https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/307cdc38afafad09fc64319dbadd6cf9.pdf eed07891191ac19a7385851b90ee3784 PDF Text Text 8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Mondlly, Nuv. 17, 1975 • :::::::::;:::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:: HOSPITAL NEWS Holzer Medical Center {Birth, Nov. 141 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hart, daughter, Pomeroy. t Blrths,.Nov. 15) Mr. and Mrs. Roger Burne tt, daught er, Gallipolis; Mr . and Mrs. Geoffr ey Coburn, son, Jackson ; Mr. and Mrs. . Lakin Southall , daughter, Cottageville, W. Va . tBirths, Nov. l61 Mr. and Mrs. Rober t Damschroder, daughter, Rio Grande; Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Leach, daughter, Hamden; Mr. and Mrs. David Som· merville, son, Gallipolis. PLEASANT VALLEY DISC.llARGES - William Staton , Point Pleasant; Okey Keefer , Point Pleasant ; Rocky Davis, Point Pleasant ; Harvey Flora, Leon ; Mrs. Leonard Wilkinson , Mason ; Mrs. Lee Flora, Southside; Jessie Yonker, New Haven ; Mrs . David . Jeffers Sr ., Mason ; Mrs. Richard Canterbury and daugh ter, Mason; Inez Gleason, Point Pleasant: liaroid Smithson, Point Pleasant ; Mrs. Harold Bright, Point Pleasant. Veterans Memorial Hospital SATURDA~ ADMISSIONS William Chaffee, Pomeroy: Ava Gilk ey, Harrisonville; Leona Jones, r--------...., MEIGS lHEATRE TONITE thru THURS. NOV. 11·20 NOT OPEN FRI. thru SUN. NOV. 21 -23 Norman Jewison's "ROLLER BALL" fTechnlcolor) Show starts at 7:00p .m. FEES RAISED ATHENS, Ohio iUPII The 'board <Jf tr~stces lit Ohio Unlverslly voted a ~1>-pel'quarlrr Increase In fct'8 beginning In the winter quarter, It was announced today. The board, meeting here during the weekend, said '10 of the increase would be added to the instructional fee, and first such Increase in three-and-a-hall years and the re~t~ainlng $5 would be added to the general fee, the first Increase In seven years: Galli polis. S ATU HDAY D I S CHARGES Bill y <:arson, Thelm a D u g a n ~ Lucille Wise, Bclltricc Price, Mina Hess, Nellie Frederick, Letetia Rea. SUNDAY ADM ISSIONS Alice Balser, R<~ c ine; Juanita C.hapman, Clifton; Howard English, Pomeroy; Lawrence Clark , Pomeroy; Har old King, Pome roy. SUNDAY DISCHARGES Darlene Spangler, Charles Leml ey, Mary Hendri cks, Martin Cunningham, Clifford Holzer, Norene Shepard. ·!;!;!;';!;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;!;!;!;!;!;!;!;!;!;!;!;!;!;!;!;!;!;!;!;!;!;. Teenage (Continued from page I) At 2:15 p.m. Saturday on Rl. 5M, one-tenth of a mile two travelers west of State Rt. 7, Ulric Deer were involved in two Sweesy, 47, Cheshire; pulled from the intersecton on Third s i r~ l e vehicle traffic acst. ,·in,Cheshire into the path cidents Sunday. Sheriff Robert Har· of an auto driven west on tenbach's Dept. said that a Main St., by James Blair, 46, deer caused light damage to a Rt. 2, Bidwell, Damage was car driven by Melissa J. moderate. Sweesy was cited Proffitt, Route 1, Portland, by the patrol for failing to traveling east on Route 124 at yield right-of-way. 10:30 a.m. Sunday. The deer . The patrol reported was not killed. Later Sunday William Strong, 22, Wilkes· on Route 7, one-half mile west ville struck. and killed of Route 33, a deer was killed a deer on the Rt. when It ran into the bed of a 35 by-pass at 2:40 a.m. pickup truck driven by Sunday. At 8 p.m. Sunday in Delmer Shamblin of Dexter. Meigs County on Rb 7, four miles south of Tuppers Plains, Charles Neal, 18, Rt. MEETING CANCELLED 1, Parkersburg, struck a RACINE - A meeting of deer. The animal was not th e Racin e E-R squad There was minor killed. scheduled tonight has been damage 'to Neal 's vehicle. cancelled ~lll further notice. No one was cited or injured In an accident at 8:10 p.m. Sunday on Lincoln Pike Rd. , near Northup. According to the patrol, Dempsey Deer messed up Utilities (Continued from page I) untII the suit is settled. Mayor Tom Moody, Colwnbus City Co~cil and Colwnbus Utilities Dire.ctor Robert Newton, in addition to the two utilities, are named in Ute suit. -:======:=;:=~=-=~---_;,. I Wickline, 56, .Rt. 1, Mercerville, was southbound on Lincoln Pike: He attempt- f~rn, ·tosiidm~~fe th! r~~fd Reagan expected 'to.make candidacy ·kn.own Thursday . ' Juniors ·aive. clas Iay Friday everung' ·~~< ~ Ford From a Great American Bank News •• in Briefs marfl et coni oni '' orcherra c uctuat ons, n ex ange ra~t:e ~~t!~n•. : : t •• k" 'is to dele 1 urgen ,..s ·• a recession 1!ld unemployment, while at lhe 11811le time staving off further in· ~~· will ot llo the e a ~ the recovery to n falter, de Jar ion d will c at sal · "We not = t a~ther outburst of F ;:~in dl8cussin or fth _:JI gblenergy,oneo emaorpro f c1n th u ited States erna a a g e n • e ~=~~:~~ ~':,~:~~ c1 i linked to ~ ttln ear Ysources I>6e· g more energy The six they wW continue to coo rate "to red d pedence on ucet ourd ~ th h 1mpor e energ, roug conservation lnd ~ development of .alternatl said · IIOUfceB." -• OHWI ''Success Is best uplelned by a four letter world - WORK!" You'll find your painting almost "work-free" when · you use Prall & Lambert. lh• paint that promises success everytlme - and ma)<es Its promise good. 1789: One man to lead A merica. THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. Pomeroy, Ohio 140,000.00 Muimum Insurance for Each Deoosilor export&. Anoth~r I I B;\NI\ BEDROOM· . . UP BAKER FU.RNITURE ~---=M=IDOLE=.I'PRJ.•J!fi . i.d.e: the .cS&p~hort! shirt you can with. TWO ASSI8TED The Pomeroy E-R squad answered a call at 9:52 P·lll· Saturday to 146 Mulberry Ave., for Cecil Banka, suf. ferlng cheat pains. He was taken to 'Holzer Medical Center. At 5:07p.m. Sunday, the equad went to old Route 33 for Harold Ki~l. also with cheat pains. He wu taken to Veterana Memorial Hoepltal • . Ship 'n Shore brings you a shirt from the new . i.d. collection. And i.d. Identifies everythln~ you can relate to. Contempor.-y fit. R~tfreshlngly classic design. Easycare Soft Touch(r) polyester In very relevant colors. Sizes 6 to 16. VAN BURNED Damage was ttel at about ,poo from a fire in Pomeroy tO a van perUd near 1o the Farrqers Bank llld Slvlnp Co. II 7:10 p.m. Sllllirday. Fire Utlef ClwieiiAiar said the lire w• catlled by wirinC in the motor area ol the "-"• 'owned by Guy E. Gulnthet' of Gaillpolia. ,. Health ·center· faces closing Amajority of Meigs Co~ty voters having decided earlier this month ·a mental health center was not needed, services are being reduced In preparation lor closing the facility by the fitst of ~ ~~~t to!. year . Max In e. PI u m mer, executive dir.ector of the • Mental Health Board said today the Citizens for Mental Healtn Cortunittee and Meigs County:Mental Health Board ir. ,, U· ......~.t • Sportawnr, Second Floor Main Store. Annex and Warthouae- Toyland op8fl weelallya 9: 30 to 5, Friday 1 nd Sunday 9:30 to 1, Elberfelds In Pomeray I members · thank voters for · to look wi th the Meigs Co~ty s~pporl in the effort to renew Co111missioners and comthe Mental Health Levy on munity leaders for a wa y to November 4. Although the keep the Community Mental levy failed by 606 votes the Health Center open . Mental Health Board and There ar several hundred citizen backers will continue patients being seen by the clinical staff of the Center with wailing lists referred to the Cen ler by agencies, physicians, and state July, was signed into law in hospitals. The futu re of October. The FHA Rural continuing services is Rental Housing Program has dependent upon local dollars been responsible for .many being available in order to new housing projects claim state matching dollars . throughout the Ohio Valley, Mrs . Plummer said and with this announcement revenues from the present it appears as though work on levy will continue until projects aireadppproved; or December, when , if local beg~, can now move toward dollars are not available, the completion." (Continued on page 10) Rural housing allocatiO.n is made--Miller WASHINGTON, D. C. - U. S. Representative Clarence Miller has released the following statement ·re~ilr-' ding tun<Una for th~.Farin~ Home Atiiilliii*&-atl&! ·w'ttu'a\ renting ~'t\Oslng prpgr&rn : "We have just been advised by the Farmers Home Administration that Ohio's !lllocation of funds for the important rural rental 1\'ousing program for this liscal ' year will be $17.5 liti\liori. Funds for this vital p~ograrh 1\ave been delayed as a result of congressional fool-dragging on the agriculture appropria lions act. That legislation, which should have been enacted by e BICENTENNIAL SING - Fourteen troops of Meigs County Girl Scouts will join Thursday night to present a public Bicentennial Sing at Meigs Junior High School. Pictured here with Mrs. Gladys Foley, accompanist, are ' • at ·y ___en tine De~oted To • • OIS WinS 0 I By DREW VON BERGEN WASHINGTON (UPI) The Energy Research and Development Administration has selected a site at New Athens, W., for the location of a $237 million plant to tum " coal into clean burning oil and gas. The announcement was made Monday by Dr. Robert C. Seamans Jr ., administrator of the Energy Research and Development Administration. "These situations are always dHficult ones," said Seamans. "However, the Dlinols site was the clear~ut winner under the criteria that had been established ... I belleve this site provides the best balance between project needs and · acceptable envlromnentai and socioeconomic impact." II wW be the first large demonstration plant built in the United States to tesl a ' coal conversion process that NIGHT TROPHY - Mr. and Mf.a:DenniJ Keney, right, woo the first place trophy for a may help the nation meet its night event llaged Saturday in the Parkersburg area by the Blennerhasaett Corvette Club. growing energy needs in the Keney, holding the trophy, wu driver and Mrs. Keney navigator in the :15-ar competition 1980s. which designed f« particlpanta to locate a point after night from written instructions. With The plant will be jointly Mr .and Mrs. Keney ol Pomeroy are Mr. and Mrs. Rick Moody of Gallipolis, who took part in fmanced by ERDA and a thecer show competition of the event. The trophy was displayed Monday night when theMprivate consortium called G-M Corvette Cub met at the Meigs Inn. Coalcon. Six states were batUing for the site becalllll! if the process II'Oves to be commercially feasible, Coalcon expects to The Meigs County com- the program, the Community agreed to advertise for bids boill a much larger plant on missioners this morning Action Agency would acquire for a 1976 automobile for the the same site to produce 23,000 to 35,000 barrels ol oil a agreed . to make a homes in the $6,000 to $8,500 sheriff's dept . preHminary appllcatlon tor range, rehabilitate them with Wallace Amberger, day. In acklition, it would '100,000 in federal funda to be workers from the Man Power veterans service officer, produce pipeline-quality gas. A total of 16 sites were used for upgrading housing. Program . The agency would asked for additional ~ds to The appllcation is beil!g get the rehabilitated house operate the rest of the year COilllidered in Illinois, Pennmade through the Galli&· and a purchuing family and Carl Gorby, Beulah sylvania, West Virginia , Meigs Community Action together, the family being Strauss and Sharon lhle, Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio. Agency which requested the counseled on mortgages, representing the Meigs Those states had the conunissloners to make tne home repair and other County Department' of necessary ingredients-high application. Galli a Co~ty aiiPCCis of horne ownership by Health, discussed funding of sulfur coal and abundant a speech and hearing water. Commiasioners have already the agency. The Initial demonstration tak•n such action. Through The commissioners also program in 1976. Dale Warner, insurance plant will produce 3,900 agent, reviewed the co~ty 's barrels of low heat, boilerinsurance policies and James grade oil and 22 miWon cubic Page of Fleming, Page and feel of gas a day from 2,600 Stoils, Inc ., discussed a system for nwnbering houses • in the county. Housing funds asked First project Another tank for addl tiona! water storage to ,.rve the Community was selected as the first project to be sought under the Federal Housing and Development Act following .a public meeting ln !IUddleport Friday evening. Presided over by Mayor Fred Hoffman, the meeting iraa the first of two called to tliacuss community needs and to provide ctUzen input for the community's prelpplleation for f~ds under the HltCDA. Many items of Improvement were suggested by citizens attending the meeting in town.hall,. Amolli those discussed .were municipal renewal of business buildings In the vlllal!e, hlatorical restoration of older homes and buildings, a CCIIIIJII'Ihenaive street pilp, mllliclpal parking facilities, a tteU..Jiquidating health and mtdiCii center, tax-free bulldln8• and real estate to attract industry ,li mini-mass transit system (using the railroad ), development of rental standards for housing, improvements in the municipal sewage system, recreation facilities using de~elopment of Ute levee and river bank, an additional water tank for more water storage, the Page Street and urban Project, beautification by using flower arrangements In the business district. After discussion of all Iterns it was decided that for the first year application, the water tank project would provide the most improvement to the majority of village' residents. This project will be followed through by vlilage officials. A second public meeting will be held Friday, Nov. 21 at 7 p.m. at the old council chambers Friday, Nov. 21 at Village Hall to further discuss the preappllcation to be filed under the }lousing and Community Develop. ment Act. Jail escapee captured in Wilkesville . Danny Berry, 27, Middleport, was held in the Meigs County jail today after escaping from the Middlvport jail about 9:30p.m. Monday . Middleport Police Chief J. J . Cremeans said Berry had been arrested on Nov. ,16 as a suspect in the theft of a car near the Hi Ho Bar on Nov. 13. He said Berry had used a spoon Monday night to pry out the inside of a lock on the emergency door in a riew section of the jail. ·Area of· fleers were n~tified by r~dio of the escape and at 2:30a.m. . Berry was picked up in Wiikesvlile by a Wilkesville la111nan. . Betsy Herald, Lisa Smith, Rutland Junior Troop 1292; Helen Slack, Susanna Wise, Middleport Troop 39; and Carolyn Casto and Tammy Capehart, Pomeroy Troop 190, left to right, who will be among the 250 girls taking part in the Sing. · . The Interests o{The Meigs-Mason Area VOL. XXVII NO. 153 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1975 PRICE 15' --~~------~--------~~~-------~.::...:.._ __:._.:.__ _ ~...;;.:...::..:.....::._______________ '. ·ls water tank SUITFILEII A: suit to quiet UUe has been filed In the Metaa County Common Pleas Court by Mary Elisabeth Morris, Pomeroy, VI Gerald E. and Ellen Rough, Pomeroy. I, A flJll SU\Vi( l Elberfelds In Pomei'OJ ASK TOWED Jonathan Scott, 21; and ·Christina Millfr, 17, both ol Pomeroy. from' Baker's SUIJE $ MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION j II' • - . . - world trade, th~ , leaders urged apeedlng negotiations to cutting trade barriers, IIIICh as tariffs. They set a 1977 goal for completing negotiations on freah world talks on dropping such barriers. . They called for ''an orderly and fruitful increase" In trade with Communist countries. They said tbls will ald Eaat-West detente and prolpetity. The declaration called lor "early prectical action" to help developing COIIltriea, and the six laid they wW give "urgent" attention to bel!UIR 'the leu-developed countries earn more money oo their _Good .Buy. of Syracuse; · Mrs. Dorothy C&rter·to appear at the conventioo. was second with 110 volel •. Woodard, Pomeroy, and Mr. Wallace wu third with 57. · . and Mrs. W. B. Ledlie, local. Contacted at hia Plalna, Ga., home, Carter said he W11 •, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald "very pleased" with the results of the poll, wbich he called "an · Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Bob·· obvlolllte&tohtrength."Hesaldtholevotinglntheatrawpoll · Simmerman, Steve Sim- were ''Working people. !rem all over ~. even the merman, Mrs. Jean Messer, Panhandle northwelt Florida, and not party prolelllonail." Danny Morone of Columbus But Walllce's aldee lhrugged off the reltllt of the poll, spent the weekend with Mrs. remembering .that the Alabama goYemor wu oppoled by Elvira Florida'1 Demo<;rlltic offlclala in the 11172 ,.._ -'dentlal.,...-· isitor Barr. 'ere Other Mr andSunday Mrs ,_ __ry v s w . . andatWwootheelecUonwlth42percentoftbevote. Duane Barr and Shawn of Oak }1111, Mr. and Mrs. Blair SACRAMENTO, CAUF. - PRE'SU>ENT FORD'S unCadwallader and sons, Brian, precedented telltlmony that he helrd no "cllct" ..men LyJietle Chris and Brent of Seaman, Frommethruataplatolathimcouldhelpberdefenaef18htthe: Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. •..,·~ ... , ci!II'Ke llie attempted to kill the chief ueClltive, her attorney Barr Michelle and David says. Attorney John Virga wu to mailll hill openlnc atalllment' and Mr. and Mrs. MlchaeJ to the eight-wcman, four-mao jury and call the l1nl ol hll·· Barr· "llYe" witneuea today in lhe trial ol Mill Fromme, 27, a red·• Mr • and Mrs • Uoyd Merz of haired foliower of coovicted lll8ll m·-'-eel Char'__ ' ... - ... _,_,, Spring Lake, Michigan called Ford's videotaped testlmooy that he "didn't heir a cllek' on Mrs. Barr Saturday . and he didn't hear ,her aay IJ11thlng" could help COlllter; morning. They came to II'OsecutionwitnesseswhoaaidtheyheardthellammtrofMiss ' Wellston ·for the f~eral of Fromme's piatol hit the firing pin Vlrp said their aunt , Mrs. Lelia ' · " Johnson. Mr~. Jqhn~n was 8 forrn~r resident of Langs- · ill 1 : v e. ' . 1 Mrs. Vona Gllenwater spent the weekend at Middie rt at the home of Rev . . po Quee . and Mrs. James n. Mr. and Mrs. Uoyde Merz of Spring Lake, Michigan called on ·her brother and famli Mr. and Mrs. Carol y, · t da · Pierce, .Sr. Sa ur y. BOOSTERS TO MEET The Meigs Local School District Band Booelers will meet .at 7:30 thia evening In the band room of the high school. 1 The six countries now pay rod . tlhlls 700 per o11il ucmg na cent more for imported fuel than two years ago. ...;~nalnn of Ca111M 1 It's time to pull together. One government, .not thirteen. Our Constitution has been approved. Our capital is New York City. Our Electors have unanimou sly decided. The one man worthy of the job oflea~ing this new nation is George Washington. He has fears. He has humility . He writes, "I walk on untrodden ground ." But he also has our gratitude, our trust and our faith. We give him a triumphal journey from Mount Vernon to the cap· ita!. Arches, cheers, songs, streets strewn with flowers. Still , he trembles as he stands on the balcony of Federal Hall on the 30th of April. He takes the first oat h of office and adds his own words: "I swear·, so help me God." ~ • .' the weekend, said he would Connally and Commerce By IRA R. AlLEN make an Important an- Seeretary-deslgriate Elliot United Press Intemallonal Last week It was George nouncement in WIIBhlngton RiChardson also were I'·· •' I Wallace making lhe formal Thursday, presumably his speaking out on GOP polltlcs, announcement of a iong- decision whether to challenge bot most of the polltical . '.. ' 0 expe~d presidential can- President Ford for the action was by and among • didacy. This week it may weD Republican presidential Democrats. no!)'lination. Wallace, appearing on be Ronald Reagan. · In . his w~kend speeches, NBC's "Meet the Press," Reagan, who spoke in Oklahoma and illinois during the former California said that H elected president governor said,. among other he wow!! propose a con· •• things, he would he willlng to stjtutional amendrrient to let • have a black or a woman as a . people choose where to ~je~~d . • • e· running mate althougl! he their children to school. ••· himBeH would oot accept tbe He alao would not rille outa Sp On · 'd . vice presidential nornlruition. third party candidacy, sat • lie also said it ls time to he is taking royalties from have a woman Supre'"e campaign merchandise Court justice, allhougll the bearing his likeness becalllll! ....a. th to Under direction of Celia prime requisite for a place on he n..... e mooey .PIIY McCoy, faculty member, the court should be quality medical bills, and said he COMMISSIONER AND UBRARIAN - An Open f his would do most o , cam- . House S~day at the new Ma10n Instant Library officially J•wiiors of Meigs High School rather than sex. 1 d Vice President ,Nelson paigning by rad o an Presented a well-received opened Mo the publlc. Pictured here is Ubrar!an Evelyn •· , three·act comedy, "Up the Rockefeller, former television. l'roffit with Mason County Coll)lllissloner Michael : 1 1 fi De ti Down Staircase" in the Treasury Secretary John The liSt o ve mocra c .vbalen. · h 1 h ld sc'irol auditorium Friday candidate gat er ngs e '' ntght. across the countrY.bYllbera1s ------------------~--- .' Plot of the play revolved ended lltmdaY in Baltimore. didate ho t The six can s w a· around, Sylvia Barrett, edhad bing bad to played by Tammy Mossman, Co ed tend not say (Continued from page I) and her first year as a ( n11nu 1rom ~e 1J about one another - just . Franco's battle against death reached the onHIIOilth mark : teacher in the Calvin world trade, lnae¥e com· . about Ford adrnlnistration today. Doctors sald he was in Improved bot ''Vflr/ grave" ' Coolidge High School. in New mercia! exchanges with • economics. condition and noted slow~~~~ in his recovery from a third . York City. Miss Mossman Communist c,ountrles, In terms of emotional emergency operation. The medical prognosis came u ,• encountered complications stabilize international appeal, Fred Harris of Franco's succe8110r, Prince Juan Cari011 de Borbon, appeared • from both the administration currency exchang_es, give Oklahoma was the most to have set in motion his·own program for post-Franco change ' and the students and developing nations;·a better popular, 88 he has been at in Spain by removing the generallaslrno's restrictima oo Ule ' especially a problem student, ix'eak and reduce dependence !l'evioWI such meetings. use of regional languages. . ' Crenson Pratt. Another thorn oo Imported energy. · At 1:30 p.m. (7:30 a.m. l!:ST) medical bulletin said Spokesmen sat'd Ford pre in the side of the teacher was • Franco's postoperative course after Frlday'i stomach surl!flr/ Paul Reed, the assistant valled ill his insi~nce on Langsville News "iorogresles without incident," with signl that the in· principal. Playing the role of keeping the floating exDonna D. Phliiips of flammation of his abdominal lining was "receding slowly." Jt another teacher who change system, Which sub- Columbus graduated from said hiS temperature is 96.8, hia lung congestion Ia under befriends Miss Barrell was stantially benefits U.S. ex- ECPI Loss Prevention • control, and his vital functi0118 normal. Hill breathlnc conport sales Mary Boggs and Gene .... · d ho , ... th Security Division on Oct. 29, tinues to be aided by a respirator, one of four machine• Blankenship was in the role of uoey sa1 ' wcev.. ' a1 1975. With her on her visit to keeping him alive at 41 Paz oo~tal. the principal. Ford agreed the central her grandmother, Mrs. Vona banks of 1h• •'• industrl8'I . Playing other roles were powers sho"'d w.,. ,...,: - in qw'cldy Gillenwater, was her sister, ORLANDO, FLA.- FORMER GEORGIA Gov. Jimmy • Teresa Ellis, Debbie Birch"' -~ Mrs. Robert ·Thompson of Carter calls his lopsided victory over George Walllce In the · field, Mary Ann Hoffman, when necessaflry 10 !prevent· Gahanna. Florida presidential!l'eference straw poll "an obviOUI tell rl. Dan Will, Cathy Meadows, disruptive u~luat ons 10 Visitors at the Ledlie home · strength." ""e Carter bandwagon at the ... te Democratic currenCies '" Mark · Gllkey, Greg · "<Mr monetary · ''authorities S~day were Mr. and Mrs. conventioo Sunday polled 697 votes or 116.4 per cent rl. the 1,011 Browning, Pam North, Bey will ,. dlao d 1 l1yn Kemper of l'hillicothe, delegates at the convention. P~lvanla Gov. Milton Shipp, Wilcox, .Kim Grueser, Greg kact to codiunti.. r r ertiy Mr. and Mrs. Les Damewood the only other Democratic presidential candidate buidea and his vehicle overturned. There Was moderate damage to the Wickline __llautomobile. "Sm,ith, ·Teresa tylusser, Ma_rk - - - - - - - . , J:l&Vis, Becki· Bego, Rose Snowden, Kim Thomas, Barb Douglas, Jayne Hutchison, Robin Dewhurst, Mike Owens, Ron Coats, '!'rudy Roach, Faith Perrin, Becky Fultz, and Paula Eichinger. Cathy Mead~ ws was the assistan't director and some SO students assisted in various capacities including creating the settings for the presenlation. __ . con and Coaicon. tons of coal. The coal conversion The Illinois site is located process suspends pulverized on land that has been strip coal in hydrogen gas which is mined and it is adjacent to heated. The resulting the Kaskaskia River . It is in reaction between hydrogen one of Illinois' biggest coal and carbon compounds In the !l'oduclng counties. Sen. Charles H. Percy, R- coal produces produclll which W., said he was "elated" by condense into liquid and the announcement, adding remain In a gaseous state that the decision would mean when cooled. Once underway, the 1,000 construction jobs for the state, plus an addition 260 process produces its own heat fulitime operation positions. and hydrogen to keep the "The state made an operation going . irresistable offer," Percy added. "We've got the coal, we've got the conunitment Ill make this project work." Coalcon, a firm made up of Union Carbide Corp. and Chemical Construction Co., By United Press lo· made tbe Initial site ternatioaal evalu•tion<'arnfnlllToWed'the · Gov. James A. RhodM Aid list down to eight Monday was "a sad day for possibilities. ERDA carried Ohio," West Virginia Gov. out separate environmental Arch Moore charged lliinois "bought" the plant and Kenstudies. tucky Gov. Julian Carroll In making illl presentation to Coaicon, Illinois said its said he expected it all along New Athens site was "un· when the Inland Empire state beatable". State represen· landed the coal conversion tatives also said the state plant. Six states had been in the could be expected to make "a running for the federallysignificant cash confunded $237 million plant tribution" and also said the II'OSJlCCts were good for a which will develop new local tax moratorium methods of turning coal Into • synthetic fuels. agreement. "The decision to locate the The plan is to carry out Coalcon plant in Illinois preliminary engineering represents not only a great work next year at a ccst of $4.45 miliion to be paid by lbss of potential jobs to Ohio ERDA. Detailed engineering workers, it also means thai plans would be completed in the coal conversion industry, 1977 at a government cost of with its enormous development potential, wW begin In a $17 million . otber than Ohio," added state II ERDA approves the work to that point, construction Rhodes. Rhodes noted that Ohio would begin In 1977 and be completed in 1980. Con- . began trying .to have the plant struction cost of $142 million located mOhto two years ago , would be shared so.so by the and "at that time, Ohio's govenunent and Coalcon. offer was the only viable Coalcon then would operate proposal made to the federal the plant for 42 months to government." Rhodes said one major assess the process for possible use on a eortunercial reason for Ute selection of scale The operating cost of Dllnois for the plant was the $725~ouldhesplitbyERDA Illinois ' legislature ' s · authorization in 1974 to issue Patriotic sing Open to public . tet M. Approxtma y 250 eogs County girl scouts will participate in a Bicentennial Sing to be staged Thursday night at the Meigs Junior High School auditorium in Middleport beginning at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Pat Thoma, service unit direc tor, said the program is free to the public. Ali scouts will be on the stage for the program along with approximately 50 leaders, assistant leaders and com. mittee members . Mrs . Gladys Foley, Meigs Local School District vocal music instructor , will be the ac~ompanist. Participating in the sing will be the Brownies from troops at Pomeroy, Chesler, Ra cine , Syracuse, and Rutland; j~ior troops from Salisb1111~, Racine, Syracuse, and Rutland; j~ior troops from Salisbury, Racine , Syracuse , Pomeroy, Middleport, Chester and Rutland, and th e Rutland Cadette 'l'roop. A total of 14 troops wiU be taking part in the Bicentennial Sing which qualifies each girl for a bicentennial patch . The program will open with the Middleport juniors presenting the flag ceremony and leading in the salute. Singing of the National Anthem, the Brownie and Junior Scout Promise ln ' ~ison and the song, "We Are Girl Scouts Together" will follow. Awelcome will be extended by Mrs. Thoma, service unit director , and Mrs. Judy Werry will introduce each troop . The concluding number will be "Now the Day is Over" with laps. • Rhodes, Moore hitter "So long as the decision oo '75 million in bonds to finance Coalcon remained with the private. and public energy trivale aector participant& I deveiapolllll. A f4.5 billlcin bond issue was totally confident · of the which included subsidies for outcome. When it was fomd similar )X'Ojects was defeated that the final decision was to in Ohio two weeks ago, and be made by those who did not some state officials privately participate in any of the admitted that defeat was one presentations that were reason Ohio did not get tbe made, I became fearful that the location would go to the plant. "I want to stress, however, highest bidder," said Moore. "Apparently that is what that Ohio will continue illl efforts to attract coal conver- happened . It is my unsion facilities ," said derstanding that the state of Dllnois tendered a grant of Rhodes. "The Elnergy Resources $25 million to Coalcoo for and Development Ad- locating the facility in ministration has assured me Dlinois. I ~k that pretty that there are other planlll well S\lffiS up ihe story. "I could not and did not forthcoming, and I will do give the state of West everything in my power to attact these plants in Ohio ." Virginia away." Kentucky Gov. Julian M. "Ohio is the coal capital of Ute world. As governor, I carroll, just back from his 111 tend to see tbat Ohio p!st-electlon vacation, said remains so," concluded he "knew that since Kenlucky had acquired the Rhodes. at plant West Virginia Gov. Arch liquefaction Moore said Dlinois "bought Cstiettsburg, we knew that the chances of landing both Coaicon" for $25 million. Moore said he became plants were remote and too "fearful" the location would much to expect, lui went go to "the highest bidder" after it anyway. "This is not the last project once it was learned the site selection would not be made we'U be going after. There by the private sector rut by will be others and Kentucky those not taking part In mll8t of necessity be given presentations by various trime consideration for other such projects in the future." states on proposed sites. Chessie buying Penn Central trackage The H~lington' (W. Va .) Herald Dispatch said today purchase of 131 miles of Penn Central Railroad track from Point Pleasant, W. Va., to Swiss , W. Va ., near Title business nets $2,150.50 Receipts .for automotive title activities for, October were $2,150.50, In the office of Meigs Co~ty Clerk of Courts Larry Spencer. The office issued 856 titles, 260 notallons, 147 memos , two salvage titles, 849 ap· pllcatlons, 62 penalties and 15 certified copies . Of the total receipts, the county 's share was $1,741.50 and the stale's, $409. Mrs. Nellle Brown, deputy, also reported 97 auto inspections conducted during the month ASK TOWED Robert Vernon Knapp, 18, for fees of $291. or that, the West Columbia, and Marsha county received $24.25, the Lym Murray, 16, Middleport, state $266.75. Charleston, was authorized as part of a ~ . s million deal by the Chessie System, Inc., board of directors . at a meeting yesterday in Baltimore, Md . The board autho~ized Hays. T. Watkins, chairman and president, to accept an offer to buy some 2,185 route miles of rou te railroad, plus tra cka ge ri ghts over an added 744 miles from the United States Railway Association (USRA) . Included in the buy would be trackage an d related facilities, yards, shops and roiling stock and locomotives of a segment of the Penn Ce ntral r ailway · in the Charles ton area, and of the Erie La ckawann a and Reading railroads. The Chessie System imposed conditions on the sale which, if met, would allow the acquisition about Feb. '!1, when the USRA's Final System Plan is scheduled to (Continued on page 10) Ideas invite'd at Pomeroy meeting Plans for a public meeting to hear suggestions by the public on needs of th e Pomeroy communit y It federal housing and urban development f~ds can be secured were made Monday by Pomeroy coun cil in. regular session. The meeting was set for 7:30p.m. on Thursday, Nov . 20, at Pomeroy Village Hall . People are asked to think ahout what facilities they would like to see in the town and to present their ideas at the meeting. A commun i!)• center and recreational facilities have already been mentioned. A priority list will be established also on the suggested projects. Co~cil discussed with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rought a property dispute on Uncoin Hill. The Roughts inquh·ed whether a portion of North St. has ever been abandoned by the village and II the village will be abandoning the street In the future . It was reported during the discussion that the section in question has been fenced on ail four sides for at least 21 years and therefore abandoned. Council will take the problem w•ller study. "" Council accepted the report permoss10n to hold a bake sale Sa turday in front of the showing receipts of $1 ,618.70 New York Clothing House . in fin es and fees lor October The report ol Chief of Pollee and gave Bill Wendell of Jed Webster for October Parkersburg permission to showed 22 ac cidents inbring a railroad caboose type vesliga ted, 43 arrests made vehicle onto the upper · and 1,823 parkin g meter parkin g lot Friday and violation tickets Issued. Saturday. The vehicle will Attending the meeting were feature a display of organs Mayor Smith, Clerk Jane and pianos. Walton , Treasurer Phyllis Council heard a complaint Henness y, Chief Webster, on the need lor a tree to be Councilmen Phil Globokar, removed from Beet;h Grove Lou Osborn, William Cemetery and the matter was Snouffer, Harry Davis and referred to the cemetery RaiRh Werry , and mayortrustees. Represe ntatives of elect, Clarence Andrews. 