https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5c228e1ce8f70873910f276c879324e8.pdf bb66eb8ab57ef936f4728f9df13947ff PDF Text Text • __________________________, 28 - The Sunday Times -Sentinel, Sunday , Nov. 4, 1973 Letten o1 oplaloD ""'welcomed. Tbry &hoold br leu !ban :100 wordo loog (or br subject to ~uctloo by the 1 editor 1 ODd m111l be •lined "llh tbe signee'• odd""•· 1 Nome• may be withheld upon publkallOII. However, on 1 ""iDOSt, ames wlll be disclosed. Ulten ohoald be Ill good I t.llle, add...,.slng Issues, Dol penoaUUes . Her kind of place here I I I I I I Asks 'yes' on Issue I vote Dear Editor: Members of the Morfield Farm Bureau Advisory Council have discussed Issue I which is to be voted on in Ohio at tbe Nov. 6 election, and we believe that it is in the best interest of all Ohioans to vote yes on the Issue. By voting yes we shall be asking the Ohio legislators to en4ct laws that wiU tax farm la~d according to its present use value instead of taxmg 1t according to its potential ·value for development purpclses. If we are to save our farm lands from exorbitant taxation, especially the lands near our large cities, we need to vote yes on Issue I. We suggest that others study the issue and vote to save our farm lands for farming.- W. Luther Tracy, secretary, Morfield Farm Bureau Adv isory Council. Commission policy 1-: VOL. XXV NO. 143 oppos~d Dear Sir : · The sheriff whom we elected is being asked to cut his work force almost in half , or to 5 deputies. We the citizens of Gallia County, are asking our sheriff to answer'our complaints and guard us and our properties 168 hours per week, or 24 hours a day. Our (:Ommissioners are willing to give our sheriff 200hours per week. This leaves 31 hours per w_eek for 5 men to have time off, or 6 hours 12 mmutes per week time off ! How many of us would be satisfied with this time off? In this 200 hours we are asking him to cover the jail and the entire county. Do our commissioners really think this is adequate? We elected Sheriff Saunders because we felt he was the best ;,an for the job. Now are we going to insist that he do his job the way the commissioners say ; or the way he knows best? I feel, with the job that he has done so far, he should at least be given the opportunity to continue. Do we want our county without protection by law enforcement? An ounce of prevention is still worth a pound of cure. STAND UP , GALLIA COUNTIANS, for our Sheriff's Deparirnent and insist that he at least be given a chance to continue his fine job that we demand and expect of hun. CAMERON SANDS, RT. I, GALLIPOLIS. J \ ' RECEIVES DONATION - Bill Mitchell, Chairman of the Gallia County Volunteer Emergency Squad Conunittee, is shown accepting a $16 donation from five m~mbers of the ·fourth, fifth and sixth grades of the First Presbyterian Church. The presentation w~s made Oct. 30, Deputies overlooking the presentation are Jim Crace, Jay Cremeens, and Mike Null. The three deputies are alsO members of the- volunteer squad. · JUDITH McDONNELL the bookmobile will be shelves many more .· Promoting· the of paperbacks· and anyone paperback exchange is one of interested can borrow one or Judith's responsibilities during more ·by simply bringing in Ule six-month period for which used paperbacks, the same she has been hired. As for hobbies, Judith nwnber they want to borrow, descri"bed her horne as a for an exchange. " jungle". She grows nwnerous A(ter the first visit, they bring back the books they A.frican violets alo ng with borrowed and take out that other house plant s which surround aquariums filled with tropical fish . She is a member of the Walk-In Garden Club and is now serving as treasurer . Weaving iS one of many of the early crafts which she enjoys. She said that she had seven quarters of work in weaving at Ohio University and now has her own loom. On this she makes long skirts, shawls and other wearing apparel as well as some home accessories. But her main source of pleasLU'e, she says, comes from books, making her a "natural" for library work. Asked whether she and her husband will be leaving Meigs County when he graduates fr om Ohio University, she replied, " Oh, no, we love it here !" plans for ' highways chairman .' Policy explained by board Where were they when . . .? Dear Editor: Our Gallipolis teachers always want more pay and shorter hours, but where are tbey when the kids want to go to the away football !l!lffies? The last two games our students have stayed at home because teachers won't ride a fans' bus. Are they planning another strike or campaiguing for Circle, Williams and Simpson for the School Board? Concerned parent, Phil Jones, Gallipolis Duty in Europe now Gl option GALLIPOLis - A new twoyear enlistment option offers either training in a skill of the applicant's choosing, or assignment . Guarantee your family an income Pennyfare parking lot. Thomas said someone had removed the spark plug wires and coil wires. Mrs. Margaret Johnson of 4 Burkhart Lane reported the .theft of a battery from her car. MORGAN ON BOARD GALLIPOLIS- Dr. Thomas . W. Morgan, Gallipolis, was one of 54 new members elected to . the Board of Governors of the American College of Surgeons during the recent Clinical Congress of the College, held in Chicago. More than 16,723 . . surgeons attended the sess1on. . · Europe following ' successful completion of required training in a skill selected by t.he Army. The Police making investigations . in option includes training in over 120 qccupational. areas and is open to male and female applicants. For more information on the Volunteer Army's new option, contact Sgt . Tom the Army McKown, representative ·in this area, ~t 446-3343 . SALE SET POMEROY - The One Won One class of the Pomeroy Baptist Church will sponsor a rummage sale Nov. 8 and 9 in the church basement from 9 a. ' m . to 4 p.m. r--------------· A State Farm Family Income Polley pro~lde a regular Income to help can :;·~.~~;. ·~:~~~";:, ':~'",~.":,:~~:. · Let me 1lv• y~u 111 the details. Caroll K. Snowden Pork central Hotel Bldg. P~~~·.·t,:.~;;. Hom•"•·•s" 1 · ·To The Meigs County Voters I v0' t (No·) ON I II e 1 I 1 1 I Gallipolis ~~§i~~~~~.:~~,;I :~. ~ -·--·~·~~~-~~~1 . I 3 II . I ssue . Passage . of Issue 3 could result in Meigs County not having a resident ju. dge. . . This would greatly hinder ·the prompt and effective administration of your courts. 1 ! Deer ·c aused 2 accidents Deer continued Saturday a for trealment by the Pomeroy main cause of traffic accidents E-R squad . At 7:32 p .m. on SR 124, the in Meigs County, figuring in two of four, according to the depariment investigated a twoc ounty sheriff 's depariment. car mishap, in which an auto At 12 :30 a.m. deputies were driven by William J . Daye, 32, called to SR 124 near Racine Whitehall, was traveling south where Michael L. Johnson, 22, at a high rate of speed when it Rt. I, Portland, was traveling crossed to the left side of ihe east on 124 when he went road, tearing down a guard rail around a curv e and en- and proceeding down the left countered a deer st;mding in side of the road, hitting an auto LAST HOME GAME - Toni Keebaugh, daughter of Mr. the road. J ohnson applied his driven by Patricia Houdashelt, and Mrs. Marvin Keebaugh , Eastern High School brakes, went off the road, and 36, Syracuse . . cheerleader, whirled a silver hoop on her baton Friday in pulling ba ck on the No injuries were reported. evening at her school's last home game this season. Toni is a· pavement, hi ~ car rolled over However, the Houdashelt car senior, it also being her last appearance leading cheers for twice and went off the road to had moderate damage to its the Eagles. right side . Dye's auto had the left. Johnson reportedly suffered heavy damage to its front end , no injuries, but his auto was and left fen"iier, demolished. Dye was cited by deputies for At 12:40 a .m . a deer got in the leaving the scene of an acway of a motorist again. This cident and driving left of time Richard R. Blow, Jr., 29 , center. . RUTLAND - A traditional have at some time been emParkersburg , wa s traveling turkey dinner 11with all the ployed in the U. S. school By United Press International north on SR 7 in Salisbury KEY BISCAYNE, FLA. - PRE SIDENT N IXON met with trimmings" will be served to systems or private educational Twp ., when a deer rail in\o the his aides at his vacation retreat today to talk about what step to institutions at any level. With members of the Meigs County path of his auto, and was killed . take next to dea I with th e rising ca II for his resig nat ion . . His assistants sai ~ " the President was deter.mlned to go on Retired Teachers Assodation its. sister · association, the Blow's vehicle had damage to wjth his work itnqJ;:Onf ident that he would be vi nd ica ted once al l at their noon meeting Saturday American Association of its grille and a parking tight. the facts are kn'own . Ni xon was elected by an overwhelming at the Rutland United Retired Pers ns, NRTA 0 Deputies were called at 5:20 major ity one year ·ago this wee k. · · represents the nation's largest Among those calling for the President to step down were Methodist Church. p:m . to Rt. 248 and Twp. Rd. Sens. Edward W. Brooke , R-Mass .1 and Henry M. Ja ckson, D· Price of the dinner is $2.50 group of older citizens 113 near Chester, where an Wash ..; The New York Times, The Detroit News, the Denver Post with reservations to be sent to dedicated to achieving auto driven by Donna Ruth and Time Magaz ine In editoria ls ; and many of those persons retirement lives of inMrs. Anna Hllldore, Syracuse. int er viewed by the Gallup poll. Only 27 pet . of th e int erviewer-s Nestor, 23, Reedsville, failed to said they thought the President was doing his job, compared to 69 Insurance plans for older dependence, dignity and round a curve and went out of oct. tess than a ·year ago. persons will be explained and purpose . DETROIT (UP!) - The control. Moderate damage was NRT A sponsored developevaluated by Samuel C. BoardUnited Auto Workers today WASHINGTON SEN. HOWARD CA NNON, D~ Ne v .. incu"rred to the grill~, bumper chairman of the Sena te Rules Committee, which is study ing the rpan, ir,.surance consultant for ment of the nation's first group . and head lights. She was taken begin the final two weeks of nomination of Rep. Gera ld R. Ford to be v.ice president. said he the National Retired Teachers health insurance plan for the to Veterans Memorial Hospital ·contract negotiatlons with AMONG those touring the Robbins & Myers Plant in has been getting many letters urging that approval of Ford be and now offers a wide elderly Assn ., duriOg a business General Motors determined to held qff until after it Is known wflether. the Presi dent will step GallipoliS Sunday afternoon was Emily Massie, left, Midrange of plans,· iricluiling in: meeting io follow dinner. down. Cannon sai.d he is against any such delay . gain the same concessions it . dleport. More than 2,500 persons viewed new plant facilities. surance to complement Members of NRTA who was won for workers at Ford and The event climaxed the plant:s rec•nt expansion program. WASHINGTON ..:_ U. S. DISTR ICT JUDGE John J . Sir ica medicare and an automobile interested in insurance · mat· Chrysler. was to meet privately with Presi den t Nixon'S lawyers to talk ters will be welcome to attend . insurance plan with .nonabout the nine tapes the President said he would hand over to the The world's largest court. The Wh ite Ho use now says tapes of two conversations that EXTENDED OUTLOOK A question ·and answer period cancellation features . automaker faces a 10 a.m., may be crucial to the Watergate investiga tion are miss ing . Press .will provide opp,ortunities for Unseasonably cool with a Other I'IRTA services include Nov. 19, strike by 420,000 U .S. Secretary Ronald Ziegler sa id the Pres i'dent has a " g·ood story" State generally clear tonight chance of snow flurries near a travel service, a temporary individual cases to be explored. workers If there is no to te ll about the missing tapes . and Tuesday but colder, lows Lake Erie. Thursday. Daily Retired educators interested job placement service, a man agreement on a new national WASHINGTON - SECRETARY OF STATE Henry A. ·tonight in the 20s and tile high!; high temperatures 35-to 40 in . order prescription service and in atteriding the meeting ~hould contract. Its Canadian sut>Kissinger leaves t.o~ay on a trip to the Near and Far East. The oorth portion and in the 40s education Tuesday in the 30s north and 40 continuing contact Miss Lucille Smith, a trip , expected to la st a t least 11 days, will take hi m to Cairo and The Meigs County Bar sidi~ry faces a Nov. 26 strike In south portion. Lows at other Mideast nat ions and then to.Ch ina and Ja pan . Sunday. he program called "Lifetime to 45 south portions, Snow Box 43, Chester. Association and a number of deadline while a walkout is set met separately with Israe li Prime Min ister Go lda Meir and northeast. rilght In the 20s and low 30s. Learning." Membership in NRTA is Ismail Fahmi , the Egyptian Foreign Minister. Mrs . Meir leff other bar associations and for Nov. 16 at Ford of Canada. :~:~::::<:::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;::· open to men and women who In 1970, when GM was the Sunday without disc ussing th e talkS with the pre s~. . judges are opposing State Issue In the Mideast. Israel accused Egypt of mob ilizing co mbat prime target of the UAW, it . 3 to be voted upon in Ohio troops on the West Bank of the Suez Canal fo r another try at' war. was shut for 67 days in a ' Tuesday, Egypt called th e situation e)(plosive and said Israel was planning a large-scale military o peral io n ~ Judge John C. Bacon of the national strike. Most observers Meigs County Common Pleas expect GM to settle this year NEW .YORK - THE 5,000 CABIN ATTENDANTS ~t Tr~n s The Pomeroy E-R squad Randy Clark, New Haven, and Harold King, also taken to Court has been urging defeat of before the strike deadline two World Airlines went on strike, and the company canceled all its domestic flights through Tuesday. Incom ing fl ights were exwas busy Saturday and Sun- Bill Wannstedt, Huntington. No Veterans Memorial Hospital; the proposed constitutional weeks away. pected to c~ ntinue as sch~duled . Intensive · bargaining, howat 7:22p.m. Saturday to city amendment known as Issue 3. · charge was filed. · .WASHINGTON (UP!) -The day. hall for Alva Wills, laken to Saturday '!t 11 :iB p. m, it was Meigs county is one of the 56 ever, won't be~in until GM THE PRE SIDENT' S ENERGY ADVISOR s~id . in an i n· Supreme Court affirmed today . Holzer Medical Center; · at · terv iew with U. S. News and World Report that he ex pects there a lower court ruling upholding reported that two subjects had At 12:02 p, m, Saturday the counties in Ohio with ·one trial makes a "detatled, concrete will be "blackouts and brownouts" on both coasts and in the · response" to union demands, the constitutionality of Ohio's jumped in the river from the squad was called to City Hall 11 :2Ba. m. Sunday to take Mrs. common pleas court. Issue 3 .upper Midwest . this winter . Former Colorad_o Gov. John Love Pomeroy lev.ee. The squad was for Ben . Kesterson who was Charles Mullen to Holzer would permit the legislature to said Irving Bluestone, the said it would have happened even without the. Arab oil boycott. hoards of elections. UAW vice president who heads In Hol land , the government panneq most automobile driving The appeal was brought by called when on.lookers ap- taken to Veterans. Memorial Medical Cent<Jr; at 1:12 p. m . create judicial districts of two the GM departnient. Sunday in an effort to save fuel ,. UP! said. The Arab oi l countries Sunday for Dan Jeffers, Lin- or more counties or parts of parently heard shouts for help Hospital. . meeting in Kuwa it ot:dered a five -fold raise in petroleum cut- Joseph Pirincin, representing "The hall is on their side of . backs designed to for ce the Western nations to change what are the Socialist Labor Party, and as they stood along the railrOad · Then,inthisorder: At5:42p. coln Terrace, to Veterans counties. the table," said Bluestone. seen as pro-Israel pol jcies. Large ·counties also are representatives of several tracks near Crow's Steak m. to Chester to transport a Memorial Hospital, and at 7:20 Besides gaining the same person injured in a car ac· p. m . Saturday the fire affected by the proposed . independent parties . It was the House. The swinuners were picked cident to Veterans Memorial department went to assist at a amendment, Not only could settlement worked out earlier latest in a series brought by with Ford and Chrysler, UAW minority parties attacking up on the West Virginia side by Hospital; at 6:36 p. m. house fire above New Haven. two of them be placed in a President Leonard Woodcock Mason officials. They were Saturday to County Road 19 for district, but the biggest ones has told. GM negotiators ·the OhiO's election code, also could be cut into sub- union will not give up the right The appeal sought to over· Uolted Press Interoatiooal Knesset Parliament on her trip divisions, the judge said . turn a U. S. District Court Israeli Premier Golda Meir Wednesday. to strike over work standards Opponents argue that a stable returned to Tel Aviv from Thelraqinewsagency, voice ruling. that upheld the conduring the life of the contract. system of resident judges will Washington today with . some of Iraq's ruling Baath. party, stitutionality of the election Work standards - the be replaced with a legislative number of holts a worker must questions on U. S. policy in said in a dispatch from Cairo. boards. The minority parties W .B. Boyer, chairman of Re-CLEVELAND (UP!) - ' Insettling the Middle East monitored in Beirut, "There contended they were denied dustries are near the explosion i>ublic Steel Corp., said the that an ending of controls "pig in the poke" if Issue 3 is tighten in ooe hour or the would mean another round of approved. conflict still unanswered. is a belief in the Egyptian constitutional pri~ileges since pOint because of frustration regulations are beginning to inflationary price hikes. Almost all of the one-judge number of welds he must Mrs. Meir held four days of capital that fighting between the boards are controlled by . over Phase 4 of the govern- endanger the ability of United Manufacturers · contend that counties already have sub- make- is the only Issue which talks with President Nixon and · ·Arab countries and Israel may the two major parties. States industry to compete in ment's economic stabilization even if they were free to raise stantial case loads (from 300 to allows the UAW to pull men out other top U. S. officials in the be resumed at any moment." of a plant during the life of dn program, Industry Week the world mark.e t . Whereas prices, competition would 1,200 a year) and any comagreement. eight years ago the ·United force them to act realistically, bination would result in Inface of mounting criticism at · Israel reported q'!iet alung magazine reported today, home over her ~ government's the cease-fire lines today Not only do the rules not States had eight of the 12 Industry Week says. creasing, not decreasing case work, industry officials are world's largest steel ctinihandling of the 1973 Middle despite Defense Minister IDdustry Week's price' com- loads, the lawyers stated. East War. Critics on the left Mosbe Dayan's claim that finding out, but they are cre- panies, it now has only three. posite on No. I heavy melting The association complains · NEW YQRK (UP!) ating artificial shortages, eco- · Overall, the magazine ·re- · steelmaking scrap is 68,83 per that Issue 3 never had any and right Said Israel's Egyptian troops are mobilizing military and political strategy on the west bank of the Suez Representatives of the city and nomic problems and are dis- ports, managers don't expect gross ton, another record, debate in the legislature and WASHINGTON ( UP)) failed to anticipate the war. Canal for renewal of . the unifQrmed fii'emen worked couraging any additions to ca- that an end to the Phase 4 con- compared with $67.17 the that the common pleas judges past a threatened 9 a.m. strike pacity, the magazine says. Predicting that P~esident · On arrival at Lod In- fighting. trols would create any serioUs previous week. were never asked their lernatlonal Airport today, Mrs . deadline today in an effort to Officials in several in- problems and they feel that a The latest figure was based opini~ns _ not by th"e Nixon will leave office by head off a walkout that could dustries warn that continuation good place to start deregulaMeir said "both !be answers DINNER IN RACINE on the following gross ton legislature, the Ohio State Bar springtime, Martha Mitchell we received and the questions RACINE - An Election Day plunge the city into one of its of such distortions in the supply tion would be · with noninfla- prices : Philadelphia, $72; Association, or by their own says " everybody in the of raw material could harm the tionary industries. Industry . Pittsburgh, which remained without an- dinner of soup, sandwiches and · worst crises in memory, $68.SO ; and . officers in the Common Pleas country" is against him. Mayor John V. Lindsay national interest. managers also don't expect · Chicago, $88. . Ail for herself, she has been swer on our side or without pie will be served at the Legion Judges Assn. " through the throes of hell" answers from their side~ HailhereTuesdaybythe ladies emerged from a meeting with during her Washington con- auxiliary. Richard J . Vizzini, president of s.ince her husband, former MARRIAGE LICENSES the Uniformed Firefighters Attorney General John N. VFW TO MEET sultations will be reported to Gary Lee Harr, 29, Parkers- Mitchell came to Washington the · government for conAssociation, City negotiators clusions and decisions. A meeting of V.F .W. Post and mediators at 9:30 a.m. to burg, W. Va., construction to serve Nixon . Mrs. Meir is to address the 6065 will be held Thursday at say there had been some SAIGON (UP!) - A column casualties in the ground Bong had been in government worker, and · Patti . Lou In a Saturday night 7:30p.m . at Racine American progress made during the last- of tank~ed Communist troops fighting. He said he expected hands for years, and continu- Holsinger, 20, Reedsville, telephone call to UP! reporter Legion HaiL The meeting is minute talks to prevent the captured two government out- they would be ·heavy on both ously since tbe Jan. 28 cease- seamstress; James Henry Helen Thomas, Mrs. Mitchellcounty wide. Everyone is first strike in the Fire posts Sunday near the Cam- sides. OFFICER TO SPEAK Woodyard, 33, Pomeroy, truck said s~e made ber assessment fire. ATHENS- Patrolman Basil · ·welcome . The command said the .Department's 103-year history. bodian border, the Saigon A spokesman for the . V.iet driver, and Violet Rose Brown, of Nixon's future after talking Cullison of the Athens Post, truce delegation, «, Poril.eroy, bar. maid. However.. Lindsay stressed command S&ld today, an<l aU 29 government's outpost at Bu ·Cong with people "down in CLOSING TUESDAY Ohio State Highway Patrol will 115 miles north of Prang, however, accused the South Washington" and stayinl! " in The . Meigs County Court- that "the parties are still apart -· ~en aboard li government speak at tbe Athens station, .house will be closed Tuesday · .. . they have · not come transport plane"carrying re~· Saigon, fell to an over' Vietnamese government of touch with the ·c ountry!' MR. LOWERY DIES SEOEMS,al7p.m. on Nov. !>. in observance of Election Day. together." Earlier union forcements to the battleSite whelming North Vietnamese "landgrabbing" in the area Thomas B. Lowery, 72, "I'll give him 'til April at the All EMTs affiliated with . newsmen struck the New York died when the aircraft crashed. ground and armored attack. and said the Communist units formerly of Meigs County, died latest," she said from her New SEOEMS are invih!d. The EMS ''wiped out several units of the Oct. 20 at Bucyrus HO.pltal. York City apartment. , "He's . The twin battles were. the Military sources said the twin Dally News, the nation's LOCAL TEMPS station is located in • the largest circulation daily news- biggest armored clashes smce outpost .of Bu Bong, one mile Saigon army" in retaliation. Mr. Lowery was a member of going to be kicked out." . · The temperature in ·down- paper, Richland Avenue Volunteer The Caribou i:rashed whlle Pomeroy . Masonic Lodge, and . nonmedical the ~ of the Vtetilam away' was seized later in the "People know that be canMt dily by the Communist infantry landing at Nlion Co Air Field 20 Funeral services were held reign "'""a President," she said. Fire Department on Hooper town · Pomeroy at 11 a,m. workers walked off their jobs cease-f1re nine months_ ago. miles south of Bu Prang, Hien Oct. 23 there and burial was in "Everybody in the country Is Road in Athens. Refr.. hments Monday was 45 degrees under at 48 private hospitals in the Lt. Col. Le 1'rung H1en said and armored juggernaut. cloudy skies .. city. there was no . word on. Prang and Bu Hien said Bu will be served. (Continued on Page B) OAKWOOD Cemetery there . against him. '~ Insurance plans to be reviewed Judge Bacon asks Issue 3 he defeated One of them is right for you. Elections system OK Beautiful Beautyrest mattresses come in a wide range of fi rmnesses. 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I II I 1 a R eds take border .• ~-~----~-----·-- before Vice President Spiro Agnew resigned. He said he did not think the Democrats would impeach ·Nixon because it would put a possible presidential candidate in the office . "I ca n't believe ,the Demo-crats are going to impeach a lame duck president to inStall a President who is going to be a candidate in _the 1976 elections,'' he said. "No, they want to foist the President around the courts and try through the various legal processes, but they don 't want him to quit as President and don't want to impeach him as Pre sident, and thereforeand this kind of talks is far away at the present time-but there could be things that would make it inevitable," Saxbe was quoted. ·weather · . .. embarrassing would have been said under those cir~ cumstances." In an interview with UP! in Washington Oct. 23, Sax be said "I don 't think there's going to anything particular on them (th e tapes). If there was anything on them. they would have been destroyed long before Ute investigation ever started .' ') Saxbe also said he did not lielieve Nixon should be subjected to court action so long as he .is president. " I believe the President is exactly right when he said 'I can be impeached but I cannot be foisted around in the courts', which is what he 's saying. I think this is exactly right," the transcript quoted Saxbe. Saxbe made the speech wrap-up • sessions ROy · Me~CountyBarP6sociat~n ~ I· .EI.BERFEI.DS IN POME · · ~- ~I . Mv I••~.::::::~:;:;:~~=~:;:~~:..;~--~--•~--~------~-~---•-~P-~ I according to the transcript, in a speech before the Hong Kong American Chamber of Commerce. . (In Washington, an aide to Saxbe said the senator is attempting to find a tape recording of his Hong Kong speech. ,. " If the questiOn is whether I was advocating illegal activity in the Hong Kong speech, tben the answer oPviously is no,'' Saxbe said in p. statement. " I indicated if there was illegal activity recorded on the tapes, I questioned whether such tapes ever would be forthcoming. ''I also recall indicating inasmuch as the President and others knew of the tape machine, I considered it highly unlikely that anything UAW m ' · The proposal would change the existing 50-SO formula for Dear Sir: federal and state funding of the The Board of Public Affairs of (of Racine), ·has read the . recent letter from the mayor and the council, about the new fire highway to a 70 pet. federal-30 pet. state ratio. truck . . If Don Whitehead, federal The people should know that two laws cover the situation : ARC co-chairman , approves, Sec. 743.06 R. C.: "Money collected for water-works purthe state's share of the cost of poses should be Deposited weekly with the treasurer of the Village, and SHALL BE KEPT AS A SEPARATE AND completing · fue 294 miles of DISTJNcr FUND. When appropriated by the council such Appalachia Highway will be money Shall be subject to the order of the director of public ·reduced from $63 million to $37.8 million, while the federal · service." · share would be $88.2 million. However, Relating to the Surplus money in public affairs ·The proposal is consistent account Sect. 743,00. R. C. states the immediate preceding with the funding ratios in the provision of law, limits the VILLAGE COUNCIL as follows: federal ·Highway Assistance "The amount authorized to be levied and assessed for waterAct of 1973. · works purposes shall be applied by the village council to the The proposed Appalachia payment of any indebtedness, incurred for tbe CONSTRUCTION Highway runs west to east AND EXTENSION OF WATER WORKS AND FOR NO OTHER from Cincinnati to Portsmouth. PURPOSE. Of the 294 miles in the total Ail soon as the Ohio General Assembly amends the law to system, 201.4 required new allow expenditures irom tbe water assessments for fire construction . At present, 70.6 protection purposes the Board of Public .Affairs will be happy to abide by the will of the people. . miles are open to traffic while 21.1 miles are Wlder conBoard of Public Affairs, Dale Boyd. struction. TEN CENTS PHONE 992-2156 • Dear Sirs: The Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce, as a group, wishes to endorse the work of the P.O.D. Clinic ·now operating in Meigs COLUMBUS ~ Governor County. John J. Gilligan's plan to ex· We feel that this is a very important facility to the children of pedite completion of tpe Apour county, and would hate to see it discontinued due to a lack of palachia Highway in Ohio has funds. received the approval of the 13 We feel that the Meigs County Comntissioners should at- . · member states of the · ApU!mpt to do everything in their power to keep groups like this palachia Regional Commission active for the people of Meigs County. · (ARC) and now needs only the Earl F. Ingles, Jr., President approval of the federal ARC co- GALLIPOLIS - City police. Friday ·inVeStigated an auto tampering complaint and a theft case . Dave Thomas, a student at · Gallia Academy High School, said· someone tampered with his 1968 Chevrolet Cornaro which wrs parked on tlie HONG KONG (UP!) - Sen: William Saxbe, ROhio, nominated by President Nixon to be attorney general, said in an Aug. 22 speech in Hong Kong that the President should and would destroy the Watergate tapes if he found them incriminating, a transcript of his remarks showed today. "I think the President· is right on standing on his rights not to disclose the tapes /' Saxbe said in a transcript of the speech made available by the Hong Kong Standard. "! personally wish I had never heard of the tapes and unless they're incriminating I think he should give them up. If they're incriminating they should be destroyed and I'm sure he will." Saxbe made the remarks, ARC hacks Chamber enoorses clinic MONDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1973 I from Groveport while her husband is a native of New York . She graduated three years ago from Ohio University with a bachelor's degree in Fine Arts and since that time has worked at the Athens Public Library and managed a small crafts shop in Athens. Her eXperience has also included work at the Ohio University Ubrary as a student aide. Monday, Judith began employment with the Meigs County Extension Library Service at the headquarters of " Mr . Eddy II" in Pomeroy. Her position is one of library assistant and she will be working both on the · Bookmobile and in the office . One phase of her work at the Bookmobile will involve the paperback book program, something new this week . On POMEROY-MIDDI EPORT.. OHIO • enttne .a t ~· By Cbarleoe Hoeflich POMEROY - Pretty and personable is Judith McDonnell whose love for country living and the simple things of life make Meigs County her kind of ptace. . Judith and her husband, Robie , a student at Ohio University, live in a large, comfortable farm house in the Darwin area. -They love growing flower~ and vegetables, enjoy nature, and are both avid readers. Judith came to Southeastern Ohio I • • PERSONALITY PROFILE II I . • p~sts •• ' �• • • 2- The Daily Sentinel, Middlepori'Pomeroy. 