https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fa8de7979d83d262402bc957cba18185.pdf c259fa2a6abe4c3e95b4dab3f3f5c338 PDF Text Text . • • ' ' .· •• • • ' .' • 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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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 ) , - �• • • .. ,, l·ro \ ,O. O\ t. :!.l 11;,J l\liss io nar~ lo in Poit ~.~:·: ::- And('rS B. Hanst•n I i~lllll •l1. • fl~ H 1. .. 1 :~ nll'Sio..•ll[U' Lll \. 'IU11.1, tllO l rect' nt h. tn · H.m!:!,. Kr1 ··• "1 'l prl'sl'nt t.;1lk \'.ilh 111 tllt t 11 1 Chtna ,II.)[ Pe\·1 r ' '1~ • 3 L . ·"'• "• • ~ • • •" • •'• •" • j~; i · .. {.:.~ ·'· ::: · I•:D I-TOH 'S SOTF. : 1 hl· rlifft·rl'nl"l' hi· h\N~ n th t• udmiuistrati uns o f (~ uv. J uhn J. GiiHga n and fnrnu:r Crm'. .la m('s A . lllwd t•s is like lh l' diffcn · ncc ~:: hd\\I!C'Il hantb11rgcr mul sh' :~ k ... 8 ut. as tt"llectt' t.l 1p the stall' budgc~t , it l'nst s mm1cy tt) gu fir ~ t da ~s. Th is is th e fifth in 3 ~ crit~ ~· u f. uiu c arli cl~ :-. on Ihe Cx· lkmdiu ~ 'ililh' bud ge!. . . ·· :~ paren ts ,md l't .."'t'l\ • ,1 ill" L'.u I~ ::: educatiOn tlll•re l!t• t.s 1 ·::: gtaduatr of .\uf~sl>w!... { ull~.:g~ • } M mnenpulls. ;:: d .\t u~h;,t .·: Semi l1::JI",.. lhK]~ b;!.;nd. JH !I ·.· , ha s t.ake;l·.l<hanr•·J ~tudtl'"' ,1l :;: the Unt\'(r..,, t, tA C<J!Ifornl.~. •• KenncJ.i Sdlot•l uf - UP! Slatehous!' Heportcr ('0LU.\1 l3 US 1 UP I) - •' .•: and the Umver~It·. uf \II,,~ • nesota. The pub!Jl' J:-, ',hIt uHI!.:. There IS no tdm~ '·\on. •• • • • Hy LEE LEO~ A HD ••• ;.. ~ ll!lf1.11 \ MissiOns, I uther<i'l i:...i .;• ...'• ~ •• The Daily Sentinel Gallllghcr Inc St E:n~t 17 York N-t•W New ~: :.~.~J.i :,f,:~: : :::: ::: •<•w .,. oO :~~[ Suhscr1pt l{)n rat I', Df'l •v •'nld hy , an rfr v rer av ar la bll' 5-:'t ~l'nll. IJ' r wt l!k By Mofo.r Rout• o•nu>rr !; ,)t(ler ~CfV(.C' !lf1T av a• l ablc Orw mon11 :1 Bv m <t ltr\Ohoe-ncJW IJJ b,n Year , $1~ s.x •no•'fh' ~ )Q T hreo• r\0 tt-<. ~ "• • •' E_i:;!1¥.hl'ri:' S.6 Sub~Lr Clu d e5 ..• •• :Or ,._,lf ~D mon l hs 59 'ht.l.. yt,_., provided solid support and basic afld higher educat10n. staffed new parks and~ pl'isons and fully - staffed Oh1o's mental institutiOns 24 hours a day . ln a number of categories, It has elevated Ohio fr om the bottom rung to at least the middle among the states. Ohio's budget has gone from ·•root beer' ' to "champagne" and IS unlikely to return Future mstallments wtll show shy. ·~ •.•,•,•,•,•. •,','. 0~ • • l\lr and I\h s E.-: u·l Dean, Pumct oy, Rt :), ·wa s named to St;nllnll •.• .• .•. •. •.~ ' '. ' . III'lNOfl ROU Mc lamc Dean, daug hter of ~ ·'•'·'· .• 1:-'· ' . ' ~ ;~ ~ ~~ * ·:~ ::~ :;:~ :;~ :·:·. :::~ ;::~ ~=~ .:;~ . ·.:.:~ !:: ·:- •,:.:,:,. ·:·: ':. ='·~·. .·:~'.t;:.'.~ :::: :::: .'':'.: ','.:' ·:·: :~ f~: j ·[:; [:; :~ f:t~ the Dean 's l-jonor Roll for the period of Sept 1972 to Sept. 197:J. M1ss Dean 1s maJOnng m med1oal technology al RIO Grande College. She rece•ved a letter of cougra tulatJOns fr om Herman L Koby, executive vice president and Dean of the college .. >· · Metgs High School was among more thaq 450 high schools in Ohio. participa ti~g in the eighth annual Youth and Sclence conference at Mershon Aud1tormm on fhe Ohio State • campus, Saturday, September 22. Delegates attendmg f10m Meigs H1gh were, left ., Mrs. s. Ra nsdell, Chemistry Teacher; Steve Walburn , M1kc Nessclroad , a nd Sandy Cu rt1s, students. The host for the group was Cooperallve Exten.sion Scrv1ce , a member of the Oh10 Agricultural Council from Meigs County. ' Pomeroy Cub Scout Pa<'l< tile cormng year Dunng the past year, bcs1des 249 sponsored by rOOF Lodg~ 242: wlll hold "school night for _ regular puck meetmgs, the cub scoutmg," at 7:30 p.m. group has held a Blue and Gold Tuesday at the Pome 1·oy 'banquet, took part in the Cub Elementa 1·y School. Scout Rega tta , Pmewood . Cubmaster Don Thomas IS D c r b Y • Am e r i c a n inviting all boys from age e•ght BeauhflcatlOn Day' M·G·M through lOin the Pomeroy area D1s tn c t Sco ut ·0- 1' '-! tlla , and their parents to attend prepared a float m the B•g Members of the cub scout pack · Bend regatta parade, took part and webelos will be present to in the ~·tnnm er Olympic meet with the guests and an· program, and . had a cookout s wer qu esti ons about cub an d h1ke at U1e scout c~un p scouting and discuss plans Tor near Chester. R AN KLI D-1~~ RALl'S • • ' '• Tof'a ANIMAL SLIPPERS '· S haggy bo o lte s of acrylic fur w•th foam cushlon tng Pa!:fded lnaole and vin~ out- . , '' SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY, OCT. 3 BAKERS' SECRET BAKING PANS sole 3·4lo11·t2 ~ 1~? WOMEN'S SCUFFS ~p:.. OW~E~RM~A.. ST~E.. Rmo TOOlS GRE AT SELECTION .. DRIED FLOWERS V1vid or Natural Color s Dudley's Aorist Mtddleporl, S9 N 2nd APPLIANCE SALE! ~· - Any ot t11ese tmnd~ ~ua l •t l' ap Vl '" 'lces tor t ho s lo w lo w sare ll' ce' Now rs the lime 10 replace yuur old wom out iiPPhllnc es and t.uy so mu for g •I IS too• Our ~•g Sa 6 6 CAN OP EN ER I< NIFE SHARPE N ER 1 -;rv~t SAVE S2 00 ] ol)"•l\1 .•j~ r·- ~ ' waring @J l·SPEED HAN D MIX ER ~ IO· CUP !;LECTRIC PE RCO I.A TO R Lo af Pun .___•~v_ 9 CROCK-POT' SLOW-COOKER All ourpou Deep acryl1 c l ur' m IJ cll c h w o r k. color's Acrylic 1nsole w rth padded t1eel Lo is o f col o rs 5-51 '1 10 10·10'' " 5I O nij ., ~fl I coo -.er H •!O ~ · Q I t apac 1¥ m it lo et o ~p yg l\ p o p cor n IUr t h~ llo ~i;ol~ J' • ql o;al)aG•Iy £,, , "> or lu -. rcmD•rn hlle! Glu • eo•e• Ul 2~? 11•"'11' Cu •ur <touO~~ 3> ' u" ''ill~ "' ' u ,. n ~r ~ ~~ ~"'~t o p 997 JUST STRETCH BIKINIS 7-Piece Set lt' l S sc rc wdnve rs llea oy (ll.r t) c o• er .~ I "n ~ 0:(""' ., , , ~ l r ~ o a, P r e bJ k ~cl l o a lio ~u•t= c oa l ongs Snrne bake W Jib Tr5cd Oy j../!Ull rncl~~ t < ~ •a le ~ Z Ql n o~cr• 97~ a n o~ II, AEG ' 14 50 "to... Orrl y . . . . . E]10~.~ krnrs pa nt <es On e Srze l . DETROIT (UPI I - The Detroit Uons hope to turn·their season around wtth a reverse. A reverse, utilizmg two wide · receivers , is what Detroit ' night • pulled off for two Monday touchdowns. Meanwhile, the Uons' oftcnticized defense was pulling a reverse of its own, bashing and battering the Atlanta Falcons mto 31~ submission . The game was carried on ·local telev1sion as well as nationally since all of the 54,418 tickets were sold. However ~ there were 8,819 11n(}--Shows." Wide receiver Larry Walton went 57 yards on a reverse the second time Detroit got the ball and that play set the pattern for the entire surprising eve· ning. The other starting wide receiver, Ron Jessie, worked the same thmg wget the Lions' final score from mne yards away . " You usually do that when y)u get a turnover," Walton said. " Didn't we recover a .fumble just before that?" The answer is no . Atlanta had JUS( converted :Jll.yard punt by Herman Weaver into a 48-yard field goal ~Y N1ck Mike-Mayer and then kicked off .. Wa I ton worked the reverse on the sixth play. Mel Farr took over at that point during the soggy evening It began raining hard JUSt before the half and kept it up until just before the game ended. F'arr was subbmg for fullback Steve Owens, who suffered a slight leg muscle pull during pregame warrnups. F'arr gained 90 yards in 16 carries, one of them a 32-yard touchdown run with a second to go before the half, and added 37 yards on four pass receptwns. ''I hadn't run for four games," Farr said, " and I didn't know I was going until O~ C !i'l l l~ e REG '15 88 Ne N p rrn ts and COlO ! n ylon Slt 13 1C11 b r· sa u c~ ,, O «I T~ t o • ar ~~ d~\'\1 11\o l Ill' COIO' l ONLY ~I'P c tl~oron r r cup$. ~1)\rp l:l ~ w l • •"'~ ~ < ~at! Uutoopn " 8" d 5 Qt Dut ch qurc lo, 1)~('11 b iO WII,!Hj Nor st rt , GE sr rtotH_ DINNERWARE SET a'u m•n u"' l'h~ ~o;:l ~Ct y l c 1 no~h h l l\!n II Hll eroot£ S ~t tfl~l u<)e ~ Pa r~ 20-Pc. Ironstone COOMWARE tiac ks a,o,s rnan y mo re Mu lhn $-an Diego 60 102 370 39 j M onda y ' s R es ult s • San D 1ego 4 PittsburQh 3 ns t 9il mtt New York 6 Ch te a_go 4. l si Ne~ York 010 220 100- 6 13 o N Y at Ch1, 2n d, c n cid , w et Cht cago ooo 020 200- 4 11 1 (On ly g am es sc hedul ed ) Sea v er , McGraw (7) and Gro t e ; Hot>ton . Pa~ ! (5 ), Aker Lea d tng 8atrers 0). locker (9 } afld Rudo lph) N at •ona l L ea g ue WP - S'l!aver (l 9 . JO l LP - Hoo · g . a b r . h. pet. ton {14-17). 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But when you have all those in· juries, It geerned to get worse with every one and 1t was very demoralizing." ., But after the New York Mets' National League East DmsiOn championshi]Xhnching 64 \OCtory over the Chicago Cubs Monday, McGraw described the elation in the champagne. sprayed dressing roon'l. "It's a great fee)lng 10 have had to struggj ~,N ne.said, "like climbmg a glass mountain, and finally to be able w find some pine tar and lay in on tbat mountain and get to the top. " The Mets' victory in the first game of a scheduled doubleheader gave New York 82 wins 'for the season, one 'more tl:ian St. Loms had attained and one more tban Plttsburgh could attain. Thus the Mets won the title, advancing to the National League playoffs m Cincinnati Saturday with the fewest Vlctones ever ~chieved by a championship team in major league baseball. The triumph represented a chmb from last place, 12 games behind, iu July to the pmnacle, and Manager Yogl Berra declared "we bad to jump over everybody . The players wanted to win and they hung m there and bounced back. It was a team job." Berra particularly cited McGraw, whose save Monday was his 25th of the season giving him 11 saves and 4 wins in hiS last 16 appearances. But Berra declared Felix Millan, his " only every ,day ball player," Rusty Staub, who had four hits in the pennant clinching win, Wayne Garrett, Bud Harrelson and Cleon Jones as major factors. "We're a team,' 1 Jones said. "That's it in a nutshelL I never worried. The Cubs had it and couldn't stay there. Louis bad 1t and couldn't stay there, but they've got a .lot of heart and hung In there. "I didn't want the Pirates w get up there, because they're an awesome hitting club, and if they get eight in front, you're dead. 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"There's no question they hl(Jers to see the ball , " We 'y got three lefty starl- have one of the fmest pitchmg "The 4 p.m. starting tunes ers and most of the Mets' staffs around ," Menke said. here should make for good power IS on the left side so r j' ln -my mind , Seaver is the pitchingduels,"Grimsley'l<!id. think we've got quite a bit fines t pitcher m baseball " I pitched the fourth game of going for · us, " he said. " But toda y. And starting the games the playoffs here last year and guys like (Tom ) Seaver and at 4 p.m. with a bad com1! was really tough for the (Jon ) Matlack are going to be bination of sun and shadows · wilt' make 1l just tha1 much hitters wsee There may not be l<Jugh on our hitters.'' tougher on us• ~ ·"!would have ra ther played Pittsburgh," he add ed. " W e ~ both have Astroturf and we seem to know the P>rates .NEW YORK (UP! ) - Some season surge to first place, at 11 :10 p.m. EDT~ mmutes City" by the Pubhc Events better tban the Mets." Although three teams in the· Commissioner a nd city 300 fa.1s, chanting " Who·s No . . broke away from the crowd to late. National League West finished 1? We Are! " , greeted the New embrace his waiti ng wife • Manager Yogi Berra was protocol chief, J . P. Curley, York Mets at La Guardia Angela, after the plane arrived presented with a "Key to the acting on bebalf of Mayor John with better records than the Eastern Dtvlsion cham pion V. Undsay . Airport Monday night as they Mets, the Reds expect trouble The 300 fans, who waited returned from Chicago, bring· behind a fence at the Marme in disposing Of the New York lng wiU1 them the National Air Terminal, also chanted team . · League's Easte'rn.--Div-ts ion 11 New York, with a fine title , · Yogi's Mets are No 1" and ptlching sta ff . is a tough "New York Loves the Mets." Outiielder Cleon Jones, one fo r the One fan brought a banner r epresentah ve of the heroes of the Mets' late· playoffs," Grunsley sald. reading : "We will go all the • way." ,. Reds Mana ger Sparky AnBy Milton Richman • derson sa1d he was never quit< 'sure wh o would take the Eastern DJvistOn race. " At one point or another,'' Anderson said , ' 1- think I picked all six teams w win tha t division this year. Earher m the season I really thought the Phillies were gomg to take 1t." 1 Mets fans shout '.W e're No. 1' ' 1 Sport Paraf!e -- the wrong tree?" A Homeowner Pol k y from the Downing · Ch i ld s Agenc y will cover most accidental destruction of land· scaped trees, bushes, lawn . See us today . • UPI Sports Editor . ~ Ella tapped for OSU fullback . NEW YORK (UP! ) - Baseball never changes, n ght? Okay, what would you say to this one : been injured so much." Billy Martin comes back "horne" as the new manager of the The LIOns held the Falcons to Yankees ; Lee MacPhail leaves them to assume the American 188 yards offense while picking League presidency and Ralph Houk winds up managing Detroit. up 297 themselves. This package doesn't come to you with a money;back guarantee . Jt.isn't an iron..,lad sure thing, Some of the package already is pretty much wrapped up and it wouldn't shock me at all if the COLUMBUS ( UPI) - Ohio regarded Henson " the. best whole bundle was sealed and delivered before or during the 220 N. 2nd State Coach Woody Hayes fullback in the country. We feel MIDDLEPORT winter baseball meetings next month at Houston. There is a little thing like that multiple-year contract Billy dipped into his reserve line- he had no peers." Martin signed with Bob Short's Texas Rangers a f~w weeks ago. .backer ranks Monday for a reTrue. These things have a way of being worked out to mutual placement for injured fullback satisfaction when all parties put their minds to it though. Champ Henson . Hayes, whose Buckeyes were Remember how much the .Mets wanted the !ale Gil Hodges as added. We've already proved their manager? Remember how determined the Washington voted the No. 1 team in the to a lot of people that we're a Senators were to keep him? Remember where G1l Hodges wound nation in the latest Uniled good club, and now we've got to up ' Press International Board of prove 1t to Cincinnati." Coaches' ratings, said he chose Good. You have a- wonderful memory. The Mets, with Tom Seaver 6-1, 215-pound Bruce Ella. for The Tigers have been after Houk for more than 13 years. going for his 19th . victory, They mane a Old to get hun as manager oetore they htred Bob the spot because "he is a hitnever traded the Cubs in the Scheffing m 1961.Houk was a coach With the Yankees at the time ter" and "has the ruggedness clinching game after Jo}les hit and was leaning toward takmg the Detroit job then, but the to block and run our inside his lith homer, his s!Xtli In the Yanks said, wait, we're annoWlctng you as Casey Stengel's plays." last 10 games, Jerry Grote Henson, a 64, 225-pound successor soon . delivered a bases loaded single . junior, who led the nation In MacPhail turned down the American League's executive v1ce for two tuns, and a double, two presidency not too long ago. He turned it down even though he scoring last year and had singles and .a sacrifice fly was assured he 'd be Joe Cronin's he1r apparent. One of the scored four touchdowns for the produced two more. reasons MacPhail did turn down the job was because he and Buckeyes in · the first two But Seaver, after allowing 11 Houk are very close and work so well together. Now Houk is games this season, was injured hits, got m trouble in the gone. Joe Cronin7•He'llmove up to become the American League in the first quarter in last Satseventh and McGraw bad to board cnairman; and with the pension and less headaches he'll urday's 37-3 victory over Texas take over. He faced only nine get, he isn't going to be upset about it. · Christian. He underwent knee FULL POWER IN AN EASY.. batters, striking our four, and surgery Sunday. Which brings us to Billy Martin . TO-HANDLE CLEANER! when pinch-hitter Glenn Bee· "I went to Champ yesterday " I don't know that he's that . interested in going to the kert lined mtp,a double play to Yankees," said Bob Short when I talked with him about it. "He and asked him who he thought Powerful o/• HP motor gives more suction end the game, the Mets' dugout bas signed a multiple-year contract with me and in the short time should replace hun," ,Hayes for deep, fast cleaning action. 7' flexible exploded said at his weekly press lunchbraid hose. Protective vinyl bumper. he bas managed for us, he bas b~en great, sensational. I ilidn't So did , the dressing room, think we could win another game this season. That's what it eon Monday. "Witbout any 18' cord. 6-pc. set of attachments. with eases· of cbampa6 ne. But looked like anyway, but he won eig)ltor nine."· " hesitation, he said Bruce for many players, it was Martin was sounded out by Mike Burke •bout managrng the Elia." canned beer from a bucket of Yankees during the 1972 season. Billy the K•d.was interested, and Elia, a junior from Cliffside, lee. The champagne was for why wouldn't he be? , ' Park, N.J., was an all<itate throwing as much as drinking, He bas played with seven major league clubs and managed fullback and . linebacker. He the beer for refreshment. was conver!ed to linebacker in After all, it's Cincinnati on three of them, but he broke in with the Yankees, made his the middle ollast season when reputation with them and will always be chiefly identified-with Saturday for a World Series the Buckeye llnebacking corps U1em. berth. was hit hard by injuries. Gabe Paul, th<> Yankees' chief executive off1cer, says they Good Blocker bave not decided on any one yet as their new manager. He says "He's a good blocker and owner George Steinbrenner, MacPhail and he don't plan an early he 'II run our power stuff pretty announcement. NEW YORK ( UP! ) The "Basically, we're looking at all the candidates," he says. well because he weighs 215 Un1led Press lntematrdnal 'S pounds," Hayes said of his new Board of Coaches ma jor college "We're looking at mana,gers with experience." football ratings wtth number or fullback. "I just think you have The Yanks are in a ticklish position. f1rst pla c e votes m paren . theses (Th i rd Week } They go into Shea Stadium next season and have to to have a big back In there." Team Potnts Henson, while used mostly in I Oh10 State ( 2 OJ (211 308 compete with tlleMets, apparently on the rise agarn, for the fans' short yardage situations, was 2 Nebraska (3 Ol (4 ) 281 dollars at the box office, They want a manager whom the fans 3 southern Ca! !2 O· ll (3 V:d 237 'the perfect compliment to the 4 Alabama (3 OJ ( Sl 230 can relate to, one who'll be able to motivate the club. Buckeyes' speedy tailback 5 M1cfligan IJOl tl l 201 Leo Durocher? 6 Oklahoma (I o. J) ( 1h l 174 Archie Griffin and quarterback No. 7 Penn State IJ 0) 143 Cornelius Greene. 8 Tennessee 13-0> 121 Birdie Tebbetis? 9, Notre Dame (2 OJ 97 Hayes said he had conNo. lO LSU (3 0) 41 sidered moving 6-foot, 100. 11 Oklahoma St . (3 ·0 ) 30 Alvin Dark? 12 Arizona St (3 . QJ 11 · pound wingback Brian Forget it. 13 Houston (J .OJ 6 Baschnagel to fullback, but J.4 SMU ( J . Q) 5 Frank Robinson? IS Missourt (3 0) 4 decided he might be too small, Possibly. 16 <Tie ) Tulane (2 OJ 3 although the veteran coach 16 !T i e ) West V1rginia ( 3 OJ 3 Still Can Play 18 M1am i ZFia J (2 Ol 2 said "he'd do the job." But Frank Robinson is getting $160,000, feels he can still play 19. Texas (1 1) 1 "I still might stick him in ( Only 19 teams rece i ved another three years and the Angels would want something votes ) • there once in a while;" Hayes substantial before giving him up. said of Baschnagel. Hayes said ".We'd be willing to talk to the Yankees because we know Frank has a desire to be a big league manager," says Angels' he would like to 'see the former Ohio College general manager Harry Dalton, "but,I'm sure the Yankees or all<itaterfrom Pittsbhrgh, Pa., get his hand on the ball more · a tre men dous Iy Important ' By un 1Football ted PressRecords lnternat 1onal any other club wou ld rea ['tze he IS often. 124 W. Main Mid -Amer.can Conference player to the Angels. 992-2848 Pomeroy Hayes said he and his staff League Ov~rtt~ w L T That means bring players and cash. Bow!tng Gre~n 1 o o 3 o o " I'm not going to jwnp at the first opportunity," says Frank ~~~~td~tofe : Robinson, getting ready to manage the Santurce club in Puerto Miami o o o 3 o o Rico for the fourth time. Western M ich 0 l 0 3 1 0. h nk • Oh io Univ o 2o o 2o "Event e Ya ees?' Oh1o Conference "Any ball club.'' says Robinson. 'l'm not going to jump in Blue l>ivi•Ion because I've got a good contract and I believe I can play thr.ee League overall w L T w L T l)loreyearsiflwant.Naturally,l'dliketomanageinthemajors, ~~~~~rt~um g gg ~ ~ g but the circwnstances have to be right.'' Denison ooo 2 l o Thewaylseejt,lft~eYankeescannotgetsomebodylikeBilly gu~rebs~:~an ggg : g Martjn, th~y might go for Dave Bristol', whom Paul tried wget Red Devlsion for Cleveland before he·signed Ken Aspromonle, or they might go League Overall for Frank Robinson. WLTWLT Heidelberg ooo J oo Of course there always is the possibility the Tigers may tUrn · f~~~~~~erg ggg j gg around and hire Bill Rigney as-their manager instead of Houk. Mount Union 0 o o 2 1o That would leave only one place for Houk to go and that would 1 ...-Batdwin -Wall i" ce 0 0 0 ~ 1 0 be the Mets (81~ Ten) · ' League Overall Yogi Berra ~ lill remembers what happened to him the last Oh io Stole w, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . time. 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The smallest p ygrri1es are the Bambuti ; with an average height of 4 feet 8 1nct1 es for men and 4 feet 4 tnches for women' They l1ve m the forests near the r i ver lturi in the Congo " (Leopold just before the game starled, I fee! I bave a lot of ability but I've never had much of a chance to show it because l'.ve vi lie). Africa. S1ze tsn ' t ~veryfhing. .2pr. By RICK VAN SANT CINCINNATI (UP! ) - The 'New York Mets made the pitching staff of the Cincinl'lati Reds happy Monday when they won the Eastern Division title. "r was hoping the Mets would win it.'' said Reds pitcher Ross Grimsley. " All the pitchers were wanting the Mets to take It and all the hitters wanted Pittsburgh to win." 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To gam pubhc1ty In the news media , Rh odes te lephoned editors a nd reporters , fed them s t OI'lCS . took them on whtrlwi nd Cokc.and.cheese·twlst lours of the slate, slipped press re leases w1der doors and h"i< ... l news conferences, som e of them before dawn and.. others after dark ~ Gilligan has hired a small battahon of press agents, bUilt a Special news conference room especially sULted for televiSIOn and catered to the Ohio ' broadcast med1:r-..,.through e [ec t rome news releases an'li personalized news ''onfurence'. ... ... w . spTelhldel. ngcurercor~ rndl amadomunltsniosftrmaotlnoeny., babys , ' . ••... . . ' .,.. 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Jmnc~ A J.ee).ron e, a deput) m the Asststcd by the As soci a ti on of Ohio J•' 1nance Deparunent lUldci both .J d- Commodores, the governor d1rected -an 1111rustr<lt10n,s, ~xpl,lins " Th ere was no expenstve rcmodehng o~his ofrl ce and mtent to lude·lt Th~y IHhodes' pcolJiel cabmct room, wh ose decor he de. we1·e ! ~ It Without a stick of furmt ur c or s ~ nb ~d as ''early bus station " drapes or carpctmg by (former Gov, 'I'hc governor 's ofri ce, wh1ch featured Mu.J1ael v ) DtSallc, und nob ody saw f1t cuspidors, a 'hot plate and a popcorn to cl1,1Ilge tht; poli cy of borrowmg '' po pper under Rhodes, \\OS gtven new • o t Pom c ro; Oh o N a'rdntll <~rtv<'llr,onu r eprescnt"t vc.. l.'(!ll•o 11 \\.IS expcmhtu rc!i for any eqmpmcnt for th e ~.:.:. Crl f Edilor Put>! rst1CC: 1 ~ , r S;\t unJJ) b~ 11,, 0' J V 1 .~r P ub'ltSh•nq C~mi.Ul{ Court SJ Pomeru~ Cr u 45769 Ou~ !H'1 O!f " ~I'" 1 19'1 11lo6 Ertotor,. ~··•or, 9~, 7157 Secand Clil',<, po-.t,ollt' 1 old •• • • •• uwl.nn afny. ac t, ror a peno d of four ycurs f,:,[' : E• t't: Ed RODERT ttOLrL ~ Ol Wl nll' former (·, o\' . J '"'"lll"S n"·,1 tri1)led .. n' . Rl>od"s " ._ r!t' :1 tlw st;..~te bud:~d m c1ght y cflfS, ht> ran Ins O\\ n office on a slloc:stnng . WllC'n Ul l' adm imstration of G-uv Jolm J . Gilhgan took over m 1971 , un a1dc tn cd to cxch:mge the ty pewnt crs only to di scove r tlm goYcrnor ':s off 1ec didn't ;:: :::. DEVOTE[) TO TH E I NT ER 'E'S T OF MEIG S Mi'I ~ O N AIH!A C H I:ST I:R L TANJoJrfil l l • W~1stung lun 's dt-sk. a mmimum of paper· shuffh ng and mter~ffu.: e memo!; Wldcr Hhodcs. Til ts \\ CI S fortunate, for there was nobody \ to shuffle the pa pers an yv.·ay . The govc1nor and his chief ~mlf', Johfl M. ~cEiroy , called the shuts and the wvrd was p<.~ ssc d :dong. ·· ·His was not e1 pap l' r -on enteJ SJ Stem ,•· recalls Leckrone. "The entire • vo t ational educttt!OI) plan was written on a placcma t from some resta urant "here 1t was excha nged over dinner 1 ' be l w ee r~ !foh ner FiRa ncc Director 11 owar d r, ) cu11~er an d Rhod es " From Hamburger ) 'o Steak Gd h g<Hl brought a new plulusuphy tQ the governo r's ofhec. He IJchcved the stute ofOiuodescrvcd to put on a better fa ce a rl\1 • changed the image of the II U g0·vci, nor's off1cc 1rorn ham1Jurgc 1 to t k sea ' Th('rc j 30 eoat.,.-; or p:unl :.~nd furnished with a :•~ m a lw g.llly 1·cpli('a uf George !,.~ ,.. 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(/ 1 0 2 0 ' 0 3 0 l 3 0 0 3 0 0 3 D 0 J 0 . • need 1 0 0 1 0 ' 3 1 0 . i 25 E. Ma111 St. • 992·21 71 ---··--~--------- , j • ' •. • • \ • �• • • .. ,, l·ro \ ,O. O\ t. :!.l 11;,J l\liss io nar~ lo in Poit ~.~:·: ::- And('rS B. Hanst•n I i~lllll •l1. • fl~ H 1. .. 1 :~ nll'Sio..•ll[U' Lll \. 'IU11.1, tllO l rect' nt h. tn · H.m!:!,. Kr1 ··• "1 'l prl'sl'nt t.;1lk \'.ilh 111 tllt t 11 1 Chtna ,II.)[ Pe\·1 r ' '1~ • 3 L . ·"'• "• • ~ • • •" • •'• •" • j~; i · .. {.:.~ ·'· ::: · I•:D I-TOH 'S SOTF. : 1 hl· rlifft·rl'nl"l' hi· h\N~ n th t• udmiuistrati uns o f (~ uv. J uhn J. GiiHga n and fnrnu:r Crm'. .la m('s A . lllwd t•s is like lh l' diffcn · ncc ~:: hd\\I!C'Il hantb11rgcr mul sh' :~ k ... 8 ut. as tt"llectt' t.l 1p the stall' budgc~t , it l'nst s mm1cy tt) gu fir ~ t da ~s. Th is is th e fifth in 3 ~ crit~ ~· u f. uiu c arli cl~ :-. on Ihe Cx· lkmdiu ~ 'ililh' bud ge!. . . ·· :~ paren ts ,md l't .."'t'l\ • ,1 ill" L'.u I~ ::: educatiOn tlll•re l!t• t.s 1 ·::: gtaduatr of .\uf~sl>w!... { ull~.:g~ • } M mnenpulls. ;:: d .\t u~h;,t .·: Semi l1::JI",.. lhK]~ b;!.;nd. JH !I ·.· , ha s t.ake;l·.l<hanr•·J ~tudtl'"' ,1l :;: the Unt\'(r..,, t, tA C<J!Ifornl.~. •• KenncJ.i Sdlot•l uf - UP! Slatehous!' Heportcr ('0LU.\1 l3 US 1 UP I) - •' .•: and the Umver~It·. uf \II,,~ • nesota. The pub!Jl' J:-, ',hIt uHI!.:. There IS no tdm~ '·\on. •• • • • Hy LEE LEO~ A HD ••• ;.. ~ ll!lf1.11 \ MissiOns, I uther<i'l i:...i .;• ...'• ~ •• The Daily Sentinel Gallllghcr Inc St E:n~t 17 York N-t•W New ~: :.~.~J.i :,f,:~: : :::: ::: •<•w .,. oO :~~[ Suhscr1pt l{)n rat I', Df'l •v •'nld hy , an rfr v rer av ar la bll' 5-:'t ~l'nll. IJ' r wt l!k By Mofo.r Rout• o•nu>rr !; ,)t(ler ~CfV(.C' !lf1T av a• l ablc Orw mon11 :1 Bv m <t ltr\Ohoe-ncJW IJJ b,n Year , $1~ s.x •no•'fh' ~ )Q T hreo• r\0 tt-<. ~ "• • •' E_i:;!1¥.hl'ri:' S.6 Sub~Lr Clu d e5 ..• •• :Or ,._,lf ~D mon l hs 59 'ht.l.. yt,_., provided solid support and basic afld higher educat10n. staffed new parks and~ pl'isons and fully - staffed Oh1o's mental institutiOns 24 hours a day . ln a number of categories, It has elevated Ohio fr om the bottom rung to at least the middle among the states. Ohio's budget has gone from ·•root beer' ' to "champagne" and IS unlikely to return Future mstallments wtll show shy. ·~ •.•,•,•,•,•. •,','. 0~ • • l\lr and I\h s E.-: u·l Dean, Pumct oy, Rt :), ·wa s named to St;nllnll •.• .• .•. •. •.~ ' '. ' . III'lNOfl ROU Mc lamc Dean, daug hter of ~ ·'•'·'· .• 1:-'· ' . ' ~ ;~ ~ ~~ * ·:~ ::~ :;:~ :;~ :·:·. :::~ ;::~ ~=~ .:;~ . ·.:.:~ !:: ·:- •,:.:,:,. ·:·: ':. ='·~·. .·:~'.t;:.'.~ :::: :::: .'':'.: ','.:' ·:·: :~ f~: j ·[:; [:; :~ f:t~ the Dean 's l-jonor Roll for the period of Sept 1972 to Sept. 197:J. M1ss Dean 1s maJOnng m med1oal technology al RIO Grande College. She rece•ved a letter of cougra tulatJOns fr om Herman L Koby, executive vice president and Dean of the college .. >· · Metgs High School was among more thaq 450 high schools in Ohio. participa ti~g in the eighth annual Youth and Sclence conference at Mershon Aud1tormm on fhe Ohio State • campus, Saturday, September 22. Delegates attendmg f10m Meigs H1gh were, left ., Mrs. s. Ra nsdell, Chemistry Teacher; Steve Walburn , M1kc Nessclroad , a nd Sandy Cu rt1s, students. The host for the group was Cooperallve Exten.sion Scrv1ce , a member of the Oh10 Agricultural Council from Meigs County. ' Pomeroy Cub Scout Pa<'l< tile cormng year Dunng the past year, bcs1des 249 sponsored by rOOF Lodg~ 242: wlll hold "school night for _ regular puck meetmgs, the cub scoutmg," at 7:30 p.m. group has held a Blue and Gold Tuesday at the Pome 1·oy 'banquet, took part in the Cub Elementa 1·y School. Scout Rega tta , Pmewood . Cubmaster Don Thomas IS D c r b Y • Am e r i c a n inviting all boys from age e•ght BeauhflcatlOn Day' M·G·M through lOin the Pomeroy area D1s tn c t Sco ut ·0- 1' '-! tlla , and their parents to attend prepared a float m the B•g Members of the cub scout pack · Bend regatta parade, took part and webelos will be present to in the ~·tnnm er Olympic meet with the guests and an· program, and . had a cookout s wer qu esti ons about cub an d h1ke at U1e scout c~un p scouting and discuss plans Tor near Chester. R AN KLI D-1~~ RALl'S • • ' '• Tof'a ANIMAL SLIPPERS '· S haggy bo o lte s of acrylic fur w•th foam cushlon tng Pa!:fded lnaole and vin~ out- . , '' SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY, OCT. 3 BAKERS' SECRET BAKING PANS sole 3·4lo11·t2 ~ 1~? WOMEN'S SCUFFS ~p:.. OW~E~RM~A.. ST~E.. Rmo TOOlS GRE AT SELECTION .. DRIED FLOWERS V1vid or Natural Color s Dudley's Aorist Mtddleporl, S9 N 2nd APPLIANCE SALE! ~· - Any ot t11ese tmnd~ ~ua l •t l' ap Vl '" 'lces tor t ho s lo w lo w sare ll' ce' Now rs the lime 10 replace yuur old wom out iiPPhllnc es and t.uy so mu for g •I IS too• Our ~•g Sa 6 6 CAN OP EN ER I< NIFE SHARPE N ER 1 -;rv~t SAVE S2 00 ] ol)"•l\1 .•j~ r·- ~ ' waring @J l·SPEED HAN D MIX ER ~ IO· CUP !;LECTRIC PE RCO I.A TO R Lo af Pun .___•~v_ 9 CROCK-POT' SLOW-COOKER All ourpou Deep acryl1 c l ur' m IJ cll c h w o r k. color's Acrylic 1nsole w rth padded t1eel Lo is o f col o rs 5-51 '1 10 10·10'' " 5I O nij ., ~fl I coo -.er H •!O ~ · Q I t apac 1¥ m it lo et o ~p yg l\ p o p cor n IUr t h~ llo ~i;ol~ J' • ql o;al)aG•Iy £,, , "> or lu -. rcmD•rn hlle! Glu • eo•e• Ul 2~? 11•"'11' Cu •ur <touO~~ 3> ' u" ''ill~ "' ' u ,. n ~r ~ ~~ ~"'~t o p 997 JUST STRETCH BIKINIS 7-Piece Set lt' l S sc rc wdnve rs llea oy (ll.r t) c o• er .~ I "n ~ 0:(""' ., , , ~ l r ~ o a, P r e bJ k ~cl l o a lio ~u•t= c oa l ongs Snrne bake W Jib Tr5cd Oy j../!Ull rncl~~ t < ~ •a le ~ Z Ql n o~cr• 97~ a n o~ II, AEG ' 14 50 "to... Orrl y . . . . . E]10~.