http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/026e535be1ca49f98ff45d8de04b27a3.pdf 49593e135dd452687cad722f9c378687 PDF Text Text Anarchy orces Spinola ' ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 110 th Anniversary Sale GAHS' OWAs BEAUTIFY MEMORIAL FIELD Memorial Field is green and clean! This statement holds truth due to the fine job that Willard (Buddy ) Moore's and Ed Pauley's Occupational Work Adjustment workers did cleaning up its premises. They removed glass, dead trees, brush, cans, and all other trash that was movable. The following boys who are now enrolled in the OWA program at Gallta Academy High SChool are credited .for the fine shape of Memorial Field (six of whom are pictured above), David Blankenship, Scott Foster, Donald Denny , Rick Swain, Greg Myers, Willard Taylor, Tim ~yse, James Henson, Truman Jphnson, John Kasee , Bernard George, Carl Hill, John Moss, i:>aimy Clay, Greg Frazier, Danny White, Terry Haner, Ralph Steinbeck .• Eimer King, Danny Roberts, Mike Long, Timmy Harris, and Mike Bivians. ~ • to ·reszgn zn Portugal LISBON l UPIJ - President Antonio de Spinofa told Portugal today he was resigning fr om his ·post because of the uclimate of anarchy " reigning in the nation . Spinola, 64, made the announcemnt io a television speech that followed three days of crisis provoked by a stru ggle betwween conservative and leftwlng groups in the fivemonth..()ld Portuguese regirne . Spiilola said he was unable to carry out the program of the Armed Forces Movement (MFA ) - which toppled the right-wing regime of Premier • DINETTES and DINING ROOM FURNIITURE ' M arcelo, caet~no . OUR ENTIRE STOCK IS INCLUDED Choose from maple, pine, oak, walnut and metal finishes LAST DAY - Larry Morris, Langsville, third from left, completed his final day of employment with the Meigs Bookmobile Friday. Presenting Morris with gifts are, I to r, John J . Philip, supervisor ofrield opejations; Mrs. Louise Brewer, bookmobile s taff member, and Mrs. Vibna Pikkoja, bookmobile supervisor, Morris has worked for six years and has been oie.rving as readers advisor. in a bloodless crisi~ wh ich is out of control," he said. IrnmedlalelY. after his lf>. minute speech, a government spokesman said the Council of Stale, the country 's highest consultative body, was meeting, presumably to. deal with Spinola's succession. y, II Ford reported pulling » ~ I out of 1976 campaign l I ' . HOMECOMING QUEEN - Martha Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs~ Joseph W. Jones of Mason and a Waharita High · . School-senior , was crowned 1974 WHS Homecoming Qu een during halftime ceremonies of the Falcons football game against Southern Friday night. Miss Jones' escort is BiU Rardin. Carrol K. Snowden Park Central Hotel Bldg. Second Ave., Gallipolis · Ph . <t•46 -4290. Home 446· 45 18 Ulci.JOOd ~bor. Swe Farm lschm. """ ,.,,~, .... Stilt firm lnlllftnet ... cl. . Collwlitt ....... O!littt: ' IIOoMilltlt:'l. 1!~1\11!1 , 7304.1 will hear You have the right to expect .ansiderntion, concern and care. And ifs our tradition to provide theni. We give thoughtful respect to family's every wish. llOth Anniversary S~le P~ic~s on women's and girls' coats, · dresses, sportswear, hngene, 1ewelry, bras and girdles, sheets and to~els, blankets, bedspreads, cosmetics, men's and boys' jackets dress slac~s, work clothing, flannel shirts, sport coats, draperies: small appliances, records and tapes, toys,·bicycles, chairs, living room s.ul!es, mattresses, carpet, bedroom suites, microwave ovens, pamt. JOU and JOUr loved ones will be assured on a prominent burial For more inform• maH this coupon Shop Weekdays 9:30 to 5 PM or call 992-7440 WITH NO OBLIGATION. NAME ----------------ADDRESS PHONE -------------- Melg• Memory Ganlen1 POMEROY • STATE ROUTE 7 EAST ' • ' ,, KEY FIGURE at the world food conference opening Nov. 5 In Horne, Secretary of Agriculture Earl Buu has heen wanliJig that towered farm produclion and domestic demand limit U. S. ability to greatly Increase food aid for developing countries. • ' . NEW YORK - SECRETARY OF STATE Henry A. Kisainger went into talks with Turkish and Arab diplomats today In a double effort to promote peace In Cyrpus and the Middle East. Kissinger, who returned to New York SUnday afternoon for a second round of United Nations consultations, scheduled breakfast with Turkish Foreign Minister Turan Gunes to discuss the Cyprus crisis. He invited representatives of the Arab League nations at the United Nations to the U. S. mission this evening for a dinner aimed at getting the stalled Middle East peace talks moving again. Th,e secretary of state conferred Sun~ay evening with Greek Foreign Minister . George Mavros about Cyprus and strained relations between the United States and Greece. "The United States remains interested in a solution to the Cyprus question which is just and fair and respects the dignity of all people," Kissinger said after his two-hour meeting with Mavros. · • •• now, so that Note : Report was fa ctual, on informa tion Middleport Council had at that time ). Investigations of the caving retaining wall at the Pomeroy Municipal parliing lot results in development of tentative corrective measures for the caving wall . Revisions in the design of the original schemes for improvement. were found necessary during the review . Such,revisions are nearing completion. It is anti cipa tE:! d tha t the design refinement will be. completed and the feasibility report will be submitted to the Ohio River By Unlted Press International BOSTON - ANTIBUSING LEADERS marshaled their forces at Bunker Hill today and planned a school boycott Friday to carry a fight against a court-ordered desegregation plan. SChool authorities warned that truancy taws would be enforced against students missing school because of antibusing boycotts. The demonstrators had a permit, issued by Mayor Kevin H. White, for their protest at the scene of one of the Revolutionary War's most famous battle. Local busing opponepts, most of them from all•white South Boston, said they anticipated 25 per cent participation in Friday's boycott, which they said was part of a . nationwide effort. Also slated to boycott schools were busing opponents in Denver, Dallas, San Francisco and Memphis, which also are under order to integrate their schools. Meigs Memory Gardens Why not fulfill this important responsibility I A,-ea PHONE 992-2156 Division Engineer in midOctober, 1974. The studies and report are being accomplished under the Emergency Bank Protection Authority of Section 14 of the 1946 Flood Control Act, as . amended . It should be noted that the mQnetary limitation for Corps participation at a single locality is now $250,000 instead of $50,000 ·as. shown in the news article with any cos is in excess of that limit being·a· nori~federal respOnsibility. " With regard to · reimbursernent of non-federal in- cooperati on. . Cpn,terests for work performed in local con n e~tio n with bank sideration of such a study protection at Middleport, it pi-evio usly was terminated should he clearly understood when it was determined that that we Jack both the authority the cost of corrective measures and ·funds· for such action . would greatly exceed the However, should officials of federal cost limit or $50,000 Middleport desire th e Corps of which was in effect at that Engin-eers to conside r the time, and Middleport officials possibility of participating in indicated that they were not development of corre ctive ca pable · or willing to asswne measures under authority of the adqitional costs. "With the federal limit for Section 14 or the 1946 flood control act, as amended, in- Section 14 projec!.J being -in· ves tigations could be ·initiated creased to $250,000 by the following receipt of a Jetter of Water Resources Development request and inte.nt to provide Act of 1971, perhaps, there now through unity between the armed forces and the people," Goncalves told the nation. ''The armed forces program of democratization will be car ried forward against anyone or anything ." Sources close to the government said GonCBlves apparently had gained the upper hand in a power struggle with the more conservative Spinola involving the cancelation of a potentially explosive right-wing rally In Lisbon Saturday and the arrests of 23B right-wi ng leaders. The rally , called in support of Spinola, was canceled after ieftwing vigilantes vowed they would break it up. " We don 't want a civil war among the Portug uese people," Gonc·alves said . The armed forces moved troops in to man key intersections in the capital and announced late Saturday it had taken over . the country to th\l'art a plot ·to assassinate Goncalves, the colonel who led last April's coup against -the right-wing Caetano regime; In a statement late Sunday, · the armed forces announced their support of Goncalves but did not even mention Spinola's name. Political sources said ·it appeared from the statement tha.t Spinola lost out in the power struggle but not neces· sarily that he would Jose his post as president. I 1 All asked ews .. in Briefs~ to help Ohio GOP Let 'RESIDENT MANAGERS' Charles & Rosella Martin as\>ist you with your ·needs. The status of erosion problems in Pomeroy and Middleport in relation to the U. S. Corps of Engineers has been clarified in a Jetter. to Cong. Clarence E . Miller which he has referred to The Daily Sentinel. The Jetter was written by Samuel L. Britten, Acting District Engineer of the Corps , of Engineers at Huntlhgton, W. Va . It reads : "The newspaper ar.ticle Pomeroy - Middleport Daily Sentinel, 7 August 1974 Enclosed with your letter is somel"hat misleading . ( Ed . ..... and McGough. Lt . Gov. Brown will pre.sent lh~ keyn ote address shortly after the conve-ntion is opened a t 2' p. m. Miss Martha C. Moore of Cambridge, vice chairman of the Ohio GOP and National Committeewoman , Lottery is legal will serve a& temporary · chairman of the convention . CLEVELAND (UP!) '- The The major business of the U. S. Justice Department has , COLUMBUS - Former Gov. ruled Ohio's state lottery game James A. Rhodes , candidate convention will be to adopt the is legal, making Ohio the third for governor , will be the main 1974 GOP platform. state lottery to be approved, speaker at the 1974 Republican lottery headquarters here Stale Convention, which will be · 8[lnounced Friday. held Thursday, Oct. 17, at the John Kirkland, executive RKO Pala ce Thea ler in MARRIAGE LICENSES director of the lottery, and · .Colwnbus. POMEROY - Jerry Wa yne Stephen Parisi, legal counsel, GOP State Chairman Kent B. Westmoreland, 23 , Ravenswere· told shortly after noon · McGough said Rhodes will wood and Peggy Jean Gibbs, that the Ohio game rules do not address -the evening session. 20, Ravenswood; Daniel Lee confiict with federal Jaws. Other key speakers will include Chaffee, 1B, Rt. 1; Reedsville, "The lottery is legal 100 per Mayor Ralph Perk or and Paula Sue Hauber, 17, cent," said Lottery Spokesman Cleveland , GOP Senatorial Reedsville, · and Wilbur James Skelly . Parisi and Kirk- candidate, Lt. Gov . John w. Thomas Bw-ke , 19, Rt. I, Long land met with Edward T. Bro>wn. U. S. Senator Robert Bottom, and Debra Kay Kauff, Joyce, deputy chief in .. the Tart, Republican National 16, Hemlock Grove. justice Department. C. Individual Attention. Understanding · cur, and one report says he will had surgery Saturday morning for breast cancer. not run in 1976. The family now is awaiting Ford was asked about the the results of tests which would future Sunday as he visited t.he hospital where his wife, Betty, tell whether or not the infection had spread to other parts or her body. " We haven't thought beyond next week," was all the President would say when asked about a magazine report quoting presidential advisers as saying "if she (Mrs. Ford) says tbe word, Ford will not run for re-election in 1976." Another source quoted by Newsweek said, "He would put her physical and mental well being above the·.presidency. He TEN CENTS never really expected to be President. So it would not be like he was being cheated out of a lifelong ambition ." Ford has canceled a threeday visit to Utah and California . this week, sending instead his would be interest in activating vice presidential appointee, such a study. I am· contacting Nelson A. Rockefeller. Ford had scheduled between .Mayor John W. Zerkle of 10 and 20 trips. around . the Middleport· to determine the country to campaign for , cur:rent attitude concerning· a Section 14 study. A copy of the Republican · congressional candidates. Asked about them, letter to Mayor Zerkle is enFord gave the same answer: closed for your information ." "We haven' t thought beyond The Middleport problem next week." revolves around securing the Ford broke away twice to retaining wall of the Sewage visit the First Lady Sunday. He disposal lagoon below Mid.· was expected to maintain the dieport while the Pomeroy same pattern today, with a problem deals with a section of series of . ecOnomiC appoirlt· the upper parking Jot which has Continued on page 8 given way and fallen along the Ohio River. Erosion repair in Pomeroy-Middleport clarified , Rhodes To see for all your family insurance needs. Meigs-Ma.~ori G VOL. XXV~ I _N_0._1_18__~P~O~ M~ ER~OY~-M~I~DD~LE~P~ OR~T,~O~H~ IO_ _ _ _ M~ ON~D.,.... AY_,~ SE_PT~EM~B~E_ R _30_. _19_74_ \ ~ enttne Devoted To The Interests of The •• I i • voc-ed interns , radio and television address after meeting for ethree hours with Spinola and members of the MFA, which has controlled the country since it thwarted Saturday's right-wing coup at. tempt. "There has been a crisis which is now overcome '( coup April25 - because of "the WASHI NG TON (UP! ) climate of anarchy .' ' President Ford has canceled ''Peace, progress and wel1 an out -of-town trip this week,· being o£ the nation are in campaign appea rances for jeoPardy by the econom 1c GOP candidates are up in the • GALLIPOUS - The GalliaJackson.Vinton Joint Vocational School District has employed Philip DeVeny as an intern . supervisor f()r' the Business, Orrice and Distributive Education programs. He will work with other intern supervisors in developing curricula, studying MR. DeVENY supply and equipment !isis, staff selection, and counseling potential students for the Education coordinator and the Buckeye Hills Career Center. D. E.C .A. (Distributive DeVeny, native of Dayton, . Education Clubs of America) received his Bachelor of advisor. DeVeny, ~7, resides on Education degree in 1969 at Ohio University and has Crouse-Beck Road in Gallia completed graduate work at County with his wife, Lucinda. Ohio State University and Kent Mrs, DeVeny is a speech and State University . He will hearing therapist with the . receive his · Masters of G'allia County school system. Education degree from Wright State University, Dayton, in Glenn endorsed the spring of 1975. CINCINNATI (UPI) - The Cincinnati Enquirer today DeVeny has previous endorsed former astronaut vocational education ex· John H. Glenn for election to . perience at Miami East High in Casstown, Ohio and Mont- the · U. S. Senate .. Glenn, a gomery County Joint Democrat, is being Opposed in Vocational School in Clayton, . the November election by Ohio as the Distributive Republican Ralph Perk, mayor of Cleveland. The newspaper indicated the endorsement of Glenn goes against what might .be expected from the publication "in . normal circwnstances." ·The president of the Enquirer is William J . Keating, a former ~publican congressman. Left-leaning Premier Vasco Dos Santos Goncalves, whom the MFA backc>d in the power struggle, told the nation in an earlier television speech that Portugal would proceed on the rood lo democracy "against anyone and anything." Goncalves made a lHninute ~;:::::;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:~;:;:::::;:;:;:::::~,;;:;:::::::::;:;:;:;:::;:;:::;::=::;:::::::(.::r.:::~::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-;:::::!:'.;!:~:~::;:;:;:;:;::::;o.::_::::'«>:::::;::;;::;:-;:::::',.;;::;x;:;:::~;-;:.~~· DeVeny hired to supenise • Open fridays and Saturdays 9-.30 to 8 PM ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY SANTO DOMINGO - THE CHIEF OF A guerrilla commando \mit which has been occUpying the Venezuelan consulate for three days warned today he would not be responsible for the fate of his six hOJitages, including an American woman diplomat, If his demands are not met in two hours. Radames Mendez Vargas, a convicted hijacker who leads the guerrillas, came close to a window In the consulate building early today and yelled : "We have come to the limit of our patience and our force, " he said; waking up a group of newsmen dozing In the vicinity of the building. "I warn you that we will proceed against the hostages." Mendez Vargas also sald military moves he had noticed in the area this morning could provoke a tragedy. The guerrilla issued his threats at 5 a.m. (EDT). Presumably, his new deadline would expire at 7 a.m. !>HIJ..ADELPHIA - BONNIE JEAN CRAIG, 20, an art student from Columbus, Ohio, was found tied to a hed and strangled In an apartment here Sunday. Miss Craig, a new student arthe Philadelphia College of Art, was found by Karen Heller, 21, whose apartment she had been staying In while the ·two looked for a larger residence. Homicide squad detectiveo said they had no suspects or leads in tbe slaying whi.ch was discovered when Miss Heiler returned to the apartment about 4 p.m. SUnday after a visit to her parents' borne In Scranton, Pa . l'oltce said the dead girl was tied to lh~ bed with aructes of her own clothing and an electric extension cord tied tightly around her neck. There was no sign of forced entry and the apartment had not heen ransacked, investigators said. ' economy WASHINGTON (UP!)- The economic experts could agree on this: The United States is racing runaway Inflation and· rising unemployment. But they could not agree on solutions, and now President Ford is asking ordinary ·citizens . to help. In his closing speech Saturday to the summit meeting on the economy, Ford said : "Right now make up a list of 10 ways you can save energy and fight inflation. Little things that· have become habits but don't really affect your health and happiness . Exchange your family's Jist with your neighbors and send m~ a copy, ''Some'ofthe best ideas come from your home rather than the White House. Tbe success or failure of our fight against inflation rests with every individual American." The speech talked of a federal budget limited to $300 billion, hinted of a national energy policy, public ~rvice jobs and changes in the tax system to '•encourage savings, stimulate productivity, discourage excessive debt and to correct inflation-caused inequities." There were few specifics, but ~·ord promised recommendations for "a . coherent .and consistent program" within 10 days, Two days of talk in the huge, ovai-<~haped underground ball· room of the Wlllihington Hilton did not paper over the sharp ideological splits that still exist after a month of summitry : - Labor and spokesman for . the poor and for conswners feel the Ford ,administration may be ready to trade off higher unemployment to cr.eate the marketplace slowdown that ,can lead to lower prices. - Farmers fear the elements of scarcity that gave them a short-lived boom In recent . years wili be bunt out of the system through the creailon of REO HAYS Hays' action appreciated ' HISTORICAL HOMES TOURApproximately 37~ persons went on the SUnday afternoon historical homes tour sponsored by Ohio Eta Phi Chapter pf Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Wilma Reece, committee member, reported. Pictured bereln the Kay Cecil home, South Second Ave., Middleport with hostess, Linda Sauvage, right, are Robert Canad.ay, Rutland, and Mr . and Mrs. Harry Bailey, GaiJipolls, left, and Mrs. Robert Canaday, of Portland , food reserves and controls on farm exports. - Democrats contend tax lncenllves designed to induce consumers to save, investors to Invest and businesses to expand· are bound to ·c reate greater imhaiances In the tax system. - Man y felt the Federal Reserve had gone too far ln controlling lhe amount of currency and credit · in the economy, leading to high interest rates. But Fed Chairman Arthur F . Burns made it clear the squeeze would continue until the government showed Itself prepared to control inflation through other means - budget disci pline and influencing labor and business to lessen their appetites. On one point, no dispute existed . Gloom over U.S. vulnera bilit y to foreign control of lhe price and supply of petrolewn spread over the conference like an oil slick. The experts were · still ln disagreement Sunday. The conservatives said the first priority was to cut federal spending - wh ich could itself increase unemployment. The liberals felt the poor and middl e class should have cushions for the effects of inflation and were again proposing controls on wages, rents and prices. In a broadcast interview (on NBC's "Meet the Press"), Chairman Alan Greenspan of the Council of Economic Ad· visers said, " I think we have stagflation already. " I'd say that the current state of affairs in which we find ourselves - that is low doubledigit inflation and an unemContinued on page 8 ' Range of cancer in ·douht BETHESDA, Md. (UP!) - · Betty Ford's doctors may learn today . whether the cancer roun<l in .her right breast . · Satu\·day has· ~pread lo othet· parts of her body. Navy Capt. William F'outy, chief of surgery at Bethesda Naval Medical Center, told reporters SUnday he might get the results today of patbology tests on lymph nodes removed along with her breast. · He said Saturday It would take three or four days. If the lymph nodes are free from cancer cells, Mrs. Ford, 56, can go back to a normal tire. If cancer cells are dis· covered, Mrs. Ford prol>ably would have to undergo painful radiation treatment or take powerful drugs. So far her doctors do not have her on any such medication .although she is · taking normal pain-relieving drugs. The Washington Post said scientists at the .National . Cancer Institute reported their · preliminary study sbowed cancer cells present. But White House Presa .Secretary Ron Nessen said doctors did not have the test results. Spokesman Bill Roberts Sl!id Sunday the 'White Houlll! has received about 500 telephone calls from women who have recovered from breast cancer. Most of them wanted to reassure Mrs. Ford that her chances for long life were good . Fouty and William Lukash, White House physician, sald Mrs. Ford's "general condition continues to he stable and that · .Continued on page B DUBLIN , Ohio Re cog nition has come to Patrolman Richard M. "Red " Hays of Dublin, former police officer of Middlepor t, fr om Mr . and Mrs . Fred Huston of Detroit, Mich. They presented, in Hays' Weather name to the village of Dublin a large map or Colwnbus and Cloudy and colder tonight Franklin Coun ty in ap - and Tuesday. Lows In the mid preciation of Hays' returning 30s .to the lower 40s . High! jewelry valued at $6,500 Mrs. Tuesda y Into the upper 50s and Huston lost on a trip through the lower 60s in the south, Dublin last summer . The Hustons earlier wrote to the LOCAL TEMPS tow n council commendin g The temperature in downHays' action . Hays Is the son of town Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Mrs. Stella Hays , Middleport, Monday was 59 degrees under and of the late Frank Hays. sunny skies. WASHINGTON (UP!