0 .. Nov . 5. 19TJ job, t'Ompared with 68 per cent in his fRvor less than a year ago. 1\le New York Times said in a s&nday editorial: ''The one last great servb that Mr. Nixon can now perfonn for his country is tD resign . Time magazine, in its first editorial in 50 years, said the EXAMS IMPOl:NDEO discrimination charge~ . Six blacks have filed ~uit claiming the examination for prospective Columbu.s firemen is racially and culturally biased and does not measure an applicant's ability to perracia·J form on the job. COLUMBUS (UP!) - U.S. District Judge Joseph P . Kin· rw:ary has ordered 500 civil service examinations for firemen impoWlded pending a hearing against the ColwnbusFire De· partment and Civil Service Commission on \ President should resign becau.se "he has irredeemably lost his moral aulhoriiy, the confidence of most of the country and therefore his ability to govern.'' The Detroit News, previously a staiiJICh supporter of Nixon, said : " U he does not resign, serious consideration should be 5!iven to impeachment.'' Vote For Candidate For MEMBER OF ... v • Eastern local School Board Your Vote and Influence will be Appreciated . Pd . Pol. Ad v. Cin ci nnati Hous!on STEVEN H. EBLIN Candidate For TRUSTEE · SALISBURY TOWNSHIP Election November 6, 1973 Pd. Pol. Adv. FOR RE-ELECTION YOUR VOTE ON NOVEMBER 6th GUY A RUSSELL • Middleport Rt . 1 FOR SALISBURY TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE WILL BE APPRECIATED Pd . Pol. Adv. BEFORE YOU VOTE .. Check The Voting Record. UPGRADED STAFF YES IMPROVEMENT OF YES ELEMENrARY 'FACILITIES UPDATING OF YES Retired -Interested · QUJJlified VOTE FOR DALE E• SMITH REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE EDUCATIONA('EQUIPMENT RETURN CHARLES PYLES For TO Pd. Pol. Adv. CHESTER L. TANNEHilL, Exec: . Ed. ROBERT HOI:FLICH, Cit)<. Editor Publlthed delly eK•apt · Saturtley by The Oh io Vellev PubliSh ing Companv . 111 Court St .. Pomltroy, Ohio. 45769. B\l slnes Office Phone 992 -2156 . Ed itor lei Phone "2 · 2157 . • . Second cii!ISs postege pa id at Pomeroy , Ohio. Na!lonel edverflslng representell"e Bottlnelll · Gellegher, Inc, l2 East A2nd Your Vote & Influence Appreciated VOTE FOR - ·- Dorothy. E. Bentz Dear Voter: Subscriptio n retes ; · Dell'llered b'f cerrler where &'ll~lleble SS cents p•r waek ; By Motor Rout• Whet• cerrler serYice not evalleble : On• month -. $2. By mall In Ohio end w. ve .• one: · Veer, $16 ; Sht months, ·1.50 ; Three months , U .50. · ElteWhllrt SU yeAr; Silt months lt.SO ; three months, 56. Subscription price In· clu d_u Sunday Times · Sentinel . Southern Local School Board ' . Former Scho~ l Boar<! Member & School Employee Capable - Experienced - Qualified Pd. • " Qualified! £xperienced! Candidate For Southern Local Board. ·of Education Tues., Nov. 6 28 Years · of Teaching · in Different Fields of Education. Graduate of Ohio University. Your vote will be appreciated Pd. Pol. Adv. I .; 0 .500 0 .11.5 Falcons surprise .R ams ' ,._ 1! ' ________ J .) ~ ' ·' ' vancouver 3 10 0 6 36 62 Sunday ' s ·Results New York 4 Vancouver 3 New England 7 Cleveland 5 W i nnipeg 8 Quebec 2 Toronto 6 Los Angeles J Edmon ton 4 M inneso ta 3 Monday 's Gam es No games scheduled . East ·w . I. t . pts gf ga a 3 1 17 59 35 Boston Montreat . 7 2 TOronto 6, · 3 '. ..' ...' "., ~ . · .. ' . .:.v.) -Meigs County in the Future VOTE ·• t< I ";" ·' H ... "H--' 2 16 36 3 15 <14 24 26 Buffalo 7 3 1 15 37 . 34 ·vancouver 4 4 1 9 27 26 N .Y . islndrs 2 4 5 9· 25 . 33 N .Y . Rngrs 3 6 :2 B 30 29 Detroit 2 8 1 .5 33 53 West w . t. t. p1S gf ga 8 4 0 16 36 15 Phil a 7 4 los Angeles 4 Ch icago 3 Atlanta 3 4 5 4 6 31 24 29 28 Pittsburgh 4 1 9 27 MinneS;ota 1 5 6 8 29 California 3 9 ·0 6 27 Sunday's Results Buffato · l Montreat 1· Atlanta· 2 Detroit 0 Philadelphia 7 Pittsburgh 0 Boston 4 Cali forn·ia 1 Chicago 4 NY Rangers 1 Monday's Games No games scheduled St . Loui~ 1 2 2 4 15 10 10 10 23 :16 34 22 49 <tl 52 NHL By united Press International Boston east l .. t. pts gf ga 8 3 1 17 59 35 Montreal Toronto 7 • ''onlssuex ' .)!• \.' ~--.! A ... . . .. ... PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT " TO . PERMIT AGRICULTURAl lAND TO BE VALUED FOR TAKATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH ITS AGRICULTU~Al USE "'" ' If odoJ'Ied, 'this (J"le-ndment shall toke effect Jon vary 1, ·J9-7AI .ond 'the e~o:isting section shal l be repealed frOm . such dote . · . ... . n Sholl s.ection 36 of Article II of 1he Ohi o Constitut io n be crnendccf .10 permit ogricul!.uro.l . land tO be .,.alued for taxation in accordance w ith its ogriculh;rol use? YES In the other Red Division games, Ba ldwin -Wallace dumped Mount Union 37-14 and Wooster beat Capital 27-13. Heidelberg's loss was the Student Princes' third in a row after having their 16i:ame winning streak snapped. · In other games Saturday, Akron stopped. Indiana State Ashland beat 31-14, Way ne sburg ( Pa .) 35-13, Youngstown upset eighthranked North Dakota State 1210, Hanover (Ind.) downed Bluffton 31'13, Oberlin drubbed Case Western Reserve 40-7, Wisconsin-Milwaukee defeated Central State 28-15, Defiance rolled over Ohio Northern 39· 14, Taylor (Ind.) downed Find· lay 24-17, John Carroll edged Hiram 19-16 and Wilmington took Kenyon 20-6. ll , J . Brown 10, Rees 8 and Mark Moyer 6. The league will continue play every Sunday afternoon at the Meigs Junior High Gym . Next Sunday a schedule will be distributed. poured it on the Moustaches, romping to a 100..77 win . Doxie Walters led Luigi's with 32. Joining him in the ~coring column were Ron Ferguson with 28, Gene Wise 10, Mop Johnson 9, Jack Robinson 9, Jim Boggs 4, ·Ron Hanni~g 4, and Dave Thomas and Keith Vanlnwagen 2 each . F'or the Moustaches, Jeff Tyo pumped in 22, Rich Douglas 12, John BenUey 10. Swlndel 8, Mark Tannehill 8, Jim Butcher 6, Dale Harrison 7 an'd Don Nelson 4. In the final game Goodyear edged out Pullins, 78-65 . Leading scorer for Goodyear was Shriver with 30, followed by Hall with 14, Foster 14, Stout 12 and .Nichols 6. For Pullins, Hurl poured in 16 points, Conkel 14, Langdon FRENCH PROTEST French PARIS (UP! ) tennis officials • today threatened tq drop out of \he International Lawn Tennis Federation (ILTF ) unless that group bans players from joining a new ·team tenniS league starting up in the United States . A representative of the Federation Francaise de Lawn Tennis (FFLT ) said the new league, World Team Tennis, could 11 destroy the tennis tour as we know it" by tying up players Wider contract. George Hall. AT THE ORGAN 10 TIL 2 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Nights MEIGS INN .Ph. 992-3629 Pomeroy Buffalo 7 .3 Vancouver 4 4 · N .Y . lslndrs2 4 N .Y . Rngrs 3 6 ,. Detroit 2 8· ~ -· 2 16 36 24 3 15 44 26 I IS 1 9 5 · 9 2 8 37 27 25 30 3~ 26 33 · 29 S 33 53 1 Coats Whit lat ch ASh 8 64 3 23 a 7. 7 ' ' ' TOtALS 1J 93 7 .I KICKOFF RETURN.S R Yd s Avg Magnolia 5 103 20.6 Coat s 5 88 17 .6 Whitlat ch 4 87 21.8 Eason 2 19 9.5 Morr is 1 I S 15 Bolin 1 11 11 T . Qua ils 1 10 10 . TOTALS 19 333 . 17 .5 OPPON . 2J. 407 17 . 7 SCORING TO PAT Pts Oi l er 30 Wh i tlat ch 4 2 26 Wolfe · 3 18 A sh 2 12 Cremeans 2 12 Warner 2 12 George 11 11 Lowery 1 6 TOTALS 19 . 13 127 TEAM STATS M OP First Downs. 85 101 First Down s Ru sh ing 54 70 First Down s Pa sstng 29 25 First Downs by Penalty 2 6 Yar .ds RUsh ing 1204 1268 Yards PaSsing 708 516 Toti!ll Yard S . 191.2 17.1!4 Penal ties 38. 32 Penalfy Yardage 309 320 Fumbles 21 ' 22 We" w. I . .f . ph gf ga Fumbles Lost 15 16 8 4 0 16 36 15· P unts 29 29 Phil a · Punting Yardage ·J034 980 · 127 91 Atlanta 7 ·3 1 15 31 23 Sc oring SCORING BY QUARTERS St . Lo u is 4 4 2 10 24 26 1st 2nd Jrd 4th T Los Angeles 4 5 2 10 29 34· 20 41 · 33 33 . 127 Chici!IQO 3 4 4 10 28 22 Meigs 9 29 33 20 91 P ittsb urgh A 6 1 9 27 49 Oppon . M i nnesota I 5 6 8 29 41 California 3 9 0 6 27 52 ACTIVATING PliTSBURGH (UP!) - The Pittsburgh Steelers, hit by severa1 ke y injuries; said Sunday they would ·activate quarterback Joe Gilliam and defensive lineman Steve Furness for their Monday night · c onfrontation with · · the Washington Redsklns . · Hospitalized Roy Gerela, Pittsburgh's place-kicker, will · be released·from Divine Providence Hospital in time for the game after being out with tonsilitis. good battery. Get out of • I If you car :s battery has been in service three years or more, it.'s time t.o see one of the Del to dealers listed on this page . First, he'll check your old ·battery for signs of age like leaks and loose terminal posts. Then , jf it cannot be serviced and it needs replacement , he'll make you an offer- and let you trade in your old battery on a new · Delco Energizer . Select either a conventional top post model or our sealed terminal design with con nections on the · side. Both .are vacuum sealed for freshness. And all Delco batteries ar,e built to give that big burst. of starting power. Even in extremes of h eat or cold. Get your battery checked today . And trade it in before it lets you down . [2] SEE ONE OF THESE PARTICIPATING DEAlERS FOR HIS WINTER OFFER . . Powell Sunoco Service Middleport Ohio Pomeroy Sunoco Station t>omeroy, Ohio Flesbe~'s Texaco Pomeroy Motor Co. New Haven, W. .Va. . Pomeroy, Ohio THIS WEFK '<. OH 10 COLLEG ,E FOOTBALL SCHEDULE By United Press International Michigan State at Ohio State Miam i at Ken t State Eastern Michigan at Bow ling Green · · Cinci nnat i at Oh id University Toledo at Mar s hall D~ylon at Loui svi lle (nl North ern Illinois at Xavier Murrtity S t a t e (Ky . ) at Yo ungs . town St . <n l Akr on at western Ill ino is Ash land at Evans vi lle ( lnd .l Woos ter at Ba l dwin ·Wa llace Witl enberg at Ca pital Mount Union at Heide lb erg Washington & Lee at Den ison Musl<.ingum at Mar i etta Otterbein at Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Northern at F indlay (n) Bluffton at Wi lmington Centra l Stal e at Tent')essee Stat e All egheny ( Pa .l at Hiram Oberlin · at Joh n carrol l . Kenyon a t Centre (Ky .) ~ ..... CARTER FRENCH Welker's Ashland · Pomeroy, Ohio DENNIS .HACKETT Smith Nelson Motors Pomeroy, Ohio GEORGE BUCHANON JACK FLESHER Burton's Sunoco Service LOOK FOR Mason, W. Va . THIS SIGN! Sunday's Results , (rropoa•O by llnolurion of !hit Gw.uol Auomblv of Ohio~ A majority oflitl'lloti¥o "olf ;, n•cu f91')' htt polu•t•· 1 2 3 W.arner 10<1 45 .708 B s 44 Au l t f o· ·o o o 44 Oppon . l OB 40 · 516 9 3 37 PASS RECEIVING C Yds Avg TD Wolfe 20 315 15 .8 3 Cremeans 8 165 20 .7 2 Wh itlatch 7 77 11 Lowery 4 BO 20 Ash 4 50 12 .5 Magnotta I 11 ll Davenport 1 I 0 1d TOTALS 45 708 15 .7 s PUNTING P Yds Avg Eason 29 1034 · 35 .7 . Oppon. 29 980 33.8 . PU.NT RETURf'.IS R Yds Avg s - ----------Standings . .Vote The first round of ~ction .in the newly formed Independent Winter Basketball League was played Sunday at the Meigs Junior High Gym in Mid· dleport. In the opening game , Citizen's National Bank of PL Pleasant defeated the Nets 9976. Dave Eisel led the bankers 1 attack, pouring in 30 points. He was helped by Ron Logan and Jim Wedge each with l81 Mario Liberatore 14, Howard Lee Miller 5, Jim Raymond 4 ahd .J oe Liberatore 10. For the Nets, Bob Werry had 31, followed by F. Ihle 15, J. Sisson t2, Mike Werry 10, T. Carson 4 and J . Johnson 2. In the second game Luigi's • " NHL Standings -Your Children -Your School System ~ Bankers, Luigi's, Goodyear victors l . I [~ Marauder • statistics By United Press International He1P•1 yards, broke the Uc in the third quarter with his second oneyard touchdown plunge of the day. The other Ram score came on a J\.yard pass from Jan Stuebbe to Oankcr Willie Miller. Dayton and Xavier battled to a ~28 tie as the Flyers, now 4:4-1 on the year, deadlocked the game early in the final quarter on a five -y~rd run by Walt Win gard and a two-point conversion pass from Ken· Polke to tight end Frank McCallion. ~ The Musketeers, now 2+1 on the season, trailed 20-14 at half. time, but went ahead on Dwight Chapman's second TD of the ·day and made it 28-20 early in the final quarter on a 16yard pass from Tim Dydo to Tim Cotton. Cincinnati, leveling its record at 4-4, rolled up its biggest point total in 20 years ( 199 games) in a 52-3 victory over North Texas State. Seven • different players scored for the Bearcats, who led 38-3 at halftime. Sewed Up Division The Ohio Conference playoff participants Were decided Saturday as Wittenberg sewed up the Red Division title with a 31-14 win over Heidelberg and Marietta was assured of the Blue Division title when Mu.sking um and Ohio Wesleyan . battled to a scoreless tie. Denison and Otterbein also tied, 7-7 1 leaving Marietta with a 3-0 division record and the other four teams, Muskingum, Ohio Wesleyan, Denison and Otterbein, all with 1·1·1 marks. ~ • " ..-:,,T'"" NO ·.,· • Paid for by Citizens to Save Open Space in Ohio; 50 W. Gay St .. Columbus. Ohio. · · Seth Taft, chai1:man. · I early 14-0 deficit mostly on the passing of quarterback Reid Lamport and the rvnning or Paul Miles, taking a 2.'\-21 lead on an ll-yard pass from Lam· port lo fullback Phil Polak. Miles finished the game with 131 yards rusbing , giving him 3,108 yards for his career and making him the 19th player in NCAA history to surpass the 3,000 mark . . Set up Showdown Meanwhile, Miami set up its championship showdown next week at Kent State by rolling to a 24·9 victory over Western Michigan, the Redskins eighth straigh t win of the year. Miami, 4-0 in the M>I.C, was held to 52 yard~ rushing by the western defense, but the Redskins' Randy Walker returned the opening kickoff 97 yards for . a touchdown and quarterback Steve Sanna connected on 75 and 64-yard touchdown passes to Larry Harper and John Wiggins. Kent State. 7-1 overall and 3-ll m the MI\C, stru~led to a 7-3 halftime lead over Marshall, · but broke loose in the final, 16 minutes of the game for a 35-3 win. , The Golden Flashes, who got two touchdowns each from sophmores Dan Watkins and Mike Mauger, piled up 586 yards and 37 first downs and did ev~ything but score in the opening ha If. Watkins scored on a 44-yard rlJfl and a oneyard plunge, while Mauger tallied on a 6IJ. yard pass from Greg Kokal and a nine yard run. Dropped Game Toledo' dropped its fifth game in eight starts, taking.a 21·14 defeat at Colorado State. The {lockets battled the Rams to a 14·14 halftime deadlock, scoring on a 57-yard pass from' Gene Swick to Don Symour and a one-yard run by Herman Price. Colorado State's Tom Wallace, Who ru.shed for 124 Orleans, which eve ned its three Ken Anderson passes in By VITO STELLINO mark at 4-4 with the first less than five minutes in the UP! Sports Writer Oakland 42 N .Y . Giants 0 (onl y gam ~s scheduled) shuto ut in the history of the first period and Dallas was on Bob Lee likes to think touch· Monday's Games down but Sunday he was more club. The Sai nts s tunned its way to the easy victory over Washington at Pi11sburgh (on ly games scheduled) than happy to settle. for field Buffalo while holding O.J. Cincinnati. Roger Staubach hit Simpson to 79' yards. It was a on 14 of 18 passes . for the N BA Standings goals. . By United Press lnternation<~l The Atlanta Falcons got five costly loss for Buffalo, which Cowboys . Eastern Conference Atlantic Division of them from rookie Nick fell two games behind Miami at Ken Stabler hit on 16 of 21 w . I. pet . g . b. Mike-Mayer- th e final a 5-3 even though the Bills still passes for two touchd'owns as 7 3 . 700 ~ Boston 1 s .583 . 1 16-yard er with 52 have the best wild card record. Oakland humiliated the New New York Buffalo 6 7 , 462 2.112 seco nds left - and that There weren't rea]ly many York Giants. The losers '1 8 .200 5 . Ph il a more surprises a1though Hous- couldn't cross midfield for the central Division gave the surpri sing Atw . I. p et . g . b . lanta club a 15-13 upset ton snapped an Ill-game losing first 56 minutes of the game. Atlanta 8 5 .61 5 string by beating Baltimore, capital 5 5 .500 1112 victory over the Los Angeles Houston 4 9 .308 4 Rams, Wb0 blew. a !"v-vn 1ead . 3!-27, and G reen Bay and San Cleveland 2· 10 . 167 5112 . western conference Atlanta, S-3, is now only a Francisco, playoff teams last Midwest Division year, continued to disappoint w. t. pet . g .b . game behind the Rams, who their fans by suffering lopsided Milwa ukee 11 I .91 7 are 6-2, in the NFC West. And Chicago 10 2 .833 ~'" Atlanta is tied with Dallas for losses. Detroit 8 5 ·.615 Five leading playoff con· KC.Omaha 4 B .333 1 tlle best runnerup record in the Pacific Divi s ion tenders unbeaten Minw . 1. pet . g .b . fight for the wild card playoff nesota, Miami, Oakland , Los Angeles 8 4 .667 spot. Portland 6 4 .600 I Surprisingly, the . Falcons' Dallas and Kansas CityI Go l denstate 6 4 .600 Sea ttle 4 10 .286 5 closest challenger is New recorded victories and two Phoen ix '2 10 . 167 ot hers- Washington and Sunday 's R esults Pittsburgh--<Oollide Monday Chic ag o 101 Buffalo 95 (ovt ) Capi ta l 102 Phoenix 99 night in the· TV special. Atlan ta 115 Cleveland 110 In Sunday's action, Chicago Golden Sta te 92 KC -Omaha 91 l.os Angeles 106 Hou ston 9J routed Green Bay , 31-17, . New York 111 Seattle 106 • Detroit whipped San Fran· Monday 's Ga.m es ...... no games scheduled cisco, 3().20, Minnesota blasted C leve.land, 26-3, Miami topped WHA Standings Follow ing are the statisti cs By United Press l_nternational . for the fir s t 8 games of the 1973 the New York J ets, .24-14, · East . Me igs Marauder footb"all Oakland trounced the New w. 1. t . Pts gt ga season . New EnglnqB . 4 I 17 <17. 36 York Giants, 42·0, Dallas INDIVIDUAL STAT S RUS.HING r outed Cincinnati, 38-10, 6 0 16 56 47 C Ydc; Ava TO Queb ec 8 3 2 14 42 36 Wh i tl atch Kansas C ity ' blanked San Cleveland 6 118 635 5.4 4 Chicago 6 4 . 1 13 43 35 Oiler 41 222 5.4 5 Diego, -19-0, Denver tied" St. Ash 5<1 157 2.9 2 Louis, 17-17, and Philadelphia 4 1 3 11 47 52 Magnotta 26 102 3. 9 Toronto 4 8 2 10 33 so Couch 10 41 4':'1 New York edged New England, 24-23. West Warner 29 20 .69 2 Bob Griese's 37-yard touch· Thomas 1 20 20 w . I. t. pts Hoffman 2 9 "4.5 down. pass to Paul Warfield in 1 0 16 42 26 T . Qualls 2 l 3.5 Edmonton ~ the third period snapped a 14-14 Ba iley . 1 1 I 1 ·. s .a 5 i 13 45 37 Wolfe Winni.peg deadlock and Miami went on to 2BS 1204 4.2 13 Houston s 3 · · I. 11 35 24 TOTALS OPPON . 34 1 1268 3. 7 9 down th e N.Y . Jet,s . .Minnesota 5 5 ... 1 11 35 J4 PAS·SING Lee Roy Jordan intercepted · Los Ang eles 3 10 0 6 31 SJ . A ( Yd '> I TO Pet w. Your Vote ttnd lnflue(lce Appreciated Pd. Pol. Adv. ••• '' FOR SALISBURY TWP. TRUSTEE • 1 BG had battled b~ck from an ~ START NOW WITH DELCO, YOU'RE SURE TO START ALL WINTER(S) LONG Voters of Meigs Local School District The Gallop P.oll reported 't1 per cent of those questioned approved of the way the President has been doing his VOTE FOR AND SUPPORT Mount Vernon Bing I . 8)' United Press International Ohio University placeki.,•kcr Gary Homer crawled out of his hole Saturday to boot the Bobcats to a 24-2.3 victory over Bowling Green with a 20-yard field goal. Homer, a sophomore £rom Bellaire, got a .second chance when the Falcons jumped off. side as his first try, Ia te in the final period, sailed wide to the left. "I felt like crawling in a hole after the · first miss," saiQ a happy Homer. Thank God I got a second try. I aimed to the right upright because the wind helped carry U1e first one far left. The victory was the second in a row £or the up-and~oming Bobcats and pulled them out of the Mld·American Conference cellar. Homer's field goal killed a Bowling Green t'Omeback and handed the Falcons their third loss Of the . seasOn in eight games. 24~23, . :=;·:·:::·::::::::~:::::::::~::::::::::::;::::::::::::~::::::::::-:::::;:::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::;;:;::=;.;:::::;::1:::::.::::::-:x:-.::.:;::::::::::::s::·:·:=::;;<:=:=:::::::::::::::::-:·:·:::;;:».:::::-.:::~;;:::-;::: IF YOU VOTE FOR MRS. MAXINE WINGEn from Democrats." J Robert F. ; Pd . Pol . Adv. St ., New York .,New Yorfl . Member of . In asking for your support and vote in the upcoming election for the office of school board member of Meigs Local School District, I would like to make two statements. (one) On all issues I will vote with the majority of the people in mind combined with my best judgment and always for the bE!tterment of our educational system for ~ur children. (two) I will not allow myself to be swayed or intimidated by any other member of the school . board or administrative officer of the school . ...... district. I wi II appreciate your ~upport in any way, ·but regardless of your feelings on this matter please go vote on election day because I feel this is thE! foundation of our great country. · Yours Man with the time to do the job. Village Councilman 19S2 to 19SB. TRUSTEE . The Daily Sentinel LOCAL BOARD OF EDUCATION MAYOR OF POMEROY ·News, Event Orange Township rrustee 4 OU edges Bowlin,g Green 23 Carpenter ARTHUR SPENCER 0 .2.50 ! } " CHARLES BISSELL . 2SO 0 • Oakland s 2 1 .688 Kansas Ci ty • J 1 . 563 Denver J J 2 .500 San Diego 1 6 1 . 188 Nationoilll Corlterence East w. I. t . pet . Wash ing ton 5 2 •0 .714 Dallas 5 J 0 .625 Ph lla 3 .4 38 St. Louis 3 ..4 38 N .Y . G iants 1 • 1 . 188 ·· Central w. I. t . pet . Minnesota 8 0 0 1.000 Detro II I .438 J 4 Chicago J s 0 .375 Green Bay 2 4 2 . 375 West pet . w . I. t. Los Angeles 6 2 o . 7SO Attanta 5 3 0 .625 New Orleans 4 4 0 .soo San Fr~ncisco 3 5 0 . 375 Sunday's Results Houston 31 Ba ltimore 27 Kansas City 19 Sa.n D iego 0 Miami 24 N ."Yi . Jets 14 Chicago 31 Green Bay 17 A tla nta 15 Los Angeles 13 · Detroit 30 San Fra n cisco 20 New Orleans lJ Buffalo 0 Dallas 38 Cincinnati 10 Minnesota 26 Cleveland 3 Denver 17 St. Lou is 17 Philadelphia 24 N ew Eng 1and . Vote For • West ' P(j. Pol. Adv. WASHINGTON ( UP!) Sen. Edward W. Brooke, R· Mass., who campaigll!!d with Ric~ard M: Nixon in 1968, says he has "reluctantly" concluded lhe President sbo1!ld resign because he has " lost his ef. fectiveness " to lead the . country. Sen. Heney M. Jackson, DWash., while not calling for the SIMD..AR INSPECTION was held at the Gallipolis Post 20 years ago. At that time the Presidenrs resignation, says post was located on Eastern Ave. Patrolmen were left to right, Bishop, Sampson, Bryan. the issue is "whether or not Boggs, Davis and McCreedy. there is enough confidence left for the President to govern this with his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Frank , along with Joann, Dale Stansbury and all at· Paula and Shawn McWhorter. nation." The statements followed a tended the Lancaster Fair Mr. and Mrs. Bob Frank were together . also guests and assisted with further decline in the President's Gallup Poll rating and Mrs. David Llewelyn, whu the party. W1derv.·ent an appendectomy Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan editorials in some leading at O'Blen·e ss Mem orial <1ccompan ied their son and newspaj>ers and a · national · Mr. and Mrs. H. E . Starkey Hospital is now convalescing daug hter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. news magazine over the weekattended the Lawrfnce County satisfactorily at the horne of' Thvaine J ordan, Bryan , Keith, end, urging the President to Grange banquet, held at her parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Sarah Faye, on a sight· step down. Brooke was the first Senate Windsor Grange Hall, Linn- Lavern J ordan. seeing trip into the Allegheny Republican to publicly call for ville. Mr. Starkey was the ·· Mr. and Mrs. Joe McWhorter Mountains in Pennsylvania on guest speaker for the evening. entertaineq with a Hallowee,n the weekend. They called on the President's resignation. Mark an.d Steve Hamon, part at their home, Games, and . Mrs. Ethel Shell, . Greg and The only other such call from a McArthur, were weekend r efreshmEmt.S were in keeping Rolland, · Steubenville , · Ohio, Republican in Congress came guests of their atmt and un Cle, with the season. Those present viewed sights in the Pitts· earlier from Rep. • Paul N. Mr, and Mrs. Rex Cheadle and were George and Al ber~ H e~s. burgh, Pa. area, camped McCloskey Jr., R-Calif. "I don't think that the family . Ruthie and Debbie ·Peters, overnight at Keystone State Mr . and Mrs. Larry Stan s- Wiladean Howery, David Ray, Park and journeyed as far east country can stand the trawna bury and son, Reynoldsburg, J ohn Stout , Marcia Holcomb, as J ohnstown, Pa .· where they that it has been going through Spent several days :recently Rita and Monika Robb , Hans visited at the horne of Mr. and· for the past months," Brooke Mrs. Howard Rutherf.o rd and sr.id Sunday . .rlewas Interviewed on ABC's daughters . Mr . Rutherford is a "Issues and Answers." RE-ELECT nephew of Mrs. Mendal Jordan '.'He might not be guilty of and li ved here as a boy : . Mr. and Mrs . Robert Mattox any impeachable offense," · took a short business trip and · Brooke said, "On the other Candidate For stopped in Frankfort · where hand there is no question that they were dinner guests of Re~ . President Nixon bas lost his and 1\1rs. David White and effe<ctiV..ness as the leader of · this country, primarily family. CHESTER TOWNSHIP because he bas lost the con· fidence of the people of the Your Vote and Influence Appreciated country, and I think, therefore, CONTRACf APPROVED Election - November 6, 1973 that in tbe interest.. of this FINDLAY, Ohio (UP!) Pd. Pol. Adv . United Rubber Workers Inter· nation that be loves that he national officials Saturday ap- sbould step down, and sbould proved a new three-year con- tender his re&ignation." Sen. Jackson appeared on tract between union Local 207 and the Cooper Tire and Rub- NBC's uMeet the Press!' ber Co . · He said the President sbould Fred Stumpp, lridustrlal appear before . the Senate VOTE FOR relations manager for the Watergate conunittee to ·••tay firm's tire plant here, said the his cards on the table.'' Jackson said that · if the new agreement includes wage · increases totaling 77.8 cents President does not make such Rte. 3, POMEROY, OHIO per hour over the next three an appearance to clear up Fl.RST TERM Watergate questions, "He is years . going to face ... an un· challengeable demand on impeachment or the possibiliiy of a direct ·request · for General Election. Nov. 6, 1973 resignation, and I think the ' DEVOTED TO THE push will come from th.e INTER .E STOF MEIGS -MASON AREA Republican leadersblp, not juSt 2 0 .875 0 .625 0 .250 Central w . I. t. pet. Pi ttsburgh • 1 0 .85 1 Cleveland 4 J I .563 Remember to Vote Tuesday. Nov . 6 Nixon at · low ebb in polls I J • ' '' • •" EASTERN LOCAL BOARD OF EDUCATION frequently to keep the lines of communication open between the officer on the road and the policy-making bodies. Par· ticipating in the inspection were, from left, Ptls. G: A. Coler, D. M. Hunter, E. J . Sheets; Sgts·. G. D. Henderson, and H. D. Conklin, D. L Proffitt ; Lt. Wigglesworth, and Major Manly. The Ohio Highway Patrol will observe its 40th anniversary on Nov. 16. 1 w . I. t. pet . For MAJOR D. E. Manly, General Headquarters Staff, of the Ohio State Highway Patrol, conducted a general staff in· spection of Division personnal stationed at the Gallipolis Post Wednesday. E. W. Wigglesworth, Cmdr. of the Gallipolis Post, said Major Manly met afterward with all officers in· spec ted for a group discussion. Members of the Patrol's General Headquarters Staff contact the field personnel w_ I. t . pet . Miami Butlalo New England NY Jets Balt i more .' CANDIDATE FOR REELECTION November 6, 1973 OORSEL E. LARKINS Eut "' FOR TRUSTEE OF LEBANON TOWNSHIP PO. POL AOV. NFL Standin9J Ry United Preu Inte-rnational American Confe1ence ORIS L. SMITH CECIL ROSEBERRY • Pro Standings • '. Your Vote Appreciated ' 3- The Daily Sent mel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., No\ . 5. 1973 '"'" '. ·!-··-= .-"• .,. .. .... .. ." ·~ "' "' t\J4JI ~- · Buffalo 1 Montreal· 1 Atlanta 2 Detroit 0 F'hiladelphla 7 Pi ttsburgh 0 Boston 4 Ccillforn ia 1 Chicago 4 NY R ·anger ~ l (aft) Monday'i ·Games No games scheduled Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Dr. Milton Mason OPTOMETRISTS Sqpheft C. SMP•diR 181 N. Second Ave. MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-3279 hours by Delco To see for all your family insurance needs. ap· Moo .• Fri. 9 til 4, SS3 Rustel St . (Gr aw•l Hill) M.ldd)eport. Ohio PH. tn-71H IIAU •••• A tMiu.,.oMct SlATE FARM ln:.Uttnc' ComNtlltt H-omt Otllefl• 81oomlntton, tlllnoll JACK WELKER ~ponsored FRANK SISSON by G&] Auto Parts, PHIL BURfON 0. I • • I . ' • �• • • 2- The Daily Sentinel, Middlepori'Pomeroy. 0 .. Nov . 5. 19TJ job, t'Ompared with 68 per cent in his fRvor less than a year ago. 1\le New York Times said in a s&nday editorial: ''The one last great servb that Mr. Nixon can now perfonn for his country is tD resign . Time magazine, in its first editorial in 50 years, said the EXAMS IMPOl:NDEO discrimination charge~ . Six blacks have filed ~uit claiming the examination for prospective Columbu.s firemen is racially and culturally biased and does not measure an applicant's ability to perracia·J form on the job. COLUMBUS (UP!) - U.S. District Judge Joseph P . Kin· rw:ary has ordered 500 civil service examinations for firemen impoWlded pending a hearing against the ColwnbusFire De· partment and Civil Service Commission on \ President should resign becau.se "he has irredeemably lost his moral aulhoriiy, the confidence of most of the country and therefore his ability to govern.'' The Detroit News, previously a staiiJICh supporter of Nixon, said : " U he does not resign, serious consideration should be 5!iven to impeachment.'' Vote For Candidate For MEMBER OF ... v • Eastern local School Board Your Vote and Influence will be Appreciated . Pd . Pol. Ad v. Cin ci nnati Hous!on STEVEN H. EBLIN Candidate For TRUSTEE · SALISBURY TOWNSHIP Election November 6, 1973 Pd. Pol. Adv. FOR RE-ELECTION YOUR VOTE ON NOVEMBER 6th GUY A RUSSELL • Middleport Rt . 1 FOR SALISBURY TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE WILL BE APPRECIATED Pd . Pol. Adv. BEFORE YOU VOTE .. Check The Voting Record. UPGRADED STAFF YES IMPROVEMENT OF YES ELEMENrARY 'FACILITIES UPDATING OF YES Retired -Interested · QUJJlified VOTE FOR DALE E• SMITH REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE EDUCATIONA('EQUIPMENT RETURN CHARLES PYLES For TO Pd. Pol. Adv. CHESTER L. TANNEHilL, Exec: . Ed. ROBERT HOI:FLICH, Cit)<. Editor Publlthed delly eK•apt · Saturtley by The Oh io Vellev PubliSh ing Companv . 111 Court St .. Pomltroy, Ohio. 45769. B\l slnes Office Phone 992 -2156 . Ed itor lei Phone "2 · 2157 . • . Second cii!ISs postege pa id at Pomeroy , Ohio. Na!lonel edverflslng representell"e Bottlnelll · Gellegher, Inc, l2 East A2nd Your Vote & Influence Appreciated VOTE FOR - ·- Dorothy. E. Bentz Dear Voter: Subscriptio n retes ; · Dell'llered b'f cerrler where &'ll~lleble SS cents p•r waek ; By Motor Rout• Whet• cerrler serYice not evalleble : On• month -. $2. By mall In Ohio end w. ve .