~ krnrs pa nt <es On e Srze l . DETROIT (UPI I - The Detroit Uons hope to turn·their season around wtth a reverse. A reverse, utilizmg two wide · receivers , is what Detroit ' night • pulled off for two Monday touchdowns. Meanwhile, the Uons' oftcnticized defense was pulling a reverse of its own, bashing and battering the Atlanta Falcons mto 31~ submission . The game was carried on ·local telev1sion as well as nationally since all of the 54,418 tickets were sold. However ~ there were 8,819 11n(}--Shows." Wide receiver Larry Walton went 57 yards on a reverse the second time Detroit got the ball and that play set the pattern for the entire surprising eve· ning. The other starting wide receiver, Ron Jessie, worked the same thmg wget the Lions' final score from mne yards away . " You usually do that when y)u get a turnover," Walton said. " Didn't we recover a .fumble just before that?" The answer is no . Atlanta had JUS( converted :Jll.yard punt by Herman Weaver into a 48-yard field goal ~Y N1ck Mike-Mayer and then kicked off .. Wa I ton worked the reverse on the sixth play. Mel Farr took over at that point during the soggy evening It began raining hard JUSt before the half and kept it up until just before the game ended. F'arr was subbmg for fullback Steve Owens, who suffered a slight leg muscle pull during pregame warrnups. F'arr gained 90 yards in 16 carries, one of them a 32-yard touchdown run with a second to go before the half, and added 37 yards on four pass receptwns. ''I hadn't run for four games," Farr said, " and I didn't know I was going until O~ C !i'l l l~ e REG '15 88 Ne N p rrn ts and COlO ! n ylon Slt 13 1C11 b r· sa u c~ ,, O «I T~ t o • ar ~~ d~\'\1 11\o l Ill' COIO' l ONLY ~I'P c tl~oron r r cup$. ~1)\rp l:l ~ w l • •"'~ ~ < ~at! Uutoopn " 8" d 5 Qt Dut ch qurc lo, 1)~('11 b iO WII,!Hj Nor st rt , GE sr rtotH_ DINNERWARE SET a'u m•n u"' l'h~ ~o;:l ~Ct y l c 1 no~h h l l\!n II Hll eroot£ S ~t tfl~l u<)e ~ Pa r~ 20-Pc. Ironstone COOMWARE tiac ks a,o,s rnan y mo re Mu lhn $-an Diego 60 102 370 39 j M onda y ' s R es ult s • San D 1ego 4 PittsburQh 3 ns t 9il mtt New York 6 Ch te a_go 4. l si Ne~ York 010 220 100- 6 13 o N Y at Ch1, 2n d, c n cid , w et Cht cago ooo 020 200- 4 11 1 (On ly g am es sc hedul ed ) Sea v er , McGraw (7) and Gro t e ; Hot>ton . Pa~ ! (5 ), Aker Lea d tng 8atrers 0). locker (9 } afld Rudo lph) N at •ona l L ea g ue WP - S'l!aver (l 9 . JO l LP - Hoo · g . a b r . h. pet. ton {14-17). HRs - Jones (1\..), Rose, Cin 160 680 11 5 230 338 Monday t 26 ) Cdeno , H 139 525 85 168 .32 0 Madx, SF IU 587 8 1 187 .31 9 12nd gm , cnc l d, w etl Perez, Cn 151 564 7J 177 3l 4 San D i ego 100 111 000- 4 7 1 Wtsn , Ho 158 573 97 l79 .312 StL 161 619 62 192 3l0 P11t Sbgh 000 300 000- 3 S 2 ,Sms Jones , Cork ins (9 ) and Cdnf. Ch 1 145 522 80 158 303 . Kend all . Kison , Moose (61. SQtn , M i l 162 560 100 169 .302 M'h s, SF 148 540 74 162 300 Glust J ( 9 ) and Sangut\len WP , A ll 148 668 94 200 299 Jon es ( 7 6 ) LP - Moose ( 12 !Jl. Garr Strgl, P1 t 148 521 107 156 299 HRs Murrell (9th ) , ZJ sk Am encan L eagu e {l Oth ), • g . ab r . h. pet. Crw, Mn t.:t9 sao 96 203 350 (Only games schedU l ed ) Sc olt , Mtll58 604 98 185 306 F lna;l M~.JA,t..l..eagu e Stand ing's D V 1S, Bal 137 552 5 3 169 306 Mrc r . NY 160 616 83 187 . 304 Bv Unit &d Pr'Hs ln1 ernatto nal Mav,Mtl 156 624 96 18 9 303 N;Ui onal L eagu e Msn , N V 147 519 Bp 1,5P 30 1 Ea st w I. P<t . g.b Otis , K C 148' 583 89 ' 175 300 Vaz . Bos 152 S40 82 . 160 296 New Y or k 82 79 .509 J , Ok 151 539 99 158 293 St Louis 8 1 81 .500 Jlh Olxsn tv, Mn 1A6 57 1 62 166 .291 Pitt sbu r gh 80 82 494 M on treat 79 83 .488 3 1. 1 Hom e Run s Ch ica g o 77 84 418 5 Nattonal Leagu e · St arg ell , Ph tla d e,l ph la 7 1 9 1 438 1 n 1 ~ P 1t1 44 , Joh nson , A l l 43 , Ev an s, Af! -41, Aa"ron . A t l 40 , Bond s, West w . I. pet . g .b . SF 39. Cin c 1n na t 1 99 63 611 Am erican League : Jackson . L os An geles 95 66 590 3•11 Oak 32. Robin so n , Cal and San Fran c isco 88 74 .543 11 Burro ughs, Tex 30 . Bando , Oak Hou ston 29, F isk , Bos , Ma y b err y and 82 80 506 17 A tl ant a 76 85 . 472 22'11 Ot tS, KC 26 11~.• ft ts a ll EACH MIXING BOWL SET '. Sr. Mary 's OCCASIONAL GLASSWARE ,..,- . BLANKETS ' • Fo rs t q ua lrty 5 1 M,1ry s ~ <ln~ I 'IS' FJ b u lo u s n~ w pnn ts 111 g o ldS b lues p 111lo. 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DOOR MATS ae ry Ir e w asha ble yarn. lns tr u ctro n s to r 46ll6 3· on afghan Ch o rce o t colo rs DECORATOR C h o1ce ot a ll Orion ' apyl •t' or Orlan · a c r ~l 1 c and ny lon blend Ma:w colo rs One s•ze f1ts 10· 13 pon~-tari 'S tyles 90~ Bar r et tes holders M an~ ld cnooso l•om 3f or$1 • H <:l n dSOfll !l p a d d e d cover Wlll1 10 md g nel!c page s 1115rrl e Pn n ls ar.1 d cor o rs ' . ( • 197 c;,·:~~·.d ~elit e! accen l Ga >'p ellng s uc tr ons 1)1 I 1.\ a,ny colo rs, pal!ern s EACH • oc t agons squares rectangle s Many, many r1 t:h co lors to choos e !rom All Kapo ll filled ... ~ B .E~ · CHICAGO (UP! ) - Tug McGraw summarized it best. : ·wenever gave up," he said. "We all felt that if we could bave a healthy ball club, we could be a good ball club. But when you have all those in· juries, It geerned to get worse with every one and 1t was very demoralizing." ., But after the New York Mets' National League East DmsiOn championshi]Xhnching 64 \OCtory over the Chicago Cubs Monday, McGraw described the elation in the champagne. sprayed dressing roon'l. "It's a great fee)lng 10 have had to struggj ~,N ne.said, "like climbmg a glass mountain, and finally to be able w find some pine tar and lay in on tbat mountain and get to the top. " The Mets' victory in the first game of a scheduled doubleheader gave New York 82 wins 'for the season, one 'more tl:ian St. Loms had attained and one more tban Plttsburgh could attain. Thus the Mets won the title, advancing to the National League playoffs m Cincinnati Saturday with the fewest Vlctones ever ~chieved by a championship team in major league baseball. The triumph represented a chmb from last place, 12 games behind, iu July to the pmnacle, and Manager Yogl Berra declared "we bad to jump over everybody . The players wanted to win and they hung m there and bounced back. It was a team job." Berra particularly cited McGraw, whose save Monday was his 25th of the season giving him 11 saves and 4 wins in hiS last 16 appearances. But Berra declared Felix Millan, his " only every ,day ball player," Rusty Staub, who had four hits in the pennant clinching win, Wayne Garrett, Bud Harrelson and Cleon Jones as major factors. "We're a team,' 1 Jones said. "That's it in a nutshelL I never worried. The Cubs had it and couldn't stay there. Louis bad 1t and couldn't stay there, but they've got a .lot of heart and hung In there. "I didn't want the Pirates w get up there, because they're an awesome hitting club, and if they get eight in front, you're dead. "We do the litUe things," he »t. i"h1s clear, refreshing water FRA.N KLII)I RALL'S.. .MIDD·LEPORT o. When you need a refin i ng appliance , insist on the best , see us at Sayre Hardware, New Haven, -'«. Va . 'SAYRE . HARDWARE 882·2525 Week's Special 1968 Oldsmobile · H.T. Sedan your 18 to 20 in ~hes and it does the job of 4 other separate units. It V-8 mot.or , auto trans ., anti power steenng . '1195 ·Karr.. &Van landt " You'll Like Our Q\Jalitr, Way of 0Qing Business. ' GMAC FINANCING 992·S342 Pomeroy Open EveningS 'Til8;00 Tils R.M. Sat. tune is the charm time ." much hitting in the gall@' Reds lnfielder Denis Menke 'Grim'}ley, a 23-year..,ld left. here " said he's not looking forward w Grimsley said the Reds have going up against Seaver and bander, said the afternoon starting time at Riverfront __.,;t!W!~Ylj pitched well against the rest of the Mets ' staff. StadiUTJl will make it rough for New Y rk. "There's no question they hl(Jers to see the ball , " We 'y got three lefty starl- have one of the fmest pitchmg "The 4 p.m. starting tunes ers and most of the Mets' staffs around ," Menke said. here should make for good power IS on the left side so r j' ln -my mind , Seaver is the pitchingduels,"Grimsley'l<!id. think we've got quite a bit fines t pitcher m baseball " I pitched the fourth game of going for · us, " he said. " But toda y. And starting the games the playoffs here last year and guys like (Tom ) Seaver and at 4 p.m. with a bad com1! was really tough for the (Jon ) Matlack are going to be bination of sun and shadows · wilt' make 1l just tha1 much hitters wsee There may not be l<Jugh on our hitters.'' tougher on us• ~ ·"!would have ra ther played Pittsburgh," he add ed. " W e ~ both have Astroturf and we seem to know the P>rates .NEW YORK (UP! ) - Some season surge to first place, at 11 :10 p.m. EDT~ mmutes City" by the Pubhc Events better tban the Mets." Although three teams in the· Commissioner a nd city 300 fa.1s, chanting " Who·s No . . broke away from the crowd to late. National League West finished 1? We Are! " , greeted the New embrace his waiti ng wife • Manager Yogi Berra was protocol chief, J . P. Curley, York Mets at La Guardia Angela, after the plane arrived presented with a "Key to the acting on bebalf of Mayor John with better records than the Eastern Dtvlsion cham pion V. Undsay . Airport Monday night as they Mets, the Reds expect trouble The 300 fans, who waited returned from Chicago, bring· behind a fence at the Marme in disposing Of the New York lng wiU1 them the National Air Terminal, also chanted team . · League's Easte'rn.--Div-ts ion 11 New York, with a fine title , · Yogi's Mets are No 1" and ptlching sta ff . is a tough "New York Loves the Mets." Outiielder Cleon Jones, one fo r the One fan brought a banner r epresentah ve of the heroes of the Mets' late· playoffs," Grunsley sald. reading : "We will go all the • way." ,. Reds Mana ger Sparky AnBy Milton Richman • derson sa1d he was never quit< 'sure wh o would take the Eastern DJvistOn race. " At one point or another,'' Anderson said , ' 1- think I picked all six teams w win tha t division this year. Earher m the season I really thought the Phillies were gomg to take 1t." 1 Mets fans shout '.W e're No. 1' ' 1 Sport Paraf!e -- the wrong tree?" A Homeowner Pol k y from the Downing · Ch i ld s Agenc y will cover most accidental destruction of land· scaped trees, bushes, lawn . See us today . • UPI Sports Editor . ~ Ella tapped for OSU fullback . NEW YORK (UP! ) - Baseball never changes, n ght? Okay, what would you say to this one : been injured so much." Billy Martin comes back "horne" as the new manager of the The LIOns held the Falcons to Yankees ; Lee MacPhail leaves them to assume the American 188 yards offense while picking League presidency and Ralph Houk winds up managing Detroit. up 297 themselves. This package doesn't come to you with a money;back guarantee . Jt.isn't an iron..,lad sure thing, Some of the package already is pretty much wrapped up and it wouldn't shock me at all if the COLUMBUS ( UPI) - Ohio regarded Henson " the. best whole bundle was sealed and delivered before or during the 220 N. 2nd State Coach Woody Hayes fullback in the country. We feel MIDDLEPORT winter baseball meetings next month at Houston. There is a little thing like that multiple-year contract Billy dipped into his reserve line- he had no peers." Martin signed with Bob Short's Texas Rangers a f~w weeks ago. .backer ranks Monday for a reTrue. These things have a way of being worked out to mutual placement for injured fullback satisfaction when all parties put their minds to it though. Champ Henson . Hayes, whose Buckeyes were Remember how much the .Mets wanted the !ale Gil Hodges as added. We've already proved their manager? Remember how determined the Washington voted the No. 1 team in the to a lot of people that we're a Senators were to keep him? Remember where G1l Hodges wound nation in the latest Uniled good club, and now we've got to up ' Press International Board of prove 1t to Cincinnati." Coaches' ratings, said he chose Good. You have a- wonderful memory. The Mets, with Tom Seaver 6-1, 215-pound Bruce Ella. for The Tigers have been after Houk for more than 13 years. going for his 19th . victory, They mane a Old to get hun as manager oetore they htred Bob the spot because "he is a hitnever traded the Cubs in the Scheffing m 1961.Houk was a coach With the Yankees at the time ter" and "has the ruggedness clinching game after Jo}les hit and was leaning toward takmg the Detroit job then, but the to block and run our inside his lith homer, his s!Xtli In the Yanks said, wait, we're annoWlctng you as Casey Stengel's plays." last 10 games, Jerry Grote Henson, a 64, 225-pound successor soon . delivered a bases loaded single . junior, who led the nation In MacPhail turned down the American League's executive v1ce for two tuns, and a double, two presidency not too long ago. He turned it down even though he scoring last year and had singles and .a sacrifice fly was assured he 'd be Joe Cronin's he1r apparent. One of the scored four touchdowns for the produced two more. reasons MacPhail did turn down the job was because he and Buckeyes in · the first two But Seaver, after allowing 11 Houk are very close and work so well together. Now Houk is games this season, was injured hits, got m trouble in the gone. Joe Cronin7•He'llmove up to become the American League in the first quarter in last Satseventh and McGraw bad to board cnairman; and with the pension and less headaches he'll urday's 37-3 victory over Texas take over. He faced only nine get, he isn't going to be upset about it. · Christian. He underwent knee FULL POWER IN AN EASY.. batters, striking our four, and surgery Sunday. Which brings us to Billy Martin . TO-HANDLE CLEANER! when pinch-hitter Glenn Bee· "I went to Champ yesterday " I don't know that he's that . interested in going to the kert lined mtp,a double play to Yankees," said Bob Short when I talked with him about it. "He and asked him who he thought Powerful o/• HP motor gives more suction end the game, the Mets' dugout bas signed a multiple-year contract with me and in the short time should replace hun," ,Hayes for deep, fast cleaning action. 7' flexible exploded said at his weekly press lunchbraid hose. Protective vinyl bumper. he bas managed for us, he bas b~en great, sensational. I ilidn't So did , the dressing room, think we could win another game this season. That's what it eon Monday. "Witbout any 18' cord. 6-pc. set of attachments. with eases· of cbampa6 ne. But looked like anyway, but he won eig)ltor nine."· " hesitation, he said Bruce for many players, it was Martin was sounded out by Mike Burke •bout managrng the Elia." canned beer from a bucket of Yankees during the 1972 season. Billy the K•d.was interested, and Elia, a junior from Cliffside, lee. The champagne was for why wouldn't he be? , ' Park, N.J., was an all<itate throwing as much as drinking, He bas played with seven major league clubs and managed fullback and . linebacker. He the beer for refreshment. was conver!ed to linebacker in After all, it's Cincinnati on three of them, but he broke in with the Yankees, made his the middle ollast season when reputation with them and will always be chiefly identified-with Saturday for a World Series the Buckeye llnebacking corps U1em. berth. was hit hard by injuries. Gabe Paul, th<> Yankees' chief executive off1cer, says they Good Blocker bave not decided on any one yet as their new manager. He says "He's a good blocker and owner George Steinbrenner, MacPhail and he don't plan an early he 'II run our power stuff pretty announcement. NEW YORK ( UP! ) The "Basically, we're looking at all the candidates," he says. well because he weighs 215 Un1led Press lntematrdnal 'S pounds," Hayes said of his new Board of Coaches ma jor college "We're looking at mana,gers with experience." football ratings wtth number or fullback. "I just think you have The Yanks are in a ticklish position. f1rst pla c e votes m paren . theses (Th i rd Week } They go into Shea Stadium next season and have to to have a big back In there." Team Potnts Henson, while used mostly in I Oh10 State ( 2 OJ (211 308 compete with tlleMets, apparently on the rise agarn, for the fans' short yardage situations, was 2 Nebraska (3 Ol (4 ) 281 dollars at the box office, They want a manager whom the fans 3 southern Ca! !2 O· ll (3 V:d 237 'the perfect compliment to the 4 Alabama (3 OJ ( Sl 230 can relate to, one who'll be able to motivate the club. Buckeyes' speedy tailback 5 M1cfligan IJOl tl l 201 Leo Durocher? 6 Oklahoma (I o. J) ( 1h l 174 Archie Griffin and quarterback No. 7 Penn State IJ 0) 143 Cornelius Greene. 8 Tennessee 13-0> 121 Birdie Tebbetis? 9, Notre Dame (2 OJ 97 Hayes said he had conNo. lO LSU (3 0) 41 sidered moving 6-foot, 100. 11 Oklahoma St . (3 ·0 ) 30 Alvin Dark? 12 Arizona St (3 . QJ 11 · pound wingback Brian Forget it. 13 Houston (J .OJ 6 Baschnagel to fullback, but J.4 SMU ( J . Q) 5 Frank Robinson? IS Missourt (3 0) 4 decided he might be too small, Possibly. 16 <Tie ) Tulane (2 OJ 3 although the veteran coach 16 !T i e ) West V1rginia ( 3 OJ 3 Still Can Play 18 M1am i ZFia J (2 Ol 2 said "he'd do the job." But Frank Robinson is getting $160,000, feels he can still play 19. Texas (1 1) 1 "I still might stick him in ( Only 19 teams rece i ved another three years and the Angels would want something votes ) • there once in a while;" Hayes substantial before giving him up. said of Baschnagel. Hayes said ".We'd be willing to talk to the Yankees because we know Frank has a desire to be a big league manager," says Angels' he would like to 'see the former Ohio College general manager Harry Dalton, "but,I'm sure the Yankees or all<itaterfrom Pittsbhrgh, Pa., get his hand on the ball more · a tre men dous Iy Important ' By un 1Football ted PressRecords lnternat 1onal any other club wou ld rea ['tze he IS often. 124 W. Main Mid -Amer.can Conference player to the Angels. 992-2848 Pomeroy Hayes said he and his staff League Ov~rtt~ w L T That means bring players and cash. Bow!tng Gre~n 1 o o 3 o o " I'm not going to jwnp at the first opportunity," says Frank ~~~~td~tofe : Robinson, getting ready to manage the Santurce club in Puerto Miami o o o 3 o o Rico for the fourth time. Western M ich 0 l 0 3 1 0. h nk • Oh io Univ o 2o o 2o "Event e Ya ees?' Oh1o Conference "Any ball club.'' says Robinson. 'l'm not going to jump in Blue l>ivi•Ion because I've got a good contract and I believe I can play thr.ee League overall w L T w L T l)loreyearsiflwant.Naturally,l'dliketomanageinthemajors, ~~~~~rt~um g gg ~ ~ g but the circwnstances have to be right.'' Denison ooo 2 l o Thewaylseejt,lft~eYankeescannotgetsomebodylikeBilly gu~rebs~:~an ggg : g Martjn, th~y might go for Dave Bristol', whom Paul tried wget Red Devlsion for Cleveland before he·signed Ken Aspromonle, or they might go League Overall for Frank Robinson. WLTWLT Heidelberg ooo J oo Of course there always is the possibility the Tigers may tUrn · f~~~~~~erg ggg j gg around and hire Bill Rigney as-their manager instead of Houk. Mount Union 0 o o 2 1o That would leave only one place for Houk to go and that would 1 ...-Batdwin -Wall i" ce 0 0 0 ~ 1 0 be the Mets (81~ Ten) · ' League Overall Yogi Berra ~ lill remembers what happened to him the last Oh io Stole w, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . time. 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The smallest p ygrri1es are the Bambuti ; with an average height of 4 feet 8 1nct1 es for men and 4 feet 4 tnches for women' They l1ve m the forests near the r i ver lturi in the Congo " (Leopold just before the game starled, I fee! I bave a lot of ability but I've never had much of a chance to show it because l'.ve vi lie). Africa. S1ze tsn ' t ~veryfhing. .2pr. By RICK VAN SANT CINCINNATI (UP! ) - The 'New York Mets made the pitching staff of the Cincinl'lati Reds happy Monday when they won the Eastern Division title. "r was hoping the Mets would win it.'' said Reds pitcher Ross Grimsley. " All the pitchers were wanting the Mets to take It and all the hitters wanted Pittsburgh to win." The Mets meet the Reds in Lions roll over Falcons Pack 249 plans school night this evening • B F10a 1 Ma1or L e.ll gu e Res ults Bv Un lt t d Press. ln t ern•t• onal NJtion.ll l l.el!l gu e ,.' i. .: ·'·'·'·'·'·'• ' ' • :-: ~ .·.•.•,•,·,· rrtt'!> '' 111 • . ·nu~ worn ca bmet room , with its pink walls. '""blc wiring and ugly television li1~hts, was transformed into a tasteful chamber wort hy of coloma} W1lfi ~ ms: burg. · Pictures And.Carpet Even lhe reccptmn area, once a uowdcd showcase for opi,lque doors, was given an htston c atr by creating a · long, plCture·lmcd a nd carpeJed corn clor to the govern or 's perso r(o;~l offi ce. 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Ma111 St. • 992·21 71 ---··--~--------- , j • ' •. • • \ • �• . 5- The Dally Sent mel Middleport Pomero) 0 Oct 2 1973 r~~--~~-- ~..;:->:-:~ :;;:".(.. ::;" 9 "'='.. ..:"8 .., the day after J wo delegattons one of piir cnts mttrested an the new pupil suspenSion policy at the h1gh school and another or tea c her s ..,nt1ng ad by the editor Mrs ,Ph) Ilis Hackett described Fnday hm• IMS tin div1duallzed Mathemattcs System ) IS expected to >~ork at Brad bur) School IMS 1s a new thmg m teachmg math - we called math ar~thmet1c at that level - deSigned to mot1vate each puptl t~ develop hill fullest math potenual at his own speed This makes'sense m todaJ s classes of 30 plus k1ds but JMS was unnecessary in our day In northern Kansas rn 1922 havmg mo\ed mto a d!fferent rural township school dtstr1ct ready for the secpnd grade the teacher of one room Cormth School had a problem me the only second grader Got really a problem because she solved 11 handily by enlargmg her th~rd grade by one ( me) whiCh thereupon nurn bered three , So you see, IMS has been around a long time We suspect however that IMS c1rca 1973 1s deSigned to produce young people "ho grasp baSic mathematical concepts better than did the IMS of our day Although on good terms w1th Slmple mampulatton of numbers as m Anthmeuc I got mto tTouble w1th Geometry m the lOth grade so much m fact that math henceforth became an automatic curnculum no-no Better luck to the kuis of today equahzataon of deductions on the d1stncl s tw1ce monthly pay days The board mstructed 1\s they are pa1d attended the regular meetmg Monday mght at the Kyger Creek 01strlcl board of Education Jack Duncan veteran Jumor htgh teacher served as spokes man for the Kyger Cre<!f< Teachers Assilctalwn Other teachers present were Mrs Sarah Moshier Mrs Cheryl Enyart and Mrs Elizabeth Ba1ley The group was particularly clerk Mrs Dons Roush to see new puprl suspensaon policy at 1f the latter accommodatiOn can be made on next month s payroll The seve rance pay tssue w1l1 be reviewed thoroughly before any f1nal poltcy 1s established Duncan commended the board for 1ts past polic1es regardmg 1ts teachmg staff the h1gh school explamed 1ts new adrmmstratiVe and Upon the recommendatron of Cremeans the board had adopted a transportation d1sc1pline policy Any case requlnn g diSCiplinary actiOn shall be reported to the pnnc1pal of the school wh1ch the pupll attends Tht1>nnc1pal1s to take su1table acUon dependmg upon elf dtsc1plme polic1es established by the board Local Supt cumstances m most cases the OJ The drl'ller reports the matter to the pr nc pal (2) The pr nc pal or teacher 1nvest1gates (JJ The pnnclpal or teacher warns the guilty pup1l or pup Is that a second offense w II depn'lle h1m or them of the right to nde the b~s He not1t es their parents ot lh s fact He makes a record of the matter (4) It a second offense follows steps one and two then depnve the gu lty stu dent or students of the right to nde the bus Not fy parents that before he may be restored to pr " lege at transportal on an un derstand ng reg,ard ng future conduc t may be reached be ( Contmued on Page 6) I! Fun With Food Every year at tile Ohio State Fa1r tbe Ohto Beef Marketing Program stages a beef cookery contest TUESDAY • Each year 1t ts different as to what tbey want 10 the way o[ RE~h/ AL at Syracuse beef preparation and thts year the contest was based on ways to Church of the Nazarene prepare delic10us beef dtshes [or a maX~rnum of 50 cents per through Oct 7 w1th Rev 0 G servmg The toQic couldn t have been more timely what wtth the McKmney Charleston W Va high cost of me'llt evangeliSt Spec1al smgmg To add appeal and encourage partiCipation the beef people Services at 7 30 each evemng gave inaddillontothe~rusualcashpnzes P rterHouse T Bone open to pubhc and R1b steaks F~rst pnre went to Mrs Wtlham Parker REVIVAL at 7 30 each Columbus for her onental beef dtsh Beef and Snow Peas evemng through Oct 6 at prepared at 58 cents per servmg second to Mrs Charles Cord1al Bradford Church of Chnst Wllh Powell for her Country Pie at) cost of 38 cents per servmg Dale W1se evangelist Publtc and third to Mrs Lee DeBoer Worthmgton for her Roulade of mvlted Beef prepared for SIX at a cost of 54 cents per person REVIVAL through Oct 7 Judgmg was by" panel of three home economtsts 7 30 each e• emng at Lebanon The wtnnmg recipes follow Comm""1ty Church John Els BEEF AND SNOW PEAS ~ 1ck speaking 'f.! lb beef (top quahty thmly shced) y, lb snow peas Cl ' OHIO ETA Ph1 Chapter (frozen) 1 c fresh mushrooms (sliced) 'h lb bean sprouts Beta S•gma Pht Sorortty 7 30 (drained), I med omon (sltces) y, c otl 1'. tsp ~It I tsp beef p m at the Columbus and bouillon ttbsp sliced almonds %cup water 1 tbsp corn starch _ Southern Ohw Electnc off1ce 1 lbsp soy sauce Model meelmg w1th Ins Payne Heat oil w1th salt m sk1Uet add beef and cook 1 mmute on to present the cultural each Slde Add pea pods mushrooms omons and bean sprouts program Hostesses Conme Turrung often cook 5 nunutes Combme bouillon and water and Ba1ley PhylliS Bennett and add to meat and vegetables St~r until thtckened and clear Place Karen McGraw ln servmg dlSh and top w1th almonds Serve tmmed18lely "tth POMEROY CHAPTER 186 botled or fr1ed r~ce Serves 4 OES r egular meetmg 7 45 p m Past matrons and past COUNTRY PIE patrons to be honored Dues lib ground beef 'f.! cu chopped omon 2 tbsp green pepper payable 1 one lb can of corn I tsp salt 1 tbsp sugar y, tsp pepper '• CHESTER COUNCIL 323 tsp oregano,! can tomato soup \', c catsup Daughters of Anlenca 7 ~0 Brown beef and omon and green pepper Add rest of p m a). the hall Practice for ingredtents Pour fllltng mto pastry shell Cover w1th latt1ce mspection crust Flute edges Bake 30 mmutes ot 40 Deg F WEDNESDAY CRUST CHESTER GARDEN Club 3c flour I tsp salt 1\Hbsp sugar 1 cup shortemng I egg 2 8 30 p m at the home ot Mrs tbsp vmegar 3 tbsp water Horace Karr w1th Mrs Paul Combme flour salt and sugar m bowl Cut mto fl our I cup Baer and Mrs Leonard Erwm shortenmg Add egg vmegar and water to flour pastry com co hostesses Installatwn of blnatlon Shape mto ball roll out two crusts cut 1 crust mto offlcers wlll be held along With lattice str1ps ' ROULADE OF BEEF I 'f.! to 2 lbs boneless round steak 4 shces bacon 'h med onion 2 tbsp flour lisp salt V. tsp pepper 1 small bay leaf Sprmkle steak w1th salt and pepper Lay on stnps of bacon and thm onion slices Roll and be Brown meat add bay lea[ Bake at 350 deg F for I 'f.! to 2 bours or unt1l tender Make gravy by addmg water and flour and salt to JUices Cook Slice roulade and serve w1th gravy Serves 6 \~ Apple Grove News, Events -... spent Saturday evemng w1th Mr and Mrs CIOISt Badgely Mr and Mrs Floyd Noms called on Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush on Sunday afternoon Gregory Donohew of C1r clev111e spent the weekend w1th h1s parents Mr and Mrs Ro) Do~w Mr d Mrs Clarence Roy and ch ldren Rex and Nancy of Racme were Sunday dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Homer Warner Mr and Mrs Charles Burrt and Blll W11Son of Bolivar Dam were weekend guests of Mrs Erma W11Son Mr and Mrs Don Stevens of Culloden W Va were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Dallas MARINE CPL STEVEN R VAN METER son of Mr and Mrs Leonard E Van Meter of 104 Lbcust St Pomeroy was meritonously promoted to hls present rank by the Commandant of the Martne Corps left General Robert E Cushman Jr durmg h1s recent VISi t to the Second Manne Dms10n at Camp LeJeune S C Van Met~r 1s attached to Mamtenance Company Second Semce Battalion Second Manne DIVJSton here A menlorlOus promotwn IS awarded only to those Mannes who have d1sbngmshed themselves through work m1htary bearmg and leadership A 1970 graduate of Me1gs }llgh School Van Meter entered the Corps m March 1972 Hlll Mr and Mrs V1rgll Roush spent a week w1th Mr and Mrs Terry Roush at Langdon North Dakota and wh1le there ' Club installs officers in candlelit ceremony c To nt Rel;o No ' J 01 ~ RE'"OLU TION Pr pos ng t=> <~ mE>nd sect on on they VISited a week end wtth Terry and w1fe at R1dmg Mountam Natwnal Park at Manatoba Canada Central Operating Company's v Philip Sporn Plant New Haven, W.Va. on 30 J R~: ol 1 on T RESOLU TION has job openinp for permanent employment in the following skills: Cerical Warehousemen Welders Machinists Electricians Mechanics Lab Technicians lnstrume11t Repairmen Crane Operators SCHEDULE proposal sha I be placed on I c orne a h llot Rt ! c election here n before re!e red to In essen t a l y h fo ow ng nanner 'lhc Bulldozer Operators Laborers Operators C~bove li and f) of Artlch! I\ nf the Con ~ tl utlon of Ohlo b nmen ed to provide for e~ t ab shment of di slons of (;;ourts of Comn on P e~1 to per Jt he o r ~an nttlon of Co rt!l of Common Pleas Into dlstr cts and to provide !or nc usion o! Shall Sec t ons 1 Boat Operator License We Will Train Unskilled Applicants. These jobs provide excellent wages and a benefits progn-a'm which includes life insurance, medical insurance, disability insurance, sick leave, vacationS, holidays, and retirement Although a strike is in progress, the company cootinues to opetate the .plant - I 1-+--l.