https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b4bc7c3e6ba613689294afc115859aea.pdf 1f70c07c73a266f29aa4d087734237b1 PDF Text Text Diles asks Americans.to care 8 - The Dati)• Sent mel. Mtddleport·Pomeroy, 0 .. Not· 12. 197:1 Deer killed lContinued from Pa~t· ll traveling north on Twp . Rt. 97. Jn attempting to turn left onto ~as Burlingame Rd .• Manuel almost clear of the intersection 1-'mdlt•), lb. il,lh'll;•!' ~t·u' h , htl Manm:l's <Hih• lwfur•• It~ • hml rleon·ed rill' mtcrst'dhm . Tlw s ht•nff 's dep;ulUJt•nl said tt IS a bli nd llltl•rsc(·twn . No injw·ics or cita ti ons wt' l'l' reporl('d. MEIGS THEATRE Tontght& Tuesday Nov ember 1'2 -13 TOM SAWYER ( Te-chn~color ) (G ) Cartoons : Happy Days Good Ole Su mmerfime Have Fun Adults ; $1 .50 Children : 75c Show Starts 7 p .m . TO MEET TIIUKSDA Y Cllrist United Meth odi st Church 's United Methodist women Missionary society will meet Thursday at 7:30p.m. at the church. Mrs. Vance Baker will be hostess . Mrs. Paul Butler, Jr ., \\rUJ be in cha rge of U1e program . Mrs, Elizabeth Woods will give the invocation . ---- YOUR FULL SERVICE BANk Your financial ·lsk.ept . accurately and conveniently . . . by skilled personnel with the most modern equipment when you bank with us. This is true of most' banks, of course. The difference is in how we go beyond the usual to take care of your Other banking service needs. The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. POMEROY, OHiv S20,000.00 Maximum msurance l"v• Each Depas.itor .A FUll SERVICE BANK w ·h ite House sees 40c gasoline tax By Unill-d Pno.sti International JH(•nl store that stocks supplies shortage s~nt many Ameri·cans to work today from cooler homes to cooler offices. in ca rs not supposed to go f<lster than 50 miles an hour and with news that a heavy gasoline tax or rationing of auto fuel is likely before long. 1\\'0 top administration energy experts said chances are good ror gasoline rationing bc[ore the end of winter, and Lhe New York Times and the Washington Post both reported the administration is consider· ing a 40-cent per ga llon gasoline tax . But the energy crisis was not bad news for everyone. Firewood and long underwear dealers say bu:siness is boomin g. In Ma ssachu se tt s the Brookline Ice and Coal Co. reported a run on firewood . "We've been swamped with telephone inquiries for the past four weeks and in that time our business has doubled," a spokesman said. Two Boston area dealers said they were out of wood and, "it may be weeks before we get more.' ' Long underWear also was in great demand . Wally Smith, a buyer for a recreational equip- of rnountaineermg and skiing gear, said, ·•A sudden run on such apparel could exhall'it owstockS . Resupp ly took a month l<1st year. lt may take thrL'C months or more this yea r .'' Spc't.'ll Limits Lowered In New York and· New Jersey, highway speed limits were lowered to 50 miles an hour, and motorists in about a dozen other states or major cities were asked to observe the 50 m .p.h limil voluntarily. UPI reporters in seven states where residents have been requested to observe a 50 m.p.h. limit, said most drivers were not . "Several people who got behind me and then had to 'lllC fuel Five deer (Continued from Page 1) lin e. It ran into the path of a car operated by Gregory J . Keller. 23, of Sandusky . The fifth deer kill was recorded at 6 a. m. this morning on Rt. 35, one and eight tenths miles wes t of Ri o Grande. It ran into the path of a car driven by Stanley W. Harrison, 46, of Sciotoville . News. • • (Continued ORDER STANDS WASHINGTON ( UPI) The Supreme Court let stand today a ruling that its 1972 dec ision again st ca pital punishment 'voided New York State's death penalty law. ~n a brief order the court rejected an appeal by Oneida County District Attorney Richard D. Enders of a ruling, which was handed down June 19, 1973, by the New York Court of Appeals, the state'..: high~?-st tribunal. . lanes to pass looked at me like I was some kind or nut," reported Los Angeles correspondent Jack Fox. change H.t•f•dsville man A Reedsv ille man was arrested on charges of driving while intoxicated · following a colli sion on rear-end Pomeroy's West Main Street Saturday at 8:49 p. m. Pomeroy police said, Frederick Osborne, Reed s~ ville, traveling east, struck the rear of a car driven by Frances Wriston, New Haven. W. Va., stopped at the traffic light at the entraf1ce of the P o me~ oy- Ma so n bridge waiting to make a right turn . Osborne was cited to Pomeroy Ma yo r Donald Collin s' Court. There was minor property d~age . No injuries were reported . Wtth Egypt . accusing Israel of blocking their two-<lay-old agreement auned at a lasting peace. Israel said it> forces still con!"olled a vital Egyptian highway, despite a confrontation with U.N. P_eace-keeping troops. The new problems arose over dif· fermg mterpretattons of Ute timetable for implementing the sixpomt cease-fire pact. But there was .no indication the two sides would call off peace tallts expected to get underway in Geneva next month. · Egyptian officials in Cairo said "serious difficulties" had cr~pped up in truce talks with Ute Israelis Mon,day, The semi· offtctal newspaper AI Ahram said the talks had "reached a crisis." . "~rae] is not implementing the agreement and Is putting unpediments and obstacles in its way," the Egyptian officials satd. Israel charged Monday tbat U.N. peace-keeping forces near the Suez Canal violated the cease-fire agreement by erecting a roadblock on Ute vital Cairo-Suez road. It said Israeli forces "dismantled" the barricade and maintained their own checkpoint. TillS TEEN TAP LINE from the forUtcoming Big Bend Minstrel Association's Fall Follies will entertain at the annual dinner meeting of the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation Dinner tonight at the Salisbury School. From the ]eft are Sonya Ohlinger, cathy Werry, Jenny Chapman, Jan Holter, Tonya Keebaugh, and Jtule Wamsley. OUters of the line are Esther Lowery and Nancy Crow. PEKING - SECRETARY OF STATE Henry Kissinger and Chinese Premier Chou En-lai met tnday in what was expected to be the final business meeting of Kissinger's four -<lay visit amid indications a joint communique was being drafted. There was speculation the United States, in a further bid to improve · relations b~tween the two powers, was prepared to announce a furUter wiUtdrawal of American forces from Taiwan and South (Continued on Page B) Pageant/ Veterans Memorial HosPital ADMISSIONS SATURDAY - Ethel .Jeffers, Pomeroy; Kevin Hatfield , Dexter ; Millard Swartz, Pomeroy . DISCHARGES SATURDAY - Norman Smith·, · Tarh my K~uff , Carla Kauff , Carl Moodi spaugh, John Glass, . Jack Ginther, Lucille Lambert. ADMISSIONS SUNDAY Velva Amburgey, Syracuse; Eloise Matson, Rutland; Lynn Connolly, Mason; Osmer L. Roush, Minersville; . Christopher Simpson, Racine . DlSCHARGE:S SUNDAY - · Ronald Callahan, Earl Noble Lorena Ault, Arthur Roberts. . TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1973 SIZE EQUIVALENCY CHAR T· 1 ;;' SIZE DRESSES 14 l 1Bl 2tJ ) 27.1 The Qiana ' SHIRTDRESS! (Why stop when you've got a good thing going?) '0 ,, " " ,., ""' " " " " 26 30 36 26! 36 38 BANQUET SP.E AKER- Charles Boyles, center, farm manager of Ute Ohio Agricultural .Research and Development Center. was guest speaker at Ute annual Meigs Soil and Water Conservotion District dinner meeting held al the Salisbury School Monday night. On the left is David Parry, Meigs District conservationist and Harold Carnahan, a member of Ute district board and master of cert:!monies, is at the right. of the Year awards lor good conservation practices to Sam and Gary Michael, Texas Commwtity, and David and Erwin Gloeckner of the .Racine . area. Speaker was Charles Boyles, manager of the Agricultural Research Center at Caldwell. He emphasized that Ute importance of agriculture will be returning due to the loss of farm lands to industry, schools and highways. He predicted ·a food crisis due to the loss of farm lands, citing statistics from the research center in studies on cost data ir. farm {: . prod~ction . ANY APPLIANCE WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC RANGES NORGE WASHERS, DRYERS, FREEZERS AMANA REFRIGERATORS, FREEZERS RAD.ARANGES GIBSON REFRIGER~TORS & RANGES HARDWICK GAS RANGES SHOP OUR SEOOND R.OOR . READY-JO.WEAR DEPARTMENT FOR A OOMPLETE SELECTION OF OOATS, . " Hay i s something we must make bctwee·n the time we get out of it and the time we hit it. " F or th ose sm all home repa ir jobs tha t should have "been done already , visit the " FR I ENDLY ON ES " for the too ls and ma terials ~au need. ( Now is th e t i me to " make hay " while the sun i s still sh ining ). 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It's our beautifully brilliant Qiana·• collectible in 100% nylon, as easy to care · for as it i:;; to love. Sizes 8 to 18. · ' VOL. XXV NO. 149 I \ ' Devoted To The lnterwu Of The Meigs-Mwon Area ELBERFELDS.IN POMEROY FREE N. SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORT MICK ASH. CAPTAIN of the 1973 Marauder football team honored Monday evening is congratulated by Dave Diles of ABC-TV. Diles was the principal speaker at the annual Rotary Club Football Banquet at Meigs High School. contract • INGELS APPLIANCES Diles, a Middleport native who began his writing career with the Gallipolis Daily Tribune and The Serttinel, tourhed un a wide range o( subjects in his address to an estimated 400 players, parenls and fans who came to honor Marauder head grid coach Charley Cha ncey and his squad. " We must s tand for something,'·' Diles said . "We need a social consciousness, a sense of awareness ." Diles praised men who commit themselves such as the great Vince Lombardi, Ute late coach of the Green Ba y Packers and Washington Redskins; Bart Starr, former Green Bay quarterback, and one of his ABC colleagues, "Tell it like it is" Howard Cassell. uHow many people come Tuesday morning do you heetr men to du well, and thC:~l ' ~ why talking about what AI he wi:l s so successful." Diles s pHced his serious Diregadas or Curt Gowdy said comments about everyone's during the latest football ga me," asked Diles. "None, need for social awareness with numerous aneddotes, many because they are bland ." Diles thinks Cossell is dif- related to events since his rlsc £erent, however, because he is to fame with ABC. For instance, durin g the 1972 a "deeply sensitive person,'' and one who, ''Stands up and Munich Games, while Jim McKay was in the German City says what he thinks." As for men sUch as Lom- covering the games and the bardi, Diles said. " he inspired .unfolding Israeli tragedy, Diles was si tting in a New York studio, fresh make-up and all, as a back-up, "in case," as he put it, " the satellite went out." Ohio Extended Outlook Diles , introduced to the Thursday Through Saturday "homecoming" crowd by a By Unieed Press International A chance of rain Thursday life-long friend , Paul Smart of and Friday. Turning colder Middleport, had . high praise wilh highs in the 50s and low and admiration for one of his closest and most respected 60s Thursday lowering to the 40s by Saturday. Lows in the friends, Lee McComas, clerk of 40s Thursday dropping to the the Meigs Local Board of Education, and s·uperintendent 30s by Saturday. · (Continued tin Page 3) in Briefs PEKING - SECRETARY OF STATE: Henry/\ . Kissinger, so fatigued he dozed off during a ballet performance in his honor, took a brief respite today from U.S.-Chinese talks that might be on the verge of achieving new agreements. Kissinger, who received a long memo from President Nixon over .the weekend, paid a return vislt to China's anci~nt Temple of Heaven today, guiding Chinese Vice Minister Chiao Kuan-hua, who had no! seen it for 25 years . · "! love this," said Kissinger during his tour of the Chung Dynasty Temple of Heaven. He sai!l the temple was "on~ of my favorite places along with the Imperial Palace ." Kissinger told reporters the Chinese were "tough negotiators" and "you never know when you're doing well. " "They never make any t:}lreats or _any maneuvers," he said. ''They are tough but Very fair, not lik e some other people .'' ' teams. (Co ntinued from Page I) language club, physical education assoc iati on, minstrel , Girls Athletic Association, librarian , marching and pep band, future GRANGE MEETS Hemlock Grange will meet teachers of America, prom Saturday at 6:30 p. m. A committee, junior class play, Thanksgiving potluck supper class officet·, Gil'l Scouts, TIIESE TINY DANCERS from Ute Fall Follies to be given on Nov. 24 will be a feature of will be served . Those who school paper staff, variety entertainment at the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District dinner tonight at the attend and wish to bring a show, and cheerleader camp. Salisbury School. They are from the left Jayne Hoeflich, Vicky Morrison, Andrea Riggs, Lori Christmas gift for pat ie nt> at She will be featured in a vocal Rupe, Linda Kovalchik, Beth Perrin, Kenda Braun and Sue Taylor. Athens Mcnt.1l Hospital may number. Miss O'Brien is a senior at member of Girls Athletic Follies, took first place in the the Middleport Department bring them to this meeting . Meigs High School. She is an Associ'ation , Snowball Queen strutting division at the Slore. Advance ticket> are $1.25 for active member of the student attendant, rwmer-up in Miss Mustang Twirling Contest at council, is a majorette, Was a Charm of Ohio Pageant! pep Lancaster and was treasurer of students and $1.50 lor adults. homecoming queen attendant, club. heart fund queen can- the student counciL Miss All door sales will be $2 per jlU1ior class vice president, a didate, member of the Fall O'Brien is being sponsored by person. fr o:n Page I ) munist,led insurgents blocked Highway 4 Sunday about 37 miles southwest of the capital. '4The road is temporarily closed to traffic," he said. · TURKEY By United Press International . THE MIDDLE East cease-fire ran into. a new hitch today, ht•ld for OWl SOlTOMS lOPS Your BY DENNY FOB.,;s s portscaster, author and "~e are suffering from a , humorist. speaking to the 197:! national epidemic or in- Meigs High School Football difference. We don't care abput squad Monday evening in the anything . We are a nation of school cafeteria . fl was the Pf'llle who will not see." sevenUt annual Middleport This was the theme of David Pomeroy notary Club banquet L. Diles, renowned ABC-TV in honor of Marauder football KNIGHT REWARDED . . - On behalf p! Ute Meigs Tire Cepter, Bob Adams, left, presented Earl Knight, Middleport, with the Goodyear award for outstanding !arm cqnservation practices during Ute year at the annual dinner meeting of the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District held Monday night at the Salisbury School. Also receiving Ute award will be Knight's broUter, Howard, of Chester, the two operating · the same farm. Adams of Athens is a Goodyear Tire Co. representative. Johnson, Miller are ·reelected • as supervisors • Two members of the board of supervisors were reelected and two father.son teams were presented "Farmer of the Yea;" awards Monday night on the occasion of the annual dinner mee.ting of Ute Meigs Soil . and Water Conservation '• District at the Salisbury Elementary School. Thereon John&on and Roy Miller were reelected to three year termS"' on the board. Master of Ceremonies Hatold Carnahan, who als'o serv·es on the board, presented farrrer The annual Goodyear Conserva_tion award for Outstanding farm conservation practices went to the brothers -Howard and Earl Knight, for their farm ope"rations in the Chester area. Providing entertainment for the dinner meeting were (Continued on Page 8) DOUGH FOR DOUGH- John Sissop,le!t, local Kroger Store employe, and Hank Cleland check final details for Ute annual "dough for dough" program to be conducted in Pomeroy beginning at 6 p.m. Thursday by Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion. Members of the post deliver loaves of bread from door to door in Pomeroy annually and accept. contributions for the bread . Proceeds go to the Legion's "Gift for Ute Yanks Who Gave" program designed to provide hospitalized veterans with remembrances at Christmas time and at other times of the year. Cleland is co-chairman of this year's program along with Bob Arms. All post members are to meet at the post home by 6 p.m. Thursday. The Kroger Co. will provide bread for the project. Bus .driver pay raised RACINE - Bus drivers were given a $150 a year salary increase effective Dec. 1 by the Southern Local School District Board of Education Monday nlght. . The board also awarded Edwin Cozart, mechanic, a 20.cent an hour wage increase .effective Dec. I. The board a! an earlier meeting ordered wage increa-ses for . other noncertified employes of the district. It was voted to purchase two new 66-passenger buses for which bids will be received·by Mrs. Nancy carnaban, board clerk, wttil noon on Dec. 7. The resignation of Cora Birch as a cook's helper as of Charles Baer; two represenNov. 30wasaccepted. Upon the tatives from the district's recommends tion of County OAPSE: chapter, Mrs. CarSupt. of Schools Robert Bowen nahan and two newly elected and District Supt. Bob Ord, board members who will begin Thomas Schriner was em- their dUties in January, Dennis ployed as a special education Evans and Jack Bostick. teacher as of Jan. I, 1974. · Attending the meeting were BOND FORFEITED SYRACUSE ~ One defenboard members Dennie Hill, dant was fined and another David Nease, Charles Pyles and Grover Salser, Jr,, Supt. forfeited bond in Mayor Ord, James Adams and Herman London's Court Monday night. Joseph B. Ankrom, Racine, was fined $25 QUORUM LACKED and cosls for speeding and Dueto Ute lack of a quorum, Jeffrey C. Lewis, Middleport, a regular meeting of Mid- forfeited his $20 bond on the dleport Village Council was not same charge. Both were cited held Monday night. · by Police Chief Milton Varian . BY DENNY FOBES The Meigs Local School District board of education Monday night voted 4-1 to extend for five years the contract of Charles Chancey as head footbail coach and athletic director at Meigs High School: The motion to eXtend was submitted by board member Joe Sayre and seconded by Virgil King, after President William . Porter observed Uta! the football banquet last evening was a fine . success and tbat Chancey has done a "good job" as head coach and athletic director. Member Don Mullin concurred with the three board members. However, member carroll Pierce strongly opposed the action, stating that he thought it was up to tbe new school board, which takes over in January, to decide wheUter Chancey 's contract should be renewed. Pierce also questioned whether it was appropriate to give just one teacher at the high school a renewed · • contract, instead of all at one time. · Supt. George Hargraves, by the board to allocate $1,000 Porter, Sayre, King and Mullin for the girls ' athletic program said they felt it was ap- for the remainder of the school propriate, with Porter citing year. the success of the banquet, the In other action, the board good job the team did this year approved construction of a and the fact that Chancey was gate between the property of barely edged out by Ironton 's Charles Searles and board of Bob Lut~for Coach of the Year education property on Pearl St. honors in the SEOAL. in Middleport. It also approved The board, in another additional fwtds for . the Oc· athletics related action, . ap- cupational Work Adjustment proved the appointment of Program through Dec. 3l.The Kenda Chaney as girls' additional funds, at the rate of gymnastics coach at a salary 50 cent> per hour or 60 cent> of $200 per year. daily, totaled $881.60. Mrs . Joy Bentley, girls ' Multi-year contract.s for 54 physical education instructor teachers, beginning with the at Ute high school, and until 1973-74 school yea r and in last night the only girls' coach, accordance with an agreement told the board a program reached with the Meigs Local should be implemented at !he Teachers Assn ., were apjunior high school level and up, proved. The contract> ranged including intramural sports. from five to two yearS. In other action, the board She stated that the little amount of funding that the approved the apointment of girls' athletic · program Roger Black as 'I substitute bus receives is not enough to.even driver , the . closing of finance officials for the girjs' Harrisonville School on Ocbasketaall program. She said Iober 11, 1973 due to lack of the girls' basketball and water when a pump motor volleyball program would need .stopped, accepted !he approximately $624 for the resignation of Mary Welsh as a remainder of the 1973-74 school DPPF aide at Harrisonville, year. added Mrs . Jane A. Rupe, Rt. It was moved and approved I Continued on Page 8) Housing Dew Workers' chief problem Suitable housing is Ute most serious problem confroting the growing number of new em~ ployees at Meigs Mines 1 and 2 (;lccording to John McGraw, director of personnel of the Southern Ohio Coal Co. Speaking Monday · to the Pomeroy Chamber of Com'm erce at the Meigs Inn following luncheon, McGraw said since he spoke frorri the same forum a year ago employment at the mines had increased from 45 to 350. "Just today, 14 persons were hired," he said. Southern Ohio Coal Co. is building Meigs Mines Nos. 1 and 2 which wlll supp.ly coal by conveyor belt from the Salem Center area to tHe ·· Gavin Power Plant at Cheshire. McGraw was accompanied • by i\lti<e lluskirk .of Middleport, recently employed as his assistant. The speaker made these other points: - A survey indicated that most mine workers have to pay $221000 or more for a home compared to $6,000 from the area they previously lived ; supervisors have taken time to look for suitable housing in the area. - Recruiting of employes is committed to Ute local labor market although it has been necessary to hire supervisors from outside . The local labor market includes persons from :Meig s, Athens, Jackson , Vinton, Gallia and Mason counties. - There are approximately 20 persons a day applying for ·employment. By Jan . I, 1974 hiring will be at the rate of will be placed at each entrance approximately 50 persons a and on the parkin g lot .. He said the Christmas program "is month. running very smoothly." - There are two mines now The first Christmas drawing and the plan calls for . two will be held Dec. 15 at I p.m. in more ; however, he did not speculate when mines three front of the New York Clothing and four would be completed, House. Several drawings will - Actual production of be held on the 15th wit(! gifts of Min. b:! and 2will commence in small appliances. Persons 1975. Mines I and 2.will employ need not be present to win . The 1,800 persons and all four second drawing will be held on Dec. 22 at the same time and mines 2,600. - A miner today makes $42 place when a color console TV per day with top pay $50 per Will be given away. No pW'ehase is necessary to day. In other business, President participate in the Christmas Earl Ingels annowtced that in give-away and persons 13 conjunction with President years Of age and older are Nixon 's plea to conserve eligible . The Christmas energy , the Pomeroy Chamber program wUI begin Nov. 23 and . has ·decided to erect a ends Dec. 22. A parade and arrival of minimwn of Christmas light> in town. However, decoratiQns Santa will kick-off the christ' mas promotion at I :15 p.m. on Nov. 23. Following the parade a two hour cartoon movie will be shown free to all children Wlder 14 at the Meigs Theatre. Santa will distribute candy following the movie. Older students . will chaperone the children at the theatre. All participating merchanls will distribute tickets from Noy. 23 on. No person will be permitted to win more than one prize. Owners and managers of participating merchants are ineligible, but employes will be eligible. Ingels said packets of information about Meigs County will be sent to the mine complex for incoming employes.' Carolyn Thomas, secretary, asked persons who bave rental property or property to sell to , contact her at the chamber office. She will relay the information to officials at the mine . Ted Reed said tickels to tbe Clarence Struble appreciation dinner Saturday night at Meigs High School may be purchased from Ralph Graves. Pat Meeker of Surveys Unlimited will speak to the chamber the last of January or the first of February, Ingels reported . Ingels introduced the speaker. Attending were Ingels, McGraw, Buskirk, Fred Morrow , Bill Grueser , John Koebel, Richard Chambers, Jack Carsey, Mrs . Thomas, Wendell Hoover ,. Virgil ' Teaford, Bob Jacobs. Reed, Richard Poulin , , Jack Kerr; Beuldh Jones and Katie Crow . ' �! • WI , Mlddltport-Pomoror, 0 , Sm !.3, 1m Church women will host benefit dinner A lunchooo, wtll! aU pn.<~ gum~ W tb< Pam<r<J> f1re l>oportmtnl to be appllod "" tb< ...... headq""'"""'· wtU be t !Ag,._, at Tnnity O>urch Dec . ~ by tb< church worr.en. Plans ...... mad<! f<ll' the lunche<.<J W coo.oat of 100p, 11alad, und>riclies, pi• and cf.lf! .. duri~ a meeting fnday no~ht of the Happy Harveoter1 Claa. serving >rill begtn on the day of the IUliCheon at ll a .m . Appoinl<d w solit:Jt were Mrs . Carrie "'eutz.li~ , Athens RtJad, Minenville, Butternut Ave., and M.lddlep<ll't ; ~rs. Genevieve Meinhart and Miss Erma Smith, !'aylor's Run ; Ruth Massar . Sugar Run ; Wilma Terrell , Mulberry Heigl\13, Union Avenue, and Mulberry Ave .; and 1.lr! . Eva Dessauer, Monkey Run . Al~o plan ned during the metting was a rummage sale Thursday and friday in the chur ch ba!ernent. Workers on Wednesday preparing fur the sale wiU be Mr5. Clara K.arr , Mro . Gladys Cuckler , Mrs . Neva Seyfried , Mr~S . Genevieve Meinhart and Mrs. Neutzling . Handling the sale Thursday will be Mrs . Edna Reibel , Miss Smith and Mrs . De~Jsauer , and 1 working friday will be Mrs . Karr, Mrs. Meinhart. Mis.lj Smith, Mrs. Lucille Houck and Mrs. Edith Lanning. The c.nnual ChristrnaH party wu set tor OK H c._t & p m ,.,th a gut ... c~~ar~e ll€< 12 the claM wtU serve tb< Wl!ldwg Trail Gorden C.lub Olrutma! dmner. Srruth and !>Irs Meinhart .,.He n&med c ha•rwomen of the dinner. AfJP'Anl<d w the oominatlf'l11 c ommittee wtTt M.m Srmth and .-.!n . Karr . 'The prayer from the yearbook t¥1l«i the meeting ,.;th MrJ. E tb< I Williair""" giving de votl(Jn!l using a Thank sgtvll!g theme . She read a poem II Ued " A Breath of Prayer" and took her scnpwre from Matthew a. Mrs . "'eut.zling , pr esident, thanked those who a ssi~te d with the Wor ld Community Day social hour . :o.!rs . Ruth ~l.assar thanked all !>If•. wh o s.ent cards during her illness. f or the pr og ram , fred Blaettnar showed slides o! the gol den wedding anniversary of Mr . and Mrs . Philip ~einhart . Mrs . fred Blaett.nar w<ts a guest. The door prizes were won by Mr.s. NeutzUng , Mrs . Kl oes, Mrs . Seyfried and Mrs. Dessauer . Mrs. Henry Reibel and Mrs. Lanning served a gaJ ad cour~e . Fall fl owers decoral£-d the l<lble . Attending besid"" those named were Mrs . freda Duffy, Mr s. Rose Ginther , Mrs. Ada Holter, Mrs . Stella 'Kloes and Mrs. Wilma Terrell . UMW meeting held LE'J'AHT fALLS - "S lums in a Land of P lenty" was the program theme used by Mrs. Howard Shiveley at a recent meeting of the Letart Falls United Melhodt.at Women at the home of Mrs. Bert Grimm . Mrs . Shiveley reported on a Mrnal.l section of Chicago, ca lled Uptown , where 27,000 people ·live in one area in tumble-down apartments overrun hy rata. The people, she said, a re of many races living In dire poverty including ei!Caped convict.a,dope addicl,, and alcoholics. ln her report she told o! the buSines!:lmen who own the buildings, coll ecting the rent but JJlaldng no repairs. She a lso dcscribl-d the work of one nnm , Ibcrus Hacker, who sUtrtcd it community center there with some usslsUtnce through the . . Mar cy Newberry Agency . A discussion was held on how the . members o[ the church might assist the people there. The program alsO included several readings, "1 Need Thee Quiet" by Mrs. Nora Cross; " He Leade th Me" by Mrs. Gladys Shields; " He Knows" by Mrs . Er~1a Hill ; "Prayer Answered" by Mrs. Margie Roush; a nd " Rules wr Daily Living" by Mrs. Lois Bell. During the bUsiness session conducted by Mrs. Andrew ,UIRA. ..... . DOa..;te~ . ·. _.11aj)f:Je/?o @mmRUIID. Tttste buds are limited to one or two I unctions ~ that Is. some -s_ignal taste of sourness, swee tn ess, sa 11y or bi tt er fl avors. They are so sensitive that If a person gave ru ll atten t ion Ia them , he could easi ly distinguish the year in whi ch a wine was made, or th e reef on whi ch oyster-s a·re grown . Ll.-gend proc laims a l ew gourtr~ets c laim ed the abilitY to nibbl e the leg of a PcJrtrldge a nd determine · whether or not the bird customarily . used that ieg li'l roosting! Through an exclusive process , the water refiner sor ts and removes the visible p~t1ented Cros!i, plans were announced lor the annual family Christmas dinner Dec . 12 at the community building at 6 p .m. The program will be presented by Mr. . Mary Louise Schuler and Mrs . Grimm . Officers will be lnst<lled at ' the Dec . 