'l'rinity Church were given of Mayor Dale E. Smith ~ �3 !Bengals edge Buffalo 2_ The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., 'l\lesday, Nov. 18, 1975 Mystery holds Sheppard case after three-hour TV drama By NANCY KERCHEVAL Drenkhan, who had joined the from her home In France last "The only thing they hed right was the dale of the Bay VIllage pollee force jUit Friday expreasly to see the COLUMBUS CUP!) · crime and the nsmes of the over three years before the television movie starring ArlBne Sheppard flew from July 1954 murder. "In my George Peppard as Sam principals," Gerber said. her home in France just lo see Monday night's three- own mind, I think there Sheppard. She said she had a "Those bedlam courtroom hour dramatization of the should have been more in· telephone call from ' Pepperd scenes just never•happened." A juror that served during prior to the broadcast and Sam Sheppard murder case, vesUgallon." but she was only one of the . He said the gullt or In- quizzed him ·about his the first trial also ·disputed facts as depicted by the show. many viewers in Ohio who nocence of Shepperd Is still preparation for the role. "There certainly was a lot "one of those questions. ':One · · Mrs . Sheppard began were Involved in the tangled murder case against her late jury said he did It and another corresponding with "Dr . of fiction in it and some of It said be didn't. Sam" from Germany while was absolute lies," said ex.!Jusbaild. "H I had been satisfied In he wa.s In the Ohio Slate Beatr!c · Ornstein, South Bay Village . Police Chief Fred Drenkhan, who was the my mind at that time, that Penitentiary serving a life Euclid, Ohio. "The only calls first patrolman on the scene there waa sufficient cause, I term for the 1954 bludgeon the jurors made to their of th.e Marilyn Sheppard would have arrested him," slaying of his pregnant first homes wa.s the first night of deliberations and we asked murder, asked to be excused Drenkhan satd. "But there wife, Marilyn. club chairwoman for the contest, and contestants, Kathy . YOUNG CAREEIUSI' - Mrs. Suzy carpenter, She helped Shepperd win a only for pajamas and such In Monday night from attending wa.s no reason for me to King, Rhonda Dailey, R.N. (Mrs. Carpenter) and Janis fourth from left, wa.s selected "Young Careerist" for the second trial at which. he was the presence of the bailiffs." the city council meeting, so arrest him at that time." Schmoll, left lo right. Middleport Business and Profeaslonal Women's Club The former Arlane Tebben- repreaenled by F. Lee Bailey. Drenkhan, 49, recalled he he could sit home and watch Monday night. She is pictured here with Dorolha Salser, the TV drania of the case in johanns arrived In the U.S. Sheppard was cleared of the was due to get off work at 8 murder In 1966. ' a.m. the morning he was first which there "were never OHIO COLLEGE Mrs. Shepperd watched the alerted to the case. enough facts to make a good FOOTBALL RECORDS United Pres s International television show at the home of "That was a nice morning. circumstantial case." Mid-American Conference her bosts, Mr. and Mrs. The sun was just breaking." I "I really thought In my own William Spangs, Rocky had just pulled lnlo a station Conference Owerall mind, as a pollee officer, w· L T W L T River, Ohio. with a partner and we were facts would speak for xx -Miami 6 0 0 9 1 0 Without Drenkhan, the getting gas." Central Mi ch . themllllives," Drenkhan said 4 11821 other Bay VIllage City In a telephone interview from Then the call came in from Ball State .:1 2 0 9 2 0 Suzy Carpenter was Welcomed · into mem - Plans wer~ made for the Bowling Green his office. ATHENS - A recom- Council members huddled former Mayor J. Spencer selected Young Careerlst of bershipwere Mary McAngus, Chnslmas dmner to be h~ld Ohi o Un lv . 34 32 01 84 s2 01 Drenkhan did not arrest mendation by President around a color television set Houk. 4 6 0 "He was greatly excited the Middleport Business and Terri Miller, Ann Colwell, at the Meagslnn ,Dec. I5,6 .30 To l edo Sheppard the morning of the Charles J. Ping on a faculty In City Hall and watch the 3 4 0 discovery of the murder, representation elecUon was three-hour presentation. and agitated, so I grabbed the Professional Women 's Club and Wanda Eblin. They were p.m. wath a $2 galt exchange. North ern Il l. 23 0 3 7 0 because of the evidence of a adopted by the Ohio Bualnesa was lo have been car we were running and got in judging which took place at appointed by Freddi e Reservations are to be made Ken t Stnte 1 5 0 4 ~6 0 the club meeting Monday · Houdashelt, president, to the wath Mrs. Mary Kunzelman. West ern Mich1. 7 0 I 10 0 burglary and the doclor's University'. Board of Trustees Slllpended during the movie. over there right away. Sheppard was convicted of nightattheColumblaGasCo. finance committee. The budget was p~sented by x -Ea st . M ic h . ucoherent story." ' "When I got lo the front Saturday. XXX 460 office. A letter was read from the Alwilda Werner . Bacentenmal "In the scientific aspect of The board authorized the the 1954 murder of his wife door Esther (the lllliYOr's . x · not compeflng tor title Other contestants for the Meigs County Council on key chains and necklaces are xx . c linc hed titl e It, when all the things were scheduling of an election and sentenced to life in wife) mel me and I said Ohio Conlerence Investigated, he (Sam) ·was winter quarter to determine prison. But at a second trial, . 'Whore's Marilyn?' She said, title were Janis Schmoll, a Aging asking for a con- still for sale as are cards and Red Division the responsible party," said the will of the faculty on the lrolll!ht about through the 'You'd better go upstairs and ·teacher; Kathy King, em- tribution. Miss Houdashelt placemats. Also started . to Confer ence overall efforts of Arlane and his legal ployed with Columbia Gas appointed Nellie Vale, Dollie raise money was a lravehng W L T W' L T see what you can de for her.'" question of representation by xx -M uskingum' counsel, Sheppard was Drenkhan said he saw she Co. , and Rhonda Dailey, Hayes, Catherine Welsh, basket of gifts. a bargaining agent. 410 6 4 0 Pearl Reynolds reported on Ba l dwin -Wallace had been beaten severely and R.N., employed at Veterans Edith Forest, and Belly The trustees authorized acquitted. 720 Meanwhile ln Cleveland, after he determined she was Memorial Hospital. Conkle to the Bicentennial constitution and by-laws Mar ietta 43 10 Ping or his designee to 2 0 4 S 0 J '2 0 3 6 0 establish and Implement Sheppard's brother said dead, he went downstairs lo Following the judging, Mrs. Community Award Com- noting revisions to be made. Neidelberg Ot1 erbeln 1 A 0 4 S 0 watching the television show Carpenter, also a teacher, mittee. 'She thanked Janet Mrs. Kunzelman: noted thet talk lo Sam. guidelines and procedures for Wooster 0 5 0 I 8 0 1'-'.AIRf..ll II "At first when I talked to was presented with an in- Korn and the membership Mary Bonecutter had been Blue Division conducting the election which was ..-u-. Conference overall will detenmlne If the faculty . "It brought back ver~ Sam it appeared very likely scribed charm from the committee for the lea held at remembered durang her WLTWLT HUNTINGTON, W. Va. - wants unionization. The painful memories," said Dr. he could have done it," Middleport Club. She wili'now the home of Marion Taylor, illne~ and reported on the Wi ttenb erg 4 0 0 9 I 0 J I 0 5 4 0 'fhe Tri-State Area Council resolution also stilted that iflt Richard N. Sheppard. "It was Drenkhan said, "But tbe enter district competition . noting that a gift had been hospa tahzataon of Mrs. Denison Mount Union Mrs. Dorothe Salser was presented to Mrs. Taylor. Hayes. A repor.t was also has announ ced that is necessary to have an quite a dramatic production, more I talked lo him I noticed 220 72 0 Miss Houdashelt also made on donataons to the Oh io Wesle yan Scouting's new American election to determine an but I have always believed In he was giving a coherent chairwoman for the contest in 1 30 4 SO the local club. Judging the thanked Eva Robson for hospital loan center operated Caplfal Heritage Badge, offered In agent to repreaent the my lrother'slnnocence and it story.'' 040180 cooperation with the faculty Ping has the won't Iring him or Marilyn contestants were Carole printing the club bulle lin. The by the club. Yeager, Point Plea$8nt; Nea National Women's Weekend Terri Miller won th~ door American Revolution authorlt~ to negotiate the back. We loved them both." Bicentennial Administration guidelines and procedures for Stocknelster Henry, Jackson, in Canada on Feb. 28 and 29 praze . A silent auction was Dr. Samuel R. Gerber, and many historical groups, the election with ·all In- CUyahoga County coroner, qualfer last year's district title was announced and it was held and refre shments c~rry· .u.x -Oh io North ern marks the beginning of the terested parties. holder, and Kyle Stafford, reported that four members ing out the Thanksgavang who' telllfled ai both trials, X X X 4, 4 I x-Obe rlin x x x 2 4 0 BSA 's two-year "Spirit of Jackson. · will be taking the trip. theme were served . The board also took action dllputed facts as depleted by x -Kenyon x x x 3 6 0 '76" Bicentennial observance formally accepting the Ohio the movie. x -not compe11ng for ti tl e XX ·WOO IIt le which will conclude in 1977. University · College of Bia Ten 'fhe badge's significance Is Osteopathic Medicine aa a Conlereftce Overall WLTWLT to acquain t some 1.3 million component college of the The 1975 Winter Quarter OhioS tate 7 o o 10 o 0 Scouts with the. ac- unlvenlty. The college was Dave Roberson, evlll)geliat, Louisville, Ky. preached his wjll start December 8 at M ICh lgan 7 0 0 8 0 2 Wisconsin 3 3 1 .C 5 1 complishment s of such established by the Ohio ·Gallipolis Business College, , will be fea,tured sl)eliker at first sermon in his home Illinois 3 4 o A 6 0 Amer icans as George General Asaembly, and tbe 36 Locust St. GBC offers a ' the Bradford Church ol Christ church at the age of 15. As a Iowa 3 4 0 3 7 0 Purdue 3 • 0 3 1 0 Washington, Frederick legislation signed by Gov. 0 two year Associate Degree revival to be held Friday, junior in high school he was Mien . State 3 1 0 s 5 0 Douglass, Molly Pitcher, James Rhodes last swnmer. Program in Business Ad- Saturday· and Sunday elected president of the areaNorthwestern 2 5 0 3 0 Wilbur and Orville Wright, wide youth rally, and during The monthly cancer clinic, ministration and Executive · evenings al 7:30p.m. A fee sehedule approved for Minnesota 2 5 0 5 0 and Benjamin Franklin. The Christ In ..Youth his senior year be directed a the new college set the free of charge for all Meigs Secretarial. Also offered are Indiana 1 5 I 2 7 I Hoosier· Buckeye Conference One of the merit badge quarterly comprehensive . County women, will be held 9 and 12 month diplomas Revival will include Bible devotion , group which met Conference Ovenll requlremenls involves local instrucUon fee of S400and lhe .. onThursdayc. ll, at Veterans courses in General Office, study classes on Saturday every morning before school. W L T W TT Hanover ( lnd I and na llonal research of general fee at 166. In the fall of 1971 Roberson secretarial'' and Jr . Ac- beginning at 9 a.m. at the Memorial Hospital. ~ 80 0 900 hi storical events and The trustees authorized the . Sc far at the clinics since counting. All courses are church with all youth being entered the Cincinnati Bible Wil m ington -4 2 1 6 2 1 Bt uttton 5 2 15 3 1 biographies. Study of many university administration to May, 390 women have been approved for Veterans who invited to attend the classes. College. During his first year Tavtor lfnd l eras of American history is develop plans for the examined and no positive test waut to take advantage of A luncheon will be served at and a half there he sang in the 530 6 3 0 Defian ce J 5 0 A 5 0 Tlmothle~ quartet which also recommended. noon. renovation of Grosvenor Hall, results have been received. their G.I. Benefits. Findlay 2 6 0 2 8 0 During the next two years, a donmilory, to houae the All women are Invited to call traveled In the Kentucky, In addition to the Classes are conducted Earlham f lnd I 2 60 27 0 the Boy Scouts of America medical college. The nnm of the American Cancer Society daily, Monday through evangelist, the Scns of ~ght Indiana, and Ohio area. He Anderson { lnd ) will be involved in numerous Dan served as youth minister lor A. Carmichael, office In Middleport, 992-7531, Friday, from 8 a.m. to I p.m. will be presenting musical 26 0 27 0 Man chester ln d Bicentennial projects In- Columbus, is to be recom- from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. week Evening classes are also selections. They are mem- the Cedar Hlil Christian 260 2 70 cluding an International mended to serve as con- days to make an appoint- available ' and are held bers of the Christ In Youth Church in Louisville, Ky. Others W L T brotherhood and exchange suiting architect for the ment. There are openings for Monday, Tuesday, and Crusade Team of Cincinnati. before coming to serve in the 7 4 0 A kron MR. ROBERSON program, which wlll dot the project. ministry of Christ in Youth. Roberson, a native of the next clinic. Thursday from 6 p.m. to 9:30 6 • 0 Cincinnat i 0 Y oung stown State 5 • agenda of ''Festival USA.'' Allendlng the board Mrs. Wilma Reece , who has p.m . Credits earned at 4 5 0 John Carroll Scouting's " Horizons '76" meeting as representatives of been serving as coordinator Gallipolis Business College 4 s 0 H i ram 5 6 0 Da yton · observance will recognize the Ohio Osteopathic of the clinic has resigned are transferable to several • 6 0 ASh land this nation 's futur e and Association were the beca1111e she wiU be leaving four-year colleges . The • 6 0 Central Sta te potential for young people president of OOA, Dr. Marlin the county along with her Business College is approved , 0 8 0 Case Wes tern through their Scouting ex- E. Levlll (Dayton); a pest husband, John, who ha~ been by the Ohio Stale Board of perience. president, Dr. J . Richard transferred to canton In his School and College Already some 400 local BSA Costin (Columbus); and the duties with the Ohio Power Registration and maintains a Silver clover coun cils throughout the executive director of OOA, Co. Taldng Mra. Reece's very active employment nation have embraced the Chris H. Klndsvatter place a.s coordinator will be service for graduates and Bicentennial philosophy. The Central Ohio Anglers' " If we adults don't take the our ,farm friends could adopt pin is awarded employers. tColumbus r. Jan Judge. and Hunters' Club has named lime to provide and develop a long lasting program of Bob Evans of Rio Grande Its an appreciation among our planting wildlife habitat for Mrs. Louise Gluesencamp, ·"Conservationist of the youth for the natural the food and sheller benefits a 4-H advisor for the SliversYear," an honor bestowed by resources of our na lion, there to the birds and animals of ville Stitchers 4-H Club, was the club's Order of the White won't be an out of doors for their community . Wildlife Is a recently awarded the silver Horse. them to enjoy. If we don't natural heri!age and a good dover pin for her five years Evans accepted the award teach them sound indicator of our soil of volunteer service to the 4-H at the club's recent annual management of wildlife, productivity. If the wildlife youth of Meigs County. The meeting at club headquarters forests, the soil, water and count on our farms Is up, the award was provided by the near West Jeffenon. our minerals they will not richness of the soil is bolind lo National 4-H Foundation Herb Rumfleld, a club have much to look forward to be good." through the Stale 4-H ofOce of Send a long, stamped, self· rapidly. By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. break. director, explained why Bob Evans also said, "The You can abo aet muscle addressed envelope· for in the future." · Ohio Stale Unlvenity. Of course, if a person Is DR. DR. LAMB - Is It Evans, president of Bob image of the hunter and In closing, Evans said, possible to rupture or her- spasm by IIIIWllina an un- mailing . Some of • my dehydrated or in shock or in n!Bie a disc just by bending comfortable posllldn,' The correspondents have had fun need of more blood volume, Evans Farms Inc., was "With our bicentennial year fisherman Is up to us. If we • over to pick something up In a muscle literally cralliPI and changing girth control to then the faster you . can selected lo receive the annual just around the corner, all o( are going to enjoy our sport In • the future , we must respect IN NELSONVIU.I!l , twisted position without even can produce pain much like birth control. Certainly birth get the fluid in the award : "Rarely do we find a man who so willingly gives of the rlghls of the landowner that asaociated with a rupMiss Erma Srnlt~ and ~rs. contrOl is one way to avoid touching that something? better . A good examhlmself,without reasaurance and regard all streams as If Genevieve Meinhart .wert In one temporary cause of the Can intravenous feeding by tured disc. ple here Is a rapid of personal reward. Rarely they are our own drinking Nelsonville Monday dua, lo Although there are many big middle. But, considering transfusion of blood in the putting a needle in a vein and DEVOTED TO THE does a non-professional, nonwater supply . We must the lllnesa of their tro~er, running in the Ouid be too things that cause back the number of men with this presence of hemorrhage. The . INTEREST OF r.n.tGs-MASON AREA protect the few remaining Arthur Snllth, In the carftlac last, and if so can it do. any trouble, one of the main ones problem, there Is more to it ability to do this CliO be life- political Individual work so CH~fTER L. TANNEHILL natural free flowing streams care unit at Mount St. Mary's damage lo a person in any Is lack of atre111th of tile than that. saving in the operating room dillgenUy for conservation." , . ~ l!xec. Ed . HOEFLICH In presenting the award, :., ROBERT for ali future generations." H01pllal. abdominal and back muacles. About intravenous feeding, or in other emergency way, especially a child? : City Editor · Rum field said, "Bob Evans's ' ·PuDIIshtd dolly except High on the list of thlnga to do one Cllllet the ftuld go lh too • DEAR READER situations.· oturday DV The Oh io Voile~ many contributions towarda to prevent back trouble II fast. The Ruld running Into Bending over and lilting The effects of overloading u'bllshlng company , 111 ourt St. Pomeroy . Ohio something is a common way rnalntalnlns good abdominal the veina quickly expands the the circulation with Ould are the conserving of our natural ~769 . Buslntss Office Phone of rupturi ng a disc. Even muscles. 'I'h08e people with 1 volume of blood, literally by' usually temporary, and the resources do not stop down In 991-2156. Editorial Phone 992·, . without lifting it is possible If large abdomen are sitting diluting it. In sick people, body will quickly adjust by his native Gallla County. All 2157 Second cless posteoe paid particularly those with eliminating the excess fluid, of Ohio and our nation benefit t Pomeroy , Ohio . you already have a damaged ducks for back problems. Now talclng onlen for ••' Nltlonal advertising from his work aa a conThere Is a lot you can do to Umited heart function, the disc ready to herniate. The provided the kidneys are representative . ward · "'• Cornpany, Inc. , disc is between two ver- keep that abdOnllnll tone In excess volume can overload functioning nocmally. In this servationist. This outdojlrs- Griffith • Bottlntlll & Gallagher Olv ,, • tebrae, and when you bend shape. Those who have the the heart and cause ac- Instance there should be no man's activities are shared 757 Third Ave .. New York, 10017 . . by young people from all , N.Y. over it squeezes down on the expandlnc middle problem or cumulation of fluid In the residual damage: Subscription rates : • DtiiVtrtd by c1rrler where Inner edge of the li tUe sac- WID t to avoid II Clll get more lungs or other signs of Keep In mind, doctors often corners of lhli land. Hill IYIIIIblt 75 cents per week . like structure or pillow that detalla by ~~endlniiO cenll for temporary heart failure. Ills have to choose between risks. tireless efforts and devotion 1 ly Motor Route Where 6 to 16 lb. 16 lb. & service not outdoor education 1rritr contains the disc. The The Health Letter IIIIDber 3- easier to overload a chUd, Also, in the presence of ex- to vellablt, One rnonlh , 13.25. II. in Ohio and W. Va .. pressure on one side can pop 7,GirthControf: A\'Oidln8 the becaue he has a small blood treme conditions, despi t'e programs for our youth have BynomollYtlr S22 .00; Si x the sac just as you break a Big Middle. Jut write to me v~ to start witll. Adding' heroic efforts, the outcome Is brought national distinction onths, ill .50 ; Three onths , &7 .00 . Elsewhere blister by squeezing it. Of in care of litis ne •JIIIIIel', P. a 11111ll amount of fluid not always successful. Only to our Brotherhood of the 26.00 yur ; Six rnonfhs Jungle Cock and the roonskln 0 . Bor 1651, Rldlo City rapidly can Increase his blood l3.SO ; three months, &7 .50. 115 W. MAIN POIElOY! TV doctors are able to cure course, the more pressure ubscriptlon price Includes Cap brigade programs. StaUIII, New YGI'k, NY 10019. volume too much very everything, and life is not one that Is applied, as in the lif0 9-7 Fri. & Sit. N unday Times -Sentinel . In accepting; Evans said, ting, the more likely it Is lo big TV show. Facuity will decide upon agent issue Suzy Carpenter is named young careerist for club Bicentennial merit badge is announced Winter begins Dec. 8 Cancer clinic date is 11th f December Roberson coming here Conservation award made to Bob Evans of Gallia DR. LAMB Disc rupture from bending .• •• SIMON'S MARKET : • FRESH TURKEYS ... 89~ SIMON~S ~ r------------, II · Pro iI - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., 'l\lesday, Nov. 18. 1975 up7CJ!!fl. MARKEt : By RICK VAN SANT . Walt end Simpson, who hes a chance defensive : CINCINNATI (UPI ) _ lo break his NFL season Patulski. :• ''Have you ever," Cincinnati rushing· record of 2,003 yards, Anderson, ripping apart an ~ Bengals center Bob Johnson now has 1,325 and needs lo inexperienced Buffalo '. wanted to know, "Have you average 136 yards in his final defensive secondary, mar~ ever seen perfection like fi ve games to top the ched his team down the field " Kenny's?'' , astounding mark he set In with such ccnsistency that . .. The answer, from anyone 1973. th&Bengals never punted. Who saw the aerial circus that But Monday night belonged "I'd hete to be that poor : Kenny And e r so n lo Anderson. (Buffalo) cornerback," said : rlngmasterted Monday night Besides surpassing his old the Bengals' Rufus Mayes. : had to be either "no" 0 ; club passing yardage mark of Which one, he was asked. ~ uhardly ever." .!52 yards, Anderson also set a "!<;ilher one," 11e replied. ~ ~e Bengals quarterbac~ Benga'ls · total individual Admitted Simpson about r peSsed fotJa,team record 447 offensive record with 455 the porous Bills' defensive ~ yards, hitting 30 of 46 with no yards. Team records of 547 backfield, "We have ~ Interceptions, to guide Cln- lolal yards and 34 first downs problems and we c'an'•t ' clnnatl lo a 33-24 viclory over also were set. conceal them." " the Buffalo Bills in a free"I'd pave to say it was my Chimed in Buffalo head wheeling nationally-televised best performance ," said coach Lou Sa ban, "We got " game. Anderson, a fifth year pro out weaknesses back there. I o:. It was Cincy'seighth win In of tiny Augustana ( Ill .) know what our problems nine starts and kept the College. "Teams have been are .'' Bengals lied with Pittsburgh throwing the ball on Buffalo Although Cincinnati led for the AFC Central Division this year and that was ob- . throughout, Buffalo stayed lead. viously our game plan.'' : within striking distance most , Although O.J. Simpson Anderson, who threw two of the way and wasn't out of il '.:':.' rushed for 197 yards, 154 TD passes, shared a game until Dave (lreen booted an coming In tbe first -half, ll hell award with receiver Chip IS-yard field goal with just '•• · wasn't enough to keep the Myers, who caught seven I :57 remaining left to tran; : disappointing Bills from passes for lOS yards. sform a shaky six point lead "Anderson's the best we've to the more comfortable glne slipping lo 5-4, the fourth loss seen all year," praised Bills' point final margin. ;, : In their last live games. But il was too close to suit Bengals boss Paul Brown. "It went the way we were afraid it would," the 67-yearold coach said. "We had trouble stopping them and they had trouble stopping our passing. It was just a wide·open football game.'' Anderson's five-yard pass to Lenvil Elliott staked the Bengals to an early IHllead, and although John Leypoldt kicked a 28,yard field goallo cut illo (1.3, Cincy seized a 133 advantage midway through the' second period on rookie Stan Fritts' one yard smash. Simpson , who uncorked runs of 59 and 44 yards, scored on a two yard scramble to pull the Bills' to within 13-10, but Anderson hit Charlie Joiner on a 26-yard TD toss to provide the Bengals a 26-10 halftimPlead . ~ Expect encouraged another ;,g ood one--Woody 1 ' By GENE CAODES : m'l Sports·Writer ~ , COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Ohio • ' State Coach Woody Hayes o; :. said Monday the Buckeye"" " Michigan football rivalry [ : (X'ovides "the greatest single o ; game In any sport .and It , " won't be any diHerent this year." ~ ~~Tradition and proximity" were the big reasons for the rivalry, said Hayes, who wouldn't admit the 15-3-1 record he has against Michigan In his 24 games , ; against the Wolverines had n • anything to do with it. "You said that, I didn't," Hayes said, being careful not • : 1o say anything which could " • be used against him. "It was ~ a great rivalry before I got · : here." ~ . He refused to conunent on " ' the No. 4 rated Wolverines " . other than, "!feel they are an ·: ; extremely talented footbllU , .. le{lm and that's all I'm going "" .... to say." ' ' Hayes reaffirmed his plans . '' '' u ' •• • Michigan fifth zn . " " ' "' ' By FRED . McMANE UPI Sporll Writer ," NEW YORK (UPI ) 2 Notre Dame, which has not finlBhed out of the lop 20 In II years, dropped below the 20 mark In the United Press International Board of Coaches · major college football ratings today. Alabama, Oklahoma and Colorado each moved up In the lop 10. 'I"" Notre Dame, which has not , .,., finished lower thim 15th in the ' " ~ final UP! rankings since 1965, 1' " lost its third game of the ~. season Saturday, upeet by !t I ' . .......-.. . . . ,.t,.- • ! , II r Pittsburgh . The Fighting Irish received only one lOth place vote from the 40 coaches in this week 's. ratings. Notre Dame was ranked ninth last week. Colorado, running its · record lo 8-2 with a victory over Kansas, took over the No. 9 spot, climbing three places from 18$t week. The Buffaloes, headed for the Astro-Biuebonnet Bowl at Houston on Dec. 27, have one game remaining against Kansas State. Alabama and Oklahoma eaoh moved up one spot, with the Crimson Tide moving ahead of Michigan Into the No.4position and the Sooners 'edging past Texas Into the No. 6 slot. Alabama (9-1 ), named to the &!gar 'Bowl on Monday, will be idle next Saturday while Oklahoma (91) meets Nebraska for the right to represent ·the Big Eight Conference In the Orange Bowl. Ohio State continued to· be ,the overwhelming choice of -~-~-'<It MASON FURNITURE I. I STORE HOURS .. . Mon .• T~s : , We'd:'& Sat.-t:301il5 :00 I iI , I ,.. I f r ,.. ~ .;· ••• •• , ' ~ L THU .. SDAY i.IL 12 NOON .., ; FRIIMY UNTIL 8 PM , MASON FURNITURE Htrmen Grete MIIOII, W. Va. !Standings! Early In the third quarter Simpson cut the margin to 2017onaoneyardrun,butlaler in the period Green connected on a 211-yard field goal a11d early In the final period Fritts• second one-yard TD run gave Cincy its biggest lead of the night, 311-7. Although Buffalo refused to fold and bounced to within 3024 on Joe Ferguson's 10-yard pass lo J.D. Hill, Green guaranteed Cincinnati the win wlth his 18-yard field goal with just 1:57 lo play. Green cculd have made things more comfortable for Cincinnati had he not missed an extra point and a 37-yard field goal try . "I was hoping to get the game ball," he said, "so I could go home and practiCe with it." LeClair speaker at banquet for Eagle gridders Sport Parade . N a t 1 on a I Footba ll l eag ue Sfandings Bv Un ited Press lnt er nat tona l American conf erence , By MILTON RICHMAN ~~r~'J'~ore ; j ~ IIPI Sports Editor ~~~·~~gland ~ ~ NEW YORK (UP!)- The easiest thing in the world is lo hit NY Jets 1 1 o 121 a sportswriter. Centr~. , , pcf. He's generally standing still, taking notes, listening to Pi ffsb urg h 8 f 0 889 what's being said, and if some player or coach swings at him, 0 · 889 he never hits back. 8 c,ncinnafi ' Houston 7 2 0 .776 Cievefand o 9 o .ooo That was the way it happened S day night at Madison Westw. a. f. pcf. Square Garden where the New York Rangers shut out the Oakland 7 1 o .778 Detroit Red Wings, 3-6. 4 5 0 ·" 4 Kansas Cofy Upset bYh'as lea m' s Ioss and fur ther angered perhaps over a . Denver 4 5 o .444 san Doego o 9 o .ooo circumstance which followed, Red Wings' Coach Doug BarkNafiona~~~;terence ley punched Walter MacPeek, a hockey writer lor the Newark w . I. t. pet. Star Ledger. MacPeek' then went to a police station and filed ~a!:~i~~fon ~ ~ formal charges. Ordinarily thet wouidn 't make much news or Dalfas • 3 o .667 cause any undue excitement, except attacks on sports writers ~:il~~~~~~.a ~ seem to have been on the rise the past few months and now are cent ral ,Arawing more attention . Min nesofa ~; ... ~ 'o, P~ ,Jo1T!Jey should, because nobody, repeat NOBODY, professional Detroif 6 , ~ ., o · ~; • 11.1\lletic figure or anybody else, has a right lo hit somebody. ~~~~ang~ay 8.. ~ .1i 1 There has been enough breakdown in law and order in the wes t , !tr,ee)j and in the International community. The only place Los Ange fes ~· l· w'hefe there's supposed to be some class, some style or San Francisco 4 5 0 444 reasonable procedure remaining is in the fun and games ~~:,ng ,e•n• ~ deportment, and if it isn't, we're in much more trouble then we The Eastern High School Athletic Boosters will honor the football learns, cheerleaders and volley· ballleam with a banquet at 6:30p.m. on Monday, Nov. 24 with Jtm LeClair, middle linebacker for the Cincinnati Bengals, tbe speaker. The admission price Is $2 per person. Tickets may he purchased at the Meigs Inn, Krogers, New York Clothing House, Powell's Super Valu, VIllage Phanmacy, King Builders Supply, Dutton Drug Store and tbe Pomeroy National Bank. :::::::::!:::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Phipps made a public prediction that tbe Browns would beat Oakland. "I tcld the le!IID I was happy to see a positive statement by a player,'' he said. "Mike Phipps thought It and he said it." Gregg said he ordlnsrlly frowns on such predictions because they end up on "the bulletin board In your oppcnent 's locker room,'' but he thought such a statement was necessary "at th~ point In view of all that has happened. "I · felt like it was a statement thai needed lo be made. And I was panUcularly pleased that Mike made II." East w. a. f. l l l : pet. m m :m :lll i 'o Pgs l L lll : . . Monday's Result . suspect. C• nconnaf• 33 Buffafo 24 · n•ght Sunday' s Gam es Baffi more af Miam ; Chicago •• Los Angefes C l n c ~n nat tat Clevelan d Denver af· Aff anfa ~:~·~.~'t a~';;'~~ss~;\~ 10 N Y GianfS af Green Bay O akl and af Washingfon Phil ad elphia at Dall as Barkley is putting In his second hitch as coach of the Red Wings and his action Monday night was not typical of him. Physica l violence contributes nothing ' it merely destroys. , Some NHL pecple are so shortsighted, they can'lsee the media belp them tremendously and, indeed, is vital to their business. Clarence Campbell, the NHL president, is wise enough lo see il • But he should do something about the leag'ue's post.oame o St. Louis at NY J ets rule. san Diego • • Min nesofa San Fra nc1sco at New Or leans Monday 's Game PiffSburgh •• Houston. nighf Worfd H o c k e y Association Bv uniteds~~~~~n~~~ernational East It says "within a reasonable time (7 to 10 minutes) after a game, media personnel will have available to them the team management. " The rule goes on to say media representatives shall be admitted lo the dressing room " If member club SO desires." And if member club does not desire, 11 8 separate interview room shall be designated." ~· :· ' According to MacPeek, he and the other writers had waited 0 Cincinnati 1 1 1 f5 nearly 20 minutes. He wished to speak wiih 'goalie Ed New Eng land Clev eland l 1 ~ ~ \~ Giacomln , recently traded by the Rangers to the Red Wings, Ind ianapolis Wes t ;, andwhen Barkley wouldn't let him or any of the other ~iters 1 ~· )· Plt.~ \"lb the dressing room, MacPeek called his attention lo the Houston Minnesota 1 6 1 15 P,C/.st'i!am,e rule. Phoenix ~ M\'f~ek says Barkleytoldhlmloshovethe rule. San Diego ' 9 t ~ "!\ van& make sure I get this right so I can get It lnlo my Denver canad•an w ·. I. 1. ph reJWi't to Clarence Campbell," MacPeek said. 1•1 Quebec . 13 i o 26 •· Now' that was waving a -r.ed flag in front of Barkley and 1 ~~';;;~~';'g. ;:"9 ~ ;: ¥~cPeek shouldn't heve done it, but neither should Barkley Ca lgary 8 1 1 n heve done what he proceeded lo do. ToronfoMonday' s Results 'fO 2 10 '"g:ouwannasettiethiswe'llgooutside,'" MacPeekqtloles tnd ianopotis 6 To ronfo 2 . !Qe troll coach as saying. Edmonfon 6 San DieQO 3 ','No , we,'ll settle it with a note lo the National Hockey League Tu esday 's Games ., 1 • ~~"\ ~ • ,, HouSf on af Winni peg • · 'yn <:f " MacPeek answered. Cincirin ati at Quebec d ,,-, I ~:~~r lhbna'bt tllat was that ," he says, "but then he started San Dieg o at Cal gar y "'t:: Edmonfon af Denver swinging. He hit me four or five times, I don't know for sure how many because I was stunned. I began ducking, bul he nicked me a few limes.'' P:: 0 l l l' Wynn ""d Bench . recovers t ra de f · rom operation LOS ANGELES (UP! ) _ Jimmy Wynn, who helped Los Angeles win the National CINCIN NATI (UP! ) League pennant iri 1974, has Johnny,. . Bench loday was been sent to Atlanta in a four- · recoverang. from an ~p­ for-two deal for Dusty Baker per~nti)f'successful operation but he's not mad at tM • onhl!llefl shoulderMondaym Dcdgers •· .. Qiclahoma1City , Okla., Cin"Ther~'s no doubt In my cinnali Reds offici als mind that I can still play reported. . center on a reguler basis " :- ~~Eve~blng went as exthe •:JJ..year-old veterali sard »peeled; •$Bid a club offacaal. ·fallowin g Monday hlght 's ·' I'Vhe~e were ~ 0 . com. deal. . " . phca~~ons , no surprases m any you have to like a learn that "My arm is strong 'and I way· ' rf ed b , does that. can still get around. I don't · The surgery, ,pe orm ) "We could have lost both really understand why the Dr. Donald 0 Donoghue at the Stanford and Baylor Dcdgers feel otherwise." ·.Oklahoma City's St. Anthony games very easUy (Instead of AI CampaniB, Dodger vice HC¥ipatal, lock a little o; er a~ tying),'' he said. "We were at president In charge of player hour a~d the Reds sta the crossroads then. But we personnel, said Wynn was a ~ tcher as eXJ_>OCied to remam came back to win seven In a defensive liability because of an the hospatal about four row- that shows you this a balky right elbow. more days .. team has a lot of character." Baker, 26, will play centerNo cast will be ne~ry, Bo was so euphoric he field for the Dcdgers next and a~thoug~ Ben_ch s left barely mentioned his prac- . year. He hit .261 with 19 home arm wall be an a slang about Uces would be closed-<~galn. runs and 72 RB!s while three weeks, the sluggmg Down In Columbus, Ohio, playing center at Atlanta last star "sh~uld be in good shape Woody Hayes was doing the season. fo r spran~. tra.an ang next same-again. "He can run, throw , field February, sa td a tea m "Early In the season after and hil with power," said spokesman . we had the two ties,': said Campanis. " And it's our The doclor said he removed freshman quarterbllck Rick feeling that he has yet to Leach, we just knew we had reach his peak. Our scouting 1o play together and take the reports on him have always games one at a lime. been good." bases. "lthlnkwedldagoodjobof The Dodgers also acquired Wynn, who came here not looking ahead to the Ohio Ed Goodson, 27, from before the 1974 season in a State game," he said. "Now Atlanta . Besides Wynn, they trade with Houston fo r that It's here, I think gave up Lee Lacy, 27; Torn Claude0steen, hit.27I with 32 everybody's going to be Paciorek , 29, and Jerry ... hcmers and lOS RBis in the jacked up all week and ready Rcyster, 23. , Dodgers' , pennant winnin g to go saturday." Baker, a five-year ma jor year, and was voted the NL's league veteran, once was "Comeback Player of the hailed as the Braves' next Year.'' But he slipped to .248 WEBER IN HOSPITAL Henry Aaron. He was Aaron 's with I8homersand 58 RBis in REEDSVILLE - Denver teammate four years. 