•and y es INo 4 Record within the terms co d lllons of ex st n ~=: Article IV Section G B rela ve to prol b t 1--'l_;_o tng Jud ges fr om ho d ng ElttY o her olfice of prof\t or rus under authority of h s S t te or of the llnilcd S ntcs proh b t ng comt:n!nsation from d m or tt i h d durl g te- n at: office and pro b g J dges from rer: ovinl:l uny fees o r u i cs APPLICANTS MAY CALL 675-2913 TO ARRANGE AN INTERVIEW. caster pods and leaves w1th pmk flowers on " wooden base and others exh1b1 tmg were Mrs Evelyn Hollon Mrs Ada Holler and Mrs Mae Holter Timely tips for gardemng by Mrs Mason F1sher mcluded spraymg for the dandelion now Installing small fences around new trees to protect them from anunals cleanm~ gardemng tools spraymg houseplants and brmgmg them mSlde She concluded wtth a poem Sow seeds of Kindness m Words Thoughts and Deeds For roll call members named thetr most successful flowermg Mtldred Phtlllps Memonze God s Word A whtle elephant sale was held and an article Flowers Leave The1r Fragrance on the Hands that ~nter It was noted that Mrs Tend Them was read by Mrs Chlorus Grtrnm ts the new Evelyn Hollon Guests at the meeting were Meigs County contact cha1r woman Mrs Wllson Carpenter Mrs Dorothy Smtih Mrs Is secretary !Teasurer and D1ana Bartels Mrs Paulme Mrs Hiram Ftsher of the Wtld Collins Mrs Carrie Grueser wood Club IS the new hor and Mrs Rose Gmther ticulture chairperson SON BORN Preceding the meeting Mr and Mrs Larry C~r&le members toured the gardens at Fort Lauderdale Fla are the Holter home PUjns were made for a plant exchange at announcmg the b~rth of a son Shane Sullivan Sept 30 The the October meeting A paper on perenmals m mfant we~ghed 8 lbs 15 ozs eluding shasta datsies ms Grandparents are Mr an~ peonies lilies of the vall~y and Mrs Douglas C!rcle Rt 1 OtheiJB .!'as presented by Mrs Racme and Mr and Mrs Holll!r:"'and Mrs Mary Nease James Cundiff Columbus gave one on bulbs She named POSTPONE MEET daffodilf tulips, hyacinths and A meeting of the Middleport crocus as the eas1est to grow F1rennen s Auxiliary scheduled and sa1d they should be planted for Wednesday mght has been three Urnes the depth of the postponed until Oct 10 bulb Well-drained s01l is needed she said and also suggested that the bulbs be protected from extreme cold with a mulch such as peat moss Ell Judges of Courts of bei!'l New officers of the Wlldwood Garden Club were installed In a candlelight ceremony by Mrs Evelyn Hollon rellrmg prestdent at a meeting hosted by Mrs Ada Holter Mrs Eurana Thomas and Mrs Pat Thomas at the Holter home Installed were Mrs Karl Grueser president Mrs Holter vice pres1dent Mrs Stacy Arnold, treasurer and Mrs Alfred Yeauger secretary Mrs Hollon presented each of the ne,.,. officers with a candle m the color symbolic of her offtce Members were encouraged to donate to the country fa1r flower mart Oct 11 at the Athens Mental Health Center A round-robin card was stgned for Mrs Horner Parker a patient at the Holzer Medical bulbs Mrs read a meditation Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Dr. M1Hon Mason I A vanety of sprmg flowtif.ng bulbs for tdentiftcatlon by the members was on display by Mrs Mae. Holter Mrs Suste Grueser demonstrated a flower arrangement Teacher s Gift using slate for the base mums and marigolds, leaves and an apple Mrs Mary Nease showed an arrangement of o! the electors vot on the forego ng proposed nent at the e ec on o be I"Jc o he tirst Tuesday after e first Mondov in November Hl73 odopt the same it shall become part of ~he Co stilutlon of Ohio and ex Is ng Se o s 1 4 5 and 6 of A 1c c lV o£ the Consti ulion of he State of Oh io shDll be repealed 1f tl. maJority n OPERATING (Amended Substitute Hol se J ojnt Resolution No 1) PHILIP SPORN PLANT JOINT RESOLUTION I • ' Off1ce I call 446 1903 or 446-0053 Stx members were welcomed mto the Tr1mty Church and two mfants were chriStened at the TO HAVE SING Sunday mornmg servtce A hymn smg wlll be held Recetved mto membersh1p Saturday 7 30 p m at the a home flower show POMEROY LODGE 164 Freedom Gospel M1ss1on Bald were Bruce and Patr1c1a F &AM 7 30 p m Masomc Knob w1th the public mv1ted Cleland Barbara and Opha Temple Pomeroy All Master Among the smgers w11l be the Of[utt Paul Voss and Lmda McDamel Tno the Norris Young Mosons mv1ted Chnstened were Stacy Lynn MIDDLEPORT FIRE Quartet the Denms Manuel Young daughter of Mr and Tr10 and the Ewmgton G~rls MEN S Aux1llary 8 p m at the Mrs M1chael Young and EriC firehouse Roberta Oatley and Davtd Russell son of Mr and XI PLANS SALE Allee Mtlls hostesses A yard sale and rwnmage Mrs Dav1d Russell MIDDLEPORT LITERARY Sunday evemng a hayr~de club home of Mrs James sale w11l b.e held Fnday and and w~ener roast was held for T1tus Rutland 2 p m Books to Saturday at the Ken Me the Sunday school at Royal Oak be rev1ewed by Mrs Nan Cullough home 235 Mulberry Park Moore All Under Heaven by Ave Pomeroy by the Gamma Pearl Buck and Jonathan Mu Chapter of Beta S1gma Pht LlVlngston Seagull by Soronty A vanety of 1lems R1chard Bach to be rev1ewed mcludmg hot water heat lounge cha1rs lamps toys and by Mrs Rodney Dowmng Response will be a tnbute to wmter clothmg w1ll be on sale the late Pearl Buck MEIGS County N F 0 8 p m at State Park on new Route 33 All farmers mv1ted THURSDAY CATHOLIC Women s Club 8 p m at the Sacred Heart Church to be preceded by 7 15 Mass SATURDAY BIKE A THON begmmng at 9 a rn for the benef1t of the Me1gs County Umt of the Amertcan Cancer Soc1ety The bicycles w11l leave the M1d dleport Park Mlll St and continue to Fort Me~gs at Royal Acres Park Anyone wtshmg to do so may nde m the event PLAN SALE Beta Beta Chapter of Beta S1gma Ph1 Soronty w1ll hold a rummage sale from 9 a m to 4 p m Fnday at the Trtmty rh, r,..h in Pomeroy afternoon servace ~IJI~ (!Cbn~tma~ lea turmg spec1al smgers w1ll begm at 2 p m The public IS lOVlled SLATE SALE The Enterprtse Umted Methodtst Church w1ll hold a rummage sale Friday and Saturday [rom 9 a m to 5 p m m the church basement A New Select1on Fall Mtx & Match Separates ~be 111be ber a g1ft U ueber forget g~cfi(~A ~ L The om' eq ' od Reg No 68 45,9 hod" go s p• eo U S Pa No !f'J • Twm bands of 14 Karat Solid Gold Signify husband and w fe a lustrous synt hetiC stone or the month marks the b~rthday of each of he r c h ldren The e s only o e Molher s R ng bu t many' m tat ons A su e you se r o the or g nal by ts dent fy ng tag The Moth er s R ng s so d st nc ve so un que that I has been awarded U S Pa en No 186 183 Have Yours Made Up Early! Order Now' Use Our Lay Away Plan• lOLA'S Goessler's Jewelry Store Ma1 n at Sycamore Court St POMEROY OHIO Pomeroy • a happiness thing. You thought thiS was JUSt another shoe ~ s not The profess onal serv ce shoe from Nurse Mates 1s the f nest llahtest most comfortable one you can buy You were nght about style though Its every bit as pretty as you thought 1t was S6 don t make another miS take Come m and see Nurse Mates at Enter our Dress-A-Doll Contest NOW! heritage hou"J Your Tham MeAn Store MIDDLEPORT I SALE·A· savings on Singn* sewing machines $gooo OFF Reg pnce Luxury Touch & Sew~ sewing machine with cabinet ... -·-·~-/'4 SophiSt cated sew1ng made simple w1th 14 built 1n st•tches speed basting bu It m button holer exctus ve Smger• font push button drop 1n bobbm Wt nu d your lwlp to bnng happ1ness lo nt 'dy <htlclren 1h1s Chnstmas Come 111 now-su1fply ol dolls" 11m1Icd -and pi< k up .1 tree doll Oes1~n and sew an ou111t tor 1t then return 11 Io U> It wtll ht cl1splayecl 111 our lobby w11h all the Drt" A Doll dolls Pnles Will lw •A T ademark of THES NGER CO MPANY , AIR CONDITIONERS 24,000 BTU Have cool clean a lr Total ven PH 773 5592 MASON W VA 10% ~:e E~ics • SERVICE I ~ Copv.r ght 1973 by R chard Stebb ns and Assoc:; ates Inc POMEROY, OHIO McCall s & S1mpi1C1ty Pil'tterns • RAcE .... •- The Farm_ers Bank & Savings Co. The Fabric Shop SINGER SALES tt5 W SECONO __,'771. awJrclccl Don 1 worry aboul 'I l<l(lng sktl ls Your doll wtl l t1nd a honu mlhl arms ol a <h lei on Chr~stmas d 1y and be loved You make Dress A Doll* " hapf111less thmg Thank you \ Students ••• HOme Economic Teachers Member of Federal Reserve System ~ On Fndays Our Dnve In Wtndow ts Open 9 a m to 7 p m ( Conlmuouslyl $20,000 Maximum Insurance For Each Deposttor I ® 86 83 Dress-A-Doll*is We have a cred t pan des gned to It your budget We a so ha'lle a be a trade n pol cy i Ke(l/ln.a'l:or Mason Furniture - non members For 1n formation or regtstratwn M"any other Sai•A·Thon spectals See them all' hours Mon 9 until t lat1on \ Members welcomed recuperating at Veterans Memonal Hosp1tal where he has been a pallent smce Monday Sept 24 PLAN HOMECOMING HEMLOCK GROVE - The annual hornecommg or the Hemlock Grove Chnst1an Church wlll be held Suntlay w1th a basket dmner at noon The ' IN II OS!' IT AI. NEW HAVEN ~ Paul Powell pr1 lClpal of New Haven Grade School IS PH 992 3279 tonight ' The French Art Colony 1s proud to have Mrs Herbert ( Ste~hame ) Halstead Jr as the new Ballroom Dance InstTucwr Mrs Halstead was born m Houston Tex but moved to Montreal Canada at an early age She had experience 10 Ballet and Jazz wtlh Angela Mc{'reger m Alamogordo N M and rece~ved her ballroom trammg from the Arthur Murray Dance Studw Albuquerque N M She lS quahfled to teach fox trot waltz rumba swmg tango cha-cha bas1c polka and most popular dances Classes are bemg offered Monday and Thursday evenmgs and Thursday afternoons The fee 1s $24 to FAC members per 6 ( I hour) weekly lessons and $39. to "' MIDDLEPORT 6,000 to .. • Ward and Mrs Jolin Wolfe Attending m add1t1oo to the above were Mrs Jack K Flesh& Mrs Robert H H1ckel Mrs Debbie Wh1te Mrs Ronald Hester Mrs Robert Gurhs Mrs Eugene Hester Mrs George Ingels Mrs J V McGrew MrS 'thelma Scally Mrs R G Greene Mrs Herman La} ne Mrs V1rg1l G Roush Mrs Donald F Roush Mrs James Layne Mrs Fr mk Young Jr Mrs Guy McW1ll1ams Mrs Harold Bumgarner Mrs Emo Wood Mrs Tom Hoffman Mrs Dan Edwards Mrs Charles Dodd Mrs Phll Batey Mrs Joe Neenan Mrs Wayne Carter Mrs John Haeberle Mrs Jesse Abel Mrs George C~rcle Mrs Donald Bumgardner and Mrs Roger Fmk 181 N Second Ave Por1 Off c11 t3oJO. 368 New H.aven West VlfglnNI 262615 Telephone uea code 304-882-3111 An Equal Opportunity Employer NEW HAVEN - The New Haven Woman s / Club presidents tea was held her~ Tuesday evemng at the home of Mrs Davtd Roush w1th Mrs Kenneth I hompson president we]conung four guests Mrs Herman Layne Mrs J V McGrew Mrs V~rg1l G Rousn and Mrs Guy McWtlhams and club members Other guests mtroduced were Ttmmy Thompson and Dale Roush both prov1dmg entertamment wtth the1r gUitars and ac companymg the ladtes m group smgmg Mrs Eugene Hester led m smgmg old favor1te songs Mrs John Haeberle led devohonals The refreshment table was centered wtth a llered arrangement o[ melon ballS Mrs Wayne Carter served tea and coffee from a s1lver coffee and tea serv1ce Mrs John Wolfe the punch Open fa~e sandwlches cookies homemade mmts and many other good1es were also served Hostesses were Mrs Dav1d Roush Mrs Kenneth Thomp son Mrs John Marshall Mrs Wayne Carter Mrs Mark VISIT REI.ATIVES SLATE SALE Mr and Mrs Gerald Hogue A rummage sale will be held and daughter Wendy rhursday apd Friday by the Darlington Pa spent the Catholic Women s Club In the weekend here v1sltmg her Sacred Heart Church brother'" law and SISler Mr basement 9 a m to 3 p m both and Mrs Larry Hudson and ,days Lon F1ve Pomts Sunday a[ternoon they VISited w1th "' AREGUESTS Mr and Mrs Mttchell Me thear parents Mr and Mrs Cale and daughter Maureen Dave Grueser Pl~m St Pomeroy and Melame Kay Parkersburg W Va were Grueser a pattent at Veterans Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Pa ~ Grues@r Middlewt Memonal Hosp1tal • OPTOMETRISTS ~ UNITED STATES OF AMERICA S rATE OF OHIO ~ 01' FICE ()F THE SECRETARY OF 51 \TE President's tea held Social Calendar,; By Charlene Hoeflich PRESENTED $100 SCHOLARSHIP - Pam Sommer a Mason County Jumor MISs of 1972-73 was presented a check m the amount of $100 from the Wahama H1gh School Band Boosters Saturday Making the presentatiOn 1S Mrs Phyllis Scott cha~rman of the pageant M1ss Sommer "ho lS at tendmg West V1rg1ma Umverstty lS the daughter of Mr and Mrs G C Sommer of Southside Sponsors of the scholarship were Mason County Bank Peoples Ban!< of Pomt Pleasant and Cl\JZens Nattonal Bank An tdent~eal scholarship was presented to 01anna Hams daughter of Mr and Mrs Cardell Harrts New Haven ,n;: Mrs Maggte Roush spent a weekend w1th Mrs Gladys Jones at "pomeroy Btll Wheeler returned to OhiO State UmverSlty m Colwnbus Sunday where he IS enrolled for Ule fall semester B1ll1s the son 9£ Mr and Mrs Alex Wheeler 1 Mr and Mrs Jack Ables and Vtckt Mr and Mrs Herbert l\oush and Mrs Iva Orr were VlStlors at GallipoliS recently Mr and Mrs Blll Smtth ~nd daughter Donna of Mtllva\e Pa were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Smtth Sr Gregory Donohew of Clr clevtlle called on the Snuth s Sunday Mr and Mrs Homer Warner 1n two 1tems a severance pay policy and mmtstrat1ve changes m bow IN THIS END OF THE LEAK the counter leak the derual of the Leak and the rederual qf the counter leak one gets the press1on that Joe Public s mtelligence has a poor ratmg arounil the Potomac s tnner sanctums Saturday Mr >\gnew charged before a natwnal audience the Just1ce t:Jepartment (at the very heart of the Admimstratwn ) was leakmg mformallon preJudictal to hiS case pending before a Federal Grand Jury m Baltunore Later over the weekend 11 was leaked that Henry Peterson (a democrat ) head of the Just1ce Departments Cnmmal DIVISion had leaked the leaks about Mr Agnew By Monday noon Attorney Gen Elbott Richardson (a republican) denounced charges Peterson was the leaker and defended hun as a diS!mgwshed government lawyer Almost everyone m the leakmg busmess agrees the leakmg starts and ends at the White House end of Pennsylvama Ave Somebody onee sa1d and 11 has been repeat~! ad mfuuturn because so true div1de and conquer Most Amencans deeply mterested m ha vmg a government m Washmgton that functwns reasonably well Wllhm the laws as prescnbed by the Constltuuon <md the Congress plamly ar~ bemg confused perhaps by mtent Today s young generatiOn doesn t remember but g1ve us that !me Conservallve Calvm Coohdge of the 1920s who never spoke from anythmg other than a prepared text and then rarely more than a half a-dozen words per statement Maybe Joe Public could prosper under more of the Coohdge style By Mrs Herbert Roush mtere~ted frank A Cremean• and PnnCIP"ls Robert L Lannmg and Max A Haffelt Two parents Roger Me Celland and Donald Polcyn met w1th the board to hear the •; ' • I , �• . 5- The Dally Sent mel Middleport Pomero) 0 Oct 2 1973 r~~--~~-- ~..;:->:-:~ :;;:".(.. ::;" 9 "'='.. ..:"8 .., the day after J wo delegattons one of piir cnts mttrested an the new pupil suspenSion policy at the h1gh school and another or tea c her s ..,nt1ng ad by the editor Mrs ,Ph) Ilis Hackett described Fnday hm• IMS tin div1duallzed Mathemattcs System ) IS expected to >~ork at Brad bur) School IMS 1s a new thmg m teachmg math - we called math ar~thmet1c at that level - deSigned to mot1vate each puptl t~ develop hill fullest math potenual at his own speed This makes'sense m todaJ s classes of 30 plus k1ds but JMS was unnecessary in our day In northern Kansas rn 1922 havmg mo\ed mto a d!fferent rural township school dtstr1ct ready for the secpnd grade the teacher of one room Cormth School had a problem me the only second grader Got really a problem because she solved 11 handily by enlargmg her th~rd grade by one ( me) whiCh thereupon nurn bered three , So you see, IMS has been around a long time We suspect however that IMS c1rca 1973 1s deSigned to produce young people "ho grasp baSic mathematical concepts better than did the IMS of our day Although on good terms w1th Slmple mampulatton of numbers as m Anthmeuc I got mto tTouble w1th Geometry m the lOth grade so much m fact that math henceforth became an automatic curnculum no-no Better luck to the kuis of today equahzataon of deductions on the d1stncl s tw1ce monthly pay days The board mstructed 1\s they are pa1d attended the regular meetmg Monday mght at the Kyger Creek 01strlcl board of Education Jack Duncan veteran Jumor htgh teacher served as spokes man for the Kyger Cre<!f< Teachers Assilctalwn Other teachers present were Mrs Sarah Moshier Mrs Cheryl Enyart and Mrs Elizabeth Ba1ley The group was particularly clerk Mrs Dons Roush to see new puprl suspensaon policy at 1f the latter accommodatiOn can be made on next month s payroll The seve rance pay tssue w1l1 be reviewed thoroughly before any f1nal poltcy 1s established Duncan commended the board for 1ts past polic1es regardmg 1ts teachmg staff the h1gh school explamed 1ts new adrmmstratiVe and Upon the recommendatron of Cremeans the board had adopted a transportation d1sc1pline policy Any case requlnn g diSCiplinary actiOn shall be reported to the pnnc1pal of the school wh1ch the pupll attends Tht1>nnc1pal1s to take su1table acUon dependmg upon elf dtsc1plme polic1es established by the board Local Supt cumstances m most cases the OJ The drl'ller reports the matter to the pr nc pal (2) The pr nc pal or teacher 1nvest1gates (JJ The pnnclpal or teacher warns the guilty pup1l or pup Is that a second offense w II depn'lle h1m or them of the right to nde the b~s He not1t es their parents ot lh s fact He makes a record of the matter (4) It a second offense follows steps one and two then depnve the gu lty stu dent or students of the right to nde the bus Not fy parents that before he may be restored to pr " lege at transportal on an un derstand ng reg,ard ng future conduc t may be reached be ( Contmued on Page 6) I! Fun With Food Every year at tile Ohio State Fa1r tbe Ohto Beef Marketing Program stages a beef cookery contest TUESDAY • Each year 1t ts different as to what tbey want 10 the way o[ RE~h/ AL at Syracuse beef preparation and thts year the contest was based on ways to Church of the Nazarene prepare delic10us beef dtshes [or a maX~rnum of 50 cents per through Oct 7 w1th Rev 0 G servmg The toQic couldn t have been more timely what wtth the McKmney Charleston W Va high cost of me'llt evangeliSt Spec1al smgmg To add appeal and encourage partiCipation the beef people Services at 7 30 each evemng gave inaddillontothe~rusualcashpnzes P rterHouse T Bone open to pubhc and R1b steaks F~rst pnre went to Mrs Wtlham Parker REVIVAL at 7 30 each Columbus for her onental beef dtsh Beef and Snow Peas evemng through Oct 6 at prepared at 58 cents per servmg second to Mrs Charles Cord1al Bradford Church of Chnst Wllh Powell for her Country Pie at) cost of 38 cents per servmg Dale W1se evangelist Publtc and third to Mrs Lee DeBoer Worthmgton for her Roulade of mvlted Beef prepared for SIX at a cost of 54 cents per person REVIVAL through Oct 7 Judgmg was by" panel of three home economtsts 7 30 each e• emng at Lebanon The wtnnmg recipes follow Comm""1ty Church John Els BEEF AND SNOW PEAS ~ 1ck speaking 'f.! lb beef (top quahty thmly shced) y, lb snow peas Cl ' OHIO ETA Ph1 Chapter (frozen) 1 c fresh mushrooms (sliced) 'h lb bean sprouts Beta S•gma Pht Sorortty 7 30 (drained), I med omon (sltces) y, c otl 1'. tsp ~It I tsp beef p m at the Columbus and bouillon ttbsp sliced almonds %cup water 1 tbsp corn starch _ Southern Ohw Electnc off1ce 1 lbsp soy sauce Model meelmg w1th Ins Payne Heat oil w1th salt m sk1Uet add beef and cook 1 mmute on to present the cultural each Slde Add pea pods mushrooms omons and bean sprouts program Hostesses Conme Turrung often cook 5 nunutes Combme bouillon and water and Ba1ley PhylliS Bennett and add to meat and vegetables St~r until thtckened and clear Place Karen McGraw ln servmg dlSh and top w1th almonds Serve tmmed18lely "tth POMEROY CHAPTER 186 botled or fr1ed r~ce Serves 4 OES r egular meetmg 7 45 p m Past matrons and past COUNTRY PIE patrons to be honored Dues lib ground beef 'f.! cu chopped omon 2 tbsp green pepper payable 1 one lb can of corn I tsp salt 1 tbsp sugar y, tsp pepper '• CHESTER COUNCIL 323 tsp oregano,! can tomato soup \', c catsup Daughters of Anlenca 7 ~0 Brown beef and omon and green pepper Add rest of p m a). the hall Practice for ingredtents Pour fllltng mto pastry shell Cover w1th latt1ce mspection crust Flute edges Bake 30 mmutes ot 40 Deg F WEDNESDAY CRUST CHESTER GARDEN Club 3c flour I tsp salt 1\Hbsp sugar 1 cup shortemng I egg 2 8 30 p m at the home ot Mrs tbsp vmegar 3 tbsp water Horace Karr w1th Mrs Paul Combme flour salt and sugar m bowl Cut mto fl our I cup Baer and Mrs Leonard Erwm shortenmg Add egg vmegar and water to flour pastry com co hostesses Installatwn of blnatlon Shape mto ball roll out two crusts cut 1 crust mto offlcers wlll be held along With lattice str1ps ' ROULADE OF BEEF I 'f.! to 2 lbs boneless round steak 4 shces bacon 'h med onion 2 tbsp flour lisp salt V. tsp pepper 1 small bay leaf Sprmkle steak w1th salt and pepper Lay on stnps of bacon and thm onion slices Roll and be Brown meat add bay lea[ Bake at 350 deg F for I 'f.! to 2 bours or unt1l tender Make gravy by addmg water and flour and salt to JUices Cook Slice roulade and serve w1th gravy Serves 6 \~ Apple Grove News, Events -... spent Saturday evemng w1th Mr and Mrs CIOISt Badgely Mr and Mrs Floyd Noms called on Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush on Sunday afternoon Gregory Donohew of C1r clev111e spent the weekend w1th h1s parents Mr and Mrs Ro) Do~w Mr d Mrs Clarence Roy and ch ldren Rex and Nancy of Racme were Sunday dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Homer Warner Mr and Mrs Charles Burrt and Blll W11Son of Bolivar Dam were weekend guests of Mrs Erma W11Son Mr and Mrs Don Stevens of Culloden W Va were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Dallas MARINE CPL STEVEN R VAN METER son of Mr and Mrs Leonard E Van Meter of 104 Lbcust St Pomeroy was meritonously promoted to hls present rank by the Commandant of the Martne Corps left General Robert E Cushman Jr durmg h1s recent VISi t to the Second Manne Dms10n at Camp LeJeune S C Van Met~r 1s attached to Mamtenance Company Second Semce Battalion Second Manne DIVJSton here A menlorlOus promotwn IS awarded only to those Mannes who have d1sbngmshed themselves through work m1htary bearmg and leadership A 1970 graduate of Me1gs }llgh School Van Meter entered the Corps m March 1972 Hlll Mr and Mrs V1rgll Roush spent a week w1th Mr and Mrs Terry Roush at Langdon North Dakota and wh1le there ' Club installs officers in candlelit ceremony c To nt Rel;o No ' J 01 ~ RE'"OLU TION Pr pos ng t=> <~ mE>nd sect on on they VISited a week end wtth Terry and w1fe at R1dmg Mountam Natwnal Park at Manatoba Canada Central Operating Company's v Philip Sporn Plant New Haven, W.Va. on 30 J R~: ol 1 on T RESOLU TION has job openinp for permanent employment in the following skills: Cerical Warehousemen Welders Machinists Electricians Mechanics Lab Technicians lnstrume11t Repairmen Crane Operators SCHEDULE proposal sha I be placed on I c orne a h llot Rt ! c election here n before re!e red to In essen t a l y h fo ow ng nanner 'lhc Bulldozer Operators Laborers Operators C~bove li and f) of Artlch! I\ nf the Con ~ tl utlon of Ohlo b nmen ed to provide for e~ t ab shment of di slons of (;;ourts of Comn on P e~1 to per Jt he o r ~an nttlon of Co rt!l of Common Pleas Into dlstr cts and to provide !or nc usion o! Shall Sec t ons 1 Boat Operator License We Will Train Unskilled Applicants. These jobs provide excellent wages and a benefits progn-a'm which includes life insurance, medical insurance, disability insurance, sick leave, vacationS, holidays, and retirement Although a strike is in progress, the company cootinues to opetate the .plant - I 1-+--l.•and y es INo 4 Record within the terms co d lllons of ex st n ~=: Article IV Section G B rela ve to prol b t 1--'l_;_o tng Jud ges fr om ho d ng ElttY o her olfice of prof\t or rus under authority of h s S t te or of the llnilcd S ntcs proh b t ng comt:n!nsation from d m or tt i h d durl g te- n at: office and pro b g J dges from rer: ovinl:l uny fees o r u i cs APPLICANTS MAY CALL 675-2913 TO ARRANGE AN INTERVIEW. caster pods and leaves w1th pmk flowers on " wooden base and others exh1b1 tmg were Mrs Evelyn Hollon Mrs Ada Holler and Mrs Mae Holter Timely tips for gardemng by Mrs Mason F1sher mcluded spraymg for the dandelion now Installing small fences around new trees to protect them from anunals cleanm~ gardemng tools spraymg houseplants and brmgmg them mSlde She concluded wtth a poem Sow seeds of Kindness m Words Thoughts and Deeds For roll call members named thetr most successful flowermg Mtldred Phtlllps Memonze God s Word A whtle elephant sale was held and an article Flowers Leave The1r Fragrance on the Hands that ~nter It was noted that Mrs Tend Them was read by Mrs Chlorus Grtrnm ts the new Evelyn Hollon Guests at the meeting were Meigs County contact cha1r woman Mrs Wllson Carpenter Mrs Dorothy Smtih Mrs Is secretary !Teasurer and D1ana Bartels Mrs Paulme Mrs Hiram Ftsher of the Wtld Collins Mrs Carrie Grueser wood Club IS the new hor and Mrs Rose Gmther ticulture chairperson SON BORN Preceding the meeting Mr and Mrs Larry C~r&le members toured the gardens at Fort Lauderdale Fla are the Holter home PUjns were made for a plant exchange at announcmg the b~rth of a son Shane Sullivan Sept 30 The the October meeting A paper on perenmals m mfant we~ghed 8 lbs 15 ozs eluding shasta datsies ms Grandparents are Mr an~ peonies lilies of the vall~y and Mrs Douglas C!rcle Rt 1 OtheiJB .!'as presented by Mrs Racme and Mr and Mrs Holll!r:"'and Mrs Mary Nease James Cundiff Columbus gave one on bulbs She named POSTPONE MEET daffodilf tulips, hyacinths and A meeting of the Middleport crocus as the eas1est to grow F1rennen s Auxiliary scheduled and sa1d they should be planted for Wednesday mght has been three Urnes the depth of the postponed until Oct 10 bulb Well-drained s01l is needed she said and also suggested that the bulbs be protected from extreme cold with a mulch such as peat moss Ell Judges of Courts of bei!'l New officers of the Wlldwood Garden Club were installed In a candlelight ceremony by Mrs Evelyn Hollon rellrmg prestdent at a meeting hosted by Mrs Ada Holter Mrs Eurana Thomas and Mrs Pat Thomas at the Holter home Installed were Mrs Karl Grueser president Mrs Holter vice pres1dent Mrs Stacy Arnold, treasurer and Mrs Alfred Yeauger secretary Mrs Hollon presented each of the ne,.,. officers with a candle m the color symbolic of her offtce Members were encouraged to donate to the country fa1r flower mart Oct 11 at the Athens Mental Health Center A round-robin card was stgned for Mrs Horner Parker a patient at the Holzer Medical bulbs Mrs read a meditation Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Dr. M1Hon Mason I A vanety of sprmg flowtif.ng bulbs for tdentiftcatlon by the members was on display by Mrs Mae. Holter Mrs Suste Grueser demonstrated a flower arrangement Teacher s Gift using slate for the base mums and marigolds, leaves and an apple Mrs Mary Nease showed an arrangement of o! the electors vot on the forego ng proposed nent at the e ec on o be I"Jc o he tirst Tuesday after e first Mondov in November Hl73 odopt the same it shall become part of ~he Co stilutlon of Ohio and ex Is ng Se o s 1 4 5 and 6 of A 1c c lV o£ the Consti ulion of he State of Oh io shDll be repealed 1f tl. maJority n OPERATING (Amended Substitute Hol se J ojnt Resolution No 1) PHILIP SPORN PLANT JOINT RESOLUTION I • ' Off1ce I call 446 1903 or 446-0053 Stx members were welcomed mto the Tr1mty Church and two mfants were chriStened at the TO HAVE SING Sunday mornmg servtce A hymn smg wlll be held Recetved mto membersh1p Saturday 7 30 p m at the a home flower show POMEROY LODGE 164 Freedom Gospel M1ss1on Bald were Bruce and Patr1c1a F &AM 7 30 p m Masomc Knob w1th the public mv1ted Cleland Barbara and Opha Temple Pomeroy All Master Among the smgers w11l be the Of[utt Paul Voss and Lmda McDamel Tno the Norris Young Mosons mv1ted Chnstened were Stacy Lynn MIDDLEPORT FIRE Quartet the Denms Manuel Young daughter of Mr and Tr10 and the Ewmgton G~rls MEN S Aux1llary 8 p m at the Mrs M1chael Young and EriC firehouse Roberta Oatley and Davtd Russell son of Mr and XI PLANS SALE Allee Mtlls hostesses A yard sale and rwnmage Mrs Dav1d Russell MIDDLEPORT LITERARY Sunday evemng a hayr~de club home of Mrs James sale w11l b.e held Fnday and and w~ener roast was held for T1tus Rutland 2 p m Books to Saturday at the Ken Me the Sunday school at Royal Oak be rev1ewed by Mrs Nan Cullough home 235 Mulberry Park Moore All Under Heaven by Ave Pomeroy by the Gamma Pearl Buck and Jonathan Mu Chapter of Beta S1gma Pht LlVlngston Seagull by Soronty A vanety of 1lems R1chard Bach to be rev1ewed mcludmg hot water heat lounge cha1rs lamps toys and by Mrs Rodney Dowmng Response will be a tnbute to wmter clothmg w1ll be on sale the late Pearl Buck MEIGS County N F 0 8 p m at State Park on new Route 33 All farmers mv1ted THURSDAY CATHOLIC Women s Club 8 p m at the Sacred Heart Church to be preceded by 7 15 Mass SATURDAY BIKE A THON begmmng at 9 a rn for the benef1t of the Me1gs County Umt of the Amertcan Cancer Soc1ety The bicycles w11l leave the M1d dleport Park Mlll St and continue to Fort Me~gs at Royal Acres Park Anyone wtshmg to do so may nde m the event PLAN SALE Beta Beta Chapter of Beta S1gma Ph1 Soronty w1ll hold a rummage sale from 9 a m to 4 p m Fnday at the Trtmty rh, r,..h in Pomeroy afternoon servace ~IJI~ (!Cbn~tma~ lea turmg spec1al smgers w1ll begm at 2 p m The public IS lOVlled SLATE SALE The Enterprtse Umted Methodtst Church w1ll hold a rummage sale Friday and Saturday [rom 9 a m to 5 p m m the church basement A New Select1on Fall Mtx & Match Separates ~be 111be ber a g1ft U ueber forget g~cfi(~A ~ L The om' eq ' od Reg No 68 45,9 hod" go s p• eo U S Pa No !f'J • Twm bands of 14 Karat Solid Gold Signify husband and w fe a lustrous synt hetiC stone or the month marks the b~rthday of each of he r c h ldren The e s only o e Molher s R ng bu t many' m tat ons A su e you se r o the or g nal by ts dent fy ng tag The Moth er s R ng s so d st nc ve so un que that I has been awarded U S Pa en No 186 183 Have Yours Made Up Early! Order Now' Use Our Lay Away Plan• lOLA'S Goessler's Jewelry Store Ma1 n at Sycamore Court St POMEROY OHIO Pomeroy • a happiness thing. You thought thiS was JUSt another shoe ~ s not The profess onal serv ce shoe from Nurse Mates 1s the f nest llahtest most comfortable one you can buy You were nght about style though Its every bit as pretty as you thought 1t was S6 don t make another miS take Come m and see Nurse Mates at Enter our Dress-A-Doll Contest NOW! heritage hou"J Your Tham MeAn Store MIDDLEPORT I SALE·A· savings on Singn* sewing machines $gooo OFF Reg pnce Luxury Touch & Sew~ sewing machine with cabinet ... -·-·~-/'4 SophiSt cated sew1ng made simple w1th 14 built 1n st•tches speed basting bu It m button holer exctus ve Smger• font push button drop 1n bobbm Wt nu d your lwlp to bnng happ1ness lo nt 'dy <htlclren 1h1s Chnstmas Come 111 now-su1fply ol dolls" 11m1Icd -and pi< k up .1 tree doll Oes1~n and sew an ou111t tor 1t then return 11 Io U> It wtll ht cl1splayecl 111 our lobby w11h all the Drt" A Doll dolls Pnles Will lw •A T ademark of THES NGER CO MPANY , AIR CONDITIONERS 24,000 BTU Have cool clean a lr Total ven PH 773 5592 MASON W VA 10% ~:e E~ics • SERVICE I ~ Copv.r ght 1973 by R chard Stebb ns and Assoc:; ates Inc POMEROY, OHIO McCall s & S1mpi1C1ty Pil'tterns • RAcE .... •- The Farm_ers Bank & Savings Co. The Fabric Shop SINGER SALES tt5 W SECONO __,'771. awJrclccl Don 1 worry aboul 'I l<l(lng sktl ls Your doll wtl l t1nd a honu mlhl arms ol a <h lei on Chr~stmas d 1y and be loved You make Dress A Doll* " hapf111less thmg Thank you \ Students ••• HOme Economic Teachers Member of Federal Reserve System ~ On Fndays Our Dnve In Wtndow ts Open 9 a m to 7 p m ( Conlmuouslyl $20,000 Maximum Insurance For Each Deposttor I ® 86 83 Dress-A-Doll*is We have a cred t pan des gned to It your budget We a so ha'lle a be a trade n pol cy i Ke(l/ln.a'l:or Mason Furniture - non members For 1n formation or regtstratwn M"any other Sai•A·Thon spectals See them all' hours Mon 9 until t lat1on \ Members welcomed recuperating at Veterans Memonal Hosp1tal where he has been a pallent smce Monday Sept 24 PLAN HOMECOMING HEMLOCK GROVE - The annual hornecommg or the Hemlock Grove Chnst1an Church wlll be held Suntlay w1th a basket dmner at noon The ' IN II OS!' IT AI. NEW HAVEN ~ Paul Powell pr1 lClpal of New Haven Grade School IS PH 992 3279 tonight ' The French Art Colony 1s proud to have Mrs Herbert ( Ste~hame ) Halstead Jr as the new Ballroom Dance InstTucwr Mrs Halstead was born m Houston Tex but moved to Montreal Canada at an early age She had experience 10 Ballet and Jazz wtlh Angela Mc{'reger m Alamogordo N M and rece~ved her ballroom trammg from the Arthur Murray Dance Studw Albuquerque N M She lS quahfled to teach fox trot waltz rumba swmg tango cha-cha bas1c polka and most popular dances Classes are bemg offered Monday and Thursday evenmgs and Thursday afternoons The fee 1s $24 to FAC members per 6 ( I hour) weekly lessons and $39. to "' MIDDLEPORT 6,000 to .. • Ward and Mrs Jolin Wolfe Attending m add1t1oo to the above were Mrs Jack K Flesh& Mrs Robert H H1ckel Mrs Debbie Wh1te Mrs Ronald Hester Mrs Robert Gurhs Mrs Eugene Hester Mrs George Ingels Mrs J V McGrew MrS 'thelma Scally Mrs R G Greene Mrs Herman La} ne Mrs V1rg1l G Roush Mrs Donald F Roush Mrs James Layne Mrs Fr mk Young Jr Mrs Guy McW1ll1ams Mrs Harold Bumgarner Mrs Emo Wood Mrs Tom Hoffman Mrs Dan Edwards Mrs Charles Dodd Mrs Phll Batey Mrs Joe Neenan Mrs Wayne Carter Mrs John Haeberle Mrs Jesse Abel Mrs George C~rcle Mrs Donald Bumgardner and Mrs Roger Fmk 181 N Second Ave Por1 Off c11 t3oJO. 368 New H.aven West VlfglnNI 262615 Telephone uea code 304-882-3111 An Equal Opportunity Employer NEW HAVEN - The New Haven Woman s / Club presidents tea was held her~ Tuesday evemng at the home of Mrs Davtd Roush w1th Mrs Kenneth I hompson president we]conung four guests Mrs Herman Layne Mrs J V McGrew Mrs V~rg1l G Rousn and Mrs Guy McWtlhams and club members Other guests mtroduced were Ttmmy Thompson and Dale Roush both prov1dmg entertamment wtth the1r gUitars and ac companymg the ladtes m group smgmg Mrs Eugene Hester led m smgmg old favor1te songs Mrs John Haeberle led devohonals The refreshment table was centered wtth a llered arrangement o[ melon ballS Mrs Wayne Carter served tea and coffee from a s1lver coffee and tea serv1ce Mrs John Wolfe the punch Open fa~e sandwlches cookies homemade mmts and many other good1es were also served Hostesses were Mrs Dav1d Roush Mrs Kenneth Thomp son Mrs John Marshall Mrs Wayne Carter Mrs Mark VISIT REI.ATIVES SLATE SALE Mr and Mrs Gerald Hogue A rummage sale will be held and daughter Wendy rhursday apd Friday by the Darlington Pa spent the Catholic Women s Club In the weekend here v1sltmg her Sacred Heart Church brother'" law and SISler Mr basement 9 a m to 3 p m both and Mrs Larry Hudson and ,days Lon F1ve Pomts Sunday a[ternoon they VISited w1th "' AREGUESTS Mr and Mrs Mttchell Me thear parents Mr and Mrs Cale and daughter Maureen Dave Grueser Pl~m St Pomeroy and Melame Kay Parkersburg W Va were Grueser a pattent at Veterans Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Pa ~ Grues@r Middlewt Memonal Hosp1tal • OPTOMETRISTS ~ UNITED STATES OF AMERICA S rATE OF OHIO ~ 01' FICE ()F THE SECRETARY OF 51 \TE President's tea held Social Calendar,; By Charlene Hoeflich PRESENTED $100 SCHOLARSHIP - Pam Sommer a Mason County Jumor MISs of 1972-73 was presented a check m the amount of $100 from the Wahama H1gh School Band Boosters Saturday Making the presentatiOn 1S Mrs Phyllis Scott cha~rman of the pageant M1ss Sommer "ho lS at tendmg West V1rg1ma Umverstty lS the daughter of Mr and Mrs G C Sommer of Southside Sponsors of the scholarship were Mason County Bank Peoples Ban!