https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/08d40cdfed864070f6a2ae41ce854ddc.pdf d264afb61cd1b452eb37435f53dd6817 PDF Text Text ' • . • • -~ . \ • ·· Weather ' NO: 118 DevotetJ.To Th.e Intere~u . OfThe Meig!-Mwon Area MOND~Y. OCIOBER 1, 1973 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORl ,' OHIO Now You Know 1 Using the most powerful rockets known to man, it would take ·almost a year of ac«;elerating at full power in empty space to approach the speed of light. at Cloucjy with occasional showers likely tonight. Lows in the upper 50s and 60s. Tuesday ,mostly cloudy with a chance of showers. Highs in the 70s. ~OL. X~V '' PHONE 992-215£ TEN CENTS --~----~------7-~------~--~~~~~----------~~~~~~~--~~--~~~ r udge SiriciJ ·will .s orten ·sentences • ' misunderstanding" about the 1empoJ;ar y, maximum sentence he gave the five men, the · judge noted he would be lenient in d ~ te rm i n ing their final punishment . . Sirica gave no indication ' when the final sentences would be im po~e d , noting that all five had asked to withdraw guilty pleas they made last January sportly after their trial began.. Sirica sentenced -the inen, Hunt, Bernard L . Bar ker , Frank A. Sturgis, Virgilio R. (ionzalez. and Eugenio R. Martinez to provisional, ma ximum ter;rns~f up to 40 yea~s in charge that Justice Depart- the Press" the Constitution prison last March. He stressed WASHINGTON (UPI ) then that. their fina l sentences Vice President Spiro T. Agnew ment officials "abused their allows indictment of a vice would depend on the . is expected to continue sacred trust" in releasing news president without his being they · gave to cooperation presenting his case to the ·leaks 1o defame him. In his impeached first. ~ Watergate investigators. country in a series of public speech to the Na tiona! • Pomeroy Boy Scout 249 was In his speech to the GOP He declared : " It was never ~ statements in the next few Federation of Reublican ~ on hand Saturday to begin a women , Agnew said : "I am my intention- and again I Women in Los Angeles weeks. I project to repair, paint and ,,• Agnew was returnmg to the Saturday , Agnew specifically innocent of the charges against repeat with emphasis- that t11e clean up Camp Kiashuta near ' capital today after a long accused the Justice Depart- me. I have not used my office maximum terms of the proviChester . Tri-State Area weekend in California, during ment's Criminal Divislon.chief, or abused my public trust . as sional sentences should Council, B'oy Scouts of country executive , as gover- become the terms of the final which he said "I will not resign Henry E . Petersen. . America, Huntington , ha s nor, as vice president to enrich sentences. In this case, such a Attorney General Elliot L. · if indicted" and accused the con.tributed $500 toward repair Justice Department ·Qf putting · Richardson, in a public reP.IY, myself at the expense of my disposition would not only be of tije camp . Taking part unwarranted but unjust." " malicious . and defended Petersen as "a fellow Americans." . out Saturday.were , front , 1-r , Greg "I intend to use the courts of ·The judge said if J:te denies outrageous" news leaks distinguished government laLee , Mark Cas to, ' Jimm y this country,'' he said, "in an the motions to switch their wyer ." against him. Snider , Scott McKinney , assis t a nt sc outm aste r ; Fr<~cnk Casto. to generally clean up the The .Los Angeles Times said attempt to gain permission to pleas from guilty to innocent, He planned another speech Wesley Perkins, Jeff Daniels; "Derek,' : the mascot, and Bill Above, . as.sisting in the grounds .. Helping were, front, at a Republican · fund-raising Agnew told 15 California GOP examine under O!lth these final sentences will be detersecond row, Danny Norman, Chi a ppetta , MGM - dis trict project- to repair , paint and from left, Darell Taylor and affair in Chicago Thursday . leaders over the weekend that people . who are trying to mined according to inDan .Thomas, .John Stewart, executi ve . Overseeing the clean up· Carrip Kiashuta near Frank Clark ; back; Orville .A federal grand jury in he knows he will never be able destroy me politically through formation in pre-sentence Joe Wisecup, Dale Riffle, Kurt renovation we re George Chester , Saturday · were five Graham, the . Rev. Dwight Baltimore was expected to to run for the presidency . the abuse of the criminal reports he receives on each Stewart, Bobby Wears; third Holma n, Syr ac use Scout- senior 'citizens. Work began to . Zavitz and Richard Duck- resume hearing testimony conAgnew's lawyers have asked justice system of the United man. row, Ray Sutherland, assistant master ; Fred Fraley, assistant renovate the log structure and worth . "And it will be perfectly . cerning Agnew sometime later U.S. District Judge Walter E. States." scoutmaster ; Fra nk Casto, scoutmaster, Gallipolis, and He declared that in the · · apparent; at that time..:..if that . this week. But neither the Hoffman i,n Norfolk to rule that a grand jury cannot investigate Maryland investigation, time comes-that such disposia vice president currently in "srnall and fearful men have tion was · predicated, as it office. Hoffman said tQe in· been frightened into furnishing 'should be, upon fairn!!s~. .·~ 4i ... . would give an ex~ct schedule vestigation could ::continue evidence against me-they compassion, understanding have perjured themselves in and justice," Siraca said. · ., . ::: .. The -Meigs County Sheriff's acc ident are una vailable or say who the witnesses would while he decides. · Hilnt testified la,st week at Sen. Walter F. Mondale, D- many cases, it is my_ unBy Uniied Press l.ntt!rnational Dept. investigated tra ff iC .. because he does not remember f;le . derstanding- I will not resign the Senate Waterga te COLUMBUS - CONSUMERS can !!X!Ject a higher price for accidents Saturday . Two what happened, a,pparently Rep. Peter W. Rodino Jr., D- Minn. , said on NBC's "Meet if indicted. I will not resign if · hearings. A CIA agent for more milk later this week - as much as 10 to 15 cents per gallon . The persons were hospitalized. because of the concussion he N.J., chail:man of the House indicted." · ·•· than 20 years before retiring, Central Ohio Co-Qperative Milk Producers and the Great Lakes At 10 :30 a.m., an accident suffered in the accident. · Judiciary Committee, Sunday he was regarded as one of the . Salser is listed in satisfac· · blicked up the stand taken by Southern Milk Cooperatives both billed grocers an extra 60 cents occurred on SR 4 in RuJland masterminds of the break-in of Veterans Memorial Hospital on every hundredweight , which is little more than 13·gallons. Twp. two miles east of Dexter. tory conditi{>n. · · House Speaker Carl Albert last the Dern~cratic headquarters Saturday Admissions COURT AT WORK . Donald E. Zehr, ge-neral manager of the Central Ohio CoConnie J . Dodson, 22., Ro.bert Bissell, 18, Long week that Agnew is not entitled at the Watergate complex June operative, said the increase was necessary to bring prices up to ·Brownell Ave ., Middleport, Bottom, suffered severe to a public hearing in the House William Buckley, Mitfdleport; WASHINGTON · (UPI) 17, 1972. . date for · farmers and to make sure milk supplies would be said she was travelling east on lacerations to his filCe and neck while his case is pending in the Ricnard Salser, Pomeroy. The Supreme Court opens Its Hunt has also testified · at Saturday Discharges available. SR 4 when a truck driven by in a single car . accident courts. is not the right of the 1973-74 term today facing tbe length in other investigations Larry Hatfield, Charles R. Hatfield, 27, Rt. 4, Saturday· at 6:55 p.m . legislative body to take away Angela largest docket In history; Its of Watergate and related acWASHINGTON - THE GASOLINE THAT NOW costs 40 Pomeroy, pulled out of a side Sheriff Robert C. Har- an action that might be in- Spencer, Betty Weyersnliller, decisions ultimately may tivities, such as the Ells~rg cents gallon will cost between 44and 48 cents within the coming road and struck her car in the ten bach's dept . said Bissell dic~ble from the courts," Lorraine Aeiker, · Mildred Include historic conburglary. Frank, Henry Smith. year, predicts President Nixon's energy adviser .· But John A. left rear . . was traveling east on county · Rodino said. stitutional Issues raised by He and the four others, an Sunday Admissions - Alice Love said Sunday, " As painful as it may be, I don 't think it will be Hatfield , however, claimed road 32 in Chester Twp . when He was interviewed on CBS' the Watergate and Agnew from the Miami area, were · Johnson, Middieport; George necessarily a bad thing." _ ·· he was stopped and that Connie he crossed the intersection of "Faee the Nation." cases, although they are not brought to . Sirica's court this He said he thought all gas!) line price controls would be lifted Dodson slid into him. 32 and 28. The car left the highRodino also said it was up to Brown, Letart, W. Va. yet among roughly 1,000 morning from a federal detenSunday Discharges - Daisy soon , resulting in a 10 to 15 pet. increase atthe pumps, explaining No injuries were reported, way , traveled 100 feet and President Nixon ~ not the cases filed with the court tion center just outside Wathat the higher prices would both stimulate development of more and the Dodson vehicle had struck a porch on the Charles Judiciary Committee, to inves- Ankrom, Lizzie Davidson, during Its summer recess. shirigton. All appeared to be in supplies.. and keep people from driving as much. "We're goihg to moderate damage. Hatfield's Bissell residence. · ligate Agnew's weekend . Harry Gilliand. . .~·~~W$(~~~~ . good spirfts, smiling and .· Bissell was removed to . have to find ways to cut back on our use of gasoline," Love said. truck had only minor damage. waving at reporters · they "I don't think we have near the sense of urgenGY as yet that we do · ... NJ citation has been issued. Veterans Memorial Hospital recognized . need to .have." · ; At 5:15p.m. an accident on by the Racine ER squad and · _The.Senate hearings resume Kingsbury Rd. in Bedford Twp. · later taken to a Columbus WedneSday with Donald H. WASHINGTON - THE FEDERAL G OV E RN M ~NT today sent Richard W. Salser, 16, Rt. hospital. Segretli, as first witness . . There was medium damage launched a campaign to encourage immunization of millions of 2, Pomero y to Vete rans Segretti faced a court hearing Salser was to the porch and the car was By United Press International · business again on Saturday, ceilings . . While the increase here later today at which, Memorial Hospital. pre-school children a gainst polio, measles and other diseases. It Independent service station after the Cost of Living Council seemed to vary in different warned that an "alarming decline" in immunizations has raised riding his motorcycle whim he demolished . No citation was oper11tors from across the moved Friday to permit sections of Ohio, for example, informants said, he was excrashed, although details of the issued. fears of epidemics . country met in Las Vegas, raising retail gasoline prices the norm for regular gas V~;as pected to enter a guilty plea to The Center for Disease Control (CDC ) said the problem is Nev ., Sunday to plan a coast- by one to 2.5 cents a gallon. abqut 40 cents a gallon. The charges of playing "dirty especially acute among black children aged 1 through 4 living in to-coast shutdown, the nex:t new 'average premium . gas tricks" on 1972 Democratic city slums. But it said indifference toward immunization also move In their campaign · In Fresno, Calif., however, a price appeared to be about 44 presidential candidates: endangers children in the suburbs. "As a result, health experts against .the Phase IV limits on spokesman fot: the Petroiewn cents a gallon. .fear that epidemics of polip and other childhood diseases could Retailers of Central California Dealers iii Gary, Ind., Defenses reduced occur,'' the government agency said. . NEW HAVEN - Dr. Wayne Thompson, executive vice the price of gasoline. said an estimated,90 per cent of claimed that the 'new increases The campaign focuses on polio, measles, rubella (German T. Barnett, president of Foote president of Newrnont Mining . "It lookS like there will be a PHNOM PENH (UPI) Mineral Company, said Friday Corp .; G. LaMonte Weissen- nationwide lockup starting the group's 350 service stations were not enough to make up for measles, diphtheria , whooping cough and tetanus. The federal Rebel soldiers in a series of that "The magnitude of our burger, former chairman of next Friday,' ' said an were closed Sunday, not to the jumps in wholesale cost. government is providing publicity and coordination. Most of the blistering attacks drove immunization would be by private doctors or state and local current expenditures here the board of Foote. executive of the California open again until Tuesday. At the .La~ Vegas meeting, a cgovernment troops back across health groups. · clearly illustrates the fact that Also making the trip from Retail Association . He , The gas dealers want to be the Prek Thanot River today, we intend to stay in Mason the company 's headquarters in estimated that some 200,000 able to (V:;SS on every increase spokesman for several · hunforcing the evacuation of a Coun!y where the plant at Exton were Frank Hurley, stations would be closed. .. in wholesale· costs to the dred California service vital position along Phnom Graha_m Station has been general sales manager ; Robert A four:(!ay shutdown of St. consumer without having to stations said, "We are still under Phase IV controls and Penh's shrinkin5 southern oper11tmg for over 20 years .'' , Johnston, vice president . and Louis area service stations win government approval. Filling stations across the they are as illegal as hell. We defense perimeter. The company's board of treasurer ; .Albert . Primosic ; ends officially ~oda~' with _most Field reports said a govern: directors met Thursday vice president ; John Ross, vice observers calling 1t a ~rulure. country moved q)li.ckly to take want an end . to Phase IV ment outpost at Kompong ·. advantage of the new price ~n trois." · ,. MENA, Ark. (UPI) A site. He said the wreckage was evening at the Riverboat Room presid~nt . and secretary ; , Th~ dealers began operung for Kantuot, 11 miles southwest of military spokesman said today scattered over more than 100 of Oscar's, They toured the county court members, · Phnom Penh, was· abandoned . all 11 bodies had been yards. company's Graham Plant William Raidjan, president; . by about .. so· .government· recovere<l from the wreckage · · "The only thing left that's Fr,iday. . . Clarence .Adkins, member and . . soldiers whose only escape of a Texas Internatiomil identifiable ' s the. tail section ' " The central purpose of the Les Getty, county clerk. . · route under the in tense fire airliner that slammed into the Geyer· said. "This whole thing visit was to review the current · · ' ' was to swim across the river. A . side . of a densely wooded is sor t of a mystery .. It doesn't modernization program , MarrlageLic~nse · Tribute~ to Edis'on Hob- Mrs. Maxine Griffith, cashier, and Mrs. William ·J . Hobnumber of them drowned as mountain last Thursday night. make sense at all unless light- costing about $6.5 million, $4 Danny Eugene Grueser, 20, stetter in recognition of his 45 who . has worked with Mr. stetter, Allen . Hartley , "OW'· latest information is ning struck the plane and killed million of which .is for pollution· Rt. !'• J\Hnersville , boiler- years of service to the Hobstetter for 32 of the 45· relatives of the honored guest; they fled, the repprt:! said, · that all 11 have been both pilots and . somebody not control equipment. . maker, ·and Deborah Lee , Pomeroy rjational Bank were years. Mrs. Griffith is in Mr. al)d Mrs. Bernard F,'ultz, recovered,'' said B. J . Brewer experiences ·V~;as flying the Plant manager John Wolfe Stone , 18, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, rendered in ai"ThiS is Your Dallas, Tex., attending the Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones, · Ne~ b~ttJ.e lo~r ' of the Red River Army Depot. plane." and the board hosted · Mason · student .. · Life" program Saturday night · convention of th'e National Ml:- and Mrs. Roger Morgan, "It's on Rich Mountain in a whim bank employes, direc- Association of Bank Women AlfredElbtirfeld,Mr.anctMrs: . SAIGON (UPI ) · ~ · The COunty court officials at a DIVORCE GRANTED 'very remote area.." luncheon following the plant Miny .susan Davis has been tors, family members and · and was unable to at~~nd the W3!Ten Pickens, Mr. and Mrs. Saigon government warned GAME CANCELLED Brewerdeniedthat the Army Manning Webster, Dr.. and today the Conununisls had 'visit . Directors attending were awarded a ·divorce from guests attended a banquet in meeting, The M~igs - · Gallipolis President Barrett,. E : Phillip had seal'ed off the crash·site in Both Fultz and Hobstetter Mrs. R. E. Boice, Mr. and Mrs. . taken the Initial step in a major Richard Joseph Davis on his honor at the Meigs Inn. football game Com~r , vice president ; James grounds of gross · neglect of order to search for a colonel's reserve Mr. Hobstetter, president of expressed regrets that Mr. and . Samuel B. May, Miss Karen new otfensive and reported the briefcaSe ·reportedly carrying scheduled Saturday . ev.ening ,. Fentress, p~esident ·Of .Baker, duty and extreme cruelty. the local bank, holds the record Mrs. Eldon Weeks were unabJe. Su\herland, Donald Brouse, bloodiest single batUe since the Sept. 29, was canceled because Fentress and Company ; secret military documents. (32 years) of having served in · to attend. Mr. weeks, a long Mrs. Hilton Wolfe, Jr., Mrs. 28cease-fire, only 40~es · "There are some Art;ny of lightning. IN HOSPITAL . . that position longer than any time former employe of the Doris Snowden, Arthur Beegle, northwest of Saigon Sunday; Robert Koenig, mining conpersonnel there," Brewer said. sultant.; Richard B. "'Leather, Mary Colmer, Pomeroy , pther president during the bank and a member · of the Mr . and Mrs. Richard Poulin, The command · spokesman "We have no reason to seal it I. general counsel and secretary entered O'Blene8s Hospital, bank's long history. board of directors, is confined Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Midkiff, -· told the daily press briefing off. To ·. the best of our of Newrnont Mining Corp.; · Athens, today where she will Pomeroy Attorney Bernard to Universit y Hospital in Mr. and Mrs. John T. Wolfe, . that 183 Communists and nine . NFO TO MEET · . knowledge it is absolutely of Columbus. Mrs. Ro~rt Sylvester, Mr. and government infantrymen were Plato . Malozemoff', president undergo eye surgery Tuesday. Fultz . was master The Meigs County chapter of and chairman of the board of untrue." · ceremonies for a . program Attending wert!IMr. and Mrs. Mrs. Jtm K. Nelson, Mrs, killed and "about 100" inNational \ Farmers Newmont Mining · Corp .; Polk County. Coroner Hart- the · - 1 LOCAL TEMPS honoring Mr. Hobstetter who Edison Hobstetter, . Mrs . Wil~ur RobinSon,Mr. and Mrs. fantrymen woupded and zell Geyer said the bodies Organization (Nli'O) will meet Grayson M-PMurphy, partner The temp.eratures, in was presented gifts from~ Margaret Hill. Foster Baker , Davtd Spencer, Mr . and Mrs. missing~ 24 hours of fighting would not be moved until the at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the ln Shearman and Sterling; dowtito)VIl Pomeroy at 11 a :m. directors, officers' and ern- both of Dayton ; Mr. and .Mrs . Dennis Keney, Mr. and Mrs~ . thatfinallydieddownat3p.m. FAA and airline's officials had state park on new Route 33. All Robert Roth , vice president of Mon·day was 72 under cloudy ployes . letter of Richard Chambers, Mr. 'and Don Nelson ; and Miss Mackie Sunday when the Communists A . tho.roughly ex:am\ned the crash farmers are invited. Fer~oalloys Division; Jack E.' skies. • congrat~ations was read from ·Mrs. George Hobstetter, Mr. Rickard. melted" away. pleaded guilty to the Watergate WASHINGTON .(UPI ) Judge John J . 'sirica said today b~glary. he would reduce sentences of . .up to 40 years he previously Sirica, chief judge of the U. .imposed on E. Howard Hunt S. District Court for the and four other men who District of Columbia, said thaf forcing them to ~erve long terms "would not only be · unwarranted but unjust." At a brief court liearing, that Sirica called because of "what appears to be a widespread Agnewto continue ·pJeading to ·nation .Kiashuta • proJe.ct · ~derway - uv;;;;,;:·:I;;'' Btr;;";;J Two 'hurt Saturday :~~~1:~~~:·~~·:::.::; J ;·u a Mass shutdown planned Fo()te / to star Bodies. recovered ., I • Ed1.son · "Ho'bste•tter bono d re Jan. '• '( I· ~· . ' ' /J': \ I· • ( \ I >.I I �-· .. . - . - • Ha \\le y recmved a cc rtlfJc ate · handle 1l m the after noon , a nd an OhJO·sha ped pm .~ Membe r s were rem mded to Rose nbau m 1 e lated ht s s ave thc1r Royal Cr o\\n bo ttle e xpcr1ences at As hland Coll ege c aps Se vera l othe r p r ojects a t Boys ' Sta te w here 28 w e r e discuss ed rn ytlucal c1tles and 7 coun t1e s Members will have a theate r were governed by boys elec ted part ) Oct 11 at the Mounto the state ofh ces He was tawcer Theater , M1s Roberta a ppomted a ss1s tan t d irec tor to O' Bnen a n nounced M~ mbe r s the De pa r tm e n t of Tran s - a r e to not1fy her 1f they pla n to por~t10n Among the s peak - a ttend Mrs. Thomas is speaker Mrs Jeane tte Thoma s, admtmstra tor of the Me1gs Community School, was guest s p eaker at a recent mee tin g of Alpha Om1cron Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma Soc1~ ty at the Partsh House m Jackson . Pron10t1on of the one-hal! pr es ide nt, made (or a bake sale Fnday, of a school bmldmg for the Qct. 19. Durmg the m~tmg re tarded.Chlldren and adull• of c onduc ted by Mrs . Harold U1e MIDDLEPOR T Ga r de n Club , 7:30 p m. at Colwnbus and Southern Ohto ·E lectr1c Co soctal room MASON MOTHE RS Club w1ll sponso r a n Am en ca n Re d Cross bloodmobile from I to 6 p m . at Maso n Ct ty F1re Statton Publtc, please repor t to be don ors MEIGS Coun ty Agrtcultural Soc te t y, • e ve nin g, Mr s . P r o fess10nal Bustness a nd Wome n , th e Mrs Le nv1lle Harmon • By Denny s urely was , ta ken fr om Ma tt. 6 were g1ven by Mrs Donna Morns The collec t was r ead m ums on )11 rs Bernard Ledhe gave the Me1gs took the game to the Blue Dev1ls a nd they couldn t ha ndl e 1t. The Marauder defense, led by J. D. Story (seemg Ius ftrst action since th e Sept 1 scnmmage at Warren ) a nd B1ll Slack, wh o spent th e mght m the Galhpohs backfield, shut off the GAHS ground att ack to pr•cttcally nothmg. The only rearthreat th e Blue could manage was t~e passmg combma hon of Jim Nldayto Leon Briggs, and tha t didn 't even account for thetr lone score The GAHS t.ll y, wh1ch came on a 62 sec1et.ary 's r eport, and Mrs Adn a Wil cox , tre a s ure r , ya rd pass play fr om Niday to Mike Berrtdge, was som e what of 2 fluke m that 3 Ma r auder de fen der s Wf re r1ght on the play, w1th 2 ' Orgamzed only a couple o{ _reported a balance of $18.50 m years ago under sponsorsht[J of the treasury Mrs Larry Barr .. the Rutland Frtendly Gar" "as reun bw;sed for a gtft she dene r s, the club m embership had purchased fo~ a guest had dwmdled to etght, and a speaker vote taken at the meetmg InSalad, tea and coffe e were d1cated that four others were sevved to those named and dtSmterested m continumg tn Mrs Delbert Mitchell, Ten!sa garden club M1tchell, Mrs. Alpha Barr , Mrs Larry Barr conducted Mrs Leshe Hoffman , Mrs the mee bng and devotwns FranciS Wtlcox and Teresa Harmon One- Won-One meets School bond Jssue for con- tie on ·T~ojans repres en1e1 1ve Bott tne iH season. 'sover and won 't be able wilmer over Na_ll' . New York . New York to go to a bowl game, but the Sooners seem determined to leave some memories behind. The thing they'd like most to be remembered .as is the nation's No. I team. The eighthranked Sooners tied topranked Southern California, the _def~ ndlng national chamtnon, 1,1 Saturday night at Los Angeles, prompting an admission from TrOjQS Coach John McKay that his team might not defend its crown. · "We' re not that awe-inspiring ;" conceded McKay, and a look at the statistics bore him out. ~ Oklahoma utRained the Trojans 339 y rds to 1691 dominated ball control 69 plays to 53 and had twiCe as many fll'st downs, 18-9. The Sooners would have won, too, but they missed a pair of chip-Bhot field goals. "I ' have an empty feeling inside," said Barry Switzer, who took over from Chuck Fairbanks as the Oklahoma t'Oach this year and then found his team on two year's probation for recruiting viola,. ' Uons, He said Ute Sooners 1'played well enough" to win. McKay sa1d SouUtern Cal's problem was that "bas1cally, we're not concentrating enough," and he satd "the coaching staff is at fault as much as the players ." Besides USC and Oklahoma, every other team m the top 10 won S.turday, although some PhOn e 992 Gill ag her , Inc, 12 E.nt 4:lnd Sl Si,ibsc r lpt•o n rates Del •ve red b y c<!lrr i er where ava•l able ~s c e nt s pu week . By Mo to r RoiJ i e where car r h,r ser vice not ev allabte One m onth i 2 By m<'!t l ln Ohio t~nd w va . One Yea r ~16 Sill m on ths 8 50 Three m o nth s ~ $ 50 Else wh ere t. lB year , S!J: mon lh S S9 SO thf ee m.bnlh.! , f 1.6 Su bscri pt 1o n t l ude S S un d a v pr1Ct! '" T tmes Sent tnel If current na m e trends hold m th e Umt ed Sta t es , 1t may b e s o lo ng J a m es and Jane a nd hello Ja son a nd J e nnife r , the two latest nomma l rages . colhdtng, thus opemng up the h eld for Berndge's scamper However crec:ht should be gtven where t! IS du e, and N1day d1d throw a ~erfeet strtke to the Gall 1polis co-captam who made a fm e catch on the dea d run Credit should also go to the Mara uder offens1ve hn e, which opened a beautiful hole for Terry Whitlatch on hts 78 yard TD dash. Many knew the speedy Junior could _break one 1f he could JUSt get into the secondary NEWSPAPER NONSENSE ~ Juruor W1lson, who covers Gi!lltpohs spOrts for the Dally Trtbune, and yours truly, had a httle psychologteal rtvalry of t heir own gomg last wee k. I C<ln· tmuously played down the Marauders, wh•le Junior always r eplied w1th " Chancey a lways c omes up with s omethmg agamst Galhpolis " The topper of 1t all came Fnday morntng \\hen Jumor entered hts off1ce at the Tnbune to find h1s desk besteged with Marauderism It seems sQine one ( I don 't know who It could have been) arnved m the wee hours of the mornmg and strung Ba ltim or e , Md , was th e firs t c tty t o e rect a monument to George Washmgton NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Cas e No 2102s Estate of Mannn Mahre Hudson Dece a se d Not ice 1S he reby g 1ven that F red w Crow . Ill ol Pom ero y , Oh 10, ha s be en duly appomt ed An c il lary Adm•n •stra to r of the Es t a te o l Mary ln Mah r e Hudso n, deceased , late of Lake CotJ n ty , lnd tana Cr edrto r s a r e reQ uired to ftle th e •r c larms w rth sa •d f1d UC 1a ry wr lh•n fou r rnonths Da t ed th ts 19th da ..