::::::::J]r~~JJFEST CAN'T . . ~ G B lnaertlon . " BARNEY . Classifieds .Get Action!. Sentinel Classifieds _Get Results! . WA.rf AD~ NOTICE. INFORMATION · ' • DRA·"'-INES . PIANO. Tunlng, Lane Daniels, · J P.M. pay hfore .Publlcotlo"' Monday Deadline 9 a.m. October ~8th thru December 15th, ~~9 Broadway, Mid Colicellatlon- Corrections Will bo •~copied until 9a.m. for • dlport: phone ·9t2-70U. ~-- · Ooy of P~l>llcotion . . . 10-16-Stc J REGULATIONS :::::::-:::':: ' - ·- - : - - - - • 'l'ht~ Pupllshor rnerves the REDUCE safe and fast with deemed objectional The'· DUbU&her will no~ be resPonsible,' for more than one incorrect • .. IT'G NOT'OFn:N '(OU . CAN 6ET GIX COMPliMENT~ . IN ONE f)Ao( , FANTAfriCl �... I' Dlii18Uine~11f1«por......_,,o.,Oct.17,1m - ,_ ' '' . . . • '' Commission Agrees to Make Needed Children's Home RepaJrs ' I . The Meigs County Gorn- N5n. linoleum will be laid when all elecll'ical receptacles in any Of them. beginning of 1972, an additional · their findings and what ~d, missioners today agnied to The committee is working work at the home is compleled. today. Mr. and Mrs . 'Harry Clark, the r ooms . · Commissioner The commissioners agreed $4,700· was appropriated, and ditional furnishings will be make needed repairs . to ~ for. better conditions . al the Warden Ours said- a freezer "superintendent and matron at Clark is t0 see an electrician to rectify 'anything that was · this.has·been used lor medical needed. . Children's Horne and to pur~ Chlldren's Horne since· there is will be purchased, possi~lv 'the home, sa.id there are no . aboul the crxst of installing Attending the meeting In wrong and complete the work, expenses, new equipment an~ chase a freezer desp:rately . no longer a county .Welfare addition to those named were that ·rn.s bee'n .s\arted. . maintenance. '' needed ~re.. .' . Board. The committee will make (he Rev. Arthur Lund; tlie Rev. However, Clark said more Meeting with.. the Meigs The committee is interested money will have to be obtained .annual inspections at the home .. Dwight Zavitz , the lte~ . County Conunissioi\ers were in envlropmental conditions, a's $27,500 was appropriated to and meet again with th~ Charles Simons, Hugh Mcrepresentatives of civic . furniahlngs and necessities .at IRONTON - Three labor munlcipalitiJk_ in Lawrence, has 'demonstrated through the children 's .home fund at the 'commissioners in regard to Phail, and Martha Chambers, organizations including the ~ children's home. clerk. Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Mrs. Carol Adams, service unions representing over 2,000 Gallia ... ~eigs and Athens your efforts in the past a Sigma PhiSorority,XiGamrna chairman of the Ohio Eta Phi , union members have endorsed Counties. willingness to· be responsive to Mu; the Chamber of Com- Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi ·the candidacy of · John E. The AFSCME endorsement the needs of all public emrnerce, and the Ministerial Sororjty, as spokesman, asked Halliday, Gallipolis attorney In part said : "All candidates ployees. " , · · ' v the cilmmissioners .for a copy who is the Democratic nominee were carefully screened , for Ally. Halliday will be among WASHING'rON (UPI ) - · and Jim Brown all have one against school busing and his HOSPITAL NEWS of the budget for the children's for 92nd House District, Ohio awareness of the r.roblems of several area candidates taking Leaders of the congressional thing in common," said Rep . . vetoes of education money bills public employees and . also a part in the Oct. 23 Town· Hall: black caucus say that. black Louis Stokes, IJ.Ohio, Monday. to help ghetto schools and child Holzer Medical Cealer home and a , breakd.own of House of Representatives . William Jenkins, Gallipolis concern for improving the Politics '72 Special to be shown .DISCHARGES - Kenneth expe~s . Copies of , several entertainers and athletes · "They are all dancing to the care progr9ms. Price Jr,, Mrs;·Denver Gibbs years' budgets were shown to a ttorney and .Halliday 's concti lions of .their em- over · .WSAZ-TV, Channel. 