30 meeting at the church by the Rev . Mr. Shiveley. Mrs. Grimm served refreshments to those named and Mrs . Alice Balser, Mr s. Erma Wil!:mn, Mrs. Marjorie Hunt, Mrs . Inez Hill and Mrs . E rnest Shu ler. Jlrraogement.a of driftwood and ch ry 5a nthemurns decorated the Grimm horne . Toyhndis show theme RUTLAND - "A Trip to Toyland" is the theme of the Chris tmas flower show to be staged thi s weekend at the Rutland United Methodist Church by the Rutland Garden Club. The public is invited to view the show either Saturday or Sunday aftern oon. Judging will begin at I p.m. Saturday with U1e judging to be oral and by the sta ndard system accordiijg to the Ohio Association of Garden Club rules. Included in the show are nin e t; lasses in ,the artistic. arrangements division, two of which are for juniors.. The educational classes are for collages of a two dimensional nature using plant material, and pictures or plaq ues, two or three dim"ensional. using some plant material. There are six classes in the horticulture division and two non-competitive classes·, one for evergreen specimens and anoihcr for a display on mcUwds of preserving flowers and foliage . IS IN HOSPITAL GHEAT BEND - Vi cki Boso, daughter o£ Mr. and Mrs. Clair Boso, is a medical patient at Holzer. Medical Center. For those wishing to send cards her room number is 508. Vicki is a s tudent at Southern Junior High School in Racine. problem cau si ng solidS and found In toctaY's top w!)ter . And softens it pollutants too! Your lap WCifer , ttl though clear to the eye. contains hidden solids, chloi-i ne and other chemicals which ca use odors In dr i nking water, cof.tee and othCr beverages, makes food colorless and unappetizing . With 1.1 water refiner the se problems vanish . It helps make your water bearing appliances work the wa'f they. should. much more It don s.o you could calli I your' " Invisib le Ma id'' . And It saves ';'OU money too! 885·2125. c.,, SAYRE . . HARD~ ARE . ~ew Nl-2525 H•"*"· W,Va The Dai~ Sentinel PIVOTED TO THE IHTERISTOF MEIGS -MASON AREA CHESTER L. TANHEH .I LL, Erec . E d . ROIERT HOEFLICH , City l!cll.t or· P~biUhed de iiV ~•ce pt S.turd•y by The Ohio V•lley . Publlll'llng Comp • ny. Ill COUrl St .. Pomeroy , O hiO , 45769 . Bu•lnet Office Phon• HO' -:l'U6. Editor I• I Phone 99 271S7 . Stcond clnt POIII!ll plld •t Pomeroy , Ohio . NlltOnll ldvtrtl&lng reprtuntlllve &ottfneiii G•n•ahtr , Inc .• 11 Ent •2nd St ., N•w Yorii; ., New York . Subu: rlpllon r1te1 : Delivered by c1rrler wh•r• IVIIIIbll 55 tent& per Wllk ; &y Motor Route where c lrrltr 11n•tee noJ •nll•ble : ·o ne month , U . av m• lt In OhiO lnd W. Yl ., One Yllr . st• ; ~U• mOntt••· ·1.50 ; Tr.rn mon!ht. 15. SO . EIMWhtrl Ill ytlr ; tl• montr" lt,JO; thrtt mOnlht, U Subtcrtptlon prlct· In Chid•• sunc11y Tim .. . Stnllnel . n""-"' soo-.. Chnstmas Dec . 1 and 2 •t the Crlllrlt) I noung that she had made fl<H'al bouquels lor Bud ~l urgan and Jean Park, both reported ..-ell enough 1<1 be at home tram the hospi tal nfll''. ~lrs. Purley Karr lA-iU sen·e as sunshine chair- Old St. :>i!chulas," mdud1n~ Ia a.rttstlc arrangement classes bes1d"' the h<Jrllt-ulwre, and Schedules ff~r tht ~1tlil: 5 Pamor~ E Jemt>ntar) School were dJstnbuted and plan s for exh1b1 tmg were discussed. ~ htn lhf Chester Garden Club met rectnUy at the hfJITie of Mrs. Oru G1n ther . W s. G~nlher , ~ir s . Ivan Wa lbr and ~1r s . Homer Ho) Ltr reported r,n the county planmngmeeting for the Christmas shf}'jl; to have ~ tMme ".Jt11lv edocationaJ exh1b1t dlns1ons . ... . ~~~=~ I l Social ICalendar~ n:ESOAY REGULAR meeung of the Racine Lodge Xo. -161 f&A.\1 at 7 :30 p. m . in the Ra cloe Masonic Temple. Election o[ o[[icers . Refres hments. All :Master Masons invited . EASTERN BA.'I:D Boosters 7:30p .m . at high school. WHITE: ROSE Lodge at ~iddleport Legion Hall at l : 30 p .m . Election of officers .. ...._,~l:AL Tur eJ Dmner at Rutland E:l•men!aT} ca!etena sponsored bJ Rutland \ 'olunt.or Fll'<' Department. Sernng at ; p m . ~~E~ffiERS d Drew Webster Post ..-ho ..,11 a,s9st tn sale of bread. door 10 door meet at post hom<' at S pJll. I'IUDA Y PAST ~l atrons. E•-angeline Chapter. O.E:.S ., ; .30 p.m. at tht ~h ddJepo rt ;\lasonic Temple. I the )l!ddleport Chu r c h or Chnst wtll hold a bake sale and bazaar beginning at 9 a .m . F'nday at the Dudley florist Shop . Mrs. Jean ine Petrel was bel<!. Saturda y at the Me igs Ja ckson-VlnWn County Bookm obile headquarters , in Pomeroy. Mrs. Petrel is on a le.ave of absence from her employment at the bookmobile and the shower hCifloring her wa s given by her co-workers there. Music fur the evening was provided by Monid L. Good and his da ughlir. Garnes were pla yed Wlder the direeti on of Mts. Mrs. Judy Cowan, Middleport, was held recently at the Middleport First Baptist Church . H""tesses were Mrs. J oyce Douglas, Miss Betty Gilmore , Mrs. Viole t- Linscott and Mrs. Debbie Whitlatch . A pi.nk and blue color scheme wa s carried . out in the decorations and cake, punch, and mint.o; were 5erved. Games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Nola Swisher, Mrs. Sheila Reeves, Columbus, and Mrs. Cora Pullen. ' Others attending were Mrs. Clara Riley , Mrs. Karen Stanley, Mrs. Kathy Hood, Mrs . Melanie Pullen, Mrs. Mary Brewer, Mrs. Yvonne Wilson , Mrs . Helen Bodimer, Mrs. Roma Hawkins, Mr!'l. . w ·Special service·held Men and Missions ' Sunday was observed at the Laurel Cli!r F ree Methodist Church Sunday night. The service opened with group singing of ''G lorio us Freed om'' and prayer by Lloyd Wright. John Moore was song leader and Mrs. Kathy Pullins was at the plano. The song, " At.CalvarY"' was followed by a prayer by Pearl Jacobs. The congrega tion sang "Blessed Assurance" while the offering was being !<ken, and Clifford Jacobs had the of" fertory prayer. Ushers were WILL MEET RUTLAND - Members o[ the Rutland Garden Club on Mrs. Harvey Er lew ine's staging committee for the Nov. 17 and 18 fl ower s how are to meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday night at the Rutland United Methodist Church to set up for. the show. Members are reminded to take card t<bles . The Almanac By United Press Ioternatlonal Today is Tuesday, Nov. 13, the :m .day o£ 1973 with 48 to follow. The moon is approaching its last quarter. The morni ng stars are Mercury and Saturn_. The evening stars are Venus, Mars a nd Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign o£ Scorpio. Scottish a uthor Robert Louis Stevenson was born Nov . 13, 1850. wood s." Following Diles' addr ess, which wa s prN•eded by a baked SINGER Have you been living on borrowed time? SINGERS CANCEL SYRACUSE The Angelaires scheduled to give a program at the Asbury United Methodist Church, Syracuse, Wednesday night, have cancelled their appearance. The revival conti nu es at the ' Syracuse Church and on Wednesday evening, the Rev. Carl Hicks o£ Pomeroy will be the speaker . RECEIVES GIFT - Dave Diles of Middleport; now a personality on the Prudential Scoreboard for ABC-TV, received a gift from his one-time sc hool superintendent, Lee McComas, right, Monday evening at the annual Rotary Club Football Banquet at Meigs High School . ' 1This is to let you know that we are very proud of you;" McComa s told Diles. KANSAS CITY, Mo . (UPJ)For the first 'lime this season, the Kansas City Chiefs ' offen· sive line was intac t. £t showed. Ed Podolak rambled ror 135 yards on 28 carries~ missing his personal high by four yards. The 28 carries, however , eclipsed by one a 13-year-oid team record set by Abner Haynos in 1000. The result was a 19-7 Chiefs' victory Monday .night ove r U1 e Chicago Bears. "l guarantee the offensive line had a great night," said Podolak, who also caught live passes for 37 yards. " There were some great holes out Ulere." OHcnsive guard Mo Moorman, who happened · to overhear Podolak said, " There had to be for someone as slow as you to get through ." Jan Stenerud kicked field goals of 47, 17, 43 and 42 yards, all in the first half, and Mike rl u. -• • • Central Operating Company's "' w •• . •• ~ • ,•. . -. THURSDAY NOV. 15th ~ • ., " . 3:00 PM TIL 5:30 PM Free and Open To The . Public! . . • ··· GET YOUR FREE AUTOGRAPHS 'f'trestone '21 1 ] 19 17 2 · 16 ga 64 A9 67 51 59 Al 50 JA 5 10 3 I:) . 58 67 0 24 64 34 1 17 5.:1 AO 5 11 2 12 40 7.:1 West w . 1. t. pts gf ga Edmonton 12 1 M inn eso ta Winn ip eg 8 5 7 7 2 16 57 54 Hous to n 6 4 1 13 .:17 Los Angeles 5 12 0 10 .:14 Vancouver 3 13 0 6 41 Monday's Results New Eng 3 New York 2, ot (Only game schedu led l . Tuesday's Gaines Los Angeles ai Edmonton Houston al M i nnesota Clevela nd at Chicago Winnipeg at Van c ouver ( Only g ames scheduled J· 32 67 76 NEW YORK I UPI J ....,... The United Press Internat ional 's Board of Coaches major col.lege footba ll r.3tinl;IS with number of first pla ce vote-s in paren theses : ( Nintll Week ) · Po·in t s' Team ' 335 1. Ohio Stale (8 -0l (23) 2. Alabama (8 -0 l (9J · 310 3. Oklahoma (7 .Q. 1) 12 } . 261 4. Mi c higan (9 -0) 246 5. Notr e Dame ( 8-0 ) (1) !97 6. Penn State ( 9-01 171 7. LSU ( 8 -0 ) 146 B. UCLA (8 - 1) 100 9, Sou thern Cal ( 7. \ -ll 62 10 . Nebraska (7-1-1) 33 11. Texas (6 -2) 17 12 . Texas Te c h 18- l l 14 13. Ar i zona Sta te (8 -1 l 13 14 . Houston f8 , 1J B I S. Missouri (7 -2) 5 16 . M iam i, 0 . (9 -0 l 17 . (Tiel Ar i zona (B - ll .· 3 18. !T iel K : ,sas ( 6 -2-1) 3 19. (T i e l Tulane (7 -1) 2 19 . {Tiel Tennn ( 6 -2) 2 ' 1M people 1ft people DAVIS TAKES OVER CHICAGO (UPI) - Carol V. Davis has been named director of the Chicago White Sax' farm system replacing Glen Miller, who will retire Jan. 1, General Manager Holand Hemond revealed today. Miller, 66, bas been with the Sox s ince 1948 and farm director since 19~5. Davis, 44, has been with the Sox since 1956 and director of player development since 1968. Cleveland . Cincinnat i Hou s ton 5 5 3 4 1 .6 11 0 .556 0 ' .11 1 1 8 West w. 1. t. pet . Oak la nd 5 3 1 .6 11 Kans'as City 5 3 1 .6 11 Denv er 4 3 2 .556 San Diego 1 7 1 · . 1.67 N a tiona I Conference East w. L t. pet . Dallas 6 3. 0 .667 Wash ingto n 6 3 0 .6(:,7 Philadelph ia 3 5 1 .3 89 s t . Louis 3 5 1 .189 . 167 N .Y . G ian ts 1 7 1 Central w. I. t . pet_ 9 0 0 1.000 X-M i nnesola 2 . 444 Green Bay 3 ' 3 5 I .3 89 Detroit 3 6 0 .333 Chi cago We st w. I. t . pet. Lo.s Ang eles 7 2 0 · .778 Atlanta 6 3 0 .667 New Or lea ns 4 s 0 . 444 San Fran cisc o . 3 6 0 .333 x-Ciinehed division title Monday's Results Ka n sas City 19 Chicago 7 (Only game scl'1eduledl Sunday's Games Cl eveland at Oakland Denver at P ittsburgh Ho uston al Kansas City Miam i at Buffalo NY Jets at Cincinnati Detroit at Chicago Philadelph ia at Dallas St . Lou is at NY Giants San Fran al Los Angeles Balt i more at Washington Green Bay at NeW Eng l and New Orleans a t· San Diego (Only games schedu l ed) Monday 's Ga m es M innesota at A t lanta (Only game scheduledl FAMOUS FIRESTONE WINTER RETREAD ·WHITEWALLS . ' 22 Although A Strike Is In Progress, The Company Continues To Operate The Plant. ; I TO ARRANGE AN INTERVIEW & w w Reuter Insurance Agency FOR COMFORTABLE WALL TO WALL . WARM FLOOR HEAT, CHOOSE A Ularm morning BOTTLE GAS HEATER SALE FRIDAY 7pm e ,, .~· / - . ONLY $19995 {. ' r $ SALE ENDS NOV. 25th Culp TODAY! ..... -- REG. $281.50 •• •' FIRE PROTECTION . VR-65 • 65,000 BTU WEDNESDAY Whitewalls Plus soc per tire Fed. E)( . ta·x and · 1 recappable tires. Off your car . APPLICANTS MAY CALL ( 304) 882-2126 (collect) BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 8 AM TO 4:30 ·PM Dixon, Chuc;k Oownie, Fenton 1'aylur, head f,re shman coach Brauer and hi s Roge r assistant, Sam Crow, and the 7th and 8th grade '<·oaches, member rres hman football J ohn Arnott and Ron Logan , team and each varsity~ player and the squad mana ger s and individually . assistant mona gers. Coac h Chan cey made his Ca ptain Mick Ash and (.lpprc ciation official with several other players appropriate remarks directed presented the varsity coaching to th e administration, the s tarr with beautiful clucks, bedecked with a football theme . The two team physician s, Drs. Ray P ickens and Roger Daniels, were also presented gHts as a symbol of led the Nets ' attack, pouring in the team's appreciation for with 24 and Shriver with 21. ln other action, Pullins just 22 while Tony Vaugl\an added ' their help durin g the season. got by the Nets, 56-04. Leading 13. Diles wa s not the only E lber£elds ed ged past comedian in attendan ce during the Pullins attack Was Lonnie Brown with 25 points and Jack Citizens National Bank of Pt. the evening's festivities . Nolan Landon with 13. Mike Werry Pleasant in the other battle Swac khamer , mas ter oE Sunday, 76-74 . ce remonies, had the crowd Rick Douglas and Jef[ Tyo bursting with laug hter. shared the scoring honors for Hearty, stimulating music the victor s with 12 points each, was provided throughout the while Dave Eisel and Ron dinn e r by Mrs . Ch r is tin Logan led the Banker s with 11 Guthrie, · who played from and 16 points respectively. mem ory many major college This Sunday's action will fight songs on he r orga n. have Pullins going against The Rev . Robert Bumgarveteran Al Geiberger. Luigi's at 2 p .m., fo ll owed by ner , vice-pre sident of the Gilbert played nine holes of Citizens National Bank vs. Rotary Club, gave the inthe No. 2 course of th e Goodyear and Elberfelds vs. vaca ti on and the Rev . Robert Pinehurst Country Club Kuhn the benediction . Monday and said he wa.s the Nets. '" ready" to resume his quest of the $100,000 fifSt prize . "I wish we were going FIRE PREVENTION MEANS ... back at . it today," he said before starting his practice round. "It's a shame we have to waste a nice day." Following uncertain and unfavorable weather conditions during much o[ the first four rounds, a bright sun on I . CHECK YOUR HOME · Monday brought with it .temperatures in the high 50s. The OR BUSINESS FOR forecast called for even FIRE HAZARDS warmer weather today , another oH-day. 2. MAKE FIRE SAFETY PLANS South African Gary Player, who predicted as early as the 3. JUST IN CASE, BE SURE YOU opening round that par could be enough to win it all, revised ARE FULLY INSURED his estimate Monday, perhaps ln a mood of pique alter his 75 ARE YOU SURE ... REALLY SURE? ballooned him to 293, 13 shots off the pace. At any rate , Whe n was the last time you h a d an in su r Player was heard say tbat eight-over might even be good ance expe rt examine your p olicy fo r ade enough . quate f.re co verage' Chances are that ·you · "Par will be good lor first or second place here," said Allen may not be as f ully p rotected as yo u Miller, who shared the thirdshould be . Br ing your policy in to u s ... round lead with Gilbert but then faded to a 76 Sunday to we' ll be glad to make a profe ssio nal eva! stand fourth . " And I intend uation of your existing ins urance at n o shoot par." charge or o b ligatio n to you. Gilbert has his own game plan as well. "!went out with the intention of leading after every round," he stated. ''I'd like to continue do ing so. 11 LARRY BROGAN 992-5130 A simple enough plan, and. GERALD REUTER 107 Sycamore St. Gilbert will be well rewarded if EDNASCHOENLEB Pomeroy, Ohio he can stick to it. lh<tn these playcr·s did , ~nd lose a game," rcfcrrmg to the ~3-6 loss to Ironton. Chancey introduced the 23 95 REG. $327.95 ONLY$249 ~tl~tl~f' · These Jobs Provide Excellent Wages And A Benefits Program Which Includes. Life Insurance, Medical Insurance, D!sabillity lnsuran~e , Sick Leave, Vacations, Holiday, And Retirement. · i!SSis~nt.s, John Bentley , Don VR-85 • 85,000 BTU HURRY! We Will Train' Unskilled Applicants. THANKS 1 gf SNOW TIRES AT LAST YEAR'S PRICES!! -· Pd. Pol. Adv. pts ;• Has Job Openings For Permanent Employment In The. Following · Skills Mechanics Instrument Repairmen Laborers .Charlie .Barrett Jr. East w. t. t . New Eng lnd 10 6 Quebec 9 8 ChiCllgO 8 4 C:leveland 7 4 Toran Ia . N ew York Meet };1ch: I:Jillinghmn New Haven, W.Va. For Your Vote and Support in Recent Election For Rutland Twp. Trustee Standings NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY ... - top spot G&J PARTS SHOW •• • Philip Sporn Plant THANKS movie cameramen, the ground skeepers, his assistant coaches, new s med ia, cheerleader s and co-teachers for their assistance and SUP· port during the season, and to band director Dwight Goins and the board . He said Hot<ry stages a " wonderful banquet and prog •·am [or the squad and fans." He introduced his varsity Gilbert maintains hold down big lead in meet PINEHURST, N.C. (UP!) With the bigge't prize of hish£e NEW YORK (UP£ ) - This week's United Press Interna- IW'king just a few drives away' Livingsto n hooked up with Otis The Chiefs missed several tiona! Board of Coaches college it is easy to understand why Taylor for a 24-yard to'uchdown scoring opportunities because Gibby Gilbert decided to pass pass in th e third quarter. or four turnovers, but yielded . football ratings releaSed Mon- up a hunting trip with Sam · lith TO in Nine Games none in their own end of the day are a near-Carbon copy of Snead. That was only the Chiefs' field. Chicago field-goal kicker last week's rankings. Gilbert had tentative plans to , . Rod er, for mstatlce, · · d1'd With all seven top teams · 11th touchdown in nine games, :valrro b t nd f . k join Snead in Virginia for a but lilted them into a £irst- not have one three-point at- lU1 ea en, a. acmg wea couple of days of hunting opponents Saturday the or- d . th b k . th "'OO 000 place tie with Oakland, both at tempt. d urmg c rea m e.., , . l'k 1 t d 5-3·1, in the Western Division of Stenerus Misses er 18 1 c Y 0 un er- World 0 en Go1f Chamgo very few changes . . P . the American Football ConStenerud missed a 51-yarder until Ohio State and p10nshtp, but Just one look .at fe r e n ce. Chi cago's loss, in the fourth quarter that would Michigan meet on Nov . and the leader board was aU ,,e 24 dropping the Bears to 3-<;, have given him five for the Alabama and Louisiana State needed to change his mmd. clinched the Central Division of night and tie a personal high. collide on Thanksgiving Day. Hal£way through the marathe National Football Con- That one hit the cro.s star. Ohio State which shut out thon e•ght-round test, Gilbert IS ference for unbeaten MinBut the one that killed the Michigan State, 35-0, again was far ahead o[ the field o[ 74 nesota. Bears came after time had run the overwhelming No. 1 choice sw-v1vors with a four-underThe Kansas City defense held out in the first half. The Chiefs of the 35 coaches on the board par 280. When play resumes Chicago to only two flrs t downs . were attempting to line up ror a garnering 23 first-place vote; Wednesday f~r the final four until near the end of the third 47-varde•· by Stenerud as the and 335 points, with Alabama rounds of go!£ s nchest tournaquarter and sacked quarter- final seconds ticked off. Just as second, selected No. 1 on nine men~ ever, Gtlbert wtll carry a back Bobby Douglass six times the ball was about to be ballots and receivlng 310 total fat live-stroke advantage over for 64 yards in· losses. snapped, however, ChiCago points. · young Tom Watson and A crowd or 70,664 turned out defensive end Mel Tom kicked Oklahoma, all but wrapping in 62-degree temperatures, but the ball away from the center. up the Big Eight title by beltipg there were 7,51!7 no-sh ows !or The Bears were c harged with Missouri, 31-3, repeated as the . the nationally televised game delay o[ game and Stenerud third team in the ratings, with that wa s not bla c ked out · kicked a 42-yarder for a 12-0 d 1 · locall v. halftime lead with no time left. two firsts an 26 pumts. Michiga o was again fourth . Chicago Coach Abe Gibron with 246 points followed by NFL Standings By United Press International charged onto the field .and Notre Dame, Penn State and Americ;;~n Conference· argued with the orficials all the Lousiana State. UCLA and East w . I. t. pet . way tO the exit, but to no avail. Southern California, bolh V)'ing M iami B 1 0 .8 89 4 0 .55 6 5 ror the Rose Bowl spot opposite Bu ffalo NY Jel5 6 0 .3 33 3 either Ohio State or Michigan, New England 7 0 .222 2 7 0 .222 were eighth and ninth respec- Baltimore 2 Central tively and Nebraska replaced w . I. t . pet . WHA Standtngs Pittsburgh 8 1 0 .889 MisSouri as the No. 10 team . By Un ited Press Int er national JEWELRY STORE -------~~------- wa s Doxie Walters wh o pumped in 26 paints. Joining Watte r s in double figures was Rod Ferguson with 22. Top scorers for Goodyear were Hall Bucks still Chie s trip Bears GOESSLER'S ..... VISIT FRIENDS Mrs. Paul Grue se r accompanied by her sister , Mrs. Mabel Wolfe, went to Parkersburg Sunday to visit Mrs. Grueser's grandda ug hter, Mrs. Mitchell McCale, and family . Mrs. McCole is recuperating at home following surgery. Luigi 's rolled l<J a ll~ victory over Goodyear in independent winter cage league action Sunday. Leading scorer for Luigi 's - -- Accutron heritage house· gc.~me high and wartt a gurnc more Luigi's, Pullins, Elherfelds win Bulova CONVERSE steak dtnner cooked by the regular hi.t!h school cooks and scr vt.-d by t-:i rls or Lhc Future Homern.a ke rs of A mcr ic.:et , Coac h Ch(lrl es C han~.---ey inirodu ced the football squad . Alth ough the first team to lose more ga mes in a season than it won, Chancey obviously felt it was not a ''losing" season . He sa id, " I have never seen a team as emotionally of Midd leport schools whe-n Diles attended there 25 years ago. The cr owd gave cr s t.<rndin g ovation to the man , who as Diles put it, " Has done more for educatiorl than any other person in this neck of the The Fabric Shop Layette shower given A layette shower twnoring Diles asks A1nericans to care BI.JSY BEES MEET /l. meeting of the Busy Bee Clas.s of the Middleport F'trst Baptist Churc h wHJ be held Thursday, f'O\'. 29, at the home of ~irs . Harry Houdashelt, instead or thiS week . Mrs. Petrel feted A layette shower honoring 3 - The DailvSentinei. MiddlePDrt-Pomeroy, O., Nov . l3, 1973 The t..o)·al Women's Class of Lay WARM MORNING's "Carpet of Comfort" blower system pours out comforting heat from under the full width of the cabinet ... spreading warmth all over the floors from wall to wall! "TOP-0-MATlC" Controls put the thermostat and blower adjustment knobs at your fingertips! ·~ For All Those Who Supported Me For local cable 7 Meigs County Board of Education. POMEROY HOME & AUTO PHILIP SPORN . PLANT Post Olflco lo• • · - Hov111, Will Vlrwlnlo 2SW Ttto,._, .......... ,.4 112-1111 I. 0. "Mac" McCoy An Equll OppOrtunilJ Pd . Pol. IIOV. Em,..,... YOUR COMPLETE TIRE CENTER ' . I I ' II - •• . I I PLA~ BAXE SALE nn:RSD4'' Se'.--eral members \'OIW1teered U.J priJ\·Ide refreshments to be ""' oman for ~ crvember . sold dur1n~ the show. · To open the meeting ThanksFwal arrangements were cornplel<d for the regional gu:ing medlt.ations were given meeung Saturday at fi;as tem by ~ir s. Reid Young. Mrs. Guy High School , h""ted bJ• the Summerfield gave inslruotions on harvesting bulbs and Chester Qub. · Now! It Away Mrs. Earl Dean reporl<d on swring thern properly. She said ATIL\'D OPES HOI;SE they should be dug before hard sunshine •·ork for Oct<lber Mrs. Ben i'eut.zling, Mrs. freezing and no later than after Faye Wildermuth . ~!rs . Gladys the first few light frosts . XI GAMMA Mu Chapter o! CUmmings, ~irs . Grace Pratt Summer bulbs, she said, may Beta Sigma Phi , 7:30 p .m ., and Mrs. Edith Sauer, all Sewing Machine survive light fr ost and continue home of Mrs . Ruth Ann Riffle, members of the ' Gallia County bl ooming thr ough Indian :'>!iddleport . . Salon 612, Eight and F orty, For Christmas '73 Louise Brewer . A bootie theme Summer, so it is important not TUESDAY were in Gallipolis Sunday [or small deposit will hold was carried (JU t in decoration. to dig them too soon. She SALISBURY PTA , 7 :30 . the golden wedding anfor the party and gi lts were cautioned members to dig far Tuesday at the school. Musical ni\'ersary celebration of Inis presented to Mrs. Petrel. enough fr om the main bulb w program by third and fourth ·liS W. Second 992 -2284 . and Gin o Marchi . The salon ~rs . Brewer wa.s assisted in all ow for the new bulb growth graders, room visitation and POMEROY, 0~10 presented the couple with a serving t~ refres hments by and avoi d damage . . art show. gilt. :'>!iss Sha ron Buf!ingwn . AtTuberous begonia stems HARRISONVILLE PTO, tending were Mr. and Mrs . should not be cut like other 7:30 Tuesday night at the Petrel, Mr. and Mr s . Brewer, bulbs, Mrs . Summerfield school. Thanksgiving program Mr. and Mrs. Good , Mrs . Diana poi nl<d out , but left lD dry until by second grade. Pettit, Mrs . Elladene Watson, they sna p of[. Protect summer LEWIS MANLEY American Miss Bullington, Mrs. Mary chrysanthemums by resetting Legion Auxiliary, 7 p.m. home Morri s and Mr s . Vilma ln cold frames or mulching of Mrs . Con Young . Pikkoja. with !our to five inches of good WEDNESDAY material remen:tbering to MIDDLEPORT LITERARY water well before the ground Club, 2 p.m. Wednesday , home freezes, Mrs. Summerfield of Mrs . Rodney Downing . said . She ooncluded with the Books be reviewed will be sugges t- on that gardeners wait " The Girl o£ Huntington until March l<J prune bush Karen Moore , Mrs. Marilyn roses although some members House" by Blossom Elfman by Fultz, Miss Mary Beth Brewer , suggested that to avoid w'ind Mrs . Richard Owen; and " feel Miss Jill Moore. Miss Kelly damage , they be pruned when Free" by Davis S. Viscott, M.D. by Mrs . Arthur Strauss. Doug la s and Mi ss Kristin the mulching is done. Roll call will be a comment on SU.nley, all local ; and Mrs . " To Market, To Market to the book." Betty Whitstine , Columbus . Buy a Green Twig " . was the STUFfiNG BEE !or Others presenting gi[ls lD topic o£ Mrs. Hoy Holter who Mrs. Cowan were Mrs. Roberta showed various plants which Christmas Seal letters 9 a.m. at citizens renter , Cowan, Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold, are popu1ar and easy to care seniOr Mrs. Gertrude Van Cooney, for, and can usually be pur- Pomeroy Junior High . Help Mrs . Saliy Walters, Mrs . chased in su permarkets. The needed. Conducl<d by Meigs Mildred Hiley , Mrs. Margaret problem, she said, is that County TB and Health Kincaid, Miss Jerry Pullen, usually the plant has no name Ass()ciation. POMEROY - Middleport Mrs. Penni Lyons , Mrs. Carnet or instructions on care inAshley, Mrs. Nellie Cox, Mrs. cluded and the owner may or Lions Club, noon at the Meigs Donna Glaze, Mrs. Dorothy may not be successful in Inn. Official visit o! Howard N. With a dishonest watch you Gilmore, Mrs . Pernie Brewer, keeping the plant healthy. Hosher, District 13 K governor. go around begging peop le for AU Lions asked to attend . Mrs. Shirley Richmond, Mrs . Instructions were given on the time. And getting dirty POMEROY Chapter 80 , Sandi Smith, Mrs . Alice Mills , identification and care for looks from the lady next to Royal Arch Masons, stated Mrs . Ruth Criner, Mrs . the se plants. After the you , when you were only Dorothy Baker and Mrs. [ris demonstrations several unique conclave, 7:30p.m ., with Bostrying to see her wrist. worth Council 46 Royal and Payne . plants were purchased by Select Masters at 8:15 p .m., But with an Accutron watch members. The plants were bath at the Masonic Temple . you mind your own bus"iness. provided !or display oy It has a tUning fork movement, THIRD WEDNESDAY Club Dud ley's Green House. guaranteed honest to within will meet at 1.0 a .m. at the Jiew Mrs: Richard Barton showed . a minute a month. • Municipal Building in her arrangemen t s of .the· So why not see us . ·.. and one Syracuse. month, "Garden Potpourri," of the finest selections of LEBANON Golden Age Club Clirrord Ja cobs, James featuring fruits and " Accutron watches. From $100 . Gilmore, . Ernest Powel1 and at Reorganized Churc h of vegelables. She had made an Clifford Kline . Latter Day Saint.a of Jesus You 'll never have to beg for arrangement for Thanksgiving Solos were "Beautiful Isle of Christ, Old Town Flats at 10 time again. table centerpiece and one for a a :m. Potluck dinner. All senior Somewhere" by Betty Arbuffet. A. Two-tone sta inless stee l. Silver dial. $100. · citizens invited . mentaus, and " How Great Arrang~ments were 8. Tapered case and band . Sltv!r dial. $200 . Thou Art" by John Moore . Otto exhibited by Mrs. Barton·, Mrs. C. Sta inless steel. B ur~:und~ red dia l. 1175 . Lohn and Ernest Powell had Roy Holter a nd Mrs. Homer Use Our Ch r istmas testimonies. James Gilmore Holter. They were judged by L ayAw a y Plan !! had scripture from Isaiah 36 Mrs. Purley Karr, Mrs. Roy and there was silent prayer for Miller and Mrs. Robert Wood. 0 Lawrence Smith. for basketball season. The Christmas meeting was . A hymn sing Sunday afset[or Tuesday, Dec. 18, at the Gold. blue • .red, green, ternoon, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. by home o[ Mrs. l)onald Mora purpl e, black & w h ile. the youth was announced . The The faithful tuning fork watch following a 7 p.m. buffet at the Men 's Fellowship will meet Meigs Inn. meet Monday night at the Ruck Mrs. Dale Kautz, assistant Spri ngs grange hall at 7:30 hostess, gave each mem~r a p.m . with the Hysell Run tulip bulb for a fa vor. A dessert Fellowship. Your Thom MeAn Store COW'se was served by the COURT ST. POMEROY MIDDLEPORT hos tess. Mrs. Dean won the 'We will adju!ll to lh is to lerance . if nece nary . Guaranlee Is lo r one yell,(,. door prize . . l j Garden club meets . •• 606 E. MAIN · 992-2094 POMEROY, 0. I WIUIAMS ENERGY COMPANY (OOXOL) GENE COLEMAN AND SON AGENTS Bill Cosby WTAP·TV ASHLAND BULK PLANT Parkersburg· Marietta 992-5111 ' . . MINERSVIu.E, 0. ' I \ �! • WI , Mlddltport-Pomoror, 0 , Sm !.3, 1m Church women will host benefit dinner A lunchooo, wtll! aU pn.