- of Se p temb e r 1973 Mann mg D Webst er Proba le Jud ge of sard c ounty ( 9 ) :24 {1 0J 1 8, 3tc We endeavor to·do the right thing every time. ' Isn't that simple? 1POMEROY MOTOR CO. en apartment or house, State Farm can prOYide the lmpor· tan! proteclron · you need for your clothes, furntture, per sorl'al bAtonglngs and for yo u , too, tn ease of habthty law- - swts And the cost 15 low Let PH . 992 -2126 me g111e you all the deta11s POMEROY, OHIO Stephen C. Snowden '" 1965 10 lb. Coin-Op ' CLEANING Masons invited MIImLEPORT FIREMEN'S Auxlliary, 8p. m. at the ftrehouse. Roberta, Dalley and Allee M1lls, hostesses MIDDLEPORT LITERARY club, home of Mrs James Titus, Rutland, 2 p.m . 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B Pa td Cu;c u!ali on 1 Sa les Through Dea ler s and c a r r 1e rs r St ree t Ven dors an d Coun ter Sal es Da ily 4,58:2 , sun day s ands more ex1 s t The Bethel Baptist Church, 2712 Alms Place , Cmcmnatt, wtll observe the 29th anmversary of their pastor, the R.e verend Harry Brown, S unday , Octobe r 7 Gue st s peake r for the mormng worshtp servi ce w1ll be the Reverend Henry L. Key, Jr ., pastor of the Mt . Monah Baptist Church, Middleport. Reverend Key was ordamed into the Baptist Mintstry at Second Baptis t Church , Columbus, September 25, 1970, • by the pastor at that time, the Rever e nd C. f Jenkms He IS a produc t ofth eColumbUs Pubhc School system, and has studted at the Ohlo State Umversity, ~­ the Colwnbus Baptist School of s.m Baptist Mini s ters' Value Time MARTA D ~ and E 'n C ORIGINALS G TO TA L Dally 6 , 000 . <10 ) 1, li e RICHARDS OWEN Long Dresses Plain colors, prints OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9: 30 TO 12, 2 T0' 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS ) - EAST COURT 0 ·T , POME OY. 51.\f( Main at Sycam o re Pomeroy , Ohio FARM fiRf -·- POLL-PAR ROT 00 LUNCHES AT. .$ 9x12 588 LI~OLEUM RUGS ......... . ?z~~~~~~~~~ . :. SQ. YD. $299 . INSURANCE AGENCY LARRY Name Brand Furniture alld Appliances at the Lowest Possl.ble Prices. Now Located At 102 W. MAIN POMEROY ' • BAKER F.URN ITURE STATE AUTOMOBILE MUTUALS INS. OHIO F,ARMERS INSURANCE CO. AUTO-OWN.ERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. MJDDLEPORT,'llHIO Franctsco, Lawrence Me· Cutcheon ran 11 yards for a score and Hadl threw 39 yards to Harold Jackson for another. ' David Ray ldcked three field goals and Tony Baker barrelled a yard for a TD• to make it 4().13 before 49er reserve Steve Spumer threw a 2().yard TD pass to Ted Kwallck. Minnesota, Dallas and Pittsburgh joined Los Angeles are the NFL's ohly unbeaten teams. Minnesota downed • Green Bay, 11-3, Dallas crushed St. Louis, 4!>-10, and Pittsburgh trounced Houstonn 38-7: Elsewhere, Miami rolled • • '' • LARRY BROGAN ' Auto, Fire Accicl~tnt & Health Homeowners Bonds A _,. Carbo _ ay -~ .. -----------~------------------------------- CINCINN ATI (UP!) - Jack aw ard • , orrly National League pitcher Billingham feels hke a hitter Btlltng ham flru shed Wl1h a to wm 20 games this year, endwho just f1mshed the season 19-10 record wh1le Bryant, the ed w1th a 24-12 mark. w1th a 299 ba tting ave1 age. t The Cincinna ti Reds r1ght- -----~-,.-----+---'' ---:----'- BEII...I hander was thwarted m his search for a 20th v1ctor y Sunday -against tbe San Franctsco Giants, who IIIS!ead presented Ront Bryant with his 24th tri- '· into one," explained Ander son. ~!eve co111nwood 7 GtenvHle Cleve 6 • Cleve East 8 Cleve Kennedy a the season G1ant's ace --=•" ,.,~ip )WI ·"'"' up to 40 % fuel costs. • GENUIN E FL EX 0 GLASS 1s f,J r stronger than pol yethylll!! ne. 11 s the onl y pla'§.IIC w•ndow mat e on the edge for your prolec - GU AR~NTHO n il! !!le> Bed•ord HOLOS tn 2 IN HEAT KEEPS YE ~R S I OUT COLD W4 •P B<O \ C ~ ( 41 0 t..ob">l Po.,., \ " 1'1 ., \IC\S" ~ f' 19 :? ~ t•on t At Your H.-rdw.. re. Lumber .1nd 8u1ldmc SupP.fY Store FLEx·O·GLASS GLASS·O·NET WYR·O·GLASS SCREEN·GLASS FLEX·O·PANE went bona~fide , protected With Flu 0 Glass c.t n name MEANS SAHHACJION GUAIIANJI no-hitterwhichpromptedmana pL~SflC e Homes EBERSBACH HARDWARE ager Charlie Fox to promote as llG E c Rt Sf into the seventh inmng With a Bryant 1 fL[J(1BL( He said tt wasn ~ a tough decision to make a s a manager but because of hiS personal feelings it may have been " one of the toughest decJSlons I've had to make." Bobby Bonds homered and Detroit ~u,:::v~so~ka:'es singled and drove home three Boston 3 M;twaukee 2 Chocago 1 Oakland o, 10 Inn runs for the Giants in the seaCaliforn•a 3 Minnesota 0 Texas 3 Kansas Coty o. noght son filiate for both dubs. ~ ~ """ 'v games scheduled) Bryan! had a no.IJ1tter gomg -----with out in the seventh mning Ohio High School when Tony Perez homered and Football Results Jolmny Bench and Andy Kosco By United Pren International followed w1th doubles for the Saturdly Valley Forge 7 Shaker He1ghts fll'st two runs for the Reds . 6 Gilmour 12 west Res Academy 6 It was the third tune this Un1versity School 7 Hawken School o , Milan Edison 21 south Central sH0 1 ACK QVl R DOO RS WI NDO WS . wnph, 4-3. " How many times do you get a chance to wm 20 games," asked the disappointed Billingham after the game . With the bases loaded and two out m the seventh inmng, Reds ' manager Sparky Anderson sent Hal King to the plate to pinch hit for Billingham. . , "I was hoping Hal would run FTUHEEL 110 W. MAIN POMEROY American Conference East w 1.. t. pet. Mram1 2 1 0 667 2 1 0 667 Buffalo ' NY Jets 1 2 ,. 0 333 1 2 0 333 Bai t,. 0 J o •. 000 New Eng Central P1tbgh Cin e in Ctvelnd Houston Kan City OeQver Oakland San D1ego 6~\~~r,? Philip Sporn Plant w , I. t, pet. 3 0 01000 2 2 0 West w. 0 ,667 667 0 000 1 , ... 0 3 I. t. New Haven, W.Va. pd. 2 1 0 667 1 2 0 333 1 2 0 33e 1 2 0 333" Natior~at Conference East _ .,. w. I t. pet. 300100p Dallas :2 · 1 0 667 Wash 2 10667 St LOUIS 111500 NY G1ants 0 2 1 167 Phil a Central w. I. t. pet. M onn Green Say Cent_ral Operating Company's has job openings for pelllaMI1t employment in the following sldlls: Clerical Welders Machinists Electrici8ns • West .+ w .. l. t. pet. 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These jobs p!'Oiide excellent wages and a life insurance, and 'retirwnent. prog~am which insuranc:t disability insurance, sick.18M, halidlyi,_ ' Mbiluth asbiM is in.prclliB, the COIIIPIIIJ contim. tD thtt .... KAREN LEE RU~SELI,.. Secy INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. POMEROY Edne Shoenleb, Agent 'IliE BUCKEYE UNION INSURANCE COMPANY THE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO~lPANIES PHONE 992-5130 . • es Has joined the firm of Reuter Insurance Agency. Inc., as a junior partner ... 107 SYCAMORE . ,. \ B~OGAN ~EUTER ,. ' PH. 992-2143 -992-7428 ' r results . I! A & Midcfleport, 0. ~g~J~A,!v~~:: ..........:.~.488' Store 0, ' "We're essentially a ball-control team," satd Had!, who threw oqly 11 times but completed eight, mcluding his first five. "I have the confidence that-! can callanythirtg and get ' heritage house Bernid . d Sun 714. ANNOUNl;.EMENT 5 PC. DINETIE.. ........... ~58 library admmistrat10n at the YourTHOM ' doubled in the dec1sive run for the Cardinals in thldourth . A crowd of 40,517 in Atlanta saw Aaron hit three singles off Dave Robel'ls and pop out against Don Wilson to fmish the season one homer short of Babe Ruth 's career record of pams • McCLURE'S 4th & Locust . ~ the~ [!;.) TIME, -AND DEUCIOUS ~~:~: 3 .....................~ 1995 McBride and The Pir1iies kept their hopes altve for another 24 hours when they whipped the Montreal Expos, 1().2, Sunday while Ute Cardinals stayed alive with a season-ending 3-1 trmmph <>ver the Philadelphia Phillies. The Houston Astros defeated Vic Washington plunged a 21 West Texas yard for a TD wiUt two seconds St 14 Okla 1 usc 1 <tte) left m the first per1od to g~ve SMU 37 Vlrgmla Tech 6 San Francisco a 7-3 lead but it Texes 28 Texas Tech 12 was virtually all Rams after West that. Air Force 10 New Mex1co 6 Arizona St 67 Colorado St 14 Rookie Cullen Bryant returned the 49erS' kickoff 93 yards for a TD and after Bruce Gossett's field gMI -for San INUIIIIIMCI ' Cha~el 21 Cleve Lat1n c~an=d~id=at:e~fo:r__:th:e~Cy ~-Y~o:un~g~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BY JOE CARNICELLI over New Englandl 4 4~ 23 , ~lyna Catholtc 37 Cleve c c 0 ; UP! Sports Writer Kansas Ctty stwmed {)akland, Astabul a st John 20 Ashtabula Edgewood 7 The Los Angeles Rams have 16-3 Washingd ton whipped ff I R1chmond Heights 21 Fairport ' d 1 h B a big smile for those so-called Ph t Ia e p 1a ,. 28-7, u a o .6 experts who wrote them off upset the NeW York Jets 9--7 Akron St VIncent 13 Lorarn ' ' Southv tew 0 before this season. Cleveland overtook the New Parma P11dua 14 Cleve John The Rams, the surprise team York Giants, 12-10, Chicago Hay 0 • 37 0 reg 0 n s1 of the early Nattonal Football crushed DenVer, 33-14, Cin~ 14 Bngham Youn~ Colorado 52 Baylor 28 League seaSon, ran their cinnati defeated San Diego 2(). ' d Montana st 38 Fresno St 6 record to 3-0 and took a solid 13, and Ba.Itunore ou' Uaste No Arlzon~~ 14 Mont 10 Stanford 23 San Jos~ St 12 lead in the NFC West Sunday NeW Orleans, 1~10 Atlanta ts Utah 35 Oregon 17 with a 4().20 drubbm~ of Uteir at Detroi t tomght. wash.ngton 21 Syracuse 7 archrivals, the San Franc1sco Fred Cox kicked three field "wyomono 31 UTEP 8 49ers /"' goals and Minnesota's defense Blendmg the experience of bo!Oed up Ute Packer offense 30 points tn the second half to 33-year-{)ld John Had! w1th the as the Vikings surged to a sobd hand the Oilers their 14th straight loss. aggressive enthustasm of a ' lea<Hn the NFC Central Mercury Morris sped for 197 young defense, the Rams Rookie tlgi)t end Billy 'Joe surged _to a 27-10 lead at the DuPree caught three TD yards, including scoring runs half and Uten blew !J.t.lk49ers off passes as tbe · Cowboys of 70, 35 and 24 yards as the the field in the !mal pertod. steamrollered St. Louis in Utelr Dolphirts got back on the Hadl, who asked to be traded battle for first in Ute Nll'C East. winning track by ripping New from San Diego last season Pittsburgh, 1ts league• because he didn 't agree With leading defense stunned by an the club's ball control philoso- early Hollliton TD, exploded for • phy, seems to be content with 11 ' Nahonal FootbaiiLeag»e in Los Angeles- winning, obvi~ ously, can ease a multititude of By Untied Standings Press lftterni'lhOQal It'S BACK TO SCHOOL ;~~,~~~~~.~~~........... ~ 199 ' Tex~s game. Rams romp soum M 24 Northern Ill A SOFA BEDS.....................$58 Infants Boys and .., Girls Shoes ~~~:~t~ae;t 41 ace, was innings to preserve the victory. • HEY KIDS! . . . . . . . . . ~ 159 ~~~~:i:~~-~~~~~ . . . ~ 199 ~~~~::s Abilene Boston College 32 " ''_.,., ,....cOfltP'II'I $4988 Tom Seaver,] their scheduled to p1tch Ut_c; ftrst Lou Brock doubled in the first game with G rge Stone, 12-3, ' inning, stole third and scbred slated to start . the second on a sacrifice f!}' by Bake west Texas 7 FULL SIZE HOOVER UPRIGHT- CLEANER .............. . lOLA'S League , and the OBG Men's Chanty Club Inc • Re v . Key and his w1fe Mary , an a s sistant pr ofes sor of Representing: "'""" at BAKERS .,ALE 'C. WARNER Sunday 12,500 I cert~fy that the statements made by me above are correct and complete ~ ., Slltr ''"" ltAU .AIIIII B1ble 2 Mar l S ub s cr~pt r on s Dall y OhtoStateUmverstty, reside in , 1 188 , Sunday , 3,155 c Tolal Pa 1d C1r cu lallon Columbus with their two Da ily s.no Sunday 1L7 1B children Jenny Rebecca 7 ' ' ' D Fre e D1sl n buf 10n by Mall , carr1 e r or Ot her Means .and David RusseU , 5. r Samp les , Compl im entary , and Other Free Cop 1es Da11y 45, Sunday 1 ~2 · 2 Cop.es DIS tr ibuted to News Agents , but not sold Da tly 25 . Sunday 1Jl E . Tota l D1s tnb uti on Da ll y 5,840 , Sund a y 11,973 ,F Off1ce Use. Left Over , Una cc ount ed . S pot~ ed After P r rnt1ng , Da ll y 160 Sunday 527 N. W. COMPTON, 0. - o. 1503 EASTERN AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Pastor to be speaker MRS. ALLEN DIES PORTLAND - Mrs Joseph Allen , Outvtlle , Ohto, formerly Irene Icenhower of thiS area, dted S.turday evemng a t Mt Carmel Hosp1lal m Colwnbus. Funeral serv1ces Wlll be held Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the EMerson Funeral Home m 1 KtrkersVllle where fnends 13,000 . Relig10n, and the Colwnbus may call today and Tuesday · Actual Nl)mber of Copte~ of Btble Institute. Rev . Tley is a Stngle Issue Publtshed Neare st f" evemng from 7·9. to F•hng Date member of the Columbus INCREDIBURG/BLE! FOR ADULTS ' ·~ 4 Daily 5 845 s unday 11. 80 :2 o F ree D1strrbu tro n b y Ma il . Carn er or Oth er Mean s 1 Samp les, compl •m ent a r y. a nd oth er Fr ee Co p1es Da rly 43 , Sunday 122 2 Coptes Drs tr1 bu ted to News Ag e n ts but no t sold Dal ly 30, Sunday 110 . E To tal D•s tr 1but 1on o a .!y 5 ~ 9~ 8 · 6~f~~;Y U;2~ 4 Le ft o ... er , Unacco unt e d . Sp o d e n Af ter Pn n t rng Da ily 8:2 , Sunday 966 G Tofal Dal lY 6.000 . Sun da y TUESDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY FUN NIGHT AT BURGER. CHEF! ' Kauffman George W Byers Il l, o .ane N Byers c us tod ran for Beth No land Bye rs All addr esses Co lumb us , Oh10 a Known Bondhold er s. Mort t;Jage s, and Oth e r Sec ur rt y Hold e r s Ow n rn g or Ho ld mg 1 Per t ent or m or e o f To ta l Amount of Bond s, Mor tgages or other Secur. t. es Oh• o Vall ey Bank , Gal lrpo i1S, Oh1 0 Average No Coptes Each Issue Dur1n9 Preced1ng 12 Months ~ 11 Exte nl and Na t ur e of c ~c u~a~:~r No Coo res cr •nted Dally 6,ooo. s unda y n .ooo s Pa1 o "-' lrc ur a u on 1 : :. ales through Dealer s a nd Carr, ers , s tre e t Vend or s a nd Co unl er Sa les Da il y 4,5 81, Su nday 8,49 8 2 Mail s u.bscrrpt 1on s Da il y , 1\'ffier S W of Wmfleld !Kan 1 16 Bethel 12 Toledo 35 Ohto U 8 Tulane .42 VMI 0 Tulsa 16 Cmc fnnat1 13 · UCLA 14 Michigan 21 W Va 17 Ill 10 Litu gD«illllg/lbor, • . • Bille' ho ' d' e e t d ByUn:·~·:.=~~!~~:;,:~:::··:~:~ 1ng am Isappom, e College Scores PH. 992-7155 MIDDLEPORT . the At)anta Braves, 5-3, w1th ~~ By FRED DOWN Hank A11.ron f/Qishtng t he UPI Sports Wf lte• M.a,or Lt ague standtnts J erry Koosman knew he sea son with a career. total of might need a llille extra if the • 713- hom er s and the San New York Mets were to beat -trranc1sco Gtants topped the New York 8) 79 506 sl s 1 soo the Chicago Cubs Sunday, and Reds, 4-3, m other NL•games • St LOUIS P 1tl s bu rgh 80 81 49 7 clmch at lea st a tie for the Am e rican Leag ue scor es Montr e al 79 83 488 77 83 481 Na tional ·League's Eas tern wer e Chica go • I Oakla!KI 0,. Ch ic ago Ph 1lad e lphra 71 91 438 Division title. California 3• Mmneso'la o, h:tvrd.ay •s ResultsSo he reached bl(ck to 1969 Detroit8 Ne_w York 5, Boston 3 New Yor:k a t Ch icago, 2, ppd , and fed the Cubs® me of the Milwaukee 2 and Texas 3 ram Montrea l 6 P tftsburgh 4 stuff that enabled him to beat Kansa s City '1l St. LOU tS 7 Phll!!delphut 1 the Bai!Unore Orioles twice in The Mets scored three runs Ctn clnnat i 13 San Franc isco 6 Atlanta 7 Houston o, n tght m the fll'St mnmg of the second Los Ute World Sertes. Angeles 3 San o 'iego 2 As a result, the Mets went game wtUt ~ help of a Sunday ' s Result.s Ch rcago York 0, 1st mto today 's make•p, throwing error by Ron S.nto, New York1 New 9 Chicago 2, 2nd , doubleheaer with the CUbs and Cleon Jones ' two-run Pittsburgh 10 Montreal 2 LOUIS 3 Ph1ladelph 1a 2 needing one victory to clinch homer gave them a 5-2 lead in St Houston s Atlanta 3 the title and Ute right to meet the sixth, Koosman allowed •ix San F r~nc l sco 4 Cincinnati 3 gam"es scheduled ) Ute Cincinnati Reds in the NL's hits, walked two, struck out (only Todfy ' s Proboible Pitchers Championship Series. Two seven and both 1 runs were CAll Times EDT} San Diego (Jones 6 6) at Mets 'losses combined with a unearned. Pittsburgh Cl<lson 3 0 ). l 30 , Pittsburgh Pirates wm over Jlm Rooker pitched a-nine-. p m New York (Seaver 18 10 and the S;m Diego Padres m .;lnd drove in three runs Stone 12 31 at Chtcago CPappas another makeup game today with a pall' of smgles and 7 12 and Bonham 7 5). 2. noon (Onlygllmes scheduled) would <!reate a Utree-way Ue Richie Zisk also drove in three Amencan League also mvolving U.e, idle St. Louis" runs £or the Pirates, who . hed the 4-W ' · Saturday' s Resufts Cardinals. I C IDC game Wlul a SlX• Cleveland 6 Balt imore 2, 1St Kopsman's 9~2 vic.tory run rally in t.he fourth uunng. Balt rmore 1 Cleveland 3, 2nd following a 1-0 loss to the :nte Cardina]l; closed out Boston 9 Moiwaukee • New York, J Detroit 0 CUbs in the f1rst game of their season with five stra)gh! Oakland 1 Chocaoo 5 Sunday's doubleheader gave wins as Rick WiSe pitched Kansas Coly 7 Texas l. neon• Callfornta 4 M•nnesota 3, 11 all the in1tiati e t<> the Mets. hitless blill over the last four •nn , noght Ohto State!' the nation 's ' third-ranked team;- crushed, TCU 37-3 Alabama ( ~) ripped Vanderb1it, 44-0, Penn State (6) rolled over Iowa 27-ll in the rain Notre Dam~ (7) topped Purdue, 20-7, Tennessee ( 9) blanked 13th-ranked Auburn, 21~. and -LSU (10) o~ercame Rice, 24-9. Sophomore quarterba ck steve Davis engineered a 7(). yard third quarter drive, scoring himself on a two-yard keeper, to give Oklahoma its upset tie. Southern Cal's touchdown came on a 15,-yard second period pass from Pat Haden to J.K. MeKay, the coach's son, but the Trojans lost star running back AnUtony DaVIS with a sprained ankle after he gained only !7 yards in 14 carries. Davis' status is questionable for Southern California's Pac-8 opener S.turday at Or~gon state. Nebraska needed Tony Davis' 14-yard TD run with 2:48 to go to hold off Wisconsin tn a game which saw Ute lead change hands three tUnes in the closing mmutes. Ohio State lost Champ Henson, last year's national scoring leader, for the season with a knee injury In the game against TCU but it hardly mattered to the powerful Buckeyes, who got 72 and 8yard TD runs by Cornelius Greene and a 68-yardec by Archie Griffin in a 364-yard rlL'Iting attack. Michtgan looked uninsptred in beating Navy on short scormg runs by Chuck Heater and Ed Shuttlesworth. AlabamJ scored the fi"1 four tUnes 1t had the ball and gamed 578 total yards agamst hapless Vanderbilt. Quarterback Tom Shuman passed for three' touchdowns as Perut state scored easily over Iowa, which gained only four yards on the ground; sophomore Art Best rushed for 188 yards m Notre Dame's victory over Purdue; linebacker Hank Walter returned an interceptlion 38 yards for a touchdown and Eddie Brown stole a pass to set up another TD In tennessee's triumph over Auburn; and freshman tailback Ternr Robiskie !X.'Ored two second half touchdowns lo lead u;u to a come-frombehind victory over Rice. 553 Russell 51. !Gravel H1ltl • • ets - had difficulty-most noteably .No. 2 Nebraska, wh1ch barely got past weak Wisconsin, 20-16, and No. 4 Mtehigan, a 14-0 Secon d cl a n po~liQI pi l~ at Pomeroy . Oh 10 " a d vtrlh lng N it l tOI'Iit l - slap 7 · 7 ' ( ,.. By IRA MILLER UPI Spor1s Writer Oklahom~'s football team is gomg on probat10n when the 992 215 1!. Edt lo r ,a l 11 51 ' Alpha Onueron Clia pter of• Delta Kappa Ga nuna, the Long Bottom Chnsttan Church, the Alp ha Eps tlon Chapter ol Fob e.~ . Alpha Della Kappa, Umted Methodtst Women of • th e HOw s wet:t 1t IS 1 Rutland Church, 'and the Rock The Me1gs Marauder tn un1ph ove r Galhpohs Fr~day mght Spn n g~ Better He&lth Club was just wh at the B1g Maroon needed to get the season gomg on ContnbutJons are welcom ed the n ght track. After ]osmg the ftrst 2 games of 1973, the team needed a shot and checks should be . made payable to Mrs. Harold Sauer, m the a rm , If only for confide nc e 's sake. ' . · Surprtsmgly, t he Marauders played Fnday mght wtth c h ai rv. oma n , fm"ance com mittee, and mailed to her at Rt confid ence from the outset When they took the held around 7 30, 1, Middlepor t there was no doubt that t hey k.Jcw a wm was m th e tnakmg, and 1t Club discontinues A vo te to diScontinue meetings of the Homestead Gau)en Cluu,was.taken at the Thtmsday n1ght meetmg of the club members at the home of CHESTER L TAHN E HI\.L.• • E•.rc Ed R O &ERT H OEFL ICH , (lty Ed itor Pu bl tstttO da l lY e Kc ept Sat urda y by The 0 1\ lo valley Pv b\ISh ,ng .C o m pan_. . lll Courl St . Pomera y. Oh io, 4S169 eu sm es Oll tU Phone Fatth shares for the Judson College Se cond M1le s truc tton fund s and made a maroon and gold streamers from the ce iling, wrapped h1s chmr InVIted. donatiOn to the fmance comm maroon and gold , and plac ed ~treamers m s trategic locatw~s REVIVAL, through Oct. 7; Scholarship Fund have been mJltee for prom otmg the one- ove r , under , a round and throug h the Blue Devtl supporter s the members voted to en7·30 ~ach evemng at Lebanon purchased by the One-Won.Qne r wntm g are a ,, dorse the bond 1ssue and to Commun1ty Church; John Els- Class of the Pomeroy Ftrst half rtule 1ssue The class al so mad e Jumor , bemg the good sport that he ts, left the "decora tions c ontribute $25 to help fmance Bapti st Church wick, speakmg the prom otiOn campatgn Meetmg Thursday mght at arran g eme nts to contnbu te m place for some tune, althoug h he m ay not ha ve r ealized how OHIO ETA Ph1 Chapter, fu ssy 1t looked to see htm weavmg hiS way through M1 s> W1lson, asSisted by the c hurch the class also en- monthly toward a proJec t for Beta S1gma Pht Sorortty, 7 30 dis tnbutwn of Btbles m foretgn " MarPuderland" m search of hts telephon e every bme Lt ran g other offt cers and Mrs Martha dorsed the Me~ gs Communtty p. m at the Columbus and languages ( Jumor really IS a good sport He even got a httle chuckle out of Husted, chatrwoman of the Southern Ohio Electrtc off1ce A note of th/riks was read the sympathy card, signed "The Mad Marauder " that he found Imtla tw n comm1ttee, conPUBLIC NOTICE Model meeting w1th Ins Payne from Mrs Ludille Braley for on h1s typewrtter Saturday mormn g) ducted an mtbatory service £or STATEMENT OF to present the cultural MANAGEMENT AND tfts dunn g he r hos p tahMARAUDER MENTION ABLES - It was mce to see MelVIn g 1 four new members , - Zona CIRCULATION program. Hos tesses, Connie "Sure Hands" Cremeans and J. D Story back m the lmeup Harnbnck, Merry D. Sunmons, 1 Til le of P ublrcat1on - The zahon Ba1ley, Phyllts Bennett and Da tl y Se ntin e l &nd Sund ay Devo\ton s · to open the Fr1day mght. Cremeans caught the only Metgs pa ss receptton of and Mrs Maxine Wht!ehead T1 mes Se nlm e l Karen McGraw . th e n1ght, while Stor00 was co ntmuously around the ball, and Mrs Carol Wolfe, Metgs 2 Da te of F!l 1ng - Oc l 1, meetmg were gtven by Mrs J 1973 POMEROY CHAPTER 186, Edward Foster whose toprt' some times even dnftmg deep mto the defen s ive secondary to County 3 Fr eQuency of 1ss ue Attendmg from Metgs OES regular meetmg , 7:45 Mon d a y thro ugh Fr iday a nd was " Thmk of a Joy'' wlth knock down a N1day pass Defens ive end Tom Lowery , a n a ggress1ve player and one of a Y. County were Ethel Chapman, p.m. Past matrons and past Su4n dLocat scnpture from Heb 12·1-6 and •on of Known Off1 ce of the hardest workers at practtce sesstons, d1dn't take long findmg Ruth Euler, Avis Frecker, patrons to be honored, Dues P ub l•c al tO n 111 Cou r t Str ee t, a p oe m , " A Little Bit " Mrs . payable. Oh 10 45769 Pomeroy Rober t Kuhn s ang " Help the goallme followmg hts mterce pt10n around Ute 8 yard lmc m TheodoSia Frecker, Mildred 5 Loca t .on of the Today •· , and the fourth quarter Hawley, Betsy Horky, Mrs CHESTER COUNCIL 323, He a d q uart e r s or Ge n era l Somebody Bu s 1ness Oft rces o f th e devotwns clos ed with prayer .. The play th~t Lower y scored ttie wmnmg tou chdown on Husted, Geneva Nolan, Nelhe Daughters of Amertca, 7 30 Pub liSh ers I ll Cour l Stree t, The teacher 's thought gtven by .~ seems like the ktnd that always goes for the other team But tt p m . at the hall. Pracbce for Pomero y Oh1 0 457 69 Parker, Margaret Parsons, 6 Na me s a nd Ad dr ess es and Mrs. Joseph Cook was lllled went for Meigs, With that tenac1ous defense forcmg Ntd ay mto 3 Maxtne Philson, Mary Vtrgima mspec tlon . Pubt rs her . E d1t or . and rntercephons. 