• one: · Veer, $16 ; Sht months, ·1.50 ; Three months , U .50. · ElteWhllrt SU yeAr; Silt months lt.SO ; three months, 56. Subscription price In· clu d_u Sunday Times · Sentinel . Southern Local School Board ' . Former Scho~ l Boar<! Member & School Employee Capable - Experienced - Qualified Pd. • " Qualified! £xperienced! Candidate For Southern Local Board. ·of Education Tues., Nov. 6 28 Years · of Teaching · in Different Fields of Education. Graduate of Ohio University. Your vote will be appreciated Pd. Pol. Adv. I .; 0 .500 0 .11.5 Falcons surprise .R ams ' ,._ 1! ' ________ J .) ~ ' ·' ' vancouver 3 10 0 6 36 62 Sunday ' s ·Results New York 4 Vancouver 3 New England 7 Cleveland 5 W i nnipeg 8 Quebec 2 Toronto 6 Los Angeles J Edmon ton 4 M inneso ta 3 Monday 's Gam es No games scheduled . East ·w . I. t . pts gf ga a 3 1 17 59 35 Boston Montreat . 7 2 TOronto 6, · 3 '. ..' ...' "., ~ . · .. ' . .:.v.) -Meigs County in the Future VOTE ·• t< I ";" ·' H ... "H--' 2 16 36 3 15 <14 24 26 Buffalo 7 3 1 15 37 . 34 ·vancouver 4 4 1 9 27 26 N .Y . islndrs 2 4 5 9· 25 . 33 N .Y . Rngrs 3 6 :2 B 30 29 Detroit 2 8 1 .5 33 53 West w . t. t. p1S gf ga 8 4 0 16 36 15 Phil a 7 4 los Angeles 4 Ch icago 3 Atlanta 3 4 5 4 6 31 24 29 28 Pittsburgh 4 1 9 27 MinneS;ota 1 5 6 8 29 California 3 9 ·0 6 27 Sunday's Results Buffato · l Montreat 1· Atlanta· 2 Detroit 0 Philadelphia 7 Pittsburgh 0 Boston 4 Cali forn·ia 1 Chicago 4 NY Rangers 1 Monday's Games No games scheduled St . Loui~ 1 2 2 4 15 10 10 10 23 :16 34 22 49 <tl 52 NHL By united Press International Boston east l .. t. pts gf ga 8 3 1 17 59 35 Montreal Toronto 7 • ''onlssuex ' .)!• \.' ~--.! A ... . . .. ... PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT " TO . PERMIT AGRICULTURAl lAND TO BE VALUED FOR TAKATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH ITS AGRICULTU~Al USE "'" ' If odoJ'Ied, 'this (J"le-ndment shall toke effect Jon vary 1, ·J9-7AI .ond 'the e~o:isting section shal l be repealed frOm . such dote . · . ... . n Sholl s.ection 36 of Article II of 1he Ohi o Constitut io n be crnendccf .10 permit ogricul!.uro.l . land tO be .,.alued for taxation in accordance w ith its ogriculh;rol use? YES In the other Red Division games, Ba ldwin -Wallace dumped Mount Union 37-14 and Wooster beat Capital 27-13. Heidelberg's loss was the Student Princes' third in a row after having their 16i:ame winning streak snapped. · In other games Saturday, Akron stopped. Indiana State Ashland beat 31-14, Way ne sburg ( Pa .) 35-13, Youngstown upset eighthranked North Dakota State 1210, Hanover (Ind.) downed Bluffton 31'13, Oberlin drubbed Case Western Reserve 40-7, Wisconsin-Milwaukee defeated Central State 28-15, Defiance rolled over Ohio Northern 39· 14, Taylor (Ind.) downed Find· lay 24-17, John Carroll edged Hiram 19-16 and Wilmington took Kenyon 20-6. ll , J . Brown 10, Rees 8 and Mark Moyer 6. The league will continue play every Sunday afternoon at the Meigs Junior High Gym . Next Sunday a schedule will be distributed. poured it on the Moustaches, romping to a 100..77 win . Doxie Walters led Luigi's with 32. Joining him in the ~coring column were Ron Ferguson with 28, Gene Wise 10, Mop Johnson 9, Jack Robinson 9, Jim Boggs 4, ·Ron Hanni~g 4, and Dave Thomas and Keith Vanlnwagen 2 each . F'or the Moustaches, Jeff Tyo pumped in 22, Rich Douglas 12, John BenUey 10. Swlndel 8, Mark Tannehill 8, Jim Butcher 6, Dale Harrison 7 an'd Don Nelson 4. In the final game Goodyear edged out Pullins, 78-65 . Leading scorer for Goodyear was Shriver with 30, followed by Hall with 14, Foster 14, Stout 12 and .Nichols 6. For Pullins, Hurl poured in 16 points, Conkel 14, Langdon FRENCH PROTEST French PARIS (UP! ) tennis officials • today threatened tq drop out of \he International Lawn Tennis Federation (ILTF ) unless that group bans players from joining a new ·team tenniS league starting up in the United States . A representative of the Federation Francaise de Lawn Tennis (FFLT ) said the new league, World Team Tennis, could 11 destroy the tennis tour as we know it" by tying up players Wider contract. George Hall. AT THE ORGAN 10 TIL 2 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Nights MEIGS INN .Ph. 992-3629 Pomeroy Buffalo 7 .3 Vancouver 4 4 · N .Y . lslndrs2 4 N .Y . Rngrs 3 6 ,. Detroit 2 8· ~ -· 2 16 36 24 3 15 44 26 I IS 1 9 5 · 9 2 8 37 27 25 30 3~ 26 33 · 29 S 33 53 1 Coats Whit lat ch ASh 8 64 3 23 a 7. 7 ' ' ' TOtALS 1J 93 7 .I KICKOFF RETURN.S R Yd s Avg Magnolia 5 103 20.6 Coat s 5 88 17 .6 Whitlat ch 4 87 21.8 Eason 2 19 9.5 Morr is 1 I S 15 Bolin 1 11 11 T . Qua ils 1 10 10 . TOTALS 19 333 . 17 .5 OPPON . 2J. 407 17 . 7 SCORING TO PAT Pts Oi l er 30 Wh i tlat ch 4 2 26 Wolfe · 3 18 A sh 2 12 Cremeans 2 12 Warner 2 12 George 11 11 Lowery 1 6 TOTALS 19 . 13 127 TEAM STATS M OP First Downs. 85 101 First Down s Ru sh ing 54 70 First Down s Pa sstng 29 25 First Downs by Penalty 2 6 Yar .ds RUsh ing 1204 1268 Yards PaSsing 708 516 Toti!ll Yard S . 191.2 17.1!4 Penal ties 38. 32 Penalfy Yardage 309 320 Fumbles 21 ' 22 We" w. I . .f . ph gf ga Fumbles Lost 15 16 8 4 0 16 36 15· P unts 29 29 Phil a · Punting Yardage ·J034 980 · 127 91 Atlanta 7 ·3 1 15 31 23 Sc oring SCORING BY QUARTERS St . Lo u is 4 4 2 10 24 26 1st 2nd Jrd 4th T Los Angeles 4 5 2 10 29 34· 20 41 · 33 33 . 127 Chici!IQO 3 4 4 10 28 22 Meigs 9 29 33 20 91 P ittsb urgh A 6 1 9 27 49 Oppon . M i nnesota I 5 6 8 29 41 California 3 9 0 6 27 52 ACTIVATING PliTSBURGH (UP!) - The Pittsburgh Steelers, hit by severa1 ke y injuries; said Sunday they would ·activate quarterback Joe Gilliam and defensive lineman Steve Furness for their Monday night · c onfrontation with · · the Washington Redsklns . · Hospitalized Roy Gerela, Pittsburgh's place-kicker, will · be released·from Divine Providence Hospital in time for the game after being out with tonsilitis. good battery. Get out of • I If you car :s battery has been in service three years or more, it.'s time t.o see one of the Del to dealers listed on this page . First, he'll check your old ·battery for signs of age like leaks and loose terminal posts. 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OH 10 COLLEG ,E FOOTBALL SCHEDULE By United Press International Michigan State at Ohio State Miam i at Ken t State Eastern Michigan at Bow ling Green · · Cinci nnat i at Oh id University Toledo at Mar s hall D~ylon at Loui svi lle (nl North ern Illinois at Xavier Murrtity S t a t e (Ky . ) at Yo ungs . town St . <n l Akr on at western Ill ino is Ash land at Evans vi lle ( lnd .l Woos ter at Ba l dwin ·Wa llace Witl enberg at Ca pital Mount Union at Heide lb erg Washington & Lee at Den ison Musl<.ingum at Mar i etta Otterbein at Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Northern at F indlay (n) Bluffton at Wi lmington Centra l Stal e at Tent')essee Stat e All egheny ( Pa .l at Hiram Oberlin · at Joh n carrol l . Kenyon a t Centre (Ky .) ~ ..... CARTER FRENCH Welker's Ashland · Pomeroy, Ohio DENNIS .HACKETT Smith Nelson Motors Pomeroy, Ohio GEORGE BUCHANON JACK FLESHER Burton's Sunoco Service LOOK FOR Mason, W. Va . THIS SIGN! Sunday's Results , (rropoa•O by llnolurion of !hit Gw.uol Auomblv of Ohio~ A majority oflitl'lloti¥o "olf ;, n•cu f91')' htt polu•t•· 1 2 3 W.arner 10<1 45 .708 B s 44 Au l t f o· ·o o o 44 Oppon . l OB 40 · 516 9 3 37 PASS RECEIVING C Yds Avg TD Wolfe 20 315 15 .8 3 Cremeans 8 165 20 .7 2 Wh itlatch 7 77 11 Lowery 4 BO 20 Ash 4 50 12 .5 Magnotta I 11 ll Davenport 1 I 0 1d TOTALS 45 708 15 .7 s PUNTING P Yds Avg Eason 29 1034 · 35 .7 . Oppon. 29 980 33.8 . PU.NT RETURf'.IS R Yds Avg s - ----------Standings . .Vote The first round of ~ction .in the newly formed Independent Winter Basketball League was played Sunday at the Meigs Junior High Gym in Mid· dleport. In the opening game , Citizen's National Bank of PL Pleasant defeated the Nets 9976. Dave Eisel led the bankers 1 attack, pouring in 30 points. He was helped by Ron Logan and Jim Wedge each with l81 Mario Liberatore 14, Howard Lee Miller 5, Jim Raymond 4 ahd .J oe Liberatore 10. For the Nets, Bob Werry had 31, followed by F. Ihle 15, J. Sisson t2, Mike Werry 10, T. Carson 4 and J . Johnson 2. In the second game Luigi's • " NHL Standings -Your Children -Your School System ~ Bankers, Luigi's, Goodyear victors l . I [~ Marauder • statistics By United Press International He1P•1 yards, broke the Uc in the third quarter with his second oneyard touchdown plunge of the day. The other Ram score came on a J\.yard pass from Jan Stuebbe to Oankcr Willie Miller. Dayton and Xavier battled to a ~28 tie as the Flyers, now 4:4-1 on the year, deadlocked the game early in the final quarter on a five -y~rd run by Walt Win gard and a two-point conversion pass from Ken· Polke to tight end Frank McCallion. ~ The Musketeers, now 2+1 on the season, trailed 20-14 at half. time, but went ahead on Dwight Chapman's second TD of the ·day and made it 28-20 early in the final quarter on a 16yard pass from Tim Dydo to Tim Cotton. Cincinnati, leveling its record at 4-4, rolled up its biggest point total in 20 years ( 199 games) in a 52-3 victory over North Texas State. Seven • different players scored for the Bearcats, who led 38-3 at halftime. Sewed Up Division The Ohio Conference playoff participants Were decided Saturday as Wittenberg sewed up the Red Division title with a 31-14 win over Heidelberg and Marietta was assured of the Blue Division title when Mu.sking um and Ohio Wesleyan . battled to a scoreless tie. Denison and Otterbein also tied, 7-7 1 leaving Marietta with a 3-0 division record and the other four teams, Muskingum, Ohio Wesleyan, Denison and Otterbein, all with 1·1·1 marks. ~ • " ..-:,,T'"" NO ·.,· • Paid for by Citizens to Save Open Space in Ohio; 50 W. Gay St .. Columbus. Ohio. · · Seth Taft, chai1:man. · I early 14-0 deficit mostly on the passing of quarterback Reid Lamport and the rvnning or Paul Miles, taking a 2.'\-21 lead on an ll-yard pass from Lam· port lo fullback Phil Polak. Miles finished the game with 131 yards rusbing , giving him 3,108 yards for his career and making him the 19th player in NCAA history to surpass the 3,000 mark . . Set up Showdown Meanwhile, Miami set up its championship showdown next week at Kent State by rolling to a 24·9 victory over Western Michigan, the Redskins eighth straigh t win of the year. Miami, 4-0 in the M>I.C, was held to 52 yard~ rushing by the western defense, but the Redskins' Randy Walker returned the opening kickoff 97 yards for . a touchdown and quarterback Steve Sanna connected on 75 and 64-yard touchdown passes to Larry Harper and John Wiggins. Kent State. 7-1 overall and 3-ll m the MI\C, stru~led to a 7-3 halftime lead over Marshall, · but broke loose in the final, 16 minutes of the game for a 35-3 win. , The Golden Flashes, who got two touchdowns each from sophmores Dan Watkins and Mike Mauger, piled up 586 yards and 37 first downs and did ev~ything but score in the opening ha If. Watkins scored on a 44-yard rlJfl and a oneyard plunge, while Mauger tallied on a 6IJ. yard pass from Greg Kokal and a nine yard run. Dropped Game Toledo' dropped its fifth game in eight starts, taking.a 21·14 defeat at Colorado State. The {lockets battled the Rams to a 14·14 halftime deadlock, scoring on a 57-yard pass from' Gene Swick to Don Symour and a one-yard run by Herman Price. Colorado State's Tom Wallace, Who ru.shed for 124 Orleans, which eve ned its three Ken Anderson passes in By VITO STELLINO mark at 4-4 with the first less than five minutes in the UP! Sports Writer Oakland 42 N .Y . Giants 0 (onl y gam ~s scheduled) shuto ut in the history of the first period and Dallas was on Bob Lee likes to think touch· Monday's Games down but Sunday he was more club. The Sai nts s tunned its way to the easy victory over Washington at Pi11sburgh (on ly games scheduled) than happy to settle. for field Buffalo while holding O.J. Cincinnati. Roger Staubach hit Simpson to 79' yards. It was a on 14 of 18 passes . for the N BA Standings goals. . By United Press lnternation<~l The Atlanta Falcons got five costly loss for Buffalo, which Cowboys . Eastern Conference Atlantic Division of them from rookie Nick fell two games behind Miami at Ken Stabler hit on 16 of 21 w . I. pet . g . b. Mike-Mayer- th e final a 5-3 even though the Bills still passes for two touchd'owns as 7 3 . 700 ~ Boston 1 s .583 . 1 16-yard er with 52 have the best wild card record. Oakland humiliated the New New York Buffalo 6 7 , 462 2.112 seco nds left - and that There weren't rea]ly many York Giants. The losers '1 8 .200 5 . Ph il a more surprises a1though Hous- couldn't cross midfield for the central Division gave the surpri sing Atw . I. p et . g . b . lanta club a 15-13 upset ton snapped an Ill-game losing first 56 minutes of the game. Atlanta 8 5 .61 5 string by beating Baltimore, capital 5 5 .500 1112 victory over the Los Angeles Houston 4 9 .308 4 Rams, Wb0 blew. a !"v-vn 1ead . 3!-27, and G reen Bay and San Cleveland 2· 10 . 167 5112 . western conference Atlanta, S-3, is now only a Francisco, playoff teams last Midwest Division year, continued to disappoint w. t. pet . g .b . game behind the Rams, who their fans by suffering lopsided Milwa ukee 11 I .91 7 are 6-2, in the NFC West. And Chicago 10 2 .833 ~'" Atlanta is tied with Dallas for losses. Detroit 8 5 ·.615 Five leading playoff con· KC.Omaha 4 B .333 1 tlle best runnerup record in the Pacific Divi s ion tenders unbeaten Minw . 1. pet . g .b . fight for the wild card playoff nesota, Miami, Oakland , Los Angeles 8 4 .667 spot. Portland 6 4 .600 I Surprisingly, the . Falcons' Dallas and Kansas CityI Go l denstate 6 4 .600 Sea ttle 4 10 .286 5 closest challenger is New recorded victories and two Phoen ix '2 10 . 167 ot hers- Washington and Sunday 's R esults Pittsburgh--<Oollide Monday Chic ag o 101 Buffalo 95 (ovt ) Capi ta l 102 Phoenix 99 night in the· TV special. Atlan ta 115 Cleveland 110 In Sunday's action, Chicago Golden Sta te 92 KC -Omaha 91 l.os Angeles 106 Hou ston 9J routed Green Bay , 31-17, . New York 111 Seattle 106 • Detroit whipped San Fran· Monday 's Ga.m es ...... no games scheduled cisco, 3().20, Minnesota blasted C leve.land, 26-3, Miami topped WHA Standings Follow ing are the statisti cs By United Press l_nternational . for the fir s t 8 games of the 1973 the New York J ets, .24-14, · East . Me igs Marauder footb"all Oakland trounced the New w. 1. t . Pts gt ga season . New EnglnqB . 4 I 17 <17. 36 York Giants, 42·0, Dallas INDIVIDUAL STAT S RUS.HING r outed Cincinnati, 38-10, 6 0 16 56 47 C Ydc; Ava TO Queb ec 8 3 2 14 42 36 Wh i tl atch Kansas C ity ' blanked San Cleveland 6 118 635 5.4 4 Chicago 6 4 . 1 13 43 35 Oiler 41 222 5.4 5 Diego, -19-0, Denver tied" St. Ash 5<1 157 2.9 2 Louis, 17-17, and Philadelphia 4 1 3 11 47 52 Magnotta 26 102 3. 9 Toronto 4 8 2 10 33 so Couch 10 41 4':'1 New York edged New England, 24-23. West Warner 29 20 .69 2 Bob Griese's 37-yard touch· Thomas 1 20 20 w . I. t. pts Hoffman 2 9 "4.5 down. pass to Paul Warfield in 1 0 16 42 26 T . Qualls 2 l 3.5 Edmonton ~ the third period snapped a 14-14 Ba iley . 1 1 I 1 ·. s .a 5 i 13 45 37 Wolfe Winni.peg deadlock and Miami went on to 2BS 1204 4.2 13 Houston s 3 · · I. 11 35 24 TOTALS OPPON . 34 1 1268 3. 7 9 down th e N.Y . Jet,s . .Minnesota 5 5 ... 1 11 35 J4 PAS·SING Lee Roy Jordan intercepted · Los Ang eles 3 10 0 6 31 SJ . A ( Yd '> I TO Pet w. Your Vote ttnd lnflue(lce Appreciated Pd. Pol. Adv. ••• '' FOR SALISBURY TWP. TRUSTEE • 1 BG had battled b~ck from an ~ START NOW WITH DELCO, YOU'RE SURE TO START ALL WINTER(S) LONG Voters of Meigs Local School District The Gallop P.oll reported 't1 per cent of those questioned approved of the way the President has been doing his VOTE FOR AND SUPPORT Mount Vernon Bing I . 8)' United Press International Ohio University placeki.,•kcr Gary Homer crawled out of his hole Saturday to boot the Bobcats to a 24-2.3 victory over Bowling Green with a 20-yard field goal. Homer, a sophomore £rom Bellaire, got a .second chance when the Falcons jumped off. side as his first try, Ia te in the final period, sailed wide to the left. "I felt like crawling in a hole after the · first miss," saiQ a happy Homer. Thank God I got a second try. I aimed to the right upright because the wind helped carry U1e first one far left. The victory was the second in a row £or the up-and~oming Bobcats and pulled them out of the Mld·American Conference cellar. Homer's field goal killed a Bowling Green t'Omeback and handed the Falcons their third loss Of the . seasOn in eight games. 24~23, . :=;·:·:::·::::::::~:::::::::~::::::::::::;::::::::::::~::::::::::-:::::;:::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::;;:;::=;.;:::::;::1:::::.::::::-:x:-.::.:;::::::::::::s::·:·:=::;;<:=:=:::::::::::::::::-:·:·:::;;:».:::::-.:::~;;:::-;::: IF YOU VOTE FOR MRS. MAXINE WINGEn from Democrats." J Robert F. ; Pd . Pol . Adv. St ., New York .,New Yorfl . Member of . In asking for your support and vote in the upcoming election for the office of school board member of Meigs Local School District, I would like to make two statements. (one) On all issues I will vote with the majority of the people in mind combined with my best judgment and always for the bE!tterment of our educational system for ~ur children. (two) I will not allow myself to be swayed or intimidated by any other member of the school . board or administrative officer of the school . ...... district. I wi II appreciate your ~upport in any way, ·but regardless of your feelings on this matter please go vote on election day because I feel this is thE! foundation of our great country. · Yours Man with the time to do the job. Village Councilman 19S2 to 19SB. TRUSTEE . The Daily Sentinel LOCAL BOARD OF EDUCATION MAYOR OF POMEROY ·News, Event Orange Township rrustee 4 OU edges Bowlin,g Green 23 Carpenter ARTHUR SPENCER 0 .2.50 ! } " CHARLES BISSELL . 2SO 0 • Oakland s 2 1 .688 Kansas Ci ty • J 1 . 563 Denver J J 2 .500 San Diego 1 6 1 . 188 Nationoilll Corlterence East w. I. t . pet . Wash ing ton 5 2 •0 .714 Dallas 5 J 0 .625 Ph lla 3 .4 38 St. Louis 3 ..4 38 N .Y . G iants 1 • 1 . 188 ·· Central w. I. t . pet . Minnesota 8 0 0 1.000 Detro II I .438 J 4 Chicago J s 0 .375 Green Bay 2 4 2 . 375 West pet . w . I. t. Los Angeles 6 2 o . 7SO Attanta 5 3 0 .625 New Orleans 4 4 0 .soo San Fr~ncisco 3 5 0 . 375 Sunday's Results Houston 31 Ba ltimore 27 Kansas City 19 Sa.n D iego 0 Miami 24 N ."Yi . Jets 14 Chicago 31 Green Bay 17 A tla nta 15 Los Angeles 13 · Detroit 30 San Fra n cisco 20 New Orleans lJ Buffalo 0 Dallas 38 Cincinnati 10 Minnesota 26 Cleveland 3 Denver 17 St. Lou is 17 Philadelphia 24 N ew Eng 1and . Vote For • West ' P(j. Pol. Adv. WASHINGTON ( UP!) Sen. Edward W. Brooke, R· Mass., who campaigll!!d with Ric~ard M: Nixon in 1968, says he has "reluctantly" concluded lhe President sbo1!ld resign because he has " lost his ef. fectiveness " to lead the . country. Sen. Heney M. Jackson, DWash., while not calling for the SIMD..AR INSPECTION was held at the Gallipolis Post 20 years ago. At that time the Presidenrs resignation, says post was located on Eastern Ave. Patrolmen were left to right, Bishop, Sampson, Bryan. the issue is "whether or not Boggs, Davis and McCreedy. there is enough confidence left for the President to govern this with his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Frank , along with Joann, Dale Stansbury and all at· Paula and Shawn McWhorter. nation." The statements followed a tended the Lancaster Fair Mr. and Mrs. Bob Frank were together . also guests and assisted with further decline in the President's Gallup Poll rating and Mrs. David Llewelyn, whu the party. W1derv.·ent an appendectomy Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan editorials in some leading at O'Blen·e ss Mem orial <1ccompan ied their son and newspaj>ers and a · national · Mr. and Mrs. H. E . Starkey Hospital is now convalescing daug hter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. news magazine over the weekattended the Lawrfnce County satisfactorily at the horne of' Thvaine J ordan, Bryan , Keith, end, urging the President to Grange banquet, held at her parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Sarah Faye, on a sight· step down. Brooke was the first Senate Windsor Grange Hall, Linn- Lavern J ordan. seeing trip into the Allegheny Republican to publicly call for ville. Mr. Starkey was the ·· Mr. and Mrs. Joe McWhorter Mountains in Pennsylvania on guest speaker for the evening. entertaineq with a Hallowee,n the weekend. They called on the President's resignation. Mark an.d Steve Hamon, part at their home, Games, and . Mrs. Ethel Shell, . Greg and The only other such call from a McArthur, were weekend r efreshmEmt.S were in keeping Rolland, · Steubenville , · Ohio, Republican in Congress came guests of their atmt and un Cle, with the season. Those present viewed sights in the Pitts· earlier from Rep. • Paul N. Mr, and Mrs. Rex Cheadle and were George and Al ber~ H e~s. burgh, Pa. area, camped McCloskey Jr., R-Calif. "I don't think that the family . Ruthie and Debbie ·Peters, overnight at Keystone State Mr . and Mrs. Larry Stan s- Wiladean Howery, David Ray, Park and journeyed as far east country can stand the trawna bury and son, Reynoldsburg, J ohn Stout , Marcia Holcomb, as J ohnstown, Pa .· where they that it has been going through Spent several days :recently Rita and Monika Robb , Hans visited at the horne of Mr. and· for the past months," Brooke Mrs. Howard Rutherf.o rd and sr.id Sunday . .rlewas Interviewed on ABC's daughters . Mr . Rutherford is a "Issues and Answers." RE-ELECT nephew of Mrs. Mendal Jordan '.'He might not be guilty of and li ved here as a boy : . Mr. and Mrs . Robert Mattox any impeachable offense," · took a short business trip and · Brooke said, "On the other Candidate For stopped in Frankfort · where hand there is no question that they were dinner guests of Re~ . President Nixon bas lost his and 1\1rs. David White and effe<ctiV..ness as the leader of · this country, primarily family. CHESTER TOWNSHIP because he bas lost the con· fidence of the people of the Your Vote and Influence Appreciated country, and I think, therefore, CONTRACf APPROVED Election - November 6, 1973 that in tbe interest.. of this FINDLAY, Ohio (UP!) Pd. Pol. Adv . United Rubber Workers Inter· nation that be loves that he national officials Saturday ap- sbould step down, and sbould proved a new three-year con- tender his re&ignation." Sen. Jackson appeared on tract between union Local 207 and the Cooper Tire and Rub- NBC's uMeet the Press!' ber Co . · He said the President sbould Fred Stumpp, lridustrlal appear before . the Senate VOTE FOR relations manager for the Watergate conunittee to ·••tay firm's tire plant here, said the his cards on the table.'' Jackson said that · if the new agreement includes wage · increases totaling 77.8 cents President does not make such Rte. 3, POMEROY, OHIO per hour over the next three an appearance to clear up Fl.RST TERM Watergate questions, "He is years . going to face ... an un· challengeable demand on impeachment or the possibiliiy of a direct ·request · for General Election. Nov. 6, 1973 resignation, and I think the ' DEVOTED TO THE push will come from th.e INTER .E STOF MEIGS -MASON AREA Republican leadersblp, not juSt 2 0 .875 0 .625 0 .250 Central w . I. t. pet. Pi ttsburgh • 1 0 .85 1 Cleveland 4 J I .563 Remember to Vote Tuesday. Nov . 6 Nixon at · low ebb in polls I J • ' '' • •" EASTERN LOCAL BOARD OF EDUCATION frequently to keep the lines of communication open between the officer on the road and the policy-making bodies. Par· ticipating in the inspection were, from left, Ptls. G: A. Coler, D. M. Hunter, E. J . Sheets; Sgts·. G. D. Henderson, and H. D. Conklin, D. L Proffitt ; Lt. Wigglesworth, and Major Manly. The Ohio Highway Patrol will observe its 40th anniversary on Nov. 16. 1 w . I. t. pet . For MAJOR D. E. Manly, General Headquarters Staff, of the Ohio State Highway Patrol, conducted a general staff in· spection of Division personnal stationed at the Gallipolis Post Wednesday. E. W. Wigglesworth, Cmdr. of the Gallipolis Post, said Major Manly met afterward with all officers in· spec ted for a group discussion. Members of the Patrol's General Headquarters Staff contact the field personnel w_ I. t . pet . Miami Butlalo New England NY Jets Balt i more .' CANDIDATE FOR REELECTION November 6, 1973 OORSEL E. LARKINS Eut "' FOR TRUSTEE OF LEBANON TOWNSHIP PO. POL AOV. NFL Standin9J Ry United Preu Inte-rnational American Confe1ence ORIS L. SMITH CECIL ROSEBERRY • Pro Standings • '. Your Vote Appreciated ' 3- The Daily Sent mel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., No\ . 5. 1973 '"'" '. ·!-··-= .-"• .,. .. .... .. ." ·~ "' "' t\J4JI ~- · Buffalo 1 Montreal· 1 Atlanta 2 Detroit 0 F'hiladelphla 7 Pi ttsburgh 0 Boston 4 Ccillforn ia 1 Chicago 4 NY R ·anger ~ l (aft) Monday'i ·Games No games scheduled Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Dr. Milton Mason OPTOMETRISTS Sqpheft C. SMP•diR 181 N. Second Ave. MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-3279 hours by Delco To see for all your family insurance needs. ap· Moo .• Fri. 9 til 4, SS3 Rustel St . (Gr aw•l Hill) M.ldd)eport. Ohio PH. tn-71H IIAU •••• A tMiu.,.oMct SlATE FARM ln:.Uttnc' ComNtlltt H-omt Otllefl• 81oomlntton, tlllnoll JACK WELKER ~ponsored FRANK SISSON by G&] Auto Parts, PHIL BURfON 0. I • • I . ' • �( • Ark Sha ke Hav en Top Ca t!. J1 Four Ac es J1 31 Crow 's Come ts conf e,.ence 011era11 27 Three Nut s & A Bo lt _ W l f WLT Th ree H1I S & A M is 20 M . am i 4 0 0 8 a 0 H1Q h Ind iv idual Game Joe Ken t Sta t e 3 0 0 7 1 o So isson 2 17. Bo w ling G r een Sec ond High Ind . Gam e - A . 1 3 .0 5 3 0 L Phel ps Jr . 211. Oh io Un i ver si ty Th ir:d High ·Ind. Game 3 ' 0 R a y rv~ond Roac h 196 . ' 3 0 To ledo 1 3 0 3 5 0 High Ser ies - A . L . Ph el ps; Wc slt•r n M i chigan Jr . 566. 1 4 0 SAO Second H igh Ser ies - Jo e Ohio Con f erence SISSon 535 . Blue OiYision .Th1r d H i gh Se r ies ._ Confere n ce Overall Raymond Roa ch, 501. WLT WLT T eam ~ i gh Gam e ..,- Roa ch 's .M ar i ett a 3 o 0 6 2 0 .Gun Shop 744 . Ott erb e in 1 1 1 o1 3 1 Team High Se r ies .,._ Roa ch 's Mus k ingum 1 1 1 4 3 1 Gun Shop 191 8 . Tvtsa tl Lov rs v ille 9 Wl' r> f Mo . J l Ka nsas S1 7 Muskingum 0 0 W e ~eya n 0 ~ OHIO COLlEGE FOOTBALL RECOR OS. By Un•t('d Press Internat ional M•d - Am~r•can Conference, le x a s 42 SM U IJ TCU ) J Baylor 18 T e xa s Tec h 19 Rice 6 Arr r o r c e 43 Ar my 10 Ar i zona J S U T E P 18 Brigham Yo ung 56 N M 21 Colo Sf 71 Toledo 14 Idaho 10 M on t.ana 1 .. U SC 50 Cai !L 14 Stan for d 24 Ore . St . UCLA 62 W ash . l3 Utah 36 A r i zona St . Jl n Oh io S t . 30 11 1. 0 Oh i o U . 24 S w ing Green 23 Pu rd ue ~8 Iowa 23 . . MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT Oh io Wes ley an 1 1 l 1 I l Den i son Red Division Woo st e r J 1 Hei d el berg 1 3 Cap i tal 1 3 M ount U n ion 5 J 2 J J o o o o 0 0 Purdue 3 2 0 Minnesota 3 2 ·0 3 8 5 0 0 3. 0 ' 4 0 ' ' 0 , ' 0 J 2 2 5 6 6 o o o 0 8 0 W L 5 ·1 T 2 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 Others 7 , 5 , ' ' 5 4 , J 4 4 4 4 4 4 ' 4 4 4 4 2 5 5 2 6 I , 7 1 8 0 8 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 I "0 0 0 0 Lee Swick dies . feam w. L. 46 Roa ch 's Gun Shop Sears Catalog Salesf .46 M idwest steel Go. .44 Rawlings Auto Parts 3.4 H&R Firestone 2.4 Pomeroy Cemenf"Biock Co . 20 High Individual Game Char les Kaptina 209 . Second High lnct . Game Harold Am:jerson '.104 . Third High Ind . Game - Bill Wilford 201. High Ser i es Charles Boy I es 557 . Second H igh Series Bill Wil ford 550 . Th ird High Series - Harold Anderson 539 . Team High Game Sears Ca t alo g Sales 871. Sea r s Tea.m -H igh Seri es Catalog Sa l es 2526 . MASON BOWLING CENTER Tuesday lndu~trial October 30, 197J Pt . Oh iO Et ec lr ic' 50 Butto n ' s Coc a Col a R i gg ~ U se d c ar s Bil l 's Fl esher 's Tea c her s Ma son Aggregate T eam H igh Ser i es - A6 42 39 37 26 26 22 Burtons 2492 , Bill s 247.4 , Coca Cola 1372. . T eam H igh Game coca Cola 712 , Burtons 882 , Mason Ag~n! gat e 857 . 1 Ind i v i dual High ser ies ~ Roger Ri eber"686, Dewey Sm ith 609 , John Grate 5-61. Ind i v idual H igh Game Roger Ri ebel245 , Dewey Sm ith 237, John Grate, 235, Rog er Riebel 235. POMEROY LANES W edn esdlilly Early M ixe d League Wee lc of October 2-' , 1973 Won lost .Zide's Sport Shop 46 26 Srr.ith -N elson Motors 40 32 Rega tt adn 40 32 Yovng 's Market 38 34 Team No . 1 28 44 TeamNo . A 24 · 48 High S!;!ries Men : Jr . Phelps 598 , Bill Port er 5 15. Women : Caroly n Bachner 511, Wanda Gordon 500 . Hlgh Game Men : Jr . Phe lP s 223 an~ 203 ; Women : Helen Phelps 216, Caro l Yn Bachner 189 . H igh Team Series and High Team "Gil me - Regatta -In 2003 and 704 . executi"'e director of 1 ·I I I I 1 N•me I Addre ss iP - ·· L----------------------~-- · Our complete . cqmprehensive homeowned' policy covers loss due to fire , theft, storm damage, more. One' premium . man said involvement by Saxbe would create a conflict of (nterests. Wolman requested that ultimate authority in the matter be left to the chief of the Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division. In conjunction with the Officers for 1974 selected Thursday night by the Busy meetin8 a Halloween party Bees Class o( the Middleport was he1d with costwne prizes First Baptist Church were Mrs . 80ing to Mrs . Lyons, the Rosemary Lyons. president ; prettiest ; Mrs. Charles White, . Mrs . Leora Sigman , vice the ugliest; Mrs. Elizabeth president ; Mrs . Beulah White , Gardner, the most original. "1l:l1838;8~!!1!'& " :~................ ~ ·~~......;-:"». •>:·:·~~ The class song opened the secretary; Mrs. Isabelle ::~: $· Wi nebrenner, assistant meeting with Mrs. Nora Jor. secretary; Mrs. Lettie Roush, dan giving devotions on the treasurer, and Mrs . Nora topic, "Christ's Promise to the The 1'ri.Counly Community the group . , . ~ Believer." She also read a cards and nowers. The appeal of a brass en- ~~ Concert . Association will open ~ Jordan, A $5 contribution was mad~ poem entilloo "Rules for Daily its 1973-74 season with th~ semble comprised .of soloists to the Ohio Society for Crippled Living," and had a prayer. A appearance of the New York has been fell by the quint~! not Children and a donation to the dessert course was served by Brass Quintet Thursday at H on ly through their contact with treasury from Mrs . C. H. Wise, Mrs . Elizabeth Slavin , Mrs. MONDAY p.m. a t the Gallia Academy vastly appreciative audiences THEODORUS COUNCIL 17, Jr ., Wave rl y, \\-as ac- Electa Souders, Mrs. Cora High School. and unparalleled critical acPullen, and Mrs. Edith Sauer. With a unique sound that can claim, but also from music D of A, 7: 30p.m . a~ the IOOF kn owledgoo. hall. Information to be given on be obtainro only from their teachers and dealers . group hospital indemnity plan. · particular brass combination Hecognition for the New - two trun1pets, a trombone York Brass Quintet has also Plans to be made for · 61st anFrench horn and tuba - U1el: come by means of a grant !rom niversary of the Council. Mr. and Mrs. James Pettit of Sending gifts wer~ Mr. and EASTERN ATHLETIC have created a ~ ·new world" the Martha Baird Rockefeller renaissan ce in the .;old world '' Foundation. the first time such Boosters, i p.m ., at the school. · Middleport . entertained Mrs. Larry Pettit, Pomeroy ; form of brass ch@.mber music. an award has been presented to Plans for football banqu~t will recently with a party honorlng Mr. and Mrs. l'aul Justis, & ., their son, Jamie, on his first Melissa and Paula, Racine; Realizing that since the Second a group rather than to an in- be .discussed . Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pettit and DE(;. H installation of of- birthday, Oct. 31. World War there had been a dividual. A season highlight for Games were played with Vanessa, Pomeroy ; Mrs . fiCers and report on little rapid growth of interes t in this multi -faceted , multiprizes belng won by Mark and . Mabel Pettit, Pomeroy ; school of instruction to be on brass mu s ic , tt~e five in- talented ensemble wa s a Oldak~r . Cake, Martha and Maria Woodard, agenda when Racine Chapter Steve strumentalists decidro to form Wlique program last December Hallo!"een cool<ies, Kool-Ald Jackson; Carlene Van Meter , a team to recrea te both the in Carnegie Hall, when the 134 OES meets at 6 p.m. SOUTHEASTERN Ohio and ice cream were servoo to Middleport ; and Darlene older Rena issa nce and quintet performed in concert Tractor Pull Associa lion, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Justis, Jr. Justis and Elmer Newell, Baroque music for brasses. with the- celebratoo Modern · Meigs County Fairgrounds, 6 and Gary Barrett of Cheshire; Raclne . and to establish a new chamber Ja zz Quartet furth e r p.m . All members urged to Mrs. Juanita Justis , Mid· music for them selves. evidence or the gr oup' s dleport ; Mrs. Wanda Cross and attend. The New York Brass Quintet dedication to musical venson, Heath, Middleport; TUJ>SDAY ha s aChieved an amazing turousness . . ELECTION Day dlnner and Melissa Scott and Rex Justis, record. Since its inception, the Mrs. Barbara Mullen and Forest Run Racine; Mrs . Linda Van Mrs . Evelyn Gilmore enensemble has playffi for over Membership cards have supper at 100,000 children in the East, been mailoo out to the over 650 Methodist Church. · Soup , Meter, · Valerie, Deanna and tertain.oo the sew-Rite-Sewing p1e and Jeanie, Pomeroy ; Janie Van· Club W~dnesday at the has made educational films, members of the Tri.County sandwiches, · Meter, Mr. and Mrs. Larry has co ncertized extensive1y association. Ahy · member who bev~rages . spacious Lincoln Hill home of .DREW Webster Post 39 at Hudnall , Craig Darst, Mid· Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Pickens. throughout North America and has not received. his memdleport; Tammy Pettit, Europe, and ha s r ecorded bership card by Wednesday is the post home . · Mrs. Mullen presided at the MIDDLEPORT Lodge 363 Pomeroy; Mrs. Sandi Mitch meeting . with reports being several of the works that have asked to call Mrs. Roderick at F&AM , will meet in regular and Aimee, Gallipolis ; Mrs. given by Mrs . Pandora Collins, been composro especially for 446-1364 or 245-5232. meeting, 7:30 p .m. All Master Fannie Oldaker, Mark and treasurer, and Mrs . Gilmore , steve, Hartford, W. Va . Masons in\•ited . secretary. Mrs. Lucy White SYRACUSE PTA will meet provided items for an auction at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Donna Handiey to OHIO ETA Phi Chapter, provide the ones for the next c hildren ," and, of c-ourse, POINT PLEASANT · meeting. Parents Without Partn~rs will being a party of PWP offers Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 Tuesday, Columbus and . · Bir.thday gifts from secret . nave a potluck dinner at the many opportunities for finding siSters were received by Mrs. Krodel Park Club Hou se . oneself dur,ing the period of Southern Ohio Electric Co. Terri Michael and Darla Lenora McKnight and Mrs . Woonesday, Nov. 7, a t 6:30 adjuslment and rehabilitation Ann Browning. Mrs. Gilmore p.m ., for both adults .and that one must go through who Hawley to 'host the meeting with Connie Bailey and Susan expressed appreciation for a Miss Patricia Thoma oi children . The group is trying to has, by one means or another , . Baer to gi¥e the cultural Ky . , spent the gift received earlier. Names Louisville, become a single parent. PWP gel a c hapter started in the report. weekend with her parents, Mr . were e<changed for . the . local area, and urges all in: · . serves as a way station for WEDNESDAY and Mrs. Howard Thoma. · single parents and their · Christmas party and the gift terested persons to coine and POMEROY WCTU, 2 p.m . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thoina children . It is a shelter during a amount was set at $7. 'The join them at the dinner. Wednesday at the Pomeroy and Patricia were visitors of . Christmas dinner will be held If you are a single parent, period of nero and stress. ( United Methodist Church.· Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson. The group urg es you to just regardless of your age, and Sunday afternoon callers of MIDDLEPORT Fire· regardless of th~ ages of your r'give it a try ." You are under children, whether they live no obligation, if you are not men's J\uxiliary, 8 p .m . Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson with you, or who has the pleased with what you find in Wednesday at the firehouse . were Mr. and. Mrs. Charley custody of them, you are the meetlngs. But, it just might Mrs. Everett Bachner and Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr and eligible to become. a par- be what you are looking for . It Mrs . Larry . Baker to · be hostesses. of Rutland were Sunday !amily ticipant in this worthwhile is not a lonely hearts club, nor POMEROY LODGE 164, F afternoon callers of Mr. and organization, Parents Without a mating club, but simply an and l'.M . regular meeting 7:30 Mrs. Howard Thoma and Partgers, often referred to as opportunity to be with others who will unqerstand your Wednesday at the Pomeroy Patricia. PWP. Mrs. Harold Gillogly and · Have you been wishing there pOsition as a Single parent. Masonic Temple. Election of family of . Albany were offers · many op- officers . was something to do as a single PWP MEIGS County National Saturday visitors of Mr. and parent, and have found that portunities to help you overMrs. Lincoln Russell. Org~nization you no longer fit comfortably come the fears , Joneliness and Farmers Mrs . Walter Jordan of into the world of couples and isolation that are the results of meeting, 6 p.m. at Meigs High Gallipolis and Mr. and Mrs. School Vo-ag room. married people, then give I'WP becoming single parents. . Clinton Gilkey of Albany were If you have any questions some serious thought. If you·do Sunday visitors of Mr. and , have young children, they too concerning this meeting and VISIT HERE Mrs. Lincoln Russell. will be benefited by the dinner or Parents Without. Mr . and Mrs. Joe Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. Paul ?rtcElroy fellowship offered, and · also Partners, please feel fr~e . 'to spent the weekend in Pomeroy were TUesday visitors of Mr. they will certainly be benefited call Erewanna L. Plants, 67f>. visillng their parents, Mr, and and Mrs. Bill McElroy, Jeff · . by a parent who fe~ls a part of 4571, af\er 4:30p.m . Mrs. Elza Gilmor~. Jr. and and their new grandson of things instead .of being Mrs . and ·Mrs . . · Gardner BONE FHACTURED Columbus. isolated and ali~nated .. Wehrung. They now reside al Eddie Miller, who resid~s Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith One ' of the mottos Lake Villa, Ill. were Sunday clfternoon visitorS of the PWP is that '.'An with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons in Middleport, · of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith, . emotionally stable parent, fractured his shoulder bone in VISIT ENDED Don and Mike of Rock Springs. produces emotionally · stable Mrs. Bernard Schramm has a fall recently . Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, · returned to her home in Zanes· Kail, Kevin and Charles were . ville after spending the past SatUfday dinner guests of Mrs. month with her son-in-law and Lena Knapp of Langsville and daughter, Mr . and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Knapp, Lyons, ·Middleport. i\like and. Tim of Cohunbus. DALE C. .WARNER INS. AGENCY 992-2143 Pomeroy, 0. 102 W . Main New York Brass Quintet 992-7428 Vote Yes on ISSUE 1 1 CO~STIT.l"T. I O:\'AI. A:I-1E~I)ME~T I'IUII'(tSE n TO PERMIT AGHI (U I.Tli i{,\I.I.ANil TO liE VAJ .• UE il FOR TAXATION IN ACCORDAN CE WITH ITS AI;IUCUI.TUHAL liSE. were won by St~vie and Del Call. Refreshments of cider and donuts were served by Mrs. Orval Wiles and Mrs. Oliver Michael to Bhazana Geradia, Mary Beth Hawley, Diane and Quinton White, Pam Brauer, Elaine Barnhart, Anna ·PWP will .meet E Take to the polls with you EFFE(TII't: 11,\TE A:\D REI'EAI. = ~ f n >~ l i stt<" h cth:l t i \ c dat e. - Paid ·Polltical Aqvertisemen t by Meig $ County Farm Bureau Federation ·Philip Sporn· Plant Warehousemen Welders Machinists Electricians Mechanics Instrument Repairmen Minimum Age A candidate for the U.S. Senate must be at least 30 years old; for the House of Representatives a candidate must be at least 25 years old. Laborers We Will Train Unskilled Applicants. jobs provide"excellent wages and a benefits program which includes retlrem~nl · · Although a strike is in progress, the ·company continues .~Dtoperate the plant · 1 t . Special Family Meal Prices · 4 p.m. to closing FOR ADULTS Big Shef® ' French Fries, Turnover & Large Orin~ 1 $Only . from ••r FOR KIDS Only Funburger™ French Fries, Small Drink & Lollipop .. Pa1d Political Advertising. by The Citizens Committee For Th e Retad . r at.1on School Bond Issue , • • on Dec. 19 at Oscar's. . Thanks from the Pomeroy emergency squad for sheets cravats were extendoo to the group. Mrs. McKnight and Mrs . Mildred Wells will host the next meeting. Refreslunents carrying out th~ Halloween theme were servoo by the hostesses . Drink s.a nd . L)esser t·.sx tra . Wide ·Menu Cho"ice , Order our.regvlar menu every night_sto 10 . I NOW ON DISPLAY • The MEIGS INN heritage house Your thom MeAn Store . Ml DOLE PORT . j POMEROY ·PH. 992-3629 ~.-.--..- ' SOc BAKER .......... 1503 EASTERN AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO I An Equal Opportunity Employer • START YOUR CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB. JOIN NOW NEW CLUB STARTS .NOVEMBER 6 . .' BANK WILL MAKE THE 50th PAYMENT SHOP I 25265 · Telephone: area code 304-88HI11 • ~9:3o--Af l you ca n ea t. (or AI a Cartel . I illliiWI Post Office Box 36a, New Haven, West Virginia . MONDAY EVENING AND TUESDAY EVENING 49 PROMPT WEEKLY PAYMENTS, THE PHILIP 5PORN PLANT . BUFFET DINING ,OR EACH CLUB MEMBER WHO MAKES TINS FOR THE BOND ISS.UE TWO EVENINGS .EACH WEEK OUR GIFT TO 1974 CLUB MEMBERS APPLICANTS MAY CALL 675.2913 TO ' .ARR~NGE AN INTERVIEW. Meigs County·. Jaycees Ladies. Auxiliary of Feeney Bennett Post 128, American Legion · Tri . County 648 Board of Mental Health . A thought for the day: British writer William McFee said, "Responsibility's like a strlng !hat 1we can see only the middle of. Both ends are out of sight." · life i~rance, medical insurance, disability insurance, ~ck leave, vacations, .holid~ . and DINNER TOMORROW HUTLAND - An Election Day dinner will be held by the auxiliary or th e Rutland Firemen rrom 9 to evening in U1e garage at the Bruce Davis home . The menu will include vegetable soup , bean soup , sandwiches of several kinds and beverages . $63,000.00 . has job openings for pemianent employment in the following skills: These NUW SYRACUSE - A revival got ' underwa y Sunday night at the As bur y United Methodist Ch urch, Syracuse , Sunday night and will continue through Nov. 16. Min is ters of t~e Meigs Coo perativ~ Ministry will sp eak during the special se rvi ce s as wil1 the Rev. We ndell Stuller ; a former pas tor . There wiU be special music each eve ning. On Nov . H . Uoe Angelaires of Sugar Grove will conduct the entire senr ice . The public is invited . CHECKS FOR New Haven, W. Va. The Following Groups and Citizens Endorse.The Bond Issue. Comm i ttees for the bazaar are as f oll ows : K i tc hen: Dorothy Gtoeckrler, Cecel ia M itch, Katie Biron , Barbara Mullen, Mary M orrow , Ph il Goodwi n, Hilda Harr is, Opal Morr i s, Kate Wells , Angela Eblin . Helena Brickles, Gemma Casc i. Phil Fol lrocL Vid ia Girolam i , Katie Grueser, F lorence Snowden , E-mma· Broder i ck , Jani c e Deem, Berad ine Meier, An ita Jacobs, Rose Mary Gagnon , Teresa Coll i ns , Nellie An . drews. Chr i st i ne Grueser , Isabelle Wehrung , Teresa Cremeans . all to report at 10 a .m. on Wednesday and at 9: 30 a . m . on Thursday , Waitresses : Pat McKnight, Susan Blaker 1 Rose Sisson , PHyll is Hackett . Sh i r l ey Ho v ston , Yvonne Scally , Ph yllis Knopp , Sandy Kovalch i k , Betty Wehrung , Alice Freeman, Julie Ham m , Sharon M ichael . Susie Stewart , Jane Miller, Anna s·lackwood . Helen Handl ey, Amy H ustc.n , Tina Duffy , Rose Colburn , Maureen Hennesy , Jo Ellen Roush , Sonja Oh linger, Tina N ie r i, Diana Bartel s , Ida Diehl, Shiela McKnight, Beth M cKni ght, and Ida Casci , all to report at 6:30 p.m. on Wed · nesday to prepare the tables and at 4 p.m . on Thvrsday . · Cake booth : Dorothy Th om p· son•. Vera Buchanan , Betty Ohlmger , and Christine O' Donnel l. Fan cy work : Carol Me . Cullough , Vikki Gloec.kner, Revival opened Sunday evening Now .In The Mail Christmas Club ·. Central Operating Company's Bond Issue Campaign· Coffee : Kate Welsh, Rober ta Dailey, and Mar t ha How ell. Cash iers: Jane t Ouf fy , Mar y Kunzelman , Olga Pierro t i, and Pearl Poul in . Cleanup : Mr . an d Mr s. Norbert Neutzli ng , Mr . and Mrs . Pi!!tul ~arr is , Mr. and M rs . Richard Poulin •.. M r . an d Mrs . Richard Gress , ·. Mr . and M rs . Mark Grues~r , Mr . and M rs . Tom Abies , Mr . and Mrs . Charles Collins , Mr . an d M rs . Harry Walsh , and Mr . and Mrs. Dennis Saelen s. Prayer by the ReV. Fr . Bernard Krajcov ic opened and closed the meet ing . Refr es h· ments were served by Mrs . Blaker, Mrs. Morrow· and Mrs . Teresa Collins . t Wolfpen News, Notes It" ndupt t'll. th i .~ :tnu·nrlttt ent ~ hall !;lkc e t'rel't .Ja tnt:tr.\· I. \ !l'j ,l and thv 1'\ i~ t "it t ).! :--cd it> tl .- ha ll IJe n ·pt•ull·d • Jllants wi11 be preparoo for Ri ta Hamm . a!'ld Rlttl\ Hen· . shut-in s at Thanksgiving time nesy Relig i ou-s ar ticles · R hod a and Mrs. Genuna Casd will Ha ck e1t, Loretta Bee g l e. serve as chairw oman . It .was Sh irley Edward s, and Lillian also plannro that a Day of Gr'ess. Par ce l Pos t : Joseph ine Recollection will be held in the Hargra11es. Jane B~g le, and Ann Col burn. near future. F ish Pond : George Korn , The Catholic Women's Club Saodv Korn , Jan e Fr vmeve r . also endorsro the one-half mill SoH drinks: Jo Ann Ta t·. bond issue for the mentally tersoo , Wi lma Ri te, Ba r bara Sm i th . re.tardoo school. Sewing club entertained Party featured spook ·house Riverview Garden Club Chester PTA Philalhea Society of Middleport Church of Christ Middleport PTA Pomeroy Garden Club Meigs County Senior Citizens Salisbury PTA Rock Springs Grange Bradbury PTA Portland PTO Middleport Fir'emen's Auxiliary American . Association ·Of University Women Racine .PTA . . American Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39 · Meigs County Garden Club. Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce Tri.-County Community Health Board-648 . · Board 1 R . arrite ..etttt' 1, honored Help Save It Meigs County Middleport- Pomeroy Rotary Club Meigs County Christian Women's Fellowship Laurel Cliff Better Health Club . Ohio Eta Phi - Chapter ol Beta Sigma Phi Child Conservation. League Pomeroy PTA Letart Falls PTA Middleport Ch.amber of Commerce Middleport Literary Club . Fidelis Class- Middleport Church of Christ Meigs County Council Of . Parents and Teachers · Middleport Am a leur Gardeners Xi Gamma Mu- Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Syracuse PTA Alpha Delta Kappa ' · Alpha Epsil.lHL Chapter R1verv1ew PTA · . Business and Professional Women's Club of Middleport Rutland PTA Pomeroy-Middleport Lions · Club Salem Center PTA _Drew We.~ster Post 39 of the American Legion Alpha Omi~ron Chapter of Delta · Kappa Gamma One· Won · One Class of the Pomeroy First Baptist Church Social T J This product entrees believoo to Community School ~~.. ~*Calendar~ Sec ond Hi gh Se ri es ·c ontain cont"aminated . Margaret Fol lrod 461 . Team H igh Game ~ Newe l l mushroomS, a spokesman for Suno co 818 . Team High Ser ies Ex - the firm said Saturday . celsi or Oi l Co . 22 15. The products are belng taken Lee Swick of Columbus died Sunday night at Grant Hospital after an extendoo illness . He is survivoo by his wife, the former Ruth Wine of Middleport, three sons, one daughter , and a step-daughter, .along . l"ilh several grandA spook house pr~parro by children and greatKeith Bailey and Mark Casto grandchildren . Highlighted activities at th~ Friends may . ~all at the Halloween party ~varts Funeral Home, annual Tuesday night at the Pomeroy Livingston Ave., Columbus, Tuesday from 2 to 4 p.m. and First Baptist Church. The party was held in the from 7 to 9 p.m . Funeral serchurch .scicial rooms which ·vices will be held at the funeral . bome at !Oa .m . on Wednesday. were decorated ln keeping with wumen las I week . Cr..:-amed ba kt'tl chicke n and ham din ners will be servro and the game and sale booths will open at 4:30p.m. Tickets are $2.25 r(lr the dinne r. not includlng desst>rt. · It was decidro that fruit (lass names .officers Brass Quintet to appear Spen ce r 's M arket28 G . & J . Auto Parts 27 Gibbs Gro ce ry 26 RECAlL ORDERED H ig h Ind ivi dual Game _....., Jan SANDUSKY, Ohio (UP!) Jenkins 1 8~ . Secon d H igh Ind . Game Grill Meats, Inc., Sandusky, An n Radford 179. ·H igh Se rie s - Jan Jenkins has voluntarily recalled food ·For Supporting The Vote Th,• annual bazaar of the Catholi c Women 's Club of • S;.crcd Heei rt Church will be hdd Thursday ni ~ ht in the church auditorium . F'inal plans for the bazaar and the appointment of comrilitlees to conduct it were made at a meeting of the PACKAGE POLICY : TOTAL COVERAGE land, 0-Miss., Benson A. Wol- Call, Todd Ackennan, Wesley Perkins, Keith Bailey, Jinuny Hawley, Mr&. Nancy Ackerman, Harry Bailey, Ed White, Mrs. Frank Casto, Orval Wiles, and the Rev. Robert Kuhn. YES Women 's dinner, bazaar Thursday Ohio investigation. In a telegram to committee chairman seri. Jam~s Q. East- . ~C;o~st;wn;;;;ei:;p~ri;z;es;. Kathryn Wiles, and Mark Casto, ~1Carolyn and Stevie • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••th;;;;;e.o~cc;;;;;as~i;o~n~ • 'file chapter of the Jean Civil Li on Saturday as ked th~ U .S. Senate Judiciary Committee to ensure that attorney genenl d~signate William B. Saxbe has nothlng to do with the recently ·reopened Kent Stale EARNINGS UP COLUMBUS (UP!) - Earn: ings from operations of the Nationwide Corp., for the first nine months of the year were 23 Pomeroy Bowling Lan es Morning Glories "-per cent higher than those Oct. 23, 1973 Team Pts. recorded for the same period ln Newell Sunoco 43 1~72 . the company reported Exce lsior Oil Co . 38 Saturday. P6cklington Construction 30 .478 . H~UEST COLUMBUS {UP! ) - ruherican historian Will Durant was born Nov. 5, 1885. • Those born ori this date are under the si~n of Scorpio . . In 1733, German-born publish· from company sales trucks and · held in storage freezers for diser John Peter Zenger bzgan printing the newspaper "The posal, according to Logan Clemow, Grill Meats manufactur· N_ew York Weekly Journal.'' ing manager. 4900 Euclid Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 44103 Her Age I John Carroll Defiance Hiram Wilmington Ashland central State Dayton Bluffton Ken yon Cin c innati Ober li n Akron Xavier Youngstow n State Ohio North ern Findlay Case Western .-;;r-;;:~~o7r:;:-o;;;;:~;~-~-----~;;~-t State 4 Iowa Guaranteed renewable for life, can never be cancelled by th e company . Licen~ed by th e State of Ohio . Good anywhere a n yw he r e Me dicar e is accepted the Medicare Suppl ement is ac · cepted . · Pays in addition to any cove rag e you n ow have . All benefits pa id to you. Und erwr itten b y Capitol In su ran ce Company of Ohio, fou nd e d in 1938. Home of " Hea rt Lin e" ADDITIONAL BENEFITS AVAILABLE Doctor & Surgery Expenses · Outpatient diagnostic services · 0 3 50 Mi c. higan Stat e 2 3 0 l 4 -0 Wiscon si n Ind iana 0 5 0 BENEFIT EFFECT IVE ON ENROLLMENT ' OATE - NO WAITING PERIODS I City 1 Hi s Age 5 0 Northwestern 2 Her e are some ot th e important 1eat11r'es of the M edi care Su pple ment : Issued at a ny age. no one- too old . No heal th r equi r em ents.· Pr otec ts you for any cond i tion yov now hav e. Even c over s CAN CE R. STROKE S. HEART CONDITION, DIABETES or an y oth er "i llness immediatel y. I 0 5 b 4 040 PLUS CONVALESCENT HOME BENEFITS I 8 Big T en Conte renee Overall W L T W L T 7 0 0 Oh io State 5 0 0 - You Se lec t The Amount You Need- CAPITOL INSURANCE COMPANY OF OHIO WLT 0 o o Mi c h igan Illino is Pom"erov Bowling Lanes Tri -Coyntv League Oct. JD, 1'1'73 2 5 Wittenberg 4 0 0 Ba ldw in Wallac e 3 1 0 IN HOSPITAL BENEFITS FROMS50ToS100 DAILY FOR365 DAYS I I I I 5 '1 W Ll" Senior . citizens here have an opportunity to en~ol .l 1n a hosp1.tal and rest -home program wh o( h works to fill the gaps in M edicare an d protect you from the burden of ever · increasing medical expenses. A!v1n A . Hershey C. I. U. President '" Con terenc_e Overall ENROLLMENT OPENING HERE 1• Pom eroy Bowlmq lane-; B end Leagu " Oct . 29 . lf7l T r>;. I Po.nh st.:mdings Hou ston J J f Ja St 3 . O kl <t ] J Io w a S t 17 D a yton 28 Xa11 rer 0 18 Drake 13 W ic h rta St 10 Kan 10 O li. l a . St 10 Kent St 35 M arshal l J Mar fell a 34 _Ander so n 17 M ram i 0 24~sn M tc h 9 M ich !19 In d iana 13 M 1ch St 21 W is, 0 M i nn . 57 Nort h w estern 43 Neb 28 ColO 16 Not r e Dame 44 N avv 7 S oufhW E'\1 I J T c •as-A&M 10 ACLV Local Bow ling Ohio colleg<· CollPge Scores M rdw es t Sail St 16 Southern til 16 Ci nc innat i 51 N Te• St 3 . 5- The Daily sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., ~0"- ;, 19i3 ! - The Daily sentln~I .'Middleporl ·f'omeroy , 0 ., Nov. 5, 1973 ,. ' Citizens National Ban MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . . I I ·' ' ' �( • Ark Sha ke Hav en Top Ca t!. J1 Four Ac es J1 31 Crow 's Come ts conf e,.ence 011era11 27 Three Nut s & A Bo lt _ W l f WLT Th ree H1I S & A M is 20 M . am i 4 0 0 8 a 0 H1Q h Ind iv idual Game Joe Ken t Sta t e 3 0 0 7 1 o So isson 2 17. Bo w ling G r een Sec ond High Ind . Gam e - A . 1 3 .0 5 3 0 L Phel ps Jr . 211. Oh io Un i ver si ty Th ir:d High ·Ind. Game 3 ' 0 R a y rv~ond Roac h 196 . ' 3 0 To ledo 1 3 0 3 5 0 High Ser ies - A . L . Ph el ps; Wc slt•r n M i chigan Jr . 566. 1 4 0 SAO Second H igh Ser ies - Jo e Ohio Con f erence SISSon 535 . Blue OiYision .Th1r d H i gh Se r ies ._ Confere n ce Overall Raymond Roa ch, 501. WLT WLT T eam ~ i gh Gam e ..,- Roa ch 's .M ar i ett a 3 o 0 6 2 0 .Gun Shop 744 . Ott erb e in 1 1 1 o1 3 1 Team High Se r ies .,._ Roa ch 's Mus k ingum 1 1 1 4 3 1 Gun Shop 191 8 . Tvtsa tl Lov rs v ille 9 Wl' r> f Mo . J l Ka nsas S1 7 Muskingum 0 0 W e ~eya n 0 ~ OHIO COLlEGE FOOTBALL RECOR OS. By Un•t('d Press Internat ional M•d - Am~r•can Conference, le x a s 42 SM U IJ TCU ) J Baylor 18 T e xa s Tec h 19 Rice 6 Arr r o r c e 43 Ar my 10 Ar i zona J S U T E P 18 Brigham Yo ung 56 N M 21 Colo Sf 71 Toledo 14 Idaho 10 M on t.ana 1 .. U SC 50 Cai !L 14 Stan for d 24 Ore . St . UCLA 62 W ash . l3 Utah 36 A r i zona St . Jl n Oh io S t . 30 11 1. 0 Oh i o U . 24 S w ing Green 23 Pu rd ue ~8 Iowa 23 . . MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT Oh io Wes ley an 1 1 l 1 I l Den i son Red Division Woo st e r J 1 Hei d el berg 1 3 Cap i tal 1 3 M ount U n ion 5 J 2 J J o o o o 0 0 Purdue 3 2 0 Minnesota 3 2 ·0 3 8 5 0 0 3. 0 ' 4 0 ' ' 0 , ' 0 J 2 2 5 6 6 o o o 0 8 0 W L 5 ·1 T 2 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 Others 7 , 5 , ' ' 5 4 , J 4 4 4 4 4 4 ' 4 4 4 4 2 5 5 2 6 I , 7 1 8 0 8 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 I "0 0 0 0 Lee Swick dies . feam w. L. 46 Roa ch 's Gun Shop Sears Catalog Salesf .46 M idwest steel Go. .44 Rawlings Auto Parts 3.4 H&R Firestone 2.4 Pomeroy Cemenf"Biock Co . 20 High Individual Game Char les Kaptina 209 . Second High lnct . Game Harold Am:jerson '.104 . Third High Ind . Game - Bill Wilford 201. High Ser i es Charles Boy I es 557 . Second H igh Series Bill Wil ford 550 . Th ird High Series - Harold Anderson 539 . Team High Game Sears Ca t alo g Sales 871. Sea r s Tea.m -H igh Seri es Catalog Sa l es 2526 . MASON BOWLING CENTER Tuesday lndu~trial October 30, 197J Pt . Oh iO Et ec lr ic' 50 Butto n ' s Coc a Col a R i gg ~ U se d c ar s Bil l 's Fl esher 's Tea c her s Ma son Aggregate T eam H igh Ser i es - A6 42 39 37 26 26 22 Burtons 2492 , Bill s 247.4 , Coca Cola 1372. . T eam H igh Game coca Cola 712 , Burtons 882 , Mason Ag~n! gat e 857 . 1 Ind i v i dual High ser ies ~ Roger Ri eber"686, Dewey Sm ith 609 , John Grate 5-61. Ind i v idual H igh Game Roger Ri ebel245 , Dewey Sm ith 237, John Grate, 235, Rog er Riebel 235. POMEROY LANES W edn esdlilly Early M ixe d League Wee lc of October 2-' , 1973 Won lost .Zide's Sport Shop 46 26 Srr.ith -N elson Motors 40 32 Rega tt adn 40 32 Yovng 's Market 38 34 Team No . 1 28 44 TeamNo . A 24 · 48 High S!;!ries Men : Jr . Phelps 598 , Bill Port er 5 15. Women : Caroly n Bachner 511, Wanda Gordon 500 . Hlgh Game Men : Jr . Phe lP s 223 an~ 203 ; Women : Helen Phelps 216, Caro l Yn Bachner 189 . H igh Team Series and High Team "Gil me - Regatta -In 2003 and 704 . executi"'e director of 1 ·I I I I 1 N•me I Addre ss iP - ·· L----------------------~-- · Our complete . cqmprehensive homeowned' policy covers loss due to fire , theft, storm damage, more. One' premium . man said involvement by Saxbe would create a conflict of (nterests. Wolman requested that ultimate authority in the matter be left to the chief of the Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division. In conjunction with the Officers for 1974 selected Thursday night by the Busy meetin8 a Halloween party Bees Class o( the Middleport was he1d with costwne prizes First Baptist Church were Mrs . 80ing to Mrs . Lyons, the Rosemary Lyons. president ; prettiest ; Mrs. Charles White, . Mrs . Leora Sigman , vice the ugliest; Mrs. Elizabeth president ; Mrs . Beulah White , Gardner, the most original. "1l:l1838;8~!!1!'& " :~................ ~ ·~~......;-:"». •>:·:·~~ The class song opened the secretary; Mrs. Isabelle ::~: $· Wi nebrenner, assistant meeting with Mrs. Nora Jor. secretary; Mrs. Lettie Roush, dan giving devotions on the treasurer, and Mrs . Nora topic, "Christ's Promise to the The 1'ri.Counly Community the group . , . ~ Believer." She also read a cards and nowers. The appeal of a brass en- ~~ Concert . Association will open ~ Jordan, A $5 contribution was mad~ poem entilloo "Rules for Daily its 1973-74 season with th~ semble comprised .of soloists to the Ohio Society for Crippled Living," and had a prayer. A appearance of the New York has been fell by the quint~! not Children and a donation to the dessert course was served by Brass Quintet Thursday at H on ly through their contact with treasury from Mrs . C. H. Wise, Mrs . Elizabeth Slavin , Mrs. MONDAY p.m. a t the Gallia Academy vastly appreciative audiences THEODORUS COUNCIL 17, Jr ., Wave rl y, \\-as ac- Electa Souders, Mrs. Cora High School. and unparalleled critical acPullen, and Mrs. Edith Sauer. With a unique sound that can claim, but also from music D of A, 7: 30p.m . a~ the IOOF kn owledgoo. hall. Information to be given on be obtainro only from their teachers and dealers . group hospital indemnity plan. · particular brass combination Hecognition for the New - two trun1pets, a trombone York Brass Quintet has also Plans to be made for · 61st anFrench horn and tuba - U1el: come by means of a grant !rom niversary of the Council. Mr. and Mrs. James Pettit of Sending gifts wer~ Mr. and EASTERN ATHLETIC have created a ~ ·new world" the Martha Baird Rockefeller renaissan ce in the .;old world '' Foundation. the first time such Boosters, i p.m ., at the school. · Middleport . entertained Mrs. Larry Pettit, Pomeroy ; form of brass ch@.mber music. an award has been presented to Plans for football banqu~t will recently with a party honorlng Mr. and Mrs. l'aul Justis, & ., their son, Jamie, on his first Melissa and Paula, Racine; Realizing that since the Second a group rather than to an in- be .discussed . Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pettit and DE(;. H installation of of- birthday, Oct. 31. World War there had been a dividual. A season highlight for Games were played with Vanessa, Pomeroy ; Mrs . fiCers and report on little rapid growth of interes t in this multi -faceted , multiprizes belng won by Mark and . Mabel Pettit, Pomeroy ; school of instruction to be on brass mu s ic , tt~e five in- talented ensemble wa s a Oldak~r . Cake, Martha and Maria Woodard, agenda when Racine Chapter Steve strumentalists decidro to form Wlique program last December Hallo!"een cool<ies, Kool-Ald Jackson; Carlene Van Meter , a team to recrea te both the in Carnegie Hall, when the 134 OES meets at 6 p.m. SOUTHEASTERN Ohio and ice cream were servoo to Middleport ; and Darlene older Rena issa nce and quintet performed in concert Tractor Pull Associa lion, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Justis, Jr. Justis and Elmer Newell, Baroque music for brasses. with the- celebratoo Modern · Meigs County Fairgrounds, 6 and Gary Barrett of Cheshire; Raclne . and to establish a new chamber Ja zz Quartet furth e r p.m . All members urged to Mrs. Juanita Justis , Mid· music for them selves. evidence or the gr oup' s dleport ; Mrs. Wanda Cross and attend. The New York Brass Quintet dedication to musical venson, Heath, Middleport; TUJ>SDAY ha s aChieved an amazing turousness . . ELECTION Day dlnner and Melissa Scott and Rex Justis, record. Since its inception, the Mrs. Barbara Mullen and Forest Run Racine; Mrs . Linda Van Mrs . Evelyn Gilmore enensemble has playffi for over Membership cards have supper at 100,000 children in the East, been mailoo out to the over 650 Methodist Church. · Soup , Meter, · Valerie, Deanna and tertain.oo the sew-Rite-Sewing p1e and Jeanie, Pomeroy ; Janie Van· Club W~dnesday at the has made educational films, members of the Tri.County sandwiches, · Meter, Mr. and Mrs. Larry has co ncertized extensive1y association. Ahy · member who bev~rages . spacious Lincoln Hill home of .DREW Webster Post 39 at Hudnall , Craig Darst, Mid· Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Pickens. throughout North America and has not received. his memdleport; Tammy Pettit, Europe, and ha s r ecorded bership card by Wednesday is the post home . · Mrs. Mullen presided at the MIDDLEPORT Lodge 363 Pomeroy; Mrs. Sandi Mitch meeting . with reports being several of the works that have asked to call Mrs. Roderick at F&AM , will meet in regular and Aimee, Gallipolis ; Mrs. given by Mrs . Pandora Collins, been composro especially for 446-1364 or 245-5232. meeting, 7:30 p .m. All Master Fannie Oldaker, Mark and treasurer, and Mrs . Gilmore , steve, Hartford, W. Va . Masons in\•ited . secretary. Mrs. Lucy White SYRACUSE PTA will meet provided items for an auction at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Donna Handiey to OHIO ETA Phi Chapter, provide the ones for the next c hildren ," and, of c-ourse, POINT PLEASANT · meeting. Parents Without Partn~rs will being a party of PWP offers Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 Tuesday, Columbus and . · Bir.thday gifts from secret . nave a potluck dinner at the many opportunities for finding siSters were received by Mrs. Krodel Park Club Hou se . oneself dur,ing the period of Southern Ohio Electric Co. Terri Michael and Darla Lenora McKnight and Mrs . Woonesday, Nov. 7, a t 6:30 adjuslment and rehabilitation Ann Browning. Mrs. Gilmore p.m ., for both adults .and that one must go through who Hawley to 'host the meeting with Connie Bailey and Susan expressed appreciation for a Miss Patricia Thoma oi children . The group is trying to has, by one means or another , . Baer to gi¥e the cultural Ky . , spent the gift received earlier. Names Louisville, become a single parent. PWP gel a c hapter started in the report. weekend with her parents, Mr . were e<changed for . the . local area, and urges all in: · . serves as a way station for WEDNESDAY and Mrs. Howard Thoma. · single parents and their · Christmas party and the gift terested persons to coine and POMEROY WCTU, 2 p.m . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thoina children . It is a shelter during a amount was set at $7. 'The join them at the dinner. Wednesday at the Pomeroy and Patricia were visitors of . Christmas dinner will be held If you are a single parent, period of nero and stress. ( United Methodist Church.· Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson. The group urg es you to just regardless of your age, and Sunday afternoon callers of MIDDLEPORT Fire· regardless of th~ ages of your r'give it a try ." You are under children, whether they live no obligation, if you are not men's J\uxiliary, 8 p .m . Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson with you, or who has the pleased with what you find in Wednesday at the firehouse . were Mr. and. Mrs. Charley custody of them, you are the meetlngs. But, it just might Mrs. Everett Bachner and Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr and eligible to become. a par- be what you are looking for . It Mrs . Larry . Baker to · be hostesses. of Rutland were Sunday !amily ticipant in this worthwhile is not a lonely hearts club, nor POMEROY LODGE 164, F afternoon callers of Mr. and organization, Parents Without a mating club, but simply an and l'.M . regular meeting 7:30 Mrs. Howard Thoma and Partgers, often referred to as opportunity to be with others who will unqerstand your Wednesday at the Pomeroy Patricia. PWP. Mrs. Harold Gillogly and · Have you been wishing there pOsition as a Single parent. Masonic Temple. Election of family of . Albany were offers · many op- officers . was something to do as a single PWP MEIGS County National Saturday visitors of Mr. and parent, and have found that portunities to help you overMrs. Lincoln Russell. Org~nization you no longer fit comfortably come the fears , Joneliness and Farmers Mrs . Walter Jordan of into the world of couples and isolation that are the results of meeting, 6 p.m. at Meigs High Gallipolis and Mr. and Mrs. School Vo-ag room. married people, then give I'WP becoming single parents. . Clinton Gilkey of Albany were If you have any questions some serious thought. If you·do Sunday visitors of Mr. and , have young children, they too concerning this meeting and VISIT HERE Mrs. Lincoln Russell. will be benefited by the dinner or Parents Without. Mr . and Mrs. Joe Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. Paul ?rtcElroy fellowship offered, and · also Partners, please feel fr~e . 'to spent the weekend in Pomeroy were TUesday visitors of Mr. they will certainly be benefited call Erewanna L. Plants, 67f>. visillng their parents, Mr, and and Mrs. Bill McElroy, Jeff · . by a parent who fe~ls a part of 4571, af\er 4:30p.m . Mrs. Elza Gilmor~. Jr. and and their new grandson of things instead .of being Mrs . and ·Mrs . . · Gardner BONE FHACTURED Columbus. isolated and ali~nated .. Wehrung. They now reside al Eddie Miller, who resid~s Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith One ' of the mottos Lake Villa, Ill. were Sunday clfternoon visitorS of the PWP is that '.'An with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons in Middleport, · of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith, . emotionally stable parent, fractured his shoulder bone in VISIT ENDED Don and Mike of Rock Springs. produces emotionally · stable Mrs. Bernard Schramm has a fall recently . Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, · returned to her home in Zanes· Kail, Kevin and Charles were . ville after spending the past SatUfday dinner guests of Mrs. month with her son-in-law and Lena Knapp of Langsville and daughter, Mr . and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Knapp, Lyons, ·Middleport. i\like and. Tim of Cohunbus. DALE C. .WARNER INS. AGENCY 992-2143 Pomeroy, 0. 102 W . Main New York Brass Quintet 992-7428 Vote Yes on ISSUE 1 1 CO~STIT.l"T. I O:\'AI. A:I-1E~I)ME~T I'IUII'(tSE n TO PERMIT AGHI (U I.Tli i{,\I.I.ANil TO liE VAJ .• UE il FOR TAXATION IN ACCORDAN CE WITH ITS AI;IUCUI.TUHAL liSE. were won by St~vie and Del Call. Refreshments of cider and donuts were served by Mrs. Orval Wiles and Mrs. Oliver Michael to Bhazana Geradia, Mary Beth Hawley, Diane and Quinton White, Pam Brauer, Elaine Barnhart, Anna ·PWP will .meet E Take to the polls with you EFFE(TII't: 11,\TE A:\D REI'EAI. = ~ f n >~ l i stt<" h cth:l t i \ c dat e. - Paid ·Polltical Aqvertisemen t by Meig $ County Farm Bureau Federation ·Philip Sporn· Plant Warehousemen Welders Machinists Electricians Mechanics Instrument Repairmen Minimum Age A candidate for the U.S. Senate must be at least 30 years old; for the House of Representatives a candidate must be at least 25 years old. Laborers We Will Train Unskilled Applicants. jobs provide"excellent wages and a benefits program which includes retlrem~nl · · Although a strike is in progress, the ·company continues .~Dtoperate the plant · 1 t . Special Family Meal Prices · 4 p.m. to closing FOR ADULTS Big Shef® ' French Fries, Turnover & Large Orin~ 1 $Only . from ••r FOR KIDS Only Funburger™ French Fries, Small Drink & Lollipop .. Pa1d Political Advertising. by The Citizens Committee For Th e Retad . r at.1on School Bond Issue , • • on Dec. 19 at Oscar's. . Thanks from the Pomeroy emergency squad for sheets cravats were extendoo to the group. Mrs. McKnight and Mrs . Mildred Wells will host the next meeting. Refreslunents carrying out th~ Halloween theme were servoo by the hostesses . Drink s.a nd . L)esser t·.sx tra . Wide ·Menu Cho"ice , Order our.regvlar menu every night_sto 10 . I NOW ON DISPLAY • The MEIGS INN heritage house Your thom MeAn Store . Ml DOLE PORT . j POMEROY ·PH. 992-3629 ~.-.--..- ' SOc BAKER .......... 1503 EASTERN AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO I An Equal Opportunity Employer • START YOUR CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB. JOIN NOW NEW CLUB STARTS .NOVEMBER 6 . .' BANK WILL MAKE THE 50th PAYMENT SHOP I 25265 · Telephone: area code 304-88HI11 • ~9:3o--Af l you ca n ea t. (or AI a Cartel . I illliiWI Post Office Box 36a, New Haven, West Virginia . MONDAY EVENING AND TUESDAY EVENING 49 PROMPT WEEKLY PAYMENTS, THE PHILIP 5PORN PLANT . BUFFET DINING ,OR EACH CLUB MEMBER WHO MAKES TINS FOR THE BOND ISS.UE TWO EVENINGS .EACH WEEK OUR GIFT TO 1974 CLUB MEMBERS APPLICANTS MAY CALL 675.2913 TO ' .ARR~NGE AN INTERVIEW. Meigs County·. Jaycees Ladies. Auxiliary of Feeney Bennett Post 128, American Legion · Tri . County 648 Board of Mental Health . A thought for the day: British writer William McFee said, "Responsibility's like a strlng !hat 1we can see only the middle of. Both ends are out of sight." · life i~rance, medical insurance, disability insurance, ~ck leave, vacations, .holid~ . and DINNER TOMORROW HUTLAND - An Election Day dinner will be held by the auxiliary or th e Rutland Firemen rrom 9 to evening in U1e garage at the Bruce Davis home . The menu will include vegetable soup , bean soup , sandwiches of several kinds and beverages . $63,000.00 . has job openings for pemianent employment in the following skills: These NUW SYRACUSE - A revival got ' underwa y Sunday night at the As bur y United Methodist Ch urch, Syracuse , Sunday night and will continue through Nov. 16. Min is ters of t~e Meigs Coo perativ~ Ministry will sp eak during the special se rvi ce s as wil1 the Rev. We ndell Stuller ; a former pas tor . There wiU be special music each eve ning. On Nov . H . Uoe Angelaires of Sugar Grove will conduct the entire senr ice . The public is invited . CHECKS FOR New Haven, W. Va. The Following Groups and Citizens Endorse.The Bond Issue. Comm i ttees for the bazaar are as f oll ows : K i tc hen: Dorothy Gtoeckrler, Cecel ia M itch, Katie Biron , Barbara Mullen, Mary M orrow , Ph il Goodwi n, Hilda Harr is, Opal Morr i s, Kate Wells , Angela Eblin . Helena Brickles, Gemma Casc i. Phil Fol lrocL Vid ia Girolam i , Katie Grueser, F lorence Snowden , E-mma· Broder i ck , Jani c e Deem, Berad ine Meier, An ita Jacobs, Rose Mary Gagnon , Teresa Coll i ns , Nellie An . drews. Chr i st i ne Grueser , Isabelle Wehrung , Teresa Cremeans . all to report at 10 a .m. on Wednesday and at 9: 30 a . m . on Thursday , Waitresses : Pat McKnight, Susan Blaker 1 Rose Sisson , PHyll is Hackett . Sh i r l ey Ho v ston , Yvonne Scally , Ph yllis Knopp , Sandy Kovalch i k , Betty Wehrung , Alice Freeman, Julie Ham m , Sharon M ichael . Susie Stewart , Jane Miller, Anna s·lackwood . Helen Handl ey, Amy H ustc.n , Tina Duffy , Rose Colburn , Maureen Hennesy , Jo Ellen Roush , Sonja Oh linger, Tina N ie r i, Diana Bartel s , Ida Diehl, Shiela McKnight, Beth M cKni ght, and Ida Casci , all to report at 6:30 p.m. on Wed · nesday to prepare the tables and at 4 p.m . on Thvrsday . · Cake booth : Dorothy Th om p· son•. Vera Buchanan , Betty Ohlmger , and Christine O' Donnel l. Fan cy work : Carol Me . Cullough , Vikki Gloec.kner, Revival opened Sunday evening Now .In The Mail Christmas Club ·. Central Operating Company's Bond Issue Campaign· Coffee : Kate Welsh, Rober ta Dailey, and Mar t ha How ell. Cash iers: Jane t Ouf fy , Mar y Kunzelman , Olga Pierro t i, and Pearl Poul in . Cleanup : Mr . an d Mr s. Norbert Neutzli ng , Mr . and Mrs . Pi!!tul ~arr is , Mr. and M rs . Richard Poulin •.. M r . an d Mrs . Richard Gress , ·. Mr . and M rs . Mark Grues~r , Mr . and M rs . Tom Abies , Mr . and Mrs . Charles Collins , Mr . an d M rs . Harry Walsh , and Mr . and Mrs. Dennis Saelen s. Prayer by the ReV. Fr . Bernard Krajcov ic opened and closed the meet ing . Refr es h· ments were served by Mrs . Blaker, Mrs. Morrow· and Mrs . Teresa Collins . t Wolfpen News, Notes It" ndupt t'll. th i .~ :tnu·nrlttt ent ~ hall !;lkc e t'rel't .Ja tnt:tr.\· I. \ !l'j ,l and thv 1'\ i~ t "it t ).! :--cd it> tl .- ha ll IJe n ·pt•ull·d • Jllants wi11 be preparoo for Ri ta Hamm . a!'ld Rlttl\ Hen· . shut-in s at Thanksgiving time nesy Relig i ou-s ar ticles · R hod a and Mrs. Genuna Casd will Ha ck e1t, Loretta Bee g l e. serve as chairw oman . It .was Sh irley Edward s, and Lillian also plannro that a Day of Gr'ess. Par ce l Pos t : Joseph ine Recollection will be held in the Hargra11es. Jane B~g le, and Ann Col burn. near future. F ish Pond : George Korn , The Catholic Women's Club Saodv Korn , Jan e Fr vmeve r . also endorsro the one-half mill SoH drinks: Jo Ann Ta t·. bond issue for the mentally tersoo , Wi lma Ri te, Ba r bara Sm i th . re.tardoo school. Sewing club entertained Party featured spook ·house Riverview Garden Club Chester PTA Philalhea Society of Middleport Church of Christ Middleport PTA Pomeroy Garden Club Meigs County Senior Citizens Salisbury PTA Rock Springs Grange Bradbury PTA Portland PTO Middleport Fir'emen's Auxiliary American . Association ·Of University Women Racine .PTA . . American Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39 · Meigs County Garden Club. Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce Tri.-County Community Health Board-648 . · Board 1 R . arrite ..etttt' 1, honored Help Save It Meigs County Middleport- Pomeroy Rotary Club Meigs County Christian Women's Fellowship Laurel Cliff Better Health Club . Ohio Eta Phi - Chapter ol Beta Sigma Phi Child Conservation. League Pomeroy PTA Letart Falls PTA Middleport Ch.amber of Commerce Middleport Literary Club . Fidelis Class- Middleport Church of Christ Meigs County Council Of . Parents and Teachers · Middleport Am a leur Gardeners Xi Gamma Mu- Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Syracuse PTA Alpha Delta Kappa ' · Alpha Epsil.lHL Chapter R1verv1ew PTA · . Business and Professional Women's Club of Middleport Rutland PTA Pomeroy-Middleport Lions · Club Salem Center PTA _Drew We.~ster Post 39 of the American Legion Alpha Omi~ron Chapter of Delta · Kappa Gamma One· Won · One Class of the Pomeroy First Baptist Church Social T J This product entrees believoo to Community School ~~.. ~*Calendar~ Sec ond Hi gh Se ri es ·c ontain cont"aminated . Margaret Fol lrod 461 . Team H igh Game ~ Newe l l mushroomS, a spokesman for Suno co 818 . Team High Ser ies Ex - the firm said Saturday . celsi or Oi l Co . 22 15. The products are belng taken Lee Swick of Columbus died Sunday night at Grant Hospital after an extendoo illness . He is survivoo by his wife, the former Ruth Wine of Middleport, three sons, one daughter , and a step-daughter, .along . l"ilh several grandA spook house pr~parro by children and greatKeith Bailey and Mark Casto grandchildren . Highlighted activities at th~ Friends may . ~all at the Halloween party ~varts Funeral Home, annual Tuesday night at the Pomeroy Livingston Ave., Columbus, Tuesday from 2 to 4 p.m. and First Baptist Church. The party was held in the from 7 to 9 p.m . Funeral serchurch .scicial rooms which ·vices will be held at the funeral . bome at !Oa .m . on Wednesday. were decorated ln keeping with wumen las I week . Cr..:-amed ba kt'tl chicke n and ham din ners will be servro and the game and sale booths will open at 4:30p.m. Tickets are $2.25 r(lr the dinne r. not includlng desst>rt. · It was decidro that fruit (lass names .officers Brass Quintet to appear Spen ce r 's M arket28 G . & J . Auto Parts 27 Gibbs Gro ce ry 26 RECAlL ORDERED H ig h Ind ivi dual Game _....., Jan SANDUSKY, Ohio (UP!) Jenkins 1 8~ . Secon d H igh Ind . Game Grill Meats, Inc., Sandusky, An n Radford 179. ·H igh Se rie s - Jan Jenkins has voluntarily recalled food ·For Supporting The Vote Th,• annual bazaar of the Catholi c Women 's Club of • S;.crcd Heei rt Church will be hdd Thursday ni ~ ht in the church auditorium . F'inal plans for the bazaar and the appointment of comrilitlees to conduct it were made at a meeting of the PACKAGE POLICY : TOTAL COVERAGE land, 0-Miss., Benson A. Wol- Call, Todd Ackennan, Wesley Perkins, Keith Bailey, Jinuny Hawley, Mr&. Nancy Ackerman, Harry Bailey, Ed White, Mrs. Frank Casto, Orval Wiles, and the Rev. Robert Kuhn. YES Women 's dinner, bazaar Thursday Ohio investigation. In a telegram to committee chairman seri. Jam~s Q. East- . ~C;o~st;wn;;;;ei:;p~ri;z;es;. Kathryn Wiles, and Mark Casto, ~1Carolyn and Stevie • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••th;;;;;e.o~cc;;;;;as~i;o~n~ • 'file chapter of the Jean Civil Li on Saturday as ked th~ U .S. Senate Judiciary Committee to ensure that attorney genenl d~signate William B. Saxbe has nothlng to do with the recently ·reopened Kent Stale EARNINGS UP COLUMBUS (UP!) - Earn: ings from operations of the Nationwide Corp., for the first nine months of the year were 23 Pomeroy Bowling Lan es Morning Glories "-per cent higher than those Oct. 23, 1973 Team Pts. recorded for the same period ln Newell Sunoco 43 1~72 . the company reported Exce lsior Oil Co . 38 Saturday. P6cklington Construction 30 .478 . H~UEST COLUMBUS {UP! ) - ruherican historian Will Durant was born Nov. 5, 1885. • Those born ori this date are under the si~n of Scorpio . . In 1733, German-born publish· from company sales trucks and · held in storage freezers for diser John Peter Zenger bzgan printing the newspaper "The posal, according to Logan Clemow, Grill Meats manufactur· N_ew York Weekly Journal.'' ing manager. 4900 Euclid Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 44103 Her Age I John Carroll Defiance Hiram Wilmington Ashland central State Dayton Bluffton Ken yon Cin c innati Ober li n Akron Xavier Youngstow n State Ohio North ern Findlay Case Western .-;;r-;;:~~o7r:;:-o;;;;:~;~-~-----~;;~-t State 4 Iowa Guaranteed renewable for life, can never be cancelled by th e company . Licen~ed by th e State of Ohio . Good anywhere a n yw he r e Me dicar e is accepted the Medicare Suppl ement is ac · cepted . · Pays in addition to any cove rag e you n ow have . All benefits pa id to you. Und erwr itten b y Capitol In su ran ce Company of Ohio, fou nd e d in 1938. Home of " Hea rt Lin e" ADDITIONAL BENEFITS AVAILABLE Doctor & Surgery Expenses · Outpatient diagnostic services · 0 3 50 Mi c. higan Stat e 2 3 0 l 4 -0 Wiscon si n Ind iana 0 5 0 BENEFIT EFFECT IVE ON ENROLLMENT ' OATE - NO WAITING PERIODS I City 1 Hi s Age 5 0 Northwestern 2 Her e are some ot th e important 1eat11r'es of the M edi care Su pple ment : Issued at a ny age. no one- too old . No heal th r equi r em ents.· Pr otec ts you for any cond i tion yov now hav e. Even c over s CAN CE R. STROKE S. HEART CONDITION, DIABETES or an y oth er "i llness immediatel y. I 0 5 b 4 040 PLUS CONVALESCENT HOME BENEFITS I 8 Big T en Conte renee Overall W L T W L T 7 0 0 Oh io State 5 0 0 - You Se lec t The Amount You Need- CAPITOL INSURANCE COMPANY OF OHIO WLT 0 o o Mi c h igan Illino is Pom"erov Bowling Lanes Tri -Coyntv League Oct. JD, 1'1'73 2 5 Wittenberg 4 0 0 Ba ldw in Wallac e 3 1 0 IN HOSPITAL BENEFITS FROMS50ToS100 DAILY FOR365 DAYS I I I I 5 '1 W Ll" Senior . citizens here have an opportunity to en~ol .l 1n a hosp1.tal and rest -home program wh o( h works to fill the gaps in M edicare an d protect you from the burden of ever · increasing medical expenses. A!v1n A . Hershey C. I. U. President '" Con terenc_e Overall ENROLLMENT OPENING HERE 1• Pom eroy Bowlmq lane-; B end Leagu " Oct . 29 . lf7l T r>;. I Po.nh st.:mdings Hou ston J J f Ja St 3 . O kl <t ] J Io w a S t 17 D a yton 28 Xa11 rer 0 18 Drake 13 W ic h rta St 10 Kan 10 O li. l a . St 10 Kent St 35 M arshal l J Mar fell a 34 _Ander so n 17 M ram i 0 24~sn M tc h 9 M ich !19 In d iana 13 M 1ch St 21 W is, 0 M i nn . 57 Nort h w estern 43 Neb 28 ColO 16 Not r e Dame 44 N avv 7 S oufhW E'\1 I J T c •as-A&M 10 ACLV Local Bow ling Ohio colleg<· CollPge Scores M rdw es t Sail St 16 Southern til 16 Ci nc innat i 51 N Te• St 3 . 5- The Daily sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., ~0"- ;, 19i3 ! - The Daily sentln~I .'Middleporl ·f'omeroy , 0 ., Nov. 5, 1973 ,. ' Citizens National Ban MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . . I I ·' ' ' �7- The Dally Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 , NO\ ~ 1973 6 - 1 he O:nly Sent111el , Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 ov :; 1973 For Sail! For Rent 2 SIGNS Pomeroy Motor Co. OF QUALITY 1910 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill $1295 .1 door V 8 automat c power steen ng ro)d•o good l•res blue fm•sh spotless .nter or 1970 OOOGE POI,.ARA door factory a r BEDROOM total1v e-tecln< tra11er t urn•shtdon 3 a crt'\ ot land near Oe,.ter n Harr sonv lie> Pho ne 74t 2 37"4 Call o.ltfer ~ p m 10 24 l2 tp DUPLEX 5 rooms .and bath Car petmg n ce location Phone 992 1780 or 992 3432 11 • He I HO US E bath and basement Phone 99 11780 or 99 1 3411 11 4 tiC 11195 transm ission power ste-enng & bra)< es good wht te wall t res whitt f n•sh 4 I automatic v n yt root rad o heavy d uty sus penston 4 rooms w1fh ROOMS by the week 118 up Me1gs I nn Pomerot' 7 12 tfc 1967 C.HEVELLE S.99S 4 door 6 cylmde r automat•c transmlss on good fires cl ean mfer or be1 ge f n 1sh radto & heater real ecQnomy --------------- & a popul ar mOdel - POMEROY MOTOR CO. 553 Ru ssell St ( Grav el Hill ) Middleport Ohto Phone 992 7155 Slate Farm Ufe Insurance Compan)' Home Olhce Bloomulgton. lllmo•s Carpenter News, Event Mr and Mrs Dale StansbW'y accompamed Mr and Mrs Jcrr) St<Insbury and chtldren for a viSit w1th Mr and Mrs Oatr D Stansbury and famtly Groveport and Mr and Mrs Larry Stansbury and son Re) noldsbW'g Mr and Mr s Robert I 1c h and so n Robbie spent a weekend w1th the1r parents and other relat ives m Kentucky Carpenter Bapltsl Church has completed plans for thetr annual Harvest Supper to be held at the church on November ::1 Servmg begm s at 6 p m A bazaar wtll be held and the public 1s mv1ted Nata sha Robb small daughter uf Mr and Mrs Walter Robb II has been a patiCnt at 0 Bleness Memonal Hospttal Ath ens She ts rep orte dl y co nval esc LOg saltsfactonly Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan Co lumbta Gran ge hav e 1eturned from Dayton Oh1o where they attended the annua l sesswn of Oh1o State Grange as vo tm g delegates of Metgs County Mr and Mr s Bob Harnson S t outsv ill e were weekend VISLlors at the horne of her parenls Mr and Mrs W1lham Cheadle and her brothel and Sister m law Mr and Mrs Rex Cheadle and fa m!l) Mr and Mrs Danny Akers the form er Con m e Mtller are announ c m g th e b 1rth of a daughter Lmda Wtlh elmma on October 12 at 0 Bleness Memortal Hos ptlal Athens Grandparents mclude Mr and Mrs Wtlltam Mtller local and Mr and Mrs Earl Akers Albar) Great grandparen\s are Mr and M1s Glen Gassaway P owell Ohw and Mr and Mrs C L Mtller Ca l edoma Mrs CO N SOLE PIAN O may be ourchased by small monthly pavments see t toe •ll y wr11.. CarJy iP P ano (Of'll pany P 0 RolL l'lli Cort Oh iO J4110 II 'I liP __ _________ _ Notice B1ll Wade, Auct1oneer Are You Movmg? Consodenng An Auchon> B&G Auc hon Athens 0 Will pay cash f or you r en t~r e hou se hold or any good m tscell ane.PUS Items or w111 hold a n auct on l or you at your res1dence reasonable You II hke our competent depe ndable service Calf Athens Oh1o 593 5035 Collect KOSCO T KOS METI CS & W I G S Many speoals dur ng th e mon th of Oc t Phon e He len Jane Brown 992 51 13 10 2 ft c OU R H OME was recently c hosen as a mode l for new u S Stee l S d ng 11 you are nt e resfed n beaut•fy ng your home p lease stop by and look at our home Mr and Mr s Ca rt Kt oes Co ll ege Stree t Syracuse Oh o 11 4 3tc ..,..... __ ___ _ For Sale ONE PLATFORM rocker cha r $ 10 N ear new rug and floo r ma ch nc Sl 5 Gas cook sto ve $5 Ph1 lco consol e te !ev son $15 small gas heater $5 Ca ll 992 5083 after 4 p m II 5 3tp Those pr ese nt were Cmdy Crabtree LJsa Bolen Robm Massey George Stout Bryan and Kettb Jordan Danny and Woody Oxley Erm and Brtan Brooks and Vtckte Richard and J oy Comer along wtth helpers Beulah Crabtree, MW'l Ga laway , D1ana Brook s Barbara Bolen Susan Duff and Pauhne Comer Mr and Mrs Oxley were guests Mrs J1mmte Hamng Tonya and Sonya local along wtth Goldte Gtllogly ha s r eturned from a week s v 1s1t w1th he r brothe l m law and s1st.er Mr and Mrs Fred Eckhart and daughtet Lynn Mansfield The Temple Churc h youth meeting wa s held m the church her mother Mrs Georg1 a basement I he young folks Bohn Hebardsvtlle spent a can'le dressed m Halloween weekend WIth Mr and Mrs costumes Games w ere played James Wm go and family Wtlmmgton wtth pnzes bemg awarded N. 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OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOU RS 9 30 TO 12 2 TO 5 (CLOSE' AT NOON ON THURS ) - EAST COURT <r, POMEROY ;e.-; KEN ,qEL S of Ca lhou n - Toy poodle pupp1es 560 to $95 S <Jmese k ttens $15 Phone 256 6247 10 7 30tc AK C poodle pupp es m n ature black or sho t~ and wormed $75 Coolv i l le 667 6214 10 smal l wh ite Phone 30 12tp -YOU - - VE ----------sh opped the r es t now buy the best at Sh owalter s We t Pet Shop Chester Oh o N ew Shipment In stock l14 \71C Auto Sales 1964 4WHEEL drv e pickup runs good rough t re s Call Harold Brewer 985 3554 alter 6 p m 10 31 tfc 1966 CHEVROLET stat on wago n Good cond t1on Ph one 742 ]295 11 4 ltc 1968 COUGAR 302 l speed Cal 992 7009 10 30 6tc - ------ ------- 1968 CHEVELLE SS 396 automat ic tran sm •ss• on P S & P B new t1res and new exha ust system New battery Contact Robert Buck 992 3833 11 2 6t c 1939 FORO C hry s ler Drive T ra n SBSO or best offer Phone 992 3372 11 4 7tp ~~anted To Do WIL L do paper hang ng and pa ntmg Ca ll Arthur Musser 742 5223 10 21 30tp Help Wanted RELIABLE lady to live In home w th elderly couple Assist In I Ql'lt housekeepmg some coiSk ng and care of tnval d husband 1 day and 1 ntght off per week Ca ll 992 5293 10 28 tfc PARTTIME pos f10n co ord nator n1f1at ve ab I ty to n t ate programs and work people Must have car and be willing to wor k some even lngs Send res urn e to Box 722 Poneroy Oh 10 11 A 3tc Wanted To Buy 4 CYLINDER enolne for 1969 Toyota car W II buy or trade a 1965 Comet for the engme Phone 99 2 2806 even ngs 11 4 Jtc WANTED ~ for auction hou sehold goods Tools most anyth ng of value Wtll billy or se ll on commtsston wut'naul Ca ll 992 3354 or 992 2792 Hayman s 7 2i;tfc OLD furn ture oak tables clocks Ice boKes brass beds d1shes or complete households wr.te M D M1\ler Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o ca lh.-992 6271 13 tfc s - - ---.. . 1-------- N 0 I Copper 70c radIators 33c brass 2Sc banenes 90c c lean dry Gmseng roots $58 lb yellow root $5 may apple 60c M A Ha l l Reedsv ille Phone 378 6249 9 23 tf c CORNER cupboards walr cupboard' chests old guns any cond t on Also blue decorated stoneware Write P 0 Box 44 Mar'tlnsburg Oh io 43935 or call 1 48.4 4440 after7pm ,. ....;.:; 8 8 90tc• Employment Wanted WILL DO bookkeepmg 1n my home Write Box 576 Mason 11 1 6tp WILL -=ao- baDvs•tt~g-;;- my home" Monday through F r day 9 till A JO Phone 992 5300 571 Grant Street 1n M ddleport 1 1143tp WANTED to dO light hllulmg tn spare t me Phone 992 7126 l1 5 3tc; -------------- GREAT COUNTRY PARKERSBURG· MARIETTA It Must Be Roght or we w111 ~ Make tf R:tght OpportunitieS STEREO 92.1 WM~M Moddloport Pomeroy W1fh Skilled Craftsmanship --------------- --------------- D. L. 8 4 10 Oatly 8 12 Sal Bulldmg .. PH 992 6675 Mtdd leport 0 ,.--------------- POMEROY HOME & AUiO PRICE CONSTRUCTION Roof1ng Spoutmg, Porch Repa1r, Com plete Home Remodeltng 9 10 11 11 Ph. 742-6273 AUTO TRIM 992 2094 606 E Maon Pomerov 992-2839 OlfiCE SUPPLIES Co Road 5 and Bradbury COMPLETE INTERIOR REP AIR 11 12 12 1 FURNITURE 2 ---..------------ Diane 3 • 15 Heres Lut!y 8 10 Pro Football 6 lJ T1me s Lost Children 20 33 Mov1es Yours Mtne and Ours 3 15 Scient Ntght Lonely N cght 30 - Book Beat 20 33 Carroll 0 Connor 8 10 30 - The Silent Years 20 00 - News3 4 8 10 15 Janak\33 ~ 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Elect ion Prev•ew 4 Movi es Bullltt 8 The Tunnel of Love 10 45 - Johnny Carson A 00 - News 6 13 30 - Mov te The Cat Creeps 13 00 - Tomorrow 3 .t oo - News 13 4 From the tdroest T;;;;:;; Bu ll doz.er Rad a tor to ~ mallesr Heater Corh 1 Nathan B1ggs Rad1alor Specialist SMITH NELSON MOTORS, IN( TRANSPORT EXCELS IOR Salt Works E " MOTOR OPERATORS - age 18 34 No Ma in St Pomeroy All kmds Stop In and See Our exp r eq Good salary many of salt water pellets water Floor D~lay Ph '992 2114 Pomeroy benet ts travel poss•b•llt es nuggets block salt and own Jn t erv ew ng today Call Oh o River Salt Phone 992 co llect Army Opportuntt les 3891 593 3022 86 N Cou rt St 6 5 tfc ASK US ABOUT Athens 11 4 3tc:; 1973 STEREO Rad o c om PRE FABRICATED b l nat on w1th 8 track bu 11 In ADMINISTRATIVE CLERKS take over paym en ts of $7 55 - age 18 34 no ex p req Good per month or pay 5101 50 Call sa lary many benet t s trav el 992 5331 poss bild es lnte r-v ewmg 10 21 He Ph 992 5271 today Call co lle ct Army On Most Amer1can Cars Opportun t es 593 3022 86 N Lrncoln Htll Pomeroy 0 APPROX IMATE LY 10 acres Of Cour t St Athens - GUARANTEEDBut It to Your 'Specs 11 4 3t c land ex cellent bu il d ng s1te Deltvered to Job Sll• Ca t I 7 42 5223 Phone 992 2094 10 2130tp WELDING apprent1ce age 18 Area s Most 34 no ex pet ten ce requtred Reasonable Pnces good sala r y ma ny benet1ts UPHOLSTER your own fur Op'en8Ttl5 travel poss b 11t1e s In n ture We have all the sup MATERIALS CO Monday thru Saturday terv ew ng today call c ollect All work guaranteed pl i es you will need 71l SSS4 Maso... W Va Army Opportun t es 593 3022 606 E Matn Pome roy 0 Upholstery Fabr cs a -very 86 N Co urt St Athens lar ge selection of nylons DEAD S 1 OCK - WITrremove 11 4 3t c velvets H erc uton -v inyl S - n READY MIX CONCRETE at a reasonable charQe Call ---------~ ---co tton pr nts a1so remnants de l vered r ght to your 245 5514 Fo am for cush ons and TELEPHONE lineman and protect Fas t and easy Free 8 2l 90tc mstaller age 18 34 no ex YOU CAN s t II beat the padd•ng Bu11ap denims est mates Phone 992 32 8<1 pertence requ red good skyrocket ng cos Of new cambr c foam glue zippers Goeg l e n Ready M )1. Co OPENf07b u s-;;esS""~r Clean salary many benefits travel constru ct on with thts l ove ly spr ngs and clips ch1p!Joards M ddleport Oh o Body Shop and Oeta I Serv ce pass•blllt es lnterv1 eW1n g older home be ng offe red tor legs sewtng thread da cron 6 30 tf c 808 W Ma n Stree t Pomeroy today Call collect Army sate by owner n tacks webbing welt cord Oh o Pomeroy Re cen t ly re Opportun 1 es 593 3022 86 N cotton sw vel bases and all SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 10307tc Court St A then ~ model ed the home has 3 other sup pi es you wdl need REA SONABLE rates Ph 446 11 4 Jtc bedroom s bath large tam l y New furn iture at low low 4782 Gall pol s John Russe ll T U NE UP SPECIAL Get read y style k1t chen and a separate pr ces Pomeroy Recovery Owner and Operator tor w n t er save money AUTOMOTIVE BODY dm n~ or tam ly room New 62 2 E Ma n 992 7554 s 12 tfc special sta rt s Oct 31 to Nov alum num s d ng exte r or repa1rman age 18 34 no ex 10 5 30tc 17 Roberts Gad1ge Horton w th out s tde entran ce to ::;;-_-- ........ penence requ red good Street Ma son w Va Phone basemen t A sell ng pn c e of SEWING MACHINES Repa ir salary many benefits trave l BURNSIDE coal heatmg stove serv ce al l makes 992 2284 I 1304) 773 5421 S15 000 nc ludes comp le t e poss b ltties lnt erv ew ng The F abr c Shop Pomeroy 10306tp 992 7774 t urn sh ngs tor th s home today Call collect Army 11 4 2tc __.... Author zed S nger Sates and Own er w II he lp f nance Cal l Opportun II es 593 3022 86 N Serv ce We Sharpen Sc sso r s SE PTIC TA NK S c l ea n ed 593 5667 (A thens l Sh own by Court St Athens Modern San tatlon 992 3954 or 3 29 tfc BEAGLE pups for sale Phone 11 4 3t c appo mtm en t only . 992 7349 985 3565 10 14 30tc ......-.... 11 4 35p M cCOY$ AUCTIO N SERV I CE 10 23 tt c ELECTRICIAL help er age IB For a r eal auct on call the 34 no experience requ red rea l M cC oy I 0 Ma c 6 500 WARM Morn.ng Stove C 8Kfi.0 FO RD AUC T OIH:H:: good salary many benef1t S M cCo y Chester Oh o 992 7306 Comple te Serv 1ce travel poss b I t es In 10 3 tt c 11 4 Stp Phone 949 3821 ter-v ew ng today Call collect ~--------- ---Rac m e Oh o Army Opportun t ies 593 3022 W IL C""Tr m or... C ut tr ees and GUNS- FifeSD isCounT - Gun Cr tt Bradford 86 N Court St Athens shru bbery Also clean out Sales We have sold out on 5 1 ttc 11 4 3tc new Rem ngton Shotguns basements all cs etc Call will have shipment Thursday 949 3221 or 742 444 1 10 10 30tc EXCAVAT IN G dozer l oader November 8 Reserve yours RADIO EQUIPMENT age 18 and ba c khoe work septic 34 no exper ence requ red now S & W Hand Guns dea ler tanks mstalled dump trucks good salary many benef ts d scount back of Speed Queen A UT OMOB IL E nsuranc~ oeen and to boys for h re will haul tra-ve l poss 1b l 1t1es In Laundry Mat Th rd Street can c elled' Lost your f II d i rt top so I limestone terv ew ng today Call Cotlect Middleport E-venmgs on ly or operator s I cen ~e Ca l l 992 and gravel Call Bob or Roger Army Opportun t tes 593 3022 phone 992 7494 7428 Jeffers day phone 992 7089 86 N Court St Athens 11 2 SIC 6 15 tfc • n ght phone 992 352 5 or 992 11 4 3tc ON NEW RT 7 - 1 h. acres 5232 LADY 5 Black coat w th m nk Has 2 wells and 4 buildings t"Uiol: 1-REE est mates on 2 _,__ 11 tfc collar Size 16 to 18 Telephon~ SIGN PAINTER age 18 34 no Ideal for building s1tes or alum mum s d1ng Storm experience requ.red good 992 3064 Door s and W ndows Car OPE N Mobile Homes S4 500 00 to:oger ySell s salary many benef itS travel 11 2 3tp ports Marquees and Railing MIDDLEPORT - Business Garage nea'r Cr oss ro!!d S on poss bil ties nterv1ew•ng Phone Cha rles Ltsl e St Rt 124 all mechan~cal room w1th lovely apartment today Call collect Army FOUR 15 Snow T.res 1 ~e new Syr .!!l cuse Oh o Car l Ja cob 1 work .ncludin g automat c Opportun t es 593 3022 86 N over 3 large bedrooms 1 12 ha-ve been run 2 000 m les w111 Sales Representat ve V V transrn sslo ns Monday t hru Court St Athens baths d1t1tnQ room lovely sell m pa.rs at sso per pa r Johnson and Son Inc Sat B 30 a m to 6 p m Phone 11 4 3tc Portable Typewr ter 525 kttchen uttllty hardwood 6 22 tf c 992 5682 garage or 992 7121 Sm dh Corona desk floors w1th carpetmg a~r res den ce typewr ter sso Am Fm TRUCK DRIVER 18 34 no ex p cond Gas f~red hot water SEPTIC TANKS At<utH \.. 