3, supporting President Nixon's tune of 'benign neglect." ' Equally strong cri~icism campaign "'anager said today ployment." H concluded: and daughter; Clara CardweU, the cP!Ill'llittee. Huntington, W. \'a., between 8 candidacy are •qooJs" who Stokes, chairman of the came from Reps. Wilham "You have been selected as and II p.m. Mrs. t.,nthony Nardel and They were informed that a that the Ashland Area Labor have been "duped by._. .one of caucus of the 13 blacks in the Clay, D:Mo., J9hn Conyers Jr., Coucnil ( AFL-CIO); the one of those canrlirletr, who daughter; Esla Welch, Helen breakdown of expenses could ·House, said Nixon "has begun IJ.Mich., am! Ralph Metcalfe, their greatest oppressors." Rollins,. Odessa Mor{lson, 'be obtained from the auditor's Carpenter's Local Union No. "Sammy Davis Jr., Uonel . to strip away the constitutional D-Ill. 650, Pomeroy , ' a nd the Ralph Mitchell, Jac'k E. office. "It is both sickening and Hampton, Bilty Eckstein, and hwnan rights of minority, Pickens, Jr ., ~rs . George Mrs. Pearl Welker , American Federation of Stale, disg· racefui for any blacks, James Brown, Johnny Mathis poor and disadvantaged County and Municipal Em._.."6 Meetinll' Miller and daughter. Gertrude representing the sororily, s:~id Americans" in his stand especially entertainers who Miller, Carol Masters, ..Oorll windows need repair, a dinette ployees , _Council No. 8, are where they are because of endorsed Marshall, Sue Ann Knipp, Mrs. set Is needed, so are more Columbus, have black support, to be duped by • Leonard Koenig and daughter; closet space and a utility Halliday's candidacy. shrewd political con men and James 0. Jenkins, Ann .E. Avonell George, U~s Davis cupboard In the boys shower , The Ashland Area Labor then to have the gall to try to Jenkins to Raymond B. AllensCo uncil , which covers and Stella Booten.". room, and all cnildren need con black people·into believing worth, Betty Jo Allensworth, BIRTHS - Mrs. Dudley tables and lamps as lighting at Lawrence county, filed a The final.orientation meeting Corrected, Re-Recording , · that one of their greatest ophorne is "very written endorsement signed by for the 1973 Meigs County Middleport. Wears, Applegrove, a son; the pressor~. Richard Milhous · Mrs. William Lambert, Langs- Inadequate." . Woodrow W. Coleman, Junior Miss Pageant will be Nixon, is their friend and • Lewis Harper, Unda Harper ville, a daughter · Mrs. L!lrry CharlesKarr, commissioner, president , and . Harry M: held Thursday at the Trinity should be supported for reto Marion E. Gaylor, 80 Acres, UP mus 1·c, was named in· NASHVILLE , Tenn: ( I) election," said Clay. "This is Boyer, Gallipolis, a son; Mrs. replied · that several cli>sets Schaeffer, exec u I i v e Educational Building, Second R I ut and. , . strumentalist <if the year. · James Green, Gallipolis, a son have been built and more may secretary. The union serves St., Pomeroy, across from the The Statler Brnthers , whose ilothiJjg but pure bull." · Hattie L. Nesselroad to - Smger Loretla Lynn becan:e Clay said Nixon has spent , and Mrs . Richard Avis, be lnlllt. Rooms at the home 1,200members in the Lawrence Pomeroy Post Office at 7:30 Joseph R.- Fields, Rita M. . the first wo~~n ever ~o wm County area. . . p.m. Gallipolis, a son. · are being painted and new Fields, 65.07 Acres, Bedford. countr.y musiCs entertam.er. of big record was "Class 'of '57," more time with black athletes The Carpenter's Umon en- . All high school senior girls Lawrence R. Gluesencamp, the yea~ awar d Monday mg ht . were named the vocal group of and entertainers in the past dorsement (AFL-CIO) was Interested in entering the Jr., Patricia Gluesencamp to and ~hided her husband for th~::~~~ fourth straight year, few weeks than he has with . signed by Henry C Peery, pageant may do so at that Lawrence R. Gluesencarnp, sk!ppmg the event to go hun- Danny Davis and his Nashville "legitimate black leaders" in business representaltve, and meeting. . Mrs. Macy Letitia Gluu.,;nd, Mni. Gilbert (Catherine) Meal, Sr ., Louise Gluesencamp, tmg. Brass were named in- three years. Entry fortns and other in- Parcel, Lebanon. "He must think all blacks are 98, of 60 Chillicothe Rd., both of GaiUpolis, with whom represents 300 . members ,[n "The only thing I'm sad strumental group of the year. Lawrence, Galha, and Me1gs formation in regard to the fool$ and will be r~pped off by . Gallipolis, died· at ~:20 p.m., she made her home until Ralph Brewer Violet Brewer about ts that my husbanu has . , Merle Haggard, was honored pagean t will be available lo. Lawrence R. 