1 • --- ••• Retbel, Gay Sauer, Rosahe Man a g rn g Ed •tor Pu b(ls,he r , " Gd' 0 s Grae e"andshealso " G Gary George did a ftn e JOb on con verswn kicks , htttmg on 3 Ri c hard S Ow en , M1dd leport , WEDNESDAY Story, Mrs Thomas, Anna E OhiO ~ad a , P;~m,R r~c~ou~ out of 3, although 1 was nulhfted by an offsid e penalty The ftnal CHESTER GARDEN Club, Turne r, Ann Webster , and Ed 1tor Che s ter Ta nnehil l. IVlng.l d teh ev .t 0 ethr PAT was a 25 yarder, mdicatmg that George lnaylle called upon Mrdd lepor t Ohto 8:30 p m. at the home of Mrs Dorothy Woodard. Kuhn c ose e mee mg WI Managrng Ed it Or, Rob er ! ( Contmued on page 6) The October meetmg Wlll be Horace Karr w1th Mrs Paul Hoe f lich, Po me r oy. Oh •o prayer 7 Own er Th e Oh10 Va lle y Baer and Mrs . Leonard Erwm, a 12 30 p. m luncheon at Lake MISs Caddte W1ckham and l •s hm g Co Pome r oy . Oh ro , Most a s teroids trav e l In a co-hostesses InstallatiOn of PR1ub Hope Lodge , Oct 27. c hard s Owen . Mrdd lepor t , Mrs Mary Shelton served a doughnut-s haped regwn beoff1cers will be held along w1th Oh 10 .Ewmg T Boles Co de ssert cours e to the 17 twee n the orb1ts of Mars and tumbu s , Oh!O , Mr s Edg ar a h ome flower show Juptter. Several thou sand of s Nolard · Col u mb u s . members attendmg POMEROY LODGE 164 Oh 10 , Ew mg Th oma s Bo le s. Jr , the small bodtes - usually le ss than a mile 10 diamete r F &AM 7· 30 p m Masomc tru s t ee for St eph e n Bo les. Kath e rrn e su san Bol es. Robe rt have been named , but thou· As t ro n a ut E dw a rd Wh1te Temple, Pomeroy. All Master Bo le s , J an iCe Bol es . Lynn B for \\a s t he f 1rs t Amen c an to ·· wa lk m s pace.' ' 20 mmut~s '\ . ' Middleport t NT ER UT OF ME IGS M UON AREA Sports Desk . Sauer, chairwoman , a repor t on contr~buhons wa s made Latest c ontflbutors a re . the . . ' ~oners [)(V OTED TO THE 1It's Always N •• thi s secr e tary ' s offi ce , Roc k Sprmgs Fatrgrounds TUESDAY REVIVAL at Syra c u s~ Chur ch of the • Nazaren e through Oct 7 w1th Rev 0 G. ' McKmney, Charleston, W Va, eva n ge liS t Spec1al s mgmg . Ser vices a t 7 30 e a ch evemng open to pubhc , REVIVAL at 7·30 ea ch evenmg through Oct, 6 at Bradford Church of Chnst with Dale WISe, evangehst. l'ljbltc Thomas outlined for the group the need for the one-half m1ll bond tssue to be voted upon m the November election . She reported tha t fun ds g1ven the sheltered worksh op retarded persons. SE E THAT THE CUSTOMER GETS WHAT money and . prov1dm g c lassrooms and a ar e alwa ys on the 10b work mg for you From a nail to yo u nam e 1t they' r e all of "on e mmd . CQSts the ma tched by th e sta te . The money w1ll be used for the constr uct)on of a buddtn g Our ' FRIEND LY ONE S" county meetin g Tuesday mght<at .the MONDA\' KICKOFF MEETING for Pomeroy Fu s t BaptLst Chu~ch , half m1ll bond tssue for ret.rdfinance commtttee planned ed workshop and school, 7 30 s eve ral fund ra1s mg p r oJects. p.m. Monday at Trtntty A rwnmagc sa le was s et for Chur ch, P-omeroy Everyone Thurs day, • F nd ay and S.turday, begi nnch8""lt 9 a rfi. invited POMEROY GARDEN Club , m the Hlll:hes ~b ulidtng , Thtrd 7 30 p m Monday ot home of Ave ., Middlep ort Re s idents Mrs F red- Blaettnar , Spnng wtth Jtems to con tnbute to the Ave Roll call , verse pertammg r ummage sale a re to leave to fa ll them with Mrs Pau l Ka rr , Chester ; Mr s Geor ge Skmner, EASTERN Athletic Boosters 8 p,m at the htgh school. Rock Spn ngs Road , Mrs Hugh Pictures of Federal-Hockmg Roush, Monkey Run , and Mrs garnf!, to be; shown. Everyone Ha rold S.uer , Rutland . Items may be laken to the bmldmg welco me ME IGS County S. lon Sand 40 ea rly Thursday morning. w1ll meet at 7·30 at the home of Juha Hysell appt oval of voter s he re wtll be " It 's about 11me to rorn the Woodworkers when your boss asks you , ' 'WOULD you mmd workmg?" he Tentattve ' plans were a!s o lllJIIJ.j(!nd ISSUe for COOSlruCllOn Introduced by Mrs. Roberta Wtl so n , The Dai~ sentinel Promote bond issue Ingnd Haw ley, re pr esen ~ ers we re Gov G1Jhgan . tatlve to Buckeye G1rls' State, Lt Go' Brown and the Chi ef and Joe Rosenbaum . .!ustu::e He noted that a sklt on r epresentatl\•e to Buckeye_ Bm s' State was preseoted by Boys' State, reported on the1r the councJlors. ,. e"'penences at th e. Thursday It was announced that 1 the mght meetmg of the Preceptor c hapte r has achieved a three Beta Beta Chapter of Beta star rat~ng fo r soc1al S1gma Phi Soronty held at the achievement and servtce to the home of Mrs . Ruby Ba er Both community ' ." attended under sponsorship of l'he ways and means c om~ U1e chapter nut tee " 1th Mrs Ann Ru pe as M1ss Hawley gave a resume cha 1rwo man a nn oun cedo a of her week at Capital r wnm.ge saleDc t 5 at Thmty Umverstty notmg tha t she was Church, 9 " · m to 4 p. m m the C1ty of Schtll e, County of Membe rs are to ta ke thetr Killworth, and was selected' to 1 um ma gc to th e church be a bill c lerk m the senate She b:J se menl fhursd ay evemng told of Lt Gov .John Brown's aLter 6 p m Mrs Norma addre sS , of Gov J ohn J Ams bary, Mr s Lt lhan Moor e G!lltgan 'ntSll, and of Wtlham and Mr s Shtrley Custer w11l O'Ne il 's ta lk For her par· work the sa le Fnday mormng, t1c 1pa tJOn m G tr ls' Sta te, M1ss w1t h Mrs Rupe a nd othe r s to ". 3- The Dally Sent mel, Middle port-P omeroy, 0 ., Oct. I, 1973 ' Precepto.r has mee{ .- ) • • • • 2 _ The.Da1lv. Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Ocl. I, J9n . ' - • ' • ' • Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Dr. Milton Mason ' APPLICANTS MAY CALL 675-2913 TO ARRANGE .AN INTERVIEW. - ' OPTOMETRISTS ' 181 N. Second Ale. MtDDLEPORT PH. 992·3279 Office hours by appotntment: Mon.-Fri. 9 til 4, Saturday 9 until noon, 1 ~--------~----~----------~~ .' I I . TING PHILIP SPORN PLANT ... ... ' v..... Post OfhCI o80 K 368. New H.••n. w.2l2tl \ TllltphOM .,.. code 304-112-3111 --. ' An Equal OpportunitJ Emplof'r • •• .. ' �-· .. . - . - • Ha \\le y recmved a cc rtlfJc ate · handle 1l m the after noon , a nd an OhJO·sha ped pm .~ Membe r s were rem mded to Rose nbau m 1 e lated ht s s ave thc1r Royal Cr o\\n bo ttle e xpcr1ences at As hland Coll ege c aps Se vera l othe r p r ojects a t Boys ' Sta te w here 28 w e r e discuss ed rn ytlucal c1tles and 7 coun t1e s Members will have a theate r were governed by boys elec ted part ) Oct 11 at the Mounto the state ofh ces He was tawcer Theater , M1s Roberta a ppomted a ss1s tan t d irec tor to O' Bnen a n nounced M~ mbe r s the De pa r tm e n t of Tran s - a r e to not1fy her 1f they pla n to por~t10n Among the s peak - a ttend Mrs. Thomas is speaker Mrs Jeane tte Thoma s, admtmstra tor of the Me1gs Community School, was guest s p eaker at a recent mee tin g of Alpha Om1cron Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma Soc1~ ty at the Partsh House m Jackson . Pron10t1on of the one-hal! pr es ide nt, made (or a bake sale Fnday, of a school bmldmg for the Qct. 19. Durmg the m~tmg re tarded.Chlldren and adull• of c onduc ted by Mrs . Harold U1e MIDDLEPOR T Ga r de n Club , 7:30 p m. at Colwnbus and Southern Ohto ·E lectr1c Co soctal room MASON MOTHE RS Club w1ll sponso r a n Am en ca n Re d Cross bloodmobile from I to 6 p m . at Maso n Ct ty F1re Statton Publtc, please repor t to be don ors MEIGS Coun ty Agrtcultural Soc te t y, • e ve nin g, Mr s . P r o fess10nal Bustness a nd Wome n , th e Mrs Le nv1lle Harmon • By Denny s urely was , ta ken fr om Ma tt. 6 were g1ven by Mrs Donna Morns The collec t was r ead m ums on )11 rs Bernard Ledhe gave the Me1gs took the game to the Blue Dev1ls a nd they couldn t ha ndl e 1t. The Marauder defense, led by J. D. Story (seemg Ius ftrst action since th e Sept 1 scnmmage at Warren ) a nd B1ll Slack, wh o spent th e mght m the Galhpohs backfield, shut off the GAHS ground att ack to pr•cttcally nothmg. The only rearthreat th e Blue could manage was t~e passmg combma hon of Jim Nldayto Leon Briggs, and tha t didn 't even account for thetr lone score The GAHS t.ll y, wh1ch came on a 62 sec1et.ary 's r eport, and Mrs Adn a Wil cox , tre a s ure r , ya rd pass play fr om Niday to Mike Berrtdge, was som e what of 2 fluke m that 3 Ma r auder de fen der s Wf re r1ght on the play, w1th 2 ' Orgamzed only a couple o{ _reported a balance of $18.50 m years ago under sponsorsht[J of the treasury Mrs Larry Barr .. the Rutland Frtendly Gar" "as reun bw;sed for a gtft she dene r s, the club m embership had purchased fo~ a guest had dwmdled to etght, and a speaker vote taken at the meetmg InSalad, tea and coffe e were d1cated that four others were sevved to those named and dtSmterested m continumg tn Mrs Delbert Mitchell, Ten!sa garden club M1tchell, Mrs. Alpha Barr , Mrs Larry Barr conducted Mrs Leshe Hoffman , Mrs the mee bng and devotwns FranciS Wtlcox and Teresa Harmon One- Won-One meets School bond Jssue for con- tie on ·T~ojans repres en1e1 1ve Bott tne iH season. 'sover and won 't be able wilmer over Na_ll' . New York . New York to go to a bowl game, but the Sooners seem determined to leave some memories behind. The thing they'd like most to be remembered .as is the nation's No. I team. The eighthranked Sooners tied topranked Southern California, the _def~ ndlng national chamtnon, 1,1 Saturday night at Los Angeles, prompting an admission from TrOjQS Coach John McKay that his team might not defend its crown. · "We' re not that awe-inspiring ;" conceded McKay, and a look at the statistics bore him out. ~ Oklahoma utRained the Trojans 339 y rds to 1691 dominated ball control 69 plays to 53 and had twiCe as many fll'st downs, 18-9. The Sooners would have won, too, but they missed a pair of chip-Bhot field goals. "I ' have an empty feeling inside," said Barry Switzer, who took over from Chuck Fairbanks as the Oklahoma t'Oach this year and then found his team on two year's probation for recruiting viola,. ' Uons, He said Ute Sooners 1'played well enough" to win. McKay sa1d SouUtern Cal's problem was that "bas1cally, we're not concentrating enough," and he satd "the coaching staff is at fault as much as the players ." Besides USC and Oklahoma, every other team m the top 10 won S.turday, although some PhOn e 992 Gill ag her , Inc, 12 E.nt 4:lnd Sl Si,ibsc r lpt•o n rates Del •ve red b y c<!lrr i er where ava•l able ~s c e nt s pu week . By Mo to r RoiJ i e where car r h,r ser vice not ev allabte One m onth i 2 By m<'!t l ln Ohio t~nd w va . One Yea r ~16 Sill m on ths 8 50 Three m o nth s ~ $ 50 Else wh ere t. lB year , S!J: mon lh S S9 SO thf ee m.bnlh.! , f 1.6 Su bscri pt 1o n t l ude S S un d a v pr1Ct! '" T tmes Sent tnel If current na m e trends hold m th e Umt ed Sta t es , 1t may b e s o lo ng J a m es and Jane a nd hello Ja son a nd J e nnife r , the two latest nomma l rages . colhdtng, thus opemng up the h eld for Berndge's scamper However crec:ht should be gtven where t! IS du e, and N1day d1d throw a ~erfeet strtke to the Gall 1polis co-captam who made a fm e catch on the dea d run Credit should also go to the Mara uder offens1ve hn e, which opened a beautiful hole for Terry Whitlatch on hts 78 yard TD dash. Many knew the speedy Junior could _break one 1f he could JUSt get into the secondary NEWSPAPER NONSENSE ~ Juruor W1lson, who covers Gi!lltpohs spOrts for the Dally Trtbune, and yours truly, had a httle psychologteal rtvalry of t heir own gomg last wee k. I C<ln· tmuously played down the Marauders, wh•le Junior always r eplied w1th " Chancey a lways c omes up with s omethmg agamst Galhpolis " The topper of 1t all came Fnday morntng \\hen Jumor entered hts off1ce at the Tnbune to find h1s desk besteged with Marauderism It seems sQine one ( I don 't know who It could have been) arnved m the wee hours of the mornmg and strung Ba ltim or e , Md , was th e firs t c tty t o e rect a monument to George Washmgton NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Cas e No 2102s Estate of Mannn Mahre Hudson Dece a se d Not ice 1S he reby g 1ven that F red w Crow . Ill ol Pom ero y , Oh 10, ha s be en duly appomt ed An c il lary Adm•n •stra to r of the Es t a te o l Mary ln Mah r e Hudso n, deceased , late of Lake CotJ n ty , lnd tana Cr edrto r s a r e reQ uired to ftle th e •r c larms w rth sa •d f1d UC 1a ry wr lh•n fou r rnonths Da t ed th ts 19th da ..- of Se p temb e r 1973 Mann mg D Webst er Proba le Jud ge of sard c ounty ( 9 ) :24 {1 0J 1 8, 3tc We endeavor to·do the right thing every time. ' Isn't that simple? 1POMEROY MOTOR CO. en apartment or house, State Farm can prOYide the lmpor· tan! proteclron · you need for your clothes, furntture, per sorl'al bAtonglngs and for yo u , too, tn ease of habthty law- - swts And the cost 15 low Let PH . 992 -2126 me g111e you all the deta11s POMEROY, OHIO Stephen C. Snowden '" 1965 10 lb. Coin-Op ' CLEANING Masons invited MIImLEPORT FIREMEN'S Auxlliary, 8p. m. at the ftrehouse. Roberta, Dalley and Allee M1lls, hostesses MIDDLEPORT LITERARY club, home of Mrs James Titus, Rutland, 2 p.m . Books to be rev1ewed, t;Jy Mrs Nan Moore, 10All Und'elf Heaven " by Pearl Buck, and "Jonathan L1vmg ston Seagull" by Richard Bach to be reviewed by Mrs. Rodney Dowmng. Response wtll be a tribute to the late Pearl Buck. $3.50 ROBINSON'S CLEANERS ·~ POMEROY 216 E. Sec: ond 1 ,.------------..I •' .Here's the Man T{) See For • • • 1sem-s I 4 p.m. 'to closing French Fnes, Turnover & Large Ormk I I .I I I FOR K!OS Only Fun burger' " • French Fnes. Small Onnk & Loll1pop SOc I BEST ·special Family Meal Prices : 1 THE .. Big She!' 04 f~t~?ayp~ ; ~ crrc ulat 1 on ~ Lou Osborne SEARS Catalog Merchant I 1:n o E I Mam Pomeroy PH. 992-2178 L.----------~ .11 Ext ent a nd Na t ure of c .rcu latr on A Tota l No Cop.es Pn nted , D~ t ly 6.00 0. Sun da y. 12,500 . B Pa td Cu;c u!ali on 1 Sa les Through Dea ler s and c a r r 1e rs r St ree t Ven dors an d Coun ter Sal es Da ily 4,58:2 , sun day s ands more ex1 s t The Bethel Baptist Church, 2712 Alms Place , Cmcmnatt, wtll observe the 29th anmversary of their pastor, the R.e verend Harry Brown, S unday , Octobe r 7 Gue st s peake r for the mormng worshtp servi ce w1ll be the Reverend Henry L. Key, Jr ., pastor of the Mt . Monah Baptist Church, Middleport. Reverend Key was ordamed into the Baptist Mintstry at Second Baptis t Church , Columbus, September 25, 1970, • by the pastor at that time, the Rever e nd C. f Jenkms He IS a produc t ofth eColumbUs Pubhc School system, and has studted at the Ohlo State Umversity, ~­ the Colwnbus Baptist School of s.m Baptist Mini s ters' Value Time MARTA D ~ and E 'n C ORIGINALS G TO TA L Dally 6 , 000 . <10 ) 1, li e RICHARDS OWEN Long Dresses Plain colors, prints OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9: 30 TO 12, 2 T0' 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS ) - EAST COURT 0 ·T , POME OY. 51.\f( Main at Sycam o re Pomeroy , Ohio FARM fiRf -·- POLL-PAR ROT 00 LUNCHES AT. .$ 9x12 588 LI~OLEUM RUGS ......... . ?z~~~~~~~~~ . :. SQ. YD. $299 . INSURANCE AGENCY LARRY Name Brand Furniture alld Appliances at the Lowest Possl.ble Prices. Now Located At 102 W. MAIN POMEROY ' • BAKER F.URN ITURE STATE AUTOMOBILE MUTUALS INS. OHIO F,ARMERS INSURANCE CO. AUTO-OWN.ERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. MJDDLEPORT,'llHIO Franctsco, Lawrence Me· Cutcheon ran 11 yards for a score and Hadl threw 39 yards to Harold Jackson for another. ' David Ray ldcked three field goals and Tony Baker barrelled a yard for a TD• to make it 4().13 before 49er reserve Steve Spumer threw a 2().yard TD pass to Ted Kwallck. Minnesota, Dallas and Pittsburgh joined Los Angeles are the NFL's ohly unbeaten teams. Minnesota downed • Green Bay, 11-3, Dallas crushed St. Louis, 4!>-10, and Pittsburgh trounced Houstonn 38-7: Elsewhere, Miami rolled • • '' • LARRY BROGAN ' Auto, Fire Accicl~tnt & Health Homeowners Bonds A _,. Carbo _ ay -~ .. -----------~------------------------------- CINCINN ATI (UP!) - Jack aw ard • , orrly National League pitcher Billingham feels hke a hitter Btlltng ham flru shed Wl1h a to wm 20 games this year, endwho just f1mshed the season 19-10 record wh1le Bryant, the ed w1th a 24-12 mark. w1th a 299 ba tting ave1 age. t The Cincinna ti Reds r1ght- -----~-,.-----+---'' ---:----'- BEII...I hander was thwarted m his search for a 20th v1ctor y Sunday -against tbe San Franctsco Giants, who IIIS!ead presented Ront Bryant with his 24th tri- '· into one," explained Ander son. ~!eve co111nwood 7 GtenvHle Cleve 6 • Cleve East 8 Cleve Kennedy a the season G1ant's ace --=•" ,.,~ip )WI ·"'"' up to 40 % fuel costs. • GENUIN E FL EX 0 GLASS 1s f,J r stronger than pol yethylll!! ne. 11 s the onl y pla'§.IIC w•ndow mat e on the edge for your prolec - GU AR~NTHO n il! !!le> Bed•ord HOLOS tn 2 IN HEAT KEEPS YE ~R S I OUT COLD W4 •P B<O \ C ~ ( 41 0 t..ob">l Po.,., \ " 1'1 ., \IC\S" ~ f' 19 :? ~ t•on t At Your H.-rdw.. re. Lumber .1nd 8u1ldmc SupP.fY Store FLEx·O·GLASS GLASS·O·NET WYR·O·GLASS SCREEN·GLASS FLEX·O·PANE went bona~fide , protected With Flu 0 Glass c.t n name MEANS SAHHACJION GUAIIANJI no-hitterwhichpromptedmana pL~SflC e Homes EBERSBACH HARDWARE ager Charlie Fox to promote as llG E c Rt Sf into the seventh inmng With a Bryant 1 fL[J(1BL( He said tt wasn ~ a tough decision to make a s a manager but because of hiS personal feelings it may have been " one of the toughest decJSlons I've had to make." Bobby Bonds homered and Detroit ~u,:::v~so~ka:'es singled and drove home three Boston 3 M;twaukee 2 Chocago 1 Oakland o, 10 Inn runs for the Giants in the seaCaliforn•a 3 Minnesota 0 Texas 3 Kansas Coty o. noght son filiate for both dubs. ~ ~ """ 'v games scheduled) Bryan! had a no.IJ1tter gomg -----with out in the seventh mning Ohio High School when Tony Perez homered and Football Results Jolmny Bench and Andy Kosco By United Pren International followed w1th doubles for the Saturdly Valley Forge 7 Shaker He1ghts fll'st two runs for the Reds . 6 Gilmour 12 west Res Academy 6 It was the third tune this Un1versity School 7 Hawken School o , Milan Edison 21 south Central sH0 1 ACK QVl R DOO RS WI NDO WS . wnph, 4-3. " How many times do you get a chance to wm 20 games," asked the disappointed Billingham after the game . With the bases loaded and two out m the seventh inmng, Reds ' manager Sparky Anderson sent Hal King to the plate to pinch hit for Billingham. . , "I was hoping Hal would run FTUHEEL 110 W. MAIN POMEROY American Conference East w 1.. t. pet. Mram1 2 1 0 667 2 1 0 667 Buffalo ' NY Jets 1 2 ,. 0 333 1 2 0 333 Bai t,. 0 J o •. 000 New Eng Central P1tbgh Cin e in Ctvelnd Houston Kan City OeQver Oakland San D1ego 6~\~~r,? Philip Sporn Plant w , I. t, pet. 3 0 01000 2 2 0 West w. 0 ,667 667 0 000 1 , ... 0 3 I. t. New Haven, W.Va. pd. 2 1 0 667 1 2 0 333 1 2 0 33e 1 2 0 333" Natior~at Conference East _ .,. w. I t. pet. 300100p Dallas :2 · 1 0 667 Wash 2 10667 St LOUIS 111500 NY G1ants 0 2 1 167 Phil a Central w. I. t. pet. M onn Green Say Cent_ral Operating Company's has job openings for pelllaMI1t employment in the following sldlls: Clerical Welders Machinists Electrici8ns • West .+ w .. l. t. pet. 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These jobs p!'Oiide excellent wages and a life insurance, and 'retirwnent. prog~am which insuranc:t disability insurance, sick.18M, halidlyi,_ ' Mbiluth asbiM is in.prclliB, the COIIIPIIIJ contim. tD thtt .... KAREN LEE RU~SELI,.. Secy INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. POMEROY Edne Shoenleb, Agent 'IliE BUCKEYE UNION INSURANCE COMPANY THE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO~lPANIES PHONE 992-5130 . • es Has joined the firm of Reuter Insurance Agency. Inc., as a junior partner ... 107 SYCAMORE . ,. \ B~OGAN ~EUTER ,. ' PH. 992-2143 -992-7428 ' r results . I! A & Midcfleport, 0. ~g~J~A,!v~~:: ..........:.~.488' Store 0, ' "We're essentially a ball-control team," satd Had!, who threw oqly 11 times but completed eight, mcluding his first five. "I have the confidence that-! can callanythirtg and get ' heritage house Bernid . d Sun 714. ANNOUNl;.EMENT 5 PC. DINETIE.. ........... ~58 library admmistrat10n at the YourTHOM ' doubled in the dec1sive run for the Cardinals in thldourth . A crowd of 40,517 in Atlanta saw Aaron hit three singles off Dave Robel'ls and pop out against Don Wilson to fmish the season one homer short of Babe Ruth 's career record of pams • McCLURE'S 4th & Locust . ~ the~ [!;.) TIME, -AND DEUCIOUS ~~:~: 3 .....................~ 1995 McBride and The Pir1iies kept their hopes altve for another 24 hours when they whipped the Montreal Expos, 1().2, Sunday while Ute Cardinals stayed alive with a season-ending 3-1 trmmph <>ver the Philadelphia Phillies. The Houston Astros defeated Vic Washington plunged a 21 West Texas yard for a TD wiUt two seconds St 14 Okla 1 usc 1 <tte) left m the first per1od to g~ve SMU 37 Vlrgmla Tech 6 San Francisco a 7-3 lead but it Texes 28 Texas Tech 12 was virtually all Rams after West that. Air Force 10 New Mex1co 6 Arizona St 67 Colorado St 14 Rookie Cullen Bryant returned the 49erS' kickoff 93 yards for a TD and after Bruce Gossett's field gMI -for San INUIIIIIMCI ' Cha~el 21 Cleve Lat1n c~an=d~id=at:e~fo:r__:th:e~Cy ~-Y~o:un~g~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BY JOE CARNICELLI over New Englandl 4 4~ 23 , ~lyna Catholtc 37 Cleve c c 0 ; UP! Sports Writer Kansas Ctty stwmed {)akland, Astabul a st John 20 Ashtabula Edgewood 7 The Los Angeles Rams have 16-3 Washingd ton whipped ff I R1chmond Heights 21 Fairport ' d 1 h B a big smile for those so-called Ph t Ia e p 1a ,. 28-7, u a o .6 experts who wrote them off upset the NeW York Jets 9--7 Akron St VIncent 13 Lorarn ' ' Southv tew 0 before this season. Cleveland overtook the New Parma P11dua 14 Cleve John The Rams, the surprise team York Giants, 12-10, Chicago Hay 0 • 37 0 reg 0 n s1 of the early Nattonal Football crushed DenVer, 33-14, Cin~ 14 Bngham Youn~ Colorado 52 Baylor 28 League seaSon, ran their cinnati defeated San Diego 2(). ' d Montana st 38 Fresno St 6 record to 3-0 and took a solid 13, and Ba.Itunore ou' Uaste No Arlzon~~ 14 Mont 10 Stanford 23 San Jos~ St 12 lead in the NFC West Sunday NeW Orleans, 1~10 Atlanta ts Utah 35 Oregon 17 with a 4().20 drubbm~ of Uteir at Detroi t tomght. wash.ngton 21 Syracuse 7 archrivals, the San Franc1sco Fred Cox kicked three field "wyomono 31 UTEP 8 49ers /"' goals and Minnesota's defense Blendmg the experience of bo!Oed up Ute Packer offense 30 points tn the second half to 33-year-{)ld John Had! w1th the as the Vikings surged to a sobd hand the Oilers their 14th straight loss. aggressive enthustasm of a ' lea<Hn the NFC Central Mercury Morris sped for 197 young defense, the Rams Rookie tlgi)t end Billy 'Joe surged _to a 27-10 lead at the DuPree caught three TD yards, including scoring runs half and Uten blew !J.t.lk49ers off passes as tbe · Cowboys of 70, 35 and 24 yards as the the field in the !mal pertod. steamrollered St. Louis in Utelr Dolphirts got back on the Hadl, who asked to be traded battle for first in Ute Nll'C East. winning track by ripping New from San Diego last season Pittsburgh, 1ts league• because he didn 't agree With leading defense stunned by an the club's ball control philoso- early Hollliton TD, exploded for • phy, seems to be content with 11 ' Nahonal FootbaiiLeag»e in Los Angeles- winning, obvi~ ously, can ease a multititude of By Untied Standings Press lftterni'lhOQal It'S BACK TO SCHOOL ;~~,~~~~~.~~~........... ~ 199 ' Tex~s game. Rams romp soum M 24 Northern Ill A SOFA BEDS.....................$58 Infants Boys and .., Girls Shoes ~~~:~t~ae;t 41 ace, was innings to preserve the victory. • HEY KIDS! . . . . . . . . . ~ 159 ~~~~:i:~~-~~~~~ . . . ~ 199 ~~~~::s Abilene Boston College 32 " ''_.,., ,....cOfltP'II'I $4988 Tom Seaver,] their scheduled to p1tch Ut_c; ftrst Lou Brock doubled in the first game with G rge Stone, 12-3, ' inning, stole third and scbred slated to start . the second on a sacrifice f!}' by Bake west Texas 7 FULL SIZE HOOVER UPRIGHT- CLEANER .............. . lOLA'S League , and the OBG Men's Chanty Club Inc • Re v . Key and his w1fe Mary , an a s sistant pr ofes sor of Representing: "'""" at BAKERS .,ALE 'C. WARNER Sunday 12,500 I cert~fy that the statements made by me above are correct and complete ~ ., Slltr ''"" ltAU .AIIIII B1ble 2 Mar l S ub s cr~pt r on s Dall y OhtoStateUmverstty, reside in , 1 188 , Sunday , 3,155 c Tolal Pa 1d C1r cu lallon Columbus with their two Da ily s.no Sunday 1L7 1B children Jenny Rebecca 7 ' ' ' D Fre e D1sl n buf 10n by Mall , carr1 e r or Ot her Means .and David RusseU , 5. r Samp les , Compl im entary , and Other Free Cop 1es Da11y 45, Sunday 1 ~2 · 2 Cop.es DIS tr ibuted to News Agents , but not sold Da tly 25 . Sunday 1Jl E . Tota l D1s tnb uti on Da ll y 5,840 , Sund a y 11,973 ,F Off1ce Use. Left Over , Una cc ount ed . S pot~ ed After P r rnt1ng , Da ll y 160 Sunday 527 N. W. COMPTON, 0. - o. 1503 EASTERN AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Pastor to be speaker MRS. ALLEN DIES PORTLAND - Mrs Joseph Allen , Outvtlle , Ohto, formerly Irene Icenhower of thiS area, dted S.turday evemng a t Mt Carmel Hosp1lal m Colwnbus. Funeral serv1ces Wlll be held Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the EMerson Funeral Home m 1 KtrkersVllle where fnends 13,000 . Relig10n, and the Colwnbus may call today and Tuesday · Actual Nl)mber of Copte~ of Btble Institute. Rev . Tley is a Stngle Issue Publtshed Neare st f" evemng from 7·9. to F•hng Date member of the Columbus INCREDIBURG/BLE! FOR ADULTS ' ·~ 4 Daily 5 845 s unday 11. 80 :2 o F ree D1strrbu tro n b y Ma il . Carn er or Oth er Mean s 1 Samp les, compl •m ent a r y. a nd oth er Fr ee Co p1es Da rly 43 , Sunday 122 2 Coptes Drs tr1 bu ted to News Ag e n ts but no t sold Dal ly 30, Sunday 110 . E To tal D•s tr 1but 1on o a .!y 5 ~ 9~ 8 · 6~f~~;Y U;2~ 4 Le ft o ... er , Unacco unt e d . Sp o d e n Af ter Pn n t rng Da ily 8:2 , Sunday 966 G Tofal Dal lY 6.000 . Sun da y TUESDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY FUN NIGHT AT BURGER. CHEF! ' Kauffman George W Byers Il l, o .ane N Byers c us tod ran for Beth No land Bye rs All addr esses Co lumb us , Oh10 a Known Bondhold er s. Mort t;Jage s, and Oth e r Sec ur rt y Hold e r s Ow n rn g or Ho ld mg 1 Per t ent or m or e o f To ta l Amount of Bond s, Mor tgages or other Secur. t. es Oh• o Vall ey Bank , Gal lrpo i1S, Oh1 0 Average No Coptes Each Issue Dur1n9 Preced1ng 12 Months ~ 11 Exte nl and Na t ur e of c ~c u~a~:~r No Coo res cr •nted Dally 6,ooo. s unda y n .ooo s Pa1 o "-' lrc ur a u on 1 : :. ales through Dealer s a nd Carr, ers , s tre e t Vend or s a nd Co unl er Sa les Da il y 4,5 81, Su nday 8,49 8 2 Mail s u.bscrrpt 1on s Da il y , 1\'ffier S W of Wmfleld !Kan 1 16 Bethel 12 Toledo 35 Ohto U 8 Tulane .42 VMI 0 Tulsa 16 Cmc fnnat1 13 · UCLA 14 Michigan 21 W Va 17 Ill 10 Litu gD«illllg/lbor, • . • Bille' ho ' d' e e t d ByUn:·~·:.=~~!