10 28 26t c req good sal many benef1ts Stereo rad o tape player and SEWAGE SYSTEMS heat Garage 530 000 00 travel posslblllttes In turn tab le comb nat ion 575 CLEANED REPAIRED P & J H eat ng & cool mg Gas or POMEROY - 2 story frame terv ew ng today Call collect Kenwood Am Fm stereo Fue l .o 1 We have many MILLER S ANITATION Army Opportun1t es 593 3022 2 bedroom s bath fu l l rece 1ver sas Phone 742 3334 f urnace parts and plumb ng STEWAR T OHIO PH 662 86 N Co urt Sf Alh~:ns basement some panelcng 11 2 5tc pa rt s for 10 p et above c ost 3035 ll 4 3t c tile and carpeting Gas 115 N Seco nd M ddleport 10 4 tfc ELECTROLUX ::;weeper deluxe forced atr furan ce ASKING 992 3509 CONSTRUCTION and utI ty model Complete w th all 10 31 30tc JUST $6 500 00 workers age 18 34 No exp cleaning attachments and TUPPERS PLAINS 3 req good salary many uses paper bags Slightly used MOBILE home repa r Elec years old 3 n1ce bedrooms benefits travel poss btl t1es but cleans and looks like new 2"BEDROO M house 3 years old tr cal ph,Jmb 1 g and heat.ng Interv iew today call collect bath modern kttchen w1th W II sell for $37 25 cash ol" ca rp etm g b g k i tchen with Phone 992 5858 Army OpportunitieS 59l 3022 terms ava lable Phone 992 large dlmng area carpeted lo t s of c ab ,ets 2 acre of 7 15 ftc 86 N Court St In Athens 2984 ground Rae ne Oh o Ca ll uttltty room carport large 11 4 3tc ........ 10 30 6tc 949 4998 lol $17 000 00 G &EA pphanc e Repa r Phone 9 12 tfc RUTLAND AT t 33 acres a t th e shop 99 2 3802 or 949 generator CLOSE OUT on new Z g Zag ELECTRIC 4254 llh story frame 6 rooms 3 operators - repa rman - .!!lge Sewing M&ch.nes For sew ing 6 ROOM S ana bath In town 10 24 30tp bedrooms bath TV room 18 34 no exp req Good stretch fabrics buttonholes Sll 000 Ca ll 99 2 3975 or 992 salary many benefits travel porches Fuel Otl F A fancy des1gns etc Pa1nt 257 1 poss b ltt 1es Jn terv•ew ng s11ghfly blem1shed Choice of furnace A GOOD BUY AT 9 28 tfc HARRI SO N S TV serviCe and today Call collect Army se r-v1 ce calls Phone 992 2522 carry1ng eliSe or sew•ng JUST $15 000 00 Opportun tt es 593 3022 86 N stand $49 80 cash or terms 2 9 tfc We need several good h omes TW O bedroom house at 473 Court St Athens available Phone 992 2984 from $5 000 to $12 000 11 4 3tc syc amore Street n M i d 10 30 6tc '€LNA and Wh ite Sew i ng CALL TODAY - We can dleport va c ant Call 992 5310 Machines Service on all 11 4 13tc dcscuss the sale of your makes Rea s onab'e rates 8 TRACK stereo console due to property . The Se w1ng Center Mid damage n shipment W•ll sell POMERO Y CustOmb;.-ltbr ck HENRY E CLELAND dteport Otl lo BRUSH HOGS .tx5 ft phon£ for small balance of $99 home four bedrooms two BROKER 11 16 tfc 992 5858 or payments of $6 99 baths full ba se ment 7 15 tf( 992 2259 per month Call 992 5331 ftrep lace formal d.n.mg EXCAVATI'NG D.ozers large If no answer 992 2568 room Wnte J E Bayliff 310 and small Backhoes and 11 4 ttc HAY tor sale 70c baTe 1-'hon'! W H gh St Cr dersvllle Oh o loaders on track and t~res 992 31 09 45806 Dump truck Lo bov ~~r 1973 ZIG ZAG sewing ma.chme 11 2 6tp v ce Septic tank« mstalled Take over 8 payments of S5 25 George ( bUll Pull ns phone per month or d1scount for GROCERY' business for sarot NEW 4 bedroom double bath 992 2478 or 992 7402 cash Call 992 5311 Bult~lng for sale or le.!!lse all ele c tr ic home on ap 2 9 ffc 11 4 tfc Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m prox•mate ly 9J4 acres 2 miles to 10 p m for appo ntment east ot Dexter on Townshtp /11qiiH f,,\Jrlld \r 55 000 BTU Warm Morn ng gas 3 20 tfc road 48 .t m les from new DOZER and beck hoe work ponds and septic tanks dtt stove 1 year old Sl7S Like !hoi( " m nes sc hool bus and mall ch lng servIce top soli fill new 12x15 carpet lust lt ke route 50 dr lied well 1 12 I i'J .MI'I t1o11ll1 ':llro·• I dirt l1mestone B&K new cost $180 sell for S90 1 gallon per m nute 1 000 Ponll' r oy. Oh1n ;'J/69 escavetlng Phone 992 5367 or tw in s1ze bed S20 new Con gallon septic tank 900 sq ft 992 3861 tact Gary F Hysell 409 West CASH Plld for all makes an< Lea c h field Pri ced at $25 400 9 1 ffc Main St Pomeroy models of mobile homes Also 14 45 acres 50 well B NEW LISTING 2 business 11 4 2tc Phone area code 614 423 9531 gallon mmute su table for bulldl!'lgS In Pomeroy One on 413tfc new home or trailer 0 DELL W HEE:L AI gnment Mam and on~ on Second Can located at Crossroads R1 124 DRIVE A LITTLE SAVE A Raymond Hatfi eld Rutland now back to work Complete LOT KUHL S Cash and 1968-~~NosoR-60;12- 2 be used as one large store Oh10 Phone 142 4173 for front end ser-vice tune up and from street to street bedrooms verv good con Carry prlcmg appeals to the appomtment brake service Wheels dtt on Call 99 2 3511 NEW LISTING - Heres what budget minded Guaranteed 11 2 4tp balanced electroni c ally All 1l 1 7tc you have been asking for Has 8 used appliances - electric work guaranteed Reasonable gas ranges $35 up rooms 2 baths large 5 ROOM house w th bath 11h r.!!ltes Phone H2 3232 refrigerators $~9 95 up {1 1973 2 BEDROOM 12x50 mobile basement and needs a lot of acre of ground Will sell 2 18 tfc Side by side 1 m n electric furnished or unturntshed home SJ 200 Mason Phone work The pnce IS only $2800 for camper> upr ight deep S7 500 on Rt 12A Bottom of 773 5580 TUPPERS PLAINS - On Rt freezes automattc Wl!ll!shers Cooks Gap H II Can on IY be 11.t5tc 7 Large lot 2 bedroom home $45 wrcnger washers electnc seen on Wednesdays Thurs with closets large llv1ng dryers S35 portable dJsh day Sa turdays and Sundays 12X60 GARDNER mobJie h1.. e 11......2 6tp washers 535 NEW FUR basement garage and 2 oul for sale on rented lot In 6 26 tfc NITURE - Quality sofas and butldings ~omeroy two bedrooms all match i ng sw1vel rockers DARWIN- Modern 2 bedroom electr ic w th 27X10 Expando knotless oak frames with large closets ntce Central air carpP.t home e)lpenstve scotch gard or throughout Plumbed for kitchen with cook and bake herculon coverings n pr nts washer and dryer .!!llso units Enclosed porch garage florals tweeks $199 set carport metal building and mce lot Re c l i ners patch swi-vel 2 spn~ operawon porch ancJ underpinning Will NEW LISTING - 2 bedrooll' rockers from S72 50 USED Q\.DJCe of water sell with or without furniture FURNITURE Dressers home bath city water natura fem ~s Auto ~rlced for quick sale Phone c hests end tables metal WZ~ter level gas heat on river front lot 992 7.451 citbcnets ~tnd wardrobes control Lint 3 nice slzt 10 30 6tc NEW HOME kitchen cupboards beautiful Filter or Power bedrooms with large closets white storl!ll!ge piece for chlld ",;,-'-.,--- - - , . - , - --..:_--Fin Agitator 1'h baths extra nice kitchen baby beds playpens baby , PerJna"Prt11 with cook and 133ke units Full and stl!ll!ndard mattrJ!SSes A1r Condot1oner~ Maytag basement with garage wood metal d1nettes desks Ha•o of Hut Awntngs bOokcases sofa beds china TEN ACRES - In Middleport Dryers ceb.net beautifully crefted 8 on Rt 7 business loop City Underptnntng Surround d.othes piece walnut or mahogany water and sewage with gentle even d i ning rooms collectors POPULATION EX l.urnpuue mou11'C ... ne hel!ll!t No-het spots qu.!!llity 6 piece birds eye servcce plus gigantic PLOD lNG, no overdrylng maple bedroom 4 pc LAND IS THE mahogl!ll!ny traditional Fine Mesh Lint display of m"'lle homes SQUEEZE YOU bej:troom w1th fan block Filter always available at carved front other n i ce • SHOULD Wt SpeCilllzt I bedroo{Yl outfits one tw n bed MA'(TjltoG nt 1 bunk bed set portable cabinet treadle sewing mach.nes Much mile Shop to 6 p m Tuesday through Sunday KUHL 5 BARGAIN CENTER Route 7 (at caution lUOWashutQton Blvd ~====~~~==~ ~~==~­ ------------- EXPERT WOOD TRUSSES · l,.....:::::s:;;~2:=;;ao-.. j I Wheel Alignment •5.55 -------------- Gene's Body Shop Pamtmg A Spectalfy j HOGG & ZUSPAN Real Estate For Sale --------------- ------~---- __________ ___ -- ---....----------- ---- ---------- ---------------- -------------- --------------- Real tstale For sale __ ___________ Showy falsecard in poor taste TODAY S QUESTION NORTH 5 • 9 84 • KJ97 108 6KJY3 + • KJ< .8432 EAST .Q10ti32 .105 +K764 664 +A> 6QJ075 WEST BY PAUL CRABTREE Mankind IS a carruvore, and there s nothing !hat arouses !he prlmltlve mstmct like a thick, JUicy steak There's somethmg l"omordial about smiting one s teeth mlo a lwnk of broiled meat that goes clear back lo the Stone Age But 111 this year of 1973 as every housewife knows to her sorrow, beef has been m scarce supply woth prtces skyrocketing and qualtly an uncerta111 thing, at best Our house has been no exceptton My wife buys a roast or steak Uoat looks good, and we find at the table thaltt came from a l:i-year-<>ld refugee from the rodeo ctrcult Good meat- Ute k111d thai satlsftes that prlmordtal mstl!ICI whtch we don'! e..,n acknowledge-In oW' civilized soctety - IS JUS! somply tw.rd to tome by Nevertheless, thts IS a column about two grealsteaks You have to go aU the way to Columbus to relive my ex· pertences, but if you're m Uta I V!C111tly, ot's worth lookmg mto Steak Number One was eaten several weeks ago at a Japanese steak house JUst off High School111 Columbus m a place caUed unsurprts111gly, the Japanese Sleak House Havmg spent a chunk of my life m Japan I knew Uoe Japanese don't eat a greal deal of beef but some of 11 Uoey do eat IS absolutely superb, carved from catUe thai are enclosed 111 very small stalls for fattenmg, fed a spectal die! of bran and beer, and massaged daily (that's right ) by the older women of the com mun1ty, until Ute meat IS miraculously marbled w1th fat, and delicrous m every way The steak tenyakt we had wasn t from a cow wbo'd VISited a massage parlor, but 11 was greal There was a h1bachi mounted rtght m the nuddle of the table, and a cook came oul and prepared :he steaks before our eyes, brushmg tl lavtshlY With a sauce and broiling, at the same time a kebab of mushrooms, small tomatoes, peppers and muons Served With a good egg-drop soup, an Amerocamzed salad, and Japanese green tea (the place doesn I even make coffee), tl was a memorable meal Even the rice was tasty and wellprepared The cost' It wasn'tcheap, but 11 could have been worse Wtth an aperotif for each of us, and the full-course dinner, the whole thing for two came lo about $24 - not exactly what you'd want to spend every mght, but not excesstve for a dinner to be long You did bid four notrump and your partner bidS ftve dtamond s to show one ace What do you do now? Answer Tomorrow JfrLE ORPHAN The moon ts approach111g tis By United Press lnlernaUohal full phase The mornmg star IS SatW'n Today ts Monday Nov :;, the The everung stars are Mer· 309Ut day of 1973 wtth :i6 'Ito CW"t Venus, Mars and Juptter follow The story of Steak Number Two IS even more spectacular 1:here s a new bargam-basement, fam!ly-!ltyle steak house caUed Steak Plus which opened JUSt a few weeks back on the south sode of town on U S 23 Bemg m a hurry a few days ago, I decided to stop there Now my exper1ence Wllh such places os that the proces, indeed are reasonable, but the beef usually tastes hke recycled tenniS-shoe tongues Man, dod I get a surprtse Smce 11 was the noon hour, my son and I ordered the small luncheon steak, about 4-0 ounces while my wife ordered a larger lknmce strtp steak, but then decided 11 was too rare for her and we sw1tched Amazmgly, the steak was very, very good - not 111 Ute same league With the Japanese job, but tasty and tender Each of us had a potaw, a salad,anda beverage Two of us had desserts Even more amazmgly, the total bill 111 this cafeterta<llyle, spotlessly-dean little restaurant for the three of us, was all of $4 97 I couldn I believe •I At ary rate, 1t does restore my faith 111 the fact that somewhere 111 thts country, great steaks are still bemg produced - and in the two Instances I mentioned we got oW' moneys wnrth and more, which IS not an easy thing to say nowadays Us. By Helen Bottel • • Seven Years Eoough to Wasle Dear Helen I ve been true to Uris fellow for seven years Up until two years ago, I thought I was the only one 111 h1slife Then he started seemg a gtrllO years younger than he IS They make no secret of betng lovers Tom and I hardly ever go anywbere together any more but when I tell hom I'm go111g to leave hom he throws a ftl If I ; how 1111eresl 111 another man, be gets furoous He knows I'd do anyUomg for him so I guess he JUS! expects me to stick around while he makes up hiS rmnd I love hom and don't want to lose him, but bow long mustl watt' -M M T +++ 41 Femamne su ffix ACROSS l Daybreak 5 Gem l1 Pennsyl vania c1ty IZ Mys DOWN 1 Star tn Cygenus 2 Fragrance 3 Sherwood terlOus AndeJSon 13 Not a btl U Austnan nver 15 Uncle Jn Ayrshue work ( 2 wds) 4 Maiden name de nota 5 hon G reetmg Quarnes 6 7 Here (Fr ) Wests 8 goals 20 Further Dear Helen Do you think women really have more 111lu1Uon than men' 21 more Tolerate I'd like to think I excel !none area, but w1thall these male-female 22 Quondam stereotypes bemg discarded, maybe my • mtu1tion • ts JUS! as 23 Musical work phony as saying 'men can think stralghler ' Anyway I can read 25 Word my husband's mind, and he doesn t g1ve me any clues e1Uter w1th m SI'RONG, Sll..ENT MAN'S WIFE or out 26 Ttlle for Dear Wife Conrad s Jtm Perhaps women are more mb.utive because lhetve had so 21 Puncture much practice readmg Ute mmds of strong, silent men -which 28 Work umt almost every man unagmes hunself to be espectaUy w1th his 29 Wmed wife anddmed Seroously, I Utink 111tuotion IS about Utree.fourlhs concern ;z Sob stuff 33 Exas for people whose lives are m one s care Because a woman lS perate often more 111volved than her husband wtth family management l4 Meadow barley 35 Breathe ~WJMOO'llirn; u..J ~c-'t.J ..-~ , _ loy Ill Nlll II.HNDI D .t t1< 1 ROU I ([ m Guys and Yesterday'• A.Diwet 16 25 Over eharge 27 False doctrme 29 Obsceolty 19 Famed buccaneer 22 Lubro 23 30 cants Writer Israeh port 31 Amenean of sad Dolls character ( 2 wds ) 9 Intensify 10 H er os love Adam Revolu bonary patnot verses 24 Mary Pickford H!gh(mus.) 31 SmaU fish 36 s borthplace 37 Kansas CitY Uns~ramble thne four Jumble.. one letter to each square, to forrn four ordanary word1 38 Crutches of a sort 39 Reveille trumpet KALEY call . 40 Havmg I CELER I I !I rENGER~ J promment I GR\OFEj'l[ \ chop pers DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here's how to work [J AXYDLBAAXR II II I V: ~ ~ .L1 Now arranr• the circled Ieite~ (AniWII!rl lomarrow) Jamb1e• WIDG( Salunl•y• CRYPTOQUOTES MSHR HS KELA HZO RET VEZ S VAHU ETS RETU MKEAM - RWOOWMK to fonn the aurpr11e answer u SUJJ'Hted by the above cartoon. ·~!~Priii~IIII~-~ ...~"IIISWII~Iiln~J'! I II Ill]" HOllY Anlwen Tlu1 llQU.ld m111hl LAYO, SURELY LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another In this sample A ill u sed for the three L s X for the two 0 s etc Single letters, apostrophes the length and formation of the words are all hmts Each day the code letters are different YOU MI\&H'T FIND IN 'THE. 6ALLE.RY. 5 30 - Beverly Hlllbllltes B Elec Co JJ Gomer Pyle 13 Hodgepodge LOdge 20 Tra1ls West 15 5 55 ........ Earl N1ght1ngale 15 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10 15 6 Sesame Str-eet 20 Sportscope 33 ABC New s 13 by THOMAS JOSEPH Dear M 16 - off You•.., walled much too long already' TeU Tom that while (bnbe) be s making up hiS mlnd ' you re cbangmg yours - and get 17 Chmese dynasty back m ctrculation agam - H 18 Jerry IUE CA UP Yeolenll1'1 Cryploquole PIETY STRETCHED BEYOND A CERTAIN POINT, IS THE PARENT OF IMPIETYSYDNEY SMITH (@ 1973 Kin1 Feature• S7ndlcate,lnc) be dectrvtnii - IYIWASJ4 ANNIE I NEVER SAW THAT BEFORE IN MV LIFE- SOUTH 10) ____ -------------- -------------- WIN AT BRIDGE -~~ Helen Help The Almanac remembered Porn eroy Home & Auto --------------- .& THINGS MONDAY, NOV 5 1973 5 30 - Beverly H tll b1 lltes 8 Etectnc l.o J3 Gomer Pyle 13 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 ~ Trails West 15 S 55 - Earl Ntghtlngale 15 6 00 - News 3 4 6 8 10 15 ABC News 13 Sesame Street 20 Personalit-y and Behav•oral Development 33 ~ 30 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 NBC News 3 4 15 Hogan s Heroes 13 7 00 - Seat the Clock 4 News 10 C.rcus 13 What s My L cne a Elec: Co 20 People Places and Things Truth or Con sequence~6 3 Mulligan Stew33 Bobby Bowden ll 7 30 - To Tell the T,.uH~ 6 8eat the Clock 13 Bobby Goldsboro 3 Hollywood Sq uares 4 Buck Owens 8 Episode Act on 33 MUniCipal Court 10 Chan ese Way 20 wacky World of Jonathan Wtnters 15 8 Ob - Lotsa Luck 3 4 15 Rooktes 13 National GeographiC 6 Gunsmoke8 10 N ewport Jazz Fest1vat New York 20 33 8 30 9 00 - RUSSELL'S • Television Log s For Free Est1mate MOORE & SONS I• lllC R H Rawhngs Sons ------ -------- 8 WEEK OLD Doberman P ncher pup Cal l 992 7291 after 4 p m 10 l 1 tfc YOUR BUILDING D-0-L-L-A-R Alignment ------ - ------ P'ets For Sale S·T·R-E-T-C·H Wheel - - -----------..-- _________ ___ _ CARPE NTER work masonry work general remodel ng by hour or contract Phone 993 35 11 11 2 26tp WTAP::rvMt® Spec1ahst ...--------------- _________ _____ ( Business Services t97l ziG- ZAG in; mach n e LEFT IN LAY AWAY 1973 Zlg UIIOJ sew n9 mach me Th s Th s mach ne darns em mach me darns emb-=-o ders bra- ders overcasts and over casts monograms P ay monograms all without at balan ce of \41 50 or pa y S6 per tachmel'l1S Pay balan ce of month Call 992 5331 \41 so or pay S.6 a m onth Call 11 • 6tc 992 5JJ 1 10 21 ttc -------------- WANT ADS INF ORMATION DEADLINES 5 P M Day 8 efore Publ c: at•on Monday Deadl in e 9 a m Cancell at on cor rect ons w II be ac c epted unt I 9 a m for Day of Publ cat on REGULATIONS The Publisher reserves the r ght to ed I or reje c t any ad s deemed obtectwnal The pub I sher w 11 not be respon s b le for more than one n c orrecl nsert on RATES For Wan1 Ad Serv1ce 5 cen ts per Word one nse rt on M nimum Charge Sl 00 14 ce nt s per word three c onsecu t ve nsert ons 26 cents per word s x con secu t•v e nsert ons 25 Per Cent 0 scoun t on pa1d ads and ads pa 1d w th n 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S2 00 t o r 50 word m n mum Each add Ilon a! word Jc BLIND ADS Addlt onal 25c Cha r ge per Adve rt semen ! OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Dai ly 8 JO a m to 12 00 Noon Sa turday For Sale 1973 STEREO 8 tra ck Must sell STA R k1IIS r81S IJU '-~ 'f for balan ce due o f S98 80 or sure 2 lbs S l 69 Ebersbach take over payments of 57 55 Hdwe Sugar Run M1IIS per month Call 992 S3ll P1 ctens Hdwe Mason 11 4 6t c 10 9 JOtp PRIVATE meetng roo m fo r ALUMI NUM topper tor small Busm~ any org-an zat on phone 992 Datsun truck Phone 992 5341 MECHAN IC age IS 34 no 397 5 II 1 Atp 31ltfc exp req Good salary many ..,... benef1ts travel possJ: b th t 1eS APARTME N T n downJown MILK COW for sale 4yearsold Jnterv1ew no today Cail Phone 882 198 5 Pomeroy Unfurn1st\ed or collect Army Opportun t1es 11 I 41P I urn shed Call 992 278 9 593 3022 86 N Court Sf 11 1 He Athens 16~~:16 Be•oe Wool rug like new 11 • 3t c \ 10000 Caii 992397 S 3 AND II ROOM fu rniShed and II 1 tf c LAW ENFORCEMENT age 18 unfurn shed apartments 34 no exp req Good salary Phone 99 2 543£ many benef1IS travel ~ 12tfc LOTS of chrysanthemums tor sa le fteld grown We only poss bIll es tntervle wmg neve one color - yellow 10 today Call c olle c t Army FUR N IS HED two roorn bunches tor ss We have some Opportun lites 593 3022 86 N apartment on Spr ng Aven ue ou t In full bloom some JUSt Co urt St Athens Call 992 1429 budd ng Reynolds Fl ower 11 4 3t c ,...._ 103161p Shop Mason W Va Call 773 -------------~ 51 47 WELOER S - 1834 noexp reQ T RAI LE R for rent 3 bedroom 9 26 tfc Good salary many beneftts tra ler f urn•shed 1n Albany tra-vel poss bll l t es In abou t S m des from Me gs 1969 HONDA CL J50 good tervlew ing today Call colle ct M ine CaJI698 58A3or 742 3422 Army Opportun 111es 593 3022 c ond •t on $325 PtlOne 949 or 927 6436 87 N Cou rt St Athens 3261 11 2 Si c 11 4 3tc 10 30 5tc -------- ----- OPEN EV ES8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! !J. ~INET ' she s tuned to feel whOn thmgs art ~01118 wrong - even bel or~ she's told There s nolhmg hke responstbtllty for de.., loping a mth sense nght' - H • A5 • AQ6 • QJ932 6A82 Netther vulnerable West North 2• Pass Pass Pass 2N T Pass East Soulh !NT Pass Pass Pass 2+ 3N T Openmg lead-+ 4 By Oswald & James Jacoby ------------- -- ------- -------------- For Sale -------------- TilE BORN LOSER -------------- -· TEAFORD -------------- -:--------------- ~ SINI~:I'U. MCff 'OJ ,ro,T l1E Mob1le Homes For Sale 130!TOM I Be 1l1!; (J{XX) 1..® \1111.1-l!l"' - -------------- -------------- ------------- ____ ________ -------------- SCA,~VI(CiE~ABLE MILLER MOBILI HOME5 1191>1 1 Tupoors Plaon•11 Ohio ; 6tc -------------- .- 423-7521 BELPRE, 0 I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.J RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~~.'i~:" lL...--- _ __:,Ar=._ _ n;:o::;:ki:::..:Gr::.a:;t;:t.~--,;,;R:;;;ut;.;la:::n~"·: _ , I .-· ...,_ The btddtng has been West Pass Pass Pass North 1• 3• 4• Easl Pass Pass Pass &~ ,~~~~~~~~ It ~ 3N T 9 Yoll &uth, hold .A 2 •s tA Q J 8 7 .A K J 85 : 0~ BULLET 5 BEEN CHASIN TH BARLOW Cf\T ALL MOR\IIIN MAW .... SAKES ALIVE" 010 HE EVER KETCH IT? _..,. HE KETCH IT'! DID He wanted to Jlve wanted to ilve mConoda She tn Mex1co Thus, they parte(! Years later, when asked the reason she replied stmply, "I JUSt d1dn't ltke hiS )atttude I" What do you do now? A - Don l pan whatever yo• do Your p,.riner could havt bid four ~p~~des directly over three clubo. but chooe to bid lbree ~earu. If four no1rump wiU H ...,.......;~ rood u Blackwood Ul ohouldl bid II Otherwilo jump to ol• .... del j • • �7- The Dally Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 , NO\ ~ 1973 6 - 1 he O:nly Sent111el , Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 ov :; 1973 For Sail! For Rent 2 SIGNS Pomeroy Motor Co. OF QUALITY 1910 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill $1295 .1 door V 8 automat c power steen ng ro)d•o good l•res blue fm•sh spotless .nter or 1970 OOOGE POI,.ARA door factory a r BEDROOM total1v e-tecln< tra11er t urn•shtdon 3 a crt'\ ot land near Oe,.ter n Harr sonv lie> Pho ne 74t 2 37"4 Call o.ltfer ~ p m 10 24 l2 tp DUPLEX 5 rooms .and bath Car petmg n ce location Phone 992 1780 or 992 3432 11 • He I HO US E bath and basement Phone 99 11780 or 99 1 3411 11 4 tiC 11195 transm ission power ste-enng & bra)< es good wht te wall t res whitt f n•sh 4 I automatic v n yt root rad o heavy d uty sus penston 4 rooms w1fh ROOMS by the week 118 up Me1gs I nn Pomerot' 7 12 tfc 1967 C.HEVELLE S.99S 4 door 6 cylmde r automat•c transmlss on good fires cl ean mfer or be1 ge f n 1sh radto & heater real ecQnomy --------------- & a popul ar mOdel - POMEROY MOTOR CO. 553 Ru ssell St ( Grav el Hill ) Middleport Ohto Phone 992 7155 Slate Farm Ufe Insurance Compan)' Home Olhce Bloomulgton. lllmo•s Carpenter News, Event Mr and Mrs Dale StansbW'y accompamed Mr and Mrs Jcrr) St<Insbury and chtldren for a viSit w1th Mr and Mrs Oatr D Stansbury and famtly Groveport and Mr and Mrs Larry Stansbury and son Re) noldsbW'g Mr and Mr s Robert I 1c h and so n Robbie spent a weekend w1th the1r parents and other relat ives m Kentucky Carpenter Bapltsl Church has completed plans for thetr annual Harvest Supper to be held at the church on November ::1 Servmg begm s at 6 p m A bazaar wtll be held and the public 1s mv1ted Nata sha Robb small daughter uf Mr and Mrs Walter Robb II has been a patiCnt at 0 Bleness Memonal Hospttal Ath ens She ts rep orte dl y co nval esc LOg saltsfactonly Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan Co lumbta Gran ge hav e 1eturned from Dayton Oh1o where they attended the annua l sesswn of Oh1o State Grange as vo tm g delegates of Metgs County Mr and Mr s Bob Harnson S t outsv ill e were weekend VISLlors at the horne of her parenls Mr and Mrs W1lham Cheadle and her brothel and Sister m law Mr and Mrs Rex Cheadle and fa m!l) Mr and Mrs Danny Akers the form er Con m e Mtller are announ c m g th e b 1rth of a daughter Lmda Wtlh elmma on October 12 at 0 Bleness Memortal Hos ptlal Athens Grandparents mclude Mr and Mrs Wtlltam Mtller local and Mr and Mrs Earl Akers Albar) Great grandparen\s are Mr and M1s Glen Gassaway P owell Ohw and Mr and Mrs C L Mtller Ca l edoma Mrs CO N SOLE PIAN O may be ourchased by small monthly pavments see t toe •ll y wr11.. CarJy iP P ano (Of'll pany P 0 RolL l'lli Cort Oh iO J4110 II 'I liP __ _________ _ Notice B1ll Wade, Auct1oneer Are You Movmg? Consodenng An Auchon> B&G Auc hon Athens 0 Will pay cash f or you r en t~r e hou se hold or any good m tscell ane.PUS Items or w111 hold a n auct on l or you at your res1dence reasonable You II hke our competent depe ndable service Calf Athens Oh1o 593 5035 Collect KOSCO T KOS METI CS & W I G S Many speoals dur ng th e mon th of Oc t Phon e He len Jane Brown 992 51 13 10 2 ft c OU R H OME was recently c hosen as a mode l for new u S Stee l S d ng 11 you are nt e resfed n beaut•fy ng your home p lease stop by and look at our home Mr and Mr s Ca rt Kt oes Co ll ege Stree t Syracuse Oh o 11 4 3tc ..,..... __ ___ _ For Sale ONE PLATFORM rocker cha r $ 10 N ear new rug and floo r ma ch nc Sl 5 Gas cook sto ve $5 Ph1 lco consol e te !ev son $15 small gas heater $5 Ca ll 992 5083 after 4 p m II 5 3tp Those pr ese nt were Cmdy Crabtree LJsa Bolen Robm Massey George Stout Bryan and Kettb Jordan Danny and Woody Oxley Erm and Brtan Brooks and Vtckte Richard and J oy Comer along wtth helpers Beulah Crabtree, MW'l Ga laway , D1ana Brook s Barbara Bolen Susan Duff and Pauhne Comer Mr and Mrs Oxley were guests Mrs J1mmte Hamng Tonya and Sonya local along wtth Goldte Gtllogly ha s r eturned from a week s v 1s1t w1th he r brothe l m law and s1st.er Mr and Mrs Fred Eckhart and daughtet Lynn Mansfield The Temple Churc h youth meeting wa s held m the church her mother Mrs Georg1 a basement I he young folks Bohn Hebardsvtlle spent a can'le dressed m Halloween weekend WIth Mr and Mrs costumes Games w ere played James Wm go and family Wtlmmgton wtth pnzes bemg awarded N. 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OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOU RS 9 30 TO 12 2 TO 5 (CLOSE' AT NOON ON THURS ) - EAST COURT <r, POMEROY ;e.-; KEN ,qEL S of Ca lhou n - Toy poodle pupp1es 560 to $95 S <Jmese k ttens $15 Phone 256 6247 10 7 30tc AK C poodle pupp es m n ature black or sho t~ and wormed $75 Coolv i l le 667 6214 10 smal l wh ite Phone 30 12tp -YOU - - VE ----------sh opped the r es t now buy the best at Sh owalter s We t Pet Shop Chester Oh o N ew Shipment In stock l14 \71C Auto Sales 1964 4WHEEL drv e pickup runs good rough t re s Call Harold Brewer 985 3554 alter 6 p m 10 31 tfc 1966 CHEVROLET stat on wago n Good cond t1on Ph one 742 ]295 11 4 ltc 1968 COUGAR 302 l speed Cal 992 7009 10 30 6tc - ------ ------- 1968 CHEVELLE SS 396 automat ic tran sm •ss• on P S & P B new t1res and new exha ust system New battery Contact Robert Buck 992 3833 11 2 6t c 1939 FORO C hry s ler Drive T ra n SBSO or best offer Phone 992 3372 11 4 7tp ~~anted To Do WIL L do paper hang ng and pa ntmg Ca ll Arthur Musser 742 5223 10 21 30tp Help Wanted RELIABLE lady to live In home w th elderly couple Assist In I Ql'lt housekeepmg some coiSk ng and care of tnval d husband 1 day and 1 ntght off per week Ca ll 992 5293 10 28 tfc PARTTIME pos f10n co ord nator n1f1at ve ab I ty to n t ate programs and work people Must have car and be willing to wor k some even lngs Send res urn e to Box 722 Poneroy Oh 10 11 A 3tc Wanted To Buy 4 CYLINDER enolne for 1969 Toyota car W II buy or trade a 1965 Comet for the engme Phone 99 2 2806 even ngs 11 4 Jtc WANTED ~ for auction hou sehold goods Tools most anyth ng of value Wtll billy or se ll on commtsston wut'naul Ca ll 992 3354 or 992 2792 Hayman s 7 2i;tfc OLD furn ture oak tables clocks Ice boKes brass beds d1shes or complete households wr.te M D M1\ler Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o ca lh.-992 6271 13 tfc s - - ---.. . 1-------- N 0 I Copper 70c radIators 33c brass 2Sc banenes 90c c lean dry Gmseng roots $58 lb yellow root $5 may apple 60c M A Ha l l Reedsv ille Phone 378 6249 9 23 tf c CORNER cupboards walr cupboard' chests old guns any cond t on Also blue decorated stoneware Write P 0 Box 44 Mar'tlnsburg Oh io 43935 or call 1 48.4 4440 after7pm ,. ....;.:; 8 8 90tc• Employment Wanted WILL DO bookkeepmg 1n my home Write Box 576 Mason 11 1 6tp WILL -=ao- baDvs•tt~g-;;- my home" Monday through F r day 9 till A JO Phone 992 5300 571 Grant Street 1n M ddleport 1 1143tp WANTED to dO light hllulmg tn spare t me Phone 992 7126 l1 5 3tc; -------------- GREAT COUNTRY PARKERSBURG· MARIETTA It Must Be Roght or we w111 ~ Make tf R:tght OpportunitieS STEREO 92.1 WM~M Moddloport Pomeroy W1fh Skilled Craftsmanship --------------- --------------- D. L. 8 4 10 Oatly 8 12 Sal Bulldmg .. PH 992 6675 Mtdd leport 0 ,.--------------- POMEROY HOME & AUiO PRICE CONSTRUCTION Roof1ng Spoutmg, Porch Repa1r, Com plete Home Remodeltng 9 10 11 11 Ph. 742-6273 AUTO TRIM 992 2094 606 E Maon Pomerov 992-2839 OlfiCE SUPPLIES Co Road 5 and Bradbury COMPLETE INTERIOR REP AIR 11 12 12 1 FURNITURE 2 ---..