'Gluesencamp, gone hunti~' and couldn't make for his albUm of the year, "Let 30 pieces of silver and his Monday in the Wellston Nur- recimtly, and four grand- counties. political trickery. Tricky Dick The AFSCME ( AFL-CIO) there. A film on the 1970 Sr Louise Gluesencamp 1 2 tt tomght, MISs Lynn told a sing Home. She had been in children and · 12 g,·eat., ' · 1 tel · · d' Me Tell You About a Song." endorsement was signed by natil!nal Junior Miss will be Acres Lebanon hasn't changed a bit," said nationa ev1s10n au 1ence. failing helllth the past three grandchildren. Thomas E. Morgan, 233 S. High shown. It features the Ohio Clay. Sid~ey J. E;vin to Agnes Miss Lynn, a coal miner:s years. She was preceded In death by Street, Columbus, and Junior Miss Pageant and the Conyers said the black Ervin Lot 311 Middleport. daughter who staged a benefit MARRIAGE LICENSE Born Aug. 28, 1874, In Meigs her husband, Daniel represen ts 500 employees of Tennessee State Pageant. has been waiting two caucus c. Schul~ · dec'd , to Paul performance last year for the · . L N n County, she was the daughter Benajamln Gilliland, on May . state, 1 21 county and Th widows and children of a Eddie ee e so ' ' months for a rnecting with 1 of the late' Daniel and Hannah 17, 1917. Kentucky mine disaster, also Rt.p2, Nixon. Metcalfe said most She was married on March Smith Frank. · • · lis'flerce orne, . , 1 blacks were sophisticated Schultz Jr. Albert H. Schultz was named fema e voca > o k ' 'Pr 45 MidShe is survived by these 31, 1196, In Meigs County. One . ' ' ' the year and shared the vocal Jac Lee ovence, ' enough to ignore the "enchildren, Mrs. Adlai (Collie) son, Charles, preceded her in Bntta B. Brown, Claron G. d · . h dleport and Delores Ann Root, dorsements from black enSchultz Dennis G. Schultz duo of the year awar wtl . • B tt Rt I Lievmg, · Mason, w . va.; Mrs . death In Cincinnati on Oct. 9, (Continued from page 1) • • C T 't 35 Long o om, . . tertainers and athletes as a Gwynn N. Schultz, Cert. of onway w1 ty. . • Orville (Berdle) White and 1959. Four brothers and two Seattle, Wash., and Washington, D. C. means of influencing black Trans ., Olive. Charley Pride, the o~ly black sisters preceded her In death. voters." singer to reach prommence m She spent moat of ,her life In MRS. BAILEY}'HOME BONN , ,THE EAST GERMAN VOLKSKAMMER . couhtry · music, was named the Gallia and Meigs County parliament ratified Monday a treaty with West Germany that Mrs. Harry Lee Bailey has male vocalist of the year for area. been returned to her Pomeroy will make it possible for East Germans to pass through the Berlin Tonight thru S.Oturday the second year. in a row. Funeral services will be held October 17-21 DIVORCE ASKED Wall for the first time since the Communists erected it in 1961 to Former Louisiana Gov . horne after undergoing 10 a.m., Thliraday at MUler's stem the tide of refugees fleeing to the w,st. medical observation and A sui I for divorce has been Jimmy Davis, b'lllt known for Home for Funerals with Rev . THE GOD FATHER treatment at the Holzer filed in Meigs County Common Already some opponents of-Chancellor Willy Brandt's the song "You(Are My SunMarion Brondo ' Paul Hawks officiating. Burial (Continued from page I) Medical Center. Pleas Court and another was (R) will be in . Mo~nd }{ill Eastern policies were expressing skepticism about East Gernian and Miss Blaettnar modeled shine, " was inducted into the granted. Filing was Ralston D. 3 hours. of steadll{ promises to allow personal visits across the wall in connection Country Music Hall of Fame. Cemetery. her cadette uniform while engrossing entertalnmen . Hemsley, same address, Donna Fargo, a former RUGS ARRIVE AdultsI suo, Children 75c. Frlenda