~ - Preoldent Ford'• e<ooolllie advisers are diocusslng proput~al• to lox guoifDe 10 tea~ a gallon and to plateoheavy tuon the exce11lve UM ol other fuels such as natural gas and on. A White House souro•• sold SUnday that a IJ!eelallu ot 10 cenu per gallon on l<lp of pretent &aloliue taxeo- '!ltleb could raise about $1 blllloo fa DOW revo111e ot several meaouret pro(IOied lo diYtrl <oMIUIIen' fanatlonary Income and to control the IUI'PIY ot eMriJ· The meetlngo could contl'*" all week, the -ree uf!l. w• ..,. ~ �• 2 - The Dally Sent~rlfl, Maddleport-Pomeroy. 0 , Monday Sept 3(1, 1974 Castro friendly with Javits, Pell • HAVANA (UPI ) - Two American senators said today "frank, wann and fnendly '' talks with Prame Mtnaster Fadel Castro led them to believe Qaba IS anterested an formallzang relations wath the United States a ne"'.s conference before endmg a three-day trap to At Qaba, Sens Jacob K Java is, RN Y , and Claaborne Pell, D- Anwracan speeches and 13 Rt-volutional"y P<~l.t <.'e Sund~t y ond U S policy t..:asl ro rt! plled ' years after 'u S ~ban taes nl~hl .md Ihen JtUV(' a llltdmght ht• undt•rstood, they s aad were severed Javll said the S<malors told press l'onferen<c m lhe Culum ·we beheve lhat Prem1er capnal Qastro the Unated States has Castro IS mteresled tn workmg bern <oncermx~ about such ·nu~~ s tressed U1e1r rema1 ks toward better relations ~ ath "'ere the resuJt of 1mpress10ns problems as the 1962 Cuban the Umted States, l wuld say a Both declined to go mto detatls miSSile cn sis, Havana 's atnormallzatton of relations," before rcportmK to the Senate • tempts to export revolution and Javtts s;nd m a statement for F'ore1gn Relations Com1lllltee tht." rate of pohUcal pnsoners m both senators 'Thai as our and , af he wishes, Secretary of Qaba lmpresswn " He smd the visitors men· State Henry A Kassmger The two senators dined wtth Pell ~emed carryang any honed the large amount of U S Castr o at Havan41 ' ~ specaflc message from Castro property seazed by Cuba withAsked to characteraze the out compensataon and the R 1 • said Qlstro seemed mterested m a "qormaUzataon of relations" broken an 1961 The senatiO's were scheduled to Oy to Homestead Aar Force_ Base 10 Ftorada later this morn ing and then travel to Andrews Air Force Base near Washmgton The senators ' comments came 24 hours after one of Castro's batterest anti· Glenn running like scared COLUMBUS (UP!) - US Sena~e candtdate John G!enn, contmumg to campaagn hard despate what polls have descrabed as a nearly ansurmountable lead over his Republican opponent, saad this weekend Ohaoans must assert thear "ballot power" In the November election ''Thts lS the cruc1al year we dectde-by our participation or lack of partlcapatmg- whether we will re-assert our control over our own government or whether we JUS! let the other Racine Social Events By Mrs Francis Morris Mrs Clara Powell presented the program Fraday evemng Sept 21l when the Booster Sunday School class of Farst Baptast Churclrmet with Mrs Edna Pickens, hostess, at her home Group smgmg of "GOd Wall Take Care of You" opened the meehng Scrapture reading, Hebrews 4 12-16 and prayer by MISS Vera Beegle were followed by readmgs by members The hymn "Nearer My GOd, to Thee" by the group and a busmess sess10n followed The next meeting wall Oct 25 at the home of Mrs Vazle Lee The meeting closed wath The Lord's Prayer Refreshments were served by Mrs Pickens asstsled by her daughter, Ollie Mae Cozart Fraenshlp naght at Cheshare Baptast Church, Thursday, Sept 19 was attended by Mrs Grella Sampspn, Mrs Martha Lou Beegle, Mrs Nondus Hendracks and Mrs Ollae Mae Cozart Mr and Mrs Davad Zerkle and famaly have moved an to the property recently purchased from Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wilt, the former Orner Cramlet pro~rty relatives and fraends Guests over the weekend of Mrs Chesler Sampson were Mr and Mrs Max Wolfe of Sandusky and Mr and Mrs Bnan Sampson and children of Balhmore, who also VISited other relataves Mr and Mrs Sam Curtas of Loram spent the weekend wath his parents, Mr and Mrs Harry Qartas Mr and Mrs Roy Johnson and famaly of Columbus s~nt several days wtth h1s parents, Mr and Mrs Qartas Johnson Mr and Mr George Tassaan and daughter of Cincmnah were weekend guests of her mother, Mrs Ullian Lee and other relatives Mrs Belle Theass of Dorcas spent a day vasa ling Mrs Hazel Carnahan Mr and Mrs Grover Powell of Columbus were guests Saturday of Mr and Mrs Jerry Powell Mrs Kenneth Turley and son, Kenny, were overmght guests, Fnday of her parents, Mr and Mrs Sheradan Russell, Jr of"Mason, W Va Veterans Memorial Hospital SATURDAY ADMISSIONS - Lowse Bearhs, Pomeroy, Ada Cramlet, Racme SATURDAY DISCHARGES - Dorothea Robmson, Faye Lewas, Doras Hayman, Rosa Mass Marabelle Sharpnack spent Labor Day weekend wath her brother, Mr and Mrs Walluun Sharpnack and famaly at Peru, lnd Mrs Kathryn Spires of Greene, Martha Johnson, Columbus spent Sunday wath Shirley Still, Dorothy Wright, ber parents, Mr and Mrs Jack Daryl Edwards, Betty Reed, Betty Hammack, BenJamm Sharpnack Mr and Mrs Merle Moore, Mary Kmg Schroeder, son, Ron, and SUNDAY ADMI&"qONS daughter, Mae Fern, of Ronald Boshc, Middleport, Columbus spent Sunday wath Mary Hanning, Albany. Mrs Schroeder's parents, Mr Walmer H Draggs, Cambradge and Mrs Francas Morras SUNDAY DISCHARGES Mr and Mrs Walham Roland Morras Hayman and Mrs Gretta SimJ)l!On spent Sunday wath Mr and Mrs Mike Hayman and family at Dunkirk The fellow who vacations Mrs Grace Javaden spent a while the frau works is hav· week In Cmcmnah wath ing the time or his ware Polly 's Potnters atmopshere folks take care of thmgs," Glenn satd Saturday mght at a Democrattc dinner m suburban Whitehall The former astronaut, who faces Cleveland Mayor Ralph J Perk In the race for the U S Senate seat, saad the past decade has been a traumatic one for Ameracans 11 We have witnessed a rash of political assassanataons, we endured a long, undeclared and divaslve war, and we are only now begmnmg to emerge from the gravest national pollttcal scandal m our hastory "And we fmd that rather than sparkang mterest m the political process-whtch as the ullunate correctaon for many of our problems-all these traumatiC years have succeeded m domg 1s turmng people off," he saad Glenn saad politics as not meant to be a udirty bus mess" Cast tron pan tums food black POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - I have some cast aron cookware that I enjoy U81tlg but have a problem wath a twa>quart sauce pan that turns everythmg black I have no trouble with the other paeces 1 hope someone can leU me what I can do to thiS pan Any advtce will be greatly apprecaated - MARIE DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve as wath those people who allow their small chJidren to hold up lines at a drive-an bank just so they can take the money tube out, putt! back, drop it and take up more !'lid more tune This may be aU nght when there as no one in back but very thoughtless when a line of people are adling thear car motors waating Also, children pushing carts m supermarkets can be a real hazard. How often I have been nearly crippled as a child went by puahmg a cart very fast and With no regard for the heels of those trying to do thear shoppmg - MRS G L DEAR POLLY - I found Mrs H 0 N 's letter suggesting that mol!O'cycles not be allowed to take vacant parking spaces but go to undesJgflated areas rather infuriating We cyclists must take a driver's test to get a license just the same as the driver of an automobile We must buy lacense plates just like carowners and are subject to aU rules of the road, fines and penalties JUSt as car drivers I say we are entitled to a parking space in any parking lot for we would certamly get a ticket if unproperly parked. Mter aU the nickel we put in the meter Is worth as much aa the nickel put In by the driver of a car -KAREN - - Dj!:AR POLLY - To ~ase a white mark, such as powder, from any black matertal just rub a small paece of the black fabric over the white or light mark and It wlll disappear - MRS L RR. DEAR POLLY- Quilt making agam has become so popular that I am embroadermg my Initials and the date in a corner of each quilt I make Whenever the quilt becomes an hear loom my lf8Ddcblldren, etc., waU have some sort of record concernang at My molher had many old quilts that we would love to know miO'e lbout IUch as when they were made and by whom - MRS W the human problems caused by the con· versallon, he satd, " Frank, large flow of Qaban refugees to the Umted States warm and frlendly ' ' In addition, the senators sa1d Pell saad the senators told Qastro they took strong excep- Qaba holds mne U S political tion to has attacks Saturday priSoners and about 40 other naght agaansl Presadent Ford Ameracans on charges such as man-so1ved , and we can start building a better state and a better nataon-1f we gel out on Nov 5 and exercase that ballot power that as the raght and duty of every catazen," he added Meigs needfora crJhcal evaluatt on of esse nti a lly become a non- homes or permanent homes, '' Ohao's tradataonal state-county system, merely lets chtldren Bates explaaned substitute ch1ld care system 1s now available, State Welfare thrash around m a maze , m man) cases, unhl they are lost The director satd " Be Ktd ConsciOus" ha s been re ceived Darector Charles W Bates sa ad tOday Bates saad an teres led persons or forgotten ' enthusiastically throughout the state Activaltes ~ave ranged from offacaal "Be Kad Con- co uld re ce tv e a ' Be K1d sc10us" T-sh1rts presented to Consctous" pamphlet - poster free by wntmg 10 ••Be Kad conscaous " p 0 Box 41 , Ohao ' Through Be Kad Conscaous.' the department hopes to raase the level of pubhc Mrs John J Galligan and Paul DIXon of "The Paul Daxon Show' at the Ohao State Faar to Department of Pubhc Welfare awareness to the pomt where Bates' appearance on several Columbus, 43216 "TOday there are 25,000 Ohao chaldren caugh t an the andtvadual catazens wtll assasl the department tn changes that are needed to bwld a modern, radao and TV talk shows "!!'-- .... ...,...._ -Tile DiiJ Sentinel Learn cause of bad b ack By Lawrence E Lamb, M D my readers , I'm sure The fust and most Important DEAR DR LAMB - 1 know back problems are the subJect thmg to do about a bad back 1s of great controversy and hale to fmd out the cause Some are relieved wtth good exerctse programs Some of these are puttmg an Wlusual stram on ago when I was chan gmg a lire Acres, Salem r DR. LAMB handle at ll dates back to three yeaas caused b) under! yang problems Gerald T Waldermuth, Bertha € Waldermuth aka Faye r Wildermuth to Gerald T Waldermuth, Faye C Waldennuth, Lots, Pomeroy Roy Proffalt, UUaan Proffatt to Bernard Lavalley, Bermce Lavalley, 239 Acre, Sutton Francas Andrew, Nelhe Andrew to Larry Collms, Teresa Collans, I SO Acre, Ohve Darlene Warner to John W Chapman, Carolyn F Chapman, Parcels, Scapao Paul P Samon, Allie M Sunon to John R Brewer, Rachard N Warner, Lot, Pomeroy Thelma Snader to Rtchard W Garfaeld, Paage K Garfaeld, I 25 Acre, Chester Goldie Fradley Ughtfoot to Columbaa Gas Transmassaon Corp , Right of Way, Sahsbu<y Ida I Martm to Donald R Martm, Patracaa A Martm , 7 I' l I Somethang snapped and r the muscles along the spme couldn 't stand up I pamcked, One example as the short leg and the pam was somethmg problem If you have a short that deftes descnpt10n leg at ttlts the pelvas, thas Someone helped me back home causes the span to shaft like a where I whampered and crooked slack of dommoes shuddered, lrymg to fagure out Even the shoulders change what happened After a few posatwns and !mall) the head days at got better, and I more s1ts to one s1de or the other or less Ignored tl There have Although the amrnedaale mu sc ular traggered by dumb thmgs hke bendmg over to he my shoe s pasm can be reheved by Injec tions and vanous te c hmques , 1t v.ill laces return unless the underlymg been several eptsodes smce ll seems hke everv ltme I problem 1s corrected have another 'attack " You can have the sa me the getlmg better process takes problem wath salting af one sade longer I'm never \\ tthout pam, of your pelvis as smaller than and every day 1s a 'let's see - the other Bad beds and bad how - at s - gomg to - be - chatrs, usually the too-soft today" sttuatwn My normal vanet~ , can also put a stram on rou tme has been greatly weak back muscles When a dasc as the problem curtaaled you can sometimes get results l went to an orthopedic con se rv a tive surgeon ( haghly recom- with management, and your doctor mended) He reached around and hat the sore spot When I has taken thas approach Smce yelled he chuckled and saad at's you slate at has not worked you a degeneratave dask wath low need to see the orthopedac back spraan (he had already surgeon agmn He needs to looked at the X-ray) He gave knO\\ thas It mtght be amme a cortisone InJeChon and portan t an decading a£ you need sent me to has phystcal an operation If at were m) therapiSt who went through back I would to back to the exerc1ses l've done them, orthopediC surgeon and let him more or less, regularly and the know that I stall needed help condttton as defmalely worse There ts a lesson m Uus for all An hour on my feet as about all people If your doctor starts I can take Two and a hal£ you on a program and you don;t sends me home to booze, whach get results, don't go doctor as the only thmg that relieves shoppmg tmmedtalely He may the prun If lhas was your back have needed this mformataon what would you do wath the to decade what as the best treatment for you Go back and darn thmg' DEAR READER - You gave ham a chance to use thts have lots of company amont mformataon to help you Rev M cCiurg to change pastorates COLUMBUS - Appoantment of Rev W Dale McClurg, Galhpolls, to the pastorate of Bagelow Unated Melhodast Church m Portsmouth was made today by Bashop F Gerald Ensley McClurg succeeds Rev Wayne Fowler who recenUy became director of soctal servaces for the three hospatals tn Portsmouth, Scaoto Memortal, Mercy and Southern Halls Smce 1972, McClurg has been the pastor of Chrast Umled Methodast Church, south of Galllpohs tn Galha County A natave of Portsmouth, he as a 1965 graduate or Rio ·Grande College Fave years later he began to prepare for the manastry an the Methodast Theologacat School an Ohao near Delaware He earned his Master of Dtvantty degree there last December Durang his undergraduate years he began to serve churches - Otway Melhodast, 1959<i4, W Portsmouth, 196667, Bethel-Moore's Chapel, 1967<i8, and Racme, 1968-72, as a lay pastor McClurg 's new and larger responsabahty makes him the leader of a congregataon of 375 Has present church membershap as 165 Bashop Ensley saad the appomtment as effectave Oct J The McClurgs have two adult chaldren, Mrs Loas Ann Walker, Ashland, and Wallace Dwaght McClurg, Dayton Mrs McClurg as the former Erma Pollard, Wheelersburg 49ERS HONOR KRUEGER SAN FRANCISCO (UP.! ) The San Francasco 49ers Sunday retared uniform No 70, the jersey defensave tackle Chartae Krueger wore for 14 seasons . pc,tce utth both hunsclr und the o,w1ld, hkt! ha s n1.1de Ius dcc tston • ;' You wtll be able to have an electrontc hearmg test whtch could very well ease your mtnd about your abtltty to hear • Yankees have been vtrtuall) unbeatable an thear race to wm tbp of the desk m the vasaung rnana gea s room at Shea Stadawn :<Jne of the reasons l don'tas thai the doctors have told me and favorttes, to lhear farst loss of the year Just too much ' Faarbanks pennant, grabbmg eaghl vacto- 'Yarned me to control my emotions It takes a Iotta se lf. r fg1mentat10n and l don t have that much " sa1d Danny Murtaugh, who had a spot of heart trouble back an the '60s. began mana gang 22 years ago wath New Orleans, then a Pittsburgh affiliate an the Southern Assocaataon of expenence ' He has been m many tight races smce then, any number of pressure-cookers, bul when you ask tum how he feels about miJnagm g nov., he looks you stra1ght m the eye and sa}s l love 11 ' Look al what 's happened so far thiS season," he goes on 'The " No, I haven't made any speeches to the players telhng them how I feel about what they've done That's nol m) way l thank they understand how r feel r have ~ay s of sho" an g how [feel wathout talking about tt ' The way the pennant races are shapang up now, Ihere as that possaballty Murtaugh and Vardon could be the n val World Senes managers They are good fraends , V1rdon havmg coached for Murtaugh w1th the Ptrates before surceeding htm as manager m 1972 He then was replaced by has old boss as Pittsburgh manager durmg the last month of the 1973 campaagn Murtaugh hopes the Yankees wan, prunanly because of Vardon 'Me, ex ceptaonally hard, because an the mana genal held I cons1der him a protege of mme Hts ts the only team I ever bother keepmg up wtlh m the Amertcan League " When Murtaugh quats as manager thas tune, alas likely to be for good He 'll contmue workmg m the Ptrates' orgamzatmn the same way he dtd after qmttmg m '71, as a trouble·shooter or somethmg of that nature Danny Murtaugh has a deep sense of loyalty to has employers, somethmg you don't see much of these days "l':verythang my fanuly and I ha ve m thas world today, I owe to Joe Brown and the Ptltsburgh Pirates," he says 'Anythang they'd want me to do,l'd do to try to repay the debts " Joe Brown, the Ptrates' general manager, v.ants Dann) Murtaugh to be around for a long tune So does lhe Galbreath famaly, whtch owns the ball club They hke him and want to see him stay healthy Danny Murtaugh knows they mean tt , and when a man knows somethmg ltke that, at becomes a httle easaer for h1m to make a dectslOn If you are a heartng atd user and come tn durmg our Better Hearmg Consultatton, you may purchase a package of battenes at half prtce Ltmtt one to a customer Form home servtce, CALL HOTEL HEARING AID CENTER This Week's college games Oh1o Colleg e Foolba II Schedule Bv Un1ted Pr e'>~ lntprn .'l t"' ""'' OhiO Sl ale vs wash St (Seat He) Bowlmg Gree n at To l ed o w es ter n M1Ch1gan at Ken t State M1am1 at K en tucky No Il li nO IS at Oh•o U n vers1ty Tampa at Akron Bal dw •n Walla ce a t Ashland Bluffton at F•ndlay Case Western at W & J f P a l Central State at Lane (Te nn l Southern Ill at Dayton Del ance at Manchest er ( l nd ) H 1ram a1 Woos ter Jo h n Ca rro l l at Carneg•e Mel lon ( Pa Taylor at Wllm.ngton No M1 Ch1ga n at Youngstown St ate He 1delberg at M us kmg um Mar1elta at Oh1o Northern OhiO wesleyan at Otterbem H ,ram at Wooster Den1son at Cap1ta! ',, 601 Stxth Ave Huntmgton, W Va Phone 525-7221 ---""'.-. Ke nyon at Mount un.on Wes t L•b erty (W va ) Wittenberg Ob len n a t Ha m 1lton oBuL •• -' •• .... ~ n es that we could really beat them wath all lhear llllent a nd years Faarbanks, the second-year coach from Oklahoma, credited h1 s new 'stack ' at MIDDLETON SETS RECORD LONDON (UP!) - Ray Maddleton of England set a world's record for an eaghthour walk Sunday an the accolade. mternatwnal mvitahon event al Raver Sports Center Maddlcton covered 53 miles 352 ya rds He also set world records of 40males an 5 hours 56 mmules 29 seconds, and 50 males an 7 hours 31 mmutes 06 seconds TUESDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY FUN NIGHT AT BURGER. CHEF/ /NCREDIBliRG/BLE! .::'J •I • • ••' • • l BABY BEEF SIDES •' 1n the1r last 10 games 1 As a result the Ono1es stall lead the AL l':ast by one-half game over the Yankees entermg the fmal three days of the season The Yankees, who are off today, have two games remammg at Mtlwaukee on Tuesday and Wednesday mghts, whLle the Onoles have three aames left at Detroat, Mator League Standmgs By Un1fCd Press lnternat•onal National L eag ue East w I pet g b 85 7 4 535 P. tts burgh 85 74 535 St L ou s 491 7 Ph tl ade !ph 1a 78 81 491 7 78 81 Monlreal 70 89 440 15 N ew York 66 93 415 19 Ch1cago West w 1 pet g b LosAnge les 100 59 629 C1 n c nnat • 98 62 613 2 1 A tlanta 86 74 53 8 1.4 1< Houston 80 79 503 20 San FranCISCO 71 444 29 1 t San O ego 59101 369 41 1 ? Saturday 's Results Ch 1cago 8 51 LO UIS 3 P•tt sburgh 7 New York 3 M on trea l 3 Ph•ladelph•a 1 C• nc• 13 Sa n F ranc1sco 6 Houston 5 Allan fa 0 l SI Atlanta 6 Ho uston 2 2nd Los A n ge l~ s 5 Sa n D1ego 2 Sundays Results Sf L OU IS 7 Ch iCago 3 N ew York 7 P•ttsburgh 2 M on treal 6 Ph dadelph •a 3 C1n c1 7 San Fra n c•sc o 3 Houston 9 At lanta 6 Todav s Probable Pttchers (All T1mes EDT) Ph• lad elph •a (C hr.stenson 1 OJ at New York ( Koosman 14 11 l e9 a os p S. t m LOUIS (Forsch 6 4) at Montreal ( Rogers 1521 ) B 05 p m Ch •cago {Bo nham 11 21 J at P 1ttsb urgh {K ISOn 8 8) 7 35 pm Los Ange les (Rau 13 lOJ at Housto n (D erke r (1 0 10) B 35 P m (Only games schedu led ) Tuesdays Games Ph1la at New York n •ght Sl L OUI S at Monlr £1at night Ct11cago at P•ttsburgh n ght Cmc .nnat• at A t lanta n1ghl Los A ng eles at Houston n 1ghl Sa n D1ego at San Fran n1ght AmeriCan League Easl w I pet 88 71 553 Balt1more 88 72 550 New York 83 76 522 Boston 75 84 Cleveland 75 85 Milwa u kee 72 87 453 Det r o1 t ,., "' West w 1 90 70 83 75 81 79 78 so 77 83 x Oakland pet 563 525 "11tght begl inlhb g b FOOTBALL NFL Stand•ngs By U mted Press lnternatmnal Amencan Conferenc e East w 1 t pet pf pa New Eng J 0 0 1 000 82 sa M•am• Bu ff alo NY Je ts Bait I J lt, 16 g b T ex as 6 M innesota 506 9 Ch1cag o 494 11 KansasC•tY 481 13 Cal•forn•a 66 94 413 24 ll clinched diVISional title Results Boston 7 Detro•t 2 New York 9 Cl eveland 3 1st N ew York 9 Cleveland 7 2nd Oakland 6 Cht c ago 5 Ball•more 7 Milwaukee 1 Texas 11 Kansas C1ty 0 Cal• forn•a 4 Mmnesota 0 Sunday s Results Detro•t 7 Bos ton 4 New York 10 CleveJand 0 Oakland 3 Ch1 cago 2 Baltimore 4 Milwaukee 3 Texas 5 Kan sas C1 ly 0 Cal •lorma 4 Mmnesota 0 Today's Probable Pitchers <All T1mes Eon Ball1more (G nmsley 18 13) at Delr01 1 I Lot lch 16 20 ) 8 00 p m Cleveland (J Perry 16 13) at Boston (Lee 17 14 } 7 30 p m (Only games sc hedu led ) Tuesdays Games Texas at Mmnesota Balftmore at Detro •! 