------------ Diane 3 • 15 Heres Lut!y 8 10 Pro Football 6 lJ T1me s Lost Children 20 33 Mov1es Yours Mtne and Ours 3 15 Scient Ntght Lonely N cght 30 - Book Beat 20 33 Carroll 0 Connor 8 10 30 - The Silent Years 20 00 - News3 4 8 10 15 Janak\33 ~ 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Elect ion Prev•ew 4 Movi es Bullltt 8 The Tunnel of Love 10 45 - Johnny Carson A 00 - News 6 13 30 - Mov te The Cat Creeps 13 00 - Tomorrow 3 .t oo - News 13 4 From the tdroest T;;;;:;; Bu ll doz.er Rad a tor to ~ mallesr Heater Corh 1 Nathan B1ggs Rad1alor Specialist SMITH NELSON MOTORS, IN( TRANSPORT EXCELS IOR Salt Works E " MOTOR OPERATORS - age 18 34 No Ma in St Pomeroy All kmds Stop In and See Our exp r eq Good salary many of salt water pellets water Floor D~lay Ph '992 2114 Pomeroy benet ts travel poss•b•llt es nuggets block salt and own Jn t erv ew ng today Call Oh o River Salt Phone 992 co llect Army Opportuntt les 3891 593 3022 86 N Cou rt St 6 5 tfc ASK US ABOUT Athens 11 4 3tc:; 1973 STEREO Rad o c om PRE FABRICATED b l nat on w1th 8 track bu 11 In ADMINISTRATIVE CLERKS take over paym en ts of $7 55 - age 18 34 no ex p req Good per month or pay 5101 50 Call sa lary many benet t s trav el 992 5331 poss bild es lnte r-v ewmg 10 21 He Ph 992 5271 today Call co lle ct Army On Most Amer1can Cars Opportun t es 593 3022 86 N Lrncoln Htll Pomeroy 0 APPROX IMATE LY 10 acres Of Cour t St Athens - GUARANTEEDBut It to Your 'Specs 11 4 3t c land ex cellent bu il d ng s1te Deltvered to Job Sll• Ca t I 7 42 5223 Phone 992 2094 10 2130tp WELDING apprent1ce age 18 Area s Most 34 no ex pet ten ce requtred Reasonable Pnces good sala r y ma ny benet1ts UPHOLSTER your own fur Op'en8Ttl5 travel poss b 11t1e s In n ture We have all the sup MATERIALS CO Monday thru Saturday terv ew ng today call c ollect All work guaranteed pl i es you will need 71l SSS4 Maso... W Va Army Opportun t es 593 3022 606 E Matn Pome roy 0 Upholstery Fabr cs a -very 86 N Co urt St Athens lar ge selection of nylons DEAD S 1 OCK - WITrremove 11 4 3t c velvets H erc uton -v inyl S - n READY MIX CONCRETE at a reasonable charQe Call ---------~ ---co tton pr nts a1so remnants de l vered r ght to your 245 5514 Fo am for cush ons and TELEPHONE lineman and protect Fas t and easy Free 8 2l 90tc mstaller age 18 34 no ex YOU CAN s t II beat the padd•ng Bu11ap denims est mates Phone 992 32 8<1 pertence requ red good skyrocket ng cos Of new cambr c foam glue zippers Goeg l e n Ready M )1. Co OPENf07b u s-;;esS""~r Clean salary many benefits travel constru ct on with thts l ove ly spr ngs and clips ch1p!Joards M ddleport Oh o Body Shop and Oeta I Serv ce pass•blllt es lnterv1 eW1n g older home be ng offe red tor legs sewtng thread da cron 6 30 tf c 808 W Ma n Stree t Pomeroy today Call collect Army sate by owner n tacks webbing welt cord Oh o Pomeroy Re cen t ly re Opportun 1 es 593 3022 86 N cotton sw vel bases and all SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 10307tc Court St A then ~ model ed the home has 3 other sup pi es you wdl need REA SONABLE rates Ph 446 11 4 Jtc bedroom s bath large tam l y New furn iture at low low 4782 Gall pol s John Russe ll T U NE UP SPECIAL Get read y style k1t chen and a separate pr ces Pomeroy Recovery Owner and Operator tor w n t er save money AUTOMOTIVE BODY dm n~ or tam ly room New 62 2 E Ma n 992 7554 s 12 tfc special sta rt s Oct 31 to Nov alum num s d ng exte r or repa1rman age 18 34 no ex 10 5 30tc 17 Roberts Gad1ge Horton w th out s tde entran ce to ::;;-_-- ........ penence requ red good Street Ma son w Va Phone basemen t A sell ng pn c e of SEWING MACHINES Repa ir salary many benefits trave l BURNSIDE coal heatmg stove serv ce al l makes 992 2284 I 1304) 773 5421 S15 000 nc ludes comp le t e poss b ltties lnt erv ew ng The F abr c Shop Pomeroy 10306tp 992 7774 t urn sh ngs tor th s home today Call collect Army 11 4 2tc __.... Author zed S nger Sates and Own er w II he lp f nance Cal l Opportun II es 593 3022 86 N Serv ce We Sharpen Sc sso r s SE PTIC TA NK S c l ea n ed 593 5667 (A thens l Sh own by Court St Athens Modern San tatlon 992 3954 or 3 29 tfc BEAGLE pups for sale Phone 11 4 3t c appo mtm en t only . 992 7349 985 3565 10 14 30tc ......-.... 11 4 35p M cCOY$ AUCTIO N SERV I CE 10 23 tt c ELECTRICIAL help er age IB For a r eal auct on call the 34 no experience requ red rea l M cC oy I 0 Ma c 6 500 WARM Morn.ng Stove C 8Kfi.0 FO RD AUC T OIH:H:: good salary many benef1t S M cCo y Chester Oh o 992 7306 Comple te Serv 1ce travel poss b I t es In 10 3 tt c 11 4 Stp Phone 949 3821 ter-v ew ng today Call collect ~--------- ---Rac m e Oh o Army Opportun t ies 593 3022 W IL C""Tr m or... C ut tr ees and GUNS- FifeSD isCounT - Gun Cr tt Bradford 86 N Court St Athens shru bbery Also clean out Sales We have sold out on 5 1 ttc 11 4 3tc new Rem ngton Shotguns basements all cs etc Call will have shipment Thursday 949 3221 or 742 444 1 10 10 30tc EXCAVAT IN G dozer l oader November 8 Reserve yours RADIO EQUIPMENT age 18 and ba c khoe work septic 34 no exper ence requ red now S & W Hand Guns dea ler tanks mstalled dump trucks good salary many benef ts d scount back of Speed Queen A UT OMOB IL E nsuranc~ oeen and to boys for h re will haul tra-ve l poss 1b l 1t1es In Laundry Mat Th rd Street can c elled' Lost your f II d i rt top so I limestone terv ew ng today Call Cotlect Middleport E-venmgs on ly or operator s I cen ~e Ca l l 992 and gravel Call Bob or Roger Army Opportun t tes 593 3022 phone 992 7494 7428 Jeffers day phone 992 7089 86 N Court St Athens 11 2 SIC 6 15 tfc • n ght phone 992 352 5 or 992 11 4 3tc ON NEW RT 7 - 1 h. acres 5232 LADY 5 Black coat w th m nk Has 2 wells and 4 buildings t"Uiol: 1-REE est mates on 2 _,__ 11 tfc collar Size 16 to 18 Telephon~ SIGN PAINTER age 18 34 no Ideal for building s1tes or alum mum s d1ng Storm experience requ.red good 992 3064 Door s and W ndows Car OPE N Mobile Homes S4 500 00 to:oger ySell s salary many benef itS travel 11 2 3tp ports Marquees and Railing MIDDLEPORT - Business Garage nea'r Cr oss ro!!d S on poss bil ties nterv1ew•ng Phone Cha rles Ltsl e St Rt 124 all mechan~cal room w1th lovely apartment today Call collect Army FOUR 15 Snow T.res 1 ~e new Syr .!!l cuse Oh o Car l Ja cob 1 work .ncludin g automat c Opportun t es 593 3022 86 N over 3 large bedrooms 1 12 ha-ve been run 2 000 m les w111 Sales Representat ve V V transrn sslo ns Monday t hru Court St Athens baths d1t1tnQ room lovely sell m pa.rs at sso per pa r Johnson and Son Inc Sat B 30 a m to 6 p m Phone 11 4 3tc Portable Typewr ter 525 kttchen uttllty hardwood 6 22 tf c 992 5682 garage or 992 7121 Sm dh Corona desk floors w1th carpetmg a~r res den ce typewr ter sso Am Fm TRUCK DRIVER 18 34 no ex p cond Gas f~red hot water SEPTIC TANKS At<utH \.. 10 28 26t c req good sal many benef1ts Stereo rad o tape player and SEWAGE SYSTEMS heat Garage 530 000 00 travel posslblllttes In turn tab le comb nat ion 575 CLEANED REPAIRED P & J H eat ng & cool mg Gas or POMEROY - 2 story frame terv ew ng today Call collect Kenwood Am Fm stereo Fue l .o 1 We have many MILLER S ANITATION Army Opportun1t es 593 3022 2 bedroom s bath fu l l rece 1ver sas Phone 742 3334 f urnace parts and plumb ng STEWAR T OHIO PH 662 86 N Co urt Sf Alh~:ns basement some panelcng 11 2 5tc pa rt s for 10 p et above c ost 3035 ll 4 3t c tile and carpeting Gas 115 N Seco nd M ddleport 10 4 tfc ELECTROLUX ::;weeper deluxe forced atr furan ce ASKING 992 3509 CONSTRUCTION and utI ty model Complete w th all 10 31 30tc JUST $6 500 00 workers age 18 34 No exp cleaning attachments and TUPPERS PLAINS 3 req good salary many uses paper bags Slightly used MOBILE home repa r Elec years old 3 n1ce bedrooms benefits travel poss btl t1es but cleans and looks like new 2"BEDROO M house 3 years old tr cal ph,Jmb 1 g and heat.ng Interv iew today call collect bath modern kttchen w1th W II sell for $37 25 cash ol" ca rp etm g b g k i tchen with Phone 992 5858 Army OpportunitieS 59l 3022 terms ava lable Phone 992 large dlmng area carpeted lo t s of c ab ,ets 2 acre of 7 15 ftc 86 N Court St In Athens 2984 ground Rae ne Oh o Ca ll uttltty room carport large 11 4 3tc ........ 10 30 6tc 949 4998 lol $17 000 00 G &EA pphanc e Repa r Phone 9 12 tfc RUTLAND AT t 33 acres a t th e shop 99 2 3802 or 949 generator CLOSE OUT on new Z g Zag ELECTRIC 4254 llh story frame 6 rooms 3 operators - repa rman - .!!lge Sewing M&ch.nes For sew ing 6 ROOM S ana bath In town 10 24 30tp bedrooms bath TV room 18 34 no exp req Good stretch fabrics buttonholes Sll 000 Ca ll 99 2 3975 or 992 salary many benefits travel porches Fuel Otl F A fancy des1gns etc Pa1nt 257 1 poss b ltt 1es Jn terv•ew ng s11ghfly blem1shed Choice of furnace A GOOD BUY AT 9 28 tfc HARRI SO N S TV serviCe and today Call collect Army se r-v1 ce calls Phone 992 2522 carry1ng eliSe or sew•ng JUST $15 000 00 Opportun tt es 593 3022 86 N stand $49 80 cash or terms 2 9 tfc We need several good h omes TW O bedroom house at 473 Court St Athens available Phone 992 2984 from $5 000 to $12 000 11 4 3tc syc amore Street n M i d 10 30 6tc '€LNA and Wh ite Sew i ng CALL TODAY - We can dleport va c ant Call 992 5310 Machines Service on all 11 4 13tc dcscuss the sale of your makes Rea s onab'e rates 8 TRACK stereo console due to property . The Se w1ng Center Mid damage n shipment W•ll sell POMERO Y CustOmb;.-ltbr ck HENRY E CLELAND dteport Otl lo BRUSH HOGS .tx5 ft phon£ for small balance of $99 home four bedrooms two BROKER 11 16 tfc 992 5858 or payments of $6 99 baths full ba se ment 7 15 tf( 992 2259 per month Call 992 5331 ftrep lace formal d.n.mg EXCAVATI'NG D.ozers large If no answer 992 2568 room Wnte J E Bayliff 310 and small Backhoes and 11 4 ttc HAY tor sale 70c baTe 1-'hon'! W H gh St Cr dersvllle Oh o loaders on track and t~res 992 31 09 45806 Dump truck Lo bov ~~r 1973 ZIG ZAG sewing ma.chme 11 2 6tp v ce Septic tank« mstalled Take over 8 payments of S5 25 George ( bUll Pull ns phone per month or d1scount for GROCERY' business for sarot NEW 4 bedroom double bath 992 2478 or 992 7402 cash Call 992 5311 Bult~lng for sale or le.!!lse all ele c tr ic home on ap 2 9 ffc 11 4 tfc Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m prox•mate ly 9J4 acres 2 miles to 10 p m for appo ntment east ot Dexter on Townshtp /11qiiH f,,\Jrlld \r 55 000 BTU Warm Morn ng gas 3 20 tfc road 48 .t m les from new DOZER and beck hoe work ponds and septic tanks dtt stove 1 year old Sl7S Like !hoi( " m nes sc hool bus and mall ch lng servIce top soli fill new 12x15 carpet lust lt ke route 50 dr lied well 1 12 I i'J .MI'I t1o11ll1 ':llro·• I dirt l1mestone B&K new cost $180 sell for S90 1 gallon per m nute 1 000 Ponll' r oy. Oh1n ;'J/69 escavetlng Phone 992 5367 or tw in s1ze bed S20 new Con gallon septic tank 900 sq ft 992 3861 tact Gary F Hysell 409 West CASH Plld for all makes an< Lea c h field Pri ced at $25 400 9 1 ffc Main St Pomeroy models of mobile homes Also 14 45 acres 50 well B NEW LISTING 2 business 11 4 2tc Phone area code 614 423 9531 gallon mmute su table for bulldl!'lgS In Pomeroy One on 413tfc new home or trailer 0 DELL W HEE:L AI gnment Mam and on~ on Second Can located at Crossroads R1 124 DRIVE A LITTLE SAVE A Raymond Hatfi eld Rutland now back to work Complete LOT KUHL S Cash and 1968-~~NosoR-60;12- 2 be used as one large store Oh10 Phone 142 4173 for front end ser-vice tune up and from street to street bedrooms verv good con Carry prlcmg appeals to the appomtment brake service Wheels dtt on Call 99 2 3511 NEW LISTING - Heres what budget minded Guaranteed 11 2 4tp balanced electroni c ally All 1l 1 7tc you have been asking for Has 8 used appliances - electric work guaranteed Reasonable gas ranges $35 up rooms 2 baths large 5 ROOM house w th bath 11h r.!!ltes Phone H2 3232 refrigerators $~9 95 up {1 1973 2 BEDROOM 12x50 mobile basement and needs a lot of acre of ground Will sell 2 18 tfc Side by side 1 m n electric furnished or unturntshed home SJ 200 Mason Phone work The pnce IS only $2800 for camper> upr ight deep S7 500 on Rt 12A Bottom of 773 5580 TUPPERS PLAINS - On Rt freezes automattc Wl!ll!shers Cooks Gap H II Can on IY be 11.t5tc 7 Large lot 2 bedroom home $45 wrcnger washers electnc seen on Wednesdays Thurs with closets large llv1ng dryers S35 portable dJsh day Sa turdays and Sundays 12X60 GARDNER mobJie h1.. e 11......2 6tp washers 535 NEW FUR basement garage and 2 oul for sale on rented lot In 6 26 tfc NITURE - Quality sofas and butldings ~omeroy two bedrooms all match i ng sw1vel rockers DARWIN- Modern 2 bedroom electr ic w th 27X10 Expando knotless oak frames with large closets ntce Central air carpP.t home e)lpenstve scotch gard or throughout Plumbed for kitchen with cook and bake herculon coverings n pr nts washer and dryer .!!llso units Enclosed porch garage florals tweeks $199 set carport metal building and mce lot Re c l i ners patch swi-vel 2 spn~ operawon porch ancJ underpinning Will NEW LISTING - 2 bedrooll' rockers from S72 50 USED Q\.DJCe of water sell with or without furniture FURNITURE Dressers home bath city water natura fem ~s Auto ~rlced for quick sale Phone c hests end tables metal WZ~ter level gas heat on river front lot 992 7.451 citbcnets ~tnd wardrobes control Lint 3 nice slzt 10 30 6tc NEW HOME kitchen cupboards beautiful Filter or Power bedrooms with large closets white storl!ll!ge piece for chlld ",;,-'-.,--- - - , . - , - --..:_--Fin Agitator 1'h baths extra nice kitchen baby beds playpens baby , PerJna"Prt11 with cook and 133ke units Full and stl!ll!ndard mattrJ!SSes A1r Condot1oner~ Maytag basement with garage wood metal d1nettes desks Ha•o of Hut Awntngs bOokcases sofa beds china TEN ACRES - In Middleport Dryers ceb.net beautifully crefted 8 on Rt 7 business loop City Underptnntng Surround d.othes piece walnut or mahogany water and sewage with gentle even d i ning rooms collectors POPULATION EX l.urnpuue mou11'C ... ne hel!ll!t No-het spots qu.!!llity 6 piece birds eye servcce plus gigantic PLOD lNG, no overdrylng maple bedroom 4 pc LAND IS THE mahogl!ll!ny traditional Fine Mesh Lint display of m"'lle homes SQUEEZE YOU bej:troom w1th fan block Filter always available at carved front other n i ce • SHOULD Wt SpeCilllzt I bedroo{Yl outfits one tw n bed MA'(TjltoG nt 1 bunk bed set portable cabinet treadle sewing mach.nes Much mile Shop to 6 p m Tuesday through Sunday KUHL 5 BARGAIN CENTER Route 7 (at caution lUOWashutQton Blvd ~====~~~==~ ~~==~­ ------------- EXPERT WOOD TRUSSES · l,.....:::::s:;;~2:=;;ao-.. j I Wheel Alignment •5.55 -------------- Gene's Body Shop Pamtmg A Spectalfy j HOGG & ZUSPAN Real Estate For Sale --------------- ------~---- __________ ___ -- ---....----------- ---- ---------- ---------------- -------------- --------------- Real tstale For sale __ ___________ Showy falsecard in poor taste TODAY S QUESTION NORTH 5 • 9 84 • KJ97 108 6KJY3 + • KJ< .8432 EAST .Q10ti32 .105 +K764 664 +A> 6QJ075 WEST BY PAUL CRABTREE Mankind IS a carruvore, and there s nothing !hat arouses !he prlmltlve mstmct like a thick, JUicy steak There's somethmg l"omordial about smiting one s teeth mlo a lwnk of broiled meat that goes clear back lo the Stone Age But 111 this year of 1973 as every housewife knows to her sorrow, beef has been m scarce supply woth prtces skyrocketing and qualtly an uncerta111 thing, at best Our house has been no exceptton My wife buys a roast or steak Uoat looks good, and we find at the table thaltt came from a l:i-year-<>ld refugee from the rodeo ctrcult Good meat- Ute k111d thai satlsftes that prlmordtal mstl!ICI whtch we don'! e..,n acknowledge-In oW' civilized soctety - IS JUS! somply tw.rd to tome by Nevertheless, thts IS a column about two grealsteaks You have to go aU the way to Columbus to relive my ex· pertences, but if you're m Uta I V!C111tly, ot's worth lookmg mto Steak Number One was eaten several weeks ago at a Japanese steak house JUst off High School111 Columbus m a place caUed unsurprts111gly, the Japanese Sleak House Havmg spent a chunk of my life m Japan I knew Uoe Japanese don't eat a greal deal of beef but some of 11 Uoey do eat IS absolutely superb, carved from catUe thai are enclosed 111 very small stalls for fattenmg, fed a spectal die! of bran and beer, and massaged daily (that's right ) by the older women of the com mun1ty, until Ute meat IS miraculously marbled w1th fat, and delicrous m every way The steak tenyakt we had wasn t from a cow wbo'd VISited a massage parlor, but 11 was greal There was a h1bachi mounted rtght m the nuddle of the table, and a cook came oul and prepared :he steaks before our eyes, brushmg tl lavtshlY With a sauce and broiling, at the same time a kebab of mushrooms, small tomatoes, peppers and muons Served With a good egg-drop soup, an Amerocamzed salad, and Japanese green tea (the place doesn I even make coffee), tl was a memorable meal Even the rice was tasty and wellprepared The cost' It wasn'tcheap, but 11 could have been worse Wtth an aperotif for each of us, and the full-course dinner, the whole thing for two came lo about $24 - not exactly what you'd want to spend every mght, but not excesstve for a dinner to be long You did bid four notrump and your partner bidS ftve dtamond s to show one ace What do you do now? Answer Tomorrow JfrLE ORPHAN The moon ts approach111g tis By United Press lnlernaUohal full phase The mornmg star IS SatW'n Today ts Monday Nov :;, the The everung stars are Mer· 309Ut day of 1973 wtth :i6 'Ito CW"t Venus, Mars and Juptter follow The story of Steak Number Two IS even more spectacular 1:here s a new bargam-basement, fam!ly-!ltyle steak house caUed Steak Plus which opened JUSt a few weeks back on the south sode of town on U S 23 Bemg m a hurry a few days ago, I decided to stop there Now my exper1ence Wllh such places os that the proces, indeed are reasonable, but the beef usually tastes hke recycled tenniS-shoe tongues Man, dod I get a surprtse Smce 11 was the noon hour, my son and I ordered the small luncheon steak, about 4-0 ounces while my wife ordered a larger lknmce strtp steak, but then decided 11 was too rare for her and we sw1tched Amazmgly, the steak was very, very good - not 111 Ute same league With the Japanese job, but tasty and tender Each of us had a potaw, a salad,anda beverage Two of us had desserts Even more amazmgly, the total bill 111 this cafeterta<llyle, spotlessly-dean little restaurant for the three of us, was all of $4 97 I couldn I believe •I At ary rate, 1t does restore my faith 111 the fact that somewhere 111 thts country, great steaks are still bemg produced - and in the two Instances I mentioned we got oW' moneys wnrth and more, which IS not an easy thing to say nowadays Us. By Helen Bottel • • Seven Years Eoough to Wasle Dear Helen I ve been true to Uris fellow for seven years Up until two years ago, I thought I was the only one 111 h1slife Then he started seemg a gtrllO years younger than he IS They make no secret of betng lovers Tom and I hardly ever go anywbere together any more but when I tell hom I'm go111g to leave hom he throws a ftl If I ; how 1111eresl 111 another man, be gets furoous He knows I'd do anyUomg for him so I guess he JUS! expects me to stick around while he makes up hiS rmnd I love hom and don't want to lose him, but bow long mustl watt' -M M T +++ 41 Femamne su ffix ACROSS l Daybreak 5 Gem l1 Pennsyl vania c1ty IZ Mys DOWN 1 Star tn Cygenus 2 Fragrance 3 Sherwood terlOus AndeJSon 13 Not a btl U Austnan nver 15 Uncle Jn Ayrshue work ( 2 wds) 4 Maiden name de nota 5 hon G reetmg Quarnes 6 7 Here (Fr ) Wests 8 goals 20 Further Dear Helen Do you think women really have more 111lu1Uon than men' 21 more Tolerate I'd like to think I excel !none area, but w1thall these male-female 22 Quondam stereotypes bemg discarded, maybe my • mtu1tion • ts JUS! as 23 Musical work phony as saying 'men can think stralghler ' Anyway I can read 25 Word my husband's mind, and he doesn t g1ve me any clues e1Uter w1th m SI'RONG, Sll..ENT MAN'S WIFE or out 26 Ttlle for Dear Wife Conrad s Jtm Perhaps women are more mb.utive because lhetve had so 21 Puncture much practice readmg Ute mmds of strong, silent men -which 28 Work umt almost every man unagmes hunself to be espectaUy w1th his 29 Wmed wife anddmed Seroously, I Utink 111tuotion IS about Utree.fourlhs concern ;z Sob stuff 33 Exas for people whose lives are m one s care Because a woman lS perate often more 111volved than her husband wtth family management l4 Meadow barley 35 Breathe ~WJMOO'llirn; u..J ~c-'t.J ..-~ , _ loy Ill Nlll II.HNDI D .t t1< 1 ROU I ([ m Guys and Yesterday'• A.Diwet 16 25 Over eharge 27 False doctrme 29 Obsceolty 19 Famed buccaneer 22 Lubro 23 30 cants Writer Israeh port 31 Amenean of sad Dolls character ( 2 wds ) 9 Intensify 10 H er os love Adam Revolu bonary patnot verses 24 Mary Pickford H!gh(mus.) 31 SmaU fish 36 s borthplace 37 Kansas CitY Uns~ramble thne four Jumble.. one letter to each square, to forrn four ordanary word1 38 Crutches of a sort 39 Reveille trumpet KALEY call . 40 Havmg I CELER I I !I rENGER~ J promment I GR\OFEj'l[ \ chop pers DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here's how to work [J AXYDLBAAXR II II I V: ~ ~ .L1 Now arranr• the circled Ieite~ (AniWII!rl lomarrow) Jamb1e• WIDG( Salunl•y• CRYPTOQUOTES MSHR HS KELA HZO RET VEZ S VAHU ETS RETU MKEAM - RWOOWMK to fonn the aurpr11e answer u SUJJ'Hted by the above cartoon. ·~!~Priii~IIII~-~ ...~"IIISWII~Iiln~J'! I II Ill]" HOllY Anlwen Tlu1 llQU.ld m111hl LAYO, SURELY LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another In this sample A ill u sed for the three L s X for the two 0 s etc Single letters, apostrophes the length and formation of the words are all hmts Each day the code letters are different YOU MI\&H'T FIND IN 'THE. 6ALLE.RY. 5 30 - Beverly Hlllbllltes B Elec Co JJ Gomer Pyle 13 Hodgepodge LOdge 20 Tra1ls West 15 5 55 ........ Earl N1ght1ngale 15 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10 15 6 Sesame Str-eet 20 Sportscope 33 ABC New s 13 by THOMAS JOSEPH Dear M 16 - off You•.., walled much too long already' TeU Tom that while (bnbe) be s making up hiS mlnd ' you re cbangmg yours - and get 17 Chmese dynasty back m ctrculation agam - H 18 Jerry IUE CA UP Yeolenll1'1 Cryploquole PIETY STRETCHED BEYOND A CERTAIN POINT, IS THE PARENT OF IMPIETYSYDNEY SMITH (@ 1973 Kin1 Feature• S7ndlcate,lnc) be dectrvtnii - IYIWASJ4 ANNIE I NEVER SAW THAT BEFORE IN MV LIFE- SOUTH 10) ____ -------------- -------------- WIN AT BRIDGE -~~ Helen Help The Almanac remembered Porn eroy Home & Auto --------------- .& THINGS MONDAY, NOV 5 1973 5 30 - Beverly H tll b1 lltes 8 Etectnc l.o J3 Gomer Pyle 13 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 ~ Trails West 15 S 55 - Earl Ntghtlngale 15 6 00 - News 3 4 6 8 10 15 ABC News 13 Sesame Street 20 Personalit-y and Behav•oral Development 33 ~ 30 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 NBC News 3 4 15 Hogan s Heroes 13 7 00 - Seat the Clock 4 News 10 C.rcus 13 What s My L cne a Elec: Co 20 People Places and Things Truth or Con sequence~6 3 Mulligan Stew33 Bobby Bowden ll 7 30 - To Tell the T,.uH~ 6 8eat the Clock 13 Bobby Goldsboro 3 Hollywood Sq uares 4 Buck Owens 8 Episode Act on 33 MUniCipal Court 10 Chan ese Way 20 wacky World of Jonathan Wtnters 15 8 Ob - Lotsa Luck 3 4 15 Rooktes 13 National GeographiC 6 Gunsmoke8 10 N ewport Jazz Fest1vat New York 20 33 8 30 9 00 - RUSSELL'S • Television Log s For Free Est1mate MOORE & SONS I• lllC R H Rawhngs Sons ------ -------- 8 WEEK OLD Doberman P ncher pup Cal l 992 7291 after 4 p m 10 l 1 tfc YOUR BUILDING D-0-L-L-A-R Alignment ------ - ------ P'ets For Sale S·T·R-E-T-C·H Wheel - - -----------..-- _________ ___ _ CARPE NTER work masonry work general remodel ng by hour or contract Phone 993 35 11 11 2 26tp WTAP::rvMt® Spec1ahst ...--------------- _________ _____ ( Business Services t97l ziG- ZAG in; mach n e LEFT IN LAY AWAY 1973 Zlg UIIOJ sew n9 mach me Th s Th s mach ne darns em mach me darns emb-=-o ders bra- ders overcasts and over casts monograms P ay monograms all without at balan ce of \41 50 or pa y S6 per tachmel'l1S Pay balan ce of month Call 992 5331 \41 so or pay S.6 a m onth Call 11 • 6tc 992 5JJ 1 10 21 ttc -------------- WANT ADS INF ORMATION DEADLINES 5 P M Day 8 efore Publ c: at•on Monday Deadl in e 9 a m Cancell at on cor rect ons w II be ac c epted unt I 9 a m for Day of Publ cat on REGULATIONS The Publisher reserves the r ght to ed I or reje c t any ad s deemed obtectwnal The pub I sher w 11 not be respon s b le for more than one n c orrecl nsert on RATES For Wan1 Ad Serv1ce 5 cen ts per Word one nse rt on M nimum Charge Sl 00 14 ce nt s per word three c onsecu t ve nsert ons 26 cents per word s x con secu t•v e nsert ons 25 Per Cent 0 scoun t on pa1d ads and ads pa 1d w th n 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S2 00 t o r 50 word m n mum Each add Ilon a! word Jc BLIND ADS Addlt onal 25c Cha r ge per Adve rt semen ! OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Dai ly 8 JO a m to 12 00 Noon Sa turday For Sale 1973 STEREO 8 tra ck Must sell STA R k1IIS r81S IJU '-~ 'f for balan ce due o f S98 80 or sure 2 lbs S l 69 Ebersbach take over payments of 57 55 Hdwe Sugar Run M1IIS per month Call 992 S3ll P1 ctens Hdwe Mason 11 4 6t c 10 9 JOtp PRIVATE meetng roo m fo r ALUMI NUM topper tor small Busm~ any org-an zat on phone 992 Datsun truck Phone 992 5341 MECHAN IC age IS 34 no 397 5 II 1 Atp 31ltfc exp req Good salary many ..,... benef1ts travel possJ: b th t 1eS APARTME N T n downJown MILK COW for sale 4yearsold Jnterv1ew no today Cail Phone 882 198 5 Pomeroy Unfurn1st\ed or collect Army Opportun t1es 11 I 41P I urn shed Call 992 278 9 593 3022 86 N Court Sf 11 1 He Athens 16~~:16 Be•oe Wool rug like new 11 • 3t c \ 10000 Caii 992397 S 3 AND II ROOM fu rniShed and II 1 tf c LAW ENFORCEMENT age 18 unfurn shed apartments 34 no exp req Good salary Phone 99 2 543£ many benef1IS travel ~ 12tfc LOTS of chrysanthemums tor sa le fteld grown We only poss bIll es tntervle wmg neve one color - yellow 10 today Call c olle c t Army FUR N IS HED two roorn bunches tor ss We have some Opportun lites 593 3022 86 N apartment on Spr ng Aven ue ou t In full bloom some JUSt Co urt St Athens Call 992 1429 budd ng Reynolds Fl ower 11 4 3t c ,...._ 103161p Shop Mason W Va Call 773 -------------~ 51 47 WELOER S - 1834 noexp reQ T RAI LE R for rent 3 bedroom 9 26 tfc Good salary many beneftts tra ler f urn•shed 1n Albany tra-vel poss bll l t es In abou t S m des from Me gs 1969 HONDA CL J50 good tervlew ing today Call colle ct M ine CaJI698 58A3or 742 3422 Army Opportun 111es 593 3022 c ond •t on $325 PtlOne 949 or 927 6436 87 N Cou rt St Athens 3261 11 2 Si c 11 4 3tc 10 30 5tc -------- ----- OPEN EV ES8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! !J. ~INET ' she s tuned to feel whOn thmgs art ~01118 wrong - even bel or~ she's told There s nolhmg hke responstbtllty for de.., loping a mth sense nght' - H • A5 • AQ6 • QJ932 6A82 Netther vulnerable West North 2• Pass Pass Pass 2N T Pass East Soulh !NT Pass Pass Pass 2+ 3N T Openmg lead-+ 4 By Oswald & James Jacoby ------------- -- ------- -------------- For Sale -------------- TilE BORN LOSER -------------- -· TEAFORD -------------- -:--------------- ~ SINI~:I'U. MCff 'OJ ,ro,T l1E Mob1le Homes For Sale 130!TOM I Be 1l1!; (J{XX) 1..® \1111.1-l!l"' - -------------- -------------- ------------- ____ ________ -------------- SCA,~VI(CiE~ABLE MILLER MOBILI HOME5 1191>1 1 Tupoors Plaon•11 Ohio ; 6tc -------------- .- 423-7521 BELPRE, 0 I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.J RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~~.'i~:" lL...--- _ __:,Ar=._ _ n;:o::;:ki:::..:Gr::.a:;t;:t.~--,;,;R:;;;ut;.;la:::n~"·: _ , I .-· ...,_ The btddtng has been West Pass Pass Pass North 1• 3• 4• Easl Pass Pass Pass &~ ,~~~~~~~~ It ~ 3N T 9 Yoll &uth, hold .A 2 •s tA Q J 8 7 .A K J 85 : 0~ BULLET 5 BEEN CHASIN TH BARLOW Cf\T ALL MOR\IIIN MAW .... SAKES ALIVE" 010 HE EVER KETCH IT? _..,. HE KETCH IT'! DID He wanted to Jlve wanted to ilve mConoda She tn Mex1co Thus, they parte(! Years later, when asked the reason she replied stmply, "I JUSt d1dn't ltke hiS )atttude I" What do you do now? A - Don l pan whatever yo• do Your p,.riner could havt bid four ~p~~des directly over three clubo. but chooe to bid lbree ~earu. If four no1rump wiU H ...,.......;~ rood u Blackwood Ul ohouldl bid II Otherwilo jump to ol• .... del j • • �8 - The Daily Sentinel, MiddlcpJrt-?omeroy, 0 ., N<>v. ~ 1~73 SEOEMS plans more classes Southeast Oh10's Emergency Medical Service ( SJ::OEMS I ts MEIGS THEATRE Tontght thru Thursday November S-8 NOT OPEN complchn~ ;.mother mileston{' by arranging reg1onal classes for basic emergency mt..'tllcal techmctans ~ EMT l tram1ng . As of Nov. 1, 1973, 19 emergency med1cal veh1cles arc worldng out Q( 12 stations m the seven coun ty serv1ce area . SEOEMS technicians have been mvolved m over 2,500 emer gency ca lls swce the Friday thru Tuesday November 9 13 TOM SAWYER (Techntcolor ) beginning of the actual operation tn Apnl of thts year. IG l Cartoons : Happy Day s Good Ole Summertime ' Have Fun ~Adults: Sl.SO Children · 75c Show Starts 7 p.m As the servJCC continues to grow, additi onal statiOns and vehtcles are planned for the near future . In order to adequately staff the statiOns and to provtde m ore back .up _ ror existing YOUR - FULL SERVICE BANK - -------~-~ INCOMES ARE BETTER THAN Edward Hawley died on Sunday Edward C. Hawley, 68, R e d s t a k e Mmersv tlle, dted Sunday (Continued from Page I ) evemng at the Holzer Medical said, killing tbe :>.:;infantrymen Center. and four crewmen aboord. Mr Hawley, who attended It was the worst air crash in the Syracuse Umted Methodist Vietnam smce March 19 wben Church, was preceded tn death an Air Vietnam DC5 airliner by his parents, James and wtth 62 people aboard blew up Ehzabeth Bentz Hawley, etght at 2,000 feet, apparently bebrothers, and a sister cause of sabotage. He is survtved by hts wife, Elsewhere, the command Thelma Hood Hawley , Mmers- reported five guerrilla attacks ville; a son, James E . Hawley, that killed seven people, inP ome roy ; four daughters , cluding four hamlet chiefs and Mrs Richard (Betty) Ash, deputy chiefs, and wounded 42 Syracuse; Mrs. Don others. ( Mar g aret ) Dailey, Chtllicolhe; Mrs. Malccm Veterans Memorial Hospital (Elaine) Mtller , Middle?ort, SATURDAY ADMISSIONS and Mrs. Larry (Sharon ) - Ethel Mace, Rutland ; Dale BaJley, Pomeroy ; two ststers, Wnght, Rutland; Ben Mrs. Howard Hinton and Mrs. Kesterson, Pomeroy ~ Vivian Elmer Glenn, both of Phillips, Middleport. Columbus; one brother, Ernest SATURDAY DISCHARGES Hawley, Chester; 15 grand- - Patty Searles, Laura Me· children, two great- . Dame], David Ross, N10a gra ndchtldren, and several Yates, Edtth Heinz, Rtchard nieces and nephews. Vaughan, Dorothy Greathouse, FWleral services will be held Vickie Boso. Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the SUNDAY ADMISSIONS Ewmg Chapel with the Rev . Marjone Legg, Mason; Ce)esta Fred Hill and Rev. ·Richard Pickens, Racine; Grover Jarvts, officiating. Burial will Fowler, Mason; Alta Eastman, follow in the Beech Grove Syracuse; Kenneth Payne, Cemetery. Frtends may call at Harnsonville; Ronald the funeral home any time. Callahan, Middleport. DISCHARGES SUNDAY Sharon Thompson, Clarence Curtis TENTH BOLT COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohm Hi~way Patrolman Richard W. Mees has been awarded his loth lightning bolt of the year, the Patrol announced Satur· day. Each bolt represents the recovery of a stolen vehicle through an onthe-spot ap· preheMion. We pav your spare dollars the highest lega l wage , . , m savmgs account or Certlhcates of D~posu ... and their complete safety 1s guaranteed. The Farmers Bank and Sa_vings Co. POMEROY, OHI'-' S10,000.00 Max1mum msurance Each Depositor slations additi onal EMTs arc c· ss 5 - Lawrence County , reqwred. ll1s SEO~; Ms pohcy serving the stahons at Procto select and train candidates torville, Ironton, and South for these classes and for Pmnt to be conduc ted tn eve ntual employment. Ironton Jn order to qualify for both ApplicatiOns for tra1ning trammg a·nd employment, the may be obtained from the followtng selection critena will statton chief at any SEOEMS be apphed m identifymg the statlon in the seven-county successfulapphcants : physi cal area or at SEOEMS abtlity and mental attitude to headquarter s, Box 805, perform in an emergency Gallipolis, 45631. Headquarters ~• lua twn, and stncere mterest bmlding LS located al 415 Vinl<>n tn be coming a SEOEMS ?tke, Gallipohs. techmcian employee and This basic tra1ntng ts p.