may call at the with the new traffic treaty. "Now we will just have to wait and Paige Smith explained the charging gross neglect of duty how the GDR (German Democratic Republic) fulfills Its California schoolteacher and a SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) funeral heme between 6 and 9 insignia .on the badge sash. and extreme cruelty. Wyatt E. pledge to make it easier for West German citizens to enter the p.m., Wednesday. Show Storts 7 P.M. Mrs. April Smith, leader of relative newcomer to country The first Oriental rugs from Radford was granted a divorce GDR," said opposition Christian Democrat Johann-Bsptist the troop, commented on the music, was honored .for her China to arrive in the United from Belva Radford, on · Grad! of Berlin. · origin of scouting and single of the year, " The States in more than 30 years charges •of gross neglect of welcomed a new member, Happiest Girl in the Whole were due to be unloaded today duty. Bernl~e K. Saxton, from the steamship Idaho, The WASRINGTON - MOUNTING CONTROVERSY over a Melody Snouffer. Another new U.S.A." The song of the year was 22 rugs , described as Pomeroy, filed suit against compromise $250 billion ceiling in government spending member, CheryI Lefebre was Hart 's "Easy "exquisitely btautiful," 'were Homer Eastman, St. Paul threatened today to postpone further the already-delayed ad- unabl e to attend . Cindy Freddie hand-made in Tientsen, the rug Minn., in the amount of $5,964, journment of the 92nd Congress. "Why, the President could close McKinney recited a poem from Loving." Charlie McCoy, who brought capital o( China, and were for support of two children for down the Capitol," protested Sen. Charles McMathias, R-Md., as the Cadette handbook. ,a seven year period. the harmonica back to country · valued in excess of $50,000, lawm~~kers pored over the compromise, under which President Badges were presented .by Nixon could cut most outlays at will. · The bill was drafted in a huddle between House and Senate Mrs . Smith to the troop • - - - - - - - - - - - -...- - - - -...~~~~~~~~~-, negotiators, with advice of administration officisls, as congressional leaders sougllt in vain to wind up the two-year session Saturday night. )l'lnal House and Senate votes on this and hospitality, outdoor cook, pen another last-minute compromise on welfare and Social Security personal health, and water 'a· finally were put off until Ibis week with the revised abn of adSusan Burns - active journing not later than Wednesday. citizen , backyard fun, collector, books, hospitality, songster, water fund, cyclist, dabbler. Cindy McKinney - Songster, SYRACUSE - A Halloween categories with the top winners party sponsored by Syracuse each receiving a silver dollar. personal health and sign of the Vlllage Council the first time Mrs. Robert Holstein and arrow. Nita Rusche! - health aide, wlll be held Sliturday, Oct. 28, Mrs. Jack Duffy will canvass at the new municipal building. the town for donations. As of active citizen, backyard fun, Children from toddlers through Monday donations totaled $65. collector, personal health, junior high school age are Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McPhail, songster, and sign of the star. Jane Sisson - community invited from Syracuse and Mrs. Corbett Patterson and Minersville. Eber Pickens will be in charge safety, dabbler, hospitality, personal health, water fun , There will be games, four of games. songster, rambler, and cake walks, candy treats, and Children will be given tickets refreshments of doughnuts, for each event, which .is free, in needlecraft. Paige Smith - personal cider, and candy apples. order lhllt each child attending For ciistwnes, a prize of $5 will receive treats. · The health, pets, home health and will be awarded the winners in · committee of council planning safety, art in the round, magic prettiest, funniest, most the party will meet again next carpet, dabbler, foot traveler, original and ugliest categohes. )\{onday evening at the home of musician, my·community, my, troop, pen pal, songstet, .story Pre-schoolers will be judged· Katie