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AUfOMOII\llfiiUitANCI C01111AN'f !"1om• 01! ~ • I !OO"'...,Cton ljii!'IO t P-67~3 1 A's 3, White Sox 2 Manny TrtUo drove m a palr of runs wath two singles to gave Western Davason titleholder Oakland Its win over Chicago m the A's' fltl81 home game Rangers 5, Royals 0 Jam Spencer slanuned a tworun homer to lift Texas to ais vactory over Kansas Clty behind the slx-lut tntchmg of Ball Hands I Aagels 4, Twins 0 Southpaw Andy Hassler tossed a five-hitter and rookae Bruce Boehle smg]ed home two runs 10 the fifth 10rung to lead Qllifornaa to its triUmph over Mmnesota only score Chiefs 17, Oilers 7 Wi111e Ellison's eight-yard scormg run and Mike livingston's eaght-yard TD pass to light end Morras Stroud in the £mal pertod carraed the Chiefs over Houston. Tire and Battery SALE 1000 TIRES IN STOCK 3 year •2795 Lifetime Guarantee •38'5 6 Volt Tractor Battery v-a •s.oo A I I DlVISlon, was 1dle ' With Engine Analyzer unu l wtth two out m the nmth when Boog Powell, who had struck out three tunes agamst Jun Slaton, coaxed a walk off reUever Tom Murphy wath the bases loaded In other AL games, Oakland beat Chicago, 3-2, Texas blanked Kansas Caty, S-0 , Qllifornaa topped Mmnesota, 40, and Detroat downed Boston, 7-4 In National League actaon, St Louas moved mto a tae for farst place wath Pittsburgh m the East DiviSion by trunmmg Chacago, 7-3, while the Pirates were losmg to New York, 7-2 Cincmnata kept ats famt West Divasaon hopes altve by whappmg San Francasco, 7-3, Hous· ton beat Atianta, 9-11, and Montreal topped Philadelphaa, &-3 Los Angeles, needmg only one vactory m its remammg three games tp wan the West T'UNE·UP SPECIAL IIAfl IAIM IGr1vel Hllll pushed across the wmrung run Ferguson's one-yard run and a 21-yard faeld goal by Jolm Leypoldt gave the Bills a IIHl lead before the Jets went ahead 12-10 on John Rtggins' 13-yard run and two faeld goals by Bobby Howfield Saints It, Falcons 13 Jess Phillips' eight-yard TD run m the £mal periOd lifted the Saints over Atlanta and sent the Falcons to their thard slraaght loss Archie MaMing had a 13-yard TD pass to Joel Parker for New Orleans, whale rookae Gerald Ttnker scored on a 72-yard punt return for Atlanta Eagles 30, Colts 10 Tom Sullavan scored on runs of 28 and three yards and Joe Lavender returned an interception 37 yards for another score as the Eagles sent Baltunore to ats thard straight loss It marked, the end for Colt Coach Howard Schnellenberger, who was dismiSsed by owner Robert lrsay after the game and replaced wtth General Manager Joe Thomas Packers 21, Lions It Chester Marcol's '22-yard faeld goal wath JUSt 63 seconds left, his fourth of the game, bOosted Greea:~ Bay over the Uons Errol MaM also had four fteld goals for DetrOit Vikings 11, Bean 7 Fran Tarkenton's 11-yard TD pass to tight end Stu Voigt in the second period and Fred Cox's 32-yard field goal in the thtrd lifted the unbeaten Vlk· mgs over Chicago Gary Huff ran tbree yards for the Bears' •21 95 -y Steve Snowden .sSJ Russ111 S1 whale wmmng has eaghth game for New York sance commg to the club from Califorma on June 15 The Oraoles, as usual, had to scrap for thear vactory They EBERSBACH HARDWARE when you buy a earT t near hurncane conditions Joe 24 GROUP BAITERY tonve A1k me about the S1111 Ferm Car Flnanc:a Plan rookte Nat Moore for one sciO'e, Larry Qaonka ran three yardo for another to tte the game with 3 38 left and Jim Klick blasted over from the lave wath IS seconds to go for the win Glanll 14, Cowboys C Rookte Doug Kolar ran two yards for one TD and Norm Snead htt J oe Dawldns wath a 14-yard st'Orang pass 64 seconds later after Dallas fumbled the kickoff to spark the Giants' upset New York's defense dropped Roger Staubach six tames and held the Cowboys scoreless until the fmal II seconds when Staubach hat Bob Hayes wath a :IS-yard pass Balls 16, Jets 1% Jam Braxton ran 21 yarajs for a TD wath seven minutes left ta lift Buffalo over the Jets In 200 BATTERIES IN STOCK Want •' M1am1 s urVIved a real scare, spottmg San Daego a H.pomt lead m the final peraOd before rallymg for 21 pomt. Dan Pru1tt lhre w 55 yards to Fouts' 21-yard TD pass to Gloster Rtchardson for the lone Wayne Stewart and TD runs of one and 56 yards by rook•e Don Cleveland score Woods gave the Chargers a 21-7 Beugals 21, 49ero 3 Ken Anderson passed fo! one lead after three per1ods But 1 D and ran for another and his Bob Gnese threw 13 yards to College Scores M1lwaukee Sunday wh1ch gave them s tx VtctorJes m a row defense for the upset The key thmg w35 the play Saturday s '\ Norm Or•oles have been relymg on outstanding pitching and sharp defense It was no dafferent more on every play ," analyzes Sunday The Yankees collected Orioles' veteran lh1rd baseman 15 ha ts, mcluding a paar of Brooks Robmson 'The games homers by Graag Nettles, ta at tins p)lnt aren't any more sweep !hear four-game set wath 1mportant than the ones earlier the lndaans, whale the Oraoles m the year, except that gol a combmed flve-httter from cveryth mg 1s magrufled now Dave McNally and two reliev'The team trallmg always ers to take aU three games has more pressure on 1l than from Milwaukee the leader because they have to The Yankees also got an wm one more u outstandmg patchmg effort Wh1le the Yankees have been from Rudy May, who tossed a wuunng With lhear bats, the four-hitter and struck out 13 capped by Sunday's 11)-1) rout of the Cleveland lndtans Yet, durmg that stretch the Onoles have played even better, wmnmg 10 of !hear last 11, mcluding a 4-3traumph over 'lt 's remarkable to me place , to thas posataon has lo be treme ndous!) gratafymg lo a If you do wear a heartng atd, tf wtll be cleaned and adtusted BRING YOUR FAMILY WITH YOU' Free Gtfts FRESH BATTERIES ONE-HALF PRICE pOint th1rd penod Thompson also returned an mLcrccplloo S6 ya t ds fur a t..:ardinal TD Halfback Greg 'Our players that are new tu the American League East fa ct th1s club came from 14 games under 500, and from last MR. GARY FRACKER trounc tng the 1 the Rams, who were 13 pmnl " We 're all rootmg for hun over there ," he says 29. BrowtL'i 7 l"uts thas kind of pressure reala.e that now you have to think a lot heat res1stant and blocked a held goal to send : " I don 't get exc1ted anymore, ' he says, h1s feet propped up on • Card~nal s Over the last two weeks the t~at doesn I mean he actually does You' II have a chance to stt down and talk about your heartng problems . get your questtons answered and ftnd out about modern heartng help up one l D and a faeld goal bles, mtercepted two passes • Danny Murtaugh says he takes 1t all m strtde He says 1t bu t I y them Sunday Plunkett threw two lou< h down passes. and the Palnot defense recovered three fum - Cardina ls, ea ch havmg three more games to play The Pira tes " liam 'Ahu h1t unly lk.if· 31 pa sse s Ron Smllh's punt r ~turn s of 47 and 13 yards set By f 1\EO McMANE UP! Spoorts Writer The New York Yankees kee p stokmg the far e, but the Baltamore Onoles appear to be an aggressive defcn~e talk for day. second lhe next Today they're lied for hrst place wtth the 130.150 lb. Average • quarterback Jun Plunkett and manager THURSDAY-OCTOBER3, LOWE HOTEL PT. PLEASANT, W.VA. FRIDAY- OCTOBER4, MEIGS INN POMEROY, OHIO 9amto6pm MR. GARY FRACKER Factory traaned Bellone Heanng Atd Spectaltst wtll be at our Better Heartng Consultatton 'l I) IJ3SS IO t..:hff Branch and the Oakland defen se befuddled Sl et'lcr quarterback Joe Gil- sub, Wayne Clark , ran eaght yards lor a thard TO as the Bengals knocked San Frant1SCU from the ranks of the unbeatens Anderson passed 22 Hart threw a 68-yard TD pass yards lo Isaac Qartas and • ran '" Mel Gray less than four t2 yards uunules later to htghhght a 22- Dnlpltlns %8, C.11argen 21 Sl Hruwns for 1ls thard stra1ght Vlt: lory , scored when Terry Mt•tclaf returned the second half kadcoff 94 yards and Jam Orioles hotter than hot speakang of the RaniS and • " tht• Su per Bowl in the same sen tences bul the Patnots let !1)e race mth1s diVISIOn IS so tlght that the P1rates ;:n e flrst one Better-Hearing Consultation Bay fiiJ>Ilt.'tl l)t. troll, 21MsnHc s••la duwn cd L1m a gn, 11 ~7. o.md Kansas Qty he ~t t lluust on 17-7 l)cnvcr lS Hl W.1 stung1 on tornght H.Jifh rs li, S1ce lers 0 Kt•n Stabler scored on a one· yard run .and threw a 1g...yard 1'1 ' ' unn!'d Dallas, lH , Buffalo Tins v.as the yea t people was the div•saon title an the National League l':ast FREE (:11-. 11 JtU11asted lht> New York Jels, 'f 2 b New Orlrans ed~cd 14 any\\ay, \\htle the P 1r.ates are strugghng w1th the Cardmals ror To Hold lu o u~ h 111 m1ghty Los Angeles Rams, 20.. rather ummsta kablc Danny Murtaugh prefers nol to talk about them No t now, Hearing Aid Specialist to pph n~ three """"s by dropped a 7-2 dectsaon to the Mets Sunda) , wh ale the Card• beat t~c Qabs, 7-3 WE HAVE • Bul Sunda y the Pats ouldad Hwmselves us they turned m theu second maJOr upset 111 For the record , Mwtaugh keeps Si.l\lllg he doe!)n 't know yet \\hat he s gm ng to do and thai he alwd)S makes dC(IsiOns hke Uus iJl the end of the year But there are some other s1gns about what the P1ratrs ' congemal 56-year~ld held boss mtends to do s1gns \duch a re ht dthus t\t c. 11t 11 ~teek and l also thank hell be repl.aced b) one of hts eoadii'S, Rob Slunner , the sume \\ay another of Ius coi.J ches , Bill V1rdvn repla~ cd tum the last tame he qUit three vears a~o ' • ' m.m "1m ~!read y lllunk he s QUlttlllt.!. .1s Ptttsburgh s mana ger a t tht• rnd of !Ius CHAPIN WINS RACE COLUMBIA, Mo (UP! ) &;b Chapm of Independence, Mo , walked 100 mtles m slightly more than 21l hours Saturday and Sunday to win · the mnth annual national 100mile, 24-hour race walking , champaonshap SAYS DON ••• 773-5710 773-5118 in the mun ,11 se.lson wm or lose and that Htkes 111the World &ones, ur <.: ourse, MeA Yo. wiD reeelve • dollar lf PoUy - • your favtrlte hOIDc.,.ial Idee, Pel ~ve, PoUy'a Problem or aolatioD to a proltlem. Write PoUy Ia • .., of thU newapaper. .1 ,1 rIll pretty sure he hd s '' "For All Your Glass Needs" COMMERCIAL-RESIDENTIAL DEAR GIRLS - Do !he same with your needlepoint. POLLY. ll,mny Murt aug)t looks Ilk<' 1\ 4•n!,• 14-1 ~ , Ptulactl•lplua •huhhttl H<Jitmw rt, lO- lO , • ·•Ill , · l~ ·y tht ( llJt l h ," ht• :'ii! UI J1 1t ch (t'fl st' w.J s t ~c 1 llt 111 111 .111 pho.~scs of lht• J-! ,11111 'lllt.: Y bln( kt'f.l un am pm t,mt ftl'ld f,!.oal 1 in lh(> lhlrd p1t1ud ) mud~ mlt.•rcc pta ons .1 mI n• t uvl'r N1 fumblt>H " Itt 111 hrr ~ cunf" s Sunday , (),,kland overwheln1ed J_)ltl~ · IX!rgh, 17-0 St J.ou1s whapped ( lt. Hland, 29·7, Ctn c mnatt 11ppt."C1 Scm Framlstn, 21·3, MIaili I vv('rcame San Otego, 2R 21, the Nc\\ Yurk Giants s,. ,r,s Wrl• t•r 'l11l' Nt. ~ I u ~ I ~,Hld I'·• ll•lh h.J\1(' SUJ ptlst.•d .t lui ur IX Hllh1 mtht. pu :;l tlu r(' Y.f'rk s hut rw clflL' .ts mut h itS thch Il iA- II ( o.H h L1llK k Jo ·•lrb.mks fht• PiJirlOI S o ptn('d 1n st uruung rash1011 three Wt.'Ck.s a ~o by upsetllng the World 0 1 ~unp 1 on Mmnu l)ulphtn.~ l.llld fuli O\.H"<l that w1U1 a lnumph ovt 1 the New York Gwnts l~st l ll'l By Mill 11'1 IIIC IIM:t.N UP! Spurts Edllnr Nl':W YORK I UPl l ,r llY J\IF l 'AI\NlCt:t.t.t Sport f.Jarade ~ AUTO GLASS PHONE San Francasco Jerseys have been retired offacaally - those of Nomellma (73), Hugh McElhenny (39), Joe Perry (34 ) and John Brodae (12) Patriots surprise LA Rants, 20-14 Today's handing the Bullpups their second loss In two outings Bob Wllltamson opened the scorang In the first ~raOd by dashing 25 yards John Thomas added the conversion potnts on a run Dan Buffmgton, sophomore fullback, blasted m from 12 yards out In the third quarter and added the final touc hdown on a 5 yard burst in the final period Both scored half • conve rsion tries faaled By Quarters 8 0 6 6-20 Meigs 00011-0 Athens ' POINT PLEASANT· MASON • ne Meigs Marauder Reserves ran thetr record ta 2~ Saturday night, blasting the Athens Bulldog•. 21Hl 111e Marauders scored once an the farst quarter and once In the third and fourth penods In In a pregame program, pro football Hall of Farner Leo not r a1se the quesllon of Nomellma made the Jersey America's Guantanamo naval presentation lo Krueger, and hase despate past demands for 49er Coach Dack Nolan the Umted States to abandon presented the retared tackle wath an artists drawang stgned the factUty by members on the present comprehensave system whach qwckly and effacaently moves as many chaldren as possable eather back anto thear own there and I don't kn ow how to Transfers sa•d, the senators told Castro they understood Guba might feel threatened by the Un tted Slates, parllcularly by the abortave 1961 Bay of Pigs mvasion supported by the Central lntelhgence Agency Javats said Cuba felt wronged above all by the economac embargo unposed by lhe Umted States and felt the action should be repealed The senators saad Qastro dad bureaucratic limbo ol costly anshtullons and outdated placement programs," Bates saad Thas system, which has to admtt to havmg one, but tt's muscular spasms and can be Property On the other hand, Javtts COLUMBUS - A pamphletposter detaahng the state welfare department's effort to educate the pubhc about the sense "Man-made problems can be )ackin~ Reserves win 20-0 Public urged to partictpate in childrens welfare program l9e;o~a~ther but rather means the "people's busmess " m 1ts most htera1 Sam F Walhams, Clara Wtlllams to Dana D Howell, Donna A Story, Maldred A Knopp, I '1. 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Hou11 7:00 AM Ill 7:30 PM ~0 YE~RS ' • ., ' . �• 2 - The Dally Sent~rlfl, Maddleport-Pomeroy. 0 , Monday Sept 3(1, 1974 Castro friendly with Javits, Pell • HAVANA (UPI ) - Two American senators said today "frank, wann and fnendly '' talks with Prame Mtnaster Fadel Castro led them to believe Qaba IS anterested an formallzang relations wath the United States a ne"'.s conference before endmg a three-day trap to At Qaba, Sens Jacob K Java is, RN Y , and Claaborne Pell, D- Anwracan speeches and 13 Rt-volutional"y P<~l.t <.'e Sund~t y ond U S policy t..:asl ro rt! plled ' years after 'u S ~ban taes nl~hl .md Ihen JtUV(' a llltdmght ht• undt•rstood, they s aad were severed Javll said the S<malors told press l'onferen<c m lhe Culum ·we beheve lhat Prem1er capnal Qastro the Unated States has Castro IS mteresled tn workmg bern <oncermx~ about such ·nu~~ s tressed U1e1r rema1 ks toward better relations ~ ath "'ere the resuJt of 1mpress10ns problems as the 1962 Cuban the Umted States, l wuld say a Both declined to go mto detatls miSSile cn sis, Havana 's atnormallzatton of relations," before rcportmK to the Senate • tempts to export revolution and Javtts s;nd m a statement for F'ore1gn Relations Com1lllltee tht." rate of pohUcal pnsoners m both senators 'Thai as our and , af he wishes, Secretary of Qaba lmpresswn " He smd the visitors men· State Henry A Kassmger The two senators dined wtth Pell ~emed carryang any honed the large amount of U S Castr o at Havan41 ' ~ specaflc message from Castro property seazed by Cuba withAsked to characteraze the out compensataon and the R 1 • said Qlstro seemed mterested m a "qormaUzataon of relations" broken an 1961 The senatiO's were scheduled to Oy to Homestead Aar Force_ Base 10 Ftorada later this morn ing and then travel to Andrews Air Force Base near Washmgton The senators ' comments came 24 hours after one of Castro's batterest anti· Glenn running like scared COLUMBUS (UP!) - US Sena~e candtdate John G!enn, contmumg to campaagn hard despate what polls have descrabed as a nearly ansurmountable lead over his Republican opponent, saad this weekend Ohaoans must assert thear "ballot power" In the November election ''Thts lS the cruc1al year we dectde-by our participation or lack of partlcapatmg- whether we will re-assert our control over our own government or whether we JUS! let the other Racine Social Events By Mrs Francis Morris Mrs Clara Powell presented the program Fraday evemng Sept 21l when the Booster Sunday School class of Farst Baptast Churclrmet with Mrs Edna Pickens, hostess, at her home Group smgmg of "GOd Wall Take Care of You" opened the meehng Scrapture reading, Hebrews 4 12-16 and prayer by MISS Vera Beegle were followed by readmgs by members The hymn "Nearer My GOd, to Thee" by the group and a busmess sess10n followed The next meeting wall Oct 25 at the home of Mrs Vazle Lee The meeting closed wath The Lord's Prayer Refreshments were served by Mrs Pickens asstsled by her daughter, Ollie Mae Cozart Fraenshlp naght at Cheshare Baptast Church, Thursday, Sept 19 was attended by Mrs Grella Sampspn, Mrs Martha Lou Beegle, Mrs Nondus Hendracks and Mrs Ollae Mae Cozart Mr and Mrs Davad Zerkle and famaly have moved an to the property recently purchased from Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wilt, the former Orner Cramlet pro~rty relatives and fraends Guests over the weekend of Mrs Chesler Sampson were Mr and Mrs Max Wolfe of Sandusky and Mr and Mrs Bnan Sampson and children of Balhmore, who also VISited other relataves Mr and Mrs Sam Curtas of Loram spent the weekend wath his parents, Mr and Mrs Harry Qartas Mr and Mrs Roy Johnson and famaly of Columbus s~nt several days wtth h1s parents, Mr and Mrs Qartas Johnson Mr and Mr George Tassaan and daughter of Cincmnah were weekend guests of her mother, Mrs Ullian Lee and other relatives Mrs Belle Theass of Dorcas spent a day vasa ling Mrs Hazel Carnahan Mr and Mrs Grover Powell of Columbus were guests Saturday of Mr and Mrs Jerry Powell Mrs Kenneth Turley and son, Kenny, were overmght guests, Fnday of her parents, Mr and Mrs Sheradan Russell, Jr of"Mason, W Va Veterans Memorial Hospital SATURDAY ADMISSIONS - Lowse Bearhs, Pomeroy, Ada Cramlet, Racme SATURDAY DISCHARGES - Dorothea Robmson, Faye Lewas, Doras Hayman, Rosa Mass Marabelle Sharpnack spent Labor Day weekend wath her brother, Mr and Mrs Walluun Sharpnack and famaly at Peru, lnd Mrs Kathryn Spires of Greene, Martha Johnson, Columbus spent Sunday wath Shirley Still, Dorothy Wright, ber parents, Mr and Mrs Jack Daryl Edwards, Betty Reed, Betty Hammack, BenJamm Sharpnack Mr and Mrs Merle Moore, Mary Kmg Schroeder, son, Ron, and SUNDAY ADMI&"qONS daughter, Mae Fern, of Ronald Boshc, Middleport, Columbus spent Sunday wath Mary Hanning, Albany. Mrs Schroeder's parents, Mr Walmer H Draggs, Cambradge and Mrs Francas Morras SUNDAY DISCHARGES Mr and Mrs Walham Roland Morras Hayman and Mrs Gretta SimJ)l!On spent Sunday wath Mr and Mrs Mike Hayman and family at Dunkirk The fellow who vacations Mrs Grace Javaden spent a while the frau works is hav· week In Cmcmnah wath ing the time or his ware Polly 's Potnters atmopshere folks take care of thmgs," Glenn satd Saturday mght at a Democrattc dinner m suburban Whitehall The former astronaut, who faces Cleveland Mayor Ralph J Perk In the race for the U S Senate seat, saad the past decade has been a traumatic one for Ameracans 11 We have witnessed a rash of political assassanataons, we endured a long, undeclared and divaslve war, and we are only now begmnmg to emerge from the gravest national pollttcal scandal m our hastory "And we fmd that rather than sparkang mterest m the political process-whtch as the ullunate correctaon for many of our problems-all these traumatiC years have succeeded m domg 1s turmng people off," he saad Glenn saad politics as not meant to be a udirty bus mess" Cast tron pan tums food black POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - I have some cast aron cookware that I enjoy U81tlg but have a problem wath a twa>quart sauce pan that turns everythmg black I have no trouble with the other paeces 1 hope someone can leU me what I can do to thiS pan Any advtce will be greatly apprecaated - MARIE DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve as wath those people who allow their small chJidren to hold up lines at a drive-an bank just so they can take the money tube out, putt! back, drop it and take up more !'lid more tune This may be aU nght when there as no one in back but very thoughtless when a line of people are adling thear car motors waating Also, children pushing carts m supermarkets can be a real hazard. How often I have been nearly crippled as a child went by puahmg a cart very fast and With no regard for the heels of those trying to do thear shoppmg - MRS G L DEAR POLLY - I found Mrs H 0 N 's letter suggesting that mol!O'cycles not be allowed to take vacant parking spaces but go to undesJgflated areas rather infuriating We cyclists must take a driver's test to get a license just the same as the driver of an automobile We must buy lacense plates just like carowners and are subject to aU rules of the road, fines and penalties JUSt as car drivers I say we are entitled to a parking space in any parking lot for we would certamly get a ticket if unproperly parked. Mter aU the nickel we put in the meter Is worth as much aa the nickel put In by the driver of a car -KAREN - - Dj!:AR POLLY - To ~ase a white mark, such as powder, from any black matertal just rub a small paece of the black fabric over the white or light mark and It wlll disappear - MRS L RR. DEAR POLLY- Quilt making agam has become so popular that I am embroadermg my Initials and the date in a corner of each quilt I make Whenever the quilt becomes an hear loom my lf8Ddcblldren, etc., waU have some sort of record concernang at My molher had many old quilts that we would love to know miO'e lbout IUch as when they were made and by whom - MRS W the human problems caused by the con· versallon, he satd, " Frank, large flow of Qaban refugees to the Umted States warm and frlendly ' ' In addition, the senators sa1d Pell saad the senators told Qastro they took strong excep- Qaba holds mne U S political tion to has attacks Saturday priSoners and about 40 other naght agaansl Presadent Ford Ameracans on charges such as man-so1ved , and we can start building a better state and a better nataon-1f we gel out on Nov 5 and exercase that ballot power that as the raght and duty of every catazen," he added Meigs needfora crJhcal evaluatt on of esse nti a lly become a non- homes or permanent homes, '' Ohao's tradataonal state-county system, merely lets chtldren Bates explaaned substitute ch1ld care system 1s now available, State Welfare thrash around m a maze , m man) cases, unhl they are lost The director satd " Be Ktd ConsciOus" ha s been re ceived Darector Charles W Bates sa ad tOday Bates saad an teres led persons or forgotten ' enthusiastically throughout the state Activaltes ~ave ranged from offacaal "Be Kad Con- co uld re ce tv e a ' Be K1d sc10us" T-sh1rts presented to Consctous" pamphlet - poster free by wntmg 10 ••Be Kad conscaous " p 0 Box 41 , Ohao ' Through Be Kad Conscaous.' the department hopes to raase the level of pubhc Mrs John J Galligan and Paul DIXon of "The Paul Daxon Show' at the Ohao State Faar to Department of Pubhc Welfare awareness to the pomt where Bates' appearance on several Columbus, 43216 "TOday there are 25,000 Ohao chaldren caugh t an the andtvadual catazens wtll assasl the department tn changes that are needed to bwld a modern, radao and TV talk shows "!!'