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N C . preSJdmg biShop of the Anghcan Or- of BLshop Alhn IS a concessiOn thodox Church, sa1d he expects to the conservatLves m order to the orchnatwn for \\ Omen pro- keep the church from sphltmg Episcopalians to settle on budget w1de open b) l'l ' llmg anolhl'r nuhtanl lrfttst. " hf ~a 1d $Jthuugh Dees feu it'd to mcntton any names. thts was an apparent reference to outgomg prcs1ding Bishop John limes, of Grccnwich. Conn • who steps down next spring Whtle Dees sa1d Sunday he has no estunate of the nwnber of members m hiS congrega- tiOns, he cstlmat£'d a world- "'de follo"mg of 150,000 Dees, a former Episcopal pr1est, res1gned m 1963 over the "hberal dJrect10n of the Episcopal Church m order to preserve b1bhcan doctrme " American Jews launch drive to aid Israeli By United Press lnternutional Amencan Jew s today launched an emergency fund dnve for Israel that one l'abbl outstde the Israeli masston to Jews attack spokesmen satd most of Syria's RusS!an-butlt surface-to-atr (SAM ) 1111SSJ!e SJtes had been destroyed and that lsraeh armor and arl1llery had blunted the tank attack and were movmg forward wtth anhmdered arr support In the third day of the fourth major Mtddle East War m a quarter of a century lsraeh reserve MaJ . Gen. Haim Herzog, former chief of mthtary mtelligence, satd the deep penetration atr ratds achieved '~goo d results I can only assume the Arab atr forces are bad a state m the past, m a sorry state .. We have m~s achteved mastery of the mr " If a man could have half Don't doub le your tr oub les by buymg second rate tools and matenal s f or that spectal do If yourself prorect y ou' ve been p lannm g You II fmd ever yth mg you need and then same at the home of the FRIENDLY ONE S" Bemg members of HWI (Wt th tremendous volume buymg power ) we' re able to gtve you th e very best tn Quality at pnces to ftl any budget 11 Heavy ftghtmg was reported on both fronts m what milttary commentators likened to a Davtd-Gohath struggle wtth Israel conductmg the biggest defenSive war m 1ts hiStory agamst Arab forces greatly outnumbermg tt m men and matertel President N1xon assumed personal command of U S diplomatiC efforts to end the war and ordered Se<retary of Slate Henry A. Kissmger to ask for an emergency meetmg of the Umted Nations Securtty Council It was expected to meet late today, whtle the Syrtan and Egypllan del~J!:ates were scheduled to make statements at a mormng General Assembly meetmg UP! Correspondent Thomas A. Cheatham reported from Tel Avtv that Israeli jets streaked mto Syrta where they bombed f1ve maJor a1r bases. A NUW my TWO EVENINGS EACH WEEK BUFFET DINING MONDAY EVENING -- --AND TUESDAY EVENING 5 to 9 JQ----AII you can eat, (or AI a Ca rt e) House or Deputies representing clirgymen and laymen were m Two nwjot ISSUes were disposed of 111 last week 's sess1on The convention defeated a proposal to allow the ordmatwn of women as pnests and btshops, and elected the Rt Rev John Maury Allm, bishop of MISSlSSippi. as the next prestdmg b" hop of 1he 3 •' mJ 11 Jon mem- were proposals to contmue the, use of the controversial- tnal ntes suggested for revJSJOn of tlJe Book of Common Prayer. Other ISsues expected to <-orne up for debate th1s week melude conUnued EpiSCOpal partiCipation m the ecumemcal and consulta!J·on on church m1htary spokesm en satd "heavy losses and damage were mfhcted." One of the bases was barely mne mtles from Damascus and the attacks brought the sound of war to the Synan capital Egypt sent more tanks onto the'Thraell stde of the canal durmg the rught, usmg the two bndges that had re~med undestroyed by I.srae strikes, the sources smd air e Suez Canal ts now a line of f1re," an lsraeh spokesman sa1d Far to the northeast Israelt troops counterattacked to llghten a noose around a §yrian bngade that bad punched mto Israeli terntory on the rugged Golan Hetghts , a spokesman satd m Tel Avtv. Israeh warplanes criss~ crossed the northern skies all day Some screamed over low Drinks and Dess.er l E.oo. tra Order our regular mettu ever, !!l'ef;" j 1u 10 Tontght & Tuesday Oct 8 ~ Walt Ot sney 's REDKNOBS& BROOMSTICKS Angela Lansbury David Tomltnson iGJ btsney Cartoons · Band Concert Pluto's Heart Throb •. 992·Jo29 POMEROY I By Uniled Press IoternaluMial CLUB TO MEET The Pomeroy - Mtddleport .............., , .~\ by BESTFORM® b ~.! •:.- ""?'_I :"'. ' ~// ... ~ ~ ...:_ ...-.,.;if~... .......': . ,,• • '\ I . ~... •t l• ~ Ji:i .I ~ ~~-~," ' ~~ • "• I • ( ! : t i: L l •, ...~/(.!1 .'\V ~~ / .... • • •.Jol .f. • • _..~T""" :C.t , .. • •~ '·:.f'o· ' • ~' ~ ....., ··~fi~T '), An lsraeh commumque broadcast on th e national radto ."""" .-. . , ..JA,_>r,. .•~~ : .....~~· ~. • sa1d 1ts troops planned "to press the Israeli advantage" ' • \\\ ' ' • .,., ' ~ and predicted "total routmg ts believed to be only a matter of lime " The former Israeh army mtelltgence chief, rettred MaJ. Gen Ha1111 Herzog, made 11 clear at a Tel Avtv news conference that Israel planned a bhtzlmeg counterattack on both fronts •..; ,.-. , ' .'!. 1, •• •• I ? 0.,' l{: ~I· "'\...... ~ Q~ I ·, ' ~ f '· .~...... ' r. ·. ~~ ~ , ~~ 4~ , .. 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Kenneth Searls of Columbus, Mrs. Joan Ftfe and Melissa, Rt 71spent ada~ recently with Mr and Mrs Paul Searls ' . • on pubhc busi.Iless when "notses" were overheard, dehberattng • .o..1. ~.x· ~;.._ !.\·~ -.;~ ' ~ .... ._.,;, - __ 1 ·"· ~ ~· ' ~\ . . -.; 1 '( " J .. ... , ·~··\ ' 1 ~ p . , ..._ ,;~n·)t ~. , \. .·M"'.'/ .-, • }"/.-'" f! VOL. XXV ")11_.. .,......... \ l ~"\ l'- am ascus 1 .j. - .. lr I 1 - ·.-~, < ' ' ... T . . . . ;.,.. • . ) "• By United Pre" Internatlooal Israeh planes attacked the Synan army and atr force ~ headquarters half a mtle from downtown Damascus today m the fl(st such strtke agamst a Middle East capttal 10 the war whtch erupted Saturday. But Israel admitted hard going on tlle Suez Canal and Golan Heights fronts where Egypt and Syria clauned sweepmg successes • Israel also hit S~r1an oil refmerJes and power plants, two Egyptian atr ftelds and a Lebanese radar station, IJUlitary communtques reported. The str1ke was the f1rst against Lebanon, whtch has not entered the war. Beirut reported heavy damage and Damascus reported ctvillan casualties there and in Horns, 100 mtles north of Damascus. Israeli military offtctals who began tssumg optirmstic statements on Monday began backtracking today and satd "the struggle facmg us will not be an easy one." 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You need not be present to wm. - -==---~ • Shop Weekdays 9:30' to 5 pm ' Open Both Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 pm ELBERFELDS·IN ·POMERo·y I By United PressloternaUooal Parents from the strtkebound Vmton Local School Dlstrtct at McArthur were scheduled today to meet with state off1ciais m Columbus in an effort to reopen the Slll schools which have been closed by a teachers strike smce Sept. 21. A strike m the LaBrae School dJStrtct in Trumbull County continued today. Eighty...ven of the Vinton Local School District's 113 teachers walked off the job in a dispute over a fair teacher dismissal poltcy and establishment of a grievance procedure. School board offictals fired the 87 teachers, contending they were violating the state's Ferg. uson Act which prohibtls strikes by publtc employes. A jeep parked In the front yard of Bill McNtekle, president of the striking Vmton Local Teacher Education Association, was ftrebombed Monday mght, accordmg to the VInton County Sheriff's offtce State Adutiro Joseph Ferguson vistted the district last week to detennlne how many students were attending school. He said the number of students in attendance would determine hOw much money m state foWldalton grants the district will get for the remainder of the school year. Meanwhile, the LaBrae school was shut down Monday when 124 teachers walked out m a wage dispute. The schools were scheduled to be opened today but few of the 2,600 students were expected to attend clas• ses. Wage negotiallons continued late Monday between the strtking teachers and llie board of education which allegedly reneged on a promtsed pay mcrease. The school board also a~thor­ ized its attorney to take what- ever action necessary to force the teachers back to work, but no spectftc proposal was discussed . it TEN CENTS anes command said Synan planes drove off the SIX attacktng Phantom Jets and shot down four of them Syrta also reJl(lrted three more Israeli planes downed in other strikes So far Syrta has clauned more than 100 Israeli planes destroyed. Israel said the •tnkes at the "strateg1c targets" were ordered after Syrian gunners targeted Israeli settlements m the occ~pied Golan He1ghts wtth long-range rockets, each capable of travelmg 44 m1Ies wtth 1,100-pound warheads Israel satd the Lebanese radar station on a mountam peak was bemg used by the Synan atr force The Lebanese Mtmstry of Defense reported heavy damage and satd mne Lebanese soldters were woun- ded. Israeli spokesmen sa1d warplanes and ground troops spent the mght and early mornmg hours trymg to hold ')back Synan thrusts m the hetghts and Egyptian attempts to remforce troops across the Suez Canal m the Smat M1lltary spokesmen tn Tel Governor coming on October 19th Rotary lnternallonal District Gov. Edwin Horman, Wortblngton, wlll make bls annual ollicial visit and address to the Middleport - Pomeroy Rotary Club Friday evening, Oct. 19, at Heath United Methodist Church. Earlier thai day he wiD meet at 11 a.m. in a con- ference wllb President Harold Hubbard and Joha Werner, secretary, and at noon prior to the 6 p.m. full meeting, with tbe club offleers, directors and commlllee chairmen. The governor's address wUI be delivered aboul 6 p.m. following dln,ner. Klein chairman of national board ------ \ PHONE 992-2156 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1973 I ... _..~. ·~~ ~-~ 1,~ 1 , • POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO •r • : , ,... t ' ,......, " " " - "- ... 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Assisting Departments and the Direclo!"s the ..chatnnan is a permanent seemmgly commg from the ce1hng of counc1l's chambers lnveslJgallon by Chief Cremeans proved tbe sounds were real, m fact, made by a prtsoner m the town hall jatl appm:ently attemptmg to escape by crawling through a heatmg ptpe that crossed above the chambers. The prtsoner, whose name Chtef Cremeans declined to release, ~as returned to hts cell , and buSJnl!ss proceeded. The hrst 1tem of old business settled was the matter of water ' rate sureharge and getbng water to fiVe homes on Middleport H1ll Counc1l unarumously voted to reject the one-year water surcharge of $1 :;o per month on all water customers as recommended by the board of pubhc alfmrs, and m a related acllon unan1111ously voted to pertmt the Leadmg Creek Cvn- ,servancy DlStrtct to serve five customers on Middleport Hill. The matter has been before vtllage counctl several weeks after counc11 agreed to notify the distnct that it had not been gtven authortzatJon to serve the five homes on Middleport Hill, all mstde the Mtddleport corporatwn limits As an alternattve plan, the board of public affatrs decided to offer the proposal of the surcharge to provide funds for laying lmes and purchasing needed eqwpment for serv1cmg the five homes . The add1honal funds raised by the proposed· surcharge 011 about 1,200 eustomers - over the amount needed to provtde serv1ce for the five families - were to have been used to make other tmprovements to the vtllage owned water system. At two earlier meetmgs to act the proposal, council could not take any official actlon on the recommendatlOn because of a lack Devoted To The lnh!re.u Of~ Meigs-MtuJOn Area l· ~ . ·~,~ • !"-~-" r : , ,· ~· f ,;. ~.-:1 -~- •. " t' •\. \ t .' \ ~ .f - -'' t.:>. J. •. ............. ~ ~ •n l· ~ . tt 1-.::,.........:;o,. I I and Vtckte Lievmg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W1D1e Lievmg, Letart; front, 'l'eka Dewhurst, juntor attendant, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dav1d Dewhurst, RD Letart, Sondra Gtbbs, sophomore attendant, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gary Gtbbs, Mason, and Jtll Ohlmger, freshman attendant, daughter of Mr and Mrs Danny Woolcock, New Haven -a I ·~:::. 11"1'1 ,.. . . . . . ... \-1 .,..,,, ·\ .- . r. ,......_v~.~~ - • • ~,(_ . 1 ,. l, A pnsoner m Middleport )all PICked the wrong tl111e and tlle wrong route to escape Monday mght Town councll w1U1 Mayor John Zerkle m the chatr and Chief of Polt(.'e J J Cremeans stttmg tn as an observer, was •~ i' •I , , ' •f ! , • ,, ' f .......... ~, ¥ •oc.......... · 1 Lace and 'Lastic 1 Boy Leg Brief Th - Pans msp~re~ plunge bra 1s lightly pad~ed With soft f1berhll The smooth Doubleknll cups are made of 100% nyl on Siretch straps and stretch s 1des of nylon and Lycra!!> spandex A B c cups White and Sk 1ntone surrender · • • .-; 1 f"'tt l. •:. t 1 [; '. _,. .. ~ t over council's chambers \'~!?... ., _,).;;..;:;,·-;:, " .. 1. , ~.~·! 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"' ;.-t 1"·"~ \ i-i ;~• »': • 1- BOWIJNG GREEN, Ohio - Etght chtldren were ktlled early today In an explosiOn and hre at a mob1ie home in nearby Jerry City, authon!Jes said George t.oomls, ftre chtef at Jerry City, a commur11ty of 500 located about 10 mlles south of this northwestern Ohw ctty, said the vJctllllS were the chtldren of Mr. and Mrs Jessie Trevma . - ThevtctllllS-were Identified as Santos 1; Carlos 2; Jess1e Jr. 3; Nteves 4; Rita 5; Marie 6; Santiago Band Jose 9 Fire officialS at first said mne chtldren dted m the fire. They changed the total to eJght however, after the lxx!Jes were removed to a funeral home. Mrs. Trumbull, wife of a .Terry C1ty ftreman, said she heard the children running through the mobtle home as tf tlley were attempting to get out. There were two doors m the trailer. Firemen went to the one m the rear at ftrst and found it jruruned By the t1111e they got mto the trailer all tbe chtldren were dead. COLUMBUS- FAVORABLE COMMENTS were received from 79 pet. of persons responding to a poll asking Ohioans wbat they thought of the state park system. Gov. John J . Gilltgan said '' of the 2,245 cards recetved, 1,768 contained favorable comments while 477 cards were unfavorable. "You ordinarily would expect more complaints than compll111ents since a person who is unhappy or ~rate Is lJlOt.O likely to WAHAMA HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES take the t1111e to wrtte and then spend etght cents for a stamp to AND ATTENDANTS - One of three seruor candtdates for mall his card," satd Gilltgan. Most of the unfavorable comments homecoming queen will be crowned Friday mght during halfconcerned overcrowded campgrounds or ptcnic areas. tl111e festlvttles at the Wahama-Winfield football game Candidates for queen are, back row, from left, LotS Elltson, VIENNA -SIX OF THE BIGGEST OIL producmg countrtes daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward EUison, Mason; Joanna rn the world opened the second stage today of a campatgn to forc-e Goodnite, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ray Goorin~ t • TPt•rt ( Contmued on Pa~e 10) fRENC~ DRESSiNG fRENCit DRESSiNG Prisoner apprehended in -heating conduit passing • News .. zn Briefs;f, Storys Run (Techmcolor) T•,e MEIGS INN • Introduces French Dressing By Bestform Temperature m downtown iddleport killed Jji~'Sm\<0.\<0:=:;;.:•:;:~-::;:o--:::;·X X· ,•,•,• •::::'<·:":'! :-:·X·.-:;_:.·...:-.-:-•X•.•:O: :-: :•,• •.• •.• •••• '· •' •• : • ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY- The Tel Avtv mthtary spokesman sa1d Israeli waron the way to the front, their planes destroyed "a fatr afterburners trathng black percentage of the anltaJrcraft smoke m a spectacle that kept system protectmg Syrta " them VJstble long after the roar Syria sa1d tts forces repulsed of theJr jets had passed . all lsraelt counterattacks and The cantmumg series of shot down 53 lsraeh warplanes reports from both Sides gave with surface-to-air mLSstles confhctmg verswns of what Egypt satd 1ts forces have was gomg on . Wtth shot down at least 57 Israeli correspondents barred from planes smce Sljturday and that the front and thus dependent on Israeli army troops suffered offiCial reports 1t was 1111· · 'btg losses, ' 1 surrenderrng m posstble to determme the truth large numbers. lt satd tts naval of offlctal reJlOJls forces shelled Israeli poSJttons Major developments m the northern Sinat - An lsraeh spokesman The AI Aklibar edttortal .clatmed tts warplanes reportedly approved by the smashed mne of 11 Egyptian Egypttan government satd the bndges across the Suez canal Arab troops were prepared' to Sunday He saJd lsraeh forces f1ght "for weeks, months and abandoned poSlltons along the years.'' ' canal to regroup for a coun" If planrung for the battle teroffensive has taken years, this ts because - The lsraelt command satd we were not preparmg for a 11 blunted a 1,000-lank Synan llmtted battle, nor for a ll111t!ed attack m the heJghts An lsraeh . blow on certam poSlltons for a spokesman, however, admitted l11111ted periOd, but were preSynan troops still held porllons parmg for full-scale war," Al of land setzed by Israel m the Akhbar smd. 1967 SIX-day war. The lsraelt Libyan leader Col. Moamradio-said Israeli losses m the mar Khadafy promtsed to send f1ghtmg were "not msubstan- money and ml to help Egypt ttal " and Syrta m thetr ftghl agamst - Egypt and Syrta clauned 11a desperate enemy, backed shootmg down a total of no by the biggest unperialist state Israeli planes durmg the in the world, Amertca " ftghtmg, but Israel refused to comment on the repo•ts Egypt sa1d tt lost 21 of tts own planes, tanks, other milttary vehtcles and 11SOme personnel" but Mrs Perry Bradbury has added that "our forces, tanks, returned home after v1s1tmg mechamzed mfantry and artil- her brother and famtly, Mr. lery sttll pour mto the Sinm at a and Mrs. Frank Stmms at high rate." gyna dtd not an- Ph1lo, her son, Keith, In nounce losses. Columbus and daughter and - Iraq's Batthtst soctahst fam1ly, Mr a~d Mrs Robert .government ordered nattonalt- Wood at Canal Winchester. zatwn of two Amertcan oil Mr. and Mrs James Conkle compames. ,A Baghdad Radio called on Mr and Mrs Floyd broadcast called the order a Leonard at Kanauga a day retahatton for Israeli attacks recently, also called on Mrs. agamst Egypt and Syna ' Harry Leonard, a ~attent m - The Israeli mtlttary command said 400 Egyptian tanks Holzer Medtcal Center. Vtsttmg Rev apd Mrs. Otis were trapped m the Smat along MEIGS THEATRE Wtde Menu Cho1ce newly elected pr~Jding BtshoP told delegates be accepted his elect•on "wtth an mcreasmg sense of dependence 00 God and the Holy Spirit" Bishop Allm Will be mstalled June 1, to succeed the Rt. Rev John E Hmes, 63, who steps down as the tJtular head of the church .. LOCAL TEMPS profound ater surcharge zn· recess Sunday m the fJrst ber denommallon wuon ~ and proposed revisLon of th Still tii be debated, m addistrict church canons regulatmg The JOint session of the conL,jons Club wtll meet at e break smcc the conventiOn twn to the Church's national remamage after divorce venuon ends Thursday ' Me1gs Inn at noon Wednesday. I WEEKENDFATAUTIES ·~~~~::~~: -:· : :~~::~~~~=:~ ~::~~~~--~~--~-CINCINN AT! (UPI ) - John t M1sal1 , 44, Oh1o H1 gh School Football Coach of the Year m 1960, and his two daughters· were killed Sunday when an Ohto National Guard truck highway north of here and crashed mto the car At least 22 persons died on Ohio roadways durmg the weekend. • , . the J•:p"'"'""' l.Mrch today IS scheduled to vote on the. d1w-ch's 41 6mdllon bud~et for the ne1<1 three years Members of the House of BIShops and the 900-member bud~et went out of control on a wet the eastern bank of the canal, followmg the destru.ctwn of the pontoorr bndges - Egypt and Syria recetved pledges Qf atd from Libya, Tunisia, Algena , Yemen and Sudan Iraqt warplanes were already operatmg m Catro and , 1,u.· MUl J.!(•ner:ll ('onventJOn of In a weekend 'address, the for the next trLenma I, npt.'nL..-1 Sept 29 the Umted Nahons One Arab apologtes that a peaceful Pomeroy Monday at 11 a m was arrested protest had degenerated mto • was 68 degrees under cloudy Stx hundred persons mar- vtolence through the Illegal skies ched to the Egyptian U N actions of a small band of REVIVAL NOTED mtss ton, where some tossed fanatics " Rev1val serv1ces w111 be held Mass meetmgs were · called eggs at the bmldmg and at a car carry1ng an Egypttan for lomght m Boston, Omaha, at the Rutland Church of God d1plomat John Scah, the U S Neb , MemphiS, Tenn , and Oct 12, 13, l4 at 7 30 mghtly Ambassador to the Umted Columbus, Ohto The Ch1cago Evangeltst wtll be Yvonne 1 Natwns, sa td thr ough a Israel Bond Orgamzahon Lewmgdon, Columbus, With spokesman that he went to the Sunday voted to try to raiSe $25 spectal singmg by the "Heavenly Highway Smgers " Egyptian mJsSJon later and mtlhon m one week sa1d would have to gather m1lhons of dollars Poli!Jctans and commumty leaders condemned what they sa1d was an Arab attack on a nallon at rest durmg Yom K1ppur, the holiest day of the JewiSh calendar · In New York. a crowd estimated by pollee at 6,000 persons gathered outSide the Umted Nattons headquarters Sundty to show support for Israel Orgamzers smd 40,000 (Contmu ed from Page 1) were there Seven helmetwearmg members of the Egypttan PreSident Gamal m1htant Jewish Defense Abdel Nasser threatened League were arrested earlier repeatedly to extermmate all after brawling wJih pohce and Jews m Israel. Now, HaJJ satd, pro-Arab demonstrators there IS none of that On the Golan Hetghts where Syrta commttted most of tis 1,000 fronllme tanks, Israeli of h1s w1shes, he would double hts troubles " "expressed l.OULSVII .I.E, Ky \UPII - . • • Holzer Mc'<llcal..:enter Births (Oct.,, Mr. and Mrs EddJe ,...,,.u,t of Oak H1ll, a son. ('Oct. 1) Mr and Mrs . John W. Morgan, Wellston, a daughter. Mr and Mrs Ph1lhp Bradbury, CheshJre, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles Pratt, Radcltff, a ,son and Mr and Mrs Ronald Hill, Racme, a daughter. • llll.)\,0,(klli 11)7.« ' ' -. .' ' • secretanat of one 1111lttary Assistant Secretary of Defense representative from each for Installattons and LOgiStics, service, eight explosive safety who gave the major address of engineers, an explosive and a the Semmar, was mtroduced Cbe1111cal sctentist, and flve by Capt Klein. admlniStrallve and secretarial Captam and Mrs. Klem and personnel. son Rtchard, a senior at The board has headquarters Wakefteld Htgh School, restde • in the James Forrestal m Arhngton, Va. Another son, building m Washington, D. C. Peter, Jr., is a mtdshipman m Captain Kletn was recenUy hiS second year at the U. S. in San FranciSco where he Naval Academy Mrs. Kl~m ts hooted the 15th Annual Ex~ the daughter of the late Meigs ploolves Safety Seminar at- County Common Pleas Judge terided by 550 government and and Mrs. Cedric Clark, also of mdustry representatives from Mtddleport the explostves fteld . . The AviV sa1d Israeli warplanes streaked over Egypt today m ratds that heavily damaged a stnng of major Egyptian aJr!telds Guerrillas Open Front The spokesmen also sa1d Pales!Jman guerrtllas opened a new front on the fourth day of the war launching two ground probes and three sheJimg attacks out of Lebanon The Egypllan m1htary command sa1d 1ts soldters advanced mne mtles mto IsraelJ-occupted Smat from the Suez Canal and were dnvmg ahead along the whole front w1th Israeli troops pulling back m dtsarray. oust them from the Golan Hetghts and satd they hold nwnerous posthons" m the regiOn 11 ,.An Israeh nattonal radto correspondent satd the Arabs were still managmg to get tanks and supples across the Suez Canal desptte repeated Israeli clauns to have knocked out all of Egypt's pontoon assault bridges over the water- way "Tens" of Tanks Destroyed of quorum. However, at last mght's meeting f1ve of the counctl members were present. After counctl prestdent Davtd Ohlinger, who also served as clerk m the absence of Clerk-Treasurer Gene Grate, who is ill, had read the duties of the board of public affairs, Councilman R1chard Vaughan made the motton to reject the board's recommendation. Councilman Fred Hoffman made the second, and Lawrence Stewart, Wi!Uam Walters and Ohhnger all voted to reJect Vaughan also made tlle mohon to pertmt the Leading Creek Conservancy Distrtcl to service the flve h1ll reSidents, wtth counctlman Walters provtding the second. Agam the measure camed unammously . About 10 restdents of the hill and of Rutland St , the latter actually living m the Pomeroy Corporahon llmtts, attended tlle meetmg to observe what steps the counctl would take to solve thetr water problem. John Krawsczyn spoke to counctl before the motions were passed to obJect to paymg $1.50 a month m order to provtde money for servicmg the five Middleport Htll homes when the conservancy dt ~trict could servtce them without any additwnal cost to Mtddleport subscribers. He satd he would have been willing to pay f!;a month assessment earlier to provide semce to the familtes because, m his opinion, tbey should have water. However, he questtoned why Middleport restdents should bave to pay any oharge now that the conservancy district ts ready to provtde the servtce. Krawsczyn added tbat he felt hJS opinion reflected that of many townspeople. Mayor John Zerkle at one hme durmg the ~usston II)· dicated that he felt an attorney should be contacted to draw ~p the pennlSSton for the water cooservancy district to funcllon in town and mdtcated also that he beheved a request for the distnct to provtde service Ill tbe ftve fanulies should come from the board of pubhc affa1rs before counctl voted tts penntsston. However, several councll members and residents satd that such a procedure would only mvolve a longer delay m the five famlltes getting water service and council dectded to act wtthout the request. It was pomted o~t that Jack Crtsp, preSident of tlle water , distrtct, had written a letter requestmg that tbe district be permitted to serve tbe five families . Council mdicated that this request was adequate for them to act. It was stipulated that only the f1ve families named in the Crisp letter will recetve tbe ser- He satd " tens" of Egyptian tanks were destroyed m today's armored battles rn the Smat under hot desert sun that left soldiers sweaty, grtmy and " A large number of enemy !tred troops ran away, leavmg To the north, an Israeli weapons and ammunJiton be- commumque sa1d " battles are hmd m their posts," a ragmg to contam a Syr1an commun1que satd. "A large counterattack" on the Golan number of enemy troops were Hetghts captured and the number of The command satd the pnsoners IS estunated m the Syrians trted to land helicopters hundreds " full of troops behmd Israeli SyrJan forces reported dnv- lines at El Rom m the north, mg back lsraeh attempts to (Contmued on Page 10) vice If anyone else on the hill should later need or want service QY the conservancy distrtct, they will have to come first to village council. The discussion pointed out also that whether the four restdents of Rutland St are to be served by the water distrtct is up to Pomeroy Village Council smce the homes of these reSidents Tmt10n to attend Me1gs Local Barbara Archer was appomted are actually in Pomeroy. Schools was Increased by to replace her. Council last rught approved the second reading of an ordmance nearly $6 a month Monday Fmally, the board dectded to which specifies that downspouling on new structures must run evemng by the Me1gs Local watt on the recommendatiOn of mlo a storm sewer. The action ts routine, and IS m accordance School DJSiriCt Board of Supt. George Hargraves to add wtth state regulations as recommended by Floyd G. Browne and Educa!Jon. a second grrls coach to assist Assoctates, the engmeermg ftrm whtch recently completed a The new twtwn rate IS $18 37 the present coach and to set up survey of the town's sewer system. per month, compared to the a program m gymnasllcs In a Letters read diSclosed that Raymond FraZier bas been related recommendation, the allowed a claun against the village by the lndustnal Commission past f1gure of $12.80 Another increase approved board also dectded to wmt on of Ohio and a letter from the Public Employes Retrrement by tbe board was_one cent m appomting Kenda Chaney as a System indtcated that employes contrtbutions to the retrrement the pnce of 'f.! pmt of m1lk. The grrls coach at $200 per year. system in 1974 wtll be etght percent of therr wage and the emnew prtce ts 10 cents per half The board wtll act on these two ployer's share will be 9.4 percent. pmt motions as· soon as Hargraves It was reported that $2,247 has been recetved m revenue , In other board actwn looks Into the demand for grrls sharmg funds as the result of a reftling completed by Grate This Monday at the junior htgh athletics m the schools. IS m addttion to earlier fands, Mayor Zerkle indicated. school in Middleport, Carl Attendmg were Supt . Mayor Zerkle durmg the meeting signed a mutual atd Denmson, Math and Physteal Hargraves, Board PreSident agreement between the fire departments of Pomeroy and Sctence teacher, and Jo Ann Frank W. Port~r . boa,rd Mtddleport White, Cosmetology mstructor, members Carol Pterce and Council approved the report of Mayor Zerkle for September were added to the subslltute Vtrgtl Kmg, and Clerk L. w. showtng fines and fees m"the all\ount of $2,7511 23 and $1'16 m teacher hsl. McComas. merchant police collections for a total of $2,904.23. The monthly hre report of Ftre Chtef Bob Byer showed 30• The board also apprdved a ·:·:·:·=~··:·:::::::·:-::::::::::::::::::::::::.::·;:.::-::::.:::::::::::=::three month leave of absence SAXBE OUT (Continued on Page 10) for bus drtver Buster Barrett WASHINGTON (UPI) who ts til, and appointed Sen. WIUJam Saxbe, R.Oblo, Wtlham Thornton , Donna announced today he would Grate, Harold Whtte and Davtd not seek election to a second term in 1971. Saxbe 's Jenkins as substitute dnvers Mrs. Ralph Harvey, matron Harvey of RadchJf for The board approved a d,ecision, . which hall been of the Metgs County Children 's ·..,matoes. resolullon to submtl an apexpected by some leading Home, has revealed several pltc~tton for the Adult Bask Republicans who bad at- recent donattons to the home. EducatiOn Program and aptempted to talk him out of She and everyone connected Me1gs County Shenff Robed pomted Don Slivers as coorretiring, opens the door to a with the chddren 's home ex· C. Hartenbach mvesttgated a dmator and teacher of thy--major bailie within the Ohio tend thanks to T. J. Pauley, two car acctdent Monday In Adult Baste Education Class pt . GOP next year for a sue· Pomeroy, who dl!nated money Sahsbury Townshtp at the $5 per hour for 240 hours. Rtta cessor. and clothtng; Mrs. Harvey Van mtersection of SR 7, 124 and, Hamm was appomted as a And In Columbus, Lt. Gov. Vrankin, clothing ; Mrs. Gary 143 secretaFJal aide m the class at John W. Brown announced Swope, Mabel Shtelds, Trinity Raymond G. Vartan, Clifton, $2 10 per hour for 240 hours today be wlll seek tbe Church members, Donna stopped on SR 7 headed north, Republican nomioallon lor Gtbbs of Mason, Kenneth attempted to make a left turn The board approved ap· the U. S. Seoate to sU<:ceed Romme, Martlyn Pouhn , onto SR 143 when a car drivenpomtment of Avtce Batley as cafeterta supervtsor effective Sen. WilHam B. Saxbe. AI a Pomeroy EleiJentary PTA by Sharon Btggs, Columbus,• at the start of thts school year, news conference called just · mothers, and Xi Gamma Mu slruck Varian's car In the rear. and accepted Kerry Chessar, minutes after Saxbe pn- SorOJJ!y, all for clothmg , Rtc h B1ggs bad glanced m the rear who has been released by the Valley Ice Crcam 1 tee cream, VI~\\ mtrror to see if there wa~ 11 oui1Ced lll Washington t!Jat Alexander Local Board, as a he would nul seek a second Me1gs Htgh School, canned any !raffle behind her and tmtwn student at Metgs Htgh term in 1974, Browu said a frwt and vegetables; Mr. and when she looked up she saw the School. poll taken in August showed Mrs "nanny Shane of Racme, car ahead but could not stop. 11 ) am the frontrunner." Donna Downie's reslgnation sack of bottle caps, and Brad No c1tat10n was IJsued. There as secref.ary was accepted and -:::::::::::;;*·=-:·:-:::·:·:·:·:-:·::--::::-:-:;:.:-:-:-:-:······o:·:•.•::: Pooler of P~meroy and Hollis was]tledium property ~ge. Tuition raised 0 Gifts listed to children Autos"collide ' ' • l I I �- m 'l Reds 3 - The Da.tiY Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Oct 9 !973 ~.:til thuseuf "ho t b ~,;nw llv WESLEY G PU'PERT INEA t Jgtl<-~tJ ('cCi :\ xoJcou ldrot endn c hl!>st nthc 1 s1s WaH gate 1 ~ med ~y or d con t1 ol t ..,~ bu•n qu t \\t ong As o r I nan~ obscrvtr:s vho haH kt'pt on L Ottll~ up til! t.e'""""' dtfl1 c ll JC'S \\ luch st1lllle ahead fo h lo h c k1 1 tck Bt I a I t.:.sh look tl tl lS gt t t_g o p als~ I do tot f nd <Jil Ill 1.sy a 1d h s d lemmas I• t t:l the I st oi dtfflctlttos s o g lle mav lose the t th~ W llergate tape s m t issue <.."ttUI ts <.~nd U en l av~ to ,tee• 1t> whether to dcl y a Supr emc Court JUdgment recog tu z n ~ tt ~ I s ch def1a cc m1gh bt g10 11ds for me l p occc d ngs li e I as SJKC a! prosec utor Arcl b~ ld rnpeact Cox and h s pre dtcttd stung of Watergate mdt ctmt' nb o worry about Cox could v tea cr Ilea l report on lh£> Pres1dent s role So may the Er 111 S~nalc comm ttce ncxl w te r-,. Then therP s the Agncv. p1 ob lem a possible y. nt er hom e fuel cr SIS a econo y st II st uggl ng o" ntlallon It all sounds I kc too much tor 1;1 )Onl to bear pa rucu lar h ll n wl o w I ng of h1S I lc 1 tl e early J960s drvtd ed t UJ mto S x Cn ses aU of v.l cl I e neverthel ess wea I ()r d a nd by h s defm1t10n so mt I ow con tro ll ed B t I tl nk that approach of I >re a ll y puts us off from a de e p~ eal t} What e merges lro m a fulle r read ng of h s bch ' o h1:s utterances the th ngs he h1mselfb rrngsout m th at c( Jeb ate:d book 1S that h s wl ole l1fe IS a c ri SIS a lmost by th da y P ol t c II scrence set alar James Dav d Barbe n h1s s •tn ew hat co ntrov ers ial book called Tt e Pres dent a! t:h 1 (' er c led f1\! €' occasrons (up to 1962) Y. hen Rrchard N1Xo 1 v 1s about to q111t pub ! c lrle S nee Watergate bl oke t 972 the P estdent may I a\ e g ven thoug ht to that noLHJ at lea& one mo e time 1 1 e ove 11dmg fact of ~.:oursc 1s t hat he d d not qu1t By his o v r vo ds cr s s s agony Hu t he ha ~ Irul\ come to ex peel stlfc t mg not JUSt n re iat ci) bt cl pc od s of h gl stress but as the cont nu ng p c~ of 1 v ng n public hfe A ot h r runn ng themes n M N xo s Cilr eer Barbe1 fm l I P does not ea lly look to CO'U I ter va l1n g enJ y me s t l 1 t IS v ew ot n en s t1 at lea t n poht1cs Ute \ L e bastc;tlly unt1ustworth\ 1 d d sloyal that f01 de n It> e h LS I ad to battle to cont ol hts te 1d en<) to I ght ba<: k aga 1st h1s er em es w1th t cry vc pon II s co m rna d In a s g h <.: Jnl sum man p ss a ~ c Bnr be "' tes Cl a ty N xo n s one for wh n I b 1 de ns o t c 1gh lhe ••tl ,., e nJ ) cspu n~ bl t cs o l cg ts lie 1 lh t k:"l e~ lhs p I t c !I I fe vh ch ts ca lv I I ole I It - > pm s g u w \t ost I e d e \d:~s 1 1 a g11 n :;al slac t1on n ~ n lu r 11 cc but there as 10l ml c ut U ~ S f on ta r co us cas 11 \ nt I t1 ne 11 II) sell lu 1g p< >o !eels foo <-' so e nerg c hat i i Js r B be nut vc l clc l a Ir N o I tel b ng I I t1 e 1 es1dent 1.s l nan 1 nw tt ttelo 1s tecl tht> suhst<.~lCeth ex t t o d WIY k e' 1" y 1 e I less \\. t l c i the day after . . · ~\ Justice Dept. ~to defend itself Brl::lce B1ossat NIXOn's life profile tn suffenng ~ ~S III:'<GTON ,ucsandtact<: s ol IJOI t ~s u d preoccu pied alwa.} s W I h h s self st uggl 1-1 s re word f O\\C - t ut pow~ v 1tl out clea end s I ~ If tl scholar s O ne does not eed to accept a ll u c judg 1 e t s II e l res d e 1t s o v o d s dep c o m r v th an edbk t: jl t.:!y lo s ff~ l I acl s i V\ c BAI J !MORE MD t UPil 1110 JustK-e Department says t Is "'lim~ to ans" er quesl!Oll$ under f ath £rnm VIce Pres1denL Sptro T Agnew s lawyers ahout news leaks But 1t supportl:i several reporters who say they are not wtlhng to do u e same l.a wyers for the department and the reporters !tied s.parate responses Monday to Agm!w s subpoena s attemptmg to force them to make sworn deposit ons about what the vtce president contends IS a mal c ous campa1gn or news leaks aga tnsl h1m Meanwhtle the spectal federal grand JUry here .begms Its third week of receiVmg evt dence about the allegallons that Agnew recetved ktckbacks from contractor s and ar chttects whtle he was Baltimore county executi ve and Maryland governor The reporters asked U S 0 strict Court m Baltunore to delay from Thursday unttl Oct 18 the date on which they must appear wtth the1r stories and notes If a delay ts obtarned tl!ey are expecied to move by Monday to quash the subpo enas probably on ground of alleged V!olalton of th e 1st Amendment The Justtce Department handed a 17-page memoran dum s1gned by Sohctlor General RObert H Bork to US Otstnct Court Judge Walter E Hoffman m the Wa shmgton area Monday Hoffman of Norfolk Va was ass gned to the case when all nrne federal JUdges from Maryland dtsquahfled th emselves Th e department satd all 134 emp loyes who mtght have mowledge of the mvesl tgation had stgned afftdavtts denymg they were the source of any information that appeared m the news media But tt satd It was wJllm g to permit semor offlctals to gtve depositions under oath TI1e ool) plaustble explana lion of the news leaks that have plagued thts mvesttgallon as v.ell as many other matters or s1m lar news worth mess Ul modern tunes ts tl!at they have come from a WI de vari etY of sources the department satd th As to the reporters e department satd We have supported the right of the courts to the testunooy of newsmen when tts relevance an d 1mpor ta nee were plam We have never supported mcur saons mto thts sen~nhve area for the mere purpose of con ductmg flshmg expedttoons d t IS plam that that ,. all an 1 that ts mvolved here The department satd that to sh d fatth 11 was also ow goo taking these steps - It will agree to a protect1ve HELMVILLE Mont (UP!) Law enforcement officers set highway checkpomts aloog Ute rugged Contmental OlVlde today m thetr 1>earch for a heaVIly armed teen-ager sus peeled of killing fo w- persons at a dude ranch Shenff s deputies satd Roger Caryl 17 who hked to be called Tex McCord after a fabled 19th-century bandtt was carrymg several weapons me ludmg a 7mm nfle which could blow a man shead off at 5110 yards Montana Ht ghway Patrolmen deputies and F1sh and Game Department war dens were stationed every two mtles along a north-south road between U S 12 and Montana 200 rn the manhunt Sheriff DaVId Collings satd Carylts suspected of ktllmg the four persons Sunday poss1bly because he was ordered to bw-y a dog he had shot to death The yo uth was employed at the dude ranch where the ktllmgs took place Collmgs smd Caryl ftrst shot Samuel Akrns 42 aod hts son Steven 18 w1th whom he shared a cabm at the Wh1tetall Ranch Then according to the officer he killed the manager John Mtller 23 and the cook Ruby Judd 62 W tnesses who scattered when the VIOlence erupted fold mvesltgators that Caryl told - I--------------------------~ 1 ..8~ I ... ~- 5Ulh,: I Says one lunch was showoff Eastern Htgh School Oct 8 1973 Dear SIT We of the student body of Eastern H1gh School are m concern of ow- lunches The quality and quantity of the lunches leave us very unsatisfied We were gomg to brmg this before the school offlculls but Thursday the school board had a meetin(_ at the high school and for some funny reason our lunch was very much Improved Why can t we have good quality 1\Ulches all tl!e tilDe• not just a show off lunch now and then Will some one please help us • WATCH YOUR DIET Gall bladder doesn't w(jrk "'k 5.er I p j?, l a fra v g V( n you h e would o c spet.: f rc I t f roo ds Many peop le Will n nfunct t 1 g gall blad Den; gd along f nc on. a regu tar d1et but o thers do not • If a person has a bad gal I .