<~ gum~ W tb< Pam<r<J> f1re l>oportmtnl to be appllod "" tb< ...... headq""'"""'· wtU be t !Ag,._, at Tnnity O>urch Dec . ~ by tb< church worr.en. Plans ...... mad<! f<ll' the lunche<.<J W coo.oat of 100p, 11alad, und>riclies, pi• and cf.lf! .. duri~ a meeting fnday no~ht of the Happy Harveoter1 Claa. serving >rill begtn on the day of the IUliCheon at ll a .m . Appoinl<d w solit:Jt were Mrs . Carrie "'eutz.li~ , Athens RtJad, Minenville, Butternut Ave., and M.lddlep<ll't ; ~rs. Genevieve Meinhart and Miss Erma Smith, !'aylor's Run ; Ruth Massar . Sugar Run ; Wilma Terrell , Mulberry Heigl\13, Union Avenue, and Mulberry Ave .; and 1.lr! . Eva Dessauer, Monkey Run . Al~o plan ned during the metting was a rummage sale Thursday and friday in the chur ch ba!ernent. Workers on Wednesday preparing fur the sale wiU be Mr5. Clara K.arr , Mro . Gladys Cuckler , Mrs . Neva Seyfried , Mr~S . Genevieve Meinhart and Mrs. Neutzling . Handling the sale Thursday will be Mrs . Edna Reibel , Miss Smith and Mrs . De~Jsauer , and 1 working friday will be Mrs . Karr, Mrs. Meinhart. Mis.lj Smith, Mrs. Lucille Houck and Mrs. Edith Lanning. The c.nnual ChristrnaH party wu set tor OK H c._t & p m ,.,th a gut ... c~~ar~e ll€< 12 the claM wtU serve tb< Wl!ldwg Trail Gorden C.lub Olrutma! dmner. Srruth and !>Irs Meinhart .,.He n&med c ha•rwomen of the dinner. AfJP'Anl<d w the oominatlf'l11 c ommittee wtTt M.m Srmth and .-.!n . Karr . 'The prayer from the yearbook t¥1l«i the meeting ,.;th MrJ. E tb< I Williair""" giving de votl(Jn!l using a Thank sgtvll!g theme . She read a poem II Ued " A Breath of Prayer" and took her scnpwre from Matthew a. Mrs . "'eut.zling , pr esident, thanked those who a ssi~te d with the Wor ld Community Day social hour . :o.!rs . Ruth ~l.assar thanked all !>If•. wh o s.ent cards during her illness. f or the pr og ram , fred Blaettnar showed slides o! the gol den wedding anniversary of Mr . and Mrs . Philip ~einhart . Mrs . fred Blaett.nar w<ts a guest. The door prizes were won by Mr.s. NeutzUng , Mrs . Kl oes, Mrs . Seyfried and Mrs. Dessauer . Mrs. Henry Reibel and Mrs. Lanning served a gaJ ad cour~e . Fall fl owers decoral£-d the l<lble . Attending besid"" those named were Mrs . freda Duffy, Mr s. Rose Ginther , Mrs. Ada Holter, Mrs . Stella 'Kloes and Mrs. Wilma Terrell . UMW meeting held LE'J'AHT fALLS - "S lums in a Land of P lenty" was the program theme used by Mrs. Howard Shiveley at a recent meeting of the Letart Falls United Melhodt.at Women at the home of Mrs. Bert Grimm . Mrs . Shiveley reported on a Mrnal.l section of Chicago, ca lled Uptown , where 27,000 people ·live in one area in tumble-down apartments overrun hy rata. The people, she said, a re of many races living In dire poverty including ei!Caped convict.a,dope addicl,, and alcoholics. ln her report she told o! the buSines!:lmen who own the buildings, coll ecting the rent but JJlaldng no repairs. She a lso dcscribl-d the work of one nnm , Ibcrus Hacker, who sUtrtcd it community center there with some usslsUtnce through the . . Mar cy Newberry Agency . A discussion was held on how the . members o[ the church might assist the people there. The program alsO included several readings, "1 Need Thee Quiet" by Mrs. Nora Cross; " He Leade th Me" by Mrs. Gladys Shields; " He Knows" by Mrs . Er~1a Hill ; "Prayer Answered" by Mrs. Margie Roush; a nd " Rules wr Daily Living" by Mrs. Lois Bell. During the bUsiness session conducted by Mrs. Andrew ,UIRA. ..... . DOa..;te~ . ·. _.11aj)f:Je/?o @mmRUIID. Tttste buds are limited to one or two I unctions ~ that Is. some -s_ignal taste of sourness, swee tn ess, sa 11y or bi tt er fl avors. They are so sensitive that If a person gave ru ll atten t ion Ia them , he could easi ly distinguish the year in whi ch a wine was made, or th e reef on whi ch oyster-s a·re grown . Ll.-gend proc laims a l ew gourtr~ets c laim ed the abilitY to nibbl e the leg of a PcJrtrldge a nd determine · whether or not the bird customarily . used that ieg li'l roosting! Through an exclusive process , the water refiner sor ts and removes the visible p~t1ented Cros!i, plans were announced lor the annual family Christmas dinner Dec . 12 at the community building at 6 p .m. The program will be presented by Mr. . Mary Louise Schuler and Mrs . Grimm . Officers will be lnst<lled at ' the Dec . 30 meeting at the church by the Rev . Mr. Shiveley. Mrs. Grimm served refreshments to those named and Mrs . Alice Balser, Mr s. Erma Wil!:mn, Mrs. Marjorie Hunt, Mrs . Inez Hill and Mrs . E rnest Shu ler. Jlrraogement.a of driftwood and ch ry 5a nthemurns decorated the Grimm horne . Toyhndis show theme RUTLAND - "A Trip to Toyland" is the theme of the Chris tmas flower show to be staged thi s weekend at the Rutland United Methodist Church by the Rutland Garden Club. The public is invited to view the show either Saturday or Sunday aftern oon. Judging will begin at I p.m. Saturday with U1e judging to be oral and by the sta ndard system accordiijg to the Ohio Association of Garden Club rules. Included in the show are nin e t; lasses in ,the artistic. arrangements division, two of which are for juniors.. The educational classes are for collages of a two dimensional nature using plant material, and pictures or plaq ues, two or three dim"ensional. using some plant material. There are six classes in the horticulture division and two non-competitive classes·, one for evergreen specimens and anoihcr for a display on mcUwds of preserving flowers and foliage . IS IN HOSPITAL GHEAT BEND - Vi cki Boso, daughter o£ Mr. and Mrs. Clair Boso, is a medical patient at Holzer. Medical Center. For those wishing to send cards her room number is 508. Vicki is a s tudent at Southern Junior High School in Racine. problem cau si ng solidS and found In toctaY's top w!)ter . And softens it pollutants too! Your lap WCifer , ttl though clear to the eye. contains hidden solids, chloi-i ne and other chemicals which ca use odors In dr i nking water, cof.tee and othCr beverages, makes food colorless and unappetizing . With 1.1 water refiner the se problems vanish . It helps make your water bearing appliances work the wa'f they. should. much more It don s.o you could calli I your' " Invisib le Ma id'' . And It saves ';'OU money too! 885·2125. c.,, SAYRE . . HARD~ ARE . ~ew Nl-2525 H•"*"· W,Va The Dai~ Sentinel PIVOTED TO THE IHTERISTOF MEIGS -MASON AREA CHESTER L. TANHEH .I LL, Erec . E d . ROIERT HOEFLICH , City l!cll.t or· P~biUhed de iiV ~•ce pt S.turd•y by The Ohio V•lley . Publlll'llng Comp • ny. Ill COUrl St .. Pomeroy , O hiO , 45769 . Bu•lnet Office Phon• HO' -:l'U6. Editor I• I Phone 99 271S7 . Stcond clnt POIII!ll plld •t Pomeroy , Ohio . NlltOnll ldvtrtl&lng reprtuntlllve &ottfneiii G•n•ahtr , Inc .• 11 Ent •2nd St ., N•w Yorii; ., New York . Subu: rlpllon r1te1 : Delivered by c1rrler wh•r• IVIIIIbll 55 tent& per Wllk ; &y Motor Route where c lrrltr 11n•tee noJ •nll•ble : ·o ne month , U . av m• lt In OhiO lnd W. Yl ., One Yllr . st• ; ~U• mOntt••· ·1.50 ; Tr.rn mon!ht. 15. SO . EIMWhtrl Ill ytlr ; tl• montr" lt,JO; thrtt mOnlht, U Subtcrtptlon prlct· In Chid•• sunc11y Tim .. . Stnllnel . n""-"' soo-.. Chnstmas Dec . 1 and 2 •t the Crlllrlt) I noung that she had made fl<H'al bouquels lor Bud ~l urgan and Jean Park, both reported ..-ell enough 1<1 be at home tram the hospi tal nfll''. ~lrs. Purley Karr lA-iU sen·e as sunshine chair- Old St. :>i!chulas," mdud1n~ Ia a.rttstlc arrangement classes bes1d"' the h<Jrllt-ulwre, and Schedules ff~r tht ~1tlil: 5 Pamor~ E Jemt>ntar) School were dJstnbuted and plan s for exh1b1 tmg were discussed. ~ htn lhf Chester Garden Club met rectnUy at the hfJITie of Mrs. Oru G1n ther . W s. G~nlher , ~ir s . Ivan Wa lbr and ~1r s . Homer Ho) Ltr reported r,n the county planmngmeeting for the Christmas shf}'jl; to have ~ tMme ".Jt11lv edocationaJ exh1b1t dlns1ons . ... . ~~~=~ I l Social ICalendar~ n:ESOAY REGULAR meeung of the Racine Lodge Xo. -161 f&A.\1 at 7 :30 p. m . in the Ra cloe Masonic Temple. Election o[ o[[icers . Refres hments. All :Master Masons invited . EASTERN BA.'I:D Boosters 7:30p .m . at high school. WHITE: ROSE Lodge at ~iddleport Legion Hall at l : 30 p .m . Election of officers .. ...._,~l:AL Tur eJ Dmner at Rutland E:l•men!aT} ca!etena sponsored bJ Rutland \ 'olunt.or Fll'<' Department. Sernng at ; p m . ~~E~ffiERS d Drew Webster Post ..-ho ..,11 a,s9st tn sale of bread. door 10 door meet at post hom<' at S pJll. I'IUDA Y PAST ~l atrons. E•-angeline Chapter. O.E:.S ., ; .30 p.m. at tht ~h ddJepo rt ;\lasonic Temple. I the )l!ddleport Chu r c h or Chnst wtll hold a bake sale and bazaar beginning at 9 a .m . F'nday at the Dudley florist Shop . Mrs. Jean ine Petrel was bel<!. Saturda y at the Me igs Ja ckson-VlnWn County Bookm obile headquarters , in Pomeroy. Mrs. Petrel is on a le.ave of absence from her employment at the bookmobile and the shower hCifloring her wa s given by her co-workers there. Music fur the evening was provided by Monid L. Good and his da ughlir. Garnes were pla yed Wlder the direeti on of Mts. Mrs. Judy Cowan, Middleport, was held recently at the Middleport First Baptist Church . H""tesses were Mrs. J oyce Douglas, Miss Betty Gilmore , Mrs. Viole t- Linscott and Mrs. Debbie Whitlatch . A pi.nk and blue color scheme wa s carried . out in the decorations and cake, punch, and mint.o; were 5erved. Games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Nola Swisher, Mrs. Sheila Reeves, Columbus, and Mrs. Cora Pullen. ' Others attending were Mrs. Clara Riley , Mrs. Karen Stanley, Mrs. Kathy Hood, Mrs . Melanie Pullen, Mrs. Mary Brewer, Mrs. Yvonne Wilson , Mrs . Helen Bodimer, Mrs. Roma Hawkins, Mr!'l. . w ·Special service·held Men and Missions ' Sunday was observed at the Laurel Cli!r F ree Methodist Church Sunday night. The service opened with group singing of ''G lorio us Freed om'' and prayer by Lloyd Wright. John Moore was song leader and Mrs. Kathy Pullins was at the plano. The song, " At.CalvarY"' was followed by a prayer by Pearl Jacobs. The congrega tion sang "Blessed Assurance" while the offering was being !<ken, and Clifford Jacobs had the of" fertory prayer. Ushers were WILL MEET RUTLAND - Members o[ the Rutland Garden Club on Mrs. Harvey Er lew ine's staging committee for the Nov. 17 and 18 fl ower s how are to meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday night at the Rutland United Methodist Church to set up for. the show. Members are reminded to take card t<bles . The Almanac By United Press Ioternatlonal Today is Tuesday, Nov. 13, the :m .day o£ 1973 with 48 to follow. The moon is approaching its last quarter. The morni ng stars are Mercury and Saturn_. The evening stars are Venus, Mars a nd Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign o£ Scorpio. Scottish a uthor Robert Louis Stevenson was born Nov . 13, 1850. wood s." Following Diles' addr ess, which wa s prN•eded by a baked SINGER Have you been living on borrowed time? SINGERS CANCEL SYRACUSE The Angelaires scheduled to give a program at the Asbury United Methodist Church, Syracuse, Wednesday night, have cancelled their appearance. The revival conti nu es at the ' Syracuse Church and on Wednesday evening, the Rev. Carl Hicks o£ Pomeroy will be the speaker . RECEIVES GIFT - Dave Diles of Middleport; now a personality on the Prudential Scoreboard for ABC-TV, received a gift from his one-time sc hool superintendent, Lee McComas, right, Monday evening at the annual Rotary Club Football Banquet at Meigs High School . ' 1This is to let you know that we are very proud of you;" McComa s told Diles. KANSAS CITY, Mo . (UPJ)For the first 'lime this season, the Kansas City Chiefs ' offen· sive line was intac t. £t showed. Ed Podolak rambled ror 135 yards on 28 carries~ missing his personal high by four yards. The 28 carries, however , eclipsed by one a 13-year-oid team record set by Abner Haynos in 1000. The result was a 19-7 Chiefs' victory Monday .night ove r U1 e Chicago Bears. "l guarantee the offensive line had a great night," said Podolak, who also caught live passes for 37 yards. " There were some great holes out Ulere." OHcnsive guard Mo Moorman, who happened · to overhear Podolak said, " There had to be for someone as slow as you to get through ." Jan Stenerud kicked field goals of 47, 17, 43 and 42 yards, all in the first half, and Mike rl u. -• • • Central Operating Company's "' w •• . •• ~ • ,•. . -. THURSDAY NOV. 15th ~ • ., " . 3:00 PM TIL 5:30 PM Free and Open To The . Public! . . • ··· GET YOUR FREE AUTOGRAPHS 'f'trestone '21 1 ] 19 17 2 · 16 ga 64 A9 67 51 59 Al 50 JA 5 10 3 I:) . 58 67 0 24 64 34 1 17 5.:1 AO 5 11 2 12 40 7.:1 West w . 1. t. pts gf ga Edmonton 12 1 M inn eso ta Winn ip eg 8 5 7 7 2 16 57 54 Hous to n 6 4 1 13 .:17 Los Angeles 5 12 0 10 .:14 Vancouver 3 13 0 6 41 Monday's Results New Eng 3 New York 2, ot (Only game schedu led l . Tuesday's Gaines Los Angeles ai Edmonton Houston al M i nnesota Clevela nd at Chicago Winnipeg at Van c ouver ( Only g ames scheduled J· 32 67 76 NEW YORK I UPI J ....,... The United Press Internat ional 's Board of Coaches major col.lege footba ll r.3tinl;IS with number of first pla ce vote-s in paren theses : ( Nintll Week ) · Po·in t s' Team ' 335 1. Ohio Stale (8 -0l (23) 2. Alabama (8 -0 l (9J · 310 3. Oklahoma (7 .Q. 1) 12 } . 261 4. Mi c higan (9 -0) 246 5. Notr e Dame ( 8-0 ) (1) !97 6. Penn State ( 9-01 171 7. LSU ( 8 -0 ) 146 B. UCLA (8 - 1) 100 9, Sou thern Cal ( 7. \ -ll 62 10 . Nebraska (7-1-1) 33 11. Texas (6 -2) 17 12 . Texas Te c h 18- l l 14 13. Ar i zona Sta te (8 -1 l 13 14 . Houston f8 , 1J B I S. Missouri (7 -2) 5 16 . M iam i, 0 . (9 -0 l 17 . (Tiel Ar i zona (B - ll .· 3 18. !T iel K : ,sas ( 6 -2-1) 3 19. (T i e l Tulane (7 -1) 2 19 . {Tiel Tennn ( 6 -2) 2 ' 1M people 1ft people DAVIS TAKES OVER CHICAGO (UPI) - Carol V. Davis has been named director of the Chicago White Sax' farm system replacing Glen Miller, who will retire Jan. 1, General Manager Holand Hemond revealed today. Miller, 66, bas been with the Sox s ince 1948 and farm director since 19~5. Davis, 44, has been with the Sox since 1956 and director of player development since 1968. Cleveland . Cincinnat i Hou s ton 5 5 3 4 1 .6 11 0 .556 0 ' .11 1 1 8 West w. 1. t. pet . Oak la nd 5 3 1 .6 11 Kans'as City 5 3 1 .6 11 Denv er 4 3 2 .556 San Diego 1 7 1 · . 1.67 N a tiona I Conference East w. L t. pet . Dallas 6 3. 0 .667 Wash ingto n 6 3 0 .6(:,7 Philadelph ia 3 5 1 .3 89 s t . Louis 3 5 1 .189 . 167 N .Y . G ian ts 1 7 1 Central w. I. t . pet_ 9 0 0 1.000 X-M i nnesola 2 . 444 Green Bay 3 ' 3 5 I .3 89 Detroit 3 6 0 .333 Chi cago We st w. I. t . pet. Lo.s Ang eles 7 2 0 · .778 Atlanta 6 3 0 .667 New Or lea ns 4 s 0 . 444 San Fran cisc o . 3 6 0 .333 x-Ciinehed division title Monday's Results Ka n sas City 19 Chicago 7 (Only game scl'1eduledl Sunday's Games Cl eveland at Oakland Denver at P ittsburgh Ho uston al Kansas City Miam i at Buffalo NY Jets at Cincinnati Detroit at Chicago Philadelph ia at Dallas St . Lou is at NY Giants San Fran al Los Angeles Balt i more at Washington Green Bay at NeW Eng l and New Orleans a t· San Diego (Only games schedu l ed) Monday 's Ga m es M innesota at A t lanta (Only game scheduledl FAMOUS FIRESTONE WINTER RETREAD ·WHITEWALLS . ' 22 Although A Strike Is In Progress, The Company Continues To Operate The Plant. ; I TO ARRANGE AN INTERVIEW & w w Reuter Insurance Agency FOR COMFORTABLE WALL TO WALL . WARM FLOOR HEAT, CHOOSE A Ularm morning BOTTLE GAS HEATER SALE FRIDAY 7pm e ,, .~· / - . ONLY $19995 {. ' r $ SALE ENDS NOV. 25th Culp TODAY! ..... -- REG. $281.50 •• •' FIRE PROTECTION . VR-65 • 65,000 BTU WEDNESDAY Whitewalls Plus soc per tire Fed. E)( . ta·x and · 1 recappable tires. Off your car . APPLICANTS MAY CALL ( 304) 882-2126 (collect) BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 8 AM TO 4:30 ·PM Dixon, Chuc;k Oownie, Fenton 1'aylur, head f,re shman coach Brauer and hi s Roge r assistant, Sam Crow, and the 7th and 8th grade '<·oaches, member rres hman football J ohn Arnott and Ron Logan , team and each varsity~ player and the squad mana ger s and individually . assistant mona gers. Coac h Chan cey made his Ca ptain Mick Ash and (.lpprc ciation official with several other players appropriate remarks directed presented the varsity coaching to th e administration, the s tarr with beautiful clucks, bedecked with a football theme . The two team physician s, Drs. Ray P ickens and Roger Daniels, were also presented gHts as a symbol of led the Nets ' attack, pouring in the team's appreciation for with 24 and Shriver with 21. ln other action, Pullins just 22 while Tony Vaugl\an added ' their help durin g the season. got by the Nets, 56-04. Leading 13. Diles wa s not the only E lber£elds ed ged past comedian in attendan ce during the Pullins attack Was Lonnie Brown with 25 points and Jack Citizens National Bank of Pt. the evening's festivities . Nolan Landon with 13. Mike Werry Pleasant in the other battle Swac khamer , mas ter oE Sunday, 76-74 . ce remonies, had the crowd Rick Douglas and Jef[ Tyo bursting with laug hter. shared the scoring honors for Hearty, stimulating music the victor s with 12 points each, was provided throughout the while Dave Eisel and Ron dinn e r by Mrs . Ch r is tin Logan led the Banker s with 11 Guthrie, · who played from and 16 points respectively. mem ory many major college This Sunday's action will fight songs on he r orga n. have Pullins going against The Rev . Robert Bumgarveteran Al Geiberger. Luigi's at 2 p .m., fo ll owed by ner , vice-pre sident of the Gilbert played nine holes of Citizens National Bank vs. Rotary Club, gave the inthe No. 2 course of th e Goodyear and Elberfelds vs. vaca ti on and the Rev . Robert Pinehurst Country Club Kuhn the benediction . Monday and said he wa.s the Nets. '" ready" to resume his quest of the $100,000 fifSt prize . "I wish we were going FIRE PREVENTION MEANS ... back at . it today," he said before starting his practice round. "It's a shame we have to waste a nice day." Following uncertain and unfavorable weather conditions during much o[ the first four rounds, a bright sun on I . CHECK YOUR HOME · Monday brought with it .temperatures in the high 50s. The OR BUSINESS FOR forecast called for even FIRE HAZARDS warmer weather today , another oH-day. 2. MAKE FIRE SAFETY PLANS South African Gary Player, who predicted as early as the 3. JUST IN CASE, BE SURE YOU opening round that par could be enough to win it all, revised ARE FULLY INSURED his estimate Monday, perhaps ln a mood of pique alter his 75 ARE YOU SURE ... REALLY SURE? ballooned him to 293, 13 shots off the pace. At any rate , Whe n was the last time you h a d an in su r Player was heard say tbat eight-over might even be good ance expe rt examine your p olicy fo r ade enough . quate f.re co verage' Chances are that ·you · "Par will be good lor first or second place here," said Allen may not be as f ully p rotected as yo u Miller, who shared the thirdshould be . Br ing your policy in to u s ... round lead with Gilbert but then faded to a 76 Sunday to we' ll be glad to make a profe ssio nal eva! stand fourth . " And I intend uation of your existing ins urance at n o shoot par." charge or o b ligatio n to you. Gilbert has his own game plan as well. "!went out with the intention of leading after every round," he stated. ''I'd like to continue do ing so. 11 LARRY BROGAN 992-5130 A simple enough plan, and. GERALD REUTER 107 Sycamore St. Gilbert will be well rewarded if EDNASCHOENLEB Pomeroy, Ohio he can stick to it. lh<tn these playcr·s did , ~nd lose a game," rcfcrrmg to the ~3-6 loss to Ironton. Chancey introduced the 23 95 REG. $327.95 ONLY$249 ~tl~tl~f' · These Jobs Provide Excellent Wages And A Benefits Program Which Includes. Life Insurance, Medical Insurance, D!sabillity lnsuran~e , Sick Leave, Vacations, Holiday, And Retirement. · i!SSis~nt.s, John Bentley , Don VR-85 • 85,000 BTU HURRY! We Will Train' Unskilled Applicants. THANKS 1 gf SNOW TIRES AT LAST YEAR'S PRICES!! -· Pd. Pol. Adv. pts ;• Has Job Openings For Permanent Employment In The. Following · Skills Mechanics Instrument Repairmen Laborers .Charlie .Barrett Jr. East w. t. t . New Eng lnd 10 6 Quebec 9 8 ChiCllgO 8 4 C:leveland 7 4 Toran Ia . N ew York Meet };1ch: I:Jillinghmn New Haven, W.Va. For Your Vote and Support in Recent Election For Rutland Twp. Trustee Standings NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY ... - top spot G&J PARTS SHOW •• • Philip Sporn Plant THANKS movie cameramen, the ground skeepers, his assistant coaches, new s med ia, cheerleader s and co-teachers for their assistance and SUP· port during the season, and to band director Dwight Goins and the board . He said Hot<ry stages a " wonderful banquet and prog •·am [or the squad and fans." He introduced his varsity Gilbert maintains hold down big lead in meet PINEHURST, N.C. (UP!) With the bigge't prize of hish£e NEW YORK (UP£ ) - This week's United Press Interna- IW'king just a few drives away' Livingsto n hooked up with Otis The Chiefs missed several tiona! Board of Coaches college it is easy to understand why Taylor for a 24-yard to'uchdown scoring opportunities because Gibby Gilbert decided to pass pass in th e third quarter. or four turnovers, but yielded . football ratings releaSed Mon- up a hunting trip with Sam · lith TO in Nine Games none in their own end of the day are a near-Carbon copy of Snead. That was only the Chiefs' field. Chicago field-goal kicker last week's rankings. Gilbert had tentative plans to , . Rod er, for mstatlce, · · d1'd With all seven top teams · 11th touchdown in nine games, :valrro b t nd f . k join Snead in Virginia for a but lilted them into a £irst- not have one three-point at- lU1 ea en, a. acmg wea couple of days of hunting opponents Saturday the or- d . th b k . th "'OO 000 place tie with Oakland, both at tempt. d urmg c rea m e.., , . l'k 1 t d 5-3·1, in the Western Division of Stenerus Misses er 18 1 c Y 0 un er- World 0 en Go1f Chamgo very few changes . . P . the American Football ConStenerud missed a 51-yarder until Ohio State and p10nshtp, but Just one look .at fe r e n ce. Chi cago's loss, in the fourth quarter that would Michigan meet on Nov . and the leader board was aU ,,e 24 dropping the Bears to 3-<;, have given him five for the Alabama and Louisiana State needed to change his mmd. clinched the Central Division of night and tie a personal high. collide on Thanksgiving Day. Hal£way through the marathe National Football Con- That one hit the cro.s star. Ohio State which shut out thon e•ght-round test, Gilbert IS ference for unbeaten MinBut the one that killed the Michigan State, 35-0, again was far ahead o[ the field o[ 74 nesota. Bears came after time had run the overwhelming No. 1 choice sw-v1vors with a four-underThe Kansas City defense held out in the first half. The Chiefs of the 35 coaches on the board par 280. When play resumes Chicago to only two flrs t downs . were attempting to line up ror a garnering 23 first-place vote; Wednesday f~r the final four until near the end of the third 47-varde•· by Stenerud as the and 335 points, with Alabama rounds of go!£ s nchest tournaquarter and sacked quarter- final seconds ticked off. Just as second, selected No. 1 on nine men~ ever, Gtlbert wtll carry a back Bobby Douglass six times the ball was about to be ballots and receivlng 310 total fat live-stroke advantage over for 64 yards in· losses. snapped, however, ChiCago points. · young Tom Watson and A crowd or 70,664 turned out defensive end Mel Tom kicked Oklahoma, all but wrapping in 62-degree temperatures, but the ball away from the center. up the Big Eight title by beltipg there were 7,51!7 no-sh ows !or The Bears were c harged with Missouri, 31-3, repeated as the . the nationally televised game delay o[ game and Stenerud third team in the ratings, with that wa s not bla c ked out · kicked a 42-yarder for a 12-0 d 1 · locall v. halftime lead with no time left. two firsts an 26 pumts. Michiga o was again fourth . Chicago Coach Abe Gibron with 246 points followed by NFL Standings By United Press International charged onto the field .and Notre Dame, Penn State and Americ;;~n Conference· argued with the orficials all the Lousiana State. UCLA and East w . I. t. pet . way tO the exit, but to no avail. Southern California, bolh V)'ing M iami B 1 0 .8 89 4 0 .55 6 5 ror the Rose Bowl spot opposite Bu ffalo NY Jel5 6 0 .3 33 3 either Ohio State or Michigan, New England 7 0 .222 2 7 0 .222 were eighth and ninth respec- Baltimore 2 Central tively and Nebraska replaced w . I. t . pet . WHA Standtngs Pittsburgh 8 1 0 .889 MisSouri as the No. 10 team . By Un ited Press Int er national JEWELRY STORE -------~~------- wa s Doxie Walters wh o pumped in 26 paints. Joining Watte r s in double figures was Rod Ferguson with 22. Top scorers for Goodyear were Hall Bucks still Chie s trip Bears GOESSLER'S ..... VISIT FRIENDS Mrs. Paul Grue se r accompanied by her sister , Mrs. Mabel Wolfe, went to Parkersburg Sunday to visit Mrs. Grueser's grandda ug hter, Mrs. Mitchell McCale, and family . Mrs. McCole is recuperating at home following surgery. Luigi 's rolled l<J a ll~ victory over Goodyear in independent winter cage league action Sunday. Leading scorer for Luigi 's - -- Accutron heritage house· gc.~me high and wartt a gurnc more Luigi's, Pullins, Elherfelds win Bulova CONVERSE steak dtnner cooked by the regular hi.t!h school cooks and scr vt.-d by t-:i rls or Lhc Future Homern.a ke rs of A mcr ic.:et , Coac h Ch(lrl es C han~.---ey inirodu ced the football squad . Alth ough the first team to lose more ga mes in a season than it won, Chancey obviously felt it was not a ''losing" season . He sa id, " I have never seen a team as emotionally of Midd leport schools whe-n Diles attended there 25 years ago. The cr owd gave cr s t.<rndin g ovation to the man , who as Diles put it, " Has done more for educatiorl than any other person in this neck of the The Fabric Shop Layette shower given A layette shower twnoring Diles asks A1nericans to care BI.JSY BEES MEET /l. meeting of the Busy Bee Clas.s of the Middleport F'trst Baptist Churc h wHJ be held Thursday, f'O\'. 29, at the home of ~irs . Harry Houdashelt, instead or thiS week . Mrs. Petrel feted A layette shower honoring 3 - The DailvSentinei. MiddlePDrt-Pomeroy, O., Nov . l3, 1973 The t..o)·al Women's Class of Lay WARM MORNING's "Carpet of Comfort" blower system pours out comforting heat from under the full width of the cabinet ... spreading warmth all over the floors from wall to wall! "TOP-0-MATlC" Controls put the thermostat and blower adjustment knobs at your fingertips! ·~ For All Those Who Supported Me For local cable 7 Meigs County Board of Education. POMEROY HOME & AUTO PHILIP SPORN . PLANT Post Olflco lo• • · - Hov111, Will Vlrwlnlo 2SW Ttto,._, .......... ,.4 112-1111 I. 0. "Mac" McCoy An Equll OppOrtunilJ Pd . Pol. IIOV. Em,..,... YOUR COMPLETE TIRE CENTER ' . I I ' II - •• . I I PLA~ BAXE SALE nn:RSD4'' Se'.