-- .... ...,...._ -Tile DiiJ Sentinel Learn cause of bad b ack By Lawrence E Lamb, M D my readers , I'm sure The fust and most Important DEAR DR LAMB - 1 know back problems are the subJect thmg to do about a bad back 1s of great controversy and hale to fmd out the cause Some are relieved wtth good exerctse programs Some of these are puttmg an Wlusual stram on ago when I was chan gmg a lire Acres, Salem r DR. LAMB handle at ll dates back to three yeaas caused b) under! yang problems Gerald T Waldermuth, Bertha € Waldermuth aka Faye r Wildermuth to Gerald T Waldermuth, Faye C Waldennuth, Lots, Pomeroy Roy Proffalt, UUaan Proffatt to Bernard Lavalley, Bermce Lavalley, 239 Acre, Sutton Francas Andrew, Nelhe Andrew to Larry Collms, Teresa Collans, I SO Acre, Ohve Darlene Warner to John W Chapman, Carolyn F Chapman, Parcels, Scapao Paul P Samon, Allie M Sunon to John R Brewer, Rachard N Warner, Lot, Pomeroy Thelma Snader to Rtchard W Garfaeld, Paage K Garfaeld, I 25 Acre, Chester Goldie Fradley Ughtfoot to Columbaa Gas Transmassaon Corp , Right of Way, Sahsbu<y Ida I Martm to Donald R Martm, Patracaa A Martm , 7 I' l I Somethang snapped and r the muscles along the spme couldn 't stand up I pamcked, One example as the short leg and the pam was somethmg problem If you have a short that deftes descnpt10n leg at ttlts the pelvas, thas Someone helped me back home causes the span to shaft like a where I whampered and crooked slack of dommoes shuddered, lrymg to fagure out Even the shoulders change what happened After a few posatwns and !mall) the head days at got better, and I more s1ts to one s1de or the other or less Ignored tl There have Although the amrnedaale mu sc ular traggered by dumb thmgs hke bendmg over to he my shoe s pasm can be reheved by Injec tions and vanous te c hmques , 1t v.ill laces return unless the underlymg been several eptsodes smce ll seems hke everv ltme I problem 1s corrected have another 'attack " You can have the sa me the getlmg better process takes problem wath salting af one sade longer I'm never \\ tthout pam, of your pelvis as smaller than and every day 1s a 'let's see - the other Bad beds and bad how - at s - gomg to - be - chatrs, usually the too-soft today" sttuatwn My normal vanet~ , can also put a stram on rou tme has been greatly weak back muscles When a dasc as the problem curtaaled you can sometimes get results l went to an orthopedic con se rv a tive surgeon ( haghly recom- with management, and your doctor mended) He reached around and hat the sore spot When I has taken thas approach Smce yelled he chuckled and saad at's you slate at has not worked you a degeneratave dask wath low need to see the orthopedac back spraan (he had already surgeon agmn He needs to looked at the X-ray) He gave knO\\ thas It mtght be amme a cortisone InJeChon and portan t an decading a£ you need sent me to has phystcal an operation If at were m) therapiSt who went through back I would to back to the exerc1ses l've done them, orthopediC surgeon and let him more or less, regularly and the know that I stall needed help condttton as defmalely worse There ts a lesson m Uus for all An hour on my feet as about all people If your doctor starts I can take Two and a hal£ you on a program and you don;t sends me home to booze, whach get results, don't go doctor as the only thmg that relieves shoppmg tmmedtalely He may the prun If lhas was your back have needed this mformataon what would you do wath the to decade what as the best treatment for you Go back and darn thmg' DEAR READER - You gave ham a chance to use thts have lots of company amont mformataon to help you Rev M cCiurg to change pastorates COLUMBUS - Appoantment of Rev W Dale McClurg, Galhpolls, to the pastorate of Bagelow Unated Melhodast Church m Portsmouth was made today by Bashop F Gerald Ensley McClurg succeeds Rev Wayne Fowler who recenUy became director of soctal servaces for the three hospatals tn Portsmouth, Scaoto Memortal, Mercy and Southern Halls Smce 1972, McClurg has been the pastor of Chrast Umled Methodast Church, south of Galllpohs tn Galha County A natave of Portsmouth, he as a 1965 graduate or Rio ·Grande College Fave years later he began to prepare for the manastry an the Methodast Theologacat School an Ohao near Delaware He earned his Master of Dtvantty degree there last December Durang his undergraduate years he began to serve churches - Otway Melhodast, 1959<i4, W Portsmouth, 196667, Bethel-Moore's Chapel, 1967<i8, and Racme, 1968-72, as a lay pastor McClurg 's new and larger responsabahty makes him the leader of a congregataon of 375 Has present church membershap as 165 Bashop Ensley saad the appomtment as effectave Oct J The McClurgs have two adult chaldren, Mrs Loas Ann Walker, Ashland, and Wallace Dwaght McClurg, Dayton Mrs McClurg as the former Erma Pollard, Wheelersburg 49ERS HONOR KRUEGER SAN FRANCISCO (UP.! ) The San Francasco 49ers Sunday retared uniform No 70, the jersey defensave tackle Chartae Krueger wore for 14 seasons . pc,tce utth both hunsclr und the o,w1ld, hkt! ha s n1.1de Ius dcc tston • ;' You wtll be able to have an electrontc hearmg test whtch could very well ease your mtnd about your abtltty to hear • Yankees have been vtrtuall) unbeatable an thear race to wm tbp of the desk m the vasaung rnana gea s room at Shea Stadawn :<Jne of the reasons l don'tas thai the doctors have told me and favorttes, to lhear farst loss of the year Just too much ' Faarbanks pennant, grabbmg eaghl vacto- 'Yarned me to control my emotions It takes a Iotta se lf. r fg1mentat10n and l don t have that much " sa1d Danny Murtaugh, who had a spot of heart trouble back an the '60s. began mana gang 22 years ago wath New Orleans, then a Pittsburgh affiliate an the Southern Assocaataon of expenence ' He has been m many tight races smce then, any number of pressure-cookers, bul when you ask tum how he feels about miJnagm g nov., he looks you stra1ght m the eye and sa}s l love 11 ' Look al what 's happened so far thiS season," he goes on 'The " No, I haven't made any speeches to the players telhng them how I feel about what they've done That's nol m) way l thank they understand how r feel r have ~ay s of sho" an g how [feel wathout talking about tt ' The way the pennant races are shapang up now, Ihere as that possaballty Murtaugh and Vardon could be the n val World Senes managers They are good fraends , V1rdon havmg coached for Murtaugh w1th the Ptrates before surceeding htm as manager m 1972 He then was replaced by has old boss as Pittsburgh manager durmg the last month of the 1973 campaagn Murtaugh hopes the Yankees wan, prunanly because of Vardon 'Me, ex ceptaonally hard, because an the mana genal held I cons1der him a protege of mme Hts ts the only team I ever bother keepmg up wtlh m the Amertcan League " When Murtaugh quats as manager thas tune, alas likely to be for good He 'll contmue workmg m the Ptrates' orgamzatmn the same way he dtd after qmttmg m '71, as a trouble·shooter or somethmg of that nature Danny Murtaugh has a deep sense of loyalty to has employers, somethmg you don't see much of these days "l':verythang my fanuly and I ha ve m thas world today, I owe to Joe Brown and the Ptltsburgh Pirates," he says 'Anythang they'd want me to do,l'd do to try to repay the debts " Joe Brown, the Ptrates' general manager, v.ants Dann) Murtaugh to be around for a long tune So does lhe Galbreath famaly, whtch owns the ball club They hke him and want to see him stay healthy Danny Murtaugh knows they mean tt , and when a man knows somethmg ltke that, at becomes a httle easaer for h1m to make a dectslOn If you are a heartng atd user and come tn durmg our Better Hearmg Consultatton, you may purchase a package of battenes at half prtce Ltmtt one to a customer Form home servtce, CALL HOTEL HEARING AID CENTER This Week's college games Oh1o Colleg e Foolba II Schedule Bv Un1ted Pr e'>~ lntprn .'l t"' ""'' OhiO Sl ale vs wash St (Seat He) Bowlmg Gree n at To l ed o w es ter n M1Ch1gan at Ken t State M1am1 at K en tucky No Il li nO IS at Oh•o U n vers1ty Tampa at Akron Bal dw •n Walla ce a t Ashland Bluffton at F•ndlay Case Western at W & J f P a l Central State at Lane (Te nn l Southern Ill at Dayton Del ance at Manchest er ( l nd ) H 1ram a1 Woos ter Jo h n Ca rro l l at Carneg•e Mel lon ( Pa Taylor at Wllm.ngton No M1 Ch1ga n at Youngstown St ate He 1delberg at M us kmg um Mar1elta at Oh1o Northern OhiO wesleyan at Otterbem H ,ram at Wooster Den1son at Cap1ta! ',, 601 Stxth Ave Huntmgton, W Va Phone 525-7221 ---""'.-. Ke nyon at Mount un.on Wes t L•b erty (W va ) Wittenberg Ob len n a t Ha m 1lton oBuL •• -' •• .... ~ n es that we could really beat them wath all lhear llllent a nd years Faarbanks, the second-year coach from Oklahoma, credited h1 s new 'stack ' at MIDDLETON SETS RECORD LONDON (UP!) - Ray Maddleton of England set a world's record for an eaghthour walk Sunday an the accolade. mternatwnal mvitahon event al Raver Sports Center Maddlcton covered 53 miles 352 ya rds He also set world records of 40males an 5 hours 56 mmules 29 seconds, and 50 males an 7 hours 31 mmutes 06 seconds TUESDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY FUN NIGHT AT BURGER. CHEF/ /NCREDIBliRG/BLE! .::'J •I • • ••' • • l BABY BEEF SIDES •' 1n the1r last 10 games 1 As a result the Ono1es stall lead the AL l':ast by one-half game over the Yankees entermg the fmal three days of the season The Yankees, who are off today, have two games remammg at Mtlwaukee on Tuesday and Wednesday mghts, whLle the Onoles have three aames left at Detroat, Mator League Standmgs By Un1fCd Press lnternat•onal National L eag ue East w I pet g b 85 7 4 535 P. tts burgh 85 74 535 St L ou s 491 7 Ph tl ade !ph 1a 78 81 491 7 78 81 Monlreal 70 89 440 15 N ew York 66 93 415 19 Ch1cago West w 1 pet g b LosAnge les 100 59 629 C1 n c nnat • 98 62 613 2 1 A tlanta 86 74 53 8 1.4 1< Houston 80 79 503 20 San FranCISCO 71 444 29 1 t San O ego 59101 369 41 1 ? Saturday 's Results Ch 1cago 8 51 LO UIS 3 P•tt sburgh 7 New York 3 M on trea l 3 Ph•ladelph•a 1 C• nc• 13 Sa n F ranc1sco 6 Houston 5 Allan fa 0 l SI Atlanta 6 Ho uston 2 2nd Los A n ge l~ s 5 Sa n D1ego 2 Sundays Results Sf L OU IS 7 Ch iCago 3 N ew York 7 P•ttsburgh 2 M on treal 6 Ph dadelph •a 3 C1n c1 7 San Fra n c•sc o 3 Houston 9 At lanta 6 Todav s Probable Pttchers (All T1mes EDT) Ph• lad elph •a (C hr.stenson 1 OJ at New York ( Koosman 14 11 l e9 a os p S. t m LOUIS (Forsch 6 4) at Montreal ( Rogers 1521 ) B 05 p m Ch •cago {Bo nham 11 21 J at P 1ttsb urgh {K ISOn 8 8) 7 35 pm Los Ange les (Rau 13 lOJ at Housto n (D erke r (1 0 10) B 35 P m (Only games schedu led ) Tuesdays Games Ph1la at New York n •ght Sl L OUI S at Monlr £1at night Ct11cago at P•ttsburgh n ght Cmc .nnat• at A t lanta n1ghl Los A ng eles at Houston n 1ghl Sa n D1ego at San Fran n1ght AmeriCan League Easl w I pet 88 71 553 Balt1more 88 72 550 New York 83 76 522 Boston 75 84 Cleveland 75 85 Milwa u kee 72 87 453 Det r o1 t ,., "' West w 1 90 70 83 75 81 79 78 so 77 83 x Oakland pet 563 525 "11tght begl inlhb g b FOOTBALL NFL Stand•ngs By U mted Press lnternatmnal Amencan Conferenc e East w 1 t pet pf pa New Eng J 0 0 1 000 82 sa M•am• Bu ff alo NY Je ts Bait I J lt, 16 g b T ex as 6 M innesota 506 9 Ch1cag o 494 11 KansasC•tY 481 13 Cal•forn•a 66 94 413 24 ll clinched diVISional title Results Boston 7 Detro•t 2 New York 9 Cl eveland 3 1st N ew York 9 Cleveland 7 2nd Oakland 6 Cht c ago 5 Ball•more 7 Milwaukee 1 Texas 11 Kansas C1ty 0 Cal• forn•a 4 Mmnesota 0 Sunday s Results Detro•t 7 Bos ton 4 New York 10 CleveJand 0 Oakland 3 Ch1 cago 2 Baltimore 4 Milwaukee 3 Texas 5 Kan sas C1 ly 0 Cal •lorma 4 Mmnesota 0 Today's Probable Pitchers <All T1mes Eon Ball1more (G nmsley 18 13) at Delr01 1 I Lot lch 16 20 ) 8 00 p m Cleveland (J Perry 16 13) at Boston (Lee 17 14 } 7 30 p m (Only games sc hedu led ) Tuesdays Games Texas at Mmnesota Balftmore at Detro •! 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AUfOMOII\llfiiUitANCI C01111AN'f !"1om• 01! ~ • I !OO"'...,Cton ljii!'IO t P-67~3 1 A's 3, White Sox 2 Manny TrtUo drove m a palr of runs wath two singles to gave Western Davason titleholder Oakland Its win over Chicago m the A's' fltl81 home game Rangers 5, Royals 0 Jam Spencer slanuned a tworun homer to lift Texas to ais vactory over Kansas Clty behind the slx-lut tntchmg of Ball Hands I Aagels 4, Twins 0 Southpaw Andy Hassler tossed a five-hitter and rookae Bruce Boehle smg]ed home two runs 10 the fifth 10rung to lead Qllifornaa to its triUmph over Mmnesota only score Chiefs 17, Oilers 7 Wi111e Ellison's eight-yard scormg run and Mike livingston's eaght-yard TD pass to light end Morras Stroud in the £mal pertod carraed the Chiefs over Houston. Tire and Battery SALE 1000 TIRES IN STOCK 3 year •2795 Lifetime Guarantee •38'5 6 Volt Tractor Battery v-a •s.oo A I I DlVISlon, was 1dle ' With Engine Analyzer unu l wtth two out m the nmth when Boog Powell, who had struck out three tunes agamst Jun Slaton, coaxed a walk off reUever Tom Murphy wath the bases loaded In other AL games, Oakland beat Chicago, 3-2, Texas blanked Kansas Caty, S-0 , Qllifornaa topped Mmnesota, 40, and Detroat downed Boston, 7-4 In National League actaon, St Louas moved mto a tae for farst place wath Pittsburgh m the East DiviSion by trunmmg Chacago, 7-3, while the Pirates were losmg to New York, 7-2 Cincmnata kept ats famt West Divasaon hopes altve by whappmg San Francasco, 7-3, Hous· ton beat Atianta, 9-11, and Montreal topped Philadelphaa, &-3 Los Angeles, needmg only one vactory m its remammg three games tp wan the West T'UNE·UP SPECIAL IIAfl IAIM IGr1vel Hllll pushed across the wmrung run Ferguson's one-yard run and a 21-yard faeld goal by Jolm Leypoldt gave the Bills a IIHl lead before the Jets went ahead 12-10 on John Rtggins' 13-yard run and two faeld goals by Bobby Howfield Saints It, Falcons 13 Jess Phillips' eight-yard TD run m the £mal periOd lifted the Saints over Atlanta and sent the Falcons to their thard slraaght loss Archie MaMing had a 13-yard TD pass to Joel Parker for New Orleans, whale rookae Gerald Ttnker scored on a 72-yard punt return for Atlanta Eagles 30, Colts 10 Tom Sullavan scored on runs of 28 and three yards and Joe Lavender returned an interception 37 yards for another score as the Eagles sent Baltunore to ats thard straight loss It marked, the end for Colt Coach Howard Schnellenberger, who was dismiSsed by owner Robert lrsay after the game and replaced wtth General Manager Joe Thomas Packers 21, Lions It Chester Marcol's '22-yard faeld goal wath JUSt 63 seconds left, his fourth of the game, bOosted Greea:~ Bay over the Uons Errol MaM also had four fteld goals for DetrOit Vikings 11, Bean 7 Fran Tarkenton's 11-yard TD pass to tight end Stu Voigt in the second period and Fred Cox's 32-yard field goal in the thtrd lifted the unbeaten Vlk· mgs over Chicago Gary Huff ran tbree yards for the Bears' •21 95 -y Steve Snowden .sSJ Russ111 S1 whale wmmng has eaghth game for New York sance commg to the club from Califorma on June 15 The Oraoles, as usual, had to scrap for thear vactory They EBERSBACH HARDWARE when you buy a earT t near hurncane conditions Joe 24 GROUP BAITERY tonve A1k me about the S1111 Ferm Car Flnanc:a Plan rookte Nat Moore for one sciO'e, Larry Qaonka ran three yardo for another to tte the game with 3 38 left and Jim Klick blasted over from the lave wath IS seconds to go for the win Glanll 14, Cowboys C Rookte Doug Kolar ran two yards for one TD and Norm Snead htt J oe Dawldns wath a 14-yard st'Orang pass 64 seconds later after Dallas fumbled the kickoff to spark the Giants' upset New York's defense dropped Roger Staubach six tames and held the Cowboys scoreless until the fmal II seconds when Staubach hat Bob Hayes wath a :IS-yard pass Balls 16, Jets 1% Jam Braxton ran 21 yarajs for a TD wath seven minutes left ta lift Buffalo over the Jets In 200 BATTERIES IN STOCK Want •' M1am1 s urVIved a real scare, spottmg San Daego a H.pomt lead m the final peraOd before rallymg for 21 pomt. Dan Pru1tt lhre w 55 yards to Fouts' 21-yard TD pass to Gloster Rtchardson for the lone Wayne Stewart and TD runs of one and 56 yards by rook•e Don Cleveland score Woods gave the Chargers a 21-7 Beugals 21, 49ero 3 Ken Anderson passed fo! one lead after three per1ods But 1 D and ran for another and his Bob Gnese threw 13 yards to College Scores M1lwaukee Sunday wh1ch gave them s tx VtctorJes m a row defense for the upset The key thmg w35 the play Saturday s '\ Norm Or•oles have been relymg on outstanding pitching and sharp defense It was no dafferent more on every play ," analyzes Sunday The Yankees collected Orioles' veteran lh1rd baseman 15 ha ts, mcluding a paar of Brooks Robmson 'The games homers by Graag Nettles, ta at tins p)lnt aren't any more sweep !hear four-game set wath 1mportant than the ones earlier the lndaans, whale the Oraoles m the year, except that gol a combmed flve-httter from cveryth mg 1s magrufled now Dave McNally and two reliev'The team trallmg always ers to take aU three games has more pressure on 1l than from Milwaukee the leader because they have to The Yankees also got an wm one more u outstandmg patchmg effort Wh1le the Yankees have been from Rudy May, who tossed a wuunng With lhear bats, the four-hitter and struck out 13 capped by Sunday's 11)-1) rout of the Cleveland lndtans Yet, durmg that stretch the Onoles have played even better, wmnmg 10 of !hear last 11, mcluding a 4-3traumph over 'lt 's remarkable to me place , to thas posataon has lo be treme ndous!) gratafymg lo a If you do wear a heartng atd, tf wtll be cleaned and adtusted BRING YOUR FAMILY WITH YOU' Free Gtfts FRESH BATTERIES ONE-HALF PRICE pOint th1rd penod Thompson also returned an mLcrccplloo S6 ya t ds fur a t..:ardinal TD Halfback Greg 'Our players that are new tu the American League East fa ct th1s club came from 14 games under 500, and from last MR. GARY FRACKER trounc tng the 1 the Rams, who were 13 pmnl " We 're all rootmg for hun over there ," he says 29. BrowtL'i 7 l"uts thas kind of pressure reala.e that now you have to think a lot heat res1stant and blocked a held goal to send : " I don 't get exc1ted anymore, ' he says, h1s feet propped up on • Card~nal s Over the last two weeks the t~at doesn I mean he actually does You' II have a chance to stt down and talk about your heartng problems . get your questtons answered and ftnd out about modern heartng help up one l D and a faeld goal bles, mtercepted two passes • Danny Murtaugh says he takes 1t all m strtde He says 1t bu t I y them Sunday Plunkett threw two lou< h down passes. and the Palnot defense recovered three fum - Cardina ls, ea ch havmg three more games to play The Pira tes " liam 'Ahu h1t unly lk.if· 31 pa sse s Ron Smllh's punt r ~turn s of 47 and 13 yards set By f 1\EO McMANE UP! Spoorts Writer The New York Yankees kee p stokmg the far e, but the Baltamore Onoles appear to be an aggressive defcn~e talk for day. second lhe next Today they're lied for hrst place wtth the 130.150 lb. Average • quarterback Jun Plunkett and manager THURSDAY-OCTOBER3, LOWE HOTEL PT. PLEASANT, W.VA. FRIDAY- OCTOBER4, MEIGS INN POMEROY, OHIO 9amto6pm MR. GARY FRACKER Factory traaned Bellone Heanng Atd Spectaltst wtll be at our Better Heartng Consultatton 'l I) IJ3SS IO t..:hff Branch and the Oakland defen se befuddled Sl et'lcr quarterback Joe Gil- sub, Wayne Clark , ran eaght yards lor a thard TO as the Bengals knocked San Frant1SCU from the ranks of the unbeatens Anderson passed 22 Hart threw a 68-yard TD pass yards lo Isaac Qartas and • ran '" Mel Gray less than four t2 yards uunules later to htghhght a 22- Dnlpltlns %8, C.11argen 21 Sl Hruwns for 1ls thard stra1ght Vlt: lory , scored when Terry Mt•tclaf returned the second half kadcoff 94 yards and Jam Orioles hotter than hot speakang of the RaniS and • " tht• Su per Bowl in the same sen tences bul the Patnots let !1)e race mth1s diVISIOn IS so tlght that the P1rates ;:n e flrst one Better-Hearing Consultation Bay fiiJ>Ilt.'tl l)t. troll, 21MsnHc s••la duwn cd L1m a gn, 11 ~7. o.md Kansas Qty he ~t t lluust on 17-7 l)cnvcr lS Hl W.1 stung1 on tornght H.Jifh rs li, S1ce lers 0 Kt•n Stabler scored on a one· yard run .and threw a 1g...yard 1'1 ' ' unn!'d Dallas, lH , Buffalo Tins v.as the yea t people was the div•saon title an the National League l':ast FREE (:11-. 11 JtU11asted lht> New York Jels, 'f 2 b New Orlrans ed~cd 14 any\\ay, \\htle the P 1r.ates are strugghng w1th the Cardmals ror To Hold lu o u~ h 111 m1ghty Los Angeles Rams, 20.. rather ummsta kablc Danny Murtaugh prefers nol to talk about them No t now, Hearing Aid Specialist to pph n~ three """"s by dropped a 7-2 dectsaon to the Mets Sunda) , wh ale the Card• beat t~c Qabs, 7-3 WE HAVE • Bul Sunda y the Pats ouldad Hwmselves us they turned m theu second maJOr upset 111 For the record , Mwtaugh keeps Si.l\lllg he doe!)n 't know yet \\hat he s gm ng to do and thai he alwd)S makes dC(IsiOns hke Uus iJl the end of the year But there are some other s1gns about what the P1ratrs ' congemal 56-year~ld held boss mtends to do s1gns \duch a re ht dthus t\t c. 11t 11 ~teek and l also thank hell be repl.aced b) one of hts eoadii'S, Rob Slunner , the sume \\ay another of Ius coi.J ches , Bill V1rdvn repla~ cd tum the last tame he qUit three vears a~o ' • ' m.m "1m ~!read y lllunk he s QUlttlllt.!. .1s Ptttsburgh s mana ger a t tht• rnd of !Ius CHAPIN WINS RACE COLUMBIA, Mo (UP! ) &;b Chapm of Independence, Mo , walked 100 mtles m slightly more than 21l hours Saturday and Sunday to win · the mnth annual national 100mile, 24-hour race walking , champaonshap SAYS DON ••• 773-5710 773-5118 in the mun ,11 se.lson wm or lose and that Htkes 111the World &ones, ur <.: ourse, MeA Yo. wiD reeelve • dollar lf PoUy - • your favtrlte hOIDc.,.ial Idee, Pel ~ve, PoUy'a Problem or aolatioD to a proltlem. Write PoUy Ia • .., of thU newapaper. .1 ,1 rIll pretty sure he hd s '' "For All Your Glass Needs" COMMERCIAL-RESIDENTIAL DEAR GIRLS - Do !he same with your needlepoint. POLLY. ll,mny Murt aug)t looks Ilk<' 1\ 4•n!,• 14-1 ~ , Ptulactl•lplua •huhhttl H<Jitmw rt, lO- lO , • ·•Ill , · l~ ·y tht ( llJt l h ," ht• :'ii! UI J1 1t ch (t'fl st' w.J s t ~c 1 llt 111 111 .111 pho.~scs of lht• J-! ,11111 'lllt.: Y bln( kt'f.l un am pm t,mt ftl'ld f,!.oal 1 in lh(> lhlrd p1t1ud ) mud~ mlt.•rcc pta ons .1 mI n• t uvl'r N1 fumblt>H " Itt 111 hrr ~ cunf" s Sunday , (),,kland overwheln1ed J_)ltl~ · IX!rgh, 17-0 St J.ou1s whapped ( lt. Hland, 29·7, Ctn c mnatt 11ppt."C1 Scm Framlstn, 21·3, MIaili I vv('rcame San Otego, 2R 21, the Nc\\ Yurk Giants s,. ,r,s Wrl• t•r 'l11l' Nt. ~ I u ~ I ~,Hld I'·• ll•lh h.J\1(' SUJ ptlst.•d .t lui ur IX Hllh1 mtht. pu :;l tlu r(' Y.f'rk s hut rw clflL' .ts mut h itS thch Il iA- II ( o.H h L1llK k Jo ·•lrb.mks fht• PiJirlOI S o ptn('d 1n st uruung rash1011 three Wt.'Ck.s a ~o by upsetllng the World 0 1 ~unp 1 on Mmnu l)ulphtn.