£ladder and for one reason or ,• these Some people tolerate cabbage radishes onrons and other s do not You should avo d gas formers ThiS may ncude mature bean seeds for yo~~;ilol You ca n eat cereals home coo ked oatmeal or prepared commerc ial varretres Bread 1s f ne If not taken tf'l excess You m1ght have to hmrt some of these foods tf you also have "'w.etght problem Cook wt!h as httte fat as passable and you should avotd large meals These regard less of the type of food may prempttale a gall bladder at tack Smaller more frequent meals ar~ Maps charged now By United Press international Some service station owners angered that the government w11l not let them ratse gasoline pnces as much as they say 1s reasonable now are chargmg for maps and other serv1ces such as washing the wmdshteld Maybe they llappreclate the maps if they pay for them sa1d Paul Allen a Gulf dealer m Los Angeles Anyway if we were allowed to make money on ow- products we could keep the free services In another development Rtchard Meser prestdent of the Greater Indtanapohs Gasoline Dealers Inc .satd an assiStant to Charles Owens head of the Cost of Uvmg Councils (CLC) Energy OtVISlOn asked him Fr1day to set up a seven man panel of dealers to advise the counctl The ass1Stant Robert Gussln better NEW SP APER EN ERPR SE A SSN Send you que!t ons to D Lamb n cg e of th s ntwspope P0 Boll 1551 Rod o C ty Stat on New Yo • NY 10019 Fo a copy of Dr Lambs booklet on balanced r/ et !tttd SO c-enh to the some odd ess ontl osk for Balanced D et : By PHIL NEWSOM '\JPl Fon tgn News \ talyst '' Ei:Yil an President Anwar ~ad ol a fter a senes of !llsappolntments n U S peace (1Jf01 ts m the Mtddle East dectded last March that renew ol of the war wttl! Israel was IneVItable and began preparmg fur 1l He struck after recetvmg jLSSUI a ces that the Arab oil ~oducmg natwns would throw i!Je ccononuc bn\1 d<plomatic wer g1 t m tns s1de It vas on March 28 that he !leclm ed lurnself mil tary gov unur w tt pov. crs cqu valent i.o mart a! law He envisioned a relatiVely !inutcd offenstve hopmg at ~a st to hold on to small garns etth er m the Golan He1ghts or along Suez unltl mternat10nal pressures forced an end to the l~g h tmg etther through !he Un ted Na ltons or the btg po ~ crs Ti S Of CQW' SC IS h ndsighl besed unly upo the external ev de ce r d udtn g t eports !torn Un ted Nations obseners U!at t was the Egypttans and S)rwns who struck ftrst m coordinated attacks Other Indications Desptle the glowmg reports of Arab C()mmunlques and Ute unarurnous support declared by other Arab nat ons there we re other mdtcatwns the Arabs themselves had severe doubts that Sadat s gamble would pay off Conspicuously on the Sldelu cs of th e f ghting was Jot dan s Kmg Hussem who has sa id he would not JOin n a ne~ f1ght Wlth Israel unless he was convmced of a 50 per cent chance of vtctory Prestdent Habtb Bourgmba of Tun1s1a prortused troops to md m the hghtmg but declared openly he feared for the results because I know the strength of Israel E' en the Egyptwn fore tgn mm ster Mohammed H el Zayyat rephed frankly no when asked If he felt certam of Egyptian vtclory Lendmg pressure upon Sadat for action was the 1111pat1ence of young offlcers m the Egypllan army of unrest among Egyptian students and dtssahsfactton among the populatiOn wtth mountmg iliflatwn and the h1gh cost of paymg for a war that went nowhere He Hoped for Pressure When Sadat announced on July 18 1972 that he had or dered SoV)et forces out of Egyp\ he hoped the result would be pressw-e from the Umted States on Israel for some sort of reciprocal action It was not furthcomrng It seems probable the last straw fell on July 26 1973 when Ute Umted States vetoed a resolution m the U N Secur1ty Council whtch would have called upon Israel to wtthdraw uneqUivocally from the oc booJclet cupted Arab lands The U S pos1\lon has been that any Israel! wtthdrawal must be m confonmty to Israeli secw-tty needs It seems probably also that Sadat had dectded tilDe was not on his Side as the Israelis stead1ly went ahead w1th development of the Gaza Strip and areas of the Sinat Wlth projects or a permanent nature Milttarily the sttual!on ts obscw-ed by heavy censorship on both s1des What eye witness eports therehavebeentendtvsupport Israel! clai!DS of air control and destruction of pontoon brtdges across the Suez canal October s perfect flying weather should make sitting ducks of Syrian tanks on the exposed terram of t~ Golan Hetghts and of Egyptian tanks trapped on the wrong Sine of the canal WASHINGTON ( UP! I Prestdent Ntxon today sought broad nlernatwna l support lilcludmg the SoVIet Umon and !luna for U S d plomal c ef for ts to secure ~ M ddle Ea st t-ease fue Tite Wh te House sa1d NiXon ooon ~Iter the outbreak of fillhl!ng ~od mtbated an ex ch ~n gc o[ messages w1th \ SoVIet Commumsl party leader Leomd I Brezhnev through diplomabc channels and that Secrelar) of State Henry A Kissmger conferred durmg Ute weekend wtth Htlllt g Chen ch ef of !?ekin g s ha1So n m ssion here The general hnes or u s pohcy urgmg return of Israel! EgypUan and Synan forces to I poSitions they held before the ftghtmg began Saturday emerged Monday as a half dozen senators on a nearly emptv Senate floor adopted by vo1ce vote a MLddle East peace resolution purporting to speak for the entire Senate Resolution Introduced The resolution was in lroduced by Senate • Democra\ tc Leader Mike Mansfield and Repubhcan Leader Hugh Scott It took on stgmf1cance beyond the hand ful of senators who pushed tl through when Scott mdtcated to newsmen that th~ ad mlrustratwn supported 1t Scott satd Ki511inger told hlnl he found no fault with the resolution SCIOTO LIVESTOCK Steers Cho1ce 44 50 46 Good to ChOice 42 50 « 50 Heifers Chotce 43 50 45 50 Good 41 75 43 50 Cows Commerctal 35 them Over the years 11 s been a mUhon-dollar 1_ gtvea satd Fleefip a way Chevron owner in Los Angeles Some people look at them once crumple them up hke Kleenex and Utrow them away Rain halts play 37 85 Utthty 32 50 3i 85 Canner & Cutter 28 32 Bulls Butcher Bulls 43 75 Down Feeder & Stocker Cattle Steer Cavies 52 66 Hetfer Calves 48 50 55 Yr Steers 45 51 50 Yr Hfrs 45 50 Down Hoi Steers 4150 47 75 Veal Calves Good 58 50 Down Baby Calves by the head 40-129 Lambs Chmce 33 85 Stock Cows 385 440 Cows & Calves Prs 475 530 Your Hospital Reports • . Insurance coverage--Part 2 , ~ ':; '"' ~ ~ ' ~ ~ ' !i: , ' § Last week we discussed lllllw-ance coverage for patients who are admitted to Holzer Medical Center Today we want to talk about yow- Insurance beneftts when you come to the hospital for care and treatment Without being admitted m other words an out pahent As we mentioned last week there are self pay patients who do not choose to carry any hospttal or medical lllllurance and prefer to personally pay for all services of the hospttal and the!f phys1c1an Payment IS due the day serv1ces are received ~ Those of you who have Blue Cross hospltallzatlOn msw-ance aod Blue Shteld phys1c1an coverage may or may ;>; not have outpahent coverage Included m yow- pollctes Be sure to read your Blue Cross and Blue Sh1eld poliCies You 11 fmd them clearly wr1tten and ~~ easy to understand Should. you have ~ fw-ther questions ask your superviSor :::~ 01; personnel director at your place of employment If you have outpahent benefits then JUst present your Blue Crooa and i!j Blue Sh1eld ldenUflcatlon card on the. > day you come to keep your appointment You need not be coocerned about Blue Cr0111 and Blue Shield claim ~ rorms Thl! hospital will provide and complete yow- Blue Cross forms and yow- phySiclan will take care of your Blue Shle~ forms Upon completion of '}our outpatient care you will be , directed to the Hospital Buslne88 Offtce whe"' you will be advised coocernlng the amount of service that your In surance will cover and tlie balance if ;;.y that you must pay the ~!Jirlllal. ~ b::::<:l!W$! I [ President engaged in peace drive asked Meser to call bac"' today w1th the liSt Meser satd If we don t adVIse the CLC they re likely to mw-der us the next time The first time they set prices they had not talked to one dealer Meser said The CLC Sept 20 let gas statlollll ra1se prices by between ooe and 2\1 cents per gallon Dealers sa1d that was not enough n In the San Frano1BCO area and in Utab oome dealers have dl"1ded pumpmg areas mto full serv1ce zones and no serviCe zones In the former the motorist gets his windshield washed and 011 checked but pays a peMy or two per gallon more than the one In the no serv1ce area Many dealers on the West Coast etther have stopped carrying maps or are charging a dlnle and even a quarter for GET YOURSELF RACED thts week for a covy of national thises and thats Here Is what you wtll observe Ule next flve days Natwnal Newspaper Week Natlonal Ftre Preventlon Week Nat10nal Htre a Handicapped Person Week Nattonal 4 H Week If these don t satisfy next week ought to help for Oct 14 20 IS Nattonal Ufe Insurance Week It IS fLlting that we mention all these spectal observances here It rmght be the last time th is year The freedom of the press 1s under heavy attack not only from the Adrmmstrat1on m Washmgton but from about anybody 1m portant of whatever polittcal hue caught m meshes of the law who prefers to keep h1s miSfortune qutet We need to toot our own horns But Will anyone ilsten ' Our local volunteer firemen are due all possible recogmt10n Thetr services are mvaluable U taxpayers m our muntc1paht1es also had to pay the btll for full tilDe pmd professwnal firemen value of the volunteer deparlments would he more obvtous Natwnal H1re a Handtcapped Person Week may sound something like Natwnal Hotdog Week (yes there ts one) but not really No doubt there are employers who if they thought about it could add a physLcally hand1capped person to hts or her payroll W1th no loss m producttviiy maybe even an un provement for some routine tasks are performed better by Ute handicapped A!; for National 4 H Week our extensron serv1 ce has promised to forward material of same for pubhcatton thts week By Hugh P KIRKEL Executive Vice President • Holzer Medical Center ~adat prepared for war last March • KINGS MILLS Ohto ( UPI I Jack Ntcklaus "' widely known as a golfer Monday he showed htmself to be a pretty stra ght shooter too Ntcklaus who tw-ned the ftrst annual Ohi<>-Kmgs Island Golf Tow-nament mto a Iaugher wmnlng by s1x shots refused to accept the $25 000 f•rst pme He satd he dtdn t thmk 11 would be r~ght for him to prot1t from the tournament whtch was held on the Jack N1cklaus Golf Center cow-se and whtch he had been so Instrumental m promotmg Nicklaus tw-ned the check back over to Charles Mechem w1th $5 000 of tl to go 10 the Boy Scouts of America and the other $20 000 to be used to start a scholarship fund at Oh10 State Umverstly m the name of hts father who dled 10 1970 I felt the whole mntlvallon f or Il)e was to brmg golf to the people of southwestern Ohto and for me to proftt from the tow-nament would v10late that mobvatlon satd the Golden Bear who owns half of the cow-se and also helped m destgmng Lt The vtctory Nicklaus Slxth of the year and 50th '" a pro career wh1ch began m 1962 gave bini the money wmmng lead for the year o~er Bruce Crampfon who dtd not com pete Although he shot a one-ovt par 72 m Monday s fmal rour j he never led by less than ftve shots and btrdied the !mal hole for a !mal Slx stroke margm over runnerup Lee Trevmo Trevrno who was pa1red Willi Ntcklaus and Tom Wetskopf m the !mal round had a 68 Monday and a total of 277 while Wetskopf \ted wtth young Andy North for thtrd With 281 Armed teen-ager Wanted The Students at Eastern Htgh School by (name withheld on request ) ope rat on s not yolk s c hdco late nut s o 1ls U us J I approac h f att} dre ss1ngs margan ne lo1mttota s t u ter c heese (exc ept un c con cd or low tat co ttage ct ee ~ fa t meats s uet as fat po k and desserts co ntammg fat should be avo dcd Many people do not realize that ca ke s cook1es and sweet roll s all co nta n Jots of fat I he e I S us a ll y more fat tn co mmcrc1 I c akes (except ang e l food ca ke and th ose made fr om ord nary hom e rec1pes than there s m many cuts of beef The sa me applies l o foliO\\ a low fat d1et ~au to many p es nee l l u~e only th e ve ry lean So you can eat lean meats mea I ke round steak v.1th poultry !tsh forttfLed sktm J il lhC' fa t remo ed fvrt1 f1er.l m lk egg wh tes s"eets that sk m lk ns Lead of whole do not mcl ude fats suc h as m k fr I ken remove Jelli es Jams apple outter but tl e I I c fo c cat r g and not ca nd1 es ce crea m or youn g tu k y also remove the mo~t cakes and ptes You ca n k 1 1 1 c I ck n sl ould be eal fresh or ca nned fru t and t aked sle \ ed or bro led and a lmost all fr es h vegetables all fr y g sl ould be avo ded unless you have learned that a F sh are f ne a nd you shoul d parhcular one gives yo u gas select the low fat f sh such as or creates problems for you the wh le fiSh group "h ch Everyone reacts differently to mcludes sole or flound er Egg refuses top prize order applying to all parties to prohtbtt di,sclosure or the evtdence - It has filed Wlth Ute court a by the editor James s Rtcklefs Uvermore Calif,. found the fuselage ol an anctenl (1916 vmt.age ) World War f Brtttsh Spad llghter a r t by Actmg Asststant couple years ago After two years of searchLng for ortgmal parts A~ney General Glen E and pw-chasmg many other unobta mable spectally manufac Pommerenm 00 his mvesttga tured replacement parts Rtcklefs Spad took to the wr for Ule ftrst ume Sunday Yes 11 flew It was a copy of the plane that the gl ks tioo o1 news ea - It will offer a sealed late Edd1e Rtckenbacker called The hest shtp I ever flew surrunary of evidence obtained German pilots of World War I remembered tl well Rtcklef• and fnends spent o000 man.how-s $40 000 aod 2'h r be b to tl!us ar on t su JOCl years on the project The Brtt sh btplane ongmally butlt m 1916 Hoffman for his private mspec thus became the only flymg Spad tn the Umted States ti 1 got mterested m anttques about llve years ago sa1d on Ricklefs 59 I guess I ptcked World War I vwtage as my m terest because many of my frtends also were tnlerested Ln that era I Vf: v1stted every aeronauticC:Il musewn m the Umted States and Canada researchmg th1s plane and other World War I vmtage planes 1 have learned Utat the last one that flew was m his Vlc\llllS I have a few to Montana m August after 1971 and now IS grounded m a museum The Spad has a top hellos for you and Here s a leavmg h1s home m Decatur wmg-span of 25 feet 6 mcbes a maxunum speed of 123 5 mtles hello for you then blasted Dl and how- and an endurance of 3 5 hours His father James 49 a Most of 11 18 rebuilt sa1d Ray Johnson son m law of them wtth a shotgun Deputies satd Caryl spent the mechanic at a fann Implement Rtcklefs and manager of the hehcopter repatr shop m San Carlos rught after the shootmg m an manufacturmg firm told re where the work was done The pmnt 1s we rrught get an ongmal unoccupted ranchhouse near porters -at Decatur If they ptece or a Spad a~rplane but 1t may not be atrworthy However thts small southwest Montana have to shoot hlm they 11 just there are a nwnber of ongrnal 1916 parts on the Spad as well comm un1ty They said he have to I hope they get hiiD The radiator the wheels and of course the engme are severed telepbone lines there before he hurts anyone else ongmal Everyti!De the phone rmgs Ricklefs found the fuselage of hts Spad m dtsreparr about Planes and tracking dogs were pressed Into servtce rn the we hope that we II get word four years ago m Gastoma S C The radmtot was found tn, that they ve caught him Lewiston Idaho Ricklefs retired head of Rtck Hehcopters Inc search caryl an Eagle Scout came which he says ts the worlds largest commerctal hehcopter charter fll111 satd h1s Spad IS a plane you could have bo~hl for $4110 back m the forttes when they were constdered Junk Rtcklefs recreation of hls Spad should bnng a smtle on the Letlen of opiDloa a"' weloomed Tbey !lbould be lou 1 1 I tbaa 100 word• 1111111 (or be 1ubject to recluclloo by the I face of Or R R Ptckens of M1ddieport Pomeroy aod perhaps a btt of envy Maybe etght or ten years ago Doc Navy f1ghter ptlol 1 editor) ud mult be olped wltb tbe •!Pee 1 lddnh 1 m Ule second btg war came up wtth an anctent btplane or the 1 NIIDol may be witllbeld upo11 publl..tfca However, 011 I Waco type wh1ch he had repatred to fly II req-t, um• wiD be dllel-d Lettenlbould be iD &ood But Dr Pickens dtdn t keep the plane long lalle addrellinl iiiUII Dol penoulltl• He dectded to get rtd of 1t after flymg 11 to Indtana getting caught m a ramstorm and narrowly mtssmg a crackup that I I could have been fatal Veterans Memorial Hospttal s chtef of staff IS used to ptlotmg his very modern and superbly eqmpped personal plane from I I coast to coast feelmg safer rn the w1ld blue yonder w1th the Sitek I I than on a htghway belo~ehmd his automoblle s steermg wheel No Spad or Vmta 20 biplane for him DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB By l av, rence E Lam b MD Uc r 0 I I - M v doc tor t 11 I o c o gall bla I de r U t s ot wo k ng so I pave tv " atc h • I at I e t II < ~Sat U t wt>uld no r. ve nc ]eg ul r gall blad lcr d ct so I llo t ed that but I I ave l!ro I I ala d poult ) and I "'o dc 1cd <:~I.Jout other thmgs it I t ul d c: t the1 or not ~h ld I e I fre sl fru t or £ai t: d fru t what vegeta 'ble I ceze soup and tl en dcncd rat 0 t be {or I ca t t Would vou please JI V ~ e a general td ea o f wh Jl l sl ou ld eat .. D R ;1der Your doctor ~c r to tl nk y u rc gett ng Mlo 1:\ i.l \1 r ght w1tl yo ur pre Nicklaus ~:.;~ .. ~o:«.,o:::<"ni!:>..-:;-~ :;w~mo~~W~~~~ tt: l M1lll 1"'111 '~"''""'·0 Otl I II * ~ ~ I I Many conunerclal hospttal and medical Insurance pollc1es have httle or no coverage for outpatient dlagnos1s or trea\l;llent ThiS again emphas1zes the 1111portance of knowmg the specific beneftta that you have avallable to you under yow- pohcy m partiCular for non emergency V!Sita If you luive any question on yow- Individual or group policies coosult yow- employer to verify Ute benefits to which you are entitled For those VlSlts where coverage is available be sure to brmg two coptes of the tnsw-ance claim form ooe to be gtven to the hosp1tal and the other to be given to your phystc1an Often you don t know m advance that you re coming to the hosp1tal when a sudden illness or accident occw-s m which case you come to the Emergency Oepartinent If you have commerc1al hospttal and medtcal msw-ance that entitles you to emergency treatment benefits the hosp1tal and your phystclan must receive the necessary claim forma wlthln 72 how-s followmg your eme'lency VISit Payment for hospital outpatient charges not covered by msurance 1s due on the date of service You will rece1ve a separate bill from the hospital for each visit with the date of your hospital vlslt mdicated If you have two or three vlslllln a short peruid of time don t be conlllled because each blll shows a dil'eNIIt balance due smce yow- bllb are llOI combined mto a single statement TJII4 makes 1\ poos1ble for you to easlly check dates and charges since you have them on these lndlvLdual records q.ims for outpatient care that are not paid by Blue Crooa or commer~lal msurance wtlhtn 60 days will automahcally be referred d rectly back to the patten! for payment If you should recetve such a statement ~nd don t understand the reason for the b1li tmmedtately contact the Hospttal Busmess Ofhce for delatls You shouldn t JUst Lgnore t by saymg to yow-self My msurance company wtll pay for thts I don t have to worry about 1\ The only way to fmd out what the problem IS and how to solve 1t IS to contact the hospttal I > i To swnmanze read your hospttal and medical msurance pohctes so that you know all about yow- benef1ts If you :::: have queshons about group ~~ hospttahzatJon msurance coverage through Blue Cross or Blue Shteld or a commercial msurance company ask YOW' supervlSor or personnel d1rector ~ at yow- place of employment If you ~ carry tndtvldual hosptlahzatlon or medical msurance ask your Insurance agent or the msurance company ~~ directly to answer any questions you ~~ may have about coverage and spec1hc ~ benefits When you come to Holzer :::: Medical Center as an outpatient or to be :~ ad!mtled be sw-e to bring yow- Blue ~ Cross and Blue Sh1eld Identiftcatton card or If you have conunerc1al m ~ sw-ance bring two coptes of the ~ commercial msurance cla1m form ::: properly filled out th1s wtll enable the ':; hoopltal to correctly and more quickly ~ process clanns on yow- hehalf You 11 be :;; helpmg yourself and Holzer Medtcal > Center to better serve you In a futw-e column we 11 talk abOut ~,!: Med are and explam some speclf1c detatla ' ""l:edtcare coverage ~.< • < I OAKLAND ( UPI ) - The Baltimore Ortoles and Oakland As try again today to play the th1rd game of the deadlocked Amencan League cham pwnshtp senes wtth Mtke Cuellar aod Ken Holtzman set ooce mure as startmg pttchers The thtrd game ongmally was scheduled for Monday but persistent ram and a soggy field resulted m the game hemg called off 22 rmnutes before •ts 12 30 p m POT starting tune by AL Prestdent Joe Cronm Holtmlan a lefthander who won 21 games dnrmg the regular season and Cuellar a screwballer wbo won 18 were supposed to face each other Monday but both earned another day off and wlll go today rnstead The weather outlook IS for clearmg sktes and tempera tures m the 60s The front which brought !be ftrst meas w-eable ram m "" months to the San FranciSco Bay Area durmg the weekend moved eastward duru1g the mght altbough It left a wet fteld behind m Oakland \ Both managers- Otck Wil liams of the A s and Earl Weaver of the Or10les-were dlsappomted W1th Monday s postponement but neither saw It as giVIng e1ther stde an edge If 11 rams agam today though saLd Weaver then the!f JIID Hunter can come hack at us m the fifth game w1th three days rest Weaver 1s concerned about Hunter a Cy Young Award caod1date as well he might be The A s nghthander was the wlMlng pttcher Sunday when the A s beat the Orto!•• Wlth the!f home run hats 6'3 to tie the best-of five senes at one Vlclory each Jlnl Palmer wbo stopped the As on ftve hits rn a ~ v1ctory Saturday will p1tch for Bal tilnore Wednesday no matter what said weaver Palmer was a 22-game winner for the Orioles durmg the season and Ia believed to be the top can didate for Cy Young honiH's M.ilre upset than e1ther Wllrams or Weaver at Mon day s postponement was A s owner Charlle Fmley a mtd' summer heart attack v1ctim wbo was heard shoutmg at Cronm nelr the Oakland clubh011se a few minutes after the league president made his decision Cronill not wishing to make newsmen there a part of the dlocusslon told Fmley I doo t Today:: :,:s::): : : :::; :;:;:;:>:·:;,;;~>:::,>;:<:::::;:;:;:;h:;:>:'>:;:;:;.~,;:; :.,;,:;:;::::.:::::::~ Sport Parade NEW YORK (UPI) George Stone hopes today to " keep a prorruse he made to By Milton Rtchman Mets teammate Jerry v UPI Sporto F.dotor ~ Koosman prtor to Monday s ' NEW YORK l UP!) - Pete Hose IS Ule closest thmg around to near notous thtrd National League playoff game between Ty Cobb today and he d be every btl as much disliked except for New York and the Cmcmnati two reasons Reds He kids around and smiles far more than Cobb ever did and he 'George told me before the doesn t mmd helptng an enemy ballplayer now and then game that 1! I wm today he Cobb never dtd That was hiS trademark would wm tomorrow sa1d To hell With hiiD Cobb would say about any player on a nval Koosman who p1tched the Mets club Let him help hunself Pete Rose seems bke a basicallY uncomplicated mdiv1dual but to a 9-2 VIctory and a 2-1 ad .he real!~ ~sn t He s complek He s much more than sunply that vantage tn the best-<>! ftve stocky ltltle guy m Ute Cmcmnati uniform who IS forever senes A wm today would send collecting 200 htts every season sl!dmg on h1s belly aod f1rmg up New York mtothe World Senes his teammates because he has a way of generally accomphshmg begmnmg Satw-day In etther Oakland or Baltunore all tl!ose things he says he w1ll beforehand Stone ( 12 31 the th1rd Pete Rose says he 11 get 3 000 htts before he s through Bank on stratght lefthander to face the 11 He says the Reds aren t fllllshed m these National League Reds wtll be opposed by southpaw Fred Norman (13-13) playoffs wtlh the Mets yet Beheve hiiD It s Norman Tuesday and He ULS1Sts he bears no grudge agaiiiSl Buddy Harrelson the B1lhngham Wednes (Jack) skinny little Mets shortstop wtth whom he tangled m the dtrt at day sa1d Reds Manager Shea Sladlli!D durmg Mond;ly s 9 2loss and he s tellmg the truth Sparky Anderson conftdent of Harrelson Belleves Hlm I beheve that says Harrelson Why he s helped me smce I a Cincmnatl wm today that came mto the league I remember once I was pressing ternbly would force a ftfth and final and he told me to relax Another time he asked me why I duln l playoff game try a smaller glove I dtd and 1\ worked' out much better Ac tually I consider hun one of the best all-around ballplayers I ve ever seen I have a lot of respectfor hiiD You couldn t tell that In the fifth mrung yesterday when Harrelson took a flymg elbow from Rose above the lert eyebrow WASHINGTON (UP!) as the Reds pepperpot was tr)'lng unsuccessfully to break up a Free safety 8r1g Owens won 1t double play Strong safety Ken Houston Harrelson s brow wasn l the only thmg hurt HIS feelmgs were saved 1\ too He called Rose a name a bad name That d1d 1t Before you That was the nutshell of the knew 1t both were down on the ground players from the two Washmgton Redskins 14-7 v1c clubs poured onto the r eld and there was some uglmess from a tory over the prev10usly un few tdlOts 10 the 53 967 looking on beaten Dallas Cowboys m the!f Joe Morgan was the one who started It all Unu tentionally of natwnally teleVISed struggle course Wtlh Rose on first base and one out Morgan htl a lw<>Monday rught whtch left the bouncer to first baseman John Mtlner who threw to Harrelson two archnvals tied for the commg across second That s when 1t all happened Naltonal Foothall Conference When both Morgan and Rose fmally returned to the Reds Eastern Otv!Slon lead wtth 3-1 dugout Morgan satd to Rose records Iwasrunnmgtoftrst Idtdn tseeanythmg What happened• Wtth 2 33 left to play and the r a1dn t do anythmg wrong Rose satd I sbd like I always score tied at 7 7 Owens ptcked do- hard I tried to break up a double play What am I supposed off a Cra1g Morton pass and to do? They do the same Utmg to me He Jumped up and sa1d I raced 26 yards mto the end trted to htl him wtth my elbow I told hiiD I dtdn t Then he called zone for the wmrung margin me a name and looked hke he made a motion to go for me so I W1th 15 seconds remammg JUst went after hiiD and trted to stop hiiD Hell 1 wasn t tryrng to Houston halted Walt GarriSOn hurt him I know I m much stronger than he IS after a pass reception from Rose Is Truthful Morton on Washmgton s one to Pete Rose ts telling Ute truth there end a desperate b1d by the Buddy Harrelson never ts gomg to wm any Mr Amenca Cowboys for a lie contests Hts mckname used to be Twtggy until he f1lled out a As soon as he threw 11 I ltttle lately Now they sltll call hiiD Twtggy which g1ves you sa1d this IS me Owens satd some ulea of bow much he has f1lled out It n " of hts game'W!nflmg mtercep. Pete Rose may not have done so mlerttlbnall\> 'lllld then l<gam lion I saw 11 all the way he may have but he dtd gtve Buddy Harrelson an extra bump or He raced untouched mto the two lr)'lng to break up tl!at double play You have to know Pete end zone to break the tle and Rose though He tsn t really d1rty that s how he plays All his most of the Redskm bench teanunates know that .,-aced down the stdelme to JOin I played agall1St Pete a long tilDe when I was wtth Houston m a JUbilant celebration says Joe Morgan I know how he plays He plays hard No Owens TO came shortly after matter whom he plays against he plays Ule same wpy the Skms had tied the score on Rose confll11led that hunself > Sonny Jurgensen s one-yard I have nothing against larrelson ~e sllil' w!ie~ n was all pass to Charley Taylor over and I m not a grudge earner I d have done tile same One Last Shot thmgtflthad been (Teddy ) Martmez out there or BtllRussell or But the Cowboys had one last Don Kessmger I play the same way if we play before 7J 000 or shot when Mark Washmgton 2000 recovered an accldentally When Rose trted to take hiS leftfleld posttion m the bottom or touched punt on the the filth some I!Dbectle up m the top deck Dung a bottle at him Washmgton 31 w1th I 57 left Rose trotted m toward the dugout and satd to R~s Manager Dallas reached f1rst and goal Sparky Anderson Skip they threw a bleepmg whiskey bottle at roe Andi!rson s BloOd «litis Anderson s blood hotled ' BACK TO OLD TRICKS That s enough for today he sa1d wavmg hiS players off the NEW YORK (UP! I f1eld Let s go Secretanat 1s back to hiS old One of the ump1res satd to Anderson 'we retrying to get thiS tncks agam - smashmg thmg straightened out records Lemme know when you do replied the Reds manager The 3 year-old Meadow With Wlllte Mays leadmg the way some of the other Mets Tom Stable wonder horse a cmch Seaver Rusty Staub Cleon Jones and Yog1 Berra walked toward for Horse of the Year honors leftfleld to plead with the fans to cabo down after wmmng Thoroughbred They d1d temporarilY When the Heds left the ballpark though there were nearly 100 racmg s Tr1ple Crown thts angry fans hned up near Ute team bus parked hehmd the leflfteld year added the Belmont Park II> rmle record to his already fen ce At the s1ght of Rose they set up a tremendous roar but a pollee lengthy liSt Monday when he captw-ed the $113 600 added escort hustled the f1ery Reds outf1elder mto the bus m a hurry Man 0 War Stakes m 2 24 4-5 I cant watt to get out tl!ere tomorrow he SBld He dtdn t mean because of the fans or because of Bud BASEBALL MEETING Harrelson He only meant because there was to he another ball There will be a meeting of game the Pomeroy Boys Baseball You have to know Pete Rose League at the first aid room Pomeroy c1ty hail Wednesday DOLPHINS LOSE TWO rn a cast as the result of an Oct 10 at 7 30 p m All m MIAMI (UP I) - The Mtanu mjury m Sunday s game terested persons are w-ged to Dolphins have lost two more agarnst the New York Jets atteod Money making projects reserves to knee m)urtes will he dtscussed as will ways Unebacker Jesse Powell was of tmprovmg the baseball scheduled for surgery today to program remove bone ch1ps from his NEW YORK ( UPI ) - The knee He will be out 111- Un ted Press lntern.;~t anal s Board of Coaches maJor college • • • • • • • • • • • • deftnltelY And wtde receiVer footba I rat ngs w th number of place votes n paren Ron Sellers has his r1ght knee first theses (Fourth Week l ~ • ' I one away from disaster Rusty Staub seemmgly fully recovered from two seasons of vanous hand mjur es slugged two home runs hts second and third of the senes to hack the eight-hit nme-etrikeout perfor mance of Koosman Perfonnon<es Ovenhadowed However the performances of both players was overshad owed by tloo ftght.s on the f1eld and the ugly acttons of some rn the crowd of 53 967 that m eluded the throwmg of empty whiskey bottles at Reds left fielder Pete Rose Rose the f1ery Reds captam and leading htlter 1n the NL thiS year w1th a 338 average shd hard mto Mets shortstop Bud Harrelson m the fifth !Mmg attempting to break up a double play No sooner did Harrelson return the throw to f1rst than he and Rose were battling each other on the benches and bullpens Bight after Rose and Harrelson were separated rehef pitchers Buzz Capra of New York and Pedro Borbon of Cincmnatt began swappmg punches behind se cond base Nobody was efected by the wnp1res but m the bottom of the fifth Wlth New Yorks Felix M1lian at hat and two out Rose called time after he narrowly miSSed bemg hit by an empty whiskey bottle thrown by a fan m the upper leftfleld stands Players Pulled At that pomt Anderson pulled hiS players off the held and-National League Presi~ent Chub Feeney asked some of the Mets to walk out to le!Uteld Jnd talk to the fans man attempt to calm them down Feeney suggested we go out and talk to them satd Mets Manager Yogt Berra who along Wlth Staub Clean Jones Wtllte Mays and Tom Seaver appealed to Ute crowd m left We told them "e '!'I'Uld have to forfett the game 1! they continued throwmg thmgs Berra added Anderson had his players return to the1r postt1ons when order was fmally restored a few mmutes later but ad mttled r would have pulled them agam tf another obfect had come out I don t thmk tmder any circumstances you should have a man out there who could get killed I was tr)'Ulg to break up a double play satd Rose Tha t doesn t mean I m dtrly I m a professiOnal ballplayer not a chorus gtrl Mets Held Lead At the time '01 Ute ftghts the Mets already held their 9 2 lead thanks mainly to a solo blast by Staub m the f1rst mnmg off loser Ross Grunsley and a three-run shot off reliever Tom grourul Hall m the second !Mmg that Mets thtrd baseman Wayne highhghted a ftve run nuung Garrett jumped mto the mejee Koosman wtth only etght stgnalmg the emptymg of both hits m 78 at bats dw-mg the regular season ~ontrtbuted to the Mets attack wtth a patr of smgles wh1le drwmg m a run and scormg another Wayne Garrett s sacriftce fly and run on the Redskll1S four and after 37 yards scormg smgles by Mlllan and three Morton passes were - Washmgton blocked one John Mtlner accounted for the mcomplete he threw to Gam Dallas punt aod two field goal Mets other runs son over the rmddie to the two attempts The Cowboy~ Cincmnati held to a total of and GarriSon a rodeo star m blocked two fteld goal efforts the off-season bulled toward by Curt Knight the goal line Houston hit him - Last year s conference soltdly and stopped hiiD at the rushmg champiOn Larry one and the Redskins had the Brown was held to 36 yards game rushing on 18 attempts It was the btggest tackle I ever made Houston satd Morton pumped "'" once I stepped toward GarriSOn as he Th1s We~k s Specral caught 11 and I brought him down The plays by Owens an4 Houston ptoVlded a fitting endmg to a game wh1ch featured tremendous defense by both teams throughout the "We're gettrng tense struggle Roger Staubach had passed a bonus?" Dallas to a 7.0 lead m the The new Mercantile second peflod when Otto Stowe Package Polley gives full made a divmg catch or hiS If>. property damage theft aod yard pass m the end zone llab I ty protect on at a Jw-gensen tossed hiS ooeBONUS - 0 per cent to 20 yard TO pass to Charley per cent saving n V 8 auto tran s p s premium nqu re at the Taylor to tie the game w1th 3 30 bucket seats NICE Down ng Childs Agency left to play about the Mercantile But ever~m~ ~else was Pollcv defense These were the eV1 In~ dences of the fierceness of 1t Staubacb Sacked 7 Times --Staubach was sacked You II L ke Our Q\Jal l Way of Doing Bus ness seven tilDes for losses totalling Agency, Inc. GMAC FINANCING 45 yards before g~vmg way to H2 5342: Pomeroy 220 N 2nd Morton because of a slight Open Evenrngs Ttl8 00 MIDDLEPORT Tol5 PM Sat charley horse Jurgensen was dropped five times for losses of two runs and etght hits for tit• ftrst two games appeared 'I rally m Ule third when Oelif Menke homered and Jl.!t Morgan smgled home pme~ hitter Larry Stahl to cut New York s lead to 6 2 B~ Koosman shut the Jloor afll:r that IIIDttmg the Reds to three singles and a double over the ftnal s1x mmngs Major League Results By Un ted Press lnte rnat on.il NL Playofh C nc nnat 020 000 000- 2 ,a I NY IS120Q00x - 9lll G r ms ev Hal (2J 'Tom 1n Jl Ne son (A) Bo bon (7) al1o Bench Koosman and Grote L.:P - Gr ms. Menke College Ratings Team o St (3 0 ) (21 ) think we should hold this 12 Oh Nebraska (4 0) (8) conversation m front of all 3 Alabama (4 Ol (6) 4 Mlch gan (4 OJ these people 5 Southern Cal (3 0 1 Fmley wasn t nnrnediately 6 Okahoma (2 0 1J molllfled but later whtle, 7 P.enn St {4 0 8 Tennessee 4 0) eating a box lunch m hts off1ce 9 Notre Dame (3 Ol sa1d he was surprised Cronm 0 Lou s ana St (4 OJ 11 UCLA (3 1} called the game off so qutckly 12 Ar zona St (4 0 Mr Crorun t.ad more facts 13 Houston ( 4 OJ M ssour (4 Ol about the weather at hand than 14 15 Ty ane (3 OJ Finley swd so I 16 Te ~as (2 1l I did to or ado 3 1) couldn t he angry I was just 17<Onl¥. 17 tums votes) disappomted ' Points 334 308 241 2 4 205 161 HOW TO Solve Your Going Problems! 135 73 72 71 HR s- Staub DO I J/a,LJp?l?: , """'"' j"w•• I" D d you know that the fa lest known races n the are the Tuts ( a!Sd Watuts or Watus ) Nllot c herdsmen of Rwanaa and Burundt Centra Afr ca and theNuer of the Wh te N le wo ld ca ed Batuts reg on of the Sudan whosema es average O't'er 5 feet 11 nches The wor d s sma llest known race s the negr fo Onge tr be of whom fewer than 500 surv ve on L ttle A ndam a n Island n the 1 lnd an Ocean Few exceed 4 feet 6 nc hes The sma est pygm es are the J Bambui w th an average he ght of 4 feet 8 nches for men and 4 feet 4 nch es fot wom en They I ve n the forests near the rver ltur n the Congo ( Leopold v llel Atr ca S ze s n t everyth ng • You ca n nstall a wa ter ref ner anywhere n your home n a space on ly 18 to 20 nches and t does the ob of 4 oth er separate un ts It ca r f es s oftens fll and po sh es to g ve ··-·' ·" 1=:~1 72 FORD TORINO 2 DR. 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Then therP s the Agncv. p1 ob lem a possible y. nt er hom e fuel cr SIS a econo y st II st uggl ng o" ntlallon It all sounds I kc too much tor 1;1 )Onl to bear pa rucu lar h ll n wl o w I ng of h1S I lc 1 tl e early J960s drvtd ed t UJ mto S x Cn ses aU of v.l cl I e neverthel ess wea I ()r d a nd by h s defm1t10n so mt I ow con tro ll ed B t I tl nk that approach of I >re a ll y puts us off from a de e p~ eal t} What e merges lro m a fulle r read ng of h s bch ' o h1:s utterances the th ngs he h1mselfb rrngsout m th at c( Jeb ate:d book 1S that h s wl ole l1fe IS a c ri SIS a lmost by th da y P ol t c II scrence set alar James Dav d Barbe n h1s s •tn ew hat co ntrov ers ial book called Tt e Pres dent a! t:h 1 (' er c led f1\! €' occasrons (up to 1962) Y. hen Rrchard N1Xo 1 v 1s about to q111t pub ! c lrle S nee Watergate bl oke t 972 the P estdent may I a\ e g ven thoug ht to that noLHJ at lea& one mo e time 1 1 e ove 11dmg fact of ~.:oursc 1s t hat he d d not qu1t By his o v r vo ds cr s s s agony Hu t he ha ~ Irul\ come to ex peel stlfc t mg not JUSt n re iat ci) bt cl pc od s of h gl stress but as the cont nu ng p c~ of 1 v ng n public hfe A ot h r runn ng themes n M N xo s Cilr eer Barbe1 fm l I P does not ea lly look to CO'U I ter va l1n g enJ y me s t l 1 t IS v ew ot n en s t1 at lea t n poht1cs Ute \ L e bastc;tlly unt1ustworth\ 1 d d sloyal that f01 de n It> e h LS I ad to battle to cont ol hts te 1d en<) to I ght ba<: k aga 1st h1s er em es w1th t cry vc pon II s co m rna d In a s g h <.: Jnl sum man p ss a ~ c Bnr be "' tes Cl a ty N xo n s one for wh n I b 1 de ns o t c 1gh lhe ••tl ,., e nJ ) cspu n~ bl t cs o l cg ts lie 1 lh t k:"l e~ lhs p I t c !I I fe vh ch ts ca lv I I ole I It - > pm s g u w \t ost I e d e \d:~s 1 1 a g11 n :;al slac t1on n ~ n lu r 11 cc but there as 10l ml c ut U ~ S f on ta r co us cas 11 \ nt I t1 ne 11 II) sell lu 1g p< >o !eels foo <-' so e nerg c hat i i Js r B be nut vc l clc l a Ir N o I tel b ng I I t1 e 1 es1dent 1.s l nan 1 nw tt ttelo 1s tecl tht> suhst<.~lCeth ex t t o d WIY k e' 1" y 1 e I less \\. t l c i the day after . . · ~\ Justice Dept. ~to defend itself Brl::lce B1ossat NIXOn's life profile tn suffenng ~ ~S III:'<GTON ,ucsandtact<: s ol IJOI t ~s u d preoccu pied alwa.} s W I h h s self st uggl 1-1 s re word f O\\C - t ut pow~ v 1tl out clea end s I ~ If tl scholar s O ne does not eed to accept a ll u c judg 1 e t s II e l res d e 1t s o v o d s dep c o m r v th an edbk t: jl t.:!y lo s ff~ l I acl s i V\ c BAI J !MORE MD t UPil 1110 JustK-e Department says t Is "'lim~ to ans" er quesl!Oll$ under f ath £rnm VIce Pres1denL Sptro T Agnew s lawyers ahout news leaks But 1t supportl:i several reporters who say they are not wtlhng to do u e same l.a wyers for the department and the reporters !tied s.parate responses Monday to Agm!w s subpoena s attemptmg to force them to make sworn deposit ons about what the vtce president contends IS a mal c ous campa1gn or news leaks aga tnsl h1m Meanwhtle the spectal federal grand JUry here .begms Its third week of receiVmg evt dence about the allegallons that Agnew recetved ktckbacks from contractor s and ar chttects whtle he was Baltimore county executi ve and Maryland governor The reporters asked U S 0 strict Court m Baltunore to delay from Thursday unttl Oct 18 the date on which they must appear wtth the1r stories and notes If a delay ts obtarned tl!ey are expecied to move by Monday to quash the subpo enas probably on ground of alleged V!olalton of th e 1st Amendment The Justtce Department handed a 17-page memoran dum s1gned by Sohctlor General RObert H Bork to US Otstnct Court Judge Walter E Hoffman m the Wa shmgton area Monday Hoffman of Norfolk Va was ass gned to the case when all nrne federal JUdges from Maryland dtsquahfled th emselves Th e department satd all 134 emp loyes who mtght have mowledge of the mvesl tgation had stgned afftdavtts denymg they were the source of any information that appeared m the news media But tt satd It was wJllm g to permit semor offlctals to gtve depositions under oath TI1e ool) plaustble explana lion of the news leaks that have plagued thts mvesttgallon as v.ell as many other matters or s1m lar news worth mess Ul modern tunes ts tl!at they have come from a WI de vari etY of sources the department satd th As to the reporters e department satd We have supported the right of the courts to the testunooy of newsmen when tts relevance an d 1mpor ta nee were plam We have never supported mcur saons mto thts sen~nhve area for the mere purpose of con ductmg flshmg expedttoons d t IS plam that that ,. all an 1 that ts mvolved here The department satd that to sh d fatth 11 was also ow goo taking these steps - It will agree to a protect1ve HELMVILLE Mont (UP!) Law enforcement officers set highway checkpomts aloog Ute rugged Contmental OlVlde today m thetr 1>earch for a heaVIly armed teen-ager sus peeled of killing fo w- persons at a dude ranch Shenff s deputies satd Roger Caryl 17 who hked to be called Tex McCord after a fabled 19th-century bandtt was carrymg several weapons me ludmg a 7mm nfle which could blow a man shead off at 5110 yards Montana Ht ghway Patrolmen deputies and F1sh and Game Department war dens were stationed every two mtles along a north-south road between U S 12 and Montana 200 rn the manhunt Sheriff DaVId Collings satd Carylts suspected of ktllmg the four persons Sunday poss1bly because he was ordered to bw-y a dog he had shot to death The yo uth was employed at the dude ranch where the ktllmgs took place Collmgs smd Caryl ftrst shot Samuel Akrns 42 aod hts son Steven 18 w1th whom he shared a cabm at the Wh1tetall Ranch Then according to the officer he killed the manager John Mtller 23 and the cook Ruby Judd 62 W tnesses who scattered when the VIOlence erupted fold mvesltgators that Caryl told - I--------------------------~ 1 ..8~ I ... ~- 5Ulh,: I Says one lunch was showoff Eastern Htgh School Oct 8 1973 Dear SIT We of the student body of Eastern H1gh School are m concern of ow- lunches The quality and quantity of the lunches leave us very unsatisfied We were gomg to brmg this before the school offlculls but Thursday the school board had a meetin(_ at the high school and for some funny reason our lunch was very much Improved Why can t we have good quality 1\Ulches all tl!e tilDe• not just a show off lunch now and then Will some one please help us • WATCH YOUR DIET Gall bladder doesn't w(jrk "'k 5.er I p j?, l a fra v g V( n you h e would o c spet.: f rc I t f roo ds Many peop le Will n nfunct t 1 g gall blad Den; gd along f nc on. a regu tar d1et but o thers do not • If a person has a bad gal I .