1975. Weber , Reedsville , is a Baker's best season was 1973 surgical patient at CamdenClark Hospital in Parkers- whenhehit.288wlth99RBis, 21 home runs and 24 stolen burg. His room number is 211. Bo excited as a kid as Wolves prepare for · By RICHARD L. SHOOK ·latest UPI ratings • Gregg is By JOHN SPETZ BEREA, Ohio (UP!) Although the Cleveland Browns went down lo their ninth straight defeat In Oakland Sunday, Forrest Gregg appears to heve drawn new confidence and a spirit of optimism from the exlo close practices lo the press Hayes said backup middle perience. this week and explained his guard Mark Lang remains The main sources of the · the only question mark for reasons why. optimism were Mike Phipps' ·.,u only takes one person the Buckeyes as far as Inquarterbllcklng In the aS-17 who knows what he Is looking juries are concerned, loss, Greg Pruitt's 103-yard for ," said Hayes. "And the although several players will guy you don't suspect is miss a couple days of prac- rushing performance and the always the one - the guy tice. Lang reinjured a knee In fact that the Browns were painting the bleachers. the Buckeyes' 38-6 win over within striking distance of their first viclory imW the "I have never asked a Minnesota last Saturday. final quarter. newspaperman not lo use "ll should be a great, great "I was very encouraged by something he knows," Hayes ccntesl," Hayes said. Hayes aid he thought his Mike's performance Suncontinued, "but I heve a right day ," the coach said at his 1o keep him from knowing it. team was on the upswing. "So, that's the reason we "We felt the last two games weekly news conference. "He close our practices. We will that we are building up again got himself ready for a not do anything which will after somewhat of a mid- football game and he was hurt our chances of winning. season letdown which In- throwing pinpoint passes in We want to hav~ everything variably happens," Hayes the first half." "I thought Mike ran the going for us up there." said. "We'll be ready for a fool~ team very well," tie would send the Buckeyes fine game." qregg 'add"?·. "I tbolll!ht his to the Rose Bowl and Hayes was asked If he had play calling was excellent. Michigan to the Orange Bowl thought any about whether he There was that draw for the since Ohio Stale would have would go for a lie If he had an first touchdown and on a the best overall record. opportunity. A lie would give · couple of occasions he threw Michigan Is 8+2 going In and the Buckeyes and Wolverines another Big Ten co- the screen and caught them .the Bucks 10.0. "I've tried to think about championship, their fourth In off balance.'' Gregg s11id. he was also everything, " Hayes said, a row. encouraged last week when "but I won 't talk about that But, under the conference's that until afler the game." new method of selecting Its Rose Bowl re(X'esentative 1 a " ~~ Browns' .Today's osu UPI Sports bwrlter ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UP!) - Bo Schembechler says he feels "like a kid" as the the coaches for the No. I buildup begins for fourthpcsltion. The Buckeyes (10- rated Michigan's Big Ten 0), who meet ·Michlgan this. showdown Saturday with topSaturday for the Big Ten ranked Ohio Stale. Conference title, received 32 At stake Is the conference first place votes and 392 championship and trip to the points 1o take a declaive 71). Rose Bowl but- thanks In no point .margin over unbeaten small part to Schembechler's Nebraska (10·0), which squeallngs the past three remained No. 2. The Cor- years - the loser will be nhuskers got the other eight playing In the Orange Bowl first place votes. on New Year's Day instead of staying home. Texas A&M (~) . Arizona "I don't think the fact of State ( ~ ) and Penn Stale (S. both teams gclng to a bowl 2) held on lo the Sl!llle will . change anything," pcsltlons as last week : the ScheJIIbechler said. "Either Aggles In the No. 3 spot, team will feel bad If It loses Arizona State eighth and but now, maybe for the team Perm State No. 10. that loses the recovery period Pittsburgh (7-3) , on the will be less." strength of Its vlctcry over The Wolverines will be Notre Dame, climbed heck shooting for their fifth Into the top 20 after a few . straight outright or share of weeks' absence. The Panthe Big Ten title, a fact obthers, who earned a trip to the scured because the Buckeyes &In Bowl by defeating the have been to the Rose Bowl Irish, were tied with the last three seasons as they Arkansas (7-2) In the No. 17 tied Michigan for first plBce. position. "I'm still like a kid," the ' bouncy, bouyant SchemNEW YOR K tUP I) - The bechler said Monday at his (,:::1 Unit~d Hou se Int er n ational weekly presa luncheon, which r-----------~--~---------. z BOllrd of Coach es to p 20 played to a packed press co ll ege foolba ll t ee m s wit h won -lost r ecord s an d ll rst house. "I'm as excited as a p lace votes · In pll re nth eses . kid.'' Tenth w eek : Team Points What has seemingly turned 1. Oh to Sf.l lO·O) I 32 I 392 ~ Vanilla & ~ Choc. 2. NeDrasko (10-0) 18) 322 Scheinliech1er on more than 3 Texas A&M 19·01 29S 4: AtaDama l9-ll 243 usual for this eighth straight 5. Michigan (8 -0 21 242 Big Ten title deciding gume Is In Cones, & Pints 6, Oklahoma !9-11 209 ·the way his young Michigan 7. Texasl 9·ll 201 8. Arizona St. 110-01 86 learn, 8+2, his come on after 9. Colora do 18-21 43 ------------~~--~ 10. Penn St. 18-21 33 a slow start. ''After getting ~~Jed ta win, 28 11. Arizon a (8·11 25 12. Florida 18-21 win, win, win, win, and then 13. Georgio li-2l 13 ' 1 ~ . Coiitorn ial 7·3l 12 having back-to-back ties with lO:OOA.M. Tllll:OO P.M. Sun.-TIIur. .S. Itlel UCL A17-2-1i 9 everybody ready to bury you 10:00 A.M. Tll12:00 P.M. Fri. & Set. · 15. (lit ) San Jose St. 19·1) 9 17. \t iel Pll tsburgh 17 -31 6 and then to come back and 992-2556 t7. itjel Ar kansas 17-2) 6 win aeven In a row, " POMEROY. t9. 1f e1 Wes f Vlrgtni11 8-21 S MAIN 19. \tiel Tutsa (7 .3) 5 Schembechler said, "well, a piece of "chewed up" cartilage and a tiriy piece of bone from the collarbone area of Bench's left shoulder. Bench had spent much of the 1975 seB90n In pain after the shoulder wss injured in a heme plate collision with San Francisco's Gary Matthews on April 22. It was the second operation for the 27-year-old Bench in less than three years. In December, 1972, Bench underwent lung surgery for removal of a benign lesion . This Week's Spo~ia USED CARS .1969 Chev. %T. Pickup V.8 motor , auto., P.S., rad io, West Coat mirror s, rear step bumper, 8 ply ti res. •1295 Karr & Van landt .· 'You 'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Busi ness . GMAC FINAN CING 992 -53q2 Pomeroy Ope n Evening s ' til6: 00 Till p.m. Sat. CHILDS AGENCY, INC.------. TWIST ICE CREAM Qts. Adolph's Dairy Vallev Hrs.: ·w. a. -z ~ WHEN YOU SEE US, DON'T THINK OF INSURANCE . •• BUT WHEN YOU THINK OF INSURANCE SEE US! DOWNINGCHILDS AGENCY Middl epor t. Ohio Ph . 992-2342 �3 !Bengals edge Buffalo 2_ The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., 'l\lesday, Nov. 18, 1975 Mystery holds Sheppard case after three-hour TV drama By NANCY KERCHEVAL Drenkhan, who had joined the from her home In France last "The only thing they hed right was the dale of the Bay VIllage pollee force jUit Friday expreasly to see the COLUMBUS CUP!) · crime and the nsmes of the over three years before the television movie starring ArlBne Sheppard flew from July 1954 murder. "In my George Peppard as Sam principals," Gerber said. her home in France just lo see Monday night's three- own mind, I think there Sheppard. She said she had a "Those bedlam courtroom hour dramatization of the should have been more in· telephone call from ' Pepperd scenes just never•happened." A juror that served during prior to the broadcast and Sam Sheppard murder case, vesUgallon." but she was only one of the . He said the gullt or In- quizzed him ·about his the first trial also ·disputed facts as depicted by the show. many viewers in Ohio who nocence of Shepperd Is still preparation for the role. "There certainly was a lot "one of those questions. ':One · · Mrs . Sheppard began were Involved in the tangled murder case against her late jury said he did It and another corresponding with "Dr . of fiction in it and some of It said be didn't. Sam" from Germany while was absolute lies," said ex.!Jusbaild. "H I had been satisfied In he wa.s In the Ohio Slate Beatr!c · Ornstein, South Bay Village . Police Chief Fred Drenkhan, who was the my mind at that time, that Penitentiary serving a life Euclid, Ohio. "The only calls first patrolman on the scene there waa sufficient cause, I term for the 1954 bludgeon the jurors made to their of th.e Marilyn Sheppard would have arrested him," slaying of his pregnant first homes wa.s the first night of deliberations and we asked murder, asked to be excused Drenkhan satd. "But there wife, Marilyn. club chairwoman for the contest, and contestants, Kathy . YOUNG CAREEIUSI' - Mrs. Suzy carpenter, She helped Shepperd win a only for pajamas and such In Monday night from attending wa.s no reason for me to King, Rhonda Dailey, R.N. (Mrs. Carpenter) and Janis fourth from left, wa.s selected "Young Careerist" for the second trial at which. he was the presence of the bailiffs." the city council meeting, so arrest him at that time." Schmoll, left lo right. Middleport Business and Profeaslonal Women's Club The former Arlane Tebben- repreaenled by F. Lee Bailey. Drenkhan, 49, recalled he he could sit home and watch Monday night. She is pictured here with Dorolha Salser, the TV drania of the case in johanns arrived In the U.S. Sheppard was cleared of the was due to get off work at 8 murder In 1966. ' a.m. the morning he was first which there "were never OHIO COLLEGE Mrs. Shepperd watched the alerted to the case. enough facts to make a good FOOTBALL RECORDS United Pres s International television show at the home of "That was a nice morning. circumstantial case." Mid-American Conference her bosts, Mr. and Mrs. The sun was just breaking." I "I really thought In my own William Spangs, Rocky had just pulled lnlo a station Conference Owerall mind, as a pollee officer, w· L T W L T River, Ohio. with a partner and we were facts would speak for xx -Miami 6 0 0 9 1 0 Without Drenkhan, the getting gas." Central Mi ch . themllllives," Drenkhan said 4 11821 other Bay VIllage City In a telephone interview from Then the call came in from Ball State .:1 2 0 9 2 0 Suzy Carpenter was Welcomed · into mem - Plans wer~ made for the Bowling Green his office. ATHENS - A recom- Council members huddled former Mayor J. Spencer selected Young Careerlst of bershipwere Mary McAngus, Chnslmas dmner to be h~ld Ohi o Un lv . 34 32 01 84 s2 01 Drenkhan did not arrest mendation by President around a color television set Houk. 4 6 0 "He was greatly excited the Middleport Business and Terri Miller, Ann Colwell, at the Meagslnn ,Dec. I5,6 .30 To l edo Sheppard the morning of the Charles J. Ping on a faculty In City Hall and watch the 3 4 0 discovery of the murder, representation elecUon was three-hour presentation. and agitated, so I grabbed the Professional Women 's Club and Wanda Eblin. They were p.m. wath a $2 galt exchange. North ern Il l. 23 0 3 7 0 because of the evidence of a adopted by the Ohio Bualnesa was lo have been car we were running and got in judging which took place at appointed by Freddi e Reservations are to be made Ken t Stnte 1 5 0 4 ~6 0 the club meeting Monday · Houdashelt, president, to the wath Mrs. Mary Kunzelman. West ern Mich1. 7 0 I 10 0 burglary and the doclor's University'. Board of Trustees Slllpended during the movie. over there right away. Sheppard was convicted of nightattheColumblaGasCo. finance committee. The budget was p~sented by x -Ea st . M ic h . ucoherent story." ' "When I got lo the front Saturday. XXX 460 office. A letter was read from the Alwilda Werner . Bacentenmal "In the scientific aspect of The board authorized the the 1954 murder of his wife door Esther (the lllliYOr's . x · not compeflng tor title Other contestants for the Meigs County Council on key chains and necklaces are xx . c linc hed titl e It, when all the things were scheduling of an election and sentenced to life in wife) mel me and I said Ohio Conlerence Investigated, he (Sam) ·was winter quarter to determine prison. But at a second trial, . 'Whore's Marilyn?' She said, title were Janis Schmoll, a Aging asking for a con- still for sale as are cards and Red Division the responsible party," said the will of the faculty on the lrolll!ht about through the 'You'd better go upstairs and ·teacher; Kathy King, em- tribution. Miss Houdashelt placemats. Also started . to Confer ence overall efforts of Arlane and his legal ployed with Columbia Gas appointed Nellie Vale, Dollie raise money was a lravehng W L T W' L T see what you can de for her.'" question of representation by xx -M uskingum' counsel, Sheppard was Drenkhan said he saw she Co. , and Rhonda Dailey, Hayes, Catherine Welsh, basket of gifts. a bargaining agent. 410 6 4 0 Pearl Reynolds reported on Ba l dwin -Wallace had been beaten severely and R.N., employed at Veterans Edith Forest, and Belly The trustees authorized acquitted. 720 Meanwhile ln Cleveland, after he determined she was Memorial Hospital. Conkle to the Bicentennial constitution and by-laws Mar ietta 43 10 Ping or his designee to 2 0 4 S 0 J '2 0 3 6 0 establish and Implement Sheppard's brother said dead, he went downstairs lo Following the judging, Mrs. Community Award Com- noting revisions to be made. Neidelberg Ot1 erbeln 1 A 0 4 S 0 watching the television show Carpenter, also a teacher, mittee. 'She thanked Janet Mrs. Kunzelman: noted thet talk lo Sam. guidelines and procedures for Wooster 0 5 0 I 8 0 1'-'.AIRf..ll II "At first when I talked to was presented with an in- Korn and the membership Mary Bonecutter had been Blue Division conducting the election which was ..-u-. Conference overall will detenmlne If the faculty . "It brought back ver~ Sam it appeared very likely scribed charm from the committee for the lea held at remembered durang her WLTWLT HUNTINGTON, W. Va. - wants unionization. The painful memories," said Dr. he could have done it," Middleport Club. She wili'now the home of Marion Taylor, illne~ and reported on the Wi ttenb erg 4 0 0 9 I 0 J I 0 5 4 0 'fhe Tri-State Area Council resolution also stilted that iflt Richard N. Sheppard. "It was Drenkhan said, "But tbe enter district competition . noting that a gift had been hospa tahzataon of Mrs. Denison Mount Union Mrs. Dorothe Salser was presented to Mrs. Taylor. Hayes. A repor.t was also has announ ced that is necessary to have an quite a dramatic production, more I talked lo him I noticed 220 72 0 Miss Houdashelt also made on donataons to the Oh io Wesle yan Scouting's new American election to determine an but I have always believed In he was giving a coherent chairwoman for the contest in 1 30 4 SO the local club. Judging the thanked Eva Robson for hospital loan center operated Caplfal Heritage Badge, offered In agent to repreaent the my lrother'slnnocence and it story.'' 040180 cooperation with the faculty Ping has the won't Iring him or Marilyn contestants were Carole printing the club bulle lin. The by the club. Yeager, Point Plea$8nt; Nea National Women's Weekend Terri Miller won th~ door American Revolution authorlt~ to negotiate the back. We loved them both." Bicentennial Administration guidelines and procedures for Stocknelster Henry, Jackson, in Canada on Feb. 28 and 29 praze . A silent auction was Dr. Samuel R. Gerber, and many historical groups, the election with ·all In- CUyahoga County coroner, qualfer last year's district title was announced and it was held and refre shments c~rry· .u.x -Oh io North ern marks the beginning of the terested parties. holder, and Kyle Stafford, reported that four members ing out the Thanksgavang who' telllfled ai both trials, X X X 4, 4 I x-Obe rlin x x x 2 4 0 BSA 's two-year "Spirit of Jackson. · will be taking the trip. theme were served . The board also took action dllputed facts as depleted by x -Kenyon x x x 3 6 0 '76" Bicentennial observance formally accepting the Ohio the movie. x -not compe11ng for ti tl e XX ·WOO IIt le which will conclude in 1977. University · College of Bia Ten 'fhe badge's significance Is Osteopathic Medicine aa a Conlereftce Overall WLTWLT to acquain t some 1.3 million component college of the The 1975 Winter Quarter OhioS tate 7 o o 10 o 0 Scouts with the. ac- unlvenlty. The college was Dave Roberson, evlll)geliat, Louisville, Ky. preached his wjll start December 8 at M ICh lgan 7 0 0 8 0 2 Wisconsin 3 3 1 .C 5 1 complishment s of such established by the Ohio ·Gallipolis Business College, , will be fea,tured sl)eliker at first sermon in his home Illinois 3 4 o A 6 0 Amer icans as George General Asaembly, and tbe 36 Locust St. GBC offers a ' the Bradford Church ol Christ church at the age of 15. As a Iowa 3 4 0 3 7 0 Purdue 3 • 0 3 1 0 Washington, Frederick legislation signed by Gov. 0 two year Associate Degree revival to be held Friday, junior in high school he was Mien . State 3 1 0 s 5 0 Douglass, Molly Pitcher, James Rhodes last swnmer. Program in Business Ad- Saturday· and Sunday elected president of the areaNorthwestern 2 5 0 3 0 Wilbur and Orville Wright, wide youth rally, and during The monthly cancer clinic, ministration and Executive · evenings al 7:30p.m. A fee sehedule approved for Minnesota 2 5 0 5 0 and Benjamin Franklin. The Christ In ..Youth his senior year be directed a the new college set the free of charge for all Meigs Secretarial. Also offered are Indiana 1 5 I 2 7 I Hoosier· Buckeye Conference One of the merit badge quarterly comprehensive . County women, will be held 9 and 12 month diplomas Revival will include Bible devotion , group which met Conference Ovenll requlremenls involves local instrucUon fee of S400and lhe .. onThursdayc. ll, at Veterans courses in General Office, study classes on Saturday every morning before school. W L T W TT Hanover ( lnd I and na llonal research of general fee at 166. In the fall of 1971 Roberson secretarial'' and Jr . Ac- beginning at 9 a.m. at the Memorial Hospital. ~ 80 0 900 hi storical events and The trustees authorized the . Sc far at the clinics since counting. All courses are church with all youth being entered the Cincinnati Bible Wil m ington -4 2 1 6 2 1 Bt uttton 5 2 15 3 1 biographies. Study of many university administration to May, 390 women have been approved for Veterans who invited to attend the classes. College. During his first year Tavtor lfnd l eras of American history is develop plans for the examined and no positive test waut to take advantage of A luncheon will be served at and a half there he sang in the 530 6 3 0 Defian ce J 5 0 A 5 0 Tlmothle~ quartet which also recommended. noon. renovation of Grosvenor Hall, results have been received. their G.I. Benefits. Findlay 2 6 0 2 8 0 During the next two years, a donmilory, to houae the All women are Invited to call traveled In the Kentucky, In addition to the Classes are conducted Earlham f lnd I 2 60 27 0 the Boy Scouts of America medical college. The nnm of the American Cancer Society daily, Monday through evangelist, the Scns of ~ght Indiana, and Ohio area. He Anderson { lnd ) will be involved in numerous Dan served as youth minister lor A. Carmichael, office In Middleport, 992-7531, Friday, from 8 a.m. to I p.m. will be presenting musical 26 0 27 0 Man chester ln d Bicentennial projects In- Columbus, is to be recom- from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. week Evening classes are also selections. They are mem- the Cedar Hlil Christian 260 2 70 cluding an International mended to serve as con- days to make an appoint- available ' and are held bers of the Christ In Youth Church in Louisville, Ky. Others W L T brotherhood and exchange suiting architect for the ment. There are openings for Monday, Tuesday, and Crusade Team of Cincinnati. before coming to serve in the 7 4 0 A kron MR. ROBERSON program, which wlll dot the project. ministry of Christ in Youth. Roberson, a native of the next clinic. Thursday from 6 p.m. to 9:30 6 • 0 Cincinnat i 0 Y oung stown State 5 • agenda of ''Festival USA.'' Allendlng the board Mrs. Wilma Reece , who has p.m . Credits earned at 4 5 0 John Carroll Scouting's " Horizons '76" meeting as representatives of been serving as coordinator Gallipolis Business College 4 s 0 H i ram 5 6 0 Da yton · observance will recognize the Ohio Osteopathic of the clinic has resigned are transferable to several • 6 0 ASh land this nation 's futur e and Association were the beca1111e she wiU be leaving four-year colleges . The • 6 0 Central Sta te potential for young people president of OOA, Dr. Marlin the county along with her Business College is approved , 0 8 0 Case Wes tern through their Scouting ex- E. Levlll (Dayton); a pest husband, John, who ha~ been by the Ohio Stale Board of perience. president, Dr. J . Richard transferred to canton In his School and College Already some 400 local BSA Costin (Columbus); and the duties with the Ohio Power Registration and maintains a Silver clover coun cils throughout the executive director of OOA, Co. Taldng Mra. Reece's very active employment nation have embraced the Chris H. Klndsvatter place a.s coordinator will be service for graduates and Bicentennial philosophy. The Central Ohio Anglers' " If we adults don't take the our ,farm friends could adopt pin is awarded employers. tColumbus r. Jan Judge. and Hunters' Club has named lime to provide and develop a long lasting program of Bob Evans of Rio Grande Its an appreciation among our planting wildlife habitat for Mrs. Louise Gluesencamp, ·"Conservationist of the youth for the natural the food and sheller benefits a 4-H advisor for the SliversYear," an honor bestowed by resources of our na lion, there to the birds and animals of ville Stitchers 4-H Club, was the club's Order of the White won't be an out of doors for their community . Wildlife Is a recently awarded the silver Horse. them to enjoy. If we don't natural heri!age and a good dover pin for her five years Evans accepted the award teach them sound indicator of our soil of volunteer service to the 4-H at the club's recent annual management of wildlife, productivity. If the wildlife youth of Meigs County. The meeting at club headquarters forests, the soil, water and count on our farms Is up, the award was provided by the near West Jeffenon. our minerals they will not richness of the soil is bolind lo National 4-H Foundation Herb Rumfleld, a club have much to look forward to be good." through the Stale 4-H ofOce of Send a long, stamped, self· rapidly. By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. break. director, explained why Bob Evans also said, "The You can abo aet muscle addressed envelope· for in the future." · Ohio Stale Unlvenity. Of course, if a person Is DR. DR. LAMB - Is It Evans, president of Bob image of the hunter and In closing, Evans said, possible to rupture or her- spasm by IIIIWllina an un- mailing . Some of • my dehydrated or in shock or in n!Bie a disc just by bending comfortable posllldn,' The correspondents have had fun need of more blood volume, Evans Farms Inc., was "With our bicentennial year fisherman Is up to us. If we • over to pick something up In a muscle literally cralliPI and changing girth control to then the faster you . can selected lo receive the annual just around the corner, all o( are going to enjoy our sport In • the future , we must respect IN NELSONVIU.I!l , twisted position without even can produce pain much like birth control. Certainly birth get the fluid in the award : "Rarely do we find a man who so willingly gives of the rlghls of the landowner that asaociated with a rupMiss Erma Srnlt~ and ~rs. contrOl is one way to avoid touching that something? better . A good examhlmself,without reasaurance and regard all streams as If Genevieve Meinhart .wert In one temporary cause of the Can intravenous feeding by tured disc. ple here Is a rapid of personal reward. Rarely they are our own drinking Nelsonville Monday dua, lo Although there are many big middle. But, considering transfusion of blood in the putting a needle in a vein and DEVOTED TO THE does a non-professional, nonwater supply . We must the lllnesa of their tro~er, running in the Ouid be too things that cause back the number of men with this presence of hemorrhage. The . INTEREST OF r.n.tGs-MASON AREA protect the few remaining Arthur Snllth, In the carftlac last, and if so can it do. any trouble, one of the main ones problem, there Is more to it ability to do this CliO be life- political Individual work so CH~fTER L. TANNEHILL natural free flowing streams care unit at Mount St. Mary's damage lo a person in any Is lack of atre111th of tile than that. saving in the operating room dillgenUy for conservation." , . ~ l!xec. Ed . HOEFLICH In presenting the award, :., ROBERT for ali future generations." H01pllal. abdominal and back muacles. About intravenous feeding, or in other emergency way, especially a child? : City Editor · Rum field said, "Bob Evans's ' ·PuDIIshtd dolly except High on the list of thlnga to do one Cllllet the ftuld go lh too • DEAR READER situations.· oturday DV The Oh io Voile~ many contributions towarda to prevent back trouble II fast. The Ruld running Into Bending over and lilting The effects of overloading u'bllshlng company , 111 ourt St. Pomeroy . Ohio something is a common way rnalntalnlns good abdominal the veina quickly expands the the circulation with Ould are the conserving of our natural ~769 . Buslntss Office Phone of rupturi ng a disc. Even muscles. 'I'h08e people with 1 volume of blood, literally by' usually temporary, and the resources do not stop down In 991-2156. Editorial Phone 992·, . without lifting it is possible If large abdomen are sitting diluting it. In sick people, body will quickly adjust by his native Gallla County. All 2157 Second cless posteoe paid particularly those with eliminating the excess fluid, of Ohio and our nation benefit t Pomeroy , Ohio . you already have a damaged ducks for back problems. Now talclng onlen for ••' Nltlonal advertising from his work aa a conThere Is a lot you can do to Umited heart function, the disc ready to herniate. The provided the kidneys are representative . ward · "'• Cornpany, Inc. , disc is between two ver- keep that abdOnllnll tone In excess volume can overload functioning nocmally. In this servationist. This outdojlrs- Griffith • Bottlntlll & Gallagher Olv ,, • tebrae, and when you bend shape. Those who have the the heart and cause ac- Instance there should be no man's activities are shared 757 Third Ave .. New York, 10017 . . by young people from all , N.Y. over it squeezes down on the expandlnc middle problem or cumulation of fluid In the residual damage: Subscription rates : • DtiiVtrtd by c1rrler where Inner edge of the li tUe sac- WID t to avoid II Clll get more lungs or other signs of Keep In mind, doctors often corners of lhli land. Hill IYIIIIblt 75 cents per week . like structure or pillow that detalla by ~~endlniiO cenll for temporary heart failure. Ills have to choose between risks. tireless efforts and devotion 1 ly Motor Route Where 6 to 16 lb. 16 lb. & service not outdoor education 1rritr contains the disc. The The Health Letter IIIIDber 3- easier to overload a chUd, Also, in the presence of ex- to vellablt, One rnonlh , 13.25. II. in Ohio and W. Va .. pressure on one side can pop 7,GirthControf: A\'Oidln8 the becaue he has a small blood treme conditions, despi t'e programs for our youth have BynomollYtlr S22 .00; Si x the sac just as you break a Big Middle. Jut write to me v~ to start witll. Adding' heroic efforts, the outcome Is brought national distinction onths, ill .50 ; Three onths , &7 .00 . Elsewhere blister by squeezing it. Of in care of litis ne •JIIIIIel', P. a 11111ll amount of fluid not always successful. Only to our Brotherhood of the 26.00 yur ; Six rnonfhs Jungle Cock and the roonskln 0 . Bor 1651, Rldlo City rapidly can Increase his blood l3.SO ; three months, &7 .50. 115 W. MAIN POIElOY! TV doctors are able to cure course, the more pressure ubscriptlon price Includes Cap brigade programs. StaUIII, New YGI'k, NY 10019. volume too much very everything, and life is not one that Is applied, as in the lif0 9-7 Fri. & Sit. N unday Times -Sentinel . In accepting; Evans said, ting, the more likely it Is lo big TV show. Facuity will decide upon agent issue Suzy Carpenter is named young careerist for club Bicentennial merit badge is announced Winter begins Dec. 8 Cancer clinic date is 11th f December Roberson coming here Conservation award made to Bob Evans of Gallia DR. LAMB Disc rupture from bending .• •• SIMON'S MARKET : • FRESH TURKEYS ... 89~ SIMON~S ~ r------------, II · Pro iI - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., 'l\lesday, Nov. 18. 1975 up7CJ!!fl. MARKEt : By RICK VAN SANT . Walt end Simpson, who hes a chance defensive : CINCINNATI (UPI ) _ lo break his NFL season Patulski. :• ''Have you ever," Cincinnati rushing· record of 2,003 yards, Anderson, ripping apart an ~ Bengals center Bob Johnson now has 1,325 and needs lo inexperienced Buffalo '. wanted to know, "Have you average 136 yards in his final defensive secondary, mar~ ever seen perfection like fi ve games to top the ched his team down the field " Kenny's?'' , astounding mark he set In with such ccnsistency that . .. The answer, from anyone 1973. th&Bengals never punted. Who saw the aerial circus that But Monday night belonged "I'd hete to be that poor : Kenny And e r so n lo Anderson. (Buffalo) cornerback," said : rlngmasterted Monday night Besides surpassing his old the Bengals' Rufus Mayes. : had to be either "no" 0 ; club passing yardage mark of Which one, he was asked. ~ uhardly ever." .!52 yards, Anderson also set a "!<;ilher one," 11e replied. ~ ~e Bengals quarterbac~ Benga'ls · total individual Admitted Simpson about r peSsed fotJa,team record 447 offensive record with 455 the porous Bills' defensive ~ yards, hitting 30 of 46 with no yards. Team records of 547 backfield, "We have ~ Interceptions, to guide Cln- lolal yards and 34 first downs problems and we c'an'•t ' clnnatl lo a 33-24 viclory over also were set. conceal them." " the Buffalo Bills in a free"I'd pave to say it was my Chimed in Buffalo head wheeling nationally-televised best performance ," said coach Lou Sa ban, "We got " game. Anderson, a fifth year pro out weaknesses back there. I o:. It was Cincy'seighth win In of tiny Augustana ( Ill .) know what our problems nine starts and kept the College. "Teams have been are .'' Bengals lied with Pittsburgh throwing the ball on Buffalo Although Cincinnati led for the AFC Central Division this year and that was ob- . throughout, Buffalo stayed lead. viously our game plan.'' : within striking distance most , Although O.J. Simpson Anderson, who threw two of the way and wasn't out of il '.:':.' rushed for 197 yards, 154 TD passes, shared a game until Dave (lreen booted an coming In tbe first -half, ll hell award with receiver Chip IS-yard field goal with just '•• · wasn't enough to keep the Myers, who caught seven I :57 remaining left to tran; : disappointing Bills from passes for lOS yards. sform a shaky six point lead "Anderson's the best we've to the more comfortable glne slipping lo 5-4, the fourth loss seen all year," praised Bills' point final margin. ;, : In their last live games. But il was too close to suit Bengals boss Paul Brown. "It went the way we were afraid it would," the 67-yearold coach said. "We had trouble stopping them and they had trouble stopping our passing. It was just a wide·open football game.'' Anderson's five-yard pass to Lenvil Elliott staked the Bengals to an early IHllead, and although John Leypoldt kicked a 28,yard field goallo cut illo (1.3, Cincy seized a 133 advantage midway through the' second period on rookie Stan Fritts' one yard smash. Simpson , who uncorked runs of 59 and 44 yards, scored on a two yard scramble to pull the Bills' to within 13-10, but Anderson hit Charlie Joiner on a 26-yard TD toss to provide the Bengals a 26-10 halftimPlead . ~ Expect encouraged another ;,g ood one--Woody 1 ' By GENE CAODES : m'l Sports·Writer ~ , COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Ohio • ' State Coach Woody Hayes o; :. said Monday the Buckeye"" " Michigan football rivalry [ : (X'ovides "the greatest single o ; game In any sport .and It , " won't be any diHerent this year." ~ ~~Tradition and proximity" were the big reasons for the rivalry, said Hayes, who wouldn't admit the 15-3-1 record he has against Michigan In his 24 games , ; against the Wolverines had n • anything to do with it. "You said that, I didn't," Hayes said, being careful not • : 1o say anything which could " • be used against him. "It was ~ a great rivalry before I got · : here." ~ . He refused to conunent on " ' the No. 4 rated Wolverines " . other than, "!feel they are an ·: ; extremely talented footbllU , .. le{lm and that's all I'm going "" .... to say." ' ' Hayes reaffirmed his plans . '' '' u ' •• • Michigan fifth zn . " " ' "' ' By FRED . McMANE UPI Sporll Writer ," NEW YORK (UPI ) 2 Notre Dame, which has not finlBhed out of the lop 20 In II years, dropped below the 20 mark In the United Press International Board of Coaches · major college football ratings today. Alabama, Oklahoma and Colorado each moved up In the lop 10. 'I"" Notre Dame, which has not , .,., finished lower thim 15th in the ' " ~ final UP! rankings since 1965, 1' " lost its third game of the ~. season Saturday, upeet by !t I ' . .......-.. . . . ,.t,.- • ! , II r Pittsburgh . The Fighting Irish received only one lOth place vote from the 40 coaches in this week 's. ratings. Notre Dame was ranked ninth last week. Colorado, running its · record lo 8-2 with a victory over Kansas, took over the No. 9 spot, climbing three places from 18$t week. The Buffaloes, headed for the Astro-Biuebonnet Bowl at Houston on Dec. 27, have one game remaining against Kansas State. Alabama and Oklahoma eaoh moved up one spot, with the Crimson Tide moving ahead of Michigan Into the No.4position and the Sooners 'edging past Texas Into the No. 6 slot. Alabama (9-1 ), named to the &!gar 'Bowl on Monday, will be idle next Saturday while Oklahoma (91) meets Nebraska for the right to represent ·the Big Eight Conference In the Orange Bowl. Ohio State continued to· be ,the overwhelming choice of -~-~-'<It MASON FURNITURE I. I STORE HOURS .. . Mon .• T~s : , We'd:'& Sat.-t:301il5 :00 I iI , I ,.. I f r ,.. ~ .;· ••• •• , ' ~ L THU .. SDAY i.IL 12 NOON .., ; FRIIMY UNTIL 8 PM , MASON FURNITURE Htrmen Grete MIIOII, W. Va. !Standings! Early In the third quarter Simpson cut the margin to 2017onaoneyardrun,butlaler in the period Green connected on a 211-yard field goal a11d early In the final period Fritts• second one-yard TD run gave Cincy its biggest lead of the night, 311-7. Although Buffalo refused to fold and bounced to within 3024 on Joe Ferguson's 10-yard pass lo J.D. Hill, Green guaranteed Cincinnati the win wlth his 18-yard field goal with just 1:57 lo play. Green cculd have made things more comfortable for Cincinnati had he not missed an extra point and a 37-yard field goal try . "I was hoping to get the game ball," he said, "so I could go home and practiCe with it." LeClair speaker at banquet for Eagle gridders Sport Parade . N a t 1 on a I Footba ll l eag ue Sfandings Bv Un ited Press lnt er nat tona l American conf erence , By MILTON RICHMAN ~~r~'J'~ore ; j ~ IIPI Sports Editor ~~~·~~gland ~ ~ NEW YORK (UP!)