~ l.llld fuli O\.H"<l that w1U1 a lnumph ovt 1 the New York Gwnts l~st l ll'l By Mill 11'1 IIIC IIM:t.N UP! Spurts Edllnr Nl':W YORK I UPl l ,r llY J\IF l 'AI\NlCt:t.t.t Sport f.Jarade ~ AUTO GLASS PHONE San Francasco Jerseys have been retired offacaally - those of Nomellma (73), Hugh McElhenny (39), Joe Perry (34 ) and John Brodae (12) Patriots surprise LA Rants, 20-14 Today's handing the Bullpups their second loss In two outings Bob Wllltamson opened the scorang In the first ~raOd by dashing 25 yards John Thomas added the conversion potnts on a run Dan Buffmgton, sophomore fullback, blasted m from 12 yards out In the third quarter and added the final touc hdown on a 5 yard burst in the final period Both scored half • conve rsion tries faaled By Quarters 8 0 6 6-20 Meigs 00011-0 Athens ' POINT PLEASANT· MASON • ne Meigs Marauder Reserves ran thetr record ta 2~ Saturday night, blasting the Athens Bulldog•. 21Hl 111e Marauders scored once an the farst quarter and once In the third and fourth penods In In a pregame program, pro football Hall of Farner Leo not r a1se the quesllon of Nomellma made the Jersey America's Guantanamo naval presentation lo Krueger, and hase despate past demands for 49er Coach Dack Nolan the Umted States to abandon presented the retared tackle wath an artists drawang stgned the factUty by members on the present comprehensave system whach qwckly and effacaently moves as many chaldren as possable eather back anto thear own there and I don't kn ow how to Transfers sa•d, the senators told Castro they understood Guba might feel threatened by the Un tted Slates, parllcularly by the abortave 1961 Bay of Pigs mvasion supported by the Central lntelhgence Agency Javats said Cuba felt wronged above all by the economac embargo unposed by lhe Umted States and felt the action should be repealed The senators saad Qastro dad bureaucratic limbo ol costly anshtullons and outdated placement programs," Bates saad Thas system, which has to admtt to havmg one, but tt's muscular spasms and can be Property On the other hand, Javtts COLUMBUS - A pamphletposter detaahng the state welfare department's effort to educate the pubhc about the sense "Man-made problems can be )ackin~ Reserves win 20-0 Public urged to partictpate in childrens welfare program l9e;o~a~ther but rather means the "people's busmess " m 1ts most htera1 Sam F Walhams, Clara Wtlllams to Dana D Howell, Donna A Story, Maldred A Knopp, I '1. 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Hou11 7:00 AM Ill 7:30 PM ~0 YE~RS ' • ., ' . �5- The Paily S.ntinet , Mid<ll••port-Pumeruy, 0 ., Mon1b1y. &•J>I . :10. W71 Reports given to sorority Idle Reds to listen and hope • • • 't .I I ' CINCINNATI ( UPI I - Ci nrinnaH R(-'dS Maru1gcr Sparky Anderson will be playio~ <'a ,·ds with some· rriends Monday night. s'ut you tan bt;>t that while- his eyes wHI be watclling the cards, his ears will be tuned to the radio, listening to the game between the LoS An gC"Ies Dodgers and the Houston AsLros. • The Reds, afte r winning their home finale 7-3 a gainst the San Francisco Giants Sunday, trail the Dodgers b~' 21 :.: games. Malches in Allanla Tuesday · lu ·l hl'll t. " f'la y Kirby, with 11 hdpllll! h~1 nd ·f r om Pt•dro Bt ll'~•u . Wt •n his 12t h J,:a ll tt' a~< I IIISI nir\t' loSS('S Sunday. tht• lh"<ls, lht• vietury '\ HS thl' 98th agotinst 62 losses . ··111 at 's <t lot uf victories ," F ur 11 \USrd At ult•t·so n . Tht•n Spa rky winn 'fl ;J! Llu> mt' lll\n·~· of !-:anws tlw Rt•cls , as .. .... " Ill' pu t 1t . gaw a mt y . Andrrson l"l'lllinis('rd Hbout t ht~ I"{'('C'Il t " csl cuast trip during which th(' Hcds lost six of 10 ga m('s . gm·ss . th~· ga u w 1"11 n•mt~ln l.x•r I IIIlS! will tx~ tht• last \IIW tn Sa nl>i i'~O if Wt' du1t'l " 111 lht·ti tlr . 'l11a1 wn~ lhC' ~~n nt> " t' '" I lost 6-5. Wt• " 't'l"<" !(•tuhnJ.: !".-:l," Andt•rson said. "'\Vh('n we left sprinJ! tr:tiu i n~. J fig urt·s strcnJ.! Ih·wlst•, th is was my l>('sl d ub sir1ce I took ovt•r :1s manuger . My only disa ppo intnw nt h.r:ts be<'n in t l u.• !Pen n 's clcfC'nst• . "l'\\'<J-o ut error!' ha n• re.a ll}' hw·t us. " Johnny lk>J l(' h 's. :l:!rd honwr, one (•f his thrN· hits for. lh(' d uy a nd epmin._: with two rumwrs Reports on their experi.enees at Buekeye Girls ' State a nd Buckeye Boys' State WNe given by Marylu Mills, daughter of Mr , and Mrs. Robert Mills, and J oh n Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Thoma:i at a meeting of the Perceptor Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, TIIursday night al the home • f Mrs. N<llie Brown. The sorority sponsored the two young people. Mrs. June Vafl Vranken, president, annolUlced a co Uncil meeting to be held on Oct. 23, 7:45 p.m . at her home. Mrs.. Norma Amsbary, Mrs. Van Vranken and Mrs . Vera Crow will represent the Chapter and will rr.eet with representatives of the other two chapters of Beta Sigma· Phi. Mrs. Lillian Moore was appointed to the Council on Aging . It was noted that Mrs. Reva Vaughan is eligible for the Order of the Rose and plans were made to give the ritual at the November tea. A rununage and yard sale was planned for Wednesday and Thursday, with Mrs. Norma Arnsbary, Mrs. Van Vranken, Mrs . Teresa Swlazel, ••n m :l it' :-:ixl h mni n~o: . wrapptxl up Suud;• ,\"'s \•ic·lm)', 'l'ht· HHI 's l>tiQ..'\h'(l Bcnc: h's t••t;tl ru 1:.~ 1 and his thrt't' ht ts g; H •• lnnt H .262 batt in~ 11\'t 'l' ~ I I! t' . Aftf'l' tlw first 21 games or lhe Be ndt was battin ~ .164. " I \!; Is f'J'£'bu 11in~ pitches 1/l:-;lt•Ht! ur s win ~i nJ! a t them ," ='< lid .Johnn y whl'll so meone ~~·: t St.ll\\ uu1 to him lw drew 20 struck out o,tly t inu.'S in t hu~e first 21 IMdnlt't l \q 1lk s Sl) \' t' ll ~ md ~ :t i iU' ~ . Borbon ~co red the Rl'<IS rinal ru•• Yl'Sterdi:ty when he ca me and Wednesday ni ght are the hom\.' on Pete Hose's triple in only remaining. games on the the eig hth inning. Reds' schedule. ··The Giants didn't notice it, The Dodgers, who hold an ll Lurt Pl'dro missed home plate," By IRA MLLLEI! :m d the Cardinals beat thC' bu ~-: ht• d third-base t"a och Alex 4 edge in the season series with UP I Sp•lrts Wril('r Cubs . 7-J, be hind a thre('-ru n (;r ;nHm t:Js. " P edro would the Astros, need to win only one The Pittsburgh Pirates are ' \ pinch homer b_v .Jose Cruz and rnak.c a great pinch runner. " of the three Houston games to QUEEN AND COURT - Participating in tbe Wahama clinch the division title- and ba ck home, the St. Louis an other good relief job by Al Jack Billingham will pitch High School HOmecoming Queen coronation event were, their chances look prelly good Cardinals are on th e road , and Hrabosky. 'l'uC' sday night 's game against H le National Leagul' Emst is aU foreground, Little Miss Mason County Lesley Elias and Little Now Pillsburgh goes home i\1!an:a and will.be ma king his as even Anderson will admit. even . Mister Mason County Jeff King and background, from left to against a tean) that alread y fo urth try for his 20th victory. "But," Sparky said, " by What happens next is called ri ght, sophomore attendant Joannie Smith and her escOrt has clinched last place and wirming the last six games at wa tching. scoreboard muy not offer much resistanc•e. ho:me, we're putting pressure Willie. Stargell of Pittsburgh The Cardinals, on . Lhe oth er on the Dodgers. rr they win it, it will be because we made them set th e record straight Sunday hand, are on the road against a win it- not because we gave it abou t somet hin g baseball team trying for thir~ place and managers and players have so me playoff money . Th e NAPA, Calif. 1UP!i " l don 'L ca re what Nicklaus been denying for <1 century . He Expos also h<1ppen to be on <I John ny Miller is having th e check for $30,000 it added up to $346,933 for t.he year, more than says CJbout winning only the big admitted, as if no one knew , six-game winnin g streak . kind of year Jack Nicklaus Nkklaus or ·any other golfer ones," Miller said. " I'm not that the players on contending Another vari<:Jble was t-hrown used to have and in the opinion ever made. goi ng by Jack 's theory that the teams do, indeed, look at the into the pennant equation w11en or many' he isn't that far away O,io College Football Scores Proving success hasn't gone only ones lhat counl are the Bv United Press International scoreboard to see wht:~t their the cardinals revealed Sunday fr om being the best golfer in Ohio .StatE> 2B So uth £' rn to his head, Miller , 27, said he mHjor toW"naments. To me, opponents are doing. Method i st 9 that the lives of Lou Brock and the world . admi.tted it had been the kind of every victory is a big one." Toledo 19 Ohio Un i vE>r si ty 16 And that 's uxactly what Bake McBride had been He proved how good his year no one really hoped for M i C!mi 42 Marsha l l 0 Miller will play in the Sahara Pittsburgh and St. Louis will threatened in a lener tO days game was Sunday when he shot t<ent Stale 13 E a ste r n and that he didn't know what at Las Vegas th is week but he Mich igan 0 spend the next three nights <~go. Brock :Said the a n- a six·ti.nder-par 66 ho win the Find l ay 6 Defian c e 3 he could do for an encore. said he wishes he didn 't haye doing. Bethany r w . Va . J 36 Ca se • noWlcement " is bound to upset $150,000 Kaiser Internationa l "r'm going to sit home and to. West ern 33 " They'll be looking and we'll the rest of the players, but it b_'.' eight big strokes over fadin g about next year," he think Marietta 10 Moun t U nion 7 " If the duck hunting season be looking, " Stargell said. had to be done." Capita l 16 Ollerbe in 13 Billy Casper and PGA champ said. Then taking a dig at started tomorrow," he said, Wooster 21 Ken yo n 14 " Tha t is, unless all the lights In other NL games , Cinci.n- i.A.' e Trevino . Hobart ( N . Y . ) 17 Denison 7 Nicklaus, he added that he " I'd pass and go hunt ing inare out." Ohio Wes l eyan 17 Gro ve c; t y nati beat San Francisco. 7-3 : It wa.s Miller 's eighth victory wouldn't trade 1974 for one stead. ln many ways , it's been ( Pa . l 6 That isn't likely . Montre<:JI topped Philad elphi<:J, nf 19i4 and afler he picked up a mo jor tournament victory . Carnegie -Mellon .. { P a J 41 a long· year." All the lights will be on &-3, 5aod Houston defeated Ober l in 14 Really, though, it hasn 't. The tonight , both in Pittsburgh, Atlanta, 9-6. Los Angeles, Oh io Northern 15 Kala m a zoo (Mich .) 6 Kaiser · was on ly the 20th H eidelberg 20 Indiana Cent . 13 where the Pirates 1open a threewhich needs one victory to tournament Miller has played Cinc i nnati 7 Louisv i l l e 6 game series aga inst the last eliminate the Reds in the West, Cent . State 31 Ashland 13 on the U.S. tour this year. He place Chicago Cubs, and in was idle. Adrian (Mich . / 10. Bluffton 7 has finished in the top ten II Allegheny (Pa .J 26 Hira m 6 Montreal, where the Cardinals Milwm*ec, Baltimore beat Ce ntral Micrt,tgan 43 Dayton 6 begin their fin al three against times. Addiliona11y, he never Bowling Green 2 t West . 4-3; New York clubbed ClevePT . PLEASANT The missed a cut bu t withdrew being he ld to 12 yards total the~- Expos. Michigan lJ land, 10-0; Detroit defeated Akron 26 Ball State tlnd . J 21 The tie for the lead was Boston, 7-4 ; Oakland shaded Warren Local Warriors, behind rushin g, were hf'ld to 15 ya rds from two events --illthough he Wittenberg 30 Muskingum 7 created Sunday when the Chicago, 3-2; Texas shut out a rugged defense that held pas!')ing as quarterback Bill was fin-ed $1;000 at one of them Hanov er fi nd .) 32 Wilm i ngt·on 7 Baldwin .Wallac e 39 -J ohn Pirates, held to three singles Kansas City, 5-0, and Poinl Pleasant rushers to 12 Rardin could connect jus t for w2lking off before comCa~;rol l 6 pleting his roWld. ·by Bob Apodaca. were beaten California blanked Minnesota, net yards the entire game , twice in five tries . rolled to one of the big upsets of In the Kaiser, he shot rounds Warren, on lhe other hand , 7-2 b · the Mets in New York. 4-0, in American League the young football season , managed 94 yards rushing and of 69.09-67-Qfl for a 17-under-par games. blanking the Big Blacks of Dick none pass ing as Anderson total of 271. His margin of Reds 7, Giants 3 Ware 12-0 here Saturday night. failed to connect in 4 attempts. victory over Casper and Trevi· J ohnn v Bench co1lecled The Warriors scored late in The Warriors· outfirstdowned no, wh o wound ·up ~t nine und er three h.iis, including a three- the first half on a three yard 279, tied the best of the year. run homer, and helped Cin- run by junior fullback Pal the Big Blacks 8-2 with both !6..- &-t 9Jw..~ Trevi no won the New Orleans ~~~~~Jiiii'JitiiJJIJJI'IIJWI ~II~Witl OJII'I"IIIII~ I~"II~ I~Wii'J cinnati keep its slim NL Wesl Beebe, and added a fourth PPHS first -downs corn ing m Open by eight shots. ..........__. .............._..... ......_...._,_.._,....,.""":' pennant hopes alive by period tal ly whtin substitut e the second half. Miller sank birdie putts of 15 PACKAGE POLICY : Wi th tinle running down in sparking the triWllph over San qu art erback Dan Anders on feet on the second hole of TbTAL COVERAGE the final period and Warren Francisco . snea ked across from the three ahead 6-0, the Warriors took Silverado's north course, 10 Expus 6, Phils 3 yard Jine. Our complete comprehensive over at midfield an d marched feet on No.5, 15 feet on No. 6, 60 . Ken Single\oo hit · th e first The loss, the Big Blacks 50 yards, mostly on short feet on No. 7, 10 feet on No. 9, 15 homeowners' policy covers loss due to · gra nd slam home run of his second .in 5 outings, was also a bursts , with the key to the drive feet on No. 11, where Casper fire, theft, storm damage, more . One career to lead Mon treal tO. its blow injury wise, as the Poin.l a 15 yard trip by Beebe. double-bogeyed to fall out of victory · oVer Philadelphia and premium. co-ca ptains Matt Roush and The Big Blacks will host the the running, and 8 feet on No. a sweep Of their three-game Jeff Gillispie suffered injuries George Washington Patriots in 16. To prove he was human, se ries. in the gam e. Roush suffered a the arfnual homecomlng game Miller bogeyed the final hole. AsLros 9, Braves 6 head in jury and Gi lli spie this Fridi;l y, George 992-2143 Cliff Johnson hit a three-run twisted an ankle, whiJe another Washington owns a 2-1 reco rd , ,~rJH·:fi';. ;i} · t · 102 W. Main ' ' homer in the eighth inning lo Pomeroy . ...· starter, Chcirlie Grimes, ir1., .• with thei r lone loss coming to 992 - 741~ give Houston its victory over jlU'ed a shoulder . defending Triple A champi on Atlan.ta. The Big Blacks, besides East· Bank, 12-0, last week. • All evenm East Brent Layne ; Senior Attendant Teka Dewhurst and Andy Stewart; Joanna Goodnite, last year 's queen who was on hand to crown Miss Jones; Wahama High Principal Larry~­ Sawyers; Miss Jones, her escort Bill Rardin, Senior Attendant Terri Oliver and her .escort Jason Ingles ; Jumor Attendant Lynn Kearns· and her escort Ray Tucker; and Freshman Attendant Diana Abel and her escort, Brett Holbrook. Miller records 8th victory ~~ ~~ a only S5ft.q5 .-- Tools Included •L "~o~f~··· -INGELS FURNITURE Bank Rate Financing OHIO . ETA PHI Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 Tuesday, Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Cultur ai prog ram , Kar en St~nley; hostesses, Janet Downie, Karen Qoins, and Karen McGraw. CHESTER Council 323, Daughters . of America, will meet at 7:30p.m. at the hall. Practice for .inspection will be held and there will also be a silent auction. POMEROY Chapter 166, Order of--Eastern Star, 7:i0 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Election of officers. OHIO ETA Phi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 p.m., at · the Colwnbus and Southern Ohio · Electric Co. Model meeting. Cultural program, Mrs. Karen Stante~; · hostesses, Mrs. Janet Dowme, · Mrs. Karen G_oins, Mrs: Karen McGraw. cleans on the floor and above the floor with ...,~~' fewer strokes! 4 S!tllnrs ta clean all typts al carptlinz • laril 0 1i~O! i~l~ Ou!l B l~ • T rl ~ le Clrt \12« C l uni n~ PDwer, PDwer 0r1ien ' 0111UibUII10r" CIU.'IPI ~ -lrgn • On I' 6'1" Hi'h Cfun! ur.derlow 1. Clnnl LOW Na, tar,111 %ET:l lur"Liur e ,l ~Dir ho~ l!and le Modei141S·B DALE C. WARNER INS. AGENCY r~3 .-w/ ~ 1'1" ' 2. ClmllfORiriAL 3. Ctnn1 Nap Kt~K K1p C1rptt1 Catpltl . 4. C!tn1 Problem SHAGS '(• REGULAR Meeting Southeastern Ohio Gospel Music Assn., Springfield Grange Hall. Potluck, 6 p. m . Meeting, 7:30 p, m. HARRISONVILLE PTO , · 7:30 p.m. Program on new reading. program being offered. Meet at · Harrisonville School. Local Bowling • • Come In and Look Us Over Who Are The Slim 'n Trim Girls? We Are Ages 15 to 60 & Weigh From 95 to 200 .lbs. plus T ea m Ro y al Crown Bottling Ear l y Wed n e sday Milled 5 W. 26 L. 6 T eam ~~!n'Jin',';' Yo un g ' s Su p er Mark e t Z ide ' s Sport Sho p ., pts. 24 24 _. ~f-5-! ~j;i(~~: ->• :~;~~;;::..~ -"'~ . - ~ ·,.~A '.;<·- · 4'i:·~.t~~~li'f&'$Jt;.. ~-·;,~"-... 1 :!::~:~ ;~:~::·::...;; :; 1~ij/i~~:;i:':" "''" ' !i ~:~;~[~ ' Roya l O ak Park lo 22 M t! n . B ill Porter 214 : won1en . Hig h indiv i d u a l g am e P a t Ca r son 19 4 : seco nd hi gh Dor o thy Rife 22 1: sec ond h igh in d . ga me me n , L a r ry ind . g ame ~ Marl ene W i lson D tJgan 203 ; w ome n , Car o l yn 21 4. Ba c hn er 179. H i gh Seri es M en , Bill H ig h se r i e s ~ Ma r l ene W il son 567; second h ig h series P o rt er 58 0 ; w o men , Pal Car son - Dorothy R i l e 478 . . 19 .1; secon d h igh ser ies - m en , Team hi oh a "" m "' 1< 1n g L arry Dug an 563; wo men , Bui·lders ' Supp l y 481 . . Car ol'ln Bachner 119 _ -, eam h rgh ser i es l< ln g_ _T e a m H i gh Gam e T enth Bu i lder s' Supp l y 1363. F ra me r s 708 . Team H igh Ser i es - Youn g ' s Sup e r M ark et _2049 . We dnes day Early Bird · .. · -- H_- , ., ,rt-ff- ~ 'J/ ' .. 1 '-_>:t1 ~M;· ·""!( , ~ · '· .<i" " iii! ~ TUESDAY MIDDLEPORT EUREKA i :::: MONDAY BOB JONES Ch ristian University gra1luate and his wife to have open meeting at 7:30 Monday night, dining room of Masonic building, Middleport, for soul winning work and to answer questions about the Christian life. with f!N!!!!!!_ '19"" Above The Floor 992-2635 I ICalendad DOUBLEDUJY 'f"'"~" ~"m•"',~""'"~~;.;;;! Pomeroy Bowling Lanes Tu esday T ri pl ica t e Sept.17 , 1974 Standings ..... - .•.•.•.•:1>;'" ~o:o:oxo;- Point upset Hey Girls sOCiaf ~~u.n:.:o,•,•,·.....,•,•,•,•.• .•,•, WJ':DNESDAY POMEROY Lodge 164 F&A¥, 7:30 p.m . All Mas~Aor Masons invited. SYRACUSE Cub Scout Pack 242 at school immediately af~Aor school. JUNIOR American Legion, Drew Webster Post 39, 7 p.m. at the hall. ' ''" F Reunion, dinner is held Sunday >; ~u ut f\.1rs. Milq,w ret Fullrocl lu wc;rk on Wt"dncsd<.~ y, and Mrs. Vt•ra Cr ow, Mrs . Moon.\ and Mrs. Rose Sisson to work · u11 Thursday . Ot h t~r~ available tu work 111 the s:. t ~ which wi ll bto held at U1e Sisson home on Seco nd St. , Po meroy, i l rt' asked to l'i!J)Orl on either da y. The socia l co mm itt ct• reported 1hi:11 a · l hea t ~ r p.arty will be held Oct. .24 a t the Mouu ta inee r The;1t er at Hurf-ictme, W. Va. Hostesses for the Oct. 10 mel'ling will be Mrs. Lois Rosenbaum and Mrs . Follrod . Mrs. Pearl Welker assisted Mrs. Brown in serving refreshments. Attending besides those named were Mrs . Ma ry Pickens, Mrs. Bell y Ohlin~ er , Mrs. Mildred Karr , Mrs . Jean Werry, Mrs. Pearl . Welker , Mrs. Eleanor Thomas, Mrs . Shirley Custer, Mrs. Clarice Kraulter . Shower given bride-to-be Mary Jo Buckley and Put Wolf entertained recently wilh a l:ridal shower honorin g Melanie Dean, bride-elect of Terry Stethem. The shower was held at the Cheste_r U~iled Methodist Ch ur ch . The hostesses were assisted by Jenny Machir and. Deni se Dean . Games were played with prizes going to Julia Hoi~Aor , Daylene Bahr, and Shelia Taylor. Kathryn Mora won the door prize. Ptunpkin and apple tarts with ice cream and pWlch were se rved to those attending. Presenting gifts to the hon ored coupl e were Maurita Miller, Doris Grueser, Mrs . Robert Larkins, Mildred and Vic ki Gaul , Ina Massar , Rosemary Keller, .Gaye Smalley, Marilyn Spencer , Edna, Wood, Sue and Ernestine Ha yman, Pat, Na ncy and Tommie Morrissey, Helen Wolf, Rose Ginther, Kathryn Windon, Virgie Buckley , Maidie Mora, Anita and John Dean, Gay and Betty Gaul and Gayann Clay, Kathy Sanders, Linda King and Ruth Baer, Orva J ean Holter, Dorothy and Jane Ann Karr , Ethel Orr , DayleneBarh, Glenna Riebel, Lillian Pickens, Jackie FroSt, Ruth Taylor, Rod, Belly, Karla and Ki rk Chevalier, Leota and Sandra Johnson , Marvin and Shelia Taylor, Charlol~Ao and ·Gary Smith, Tressie Stethem, · and Mary Genheimer . Fur· Ule first li me siun · 19f'J8, ;? ull SIX or I he l"h lldren or Mrs. ~ Edna .SwunJ l'tf•eld ~alht.'red .Sund-.y fur a r~.: union and Mr . am i Mrs . Outrl cs I )c1lsun t111H ier . Spe nd i n~ the weekend were and cli t U~hl r •r . S;md i, f 1c;u·l'h;u le s. Sum~ne rf ield , fidd , Per . wt•rt• rl'<:er•t VlsiiOI's Savannah. Ca .; Buel Sum· ur Mr . ;.u ul Mrs . Cowl Rr~ r man . m (' rf~eld. Olarleston. W. Va.; Mrs. W i ll i<tnl Gruescr, Mrs. and ~:arl Swmnerfield and Cl.yda Allcns" orth. Mrs. C'<.1rl f{ (J~e r , Murr ysvi ll e , Pil . Bran nan , ~wd Mi ss Nnw Joi ning th em for Sunday l<u:-;sc-11 wenl lo Cu lu111hus wht• rc lh('y were joined by Mrs. <;linnc!r were Mr . and Mrs. Cedi Caldwell , Mr . and Mn L KenHubct't Jay, Mrs. Gcrln,.Jd Miller, Mrs. Susan R;lwlinJ.!S, ne th Caldwell and Kenn y, Mr. :.·: Personal Notes a mi Mrs . Hu ssell Os borne fur '* ami Mrs ltiJin·rl Murph )· and Amy .Ju, ShPrm ttn Surn . · mc·rheld, Mr. ;md Mrs. Rc·x<.~l SliJIHilcrfleltl , Hccdsvtlle, H .I J, Ge r a ld SumuH.: tfH.dd , Par kershur ~ ; Nuncy Adam li, H:tcinc ; llnbcrl Parker , B(Jbb)' r~nc l Ke ll i, Muriett.a ; Mrs , Vemon Swartz, Hcni.l , '!'(•na , Robin , H.ex1~ and Rog r , Coolville; Mr . ;md Mrs. ll cr · bcrl Parker, Syracuse. Af. UlliN! ; A FlU EN t> " Bnn.L: a ~'n tntl N i ~ hl .. will be 11 bo;~· rvt'd ·u~ tht• Tuesday m ~ hl rnt.>t; hnlt <,f the TOPS 11akc o<ff p<1unds «:n,ihly 1Club hJ 1)1> held ttl 1 ru n. at the Middleport AmerH:<m J.e~i1m ha ll. At last wt>ek's u 1eet m~. T r t n a Fa ulk was Cf (J wnc d qut'f' ll for ha v lll ~ the m u~t we i ~ht loss. A hobby night an d C' hnstrn as p:ul y was dis<.:ussed. An yone in tcreslt.'4 1 tn Jllin mg TOPS IS invi ted tu ii lt t nd the Tuesday night te rnoon (.'allcrs were Mr . aud Mrs . Wil bw· P(jrker, llmw.