£ladder and for one reason or ,• these Some people tolerate cabbage radishes onrons and other s do not You should avo d gas formers ThiS may ncude mature bean seeds for yo~~;ilol You ca n eat cereals home coo ked oatmeal or prepared commerc ial varretres Bread 1s f ne If not taken tf'l excess You m1ght have to hmrt some of these foods tf you also have "'w.etght problem Cook wt!h as httte fat as passable and you should avotd large meals These regard less of the type of food may prempttale a gall bladder at tack Smaller more frequent meals ar~ Maps charged now By United Press international Some service station owners angered that the government w11l not let them ratse gasoline pnces as much as they say 1s reasonable now are chargmg for maps and other serv1ces such as washing the wmdshteld Maybe they llappreclate the maps if they pay for them sa1d Paul Allen a Gulf dealer m Los Angeles Anyway if we were allowed to make money on ow- products we could keep the free services In another development Rtchard Meser prestdent of the Greater Indtanapohs Gasoline Dealers Inc .satd an assiStant to Charles Owens head of the Cost of Uvmg Councils (CLC) Energy OtVISlOn asked him Fr1day to set up a seven man panel of dealers to advise the counctl The ass1Stant Robert Gussln better NEW SP APER EN ERPR SE A SSN Send you que!t ons to D Lamb n cg e of th s ntwspope P0 Boll 1551 Rod o C ty Stat on New Yo • NY 10019 Fo a copy of Dr Lambs booklet on balanced r/ et !tttd SO c-enh to the some odd ess ontl osk for Balanced D et : By PHIL NEWSOM '\JPl Fon tgn News \ talyst '' Ei:Yil an President Anwar ~ad ol a fter a senes of !llsappolntments n U S peace (1Jf01 ts m the Mtddle East dectded last March that renew ol of the war wttl! Israel was IneVItable and began preparmg fur 1l He struck after recetvmg jLSSUI a ces that the Arab oil ~oducmg natwns would throw i!Je ccononuc bn\1 d<plomatic wer g1 t m tns s1de It vas on March 28 that he !leclm ed lurnself mil tary gov unur w tt pov. crs cqu valent i.o mart a! law He envisioned a relatiVely !inutcd offenstve hopmg at ~a st to hold on to small garns etth er m the Golan He1ghts or along Suez unltl mternat10nal pressures forced an end to the l~g h tmg etther through !he Un ted Na ltons or the btg po ~ crs Ti S Of CQW' SC IS h ndsighl besed unly upo the external ev de ce r d udtn g t eports !torn Un ted Nations obseners U!at t was the Egypttans and S)rwns who struck ftrst m coordinated attacks Other Indications Desptle the glowmg reports of Arab C()mmunlques and Ute unarurnous support declared by other Arab nat ons there we re other mdtcatwns the Arabs themselves had severe doubts that Sadat s gamble would pay off Conspicuously on the Sldelu cs of th e f ghting was Jot dan s Kmg Hussem who has sa id he would not JOin n a ne~ f1ght Wlth Israel unless he was convmced of a 50 per cent chance of vtctory Prestdent Habtb Bourgmba of Tun1s1a prortused troops to md m the hghtmg but declared openly he feared for the results because I know the strength of Israel E' en the Egyptwn fore tgn mm ster Mohammed H el Zayyat rephed frankly no when asked If he felt certam of Egyptian vtclory Lendmg pressure upon Sadat for action was the 1111pat1ence of young offlcers m the Egypllan army of unrest among Egyptian students and dtssahsfactton among the populatiOn wtth mountmg iliflatwn and the h1gh cost of paymg for a war that went nowhere He Hoped for Pressure When Sadat announced on July 18 1972 that he had or dered SoV)et forces out of Egyp\ he hoped the result would be pressw-e from the Umted States on Israel for some sort of reciprocal action It was not furthcomrng It seems probable the last straw fell on July 26 1973 when Ute Umted States vetoed a resolution m the U N Secur1ty Council whtch would have called upon Israel to wtthdraw uneqUivocally from the oc booJclet cupted Arab lands The U S pos1\lon has been that any Israel! wtthdrawal must be m confonmty to Israeli secw-tty needs It seems probably also that Sadat had dectded tilDe was not on his Side as the Israelis stead1ly went ahead w1th development of the Gaza Strip and areas of the Sinat Wlth projects or a permanent nature Milttarily the sttual!on ts obscw-ed by heavy censorship on both s1des What eye witness eports therehavebeentendtvsupport Israel! clai!DS of air control and destruction of pontoon brtdges across the Suez canal October s perfect flying weather should make sitting ducks of Syrian tanks on the exposed terram of t~ Golan Hetghts and of Egyptian tanks trapped on the wrong Sine of the canal WASHINGTON ( UP! I Prestdent Ntxon today sought broad nlernatwna l support lilcludmg the SoVIet Umon and !luna for U S d plomal c ef for ts to secure ~ M ddle Ea st t-ease fue Tite Wh te House sa1d NiXon ooon ~Iter the outbreak of fillhl!ng ~od mtbated an ex ch ~n gc o[ messages w1th \ SoVIet Commumsl party leader Leomd I Brezhnev through diplomabc channels and that Secrelar) of State Henry A Kissmger conferred durmg Ute weekend wtth Htlllt g Chen ch ef of !?ekin g s ha1So n m ssion here The general hnes or u s pohcy urgmg return of Israel! EgypUan and Synan forces to I poSitions they held before the ftghtmg began Saturday emerged Monday as a half dozen senators on a nearly emptv Senate floor adopted by vo1ce vote a MLddle East peace resolution purporting to speak for the entire Senate Resolution Introduced The resolution was in lroduced by Senate • Democra\ tc Leader Mike Mansfield and Repubhcan Leader Hugh Scott It took on stgmf1cance beyond the hand ful of senators who pushed tl through when Scott mdtcated to newsmen that th~ ad mlrustratwn supported 1t Scott satd Ki511inger told hlnl he found no fault with the resolution SCIOTO LIVESTOCK Steers Cho1ce 44 50 46 Good to ChOice 42 50 « 50 Heifers Chotce 43 50 45 50 Good 41 75 43 50 Cows Commerctal 35 them Over the years 11 s been a mUhon-dollar 1_ gtvea satd Fleefip a way Chevron owner in Los Angeles Some people look at them once crumple them up hke Kleenex and Utrow them away Rain halts play 37 85 Utthty 32 50 3i 85 Canner & Cutter 28 32 Bulls Butcher Bulls 43 75 Down Feeder & Stocker Cattle Steer Cavies 52 66 Hetfer Calves 48 50 55 Yr Steers 45 51 50 Yr Hfrs 45 50 Down Hoi Steers 4150 47 75 Veal Calves Good 58 50 Down Baby Calves by the head 40-129 Lambs Chmce 33 85 Stock Cows 385 440 Cows & Calves Prs 475 530 Your Hospital Reports • . Insurance coverage--Part 2 , ~ ':; '"' ~ ~ ' ~ ~ ' !i: , ' § Last week we discussed lllllw-ance coverage for patients who are admitted to Holzer Medical Center Today we want to talk about yow- Insurance beneftts when you come to the hospital for care and treatment Without being admitted m other words an out pahent As we mentioned last week there are self pay patients who do not choose to carry any hospttal or medical lllllurance and prefer to personally pay for all services of the hospttal and the!f phys1c1an Payment IS due the day serv1ces are received ~ Those of you who have Blue Cross hospltallzatlOn msw-ance aod Blue Shteld phys1c1an coverage may or may ;>; not have outpahent coverage Included m yow- pollctes Be sure to read your Blue Cross and Blue Sh1eld poliCies You 11 fmd them clearly wr1tten and ~~ easy to understand Should. you have ~ fw-ther questions ask your superviSor :::~ 01; personnel director at your place of employment If you have outpahent benefits then JUst present your Blue Crooa and i!j Blue Sh1eld ldenUflcatlon card on the. > day you come to keep your appointment You need not be coocerned about Blue Cr0111 and Blue Shield claim ~ rorms Thl! hospital will provide and complete yow- Blue Cross forms and yow- phySiclan will take care of your Blue Shle~ forms Upon completion of '}our outpatient care you will be , directed to the Hospital Buslne88 Offtce whe"' you will be advised coocernlng the amount of service that your In surance will cover and tlie balance if ;;.y that you must pay the ~!Jirlllal. ~ b::::<:l!W$! I [ President engaged in peace drive asked Meser to call bac"' today w1th the liSt Meser satd If we don t adVIse the CLC they re likely to mw-der us the next time The first time they set prices they had not talked to one dealer Meser said The CLC Sept 20 let gas statlollll ra1se prices by between ooe and 2\1 cents per gallon Dealers sa1d that was not enough n In the San Frano1BCO area and in Utab oome dealers have dl"1ded pumpmg areas mto full serv1ce zones and no serviCe zones In the former the motorist gets his windshield washed and 011 checked but pays a peMy or two per gallon more than the one In the no serv1ce area Many dealers on the West Coast etther have stopped carrying maps or are charging a dlnle and even a quarter for GET YOURSELF RACED thts week for a covy of national thises and thats Here Is what you wtll observe Ule next flve days Natwnal Newspaper Week Natlonal Ftre Preventlon Week Nat10nal Htre a Handicapped Person Week Nattonal 4 H Week If these don t satisfy next week ought to help for Oct 14 20 IS Nattonal Ufe Insurance Week It IS fLlting that we mention all these spectal observances here It rmght be the last time th is year The freedom of the press 1s under heavy attack not only from the Adrmmstrat1on m Washmgton but from about anybody 1m portant of whatever polittcal hue caught m meshes of the law who prefers to keep h1s miSfortune qutet We need to toot our own horns But Will anyone ilsten ' Our local volunteer firemen are due all possible recogmt10n Thetr services are mvaluable U taxpayers m our muntc1paht1es also had to pay the btll for full tilDe pmd professwnal firemen value of the volunteer deparlments would he more obvtous Natwnal H1re a Handtcapped Person Week may sound something like Natwnal Hotdog Week (yes there ts one) but not really No doubt there are employers who if they thought about it could add a physLcally hand1capped person to hts or her payroll W1th no loss m producttviiy maybe even an un provement for some routine tasks are performed better by Ute handicapped A!; for National 4 H Week our extensron serv1 ce has promised to forward material of same for pubhcatton thts week By Hugh P KIRKEL Executive Vice President • Holzer Medical Center ~adat prepared for war last March • KINGS MILLS Ohto ( UPI I Jack Ntcklaus "' widely known as a golfer Monday he showed htmself to be a pretty stra ght shooter too Ntcklaus who tw-ned the ftrst annual Ohi<>-Kmgs Island Golf Tow-nament mto a Iaugher wmnlng by s1x shots refused to accept the $25 000 f•rst pme He satd he dtdn t thmk 11 would be r~ght for him to prot1t from the tournament whtch was held on the Jack N1cklaus Golf Center cow-se and whtch he had been so Instrumental m promotmg Nicklaus tw-ned the check back over to Charles Mechem w1th $5 000 of tl to go 10 the Boy Scouts of America and the other $20 000 to be used to start a scholarship fund at Oh10 State Umverstly m the name of hts father who dled 10 1970 I felt the whole mntlvallon f or Il)e was to brmg golf to the people of southwestern Ohto and for me to proftt from the tow-nament would v10late that mobvatlon satd the Golden Bear who owns half of the cow-se and also helped m destgmng Lt The vtctory Nicklaus Slxth of the year and 50th '" a pro career wh1ch began m 1962 gave bini the money wmmng lead for the year o~er Bruce Crampfon who dtd not com pete Although he shot a one-ovt par 72 m Monday s fmal rour j he never led by less than ftve shots and btrdied the !mal hole for a !mal Slx stroke margm over runnerup Lee Trevmo Trevrno who was pa1red Willi Ntcklaus and Tom Wetskopf m the !mal round had a 68 Monday and a total of 277 while Wetskopf \ted wtth young Andy North for thtrd With 281 Armed teen-ager Wanted The Students at Eastern Htgh School by (name withheld on request ) ope rat on s not yolk s c hdco late nut s o 1ls U us J I approac h f att} dre ss1ngs margan ne lo1mttota s t u ter c heese (exc ept un c con cd or low tat co ttage ct ee ~ fa t meats s uet as fat po k and desserts co ntammg fat should be avo dcd Many people do not realize that ca ke s cook1es and sweet roll s all co nta n Jots of fat I he e I S us a ll y more fat tn co mmcrc1 I c akes (except ang e l food ca ke and th ose made fr om ord nary hom e rec1pes than there s m many cuts of beef The sa me applies l o foliO\\ a low fat d1et ~au to many p es nee l l u~e only th e ve ry lean So you can eat lean meats mea I ke round steak v.1th poultry !tsh forttfLed sktm J il lhC' fa t remo ed fvrt1 f1er.l m lk egg wh tes s"eets that sk m lk ns Lead of whole do not mcl ude fats suc h as m k fr I ken remove Jelli es Jams apple outter but tl e I I c fo c cat r g and not ca nd1 es ce crea m or youn g tu k y also remove the mo~t cakes and ptes You ca n k 1 1 1 c I ck n sl ould be eal fresh or ca nned fru t and t aked sle \ ed or bro led and a lmost all fr es h vegetables all fr y g sl ould be avo ded unless you have learned that a F sh are f ne a nd you shoul d parhcular one gives yo u gas select the low fat f sh such as or creates problems for you the wh le fiSh group "h ch Everyone reacts differently to mcludes sole or flound er Egg refuses top prize order applying to all parties to prohtbtt di,sclosure or the evtdence - It has filed Wlth Ute court a by the editor James s Rtcklefs Uvermore Calif,. found the fuselage ol an anctenl (1916 vmt.age ) World War f Brtttsh Spad llghter a r t by Actmg Asststant couple years ago After two years of searchLng for ortgmal parts A~ney General Glen E and pw-chasmg many other unobta mable spectally manufac Pommerenm 00 his mvesttga tured replacement parts Rtcklefs Spad took to the wr for Ule ftrst ume Sunday Yes 11 flew It was a copy of the plane that the gl ks tioo o1 news ea - It will offer a sealed late Edd1e Rtckenbacker called The hest shtp I ever flew surrunary of evidence obtained German pilots of World War I remembered tl well Rtcklef• and fnends spent o000 man.how-s $40 000 aod 2'h r be b to tl!us ar on t su JOCl years on the project The Brtt sh btplane ongmally butlt m 1916 Hoffman for his private mspec thus became the only flymg Spad tn the Umted States ti 1 got mterested m anttques about llve years ago sa1d on Ricklefs 59 I guess I ptcked World War I vwtage as my m terest because many of my frtends also were tnlerested Ln that era I Vf: v1stted every aeronauticC:Il musewn m the Umted States and Canada researchmg th1s plane and other World War I vmtage planes 1 have learned Utat the last one that flew was m his Vlc\llllS I have a few to Montana m August after 1971 and now IS grounded m a museum The Spad has a top hellos for you and Here s a leavmg h1s home m Decatur wmg-span of 25 feet 6 mcbes a maxunum speed of 123 5 mtles hello for you then blasted Dl and how- and an endurance of 3 5 hours His father James 49 a Most of 11 18 rebuilt sa1d Ray Johnson son m law of them wtth a shotgun Deputies satd Caryl spent the mechanic at a fann Implement Rtcklefs and manager of the hehcopter repatr shop m San Carlos rught after the shootmg m an manufacturmg firm told re where the work was done The pmnt 1s we rrught get an ongmal unoccupted ranchhouse near porters -at Decatur If they ptece or a Spad a~rplane but 1t may not be atrworthy However thts small southwest Montana have to shoot hlm they 11 just there are a nwnber of ongrnal 1916 parts on the Spad as well comm un1ty They said he have to I hope they get hiiD The radiator the wheels and of course the engme are severed telepbone lines there before he hurts anyone else ongmal Everyti!De the phone rmgs Ricklefs found the fuselage of hts Spad m dtsreparr about Planes and tracking dogs were pressed Into servtce rn the we hope that we II get word four years ago m Gastoma S C The radmtot was found tn, that they ve caught him Lewiston Idaho Ricklefs retired head of Rtck Hehcopters Inc search caryl an Eagle Scout came which he says ts the worlds largest commerctal hehcopter charter fll111 satd h1s Spad IS a plane you could have bo~hl for $4110 back m the forttes when they were constdered Junk Rtcklefs recreation of hls Spad should bnng a smtle on the Letlen of opiDloa a"' weloomed Tbey !lbould be lou 1 1 I tbaa 100 word• 1111111 (or be 1ubject to recluclloo by the I face of Or R R Ptckens of M1ddieport Pomeroy aod perhaps a btt of envy Maybe etght or ten years ago Doc Navy f1ghter ptlol 1 editor) ud mult be olped wltb tbe •!Pee 1 lddnh 1 m Ule second btg war came up wtth an anctent btplane or the 1 NIIDol may be witllbeld upo11 publl..tfca However, 011 I Waco type wh1ch he had repatred to fly II req-t, um• wiD be dllel-d Lettenlbould be iD &ood But Dr Pickens dtdn t keep the plane long lalle addrellinl iiiUII Dol penoulltl• He dectded to get rtd of 1t after flymg 11 to Indtana getting caught m a ramstorm and narrowly mtssmg a crackup that I I could have been fatal Veterans Memorial Hospttal s chtef of staff IS used to ptlotmg his very modern and superbly eqmpped personal plane from I I coast to coast feelmg safer rn the w1ld blue yonder w1th the Sitek I I than on a htghway belo~ehmd his automoblle s steermg wheel No Spad or Vmta 20 biplane for him DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB By l av, rence E Lam b MD Uc r 0 I I - M v doc tor t 11 I o c o gall bla I de r U t s ot wo k ng so I pave tv " atc h • I at I e t II < ~Sat U t wt>uld no r. ve nc ]eg ul r gall blad lcr d ct so I llo t ed that but I I ave l!ro I I ala d poult ) and I "'o dc 1cd <:~I.Jout other thmgs it I t ul d c: t the1 or not ~h ld I e I fre sl fru t or £ai t: d fru t what vegeta 'ble I ceze soup and tl en dcncd rat 0 t be {or I ca t t Would vou please JI V ~ e a general td ea o f wh Jl l sl ou ld eat .. D R ;1der Your doctor ~c r to tl nk y u rc gett ng Mlo 1:\ i.l \1 r ght w1tl yo ur pre Nicklaus ~:.;~ .. ~o:«.,o:::<"ni!:>..-:;-~ :;w~mo~~W~~~~ tt: l M1lll 1"'111 '~"''""'·0 Otl I II * ~ ~ I I Many conunerclal hospttal and medical Insurance pollc1es have httle or no coverage for outpatient dlagnos1s or trea\l;llent ThiS again emphas1zes the 1111portance of knowmg the specific beneftta that you have avallable to you under yow- pohcy m partiCular for non emergency V!Sita If you luive any question on yow- Individual or group policies coosult yow- employer to verify Ute benefits to which you are entitled For those VlSlts where coverage is available be sure to brmg two coptes of the tnsw-ance claim form ooe to be gtven to the hosp1tal and the other to be given to your phystc1an Often you don t know m advance that you re coming to the hosp1tal when a sudden illness or accident occw-s m which case you come to the Emergency Oepartinent If you have commerc1al hospttal and medtcal msw-ance that entitles you to emergency treatment benefits the hosp1tal and your phystclan must receive the necessary claim forma wlthln 72 how-s followmg your eme'lency VISit Payment for hospital outpatient charges not covered by msurance 1s due on the date of service You will rece1ve a separate bill from the hospital for each visit with the date of your hospital vlslt mdicated If you have two or three vlslllln a short peruid of time don t be conlllled because each blll shows a dil'eNIIt balance due smce yow- bllb are llOI combined mto a single statement TJII4 makes 1\ poos1ble for you to easlly check dates and charges since you have them on these lndlvLdual records q.ims for outpatient care that are not paid by Blue Crooa or commer~lal msurance wtlhtn 60 days will automahcally be referred d rectly back to the patten! for payment If you should recetve such a statement ~nd don t understand the reason for the b1li tmmedtately contact the Hospttal Busmess Ofhce for delatls You shouldn t JUst Lgnore t by saymg to yow-self My msurance company wtll pay for thts I don t have to worry about 1\ The only way to fmd out what the problem IS and how to solve 1t IS to contact the hospttal I > i To swnmanze read your hospttal and medical msurance pohctes so that you know all about yow- benef1ts If you :::: have queshons about group ~~ hospttahzatJon msurance coverage through Blue Cross or Blue Shteld or a commercial msurance company ask YOW' supervlSor or personnel d1rector ~ at yow- place of employment If you ~ carry tndtvldual hosptlahzatlon or medical msurance ask your Insurance agent or the msurance company ~~ directly to answer any questions you ~~ may have about coverage and spec1hc ~ benefits When you come to Holzer :::: Medical Center as an outpatient or to be :~ ad!mtled be sw-e to bring yow- Blue ~ Cross and Blue Sh1eld Identiftcatton card or If you have conunerc1al m ~ sw-ance bring two coptes of the ~ commercial msurance cla1m form ::: properly filled out th1s wtll enable the ':; hoopltal to correctly and more quickly ~ process clanns on yow- hehalf You 11 be :;; helpmg yourself and Holzer Medtcal > Center to better serve you In a futw-e column we 11 talk abOut ~,!: Med are and explam some speclf1c detatla ' ""l:edtcare coverage ~.< • < I OAKLAND ( UPI ) - The Baltimore Ortoles and Oakland As try again today to play the th1rd game of the deadlocked Amencan League cham pwnshtp senes wtth Mtke Cuellar aod Ken Holtzman set ooce mure as startmg pttchers The thtrd game ongmally was scheduled for Monday but persistent ram and a soggy field resulted m the game hemg called off 22 rmnutes before •ts 12 30 p m POT starting tune by AL Prestdent Joe Cronm Holtmlan a lefthander who won 21 games dnrmg the regular season and Cuellar a screwballer wbo won 18 were supposed to face each other Monday but both earned another day off and wlll go today rnstead The weather outlook IS for clearmg sktes and tempera tures m the 60s The front which brought !be ftrst meas w-eable ram m "" months to the San FranciSco Bay Area durmg the weekend moved eastward duru1g the mght altbough It left a wet fteld behind m Oakland \ Both managers- Otck Wil liams of the A s and Earl Weaver of the Or10les-were dlsappomted W1th Monday s postponement but neither saw It as giVIng e1ther stde an edge If 11 rams agam today though saLd Weaver then the!f JIID Hunter can come hack at us m the fifth game w1th three days rest Weaver 1s concerned about Hunter a Cy Young Award caod1date as well he might be The A s nghthander was the wlMlng pttcher Sunday when the A s beat the Orto!•• Wlth the!f home run hats 6'3 to tie the best-of five senes at one Vlclory each Jlnl Palmer wbo stopped the As on ftve hits rn a ~ v1ctory Saturday will p1tch for Bal tilnore Wednesday no matter what said weaver Palmer was a 22-game winner for the Orioles durmg the season and Ia believed to be the top can didate for Cy Young honiH's M.ilre upset than e1ther Wllrams or Weaver at Mon day s postponement was A s owner Charlle Fmley a mtd' summer heart attack v1ctim wbo was heard shoutmg at Cronm nelr the Oakland clubh011se a few minutes after the league president made his decision Cronill not wishing to make newsmen there a part of the dlocusslon told Fmley I doo t Today:: :,:s::): : : :::; :;:;:;:>:·:;,;;~>:::,>;:<:::::;:;:;:;h:;:>:'>:;:;:;.~,;:; :.,;,:;:;::::.:::::::~ Sport Parade NEW YORK (UPI) George Stone hopes today to " keep a prorruse he made to By Milton Rtchman Mets teammate Jerry v UPI Sporto F.dotor ~ Koosman prtor to Monday s ' NEW YORK l UP!) - Pete Hose IS Ule closest thmg around to near notous thtrd National League playoff game between Ty Cobb today and he d be every btl as much disliked except for New York and the Cmcmnati two reasons Reds He kids around and smiles far more than Cobb ever did and he 'George told me before the doesn t mmd helptng an enemy ballplayer now and then game that 1! I wm today he Cobb never dtd That was hiS trademark would wm tomorrow sa1d To hell With hiiD Cobb would say about any player on a nval Koosman who p1tched the Mets club Let him help hunself Pete Rose seems bke a basicallY uncomplicated mdiv1dual but to a 9-2 VIctory and a 2-1 ad .he real!~ ~sn t He s complek He s much more than sunply that vantage tn the best-<>! ftve stocky ltltle guy m Ute Cmcmnati uniform who IS forever senes A wm today would send collecting 200 htts every season sl!dmg on h1s belly aod f1rmg up New York mtothe World Senes his teammates because he has a way of generally accomphshmg begmnmg Satw-day In etther Oakland or Baltunore all tl!ose things he says he w1ll beforehand Stone ( 12 31 the th1rd Pete Rose says he 11 get 3 000 htts before he s through Bank on stratght lefthander to face the 11 He says the Reds aren t fllllshed m these National League Reds wtll be opposed by southpaw Fred Norman (13-13) playoffs wtlh the Mets yet Beheve hiiD It s Norman Tuesday and He ULS1Sts he bears no grudge agaiiiSl Buddy Harrelson the B1lhngham Wednes (Jack) skinny little Mets shortstop wtth whom he tangled m the dtrt at day sa1d Reds Manager Shea Sladlli!D durmg Mond;ly s 9 2loss and he s tellmg the truth Sparky Anderson conftdent of Harrelson Belleves Hlm I beheve that says Harrelson Why he s helped me smce I a Cincmnatl wm today that came mto the league I remember once I was pressing ternbly would force a ftfth and final and he told me to relax Another time he asked me why I duln l playoff game try a smaller glove I dtd and 1\ worked' out much better Ac tually I consider hun one of the best all-around ballplayers I ve ever seen I have a lot of respectfor hiiD You couldn t tell that In the fifth mrung yesterday when Harrelson took a flymg elbow from Rose above the lert eyebrow WASHINGTON (UP!) as the Reds pepperpot was tr)'lng unsuccessfully to break up a Free safety 8r1g Owens won 1t double play Strong safety Ken Houston Harrelson s brow wasn l the only thmg hurt HIS feelmgs were saved 1\ too He called Rose a name a bad name That d1d 1t Before you That was the nutshell of the knew 1t both were down on the ground players from the two Washmgton Redskins 14-7 v1c clubs poured onto the r eld and there was some uglmess from a tory over the prev10usly un few tdlOts 10 the 53 967 looking on beaten Dallas Cowboys m the!f Joe Morgan was the one who started It all Unu tentionally of natwnally teleVISed struggle course Wtlh Rose on first base and one out Morgan htl a lw<>Monday rught whtch left the bouncer to first baseman John Mtlner who threw to Harrelson two archnvals tied for the commg across second That s when 1t all happened Naltonal Foothall Conference When both Morgan and Rose fmally returned to the Reds Eastern Otv!Slon lead wtth 3-1 dugout Morgan satd to Rose records Iwasrunnmgtoftrst Idtdn tseeanythmg What happened• Wtth 2 33 left to play and the r a1dn t do anythmg wrong Rose satd I sbd like I always score tied at 7 7 Owens ptcked do- hard I tried to break up a double play What am I supposed off a Cra1g Morton pass and to do? They do the same Utmg to me He Jumped up and sa1d I raced 26 yards mto the end trted to htl him wtth my elbow I told hiiD I dtdn t Then he called zone for the wmrung margin me a name and looked hke he made a motion to go for me so I W1th 15 seconds remammg JUst went after hiiD and trted to stop hiiD Hell 1 wasn t tryrng to Houston halted Walt GarriSOn hurt him I know I m much stronger than he IS after a pass reception from Rose Is Truthful Morton on Washmgton s one to Pete Rose ts telling Ute truth there end a desperate b1d by the Buddy Harrelson never ts gomg to wm any Mr Amenca Cowboys for a lie contests Hts mckname used to be Twtggy until he f1lled out a As soon as he threw 11 I ltttle lately Now they sltll call hiiD Twtggy which g1ves you sa1d this IS me Owens satd some ulea of bow much he has f1lled out It n " of hts game'W!nflmg mtercep. Pete Rose may not have done so mlerttlbnall\> 'lllld then l<gam lion I saw 11 all the way he may have but he dtd gtve Buddy Harrelson an extra bump or He raced untouched mto the two lr)'lng to break up tl!at double play You have to know Pete end zone to break the tle and Rose though He tsn t really d1rty that s how he plays All his most of the Redskm bench teanunates know that .,-aced down the stdelme to JOin I played agall1St Pete a long tilDe when I was wtth Houston m a JUbilant celebration says Joe Morgan I know how he plays He plays hard No Owens TO came shortly after matter whom he plays against he plays Ule same wpy the Skms had tied the score on Rose confll11led that hunself > Sonny Jurgensen s one-yard I have nothing against larrelson ~e sllil' w!ie~ n was all pass to Charley Taylor over and I m not a grudge earner I d have done tile same One Last Shot thmgtflthad been (Teddy ) Martmez out there or BtllRussell or But the Cowboys had one last Don Kessmger I play the same way if we play before 7J 000 or shot when Mark Washmgton 2000 recovered an accldentally When Rose trted to take hiS leftfleld posttion m the bottom or touched punt on the the filth some I!Dbectle up m the top deck Dung a bottle at him Washmgton 31 w1th I 57 left Rose trotted m toward the dugout and satd to R~s Manager Dallas reached f1rst and goal Sparky Anderson Skip they threw a bleepmg whiskey bottle at roe Andi!rson s BloOd «litis Anderson s blood hotled ' BACK TO OLD TRICKS That s enough for today he sa1d wavmg hiS players off the NEW YORK (UP! I f1eld Let s go Secretanat 1s back to hiS old One of the ump1res satd to Anderson 'we retrying to get thiS tncks agam - smashmg thmg straightened out records Lemme know when you do replied the Reds manager The 3 year-old Meadow With Wlllte Mays leadmg the way some of the other Mets Tom Stable wonder horse a cmch Seaver Rusty Staub Cleon Jones and Yog1 Berra walked toward for Horse of the Year honors leftfleld to plead with the fans to cabo down after wmmng Thoroughbred They d1d temporarilY When the Heds left the ballpark though there were nearly 100 racmg s Tr1ple Crown thts angry fans hned up near Ute team bus parked hehmd the leflfteld year added the Belmont Park II> rmle record to his already fen ce At the s1ght of Rose they set up a tremendous roar but a pollee lengthy liSt Monday when he captw-ed the $113 600 added escort hustled the f1ery Reds outf1elder mto the bus m a hurry Man 0 War Stakes m 2 24 4-5 I cant watt to get out tl!ere tomorrow he SBld He dtdn t mean because of the fans or because of Bud BASEBALL MEETING Harrelson He only meant because there was to he another ball There will be a meeting of game the Pomeroy Boys Baseball You have to know Pete Rose League at the first aid room Pomeroy c1ty hail Wednesday DOLPHINS LOSE TWO rn a cast as the result of an Oct 10 at 7 30 p m All m MIAMI (UP I) - The Mtanu mjury m Sunday s game terested persons are w-ged to Dolphins have lost two more agarnst the New York Jets atteod Money making projects reserves to knee m)urtes will he dtscussed as will ways Unebacker Jesse Powell was of tmprovmg the baseball scheduled for surgery today to program remove bone ch1ps from his NEW YORK ( UPI ) - The knee He will be out 111- Un ted Press lntern.;~t anal s Board of Coaches maJor college • • • • • • • • • • • • deftnltelY And wtde receiVer footba I rat ngs w th number of place votes n paren Ron Sellers has his r1ght knee first theses (Fourth Week l ~ • ' I one away from disaster Rusty Staub seemmgly fully recovered from two seasons of vanous hand mjur es slugged two home runs hts second and third of the senes to hack the eight-hit nme-etrikeout perfor mance of Koosman Perfonnon<es Ovenhadowed However the performances of both players was overshad owed by tloo ftght.s on the f1eld and the ugly acttons of some rn the crowd of 53 967 that m eluded the throwmg of empty whiskey bottles at Reds left fielder Pete Rose Rose the f1ery Reds captam and leading htlter 1n the NL thiS year w1th a 338 average shd hard mto Mets shortstop Bud Harrelson m the fifth !Mmg attempting to break up a double play No sooner did Harrelson return the throw to f1rst than he and Rose were battling each other on the benches and bullpens Bight after Rose and Harrelson were separated rehef pitchers Buzz Capra of New York and Pedro Borbon of Cincmnatt began swappmg punches behind se cond base Nobody was efected by the wnp1res but m the bottom of the fifth Wlth New Yorks Felix M1lian at hat and two out Rose called time after he narrowly miSSed bemg hit by an empty whiskey bottle thrown by a fan m the upper leftfleld stands Players Pulled At that pomt Anderson pulled hiS players off the held and-National League Presi~ent Chub Feeney asked some of the Mets to walk out to le!Uteld Jnd talk to the fans man attempt to calm them down Feeney suggested we go out and talk to them satd Mets Manager Yogt Berra who along Wlth Staub Clean Jones Wtllte Mays and Tom Seaver appealed to Ute crowd m left We told them "e '!'I'Uld have to forfett the game 1! they continued throwmg thmgs Berra added Anderson had his players return to the1r postt1ons when order was fmally restored a few mmutes later but ad mttled r would have pulled them agam tf another obfect had come out I don t thmk tmder any circumstances you should have a man out there who could get killed I was tr)'Ulg to break up a double play satd Rose Tha t doesn t mean I m dtrly I m a professiOnal ballplayer not a chorus gtrl Mets Held Lead At the time '01 Ute ftghts the Mets already held their 9 2 lead thanks mainly to a solo blast by Staub m the f1rst mnmg off loser Ross Grunsley and a three-run shot off reliever Tom grourul Hall m the second !Mmg that Mets thtrd baseman Wayne highhghted a ftve run nuung Garrett jumped mto the mejee Koosman wtth only etght stgnalmg the emptymg of both hits m 78 at bats dw-mg the regular season ~ontrtbuted to the Mets attack wtth a patr of smgles wh1le drwmg m a run and scormg another Wayne Garrett s sacriftce fly and run on the Redskll1S four and after 37 yards scormg smgles by Mlllan and three Morton passes were - Washmgton blocked one John Mtlner accounted for the mcomplete he threw to Gam Dallas punt aod two field goal Mets other runs son over the rmddie to the two attempts The Cowboy~ Cincmnati held to a total of and GarriSon a rodeo star m blocked two fteld goal efforts the off-season bulled toward by Curt Knight the goal line Houston hit him - Last year s conference soltdly and stopped hiiD at the rushmg champiOn Larry one and the Redskins had the Brown was held to 36 yards game rushing on 18 attempts It was the btggest tackle I ever made Houston satd Morton pumped "'" once I stepped toward GarriSOn as he Th1s We~k s Specral caught 11 and I brought him down The plays by Owens an4 Houston ptoVlded a fitting endmg to a game wh1ch featured tremendous defense by both teams throughout the "We're gettrng tense struggle Roger Staubach had passed a bonus?" Dallas to a 7.0 lead m the The new Mercantile second peflod when Otto Stowe Package Polley gives full made a divmg catch or hiS If>. property damage theft aod yard pass m the end zone llab I ty protect on at a Jw-gensen tossed hiS ooeBONUS - 0 per cent to 20 yard TO pass to Charley per cent saving n V 8 auto tran s p s premium nqu re at the Taylor to tie the game w1th 3 30 bucket seats NICE Down ng Childs Agency left to play about the Mercantile But ever~m~ ~else was Pollcv defense These were the eV1 In~ dences of the fierceness of 1t Staubacb Sacked 7 Times --Staubach was sacked You II L ke Our Q\Jal l Way of Doing Bus ness seven tilDes for losses totalling Agency, Inc. GMAC FINANCING 45 yards before g~vmg way to H2 5342: Pomeroy 220 N 2nd Morton because of a slight Open Evenrngs Ttl8 00 MIDDLEPORT Tol5 PM Sat charley horse Jurgensen was dropped five times for losses of two runs and etght hits for tit• ftrst two games appeared 'I rally m Ule third when Oelif Menke homered and Jl.!t Morgan smgled home pme~ hitter Larry Stahl to cut New York s lead to 6 2 B~ Koosman shut the Jloor afll:r that IIIDttmg the Reds to three singles and a double over the ftnal s1x mmngs Major League Results By Un ted Press lnte rnat on.il NL Playofh C nc nnat 020 000 000- 2 ,a I NY IS120Q00x - 9lll G r ms ev Hal (2J 'Tom 1n Jl Ne son (A) Bo bon (7) al1o Bench Koosman and Grote L.:P - Gr ms. Menke College Ratings Team o St (3 0 ) (21 ) think we should hold this 12 Oh Nebraska (4 0) (8) conversation m front of all 3 Alabama (4 Ol (6) 4 Mlch gan (4 OJ these people 5 Southern Cal (3 0 1 Fmley wasn t nnrnediately 6 Okahoma (2 0 1J molllfled but later whtle, 7 P.enn St {4 0 8 Tennessee 4 0) eating a box lunch m hts off1ce 9 Notre Dame (3 Ol sa1d he was surprised Cronm 0 Lou s ana St (4 OJ 11 UCLA (3 1} called the game off so qutckly 12 Ar zona St (4 0 Mr Crorun t.ad more facts 13 Houston ( 4 OJ M ssour (4 Ol about the weather at hand than 14 15 Ty ane (3 OJ Finley swd so I 16 Te ~as (2 1l I did to or ado 3 1) couldn t he angry I was just 17<Onl¥. 17 tums votes) disappomted ' Points 334 308 241 2 4 205 161 HOW TO Solve Your Going Problems! 135 73 72 71 HR s- Staub DO I J/a,LJp?l?: , """'"' j"w•• I" D d you know that the fa lest known races n the are the Tuts ( a!Sd Watuts or Watus ) Nllot c herdsmen of Rwanaa and Burundt Centra Afr ca and theNuer of the Wh te N le wo ld ca ed Batuts reg on of the Sudan whosema es average O't'er 5 feet 11 nches The wor d s sma llest known race s the negr fo Onge tr be of whom fewer than 500 surv ve on L ttle A ndam a n Island n the 1 lnd an Ocean Few exceed 4 feet 6 nc hes The sma est pygm es are the J Bambui w th an average he ght of 4 feet 8 nches for men and 4 feet 4 nch es fot wom en They I ve n the forests near the rver ltur n the Congo ( Leopold v llel Atr ca S ze s n t everyth ng • You ca n nstall a wa ter ref ner anywhere n your home n a space on ly 18 to 20 nches and t does the ob of 4 oth er separate un ts It ca r f es s oftens fll and po sh es to g ve ··-·' ·" 1=:~1 72 FORD TORINO 2 DR. 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Its easy Just become an AAA Cub membe As a member AAA can so ve most of you travel ng p oblems We II show you the ghl d ect ons te I you weather and oad cond t ons help You 1f your car gets stuck And ots mo e f nd out what AM can do fo you Gve )'QUr loca cub a NY 1/NG call today Its an easy so ut on PHILIP SPORN PLANT @; Post Ot1tea 8011 368 New Ha'ren W•lt Te •IJf'1oM a •• ~od• V~rt * n.- 252t5 112- 3111 An Equal OpporturlitJ Employer A great idea " pr over 70 years w~ • • S~i1~~1t;~';! ;~~ clea r r efr esh nQ life insurance, medical insurance, disability insurance, sick leave, vations, and miremento IUthaugh a strike is in progress, the company conti11UeS to opaale "19 " (2) MIRACL~ R edskins stop Dallas •2695 Karr & Van Zandt ev • �< ( ' • ~ • .' The Dally senhr : 1, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Oct. 9.-1\173 Jerusalem; a past councilor of • By< harlrfll• llndli<-h LONG BO'I.I'OM - ~:r~hly. year uJd Samue . I I<mr . d en , one .... R~. 1, Long B'ottom. ha'5. a 14year record of perfect Sunday h I t d d I • sc oo a ten ance an 1e s g.oin~ to keep the recurd guing if the Golden Hu!e Clas., of Whl·c·l' he 1·s a member h··s " anyt h.mg to say a b out it. All wa s going well with . d en untr') Ju 1y w hen· he Ra· 1r became ill aru-1 w~ .t> taken to Altend ·servzces SAMUEL RAJRDEN, Rt. 1, J.ong'BoHom, is presented a bar indicating his 14th year of · perfec t Sunday scl10ol attendance at the Long Bottom United Methodist Church ·by the 'Rev . Rober t Meece, right , Northeast G~uster pastor . Rairden's record has been made possible by MrS. Leona Hensley. left, wl1o teaches the Golden Rule Class, members of which have held Sunday school at a hospital and U1e Rairden home to enable Mr . Rairden to keep his excellent record . Mrs.J-Iensley holds a 22 year perfect attenda nce record . ~e;.;;~tYI rroa;r1 ·!I c· . 'o rner .By Charlene Hoeflich :Ii il Ca Iend adl ...- · , TUESDAY ;~;~ SYRACUSE PTA meets at Carolyn Harma n Schaeffer and her five children of Fair- 7:o0p.m . at the school. RACINE Lodge 461, F&AM, view, Pa. were here over the weekend for a visit with her regular meeting, 7:30 p.m . at gr andmother, Mrs . J. K. Smith, who due to her failing health, now makes her home with Tom and Jean Ellen Kelly. Of course, temple. FC Degree to be the •Schaeffer .family also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Vincenl , conferred; refreshments . All Master Mnsuns invited . Dati.o, Carolyn's aunt and uncle. . : 'Carolyn, incidentally, is the daughter of Beulah Lee and Nat WEDNESDAY H~an who are in Flor ida these days. The Harman Electric Co. CUB SCOUT Pack 245 was sold to Caroly n's husband, Elmer Schaeffer, Jr., an elecReorganizaUonal meetin g, 7:30 triCal engineer . . .-.. ::: · . p.m . at AmeriCi::lri Lcidon Hall, . : A rather nice thing happened for the Schaeffer family last Middleport. All interested. boys month . Their horne, completely designed by Carolyn and Elmer, a~d pare~ts invited. w~s;one uf five in Fairview selected for the Autumn House Tour TUPPERS PLAINS Comof lhe Presque Isle Women's Club. munity Cl ub, 7:'30 p.m . at home •.A brochure on the tour describes the five houses and lhe of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barnhill. Sch~effcr sounds out of this world! MIDDLEPORT Amateur : First of all it is nestled on two acres of wooded land with a Gardeners , 8 ·p .m. at the creek at the rear. It is a two story colonial ,horiJ,~,featuring a Columbus a nd Southern Ohio unique ligh tmg system created entirely by Ebner. Electric Co. social room. Mrs. · The family interest in railroading - J . K. Smith was a · WilSOQ Carpenter to · pe in railroader - is reflec ted .in the railrOad timbers and coachmen d\arge of tire program . Ja~lerns which Jine th e circular drive . The curio cab in et in t.he ·POMEROY- MIDDLEPORT enb·ance way housCs antique ceramic fi gurines, gifts of Mrs·. Lions Club, noon Wednesday at S!Tjith to her g randdaughter. Meigs Inn . · Cool blue and green hues with warm splash~.s. of yellow, POMEROY Chapter SO, taiigetinc and orange predominate throughout. the ·home with RAM, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m . at ac¢enls of antique pieces of furniture handed down a generation Pomeroy Masonic Temple. or two. THURSDAY Th e traditional living room with soft blue and pale celery XI GAMMA Mu Chapter, Jeai:ls to a cozy dining room 'overlooking the wooded bacRyatd. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Colorful fruit pattern wa llpaper enha nces the cheerful kitchen Tuesday, 7:30 p.m . Sacred wiN1 built-ins and a unique Jmking center designed by the Heart Church ba sement, Scbacffer s. Pomeroy . perhaps one of the most novel rooms of the house is 10-yearMEIGS Cou nty Humane _,..olct:Jim's bedroom. The railroa.d t heme is carried outin tribute to Society, 7:30 Thursday at the his . grcat~grandfat}le r, J . K. Sm1th , who was a·n engmcer on the Middleport village hall. New York Central R . R., and his grandfather who is presently a · POMEROY First Baptist conuuctor on the Penn Central R. R . Church, Miss ionary Society, Jim 's bunk beds arc set on a utrain· pla.lform" and the night 7:30p.m. Thursday . Mrs. Ivan stand simulates the ticket agent's booth. A coal shuttle lantern Walker to present the program and wall hangings all represent a n authe:ntic'railroad f!10tif. enti tled " Youth is Hope." Among lhe things in the coloni al red, white master bed rOOif! ROCK SPRINGS Grange, is an antique doll -and cradle carried to America from England 7:30p.m .-Thursday at the hall. which has been handed down for three generations. Pine furniture and cherry paneling dominate the fam ily Speaker fr;o m the Meigs room ."hich has a fil'eplaee with a shak e' shingle hood Community School. MEIGS COUNTY Humane overhanging des igned by Elmer. Besides the family room there Society regular meeting, 7:30 is a multi-purpose rool-n with a s tudy area, bookshelves, craft p.m . Thursday, Middleport ·center and a. sewing area. . Villa ge Ha ll. Everyo.ne Nalalee a m! Remle, ages 14 imd 12, ha ve their room in avocad o and aqU!) blended with deep purple for accent while Laurie and Mitzi,8and 6, share an avocado, pink and aqua room. Doesn't the house so und fantastic! This young co uple and their family really treasure family things. In fact before Carolyn' was a farmer, a mali earner H' ll Cemeter!Y filling a and worked .at the Webster · Sand 1 · ted b ' her late 11 in the vacancy crea Y Fruit Fan." as we as ' husband and is a member. of B be k G ocery He became a OC r . · . . . 'th Meigs County senror ~~ involved"wtthrehgwnm 195Q . ~ • . h· crbzens group. and for, the past 14 years as .. With such a teacher, small held a pe rfe c t attendance d that the Golden Rule • h th h 1 r his won er • record wlt e eP 0 Class is helping Mr. Rairden fellow class members. From keep his Sunday school attende·1ght to 15 members attend the d perfect weekly Sunday school classes. ance recor ' Both Mr. and Mrs. Rairden are the last living members of h their respe<;tivc families . T ey had no children. Mrs·. Hensley, a live·wire in the Long Bottom area , is proud Q)_. of her Slinday school class - ~ lhe work they have done and of" their help towards maintaining "All YOU ADD the attendance record of Mr. IS LOVE" ® Rairden . Along with her dog "Queenie,:• Mrs . Hensley operates a general store which was started in 1893 by her father, Fred Swan . She was assis.ted by her husband until his death 17 months ago , Mq. Hens ley not only opera t es her ge11eral store • but she is an emergency mail t0/152M -t0/15t L carrier. If she has to leave the establishment she leaves a note on the door and the customers wait for her return. Recently, the Rev . Mr. Meece arrived at the store and found a note instructing . . . •. • .• · . d th . ' Veterans Memonal Hosprwl l he . sess ron s, un er M c fur treatment. Membe rs of the gurld'"g hg ht uf teacher, rs . Golrlell J{ule Class of the I ...,"''", Leona He nslev" , will ·con trnue Bottom United Methodist there until Hairden is again Clrul'l·h heard of his plight and able to return to th e class at the church . _ 1·11 order to keep h1's perfect m eetinos 0 • ft thrl attendance. record going, held On Monday a ernoon, '!; their . class meetings at the Rev . Robert Meece, pastor of h 'tal Wh R · den was the Northeast Cluster of the osp1 .d h en a1r returne orne th e gr ou p Methodist Church of which the moved their Sunday school Long Bottom church is a part, · d en horne · traveled from Tuppers· Plains sess ·rons to the "natr to t)le Rairden home to present Rairden with his bar for his .~f:::::::::::::;::.::::~:~::::.;:::<::~$:=i:::::::s:~~::::::::::::~;:. 14th year of perfect Sunday :~:; ~!~ school attendance . Ralrden's ~~ Sunday school teacher, Mrs. :<· Hensley , closed her ·general located at the mouth of :::; Shade River on SR 124, Weekend guests of Denny and was on hand for Fobes were his mother, Mrs. the ceremonies. Mrs. HensBernie Fobes, Cuyahoga Falls, ley holds a ye·" 22 and his grandmother, Mrs. perfect Sunday school attendAdam Kackstetter of Akron. ance record at the Long BotMichael and Megan Morrow, tom chw·ch. childre n of Mr. and Mrs. Gary A lifelong resident of Chester Morrow, spent ihe weekend and Long Bottom in Meigs here with t~eir grandparonts, County, Rairden is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morrow. the late Jacob and Ann RairMrs. · Christt' na Grimm is den . He and his wife, the f~rspending a week in Columbus mer Alice Ervin, daughter of with her sons, ij.obert, Floyd, the late Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and Reece and"their families. Ervin, were married 59 years Mrs . William Houdashelt, last July 1 and live alone at who had eye surgery at the their Long Bottom home . Holzer Medical Center, is Rairden, before retirement, recuperating at the home of her daughter, Miss Marie p : :: omeroy . ' . . g i~l Personal Notes )~( stor~ • Wlten You SAVE At ~~!