~~:;,:~:::··:~:~ 1ng am Isappom, e College Scores PH. 992-7155 MIDDLEPORT . the At)anta Braves, 5-3, w1th ~~ By FRED DOWN Hank A11.ron f/Qishtng t he UPI Sports Wf lte• M.a,or Lt ague standtnts J erry Koosman knew he sea son with a career. total of might need a llille extra if the • 713- hom er s and the San New York Mets were to beat -trranc1sco Gtants topped the New York 8) 79 506 sl s 1 soo the Chicago Cubs Sunday, and Reds, 4-3, m other NL•games • St LOUIS P 1tl s bu rgh 80 81 49 7 clmch at lea st a tie for the Am e rican Leag ue scor es Montr e al 79 83 488 77 83 481 Na tional ·League's Eas tern wer e Chica go • I Oakla!KI 0,. Ch ic ago Ph 1lad e lphra 71 91 438 Division title. California 3• Mmneso'la o, h:tvrd.ay •s ResultsSo he reached bl(ck to 1969 Detroit8 Ne_w York 5, Boston 3 New Yor:k a t Ch icago, 2, ppd , and fed the Cubs® me of the Milwaukee 2 and Texas 3 ram Montrea l 6 P tftsburgh 4 stuff that enabled him to beat Kansa s City '1l St. LOU tS 7 Phll!!delphut 1 the Bai!Unore Orioles twice in The Mets scored three runs Ctn clnnat i 13 San Franc isco 6 Atlanta 7 Houston o, n tght m the fll'St mnmg of the second Los Ute World Sertes. Angeles 3 San o 'iego 2 As a result, the Mets went game wtUt ~ help of a Sunday ' s Result.s Ch rcago York 0, 1st mto today 's make•p, throwing error by Ron S.nto, New York1 New 9 Chicago 2, 2nd , doubleheaer with the CUbs and Cleon Jones ' two-run Pittsburgh 10 Montreal 2 LOUIS 3 Ph1ladelph 1a 2 needing one victory to clinch homer gave them a 5-2 lead in St Houston s Atlanta 3 the title and Ute right to meet the sixth, Koosman allowed •ix San F r~nc l sco 4 Cincinnati 3 gam"es scheduled ) Ute Cincinnati Reds in the NL's hits, walked two, struck out (only Todfy ' s Proboible Pitchers Championship Series. Two seven and both 1 runs were CAll Times EDT} San Diego (Jones 6 6) at Mets 'losses combined with a unearned. Pittsburgh Cl<lson 3 0 ). l 30 , Pittsburgh Pirates wm over Jlm Rooker pitched a-nine-. p m New York (Seaver 18 10 and the S;m Diego Padres m .;lnd drove in three runs Stone 12 31 at Chtcago CPappas another makeup game today with a pall' of smgles and 7 12 and Bonham 7 5). 2. noon (Onlygllmes scheduled) would <!reate a Utree-way Ue Richie Zisk also drove in three Amencan League also mvolving U.e, idle St. Louis" runs £or the Pirates, who . hed the 4-W ' · Saturday' s Resufts Cardinals. I C IDC game Wlul a SlX• Cleveland 6 Balt imore 2, 1St Kopsman's 9~2 vic.tory run rally in t.he fourth uunng. Balt rmore 1 Cleveland 3, 2nd following a 1-0 loss to the :nte Cardina]l; closed out Boston 9 Moiwaukee • New York, J Detroit 0 CUbs in the f1rst game of their season with five stra)gh! Oakland 1 Chocaoo 5 Sunday's doubleheader gave wins as Rick WiSe pitched Kansas Coly 7 Texas l. neon• Callfornta 4 M•nnesota 3, 11 all the in1tiati e t<> the Mets. hitless blill over the last four •nn , noght Ohto State!' the nation 's ' third-ranked team;- crushed, TCU 37-3 Alabama ( ~) ripped Vanderb1it, 44-0, Penn State (6) rolled over Iowa 27-ll in the rain Notre Dam~ (7) topped Purdue, 20-7, Tennessee ( 9) blanked 13th-ranked Auburn, 21~. and -LSU (10) o~ercame Rice, 24-9. Sophomore quarterba ck steve Davis engineered a 7(). yard third quarter drive, scoring himself on a two-yard keeper, to give Oklahoma its upset tie. Southern Cal's touchdown came on a 15,-yard second period pass from Pat Haden to J.K. MeKay, the coach's son, but the Trojans lost star running back AnUtony DaVIS with a sprained ankle after he gained only !7 yards in 14 carries. Davis' status is questionable for Southern California's Pac-8 opener S.turday at Or~gon state. Nebraska needed Tony Davis' 14-yard TD run with 2:48 to go to hold off Wisconsin tn a game which saw Ute lead change hands three tUnes in the closing mmutes. Ohio State lost Champ Henson, last year's national scoring leader, for the season with a knee injury In the game against TCU but it hardly mattered to the powerful Buckeyes, who got 72 and 8yard TD runs by Cornelius Greene and a 68-yardec by Archie Griffin in a 364-yard rlL'Iting attack. Michtgan looked uninsptred in beating Navy on short scormg runs by Chuck Heater and Ed Shuttlesworth. AlabamJ scored the fi"1 four tUnes 1t had the ball and gamed 578 total yards agamst hapless Vanderbilt. Quarterback Tom Shuman passed for three' touchdowns as Perut state scored easily over Iowa, which gained only four yards on the ground; sophomore Art Best rushed for 188 yards m Notre Dame's victory over Purdue; linebacker Hank Walter returned an interceptlion 38 yards for a touchdown and Eddie Brown stole a pass to set up another TD In tennessee's triumph over Auburn; and freshman tailback Ternr Robiskie !X.'Ored two second half touchdowns lo lead u;u to a come-frombehind victory over Rice. 553 Russell 51. !Gravel H1ltl • • ets - had difficulty-most noteably .No. 2 Nebraska, wh1ch barely got past weak Wisconsin, 20-16, and No. 4 Mtehigan, a 14-0 Secon d cl a n po~liQI pi l~ at Pomeroy . Oh 10 " a d vtrlh lng N it l tOI'Iit l - slap 7 · 7 ' ( ,.. By IRA MILLER UPI Spor1s Writer Oklahom~'s football team is gomg on probat10n when the 992 215 1!. Edt lo r ,a l 11 51 ' Alpha Onueron Clia pter of• Delta Kappa Ga nuna, the Long Bottom Chnsttan Church, the Alp ha Eps tlon Chapter ol Fob e.~ . Alpha Della Kappa, Umted Methodtst Women of • th e HOw s wet:t 1t IS 1 Rutland Church, 'and the Rock The Me1gs Marauder tn un1ph ove r Galhpohs Fr~day mght Spn n g~ Better He&lth Club was just wh at the B1g Maroon needed to get the season gomg on ContnbutJons are welcom ed the n ght track. After ]osmg the ftrst 2 games of 1973, the team needed a shot and checks should be . made payable to Mrs. Harold Sauer, m the a rm , If only for confide nc e 's sake. ' . · Surprtsmgly, t he Marauders played Fnday mght wtth c h ai rv. oma n , fm"ance com mittee, and mailed to her at Rt confid ence from the outset When they took the held around 7 30, 1, Middlepor t there was no doubt that t hey k.Jcw a wm was m th e tnakmg, and 1t Club discontinues A vo te to diScontinue meetings of the Homestead Gau)en Cluu,was.taken at the Thtmsday n1ght meetmg of the club members at the home of CHESTER L TAHN E HI\.L.• • E•.rc Ed R O &ERT H OEFL ICH , (lty Ed itor Pu bl tstttO da l lY e Kc ept Sat urda y by The 0 1\ lo valley Pv b\ISh ,ng .C o m pan_. . lll Courl St . Pomera y. Oh io, 4S169 eu sm es Oll tU Phone Fatth shares for the Judson College Se cond M1le s truc tton fund s and made a maroon and gold streamers from the ce iling, wrapped h1s chmr InVIted. donatiOn to the fmance comm maroon and gold , and plac ed ~treamers m s trategic locatw~s REVIVAL, through Oct. 7; Scholarship Fund have been mJltee for prom otmg the one- ove r , under , a round and throug h the Blue Devtl supporter s the members voted to en7·30 ~ach evemng at Lebanon purchased by the One-Won.Qne r wntm g are a ,, dorse the bond 1ssue and to Commun1ty Church; John Els- Class of the Pomeroy Ftrst half rtule 1ssue The class al so mad e Jumor , bemg the good sport that he ts, left the "decora tions c ontribute $25 to help fmance Bapti st Church wick, speakmg the prom otiOn campatgn Meetmg Thursday mght at arran g eme nts to contnbu te m place for some tune, althoug h he m ay not ha ve r ealized how OHIO ETA Ph1 Chapter, fu ssy 1t looked to see htm weavmg hiS way through M1 s> W1lson, asSisted by the c hurch the class also en- monthly toward a proJec t for Beta S1gma Pht Sorortty, 7 30 dis tnbutwn of Btbles m foretgn " MarPuderland" m search of hts telephon e every bme Lt ran g other offt cers and Mrs Martha dorsed the Me~ gs Communtty p. m at the Columbus and languages ( Jumor really IS a good sport He even got a httle chuckle out of Husted, chatrwoman of the Southern Ohio Electrtc off1ce A note of th/riks was read the sympathy card, signed "The Mad Marauder " that he found Imtla tw n comm1ttee, conPUBLIC NOTICE Model meeting w1th Ins Payne from Mrs Ludille Braley for on h1s typewrtter Saturday mormn g) ducted an mtbatory service £or STATEMENT OF to present the cultural MANAGEMENT AND tfts dunn g he r hos p tahMARAUDER MENTION ABLES - It was mce to see MelVIn g 1 four new members , - Zona CIRCULATION program. Hos tesses, Connie "Sure Hands" Cremeans and J. D Story back m the lmeup Harnbnck, Merry D. Sunmons, 1 Til le of P ublrcat1on - The zahon Ba1ley, Phyllts Bennett and Da tl y Se ntin e l &nd Sund ay Devo\ton s · to open the Fr1day mght. Cremeans caught the only Metgs pa ss receptton of and Mrs Maxine Wht!ehead T1 mes Se nlm e l Karen McGraw . th e n1ght, while Stor00 was co ntmuously around the ball, and Mrs Carol Wolfe, Metgs 2 Da te of F!l 1ng - Oc l 1, meetmg were gtven by Mrs J 1973 POMEROY CHAPTER 186, Edward Foster whose toprt' some times even dnftmg deep mto the defen s ive secondary to County 3 Fr eQuency of 1ss ue Attendmg from Metgs OES regular meetmg , 7:45 Mon d a y thro ugh Fr iday a nd was " Thmk of a Joy'' wlth knock down a N1day pass Defens ive end Tom Lowery , a n a ggress1ve player and one of a Y. County were Ethel Chapman, p.m. Past matrons and past Su4n dLocat scnpture from Heb 12·1-6 and •on of Known Off1 ce of the hardest workers at practtce sesstons, d1dn't take long findmg Ruth Euler, Avis Frecker, patrons to be honored, Dues P ub l•c al tO n 111 Cou r t Str ee t, a p oe m , " A Little Bit " Mrs . payable. Oh 10 45769 Pomeroy Rober t Kuhn s ang " Help the goallme followmg hts mterce pt10n around Ute 8 yard lmc m TheodoSia Frecker, Mildred 5 Loca t .on of the Today •· , and the fourth quarter Hawley, Betsy Horky, Mrs CHESTER COUNCIL 323, He a d q uart e r s or Ge n era l Somebody Bu s 1ness Oft rces o f th e devotwns clos ed with prayer .. The play th~t Lower y scored ttie wmnmg tou chdown on Husted, Geneva Nolan, Nelhe Daughters of Amertca, 7 30 Pub liSh ers I ll Cour l Stree t, The teacher 's thought gtven by .~ seems like the ktnd that always goes for the other team But tt p m . at the hall. Pracbce for Pomero y Oh1 0 457 69 Parker, Margaret Parsons, 6 Na me s a nd Ad dr ess es and Mrs. Joseph Cook was lllled went for Meigs, With that tenac1ous defense forcmg Ntd ay mto 3 Maxtne Philson, Mary Vtrgima mspec tlon . Pubt rs her . E d1t or . and rntercephons. 1 • --- ••• Retbel, Gay Sauer, Rosahe Man a g rn g Ed •tor Pu b(ls,he r , " Gd' 0 s Grae e"andshealso " G Gary George did a ftn e JOb on con verswn kicks , htttmg on 3 Ri c hard S Ow en , M1dd leport , WEDNESDAY Story, Mrs Thomas, Anna E OhiO ~ad a , P;~m,R r~c~ou~ out of 3, although 1 was nulhfted by an offsid e penalty The ftnal CHESTER GARDEN Club, Turne r, Ann Webster , and Ed 1tor Che s ter Ta nnehil l. IVlng.l d teh ev .t 0 ethr PAT was a 25 yarder, mdicatmg that George lnaylle called upon Mrdd lepor t Ohto 8:30 p m. at the home of Mrs Dorothy Woodard. Kuhn c ose e mee mg WI Managrng Ed it Or, Rob er ! ( Contmued on page 6) The October meetmg Wlll be Horace Karr w1th Mrs Paul Hoe f lich, Po me r oy. Oh •o prayer 7 Own er Th e Oh10 Va lle y Baer and Mrs . Leonard Erwm, a 12 30 p. m luncheon at Lake MISs Caddte W1ckham and l •s hm g Co Pome r oy . Oh ro , Most a s teroids trav e l In a co-hostesses InstallatiOn of PR1ub Hope Lodge , Oct 27. c hard s Owen . Mrdd lepor t , Mrs Mary Shelton served a doughnut-s haped regwn beoff1cers will be held along w1th Oh 10 .Ewmg T Boles Co de ssert cours e to the 17 twee n the orb1ts of Mars and tumbu s , Oh!O , Mr s Edg ar a h ome flower show Juptter. Several thou sand of s Nolard · Col u mb u s . members attendmg POMEROY LODGE 164 Oh 10 , Ew mg Th oma s Bo le s. Jr , the small bodtes - usually le ss than a mile 10 diamete r F &AM 7· 30 p m Masomc tru s t ee for St eph e n Bo les. Kath e rrn e su san Bol es. Robe rt have been named , but thou· As t ro n a ut E dw a rd Wh1te Temple, Pomeroy. All Master Bo le s , J an iCe Bol es . Lynn B for \\a s t he f 1rs t Amen c an to ·· wa lk m s pace.' ' 20 mmut~s '\ . ' Middleport t NT ER UT OF ME IGS M UON AREA Sports Desk . Sauer, chairwoman , a repor t on contr~buhons wa s made Latest c ontflbutors a re . the . . ' ~oners [)(V OTED TO THE 1It's Always N •• thi s secr e tary ' s offi ce , Roc k Sprmgs Fatrgrounds TUESDAY REVIVAL at Syra c u s~ Chur ch of the • Nazaren e through Oct 7 w1th Rev 0 G. ' McKmney, Charleston, W Va, eva n ge liS t Spec1al s mgmg . Ser vices a t 7 30 e a ch evemng open to pubhc , REVIVAL at 7·30 ea ch evenmg through Oct, 6 at Bradford Church of Chnst with Dale WISe, evangehst. l'ljbltc Thomas outlined for the group the need for the one-half m1ll bond tssue to be voted upon m the November election . She reported tha t fun ds g1ven the sheltered worksh op retarded persons. SE E THAT THE CUSTOMER GETS WHAT money and . prov1dm g c lassrooms and a ar e alwa ys on the 10b work mg for you From a nail to yo u nam e 1t they' r e all of "on e mmd . CQSts the ma tched by th e sta te . The money w1ll be used for the constr uct)on of a buddtn g Our ' FRIEND LY ONE S" county meetin g Tuesday mght<at .the MONDA\' KICKOFF MEETING for Pomeroy Fu s t BaptLst Chu~ch , half m1ll bond tssue for ret.rdfinance commtttee planned ed workshop and school, 7 30 s eve ral fund ra1s mg p r oJects. p.m. Monday at Trtntty A rwnmagc sa le was s et for Chur ch, P-omeroy Everyone Thurs day, • F nd ay and S.turday, begi nnch8""lt 9 a rfi. invited POMEROY GARDEN Club , m the Hlll:hes ~b ulidtng , Thtrd 7 30 p m Monday ot home of Ave ., Middlep ort Re s idents Mrs F red- Blaettnar , Spnng wtth Jtems to con tnbute to the Ave Roll call , verse pertammg r ummage sale a re to leave to fa ll them with Mrs Pau l Ka rr , Chester ; Mr s Geor ge Skmner, EASTERN Athletic Boosters 8 p,m at the htgh school. Rock Spn ngs Road , Mrs Hugh Pictures of Federal-Hockmg Roush, Monkey Run , and Mrs garnf!, to be; shown. Everyone Ha rold S.uer , Rutland . Items may be laken to the bmldmg welco me ME IGS County S. lon Sand 40 ea rly Thursday morning. w1ll meet at 7·30 at the home of Juha Hysell appt oval of voter s he re wtll be " It 's about 11me to rorn the Woodworkers when your boss asks you , ' 'WOULD you mmd workmg?" he Tentattve ' plans were a!s o lllJIIJ.j(!nd ISSUe for COOSlruCllOn Introduced by Mrs. Roberta Wtl so n , The Dai~ sentinel Promote bond issue Ingnd Haw ley, re pr esen ~ ers we re Gov G1Jhgan . tatlve to Buckeye G1rls' State, Lt Go' Brown and the Chi ef and Joe Rosenbaum . .!ustu::e He noted that a sklt on r epresentatl\•e to Buckeye_ Bm s' State was preseoted by Boys' State, reported on the1r the councJlors. ,. e"'penences at th e. Thursday It was announced that 1 the mght meetmg of the Preceptor c hapte r has achieved a three Beta Beta Chapter of Beta star rat~ng fo r soc1al S1gma Phi Soronty held at the achievement and servtce to the home of Mrs . Ruby Ba er Both community ' ." attended under sponsorship of l'he ways and means c om~ U1e chapter nut tee " 1th Mrs Ann Ru pe as M1ss Hawley gave a resume cha 1rwo man a nn oun cedo a of her week at Capital r wnm.ge saleDc t 5 at Thmty Umverstty notmg tha t she was Church, 9 " · m to 4 p. m m the C1ty of Schtll e, County of Membe rs are to ta ke thetr Killworth, and was selected' to 1 um ma gc to th e church be a bill c lerk m the senate She b:J se menl fhursd ay evemng told of Lt Gov .John Brown's aLter 6 p m Mrs Norma addre sS , of Gov J ohn J Ams bary, Mr s Lt lhan Moor e G!lltgan 'ntSll, and of Wtlham and Mr s Shtrley Custer w11l O'Ne il 's ta lk For her par· work the sa le Fnday mormng, t1c 1pa tJOn m G tr ls' Sta te, M1ss w1t h Mrs Rupe a nd othe r s to ". 3- The Dally Sent mel, Middle port-P omeroy, 0 ., Oct. I, 1973 ' Precepto.r has mee{ .- ) • • • • 2 _ The.Da1lv. Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Ocl. I, J9n . ' - • ' • ' • Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Dr. Milton Mason ' APPLICANTS MAY CALL 675-2913 TO ARRANGE .AN INTERVIEW. - ' OPTOMETRISTS ' 181 N. Second Ale. MtDDLEPORT PH. 992·3279 Office hours by appotntment: Mon.-Fri. 9 til 4, Saturday 9 until noon, 1 ~--------~----~----------~~ .' I I . TING PHILIP SPORN PLANT ... ... ' v..... Post OfhCI o80 K 368. New H.••n. w.2l2tl \ TllltphOM .,.. code 304-112-3111 --. ' An Equal OpportunitJ Emplof'r • •• .. ' �' ~ _ The Da1ly Senllnel ~llddleport -P0111ero1 ' WANT AOi I NFORMA TIO N DEADliNES 5 PM DdV 8tforeo Pubhutlon Mondav Deadl ne tam • C.Orrectrcms Cancellat ion - 0 ()(I 1 1'171 I REGVL.AfiONS Pub h1iher reserves the 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY r rght to edrt or re iec r a nv ad s deerned ob 1ec rron al Tht publrlher Will not bt resl,:)on Si ble for more ~n one m correct lnsertron RATES For Want Ad Servtce 5 ce nts pe<r word one Jn5 ert ron Mrn rmurn Ch argt$ 1 00 14 cen ts p-er wo r d three I'H I FO~DTOR tNO SOO 52095 Coupe- l o wner car less than JJ 000 miles brown frn1 sh w lh matc h•ng vmyl root and vmy t mtenor 307 V 8 eng ine standard transmls'S1on power steer1ng and brakes r.Jdlo rE>ally s h~ rp 1970 CHEVELLE MALJilU !1~ 9 5 4 door gold t n sh s potless clean mlenor V 8 eng•ne -a utomati C power s let."rlll9 rddtO A honey ol a buy consecutrve rnserr rons 26 c"ents per word srx con se cu trve msert lons 25 Per -cen t D rscount on pad ads and ads pa rd w ithin 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBt,..UARY S2 00 tor 50 word m n i mum Eac;h add tronal word $1395 1970 PLYMOU"H1 FURY Ill 4 door V 8 ilutumaf1c power steenng rad10 good l1res blue f1n1 sh spotless mtenor 3c BLIND AO$ A.dd rt lona l 25c Charge per Advert inmfnt OPFICE HOURS B JO a m to s oo p m Da 830 am Slfvrd~y to 1200 tv POMEROY MOTOR CO. Noon Notice OPENEVESS OOPM POMEROY, OHIO KOSCOT KOSMEfLCS &. WI GS Se ~ tember Spec als are Lemon F a ~Htl Bath Bath & Show er Gel Jr Fac at Mask Kover Kotes L! Qu d Rouge Ha1r Spravs Shampoos K Be~uty Bars Sun tan Spray and others Phon e He len Jane Brown 99:2 511 3 Many thanks to our ne w and regular customers 9 11 ti c Employment Wanted Wanted WANTED ' CHIPWOOD AnENTION • BOW HUNTERS Mtcro Fltte Arrows 19 95 doz Dura Ftbre Arrows 17 95 doz Bear & Jnd1an !3ows lndran wrfh Ltfeflme Guarantee INDOOR SHOOTING 20 Pet of Accessones Open Evenmgs 6 30 to 10 -C losed Mondavs- POLES MAXIMUM DIAMETER 10" ON LARGEST END .. " ' ~ •• MILLING machtne for metal w II trad e for drd l press or would l1k.e to buy dnll pre ss any SIZe Phone 992 7494 9 30 3tc - ----Wanted To Buy .-...__ ____ BUNDLED SLABS NO 1 Copper 60c rad a to rs JOe brass 20c batte rtes 90c clean dry G1nseng roots $60 tb yellow root $4 50 May apple 60c M A Ha ll Reed s v lie Phone 378 6:2 49 9 :23 lfc DELIVERED TO -- ~------- -- -- OHIO PALLET CO. On Old Rt 33 Phone 992 2689 Pomeroy, Oh1o Help Wanted WANTED PAPER CARRIERS IN PO.MEROY AND SYRACUSE The Daily Sentinel 1.. •·· For Sale or Trade ss.oo Per Ton Coolvtlle ANTIQUE Auction Frrday Oct 5 at 11 a m on Washington Co fa irgrou nds Marietta OhiO Fme fvrn 1ture as follows very old pine dry sink round marble top stand on ornate Iron base Ch lp pendale style Governor Turnthrop desk finger cerved love seat matching chair French loveseat 3 pc cherry parlor sutte t1res1~e bench with pipe holders rosewood p1neappte poster bed mtltchmg dresser brass marble top stand bed sewing machme wlth teardrop pulls marble top walnut dresser 3 pc marble - full marble top dresser 2 n1ce sw•vel top card tables Bentwood rocker wtth cane back and seat 4 drop leaf walnut table marble top washstand 2 n•ce walnut beds dresser base 6 cane bottom cha1rs Other dressers 6 drawer cherry chest wr1t1ng desk and book case marble top credenza oak washStand sp1net desk WtCker baby buggy hall tree ctawfoot butters chest and bookcase petttcoat m•rro'r mahogany pedestal stand 6 Queen Ann chairs maple clawfoot pedestal round table 4 maple cha1rs patr G W W lamps - not old - 3 pc marble clock set 2 brass chandelters red sat n glass parlor lamps brass parlor lamp n1ce Ch nese room s ze Orten tal rugs ru ce room s ze Pers1an rug tapestnes some sdver ch na bed aro cheted work lmens glass copper tars pewter ca ndelabra and many other n ce 1tems very f1ne sale of b.ea.ut •ful mer t:ha nd 1se Open 8 a m day of sale Brtng a sandw ch Harold Goddard Inc 9 30 :2t c WILL do coat or m 1sc hauling 10bs also body work itnd pant ro bs on autos Phone 992 7597 9 27 6tc CO MPLETE se1 of bunk beds Call Da te Connolly Long B!lttom Ohto 985 4190 9 25 6fC $6.00 Per Ton iTHE BOW HUNTER ~am Sf . Pomeroy Motor Co. PHONE 992 2156 · SO MEONE to do house clean ng Phon e 992 2677 9 0 6tc FU EL Tru c k Dnver nee ded Reter enc e s requ1re d Send repl es to Box 729 E c o The Dall y SE> nttn e l PomeroyJ Oh10 9 27 6t c COR NER cupboards wall cupboards chests old guns any cond ton Also blue decorated stoneware Wr te P 0 Box 44 Mart nsburg Oh1o 43935 or call I 484 4440 after 7 p r'rl a a 90tc WANTED for au c t1on household goods Tools most anyth 1ng of Yalue W II buy or sell on comm ssron W 11 haul Cal l 992 3354 or 99 :2 v 92 Hayman s l :25 tfc --------------OLD furn1ture oak table s clocks ICe boxes brass beds d shes or comp lete householdS Wr te M 0 Miller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o ca ll 992 6271 5 13 lf c ----------- - - - lost GRAY MALE ca t lost near Pomeroy Elementary Sc hool Reward Call 992 :2664 9 28 3tc GE RMAN Shepherd Dog Smokey mostly black w•th tan marktngs Lost betw een Langsv lie and Dexter $20 Reward Call 99:2 637 9 or 742 3664 9 25 6tc -Pels - -----------For Sale PARKVIEW Kenne ls Poodles I toy male and 1 fem a e Phone 99? 5443 7 15 lfc --- ~------ - -- - - For Rent 1956 TH REe' QUARTER lOt P c kup Good condtftOn \ 29S Gall 949 3746 after 6 wee k. days an vt•m e week.t:'nds 9 78 31c S"ve VI) to 40 P et On Fuel B1lls MONO~RAM OIL HEATERS d e curd:for desrgn w~Jnv l gramed or n c h tr ur l woqd vrnyl clad cabrnets.Jare handsomely h rghiHJhted wtt h gold anodr1ed afum1num to bt e pd w1 lh the finest furn1shmg ~ . A Sue For Every Home .. Prt c('~ Start At S210 POMEROY Ja ck W Carsey M~r PhOn e 1191 -2181 . FOR SALE by the C I lens N"at anal Bank 1971 Chev ro let Kmgswopd Slatt on w agon S1 ~95 1971 Gremlm :2 door ..r passenger 9303!c 1969 FORO XL Deluxe mt er o r convert ble l1gh yellow $600 A tot of ca r for the money 327\. Me chan 1c .Street Pomeroy 1 9 30 3tc 98 OLDSMOBILE 4 dr hard top vmyl top full pow e.r and a 1r cond111on 1ng 7 way ad YARD SAL E Oct 4 and 5 10 tustable steenn g wheel low a m ttll 6 p m New and used mllea.ge Call 99:2 55 10 clothmg men women and 9 28 4t c c hildren s clo!h ng :2 alum num s torm 3 !rack 1968 OLDSMOB I LE 98 wh1te w ndow 5.. sHe 29 w de 6 tee t With black tnter or air 7 ~ m long 1 ovts rde door co nd !toned newt res and on e w th ytass S1Ze 6 fee t 10 owner Show r oom clean nc hes long 2 fee t 9 n w .;J th Sl 195 Call 742 5869 Othe r odd s & e• ds Utah 9 :28 3tc Swan Tu p., e r s P ia ns Oh o ..-; on St ateR! 7 No t respons ble for a ce dents 9 30 4lp BRUSH HOG S 4xS II phone 992 585.8 7 15 ffc QUARTER horse mare ver y genlle good w1th ch!l dren. GROCERY busrness tor sa le 9 28 !:2tp Burldlng for sale or lease Phone 773 5618 from 6 30 p m to 10 p m tor appo ntment 1965 CLASS IC Rambler ex cellent co ndlf on Mayt ag J 20 tfc Wr inger t ype wa s her dog hou se - well bu It 2 b ke s -~0 1965 CH EVY 4 s pee d Mag 1nch each tr cy\_IE' boys an d whee ls reb uilt 327 eng.1,ne g1rt s cloth•n9 -'-S ze 8 to tO new pant mus t sell 99 :2 2392 Ca ll 992 3J7J aHe r 5 p m 9 25 6lp 9 ?8 61c FIJ R ROOFING , CLEAN lNG NACE AND REPAIR AND 1 PLUMBING POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992 2094 606 E Ma1n Pom ero y Sm~rl and I 1 FURNITURE . Stop In and See Our . Floor D1splay . Spectahst Whee l Ahgnmenr It Must Be Rtght or we Wtll (>1;1ke H R1ghl For Sale B 4 JO Darty 8 12 Sat 1ne H Q Rawlings Son s ~orld111g ~·2 Mrddleport 0 2101 "' ' PRICE CONSTRUCTION ' Roof1ng, Spout1ng. Porch Repair , Com p I e t e Home Remodelmg ' DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE MODERN SANITATION JOHN TUCKER Rt 4 Pomeroy , 0 992 -3954 or 992-73'9 • ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED WOOD TRUSSES ,~, .... • EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 On Most - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 HOGG & ZUSPAN Pomeroy Home & Auto MATERIALS CO 773 5554 ~ Mason W Va P AND J HOME Open 8 Tll5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam Pomeroy 0 . Gene's MAINTENANCE & REPAIR . Heat1ng Air Cond Refngeratron Plumb•ng E1ectncal Appliances Auto A1r Cond Res •d enhat or Commerctal Body Shop Ph 992 5271 Pamhng A Spec1alty Area s Most Reasonable Prices Real Estate For Sale Ph. 742-6271 ~-- • - - - ------------ -:..--- - ----------- -----------...-- ------- ----- --------- Real Estate For Sale --------------- _____________ Real Estate For Sale 0" __ ___________ All work guaranteed Fro m !he larae st Bulldoz.er Radiator to the '::l ma11est Heater L or~ Nathan Btggs. Rad1ator Spectahst SMITH NELSON '-10TORS. INC. Ph 992 2174 IF YOU ARE MY MAN ---------------------------- ___________ __ Pomeroy READY MIX CONCRETE del1vered r 1ght to your protect Fast and easy Free eS:t1mates Phone- 9~2 3284 Go egte n Ready Mli lC Co M idd le por t Oh o "' 6 30 tfc C BR ADFO RD Auct ioneer Complete Se rviCe Phone949 38:21 Rae ne Oh 10 Cn tt Bra dford ......, s I lfc __________ ____ E XCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work septic tan ks 1nstalled dump rrucks and to bo ys tor h1re Will haul I! II dtr t top soil .. limestone and grave! Call Bob or Roger Jeffers da y phone 992 7089 n1ghl phone 992 352.5 or 992 5:232 2 11 ttc ---------- ----- O PEN Ro ger Hysells Garage nea r Cross roads on St Rt 124 all mechan• cal work. uJc lvd ng automat c !ran.sm ss on.s Monday F r1da y B 30 a m t il l 5 p rn Saturday - 8 30 to 12 noon Unless by appt Phone 992 5682 or 992 712 1 9 16 30tc - -------------· \ "' -- -- ---- -----~- Your Favonte Country Musrc Sl.a rs Vts1t On THE RALPH EMERY SHOW 4"30 TO 5:30 Monday thru Fndav o. WMPO-FM STEREO. 92.1 Maytag AutoiTiatr~ speed opera~on 2 Ch.olce of water Auto water level control Lint Filter or Power Fm Ag1tator ' Perma Press. HAMMON'S HULLERS ARE PAYING ss.oo PER 1oo Las. M1yt.1g Halo of Heat r MILLER /'t'\OBILE HOMES Dryers Surround clothes wtth gentle, even heat No hot spots no overdrymg Frne Me&h Lint F1tter We SpecialiZe m MAYTAC RUTLAND FURN ITURE'R~~~.~~:·~ --.----- ------..,------- .. ---------T---- -------------- B•g.