--eral members \'OIW1teered U.J priJ\·Ide refreshments to be ""' oman for ~ crvember . sold dur1n~ the show. · To open the meeting ThanksFwal arrangements were cornplel<d for the regional gu:ing medlt.ations were given meeung Saturday at fi;as tem by ~ir s. Reid Young. Mrs. Guy High School , h""ted bJ• the Summerfield gave inslruotions on harvesting bulbs and Chester Qub. · Now! It Away Mrs. Earl Dean reporl<d on swring thern properly. She said ATIL\'D OPES HOI;SE they should be dug before hard sunshine •·ork for Oct<lber Mrs. Ben i'eut.zling, Mrs. freezing and no later than after Faye Wildermuth . ~!rs . Gladys the first few light frosts . XI GAMMA Mu Chapter o! CUmmings, ~irs . Grace Pratt Summer bulbs, she said, may Beta Sigma Phi , 7:30 p .m ., and Mrs. Edith Sauer, all Sewing Machine survive light fr ost and continue home of Mrs . Ruth Ann Riffle, members of the ' Gallia County bl ooming thr ough Indian :'>!iddleport . . Salon 612, Eight and F orty, For Christmas '73 Louise Brewer . A bootie theme Summer, so it is important not TUESDAY were in Gallipolis Sunday [or small deposit will hold was carried (JU t in decoration. to dig them too soon. She SALISBURY PTA , 7 :30 . the golden wedding anfor the party and gi lts were cautioned members to dig far Tuesday at the school. Musical ni\'ersary celebration of Inis presented to Mrs. Petrel. enough fr om the main bulb w program by third and fourth ·liS W. Second 992 -2284 . and Gin o Marchi . The salon ~rs . Brewer wa.s assisted in all ow for the new bulb growth graders, room visitation and POMEROY, 0~10 presented the couple with a serving t~ refres hments by and avoi d damage . . art show. gilt. :'>!iss Sha ron Buf!ingwn . AtTuberous begonia stems HARRISONVILLE PTO, tending were Mr. and Mrs . should not be cut like other 7:30 Tuesday night at the Petrel, Mr. and Mr s . Brewer, bulbs, Mrs . Summerfield school. Thanksgiving program Mr. and Mrs. Good , Mrs . Diana poi nl<d out , but left lD dry until by second grade. Pettit, Mrs . Elladene Watson, they sna p of[. Protect summer LEWIS MANLEY American Miss Bullington, Mrs. Mary chrysanthemums by resetting Legion Auxiliary, 7 p.m. home Morri s and Mr s . Vilma ln cold frames or mulching of Mrs . Con Young . Pikkoja. with !our to five inches of good WEDNESDAY material remen:tbering to MIDDLEPORT LITERARY water well before the ground Club, 2 p.m. Wednesday , home freezes, Mrs. Summerfield of Mrs . Rodney Downing . said . She ooncluded with the Books be reviewed will be sugges t- on that gardeners wait " The Girl o£ Huntington until March l<J prune bush Karen Moore , Mrs. Marilyn roses although some members House" by Blossom Elfman by Fultz, Miss Mary Beth Brewer , suggested that to avoid w'ind Mrs . Richard Owen; and " feel Miss Jill Moore. Miss Kelly damage , they be pruned when Free" by Davis S. Viscott, M.D. by Mrs . Arthur Strauss. Doug la s and Mi ss Kristin the mulching is done. Roll call will be a comment on SU.nley, all local ; and Mrs . " To Market, To Market to the book." Betty Whitstine , Columbus . Buy a Green Twig " . was the STUFfiNG BEE !or Others presenting gi[ls lD topic o£ Mrs. Hoy Holter who Mrs. Cowan were Mrs. Roberta showed various plants which Christmas Seal letters 9 a.m. at citizens renter , Cowan, Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold, are popu1ar and easy to care seniOr Mrs. Gertrude Van Cooney, for, and can usually be pur- Pomeroy Junior High . Help Mrs . Saliy Walters, Mrs . chased in su permarkets. The needed. Conducl<d by Meigs Mildred Hiley , Mrs. Margaret problem, she said, is that County TB and Health Kincaid, Miss Jerry Pullen, usually the plant has no name Ass()ciation. POMEROY - Middleport Mrs. Penni Lyons , Mrs. Carnet or instructions on care inAshley, Mrs. Nellie Cox, Mrs. cluded and the owner may or Lions Club, noon at the Meigs Donna Glaze, Mrs. Dorothy may not be successful in Inn. Official visit o! Howard N. With a dishonest watch you Gilmore, Mrs . Pernie Brewer, keeping the plant healthy. Hosher, District 13 K governor. go around begging peop le for AU Lions asked to attend . Mrs. Shirley Richmond, Mrs . Instructions were given on the time. And getting dirty POMEROY Chapter 80 , Sandi Smith, Mrs . Alice Mills , identification and care for looks from the lady next to Royal Arch Masons, stated Mrs . Ruth Criner, Mrs . the se plants. After the you , when you were only Dorothy Baker and Mrs. [ris demonstrations several unique conclave, 7:30p.m ., with Bostrying to see her wrist. worth Council 46 Royal and Payne . plants were purchased by Select Masters at 8:15 p .m., But with an Accutron watch members. The plants were bath at the Masonic Temple . you mind your own bus"iness. provided !or display oy It has a tUning fork movement, THIRD WEDNESDAY Club Dud ley's Green House. guaranteed honest to within will meet at 1.0 a .m. at the Jiew Mrs: Richard Barton showed . a minute a month. • Municipal Building in her arrangemen t s of .the· So why not see us . ·.. and one Syracuse. month, "Garden Potpourri," of the finest selections of LEBANON Golden Age Club Clirrord Ja cobs, James featuring fruits and " Accutron watches. From $100 . Gilmore, . Ernest Powel1 and at Reorganized Churc h of vegelables. She had made an Clifford Kline . Latter Day Saint.a of Jesus You 'll never have to beg for arrangement for Thanksgiving Solos were "Beautiful Isle of Christ, Old Town Flats at 10 time again. table centerpiece and one for a a :m. Potluck dinner. All senior Somewhere" by Betty Arbuffet. A. Two-tone sta inless stee l. Silver dial. $100. · citizens invited . mentaus, and " How Great Arrang~ments were 8. Tapered case and band . Sltv!r dial. $200 . Thou Art" by John Moore . Otto exhibited by Mrs. Barton·, Mrs. C. Sta inless steel. B ur~:und~ red dia l. 1175 . Lohn and Ernest Powell had Roy Holter a nd Mrs. Homer Use Our Ch r istmas testimonies. James Gilmore Holter. They were judged by L ayAw a y Plan !! had scripture from Isaiah 36 Mrs. Purley Karr, Mrs. Roy and there was silent prayer for Miller and Mrs. Robert Wood. 0 Lawrence Smith. for basketball season. The Christmas meeting was . A hymn sing Sunday afset[or Tuesday, Dec. 18, at the Gold. blue • .red, green, ternoon, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. by home o[ Mrs. l)onald Mora purpl e, black & w h ile. the youth was announced . The The faithful tuning fork watch following a 7 p.m. buffet at the Men 's Fellowship will meet Meigs Inn. meet Monday night at the Ruck Mrs. Dale Kautz, assistant Spri ngs grange hall at 7:30 hostess, gave each mem~r a p.m . with the Hysell Run tulip bulb for a fa vor. A dessert Fellowship. Your Thom MeAn Store COW'se was served by the COURT ST. POMEROY MIDDLEPORT hos tess. Mrs. Dean won the 'We will adju!ll to lh is to lerance . if nece nary . Guaranlee Is lo r one yell,(,. door prize . . l j Garden club meets . •• 606 E. MAIN · 992-2094 POMEROY, 0. I WIUIAMS ENERGY COMPANY (OOXOL) GENE COLEMAN AND SON AGENTS Bill Cosby WTAP·TV ASHLAND BULK PLANT Parkersburg· Marietta 992-5111 ' . . MINERSVIu.E, 0. ' I \ �' I ' ' t) 1- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 ., Nov 1~. 1973 Commuters learning hard way Hy United l,ress International The hard racts of the energy ---~----------------------~ Letters of opinion are welcomed. They sbould be less I crisis were brought home to . I than 300 words long (or be subject to reduction by the I Los Angeles commuters Mon' 1 editor) and must be signed wltb the signee's address. I day witll tlle announcement 1 Names may be wllhbeld upon publication. Howner , on : that fuel su pplies are so short 1 request, names will be dlselosed.L.etters sbould be in good 1 some daily bus service will be I taste, addressing Issues , not personalities. 1 cut lxlck and Sunday service will be canceled starting this I til I weekend. U not , arfd if the federal gove rrunent does not issue an I ••• .. I exemption from the monthly I I fuel allocation, said a spokes· I l man for the Rapid Transit District, there will no diesel He 'd prefer retireme11t by people fuel at all for the last low· days of this month , stranding the Dear Sir: system's 600,000 daily riders or This is my first opportunity to thank the voters of Meigs forcing them to use automobiCounty and the Editor of the Sentinel for the Nov. Election result les . on Issue 3. John A. Love, the President's . . The issue was clear and area voters by 2 to ·l averred their energy . advisor, Monday said · desire to eJect their own judges. However, state~wide, the the fuel shorta ge was a question passed and the contest now shifts to the General "potentially chaotic " s ituatio~. Assembly. adding, " If we continu e to We in southeastern Ohio lost our county representatives. Will it waste, to throw away, there be soon that we lose our judges, and following that, our township will simply not be enough to go trustees ? Oakley Collins now represent.s us in the House, and around for the necessary uses Harry Armstrong in the Senate. Will they listen to the voice of the insofar as the economy is people .for whom they speak? Some day , of course, I must leave concerned." office, but I would prefer it to be either by vote of the people or A survey by the California . voluntary retirement. If the only monument I leave behind is the Highway Patrol showed that confidence of the public my service will not have been in vain. many rreeway drivers are .,. Sincerely, voluntarily slowin g down to John C. Bacon, judge of Common gaso line , a conse rve Pleas Court, Meigs County. spo kesman sa id . I n other states, however, authorities took action to make lower speed ll>nils official. In Phoenix, Ariz ., a spokesman for Greyhound Bus Lines By United Press International differences in this time of crissaid the new 50-mile-an-hoW' Public Utilities Commission is/' he said. Chairman Edmund Turk "U COTA can afford the limit on some New York and New Jersey highways is having praised. Ohioans Monday for luxury of not providing service , their voluntary cooperation in after trumpeting it.s claims for trying to conserve energy dur· months, then perhaps the fuel ing the current crisis, but look· which is does not wish to use ed with disfavor upon the bus should be allocated to those drivers strike in Columbus. companies which apparently Turk complimented Ohioans have a better understanding of who turned down thermostat.s the public need," he said. in homes and praised the slate In other parts of Ohio : employes and institutions for The Columbus City complying with guidelines Council approved a resolution Gov. John J . Gilligan set down calling upon the Ohio General last week. Assembly io pass legislation Turk also praised the many allowing the state Department large shopping centers and of Transportation to lower buildings which said t hey speed limits in and out of cities.· would cut back on lighted signs as an energy conservation and holiday decorations in an measure . effort to conserve energy. - The city·.of Cincinnati said "This is an example of good it would discontinue the use of citizenship and is deeply at>- light.s around the perimeter of precialed by all," he said. Riverfront Stadium between 7 But at the same time Turk let p.m. and midnight, saving the it be known he was disat>- city $4 .05 daily. pointed with the Columbus bus '- The University of Cincinstrike. nati said it would put up no The Transportation Workers decorative lights and turn out Union Local 208 struck at mid· lights where not needed, but night Sunday when a contract would not reduce light for se· expired. Their action cut off all t:urity. bus service to the capital city . . Turk called ·the. failure of Driver killed Central Ohio Transit Authority management and employes to . CLEVELAND (UP! ) '-- A reach agreement on a new co n~ truck driver was killed Monday tract "disappointing and possinight when his gasoline tank bly irresponsible.'' truck overturned and caught He called the strike '' incredi~ fire at the intersection of the ble in the face of a crisis in the Memorial Shore way and inner~ sources of energy. belt to Interstate 71. "While all state officials and A motorist bzhind the truck all interested citizens are doing said the vehicle went into the what they can to conserve en· curve at a speed higher than ergy, management and em~ the suggested speed limit, roll· ployes of COTA do a disservice ed over a three-foot median . to their fellow citizens through strip and landed in the oncom· thelr inability to resolve their ing lane, and broke into flames . The driver was not immediately identified. I ! I Q~j}*"6- ~ UUWL: Ohioans praised a "disastrous effect" on bus service . Buses use fuel most efficiently at 60 m .p.h.,' she said, and the slowdown is making it ' ·impossible to be SW'e of connections." Law Gives Authority Maryland Gov. Marvin Mandel Monday signed into law a bill giving him sweeping: authority to cope with the energy shorgage, including suspension or anti~pollution standards . An exception to the trend was Arkansas , lVhere Maurice Smith, chairman of the slate Highwa y Commission , said the interstate speed limit would stay at 75 miles an hour , the highest in the nation, unless Congress decides otherwise. He said it would he too dangerous to lower the limit to 50 because it couldn 't be enforoed and the people slowing down would be endangered by those drivers who refused to slow down. "And the information I get is that it is not gQing to save all that much gasoline," Smith said . In other developments : ... - State employes in Michigan .said they fielded hundreds of '' hotline " lelephone calls Monday from people who could not find healing fuel. - The s uperintendent of schools in Buffalo, N.Y ., said classes may have to be can· celed starting Fr iday if more heating oil cannot be found . - The Environmental Protection Agency approved a Massachusetts plan that permit.s the use of high-sulfur content oil for healing and ind us try . The Consolidated Edison utility in New York asked the Public Service Commission for permission to do the same. Extension Proposed - The president of the Iowa State Education Association proposed extending the school day and operating on a 4-day week to conserve energy. He said a suggestion to extend the Christmas vacation period and make up for it in the swnmer would hurt agriculture and businesses which rely on students for swnmer help. -Sen. WHliam Proxm'ire, DQantas AirEnes said three of it• seven flights a week to Wis ., said the Navy had £Jn Francisco would terminate committed " an enormous in Honvlu:u starting No oJ. 20. waste ol fuel" in flying 564 This and other measures would midshipmen and 75 band mean a 30 per cent saving on members to New Orleans for fu el, a spokesman said, last Saturday's Navy-Tulane football game. He also suggested that the limousines the government pr?vides for high-ranking offtctals be retired in favor of small cars ard car pools. Our Meat of an Indianapolis firepla ce store. said the demand is in· creasing, and most people 'buying homes want two or th,ree. Robert Griggs, who sells firewood , said hi.s orders have increased by one third. A dealer in house insulation said the demand is so high " we can 't get the insulation fast enough ." - Resident.s of Block Island, R.I., decided to return to Daylight Saving Tinle in an effort to save energy. " I'm sure the rest of the country is going to catch up with us in a very few days ," sid Herbert Whitmar, president of the town council. Features. MARKET - Open Daily 9 to 10. · Sun. 10 to 10 We Accept Federul Food Stumps PHON 1:: 992-3480 Reserve The Right To Lim[t.Quantities" Mr . Harold Graham ·who is stationed in Louisiana with the army called on Ava Gilkey Friday. Mr. and Mrs . Robert Clark spent Thursday and Friday in lndiBna attending a sale . Mrs. Adrienne French came home fro m Veterans Memorial Hospital Wednesday and is somewhat improved . Mr. and Mrs. F . 0 . Whaley of Columbus visited a few days this week with Ava Gilkey and Edith Whaley. Mrs. Lola Clark served turkey dinner to Mr. and Mrs. Larry · Clark and daughters, Tamara and Penny, of Chester Sunday. The occasion was Mr . . <;:lark's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. James Payne ard children of Columbus sp~nt ' a weekend with the Joe Car· seys ard the Junior Paynes. Mr . and Mrs. Jack Warner of Jackson are presenting the Presbyterian church with a piano in memory of his sister , Esla Larkins . Mrs. Warner will play and Mr. Warner will sing a 1 • SPECIAL i Value-Rated ~ Of The Week I ~JJ'IIIIIIJ••''~"''"'"__. . ZENITH COLOR TV • 72 CHEVEUE MAL 2 DR. H.T. BLACK & WHITE TV Ha s 350 - V·B motor . auto. trans. , P.S., vinyl roof. 20,000 miles. SHARP! . •2795 STEREO " You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" re's mer1can PH. 992-2848 CENTER CUT LOIN ORANGE, GRAPE, ORANGE· PINEAPPLE, LEMON-LIME -ORSTUFFED • COKE 8 • • • c PAK No Purchase Necessary At This Price ~~ c 1: . . Lorrie Traveler Squeeze her, she cries! Comes trunk with outfits. 16". By Eugene . in PAK Dawson Footballs 3211 Touchdown! Official size and weight. Genuine cowhide, double. fabric lined. Walking Annelte Wash, set, comb a·n d stYle her hair with her own styling set I By· Goldberger . 16 oz. 916 Choice Golden Ripe FRIDAY ONLY Build a global empire! 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GIANT SIZE Amore cheer cooverlenl size for latmy, ONLY Size 10LB.110Z. ~~~~ AT OFFER £XPIRES MARK V STORE 11·16·73 WITH THIS COU"ON WITHO UT COUPON liMIT 1 COUPON PER P•..::ACHASE • II BONNIE BROWN &. SERVE.· WINCHESTER . ()YSTERS 10 oz. CAN 1. 19 RICH'S WHIPPED 8 lbs•.for 16 oz. bots. 1.19 BOOTH'S STANDARD . "'-'· BOOTH APPLES . Analyzer, cards, tokens. • • • • • lb. ROME BEAUTY Bllllonala e GGIIINS !10710/ 1 . 'GORTON'S BREADED CORN .....,...l0¢EAR Returnable Bottle Leather . New Fresh . Big 32 oz. bats. Perfectly balanced; warp proof. grip. BANANAS WITH 3.00 OR MORE PURCHASE Coca-Cola ~ ... ~ 1 Twin Diesel Freight COLU MBUS AND SOUTHERN OHIO ELECTRIC COMPANY ~- PRODUCE DEPARTMENT PAK edges. 13" long. ~ Clleez. Whiz .._,_, ,... LA e JPA'o1~~tt; 44 cab. Safety-play Velveeta Cheese.••••••• 2 ~~~ 1.69 Cheese Whiz ••••••••••••• ~:s~~z.1.19 Miracle Margarine ••••••••• ~·~: 49~ p. . Ch eese Plzza ...•.••..•._... ,.only 49 •• Included ore an 1B" x 15" folding board, 30 playing Pieces, dice, instructions by Oswald Jacoby, Backgammon authority. loaded with fittings, equipment. Streamlined lb. KRAFT FINE FOOD BUYS! bats. Jacobys Backgammon Pumpers 19 CHOPS PORK CHOPS 16 oz. Middleport, 0 . to make 011r communities brighter, happier and better. FRENCH CITY BRAND POMEROY •4.00 We 'n! all working lb.l.09 bag Dudley's S9 N. 2nd RIB CHOPS WAGNER DRINKS PARTY ICE . lb. FOLIAGE GARDEN From French City Center Cut LOW PR~ECIALS! . 992 -5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Unli I 6: 0()...-Til 5 p .m . Sat. HERMAN GRATE 7nSS92 MASON, W. VA . ' -· . lb. Karr & Van Zandt MASON FURNITURE • • • French City Brand Quality CHOICE,I MIDDLEPORT, 0: FRENCH CITY CHUNK lb BOLOGNA TASTY ........................ ~ 79~ FRENCH CITY . . 12 oz. SKINLESS WIENERS •••••••••••••••••• pkg. 79~ FRENCH CITY "OHIO VALLEY" lb $119 SLICED BACON ...........•............. ~ POLISH SAUSAGE •••• ~u:~R~o.R; •••••••••••• 1!·. 99~ USDA CHOICE BEEF lb. GROUND BEEF • • • • • • •(ANY AMOUNT) • • • • • • • • • • • , 89~ Chen10ld Aluminum ·Tennis .R ackets Brighten the Day ForA Shut ln. · .. Send A FAMILY PACK PORK CHOPS USDR ~1111/,IN/Q.~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• •• • •• • at a day to be announced later. Mr. and Mrs . Lambert have moved into the home purchased from Dana Welsh . Mr. Clinton Gilkey and son, Tad, of Albany visited · Ava Gilkey on Saturday evening. Bob Welsh and Junior Payne, who are employed in Colwn· bus , spent the weekend with their families here. Junior Payne is a medical patient at Veterans Memorial Hospital. He was taken there on Sunday evening . doz. 39~ Present The ••••••••• • •••• Harrisonvill e Society' News EGGS • • J Karr & Van Zandt and Lloyd Mclaughlin Shop Ear1y Use Our Convenient Lay-A-Way Plan •We don't :monkey :around! We -select our :toys for :QUALITY, •EDUCA· ••TIONAL :vALUE& · •PRICE! • Pee Wee Department - Robert Roache, the owner !1!1 124 W. MAIN Nl•\ . I I .$109 �' I ' ' t) 1- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 ., Nov 1~. 1973 Commuters learning hard way Hy United l,ress International The hard racts of the energy ---~----------------------~ Letters of opinion are welcomed. They sbould be less I crisis were brought home to . I than 300 words long (or be subject to reduction by the I Los Angeles commuters Mon' 1 editor) and must be signed wltb the signee's address. I day witll tlle announcement 1 Names may be wllhbeld upon publication. Howner , on : that fuel su pplies are so short 1 request, names will be dlselosed.L.etters sbould be in good 1 some daily bus service will be I taste, addressing Issues , not personalities. 1 cut lxlck and Sunday service will be canceled starting this I til I weekend. U not , arfd if the federal gove rrunent does not issue an I ••• .. I exemption from the monthly I I fuel allocation, said a spokes· I l man for the Rapid Transit District, there will no diesel He 'd prefer retireme11t by people fuel at all for the last low· days of this month , stranding the Dear Sir: system's 600,000 daily riders or This is my first opportunity to thank the voters of Meigs forcing them to use automobiCounty and the Editor of the Sentinel for the Nov. Election result les . on Issue 3. John A. Love, the President's . . The issue was clear and area voters by 2 to ·l averred their energy . advisor, Monday said · desire to eJect their own judges. However, state~wide, the the fuel shorta ge was a question passed and the contest now shifts to the General "potentially chaotic " s ituatio~. Assembly. adding, " If we continu e to We in southeastern Ohio lost our county representatives. Will it waste, to throw away, there be soon that we lose our judges, and following that, our township will simply not be enough to go trustees ? Oakley Collins now represent.s us in the House, and around for the necessary uses Harry Armstrong in the Senate. Will they listen to the voice of the insofar as the economy is people .for whom they speak? Some day , of course, I must leave concerned." office, but I would prefer it to be either by vote of the people or A survey by the California . voluntary retirement. If the only monument I leave behind is the Highway Patrol showed that confidence of the public my service will not have been in vain. many rreeway drivers are .,. Sincerely, voluntarily slowin g down to John C. Bacon, judge of Common gaso line , a conse rve Pleas Court, Meigs County. spo kesman sa id . I n other states, however, authorities took action to make lower speed ll>nils official. In Phoenix, Ariz ., a spokesman for Greyhound Bus Lines By United Press International differences in this time of crissaid the new 50-mile-an-hoW' Public Utilities Commission is/' he said. Chairman Edmund Turk "U COTA can afford the limit on some New York and New Jersey highways is having praised. Ohioans Monday for luxury of not providing service , their voluntary cooperation in after trumpeting it.s claims for trying to conserve energy dur· months, then perhaps the fuel ing the current crisis, but look· which is does not wish to use ed with disfavor upon the bus should be allocated to those drivers strike in Columbus. companies which apparently Turk complimented Ohioans have a better understanding of who turned down thermostat.s the public need," he said. in homes and praised the slate In other parts of Ohio : employes and institutions for The Columbus City complying with guidelines Council approved a resolution Gov. John J . Gilligan set down calling upon the Ohio General last week. Assembly io pass legislation Turk also praised the many allowing the state Department large shopping centers and of Transportation to lower buildings which said t hey speed limits in and out of cities.· would cut back on lighted signs as an energy conservation and holiday decorations in an measure . effort to conserve energy. - The city·.of Cincinnati said "This is an example of good it would discontinue the use of citizenship and is deeply at>- light.s around the perimeter of precialed by all," he said. Riverfront Stadium between 7 But at the same time Turk let p.m. and midnight, saving the it be known he was disat>- city $4 .05 daily. pointed with the Columbus bus '- The University of Cincinstrike. nati said it would put up no The Transportation Workers decorative lights and turn out Union Local 208 struck at mid· lights where not needed, but night Sunday when a contract would not reduce light for se· expired. Their action cut off all t:urity. bus service to the capital city . . Turk called ·the. failure of Driver killed Central Ohio Transit Authority management and employes to . CLEVELAND (UP! ) '-- A reach agreement on a new co n~ truck driver was killed Monday tract "disappointing and possinight when his gasoline tank bly irresponsible.'' truck overturned and caught He called the strike '' incredi~ fire at the intersection of the ble in the face of a crisis in the Memorial Shore way and inner~ sources of energy. belt to Interstate 71. "While all state officials and A motorist bzhind the truck all interested citizens are doing said the vehicle went into the what they can to conserve en· curve at a speed higher than ergy, management and em~ the suggested speed limit, roll· ployes of COTA do a disservice ed over a three-foot median . to their fellow citizens through strip and landed in the oncom· thelr inability to resolve their ing lane, and broke into flames . The driver was not immediately identified. I ! I Q~j}*"6- ~ UUWL: Ohioans praised a "disastrous effect" on bus service . Buses use fuel most efficiently at 60 m .p.h.,' she said, and the slowdown is making it ' ·impossible to be SW'e of connections." Law Gives Authority Maryland Gov. Marvin Mandel Monday signed into law a bill giving him sweeping: authority to cope with the energy shorgage, including suspension or anti~pollution standards . An exception to the trend was Arkansas , lVhere Maurice Smith, chairman of the slate Highwa y Commission , said the interstate speed limit would stay at 75 miles an hour , the highest in the nation, unless Congress decides otherwise. He said it would he too dangerous to lower the limit to 50 because it couldn 't be enforoed and the people slowing down would be endangered by those drivers who refused to slow down. "And the information I get is that it is not gQing to save all that much gasoline," Smith said . In other developments : ... - State employes in Michigan .said they fielded hundreds of '' hotline " lelephone calls Monday from people who could not find healing fuel. - The s uperintendent of schools in Buffalo, N.Y ., said classes may have to be can· celed starting Fr iday if more heating oil cannot be found . - The Environmental Protection Agency approved a Massachusetts plan that permit.s the use of high-sulfur content oil for healing and ind us try . The Consolidated Edison utility in New York asked the Public Service Commission for permission to do the same. Extension Proposed - The president of the Iowa State Education Association proposed extending the school day and operating on a 4-day week to conserve energy. He said a suggestion to extend the Christmas vacation period and make up for it in the swnmer would hurt agriculture and businesses which rely on students for swnmer help. -Sen. WHliam Proxm'ire, DQantas AirEnes said three of it• seven flights a week to Wis ., said the Navy had £Jn Francisco would terminate committed " an enormous in Honvlu:u starting No oJ. 20. waste ol fuel" in flying 564 This and other measures would midshipmen and 75 band mean a 30 per cent saving on members to New Orleans for fu el, a spokesman said, last Saturday's Navy-Tulane football game. He also suggested that the limousines the government pr?vides for high-ranking offtctals be retired in favor of small cars ard car pools. Our Meat of an Indianapolis firepla ce store. said the demand is in· creasing, and most people 'buying homes want two or th,ree. Robert Griggs, who sells firewood , said hi.s orders have increased by one third. A dealer in house insulation said the demand is so high " we can 't get the insulation fast enough ." - Resident.s of Block Island, R.I., decided to return to Daylight Saving Tinle in an effort to save energy. " I'm sure the rest of the country is going to catch up with us in a very few days ," sid Herbert Whitmar, president of the town council. Features. MARKET - Open Daily 9 to 10. · Sun. 10 to 10 We Accept Federul Food Stumps PHON 1:: 992-3480 Reserve The Right To Lim[t.Quantities" Mr . Harold Graham ·who is stationed in Louisiana with the army called on Ava Gilkey Friday. Mr. and Mrs . Robert Clark spent Thursday and Friday in lndiBna attending a sale . Mrs. Adrienne French came home fro m Veterans Memorial Hospital Wednesday and is somewhat improved . Mr. and Mrs. F . 0 . Whaley of Columbus visited a few days this week with Ava Gilkey and Edith Whaley. Mrs. Lola Clark served turkey dinner to Mr. and Mrs. Larry · Clark and daughters, Tamara and Penny, of Chester Sunday. The occasion was Mr . . <;:lark's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. James Payne ard children of Columbus sp~nt ' a weekend with the Joe Car· seys ard the Junior Paynes. Mr . and Mrs. Jack Warner of Jackson are presenting the Presbyterian church with a piano in memory of his sister , Esla Larkins . Mrs. Warner will play and Mr. Warner will sing a 1 • SPECIAL i Value-Rated ~ Of The Week I ~JJ'IIIIIIJ••''~"''"'"__. . ZENITH COLOR TV • 72 CHEVEUE MAL 2 DR. H.T. BLACK & WHITE TV Ha s 350 - V·B motor . auto. trans. , P.S., vinyl roof. 20,000 miles. SHARP! . •2795 STEREO " You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" re's mer1can PH. 992-2848 CENTER CUT LOIN ORANGE, GRAPE, ORANGE· PINEAPPLE, LEMON-LIME -ORSTUFFED • COKE 8 • • • c PAK No Purchase Necessary At This Price ~~ c 1: . . Lorrie Traveler Squeeze her, she cries! Comes trunk with outfits. 16". By Eugene . in PAK Dawson Footballs 3211 Touchdown! Official size and weight. Genuine cowhide, double. fabric lined. Walking Annelte Wash, set, comb a·n d stYle her hair with her own styling set I By· Goldberger . 16 oz. 916 Choice Golden Ripe FRIDAY ONLY Build a global empire! Printed gold board, die, 2·4 players. ·Aget~ 9-advlt. DAD'S ROOT BEER . ........ . ..... ~ Nyllnt All-Steel 77 77 Moore's ·American Hardware 124 W. MAIN .I ' F-9 diesel "A.'' & dummy "A11 Piggyback flat car Truck carrier flat car 111111-d refrlgerahlr car Tank car and caboo" Reol railroading fun on the Sante Fel 14 track sections for 36"x"5" oval. I .. PH. 992-2848 ' POMEROY FISH PORTIONS 32 oz. box • OR NEW DIET RITE COLA (SUGAR FREE) Scot Lad Aluminum BIX MIX, CORN MUFFIN, COTTON MIX FOIL PICKIN' CORN BREAD, SPUD A.AKES ·12 pak MIXE·s 8 pkgs; '1 . 75 ft. roll 69¢ . 69¢ ' on~ .. CIGARS Carnation . Hot Cocoa Martha White . TOPPING pkg. .. 23e ' . 100UNCE 33~ CONTAINER . . • HARRIS APPLE, MINCE 69~ P · le5LARGE SIZE. • • • • • • • :a~ SCOT PRIDE gal. $119 Ice. ream •••••••••• NORTH STAR 12 59 ~. .·M.Ik I 8a IS ......... ,pak ROLLS c· 3 $1.00 • pkgs, .._ _________.,./ VALUABLE COUPON 3 ua. 1ol. NEW! GIANT SIZE Amore cheer cooverlenl size for latmy, ONLY Size 10LB.110Z. ~~~~ AT OFFER £XPIRES MARK V STORE 11·16·73 WITH THIS COU"ON WITHO UT COUPON liMIT 1 COUPON PER P•..::ACHASE • II BONNIE BROWN &. SERVE.· WINCHESTER . ()YSTERS 10 oz. CAN 1. 