~a:~~!~~~~~;~~lf . Area man sets attendance ·record ·. t . Markd Report lb; SUPER MARKET • Open Daily 9-to 10 • Sun. 10 to 10 •· ' j' ' . Crepe sole & heel wiih bump loe . Bla ck & Wh ite Blue & White Brown & Beige Blue & Beige Polish ' . '4.00 ; ' 1,. ' • ' . . . ..:· for . '. 59' 10 lb. bag 12 oz. .spray bot. EDON BRAND roll pkg. TOILET TISSU NORTHERN jumbo rolls ' PAPER BAKING POTATOES TOWELS RC COLA it· PAK HEAD ·LETTUCE • ea. 29e JUMBO CELERY bch. 29e $ Middleport, Q. . welcome~ . WITH ' 0~ 3.00 1 MORE _PURCHASE -- SPECIAL! SPECIAL! PARTY ICE EGGS WITH THIS COUPON WHEN . YOL1 3UY A Q JAR OF . 1 OZ. INSi'AlVr HOUSE.coFFEE . LARGE SIZE · 10 lb. bag oz. 16 ALMARK V STORE _ __,__ lO OZ. JAR ONLY ·•1 09. ::f=.. ¢. doz. OIIE COUPOII l'tRfAIIILY • 0FFU WilES . 10·15-73 · ------------------------- ---- - --~ FRIDAY ONLY retu rned to Fairview she and her uncle, Vincent Dabo, hunted up one of her 6'1'anclf athe r·'s old lanterns . NESCAFE • Halloween .dinner set • A Halloween din ri e.r ·at Oscar 's in G<;~llipoli s was· planned-for Oct. I? at 7 :30 p .m. when the Sew-Rite Sewing Club m e t Wednesday night at the c lub house . It was reported during the meeting 'conducted by Mrs. Pandora Collins that 12 sheets and 12 cravats have been completed and give n to the Pomeroy Emergency Squad. Mrs. _c m·olyn McDaniel furnished an item for an a~ction, a · ll)onthly f'l"d raising project of the club. Mrs. Evelyn Gilmore gave the secretary 's report, and Mrs. Collins pres~nted.the treasurer's report. A salad course was se~d by Mrs. Shirley Baity and Mrs. Ann Browning to Mrs. Nettie Boyer, . Mrs. Flo Strickland, Mrs . Lucy White, Mrs. Martha Mrs. Lenora Hoffman , McKnight, Mrs. Betty Wehrung, ·Mrs. Gilmore and , Mrs. Collins. Save on Fashion Mate zig-zag sewing machine, complete with cabinet Coca-Cola SALE . $129 WITH Goo~ ()njY ~t .. famous Sing~* sewing machine, at once a year COUPON Mark V Store Offer Saturday .. savings! Exclusive Singg_(' front drop-in bobbin. Zigzag, straighl, blind - hem s stitc hes. Sew button- · holes, sew ' 10 . . Students • . . DAD'S .ROOT..BEER OR N~W DIET RITE COlA (SUGAR FREE) · without attachments'-........__ A remarkable buy, cabinet included' I Wt• rwt•d your lw lp to bring happiness to rwt'dy childrt>n thi s Christma s. Come in now - supply of doll s is li mifecl-a ncl l)i ck up ,1 iree {loll. Design a.ncl sew an tiuliit. for it, thim return it to us. It will b~· displayed in our lobby wilh all the · f)rpss-A-Doll dol_ls . Priz es will lw awnrdecl. Don't \worry about sewing skill s. Your doll wi.ll find a homt~ in tlw 'fi rms of a chi lei on Chri stma s day, and be loved . · ' ·You make Dr_es?:f.- Doll* a happii1es ~ Jhing . Thank you. · ,..,.~.o~M.t.ll•· '" . • ' '17 .. l '' The Fabric. Shop . ' &Savings .- Co. The Farmers Bank 16 oz. . ~- . Member of F:ederal Reserve System on· Fridays Our Drive-In Window is Open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. (Continuously). S2q,ooo ~aximum Insurance For Each Depositor 1 · McCall' s & Simplicity Patterns SINGER SALES & SERVICE . liS W.. SECOND 992 •2284 . POMEROY \ ' . ~ PAK .. •• \ $ 00 lvs. for . . · . 2 ::· '' ' - .. I. • . ( ' .- LIM IT ONE . COUPON PER HOII<:.~~o~m n ~ · REDEEM THIS COUPON ONLY AT \.. ___ :_ __MARJ!.J!_SUJERMARKET ___ .;.;..~ ' Blue Magic Wash Cycle Fabric Softener SUPPERS 36 oz. bot. $'119 with_ this Re~gular Retai I . . coupe~ 39~ 604":J · II Oct. 21, 1973 (~·--:M -: -A : =RK'VSTORE-:J ~ Good through • ' ' 39 REGUlAR 30 COUNT .I . I~---------------~~ ON COR FROZEN I .I I I I I · Tufkey,. SalisbuJY I I Steak, etc. I ca. I Reg. 11.69 DIAPERS 1 offer expires 1 Oct. 13 1973 79~ · I J I BREAD ' bofs. • . ~·· ---~---- '. RICH'S FROZEN or Pepsi-Cola .' POMEROY, OHIO I COKE '. • I I I I' I I · · II JOLLY LOLLIES .• • • •• ' ' «.l Copyr ight 1973 by Richard l· I . ~ . ' • • ' 1.09:Value Regular . 16 oz. bots. ' Curity Tape Tab ·----------------1r---------------NORTH STAR . PAK • Stebbins end Assoc iates , lhc. · and Home Economic Teache-rs . ' · r-~--------------------, I I _, I TORE COUPON , . I I I I I I I .. I 24 -Count Pkg; ' .0/ OFF . _ /0 To Home .Economics ' $119 Fabulous sewing on a ·A Tiademark or. TH ~ SIN GER c ot•PAINY • oz. jar Reg. $149.95 We have a credit plan de s1gne d to f1t you r budget . We also have a l ibe ra l trade· ln· pol 1cy. MIDDLEPORT, 0. 1Q .. -Rtturnable Bottle Many other Sale-A•Thon specials. See them all! SAKER FURNITURE • ·~~~· .Big 32 ot. bots. monogram, mend , HEADQUARTERS FOR -99¢ ' Dudley's Aorist 59 N. 2nd 00 $ ·U. S. No. 1 Grade Reg. SNAP CLEANER 00 ~ans 1 CANN~D,,roP , ,'/ FOR WINDOWS, MIRRORS cans for 8 Flavo~ Reg. 99' 16 oz. jar COfFEE-MATE 1 lb. box Chicken Noodle SCOT LAD .· e tub . ·. Vegetable and SOUp LB. - CARNATION lib. CRACKERS NOW.! FOLIAGE GARPEN PICNICS J ••••••••••••••••• SUNSHIN-E HI-HO SCOT LAD ' . - Fully Cooked 9 7 &MARGARINE Court St., Pomeroy Enter our Dress-A-Doii ·Contest . 'Brighten the Day For Someone · With A Lovely • P New! KRAFT MIRACLE Your THOM Me AN Store Middleport, 0 . a happiness·thing. SUPERIORS 1 Ham a a Jewelry Store . - MIDDLEPORT, 0 To Limit Quantities" Beef Wieners.s~~E:~:s•• ~k;.:.79~ lb. Bologna , 1ece •SUPERIORS •••••••••••• •.7.9~ 12 oz. SUPERIORS . e. Dart 8aeon ••••••••••••••• Q~... HOME MADE lb . . 99~ SI d GOESSLER'S heritage house 12 oz. pkg. Sausage.:u:~R~~R; •• ~b~. 79~ All 14K Gold TuTone Wed· ding Rings magnificentl y crafted in white and ye l· low gold. Come in and see' our co m· plete co lleciion in popu· Jar price ranges. Dress~A-Doll~is THURSDAY SHADE RIVER Lodge · 453 F&AM Thursday, 6 p.m. All master masons invited. PAST OFFICERS Club, Racine Chapter, Thursday, 8 p.m . at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Win gett. All past officers invited ._. · From I awe Reserve ' . t0/188M 10/ 187L I We Accept Federal Food Stiltnps PHONE: 992-3480 Second t0/ 206M- 10/ 206L • BRAND FRANKIES WIENERS c Any Amount ·II 1 SADDLE OXFORDS From USDA lean Beef Freshly Processed • ' USbA CHOICE U. S. Government SUPERIORS DAR to meet ~~::o::o~~~:~~: ~~~:~:;~h~ l was painting the roof o~.her 10room home , built by her fathe~ after the 1913 Oood. Mrs . Hensley is a past matron of Racine Cha pter, Order of Eastern Star; a c harter member of Mary Shdne White Shrine of . GROUND BE·EF- rrtSC/tta® SYRA CUSE Several Syracuse residelhs were .in Parkers burg, W. Va. last ' week to pay last respects to Mrs . Olin Johnson, 57, who was killed in an automobile --a ccident near Marietta . Mr. and Mrs . John son resided for 12 year~ · in Syracuse before mov~ng to Lowell . They have · visited friends here two weeks ago. Mr. Johnson was treated at St . Joseph's Hospital in Parkersburg but was released prior to the funeral services . Going from here were Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush, Miss Marcia Karr, Mr . and Mrs . Millard Van Meter, Melvin Van Houdashelt, .A thens. Me ter, Mr .. a nd Mrs. Robert POMEROY - The October Beegle, Kim ~nd Kelly Taylor. REVIVAL CONTINUES meeting of the Return SYRACUSE - The revival at the Syracuse Church of the Jonathan Meigs Chapter of the Nazarene is exte nded all this Daughters of the American week, and will close Sunday, Revolution will be held at the Oct. 14, instead of.Sunday_, Oct. home of' Mrs. A. R . K11ight, GALLIPOLIS, OHIO, 7 as or iginally scheduled. The Lincoln Rd ., Pomeroy, Friday, Sa turday, Oct. 6,1973 • • services, featuring the Rev. 0 . Oct. 12, at 2 p.m. SALES REPORT OF The guest spea ker will be S. McKinney as evangelist, .._Qbio Valley Livestock Co. Mrs. H. E. Kitzmiller, LanHOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. 38.50 beg in1 'I ~ nightly at 7:30. The caster, nati onal defense to 40; 220 to 250 lbs . 39.50 to ·publ,ic :J<r welcomed. ' ' ... '." chairwoman , Ohio Society ,.,~ ·, f 41.50: Light 33 to 37: Fat Sows . DAR. Her subject is "A Nation 34.50 to 37.25; Stags 32 Down; SLATE REVIVAL . Great and Strong". An outBoars 31.50 to 34; P igs 15 to A yo~th revival will be heM . s tandin g speaker, Mrs . Kitz37.50. Friday through Sunday at 7:30 miller has addressed many CATTLE - Steers 42.50 to p.m. at the Mt. Union Church organizations throughout Ohio. 58 ; Heifers 39.50 to 49.75 ; Baby with the Rev . Herb Grate Assisting hostesses are Mrs. Beef 55 to 68.50; Fat Cows 32.50 spea king . The Rev. Cecil Cox, Dor Schaefer. Mrs. Edison to ~6.50: Canner·s 27.50 to 37.60: pastor , extends an in vitation to Hobstetter and Mrs . Patrick Bulls 35.50 to 42.75 ; Milk Cows the public. Lochary. 260 to 550. VEAL CALVES~ Tops 65 to 70: Seconds 55 to 63; Medium 54 ·' ' to 59.50; Com. &'Hvs. 52 to 65; Culls 54 DowrL . BABY CALVES .- 35 to 110. . \ ' ., ,• . �< ( ' • ~ • .' The Dally senhr : 1, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Oct. 9.-1\173 Jerusalem; a past councilor of • By< harlrfll• llndli<-h LONG BO'I.I'OM - ~:r~hly. year uJd Samue . I I<mr . d en , one .... R~. 1, Long B'ottom. ha'5. a 14year record of perfect Sunday h I t d d I • sc oo a ten ance an 1e s g.oin~ to keep the recurd guing if the Golden Hu!e Clas., of Whl·c·l' he 1·s a member h··s " anyt h.mg to say a b out it. All wa s going well with . d en untr') Ju 1y w hen· he Ra· 1r became ill aru-1 w~ .t> taken to Altend ·servzces SAMUEL RAJRDEN, Rt. 1, J.ong'BoHom, is presented a bar indicating his 14th year of · perfec t Sunday scl10ol attendance at the Long Bottom United Methodist Church ·by the 'Rev . Rober t Meece, right , Northeast G~uster pastor . Rairden's record has been made possible by MrS. Leona Hensley. left, wl1o teaches the Golden Rule Class, members of which have held Sunday school at a hospital and U1e Rairden home to enable Mr . Rairden to keep his excellent record . Mrs.J-Iensley holds a 22 year perfect attenda nce record . ~e;.;;~tYI rroa;r1 ·!I c· . 'o rner .By Charlene Hoeflich :Ii il Ca Iend adl ...- · , TUESDAY ;~;~ SYRACUSE PTA meets at Carolyn Harma n Schaeffer and her five children of Fair- 7:o0p.m . at the school. RACINE Lodge 461, F&AM, view, Pa. were here over the weekend for a visit with her regular meeting, 7:30 p.m . at gr andmother, Mrs . J. K. Smith, who due to her failing health, now makes her home with Tom and Jean Ellen Kelly. Of course, temple. FC Degree to be the •Schaeffer .family also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Vincenl , conferred; refreshments . All Master Mnsuns invited . Dati.o, Carolyn's aunt and uncle. . : 'Carolyn, incidentally, is the daughter of Beulah Lee and Nat WEDNESDAY H~an who are in Flor ida these days. The Harman Electric Co. CUB SCOUT Pack 245 was sold to Caroly n's husband, Elmer Schaeffer, Jr., an elecReorganizaUonal meetin g, 7:30 triCal engineer . . .-.. ::: · . p.m . at AmeriCi::lri Lcidon Hall, . : A rather nice thing happened for the Schaeffer family last Middleport. All interested. boys month . Their horne, completely designed by Carolyn and Elmer, a~d pare~ts invited. w~s;one uf five in Fairview selected for the Autumn House Tour TUPPERS PLAINS Comof lhe Presque Isle Women's Club. munity Cl ub, 7:'30 p.m . at home •.A brochure on the tour describes the five houses and lhe of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barnhill. Sch~effcr sounds out of this world! MIDDLEPORT Amateur : First of all it is nestled on two acres of wooded land with a Gardeners , 8 ·p .m. at the creek at the rear. It is a two story colonial ,horiJ,~,featuring a Columbus a nd Southern Ohio unique ligh tmg system created entirely by Ebner. Electric Co. social room. Mrs. · The family interest in railroading - J . K. Smith was a · WilSOQ Carpenter to · pe in railroader - is reflec ted .in the railrOad timbers and coachmen d\arge of tire program . Ja~lerns which Jine th e circular drive . The curio cab in et in t.he ·POMEROY- MIDDLEPORT enb·ance way housCs antique ceramic fi gurines, gifts of Mrs·. Lions Club, noon Wednesday at S!Tjith to her g randdaughter. Meigs Inn . · Cool blue and green hues with warm splash~.s. of yellow, POMEROY Chapter SO, taiigetinc and orange predominate throughout. the ·home with RAM, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m . at ac¢enls of antique pieces of furniture handed down a generation Pomeroy Masonic Temple. or two. THURSDAY Th e traditional living room with soft blue and pale celery XI GAMMA Mu Chapter, Jeai:ls to a cozy dining room 'overlooking the wooded bacRyatd. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Colorful fruit pattern wa llpaper enha nces the cheerful kitchen Tuesday, 7:30 p.m . Sacred wiN1 built-ins and a unique Jmking center designed by the Heart Church ba sement, Scbacffer s. Pomeroy . perhaps one of the most novel rooms of the house is 10-yearMEIGS Cou nty Humane _,..olct:Jim's bedroom. The railroa.d t heme is carried outin tribute to Society, 7:30 Thursday at the his . grcat~grandfat}le r, J . K. Sm1th , who was a·n engmcer on the Middleport village hall. New York Central R . R., and his grandfather who is presently a · POMEROY First Baptist conuuctor on the Penn Central R. R . Church, Miss ionary Society, Jim 's bunk beds arc set on a utrain· pla.lform" and the night 7:30p.m. Thursday . Mrs. Ivan stand simulates the ticket agent's booth. A coal shuttle lantern Walker to present the program and wall hangings all represent a n authe:ntic'railroad f!10tif. enti tled " Youth is Hope." Among lhe things in the coloni al red, white master bed rOOif! ROCK SPRINGS Grange, is an antique doll -and cradle carried to America from England 7:30p.m .-Thursday at the hall. which has been handed down for three generations. Pine furniture and cherry paneling dominate the fam ily Speaker fr;o m the Meigs room ."hich has a fil'eplaee with a shak e' shingle hood Community School. MEIGS COUNTY Humane overhanging des igned by Elmer. Besides the family room there Society regular meeting, 7:30 is a multi-purpose rool-n with a s tudy area, bookshelves, craft p.m . Thursday, Middleport ·center and a. sewing area. . Villa ge Ha ll. Everyo.ne Nalalee a m! Remle, ages 14 imd 12, ha ve their room in avocad o and aqU!) blended with deep purple for accent while Laurie and Mitzi,8and 6, share an avocado, pink and aqua room. Doesn't the house so und fantastic! This young co uple and their family really treasure family things. In fact before Carolyn' was a farmer, a mali earner H' ll Cemeter!Y filling a and worked .at the Webster · Sand 1 · ted b ' her late 11 in the vacancy crea Y Fruit Fan." as we as ' husband and is a member. of B be k G ocery He became a OC r . · . . . 'th Meigs County senror ~~ involved"wtthrehgwnm 195Q . ~ • . h· crbzens group. and for, the past 14 years as .. With such a teacher, small held a pe rfe c t attendance d that the Golden Rule • h th h 1 r his won er • record wlt e eP 0 Class is helping Mr. Rairden fellow class members. From keep his Sunday school attende·1ght to 15 members attend the d perfect weekly Sunday school classes. ance recor ' Both Mr. and Mrs. Rairden are the last living members of h their respe<;tivc families . T ey had no children. Mrs·. Hensley, a live·wire in the Long Bottom area , is proud Q)_. of her Slinday school class - ~ lhe work they have done and of" their help towards maintaining "All YOU ADD the attendance record of Mr. IS LOVE" ® Rairden . Along with her dog "Queenie,:• Mrs . Hensley operates a general store which was started in 1893 by her father, Fred Swan . She was assis.ted by her husband until his death 17 months ago , Mq. Hens ley not only opera t es her ge11eral store • but she is an emergency mail t0/152M -t0/15t L carrier. If she has to leave the establishment she leaves a note on the door and the customers wait for her return. Recently, the Rev . Mr. Meece arrived at the store and found a note instructing . . . •. • .• · . d th . ' Veterans Memonal Hosprwl l he . sess ron s, un er M c fur treatment. Membe rs of the gurld'"g hg ht uf teacher, rs . Golrlell J{ule Class of the I ...,"''", Leona He nslev" , will ·con trnue Bottom United Methodist there until Hairden is again Clrul'l·h heard of his plight and able to return to th e class at the church . _ 1·11 order to keep h1's perfect m eetinos 0 • ft thrl attendance. record going, held On Monday a ernoon, '!; their . class meetings at the Rev . Robert Meece, pastor of h 'tal Wh R · den was the Northeast Cluster of the osp1 .d h en a1r returne orne th e gr ou p Methodist Church of which the moved their Sunday school Long Bottom church is a part, · d en horne · traveled from Tuppers· Plains sess ·rons to the "natr to t)le Rairden home to present Rairden with his bar for his .~f:::::::::::::;::.::::~:~::::.;:::<::~$:=i:::::::s:~~::::::::::::~;:. 14th year of perfect Sunday :~:; ~!~ school attendance . Ralrden's ~~ Sunday school teacher, Mrs. :<· Hensley , closed her ·general located at the mouth of :::; Shade River on SR 124, Weekend guests of Denny and was on hand for Fobes were his mother, Mrs. the ceremonies. Mrs. HensBernie Fobes, Cuyahoga Falls, ley holds a ye·" 22 and his grandmother, Mrs. perfect Sunday school attendAdam Kackstetter of Akron. ance record at the Long BotMichael and Megan Morrow, tom chw·ch. childre n of Mr. and Mrs. Gary A lifelong resident of Chester Morrow, spent ihe weekend and Long Bottom in Meigs here with t~eir grandparonts, County, Rairden is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morrow. the late Jacob and Ann RairMrs. · Christt' na Grimm is den . He and his wife, the f~rspending a week in Columbus mer Alice Ervin, daughter of with her sons, ij.obert, Floyd, the late Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and Reece and"their families. Ervin, were married 59 years Mrs . William Houdashelt, last July 1 and live alone at who had eye surgery at the their Long Bottom home . Holzer Medical Center, is Rairden, before retirement, recuperating at the home of her daughter, Miss Marie p : :: omeroy . ' . . g i~l Personal Notes )~( stor~ • Wlten You SAVE At ~~!~a:~~!~~~~~;~~lf . Area man sets attendance ·record ·. t . Markd Report lb; SUPER MARKET • Open Daily 9-to 10 • Sun. 10 to 10 •· ' j' ' . Crepe sole & heel wiih bump loe . Bla ck & Wh ite Blue & White Brown & Beige Blue & Beige Polish ' . '4.00 ; ' 1,. ' • ' . . . ..:· for . '. 59' 10 lb. bag 12 oz. .spray bot. EDON BRAND roll pkg. TOILET TISSU NORTHERN jumbo rolls ' PAPER BAKING POTATOES TOWELS RC COLA it· PAK HEAD ·LETTUCE • ea. 29e JUMBO CELERY bch. 29e $ Middleport, Q. . welcome~ . WITH ' 0~ 3.00 1 MORE _PURCHASE -- SPECIAL! SPECIAL! PARTY ICE EGGS WITH THIS COUPON WHEN . YOL1 3UY A Q JAR OF . 1 OZ. INSi'AlVr HOUSE.coFFEE . LARGE SIZE · 10 lb. bag oz. 16 ALMARK V STORE _ __,__ lO OZ. JAR ONLY ·•1 09. ::f=.. ¢. doz. OIIE COUPOII l'tRfAIIILY • 0FFU WilES . 10·15-73 · ------------------------- ---- - --~ FRIDAY ONLY retu rned to Fairview she and her uncle, Vincent Dabo, hunted up one of her 6'1'anclf athe r·'s old lanterns . NESCAFE • Halloween .dinner set • A Halloween din ri e.r ·at Oscar 's in G<;~llipoli s was· planned-for Oct. I? at 7 :30 p .m. when the Sew-Rite Sewing Club m e t Wednesday night at the c lub house . It was reported during the meeting 'conducted by Mrs. Pandora Collins that 12 sheets and 12 cravats have been completed and give n to the Pomeroy Emergency Squad. Mrs. _c m·olyn McDaniel furnished an item for an a~ction, a · ll)onthly f'l"d raising project of the club. Mrs. Evelyn Gilmore gave the secretary 's report, and Mrs. Collins pres~nted.the treasurer's report. A salad course was se~d by Mrs. Shirley Baity and Mrs. Ann Browning to Mrs. Nettie Boyer, . Mrs. Flo Strickland, Mrs . Lucy White, Mrs. Martha Mrs. Lenora Hoffman , McKnight, Mrs. Betty Wehrung, ·Mrs. Gilmore and , Mrs. Collins. Save on Fashion Mate zig-zag sewing machine, complete with cabinet Coca-Cola SALE . $129 WITH Goo~ ()njY ~t .. famous Sing~* sewing machine, at once a year COUPON Mark V Store Offer Saturday .. savings! Exclusive Singg_(' front drop-in bobbin. Zigzag, straighl, blind - hem s stitc hes. Sew button- · holes, sew ' 10 . . Students • . . DAD'S .ROOT..BEER OR N~W DIET RITE COlA (SUGAR FREE) · without attachments'-........__ A remarkable buy, cabinet included' I Wt• rwt•d your lw lp to bring happiness to rwt'dy childrt>n thi s Christma s. Come in now - supply of doll s is li mifecl-a ncl l)i ck up ,1 iree {loll. Design a.ncl sew an tiuliit. for it, thim return it to us. It will b~· displayed in our lobby wilh all the · f)rpss-A-Doll dol_ls . Priz es will lw awnrdecl. Don't \worry about sewing skill s. Your doll wi.ll find a homt~ in tlw 'fi rms of a chi lei on Chri stma s day, and be loved . · ' ·You make Dr_es?:f.- Doll* a happii1es ~ Jhing . Thank you. · ,..,.~.o~M.t.ll•· '" . • ' '17 .. l '' The Fabric. Shop . ' &Savings .- Co. The Farmers Bank 16 oz. . ~- . Member of F:ederal Reserve System on· Fridays Our Drive-In Window is Open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. (Continuously). S2q,ooo ~aximum Insurance For Each Depositor 1 · McCall' s & Simplicity Patterns SINGER SALES & SERVICE . liS W.. SECOND 992 •2284 . POMEROY \ ' . ~ PAK .. •• \ $ 00 lvs. for . . · . 2 ::· '' ' - .. I. • . ( ' .- LIM IT ONE . COUPON PER HOII<:.~~o~m n ~ · REDEEM THIS COUPON ONLY AT \.. ___ :_ __MARJ!.J!_SUJERMARKET ___ .;.;..~ ' Blue Magic Wash Cycle Fabric Softener SUPPERS 36 oz. bot. $'119 with_ this Re~gular Retai I . . coupe~ 39~ 604":J · II Oct. 21, 1973 (~·--:M -: -A : =RK'VSTORE-:J ~ Good through • ' ' 39 REGUlAR 30 COUNT .I . I~---------------~~ ON COR FROZEN I .I I I I I · Tufkey,. SalisbuJY I I Steak, etc. I ca. I Reg. 11.69 DIAPERS 1 offer expires 1 Oct. 13 1973 79~ · I J I BREAD ' bofs. • . ~·· ---~---- '. RICH'S FROZEN or Pepsi-Cola .' POMEROY, OHIO I COKE '. • I I I I' I I · · II JOLLY LOLLIES .• • • •• ' ' «.l Copyr ight 1973 by Richard l· I . ~ . ' • • ' 1.09:Value Regular . 16 oz. bots. ' Curity Tape Tab ·----------------1r---------------NORTH STAR . PAK • Stebbins end Assoc iates , lhc. · and Home Economic Teache-rs . ' · r-~--------------------, I I _, I TORE COUPON , . I I I I I I I .. I 24 -Count Pkg; ' .0/ OFF . _ /0 To Home .Economics ' $119 Fabulous sewing on a ·A Tiademark or. TH ~ SIN GER c ot•PAINY • oz. jar Reg. $149.95 We have a credit plan de s1gne d to f1t you r budget . We also have a l ibe ra l trade· ln· pol 1cy. MIDDLEPORT, 0. 1Q .. -Rtturnable Bottle Many other Sale-A•Thon specials. See them all! SAKER FURNITURE • ·~~~· .Big 32 ot. bots. monogram, mend , HEADQUARTERS FOR -99¢ ' Dudley's Aorist 59 N. 2nd 00 $ ·U. S. No. 1 Grade Reg. SNAP CLEANER 00 ~ans 1 CANN~D,,roP , ,'/ FOR WINDOWS, MIRRORS cans for 8 Flavo~ Reg. 99' 16 oz. jar COfFEE-MATE 1 lb. box Chicken Noodle SCOT LAD .· e tub . ·. Vegetable and SOUp LB. - CARNATION lib. CRACKERS NOW.! FOLIAGE GARPEN PICNICS J ••••••••••••••••• SUNSHIN-E HI-HO SCOT LAD ' . - Fully Cooked 9 7 &MARGARINE Court St., Pomeroy Enter our Dress-A-Doii ·Contest . 'Brighten the Day For Someone · With A Lovely • P New! KRAFT MIRACLE Your THOM Me AN Store Middleport, 0 . a happiness·thing. SUPERIORS 1 Ham a a Jewelry Store . - MIDDLEPORT, 0 To Limit Quantities" Beef Wieners.s~~E:~:s•• ~k;.:.79~ lb. Bologna , 1ece •SUPERIORS •••••••••••• •.7.9~ 12 oz. SUPERIORS . e. Dart 8aeon ••••••••••••••• Q~... HOME MADE lb . . 99~ SI d GOESSLER'S heritage house 12 oz. pkg. Sausage.:u:~R~~R; •• ~b~. 79~ All 14K Gold TuTone Wed· ding Rings magnificentl y crafted in white and ye l· low gold. Come in and see' our co m· plete co lleciion in popu· Jar price ranges. Dress~A-Doll~is THURSDAY SHADE RIVER Lodge · 453 F&AM Thursday, 6 p.m. All master masons invited. PAST OFFICERS Club, Racine Chapter, Thursday, 8 p.m . at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Win gett. All past officers invited ._. · From I awe Reserve ' . t0/188M 10/ 187L I We Accept Federal Food Stiltnps PHONE: 992-3480 Second t0/ 206M- 10/ 206L • BRAND FRANKIES WIENERS c Any Amount ·II 1 SADDLE OXFORDS From USDA lean Beef Freshly Processed • ' USbA CHOICE U. S. Government SUPERIORS DAR to meet ~~::o::o~~~:~~: ~~~:~:;~h~ l was painting the roof o~.her 10room home , built by her fathe~ after the 1913 Oood. Mrs . Hensley is a past matron of Racine Cha pter, Order of Eastern Star; a c harter member of Mary Shdne White Shrine of . GROUND BE·EF- rrtSC/tta® SYRA CUSE Several Syracuse residelhs were .in Parkers burg, W. Va. last ' week to pay last respects to Mrs . Olin Johnson, 57, who was killed in an automobile --a ccident near Marietta . Mr. and Mrs . John son resided for 12 year~ · in Syracuse before mov~ng to Lowell . They have · visited friends here two weeks ago. Mr. Johnson was treated at St . Joseph's Hospital in Parkersburg but was released prior to the funeral services . Going from here were Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush, Miss Marcia Karr, Mr . and Mrs . Millard Van Meter, Melvin Van Houdashelt, .A thens. Me ter, Mr .. a nd Mrs. Robert POMEROY - The October Beegle, Kim ~nd Kelly Taylor. REVIVAL CONTINUES meeting of the Return SYRACUSE - The revival at the Syracuse Church of the Jonathan Meigs Chapter of the Nazarene is exte nded all this Daughters of the American week, and will close Sunday, Revolution will be held at the Oct. 14, instead of.Sunday_, Oct. home of' Mrs. A. R . K11ight, GALLIPOLIS, OHIO, 7 as or iginally scheduled. The Lincoln Rd ., Pomeroy, Friday, Sa turday, Oct. 6,1973 • • services, featuring the Rev. 0 . Oct. 12, at 2 p.m. SALES REPORT OF The guest spea ker will be S. McKinney as evangelist, .._Qbio Valley Livestock Co. Mrs. H. E. Kitzmiller, LanHOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. 38.50 beg in1 'I ~ nightly at 7:30. The caster, nati onal defense to 40; 220 to 250 lbs . 39.50 to ·publ,ic :J<r welcomed. ' ' ... '." chairwoman , Ohio Society ,.,~ ·, f 41.50: Light 33 to 37: Fat Sows . DAR. Her subject is "A Nation 34.50 to 37.25; Stags 32 Down; SLATE REVIVAL . Great and Strong". An outBoars 31.50 to 34; P igs 15 to A yo~th revival will be heM . s tandin g speaker, Mrs . Kitz37.50. Friday through Sunday at 7:30 miller has addressed many CATTLE - Steers 42.50 to p.m. at the Mt. Union Church organizations throughout Ohio. 58 ; Heifers 39.50 to 49.75 ; Baby with the Rev . Herb Grate Assisting hostesses are Mrs. Beef 55 to 68.50; Fat Cows 32.50 spea king . The Rev. Cecil Cox, Dor Schaefer. Mrs. Edison to ~6.50: Canner·s 27.50 to 37.60: pastor , extends an in vitation to Hobstetter and Mrs . Patrick Bulls 35.50 to 42.75 ; Milk Cows the public. Lochary. 260 to 550. VEAL CALVES~ Tops 65 to 70: Seconds 55 to 63; Medium 54 ·' ' to 59.50; Com. &'Hvs. 52 to 65; Culls 54 DowrL . BABY CALVES .- 35 to 110. . \ ' ., ,• . �, , • J $13.6 Million program is aPProved ' Spending of others' money is like funi-~ · :;;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ;,,,,.,.,•••,•,.,.,.,.,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,:=:m ~ ,,,,,.,.,.!'!,~ EDITOR S NOTE Ohio s budg has be.n dri•en h1~her ~by programs enadtd tCJ dra"' fL•dt•ral 1< lunds The leg•slature also has enacted ~ prugrants \Uthout can•fully ear· marking appropraat10us calculatmg future- cosls of munatorlng ef .. '· fertiveucss But then~ are signs of ef.. ~ furt s to stop slK'h loose practices, as ii! descrlhed in the eJghth art•rle in a ~ series of rune on iht sptralmg state ~et ~get ~ 1..' ' ~~ .. ~ By LEE LEONARD ~ h1~h" a} ~eneral safety. they now exceed !unds ra•scd by state taxes Funds Dl pos1ttd These federal and •P<'CJal stale funds iJrc dcpos1t1ed m "hd~ they are rotary ac counts, expended and replemshed on a contmumg bas1s w1th hltle control by the General Assembly In 1963-65, the state had $56 m1lhon tied up m rotary accounts The total IS now $2 8 bJihon fn the past few years, the executive branch has taken to establishmg a rotur) accoWlt for each new program 1t OPI Statehouse Rcportl..wants to sequester from legJSlabve ~- ;t:OLUMBUS (UP I ) - 1 eg1slators scrutiny Smce the money 1s not ear~ ~ flllll-•1 relatively casty to spend money marked for a specific purpose, It can be f~ when 1t ls not thetr own , spent almost at w1ll • " They fmd 11 even eas1er when "Rotary funds are the curse of the r. - The money comes from the federal budget," sa1d Rep George D Tablack, ~( goverrunent ' D-Camphell, a member of the House x' - The bulk of the funds needed to Fmance Committee "They should be fma"fice a particular new program Will ' stnctly federal fund s, or money that Js ll to be generated by future specifically earmarked and cannot he ?. leliiilatures ' used for anythmg else, JUSt as gasoline Ofi(r' of the most templmg taxes must be used for roads " Apparently, the lawmakers are atlfllments offered 10 behalf lookmg to take th1s fJScalth•cket away or-~ variOUS government profrom the adrrurustrallve branch Prwr f ~s IS that Oh10 will rec1eve a to Senate' clearance of the budget, a · filiriille of federal money for adoptmg .blem, or will lose federal funds for subcomnuttee voted for a study of rotary funds and the1r eventual d!St:llntinumg the programs ' ';:!:he compelltJOn IS Vlcwus for abohtwn by June 30, 1975, when the next feqqal dollars whether you want 11 or budget IS dr.awn When the General Assembly enacts a ' not r'' concedes Rep Myrl H Shoemaker, D-Bourneville, cha•rman new law providing servtces or reqlllrmg regulation of a parhcular activity, tt of the House Fmance Comrmttee "You , C'dn argue both ways about federal ge nerally sets aSJde enough money for : funds It depends whether or not the the program for the current budget parllcW.r prOJect Js worth It " penod Federal funds for education, welfare, But some tunes the lawmakers do not ' health, highways, development and thmk of their future colleagues who w•ll .r~at10n have poured mto OhiO Ill be reqmred e1ther to fmance that c®!'d amoWlls durmg the past decade program or repeal Jt And the cost Js Coupled w1th spec1al stale funds for buund to grow Ne1ther, due prunarJ!y to lack of hi]l,I].Ways, wildlife, liquor control and ~, t i )law I ' .... 3 :• • •1')-:=...t Clary, of MarLon, three sons, Henry, Melvm and Jan, all of Middleport, one brother, Harry Dav1s, Pt Pleasant, 16 grandchildren, and SIX great- Servtces w1ll be Wednesday at 2 p m at the Rawlmgs-Coats Funeral Home w1th the Rev Thomas Weaver offJctatmg Bur1al w•ll be m the RtvervJew Cemetery Fr1ends may call at the fWleral home anytime Kel.l/lna#:or AIR CONDITIONERS ~ Ailiia Hoferkamp died on Sunday "" Mrs • Anna We1ss Farmer HO!erkamp, 89, formerly of Moijja.County, d1ed SWlday at th~phael Nursing Horne - n Pomeroy on April 12, !~as preceded m death by first husband, G W • H p of Columbus Also pre':ang her m death was a s1:4t:Mrs Kate We1ss Mayer ··--- --.._ ·- Several surv ive meces 6,000 to 24,000 BTU and nephews Funeral serviCes will be at the Egan-Ryan FWleral Home m Colwnbus at 10 a m Wednesday Graveside r1tes will be conducted at 2 p m Wednesday at the Beach Grove Cemetery, Pomeroy Have cool c lean Olr ton 1g ht Total ven fdaf100 PH 773 5592 Mason Furniture MASON W •t - ~- h- ,.._ ··-···-·--. ' THE MEMBERS OF LOCAL 426 U.W.U.A. STRONGLY OPPOSE THE ADVERTISEMENT OF OUR JOBS, WHILE ON AN ECONOMICAL STRIKE AGAINST CENTRAL \ I OPERATING COMPANY. It IS A ~~BLANK COMPANY" -·- . ...._ IF YOU DON'T BEUEVE IT, LOOK IN YOUR EAVE - ' u* TROUGHS• WE WANT TO THANK THE MANY P.EOPlE WHO • "• ~ "• • • HAVE IGNORED THEIR AD,· ANO:·TO THOSE VERY \· ~ t!: • ' f.EW WHO HAVEN'T, WE SAY GOOD LUCK, • • •"" •• YOU'LL NEED IT. •• • .' ·~ ••• • ·... UWUA LOCAL 426 ~ - •• ,.i DEPART M tNT STOQE ' OPEN 10 T1l 9- 6 DAYS - - 6 PM STARTS WEDNESDAY 10 A.M. New Fall Stock on Sale! ' SHIRTS Regular Values To $4.44 ShQrt • And Long Sleeved $ .: Spec• a Is Avarlable In All Stores TEENS AND WOMENS Our Everyday 33c Sock! lfl( WOMEN'S (~~ J I BODY .... DON'T MISS THESE! ' "SPRINGFOOf' .• REGULAR $1.50 - PANT SETS MEN'S WHITE WORK SOCKS COLORED PANTY HOSE We Bought Too Many! Fall Styles- Regular To $14.88 Every one goes - so you won' t want to mess Get your Winter pantsu1ts now WH.TE COTTON SIZE 10 to 12 fht s event Save Btg' 1 Wednesday And Thursday Only! 37 5 Day Sale WHILE THEY LAST! Anftqu e Wh1te , spruce gr ee n pme green etc One S ll.~ hts all women On sa le Wedne sddy 2 PRICE ... ~ ' ,, HANDY FOR STORING THE FAMILY'S SUMMER CLOTHES FIBREBOARD STORAGE CHESt • BIG SAVINGS " _Rubber Queen" - WASTE SPOTLIGHT BASKET LANTERN MUG TREE Colorful, collapstble Free standtng, wrought Iron tree tn vtvtd colors waste baskets '" pretty floral pat terns. Perfect for huntmg, f1shmg or handy around the hou se Throws wtde beam Btg carry handle REGULAR •LIGHT WOOD GRAIN SIMULATED FINISH eSETS UP IN SECONDS Values To $1.47 STOVE OR TABLE Pia st1c - Ra rnproof Fold Up MATS SIZE 13"Xl9" OR 1OIJz "X 15% " Avocado Easy to Red ¢ •STURDY, YET LIGHTWEIGHT 11 Wh1te or Gold ¢ clean rubber Provtdes maxtmum protec t10n for stove counter or table surfaces for all hot pots or pans BEACON" BLANKETS~.." " PRINTS, THERMALS, SOLIDS, NEEDLEWOVEN SIZE 72 97c X Colors or White - All long sleeve tall styles. on sale for S days Site 14 to 17 length 32 lo 3l sleeve 90 Bonus Buy! Entire Stock PLASTIC FLASHLIGHT MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS 2 FOR · UL approved 3f4" w1dth by 36 yards. For electrical, plumbtng and other needs. Regular $1 17 roll. MEN'S · BOOT SOCKS USES TWO • D BATTERIES VINYL .PLASTIC INSULATING TAPE 77~0~ YOUTHS. BOYS .OR MEN'S - 4 BUCKLE Part wool LONG SLEEVES - FASHION fALL COLORS WOMEN'S PANT TOPS PAIR Easy care nylon S1zes Sm-Med-Large m a lop that IS very versattle for fa 11. Mock turtle neck Actual $3.98 value. On sale Wednesday mormng , STARTS WEDNESDAY 10 A.M. GIRLS BULKY ORLON GLIDDEN PAINTS ENTIRE STOCK ON SALE I We need room for Chnstmas merchandtsa- so we move out all remamtng Ghdden Pamts. Inside Latex, Enamels, Spl'ay Enamels. Buy ahead for next year. Sizes 6 To 81J2 or 9 To 11 ¢ White And 8 Colors PR• $ 991• • $222- TEENS AND WOMENS FALL FASHION SHOES New kh,tnk h1gh heels. or conventional heels 1n tte oxfords or sltpons Charm Step and other $327 ' For Your Home or Gtfts NYLON SLIP FALL ARRANGEMENTS, CENTERPIECES, BASKETS 44 Regular $1.94 SIZE 34 To 40 • • ' I Baskets wtth grapes, or fall frutts and vegetables, hangmg baskets. cenlerpteces - A complete select•on now priced at PRICE ' ••• ••• • '• • l I •• • •'' •' •'' •' TO l t brand s WOMEN'S TRIMMED • I I • BY DEPENDABLE "LUX" • REGULAR 13.44 eLUMINOUS DIAL $422 Beaukmt nylon tr1eol, a shp that f1ts and wears and washes well Save SOc on eac;h one PRICE •' ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCK GIRLS ORLON .CAPES For the b1gger g1rl stze 7 to 14 Multt -color capes that regularly sell for $6.94 •' WHILE THEY LASTI KNEE HI SOCKS We Need Space! $9 95 Value Lux quahty Beautiful spear type pedal destgn - SHEER SEAMLESS SIYE *'1 14 ON SALE WEDNESDAYthru SUNDAY Never Have! CLOCK BRAID • THEY FIT eMEN'S SIZE 7 TO 12 ' WALL value Add a of mustc to home or Grey wtfh red top Boot length Stze 10 to 12 $ 00 NO PARKING METERS "T THE - OUR 'YOUR CAPRICE' • YOUTH SIZE 11 TO 2 • BOYS SIZE 3 TO 6 We Remember the Little Things That The Big Guys 22" Diameter PANTY HOSE OUR REGULAR •3.87 PAIR - BRASS WIND • CHIMES WOMEN'S DRESS ARTICS I / SUNDAY 1 PM To We Join In " Battle Days" Celebration on Point Pleasant's 99th Birthday. ' ° ' I A DISCOUNT ° 25 1101 2. '' 16. 23, Ste • CONTINUES WITH NEW -:. "' SPECIAL BUYS ". pa.llse d to provide for convertin g Into tor~est reser ves such lands or f l d h h gartl o,. ~~\as thave t ~nor ;'~Y a~thg~ icttetme 0 acq~ir&,agEVofanothe~ !...--------------' ~ "' VA concurrent resolution of disap a ble !'t!miannually S uch bonds o r en ll'lClu d lng persons standing In proval All laws In eonfUct wtth no t es and the m terest thereon are loco parentis tor one >Cnr preceding such rules shall be of no further exempt !rom all taxes levied by the comm encement of service of a per forcC" o r e rrect after such rules have state or a nv laxing district thereof son des ignated b) the Departme nt ta ken effect At the option of the commi ssioner s of Defense as mi ssing tn acllon as 1 the bonds or n otes m<~Y be 1ssued a result of honorable service or lands for that purpose a lso to pro Courts mav adopt additional ru les sub;ect ro call on any Interes t pay he ld in en emy. captivity ts ~nt!Ued ' ide for 1he conservation ot the concerning )oca l prac tice hl the ir ment date at par and nccrucd to one thousand do llars in LieU of nn.t ur::~l r esour:ce s at the state In respective cour ts whtch are not ln mteres t other cash be nefits Pfl)'able under c lu e 1 1:: s trel!oms lakes submerged l'!onsls1ent with the rules promul All !ales ol such bonds or notes th is sectwn The amoun t of com and swam p lands and the de\ clop gated by .th e sup reme court The by the comm issioners shall be in pensallon pa} able to such claimants mt:nl and reguhdlo n of water power suprem e cou rt m :~s make rules to accordance with such regulations as for such missing o r captive pe rso n and the fo rmation of dramage and reqUire untfonn record keepmg for the "ommlssJOn ndopl' and prom u l •hall be payoble only to one or t11e oo nscl \ a•wn <ltstrict:s :md to pro all ._,,.,, o ! th" ata le "nd al>"ll ' of rr:e rh ods ....... ' " " " nates S~ch bonds N no tes shall be groups ol cll1 lnlants herein de~l~ V'de f o r the rE""IlaUon ,. . ma tH~ rlJlf's govcrnmg the admls sold only to the hi"hest bidder or 11 ated In the orde r in w hich said of mmi ng wel,h >ng measuflng and ··o"n to the praolloe ol Ja•v ~ " ' •••d bidders afte r notice •of sale has been groups arc named No payme1H to marke tm ,.. coal o il gas and ull d !se tp hne of perso n ~ so ndmit ed pub !shed onc e e nc h week f or three an\ :;urvJVOr of a pcr:.on do::.igna.tcd 0 her m mc l als (C) The chief justice of the su consecutive weeks on the same day as m1sstng in ACtion as a resu lt of EFFECTIVE DATE AND REPEAL preme Court or a ny judge of that of each week th e firs t of such no honorab le sep lee or held In f'nemv court deslgn<~tf!d by htm shall pass tlce~ bemg publl ~ hed at least twen ty cap 1v1ty while such person Is held U adopted by <' maJority of the u p on the dlsquallficat\On of a n) one full da ys before the date of captive or ! ill missin g tn noti on sh nlt e ledors \ o tlng on this amendment judge of th e court ~ nr appeals or sa le m a newspaper of general cir preven t sm:h missing or c rtptive the ame nd me nt shall take- effect cout ts oi cummon p leas or dlvlston culatl on m e01ch of the eight m ost pe rson from claiming 3nd r eceiving Janu arv 1 1914 and exlstms sec the 1eof Rules m i1) be adop ted to populous counties in the state No a bonus of an equal amount upon Uon 36 of Ar ticle II of the Constl provide for •he h earing ot d1squaU t1ces sh all state the day hour and his be in g released or located tu tion of Ohio sh a ll be repealed fica"lon m ntters in volving judges of place of the s ale Ute to tal hce The Ge n eral Assem blv shall pro !rom s uch cf!cchve date co u r ts established by law value o£ the bonds or notes to be vide h~ Jaw for an educati onal as Scclion 6 Al ( 1) 'I he ch 1ef ius sold their denornmations da1es sistance bonus wh ic h may be taken I Amended senate Joint Resolu +Jon tice ar.d the j ustlcl.ls of the supreme and the dt\tes of thei r rna u rlhes m lieu o! th e c<1 sh bo nu s by tmv No 9) court snall be elected b~ the clec Information re la tive to -the ra tes o f !Jerson who served. o n active duty te>r:; o r the s1 atc at la r ge f.or tenns m teres t that the bonds q r nott:s will in the o. rmecl forces of th "' United J OI N f RESOLUTION of n'-'1 Jess than si x years bea r an(! the dates up on "'hich in States rtn d wh') quallf\es for n cnsh (2) 'lli.e ju dges of th e cou rts of teiPSt will be pava ble Th" colnmts bonus li P.der thts section 1hc t:du PI'OpoJing- to amend sechon B of Arhcle XII of the CendUuS!oo of appeBls s h u !I be c ected by __,.the sioners may rcj E"ct an ' o r all bidS cationn ass1s tance bont s shn\1 oiTe r Jhe 3tA1e of Ohio rel ahve to th• electors ot t heir rt"spect lve af>p~ l :md re advertise and lC orYCl' bonds finan cial ::~ ~sls lan ct: at all\ cd uca tiona! m!ltl tu! Jo n deem ed oppro prl determination of the amount of laot: d shicts for terms of not less or notes fo r sale th an SIX vears Out of the p ro"ee ds of the sa le of ~te b\ the G~cn e ral A ss~em b h Su('h income exempt from tltx.lltion 13 ) The ~dges of the courts of all bon ds or notu that amount that financ1al a s::ns tnnce shall be equ al to Flt! 1t r esolved by •t: e General as -.nd ,- thl!! ctivfclons repr~::sents accrued Interest If eny t\ lee the a m ount ot th e cash bon us As ~ emb lv of the Sttt tc o! Ohio c ommon 1h1 cc fifths of the m embers "'!ected thereof sha be elected by the el!'c shall be paid ln t.o tho state trea surv for wh t"h suc h perso n q\J a!iftes u n to eat'h house con ~ u p nn!!: 1h"'rein tors l) f tht! co unties di stricts , or m o a fund to be known as the der thls section No s:ale or an tsnmen t of nn y th at thnc shall be submitted to thf! as may l c pro\ tdcd b\ law o th er V!e'nam Con nt ct Compen!iailon B on d ns in vhle'" !heir re RclirE" electors or the s tate m the man Su ·•cliv>sle ' 1 men tldFu i nd hand the bala n ce right o r c\a1 m to cornpens at 1'1n un n t " S" a te re<~:su~:,. df'r this se dlnn shall he va\JJ no n er pres nMct by bw at 1he v. .. n spcc tive cou rts 1re loca ted for sha. be pa era! e lechon to be h el d n n the first terms of no t les~ than six years Into a fund to be rtnoun as r the cl<~ l ms o [ credit ors shall be en !Mc e Tuf'sdav a fte r f ht.! firs ! Monday :In and each jtldge l:t' a c ourt of corn Vietn:am Conflict Com pl.' n satjon Fund able agrunat ri~; hts o r clR1ms to o r No,e mbcr 1!)7~ a ptoposa J to mon pleas o r diVIsio n th ereof nhall The Ge ne ra l A!!sembl y mav appro pavme nts of c ompen~ atlo n unde1 n:-nend srte• 1011 8 o( Ar tlc)c XU.,. of 1 eslde cturlng h s term of office tn pr1ate and t'IUI Se 10 be pald lr.to the \Ius seetlon and no fees 5r. a11 be the Conslttuuon o t Ohio to read as the t'Ol.mty distlic~ or subd1vis lon 'VletnamConfll ctCompe n s atlunB~;md ch1uP,ed for serv ices In t'O nnecUon i n wh ich hi• •• ourt '' !••• f0llow s '" ed cRettn:mi!nt 11 c Fund tio r th F e dVIe na mr \\ 1th the Prosecut 1o n o 1 an' r1R h t ~"e of all j u d•es on Jet a m pc11 ~a o n un out o t h \RTICLE XII 141 rerm' Of O ""· "'' the f nds In the tre a ~ ury not 0 her or c1ru m o compe nsa 11 9 11 o 1 e . . . ec ion II Laws mav be passed sh~ll be,;in on the dr, y s f1xed oy wise !':pp ropriated such umnunt ilrJ collc ctlun 0 f any c "'m pensatlon 11 n pro i .. mt.: f11r tl c axahon of 111 law 11nct 'a"s shall he enacted to is p r oper t or use u pon ord er of the der this section r o nes and such ta Y. Htlnn may be presc1 be the ti mes and mode of comm !ssbner s for lhc purpoic.i fQr The c om ml"-s loners sh~JI hnve eJther un tform 1 o r grad uated and !hcu election wh ic h s 1ch fu n i:l~t ~re created , If complete chan!e of mnk lng pay ma y he ::~ npli.:!d t r- such incomes as !Bl fhe JUdges of the supreme th e Genetal Assembly appropnates ments of the compcn sa ion pro\ldeJ 1 .., " "' b <> de ~ l'i!!"l ;l<';!d h ':! t :-t c o 1r t n" r l" of ri J rn 1 ~o u r's of a.~ t l .. ds tc t~ ... V!c tnAC ~H"'I fhct for In 11'> " S"'C'ti"n nn" h<~ll ~d f) pt part () , Cfl <' h an nu nl 111come as pro- comm on pleas and di\iS\()nS fhe re Compensation Fund prmr to th e and promulg:. 