- The easiest thing in the world is lo hit NY Jets 1 1 o 121 a sportswriter. Centr~. , , pcf. He's generally standing still, taking notes, listening to Pi ffsb urg h 8 f 0 889 what's being said, and if some player or coach swings at him, 0 · 889 he never hits back. 8 c,ncinnafi ' Houston 7 2 0 .776 Cievefand o 9 o .ooo That was the way it happened S day night at Madison Westw. a. f. pcf. Square Garden where the New York Rangers shut out the Oakland 7 1 o .778 Detroit Red Wings, 3-6. 4 5 0 ·" 4 Kansas Cofy Upset bYh'as lea m' s Ioss and fur ther angered perhaps over a . Denver 4 5 o .444 san Doego o 9 o .ooo circumstance which followed, Red Wings' Coach Doug BarkNafiona~~~;terence ley punched Walter MacPeek, a hockey writer lor the Newark w . I. t. pet. Star Ledger. MacPeek' then went to a police station and filed ~a!:~i~~fon ~ ~ formal charges. Ordinarily thet wouidn 't make much news or Dalfas • 3 o .667 cause any undue excitement, except attacks on sports writers ~:il~~~~~~.a ~ seem to have been on the rise the past few months and now are cent ral ,Arawing more attention . Min nesofa ~; ... ~ 'o, P~ ,Jo1T!Jey should, because nobody, repeat NOBODY, professional Detroif 6 , ~ ., o · ~; • 11.1\lletic figure or anybody else, has a right lo hit somebody. ~~~~ang~ay 8.. ~ .1i 1 There has been enough breakdown in law and order in the wes t , !tr,ee)j and in the International community. The only place Los Ange fes ~· l· w'hefe there's supposed to be some class, some style or San Francisco 4 5 0 444 reasonable procedure remaining is in the fun and games ~~:,ng ,e•n• ~ deportment, and if it isn't, we're in much more trouble then we The Eastern High School Athletic Boosters will honor the football learns, cheerleaders and volley· ballleam with a banquet at 6:30p.m. on Monday, Nov. 24 with Jtm LeClair, middle linebacker for the Cincinnati Bengals, tbe speaker. The admission price Is $2 per person. Tickets may he purchased at the Meigs Inn, Krogers, New York Clothing House, Powell's Super Valu, VIllage Phanmacy, King Builders Supply, Dutton Drug Store and tbe Pomeroy National Bank. :::::::::!:::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Phipps made a public prediction that tbe Browns would beat Oakland. "I tcld the le!IID I was happy to see a positive statement by a player,'' he said. "Mike Phipps thought It and he said it." Gregg said he ordlnsrlly frowns on such predictions because they end up on "the bulletin board In your oppcnent 's locker room,'' but he thought such a statement was necessary "at th~ point In view of all that has happened. "I · felt like it was a statement thai needed lo be made. And I was panUcularly pleased that Mike made II." East w. a. f. l l l : pet. m m :m :lll i 'o Pgs l L lll : . . Monday's Result . suspect. C• nconnaf• 33 Buffafo 24 · n•ght Sunday' s Gam es Baffi more af Miam ; Chicago •• Los Angefes C l n c ~n nat tat Clevelan d Denver af· Aff anfa ~:~·~.~'t a~';;'~~ss~;\~ 10 N Y GianfS af Green Bay O akl and af Washingfon Phil ad elphia at Dall as Barkley is putting In his second hitch as coach of the Red Wings and his action Monday night was not typical of him. Physica l violence contributes nothing ' it merely destroys. , Some NHL pecple are so shortsighted, they can'lsee the media belp them tremendously and, indeed, is vital to their business. Clarence Campbell, the NHL president, is wise enough lo see il • But he should do something about the leag'ue's post.oame o St. Louis at NY J ets rule. san Diego • • Min nesofa San Fra nc1sco at New Or leans Monday 's Game PiffSburgh •• Houston. nighf Worfd H o c k e y Association Bv uniteds~~~~~n~~~ernational East It says "within a reasonable time (7 to 10 minutes) after a game, media personnel will have available to them the team management. " The rule goes on to say media representatives shall be admitted lo the dressing room " If member club SO desires." And if member club does not desire, 11 8 separate interview room shall be designated." ~· :· ' According to MacPeek, he and the other writers had waited 0 Cincinnati 1 1 1 f5 nearly 20 minutes. He wished to speak wiih 'goalie Ed New Eng land Clev eland l 1 ~ ~ \~ Giacomln , recently traded by the Rangers to the Red Wings, Ind ianapolis Wes t ;, andwhen Barkley wouldn't let him or any of the other ~iters 1 ~· )· Plt.~ \"lb the dressing room, MacPeek called his attention lo the Houston Minnesota 1 6 1 15 P,C/.st'i!am,e rule. Phoenix ~ M\'f~ek says Barkleytoldhlmloshovethe rule. San Diego ' 9 t ~ "!\ van& make sure I get this right so I can get It lnlo my Denver canad•an w ·. I. 1. ph reJWi't to Clarence Campbell," MacPeek said. 1•1 Quebec . 13 i o 26 •· Now' that was waving a -r.ed flag in front of Barkley and 1 ~~';;;~~';'g. ;:"9 ~ ;: ¥~cPeek shouldn't heve done it, but neither should Barkley Ca lgary 8 1 1 n heve done what he proceeded lo do. ToronfoMonday' s Results 'fO 2 10 '"g:ouwannasettiethiswe'llgooutside,'" MacPeekqtloles tnd ianopotis 6 To ronfo 2 . !Qe troll coach as saying. Edmonfon 6 San DieQO 3 ','No , we,'ll settle it with a note lo the National Hockey League Tu esday 's Games ., 1 • ~~"\ ~ • ,, HouSf on af Winni peg • · 'yn <:f " MacPeek answered. Cincirin ati at Quebec d ,,-, I ~:~~r lhbna'bt tllat was that ," he says, "but then he started San Dieg o at Cal gar y "'t:: Edmonfon af Denver swinging. He hit me four or five times, I don't know for sure how many because I was stunned. I began ducking, bul he nicked me a few limes.'' P:: 0 l l l' Wynn ""d Bench . recovers t ra de f · rom operation LOS ANGELES (UP! ) _ Jimmy Wynn, who helped Los Angeles win the National CINCIN NATI (UP! ) League pennant iri 1974, has Johnny,. . Bench loday was been sent to Atlanta in a four- · recoverang. from an ~p­ for-two deal for Dusty Baker per~nti)f'successful operation but he's not mad at tM • onhl!llefl shoulderMondaym Dcdgers •· .. Qiclahoma1City , Okla., Cin"Ther~'s no doubt In my cinnali Reds offici als mind that I can still play reported. . center on a reguler basis " :- ~~Eve~blng went as exthe •:JJ..year-old veterali sard »peeled; •$Bid a club offacaal. ·fallowin g Monday hlght 's ·' I'Vhe~e were ~ 0 . com. deal. . " . phca~~ons , no surprases m any you have to like a learn that "My arm is strong 'and I way· ' rf ed b , does that. can still get around. I don't · The surgery, ,pe orm ) "We could have lost both really understand why the Dr. Donald 0 Donoghue at the Stanford and Baylor Dcdgers feel otherwise." ·.Oklahoma City's St. Anthony games very easUy (Instead of AI CampaniB, Dodger vice HC¥ipatal, lock a little o; er a~ tying),'' he said. "We were at president In charge of player hour a~d the Reds sta the crossroads then. But we personnel, said Wynn was a ~ tcher as eXJ_>OCied to remam came back to win seven In a defensive liability because of an the hospatal about four row- that shows you this a balky right elbow. more days .. team has a lot of character." Baker, 26, will play centerNo cast will be ne~ry, Bo was so euphoric he field for the Dcdgers next and a~thoug~ Ben_ch s left barely mentioned his prac- . year. He hit .261 with 19 home arm wall be an a slang about Uces would be closed-<~galn. runs and 72 RB!s while three weeks, the sluggmg Down In Columbus, Ohio, playing center at Atlanta last star "sh~uld be in good shape Woody Hayes was doing the season. fo r spran~. tra.an ang next same-again. "He can run, throw , field February, sa td a tea m "Early In the season after and hil with power," said spokesman . we had the two ties,': said Campanis. " And it's our The doclor said he removed freshman quarterbllck Rick feeling that he has yet to Leach, we just knew we had reach his peak. Our scouting 1o play together and take the reports on him have always games one at a lime. been good." bases. "lthlnkwedldagoodjobof The Dodgers also acquired Wynn, who came here not looking ahead to the Ohio Ed Goodson, 27, from before the 1974 season in a State game," he said. "Now Atlanta . Besides Wynn, they trade with Houston fo r that It's here, I think gave up Lee Lacy, 27; Torn Claude0steen, hit.27I with 32 everybody's going to be Paciorek , 29, and Jerry ... hcmers and lOS RBis in the jacked up all week and ready Rcyster, 23. , Dodgers' , pennant winnin g to go saturday." Baker, a five-year ma jor year, and was voted the NL's league veteran, once was "Comeback Player of the hailed as the Braves' next Year.'' But he slipped to .248 WEBER IN HOSPITAL Henry Aaron. He was Aaron 's with I8homersand 58 RBis in REEDSVILLE - Denver teammate four years. 1975. Weber , Reedsville , is a Baker's best season was 1973 surgical patient at CamdenClark Hospital in Parkers- whenhehit.288wlth99RBis, 21 home runs and 24 stolen burg. His room number is 211. Bo excited as a kid as Wolves prepare for · By RICHARD L. SHOOK ·latest UPI ratings • Gregg is By JOHN SPETZ BEREA, Ohio (UP!) Although the Cleveland Browns went down lo their ninth straight defeat In Oakland Sunday, Forrest Gregg appears to heve drawn new confidence and a spirit of optimism from the exlo close practices lo the press Hayes said backup middle perience. this week and explained his guard Mark Lang remains The main sources of the · the only question mark for reasons why. optimism were Mike Phipps' ·.,u only takes one person the Buckeyes as far as Inquarterbllcklng In the aS-17 who knows what he Is looking juries are concerned, loss, Greg Pruitt's 103-yard for ," said Hayes. "And the although several players will guy you don't suspect is miss a couple days of prac- rushing performance and the always the one - the guy tice. Lang reinjured a knee In fact that the Browns were painting the bleachers. the Buckeyes' 38-6 win over within striking distance of their first viclory imW the "I have never asked a Minnesota last Saturday. final quarter. newspaperman not lo use "ll should be a great, great "I was very encouraged by something he knows," Hayes ccntesl," Hayes said. Hayes aid he thought his Mike's performance Suncontinued, "but I heve a right day ," the coach said at his 1o keep him from knowing it. team was on the upswing. "So, that's the reason we "We felt the last two games weekly news conference. "He close our practices. We will that we are building up again got himself ready for a not do anything which will after somewhat of a mid- football game and he was hurt our chances of winning. season letdown which In- throwing pinpoint passes in We want to hav~ everything variably happens," Hayes the first half." "I thought Mike ran the going for us up there." said. "We'll be ready for a fool~ team very well," tie would send the Buckeyes fine game." qregg 'add"?·. "I tbolll!ht his to the Rose Bowl and Hayes was asked If he had play calling was excellent. Michigan to the Orange Bowl thought any about whether he There was that draw for the since Ohio Stale would have would go for a lie If he had an first touchdown and on a the best overall record. opportunity. A lie would give · couple of occasions he threw Michigan Is 8+2 going In and the Buckeyes and Wolverines another Big Ten co- the screen and caught them .the Bucks 10.0. "I've tried to think about championship, their fourth In off balance.'' Gregg s11id. he was also everything, " Hayes said, a row. encouraged last week when "but I won 't talk about that But, under the conference's that until afler the game." new method of selecting Its Rose Bowl re(X'esentative 1 a " ~~ Browns' .Today's osu UPI Sports bwrlter ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UP!) - Bo Schembechler says he feels "like a kid" as the the coaches for the No. I buildup begins for fourthpcsltion. The Buckeyes (10- rated Michigan's Big Ten 0), who meet ·Michlgan this. showdown Saturday with topSaturday for the Big Ten ranked Ohio Stale. Conference title, received 32 At stake Is the conference first place votes and 392 championship and trip to the points 1o take a declaive 71). Rose Bowl but- thanks In no point .margin over unbeaten small part to Schembechler's Nebraska (10·0), which squeallngs the past three remained No. 2. The Cor- years - the loser will be nhuskers got the other eight playing In the Orange Bowl first place votes. on New Year's Day instead of staying home. Texas A&M (~) . Arizona "I don't think the fact of State ( ~ ) and Penn Stale (S. both teams gclng to a bowl 2) held on lo the Sl!llle will . change anything," pcsltlons as last week : the ScheJIIbechler said. "Either Aggles In the No. 3 spot, team will feel bad If It loses Arizona State eighth and but now, maybe for the team Perm State No. 10. that loses the recovery period Pittsburgh (7-3) , on the will be less." strength of Its vlctcry over The Wolverines will be Notre Dame, climbed heck shooting for their fifth Into the top 20 after a few . straight outright or share of weeks' absence. The Panthe Big Ten title, a fact obthers, who earned a trip to the scured because the Buckeyes &In Bowl by defeating the have been to the Rose Bowl Irish, were tied with the last three seasons as they Arkansas (7-2) In the No. 17 tied Michigan for first plBce. position. "I'm still like a kid," the ' bouncy, bouyant SchemNEW YOR K tUP I) - The bechler said Monday at his (,:::1 Unit~d Hou se Int er n ational weekly presa luncheon, which r-----------~--~---------. z BOllrd of Coach es to p 20 played to a packed press co ll ege foolba ll t ee m s wit h won -lost r ecord s an d ll rst house. "I'm as excited as a p lace votes · In pll re nth eses . kid.'' Tenth w eek : Team Points What has seemingly turned 1. Oh to Sf.l lO·O) I 32 I 392 ~ Vanilla & ~ Choc. 2. NeDrasko (10-0) 18) 322 Scheinliech1er on more than 3 Texas A&M 19·01 29S 4: AtaDama l9-ll 243 usual for this eighth straight 5. Michigan (8 -0 21 242 Big Ten title deciding gume Is In Cones, & Pints 6, Oklahoma !9-11 209 ·the way his young Michigan 7. Texasl 9·ll 201 8. Arizona St. 110-01 86 learn, 8+2, his come on after 9. Colora do 18-21 43 ------------~~--~ 10. Penn St. 18-21 33 a slow start. ''After getting ~~Jed ta win, 28 11. Arizon a (8·11 25 12. Florida 18-21 win, win, win, win, and then 13. Georgio li-2l 13 ' 1 ~ . Coiitorn ial 7·3l 12 having back-to-back ties with lO:OOA.M. Tllll:OO P.M. Sun.-TIIur. .S. Itlel UCL A17-2-1i 9 everybody ready to bury you 10:00 A.M. Tll12:00 P.M. Fri. & Set. · 15. (lit ) San Jose St. 19·1) 9 17. \t iel Pll tsburgh 17 -31 6 and then to come back and 992-2556 t7. itjel Ar kansas 17-2) 6 win aeven In a row, " POMEROY. t9. 1f e1 Wes f Vlrgtni11 8-21 S MAIN 19. \tiel Tutsa (7 .3) 5 Schembechler said, "well, a piece of "chewed up" cartilage and a tiriy piece of bone from the collarbone area of Bench's left shoulder. Bench had spent much of the 1975 seB90n In pain after the shoulder wss injured in a heme plate collision with San Francisco's Gary Matthews on April 22. It was the second operation for the 27-year-old Bench in less than three years. In December, 1972, Bench underwent lung surgery for removal of a benign lesion . This Week's Spo~ia USED CARS .1969 Chev. %T. Pickup V.8 motor , auto., P.S., rad io, West Coat mirror s, rear step bumper, 8 ply ti res. •1295 Karr & Van landt .· 'You 'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Busi ness . GMAC FINAN CING 992 -53q2 Pomeroy Ope n Evening s ' til6: 00 Till p.m. Sat. CHILDS AGENCY, INC.------. TWIST ICE CREAM Qts. Adolph's Dairy Vallev Hrs.: ·w. a. -z ~ WHEN YOU SEE US, DON'T THINK OF INSURANCE . •• BUT WHEN YOU THINK OF INSURANCE SEE US! DOWNINGCHILDS AGENCY Middl epor t. Ohio Ph . 992-2342 �-1 •' ,, • RAP: When Mrs. Ford got In trouble with uptight moralists, I figured she needed encouragement, so I wrote her a letter first nonplastlc President's wife =g~::!~::;~t.the ,. ' .. At the same time my aunt (the original uptight moralist) sent a hot letter to the White House. My aunt got a reply, stating Mrs. Ford's side. 1 got nothing. Not that I expected a "thank-you note," but I'm just pointing out a fact of human nature: Criticize and you're answered; complbnent and you'll probably be ignored. Maybe that's why more people throw bricks than bouquets. -But I still think the Fords are great parents, don't you? -LETTER WRITER P.S. I think you're great columnlsts, too. DEAR LETl'ER WRITER: Our penoul"thaak-you note" Is already In the mall! aJt hid we received thousands of similar bouquets In one week (lovely dream! 1weJDIChtnot have been aoprompt. . In fact, we'd probably have·concentrated on the brickbats, just u the White House did. - HELEN Holiday party plans were for Dec. 12 at the church and made when the Happy the members voted that in Harvesters Class met at lieu of a gift exchlUige, they Trinity Church Friday night. will give money to purchase The annual dinner was set .,.' ' . / HOLIDAY HAPPENING - Miss Marta Guilkey shows here a portion of the materials she will use In her "Christmas is Kid's Stuff" program at the Holiday Happening to take place Friday at St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Ht?liday Happening to include ever1Jthin:g fior holiday activities +++ NOO'E FROM HELEN: As a columofat with conatderable esperlence aloag these lines, l can explain wby mall was loaded apblat Mn. Ford: diJaenten (eapecially tbe monllltlc kind) write !etten. "Agreen" wenerally don't, anlea1, like you, ''L.W.," they're lnaplred to tate a stand qalllllt unfair crttlciJm. - H. +++ Circle plans bazaar ,. .. .. The holiday bazaar at Heath United Methodist Church was announced for Dec. 4from 9a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Thursday meeting of the Afternoon Circle held at the church. Comml ttees were named and It was noted the luncheon will be served at It a.m. and in conjunction with the bazaar, a flea market will be held. Mrs. Nan Moore presided Say Happy Anniversary With A Fresh at the meeting during which time ~he budget for the year was discussed and It was decided to place flowers on the altar twice a year. A Christmas luncheon will be held by the circle in December. To open the meeting Mrs. Moore read "They Will Know We Are Christians by Our Love" with Mrs. Mary Rinehart providing background music. A review of the lesson on Jonah was given by Mrs. Moore who discussed the new study book for the group. Mrs. Beulah Jones and Mrs. Emma Wayland were hostesses. FOLIAGE ThanksgivinR GARDEN Or rites planned Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van TERRARIUM Meter of Middleport Route 1 20%0ff N. Second St. Middleport, Ohio are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Debra Van Meter, to Donald Daily, son of Robert Dally of Rt. I, Middleport, 1and Jean Wilkins of Toledo. A Thanksgiving wedding is planned. r----.-....-·-·-. -·-. . . ·-,.--·-·-~-- .· .. .. byp)CJ~ '' . Everything from festive foods to Christmas creations will be included in the annual Holiday "Happeni~g of the Meigs County Extension Service to be staged Friday at St. paul's Lutheran Church fellowship hall. Open to the public, the allday and evening program will emphasiie ways to gain a maximum enjoyment with a minimum of expenses along with the novel and new in trims and treats. There will be a 75 cent registration fee but that permits the public to the full day's program or any part of it. Miss Marta Guilkey, extension agent, will open the· program at 10 a.m. with a welcome, At 10: IQ she will present "Christmas Is Kid 's Stuff" using kids' creations Including holiday baking, decorating and gift making. Mrs. Betty Reese, Athens County extension agent will present tips on making the holidays happy, not hectic; through wise use of the preChristmas days. Her program will begin at 10:40. AI 11 :10 a.m. June Varner, Child Development Specialist, Buckeye Hills Vocational District, will offer ideas for making homemade toys. She will also be explaining resources available in child development and giving tours of the child development mobile unit. Her portion of the program is entitled "It's A Child's World." · "Festive Fixins" will begin at II :30 a.m. with Myrtle Clark and Annie Moon, nutrition aides, demonstrating recipes for holiday appetizers such as "punches wllh pizazz" and "fund-to fondues." At noon there . will be a holiday potluck and browse time. Those attending are tG take a favorite holiday dish and their table service. Beverages and rolls will be furnished. The afternoon program will get underway with a Christmas story by June McGregor. "A Galaxy of Holiday Ideas" will be presented by Mrs . Rita Oberholzer, home ecOnomist for Columbia Gas, at 1:30and Dale Stoll, New Marshfield and Joann Sater, Jackson will display wreaths, trees and other special "items for decorating at 2 p.m. "Green Up Your Gifts" will be given by Patty Kelly, Meigs County 4-H Program assistant who will demonstrate the "h~w-tos" of giving green plantS for Christmas gifts and to conclude the afternoon program, there will be Christmas creations by the STERLING SILVER ·Thanksgnring Feasting gift for shut-ins. Mrs. NevJi Seyfried and Mrs. Ben NeU1~- · ling were appointed to gl':~ devotions at the party, :wtili · Mts. Dale Smith, Mrs. Johri Terrell, Mrs. Rose G!nthe"r and Mrs. Genevt'e ll'e' Meinhart to serve on !lie planning commitiee. ~· Read at the meeting was·a letter thanking the class fora .. \ coqtribution to .the Sei!l~~ I repeat Festive Fixins" and 11 Mrs. Guilkey to repeat "Christmas is Kid's Stuff." POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - Candle wax dripped on my long shag carpet and burned down to melt right into the strands. I would like to know how to remove this. - LINDA H. DEAR LINDA - You should try to scrape off as much wax as possible. Use a dull knife or even a wldetoothed.comb or a fork might remove more from the long strands. When the wax is removed from the rug, sponge with cleaning Ou!d. Candle wax stains also can be removed from rags by sponging with alcohol (test first) and then blot. Rayon Is not friendly to alcohol and should there be any rayon In your rug dilute two parts water to one of alcohol. This also may fade some colors. If nothing works and the wax persists In clinging to the rug . strands, the damaged part may have to be cut out. Be careful not to cut the long strands at either side. Then a plug of new carpet can be inserted. This should not be too noticeable In a shag rug since the long strands will cover the join. - POLLY. JOSEPHINE - Yes, there is a way to remove offensive odors from some dress materials. While it is certainly unconventional, it has worked for me for many years. I also use this on my husband's shirts and any garment with a synthetic blend. My secretis automatic dishwashing detergent. If it only came in liquid•form it would be the nicest invention since the mop and broom . To use this in top loading machines it first has to be dissolved in hot water. I use a front loader and do ·not have a Shower fetes Warner Couple honored at party SUPER MARKET • Open Daily .g to Kinz .b1rt~ . , '·' announced · _Mr. and Mrs. Danny Ray King announce the birth of a daughter, Misti Dawn , Aug. 28 at the Holzer Medical Center. She weighed seven pounds, six ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. David D. Campbell, Pomeray,. and the paternal grandparents . are Mr. and Mrs. Jack' L. King, Pomeroy . Great_grandparents are Mrs. Dordy Call, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Delos Campbell, Cincinnatus N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Harold King, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. John Barentine Ozark ' .' . AI a. ~~~~~;:c;::W.:'»;: Social Calendar '' ". . house -,,.. l From BAKER'S .,tt.w%............. , 2 -Piece · . LIVING ROOM· SUITE'14900 BAKER ·FURNITURE. ........ Order Your lrull llolj~~Y;,Jurkey I .,. f\ .... r ~>! ~·?J-. 1;, q \J ~.· 1 . UJUJU, <.; ;,), . -IUR fR£SH JUICY 1URKEYS:.. ' POMEROY · Wllli'J~.E ,D&D MEATS "QUALITY and SERVICE" We Accept Fecltril. 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' HAM_ TUESDAY PROGRAM BY Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Taylor when Salisbury PTA meets at 7:30 p.m. at school· room visitation to be held. _ANNUAL Thanksgiving dmner of Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, 7:30 p.m. followed by business meeting; all members asked to meet at home on following night, 6 p.m., to conduct annual bread delivery program for "Gifts for Yanks Who Gave". . SPE<:IAL meeting, Racine Masonic Lodge 461 , 7 p.m. Work in third degree; all members welcome. MEIGS County Grange officers meeting, 8 p.m . at Rock Springs hall. Refreshmenu will be served. (.'HESTER (.'OUNCIL 323, ~qhters of America, 7:30 p.m. at the hall. The charter will be draped for Ona Osborn. Members are asked to wear white. GROUP II, Middleport First United Presbyterian Church, 8:30 p.m. for a Thanksgiving dinner at the Meigs Inn, Meeting to follow at the home of Mrs. Lewis Sauer with Mrs. Francis • Anderson, co-hostess . Devotions by Mrs. Donald Lowery. POMEROY CHAPTER 186, O.E.S. practice for Installation, Pomeroy MasoniC" Temple, 7 p.m . WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT Uterary Club, 7:30p.m. at the home of Mrs. Dewey Horton. Mrs. Ben Philson to review "Thomas Payne" by W. E. Woodward, and Mrs. Carl Horky to review O'Connor's ''Common Sense." Roll call will be a modern revolutionary. ROSE GARDEN CLUB, 7:30p.m. at the home of Mrs. Glen Stout. Each member is . lo take a Chftstmas arrangement. POMEROY CHAPTER 80, Royal Arch Masons, special convocation to confer the mark master and past master degrees, 7:30p.m. at . the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. RIVERVIEW GARDEN CLUB, 7:30p.m. at tlie home of Mrs. Ronald Cowdery with · Mrs. Tom Spencer, cohostess. Members are to bring gifts for the .,~hens Mental Heallh.-. nter patients. A w !I; r slmas workshop wffi be. conducted by Mrs. Gene Wilson ·and Mrs. Lyle Balderson. MAGNOUA CLUB, home of Mrs. Dale Smith, 7:30p.m. ""·~ ... FROM lEWIS 'lURKEY:: _ FMMS. QRDER BEFORE NOV. 22nd, " I Reuter-a..n l1111mnce · Co I h~ri.tage SPE.CIAL MEET CHESTER - , A special meeting of Shade River Lodge 453, F&AM, has been set for 7:30p.m. S4turday at the hall In Olester. Work will be In the EA degree. Jli_'e Accept Federal Food Stamps MIST! KING a holds meeting ' PORK STEAK Sun. 10 to 10 presiding, members repeated the prayer from the yearproblem getting it to dissolve, book. The group sang "For but friends with top loaders the Beauty of the Earth" With have )lad some trouble and Miss Sybil Ebersbach atthe are not too happy with the piano, and Mrs. Dessauer results. I have. used this to read an article "Thanksbleach nylon thmgs for many giving" and "To Celebf,f,te years. W1th th~ adve~t of a Beginning." The group newer fabrics I fmally tried 11 (·sang 1 • . "Count Your on my.kmtsandhavenot used Blessings," followed by anythmg else s~nce . another reading, "The Neigh! have only tr1ed one brand borhood Kid , d ll}lfi': but o_thers would doubtless Members 'sa: , ~appi work JUS I as well. I have some Birthda , to Mrs. Ad garments . that have been ll t Ho1ter . YThere was grouP, washed thlS way a1 1ea~ a . . "Sh • h d d tim d1 till smgmg o1 owers of ~ r_e es an am s Blessing" and the benedic: enJOytng them. They would t"1on. Mrs. Henry Re"1bel a00· ha b d" ded 1 vdel eend lscar ontg ago! Mrs. Freda Duffey served ha use more conven 1ona desser t course from a tab!e, . methods. Use the d1sh- decorated In a Thanksgiving: wash1ng detergent . , SPARINGLY. A1ittle goes a mohf. ' long way. Do not use other soap with it on synthetics. WRENA. DEARREADERS-IIrled dlshwashlng detergent on some fabric and It worked well. But do lest as some brands may not work the same on all materials, and do remember to use it *parlngiy since It Is strong. I would only use it when necessary to remove an odor and not for ...~ -llilpaoW,frt/ the weekly wash. - POLLY. Another Good Buy/ I USDA CHOIC£ named to a committee W purchase a memorial "filr: Mrs. Clara Karr. A rep¢'t was given on the fund ralslp~ projects with the money turned over to Church Council and future .plans. It was announced the Sunday School will have a project. Saturdayinthewayofasoup, chili, sandwiches and dessert luncheon at the chuu;h h · · t 10 .regmmng a :30 a.mt• A bake sale will be held Satiu-day also by the newly organized youth fellowship. Mrs .. Eva Dessauer was devotions 'leader for ,. the meeting. with Miss Smith The Southeast Ohio J~ior Hoffner, Pomerqy;. Mr. and DEAR POLLY - I want to M1ss li<;holarsh.lp Committee Mrs. John E. Kerr III, tell Josephine that while entertamed ~1th a buffet . Middleport; Eleanor Werry vinegar diluted with water S~day hononng all Jun1or and Ralph Werry, . director, does the trick for fabrics with Miss contestants, sponsors Southeast Ohio Junior Miss an offensive odor.- MRS. W. ?"d parents at the Meigs Inn Program. L. C. 10 Pomer.oy .· The finals of the program DEAR POLLY AND Attendtng were Pam will be Sunday at the Meigs Parsons, Martha Parsons, · Junior High School Ractne; Peggy Trussell, Jean auditorium beginning at 3:15 Trussell, Long Bottom; p.m. Debra Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Pat~y WalterRoush ,Syracuse ; Mr. and Mrs. John Wolfe, Racine Home National Bank; Becky Mrs. ·Sharon "Folmer, Mrs. Sayre, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lisa Hendrix and Mrs. sue Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hap- Wolfe entertained recently Sayre, Racine; Jalni Sue Mcilwain, Mr . and Mrs. tonstall entertained Sunday with a layette shower William Mcilwain, Ironton; evening with a dinner party honoring Mrs. James (Patsy) You will receive a dollar tf Bob Miller, City Loan and honoring Mr. and Mrs. Warner. Polly usea your favorite Savings Company, Pomeroy; Vincent Dabo who left today Cake, mints, punch and homemakipg Idea, Pet Avis Bissell, Kathleen lor their home at 12651 coffee were served to Jeanne Peeve, Polly'• Problem or Hours: 9 to 5 Mon.Bissell, Elsie Circle, Long Seminole Blvd., 9 Pointe West Ash, Dottie Swanson, Anita . solution to a problem. Write store Fri. 9 to a Sat. Cloud Bottom; Lynnita Newberry, Way, Largo, Fla . . Van Cooney, Florence Baker Polly tn care of Ibis news- Sundoy. Other guests for the dinner Mr. and· Mrs. Leonard Mary Lou Waggoner ; paper. Newberry, Gallipolis; were the Rev. and Mrs. Dorothy Warner' Florence Olristy McDonald, Mr. and Dwight Zavitz, Middleport, Warner, Ethel Hawk, Nancy Mrs. Charles McDonald, and the Rev. and Mrs. Linson · and Jennifer Reed, Linda Nelsonville; Patsy Mc- Stebbins, Gallipolis. Cards Baker and Sherry Swanson. '' Fadden, Mrs. VIrginia Mc- and gilts were presented to Sending gifts were Dorothy Fadden, Nelsonville ; Mr. and Mrs. Dabo. Lawson , Shirley Ash, Pam Visiting Sunday afternoon Sh?Ckey and Margie Weaver. Melania Waldnig, Mr. and Mrs. Waldnlg, Racine; Joyce wllh Mr. and Mrs. Dabo were Pmes were won by Sherry Quillen, Syracuse; Tonya Mrs. Ruby Swick and Mrs. Swanson, Jeanne Ash "and Keebaugh, Pomeroy; Pat William Betz, Columbus. One Mary Lou Waggoner. The White•, Racine; Calista evening last week the Dabos door prize was won by Searls, Middleport; Tom were dinner guests of Mr. and Dorothy Warner. t ~----- ; ,j • ' - - - -«4U1N¥1U ¥4¥ ~ u Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee, Lincoln Heights. • BACK HOME < Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner . r:'el,'l~w,rhz;l! have returned from Bucyrus rl W J '1' HOME FROM VISIT where they visited Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson, Mrs. Mrs. Robert Turner for two Carl Brannan and Mrs. Grace weeks. They were returned The light and Life Men 's ' Weber returned home home Saturday by their Saturday after spending two granddaughter, Sandra Fellowship of the Laurel Cliff days In Columbus with Mr. Turner, and Joe Folly. While Free Methodist Church met and Mrs. Robert Jay. They ··~ in Bucyrus, Robert Turner recently at the home of went especially to visit Mrs. Richard Friend. underwent surgery. Prayer was given by the Jay who has been a patient at DANCE IS SUCCESS Rev. Floyd Shook and lloyd Riverside Methodist Hospital HARRISONVILLE - The Wright read the 98th Psalm. for two weeks. She was Harrisonville Senior Citizens "The Ballad of Brother Job" returned to her home 1 Middleport, Ohio Club staged a successful was given by Pearl Jacobs. A Saturday. square dance Friday night. report was given on the bus Club members extend thanks ministry and Steve Eblin to the musicians, the String reported that the bus is ready ~---~---~....:;.. Dusters, caller Rodney to go back into operation. Reeves and the public for, · Bob Barton had the closing excellent support. prayer and refreshments King Sent Soc eal were served. '11.'0 Goessler's Jewelry Store volunteers of the Retired ~nior Volunteer Program . The evening session will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. with Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Moon to Sunday buffet honors junior Miss contestants INSURANCE SER\. FASHION'S • J COMPLETE LATEST • . • Pork, Best Buy .For . Alcohol aids wax 1tain~·~~~~~a~~e~a~-~th~~:~, L.W.: Yes, we think the Fords are great parenll. Tbey keep commuulcatlon lines opeu, and that's the most lmporlaot tblng Ia famtly We. I'm sure Mrt. F;ord 1poke for the "majorlty of motben (wllo ralae ua to make wtae decisions and then are wt.eeooqb to let go), and I can't undentand what aU lbe fun wu about. Cu you? - SUE ' Poin,t~rs Polly's +++ .' 5- The Daily Sentinel Middl . · ' eport-Pomeroy,o:, Tuesday,Nov.18, 1975 . , Happy Harvestet:~ make.plan~_~: .for Dec. 12 annual dinner . Too Much Too Soon +++ . . '· RAP : When I was 16 and Brad 18, we pushed our parents into Iettlng us get married. He joined the Army and I had a baby while he was gone. !Mr :!-year marriage has been mostly fights, resentments and absences. Brad is very immature. I feel more like his mother than his wife. Once I tried to leave him and he too~ off In the car, lost control and nearly ran down a woman and her child. He left for Germany this summer. I went back to high school to get my diploma. His letters are kind and lovlng but, Helen and &le, I've had four !JIOnths of peace: no more childish tantrums, no more wondering what he'll pUll next. My son and I have had a great time together. . I've been faithful . I've written to Brad regularly, but he expects me and Nlkky to join him In Germany before Qlrlstmas. I want a divorce! I've talked with my parents, teachers, friends. Some say give marriage another try; others say, "It's the only way you'll get to travel." They all know how immature Brad is, yet most argue against divorce. · I guess they !lgure even a miserable marriage ~ better than having to worry about an 18-year-old divorcee with a child. But I know I can support myself and Nikki - and I'm IJ"elty sure I can't make this marriage work. What's your advice? - WANTS OUT DEAR WANTS Our: · Our. advice IJ: don't listen to anyone's advice but your own! U YOU want out of lbiJ marrlace, It's your choice. Stay with the deciJioa you feel is right for everyone concerned po11lbly even Brad.· - HELEN AND SUE ,., RO·AST W~ole or Half U. S. Grade A Small EGGS CARNATION 490 COCOA doz. 12 envelope .· 16 oz. TANG 8 pak PITafER PAK RITZ CRACKERS lge. bots. IN 64 OZ. NO RETURN somEs 89~ Diet R~e Flavors- 5 q~ s1 WHIPPED TOPPING 49e •1 box ARMOUR'S SLOPPY JOES Wh oz. can SAT. ONLY FRISKIES CAT FOOD Chicken Liver Meat Fish " DAYTIME PAMPERS (THROW-AWAYS) DAIRY 30 ct. box VALLEY BELL AND R. C. COLA 79e each 79~ Hb. RICH'S Cli.JB SODA 3 PUMPKIN PIES l 59~ 15¥z oz. can CHILl/BEANS and R~TE on~ PIZZA MIX HARRIS 49~ box ARMOUR'S GINGERALE DIET box APPIAN WAY SCOT LAD All WEEI< SALE lloz. VANILLA WAFERS FROZEN FAVORITE BREAD 4~for$1 (Job Squad) 2% MILK Gallon PAPER TOWELS '1.39 BROUGHTON'S 6% EGGNOG Natural Wood Scent 89' NEW PLEDGE Quart ____ . J'umbo49~ Roll 14 oz . 7 oz. 99c ........... .... EPISCOI':.t ~ .~b·uhl\ Women .of Gra~e Church, ~ ~ 1 11 , 1 ., Pomeroy, 12:30 at· the home of Mrs. Paul Eich, Uncoln Hill, Pomeroy, for a luncheon. Mrs. Susie Collins of Dayton, president of the Southern Diocese, and church women of Good Shepherd EpiJcopal Church, Athens, will be guests. SUNSHINE Free P~cher 27 oz. size •1.19 qt. jar SALAD DRESSING · gg~ . , packag~ AU' WEEK .PRICE ·coKE 99~ MIRACLE WHIP Ohio Unclassified Dad's Root Beer 8 Diet Cola Plus 8 pak 119 • Deposit 20 lb. bag •• ~ ...... 