·r , ll t;ward an d April Park er i:J trip tO Mi:.tllsfi eld to obscrv t: lhe birthdily of Mrs. Donald Fox. Mr. and Mrs : Httrry Lang of Cleveland cmnc to Ma.1sfield for Miss Nina Russell wh o went ho me with them for a visit The A lmanac By United Press Int('rnational Toda y is Monda y, S.pt. 30, the 27:1rd day of 1974 with 92 to 'follow. The moon is approaching its full phase. The morning stars are Venus and Saturn . The evening stars are Mercury, Mars and Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign of Libra . American industrialist William Wri gley Jr. , was born Sept. 30, 1861. This also is actress Deborah Kerr 's 53rd birthday. On this day in history : In 1846, a dentist in Charleston, Mass ., extracted a tooth for the first time with the aid of anesthesia-ether ., In 1938, Germany, France, Britain and Italy met in Munich . for a conference, after which British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain promised ''peace in our time ." That "peace'' lasted 337 days before World War II started. CLUB TO MEET The Middleport Literary Cl ub will meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs . Dewey Horton. The pr~gram will include poems by Emily Dickenson presented by Mrs. Forrest Bachtel, ari d. a review of the book, "The Hesitant Heart" by Ann Edwards by Mrs. Richard Owen. Roll call will be a quotation from a 20th Century female poet. Pomeroy OE.S ladies enterU!ined ' Menl bers of Pomeroy Tuesday night a t the home of Cha pte r 18G, O.E.S. P• sl Mrs . E1.~1 a Schoe nl eb . Ma tr ons were ent ertain ed Mrs. Schoe n1 eb had devo ti ons an d Mrs. Th e lm~ McMurra y presided at th e RUTLAND - A hayride •nd business mee ting. Dues were wiener roast were plann ed for collected and routine business Oct. 6 at the home oi Bonnie transacted . Cards were signed Wood during a meeting of the for Mrs. Clara Thomas and Truth Seekers held Tuesday at Mrs . Constan ce Shields. Mrs. the home of Danny Harrison . Ell~ Smith conducted games. Vickie Pickens led devotions Refreshments were served by and David Blake gave th e Mrs. Schoenleb to those named prayer . All enjoyed a campfire and Mrs. Marjorie Crow, Mrs. and wiener roast followin g the Marie Curd , Mrs. Norma Parker, Mrs. M<trie Custer, meeting . Attending were those named Mrs . Thelma Dill, Mrs. Nellie and Steve Pickens, Vicki Tracy, Mrs. Lucille SwackPickens, John )3lake, Tammy hamer, and Mrs.. Geraldine Blake, Diane Painter, Becky Young: Painter, Charles Diehl, Linda Mrs . Shields will be hostess Hysell, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith, Chris Smith, Victor for the October meeting at th e 1 Painter~ and Laura Harrison. home of Mrs. Dill. m • · lln ~s . SAL E PIA NNEO 1\ rurtlllwgc s<.~l c will be held Wcdn csda'y and Thursday at the Pomeroy, Second St. , hume 11r Mrs. Hose Sisson from 9 a .m. to :1 p.m. by the Preceptor tllaptcf' of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. We Are Underweight, Overweight and Just Right WE ARE SECRETARIES, NURSES, BEA.UTICIANS, SAlES ClERKS, TEACHERS, HOME MAKE~S, STUDENTS, BUSINESS WOMEN, WAITRESSES, ETC. WE FEEl BEITER BECAUSE WE EXERCISE REGULARlY Would You Uke To Be A Slim & Trim Girt Too? Individual Programs-Close Supervision Come In & Look Us OVer-No Obligation '10.00 MONTH Wednesday Early Bird Se pt . 25, 1974 Standing s Team W. L. Dependab le Contra c ting 36 4 · Ben T om Corp . 28 12 E be r sb ac h H ardw a r e 20 20 Ev e lyn "s G ro ce ry 20 20 Ro ush's Land in g 12 28 No . 6 .:1 36 H i gh in d i v idu al ga me Marl e n e W i l son 23 6; sec ond hig h ind . Qame - E'l len Ro ugh t 206 . H i g h serie5 M a rl en e W i l son 608 ; seco nd h igh se r.ies -,- E l l en Ro ught 568. T e am h·i g h · gam e · _,. Dep en d abl e Conlra c t ing B8 7. T eam hig h se r ies - D e!=! end a b le Con tr nC t in g 2.l88 . Indu stria '! League 'Sep t . 19, 1974 Team w. L. Ja c k 's Pl a ce 22 10 Mi l hon e Soh io 22 10 K C J eweler s 2t 11 Ste a m bo,at I nn 13 19 L i!ndmar k 10 22 T ea m 4 , B 24 F i r s t h ig h team 3 g a mes Pl <ice 2540 ; K. C J ac k ' s Jew e ler s 253:2 ; M ilho n e Soh io 1366. Fi r s t hig h t ea m g a m e - K ·C Je we l ers 892 ; J ~ c. k 's Plac e 655 ; . Ja c k 's ' P f ace 854, Fi r s t h i gh i nd . 3 game s ..:... Larry T ho ma s 630 ; Ed Vo ss 578 : Dat e Dav i s 562 . Fir s t h igh Ind . game - E £1 Voss 221 : L arry Thomas 2:23 ; Larry Thomas :216, FILING APPEAL Team Pts. Raw li ng s A ut o P a rt s LONDON t UP!) - Europea n H 8. R F lfe s ton e lightweight boxing champion ~oa c h 's Gun Sho p 10 Sea r s· Cala ro g Mer chant s Ken Buchanan Is set to file an P o m er oy Cemen t B loc k Co . 8. <1ppcal today a~ainst the forthMidw est Slee t Co . H ig h in di v idual gam e coming world title fight beH enry Clatwo rl h y 234 : s,ec ond tween Japanese lll!eholder h i g h ind .: gam e -. H enry Cliltworth y 2:2 3 lshum:ilJ;u Suzuki and Rodolfo H igh ser ie s H enr y Cl at Gonzales of Mexico. w orl h y 6'23 ; second high serl ti s Bi ll Radfor~ 564 . He wants the Nov. 7 fight r eam H i gn G am o canceled and himsulf insialled R~wlin gs Au to P iH;I S 85 .1 T e am h ig h se r i es "' cha llen~cr instead of Goo• "" " MEIGS SLIM 'N TRIM ' EXERCISE CLUB OPEN 9·9 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY OHIO ,. Tu esday Tripl ica t e Sep 1. 24, 1974 St andings, T ea m , w. L. Royal Crow n Bo ttl ing 32 8 K in g Bu i l der ' s Su pply 23 17 Turner 's Gro ce ry 17 23 Fr i endly Ta v ern 16 24 Roya l Oak Park 16 24 New Yo rk Cl o th ing Ho use 16 24 H i gh in d i v i d ual g a me - · P at Car son 18 2: seco nd h ig h ind . gam e Sor'lj il Wayl a nd 172 . H igh series ~ Be lly Sm i t h 469 : sec ond h igh se r ies ......_ Sonja Wayland 453 . Team h igh game Ro yal Crown BoHl i ng 50 9. Team h igh. s.e rie s Ro yal Crown BoHl ing 1363. :rri· County Se pt . 24, 1974 Standings INITIAL SIGNUP FOR A 4 MONTH PROGRAM AT '40.00 ' T ea m w. L. D ep endabl e Contra c tin g 30 2 Ben .Tom Corp . :?6 6 Eber sba ch Ha rdWare 16 16 Ev e lyn 's Gro ce ry 16 16 Rou ~ h 's L and ing 6 26 No . 6 2 30 H i gli . individual game Ann e Hatfi el d IBB ; sec ond high in d . gam e ~ Chery ! Fry 187. Hi g h se ri es ·- E ll en Rought 494 ; sec ond hig h se ri es ~ F lossi e Milll SO n 489. Team hi g h g am e B en -T om Corp . 81 2. Team hig h seri es B en To m Corp . 2383 : I Ri! WI1ng'S fl.tJIO P lt rt s 7450 Zl·li('S . I of Nh~h t Parenls' was pliJnned during a Marlin Evans, reporter. Steve Uauber, viet: president, ••• un•ble to attend. won Sayr9 is the advisor. Eas tern Chijpt ~ r of the Future Farmers uf Amcrku held rece ntly at the m ec tm ~ £J f lhr sehoul. An mvitati on to ~o on a hayridr> wath the F .H.A. ~ i rl~ Y.(jS accepted <Jnd pliins wc r.e rnade to a tt end the farm sc1cnce rev •w Wedn esday . Prcshllng Hl the mee ting were_ H:1rold Eag le, pres ident ; Darrel Dr a ke, lreas urcr ; Davjd Carnahan , secr~tary ; LestE:r Parker, sentinel, a nd SHOES FOR THE FAMILY THOM MeAN CONNIE POLL PARROT MISS WONDERFUl CONVERSE heritage house Middleport N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 I CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.] - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY. Evening offun Your ·Plymouth .. presents for 1971 the • 2 HR. 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With co ntemporary new styling, room for six, and the operating economy of our smal lest Fury. And the price tag i's easy to live with, too. Sep t . 18, 1974 Standings Program planned Hot new source for gas. One of the hottest new sources for natural gas Aphone call from ,.. iSthe fr oze n north . America badly needs supplies of the clean gas energy available there to help solve the energy crisis. Columbia has go ne to the Arctic to get this gas: - wc·re fi na ncing drilling programs in Alaska and Canada , includin g On the far isla nds of. the high Arcti c. - we' ve go uen the ri ghts to purchase substantial gas reserves already dlscoverod o n Alaska's North Slope . Once the Alaskan oil pipeline gets started·, a natural gas line can al so be built fro m the Nort_h Slope. We can't produce th e gas until oil produclion is underway. N atu r al gas pipelines from the .A r c ti'c will be buill with proper regard for the area the y cross. A study gro up in whic,h Colum bia pa rticipates has operated co mplex test si tes n.nd condu,·tcd length y field studies to ex:ilnine the impnct or a gas li ne on th e la nd and w:Herw aYs and the wildlife thut inhabit them . These ~ tudi cs are providing the data neceSSllfY to rneet growing - ener gy need s with m inimum l'llViro nm enl. -..m~o"'"" ou"" .411!. CHRYSLER . . . . . . MOTORS C011'0AATION PAA /CIDAA costs s2.65' person-to-person, s1.55' opetator assisted, s •70' dialed direct. • • •• •• • •• • . diStlltbancc of the Wherever you are, wherever you want to ca ll , it's always much cheaper to dial direct. - we're participating in costly cnvironincntal and engineering studies on how to build gas lines from th e frozen north to consu mers in Columbia's service area . There's much work yet to do, but gas from the far north will be comi ng along. Columbia Gas is working h~rd to<lay to meet yo ur energy needs tom orrow.· Wink, Texas, to Sleepy Eye, Minn., lij i #I GEnE~lTELEPHDnE ~WMBIAGA& G.J .II predou.t, purt c:nerllY .•• u~e It wlltly. -•.. • have m. CHRYSLER Plymoulfl • • •• •• TOM RUE MOTORS 399 ..••• s. 3RD AVE., MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' ••• l• • • • • •• �5- The Paily S.ntinet , Mid<ll••port-Pumeruy, 0 ., Mon1b1y. &•J>I . :10. W71 Reports given to sorority Idle Reds to listen and hope • • • 't .I I ' CINCINNATI ( UPI I - Ci nrinnaH R(-'dS Maru1gcr Sparky Anderson will be playio~ <'a ,·ds with some· rriends Monday night. s'ut you tan bt;>t that while- his eyes wHI be watclling the cards, his ears will be tuned to the radio, listening to the game between the LoS An gC"Ies Dodgers and the Houston AsLros. • The Reds, afte r winning their home finale 7-3 a gainst the San Francisco Giants Sunday, trail the Dodgers b~' 21 :.: games. Malches in Allanla Tuesday · lu ·l hl'll t. " f'la y Kirby, with 11 hdpllll! h~1 nd ·f r om Pt•dro Bt ll'~•u . Wt •n his 12t h J,:a ll tt' a~< I IIISI nir\t' loSS('S Sunday. tht• lh"<ls, lht• vietury '\ HS thl' 98th agotinst 62 losses . ··111 at 's <t lot uf victories ," F ur 11 \USrd At ult•t·so n . Tht•n Spa rky winn 'fl ;J! Llu> mt' lll\n·~· of !-:anws tlw Rt•cls , as .. .... " Ill' pu t 1t . gaw a mt y . Andrrson l"l'lllinis('rd Hbout t ht~ I"{'('C'Il t " csl cuast trip during which th(' Hcds lost six of 10 ga m('s . gm·ss . th~· ga u w 1"11 n•mt~ln l.x•r I IIIlS! will tx~ tht• last \IIW tn Sa nl>i i'~O if Wt' du1t'l " 111 lht·ti tlr . 'l11a1 wn~ lhC' ~~n nt> " t' '" I lost 6-5. Wt• " 't'l"<" !(•tuhnJ.: !".-:l," Andt•rson said. "'\Vh('n we left sprinJ! tr:tiu i n~. J fig urt·s strcnJ.! Ih·wlst•, th is was my l>('sl d ub sir1ce I took ovt•r :1s manuger . My only disa ppo intnw nt h.r:ts be<'n in t l u.• !Pen n 's clcfC'nst• . "l'\\'<J-o ut error!' ha n• re.a ll}' hw·t us. " Johnny lk>J l(' h 's. :l:!rd honwr, one (•f his thrN· hits for. lh(' d uy a nd epmin._: with two rumwrs Reports on their experi.enees at Buekeye Girls ' State a nd Buckeye Boys' State WNe given by Marylu Mills, daughter of Mr , and Mrs. Robert Mills, and J oh n Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Thoma:i at a meeting of the Perceptor Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, TIIursday night al the home • f Mrs. N<llie Brown. The sorority sponsored the two young people. Mrs. June Vafl Vranken, president, annolUlced a co Uncil meeting to be held on Oct. 23, 7:45 p.m . at her home. Mrs.. Norma Amsbary, Mrs. Van Vranken and Mrs . Vera Crow will represent the Chapter and will rr.eet with representatives of the other two chapters of Beta Sigma· Phi. Mrs. Lillian Moore was appointed to the Council on Aging . It was noted that Mrs. Reva Vaughan is eligible for the Order of the Rose and plans were made to give the ritual at the November tea. A rununage and yard sale was planned for Wednesday and Thursday, with Mrs. Norma Arnsbary, Mrs. Van Vranken, Mrs . Teresa Swlazel, ••n m :l it' :-:ixl h mni n~o: . wrapptxl up Suud;• ,\"'s \•ic·lm)', 'l'ht· HHI 's l>tiQ..'\h'(l Bcnc: h's t••t;tl ru 1:.~ 1 and his thrt't' ht ts g; H •• lnnt H .262 batt in~ 11\'t 'l' ~ I I! t' . Aftf'l' tlw first 21 games or lhe Be ndt was battin ~ .164. " I \!; Is f'J'£'bu 11in~ pitches 1/l:-;lt•Ht! ur s win ~i nJ! a t them ," ='< lid .Johnn y whl'll so meone ~~·: t St.ll\\ uu1 to him lw drew 20 struck out o,tly t inu.'S in t hu~e first 21 IMdnlt't l \q 1lk s Sl) \' t' ll ~ md ~ :t i iU' ~ . Borbon ~co red the Rl'<IS rinal ru•• Yl'Sterdi:ty when he ca me and Wednesday ni ght are the hom\.' on Pete Hose's triple in only remaining. games on the the eig hth inning. Reds' schedule. ··The Giants didn't notice it, The Dodgers, who hold an ll Lurt Pl'dro missed home plate," By IRA MLLLEI! :m d the Cardinals beat thC' bu ~-: ht• d third-base t"a och Alex 4 edge in the season series with UP I Sp•lrts Wril('r Cubs . 7-J, be hind a thre('-ru n (;r ;nHm t:Js. " P edro would the Astros, need to win only one The Pittsburgh Pirates are ' \ pinch homer b_v .Jose Cruz and rnak.c a great pinch runner. " of the three Houston games to QUEEN AND COURT - Participating in tbe Wahama clinch the division title- and ba ck home, the St. Louis an other good relief job by Al Jack Billingham will pitch High School HOmecoming Queen coronation event were, their chances look prelly good Cardinals are on th e road , and Hrabosky. 'l'uC' sday night 's game against H le National Leagul' Emst is aU foreground, Little Miss Mason County Lesley Elias and Little Now Pillsburgh goes home i\1!an:a and will.be ma king his as even Anderson will admit. even . Mister Mason County Jeff King and background, from left to against a tean) that alread y fo urth try for his 20th victory. "But," Sparky said, " by What happens next is called ri ght, sophomore attendant Joannie Smith and her escOrt has clinched last place and wirming the last six games at wa tching. scoreboard muy not offer much resistanc•e. ho:me, we're putting pressure Willie. Stargell of Pittsburgh The Cardinals, on . Lhe oth er on the Dodgers. rr they win it, it will be because we made them set th e record straight Sunday hand, are on the road against a win it- not because we gave it abou t somet hin g baseball team trying for thir~ place and managers and players have so me playoff money . Th e NAPA, Calif. 1UP!i " l don 'L ca re what Nicklaus been denying for <1 century . He Expos also h<1ppen to be on <I John ny Miller is having th e check for $30,000 it added up to $346,933 for t.he year, more than says CJbout winning only the big admitted, as if no one knew , six-game winnin g streak . kind of year Jack Nicklaus Nkklaus or ·any other golfer ones," Miller said. " I'm not that the players on contending Another vari<:Jble was t-hrown used to have and in the opinion ever made. goi ng by Jack 's theory that the teams do, indeed, look at the into the pennant equation w11en or many' he isn't that far away O,io College Football Scores Proving success hasn't gone only ones lhat counl are the Bv United Press International scoreboard to see wht:~t their the cardinals revealed Sunday fr om being the best golfer in Ohio .StatE> 2B So uth £' rn to his head, Miller , 27, said he mHjor toW"naments. To me, opponents are doing. Method i st 9 that the lives of Lou Brock and the world . admi.tted it had been the kind of every victory is a big one." Toledo 19 Ohio Un i vE>r si ty 16 And that 's uxactly what Bake McBride had been He proved how good his year no one really hoped for M i C!mi 42 Marsha l l 0 Miller will play in the Sahara Pittsburgh and St. Louis will threatened in a lener tO days game was Sunday when he shot t<ent Stale 13 E a ste r n and that he didn't know what at Las Vegas th is week but he Mich igan 0 spend the next three nights <~go. Brock :Said the a n- a six·ti.nder-par 66 ho win the Find l ay 6 Defian c e 3 he could do for an encore. said he wishes he didn 't haye doing. Bethany r w . Va . J 36 Ca se • noWlcement " is bound to upset $150,000 Kaiser Internationa l "r'm going to sit home and to. West ern 33 " They'll be looking and we'll the rest of the players, but it b_'.' eight big strokes over fadin g about next year," he think Marietta 10 Moun t U nion 7 " If the duck hunting season be looking, " Stargell said. had to be done." Capita l 16 Ollerbe in 13 Billy Casper and PGA champ said. Then taking a dig at started tomorrow," he said, Wooster 21 Ken yo n 14 " Tha t is, unless all the lights In other NL games , Cinci.n- i.A.' e Trevino . Hobart ( N . Y . ) 17 Denison 7 Nicklaus, he added that he " I'd pass and go hunt ing inare out." Ohio Wes l eyan 17 Gro ve c; t y nati beat San Francisco. 7-3 : It wa.s Miller 's eighth victory wouldn't trade 1974 for one stead. ln many ways , it's been ( Pa . l 6 That isn't likely . Montre<:JI topped Philad elphi<:J, nf 19i4 and afler he picked up a mo jor tournament victory . Carnegie -Mellon .. { P a J 41 a long· year." All the lights will be on &-3, 5aod Houston defeated Ober l in 14 Really, though, it hasn 't. The tonight , both in Pittsburgh, Atlanta, 9-6. Los Angeles, Oh io Northern 15 Kala m a zoo (Mich .) 6 Kaiser · was on ly the 20th H eidelberg 20 Indiana Cent . 13 where the Pirates 1open a threewhich needs one victory to tournament Miller has played Cinc i nnati 7 Louisv i l l e 6 game series aga inst the last eliminate the Reds in the West, Cent . State 31 Ashland 13 on the U.S. tour this year. He place Chicago Cubs, and in was idle. Adrian (Mich . / 10. Bluffton 7 has finished in the top ten II Allegheny (Pa .J 26 Hira m 6 Montreal, where the Cardinals Milwm*ec, Baltimore beat Ce ntral Micrt,tgan 43 Dayton 6 begin their fin al three against times. Addiliona11y, he never Bowling Green 2 t West . 4-3; New York clubbed ClevePT . PLEASANT The missed a cut bu t withdrew being he ld to 12 yards total the~- Expos. Michigan lJ land, 10-0; Detroit defeated Akron 26 Ball State tlnd . J 21 The tie for the lead was Boston, 7-4 ; Oakland shaded Warren Local Warriors, behind rushin g, were hf'ld to 15 ya rds from two events --illthough he Wittenberg 30 Muskingum 7 created Sunday when the Chicago, 3-2; Texas shut out a rugged defense that held pas!')ing as quarterback Bill was fin-ed $1;000 at one of them Hanov er fi nd .) 32 Wilm i ngt·on 7 Baldwin .Wallac e 39 -J ohn Pirates, held to three singles Kansas City, 5-0, and Poinl Pleasant rushers to 12 Rardin could connect jus t for w2lking off before comCa~;rol l 6 pleting his roWld. ·by Bob Apodaca. were beaten California blanked Minnesota, net yards the entire game , twice in five tries . rolled to one of the big upsets of In the Kaiser, he shot rounds Warren, on lhe other hand , 7-2 b · the Mets in New York. 4-0, in American League the young football season , managed 94 yards rushing and of 69.09-67-Qfl for a 17-under-par games. blanking the Big Blacks of Dick none pass ing as Anderson total of 271. His margin of Reds 7, Giants 3 Ware 12-0 here Saturday night. failed to connect in 4 attempts. victory over Casper and Trevi· J ohnn v Bench co1lecled The Warriors scored late in The Warriors· outfirstdowned no, wh o wound ·up ~t nine und er three h.iis, including a three- the first half on a three yard 279, tied the best of the year. run homer, and helped Cin- run by junior fullback Pal the Big Blacks 8-2 with both !6..- &-t 9Jw..~ Trevi no won the New Orleans ~~~~~Jiiii'JitiiJJIJJI'IIJWI ~II~Witl OJII'I"IIIII~ I~"II~ I~Wii'J cinnati keep its slim NL Wesl Beebe, and added a fourth PPHS first -downs corn ing m Open by eight shots. ..........__. .............._..... ......_...._,_.._,....,.""":' pennant hopes alive by period tal ly whtin substitut e the second half. Miller sank birdie putts of 15 PACKAGE POLICY : Wi th tinle running down in sparking the triWllph over San qu art erback Dan Anders on feet on the second hole of TbTAL COVERAGE the final period and Warren Francisco . snea ked across from the three ahead 6-0, the Warriors took Silverado's north course, 10 Expus 6, Phils 3 yard Jine. Our complete comprehensive over at midfield an d marched feet on No.5, 15 feet on No. 6, 60 . Ken Single\oo hit · th e first The loss, the Big Blacks 50 yards, mostly on short feet on No. 7, 10 feet on No. 9, 15 homeowners' policy covers loss due to · gra nd slam home run of his second .in 5 outings, was also a bursts , with the key to the drive feet on No. 11, where Casper fire, theft, storm damage, more . One career to lead Mon treal tO. its blow injury wise, as the Poin.l a 15 yard trip by Beebe. double-bogeyed to fall out of victory · oVer Philadelphia and premium. co-ca ptains Matt Roush and The Big Blacks will host the the running, and 8 feet on No. a sweep Of their three-game Jeff Gillispie suffered injuries George Washington Patriots in 16. To prove he was human, se ries. in the gam e. Roush suffered a the arfnual homecomlng game Miller bogeyed the final hole. AsLros 9, Braves 6 head in jury and Gi lli spie this Fridi;l y, George 992-2143 Cliff Johnson hit a three-run twisted an ankle, whiJe another Washington owns a 2-1 reco rd , ,~rJH·:fi';. ;i} · t · 102 W. Main ' ' homer in the eighth inning lo Pomeroy . ...· starter, Chcirlie Grimes, ir1., .• with thei r lone loss coming to 992 - 741~ give Houston its victory over jlU'ed a shoulder . defending Triple A champi on Atlan.ta. The Big Blacks, besides East· Bank, 12-0, last week. • All evenm East Brent Layne ; Senior Attendant Teka Dewhurst and Andy Stewart; Joanna Goodnite, last year 's queen who was on hand to crown Miss Jones; Wahama High Principal Larry~­ Sawyers; Miss Jones, her escort Bill Rardin, Senior Attendant Terri Oliver and her .escort Jason Ingles ; Jumor Attendant Lynn Kearns· and her escort Ray Tucker; and Freshman Attendant Diana Abel and her escort, Brett Holbrook. Miller records 8th victory ~~ ~~ a only S5ft.q5 .-- Tools Included •L "~o~f~··· -INGELS FURNITURE Bank Rate Financing OHIO . ETA PHI Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 Tuesday, Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Cultur ai prog ram , Kar en St~nley; hostesses, Janet Downie, Karen Qoins, and Karen McGraw. CHESTER Council 323, Daughters . of America, will meet at 7:30p.m. at the hall. Practice for .inspection will be held and there will also be a silent auction. POMEROY Chapter 166, Order of--Eastern Star, 7:i0 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Election of officers. OHIO ETA Phi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 p.m., at · the Colwnbus and Southern Ohio · Electric Co. Model meeting. Cultural program, Mrs. Karen Stante~; · hostesses, Mrs. Janet Dowme, · Mrs. Karen G_oins, Mrs: Karen McGraw. cleans on the floor and above the floor with ...,~~' fewer strokes! 4 S!tllnrs ta clean all typts al carptlinz • laril 0 1i~O! i~l~ Ou!l B l~ • T rl ~ le Clrt \12« C l uni n~ PDwer, PDwer 0r1ien ' 0111UibUII10r" CIU.'IPI ~ -lrgn • On I' 6'1" Hi'h Cfun! ur.derlow 1. Clnnl LOW Na, tar,111 %ET:l lur"Liur e ,l ~Dir ho~ l!and le Modei141S·B DALE C. WARNER INS. AGENCY r~3 .-w/ ~ 1'1" ' 2. ClmllfORiriAL 3. Ctnn1 Nap Kt~K K1p C1rptt1 Catpltl . 