Crow at 7:30 p.m. teller, and troop dramatics. separately in the four The green and yellow color ~ scheme was carried out in the refreshment'table decorations. The cake, Inscribed " Girl Scout Troop 61," was served with lime punch and green and yellow mints. Mrs . .John William Blaettnar, Mrs. Paul Burnes, Mrs. Edith Sisson, and Miss Debbie Harbrecht, troop ... of peace of mind when you have assistant assisled with the serving. The table was cena checking account. Whether .it be tered wlth a dried winter arrangement made by, Jane personal Qr business. the records a Sisson. ' 3 Unions Eridorst{Halliday Blacks for Nixon Ridiculed Property • al Fm Transfers Is Thursday· '. Fork-tainer to Pick Up," Compact County'~ Wastes . · A majpr step toward solving Meigs County's'solid waste disposal problem has been taken by the board of Meigs County Commissioners. Tues.day, a Cobey "fork-tainer, " a huge piece of equipment which will lift and empty large metal trash containers to be placed about Meigs County was delivere'd. The commissioners, Charles Karr, Sr., ·Robert Clark and Warden Ours, received the fork-tainer from J9mes ' stewart, Reynolds Truck Bodies, Inc. , Columbus, · and Sonny Mansperger, regiomil sales manager of the Perfection-Cobey Co., Galion. Weighing 28,000 pounds, the "forklainer': will travel to 30 trash collection stations in Meigs County, The equipment will lift the stations and empty their contents into its compactor. Trips will be . Mjss Lyrtn Year's 1 Top Entertainer News. ••• in Briefs pp~rnergy28, Cloudy tonight with a chance of snow north and rain or snow south. Lows in the upper 20s and 30s. Thursday, mosUy sunny and cold. Highs in the upper 30s and 40s. • Devoted To The lnleresu Of The Meigs·Mason Area' VOL XXIV NO. 130 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18. 1972 -ELBERFELDS _IN POMEROY a· u· [ •• n .......................... . A88URfD : •• • :• • ·YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR . ADMIRAL : •• • :• •• checking account gives.you can help ' ti:"" • - .... ;o~~oo-.--.:~ ....--:.~.. r ••••• ....... _.......,.. __ ..,.,.-:..•.-::".:--·-.r.:.=. ......... :::: UW-1>1·--.-. _,...,_ -1 . """-""' , _ _ •.,.... _,,..., .. _,,.._11 .......... a-a_.., ..... ""'"". IIV-1>1-... __ _. -I make tax time or any time easier to know where you stand financially. ftr .. jllbt. . . . . . . . . . ..,l $' ., _............. £....... ~ .- n ' •• rugged •• the men· who weer t:hern · .·See th~ complete selection of Carhsrtt Brown Duek Work Clothes and Super l)u Hunfil!g Clothes - Men's Dep.rtment, P ' ..... IIDIMIDI•L111Cl•~olllll'I'T 01110 ' ' '• Pd1111D t II •a• M I. ost ers SAIGON (UP!)- The U.S. command today announced the crash of two jet fighter:bombers - one of them a swingwing Fill, the second of the controversial warplanes to crash over North Vietnam since they returned to Indochina three weeks ago. The $15 million swingwing Fill all-weather bomber and its two crewmen were lost on a raid over the North Tuesday, the command said, and an F4 Phantom crashed just ,before dawn today about 10 miles north of its base at Ubon, Thailand, after a bombing run in North Vietnam. Hanoi Radio monitored in Saigon today said North Vietnamese antiaircraft gunners "blasted to pieces" the Fill Tuesday over Vinh Phu Province northwest of Ha·noi. The Communist broadcast said the two crewmen were killed but the U. S. command officially listed them as missing in action and said the "cause and location of the apparent crash are MR.ANDMRS.JACKCARSEY,Ieft,recelved 25 year membership pins and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pickens, Reedsville, received 30 year pins at the annual Farm Bureau meeting held in Chester Tuesday night. Co~Op Members Name Trustees Honoring new and ling-time . members , election of four trustees, adoption of resolutions covering a wide range of subjects and entertainrnent by ins t.r u mentalists, the 'runetirners, )\'ere highlights of the annual Meigs County Farm Bureau meeting at the Chester Elementary School Tuesday night. Membership pins were presented to new 1972 mem- bers as well as long time members . up to 45 years. Receiving the pins !