< of Pomt Pleasant and Cl\JZens Nattonal Bank An tdent~eal scholarship was presented to 01anna Hams daughter of Mr and Mrs Cardell Harrts New Haven ,n;: Mrs Maggte Roush spent a weekend w1th Mrs Gladys Jones at "pomeroy Btll Wheeler returned to OhiO State UmverSlty m Colwnbus Sunday where he IS enrolled for Ule fall semester B1ll1s the son 9£ Mr and Mrs Alex Wheeler 1 Mr and Mrs Jack Ables and Vtckt Mr and Mrs Herbert l\oush and Mrs Iva Orr were VlStlors at GallipoliS recently Mr and Mrs Blll Smtth ~nd daughter Donna of Mtllva\e Pa were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Smtth Sr Gregory Donohew of Clr clevtlle called on the Snuth s Sunday Mr and Mrs Homer Warner 1n two 1tems a severance pay policy and mmtstrat1ve changes m bow IN THIS END OF THE LEAK the counter leak the derual of the Leak and the rederual qf the counter leak one gets the press1on that Joe Public s mtelligence has a poor ratmg arounil the Potomac s tnner sanctums Saturday Mr >\gnew charged before a natwnal audience the Just1ce t:Jepartment (at the very heart of the Admimstratwn ) was leakmg mformallon preJudictal to hiS case pending before a Federal Grand Jury m Baltunore Later over the weekend 11 was leaked that Henry Peterson (a democrat ) head of the Just1ce Departments Cnmmal DIVISion had leaked the leaks about Mr Agnew By Monday noon Attorney Gen Elbott Richardson (a republican) denounced charges Peterson was the leaker and defended hun as a diS!mgwshed government lawyer Almost everyone m the leakmg busmess agrees the leakmg starts and ends at the White House end of Pennsylvama Ave Somebody onee sa1d and 11 has been repeat~! ad mfuuturn because so true div1de and conquer Most Amencans deeply mterested m ha vmg a government m Washmgton that functwns reasonably well Wllhm the laws as prescnbed by the Constltuuon <md the Congress plamly ar~ bemg confused perhaps by mtent Today s young generatiOn doesn t remember but g1ve us that !me Conservallve Calvm Coohdge of the 1920s who never spoke from anythmg other than a prepared text and then rarely more than a half a-dozen words per statement Maybe Joe Public could prosper under more of the Coohdge style By Mrs Herbert Roush mtere~ted frank A Cremean• and PnnCIP"ls Robert L Lannmg and Max A Haffelt Two parents Roger Me Celland and Donald Polcyn met w1th the board to hear the •; ' • I , �I ·' ... • • • • • G- Tht' Daily St.·nlillt"l. Midcttt' lkl rl ~ tJ~Ill\t'nl~ . 0 ,. (lt·t. :!: :~r;;l MASON . f' talk at meeting The Grundy Mountain MisSiOn, a Christian esuiblishment in Grundy, Va ,. and its program for 3oo orphaned and homeless boys' and girls were discussed by Mrs. Leo Searls at the Thursday night meeting of ' the Loyal Women's Class of the Middleport Church of Christ. MrS. Searls who has visited the home on seve·ral occa~ons noted that there are 35 teachers and helpers for U>e children, The growth of the home from a beginning of just a few children · housed by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hurley to the 300 today who reside in dormitories built \hrough contributions from Churches of Christ and private donations, was traced by Mrs. Searls. · She told of · the clothing project which is carried out in Meigs County by the Men's Fellowship of the Churches of Christ and of' a '.'tradin enter" where other reside ts of Grundy can trade ite hich the home needs . for cl thing which they can't use , During the business m ling, the class voted to send $25 to Miss Arlene Spurlock, . a Baptist missionary in Africa , for a personal Christmas gift. ~eyond Our Reach '' and " Peace and LARR 'I' BROGAN Oi!votion" from Helen liteiner Rice. She also had a prayer on love and forgiveness . Mrs. Pearl Reynolds read excerpts from the book, "My Spiritual and Daily Guidance." · Repo'rted ill were Mrs . Larry D. Brogan ;. 29, an Lavina Braley, fra ctured hip, August gradua te of Ohio co nfined ! 0 a Cincinnati hospital , and Mrs. Nelle University, has been named a DeWeese, a palientatVeterans junior partnrr of t he Reu ter Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Leo Insurance Agency, Pomeroy , Gerald Reuter, owner, anChild ~ noted that she had heard fr om Nrs . Nellie Walters nowlced today . A resident of The Plains uiitil Ballard, a former resident . Gues ts were Mrs . Errol he finds local living quarters, Conroy, Chester; D. W. Har- . Brogan has been affiliated with linger, and beo Searls. Mrs . the Reuter A~ency since Jun! Pearl Reynolds and ,Mrs. Rose . and will eventually ~ke over Reynolds served .r~freshments . tbe operation of the agency. A 1961 high school graduate, Contributing hostcsoes were . Brogan worked lor three years ~Irs. Yvonne Moore and Mrs . before entering the university.. Freda Welling. In Athens he has served as coa,ch of the Athens High School hockey team . He has Brogan is Jr. partner Fitting techniques.to be' discussed at meet Interested homemakers will have an opportunity to learn proper paf\ls fitting techniques in a local two-session workshop by Mrs. Norma Deyo, ExtensiOn Clothing Specialist of Ohio State University. Both · sessions \vill be in the social room of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company in Middleport. The first session will be October 10 11nd the second, October 17. A morning class from 9 to 12 and an afternoon class from I to 4 are scheduled. At this time, openings in the I to 4 p.m. class only are available .. For those wishing to participate, the following things must' be completed before the first session :.,. . authored a consumer oriented handbook on A}uto insurarice with the assistance o~ a university profes.sor and . has .done extensive research on nofault auto insurance. Brogan was a professional (I) Select a pants pattern according to your measurements. If in doubt, 1"_0 choose the .larger size: (2) Make the trial pants in . V • mUslin, using your machine ' hasting stitch. Be sure to add • one extra inch to the seam allowance on both seams ·and _ . outseamsof pants. Bring trial pants, sewing · supplies, pattern, extra fabric, and \ a · blouse to the first '' session. .. WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Anyone wishing to attend, or having questions . about the White House has acknowledged worksh op should contact Miss . that J . Fred Buzhardt, the Maatie G~ilkey at the Meigs. President's special counsel, County Extension Office, 992- acted as a "go-between" . ·in negotiations between attorneys 3895. for Vice President Spiro T. Agnew and the JUstice Department~ . _ Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. ·warren., hoWever, refused to· confirm or deny "Appreciati:m ..--[s .love presented a corsage or gold Monday reports u.lt Buzhardt returned; it is man's . best rosebuds to Mrs .. Reibel.. A suggested Agnew resign and pay." book of dev·o tiohs was plead guilty to a lesser offense - The significance of that . presented to her by Mrs . Rose than the . evidence might. quote from an unknown author Ginther on behalf of the Happy warrant. was apparent Sunday when the Harvesters Class. Warren, in a briefirtg with Trinity Church honored Mrs. The program included a r<worters, also said the White Frances Reibel, 1 a SUnday piano solo, "Theme From Love House had been assured that school teacher ·for 54 years. Story" by Lori Wood; a vocal Assistant Attorney General An octogenarian, Mrs. solo, "Each Step I Take" by Henry F. Petersen was not the. Reibel recently resigned as the Mrs. Donald Mayer ; and source of news leaks about l<!acher of the Happy Har- tributes by Mr. Mayer and the grand jury evidence· allegedly vesters Class, a position she Rev. W. H. Perrin , Lisa linking Agnew to a Maryland · beld for rriany years after Thomas, Becky Thomas, and political kickback scheme.. The transferring from the Primary · Linda Rosenbaum bad a song assuranc-e s, Warren said, Department. . ' . with Lisa. accompanying on the came from Petersen's boss, . Highlights of her years of guitar. The program closed Attorney General Elliot L. . teaching were related by Mrs . . with · the congregation singing Richardson. Ben Neutzling who Jllanned the "Stepping in the Light" as they Agnew described the leaks Appreciation Day program and moved forward to extend during a speech in L<>s Angeles was mistress of ceremonies. pers-onal congratulations to Saturday as "malicious and Roy Mayer, superintendent, Mrs. ReibeL outrageous,'' Agnew charged ~. on behalf of the Sunday school, · that Petersen was conducting an "unprofessional ... " investigation. Agnew specifically teferred · to a CBS news .report on Sept. 22 in whici1 Petersen was . quoted . by an unnamed source .as saying: ."We've got the • RUTLAND - Mr;. Larry flowers, -and "Autumn Splen-· · evidence, We 've got it cold." Edwards was the IJlfJe ribbon dor," showing motion. winner in the home flower . These two classes had been show, "Autumn Harvest," assigned to Mrs. · Homer staged recently by the Rutland Parker, a patient at the Holzer (Continued from Page 4) .Friendly Gardeners at the Medical Center and to her twee n student. principal , home ol Mrs . Richard Fett.y, daughter, Mrs, Jarnes Cardriver and parents, all of whom Jr. , .,..! penter. Mrs. Wiilford made should be · in conference, if Mrs . Edwards' arrangement U>em to fill the classes of the • possible. When a satisfactory understanding is reached , .. was jn th~ cl_ass, "Collecting show. · students may be allowed to Things" featuring flowers in a Devotions to open the resume r'idihg- the ' bus. · junk container in a · modern meeting were given by. Mrs. {5) If offense continues, design. The red ribbon went to Fetty and tiUe~ "Jack Frost." follow same procedure; but refer matter to the superinMrs . Joe Bolin for her Officers' reports were given tendent and notify student and arrangement of dried and dues for the year were parents that they must appear materials and weathered wood ·collected. It was announced at the superintendent's office to reach understanding .in the class "Drying Tilhe," that the country fair will be · regarding future co')du<;t . .. and the white ribbon was . held at the Athens Menial A delegati-on of residents awarded to Mrs: Willi am Health Center, Oct. 11, and that · from the Village .of Ches~ire Willford for "Harvest Tune,'' a it~ ms are to be left with Mrs. met with the boar d regarding the old Cheshire High School table piece of fruit and. ·Eva Robson. Building. Mayor SCotty Lucas wa·s vegetables. The ~lub received an · inspokesm~n for the group . Mrs. Robert .Canaday of the vitati.on from the Rutland composed of Helen Preston, · . Rlltland Garden Club was Garden Club to par\iclpate in . Erna Cornelius, .· Kenny Wl'S¢, judge f<lr the show planned by the annual Christmas flower Delmar Rothgeb and Don .Mrs_ Fetty and Mrs. Bruce show, "A · Trip to Toyland,' 1 Skaggs . . They were a_dvi$ed that Attorney Warren F . Sheet.s ·~ Davis. Member-s exhibiting in Nov . 17 and 18, the Invitation had · been con.tacted for legal the other classes were Mrs. claso only, "Trimmings for the advice and that a meeting will Howard Birchfield, "Giving Tree, " featuring lots of glitter be held in · the near futur e · concerning the building. Thanks," a crescent design; in modern arrangements. In other matters, the boEird Mrs. . Fred Williamson, The traveling prize brought · employed Etta Halfh il l as a "Harvest Moon," hogarth . by Mrs. Willford was won by sub::;.titute bus driver. ordered new program clock for . curve; Mrs. James Quillen, Mrs. Canaday who also won the 'aCheshire-KyQer Elementary "Relaxing Time," a favoriw in door prize. Mrs. Fred .Sc.hooL · approved parent mass design ; Mrs. Davis, Williamson will host the Oc- teacher conferences tor Cheshire.Kyger and Addaville ''Summer's .End, 11 a mass tober meeting . Sct\ools and voted to have · its · arrangement including wild cler~ make an advance· with . . flowers ..· drawa/ of tax funds or borrow America's first cot:nly fair money to meet the October Mrs. Willford also provided report•dly was established at payroll. _ arrangements for "Bt"Y Pittsfield. Mass ., in, 1811 as A special meeting was se't for D.ys," two or m~e: culors of lhe Berkshire County Fair. Monday, Oct . IS at 7: 30 p.m. rc<·m·t.le•· '~ the arternoon . wh"Cn . many ernpl<>yme nt of ·Kc policy '. ' actdltional consent or Mayor's appro~l , anc:l one or more councilmeyl for item$ under $50. Any items .. over $50 shaU be brought before council for appr()val. , '- . · • lit ,U SDR - Pr~scntly is taking bifl') ror removal of l'ettilin trees.·· This muSl be submitted ·by October 15-, the next meeting date . HOUSTON (UP! ) Leo · Durocher, a baseball fixture for almost. half the history of the sport, bowed to the wishes of his wife Monday and resigned as manager of the Houston AStros. He said he was leaving basehall for good. entertainer 1964-1969 and for sf'eral years was employed by the Auto Club of Michigan as a clainis adjuster. In 1970 he WQ!l .a Triple A selling award. Brogan's wife; Patricia, is ~mploye\l -. at the Ohio Universit~th Center in Athens. Reuter and Mrs . Edna Schoenleb are employed as • agents by the firm and Mrs. Karen Ru sse ll', Masori , is secretary. . ! • • • ' • .. SUPER MARKET - Open Daily ·9 to 10 · Sun. 10 .to 10 . •, be , aceept~d, but luncheon rest;!rvations c~ nn o t be g uaranteed for those who do not pre-reg.i!iter.. Those having · questions, contact the Meigs County Extension Office, 9923895. • We. Accept FederaJ Food Stamps · ~Hui~t: : -g9~· 34so . and HONORS EARNED Five Meigs Countians have been named to the honor roll of the Hocking Tec hni cal College, summer term. They are Donny E . Grueser, Min~rsville ; 'Cheryl A. Biggs, Sandra S. George , and Char les A. Vaughan, all of Pomeroy, and ·Deborah L. Stone of Racine. Reserve The HOLLYWOOD STYLE · $ PORK CHOPs· LOW PRICE SPECIAL! MIDDLEPORT. O: ... . ... ·,... . '• •,' ....., ....; EXTRA LEAN .PURE FRESH SlOE . . , · BY THE PIECE . lb. $1.09 lb. :· Center Cut ·loin ib. _ BY THE PIECE ' PORK· CHOPS 99¢ ll VER•••••••••••.••••••••••••.•• 89¢ BOLOGNA ...... ~ ••••••••••••• · ,, ,,. Center Cut Rib I •••••••••••••••• FRESH BABY BEEF PORK CHOPS lb. ~ lb, BRAUN SCHWEIGER •••••••• ,I I 1.19 ..; ' , I . ' C· lb. og SPARE RISS ••••••• ~ ••••••••••1 $1 09 PORK SAUSAGE ••••••••• ~:-•••• 99¢ BACON. ~. !b~ •• "Baseball has been 45 years the Houston job late in the 1972 · · Gomez man·a ged Houston SERVICE :rONJGHT of a wonderful life, " · said season when Richardson fired· during Durocher's hospitalizaMasonic rites for Durocher, manager of four Harry . Walker. The Astros lion this season . The Astros Lloy<l Summer(ield will be held National Lea~e clubs and one fi!1ished second in 191~and this had a 14-2record under Gomez. this evening at 7:30 p.m . at the of the most .colorful figures the year had been ' expected to Rawlings-Coat s Funeral sport has ever known. . challenge for the N a tiona! "But! have got a lot of things League Wesl title. . · . More than 40,200,000 Ameri- Home. Masons are to mee t ~t to do now. I'm going out to Iristead tHey wound up in cans go camping eac h year. the funeral home . Palm Springs and I'm going to fourth · place with an SUO ,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, !ee it up and play a lot of golf. record, 17 games behind I ' I'll be back to 'visit the boys." Cincinnati. KIRBY CENTER Gomez had no advance 'Houston General Managzr fl. 701 VIAND STREE'[ B. "Spec" Richardson quickly warning he.would be ehosen for POINT PLEASANT WVa filled the vacant managerial the job. He was busy packing post with Preston Gomez, . a for a job-hunting trip to Los We service all makes and models of Kirby Sweepers. Full coach for the Astros under Angeles when Richardson ilme service man. One day service. Durocher · and a fonner called him tO ask Gomez if he manager of the S~n Diego wanted the job. 9:00 to 5:00 Weekdays Padres. " I went to his office and Leo Phone 675-5542 "i tried to talk Leo out of it," told me he had resigned," said 146-9612 said Richardson. " f regretted Gomez, 50. 'Spec asked me if I 992-7525 wanted the job and I accepted his decision." Durocher, 67, had taken over it. Then Leo walked out." , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,.;__ _ _.... Pack- ' To Limit Quantities" . - . . lb. ·Fa~ily ' CHOICE " ;· Durocher bowing out now for good • ·~ r., We Must Make Room For The 74's sessions ad mi•tt. ed' ' Mrs. Edwards captures .· blue in flower show . ' Til(• po:-.t w;Js filled : pl<in.5 were homcrmjde items will go- 'on per sonne l and cOmpla ints ~twdc· for '' bl~ Halloween sale . Refreshments will be . re~:ardin~ the squ~aling of t·l' ll•hraliun and a s pedal , ilvaibbl(•. 'There also will be 3 tires. ~lH,'\'1 ing was set.for ~onight , all white elephant' sale, gani'cs to . 1n other action, coun cil rn Monday . mght s Mason he played, and di splays . employed Joe Young for the Council mcetmg. . A costume parade will · gradin g or alleyways in Kenneth Reynolds was. ap- p rt!cede the Tric~ or Treat preparation !or improvements pomtcd to fill the unexp~red KIN<off which is scheduled for before the winter. Also the Heco rder's term . after · onehour,between6 :30and 7::10 need for additional slag WO$ · Charl otte Jenks submitted her p.m . Sirens will be sounded lo pointed out. " You and Your Heart" is the resignation due to illness. This designate the times. Prizes will Artion was taken for the subject o( this year·~ District t~rm.. ex pires_June 30, 1975. be award~ in a costume re(il~cing and adding of new Rural Health Con£ere~ce to, be In a joint project wi!J> the judging event. signs concer ning childr en held'l'hursday, from 9:15a .m. Mason Grade · School <:>unci! The evening will be co n- playing, which limits speed in to 3 p.m. at the Holy' Trinity di scussed at length plans for a eluded with a dance in the fire these areas. 'Parish House, Cou.rt St. , Harvest Moon Festival to be station . A local group will In other action council : Jackson. . . ~ld Oct., 21 as a kickoff tor provide music for dancing and - Will replace the street • . All per'!lons mlerested In fn ck or freat Ntght. . the cost will be $S per couple. light on Brown Street to a m~tre health and want lo be up-toThe commumty . proJect for 'A special meeting has been suitable location. . d~te on heart dJsease are Jnlhe youth and pubhc of Mason, set for tonight whi!n the publi~ - Agreed that there are to be v1ted . . will be cc~tered ~round t}le fire is inv:ited to attend . Th~ ho purchases by city employes Lunc~on .reservation~ a~e station . A bazaar will be held in meeting will co nce rn the of any items wit~Out tne • $2. Reg!Stratwn atthe door will betwe·en Honor Mrs. Reibel'. ' . your heart IS topiC at conference A holiday bazaar was planned for Nov. 16 with the place to be announced later. The class gave a $5 donati on to. the .Homebuilders Class for parties at the Athens Mental Health Center. Sewing sessions , were set for e~ch Wednesday'. Mrs. L. F. . Reynolds opened . the meeting.. with deVotions using "God is Never • Harvest .Moon .F estival is:.p lanned iJj Mason. Mrs. -Searls has ' '. -! Double Savings On All EGGS • Example SavinRS No. I IS.JZD·OIIG. .n) ADVANCE DEALER SHIPPING NOTICE · 49.¢ No.'·2% Can 10 59 WEIGHT Pay only PAK Tires with all th:.l WITH 3.00 OR MORE PURCHASE FRIDAY ONtY 72 102 CHARGE No Charge No Charga No Chargei .JVHh88 llh88o . -~ 2 Chrysler Newport · I . ' • . ' PAK - l Chrysler Newport 4 ' 1 Chrysler, Custom jj )-27-73 1 Dealer Copy 2 . . Monday, Oct. dr. HT • All have Air Condition All run on - ' 8 p~~ 69¢ -:- I ' 'I 1Q oz. jar $119 59e. WITH COUPON Goo\! OnlY ~t .. · Mark V Store Offer Saturday . • • •• , SM 'l Whtn You au, 10 oz. ' ·g·gt~%' ;\\ • .' 11.99 • : 'l . 'l' : 'l : t': .------ ExPires 10~-73 • - ·----.-·,-• tor WITH THIS COUPON WHEN YO~IJUY A· 10 QZ. JAR OF , - . · INSiANT . e . HOUSE COFFEE . AT. MARK V STORE_,·_ · _.___ 10 QZ. JAR ONLY tl09 :\~ • . ·r,t COUPON Wi"'ovt Covpon ~JjAIRK V SUPER MKT. lb. pkg. Breaded• • • • • • • • • ·• • • • • • • · · each$} SARA LEE . . . · .. INSTANT FOlGER'S . COFFE£ CRYSW.S . ' NORTH STAR . , ·, • •, • , ., ••• • • • • • only . 16 oz. bot•les . , NESCAFE $1.09 RICH's Double .Cola .' . SUNNY DELIGHT .. 1/z gal. BLENDED • • • • • • • only '12. pak ' '' ' o'e l.ll'e.·s . · Brea d•••••••••••·6· 1vs. Frozen ·lngs · Sea Pac .· . . 2 $}09 R Onion 19 · . · ·· . · • · .on . Cor D1nners•••••• ~..........69e,· ·Pound Cake .... •"-···· .....·•.. ... ·1o1·1 ·y L·o · (Yes .We Win ·Be Open From 1:00 to 5:00 on Sunday For This Sale ' HEAD · 16 oz. bottles . SALE STARTS , . lst thru &unday, Oc~. !th till 5:00 P.M . SIZe gallon PEPSI-COLA dr. HT LARGE ICE CREAM 16 oz. bots. 4 dr'. SON LETTUCE · DAIRY & FROZEN FOODS SCOT PRiDE ' . ' ' OR NE~ rtPJET ~ITE COLA (SUGAR fREE) 2 dr. HTS · _ . . DAD'S ROOT BEER 2. Chrysler N~wport .. . . C1trus Ju1ce ,• on all of these 1973 Models i . ' r"[;;Ubj;Sa;iijif;(iij71, BUNCH each 79e • rS •••••••••••• VAPORETTE ·only . F.lea c·olla . . . OR ZAGNUT BARS · · . ~~· 1 Clark Bars ••••••••••••••• NO CHARGE SAVE !!! -Fury, Gran CP i-Fury, Spt. Sub. 9 Pass. • bats. iltumable Bottle No Charge No Charge 81 at. Big 32 oz. bots. No Charge .- $,. . Coca-Cola . t 1 I LARGE • ••••••••••••••••• PILLSBURY · . box. (lravy M 1}{ .. • d B . . . SCOT LAD . 3 No. 21h .K I ney eans •••••••• ·, cans . " ' Paper · Towe · · 1s......... , NORTHERN 3. jumbo rolls 10 CANDY BUY 3 pak Re·ece · cup· 5· ··········~· Dish Detergent s~~0l~~Eo~ 1 NK4~; $1 . ars- Bars cANDY BuY 6. 10' 53e M . ••••••••••~•~ ba~ · I ~ 16 oz. 1973 Cars • DESTINATION ·• CELERY RC COLA Amount!!! 436 c ' Two New Mud & Snow · 3 " . INC. H51. · Y97 U58 t • TRIM Gll Jar bag 79¢ - I • • • 'll.l .£.4 .t:.6 03 4 E63 ~~ _oz. ¢ Savings No. 2 --~--· E4F6 At:- 6 COFFEEMATE PARTY ICE PEACHES GRADE A MEDIUM doz. .• ' . HUNT'S . . . ' OIICOUPOU£1FAirlllHiffUDPim 10-15-7-3 · ----~-------~---- --~--- -' ., I ,. ' . ·r I ,. ~-' �I ·' ... • • • • • G- Tht' Daily St.·nlillt"l. Midcttt' lkl rl ~ tJ~Ill\t'nl~ . 0 ,. (lt·t. :!: :~r;;l MASON . f' talk at meeting The Grundy Mountain MisSiOn, a Christian esuiblishment in Grundy, Va ,. and its program for 3oo orphaned and homeless boys' and girls were discussed by Mrs. Leo Searls at the Thursday night meeting of ' the Loyal Women's Class of the Middleport Church of Christ. MrS. Searls who has visited the home on seve·ral occa~ons noted that there are 35 teachers and helpers for U>e children, The growth of the home from a beginning of just a few children · housed by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hurley to the 300 today who reside in dormitories built \hrough contributions from Churches of Christ and private donations, was traced by Mrs. Searls. · She told of · the clothing project which is carried out in Meigs County by the Men's Fellowship of the Churches of Christ and of' a '.'tradin enter" where other reside ts of Grundy can trade ite hich the home needs . for cl thing which they can't use , During the business m ling, the class voted to send $25 to Miss Arlene Spurlock, . a Baptist missionary in Africa , for a personal Christmas gift. ~eyond Our Reach '' and " Peace and LARR 'I' BROGAN Oi!votion" from Helen liteiner Rice. She also had a prayer on love and forgiveness . Mrs. Pearl Reynolds read excerpts from the book, "My Spiritual and Daily Guidance." · Repo'rted ill were Mrs . Larry D. Brogan ;. 29, an Lavina Braley, fra ctured hip, August gradua te of Ohio co nfined ! 0 a Cincinnati hospital , and Mrs. Nelle University, has been named a DeWeese, a palientatVeterans junior partnrr of t he Reu ter Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Leo Insurance Agency, Pomeroy , Gerald Reuter, owner, anChild ~ noted that she had heard fr om Nrs . Nellie Walters nowlced today . A resident of The Plains uiitil Ballard, a former resident . Gues ts were Mrs . Errol he finds local living quarters, Conroy, Chester; D. W. Har- . Brogan has been affiliated with linger, and beo Searls. Mrs . the Reuter A~ency since Jun! Pearl Reynolds and ,Mrs. Rose . and will eventually ~ke over Reynolds served .r~freshments . tbe operation of the agency. A 1961 high school graduate, Contributing hostcsoes were . Brogan worked lor three years ~Irs. Yvonne Moore and Mrs . before entering the university.. Freda Welling. In Athens he has served as coa,ch of the Athens High School hockey team . He has Brogan is Jr. partner Fitting techniques.to be' discussed at meet Interested homemakers will have an opportunity to learn proper paf\ls fitting techniques in a local two-session workshop by Mrs. Norma Deyo, ExtensiOn Clothing Specialist of Ohio State University. Both · sessions \vill be in the social room of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company in Middleport. The first session will be October 10 11nd the second, October 17. A morning class from 9 to 12 and an afternoon class from I to 4 are scheduled. At this time, openings in the I to 4 p.m. class only are available .. For those wishing to participate, the following things must' be completed before the first session :.,. . authored a consumer oriented handbook on A}uto insurarice with the assistance o~ a university profes.sor and . has .done extensive research on nofault auto insurance. Brogan was a professional (I) Select a pants pattern according to your measurements. If in doubt, 1"_0 choose the .larger size: (2) Make the trial pants in . V • mUslin, using your machine ' hasting stitch. Be sure to add • one extra inch to the seam allowance on both seams ·and _ . outseamsof pants. Bring trial pants, sewing · supplies, pattern, extra fabric, and \ a · blouse to the first '' session. .. WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Anyone wishing to attend, or having questions . about the White House has acknowledged worksh op should contact Miss . that J . Fred Buzhardt, the Maatie G~ilkey at the Meigs. President's special counsel, County Extension Office, 992- acted as a "go-between" . ·in negotiations between attorneys 3895. for Vice President Spiro T. Agnew and the JUstice Department~ . _ Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. ·warren., hoWever, refused to· confirm or deny "Appreciati:m ..--[s .love presented a corsage or gold Monday reports u.lt Buzhardt returned; it is man's . best rosebuds to Mrs .. Reibel.. A suggested Agnew resign and pay." book of dev·o tiohs was plead guilty to a lesser offense - The significance of that . presented to her by Mrs . Rose than the . evidence might. quote from an unknown author Ginther on behalf of the Happy warrant. was apparent Sunday when the Harvesters Class. Warren, in a briefirtg with Trinity Church honored Mrs. The program included a r<worters, also said the White Frances Reibel, 1 a SUnday piano solo, "Theme From Love House had been assured that school teacher ·for 54 years. Story" by Lori Wood; a vocal Assistant Attorney General An octogenarian, Mrs. solo, "Each Step I Take" by Henry F. Petersen was not the. Reibel recently resigned as the Mrs. Donald Mayer ; and source of news leaks about l<!acher of the Happy Har- tributes by Mr. Mayer and the grand jury evidence· allegedly vesters Class, a position she Rev. W. H. Perrin , Lisa linking Agnew to a Maryland · beld for rriany years after Thomas, Becky Thomas, and political kickback scheme.. The transferring from the Primary · Linda Rosenbaum bad a song assuranc-e s, Warren said, Department. . ' . with Lisa. accompanying on the came from Petersen's boss, . Highlights of her years of guitar. The program closed Attorney General Elliot L. . teaching were related by Mrs . . with · the congregation singing Richardson. Ben Neutzling who Jllanned the "Stepping in the Light" as they Agnew described the leaks Appreciation Day program and moved forward to extend during a speech in L<>s Angeles was mistress of ceremonies. pers-onal congratulations to Saturday as "malicious and Roy Mayer, superintendent, Mrs. ReibeL outrageous,'' Agnew charged ~. on behalf of the Sunday school, · that Petersen was conducting an "unprofessional ... " investigation. Agnew specifically teferred · to a CBS news .report on Sept. 22 in whici1 Petersen was . quoted . by an unnamed source .as saying: ."We've got the • RUTLAND - Mr;. Larry flowers, -and "Autumn Splen-· · evidence, We 've got it cold." Edwards was the IJlfJe ribbon dor," showing motion. winner in the home flower . These two classes had been show, "Autumn Harvest," assigned to Mrs. · Homer staged recently by the Rutland Parker, a patient at the Holzer (Continued from Page 4) .Friendly Gardeners at the Medical Center and to her twee n student. principal , home ol Mrs . Richard Fett.y, daughter, Mrs, Jarnes Cardriver and parents, all of whom Jr. , .,..! penter. Mrs. Wiilford made should be · in conference, if Mrs . Edwards' arrangement U>em to fill the classes of the • possible. When a satisfactory understanding is reached , .. was jn th~ cl_ass, "Collecting show. · students may be allowed to Things" featuring flowers in a Devotions to open the resume r'idihg- the ' bus. · junk container in a · modern meeting were given by. Mrs. {5) If offense continues, design. The red ribbon went to Fetty and tiUe~ "Jack Frost." follow same procedure; but refer matter to the superinMrs . Joe Bolin for her Officers' reports were given tendent and notify student and arrangement of dried and dues for the year were parents that they must appear materials and weathered wood ·collected. It was announced at the superintendent's office to reach understanding .in the class "Drying Tilhe," that the country fair will be · regarding future co')du<;t . .. and the white ribbon was . held at the Athens Menial A delegati-on of residents awarded to Mrs: Willi am Health Center, Oct. 11, and that · from the Village .of Ches~ire Willford for "Harvest Tune,'' a it~ ms are to be left with Mrs. met with the boar d regarding the old Cheshire High School table piece of fruit and. ·Eva Robson. Building. Mayor SCotty Lucas wa·s vegetables. The ~lub received an · inspokesm~n for the group . Mrs. Robert .Canaday of the vitati.on from the Rutland composed of Helen Preston, · . Rlltland Garden Club was Garden Club to par\iclpate in . Erna Cornelius, .· Kenny Wl'S¢, judge f<lr the show planned by the annual Christmas flower Delmar Rothgeb and Don .Mrs_ Fetty and Mrs. Bruce show, "A · Trip to Toyland,' 1 Skaggs . . They were a_dvi$ed that Attorney Warren F . Sheet.s ·~ Davis. Member-s exhibiting in Nov . 17 and 18, the Invitation had · been con.tacted for legal the other classes were Mrs. claso only, "Trimmings for the advice and that a meeting will Howard Birchfield, "Giving Tree, " featuring lots of glitter be held in · the near futur e · concerning the building. Thanks," a crescent design; in modern arrangements. In other matters, the boEird Mrs. . Fred Williamson, The traveling prize brought · employed Etta Halfh il l as a "Harvest Moon," hogarth . by Mrs. Willford was won by sub::;.titute bus driver. ordered new program clock for . curve; Mrs. James Quillen, Mrs. Canaday who also won the 'aCheshire-KyQer Elementary "Relaxing Time," a favoriw in door prize. Mrs. Fred .Sc.hooL · approved parent mass design ; Mrs. Davis, Williamson will host the Oc- teacher conferences tor Cheshire.Kyger and Addaville ''Summer's .End, 11 a mass tober meeting . Sct\ools and voted to have · its · arrangement including wild cler~ make an advance· with . . flowers ..