19 RICH'S WHIPPED 8 lbs•.for 16 oz. bots. 1.19 BOOTH'S STANDARD . "'-'· BOOTH APPLES . Analyzer, cards, tokens. • • • • • lb. ROME BEAUTY Bllllonala e GGIIINS !10710/ 1 . 'GORTON'S BREADED CORN .....,...l0¢EAR Returnable Bottle Leather . New Fresh . Big 32 oz. bats. Perfectly balanced; warp proof. grip. BANANAS WITH 3.00 OR MORE PURCHASE Coca-Cola ~ ... ~ 1 Twin Diesel Freight COLU MBUS AND SOUTHERN OHIO ELECTRIC COMPANY ~- PRODUCE DEPARTMENT PAK edges. 13" long. ~ Clleez. Whiz .._,_, ,... LA e JPA'o1~~tt; 44 cab. Safety-play Velveeta Cheese.••••••• 2 ~~~ 1.69 Cheese Whiz ••••••••••••• ~:s~~z.1.19 Miracle Margarine ••••••••• ~·~: 49~ p. . Ch eese Plzza ...•.••..•._... ,.only 49 •• Included ore an 1B" x 15" folding board, 30 playing Pieces, dice, instructions by Oswald Jacoby, Backgammon authority. loaded with fittings, equipment. Streamlined lb. KRAFT FINE FOOD BUYS! bats. Jacobys Backgammon Pumpers 19 CHOPS PORK CHOPS 16 oz. Middleport, 0 . to make 011r communities brighter, happier and better. FRENCH CITY BRAND POMEROY •4.00 We 'n! all working lb.l.09 bag Dudley's S9 N. 2nd RIB CHOPS WAGNER DRINKS PARTY ICE . lb. FOLIAGE GARDEN From French City Center Cut LOW PR~ECIALS! . 992 -5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Unli I 6: 0()...-Til 5 p .m . Sat. HERMAN GRATE 7nSS92 MASON, W. VA . ' -· . lb. Karr & Van Zandt MASON FURNITURE • • • French City Brand Quality CHOICE,I MIDDLEPORT, 0: FRENCH CITY CHUNK lb BOLOGNA TASTY ........................ ~ 79~ FRENCH CITY . . 12 oz. SKINLESS WIENERS •••••••••••••••••• pkg. 79~ FRENCH CITY "OHIO VALLEY" lb $119 SLICED BACON ...........•............. ~ POLISH SAUSAGE •••• ~u:~R~o.R; •••••••••••• 1!·. 99~ USDA CHOICE BEEF lb. GROUND BEEF • • • • • • •(ANY AMOUNT) • • • • • • • • • • • , 89~ Chen10ld Aluminum ·Tennis .R ackets Brighten the Day ForA Shut ln. · .. Send A FAMILY PACK PORK CHOPS USDR ~1111/,IN/Q.~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• •• • •• • at a day to be announced later. Mr. and Mrs . Lambert have moved into the home purchased from Dana Welsh . Mr. Clinton Gilkey and son, Tad, of Albany visited · Ava Gilkey on Saturday evening. Bob Welsh and Junior Payne, who are employed in Colwn· bus , spent the weekend with their families here. Junior Payne is a medical patient at Veterans Memorial Hospital. He was taken there on Sunday evening . doz. 39~ Present The ••••••••• • •••• Harrisonvill e Society' News EGGS • • J Karr & Van Zandt and Lloyd Mclaughlin Shop Ear1y Use Our Convenient Lay-A-Way Plan •We don't :monkey :around! We -select our :toys for :QUALITY, •EDUCA· ••TIONAL :vALUE& · •PRICE! • Pee Wee Department - Robert Roache, the owner !1!1 124 W. MAIN Nl•\ . I I .$109 �I 1- The Daily Sentmel Middleport.Pomeroy 0 , Nov .3 1973 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! I Carpenter News, Event Holhs Throckmorton of Milton W Va called on Murl Gala way Mendal Jordan and oth er area residents Mr Thr ockmorton 1s collecting matena) (Or 8 hlStOT) Of the area that he expects to corn plete Mr and Mrs Ed Marshall and gr andson Jumor Ha\\ kms of Lancaster called on her br other a nd s1ster m law Mr and Mrs R A Wh1ttmgton and other relatLves m the area Mr and Mrs Walter Jordan Galllpohs v1s1ted the1r parents Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan local and Mr and Mrs Chnton G1lkey and Tad of Alban y and called on the Dwame Jordans as they were enroute home Mr and Mrs J W Burke and ch1ldren of Albany called on her brother m law and Sisler Mr and Mrs Joe Me Whorter and fam1ly The supper and bazaar held at Carpenter Baptist Church were \\ell attended Mr and Mrs Harold Gillogly were bus mess callers m Florence S Car and v1ewed the Sights m West V1rgm1a Tennessee North Carohna and South Carolma Chr1stemng servLCes were held 1n Carpenter Bapllst Church on Sunday mormng by Re\ Cecil Cox for Mathew Linley Booth son of Mr and Mrs Steve Booth Guests here mcluded Mr Frank Booth and Mrs Leona Booth of M1d dleport Mr and Mrs Kent Prouse Charleston W Va and Mrs Garnet Moore Gma and Delena of Canton MISs Nancy Sm1th of Columbus spent a weekend here w1th her parents Mr and Mrs L"wiS Sm1lh Guests of Mr and Mrs H E Starkey were the1r ch1!dren and grandchildren Mr and Mrs Donald Jones of Nelsonville Mr and Mrs Roy Wiseman of Harrisonville and Mr and Mrs I..arr) Clark Tamara and Penny Chester Mr and Mrs Carl Greenlees \\ere m Waterford Oh10 for the weddmg of Mr Greenlees mece Jo Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Taylor Waterford to Jerry Raney also of Waterford at the Umted MethodiSt Church there Those from a distance who were called here by the death of Elza McComas mcluded Mrs V10la E Jones and Mr and Mrs Howard Reeves of Columbus Mr and Mrs Elza Wood of Pataskala Mr Hershel LoveJOY, New Carlisle Jlilrs Durwood Scott, Fa1rborn Mr and Mrs Gene Beatty and Mr and Mrs Robert Jones of Dayton Mr and Mrs Dora! Beatty and children Carlisle MISs Cmdy Wtle Cmcmnatl Mrs Georgia Wile Fairborn Mr and Mrs Danny Wtle Medway Mr and Mrs Btlly Brown and Mrs Ruth Brown H1cksv11le Mr and Mrs George 1o!dert Cambndge Mr and Mrs Gene Massey N1tro W Va and Mr Robert McComas Fl Wayne Ind Apple Grove News, Events By Mrs Herbert Roush Mr and Mrs Roy Donohew Mr and Mrs Wtley Ours v1s1ted Mr and Mrs Yokum at West Columbia Sunday and helped Mayla Yokum celebrate her btrthday Mrs Yokum IS the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wiley Ours Mr and Mrs 0\1. en An derson Joe and Bart Rhodes attended funeral servtces for their coustn Mrs Llzzte Sayre at the Casto Funeral Home m Evans W Va Thursday Mr and Mrs Ov,en Anderson VISited Mr Charles Fultz and Lester Rhodes at Cottageville on Sunday Mr and Mrs Ralph Badgley and Mrs Erwm Gloeckner spent the weekend wtth Mr and Mrs Larry Badgely and children at Fatrfax Va Mrs Marge Burn and Bill) W1!son and fnend of Bolivar Dam spent the weekend w1th Mrs Erma W1!son Mr and Mrs Dav1d Sayre Mrs Peggy Gregory or Fairborn were dmner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Bnan HarriS at Reedsville Mrs Peggy Gregory of Fa~rborn spent the weekend w1th Mr and Mrs Dav1d Sayre Mrs Emma Yokley of Colurnlllana returned to her home Thursday after a month s VISit with Mrs Iva Orr Mrs Charles Smith Mrs Tllelmll Capehart and Mrs WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 P M Dav Before Pubhc•t1on Monday Dead I ne 9 a m CanceHat10n Correct ons w II be accepted unfll9 a m for Day ot Pub I cat on REGULATIONS The Pub! sher reserves the right to edt or reiect i!ln't' ads deemed oblect1ona1 The publ sher will not be respon s bte tor more than one n correct nserllon RATES For Want Ad service 5 cents per Word on.e nsert on M n mum cnarge Sl 00 14 cents per word three consecut1ve 1nsert 1ons 26 cents per word s x con secut1ve lnserttons 25 Per Cent D scount on pa d ads and ads pa td w 1t h n 10 davs CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S2 00 for 50 word m n mum Each add t ona l w or d 3c BLIND ADS Add tonal 25c Charge per Advertisement OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Da ly 8 30 a m to \ 1 oo Noon Saturday Help Wanted 2 SIGNS CA kHOP and wa1tress wanted Apply 1n person at Crows Steak House 11 ll lOtc Lost LOST n Mason a fema le chocolate polni S amese cat Reward Call (304) 773 5303 11 9 31p .'/anted To Do -~----- ------- Nobce VILLAGE Fabrics now open after 2 week s of closure due to death In fam ly Open hours between 9 t tl 5 Monday through Fnday ll 13 Jfp SKATEAWAY announces hoi day part es Thanks 9 v ng November 16th and 17th Chr stmas Dec 21st and 22nd New Years tve Dec Available for pr vale 31st part es Monday Tuesday Thursdav even mgs Sat and Sunday afternoons Open Wed Friday and Saturday even ngs 7 30 10 30 Call 985 3929 985 3803 or 985 9996 11 l3 12tc FOR a real Chr stmas g ft for yo or ch1ldren and the entre famlty buy World Book Encycloped a Easy terms For free demonstrat on call Eldon R Kraeuter Rae ne Oh o Telephone 949 2491 11 13 Sip HOLIDAY SPECIA L November 12th through 24 Real st c Perm tor t nted bleached or hard to hold ha r made w th natural organ c prote n Regular S30 perms tor Sl5 Regular $25 perms for $12 50 Catl today for ap po ntment ask for Mae or Debb 992 3751 11 ll 121c -- TWO ROW New Idea co rn p cker 01 ver corn p cker for parts hog feeder large combmat on hog and ca ttle waterer w fh heater sma ll gran dr Jl Andrew Cross Rae ne Oh o PhOne 247 2852 11 9 4tc F LET C HER P1ano Serv c e Tun ng & Repa r Call 698 7731 1l 6 26tp Syracuse News, Society By JEAN HALL Mr and Mrs James Gum sler and Kitty of Pickermgton Carl Duckworth of Zanesville and Mr and Mrs James R Whtte and Mary Beth of Dunbar W Va viSited Sunday with Agnes Wh1te and Richard Duckworth Glenn Hudson who IS em ployed on the lakes IS home for several days on a siCk leave Mr Rtck Welf and friend, Petra Chapman Manon VISited on Sunday w1th hiS grandmother Mrs Ada Slack Mr and Mrs Don Pickens Of QUALITY LADv -.;-car;- ,or- eldertv woman or do tight housework Must 1 ve n Call 378 6319 l\ 13 4tC ------------TEXA S REFINERY CORP I Pomeroy Motor Co. , POMEROY HOME & AUTO ' I $1195 Cpe Local 1 owne r car 6 cy l automatic tran s s teermg atr cond Rad o good t~res MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER Dai~ Sentinel Pomeroy, Obio Are You Movmg • Cons1dermg An Auction• For Sale Wanted To Buy WANTED tor aucton BRUSH HOGS 4x5 ft phone 992 5858 household goods Tools most anythmg of value w II buy or 7 15 tfrsell on commiSSIOn W1ll haul Call 992 3354 or 992 2792 POLAROID Square Shooter Hayman s 7 25 lfc Camera $10 Used Royat Typewr ter \10 Motoro l a 21 OLD furniture oak tables nch console tetev 1s on $25 clocks ce boxes brass beds Fl oor pol Sher and scrubber dishes or complete S15 Carl Nelson 655 hOUSeho l dS Wr te M 0 M ddteport Sycamore St M tier Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o c at I 992 5083 after 4 p m call 992 6271 11 9 Jtc 5 13 tfc __. FREE EST WEDNESDAY NOV 14 1973 5 00 - 8u1lt to Your Specs Delivered to Job Stft ______ _______ _ ------------- ==---------- HOME INSURANCE -------------- Wanted To Buy Mobtle Homes For Sale --------------For Sale r MILLER U~OBILE HOMES 1220 Washmgton Blvd 423 7521 BELPRE 0 Pets For Sale YOU V E shopped the rest now buy th e best at Showalter s Wet Pel Shop Chester Oh10 New sh pment m stock 11 4 17tc MALE poodle puppy black m n ature Phone 992 5858 l113ttc BEAGLE pups Phone 985 3565 11 13 Jtp 2 BEEGLES 1 male and 1 female Two years old Could be reg stered Phone 992 6871 11113tc For Sale AM FM RADIO stereo B track tape com b.nat on 4 way speaker sound system Balance SllO 38 or use our budget terms Call 992 3965 11116tc HELP KEEP Barbe Ken Cnssey Kerry Mia Velvet Sh~rtey Temple A mee M m Mtss Ch pS Ch pper and Cynth a warm and dressed sharp w th the latest Fash ons by Marge s doll Clothes Call 696 1207 after 6 pm 11 11 3tc NEW SEARS 30 Wh 1te Electric stove used SIX t mes coni nuous clean oven black glass door Stove m Me1gs County Mrs C B Hayman 1889 Case Road Columbus 43224 11 11 3tp ------------GOLD Hoover washer sso Coppertone Range hood 515 Phone 949 3221 11 7 6tc ELECTROLUX vacuum cleaner A 1 cond ton uses paper bags has co rdwmder and many atfachments Atso shampooer attachment 1n eluded (On l y 4 ava lablel at S37 70 cash or terms available Phone 992 2984 11 7 6tc NEW \973 ZIG ZAG SEWING MACHINES m or gmal factory carton Ztg Zag to make buttonholes sew on buttons monograms and make fancy designs w th 1ust the tw1sl of as ngle d al Left n lay u way and never been used w It set I for only S47 cash or terms ava1lable Phone 992 2984 11 7 6tc · WHISPERING PINES NilE CLUB Have2 30 Ntfe Club l.tcenses Rt 7 Pomeroy, 01110 ur sar~ GROCERY buslne ~ I ros e Building for sa c J Pm Phone 773 5618 fr o r me-nt to 10 p m for a~p c.. 3 20 ttc --------------- MATERIALS CO -GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto Op-en 8 Tll5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam Pomeroy 0 -------------Auto Sales 5 ROOMS 2 bedroQmS and bath on 1 ' acre Good well large garage Furn shed $7 500 unfurn shed S6 500 Bottom of Cooks Gap H II on Rt 124 Can seen even ngs and be weekend 11 11 6tp LARGE LOT n Rutland w th turn shed 55 x 10 Mob le Home Trees and shrubs Phone 992 2627 11 11 3tc TWO bedroom house at 473 Sycamo re Street n M d dleport Vacant Call 992 5310 11413tc 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME 10 x 50 Wllh awn ng and pat1o 2 1 acre lot fru t trees garage cellar new water system and softener 1 out bu ld ng Lead ng Creek Water pa1d tor Langsv•lle Phone 992 3557 or 992 2549 Shown bV appointment 11 7 6t c 2 BEDROOMS 1 12 bath forced a r furnace garage out bu ld ng Call 992 3022 or 992 3298 11 7 7tp 2"'BEDROOM hous~> 3 years otd carpet ng b g kitchen w th lots of cab nets 2 acre of ground Racine Oh io Call 949 4998 9 12 tfc SMALL iiouse Ideal for a couple or bachelor Fully furn shed Can be financed w th $100 down Phone 992 5786 11 13 6tc All SIZES IN STOCK I.e! Us Install New I Ail Phone 992 9932 DUE to settlement of estate of Wtll am Baley I have one complete 4 rooms of furn1ture for sate 1 fuel oil s gler stove 2 beds 2 dressers 1 refr gerator Cookmg sto11e bottled gas Round table 4 chairs wash stand 3 chalrs davenport 1 buffet 1 kitchen cabinet t wish to sell these Items whole not piece by piece See Mrs Betty Lou Newlun near Post offlc;e So)( 3 Long Bottom Oh1o Terms cash 11 13 Jtc ELECTRIC football Phone 985 3565 game 11 13 Jtp Ext:AvA TiNG D~ze;;-~rge ant'f smatl Backhoes and loaders on track and t res Dump truck Lo bov St>r v ce Sept c tank:;. nstalled George ( !3 ID Pull ns phone 992 2478 or 997 7402 2 9 tfc 12 12 12 1 l 2 2 ----- 4 5-T·R·E-T-C-H 4 YOUR BUILDING D.O-L-L·A·R 5 5 5 W1th Skilled Craftsmanship 6 6 7 D. L. MOORE & SONS 7 PH 992 6675 8 G & EA,ppl ance Repa-r:- Phone at the shop 992 3802 or 949 4254 Ntce Ranch 4 bedrooms Bath Alum & Stone stdmg 2 car garage Screened Pat o Gas F A Heat Full basement Rec room Lof 100x1DO For Mob1le hOme or horne Lot 70x90 All ut111ties close Excellent neighborhood 8 10 24 301p ~LNA and Wh te Sew ng Mach nes Serv ce on all makes Reasonabfe rates The Sew ng Center M d dteport Ohio 11 16 tfc a R ght B 10 RFD 20 Return of Peyton Pla ce 3 15 One Life to Live 13 Secret Storm 10 Phil Donahue 4 Match Game 73 8 Fl nt stones 6 Off lhe Record 20 00 Mr'. Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame Sf 33 Love Amer ca n Style 13 Merv Griffin 4 Speedracer 6 t Love Lucy a Sesame Streel 20 Mov1e Branded 10 30 - Ha zel 8 Green Acres 3 Jeopardy 4 Bonanza 15 ABC Afterschool Spec al 6 13 00 - Mr Rogers 20 33 Bonanza 3 Merv Griff n 4 And y Gr ff lh B 30 .- Elec Co 33 Gomer Pyle 13 Beverly Hdtb Ille s 8 Hodg epodge Lodge20 Tra Is West 15 1 Love Lucy 6 55 - Earl N ghtmgale 15 00 - News 3 4 8 10 15 16 ABC News 13 Sesame Stree t 20 Persona l ty and Behav10ral De11elopment 33 30 - N ews 3 4 6 8 10 15 Hogans Heroes 13 00 - News 10 What s My L1ne 8 Truth or Conseq J 6 Beat the Clock 4 Anyth ng You Can Do 13 Elec Co 20 Know Your Schools 33 I Spy 15 30 - Ep sode Actl on 33 On the Money 4 To Tell the Truth 6 Sal e of the Cen tur y B Pol ce Surgeon J The Judg e 10 Beat the Clock 13 Know Your Ant ques20 Poll cal Talk 15 00 - Sonn y & Cher 8 10 Adam 12 3 4 15 Mov1e Bnan s Song 6 13 Btll Moyers Journal 20 33 30 - Elv s A loha From Hawaii 3 4 15 The Sess on 33 A NORTH ----------RON SHEPtt..J.tD Floo;-Wall cUitJvat1on Some nice timber Large e room house Pnce too much for most people ONE FLOOR - 6 rooms and bath Very n ce modern ktt chen hot water heat and garage HARRISON S TV service and service calts Phone 992 2s 22 2 9 tfc ACRES BO for WEST EI\ST . 95 .732 .K74 +K3 +KH62 fJI 09 +Q J94 +AtOB3 SOUTH IDJ MODERN RANCH TYPE - 2 bedrooms bath n1ce kttchen carpet and large tot REDUCED - 3 bedrooms m mce locat1on Hot W1Jter heat 2 garage Near Shopp.ng TUPPERS PlAINS - Just I bedroom ranch type home bath ntce large kitchen with b1rch cabinets 3 acres SYRACUSE - 3 bedroom West l• ranch type home bath gas furnace Garage and niCe lot NEW LISTING - Modern 4 $18 000 ()() REDUCED - 6 room house on hill Easy to heat G••ra,Qe w th storage and level Favonte Country Stars Vtslt On THE RALPH EMERY SHOW 4:30 TO 5:30 Monday lhru Friday On WMJiO.FM STEREO. 92.1 M1ddlopprt-Pomoroy _ 15 Psych yourself out, gu-1 1 Instead of thinkmg, • He s beautiful and I'm not,' think mstead He's new m town and needs a mce person like me to make h1m feel at home " When you start h•lpmg someone, you stop go1ng overboard to make a b1g 1mpress1on - which IS what brmgs on the "weird act -SUE +++ Dear 15 In other words relax I And thmk well of yourself Don t forget you rea popular g1rl who attracts fr1ends, and he's a new guy who needs a fr1end What s more, you've got the ms1de track because he lives on your block W1th a combmation like this, how could you lose ? - Good luck ' - HELEN +++ Dear Rap Why IS 1ta femalecanholdhands kiSS or hug another female and people thmk nothrng of It, but if a male even touches another male (outstde of punchmg him) look out' They're called queers - WONDERING BOY ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH 2 Building ACROSS extension 1 Gonertls 3 Fnend m lather Toulon 5 Ph1hp 4 Race the pme motor 1sland 5 Chalced 10ony Gantry 6 Moslem 12- Greek market place 13 Symbol of peace (2 wds) 15 Stamp16 Colorado resort 19 FISh In Perstan mythology ZZ Exhaust 23 Metnc land measure 24 Wh1tney s lnnova bon (2 wds) ruler 7 Abbey (abbr) 8 Curve 9 Cheer leaders shout 11 Do penance 14 Belt for Zapata 16 Neckwear style 17 Wheel part 18. Rose fragment Yuterday'o Amllwer• •·•• 19 - Carta 31 Stre s mate zo The 32 Greek Tempest letter character 33 Notw1th 21 Com1c standing strip 34 Wmetyke 35 Poebcal 25 Almost 1 adverb Immedt 36 Actress ate!y MaryWith 'tn 37 Stannum (2 wds) 38. All30 Make alreshr;..-r.-.l':"'"u...;p,...-r.;--r 26 USSR Dear W B Because the American Way of Masculinity has traditwnally been Tough, undemonstrative - the attitude that only g1rls or gays let tbetr emotiOns show m poblic Women, on the other hand are supposed to be warm and affectionate Ew-opean and Latm-Amer~can men don't suffer from this distance ' phob1a but 1t will be a long time before our unage conscious U S males entirely outgrow their fear of touchmg Pity - HELEN Prom1se Shared 20 9 00 - Cannon 8 10 TheM ld Bunch 20 33 9 30 - Mo111 e Trapped 6 13 Woman 20 Washtngton Debates ~ltll~~@fkJ-&IJ.-J,l>y H£NIH AliNOI IJ .<nd 11011 I[£ Unscramble these four Jumbles. one letter to each square to 13 words form four ord1nary I MAWPS :.:::.1............ :!.~l::!r~- r river 27 Fnend less chap 28 Such (Fr) 29 Where the Rubicon flows 30 Portu guese ooln 31 Type of wine (2 wds) 39 Onward 40 Eldnlch 41 Maxim 42 Land lords due DOWN 1 Drrector McCarey I ( J t I I ) IYENICT ISHEERA) I [ ! AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter sunply stands for another In thiS sample A is used for the three L s X for the two 0 s etc Smgle letters apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hmts Each day the code letters are d11ferent CRYPTOQUOTES II [j (J I A NODDINC:. ACQUAINTANCE Now arrance the eireted tetten to form the aurpnae answer, u suggested by the above cartoon. D [ I I )-( I I ] (Aa.wt:n loaaorrow) Yederd•J • Ill DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE -Here's how to work tt I.__=Prillt=the=SIJNIII::::ISE:::.::ANSW!II=•~I )umbl" HOUSE AUDIT CTMIAL PREACH A.nno'er SoundR as though gou re be1ng pur11ued ll'he" 1/0U re JU~tl berng modeat- CHASTI XZ GQVS KUBN XZ ZXGVL DGZQ GQVS DXYSL WMS MXGU OBQF DXYSL WMS KUBN -HMGZSLS EUBRSUO Yesterday's Cr)-ploquote IN ART NEVER DO AS OTHERS DO, IN MORALS, ACT LIKE EVERYBODY ELSE "-JULES RENARD (@ 1e7a ][Ia& Foatano Sya.U...to,lac) HANDCUFP.i, PlUS A ~.Ar.OE I.OG SA'Y? ClolA.IN A.NO PADLOCK! Double 1N T Pass 3• Pass 3• Pass Pass I· Pass 2t 3+ 4t By Oswald & James Jacoby CAPTAIN EASY One form of psychic IS the I Pert, so called gulp1c The gulp1c wh~ d1dn t b1dder sor t of gulps or breathes hard when he b1ds 11 ~ou tell beca use hts hand 1s close to u~ 4ou an opemng b1d m h1gh card were strength The gulp1c works on SIC~-.......~~ occasion but costs 1ts u sers so much m partnership conf1 dence that there lS no ment m 1t West s openmg bid was one of those gulp1cs It worked for a wh1!e Souths b1d of JUSt two spades d1d not come close to showmg the full 'alue of hiS hand and North passed Untortunately for West hiS partner dec1ded to compete further After East s three club b1d South showed h1 s second su1t and contmued to four spades after North gave mm a SEPTIC TANKsCLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph .. 46 [ .4782 Gallipolis John 1"1: ussel! Owner and Operator { Your It wasn I perfect but not bad So when TC came along, the FCC adopted a somewhat smular policy The band was d1v1ded mto two categor~es very h1gh frequency stat10ns (and this was subdiVIded rather unfarrly w1th channels 2-9 gettmg a better s1gnal than channels 7 13) and ultra htgh frequency stations which dart t give nearl; as much range or coverage Thus, the VHF stat10ns would be the b1g boomers while the UHFs would proVlde local serv1ce II was a flop to be charitable The VHF statwns waxed !at and prosperous and the UHF -ers floundered w1th small audiences due to thelf !muted stgnalarea need for spec1a! an tennae channel converters etc (For example the local market - w1th VHF channels 3 6 and 13 - IS allocated UHF Signals 23, 29 33 and 49 Channel 49 lr1ed to make a go of 1t two decades ago and fa1led Channel 33 IS an educa!Lonal channel - and you need cable to brmg 1t m m most areas around here, although Its transmttter IS only 21).25 miles from Gallipolis Pi Pleasant ) Hence the great drop m 1dea from the White House Present regulatwns reqUire VHF statwns to be !50 miles or more apart but atmospheric and other conditiOnS can play hob With statiOns more remote than that (A good example occurs to my sorrow on the cable system when Channel4 WOAT TV Oak Hill W Va , starts to ovemde the Signal we want WLWC TV also Channel4 Columbus I Dear Rap llus new boy JUSt moved m down the street There s only one word to describe him beautiful ' My friends say I ve got a chance wtth him but 1 don't know I'm not very beautiful, but I seem to get plenty of boyfnends But HIM' Seems like every t~rne I m around h~m , I say something stupid or act we1td Please g1ve me some tips I really do like him a lot and want him to like me - 15 AND FEELING HELPLESS Opemng leact - J• --------- I .Mustc North Sou th vulnerable North East South Pass Pass Pass READY MIX CONCRETE delivered right to your prolect F'ast and easy Free esttm&tes Phone 99 2 3284 Goegteln Readv Mix Co Middleport Ohio 6 JO tfc 5 12 tfc areas Psych YoursetfO~t, Gtrl • \10872 + 5 --- ---------- a rather techmcal and sltcky column but if you re mterested m teleVISIOn - and about 98 pet of American fam1lles are - you ought to read 1t There s a possibility - not a likelihood but a posstb1lily that our area could be served by two new teleVISIOn stations at some lime m the not-too-d1stant future At least that s the conclusion of the While House s Off1ce of Telecommumcatlons Polley wh1ch has looked at the subJect of TV s1gnal allocallons long and hard tf 11 happens and my personal bet 1s that 11 won t then you would fmd new stations avatlable on channels 2 and 11 Here m a nutshell IS what has happened over the years of teleVISIOn s growth There IS only a l1m1led amount of space available on the broadcast spectrum mcludmg AM and FM radiO , amatewcltlzens pollee and a1r frequencies space achVItes, and heaven knows what else A televiSIOn s1gnal requ1res a monumental amount of that spectrum As an example you could squeeze the entire AM radiO band mto the spectrum space occupied by WSAZ TV more than three t1mes The whole FM band could be put mlo the space occup1ed by WCHS TV and WHTN TV Fa1r diStributiOn of this spectrum IS the Job of the Federal Commumcatlons CommiSSIOn and would test the WISdom of Solomon Away back when, the FCC had good luck w1th AM radiO allocations baSically di"dmg them mto three categories Smaller loca!-<l<!rvlce stahons such as WJEH-Gall1po!ts and WMPO M1ddleporl Pomeroy full time stations a1med at larger population concentratiOns such as WCHS-AM m Charleston or WTVN AM m Columbus and b1g powerful clear channel statwns such as WLW m Cincmnall to serve b1g geographiC Bnttt-1 • QJ864 ------- ------ - - -- - - 11118 IS gomg to ~Ut' • Q3 Remodeling Ceram 1c t le i baths Box 280 Rutland 742 3664 6 26 tfc ;:;-~~;==== monds yo u pari ner has b1d four dmmond sO\er '1-0UI lh1ee spades Wh tt do )0U do now 1! • A K 10 .1\86 52 • 65 +QH By Hclt'n and BY PAUL CRABTREE 1000 TheB lue Knght J 415 Ko1akB 10 News 20 10 30 - Mou nta n Scene 33 11 00 - NewsJ 4 6 8 10 IJ 15 Janak I 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Move The Sc arface Mob Jack Paar Ton te6 CBS News Spec a l8 10 12 00 ........ Move D ia monds Are Br tfle 10 1 00 - Tomorrow3 4 Ja c k Paar Ton te 13 2 00 _,. News 4 2 30 - New s 13 Females too these days Wtlh so much talk ~ homosexuality gorng around, women are also sh)'lllg away from open friendly gestures, and that s a shame because we need more demonstrated affection, not less, to make 1! m this modern world - SUE Generation Rap 33 Opponents gul/op on to game 0 DEi.L WHEEL Alignment located at Crossroads Rt 124 now back to work Complete front end service tune up and brake serv ce Wheels balanced electron cally All work guaranteed Reasonable rates Phone 7.42 3232 2 18 tfc room w!lh wood bur .. ng f1replace patto 8xl4 remote controlled garage doors beauf1ful k1tchen w1th range Carpet & Insulated $50 000 00 POMEROY 1V2 sfory frame 3 bedrooms Bath Dining room Ut llty 1n k1tchen or basement Gas furnace Porches $11 500 00 992 2259 If no answer 992 2568,__.~ a WIN AT BRIDGE ---:-==== ----- porches full basement double PROPERTIES ARE MOVING FAST LIST TODAY HENRY E CI.ElfND BROKER ' J.6v 1~ Real Estate For Sale $2 000 00 new home left till others are flntshed Ranch Type 3 bedrooms Colored Bath Utility room All elecfrtc Carpeted throughout tn your choice of colors Garage 1 Level acre $18 900 00 Royal Wedd ing 3 4 15 00 - Royal Weddmg 6 30 - Royal Weddmg e 00 - New Zoo Re11 ue 13 Sesame Sf 33 Lass1e6 30 - D1ck Van Dyke 13 Huck and Yog16 55 - News 13 00 Paul Dtx.on 4 Frtendl y Junction 10 AM 3 B d Bunch 6 Abbott and Costello e Cover to Cover 33 L ttle Boy Lost 13 30 - Sec ret Storm M ichael s & Co 6 55 - Chuck White Reports 10 00 - D nah Shore 3 15 Joker s Wild 10 a 30 - Baffle 3 4 15 $10 000 Pyram1d 10 MIKe Douglass 6 00 - GambltO 10 Passwordl3 Wtzardof0dds3 4 15 30 - HollywoodSquares3 415 Love of L1fe8 10 Bowl1ng6 8 rady Bunch 13 Sesame Street 33 55 - CBSNewse Dan lmel sWorld10 00 - Jeopardy 3 15 Password 6 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4 N ews 13 News 10 8 30 - Search t orTomorrowe 10 SpltSecond6 3Ws3 15 45 - Electnc Company 33 55 - N ews 3 15 00 - News 3 All My Chtldren 6 13 Not for Wom en Only 15 Concentrat on 8 What s My Lme 10 30 ~ Three on a Match 3 4 15 As the World T urn s e 10 ABC Afternoon Playbreak 6 13 45 - Cover to Cover 33 00 - Days of Our L ves3 4 15 Gu dmg L1ght 8 10 30 - Doc tors3 4 15 EdgeofNtghtB 10 00 - Another World 3 4 15 General Hosptfal 6 13 Pr ce Is 3 30 - SEWING MACH'tNE S Repa ir S~PTIC- r A~s - ~~;~d serv ce alt makes 992 2284 Modern San tat10n 992 3954 or Tl"e Fabr c Shop Pomeroy 992 7349 Author zed Smger Sales and 10 23 lfc serv1ce we Sharpen Sc ssors 3 29 He DEAD S 1OCK - W Jl remove -~------- ----at a reasonable charge Call FOR FREE est mates on 245 5514 alum 1num s d ng Storm 8 23 9otc Doors and W ndows Car ports Marquees and Ra ling Phone Chartes Lisle Sy racuse Oh o Cart Jacob Sales Representative V V 6 ROOMS and bath n town Jotlnson and Son Inc $11 000 Call 992 3975 or 992 6 22 ti c 2571 9 28 tfc SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS YOU CAN st 11 beat the CLEANED REPAIRED skyrocket ng co st of new MILLER SANITATION construct on w th th s tovely STEWART OHIO PH 662 older home be ng offered tor 3035 sate by owner n 10 4 tfc Pomero.., Recenlly re modeled the home has 3 ~ ~ f';;=.