~om Robert Burdette were : New members of 1972 - Ron Eastman, Harold White, Hershel B. McClure, Florence Wilson, Harold Proffitt, Richard P . and Barbara Dugan, Dallas Hill, Donald Pigott, Kenneth Davis, Harry · Richards, Homer A. Cole, Mike Thompson, and James Kunath. Also, Gljil Buck, Henry G.. '"lltlllll':lllll':SomomJ~ · l"J~ · " ••~Y.-.;.w.w C0. . • •. ' • • . • . ~,....., . ..;. o'oYO?;.", .. " ~ ' •• •• • •.,..b••. ... •C............... ~;.:<} ~~ . -- ';9 ,"'0 Arnold,, Arthur 0. Reedy, Norman R. Humphreys, Willis Anthony, Lloyd Wright, Mildred Frank, Doris Ramsburg, Tracy Whaley, Donald C. Roush, Norman L. Weyersmiller, Virgil L. Hill, Maxine Diddle, Jack Teaford. Members getting 25 year awards, J. M. Gaul, ·Jack W. Carsey, U. S. Nease, Delbert Smith, Virgil Hamm. 30 year awards, Howard Parker, Ivan Well, Arthur Spencer, Warren Pickens, Dana C. McCain, Gerald F. Morris, John T. Holliday. 35 year awards, Hwnphrey Farms, Dan M. While, John E. Grueser. 45 year award , G. L. Michael. The 175 persons attending lbe (Continued on page 8) · ·ews•• in BriefsJ ·O eland By Untied Press Internaliooal . HONOLULU -THE NAVY DISCLOSED Tuesday lhllt four persons were injured and II arrested as the result of a · ~r~cial bsttle" aboard the fleet oiler Hassayampa. It was the second reported racial brawl aboard a Navy ship within. a week. The incident occured while the Hassayampa was at Subic Bay in the Philippines. The four injured all were white and the II arrested all were black, said a spokesman for the conunander in chief of the Pacific. "Charges are being prepared against" the II blacks, he Sllid. · · A Navy spokesman said he could not immediately explain why ~nly blacks were arrested, wily only ':"hiles were injured and how many crewmen were involved in the fighting. To OJair Program Hank Cleland, · Jr ., was named chairman for the annual Gifts for the Yanks Who Gave ·Program when Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, met Tuesday night at the post home. . COLUMBUS- SEN. GEORGE McGOVERN'S presidential According to plans made at campaign coordinator, Lawrence O'Brien, held a telephone last night's meeting presided conference caU with Ohio newamen Tuesday ·and said respon, over by Kenneth Harris, siblllty for "pollee state actions of the Republican Pa~ty in 1972 commander, Nov . 16 was selected for the annuai ' 'Dough must rest with President Nixon. Dough" , campai!!n . · Referring to the Watergate bugging incident, the former for Through the program, post Democratlc·Party national chairman was aske!f why the bugging mcident and other aCcusations of political espionage by the members deliver bread to Republicans had not been reflected ln pubUc opinion polls which Pomeroy hom~s and accepr contributions for the program. show McGovern far behind the president. "First of all it Is not accurate to say the polls have not Last year the Eighth District of moved "said O'Brien. '•We still have a distance to go, We have to which the Pomeroy Chapter Is move :Oore in the n~t two or three weeks. The American a part raised $6,000 for the program to provide money and people," he added, "will not tolerate political espionage." gifts for veterans ln Veterans Hospitals in Ohio. ANCHORAGE ALASKA -'- DESPITE picking up brief Three members, .Virgie electronic . I s 'from an emergency ·beacon, Coast .Guard Hobstetter, (loy Reuter and helicopters had no luck Tuesc~Jy intbeaearchfor a missing pisne Tom Hennessy were reported . carrying pemocratlc House lead~ Hale Boggs and !hree.others. hospitalized •. Membership to · The search wu caUed off at nlghtfaU arid was to r:esume at date was 'reported at 192, dawn today~ The signalS were beard about 5.p.m. EDT while two · Tile annual oyster stew Jtelicopters were over the rugged Chilkat mountain range on th~ dinner was set for Nov. 7 when Manlftelcl Penlnlula, 10 miles south ol Juneau. The Coast Guard World . War I Night will be said ~ first beep ~sted 40 minutes and the ~ond 3t) seconds: observed. A social night was announced for Oct. 28 at the DEMOCRAT GEORGE 8. M.OOVERN accused President