· 1tic1pating in the service. reqUired by SEOEMS prior to Apphcants must also be at employment, provtdes tn· least 18 years old and have a struc h on in the vanous vahd OhlO driver 's license . categories enabling the EMT to Ftve regional classes sus lain hfe and prevent further planned to begin m November cnppling inJury to the victim. are . The course mcludes Class I - Jackson County, professiOnal instruction In servmg the Wellston , Jackson anatomy, re cognition and and Oak Htll stations, to be treatment of sy mptoms, use of conducted in Jackson. emergency equipment and so Class 2 Hockmg and forth . The course LS taught by Vmton Counties, servmg the the -Ohio State lleparlment of s tati ons at McArthur and Education through regionally Logan to be conducted tn asstgned state certified InMcArthur. str uctors To become a Class 3 - Athens County, " cerhfled" Emergency servmg the Glouster, Medical Technician, GO-hours Nelsonvi lle , Coolville, and of classroom study must be Athens sta.hons, to be con. completed, mcluding practical dueled tn Nelsonville. apphcation of sktlls learned Class 4 - Metgs and Gallta and the successful completion Counties, serv mg the stations of a fmal examination. m Pomeroy, Galhpohs and Southeast Ohio's Emergency Gallia County , to be conducted Medtcal Service will provtde at Holzer Medical Center. the mstruction, mcluding text· books and training aids at no cost to the people selected to lake the class. Classes wtll be conducted m evemng hours 1-Lo Your TURKEY SALE SET SUNBURY, Ohio (UP!) The Ohto Breeders' Sales Co., has advanced to Jan. 19 the annual spring sale of thorough· breds of all ages. The sale will be held here one day before a meeting <Jf the Ohio Thorough· bred Breeders and Owners in Columbus FREE WHEN YOU PURCI:IASE . ' ANY APPLIANCE WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC RANGES NORGE WASHERS, DRYERS, FREEZERS AMANA REFRIGERATORS, FREEZERS RADARANGES GIBSON REFRIGERATORS & RANGES HARDWICK GAS RANGES INGELS APPLIANCES N. SECOND AVE. MID~LEPO.RT "WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL" I :~"'''''''''' ''"';,:::;,,,,~(.~,,,,,,~;.=;=x~<-:>;:=x,;:;:;,:x~s;,:w~<'&'*'_.._..M!'!,f<'>:~1 ~ the tla. y after . . . I by the editor You don 't have to play football in high school to have fun at it at the college level. Who knows, maybe it'll prove to be more than for fun to Bill Vaughan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vaughan, South Third Ave., MiddlepJrt. Btll, a freshman at Case Western Reserve, Cleveland, loved the hardn<>Se sport at the junior high level but for a variety of reasons none of which need mentioning be did not try it at Meigs High . Earlier thLS fall at CWRU, Bill was playing at his favorite pJsition, quarterback, in an intra-mural league where the college coaching staff observed him. An mvitation from Cooch Ed Lewis to come out for the junior varsity made up of freshmen followed. The result : a week ago Saturday Bill drew exceptional raves in the local press for his outstanding performance m plll!Sing and leading his team against John Carroll University Jayvees. Bill started baskethall dnlls with the CWRU squad Friday. In that sport he's had expertence at the high school level, lettering twice wtth the Marauders Wider Coach Carl WoHe. SttU on about sports: . Wtth Denney Fobes on hand, the editor has had less direct commumcation this fall with Marauder grid coach Charley Chancey and hts squad. My role has been no more than a fan's. As such, I am moved to say that this season's work has to have been one of Mr. Chaney's greatest coaching performances. Nowhere in late August and through September did I find anybody willing to predict that the 1973 Marauders would finish out of the second diVISion, that LS, the big M woold be fifth, siXth, seventh, or even eighUl! So what happened? Tbese Marauders, depending on what transpires Frtday evening, could win second place Wlshared, could tie for second, or could finish fourth! lroniQ!l LS 6-0, Meigs 4-2, Gallipolis 3-2-1, Jackson 3-2-1, Athens 3-3, Logan 3-3, Wellswn 1-<Hl and Waverly O·ll. Ironton plays GallipJlis, Meigs plays Atbens, Jackson plays Wellston and Waverly gets Logan. You figure it out ! Ironton has first place locked up. Atbens can share wtth Meigs by defeating Meigs, if Wellston beats Ja ckson . But Jackson, if it beats Wellston, a most likely hap. pening, can take second place alone if Meigs loses. Meigs, by winning, can have second place to itS<H no matter what the others do. And the Marauders were picked to finish stxth! Jackson won the early season nod to finish in second. Go to it, tellers! Stiversville News Notes Mrs. Nell Middleswart, Mrs. Grace Allen, and Greg Middleswart visited Robin Allen at Mtlhngton Air Force Base at Milhngton, Tenn., recently. Mrs. Anne Tipton and daughter of Colwnbus spent a recent weekend with her m other , Mrs . Goldie Clendenin . Mr. and Mrs. Randy Wells and Ryan and Mr. and Mrs. Al Saunders, Xenia, visited in thts community last week. The Fall Festival held at Portland Elementary School on Saturday evening was well attended. Mr. and Mrs. Louis A, DeLuz took their housee:uest to Charleston, Tuesday~ where she boarded a plane for her home in Springfield, Va. Mrs. Elva Oatley of Syracuse spent Wednesday afternoon with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brewer and son. Recent visttors of Mr. Chnt Btrch and Leota were Mary Birch, Gallipolis, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Btrch and Randy, Waterford, Mr. and Mrs . George Roe and Joy, Me· ConnelsviUe and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holter, Racine. Mrs. Leanna Beegle and children of Racine and S. W. Durst, l?ortland, were Saturday evemng callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Edgar Brewer. Mrs. Ada Van Meter and A11c1a Evans, spent a recent evening with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Holter, Racine. Mr. and Mrs. Burhl Talbott and family of Mingo JW!ction and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mills of Steubenville were recent guests of Mrs. Nell Mtddleswart. Mary and Leota Sue Birch spent Tuesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Hollon of Chester. J. W. Lawson called on his stster, Mr. and Mrs Clint Cochran at Portland on Thursday afternoon. Those visiting E. H. Car- Market Report GALLIPOLIS, OHIO, Saturday, Nov. 3,1973 SALES REPORT OF Ohio Valley Livestock Co. HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. 34.50 to 36.50; 220 to 250 lbs. 37 to 39.25; Light 35 Down: Fat Sows 33.50 to 37.25; Stags 32.50 Down; Boors 30 to 34.75; Pigs 8 to 15.50; Shoats 24.50 to '!1. CATTLE - Steers 38.50 to 44.50; Heifers 34.50 to 38.25; Baby Beef 36.50 to 52.50; Fat Cows 28 to 33.50; Canners 24 to 28.75; Bulls 34 to 39.50; Milk Cows 200 to 510. VEAL CALVES- Tops 64 65; Seconds 58.50 to 60: /~-"- " - -' ~ _:_;;;;.,. Medium 47.50 to 54.2:;; Com: & Hvs. 50.50 fo 58; Culls 50.50 Down. "You can fell a man's caliber by the way he paps BABY CALVES -50 to 92.50. off at little things." SHOT FIRED The " FRIENDLY ONES" CLEVELAND (UP!) - A believe that every shot fired into the campalgu customer, regard I ess of headquarters of Michael Socha how small his purchase, about midnight here Friday deserves the very best In missed the city councillnan's service. head by just three inches. Socha, appJinted to council wben Margaret McCaffery resigned Sept. 17, told police be has received numerous telephone threats on his Ufe since tlJe appointment. Car mel News, By the Day Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harris , of Xema Mr and Mrs. Doyle Mutti .;,d iamily of New Philadelphia and Diiie Circle of Cleveland spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Circle, vema and wavie Circle and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson and daughter, Sheryl LeAnn, spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs Douglas JohnsQ!l of Ra ine · ~r . · and Mrs. Dwight Swepston of Columbus visited With Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and family and Ralph Lee on ,l < Sunday. Patrick Johnson had" the misfortune to brea~ .a_~:.ol!ar bone whtle at play M!sChool. His grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Johnson of Fairview Gas certain to be scare Pre.ttzdeltt i1sking supporl (Jf eneq,ry policy ji1r W1\SH1Nt.TON fUI"'I 1 - Pno.sidt•nl Nbwn toda~· sou.ght bipartisan support for au t> nergy volicy m "'hirh all Amcrit·~~L~ will bt> asked to share sa<·rifices so that none will suffer drastically from looming fuel shonagt.-s . Tht> Prt-.:idt•nt. f"('ntenn g much of his attcutiuu uu Utis proposal, wtuch he expects to announce this week, called a Cabinet meeting later today on energy and other matters aqd planned a meetlnJ,~; Wednesday with eongressif)tta.llradl"rs of both parties. A spokesman srud the President also intends eit.her personally or through representatives to meet with state leaders un energy later this week and to open continuing commuuications on the subject with labor. While White House sources offered no concrete details, Presidential Pre.s Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said the Presldenl will stress volWltary conservatfon ''in which all sacrifice so that none will sutrer .•• COLUMBUS <UPll -Gasoline rationing in the 60 United Slates is a certainty within the next to !H) da ys, the executive vice president of the Ohio Petroleum Marketers Association pre dicte d . Roger Dreyer said rationing would probably begin with a reduction in s peed limits and the im· position of res trictions on the hours motorists may use th eir automobiles. "Then they will cut down on the inonthly amount ol' gasoline sold and finally they will resort to the use of ration coupons," he said. "Last summer I would not Amencans are going to be have beheved there would be shocked when, within a few rationing," he added. " But now months, they will be sttting It is a dead certainty. And down to a cold dinner in a cold house wearmg overcoats wJth thetr automobtles ordered parked UISide their garage." Dreyer blamed lack of fore· s1ght and actiOn on the part of the federal government in allo· ca tmg petroleum products for the s1tuation. "In Ohio alone we are going to be as much as 40 per cent short of JUst fuel oU thts winter " he satd " The federal ' rnment 's abihty to detergove mme how much imported oil we use was very poor They dragged thetr feet on allocation programs and now we will all suffer because of it." Dreyer sa td he did not beheve the Amencan public was ready for gasohne rat10ning and, therefore , such a program would result in "the biggest black market you ever saw." , " When you mess w1th Amer~ ican's cars, you are messing with their life sty le," he said. " People, 1 believe, will want gasolme even i£ it costs more t'fl!d he1111s, IVI'ilrin,: Ol'f'rl'OIIl than a dollar a ga llon " The shortage of crude oil, satd Dreyer, is changing the thmg of top level management in both the otl and automobile industries. " The energy cr1s1s Js clearing the cobwebs out of peoples' heade s in top management of both the oil and auto industry," he said. "There is going to be an mdustrial revolution m those mdustries and tis startmg now. The whole concept of marketing and use of petroleum is about to undergo a drastic change ." TOP RIDER - Sidney Spencer, one lime mayor of Pomeroy, hblds the trophy awarded him Sunday at the Meigs Inn in recognitiOn of his being selected the top nder Ln SLK southeastern Ohio counties. News Notes By Mn. Herbert Rousb Mrs. Edward Beegle and three daughters of Zanesville and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ringhelsen, enroute to Florida, all visited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sayre over the weekend. Mrs, Bertha Robinson and Mrs. Jack Sargent spent tlJe weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Rick Sargent at Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush and family were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis of Clifton. Edward Roosh spent ~aturday night with the Lewises. Cookie Weddle was also a guest in the Lewts home. Recent weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Venoy and children, Mark, Toni and Robin, of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush and Roger, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Durst of Niles, Dave Quickie of Loudenville and Mr . and Mrs. Ronald Russell and Mandy. Pleasant Valley Hospital Discharges : Mrs. A. P . Roush, Letart: Mrs. Jocelyn Akers, Pliny; Onnie France, Langsville; Mrs. Charles Decker, West Columbia; John Brown , Point Pleasant; Flora McKinney , Point Pleasant ; Mrs Walter Bartram, Gallipolis; Mary Klein, Mmersville, 0.: Mrs. Nelson McCallister, ?oint Pleasant; Richard Morrison, Hunlsville, Ala. ; Mrs. Delma Patterson, Mrs. Charles Perry, Apple Grove ; Mrs Ronald Christian, daughter, Pomt Pleasant, and Johnny Wamsley , Henderson. penter and family were Ward Cochran, Paul Evans and Paul Dean, Louis lleLuz, Mrs. Ruby Bryant, Debra and David, Mrs. Roy Donohew, Simon Powell, S. W Durst, Mr. and Mrs. Al Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. Randy Wells and Ryan, Danny Black, Mrs Mary K. Greer, Lisa .. Mrs. Edna Roush of Racme Allen, Leota Birch, Mtke was a Thursday guest of Mr. Dailey, Lawrence Ritchie, Jr., and Mrs. Russell Roush. Carol Carter, Cecil Roseberry , Mr. and Mrs. Butch Wilson Mrs. Barbara Talbott and and children spent the weekend children and Mrs. Carol wtth Mrs. Mattie Braden at Cornell and Sherry . Ripley, W. Va. • Galha County shenff's deputies Sunday mvestigated the theft of a 21 inch color televLSton taken from the Red Russell residence near Patrtot. Deputtes were also called to investigate the theft of a Dodge Demon taken from Greg Carter's garage on Eastern Ave. The car owned by Jack A. Hudson of 518 Third Ave. was later found wrecked and abandoned. · STARTS TUESDAY, 9:30 A.M. ' I POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . VOL XXV NO. 144 By United Press International . PHILADELPHIA - VICE PRESIDENTIAL nominee Gerald R. Ford said Monday night his first order of busmess if confll'Clled wtll be to "do my part m restoring the trust that our leaders once had and deserve to have agam in the Amencan system of government." The Mtchigan Republican, speaking at a testimomal dinner bonormg Sen. Hugh Scott, R-?a., conceded that a " cloud of doubt" hangs over the nauon 's capital, but satd Prestdent Nixon can still govern and should stay in offtce. " Rightly or wrongly, a cloud of dou.bt hangs over Washington as we are gathered here," Ford said. "It is a cloud that must be cleared away for the sake of our country." PHONE 992·2156 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1973 NEW YORK (UPI) - New York Ctty hremen went on strike today for the first ttme m the 1011-year h1story of the department desptte a State Supreme Court inJunction that could r esult tn contempt citations agamst all strtk ers The s tnke was caUed at 8·30 a m , after mediator Enc Schmertz repor te d that all negotia ti ons " have ended wtlhout a settlement" .The walkout by the 10,900 fJremen protecting thts Amertcan megapolis was destgned to beck demands for a $2,000 a year wage mcrease m a one-year contract. The strike complicated the tangled labor situation m the city where 30,000 non-medt cal hos pttal workers have been on strike smce Monday and a New York Newspaper Guild strtke called agamst the Daily News the same day halted pubhcalton of the nation's largest-cu·culatton Fuel talks set COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Public Uttlttles Commission of Ohio t oday caUed upon the presidents of all electnc companies operatmg m Ohio to meet here Nov . 27 to discuss the " crttical shortage" of fuel used by tlJe utilLILes. PUCO Chairman Edmund J . Turk said he would discuss Wlth the executives matters "relating to steps which could be taken by the regulated electric uttlities witlJm the state of Ohio to promote the conserva· t10n of energy.'' " Ohio is expenencmg a criti· cal shortage of hydrocarbon fuels at the present time," Turk said. Turk had said earlier the present fuel oil shortage in Ohio has reached "extremely crtlical" proporllons and could force the closing of most mass transit systems in the state. Turk met Monday with offi- COLUMBUS - HUNTERS HARVESTED 216 deer dun ng Ohio's fifth annual prumtive weapons hunt using muzzle loadmg rifles, muzzle loading shotguns and long bows, the dtviston of wildlife of the state Natural Resources Department satd. About 5,000 hunters partictpated in the sur-day event which ended last Saturday, offictals noted . Thts year 's harvest was 41 better than the 175 animals killed rlurmg last year's event. FALL DRESS SALE! Sid Spencer top TEN CENTS rider of 6 Ohio Valley counties Devoled To The lntere~~,. Of The Meigs-MtuOn Area TV STOLEN ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY cers of mass trans1t systems from Canton , Akron, Cleveland, Colwnbus, Kent, and others. "Some of Uie transit syst~ms may have to cease operations by Frtday," Turk satd. newspaper Fire Deparunent offtctals unmedtately put mto effect a plan for con tm gency emerge ncy ftre fighting ser. vices for the ctty 's 15.6 million mhabttants in five counties. Ftre officers who belong to a separate union and are not stnkmg satd they would work to save hves but will not work wtlh substitute firemen . The con tingency plan calls for the use of ftre officers, civtHans to man hoses and the reassignment of headquarters personnel. The Uniformed Fire Offleers Association had hospttal workers on strtke had settled on a 7 5 pet. wage in· crease w1th management, but the Cost of Living Counctl has not yet approveq tt. The workers struck in defiance of a back-to.work court order Surgery was undertaken on a hmtted basts, out-pahent climes, were closed , and supervisory personnel a1ded by vohmteers, doctors and nurses workmg double shifts kept esse ntial se rvtce s running . Delivery men at some hospitals r efused to cross. ptcket lines, compounding the problems. Sidney Spencer, Pomeroy, long -tune harness horse trainer and drtver, received the "leading driver " award Sunday at the third annual awards banquet of the River Valley Colt CircuLI at the Meigs Inn . Counties makmg up the colt ctrcuit organtzation include Athens, Hoelting, Lawrence , Meigs, Washmgwn and Pike . Besides recetving the top horse harness driver award, Spencer is also part owner of two of the animals which won awards at the annual banquet. The top two-year.old trotter for the yea r m the circu1t was had five wins m 12 starts wtth "B F .D " , owned by Doris top lime of 2 09. The threc·year·old trotter Newhart of Marietta. "B.F.D." trophy went to " Yum Yum won etght out of 12 sta rts With a Gtrl" a l so owned by the top ttme of 2.13.3. The top two-ycar.old pa cer Spencers and Dr Wemberger. award went to "Farmshead Yum Yum Gtrl won six races Charlie " own ed by Sidney out of 12 sta rts wtth a top time Spencer and h1s brother, Roger of 2.0~ . 2 . Dr. Wemberger's, " Pandora Spencer of Metgs County and Sktpper" was the top threeDr Jacob Weinber ger of Gallia (Continued on Page 8) County . " Farmshead Charlie" warned earlier "we're Ure officers, not strikebreakers" and recom· mended that New Yorkers "get out of the city, because Medtcme of Ohio State if firemen strike, it wlll be Mrs. Mary Seaman of Wtlllam Baronick, Mrs. James University and participants the equivalent of dropping P omeroy and Archte Lee, Rtckman ,Mr s. Wtlbam Woods, included slate and national Syracuse, have been appointed Chester Tannehill, John Zerkle experts on pet care and pet the hydrogen bomb on New York City." to the Meigs County Humane and Thurs ton Stone Officers of " We're getting reports that RABAT , MOROCCO - SECRETARY OF State Henry .population problems Richard J. Vtzzmi, head of Society's board of dtrectors. the society also help make up some manufa cturers also may Highhghts of the symposi um Kissiuger and King Hassan n of Morocco dwelt on strengthenmg the UFA, told newsmen " The Mrs . Seaman and Lee were board membershtp. They are have to close Uleir operations tlJe fragile Mtddle East cease·bre today on the ftrst leg of included talks by C. Roger because they converted from strike began because of the added totheboardata meeting Mrs. Fisher, president; Mrs Smtih, dean of the Ohio State Kissinger's peace mtsston to Arab ca pttals. coal oil earlier thts year and complete deception by the city at the home of Mrs. Chnton Carl Will, general chairman; College Kissinger, who left Washmgton Monday saymg he was of Vete rin a ry they cannot find a source of admmistralton. Fisher m recognition of their Mtss Carolyn Smtih, treasurer, Medicme; David M. Drenan, ''always optimistic" about peace, met Hassan tw1ce formally supply to energize the fa ctory " It's a pathetic day m life to contributions to the society's and Mrs . Rita Lewts, pres td e nt of today. The second sesston was attended by full delegatiOnS from the Ohio operating ," Turk addsee the way this administration secretary. they 're programs both sides, then he and the king started private talks. " We are Vetennary Medical Assn . ; Art ed. " We're havmg all kmds of LS gambhng with the safety of Other board members are Mr s . Fisher and Mrs Freeman , representattve of the still concentrating on the ground situatwn," a Kissinger aide every cittzen of the ctty." Mrs . Dorothy Will , Mrs . Baronick represented the local Amencan Veterinary Medical problems." satd . " It is getting a little better, but there is a potential for ·"I thmk we're right in the Asked what would occur if a socrety at a maJOr symposium Assn ; R obert C. Bay, tl"ouble if it ts unresolved ." mtdst and throes of a sever e maJ Or fire broke out in the city, on the problem of pet overrepre sentmg the Humane energy crisis m the state of Vizzinireplied : "lt'salloverdpopulation recently at the Soctety of the Uniled States, VOTERS IN NEW JERSEY and Vtrginia choose new Ohio," he srud, "and !think we no matter what happens to the arge Fawcett Center for Tomorrow and Carmehla ?ope, televiSion governors today, and mayor's chatrs·are at stake in New York, get some people on the ought to peQPie of thts ctty tt falls on the in Columbus. Detroit Seattle and Houston. In Califorma, a pet tax scheme of and stage aco·ess, who is start dtrecting federal.level to shoulders of Mayor John V. The meeting was sponsored Gov. &nald Reagan's " before the voters in a test of his voteknown as 4 'pet :lmbassador" of their means and attentions to Lindsay and hi s ad- i n s h o o t i n g by the Ohio Veterinary Medtcal the Pet F ood Institute of getlmg pJWer that could affect the 1976 presidential campaign. coming up Willi some sort of ministration." Association in conjunction wtth New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, another unannounced Chtcago. solution." . The 30.000 nonmedt cal the College of Veterinary ( ConUnued on ?age 8) JACKSON, Ohio (UP!) James M. Parsittie, 27, Massillon and Wtlham E. ::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::;:·:~·:·:::::::::::::::;::::::.:;:;::. Myers, 26, Cambridge, Wl· EXTENDED OUTLOOK dercover narcotics agents for Voters Below normal temMulh-SU!Ie UNIT Inc ., peratures through the Columbus, have been indicted period . A cbance of raJa or by a Jackson CoW!ty grand home snow Friday. Daily high jury m connection with a temperatures In the 40s shootout, 1t was revealed By United Press International north portion and In the Monday Cold weather and a lack of upper 40s and lower 50s south Both were charged with interest in the four state issues assault w1th a dangerous portion. Lows at night over on the General Election ballot weapon and carrying conthe state In the upper 20s and today were expected to keep Jack Krautter, app otnted 30s. cealed firearms. Myers also tlJe voter turnout down . street co mmissioner by .. was indicted for possession of a Secretary of State Ted W. Pomeroy Council Monday concealed knife. Brown estimated slightly over mght, fills the post held by his The two are to be arraigned 3 million of the state's 5.2 late father, Frank. Monday before Jackson County million eltgible voters wtU cast Common Pleas Court Judge Krautter wtll serve on a ballots today - 58 pet. probationary basis. An adThomas W. Mttchell. They are Temperatures were in the free on $2,000 personal bond. ditional street employee is II 20s and 30s early today and needed for whom applications Parsittte and Myers said Follrod, Joe Bailey (direcl<>r) and David Weber. Not picwere expected to rise onlr into they were at a bar talking w are heing accepted . SENIOR PI.;AY CAST - The cast of the Eastern High tured are Melissa Coleman, Rodney Baker, Steve Goebel, During tbe brief meeting, the 40s by late afternoon. Maxine McCarty about the School senior class play, "It Happens Every Summer," left Clarence J. Struble, Shert Young, Tonya Keehaugh, Blll Hayes and Cindy The state tssue to recetve the drug traffic in Wellston when requests to solicit in the village to right, front, Crystel Erwin, Iris Pigott, Sheila Sampson, Pomeroy, who wlll be honored Domtgan. "It Happens Every Summer" is a three-act of Pomeroy were approved for · most attention was Issue 1, her brother George began Chryll Kimes, Bonnie Barriuger; second row, Jane wtth a public dinner and comedy written by David Rogers to be presented by the class whtch would give the General hitting them and later opened the Hartford, W. Va. PTO on · Whitehead, Jo Enevoldsen, Teresa Chichester, Martha reception on Saturday, Nov. 17 Friday, Nov . 9, at 8 p.m. Tic~~ts are 75 cents students and Nov. 10, Meigs Girls' Athletic Asaembly the power to tax Myers; third row, Steve Anderson, Bob Goff, Bill Amberger, fire . at the Meigs High School, has $1.25 for adults, with the proceeds going towards th e senior Asan. to hold tag day Nov. 17, agncultural tand accordmg to Larry Atherton, Lawrence Harper, Tim Ba~ , steve been an actlve member of the class trtp. All tickets will be sold at the door . Boy Scout Troop 249 on Nov . 24, its income-producmg value to Pomeroy United Methodist the Eighth Grade cheerleaders the farmer rather than its Church many years. and for a bake sale on Nov. 10 specula'tive value as an Jn· He and Mrs. Struble , Alice, ENDORSE BONUS in front of New York Clothing vestment. came to the P omeroy Untted County's three Meigs Farm groups, labor Methodist Church m May, 1946, House . American Legion Posts, CoW!cil learned that Harry orgamzatlons, and mos t fr om Lancaster . Struble boilers," Seymour satd. Feeney Bennett of Mid· mdustry and for the the coal Clark , Pomeroy pohceman, politicians feel that unless the through the years has served COLUMBUS (UP!) - The se rvationsts his agency 1s state demonstrate their con· CoaJ.flred boilers are a dleport No. 128, Drew farmers are given this tax has accepted other em· as a trustee, a church school state Environmental seekmga two-year extension in cern for the protection of p~blic major source of sulfur oxide Webster of Pomeroy No. 39, break 11 would drive hundreds ployment. Police Chief Jed . teacher, admtmstrative board Protection Agency (EPA) application of the new stan- health and their good laith and particulate matter, or and Racine Post No. 602 have Webster said Clark wlll conout of business. member, finance ,d irector and warned Monday that while it ts dards to allow furhter use of toward complymg with these dust, pollutwn in Ohto . endorsed the proposed tinue working wtth his The farmers feel they are not lay leader. seektng an extensiOn of the htgh sulfur Ohw cool and to new regulations.'' "These two pollutants should treated equally because lhelr Veterans Bonus bond issue department whenever development of The public dinner and deadline on new sulfur oxtde permit be considered wgether and land could be appraised for proposal being voted on James 0. Seymour, possible. reception is being staged by the emission standards in Ohio, it pollution control equipment. representing today In Ohio. · the Ohio hopefully solved together," taxation based on its potential Webster dLSclosed that the " It is incumbent upon the Knights of the York Cross will insist that fuel users Seymour said. Manufacturers Association as a site for a shQPping center, street hghts at Sycamore and c<>mply with the regulations present fuel users . . . to Honour in Metgs County to But Whitman said his . housing complex or even a Court St. will be checked for develop and install the means (OMA), immedtateiy asked the recogmze Struble for being once they take effect agency has no Intention of EPA to seek a two-year excommercial recreation area . operatton "very soon ." named Eminent Prior, State of O!fteials of the agency tot aba ling sulfur oxide tensiOn on new standards for seeking an extension on coal Atlendmg were Mayor WANT TOBE MAYOR testified at a public hearmg on polluhon through stack gas particulate matter as ·well as Ohto. dust pollution. Donald Collins, Lucien j;'oulin, or other Dale E . Smith, Republican, prQPosed changes in Ohio's scrubbers Ttckets for the affair wtll be " It is feasible f~r them to BOART TO MEET sulfur oxide, claiming an Ralph Werry, Wilham mechamsms," Whitman said. and Wtlliam E . Snouffer , on sale until Nov 10 at the King sulfur o•ide control strategy install the equtpnlent now," The November meeting of Snouffer, Harry Davis and Jim " The prQPosed regulations exemption of one pollutant is and air pollutiOn control Whtlman said. ''We might the Metgs Local Board of Democrat, are seeking the Builders Supply, Davis In· Mees council members; Jane meanmgless without an changes provide every opunexpired term of the late surance, the New York regulations. exemption for the other. consider extensions on an Education wtU be held at 9 p.m. Walton, clerk; Phyllis Henportunity for relief for fuel Wtlllam Baronlck for mayor of Clothing House, Bahr Clothiers Dr.lra L. Whitman, director individual basis, provtded they 12, due to the on Monday, Nov. " Precipitators are not nessy , treasurer , and Chief of the EPA, told a large users throughout the state of economically resonable for all show us a commitment to in· annual football banquet whtch Pomeroy m today's election. or fr om Fred Blaettnar at Webster. audience or interested In· Ohio . The Ohio EPA, by s mall or medtum s ized s tall the equtpment f1r st." is being held the same evemng. The term expires Dec. 31, 1975. Goble Ford . ' . dustrialists and con- demonstratmg tts concerns for HS adds two new directors w TWO Ch Krautter succeeds ~ay stay Hundreds of Juniors, Misses and Half Size Dresses and Pant Suits. All selected from our regular stock. You'll want to buy several dresses at our special sale prices. father _. l ·( Struble active in Methodist church work \ SPECIAL PURCHASE ' ' Pequot Mills Bath Ensembles Regulations, if delayed, to be tough ,,N~;i fiRST QUALITY 0\!h(jijse w I• Ractne called at hfs h<>me on a • recent evenmg. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hudson of Raci~ and l'!lr. and Mrs Shelby p;ck~ns an? fanuly of Syracuse VISited wtth Mr. and Mrs. Allan Taylor a recent Sunday. Mrs. Myrtle Walker, ~rs. ~un.ie Bnnke~ of the Amencan Legton Auxiliary Ractne Post 6028, and Mrs. Lula Hampton pi the Middleport Post 2§3, 1 were in Lancaster S~day for the reception honormg. ~· Devon Tipple, 8th Dtslr.'ct president of the LegiOn Auxiliary. They talked wlth Co ngressman Cla rence E . Mtller and Ted Brown .. Mr. a?d Mrs._James Circle of New Haven VISited at the home of Mrs. Mary Circle on S':"'day. Mr and Mrs. Wtlltam . arlewn of Racine and Diane Shultz of Dorcas called at the home of Betty VanMeter and the Arthur Johnson family on Saturday evening. l'n'JMrl' yow st•lf 1 Gingham· Floral pattern ~~u~~li~ color velours. '< ' Sale •1.;77 HANd1 T()WELS Sale , 97• W~SH Sale 57• BATH TOWELS . I I Free customer parking on Second Street and at our Mechanic, Street Warehouse. 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