(iapac~y zy• t~mps ' 741 42!1 Arnold Grate. Rutland After hulling on Hammons Huller No charge for hullmg There s a crop under your trees lUSt for the p1ckmg CASH IN ta~e your walnuts to your nearest Hammons Huller • &- THINGS < i Helen Help BY PAUL CRABTREE Just hours before the openmg ktckoff of the 1973 Natrona] Football League season the U S Congress and Pres1dent Nll<on acted on leg1slat1on to perm1t home televiSwn of pro football games whic h were sold out at least 72 hours llefore the gam e Tinsactwn was ta ken des p1te the weepmg and watlmg of the greed1est man m the >~ orld, NFL CommtsSioner Pete Rozelle, who predicted the new law would le~d to mass ca ta,strophe, sa ppmg of thenatwnal sp1r1t , empty pay envelopes, and IJJa)be even a gallopmg e ptdemlC of pellag r a The f1rst week's res ults are m and have been analyzed aod the statiStiCS a r e most revealmg Nme of the 12 f1r st-Sunday games were sold out, and were therefore telecast Just a s Rozelle predrcted, many tiCket-holders opted to stay home and watch the box mstead of showmg up at the box off1ce A grand total of 52 919 fans, m fact , stayed at home ~ a figure high enough to cause NFL franch1Se.tlolders to 1ssue lamentations and Jeremtads agamst thts or.erous new law (There v. ere- less the second week ) All of which was a great b1g bun ch of bull Let's look at those fig ures, football fans and fellow 1 V wat chers, and see JUSt how much blood was extracted from the clui><Jwners With 52,919 fans staym g home from nme games thiS means th ere was an average of 5,879 seats empty m each of the affected stadia ~ow , the NFL-dubs mvolved didn t lose a mckel on the fa ct that these seats were empty They had been sold, all nght ~ otherw1se , there would ha v;, been no TV of the game The only loss denved from th e vacant seats, actually; was from parking lot fees m o ney spent at the concesswn stands souvemr shops and even pay tmlets for all I know Let's tljke a w1ld guess at JUSt how much each paymg customer would spend on these mc1dentals I thmk five dpllars per seat would be a reasonable ftgure , based on proven vehiCle occupancy of about l 8 persons per car and the gomg pnces for hot dogs coffee and beer Thus each team s loss would be somethmg m the VlClm\y of $29 495 ~ lei s ]US! round 1t off m the owners favor and call It $30 ,000 It sounds llke a lot of money Really, 1t 1sn t There IS only one way for the home teaiil to recover that $30,000, and thai IS from the sale of the TV nghts wh1ch created s uch a hot contr over sy m the f1rst place Pro football 1s the most expens1ve teleVISion 1tem m the enl1re world today Just one mmute of commemal tune m the Super Bowl Will cost an astronomiCal $200 000 Therefore, w1th an average of about 24 28 mmutes of com· merc1al tune m !he average pro football telecast, from pre game to the !mal gun, each NFL club has to reahze only a hllle over a Jacoby transfer a wmner NORTH t + AQ874 Us. By Hdt·n Bottel •• ~w4 He •s Scared or Marriage loy THOMAS JOSEPH Dear He len 1 have a satisfym g career , but I m the kind of woman who <Ius (3 wds 1 4 Conce1t 5 1 Cyrano de Ber gerac MeXICO 12. Make even 13. Phlhp dramatist 6 - blcu' 7 Palm leal 8 Ch mese CU ISIUC de!rcacy p1ne Moslems 14 G1rl s n <>.me Dear Smgle How about the d1reet approach' As m, Hey , love , let's get marrted? ' Your honesty may scare htm away but, 1f you 11 never he happy w1th " hallway smgle," 1t's beSt not to waste any more tlme drifting On the other hand, you may shake hun mto a dec1s10n GO!)d luck 1 - H 15 Forefoot 16 Craggy htll 18 Pop 19 Hcvolve 21 1ttlc tn lndt 1 22 Garment Dear Helen« I have a really great fr~end - who dnves me crazy with her mab1hty to say " Good-bye ' on the phone I've run out of excuses, ltke 'The doorbell 's rmgmg,' • The baby's crymg; etc I don't want to hurt her leelmgs, but there s so much to do m my day , I JUSt can 't waste an hour or two standing by the phone She won't OJl COin J{ Yesterday's Answer 30 Bastr 24 Co rrupted 25 Bngad1cr nadoed 31 Feer general s dcs1 gn a (3 wds ) 35 Marvm and Hc m1c k "37 Dock t10n 9 Expand ( h) ph 10 Prepared 11 ll;r,t;!>ball gt'Cat "d ) 20 Abo und 23 Rule Bn tann1a com p oser workers 26 Revolver tor exa mpl e 28 Remu 39 Sault ncrah on Mane umon Sle 23 1\ngcl ( Fr I 24 - o ut (so lved ) 26 LJbcr<~tc d 27 C1ty taKe hmts and I DO think a lot of her So - HELP m • Judah 28 lo'" asteners 29 Egypt10n do .y 30 Proof Dear Help Why don't you take a leaf from my smart daughter-m-lllw's notebook' When she and my son hved m the slower paced South, she had a long extenSIOil cord on her phone and she sometimes prepared a whole meal or scrubbed down kitchen cabmets or mopped the floor while lislerung to a long-wmded fnend - H JJl!lJMOOJ1~;-u..J readmg marks 32 Nmm 33 Yes 34 Salt -''"" ..-~ ,_. (F r I 36 lllcmtsh 38 Unant mously (2 wds) hy til Nil I A HNOl D , " "I 00fl l f t Unscramble these four Jumblll!&. one letter to ll!ach square, to form four or(tnary words. - ........... 3. Wanderer 11. Fr1end, j(1 He's content Wllh the relationship a s 1S I'm not Calltt a secunty hangup, but I want permanence What does i' woman do when a hmt may lose he r man, but she s llred of hemg - HALFWAY SINGLE I KEVAN L- 6.Abatem1· 1 nave naturally never mentioned It, mougn J m swe ne loves me We ve been.gomg togetller for a year and a half """ .. 1 Coarse hommy % TouJours at Balaklava H e has never dated one"gitl e.clus!Vely until he met me Once he told me the wond 'marria ge • gets hun so shook up that 1f a g 1rl mentwns 1t even casually, he drops her ~ ::""l~.'l""···,.. DOWN ACKOSS 1 Weapon needs marnage: I want one spectal someone to make my life complete I've found hun , bu,t - he s 'ruratd of his own leelin!l' . 40 Golf scurc 41 Awaken 42 Ab)Cd .. fear 43 Sulks thousand dollars per mmute to recover tls losses And 1f you don t belt eve that an NFL club can earn more than $30 000 out ol a telecast a1med nght at the home folks then there's no such thmg as Dr Seuss, Disneyland or Mother Goose Methmks Mr Rozelle should stop hiS v1s1t to the wa1lmg "all and get back behmd the cash reg1ster , where he belongs 7 30 - To Te ll T he Tr:uth 6 R F D 20 Cancer L1 fe or Death 33 Beat th e Clock 13 Charles Bla1r s Belt er World 15 New Pnce 1s ~i ght a 10 New Dating Game 3 W.Or ld of Su rv1 val 4 8 oo ~ Ma ude 8 10 Chase 3 4 15 Te mperatures RISing 6 13 Lor ram e Hansber ry 20 33 8 30 - Hawaii F1 ve 0 8 10 Mov•e lsn t I! Shock mg 6 13 9 00 - Magr cl an 3 4 15 2 30 - Hawk•ns 8 10 Arlhur Prvsock 20 33 10 00 - Mar cus Welby MD 6 13 Our Street 33 PoJ1ce Story 3 4 15 WIN AT BRIDGE The Almanac Thfe mormng stars are Mars By Unlled Pre•• bt.<rnatlonal an\1 Saturn Today 1S Monday , Oct 1, the The evemng s tars are Mer 27!th day of 1973 w1th 91 to cury, Vonus apd Jup1ter follow " Those born on !Ius date are The moon 1S approachmg 1ts under the s1gn of Ltbra ,, f1rst quarter 11 00 - Ne ws3 4 8 15 10 6 Jahak133 11 30 ~ Johnny Carson 3 4 15 0 c k Cavett 6 Mov1es Lawyer B Knock on any Door 10 Sa nctua ry 13 00 - News 13 Your Hea lth 4 ,. 30 - News <1 ? 30 - Nf!WS 13 III ISHATAM! I .I DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter stmply stands for another In th1 s sample A 1s used for the three L s X for the two 0 s etc Smgle letters apostrophes, the length and formatwn o{ th e v. ord s are all hmts Each day the code letters are differen t WHAT WA~ AFTE~ t..EAVIN<:P iHE. TATTOO P'AFI:LOFt 1 [) Now arTance the etrcled letten to form the surprite answer, u CRYPTOQUOTES H •urrt~te<l, by lh• above cartoon. x I I I J rx 1 J l Anawer Once laken.--you'rt bound to NHT CP IV M BAAB T CM HB liB NPGV N P G V- HB HB V A . GHT - NCTMHFITA ._ Yesterday's Cryptoquote WE LIE LOUDEST WHEN WE LIE TO OURSELVES -ERIC HOFFER lumbl•• PICAN UniR LIVtn GHmO Saturday'• ZFBA VA (Aruwen lomorrow) The it: Is KD I ,.,..- -... 1A r I how to work (@ 19'78 Kmr F;aturea Synd1eate, Ine) flO J under- THI PLUNGI • K4. • 7 42 • 732 WEST EAST +I063 +J 2 .AI0 6 . 9872 . tKQ J53 t1086 +J 5 \ +QI0 94 SOUT IIID I + K95 • QJ 53 t A9 +AK8 6 Both vulnerable South West North East IN T . Pa ss Pa ss 2+ Pass 2N T Pa ss 4+ Pa!is Pass Pa ~s Opening lead - + K 2• ----'------~ --- DOZER and back hoe work ponds and septtc tanks d lt ch ng serv ce top soi l fd l Utrt I mestone B& K Escavallng Phone 992 5367 or 99 :2 3B61 9 1 ttc are WRITE TO Box 163, Route 1 Portland, 0. 45770 Ocl 1, 1973 H 1f ____________ _ Grocery and General Merchandise Mob1le Homes For Sale o MONDAY, OCT 1 1973 7 ~~- ~at the Cloc~ 4'" News 10 C1rcus 13 What s My L~ne 8 ec o 20 People Pla ces and Thrngs 5 Trvth or Con sequences 6 3 Bobby Bowden 15 7 ~O Tell the Truth 6 Seal !he Clock 13 Bobby Goldsboro o ywood Squ ares 4 BUck Owens 8 Ep1sode Act!on 33 WC acky World of Jonathan Wrnters 15 Mun1c1pal C<furt 10 onversahon wlfh Wtll•am Barre tt 20 8 ~ Gunsmoke 8 10 Lotsa LUck 3 4 15 Rook res 13 a 1onal GeographiC 6 Juvemle Cour1 20 33 8 30 - Qrana 3 4 IS 9 00 - Her~ s Lucy 8 10 Pro Football 6 13 Mov1e Doc1 or s W1ves 3 4 15 9 30 - Dick Van Dyke 8 tO lO 00 _,. Med1cal Center 8 10 10 30 - News to Paul Nuchrms 33 10 45 .- The Srlent Years 20 11 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 11 30 ~ Johnn~ (j31rson 3 4 15 Janakr 33 movies Torch Song 8 \ 49th Parallel 10 12 00 ~ News 6 13 12 30 - Mov•e '-anmbal Att ack 13 1 00 - Focus on Columbus 4 130 - News4 2 oo - News 13 TUESDAY OCT 2 1973 6 00 - Sunrrse Seminar 4 Sacred He art 10 6 15 - Concern & Comment 1o 6 20 - FarPn Report 13 .. 6 25 - Paul Har vey 13 6 30 - Columbu s Today 4 B1ble Answe rs 8 Farth for Today 13 News 6 6 45 - Corncob Report 3 Farmtlme 10 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 Flrnts tones 13 Romper Room 6 1.,. 7 30 - Rocky&BullwtnklelJ NewZoo Revue6 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8 10 New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame Sf 33 Trmm y iJnd Lassie 6 B 30 - Hu c kand Yogr6 Dtck Van Dyke1 3 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Paul D•x on 4 Fnendl y Junctron 10 AM 3 Phd Donah ue 15 M1 ste r Roberts 33 Brady Bunc h 6 Abbott a nd Costello 8 Mov 1e Song of Be rnade tte 13 9 30 - To Tell The Tru th 3 M IC hael s & Co 6 Sec re t Storm B 9 55 - Ch uck WhLte Reports 10 10 00 - D•na h Shore 3 15 Jokers Wdd 8 10 10 30 - BaffleJ -1 15 $10000Pyram •d8 10 M tke Douglas6 11 OO - Gambl18 10 Passwo rd1 3 W• za rdof0dd s3 4 15 11 30 - Holly wood Squares 3 4 15 Love of L1fe 8 10 Brady Bunch 13 Bowlmg 6 , 11 55 - CBSNews8 DanlmetJ s WorldiO 12 00 - Jeopardy 3 IS Bob Brauns 50 50 Clu b 4 Pa ss word 6 News 10 8 13 12 30 - 3 W s 3 15 Spl1t Second 6 Search For Tomor row 8 10 12 45 - E lectrrc Company 33 12 55 - News 3 15 1 00 - News 3 All My Children 6 13 Not For Women Only 15 Co ncentrat1on 8 What s My Lme 10 30 - 3 On A Match 3 4 tS The World Turn s 8 lO ... L.e t s Mak e A Deal 6 13 2 00 - Days of Our L1ves 3 4 15 Newlywed Game 6 13 Gu 1d1ng L1ght 8 10 2 30 - Edge of N1ght8 10 G•rl•n My L1fe 6 13 Docto r s 1 5 3 4 3 00 - Another World 3 4 15 General Hosp1ta l 6 13 Pn ce Is Rrghl 8 10 Bo'<.k Beat 20 3 30 - Return fo Peyton Place 3 15 One L•fe to Ln1e 13 Match Game 13 8 Secret Storm 10 Phil Donahue 4 Flmtstones 6 .ConversatiOn w1th William Barrett 20 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Love American Sty le 13 Huck & Yog~ 6 Somerset IS Sesame St 33 20 Speed Ra cer 6 l. vc y Show 8 Movre House on Teleoraoh Hill 10 4 30 - I Love Lucy 6 Green Acres 3 Jeopardy 4 Hazel 8 Gilligan s Is land 13 Bon anza 15 5 00 - Mr Rogers 20 33 Bo nanza 3 M"'r v Gnff 1n 4 Andy Grrtf 1th B I Dream of Jean•e- 13 Mr ssl on lmpossr ble 6 5 30 - Beverly Hillbillies 8 Elec Co 33 Gome-r Pyle 13 Hod;epodge Lodge 20 Tratls West 15 s 55 - Earl N1ghtmgate 15 6 00 - Ne ws 3 4 8 10 15 6 Sesame Street 20 Sport scope 33 ABC News 13 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 15 AB C News 6 C BS News 8 10 Hogans Heroes 13 Your Future Is Now 33 7 00 - What s My L1ne 8 Ele c Co 20 Beat The Clock 4 News 10 Lee Trev•no s Golf 15 Truth or Consequen ces 3 6 Dusty s Tra1l 13 Mar co Sportl 1te 33 7 15 - Janakl 33 SEPTfC TANt<S CLEANED REA SO NABLE rates Ph .U.6 476:2 Gall ipOl iS John Russell Owner and Op erator _---.:.5 12 tfc ·-~~· Pels For Sale Amencan Cars Bu11t to Your Specs Oehvered to Job Stfe UPHOLSTER your own fur GOOD dry ear co rn Ph one 985 3538 Call after 5 p m PauJ n lure We have a ll th e sup Karr Che s ler Oh10 pies you WI!! need 9 :28 3tp Uph olstery Fab r 1cs a very Large se lect on of nylons 215 N Second Yelvets He rc ulo n vmyls - n For Free Est1mate Phone 992 3509 col!on pr n ls also remnants Fo a m for c u sh1ons and \ 24 Ho u r Servrce paddtng Burlap den1ms HOU S E lor sal e located n Bradbury Cal l 99 2 73 63 a ti er All work guaranteed cambr c foam gl ue z pper s 6 p m spr ngs and cl ps chipboa rd s . 9 5 30tc legs s ew1ng thr ead dacro n ta cks webb ng well cor d 0 D ELL WHEEL AI gnmenl cotton sw vel bases and a II loca ted at Crossroads Rt 124 RO OM 1 ouse J years old ot her s upp11es you w111 nee d :2 BED now back to work Complete carpet ng b1 g k1tch e n w th New furn ture at to w lo w front end serv• ce tune up and ots of cab nets 11 acre <~>o t pr ces Pom er oy Recovery brak e servtce Wheel s gro und ~<a t ne Oh o Ca ll 6:22 E Man 992 7554 balanced etectront c ally All 94'7 4998 83130tc work gvaranteed Reasonabl e 9 12 tt c -....-----rate s Phone 742 3232 --'-HARRI SO N S TV serY!Ce and 2 18 lf c EXCELSIOR Salt Work s E.- POMER OY Cus tom bv II br1 ck serv ce calls Ph o!'le 992 2522 Main Sf Pomeroy Al l kmds 2 9 tt c hom e four bed rooms two RON SHEPARD F loor Wall of salt water pellets water baths full ba se m ent Remodel ng Ce!;'al'fl•c l1 le nuggets block salt and own f repla ce formal d n•ng bath s Box 280 Rutland 742 ELNA and While Sew ng Oh o R Yer Salt P hone 992 roo m Wr te J E Bayl1ff 310 Ma c h ne s Serv1ce on al l 3664 3891 W H1 gh St ree t Cr 1dersv lie makes Reasonab le rates 6 26 lf c 6 5 He J The Sew ng Cente r M ri"' Oh o 115806 9 28 6!p FOR F REE est mates on d lepo rt Oh ro LOTS ot chrysanthemums for n 16 lf c alum nu m s d ng Stor m sale f1e ld grown We only 6 ROO MS and ba!h n town Doo r s and Windows Car have one color - yellow 10 $11 000 Ca 1 99:2 3975 or 992 ports Ma rquees and Ra1 1 ng MOBILE home repa r Elec bun cl') es for S5 We have so me 2571 tr ca l p lu mb ng and heat ng Phone Char le s L1s 1e out n fu ll bloom some JUS! 9 28 li e Phone 992 5858 Syra c use Ohio Car l Jacob budd ng Rey-nolds Flower ~------ - -----7 15 tt c Sales 'Representat ve v v Shop Mason W Va Call 773 • 2 ACRE lots Darwm area and Son Inc Joh nson -~-------'------5147 Tupper s P a1ns wat e r TANK S AROSIC 6 22 tf c SE PTIC 9 26 !fc Contact Hershel M cClu re SEWAGE S YSTEM $ Da ry Is le unt I 3 p m 992 EXCAVATING Dozer s large CLEANED REPAIRED 52 48 after 3 992 3.:13 6 1971 DAT S\:J N ,. 1200 Good and small Ba Ckhoes and MILLER SANITATION 92B1 2t c cond1t1on reasonable pr ce loaders o n tra c k and t1re s STEWART OHIO PH 662 Ca ll 247 3824 Dump tru<;:k - Lo boy ser 3035 3 year s o ld 3 9 26 6tp HOU SE v ce Se pt c tanks nstalled 10 4 tf c be dr oom wal l to wal ~ar Geo rge ( B II) Pull n s phone -----,------- ~ - - -p elin g r ef r 1ger ator and s tove STEREO RAD IO tape com 992 2478 or 99 :2 7402 NE IG LER S FO R HOU S E 1ncluded I vmg roo m k t b nat on am fm rad o 6 tra ck :2 9 tfc BU I LD ER S CAL L GUY chen ut I ty room batt tape de ck ~a la nce $99 83 or NEIC? LER RACINE O HI O out s tde ut 1 ty s torage DEAD S10CK ~ W 11 rem o"<> use our budget term s Call 91130 tp Mtd d lepor t Ph one 992 5064 992 3965 af a re ason ab le cha rge Call flff er 6 p 11 9 28 Stc 245 5514 WIL L TRIM or cu t fre es and 9 :21 12t p a 23 90t c shrubbery a lso clean ou l 1973 14x70 MOBILE home basements atf cs on d etc wa s her a d dryer d sh Cal 949 322 1 or 742 44 111 washer stt11nless stee s1nk 8 3 1 30 tc garbage d sposal eye level ov en range dacron po lye ster AUTOMOBILE tn s uran c e b;;; carp et la rge lot Phone 742 cancelled ' Lost you r 3083 operators I ce nse Ca ll 992 7 18 tf 7428 6 ....__ 15 tt c QUAR T ER ho ~se ma r e very gentle good w th c t) il dren $7 5 Ph Coo lv lle 667 6214 - - - -- - - - 9 28 !2tp 7 ROOM house w th bath m REGI STERED f ve year Ap Rutland atr co nd t1oned pa loosa mare well broke carpeted gas fu rnac e d iS h DOWNTOWN ~ 4 gentle excellent pl e asure bath gas F A fur nac e washer double oven range mare Make n1ce show h.o r se double garage large ca rport uf I t1es $10 500 00 Qr brood ma re Call 667 3723 4 acres clea r ed and fen ced 9 30 3tc 117 ACRES - Lots of br us h lor small barn and other bu ld ngs Phone 614 74? 68 34 ---------- - -good h\Jn t1n g 6 room house 5 30 tf c N EW 197 '3 ZIGZAG s ew ng bar n and oth e r bu ld ng s All 2 NEW HOMES ~~ ~~ ~~== ~~- ~-~ rna ch1rre s n or g na l f ilc to~y m ner <1 ls S 65 per <Jere 5 ROOM hous e on 3 ac r es Ot Loca ted 1n the new H• c kory' cf" ton l1g zag !o make BUNGALOW 2 bedr ooms land Tuppers Pia ns but!onholes sew on butl ons H Its add1t1on at Tuppers Chester water all n e w monograms and m aKe fan cy nrce oak ll oors ga s floor Pla 1ns 3 n•ce bedrooms wdh plumbmg alvmmum s dmg deslqns w th lU St tli e tw• sl of furna ce an d basem e nt Only c lose t s Modern bath fu e l otl f urnace Call 985 3539 a sm.,.te d ial Left n lay a way $6500 00 9 30 1:21p color e d fixture s ceramrc nd never been us-ed W1l l sell tor only S47 cash or terms NEW - 3 n ce s1 ze bedroom s l1l e Lovely k•tchen wrth 12 available Phone 992 2984 NEW BRICK 3 bedroom hbme w th large closets Extra n1ce ft ba se cabrnets and 14 ft 9 30 5tc 1ttt6he[l with S S cook and bake on 1 acre of land Large u pper cab •n ets Utrllty room modern k•lchen full c ar unrts Full Basement ELECTROLUX vacuum peted toeated c lose to the Ga rage rs ftmshed on fhe htgh and elementary schools cleaner A 1 cond ton uses $1950000 rns1 de About 1 acre of Call 992 7686 paper bags has cordw nder 2 ll'EOROOMS ~ W1th all ground 100x400 Good ,__ and many at tachment s also lurmlure N ce bath front nn d 9 24 12tc f 1nanc •ng on these s hamp o oer attachment n eluded Only 4 ava1iable a! b:1 ck porc he s On ly $1WOO 00 $1890000 HOU SE 5 rooms 5 a c res cas h or t e r ms ONLY 3 YEARS OLD $37 70 2 gro und Rt 1:2a Grea t Bend flva lab e Phone 992 298 <1 bedrooms gas FA fur nace R\JTLANO C B Shahan R! 338 Great 9 30 61 c Bend t s tory frame 3 nr ce Cook a nd bake units D n •ng c 9 30 J tp be dt oo m s w1th closets Bath 3 YEAR OLD Kelv 1na1 or r oom e n close d po r c h an d -------~ -automalt c wash er G ood garage $1 6 000 00 N 1ce kit c h en and d rnmg Newbr ck th r eeb edroom cond t1on Ca ll 992 :2967 after 10 area Full basement wtth ROOMS Rec e ntly home •n Ra cme bath ltv ng 5 30 p m shower All Electnc 51 renovate d 5 bedroom s J1 2 room k tchen full ba s ement 9 30 3tc garage attached hot a 1r baths modern k rtch e n ga s ac r e $1650000 furnace all uti It es ALSO OLIVER 60 tractor W1th SIX foot F A furnace Large corner lot two roorn & bath cement sem mounted mow er a ll MINERSVILLE bloc k ho use 10 acres Shown 1=100d rubber and '" aood NEW - J bedrooms lar ge bafh story frame 3 bedrooms by appo1ntment Rodney w 1th laundry on n 1ce corner s h,.oe S60f't ~ate Vanama n Oownmg Broker M 1d Ba th Krtchen has lots of phone 742 5322 lot As k1ng 1ust $1 8 000 QO dleport Qh o Phone 992 3731 9 30 6t c CVUN1 R 1 base cabme1s Porches and 1 v~o:.:~oc ......... 9 30 2tc loi s of ground $6 500 00 bath F A furna ce T P wa ter 1972 YA MAHA Enduro 250 Only $400000 excellent cond1t on $475 Tuppers Pia ns 667 3.J36 JN TOWN - I bedroom~ balh LET US KNOW WHAT 9 30 6tp oak flo ors Large d1nrng YOUR NEEDS ARE JN Basement and s mall garde n REAL ESTATE AS WE Only $5 000 00 HA'fE SEVE RAL BUY IT TODAY TOMORROW PROPERTIES TO CHOOSE MAY LATE GOOD Ffl.OM IF WE DONT HAVE IT WE WILL TRY >O Owner rehrmg ' lnust FIND Jf FOR YOU sac nhce gdod gomg ~usmess GrQcery and HENRY E CLELAND Genera I Merchand~rofrt BROKER potential 1s unhm1ted For 992 2259 tnformatron If no answer 992 2568 ---- ' SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED I MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Phone 992 2550 j --------------- -------------...,.- AL1 WEATHER ROOFING CO. OffiCE SUPPLIES _____ __ --- HURRY H URRY T me s runn ng ou!\ H r ng now un I I Oct 5 Earn $100 week for 3 F URNI S HED 2 bed room double w de Ira ler n n ght s sell nQ brar d toy s and Sy racuse Call 99 2 2441 after 5 g fl s no cte lt ver m g no YARD Sale 120 State Street p m Monday through Fr day c o llec t ng Fo r more n Pomeroy Monday Tuesda y No weekend call s fo rm at on wr te !o Rt 2 Box and Wednesday 12 1 11 5 23 Ra c1 ne Oh o 45771 9 30 tfc 9 30 3tc 9 2'5 !Otc BEDROOM srJtall house FLEA MARKET at Add son A LOCAL com!'any has m f u rnt she d or uri tur n shed Ohio Sunday t II ., Deal er s Ra I road St M ddl e po r t med a le open ng s for the welcome P & J Odd s and Phone 992 7494 followmg pos1 t or s Ends 1 Acc ount 1 g Cle,tk 9 30 3tc 9 :25 6t c Kn ow teoge at d exp er1trn ce In co st accovnt mg or payrol 12 x 50 MOBI LE h~me 2 SWEEPER Repa 1rs Parts esse nlla l Opentng s on th e bedroom s Ut I f es turn shed Suppltes D1scount pr ces on foltowmg sh f! s B am 1 11 4 CaiJ 742 5980 General merchandiSe thru p rn 4 p m t II 12 m dn 1ght 9 30 6tc our catalog department 12 0l t11Barn Phone 367 7736 Dav1S 2 Off 1ce sec retar es - Out .es Vacuum Cleaner Store 10 MOBILE home adults only nclude typ ng dtct a t1on a m 5 p m Addtson Ohio Ca t! 992 559 2 f l1ng Open ing on same sh 1fls 9 23 30tc 9 28 tfc 11sted abov e 3 Personnel Ass1s t a nt RUMMAGE Sale Will be he ld at Re s pons r b'le lor rec r u1 1 ng unfurntshed 4 HOU S E the Sacred Heart Chur ch and screen ng of em ployee s bedrooms ntc e yard wall to Pomerov basement Oct <1 Des re 1nterv ew n g or W(lll c arpettng a r con and 5 1h ursday and Fr 1day 9 c9unsel ng exper ence d l1on ng I f urnt shed apa rt till 3 Ex ce lent sa tar es and fr nge ment wtlh 3 room s b<!lh 1 9 25 9t c bene1rts Send br ie f rcsu lle o h d upl ex Phone 992 2780 or 992 work hi S1ory a 1d ed u.ca l on 3432 Se nd all r ep t es to Box 729 5 n 9 2J li e c are of The Da I y Sen1 n et Pomeroy Oh10 POODLE groomrng no ap 9 2 lf c 3 AND 4 ROOM furn shed and po ntment necessary S5 May unfurn shed apartments Phone 99:2 5434 Stay With dog COOlVIlle 667 3915 4 12 tfc 9 27 61 c ROOMS by the week Sl8 uP Me gs Inn Pomeroy 7 12 tfc NOTICE OF ELECTION ON ISSUE OF BONDS PRIVATE meetmg room for I wtll start you w1th up to NOTICE 1S hereby g1ven that any organ1Zat1on phone 99:2 3975 In pursuance of a Resolution ot $800 a month guarantee the Board of County Com 3 11 lfc send you to sc hoo l e x miS&1oners of the County of penses pa1d tram you rn Meigs Pomeroy Oh o passed TRAlLER a t Syracuse adults sellrng and ser v 1c ng on the lOth day of July 1973 and only f=a ll 99 :2 3525 tl'le 31st day of July 1973 there 9 _,. l'B tfc e s tab l is h ed accounts w II be subm tted to a vote of the Mrn1mum t rave l m ust be peop~ of said County at the MOB ILE home spac e eae~ s 21 or over ha vr car able to General ELECTION to be held Market Syra cuse in the Counl'y of Me1gs Oh10 at s tand thorough 1n 8 26 lfc the regular pll!ces of voting vest1gatron s por1s mtnded therein on Tuesday the 6th day Outstanding of Novemb er 1973 the quest10n ho sp1ta1Jzat•on and pen s •on of ISSuing bonds of sa 1d County •n the amount at Two Hundre{l plan "' CASH pa•d for ~II makes and Fifty ThOU5ai'Jd Dollars models- of ITioblle homes Equa I Opportumty Com ($250 000 001 tor the purpose of Phone area code 614 423 9531 pany Construct1ng a tra ining center 4 13 tfc for the mentally retarded 'all For Appomtment prov•dlng necessary fur RALPH l!ROWN 14 x 65 TRA IL ER 2 bedroom nishmgs and eQuipment 1614 ) 446 9353 Yery good c onditiO Ph one 773 therefor and acquiring and 5805 Mon Oct 1- 9 a m 9 p m improv1ng the s te therefor as 8 2:2 tf c prov 1ded by law Tues Oct 2- 9.a m 9 p m The max1m1.1m number of Long Ots1ance Call Collect years dur 1ng wh £h such bonds are to run Is 20 yeers A1r Cond1honers The estimated average ad DIVI SIO N CON NEW SWIVEL rockers and ditlonal tax rate amounts to f ve CENTRAL Awmngs SOLIOATION COAL COM cent'l tor each one hundred rec1•n:r, m velvet and 100 PANY lmmed ate open mgs Underp1nnmg perce ny lon w1th scotch doll an of vt'luatton Wh1ch Is 0 5 are ava 1table n the fo llowing guard nd v 1nyt at the tow mill for each one dollar of POSit 1ons Ma ntenance low cash and car-ry pnce of ve1uet10n outs de of the Comp lete mobile home Foremart ( underground ) llm•l ltiOn 1mposed by Article S69 95 each Pomeroy ASS IStant M ne Foreman serv1ce plus g 1gan tlc XII Sectron 2 of the Con Recovery 622 E Main (u nderground ) Section d1splay of molrle homes stltutlon as cerftfled by the Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 F"oreman Surf ace M ne a~ways ava rlable at County AudItor 9 30 6tc t=o reman Reclamat on The Polls for said Elect 1on Foreman Persons apply ng will open at 6 30 o clock AM LARGE yard sate Wednesday shou ld hold val id foreman and rem am open unt1l 6 30 Thursday Oct 3 and 4 131 • cert f iCol l ton papers (OhiO ) or o'clock P M Eastern sta nda rd Lew1s St New Haven W Va have suffiCient e)( per ence to Time of se•d dev New G E sweeper new bunk apply for State exam nat1on 8y order of the Board of camp cot Fenton gl.!lssware Salary Commensurate w1th Elections of Meigs County Other glassware jewelry 1220 Wash1ng1on Blvd Exper en c e E)(c-ellent OhiO men women and ch ldren s Ben ef JIS TO 1\PPLY Wr te 423 7521 BELPRE 0 c iOi h1ng All s1zes Numerous or P hone Pe r s onn !h Edw n S Cozart men: hilrldls e no t men! oned Depart rn ent Central Cha 1rman 9 30 J fp D•v•s•oh Consol lda1ton coat Ux 6-4 3 BEDROOM 11!1 bath -~----Company Cad z Ohio 439<17 on pr ivate lof m Rufland CARPORT sale Oct 3 and 4 Oorothy M Johnston Telephone 61.4 942 4512 AN Save ShOOO Ct~ll weekdeys D1rector trom 9 a m trl l 5 p m Allons EQUAL OPPORTUN lTV after 6 anyt1me on Satur~ay Oet.ct September U 1913 toys and m1sc 9 18 S Th 1rd EMPLOYER end svnday 7-42 '5703 Middleport 8 21 tfc 9 76 tfc 1101 lq I 15 22 " ' 9 30 ltc - - ------------ ' The Da1ly Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, Television Log ·Business Services For Sale Auto Sales Dey of Pvbhcat on Ttl~ . • 5- ' . 