1c r e ula 1011~ l(ovt-rn vid" d by law may be e xempt fro m of and of all cout t s of reco rd time the comm l.. :;toners have ISSued ing th eir proct!rture tn connec"lon st < h t:~xat1on established b y law sh all at s •ated bonds o r notes of the aggrega te therewith 1.ndudlng dele nnl nn Ions limes reccl\c tor the ir services amount of face value auth orized m as to who are proper be nefic!ariC!I EFFECTIVE DATE AND REPEAL such compen sation ns may be pro this section the aggregate nm ount and th e am oun ts to which such II nlt:: mted b' a ma)OrlfV of the v 1rted by law which shall not be of fa t.-e \ alue of be>nds or notes so benefk lancs are entitled detennl elector:; \Otmg on th1s amendment d1mimshed du rin g their term of of authorl:.>:e d to be Issue-d ~hall b~' Fe nahons as to whether an applicant th e f mend ment s hilll take effect ticc The compens3 thm of sll JUdqes duce d b'l the amo~m t of the fu.nd s has the nec,!'ssAry residen ce reqUJre i,, n\E:rlld eh nnd exis'in~ section 8 of the supren P. co urt "xr:ept that so lipproprinted ments and such oth er r e~eulatlon!! of A rticle XII of the ConstttuUon of o f the chtel JUstice r.holl be the On or before the first rtay of Jul y that are necessa ry a nd proper All Ohlo sh:ill be repeale d f rom such same T he compensation of all fn e ac h cnlend:u year the comm ts app lications for payment ot com effect\\ c d:.te ju d ges of th e courts of appeals ston ers sh 3 1l cer tify to !he aud Jtor pensatirm or ed ucatlrona\ bo nu ses shall he the s ~me Common pleas of stntf! the tot al nmount of J u nds un de r th is $Cellon shall be made to (Amended Senate Tomt RL'solution j ud ges and judges of divisions it rlr>termlnes is neccss ar) to pry th!! commissioner" before J3nuo ry 1 No 30 ) thereof an cl Judges of all cou r ts of v ide toP.e •he r wl 1h all pther m o n"Y 1978 r ecord £'Sirtb11sherl by l nw shAll re that w 1 n h e Avnllable in the Vie t The com m ls~toners sha ll se lect celv e such compe ns3 Unn as m n30 be nRm Conftict Compen liD.tlon B rmd and appo lnt su ch legll cou nsel and JUT"JT nESOLUTION prm !dcd bv IR W Judges !!hall re Retlrem~nt Fund for the r~tlre emp loyees as aro n"Cf'SSrtry fix Prllpo•lng to amend •e~:llomr I 4 5 ceive no ff!es o r perqulstl£1 s n or mcnt of bonds or notes and th" t he ir compcnsa tt on and p rescribe a nd G of Article IV af lhe C omh~ ho ld anv other office of profit or t 1 i 11 t rest 1n lh i th ei r d uties rmd all ' ""h app•infe", ' tuUon of the Slate of Ohb rela- t rus t unde r !he au1horify of t hls pavmen e e enstt ng ... u hva to admiD.lafraUon and organ 1 s a 1e or of the United States All calend ar ) ear The aud itor of state shall se rve .11t IU pleasure Whon zalion uf lh• c:ourla of Ohio vo es for any JUd"'e for any clcc shaH tr<~n sfer f rom the s tale gene r al nractical the t:cmmiss!oners shall '"' revenue fund to the VIetnam Con employ VIetnam veter3ns to fi ll B" i t resolved by the Genernl tl ve omce except a judicial office filet com~n!latlon R nnd Hetlrem ent S\1Ch positions ~ A ss..-:mbl y of the State of Oh\Q under the authority ot 1his state F d lth 1 t3 11 thn c fi rths of the members elected J:!"hen bv •he ~cneral assembly or un w ou a.ppropr on an The commissioner'! shall penntt the people shall be void amount equal to the amount so cer rev1ew of individual re cords of to ea ch hou se con currin g therein tifled The Vietnam Con nl ct Cnm chum s by representath ea o r recog that th ere shoJI be s ubmlttPd to the !C l No person sha ll be elec te d or pensaticon Bond ReHrement Fund n\'I' Pd veterans organlzatlnns when ~l ~c*ors of H c state in t he man- appointed to any judicial offi ce if shoJI b• patd out without appro pna authQrized to do so by the appl\ nN pr es('ribed by law at the gen- on or before the day when h e shall lion by the Gener.al Asst! rnbl y upon cant era! t:: 1ec ion to bf' held :>n the first assume the offtce a nd enter upon the order of the commJsstoncrs f or rue~d av .aUer the first Monday tn the discharge of Its duties he shall the purpose of the pavmen l or re The re l.!l here by transferred to the November Hl73 a proposal to ha"e ~ ttalned the age of seventy tlrement in other manne'" of said VietnamCon nlct CompensatlonFund t~mer. d l>f!Ctlon s 1 4 5 and 6 of vears An Y. voluntarily retired j udge b o nds or notu and interest thert!on fo r th e purpo~re o! detra'l in)!: the Ar lcle IV of the Constltu lton of or any jud!!C who is retir(ld under The Vletn F!m Connlct Compensa Immediate co:o~ of admlnlsltntlon Ohto to read aa follows th is s~chon may be as~lgned with tto n P'und shall be paid out upon a~ compensation. out of the run ds his f: onst> n t by the c h ief justice or o rder (lf th e commissioners with kn own as the Korean Conflict ARTICLE IV a c 1ng ch1cf JUS tice of the supreme out appropriation b:v th ~ General Compensahon F und and the KoS~ct \On 1 The judiclal- powC":r of court to active dutv :n1 a JUdge and Assf'!mblv In payment of the fi'X rean Conntct Com pensation Bond 1he s a te is vcf;t~d In a supreme 'rh \le so S<'rvtng shall receive the .pe n scs of Admtnl1$tertng this s~ctlon ft;~r~~ ~~t fr~~~~e .,;if~ "~? t~~ ~fo cuu t t co urts of appeals courts o.f c s•ob lishl'CI compc ns ntion for such and a~ compensation as follows Consll1ullnn th e ba lance r ema>nl n < commo n pleas and divisions there offiC'e computed upon 4 per diem every person !;!XC'ept persons 01 ! of anct su ch other courts tnfenor to basis in a ddl ttQn to any retirement dered 10 nctlve d u ty !or trainin.l( a er prov ision for pa yment of oll the su preme court P.S may from b enefi ts to which he may be en only who ha s served on nctive duty outstand inl( bonds or note~ cou ti me tn time be estnblished by law titled Law~ may be passed provld in the anned for('es of the United pons and charges Sec. tlon 4 (A) There shall be a ing retirement benefits f or judges Sta•es at any time between Au The people of this state decl are L'ourt of common pleas and such ru s t ~ 1 9~4 and July 1 1973 o r who 11 to be their Inte ntion to In no dtvlS\ons thereof as ma~ be c s tlib SCHEDULE has ~erved on active duty in the .manner affect or change any of the Jlshed b y low servin~; each countv The atxtve pro posa l shall be placed arme d forces of th e United States ~xl stinP.: provisions of the con51itu {jf th e sta1e Any JUdge ot. a court on the nffic1al bAllot At the e l ection in Vietnam service and who at the lion e xcept as herein set forth The of common pleas or a division herein before referred to In essen time of commer.cing !!IUCh servicl!!' provisions of th is !eC'tion shall be the eo! ma y tempora r ily hold court tlally the follow111g manner was and had b ee n a resident of the se lf ex~u ti n g In at y county 1r1 the In terests of sta'e for at leas t one year tmmedt Upon payment of all valid cla ims the !.:tlr im partial speedy and atC!lV precedinsr the commf'nccment for cash compens3ttnn made wlfhh\ surf! adm inistration of tustlce each Shall Sections 1 ~J 5I of such service and {1) who was tl}elllmtta.ttons of time .a9 pre"crlbed count:,. shall have one or m ore r est and 6 of Article tv o o:;eparAtecl from !'!UC'h service under herei n the commissioners m ny dent j udg l's o r 1wo o r more coun the Constitution of Ohio honc-rable condi"t\ on s 121 who :Is fun sfer nn v fun ds in the Vletn nm ties rna:,. be coml:ilnen m to dis l rtr:ts be a mepded to provide still in t:nlc h setvice nr 13) who has C() nfHct e omrumsa tiqn Fund to 1he h avin g nne or more ju d r,es re$ident for establishment of di be~ n retired Is entlt!C'd to receive Vie nam Conflict Compensation Bond t 11 the d i!';t rlct ttnd serving the com \llsions of Courts of compensr~ tlon of ten dollars for each Re•J r emcnt Fund mon pleas courts of all counties in Common Plea!! to per ru.onth during which such person Upon r eti rement of .an of the the dis ri d as may be provided bv m it the orJianitaUon of was ln active domeRHc service dur banda or notea that may be iss ued l:'!w Judges serving a d\s~r1et shah Courts of Cf)mmon Pleas .ln r.' the compen ~ able period fiPcen her eu nder and the p ay ment or fi ll !itt in ea .. h county In Ute district Into distric!ts and to dollars for caeh m ('l nth clurlnlt which vBlid clatms t or- cash compe n5atlon a s the htis ln crJs of the court re provide for inclusion of su ch per!'lon waa !t"l active foreiPT! mad,. w it hin the ltmltatlons of tim e nul r eP In coun I filS or dist ricts hav Yes all J udges of Courts of service but n ot V ietnam sen lee as prescribed here in the commts 1 in;: m01e than one JUdge of the Reco rd within the 1erms during 1he compensflblc period anri slcmers nt the Mi nklnR fund !t.hflll co urt o r cvmmon pleas the judges and conditions of ex1st twent:v dollfiMI for ench m onth rlur mnke a final report to the Genernl shall sel,ct one e>f th etr mtmber to No in g Article IV Section 6 in <I whieh su ch person was In active Assembly an d a nv bAlan ce II mal~ act as presiding 1Udiire 1o serve at fB l re lative to proh1bitVl~;>tn rtm KCrvice the m 9xlmum in q ln nnv of 1he fund s herein the ir pleasure If 1he j\tdges are ing Jud ges from holding 11m~:~unt of c Mh P8' abte to nny creAted rmd ref~rrrd to shall be unable becaus~ of equal rll\ i"'-ion a n y olher office of profit <Hlalifl."d applir.ant ~tt"lless such .n-p d is posed of as shall be provided by of the vo1e to mRk" Sll"'h select ion o r trust u n d er authority pll~~nt cruaHf'le!l for 3 p :n ment ba~ed law ~ the judge having the lllngest total of th)s State or of the 1 non m issing in cctlon or prisone r sf'r\li'C" on •he cqurt of common 1Jntted Sla tes prohibit of war ~t;~tus ro r unless Rueh appli EFP'EC'I'IVF. DATE pl.....,~ sh all serve S!'l presiding jud~e Jng compensa.Uon from cant quaUflea tor n survivors' pay- U adopted by a majority of 1he un ll "'- electi on Is mntle bv vote The bel!1g d lmf n lsh"'d during mcnt Is five hurtdr"r;l dollars No fl'lectors vo l ng on this amendment pr"sldl n ~ j llrl.l;e ~hall have sttch te-rm of office and pro com pen sation shall be paid under the amendment • hall take efl'ect du~Jl' s a nd exercise sut'h power"!l hlblffng Judges from thls sPcthm to anv per..on who r~ - January 1 1074 a ~ arf! p re~crlhed by rule o f the :reCt! lvtn~ any J:ees or cll!lvfl'd from onother s tate a bonu11 s r>r~Jr. t! t:ourt per JUisl cs ror compcnca tton nf A like nat\\rc or. UNITED STATES OF' AMERICA to AnY pers?n who has not servPd STATE OF OHIO !D) The courts of common pleas on l!ctlve duty in the armed forcf!s OFFICE OF TH"E SECRETARY 3nrl dtvls1ons thereof shall have lf a majority of the electors vat of. the Ut!lted States during the OF STATE such orl;(ina1 1urlsi!lctton over all jus11ciable matters and such powers: ing on the foregoing proposed cnmprnsahle perlnd fl"lr at lr.ast ninety _c!avft unle!IS a ctive ~utv I TED W BROWN Secretar;y of Qf review r-f proceedings of adm ln ~ amendment at the elecUon to be such compen~Able perlnd State ot the Stale of Ohio do istratlve officr::1 s and agench~ $ a s hel d on the first Tuesday after the within wa!i terrn J n~~;tec1 a<> a Te!IU!t of in hereby cert!ty that the fc;> r('golng '' first Mondoy in November 1973 mav be p ro\ ided bv law j uries or tllneu susflllned in Vtet a tn1c cof,y of Amended Mouse rc) Unless o herw1se provided by adopt the same, it shall become part nam service Compensation for a Joint Re 'o Ution No 13 Amended lAw there 11h nll be A probate dh I· of the ConsUtutlon ot Ohio and ex ... n of a month of ser'l:lce shall Senate Joint Reaolutlon No 9 l'i inn n.nct Sllf'h other dlvbiOnJS of the ts +~ng sections 1 4 5 and 6 of fractl be patd on thr basts of nne thtrtteh Amended Senate Joint RelllOIUtlon 1 our s of common pleas as mav be At icle IV ot 1he Constitution of th~ approprt nte monthlv amounts No 30 and Amended Subatltute prrn trlPd b' ltlw Judi,les shall be the St3~ of Ohio shall be repealed of tor epch c1av of such !t.erviee P er House Joint Re1olut1on No 1 flied electro< 1 specif\coll\• to S\ICh probate !l(tfllll medlcllllY dtschargl'!d or m~d tn the omee ot the Secretary of rll\' l!it nn and to s uch other divisions ~ Amended Suba:titute lcatlv re•t«!d frnm !l~rvice due to State and proposing to amend the The judges ot the probate rltvlsion House Joint Resolution No 1} comb:~.t r ~la ted <llsabUHtel! sustained above .secUons of the Constitution shall he ('mpowered to employ and 11"'1 Vi('tnRm 1ervlce •h11 I be p11t~ of Ohio control th e. c lerk ~ employees depu JOINT RESOLUTION hundred do11an Servtee In the les and referees of sucb probate Propasbl; Jo adopt aec:Uon IJ of ftve IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF I Merchant. Marine of the United d1vislon Clf the common pleas ArJlcle Ylll of tha Conllllullcm of States Rh.llll not be eQnlldered for have hereunto lub~ertbed my name courts the 1!al• of Ohio Jo pro•lde fo~ the purpose of 1hll eectlon Ae used and affi,.:ed my offtclal •eat at Section 5 (A) 11) In addtflon to compenNflon for mlWary Hnlca tn thtl seetJon "domestic teTVIce' Columbus thi• 23rd day of Au .. , 11 II>" all o ther powei'S vested bv thla during the p•rlod of 11M Vletaam means 1ervtce within the te1'11torla1 1073 nrtfcle b1 the supreme c:ourt 1he caafllcf throuvh lha prOCftHb from Jtmlbl of the flfty states e:orcludlnif TED W 8ROWN suprPme court .shall have genend th• Nl• of atata v•n.ral obll;a- tea dut:v forel&n serv1~" means 8ecre1ary of State supcrlntendt'nce over all courts in 1ervlee In all other place• exclud· (Seal! Ct) llon boa.cll ,., "' 1 ~ •• •• •• • r::s ""'"'",,""'"'"' ' ' ' grandchildren • ••• +I r :l\'lii. Carman L. Durst died Monday at Holzer Mrs Ours lis survived by her husband, Harry F Durst, five daughters, Mrs Lmcoln (Htlda ) Smtih, Middleport, Mrs Russell (Mildred) MeDame! Pomeroy, Mrs John (Ruth ) Davis, Colwnbus, Mrs Clarence (Delores) Scott, Manon, and Mrs Alma Me- SHOP AT THE SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA • MASON OR POINT PLEASANT STORES Dudley's Aorist ~ Mrs carman L Durst, Pearl St , Middleport, dJed Monday •lt'!IIC"'I'!olzer Med1cal Center at the age of 76 The daughter of the late Edward and Uly Hysell • DaviS, she was born Aug 13, 1897 m Chiton, W Va She -was also preceded m death by a son, five daughters and llti> brothers formal decree of d•vorce, or Ioree the pansh priest mto "legalistic mampulabons " ·- -.. .. 7 - The Da•ly Sentinel. MJddJ•pori-Pomerol. 0 0< I 9 197 I SYMPATHY FlOWERS ... ..... .. .... •••• :-. permanent budget conim.tlee The $1 76 million allocated to .. - staff, do the legiSlators look back on ec~emcal program by the the emplowerment prbograthem programs to see 1f they work and shotJid for mmonty groups y commg year was adopted commt ttee remaaned un· be contmued Wtth few questJoos, they When Words Are ;, Monday by the House of changed pile layer upon layer, regardless of Hard to Fmd o! the Episcopal Under the new canon on Deput1es errechveness Send Church, m convention here marnage, approved by the Eva luation Question Meanwh•le the Church's Body's Support House of B•shops, the BJshopo! We don't have anythmg to evaluate House of B•shops approved a All members conlnbute to the diocese must make !mal whether a new program should be allowed or whether an old program resoJuiJon IJberalJZJng w:tJ~:rns~r~fa~~~a~~~~~d deCISIOn on remarnage on should be contmued," sa1d Rep Ronald ~~~~::.~~s to ~~~m."~~a•;;~~ wealthy natiOns paymg more pastoral, rather th_an strictly BASKET~S~-->$ 10 . 00 H Weyandt, D-Akron, chairman of a VASES $7.50 than poorer ones The Un•ted legal groWldS d1vorce The budget and 1ts House Fmance subsection 1 · $12.00 d•sposJtJOn were adopted by the States pays a httle less than Under the changes, persons SPRAYS I'm not hemg cr~tlcal of anyone m 900-memher House of Depu!Jes one th•rd of the U N 's ex- wiShmg to remarry w•ll no particular, but we have to rely totally nearly entirely on standards ra~s·: r~r.e N.~~te~o N~~~~~~ longer have to Wldergo a on what we're hemg told by the admllll· Muldleport, 0 proposed by the budget should pay more than 30 per revJew of their prevJous 59 N 2nd strabon " comm 1ttee The House of cent of the U N budget mamage, wa1t a year after the ' To determme the effectiveness of programs, you !YOUid have to get extra Vi t am service and Vietnam personnel or else reheve the Fmance (Amended Ho use Join t Resolution the s tate Such general superintend Be It resolved. .by the General As tng 1 e n eans militarY ser'llce No lJ) mg po wer ::ohaH be exercised by the sembly or the ·state of Ohio three se[Jt the ~epu blle of VIetnam dur Conunlttee of Jts obligations other than ch•ef JUstice In ac cordance with fif~hs of the members of each house w n 1 d between February 28 the budget," agreed Rep Uoyd George JOINT RESOLlJT[ON rules p romulgated by the supreme concurri ng therem that there tshJ.ll ~9ft ~r~r~~~~ July 1 1g13 (If mUitary Propoaing lo amend HeUon 3C of court be s ubmitted tQ the ele ctorsbo d be serviCe 1n Southeast Asia for which Kerns, R-Raymond, former chaJl'IIIan A:rllele II of lll• Conatltulion of (2) The supreme court shaH ap state in the mam•er ,PN!SCri e ~ h 0 ~Ule fire pay was nwarded pur Sho Stat• of Ohlo to authorla• pomt an administ ra tive director Jaw at a special election to be hel t to Title 37 SecUon 310 United ·we waste money like mad down agricultural land to be valued foz who shall assist the c h1ef justice on the first TueJ>day afte r the first ~uar Code during the period Feb there ( m Columbus) We need an m- '· taxation ln accorct.nc• wlth Us a r d who shall serve at the plea.~~ure Monday tn No\ ember 19'13 a prt_- la ~ 28 1961 through July 1 1973 curnnJ uM of tpe court The comper\.11at1on and posal to adopt section 2j of Art ruar tl shall be paid vesugahng team Three or four extra duties of the administrative d irector cle V lll of the Constitution of Ohio No compensa on erson for l3e it resolved by the Gereral shoJI be dete-ined by the court to .e,1ct 88 follows u nder thiS section to any Pnt under people could save $100 rrullion " ssembly or the Slate of Ohio ··•· any perluds of time spe., hrce ri fUts of the members elect ed ~3) T he chief JUStice o r acting ARTICLE VIU penni confi nement dunn!( the peThe current budget proVIdes for the o each house concurring th erein ch ief Justice as necessity arises nod of a ct1VC ,duty h 3 t there shall be submitted to sha ll assign any judge of a court of Section 2j The board of commls Either the surv iving spouse or first time for a leg•sla!Jve auditor to he electors of the s tat e in the rnan common .e lev.s or a division thereof sioners created by sectiOn 8 of Arti the s urvivmg child or children or delve mto government programs and c r prcscnbed by law at the gen temporanly to sit or hold court on cle VUI of the Ohio Constl utlon the survivi ng paN!nta including ral eh:ction to be held on the first any othe r court of com mon pleas or s hall forthwith up on the adoption ons standing In Joco parent!" furrush informatiOn to the legiSlature fuc sday a fter the first Monday in diVISI0/1 thereof or any court of Up of this amendment proceed to issue one yea r preceding commence o\embe r 1973 a pro posal t o p(~ls o r l!ha.ll assign any JUdge of a. and se ll from time to time bonds ent of servlce in the armed fon.-e ~ Also at work IS a spectal program mend section 3ti of Article II of court of appeals temporarlh to Slt o r notes of the state in such "} the United Stale!! of a deceased evaluation conun1ttee appomted by the ne Cons titution or Ohio to read as or hold court o n any other court of amounts o! face value as are neces 0 r an shall be paid th e same allows appea ls or uny cour t of common sary to provide !he fu n ds or such pe "' t of compensation that th,. LegiSlattveServJCe Comrrusswn (LSC), AR'HCLE l i pleus or dtVlSiOil hereof and upon p<trt lhcruor as muy te l f!QUlrt:d to ~;c~~~ed would have been en tit led Sectio n 36 Laws may be passed su ch assignment said judge s ha ll pay the compensation and the ex to receive under this seetlon i! liv research arm of the General Assembly 0 cr. courage forelitry and agrlcul serve In s uch ass1gned capacity penses of adm tmsterlng th 1! section lng If such deceased persons death "I think the legJSlallve aud1tor will urc a nd to that end a reas devoted until the termmat10n ot the ass1gn The auregate face value of bonds d lned by th e veteran! Ad xclusively to forestry may be ex- ment nulcs may be adopted to pro o r notes so 1ss ued sha ll no t exceed l S 1 i'etlon of the United states to help greatly to proVIde contmUity and tnp tt:d m whole or m part from v1de for the temporary assign ment three hundred m1lho n doll~u The m ~es v;:en the result of Injuries or a :>ratiOn Notwlth standing the pro~ of judges to s 1t an d hold court in full fluth and cred1t of the state is hrness sustained In Vietnam se rvice gJve an tndependent pomt of vtew," !sJOns of section 2 of Arflcle XII any court established by law hereby pledged !or the payment of his surv ivors as herein des ignated Weyandt smd "I think 1t's gomg lo ;aws mny be passecl to prov1de that (B) The supreme court shall pre s uch bonds or no tes are enti tled to one th ousand dollars and devoted exclu sively to agrlcul ~crtbe rules. gove rn fng pn:actlce and All bonds or notes so lnued shall regardless of the amoo.~nt ot com greatly Improve the operatton of ural use be valued tor real prop p1 ocedure in all courts of the sh:~te m11IUre m not more than fifteen pensatlon which the deceased would r t) tax purpose s at the current w hi ch rules sha ll n ot abridge en years commencing n ot later th a n have been entltl~d to receive under government m Ohto ' ~ a lue s uch la nd has for such agrl la r ~e or mod1fy any substa nt1ve tw o years a£ter the res pectlve dates this section 1f living The amount Weyandt also plans, m January, to , ultural use Laws may also be right Proposed rules shall be filed thereof The bonds or notes shall of compe nsation pa~ able to such to provJde for th e deferral by the cou r t not later than the fif ma ture acco rd mg to :;chedules set survivors sha.ll be payable only tu mtroduce a bill calling for a state ' ra ssed relOupment of ;:my part of the teen th day of January with the for th by the commiss ioners but one of the lhree gnups of survt lfl e r en ce In the doll ar amou nt of cler k ot e nch house of the ge neral sha ll nu m at u re more than rif teen vors herem designated In th e orde r General AccoWlling Office to prov1de e al property tax. levied In ony year a ssembly dur ing a r egular session years atte r the da te of iss ue No m which said groups are named for an overall accountmg of the budget n lnnd valued In m: .. ordance with thereof and ame ndm e nts to any bonds: or notes shall be lssued or Every person designa ted by the "The one m Washington has worked ,. ~~~\o'i.~ ~c~~t~~~t ~~P=~~~ !~~ !f~1~h ~~~h1 ~~~_P~~~~ ~~esfi~~Yd~)e ~~ ~=~ bear dates l7ter than th e fi l'll t da) United States Department of De vould h t\ e be tm lcv1c d upon such In that sessmn Such rules shall of April Hl'l (en se as missi ng In action as a tremendously," he saLd and ha l1 1t been va•ued for such taKe- effect on the follow ing first All bo nds or notes sha ll bear in~ result of honorable se rvi ce or a s th tl 1 IEJghth uf nine articles) 2 d::~ v of J uly unless prior to such teres t at such r ates as the co-mmis held m C'ne my c f! ptlv lt) or who Is 1 ~fa~rScl!cXfl nl..~~;v ~ ayse;t s6 nbe da y the eeneral t~.ssembly adopts a ston ers d eterm ine and shall be pay the s poUSt! or the child or the par NO< • • '•7'070:0 ••••• ,,"~ l.OUISV II IE, Ky !UPI ) A $13 6 mllhon churchprogram and budget !or the ed De$65puoto'oes, tahkoweneverf,rormeslf'rthe . . BOYS .OR MEN'S RUBBER INSULATED BOOTS 9 Eye Tie S1ze 3 To 6, 7 To 13 $ Pr . •I '•• • I �, , • J $13.6 Million program is aPProved ' Spending of others' money is like funi-~ · :;;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ;,,,,.,.,•••,•,.,.,.,.,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,:=:m ~ ,,,,,.,.,.!'!,~ EDITOR S NOTE Ohio s budg has be.n dri•en h1~her ~by programs enadtd tCJ dra"' fL•dt•ral 1< lunds The leg•slature also has enacted ~ prugrants \Uthout can•fully ear· marking appropraat10us calculatmg future- cosls of munatorlng ef .. '· fertiveucss But then~ are signs of ef.. ~ furt s to stop slK'h loose practices, as ii! descrlhed in the eJghth art•rle in a ~ series of rune on iht sptralmg state ~et ~get ~ 1..' ' ~~ .. ~ By LEE LEONARD ~ h1~h" a} ~eneral safety. they now exceed !unds ra•scd by state taxes Funds Dl pos1ttd These federal and •P<'CJal stale funds iJrc dcpos1t1ed m "hd~ they are rotary ac counts, expended and replemshed on a contmumg bas1s w1th hltle control by the General Assembly In 1963-65, the state had $56 m1lhon tied up m rotary accounts The total IS now $2 8 bJihon fn the past few years, the executive branch has taken to establishmg a rotur) accoWlt for each new program 1t OPI Statehouse Rcportl..wants to sequester from legJSlabve ~- ;t:OLUMBUS (UP I ) - 1 eg1slators scrutiny Smce the money 1s not ear~ ~ flllll-•1 relatively casty to spend money marked for a specific purpose, It can be f~ when 1t ls not thetr own , spent almost at w1ll • " They fmd 11 even eas1er when "Rotary funds are the curse of the r. - The money comes from the federal budget," sa1d Rep George D Tablack, ~( goverrunent ' D-Camphell, a member of the House x' - The bulk of the funds needed to Fmance Committee "They should be fma"fice a particular new program Will ' stnctly federal fund s, or money that Js ll to be generated by future specifically earmarked and cannot he ?. leliiilatures ' used for anythmg else, JUSt as gasoline Ofi(r' of the most templmg taxes must be used for roads " Apparently, the lawmakers are atlfllments offered 10 behalf lookmg to take th1s fJScalth•cket away or-~ variOUS government profrom the adrrurustrallve branch Prwr f ~s IS that Oh10 will rec1eve a to Senate' clearance of the budget, a · filiriille of federal money for adoptmg .blem, or will lose federal funds for subcomnuttee voted for a study of rotary funds and the1r eventual d!St:llntinumg the programs ' ';:!:he compelltJOn IS Vlcwus for abohtwn by June 30, 1975, when the next feqqal dollars whether you want 11 or budget IS dr.awn When the General Assembly enacts a ' not r'' concedes Rep Myrl H Shoemaker, D-Bourneville, cha•rman new law providing servtces or reqlllrmg regulation of a parhcular activity, tt of the House Fmance Comrmttee "You , C'dn argue both ways about federal ge nerally sets aSJde enough money for : funds It depends whether or not the the program for the current budget parllcW.r prOJect Js worth It " penod Federal funds for education, welfare, But some tunes the lawmakers do not ' health, highways, development and thmk of their future colleagues who w•ll .r~at10n have poured mto OhiO Ill be reqmred e1ther to fmance that c®!'d amoWlls durmg the past decade program or repeal Jt And the cost Js Coupled w1th spec1al stale funds for buund to grow Ne1ther, due prunarJ!y to lack of hi]l,I].Ways, wildlife, liquor control and ~, t i )law I ' .... 3 :• • •1')-:=...t Clary, of MarLon, three sons, Henry, Melvm and Jan, all of Middleport, one brother, Harry Dav1s, Pt Pleasant, 16 grandchildren, and SIX great- Servtces w1ll be Wednesday at 2 p m at the Rawlmgs-Coats Funeral Home w1th the Rev Thomas Weaver offJctatmg Bur1al w•ll be m the RtvervJew Cemetery Fr1ends may call at the fWleral home anytime Kel.l/lna#:or AIR CONDITIONERS ~ Ailiia Hoferkamp died on Sunday "" Mrs • Anna We1ss Farmer HO!erkamp, 89, formerly of Moijja.County, d1ed SWlday at th~phael Nursing Horne - n Pomeroy on April 12, !~as preceded m death by first husband, G W • H p of Columbus Also pre':ang her m death was a s1:4t:Mrs Kate We1ss Mayer ··--- --.._ ·- Several surv ive meces 6,000 to 24,000 BTU and nephews Funeral serviCes will be at the Egan-Ryan FWleral Home m Colwnbus at 10 a m Wednesday Graveside r1tes will be conducted at 2 p m Wednesday at the Beach Grove Cemetery, Pomeroy Have cool c lean Olr ton 1g ht Total ven fdaf100 PH 773 5592 Mason Furniture MASON W •t - ~- h- ,.._ ··-···-·--. ' THE MEMBERS OF LOCAL 426 U.W.U.A. STRONGLY OPPOSE THE ADVERTISEMENT OF OUR JOBS, WHILE ON AN ECONOMICAL STRIKE AGAINST CENTRAL \ I OPERATING COMPANY. It IS A ~~BLANK COMPANY" -·- . ...._ IF YOU DON'T BEUEVE IT, LOOK IN YOUR EAVE - ' u* TROUGHS• WE WANT TO THANK THE MANY P.EOPlE WHO • "• ~ "• • • HAVE IGNORED THEIR AD,· ANO:·TO THOSE VERY \· ~ t!: • ' f.EW WHO HAVEN'T, WE SAY GOOD LUCK, • • •"" •• YOU'LL NEED IT. •• • .' ·~ ••• • ·... UWUA LOCAL 426 ~ - •• ,.i DEPART M tNT STOQE ' OPEN 10 T1l 9- 6 DAYS - - 6 PM STARTS WEDNESDAY 10 A.M. New Fall Stock on Sale! ' SHIRTS Regular Values To $4.44 ShQrt • And Long Sleeved $ .: Spec• a Is Avarlable In All Stores TEENS AND WOMENS Our Everyday 33c Sock! lfl( WOMEN'S (~~ J I BODY .... DON'T MISS THESE! ' "SPRINGFOOf' .• REGULAR $1.50 - PANT SETS MEN'S WHITE WORK SOCKS COLORED PANTY HOSE We Bought Too Many! Fall Styles- Regular To $14.88 Every one goes - so you won' t want to mess Get your Winter pantsu1ts now WH.TE COTTON SIZE 10 to 12 fht s event Save Btg' 1 Wednesday And Thursday Only! 37 5 Day Sale WHILE THEY LAST! Anftqu e Wh1te , spruce gr ee n pme green etc One S ll.~ hts all women On sa le Wedne sddy 2 PRICE ... ~ ' ,, HANDY FOR STORING THE FAMILY'S SUMMER CLOTHES FIBREBOARD STORAGE CHESt • BIG SAVINGS " _Rubber Queen" - WASTE SPOTLIGHT BASKET LANTERN MUG TREE Colorful, collapstble Free standtng, wrought Iron tree tn vtvtd colors waste baskets '" pretty floral pat terns. Perfect for huntmg, f1shmg or handy around the hou se Throws wtde beam Btg carry handle REGULAR •LIGHT WOOD GRAIN SIMULATED FINISH eSETS UP IN SECONDS Values To $1.47 STOVE OR TABLE Pia st1c - Ra rnproof Fold Up MATS SIZE 13"Xl9" OR 1OIJz "X 15% " Avocado Easy to Red ¢ •STURDY, YET LIGHTWEIGHT 11 Wh1te or Gold ¢ clean rubber Provtdes maxtmum protec t10n for stove counter or table surfaces for all hot pots or pans BEACON" BLANKETS~.." " PRINTS, THERMALS, SOLIDS, NEEDLEWOVEN SIZE 72 97c X Colors or White - All long sleeve tall styles. on sale for S days Site 14 to 17 length 32 lo 3l sleeve 90 Bonus Buy! Entire Stock PLASTIC FLASHLIGHT MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS 2 FOR · UL approved 3f4" w1dth by 36 yards. For electrical, plumbtng and other needs. Regular $1 17 roll. MEN'S · BOOT SOCKS USES TWO • D BATTERIES VINYL .PLASTIC INSULATING TAPE 77~0~ YOUTHS. BOYS .OR MEN'S - 4 BUCKLE Part wool LONG SLEEVES - FASHION fALL COLORS WOMEN'S PANT TOPS PAIR Easy care nylon S1zes Sm-Med-Large m a lop that IS very versattle for fa 11. Mock turtle neck Actual $3.98 value. On sale Wednesday mormng , STARTS WEDNESDAY 10 A.M. GIRLS BULKY ORLON GLIDDEN PAINTS ENTIRE STOCK ON SALE I We need room for Chnstmas merchandtsa- so we move out all remamtng Ghdden Pamts. Inside Latex, Enamels, Spl'ay Enamels. Buy ahead for next year. Sizes 6 To 81J2 or 9 To 11 ¢ White And 8 Colors PR• $ 991• • $222- TEENS AND WOMENS FALL FASHION SHOES New kh,tnk h1gh heels. or conventional heels 1n tte oxfords or sltpons Charm Step and other $327 ' For Your Home or Gtfts NYLON SLIP FALL ARRANGEMENTS, CENTERPIECES, BASKETS 44 Regular $1.94 SIZE 34 To 40 • • ' I Baskets wtth grapes, or fall frutts and vegetables, hangmg baskets. cenlerpteces - A complete select•on now priced at PRICE ' ••• ••• • '• • l I •• • •'' •' •'' •' TO l t brand s WOMEN'S TRIMMED • I I • BY DEPENDABLE "LUX" • REGULAR 13.44 eLUMINOUS DIAL $422 Beaukmt nylon tr1eol, a shp that f1ts and wears and washes well Save SOc on eac;h one PRICE •' ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCK GIRLS ORLON .CAPES For the b1gger g1rl stze 7 to 14 Multt -color capes that regularly sell for $6.94 •' WHILE THEY LASTI KNEE HI SOCKS We Need Space! $9 95 Value Lux quahty Beautiful spear type pedal destgn - SHEER SEAMLESS SIYE *'1 14 ON SALE WEDNESDAYthru SUNDAY Never Have! CLOCK BRAID • THEY FIT eMEN'S SIZE 7 TO 12 ' WALL value Add a of mustc to home or Grey wtfh red top Boot length Stze 10 to 12 $ 00 NO PARKING METERS "T THE - OUR 'YOUR CAPRICE' • YOUTH SIZE 11 TO 2 • BOYS SIZE 3 TO 6 We Remember the Little Things That The Big Guys 22" Diameter PANTY HOSE OUR REGULAR •3.87 PAIR - BRASS WIND • CHIMES WOMEN'S DRESS ARTICS I / SUNDAY 1 PM To We Join In " Battle Days" Celebration on Point Pleasant's 99th Birthday. ' ° ' I A DISCOUNT ° 25 1101 2. '' 16. 23, Ste • CONTINUES WITH NEW -:. "' SPECIAL BUYS ". pa.llse d to provide for convertin g Into tor~est reser ves such lands or f l d h h gartl o,. ~~\as thave t ~nor ;'~Y a~thg~ icttetme 0 acq~ir&,agEVofanothe~ !...--------------' ~ "' VA concurrent resolution of disap a ble !'t!miannually S uch bonds o r en ll'lClu d lng persons standing In proval All laws In eonfUct wtth no t es and the m terest thereon are loco parentis tor one >Cnr preceding such rules shall be of no further exempt !rom all taxes levied by the comm encement of service of a per forcC" o r e rrect after such rules have state or a nv laxing district thereof son des ignated b) the Departme nt ta ken effect At the option of the commi ssioner s of Defense as mi ssing tn acllon as 1 the bonds or n otes m<~Y be 1ssued a result of honorable service or lands for that purpose a lso to pro Courts mav adopt additional ru les sub;ect ro call on any Interes t pay he ld in en emy. captivity ts ~nt!Ued ' ide for 1he conservation ot the concerning )oca l prac tice hl the ir ment date at par and nccrucd to one thousand do llars in LieU of nn.t ur::~l r esour:ce s at the state In respective cour ts whtch are not ln mteres t other cash be nefits Pfl)'able under c lu e 1 1:: s trel!oms lakes submerged l'!onsls1ent with the rules promul All !ales ol such bonds or notes th is sectwn The amoun t of com and swam p lands and the de\ clop gated by .th e sup reme court The by the comm issioners shall be in pensallon pa} able to such claimants mt:nl and reguhdlo n of water power suprem e cou rt m :~s make rules to accordance with such regulations as for such missing o r captive pe rso n and the fo rmation of dramage and reqUire untfonn record keepmg for the "ommlssJOn ndopl' and prom u l •hall be payoble only to one or t11e oo nscl \ a•wn <ltstrict:s :md to pro all ._,,.,, o ! th" ata le "nd al>"ll ' of rr:e rh ods ....... ' " " " nates S~ch bonds N no tes shall be groups ol cll1 lnlants herein de~l~ V'de f o r the rE""IlaUon ,. . ma tH~ rlJlf's govcrnmg the admls sold only to the hi"hest bidder or 11 ated In the orde r in w hich said of mmi ng wel,h >ng measuflng and ··o"n to the praolloe ol Ja•v ~ " ' •••d bidders afte r notice •of sale has been groups arc named No payme1H to marke tm ,.. coal o il gas and ull d !se tp hne of perso n ~ so ndmit ed pub !shed onc e e nc h week f or three an\ :;urvJVOr of a pcr:.on do::.igna.tcd 0 her m mc l als (C) The chief justice of the su consecutive weeks on the same day as m1sstng in ACtion as a resu lt of EFFECTIVE DATE AND REPEAL preme Court or a ny judge of that of each week th e firs t of such no honorab le sep lee or held In f'nemv court deslgn<~tf!d by htm shall pass tlce~ bemg publl ~ hed at least twen ty cap 1v1ty while such person Is held U adopted by <' maJority of the u p on the dlsquallficat\On of a n) one full da ys before the date of captive or ! ill missin g tn noti on sh nlt e ledors \ o tlng on this amendment judge of th e court ~ nr appeals or sa le m a newspaper of general cir preven t sm:h missing or c rtptive the ame nd me nt shall take- effect cout ts oi cummon p leas or dlvlston culatl on m e01ch of the eight m ost pe rson from claiming 3nd r eceiving Janu arv 1 1914 and exlstms sec the 1eof Rules m i1) be adop ted to populous counties in the state No a bonus of an equal amount upon Uon 36 of Ar ticle II of the Constl provide for •he h earing ot d1squaU t1ces sh all state the day hour and his be in g released or located tu tion of Ohio sh a ll be repealed fica"lon m ntters in volving judges of place of the s ale Ute to tal hce The Ge n eral Assem blv shall pro !rom s uch cf!cchve date co u r ts established by law value o£ the bonds or notes to be vide h~ Jaw for an educati onal as Scclion 6 Al ( 1) 'I he ch 1ef ius sold their denornmations da1es sistance bonus wh ic h may be taken I Amended senate Joint Resolu +Jon tice ar.d the j ustlcl.ls of the supreme and the dt\tes of thei r rna u rlhes m lieu o! th e c<1 sh bo nu s by tmv No 9) court snall be elected b~ the clec Information re la tive to -the ra tes o f !Jerson who served. o n active duty te>r:; o r the s1 atc at la r ge f.or tenns m teres t that the bonds q r nott:s will in the o. rmecl forces of th "' United J OI N f RESOLUTION of n'-'1 Jess than si x years bea r an(! the dates up on "'hich in States rtn d wh') quallf\es for n cnsh (2) 'lli.e ju dges of th e cou rts of teiPSt will be pava ble Th" colnmts bonus li P.der thts section 1hc t:du PI'OpoJing- to amend sechon B of Arhcle XII of the CendUuS!oo of appeBls s h u !I be c ected by __,.the sioners may rcj E"ct an ' o r all bidS cationn ass1s tance bont s shn\1 oiTe r Jhe 3tA1e of Ohio rel ahve to th• electors ot t heir rt"spect lve af>p~ l :md re advertise and lC orYCl' bonds finan cial ::~ ~sls lan ct: at all\ cd uca tiona! m!ltl tu! Jo n deem ed oppro prl determination of the amount of laot: d shicts for terms of not less or notes fo r sale th an SIX vears Out of the p ro"ee ds of the sa le of ~te b\ the G~cn e ral A ss~em b h Su('h income exempt from tltx.lltion 13 ) The ~dges of the courts of all bon ds or notu that amount that financ1al a s::ns tnnce shall be equ al to Flt! 1t r esolved by •t: e General as -.nd ,- thl!! ctivfclons repr~::sents accrued Interest If eny t\ lee the a m ount ot th e cash bon us As ~ emb lv of the Sttt tc o! Ohio c ommon 1h1 cc fifths of the m embers "'!ected thereof sha be elected by the el!'c shall be paid ln t.o tho state trea surv for wh t"h suc h perso n q\J a!iftes u n to eat'h house con ~ u p nn!!: 1h"'rein tors l) f tht! co unties di stricts , or m o a fund to be known as the der thls section No s:ale or an tsnmen t of nn y th at thnc shall be submitted to thf! as may l c pro\ tdcd b\ law o th er V!e'nam Con nt ct Compen!iailon B on d ns in vhle'" !heir re RclirE" electors or the s tate m the man Su ·•cliv>sle ' 1 men tldFu i nd hand the bala n ce right o r c\a1 m to cornpens at 1'1n un n t " S" a te re<~:su~:,. df'r this se dlnn shall he va\JJ no n er pres nMct by bw at 1he v. .. n spcc tive cou rts 1re loca ted for sha. be pa era! e lechon to be h el d n n the first terms of no t les~ than six years Into a fund to be rtnoun as r the cl<~ l ms o [ credit ors shall be en !Mc e Tuf'sdav a fte r f ht.! firs ! Monday :In and each jtldge l:t' a c ourt of corn Vietn:am Conflict Com pl.' n satjon Fund able agrunat ri~; hts o r clR1ms to o r No,e mbcr 1!)7~ a ptoposa J to mon pleas o r diVIsio n th ereof nhall The Ge ne ra l A!!sembl y mav appro pavme nts of c ompen~ atlo n unde1 n:-nend srte• 1011 8 o( Ar tlc)c XU.,. of 1 eslde cturlng h s term of office tn pr1ate and t'IUI Se 10 be pald lr.to the \Ius seetlon and no fees 5r. a11 be the Conslttuuon o t Ohio to read as the t'Ol.mty distlic~ or subd1vis lon 'VletnamConfll ctCompe n s atlunB~;md ch1uP,ed for serv ices In t'O nnecUon i n wh ich hi• •• ourt '' !••• f0llow s '" ed cRettn:mi!nt 11 c Fund tio r th F e dVIe na mr \\ 1th the Prosecut 1o n o 1 an' r1R h t ~"e of all j u d•es on Jet a m pc11 ~a o n un out o t h \RTICLE XII 141 rerm' Of O ""· "'' the f nds In the tre a ~ ury not 0 her or c1ru m o compe nsa 11 9 11 o 1 e . . . ec ion II Laws mav be passed sh~ll be,;in on the dr, y s f1xed oy wise !':pp ropriated such umnunt ilrJ collc ctlun 0 f any c "'m pensatlon 11 n pro i .. mt.: f11r tl c axahon of 111 law 11nct 'a"s shall he enacted to is p r oper t or use u pon ord er of the der this section r o nes and such ta Y. Htlnn may be presc1 be the ti mes and mode of comm !ssbner s for lhc purpoic.i fQr The c om ml"-s loners sh~JI hnve eJther un tform 1 o r grad uated and !hcu election wh ic h s 1ch fu n i:l~t ~re created , If complete chan!e of mnk lng pay ma y he ::~ npli.:!d t r- such incomes as !Bl fhe JUdges of the supreme th e Genetal Assembly appropnates ments of the compcn sa ion pro\ldeJ 1 .., " "' b <> de ~ l'i!!"l ;l<';!d h ':! t :-t c o 1r t n" r l" of ri J rn 1 ~o u r's of a.~ t l .. ds tc t~ ... V!c tnAC ~H"'I fhct for In 11'> " S"'C'ti"n nn" h<~ll ~d f) pt part () , Cfl <' h an nu nl 111come as pro- comm on pleas and di\iS\()nS fhe re Compensation Fund prmr to th e and promulg:. 1c r e ula 1011~ l(ovt-rn vid" d by law may be e xempt fro m of and of all cout t s of reco rd time the comm l.. :;toners have ISSued ing th eir proct!rture tn connec"lon st < h t:~xat1on established b y law sh all at s •ated bonds o r notes of the aggrega te therewith 1.ndudlng dele nnl nn Ions limes reccl\c tor the ir services amount of face value auth orized m as to who are proper be nefic!ariC!I EFFECTIVE DATE AND REPEAL such compen sation ns may be pro this section the aggregate nm ount and th e am oun ts to which such II nlt:: mted b' a ma)OrlfV of the v 1rted by law which shall not be of fa t.-e \ alue of be>nds or notes so benefk lancs are entitled detennl elector:; \Otmg on th1s amendment d1mimshed du rin g their term of of authorl:.>:e d to be Issue-d ~hall b~' Fe nahons as to whether an applicant th e f mend ment s hilll take effect ticc The compens3 thm of sll JUdqes duce d b'l the amo~m t of the fu.nd s has the nec,!'ssAry residen ce reqUJre i,, n\E:rlld eh nnd exis'in~ section 8 of the supren P. co urt "xr:ept that so lipproprinted ments and such oth er r e~eulatlon!! of A rticle XII of the ConstttuUon of o f the chtel JUstice r.holl be the On or before the first rtay of Jul y that are necessa ry a nd proper All Ohlo sh:ill be repeale d f rom such same T he compensation of all fn e ac h cnlend:u year the comm ts app lications for payment ot com effect\\ c d:.te ju d ges of th e courts of appeals ston ers sh 3 1l cer tify to !he aud Jtor pensatirm or ed ucatlrona\ bo nu ses shall he the s ~me Common pleas of stntf! the tot al nmount of J u nds un de r th is $Cellon shall be made to (Amended Senate Tomt RL'solution j ud ges and judges of divisions it rlr>termlnes is neccss ar) to pry th!! commissioner" before J3nuo ry 1 No 30 ) thereof an cl Judges of all cou r ts of v ide toP.e •he r wl 1h all pther m o n"Y 1978 r ecord £'Sirtb11sherl by l nw shAll re that w 1 n h e Avnllable in the Vie t The com m ls~toners sha ll se lect celv e such compe ns3 Unn as m n30 be nRm Conftict Compen liD.tlon B rmd and appo lnt su ch legll cou nsel and JUT"JT nESOLUTION prm !dcd bv IR W Judges !!hall re Retlrem~nt Fund for the r~tlre emp loyees as aro n"Cf'SSrtry fix Prllpo•lng to amend •e~:llomr I 4 5 ceive no ff!es o r perqulstl£1 s n or mcnt of bonds or notes and th" t he ir compcnsa tt on and p rescribe a nd G of Article IV af lhe C omh~ ho ld anv other office of profit or t 1 i 11 t rest 1n lh i th ei r d uties rmd all ' ""h app•infe", ' tuUon of the Slate of Ohb rela- t rus t unde r !he au1horify of t hls pavmen e e enstt ng ... u hva to admiD.lafraUon and organ 1 s a 1e or of the United States All calend ar ) ear The aud itor of state shall se rve .11t IU pleasure Whon zalion uf lh• c:ourla of Ohio vo es for any JUd"'e for any clcc shaH tr<~n sfer f rom the s tale gene r al nractical the t:cmmiss!oners shall '"' revenue fund to the VIetnam Con employ VIetnam veter3ns to fi ll B" i t resolved by the Genernl tl ve omce except a judicial office filet com~n!latlon R nnd Hetlrem ent S\1Ch positions ~ A ss..