· drawa/ of tax funds or borrow America's first cot:nly fair money to meet the October Mrs. Willford also provided report•dly was established at payroll. _ arrangements for "Bt"Y Pittsfield. Mass ., in, 1811 as A special meeting was se't for D.ys," two or m~e: culors of lhe Berkshire County Fair. Monday, Oct . IS at 7: 30 p.m. rc<·m·t.le•· '~ the arternoon . wh"Cn . many ernpl<>yme nt of ·Kc policy '. ' actdltional consent or Mayor's appro~l , anc:l one or more councilmeyl for item$ under $50. Any items .. over $50 shaU be brought before council for appr()val. , '- . · • lit ,U SDR - Pr~scntly is taking bifl') ror removal of l'ettilin trees.·· This muSl be submitted ·by October 15-, the next meeting date . HOUSTON (UP! ) Leo · Durocher, a baseball fixture for almost. half the history of the sport, bowed to the wishes of his wife Monday and resigned as manager of the Houston AStros. He said he was leaving basehall for good. entertainer 1964-1969 and for sf'eral years was employed by the Auto Club of Michigan as a clainis adjuster. In 1970 he WQ!l .a Triple A selling award. Brogan's wife; Patricia, is ~mploye\l -. at the Ohio Universit~th Center in Athens. Reuter and Mrs . Edna Schoenleb are employed as • agents by the firm and Mrs. Karen Ru sse ll', Masori , is secretary. . ! • • • ' • .. SUPER MARKET - Open Daily ·9 to 10 · Sun. 10 .to 10 . •, be , aceept~d, but luncheon rest;!rvations c~ nn o t be g uaranteed for those who do not pre-reg.i!iter.. Those having · questions, contact the Meigs County Extension Office, 9923895. • We. Accept FederaJ Food Stamps · ~Hui~t: : -g9~· 34so . and HONORS EARNED Five Meigs Countians have been named to the honor roll of the Hocking Tec hni cal College, summer term. They are Donny E . Grueser, Min~rsville ; 'Cheryl A. Biggs, Sandra S. George , and Char les A. Vaughan, all of Pomeroy, and ·Deborah L. Stone of Racine. Reserve The HOLLYWOOD STYLE · $ PORK CHOPs· LOW PRICE SPECIAL! MIDDLEPORT. O: ... . ... ·,... . '• •,' ....., ....; EXTRA LEAN .PURE FRESH SlOE . . , · BY THE PIECE . lb. $1.09 lb. :· Center Cut ·loin ib. _ BY THE PIECE ' PORK· CHOPS 99¢ ll VER•••••••••••.••••••••••••.•• 89¢ BOLOGNA ...... ~ ••••••••••••• · ,, ,,. Center Cut Rib I •••••••••••••••• FRESH BABY BEEF PORK CHOPS lb. ~ lb, BRAUN SCHWEIGER •••••••• ,I I 1.19 ..; ' , I . ' C· lb. og SPARE RISS ••••••• ~ ••••••••••1 $1 09 PORK SAUSAGE ••••••••• ~:-•••• 99¢ BACON. ~. !b~ •• "Baseball has been 45 years the Houston job late in the 1972 · · Gomez man·a ged Houston SERVICE :rONJGHT of a wonderful life, " · said season when Richardson fired· during Durocher's hospitalizaMasonic rites for Durocher, manager of four Harry . Walker. The Astros lion this season . The Astros Lloy<l Summer(ield will be held National Lea~e clubs and one fi!1ished second in 191~and this had a 14-2record under Gomez. this evening at 7:30 p.m . at the of the most .colorful figures the year had been ' expected to Rawlings-Coat s Funeral sport has ever known. . challenge for the N a tiona! "But! have got a lot of things League Wesl title. . · . More than 40,200,000 Ameri- Home. Masons are to mee t ~t to do now. I'm going out to Iristead tHey wound up in cans go camping eac h year. the funeral home . Palm Springs and I'm going to fourth · place with an SUO ,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, !ee it up and play a lot of golf. record, 17 games behind I ' I'll be back to 'visit the boys." Cincinnati. KIRBY CENTER Gomez had no advance 'Houston General Managzr fl. 701 VIAND STREE'[ B. "Spec" Richardson quickly warning he.would be ehosen for POINT PLEASANT WVa filled the vacant managerial the job. He was busy packing post with Preston Gomez, . a for a job-hunting trip to Los We service all makes and models of Kirby Sweepers. Full coach for the Astros under Angeles when Richardson ilme service man. One day service. Durocher · and a fonner called him tO ask Gomez if he manager of the S~n Diego wanted the job. 9:00 to 5:00 Weekdays Padres. " I went to his office and Leo Phone 675-5542 "i tried to talk Leo out of it," told me he had resigned," said 146-9612 said Richardson. " f regretted Gomez, 50. 'Spec asked me if I 992-7525 wanted the job and I accepted his decision." Durocher, 67, had taken over it. Then Leo walked out." , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,.;__ _ _.... Pack- ' To Limit Quantities" . - . . lb. ·Fa~ily ' CHOICE " ;· Durocher bowing out now for good • ·~ r., We Must Make Room For The 74's sessions ad mi•tt. ed' ' Mrs. Edwards captures .· blue in flower show . ' Til(• po:-.t w;Js filled : pl<in.5 were homcrmjde items will go- 'on per sonne l and cOmpla ints ~twdc· for '' bl~ Halloween sale . Refreshments will be . re~:ardin~ the squ~aling of t·l' ll•hraliun and a s pedal , ilvaibbl(•. 'There also will be 3 tires. ~lH,'\'1 ing was set.for ~onight , all white elephant' sale, gani'cs to . 1n other action, coun cil rn Monday . mght s Mason he played, and di splays . employed Joe Young for the Council mcetmg. . A costume parade will · gradin g or alleyways in Kenneth Reynolds was. ap- p rt!cede the Tric~ or Treat preparation !or improvements pomtcd to fill the unexp~red KIN<off which is scheduled for before the winter. Also the Heco rder's term . after · onehour,between6 :30and 7::10 need for additional slag WO$ · Charl otte Jenks submitted her p.m . Sirens will be sounded lo pointed out. " You and Your Heart" is the resignation due to illness. This designate the times. Prizes will Artion was taken for the subject o( this year·~ District t~rm.. ex pires_June 30, 1975. be award~ in a costume re(il~cing and adding of new Rural Health Con£ere~ce to, be In a joint project wi!J> the judging event. signs concer ning childr en held'l'hursday, from 9:15a .m. Mason Grade · School <:>unci! The evening will be co n- playing, which limits speed in to 3 p.m. at the Holy' Trinity di scussed at length plans for a eluded with a dance in the fire these areas. 'Parish House, Cou.rt St. , Harvest Moon Festival to be station . A local group will In other action council : Jackson. . . ~ld Oct., 21 as a kickoff tor provide music for dancing and - Will replace the street • . All per'!lons mlerested In fn ck or freat Ntght. . the cost will be $S per couple. light on Brown Street to a m~tre health and want lo be up-toThe commumty . proJect for 'A special meeting has been suitable location. . d~te on heart dJsease are Jnlhe youth and pubhc of Mason, set for tonight whi!n the publi~ - Agreed that there are to be v1ted . . will be cc~tered ~round t}le fire is inv:ited to attend . Th~ ho purchases by city employes Lunc~on .reservation~ a~e station . A bazaar will be held in meeting will co nce rn the of any items wit~Out tne • $2. Reg!Stratwn atthe door will betwe·en Honor Mrs. Reibel'. ' . your heart IS topiC at conference A holiday bazaar was planned for Nov. 16 with the place to be announced later. The class gave a $5 donati on to. the .Homebuilders Class for parties at the Athens Mental Health Center. Sewing sessions , were set for e~ch Wednesday'. Mrs. L. F. . Reynolds opened . the meeting.. with deVotions using "God is Never • Harvest .Moon .F estival is:.p lanned iJj Mason. Mrs. -Searls has ' '. -! Double Savings On All EGGS • Example SavinRS No. I IS.JZD·OIIG. .n) ADVANCE DEALER SHIPPING NOTICE · 49.¢ No.'·2% Can 10 59 WEIGHT Pay only PAK Tires with all th:.l WITH 3.00 OR MORE PURCHASE FRIDAY ONtY 72 102 CHARGE No Charge No Charga No Chargei .JVHh88 llh88o . -~ 2 Chrysler Newport · I . ' • . ' PAK - l Chrysler Newport 4 ' 1 Chrysler, Custom jj )-27-73 1 Dealer Copy 2 . . Monday, Oct. dr. HT • All have Air Condition All run on - ' 8 p~~ 69¢ -:- I ' 'I 1Q oz. jar $119 59e. WITH COUPON Goo\! OnlY ~t .. · Mark V Store Offer Saturday . • • •• , SM 'l Whtn You au, 10 oz. ' ·g·gt~%' ;\\ • .' 11.99 • : 'l . 'l' : 'l : t': .------ ExPires 10~-73 • - ·----.-·,-• tor WITH THIS COUPON WHEN YO~IJUY A· 10 QZ. JAR OF , - . · INSiANT . e . HOUSE COFFEE . AT. MARK V STORE_,·_ · _.___ 10 QZ. JAR ONLY tl09 :\~ • . ·r,t COUPON Wi"'ovt Covpon ~JjAIRK V SUPER MKT. lb. pkg. Breaded• • • • • • • • • ·• • • • • • • · · each$} SARA LEE . . . · .. INSTANT FOlGER'S . COFFE£ CRYSW.S . ' NORTH STAR . , ·, • •, • , ., ••• • • • • • only . 16 oz. bot•les . , NESCAFE $1.09 RICH's Double .Cola .' . SUNNY DELIGHT .. 1/z gal. BLENDED • • • • • • • only '12. pak ' '' ' o'e l.ll'e.·s . · Brea d•••••••••••·6· 1vs. Frozen ·lngs · Sea Pac .· . . 2 $}09 R Onion 19 · . · ·· . · • · .on . Cor D1nners•••••• ~..........69e,· ·Pound Cake .... •"-···· .....·•.. ... ·1o1·1 ·y L·o · (Yes .We Win ·Be Open From 1:00 to 5:00 on Sunday For This Sale ' HEAD · 16 oz. bottles . SALE STARTS , . lst thru &unday, Oc~. !th till 5:00 P.M . SIZe gallon PEPSI-COLA dr. HT LARGE ICE CREAM 16 oz. bots. 4 dr'. SON LETTUCE · DAIRY & FROZEN FOODS SCOT PRiDE ' . ' ' OR NE~ rtPJET ~ITE COLA (SUGAR fREE) 2 dr. HTS · _ . . DAD'S ROOT BEER 2. Chrysler N~wport .. . . C1trus Ju1ce ,• on all of these 1973 Models i . ' r"[;;Ubj;Sa;iijif;(iij71, BUNCH each 79e • rS •••••••••••• VAPORETTE ·only . F.lea c·olla . . . OR ZAGNUT BARS · · . ~~· 1 Clark Bars ••••••••••••••• NO CHARGE SAVE !!! -Fury, Gran CP i-Fury, Spt. Sub. 9 Pass. • bats. iltumable Bottle No Charge No Charge 81 at. Big 32 oz. bots. No Charge .- $,. . Coca-Cola . t 1 I LARGE • ••••••••••••••••• PILLSBURY · . box. (lravy M 1}{ .. • d B . . . SCOT LAD . 3 No. 21h .K I ney eans •••••••• ·, cans . " ' Paper · Towe · · 1s......... , NORTHERN 3. jumbo rolls 10 CANDY BUY 3 pak Re·ece · cup· 5· ··········~· Dish Detergent s~~0l~~Eo~ 1 NK4~; $1 . ars- Bars cANDY BuY 6. 10' 53e M . ••••••••••~•~ ba~ · I ~ 16 oz. 1973 Cars • DESTINATION ·• CELERY RC COLA Amount!!! 436 c ' Two New Mud & Snow · 3 " . INC. H51. · Y97 U58 t • TRIM Gll Jar bag 79¢ - I • • • 'll.l .£.4 .t:.6 03 4 E63 ~~ _oz. ¢ Savings No. 2 --~--· E4F6 At:- 6 COFFEEMATE PARTY ICE PEACHES GRADE A MEDIUM doz. .• ' . HUNT'S . . . 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' . ·r I ,. ~-' �• 1 - The Dail) Sent mel Middleport PO'J1..-ov C '"t 2 1973 Employment Wanted Sentinel Classifieds ·Get Results! ___ _____________ Notice S P M DAy B~fo re P ubliCI I on Monday Oe!idl ne 9 • m Cancel at on Corn~ct ons w II be accep ~d un r I 9 a m for Da'i_of Publ cat on Re:tiULATIONS The Publ sher reserves the rlgft to ed t or re ect any ads deem•d ob eel onat The pub! sher will no be respon s ble for more than one n correct nurt on RATES Fur Want Ad Serv ice S cents per Word one nsert on M n mum Charge S l 00 14 cents per word hree consecut ve nsert ons • 26 cen ts per wo d s x con secut \le nsert ons 25 Per Cent D sco Jftr on .pa d ads and ads pa d w th n 0 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S2 00 for 50 word m n mum Each add tonal word l< BLIND ADS Add t ona 25c Advert sement 8 30 8 30 a m Sa urday to Card of Thanks 10 2 2tc espons ble for ~N debn cont racted by anyone other han mvse f as ot th s day Oc I or the IS1h of September S gned Ra Ph E Brown ng 1 WILL not be ----NO TRESPASSING 2 00 Noon POOdles 1 lov male and 1 female Phone 992 5443 1 1s tfc tor CO GROCERY bus ness fo.- sa e Bu td ng for sale or ease Phone 773 5618 f om 8 30 p m to 10 P.fJ for appo ntment '3 20 ttc __...., Kosmet cs & w gs Many spec as du r ng the mon th of Oc Phone- Ht> en Jane Brown 99:2 5113 EXCELS OR Salt Works E Ma n S Pomeroy A I k nds of sa t water pel ets water nugget s bo ck sa1_!_;md i:iwn Oh o R ver Sa t ~one 992 3891 6 5 tfc 10 2 lfc Sale 120 State Street Pomeroy Monday Tuesday and Wednesday 2 t I S 9 JO Jtc YARD Wanted SWEE PER Repa rs Pa ts .Suppl es o scoun t p ces on General mer c hand se thru our c ata og departm ent Phone 367 7736 Dav s Vacuum C eaner Store 10 am S p m Add son Oh o 9 23 30t c . WANTED CHIPWOOD For Sale or Trade MI LL w I wou any NG mach ne for meta tr ade for dr 1 press or WE W SH to thank al of nose d ke to buy qr press who he ped n aav way dur ng s ze Phone 992 7494 the I ness and death of 'our 9. 30 Jtc tather Char ey A Ne son We espec al y th a nk Or P ckens the nurses and statt at - ---Veterans Mern or a Hosp al RUMMAGESaew behedat and he staff at Arcad a the Sacred Hea Church POODLE groom ng no ap N urs ng Home We wa n to Pome oy basement Oct 4 po ntment necessary 55 May eKpress our deepest gratJtude s eand 5 Thursday and Fr day 9 tay w th dog Coo v e 667 " to those send ng f owers and 3915 J food we tha nk the m n ster 9 27 6t c 9 25 9tc C fior d Sm th for h s con -· so ng words also tor the s ngers and pa bearers and Ew ng Funera Home for the r serv ces and everyon~ NO 1 Copper 60c rad ators who he ped n any wa y who JOe brass 2Qc batte es 90c he ped make ou bu den a c ean dry G nseng roots $60 Itt e ghter to bear Car tb yellow root $4 50 May Ne son M dred Carson and . appte 60c M A Ha Reeds M dred S sson gre~nd v e Ph one 378 6249 ch ldren and g Nf 9 23 tfc grand c h ldren I w I start you w th up to 0 2 tc CORNER cupboilrds wall saoo a month guarantee cupboards chests o d guns DELIVERED send you to schoo ex any cond ton A so b ue TO decorated stoneware Wr te penses pa d Ira n you n P 0 Box 4-4 Mart nsburg se ng and serv c ng Oh o -439 35 or cal 1 484 4440 es t ab she d a ccou nt s after7pm M n m u m t ravel mus t be 8 8 90tc The Almanac 2 or over have ca abe to By United Press loternatlonal stand thorough n WANTED for auct on On Old Rt 33 Today •s Tuesday Oct 2 the vest gat on sport s m nded household goods Too s most anyth ng of va ue w buy or Phone 992 2689 275th day of 1973 With 90 to Outstand ng sell on com m ss on W I hau I follow hasp ta zat on and pens on Pomeroy, Oh1o Ca 992 3'354 or 992 2792 Haym~n s 7 25 tfc pl a n The moon IS approachmg 1l.ol Equal Opportuntty Com [~rst quarter OLD furn tur:e oak. tabes pany clocks CE' boxes brass beds LADY TO ve n with another The mornmg stars are Mnrs Call For Appo.ntment d shes or com plete lady af'ld do I ght and Saturn households Wr te M D housekeep ng comfortable RALPH BROWN M I er Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o home Ca 949 2532 Box 37 The evemng stars are Mer 16 4) 446 9353 ca I 992 6271 RacneOho Mon Oct 1-9a m 9p m cury Venus and Jup1ler 10 2 6tc 513tfc Tues Oct 2-9a m 9 p m Those born on th1s date are Long C1stance Call Co teet under the s1gn of Libra Mohandas Gandhi nationalist A LOCAL company has m F URN SHED 2 bedroom med ate open ngs for the daub e w de t a e n leader of India was born Oct fo low ng pos ons Sy acuse Cal 992 244 after 5 PAPER CARRIERS 2 11169 Account ng C erk P m Monday th ough Fr day Knowledge and exper ence n No weekend calls On th•• day m history IN cos t account ng or payro 1 9 JO tfc In 1780 Bntish spy MaJOr essen a Open ngs on th e POMEROY AND fo low ng Sh fts 8 a l")'l 4 John Andre was conviCted m BEDROOM sma house p rn A p m 1 I 2 m dn gh furn shed or unfu n shed connection w1th Bened1ct Ar 2 01 t 1~ a m SYRACUSE Ra road St M ddlepo 1 2 Olf ce seqetar es - Out es Phone 992 7494 nold s treason and was hanged nc ude tyj) ng d ct al on 9 '30 Jtc mTappan NY I ng Open ng on same sh f s sted a bove In 1889 Latm Amencan 2 X 50 MOB LE home 2 '3 Personne Ass s tan t bedrooms Ut t es turn shed nahons were represented at the Respons ble fo ec tJ t ng Ca 742 5980 and sc een ng of emp oyees f1rst Pan Amer1can con£erence 9 30 6tc Des re nterv ew ng or m Washmglon D C counse ng ex per ence FURN I ~HED 2 bedroom apart Exce ent sa lar es and fr ng e In 1919 President Woodrow ment adu ts only M d benet ts Send br ef resume of~ d eport phone 992 '3874 Wilson suffered a sl;oke that work h story and educa on CENTRAL D VISION CON 10 2 fc SOL I OAT ON COAL COM Se nd a l rep es to Box 729 S n completely paralyzed hiS left PANY lmmed ate open ngs care of The Da y Sent ne HOUSE unfurn shed 4 s1de are ava abe n the follow ng Pomeroy Oh o bedrooms n ce yard wa to post ons Ma ntenance 9 2 fc In 1968 U S Supreme Court wall carpet ng a r con Foreman (underground d ton ng 1 turn shed apart Justice Abe Fortas Withdrew HURRY HURRY T me s Ass stant M ne Foreman ment w th 3 rooms bath runn ng out H r ng now un 1 unde ground S'ect on his nonunatwn as chief ]IIStice duplex Phone 992 2780 or 992 Oct S Earn $100 week for 3 Foreman Surface M ne 3432 of the high tribunal SIX months n ghts se I ng brand toys and Forema n Re c am at on 9 2'3 tfc g fts no del ver ng no Foreman Persons app y ng Ia ter he res1gned from the co ec t ng For more n shou d hod val d foreman court adlmtting he had made a format on wr te toRt 2 Box cert f cat on papers COh O ) or 3 AND 4 ROOM turn shecl and 23 Racine Oh o -45771 have suff ce nt exper -ence to unfurn shed apartments deal w1th the Lou1s Wolfson app y for S ate exam nat on Phone 992 5434 9 25 Otc foundatiOn guaranteemg him Sa lary Commensura te w th 4 2 ftc FUEL Truck Or ver needed Exper e nce Excellent $20 000 a year for life References requ red Send Benef ts TO APPLY Wr te ROOMS by the week $18 up rep es to Box 729 E c o The or Phone Personne Me gs Inn Pam eroy Da y Sent ne Pomeroy Department Central 7 2 tfc A thought for the day Oh o D v s on Conso l d~tion Coa French wnter Henn Stendahl 9 27 6tc Compa ny Cad z Oh o 43907 PRIVATE meet ng room for Telephone 614 942 45 2 AN any organ zat on phone 992 ---- sa1d One can acqmre every so--E EQUAL OPPORTUNITY 3975 ONE to do house M th mg m so1lhtude except clean ng Phone 992 2677 EMPLOYER 3 11 tfc character 9 30 6tc 8' fc TRA CE R- aTS yracUse -adiJts __,__ on y Ca ll 992 3525 9 8 tfc ---- . IF YOU ARE MY MAN POlES MAXIMUM DIAMETER 10' ON LARGEST END ss.oo Per Ton Pets ror Sale Wanted To Buy BUNDlED SLABS $6.00 Per Ton OHIO PALLET CO. --- Help Wanted WANTED For Rent -- The Dally sentmel Jt PHONE 992 2156 --------- - ------------- ----- - --- --------------- ----- --- -- ~- --- $&~~~~8,>»>x'«''':'>:=:<=:<tt:>:t'>''8<<:<<o<«c:«<~o«<=~h>»>xt:;x:<<~vx~:<~,,~~;%«~<<~x«'»<x«,~x~»6»~~~~ I Voice along Br'Way I BY JACK 0 BRIAN KNOCK KNOCKAND IT S NO JOKE NEW YORK (KF'S) - Liz Carpenter Ladybird Johnson s former secretary get. her laughs on the lecture tra1l w1th cheap ]apes about Martha Mitchell that s r~ght hit a lady when sbe s down Novelist Junmy Breslin took a few low swipes on TV at N Y D A Frank Hogan h!ll'lpltahzed for a stroke and cancer surgery such timely ta s teles~ne ss so prediCtably Breslimsh Rosemary Cassis domg TV-coverage of the B1ll1e Jean Kmg ll'lwnph over court hustler Bobby R•ggs was a plam nght m the ear w1th her petty nagging agamst R1ggs Witlessly dreary and hardly helpful to a v1ewer l,p Cassals humorless blows for female equilhty did her sex no favor as she InSISt. on equahty w1th males she at least could have acted like a gentleman Attention Telly Savalas the Japanese are testing a new ha1r growmg process Decades ago advertismg tycoon Albert Lasker had a large and comprenens1ve survey made to deternune what product. not on the market wore most wanted by the public the top two were a cure for baldness and ~n inexpenSive simple b1rth control deviCe preferably a pill From that moment he backed birth control groups wllh heavy gifts He duln t live to see The P1ll developed nor the cure for baldness the latter 1! the Japanese or anyone else discovers 11 will make a lot of Instant MiJJJonalres Coca Cola has made more mtl!ionatres than any other product In American- or the world s - history Independently owned bottlmg compames (the Coca Cola Bottling Co of N Y ~IS listed on theN Y Stock Exchange) plus equally mdependent ( O[ the Atlanta parent finn) compallles manufacturing ·~ bottles caps Coke s1gns fo soda counters SWru and snack star:!.., l_;oke drillklng glasses c.- I straws ha~ and clothes w1th Coke s name on same - ad mf1mtum - hardly a monopoly and sllll the most prosperous soft drmt fiTIII anywhere The gentleman whQ gmded 1ts. vast success - 11 s better known mternat10nally than the name of any of our President. - IS Robert Woodruff an elder busmess statesman whose 1971 DAT SU N 1200 Good cond ton reasonab e pr ce Ca I 247 3824 9 26 6tp _.__ ----- STEREORADO tape co m b nat on am fm rad o 8 tra ck tape deck Ba ance $99 83 or use our budget te m s Ca 1 992 3965 9 28 5tc -- - -- ~--- -- LOTS of chrysanthemums for sate f eld grown We on v have one co or ve ow 10 bUnches for S5 We have some out n ful boom sorre just budd ng R~ynolds Flower Shop Mason W Va Ca 773 51 47 9 26 tfc -----.--------- UPHOL STER your own fur n tur e We have a 1 th e sup p es you w II need Upho ste y Fa b cs a very arge se lE-c t on of ny ons ve vets He c u on v ny s - n co tton pr nts a so remnan s Foam fo Gush ons and padjj ng Bu lap den ms cambr c foam glue z ppers sp r ngs and d ips ch pboa ds egs sew ng th read dacron tacks webb ng we11 cord COtton SW vt!l bas es and al o he supp js you w 1 need New fu n 1 re at ow low pr ces Pome oy Rec.ove y 62 2 E Ma n 992 7554 8 J 30 c 957 FORO 2 ton truck p ckup must be seen to apprec ate Phone 742 6352 0 2 6tc ------------6 FOOT berg ass boat 80 hp f Mer cury w th tra er Cal 985 4176 102lltp ---- APPALOOSA mare w th S month cot Phone 742 4448 10 2 6tp SO ACRE FARM w th 5 room house bath on hardtop road WJtth bu ld ng s tes $20 000 Ca 992 5795 10 2 lOtc --- - ------ It Mus.t Be Roght DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE AI! WEATHER ' ROOFING CO. MODERN SANITATION JOHN TUCKER Rt 4 .. Pomeroy 0 992 3954 or 992 1349 MIDDLEPORT OHIO Phone 992 2550 Middleport EXPERT ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED Wheel Alignment •555 \ WOOD TRUSSES On Most Amer can Cars NEW 197 3 Z GZAG sew ng mach nes n or g nal factory carton Z g zag to make buttonholes sew on buttons monograms and make fancy des gns w th ust the tw st of as ng e d al Left n lay a way and never been used W 1 sell for only S47 cash or terms ava lab e Phone 992 298-4:\ 9 30 stc Mobile Homes For Sale • ---------- ----------- --- Pomeroy Home & Auto For Free Est1mate MATERIALS CO 773 55.54 Mason W Va Open 8 Ttl5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Matn Pomeroy 0 Ph. 42-3589 P AND J HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR ... Gene's Body Shop Heat ng A~r Cond Refngerat1on Plumb ng Electncal Appl ances Auto A1r Cond Res1dent at or Commercial Ph 992 5271 Lmcoln Hlll Pomeroy 0 Pamltng A Spectalty 215 N Second Phone 992 3509 Area s Most ' Reasonable Pnces • 24 Hour Serv1ce All work guaranteed All work guaranteed MOBILE home repa r E ec tr ca l p umb ng and hea ng F''hone 992 5858 7 15 He For Sale - MONOGRAM OIL HEATERS AUTOMOBILE nsurance been canc elled ? Lost your operator s llcenS"e Cal 992 7428 6 5 tfc Smart decorator des gn wa nut g ra ned or r c h fru twood v ny c ad cab net s are handsomely h ghl ghled w th gold anod zed alum num to blend w th tbe f nest furn shings A SIZe For Every Home Pr ces Start At $210 POMEROY Jack W Carsey Mgr P one 992 2181 2 BEDROOM house '3 years o d carpet ng b g k tchen w th ots of cab nets 2 acre of ground Ra e ne Oh o Ca l 949 4998 9 12 tf c HOUSE 3 years old 3 bedroom wall to wa 1 car pet ng refr gerator and stove nc uded I v ng room k t c hen ut I ty room bath outs de utll ty sto-rage M ddleport Phone 992 5064 after 6 p m 92112tp HOU S E 5 rooms 5 acres ground R 24 Great Bend c B Shahan Rt '338 Great Bend 9 30 3tp __....._r W LL TRI Mo c ut rees and shrubbery a :\0 c ean ou basemen s a cs and e c Ca 949 322 or. 742 444 83130t c Save Up to 40 Pet OnFueiBis ---- ----- --------------NEIGITRS FO R HOUSE BU LDE RS CA LL GUY NE GLER RAC NE OH 0 9 1 30f p DEAD SnJCK. a a reasonab e 245 55 4 W 1 remnv,. Ca ch ar~e 8 23 90tc Real Estate For Sale Grocery and General MerchandiSe WRITE TO Box 163, Route 1 Portland, 0 45770 • Auto Sales -------------- ------ -------------- -------------- 2 NEW HOMES Located In the new H ckory H I s add t"" at Tuppers Pia ns 3 n ce bedrooms w th closets Modern bath colored f xt ures ceram c tile L.:ovely k tchen w1fh 12 ft base cab nets and 14 ft upper cab nets Ut I ty room Garage s f n shed on the ns de About 1 acre of ground 100x400 Good f nanc1ng on these $18 900 00 RUTLAND 1 story frame 3 n ce bedrooms w th closets Bath N 'e k tchen and d ning area Full basement w th shower All Eleclr c 51 acre S~.lOO 00 MINERSVILLE 1 story frame 3 bedrooms Bath Kitchen has lots ot base cab nets Porches and lots of ground $6 500 00 LET US KNOW Wl'fA ;[ YOUR NEEDS ARE IN REAL ESTATE AS WE HA-.E SEVERAL PROPERTIES TO CHOOSE FROM IF WE DON T HAVE IT WE WILL TRY TO FIND If FOR YOU HENRY E CLELAND BROf<ER 992 2259 If no answer 992 2568 From the la raest T .. ,;:i; Bulldoztr Radl~tor ~ma nest Hea ter Co r~ " Nathan 81ggs Radtator Specialist SMITH NELSON MOTORS. 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Ph~92 2174 POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992 2094 u06 E Mam Pomeroy OffiCE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE Stop In and See Ou Floor D1splay t<oger Hyse I s Ga ra ge near Crossroa ds on St Rf 124 a mechan ca t work nc ud ng a u tomat c tran..s m ss ons Monday Fr day 8 30 a m t 1 5 p m Sa t u day - 8 30 to 12 noon Unless by app Phone 992 5682 0 992 1 21 OPt::.~ ~TEAFORD ·JPqrl B T,,rforcl Sr Brok 'I 11('• Mr·ch.trrrf Sfr•·~>1 Ponu·nry, Ohril 1)/fJ'i OOWNTOWN - 4 bedrooms ba th ga s F A furnace A I ut I ties $10 500 po 117 ACRES - Lots of brush for good hunt ng 6 room house barn and other bu d ngs A m neral s S165 00 per acre BUNGALOW 2 bedrooms n ce oak •ftoors gas floor furnace and basement Only $6500 00 NEW - 3 n ce s z:e bedrooms w th large c losets Ex tra n ce 1d16b.e.._n w th S S cook and bak e un ts Fu BasemeAt $19 ~00 00 2 BEDROOMS W th all furn ture N ce bath front and back porches Only Sa900 00 ONLY 3 YEARS OLO - 2 bedrooms QllS F A furnac e Cook and bake un ts 0 n ng room enc osed porch and garage Sl6 000 00 10 ROOMS Recenlly renovated 5 bedrooms 2 baths modern k tchen gas F A furnace Large corner lot NEW - 3bedroom s arge bath w th aundry on n ce corner lot Ask ng 1ust $18 000 00 COUNTRY 2 bedrooms bath F A furnace T P water Only $4 000 00 IN TOWN - 2 bedrooms bath oak f oars Large d n ng Ba seme nt and s mall garden Only $5 000 00 BUY IT TODAY TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE GOOD READY M X CONCRETE del v,ared r ght to your pro [ect Fast and easy Free est mates Phone 992 3284 Goeg le n Ready M x Co M dd eporl Oh o 6 30 tfc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph 446 4782 Ga l po s John Russel Owne and Operator 5 12 ff c C BRADFORD A4ct oneer Compete Se rv ce Phone 9.49 '3821 Rae ne Oh o Cr tt Bradford --------EXCAVATING dozer 5 1 tfc oader and backhoe work sept c tal)kS /"IS la led dump trucks and lo boys for h re w 1 hau fi d rt op so I limestone and grave Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n ght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tf c ::=:==:::=:= - --------- DOZER and back hoe work. ponds and sept c tanks d t chlng service top soli f d rt mestone B&K E scavat ng Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 9 1 ttc crDELL WHEEL Algnment ocated at Crossroads R t 124 now back to work Comp lete front end service tune up and brake 5ervlce Wheels balanced e ectron ca l y AI work guaranteed Reasonable rates Phone 742 ~232 2 18 tfc ~------ ------ RON SHEPARD F oor Wal Remodeling Ceramic t le baths Box 280 Rutland 742 3664 6 24 tfc ===-------------FOR FREE estimates on afo-mlnum s ding Storm Doors and W ndows Car ports Marquees end Ra ling Phone Charles Lisle ._ a syracuse Ohio Carl Jacob Sales Representat ve V v Johnson and Son Inc 6 2l tfc ncAvATNG- oozeri- a rue and sma I Backhoes and loaders on track and t res Dump truck - Lo bov ser v ce Sept c tan~s nsta led George ( b II ) Pull ns Phone 992 H78 or 992 7A02 2 9 tfc --------------SEWING MACHINES Repair 7 ROOM house w th bath service all makes 992 2284 Rut and a r cond toned The Fabric Shop P-omeroy catpeted gas furnace dish Authorized s nger Sales and washer double oven range Serv ce We Sharpen Sc ssors doub e garage latge carport 3 29 tfc 4 acres cleared (Jnd fenced small baro and other SEPT !<. TANKS AROBIC bui dings Phone 614 742 6834 SEWAGE SYSTEMS 5 30 tfc CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION NEW BRICK J oearoom home STEWAR T OHIO PH 662 on 1 acre of land Large 30J5 modern kitchen full car 10 4 ttc peted lotated close to the h gh and elementary schools E LNA an dWh- ;;- Se-;,~g Call 992 7686 Mach nes Service on all makes Reasonable rates The- Sewing Center Mid POMEROY l.ustom built brick d le-port Oh o home 'our bedrooms two 11 16 tfc baths full basement f replace formal d nlng s';rvice and room Wr te J E Bayl ff 310 service calls Phone 992 2522 W High Street Cr dersv{lle 2 9 trc Ohio 45806 9 28 6tp --------------- HARRISON STv -------------6 ROOMS and bath n town Sll 000 l2S71 Call 992:1¥15 or 992 9 28 tfc --------------ACRE loh Oarw n area ----------GREAT COUNTRY 2 Tuppers Pl11 ns water Contact Hershel McClure Da ry Isle unt 1 3 p m 992 5248 after 3 992 3436 9 28 12tc -------------- 5 ROOM hoUse on 3 acres or land Tupp.ers Plains Chester water all new plumbing alum num Sid ng r fue-l oil furnace Call 985 3539 I 9 3~ 12tp STEREO 92.1 WMPOFM MiddlfiiOI"f Pomeroy • 9 -n:rei;~;i~;;oyL~g 73 & THINGS BY PAUL CRABTREE TUESOAY OCT 2 1973 < 6 OOABCNNews 3 d 8 10 56 Sesame Stree-t 20 Sportscope 33 ews 13 1 he younger generation seems deter wni..'d to dr lSlttally 6 30 - NB C News 3 4 15 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 change the EngliSh language and 11 s all Fight w1th m e 1f tl ey Hogans Hero~s 13 Your Future Is Now 33 want to 7 00 - What s Mv L ne 9 E lee Co 10 Beat The Clock 4 News That sentenee above written a gencratwn ago vould have 10 Lee Trev nos Go f H I ruth or Consequences 3 6 Dusty s Tra I 13 Marco Sport I te 33 sent shivers of horror up any English !cache• s spmc and "ould 7 15 - Janak 33 'haveearned ab1gfat F forU1 ea uthor 7 30 - ToTeiiTheTruth6 RFO 20 Cancer Uteor0eath33 It con tams sevctal nt>-no:; of the pas t "luch arc grudgmgly Beat the Clock 13 Charles Bla r s Better Word 15 New Pr ce !> R ght a 101 New Oat ng Game 3 WorJd of Surv va l4 gammg acceptance m modern usago As one ~<ho Cll.l Ius teet! on 8 00 - Maude 8 10 Chase 3 4 15 Temperatures R s ng 6 13 an ~ld Associated Press style book I dun l really hke 1! but I Lorra ne Hansberry 20 33 can t hold back the tides of change 8 30- Hawa IF ve08 10 Mo ve lsnt t Shock ng 6 3 9 00 - N.ag lc an 3 4 15 First the sentence conta ns a split mfmiLJvc to d IStlcally 9 30- Hawk ns 8 10 Arthur Prvsock 20 33 change That wa s verboten a few years back but today 10 00 - Marcus Welby M 0 6 13 Our Street 33 Pol ce Story thanks to our rap1d conversiOn from the \Hitter to tl c spoku 3 4 15 11 00 - News 3 4 a 15 10 6 Jahak 33 word m so many comrnurucutwns - 1t reall) doe~n t seem to 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 0 ck Cavett 6 Mov es The matter Lawyer 9 Knock on any Door 10 Sanctuary 13 Wlule some old maid g rammanans 1mglll Jnslst tha t 1t s Ill 00 - News 13 Your Health 4 I 30 - News 4 should be to change drasllcally I perSiJnally can I see "I) w 230 - News 13 infuullve should be unsphttaLle My own capitulation came sevezal years bark when I "as a WEDNESDAY OCT 3 1973 \ newspaper copy ed1tor and I came anoss Ule pt 1 ase r a ft nd 6 00 - Sunrise Sem nar 4 Sacred Heart 0 6 15 - Urban League 10 ra1smg story to the effect the yea rs collecuons \\ere great 6 15 - Fa m Report ~3 enough lo nearly double the prev1ou s year s total 6 25 - Paul Har vey 13 I tried 1o fix 11 T o double r earl) was JUS! plam awkward 6 30 - Co umbu s Today 4 B bl eAnswers 8 The Story 13 News 6 Nearly to double sounded a httle better but still d1dn t convey 6 45 - Corncob Re ports 3 farmt m e 10 what had happened nea rly as well as JUS! leavmg the rcportc1 s 7 00 - Tod.,y J 4 15 CBS News a 10 Fl ntstones 13 Romj)er ongmallanguage to nearly double l d dn !lose my JOb !he Room 6 7 30 - Ro cky & Bullw nkle 13 New Zoo Rev:~e6 reporter wasn t tarred and feathered by the managmg editor In 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8 10 New Zoo Revue T3 Sesame St 33 fact no one seemed 1o care Thu s [was converted Lass e 6 Spellmg a U right as 1! 