3 b $} . ,. I . ·r ) Fresh & Solid LETTUCE R~e COUPON 24 oz. • Can $259 I With Coupon Good Only AI Mark v Expires: 12·13-75 i �-1 •' ,, • RAP: When Mrs. Ford got In trouble with uptight moralists, I figured she needed encouragement, so I wrote her a letter first nonplastlc President's wife =g~::!~::;~t.the ,. ' .. At the same time my aunt (the original uptight moralist) sent a hot letter to the White House. My aunt got a reply, stating Mrs. Ford's side. 1 got nothing. Not that I expected a "thank-you note," but I'm just pointing out a fact of human nature: Criticize and you're answered; complbnent and you'll probably be ignored. Maybe that's why more people throw bricks than bouquets. -But I still think the Fords are great parents, don't you? -LETTER WRITER P.S. I think you're great columnlsts, too. DEAR LETl'ER WRITER: Our penoul"thaak-you note" Is already In the mall! aJt hid we received thousands of similar bouquets In one week (lovely dream! 1weJDIChtnot have been aoprompt. . In fact, we'd probably have·concentrated on the brickbats, just u the White House did. - HELEN Holiday party plans were for Dec. 12 at the church and made when the Happy the members voted that in Harvesters Class met at lieu of a gift exchlUige, they Trinity Church Friday night. will give money to purchase The annual dinner was set .,.' ' . / HOLIDAY HAPPENING - Miss Marta Guilkey shows here a portion of the materials she will use In her "Christmas is Kid's Stuff" program at the Holiday Happening to take place Friday at St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Ht?liday Happening to include ever1Jthin:g fior holiday activities +++ NOO'E FROM HELEN: As a columofat with conatderable esperlence aloag these lines, l can explain wby mall was loaded apblat Mn. Ford: diJaenten (eapecially tbe monllltlc kind) write !etten. "Agreen" wenerally don't, anlea1, like you, ''L.W.," they're lnaplred to tate a stand qalllllt unfair crttlciJm. - H. +++ Circle plans bazaar ,. .. .. The holiday bazaar at Heath United Methodist Church was announced for Dec. 4from 9a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Thursday meeting of the Afternoon Circle held at the church. Comml ttees were named and It was noted the luncheon will be served at It a.m. and in conjunction with the bazaar, a flea market will be held. Mrs. Nan Moore presided Say Happy Anniversary With A Fresh at the meeting during which time ~he budget for the year was discussed and It was decided to place flowers on the altar twice a year. A Christmas luncheon will be held by the circle in December. To open the meeting Mrs. Moore read "They Will Know We Are Christians by Our Love" with Mrs. Mary Rinehart providing background music. A review of the lesson on Jonah was given by Mrs. Moore who discussed the new study book for the group. Mrs. Beulah Jones and Mrs. Emma Wayland were hostesses. FOLIAGE ThanksgivinR GARDEN Or rites planned Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van TERRARIUM Meter of Middleport Route 1 20%0ff N. Second St. Middleport, Ohio are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Debra Van Meter, to Donald Daily, son of Robert Dally of Rt. I, Middleport, 1and Jean Wilkins of Toledo. A Thanksgiving wedding is planned. r----.-....-·-·-. -·-. . . ·-,.--·-·-~-- .· .. .. byp)CJ~ '' . Everything from festive foods to Christmas creations will be included in the annual Holiday "Happeni~g of the Meigs County Extension Service to be staged Friday at St. paul's Lutheran Church fellowship hall. Open to the public, the allday and evening program will emphasiie ways to gain a maximum enjoyment with a minimum of expenses along with the novel and new in trims and treats. There will be a 75 cent registration fee but that permits the public to the full day's program or any part of it. Miss Marta Guilkey, extension agent, will open the· program at 10 a.m. with a welcome, At 10: IQ she will present "Christmas Is Kid 's Stuff" using kids' creations Including holiday baking, decorating and gift making. Mrs. Betty Reese, Athens County extension agent will present tips on making the holidays happy, not hectic; through wise use of the preChristmas days. Her program will begin at 10:40. AI 11 :10 a.m. June Varner, Child Development Specialist, Buckeye Hills Vocational District, will offer ideas for making homemade toys. She will also be explaining resources available in child development and giving tours of the child development mobile unit. Her portion of the program is entitled "It's A Child's World." · "Festive Fixins" will begin at II :30 a.m. with Myrtle Clark and Annie Moon, nutrition aides, demonstrating recipes for holiday appetizers such as "punches wllh pizazz" and "fund-to fondues." At noon there . will be a holiday potluck and browse time. Those attending are tG take a favorite holiday dish and their table service. Beverages and rolls will be furnished. The afternoon program will get underway with a Christmas story by June McGregor. "A Galaxy of Holiday Ideas" will be presented by Mrs . Rita Oberholzer, home ecOnomist for Columbia Gas, at 1:30and Dale Stoll, New Marshfield and Joann Sater, Jackson will display wreaths, trees and other special "items for decorating at 2 p.m. "Green Up Your Gifts" will be given by Patty Kelly, Meigs County 4-H Program assistant who will demonstrate the "h~w-tos" of giving green plantS for Christmas gifts and to conclude the afternoon program, there will be Christmas creations by the STERLING SILVER ·Thanksgnring Feasting gift for shut-ins. Mrs. NevJi Seyfried and Mrs. Ben NeU1~- · ling were appointed to gl':~ devotions at the party, :wtili · Mts. Dale Smith, Mrs. Johri Terrell, Mrs. Rose G!nthe"r and Mrs. Genevt'e ll'e' Meinhart to serve on !lie planning commitiee. ~· Read at the meeting was·a letter thanking the class fora .. \ coqtribution to .the Sei!l~~ I repeat Festive Fixins" and 11 Mrs. Guilkey to repeat "Christmas is Kid's Stuff." POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - Candle wax dripped on my long shag carpet and burned down to melt right into the strands. I would like to know how to remove this. - LINDA H. DEAR LINDA - You should try to scrape off as much wax as possible. Use a dull knife or even a wldetoothed.comb or a fork might remove more from the long strands. When the wax is removed from the rug, sponge with cleaning Ou!d. Candle wax stains also can be removed from rags by sponging with alcohol (test first) and then blot. Rayon Is not friendly to alcohol and should there be any rayon In your rug dilute two parts water to one of alcohol. This also may fade some colors. If nothing works and the wax persists In clinging to the rug . strands, the damaged part may have to be cut out. Be careful not to cut the long strands at either side. Then a plug of new carpet can be inserted. This should not be too noticeable In a shag rug since the long strands will cover the join. - POLLY. JOSEPHINE - Yes, there is a way to remove offensive odors from some dress materials. While it is certainly unconventional, it has worked for me for many years. I also use this on my husband's shirts and any garment with a synthetic blend. My secretis automatic dishwashing detergent. If it only came in liquid•form it would be the nicest invention since the mop and broom . To use this in top loading machines it first has to be dissolved in hot water. I use a front loader and do ·not have a Shower fetes Warner Couple honored at party SUPER MARKET • Open Daily .g to Kinz .b1rt~ . , '·' announced · _Mr. and Mrs. Danny Ray King announce the birth of a daughter, Misti Dawn , Aug. 28 at the Holzer Medical Center. She weighed seven pounds, six ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. David D. Campbell, Pomeray,. and the paternal grandparents . are Mr. and Mrs. Jack' L. King, Pomeroy . Great_grandparents are Mrs. Dordy Call, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Delos Campbell, Cincinnatus N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Harold King, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. John Barentine Ozark ' .' . AI a. ~~~~~;:c;::W.:'»;: Social Calendar '' ". . house -,,.. l From BAKER'S .,tt.w%............. , 2 -Piece · . LIVING ROOM· SUITE'14900 BAKER ·FURNITURE. ........ Order Your lrull llolj~~Y;,Jurkey I .,. f\ .... r ~>! ~·?J-. 1;, q \J ~.· 1 . UJUJU, <.; ;,), . -IUR fR£SH JUICY 1URKEYS:.. ' POMEROY · Wllli'J~.E ,D&D MEATS "QUALITY and SERVICE" We Accept Fecltril. 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' HAM_ TUESDAY PROGRAM BY Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Taylor when Salisbury PTA meets at 7:30 p.m. at school· room visitation to be held. _ANNUAL Thanksgiving dmner of Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, 7:30 p.m. followed by business meeting; all members asked to meet at home on following night, 6 p.m., to conduct annual bread delivery program for "Gifts for Yanks Who Gave". . SPE<:IAL meeting, Racine Masonic Lodge 461 , 7 p.m. Work in third degree; all members welcome. MEIGS County Grange officers meeting, 8 p.m . at Rock Springs hall. Refreshmenu will be served. (.'HESTER (.'OUNCIL 323, ~qhters of America, 7:30 p.m. at the hall. The charter will be draped for Ona Osborn. Members are asked to wear white. GROUP II, Middleport First United Presbyterian Church, 8:30 p.m. for a Thanksgiving dinner at the Meigs Inn, Meeting to follow at the home of Mrs. Lewis Sauer with Mrs. Francis • Anderson, co-hostess . Devotions by Mrs. Donald Lowery. POMEROY CHAPTER 186, O.E.S. practice for Installation, Pomeroy MasoniC" Temple, 7 p.m . WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT Uterary Club, 7:30p.m. at the home of Mrs. Dewey Horton. Mrs. Ben Philson to review "Thomas Payne" by W. E. Woodward, and Mrs. Carl Horky to review O'Connor's ''Common Sense." Roll call will be a modern revolutionary. ROSE GARDEN CLUB, 7:30p.m. at the home of Mrs. Glen Stout. Each member is . lo take a Chftstmas arrangement. POMEROY CHAPTER 80, Royal Arch Masons, special convocation to confer the mark master and past master degrees, 7:30p.m. at . the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. RIVERVIEW GARDEN CLUB, 7:30p.m. at tlie home of Mrs. Ronald Cowdery with · Mrs. Tom Spencer, cohostess. Members are to bring gifts for the .,~hens Mental Heallh.-. nter patients. A w !I; r slmas workshop wffi be. conducted by Mrs. Gene Wilson ·and Mrs. Lyle Balderson. MAGNOUA CLUB, home of Mrs. Dale Smith, 7:30p.m. ""·~ ... FROM lEWIS 'lURKEY:: _ FMMS. QRDER BEFORE NOV. 22nd, " I Reuter-a..n l1111mnce · Co I h~ri.tage SPE.CIAL MEET CHESTER - , A special meeting of Shade River Lodge 453, F&AM, has been set for 7:30p.m. S4turday at the hall In Olester. Work will be In the EA degree. Jli_'e Accept Federal Food Stamps MIST! KING a holds meeting ' PORK STEAK Sun. 10 to 10 presiding, members repeated the prayer from the yearproblem getting it to dissolve, book. The group sang "For but friends with top loaders the Beauty of the Earth" With have )lad some trouble and Miss Sybil Ebersbach atthe are not too happy with the piano, and Mrs. Dessauer results. I have. used this to read an article "Thanksbleach nylon thmgs for many giving" and "To Celebf,f,te years. W1th th~ adve~t of a Beginning." The group newer fabrics I fmally tried 11 (·sang 1 • . "Count Your on my.kmtsandhavenot used Blessings," followed by anythmg else s~nce . another reading, "The Neigh! have only tr1ed one brand borhood Kid , d ll}lfi': but o_thers would doubtless Members 'sa: , ~appi work JUS I as well. I have some Birthda , to Mrs. Ad garments . that have been ll t Ho1ter . YThere was grouP, washed thlS way a1 1ea~ a . . "Sh • h d d tim d1 till smgmg o1 owers of ~ r_e es an am s Blessing" and the benedic: enJOytng them. They would t"1on. Mrs. Henry Re"1bel a00· ha b d" ded 1 vdel eend lscar ontg ago! Mrs. Freda Duffey served ha use more conven 1ona desser t course from a tab!e, . methods. Use the d1sh- decorated In a Thanksgiving: wash1ng detergent . , SPARINGLY. A1ittle goes a mohf. ' long way. Do not use other soap with it on synthetics. WRENA. DEARREADERS-IIrled dlshwashlng detergent on some fabric and It worked well. But do lest as some brands may not work the same on all materials, and do remember to use it *parlngiy since It Is strong. I would only use it when necessary to remove an odor and not for ...~ -llilpaoW,frt/ the weekly wash. - POLLY. Another Good Buy/ I USDA CHOIC£ named to a committee W purchase a memorial "filr: Mrs. Clara Karr. A rep¢'t was given on the fund ralslp~ projects with the money turned over to Church Council and future .plans. It was announced the Sunday School will have a project. Saturdayinthewayofasoup, chili, sandwiches and dessert luncheon at the chuu;h h · · t 10 .regmmng a :30 a.mt• A bake sale will be held Satiu-day also by the newly organized youth fellowship. Mrs .. Eva Dessauer was devotions 'leader for ,. the meeting. with Miss Smith The Southeast Ohio J~ior Hoffner, Pomerqy;. Mr. and DEAR POLLY - I want to M1ss li<;holarsh.lp Committee Mrs. John E. Kerr III, tell Josephine that while entertamed ~1th a buffet . Middleport; Eleanor Werry vinegar diluted with water S~day hononng all Jun1or and Ralph Werry, . director, does the trick for fabrics with Miss contestants, sponsors Southeast Ohio Junior Miss an offensive odor.- MRS. W. ?"d parents at the Meigs Inn Program. L. C. 10 Pomer.oy .· The finals of the program DEAR POLLY AND Attendtng were Pam will be Sunday at the Meigs Parsons, Martha Parsons, · Junior High School Ractne; Peggy Trussell, Jean auditorium beginning at 3:15 Trussell, Long Bottom; p.m. Debra Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Pat~y WalterRoush ,Syracuse ; Mr. and Mrs. John Wolfe, Racine Home National Bank; Becky Mrs. ·Sharon "Folmer, Mrs. Sayre, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lisa Hendrix and Mrs. sue Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hap- Wolfe entertained recently Sayre, Racine; Jalni Sue Mcilwain, Mr . and Mrs. tonstall entertained Sunday with a layette shower William Mcilwain, Ironton; evening with a dinner party honoring Mrs. James (Patsy) You will receive a dollar tf Bob Miller, City Loan and honoring Mr. and Mrs. Warner. Polly usea your favorite Savings Company, Pomeroy; Vincent Dabo who left today Cake, mints, punch and homemakipg Idea, Pet Avis Bissell, Kathleen lor their home at 12651 coffee were served to Jeanne Peeve, Polly'• Problem or Hours: 9 to 5 Mon.Bissell, Elsie Circle, Long Seminole Blvd., 9 Pointe West Ash, Dottie Swanson, Anita . solution to a problem. Write store Fri. 9 to a Sat. Cloud Bottom; Lynnita Newberry, Way, Largo, Fla . . Van Cooney, Florence Baker Polly tn care of Ibis news- Sundoy. Other guests for the dinner Mr. and· Mrs. Leonard Mary Lou Waggoner ; paper. Newberry, Gallipolis; were the Rev. and Mrs. Dorothy Warner' Florence Olristy McDonald, Mr. and Dwight Zavitz, Middleport, Warner, Ethel Hawk, Nancy Mrs. Charles McDonald, and the Rev. and Mrs. Linson · and Jennifer Reed, Linda Nelsonville; Patsy Mc- Stebbins, Gallipolis. Cards Baker and Sherry Swanson. '' Fadden, Mrs. VIrginia Mc- and gilts were presented to Sending gifts were Dorothy Fadden, Nelsonville ; Mr. and Mrs. Dabo. Lawson , Shirley Ash, Pam Visiting Sunday afternoon Sh?Ckey and Margie Weaver. Melania Waldnig, Mr. and Mrs. Waldnlg, Racine; Joyce wllh Mr. and Mrs. Dabo were Pmes were won by Sherry Quillen, Syracuse; Tonya Mrs. Ruby Swick and Mrs. Swanson, Jeanne Ash "and Keebaugh, Pomeroy; Pat William Betz, Columbus. One Mary Lou Waggoner. The White•, Racine; Calista evening last week the Dabos door prize was won by Searls, Middleport; Tom were dinner guests of Mr. and Dorothy Warner. t ~----- ; ,j • ' - - - -«4U1N¥1U ¥4¥ ~ u Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee, Lincoln Heights. • BACK HOME < Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner . r:'el,'l~w,rhz;l! have returned from Bucyrus rl W J '1' HOME FROM VISIT where they visited Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson, Mrs. Mrs. Robert Turner for two Carl Brannan and Mrs. Grace weeks. They were returned The light and Life Men 's ' Weber returned home home Saturday by their Saturday after spending two granddaughter, Sandra Fellowship of the Laurel Cliff days In Columbus with Mr. Turner, and Joe Folly. While Free Methodist Church met and Mrs. Robert Jay. They ··~ in Bucyrus, Robert Turner recently at the home of went especially to visit Mrs. Richard Friend. underwent surgery. Prayer was given by the Jay who has been a patient at DANCE IS SUCCESS Rev. Floyd Shook and lloyd Riverside Methodist Hospital HARRISONVILLE - The Wright read the 98th Psalm. for two weeks. She was Harrisonville Senior Citizens "The Ballad of Brother Job" returned to her home 1 Middleport, Ohio Club staged a successful was given by Pearl Jacobs. A Saturday. square dance Friday night. report was given on the bus Club members extend thanks ministry and Steve Eblin to the musicians, the String reported that the bus is ready ~---~---~....:;.. Dusters, caller Rodney to go back into operation. Reeves and the public for, · Bob Barton had the closing excellent support. prayer and refreshments King Sent Soc eal were served. '11.'0 Goessler's Jewelry Store volunteers of the Retired ~nior Volunteer Program . The evening session will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. with Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Moon to Sunday buffet honors junior Miss contestants INSURANCE SER\. FASHION'S • J COMPLETE LATEST • . • Pork, Best Buy .For . Alcohol aids wax 1tain~·~~~~~a~~e~a~-~th~~:~, L.W.: Yes, we think the Fords are great parenll. Tbey keep commuulcatlon lines opeu, and that's the most lmporlaot tblng Ia famtly We. I'm sure Mrt. F;ord 1poke for the "majorlty of motben (wllo ralae ua to make wtae decisions and then are wt.eeooqb to let go), and I can't undentand what aU lbe fun wu about. Cu you? - SUE ' Poin,t~rs Polly's +++ .' 5- The Daily Sentinel Middl . · ' eport-Pomeroy,o:, Tuesday,Nov.18, 1975 . , Happy Harvestet:~ make.plan~_~: .for Dec. 12 annual dinner . Too Much Too Soon +++ . . '· RAP : When I was 16 and Brad 18, we pushed our parents into Iettlng us get married. He joined the Army and I had a baby while he was gone. !Mr :!-year marriage has been mostly fights, resentments and absences. Brad is very immature. I feel more like his mother than his wife. Once I tried to leave him and he too~ off In the car, lost control and nearly ran down a woman and her child. He left for Germany this summer. I went back to high school to get my diploma. His letters are kind and lovlng but, Helen and &le, I've had four !JIOnths of peace: no more childish tantrums, no more wondering what he'll pUll next. My son and I have had a great time together. . I've been faithful . I've written to Brad regularly, but he expects me and Nlkky to join him In Germany before Qlrlstmas. I want a divorce! I've talked with my parents, teachers, friends. Some say give marriage another try; others say, "It's the only way you'll get to travel." They all know how immature Brad is, yet most argue against divorce. · I guess they !lgure even a miserable marriage ~ better than having to worry about an 18-year-old divorcee with a child. But I know I can support myself and Nikki - and I'm IJ"elty sure I can't make this marriage work. What's your advice? - WANTS OUT DEAR WANTS Our: · Our. advice IJ: don't listen to anyone's advice but your own! U YOU want out of lbiJ marrlace, It's your choice. Stay with the deciJioa you feel is right for everyone concerned po11lbly even Brad.· - HELEN AND SUE ,., RO·AST W~ole or Half U. S. Grade A Small EGGS CARNATION 490 COCOA doz. 12 envelope .· 16 oz. TANG 8 pak PITafER PAK RITZ CRACKERS lge. bots. IN 64 OZ. NO RETURN somEs 89~ Diet R~e Flavors- 5 q~ s1 WHIPPED TOPPING 49e •1 box ARMOUR'S SLOPPY JOES Wh oz. can SAT. ONLY FRISKIES CAT FOOD Chicken Liver Meat Fish " DAYTIME PAMPERS (THROW-AWAYS) DAIRY 30 ct. box VALLEY BELL AND R. C. COLA 79e each 79~ Hb. RICH'S Cli.JB SODA 3 PUMPKIN PIES l 59~ 15¥z oz. can CHILl/BEANS and R~TE on~ PIZZA MIX HARRIS 49~ box ARMOUR'S GINGERALE DIET box APPIAN WAY SCOT LAD All WEEI< SALE lloz. VANILLA WAFERS FROZEN FAVORITE BREAD 4~for$1 (Job Squad) 2% MILK Gallon PAPER TOWELS '1.39 BROUGHTON'S 6% EGGNOG Natural Wood Scent 89' NEW PLEDGE Quart ____ . J'umbo49~ Roll 14 oz . 7 oz. 99c ........... .... EPISCOI':.t ~ .~b·uhl\ Women .of Gra~e Church, ~ ~ 1 11 , 1 ., Pomeroy, 12:30 at· the home of Mrs. Paul Eich, Uncoln Hill, Pomeroy, for a luncheon. Mrs. Susie Collins of Dayton, president of the Southern Diocese, and church women of Good Shepherd EpiJcopal Church, Athens, will be guests. SUNSHINE Free P~cher 27 oz. size •1.19 qt. jar SALAD DRESSING · gg~ . , packag~ AU' WEEK .PRICE ·coKE 99~ MIRACLE WHIP Ohio Unclassified Dad's Root Beer 8 Diet Cola Plus 8 pak 119 • Deposit 20 lb. bag •• ~ ...... 3 b $} . ,. I . ·r ) Fresh & Solid LETTUCE R~e COUPON 24 oz. • Can $259 I With Coupon Good Only AI Mark v Expires: 12·13-75 i �.7- The Daily Sentinel, ~~dle.,Ort-Pomeroy,' o,,.'l'!Jesday,Nov. 18, 1975 LAY·AWAY NOW! model Slng!O[* Lig:zag ith built·in blindstitch 119 Rea. '129.95 5 95 FROM TWIN ·CITIES GATEWAY '' . GET llfE· GIFT SHE Will R.EMEMBER. , . • I • • '' ' .• QUANTITIES RIGHTS RESERVED • ' . WHIT.E U.S.D.A • '" ' Portable, ezy to carry, just the thing for today's The Fabric Shop McCall's, Kwlck -Sew, Simplicity Patte~ns 115 W. Second PU- 22~; ~.._ 1 .. Pamero!;.~:J~- 1h6 moor re!POCIOd "'"'"'"ella'"""' See it nQ~ (!t: POMERoY HOME & AUTO TIRE BAL.l.NCING AL~~:~~NT PH. 992-2094 POMEROY 111 A-perfect Keepsake diamond brilliant and beautiful forever. the go homemaker! OFF ON · EVERYTHING ~.EXCEPT SHOES Vand JACKETS. BONELESS ENGUSH I"""'•• It's easy to oPe rate, takes no special wiring, Goessler's Jewelry Store Court St. plugs Into any conventionall20 v. outlet. Food.cooks quickly but oven stays coo l and . wipes clean In a fitly. Handsome sty ling with transparent black · . door . Regularly S359.95 . POMEROY 4 =~$••••ooo••••••50~AIR Pomeroy, Ohio BROUGHTON'S . PLISJIC $129 2% LOWFAT MILK ••••••••••••••••~~~ •. PACER .......................•3499" ~~RS % GAL $119 ICE CREAM •••....•••.•••••.••• ~·········· . PHilADELPHIA aoz. PKG. g~ CREAM CHEESE ................ . BROUGHTON'S RIVERSIDE AMCJEEP RT. 7 No . . GAL L1 POLl 5, OH IQ ~ 2/8 7 HONEY DIP DONUTS ••••••••••••••••• ~.K.~ . BAKERY- BETSY ROSS (SAVE 20'l. •9 oz. $ 19 ' BOX • •' j r I ' . .• I' I AN EXCELLENT --..~.....,.. GIFT IDEA KEEP YOUR FEET WARM ON OOSE -WINTER DAYS AHEAD. house ti's a Free 50th =:Jtro quality tor mlcks! Noth,,l,n:nt~ou ~eed to do lhes~~~ your "bonU of the sc . II the ttrsl ~~ Christmas Club . ~yments .tn.wvo;rn then add the SOt~ '. coupon " ~onus" . It'• our wa\~e . payment as " tor completing saying '"thank you first 49 payments. to go Full ~1 llh quality ' '--, Including solidstate modules, solid-stale tuning. Royalty Crest lubes. 51• Colors. · boO\ MbiRS County SIWIP &Loan Co. INGELS FURNITURE scraps Power Miser switch helps cut electrical use EHicient forced air drying Is last working ' Has a Credit Plan to Suit Most Every . . Prices are Catalog Prices Shipping, Installation Edra Sale Ends Dec. 31 Satisfaction Quarantee~ or Your Money 196 w.lnd st. · Back . SHOP AT SEARS AND RAVE _ 8ears ~s advortlstdln 49~ 120 E. Main 51. Ph.992-2178 SWEET POTATOES Occasion. POMEROY FUMER SHOP Mrs. Mll,.nl Van Miler • ~ TIMEX WATCHES • ' ~ ""'~ ;s ~~ ~ ~' With Coupon Twin Cities Gateway Expirel11·22·75 ' . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .• You'll find the whole Christmas selection at Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy. All models - electric, wind, calendar, shock· proof. This year give the thrifty, perteclglfl of Timex. Buy now or layonoaway. n . $}29 can COUPON PIU.SBURY FLOOR I sWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY 32 oz. Jar With Coupon 5 lb. Bag Open Evenings PH-992-2039 With Coupon 79~ COUPON . . . . . . ·II 79 : ·r ) ~ .Twin Cities Gateway Expires 11·22-75 ~i~h . . . ·. $}29 0 ·,_ : . · : NO. 105 24 oz. Box With Coupon · · : . With Coupon · 49 CO UP ON ' . GET ONE FREE 3 lb. Can Twin Cities Gateway Expires 11-22.75 O 0 I 0 I I O I 0 •• 0 0 o 0 1 0 o 0 o 0 0 I 0 o o 0 o O STRAWBERRY PRESERVES No. 105 ~ 18 oz. Jar With Coupon Twin Cities Gateway Expires 11-22-75 99 Twin Cities Gateway Expires 11-22-75 o O $3 0 o 0 0 o ... ~,~. Elec. Perk, Drip, Regular NO. lOS Blackberry, Cherry, Lemon. Lime. Orange. Strawberry. Buy Three Packs . NO. 105 : • 3 oz. box. COUPON GOlDEN ISLE ALUMINUM FOIL 18 in. Roll 99~ ~ SMUCK~~~ J. . . . . . Twin Cities Gateway Expires 11-22-75 J ( l)UPO N l!!ti!J· P D N _ ROYAL GElATIN . GRAPE NUTS 0 ' : :~ : .J Coupon Twin Cities Gateway Expires 11-22-75 Twin Cities Gateway Expires 11-22-75 Twin Cities Gateway Expires 11-22-75 ,., . . . . . •I' 2112 lb . 106 lutltmut ,, EA. GOLDEN ISLE PEANUT BurrER CillJPD N ·~ ~ PUMPKIN PIE KELLOGG'S CROUTEnES 00 MIRACI.f WHIP LUlJPCN '- SOLID · CABBAGE ...............LB] :... MOUNTAIN TOP fa log Values lor lht Holiday" ~ 3 lb. •1.19 20 LB. BAG MINCE ·PIE 4 'B SIZE' 7 OZ. BOX .. . .. . .·.•.. .,·I :-~ GOLDEN ISLE SHORTENING · Let us design a beautiful floral settl"fi lor your holiday table. Our experll will , make up any size centerpiece you want. Order now. Ctnlorpleees, Cut Flowers, Polled Plants and Permanent Chrlatmas Arrant~~monll. ' To lrlenda or family Nurorfar, Wo wire flowers everywhere." BANOUET Lt u Osborne - Pomeroy GIJIEHIM ' Only IIW In the world wlth u•ety chain br•k• at thl• low P<lco. 14 OZ. BOT. CATSUP U. S. NO. 1 29 OZ. CAN GOLDEN ISLE COUPON SEE THEM TODAYI POTATOES . TEEN QUEEN ZENilH B&W PERSONAL SIZE PORTABl£ ~ 39~ 2 LB. BROWN & SERVE ROLLS•••••••• ~···~~~~ ••• I~ . CMRlSlMAS !?~~~\ $209 SWEET POTATOES OR YAMS g~ . . BETSY ROSS . Q.UB Wlnt.ntE 3-1.8. PKG. CRANBERRIES utPK~ 35C ... CHQ\SlMAS _ SLICED BACON ENDS &PIECES 794 Lit TIDE DETERGENT 4 ... Manufacturer's Su~gesled Relt ll Prlco . Destination charges, optional equipment, dealer prep., state taxes not Included. Ph. 992-5081 .. . - ·--- A Gift! Give Yourself JOIN.OUR . 1 Coupon Per Customer TWIN CITIES GATEWAY-EXPIRES 11-22-75 -DAIRY- . ATHLETIC eo~ SUPPORTs. ••••••• N&N SPORT SHOP · LB. BONaESS BEEF STEW LB. LB• 30~ TQWARDS .PURCHASE OF 3 LB. OR MORE PKG. OF GROUND BEEF; - SHOULDER FAMILY PACK SWISS STEAK GROUND BEEF 4 ROAST BONELESS DiUCK ON ALL ITEMS IN STOCK Countertop Model RE922 : the modern, quick and easy way to cook! Thaws and cooks frozen foods In a few minutes, a great time.saver for met~ls or . COUPON LB. SHOULDER ENJOY EVERY OUNCE YOU BUY 20~ . TURKEY DAY llfiS COUPON WORllf . LB. OHIO ANNIVERSARY . . . SALE BONUS PRICE STOCK UP FOR c RINGS FROM $100.00 and up ..... THE SEWING CENTER .~ CHRIST · TIME TO CHUCK STEAK CHUCK ROAST AWHITE SEWING MACHINE Has famous Sing£!* dropin bobbin, push-button rc· much more! Carry· ing case or cabinet extra .. . ' ' :I ;. .· 1 · ' ' I .: : 1· ~ . GOLDEN ISLE ORANGE JUICE (6 PK.J 6 oz. Bu'( s- 6 oz. Cans GET (1) ONE TwinFREE Citles.Gi!teway · Expires 11-22-75 '~~~~ ., �.7- The Daily Sentinel, ~~dle.,Ort-Pomeroy,' o,,.'l'!Jesday,Nov. 18, 1975 LAY·AWAY NOW! model Slng!O[* Lig:zag ith built·in blindstitch 119 Rea. '129.95 5 95 FROM TWIN ·CITIES GATEWAY '' . GET llfE· GIFT SHE Will R.EMEMBER. , . • I • • '' ' .• QUANTITIES RIGHTS RESERVED • ' . WHIT.E U.S.D.A • '" ' Portable, ezy to carry, just the thing for today's The Fabric Shop McCall's, Kwlck -Sew, Simplicity Patte~ns 115 W. Second PU- 22~; ~.._ 1 .. Pamero!;.~:J~- 1h6 moor re!POCIOd "'"'"'"ella'"""' See it nQ~ (!t: POMERoY HOME & AUTO TIRE BAL.l.NCING AL~~:~~NT PH. 992-2094 POMEROY 111 A-perfect Keepsake diamond brilliant and beautiful forever. the go homemaker! OFF ON · EVERYTHING ~.EXCEPT SHOES Vand JACKETS. BONELESS ENGUSH I"""'•• It's easy to oPe rate, takes no special wiring, Goessler's Jewelry Store Court St. plugs Into any conventionall20 v. outlet. Food.cooks quickly but oven stays coo l and . wipes clean In a fitly. Handsome sty ling with transparent black · . door . Regularly S359.95 . POMEROY 4 =~$••••ooo••••••50~AIR Pomeroy, Ohio BROUGHTON'S . PLISJIC $129 2% LOWFAT MILK ••••••••••••••••~~~ •. PACER .......................•3499" ~~RS % GAL $119 ICE CREAM •••....•••.•••••.••• ~·········· . PHilADELPHIA aoz. PKG. g~ CREAM CHEESE ................ . BROUGHTON'S RIVERSIDE AMCJEEP RT. 7 No . . GAL L1 POLl 5, OH IQ ~ 2/8 7 HONEY DIP DONUTS ••••••••••••••••• ~.K.~ . BAKERY- BETSY ROSS (SAVE 20'l. •9 oz. $ 19 ' BOX • •' j r I ' . .• I' I AN EXCELLENT --..~.....,.. GIFT IDEA KEEP YOUR FEET WARM ON OOSE -WINTER DAYS AHEAD. house ti's a Free 50th =:Jtro quality tor mlcks! Noth,,l,n:nt~ou ~eed to do lhes~~~ your "bonU of the sc . II the ttrsl ~~ Christmas Club . ~yments .tn.wvo;rn then add the SOt~ '. coupon " ~onus" . It'• our wa\~e . payment as " tor completing saying '"thank you first 49 payments. to go Full ~1 llh quality ' '--, Including solidstate modules, solid-stale tuning. Royalty Crest lubes. 51• Colors. · boO\ MbiRS County SIWIP &Loan Co. INGELS FURNITURE scraps Power Miser switch helps cut electrical use EHicient forced air drying Is last working ' Has a Credit Plan to Suit Most Every . . Prices are Catalog Prices Shipping, Installation Edra Sale Ends Dec. 31 Satisfaction Quarantee~ or Your Money 196 w.lnd st. · Back . SHOP AT SEARS AND RAVE _ 8ears ~s advortlstdln 49~ 120 E. Main 51. Ph.992-2178 SWEET POTATOES Occasion. POMEROY FUMER SHOP Mrs. Mll,.nl Van Miler • ~ TIMEX WATCHES • ' ~ ""'~ ;s ~~ ~ ~' With Coupon Twin Cities Gateway Expirel11·22·75 ' . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .• You'll find the whole Christmas selection at Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy. All models - electric, wind, calendar, shock· proof. This year give the thrifty, perteclglfl of Timex. Buy now or layonoaway. n . $}29 can COUPON PIU.SBURY FLOOR I sWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY 32 oz. Jar With Coupon 5 lb. Bag Open Evenings PH-992-2039 With Coupon 79~ COUPON . . . . . . ·II 79 : ·r ) ~ .Twin Cities Gateway Expires 11·22-75 ~i~h . . . ·. $}29 0 ·,_ : . · : NO. 105 24 oz. Box With Coupon · · : . With Coupon · 49 CO UP ON ' . GET ONE FREE 3 lb. Can Twin Cities Gateway Expires 11-22.75 O 0 I 0 I I O I 0 •• 0 0 o 0 1 0 o 0 o 0 0 I 0 o o 0 o O STRAWBERRY PRESERVES No. 105 ~ 18 oz. Jar With Coupon Twin Cities Gateway Expires 11-22-75 99 Twin Cities Gateway Expires 11-22-75 o O $3 0 o 0 0 o ... ~,~. Elec. Perk, Drip, Regular NO. lOS Blackberry, Cherry, Lemon. Lime. Orange. Strawberry. Buy Three Packs . NO. 105 : • 3 oz. box. COUPON GOlDEN ISLE ALUMINUM FOIL 18 in. Roll 99~ ~ SMUCK~~~ J. . . . . . Twin Cities Gateway Expires 11-22-75 J ( l)UPO N l!!ti!J· P D N _ ROYAL GElATIN . GRAPE NUTS 0 ' : :~ : .J Coupon Twin Cities Gateway Expires 11-22-75 Twin Cities Gateway Expires 11-22-75 Twin Cities Gateway Expires 11-22-75 ,., . . . . . •I' 2112 lb . 106 lutltmut ,, EA. GOLDEN ISLE PEANUT BurrER CillJPD N ·~ ~ PUMPKIN PIE KELLOGG'S CROUTEnES 00 MIRACI.f WHIP LUlJPCN '- SOLID · CABBAGE ...............LB] :... MOUNTAIN TOP fa log Values lor lht Holiday" ~ 3 lb. •1.19 20 LB. BAG MINCE ·PIE 4 'B SIZE' 7 OZ. BOX .. . .. . .·.•.. .,·I :-~ GOLDEN ISLE SHORTENING · Let us design a beautiful floral settl"fi lor your holiday table. Our experll will , make up any size centerpiece you want. Order now. Ctnlorpleees, Cut Flowers, Polled Plants and Permanent Chrlatmas Arrant~~monll. ' To lrlenda or family Nurorfar, Wo wire flowers everywhere." BANOUET Lt u Osborne - Pomeroy GIJIEHIM ' Only IIW In the world wlth u•ety chain br•k• at thl• low P<lco. 14 OZ. BOT. CATSUP U. S. NO. 1 29 OZ. CAN GOLDEN ISLE COUPON SEE THEM TODAYI POTATOES . TEEN QUEEN ZENilH B&W PERSONAL SIZE PORTABl£ ~ 39~ 2 LB. BROWN & SERVE ROLLS•••••••• ~···~~~~ ••• I~ . CMRlSlMAS !?~~~\ $209 SWEET POTATOES OR YAMS g~ . . BETSY ROSS . Q.UB Wlnt.ntE 3-1.8. PKG. CRANBERRIES utPK~ 35C ... CHQ\SlMAS _ SLICED BACON ENDS &PIECES 794 Lit TIDE DETERGENT 4 ... Manufacturer's Su~gesled Relt ll Prlco . Destination charges, optional equipment, dealer prep., state taxes not Included. Ph. 992-5081 .. . - ·--- A Gift! Give Yourself JOIN.OUR . 1 Coupon Per Customer TWIN CITIES GATEWAY-EXPIRES 11-22-75 -DAIRY- . ATHLETIC eo~ SUPPORTs. ••••••• N&N SPORT SHOP · LB. BONaESS BEEF STEW LB. LB• 30~ TQWARDS .PURCHASE OF 3 LB. OR MORE PKG. OF GROUND BEEF; - SHOULDER FAMILY PACK SWISS STEAK GROUND BEEF 4 ROAST BONELESS DiUCK ON ALL ITEMS IN STOCK Countertop Model RE922 : the modern, quick and easy way to cook! Thaws and cooks frozen foods In a few minutes, a great time.saver for met~ls or . COUPON LB. SHOULDER ENJOY EVERY OUNCE YOU BUY 20~ . TURKEY DAY llfiS COUPON WORllf . LB. OHIO ANNIVERSARY . . . SALE BONUS PRICE STOCK UP FOR c RINGS FROM $100.00 and up ..... THE SEWING CENTER .~ CHRIST · TIME TO CHUCK STEAK CHUCK ROAST AWHITE SEWING MACHINE Has famous Sing£!* dropin bobbin, push-button rc· much more! Carry· ing case or cabinet extra .. . ' ' :I ;. .· 1 · ' ' I .: : 1· ~ . GOLDEN ISLE ORANGE JUICE (6 PK.J 6 oz. Bu'( s- 6 oz. Cans GET (1) ONE TwinFREE Citles.Gi!teway · Expires 11-22-75 '~~~~ ., �B~:fiiiMffi~ft~;:::·~,~=·;:.JP.For Fast Res.ults Use The Sentinel.Classifieds Unscram ble lht>se rour Jumbl es, one letler 1o each !iquare, io form four ordmary word s Auto Sales Au~ Sales ---· 2 SIGNS OF Pomeroy QUAUTY Motor Co. ~U!PIXIll III t XJ J I I ~.ORCA!( 1973 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX $3795 Black finish & blk v1n yl top, bucket sea ts. SJ option , stereo, rad io & tape, factory a1r , power steering ~ brakes, wh1te stripe, radtal t1 r es, very mce 1973 B1JICK LeSABRE S3195 Custom H T Cpe, local owner, that's really sharp Ins ide & out, good w w tires, custom wheels, dark green vi nyl root. green finish , AM rod1o & tape, factory air. autom• llc, P steering & brakes 1970 NOVA VI CPE . S129l Blk vinyl roof, grey finish, good tires, automatic, pnwP.r ~teerlnq , radio IT' e> NOT LE6AL. /0 MAKE MONEY THIS. WAY. Now arrange Hie circled letters to form the aurpri1e an11wer, as sur~eoted by the obove cartoon. I~ .. -IK!W"'"'Ir I I II I I I I X1 ) 1 CA111wen tomo rrow l'~tell"rd• r'• Jo"'bl" VERVE PEACE ZODIAC GYRATE An1klr r • t hm (m I Krl Hlgt 111 - TRAPEZE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FEDERAL P O WER COMMISSION PO~~~~Yve¥.~!9!. co..@) WANTA OS INFORMATION POMEROY, OHIO DEADLINES s p M Day Befor e Otno Pawer Comp.!ny Publl catton 1975 DAT S UN B 210 Ha l Monday Deadline 9 a m f N 2570 P rotec Cance11at ton - Correcltons chback, condlhoning, rea r NOTICE OF IN LOV IN G MEMORY of wmdow shade radi a l ti res, APPLI CAT ION FOR Will be accept ed Until 9 a m Charles Art t"lu r Morarify Also. 4 factory t1res and 2 AMENDMENT OF for Day of Publ ica tion who passed away Nov IB, snow tire s S:3,490 Ca ll 99 2 LI(;ENS E REGULATIONS 3453 1965 at th e aQ e of 4q (october 28 , 1975) Tt1e Publi sher r ese rves the II 18 Otp Public not 1c e 1s he reby r ig ht to edit or retect anv ads giv en tha i an a pp l 1ca 11an was de emed oblec t1onat Th e Nov ember comes wtth sa d re gre ts 1971 DODGE Pi c kup , I ~ ton filed on flUQUS t 27 , 1975, lm d.