-:mbl y of the State of Oh\Q under the authority ot 1his state F d lth 1 t3 11 thn c fi rths of the members elected J:!"hen bv •he ~cneral assembly or un w ou a.ppropr on an The commissioner'! shall penntt the people shall be void amount equal to the amount so cer rev1ew of individual re cords of to ea ch hou se con currin g therein tifled The Vietnam Con nl ct Cnm chum s by representath ea o r recog that th ere shoJI be s ubmlttPd to the !C l No person sha ll be elec te d or pensaticon Bond ReHrement Fund n\'I' Pd veterans organlzatlnns when ~l ~c*ors of H c state in t he man- appointed to any judicial offi ce if shoJI b• patd out without appro pna authQrized to do so by the appl\ nN pr es('ribed by law at the gen- on or before the day when h e shall lion by the Gener.al Asst! rnbl y upon cant era! t:: 1ec ion to bf' held :>n the first assume the offtce a nd enter upon the order of the commJsstoncrs f or rue~d av .aUer the first Monday tn the discharge of Its duties he shall the purpose of the pavmen l or re The re l.!l here by transferred to the November Hl73 a proposal to ha"e ~ ttalned the age of seventy tlrement in other manne'" of said VietnamCon nlct CompensatlonFund t~mer. d l>f!Ctlon s 1 4 5 and 6 of vears An Y. voluntarily retired j udge b o nds or notu and interest thert!on fo r th e purpo~re o! detra'l in)!: the Ar lcle IV of the Constltu lton of or any jud!!C who is retir(ld under The Vletn F!m Connlct Compensa Immediate co:o~ of admlnlsltntlon Ohto to read aa follows th is s~chon may be as~lgned with tto n P'und shall be paid out upon a~ compensation. out of the run ds his f: onst> n t by the c h ief justice or o rder (lf th e commissioners with kn own as the Korean Conflict ARTICLE IV a c 1ng ch1cf JUS tice of the supreme out appropriation b:v th ~ General Compensahon F und and the KoS~ct \On 1 The judiclal- powC":r of court to active dutv :n1 a JUdge and Assf'!mblv In payment of the fi'X rean Conntct Com pensation Bond 1he s a te is vcf;t~d In a supreme 'rh \le so S<'rvtng shall receive the .pe n scs of Admtnl1$tertng this s~ctlon ft;~r~~ ~~t fr~~~~e .,;if~ "~? t~~ ~fo cuu t t co urts of appeals courts o.f c s•ob lishl'CI compc ns ntion for such and a~ compensation as follows Consll1ullnn th e ba lance r ema>nl n < commo n pleas and divisions there offiC'e computed upon 4 per diem every person !;!XC'ept persons 01 ! of anct su ch other courts tnfenor to basis in a ddl ttQn to any retirement dered 10 nctlve d u ty !or trainin.l( a er prov ision for pa yment of oll the su preme court P.S may from b enefi ts to which he may be en only who ha s served on nctive duty outstand inl( bonds or note~ cou ti me tn time be estnblished by law titled Law~ may be passed provld in the anned for('es of the United pons and charges Sec. tlon 4 (A) There shall be a ing retirement benefits f or judges Sta•es at any time between Au The people of this state decl are L'ourt of common pleas and such ru s t ~ 1 9~4 and July 1 1973 o r who 11 to be their Inte ntion to In no dtvlS\ons thereof as ma~ be c s tlib SCHEDULE has ~erved on active duty in the .manner affect or change any of the Jlshed b y low servin~; each countv The atxtve pro posa l shall be placed arme d forces of th e United States ~xl stinP.: provisions of the con51itu {jf th e sta1e Any JUdge ot. a court on the nffic1al bAllot At the e l ection in Vietnam service and who at the lion e xcept as herein set forth The of common pleas or a division herein before referred to In essen time of commer.cing !!IUCh servicl!!' provisions of th is !eC'tion shall be the eo! ma y tempora r ily hold court tlally the follow111g manner was and had b ee n a resident of the se lf ex~u ti n g In at y county 1r1 the In terests of sta'e for at leas t one year tmmedt Upon payment of all valid cla ims the !.:tlr im partial speedy and atC!lV precedinsr the commf'nccment for cash compens3ttnn made wlfhh\ surf! adm inistration of tustlce each Shall Sections 1 ~J 5I of such service and {1) who was tl}elllmtta.ttons of time .a9 pre"crlbed count:,. shall have one or m ore r est and 6 of Article tv o o:;eparAtecl from !'!UC'h service under herei n the commissioners m ny dent j udg l's o r 1wo o r more coun the Constitution of Ohio honc-rable condi"t\ on s 121 who :Is fun sfer nn v fun ds in the Vletn nm ties rna:,. be coml:ilnen m to dis l rtr:ts be a mepded to provide still in t:nlc h setvice nr 13) who has C() nfHct e omrumsa tiqn Fund to 1he h avin g nne or more ju d r,es re$ident for establishment of di be~ n retired Is entlt!C'd to receive Vie nam Conflict Compensation Bond t 11 the d i!';t rlct ttnd serving the com \llsions of Courts of compensr~ tlon of ten dollars for each Re•J r emcnt Fund mon pleas courts of all counties in Common Plea!! to per ru.onth during which such person Upon r eti rement of .an of the the dis ri d as may be provided bv m it the orJianitaUon of was ln active domeRHc service dur banda or notea that may be iss ued l:'!w Judges serving a d\s~r1et shah Courts of Cf)mmon Pleas .ln r.' the compen ~ able period fiPcen her eu nder and the p ay ment or fi ll !itt in ea .. h county In Ute district Into distric!ts and to dollars for caeh m ('l nth clurlnlt which vBlid clatms t or- cash compe n5atlon a s the htis ln crJs of the court re provide for inclusion of su ch per!'lon waa !t"l active foreiPT! mad,. w it hin the ltmltatlons of tim e nul r eP In coun I filS or dist ricts hav Yes all J udges of Courts of service but n ot V ietnam sen lee as prescribed here in the commts 1 in;: m01e than one JUdge of the Reco rd within the 1erms during 1he compensflblc period anri slcmers nt the Mi nklnR fund !t.hflll co urt o r cvmmon pleas the judges and conditions of ex1st twent:v dollfiMI for ench m onth rlur mnke a final report to the Genernl shall sel,ct one e>f th etr mtmber to No in g Article IV Section 6 in <I whieh su ch person was In active Assembly an d a nv bAlan ce II mal~ act as presiding 1Udiire 1o serve at fB l re lative to proh1bitVl~;>tn rtm KCrvice the m 9xlmum in q ln nnv of 1he fund s herein the ir pleasure If 1he j\tdges are ing Jud ges from holding 11m~:~unt of c Mh P8' abte to nny creAted rmd ref~rrrd to shall be unable becaus~ of equal rll\ i"'-ion a n y olher office of profit <Hlalifl."d applir.ant ~tt"lless such .n-p d is posed of as shall be provided by of the vo1e to mRk" Sll"'h select ion o r trust u n d er authority pll~~nt cruaHf'le!l for 3 p :n ment ba~ed law ~ the judge having the lllngest total of th)s State or of the 1 non m issing in cctlon or prisone r sf'r\li'C" on •he cqurt of common 1Jntted Sla tes prohibit of war ~t;~tus ro r unless Rueh appli EFP'EC'I'IVF. DATE pl.....,~ sh all serve S!'l presiding jud~e Jng compensa.Uon from cant quaUflea tor n survivors' pay- U adopted by a majority of 1he un ll "'- electi on Is mntle bv vote The bel!1g d lmf n lsh"'d during mcnt Is five hurtdr"r;l dollars No fl'lectors vo l ng on this amendment pr"sldl n ~ j llrl.l;e ~hall have sttch te-rm of office and pro com pen sation shall be paid under the amendment • hall take efl'ect du~Jl' s a nd exercise sut'h power"!l hlblffng Judges from thls sPcthm to anv per..on who r~ - January 1 1074 a ~ arf! p re~crlhed by rule o f the :reCt! lvtn~ any J:ees or cll!lvfl'd from onother s tate a bonu11 s r>r~Jr. t! t:ourt per JUisl cs ror compcnca tton nf A like nat\\rc or. UNITED STATES OF' AMERICA to AnY pers?n who has not servPd STATE OF OHIO !D) The courts of common pleas on l!ctlve duty in the armed forcf!s OFFICE OF TH"E SECRETARY 3nrl dtvls1ons thereof shall have lf a majority of the electors vat of. the Ut!lted States during the OF STATE such orl;(ina1 1urlsi!lctton over all jus11ciable matters and such powers: ing on the foregoing proposed cnmprnsahle perlnd fl"lr at lr.ast ninety _c!avft unle!IS a ctive ~utv I TED W BROWN Secretar;y of Qf review r-f proceedings of adm ln ~ amendment at the elecUon to be such compen~Able perlnd State ot the Stale of Ohio do istratlve officr::1 s and agench~ $ a s hel d on the first Tuesday after the within wa!i terrn J n~~;tec1 a<> a Te!IU!t of in hereby cert!ty that the fc;> r('golng '' first Mondoy in November 1973 mav be p ro\ ided bv law j uries or tllneu susflllned in Vtet a tn1c cof,y of Amended Mouse rc) Unless o herw1se provided by adopt the same, it shall become part nam service Compensation for a Joint Re 'o Ution No 13 Amended lAw there 11h nll be A probate dh I· of the ConsUtutlon ot Ohio and ex ... n of a month of ser'l:lce shall Senate Joint Reaolutlon No 9 l'i inn n.nct Sllf'h other dlvbiOnJS of the ts +~ng sections 1 4 5 and 6 of fractl be patd on thr basts of nne thtrtteh Amended Senate Joint RelllOIUtlon 1 our s of common pleas as mav be At icle IV ot 1he Constitution of th~ approprt nte monthlv amounts No 30 and Amended Subatltute prrn trlPd b' ltlw Judi,les shall be the St3~ of Ohio shall be repealed of tor epch c1av of such !t.erviee P er House Joint Re1olut1on No 1 flied electro< 1 specif\coll\• to S\ICh probate !l(tfllll medlcllllY dtschargl'!d or m~d tn the omee ot the Secretary of rll\' l!it nn and to s uch other divisions ~ Amended Suba:titute lcatlv re•t«!d frnm !l~rvice due to State and proposing to amend the The judges ot the probate rltvlsion House Joint Resolution No 1} comb:~.t r ~la ted <llsabUHtel! sustained above .secUons of the Constitution shall he ('mpowered to employ and 11"'1 Vi('tnRm 1ervlce •h11 I be p11t~ of Ohio control th e. c lerk ~ employees depu JOINT RESOLUTION hundred do11an Servtee In the les and referees of sucb probate Propasbl; Jo adopt aec:Uon IJ of ftve IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF I Merchant. Marine of the United d1vislon Clf the common pleas ArJlcle Ylll of tha Conllllullcm of States Rh.llll not be eQnlldered for have hereunto lub~ertbed my name courts the 1!al• of Ohio Jo pro•lde fo~ the purpose of 1hll eectlon Ae used and affi,.:ed my offtclal •eat at Section 5 (A) 11) In addtflon to compenNflon for mlWary Hnlca tn thtl seetJon "domestic teTVIce' Columbus thi• 23rd day of Au .. , 11 II>" all o ther powei'S vested bv thla during the p•rlod of 11M Vletaam means 1ervtce within the te1'11torla1 1073 nrtfcle b1 the supreme c:ourt 1he caafllcf throuvh lha prOCftHb from Jtmlbl of the flfty states e:orcludlnif TED W 8ROWN suprPme court .shall have genend th• Nl• of atata v•n.ral obll;a- tea dut:v forel&n serv1~" means 8ecre1ary of State supcrlntendt'nce over all courts in 1ervlee In all other place• exclud· (Seal! Ct) llon boa.cll ,., "' 1 ~ •• •• •• • r::s ""'"'",,""'"'"' ' ' ' grandchildren • ••• +I r :l\'lii. Carman L. Durst died Monday at Holzer Mrs Ours lis survived by her husband, Harry F Durst, five daughters, Mrs Lmcoln (Htlda ) Smtih, Middleport, Mrs Russell (Mildred) MeDame! Pomeroy, Mrs John (Ruth ) Davis, Colwnbus, Mrs Clarence (Delores) Scott, Manon, and Mrs Alma Me- SHOP AT THE SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA • MASON OR POINT PLEASANT STORES Dudley's Aorist ~ Mrs carman L Durst, Pearl St , Middleport, dJed Monday •lt'!IIC"'I'!olzer Med1cal Center at the age of 76 The daughter of the late Edward and Uly Hysell • DaviS, she was born Aug 13, 1897 m Chiton, W Va She -was also preceded m death by a son, five daughters and llti> brothers formal decree of d•vorce, or Ioree the pansh priest mto "legalistic mampulabons " ·- -.. .. 7 - The Da•ly Sentinel. MJddJ•pori-Pomerol. 0 0< I 9 197 I SYMPATHY FlOWERS ... ..... .. .... •••• :-. permanent budget conim.tlee The $1 76 million allocated to .. - staff, do the legiSlators look back on ec~emcal program by the the emplowerment prbograthem programs to see 1f they work and shotJid for mmonty groups y commg year was adopted commt ttee remaaned un· be contmued Wtth few questJoos, they When Words Are ;, Monday by the House of changed pile layer upon layer, regardless of Hard to Fmd o! the Episcopal Under the new canon on Deput1es errechveness Send Church, m convention here marnage, approved by the Eva luation Question Meanwh•le the Church's Body's Support House of B•shops, the BJshopo! We don't have anythmg to evaluate House of B•shops approved a All members conlnbute to the diocese must make !mal whether a new program should be allowed or whether an old program resoJuiJon IJberalJZJng w:tJ~:rns~r~fa~~~a~~~~~d deCISIOn on remarnage on should be contmued," sa1d Rep Ronald ~~~~::.~~s to ~~~m."~~a•;;~~ wealthy natiOns paymg more pastoral, rather th_an strictly BASKET~S~-->$ 10 . 00 H Weyandt, D-Akron, chairman of a VASES $7.50 than poorer ones The Un•ted legal groWldS d1vorce The budget and 1ts House Fmance subsection 1 · $12.00 d•sposJtJOn were adopted by the States pays a httle less than Under the changes, persons SPRAYS I'm not hemg cr~tlcal of anyone m 900-memher House of Depu!Jes one th•rd of the U N 's ex- wiShmg to remarry w•ll no particular, but we have to rely totally nearly entirely on standards ra~s·: r~r.e N.~~te~o N~~~~~~ longer have to Wldergo a on what we're hemg told by the admllll· Muldleport, 0 proposed by the budget should pay more than 30 per revJew of their prevJous 59 N 2nd strabon " comm 1ttee The House of cent of the U N budget mamage, wa1t a year after the ' To determme the effectiveness of programs, you !YOUid have to get extra Vi t am service and Vietnam personnel or else reheve the Fmance (Amended Ho use Join t Resolution the s tate Such general superintend Be It resolved. .by the General As tng 1 e n eans militarY ser'llce No lJ) mg po wer ::ohaH be exercised by the sembly or the ·state of Ohio three se[Jt the ~epu blle of VIetnam dur Conunlttee of Jts obligations other than ch•ef JUstice In ac cordance with fif~hs of the members of each house w n 1 d between February 28 the budget," agreed Rep Uoyd George JOINT RESOLlJT[ON rules p romulgated by the supreme concurri ng therem that there tshJ.ll ~9ft ~r~r~~~~ July 1 1g13 (If mUitary Propoaing lo amend HeUon 3C of court be s ubmitted tQ the ele ctorsbo d be serviCe 1n Southeast Asia for which Kerns, R-Raymond, former chaJl'IIIan A:rllele II of lll• Conatltulion of (2) The supreme court shaH ap state in the mam•er ,PN!SCri e ~ h 0 ~Ule fire pay was nwarded pur Sho Stat• of Ohlo to authorla• pomt an administ ra tive director Jaw at a special election to be hel t to Title 37 SecUon 310 United ·we waste money like mad down agricultural land to be valued foz who shall assist the c h1ef justice on the first TueJ>day afte r the first ~uar Code during the period Feb there ( m Columbus) We need an m- '· taxation ln accorct.nc• wlth Us a r d who shall serve at the plea.~~ure Monday tn No\ ember 19'13 a prt_- la ~ 28 1961 through July 1 1973 curnnJ uM of tpe court The comper\.11at1on and posal to adopt section 2j of Art ruar tl shall be paid vesugahng team Three or four extra duties of the administrative d irector cle V lll of the Constitution of Ohio No compensa on erson for l3e it resolved by the Gereral shoJI be dete-ined by the court to .e,1ct 88 follows u nder thiS section to any Pnt under people could save $100 rrullion " ssembly or the Slate of Ohio ··•· any perluds of time spe., hrce ri fUts of the members elect ed ~3) T he chief JUStice o r acting ARTICLE VIU penni confi nement dunn!( the peThe current budget proVIdes for the o each house concurring th erein ch ief Justice as necessity arises nod of a ct1VC ,duty h 3 t there shall be submitted to sha ll assign any judge of a court of Section 2j The board of commls Either the surv iving spouse or first time for a leg•sla!Jve auditor to he electors of the s tat e in the rnan common .e lev.s or a division thereof sioners created by sectiOn 8 of Arti the s urvivmg child or children or delve mto government programs and c r prcscnbed by law at the gen temporanly to sit or hold court on cle VUI of the Ohio Constl utlon the survivi ng paN!nta including ral eh:ction to be held on the first any othe r court of com mon pleas or s hall forthwith up on the adoption ons standing In Joco parent!" furrush informatiOn to the legiSlature fuc sday a fter the first Monday in diVISI0/1 thereof or any court of Up of this amendment proceed to issue one yea r preceding commence o\embe r 1973 a pro posal t o p(~ls o r l!ha.ll assign any JUdge of a. and se ll from time to time bonds ent of servlce in the armed fon.-e ~ Also at work IS a spectal program mend section 3ti of Article II of court of appeals temporarlh to Slt o r notes of the state in such "} the United Stale!! of a deceased evaluation conun1ttee appomted by the ne Cons titution or Ohio to read as or hold court o n any other court of amounts o! face value as are neces 0 r an shall be paid th e same allows appea ls or uny cour t of common sary to provide !he fu n ds or such pe "' t of compensation that th,. LegiSlattveServJCe Comrrusswn (LSC), AR'HCLE l i pleus or dtVlSiOil hereof and upon p<trt lhcruor as muy te l f!QUlrt:d to ~;c~~~ed would have been en tit led Sectio n 36 Laws may be passed su ch assignment said judge s ha ll pay the compensation and the ex to receive under this seetlon i! liv research arm of the General Assembly 0 cr. courage forelitry and agrlcul serve In s uch ass1gned capacity penses of adm tmsterlng th 1! section lng If such deceased persons death "I think the legJSlallve aud1tor will urc a nd to that end a reas devoted until the termmat10n ot the ass1gn The auregate face value of bonds d lned by th e veteran! Ad xclusively to forestry may be ex- ment nulcs may be adopted to pro o r notes so 1ss ued sha ll no t exceed l S 1 i'etlon of the United states to help greatly to proVIde contmUity and tnp tt:d m whole or m part from v1de for the temporary assign ment three hundred m1lho n doll~u The m ~es v;:en the result of Injuries or a :>ratiOn Notwlth standing the pro~ of judges to s 1t an d hold court in full fluth and cred1t of the state is hrness sustained In Vietnam se rvice gJve an tndependent pomt of vtew," !sJOns of section 2 of Arflcle XII any court established by law hereby pledged !or the payment of his surv ivors as herein des ignated Weyandt smd "I think 1t's gomg lo ;aws mny be passecl to prov1de that (B) The supreme court shall pre s uch bonds or no tes are enti tled to one th ousand dollars and devoted exclu sively to agrlcul ~crtbe rules. gove rn fng pn:actlce and All bonds or notes so lnued shall regardless of the amoo.~nt ot com greatly Improve the operatton of ural use be valued tor real prop p1 ocedure in all courts of the sh:~te m11IUre m not more than fifteen pensatlon which the deceased would r t) tax purpose s at the current w hi ch rules sha ll n ot abridge en years commencing n ot later th a n have been entltl~d to receive under government m Ohto ' ~ a lue s uch la nd has for such agrl la r ~e or mod1fy any substa nt1ve tw o years a£ter the res pectlve dates this section 1f living The amount Weyandt also plans, m January, to , ultural use Laws may also be right Proposed rules shall be filed thereof The bonds or notes shall of compe nsation pa~ able to such to provJde for th e deferral by the cou r t not later than the fif ma ture acco rd mg to :;chedules set survivors sha.ll be payable only tu mtroduce a bill calling for a state ' ra ssed relOupment of ;:my part of the teen th day of January with the for th by the commiss ioners but one of the lhree gnups of survt lfl e r en ce In the doll ar amou nt of cler k ot e nch house of the ge neral sha ll nu m at u re more than rif teen vors herem designated In th e orde r General AccoWlling Office to prov1de e al property tax. levied In ony year a ssembly dur ing a r egular session years atte r the da te of iss ue No m which said groups are named for an overall accountmg of the budget n lnnd valued In m: .. ordance with thereof and ame ndm e nts to any bonds: or notes shall be lssued or Every person designa ted by the "The one m Washington has worked ,. ~~~\o'i.~ ~c~~t~~~t ~~P=~~~ !~~ !f~1~h ~~~h1 ~~~_P~~~~ ~~esfi~~Yd~)e ~~ ~=~ bear dates l7ter than th e fi l'll t da) United States Department of De vould h t\ e be tm lcv1c d upon such In that sessmn Such rules shall of April Hl'l (en se as missi ng In action as a tremendously," he saLd and ha l1 1t been va•ued for such taKe- effect on the follow ing first All bo nds or notes sha ll bear in~ result of honorable se rvi ce or a s th tl 1 IEJghth uf nine articles) 2 d::~ v of J uly unless prior to such teres t at such r ates as the co-mmis held m C'ne my c f! ptlv lt) or who Is 1 ~fa~rScl!cXfl nl..~~;v ~ ayse;t s6 nbe da y the eeneral t~.ssembly adopts a ston ers d eterm ine and shall be pay the s poUSt! or the child or the par NO< • • '•7'070:0 ••••• ,,"~ l.OUISV II IE, Ky !UPI ) A $13 6 mllhon churchprogram and budget !or the ed De$65puoto'oes, tahkoweneverf,rormeslf'rthe . . BOYS .OR MEN'S RUBBER INSULATED BOOTS 9 Eye Tie S1ze 3 To 6, 7 To 13 $ Pr . •I '•• • I �• • I -. • 9- Tht Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Oct 9, 1973 8 - Tht Dally Sl!nl •nel, Middleport-Pomeroy, Dl·l , 9, 19;3 , ror Sale Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! For Rent OF Cance ll at ton - 1 Corre rttons #'til be accepted until 9 am tor , - Day of Pub llc iiJi ton REGULATIONS The PubliSher reserves the f•gM to ed tt or re rec t any ed s deemed Ob!ecttonal The Qiii.LITY ' 1970 PlYMOUTH FURY Ill Pvbltsher will not be respon correct msert lon RATES 1970 OODGE POLAR A For Want Ad Servtet 5 cents per Word one Insert ion word.., three con secut tlie msertlons 26 cents per word S•X con secutJ',.. lnsert tons Charge per OFFICE HOURS ' . Card of Thanks people who sent me ca rds , . flowers , and phone c alls. while 1 was tn O' Bieness. Hosp.tal '" Athens Your k ind thoughts "were apprec . ated Mary Colmer 10 9 ltp a rel1able. steady dnver . salesman who en joys operating h1s own local established bus mess five days a week in com pany ve h•cle ; no Investment or ex penses. no strikes or layoffs . We offer your family utmost secu nty and fabulo us beneftts , guaranteed salary and advancem en t •nto management based on your ambition For 1nterv1ew, contact Mr . Pntch ard I WISH to tha nk all my fr •ends , relatives , and customers tor the tr prayers Also , to all who sent fiQwers , cards , and v istted me wht le 1 was m the Holzer Med•cal Center Spec tal thanks to our pastor , Rev Robert Bumgardner , tor h1S prayers , and v •stt srto the hosp.tal , M i ddl eport Emergency Squad , Dr Davts , Dr Pendergast. and to al l the nu. ses on 11-te fourth floor of Holzer Medt c al Cen ter Eugene H French 10 9 ltc NFL Stancrmgs By Untted Press lnternattonal Amertean Conference East w, I t pet Mlamt 3 I 0 750 Buffalo 3 1 0 750 NY Jets I 3 0 250 New England I 3 0 250 Baltimore I 3 0 250 Central w I t pet P ittsburgh 4 0 01000 Cleveland 3 I 0 750 Ctncinnatt 2 2 0 500 Houston 0 .. 0 000 West w I I pet Kansas C•tv 3 1 o 750 Oakland 2 2 0 500 Denver 1 3 0 250 San Diego 1 3 0 250 Nattonal Conference East w. I 1 pel Dallas 3 1 o 750 Washington 3 1 o 750 St LOUtS 2 2 0 500 N Y G•ants 1 2 l 375 0 3 1 . Philadelphia 125 Central w I t pet M.nnesota 4 0 0 1000 Green Say 2 1 1 714 Detroit I 2 1 375 Chicago I 3 • 250 West wltpct Los Angeles 4 0 0 I 000 San Fra ncis co 2 2 0 500 Atla~ta 1 3 o 250 New Orleans 1 3 o 250 Monday ' s Results r WaShmgton 14 Dallas 7 (Only game schedul ed) Sunday's Games Balt imore at Buffalo D enver at Houston N Y Jets at New Eng Pittsbu rgh at Cmcmnat t ' Oakland at San DteQ,f Chtcago a t Atlanta Dallas at Los Angeles Detro it at New Orleans M.nnesota at San Francisco Phliadelphta at Sf LO UIS Washington vs NY G1ants at New Hav en Kansas CtfY vs Green Bay atM1Iwaukee I Only games scheduled) Monday's Games M1am•~t Cleveland fOnl, ·gam e scheduled l ·I: ' STEREO 92.1 WMPO-FM Middleport- Pomeroy . -------------- PI Tuesday , OCtober 16 7 14 PM Chester Grade School 2181 Employment Wanted BEEF htdes W111 pay $9 per • hrde Phone 773 5600 Grover C Rou sh Mason W V a 10 7 \O tp GRAVEL HILL ~ 3 bedrooms, bath ga s furnace large ktt chen , leve l lot I car garage w tth storage Vacant. so you can soon move m $15 ,500 LARGE HOME Gas f 1rep lace, ga s FA furn ace n1c e modern kitchen 5 large bedrooms w tfh closets, large front porch on corner lot •n Rutland wdh tr ees an d shrubbery NEW LISTING - Conve n1ent 3 bedroom home nt ce bath , modern b1rch kttch en , large ltvtn g h ot wa ter heal tng I c ar garage $19 ,500 00 NEW LISTING - 3 bedroom r anch home bath , ga.s furna ce gatag e, and n 1ce l ot tn Syr acu se Wa nt $19 500 00 NEW LISTING - Has 2 OVER 2 ACRES - Aboul half WASHER clea r ed th e r est has large saw t1 mbe r T P wate r avatla ble bedroom home wllh Only 0 224.95 Model WLP lOIN cupboar ds , chests o ld guns , any condit1on Also blue decorated stoneware Wrlfe P 0 Box 44 , Martin sburg , Ohto , 43935 or ca l l 1 484 4440 after 7 p m' 8 a 90t c ComDact Porta bl e ELEC, DRYER Only 0 132.95 Model OLP lOSOP POMEROY WANTED , for auc1ton , household good s Too lS.~ most an ytht ng of va l ue Will buy or sell on co mm i SSIOn Wtll haul Call 992 3354 or 992 2792 GROCERY busines s fo r sale Buddmg for sale or lease Hayman 's 7 25 tfc Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m 10 p m for appotntment to OLD furntfure oak tables, 3 20 tfc c locks, rce boxes , brass beds , d 1shes or complete EXCELSIOR Salt Works, E households Write M D Mam St, Pomeroy All ktnds Mtller, Rt 4, Pomeroy, Oh1o, call 992 6271 of sa lt water pellets , water nuggets , block salt and own 5 13 tfc Oh 10 R lver Sa It Phone 992 3891 6 5 tfc 1:. Jac~~n=~~~7{8~gr --------------- electnc heat , se t l'h on balhs, your BO acres o f cro p land La rge 4 bed room house wolh ba lh Mme r at s 2 farm pond s & good limber INVES T WH ERE WOMAN wanted Ca l l 992 2565 for an tnt erv Jew 10 9 3tc -BRUSH -----------HOG S 4x5 ft , phone ______ ________ ' 992 5858 7 15 tfc: _.._ EARN YOU MORE REA L ESTATE IS THE ANSWER HAVE A TALK WITH ONE OF us PAPER CARRIER The Daily Sentinel PHONE 992-2156 . . -------- • --- ...... ---------- M OFFICE SUPPLIES and Slop In and See Our Floor Di s play 215 N. Second Phone 992-3509 \ 2~ Hour Service Ail work guaranfeed SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Ph "iin 2174 Pomeroy SEWING MACHINE S Repatr se r vice all makes 99 2 2284 The Fabrtc Shop Pomeroy Author, zea St nger Sa l es and Se rv tc e We Sharpen Sc 1ssors 3 29 ttc - -.------------MOBILE home r epat r Ele c f r'1ca 1 plu mbtng and heating Phone 992 5858 7 15 l fc RAC IN E O H IO 91130tp --------- ...... - --- Real Estate For Sale HOME 1n Ches ter 1 P 4 ac re s. n1 ce loc at Jon nea r Gavrn call 367 7114 \ ·" ........_ 10 5 12tc __ __________ _ 7 18 tf 50 ACRE FARM Wtth 5 rooiTi ho use. bath , on hardtop road W1th bulldtng Sites. S20.000 Coli 992 $795 ---------- --MEDIUM S1Zed western saddle , sso, also , htghchatr , 57 Phone Coolville 667 6214 10 5 6tp 1972 9V7 FoOt pick up camper Sleeps four, self contamed , S1,250 Call 7.42 5980 10 5 7tc I Moln, 992 7554 10 5 301t Her efords 1 Bull . 2 he1fers 11 monthS; , A lso bull and he•fer ca lvt'l I 0 Me Coy , Chester, Oh io, Phone 985 3944 I I036t c -------:r ------ 12 30 - 3 W's3.15 SplltSecond6 ,Sear chfor Tomorrow8 ,1 0 55 - NBC News J. IS 1 00 - All My Ch tldren 6, 13 , NewsJ Not For W omen Only 15 , Concen trattori 8, What's My L tne 10 World Turns 8, 10 2 00 ·- Days of Our Lives 3, 4 15 Gu1dlng L1ght 8, 10 Gene's Body Shop R.• II Mus! Be R1ghl 3 3 4 4 Ltncoln Hill- Pomeroy , 0 5 ' Painting ASpecialty O PEN ~ og e r Hyse ll ' s Ga ra ge nea r Cr oss r oads on 5 1 Rt 124 , a ll mechanr cal w o rk •ncludtng automat 1c tran sm1S Stons M on day F r rday 8 30 am t rl! 5 p m Sa l urday - 8 30 to 12 noon Unle ss by a ppt Phone 992 5682 or 99 2 7121 9 16 301 c. now ba c k. to work Comp lete front end se rv rce tune Up and brak..e servt ce Wh -eels ba la nced electronically All work guaranteed Reasonable rate s Phone 742 3232 2 18 ff c Remo d eling , Cer am ic tile baths Box 280 Ru tland 742 366.j 6 26 tf c M ILLER STEWART 3035 8 AC RE S of l and on Stat e Route 143 on new proposed wa ter AUTOMOBILE Insura nce been cancelled? Lost your I me Call 992 "3 640 after 5 p m operator 's lteense Call 992 10 4 12tc 7428 6 15 tf c 2 BED ROOM 110USC 3 years ol d carpe tmg b rg k tl ch en wrth lo ts of cab tn ets, 1 1~ ae,re of DEAD 51 OCk - W1ll remn v " at a r easonab le charge Call ground Rac1ne Ohto Cal l 949 j998 245 5514 _ _ _ _ _ ,.l-., _ _ _ _ _ _8 .....__ 23 90t c 9 12 tfc ---- ------- --.- - - f'trestone 7 8 9 10 +++ Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Trails West 15 55 - Earl Ntght tngale 15 00 - New s 3, 4 a 15 N ews 6, 10 Sesa m e St 20 Mi lestones o f Pr ogress 33 , ABC News 13 30 --. NB C New s 3l 4, 15 , ABC News 6 . CBS News B 10 Lt l1as Yoga & You 33 Hogan's Heroes 13 00 - What s My Lm e B News )0, Beat t he Cloc k 4, E lec Co 20 , Cou r se o f Our T •m es 33 , Truth or Con seq 3, 6 , Let's Mak e A Deai i J Call of the West 15 , Coaches Comments 5 ' 30 - Hollywood Squares 3 To Tell the Truth 6 Wtld Kmgdom 10 Seal the Clock 13 Zoom 20 Lookmg Ahead 33 Sa le of 1he Ce ntury 4, Ozzle's Gtrls 8, Johnny Mann 's Sta nd Up an d Cheer l5 00 - The Walton ~ 8 10 , Ad vocates 20 33 Tom a 6, 13 Fl tp Wil son 3, 4, 15 00 - lron stde 3 4.. 15 Kung Fu 6 13 M ov •e " The Sms o f Ra chel Cade " 8, Jackte Glea~on 10 • 00 - Streets of Sa n Franetsco6 . 13 , N ews 20 NBC Folltes 3, 4, Dear So'ry Let's be realistic Your w1fe I Would rather believe a man ' 'frtend u t han he r husband, 2 Drmk s too much 3 Stays out t oo late and comes home sloshed 4 Leaves you and gets another • boyfriend almost unmedmtely (or d1d she already have h•rn'). and 5 Blames 11 all on you 1 Try the dmner routme 1f you w1sh, but don't grovel 1 YOU deserve an apology too - HELEN II 00 - News 3 4 1S . CDS Reports 10 The ma shower (2 wds ) 11 Indonesian tsland 12. Ma•d who loved Launce lot 13 Ind1an water vessel 14. "Shake, - and Roll" 15. Black cuckoo 16. On the othe r hand 1'1 Hebrew liqUid 38.Jean G1raudoux play 39. Tw1t1ed 40 Home sleader 41 From a d1stance DOWN 1. Kmd of dressmg 2 U naccompamed Yesterday's Answer 3. F'ated to fall ( 4 wds ) 4. Altar conM st ellat1on 5. Verbal noun 6. Cause to folks ( eoUoq ) - C BRAo FoRDAucft~;e-; NOH.l U Com plete Serv 1ce Phone 949 382 1 Ractne OhJO Cntt Bradford feel great wds ) James measure 22. C1ty o[ Man asse h 23 Ta! 25. Tr1bcs 26. Wnter Schop[er's pen name 27, ComparatJve word culture ( 2 wds ) I ENVOW I 32. " Dreamer '' ( 2 wds ) UJ II 33. Cnm mal charge (sl ) /0 ' rECTEDt NOi\41t.l6 PAID YETANt:' NO OSJE:CTION5! !'.4 TOLA~ Now arrange the circled letters V ~J [ I:===·I==l~====::'~:':::::-::::':::;-~· by cartoon. to form the surprise answer, as suggested the above l Prinl tile SURPIIISE ANS'MR here I "r I I ] -[ I I 1]" Yelll'"rclay'~~o Jumble ~ HOARY An•wer ABBOT NEPHEW HONEST You Call dt all lh t~ u ~ lung n ~ 1/0U lit c- 8R£ATH 34. Man o r game 35. Classified 37. Hat fabnc VZXOX EU CRYPTOQUOTES C IV NGX KNOSJEVR EX CA VAT I N G dozer , loader and ba ckhoe work , s~ptlc tanks 1nstalled , dump tru cks and lo boys tor ht r e . wtll haul fdl d1r t, top sotl , llmesto:1e and gravel , Ca l l Bob or Roger Jeffers, day pho ne 992 7089 n tght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 ttc • AQI092 • A 1062 (@ 1973 Kmg Features Syndicate, Inc.) 9 EAST • J8 . J 9862 H 5 . 9743 SOUTH • •Q 1075 4 3 •o --------------HARRI SO N 'S TV scrv tc e and • J 83 • •J 5 Phone 992 2522 2 9 He CAPTAIN EASY Dot h \. Ulnerablc --------------- We st 1+ East Pa ::;s Pa ~s 3+ Pa ss Pa ss Pass Pass Open mg lead- + 6 the peat* Ike~---· people Norlh lN T 2Soulh 4.. By Oswald & James Jacoby SNOW II RES AT LAST YEAR'S PRICES!! The Jacoby transfer b1d can be U1Sed m respon se to noMtrump overcalls , but we don · t use at except In response to openmg no-trump b1ds. The reason !or th1s 1s that m general there 1s no advantage m havmg the lead come up to the no·\rump overcall t~early all the defens1ve stren~lh w1ll be m the opemng b1dder s hand In fact , there arc plenty of limes when keep1ng the openmg b1dder on lead w1ll be worth a triCk Todav s hand Illustrates th1s It doesn't matter what~w ... t leads agamst South s optimiStic lour-spade contract South w1ll have time to d1s card a d1arnond on one of dummy s clubs and w1ll Jose one tnck each mall su1ts except trumps G1ve East the lead agamst (our spades and he w1ll open a d~amond Now 1! West JUSt plays h1s mne-spol, West will be sure of two diamond tncks m add1t1on to the heart and club aces Why do we call four spades by South an optlrn1 s t•c co ntract' Becau se 1t 1s' South : rea Jly had to go all out to find - that rour-spade call. but wheth- er the hand IS played at game · or part score 11 still should be played m spades and by South FAMOUS FIRESTONE ~!~· PO.MEROY HERE 'S ECO NOM Y 2 story frame 2 bedrooms NEW bath NEW WHITEWALLS ga s F A furnace NEW hot water tank Full ba sem e nt Some carpef 1ng and 22 . paneling $6.500 00 TUPPERS PLAINS - 1 year old 3 bedrooms W C Ntce bath Otn1ng room N tce k ttchen All e lectnc Garage Pat•o 1 acre Sl9,500 00 RUTLAND - 1 stor y frame & 2 bedrooms Bath N ew floor covertng Gas F A furnac e Por ches Garage & storage Storm doors & windows Porches Jll5t remodeled BUY A HOME TODAY SAVE M ONEY TOMORROW HENRY E CLELAND BROKER ' 992 2259 If no answer 992 2568 FOR BUY Whttewalls Plus 50c per t~re Fed Ex tax Bnd 2 recappable t 1res off your I• POMEROY • HOME & AUTO Your Complete Tire Center 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy WINNIE& GONE TO BED I 'M REALLY 11'5 NOT EVEN WORRIED .. ,AND TI<E AFTERNOON' l}I~IN AWUT HER 1 J ANIE 50 AM I. ,et!T WHAT ARE WE GOING TO DO? I D:JN'T KNOW 1 FEA11JRI~ RWJK uANIE,_,I' .JUST PON·t KNOW! -$1W>-1RA I JO '51/>FFORD AND U"l'E'tJJ~i- '1D Tl115 OW RADIO \. OC~~.,_U L FOUf.lD UP IIJ 1J.It; PiO'D PIP!'RSI .1' .1) .1) 10. I !NEWSPAPER EN TERPRI SE ASSN ! .. The btddmg has been ~ West N'lrth East "•" Pa ss It • Pass 3+ : Pa sS Pass '/ONDER COMES PAW EMP'I'V- HANDED -I RECKON HE'S FERGOT MV Soulh •• BIRFDAV FER SHORE 2N T ? You Soulh hold • .A K 81.K J 2 +A 7 4 .K J 6 : What do you do nov.., ' • A- Hid three spades to see wbat your partner will do next. o •• tt .. TOD4Y'SQUESTION · Your partner contmues to three : : no·lrUmp Whal do you do now'J •• • \ I SU VZXOX EU CIV NGX FXNKXVOR LNJVSEOX • Yesterday's Cryptoquote: A GOOD MARRIAGE IS THAT IN · WHICH EACH APPOINTS THE OTHER GUARDIAN OF HIS SOLITUDE -'O.UNER MARIA RILKE • K 74 -------- -- ---~- Dtavolo" 18. Tooth substance 20 - had1t ' 21. Revealed • K 1075 • KQ B WEST 101 • 96 . AQ Reynolds' role 19. Perfectly (3 wds) 30. - Me1r 31. Register 22. Actor Arkm 36 Wee b1rd 23 Dolley or 37 .._ • A i{ 2 5 1 tf c 24. Wmdflower 25. Mmce 27. Merchant 29. Debb1e 16. InvOLce 7. Make lace 8. Ncar (4 9. Energu.e 10. Young 29. Penod of human (An1wer1 tomorrow} Spe ll of E-v il 6 13 , M ov te Two L over s 10 ACROSS 1 Yemen 's cap1tal 5 Be ca ught 28. A flcr Nov 6 8, 13, 15 11 30 - Johnny C:arson 3 4, 15 Illu strated Man " 8 Mov te 00 - N ews 13, 4 by THOMAS JOSEPH The transfer fitter overcall REA SO NABLE rates Ph 446 4782 , Gallipolis John Russell. Owner and Operator 5 12 tfc servtee calls 1 Sorry Why don 't you ask her to dmner - for one last ta lk ' Then let ~ out all the stops Send flowers w1th a lovmg note (b ut not too many apolog1es - she was m the wron g too), and make reserM vatwns at a favorite restaurant that br1ngs back Jots of memories for you both If lh1s doesn 'I work , well, ta ke 1!, Mom - SUE '~'- There's been a slight format ch~nge m WBNS-TV's "Trafhc Court" show, a good one. It's now " MuniCipal Court," and w11l alternate tralf1c cases w1th other mmor JUdiCial problems Asurpnsmg number of nat10nal TV critics hked "Lotsa Luck," lhe Dom DeJ.wse scn es on NBC which I found abom mable The others JOined me m strongly deplormg It, so It must be one of those love-hale shows, With no m1ddle ground Is that Eddie Albert's vo•ce on tht Roman Mea1 Bread commercials• He doesn 't appear on camera, but It sounds hke Eddie, who's done sports fur the company that makes Roman Meal ('m on every c hantableorg{tft~tiOn's mathng hst: mcludmg a new one that •s the he1ght of somethmg-{)r-other Roads lor Afnca I'd much rather eontnbute to roads for the Tn-County area The early ratmgs for "Calucc1's Dept ," tagged a (XJSSible new h1L, were very, very dlscouragmg to CBS f might mvcst m a new quadrasomc (fo ur-<:hannel ) record-player 1f only I had four ears WIN AT BRIDGE , ------------ -SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED S YSTEM S 10 4 tfc 7 READY MIX CO N CRETE de l1vere d rtght to you r pro1ect Fast and easy Free esttmates P h one 992 328A Goegle tn Ready Mtx Co , M tdd le port , Oh to 6 30 tf c RE PAIRED SAN ITATI ON , OHIO PH 662 6 FOR F REE es f tmates on al umtnum St d l .-.g St orm Doors and W1ndows , Ca r porls , Marquees and Ratl •ng Phone Cha rl es L tsle Syracuse , Oh io Ca rl Jacob Sales Representat tve V V Johnson and Son I n c 6 22 tfc TA~K S CLE ANED . 5 6 All work guaranteed ---------------SEPTIC AROBI C SEWAGE DoctorsJ , 4, 15 , Edge6f Ntght B 10 G1 rl m My L 1fe 6 13 00 - AnnthPr Wor ld 3 4 15 . General H osotfal6 13 Even•na atPops:t'O , M ovte"T heQuletMan ' 10 , Dayttme908 JO - Re tu rn of Pey ton Pla ce 3, 15 One lt l e t o Live 13 Phd Don ahue4 MatchGame ' 738 , F ltntstones6 , F tlm 33 OO - M 1ster Cartoon 3, Love, Amer •ca n Sty le 13 Somerset 15 Sesa me Sf 33 , 20 , Speedra cer 6 30 - Green A c res 3, Jeopardy 4 I Ldve Lu c y 6 , G illig an' s I sta nd 13 Hazel 8 Bonanza 15 00 - Bonanza 3, Mr Rogers 20, 33 , M erv Grtff tn 4 Andy Grtff tth 8 I Dream of Jeann te 13 Mt ss ton lmposstble 6 5 30- Elec Co 33 , Gomer Pyle USMC 13, Beverly Hllllt• ll•es8 Area's Most Reasonable Prtces a 4 10 Dally , 8 12 Sat lh.! q H Rawlings Sons B Jtld tng 991 1 1o 1 Mtdd leport 0 Newlywed Game 13, 6 , 1 30 - Ph. 992-5271 or w e wtlt tt R1ght ~l!ll!OOID~ ;;.tkt -u.~ 1 JO - 3 On A Mat ch J, 4 IS l eis Make A Deal 6, 13 As lhe Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam, Pomeroy , 0 Alignment Jeopardy 3, 15 , Password 6, News 8, 10, 13 , Bob Braun' s · 12 Open 8 T1l S Whee l CBS News 8 Don Imel 's World 10 50 50 Club 4 HURRY! U P HoLs TER~;;- -ow;-fur n 1fure We have all the sup $8,500 00 p lie s you wdl need SYRACUSE - In new ad Upholstery Fabrtes. a very d1l10n 3 large BR Bath large se tect•on of ny lons . ve111e ts, Her c u lon , vmy ls - In Nt ce ktfchen and d 1nmg cptt on prints , also remnants area Hardwood floors All Foam tor cushtons aYld electric Large lot Good padd i ng Burlap , den i ms , neighborhood $20,000 00 co ,, -br lc, toa m glue , Zippers , 1 floor , sp rings. a~d cllps, Chtp board s, • MIDDLEPORT plan 3 bedroom s Bath • Ieos, aew•ng thread, dacron. Dtntng R TV room New tackt , webbmg , welt cord, co tton- l W1vel bases, and all floor covenng -!Jflllty R other •u pp lles ' you will need Full basement Gas floor New f urnitu re at low , low furnace 2 car garage wtth pdcn Pomeroy Recovery workshop $13.000 00 622 E - GUARANTEEDPhone 992·2094 Spectah~t News 13 • 00 - Paul Otxon 4 Ph il Donahue r£, Frtendl y Junctton 10 , AM 3 Mr Rog ers 33 . Brady Bunch 6 Abbott and Cost el lo B. Biography 33 , Mov1e ' L•sa " 13 30 - To Tell the Truth 3, Secret Storm 8 M tc haels and Co 6 5~ - Chuck Wh1te Reports 10 00 - Dmah Shore 3, 15 , Joker ' s W1ld 10, 8 30 - Baffle 3 4, 1s $10,000 Pyram1d 8, 10 , M 1ke Douglas s 6 00 - Gambll8, 10 . Password 13, W1 zard of Odds J , 4, 15 30 - Holl ywood Squares 3, 4 15 Br ady Bunc h 13 , Bowlmg 6 Love ot Lde 8 10 1l S5 12 00 - Pomeroy Home & Auto -------------N E I GLERS FOR HOU SE --------------BUILDERS CALL GUY RON SHEPARD F loor , Wall NEIGLER On Most Amencan Cars Ph. 742-3985 T 9 9 10 10 11 11 •s.ss For Free Estimate -------------O' DELL WHEEL A lt gnment -DOZER - ------------located at Crossroads , Rt 124 , and back hoe wo rk ponds and sep l te f-'nks . d rt chtn g ser..,.rce top sod , frll d1rt , trmes fo ne , B&K Escavat .ng Pho n e 992 SJ67 or 992 3861 9 I tfc a 55 - EXPERT Wheel Alignment Rooftng . Spoufing , Porch Repa1r , Com plete Hom e Remodeling ELNA a nd Wh 1f e Sewtng Machtnes Se rv tce on all makes Re asonable rates The Sewing Cente r Mtd d leport , Oh to 111 6tfc ....... ----- - -- -- --~M c COY 'S AUCTION SERVICE For a r ea l auct •on. call the rea l Mc Coy 1 0 ' Mac M cCo y Chester , Dh10 10 3 1tc EXCAVATING Dozers large and small , Backhoes and loa ders on track and t tres , Dump t,r uck Lo boy se r vtce Sep t tc tanks m sta lled George ( B tll ) Pull tns , phone 992 2478 or 992 7 402 2 9 tfc 8 30 - D1ck Van Dyke 13. Huck and Yog16 9 CONSTRUCTION From the la r oe s1 Bul ldoz.er Rad 1ator to ::.mal les r Heat er Lore Nathan B1gg s Radtator Spectaltst a, Rt 4, Pomeroy, 0 991 3954 or 992 7349 PRICE Janak• 33 To Tel llhe Truth 6, RFD 20, Ca"""r life or Death _ THURSDAY, OCT 11 , 1973 JOHN TUCKER BY PAUL CRABTREE the Ji'i'ymg P an .•. ' J'houghL' 1 p1 c<hctcd disaster for the Democrats' nat1onal telethon, 16-yea r-old g1r1 and I'm lc7iV~r.ng home t mean packmg held a couple of weeks back, and l was sadly I for me) correct up and Leavmg , Wllhoul m y parents' know le~e I wont try to explam my reasons but they're good ones Bes1dcs, It would take The Ne1lsen ratings showed 11 the very lowest-rated program durmg ffie entire week's evemng-tune shows It ra•scd.mtereSL 1 up too much space Trouble IS, I don't ha ve any place to go or'any money Is but not much money, m West V1rgm1a and Oh1o , No press box m Amenca has what they have down at Ba1boursv1llc A lpvely there a way 1 ca n get enough money to keep me from starvmg. attendant who figures statiStiCS, orders coffee, and hnghtens up and do runaways have any chance of gettmg Jobs• the whole place Her name's Beth Spurlock, a' scruor who's [don't want to be a bum but I can't h vc here two more years already got a Jot of college work under her bell, artd a thoroughlyJ'd •·ather be dead - UNSIGNED dehghtful young lady The ultimate 1n 'Pcssmusm, 1 thmk, came m a rema rk from Unsigned Two more years m a m1serable home m1ght be better than my second-grade•, Shmybntc, who complamed that she would two years on the road - 1! you hve that long Bad lhmgs can have only one recess durmg a day when school was let out at noon Maybe I'm wrong, bui lt seems two TV shows a·re vastly unhappen to a Ili'year-old gtrl w1th no money and no place to go proved thts year "Maude" and "M-A-8-H " I was cool to both of Instead, why not 1 Look for a JOb so that you can be out of the house as much them last year , because one seemed to glorify the vulganty of war and the other the vulgarity of phony brotherhood and kneeas posstble ; c. 2 Fmd an adult you can talk lo and trust - the parent of a Jerk liberalism. Th1s season, both are .corruer , but some~ ow better And 1 applaud the fl>lks at WCHS-TV who ran a ve ry fnend , perhaps Wttll even one person on your s1de, problems sober postscnpt to a "Maude" episode on alcoMhsm, teUmg won 't seem so black 3. W1th the help of your fnend or counselor , reason out the where to call locally, for help for the problem dnnker Grea I Folks w1th e1ght-track stereo players m the1r cars may like a real trouble at home If you can't change thmgs, at least you'll new accessory a cartndge-s1zed FM tuner 1nsert that uses the learn to face them 4 And always remember, two years IS a very small part of system's speakers Fnend D1ck Newell IX>ught one and likes 1t, . your life . Take each day as a challenge, accomplish as much as but adv1ses not to go for lower-pnced modelS, wh1ch are not so you can, look toward the future and prepare yourself for 11, and hot Cmderella story of the year m sports has to be that of DICk Baney, so httle-regarded he was cut by a bush-league club m the don 't dwell on mjusllces " The road " has 1ts share of them too mmors early th1s season, and wound up p1tchmg the pennantHELEN AND SUE chncher for the Reds +++ One of our local hoods had an apt-but..:uttmg remark when Dear Helen ' I'm 18 Was marned at 17 We were real happy until a fnend West V1rgm1a State Trooper Gene Bumgardner qu•t the for ce to of mme moved m w•th us I trusted him, but he fed my w1fe some study ch1ropract1c "Now maybe he'll stop breakmg bones and start Ioong them " Gene was a dedice!ed, honest, but very hes about me havmg an affair So my w1fe started drmkmg more and more One mght she rugged cop Speakmg or cops, w1ll the pollee m Me1gs County came home late and very drunk I couldn't stand it so 1 slapped ever release the real story of the cat who blew mto town m m•dher to brmg her out of 11 (This had happened two or three tunes swnmer, lived 1t up m the Pomeroy-Middleport area for several weeks, then InJUdiCIOUsly tned to cross the Oh10 R1ver m a car' ' before.) Now she's been gone for three weeks and she tells everybody I'm a wife-beater I never h•t a woman before m my hfe and I wgttl never Will agam ' by HENRI ARNOlD aod BOB LEE Please tell me how I can get he1 back I Jove and need her, Unsc ra mbl e these four Jumbles. but every time I try talkmg to her, he1 IX>yf11end IS around one Jetter to eac h square, to 1 do n I form four ordmary words. SORRY mrnd, dear 6 00 - Sunrise Semmar 4, Sacred Heart 10 6 15 - Amertca ' s Problems 10 6 20 - Farm Report 13 · 6 2S - Paul H arvey 13 6 30 - Colu mbu s Today4 , B1ble Answe r s 8 Pattern s tor L•v•ng n , News 6 6 4S - Corncob Report 3 Farmhme 10 7 bo - Today 3 4, lS1 CBS News 8, 10, Flmtst ones 13 , Romper Room 6 7 30 - Rocky & Bul lwmk le lJ , New Zoo Revue6 8 00 - Capt, Kangaroo 10, Sesame St 33 , New Zoo Revue 13 , La ss ie 6 MODERN SANITATION ,,f Rap 1·m a " The Law and Jake Wade " 8 , " The f•ghflng Seabees" 10 • · 1 00 - Your Health 4 News 13 • ·1 JO - News 4 DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE H ea ttng • Atr Cond Relngeraho n Plumbmg Elect~ t ca l Applian ces Auto A•~ Cond • Res1dent1al or Commerc:1al Out 11 00 - News3. 