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I w ill bt a cct"pf~d un tr l 9 a m lor ' .. • ' I • ( • ) MIDWAY MARKET 403 MAIN STREET POMEROY, By Oswald & James Jacoby Oswald We have had so many questwns about the Jacoby transfer b1d that some articles on 1! should be appropn ate J1m Dave Carter of St LouJs was the f1rst man to con ce1ve the transfer tdea It IS not certam who started two level transfers but there as no ques lion that you developed the b1d and are responsible for 1ts great populanly Oswald I am tnchned to thmk the b1d made Itself popular It 1s art1hc1al bullS so easy to learn that anyone can use II and profit from Its use Today's hand ts a good example E1ther North or South w1ll have no trouble makmg four spades and 1f declarer stops to ruff one of North s diamonds w1th one of South s three trumps he Will make an overtnck at hiS four spade contract J1m The problem 1s how to get there after the no trump opemng It 1s easy wtth Jacoby transfer North s two heart b1d guarantees at least hve spades and asks South to b1d spades South does thiS and North re b1ds to two no trump He has told partner that he holds at least hve spades, 8 9 or maybe 10 h1gh card pomts and a bal· anced hand Oswald South has a near max1mum no trump w1th good spades and Jumps to the spade game W1th a m1mmum he m1ght pass or b1d three spades W1th poorer spades he m1ght b1d three no trump !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN l rz:e ;);j !fki!lfLI) I I'AN~IE CIID YOU ClET A CHANCE 10 LOOK AT lHOSE 5KE1t:HE:7 J: LEFT WllH YOU~ &... ·-· NO, DUDE!! ti'andll!r bids rt!spond two hearts Thlsar&ilictal bid shows at leul fin spades and tells your pa.\ae• to bid two spades whereupon yo\ will tell him more about your bled 8fo.f' todav s Rrttcle .. ~GAL. IS 'IO<J A GoOD WORTH rr!! DAWTER., TAAA LEGOFF- 10 I • :B:ASRN::;:::E:Y::S=::S$::::::;s2:::Jl voo-Hoo. Theblddmgha•been 1 PAW.~~~~i West North Ea:;t Soul,ll 1 1 ~ IN T Pass • SUPPER 5 01\J TH You South hold TABLE, HOIIJEV POT ' +A Q S 2 4 4 t7 I 2 +7 3 Z ~...,..- ,..___, What do you do now' A-If you arll! playmg Jacob)! 'K ' • BALLS 0' FIRE II I WISH 'IE D STOP LLIN ME .::.HO•~EV POT " WHAT I I>!EED IS A ROVSINo 8REAKFAGf HOW ABOUT A ~TACK OF >101" CAKES WITH IIIlO FKIED E695 ~E SA1!5.'6E OKAN6E JVICE AND A ~JCE OF MELON 1 • (I)HICH KIND OF COLD CEREA~ WOULD 'IOU LIKE ? �' ~ _ The Da1ly Senllnel ~llddleport -P0111ero1 ' WANT AOi I NFORMA TIO N DEADliNES 5 PM DdV 8tforeo Pubhutlon Mondav Deadl ne tam • C.Orrectrcms Cancellat ion - 0 ()(I 1 1'171 I REGVL.AfiONS Pub h1iher reserves the 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY r rght to edrt or re iec r a nv ad s deerned ob 1ec rron al Tht publrlher Will not bt resl,:)on Si ble for more ~n one m correct lnsertron RATES For Want Ad Servtce 5 ce nts pe<r word one Jn5 ert ron Mrn rmurn Ch argt$ 1 00 14 cen ts p-er wo r d three I'H I FO~DTOR tNO SOO 52095 Coupe- l o wner car less than JJ 000 miles brown frn1 sh w lh matc h•ng vmyl root and vmy t mtenor 307 V 8 eng ine standard transmls'S1on power steer1ng and brakes r.Jdlo rE>ally s h~ rp 1970 CHEVELLE MALJilU !1~ 9 5 4 door gold t n sh s potless clean mlenor V 8 eng•ne -a utomati C power s let."rlll9 rddtO A honey ol a buy consecutrve rnserr rons 26 c"ents per word srx con se cu trve msert lons 25 Per -cen t D rscount on pad ads and ads pa rd w ithin 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBt,..UARY S2 00 tor 50 word m n i mum Eac;h add tronal word $1395 1970 PLYMOU"H1 FURY Ill 4 door V 8 ilutumaf1c power steenng rad10 good l1res blue f1n1 sh spotless mtenor 3c BLIND AO$ A.dd rt lona l 25c Charge per Advert inmfnt OPFICE HOURS B JO a m to s oo p m Da 830 am Slfvrd~y to 1200 tv POMEROY MOTOR CO. Noon Notice OPENEVESS OOPM POMEROY, OHIO KOSCOT KOSMEfLCS &. WI GS Se ~ tember Spec als are Lemon F a ~Htl Bath Bath & Show er Gel Jr Fac at Mask Kover Kotes L! Qu d Rouge Ha1r Spravs Shampoos K Be~uty Bars Sun tan Spray and others Phon e He len Jane Brown 99:2 511 3 Many thanks to our ne w and regular customers 9 11 ti c Employment Wanted Wanted WANTED ' CHIPWOOD AnENTION • BOW HUNTERS Mtcro Fltte Arrows 19 95 doz Dura Ftbre Arrows 17 95 doz Bear & Jnd1an !3ows lndran wrfh Ltfeflme Guarantee INDOOR SHOOTING 20 Pet of Accessones Open Evenmgs 6 30 to 10 -C losed Mondavs- POLES MAXIMUM DIAMETER 10" ON LARGEST END .. " ' ~ •• MILLING machtne for metal w II trad e for drd l press or would l1k.e to buy dnll pre ss any SIZe Phone 992 7494 9 30 3tc - ----Wanted To Buy .-...__ ____ BUNDLED SLABS NO 1 Copper 60c rad a to rs JOe brass 20c batte rtes 90c clean dry G1nseng roots $60 tb yellow root $4 50 May apple 60c M A Ha ll Reed s v lie Phone 378 6:2 49 9 :23 lfc DELIVERED TO -- ~------- -- -- OHIO PALLET CO. On Old Rt 33 Phone 992 2689 Pomeroy, Oh1o Help Wanted WANTED PAPER CARRIERS IN PO.MEROY AND SYRACUSE The Daily Sentinel 1.. •·· For Sale or Trade ss.oo Per Ton Coolvtlle ANTIQUE Auction Frrday Oct 5 at 11 a m on Washington Co fa irgrou nds Marietta OhiO Fme fvrn 1ture as follows very old pine dry sink round marble top stand on ornate Iron base Ch lp pendale style Governor Turnthrop desk finger cerved love seat matching chair French loveseat 3 pc cherry parlor sutte t1res1~e bench with pipe holders rosewood p1neappte poster bed mtltchmg dresser brass marble top stand bed sewing machme wlth teardrop pulls marble top walnut dresser 3 pc marble - full marble top dresser 2 n1ce sw•vel top card tables Bentwood rocker wtth cane back and seat 4 drop leaf walnut table marble top washstand 2 n•ce walnut beds dresser base 6 cane bottom cha1rs Other dressers 6 drawer cherry chest wr1t1ng desk and book case marble top credenza oak washStand sp1net desk WtCker baby buggy hall tree ctawfoot butters chest and bookcase petttcoat m•rro'r mahogany pedestal stand 6 Queen Ann chairs maple clawfoot pedestal round table 4 maple cha1rs patr G W W lamps - not old - 3 pc marble clock set 2 brass chandelters red sat n glass parlor lamps brass parlor lamp n1ce Ch nese room s ze Orten tal rugs ru ce room s ze Pers1an rug tapestnes some sdver ch na bed aro cheted work lmens glass copper tars pewter ca ndelabra and many other n ce 1tems very f1ne sale of b.ea.ut •ful mer t:ha nd 1se Open 8 a m day of sale Brtng a sandw ch Harold Goddard Inc 9 30 :2t c WILL do coat or m 1sc hauling 10bs also body work itnd pant ro bs on autos Phone 992 7597 9 27 6tc CO MPLETE se1 of bunk beds Call Da te Connolly Long B!lttom Ohto 985 4190 9 25 6fC $6.00 Per Ton iTHE BOW HUNTER ~am Sf . Pomeroy Motor Co. PHONE 992 2156 · SO MEONE to do house clean ng Phon e 992 2677 9 0 6tc FU EL Tru c k Dnver nee ded Reter enc e s requ1re d Send repl es to Box 729 E c o The Dall y SE> nttn e l PomeroyJ Oh10 9 27 6t c COR NER cupboards wall cupboards chests old guns any cond ton Also blue decorated stoneware Wr te P 0 Box 44 Mart nsburg Oh1o 43935 or call I 484 4440 after 7 p r'rl a a 90tc WANTED for au c t1on household goods Tools most anyth 1ng of Yalue W II buy or sell on comm ssron W 11 haul Cal l 992 3354 or 99 :2 v 92 Hayman s l :25 tfc --------------OLD furn1ture oak table s clocks ICe boxes brass beds d shes or comp lete householdS Wr te M 0 Miller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o ca ll 992 6271 5 13 lf c ----------- - - - lost GRAY MALE ca t lost near Pomeroy Elementary Sc hool Reward Call 992 :2664 9 28 3tc GE RMAN Shepherd Dog Smokey mostly black w•th tan marktngs Lost betw een Langsv lie and Dexter $20 Reward Call 99:2 637 9 or 742 3664 9 25 6tc -Pels - -----------For Sale PARKVIEW Kenne ls Poodles I toy male and 1 fem a e Phone 99? 5443 7 15 lfc --- ~------ - -- - - For Rent 1956 TH REe' QUARTER lOt P c kup Good condtftOn \ 29S Gall 949 3746 after 6 wee k. days an vt•m e week.t:'nds 9 78 31c S"ve VI) to 40 P et On Fuel B1lls MONO~RAM OIL HEATERS d e curd:for desrgn w~Jnv l gramed or n c h tr ur l woqd vrnyl clad cabrnets.Jare handsomely h rghiHJhted wtt h gold anodr1ed afum1num to bt e pd w1 lh the finest furn1shmg ~ . A Sue For Every Home .. Prt c('~ Start At S210 POMEROY Ja ck W Carsey M~r PhOn e 1191 -2181 . FOR SALE by the C I lens N"at anal Bank 1971 Chev ro let Kmgswopd Slatt on w agon S1 ~95 1971 Gremlm :2 door ..r passenger 9303!c 1969 FORO XL Deluxe mt er o r convert ble l1gh yellow $600 A tot of ca r for the money 327\. Me chan 1c .Street Pomeroy 1 9 30 3tc 98 OLDSMOBILE 4 dr hard top vmyl top full pow e.r and a 1r cond111on 1ng 7 way ad YARD SAL E Oct 4 and 5 10 tustable steenn g wheel low a m ttll 6 p m New and used mllea.ge Call 99:2 55 10 clothmg men women and 9 28 4t c c hildren s clo!h ng :2 alum num s torm 3 !rack 1968 OLDSMOB I LE 98 wh1te w ndow 5.. sHe 29 w de 6 tee t With black tnter or air 7 ~ m long 1 ovts rde door co nd !toned newt res and on e w th ytass S1Ze 6 fee t 10 owner Show r oom clean nc hes long 2 fee t 9 n w .;J th Sl 195 Call 742 5869 Othe r odd s & e• ds Utah 9 :28 3tc Swan Tu p., e r s P ia ns Oh o ..-; on St ateR! 7 No t respons ble for a ce dents 9 30 4lp BRUSH HOG S 4xS II phone 992 585.8 7 15 ffc QUARTER horse mare ver y genlle good w1th ch!l dren. GROCERY busrness tor sa le 9 28 !:2tp Burldlng for sale or lease Phone 773 5618 from 6 30 p m to 10 p m tor appo ntment 1965 CLASS IC Rambler ex cellent co ndlf on Mayt ag J 20 tfc Wr inger t ype wa s her dog hou se - well bu It 2 b ke s -~0 1965 CH EVY 4 s pee d Mag 1nch each tr cy\_IE' boys an d whee ls reb uilt 327 eng.1,ne g1rt s cloth•n9 -'-S ze 8 to tO new pant mus t sell 99 :2 2392 Ca ll 992 3J7J aHe r 5 p m 9 25 6lp 9 ?8 61c FIJ R ROOFING , CLEAN lNG NACE AND REPAIR AND 1 PLUMBING POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992 2094 606 E Ma1n Pom ero y Sm~rl and I 1 FURNITURE . Stop In and See Our . Floor D1splay . Spectahst Whee l Ahgnmenr It Must Be Rtght or we Wtll (>1;1ke H R1ghl For Sale B 4 JO Darty 8 12 Sat 1ne H Q Rawlings Son s ~orld111g ~·2 Mrddleport 0 2101 "' ' PRICE CONSTRUCTION ' Roof1ng, Spout1ng. Porch Repair , Com p I e t e Home Remodelmg ' DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE MODERN SANITATION JOHN TUCKER Rt 4 Pomeroy , 0 992 -3954 or 992-73'9 • ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED WOOD TRUSSES ,~, .... • EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 On Most - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 HOGG & ZUSPAN Pomeroy Home & Auto MATERIALS CO 773 5554 ~ Mason W Va P AND J HOME Open 8 Tll5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam Pomeroy 0 . Gene's MAINTENANCE & REPAIR . Heat1ng Air Cond Refngeratron Plumb•ng E1ectncal Appliances Auto A1r Cond Res •d enhat or Commerctal Body Shop Ph 992 5271 Pamhng A Spec1alty Area s Most Reasonable Prices Real Estate For Sale Ph. 742-6271 ~-- • - - - ------------ -:..--- - ----------- -----------...-- ------- ----- --------- Real Estate For Sale --------------- _____________ Real Estate For Sale 0" __ ___________ All work guaranteed Fro m !he larae st Bulldoz.er Radiator to the '::l ma11est Heater L or~ Nathan Btggs. Rad1ator Spectahst SMITH NELSON '-10TORS. INC. Ph 992 2174 IF YOU ARE MY MAN ---------------------------- ___________ __ Pomeroy READY MIX CONCRETE del1vered r 1ght to your protect Fast and easy Free eS:t1mates Phone- 9~2 3284 Go egte n Ready Mli lC Co M idd le por t Oh o "' 6 30 tfc C BR ADFO RD Auct ioneer Complete Se rviCe Phone949 38:21 Rae ne Oh 10 Cn tt Bra dford ......, s I lfc __________ ____ E XCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work septic tan ks 1nstalled dump rrucks and to bo ys tor h1re Will haul I! II dtr t top soil .. limestone and grave! Call Bob or Roger Jeffers da y phone 992 7089 n1ghl phone 992 352.5 or 992 5:232 2 11 ttc ---------- ----- O PEN Ro ger Hysells Garage nea r Cross roads on St Rt 124 all mechan• cal work. uJc lvd ng automat c !ran.sm ss on.s Monday F r1da y B 30 a m t il l 5 p rn Saturday - 8 30 to 12 noon Unless by appt Phone 992 5682 or 992 712 1 9 16 30tc - -------------· \ "' -- -- ---- -----~- Your Favonte Country Musrc Sl.a rs Vts1t On THE RALPH EMERY SHOW 4"30 TO 5:30 Monday thru Fndav o. WMPO-FM STEREO. 92.1 Maytag AutoiTiatr~ speed opera~on 2 Ch.olce of water Auto water level control Lint Filter or Power Fm Ag1tator ' Perma Press. HAMMON'S HULLERS ARE PAYING ss.oo PER 1oo Las. M1yt.1g Halo of Heat r MILLER /'t'\OBILE HOMES Dryers Surround clothes wtth gentle, even heat No hot spots no overdrymg Frne Me&h Lint F1tter We SpecialiZe m MAYTAC RUTLAND FURN ITURE'R~~~.~~:·~ --.----- ------..,------- .. ---------T---- -------------- B•g.(iapac~y zy• t~mps ' 741 42!1 Arnold Grate. Rutland After hulling on Hammons Huller No charge for hullmg There s a crop under your trees lUSt for the p1ckmg CASH IN ta~e your walnuts to your nearest Hammons Huller • &- THINGS < i Helen Help BY PAUL CRABTREE Just hours before the openmg ktckoff of the 1973 Natrona] Football League season the U S Congress and Pres1dent Nll<on acted on leg1slat1on to perm1t home televiSwn of pro football games whic h were sold out at least 72 hours llefore the gam e Tinsactwn was ta ken des p1te the weepmg and watlmg of the greed1est man m the >~ orld, NFL CommtsSioner Pete Rozelle, who predicted the new law would le~d to mass ca ta,strophe, sa ppmg of thenatwnal sp1r1t , empty pay envelopes, and IJJa)be even a gallopmg e ptdemlC of pellag r a The f1rst week's res ults are m and have been analyzed aod the statiStiCS a r e most revealmg Nme of the 12 f1r st-Sunday games were sold out, and were therefore telecast Just a s Rozelle predrcted, many tiCket-holders opted to stay home and watch the box mstead of showmg up at the box off1ce A grand total of 52 919 fans, m fact , stayed at home ~ a figure high enough to cause NFL franch1Se.tlolders to 1ssue lamentations and Jeremtads agamst thts or.erous new law (There v. ere- less the second week ) All of which was a great b1g bun ch of bull Let's look at those fig ures, football fans and fellow 1 V wat chers, and see JUSt how much blood was extracted from the clui><Jwners With 52,919 fans staym g home from nme games thiS means th ere was an average of 5,879 seats empty m each of the affected stadia ~ow , the NFL-dubs mvolved didn t lose a mckel on the fa ct that these seats were empty They had been sold, all nght ~ otherw1se , there would ha v;, been no TV of the game The only loss denved from th e vacant seats, actually; was from parking lot fees m o ney spent at the concesswn stands souvemr shops and even pay tmlets for all I know Let's tljke a w1ld guess at JUSt how much each paymg customer would spend on these mc1dentals I thmk five dpllars per seat would be a reasonable ftgure , based on proven vehiCle occupancy of about l 8 persons per car and the gomg pnces for hot dogs coffee and beer Thus each team s loss would be somethmg m the VlClm\y of $29 495 ~ lei s ]US! round 1t off m the owners favor and call It $30 ,000 It sounds llke a lot of money Really, 1t 1sn t There IS only one way for the home teaiil to recover that $30,000, and thai IS from the sale of the TV nghts wh1ch created s uch a hot contr over sy m the f1rst place Pro football 1s the most expens1ve teleVISion 1tem m the enl1re world today Just one mmute of commemal tune m the Super Bowl Will cost an astronomiCal $200 000 Therefore, w1th an average of about 24 28 mmutes of com· merc1al tune m !he average pro football telecast, from pre game to the !mal gun, each NFL club has to reahze only a hllle over a Jacoby transfer a wmner NORTH t + AQ874 Us. By Hdt·n Bottel •• ~w4 He •s Scared or Marriage loy THOMAS JOSEPH Dear He len 1 have a satisfym g career , but I m the kind of woman who <Ius (3 wds 1 4 Conce1t 5 1 Cyrano de Ber gerac MeXICO 12. Make even 13. Phlhp dramatist 6 - blcu' 7 Palm leal 8 Ch mese CU ISIUC de!rcacy p1ne Moslems 14 G1rl s n <>.me Dear Smgle How about the d1reet approach' As m, Hey , love , let's get marrted? ' Your honesty may scare htm away but, 1f you 11 never he happy w1th " hallway smgle," 1t's beSt not to waste any more tlme drifting On the other hand, you may shake hun mto a dec1s10n GO!)d luck 1 - H 15 Forefoot 16 Craggy htll 18 Pop 19 Hcvolve 21 1ttlc tn lndt 1 22 Garment Dear Helen« I have a really great fr~end - who dnves me crazy with her mab1hty to say " Good-bye ' on the phone I've run out of excuses, ltke 'The doorbell 's rmgmg,' • The baby's crymg; etc I don't want to hurt her leelmgs, but there s so much to do m my day , I JUSt can 't waste an hour or two standing by the phone She won't OJl COin J{ Yesterday's Answer 30 Bastr 24 Co rrupted 25 Bngad1cr nadoed 31 Feer general s dcs1 gn a (3 wds ) 35 Marvm and Hc m1c k "37 Dock t10n 9 Expand ( h) ph 10 Prepared 11 ll;r,t;!>ball gt'Cat "d ) 20 Abo und 23 Rule Bn tann1a com p oser workers 26 Revolver tor exa mpl e 28 Remu 39 Sault ncrah on Mane umon Sle 23 1\ngcl ( Fr I 24 - o ut (so lved ) 26 LJbcr<~tc d 27 C1ty taKe hmts and I DO think a lot of her So - HELP m • Judah 28 lo'" asteners 29 Egypt10n do .y 30 Proof Dear Help Why don't you take a leaf from my smart daughter-m-lllw's notebook' When she and my son hved m the slower paced South, she had a long extenSIOil cord on her phone and she sometimes prepared a whole meal or scrubbed down kitchen cabmets or mopped the floor while lislerung to a long-wmded fnend - H JJl!lJMOOJ1~;-u..J readmg marks 32 Nmm 33 Yes 34 Salt -''"" ..-~ ,_. (F r I 36 lllcmtsh 38 Unant mously (2 wds) hy til Nil I A HNOl D , " "I 00fl l f t Unscramble these four Jumblll!&. one letter to ll!ach square, to form four or(tnary words. - ........... 3. Wanderer 11. Fr1end, j(1 He's content Wllh the relationship a s 1S I'm not Calltt a secunty hangup, but I want permanence What does i' woman do when a hmt may lose he r man, but she s llred of hemg - HALFWAY SINGLE I KEVAN L- 6.Abatem1· 1 nave naturally never mentioned It, mougn J m swe ne loves me We ve been.gomg togetller for a year and a half """ .. 1 Coarse hommy % TouJours at Balaklava H e has never dated one"gitl e.clus!Vely until he met me Once he told me the wond 'marria ge • gets hun so shook up that 1f a g 1rl mentwns 1t even casually, he drops her ~ ::""l~.'l""···,.. DOWN ACKOSS 1 Weapon needs marnage: I want one spectal someone to make my life complete I've found hun , bu,t - he s 'ruratd of his own leelin!l' . 40 Golf scurc 41 Awaken 42 Ab)Cd .. fear 43 Sulks thousand dollars per mmute to recover tls losses And 1f you don t belt eve that an NFL club can earn more than $30 000 out ol a telecast a1med nght at the home folks then there's no such thmg as Dr Seuss, Disneyland or Mother Goose Methmks Mr Rozelle should stop hiS v1s1t to the wa1lmg "all and get back behmd the cash reg1ster , where he belongs 7 30 - To Te ll T he Tr:uth 6 R F D 20 Cancer L1 fe or Death 33 Beat th e Clock 13 Charles Bla1r s Belt er World 15 New Pnce 1s ~i ght a 10 New Dating Game 3 W.Or ld of Su rv1 val 4 8 oo ~ Ma ude 8 10 Chase 3 4 15 Te mperatures RISing 6 13 Lor ram e Hansber ry 20 33 8 30 - Hawaii F1 ve 0 8 10 Mov•e lsn t I! Shock mg 6 13 9 00 - Magr cl an 3 4 15 2 30 - Hawk•ns 8 10 Arlhur Prvsock 20 33 10 00 - Mar cus Welby MD 6 13 Our Street 33 PoJ1ce Story 3 4 15 WIN AT BRIDGE The Almanac Thfe mormng stars are Mars By Unlled Pre•• bt.<rnatlonal an\1 Saturn Today 1S Monday , Oct 1, the The evemng s tars are Mer 27!th day of 1973 w1th 91 to cury, Vonus apd Jup1ter follow " Those born on !Ius date are The moon 1S approachmg 1ts under the s1gn of Ltbra ,, f1rst quarter 11 00 - Ne ws3 4 8 15 10 6 Jahak133 11 30 ~ Johnny Carson 3 4 15 0 c k Cavett 6 Mov1es Lawyer B Knock on any Door 10 Sa nctua ry 13 00 - News 13 Your Hea lth 4 ,. 30 - News <1 ? 30 - Nf!WS 13 III ISHATAM! I .I DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter stmply stands for another In th1 s sample A 1s used for the three L s X for the two 0 s etc Smgle letters apostrophes, the length and formatwn o{ th e v. ord s are all hmts Each day the code letters are differen t WHAT WA~ AFTE~ t..EAVIN<:P iHE. TATTOO P'AFI:LOFt 1 [) Now arTance the etrcled letten to form the surprite answer, u CRYPTOQUOTES H •urrt~te<l, by lh• above cartoon. x I I I J rx 1 J l Anawer Once laken.--you'rt bound to NHT CP IV M BAAB T CM HB liB NPGV N P G V- HB HB V A . GHT - NCTMHFITA ._ Yesterday's Cryptoquote WE LIE LOUDEST WHEN WE LIE TO OURSELVES -ERIC HOFFER lumbl•• PICAN UniR LIVtn GHmO Saturday'• ZFBA VA (Aruwen lomorrow) The it: Is KD I ,.,..- -... 1A r I how to work (@ 19'78 Kmr F;aturea Synd1eate, Ine) flO J under- THI PLUNGI • K4. • 7 42 • 732 WEST EAST +I063 +J 2 .AI0 6 . 9872 . tKQ J53 t1086 +J 5 \ +QI0 94 SOUT IIID I + K95 • QJ 53 t A9 +AK8 6 Both vulnerable South West North East IN T . Pa ss Pa ss 2+ Pass 2N T Pa ss 4+ Pa!is Pass Pa ~s Opening lead - + K 2• ----'------~ --- DOZER and back hoe work ponds and septtc tanks d lt ch ng serv ce top soi l fd l Utrt I mestone B& K Escavallng Phone 992 5367 or 99 :2 3B61 9 1 ttc are WRITE TO Box 163, Route 1 Portland, 0. 45770 Ocl 1, 1973 H 1f ____________ _ Grocery and General Merchandise Mob1le Homes For Sale o MONDAY, OCT 1 1973 7 ~~- ~at the Cloc~ 4'" News 10 C1rcus 13 What s My L~ne 8 ec o 20 People Pla ces and Thrngs 5 Trvth or Con sequences 6 3 Bobby Bowden 15 7 ~O Tell the Truth 6 Seal !he Clock 13 Bobby Goldsboro o ywood Squ ares 4 BUck Owens 8 Ep1sode Act!on 33 WC acky World of Jonathan Wrnters 15 Mun1c1pal C<furt 10 onversahon wlfh Wtll•am Barre tt 20 8 ~ Gunsmoke 8 10 Lotsa LUck 3 4 15 Rook res 13 a 1onal GeographiC 6 Juvemle Cour1 20 33 8 30 - Qrana 3 4 IS 9 00 - Her~ s Lucy 8 10 Pro Football 6 13 Mov1e Doc1 or s W1ves 3 4 15 9 30 - Dick Van Dyke 8 tO lO 00 _,. Med1cal Center 8 10 10 30 - News to Paul Nuchrms 33 10 45 .- The Srlent Years 20 11 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 11 30 ~ Johnn~ (j31rson 3 4 15 Janakr 33 movies Torch Song 8 \ 49th Parallel 10 12 00 ~ News 6 13 12 30 - Mov•e '-anmbal Att ack 13 1 00 - Focus on Columbus 4 130 - News4 2 oo - News 13 TUESDAY OCT 2 1973 6 00 - Sunrrse Seminar 4 Sacred He art 10 6 15 - Concern & Comment 1o 6 20 - FarPn Report 13 .. 6 25 - Paul Har vey 13 6 30 - Columbu s Today 4 B1ble Answe rs 8 Farth for Today 13 News 6 6 45 - Corncob Report 3 Farmtlme 10 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 Flrnts tones 13 Romper Room 6 1.,. 7 30 - Rocky&BullwtnklelJ NewZoo Revue6 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8 10 New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame Sf 33 Trmm y iJnd Lassie 6 B 30 - Hu c kand Yogr6 Dtck Van Dyke1 3 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Paul D•x on 4 Fnendl y Junctron 10 AM 3 Phd Donah ue 15 M1 ste r Roberts 33 Brady Bunc h 6 Abbott a nd Costello 8 Mov 1e Song of Be rnade tte 13 9 30 - To Tell The Tru th 3 M IC hael s & Co 6 Sec re t Storm B 9 55 - Ch uck WhLte Reports 10 10 00 - D•na h Shore 3 15 Jokers Wdd 8 10 10 30 - BaffleJ -1 15 $10000Pyram •d8 10 M tke Douglas6 11 OO - Gambl18 10 Passwo rd1 3 W• za rdof0dd s3 4 15 11 30 - Holly wood Squares 3 4 15 Love of L1fe 8 10 Brady Bunch 13 Bowlmg 6 , 11 55 - CBSNews8 DanlmetJ s WorldiO 12 00 - Jeopardy 3 IS Bob Brauns 50 50 Clu b 4 Pa ss word 6 News 10 8 13 12 30 - 3 W s 3 15 Spl1t Second 6 Search For Tomor row 8 10 12 45 - E lectrrc Company 33 12 55 - News 3 15 1 00 - News 3 All My Children 6 13 Not For Women Only 15 Co ncentrat1on 8 What s My Lme 10 30 - 3 On A Match 3 4 tS The World Turn s 8 lO ... L.e t s Mak e A Deal 6 13 2 00 - Days of Our L1ves 3 4 15 Newlywed Game 6 13 Gu 1d1ng L1ght 8 10 2 30 - Edge of N1ght8 10 G•rl•n My L1fe 6 13 Docto r s 1 5 3 4 3 00 - Another World 3 4 15 General Hosp1ta l 6 13 Pn ce Is Rrghl 8 10 Bo'<.k Beat 20 3 30 - Return fo Peyton Place 3 15 One L•fe to Ln1e 13 Match Game 13 8 Secret Storm 10 Phil Donahue 4 Flmtstones 6 .ConversatiOn w1th William Barrett 20 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Love American Sty le 13 Huck & Yog~ 6 Somerset IS Sesame St 33 20 Speed Ra cer 6 l. vc y Show 8 Movre House on Teleoraoh Hill 10 4 30 - I Love Lucy 6 Green Acres 3 Jeopardy 4 Hazel 8 Gilligan s Is land 13 Bon anza 15 5 00 - Mr Rogers 20 33 Bo nanza 3 M"'r v Gnff 1n 4 Andy Grrtf 1th B I Dream of Jean•e- 13 Mr ssl on lmpossr ble 6 5 30 - Beverly Hillbillies 8 Elec Co 33 Gome-r Pyle 13 Hod;epodge Lodge 20 Tratls West 15 s 55 - Earl N1ghtmgate 15 6 00 - Ne ws 3 4 8 10 15 6 Sesame Street 20 Sport scope 33 ABC News 13 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 15 AB C News 6 C BS News 8 10 Hogans Heroes 13 Your Future Is Now 33 7 00 - What s My L1ne 8 Ele c Co 20 Beat The Clock 4 News 10 Lee Trev•no s Golf 15 Truth or Consequen ces 3 6 Dusty s Tra1l 13 Mar co Sportl 1te 33 7 15 - Janakl 33 SEPTfC TANt<S CLEANED REA SO NABLE rates Ph .U.6 476:2 Gall ipOl iS John Russell Owner and Op erator _---.:.5 12 tfc ·-~~· Pels For Sale Amencan Cars Bu11t to Your Specs Oehvered to Job Stfe UPHOLSTER your own fur GOOD dry ear co rn Ph one 985 3538 Call after 5 p m PauJ n lure We have a ll th e sup Karr Che s ler Oh10 pies you WI!! need 9 :28 3tp Uph olstery Fab r 1cs a very Large se lect on of nylons 215 N Second Yelvets He rc ulo n vmyls - n For Free Est1mate Phone 992 3509 col!on pr n ls also remnants Fo a m for c u sh1ons and \ 24 Ho u r Servrce paddtng Burlap den1ms HOU S E lor sal e located n Bradbury Cal l 99 2 73 63 a ti er All work guaranteed cambr c foam gl ue z pper s 6 p m spr ngs and cl ps chipboa rd s . 9 5 30tc legs s ew1ng thr ead dacro n ta cks webb ng well cor d 0 D ELL WHEEL AI gnmenl cotton sw vel bases and a II loca ted at Crossroads Rt 124 RO OM 1 ouse J years old ot her s upp11es you w111 nee d :2 BED now back to work Complete carpet ng b1 g k1tch e n w th New furn ture at to w lo w front end serv• ce tune up and ots of cab nets 11 acre <~>o t pr ces Pom er oy Recovery brak e servtce Wheel s gro und ~<a t ne Oh o Ca ll 6:22 E Man 992 7554 balanced etectront c ally All 94'7 4998 83130tc work gvaranteed Reasonabl e 9 12 tt c -....-----rate s Phone 742 3232 --'-HARRI SO N S TV serY!Ce and 2 18 lf c EXCELSIOR Salt Work s E.