~r publ is h e r Wtli no t be V 8 e ng1 ne a utomatt c, good the Federal Power Ac t 116 r e! pons• b ie for more tha n on e Til e dav . the mont h , we will never forget r unn1n g .conditiOn $800 us c 7Hc\J P?5r l bY the, Oh io •hlncor r cct '"~~r+~~~ Fo r 1n our hear ts you will Phone (614 1 247 21 61 P o w e r Co m P & n V For Want Ad 5ervtce alwavs s ta y, II 14 81p {Correspondence to Mr A d s 1 Joseph Dowd , sen 1or Vtce 5 ce rt 1s per wor one '" er ton Loved , and r emembe r ed - eve r yday 1911 CHE VY P1c k up Wtfh 8ft Prestdent and General Mtntmum Charge $1 ~0 cam per Phone 16 14) 667 Cou nsel Ame r ican Electric 14 ce n ts pe r word hr ee Wha t we wil l give to clasp h is hand, 6227 Po er ser Ice corporat ton c:onsec uttve Insertio ns Hts llapp y fa ce to see 11 14 6tc w ' N y k' 26 ce nts per word si x con Two Broadway , ew or ' sec ultve lnsertton s To hear , his laugh and see his - New York 10004 , and Mr smile , Frank N B i ~ n executive 25 Per Ce nt Dtscoun t on pa1d That m ea nt so mu c h fa us 70 CAMARO and 19 7 1 VICe President. Ohio Power ~~~sand ads pa id wllhm 10 So •n th e stillness of th e n1ght, 19 Chevelle P ho n e (6 14) 985 Compa ny , 30 1 Cleveland CARDOFTHANKS Our tears wi ll often flow 4269 Avenue S W , Canton OhiO & OBITUARY To thmk how s uddenly yo u left 11 14 6tc 44702) for amendm~nl of th e S2 00 for 50 word m inim um us lic ense tor un co nstru cfed Eac h ad dition al word 3 on this day , ten yea rs ago 1~ 72 CHEVY Capr1ce 4 dr 400 Projecl No 2570, known as th e Loved and sad ly m•ssed Sport Sedan. 2 barrel a ll Rac lhe Prolect loca ted on the cen 1s by Wife , Paultne Morarlty 11nted glass, fill steering , BLIND ADS Oh io River, In Me1 gs County Daughter. Conn1 e Hansford a c and power windows Additio nal 25c Charg e per Oh to, a nd Jack son Count v, and Family Sons , Marty S2,350 Also, 1971 Oldsmobil e West Vlrgmla Th e Ohio R1ve r Advert.sement Morarttv lind F11m lty, and Delta 88 .t dr 350 2 barre l, OFFICE HOURS Is a navigable waterway of the Larry Morartty and Family low mtleage , like new $ 30 a m to 5 00 p m U[tlted Sta tes 11 18 ltc S2, 100 P hone 9-19 20.5 1 Ap pli cant seeks to heVe the Dally , B 30 a m to 12 00 Noon 11 16 61C Saturdav Commiss ion amend ArJ icl e 52 IN MEMORY of Richard B of It s license for P'rolect Nq Rowe who dted No vemb e r 1968 CHEVROLET, 1964 2570 by exte nd ing for two 14 197 3 Chev , 1961 Bu 1ck Special. years lhe commencemenl a nd 1960 Fo rd p1ckup tru ck, 4 compl etio n dates for con ROOM and board for se n 1or lo ve like the ocea n ts vast and mag wheel s Ph on e 742 2185 for ever, structlon of th e pro1ect Ar CitiZens , very nice Phone 11 16 3tc tlc le 52 currently requ 1res , And so rrow but a s hadow , !hat 992 3509 co nstr u c!lofl to commence by 10 12 lfc moves over the sea CO MET . 6cyl au toma tiC November 30 197 5 and b~ ''"1 May !he roreve r of tove he lp 1966 Phone 992 7885 bet ween 12 co mpl eted by November 30. ~~ ~11~LEN ~- .3AB~~l ~Fshop bear !he gr ief. noon and 8 p m No phon e Of that dlly from our hee rts 1917 Accordmg to the ap at Tup p e rs Pla ins an call s o n Sund ay Sad tv missed for ever , by pli co~~llon , Ap pl1cant IS nounces that Mary Ne we ll 11 13 6tc requ esti ng the proposett two has 1ol ned th ~ sta ff on children and grandch ild ren ---~yea r extensio n because of Thu rsday F rld a-v and 111 Rllc Hart 's used Cars . New Haven . dlff lc:u ll les en co unt ered II') Sal urday November Get w Va Authonzed Roper Oblaining !Und s necessary for Acq ua inted Spec 1al Is S2 Dealer Tractors 8 10 J3.16 lln al eng meerlng and, con rebate on $15 Cotdwave Horse power Lawn mow e rs structlon of th e pro 1 fH~ I J ,; H 1 o 1 Pho Plumb• ng , h ll ers saws Year end s ale Applicant also reque\ ts ttrat e e n ors ' o.w ner ne 'REM60ELING , hca t ii)Q and all typ es ofr 12" cham saw Reg 5147 50 Artic le 51. wh ich specifies (614 ) 6673966 c genera l r e pa~r Work· 1112 61 now S129 95 Hart 's Used thai , Inter alia, a revised - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - guar a nte ed 20 yea rs e~ Cars Phone 882 27~3 New Exhlbll S be file d prior IO SKA TE A WAY RO LL E R per le nee Phon e 992 2409, Haven December 26, 1978, be amended by exte nd ing that RINK AN NOUN CES BU S 11 17 6tc . SC HEDULE SATURDAYS date thr ee years in order to cARPEN TRY pa n eling, Hart's used Cars ONLY STAR TING NOV Your provide ad equate time to 14 th RoAC INE 6 40 fl ooring and cetl!ng Phon e Columbia Bike con duc t atleut 11 full vear of 1SVRAC USE 6 50 M10 992 2759 , Headquarters Full hn e of opera lion at \l ud tes ' an d DLEPOR T 1 15 , Tl'tanks 1021 30t c Btcyctes to choose from develop a.n E xh\bll S Phone 882 2793 New Haven Any person deSiri ng 10 be gtvtng Party Nov 26 and 28 lll 76fc heard or 10 m ake any pro test OPEN WED • F RI • AND t WILL babysit in my home , dally For more in SAT URDAY 1 3010 00 with refe ren ce to sa id ;tp formation phone 9.49 '2546 Hart's Us ed Cars Re ddy PRI VATE PART I ES , Pllcatton ShO Ul d on or befor e MO N TUE S, THURS 11 16 31C Portable Heaters S1ze December 18 , ) 975 , fil e with EVE SA T AND SUND AY rl!nges 30,000 BTU to 150,000 the Fede ral Pow er Com · BTU Some ven ted Ther ' miSSIO n , W&shlnglon , D C AFTER NOON S PHONE mostats available with 20426. a petllion to in terv en e (6 14) 985 3929 or 985 9996 or 985 4141 heaters 30000 BTU Reg !'""A.St.l pe!d for all m~.tk~es ancJ or a prot est In accordance 11 9 2 5129 95 Sale S109 95 Phon e models of m obrte homes Wit h the requir ements of th e _ ~~- ---- -~------- 2. tc 882 279J New Haven Commiss ion s Rules of Phone area code 6U o42J 11 17 6tc Practice and Pro cedu r e l18 WIT H OUT - my p erm iSS IOn , 9j31 the re will be no hunttng or C F R S18 or 5\,JO J, ' All 4 13 lfc trespassing on m y pr operty protests flied with the Com Bob McGraw , Meagan mission will be cons idered by Farm , off lower Bowman 's It In determ1nlng the ap Run TRAILER lof off Ktngsbury proprlate ac tion to be laken 11 4 26 tc Road near Harr iso nv ille but will not serve to make th e ••LO turn rture, Ice boxes, F ree natural gas , cit y protestants parties to the brass beds , or complete water Phone 842 2577 proceeding An y person households Write M 0. 11 18 121c wishi ng to becom e a party to a Miller , Rt 4, Pomeroy, proceed1ng or to part icipate a ~ . Ohio Cal l 992 1160 FURNISHED 2 bedrm cot a party In anv hear ing tnere ln 10 1 74 tage , Ro ck Sp r ings Adults must file a petit ion to tn --~--"'---- ------ only Very n1 ce Ph one 9~2 terve ne 1n accor dan ce with 2789 the Com mi ss 1on s Rules The 11 18 Sic appllcel •on Is on t ile wllh th e IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, Commission and is av a ila bl e 1975 14x 70 TRAI LE ~ ex 3 AND 4 rm furntsh ed and for public Inspec t Io n PROBATE DIVISION cellent condition , espec1a lly unfurn ished ap ts Phone 992 MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Take lurlh er not1 ce th at. built for offic es Low price S4J4 pursuant to the aut ho rity IN THE MATTER OF SE T for quick sale P hon e (3 04) 11 9 lfc co nta ined in and co nferred TLEMENT OF ACCOU NTS , 675 1921 or 675 l829 upon the Federal Po wer PROBATE COURT , MEIG S 10 30 lfc Comm rss lon by Sec:llons 308 COUNTY, OHIO AVAtLA BLE 2 bedrm all Acco unts and vouchers of and 309 of the Federa l Power e lectric modern ren c h 1973 NAS HU t<, 14 X 70, 3 the tollow lng named Ac l ( 16 USC S836g , S 825hl loca ted outside Rac ine Up 1 2 bt~th gas heat bedrm , 1 and the Comm !SS1on 's Ru les ot f1duc1anes have been flied In to 25 a c res bottom land Take over payments Phone the Probate Court , Meig s Practice and Pr ocedu r e I!Vatlable Referen ces 992 3388 spec1f•cally Sec lion 1 32~bl ( 18 County Oh1o , for approval requ ired Call 992 5550 after 1116 6tc C F R 51 321 b l l, as am ended and se ttlement l p m CASE NO 19 063 Second by Order No 518 , a hearing 11 16 7tc 1970 -BUDDY trailer, fur may be he ld w1thout further lind Fina l Account ot Erma G n •s hed Pr 1ced to sell Phone Mulford , Guar d ia n ot th e no! Ice before the Comm lss ton O t.~E bedrm mobTre h om e for 1614 1 698 3366 Estate of on this ap p lication If no Iss ue Guar d ia nship rent Phone 992 3509 11121>1p of su b stance Is ra1sed by an v Den nis ChMies Mulford and 10 31 lfC Deborah G Mulford, M1nors request to be heard protest CASE NO 20,567 Firs t and or p ellt1on filed subsequent to FU RNISHED apartment, tht s not1 ce wtlh ln !h e time F mal Acco unt ot Carl W adults only In Midd leport reQu ir ed herei n Th e e pplicant Bll1kam , Ad m mls trator of the Phone 992 3874 or ln 1tlal pleader has Es tate of Hattu.~ Ma e Bdl kam HO US E for s&le in Portland, 3 25 tic t&ke over payments , 5 rms requ es ted that th e short en ed Deceased ----- ~~ CASE NO 21,387 Firs t and proce dur e 'OI . Sectton 1 32( b ) and bllth , good well and 2 Tk AILER space fo r re nt •n Fma l Accou nt o f William acres of ground Phone 843 be •ssued If en Iss ue at sub Middleport Phone 992 5434 st&nce .srtHsed . furt her notice Culwe ll. Adm ln ls trat or of th e 2292 10·21 2otc estate of Je rr y Culw e ll, 11 17 121< 01 hcarmo W1 ll be gtven ' Under " tne shortene d Deceased LA RGE business building In CASE NO 21.464 Flrs l procedure here prov tded tor , Mason , large glass front. unless ot herw ise advtsed tt Cur rent Account of Na ncy driv e tn rear doors . w ill rent Mo ll . J oan Stoneburner and wttl be unnecessary for ap 1 1 or all of ground floor , 3200 Bradford , Co TWOS month old Beagle pups pl1 can r or m ltlal pleader to Walla cE" square feet , good locat ion appear or be represen ted at Executors of the Est at e of and some trained up to 5 Phone (304 1 882 3356 or 773 rhc hearmg before the Leah B Schaefer Deceased years old Will sell or trad e 5611 CASE NO 21,522 First and Comm•ss1on for gu ns Phone 742 '2521 11 13 tfc Fi nal Accou nt o f Danny S 11 16 3tc Kenneth F PllJmb Z1rkle AdmlnlslfllliOr of the Secretary Estate o t Jean Z1rkle , 2 BR ho use at 916 Locus t Sl • Deceased Middleport. or call ~9 2 5758 CASE NO 21.54" 1rst , PUBLIC NOTICE 111361p Fi nal and 01str • bvt1 ~e Ac The follow ing personal co unt of Berr·p ce Gruese r LADY to clea n 2 days a week, property ol the Estate of Mary Exeutrlx of th e Eslllle of J refe r e nces Phone 949 2774 Cb UNTRY Mobile ' Home Parker Deceased wdt be sold Paul Grueser, Deceased 11 18 31c Park. , Rt 33, te n mtles north at auct •on at her residence m Unless e~C.Cepllons are fli ed of Pomeroy La r ge lot s with Chester , Ohio (on the Boy thereto said accounts will b e SO MEO NE to build fen ce conc r e te paflos Sidewalk! Scout Cftmp Road l, com tor hear 1ng before sa1d Court Phon e 992 5247 runners and off s treet menclng at 11 00 o 'c l ock noon on the 15th day of Decembe r 1 11 16 JIC par). mg ~hon e ~92 7479' on Fnday the 2 1st day of 1~75 , l!ll wh1ch time said ac Nov em b er . 197 5 12 31 He counts wt ll be considered and - --. .Zen1lh Co lo r T V , End con~ • nu e d from day to dav Tables Co ff ee Table Zen1th untd fmallv dtsposed of Stereo Rocker s lamps Any pe r:son u11erested may 3 BE ORM partly furn ished FREE RENT AT VILL AGE Desk , Chests , 3 Pc Be droom f1l e written excephons to sa•d base men I. n ew furna ce and MANOR IN MID Su• te . Kelv•na tor a ccou n ts or to metiers per water heate r. propane gas, DLEPORT I we are so sure Re f rlgert'ltor . Maytag ta ln lng to the exec ut1on ot th e on Co Rd 28 $100 per that you will lowe our apart Automatic Washer . Unlco trust not less th an ftve days month and $100 depos it m e nls that we g tve you two Dryer , Pots Pans and Dtshes prior lo the date set for se,erence re(lvested Phon e weeks RENT FREE Just and other II ems too numerou5 heanng 843 2791 day or 949 2929 after 'pa-y your secunty deposit lo ment •on 6p m and stay six monthS and the Terms of Sale Cash Mannmo Webster ]l 11 tfc t1rst 2 weeks Js free You will Mabe l V Moor e, J UD GE ,_,_ ~~------- ----en joy monthly 11eases, all Adm •n is trator ot COMM ON PLEAS CO URT . ~ l ec tr1c li ving . carpeting, Estate of PROBATE DIVI S ION , 4 f<M tu r ntShed apt , adults range and refrigerator free only Ph one 99'2 5908 be fore 2 Mary Parker . Deceased MEIGS COlJNTV , OHIO trash pickup , cable TV pm Dan Smti h , AucttoneAr (o pt !o nat J and laundry II 2 lfc ( II I 18 , Jtc tacllllles Conven 1ent tO I II I 18, 19. lie shoppmg on Th~rd and Mill 7 RM HOUSE ttl •• yrll!use In Middleport VIL~AGE Ohio Suement , garage , MAN OR: Is yours lOT one real n ice home , must have bedroom apar t ments references If mterested Call sta rtinG at $10.4 mon thlY plus day (614) 446 7699, evenings , •lee We pay fo r everything (61<1 446 9539 else See the Manllger at II life Rlvtrsl(te Apllrtments or call 992 3'273 ThIs offer will TR AILER !lo pace for ren l AU entl soon, so move In now Ultlll1es Phone 992 S5JS and save nn 9 16 1fc 10 23 lfc In Memory ° -------------- - ----------- -- - ----------- Nollce • -- - ------- [mployment Wanted - ~~·~ Wanted Wanted To Buy For Rent Mobile Homes For Sale - - -·-· - ---------Real Estate For Sale --------- -------------- Pets -------..--------- Help Wanted FO R RENT OR SA LE 1n Po meroy, 2 bedrm hom e larg e lot full basement Phone 742 2757 11 13 61p For Sale N( ' I IC I:. OF PUBLIC SA LE Th e fottowtng d e scrtbed tlems wtll be offered for publt c sa le to the high es t bidder on lhe prem tses of th e C1!y Loan & Sa vings Company, Pomeroy , Oh1o on th e lsi day o f Dec e mber 1975 at 9 o'clock AM 1 Zentth 1~ ' co lor TV Term s of Sllle cas h Ite ms may be so ld 1n un•ts or •n parcels Se ll er r ese rve s th e r ight to retect any and a ll btd s 11 18 31 L E ARLY Ame ncan ltvmg rm su tt e 2 end tab les, coffe e table Geo rge Grate, phon e 742 2103 11 18 3tc 32 ,000 BTU Gas Heat er w1 th fan and automallc control! Excellent condlf1on Ph on e 742 2856 11 18 lip -------------- ;I I, Business Services FREE ESTIMATES 4 lil>-MISier Cartoon J , Merv Griffin 4, Somerset 15, Mickey Mouse Club 6,8, MISter Rogers 20,33, Mov te " The Blue Ma x" 10, Otnah 13 4 30--Bewllched 3, Mod Squad 6, Partridge Family 8, Sesam e 51 20,33, Get Smart 15 5 00--Bonanza 3, Family Affair 8 Slar Trek 15 5 30--Adam '12 4, News 6 Bever ly Hillbillies 8, Elec Co 20,33, Ad am. J2 13 , 6 ()(}-News 3,4,8, 10, 13, 15, ABC News 6, Hodge podge Lodge 20. Jody's Body Shop 33 6 30-NBC News 3,4,15 ABC News 13, ndy Gr1ffllh 6, CBS News 8,10, Your Future Is Now 33. Wood ca rvers' Workshop 20 7 ()(}-Trulb or Cons 3. To Tell the Truth 4, Bowl ing tor Dollars 6, Wilburn Brothers 8, News 10; Name That Tu ne 13; Family Affai r 15, Anllques 20, Wild W1ld World of Anjmal s 33 QJi~ Blown Insulation Services Blown 1nto Walls & AHtcs STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING SOFFITT GUTTERS AWNINGS and From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Rad 1ator to th e allest Heate r Core Appralsa I service estates ond colleCtfOI)s, 1 ~. ( R&J OOINS LARRY LAVENDER MMFF! GL66! ! SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Phone 742·23Jl Roger Wamsfay. Rulfand 1015, 1 mo Syracuse, Ohto Ph 99J·3993 4 10 1 mo vuu .... £ Nathan Biggs l' ~ad1ator Spedat1st 101 Ph. 992 2174 WIN AT BRIDGE For -Sale 1973 TRU CK, 1 to n Ford , F 350, Heavy duty LWB ex ce llent cond1ll0n Call 30.4 773 5308 aft er S p m 11 16 If MORLAN Construction Co. D&M Appliance Sales and SeiYice Tuppers Plains, Ohio BORN . ~ ~IIJb '1\tA.T HU%'1! T~ I A.W/<.'1 HeR ... ~ ... FIWR6 ~D He;R 0056-JO& ~ \IIAAT HAV~ 'iOI! WI~ -------- ~Q~~ ORPHAN ANNm LI~T.L~E~~.-~--~ 1 ~~~~" -------------- - -------------- ------------- -----...--------Real Estate For Sale if 1t weren't . it look like LfOU own Tob4's cow! --------------- -------- ------ -------------- ----------.----- TOM RUE MOTORS za DRAP IN M.AJ-l AR!v6)O'LL BE MINE /0 HAVE:: AN 1 1b HOLD 'TIL TH' END O' T/M5 'f 28 Walden - . . . - - - - - . , Z9 Hire 30 Anti vote one 36 Grand ()pry TINGLEY 13oz. 19oz~ HOUSE for sa le In Portland Take over payments 5 room s and bath , good well. and 2 acres ot ground Phone 843 2292 11 18 12tc Mutual Protective Insurance Co· brown (3 wds, ) ' PHONE992 3325 tO Mechanic Pomeroy, 0 10" Bool Deep Iough !read Exclusive Knee Hig h bullon clos ure Dee p Iough tread Exclusive bulfon closure POMEROY LANDMARK ....~•ck W. Clrvy,Mfr. M Phottt9ft-2JI1 RUTLAND - 8 rms., 4 or 5 B. R.s, bath, 2 car garage and garden $17,1100 POMEROY - 8 Rms , 11f, baths, hot wafer heal. Basement & large yard . $20,000 151 ACRES - Good fences, Improved pastures, I room house, & minerals. UO,IIOO TRAILER LAND - 3.95 acres One trailer with safe Seoond septic tonk All for Only $8500. 26 ACRES - Of rolling land. Good 6 Rm , house, bath , barn & other buildings $26,1100 MIDDLEPORT 3 bedrooms, dining, nice kitchen, gas furnoce ond full basem!nl $17,1100. 295 Chevelle , 45631 446·1875 70 2 895 V.W. Bug '995 Opet 2 dr. ~95 See Tom Rue, Clt~--- ---Zip_ __ Phone___ ----- CANCER (Juno 21 -Jufr 22) Doing th ings lor others wt!l gwe you great pleasure today par tiCularly If th ey re done for a member of your fam1ly CRYPTOQUOTES LEO (Jufr 23-Aug. 22) Thos 1s a good day to Involve yourself ln some for m of club work or group activ ity You re the perfect one to c hair a com· m11t ee PISCES (Fob. 20-Morch 20) There will be much activity a rou nd vou r house today II will be the tu n type You could even have some unexpec ted dropIns QMCJXJBI G TT 8, R-y l1iluglas Ph .~9'12594 or ., ' ~, :-~,~ . ~~~~---J UK "Great Country Stereo" .. f ' "' Wll'H r ""1"1~., 'II I,., '"'(1'':11 I j.o.~ • J II JIM WILLIAMS Weekdays 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 A.M. ON WMPO FM STEREQ 92 1• BARNEY • • ' HOWDY, t EGTC XTA AQJLQ UJGBMKN N'AKKB PXX Q K p. NQTTB.- VIRGO (Aug. 23·Stpt 22) To· day an d lamorrow you re m a br ief favo rable cycl~ career and fmancewtse Keep your eves peeled for th e breaks LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 23) Gel In touch wlth persons whO have MIZ SMIF·· TO COLLECT TWO DOI.LERS SNUFFY 1f.....:CNJ~ES~M_E:-_S:: ·~ • BQPB 10 un Kina F111..., srnctltate. lnt.l I 1 W01. JEST HEADII'J' f .,... ' '~ I OVER TO 'lORE HOUSE ! YXI how A X Y D L II A A X a LONGFELLOW CTTGK Yeaterday's CryploqiMite: WHAT WE CALL PROGRESS IS THE EXCHANGE OF ONE NUISANCE FOR ANOTHER NUISANCE. - HAVELOCK ELUS LI$JEN .JO ~1( One letter &Imply otand1 lor another In tbia umple A II used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Slngl! letters, apoalrophes, the lencth and formation of the words ue all hints Earh day the rode lettera are different. Is 69 Name _________ Street_________ CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jon. 19) Don 1 lei someone who has a lot of time on their hands today d istr act you from the things you hope to accomphsh to work It : TIRED ME OUT THINK fLL5ACK OUT FOR AWHILE! SAGITTARIUS (Nor. 23·Dec. 211 Talk over w1th friends a decision you're ha vmg diffic ulty In mak1ng The~r poi nts of v1ew w1ll prove he lpful AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Fob. 11) You te nd to take th mgs hghtly and why shouldn ' t you ? Everyone 1s entitled to relax OC· cas1onally This IS you;- way -.I.....JI-...L'O':!'l,1 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's dr. SCORPIO (Ocl 2•·No•. 22) Rehas h In your own mind today an arrange ment you're Involved m You'll spot several advantages you ve been overlooking GEMINI (May 21-Juno 20) You II be very successful today w1th creat1ve prOJeCts provld· e d you re permllled 10 do lhlngs exaclly as you env1s1on them YEAH I IN FACT, THE TRIP HERE 1 •-•••• TEAFORD REALTY B knot 2 dr. P.O. Box 4 Gallipolis, Oh. 38 Destroy 40 Congenital tl Loosen, as Buick Rivera 68 TAURUS (Aprtl 20·M•r 20) Vou r material prospects are e ncouraging Today should be profitable vet there ts a slig ht warning agatnsl loss through carelessness 31- 4 dr • 67 ARIES (Morell 21 -Aprll 18) Your word s today will carry 8 lot of we ig ht Be ca re lul you don ' t se ll somebody on something ~ou s houldn t (abbr.) •795 thi1 coupon.to, For Wldneodoy, Now. 11, 1875 35 Greedy '1 095 For ftee tnformciflon with no-obllgotion, moil 41Bemlce Bede Oaol 31 Lay odds 34 Total '1095 TWO lots In the country, 105 x 105 (e&ch ), Tuppers Plains water , near Meigs High School , S2.lOO each One lot Is set up for mob ile home Mobile home sold separately. Phone 992 7060 11 18 6tc AstroGrapt-1 1:<+-t- AMNTION ALL SENIOR CITIZENS -------------- 5011 m' Real Estate for Sale . 6 oo-<:olumbus Today 4; SunriS<! Semester 10. 6 Is-Folk Literature 3 6 2s-Farm Report 13 6 30--New Zoo Revue 4; News 6, Bible Answers 8; I ,.!'lake the lea d that ts leas t Farmllme 10, The Story 13 NORTH ·18 1"' tkely to help them 6 4D-Ounce of Prevelnllon 10 • KQ9 West holds three Jacks Not 6 4s-Mornfng Report 3. • A9 3 6 5s-Chuck While Reports 10, News 13 much m the way of ~efense t K 10 74 7 ()(}-Today 3,4, 15; Good Morning, America 6,13, CBS aga1nst a slam, bu t h1s "'KQ9 News 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. partner m ay have some cards EAST WEST 7 30--Schoofles I 0 and tt 1s up to West to fmd the .86 542 • 10 7 8 ()(}-Lucy Show 6; Capt Kangaroo 8, tO; Sesame St. lead that ts least likely to help • Q862 • J 75 33 declarer That safest possible • Q63 tJ8 8 30--B ig Valley 6 lead ts a spade II West makes • 10 7 6 4 <~oJ53 9 ~AM 3; Phil Donahue 4, 15, Lucy Show 8; Mike thts lead , declarer Will SOUTH IDI Douglas 10; Morning with D J 13 struggle along As long as the 9 30--Nol For Women Only 3; One Life to Live 6; Give· • AJ3 defenders take care, declarer wKI 04 N Take 8: New Zoo Revue 13. wtll only collect 11 tncks t A 9 52 10 oo-<:elebrlty Sweepstakes u, 15, Dinah 6; Price Is A lead of etlher red sutt will Rlghl 8, 10; Mike Douglas 13 "'AB 2 g1ve h1m a 12th A club lead Bolh vulnerab le to 30-Wheef of Fortune 3,4, 15 won't help htm, but the re ts no 11 00-High Rollers 3, 15, I Dreom of Jeannie 4; reason for West to do any Gambit 8, 10. \\ est North Eas t Soulh guessmg 11 30--Hoflywood Squares 3, 15; Happy Days 13; Midday 4, Love of Life 8, 10, Sesome St. 20,33. I NT Pass 11 · 5sTake Kerr 8; Dan Imel's World 10 6 N T Pass Pass Pass 12 ()(}-Magnificent Marble Machine 3, 15; Showofls 13; Openmg lead - 4 • The Jacoby transfer bid ts Bob Braun' s SO-SO Club 4, News 6,8,10 used m response 10 notrump 12 3G-3 for The Money 3, 15; All My Children 6, 13; Search for Tomorrow 8,10 opemngs The transfers to KID By Oswald & James Jacoby 12 4s-E lee Co. 33. m aJors are two diamonds 10 r.;;.;;;_,_.-:~"""1,.011~.~. When should you m ake a hearts and two hearts to 12 ss-NBC News 3,15 ifi.: HA!MA!] mu passtve lead m order to s tt 1 00-News 3; Ryon's Hope 6,13; Phil Donahue 8, spades 5IIOUlDifl back and watt for trtcks to Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15. Our Flonda reader wants to f..':~~;;.,! CllNIIY· f!l ~:eso come 1 0--Days of Our Lives 3,4,15. Let's Moke o Deaf 6,13, know ho w you transfe r if MUCI< The answer '' "very m· As The World Turns 8,10 there ts an overcall The roR us · freque ntly" The man who s tts 2 0(}-S!O,OOO Pyramid 6,13: Guiding Light 8, 10. answer ts thai you JUSt don ' t back and watls IS lle ry like ly 2 30-0oclors 3,4, 15, Rhyme & Reason 6, 13; Edge of we d1scuss the btd early J to still be wattmg after hts op- When Night 8,10 next year we wtll show how 3 ()(}-Another World 3,4, 15, General Hospital 6, 13; ponents have fulfilled thetr you can do thts, tl you wtsh Match Game 8, 10; Kup's Show 20. contract (For a copy ol JACOBY 3·30-{)ne Ute to Live 13; Bewlftched 6; Tattletales There ts one classtc excep· 8,10 u on Whe n your opponents MODERN, send $1 fo "Wrn 4:()(}-Mister Cartoon 3; Merv Griffin 4; Somerset 15; have reached a s lam a nd It sf Br~dge " c l o thts Mickey Mouse Club 6,8; Mister Rogers 20,33; Movie does not a ppea r that they ha ve newspaper, P 0 Bo x 489, "The Further Perils of Lourel and Hardy" 10; Call Rsdro Crty Sfsflon, New York, ~~~1J a ny long su1t to work wtlh In II Macaroni 13. i ::. th ts mstance IllS up to you to N Y 100191 4 30-Bewltched 3, Afterschool Specia l 6, 13; Partridge Family 8; Sesome St. 20,33, Get Smart 15. s ()(}-Bonanza 3, Family Affair 8: Star Trek 15. 5 30-Adam·124, Beverly Hlllblllles8, Elec. Co. 20,33, Adam' 12 13. , by THOMAS JOSEPH 6 00-News 3,4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Teaching Children 33. ACROSS t% Badgered 6 30-NBC News3,4.15; ABC News 13, AndyGrllflth6; 1 Latest fad U Fulda CBS News 8,10, Making 11 Count 70; lloc*. Beet 33. 5 " Wolf" tributary 7 · ()(}-Truthor Cons 3, To Tell the Truth 4; Bowling lor 11 Unemployed DOWN Dollars 6: Pop Goes the Country 8; News 10; 12 Where cer- 1 Mature Country Music Jubilee 13, Family Affair 15; Book tain gam~ 2 Hacienda Beat 20, Know Your Schoof 33. are (2 wds,)' brick 7 · 30--Last oflhe Wild 3, Name That Tuneol; Wild Wild World of Animals 6, Wild Kingdom 15; Match 13 Car 3 Sightseeing Game PM 8; Evening Edition with Morfin u Tribal a Ia the Agronsky 70; The Judge 10; To Tefll-he-Truth 13; medicine jet set Yesterday's Answer Episode Action 33. man t Fish for 8 ·()(}-Liffle House on the Prairie 3,4,15; When Things 15 Subside smokmg 9 Issue forth !5 City of Were Rotten 6, 13, Tony Orfondo & Dawn 8,10; 11 Bovme 5 Sacred 10 Backed out Stradlvarl Tribal Eye 70,33 utterance Hebrew 16 Disfigure violins 8 30--Thars My Mama 6,13. 17 ChemlcBl writing 22 New Mexl· zt Johns or Tom 9 . ()(}-Doctors flosplfaf 3,4,15 , BoreHo 6,13; Cannon 8,10: Great Performances 20,33 suffiX 8 One of the can Indian !8 Dog-tired tO:()(}-Petrocelll 3,4,15. Storsky & Hutch 6,13; Don 18 Born, in the Musketeers 23 " Saturday· 311 Cattle pen Rickles 8, 10, News 20, Say Brother 33. social notes 7 WUd sheep night 32 Slur over 10 30--Another Look at Appalachia 33. 19 Ovid's "- 8 On the way special" 33 Caruso, e.g. lt ·()(}-News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15; ABC News 33 Amatoria" back 2t Crusaders' 38 KldJ' game 11·30--Johnny Carson 3,4, 15; Movie "Reflections of ZO Droll fellow ( 2 wds.) , foe 39 RegJ:et Murder" 13, FBI 6, Banacek 8: Movie " Anchors Zl adnese tea l:--11'l'"""l'l'"""rrAweigh" 10; Janak! 33 Z3 Portcullis 12 30--Movle " Reflections of Murder" 6. Z4 Curtain 1 :GO-Tomorrow 3,4 1·30--News 13. fabric Enticed been on your mtnd but who Z7 Venezuelan are se parated from you by dis· copper ta nce Something interesting center could develop Passive lead has little use Intersection of Rt , 33 & 7 BASSETT twin bed bedrm Pomeroy sulle and s1ng le be ds 3-bedroom new Five dressers , and double bedrm homes Now under con· sulls Refflgera tors , and structlon with carpet, black and whtfe te lev ts to n Call today for POT A TOE S for sale 50 and 100 se t Phone (61 4) 667 6J61 ceramic life, garage, forge lb bags Across from 11 16 61p lot Buy now and pick your Service Tomorrow Sham r ock 1n Henderso n W co lors FHA lfnonclng Va Don ald Walhu, Rt 35, ONE cow to fr es hen soon, One available Price $21,500. '11 Hen d e rson W Va 250 ga ll on Un 1c0 bu lk mtlk Business Phone : 992·5110 11 18 26tc Phone: 667 ·6304 lan k, 2 un 1t De Laval m llkers ReSidence 992· 3313 w 1th vacuum pump All for 1972, KAWASAKI 350 Bigh orn 1118·1mo $475 Phone Ar th ur Spen ce r 11 · 12·1 mo. tratl b1ke. May tag washer , 16141 98l 3891 ' girl 's gre ~n 10 speed b1 ke , 4 11 16 61p SE W I NG M A C H-1 N E • O' DELL Alln ement located speed super shifter Eller broc k 4 barrel mtak.e lor J l8 BILLY goat , S20 Phone 949 Repat rs se r vtce all make5 beh1nd Rutland Grade Ous ter 2 B mch Crager 991 2284 rne F Jtbr1c Shop, Sc hool Tuneup , brak es. 2739 mags a n d 24" Crager mags Po!;t1erov Au thohzed~mger wheel balanc 1ng , alinement 11 16 lie ~ a l es and Se r vtee We on t tres 1962 Pont1a c Phon e Phone 742 2004 992 2572 or 992 6134 sharp e n SC ISSors 11 16 tt c GOOD used RC A blac k and 3291fc , 11 18 31c wh1le 18 tn c h lelevtslon table model Also . Alt o C\.WOOLl SOWt~' ~tP A IW J i97i000GE Charger s e A Saxophone , may need some 0 & D fREE Tr1mm1ng . 20 ~ Sweepers , toasters, irons. 1 condlftOn new motor and years experience Insured. r eptllr Call 992 5250 all s ma ll a pp l•ances Lawn 1 tranS m iSSIOn Phon e 949 free estimates Ci!!ll 992 3057 11 16 Jtc mower , ne xt to Stat e High . 24 17 Bashan or 111 667 :J041. Coo lville way Garage on Rou te 11 111861p 10 15 lfc 1 Phon e 9B 5 3825 FOR SALE by Own@r P 2 s tory small frame house '" ONE 3 pi h1l ch mowe r, 12 fl Tuppers P.lai ns, Oh10 on Rt - --- -...-- ~ BEAUTIFY your )lome wtth f1berglass boat sha llow 1, 4 bedrm living rm , Pe rma Stone New homes C'' B~AD~vrtu , .u.uc tloneer well pump , hose and check ki tchen b&th , utl l1ty room , 2 Complete Servic e Phone as we ll as remode l1ng work valve New 11 ft truc k porches Etec baseboard 949 2487 or ~49 2000 Racine. Experf ms tatlalion Free Arrow ca mp er Phone 742 Ohio, Cr111 Bradford heat storm door an d wm esti mates Phone 742 24 0~ 276 1' dow s . well 1nsu la te d Ap 10 31 261 c 10 9 lfc 11 18 31p prox 2 acre lo t $12,500 Phone (614) 667 636 1 EXCAVATIN& dO;!!r. toad er 1 VANIT Y dresser an d mirror , 1116 61p and backhoe wol'k , se pti c re c:ord cab 1n et . 1968 tanks In stalled dump, Monterey Mercury , p s , trucks and to boys for hi re , power d1sc brakes , fa ctory 3 BEDRM house m Rtg gs c rest Fi repla ce '" ltvmg 3 BR HOME, jus I fini sh ed will haul fill d1rt , top s oil, a1r condtltontng Phone 742 room , fa mily room, 2 baths remodeling Sa lem St , lt mest one and gra vel.! Ca ll 2524 and full baseme nt 2 ca r Rutland Phon e 742 2306 Bob or Roger Jeffers , day 11 113 3tc garage Phone (614) 985 aft e r 4 p m or see Milo B phone 99 2 7089, n ight Phon e 3867 Hulchtnson 992 3525 or 99'2 .5232 1969 OLO SMOSILE engme, 4 1lo1 631p 10 9 lfc 2 11 tf speed tran smiSSt On , 390 rear end Phone 949 2450 GIVE YOUR wif e a Christmas 11 14 41C present lhts year of gteat CU STOM Hom es, no down REAOY MIX 'cO NCRETE paym e nt , VA Loans F HA d CIP/ e r ed right to your enjoymen t A new Bl Lev e l As low as 3 percent down pro 1ec tt Fast a nd easy Free ST E R E O RAD IO , modern home , bath & 1~. 3 or 4 Your p lans or o urs Call or des1 g n , am fm r ad1o , 8 tra ck eslt mat es Phone 992 328-4, bedrms , two car garage wrlle Sh epard Co ntra cti ng , Goeg tei n Ready MtX Co , tape co mbmat.on Ba l ~~nce and acre of ground located Box 2BA. Ru tland , 45775 ~•ddleport , Ohio4 , Sl04 70 or term s Ca ll 9~2 on the Wildwood Estates at F'hon e 742 240 ~ 3965 6 30 lfc F latwoods 6 m lies from 10 31 261C II l21fc Pomeroy , Ohio Se lling at SEPTIC TANK S c leaned co s t prtee George S Hobstetter. Owner , Bok 101. Modern Sanllatlon 992 395o~ NOW selltng Fuller Brush Pomerov . Oh1o Phone (614) or 99 2 7349 Produ c ts Phone 992 3410 10 6 lfc 98l 4186 9 18 tt c 1116 61c ' E:XLAVATINV , tHH.. I01vc:: tl. F IRE WOO D Phon e 992 3640 ANO DOZER . LARGE AND 11 12 6tc we HAVE shotgun shells . SMALL SEPTIC TANKS r ifle shells , cleaning ac IN S TALLED BIL L R ABBIT dog l!lnd du c ks cessorles , hunting clothes , PULLIN S PHON'E 992 2478, Phon e )42 218l boo ts, bla ck powder ouns DAY OR NIGHT 11 12 81c and accessones, re1oadtng 11 11 781p mater ials , scopes. mounts. ' kn 1ves, steepmo bags, boat IF Yuu dr-e •n• t:•oe3•oeu 1n a 1973 F X 350 Harlev Dav1dson , . jackets ,0 and c ushions , new home or have yo ur less thlln 1.000 miles ex hols ters. bel ts . rifle straps pres.ent on e remodeled , or cellent condtiiOn for SBOO POMEROY 2 BR, bath, and much,. much more at you are In need of a new Phone 992 2q67 full basement has 1 BR , TV lnd•an Joe •s Sports and roof. Ca ll " Roush Con 11 146tc CB'S , 308 Page Sf , M1d room , utility work•hop . structlon ,'' Greg Ro ush, 992 dleport 7183 Lorge yard $9,500 KEEP carpets be aufttul 10 17 301< 11 1 121c MIDDLE PORT Ex desp1te footstep s of a busy cellenl cond , 2 BR, bath, family Buy Blue Lustre, WO ULLJ YUU BELIEVE? Rent e lec tnc shampooer REMINGTON , 1, 100 au toL carpeted. paneled, full Bu ild an all steel building at new 12 or '2 0 ga $172 50. Nelson 's Drug Store basement, corporl, FA N Pole Barn pr ices' Go lden Fife 's , Middleport, Oh lg, _ 11 13 61 c Gtan t All Steel Buildings, - • 10 t 3~tc 1, gas heat $13,1100 Rt" 4, Box 148 Wav erly , POMEROY 200 fl . 197 4 HONDA El c tno r e Oh lo Phone 9<47 2296 frontage , for home or MT 2l0 Phone 9927803 7 24 tfc trailer, water available, 111631c orlglnolly has 2 houses WE >P ECIALIZE In mobile TOPPER , only used 3 HOU SE on Lin coln Heights , 2 $3,1100 ho~~ furnace repair Phon e bedrm , large kitc hen , fvll months If tnterested , RUTLAND - 2 BR, bath, 992 5858 base ment, nice bac k yard , call 742 2101 carpeting, paneling , 9-18 lie only $8 ,900 Wt th new fur 11 11 71c porches, garage , good nilure, on ly $10,300 Phone 992 76d8 condition S9.500. At kCO we ldtn g ml!lchtne , 11 6 26tc DEXTER 157 "res, new. elec all accesso r ies 1nctuded Phone 992 3410 6 kOOM House w ltn bath , farge house, water system . barn & other bfdgs S38,1100 10 28 lfc garage , basement. bunt In POMEROY - 7112 ocres • 4 porc h . 1 7 "ere , Hobson BR , both , corpellng , Phone 992 7733 WATER HEATER , l2 gallon , tl I:J tfC paneling, hot water heat, li ke new electrtc. S60 GAS CLOTHES DRYER , used, basement , storage $15,000 S40 or best offer Phone 992 5 ROOM hOuse for sale. In PHONE992.2259 Rutland Phone 742 2801 or 2082 992 5195 11 13 71c 1112 6tc SHOTGUN S, AMMO , ANO POWDER Shotgun 410, 16 J BEORM home, tust1 fin ished. remodeling , SaLtm and 12 gauge, S2~ up pump Sf Ru lland Phone 74} 11P.9 guns . 20 and 12 gauge, S59, automatics, 12 gauAe $99 , efter " p m or see Milo e 69 Ford LTD Hutch ison High powe r sheels . 13 133 , IMR powder , S4 98 , black 4 dr. 9·23 ftc powder, $2 90 , deer s lug s Up to $30,000 Is now Sl 2~ . Match and deer J BEORM mobile ~ome, barrels for S1 100 and $870 available to you when 68 Chev. Wagon panell1 ng, Wl!lll to wall Fife 's, Mtddleport Phon e co~~rpetlng garage, ut11ity you must enter a 9 pass. 992 7494 building , 3 & "10 acrt lot, 11 13 6tc Rutland St Middleport Convalescent Nur· Phone 992 JB-43 1 sing Home . 66, Cadillac 11 18 61c -------------- 7 30--Holfywood Squares 3.4; Let' s Deaf With It 6; S25,000 Pyramid 8, Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky 20, Price Is Elghl10, 12; To Tell the Truth 13, Wally's Workshop 15; Family Theatre 33. 8 0(}-Movln' On 3,4,15, Happy Days 6,13 ; Movie "That's E ntertafnment 1" 8, 10, Sculpture In the Open 33, Synthesis 70 8 30--Welcome Back, Lotter 6,13, Consumer Survival 20.33 9 ()(}-Pollee Woman 3,4, 15, Rook ies 6, 13; Ascent of Man 20,33 10 ()(}-Joe Forrester 3,4, 15, Marcus Welby, M .D.; News 20, Woman Alive' 33 10 30--Woman Alive! 20; Woman 33 11 ()(}-News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15; ABC News 33. 11 30-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15, Wide World Mystery 13; F B1 6, Movie "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" 8; Mov1e " Night Must Fall" 10; Janak l 33 12 30--Wide World Mystery 6 1.()(}-Tomorrow 3.4; News 13. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19,1975 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1975 5 GA ITED Palamtno slailton Ph on E) ~~2 7094 11184tC · - ~- - ------------- Television log for easy viewing For Rent or Sale -------------For Rent 9- 'lbe Dally ~ntlnel, Middleort·Pomero HE'S 601NG TO NEEDLES, AND 1HE DESERT COLD AT GETS N16HT.. , HOW 00 '{OV EXPECT HIM TO GET THROV6H THE DESERT ? ~Your 'VBirthday Nov. 11, 1875 Oppo rt un it ies will present themselves th•s coming year whereby you may be able to denve mcome !rom a secondary sour ce Tuck any su rplus 1n savtngs �B~:fiiiMffi~ft~;:::·~,~=·;:.JP.For Fast Res.ults Use The Sentinel.Classifieds Unscram ble lht>se rour Jumbl es, one letler 1o each !iquare, io form four ordmary word s Auto Sales Au~ Sales ---· 2 SIGNS OF Pomeroy QUAUTY Motor Co. ~U!PIXIll III t XJ J I I ~.ORCA!( 1973 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX $3795 Black finish & blk v1n yl top, bucket sea ts. SJ option , stereo, rad io & tape, factory a1r , power steering ~ brakes, wh1te stripe, radtal t1 r es, very mce 1973 B1JICK LeSABRE S3195 Custom H T Cpe, local owner, that's really sharp Ins ide & out, good w w tires, custom wheels, dark green vi nyl root. green finish , AM rod1o & tape, factory air. autom• llc, P steering & brakes 1970 NOVA VI CPE . S129l Blk vinyl roof, grey finish, good tires, automatic, pnwP.r ~teerlnq , radio IT' e> NOT LE6AL. /0 MAKE MONEY THIS. WAY. Now arrange Hie circled letters to form the aurpri1e an11wer, as sur~eoted by the obove cartoon. I~ .. -IK!W"'"'Ir I I II I I I I X1 ) 1 CA111wen tomo rrow l'~tell"rd• r'• Jo"'bl" VERVE PEACE ZODIAC GYRATE An1klr r • t hm (m I Krl Hlgt 111 - TRAPEZE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FEDERAL P O WER COMMISSION PO~~~~Yve¥.~!9!. co..