4, 6, 8,1 0,13. 15 JanakiJ3 11 30 - Johnn y Carson 3 4, 15 , F tle It Unde r F ear 6. 13 . M ov•es SEPTIC TAN CLEANED MAINTENANCE & REPAIR 1973 14x70 MOB I LE home , washer a ...,d dryer, dtSh washer , stamless stee l smk , garbage dtsposa1, ...,.,eye le\lel oven . range, da cro n polyester carpet, large lot Phone 742 --------------+-- - -·-----·--------For Rent REGI S TERED Polled FUR NI SHED 2 bedroom apart · rnent, adults only Mtd dleport, phone 992 3874 10 2 tfc POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992·2094 606 E. Ma•n Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Phone 992 -2550 p AND J HOME -------------~-- 10 2 10tc IN SYRACUSE Mason, 1/11 Va i 33 . Beat The Clock 13, Charles Bla1r s 'Better World IS , New Pr ice Is Rtght 8, 10 , World of Surv1vat4 8 00 - Maude 8, 10, Chase 3, 4 15 Tempe~atures R1s l ng 6, 13 , Black. Corn~sers 20, 33 8 30 - Movie ' Sh1rts Sktns" 6, 13 , Hawatt F1ve Oa, 10 9 00 - Magtctan 3, 4, 15 • .. 9 30 - Shall B. 10 Roberta Flack 20,33 10 00 - Marcus We lby, M D 6 13 News20 PotlceStory3 4.15 Our Stree t 33 ~ 10 30 - Woman 33 • STEREO RADIO , 8 track tape comb inat ion , am fm ra d to, 4 way speaker sound system Brti ~ '"I CC $111 92 , or use o ur budg et t e rm s Ca ll 9°:! 3965 10 7 6Tt:: l0B3. WANTED 773 SS54 J 7 IS 7 30 - & THINGS Gent> ration Hap • .< ::::,_ 6. 8 10, 15 ABC News 13. Sesame Street 10 .. . . .: " YOUR Help Wanted ---- ----------- MATERIALS CO r: • 6 J0 -. NBC N ews 3, 4, IS AB C News 6 CBS News 8 10 Hogan's Heroe~ 13 Yovr Future Is Now 33 ' ' 7 00 - What s M y Lme 8 Elec. Co 20 Beat T he Clock 4 News 10 Lee Trev1no's Golf 15 . Truth or Con~equen ces 6 Dust y's Trail 13 , Marco SportltteJ3 , Clllt Robertson at Squaw Valley MONEY IS SA F E AND WILL - -------------- WOMAN wanted to l tve tn wtth elderly la dy, very l tQht house k P~>pmg Ca ll 992 593 9 10 9-3t c (OM J'LETE JNTERIOR HEPAIR 4, Sporlscope 33 ALL WEATHER ROOFING CO. Bradbury foundat1 on for 1ust $16,000 oo NEW LISTING - 157 acres of """-------- . !r ----n tce laying fa r m l and •n Columb ia Township Large ba rn, noce pastures wolh callle --------------- BEAUTICI AN wanted Phone 992 2840 or, even,ngs 992 64 31 10· 3-6t C 992 ·3863 After 6- 992-5844 . -------------- Compact Portable ~6 s5 ~~~ 0can have a new 3 -------------CORNER c upboards wall All new furmture, nice area, no pets . Call Earl Ingels, Jr. NEW LISTING - 3 bedrooms, bath , dtntng room . la rg e k tt CASH pa i d for all makes anct chen , 2 porches, front enclosed Hot water heat Full basem en t. mode l s of mobile homes nt ce lot and 2 car garage On l y Phone area code 614 423 9531 _J 413tfc $13 500 00 r::-----""?---_.--, NO 1 Co pp er 62c , r adrators JO e, brass 20c. baltertes 90c, clean , dry , Gtns eng root s S58 lb, ye llow r oot $5, may app le 60c M A Hall, Reedsville Phone 378 6249 9 23 tf c Two Bedroom Furnished Apt. ' 8 22 tfc For Sale ~- ----- - --- - -- SOMEO NE to brush hog F ree manure Joh H d M rnersv1lle . ~ 10 ou ashelt , 10 7 ltp - ------------NEW 1 c ' 51 L. openmgs e rows ea" Hovse for grill cook , Wa lt ress , carhop, apply 10 person No exper ience necessary , will tra 1n 10 3 6tc - Now Available Vtrqtl B . T 1'.1ford. Sr . Brok ;'r 110 MPcha111c Strf'(•t Pomeroy . Ohto -1:0769 apartmenfs 2 bedrooms down wdh gas furnace s, f u ll 1220Wa~h1ngton Blvd ba seme nt , a n d 1 bedr oom 423 752 1 BELPRE. 0 !_,apartment up Garage and nt ce L-----------,-~ tn Middlepo r t A skmg '$25 000 00 - --------------- TEAFORD very good cond Jt to Phone 773 5805 MILLER HOMES MOBILE . BABYSITT IN G n my horne weekday s Ca ll 992 57 04 10 7 3tp ------------- - -14-----------x 65 TRAILER 2 bedroom, Co mpl et e mobtl e home se rvr c e p l us g 1ganh c dt sp1ay of mobile home s alway s ava1 lable at ENTERTAINMENT 9 5 JOt c Hom e 12 x 55 ' 3 bedroom, front k ttchen , ca tl 985 <~179 ask rng $3 ,5 00 10 9 Jtp A1r Conditioners Awmngs ~ Underp•nnmg Reser va tiOns Make them at our off •ce m Pomeroy, P 0 Bo x 42 6, or ca II Pomeroy 992 Bradbury 6 p m Co. Road 5 HOGG & ZUSPAN FURNITURE m can 99 2 7363 after AUTO TRIM 992·2839 Bu1ltto Your •Spec s Delivered to Job S1fe 6 00 - News J. •. .. v· ·..: .,., , . . . . {$ TUESDAY: OCT. 8, 1973 ROOFING. FUR NACE CLEANING AND REPAIR AND 4 PLUMBING. RUSSELL'S WOOD TRUSSES 5 ROOM house On 3 acres of land Tuppers Ptams Che st er water , a tl n ew p /umbtng , alummum S1d mg , f ue l oil furnace Call 98 5 JSJ9 9 30 121p -------------67 MOUNT Vernon Mobtle --------------- STEAK DINNER ----------- - -Wanted To Buy 1968- wiNo sol1-60~-t;:, 2 bedrooms Ve r y good con d1t1on Call 992 3511 10 9 14tc .46, 2 bedroom wil l se ll Wt th or wdhout f u rn tlu r e Good condtf1on Cal l 773 5689 or see Martin Graham at Zuspan Street , Ma son West V Jrg 1n1a 10 3 7tc ANNUAL MEETING Yard sale 1957 WE STWO OD Mob ile Ho me excellen t condr fton Call 99'1 5867 I0 9 6fp -------------MOBILE home 69 Regent 12 x Metgs County Farm Bureau Federation _ ___________ _ ~OWICed tn KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS Many spec: tals durtng the month of Ocl Phone Helen Jane Brown 992 5113 10 2 tfc I WILL NOT be re spon Si ble for a ny debts cont r a c ted by anyone other than myse lf as of th•s day , Oct 1 or the 15th of Se pt ember Stg ned, Ralph E Brownngg ........ 10 7 3t p Real Estate For Sale _________ ____ __________ __ _ Mtddleport Tuesday , Wed nesd ay and Thursday starttng at 9 am 10 8 3tc SWEEPER Reparrs Parts , Suppltes Dtscount pr 1ces on General mer c handtse fhr u our catalog departm ent Phone ,367 7736 Da vJs Vacuum Cleaner Store , 10 am 5 p m Add rson , Oh tO 9 23 30tc ___ __________ _ ------Mobile Homes-For- Sale- ------H O U SE for sale located -YARD ------------SALE at 692 Plum St galvaniZed roof on church un trl Oc t 15 Phone 843 243 2 or 84 3 2687 10 9 6tp for sale , freld g r own We only have one color - yellow 10 bunches for 55 we hav e some out '" ful I b loom some rust buddtng R e ynold s Flo wer Sh op , Ma son , w Va Call 773 5 1.4 7 ..._ 9 26 tfc 6 ROOMS and bath , 1n town $11 000 Call 992 3975 or 99 2 smalL shaggy , we rg h 12 lbs 257 1 at maturtty $15 Phon e .._ 9 28 tf c Coolville 667 62 14 """"""""' 10 5 6tp 1 ! 1 ACRE lo ts, Darwm area Tuppers P i atns water PARKVIEW Kennels Poodles Co ntact Her she l M cCl ure 1 toy male and l female Da rr y Isle , until J p m 99 "2 Phone 992 5<443 5248, a ft er 3, 992 3436 _ 7 15 ttc 9 2812t c NO TRE SPA SS ING , hun t ing, or f ts hmg on the C E Burn property VIol ators Wtll be prosecuted SJg ned Wayne ( But chl W11son , 1o 2 6tc -------------WILL accept b rds to put on a Gray Manor Apartments . -------------CA IRN Terrter AKC puppy , Notice YARD Sa le, Frtday & Sa tu rday, 9 a m ttll 5 p m 571 Laurel Sf , Midd leport , Ohto 10 9 3ft ' ' KENNE LS of Calhoun - Toy poodle puppres $60 to 595 , Stamese ktttens Sl 5 Phone 256 62 47 10 1 30tc Or Write Jewell Co., Inc. Box 104, M•ddleport , 0. PLt:ASAN l - !he Redskins Boosters Club Will sponsor a yard sale Saturday , Oct, 20, at the JUmor h1gh school here startmg at 10 a m P•·oceeds w•ll be used for all sports sponsored by the JuniOr high A letter Will be mBiled to parents w1th 1nforma twn concernmg th1s prOJect For further quesbons, c•ll Mrs. Russell Bibbee ( 675-4800), Mrs James Lemasters ( 6751745), Mrs John W1thers (675-2324), or Mrs. Wilham Rardm, Jr. (675-4383). The club w1ll appreciate contnbuhons for the sale from everyone m the area of R_ITES THURSDAY household 1tems, tools, furPARIS (UPI) -The funeral mture or clothmg Saturday, ·of French race car dr1ver Oct. 13, startmg at I p m , ,Francois Cevert wtll take place members of the Junior high -Thursday m Parts or in a sports programs w1ll make a western provmctal · town, ac- door-to-door canvass collectmg cording to members of his items for the sale. famlly. An auction w1ll be held m the The sports newspaper l'E- afternoon of the day of the sale qmpe said Cevert's body would for large Items. be flown to Pans this evemng from New York and arrive m SUSPECT CHARGED Fra)lce Wednesday mormng. ATLANTA (UP!) - A JUVeCevert's stster, Jacqueline Beltolsen SBid the exact hour of nile was charged Monday with the funeral has not yet been pointmg a p1stol at another dectded. Tht sel'V!ce will take person m the same area of place In Pam or m Vaudenay Atlanta Stadmm where Sports Editor Jesse Outlor of the in west France. Mrs. Beltetse, the wife of Atlanta Consbtutwn was shot race driver Jean-Pierre Bel- sUnday The youth has not been toise, was at her parents' home in the Outlar shootmg charged , In Neu1lly wben her brother was killed Saturday m a racing but Capt. W. B. Blackwell sa1d, suspect." accident at Walkms Glen, N Y. "he is our pr1me I Outlar 's cond11lon was reported as 11 Senous but stable" Munday mght m an Atlanta hospital. He had ROSTER TRIMMED surgery late SWlday for a SALT LAKE CITY (UP! ) ~ The Utah StarS. trunmed two bullet wound m his lower left rookies from the1r roster chest Pohce sa1d that when Outlar Monday to reach the 11-man American Basketball Assocla- declmed to g1ve a youth a nde \(on player llmit for the start of from the stadium to downtown Atlanta , the youth pulled a the 1973-74 season. pistol and shot OuUar m the They were forward Pete Harris from Stephen F Austin lower chest. and guard W1l Robmson of , West yuginia. GREAT COUNTRY Pets For Sale RED CARPET INN, PHONE 304-675-5007 Notice --- ---- - - --LOTS of ch rysonlhemu ms TRAILER , Brown 's Trailer 2 NEW hom es, 3 bedrooms , Park M tne r sv tlle Cal l 992 built m k..rlche ns loc i' t ed '" 3J24 R u lland Call Mi lO Hut ch rns on 742 3615 or 742 6743 10 9 li e: 10 7 71c WE NEED J WOULD i tke to tha nk al l the ROOMS by th e week. , S18 up M e1gs Inn Pomer oy 7 12 ttc STA R ' kills rat s QU'rckly SUI e- 21 ~ lbS ~~ 69 EberSb -"C h Hdwe , Sugar Run Mdls, Pr ckens Hdwe Mason 10 9 JOtp APARTM E N TS- Good- ~o(lhe workrng man Clnd Wtfe near Darwrn Ohro Eff1c1ency apartments, newly decorate d . Wtl / ren t furntshed or un furn ts hed E lec tn c heat and c1 ty water Rent reasonable 773 51 18 10 9tfc ~ POMEROY, OHIO 8 30 am to 5 00 p m Da tly, 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon Satur da y 10 3 61C 1956 FORD three quart er ton , good cond•t•on , sns Cttll 949 3746 a ft er 6 p m 10 9 St c any organrza r ron , phon e 992 3975 3 11 lfc ASK US ABOUT PRE-FABRICATED 12tc 4 ROOM apartmenl w tt h bafh and 1 bed r ooms on 104 Spr •ng A\lenue- Call 992 5908 I 0 7 61 C --------------PRIVATE meE>trng r oom fo r POM~!~~v~.?,T~~- CO. 'Oi' BLIND ADS Addtttonal 2Sc Advertisement $99S 4 door, 6 cylt nder automat•c transmtss1on , good fires, c lean tntertor be•ge f1n1sh rad•o & hea ler. real econo m y & a popular model ' 1913 FOR 0 Gran Tor1n0 autornatJt, Ps, Pb , AC radial t 1re s lb 000 miles \1 ,800 Phone 74"'J 3334 Bolforn Ohto Phone 985 3310 10 7 J tp 51395 6 1967 CHEV£LLE 25 Per Cent Dis count on p11 1d ads and ad5o pa id wtth.n 10 days CARD OF THANKS I OBITUARY $2 00 for 50 word m tn tmum Eac h addlt tonal word 10 1 U NF UR NI SHED apartments , at so . tra dr>r space LonQ 4 door fa ctory atr cw tom Atic lransm1sston , power steenng & brakes. good white wall t ~res, wh lte fm ish, , vtnyl roof. rAdto , heavy duty suspens•on M tn tmum Charge$1 00 3t unfurntshed apartments Phone 991 S43o4 4 12 He ~139S Bl A.CK Tenne!)see Walk.er coli Telephone 991 3640 after S p rn 10<4 Ji tc 1977 HON OA 450 1 elephone 991 1640 ;:t II rr S tJ fll 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished ilnd 11 door. V 8 ~ulomattc , power .stee rmg radto, good f1res blue lmt sh , spotless mtertor Stble for more than ont tn cents per Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS '• MOEH t E. hOm(' 11 X 30 , 1 bedroom Call Albert H ill 944 1'261 Racme Oh•o 10 s 61 ( Television Log -Business Services Pme"" Ntoht chth hdYL' 'J 30 n•ghlclub h<en !. C ~oute 7 Pom ~ roy , Oh•o lO 3 61 C ' WANT AD _ INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 P M Oav Before Publicat ion Monday De-ad tme 9 a m 1-4 t ll 'lPEPI~(, ~·,·:· r �• • I -. • 9- Tht Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Oct 9, 1973 8 - Tht Dally Sl!nl •nel, Middleport-Pomeroy, Dl·l , 9, 19;3 , ror Sale Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! For Rent OF Cance ll at ton - 1 Corre rttons #'til be accepted until 9 am tor , - Day of Pub llc iiJi ton REGULATIONS The PubliSher reserves the f•gM to ed tt or re rec t any ed s deemed Ob!ecttonal The Qiii.LITY ' 1970 PlYMOUTH FURY Ill Pvbltsher will not be respon correct msert lon RATES 1970 OODGE POLAR A For Want Ad Servtet 5 cents per Word one Insert ion word.., three con secut tlie msertlons 26 cents per word S•X con secutJ',.. lnsert tons Charge per OFFICE HOURS ' . Card of Thanks people who sent me ca rds , . flowers , and phone c alls. while 1 was tn O' Bieness. Hosp.tal '" Athens Your k ind thoughts "were apprec . ated Mary Colmer 10 9 ltp a rel1able. steady dnver . salesman who en joys operating h1s own local established bus mess five days a week in com pany ve h•cle ; no Investment or ex penses. no strikes or layoffs . We offer your family utmost secu nty and fabulo us beneftts , guaranteed salary and advancem en t •nto management based on your ambition For 1nterv1ew, contact Mr . Pntch ard I WISH to tha nk all my fr •ends , relatives , and customers tor the tr prayers Also , to all who sent fiQwers , cards , and v istted me wht le 1 was m the Holzer Med•cal Center Spec tal thanks to our pastor , Rev Robert Bumgardner , tor h1S prayers , and v •stt srto the hosp.tal , M i ddl eport Emergency Squad , Dr Davts , Dr Pendergast. and to al l the nu. ses on 11-te fourth floor of Holzer Medt c al Cen ter Eugene H French 10 9 ltc NFL Stancrmgs By Untted Press lnternattonal Amertean Conference East w, I t pet Mlamt 3 I 0 750 Buffalo 3 1 0 750 NY Jets I 3 0 250 New England I 3 0 250 Baltimore I 3 0 250 Central w I t pet P ittsburgh 4 0 01000 Cleveland 3 I 0 750 Ctncinnatt 2 2 0 500 Houston 0 .. 0 000 West w I I pet Kansas C•tv 3 1 o 750 Oakland 2 2 0 500 Denver 1 3 0 250 San Diego 1 3 0 250 Nattonal Conference East w. I 1 pel Dallas 3 1 o 750 Washington 3 1 o 750 St LOUtS 2 2 0 500 N Y G•ants 1 2 l 375 0 3 1 . Philadelphia 125 Central w I t pet M.nnesota 4 0 0 1000 Green Say 2 1 1 714 Detroit I 2 1 375 Chicago I 3 • 250 West wltpct Los Angeles 4 0 0 I 000 San Fra ncis co 2 2 0 500 Atla~ta 1 3 o 250 New Orleans 1 3 o 250 Monday ' s Results r WaShmgton 14 Dallas 7 (Only game schedul ed) Sunday's Games Balt imore at Buffalo D enver at Houston N Y Jets at New Eng Pittsbu rgh at Cmcmnat t ' Oakland at San DteQ,f Chtcago a t Atlanta Dallas at Los Angeles Detro it at New Orleans M.nnesota at San Francisco Phliadelphta at Sf LO UIS Washington vs NY G1ants at New Hav en Kansas CtfY vs Green Bay atM1Iwaukee I Only games scheduled) Monday's Games M1am•~t Cleveland fOnl, ·gam e scheduled l ·I: ' STEREO 92.1 WMPO-FM Middleport- Pomeroy . -------------- PI Tuesday , OCtober 16 7 14 PM Chester Grade School 2181 Employment Wanted BEEF htdes W111 pay $9 per • hrde Phone 773 5600 Grover C Rou sh Mason W V a 10 7 \O tp GRAVEL HILL ~ 3 bedrooms, bath ga s furnace large ktt chen , leve l lot I car garage w tth storage Vacant. so you can soon move m $15 ,500 LARGE HOME Gas f 1rep lace, ga s FA furn ace n1c e modern kitchen 5 large bedrooms w tfh closets, large front porch on corner lot •n Rutland wdh tr ees an d shrubbery NEW LISTING - Conve n1ent 3 bedroom home nt ce bath , modern b1rch kttch en , large ltvtn g h ot wa ter heal tng I c ar garage $19 ,500 00 NEW LISTING - 3 bedroom r anch home bath , ga.s furna ce gatag e, and n 1ce l ot tn Syr acu se Wa nt $19 500 00 NEW LISTING - Has 2 OVER 2 ACRES - Aboul half WASHER clea r ed th e r est has large saw t1 mbe r T P wate r avatla ble bedroom home wllh Only 0 224.95 Model WLP lOIN cupboar ds , chests o ld guns , any condit1on Also blue decorated stoneware Wrlfe P 0 Box 44 , Martin sburg , Ohto , 43935 or ca l l 1 484 4440 after 7 p m' 8 a 90t c ComDact Porta bl e ELEC, DRYER Only 0 132.95 Model OLP lOSOP POMEROY WANTED , for auc1ton , household good s Too lS.~ most an ytht ng of va l ue Will buy or sell on co mm i SSIOn Wtll haul Call 992 3354 or 992 2792 GROCERY busines s fo r sale Buddmg for sale or lease Hayman 's 7 25 tfc Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m 10 p m for appotntment to OLD furntfure oak tables, 3 20 tfc c locks, rce boxes , brass beds , d 1shes or complete EXCELSIOR Salt Works, E households Write M D Mam St, Pomeroy All ktnds Mtller, Rt 4, Pomeroy, Oh1o, call 992 6271 of sa lt water pellets , water nuggets , block salt and own 5 13 tfc Oh 10 R lver Sa It Phone 992 3891 6 5 tfc 1:. Jac~~n=~~~7{8~gr --------------- electnc heat , se t l'h on balhs, your BO acres o f cro p land La rge 4 bed room house wolh ba lh Mme r at s 2 farm pond s & good limber INVES T WH ERE WOMAN wanted Ca l l 992 2565 for an tnt erv Jew 10 9 3tc -BRUSH -----------HOG S 4x5 ft , phone ______ ________ ' 992 5858 7 15 tfc: _.._ EARN YOU MORE REA L ESTATE IS THE ANSWER HAVE A TALK WITH ONE OF us PAPER CARRIER The Daily Sentinel PHONE 992-2156 . . -------- • --- ...... ---------- M OFFICE SUPPLIES and Slop In and See Our Floor Di s play 215 N. Second Phone 992-3509 \ 2~ Hour Service Ail work guaranfeed SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Ph "iin 2174 Pomeroy SEWING MACHINE S Repatr se r vice all makes 99 2 2284 The Fabrtc Shop Pomeroy Author, zea St nger Sa l es and Se rv tc e We Sharpen Sc 1ssors 3 29 ttc - -.------------MOBILE home r epat r Ele c f r'1ca 1 plu mbtng and heating Phone 992 5858 7 15 l fc RAC IN E O H IO 91130tp --------- ...... - --- Real Estate For Sale HOME 1n Ches ter 1 P 4 ac re s. n1 ce loc at Jon nea r Gavrn call 367 7114 \ ·" ........_ 10 5 12tc __ __________ _ 7 18 tf 50 ACRE FARM Wtth 5 rooiTi ho use. bath , on hardtop road W1th bulldtng Sites. S20.000 Coli 992 $795 ---------- --MEDIUM S1Zed western saddle , sso, also , htghchatr , 57 Phone Coolville 667 6214 10 5 6tp 1972 9V7 FoOt pick up camper Sleeps four, self contamed , S1,250 Call 7.42 5980 10 5 7tc I Moln, 992 7554 10 5 301t Her efords 1 Bull . 2 he1fers 11 monthS; , A lso bull and he•fer ca lvt'l I 0 Me Coy , Chester, Oh io, Phone 985 3944 I I036t c -------:r ------ 12 30 - 3 W's3.15 SplltSecond6 ,Sear chfor Tomorrow8 ,1 0 55 - NBC News J. IS 1 00 - All My Ch tldren 6, 13 , NewsJ Not For W omen Only 15 , Concen trattori 8, What's My L tne 10 World Turns 8, 10 2 00 ·- Days of Our Lives 3, 4 15 Gu1dlng L1ght 8, 10 Gene's Body Shop R.• II Mus! Be R1ghl 3 3 4 4 Ltncoln Hill- Pomeroy , 0 5 ' Painting ASpecialty O PEN ~ og e r Hyse ll ' s Ga ra ge nea r Cr oss r oads on 5 1 Rt 124 , a ll mechanr cal w o rk •ncludtng automat 1c tran sm1S Stons M on day F r rday 8 30 am t rl! 5 p m Sa l urday - 8 30 to 12 noon Unle ss by a ppt Phone 992 5682 or 99 2 7121 9 16 301 c. now ba c k. to work Comp lete front end se rv rce tune Up and brak..e servt ce Wh -eels ba la nced electronically All work guaranteed Reasonable rate s Phone 742 3232 2 18 ff c Remo d eling , Cer am ic tile baths Box 280 Ru tland 742 366.j 6 26 tf c M ILLER STEWART 3035 8 AC RE S of l and on Stat e Route 143 on new proposed wa ter AUTOMOBILE Insura nce been cancelled? Lost your I me Call 992 "3 640 after 5 p m operator 's lteense Call 992 10 4 12tc 7428 6 15 tf c 2 BED ROOM 110USC 3 years ol d carpe tmg b rg k tl ch en wrth lo ts of cab tn ets, 1 1~ ae,re of DEAD 51 OCk - W1ll remn v " at a r easonab le charge Call ground Rac1ne Ohto Cal l 949 j998 245 5514 _ _ _ _ _ ,.l-., _ _ _ _ _ _8 .....__ 23 90t c 9 12 tfc ---- ------- --.- - - f'trestone 7 8 9 10 +++ Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Trails West 15 55 - Earl Ntght tngale 15 00 - New s 3, 4 a 15 N ews 6, 10 Sesa m e St 20 Mi lestones o f Pr ogress 33 , ABC News 13 30 --. NB C New s 3l 4, 15 , ABC News 6 . CBS News B 10 Lt l1as Yoga & You 33 Hogan's Heroes 13 00 - What s My Lm e B News )0, Beat t he Cloc k 4, E lec Co 20 , Cou r se o f Our T •m es 33 , Truth or Con seq 3, 6 , Let's Mak e A Deai i J Call of the West 15 , Coaches Comments 5 ' 30 - Hollywood Squares 3 To Tell the Truth 6 Wtld Kmgdom 10 Seal the Clock 13 Zoom 20 Lookmg Ahead 33 Sa le of 1he Ce ntury 4, Ozzle's Gtrls 8, Johnny Mann 's Sta nd Up an d Cheer l5 00 - The Walton ~ 8 10 , Ad vocates 20 33 Tom a 6, 13 Fl tp Wil son 3, 4, 15 00 - lron stde 3 4.. 15 Kung Fu 6 13 M ov •e " The Sms o f Ra chel Cade " 8, Jackte Glea~on 10 • 00 - Streets of Sa n Franetsco6 . 13 , N ews 20 NBC Folltes 3, 4, Dear So'ry Let's be realistic Your w1fe I Would rather believe a man ' 'frtend u t han he r husband, 2 Drmk s too much 3 Stays out t oo late and comes home sloshed 4 Leaves you and gets another • boyfriend almost unmedmtely (or d1d she already have h•rn'). and 5 Blames 11 all on you 1 Try the dmner routme 1f you w1sh, but don't grovel 1 YOU deserve an apology too - HELEN II 00 - News 3 4 1S . CDS Reports 10 The ma shower (2 wds ) 11 Indonesian tsland 12. Ma•d who loved Launce lot 13 Ind1an water vessel 14. "Shake, - and Roll" 15. Black cuckoo 16. On the othe r hand 1'1 Hebrew liqUid 38.Jean G1raudoux play 39. Tw1t1ed 40 Home sleader 41 From a d1stance DOWN 1. Kmd of dressmg 2 U naccompamed Yesterday's Answer 3. F'ated to fall ( 4 wds ) 4. Altar conM st ellat1on 5. Verbal noun 6. Cause to folks ( eoUoq ) - C BRAo FoRDAucft~;e-; NOH.l U Com plete Serv 1ce Phone 949 382 1 Ractne OhJO Cntt Bradford feel great wds ) James measure 22. C1ty o[ Man asse h 23 Ta! 25. Tr1bcs 26. Wnter Schop[er's pen name 27, ComparatJve word culture ( 2 wds ) I ENVOW I 32. " Dreamer '' ( 2 wds ) UJ II 33. Cnm mal charge (sl ) /0 ' rECTEDt NOi\41t.l6 PAID YETANt:' NO OSJE:CTION5! !'.4 TOLA~ Now arrange the circled letters V ~J [ I:===·I==l~====::'~:':::::-::::':::;-~· by cartoon. to form the surprise answer, as suggested the above l Prinl tile SURPIIISE ANS'MR here I "r I I ] -[ I I 1]" Yelll'"rclay'~~o Jumble ~ HOARY An•wer ABBOT NEPHEW HONEST You Call dt all lh t~ u ~ lung n ~ 1/0U lit c- 8R£ATH 34. Man o r game 35. Classified 37. Hat fabnc VZXOX EU CRYPTOQUOTES C IV NGX KNOSJEVR EX CA VAT I N G dozer , loader and ba ckhoe work , s~ptlc tanks 1nstalled , dump tru cks and lo boys tor ht r e . wtll haul fdl d1r t, top sotl , llmesto:1e and gravel , Ca l l Bob or Roger Jeffers, day pho ne 992 7089 n tght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 ttc • AQI092 • A 1062 (@ 1973 Kmg Features Syndicate, Inc.) 9 EAST • J8 . J 9862 H 5 . 9743 SOUTH • •Q 1075 4 3 •o --------------HARRI SO N 'S TV scrv tc e and • J 83 • •J 5 Phone 992 2522 2 9 He CAPTAIN EASY Dot h \. Ulnerablc --------------- We st 1+ East Pa ::;s Pa ~s 3+ Pa ss Pa ss Pass Pass Open mg lead- + 6 the peat* Ike~---· people Norlh lN T 2Soulh 4.. By Oswald & James Jacoby SNOW II RES AT LAST YEAR'S PRICES!! The Jacoby transfer b1d can be U1Sed m respon se to noMtrump overcalls , but we don · t use at except In response to openmg no-trump b1ds. The reason !or th1s 1s that m general there 1s no advantage m havmg the lead come up to the no·\rump overcall t~early all the defens1ve stren~lh w1ll be m the opemng b1dder s hand In fact , there arc plenty of limes when keep1ng the openmg b1dder on lead w1ll be worth a triCk Todav s hand Illustrates th1s It doesn't matter what~w ... t leads agamst South s optimiStic lour-spade contract South w1ll have time to d1s card a d1arnond on one of dummy s clubs and w1ll Jose one tnck each mall su1ts except trumps G1ve East the lead agamst (our spades and he w1ll open a d~amond Now 1! West JUSt plays h1s mne-spol, West will be sure of two diamond tncks m add1t1on to the heart and club aces Why do we call four spades by South an optlrn1 s t•c co ntract' Becau se 1t 1s' South : rea Jly had to go all out to find - that rour-spade call. but wheth- er the hand IS played at game · or part score 11 still should be played m spades and by South FAMOUS FIRESTONE ~!~· PO.MEROY HERE 'S ECO NOM Y 2 story frame 2 bedrooms NEW bath NEW WHITEWALLS ga s F A furnace NEW hot water tank Full ba sem e nt Some carpef 1ng and 22 . paneling $6.500 00 TUPPERS PLAINS - 1 year old 3 bedrooms W C Ntce bath Otn1ng room N tce k ttchen All e lectnc Garage Pat•o 1 acre Sl9,500 00 RUTLAND - 1 stor y frame & 2 bedrooms Bath N ew floor covertng Gas F A furnac e Por ches Garage & storage Storm doors & windows Porches Jll5t remodeled BUY A HOME TODAY SAVE M ONEY TOMORROW HENRY E CLELAND BROKER ' 992 2259 If no answer 992 2568 FOR BUY Whttewalls Plus 50c per t~re Fed Ex tax Bnd 2 recappable t 1res off your I• POMEROY • HOME & AUTO Your Complete Tire Center 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy WINNIE& GONE TO BED I 'M REALLY 11'5 NOT EVEN WORRIED .. ,AND TI<E AFTERNOON' l}I~IN AWUT HER 1 J ANIE 50 AM I. ,et!T WHAT ARE WE GOING TO DO? I D:JN'T KNOW 1 FEA11JRI~ RWJK uANIE,_,I' .JUST PON·t KNOW! -$1W>-1RA I JO '51/>FFORD AND U"l'E'tJJ~i- '1D Tl115 OW RADIO \. OC~~.,_U L FOUf.lD UP IIJ 1J.It; PiO'D PIP!'RSI .1' .1) .1) 10. I !NEWSPAPER EN TERPRI SE ASSN ! .. The btddmg has been ~ West N'lrth East "•" Pa ss It • Pass 3+ : Pa sS Pass '/ONDER COMES PAW EMP'I'V- HANDED -I RECKON HE'S FERGOT MV Soulh •• BIRFDAV FER SHORE 2N T ? You Soulh hold • .A K 81.K J 2 +A 7 4 .K J 6 : What do you do nov.., ' • A- Hid three spades to see wbat your partner will do next. o •• tt .. TOD4Y'SQUESTION · Your partner contmues to three : : no·lrUmp Whal do you do now'J •• • \ I SU VZXOX EU CIV NGX FXNKXVOR LNJVSEOX • Yesterday's Cryptoquote: A GOOD MARRIAGE IS THAT IN · WHICH EACH APPOINTS THE OTHER GUARDIAN OF HIS SOLITUDE -'O.UNER MARIA RILKE • K 74 -------- -- ---~- Dtavolo" 18. Tooth substance 20 - had1t ' 21. Revealed • K 1075 • KQ B WEST 101 • 96 . AQ Reynolds' role 19. Perfectly (3 wds) 30. - Me1r 31. Register 22. Actor Arkm 36 Wee b1rd 23 Dolley or 37 .._ • A i{ 2 5 1 tf c 24. Wmdflower 25. Mmce 27. Merchant 29. Debb1e 16. InvOLce 7. Make lace 8. Ncar (4 9. Energu.e 10. Young 29. Penod of human (An1wer1 tomorrow} Spe ll of E-v il 6 13 , M ov te Two L over s 10 ACROSS 1 Yemen 's cap1tal 5 Be ca ught 28. A flcr Nov 6 8, 13, 15 11 30 - Johnny C:arson 3 4, 15 Illu strated Man " 8 Mov te 00 - N ews 13, 4 by THOMAS JOSEPH The transfer fitter overcall REA SO NABLE rates Ph 446 4782 , Gallipolis John Russell. Owner and Operator 5 12 tfc servtee calls 1 Sorry Why don 't you ask her to dmner - for one last ta lk ' Then let ~ out all the stops Send flowers w1th a lovmg note (b ut not too many apolog1es - she was m the wron g too), and make reserM vatwns at a favorite restaurant that br1ngs back Jots of memories for you both If lh1s doesn 'I work , well, ta ke 1!, Mom - SUE '~'- There's been a slight format ch~nge m WBNS-TV's "Trafhc Court" show, a good one. It's now " MuniCipal Court," and w11l alternate tralf1c cases w1th other mmor JUdiCial problems Asurpnsmg number of nat10nal TV critics hked "Lotsa Luck," lhe Dom DeJ.wse scn es on NBC which I found abom mable The others JOined me m strongly deplormg It, so It must be one of those love-hale shows, With no m1ddle ground Is that Eddie Albert's vo•ce on tht Roman Mea1 Bread commercials• He doesn 't appear on camera, but It sounds hke Eddie, who's done sports fur the company that makes Roman Meal ('m on every c hantableorg{tft~tiOn's mathng hst: mcludmg a new one that •s the he1ght of somethmg-{)r-other Roads lor Afnca I'd much rather eontnbute to roads for the Tn-County area The early ratmgs for "Calucc1's Dept ," tagged a (XJSSible new h1L, were very, very dlscouragmg to CBS f might mvcst m a new quadrasomc (fo ur-<:hannel ) record-player 1f only I had four ears WIN AT BRIDGE , ------------ -SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED S YSTEM S 10 4 tfc 7 READY MIX CO N CRETE de l1vere d rtght to you r pro1ect Fast and easy Free esttmates P h one 992 328A Goegle tn Ready Mtx Co , M tdd le port , Oh to 6 30 tf c RE PAIRED SAN ITATI ON , OHIO PH 662 6 FOR F REE es f tmates on al umtnum St d l .-.g St orm Doors and W1ndows , Ca r porls , Marquees and Ratl •ng Phone Cha rl es L tsle Syracuse , Oh io Ca rl Jacob Sales Representat tve V V Johnson and Son I n c 6 22 tfc TA~K S CLE ANED . 5 6 All work guaranteed ---------------SEPTIC AROBI C SEWAGE DoctorsJ , 4, 15 , Edge6f Ntght B 10 G1 rl m My L 1fe 6 13 00 - AnnthPr Wor ld 3 4 15 . General H osotfal6 13 Even•na atPops:t'O , M ovte"T heQuletMan ' 10 , Dayttme908 JO - Re tu rn of Pey ton Pla ce 3, 15 One lt l e t o Live 13 Phd Don ahue4 MatchGame ' 738 , F ltntstones6 , F tlm 33 OO - M 1ster Cartoon 3, Love, Amer •ca n Sty le 13 Somerset 15 Sesa me Sf 33 , 20 , Speedra cer 6 30 - Green A c res 3, Jeopardy 4 I Ldve Lu c y 6 , G illig an' s I sta nd 13 Hazel 8 Bonanza 15 00 - Bonanza 3, Mr Rogers 20, 33 , M erv Grtff tn 4 Andy Grtff tth 8 I Dream of Jeann te 13 Mt ss ton lmposstble 6 5 30- Elec Co 33 , Gomer Pyle USMC 13, Beverly Hllllt• ll•es8 Area's Most Reasonable Prtces a 4 10 Dally , 8 12 Sat lh.! q H Rawlings Sons B Jtld tng 991 1 1o 1 Mtdd leport 0 Newlywed Game 13, 6 , 1 30 - Ph. 992-5271 or w e wtlt tt R1ght ~l!ll!OOID~ ;;.tkt -u.~ 1 JO - 3 On A Mat ch J, 4 IS l eis Make A Deal 6, 13 As lhe Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam, Pomeroy , 0 Alignment Jeopardy 3, 15 , Password 6, News 8, 10, 13 , Bob Braun' s · 12 Open 8 T1l S Whee l CBS News 8 Don Imel 's World 10 50 50 Club 4 HURRY! U P HoLs TER~;;- -ow;-fur n 1fure We have all the sup $8,500 00 p lie s you wdl need SYRACUSE - In new ad Upholstery Fabrtes. a very d1l10n 3 large BR Bath large se tect•on of ny lons . ve111e ts, Her c u lon , vmy ls - In Nt ce ktfchen and d 1nmg cptt on prints , also remnants area Hardwood floors All Foam tor cushtons aYld electric Large lot Good padd i ng Burlap , den i ms , neighborhood $20,000 00 co ,, -br lc, toa m glue , Zippers , 1 floor , sp rings. a~d cllps, Chtp board s, • MIDDLEPORT plan 3 bedroom s Bath • Ieos, aew•ng thread, dacron. Dtntng R TV room New tackt , webbmg , welt cord, co tton- l W1vel bases, and all floor covenng -!Jflllty R other •u pp lles ' you will need Full basement Gas floor New f urnitu re at low , low furnace 2 car garage wtth pdcn Pomeroy Recovery workshop $13.000 00 622 E - GUARANTEEDPhone 992·2094 Spectah~t News 13 • 00 - Paul Otxon 4 Ph il Donahue r£, Frtendl y Junctton 10 , AM 3 Mr Rog ers 33 . Brady Bunch 6 Abbott and Cost el lo B. Biography 33 , Mov1e ' L•sa " 13 30 - To Tell the Truth 3, Secret Storm 8 M tc haels and Co 6 5~ - Chuck Wh1te Reports 10 00 - Dmah Shore 3, 15 , Joker ' s W1ld 10, 8 30 - Baffle 3 4, 1s $10,000 Pyram1d 8, 10 , M 1ke Douglas s 6 00 - Gambll8, 10 . Password 13, W1 zard of Odds J , 4, 15 30 - Holl ywood Squares 3, 4 15 Br ady Bunc h 13 , Bowlmg 6 Love ot Lde 8 10 1l S5 12 00 - Pomeroy Home & Auto -------------N E I GLERS FOR HOU SE --------------BUILDERS CALL GUY RON SHEPARD F loor , Wall NEIGLER On Most Amencan Cars Ph. 742-3985 T 9 9 10 10 11 11 •s.ss For Free Estimate -------------O' DELL WHEEL A lt gnment -DOZER - ------------located at Crossroads , Rt 124 , and back hoe wo rk ponds and sep l te f-'nks . d rt chtn g ser..,.rce top sod , frll d1rt , trmes fo ne , B&K Escavat .ng Pho n e 992 SJ67 or 992 3861 9 I tfc a 55 - EXPERT Wheel Alignment Rooftng . Spoufing , Porch Repa1r , Com plete Hom e Remodeling ELNA a nd Wh 1f e Sewtng Machtnes Se rv tce on all makes Re asonable rates The Sewing Cente r Mtd d leport , Oh to 111 6tfc ....... ----- - -- -- --~M c COY 'S AUCTION SERVICE For a r ea l auct •on. call the rea l Mc Coy 1 0 ' Mac M cCo y Chester , Dh10 10 3 1tc EXCAVATING Dozers large and small , Backhoes and loa ders on track and t tres , Dump t,r uck Lo boy se r vtce Sep t tc tanks m sta lled George ( B tll ) Pull tns , phone 992 2478 or 992 7 402 2 9 tfc 8 30 - D1ck Van Dyke 13. Huck and Yog16 9 CONSTRUCTION From the la r oe s1 Bul ldoz.er Rad 1ator to ::.mal les r Heat er Lore Nathan B1gg s Radtator Spectaltst a, Rt 4, Pomeroy, 0 991 3954 or 992 7349 PRICE Janak• 33 To Tel llhe Truth 6, RFD 20, Ca"""r life or Death _ THURSDAY, OCT 11 , 1973 JOHN TUCKER BY PAUL CRABTREE the Ji'i'ymg P an .•. ' J'houghL' 1 p1 c<hctcd disaster for the Democrats' nat1onal telethon, 16-yea r-old g1r1 and I'm lc7iV~r.ng home t mean packmg held a couple of weeks back, and l was sadly I for me) correct up and Leavmg , Wllhoul m y parents' know le~e I wont try to explam my reasons but they're good ones Bes1dcs, It would take The Ne1lsen ratings showed 11 the very lowest-rated program durmg ffie entire week's evemng-tune shows It ra•scd.mtereSL 1 up too much space Trouble IS, I don't ha ve any place to go or'any money Is but not much money, m West V1rgm1a and Oh1o , No press box m Amenca has what they have down at Ba1boursv1llc A lpvely there a way 1 ca n get enough money to keep me from starvmg. attendant who figures statiStiCS, orders coffee, and hnghtens up and do runaways have any chance of gettmg Jobs• the whole place Her name's Beth Spurlock, a' scruor who's [don't want to be a bum but I can't h vc here two more years already got a Jot of college work under her bell, artd a thoroughlyJ'd •·ather be dead - UNSIGNED dehghtful young lady The ultimate 1n 'Pcssmusm, 1 thmk, came m a rema rk from Unsigned Two more years m a m1serable home m1ght be better than my second-grade•, Shmybntc, who complamed that she would two years on the road - 1! you hve that long Bad lhmgs can have only one recess durmg a day when school was let out at noon Maybe I'm wrong, bui lt seems two TV shows a·re vastly unhappen to a Ili'year-old gtrl w1th no money and no place to go proved thts year "Maude" and "M-A-8-H " I was cool to both of Instead, why not 1 Look for a JOb so that you can be out of the house as much them last year , because one seemed to glorify the vulganty of war and the other the vulgarity of phony brotherhood and kneeas posstble ; c. 2 Fmd an adult you can talk lo and trust - the parent of a Jerk liberalism. Th1s season, both are .corruer , but some~ ow better And 1 applaud the fl>lks at WCHS-TV who ran a ve ry fnend , perhaps Wttll even one person on your s1de, problems sober postscnpt to a "Maude" episode on alcoMhsm, teUmg won 't seem so black 3. W1th the help of your fnend or counselor , reason out the where to call locally, for help for the problem dnnker Grea I Folks w1th e1ght-track stereo players m the1r cars may like a real trouble at home If you can't change thmgs, at least you'll new accessory a cartndge-s1zed FM tuner 1nsert that uses the learn to face them 4 And always remember, two years IS a very small part of system's speakers Fnend D1ck Newell IX>ught one and likes 1t, . your life . Take each day as a challenge, accomplish as much as but adv1ses not to go for lower-pnced modelS, wh1ch are not so you can, look toward the future and prepare yourself for 11, and hot Cmderella story of the year m sports has to be that of DICk Baney, so httle-regarded he was cut by a bush-league club m the don 't dwell on mjusllces " The road " has 1ts share of them too mmors early th1s season, and wound up p1tchmg the pennantHELEN AND SUE chncher for the Reds +++ One of our local hoods had an apt-but..:uttmg remark when Dear Helen ' I'm 18 Was marned at 17 We were real happy until a fnend West V1rgm1a State Trooper Gene Bumgardner qu•t the for ce to of mme moved m w•th us I trusted him, but he fed my w1fe some study ch1ropract1c "Now maybe he'll stop breakmg bones and start Ioong them " Gene was a dedice!ed, honest, but very hes about me havmg an affair So my w1fe started drmkmg more and more One mght she rugged cop Speakmg or cops, w1ll the pollee m Me1gs County came home late and very drunk I couldn't stand it so 1 slapped ever release the real story of the cat who blew mto town m m•dher to brmg her out of 11 (This had happened two or three tunes swnmer, lived 1t up m the Pomeroy-Middleport area for several weeks, then InJUdiCIOUsly tned to cross the Oh10 R1ver m a car' ' before.) Now she's been gone for three weeks and she tells everybody I'm a wife-beater I never h•t a woman before m my hfe and I wgttl never Will agam ' by HENRI ARNOlD aod BOB LEE Please tell me how I can get he1 back I Jove and need her, Unsc ra mbl e these four Jumbles. but every time I try talkmg to her, he1 IX>yf11end IS around one Jetter to eac h square, to 1 do n I form four ordmary words. SORRY mrnd, dear 6 00 - Sunrise Semmar 4, Sacred Heart 10 6 15 - Amertca ' s Problems 10 6 20 - Farm Report 13 · 6 2S - Paul H arvey 13 6 30 - Colu mbu s Today4 , B1ble Answe r s 8 Pattern s tor L•v•ng n , News 6 6 4S - Corncob Report 3 Farmhme 10 7 bo - Today 3 4, lS1 CBS News 8, 10, Flmtst ones 13 , Romper Room 6 7 30 - Rocky & Bul lwmk le lJ , New Zoo Revue6 8 00 - Capt, Kangaroo 10, Sesame St 33 , New Zoo Revue 13 , La ss ie 6 MODERN SANITATION ,,f Rap 1·m a " The Law and Jake Wade " 8 , " The f•ghflng Seabees" 10 • · 1 00 - Your Health 4 News 13 • ·1 JO - News 4 DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE H ea ttng • Atr Cond Relngeraho n Plumbmg Elect~ t ca l Applian ces Auto A•~ Cond • Res1dent1al or Commerc:1al Out 11 00 - News3. 4, 6, 8,1 0,13. 15 JanakiJ3 11 30 - Johnn y Carson 3 4, 15 , F tle It Unde r F ear 6. 13 . M ov•es SEPTIC TAN CLEANED MAINTENANCE & REPAIR 1973 14x70 MOB I LE home , washer a ...,d dryer, dtSh washer , stamless stee l smk , garbage dtsposa1, ...,.,eye le\lel oven . range, da cro n polyester carpet, large lot Phone 742 --------------+-- - -·-----·--------For Rent REGI S TERED Polled FUR NI SHED 2 bedroom apart · rnent, adults only Mtd dleport, phone 992 3874 10 2 tfc POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992·2094 606 E. Ma•n Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Phone 992 -2550 p AND J HOME -------------~-- 10 2 10tc IN SYRACUSE Mason, 1/11 Va i 33 . Beat The Clock 13, Charles Bla1r s 'Better World IS , New Pr ice Is Rtght 8, 10 , World of Surv1vat4 8 00 - Maude 8, 10, Chase 3, 4 15 Tempe~atures R1s l ng 6, 13 , Black. Corn~sers 20, 33 8 30 - Movie ' Sh1rts Sktns" 6, 13 , Hawatt F1ve Oa, 10 9 00 - Magtctan 3, 4, 15 • .. 9 30 - Shall B. 10 Roberta Flack 20,33 10 00 - Marcus We lby, M D 6 13 News20 PotlceStory3 4.15 Our Stree t 33 ~ 10 30 - Woman 33 • STEREO RADIO , 8 track tape comb inat ion , am fm ra d to, 4 way speaker sound system Brti ~ '"I CC $111 92 , or use o ur budg et t e rm s Ca ll 9°:! 3965 10 7 6Tt:: l0B3. WANTED 773 SS54 J 7 IS 7 30 - & THINGS Gent> ration Hap • .< ::::,_ 6. 8 10, 15 ABC News 13. Sesame Street 10 .. . . .: " YOUR Help Wanted ---- ----------- MATERIALS CO r: • 6 J0 -. NBC N ews 3, 4, IS AB C News 6 CBS News 8 10 Hogan's Heroe~ 13 Yovr Future Is Now 33 ' ' 7 00 - What s M y Lme 8 Elec. Co 20 Beat T he Clock 4 News 10 Lee Trev1no's Golf 15 . Truth or Con~equen ces 6 Dust y's Trail 13 , Marco SportltteJ3 , Clllt Robertson at Squaw Valley MONEY IS SA F E AND WILL - -------------- WOMAN wanted to l tve tn wtth elderly la dy, very l tQht house k P~>pmg Ca ll 992 593 9 10 9-3t c (OM J'LETE JNTERIOR HEPAIR 4, Sporlscope 33 ALL WEATHER ROOFING CO. Bradbury foundat1 on for 1ust $16,000 oo NEW LISTING - 157 acres of """-------- . !r ----n tce laying fa r m l and •n Columb ia Township Large ba rn, noce pastures wolh callle --------------- BEAUTICI AN wanted Phone 992 2840 or, even,ngs 992 64 31 10· 3-6t C 992 ·3863 After 6- 992-5844 . -------------- Compact Portable ~6 s5 ~~~ 0can have a new 3 -------------CORNER c upboards wall All new furmture, nice area, no pets . Call Earl Ingels, Jr. NEW LISTING - 3 bedrooms, bath , dtntng room . la rg e k tt CASH pa i d for all makes anct chen , 2 porches, front enclosed Hot water heat Full basem en t. mode l s of mobile homes nt ce lot and 2 car garage On l y Phone area code 614 423 9531 _J 413tfc $13 500 00 r::-----""?---_.--, NO 1 Co pp er 62c , r adrators JO e, brass 20c. baltertes 90c, clean , dry , Gtns eng root s S58 lb, ye llow r oot $5, may app le 60c M A Hall, Reedsville Phone 378 6249 9 23 tf c Two Bedroom Furnished Apt. ' 8 22 tfc For Sale ~- ----- - --- - -- SOMEO NE to brush hog F ree manure Joh H d M rnersv1lle . ~ 10 ou ashelt , 10 7 ltp - ------------NEW 1 c ' 51 L. openmgs e rows ea" Hovse for grill cook , Wa lt ress , carhop, apply 10 person No exper ience necessary , will tra 1n 10 3 6tc - Now Available Vtrqtl B . T 1'.1ford. Sr . Brok ;'r 110 MPcha111c Strf'(•t Pomeroy . Ohto -1:0769 apartmenfs 2 bedrooms down wdh gas furnace s, f u ll 1220Wa~h1ngton Blvd ba seme nt , a n d 1 bedr oom 423 752 1 BELPRE. 0 !_,apartment up Garage and nt ce L-----------,-~ tn Middlepo r t A skmg '$25 000 00 - --------------- TEAFORD very good cond Jt to Phone 773 5805 MILLER HOMES MOBILE . BABYSITT IN G n my horne weekday s Ca ll 992 57 04 10 7 3tp ------------- - -14-----------x 65 TRAILER 2 bedroom, Co mpl et e mobtl e home se rvr c e p l us g 1ganh c dt sp1ay of mobile home s alway s ava1 lable at ENTERTAINMENT 9 5 JOt c Hom e 12 x 55 ' 3 bedroom, front k ttchen , ca tl 985 <~179 ask rng $3 ,5 00 10 9 Jtp A1r Conditioners Awmngs ~ Underp•nnmg Reser va tiOns Make them at our off •ce m Pomeroy, P 0 Bo x 42 6, or ca II Pomeroy 992 Bradbury 6 p m Co. Road 5 HOGG & ZUSPAN FURNITURE m can 99 2 7363 after AUTO TRIM 992·2839 Bu1ltto Your •Spec s Delivered to Job S1fe 6 00 - News J. •. .. v· ·..: .,., , . . . . {$ TUESDAY: OCT. 8, 1973 ROOFING. FUR NACE CLEANING AND REPAIR AND 4 PLUMBING. RUSSELL'S WOOD TRUSSES 5 ROOM house On 3 acres of land Tuppers Ptams Che st er water , a tl n ew p /umbtng , alummum S1d mg , f ue l oil furnace Call 98 5 JSJ9 9 30 121p -------------67 MOUNT Vernon Mobtle --------------- STEAK DINNER ----------- - -Wanted To Buy 1968- wiNo sol1-60~-t;:, 2 bedrooms Ve r y good con d1t1on Call 992 3511 10 9 14tc .46, 2 bedroom wil l se ll Wt th or wdhout f u rn tlu r e Good condtf1on Cal l 773 5689 or see Martin Graham at Zuspan Street , Ma son West V Jrg 1n1a 10 3 7tc ANNUAL MEETING Yard sale 1957 WE STWO OD Mob ile Ho me excellen t condr fton Call 99'1 5867 I0 9 6fp -------------MOBILE home 69 Regent 12 x Metgs County Farm Bureau Federation _ ___________ _ ~OWICed tn KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS Many spec: tals durtng the month of Ocl Phone Helen Jane Brown 992 5113 10 2 tfc I WILL NOT be re spon Si ble for a ny debts cont r a c ted by anyone other than myse lf as of th•s day , Oct 1 or the 15th of Se pt ember Stg ned, Ralph E Brownngg ........ 