4. C!tn1 Problem SHAGS '(• REGULAR Meeting Southeastern Ohio Gospel Music Assn., Springfield Grange Hall. Potluck, 6 p. m . Meeting, 7:30 p, m. HARRISONVILLE PTO , · 7:30 p.m. Program on new reading. program being offered. Meet at · Harrisonville School. Local Bowling • • Come In and Look Us Over Who Are The Slim 'n Trim Girls? We Are Ages 15 to 60 & Weigh From 95 to 200 .lbs. plus T ea m Ro y al Crown Bottling Ear l y Wed n e sday Milled 5 W. 26 L. 6 T eam ~~!n'Jin',';' Yo un g ' s Su p er Mark e t Z ide ' s Sport Sho p ., pts. 24 24 _. ~f-5-! ~j;i(~~: ->• :~;~~;;::..~ -"'~ . - ~ ·,.~A '.;<·- · 4'i:·~.t~~~li'f&'$Jt;.. ~-·;,~"-... 1 :!::~:~ ;~:~::·::...;; :; 1~ij/i~~:;i:':" "''" ' !i ~:~;~[~ ' Roya l O ak Park lo 22 M t! n . B ill Porter 214 : won1en . Hig h indiv i d u a l g am e P a t Ca r son 19 4 : seco nd hi gh Dor o thy Rife 22 1: sec ond h igh in d . ga me me n , L a r ry ind . g ame ~ Marl ene W i lson D tJgan 203 ; w ome n , Car o l yn 21 4. Ba c hn er 179. H i gh Seri es M en , Bill H ig h se r i e s ~ Ma r l ene W il son 567; second h ig h series P o rt er 58 0 ; w o men , Pal Car son - Dorothy R i l e 478 . . 19 .1; secon d h igh ser ies - m en , Team hi oh a "" m "' 1< 1n g L arry Dug an 563; wo men , Bui·lders ' Supp l y 481 . . Car ol'ln Bachner 119 _ -, eam h rgh ser i es l< ln g_ _T e a m H i gh Gam e T enth Bu i lder s' Supp l y 1363. F ra me r s 708 . Team H igh Ser i es - Youn g ' s Sup e r M ark et _2049 . We dnes day Early Bird · .. · -- H_- , ., ,rt-ff- ~ 'J/ ' .. 1 '-_>:t1 ~M;· ·""!( , ~ · '· .<i" " iii! ~ TUESDAY MIDDLEPORT EUREKA i :::: MONDAY BOB JONES Ch ristian University gra1luate and his wife to have open meeting at 7:30 Monday night, dining room of Masonic building, Middleport, for soul winning work and to answer questions about the Christian life. with f!N!!!!!!_ '19"" Above The Floor 992-2635 I ICalendad DOUBLEDUJY 'f"'"~" ~"m•"',~""'"~~;.;;;! Pomeroy Bowling Lanes Tu esday T ri pl ica t e Sept.17 , 1974 Standings ..... - .•.•.•.•:1>;'" ~o:o:oxo;- Point upset Hey Girls sOCiaf ~~u.n:.:o,•,•,·.....,•,•,•,•.• .•,•, WJ':DNESDAY POMEROY Lodge 164 F&A¥, 7:30 p.m . All Mas~Aor Masons invited. SYRACUSE Cub Scout Pack 242 at school immediately af~Aor school. JUNIOR American Legion, Drew Webster Post 39, 7 p.m. at the hall. ' ''" F Reunion, dinner is held Sunday >; ~u ut f\.1rs. Milq,w ret Fullrocl lu wc;rk on Wt"dncsd<.~ y, and Mrs. Vt•ra Cr ow, Mrs . Moon.\ and Mrs. Rose Sisson to work · u11 Thursday . Ot h t~r~ available tu work 111 the s:. t ~ which wi ll bto held at U1e Sisson home on Seco nd St. , Po meroy, i l rt' asked to l'i!J)Orl on either da y. The socia l co mm itt ct• reported 1hi:11 a · l hea t ~ r p.arty will be held Oct. .24 a t the Mouu ta inee r The;1t er at Hurf-ictme, W. Va. Hostesses for the Oct. 10 mel'ling will be Mrs. Lois Rosenbaum and Mrs . Follrod . Mrs. Pearl Welker assisted Mrs. Brown in serving refreshments. Attending besides those named were Mrs . Ma ry Pickens, Mrs. Bell y Ohlin~ er , Mrs. Mildred Karr , Mrs . Jean Werry, Mrs. Pearl . Welker , Mrs. Eleanor Thomas, Mrs . Shirley Custer, Mrs. Clarice Kraulter . Shower given bride-to-be Mary Jo Buckley and Put Wolf entertained recently wilh a l:ridal shower honorin g Melanie Dean, bride-elect of Terry Stethem. The shower was held at the Cheste_r U~iled Methodist Ch ur ch . The hostesses were assisted by Jenny Machir and. Deni se Dean . Games were played with prizes going to Julia Hoi~Aor , Daylene Bahr, and Shelia Taylor. Kathryn Mora won the door prize. Ptunpkin and apple tarts with ice cream and pWlch were se rved to those attending. Presenting gifts to the hon ored coupl e were Maurita Miller, Doris Grueser, Mrs . Robert Larkins, Mildred and Vic ki Gaul , Ina Massar , Rosemary Keller, .Gaye Smalley, Marilyn Spencer , Edna, Wood, Sue and Ernestine Ha yman, Pat, Na ncy and Tommie Morrissey, Helen Wolf, Rose Ginther, Kathryn Windon, Virgie Buckley , Maidie Mora, Anita and John Dean, Gay and Betty Gaul and Gayann Clay, Kathy Sanders, Linda King and Ruth Baer, Orva J ean Holter, Dorothy and Jane Ann Karr , Ethel Orr , DayleneBarh, Glenna Riebel, Lillian Pickens, Jackie FroSt, Ruth Taylor, Rod, Belly, Karla and Ki rk Chevalier, Leota and Sandra Johnson , Marvin and Shelia Taylor, Charlol~Ao and ·Gary Smith, Tressie Stethem, · and Mary Genheimer . Fur· Ule first li me siun · 19f'J8, ;? ull SIX or I he l"h lldren or Mrs. ~ Edna .SwunJ l'tf•eld ~alht.'red .Sund-.y fur a r~.: union and Mr . am i Mrs . Outrl cs I )c1lsun t111H ier . Spe nd i n~ the weekend were and cli t U~hl r •r . S;md i, f 1c;u·l'h;u le s. Sum~ne rf ield , fidd , Per . wt•rt• rl'<:er•t VlsiiOI's Savannah. Ca .; Buel Sum· ur Mr . ;.u ul Mrs . Cowl Rr~ r man . m (' rf~eld. Olarleston. W. Va.; Mrs. W i ll i<tnl Gruescr, Mrs. and ~:arl Swmnerfield and Cl.yda Allcns" orth. Mrs. C'<.1rl f{ (J~e r , Murr ysvi ll e , Pil . Bran nan , ~wd Mi ss Nnw Joi ning th em for Sunday l<u:-;sc-11 wenl lo Cu lu111hus wht• rc lh('y were joined by Mrs. <;linnc!r were Mr . and Mrs. Cedi Caldwell , Mr . and Mn L KenHubct't Jay, Mrs. Gcrln,.Jd Miller, Mrs. Susan R;lwlinJ.!S, ne th Caldwell and Kenn y, Mr. :.·: Personal Notes a mi Mrs . Hu ssell Os borne fur '* ami Mrs ltiJin·rl Murph )· and Amy .Ju, ShPrm ttn Surn . · mc·rheld, Mr. ;md Mrs. Rc·x<.~l SliJIHilcrfleltl , Hccdsvtlle, H .I J, Ge r a ld SumuH.: tfH.dd , Par kershur ~ ; Nuncy Adam li, H:tcinc ; llnbcrl Parker , B(Jbb)' r~nc l Ke ll i, Muriett.a ; Mrs , Vemon Swartz, Hcni.l , '!'(•na , Robin , H.ex1~ and Rog r , Coolville; Mr . ;md Mrs. ll cr · bcrl Parker, Syracuse. Af. UlliN! ; A FlU EN t> " Bnn.L: a ~'n tntl N i ~ hl .. will be 11 bo;~· rvt'd ·u~ tht• Tuesday m ~ hl rnt.>t; hnlt <,f the TOPS 11akc o<ff p<1unds «:n,ihly 1Club hJ 1)1> held ttl 1 ru n. at the Middleport AmerH:<m J.e~i1m ha ll. At last wt>ek's u 1eet m~. T r t n a Fa ulk was Cf (J wnc d qut'f' ll for ha v lll ~ the m u~t we i ~ht loss. A hobby night an d C' hnstrn as p:ul y was dis<.:ussed. An yone in tcreslt.'4 1 tn Jllin mg TOPS IS invi ted tu ii lt t nd the Tuesday night te rnoon (.'allcrs were Mr . aud Mrs . Wil bw· P(jrker, llmw.·r , ll t;ward an d April Park er i:J trip tO Mi:.tllsfi eld to obscrv t: lhe birthdily of Mrs. Donald Fox. Mr. and Mrs : Httrry Lang of Cleveland cmnc to Ma.1sfield for Miss Nina Russell wh o went ho me with them for a visit The A lmanac By United Press Int('rnational Toda y is Monda y, S.pt. 30, the 27:1rd day of 1974 with 92 to 'follow. The moon is approaching its full phase. The morning stars are Venus and Saturn . The evening stars are Mercury, Mars and Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign of Libra . American industrialist William Wri gley Jr. , was born Sept. 30, 1861. This also is actress Deborah Kerr 's 53rd birthday. On this day in history : In 1846, a dentist in Charleston, Mass ., extracted a tooth for the first time with the aid of anesthesia-ether ., In 1938, Germany, France, Britain and Italy met in Munich . for a conference, after which British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain promised ''peace in our time ." That "peace'' lasted 337 days before World War II started. CLUB TO MEET The Middleport Literary Cl ub will meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs . Dewey Horton. The pr~gram will include poems by Emily Dickenson presented by Mrs. Forrest Bachtel, ari d. a review of the book, "The Hesitant Heart" by Ann Edwards by Mrs. Richard Owen. Roll call will be a quotation from a 20th Century female poet. Pomeroy OE.S ladies enterU!ined ' Menl bers of Pomeroy Tuesday night a t the home of Cha pte r 18G, O.E.S. P• sl Mrs . E1.~1 a Schoe nl eb . Ma tr ons were ent ertain ed Mrs. Schoe n1 eb had devo ti ons an d Mrs. Th e lm~ McMurra y presided at th e RUTLAND - A hayride •nd business mee ting. Dues were wiener roast were plann ed for collected and routine business Oct. 6 at the home oi Bonnie transacted . Cards were signed Wood during a meeting of the for Mrs. Clara Thomas and Truth Seekers held Tuesday at Mrs . Constan ce Shields. Mrs. the home of Danny Harrison . Ell~ Smith conducted games. Vickie Pickens led devotions Refreshments were served by and David Blake gave th e Mrs. Schoenleb to those named prayer . All enjoyed a campfire and Mrs. Marjorie Crow, Mrs. and wiener roast followin g the Marie Curd , Mrs. Norma Parker, Mrs. M<trie Custer, meeting . Attending were those named Mrs . Thelma Dill, Mrs. Nellie and Steve Pickens, Vicki Tracy, Mrs. Lucille SwackPickens, John )3lake, Tammy hamer, and Mrs.. Geraldine Blake, Diane Painter, Becky Young: Painter, Charles Diehl, Linda Mrs . Shields will be hostess Hysell, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith, Chris Smith, Victor for the October meeting at th e 1 Painter~ and Laura Harrison. home of Mrs. Dill. m • · lln ~s . SAL E PIA NNEO 1\ rurtlllwgc s<.~l c will be held Wcdn csda'y and Thursday at the Pomeroy, Second St. , hume 11r Mrs. Hose Sisson from 9 a .m. to :1 p.m. by the Preceptor tllaptcf' of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. We Are Underweight, Overweight and Just Right WE ARE SECRETARIES, NURSES, BEA.UTICIANS, SAlES ClERKS, TEACHERS, HOME MAKE~S, STUDENTS, BUSINESS WOMEN, WAITRESSES, ETC. WE FEEl BEITER BECAUSE WE EXERCISE REGULARlY Would You Uke To Be A Slim & Trim Girt Too? Individual Programs-Close Supervision Come In & Look Us OVer-No Obligation '10.00 MONTH Wednesday Early Bird Se pt . 25, 1974 Standing s Team W. L. Dependab le Contra c ting 36 4 · Ben T om Corp . 28 12 E be r sb ac h H ardw a r e 20 20 Ev e lyn "s G ro ce ry 20 20 Ro ush's Land in g 12 28 No . 6 .:1 36 H i gh in d i v idu al ga me Marl e n e W i l son 23 6; sec ond hig h ind . Qame - E'l len Ro ugh t 206 . H i g h serie5 M a rl en e W i l son 608 ; seco nd h igh se r.ies -,- E l l en Ro ught 568. T e am h·i g h · gam e · _,. Dep en d abl e Conlra c t ing B8 7. T eam hig h se r ies - D e!=! end a b le Con tr nC t in g 2.l88 . Indu stria '! League 'Sep t . 19, 1974 Team w. L. Ja c k 's Pl a ce 22 10 Mi l hon e Soh io 22 10 K C J eweler s 2t 11 Ste a m bo,at I nn 13 19 L i!ndmar k 10 22 T ea m 4 , B 24 F i r s t h ig h team 3 g a mes Pl <ice 2540 ; K. C J ac k ' s Jew e ler s 253:2 ; M ilho n e Soh io 1366. Fi r s t hig h t ea m g a m e - K ·C Je we l ers 892 ; J ~ c. k 's Plac e 655 ; . Ja c k 's ' P f ace 854, Fi r s t h i gh i nd . 3 game s ..:... Larry T ho ma s 630 ; Ed Vo ss 578 : Dat e Dav i s 562 . Fir s t h igh Ind . game - E £1 Voss 221 : L arry Thomas 2:23 ; Larry Thomas :216, FILING APPEAL Team Pts. Raw li ng s A ut o P a rt s LONDON t UP!) - Europea n H 8. R F lfe s ton e lightweight boxing champion ~oa c h 's Gun Sho p 10 Sea r s· Cala ro g Mer chant s Ken Buchanan Is set to file an P o m er oy Cemen t B loc k Co . 8. <1ppcal today a~ainst the forthMidw est Slee t Co . H ig h in di v idual gam e coming world title fight beH enry Clatwo rl h y 234 : s,ec ond tween Japanese lll!eholder h i g h ind .: gam e -. H enry Cliltworth y 2:2 3 lshum:ilJ;u Suzuki and Rodolfo H igh ser ie s H enr y Cl at Gonzales of Mexico. w orl h y 6'23 ; second high serl ti s Bi ll Radfor~ 564 . He wants the Nov. 7 fight r eam H i gn G am o canceled and himsulf insialled R~wlin gs Au to P iH;I S 85 .1 T e am h ig h se r i es "' cha llen~cr instead of Goo• "" " MEIGS SLIM 'N TRIM ' EXERCISE CLUB OPEN 9·9 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY OHIO ,. Tu esday Tripl ica t e Sep 1. 24, 1974 St andings, T ea m , w. L. Royal Crow n Bo ttl ing 32 8 K in g Bu i l der ' s Su pply 23 17 Turner 's Gro ce ry 17 23 Fr i endly Ta v ern 16 24 Roya l Oak Park 16 24 New Yo rk Cl o th ing Ho use 16 24 H i gh in d i v i d ual g a me - · P at Car son 18 2: seco nd h ig h ind . gam e Sor'lj il Wayl a nd 172 . H igh series ~ Be lly Sm i t h 469 : sec ond h igh se r ies ......_ Sonja Wayland 453 . Team h igh game Ro yal Crown BoHl i ng 50 9. Team h igh. s.e rie s Ro yal Crown BoHl ing 1363. :rri· County Se pt . 24, 1974 Standings INITIAL SIGNUP FOR A 4 MONTH PROGRAM AT '40.00 ' T ea m w. L. D ep endabl e Contra c tin g 30 2 Ben .Tom Corp . :?6 6 Eber sba ch Ha rdWare 16 16 Ev e lyn 's Gro ce ry 16 16 Rou ~ h 's L and ing 6 26 No . 6 2 30 H i gli . individual game Ann e Hatfi el d IBB ; sec ond high in d . gam e ~ Chery ! Fry 187. Hi g h se ri es ·- E ll en Rought 494 ; sec ond hig h se ri es ~ F lossi e Milll SO n 489. Team hi g h g am e B en -T om Corp . 81 2. Team hig h seri es B en To m Corp . 2383 : I Ri! WI1ng'S fl.tJIO P lt rt s 7450 Zl·li('S . I of Nh~h t Parenls' was pliJnned during a Marlin Evans, reporter. Steve Uauber, viet: president, ••• un•ble to attend. won Sayr9 is the advisor. Eas tern Chijpt ~ r of the Future Farmers uf Amcrku held rece ntly at the m ec tm ~ £J f lhr sehoul. An mvitati on to ~o on a hayridr> wath the F .H.A. ~ i rl~ Y.(jS accepted <Jnd pliins wc r.e rnade to a tt end the farm sc1cnce rev •w Wedn esday . Prcshllng Hl the mee ting were_ H:1rold Eag le, pres ident ; Darrel Dr a ke, lreas urcr ; Davjd Carnahan , secr~tary ; LestE:r Parker, sentinel, a nd SHOES FOR THE FAMILY THOM MeAN CONNIE POLL PARROT MISS WONDERFUl CONVERSE heritage house Middleport N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 I CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.] - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY. Evening offun Your ·Plymouth .. presents for 1971 the • 2 HR. DRY CLEANING (ON REQUEST) Free insurance analysis Yow Ni!llonwide agenl can make an ~~pert analysis ol your prolecllon needs, then show you how 1111 your insura!lc e can be cQmbi ned 1nto one so und pr.ogram . Irs called Nat ip n 'lt'ldi!I'S St!cu 1r ly S er~ ic e . For lu ll deta1ls. • 1 DAY SERVICE ON Cordoba SHIRT FINISHING Smaller , but mu ch endowed with great beauty and co mfort. Soli carpeting , a finely detailed instrumen t · panel, the thi ckly cushi oned. co ntou r seats, the soft glow ol five courtesy lamps. So very elegant, and surprisingly affordable. In bv 10, Out at 5 call: P. J. PAULEY 301 Spring Ave., Pomeroy PH. 992-2318 ~~NATIONWIDE ~~!~~~~~.~ u Robinson's DRY CLEANING lnou•.,.<&CQ m~on l Co lntu •ants Comu n1 flo l•<l"'" '<l& U u lu &l No l• on w • ~ • M u l ~ •l F<~ o tn o uton ce Hoi•M w•a• L•f• f< 01'1t O ~• e t Col umDul Ol> •o and the new Small Fury: Fury Sport LAUNDRY It's what a lot ol people have been waiting for.' With co ntemporary new styling, room for six, and the operating economy of our smal lest Fury. And the price tag i's easy to live with, too. Sep t . 18, 1974 Standings Program planned Hot new source for gas. One of the hottest new sources for natural gas Aphone call from ,.. iSthe fr oze n north . America badly needs supplies of the clean gas energy available there to help solve the energy crisis. Columbia has go ne to the Arctic to get this gas: - wc·re fi na ncing drilling programs in Alaska and Canada , includin g On the far isla nds of. the high Arcti c. - we' ve go uen the ri ghts to purchase substantial gas reserves already dlscoverod o n Alaska's North Slope . Once the Alaskan oil pipeline gets started·, a natural gas line can al so be built fro m the Nort_h Slope. We can't produce th e gas until oil produclion is underway. N atu r al gas pipelines from the .A r c ti'c will be buill with proper regard for the area the y cross. A study gro up in whic,h Colum bia pa rticipates has operated co mplex test si tes n.nd condu,·tcd length y field studies to ex:ilnine the impnct or a gas li ne on th e la nd and w:Herw aYs and the wildlife thut inhabit them . These ~ tudi cs are providing the data neceSSllfY to rneet growing - ener gy need s with m inimum l'llViro nm enl. -..m~o"'"" ou"" .411!. CHRYSLER . . . . . . MOTORS C011'0AATION PAA /CIDAA costs s2.65' person-to-person, s1.55' opetator assisted, s •70' dialed direct. • • •• •• • •• • . diStlltbancc of the Wherever you are, wherever you want to ca ll , it's always much cheaper to dial direct. - we're participating in costly cnvironincntal and engineering studies on how to build gas lines from th e frozen north to consu mers in Columbia's service area . There's much work yet to do, but gas from the far north will be comi ng along. Columbia Gas is working h~rd to<lay to meet yo ur energy needs tom orrow.· Wink, Texas, to Sleepy Eye, Minn., lij i #I GEnE~lTELEPHDnE ~WMBIAGA& G.J .II predou.t, purt c:nerllY .•• u~e It wlltly. -•.. • have m. CHRYSLER Plymoulfl • • •• •• TOM RUE MOTORS 399 ..••• s. 3RD AVE., MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' ••• l• • • • • •• �6 - Tll(o Dail• Serllr""l Mrddleporl Porn•'<"' 0 M1oula\ S.-pt :10 1974 R ~s,•lts ' :~,~~~~ Sentinel Classifieds Gel ~. 2 SIGNS Of Rutland Furniture Store has at dnHhc•lly reduced pnces Su1tes on sale at 169 95 to 229 95 These are reo ular value-s. tn 399 95 NO 1 Specral of Week Sohd Oak CLARI N ET Stglle t Wtfh a ca:;e it II woo J Phone 99:1 :160:1 9 '17 61p STOVE na t ural QaS Tcmpco 60 000 BTU fitn thermostat 100 per cent sa fety con troii E'd Phone 99? ?oO:l Console Organ w•th bass pedals Save SlOO 5 Bedroom Su1tes S19?S 2- Rollaway Beds up 19 95 up Twm & Full S1ze Beds 29 95 up New Vmyl & Herculon Reclmers 39 95 up Several Ntght Stands 19 95 up NO 2 Speer a I of Week 2 HINAS Walnut was 299 95 9~ Now 169.95 Several Sets of Coffee & End Tables 19 95 up Maytag Aut" Washer like new 149 95 Several Gas & Elec Ranges 39 95 up Frost Free Refngerator Coppertone hke new 199 9S Maytag Wnnger Wa sher 39 95 up Check the quality and Wanted To Buy OUR HEART Ff;:L T I hanks t o c .r culat lng gas heater trends netghbors and U SED must be vented and have r elat ves for l helr many thermostat Phone 992 57 86 express ons of sym pathy at 9 7\1 Jt c the death o f our bel ov ed lath er Joseph J Raub Spec al lha nks to the CA!:J H patd for all makes and models of mobtle home-s Pomeroy Emergency Squad Phone area code 614 423 9531 F arner Paul W el t o n the Ca l hol c Women s Clu b and 4 13 lfc the Amer c an Leg on --------- -~ ---A 11 x 1 ary 39 May God bless OLD FURNITURE oak tables yo~ ! all c ocks •ce boxes brass beds dtshes desks or complete The Chtldre n households Wrtte M o 9 30 lfp M i ller Rl A Pomeroy Ohio call 992 7760 5 13 tfc COLLIE pup 3 months old to JUNK autos comple te anu g1ve away lo good home deltvered to our ya r d We p ck Phone 742 48 34 up au to bod tes an d buy a l l 9 27 Jtc k nds of sc r ap metals and •ron R tder s Sa l ... aqe St Rt HELEN S Beau t y Shop IS proud 124 Rt 4 Pome ro y Oh o to announce the em ploym en t Call 992 5468 9 6 26tp of Carol Eynon to thetr sta ff Perm waves on spe ctal from Oct 1 thru the 12 Phone 992 WE: NEED 200 to ns of sheet 28 90 He l en Ja n ce and cast new or old alum num Carol Keep cans separate The 9 25 6t c Rosenberg Co Athens Oh10 8 15 tfc I OION T KNOW THATI MGM F f ea Market Spec al s $5 FOU R 14 m ch rally wheel s n s•de $3 out side Spr ng complete prefer 7 tnc h Wtdth Ave P o meroy Oh io from 1971 o r newe-r Chevy dealers et c Co llectors Phone 949 2181 Every Sat and Sunday 9 29 7t c 8 7 tfc - ~------~- Notice Now 1q9 95 Oak was 269 Card of Thanks pnces at the Rutland Bargain Center wtth all the used furntture dealers tn the area We're sure you II return to our store ------- --------- ------- - ---- --- ~--------~- --- CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Columbus Ohio September20 1974 Contract Sales Legal Copy No 74 688 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT I ISSUE NO IJ RS 162J(IJ Sea l ed proposal w i ll be rece1ved at the off•ce of t he D1rector of the Oh io Depart ment of Transportat o n Columbus Oh io until 10 00 AM Eastern Dayl tQ ht Sa vmg Tt rr e Tuesday October 22 1974 fonmprovements 1n Me1gs County Oh10 on County Road N o 75 1n SaliSbury Townsh•P and the Village of Pomeroy by grading dra1n1ng and pav ng wtth asphalt con cre te on a b1tum tnous aggregate base and by c on stru c t1pg MEG County Road 75 Br tdge constst ng of a con t nuous concrete sl~b on cap ped pile substructure (spans 26 fee t 32 5 f eet 26 feet roadway 32 feet between guard rail) over East Bran ch of Thomas Fork Pavement W tdth - 20 feet Protect Length ~ 2793 79 feet or 0 529 mtle Work Length - 2925 00 feet or 0 553 m11e The Ohto Department of Transportal on hereby noltftes all btdd ers that t wtll af ftrmat tvely tnsure that tn any contract entered nto pursuant to th1S adverttsement m lnonty bus1ness enterprtses wtl l be afforded full opportuntty to subm tt b.tds •n respon se to thiS tnv tat•on and Will not be d tscnmtnatcd agatn st on the grounds of race color or nat ural or g tn n cons1 derat 1on for an award Mtn1mum wage rates for fhts prote c t have been pr edeterm tned as r eq utred by law and are se t forth •n t he b td proposal The date set for comp letton of fh 1s work shall be se t fort h 1n the btdd •ng proposal Each b tdder shall be requ1red to f le wtth hts b td a ce rt ft ed check. or cas h er s che ck tor an amounl equa l to ftve per cent of h1s bid but 1n no event more than ftfty thousand dollar s or a bond for t en per cent of hi S btd payable to t he D r ector Btdder s must apply on the proper form s for q ual f 1cat ton at least ten days p rtor lo the date se t for open ng bidS tn accordan ce Wtth Chapt er 5525 Oh 10 Rev se d Code Plans and spec •f• cat ens ar e on t ile 10 the Department of Transport at ton and the off1 ce of the D1s tr lct Deputy 0 re c tor The 0 r ector re se r>J es the rtght to rele ct any an d a !I b ds J PHILLIP RICHLEY DIRECTOR (91 JO (1 0) 7 2tc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT case No 21 296 E$tate ot e LEONA KING Decea sed Not tce s hereby gt>Jen that Earl Ktng of Rutl.,nd Ohto ha s been duly appo1nted E•ecutor of the Estate of E Leona K tng deceased tate of MetgS Coun ty OhtO Creditors a re requtred to f ile th etr cla•ms w th satd ftdu c ar y wtfhln lou r months Dated lht S 19th day of Sep tember 1974 Mann1ng D Webster J udg e CoUrt of Common Ple as Pfobate D i v ision Sept 2:,1 30 Oct 7 3tc WE A~ t:: ptck tng up a p ano In your area and would l 1ke some respons ble party to lake over payments Call Credtt Manager (61 4) 772 5669 or wr te 260 East MaIn Str eet Ch ill •c othe Oh io 45601 4 7 tfc ~~~-~--­ -~--- -- Employment Wanted , Business we e k reasonable rates Reliable peop le w •th medt cal tra n ng Ch lldr en ~ mfents and up Call 992 7608 dur ng the day or 742 4902 after 6 p m I 9 17 12tc --------------Lost LO ST 2 Beagle dogs m the Ra e ne Portland Rd area Mate red and wh te Female bla c k and tan Phone 949 4492 or 949 5970 9 29 Jtp ----- --------Help Wanted 1974 ZIG ZAG SE WIN G MACHINES lefl m layawa y All b u It •n to bullonhole do Slret ch sewtng and f ancy s t tch ng Pay tust S48 75 ca sh or te rm s ava ta ble Trade tns accep t ed Phone 992 2653 9 11 lf c -------- VACUU M Cleaners Brand new tank type modet s w th 5 att achments On ly 124 40 c ash o r t e rm s ava t able N ew Upr tg ht models $29 90 cash or terms available Trade tns acce pt ed Ph one 992 2653 9 11 He ------------ -----.