post h.ame for members of the ·T d fri nda Nixon today ol callling a recession that put 2 million persons ~t post, &UXIUlfY' an e . · ·of work. '!'be President stayed in Walhing1M and turned his Members were asked to g1ve attention to the ~nt of rela~ With C!Ua. . blood at the Bloodmobile on ' . McGovern, who continues to trail Nillon by ·a wide margm . Oct. 23. Refreshments were ~rvtid by Paul Case!. unknown.'' Spokesmen said the two where captured documents Phan tom crewmen "were indicate a new country-wide immediately rescued by a offensive has been ordered lor locally based helicopter" with this weekend. no injuries reported. They said cause of the Phantom crash - Monsoon weather agai n was likewise unknown. Tuesday restri cted U. S. In other war developments : bombing raid s over North _ Presidential adviser . Vietnam, with only 280 tactical Henry A. Kissinger, following strikes reported. Spokesmen another round of secret talks said the · radar-guided Fills Tuesday in Paris with North remained airborne despite the Vietnamese peace negotiators, Tuesday loss and flew night was en route to Saigon today missions north of Hanoi. - Government for consultations with id tod th military · Nguyen van Th 1eu ' o1 sources President 'b' l'sat th ayC ere was , ta So · t u s poss1 1 t y e ommums s ~th VIe nam. · · Army · could hit Saigon with rockets Ch1ef-<>f..Staff Gen. Creighton b t th t "th . d , f W. Abrams arrived in the 0 a ereisno a~ger 0 capital earlier today from a g·~r"d attack agamst · the Washington but the Pentagon cap! · · refused to say if his visit was related to the Kissinger negotiations. White House spokesmen soft-pedaled the Kissinger trip but it fueled speculation that progress was being made in peace talks. -The Saigon command said government troops Tuesday drove the Communists from two Central Highlands hamlets seized earlier in the day. But the North Vietnamese remained in control of four other hamlets in the highlands,, $' RACINE - All Paren tTeacher Associatio ns and Parent-Teacher Organizations of Southern Local School District have endorsed the five mill renewa l levy to be voted on Nov . 7, Ralph Sayre, superi ntendent, told the Southern Local School Board Tuesday night. Sayre said he has explained the levy to all pr'inclpals and non-teaching personnel of the district and will talk with the teachers of the dislrlct today. In other business the board named four persons to serve on Uw Rio Grande Community College committees. They are the Rev . Charles Norris in the area of education; Frank Cleland, physical development; Larry Wolfe, historical development, and Charles Pyles, business and Industry. Following recommendati~n by Sayre the board hired John Dudding as junior hi gh basketba)l coach for the 1972,73 school year and set graduation exercises on S~day, May 20, 1973. Defendants Fined Six defendants were fined and four others forfeited bonds in the court of Middleport Mayor John Zerkle Tuesday night. Fined were Buddy McKinney, 55, Middleport, $15 and cos ts, intox ica tion ; Don Lovett, 49, Portland, $25 and costs, intoxication; kenneth T. Wyant, 62, V.ienna , W. Va ., $5 and costs, stop sign violation : Carolyn Ann Charles, 34, Logan, $5 and costs, following too closely; Steven K. Lane, 18, Middleport, $15 and costs, speeding, and Frank Lauderrnilt, 24, Middleport, $10 and costs, Intoxication. Anna . M. Theiss, 47, Syracuse, was assessed costs only for opening a car door into traffic. Forfeiting bonds were Melvin Darst, 42, Middleport; Donald E. Pauley, 53, West Carrollton, $30, and Jerome Roberts, 65, Carrollton, $30 each, posted on Intoxication charges, and Mary V. Kesterson, 39, Pomeroy, $25, driving left of center. Meeting with the board was Lyle Webster, Portsmouth, of the Bureau of Rehabilitation. He ssid people who may need rehabilitated are invited to attend a meeting on Oct. 5. Sayre explained the Search for Consensus and announced that a county meeting will be held at Meigs High School on May 25 at 7 p.m. Also meeting with the board was Charles Baer; head teacher at Syracuse Elementary, who reported on the Right to Read Program at Wellston on Oct. 12 which he attended as a representative of Meigs County, Sayre presented the board a · substitute teacher list; said he had received an application for a position as teacher from Rose Ann Jenkins; reported on the school lunch program, noting that 37 pet. of the children In the six schools of the district are being fed under the free lunch program, and that total enrollment in the sit schools Is 1,033. Sayre dis closed he had received booklets on Ohio Schools minimum standards Including the latest revisions for elel)!e~Cary 'and secQI!.