1! ~<ere a cousm to all cady wh cl a 30 - Huck & Yog 6 D ck Van Dyke 13 a 55- News 13 tt IS IS a hltler harder £or me to (:ICCcpt but so many wr ters 9 00 - Paul D xon 4 Ph I Donahue 15 Fr endly Junct on 10 most of th em young are domg It from preference or Ignorance AM 3 Brady Bunch 6 Abbott and Costel lo 8 Cover to Cover that It seems alnght 1s here to stay as an ultcrnatn. e spellmg 33 Move Sonq of Bernadette 13 9 30 - ToTelltheTruthJ Secret Storma M c haels&Co 6 at least 9 55 - Chuck Wh t.e Reports 10 The deflmllve d1ct10nary publisher m the U S A [mally 10 00 - D nah Shore 3 15 Jokers W ld 8 10 rccogm zed the new spellmg m Its 1910 ed•llon cnsply notmg that 10 JO - Baffle 3 4 5 $15 000 Pyram d 8 10 M ke Doug lass ,alr1ght was a vananl spellmg of all r1ght and nothmg more 6 11 OO - Gambt8 10 Password13 Wzardof0dds3 415 Word fad s come and go a nd some are so shu•! hved that 11 30 - Ho llywood Squares 3 4 15 Love of L fe 8 0 Brady they r e worn out and for gotte n Wlthlll the space of a smglc Bunch 13 Bowl ng 6 Sesame Street 33 season 11 55 - CBSNewsS DanlmelsWorld10 12 00 - Jeopardy 3 15 Password 6 News 3 lO 8 Bob Brauns It s hard lo believe that com edians could get a laugh out of a 5050Cub4 quiZzically-spoken Whom ' u the S~tws or that po 1t of 2 30 - Searc h forT om or row 8 10 Spl t Second 6 J W s 3 15 order m the Joe McCar1hy Era "as almost as overworked as 12 45 - Electr c Company 33 12 S5 - NBC News 3 S pomt m time has been durmg ll e Wate r g 1te heann gs 1 00 - News 3 A My Ch ldren 6 13 Not For Wome n Only 15 Right on where 1! s at a nd turn on ( or off) were all Concentrat on 8 What s My L ne 10 creatiOns of the youth movement of the SIXties and me gradua lly 30 - Three on a Match 3 4 15 Lets Ma ke A Deal6 13 As th e World Turns 8 0 fading from the vernacular but certmn other words such as 1 ~5 - Cover to Cover 33 rutty gntty are provm g more durable ( ar d among these are 2 00 - Days of Our .U~.JifS 3 -4 5 Newlywed Game IJ 6 some words whtch never neve1 appeared m books 0 1 polite Gu d ng L ghl 0 2 30 - Doctors 3 4 15 Edge of N ght 8 lO G rl n My Lie 6 13 convorsation not very long ago) 3 00 - Anolher World 3 4 15 General Hasp ta 6 13 Pr ce s Relevant 1s vamshmg and today s buzz word seems to be RghiB 10 RFD20 whtch means surroundmg or pervns1ve I ve seen 1t ambtent 3 JO- Return of Peyton Pla ce 3 15 One L fe to L ve 13 Secret used so often m the r ecent pa stil s hould be nonunated as the lop Sto rm 0 Ph I Donahue -4 Match Game 72 a F lntstones 6 Handsful of Ashes 20 New Word for 1973 A 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame St 33 10 Love Truly thiS language of ours 1s cbongmg - and provu\g 1ts Amer can Sty le 13 Speedracer 6 Love Lucy a Mov e VItality all the tune After all twas only a few centums ago t hat Davy 0 4 30 - Green Ac res 3 Jeopardy 4 H'ctzel 8 Bonanz:a 5 ABC nun meant prostitute and that s ore change we ca all After School Spec al 6 13 applaud 5 00 - Mr Roger s 20 33 Bonanza 3 Merv Gr If n 4 Andy ° Gr ff th 8 7 30 The Judge 0 Po ce Su rg eon 3 Ep sode Act on 33 To 5 30 - Elec Co 33 Gomer Pyle 13 Beverly H lib Ires-a Te I the Truth 6 On the Money 4 Sa e of the Cen tury B Beat Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Tra Is West 15 I Love L~ cy 6 the Clock 3 Know Your Ant que s 20 5 55 - N ght ngaie 15 a 00 - Adam 12 3 4 15 Bob and Care and Ted and A ce 6 13 6 00 - Ne ws 3 4 8 10 5 Sesame Street 20 ABC News 13 Bas c Tra n ng 20 33 Sonny tmd Cher Co nedy Hou 8 0 Persorral ty and Behav oral Development 33 8 30 Bana cek 3 4 5 Move Let e From Ti ree Lover s 6 6 30 - News 3 4 6 8 10 15 Hogan s Heroes 13 3 7 00 - News 10 What s My L ne 8 Truth or Conseq 6 3 Beat 9 00 - Cannon B 0 the Clock 4 Anyth ng You Can Do 13 Elec Co 20 Know 9 30 ~ Woman 20 Wa sh ngton Deba es 33 Your Schoo ls 33 I Spy 15 10 00 - News 20 Owen Ma s ha I 6 3 0 n Au gu s 8 Love 5 lo y 3 4 5 Ita an Summ e r 0 WIN AT BRIDGE 10 ~0 - Pr es dent Barke r s Rou nd Tab c 33 11 00 - N ews3 4 6 8 0 3 5 Ja na k 33 1 30 ~ Johnn y Ca son 3 .\ S 0 ck Cave I 6 Moves Savage Vengean ce P:a ley a t s You Muve 0 TOI)A Y S QUESTION Mut n y 13 Your partner continues to three 1 00 - News 4 D ck Cavell 13 NORTH 2 no-trump Whatdoyoudonow,. 2 30 - News 13 +8 75 •K Q10654 e JTB saves game contract t 1 Gent•ration Rap ~~~~ Bv li t lo n .111d fhc l isteners ami th~ Hutlt I L.cauers H1p You two a1 e aluays helpmg othms \Hth tl c1 r proUle1 ~~ but \\hat happens wh en you hme personal ~<Oirws Who do YOU talk to ? The rc:ISOn I ask IS that 1 m the He)en or Sue ol our crowd My friends come to me "1th their troubl es -and "e talk them ""t and try to solve them bot when I ve got a problem II avu lo • • k 1tout for myself There s 1 o one I can talk to f 01 lQStance 1 was datmg a guy who drank too much It got so every t me I !SilW hltn he was etther bombed or tipsy I tr ed ha d to help h1m even 1o gett ng chunk once to >h0 \1 I m ho\1 disgustmg 1! \las That made hill mad but 1t didn l slo~ hill so finally \\e b1oke off DUlmg that bad t1me I \las m1ser 1blc a 1 I would so much have apprecwted adv1ce foom so• cm1e But alii am 1s ~ HELEN (SUE) HEU' USNU!\IBER2 P S I hke 1elpmg my fncn I~ Ul e\ en my ene Fare t . A1 6 Note the t me Qf 7 Cancel as H RO SS 1 C1ty u the M sso Jn ij K.l gl s a spate sl at ~ }OU t:.ould U W nd 12 me her personal answers are muc.:h tou ght..-tr tha ll usc st c offers I e r r eaders Be tv, ccn us: we manage \Hlhout bW"denmg oll ers but I n glad my pt oblems have never bee 1 major HHU sn t rJ tll bit y know - HElEN +++HSHU NO 2 Who do I talk to' Domg a ]om! colmnn Wltll l om n oll n cans you can discus-: almost anythmg \\ U l er Sometunes I talk to my boyfn end or a close g rl fr1 d Ut \Cry personal matters I JUSt sit and re(lsun out for Ill:\ S lf J]'fl)]Mffi~ ; lkJ -"hJ ..-1 '~"- n~ tart fa 13 hvcr ncad:~o logo 14 I augh ng sound 16 Out for llootl 17 Ad c rsary 18 - lad 1t 19 Mortal or •en a l H ten t;t 20 i\ r tC 211 l\1 ut ac 2J lr g\C "6 As) lu n z- s t co t)l 2J JVlnC sound 11 15 lwve found an adv1ser had you really wanted one but do' n deep you know you d 1ather solve your own problen s Perl aps you have morefa1th m yourselfthan you have m fnends who t lv on you for answers - nd that s U1e fate (or the blcssmg) o[" hstener She hstens to he1 self too And she becomes a pretty pr1va te person where her ov.n a[f nrs arc coqce1 ed So what happe1 s 1[ I have wm n es rhey ~el a once 1 ; t lly w1th my family but malnl) I 1esort to sel[ ps)chol g) Sometune s I even \mte letter s to H ele1 Help Us and be l eve cI c - t1n c ( 2 ds ) 30 K lchCt) gadget 31 ol oc , t 33 Record ledger 31 Wurttcn l l Cho ce 22 ] lqU d n eas urc 23 Cl llmg look \ este rda} s Answ~:r 2{ De frost 36 Clc lt 27 Sawbuck 3' Genera 2fi Co1fTure t1on 38 Get - ~ad get doubt of ( un certain ) 39 Exhaust ( 2 \HIS ) <1.0 Rtver 32 Malay (Sp ' arch 41 Adherent pelago (suff ) 30 - stand 42 Samue I s 35 L10n s mentor pnde 43 Haunt \ r n casurc 36 A ilY to prCp;~re 1 otatocs 12 wds 11 lhm.:ulcs horse •b Altar 1 U 16 Cl oplam 4 7 Ubta111cd ad n ss101 (2 \dS ) DOWN 1 Not on luty 2 .S1 Oil 3 Nero u u1 Unscramble these four Jumbles, one Jetter to each square to form four ordma.r,y words hml 4 JJe n c 5 Ctrc 1lar segment DAII "i CRY PTOQUOTE- Heres how to work 1t AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW 15 One letter .s tmpl) stands for another ln th s sample A is l IPR!il'IEE! 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An•wer Now arrance the c1rcled letters to form the surpru~e answer .us suggested by the above cartoon ITIIllllJ {Ap.we~ Jun biea KNAVE MADLY ASTHMA What he: u:awafter 4atloo parlor used for the tluee L s X for the two 0 s etc Smgle letters apost roph es the length and formahon of the words are all h nts Ench day the code letters are dJt'fercnt CRYPTOQUOTES [ f!aVIng lomo rruwJ REPUtE the C II SZ PKCPVC UBr l AKR SYFP IKRII TZPVVQZP UBFPV IKTTY!\PVV YV BD C!P CIP JBOKR DICK TRACY NOTHING' oJUST A SIC SWOOSII OF FlAME I • 1098432 i + A 10 SOUTH (IJI +AQ .J 932 + KQJ + QJ 76 E<i sl West vulnerable West North East South IN T Pa ss 2+ Pass Pass Pass Pa ss 4' Pa ss Open ng lead ti O z• By Oswald & James Jacoby When you play Jacoby trans fer or JTB m 1ts basic form all two level s u1t responses to a one no trump openmg are artl h c •al and forcmg Two clubs " Stayman and asks partner to b1d two d1amonds 1! he doesn t hold a four cara heart or spade s mt and to b1d two of a major 11 he has four cards there If he holds two four-card majors he s1mply b1ds the better one Two d1amonds IS a heart transfer It guarantees at least five hearts and asks partner to b1d two hearts whereupon res ponder w1ll b1d along Two hearts IS a s1m11ar transfer and shows at least five spades North wants to play four hearts once he hears h1s part ner s no trump opemng He b1ds two diamonds lo transfer to hearts and then takes h1s partner nght to game 5o 0 D I BUT 5HE HASN TA'ADE A DECISION 5 NCE Stlo5 BeEN eACK SHE ~'T M.N .LOOKED WW. IF ~()UR[; IIJQII'ED AT THE SKETGHE5 :HoFr WI~ HER THREE: DAY5AGO /<I.A f-IST "Tl1tFT W~ATR£ ~ou M-TW.llo SO West opens the 10 of d1a monds East wms and .eturns the 1ack of spade~ South nses w1th the ace d1scards the twn losmg spades m dummy on h1s good d1amonds and winds up lo s mg JUSt three tncks • l' Jl II ' /0 ~ caen;1•!*i?UIJ 2 The b1ddmg has been West Norl~ East South IN T Pass 2¥ Pass 2• Pass ? You South hold +A Q ! 7 I ¥K I tl I 2 +7 3 I What do you do now " A-Bid two no trump Your two heart call was a Jacoby transfer to •lllow spades Tbil follow ap bld tells )'our partner tbll JOU c~~ra play eltber spades or no tn~mp and are aot q•ite strODI eaou1h to commit BRP Yesterdays Cryptoquote A WISE MAN SEES AS MUCH AS HE UUGliT NOT AS MU CH AS HE CAN-MONTA!GNE (© Hl 3 K ng Fratu es R) d cnte 1nc) DEBRIS NEWSP,f.PER ENTERPR S~ASSN I DYZVC VCPRHKIU EAST +JI0932 .8 + A65 +8 543 ][ North and South are not playmg JTB North w1ll wmd up m [our hearts East w1ll make hiS normal openmg of the spade JOCk and there w11l be no way to keep the defense from scormg tneks w1th the king of spades and the aces of the other three su1ts C!KC A MARKED MAN +K 92 WEST + K64 !iy THO'MAS JOSEPH 10 1 c::; NUMBER 2 !'rue listeners ate hal dly ever leane rs bee ouse l ooSically feel the) re the kmd that cant be shated'Wh"h probably me ms I fl) altijld ~eople w1U g1ve rne advlt'C 1'd r a th~r not follow J You rc sru 1rL enough to realize No 2 that there are ccrliit dec swns you JUSt have to make on yvur own It s easy ha sh•flll over triVIal womes With others and necessary that you take the b1g unmanageable kmd to experts but some of the m· IJ< twcener s you must fa,ce by yourself throughout your life UJngrat ulauons on lear rung thls early' - SUE I HEAR TEll THEY RE HAVIN A TERRIB lE BAD ENERGY CRI~IS f1IJ TH MV MAN BEEN PlA5UED WF ONE All H ';; LIFE M NO GREAT 5GHOI.AR U~DE'RSTAND 3VT IN THERE f..--;'~ tllle bald to pm e / - Pomerov 9 6 JOfC - ----- ------- -------------- Roof1ng Spoutmg Porch Repa1r' Com plete Home Remodelmg HOGG & ZUSPAN -- mterests aren t just Coca Cola he s one of the far s1ghted enlightened c1llzens of Atlanta Ga who made that fme commun1ty the most sociologically astute of southern Cities a fme gentleman m hiS ~.still full of the sallsfactions of a career well spent His only regret ~ he Complete mob le home serv ce - plus g gant c and hiS late and lovely w1fe never had children Abe Beame s N Y Mayoralty backers displa~ of molt le homes Owner ret nng must always ava lable at sacnf ce good go1ng asked Don Cornell and Frankie Carr song and bus~ness Grocery and comedy team at the Rambow GnU lo re~ord MILLER General Merchand1se Prof1t and perform Abe s campaign song FunnY'~ potent at 1s unhmtted For Cornell s a New Jersey res•dent Carr lives m MOBILE HOMES nformat1ol'l • Las Vegas Dolores Gray Dec 15th takes over 1220 Washmgton Blvd Angela Lansbury s triumphant role m London s 423 7521 BELPRE 0 Gypsy s mash Dolores also delighted London for a couple of years m the Ethel Merman role m Anme Get Your Gun Angela will take a couple of mqnths off then star m Gypsy for 1969 FORD XL Deluxe nterlor NEW SW VEL rockers and convert ble I ght yellow 5800 SIX months on a U S nahonal tour before recliners In velvet and 100 A lot o1 car for the money 327 percent nylon w th scotch Meehan c Street Pomeroy brmgmg 11 to Bdwy a year from now . guard and vinyl at the ow 9 30 3tc Cartoomst Mack MacGowan JUSI completed Jow cash and carr:y price ot $69 95 each Pomeroy a mrty caricature of Alice Faye and Phd HarriS 98 OLOSMOBIL.E 4 dr hard Recoverv 622 E Main top v ny top full power ar.~d on the wall of the Palm Restaurant on 2nd Ave Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 a r cond I onlng 7 way ad 9 30 6tc He mscr~bed 11 to the 30-years wed &tars And ustab e steering wheel low m leage Ca 992 5510 they sa1d 1t wouldn t last Alice and Phil LARGE yard sa e Wednesday 9 28 4tc ThUrsday Oct 3 and A 131 celebrate two weddmg anniversaries a year ------Lewis St New Haven W Va May 12 the date they were wed m Mexico and 1968 OLDSMOBILE 98 Wh te New G E sweeper new bunk wLth blacl< nter or a r camp cat Fenton glassware Sept 20 when they remarried m Galveston coh'd toned newt res and one Other glassware jewelry Texas Jack Oakie was their kings!Ze CUJlld owner Show room clean men women ~md ch ldren s $1 195 Call 742 5869 clothing All s zes Numerous Introduced them Phil Harris and Harry 9 28 3tc merchandise not ment oned James are opemng shortly at ~ Las Vegas 9 30 3tp Frontier have known each other smce before FOR SAW E by the C t :r:ens Nat ona Bank 1971 Chevro et CARPORT stle Oct 3 and 4 the1r I"!'B-ago btg band days - thell" fathers K noswood Stat on wagon from 9 a m t II 5 p m Avons S1 995 1971 Greml n 2 door 4 toys and mise 918 S fhlrd worked together for several years as a cucus passenger M ddlepa.rt act 9 30 3tc 930 3tc CONSTRUCTION - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 Real Estate For Sale ------ ------- PRICE Bu11t to Your Specs Delivered to Job Sttt ~---- vacuum Baer s ELECTROLUX cleaner A 1 condlt on uses paper bags has cordw nder 8 26 tfc and many attachments also shampooer attachment n eluded. Only 4 ava lab e at $37 70 cash or terms CASH pad for a I makes and ava able Phone 992 2984 models of mob e homes 9 30 6tc Phone area code 614 423 9531 4 13 ttc '3 YEAR OLD Kelv nator --- - - -- automat c washer Good 14 x 65 TRA LER 2 bedroom cond ton Ca 992 2967 after very good cond ho Phone 773 5 30 p m 5805 9 30 Jtc 8 22 tfc OLIVER 60 tra c tor w th s x foot sem mounted mower a t 14 x 64 3 BEDROOM 1 2 bath QOOd rubber and n aood on pr vate lot n Rutland shape S600 Nate Vanaman Save $1 000 Call weekdays phone 742 5322 after 6 anyt me on Sa turday ~ 9 30 6tc and Sunday 7-42 5703 9 26 tfc 1972 YAMAHA Enduro 250 ~===========--.., excellent cond ton S475 Tuppers P a ns 667 3336 A1r Cond1honers 9 30 61p Awnmgs Underpmmng - ------------- SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED ROOFING FUR NACE CLEANING AND REPAIR AND PLUMBING YARD SA LE Oct 4 and 5 10 a m t 1 6 p m New anQ used c oth ng men women and ch ld ren s c olh ng 2 a um num stor.m 3 track ASSUME payments 19'72 tra er w ndows s ze 29 w de 6 feet 12x60 2 bed room s Ca 992 7V n ong 1 outs de doo w th g ass s ze 6 feet o 3993 nches ong 2 feet 9 n w dfh 0 2 61 C Other Odds & ends U ah Swan Tuppers P a ns Oh o LOSE WEIGHT w th New on StateR 7 Not respons be Shape tab ets and Hydrex for ace dents water p liS at Dutton Drug In M dd eport and Ne son Drug 9 30 4tp 0 2 3tc - - - - --.-----QUARTER horse mare very gent e good w th ch ldren 973 14 x70 MOB LE home S75 washer a d dryer d sh 9 28 12tp washer sta nless steel s nk garbage d sposa eye level CLAS'S C Ramb er ex oven range dacron po yester 1965 cellent con d ton Maytag carpet large lot Phone 742 wr ngel- type washer dog 3083 hOuse- wei bu t 2 b kes ~0 7 18 tf nch each tr eve e boys and g r s c oth ng - s ze 8 to 10 QUARTER ho se mare very Ca 992 3373 after 5 p m gentle good w th c h dren 9 28 6 c $75 Ph Coo lv e 667 62 4 -...,....---- - - - - - - -9 28 12tp REGISTERED f ve year Ap paloosa mare wei broke gent e excel ent pleasure HO USE for sa e ocated n mare Make n ce show horse Bradbury Call 992 7'363 after or brood mare Ca ll 667 3723 6 p m 9 30 Jt c 9 5 30tc MOBILE home spa ce Market Syracuse ---- Sptct,arhst Wheel Ahgnment 0 2 St c K Os'COT Help Wanted 15 tfc HOND A 160 Dream looks good runs good ncludes two helmets 5220 t rm Call 949 5913 V 8 10 1 3 c phone 1 $695 1968 FORD FAIRLANE ST WAGON automatic tran s P steer ng & brakes a r con d t oned rad o good t res 1 owner less tha n 60 000 m l.es 5 Sale - --- BRusH HOGS 4K5 ff 992 Sl\58 CHEYELLE S995 4 door 6 cy l nder automat c transm ss on good t res clean nter or be ge f n sh rad o & heater rea economy & a popular mode , ---------'"'-YARO SALE ner of ASI1 and Oct Pets For Sale PAR,KVI EW Kenne s 1967 10 2 6lc 9 27 -6-tc - ---.......------ DOOGE POLARA • Sl395 4 door factory a r automatJc transm ss on power s teer ng & brakes good wh te wall t res wh te fin sh v nyl roof rad o heavy duty suspens on hunt nv or f sh ng on the C E Burr prope<rty V o ators w I be prosecuted S gned Wayne Butch ) w I son P um M dd eport start ng at 9 am Pomeroy Motor Co. ~970 10 2 Jtp Charge per OFFICE HOURS a m to 5 00 p m Oa ty 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY YARD SALE County ~d 5 BradbUry Wednesday and Tflursdav 10 .a m f I J p m do coal or m sc hatJ I ng obs also body work and pant obs on autos Phone 91i'7 7597 .t • Wt~L WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES r Business Services WtlL DO babvs t ng n my home Call 992 .5269 ...... .. 1023tp TR~ ~OV M AlultWS N6 --;'r---1 ... jWPA I I au �• 1 - The Dail) Sent mel Middleport PO'J1..-ov C '"t 2 1973 Employment Wanted Sentinel Classifieds ·Get Results! ___ _____________ Notice S P M DAy B~fo re P ubliCI I on Monday Oe!idl ne 9 • m Cancel at on Corn~ct ons w II be accep ~d un r I 9 a m for Da'i_of Publ cat on Re:tiULATIONS The Publ sher reserves the rlgft to ed t or re ect any ads deem•d ob eel onat The pub! sher will no be respon s ble for more than one n correct nurt on RATES Fur Want Ad Serv ice S cents per Word one nsert on M n mum Charge S l 00 14 cents per word hree consecut ve nsert ons • 26 cen ts per wo d s x con secut \le nsert ons 25 Per Cent D sco Jftr on .pa d ads and ads pa d w th n 0 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S2 00 for 50 word m n mum Each add tonal word l< BLIND ADS Add t ona 25c Advert sement 8 30 8 30 a m Sa urday to Card of Thanks 10 2 2tc espons ble for ~N debn cont racted by anyone other han mvse f as ot th s day Oc I or the IS1h of September S gned Ra Ph E Brown ng 1 WILL not be ----NO TRESPASSING 2 00 Noon POOdles 1 lov male and 1 female Phone 992 5443 1 1s tfc tor CO GROCERY bus ness fo.- sa e Bu td ng for sale or ease Phone 773 5618 f om 8 30 p m to 10 P.fJ for appo ntment '3 20 ttc __...., Kosmet cs & w gs Many spec as du r ng the mon th of Oc Phone- Ht> en Jane Brown 99:2 5113 EXCELS OR Salt Works E Ma n S Pomeroy A I k nds of sa t water pel ets water nugget s bo ck sa1_!_;md i:iwn Oh o R ver Sa t ~one 992 3891 6 5 tfc 10 2 lfc Sale 120 State Street Pomeroy Monday Tuesday and Wednesday 2 t I S 9 JO Jtc YARD Wanted SWEE PER Repa rs Pa ts .Suppl es o scoun t p ces on General mer c hand se thru our c ata og departm ent Phone 367 7736 Dav s Vacuum C eaner Store 10 am S p m Add son Oh o 9 23 30t c . WANTED CHIPWOOD For Sale or Trade MI LL w I wou any NG mach ne for meta tr ade for dr 1 press or WE W SH to thank al of nose d ke to buy qr press who he ped n aav way dur ng s ze Phone 992 7494 the I ness and death of 'our 9. 30 Jtc tather Char ey A Ne son We espec al y th a nk Or P ckens the nurses and statt at - ---Veterans Mern or a Hosp al RUMMAGESaew behedat and he staff at Arcad a the Sacred Hea Church POODLE groom ng no ap N urs ng Home We wa n to Pome oy basement Oct 4 po ntment necessary 55 May eKpress our deepest gratJtude s eand 5 Thursday and Fr day 9 tay w th dog Coo v e 667 " to those send ng f owers and 3915 J food we tha nk the m n ster 9 27 6t c 9 25 9tc C fior d Sm th for h s con -· so ng words also tor the s ngers and pa bearers and Ew ng Funera Home for the r serv ces and everyon~ NO 1 Copper 60c rad ators who he ped n any wa y who JOe brass 2Qc batte es 90c he ped make ou bu den a c ean dry G nseng roots $60 Itt e ghter to bear Car tb yellow root $4 50 May Ne son M dred Carson and . appte 60c M A Ha Reeds M dred S sson gre~nd v e Ph one 378 6249 ch ldren and g Nf 9 23 tfc grand c h ldren I w I start you w th up to 0 2 tc CORNER cupboilrds wall saoo a month guarantee cupboards chests o d guns DELIVERED send you to schoo ex any cond ton A so b ue TO decorated stoneware Wr te penses pa d Ira n you n P 0 Box 4-4 Mart nsburg se ng and serv c ng Oh o -439 35 or cal 1 484 4440 es t ab she d a ccou nt s after7pm M n m u m t ravel mus t be 8 8 90tc The Almanac 2 or over have ca abe to By United Press loternatlonal stand thorough n WANTED for auct on On Old Rt 33 Today •s Tuesday Oct 2 the vest gat on sport s m nded household goods Too s most anyth ng of va ue w buy or Phone 992 2689 275th day of 1973 With 90 to Outstand ng sell on com m ss on W I hau I follow hasp ta zat on and pens on Pomeroy, Oh1o Ca 992 3'354 or 992 2792 Haym~n s 7 25 tfc pl a n The moon IS approachmg 1l.ol Equal Opportuntty Com [~rst quarter OLD furn tur:e oak. tabes pany clocks CE' boxes brass beds LADY TO ve n with another The mornmg stars are Mnrs Call For Appo.ntment d shes or com plete lady af'ld do I ght and Saturn households Wr te M D housekeep ng comfortable RALPH BROWN M I er Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o home Ca 949 2532 Box 37 The evemng stars are Mer 16 4) 446 9353 ca I 992 6271 RacneOho Mon Oct 1-9a m 9p m cury Venus and Jup1ler 10 2 6tc 513tfc Tues Oct 2-9a m 9 p m Those born on th1s date are Long C1stance Call Co teet under the s1gn of Libra Mohandas Gandhi nationalist A LOCAL company has m F URN SHED 2 bedroom med ate open ngs for the daub e w de t a e n leader of India was born Oct fo low ng pos ons Sy acuse Cal 992 244 after 5 PAPER CARRIERS 2 11169 Account ng C erk P m Monday th ough Fr day Knowledge and exper ence n No weekend calls On th•• day m history IN cos t account ng or payro 1 9 JO tfc In 1780 Bntish spy MaJOr essen a Open ngs on th e POMEROY AND fo low ng Sh fts 8 a l")'l 4 John Andre was conviCted m BEDROOM sma house p rn A p m 1 I 2 m dn gh furn shed or unfu n shed connection w1th Bened1ct Ar 2 01 t 1~ a m SYRACUSE Ra road St M ddlepo 1 2 Olf ce seqetar es - Out es Phone 992 7494 nold s treason and was hanged nc ude tyj) ng d ct al on 9 '30 Jtc mTappan NY I ng Open ng on same sh f s sted a bove In 1889 Latm Amencan 2 X 50 MOB LE home 2 '3 Personne Ass s tan t bedrooms Ut t es turn shed nahons were represented at the Respons ble fo ec tJ t ng Ca 742 5980 and sc een ng of emp oyees f1rst Pan Amer1can con£erence 9 30 6tc Des re nterv ew ng or m Washmglon D C counse ng ex per ence FURN I ~HED 2 bedroom apart Exce ent sa lar es and fr ng e In 1919 President Woodrow ment adu ts only M d benet ts Send br ef resume of~ d eport phone 992 '3874 Wilson suffered a sl;oke that work h story and educa on CENTRAL D VISION CON 10 2 fc SOL I OAT ON COAL COM Se nd a l rep es to Box 729 S n completely paralyzed hiS left PANY lmmed ate open ngs care of The Da y Sent ne HOUSE unfurn shed 4 s1de are ava abe n the follow ng Pomeroy Oh o bedrooms n ce yard wa to post ons Ma ntenance 9 2 fc In 1968 U S Supreme Court wall carpet ng a r con Foreman (underground d ton ng 1 turn shed apart Justice Abe Fortas Withdrew HURRY HURRY T me s Ass stant M ne Foreman ment w th 3 rooms bath runn ng out H r ng now un 1 unde ground S'ect on his nonunatwn as chief ]IIStice duplex Phone 992 2780 or 992 Oct S Earn $100 week for 3 Foreman Surface M ne 3432 of the high tribunal SIX months n ghts se I ng brand toys and Forema n Re c am at on 9 2'3 tfc g fts no del ver ng no Foreman Persons app y ng Ia ter he res1gned from the co ec t ng For more n shou d hod val d foreman court adlmtting he had made a format on wr te toRt 2 Box cert f cat on papers COh O ) or 3 AND 4 ROOM turn shecl and 23 Racine Oh o -45771 have suff ce nt exper -ence to unfurn shed apartments deal w1th the Lou1s Wolfson app y for S ate exam nat on Phone 992 5434 9 25 Otc foundatiOn guaranteemg him Sa lary Commensura te w th 4 2 ftc FUEL Truck Or ver needed Exper e nce Excellent $20 000 a year for life References requ red Send Benef ts TO APPLY Wr te ROOMS by the week $18 up rep es to Box 729 E c o The or Phone Personne Me gs Inn Pam eroy Da y Sent ne Pomeroy Department Central 7 2 tfc A thought for the day Oh o D v s on Conso l d~tion Coa French wnter Henn Stendahl 9 27 6tc Compa ny Cad z Oh o 43907 PRIVATE meet ng room for Telephone 614 942 45 2 AN any organ zat on phone 992 ---- sa1d One can acqmre every so--E EQUAL OPPORTUNITY 3975 ONE to do house M th mg m so1lhtude except clean ng Phone 992 2677 EMPLOYER 3 11 tfc character 9 30 6tc 8' fc TRA CE R- aTS yracUse -adiJts __,__ on y Ca ll 992 3525 9 8 tfc ---- . IF YOU ARE MY MAN POlES MAXIMUM DIAMETER 10' ON LARGEST END ss.oo Per Ton Pets ror Sale Wanted To Buy BUNDlED SLABS $6.00 Per Ton OHIO PALLET CO. --- Help Wanted WANTED For Rent -- The Dally sentmel Jt PHONE 992 2156 --------- - ------------- ----- - --- --------------- ----- --- -- ~- --- $&~~~~8,>»>x'«''':'>:=:<=:<tt:>:t'>''8<<:<<o<«c:«<~o«<=~h>»>xt:;x:<<~vx~:<~,,~~;%«~<<~x«'»<x«,~x~»6»~~~~ I Voice along Br'Way I BY JACK 0 BRIAN KNOCK KNOCKAND IT S NO JOKE NEW YORK (KF'S) - Liz Carpenter Ladybird Johnson s former secretary get. her laughs on the lecture tra1l w1th cheap ]apes about Martha Mitchell that s r~ght hit a lady when sbe s down Novelist Junmy Breslin took a few low swipes on TV at N Y D A Frank Hogan h!ll'lpltahzed for a stroke and cancer surgery such timely ta s teles~ne ss so prediCtably Breslimsh Rosemary Cassis domg TV-coverage of the B1ll1e Jean Kmg ll'lwnph over court hustler Bobby R•ggs was a plam nght m the ear w1th her petty nagging agamst R1ggs Witlessly dreary and hardly helpful to a v1ewer l,p Cassals humorless blows for female equilhty did her sex no favor as she InSISt. on equahty w1th males she at least could have acted like a gentleman Attention Telly Savalas the Japanese are testing a new ha1r growmg process Decades ago advertismg tycoon Albert Lasker had a large and comprenens1ve survey made to deternune what product. not on the market wore most wanted by the public the top two were a cure for baldness and ~n inexpenSive simple b1rth control deviCe preferably a pill From that moment he backed birth control groups wllh heavy gifts He duln t live to see The P1ll developed nor the cure for baldness the latter 1! the Japanese or anyone else discovers 11 will make a lot of Instant MiJJJonalres Coca Cola has made more mtl!ionatres than any other product In American- or the world s - history Independently owned bottlmg compames (the Coca Cola Bottling Co of N Y ~IS listed on theN Y Stock Exchange) plus equally mdependent ( O[ the Atlanta parent finn) compallles manufacturing ·~ bottles caps Coke s1gns fo soda counters SWru and snack star:!.., l_;oke drillklng glasses c.- I straws ha~ and clothes w1th Coke s name on same - ad mf1mtum - hardly a monopoly and sllll the most prosperous soft drmt fiTIII anywhere The gentleman whQ gmded 1ts. vast success - 11 s better known mternat10nally than the name of any of our President. - IS Robert Woodruff an elder busmess statesman whose 1971 DAT SU N 1200 Good cond ton reasonab e pr ce Ca I 247 3824 9 26 6tp _.__ ----- STEREORADO tape co m b nat on am fm rad o 8 tra ck tape deck Ba ance $99 83 or use our budget te m s Ca 1 992 3965 9 28 5tc -- - -- ~--- -- LOTS of chrysanthemums for sate f eld grown We on v have one co or ve ow 10 bUnches for S5 We have some out n ful boom sorre just budd ng R~ynolds Flower Shop Mason W Va Ca 773 51 47 9 26 tfc -----.--------- UPHOL STER your own fur n tur e We have a 1 th e sup p es you w II need Upho ste y Fa b cs a very arge se lE-c t on of ny ons ve vets He c u on v ny s - n co tton pr nts a so remnan s Foam fo Gush ons and padjj ng Bu lap den ms cambr c foam glue z ppers sp r ngs and d ips ch pboa ds egs sew ng th read dacron tacks webb ng we11 cord COtton SW vt!l bas es and al o he supp js you w 1 need New fu n 1 re at ow low pr ces Pome oy Rec.ove y 62 2 E Ma n 992 7554 8 J 30 c 957 FORO 2 ton truck p ckup must be seen to apprec ate Phone 742 6352 0 2 6tc ------------6 FOOT berg ass boat 80 hp f Mer cury w th tra er Cal 985 4176 102lltp ---- APPALOOSA mare w th S month cot Phone 742 4448 10 2 6tp SO ACRE FARM w th 5 room house bath on hardtop road WJtth bu ld ng s tes $20 000 Ca 992 5795 10 2 lOtc --- - ------ It Mus.t Be Roght DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE AI! WEATHER ' ROOFING CO. MODERN SANITATION JOHN TUCKER Rt 4 .. Pomeroy 0 992 3954 or 992 1349 MIDDLEPORT OHIO Phone 992 2550 Middleport EXPERT ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED Wheel Alignment •555 \ WOOD TRUSSES On Most Amer can Cars NEW 197 3 Z GZAG sew ng mach nes n or g nal factory carton Z g zag to make buttonholes sew on buttons monograms and make fancy des gns w th ust the tw st of as ng e d al Left n lay a way and never been used W 1 sell for only S47 cash or terms ava lab e Phone 992 298-4:\ 9 30 stc Mobile Homes For Sale • ---------- ----------- --- Pomeroy Home & Auto For Free Est1mate MATERIALS CO 773 55.54 Mason W Va Open 8 Ttl5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Matn Pomeroy 0 Ph. 42-3589 P AND J HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR ... Gene's Body Shop Heat ng A~r Cond Refngerat1on Plumb ng Electncal Appl ances Auto A1r Cond Res1dent at or Commercial Ph 992 5271 Lmcoln Hlll Pomeroy 0 Pamltng A Spectalty 215 N Second Phone 992 3509 Area s Most ' Reasonable Pnces • 24 Hour Serv1ce All work guaranteed All work guaranteed MOBILE home repa r E ec tr ca l p umb ng and hea ng F''hone 992 5858 7 15 He For Sale - MONOGRAM OIL HEATERS AUTOMOBILE nsurance been canc elled ? Lost your operator s llcenS"e Cal 992 7428 6 5 tfc Smart decorator des gn wa nut g ra ned or r c h fru twood v ny c ad cab net s are handsomely h ghl ghled w th gold anod zed alum num to blend w th tbe f nest furn shings A SIZe For Every Home Pr ces Start At $210 POMEROY Jack W Carsey Mgr P one 992 2181 2 BEDROOM house '3 years o d carpet ng b g k tchen w th ots of cab nets 2 acre of ground Ra e ne Oh o Ca l 949 4998 9 12 tf c HOUSE 3 years old 3 bedroom wall to wa 1 car pet ng refr gerator and stove nc uded I v ng room k t c hen ut I ty room bath outs de utll ty sto-rage M ddleport Phone 992 5064 after 6 p m 92112tp HOU S E 5 rooms 5 acres ground R 24 Great Bend c B Shahan Rt '338 Great Bend 9 30 3tp __....._r W LL TRI Mo c ut rees and shrubbery a :\0 c ean ou basemen s a cs and e c Ca 949 322 or. 742 444 83130t c Save Up to 40 Pet OnFueiBis ---- ----- --------------NEIGITRS FO R HOUSE BU LDE RS CA LL GUY NE GLER RAC NE OH 0 9 1 30f p DEAD SnJCK. a a reasonab e 245 55 4 W 1 remnv,. Ca ch ar~e 8 23 90tc Real Estate For Sale Grocery and General MerchandiSe WRITE TO Box 163, Route 1 Portland, 0 45770 • Auto Sales -------------- ------ -------------- -------------- 2 NEW HOMES Located In the new H ckory H I s add t"" at Tuppers Pia ns 3 n ce bedrooms w th closets Modern bath colored f xt ures ceram c tile L.:ovely k tchen w1fh 12 ft base cab nets and 14 ft upper cab nets Ut I ty room Garage s f n shed on the ns de About 1 acre of ground 100x400 Good f nanc1ng on these $18 900 00 RUTLAND 1 story frame 3 n ce bedrooms w th closets Bath N 'e k tchen and d ning area Full basement w th shower All Eleclr c 51 acre S~.lOO 00 MINERSVILLE 1 story frame 3 bedrooms Bath Kitchen has lots ot base cab nets Porches and lots of ground $6 500 00 LET US KNOW Wl'fA ;[ YOUR NEEDS ARE IN REAL ESTATE AS WE HA-.E SEVERAL PROPERTIES TO CHOOSE FROM IF WE DON T HAVE IT WE WILL TRY TO FIND If FOR YOU HENRY E CLELAND BROf<ER 992 2259 If no answer 992 2568 From the la raest T .. ,;:i; Bulldoztr Radl~tor ~ma nest Hea ter Co r~ " Nathan 81ggs Radtator Specialist SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Ph~92 2174 POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992 2094 u06 E Mam Pomeroy OffiCE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE Stop In and See Ou Floor D1splay t<oger Hyse I s Ga ra ge near Crossroa ds on St Rf 124 a mechan ca t work nc ud ng a u tomat c tran..s m ss ons Monday Fr day 8 30 a m t 1 5 p m Sa t u day - 8 30 to 12 noon Unless by app Phone 992 5682 0 992 1 21 OPt::.