- POMER OY Cus tom bv II br1 ck serv ce calls Ph o!'le 992 2522 Main Sf Pomeroy Al l kmds 2 9 tt c hom e four bed rooms two RON SHEPARD F loor Wall of salt water pellets water baths full ba se m ent Remodel ng Ce!;'al'fl•c l1 le nuggets block salt and own f repla ce formal d n•ng bath s Box 280 Rutland 742 ELNA and While Sew ng Oh o R Yer Salt P hone 992 roo m Wr te J E Bayl1ff 310 Ma c h ne s Serv1ce on al l 3664 3891 W H1 gh St ree t Cr 1dersv lie makes Reasonab le rates 6 26 lf c 6 5 He J The Sew ng Cente r M ri"' Oh o 115806 9 28 6!p FOR F REE est mates on d lepo rt Oh ro LOTS ot chrysanthemums for n 16 lf c alum nu m s d ng Stor m sale f1e ld grown We only 6 ROO MS and ba!h n town Doo r s and Windows Car have one color - yellow 10 $11 000 Ca 1 99:2 3975 or 992 ports Ma rquees and Ra1 1 ng MOBILE home repa r Elec bun cl') es for S5 We have so me 2571 tr ca l p lu mb ng and heat ng Phone Char le s L1s 1e out n fu ll bloom some JUS! 9 28 li e Phone 992 5858 Syra c use Ohio Car l Jacob budd ng Rey-nolds Flower ~------ - -----7 15 tt c Sales 'Representat ve v v Shop Mason W Va Call 773 • 2 ACRE lots Darwm area and Son Inc Joh nson -~-------'------5147 Tupper s P a1ns wat e r TANK S AROSIC 6 22 tf c SE PTIC 9 26 !fc Contact Hershel M cClu re SEWAGE S YSTEM $ Da ry Is le unt I 3 p m 992 EXCAVATING Dozer s large CLEANED REPAIRED 52 48 after 3 992 3.:13 6 1971 DAT S\:J N ,. 1200 Good and small Ba Ckhoes and MILLER SANITATION 92B1 2t c cond1t1on reasonable pr ce loaders o n tra c k and t1re s STEWART OHIO PH 662 Ca ll 247 3824 Dump tru<;:k - Lo boy ser 3035 3 year s o ld 3 9 26 6tp HOU SE v ce Se pt c tanks nstalled 10 4 tf c be dr oom wal l to wal ~ar Geo rge ( B II) Pull n s phone -----,------- ~ - - -p elin g r ef r 1ger ator and s tove STEREO RAD IO tape com 992 2478 or 99 :2 7402 NE IG LER S FO R HOU S E 1ncluded I vmg roo m k t b nat on am fm rad o 6 tra ck :2 9 tfc BU I LD ER S CAL L GUY chen ut I ty room batt tape de ck ~a la nce $99 83 or NEIC? LER RACINE O HI O out s tde ut 1 ty s torage DEAD S10CK ~ W 11 rem o"<> use our budget term s Call 91130 tp Mtd d lepor t Ph one 992 5064 992 3965 af a re ason ab le cha rge Call flff er 6 p 11 9 28 Stc 245 5514 WIL L TRIM or cu t fre es and 9 :21 12t p a 23 90t c shrubbery a lso clean ou l 1973 14x70 MOBILE home basements atf cs on d etc wa s her a d dryer d sh Cal 949 322 1 or 742 44 111 washer stt11nless stee s1nk 8 3 1 30 tc garbage d sposal eye level ov en range dacron po lye ster AUTOMOBILE tn s uran c e b;;; carp et la rge lot Phone 742 cancelled ' Lost you r 3083 operators I ce nse Ca ll 992 7 18 tf 7428 6 ....__ 15 tt c QUAR T ER ho ~se ma r e very gentle good w th c t) il dren $7 5 Ph Coo lv lle 667 6214 - - - -- - - - 9 28 !2tp 7 ROOM house w th bath m REGI STERED f ve year Ap Rutland atr co nd t1oned pa loosa mare well broke carpeted gas fu rnac e d iS h DOWNTOWN ~ 4 gentle excellent pl e asure bath gas F A fur nac e washer double oven range mare Make n1ce show h.o r se double garage large ca rport uf I t1es $10 500 00 Qr brood ma re Call 667 3723 4 acres clea r ed and fen ced 9 30 3tc 117 ACRES - Lots of br us h lor small barn and other bu ld ngs Phone 614 74? 68 34 ---------- - -good h\Jn t1n g 6 room house 5 30 tf c N EW 197 '3 ZIGZAG s ew ng bar n and oth e r bu ld ng s All 2 NEW HOMES ~~ ~~ ~~== ~~- ~-~ rna ch1rre s n or g na l f ilc to~y m ner <1 ls S 65 per <Jere 5 ROOM hous e on 3 ac r es Ot Loca ted 1n the new H• c kory' cf" ton l1g zag !o make BUNGALOW 2 bedr ooms land Tuppers Pia ns but!onholes sew on butl ons H Its add1t1on at Tuppers Chester water all n e w monograms and m aKe fan cy nrce oak ll oors ga s floor Pla 1ns 3 n•ce bedrooms wdh plumbmg alvmmum s dmg deslqns w th lU St tli e tw• sl of furna ce an d basem e nt Only c lose t s Modern bath fu e l otl f urnace Call 985 3539 a sm.,.te d ial Left n lay a way $6500 00 9 30 1:21p color e d fixture s ceramrc nd never been us-ed W1l l sell tor only S47 cash or terms NEW - 3 n ce s1 ze bedroom s l1l e Lovely k•tchen wrth 12 available Phone 992 2984 NEW BRICK 3 bedroom hbme w th large closets Extra n1ce ft ba se cabrnets and 14 ft 9 30 5tc 1ttt6he[l with S S cook and bake on 1 acre of land Large u pper cab •n ets Utrllty room modern k•lchen full c ar unrts Full Basement ELECTROLUX vacuum peted toeated c lose to the Ga rage rs ftmshed on fhe htgh and elementary schools cleaner A 1 cond ton uses $1950000 rns1 de About 1 acre of Call 992 7686 paper bags has cordw nder 2 ll'EOROOMS ~ W1th all ground 100x400 Good ,__ and many at tachment s also lurmlure N ce bath front nn d 9 24 12tc f 1nanc •ng on these s hamp o oer attachment n eluded Only 4 ava1iable a! b:1 ck porc he s On ly $1WOO 00 $1890000 HOU SE 5 rooms 5 a c res cas h or t e r ms ONLY 3 YEARS OLD $37 70 2 gro und Rt 1:2a Grea t Bend flva lab e Phone 992 298 <1 bedrooms gas FA fur nace R\JTLANO C B Shahan R! 338 Great 9 30 61 c Bend t s tory frame 3 nr ce Cook a nd bake units D n •ng c 9 30 J tp be dt oo m s w1th closets Bath 3 YEAR OLD Kelv 1na1 or r oom e n close d po r c h an d -------~ -automalt c wash er G ood garage $1 6 000 00 N 1ce kit c h en and d rnmg Newbr ck th r eeb edroom cond t1on Ca ll 992 :2967 after 10 area Full basement wtth ROOMS Rec e ntly home •n Ra cme bath ltv ng 5 30 p m shower All Electnc 51 renovate d 5 bedroom s J1 2 room k tchen full ba s ement 9 30 3tc garage attached hot a 1r baths modern k rtch e n ga s ac r e $1650000 furnace all uti It es ALSO OLIVER 60 tractor W1th SIX foot F A furnace Large corner lot two roorn & bath cement sem mounted mow er a ll MINERSVILLE bloc k ho use 10 acres Shown 1=100d rubber and '" aood NEW - J bedrooms lar ge bafh story frame 3 bedrooms by appo1ntment Rodney w 1th laundry on n 1ce corner s h,.oe S60f't ~ate Vanama n Oownmg Broker M 1d Ba th Krtchen has lots of phone 742 5322 lot As k1ng 1ust $1 8 000 QO dleport Qh o Phone 992 3731 9 30 6t c CVUN1 R 1 base cabme1s Porches and 1 v~o:.:~oc ......... 9 30 2tc loi s of ground $6 500 00 bath F A furna ce T P wa ter 1972 YA MAHA Enduro 250 Only $400000 excellent cond1t on $475 Tuppers Pia ns 667 3.J36 JN TOWN - I bedroom~ balh LET US KNOW WHAT 9 30 6tp oak flo ors Large d1nrng YOUR NEEDS ARE JN Basement and s mall garde n REAL ESTATE AS WE Only $5 000 00 HA'fE SEVE RAL BUY IT TODAY TOMORROW PROPERTIES TO CHOOSE MAY LATE GOOD Ffl.OM IF WE DONT HAVE IT WE WILL TRY >O Owner rehrmg ' lnust FIND Jf FOR YOU sac nhce gdod gomg ~usmess GrQcery and HENRY E CLELAND Genera I Merchand~rofrt BROKER potential 1s unhm1ted For 992 2259 tnformatron If no answer 992 2568 ---- ' SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED I MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Phone 992 2550 j --------------- -------------...,.- AL1 WEATHER ROOFING CO. OffiCE SUPPLIES _____ __ --- HURRY H URRY T me s runn ng ou!\ H r ng now un I I Oct 5 Earn $100 week for 3 F URNI S HED 2 bed room double w de Ira ler n n ght s sell nQ brar d toy s and Sy racuse Call 99 2 2441 after 5 g fl s no cte lt ver m g no YARD Sale 120 State Street p m Monday through Fr day c o llec t ng Fo r more n Pomeroy Monday Tuesda y No weekend call s fo rm at on wr te !o Rt 2 Box and Wednesday 12 1 11 5 23 Ra c1 ne Oh o 45771 9 30 tfc 9 30 3tc 9 2'5 !Otc BEDROOM srJtall house FLEA MARKET at Add son A LOCAL com!'any has m f u rnt she d or uri tur n shed Ohio Sunday t II ., Deal er s Ra I road St M ddl e po r t med a le open ng s for the welcome P & J Odd s and Phone 992 7494 followmg pos1 t or s Ends 1 Acc ount 1 g Cle,tk 9 30 3tc 9 :25 6t c Kn ow teoge at d exp er1trn ce In co st accovnt mg or payrol 12 x 50 MOBI LE h~me 2 SWEEPER Repa 1rs Parts esse nlla l Opentng s on th e bedroom s Ut I f es turn shed Suppltes D1scount pr ces on foltowmg sh f! s B am 1 11 4 CaiJ 742 5980 General merchandiSe thru p rn 4 p m t II 12 m dn 1ght 9 30 6tc our catalog department 12 0l t11Barn Phone 367 7736 Dav1S 2 Off 1ce sec retar es - Out .es Vacuum Cleaner Store 10 MOBILE home adults only nclude typ ng dtct a t1on a m 5 p m Addtson Ohio Ca t! 992 559 2 f l1ng Open ing on same sh 1fls 9 23 30tc 9 28 tfc 11sted abov e 3 Personnel Ass1s t a nt RUMMAGE Sale Will be he ld at Re s pons r b'le lor rec r u1 1 ng unfurntshed 4 HOU S E the Sacred Heart Chur ch and screen ng of em ployee s bedrooms ntc e yard wall to Pomerov basement Oct <1 Des re 1nterv ew n g or W(lll c arpettng a r con and 5 1h ursday and Fr 1day 9 c9unsel ng exper ence d l1on ng I f urnt shed apa rt till 3 Ex ce lent sa tar es and fr nge ment wtlh 3 room s b<!lh 1 9 25 9t c bene1rts Send br ie f rcsu lle o h d upl ex Phone 992 2780 or 992 work hi S1ory a 1d ed u.ca l on 3432 Se nd all r ep t es to Box 729 5 n 9 2J li e c are of The Da I y Sen1 n et Pomeroy Oh10 POODLE groomrng no ap 9 2 lf c 3 AND 4 ROOM furn shed and po ntment necessary S5 May unfurn shed apartments Phone 99:2 5434 Stay With dog COOlVIlle 667 3915 4 12 tfc 9 27 61 c ROOMS by the week Sl8 uP Me gs Inn Pomeroy 7 12 tfc NOTICE OF ELECTION ON ISSUE OF BONDS PRIVATE meetmg room for I wtll start you w1th up to NOTICE 1S hereby g1ven that any organ1Zat1on phone 99:2 3975 In pursuance of a Resolution ot $800 a month guarantee the Board of County Com 3 11 lfc send you to sc hoo l e x miS&1oners of the County of penses pa1d tram you rn Meigs Pomeroy Oh o passed TRAlLER a t Syracuse adults sellrng and ser v 1c ng on the lOth day of July 1973 and only f=a ll 99 :2 3525 tl'le 31st day of July 1973 there 9 _,. l'B tfc e s tab l is h ed accounts w II be subm tted to a vote of the Mrn1mum t rave l m ust be peop~ of said County at the MOB ILE home spac e eae~ s 21 or over ha vr car able to General ELECTION to be held Market Syra cuse in the Counl'y of Me1gs Oh10 at s tand thorough 1n 8 26 lfc the regular pll!ces of voting vest1gatron s por1s mtnded therein on Tuesday the 6th day Outstanding of Novemb er 1973 the quest10n ho sp1ta1Jzat•on and pen s •on of ISSuing bonds of sa 1d County •n the amount at Two Hundre{l plan "' CASH pa•d for ~II makes and Fifty ThOU5ai'Jd Dollars models- of ITioblle homes Equa I Opportumty Com ($250 000 001 tor the purpose of Phone area code 614 423 9531 pany Construct1ng a tra ining center 4 13 tfc for the mentally retarded 'all For Appomtment prov•dlng necessary fur RALPH l!ROWN 14 x 65 TRA IL ER 2 bedroom nishmgs and eQuipment 1614 ) 446 9353 Yery good c onditiO Ph one 773 therefor and acquiring and 5805 Mon Oct 1- 9 a m 9 p m improv1ng the s te therefor as 8 2:2 tf c prov 1ded by law Tues Oct 2- 9.a m 9 p m The max1m1.1m number of Long Ots1ance Call Collect years dur 1ng wh £h such bonds are to run Is 20 yeers A1r Cond1honers The estimated average ad DIVI SIO N CON NEW SWIVEL rockers and ditlonal tax rate amounts to f ve CENTRAL Awmngs SOLIOATION COAL COM cent'l tor each one hundred rec1•n:r, m velvet and 100 PANY lmmed ate open mgs Underp1nnmg perce ny lon w1th scotch doll an of vt'luatton Wh1ch Is 0 5 are ava 1table n the fo llowing guard nd v 1nyt at the tow mill for each one dollar of POSit 1ons Ma ntenance low cash and car-ry pnce of ve1uet10n outs de of the Comp lete mobile home Foremart ( underground ) llm•l ltiOn 1mposed by Article S69 95 each Pomeroy ASS IStant M ne Foreman serv1ce plus g 1gan tlc XII Sectron 2 of the Con Recovery 622 E Main (u nderground ) Section d1splay of molrle homes stltutlon as cerftfled by the Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 F"oreman Surf ace M ne a~ways ava rlable at County AudItor 9 30 6tc t=o reman Reclamat on The Polls for said Elect 1on Foreman Persons apply ng will open at 6 30 o clock AM LARGE yard sate Wednesday shou ld hold val id foreman and rem am open unt1l 6 30 Thursday Oct 3 and 4 131 • cert f iCol l ton papers (OhiO ) or o'clock P M Eastern sta nda rd Lew1s St New Haven W Va have suffiCient e)( per ence to Time of se•d dev New G E sweeper new bunk apply for State exam nat1on 8y order of the Board of camp cot Fenton gl.!lssware Salary Commensurate w1th Elections of Meigs County Other glassware jewelry 1220 Wash1ng1on Blvd Exper en c e E)(c-ellent OhiO men women and ch ldren s Ben ef JIS TO 1\PPLY Wr te 423 7521 BELPRE 0 c iOi h1ng All s1zes Numerous or P hone Pe r s onn !h Edw n S Cozart men: hilrldls e no t men! oned Depart rn ent Central Cha 1rman 9 30 J fp D•v•s•oh Consol lda1ton coat Ux 6-4 3 BEDROOM 11!1 bath -~----Company Cad z Ohio 439<17 on pr ivate lof m Rufland CARPORT sale Oct 3 and 4 Oorothy M Johnston Telephone 61.4 942 4512 AN Save ShOOO Ct~ll weekdeys D1rector trom 9 a m trl l 5 p m Allons EQUAL OPPORTUN lTV after 6 anyt1me on Satur~ay Oet.ct September U 1913 toys and m1sc 9 18 S Th 1rd EMPLOYER end svnday 7-42 '5703 Middleport 8 21 tfc 9 76 tfc 1101 lq I 15 22 " ' 9 30 ltc - - ------------ ' The Da1ly Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, Television Log ·Business Services For Sale Auto Sales Dey of Pvbhcat on Ttl~ . • 5- ' . 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I w ill bt a cct"pf~d un tr l 9 a m lor ' .. • ' I • ( • ) MIDWAY MARKET 403 MAIN STREET POMEROY, By Oswald & James Jacoby Oswald We have had so many questwns about the Jacoby transfer b1d that some articles on 1! should be appropn ate J1m Dave Carter of St LouJs was the f1rst man to con ce1ve the transfer tdea It IS not certam who started two level transfers but there as no ques lion that you developed the b1d and are responsible for 1ts great populanly Oswald I am tnchned to thmk the b1d made Itself popular It 1s art1hc1al bullS so easy to learn that anyone can use II and profit from Its use Today's hand ts a good example E1ther North or South w1ll have no trouble makmg four spades and 1f declarer stops to ruff one of North s diamonds w1th one of South s three trumps he Will make an overtnck at hiS four spade contract J1m The problem 1s how to get there after the no trump opemng It 1s easy wtth Jacoby transfer North s two heart b1d guarantees at least hve spades and asks South to b1d spades South does thiS and North re b1ds to two no trump He has told partner that he holds at least hve spades, 8 9 or maybe 10 h1gh card pomts and a bal· anced hand Oswald South has a near max1mum no trump w1th good spades and Jumps to the spade game W1th a m1mmum he m1ght pass or b1d three spades W1th poorer spades he m1ght b1d three no trump !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN l rz:e ;);j !fki!lfLI) I I'AN~IE CIID YOU ClET A CHANCE 10 LOOK AT lHOSE 5KE1t:HE:7 J: LEFT WllH YOU~ &... ·-· NO, DUDE!! ti'andll!r bids rt!spond two hearts Thlsar&ilictal bid shows at leul fin spades and tells your pa.\ae• to bid two spades whereupon yo\ will tell him more about your bled 8fo.f' todav s Rrttcle .. ~GAL. IS 'IO<J A GoOD WORTH rr!! DAWTER., TAAA LEGOFF- 10 I • :B:ASRN::;:::E:Y::S=::S$::::::;s2:::Jl voo-Hoo. Theblddmgha•been 1 PAW.~~~~i West North Ea:;t Soul,ll 1 1 ~ IN T Pass • SUPPER 5 01\J TH You South hold TABLE, HOIIJEV POT ' +A Q S 2 4 4 t7 I 2 +7 3 Z ~...,..- ,..___, What do you do now' A-If you arll! playmg Jacob)! 'K ' • BALLS 0' FIRE II I WISH 'IE D STOP LLIN ME .::.HO•~EV POT " WHAT I I>!EED IS A ROVSINo 8REAKFAGf HOW ABOUT A ~TACK OF >101" CAKES WITH IIIlO FKIED E695 ~E SA1!5.'6E OKAN6E JVICE AND A ~JCE OF MELON 1 • (I)HICH KIND OF COLD CEREA~ WOULD 'IOU LIKE ? �. • • ' ' .· •• • • ' .' • Roberys 'holds'' Hank to 3 singles • ' ATLANTA tU Pil - ll 's watt until next year for Hank Aaron and the great borne run chase ' Aa l on came w1t han one of ty m~;t Babe Ruth 's ca reer total <lf 714 homers, httung No 713 ' Satu rda\ mght But although he had three stratght hits m Sunda1 's ft n.lie, they " ere i!ll MEIGS THEATRE Ton1ght thru Ttl unda y and Thursdav A chanre of outfi elder sa td " [ was n't pttch was .rtght down tt1e lhtnkmg about base hils today . rntddle, but tha t was the last one that was ' ' ll JUSt happened that way " The Braves open m San Fn.tnCJSCO next spnng and althougft Aaron hasn 'l btl a s!Jowers and cooler Fnday. Htghs on lhe 70s Wednesday and Thursday. and m the 60s threw !linkers, sltders. Fr~day . Lows In lhe 50s r hangeups and curves." smd Roberts 'He has lut my best {';:_-:·:·:··:: !·:-:··;:;:.;.: =·:::.::-:~·:·:~:::=:::::::.:W~ r sen1ors • home run ther e lll. c~bout three yea rs, ' Til protJilbly play all three games out there l'cl pttch' out of the park before smg lcs NOT OPEN There's nothmg I can do about ' Well , 1t 's over With," Aaron that • One fast ball got a"ay • • Fnday thru Tuesda y sa1d w1th a weary grm after rather htl 714 and fl5 here m and he swung at 11 It was up, • . O<t 5 ! Houston be:ll the Bt a~es, 5-3 Atlanta, but I'm gomg to do th e but away, and he fouled 11 mto j Walt D•sney's 'Noi1•, I'll JUSt have to do tl best I can t cga rdless of where I the pressbox !Itt hadn't been • ~EOKNOBS& next sprmg " away, l'tn sure 1t would have pl~ir " BROOMSTI CKS Aat on was pleased about '-(Tec hn• co lor ) Da\ e Roberts was the Hous- been m th e record book '' Senwr rnernbl>rs of the ~g e la Lansbury go mg 3-for-4 Sunday, because ton ptlcher Aaron got the three Eastern Htgh School Eagle Davtd Torn ltn son tl r.a tsed hts battmg average to stngles off and that was okay Spe;tkmg of the record book Band~ dtrected by Charles IGI 301, puttmg hun at 300 or "tlh Roberts smce he ptcked Aaron now has 13 maJor league WtUS, and their parents were D1sneY. Cart9ons helle• for the 14th t unc m 20 u p~ ts th VICtory to set a club records and he should break giVen special recogmt10n at the Band Conc er1 maJor league sea_sons rec d for lefthanders Pluto ' s He ar1 Throb four mor e next season , which halftime show FJtday evem~g But that wasn't what he had Adm•ssron $1 50 & 75c <~ ron sa td he really ! hought he says wtll be his last on the Eastern Fteld Mothers Show Starts 7 p rn m mmd ' 1 was gomg for home he mtght htl 71 4 Sunda:/ "!was Aaron a lready holds the of the semors were presented run all the way," the 39-)earold determmeil to try to htt a home record for mo st extra base hits corsages rw1, but 1t dtdn'l work out that 11,393 ) and total bases (6,424) The band members and thetr way I thought If I got some and should come up wtth the 76 parents or guardtans honored slrtkes from Roberts that I runs batted m h~eds to catch were Btll Amberger, son of Mr~ 4TWO EVENINGS \\ ould h<.Ivc a chance H1s first Ruth • and Mrs Wallace Amberger, Octl 'J34 ·honored • • 1 NUW EACH WEEK • • BUFFET DINING Toledo has come up with another m a hne of top-notch qu~terback s m Sophomore Gene SY. Ick Swtck, 6-2, 188-pounds, from Hebron Lakewood H1gh School, has bee n little less than sensatiOnal m the Rockets' three games so far thts season and was at his best Saturday mghl m Toledo's 35-7 victory ove1 3o-AII you can eat (or A I a Carle ) Ohto Umverstty Swick, who sent mto the gam ~ third m the natton m total offense, accounted for 352 yards agamst the Bobcats, httlmg on 20 of 24 pass attempts for 267 yards and rushmg for an , addttwnal 85 yards He had touchdown runs of 14 and mne yards and tossed TO passes of 13 yards to Don Seymour and John Ross Swick's performance boosted h1s three-game Orrnk s and Desse rt E J.Ira Wrde Me nu Chorce _ ___::Or::cd:.•::r_:o:_:u:_r:_r•:cg:..:uc.la=-r-'=m •c. nu::...:. •v_:ec_r:_yc.n...:'g:_h_t_s_to_lo___ ~ The MEIGS INN PH 992-3629 Toledo b.ombs OU · By Umtcd Pr e~s Jnternatmnal It looks hke the Umverstty of MONDAY EVENING AND TUESDAY EVENING • 5 to 9 Teresa Chtchester , aWlt and POMEROY average total offense output to 278 yards per game and near the lop nattonally Swick's two touchdown runs both came tn the first quarter and got the Rockets off to a qutck !4..() lead over the Bobcats, now 1}.2 on the year He connected With &yn]Our ana Ross m the thtrd pertod as the Rockets bwlt thetr lead to . • SPECIAL BONUS OFFER! .I BUILD )OUR OWN SOUND LIBRARY WITH ELECTROPHONIC'S NEW S·TRACK · ELECTRECORD PLAY/ RECORD STEREO SOUND UBRAAY SYSTEM. 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College DlV!Ston ratings, Fullback Chuck Varner ran bad tis wmmng streak snapped yards for a touchdown m the at 14 Saturday afternoon, dropthird quarter and Davtd pmg a 24-7 dectston to unbeaten Draudt ktcked a pau- of 37-yard Wtttenberg fteld goals for the Mmrnt Wtttenberg quarterback &onng A week before, Varner Uoyd Ball tossed a 32-yard ran for three scores m the touchdown pass to Ed Edwards Redskins' 24-!9 upset of Pur- and scored from the one yard due • hne whtle tatlback Glenn At Dayton, Central Hendrix led the Ttgers wtth 128 Mtchtgan, led by freshman yards rushmg and also scored tatlback Walter Hodges, a TO Jeff Burke added 32 and overcame a 6..tJ halftime deftctl 27-yard held goals for Wttto beat the Flyers 15~ tenberg Plays Second HaH Ashland's only touchdown Hodges, who dtdn 'I play m carne m the openmg pertod the f1rst half, ran for 142 yards - when Steve Ross htt Bob Spano and touchdowns of 9 and 64 wtlh a 39-yard pass 1 yards Hodges' effort overIn a battle of Ohio Confercame two flrst half fleld goals ence unbeatens, Hetdelherg's by Dayton 's G"eg Schwarber Bob Hunt exploded for three Tulsa, on the passmg arm of fourth quarter touchdowns Satquarterback Joe McCauley and urday mght for a come-froma 32-yard fleld goal by Arthur behind 31·14 dectston over MusBennett, handed the Uruverstty kingum of Cmctnnati a !6-13 loss SatHunt scored on runs of one, urday mght • seven and 87 yards as the StuMcCauley connected wtth dent Prmces won thetr 16th Steve Largent on a 28-yard TD game m a row Kurt Geter toss and Jut tatlback Freddte scored both Muskte TDs on Carolma wtth a 35-yarder early runs of two and 20 yards m the fourth quarter In other games, Oemson beat . Cmcmnatt, now 1-2 on the Hope (Mtch ) 2&-18, Marietta year, got two-yard touchdown downed Htrarn · 14-7, Ohto runs. from quarterback Mtke Wesleyan blanked Grove City Mttchell and fullback Reggte (Pa ) 10..tJ, Kenyon defeated Hamson, who led the Bearcats Wooster 16-6, Carneg1e-Mellon m rushmg wtth 86 yards m 25 took Oberlm 23-8, Wttmmgton · thrashed Prmctpta (Ill) 36-7, tnes At Hunttngton, W Va , w& J edged Case Western 160wtght Chapman plunged over 14 Kalamazoo (Mtch ) blanked from the two yard lme wtth 41 Ohto Northern Il..tJ, Hobart seconds left to gtve Xav1er 1ts beat Mt Umon 28-7, Capt\al f~rst wm of the season, 31}.28 edged Otterbem 9-7 over Marshall The Musketeers, oow 1-3, a}. marched ~4 yards m seven W • plays for the wmmng scorr as they overcame a four-tou chPOMEROY LANES Mornrng Glorres League down performance by MarSept 18,1973 Pts It's a very simple business. \ To h'l'!IP you s1 art your sound library w1th each purchase you get . 10 blank 8 TRACK stereo tripe ca 1trldges If you know where to find it. 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Library BONUS - OFFER~ 28..tJ before OU's B1ll Gary rammed over from the one m the fourth quarter for the only uncle, Mr and Mrs Roy Hannum ~ Steve Follrod, son of Mr and Mrs Clatr Follrod, Steve Goebel, son of Mr and Mrs F11tz Goebel; Paula •Hauber , daugh,ter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hauber , Nancy Mtller, daughter of Mr and Mrs , Roy Mtller , Jane Whttehead, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Whttehead , Shert Young, daughter of Mr and Mrs Retd Young , Oavtd Weber, son of Mr and.. ,. . Mrs Denver Weber Playmg m~ st c from "1812" the band moved downfteld m a • STEVE YONKER Steven A. Yonker, son of Mr apd Mrs . George Yonker, Route 2, Racine, has bCen named to the dean's liot ' with a 3.44 average at Ohio Institute of Technology. Steven Is studying to become an electronies engineer. Besides his studies at the OIT he works parttlme for United Parcel In Columbus. Pleasant Valley Hospllitl Discharges Mtldr ed G 11 1 Woomer. a tpo ts F erry • Helen Wilson, Mason , Isabelle Keefer , Esther Barker , Mrs. t Chester Jorda n, Leo n , Delber Durst , Leon, Mrs Jall?' es Jeffers, da ughter, Southside , Mrs DaVId B1ggs, Gallipolis , Carl Perry Leon Mrs Dana D1 D .~ teCtrOHc-{1,!/,!J.{.fl_. 