== Roger Hysell s bedrooms bath large fam1ly OPEN Garage near Crossroads on style k l chen and a separale St Rt 124 alt mechan cal d1nmg or ta m ty room New work nctud ng automat c a tum num s d ng exter or transm1ss ons Monday thru w th outs de entrance to Sat 8 30 a m to 6 p m Phone baser 1ent A sel t ng pr ce of 992 5682 garage or 992 7121 $15 000 ncludes comp lete res1dence furn sh ngs for th s home ltJ 28 26tc Owner w II hetp f inance Call 593 5667 !A thens ) Shown bY P&JHearn; & c00ifi9Gas or appomtment only Fuel 011 - We have many 10 14 30tc furna ce parts and plumb ng parts for 10 pet above cost THE ELMER Dav s reat estale 215 N Second Mtddteport s tuated In Sa l sbury 992 3509 TownShiP w II be sold at the 10 31 JOtc offiCe of J B 0 Br en at torney at law Sa turday C BRADFORD Auc:f10neer November 17 1973 at 10 00 Complete Serv1ce a m to the highest b1dder for Phone 949 3821 not tess than the appra sed Rae ne Ohio value thereof Be ng 1 55 Crltt Bradford acres and house appra sed at S 1 tiC S250 1 40 acres and house appra sed at $235 For further F.XCAVATING dozer loader nfor mat on call 992 2720 and backhoe work sept c 11 12 3tc tanks Installed dump trucks and lo boys for hire will haul I II dirt top soli limestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 night phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc 150 $21 000 ()() MIDDLEPORT 11 12 742-6273 3 bedrooms 2 h baths family ------- ------ Postftve Stop and Go In Mud & Snow Pomerot PHONE OPE'IHOUSE-1 TOSSAT & SUN N~;.R RODNEY - New SALT FOR ICE AND SNOW Rock salt for townsh ps towns and busmesses n bulks and bags tor ce and snow E~ece l s1or Salt Works Phone 992 3891 11 11 tfc CO.OP COUNTRY SOUIRE 120 II ----- - - -------- Real Estate For Sale SYRACUSE - 10 l1 J ----- ---- Type 9 10 Roofmg Spoutmg K1lchens & Bathrooms Complete Remodeling 30 Da!lv 8 12 Sat l1 nw Q H Rawlmgs Sons Bu lldmg 101 Middleport 0 68 CHEVROLET Impala Super Sport f or sale or take over AU 1 urv uO ILt= nsurance oeen payments George Hollz 556 cance lle d? Los t your Laurel St M ddleport operator s 1 cen~ Call 992 1\ 13 2tp 7428 6 15 tic 1966 PLYMOUTH Belveda r Stat on Wagon Phone 992 WILL Tr m or cut trees and 3866 shrubbery Also clean out 11 8 6tc basemenl s attics etc Call 949 322 1 or 742 4441 1970 PLYMOUTH Subu rban 10 1030tc Stat on Wagon a r con dlt on ng Tape Ptayer rad o --- --- --~--~=-MOBILE home repa r Elec and automat c transm1ss on tr cat plvmb ng and heating $1 400 Dave H II Rae ne 949 Phone 992 5858 2762 7 15 ttc 11 11 61c CITioJ_ENS Nat onal Bank w l! offer for sale at the r off ce n M•ddleport Oh o at 10 a m November 23 a 1971 Ford 2 door Hardtop Tortno Ser a l No 1A25F 129481 11 1231c 9 PRICE CONSTRUCTION a4 DOZER and back hoe work ponds and sept c tanks d t MINI BACKHOE serv ce ch ng serv ce top so I ftll Charles R Half eld Route 1 d1r1 t mestone B&K Rutland OhiO Phone 742 Escavat ng Phone 992 5367 or 6092 992 3861 1113 lBtp 9 1 ttc CAR PENTER work masonry work general remodel ng by hour or contract Phone 993 3511 ll 2 26tp 9 SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. • Employment Wanted --~ -- ---------- 8 From tne taroest Bulldoz.er Radiator to ~ma nes t Heater Co r~ Nathan Btgg s Radtator Spectahst Ph '992 2174 It Must Be R1ght or we Will ke tt Rtght --- --------~-- It's Snow Tire Time 1 l Ahgnment On Mos1 Amencan Cars 7 8 8 Spec1ahst Wheel •5.55 6 • Mason W "'' EXPERT Wheel Alignment PURE BREED Corr ed<lle Ram Catt 992 2630 11 11 Jtc SUPER SERVICE STA ... _ Jack W Carsey Mgr For Sale HOGG & ZUSPAN 773 SSS4 4 IS 9 30 - Hawkms 8 10 The Session 20 33 10 00 - TheBiueKnlght3 4 15 News20 Our5treet33 10 30 - Woman 33 11 00 - N ewsJ 4 6 8 10 13 IS Ja n;,k1 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson~ 4 15 ln 111 lat1on to the Royal Wedd1ng 6 M ov1e H eaven with a Gun 8 Gaby 10 The Trap 13 1 00 - TomorrowJ 4 ln v1 tat on lo the Royal Wedd1ng 13 2 00 - N ews 4 2 30 - News 13 992 7608 WOOD TRUSSES All work guaranteed 00 - Bob Hope 3 9 Johnson Masonry & (Remodeling) ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED Area s Most Reasonable Prices For Rent Mildred Fry of New Haven spent Thursday with Mrs Eula Wolfe Sunday guests of Mrs Eula Wolfe were Mr and Mrs Carroll Noms and daughter, Debb1e 1of Syracuse and Mr and Mts Jerry Coughlin and children Matthew and Chnstme of West Mtllon Davtd Fox of Manetta IS confmed to the home, of hiS parents Mr and Mrs David Fox w1th pneurnoma Mr and Mrs Carroll Balser and family of Mansfield spent Saturday with hiS mother Mrs AliCe Balser and VISited Mrs Balser s father John Thomas at a rest home m Wellston and called on Mr and Mrs Jack Ables and fanuly Mrs Freda Manuel Is a med1cal patient at Veterans Memorial Hoso1t::r.1 Richard Rowe of Racme IS a med1cal patient at Holzer Med1cal Center Mrs Emma Johnson and Debbie LaValley of Racme VISited Mr and Mrs Robert Smtih Sr Sunday Mr and Mrs Everette Parsons of Negley VISited Mrs Ruth Parsons at Veterans Memonal Hospital Tuesday and also VISited Mrs Edna Parsons and Preston Parsons E;dward Wtldermu th of Galhpohs VISited Mr and Mrs Edward Miller Mrs Wa)llle McLaughlin and daughter of ColumbLIS VISited Atom1c clocks are so ac Mr and Mrs Earl Adams curate that m 100 000 years Mrs Marshall Adams VISited they would gam 6r lose only Mrs Freda Evans a few seconds FURNITURE 992 7474 BP<Ibury COMPL fE INTERIOR REPAIR Pamtmg A Spectalty --------------- Nease and family Mr and Mrs John Slack and children, John, Jr Donald and Lwda of Sandyville were weekend guests of hiS mother Mrs Ada Slack and her relatives of Rutland Lawrence Blake and son, Kenny spent a couple of days vtsttng the former's brother, Mr and Mrs Charles Blake Rachel McBnde Frankie Mumaw and Agnes White of the Presbytertan Church attended the World Commuruty Day Friday at the Tr1mty Church Pomeroy Recent VISitors of Mr and Mrs Dale Teaford and family were Mrs Allah Teaford and Tammy of Hebron Mr and Mrs Sampson Hall and Mrs Jamce Lawson and Dav1d spent Saturday m Parkersburg, shoppmg Mrs Estella Restor, Carrolton and Vella Gerlach, Letart W Va , spent Monday mght With Myla Hudson On Tuesday they went to Millwood W Va to VISit Mr and Mrs Fred Roush Denver Parsons, Fellsmere, Fla IS spendmg an mdefm1te time here w1th relatives and fr1ends Mrs Ada Slack accompanied by her grandson Rick Welt and fr1end Petra Chapman, Mar1on were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson and family of Wolf Pen Mrs Etleen Clark Mrs Jamce Lawson, Mrs Margaret Cottrill and Mrs Sampson Hall of Gwdmg Star Counctl No 124, Daughters of America, attended a fnendship meeting at the Lions Club Building 1n Belpre hosted by Belle Pratne Counctl and Lmcoln Hill Pomerov 0 18 ALJO Travel Tra ler sleeps ONE GOOD coon dog Phone four self c onta ned 35 000 after 6 p m 742 6194 Rutland BTU heater oven and 3 11 11 6tc burner stove gas - - - - - - - - - - -- refr Qerator gas 1 ghl and 110 B&G Auction Athens 0 CORNER cupboards waif ~rt12Vtl ghhts Complete with w II pay cash for your entre cupboards chests old guns o wa ers ower 2new 10ply t~res S1 650 See Jerry household or any good any cond t on Also blue Hayman County Rd 28 1 m1scellaneous Items or w1ll d ecorated stoneware Wnte m 1e north o f Bashan hold an auctton for you at P 0 Box 44 Mart nsburg 11 9 7t Oh1o 43935 or call 1 484 4440 - - -- - - - - - - - - - - c your res1dence reasonable after 7 P m EXCELSIOR Sa lt Works E 8 8 90tc Ma in St Pomeroy All kinds You II ltke our competent of salt water pellets water dependable service nuggets block salt and own Oh o Rtver Salt Phone 992 Call Athens Ohto 3891 MODEST 2 bedroom un 593 5035 Co !lect 6 5 tfc furn shed house n M ddleport ,~=~~'~ on Peart Street For n = ==-= format on phone 992 3262 LOTS of chrysanthemums for KOSCOT KOSMETlCS a. WIGS 11 13 3tc sale f eld grown We only Spec als each month We w 11 have one color - yellow 10 gladly show you our I ne of bunches for $5 We have some Kosmet cs n the pr vacy of 3 AND 4 ROOM furniShed and out n lull bloom some tust your home at your con budd ng Reynolds Flower unfurnished apartments ven i ence Remember Chr st Shop Mason w va Call 773 Phone 992 543.4 mas s not far away so phone .412tfc 5147 Helen Jane Brown 992 5113 9 26 tfc 11 9 tiC ROOMS by the week $18 up - - -- - - -- - - - - -Megs Inn Pomeroy APPROXIMATELY 20acresot MEIGS County F sh & Game 7~2 tfc and excellent build ng s1te As soc at on m eels November all 742 5223 14th 7 30 p m Syracuse Club PRIVATE meet ng room f 10 21 301 Room any organ zat1on phone 2 --- -- - ---~ p 11 11 4tc 3975 1973 STEREO RadiO-Com 3 11 tfc b nat on w th 8 track bu It n take 011er payments of $7 55 FURNISHED apartment per month or pay 5101 50 Call Mason W Va r ght on man 992 533 1 Call h ghway New apartment 10 21 tfc Phone 773 5147 Stephen C Snowden 1111 7tp 1973 ZIG ZAG sew ng mach ne SS3 Russell St UATI fAIM Th s machine darns em (Gravel H111J bro ders overcasts and TWO BEDROOM Ira ler 2 Middleport Oh1o monograms all w1thout at m le from Harr sonv tie on New L rna Road Phone 742 ta chrne nts Pay balance of Phone 992 7155 II'IISUtoUICI 541 50 or pay 56 a month Ca ll 5802 11 11 At e 992 533 I State Far r f<rt' .1"11 L•'.uall• Corupa~~ 10 21 tfc APARTMENT Phone 992 2550 STEREO RADIO am fm 81rack or 742 6551 tape comb nat on 4 speaker 11 8 61c N O 1 COPPER 70c Rad1ators sound system Balance 33c brass JOe batter es 90c Sll6 98 or terms a11a11able M A Hall Reedsv lie Phone Call 992 3965 378 6249 11 6 6tc 11 8 tfc CASH pa d tor all makes and models of mob1le homes a TRACK stereo console due to Phone area code 614 423 9531 damage n sh pmenl Will set I 4 13 tfc for small balance of $99 or payments of S6 99 80BUSHELofnewcorn Sl 75at ' " - - - - - - - - - - - - - . per r;nonlh Call 992 5331 house $2 del vered Phone 985 3531 ... ong Bottom Rt 1 A1r Conditioners 11 4 lfc Russell Cline Awmngs 11 13 3tc 1973 ZtG ZAG sew ng mach ne Underpmnmg Take over a payments of $5 25 per month or d scount for Cheryl and Randy of Toledo Complete mob1le home cash Call 991 53 11 11 4 tf c spent the weekend VISIIing serv ce plus g1gant c d1splay of mollde homes their parents Mr and Mrs CUB CADAT 10 h p cultivator always ava1lable at $395 00 60 bales m1xed hay 1 Howard Largent and Mr and Homel1ght space heater wtlh Mrs Spm Pickens They also thermostat $110 00 Phone VISI~ed Mr and Mrs Charles 949 2134 l1112tc A L Co Road 5 Ph 992 5271 --------------- B11l Wade, Auct1oneer OPFICE SUPPLIES Body Shop Needed al once lor the Racine ..Syracuse area Apply al The ____________ . 992-2839 ~ene's power I SI2SOPerm for Req Ha1r t:8 so AUTO TRIM 1895 1968 PONTIAC LoMANS - & THINGS 6 00 - N ews 3 4 8 10 15 6 Sesame Street 10 ABC News 13 Nu rsing Process 33 6 30 - NBC N ews 3 4 15 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 Hogans Heroes 13 Your Future Is Now 33 1 OD - Truth or Consequences 3 6 What s My Lme 8 Bea t the Clock 4 News 10 Duty s Trail 13 Marc::o Sport lite 33 Lee Trevino s Golf for Swmgers 15 Elcdr c Company 20 7 IS - Janakt 33 1 30 - New Dat1no Game 3 To Tell the Truth 6 Beat the Clock 13 World of Surv1val 4 New Pnce s R1ght 8 10 Charles Bla r s Better World IS 8 00 - Snoopy Directs the 1ce Fot11es 3 A 15 Reddtck 20 33 TemOPratures Rlsmo 6 13 Maude 8 10 8 30 - Move The Cowboys 6 13 Hawa1 F 1ve 08 10 Johmes Beauty Salon NOV SPEC RUSSELL'S Stoo In and See Our Floor D1~la ~ , 4 door factory atr automat•c transm1ss•on power st eermg & brakes good white wall ftres whtfe ft m sh vinyl roof rad• o h eavy duty suspe ns on ------------~~ - 606 E Mam Pomeroy St295 good t res rad10 4 door V 8 automatic power steenng blue f n15h spo11ess ntenor 1970 DODGE POLARA Services Business - ' 992 2094 1970 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill offers PLENTY OF MONEY p l us cash bonuses tr nge benef1ts to mat ure nd1v dual n M ddteport Pomeroy area Regardless of e~e per ence a1rma t A I Pate Texas Refinery Corp Box 711 Ft worth Te~e 76101 11 11 Sip Not1ce WILL do paper hang ng and pa ntmg Ca l l Arthur Mu sser 741 5'213 10 11 JOtp -~--------- Telert~!2~~ 9~og '------------------------------;~ 6-TheDall)SentUll'l MiddleportPomero),O Nov 131973 WB You should be 1n a n ce clean rest home~~~ .A THE BORN LOSER MNNIES IN A STATE OF BLJT 11<1$ BABY HA5 HER OUT OF HER DEPRE56ION EMOTIONAL 1URMOIL 5NAPPED 51NCE HA~ S DEATH SHE ISN'T ACTINC7 GIVEN HER A RE'\50N RATIONALLY I lOU SHOULD OEE HER NDW 1 I M Tl<l<l~ A ~~T CHANGEO m:1MAN f CQt.R..e PEI?RY 5HEI5 A I~~~~-- A/AXX> (;)(fiWTN6 l.EARIJS TO D!;t.IL'~1"E FOR CA~RYIN6 ON- ~ preter~m.:~ Four spades made eaSily after Wests opemng lead of the Jack of hearts It solved all Souths problems m that SUit West complamed about hiS partner s three club call but no one can really blame East How could he have known what was actually happen mg? ThiS hand was played m a learn of four match At the other table West passed as any normal bndge player would North opened the b1d dmg w1th one heart South responded one spade and smce South had passed ong1 nally North elected to let the hand play at the one level East could fmd no excuse to reopen and game was miSsed = r r E3 E3 D u- . D C()toJIE UP LATER WtfH THeSE i\\0 MAf.I5ADIE HA\'IKINS DA'I PRIC DICKSHUN 15 AS FOLL'IS- Nf WSPAPt:ft ENTEHI RISE ASSN ' The btddmg has been North West Pass Pass Pass 2+ 3+ S+ 13 East ME STUMPED Pass AUNT LOWEEZY p,ss Pass THIS DADBURN RITHMATIC PROBLEM 5 GOT 'iOU RECKON UNKSNUFFY COULD RIDDLE IT OUT' I WOULDNT COUNT ON IT HES BEEN STUMPED TH LIVELONG DAY '(QU KNOW WHAT WE NEED MA AM' 1{0() TELL ME WHAI 600K I'LL ? You South hold •A2•s +AQJ87.AKJ65 you do now1 A - Bid six diamonds Your partner has shown some signs of What lifo do TODAY S QUESTION In le r!d of I} dchnB five dta ' I I �I 1- The Daily Sentmel Middleport.Pomeroy 0 , Nov .3 1973 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! I Carpenter News, Event Holhs Throckmorton of Milton W Va called on Murl Gala way Mendal Jordan and oth er area residents Mr Thr ockmorton 1s collecting matena) (Or 8 hlStOT) Of the area that he expects to corn plete Mr and Mrs Ed Marshall and gr andson Jumor Ha\\ kms of Lancaster called on her br other a nd s1ster m law Mr and Mrs R A Wh1ttmgton and other relatLves m the area Mr and Mrs Walter Jordan Galllpohs v1s1ted the1r parents Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan local and Mr and Mrs Chnton G1lkey and Tad of Alban y and called on the Dwame Jordans as they were enroute home Mr and Mrs J W Burke and ch1ldren of Albany called on her brother m law and Sisler Mr and Mrs Joe Me Whorter and fam1ly The supper and bazaar held at Carpenter Baptist Church were \\ell attended Mr and Mrs Harold Gillogly were bus mess callers m Florence S Car and v1ewed the Sights m West V1rgm1a Tennessee North Carohna and South Carolma Chr1stemng servLCes were held 1n Carpenter Bapllst Church on Sunday mormng by Re\ Cecil Cox for Mathew Linley Booth son of Mr and Mrs Steve Booth Guests here mcluded Mr Frank Booth and Mrs Leona Booth of M1d dleport Mr and Mrs Kent Prouse Charleston W Va and Mrs Garnet Moore Gma and Delena of Canton MISs Nancy Sm1th of Columbus spent a weekend here w1th her parents Mr and Mrs L"wiS Sm1lh Guests of Mr and Mrs H E Starkey were the1r ch1!dren and grandchildren Mr and Mrs Donald Jones of Nelsonville Mr and Mrs Roy Wiseman of Harrisonville and Mr and Mrs I..arr) Clark Tamara and Penny Chester Mr and Mrs Carl Greenlees \\ere m Waterford Oh10 for the weddmg of Mr Greenlees mece Jo Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Taylor Waterford to Jerry Raney also of Waterford at the Umted MethodiSt Church there Those from a distance who were called here by the death of Elza McComas mcluded Mrs V10la E Jones and Mr and Mrs Howard Reeves of Columbus Mr and Mrs Elza Wood of Pataskala Mr Hershel LoveJOY, New Carlisle Jlilrs Durwood Scott, Fa1rborn Mr and Mrs Gene Beatty and Mr and Mrs Robert Jones of Dayton Mr and Mrs Dora! Beatty and children Carlisle MISs Cmdy Wtle Cmcmnatl Mrs Georgia Wile Fairborn Mr and Mrs Danny Wtle Medway Mr and Mrs Btlly Brown and Mrs Ruth Brown H1cksv11le Mr and Mrs George 1o!dert Cambndge Mr and Mrs Gene Massey N1tro W Va and Mr Robert McComas Fl Wayne Ind Apple Grove News, Events By Mrs Herbert Roush Mr and Mrs Roy Donohew Mr and Mrs Wtley Ours v1s1ted Mr and Mrs Yokum at West Columbia Sunday and helped Mayla Yokum celebrate her btrthday Mrs Yokum IS the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wiley Ours Mr and Mrs 0\1. en An derson Joe and Bart Rhodes attended funeral servtces for their coustn Mrs Llzzte Sayre at the Casto Funeral Home m Evans W Va Thursday Mr and Mrs Ov,en Anderson VISited Mr Charles Fultz and Lester Rhodes at Cottageville on Sunday Mr and Mrs Ralph Badgley and Mrs Erwm Gloeckner spent the weekend wtth Mr and Mrs Larry Badgely and children at Fatrfax Va Mrs Marge Burn and Bill) W1!son and fnend of Bolivar Dam spent the weekend w1th Mrs Erma W1!son Mr and Mrs Dav1d Sayre Mrs Peggy Gregory or Fairborn were dmner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Bnan HarriS at Reedsville Mrs Peggy Gregory of Fa~rborn spent the weekend w1th Mr and Mrs Dav1d Sayre Mrs Emma Yokley of Colurnlllana returned to her home Thursday after a month s VISit with Mrs Iva Orr Mrs Charles Smith Mrs Tllelmll Capehart and Mrs WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 P M Dav Before Pubhc•t1on Monday Dead I ne 9 a m CanceHat10n Correct ons w II be accepted unfll9 a m for Day ot Pub I cat on REGULATIONS The Pub! sher reserves the right to edt or reiect i!ln't' ads deemed oblect1ona1 The publ sher will not be respon s bte tor more than one n correct nserllon RATES For Want Ad service 5 cents per Word on.e nsert on M n mum cnarge Sl 00 14 cents per word three consecut1ve 1nsert 1ons 26 cents per word s x con secut1ve lnserttons 25 Per Cent D scount on pa d ads and ads pa td w 1t h n 10 davs CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S2 00 for 50 word m n mum Each add t ona l w or d 3c BLIND ADS Add tonal 25c Charge per Advertisement OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Da ly 8 30 a m to \ 1 oo Noon Saturday Help Wanted 2 SIGNS CA kHOP and wa1tress wanted Apply 1n person at Crows Steak House 11 ll lOtc Lost LOST n Mason a fema le chocolate polni S amese cat Reward Call (304) 773 5303 11 9 31p .'/anted To Do -~----- ------- Nobce VILLAGE Fabrics now open after 2 week s of closure due to death In fam ly Open hours between 9 t tl 5 Monday through Fnday ll 13 Jfp SKATEAWAY announces hoi day part es Thanks 9 v ng November 16th and 17th Chr stmas Dec 21st and 22nd New Years tve Dec Available for pr vale 31st part es Monday Tuesday Thursdav even mgs Sat and Sunday afternoons Open Wed Friday and Saturday even ngs 7 30 10 30 Call 985 3929 985 3803 or 985 9996 11 l3 12tc FOR a real Chr stmas g ft for yo or ch1ldren and the entre famlty buy World Book Encycloped a Easy terms For free demonstrat on call Eldon R Kraeuter Rae ne Oh o Telephone 949 2491 11 13 Sip HOLIDAY SPECIA L November 12th through 24 Real st c Perm tor t nted bleached or hard to hold ha r made w th natural organ c prote n Regular S30 perms tor Sl5 Regular $25 perms for $12 50 Catl today for ap po ntment ask for Mae or Debb 992 3751 11 ll 121c -- TWO ROW New Idea co rn p cker 01 ver corn p cker for parts hog feeder large combmat on hog and ca ttle waterer w fh heater sma ll gran dr Jl Andrew Cross Rae ne Oh o PhOne 247 2852 11 9 4tc F LET C HER P1ano Serv c e Tun ng & Repa r Call 698 7731 1l 6 26tp Syracuse News, Society By JEAN HALL Mr and Mrs James Gum sler and Kitty of Pickermgton Carl Duckworth of Zanesville and Mr and Mrs James R Whtte and Mary Beth of Dunbar W Va viSited Sunday with Agnes Wh1te and Richard Duckworth Glenn Hudson who IS em ployed on the lakes IS home for several days on a siCk leave Mr Rtck Welf and friend, Petra Chapman Manon VISited on Sunday w1th hiS grandmother Mrs Ada Slack Mr and Mrs Don Pickens Of QUALITY LADv -.;-car;- ,or- eldertv woman or do tight housework Must 1 ve n Call 378 6319 l\ 13 4tC ------------TEXA S REFINERY CORP I Pomeroy Motor Co. , POMEROY HOME & AUTO ' I $1195 Cpe Local 1 owne r car 6 cy l automatic tran s s teermg atr cond Rad o good t~res MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER Dai~ Sentinel Pomeroy, Obio Are You Movmg • Cons1dermg An Auction• For Sale Wanted To Buy WANTED tor aucton BRUSH HOGS 4x5 ft phone 992 5858 household goods Tools most anythmg of value w II buy or 7 15 tfrsell on commiSSIOn W1ll haul Call 992 3354 or 992 2792 POLAROID Square Shooter Hayman s 7 25 lfc Camera $10 Used Royat Typewr ter \10 Motoro l a 21 OLD furniture oak tables nch console tetev 1s on $25 clocks ce boxes brass beds Fl oor pol Sher and scrubber dishes or complete S15 Carl Nelson 655 hOUSeho l dS Wr te M 0 M ddteport Sycamore St M tier Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o c at I 992 5083 after 4 p m call 992 6271 11 9 Jtc 5 13 tfc __. FREE EST WEDNESDAY NOV 14 1973 5 00 - 8u1lt to Your Specs Delivered to Job Stft ______ _______ _ ------------- ==---------- HOME INSURANCE -------------- Wanted To Buy Mobtle Homes For Sale --------------For Sale r MILLER U~OBILE HOMES 1220 Washmgton Blvd 423 7521 BELPRE 0 Pets For Sale YOU V E shopped the rest now buy th e best at Showalter s Wet Pel Shop Chester Oh10 New sh pment m stock 11 4 17tc MALE poodle puppy black m n ature Phone 992 5858 l113ttc BEAGLE pups Phone 985 3565 11 13 Jtp 2 BEEGLES 1 male and 1 female Two years old Could be reg stered Phone 992 6871 11113tc For Sale AM FM RADIO stereo B track tape com b.nat on 4 way speaker sound system Balance SllO 38 or use our budget terms Call 992 3965 11116tc HELP KEEP Barbe Ken Cnssey Kerry Mia Velvet Sh~rtey Temple A mee M m Mtss Ch pS Ch pper and Cynth a warm and dressed sharp w th the latest Fash ons by Marge s doll Clothes Call 696 1207 after 6 pm 11 11 3tc NEW SEARS 30 Wh 1te Electric stove used SIX t mes coni nuous clean oven black glass door Stove m Me1gs County Mrs C B Hayman 1889 Case Road Columbus 43224 11 11 3tp ------------GOLD Hoover washer sso Coppertone Range hood 515 Phone 949 3221 11 7 6tc ELECTROLUX vacuum cleaner A 1 cond ton uses paper bags has co rdwmder and many atfachments Atso shampooer attachment 1n eluded (On l y 4 ava lablel at S37 70 cash or terms available Phone 992 2984 11 7 6tc NEW \973 ZIG ZAG SEWING MACHINES m or gmal factory carton Ztg Zag to make buttonholes sew on buttons monograms and make fancy designs w th 1ust the tw1sl of as ngle d al Left n lay u way and never been used w It set I for only S47 cash or terms ava1lable Phone 992 2984 11 7 6tc · WHISPERING PINES NilE CLUB Have2 30 Ntfe Club l.tcenses Rt 7 Pomeroy, 01110 ur sar~ GROCERY buslne ~ I ros e Building for sa c J Pm Phone 773 5618 fr o r me-nt to 10 p m for a~p c.. 3 20 ttc --------------- MATERIALS CO -GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto Op-en 8 Tll5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam Pomeroy 0 -------------Auto Sales 5 ROOMS 2 bedroQmS and bath on 1 ' acre Good well large garage Furn shed $7 500 unfurn shed S6 500 Bottom of Cooks Gap H II on Rt 124 Can seen even ngs and be weekend 11 11 6tp LARGE LOT n Rutland w th turn shed 55 x 10 Mob le Home Trees and shrubs Phone 992 2627 11 11 3tc TWO bedroom house at 473 Sycamo re Street n M d dleport Vacant Call 992 5310 11413tc 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME 10 x 50 Wllh awn ng and pat1o 2 1 acre lot fru t trees garage cellar new water system and softener 1 out bu ld ng Lead ng Creek Water pa1d tor Langsv•lle Phone 992 3557 or 992 2549 Shown bV appointment 11 7 6t c 2 BEDROOMS 1 12 bath forced a r furnace garage out bu ld ng Call 992 3022 or 992 3298 11 7 7tp 2"'BEDROOM hous~> 3 years otd carpet ng b g kitchen w th lots of cab nets 2 acre of ground Racine Oh io Call 949 4998 9 12 tfc SMALL iiouse Ideal for a couple or bachelor Fully furn shed Can be financed w th $100 down Phone 992 5786 11 13 6tc All SIZES IN STOCK I.e! Us Install New I Ail Phone 992 9932 DUE to settlement of estate of Wtll am Baley I have one complete 4 rooms of furn1ture for sate 1 fuel oil s gler stove 2 beds 2 dressers 1 refr gerator Cookmg sto11e bottled gas Round table 4 chairs wash stand 3 chalrs davenport 1 buffet 1 kitchen cabinet t wish to sell these Items whole not piece by piece See Mrs Betty Lou Newlun near Post offlc;e So)( 3 Long Bottom Oh1o Terms cash 11 13 Jtc ELECTRIC football Phone 985 3565 game 11 13 Jtp Ext:AvA TiNG D~ze;;-~rge ant'f smatl Backhoes and loaders on track and t res Dump truck Lo bov St>r v ce Sept c tank:;. nstalled George ( !3 ID Pull ns phone 992 2478 or 997 7402 2 9 tfc 12 12 12 1 l 2 2 ----- 4 5-T·R·E-T-C-H 4 YOUR BUILDING D.O-L-L·A·R 5 5 5 W1th Skilled Craftsmanship 6 6 7 D. L. MOORE & SONS 7 PH 992 6675 8 G & EA,ppl ance Repa-r:- Phone at the shop 992 3802 or 949 4254 Ntce Ranch 4 bedrooms Bath Alum & Stone stdmg 2 car garage Screened Pat o Gas F A Heat Full basement Rec room Lof 100x1DO For Mob1le hOme or horne Lot 70x90 All ut111ties close Excellent neighborhood 8 10 24 301p ~LNA and Wh te Sew ng Mach nes Serv ce on all makes Reasonabfe rates The Sew ng Center M d dteport Ohio 11 16 tfc a R ght B 10 RFD 20 Return of Peyton Pla ce 3 15 One Life to Live 13 Secret Storm 10 Phil Donahue 4 Match Game 73 8 Fl nt stones 6 Off lhe Record 20 00 Mr'. Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame Sf 33 Love Amer ca n Style 13 Merv Griffin 4 Speedracer 6 t Love Lucy a Sesame Streel 20 Mov1e Branded 10 30 - Ha zel 8 Green Acres 3 Jeopardy 4 Bonanza 15 ABC Afterschool Spec al 6 13 00 - Mr Rogers 20 33 Bonanza 3 Merv Griff n 4 And y Gr ff lh B 30 .- Elec Co 33 Gomer Pyle 13 Beverly Hdtb Ille s 8 Hodg epodge Lodge20 Tra Is West 15 1 Love Lucy 6 55 - Earl N ghtmgale 15 00 - News 3 4 8 10 15 16 ABC News 13 Sesame Stree t 20 Persona l ty and Behav10ral De11elopment 33 30 - N ews 3 4 6 8 10 15 Hogans Heroes 13 00 - News 10 What s My L1ne 8 Truth or Conseq J 6 Beat the Clock 4 Anyth ng You Can Do 13 Elec Co 20 Know Your Schools 33 I Spy 15 30 - Ep sode Actl on 33 On the Money 4 To Tell the Truth 6 Sal e of the Cen tur y B Pol ce Surgeon J The Judg e 10 Beat the Clock 13 Know Your Ant ques20 Poll cal Talk 15 00 - Sonn y & Cher 8 10 Adam 12 3 4 15 Mov1e Bnan s Song 6 13 Btll Moyers Journal 20 33 30 - Elv s A loha From Hawaii 3 4 15 The Sess on 33 A NORTH ----------RON SHEPtt..J.tD Floo;-Wall cUitJvat1on Some nice timber Large e room house Pnce too much for most people ONE FLOOR - 6 rooms and bath Very n ce modern ktt chen hot water heat and garage HARRISON S TV service and service calts Phone 992 2s 22 2 9 tfc ACRES BO for WEST EI\ST . 95 .732 .K74 +K3 +KH62 fJI 09 +Q J94 +AtOB3 SOUTH IDJ MODERN RANCH TYPE - 2 bedrooms bath n1ce kttchen carpet and large tot REDUCED - 3 bedrooms m mce locat1on Hot W1Jter heat 2 garage Near Shopp.ng TUPPERS PlAINS - Just I bedroom ranch type home bath ntce large kitchen with b1rch cabinets 3 acres SYRACUSE - 3 bedroom West l• ranch type home bath gas furnace Garage and niCe lot NEW LISTING - Modern 4 $18 000 ()() REDUCED - 6 room house on hill Easy to heat G••ra,Qe w th storage and level Favonte Country Stars Vtslt On THE RALPH EMERY SHOW 4:30 TO 5:30 Monday lhru Friday On WMJiO.FM STEREO. 92.1 M1ddlopprt-Pomoroy _ 15 Psych yourself out, gu-1 1 Instead of thinkmg, • He s beautiful and I'm not,' think mstead He's new m town and needs a mce person like me to make h1m feel at home " When you start h•lpmg someone, you stop go1ng overboard to make a b1g 1mpress1on - which IS what brmgs on the "weird act -SUE +++ Dear 15 In other words relax I And thmk well of yourself Don t forget you rea popular g1rl who attracts fr1ends, and he's a new guy who needs a fr1end What s more, you've got the ms1de track because he lives on your block W1th a combmation like this, how could you lose ? - Good luck ' - HELEN +++ Dear Rap Why IS 1ta femalecanholdhands kiSS or hug another female and people thmk nothrng of It, but if a male even touches another male (outstde of punchmg him) look out' They're called queers - WONDERING BOY ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH 2 Building ACROSS extension 1 Gonertls 3 Fnend m lather Toulon 5 Ph1hp 4 Race the pme motor 1sland 5 Chalced 10ony Gantry 6 Moslem 12- Greek market place 13 Symbol of peace (2 wds) 15 Stamp16 Colorado resort 19 FISh In Perstan mythology ZZ Exhaust 23 Metnc land measure 24 Wh1tney s lnnova bon (2 wds) ruler 7 Abbey (abbr) 8 Curve 9 Cheer leaders shout 11 Do penance 14 Belt for Zapata 16 Neckwear style 17 Wheel part 18. Rose fragment Yuterday'o Amllwer• •·•• 19 - Carta 31 Stre s mate zo The 32 Greek Tempest letter character 33 Notw1th 21 Com1c standing strip 34 Wmetyke 35 Poebcal 25 Almost 1 adverb Immedt 36 Actress ate!y MaryWith 'tn 37 Stannum (2 wds) 38. All30 Make alreshr;..-r.-.l':"'"u...;p,...-r.;--r 26 USSR Dear W B Because the American Way of Masculinity has traditwnally been Tough, undemonstrative - the attitude that only g1rls or gays let tbetr emotiOns show m poblic Women, on the other hand are supposed to be warm and affectionate Ew-opean and Latm-Amer~can men don't suffer from this distance ' phob1a but 1t will be a long time before our unage conscious U S males entirely outgrow their fear of touchmg Pity - HELEN Prom1se Shared 20 9 00 - Cannon 8 10 TheM ld Bunch 20 33 9 30 - Mo111 e Trapped 6 13 Woman 20 Washtngton Debates ~ltll~~@fkJ-&IJ.-J,l>y H£NIH AliNOI IJ .<nd 11011 I[£ Unscramble these four Jumbles. one letter to each square to 13 words form four ord1nary I MAWPS :.:::.1............ :!.~l::!r~- r river 27 Fnend less chap 28 Such (Fr) 29 Where the Rubicon flows 30 Portu guese ooln 31 Type of wine (2 wds) 39 Onward 40 Eldnlch 41 Maxim 42 Land lords due DOWN 1 Drrector McCarey I ( J t I I ) IYENICT ISHEERA) I [ ! AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter sunply stands for another In thiS sample A is used for the three L s X for the two 0 s etc Smgle letters apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hmts Each day the code letters are d11ferent CRYPTOQUOTES II [j (J I A NODDINC:. ACQUAINTANCE Now arrance the eireted tetten to form the aurpnae answer, u suggested by the above cartoon. D [ I I )-( I I ] (Aa.wt:n loaaorrow) Yederd•J • Ill DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE -Here's how to work tt I.__=Prillt=the=SIJNIII::::ISE:::.::ANSW!II=•~I )umbl" HOUSE AUDIT CTMIAL PREACH A.nno'er SoundR as though gou re be1ng pur11ued ll'he" 1/0U re JU~tl berng modeat- CHASTI XZ GQVS KUBN XZ ZXGVL DGZQ GQVS DXYSL WMS MXGU OBQF DXYSL WMS KUBN -HMGZSLS EUBRSUO Yesterday's Cr)-ploquote IN ART NEVER DO AS OTHERS DO, IN MORALS, ACT LIKE EVERYBODY ELSE "-JULES RENARD (@ 1e7a ][Ia& Foatano Sya.U...to,lac) HANDCUFP.i, PlUS A ~.Ar.OE I.OG SA'Y? ClolA.IN A.NO PADLOCK! Double 1N T Pass 3• Pass 3• Pass Pass I· Pass 2t 3+ 4t By Oswald & James Jacoby CAPTAIN EASY One form of psychic IS the I Pert, so called gulp1c The gulp1c wh~ d1dn t b1dder sor t of gulps or breathes hard when he b1ds 11 ~ou tell beca use hts hand 1s close to u~ 4ou an opemng b1d m h1gh card were strength The gulp1c works on SIC~-.......