~ ~TEAFORD ·JPqrl B T,,rforcl Sr Brok 'I 11('• Mr·ch.trrrf Sfr•·~>1 Ponu·nry, Ohril 1)/fJ'i OOWNTOWN - 4 bedrooms ba th ga s F A furnace A I ut I ties $10 500 po 117 ACRES - Lots of brush for good hunt ng 6 room house barn and other bu d ngs A m neral s S165 00 per acre BUNGALOW 2 bedrooms n ce oak •ftoors gas floor furnace and basement Only $6500 00 NEW - 3 n ce s z:e bedrooms w th large c losets Ex tra n ce 1d16b.e.._n w th S S cook and bak e un ts Fu BasemeAt $19 ~00 00 2 BEDROOMS W th all furn ture N ce bath front and back porches Only Sa900 00 ONLY 3 YEARS OLO - 2 bedrooms QllS F A furnac e Cook and bake un ts 0 n ng room enc osed porch and garage Sl6 000 00 10 ROOMS Recenlly renovated 5 bedrooms 2 baths modern k tchen gas F A furnace Large corner lot NEW - 3bedroom s arge bath w th aundry on n ce corner lot Ask ng 1ust $18 000 00 COUNTRY 2 bedrooms bath F A furnace T P water Only $4 000 00 IN TOWN - 2 bedrooms bath oak f oars Large d n ng Ba seme nt and s mall garden Only $5 000 00 BUY IT TODAY TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE GOOD READY M X CONCRETE del v,ared r ght to your pro [ect Fast and easy Free est mates Phone 992 3284 Goeg le n Ready M x Co M dd eporl Oh o 6 30 tfc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph 446 4782 Ga l po s John Russel Owne and Operator 5 12 ff c C BRADFORD A4ct oneer Compete Se rv ce Phone 9.49 '3821 Rae ne Oh o Cr tt Bradford --------EXCAVATING dozer 5 1 tfc oader and backhoe work sept c tal)kS /"IS la led dump trucks and lo boys for h re w 1 hau fi d rt op so I limestone and grave Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n ght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tf c ::=:==:::=:= - --------- DOZER and back hoe work. ponds and sept c tanks d t chlng service top soli f d rt mestone B&K E scavat ng Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 9 1 ttc crDELL WHEEL Algnment ocated at Crossroads R t 124 now back to work Comp lete front end service tune up and brake 5ervlce Wheels balanced e ectron ca l y AI work guaranteed Reasonable rates Phone 742 ~232 2 18 tfc ~------ ------ RON SHEPARD F oor Wal Remodeling Ceramic t le baths Box 280 Rutland 742 3664 6 24 tfc ===-------------FOR FREE estimates on afo-mlnum s ding Storm Doors and W ndows Car ports Marquees end Ra ling Phone Charles Lisle ._ a syracuse Ohio Carl Jacob Sales Representat ve V v Johnson and Son Inc 6 2l tfc ncAvATNG- oozeri- a rue and sma I Backhoes and loaders on track and t res Dump truck - Lo bov ser v ce Sept c tan~s nsta led George ( b II ) Pull ns Phone 992 H78 or 992 7A02 2 9 tfc --------------SEWING MACHINES Repair 7 ROOM house w th bath service all makes 992 2284 Rut and a r cond toned The Fabric Shop P-omeroy catpeted gas furnace dish Authorized s nger Sales and washer double oven range Serv ce We Sharpen Sc ssors doub e garage latge carport 3 29 tfc 4 acres cleared (Jnd fenced small baro and other SEPT !<. TANKS AROBIC bui dings Phone 614 742 6834 SEWAGE SYSTEMS 5 30 tfc CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION NEW BRICK J oearoom home STEWAR T OHIO PH 662 on 1 acre of land Large 30J5 modern kitchen full car 10 4 ttc peted lotated close to the h gh and elementary schools E LNA an dWh- ;;- Se-;,~g Call 992 7686 Mach nes Service on all makes Reasonable rates The- Sewing Center Mid POMEROY l.ustom built brick d le-port Oh o home 'our bedrooms two 11 16 tfc baths full basement f replace formal d nlng s';rvice and room Wr te J E Bayl ff 310 service calls Phone 992 2522 W High Street Cr dersv{lle 2 9 trc Ohio 45806 9 28 6tp --------------- HARRISON STv -------------6 ROOMS and bath n town Sll 000 l2S71 Call 992:1¥15 or 992 9 28 tfc --------------ACRE loh Oarw n area ----------GREAT COUNTRY 2 Tuppers Pl11 ns water Contact Hershel McClure Da ry Isle unt 1 3 p m 992 5248 after 3 992 3436 9 28 12tc -------------- 5 ROOM hoUse on 3 acres or land Tupp.ers Plains Chester water all new plumbing alum num Sid ng r fue-l oil furnace Call 985 3539 I 9 3~ 12tp STEREO 92.1 WMPOFM MiddlfiiOI"f Pomeroy • 9 -n:rei;~;i~;;oyL~g 73 & THINGS BY PAUL CRABTREE TUESOAY OCT 2 1973 < 6 OOABCNNews 3 d 8 10 56 Sesame Stree-t 20 Sportscope 33 ews 13 1 he younger generation seems deter wni..'d to dr lSlttally 6 30 - NB C News 3 4 15 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 change the EngliSh language and 11 s all Fight w1th m e 1f tl ey Hogans Hero~s 13 Your Future Is Now 33 want to 7 00 - What s Mv L ne 9 E lee Co 10 Beat The Clock 4 News That sentenee above written a gencratwn ago vould have 10 Lee Trev nos Go f H I ruth or Consequences 3 6 Dusty s Tra I 13 Marco Sport I te 33 sent shivers of horror up any English !cache• s spmc and "ould 7 15 - Janak 33 'haveearned ab1gfat F forU1 ea uthor 7 30 - ToTeiiTheTruth6 RFO 20 Cancer Uteor0eath33 It con tams sevctal nt>-no:; of the pas t "luch arc grudgmgly Beat the Clock 13 Charles Bla r s Better Word 15 New Pr ce !> R ght a 101 New Oat ng Game 3 WorJd of Surv va l4 gammg acceptance m modern usago As one ~<ho Cll.l Ius teet! on 8 00 - Maude 8 10 Chase 3 4 15 Temperatures R s ng 6 13 an ~ld Associated Press style book I dun l really hke 1! but I Lorra ne Hansberry 20 33 can t hold back the tides of change 8 30- Hawa IF ve08 10 Mo ve lsnt t Shock ng 6 3 9 00 - N.ag lc an 3 4 15 First the sentence conta ns a split mfmiLJvc to d IStlcally 9 30- Hawk ns 8 10 Arthur Prvsock 20 33 change That wa s verboten a few years back but today 10 00 - Marcus Welby M 0 6 13 Our Street 33 Pol ce Story thanks to our rap1d conversiOn from the \Hitter to tl c spoku 3 4 15 11 00 - News 3 4 a 15 10 6 Jahak 33 word m so many comrnurucutwns - 1t reall) doe~n t seem to 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 0 ck Cavett 6 Mov es The matter Lawyer 9 Knock on any Door 10 Sanctuary 13 Wlule some old maid g rammanans 1mglll Jnslst tha t 1t s Ill 00 - News 13 Your Health 4 I 30 - News 4 should be to change drasllcally I perSiJnally can I see "I) w 230 - News 13 infuullve should be unsphttaLle My own capitulation came sevezal years bark when I "as a WEDNESDAY OCT 3 1973 \ newspaper copy ed1tor and I came anoss Ule pt 1 ase r a ft nd 6 00 - Sunrise Sem nar 4 Sacred Heart 0 6 15 - Urban League 10 ra1smg story to the effect the yea rs collecuons \\ere great 6 15 - Fa m Report ~3 enough lo nearly double the prev1ou s year s total 6 25 - Paul Har vey 13 I tried 1o fix 11 T o double r earl) was JUS! plam awkward 6 30 - Co umbu s Today 4 B bl eAnswers 8 The Story 13 News 6 Nearly to double sounded a httle better but still d1dn t convey 6 45 - Corncob Re ports 3 farmt m e 10 what had happened nea rly as well as JUS! leavmg the rcportc1 s 7 00 - Tod.,y J 4 15 CBS News a 10 Fl ntstones 13 Romj)er ongmallanguage to nearly double l d dn !lose my JOb !he Room 6 7 30 - Ro cky & Bullw nkle 13 New Zoo Rev:~e6 reporter wasn t tarred and feathered by the managmg editor In 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8 10 New Zoo Revue T3 Sesame St 33 fact no one seemed 1o care Thu s [was converted Lass e 6 Spellmg a U right as 1! 1! ~<ere a cousm to all cady wh cl a 30 - Huck & Yog 6 D ck Van Dyke 13 a 55- News 13 tt IS IS a hltler harder £or me to (:ICCcpt but so many wr ters 9 00 - Paul D xon 4 Ph I Donahue 15 Fr endly Junct on 10 most of th em young are domg It from preference or Ignorance AM 3 Brady Bunch 6 Abbott and Costel lo 8 Cover to Cover that It seems alnght 1s here to stay as an ultcrnatn. e spellmg 33 Move Sonq of Bernadette 13 9 30 - ToTelltheTruthJ Secret Storma M c haels&Co 6 at least 9 55 - Chuck Wh t.e Reports 10 The deflmllve d1ct10nary publisher m the U S A [mally 10 00 - D nah Shore 3 15 Jokers W ld 8 10 rccogm zed the new spellmg m Its 1910 ed•llon cnsply notmg that 10 JO - Baffle 3 4 5 $15 000 Pyram d 8 10 M ke Doug lass ,alr1ght was a vananl spellmg of all r1ght and nothmg more 6 11 OO - Gambt8 10 Password13 Wzardof0dds3 415 Word fad s come and go a nd some are so shu•! hved that 11 30 - Ho llywood Squares 3 4 15 Love of L fe 8 0 Brady they r e worn out and for gotte n Wlthlll the space of a smglc Bunch 13 Bowl ng 6 Sesame Street 33 season 11 55 - CBSNewsS DanlmelsWorld10 12 00 - Jeopardy 3 15 Password 6 News 3 lO 8 Bob Brauns It s hard lo believe that com edians could get a laugh out of a 5050Cub4 quiZzically-spoken Whom ' u the S~tws or that po 1t of 2 30 - Searc h forT om or row 8 10 Spl t Second 6 J W s 3 15 order m the Joe McCar1hy Era "as almost as overworked as 12 45 - Electr c Company 33 12 S5 - NBC News 3 S pomt m time has been durmg ll e Wate r g 1te heann gs 1 00 - News 3 A My Ch ldren 6 13 Not For Wome n Only 15 Right on where 1! s at a nd turn on ( or off) were all Concentrat on 8 What s My L ne 10 creatiOns of the youth movement of the SIXties and me gradua lly 30 - Three on a Match 3 4 15 Lets Ma ke A Deal6 13 As th e World Turns 8 0 fading from the vernacular but certmn other words such as 1 ~5 - Cover to Cover 33 rutty gntty are provm g more durable ( ar d among these are 2 00 - Days of Our .U~.JifS 3 -4 5 Newlywed Game IJ 6 some words whtch never neve1 appeared m books 0 1 polite Gu d ng L ghl 0 2 30 - Doctors 3 4 15 Edge of N ght 8 lO G rl n My Lie 6 13 convorsation not very long ago) 3 00 - Anolher World 3 4 15 General Hasp ta 6 13 Pr ce s Relevant 1s vamshmg and today s buzz word seems to be RghiB 10 RFD20 whtch means surroundmg or pervns1ve I ve seen 1t ambtent 3 JO- Return of Peyton Pla ce 3 15 One L fe to L ve 13 Secret used so often m the r ecent pa stil s hould be nonunated as the lop Sto rm 0 Ph I Donahue -4 Match Game 72 a F lntstones 6 Handsful of Ashes 20 New Word for 1973 A 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame St 33 10 Love Truly thiS language of ours 1s cbongmg - and provu\g 1ts Amer can Sty le 13 Speedracer 6 Love Lucy a Mov e VItality all the tune After all twas only a few centums ago t hat Davy 0 4 30 - Green Ac res 3 Jeopardy 4 H'ctzel 8 Bonanz:a 5 ABC nun meant prostitute and that s ore change we ca all After School Spec al 6 13 applaud 5 00 - Mr Roger s 20 33 Bonanza 3 Merv Gr If n 4 Andy ° Gr ff th 8 7 30 The Judge 0 Po ce Su rg eon 3 Ep sode Act on 33 To 5 30 - Elec Co 33 Gomer Pyle 13 Beverly H lib Ires-a Te I the Truth 6 On the Money 4 Sa e of the Cen tury B Beat Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Tra Is West 15 I Love L~ cy 6 the Clock 3 Know Your Ant que s 20 5 55 - N ght ngaie 15 a 00 - Adam 12 3 4 15 Bob and Care and Ted and A ce 6 13 6 00 - Ne ws 3 4 8 10 5 Sesame Street 20 ABC News 13 Bas c Tra n ng 20 33 Sonny tmd Cher Co nedy Hou 8 0 Persorral ty and Behav oral Development 33 8 30 Bana cek 3 4 5 Move Let e From Ti ree Lover s 6 6 30 - News 3 4 6 8 10 15 Hogan s Heroes 13 3 7 00 - News 10 What s My L ne 8 Truth or Conseq 6 3 Beat 9 00 - Cannon B 0 the Clock 4 Anyth ng You Can Do 13 Elec Co 20 Know 9 30 ~ Woman 20 Wa sh ngton Deba es 33 Your Schoo ls 33 I Spy 15 10 00 - News 20 Owen Ma s ha I 6 3 0 n Au gu s 8 Love 5 lo y 3 4 5 Ita an Summ e r 0 WIN AT BRIDGE 10 ~0 - Pr es dent Barke r s Rou nd Tab c 33 11 00 - N ews3 4 6 8 0 3 5 Ja na k 33 1 30 ~ Johnn y Ca son 3 .\ S 0 ck Cave I 6 Moves Savage Vengean ce P:a ley a t s You Muve 0 TOI)A Y S QUESTION Mut n y 13 Your partner continues to three 1 00 - News 4 D ck Cavell 13 NORTH 2 no-trump Whatdoyoudonow,. 2 30 - News 13 +8 75 •K Q10654 e JTB saves game contract t 1 Gent•ration Rap ~~~~ Bv li t lo n .111d fhc l isteners ami th~ Hutlt I L.cauers H1p You two a1 e aluays helpmg othms \Hth tl c1 r proUle1 ~~ but \\hat happens wh en you hme personal ~<Oirws Who do YOU talk to ? The rc:ISOn I ask IS that 1 m the He)en or Sue ol our crowd My friends come to me "1th their troubl es -and "e talk them ""t and try to solve them bot when I ve got a problem II avu lo • • k 1tout for myself There s 1 o one I can talk to f 01 lQStance 1 was datmg a guy who drank too much It got so every t me I !SilW hltn he was etther bombed or tipsy I tr ed ha d to help h1m even 1o gett ng chunk once to >h0 \1 I m ho\1 disgustmg 1! \las That made hill mad but 1t didn l slo~ hill so finally \\e b1oke off DUlmg that bad t1me I \las m1ser 1blc a 1 I would so much have apprecwted adv1ce foom so• cm1e But alii am 1s ~ HELEN (SUE) HEU' USNU!\IBER2 P S I hke 1elpmg my fncn I~ Ul e\ en my ene Fare t . A1 6 Note the t me Qf 7 Cancel as H RO SS 1 C1ty u the M sso Jn ij K.l gl s a spate sl at ~ }OU t:.ould U W nd 12 me her personal answers are muc.:h tou ght..-tr tha ll usc st c offers I e r r eaders Be tv, ccn us: we manage \Hlhout bW"denmg oll ers but I n glad my pt oblems have never bee 1 major HHU sn t rJ tll bit y know - HElEN +++HSHU NO 2 Who do I talk to' Domg a ]om! colmnn Wltll l om n oll n cans you can discus-: almost anythmg \\ U l er Sometunes I talk to my boyfn end or a close g rl fr1 d Ut \Cry personal matters I JUSt sit and re(lsun out for Ill:\ S lf J]'fl)]Mffi~ ; lkJ -"hJ ..-1 '~"- n~ tart fa 13 hvcr ncad:~o logo 14 I augh ng sound 16 Out for llootl 17 Ad c rsary 18 - lad 1t 19 Mortal or •en a l H ten t;t 20 i\ r tC 211 l\1 ut ac 2J lr g\C "6 As) lu n z- s t co t)l 2J JVlnC sound 11 15 lwve found an adv1ser had you really wanted one but do' n deep you know you d 1ather solve your own problen s Perl aps you have morefa1th m yourselfthan you have m fnends who t lv on you for answers - nd that s U1e fate (or the blcssmg) o[" hstener She hstens to he1 self too And she becomes a pretty pr1va te person where her ov.n a[f nrs arc coqce1 ed So what happe1 s 1[ I have wm n es rhey ~el a once 1 ; t lly w1th my family but malnl) I 1esort to sel[ ps)chol g) Sometune s I even \mte letter s to H ele1 Help Us and be l eve cI c - t1n c ( 2 ds ) 30 K lchCt) gadget 31 ol oc , t 33 Record ledger 31 Wurttcn l l Cho ce 22 ] lqU d n eas urc 23 Cl llmg look \ este rda} s Answ~:r 2{ De frost 36 Clc lt 27 Sawbuck 3' Genera 2fi Co1fTure t1on 38 Get - ~ad get doubt of ( un certain ) 39 Exhaust ( 2 \HIS ) <1.0 Rtver 32 Malay (Sp ' arch 41 Adherent pelago (suff ) 30 - stand 42 Samue I s 35 L10n s mentor pnde 43 Haunt \ r n casurc 36 A ilY to prCp;~re 1 otatocs 12 wds 11 lhm.:ulcs horse •b Altar 1 U 16 Cl oplam 4 7 Ubta111cd ad n ss101 (2 \dS ) DOWN 1 Not on luty 2 .S1 Oil 3 Nero u u1 Unscramble these four Jumbles, one Jetter to each square to form four ordma.r,y words hml 4 JJe n c 5 Ctrc 1lar segment DAII "i CRY PTOQUOTE- Heres how to work 1t AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW 15 One letter .s tmpl) stands for another ln th s sample A is l IPR!il'IEE! 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An•wer Now arrance the c1rcled letters to form the surpru~e answer .us suggested by the above cartoon ITIIllllJ {Ap.we~ Jun biea KNAVE MADLY ASTHMA What he: u:awafter 4atloo parlor used for the tluee L s X for the two 0 s etc Smgle letters apost roph es the length and formahon of the words are all h nts Ench day the code letters are dJt'fercnt CRYPTOQUOTES [ f!aVIng lomo rruwJ REPUtE the C II SZ PKCPVC UBr l AKR SYFP IKRII TZPVVQZP UBFPV IKTTY!\PVV YV BD C!P CIP JBOKR DICK TRACY NOTHING' oJUST A SIC SWOOSII OF FlAME I • 1098432 i + A 10 SOUTH (IJI +AQ .J 932 + KQJ + QJ 76 E<i sl West vulnerable West North East South IN T Pa ss 2+ Pass Pass Pass Pa ss 4' Pa ss Open ng lead ti O z• By Oswald & James Jacoby When you play Jacoby trans fer or JTB m 1ts basic form all two level s u1t responses to a one no trump openmg are artl h c •al and forcmg Two clubs " Stayman and asks partner to b1d two d1amonds 1! he doesn t hold a four cara heart or spade s mt and to b1d two of a major 11 he has four cards there If he holds two four-card majors he s1mply b1ds the better one Two d1amonds IS a heart transfer It guarantees at least five hearts and asks partner to b1d two hearts whereupon res ponder w1ll b1d along Two hearts IS a s1m11ar transfer and shows at least five spades North wants to play four hearts once he hears h1s part ner s no trump opemng He b1ds two diamonds lo transfer to hearts and then takes h1s partner nght to game 5o 0 D I BUT 5HE HASN TA'ADE A DECISION 5 NCE Stlo5 BeEN eACK SHE ~'T M.N .LOOKED WW. IF ~()UR[; IIJQII'ED AT THE SKETGHE5 :HoFr WI~ HER THREE: DAY5AGO /<I.A f-IST "Tl1tFT W~ATR£ ~ou M-TW.llo SO West opens the 10 of d1a monds East wms and .eturns the 1ack of spade~ South nses w1th the ace d1scards the twn losmg spades m dummy on h1s good d1amonds and winds up lo s mg JUSt three tncks • l' Jl II ' /0 ~ caen;1•!*i?UIJ 2 The b1ddmg has been West Norl~ East South IN T Pass 2¥ Pass 2• Pass ? You South hold +A Q ! 7 I ¥K I tl I 2 +7 3 I What do you do now " A-Bid two no trump Your two heart call was a Jacoby transfer to •lllow spades Tbil follow ap bld tells )'our partner tbll JOU c~~ra play eltber spades or no tn~mp and are aot q•ite strODI eaou1h to commit BRP Yesterdays Cryptoquote A WISE MAN SEES AS MUCH AS HE UUGliT NOT AS MU CH AS HE CAN-MONTA!GNE (© Hl 3 K ng Fratu es R) d cnte 1nc) DEBRIS NEWSP,f.PER ENTERPR S~ASSN I DYZVC VCPRHKIU EAST +JI0932 .8 + A65 +8 543 ][ North and South are not playmg JTB North w1ll wmd up m [our hearts East w1ll make hiS normal openmg of the spade JOCk and there w11l be no way to keep the defense from scormg tneks w1th the king of spades and the aces of the other three su1ts C!KC A MARKED MAN +K 92 WEST + K64 !iy THO'MAS JOSEPH 10 1 c::; NUMBER 2 !'rue listeners ate hal dly ever leane rs bee ouse l ooSically feel the) re the kmd that cant be shated'Wh"h probably me ms I fl) altijld ~eople w1U g1ve rne advlt'C 1'd r a th~r not follow J You rc sru 1rL enough to realize No 2 that there are ccrliit dec swns you JUSt have to make on yvur own It s easy ha sh•flll over triVIal womes With others and necessary that you take the b1g unmanageable kmd to experts but some of the m· IJ< twcener s you must fa,ce by yourself throughout your life UJngrat ulauons on lear rung thls early' - SUE I HEAR TEll THEY RE HAVIN A TERRIB lE BAD ENERGY CRI~IS f1IJ TH MV MAN BEEN PlA5UED WF ONE All H ';; LIFE M NO GREAT 5GHOI.AR U~DE'RSTAND 3VT IN THERE f..--;'~ tllle bald to pm e / - Pomerov 9 6 JOfC - ----- ------- -------------- Roof1ng Spoutmg Porch Repa1r' Com plete Home Remodelmg HOGG & ZUSPAN -- mterests aren t just Coca Cola he s one of the far s1ghted enlightened c1llzens of Atlanta Ga who made that fme commun1ty the most sociologically astute of southern Cities a fme gentleman m hiS ~.still full of the sallsfactions of a career well spent His only regret ~ he Complete mob le home serv ce - plus g gant c and hiS late and lovely w1fe never had children Abe Beame s N Y Mayoralty backers displa~ of molt le homes Owner ret nng must always ava lable at sacnf ce good go1ng asked Don Cornell and Frankie Carr song and bus~ness Grocery and comedy team at the Rambow GnU lo re~ord MILLER General Merchand1se Prof1t and perform Abe s campaign song FunnY'~ potent at 1s unhmtted For Cornell s a New Jersey res•dent Carr lives m MOBILE HOMES nformat1ol'l • Las Vegas Dolores Gray Dec 15th takes over 1220 Washmgton Blvd Angela Lansbury s triumphant role m London s 423 7521 BELPRE 0 Gypsy s mash Dolores also delighted London for a couple of years m the Ethel Merman role m Anme Get Your Gun Angela will take a couple of mqnths off then star m Gypsy for 1969 FORD XL Deluxe nterlor NEW SW VEL rockers and convert ble I ght yellow 5800 SIX months on a U S nahonal tour before recliners In velvet and 100 A lot o1 car for the money 327 percent nylon w th scotch Meehan c Street Pomeroy brmgmg 11 to Bdwy a year from now . guard and vinyl at the ow 9 30 3tc Cartoomst Mack MacGowan JUSI completed Jow cash and carr:y price ot $69 95 each Pomeroy a mrty caricature of Alice Faye and Phd HarriS 98 OLOSMOBIL.E 4 dr hard Recoverv 622 E Main top v ny top full power ar.~d on the wall of the Palm Restaurant on 2nd Ave Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 a r cond I onlng 7 way ad 9 30 6tc He mscr~bed 11 to the 30-years wed &tars And ustab e steering wheel low m leage Ca 992 5510 they sa1d 1t wouldn t last Alice and Phil LARGE yard sa e Wednesday 9 28 4tc ThUrsday Oct 3 and A 131 celebrate two weddmg anniversaries a year ------Lewis St New Haven W Va May 12 the date they were wed m Mexico and 1968 OLDSMOBILE 98 Wh te New G E sweeper new bunk wLth blacl< nter or a r camp cat Fenton glassware Sept 20 when they remarried m Galveston coh'd toned newt res and one Other glassware jewelry Texas Jack Oakie was their kings!Ze CUJlld owner Show room clean men women ~md ch ldren s $1 195 Call 742 5869 clothing All s zes Numerous Introduced them Phil Harris and Harry 9 28 3tc merchandise not ment oned James are opemng shortly at ~ Las Vegas 9 30 3tp Frontier have known each other smce before FOR SAW E by the C t :r:ens Nat ona Bank 1971 Chevro et CARPORT stle Oct 3 and 4 the1r I"!'B-ago btg band days - thell" fathers K noswood Stat on wagon from 9 a m t II 5 p m Avons S1 995 1971 Greml n 2 door 4 toys and mise 918 S fhlrd worked together for several years as a cucus passenger M ddlepa.rt act 9 30 3tc 930 3tc CONSTRUCTION - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 Real Estate For Sale ------ ------- PRICE Bu11t to Your Specs Delivered to Job Sttt ~---- vacuum Baer s ELECTROLUX cleaner A 1 condlt on uses paper bags has cordw nder 8 26 tfc and many attachments also shampooer attachment n eluded. Only 4 ava lab e at $37 70 cash or terms CASH pad for a I makes and ava able Phone 992 2984 models of mob e homes 9 30 6tc Phone area code 614 423 9531 4 13 ttc '3 YEAR OLD Kelv nator --- - - -- automat c washer Good 14 x 65 TRA LER 2 bedroom cond ton Ca 992 2967 after very good cond ho Phone 773 5 30 p m 5805 9 30 Jtc 8 22 tfc OLIVER 60 tra c tor w th s x foot sem mounted mower a t 14 x 64 3 BEDROOM 1 2 bath QOOd rubber and n aood on pr vate lot n Rutland shape S600 Nate Vanaman Save $1 000 Call weekdays phone 742 5322 after 6 anyt me on Sa turday ~ 9 30 6tc and Sunday 7-42 5703 9 26 tfc 1972 YAMAHA Enduro 250 ~===========--.., excellent cond ton S475 Tuppers P a ns 667 3336 A1r Cond1honers 9 30 61p Awnmgs Underpmmng - ------------- SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED ROOFING FUR NACE CLEANING AND REPAIR AND PLUMBING YARD SA LE Oct 4 and 5 10 a m t 1 6 p m New anQ used c oth ng men women and ch ld ren s c olh ng 2 a um num stor.m 3 track ASSUME payments 19'72 tra er w ndows s ze 29 w de 6 feet 12x60 2 bed room s Ca 992 7V n ong 1 outs de doo w th g ass s ze 6 feet o 3993 nches ong 2 feet 9 n w dfh 0 2 61 C Other Odds & ends U ah Swan Tuppers P a ns Oh o LOSE WEIGHT w th New on StateR 7 Not respons be Shape tab ets and Hydrex for ace dents water p liS at Dutton Drug In M dd eport and Ne son Drug 9 30 4tp 0 2 3tc - - - - --.-----QUARTER horse mare very gent e good w th ch ldren 973 14 x70 MOB LE home S75 washer a d dryer d sh 9 28 12tp washer sta nless steel s nk garbage d sposa eye level CLAS'S C Ramb er ex oven range dacron po yester 1965 cellent con d ton Maytag carpet large lot Phone 742 wr ngel- type washer dog 3083 hOuse- wei bu t 2 b kes ~0 7 18 tf nch each tr eve e boys and g r s c oth ng - s ze 8 to 10 QUARTER ho se mare very Ca 992 3373 after 5 p m gentle good w th c h dren 9 28 6 c $75 Ph Coo lv e 667 62 4 -...,....---- - - - - - - -9 28 12tp REGISTERED f ve year Ap paloosa mare wei broke gent e excel ent pleasure HO USE for sa e ocated n mare Make n ce show horse Bradbury Call 992 7'363 after or brood mare Ca ll 667 3723 6 p m 9 30 Jt c 9 5 30tc MOBILE home spa ce Market Syracuse ---- Sptct,arhst Wheel Ahgnment 0 2 St c K Os'COT Help Wanted 15 tfc HOND A 160 Dream looks good runs good ncludes two helmets 5220 t rm Call 949 5913 V 8 10 1 3 c phone 1 $695 1968 FORD FAIRLANE ST WAGON automatic tran s P steer ng & brakes a r con d t oned rad o good t res 1 owner less tha n 60 000 m l.es 5 Sale - --- BRusH HOGS 4K5 ff 992 Sl\58 CHEYELLE S995 4 door 6 cy l nder automat c transm ss on good t res clean nter or be ge f n sh rad o & heater rea economy & a popular mode , ---------'"'-YARO SALE ner of ASI1 and Oct Pets For Sale PAR,KVI EW Kenne s 1967 10 2 6lc 9 27 -6-tc - ---.......------ DOOGE POLARA • Sl395 4 door factory a r automatJc transm ss on power s teer ng & brakes good wh te wall t res wh te fin sh v nyl roof rad o heavy duty suspens on hunt nv or f sh ng on the C E Burr prope<rty V o ators w I be prosecuted S gned Wayne Butch ) w I son P um M dd eport start ng at 9 am Pomeroy Motor Co. ~970 10 2 Jtp Charge per OFFICE HOURS a m to 5 00 p m Oa ty 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY YARD SALE County ~d 5 BradbUry Wednesday and Tflursdav 10 .a m f I J p m do coal or m sc hatJ I ng obs also body work and pant obs on autos Phone 91i'7 7597 .t • Wt~L WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES r Business Services WtlL DO babvs t ng n my home Call 992 .5269 ...... .. 1023tp TR~ ~OV M AlultWS N6 --;'r---1 ... jWPA I I au �• 10 - Ttn•Da1l\ &ntmd Mtddleport Pomroo, , O O<t • ~ 191l Housing wAI trickle down B) GeorgrJ Marder WASHING'rON 1UP!) _ If President Ntxon s g propot;;l is " ork th ~ \I ants them to, th oor wtll get substd1es for er homes as more afflu t cthzens move ""Y MEIGS TliEATRE Ton1ght thru Thursday Oct 2 J 4 NOT OPEN l-n day thru Tu ~d il Y Oct s 9 Walt Dtsney s REDKNOBS& BROOMSTICKS { T ec hn I color) Angela Lansbury Tomt~nson Dav1d I GI Ots n ey Cartoons Band Concert Pluto s Heart Throb Admtssion Sl SO& 7Sc mto ne" housmg projects _ )he tnckle down theory a !ted to houswg • Heres how 11 would wort:' Ntxon has endorsed dtrecl cash payments to Ute poor as the most prom1stng subslltute for the present system of subSJd tzed houswg for lowmcome fam1hes mcome famJlies can afford Shelter for All That has been lrue for more than a generation and no one expects tt to change 1 The economtcs are such that r---------------------.., Show Starts 7 p m unique "Constitutional status ·~ CLEAN UP WITH FRIGIDAIRE makes it ever made WASHINGTON (NEA) - Wh1le cons Mtt4ional authonttes dtsagree sharply Vtce President Agne1 's posstble mumuuty to mdtclment liefore government help to bUilder and lender ts flawed bee~ use tt assumes that the baste problem ts lack of housmg rather than lack of mcome Housmg Secretary Jaljles T Lynn does not expect that pnvate enterpnse wtll suddenly fmd a new way to butld housmg for Ute poor lUlder the proposed new set-up even wtth low-mcom e fa mlltes gettmg dtrect cash payments for housmg The cash payments would have to be so large as to be "'m unpeachJnent, one makes an argwnent AIRMAN McKINNEY Airman Samuel F McKinney, Jr , :son o[ Mrs Helena Dolson of MJunt Alto, W Va , ha s be~o assigned to Williams AfB, Artz , after completing A1r Force baste tramJng at San Antonio, Texas He has been a5Slgned to a umt of the Alr Force 2 feet w1de) 1 whe o Ihe w~<h 1 and •••• • •P~ and I me - onvw~• 1 Y'l.l' ~•n au adoquoll w r n a plumb n11 ond ~lt11 111 2 SpM!I Wa$h&! ( ean• a m y 1,. oad• • RqLIIa and Del cltt ~~ na• 1 Flow na; Heot n Dr~tr lti~IS "o hu 1un•n na un • Pt montn P ••• C• t n Wuhe r and Dryer Yu.r ~ ' ' ! totally for unac ptable lo Congress the ce poor to be able to afford the pnvate houstng no" commg onto the market No Substandard Housing Under the new proposal, Lynn expects pnvate en. terpnse wtll still be bwldmg new housmg for those who c;m afford tl wtthout government help As the more affiuent move mto the new housmg, vacanctes supposedly wtll develop whtch the poor could afford wtth Ute dtrect government payments Thts does not mean that the housmg avatlable would be sUbstandard In hts housmg m~sage to Congress, Nixon assured1 hat the cash payment would be enough to provtde a low-mcome famtly wtth "safe and samtary" housmg Hand me-down housmg for the poor would also solve another problem wh1ch has been plagumg the natwn D $20cash 'l41tloolou nd1 ~• 0 do • WCt>J l '1/U h wcon wnno 111f ""I a.,. 