2 \ INGELS .FURNITURE PHONE 992·2635 MIDDLEPORT • ' POMEROY MOTOR CO. PH 992-2126 POMEROY, OHIO Surv iving are two daughters. Mrs Clay Tuttle, Middleport, and Mrs Carl t Elva} Biddle, Wmter Haven, Fla , two srsters. Mrs Elmer lEva) B1bbee. Coolville, and Mrs lora Branch, Mansfreld , a brother, Fred. Charleston , W Va , a srster rn law, Mrs Jean Summer1teld, Chester , a son 1n law, Harry Hurlbert, Akron , three grandchildren , three great grandchildren , and several n leces and nephews Bolen Kauff BeSi des h1s parents, he was preceded In death by hts w1fe, Jenn1e ' MEETING.AT 200W.MAIN ST. POMEROY Fun~ral serv1ces wtll be held at 2 p m Wednesday at • HERE IS THE PLACE - Loren T Stephens, mmtster, stands.llestde a stgn markmg the locatiOn of the planned new Weststde Church of Chnst T~e church recently· purchased the property located on life Laurel Chff-Sugar Run Road JUSt south of the new Route 7 by-pass and announces plans to hegm constructiOn of the new meetmg house m the early sprmg next year The factllty IS to have a 150seat audttortwn, fo~r classrooms, reslroorns and a b•pttstry T]¥!re wtll be a large parkmg area and future plans. call for a res tdencc for the tntntster to be constructed on the back part of the hve acre lot Wh1le const rucbon ts m p1·ogJ ess a t.:r.t rn ee Lmg IS betng planned for Wte sprmg of next year at the stte to mtroduce the congregation to the commumty The congregation ts currentmg mcetmg at 200 West Matn St , Pomeroy Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Tuesday at the Rawlmgs Coats Funer)ll Home wrth the Rev Edward Fischer offrcratmg Burial will be In Riverview Cemetery Mason tc ntes wrll be held at the funeral home at 7 30 th is evenrng Gravesrde m1l1tary ntes wrll be conducted by Feeney Bennett Post Grogan Kauff 1n 1968 , a son 1n Sist~r mfancy, a st~ter 10 1nfancy, and four brothers Mr Kat~ff was a member of the Middleport F~rst "'Baptrst Church where he was a deacon several years A veteran of Pleasan t. Thomas a srster , IVa lee) and Mrs Bell of John Baker, Glenwood, Mrs Jeffery Tilllll, daughter, Rutland, 0 , Ol11e Crawford , Apple Grove , Thomas Barnett, Mtllwood , Rtchard Swan , Addtson, 0 , Mrs Warren F Mtller, Pomt Ple'l'ant , ~rs Oavtd Jordan, son; Pomt Pleasant, and Mrs Florence McKtnney, Pomt Ple asant TRIP PLANNED SYRACUSE - The Thtrd Wednesday Homemakers tlub wtll make 1ts annual f-all lrtp, Wednesday, Oct 3, to attend a Centenmal at Wellston The group Wlll meet at th"e Syracuse mumctpal bwldmg and leave promptly at 9 a m. Those needmg transportation are to be at the bwldmg before 9 a m Everyone tS welcome For addtttonal mforrnatton contact Margaret Etchinger at 992-2229 TWO RUNS MADE The Pomeroy E-R squad answered a call to 814 E Mam St , 'Saturday evenmg where V1rg1ma McDamels was reported to have suffered a posstble heart attack She was taken to Holzer Medtcal Center At 5 a rn Sunday, the squad went to the Dana Covert restdence and transported Verna Reed to Veterans Memonal Hosp1tal A potluck supper preceded a meetmg of the Women 's Assoctatlon of the Middleport Ftrst Umled Presbylertan Church Thursday evening Mrs Jack Satterfteld prestded at the meeting durmg whtch t1rne a letter was read concernmg the fall Area 3 rneetmg Oct 25 at the Second Presbyterian Church at Portsmouth Several members wtll attend Mrs J E Harley gave Fobes~ • se veral meces Wed Early Brrd League Sttptember 19, 1973 won Last Helens Beauty Sho~ 2'2 10 Stewart Hardware 22 10 Roush's Landrng 16 16 Rawlrngs Auto Parts 14 16 Ben Tom Corp ' 14 16 Bertha's Grocery 8 2.4 Team Hrgh Game and Sertes - Helens Beauty Shop 801 and 796 anct Helen's Beauty Shop 2370 lndrvtdual Hrgh Game and Sertes - Mary Voss , 243, 220 and 616 .. Krautter H1s wa s one of four apphcatwns received for the openmg A fesolutwn was approved to obtam a permtt to lay a water . hne along SR 124 m Mmersvtlle m order to executive a habihty bond m the amount uf S50,000 The bond 1s for a one-year penod followmg completion of the water lme . PremiUm IS we~ k m October The ('ys tlc F1b ros1s Fuun- mmtstrahon The second resolulton passed was to accept the budge! as subrnttted and approved by the County Budget Cornrntsston It "as mentioned brtefly by counctlmen ' that garbage collection now' handled by Sctenttftc Sam !alton Inc would have to be tmprovcd, or other a cttan wou ld be necessary Council wtll dtscuss the matter further at 1ts next meetmg Three of four orgamza t wns v.ere giVen approval to sohc1t m the vtllage of Pomeroy Southern Htgh School Band wtll hold Tag Day Oct 13, Rutland PTA wtll sobctt two days the f1rst week of October, for a dafiDrl asked to sohct t on Oct 6 Counctl could not approve this da te swce the Hearl Fund has already/ been a ppr o1ed to sohctl on that date Council wtll g r a nt pe rmi ssio n to the found atwn on anothe r spec1hed date Legar, Pomeroy Ftre Chtef, as ke d coun ctl to cons1de r placmg a hght m f10nt ol the n ew hr e s tat 1on He als o reported seve n bmldmgs and houses ha ve been 111spec ted and (JVe owner s ha ve been VOL XXV NO 119 Devoted To The lntere~~tJ Of 17ae Meig5·Mcuor} Area POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ., LEXINGTON, Ky (UP! ) Stx persons, mcluding a mtmS· ter and hts two teen-aged chtldren, "ere shot to death and t"o others wounded early today, and pollee satd two escapees from a federal court Jall had been arrested m connectwn wtth the slaymgs Pollee tdenttfled ~he motel VJCtliils as David S1zemore, 26, Thousand Sticks, Ky ; Monroe Stzernore, Hazard , Ky , and the rught manager, Elva Harper, 64 The wounded were tdentif!ed as Wendell McKenzte of Hazard, Ky and' Davtd Stidham, Hayden, Ky , who were treated at a hospttal and released Police here sa1d Barnes, his daughter and son were apparently shot m one seclton of theu- house ard dragged mlo the were dnvmg a car belongmg to bathroom whet e the bodtes one of the shootmg Vtctuns at were stacked upon each other the motel Pohce satd they found two The g1rl was nude and may ptslols and a shotgun m the car have been raped and the son was m a football uniform, along wtlh Jewell y and $600 m apparently preparing for prac- cash whtch they satd were ta ken from the motel tlce, pollee said 1 hree rn~ n were shot to All the guns had been fired death and two men wounded at recently, pohpe smd FISher's Motel m Falmouth, Authortttes satd the men told Ky , about 80 miles from here the mght manager at the motel m northern Kentucky across they were FBI agents lookmg the C'l1o Rtver from Cm- fo r drugs and he apparently let cmnatt Pollee satd one of the them mto one of the rooms The Vlctuns was the motel's mghl · occupants of tha: room and Weather Sloan and Scott Were awattmg trtal on"ktdnapmg ch~ 'They allegedly had taken a woman hostage when they broke out of the Fayette County Jatllasl Nov 20 "' t provtdmg water to several to council on Monday, Sept 24, farnthes on Mtddleport Htll • when only four members were Only three members of counctl present and no actwn could be - Wtlltam Walters, Dav1d taken then, e1ther • Ohhnger and Fred Hoffman The proposal followed recent attended, so no official actwn attempts of Mtddleport j-ltll could be taken All members of residents, some four famthes, the board of publtc affau s, to recetve water service from Rtchard Gress, James the Leadmg Creek ConBrewmgton and Jack Hawley, servancy Dtslr!ct Htll and Clerk Helen Shuler, were restdents as well as restdents present It was agreed to of a section of Rutland Sl , who present the propos'!) to council actually live wtthtn the next Monday and hope that a Pomeroy corporahon hmJts, quorum wtll be present hope to be served by the conservancy dtstr!Ct The mallet was f1rst brought At an earlier meeting on the proposal, the board of pubhc ···=~::.· :· .... ·:·· . . • .· ....• .:•• ·.·.:- .. ·:·. .. . . ..;. .... .... affairs mdtcated that the cost even to supply the Mtddleport Htll restdents, wtthm tis corporation limtts, would be exBy United Press International • cess tve for the amount of WASiflNGTON - THE SENATE FRIDAY approved a $21 revenue to be dertved The billion authorization bill for weapons after votmg down 10 board and vtllage counctl mstra1ghf attempts to trm1 the total But the &nate dtd approve diCated that they had no obtwo amendments that the adrnmtlltral!on ts dead set agamst One Je ctLOn to servtce bemg nlan cutback m U S forces abroad and the other requtres the provtded these people by the European NATO states to make up the U S balance of payments dtstrtct loss or see some American troops pulled out of Europe However, by the Sept 24 Congresswnal sources satd the State Department was meeting of counctl and the ftghttng tts hardest against the balance of payments amendment, board, the proposal had been as the bill goes to the House drawn up to assess all Mtddleport water customers $1 50 WASHINGTON - PROTECTIVE CUSTODY by armed fede1·al marshals has been ordered for forme. Umted Mme Workers prestdent W A "Tony" Boyle, who ts recover1~g from · an apparent sutctde attempt m a Washmglon hospttal The 69-year-<>ld Boyle, under mdtctment on a consptracy charge m the 111urder of hts umon r!Val, Joseph A "Jock " Yablonski, alSo had his $50,000 bond temporarily suspended Monday by U S. Magtstrate Arth;ur Burnett ,Burnett 1ssued both VINTON, Ohio (UP! ) - The orders after goverrunent attorneys satd they wanted to prevent president of the Vmton Local any suie1de attempt by Boyle, or harm to him by others Teachers Assoc1atton (VLTA) satd today mtrucl!on ts oot takCLEVELAND - MAYOR RALPH J . PERK AND Ing place In the s!X-school dismi1110nrure challenger James M Carney faced off for a prevtew trtct and teacher atdes now l:>f the November election today as voters turned out for the Ctty's workmg m place of ftred Inoon-partisan prunary The two other mayoral candidates, structors are domg so m vioRoberta Scherr of the Soctahst Workers Party, and Joseph latton of state reqmrements. Plrtcln of the Soc!altst tabor Party, were expected to pull few lltll McNickle, VLTA prest' dent, srud two teacher atdes votes. Carney, a developer who lost to Perk two years ago, has who were superV!smg a class m concentrated on a radio, telev1s1on and newspaper advertising which a student was tnJured carnpa 1gn which "' sa1d to have cost him almost '100,000 Perk Mondsy , "had netther the auSl!nt out some 75,000 "perS(Inal" computenzed ~etters over the thonty nor the el<]lemnce to weekend accusmg Carney of trytng to buy the elecbon handle students " He satd m- a month for a year to provtde funds for provtdmg semce to Mtddleport Htll restdents as well as provtdmg money for other tmprovernents to the town's water system The proposal of the assessment, tf fmally approved by council, wtll provide an mcorne of some $20,000 for !he year At last mght's meeting, none of the farn!lies on Mtddleport Hill wanting water servtce from the conservancy dllltrlct was present However, several res1dents, mcludmg Allen Lee King, Herman Had\lox~ Mr and Mrs James Brewer and Mrs. Ted R!ley appeared to dtscuss the proposed water assessment wtth town offtctals The consensus was that the restdents are opposed to the rate mcreaSe for one year. Restdents diSCussed at length the proposal, but no vote could be taken on counc1l's approval -or diSapproval because of the lack of a quorum ' Also attendmg the meeting were Mayor Zerkle and Matntenance • Supervts<>r Harold Chase McNickle charges aides doing work of teache~s .· - "The youngster normally 1s enrolled m a spec1al education class where a tramed teacher works wtth-the chtldren, but his regular teacher has been ftred ," srud McNickle ~ cal \ \ Schoool, and has served pas t orate s m Conne ctic ut , Michigan, fo~ the Don or K ing Co nstru c tiOn Co I Ja ckso n, wh e n rem odeung on the court house gets underway The trat!er would wor~ • uf holes on Spnng and FISher Sis , Oouncil hat;lbeen cons 1denng put chasln15.. the Weed Bldg to be use a as U,e ctty butldmg Monday mght;-, however they agreed they would not purchase the butldmg and directed Jan e Walton, clerk, to wute a letter to thiS · effect to U1e owne,.· of the butldmg Attendmg wer e Don Colhns, mayor, Lt!ften Puulm, Ra'Nh Werry, Wtlham • Snouffer and Harry Dav1s, c ounc1l ffiem- bers, Jane Walton, clerk, and Chtef Webster • • EXTENDED OUTLOOK Generally fair and' mild Thursday and Friday. Cooler with a chance of showers Salurday. Highs m the 70s Th~rsday and Friday and In the 60s Saturday. Lows In lhe 50s Thursday and Friday and upper 40s and low , 50s Saturday. Construction at 1.1" Gavin is stopped • CHESHIRE - For the second stratght day, umon employees mvolved m the constructiOn of the General James M Gavm Plant here refused to report for wm k Stgns were erected at the JOb · stte Monday followmg explratton of the Bmlermakers contract Sept,. 30 All stgns Ecumemcal Servw;es m Oberamergau, Germany tn 1970, at the ltme 'of lh<t1Passton Play, and preached m South Afnca an,cj RhodeSia m 1969 and m Portugal, Italy and France m 1971 )n each prevtous pan sb except one Dr Lew1s had one Ill three nat1ve sons of the church enter the Chns\1an muustry He has had three famthes go ' as fore1gn m1sswnanes, and some youths are at present corpmttted to ~ ., m1sswnary service • WASHINGTON iUPI)--Sen. George McGovern's lop campaign mdes have been ques· tioned by the Senate Watcrgale committee staff on whether any "dirty tricks" were per· petrated by McGovern supporters in the 1972 presidential campaign. • A Republtcan commtttee source smd Monday the probe turned up only " btts and pieces'' and no "bombshells" The mvestigatton was done primar~ly by Republican staff employes, but at least one Democrat usually was present for the mterv1ews, whtch rn- cluded a four-hour sesston wtth McGovern's former campaign manager, Gary Hart' The mtervtews were conducted qw~ weeks ' Also qmzzed were I ;awrence O'Brien, McGovern 's former campaign d1rector , Ted Van Dyk, h1s director of lSI;ues and research, Frank Mankiewicz, dtrector of comrn unJ catton, and Marton Pearlman, fmance directot and treasurer Republican staff ofhctals were reported mvesttgatmg alleged use of McGovern telephone banks to msltgate an antt-Ntxon rally at one of the PreSident's campa1gn stops 1h Los Angeles "They wanted to know about efforts to mftltrate CRP (Cornrnlttee for the Re-electiOn of the President). and I sa td 'No, we didn't have any sptes,"' srud Hart m a telephone mtervtew from Denver, Colo , where he ts pracltcmg law and constdermg a btd for the U S Chtef committee counsel Samuel Dash told UP!, "I haven't yet recetved any ev1dence of Democratic dirty t n cks " • Rally at bonfire to follow parade M~gs to Tricks probe extended were removed th1s mormng, etly over the past several but Wll!:kers dtd not enter the plant's gates Workers reported as usual but were met by several men, apparently members of the Bmlerrnakers Umon 105 of C~hcothe the mvttalton ext~nd cd at the In ternatiOnal Congrega twnal Counctl , and speaker aJ. the Hts church m Michigan set a New York Ctly and Mtllfteld, Ohto m add tlton to rec md of leadmg the whole confm ence m gatn 111 new Massachusetts He has held countless offwes, members and gam m chm ch denornmatwnally and mter- attendance for stx consec\J.t1ve denomina tionally , has years He and Mrs r~ewts, ~ preached m many countries largely at their own expense, mcludmg Swansea, , Wales at (Conlmued on 'Page 10) DR. W. W. LEWIS A parade through three Local School D1str~ct com111umt1es wtll precede a · bonhre and pep rally Thursday The student's head was evenmg m Rutland, Owtghl bandaged, and • he was sent Goms, Metgs Band Dtrector, announced today home " Parents m the schools The (l!lrade w1ll form at the shoUld real1ze they are !table Pomeroy Juruor Htgh at 5.45 for any mjury tbat does take ll m and march through place m the s~ools," Mc- lfomeroy, through Middleport Ntckle satd , at6 !5, and through Rutland at So far, 87 of 113 teachers m 6 4,), stead of rece1vmg mstructton, the distrtct haave been f1red ,;he bonftre and pep rally Wtll students were bemg shown uncter the st-ate's Ferguson Act follow the parade through movtes and gtven study halls smce a stttke began Sept 21. Rutland behmd the old Rutland A 12-year-<>ld sustamed a No tillks are now gomg en, and Htgh School butldmg head lnJI11'Y m a sta1rway fall the school board refuses to take Takmg part wtll be the Me1gs Monday, accordmg to McNtck- the problem t~ federal rnedta- &mor Htgh Band, the tunwr le tors, McNtclde satd high band, the Glo-<lltes, Rtggs ' Sylvester, Jesse Mmeard, Ida Mane Duddmg, Walter Green as Andover Newton Theologi- - PHNOM PENH - TWO COLUMNS OF REBEL troopa advanced on Phnom Penh m a broad arc south of the city today while west of the cap!lal, 100 government troops reportedly refused to ftght until they receive back pay and more food The insurg,ents mched toward the ctty after sealtng off a (Continued on Page 10 ) ELBERFELDS .IN ,POMEROY The woman's car was found E walt resJdence The Mtddleport Board of Publtc Affatrs next Monday for the thtrd time - wtlllake to Middleport Vtllage Counctl a proposal to assess the approximate 1,200 customers of Ule Middleport Water System '1.50 each month for one year to provtde money to !Dlprove the system Thls was Ule outcome of a meeting called Monday mght by Mayor John zerkle for members o£ coynctl and the board of pubhc affatrs to discuss the water problems of the vtllage - particularly of man, Lori McDamel, Robert Mtmster of the Umted Church of Chrtst, Congregatwnal, m Can ton, Mass, h1s pastorale SIDCe early 1969 Holder of four degrees, Dr Lewts studied at Colurnb1a, Harvard and Ohto Umverstl!es (B S and M A a t OU)) as well atll.the home of the Barnes farntly Kentucky State pohce said · the men look a 22 cahber, nfle, several kitchen kmves and about $8 before leavmg the • another room were robbed and ~ ,ews.. in Briefs)i~ • cloudy h1 s res1gnat10n as Sen wr unharmed and lted to a cha!f, Water surcharge plan still alive ·- lo<:allng i' trmle r d1scllssed Council i.llso d1.st us:scd rf'r 't lr After more than four decades of preachmg, the Rev Dr Edward W W Lewts, a nattve of Mtddleport, Ohto, announced Sunday hts ret1remen.t from the fullltme pansh rntmstry and her car , after leavmg her shot, pollee satd Sloan and Scott escaped from U1e court Jail here Monday by sawmg a bar from lhe1r cell A thtrd escapee, Roy Colhns, 24, of Luna , Ohto, broke his leg ' also plans t() retire m a Jwnp off theJil\1,-story roqf of the federal butlding and was captured Pollee satd after theu escape, Sloan and &ott took Mrs Robert Ewalt as hostage, ransacked her home and took Pohce at Fort Thomas, Ky , near Falmouth, arrested Wtlham Sloan, 24, LoutsV!lle , and Wttmer Scott, 35, Chattanooga, Tenn Th e two men, pohce slud, Counc il Dr. W. W. Lewis manager ri"r-=····;-·=· • TEN CENTS PHONE 992-2156 TUESDAY , OCTOBER 2, 1973 been caused by vandals Some of the meters whtc:)l were, thrown m the r1ver, were retrieved , Webster ltatd - Adnutted- Conta Salser, Racme , Betty Roach Parkersburg, Brenda Smtih, Mason , Sherry lndasted, Pomeroy -!Jischarged - Pearl Huff- ' repatred wtthin 9() 4ays led Webster reported that a represeol<!ttve from the Army Corps of Engmeers was Here Monday to mak e an appraisal of the upper parkmg Jot Webster satd parkmg meters ha~ to be ordered smce approxtrnatel y $600 wo rth of damages to present meters bas notlftcd that th e butldtngs lltey serve as offiCe quarters (or the own mus t be tor n down ' I e, l ompany , Wednesday part!) Ht ghs m the 70s • Sports Desk The name , Yamaha means world renowned quality. I Employed to work m the street department was Jack second Veterans Memorial Hosplta1 of the day: amd Mrs Richard Vaughan had devottons whtch mcluded scnpture and poetry A report on the Church Women Umted area workshop held at the Grace Eptllcopal Church recently was gtven by Mrs Dw1ght Wallace Mtss Mtldred Hawley presented the program usmg slides of her recent tnp to Alaska A gift of appreciation was presented to her Stop in, see the fine new line of Yamaha Guitars. ' resoJutwns were passed Econorruc Development Ad- \ the prayer for the missionari es Electric Guitars - can be played without or with amplifier - 12 string guitar • regular folk guitars in two sizes. Also selection of gu1tar cases. Hight Team Game and Ser ies - Spencers Market 803 and 2194 dtllonal employe was htred for the street department and two enough land can be acquired, 1t ts possible a . swimming pool may be erected hr the area. However, it was nOled ,lhnt il was a long range plan nephews m the f'orneroy area The body 15 at the Noguess Funeral Home, Orange Arrangements are mcomplele ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 461 case of any damage to ..,.the . Chester PTA wtll also sohcit htghway under rules of the for a Hall ow een Ca r mval the tl and Yamaha Guita.rs Grbbs Grocery 10 Hrgh tnd Game - Rachael Lefebre 172, Jan Jenkrns 169 Hrgh Serres Marlene Wrlson 494 Margaret Fotlrod accomplished over n1ght passes on (Continued from Page 2) should the Marauders get m a tight ball gam• w1th the ball near the oppositiOn's 10 yard line Punter Robbte Eason htt 7 boots for 255 yarders, although I only travel 7 yards Wtlhout that one bad ktck, Eason averaged over 41 yards a boot Although some players did not shme mdivtdually, the trmrnph was deftmtely a team effort, and all deserve the pratlle of Metgs supporters for a JOb well done. BUT BliT BUT ~ Desptte all the excttement and reJOICing over the Marauder wm, there are still 6 rough games remammg on the schedule. As far as the players are concerned, tt's t!Dle to put the Gallipolis game out of thetr mmds, and start concentratmg on Logan, 15-6 upset vtctors over Athens last week. Although the Chteftams gamed only 95 total yards m the contest, they showed that they are capable of taking advantage of mistakes, recovermg 3 Bulldog fumbles Me1gs will have to be on 1ts toes for the homecornmg battle to be a vtctorwus one. It wtll also be a homecornmg for the gndders, who haven't set foot on Marauder Stadmm turf smce the season opener Sept 7 Just received -Music Department on the 2nd floor excellent selection of Yamaha Guitars. Yamaha guitars are well known since 1887. $250 The bond ts necessary m In other bus mess, an ad- Clarence Miller for federal funds. U and and not one thai can be Counctl agreed to support the program to the fullest Wtll1arn Snouffer and Harry Oavts, COWlCil members, are to assts t the Jadtes Congressman HaH owe en ~ Va!'table cloudmess tomght I • Pornercly counctl Monda y mght enthustas tlcally supported a proposal by a local women's group t~pearhead a dnve to establlllh a playground tn the heart of the vtllage whtch mtght mclude a swl~mg pool Acc~rdmg to Manlyn Swan and Mrs Btll Anderson of the Xi Gamma Mu Soronty, w1th Charles Legar as spokesman, the playground wpuld he between Mechamc and Butternut Ave (Sugar Rqn) Legar said that a conlact has already been made with .. Cltr mva l w1th a chance of showers east portiOn Lows tn the 50s Presbyterian women meet Pleasant , Mrs • chur-ch or Chr ist the Rawlings Coats Funeral Home wi th the Rev Raul rn Moyer offlclatrng Surra! wrll be In the Chrlst1an ~ Church Cemetery at Tuppers Plains Fnends may call at the funeral home from 10 unhl noon and from 4 to 9 p m Tuesday • • WESTSIDE John P, Kauff died on Sunday John P Kauff, 78, f.. 1d dleport , a retrred car repatr man for the New York Central Ratlroad died Sunday evening at · Veterans Mem or~al Hospttal Mr KauH was born July 9, 1895 m Mrddleport, the son of the late John M . and Lilly Mae by· • • sorority wOmen in S~gar Run MEETING,PLACE: 1908 Robert Strange, Letart, Mrs Co y- Phtlltps, Blame, Ky , Leonard Stearns, Potnt 10 Helen's Beauty Shop 26 1.4 Stewart Hardware 26 1.4 Roush s Landrr'lg 22 ~ 18 Rawl ings Auto Parts 16 2.4 Ben Tom Corp 16 '1. . 2.4 Bertha's Grocery 14 26 Teal'l);Hrgh Game - Helen's Beauty Shop 785, Team Hrgh Series Roush 's Land rng 2226 lndrvrdual High Game M.;trlene Wilson 223 and 201 , lndrvtdual Htgh Serres Mar rene Wrlson 585, Mary Voss 502 united tn marr iage to Clara Mae Sm ith on- Feb 2, Cal um bus, a brot her , Clifford of MtdQi eport, nrne grandc h tl dr en, and etght great grandchrldren Woh Lost .I. . Wl!l!!i ' ' R Bradshaw, Pomt Pleasant, Mfs Frank Holcomb, Pomt Pleasant, ,Mrs Levi Carruthers, Cheshire, 0 , Wed Early Brrd Lea9ue September 26, 1973 HURRY IN WHILE THEY LAST. Lloyd P Summerfield 91. dled Sunday at the resrdence of a daughier. Mrs Clay <Geneva) Tuttle. S~uth Second Ave . Mrddleport. w1fh whom he made his home Born Feb a, 1888 1n Roane County, W Va 1 Mr Tuttle was preceded rn death P'i h1s parerHs, h1s wrfe , Clara Mae Smrth Summerfreld, on July 11 , 1958, a son, Guy E Sum merf ield, on Aug 23, 1967 , a daughter , Mrs Hallre Hurlbert, Akron , and two brothers , Dante! T and Brooks Mr Sumrnerfreld was a retired farmer , havmg moved fo Mergs County fr.om West Vlrgmia rn 1921 He farmed near the Eastern Htgh School for 46 years Mr Summerfield became a member ot Masonrc Lodge F&AM m West V~rgrnta rn 1920 and torned Shade Rtver lodge 453 at Chester when he moved to MetQS County He Jed Wtll, Pomeroy, recetved word this rnorrung of the de'!,th of hts sister, Sybil Pearson il'l Orange, Texas Mrs Pearson Mrs Stephen Bush, Pomt World Wac l.,he was a member of Feeney Bennett Post 128, ts formerly of Me~gs County Pleasant, Mrs Pau I P ~ Amertcan Leg 1on , and In addttton to Mr Will she 1s terson, Ripl ey; Donna belonq e d to Middlepo r t ' survtved by one son, James, of Tnrnble, Galhpohs, Syna MasoniC Lodge 363, F&AM Austm, Tex , two grandHarrmgtorr, Galhpolts, Davld ~~~rvv~:~n 8 (M~~th~auC~~~~;; children, one great-t:randchtld, Sheward , Wilham McDamel, Collms, Nelsonvrlle, and Mrs Pomt Pleasant , WJlham Max (Mrr ram) Hickman of a stster, Hazel Shtveler, a Mc Damel Pomt Pleasant Greeley , Neb , two sons , nephew, Glenn Wtll, who made ' Har old Eugene, of Mtddleport , his horne w1th Mrs Pearson, ' ~ Arthur Nease, Mmersvdle, 0 , and J ohn R (Jack) of Potnt 12 Pocklrngton Const - ,- ----------:-. ~ prOpOsed Playgr()und, i>Qol F'UT')RE • lloyd Summerfield, 91~ di~~ EXTENDED OUTLOOK Mostly faor Wedne•day - , ' • 6- The Daily &nunel, l'i!lddleport-Pomeroy. 0 . Oct I. 1973 ... • Royal Ka-dettes , Metgs cheerleaders, and ftre trucks from the three comrnumttes wtth pollee escorts from each town . Eastern and Southern Htgh School bands ~aye been mvtted to parttctpate The parade 1s m connectton w1fh home commg acttvtttes Fr~day before the game at Metgs Football Stadtum ''" Pornero}. Homecornmg Queen candidates are Peggy O'Bnen, Shelly Mankin, Rox1e Patterson, Suste Jeffers and Cmdy Cra1g The queen' l'lll he crowned m pre~g am e cer emomcs E.nday evemng '~ ~ Aut\l hits, ., kills deer ' • • Comm ittee Inv estigators " ere told ~ hat pohtt cal prankster Dick ' Tuck was employed A a $200-a-w ..,k salary by the McG over n ' campatgn durmg late 1971 and early 1972 · • Mank1ew1cz acknowledged he hued Tuck But Mankte'l\ tcz tnststed Tuck was to Iioosl Segretll Hired Wh1to House speech wnter Pab tck J Buchanan has told the Watergate comrntttee that Donald Segr etlt "as hired to be the NlXon campaign 's D1ck~ ' Tuck. Segretti pleaded gutlty Monday to three counts of _ violating federal election laws and wtll be the ftr.st wttness Wednesday •vhen the co rnImttee resumes hearmgs "If I knew 1t would have Dept mvestigated two auto didn 't know he was spookmg mtllhaps Monday them that much " At ' 10 am depultes were Manktewtcz sa1d McCovern called to Lebanon Twp , on SR supporters apparently were to 124, two mtles east of SR 35 bla me foi placmg shelter s with where an auto drtven by Elva McGovern's ptclure m the E Oatly, Syracuse, struck and bottom of coffee cups used at a killed a 100 lb buck deer No receptiOn g1ven by the lnJUrtes were reported to governor of New , Harnpshtre Oatley , but her auto had rnmor wnen sen Edmund s; Muskte, damage to tis front and D-Mame, formally entered the state's pres1denbal pnmary · radtator "l thougnt 1t was the ht gh At 10 02 a m , a motorcycle Mtchael E wa t er m m k of ou r dir ty drtven by Caruthers, 22, of 144 Coal St , tt 1ck s,'' sald Mankie wlc'Z. Mtddleport, wen! out of control "They (the commttl!"'. staff) and turned over JUSt off the Rt. lost mterest when I told them 7 bypass near Hobson that was a ll there was " Caruthers satd he was crossmg • the railroad tracks at an angle UNIT CALLED when he lost control, gomg left The Mtddleport E-R squad of cen ter and turmng over on was called to 286 Hanulton St , the berm Mtdtlle port , a t 6 ">ffl p rn Heavy damage was reported Monday for Judy Cleland who to the cycle Caruthers suf- I was ta ken to Pleasaqt Valley fered no mJury Hospttal • ' • morale wlth Ius JOkes and lo wm k ser10usly m resea rch .and pi ess relatiOns started a crime wave/' satd Mank1ew1cz llj a telephone mterv1ew from Erte, Pa , " I The Me1gs County Shertff's . would never have hired tyck I ) \ Senate m 1974 ) , - � 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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