@) WANTA OS INFORMATION POMEROY, OHIO DEADLINES s p M Day Befor e Otno Pawer Comp.!ny Publl catton 1975 DAT S UN B 210 Ha l Monday Deadline 9 a m f N 2570 P rotec Cance11at ton - Correcltons chback, condlhoning, rea r NOTICE OF IN LOV IN G MEMORY of wmdow shade radi a l ti res, APPLI CAT ION FOR Will be accept ed Until 9 a m Charles Art t"lu r Morarify Also. 4 factory t1res and 2 AMENDMENT OF for Day of Publ ica tion who passed away Nov IB, snow tire s S:3,490 Ca ll 99 2 LI(;ENS E REGULATIONS 3453 1965 at th e aQ e of 4q (october 28 , 1975) Tt1e Publi sher r ese rves the II 18 Otp Public not 1c e 1s he reby r ig ht to edit or retect anv ads giv en tha i an a pp l 1ca 11an was de emed oblec t1onat Th e Nov ember comes wtth sa d re gre ts 1971 DODGE Pi c kup , I ~ ton filed on flUQUS t 27 , 1975, lm d.~r publ is h e r Wtli no t be V 8 e ng1 ne a utomatt c, good the Federal Power Ac t 116 r e! pons• b ie for more tha n on e Til e dav . the mont h , we will never forget r unn1n g .conditiOn $800 us c 7Hc\J P?5r l bY the, Oh io •hlncor r cct '"~~r+~~~ Fo r 1n our hear ts you will Phone (614 1 247 21 61 P o w e r Co m P & n V For Want Ad 5ervtce alwavs s ta y, II 14 81p {Correspondence to Mr A d s 1 Joseph Dowd , sen 1or Vtce 5 ce rt 1s per wor one '" er ton Loved , and r emembe r ed - eve r yday 1911 CHE VY P1c k up Wtfh 8ft Prestdent and General Mtntmum Charge $1 ~0 cam per Phone 16 14) 667 Cou nsel Ame r ican Electric 14 ce n ts pe r word hr ee Wha t we wil l give to clasp h is hand, 6227 Po er ser Ice corporat ton c:onsec uttve Insertio ns Hts llapp y fa ce to see 11 14 6tc w ' N y k' 26 ce nts per word si x con Two Broadway , ew or ' sec ultve lnsertton s To hear , his laugh and see his - New York 10004 , and Mr smile , Frank N B i ~ n executive 25 Per Ce nt Dtscoun t on pa1d That m ea nt so mu c h fa us 70 CAMARO and 19 7 1 VICe President. Ohio Power ~~~sand ads pa id wllhm 10 So •n th e stillness of th e n1ght, 19 Chevelle P ho n e (6 14) 985 Compa ny , 30 1 Cleveland CARDOFTHANKS Our tears wi ll often flow 4269 Avenue S W , Canton OhiO & OBITUARY To thmk how s uddenly yo u left 11 14 6tc 44702) for amendm~nl of th e S2 00 for 50 word m inim um us lic ense tor un co nstru cfed Eac h ad dition al word 3 on this day , ten yea rs ago 1~ 72 CHEVY Capr1ce 4 dr 400 Projecl No 2570, known as th e Loved and sad ly m•ssed Sport Sedan. 2 barrel a ll Rac lhe Prolect loca ted on the cen 1s by Wife , Paultne Morarlty 11nted glass, fill steering , BLIND ADS Oh io River, In Me1 gs County Daughter. Conn1 e Hansford a c and power windows Additio nal 25c Charg e per Oh to, a nd Jack son Count v, and Family Sons , Marty S2,350 Also, 1971 Oldsmobil e West Vlrgmla Th e Ohio R1ve r Advert.sement Morarttv lind F11m lty, and Delta 88 .t dr 350 2 barre l, OFFICE HOURS Is a navigable waterway of the Larry Morartty and Family low mtleage , like new $ 30 a m to 5 00 p m U[tlted Sta tes 11 18 ltc S2, 100 P hone 9-19 20.5 1 Ap pli cant seeks to heVe the Dally , B 30 a m to 12 00 Noon 11 16 61C Saturdav Commiss ion amend ArJ icl e 52 IN MEMORY of Richard B of It s license for P'rolect Nq Rowe who dted No vemb e r 1968 CHEVROLET, 1964 2570 by exte nd ing for two 14 197 3 Chev , 1961 Bu 1ck Special. years lhe commencemenl a nd 1960 Fo rd p1ckup tru ck, 4 compl etio n dates for con ROOM and board for se n 1or lo ve like the ocea n ts vast and mag wheel s Ph on e 742 2185 for ever, structlon of th e pro1ect Ar CitiZens , very nice Phone 11 16 3tc tlc le 52 currently requ 1res , And so rrow but a s hadow , !hat 992 3509 co nstr u c!lofl to commence by 10 12 lfc moves over the sea CO MET . 6cyl au toma tiC November 30 197 5 and b~ ''"1 May !he roreve r of tove he lp 1966 Phone 992 7885 bet ween 12 co mpl eted by November 30. ~~ ~11~LEN ~- .3AB~~l ~Fshop bear !he gr ief. noon and 8 p m No phon e Of that dlly from our hee rts 1917 Accordmg to the ap at Tup p e rs Pla ins an call s o n Sund ay Sad tv missed for ever , by pli co~~llon , Ap pl1cant IS nounces that Mary Ne we ll 11 13 6tc requ esti ng the proposett two has 1ol ned th ~ sta ff on children and grandch ild ren ---~yea r extensio n because of Thu rsday F rld a-v and 111 Rllc Hart 's used Cars . New Haven . dlff lc:u ll les en co unt ered II') Sal urday November Get w Va Authonzed Roper Oblaining !Und s necessary for Acq ua inted Spec 1al Is S2 Dealer Tractors 8 10 J3.16 lln al eng meerlng and, con rebate on $15 Cotdwave Horse power Lawn mow e rs structlon of th e pro 1 fH~ I J ,; H 1 o 1 Pho Plumb• ng , h ll ers saws Year end s ale Applicant also reque\ ts ttrat e e n ors ' o.w ner ne 'REM60ELING , hca t ii)Q and all typ es ofr 12" cham saw Reg 5147 50 Artic le 51. wh ich specifies (614 ) 6673966 c genera l r e pa~r Work· 1112 61 now S129 95 Hart 's Used thai , Inter alia, a revised - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - guar a nte ed 20 yea rs e~ Cars Phone 882 27~3 New Exhlbll S be file d prior IO SKA TE A WAY RO LL E R per le nee Phon e 992 2409, Haven December 26, 1978, be amended by exte nd ing that RINK AN NOUN CES BU S 11 17 6tc . SC HEDULE SATURDAYS date thr ee years in order to cARPEN TRY pa n eling, Hart's used Cars ONLY STAR TING NOV Your provide ad equate time to 14 th RoAC INE 6 40 fl ooring and cetl!ng Phon e Columbia Bike con duc t atleut 11 full vear of 1SVRAC USE 6 50 M10 992 2759 , Headquarters Full hn e of opera lion at \l ud tes ' an d DLEPOR T 1 15 , Tl'tanks 1021 30t c Btcyctes to choose from develop a.n E xh\bll S Phone 882 2793 New Haven Any person deSiri ng 10 be gtvtng Party Nov 26 and 28 lll 76fc heard or 10 m ake any pro test OPEN WED • F RI • AND t WILL babysit in my home , dally For more in SAT URDAY 1 3010 00 with refe ren ce to sa id ;tp formation phone 9.49 '2546 Hart's Us ed Cars Re ddy PRI VATE PART I ES , Pllcatton ShO Ul d on or befor e MO N TUE S, THURS 11 16 31C Portable Heaters S1ze December 18 , ) 975 , fil e with EVE SA T AND SUND AY rl!nges 30,000 BTU to 150,000 the Fede ral Pow er Com · BTU Some ven ted Ther ' miSSIO n , W&shlnglon , D C AFTER NOON S PHONE mostats available with 20426. a petllion to in terv en e (6 14) 985 3929 or 985 9996 or 985 4141 heaters 30000 BTU Reg !'""A.St.l pe!d for all m~.tk~es ancJ or a prot est In accordance 11 9 2 5129 95 Sale S109 95 Phon e models of m obrte homes Wit h the requir ements of th e _ ~~- ---- -~------- 2. tc 882 279J New Haven Commiss ion s Rules of Phone area code 6U o42J 11 17 6tc Practice and Pro cedu r e l18 WIT H OUT - my p erm iSS IOn , 9j31 the re will be no hunttng or C F R S18 or 5\,JO J, ' All 4 13 lfc trespassing on m y pr operty protests flied with the Com Bob McGraw , Meagan mission will be cons idered by Farm , off lower Bowman 's It In determ1nlng the ap Run TRAILER lof off Ktngsbury proprlate ac tion to be laken 11 4 26 tc Road near Harr iso nv ille but will not serve to make th e ••LO turn rture, Ice boxes, F ree natural gas , cit y protestants parties to the brass beds , or complete water Phone 842 2577 proceeding An y person households Write M 0. 11 18 121c wishi ng to becom e a party to a Miller , Rt 4, Pomeroy, proceed1ng or to part icipate a ~ . Ohio Cal l 992 1160 FURNISHED 2 bedrm cot a party In anv hear ing tnere ln 10 1 74 tage , Ro ck Sp r ings Adults must file a petit ion to tn --~--"'---- ------ only Very n1 ce Ph one 9~2 terve ne 1n accor dan ce with 2789 the Com mi ss 1on s Rules The 11 18 Sic appllcel •on Is on t ile wllh th e IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, Commission and is av a ila bl e 1975 14x 70 TRAI LE ~ ex 3 AND 4 rm furntsh ed and for public Inspec t Io n PROBATE DIVISION cellent condition , espec1a lly unfurn ished ap ts Phone 992 MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Take lurlh er not1 ce th at. built for offic es Low price S4J4 pursuant to the aut ho rity IN THE MATTER OF SE T for quick sale P hon e (3 04) 11 9 lfc co nta ined in and co nferred TLEMENT OF ACCOU NTS , 675 1921 or 675 l829 upon the Federal Po wer PROBATE COURT , MEIG S 10 30 lfc Comm rss lon by Sec:llons 308 COUNTY, OHIO AVAtLA BLE 2 bedrm all Acco unts and vouchers of and 309 of the Federa l Power e lectric modern ren c h 1973 NAS HU t<, 14 X 70, 3 the tollow lng named Ac l ( 16 USC S836g , S 825hl loca ted outside Rac ine Up 1 2 bt~th gas heat bedrm , 1 and the Comm !SS1on 's Ru les ot f1duc1anes have been flied In to 25 a c res bottom land Take over payments Phone the Probate Court , Meig s Practice and Pr ocedu r e I!Vatlable Referen ces 992 3388 spec1f•cally Sec lion 1 32~bl ( 18 County Oh1o , for approval requ ired Call 992 5550 after 1116 6tc C F R 51 321 b l l, as am ended and se ttlement l p m CASE NO 19 063 Second by Order No 518 , a hearing 11 16 7tc 1970 -BUDDY trailer, fur may be he ld w1thout further lind Fina l Account ot Erma G n •s hed Pr 1ced to sell Phone Mulford , Guar d ia n ot th e no! Ice before the Comm lss ton O t.~E bedrm mobTre h om e for 1614 1 698 3366 Estate of on this ap p lication If no Iss ue Guar d ia nship rent Phone 992 3509 11121>1p of su b stance Is ra1sed by an v Den nis ChMies Mulford and 10 31 lfC Deborah G Mulford, M1nors request to be heard protest CASE NO 20,567 Firs t and or p ellt1on filed subsequent to FU RNISHED apartment, tht s not1 ce wtlh ln !h e time F mal Acco unt ot Carl W adults only In Midd leport reQu ir ed herei n Th e e pplicant Bll1kam , Ad m mls trator of the Phone 992 3874 or ln 1tlal pleader has Es tate of Hattu.~ Ma e Bdl kam HO US E for s&le in Portland, 3 25 tic t&ke over payments , 5 rms requ es ted that th e short en ed Deceased ----- ~~ CASE NO 21,387 Firs t and proce dur e 'OI . Sectton 1 32( b ) and bllth , good well and 2 Tk AILER space fo r re nt •n Fma l Accou nt o f William acres of ground Phone 843 be •ssued If en Iss ue at sub Middleport Phone 992 5434 st&nce .srtHsed . furt her notice Culwe ll. Adm ln ls trat or of th e 2292 10·21 2otc estate of Je rr y Culw e ll, 11 17 121< 01 hcarmo W1 ll be gtven ' Under " tne shortene d Deceased LA RGE business building In CASE NO 21.464 Flrs l procedure here prov tded tor , Mason , large glass front. unless ot herw ise advtsed tt Cur rent Account of Na ncy driv e tn rear doors . w ill rent Mo ll . J oan Stoneburner and wttl be unnecessary for ap 1 1 or all of ground floor , 3200 Bradford , Co TWOS month old Beagle pups pl1 can r or m ltlal pleader to Walla cE" square feet , good locat ion appear or be represen ted at Executors of the Est at e of and some trained up to 5 Phone (304 1 882 3356 or 773 rhc hearmg before the Leah B Schaefer Deceased years old Will sell or trad e 5611 CASE NO 21,522 First and Comm•ss1on for gu ns Phone 742 '2521 11 13 tfc Fi nal Accou nt o f Danny S 11 16 3tc Kenneth F PllJmb Z1rkle AdmlnlslfllliOr of the Secretary Estate o t Jean Z1rkle , 2 BR ho use at 916 Locus t Sl • Deceased Middleport. or call ~9 2 5758 CASE NO 21.54" 1rst , PUBLIC NOTICE 111361p Fi nal and 01str • bvt1 ~e Ac The follow ing personal co unt of Berr·p ce Gruese r LADY to clea n 2 days a week, property ol the Estate of Mary Exeutrlx of th e Eslllle of J refe r e nces Phone 949 2774 Cb UNTRY Mobile ' Home Parker Deceased wdt be sold Paul Grueser, Deceased 11 18 31c Park. , Rt 33, te n mtles north at auct •on at her residence m Unless e~C.Cepllons are fli ed of Pomeroy La r ge lot s with Chester , Ohio (on the Boy thereto said accounts will b e SO MEO NE to build fen ce conc r e te paflos Sidewalk! Scout Cftmp Road l, com tor hear 1ng before sa1d Court Phon e 992 5247 runners and off s treet menclng at 11 00 o 'c l ock noon on the 15th day of Decembe r 1 11 16 JIC par). mg ~hon e ~92 7479' on Fnday the 2 1st day of 1~75 , l!ll wh1ch time said ac Nov em b er . 197 5 12 31 He counts wt ll be considered and - --. .Zen1lh Co lo r T V , End con~ • nu e d from day to dav Tables Co ff ee Table Zen1th untd fmallv dtsposed of Stereo Rocker s lamps Any pe r:son u11erested may 3 BE ORM partly furn ished FREE RENT AT VILL AGE Desk , Chests , 3 Pc Be droom f1l e written excephons to sa•d base men I. n ew furna ce and MANOR IN MID Su• te . Kelv•na tor a ccou n ts or to metiers per water heate r. propane gas, DLEPORT I we are so sure Re f rlgert'ltor . Maytag ta ln lng to the exec ut1on ot th e on Co Rd 28 $100 per that you will lowe our apart Automatic Washer . Unlco trust not less th an ftve days month and $100 depos it m e nls that we g tve you two Dryer , Pots Pans and Dtshes prior lo the date set for se,erence re(lvested Phon e weeks RENT FREE Just and other II ems too numerou5 heanng 843 2791 day or 949 2929 after 'pa-y your secunty deposit lo ment •on 6p m and stay six monthS and the Terms of Sale Cash Mannmo Webster ]l 11 tfc t1rst 2 weeks Js free You will Mabe l V Moor e, J UD GE ,_,_ ~~------- ----en joy monthly 11eases, all Adm •n is trator ot COMM ON PLEAS CO URT . ~ l ec tr1c li ving . carpeting, Estate of PROBATE DIVI S ION , 4 f<M tu r ntShed apt , adults range and refrigerator free only Ph one 99'2 5908 be fore 2 Mary Parker . Deceased MEIGS COlJNTV , OHIO trash pickup , cable TV pm Dan Smti h , AucttoneAr (o pt !o nat J and laundry II 2 lfc ( II I 18 , Jtc tacllllles Conven 1ent tO I II I 18, 19. lie shoppmg on Th~rd and Mill 7 RM HOUSE ttl •• yrll!use In Middleport VIL~AGE Ohio Suement , garage , MAN OR: Is yours lOT one real n ice home , must have bedroom apar t ments references If mterested Call sta rtinG at $10.4 mon thlY plus day (614) 446 7699, evenings , •lee We pay fo r everything (61<1 446 9539 else See the Manllger at II life Rlvtrsl(te Apllrtments or call 992 3'273 ThIs offer will TR AILER !lo pace for ren l AU entl soon, so move In now Ultlll1es Phone 992 S5JS and save nn 9 16 1fc 10 23 lfc In Memory ° -------------- - ----------- -- - ----------- Nollce • -- - ------- [mployment Wanted - ~~·~ Wanted Wanted To Buy For Rent Mobile Homes For Sale - - -·-· - ---------Real Estate For Sale --------- -------------- Pets -------..--------- Help Wanted FO R RENT OR SA LE 1n Po meroy, 2 bedrm hom e larg e lot full basement Phone 742 2757 11 13 61p For Sale N( ' I IC I:. OF PUBLIC SA LE Th e fottowtng d e scrtbed tlems wtll be offered for publt c sa le to the high es t bidder on lhe prem tses of th e C1!y Loan & Sa vings Company, Pomeroy , Oh1o on th e lsi day o f Dec e mber 1975 at 9 o'clock AM 1 Zentth 1~ ' co lor TV Term s of Sllle cas h Ite ms may be so ld 1n un•ts or •n parcels Se ll er r ese rve s th e r ight to retect any and a ll btd s 11 18 31 L E ARLY Ame ncan ltvmg rm su tt e 2 end tab les, coffe e table Geo rge Grate, phon e 742 2103 11 18 3tc 32 ,000 BTU Gas Heat er w1 th fan and automallc control! Excellent condlf1on Ph on e 742 2856 11 18 lip -------------- ;I I, Business Services FREE ESTIMATES 4 lil>-MISier Cartoon J , Merv Griffin 4, Somerset 15, Mickey Mouse Club 6,8, MISter Rogers 20,33, Mov te " The Blue Ma x" 10, Otnah 13 4 30--Bewllched 3, Mod Squad 6, Partridge Family 8, Sesam e 51 20,33, Get Smart 15 5 00--Bonanza 3, Family Affair 8 Slar Trek 15 5 30--Adam '12 4, News 6 Bever ly Hillbillies 8, Elec Co 20,33, Ad am. J2 13 , 6 ()(}-News 3,4,8, 10, 13, 15, ABC News 6, Hodge podge Lodge 20. Jody's Body Shop 33 6 30-NBC News 3,4,15 ABC News 13, ndy Gr1ffllh 6, CBS News 8,10, Your Future Is Now 33. Wood ca rvers' Workshop 20 7 ()(}-Trulb or Cons 3. To Tell the Truth 4, Bowl ing tor Dollars 6, Wilburn Brothers 8, News 10; Name That Tu ne 13; Family Affai r 15, Anllques 20, Wild W1ld World of Anjmal s 33 QJi~ Blown Insulation Services Blown 1nto Walls & AHtcs STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING SOFFITT GUTTERS AWNINGS and From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Rad 1ator to th e allest Heate r Core Appralsa I service estates ond colleCtfOI)s, 1 ~. ( R&J OOINS LARRY LAVENDER MMFF! GL66! ! SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Phone 742·23Jl Roger Wamsfay. Rulfand 1015, 1 mo Syracuse, Ohto Ph 99J·3993 4 10 1 mo vuu .... £ Nathan Biggs l' ~ad1ator Spedat1st 101 Ph. 992 2174 WIN AT BRIDGE For -Sale 1973 TRU CK, 1 to n Ford , F 350, Heavy duty LWB ex ce llent cond1ll0n Call 30.4 773 5308 aft er S p m 11 16 If MORLAN Construction Co. D&M Appliance Sales and SeiYice Tuppers Plains, Ohio BORN . ~ ~IIJb '1\tA.T HU%'1! T~ I A.W/<.'1 HeR ... ~ ... FIWR6 ~D He;R 0056-JO& ~ \IIAAT HAV~ 'iOI! WI~ -------- ~Q~~ ORPHAN ANNm LI~T.L~E~~.-~--~ 1 ~~~~" -------------- - -------------- ------------- -----...--------Real Estate For Sale if 1t weren't . it look like LfOU own Tob4's cow! --------------- -------- ------ -------------- ----------.----- TOM RUE MOTORS za DRAP IN M.AJ-l AR!v6)O'LL BE MINE /0 HAVE:: AN 1 1b HOLD 'TIL TH' END O' T/M5 'f 28 Walden - . . . - - - - - . , Z9 Hire 30 Anti vote one 36 Grand ()pry TINGLEY 13oz. 19oz~ HOUSE for sa le In Portland Take over payments 5 room s and bath , good well. and 2 acres ot ground Phone 843 2292 11 18 12tc Mutual Protective Insurance Co· brown (3 wds, ) ' PHONE992 3325 tO Mechanic Pomeroy, 0 10" Bool Deep Iough !read Exclusive Knee Hig h bullon clos ure Dee p Iough tread Exclusive bulfon closure POMEROY LANDMARK ....~•ck W. Clrvy,Mfr. M Phottt9ft-2JI1 RUTLAND - 8 rms., 4 or 5 B. R.s, bath, 2 car garage and garden $17,1100 POMEROY - 8 Rms , 11f, baths, hot wafer heal. Basement & large yard . $20,000 151 ACRES - Good fences, Improved pastures, I room house, & minerals. UO,IIOO TRAILER LAND - 3.95 acres One trailer with safe Seoond septic tonk All for Only $8500. 26 ACRES - Of rolling land. Good 6 Rm , house, bath , barn & other buildings $26,1100 MIDDLEPORT 3 bedrooms, dining, nice kitchen, gas furnoce ond full basem!nl $17,1100. 295 Chevelle , 45631 446·1875 70 2 895 V.W. Bug '995 Opet 2 dr. ~95 See Tom Rue, Clt~--- ---Zip_ __ Phone___ ----- CANCER (Juno 21 -Jufr 22) Doing th ings lor others wt!l gwe you great pleasure today par tiCularly If th ey re done for a member of your fam1ly CRYPTOQUOTES LEO (Jufr 23-Aug. 22) Thos 1s a good day to Involve yourself ln some for m of club work or group activ ity You re the perfect one to c hair a com· m11t ee PISCES (Fob. 20-Morch 20) There will be much activity a rou nd vou r house today II will be the tu n type You could even have some unexpec ted dropIns QMCJXJBI G TT 8, R-y l1iluglas Ph .~9'12594 or ., ' ~, :-~,~ . ~~~~---J UK "Great Country Stereo" .. f ' "' Wll'H r ""1"1~., 'II I,., '"'(1'':11 I j.o.~ • J II JIM WILLIAMS Weekdays 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 A.M. ON WMPO FM STEREQ 92 1• BARNEY • • ' HOWDY, t EGTC XTA AQJLQ UJGBMKN N'AKKB PXX Q K p. NQTTB.- VIRGO (Aug. 23·Stpt 22) To· day an d lamorrow you re m a br ief favo rable cycl~ career and fmancewtse Keep your eves peeled for th e breaks LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 23) Gel In touch wlth persons whO have MIZ SMIF·· TO COLLECT TWO DOI.LERS SNUFFY 1f.....:CNJ~ES~M_E:-_S:: ·~ • BQPB 10 un Kina F111..., srnctltate. lnt.l I 1 W01. JEST HEADII'J' f .,... ' '~ I OVER TO 'lORE HOUSE ! YXI how A X Y D L II A A X a LONGFELLOW CTTGK Yeaterday's CryploqiMite: WHAT WE CALL PROGRESS IS THE EXCHANGE OF ONE NUISANCE FOR ANOTHER NUISANCE. - HAVELOCK ELUS LI$JEN .JO ~1( One letter &Imply otand1 lor another In tbia umple A II used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Slngl! letters, apoalrophes, the lencth and formation of the words ue all hints Earh day the rode lettera are different. Is 69 Name _________ Street_________ CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jon. 19) Don 1 lei someone who has a lot of time on their hands today d istr act you from the things you hope to accomphsh to work It : TIRED ME OUT THINK fLL5ACK OUT FOR AWHILE! SAGITTARIUS (Nor. 23·Dec. 211 Talk over w1th friends a decision you're ha vmg diffic ulty In mak1ng The~r poi nts of v1ew w1ll prove he lpful AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Fob. 11) You te nd to take th mgs hghtly and why shouldn ' t you ? Everyone 1s entitled to relax OC· cas1onally This IS you;- way -.I.....JI-...L'O':!'l,1 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's dr. SCORPIO (Ocl 2•·No•. 22) Rehas h In your own mind today an arrange ment you're Involved m You'll spot several advantages you ve been overlooking GEMINI (May 21-Juno 20) You II be very successful today w1th creat1ve prOJeCts provld· e d you re permllled 10 do lhlngs exaclly as you env1s1on them YEAH I IN FACT, THE TRIP HERE 1 •-•••• TEAFORD REALTY B knot 2 dr. P.O. Box 4 Gallipolis, Oh. 38 Destroy 40 Congenital tl Loosen, as Buick Rivera 68 TAURUS (Aprtl 20·M•r 20) Vou r material prospects are e ncouraging Today should be profitable vet there ts a slig ht warning agatnsl loss through carelessness 31- 4 dr • 67 ARIES (Morell 21 -Aprll 18) Your word s today will carry 8 lot of we ig ht Be ca re lul you don ' t se ll somebody on something ~ou s houldn t (abbr.) •795 thi1 coupon.to, For Wldneodoy, Now. 11, 1875 35 Greedy '1 095 For ftee tnformciflon with no-obllgotion, moil 41Bemlce Bede Oaol 31 Lay odds 34 Total '1095 TWO lots In the country, 105 x 105 (e&ch ), Tuppers Plains water , near Meigs High School , S2.lOO each One lot Is set up for mob ile home Mobile home sold separately. Phone 992 7060 11 18 6tc AstroGrapt-1 1:<+-t- AMNTION ALL SENIOR CITIZENS -------------- 5011 m' Real Estate for Sale . 6 oo-<:olumbus Today 4; SunriS<! Semester 10. 6 Is-Folk Literature 3 6 2s-Farm Report 13 6 30--New Zoo Revue 4; News 6, Bible Answers 8; I ,.!'lake the lea d that ts leas t Farmllme 10, The Story 13 NORTH ·18 1"' tkely to help them 6 4D-Ounce of Prevelnllon 10 • KQ9 West holds three Jacks Not 6 4s-Mornfng Report 3. • A9 3 6 5s-Chuck While Reports 10, News 13 much m the way of ~efense t K 10 74 7 ()(}-Today 3,4, 15; Good Morning, America 6,13, CBS aga1nst a slam, bu t h1s "'KQ9 News 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. partner m ay have some cards EAST WEST 7 30--Schoofles I 0 and tt 1s up to West to fmd the .86 542 • 10 7 8 ()(}-Lucy Show 6; Capt Kangaroo 8, tO; Sesame St. lead that ts least likely to help • Q862 • J 75 33 declarer That safest possible • Q63 tJ8 8 30--B ig Valley 6 lead ts a spade II West makes • 10 7 6 4 <~oJ53 9 ~AM 3; Phil Donahue 4, 15, Lucy Show 8; Mike thts lead , declarer Will SOUTH IDI Douglas 10; Morning with D J 13 struggle along As long as the 9 30--Nol For Women Only 3; One Life to Live 6; Give· • AJ3 defenders take care, declarer wKI 04 N Take 8: New Zoo Revue 13. wtll only collect 11 tncks t A 9 52 10 oo-<:elebrlty Sweepstakes u, 15, Dinah 6; Price Is A lead of etlher red sutt will Rlghl 8, 10; Mike Douglas 13 "'AB 2 g1ve h1m a 12th A club lead Bolh vulnerab le to 30-Wheef of Fortune 3,4, 15 won't help htm, but the re ts no 11 00-High Rollers 3, 15, I Dreom of Jeannie 4; reason for West to do any Gambit 8, 10. \\ est North Eas t Soulh guessmg 11 30--Hoflywood Squares 3, 15; Happy Days 13; Midday 4, Love of Life 8, 10, Sesome St. 20,33. I NT Pass 11 · 5sTake Kerr 8; Dan Imel's World 10 6 N T Pass Pass Pass 12 ()(}-Magnificent Marble Machine 3, 15; Showofls 13; Openmg lead - 4 • The Jacoby transfer bid ts Bob Braun' s SO-SO Club 4, News 6,8,10 used m response 10 notrump 12 3G-3 for The Money 3, 15; All My Children 6, 13; Search for Tomorrow 8,10 opemngs The transfers to KID By Oswald & James Jacoby 12 4s-E lee Co. 33. m aJors are two diamonds 10 r.;;.;;;_,_.-:~"""1,.011~.~. When should you m ake a hearts and two hearts to 12 ss-NBC News 3,15 ifi.: HA!MA!] mu passtve lead m order to s tt 1 00-News 3; Ryon's Hope 6,13; Phil Donahue 8, spades 5IIOUlDifl back and watt for trtcks to Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15. Our Flonda reader wants to f..':~~;;.,! CllNIIY· f!l ~:eso come 1 0--Days of Our Lives 3,4,15. Let's Moke o Deaf 6,13, know ho w you transfe r if MUCI< The answer '' "very m· As The World Turns 8,10 there ts an overcall The roR us · freque ntly" The man who s tts 2 0(}-S!O,OOO Pyramid 6,13: Guiding Light 8, 10. answer ts thai you JUSt don ' t back and watls IS lle ry like ly 2 30-0oclors 3,4, 15, Rhyme & Reason 6, 13; Edge of we d1scuss the btd early J to still be wattmg after hts op- When Night 8,10 next year we wtll show how 3 ()(}-Another World 3,4, 15, General Hospital 6, 13; ponents have fulfilled thetr you can do thts, tl you wtsh Match Game 8, 10; Kup's Show 20. contract (For a copy ol JACOBY 3·30-{)ne Ute to Live 13; Bewlftched 6; Tattletales There ts one classtc excep· 8,10 u on Whe n your opponents MODERN, send $1 fo "Wrn 4:()(}-Mister Cartoon 3; Merv Griffin 4; Somerset 15; have reached a s lam a nd It sf Br~dge " c l o thts Mickey Mouse Club 6,8; Mister Rogers 20,33; Movie does not a ppea r that they ha ve newspaper, P 0 Bo x 489, "The Further Perils of Lourel and Hardy" 10; Call Rsdro Crty Sfsflon, New York, ~~~1J a ny long su1t to work wtlh In II Macaroni 13. i ::. th ts mstance IllS up to you to N Y 100191 4 30-Bewltched 3, Afterschool Specia l 6, 13; Partridge Family 8; Sesome St. 20,33, Get Smart 15. s ()(}-Bonanza 3, Family Affair 8: Star Trek 15. 5 30-Adam·124, Beverly Hlllblllles8, Elec. Co. 20,33, Adam' 12 13. , by THOMAS JOSEPH 6 00-News 3,4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Teaching Children 33. ACROSS t% Badgered 6 30-NBC News3,4.15; ABC News 13, AndyGrllflth6; 1 Latest fad U Fulda CBS News 8,10, Making 11 Count 70; lloc*. Beet 33. 5 " Wolf" tributary 7 · ()(}-Truthor Cons 3, To Tell the Truth 4; Bowling lor 11 Unemployed DOWN Dollars 6: Pop Goes the Country 8; News 10; 12 Where cer- 1 Mature Country Music Jubilee 13, Family Affair 15; Book tain gam~ 2 Hacienda Beat 20, Know Your Schoof 33. are (2 wds,)' brick 7 · 30--Last oflhe Wild 3, Name That Tuneol; Wild Wild World of Animals 6, Wild Kingdom 15; Match 13 Car 3 Sightseeing Game PM 8; Evening Edition with Morfin u Tribal a Ia the Agronsky 70; The Judge 10; To Tefll-he-Truth 13; medicine jet set Yesterday's Answer Episode Action 33. man t Fish for 8 ·()(}-Liffle House on the Prairie 3,4,15; When Things 15 Subside smokmg 9 Issue forth !5 City of Were Rotten 6, 13, Tony Orfondo & Dawn 8,10; 11 Bovme 5 Sacred 10 Backed out Stradlvarl Tribal Eye 70,33 utterance Hebrew 16 Disfigure violins 8 30--Thars My Mama 6,13. 17 ChemlcBl writing 22 New Mexl· zt Johns or Tom 9 . ()(}-Doctors flosplfaf 3,4,15 , BoreHo 6,13; Cannon 8,10: Great Performances 20,33 suffiX 8 One of the can Indian !8 Dog-tired tO:()(}-Petrocelll 3,4,15. Storsky & Hutch 6,13; Don 18 Born, in the Musketeers 23 " Saturday· 311 Cattle pen Rickles 8, 10, News 20, Say Brother 33. social notes 7 WUd sheep night 32 Slur over 10 30--Another Look at Appalachia 33. 19 Ovid's "- 8 On the way special" 33 Caruso, e.g. lt ·()(}-News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15; ABC News 33 Amatoria" back 2t Crusaders' 38 KldJ' game 11·30--Johnny Carson 3,4, 15; Movie "Reflections of ZO Droll fellow ( 2 wds.) , foe 39 RegJ:et Murder" 13, FBI 6, Banacek 8: Movie " Anchors Zl adnese tea l:--11'l'"""l'l'"""rrAweigh" 10; Janak! 33 Z3 Portcullis 12 30--Movle " Reflections of Murder" 6. Z4 Curtain 1 :GO-Tomorrow 3,4 1·30--News 13. fabric Enticed been on your mtnd but who Z7 Venezuelan are se parated from you by dis· copper ta nce Something interesting center could develop Passive lead has little use Intersection of Rt , 33 & 7 BASSETT twin bed bedrm Pomeroy sulle and s1ng le be ds 3-bedroom new Five dressers , and double bedrm homes Now under con· sulls Refflgera tors , and structlon with carpet, black and whtfe te lev ts to n Call today for POT A TOE S for sale 50 and 100 se t Phone (61 4) 667 6J61 ceramic life, garage, forge lb bags Across from 11 16 61p lot Buy now and pick your Service Tomorrow Sham r ock 1n Henderso n W co lors FHA lfnonclng Va Don ald Walhu, Rt 35, ONE cow to fr es hen soon, One available Price $21,500. '11 Hen d e rson W Va 250 ga ll on Un 1c0 bu lk mtlk Business Phone : 992·5110 11 18 26tc Phone: 667 ·6304 lan k, 2 un 1t De Laval m llkers ReSidence 992· 3313 w 1th vacuum pump All for 1972, KAWASAKI 350 Bigh orn 1118·1mo $475 Phone Ar th ur Spen ce r 11 · 12·1 mo. tratl b1ke. May tag washer , 16141 98l 3891 ' girl 's gre ~n 10 speed b1 ke , 4 11 16 61p SE W I NG M A C H-1 N E • O' DELL Alln ement located speed super shifter Eller broc k 4 barrel mtak.e lor J l8 BILLY goat , S20 Phone 949 Repat rs se r vtce all make5 beh1nd Rutland Grade Ous ter 2 B mch Crager 991 2284 rne F Jtbr1c Shop, Sc hool Tuneup , brak es. 2739 mags a n d 24" Crager mags Po!;t1erov Au thohzed~mger wheel balanc 1ng , alinement 11 16 lie ~ a l es and Se r vtee We on t tres 1962 Pont1a c Phon e Phone 742 2004 992 2572 or 992 6134 sharp e n SC ISSors 11 16 tt c GOOD used RC A blac k and 3291fc , 11 18 31c wh1le 18 tn c h lelevtslon table model Also . Alt o C\.WOOLl SOWt~' ~tP A IW J i97i000GE Charger s e A Saxophone , may need some 0 & D fREE Tr1mm1ng . 20 ~ Sweepers , toasters, irons. 1 condlftOn new motor and years experience Insured. r eptllr Call 992 5250 all s ma ll a pp l•ances Lawn 1 tranS m iSSIOn Phon e 949 free estimates Ci!!ll 992 3057 11 16 Jtc mower , ne xt to Stat e High . 24 17 Bashan or 111 667 :J041. Coo lville way Garage on Rou te 11 111861p 10 15 lfc 1 Phon e 9B 5 3825 FOR SALE by Own@r P 2 s tory small frame house '" ONE 3 pi h1l ch mowe r, 12 fl Tuppers P.lai ns, Oh10 on Rt - --- -...-- ~ BEAUTIFY your )lome wtth f1berglass boat sha llow 1, 4 bedrm living rm , Pe rma Stone New homes C'' B~AD~vrtu , .u.uc tloneer well pump , hose and check ki tchen b&th , utl l1ty room , 2 Complete Servic e Phone as we ll as remode l1ng work valve New 11 ft truc k porches Etec baseboard 949 2487 or ~49 2000 Racine. Experf ms tatlalion Free Arrow ca mp er Phone 742 Ohio, Cr111 Bradford heat storm door an d wm esti mates Phone 742 24 0~ 276 1' dow s . well 1nsu la te d Ap 10 31 261 c 10 9 lfc 11 18 31p prox 2 acre lo t $12,500 Phone (614) 667 636 1 EXCAVATIN& dO;!!r. toad er 1 VANIT Y dresser an d mirror , 1116 61p and backhoe wol'k , se pti c re c:ord cab 1n et . 1968 tanks In stalled dump, Monterey Mercury , p s , trucks and to boys for hi re , power d1sc brakes , fa ctory 3 BEDRM house m Rtg gs c rest Fi repla ce '" ltvmg 3 BR HOME, jus I fini sh ed will haul fill d1rt , top s oil, a1r condtltontng Phone 742 room , fa mily room, 2 baths remodeling Sa lem St , lt mest one and gra vel.! Ca ll 2524 and full baseme nt 2 ca r Rutland Phon e 742 2306 Bob or Roger Jeffers , day 11 113 3tc garage Phone (614) 985 aft e r 4 p m or see Milo B phone 99 2 7089, n ight Phon e 3867 Hulchtnson 992 3525 or 99'2 .5232 1969 OLO SMOSILE engme, 4 1lo1 631p 10 9 lfc 2 11 tf speed tran smiSSt On , 390 rear end Phone 949 2450 GIVE YOUR wif e a Christmas 11 14 41C present lhts year of gteat CU STOM Hom es, no down REAOY MIX 'cO NCRETE paym e nt , VA Loans F HA d CIP/ e r ed right to your enjoymen t A new Bl Lev e l As low as 3 percent down pro 1ec tt Fast a nd easy Free ST E R E O RAD IO , modern home , bath & 1~. 3 or 4 Your p lans or o urs Call or des1 g n , am fm r ad1o , 8 tra ck eslt mat es Phone 992 328-4, bedrms , two car garage wrlle Sh epard Co ntra cti ng , Goeg tei n Ready MtX Co , tape co mbmat.on Ba l ~~nce and acre of ground located Box 2BA. Ru tland , 45775 ~•ddleport , Ohio4 , Sl04 70 or term s Ca ll 9~2 on the Wildwood Estates at F'hon e 742 240 ~ 3965 6 30 lfc F latwoods 6 m lies from 10 31 261C II l21fc Pomeroy , Ohio Se lling at SEPTIC TANK S c leaned co s t prtee George S Hobstetter. Owner , Bok 101. Modern Sanllatlon 992 395o~ NOW selltng Fuller Brush Pomerov . Oh1o Phone (614) or 99 2 7349 Produ c ts Phone 992 3410 10 6 lfc 98l 4186 9 18 tt c 1116 61c ' E:XLAVATINV , tHH.. I01vc:: tl. F IRE WOO D Phon e 992 3640 ANO DOZER . LARGE AND 11 12 6tc we HAVE shotgun shells . SMALL SEPTIC TANKS r ifle shells , cleaning ac IN S TALLED BIL L R ABBIT dog l!lnd du c ks cessorles , hunting clothes , PULLIN S PHON'E 992 2478, Phon e )42 218l boo ts, bla ck powder ouns DAY OR NIGHT 11 12 81c and accessones, re1oadtng 11 11 781p mater ials , scopes. mounts. ' kn 1ves, steepmo bags, boat IF Yuu dr-e •n• t:•oe3•oeu 1n a 1973 F X 350 Harlev Dav1dson , . jackets ,0 and c ushions , new home or have yo ur less thlln 1.000 miles ex hols ters. bel ts . rifle straps pres.ent on e remodeled , or cellent condtiiOn for SBOO POMEROY 2 BR, bath, and much,. much more at you are In need of a new Phone 992 2q67 full basement has 1 BR , TV lnd•an Joe •s Sports and roof. Ca ll " Roush Con 11 146tc CB'S , 308 Page Sf , M1d room , utility work•hop . structlon ,'' Greg Ro ush, 992 dleport 7183 Lorge yard $9,500 KEEP carpets be aufttul 10 17 301< 11 1 121c MIDDLE PORT Ex desp1te footstep s of a busy cellenl cond , 2 BR, bath, family Buy Blue Lustre, WO ULLJ YUU BELIEVE? Rent e lec tnc shampooer REMINGTON , 1, 100 au toL carpeted. paneled, full Bu ild an all steel building at new 12 or '2 0 ga $172 50. Nelson 's Drug Store basement, corporl, FA N Pole Barn pr ices' Go lden Fife 's , Middleport, Oh lg, _ 11 13 61 c Gtan t All Steel Buildings, - • 10 t 3~tc 1, gas heat $13,1100 Rt" 4, Box 148 Wav erly , POMEROY 200 fl . 197 4 HONDA El c tno r e Oh lo Phone 9<47 2296 frontage , for home or MT 2l0 Phone 9927803 7 24 tfc trailer, water available, 111631c orlglnolly has 2 houses WE >P ECIALIZE In mobile TOPPER , only used 3 HOU SE on Lin coln Heights , 2 $3,1100 ho~~ furnace repair Phon e bedrm , large kitc hen , fvll months If tnterested , RUTLAND - 2 BR, bath, 992 5858 base ment, nice bac k yard , call 742 2101 carpeting, paneling , 9-18 lie only $8 ,900 Wt th new fur 11 11 71c porches, garage , good nilure, on ly $10,300 Phone 992 76d8 condition S9.500. At kCO we ldtn g ml!lchtne , 11 6 26tc DEXTER 157 "res, new. elec all accesso r ies 1nctuded Phone 992 3410 6 kOOM House w ltn bath , farge house, water system . barn & other bfdgs S38,1100 10 28 lfc garage , basement. bunt In POMEROY - 7112 ocres • 4 porc h . 1 7 "ere , Hobson BR , both , corpellng , Phone 992 7733 WATER HEATER , l2 gallon , tl I:J tfC paneling, hot water heat, li ke new electrtc. S60 GAS CLOTHES DRYER , used, basement , storage $15,000 S40 or best offer Phone 992 5 ROOM hOuse for sale. In PHONE992.2259 Rutland Phone 742 2801 or 2082 992 5195 11 13 71c 1112 6tc SHOTGUN S, AMMO , ANO POWDER Shotgun 410, 16 J BEORM home, tust1 fin ished. remodeling , SaLtm and 12 gauge, S2~ up pump Sf Ru lland Phone 74} 11P.9 guns . 20 and 12 gauge, S59, automatics, 12 gauAe $99 , efter " p m or see Milo e 69 Ford LTD Hutch ison High powe r sheels . 13 133 , IMR powder , S4 98 , black 4 dr. 9·23 ftc powder, $2 90 , deer s lug s Up to $30,000 Is now Sl 2~ . Match and deer J BEORM mobile ~ome, barrels for S1 100 and $870 available to you when 68 Chev. Wagon panell1 ng, Wl!lll to wall Fife 's, Mtddleport Phon e co~~rpetlng garage, ut11ity you must enter a 9 pass. 992 7494 building , 3 & "10 acrt lot, 11 13 6tc Rutland St Middleport Convalescent Nur· Phone 992 JB-43 1 sing Home . 66, Cadillac 11 18 61c -------------- 7 30--Holfywood Squares 3.4; Let' s Deaf With It 6; S25,000 Pyramid 8, Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky 20, Price Is Elghl10, 12; To Tell the Truth 13, Wally's Workshop 15; Family Theatre 33. 8 0(}-Movln' On 3,4,15, Happy Days 6,13 ; Movie "That's E ntertafnment 1" 8, 10, Sculpture In the Open 33, Synthesis 70 8 30--Welcome Back, Lotter 6,13, Consumer Survival 20.33 9 ()(}-Pollee Woman 3,4, 15, Rook ies 6, 13; Ascent of Man 20,33 10 ()(}-Joe Forrester 3,4, 15, Marcus Welby, M .D.; News 20, Woman Alive' 33 10 30--Woman Alive! 20; Woman 33 11 ()(}-News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15; ABC News 33. 11 30-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15, Wide World Mystery 13; F B1 6, Movie "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" 8; Mov1e " Night Must Fall" 10; Janak l 33 12 30--Wide World Mystery 6 1.()(}-Tomorrow 3.4; News 13. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19,1975 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1975 5 GA ITED Palamtno slailton Ph on E) ~~2 7094 11184tC · - ~- - ------------- Television log for easy viewing For Rent or Sale -------------For Rent 9- 'lbe Dally ~ntlnel, Middleort·Pomero HE'S 601NG TO NEEDLES, AND 1HE DESERT COLD AT GETS N16HT.. , HOW 00 '{OV EXPECT HIM TO GET THROV6H THE DESERT ? ~Your 'VBirthday Nov. 11, 1875 Oppo rt un it ies will present themselves th•s coming year whereby you may be able to denve mcome !rom a secondary sour ce Tuck any su rplus 1n savtngs �• • IIIWI!IIItlll!llltlll!llltlll'*'·x::::::::::.:-:-:-:-:-:·:·:·:::·:<·:-:,:,:,:,:,:,~>~:,:,:,:,;:;;;:::::m::::::::::::~ Hearings set for 7•county project MARIETTA - Planned implementation of a sevencounty rural Highway Public Transportation Demon stration project, lcn~tiv e ly selected for federal fun ding by the Federal Hi ghway Administration, in Athens, Gallla, Hocking, Ja ckso n, Meigs, Perry and Vin ton coun ties will be discussed during Ohio Department of Transportation publi c hearings, Dec . 16, in Athens and Jackson . The 2 p.m. Jackson hearing will be conducted by ODOT District Nine Deputy Director Dennis R. Garwood, Chillicothe, in the Jackson Public Ubrary, Broadway and South Sts . The 7 p.m. Athens hearing will be conducted by ODOT District 10 Deputy Director Glenn A. Smith, Marietta, in the Athens Municipal Building on Washington St. The seven -county Ap· palachian Ohio Regional Transit Association (AOR· TA) would receive $369,584 to help finanee a three-year demonstration project designed to combine many of the present transportation in three programs southeastern counties Athens, Hocking and Perry ) Into one comprehe nsive system and also provide for expansion of service in to Meigs, Jackson, Vinton and Gallia coun ties where public transit service is nonexistent. The sysle!Jl is expected to establish a self· MEIGS THEATRE TONITE thru THURS. NOV. 18-20 NOT OPEN FRI. lhru SUN. NOV. 21 -2l Norman Jewison S " ROLLERBALV' ( Technicotorl Show starts at 7:00p.m. sufficiency by the end of three yeurs. The grant !rom the Federul Highway Administration rFHWA 1 would be used with other locally avuilable funds to implement the rural transit system. The pro jec I would ol!er cornplele public transportation serv ice to the region In cluding but not limi te d to: fixed routes , coutract serv ices, bus leases, special event service and small group charters. Transpor~tion of the labor Ioree would be one of the primary objectives or the expanded AORTA service as well as transportation to sma ll urban areas for shopping, medical, and social !unctions; transit service to un ivers iti es and techni ca l ed uca tion facilities; and demand- responsive servke, transportation to hospitals, Local news in briefs The Twin City Shrinetles will mee t at 7:30p.m. Thursd0y al the Columbus and THE MIDD LEPOR T Disaster Unit will sponsor a public square dance from B out-patien t clinics and health care facilities . All citizens in the seven counties would have access to the program with emphasis being placed on the intercoun ty and intra-county communities, the poor, the elderly, and the handicapped. Government ·agencies, civic organizations and all interested individuals may express their views. Hearing records will HOSPITAL building In Middleport. All whom were se ntenced charge In connection wi th a robbery at Krogers, have been taken to the Ohio penitentiary by the Mei gs County Sheriff's Dept . · -- MR S. jQH N McCLOUD of Mason was rushed to Pleasant \/alley Hospital by the Mason sq uad al 9:05 p.m. Monda y. The squad look Jimmy. Weaver, also of Mason. to Holzer Medical Center at 7:15a.m. today. THE POMEROY emergency squad was catted to Condor St. at 3:55 p.m. Mondaf for Dennis Rllfle, 17, though to be suffering an sppend lc llls attack. He was ta ken lo Holzer Medi ca l Center. 1 THE MIDDLEPORT E-R squad answered a ca ll to 390 North Third Ave .. Monday for John Stivers who was Itt at his home . He was taken to Holzer Medical Cen ter. t AWEEK with singers to Include Dan Hayman and the Country PLEASANT VALLEY Hymnllmers. DlSCHARGES - Vickie I -SYRACUSE - A soup and Miller, Mason; Mrs. Alma pie supper will be held at the Bowles, Grimms Landing; Syracuse Municipal Building Mrs. Paul Holcomb, son, starting at 4 p.m. Saturday Gallipolis; Filena Lynch, under fhe sponsorship of the Syracuse United Methodist Point Pleasant; Mrs. NorChurch. Those wishing to man Laudermilt, Mason; take out sou p are to take Mrs. Paul Glover, Millon; contai ners. Mrs. Elmer Woods, New Haven; Maurice Wucjkube, Gallipolis; Mrs . Arnold MINOR HURTS Eddie M. Turley, 21, Route Blankenship, Letart; Trenea I, Racine, escaped with only Gardner, Gallipolis; Mrs. Steinbeck, son, minor injuries apparently at Bob II :05 p.m. Monday when the Gallipolis; Mrs. · Curtis car he was driving turned Kimes, New Haven. over on Route 124 near the old salt works. According to the report of the department of Sheriff Robert Hartenbach, Turley was driving east when he lost control, slid sideways, went off the road, and rolled (Continued from page I) entirely over. The car was beavily damaged. The back go into operation . The second-largest railroad of Turley's head was cut. In the reglon alter Consolidated Rail Corp ., the UNIT CALLED Chessie System would be RACINE - The Racine E- enlarged to 14,000 route miles R squad was called for Ethel by the sale. Wheeler, Racine, Monday. Now the nation's largest Mrs. Wheeler who was Ill, coal carrier, moving freight was taken to Veterans in 13 Northeastern states, Memorial Hospital where she Chessie would extend its lines was admitted. further east through New York State, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Officials said the new property would be im· (Continued from page 1) mediately integrated into the Centerwffibe closed in Meigs Chessie System's Baltimore County. For the past three and Ohio, and Chesapeake years the Cen!Alr has brought and Ohio, railroads. modern community mental • They· said the action would health care to Meigs County give the system a strong by keeping patients out of traffic buse in the added s~le institutions. eastern markets, and enable Also, by receiving this it to provide more single-line mental health care within the service between major East community they are per· and Midwest cities. mitted to s~y with their Although the B&o would families and be actively acquire most of the route employed. miles of the Reading, and The yearly cost per patient about half the Erie in a state Institution Is ap- Lackawanna's route miles, proximately $19,000. If the along with the Penn Central levy had been renewed, the property, none of the average cost to the Meigs general debt or over· Coun ty taxpayer would have head corporate struc· been less than one dollar per lure of those companies year. would he ~ken over, officials Mrs. Plummer stated that said. she and the Meigs Colunty In authorizing the deal, the Board members would he C&O and B&O boards of meeting with the Meigs directors yesterday made it County Commissioners to conditional on labor, traffic discuss the posslblllly of and financial arrangements placing the program on the already agreed to by USRA, ballot again. In the meanChessie officials said. time, steps have been taken The 5ale also depends, they toward decreasing services said, on passage by Congress to the Meigs County residents of amendments to the 1973 leading to the complete Act approving the price, and closing or the Meigs County protecting Chessie against Mental Health Center in possible future court December. judgments on the price. Otessie Health is all this little lady saved in her CHRISTMAS CLUB ACCOUNT . Now she has money to do her holi· day shoppin~· Do you? If you didn't open a Christmas Club last year ... don ' I make the same mis· take this year. But do it now I \ ll tll \ll\\1( I I\N''J 1\ "THE FRIENDLY PLAYING NITEL Y BANK" f DEPOSITS INSURED TO 140.000 &I I " GEO. HALL TUES.· THURS. 8:30-1:00 FRI. & SAT. 9: J0-2:00 . The MEIGS .INN . 992-3629 Pomeroy Best 'In Live Entertainment LE &I (Ill I 111-.rllll ' result of the hearing wiU be im~lemented, where possible, in the final ·project plans . Further information concerning the proposal is available at the Appalachian . Ohio Regional Transit Association (AORTA) Office on Ohio 550 (renumbered US 50A) approximately 21h miles east of Athens, P. 0 . Box 102, RL. 3, Athens, Ohio 45701 and· the ODOT District 10 Office in Mariet~. MASON, W. Va. - Mason town council and Mayor Fred Taylor Monday night advised residents of that town · they should not pay a 50 cent increase on the new rate books being sent out by Pointvlew Cable Television. According to Mayor Taylor at the Monday night meeting of council, his offiee as well as the council members, have been receiving complaints from residents that on their new rate books the charge lor cable TV has gone from $5.50 to t6 per month. Taylor pointed out that council turned down the cable company's request for the increase earlier this year. In other action Mayor Taylor read a letter from the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers giving the town permission to construct a tennis court on the town park. The park, owned by the Corps is leased to the town. Taylor said that bids lor construction of the courts will Holzer Medical Center (Discharges, Nov.17) stephen Adams II, Mrs. James-Achims and daughter, Mrs. Wllllam Bradshaw and daughter, Charles Burt, Annette Carter, Heidi Caruthers, Nola Eggers, Zena Grant, Mrs. Richard Manley and liOn, Mrs. auil-les Marcum and daughter, !J:lulse Mitchell, Ruth Montgomery, James Morrison, Homer Myers, Mrs. Clifford Nance and son, Mrs. Llirry Powell and son, Minnie Smith, Michael Wickline. (Births, Nov. 17) Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Brandau, son, Wellsloo; Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Detty, son, OatHill; Mr. andMrs. Davtd Watson, daughter, Point Pleasant. SERVICES SET HARTFORD, W. Va. Local services are set for Mrs. May S. StollaUs, 69, of Concord, 1'1. H., who died there ,Saturday In graveside rates Wednesday at IOa.m. at the Lone Oak Cemetery with the Rev. Bill Perrin of. flclaling . Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the Fogleaong Funeral Home, Maaon. be sought probably in January. He said funds lor the construction will ·probably come out of revenve sharing money . The Mason Police Dept. learned it will receive a $522 grant from the Governor's Commission on Crime and Delinquency to upgrade the department and its equipment. Council agreed to qurchase a new total Dow meter for the 'sewage disposal plant for $793, and approved the third and final reading of the new trailer ordinance. '1;\Je ordinance will go into effect November 19. In addition to Mayor Taylor, others present were. Recorder Carl Cline and Council members Ca lherine Smith, Bernard White and Lottie Jenks. Damages were $2,500 in fire Damages were estimated at $2,500 from a fire in the one story horne of Roger Jeffers on the Hiland Road at 5:20 p.m. Monday. Pomeroy Fire Chief Charles Legar said the fire hagan in the laundry room of the remodeled home from a clothes dryer. Although the fire was contained in that room, there was extensive smoke damage to the remainder of the liouse . Eighteen firemen answered ihe call. There is partial insurance . ews. . .in Brief~l. ~ ) ,I VOL. XXVII . said, wBB "keenly aware of what it iB all about" A feder111. judge agreed and set Dec. 15 for the start of her trial on a charge of trying to kill President 'Ford. ;· U. s. District Judge Samuel Conti ruled Monday Ml111 Moore, 45, a former FBllnfOI'Illtr, wa's.tnentally competent til stand trial. He agreed with four psychiatristl and two· psychologists that her mind iB not ao dlaordered aa to hinder her defell!e. However, Qlnli called a hearing for thla afte1110011 to allow her attorneys to plead for a delay. Pretrill motione wt11 be argued Nov. 26. CIUCAGO - ' A JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY researcher aays the banned artificial sweeteners caldum cyclamate and aaccharin do not cause bladder cancer In · humans as once feared. Dr. Irvin I. Keuler aald dlffnnt resulls have been obtained through studies on bumiJw thlil those received through telling on rats thai led to the banning cit. the low-<:alorle sweetenen, once wide!)' WJed by the soft ctink Industry. Keaaler said he baaed biB findings on examinations of 782 ' cancer ~Ients. He told a meeting of lbe American Publle ' Health Aslociatlon Monday there wu no aignlflcanl difference In use of the arUllclal sweetenerl among those who had ' bladder cancer and thoae who had other forma of the dlseue.-. ·• Coalition claims elderly can't afford h:,J.er rateli·., ~n ~ COLUMRHS (UP!) - PUOO that the time has come Heckman aald rullrigs would Cleveland's 1ior Citizens to vigorously fight the case. be made today on motions by,1 "We Intend to fight and we opponents of the rate in" • Coalition open•d the fight against Ohio BeH Telephone will fight to the end," said crease to dismiss or postpone ~ Co.'s $218 million rate In· Mrs. Cappaton, applauded by the caae. •• about 15 other members of · Ohio Bell, which flied the.~ crease request Monday before the Public Utilities the coalition In the audience. request In November, l97f::; Commission (PUCO). "To the elderly Uvlng on a wan Ia to Increase monthly,;; The Coalition claimed fixed Income, the telephone t8 ' 'residential telephone bills by {. '- t ....... .. ...e company .... -•- o.'j auuu elderly citiZens cannot in- a necessity. We cannot In •""'< crease their income to meet crease our income to meet wants to hike charges for w Ohio Bell's ever-lncreaslng equipment Installation work·~ higher telephone rates. · Mrs. Mildred Cappaton of rates," aald the Coalition In a and pay telephones. Cleveland Heights, vice prepared statement. The public hearing on the • president ofthe coalition, told PUCO Chalnnan C. Luther case Is expected to last from ~ six to eight weeks. -1 ·-.. -~ U I •( ~1 f~t '.f"!t ( t SPECIAL .SALE OF TOYS · ., Prices Effective While.Quantities LaSt Toyland Located in the Mechanic Street Warehouse Baby That-a-Way. .......... . ; ...·••. ; ••• 13.88 Aurora Air Hocke-,: .................... 39.81 Anti- ~no poly. ••••.••••.•••..••• •••••••. 6.49 Strummer Guitar. ....................... 7.44 Soccer Boppers. •••.•••• •, ••••••••••..•.• 2.49 Lone Ranger or Tonto Figures......... S.79 Mighty Tonka Dump Truck, .......... J2,99 Raggedy Ann & Andy Phonograph,16.99 Tonka Forklift................ ... • · 7 44 Slink y Dog •••••••••••• · . " · ~·· 2.77 • ,•••••••••••••••••• Nerf Animals •• ·····~··• •• ······ ...... ; •. 4 49 Match ~x Emer.gencv -Stt ... , ••-. .~w. 11 ~alkie Talkie Set.. ........ ~,V'IJ .. I .. , , ,•. 10:99 6 Digger ~ ... .... .. .,~ ,,,,,.••"'.~············7·" T.V. Gu!" ~ank.. i..~&.~ ............ .. .. ~. -2 ,19 Pepsi Dispenser, J •••••••••••••••.••.•.• 5.49 1~1 '\>,f I· f/1 \IJ,t',P\ It And many, many more super value.~ltemsl'-thferlJto , , .. 'R H(tLfJ' • last Sun..ay s Times-Sentinel Suppleme~t .,or,ask fOr .one· at the Toy Store- All Special PrlceL '" ''' "' ~ ,.~.· ru ff:w· · Toyland · Mechanic Street Warehous~ - Main Store and Home Furnishings Annex open everyday 9:30 A.M. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY · PRICE 15' By llob Hoeflich Decisions on adjustment u! salaries of teaching and nonleaching employes and the use or buildings for activities, especially an elemen tary basketball program, were made by · the Meigs Local School District Board of '"j Education Tuesday nigh t in •• Middleport. " The board, in accordance with the new stale minimum salar.y schedule, increased the starling teaching salary to $7,400 a year lor a teacher with a bachelor's degree. Salaries or other teachers were i ncr~ased accord ing to the schedule. II was agreed lu increase the non-tea ching employes' salaries the same percen~ge . The increases will be effective as of the beginning of the second pay period in November. A report was given by Ed Kennedy on the pla nned el ementary intramural basketball program in which OOUPLE HONORED - Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mattox of the carpenter area won the some 150 to 200 students are Goodyear plaque for outstanding conservation practices of their farm Tuesday night at the expected to lake part. It was " annual dinner meeting of the Meigs Soil and Water District! With the winning couple is the recommendation of Supt. '!'hereon Johnson, left, chairman of the district's board ofsupervisors. Charles Dowler th at the program lor fourth, filth and sixth graders be held primarily at the Rutland gymnasium with practice sessions from 4 to 6 each Wednesday, and all games played on Saturdays fr om !2:30p.m. to 4:30p.m . also at Rutland . theme is In observance of National Education Week , Nov. However, Kenn edy said WINDOW DISPLAY - An attractive window dealing 16- Nov. 22, sponsored by the American Legion, National that transporting so many with educa\ion has been prepared at the i':lberfeld DepartmenbStore annex on East Main St ., in Pomeroy by Congress of Parents and Teachers , the NaUonal students to the Rutland gym Education Association and the U. S. Office of Education. would be a problem . He the Ladies~uxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39,' American Two recounts or the official Visitation schedules have been armounced In the Meigs Legion, un r the direction of Mrs. Walter R. Qluch, RACINE - PresenlaUon of Bradford and Mr . and Mrs. tally in the Nov. 4 election termed the proposal "imauxiliary ucaUon and scholarship chairperson. The Local School District in conjunction with the observance. awards for outsta nding George Frecker. possible." were comple ted Tuesday Mr. Mattox:, a retired Navy, afternoon ·by the Meigs co nser vation practices The board, voting on the ' .. ~the annual.diruJ,er v~teran. operates a turkey County Board of Elections superintendent'~ plan, turned ' ::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:: ' meeting of the'Melgs .SOY and producing farm north or with no change In the official it down with Robert Snowden, Water Conservation District School Lot off State Route 143 count. Wendell Hoover. and Virgil · ·Tuesday night at Southern with his brother, Edward. Two placed on King voting aga inst, and Joe In Middleport Village, John Production Is reported to David Gerard had requested Sayre and Carol Pierce in High School here , Winners of a plaque for average In excess of 100,000 a recount of the votes for probation lerms decided, after a long . annually. The MattoK council. Ac'cording to the outst~nding conservution practices awarded by the brothers are independen t or official tally com pleted discussion on building use, Charles Whittington Jr., Goodyear Co. and presented feed dealer tie-Ins. that the basketball program Middleport, guilty of earlier by 'the board, Gerard, The Interstate Commerce Service Committee meanAbout 90 persons attended a Democrat, had 432 votes be carried out in. the by Bob Adams were Mr. and hrtaklng and entering th e Commission revealed th is while is thanking all those Mrs. Bob Mattox of the the annual event which and Carl Horky, a Republican respective schools . of Salem Center School on week it has reversed an who filed protests, requested Carpenter area . Two cer· opened with prayer by incumbent , had 436. Sa lis bury, Pomer oy, Di':TROIT (UPI) - ConfiSept. 16. was placed on earlier decision refusing a a hearing. or assisted in other tlficates - Outstanding aarence McKnight, former probation for two years public hearin g un the ways. It is extremely im· In Lhe recount, Gerard lost Bradbury, Rutland and dence of strong 1976 car sales, Farmer Awards for good area con servationist. one vote and Horky retained Harrisonville with a volun - General Motors plans a 30 per Tuesday by Judge John C. proposed abandonment of the portant that eve ryone in the conservation practices - Followin~ the dinner served 436 votes, thereby leaving teer staff member to he cent increase in car and truck Bacon. Chessie System (C &Ol area be prepared to submit (Continued_ on page 2) went to l\1r . and Mrs. Wallace responsible lor the building in production early next year, Also placed on probation Pomeroy to Logan (via testimony , whether they are Gerard trailing by five. The each instance so thai a with Chevrolet 's popular subwas David L. Tyree lor Ga llip olis and McArthur ) directly affected by the line ·--!llltlll~::;;;::::::;;:::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:·:·::::::::::::~:::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::.::~::::~:::::~~ recount total of· William will not be compact Chevette a key custodian tre spassing in ait line. Walters, R., was 504 and or not. unoccupied structure with write-in can didate Joseph E. required. On this issue, all factor In the expansion . Under announ ced plans, The Commission in . an GM Chairman Thomas purpose to commit a theft. order dated Nov. 5, staled the Chess ie System is Bowland received 24 voles members voted yes except Pierce . Murphy said assembly plants This occurred also on Sept. that after considering a acquiri ng the Penn Central according to the recount. Names Added in Lakewood, Ga., South Gate 16. The second recount was for By United Press Inlernatlonal number of local requests that line south of Pt. PleaS!lnl The board addod to the Calif., and Van Nuys, Calif., Augustine Follrod was th.·re was a reasonable need which will end Penn Central CLEVELAND - A NEW :n' ATE LO'ITERY game called the trustee post in Olive granted a divorce from for a public hearing. The service to Meigs and Gallia "Super Santa" wlll begin next Tuesday, offering prizes up to Township, requested by substitute teaching list the will assume most of the new names of Leo Ken nedy, output burden. Phillip Follrod on charges location, date , time, and Counti es. Oscar Babcock. In the ollicial fiOO,OOO, the Ohio !J:lttery Qlmmisslon armounced Tuesday. Margaret Parsons, Carolyn More than 2,200 jobs will be of gross neglect of duly and other de~ils of the hearing '!be new game wUI replace the Lucky Buck lottery contest, tally. Babcock received 298: The result will be that C&O Smith, Jeannie Taylor, Karen reinstated Jan. 19 for a extreme cruelty. Chester Wells, the winner, which ends with Thursday's drawing. will be the only line servin g will be set by the Commission The Super Santa game will give lucky ticket holders $500 306, and Larry Baker, 40. In Walker and Karyn Williams. renewed second shift at the the two counties. It currently later. for matching four digits, t5,000 with a five-digit match and the recount, Babcock held his The resignation of Marta Lakewood facility , but em- .;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: The Meigs County Rail provides most of the local fiOO,OOO for matching six-digits. In addition, four 298; Wells lost three, drop· Blackwood as Title I and ployment increases for other freight service. The line also "snowflakes," each containing one two-digit number, will ping to 303, and Baker stayed sixth grade teacher at operations were not im· represents approximate ly Harrisonville was accepted. mediately released . appear on every ticket. Persons matching all four two-digit at 40. hall of the rail mileage in Second shift Pontiac Mrs. Blackwood has moved numbers will receive $20,000, $250 for matching any three twoVinton and Hocking Counties. to Alabama. Appointed to her passenger car operations at digit numbers and $10 lor any two matching two-digit num· The line is vital to continuing place as of Nov. I for the Lakewood were halted In bers . economic growt h of the area remainder of the year was March of 1974, and truck The holiday game tickets, selling for $1, wHJ he available. it serves. Karen Walker. Named production there ceased last for five weeks. substitute secretaries were January. "This action is in line with Deborah Hawl ey, Marilyn WASHINGTON - AFL-<:10 PRESIDENT George Meany Meigs Coun ty already has here," he said. "I'm going to the strengthening new car Meier and Linda Weaver . smrunoned rebellious Massachusetts labor leaders to his office received more dollars or stale continue lo work to see that sales market and in confident Deeley was Mary today to insist they abandon their antibusing position. aid per pupil than any other we are recognized in all the anticipation of further Meany, who has the power to penalize or even expel unruly Eleven high school senior authorized to attend an Ohio county in the state in 1975, other areas or state service". state labOr groups within the AFUIO, has warned he wUI girls from sout hern Ohio will High School Athletic Assn. strengthening in the months according to State Rep . ahead," Murphy said. James also stated that th e (Continued on page 20) take some action unless the Massachusetts Labor Qluncll compete for two Junior Miss Ronald James. avera~e state aid per pupil is revokes a reaolutlon passed last week opposing busing u a titles at the Meigs Junior " The schoolo of Meigs $460, while the state provides means of school integration . MassachuSetts · AFUIO High School auditorium, County haw rel'eivcd an 41 per ce nt or operating President Joseph A. Sullivan and Secretary-Treasurer James Sunday, Nov . 23 beginning at average of $627 per pupil in revenues for schools. AcP. Loughlin came to Washington at Meany's request to discuss 3:15p.m. ll protest on the dumping of state aid this year. That 's the cording to James, Meigs the matter . The two winners, Southeast trash along the side of County highes t in the state", Rep. County receives !rom the Ohio Junior Miss and James said today. olate 76 percen t or operating Road 338 in Scipio Township CLEVELAND - CIA DIRECfOR·DESIGNATE George Southern Ohio Junior Miss; has been made with the James expressed great revenues lor its schools. Bush should be President Ford's vice presidential running will each receive a $50 County Comon th at, "Our sa tisfa cti ''We're way ahead of the Meigs match In 1976, Sen. Barry M. Goldwater, R-Arlx. said Tuesday savings bond from the local A fulltime aide who would the commissioners. missioners . schools have not be en average, and i 'm happ y night. "Nobody as old as me or Vice President Nelson program, a trophy , and a assist the commissio ners, The commissioners cona forgotten" . He commented about it," Rep. James con- · Accordin g to the protest Rockefeller should run because the vice president Is going to chance to compete for the with special attention to !erred with Judge Manning made by Mr. and Mrs. John be a candidate for president the next time ," according to Ohio Junior Miss title in federal programs , may be Webster, ·chairman of the that the sta te is beginning to cluded. Chapm an. two large dumps "realize that we 're down Goldwater, who said Bush Is 51 and he and Rockefeller are In January , 1976. employed in Meigs County. ,Y!eigs County Board of here". CALLED 3 TIMES have al re ady developed in the their lb. . Larry Long ilf the County Retardation, on a progress Three calls. nnswer ed A first runnerup for each area •md a th ird one is risin g. " I'm glad we've been able · Fonner Gov. Ronald Reagan, R-Callf., should reconsider Junior Miss will be selected, Commi ssioners Association report pertaining to levies Tuesday and early WedThe dtun ps are becominc a his plans to announce his ll'e&idential candidacy, Goldwater one second runnerup lor the . of Ohio met with the Meigs sought for !he operatin g of a to convince -them we 're nesday by the Pomeroy E-R health hazard . depreciating said because he doubts Reagan can beat Ford In primary whole program; twn Junior County Commissioners school for the ment all y squad were : at 2:55 a.m. the Chapma n property, they elections In Ohio and other large cities. Goldwater joined Ford Miss Spirit Awards, together Tuesday to Inform them of retarded and on the need for Wednesday, to Gold Ridge for said. There is a co un ly trash EXTENDED OUTLOOK In !l'fdlcting the Democratic presidential nominee will be Sen. with the scholastic, tal ent; the federa l program which addi tional funds needed to Friday through Sunday, Kevin Mowery, 8. who wa s cunlainer less than a mile Hubert H. Humphrey, D·Minn. poise and appearance and the provides the assistart. keep Meigs County retarded showers likely Friday, rain ill; Ia ken to Ve te ra ns [ron\ the pla ce whore the In address to the American Defense Preparedness youth fitness awards. Seventy-live percent or the st udents al the Gallia Count y or snow Saturday and · Memorial Hospital; at 7: 0~ dun1ps are bein g created , but Association, Goldwater said Soviets are surpassing u.s. clearing by Su nday. lllghs p.m . Tuesday, to near the that the con ~iner is not being Co ntestants announ ced costs in volved in employment fa ci li ty in Cheshir e until mllltary power . He warned of the antidefense lobby In earlier are Katrina Batey, of such an assistant is Jun e. Friday will be In the upper Salisb1u-y School for Hoy used , the Chapmans charge . Washington, which he said is massively flnahced through Debra Roush, Palsy Mc- provided through federa l lOs or the •low er 50s. Sansbury, injured in an auto The cu1m ly conuni ssluners foundations. 'f 1lC commi ss ioners ~l su drojtping to the lOs and accident, taken to Ve teran s hav e warned that failing to Fadden, !,ynnila Newbury, funds and 25 percent is upper 30s by Sunday. Lows Memorial Hospital , and at 3 usc the proper con!<liner and Becky Sayre, Avis Bissell, provided locally. Long will discussed a requ est for CLEVELAND- CUYAHOGA COUNTY Sheriff Ralph E. will be In the middle lOs p.m. Tuesday to Nye Ave . fur littering thP roadways with Preggy Trussell, Pam draw up preliminary plans $11,0'24 for the continu;mcc of Kreiger said Tuesday his administrative staff has evidence to Parsons, Jamlsue Mcilwain, for the employcmcnt or such the SoutheHslcrn Ohio Friday. lowering to the 20s Mrs. John SeliN'S, who was lrn.<h is against the law. attack the credibility of an Important witness giving testimony F.merJ,.t(!nCY Medical Service a per sun and bring them back by ••arly Sunday morning. il1. ulso taken to Vct eruns Offcnrlrrs will .be prosecuted, Melanie Waldnig, and Christy (Continued on (>8Re 20) ' :::::::::::::::.:····.··::::::··:;:::::::::::::::::::::·············:::::: in Mt· igs County for l!l7(i. for further considc't·alion b\' Mcmm·ial Hospital. McOnnnld. lhc corn mis.~i onc "~" warn. ' . Top conservation award ·made to Carpenter couple NEW YORK- THE AMERICAN PUBLIC iB deep!)' worried about a blgh rate of inftation, but COil81llllel'l' wllllng-. ness to make major new purchases has Increased dramatically In the pest two months, the Harris &lrvey reported today. "As a result, the Olrlstmas shopping sea11011 promises til,. be a succeH!ul one," Louis Harris uid. F:rom Interviews with "a cr088 section of 1,519 bouseholds," the Harris S!lfvey reported the number of people who said they m!Pt buy a new car during the next six months has risen to 20 per cent, up !rom 12 per cent a year ago. 11'\ ., NOV EMBER 19, 1975 -- · -J----- .. SAN FRANCISOO - SARA JEAN MOORE, a psychlatrill ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY enttne Johann Heinrich Karl Thieme, of Aldenburg , Germany, du g an estimated 23,311 graves during his 5(}.year career. In 1826, Thieme's understudy had to dig his master 's grave. Meigs Local salaries raised ., ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Now You Know • SAN FRANCISCO - PATRICIA: HEARST'S attorneys;, winning a six-'ll'eek delay In her bank robbery trial, are cow: fident her mental condiUon will have Improved enough durinB, the extra lime that they can ll'Operly .prepare her ~efelltle; "We won," defense at~y Albert Johnson said Monday~~­ U. s. District Judge Ollver Carter agreed during a close<kloo~ meeting o postpone the trial from Dec. 15 to Jan. 26. · ~ "It's the case of the century,"-anotber defense lawyer~ Jolm Kleines, told newsmen. "AU kinds of new laws are gob\&; to come out of this. The courts are going to have to face up to. the legal aspects of dlp'ess." Johnson said after the one-houi. 20-mlnute meeting with Carter: "Her condition haa lmproveCI and we .will be able to provide an adequate defense on that' date ." His cHent did not attend the conference. i- . NO. 154 • at y e Clear tonight, lows ncar 40. Increasing cloudiness Thurs· day, highs in middle 605. Probability or pr~cipitation near zero per cent today and tonight, 20 per cent Thursday. · By United Pres& Intemaiioaal . • WASmNGTON - '1'0 PRafECf ITSELF against a Soviet . missile attack the United States spent about t& bt!HC!'l,. developing an' anU-rnlaaUe missile which finally became, operational Oct. 1 at Grand.Forks, N. D. Now, a few weeki· later, the Senate~ ,ser~oualy cohl!ldering whether that anti'" hallistlc mlsslle lristallalion is 'worth maintaining - or whether It ~uld Ill! jlliltllililed~~hhalled. The Houe voted bet. 2 to dismanile it, and the Pen~gon has drawn up plans for taking it apart If the order to do.110 g~ out from Washington. Friday, the Senate voted {O.J9 to retain the ABM site, defeating an amendment for dlsmantllng l,t. offered hv !ltn. J!:clward 'Kennedy, 0-Mass. .' But the vote wu ao ·cliJI!ll~ and ao many coneervatl~, legishitors had .Jeft lbe· Capitol; ·that· the Senate agreed ~ reconsider the matter (p ,-..~ondl vote scheduled for today., . Kennedy argued the ABM defense - design~ to !l'Otecl U. S•. offensive ICBM misalles In North Dakota from Soviet attack -', does not lncreue the nation's security and is an unwarrantect financial burden. Conservative senators, such as Sen. Mil~ , Young, R·N.D., argued that because of the amount of money;, Invested the United States should operate the 8)'llem ·and 1~ aophlstlcated radars at least for a Umlled period, to gain ex· perlence. ' TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK IIIIIILENir, 0. remain open at the OOOT Dislricl iO Office, in Marietta through Dec. 26, following the meeting. During this in terval, the public may submit additional comments to the district deputy director, Muskingum Drive, Mariet~. Ohio 45750. All comments reeeived will be reviewed by the Ohio Department of Transportation and the Federal · Highway Ad· ministration. Recommendations and suggestions developed as a NEWS Cable patrons advised • Veterans Memorial Hospital not to pay an mcrease ADMITTED - Paula p.m. lo 12 midnight Saturday at the Middl eport elementary members are asked to attend. school. The String Dusters Nomi nation of officers wi ll b~ will provide music and Glen held. Lambert and Cora Hilton will call . Adm ission Is St per Gllk M'ddl t Elh I ey, 1 epor; ' e A MEETING of lhe person with children under 12 Eas tern P.T.S. A. will be held accompanying their parents Wheeler, Racine; Berdeoa at 7: JO p.m . Thursday at free. Gardner, LangsviUe; Carl Eastern High School. The MRS . BEULAH EWING, Hubb~rd, Syracuse; Lois regular mee ting st hedul ed Mrs. Mary Hughes, Mrs. Christian, Ruiland; Shirley later was cancelled because of the upcoming loo tball Gertrude Mitchell and Mrs -:- Sparks, Mason; Callie banquet. Laura Byers attended the fall Metheny Ewington. ceremonies of Thea Court, ' Aladine DISCHARGED MERLE RONNIE Pickens, Ladies ·Oriental Shrine of 19, Pomeroy, Is confi ned to North America In Rhodes Baker, Doris Thomas, Homer the Meigs County !ail after Center, Ohio State Roush Raleigh Sayre, Leona his arrest by the ~BI on a Fa irgrounds on Saturday. Jones.' charge ol deserting the U. S. • Marines . Lonnie Black , 19, A HYMN SING will be held Route 1, Rutland , and Eugene at 7: JO y .m. Friday at the Rupe, 25, Rutland , both of Ha ze l Community Church Sou thern Ohio Electric Co. recently on an armed robbery ' w~-llther •• 10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomero)', 0 ., 1\fesday, Nov. 18, 1975 ' No changes recorded by recounts GM will • far~~as m crease .. Hearing approved on abandonment production .in Briefsl Meigs schools receive $627 in aid per pupil Two titles are offered Aide would help • • commissioners \ Dumps pose hazard in · Scipio Twp ' � 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 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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