1 \ "'" 011 .. ·~"' ~-----~--------------------~--­ ' FRIGIDAIRE BAKER FURNITURE MIDDlEPORT, 0. Dr. Lewis (Continued from Page 1) went around the world VlSltmg mtsstonanes and mission statiOns, and durmg the last ftve years, Dr Lewis has given voluntanly all hts vacatiOn time except three weeks to Mtsston Wttness and to help ratse funds for Our Chnstian World Mtsston ' of the Untied Church of Chtrst Some years before the Umted Church of Chnst was formed m 1957, Dr Lewts suggested the tdea and presented the ongmal motion (whtch earned unammousiy ) at the annual meetmg of Ute Annmty Fund for Congregattonal Chnsltan Churches and Mtmsters that spec1::M lJfe msurance and spectal health and acctdent msurance for the clergy be arranged by the Congregaltonal denommatwn Such msurance was adopted a few years ago by the Umted Church of Chnst Dr Lewts also proposed that the DRIVE-IN TELLER WINDOW SERVICE! • Join 'em . en route to work, shopping, or driving the kids to school! Auto Teller Window ana Walk-up Window Open Friday Evenings S"to 7 P.M. WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FR E- t.ilbens /4aHonal MIDDLEPORT OHIO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Cvrporatton ..._ • ) ' I $12 00 Dudley's Aorist 59 N 2nd Middleport 0 r ·~ R< ~ ~ m. ?: I ' ~ i ' •··: • .. ... ··"': •• ~--:. ... ~;-. President ts the one man 'On the sue· cesston ladder whose place IS fiXed by the Constituhon and could only be altered by the slow amendment procedure demandtng ra\lflcAtton by 38 states The professor adds ~' It 's not that he's mdiSpensable, but that he 's Wtavotdable " To put 1t dtrecUy m practical terms, thts means the Vtce Prestden\, tf ftrst mdtcted, could be stttmg m a courtroom lllldergmng trtal, only to be tapped on the shoulder and notlfted suddenly that he was prestdent Th1s 1s Bickel 's answer to Umverstty OL Chtcago Prof Phtbp Kurland and others who contend that the governmg "practtcabty' is that the Vtce Prestdent has no stgmftcant dulles and thus can eastly be spared for tr1al In the Kurland vtew, the Prestdent IS Ute only truly tndtspensable man, smce the natton cannot have tis chosen chtef execultve passmg ttme m court whtle matters demandmg leadership and dectswn p!le up One legal scholar who shares thiS judgment but cannot be named ts troubled by the tdea of applymg the same doctrme to the Vtce Prestdent on the theory he mtght succeed to the top By Umted Press International Talk of a nationwtde protest agamst the freeze on gasolme pnces spread among ftlling stalton operators today, wtth half the statiOns m Houston, Tex , closed Monday and more than a thousand on New Yorks Long Island expected to do the same m the next few days In Washington, a Whtte House spokesman satd Prestdent Ntxon would announce tn the very near future a plan to ratton the sale of propane, whtch Ls used m rural areas to News Harry M. Ord, 56, dies in far west Harry Mtlton Ord 56 a area restdent dted Fnday at Veterans Hospttal 1n former Mt V1ew Cal tf Mr Ord who served 21 years 4 In the U S M tl 1tary and was a pnsoner of war m Germany dunng World War 2 was preceded 1n death by h 1s parents Harry and Jenny Hess Ord and h1s w1fe who dted July 15 of th 1s year Ord a former engmeer for the ct fy of Mt V1ew was born July 12 1917 1n New Haven W Va He IS surv1ved by four daughters Mrs R A Bl1ss (Donna) of llltno1s Mrs Dane Moore ( Darlene) of Kentucky and Susan and Sh1rley Ord of Mt Vtew two sons Mtlton (Pete) of Canton Ohto, and Charles Ord m Mtnnesota two ~rolhers Dtck Ord of New Haven and Jack Ord of Letart W Va and two s1sters Mrs Ranktn Roach (Irma I of Ravenswood and Mrs Harvey Newland (Della) of Mason Funeral serv1ces will be held Thursday at 3 p m '" lhe Foglesong Funeral Home Mason wolh lhe Rev Bt lI DeMoss offtclattng Bun a I w1ll loll ow tn Graham Cemelery Frtends may call Thursday before serv1ces FBI HERE The Metgs County Shenff's Dept atded the Federal Bureau of InvesttgatJOn Monday mght m a search near Tuppers Plams for a man wanted on a federal warrant The fugttive, dressed m green wor~ clothes, ts descr~bed as 32 years old, 159 lbs , 5 9, thinly buill wtth a thm reddtsh moustache and walnut stamed hands • LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in downtown Pomeroy at II a m Tuesday was 68 degrees, under cloudy sktes ' \ ' 11 We were two - Gridder .uninjured in mishap Ralph E SrmUt; 17, Rt 2, Btdwell; quarterback for the NorUt Gallia• Pirate football team, escaped InJury m r if smgle car acctdent at 6 55 p m on Rt 160, three and four tenths rrules south of Rt 554 Accordtng rto the Galha~ Metgs Post State Htghway Patrol, SliuUt lost control of his car when~ the nght rear ttre blew out The car left the htghway and h1t a guardrail No charge was !ifed Frank G!lkey, Jr, 27, Langsvtlle, was ctted for speed exeessive for cortditions followmg an ac ctdent at 3 15 p m Monday on Rl 124 near Hysell RWl Rd Offtcers satd an Wltdentifted \l~hicle stopped, Gtlkey attempted to stop, but hts car sktdded on wet pavement, traveled left of the center, and hit an auto dnven by Dorothy M DaviS, 46, of Langsvtlle At 2 30 p m Monday a two car acctdent was mvestigated on Clark Chape~ Rd two and three tenths mtles east of Rt 160 The patrol satd cars drtven by Orland R Cochran, 17, Rt I, Vmton and Gertrude E Ferrell, 29, Rt I, Btdwell, collided There w&s moderate damage Cochran was cJted to Juvemle Court lor having no hcense DEFENDANTS FINED Two.defendants were ftned m Syracuse Mayor Herman London's Court Mondaf mght Evelyn Frances F~rman, Racme, Rt 2, was ftned $5 and costs for fatlure to stop wtthin assured clear dtstance, and Ben Hams, Jr , Racme, Rt 1, $150 and costs anfj. three days confmement for dnvmg whtle mtox1eatM The arrestm~ officer was Pollc!e Chief Milton Vanan SERVICES TONIGHT Masomc servtces for Uoyd Swnmeti1eld who d1ed Sunday wtll be held thiS evemng at the Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home at 7 30 p In conducted by Shade Rtver Lodge 453 Mrs Jean Swnmerfteld, Chester, was llsted as { a stster-m-law Its fatlure to say whether the latter process may m any mstance precede Impeachment ts where the rub comes Those who argue the Vtce Prestdent ought to be lndtctable, for the ctted practical reasons, thmk thts clause opens the door ••• in Briefs conunanders sa1d the Situation was "grave" and one officer sa1d • an estunated 1,000 rebelS had massed on the south bank of the cents down and we are still a Holzer Medocal Center c~nt down after the rulmg (Discharges) That s no relief, ' be satd Norma Burns, Pamela Prices Higher than Limit Burton, Isabell Carnahan, A spokesman for the servtce Eugene French, Stephame statwn dealers assoCLahon m Fugate Ktmberly Hammond, Mtchigan satd som~ dealers George Htll , Joy Hunnell have posted new prtces htgher Manon Lewis, Beatnce McCormtck, Retha Owens A~drey Poore, Jauntta Sprause, Harold Thomas Esther Van Meter and Luella Wood (Birth) Mr and Mrs John H Richards, a son, Jackson operator~s to law " . REV DeMOSS RACINE - The Rev William DeMoss, mmlster of the United Methodist Ch urch, New Haven, W Va , will be the guest speaker during the "Seven Nights For Chnst Crusade" Oct 15 through the 21 at Southern High School In Racine Special smgers featured "Ill be the 'Angela1res" of Sugar Grove, Ohm All churches m Racine are taking part In the Crusade Servaces ~tU be held nightly at 7 30 The public 1s cord!ally mvlted BALTlMOHE (U P! ) - Lawyers for V1ee Prestdent Sptro T Agnew conferred today wtlh Federal Judge Walter S Hoffman JIOportedl} to press for an lrlqUiry mto news leaks surrolllldmg the grand JUI) mvestlgatwn of Agnew On H not her flo on m the federal courthouse m dtl\\ ntown Baltimore, the federal grand jury convened for another closed • sess1on to consLder ev 1de nce agau;ast Agnew concermng allegations or cx t orhon, bnbery, consptracy a nd fraud growmg out of an mvest1gahon of a reported ktckback scheme m Maryland slate polttics Wtlham J Muth, an Agnew supporter and former vtce chatrman of lhe Baltunore ctty counctl , returned for another appearance before the 22member panel He refused to test ofy last Thursday at an tmllal sesston Attorneys Jay H Topkis Martm London and Judah Best appeared earlier for a meeting wtth Hoffman, a U S distnct Judge at Norfolk, Va , who was ass1gned supervLSion or the pohtJcally explos ove grand JUry fnvestlgatlon afler all federal JUdges m Maryland wtthdrew because of famtlianty wtth flglU'es m the case The v1ce pres1dent 's at torneys were sa1d to be requesting Hoffman 's per mtsston to question under oath Justtce Department offtcmls and newsmen concern mg the source of news leaks Agnew has s81d the leaks make tt I' resident ready to see reporters l,WASHINGTON (UPII ~esldent Nixon was reported to be preparmg lor a news conftrence this week, perhaps as early as today Aides tndlcated that the Chief Exe'cutlve, with no public appointments on his schedule today , was ready to meet agam w1tb reporters It would be his sixth news conference of the year .... .. ~. Gertrude Rickard died on Monday Mrs Gertrude B Rickard dleport three sisters 75 Locus! 51 Mlddleporl doed Clara Alma Newton Monday at Veterans Memonal Hosp ital 1 Mrs Rickard , bOrn Dllc 26 1 tn Me tgs County "1. was preceded tn death by her parents Eaph and Mary Vancooney Dalrymple her first husband H~rry Wyatt her second husband Stan ley R1ckard and one brother Jack 1897 Dalrymple Mrs R1ckard Is surv1ved by one daughter , Mrs Mlldted Nleadows Pomerqy a son William Wyall Mid • Mrs M1d dleporl Mrs Paul ( Elozabelh l Keller Moddleporl RD and Mrs Arthur (Myrt le) Wagner Columbus one grandson Paul Johnson Athens and one great granddaughter Funeral serv1ces w1ll be Thursday at 10 a m at Rawlings Coats Funeral Home with the Rev James Lewts of Pt Pleasant officiating Burial will be m Cheshire Gravel Hlll Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday... from 10 to 12 and 3 9 • ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Open Weekdays 9:30 to 5 pm S.hop Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 pm CotySays: BALANCE YOUR COMPLEXION NOW WITH EQUASION The perfect 24-hour beauty care It helps restore mo1sture balance so skm stays radmntly young I FOAMING SOAP CONCENTRATE Cleanses gently, leaves skm ultra clean but never taut $3.00 1 ENRICHED NIGHT TREATMENT R1ch, greaseless 'souffle",. to l, I u h replemsh natural mls, defy dryness' $5.00 PEEL-AWAY MASK The fast, 10-mmute • hft" that removes dn1 and flakes, le,tves skm soft and clear $4.00 . FRESH PEACH WAKE-UP GEL ~t.l.l~-..;;;.. 30-second cleanser to wake-up A r--=-::_-~ • sleepy skm' Ennched wtth skm-pampenng peach kernel Otl $3.00 FRESH PEACH MOISTURE CREAM W1th protectove Hydrolyzed Prot~tn and peach kernel otl Gteat make-up base for Liry skin' $4.00 SEE THE COMPLHF. EQUASION COLI fl..CTION NOW AT ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY " ' which was m ji1TOr Mrs, was Summerfteld m-law • hiS daughter- .__ _ _ "'_ _ _ _ _...,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ . \ wand Jury room ts lorRte<l character assassanauon tn Ang~les lawyer assumed • full Meanwhile Donald Segretlt nuendo and a complete resp.Zihslblilly ' £or a Jetter testtfoed today that Prestdent dtsregard for !he pnvacy of matled to voters durmg the Nnton's former appomtroenls m yse lf, my frtend s and my 1972 Flortda Democ raltc secre tary , Dwtght Chaptn, famtly ' Segrettt satd pnmary campatgn on Ctttzens enaouraged htm to nrount a From the )>egmnmg of hts for Muskte stattonery The polttocal sabotage campa tgn work as a Repubhcan agenf,' March 11 1972 letter accused a ga 1n s t De rn o.c r a t 1 c Segrettt te st1 f1ed Chapm' Sens Jie~ry M Jackson, 0ptcs idcnltal randtdates last 'stressed the secrecy of" my Wash and Hubert H Hum}ear duties anp stated that he would phrey', D Mtnn , of sexu~l Segretlt told the Senate be my contnct at the Wh1te mtsconduct Watergate committee he now House " I ~ deeply regret that I feel s the ' deepest regrets ' for But th e 32-year old Los (Continued on Page B) h1s achvttles whtch 'were wrong t~nd ha' e no plaCe m the Amencan pohtlcal system " Station operators to nwer Segretlt smd that when he COl UMBUS !UP[) - Nearly 500 Ohio gasoline station wasrerru1ted m the swnmer of operators wtll meet here fhursday to dectde whether to 1971 by Cha pm and another pa rltc1pate m a nattonwtde shutdown 1o protest proce Wh1te House atde, Gord on regulattons Stra chan, that he "as told hts ;. The meetmg, to be held at 8 p m at the Arts and Cratts , Society of behalf of the nders activities would not mclude Butldmg on the State Fairgrou nds , was prompted by a There wtll be adult superviSIOn tllegal a<ts : predittwn by a Cahforrua service station association of The Ca ltfornia Ia wyer along the route, cancer umt • fic1al that a nahon\\ Ide movement could mvolve as many as testtf}mg under a grant of '•' offt ctal. sa td 20, 000 s tatwns hunted 1mmumty after Statton operators clatm new regu!Bttons tssued la<t All nders are asked to be al pleadtng gutlty Monday to week by the Cost of L1vmg Counctl resulted m margtna l the locatton no later than 9 so three counts of mmor poltltcal rehef from the pro!Jt squeeze Smce a dealer cannot pass that ti\e sponsor sheets can be sabotage, accused the news ,.0:: along to the customers wholesale pnce mcreilses mcurred completed before the rtde medta of diStorting hts ac- ·~ after last Fnday the difference must be ta ken out of the begtns Approximately $500 bvtlles 'out of all proportiOn ' " ' dealet• s gr oss proftts ' I cannot help but feel that I was raiSed last year tn a btkehave bee n abused by rumor a-thon president wt~s descnbed as disgruntlod over Whttc House and Justl(;e Deparlinent responses to news leaks about the mvesllgCJtion 1moh•mg him The grand JurY, whtch was tmpaneled 10 months ago to tnvesttgate Maryland polttical corruption, has not rnel more than once a \\leek uptil now A source smd the grand Jury would meet Thursday as well as today on the Agnew matter Secunty was extr emely toght, wJth reportet s barred from the fifth floor where U1e Bike-a-thon set A btke-a-thon w11l be held Saturday for the benefit of the Meigs County Umt of the Amertcan Cancer Soc1ety Everyone ts welcome to take part m the nde whtch wtll start at 9 a m at the Mtddleport Park, next to the post offtce and proceed to Forest Acres Park near Rutland Rtders are to have sponsors who make a eontrtbutton to the Cancer Now You Know The unftmshed pyramtct on the back of a one dollar btll represents the foundation of a new nation w1th room left (or new stntes, and the eye above tt symbo liZes the e} e of Providence Partly cloudy and mtld today and 'J:hursday Htghs m the 70s and (C.W ffOs Clea r lonlg ht lows m the 50s Devoled To The lnleresu Of The Meigs-Ma.wn Area VOL XXV POMEROY rv11DDLEPORT OHIO NO 120 Prek Thnot River II rrules south of Phnom Penh Commanders saJd government forces have lost four key outposts south of the ctty m the past four days durmg the rebel dnve TORONTO-ABITllil PAPER CO LTD has annolUlced an mcrease m the prwe of paper used by newspapers of $15 ~ ton, effective next Jan 1 it IS the btggest pnce Increase for newsprint In 20 years Abttibt advtsed tts custoniers of the pnce mcrease m a letter Monday The prtceof newsprmtm New York wtll jump from $175 to $190a ton, and the Canadtan pnce wtll JllffiP from $166 75 a ton to $182 In the past, when one company has armounced a pnce mcrease the other compames have soon followed sutl tmposst ble for him to get a fatr hearm g m the courts. on the allegations agamst him A spo kesman for the vtce presadcnt,..reporbng Agnew ' 1tn a ftghtmg mood" about the s1tuahon, saLd , He IS nbw perfectly prepared to go tt a lone' wtthout any substanltal help from Prestdent NIXon Agnew was sa1d to be con vtnced hiS chances of gettin g the ReRubhc!tn prestdenttal nornmaaon tn 1976 had been sha ttered by the developments The spokesman satd the v1ce Weather (Continued from Page 1) stege rmg around the refugee-swollen captlal Cambodtan fteld heat homes and dry crops than the 2 5 cent ltmtt, but Later on, offiCials satd, there Treasury offtctals m Washmgwtll proliably be mandatory ton satd anythtng over that ratwmng of home heatmg o1l to ftgure would probably be meet posSible shortages thts tllegal wmter A survey of New England In Houston, gasoline dealer dealers and owners showed Reagan Couch satd the 2 5 mcreases of about 0 7 cents, cents-a-gallon prtce mcrease wtth anotller 0 5 cent mcrease allowed by Ute Cost of Livmg expected by the end of the Counctl .last week was not week enough to make up for higher wholesale prices • offtce at any moment He reasons that there should be a means of 11gettii'lg at" hun (by tndtclments) wtthout reliance solely on the Wtcertam route of unpeachment (No vice prestdent tn htStcry has ever been tmpeached ) The Constilutton, mctdentally, Is specific In saytng that, while unpeachment tlself goes only to removal of a man from office, he ts also "!table and subject to tndJctment, trtal, judgment and pW!tshment, according But Btckel lnststS that Agnew's deeply entrenched successton status rules thts out He notes Utat the suecesston post!ton of all others, startmg wtth House Speaker ts !!Xed sunply by statute and could be changed vtrtually m 24 hours by Congress, If such a man were chargeable for offenses The country may not have to watt too long to see the courts piWtgmg mto these murky constituttonal waters r:o: :-·.......;t Lo :-:·::- •:.:; ::--:::-::::::::::::::::.~·::~~-.::: ·>t-:-....:::- ~««-::;~w:.: : : ....... :«< •• :-:::;·;-; .-.....~:::-:-" Pressure increases for nationwide gas freeze • f ~ i,l fire msurance for church MONEY NEEDED property, but the latter has not . RACINE - The a'JXiliary come to pass members of the Racine Ftre • Dr Lewts marrted Ute for- Department wtll solicit tn mer Judtth Andress, dal!ghter Racme for cash donatiOns for Of the late Dr and Mr~ J the Halloween party to be held Mace Andress of Newtonvtlle, Oct 27 at Racme Jumor Htgh Mass They have four children, School Dr Edward Turner Lewts of Wakefteld, Mass , Mark AnPleasant Valley Hospital dress Lewts of Milford, Conn , Discharges Htlda BradJudtth Dee LewiS of New Yru:k shaw, Potnt Pleasant, Mrs Ctty, and Matthew French Billie Jeffers, son, Grunms Lewts, graduate student of Landmg, Grover Salser Jr Vetermary, Medlctne at OSU Racme, Spencer Buckhannon, ' ' The restgnal!on of Dr Lewts Coolville, 0 , and Jack Q)ttrtll tn Canton and his retirement Pomt Pleasant from the fullhme partsh DIVORCE FILED numstry wtll become effective Maxtne E Hames, RD 1, next March 31, whtch w!ll mark 41 years smce his ftrst sermon Portland, from Dana E Hames, Portland, on grounds of gross neglect of duty When Words Are Hard to Ftnd • SMITH ON DUTY Send Manne Staff Sergeant Wayne L Smtih, son of Mrs Clarabell Smtih of 187¥.! N Second St , Mtddleport, has reported for .duty at the Martne BASKETS'--'--.,.,..-$10 00 Corps Base here VASES $750 SPRAYS ~:l 1:1 SYMPATHY FLOWERS ·......C.~INC INNA T1 ~ Communications denommahon provide Its own Some of our regular depositors haven't been inside our bank in many months-they love our quick, all-weather ~ j? whtch mtght>Welgh m hiS favor should the matter reach the Supreme Court Smce there are no legal precedents and the U S Constttutton ts Wtciear on thts v1tal tssue of prtortt~. all Ute authonties flllldamentally root lhetr JUdgments m What they are callmg the practicahbes " ' '!:hough )leIS m what appears to be a distmct mtponty, Prof Alexander Btckel of Yale ts the man who comes down on Ute stde that could be helpful to A~new as he struggles for 11nmun1ty from md1ctment and trtal on kickback charges now betng revtewed tn Baltimore by a U S grarld ' Jury says Btckel m mtervtew • 'It's a close question There's no seltled authonty But I've concluded he can't be mdicted before he's Impeached , because there'S no way to by-pass htm m the prestdenltal successton process whtle he 's al~e " ' Btckel's pomt ts that the Vtce Marriage License ~ Charles Davtd Jeffers, 25, Rt 2, Pomeroy, laborer, and ~< Brenda Kay Pehlps, 20, Rt I, ;• Rutland , library asstslant •: • have resented seemg welfare fam1hes move mto new housmg proJects whtch moderate mcome famtlies cannot afford but substdize for others Lynn also tsn't troubled by another charge votced agamst the proposed change tn housmg policy toward the poor that mstead of provtdmg more housmg for the poor, 1t would JUSt lead to m!latton wtth pnvate landlords merely uppmg the pnce of housmg to match the new subsidy He says the answer to that IS the housmgboomwh1ch he expects to last through th~ decade of the seventies In specific hght housmg markets, he says the government could take speciBl steps to encourage butldtng "' Service for further trainmg 'll!d duty In communlcatlons Atrman McKtrtney Is a 1973 graduate of Meigs High School Hos lather, Samuel F McKinney Sr , resides at 249 Union Ave , Pomeroy Moderate mcome faimlLes nSI3 J!V BRUCE B!OSATI NEA Wpshlngton Correspondent N1xon says the system of Under the present set-up the substd1es go to the butlders and the lenders The only new housmg n<m bemg butlt for the poor Invo lves government substdtes and tax preferences to butlder and lender and prtvate enterpnse bas totally dropped out of the market of butldtng homes whtch low Agnew·Pressing fight against news leaks ~= ·Agnew's asset--the V-P's · l?rlvale entupn!.c pqJbably w1li never agam be able to buJid housmg for low or even lo" moderate Income fam~tes wtthout government help Nevertheless, a soc1ety ca nnot be calJed Clv ahzed unless tl prov1des sheitet for all tts people • • '' • • • By Umted Press fnternatwnal COLUMBUS - THE COLUMBUS POLICE Department was charged tn a sull Tuesday m U S Dtstrtct Court here wtth rartal discnmtnatlon m htnng The sutt was flied on behalf of Clyde Haynie a nd Mel vm Stewart, both blacks, whb satd they were refused appomtment last Sprmg ' for undisclosed reasons ' Wtlltam J Davts and Carolyn A Watts, attorneys for the plamtiffs named Columbus Safety Dtrector Bernard Chupka, Pohce Clue! Earl Burden and vanous offtctals of U1e ctly s Ctvtl Servtce Commtsston m the smt Hay rue and Stewart ask that they be appomted to the Pollee Academy and be gtven hack pay They also request that an order be granted temporanly restratmng the c1ty from recruatmg or h1rmg policemen until the court rules on the lawsUit Shenff's Deputy Ray Manley and Steve Hartenbach were m the Tuppers Plains area at 1 today when they a m dtscovered a breakmg and entenng m progress at Ute Vtsta Statton Manley ..-and Harten bach after mvesttgatmg belteved one or two mtruders were m the store They managed to get away, however Upon enlelmg the'"store, the offi cers discovered a large garbage bag full of canned goods. food and ctgarettes The) continued thetr search of the area but could fmd no one The Shenff s Dept tnvesttgated a twcxar mtshap Monday evemng on SR 124 m Sutton Twp An auto dnven by Brenda Jean Hayes, 16, Syracuse, was headed north on 124 when a car dnven by Jmuny F E;vans, II, age 16, Mmersvtlle, attempted WASHINGTON - THE PRICE OF BEAN SOUP m cafetenas at the U S Capttol went up 20 pet thts week, and one senator promptly went to the Senate floor to make a speech m protest Enough, Mr Prestdent, enough," sa td Sen Edward Brooke, R Mass Tuesday Brooke noted that general pnce mes m the cafetenas came three days afler the Senate voted a cost of hvmg mcrease for federal employes " 1 only hope the actwn m the rafe tenas does not presage the contmuatton of further cost of hvm g m creases wht~h wtll mevtlably be followed by next year 's cost of hvmg wage mcreases, ' Brooke said The cafeteria pr1ces went U_fl by amoWlts rangmg from 10 to 62 pet for mdtvtdualttems BALTIMOHE - A FEDERAL GRAND JURY w1ll resume tis mvesl!galton of ktckback a llegatwns agamst Vtce Prestdent Sptro T A¥new today hastemng the pace of the unprecedented probe William J Muth, an Agnew suppm ter and former vtcl! chatrman of the Balttmore Ctty Counctl, satd Tuesday he had been summoned to appear before'the 22-member panel today Muth satd he was offered hmtted tmmuntty from prosecution "ftve weeks ago but refused to testtfy when the panel started hearmg evtdence agatns! Agnew last week A source sa1d Muth Will be gtven compulsory unmuntty for hts return appearance today and held m contempt 1! he refu ses to testtfy 11 Fined in Middleport TEL AVIV - PRIME MINISTER GOL.DA MEIR called a cabmet meeting today to constder the posstbtlity of Holland replacmg Austria as a transit cente r for J ey;s em1gratmg from the Sovtet Uruon to Israel Mrs Metr revealed plans for the meetmg on her return to Israel Tuesday mght after a fruttless attempt to talk Austrtan Chancellor Bruno Kretsky mto keepmg open the Schoenau Castle transtt camp outstde Vterma Dutch Foretgn Mtmster Max van der Stoel satd Sunday Holland mtght be prepared to replace Austrta as a way statton for Sovtet Jews travelhng to Israel JACUMBA CALIF -BORDER PATHOLMEN, alerted by Vtetnam-type mtruder sensors tracked down a human pack cham of Mextcans carrymg mariJUana through the darkness Tuesday and fought a gun battle less than 400 yards north of the border Three n\artJuana.packers were ktlled and one border patrolman was woWlded A man beheved to be watttng to recetve the martjuana was arrested The rest of the band, believed to number about seven, fled back across the harbor, eludmg purSUit through the rugged, scrub-covered mountatns about 70mties east of San Dte$0 ATLANTA - ATLANTA, WHICH ONCE BILLED tlself as "a ctty too busy to hate, " m oved a step closer to namJllll the ftrst black mayor of a major Southern city Tuesday as Vtce Mayor Maynard Jackson ran far ahead of a fteld of II candtdates Jackson got 47 pet of the vote and unmedtately became the favortte to beat Mayor Sam Massell m an Oct 16 runoff Massell, seekmg a second four-year term as Atlanta's ftrst Jewtsh mayor, barely made the runoff He edged by 814 votes former Congressman Charles Weltner, a ltberal who reSigned rather than Stgn a Democrallc loyal~y pledge to support Lester Maddox as governor • UNITED NATIONS - CHINA DENOUNCED the Sovtet Uruon and the Uruted States m a stmgmg U N speech Tuesday and charged the two superpowers were locked m a ''!terce" scramble for world dommatton Chinese Vtce Fore1gn Mtntster Chtao Kuan-hua told the world body, " We constder that the charactertsltc of the present situation ts one of great dtsorder throughout the world and not tranqwlity " In a wtde-ranging J!l>eech that made references to the Indtan , Pakistan war 'l.nd the mtlttary coup m Chtle, the Chinese envny attacked both the Umted States and the Sovtet Union, but reserved hts strongest cnttctsm for Moscow "The aggresston, subverswn, control and mtetierence agamst countrtes m Afrtca, Asta and Latin Amertca by the super.powers are contmumg wtthout end," Chtao smd ' ' • • zcers zn • nick o tzme in Briefs \ TEN CENTS PHONE 992 2156 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1973 - to pass The Evans auto went off the berm of the road, and Mtss Hayes apphed her brakes to keep from htttmg Evans' vehicle However, her auto spun around 1111d started south on 124 as the Evans auto went over an embankment No InJunes were reported The Hayes auto had medtwn damage to tis nght rear fender and Evans' vehtcle had heavy damage to tis left stde No c1tatwn was Issued F Ue1 C0fit ro} is invoked reluctantly WASHINGTON (UP! ) - In an effort to see that no home goes cold and no farmer loses crops for lack of fuel, the Ntxon adnumstratton has stepped m to control the d!Strtbutton of propane and home heatmg otl, at least for thts wmter It satd the dectston was made reluctantly 'Whtle this adnumstratton remains commttled to the Ideas of max1mum freedom in the pnvate sector, 1t Is our conclusion that a mandatory allocation system IS necessary and appropnate on a shorttenn bas1s," John A Love, PreSident NIXon's chtef energy ad>~ser, satd Tuesday m announcmg the program He and Ntxon got pratse for domg tt, but crtbcism for watting thts long Rep Stlyto 0 Conte, R-" Mass , called tt "the only measure that could be taken to save New Eogland from a dtsastrous fuel shortage thiS wmter," but accused the admimstratlon of "ftve months of ftddhng around" before takmg the step Ele-ven defendants were fmed and another forfetled bond m Mtddleport Mayor John Zerkle's Court Tuesday ptght Ftned were Ttmothy W Varnadoe, 22, Crescent, Fla , $150 and costs, three days confinement, dnvtng whtle mtoxtcated, Jack1e L SpuUt, 20, Langsvtlle, and Cheryl ~ Statts, 20, Mtddleport. $5 and costs each, speeding, Max Tawney, 55, Galhpolis, $10 and costs, speedmg, Thomas J Marcmko, 58, Reedsvtlle, and I Robert S Marctnko, 52, Tuppers Plams, $15 and costs each, dtsturbmg the peace, Robert L White, Syracuse, $5 and costs mtoxicatlon, Douglas A Phaltn, 18, Pomeroy, $10 and costs, exceedmg speed lumt, Shelia L EXTENDED OUTLOOK Martm, 18, Pomeroy, $10 and • Cool Friday through costs, fatlure to yteld rtght of Sunday Chance of showers way, Helen E Btrchfteld ' Friday. Highs m the 60s Mmersville, $15 and costs, Lows In the 50s early Friday, three months probabon, mdropping to the 40s early toxtcatton, Arletta Fhnt, Sunday. Mmersville $15 and costs, three months probalton Walter Lippman dtSturbmg the peaoe Forfe1tmg a $300 bond was Malcolm Gumther , , 35, suffers stroke NEW YORK (UP!)- Walter Syracuse, DWI Lippmann, 84, the gtant of Amencan JOurnahsm who twtce won the l;'uhtzer Prtze, suffered a stroke at his home POWER OFF and was rushed to a hosptlal Power was off m the Lmcoln He was tn cr1ttcal conditiOn Htll section of Pomeroy about today at New York Hospttal 20 mmutes late Tuesday Lippman suffered a setzure mornmg Fred A Morrow, at hiS reSidence at New York's manager of The Ohto Power Hotel Lnwell Doctors satd he Co , satd a pnmary !me burn ' had hAd a "qorebral-vascular ed, cnusmg the outage whtch accident," a stroke Lippman, was repaired bY company who retired seven years ago, workers workmg ne>lr the has been m poor health smce he I scene when the tnctdent took was hospttallzed wtth a heart place attack about a year ago , I ' RAPID PROGRESS ts bemg made on the construction o£' the new Pomeroy Ftre Department headquarters now under roof on Butternut Ave Ground was broken for the $103,263 butldtng on July 16 A federal grant of about • $75,000 has been gtven the vtllage for the new headquarters F1remen and emergency squad members me conductmg a, funddnve to ratse the balance needed General contrdc tor IS the Athens Masonry Co Athens Detroit school issues ~deadlocked By Umted Press International A Mtchigan state ,medtator says the two stdes m the 3<kiayold strtke by 10,000 Delrott teachers are • hopelessly deadlocked' ' on several1ssues Negottattons halted today as ' ~ teachers entered the courtroom for the third day, to explam why they have defied an earlier court to return to the classroom lf found m contempt ot his court order, Wayne County Ctrcult Court Judge Thomas J Foley could )Btl teachers' urn on leaders for as long as 12 months and fme their umon, the Detrott Federalton of Teachers, thousands of dollars A stnke by teachers m Telephone rate is found reasonable COLUMBUS (UP!) - The $98 mtllion The utility had Pubhc Utthttes Commtsston of sought more than $!.60 million Ohto today reJected requests The requests for rehearmg from several parbes that the ' were hied by Cleveland Ohto Bell Telephone Co rate Councllman Denms J case be reopened and added Kucmtch Kent Slate the rate allowed IS 'emmently UmversLty , the Amenran reasonable " Dtstnct Telegraph Co and tts The comffilsslOn on Aug 7, affthates and three alarm 1973 granted Ohto Bell an m- system comparues crease m annual revenues of The commtsston, m tis demal sald that a section of mterest " was ~~ cross subscnber resented, that the rate of 7 69 allowed by the commtsston ts "emmently reasonable" and that rates are "m accord with present law " PUCO also satd that vartous conshtutlonal questions were ratsed whtch are outstde the JUrtsdictton of the commissiOn Gasoline dealers march By Uruted Press International Gas statton dealers mirched Tuesday at a federal bwldmg, staged sporadic shutdowns and planned a nationwide actton for the weekend to protest the government prtce freeze Blue-shtrted gas statiOn dealers staged a demonstratton Tuesday out.stde the federal bUJidmg m Rochester, N Y , after thetr leaders drove through the downtown sectton In a parade of 75 tow trucks The dealers are angry because the government has allowed them to raiSe prtces by only 2'h cents per gallon Dealers say Utts IS not enough to meet mcreased costs, mduding htgher prtces charged by thetr suppl!ers Ftlltng stalton operators tr! several parts ol the coqntry have announced plans to put up "on vacation" s1gns Fnday and to stay closed unttl gasohne prtce co ntrols are hfted altogether Others have satd they wtll not close but mstead wtll defy the government by passmg on to motortsts the full amoWtt of any mcreased costs Dealer assoc1atwns m Oregon and Pennsylvama satd members are bemg urged to pass along Ute ht gher costs even if they are higher than the 21h cents maxtmum allowed by the government We don't have much chmce," satd Thomas Anderson, prestdent of the 5,500-member Pennsylvama servtce stalton dealers assoctation "Obey the law and go broke or disobey and go to !Btl ' The most severe unpact of the dealer protest ts expected later thts week when servtce statiOn operators on Long Island , N Y , an d m Los Angel es - among the mos t autoclogged areas of the Unued States-<;atd they wtll swi!ch off thetr gas pumps In Ames Iowa, Cra1g Seve- ransce , an offtctal of the Iowa Student Group, blamed the Iowa Htghway Comrrusston for fuel shortages and rtsmg costs because tt ts not pushmg for alternaltves to htghway travel Severansce cha•ged that highway travel IS eating up the nation's fuel reserves and lS causmg the current shortage He satd the Htghway Comrruss ton has fatled to deal w1th the cnst s by not constdermg alternattve modes of transpor !alton ' In Boston, the Senate ad vance a House-passed btll to requtre large supphers of petroleum to mform the state lwtce a year how much gas or otl IS avatlable to Massachusetts consumers In Las Vegas servtce station oper,,tors voted ufUlnttnously to close thetr gas stahons at mtdmgltt Thursday It means some 4~0 servtce slattons wtll be closed mdeftml~y m the tourtst-dependent commumty Inks ter , a city suburb of Detrotl, e nded Tuesday as teachers agreed on a tentative contract se ttlem e nt a nd returned to classrooms But fo~r other .chool strtkes contmu e lsewhere In Mtch•ga n - on Ba idwm, Lake'Fenton, son and Flint Beecher, all m the F lmt area In lndtana the Highland School Board voted to suspend 127 strikmg teachet s Tuesday mght tf Utey dtd not return to the classroom today The board also approved a motton formally suspendmg seven teachers, leaders ol Ute Htghland Classroom Teachers Assoctatwn, who were Jailed last Thursday and Fnday for contmumg to stnke m apparent vtolattoo of a court order A hearing was set for Frtday m Htgi]land to determme whether school board members are m contempt for falling to negohate wtth stnkmg teachers as ordered by a JUdge Mishawaka, Ind , tea~hers continued thetr stnke today, w•th no apparent qutck solutton, m stght 'feachers tn Flambeau and Clear Lake Wts , went on strtke Tuesday and a tea cher walkout at Whitewater, Wts , entered tts thtrd day today In New York, a lay teachers ~tnke was m tts thtrd week agamst etght Roman Catholtc , high schools m Brooklyn and Queens An enforced vacation m ftve Pennsyivama school dtstncts kept some 50, 000 students out of school there ' C OF C TO MEET The Mtddleport Chamber of Commerce wtll meet at 7 30 p m Thursday m the social room of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Elednc Co \ I I• • ' I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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