10 7 3t p Real Estate For Sale _________ ____ __________ __ _ Mtddleport Tuesday , Wed nesd ay and Thursday starttng at 9 am 10 8 3tc SWEEPER Reparrs Parts , Suppltes Dtscount pr 1ces on General mer c handtse fhr u our catalog departm ent Phone ,367 7736 Da vJs Vacuum Cleaner Store , 10 am 5 p m Add rson , Oh tO 9 23 30tc ___ __________ _ ------Mobile Homes-For- Sale- ------H O U SE for sale located -YARD ------------SALE at 692 Plum St galvaniZed roof on church un trl Oc t 15 Phone 843 243 2 or 84 3 2687 10 9 6tp for sale , freld g r own We only have one color - yellow 10 bunches for 55 we hav e some out '" ful I b loom some rust buddtng R e ynold s Flo wer Sh op , Ma son , w Va Call 773 5 1.4 7 ..._ 9 26 tfc 6 ROOMS and bath , 1n town $11 000 Call 992 3975 or 99 2 smalL shaggy , we rg h 12 lbs 257 1 at maturtty $15 Phon e .._ 9 28 tf c Coolville 667 62 14 """"""""' 10 5 6tp 1 ! 1 ACRE lo ts, Darwm area Tuppers P i atns water PARKVIEW Kennels Poodles Co ntact Her she l M cCl ure 1 toy male and l female Da rr y Isle , until J p m 99 "2 Phone 992 5<443 5248, a ft er 3, 992 3436 _ 7 15 ttc 9 2812t c NO TRE SPA SS ING , hun t ing, or f ts hmg on the C E Burn property VIol ators Wtll be prosecuted SJg ned Wayne ( But chl W11son , 1o 2 6tc -------------WILL accept b rds to put on a Gray Manor Apartments . -------------CA IRN Terrter AKC puppy , Notice YARD Sa le, Frtday & Sa tu rday, 9 a m ttll 5 p m 571 Laurel Sf , Midd leport , Ohto 10 9 3ft ' ' KENNE LS of Calhoun - Toy poodle puppres $60 to 595 , Stamese ktttens Sl 5 Phone 256 62 47 10 1 30tc Or Write Jewell Co., Inc. Box 104, M•ddleport , 0. PLt:ASAN l - !he Redskins Boosters Club Will sponsor a yard sale Saturday , Oct, 20, at the JUmor h1gh school here startmg at 10 a m P•·oceeds w•ll be used for all sports sponsored by the JuniOr high A letter Will be mBiled to parents w1th 1nforma twn concernmg th1s prOJect For further quesbons, c•ll Mrs. Russell Bibbee ( 675-4800), Mrs James Lemasters ( 6751745), Mrs John W1thers (675-2324), or Mrs. Wilham Rardm, Jr. (675-4383). The club w1ll appreciate contnbuhons for the sale from everyone m the area of R_ITES THURSDAY household 1tems, tools, furPARIS (UPI) -The funeral mture or clothmg Saturday, ·of French race car dr1ver Oct. 13, startmg at I p m , ,Francois Cevert wtll take place members of the Junior high -Thursday m Parts or in a sports programs w1ll make a western provmctal · town, ac- door-to-door canvass collectmg cording to members of his items for the sale. famlly. An auction w1ll be held m the The sports newspaper l'E- afternoon of the day of the sale qmpe said Cevert's body would for large Items. be flown to Pans this evemng from New York and arrive m SUSPECT CHARGED Fra)lce Wednesday mormng. ATLANTA (UP!) - A JUVeCevert's stster, Jacqueline Beltolsen SBid the exact hour of nile was charged Monday with the funeral has not yet been pointmg a p1stol at another dectded. Tht sel'V!ce will take person m the same area of place In Pam or m Vaudenay Atlanta Stadmm where Sports Editor Jesse Outlor of the in west France. Mrs. Beltetse, the wife of Atlanta Consbtutwn was shot race driver Jean-Pierre Bel- sUnday The youth has not been toise, was at her parents' home in the Outlar shootmg charged , In Neu1lly wben her brother was killed Saturday m a racing but Capt. W. B. Blackwell sa1d, suspect." accident at Walkms Glen, N Y. "he is our pr1me I Outlar 's cond11lon was reported as 11 Senous but stable" Munday mght m an Atlanta hospital. He had ROSTER TRIMMED surgery late SWlday for a SALT LAKE CITY (UP! ) ~ The Utah StarS. trunmed two bullet wound m his lower left rookies from the1r roster chest Pohce sa1d that when Outlar Monday to reach the 11-man American Basketball Assocla- declmed to g1ve a youth a nde \(on player llmit for the start of from the stadium to downtown Atlanta , the youth pulled a the 1973-74 season. pistol and shot OuUar m the They were forward Pete Harris from Stephen F Austin lower chest. and guard W1l Robmson of , West yuginia. GREAT COUNTRY Pets For Sale RED CARPET INN, PHONE 304-675-5007 Notice --- ---- - - --LOTS of ch rysonlhemu ms TRAILER , Brown 's Trailer 2 NEW hom es, 3 bedrooms , Park M tne r sv tlle Cal l 992 built m k..rlche ns loc i' t ed '" 3J24 R u lland Call Mi lO Hut ch rns on 742 3615 or 742 6743 10 9 li e: 10 7 71c WE NEED J WOULD i tke to tha nk al l the ROOMS by th e week. , S18 up M e1gs Inn Pomer oy 7 12 ttc STA R ' kills rat s QU'rckly SUI e- 21 ~ lbS ~~ 69 EberSb -"C h Hdwe , Sugar Run Mdls, Pr ckens Hdwe Mason 10 9 JOtp APARTM E N TS- Good- ~o(lhe workrng man Clnd Wtfe near Darwrn Ohro Eff1c1ency apartments, newly decorate d . Wtl / ren t furntshed or un furn ts hed E lec tn c heat and c1 ty water Rent reasonable 773 51 18 10 9tfc ~ POMEROY, OHIO 8 30 am to 5 00 p m Da tly, 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon Satur da y 10 3 61C 1956 FORD three quart er ton , good cond•t•on , sns Cttll 949 3746 a ft er 6 p m 10 9 St c any organrza r ron , phon e 992 3975 3 11 lfc ASK US ABOUT PRE-FABRICATED 12tc 4 ROOM apartmenl w tt h bafh and 1 bed r ooms on 104 Spr •ng A\lenue- Call 992 5908 I 0 7 61 C --------------PRIVATE meE>trng r oom fo r POM~!~~v~.?,T~~- CO. 'Oi' BLIND ADS Addtttonal 2Sc Advertisement $99S 4 door, 6 cylt nder automat•c transmtss1on , good fires, c lean tntertor be•ge f1n1sh rad•o & hea ler. real econo m y & a popular model ' 1913 FOR 0 Gran Tor1n0 autornatJt, Ps, Pb , AC radial t 1re s lb 000 miles \1 ,800 Phone 74"'J 3334 Bolforn Ohto Phone 985 3310 10 7 J tp 51395 6 1967 CHEV£LLE 25 Per Cent Dis count on p11 1d ads and ad5o pa id wtth.n 10 days CARD OF THANKS I OBITUARY $2 00 for 50 word m tn tmum Eac h addlt tonal word 10 1 U NF UR NI SHED apartments , at so . tra dr>r space LonQ 4 door fa ctory atr cw tom Atic lransm1sston , power steenng & brakes. good white wall t ~res, wh lte fm ish, , vtnyl roof. rAdto , heavy duty suspens•on M tn tmum Charge$1 00 3t unfurntshed apartments Phone 991 S43o4 4 12 He ~139S Bl A.CK Tenne!)see Walk.er coli Telephone 991 3640 after S p rn 10<4 Ji tc 1977 HON OA 450 1 elephone 991 1640 ;:t II rr S tJ fll 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished ilnd 11 door. V 8 ~ulomattc , power .stee rmg radto, good f1res blue lmt sh , spotless mtertor Stble for more than ont tn cents per Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS '• MOEH t E. hOm(' 11 X 30 , 1 bedroom Call Albert H ill 944 1'261 Racme Oh•o 10 s 61 ( Television Log -Business Services Pme"" Ntoht chth hdYL' 'J 30 n•ghlclub h<en !. C ~oute 7 Pom ~ roy , Oh•o lO 3 61 C ' WANT AD _ INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 P M Oav Before Publicat ion Monday De-ad tme 9 a m 1-4 t ll 'lPEPI~(, ~·,·:· r �' • 10 - The Dati) S.nt.nel, MniLUepurt-l'omero). 0. Oft 9. l9o3 ::~-.-:.:.:·:·:·:·:··-:·;·. .·..-:· :·: .· ·=···::···· ~: • Holzer Medical Center • IDischarged) • Edna Ellis, Robert Halley, Rubert Hesson, Brenda Holley, Nora Huudashelt, Margaret Johnson , Donald Kmg, Odessa Kruskamp , David Masters, UByd Mayes, John McGraw, Paula McKinney, Ayen Mtlchell, Btlly Mosley, Betty Porter, Mary Pte kens, Mrs. Ronald Ratliff, Eileen Mining deeds would be ~J. Voit~e alortg· Br'Jflay :~ BY JACK O'BHIAN death .. That means \wo syndicates are m·restricted by new law JAPANESE MAY HARBOH A volved. '!'he Buyers want to make II a perma::·· By OHEW \'ON BEHGEN WASH INGTON i UPI ) Time after titne tn the hills of Appalachm, large COill hrm~ have pushed poverty-stncken lando" ners off thetr property in order to carve put the blnck mmeral. '!'he landowners objectl'd m many rases, but lost out "hen the coal t'Ompany produc-ed half""entury-old deeds to mineral rights Sen. M,ulow W Cook,ll-Ky., planm"d to offer an a.~n£!n<.IJnt:'t J t today to a pendmg nat10nw1de coal stnp muung btU tu g1ve th e su1 face ownel'~ the uprcr hand It would requtre wn ttcn consent or waiver by th<' surface owner before the coal operator could tmpiement itis "broad form deed' and extract the coal. The Senate, by a 53-33 vot<·. passed a sum lur but lumWd amendment by Senate Demo, crahc leRder Mtke Mansf1eld, 0-Mont., as 1t began constder utton of the btll Mo nday. Man sf wld' s amen d ment would prolubil stnp mwon all land tng where. the federal govern ment owns the mwcr a l rights, but a pnvate mdtVlduul owns the surface. lt \\ ould allow underground mirung on such pt operty. Mosl land fallmg unde1 the MansfH'Id t~mc n dm ent IS tn the western pl~.ins states Cook's mncndm r nt toclay IS looked on fa vorably by en· vironmentahs ts . But Cook warned Monday that m sulvmg envtronmentfJl problems, the btll co uld cause greater econom1c and ener gy problems "We may stop some stnp mirung, " he told, the Senate _, "But we'r·e dig m a grave." MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT Ocl 9 Walt Di sney'$ REDKNOBS& BROOMSTICKS (Techn•color) A"g ela Lans bury Dav1d Tomlin son IG I D• sney C.1 r toon s Band Con cert Pluto's He art· Throb Adm1 ss ron $1,50 & 7Sc Show Sta rts 7 p m Wednesday & Thu1 sday Oct 10 11 NOT OPEN Sen. Henry M. J;<ckson, DWiLsh . author of the bill, satd u(Jt'Ontrolled strtp nun tng "has off t-el~ a stark, WtjustLCiable, and mtolerable degradation tn the quality of life m local ('Qll"'HIUnllJ esm •• Two amendments by Sen Jcruungs Randolph, D·W Va , mvolvmg the economtc tmpact of the btll , were also approved One would direct the Cost of Uvmg Cotm cll to grant (..'Oal prtce lOcreuses to offset p1oduc twn cost lfi{'reases caused by the btll, and the .other would provtde federal money [or reloCllliOil and re· employment o£ miners put out of work by the btll Willard Oay dies at work W11lard (BtU ) Clay , 60, Rl. 3, Pomeroy, dted Monday after collapswg at work on the Mason Chnsttan Brethren Church Clay was taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital by tlte Mason E-R squad but was pronounced dead on arrival Mr Clay, a store room clerk at the Kyger Creek Power Plant 1n Cheshlre, was a member of the Mason C'hrtsttan Brethren Church, of the Uttltly Workers of Arncnca , Local 430, the Hutland Amertcan Legton Post 467, and W<Js a veteran of World War· two . Il01 n Aug 15, 1913 in Hunltngton, Mr Clay was the son of the late Frank and Besste Collmgsworth Clay He ts survived by hts wtfe, Luctlle, Rl. 3, Pomeroy; three step-sons, Dewey Smtih, C'hester; Hoy Bush, Ft. Myers, Fla., and Gay Bush, Westerville ; three s tep-daughters, Mrs. Gertrude Brewer and Mrs Arwana Tye, both of Columbus, and Miss Dorothy Smtih, Ft . Myers, Fla , and one brother, Irvm Clay, Yakima, Wash . Funeral serviCes will be beld Thursday, 1: 30 p.m. at the Mason Chnstian Brethren Chtu-ch, wtth James H. Lewis of!lctatmg. Burtal wtll be m the Kirkland Memorial Gardens where nuhtary gravesrde rites wtll be conducted. Fnends may ca ll at the Foglesong Funeral Home any lime alter 3 p.m. Wednesday The body will be taken to the chw·ch one hour prior to the serv1ce where 1t Wlll lie m state. ' PEARL Of A RESORT NE WYORK I K"'S l - Moe Dali12 is dealing wllh Japanese cash-ktds 1they're everywhere smce devaluatton!J to peddle hts lavtsh La Costa, Calif., health farm . there's a meagre matter of a $16,000,000 Teamsters-Penston Fund Loa~ holdtng tt off ... Among margmal Watergate notes ts the fa ct that a couple of the Whtte House mdtctees lolled _at La Costa whtle plannmg thetr legal fight. Howard Cosell treats hts crttics lhtsaway he walked up to Datly News analyst Norm Mtller at a gnd brash, placed both hands on Norm 's shoulders and wheedled.<Jealed , "I'm really a very mce guy. I've worked hard for everytlung I've got " True - that Jagged personality couldn't possibly be mheriled .. Mrs Cose ll a"-Sured all at the party Howard's not returmng to Monday Night Football-calling next season Remember the Washmgton Post's " Agnew Wtll Restgn 111 a Week" headlines ' Wha' hoppen ? Here 1t IS seven weeks and he'smore mtent on hangmg in there than ever .. ABC-TV 's Howard K Smtih zapped the Post, Senatorial Watergate hearmgs and network d1storbons for helpmg clobber Due Process. Henry Ford II melted off 20 lbs. at La Costa and looked spiffll y slender at "21" ... Multi· mtlhonatre Russell Feldmann had a stroke, and sold off hts Emerson and Dumont radio-TVstereo ftrms, kept only the vacuum cleaner busmess ... Russ' beautiful twms are wed to Spiro Skoufas Jr and lawyer Joe McKee . Ea rly-radto Street Smger Arthur Tracy 1 m ll\s 70s, wtll campaign agamst Milton Berte for pres of AGVA, the vaudevtll.,..nighlclub AFL· CIO unton And for himself, of course A syndicate is dealing for the closed Copacabana since ex-operator Julie Podell's ((;onunued from Page It lis de . September. Three were fll'e calls, 24 were ca rna m e three miscellaneous calls. Of emergenc_y runs, and the~e ~~and nine were out of tmvn. 1be ne nt blac k-talent showcase. Don 't mvite ZsaZsa the firstatd calls, 15 w~e tn mil durmg the month. 3 626 and Kaye Stevens to the Slime bank · Kaye town'svehiclesweredrtven · ~ 1 budget commission walked off with the plasttcs tycoon mvolved. THE FINDINGS OF the Metgs un y · i The Milton Rackmtls are dtvorcmg. Mtlton, allocating $138,908.12 for the nJe~t ~~~ ~.~~~~~"::~nw:: retired president of MCA, once also principal approved A request from Dr. · · dA owner of Decca Records, came hor.te one mght new streei ltght near the rear of hi~ office 011 North Secon ve., Reynolds, Uoyd Sears, Jr., w referred to the Safely Conuntltee. to ftn d Gla dys wt th another man - her Iawyer Tammy Shotts, Janice Suns, "l'Ma or ~-ride ask ·~ council to consider prohibiting the who handed Mtlt the papers ... Liz Taylor may Mrs . J ane sprtege · 1' Car1 solt'ct't;noY of ""' merchants "" by residents of ofber -~~~s. The mayor -., ith h hc1ting No permits guest on the Merv Grilfm Show - M.erv . m- Waugh, Coell Wetherholl, troduced Liz to Mtke Todd, her only marrtage said that.b)lSinesses are deluged W sue so · Rhonda Williams, Kimbal should be issued to allow any group to do any soliciting, the ted Tbe suggestion will be studied. Council also that didn't end tn anger ... Hedy Lamarr has her Mapes. one datly meal at Clos Normand, lunolt-ltme (Births) mayor sugges · M'ddl t Chamber of t took no action on a request from the 1 epor . f f d 11 ed d Mr. and Mrs. Lendel Jessee, eommerce that parking meters In town be made free during the steak fo ow by sea so vttamms or esser Never gams wetght. Stps a little, tho. a son, Coalton; Mr. and Mrs. , Ch sh ing season Alec Gumness, biggest star-hit m London's Harold F1sher, Jr., a daughter, rt~asil ~PP 11 agre~ that there will be no trick or treat " Habeas Corpus," told some kid actors "Never Jackson. ni ht ~n~ 1 ~,11~~~ !gain this year. Instead, the village wiD be dtscourag~d," e.ptaining elder character Pleasant Valley Hospital .!ist Feeney-Bennett Post 128, American Legion, with Its anactress Marltte HWtt once was hts dramattc Discharges : Lucmda Hard· . t coach and adviSed ·him seriously to qwt, man Leon · Mrs Gary Nor- nual commuruty Halloween pa_r y. wertoaninquiryabouthow · ' ' · At the close of the meettng, m ans District would know that it~ returned hts tUition an d assure d Str AI ec he ha d thup Mason. David Whttno talent; Marltta had the British grace to be tingu;n daughter Red House . the Leading Creek _Conservancy th five families on Middleport t • • ' been granted permiSSion to serve e h he acted w1'th h'un 1aer. em barrass ed wens Mrs. Barbara Jones, Pomt dthattheClerk-Treasurerwillsenda Have another Washington Rwnor : White Pleasant· Mrs Leonard Lee HtU, Mayor Zerk1~ answere House counsel Leonard Garment to doff his top- Southsld~ · ' letter to the distrtd. ,,_ Ung ere Chief of Police J J •· · · Others attendmg ~« mee w · • Ntxon hat soon ... An assoctale wt th a su onger Btrlhs: October 5, a daughter dM . I e Supervisor Harold Chase. am enanc tummy viewed the sleazy " The Grande Boulfe" to Mr . and Mrs Woodrow Cremeans an fltck and capsuled 1t thus : it commtts ALL Starcher Glen Morgan w Seven Deadly Stns - pride, covetousness, lust, Va.; a daughter to Mr.' and anger, gluttony, envy and sloth ... Tony Martm Mrs. David Whtttington, Red starred at a Chtcago Hotel and left m an ex- House; October 6, a daughter penstve huff : got hts pay~heck closmg rught to Mr . and Mrs. Andrew (Continued from Page I) wtth $1,250 deducted for tabS he'd signed. Last Beattie Long Bottom- Oh1o. an immediate 66 pet. increase in prtces plild by Western oil ltme I'll play thts room, and other;ohimpers. Veter~ns Memorial H~spltal comparues. Oil sources said the demand could result in the Joe Louts says Muhammad Ali s chances Admitted _ Rose- Hooper biggest leap in crude otl prices in two years, a move almost for a rt~g glory rerun are slun. Based on wal- Athens; Bernard Ratrden: certain to affect the Amertcan c·onsumer. chmg hun closely m the ununpress1ve near-rruss Hartford ; worthy Brtght, The sources said the price hike demand was presented over Ken Norton ... Serg1o Francht and stster Langsville. Monday to 13 Western companies by six stales on :he Persian Dana Valery co-warbled a complete free mtm- Discharged _ Garrett Rtfe Gulf, members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting show wtth th~ ptamst at Onde's. After mhahng a James Carnahan, Nellie Dunn: Countries (OPEC) . The six gulf states, Saudla Arabia, Iran, Everett Erwin. ltdy moun tam of fetuccmt. Iraq, Kuwait, Abu Dhabi and Qatar, demanded that crude oil • pr1ces rtse from $3 a barrel to $5 and that machinery be established to insure that in the future the prices keep step with inflation, the sources srud. ° The commtllee compnsed of Mayor Musgrave, Robert Wm~ett, Ed Sommer, the Rev. John DavLs, Homer Sm1th, Dick Ord and Barlow Jones will be led by Smtih and Jones as co-chaLrmen. It was only last week that the committee got a shot m the arm when the Mason County Court allocated $15,000 toward complelton of the project. Durmg the dtscuSSion w1th court offtcJals, tl was agreed that the ctty will go ahead wtth furmshmg the " facthly w1th r...,taurant type eqUipment for the purpose of youngsters using tl to provide food and refreshments. Also court of!Jctals suggested that a ftreplace be added, but reported concermng picmc as was pomted out last night, this will depend on the amount of funds raised m the community drive. Mayor Musgrave reported on meeting with a group of yoWtgsters who had projected many tdeas regarding the factltty to be used by teenagers from all over the county. Attention was called to the need for block laymg next on' the structure wtth Mayor Musgrave statirtg that th1s IS expected to get under way th1s week. Councilman Tom Sauer tables in Harmon Park and said due to their not bemg used m the present location he suggested movmg these to the oppoSite end of the park .'One is located bes1de the construction area for the youth center. Councilmen present were : Jack Fowler, Tom Sauer, Harry Rhodes, Howard Lee MtUer, Everett Grtmm, Btll Wellman, Russell Holland. Others there were Patty Burdette, ctty clerk; Carroll Casto, ctly attorney and Mayor · John Musgrave. Damascus Open Wednesday and Thursday 9:30 to 5 p.m. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Turning cooler Friday or Saturday. Daytime highs In Mostly clear tomghl w1lh fog the upper 70s and low 80s redevelopmg. Lows tomght m lowering to mid 50s and low 60s by Saturday. Nighttime the mtd 50s and low 60s. Partly lows in the 50s and low 60s cloudy and contmued mild Wednesday with highs in the lowering to upper 30s and mid 40s by Saturday morupper 70s and low 80s ning. . • ·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:::::·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:::::::~~=-:·:·:·:·:·:-:>:·:·:·: :::::::· LOCAL TEMPS Temperature m downtown SONGFEST SET Pomeroy Tuesday at 11 a.m. A Gospel songfest w1ll be was 69 degrees under cloudy held at the Assembly of God sktes Church, Dudding Lane, Mason, Saturday, Oct. 13 at 7:30p.m. featunng the "Gospel UNIT CAJ.LED The Middleport E-R squad Lighters" . Other singmg answered a call to 371 S. groups wlll also be featured. . Second Ave., at 6·21 p.m. The Rev. Chester Tennant 1s Monday for Mrs. Robert the pastor The public is mvited Caruthers who w~s havmg to attend dtfftculty breathtng She ·was taken to the Holzer Medical Center PRICE RAISED CLEVELAND (UP!) - The Standard Otl Company of Ohio LOCAL TO MEET Local 426 Ulthly Workers' (Soh10) today announced a one Umotl of Amenca wtll meet at 5 cent per gallon mcrease in the p.m Wednesday at the Union pnce of gasoline at tts comhall m Pomeroy Of!tctals said pany-operated stattons. The the session Is very Important new prices are 39.9 cents per and urged all · members to gallon for regular and low lead 43 .9 cents per gallon of attend. premtwn, a Sop10 spokesman satd. Weather FOR - . • THE HOME TEAM BY FORMFIT ROGERS L I • ; \ ' YOUR MONEY NEEDS CARE, TOO > Just like good health habits, you need good money habits too. Savings accounts, with in- · ' terest, can develop into healthy • sums in a short period of time. A checking account is a good way to keep h"ack of expenses and enables you to stop unnecessary drains on your budget. . Auto Teller Window ana Walk·up Window Open Friday Evenings 5 to 7 P.M. WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE PITTSBURGH L:ilbens ,a~ional B hk -A.CIHCINNA Tl ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation t (NfWSP.'.PER ENTf!RI'RISE ASSN ) I, I This series of KAREN GRIFFITH AS SHE appears in her Ohio State Umvcrstly marchmg band uruform No bulges (from her long tresses) can show m the top of her military-style hat tradition vehicle had moderate to heavy tmued on m the dttch for ap- The daughter of Me and Mrs Charles Gnfftth , Karen has found that bemg the ftrst woman selected for the tradiltonally allmale band tS a challenge She's been swamped by news media requests for mterv1ews, mcluding TV appearances She's h3n<!led it well. Karen has never failed m her comments to emphastze that the men of the band have been most cooperative and helpful Karen has worked many hours to come up wtth a system for gettmg her long tresses under the band uniform hat No bulges are permtlted m the top of the hat, but wtth some expenmentmg, she's managed 11. Her Wttform, made for a male, had to go to the tatlor for altermg Shoes - all must be ahke - were also a problem One of the men of the band accompanted her to several Columbus stores m her search for the male type shoe whtch would conform to regulatwns and sllll Itt Karen 's foot , stze 51h At any rate, Karen , a trumpet player who has appeared on Metgs County stages many tunes , finally goltt all together \n her umform she looks like the 159 others m the 160-ptece band, whtch IS just the way she wants It Karen ts busy m her new role. She marched wtlh the band at the OSU-Washmgton game Saturday in pre-game and halftune activtltes and on Sunday evening marched m downtown Columbus when the band took part in Ute Columbus Day parade Thts Swtday Karen wtll be takmg part m a ma rchmg band concert to be held tn Mershon Auditorium - already sold out. She wtll appear in the Lakewood concr,rl on Oct 18, the homecommg parade and rally on Oct 26, and the Northwestern game on Oct. damage to tis n ght door and stde Three and a half hours later, depultes mvesltgated an acctdent on CR 43, ftve-tenths of a mtle east of CR 46. A ptckup truck dnven by Joseph D Marcil\ko, Rt. I, Reedsville, was tra veling east on 43 when proximately 48 feel, h1ttmg a rock whtch caused a blowout of two of the truck's llres Nutter's veh1cle also had moderate damage to tls nghl fron t wheel and bumper. No InJuries were reported, and the other vehtcle was not tdenttfted. Karen Griffith ~ ;j are 111 lion-hearted Ultron®, cling-free , and .blessed with / I \ I the Monsanto' Wear-Dated /1 I ' guarantee. Which makes ' them unbeatable , and beautiful ; •:0:. • .:· ::·:••; ·= · ::::::·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:•,•'•,•:•: ;.;.,.;.; ·.;.; ;.,.;...;.·.:·.··. Briefs~i ~· By United Press International SOME GASOLINE DEALERS, UNHAPPY Wl1'H Phase IV regulations conlrollmg how much they can charge, have ignored the controls and ratsed prices by as much as 6 cents a gallon, the Internal Revenue Servtce sayd. . The IRS satd Tuesday 11 is mvestigatmg violattons of price controls tp several states, but agenl!; swd tt is up to consumers to report such mcreases to tltem, smce enforcement of the controls 1s based strtctly on complaints Bestdes the tlle~al prices mcrease, one major suppher, Standard Otl of Ohio, sa1d It IS boosting tis wholesale pnces by a penny a gaUon . Onder Cost of Living CoWtcil rules, gasoltne dealers are aUowed to raise their prices above May, 15 levels only as much as wholesale prtces have mcreased 1 I ' 1 every stitch of the way. Baby Doll $8 Long Coat $14 Long Gown $10. WASHINGTON - SENATE WATERGATE commlllee tnvesltgators are trymg to fmd out what happened to $100,000 in cash that btllionatre Howard Hughes reportedly gave Charles G, "Bebe" Rebozo, a close friend of Pres1d~nt Ntxon . Committee sources said one question they are explormg tS whether any of the money was used to lmance the purchase of Prestdent Nixon's San Clemente home. Other sources srud the Internal Revenue Service also was investigating the reported transactton . "We are looking into the possibility of a link between thts money and the purchase of the San Clemente home," one committee source smd . "As yet we don't have the eVIdence to call Rebozo or anyone else before the hearings." (Not shown) Short Gown $7. S~ort Coat $10 Sizes P S M·L P•J•m• (s1zes 32·40) $12. All in White/ Red, Blue Ba1IOOI1/ Biue, Snapdragon/ Pink • ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Be sure to register . in the Foundations Department for the RCA XllOO Portable Color Television. No purchase necessary and need not be present to win. CHARGING TOO MUCH LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UP!) The Internal Revlfue Serv1ce has reported that 11 gasoline stations in the LOUISVIlle area have been found to be charging prices slightly abov'e the Phase IV cethngs · • VIENNA - THE MAJOR WESTERN OIL FIRMS ang SIX Arab oil-producmg states were far apart m talks on Arap demands for a two-thirds pnce increase for thetr prod~,ct but kept the door open for agreement, otl sources satd today, There ' . (Conltnued on Page 16) \ ·- I. 'l'he Arabs have reported des troy tng more tha n 200 Israeli planes durmg the ftve days of ftghltng but Israel sttll clauned mastery of the atr. Western mtliiary experts have esllmated Israeli plane losses at somewhere around 50, most of them to the Surface-to-Atr MISSiles (SAMs) supplied by the Russians on both fron ts Synan ln Damascus, government sour ces s end Israeli atr ratds on the nor- TEN CENTS ~--------------------------------- ot, --- thern Synan ctltes of Horns and Latakia today ktlled "hundreds of women and workers " Syna satd 200 were killed or wounded Tuesday when Isr ael htl Damascus; vtctuns mcluded six Russ1ans killed at the Russtan cultural center there The Synans sa1d Isra eli rockets also htl the otl refmery a nd an electn ctty power stalton m Horns, 106 mtles north of Damascus and that Israeli rockets also fell into an eav area mhab tlcd matnly by wor kers , Inside Hams The lsrach-Synan do~ftght Spllled over Into Lebanese a1r space and residents of Be1rut could watch part of the battle over the Lebanese mounta ms stx. mtles from the ctly. Loud bangs, a ppa r entl y sontc booms, startled the ctllzens of Beirut who have thus far sta yed out uf the war desptle mtense Palestmtan pressure. It was the flrst air battle that the mtlttary spokesman annoWtced wtth detatls But no account of Israeh losses was gtven An Egypttan commumque issued in Catro satd Egypt fought off an Israeli atr attack on forwa rd Egypttan atrftelds today and hit back wtth concentrated air strtkes on Israeli co mma nd posts and troop concentrattons m the St~al pemnsula . an Egypllan conununique satd. • BY BOB HOEFLICH Karen Gnfftth of Pomeroy wtll go down m the annals of Ohto State Universtty as the ftrst woman member of the nallonally famous wttverstly marchmg band, breaktng a 95-year-old Farne coming to 1~News .. in tenderly embroidered tncots The war appeared to have turned mto a war of altrtlton with _ne1ther s1dc expectmg a qmck, knockout v1ctory. There were ommous reports Iraq had entered the ftghtmg on the stde of the Arabs, and an lraqt mthtary commWttque clauned tls planes had struck on both fronts. Dtplomaltc efforts to end the ftghting were at a complete standstill. There were consultatiOns between Washmgton and Moscow but no stgn of a solutton . Untied Nattons Secunty Counctl efforts were to no avatl- and hmdered further by a S<mel walkout on an Israeli spee~h The Meigs County shenff's department tnvesltgated three auto acctdents Tuesday, two tn Ohve Twp At 12 nooij Shenff's depulles were called to the Ohio Power stle m Salem Twp ., where a par ked truck operated by Kenneth Renn, 31, Portsmouth, (or ''some unknown reason'' backed mto a parked auto owned by Cectl Dean Bnnager, Racme The Renn truck, parked o.n a small mchne, mcurred nd damage However, Brmager's :-..-w:•:--:::.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·. ··:·:····:···· ' gesl Israeli clatm of th ts war. Catro reported its air force htt lsr.aeh troops m lhe Sinal and set ftre to Israeb military headquarters there whtle beatmg off inland atr ratds PHONE 992-2156 Deputies look. ' into 3 wrecks The band's November schedule ts even more demanding . And, of course, all qf these appeara nces reqwre many hours of rehearsal so that the band wtll live up to the premswn expecled by the hundreds of fans . · And who's enjoymg the busy, busy life ' Karen Grifftlh, of • I course! DIVORCE GRANTED CASE PRESSED Granted a dtvorce m Me1gs BALTIMORE (UP! ) County Common Pleas Court Judge Walter E. Hollman, was Ronda C. Dempsey, Syracuse from Douglas M. determmed to resist further Dempsey, Syracuse, on delays m a federal incharges of gross neglect of vestigation of Spiro T. Agnew, rejected a request Monday by duly and extreme cruelty. newsmen for postponement of their replies to newsleak ' BARBS subpoenas, federal court By PHIL PASTORET sources said today. The man who asks tf yo u ha ve a mmute to spare JS looking for half a day's work from you . AIRPORT CLOSED +++ COLUM!IUS (UPI)- Heavy Bookkeepers never get volumes lent to them by us fog early today closed Poi:t +++ Colwnbus Altport and at least 16 commercial flights were dtverted to other cities. The fog was to lift later in the day but at 9 a .m. the airpOrt was still closed. Don't say there aren't zombtes lhtnk of all the people who walk around wtth thetr bra tns tn a portable radto case, and plugged mto lhetr ears so they can move ' +++ Our favorite bum Is like an old· fashioned car: he has automatic shlftlessne$. By Umled Press International The Israeli Air Force carried out masstve bomb attacks tn Syna and Egypt today in an effort to offset loss of the BarLev delense hne on the Suez (;anal, Israel's worst mihtary setback tn 25 years Air battles swtrled through the sk1es and each stde reported v1ctones. Tank and artillery battles on the Suez Canal front five to rune mtles behmd the Bar-Lev lme blazed through the ftfth day of the 1973 Middle East War but thus far have been mdecistve. Israel did appear winmng ba~k the Golan Heights and UP! correspondent Rtchard C. Gross reported the lsraehs had fought into Qnettra , 38 mtles from Damascus. Israel satd its atr force shot down 17 counterattackmg Synan M!Gs trymg to attack in the Golan Hetghts area- the btg- • WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1973 Ir 'J:l. ..._ POM EROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO • I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY NO 125 -~--------~----------------------~----------~-- The Syrtans reported sh~=~~ down three Israeli (Continued from Page I ) durmg the momtng in a pair but four of the choppers were dogfights over the Golan destroyed and all the troops Heights. killed. The Egyptian command A spokesman satd the Israeli tank forces advancing in atr strikes mto Egypt caused Sinal !lacked by "senous damage" to the "completely destroyed airftelds at El Mansura, 70 enemy's !90th armoror>~ed~~:!: m1les north of Cairo, and and captured Its c1 Kusnia . Col. Assaf Yagouri." In Damascus, the Syrian The Israeli command government said its warplanes waves of warplanes ro•tr~!l bombed an airport and mthtary:-across the Sinai throughout the targets in Israel at Ramat Davi early hours to drive back but "did not approach any EgypUan attempts to rel!tfor·ce I " tank teams In the Sinai. . . VOL XXV News. • • zn illraeU Plaas Shots Down • Devoted To The lnter~t. Of The_ Meigs-Ma110n Area • Y_guths' projects occupy council PT PLEASANT - Aclwns to benefit youths of thts area were taken by Point Pleasant Ctty Counctl at tts regular meetmg Monday evenmg, when plans for. Halloween were made and construction was scheduled to resume on the Youth Center proJect. CoWtcil has set astde a one hour pertod frortf6 :30 unttl 7:30 p.m October 30 for tr~ck or treat mghl. However tl was sltpulaled that thts IS only for chtldren up to and mcludmg 14 years of age. Mayor John Musgrave an· noWtced that a fmance committee has been created to secure funds lor the Mason County Youth Center now Wlder constructiOn at Harmon Park . enttne - Water .surcharge another truck, whtch failed to stop after the acc tdent , crowded htm off the toad tn a curve, forcmg Marcmko mto a d1tch Marcmko's truck h1t a bank, mcurnng moderate damage to Its nght side. At 6 20 p.m., on Route 681 , a pt ckup tr uck dnven by Hayward Nutter, 58, Rl. 1, Reedsville, approached an auto comtng from the oppostte dtrectwn To avmd a colllston, Nutter pulled hts truck off the rtght stde of the road mlo a dtlch. The Nutter truck con- Landfill workers • • wm pay mcrease Metgs ' County sanitary landftll employes were granted a ra1se of 25 ~enls on the hour by the Metgs CoWtty Commissioners Tuesday . Eqwpment operators were gtven a ratse from $3 per hour to $3 25 and laborers $2.25 to $2 50 per hour In other busmess the commlsstoners paid ,two animal cla ims , Larry Cummmgs, Racme , $100 for the loss of a , calf, and Jack Setdenabel, Pomeroy, Rl. 2, $20 for the loss of a lamb, both to predatory animals. A delegalton from the Pomeroy PTA met wtth the CQmmission 10 tegard to fundmg of the Ped1atnc Otological Diagnostic Chmc. Weather Generally clear tomght but wtth patches of heavy fog developmg a gam by 4 late tomght, lows m the mid 50s to the lower 60s. Thursday partly clouay and continued- mtld, high m tl)e 70s and lower 80s The commissioners will rev1ew the budge t the ftrsl of the year before committmg themselves as to how much money they wtll appropriate to the clime. Mrs Ralph Harvey, matron at the children's 1\'ome , met With the commisswn m regard to addtltonal money for operation of the home and the purchase of a new clothes washer. Attending were Robert Clark, Warden Ours and Henry Wells, comm1sstoners, and James Roush, Metgs County Sanitanan and butlding Illspector, who served as clerk in the absence of Mrs. Martha Chambers. ~ ARBU RNED Pomeroy Fire Chtef Charles Legar satd today a car belol\gmg to Paul Card was gutted by fire Tuesday at 8.20 p.m. The car, a 1964 Studebaker, was parked on Forest Run Road . Wmng Wtder the dash was belteved to have caused the ftre. EASTERN IDGH SCHOOL'S HOMECOMING QUEEN w1ll be crowned Friday night during pre-game ceremomes Semor Queen candidates are front low from left, Mart1e Caldwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Caldwell, Jr.; Jane Whttehead, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead, and Debbie Burns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson; back row, Rhonda Sovel, juruor attendant, Convict escapes from institute MARION, Oh10 (UP!) Mark Hodges, 32 1 a former Beaverdam, Ohw, servtce statwn operator sentenced to prtson for assault wtth intent to kill a soctal worker, walked away - from the Marton Correctional Inslt tute early today Authonlles satd Hodges and Denms Burns, 24, of Canton, were discovered m1ssing at about 2 a.m . durmg a prison bed check. _Hodges was sentenced laSt May 24 to 1-to-20 years for cut ting wtlh mtend to wound Daw n Menerey of Findlay, a county socml worker, and a 1-lo-15year term for assault with mlent to ktll . Hodges was charged w1th runnmg MISs Menerey off a county road and attemptmg to assault her He was scared off by a farmer who pulled up to the scene m a truck. The Menerey tnal was Hodg- ployes· retinng can collect money for unused sick leave for a maximum of 30 days. They can collect for one-fourth of all Wtused leave . Homer Cole and Phillip Boyles, prestdent and vtce prestdent, respecltvely , of the Tuppers Plams School Boosters Club, extended thanks for Improvements to the Tuppers Plams buildmg. They agreed to ·1nstall Improved lighltng tn the halls and restrooms 1f matenals are provided by the board whtch the board agreed to do es' ftfth tr ial- m the last five years for alleged attacks on women . The first four ended in hung junes or acquittal. An ex-Green Beret ahd son of an Ohio Northern University philosophy teacher, Hodges was charged in 1968 wtth the murder of Karen Kern , 20, Sylvania, mece of the Ohio AFLCIO President Frank King. Twtce in 1968, Hodges was trted on charges of r~rutmg Deruse Fortner, 17, a Napoleon High School semor, off the road as she was riding her motorcycle and shootmg at her. The ftrst jury deadlocked and the second found him mnocent. ·In another case, he was ac· qmtted on charges'bf assault on a minor without mtent to commit rape, involving a Marysv1Ue gtrl Burns, the other escapee, was serving a hfe sentence on a murder convtctton Festival personalities exceeding 70 RIO GRANDE - More than entertainment three dozen crafsmen and Morgan's Ra1ders, a hill entertamers from the mus1c group under the Gallipolis - Rto Grande area dtreclton of Kenneth Ward of wtll parttctpate m the Bob lltdwell, wtll perform all three Evans Farm Festival here th1s days. weekend, Oct. 12-13-14 at the · Also on the btll are Galltpolts Bob Evans Farm . craf tsmen Sarah Moshter, Thtrty-ftve Ohtoans and West portraits; the Amencan Vtrgmtans from wtthm a 15- Legton Auxthary, eX!ttbttmg mtle radius of Galhpohs wtll crafts by veterans; Gallipolis )Otn 36 exhtbttors and en- State lnslltute , varwus han· tertainers from as far away as dicrafts ; Mrs Oscar Bastiam Dayton, Mansfie ld and and Mrs. Roth, tole pamlmgs; Wo'Oster to prov1de non·stop and Jean Ntday, hostess of the music, dancmg, crafts and semor cttizens' crafts dtsplay. home-style cookmg for the J L. Napter will operate the 35,000 vts ttors ex pected to sorgh um mtll, whlle the attend the harvest festival Galhpohs rrstdents slated to provide entertamment are Glona Wmfteld, who wtll play the dulcimer; Joyce Hawks, m .' charge of sktls !rom last year's Seven defendants were fined ht st~ncal mustc pagea nt, and ftve others forfeited bonds "Gal ita Country": and the m Middleport Mayor John Saunders Trto , proVIding Zerkle's court Tuesday mght. n\ustcal accompamment for Joseph M. Hughes , Pomeroy, Sunday's worship servtee led for trymg to escape from Jail, by the Rev Paul Hawks, Paul was fined $107 and costs for Wagner wtll be emcee for the damages to Jail, $25 and costs, Gallipolis Rotary Club runs the tee cream stand Participants from Rto Grande mclude Beverly Louden, rug-weavmg and fall decoratiOns display ; Arli e Davis, Salem Bapltsl Church, qUIItmg; Mrs. J on Lynch, wood burntng; Mrs. Robert Wtlktns, crafts exhtbtt; Mrs. Ed SaFranco, Rio Grande Faculty Women's Club, pencil sketches and~ hardta ck; and ' . Mrs Willard Reese, ceramtcs. Hungry VISitors can see Mrs. Steve Jenktns, Howard Foster, Jr. , and Mrs. Don Morgan, all of Rio Grande, for thelf pies, Seven draw fines --New curtains bought at Eastern TUPPERS PLAINS Routu1~ l.lusLness , mdudmg the purchase of new front stage curtams for the Eastern High School aud1tonum, was concluded by the Eastern Local School District Board of Educatton Tuesday mght. New stage curtams to be made of vmyi were ordered fr om the Holcomb Co , Cleveland, at a cost of $775 They are to be deltvered m one month The boa,rd approved payment of UIIUsed sick leave m accordance wtlh Senate Btll 3\. Under its prov'tstons, em- daughter of Mi'. and Mrs. Garth So vel, Juli Whitehead, freshman attendant, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead and Pam Kautz, sophomore attendant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kautz. Miss Caldwell w11l be escorted by Rtck Hollon, M1ss Jane Whitehead by Steve Anderson, Debbie Burns by Bill Hayes, Miss Sovel by Tim Spencer, Juli Whitehead by Terry Ferrar and Mtss Kautz by Steve Nelson. Mrs . Susie Hemes was added to the substitute teacher hst, Mrs. Larry Young to the substitute cook hst, and Mrs. Marge Benedun1 to the sub· st1lute cuslodtan hst, Sandra Cowdery was employed as a partttme bus driver m the kindergarten program . Bill Ph1lhps, Duane Wolfe and Larry Heines were authorized to attend a basketball workshop 1n Columbus on Oct. 19 and Charles Swogger , prmctpal of the htgh school, was authonzed to attend a prmctpals' convehlton next month in Columbus Lmda Myers was employed as an assistant custodian at the Chester butldmg . The board dtscussed po s s tbiltt ~es of hirmg <tddttional help for custodians, but no aclton was taken Bills were patd. Altendmg were Supl John Reibel, Swogger, Cole, Boyles, "Clerk C. 0. Newland, and board members I. 0. McCoy, Roger Epple, Howard Caldwell, Jr , and Oris Smtth, and Mrs Beatnce Douglas of the Tuppers Plams s taff reckless operation of a vehtcle, and $25 and costs on charges of intoxicahon and dtsorderly manner. . Others fmed were Reta Jean Hughes, 30, Pomeroy, $25 and costs, dt&lurbmg the peace; Samuel C Payton , Jr ., 31, Louisa, Ky ., $100 and costs, three . days confin ement, dnvtng whtle mloxicated; Clifford Manley, Middleport, $10 and £Osts, mtoxical10n ; PaW L. Dawson, 65, Mtddleporl, $10 and costs, mtoxtcalton ; Judtth C. Simon, 24, Cleveland , $10 and costs, fatlure to y1eld, M1chael E. Caruthers, 22, Middleport, $10 ' and costs, running a slop stgn . Forfetltng bonds were Gary F Keller , 37, Pomeroy, $30 bond , no operator's ltcense , Vernon Hundley, Pt. Pleasant, and Ofville W. Young, Mason, $30 each, intoxtcalwn, Calvm K Sp1res, 65, Rutland, $150, leaving the scene of, ~n accident, and Henry A. Fell, 39, Cleveland, $25, stop sign VIOlahon,. \ ) cheeses and corn bread, r especttv e l y Thurman restdenls Mrs Hobart Damels and John Richards wtll operate an apple butter s tand and apple truck, respecti vely FestJval-goers wtth a Utirst can VIS! t Roger Wtlllatns, Sr., (Conltnued on Page 16) Intoxication arrests high 91 75 arrests made by the Middleport Pollee Department 111 September, almost one-thtrd were for tn tox: tcatwn, ac· cordmg to t~e monthly report to town council by Pollee Chief J. J. Cremeans The reported showed 24 tntoxlcatton arrests while drivmg whtle mtoxtcated was the second htghest offense with 12 arrests bemg made. Eight were arrested for failtng to pay parking meter ttckets and four for speeding. There were three arrests each on charges of pernuttmg dogs to run lQOse and reckless operatiOn and two eac h for dtsorderly manner, attempted theft, illegal license, no operator's license and assured clear dtstance There was one arrest each on the followmg offenses . runnmg red light, spinnmg ttres , fatlure to have vehtcle under con trol, fatlure to yteld n ght of way, aS&ault and battery, shooting BB gun, permitting unlicensed driver to operate vehtcle. Charges were dropped ln four cases The report showed parking meter collecttons were $1,083 and the pollee crmser was drtven 4,588 mtles. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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