~~ occasion but costs 1ts u sers so much m partnership conf1 dence that there lS no ment m 1t West s openmg bid was one of those gulp1cs It worked for a wh1!e Souths b1d of JUSt two spades d1d not come close to showmg the full 'alue of hiS hand and North passed Untortunately for West hiS partner dec1ded to compete further After East s three club b1d South showed h1 s second su1t and contmued to four spades after North gave mm a SEPTIC TANKsCLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph .. 46 [ .4782 Gallipolis John 1"1: ussel! Owner and Operator { Your It wasn I perfect but not bad So when TC came along, the FCC adopted a somewhat smular policy The band was d1v1ded mto two categor~es very h1gh frequency stat10ns (and this was subdiVIded rather unfarrly w1th channels 2-9 gettmg a better s1gnal than channels 7 13) and ultra htgh frequency stations which dart t give nearl; as much range or coverage Thus, the VHF stat10ns would be the b1g boomers while the UHFs would proVlde local serv1ce II was a flop to be charitable The VHF statwns waxed !at and prosperous and the UHF -ers floundered w1th small audiences due to thelf !muted stgnalarea need for spec1a! an tennae channel converters etc (For example the local market - w1th VHF channels 3 6 and 13 - IS allocated UHF Signals 23, 29 33 and 49 Channel 49 lr1ed to make a go of 1t two decades ago and fa1led Channel 33 IS an educa!Lonal channel - and you need cable to brmg 1t m m most areas around here, although Its transmttter IS only 21).25 miles from Gallipolis Pi Pleasant ) Hence the great drop m 1dea from the White House Present regulatwns reqUire VHF statwns to be !50 miles or more apart but atmospheric and other conditiOnS can play hob With statiOns more remote than that (A good example occurs to my sorrow on the cable system when Channel4 WOAT TV Oak Hill W Va , starts to ovemde the Signal we want WLWC TV also Channel4 Columbus I Dear Rap llus new boy JUSt moved m down the street There s only one word to describe him beautiful ' My friends say I ve got a chance wtth him but 1 don't know I'm not very beautiful, but I seem to get plenty of boyfnends But HIM' Seems like every t~rne I m around h~m , I say something stupid or act we1td Please g1ve me some tips I really do like him a lot and want him to like me - 15 AND FEELING HELPLESS Opemng leact - J• --------- I .Mustc North Sou th vulnerable North East South Pass Pass Pass READY MIX CONCRETE delivered right to your prolect F'ast and easy Free esttm&tes Phone 99 2 3284 Goegteln Readv Mix Co Middleport Ohio 6 JO tfc 5 12 tfc areas Psych YoursetfO~t, Gtrl • \10872 + 5 --- ---------- a rather techmcal and sltcky column but if you re mterested m teleVISIOn - and about 98 pet of American fam1lles are - you ought to read 1t There s a possibility - not a likelihood but a posstb1lily that our area could be served by two new teleVISIOn stations at some lime m the not-too-d1stant future At least that s the conclusion of the While House s Off1ce of Telecommumcatlons Polley wh1ch has looked at the subJect of TV s1gnal allocallons long and hard tf 11 happens and my personal bet 1s that 11 won t then you would fmd new stations avatlable on channels 2 and 11 Here m a nutshell IS what has happened over the years of teleVISIOn s growth There IS only a l1m1led amount of space available on the broadcast spectrum mcludmg AM and FM radiO , amatewcltlzens pollee and a1r frequencies space achVItes, and heaven knows what else A televiSIOn s1gnal requ1res a monumental amount of that spectrum As an example you could squeeze the entire AM radiO band mto the spectrum space occupied by WSAZ TV more than three t1mes The whole FM band could be put mlo the space occup1ed by WCHS TV and WHTN TV Fa1r diStributiOn of this spectrum IS the Job of the Federal Commumcatlons CommiSSIOn and would test the WISdom of Solomon Away back when, the FCC had good luck w1th AM radiO allocations baSically di"dmg them mto three categories Smaller loca!-<l<!rvlce stahons such as WJEH-Gall1po!ts and WMPO M1ddleporl Pomeroy full time stations a1med at larger population concentratiOns such as WCHS-AM m Charleston or WTVN AM m Columbus and b1g powerful clear channel statwns such as WLW m Cincmnall to serve b1g geographiC Bnttt-1 • QJ864 ------- ------ - - -- - - 11118 IS gomg to ~Ut' • Q3 Remodeling Ceram 1c t le i baths Box 280 Rutland 742 3664 6 26 tfc ;:;-~~;==== monds yo u pari ner has b1d four dmmond sO\er '1-0UI lh1ee spades Wh tt do )0U do now 1! • A K 10 .1\86 52 • 65 +QH By Hclt'n and BY PAUL CRABTREE 1000 TheB lue Knght J 415 Ko1akB 10 News 20 10 30 - Mou nta n Scene 33 11 00 - NewsJ 4 6 8 10 IJ 15 Janak I 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Move The Sc arface Mob Jack Paar Ton te6 CBS News Spec a l8 10 12 00 ........ Move D ia monds Are Br tfle 10 1 00 - Tomorrow3 4 Ja c k Paar Ton te 13 2 00 _,. News 4 2 30 - New s 13 Females too these days Wtlh so much talk ~ homosexuality gorng around, women are also sh)'lllg away from open friendly gestures, and that s a shame because we need more demonstrated affection, not less, to make 1! m this modern world - SUE Generation Rap 33 Opponents gul/op on to game 0 DEi.L WHEEL Alignment located at Crossroads Rt 124 now back to work Complete front end service tune up and brake serv ce Wheels balanced electron cally All work guaranteed Reasonable rates Phone 7.42 3232 2 18 tfc room w!lh wood bur .. ng f1replace patto 8xl4 remote controlled garage doors beauf1ful k1tchen w1th range Carpet & Insulated $50 000 00 POMEROY 1V2 sfory frame 3 bedrooms Bath Dining room Ut llty 1n k1tchen or basement Gas furnace Porches $11 500 00 992 2259 If no answer 992 2568,__.~ a WIN AT BRIDGE ---:-==== ----- porches full basement double PROPERTIES ARE MOVING FAST LIST TODAY HENRY E CI.ElfND BROKER ' J.6v 1~ Real Estate For Sale $2 000 00 new home left till others are flntshed Ranch Type 3 bedrooms Colored Bath Utility room All elecfrtc Carpeted throughout tn your choice of colors Garage 1 Level acre $18 900 00 Royal Wedd ing 3 4 15 00 - Royal Weddmg 6 30 - Royal Weddmg e 00 - New Zoo Re11 ue 13 Sesame Sf 33 Lass1e6 30 - D1ck Van Dyke 13 Huck and Yog16 55 - News 13 00 Paul Dtx.on 4 Frtendl y Junction 10 AM 3 B d Bunch 6 Abbott and Costello e Cover to Cover 33 L ttle Boy Lost 13 30 - Sec ret Storm M ichael s & Co 6 55 - Chuck White Reports 10 00 - D nah Shore 3 15 Joker s Wild 10 a 30 - Baffle 3 4 15 $10 000 Pyram1d 10 MIKe Douglass 6 00 - GambltO 10 Passwordl3 Wtzardof0dds3 4 15 30 - HollywoodSquares3 415 Love of L1fe8 10 Bowl1ng6 8 rady Bunch 13 Sesame Street 33 55 - CBSNewse Dan lmel sWorld10 00 - Jeopardy 3 15 Password 6 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4 N ews 13 News 10 8 30 - Search t orTomorrowe 10 SpltSecond6 3Ws3 15 45 - Electnc Company 33 55 - N ews 3 15 00 - News 3 All My Chtldren 6 13 Not for Wom en Only 15 Concentrat on 8 What s My Lme 10 30 ~ Three on a Match 3 4 15 As the World T urn s e 10 ABC Afternoon Playbreak 6 13 45 - Cover to Cover 33 00 - Days of Our L ves3 4 15 Gu dmg L1ght 8 10 30 - Doc tors3 4 15 EdgeofNtghtB 10 00 - Another World 3 4 15 General Hosptfal 6 13 Pr ce Is 3 30 - SEWING MACH'tNE S Repa ir S~PTIC- r A~s - ~~;~d serv ce alt makes 992 2284 Modern San tat10n 992 3954 or Tl"e Fabr c Shop Pomeroy 992 7349 Author zed Smger Sales and 10 23 lfc serv1ce we Sharpen Sc ssors 3 29 He DEAD S 1OCK - W Jl remove -~------- ----at a reasonable charge Call FOR FREE est mates on 245 5514 alum 1num s d ng Storm 8 23 9otc Doors and W ndows Car ports Marquees and Ra ling Phone Chartes Lisle Sy racuse Oh o Cart Jacob Sales Representative V V 6 ROOMS and bath n town Jotlnson and Son Inc $11 000 Call 992 3975 or 992 6 22 ti c 2571 9 28 tfc SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS YOU CAN st 11 beat the CLEANED REPAIRED skyrocket ng co st of new MILLER SANITATION construct on w th th s tovely STEWART OHIO PH 662 older home be ng offered tor 3035 sate by owner n 10 4 tfc Pomero.., Recenlly re modeled the home has 3 ~ ~ f';;=.== Roger Hysell s bedrooms bath large fam1ly OPEN Garage near Crossroads on style k l chen and a separale St Rt 124 alt mechan cal d1nmg or ta m ty room New work nctud ng automat c a tum num s d ng exter or transm1ss ons Monday thru w th outs de entrance to Sat 8 30 a m to 6 p m Phone baser 1ent A sel t ng pr ce of 992 5682 garage or 992 7121 $15 000 ncludes comp lete res1dence furn sh ngs for th s home ltJ 28 26tc Owner w II hetp f inance Call 593 5667 !A thens ) Shown bY P&JHearn; & c00ifi9Gas or appomtment only Fuel 011 - We have many 10 14 30tc furna ce parts and plumb ng parts for 10 pet above cost THE ELMER Dav s reat estale 215 N Second Mtddteport s tuated In Sa l sbury 992 3509 TownShiP w II be sold at the 10 31 JOtc offiCe of J B 0 Br en at torney at law Sa turday C BRADFORD Auc:f10neer November 17 1973 at 10 00 Complete Serv1ce a m to the highest b1dder for Phone 949 3821 not tess than the appra sed Rae ne Ohio value thereof Be ng 1 55 Crltt Bradford acres and house appra sed at S 1 tiC S250 1 40 acres and house appra sed at $235 For further F.XCAVATING dozer loader nfor mat on call 992 2720 and backhoe work sept c 11 12 3tc tanks Installed dump trucks and lo boys for hire will haul I II dirt top soli limestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 night phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc 150 $21 000 ()() MIDDLEPORT 11 12 742-6273 3 bedrooms 2 h baths family ------- ------ Postftve Stop and Go In Mud & Snow Pomerot PHONE OPE'IHOUSE-1 TOSSAT & SUN N~;.R RODNEY - New SALT FOR ICE AND SNOW Rock salt for townsh ps towns and busmesses n bulks and bags tor ce and snow E~ece l s1or Salt Works Phone 992 3891 11 11 tfc CO.OP COUNTRY SOUIRE 120 II ----- - - -------- Real Estate For Sale SYRACUSE - 10 l1 J ----- ---- Type 9 10 Roofmg Spoutmg K1lchens & Bathrooms Complete Remodeling 30 Da!lv 8 12 Sat l1 nw Q H Rawlmgs Sons Bu lldmg 101 Middleport 0 68 CHEVROLET Impala Super Sport f or sale or take over AU 1 urv uO ILt= nsurance oeen payments George Hollz 556 cance lle d? Los t your Laurel St M ddleport operator s 1 cen~ Call 992 1\ 13 2tp 7428 6 15 tic 1966 PLYMOUTH Belveda r Stat on Wagon Phone 992 WILL Tr m or cut trees and 3866 shrubbery Also clean out 11 8 6tc basemenl s attics etc Call 949 322 1 or 742 4441 1970 PLYMOUTH Subu rban 10 1030tc Stat on Wagon a r con dlt on ng Tape Ptayer rad o --- --- --~--~=-MOBILE home repa r Elec and automat c transm1ss on tr cat plvmb ng and heating $1 400 Dave H II Rae ne 949 Phone 992 5858 2762 7 15 ttc 11 11 61c CITioJ_ENS Nat onal Bank w l! offer for sale at the r off ce n M•ddleport Oh o at 10 a m November 23 a 1971 Ford 2 door Hardtop Tortno Ser a l No 1A25F 129481 11 1231c 9 PRICE CONSTRUCTION a4 DOZER and back hoe work ponds and sept c tanks d t MINI BACKHOE serv ce ch ng serv ce top so I ftll Charles R Half eld Route 1 d1r1 t mestone B&K Rutland OhiO Phone 742 Escavat ng Phone 992 5367 or 6092 992 3861 1113 lBtp 9 1 ttc CAR PENTER work masonry work general remodel ng by hour or contract Phone 993 3511 ll 2 26tp 9 SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. • Employment Wanted --~ -- ---------- 8 From tne taroest Bulldoz.er Radiator to ~ma nes t Heater Co r~ Nathan Btgg s Radtator Spectahst Ph '992 2174 It Must Be R1ght or we Will ke tt Rtght --- --------~-- It's Snow Tire Time 1 l Ahgnment On Mos1 Amencan Cars 7 8 8 Spec1ahst Wheel •5.55 6 • Mason W "'' EXPERT Wheel Alignment PURE BREED Corr ed<lle Ram Catt 992 2630 11 11 Jtc SUPER SERVICE STA ... _ Jack W Carsey Mgr For Sale HOGG & ZUSPAN 773 SSS4 4 IS 9 30 - Hawkms 8 10 The Session 20 33 10 00 - TheBiueKnlght3 4 15 News20 Our5treet33 10 30 - Woman 33 11 00 - N ewsJ 4 6 8 10 13 IS Ja n;,k1 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson~ 4 15 ln 111 lat1on to the Royal Wedd1ng 6 M ov1e H eaven with a Gun 8 Gaby 10 The Trap 13 1 00 - TomorrowJ 4 ln v1 tat on lo the Royal Wedd1ng 13 2 00 - N ews 4 2 30 - News 13 992 7608 WOOD TRUSSES All work guaranteed 00 - Bob Hope 3 9 Johnson Masonry & (Remodeling) ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED Area s Most Reasonable Prices For Rent Mildred Fry of New Haven spent Thursday with Mrs Eula Wolfe Sunday guests of Mrs Eula Wolfe were Mr and Mrs Carroll Noms and daughter, Debb1e 1of Syracuse and Mr and Mts Jerry Coughlin and children Matthew and Chnstme of West Mtllon Davtd Fox of Manetta IS confmed to the home, of hiS parents Mr and Mrs David Fox w1th pneurnoma Mr and Mrs Carroll Balser and family of Mansfield spent Saturday with hiS mother Mrs AliCe Balser and VISited Mrs Balser s father John Thomas at a rest home m Wellston and called on Mr and Mrs Jack Ables and fanuly Mrs Freda Manuel Is a med1cal patient at Veterans Memorial Hoso1t::r.1 Richard Rowe of Racme IS a med1cal patient at Holzer Med1cal Center Mrs Emma Johnson and Debbie LaValley of Racme VISited Mr and Mrs Robert Smtih Sr Sunday Mr and Mrs Everette Parsons of Negley VISited Mrs Ruth Parsons at Veterans Memonal Hospital Tuesday and also VISited Mrs Edna Parsons and Preston Parsons E;dward Wtldermu th of Galhpohs VISited Mr and Mrs Edward Miller Mrs Wa)llle McLaughlin and daughter of ColumbLIS VISited Atom1c clocks are so ac Mr and Mrs Earl Adams curate that m 100 000 years Mrs Marshall Adams VISited they would gam 6r lose only Mrs Freda Evans a few seconds FURNITURE 992 7474 BP<Ibury COMPL fE INTERIOR REPAIR Pamtmg A Spectalty --------------- Nease and family Mr and Mrs John Slack and children, John, Jr Donald and Lwda of Sandyville were weekend guests of hiS mother Mrs Ada Slack and her relatives of Rutland Lawrence Blake and son, Kenny spent a couple of days vtsttng the former's brother, Mr and Mrs Charles Blake Rachel McBnde Frankie Mumaw and Agnes White of the Presbytertan Church attended the World Commuruty Day Friday at the Tr1mty Church Pomeroy Recent VISitors of Mr and Mrs Dale Teaford and family were Mrs Allah Teaford and Tammy of Hebron Mr and Mrs Sampson Hall and Mrs Jamce Lawson and Dav1d spent Saturday m Parkersburg, shoppmg Mrs Estella Restor, Carrolton and Vella Gerlach, Letart W Va , spent Monday mght With Myla Hudson On Tuesday they went to Millwood W Va to VISit Mr and Mrs Fred Roush Denver Parsons, Fellsmere, Fla IS spendmg an mdefm1te time here w1th relatives and fr1ends Mrs Ada Slack accompanied by her grandson Rick Welt and fr1end Petra Chapman, Mar1on were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson and family of Wolf Pen Mrs Etleen Clark Mrs Jamce Lawson, Mrs Margaret Cottrill and Mrs Sampson Hall of Gwdmg Star Counctl No 124, Daughters of America, attended a fnendship meeting at the Lions Club Building 1n Belpre hosted by Belle Pratne Counctl and Lmcoln Hill Pomerov 0 18 ALJO Travel Tra ler sleeps ONE GOOD coon dog Phone four self c onta ned 35 000 after 6 p m 742 6194 Rutland BTU heater oven and 3 11 11 6tc burner stove gas - - - - - - - - - - -- refr Qerator gas 1 ghl and 110 B&G Auction Athens 0 CORNER cupboards waif ~rt12Vtl ghhts Complete with w II pay cash for your entre cupboards chests old guns o wa ers ower 2new 10ply t~res S1 650 See Jerry household or any good any cond t on Also blue Hayman County Rd 28 1 m1scellaneous Items or w1ll d ecorated stoneware Wnte m 1e north o f Bashan hold an auctton for you at P 0 Box 44 Mart nsburg 11 9 7t Oh1o 43935 or call 1 484 4440 - - -- - - - - - - - - - - c your res1dence reasonable after 7 P m EXCELSIOR Sa lt Works E 8 8 90tc Ma in St Pomeroy All kinds You II ltke our competent of salt water pellets water dependable service nuggets block salt and own Oh o Rtver Salt Phone 992 Call Athens Ohto 3891 MODEST 2 bedroom un 593 5035 Co !lect 6 5 tfc furn shed house n M ddleport ,~=~~'~ on Peart Street For n = ==-= format on phone 992 3262 LOTS of chrysanthemums for KOSCOT KOSMETlCS a. WIGS 11 13 3tc sale f eld grown We only Spec als each month We w 11 have one color - yellow 10 gladly show you our I ne of bunches for $5 We have some Kosmet cs n the pr vacy of 3 AND 4 ROOM furniShed and out n lull bloom some tust your home at your con budd ng Reynolds Flower unfurnished apartments ven i ence Remember Chr st Shop Mason w va Call 773 Phone 992 543.4 mas s not far away so phone .412tfc 5147 Helen Jane Brown 992 5113 9 26 tfc 11 9 tiC ROOMS by the week $18 up - - -- - - -- - - - - -Megs Inn Pomeroy APPROXIMATELY 20acresot MEIGS County F sh & Game 7~2 tfc and excellent build ng s1te As soc at on m eels November all 742 5223 14th 7 30 p m Syracuse Club PRIVATE meet ng room f 10 21 301 Room any organ zat1on phone 2 --- -- - ---~ p 11 11 4tc 3975 1973 STEREO RadiO-Com 3 11 tfc b nat on w th 8 track bu It n take 011er payments of $7 55 FURNISHED apartment per month or pay 5101 50 Call Mason W Va r ght on man 992 533 1 Call h ghway New apartment 10 21 tfc Phone 773 5147 Stephen C Snowden 1111 7tp 1973 ZIG ZAG sew ng mach ne SS3 Russell St UATI fAIM Th s machine darns em (Gravel H111J bro ders overcasts and TWO BEDROOM Ira ler 2 Middleport Oh1o monograms all w1thout at m le from Harr sonv tie on New L rna Road Phone 742 ta chrne nts Pay balance of Phone 992 7155 II'IISUtoUICI 541 50 or pay 56 a month Ca ll 5802 11 11 At e 992 533 I State Far r f<rt' .1"11 L•'.uall• Corupa~~ 10 21 tfc APARTMENT Phone 992 2550 STEREO RADIO am fm 81rack or 742 6551 tape comb nat on 4 speaker 11 8 61c N O 1 COPPER 70c Rad1ators sound system Balance 33c brass JOe batter es 90c Sll6 98 or terms a11a11able M A Hall Reedsv lie Phone Call 992 3965 378 6249 11 6 6tc 11 8 tfc CASH pa d tor all makes and models of mob1le homes a TRACK stereo console due to Phone area code 614 423 9531 damage n sh pmenl Will set I 4 13 tfc for small balance of $99 or payments of S6 99 80BUSHELofnewcorn Sl 75at ' " - - - - - - - - - - - - - . per r;nonlh Call 992 5331 house $2 del vered Phone 985 3531 ... ong Bottom Rt 1 A1r Conditioners 11 4 lfc Russell Cline Awmngs 11 13 3tc 1973 ZtG ZAG sew ng mach ne Underpmnmg Take over a payments of $5 25 per month or d scount for Cheryl and Randy of Toledo Complete mob1le home cash Call 991 53 11 11 4 tf c spent the weekend VISIIing serv ce plus g1gant c d1splay of mollde homes their parents Mr and Mrs CUB CADAT 10 h p cultivator always ava1lable at $395 00 60 bales m1xed hay 1 Howard Largent and Mr and Homel1ght space heater wtlh Mrs Spm Pickens They also thermostat $110 00 Phone VISI~ed Mr and Mrs Charles 949 2134 l1112tc A L Co Road 5 Ph 992 5271 --------------- B11l Wade, Auct1oneer OPFICE SUPPLIES Body Shop Needed al once lor the Racine ..Syracuse area Apply al The ____________ . 992-2839 ~ene's power I SI2SOPerm for Req Ha1r t:8 so AUTO TRIM 1895 1968 PONTIAC LoMANS - & THINGS 6 00 - N ews 3 4 8 10 15 6 Sesame Street 10 ABC News 13 Nu rsing Process 33 6 30 - NBC N ews 3 4 15 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 Hogans Heroes 13 Your Future Is Now 33 1 OD - Truth or Consequences 3 6 What s My Lme 8 Bea t the Clock 4 News 10 Duty s Trail 13 Marc::o Sport lite 33 Lee Trevino s Golf for Swmgers 15 Elcdr c Company 20 7 IS - Janakt 33 1 30 - New Dat1no Game 3 To Tell the Truth 6 Beat the Clock 13 World of Surv1val 4 New Pnce s R1ght 8 10 Charles Bla r s Better World IS 8 00 - Snoopy Directs the 1ce Fot11es 3 A 15 Reddtck 20 33 TemOPratures Rlsmo 6 13 Maude 8 10 8 30 - Move The Cowboys 6 13 Hawa1 F 1ve 08 10 Johmes Beauty Salon NOV SPEC RUSSELL'S Stoo In and See Our Floor D1~la ~ , 4 door factory atr automat•c transm1ss•on power st eermg & brakes good white wall ftres whtfe ft m sh vinyl roof rad• o h eavy duty suspe ns on ------------~~ - 606 E Mam Pomeroy St295 good t res rad10 4 door V 8 automatic power steenng blue f n15h spo11ess ntenor 1970 DODGE POLARA Services Business - ' 992 2094 1970 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill offers PLENTY OF MONEY p l us cash bonuses tr nge benef1ts to mat ure nd1v dual n M ddteport Pomeroy area Regardless of e~e per ence a1rma t A I Pate Texas Refinery Corp Box 711 Ft worth Te~e 76101 11 11 Sip Not1ce WILL do paper hang ng and pa ntmg Ca l l Arthur Mu sser 741 5'213 10 11 JOtp -~--------- Telert~!2~~ 9~og '------------------------------;~ 6-TheDall)SentUll'l MiddleportPomero),O Nov 131973 WB You should be 1n a n ce clean rest home~~~ .A THE BORN LOSER MNNIES IN A STATE OF BLJT 11<1$ BABY HA5 HER OUT OF HER DEPRE56ION EMOTIONAL 1URMOIL 5NAPPED 51NCE HA~ S DEATH SHE ISN'T ACTINC7 GIVEN HER A RE'\50N RATIONALLY I lOU SHOULD OEE HER NDW 1 I M Tl<l<l~ A ~~T CHANGEO m:1MAN f CQt.R..e PEI?RY 5HEI5 A I~~~~-- A/AXX> (;)(fiWTN6 l.EARIJS TO D!;t.IL'~1"E FOR CA~RYIN6 ON- ~ preter~m.:~ Four spades made eaSily after Wests opemng lead of the Jack of hearts It solved all Souths problems m that SUit West complamed about hiS partner s three club call but no one can really blame East How could he have known what was actually happen mg? ThiS hand was played m a learn of four match At the other table West passed as any normal bndge player would North opened the b1d dmg w1th one heart South responded one spade and smce South had passed ong1 nally North elected to let the hand play at the one level East could fmd no excuse to reopen and game was miSsed = r r E3 E3 D u- . D C()toJIE UP LATER WtfH THeSE i\\0 MAf.I5ADIE HA\'IKINS DA'I PRIC DICKSHUN 15 AS FOLL'IS- Nf WSPAPt:ft ENTEHI RISE ASSN ' The btddmg has been North West Pass Pass Pass 2+ 3+ S+ 13 East ME STUMPED Pass AUNT LOWEEZY p,ss Pass THIS DADBURN RITHMATIC PROBLEM 5 GOT 'iOU RECKON UNKSNUFFY COULD RIDDLE IT OUT' I WOULDNT COUNT ON IT HES BEEN STUMPED TH LIVELONG DAY '(QU KNOW WHAT WE NEED MA AM' 1{0() TELL ME WHAI 600K I'LL ? You South hold •A2•s +AQJ87.AKJ65 you do now1 A - Bid six diamonds Your partner has shown some signs of What lifo do TODAY S QUESTION In le r!d of I} dchnB five dta ' I I �8-The Da1ly Sent mel News ~llddleport-Pomeroy, 0. Nov • rn • • • t Contmued !rom 13 197l Briefs Pa~e 11 Korea The Umted States has alread)• agreed - m the Shanghai communique Lssued at the end of President NLxon·s Chma VISit - that ''there IS but one Chma '' and Taaw~ln IS a part of 1t Addmg to the speculation, was the fact that the Amencan delegatiOn arnved at the government guest house where the meetmg was bemg held an hour and a half late In addtllon, some of Kissmgl'r's key stafr members we re m1ssmg, although there were name cards for them at the Jong baLze~overed conference table. Before the meetmg began, as Chou watted for K1ssmger, the Chmese premJer told reporters he would never vtstl the Umted States ''as long as there lS a representative o£ the Ctuang Kal· shek clique" in Washington NEW YORK - NEW YORK'S 30,000 stnkmg nonmedical hospital workers accepted a compromise wage hike o£ 6 per cent and returned to work Monday, endmg a week-long walkout that caused hospitals to turn away many patient.> and reduce all but essential serv1ces, and cost $3 mlllion a day The Drug and Hosp1tal Workers Umon struck 48 hospitals and nursmg homes tn the New York area Nov o because the Cost of Livmg Council (CLC) m Washington had not approved a 7 5 per cent ratse won earher 1n state arbttration The CLC has set a maxunum 55 per cent wage mcrease per year to slow mflation. The compromise proposal calls for a 6 per cent or $9-a-week wage mcrease, whtch 1s higher Before the strike, the average wage for the nonmediCal workers was $140a week WASHINGTON - CONGRESS IS MOVING qwckly to g~ve President Nvwn the power he seeks to deal with the energy CriSIS, mcluding possible rahonmg or gasohne In separate development.> on Capital H1ll. - The Senate Interior Committee Monday approved a bill giving the President emergency powers tc reduce outdoor advertisement lighting, to lower highway speeds, suspend some clean-atr reqmrements and ration scarce fuel. - The House approved, 361-14, the 789-mlle trans-Alaska pipeline, to bring 011 from huge untapped resources on Alaska's northern coast. It will cost $4 b1lbon over lour years and had been sharply opposed by enVIrorunentallSts worned about damage to the Arct•c tundra. -The Senate Commerce Committee was editing another bill President NlXon wanted - to make Daylight Savmg T1me permanent so Amer~cans Will spend more wakmg hours m daylight, thus saVIng electnc•ty. CAPE CANAVERAL - A LAUNCH engineer making a careful mspect10n diScovered a second set of cracks m the Sky lab 3 booster rocket Monday, throwmg liftoff for the last space stat10n crew mto lunbo. Skylab officials rescheduled the launch for Fnday, but they were skepllcal that rookie astronaut.> Gerald P Carr, Edward G Gibson and Willlalll R. Pogue would take off even then. The next launch opportumty after Fnday 1s next Tuesday and Wednesday The new set of cracks, m alummum rods that connect the fll'st and second stages of the 22-story tall rocket, were found just as a new set ol e1ght ta1I fms was fmally locked mto place at the base or the booster Mellie Keenaw dies Tuesday • Mrs Mellie F . Keenaw, Rt 1, Middleport, d1ed early Tuesday mormng at Holzer Med1cal Center Born Feb 11, 1887, m Darbyvllle, Piqua Co , Mrs. Keenaw was preceded m death by her parents, John and Nancy Burgett Tipton and her husband, C. L. Keenaw m 1950 They were mamed m 1905 She was also preceded m death by a daughter, two sons, lour brothers and liVe sisters A member of the Wesley Chapel of the Umled Methodist Church m Columbus, Mrs Keenaw ts survtved by a daughter, Mrs . BeatriCe Howell, w1th whom she hved, a son, El1wood J. Keenaw, New Albany; a s1sler, Mrs Eva Peters, Columbus; seven grandchildren, 16 greatgrandchildren and one greatgreat - grandchild Services Will be held at 2 p m Friday at the 0. R Woodyard Chapel on East MEIGS THEATRE State St., Columbus w1th bunal m the Glen Rest Cemetery m Reynoldsburg Fnends may call at the Walker Funeral Home, Rutland, anytime after 2 p m. Wednesday Former resident dies in Canton Mrs Grace McMaster Hardmg of Canton, formerly of Middleport, d1ed Monday at the Molly Stark Hospital m Canton followmg a long Illness. She was the former w1!e of the late Harry McMaster who operated a hardware store m Middleport under lha t name for many years. SurvlVlng are two daughters, Mrs. M~rtm ( Ahce ) Qumlan o£ Canton, and Helen Jean McMaster of Rotterdam, Holland. Fnends w1ll be rece1ved Wednesday evenmg at the Earl Jack Funeral Home, Oh10 Ave., N. E Canton Funeral serv1ces and bunal w1ll be Thursday at the Canton Funeral Home TONIGHT November 13 TOM SAWYER (Techmcolorl (G) artoons . Happy Days Good Ole Summertime Have Fun dults Sl SO Children· 7Sc Show Starts 7 p.m Wednesday & Thursday November 14 15 NOT OPEN SALES SET A rummage sale w1ll be held Thursday, Friday and Saturday m the Coates Bmldmg, Middleport A bake sale will be held on Saturday. The events are bemg sponsored by the Women's M1sswnary Soc1ety of the Syracuse Church of God . ' Time To Cave 3 ROOMS 9 OF ALL NEW FURNITURE ONLY • $595 - BAKER FURNITURE Campaign opened for credibility more tapes and IVASHlNt;TON ! UP I I President Ntxon, !Jpcnmg a W.Jh~ r g<Jtc documents than US many-:mled tampa1gn to 1e- Dtstml Court had asked for storc Ius cred1b1hty, called m But he s.a1d he cannot fmU more GOP congressmen today ,mother rccordmg he was to to personally proclaim h1s have g1ven the court mnoc:ence concerning Water· Prestdentia l Press Secretary gate and other allegataons RonaiJ L Z1egler sa1d Monday agmnstlum iJ staff o£ mne attorneys \HIS As part of what was clearly a new of£ens1ve agalflst calls for t:um p•hn e the vanous charges hts res1gnat10n and Impeach- thltt have c r c p llnlu p•1hln> onnt ment, the Prestdent also about Ntxon, hts fncnds .cmd hts prom1 se d by Nnv 20 to fam1ly , and the m£ormat10n to ~un t.•ndel ;.. ·=·:·:·:·:·:.:·: :·.·· .·:·:·:·:·:·:···:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:··...