~~Y (Continue4 onf page 12) Plaintiffs Wm" .Awards ·Security Sewage Equipment Company, Crestline,.9hio, and Ray C. Blackburn of Cleveland, Tuesday were 1 awarded verdicts against the ' Ohio Valley Electric Corporation of Cheshire, Huntington Piping Company, Huntington and American Electric Power Service Cor· poratlon of New York. Gallla County Common Pleas Court Judge'Ronald R. Calhoun ordered Hunt~ Piping Co. to pa~ the plaintlfb $1,170. Security Sewage . Equipment had. , originally sought $8,157 ~Ius mterest. OVEC . and . A~er~an Electzic .Power .Service ere ordered · to .}"BY the sum (l $3, 372· In the origlnal p:Utlon the plain~s sought ~,52UO. ' The a~lon derived from the Installation of sewer equip: ment at the . Kyger Creek Power Plant. Judge Calhoun .further or, · · ·dered that upon payment of the l dg Is. the rnechanic'lllen u . men • . (Continued on ,Page 12) .I , • 1 TEN CENTS ,. ' . I PHON E 992-2156 androDyottRletLo3~ Council Sets Party Day YOU'RE missioners, from the left, Charles Karr, Sr., Warden Ours, Robert Clark, county commissioners, and Sonny Mansperger, regional sales manager of the Perfection -Cobey Co. American motorists drove an estimated 945 billion miles in passenger cars in 1971. see r:~: ' Weather Girls :~~t~;~~lff~ws:~:n::.~~: . made as needed to a new county-<>perated a progressive step to improve the ecology dump located .in the Thomas Fork area. of Meigs County. Meigs is the first county The containers, of various sizes, will be in Ohio to adopt the fork-lainer and conplaced outside of villages the coun ty tainer system, the representa tives said. C(llllmissioner said. Residents can travel The equipment was ·purchased by the to the containers to empty their refuse for county commissioners t hrough a federal the pickup by the "fotk-lainer." grant made some months ago to esta blish The county-<>wned dump is almost a landfill facility. The landfill will be open ready. Aroadway to it has beeh built and a for use by collectors operating in Meigs , driver has been employed to operate the County villages, but there will bt a charge. fork-tainer. He will be given lextensiv~ There will be no charge to residents out- · . training · on the equipment by Stewart side of the village who take their refuse to when the landfill is ready for operations. the large metal coniainers to be placed at The landfill will be wired for electricity various strategic points in all of the upon final approval by the state. Movies of townships, the equipment operations will be taken by The cost of the compactor rig and the two firms , Reynolds Perfection-Cobey, containers from the Reynolds Co . was for showing in other Ohio counties. $18,478.78. The chassis for the new JAMES STEWART, left, Reynolds Truck Bodies, Inc., Representatives of the firms said the equipment was purchased through the representative of Columbus, presents the keys to the new equipmen t• nd container pickup system is Meigs Equipment Co. at a cost of $16,198. garbage collection fork-tainer to Meigs County Com- MEIGS THEATRE CHECKS AND BALANCE ' '· Now You Know Mary Gilliland Died on Monday M. irn ~i~~~u~z, Da~iel: ~~~~~ ~· ' i .. • ' • - f . ...•. of / ~. WORKMEN OF TilE P. R. COFFEY CO., Raceland, · Ky. are removing tons of rock which fell near. the Pomeroy Po~ Offi<;e and the Pomeroy Public Ubrary last Dec ..3. Th~ • ( \ then .boulders are broken up and hauled away. Windows of il9th the post office Bl)d the library h.lve been boarded up for protection, .. ·· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 17, 1972 frank gilliland