·.:·:·:·. Iva F. Roush died on Monday NEW HAVEN, W Va - Iva F Roush, 57, New Haven, died Monday m Pleasant Va lley Hospttal at Pt Pleasant. Mrs Roush, the stster o£ Herman London, mayor of Syracuse , OhiO, wa s born on Aug 4, 1916, m Syracuse and was preceded m death by her parents, Joseph and Mollie Hall London She 1s survived by her husband, Ralph W Roush, New Haven, two daughters, Mrs Jack (Kathleen) Hesson, New Haven , and Mrs Kenneth (PatriCia ) Hern, Galax, Va; one son, James W Roush, Galhpohs, a s1ster, Mrs Wtll1am Dye, New Haven ; three half-s1sters, Mrs. George Hood, Poca, W. Va ; Mrs Clarence Slillwagner, Wooster , and Mrs J W Butcher, Toledo ; the brother, Mayor London , a half-brother, Fred Quillan, Toledo , and SIX grandchildren Funeral serv1ces will be held Wednesday at 2 p m at the Bachtel Umted Methodist Church w1th the Revs Achsah Miller and M1lton Bartram off1c1atmg. Bunal w11l be m the Graham Cemetery Fnends may call at the Foglesong Funeral Home from 7-9 p m today, and tile body Will he m state at the church one hour before the servtces Wednesday STORE DAY SET R esi rl~nts of the Ro ck Spr1ngs commumty will stage a country store in a historic log cabin near th e home of Mr and Mrs. Fred Goeg lem Saturday with proceeds to go to the Pomeroy Fire Dept. The group has made apple butter especially for the country store which ~m feature a variety of baked goods, candtes, and handmade items. The log cabin is on old Route 33 adjacent to the Salisbury Elementary School. Annual Jaycees 'M ' Night is set The annual "M" mght of the Me~gs County Jaycees w1ll be held at 8 p m Wednesday at the Me1gs Inn All men between 18 and 35 who believe that service to humamty 1s a good work or hfe are mVIted to attend Two guesls from the Oh10 Jaycees wLII be m attendance They are D1ck Orsborn, natwnal dtrector of Reg1on 9, and Darrell Cook, programmmg vtce pres1dent of Oh1o V1rg1l Bro"n, Pomeroy, a past state prestdent, w1ll be present Volunteer units called 3 times 1 dulc them cncr~y In a statement, and through h1s lawyers m U S. D1stncl President IS ~omg to address ~md dc<:tr up and dtscuss Court, the Pres1dent agreed to thoroughly," Z1egler sa•d Other rurmsh seven subpoenaed tape ofi1C1als said the President's recordmgs wh1ch the White defense would be made m House has been able to fmd and pubUe st.atements. news confer· additional unrequested nlatenences and more meetings w1 th als de.ahng w1th two conversalegislators m commg weeks and tions w1th John N Mtlchelland John W. Dean Ill, of WhiCh the montlts Ztegler sa1d N1xon would hold Wh1te House says no dtrect meellngs th1s week w1th all 234 recordmgs were made Recordings Included Repubht'an and "some'' Democratic members or Congress The additiOnal materials Include recordmgs of the PresiMonday Meeting The President met Monday dent's own d 1 c t a t e d w1th t.Pe Repubhcan Coordmat- recollectiOns of conversatiOns mg Commtttee, a recently w1th Mitchell and Dean and his reconslltuted group or GOP wntten notes on an Apnl 15 senators, governors and party conversation wtth Dean The o£flctals, and the grQup later Pres1dent sa1d he had thought voted a resolutiOn urgmg "full he had a dlctahon tape or hiS dtsdosure of all facts ansmg recollectiOns of the Apnl 15 from the so-ealled Watergate meetmg, but that he now lmds that does not eXIst. affa1r " Two o£ the Republicans He offered to submit the grwnbled priva tely that the tapes to techmcal examtnabon meeting w1th the President was to assure they had not been a ~<monolog u e' ' m wh1ch nobody tampered w1th. was permitted to questwn the In other developments · Chte£ Executive - The Senate Watergate comSen Wilham Brock, R-Tenn , mittee turned to the subJect of satd he d1d not thmk N1xon was Illegal corporate campaign conyet "out or the woods" but tnbutJOns as Bramff Airways, added "He has opened the door to resolutiOn of the problem." N1xon also met 90 mmutes Monday wtth seven Democratic members of the Btg Bend legislators Sen . James B. Mm s trel Assoc1ahon and Allen, D-Ala , sa1d that " not numbers were taken from the more than 15 or 10 mmutes'' 1973 Fall Follies wh1ch wtll be was devoted to Watergate and presented at the Me1gs H1gh much of the sessiOn deahng School on Nov. 24. wt th the Mtddle East and A tap line o£ Jan Holter, June Ann Wamsley, Jenny Chapman, Cathy Werry, Sonya Ohhnger and Tonya Keebaugh danced to "Everybody Step." Ahce Nease sang, "I Am't Got 1, Dexter, to the hst of sub- Nobody, " and Tammy stitute cooks, reduced the pnce E1ehmger was featured m a of milk per half pmt from ten baton routme to "Hey, Look Me cents to SIX cents; approved a Over. " tutor for diSabled students, James Soulsby presented passed a motwn to buy new vocally, "Hawauan Weddmg stage curtams at Harrtsonvtlle Bells" and Sharon Wilson sang, School, approved the attend- "Why Don't You Fall m Love ance of seven teachers, James w1th Me '' A pre-teen dance D1ehl, h1gh school pnnc1pal, lwe composed of Jayne and Hargarves, at several Hoefhch, V1cky Morrison , meetings across the state, and Andrea R1ggs, Lon Rupe, approved a recommendation Lmda Kavalch1k, Beth Pernn, by Hargraves that Mrs Dottie Kenda Braun, and Sue Taylor Lou Mowery Sm1th be per- danced to "Long Halted Lover mitted to att~nd Me1gs H1gh from Liverpool " Roundmg out School, provided that she the program was HBy the Sea" res1des m the school d1str1ct by Cathy Werry, Tina N1er1, The board also approved Shelly Mankm, Valene Paul Sayre as a substitute Johnson and Babs W1tte, a soc1al studtes teacher at the dance number. htgh school Charlene Hoeflich anIn a fmal actwn, a motion to nounced the program numprovide non-cert1hcated bers employees w1th group hosp1tahzat10n and medtcal msurance was passed The msurance w1ll cost $13 65 per person per month. Attending were Supt Hargraves, members Joe Sayre, V~rg1l King, Carroll P1erce, Don MuJlm, President Wtlham Porter, Clerk Lee McComas, Mrs Joy Bentley, Charles Searles, Ray Goodman on behalf of the OccupatiOnal Work Adjusbnent Program, and Dw1ght Goms, director of the Me1gs H1gh School Marchmg Band · These are thm~::s tlliJt the Inc., pleaded ~u1lty Monday to makmg an 1llegal $40,000 contribution to the N1xon campa1gn ' - A House JUdiCiary subcommittee approved leglslatwn for a spec1al prosecutor mdependent or the admimstralton. Meanwhile, the adnurustrahon's prosecutor, Leon Jaworski, filed a court bnel saymg "not even the highest oflice m the land" has authonty to break the law m the name of national security - Donald Segreth, the young pohhcal trtckster convicted or send tng out pohttcal hlerature without 1dentifymg the source, entered a federal pnson honor farm m Caltforma to serve a slx·month sentence. - The fight over the tapes extended to Los Angeles, where a lawyer for former White House a1de Egil Krogh said he will ask for an order that Nixon provide tapes and documents relating to the burglary of Daniel Ellsberg's psych1atr1st It............................. Elberfelds In Pomeroy Mens and Boys Department, 1st Floor rangier thinks Americans lsP•~nd too much for little boys' clothes and CLERK OF COURTS Larry Spencer was honored on his birthday Tuesday when county employes at the eourt house presented him with a decorated cake and g~lt.>. The Eastern Local Board of Ed uca lion Tuesday mgh t -contracted w1th Carl E Snulh Co , Inc to dnll lor o1l or gas on the d1slnd's h1gh school grounds Supt John Riebel pomted out that there are 84 25 acres ol land owned by the diStrict near the h1gh school R1ebel sa•d the company conce ivably could lind enough gas or ml to help the d1stnct m expected energy cmis. However, the board of education has reserved the r1ght to restnct the company to speethed dnlbng locations The board , meetmg 1n regular sesswn at the h1gh school, passed a resolutiOn strongly fa vormg a proJect m eastern Me1gs County a•med to get extended phone serviCe to the Pomeroy area from the Southeastern Oh10 Telephone Co of Coolvtlle The board agreed to urge res1det1ts to rece1ved until 8 p m. Dec. II by the board Buses to be sold are a 1964, 66-passengcr Chevrolet, and a 1965 model 48-passenger Ford Nancy Arnold was employed as coach of the Gtrls Athletic Association and the board approved home mslruction for one student who has been 1ll by Mrs. Lavina Brannon, thll'd grade teacher at Tuppers Plams The restgnation of Mrs. Mtllie Dill as custodian of 1/le Riverview School was accepted . The board approved the attendance of an unempl oy mP.nt com pen sa tion semmar m Athens on Dec 12 by Supt. R•ebel and clerk EXTENDED OUTLOOK Cres ton Newland . The A chance of showers Friday and Saturday. Highs predtcted energy crtsls was in the 50s north, 60s south d1scusse<l, but no defm1te steps Friday lo"erlng to tbe 40s by taken beyond the contract w1th the Smith firm Two parents Sunday. Low in the 30s. (Cortinued on page 14 ) re tul'n cards to a commiltee m charge of the prOJCCI so that enough affi rmative votes a,skwg £u1 the sm vH:e can be secured AI Vargo of Eesley, Lee and Var go, Manella, the architectural ltrm which des1gned a new addihon bemg constructed at the h1gh school, met w1th the board to descnbe suggested color schemes lor the mter10r of the add1hon. The board accepted suggestions offered by the hrm It was voted to sell two school buses smce three new buses amved m the diStrict Tuesday. Sealed b1ds on the buses w1ll be WINNERS OF CASH PRIZES and free tickets to the annual ·'Fall Follies" ol the B1g Bend Minstrel Assn for preparmg the best posters adverllsmg the Nov. 24 event were these art students of Mrs Margaret Ella Lewis or the Metgs High School '!'hey are, l to r , Jeame Schne1der, hrst place ; Shelly Mankm, second, and Vicky Frye, third ~Posters Johnson lil' :~: Social 1~! ICalendar I is the answer on how to save! Pl oy boll Nlth t1l Wran gler and get what s so hard to g et the se days What you poy lor Wrangl er builds dur cbii1IV and easy care mto ,.. every garmen t lon g sleeve nbbed turtle nec k, 50% Polyester, 50°/o Cott on In on assortment o f colors S M l Flore le g Slock s 50% Poly este r, 50% Co tton Tortan Plo1d s, conlrasllng pocke ts a nd belt loops Also ovcdoble 1 str pes Asso rt ed Colors 3/} new mercantrle pof1cy l~~~'!;~~;s virtually all ~i:: and casualty m ce requ rred for DOWNING · CHILDS AGENCY INC. MIOOLEPORT, 0 . t-=:=:::::::::=:·:::::=:·:•'•! •! ;.:;:·:·:.;•:.::! :.:.:.::!·!.!•:·!0:.:·=~ ~ I BY UPI :;.: IBrael and Egypt agreedi~,. today at a desert meeting to~ begin carrying out terms of:;: ~the lour-day-<~ld cease-!irt'i~ ~accord 'i'hursday wlth a:i ~iprlsouer of war exchange tO:;i :1;be followed by au Israeli;:: ~~tllrnovcr to the United:~. ::~Nations of checkpoints on the:.: ~;Suez-Cairo road. :il: :;: The decisions at Kllomete~~ ;:; 101 on the Cairo-suez road;:; (:followed a threat by Israel( :;:.. Prime Miolster Golda Metr.;: ;; w cut of! all supplies to the;:; ;; Egyptian 3rd Army II therei: ~was not an Immediate POW;?; h ~· ::iexchange w1d a warolng byi: j;:'the semiolflcial Cairo news,,y;: I ~ipaper AI Ahram that this ':~ :-. .:•. ·~·~would mean war. ·!· 'o' ' •' ~ '•' •..·!·!·!·!·:·:.:·:·:·:·:·:~~::·: :·:·:·:::-:·:·:·:·:·:~::-:::·:·:·:!::::. Be s\Jre to see all the o1her sh1rts, pants, and underwear S1zes 3 to 7 1ackets, hos1ery ~r··:~·· ··········:··· ., ~,ews.~ Elberfelds In Pomeroy The Me1gs County CommiSSIOners Tuesday told Charles Russell, Jack Cnsp ol the Leadm g Creek Conservancy D1stnct and Chllord Bird sa ll of Burgess N1ple Engmeermg f1rm, Columbus, that they must take a long look before approvmg a regiOnal sewage dt s tne t 1n Salem Township The three men mel wtlh the corrurusstoners to discuss the • ln By United Press International TOKYO - SECRETARY OF STATE Henry A. K1ssmger, who worked out a Middle East truce accord and Improved relations with China durmg his worldwide campaign of personal diplomacy, arr1ved m Tokyo today for difficult talks w1th Japanese alhes on the world energy criSIS. The VISibly tll'ed Klssmger went straight to hiS bote! for sleep before his f~rst round of talks w1th the Japanese this afternoon Japanese officlBls sa1d the Arab oil cutbacks would be the main lcp1c or di~cuss•on between Kissinger and America's maJor As1an ally. Klssmger flew to Tokyo from Pekmg this mornmg after assuring Chmese leaders Amema mtends to continue Improving relatJons w1th Pekmg "no matter what happens m the Umted States.'' U. S. offic1aJs smd, however, a JOint Chi.nese~Arnertcan corrunumque to be 1ssued later today would be "general m nature" and ruled out establiShment of full diplomatic relations between Washmgton and Pekmg m the Immediate future . HAVE YOU OPENED -A CHRISTMAS CLUB COLD BAY, ALASKA - THE ALEUTIAN Islands' 8,261-foot MI. Pavlof began a lava show Tuesday, spewing molten rock 200 feet mto the wr. '!'he fountammg was a part or an eruption that could r1se and fall for weeks without cauSing any real damage to persons m the area, a specialiSt m Seattle sa1d. The mountain began blowing ash and smoke more than 20,000 feet into the all' Monday rught and the fountaming followed, '!'om Morris of the Federal Av1at1on Admimstration sa•d. ACCOUNT? SANTE FE,N. M - STATE School Supt. Martm Essex Will become pres1dent of the Council of Chief State School Olf1cers at the council's annual meetmg here today. Essex last year mvolved 125,000 Ohioans in the country's most massive discuss•ons leading to the redes1gn of eduea)10n to equip youngsters for contemporary livmg. He directed a major natiOnal assessment ol vocational education, which formed the framework for the Vocational Education In 1967-08. Next year let Christmas shop· ping be a real pleasure. Plan your budget ahead by knowing the amount of money you will CLEVELAND - AN INCREASE IN THE pt~ces ol raw nulk on Dec. 3 is expected wtrigger a penny a quart mcrease m the price of bottled milk - the slXth nulk price boost of 1973. Milk Inc., the diUrY farmers' marketing cooperabve wh1ch serves northern Ohio, satd da•ry farmers will begin charging processors $9.70 a hundred-weight for m1lk Dec. 3 The cost per hundredwetght last January was $7.29. "The Increase affects only bottled milk," said Del Groves, a spokesman for Milk Inc. Groves also sa1d milk production 1s down by about II per cent. "You would think that w1th higher prices th1s would not happen, but many farmers are taking their cattle to the beef market," sa1d Groves. "Also, the large dairies are buymg out the smaller ones, which means fewer dall'y farms." have to spend. Start now, be happy. FOR EACH CLUB MEMBER WHO MAKES 49 PROMPT WEEKLY PAYMENTS, THE BANK WILL MAKE THE 50th PAYMENT. CITIZENS . NATIONAL BANK MIDOI.fPORT, 0. ' . WEDNESDAY, NOVFMBER 14, 1973 formatiOn of a sewage d1stnct operatwn of the sewage plant that would extend from Salem would cost about as much for 14 homes as 1l would w1th 250. Center mto Vmton County Cnsp remarked that It was brought out that the sustem would benefit residents whoever serviCes the area w1th of Vmton County more than water sho•dd also offer sewage residents of Me1gs County serv1ce , an actiOn apparently smce there are 99 homes m to be Implemented m the Vmton County and only 14 m future Clark pomted out that a the Salem Center area better picture o£ the Situation Robert Clark, commissiOner president, stated tha t there would have to be obtamed, that were too many details yet to everyone 1s not sold on the work out and a longer look tdea. The commissiOners asked must be taken O[ the SituatiOn that residents who are usmg before approval can be gtven the garbage contamers located by the commassJOllers. The Economic Development throughout the county to use AdmtmstratlOn has the the serv1ce durmg the week authonty to grant mone} to a1d mstead of only on Sunday. They also noted that m the constructiOn or the res1dents are h1ring people system The proposed cost of the wtth pickup trucks to haul system IS $190,000 for the trash who, mstead or dwnpmg treatment plant and $420,000 at the landfill, are emptymg for the collection system. The EDA grant would be $300,000 It was pomted out that half the houses m the Salem Center area are for sa1e now at pnces that range from ten to 12 RACINE - James E Roush, thousand dollars, w1th no m- son of Everett and Grace terested takers Roush, Racme, has been Clark asked, If these houses elected to serve as the 1974 cannot sell, how can 200 to 250 TuberculosiS Chnstmas Seal homes be erected m the area Campa1gn Chall'man. over the next three years and Jim res1des here With h1s sell for $20,000. wife Barbara and their four It was also brought out that chl1dren, Conme, Glenn, Amanda, and Yancy He has been associated w1th the Boy Scout.> of Amenca seven years, Scoutmaster of Chester Troop, Distr1ct Group Leader and Committeeman, Amencan Legion Post 602, Racine Lodge 461 F . & A.M., Pomeroy Chapter Royal Arch Mason 80, Bosworth Council 46, Royal and Select Master, Ohio Valley Commandry 24 K.T.; Racme Chapter 134, Order of Three more contestants have the Eastern Star, Aladdin entered the Southeast OhiO Temple Shrme, Twin City Junwr M1ss Pageant to be Shrme Club, Pomeroy Lions staged at the Metgs Jumor Club and the F O.E . Aerie 2171. H1gh School m Middleport, He IS employed by Mei~s Saturday, Nov 17, making a them at the contamers They noted that the con tam~rs are for the use ot. res1dents outs1de corporations, but they say the service is bemg abused In other busmess the com~ missioners agreed to advertise for b1ds for a 1974 model cruiser for the sheriff's department B1ds must be submt!led by 9 a.m on Monday, Dec. 3. Two anu-;tal clauns were allowed. Kenneth Darst was paid $80 for the loss of two ewes a~ld Mora $200 for the loss of a registered Guernsey heifer Attendmg were Clark, Warden Ours, and Henry Wells, commissiOners, Martha Chambers, clerk, Jim Roush, samtar1an, and Wesley Buehl, engmeer Judgmg o£ the annual poster contest of the Mctgs High S<'hool a1 t classes m con· JUnction w1th the annual Fall Follies of the Btg Bend Mmstrel AssocJatlOn was held Tuesday afternoon First, second and tlurd place wmners were selected m each of the three classes and those students wJil rece tve free Energy uses to be cut Uruted Press International A growmg list of Cities and states has taken action to make ,•t through what Wh1te House energy adviser John A. Love says is "the greatest challenge this nation has met except m wartune '' Five states proposed or JOHN REECE ordered highway speed reducPOINT PLEASANT tions Tuesday to conserve fuel, Joba Reece, public affairs Maryland's governor got eoordlnator, will speak about emergency powers to deal w1th and narrate slides showing the energy s hortage, progress at the construction congresswnal comm1 ttees site of the James M. Gavin approved year-round Dayhght Power Plant at Cheshire, Savmg Time, and the stock Ohio and its coal mines market contmued a three.<Jay Thursday evening at the plunge as Americans braced November meeting ol the for what IS predicted to be a Central Ohio Valley InmaJor change in their life styJe. dustrial Council at the Red' "Probably one or the major Carpet Inn near here. changes IS the end of the long love affa1r w1th the automobile, " sa1d Dr. Edward C McDonagh, chairman of the Ohio State Univers•ty socwlogy department uwe aren't gomg to be planmng those long or frequent vacatiOns, and we aren't gomg w be bwldmg our dream houses or buytng those appliances. We wlil become more mdoor ·onentated Telev1s1on will probably expand programnung, and . we w1ll have a slower eXlstence than we have become accustomed to," he said . Unprecedented Powers Given The Maryland Legislature gave Gov. Marvin Mandel unprecedented emergency powers to deal with the energy crisis, and Mandel sa•d he w1ll use the law to delcare a state of emergency, order an mventory ol all energy sources in the state, reduce the speed linut on JAMES ROUSH state and mterstate highways followmg people . Thelma D1ll, to 50 m1les an hour and draw up President , Dolhe Hayes, a list of priorities for luel Secretary; Jane Brown, TB allocatiOns. Mandel warned Marylanders Nurse i or James E Roush. that a cold wmler lies ahead ol them. In Massachusetts, Gov. FranciS W Sargent announced a four.yronged program w reduce the state 's fuel concommon prayer whtch con tams swnption, includmg a 50 m.p h the word "obey" to the chagrm speed lirmt on all highways, ol some women, who charged reduction of outdoor adshe must have been ''coerced." vertising lighting, easmg of low But the couple made plam m sulfur reqwrement.> of the mterv1ews Monday they wanted state's antipollutiOn laws, and to "obey" each other and fell in reduction by 95 per cent of the love w1thout regard for stabon state use of Chmtmas hghtmg. In life, drawn together by the1r Sargent also called for creatwn o( a cabmet level task mutual passiOn lor horses Ioree to eqns1d ~r the possibility Four-Legged Children? "When they have children of a four-day work week they are bound to be four- Orders Thermostats Lowered legged," the queen has been North Carolina Gov. James Holshouser ordered therquoted as saymg W1th the ceremony Pnncess mostats m state buildings Anne's mcome from the crown lowered, announced a plan to rose from $37 ,500-a-year to use compact cars in stale $87,o00, a fact wh1ch led Labor motor pools, cut speeds to 55 member of Parliament Wtlham and sa1d he w1ll ask the Ham•lton, a frequent royal legislature to cut them to 50. critic, to attack the prmcess as California has lowered high''thts plain and pricey woman " way speeds from 70 to 65 and Another Labor member. John Gov Ronald Reagan urged (Continued on page 14\ ( Contmued on Page 14 Roush chairing Seal drive Pageant cast has 3more total or eight contestants. Most recent entnes are Nancy Crow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Alfred Crow, Racme; Jan Holter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Roy Holter , Pomeroy, Rt. 3, and Brenda Hayes, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hayes of Syracuse. M1ss Crow 1s a semor at Southern H1gh School where she ts active in Tri-M, Htt 'n M1ss softball, nuxed chmr, COLUMBUS -OHIO AGRICULTURE Department Director concert band, Jobs Daughters, Gene R. Abercrombie Tuesday warned Ohioans agamst using a pep band, the Fall Follies, and device called "electromc insect killer" because the deviSe has G~tls' athletics M1ss Crow 1s exploded while betng tested. sponsored by Chapman Shoes Abercrombie said the federal Environmental. Protection of Pomeroy. Agency has placed a recall on the device which is distributed by Miss Holter, a semor at the A. K Electnc Corp., Brooklyn, N. Y. Me1gs High School, •s sponsored by the J &R Sports Shop HE'LL WAIT TWO AIDED o1 Pomeroy. She IS a member COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. ol the Me1gs Band, concert The Pomeroy E-R unit made · two runs Tuesday, at 1:09 p.m John J . Gilligan's office said band, Jumo~ Mtss Band, to the Shamrock Motel lor Bill today he •s waiting on a report volleyball !!lam, Fall Follies, Ways011 and at 1:30pm. to SR from h1s recently named was the Meigs County fair 124 lor Shirley Wolfe. Both committee on energy before he queen, and. the Oh10 Holslem were taken to Veterans decides what to do about Queen. Memor~al Hosr•tal and ad- lowering the speed hm1t to 50 (Contmued on page 14 ) miles per hour mitted . • County as the Bu•ldmg Inspector.S.nitation Roush commented: "To •control TB, more research, lime and medJcme is gomg to have w be needed. What can the public do to help control Tuberculosis? Well, you can go to the Tuberculosis Nurse and take a simple test or x-ray to see if you have T.B.lf so, more advanced tests and treatments will be g1ven free of charge to you "And give w the T.B. fund ra1sing campa1gn, so help and research might be continued to those who have TB, those who have not been detected and who knows, maybe someday, for you." He urges everyone to send contributions for the TB Christmas Seals matted today Residents who do not receive 'l'B Chnstmas Seals m the ma1l, may contact the Princess ties love knot LONDON (UP! ) - Prmcess Anne, only daughter of Queen Elizabeth, mamed a $12!;-aweek army officer today, a love match that brought huge crowds out Into the !lagbedecked streets and helped this nation forget 1ts economic cr1sls for two romantic hours. The c1ty ~c hoed w fanfares and church bells as the tall, blonde 23-year-old prmcess rode m the glass coach from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey to become the wife of Capt. Mark Phillips, 25, an Olympic gold medal nder who helped her also become an mternat10nal competitor. The weddmg and carnage processiOns along the decorated m1le from the palace to the abbey were wrapped m some of the tightest secunty ever imposed for a royal event. In 'I '' TEN CENTS PHONE 992-2156 Commission will delay western sewer district "' a sin•ess at 10 to 20 per cent over the separate !ooli cies. Let us at Dowmng ds Agency analyze thrs Mercantile Policy w1th POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~ by Gill Fox "The Boss' New Secretary?" Devoted To 1"1ae lnter~t. Of 1"'ae MeigJ·MOMJn Areo ® VOL XXV NO. 150 Chancey The Middleport E-R umt had two calls Monday and the !Ire Deer killed dept one At II 14 a.m. the a1dlllen by pickup truck were called to 336 Broadway The Me1gs County Shenff's but the call was caneelled. At 4 35 p m they transported Dept reported th1s mornmg Ltlhan Ste1ff to Holzer MediCal another aCcident mvolvmg a deer that ran mto the path or an Center The fire dept was called at 2.12 p m to the A&P auto . At 8 45 p.m Monday, a parkmg lot where a car pickup truck dnven by Perry belongmg to Thelma Jean E Kennedy, 23, Rutland , Schoonover was destroyed by traveling west on SR 325 JUSt lire. Details were lackmg east of Danv1lle m Salem Twp ., topped the crest of a h11l and struck and k1lled an e•ghl-pmnl buck deer that ran mto the Veterans Memorial Hospital road ADMISSIONS - John Glass, Kennedy was not tnjured . H1s Pt Pleasant; Azalea Odtster, veh1cle had moderate damage Pomeroy ; Clarence Murray, to Its rad1ator, gr1lle and head- Middleport; Dora Roush, lights Mtddleport, Herbert Stewart, Mmersvtlle , Philhp Donovan, Syracuse , Mary Burkley, Pt JUDGMENT A~KED Pleasant; Beverly Baulkner, The Farmers Bank and Pomeroy, Robert Lemley, Savmgs Co , Pomeroy, has Pomeroy; Wl11tam Hammon, hied su1t m Me1gs County Gall1pohs Common Pleas Court asking DISCHARGES - Harry judgment of $3,228 66, w1th Bnnker mterest smce Nov 7, 1973, and ::r-:·~:::-:·~~~:::·~=·•-=·:·:·~··=-=·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:,:X!·!·!·!·!;~ costs, !rom Roy W and H1lda MURDER CHARGED Brown, Vmcent, Oh10 The SUI! CINCINNATI (UP!) - Robcharges the Browns s1gned a ert Owens, 32, Cincmnatl, was prom1ssory note on Jan. 27, 1972, and that they shUowe the charged With hrst.<Jegree manslaughter Monday m conabove amount nechon With the Sunday death o!James Smith, 37, Cincinnati WEDNESDAY Pollee srud the two men had BOOSTERS TO MEET MIDDLEPORT Amateur been m a fight and Smtth died RACINE - The Southern shortly afterwards. Gardeners Club, 8 p m at the Athletic Boosters wlil meet Owens was to appear in the home of M•ss Bermce Ann today at the h1gh school at 7: 30 Ham1Iton County Cnmmal Durst, Mrs Thomas Stewart to p.m Parents o£ players and Court today, He was held under have the program and w•ll giVe a demonstratiOn on Thanks_cheerleaders are urged to no bond attend Plans and preparatiOn giVIng table arrangements. for the annual football banquet AID GIVEN w1ll be made '!'he Pomeroy E-R squad was called Monday to 272 W. Mam St for Azalea Od1sler who was taken to Veterans MemorlBI DIVORCE FILED ~UTLAND Edna Hospital Sizemore, R~tland, has filed for a divorce m Me1gs County LOCAL TEMPS Common Pleas Court, from The temperature m downGarf1eld Sizemore, Rutland, on town Pomeroy at 11 a m the grounds of gross neglect of Tuesday was 58 degrees under duty and extreme cruelty cloudy sk1es. Sl DE uLANLt:> 3 School district orders drilling for oil or gas addition to 1,500 soldiers, sailors and amnen lining the route, there were 4,000 police, mcludmg hundreds ol detectives on duty lc combat any possible Ir1sh Republican Army (IRA) bombing mcident. Everything Is Examined Every building on the route and even the sewers underneath were examined Four dogs were used to smff out explos1 ves. The wedding was conducted by Dr Mtchael Ramsay, archbishop of Canterbury. On one side of the sanctuary sat Queen Elizabeth and 18 other members or the royal House of Windsor. On the other sat Mark's fam1Iy, mcludmg h1s father, Peter, purchasing dirertor of a sausage firm. Prmcess Anne chose the service of the 1662 book of I ' judged passes to the follies to be g1ven Nov. 24 at the Me1gs H1gh School under the sponsorship or the Me1gs Band Boosters The best posters of each class were then JUdged and the top three wmners chose These wmners wtll receive cash pnzes Class wmners were, first through thtrd respectively , class I, Jeame Schne1der. Shelly Mankm, Morton Barnes, and honorable mentton, VIcky Kelly , class II, Vicky Frye, Mandy Carder and Donna Thornton, class III, Debbie Van Meter, Deman s Ash, and Debbie Osborn Overall wmners were M1ss Schnetder, £1rst ; Miss Mankm, second, and Vicky Frye, third The posters wtll be placed m Me1gs Coun ty busmess houses Pomeroy • station assured WASHINGTON Rep. Clarence Miller and the Economic Development Adm•mstralion (EDA) today announced the approval of a $97,0011 grant mcrease to assist m constructton of five new emergency ambulance statwns to be located m Southeastern Ohw Ambulance statwns to house the vehicles of the Southeast OhiO Emergency Medical ServiCe (SEOEMS ) are lc be buill at Ironton, Oak H1ll, Jackson, Pomeroy and Logan. The f1ve statwns are components or the 19 stahon ambulance system of SEOEMS. Today's grant mcrease brmgs EDA's total mves bnent in the proJect to $197,0011 An or1gmal grant for $100,000 for the project was approved m October 1972. The subsequent tncrease ~warded today w1U perm1t constructwn on the stations to begm m the near future Both grants were made under the Public Works Impact Program or EDA The program IS des•gned to stimulate local employment through the construction of public onented factllties Auto's door is damaged '!'he door ol a car was damaged m a two-ear m1shap on CR 19, JUSt east of SR 33 early Tuesday evemng. Accordmg to Sherif! Robert C Hartenbach's deparbnent, Wilham E . Moore, 33, Syracuse, had stopped h1s car on CR 19 near the junction of SR 33 when hiS engme began overheatmg . Moore said he left the driver's Side door open when he got out of the car. A truck dnven by Roy T Grueser, 46, Rt 3, Pomeroy, on CR 19 m the same dll'ection as Moore struck the left rear and left door ol Moore's vehicle . Grueser sa1d he d1d not see Moore 's auto wh1ch was parked approximately fo ur feet onto the traveled portiOn of the highway . Moore's car had light damage to the left door and Grueser's had moderate damage to 1ts bumper, gr1ll and hood. No mJur•es were repm ted and no ciUIIlon ISSUed. • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 13, 1973 keenaw mcmaster roush