----------- Produ ce d fro m a spec al vtny l compound made by B F Goodrtch and Monsanto 5 ttmes th cke r than me tal s d ng w It not dent ch p crack pee l rot ru st or chalk FREE HOME ESTIMATES SUPER lOR VINYL PRODUCTS Moder n stereo rad o AM F M 8 tr ack tap e comb na lton 4 speake r so unct sys tem Balance $107 49 or b udge t terms Call 992 3965 9 23 tfc WA L N U T - 949 2684, Rae me , o --------MOTOR rout e d--;~;~;eded l mmedtately Must have own transporta lt on n good workmg cond tt on Phone 99 2 2156 The Da)l y Sent n et 9 24 lfc -----~------- Notrce PUPPIE S to g >Je away part Dat ma t•on Phon e 992 7312 9 27 3t c -------------Yard Sales RUMMAGE Sa le 650 Osborn e St Pomeroy Phone 992 5688 Monday Se pt 30 thr ough Oc t 9 27 J tc ------ RUMMAGE Sale at Fry Bv ld tng from Sep t 30 to Od 6 la r ge ladtes dresses good chtl dren s clothmg Open 10 close at 3 _, 9 27 3tp ___________ __ YARD SA LE 889 Sou t ... <:: econd M dd le port Tuesdav 10 am anv th mg you c an get mt o a gr oce r y bag for 75 cents 9 30 He ---.-----~----- PUBL!C NOTIC E B•ds w il l be re cetved tn the Commtsstone r s offtce for a 1975 Sher iffs car vnftl 9 00 am 0 c lock on Tuesday Oct 8 1974 Spe c f iCa ! ons are as follows Colo r - all wh t e 4 Door Sedan 60 AMP Alternator m n mum Heavy duty ballery Under coa tmg v ny l upholstery 400 C: ub rc n ch V 8 eng ne Automat c heavy duty trans m ss on Non Sl tp dtf f erent a1 Foam seat Mtn mum whee l base 120 or f ull s ze car A r condttton. ng Police Ch ass•s pa ck ag e Po11ce body pa ck age H 78 X IS black hre Spotl ight left side lwh te and r ed lend ) Wtll trade 1973 Plymouth Delivery •n 60 days The Comrn ss•oners reserve th e r ght to r e1ect any or all Me.gs Cou nty Comm tsstone-rs Martha Chambers Clerk 10 ! ' r • GRE:AT PAtNT '1/AlVE'5 At HARD - On S.11 1e Now quattty Devoe S.rtqht Wh1til' La t ~• Hou se Paint 1n l qallon coin' Only U <19 pt:r gallon Brand name Root Pa i nt 16 pel oil white they ta$ 1 Tatu~ advanl•ge ot the!ie great bu n wh1le th ey are sr.u tn Uock ALL WEATHER HARDWARE ll1 North Seco nd Av e Middl eport Ohtb 99:t 2SSO Emergency Phone 992 1 3995 or 992 7582 Chester, Oh1o 1 985 4102 Cartoon and the Sanane Splits 3 Some,.set t5 Tattletales 8 Se-same St 33 Glllloan sIS 6 SIO 000 PYI'o\mld 13 Bonanza A Movie Only the Hest 10 4 30 - Jackpot .t , 6onanz<tl15 Mood SQuad 6 Gilligan sIs 1:1 S.K EXCAVATING COMPANY Do 13 FBil Andy Grlf lol h8 Ironside 13 ' 5 ~ - Elec Co 33 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 News 6 Trails Wesl IS work .and septiC t•nb In· 6 00 - News 3 IS News 8 10 Sesame St 20 ABC News 6 IJ Adler ian Counseling Techniques ll 6JO - NBCNews3 4 IS CBS News8 10 Bewltched6 Gomer Pyle 13 Zoom :10 , See or Call P&J Heating Truth or Cons J News 10 Wha, t s M y Lme s Elec Co 20 Wcf'ks:hop 15 Bowling for Dollars 6 Cand1d Camera 13 Insight 33 7 30 That Good Ole Nashville Mu slc l Bu ck O.Vens 8 Episode Action 3J Help Thy Neighbor 4 Pollee surgeon 6 Munic ipal Court 6 To Tel l the Truth 13 ~es ttval t-llms 20 8 00 - Gunsmoke 8 10 Born Free 3 4 Rookies 6 IJ Unquu~l Death of J!Jilus: and Ethel Rosenberg 15 20 3J 9 00 - Maude 8 10 NF L Foqtball 6 13 Mov1e Suppor t Your Local Sheriff' ' 3 4 15 9 30 Rhoda 8 10 Book Beat J3 Ohto Un iversity A Pres ident s Reftect•ons 20 10 00 - Medical Center 8 10 N ews 20 Boardtng House 33 Parts. 10 30 - Doy al Nigh! 33 ll 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Cooling Relrrg . 11 30- Johnny Carson J "' 15 Movies What sA N1 ce Girl Like You ' 8 Gods l•ttle Acre 10 Janak ill 12 DO - News 6 13 Ptumbmg Electncal Appliance All work guaranteed DIScount to Semor Ctttzens 12 30 - Mission Imposs ible 6 Untouchables 13 1 OO -...- Tomorrow3 4 T~keFtvefo rL t fe15 12x65 3 BE CROOM m ob t le h ome on 11 7 acre lot Pho ne 992 2335 9 29 7tc THR EE l ttte r s of beagle pup s 6 weeks old Se>Jeral f r amed beag ter abb tctog s P hone7 42 3810 9 27 Jtc AKC St Bl'.'rnard P upp es 7 week s S150 Phon!:! 843 2438 9 '16 6t c 1 30 - News lJ 200 - News4 21S N Second Sl 717 Pearl Street Mtddleport, Ohro Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 Middleport, Ohto BOB'S ASHLAND 992 9949 HOME DECORATING • Pomeroy , 0 190 Mulberry INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR EXPERIENCED MECHANIC ON DUTY 8 lOAM loS PM ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS AND CLEAN UPHOLSTERY • Brake Work e General Overhaul e Tune Up-$5 00 up • Ca rburefor Ad tustment PHONE 992-5476 6 6 6 D&D CONTRUCTION 6 6 PHONE 7 9.q9 3832 or 843 2667 1 8 All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING From a she lf to a hous!. Patnttng , st dtng paper hangrng , cab1nets, etc THE DEPENDABLE OONTRACTING CO. Does your home requ1re any of these services? Interior, Exterior Decorating and Remodeling --------------- 4 30 - Search for Tomorrow 8 10 Splt t Second 6 Ce lebnty Sweepsta kes J 15 Aft ernoon w1th OJ 13 Elec Co J3 12 l5 - NBC News J ll 1 0- . .... IN(J '"""" - tiOOflloiG MIOOLEIIOIT 0 If so, Call us Now for a Free Esltmale 2 337 N. 2, Middleport 992-2550 I 992-255o 1 )31 N 2"<1 AV 2 3 3 4 Known & Reliable Service 4 N ews 3 All My Children 6 13 Not For Wome n On l y 15 Ph1l Donahue B Young & Restless 10 30 - AstheWorldTurns8 10 Jeopard y3 4 lS let sMa k eA Deal 6 13 00 - Days of Our L1ves 3 4 15 Gu1d1 ng l1ght 8 10 New lywed Game 6 13 30 - Doctors 3 4 15 Edge of N tght 8 10 G1rl In M y Ltfe 6 13 00 - Another World 3 4 15 General Hosp ttal 6 13 Prt ce Is R1ght 8 10 JO - One Ltfe to L1ve 13 Match Game 8 10 lass~e 6 How to Surv1ve a Marnage 3 4 15 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Sesame St 33 Tatt letales 8 Somerset 15 G 1ll1gan s Is 6 $10 000 Pyramtd 13 Bonanza 4 Mov1 e The Long long Tra1ler 10 30 - Bonanza 15 Mod Squad 6 Gilligan s Island 13 Bewttch WIN AT BRIDGE -------- BOWERS REPAIR -------------- All Small Appliances lawn Mowers Next to Highway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 It's tough to top 7 NT ROGER HYSEU'S GARAGE NORTH WEST ID I • 1085 Ph 992 5682 or 992 7121 All Mechamcal Work Real Estate for 5ale • 1969 NOVA 6 cy l mder auto exce l len t cond lion Easy on gas rea son for sell 1ng owner overseas Phone 949 381 1 9 26 6tp J 11 tf c -------------TRA ILER space for ren t on Brownell Ave Ca ll 992 2625 Mtdd le port ____ _____ __ _ _.... __. Save sso On The Patr 9 25 ffc NICE 3 room apt and bath all electr i c tn Pomeroy Tabletop rang e wall ov en ntcest apt around P ho ne Ga llipo lis H6 7699 or evenmg s 446 9539 8 73 lf c ------- ------- !='OUR ROOM rur ntshect Apt close to Powell s Super Valu Phone 992 3658 9 22 tf c - ------------- TR AILER B,own s Trader Park Ph one. 992 3324 '9 26 tfc ----------IOJC 55 MOBILE home country loca l ron Call 992 76.49 after 4 pm 9 26 6tp ---~-- -~ - ---- - Mobile Homes For Sale PICKUP c amper ~ 10 •1 fl se lf conta ned show e r toile t stn k refr g and range sleeps 4 good c ondllton S1 200 P hone 992 29 75 Pom e roy Oh !O 9 27 3tc l970 VALrANT mob•te hom e 12K60 all elect 2 bedroom Phone 985 4207 Must sel l due to mov ing S4 900 9 27 4t c ----- -- ------- 1972 3 BEDROOM W nds or Mob ile Home on I acre ot ground For more n format ton call 99 2 7638 1 30 ttc -------------- '1 BEDROOM mob il e home 10 town S-4 -soo Ca ll 99 7 3975 or 992 257 1 9 13 He - - - - - ---- - ------ - 1969 CHEVY Townsma n stat on wagon S1 195 good co nd1t on Ph one 992 7620 5 24 lf c ------- -- --~ -- Real Estate For Sale -------------- MOORE'S Amer1can Hardware Mam. Pomeroy SYRACUSE - Llose ro river large level fenced yard o r garden 3 BR bath natural ga s FA hea t ba se ment Old but pnced LOTS - Some 1 acre ln sub dtv1S1on Some su1table for trailers 1n other locations POMEROY - Near store s and school and busmess section Newly renovated J bedroom s paneling hot water heat full basement Asktng $19 500 3 ALL GOOD THINGS COME TO THE OTHER FELLOW IF YOU WAIT LEASE OR BUY POMEROY - For home or Jratler about 200ft frontage on Rt 7 contams 11J, a cres mostly hi ll Onglna ll y had 2 houses on It BRADBURY - Close lo I<E NNE;B,E C and COb bler potatoes e:.~cellent qualtty BR balh dining room TV WuJ i er l(eepers No 1 Stle In 50 lb burlap bag s fr esh ly dug room some panellrtg and .,vt~llablto th is week. acoust1c t11e Reasonably pr •c ed 1 mtle Sav1ngs accounts: are ltke below the Rav enswood Ferry toothpaste , easy to take out Rt 138 Gr eat Bend Paul bul hard lo put back In So!yre Farm Portland Oh to Phone B-'43 2286 2259 or _ t92_2568 9 29 6t (" _.__ _992 __ __ _ _ __) ------------ J'hone HOU SE for 5871 9 29 61p ~ 197~ KAWASAK I 500 stree t bike lo cated behmd Rutland Grade School comp lete fr on t end serv tee brakes and tuneups wheels balanced e lectrontca ll y Open 8 to 8 dally Ca ll 742 3232 on Sunday for appt 1 16 tfc --~---~---~--- EXCAVATI N G dozer loader and backhoe work sept•c tank s mstalled dump trucks and lo boys for h1re Wtll haul ltll dtrt top soil limestone & graver Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day PhOne 992 7089 night phone 992 3525 or 992 5132 2 11 lfc -- -- ~--~------ D O ZER o r ba c khoe workPhone 446 3981 or 44 6 "3 459 9 8 ttc FOR FREE est•mates on al u m 1num rep l a ce ment wmdows St dmg storm doors and wtndows Ralltng Phone Charles Lisle Syracuse OhiO Car l Jacob \ sa tes Representat.ve v v Johnson and Son Inc 4 30 tf c ---- --- ' ' -- sa l e Phone 992 .... 9 29 6tc L OT::; tor sate ,,...,d~ r or housf!' showroom COildlf lon M us t see All uttllr/e!; Phone 747 11111i to apprec tafe Phone 99 2 3564 Ru tland Ohio Pr ic e 52 500 __, 9 29 6tc 1 16 lfc ' ---- ----- -~~--- -~--- - -~----~~- EXCELS IOR Salt Works E Matn St Pomeroy All kmds o f sa lt water pell e ts water nugg ets blo c k salt and own Ohio Rtver Salt Phone 99 2 3891 6 5 tfc __________ ___ SEPTIC TA NK S cleane d Modern Santfat 1on 992 395.4 or 992 7349 9 18 ttc ----- ------------ READY MIX CO NCRETE del•vered r i gh t to your proje c t Fast and eesy Free estimates Phone 992 3984 Goegleln R e ad y M ix Co M iddleport Oh io 6 :ro Uc --------------- NEW home-s no down payment between $75 and S175 monthly Call l7J 838.5 Mari etta Ohio _,_ __,_ 9 24 6t c ________ ___ --.--------- -- CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jon 19} It wouldn I hurt lo be a bit more cauttous than usual re gardmg your possess•ons Don t l eave I he house unlocked Harmony Is absent 1n your p resent relallonsh1p w1th two ln ends The prob lem stems Irom some th ing thai s e•ther o wed o r loaned AQUARIUS (Jon 20-Feb 19) A few wrong words from an arrogant md•~•dual wtll be all thet s needed lo spark your temper Stay away from bossy types CANCER (June 21 July 22) Be care fu l today and tomor row Don t go out on a l•mb lh10k1ng you have the support o f al11es when the ChiPS are down You don t PISCES (Feb 20-Morch 20) One lo whOm yo4..are tndebted may lean on you a b it at thrs ttme lf you re lao far behmd 1n your obhgallons Slay abreas t LEO (July 23-Aull 22) Don I try to tmpose your tdeas upon o thers - the resuns w 111 be far I rom what you hope 1 or Le t e~ eryone thtnk for themse lves Zane Grey (Fr ) ( poet) 9 Bewitch 5 Memortze 13 Sunder 6 Functionmg 14 California city 15 Ntght preceding 18 Of the stomach 17 GWTW character 19 Understand ~ lush ISlands Zl DISpatch Z% Btd Z4 IU will %5 Tiber tributary {2 wds ) 7 - liquor 10 French national anthem, w1th 'La" II Pearliness, luster 12 Wtthdraw 16 Growl 18 RegiOn 21 Barbecue rod Yesterday's Answer 22 Wagenng term { 3 wds ) 23 Pussycat 24 John Barleycorn s vtcbrns 28 Gennan rJVer 29 30 32 35 26 Calling Exp unge Impede Squ1re Once around the track ~Curl rl Neighbor of MISS 28 Twisted, as tw1gs Be very c areful tn busmess deahngs lhe nej(l few day~ pa rl tcu!arly tf a lr tend 1s tn volved A d1sagreemen1 over mo ney co uld cause a real problem LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct 23) II Oct 1, 1974 Be dec•s•~e about goals you set for yoursell lhts year so they c an be alta~ned Success may wel l be yours prov1ded you don t get s•detrac:J<.ed JJl!llwr3!1rn®H../ - . .~IJ ..-1 ,_. (nscramblt these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordtnary words b 0 I I 31 Book covers U FlliDlliar verb form Box 35 'South Pacif1c" character 36S Am monkey (var) 37 Hartebeest 38 Go wrong 39 Equal 34 1=-+-+-+-+-f- DOWN I Seraglio DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work tt AHTEB AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW WHERE A '51./IALL Kit:' MIGHI I-lOLI:' UP' A. TR:AIN [] One letter s1mply stands ror another ln thts sample A Js used for tbe three L's, X for the two O's etc Smgle letters, apostrophes, the length and formahon or the words are all htni.S Each day the code letters are different CRYPTOQUOTES t ORDJN01 V I I I J ~:'2::=:f:,::::::=:::=~;::~ Now arranre the md«< ltlttn to ronn the surpriae amwr:r, u suueattd b)' the above cartoon. I ..... - ...... I ITJA[IIIIIIJ (Amwt!n tomorrow) Junahl"" JUROR -\nn,,..r BLESS KlSMET CACTUS Thi!JI keep g/aNJeA from fatima- EARS IGPFRESD BDCOSM CM ERS LCYESD ERGE MPY NDUA ERS RPFU NGJS -OCJEUD RPAGY Y..terday's Cryptoquote: IT IS NOT POSSIBLE FOR CIVIUZATION TO FLOW BACKWARDS WHILE THERE IS YOUTH IN THE WORLD -HELEN KELLER w "UNct. E~ JP.CI<, HAS A CTFP 50 FUNNY IT ~lARTEP WHEH 1 6F1()Jf.HT M ~05E OLD ~0€.5 o ~R HALl< S UNOf.R'iimHD IT I CRH T AT ALL - • 64 2 .QI0 7532 • J3 +14 East Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass 4. 3+ •• 5+ 6. Pass Pass Sout h 3+ ~ASOLINE ALLEY CAPTAIN EASY = a ""Vt'wP."'VOHYSV THAT v. "" • •• wouco ~· 4+ 4NT 5NT 7NT HE ENCL05ED THIS S. NAPSHOT W! OF l"f/MSELF AND I MAY APO fi'¢ 1/AN'PUrz;g L~LE~ DIJT('H C L15-IN WHOS C0MI"'c5 HERI:j fi"OR A THS: TWO COt.J5t~S 5 HOW A ~f~l~ REfJE"' l 1/I~IT C Pass average scores Oswald ' The b1ddmg m the box shows how we would get there The f1rst key b1d IS South's response of three Mtddieport Pomeroy RUTlAND FURNITURE eo IN ALL IT WA~ A SUCCESSFUL IRIPAND I. 11-l!NK 11-IE. MA6 AZINE: LAYOUT WILL GIVE BoNNAZ A SHOT IN THE ARM I reac h ed s 1x notrump un SliREO 92.1 WMPO-FM S•rvlce By Oswald & James Jacoby Oswald "The hands for the nat1onwrde Olymjnad fund game were qUJte mterestmg th1s year We can use them to Illustrate a lot of pomts m WINNIE WINKLE b1ddmg and play ' Jtm " Hand seven was an East West hand but we Will sh1ft all hands to North South for the column Seven notrump makes eaSJiy unleS!! East has four dtamond s to the doubtedly had bettet than -• 0 A clubs The game 1s match pomts and he wants to make ® sure that when he does b1d spades North Will know 11 1s Just a four card su1t Jtm 11 North's three dta mond, four- cl ub and four spade b1ds are also 1mpor· tant They make 11 poss1ble for South to go Into Black wood and to b1d seven notrump after North shows an ace and two kmgs The earlier b1ds by Norlh have shown the two kmgs he holds are the nght kmgs ' o:an:1''wmu The bldd1ng has been t I • West North East It Pass Pass 2• Pass 30 South 1• " You South hold LOWEEZ'I ·I WUZ. WONDERIN IF 'IE HAD ENN'I 0~ RAGS I COULD USE AS HE 6 1NK INTO UOi UUICt= He ear UM HeAVS.NLY UJOK ON FACS 11 CAN 'tOU HEiAR NOW, ORVILLE 'r SHORE, ELVINE'I 15 IT WORKIN6 •AKB43.A 2 +Q4 +K Q87 What do you do now" A-Bid lhr.. clubs This club Rtd Carptf Arnold Grate North I+ notrump 1s the ~roper con· tract How to b1d 1t IS another matter and those paJrS who MAY TAG 742-4211 West Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Jack and hence seve n GaE T COUNTRY Big C1pa f lly M1ytag Automatic' 1. speed oreratlon C::holce o watfr 'emps Auto water level control Lint Filter or Power Fin Ag ltator ... Perma Preu M1ytag Halo of H tl t Dryers Surround clothtu with "entle tver heat No hot spots no overctry lnu F lru Me~ Lint Filter W• Sp•clltllt In -------------- 8 ROOM S and bath plus •At fVII Sited basement Phone 949 4780 or 992 1869 9 'l7 J tc TAURUS (April 20 May 20) 13 wda 1 4 Summer ----~--- SEP"TIC TAN KS AROBIC SEWAGE SYS TEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 10 4 tfc NO MONEY DOWN Month ly payment s accordmg to In co me N ew 3 bedroom home wltti wall to wa ll c arpe t mg on 1 acre landsca ped to t s Ca ll tod ay for more Information 992 5976 9 '24 tfc __ _ -------------- a • - u n v r an Dec 21} Before you get too 1nvotved wtlh a new acquam lance 11s best to learn more about thts person See if you really share common mteresls 5 Edge S Descended Ope ntng lead-Anythmg SEPTIC TA N KS cleane d reasonable ra tes Ph 446 4782 Gall ipolis John Russell owner and operator 5 12 ttc -------------- BU S INE SS building SOx60 cern ent drive Rt U4 near Rulland Phone 742 5052 8 21 lt c Washmgton Debates for the 70s 8 30 The Gunsl mgers The Westerner s Theatre 9 JO p m - The Underworld Burke s law A I'll., 23 by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 2 Unforgotten I Possess 3 GaU1c motto North South vulnerable -- -------~-'--- ---~ -- ---~--- WILL TRADE -. F INAN CING ARRA N GE;O WITH MINIMUM DOWN W11l c o n stder trade for ol der home trat le r or land on thts new 3 bedroom 2 bath nom e w 1th 2 car garage large fam l ly ro om a•r condit•ontng Move m lm med1Bt ely Ca ll n ow 992 5976 9 24 tt c 7 30 p m - a a a. c. vnrn,.,. SAGITTARIUS (Nov &u.wd' • A Q73 • 64 AQ9 + A K 108 C BRADFORD Auct toneer Complete Servtee Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 Racme Oh10 Crltt Bradford 5 1 tf c AUTOMOBILE Insurance been ca n ce lled ? Lost your operator s license Ca ll 992 7428 6 15 tfc rlghl RUTLAND - Free Gas 60 Middleport 27 acres large barn and silo mi lk house Implement shed home has 3 -- ---- 0 DELL Al tnement BUILDING OR TRAILER Level lol --~ --~ ------~ --~ --~--- -~-~ ny 01110 , •, 16'i CABLE CHANNEL FIVE But l.ttls lS for s ure every women should have a Pap test f for cancer detectton ) at least once a year 7 and 1f she 1s sexually SOUTH ---------- - ~- Busi ne ss room wt fh apart ment over ha s man y extras does need so me repa 1r pnces ------ ---- t tractor land some t1mber larg e olde r home and barn 2 farm ponds S60 000 DOWNTOWN POMEROY - See us for best -,-- 1 '' ,•..~,., h.! I l l ( ',lr,, t a BIKE SALE 1973 YAMAHA 250 MX 992 246 1 (l~ 1'1 CATTLE FARM - 151 acres 80 acres 2 houses over 000 sq ft of bvlldmgs under roof about 20 leve l acres on Rt 124 and side road Ideal budding s1 t es stocked pond Factory Closeouts 12q W t bedroom home bath family room f ron t por ch util ity and carport Only $9 500 -------------- 1973 YAMAHA 250 Enduro many edra parts t n c ~udtng he lm et ••re p la sftc tenders e tc Lpw m rLeagt:: and m good condtllon Reasonable Phon e 992 721 0 9 29 3tp f\ RUTLAND - upho lstery wtth Blue L us tre Rent electr c sha m.pooer Sl Baker Furn t ur e Com pan y 9 27 31C M; b te home 60x 17 2 bedroom s Jl ~ baths central atr f urna ce and carpeted Phone 992 5254 or (304) 887 2217 9 29 lfc - -- ----~----- f'olll+ -------------SAVE Btg • Clean rug s and --------1972 wtNCHEsrER- 1970VALIA NT65•12 Jbedroom fully carpeted LP gas heat Phone 992 7751 8 25 tfc -- - ~-- ---1972 ATLANTIC 2 bedroom mobile home Phone 992 2709 or7-425641 9 29 6t c 1970 CHEVY Nova V 8 au toma t c P S fa ctory at r Good c ondtft on Ca ll 992 2386 9 25 6tc tamer P tc k your own Arnold Hupp Phone 2.47 2623 9 27 7tc ONE 3 bedroom trailer 52 500 down take over pay ments Phone 992 7116 9 29 3fp -------------- v,, q·l ]\ f,.,l(,p d '·• POMEROY LANDMARK Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone 992 2181 - ------- ---~- --------------- -------------2 BEDROOM apt furn ished all BEAN S br ng your own con etec trt c washer dryer n elud ed Full y carpeted mus t see to t)pprectafe S75 depostt S150 per month 1 child ac cepted For app t phone 992 788 9 9 II ttc -------------- Trailf. West these esllmahons are much more than educated guesses, bKSed on studies off1gures that could vary for numerous reasons + SEWING MACHINES Repa1r se rvtce all makes 992 2284 The Fa bnc Shop Pomeroy Author tzed Smger Sales and Servt c e We sh arpen Sc tssors 3 29 tfc DOZER work l and clearmg by the acre hou rly or contract farrr ponds roads etc Large dozer and operator wtth over 20 years expertence Pulltns ExcavAtmg Pomeroy Oh•o Phone 992 2478 12 19 tfc TEAFORD your a EAST • KJ8 • 652 +J9 53 • Open Mon Sal 8A M 6PM ~ 6 00 - Sesame St 20 New s 3 4 L1 ttas Yoga & You 33 New s 8 10 15 ABC News 6 13 6 30 - News8 10 NBC News 3 4 15 French Ch ef 33 Bewitch eel 6 Gomer Py le 13 7 00 - W ha t s M y Lme 8 E lec Co 20 Nuch1ms 33 Bowling tor Dollars 6 News 10 Nam e That Tune 1J TBA 15 Electn c Company 20 Art of Foot ball33 Hol lywood Squares 3 4 7 30 ~ RFD 20 Hollywood Squares 3 4 Wild Wild World of Ant ma ls 6 $25 000 Pyr~m•d 8 Pn ce IS Righi 10 To Tell th e Truth 13 Marco Sport l1 f e 33 8 00 - Happy Days6 13 Adam 12 3 4 15 Amen ca 20 33 Good Ttm es 8 10 8 30 - Mov1 es Dtsappearan ce of Fltght 412 J 4 The Strang er Wtthm 6 13 30 - Even1ng at Symph ony 33 MASH 8 10 9 00 - Hawa 11 50 8 10 9 JO - Woman 20 33 10 00 - Pollee Story 3 4 Marcu s Welby 6 lJ Barnaby Jones 8 10 News 20 Mountain Scene 33 Wor ld o f Evang elism 15 10 30 ~ Your Future IS Now 20 Day at Nt ght 33 11 OO ~ New s3 4 6 8 10 15 13 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson J 4 15 M tss1on lmp osstble 6 Un touc hables 13 Janak t 33 M ovte Savage 8 Day of the Wol ves 13 12 30 ~ W •de World Spect a l 13 1 OO - Tom orrow3 4 TakeFtveforllfe15 2 00 - New s 4 1:l +Q6 2 Rutland For Tuesdaw Oct 1 1974 19) Tread caul •ously over the next few days In sttua11ons where you are dependenl on partners or assoctates VIRGO (Aull 23-Sepl 22) complamed to the right woman + K 10874 --- -- 3915 you sured now You II try to do far more than you should To be effect1ve concen trate on pr.onty matters ARIES (March 21 · Aptll Dear Helen • K J9 • A9 On State Rt 124, 'h mtl from Route 7 by pass towards SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 221 You re apt to I eel a bit pres GEMINI (May 21 June 20) CHANNELS PROGRAMS NOT SEEN IN GALLIPOLIS &.I 30 you mtend to lurther your se ll Inte rest s you II have to be cer tam one you assoctate wtlh can c arry h1s own wetght eyed outsiders, clolhes or other.- lse - H ,, , pill may be less careful about her sexual partners I've read that !he InCidence of cervl~l cancer ts slightly higher among women on the ptll, but please remember oone or active, she should mclude a VDexammatJOn - H Don t try to Sideste p respons1 bll•l•es at th•s t•me II w•lt only mak e malte(s more complex and fruslral lng 15 50 50 Club 1 At a mudJst camp tor beach ) a voyeur ts as welcom e as pmson tvy, and 1f yvur huslxmd doesn't beheve me, he s hould ~o down and see £or hunself Sun culttsts don t apprectate goggle 5 30 ~ El~c Co 33 Hodgepodge lodge 10 News 6 11 55 - News a Biography 33 Dan I mel s World 10 12 00 ~ Ja ckpot 3 15 Password 6 News 8 10 13 Bob Brauns ALL-WEATHER Auto Sales K&H ROOFING Don t forget the roof of your home Have a beautiful new $OOf mstalled by All Weather Dear No Go a 10 of Life 8 All that is needed for a free est1mate 1s a phone call Please Phone ------- CLO SE OUT on new z g zag - - - - - - 2 BEDR OO M home n Sy ra cuse sew ng machtnes Fo r sewtng ntce lot References reQutrE'd s tr etch fabr tcs buttonho les np children or p ets Ca ll 992 l aney des•qns et c P a nt 5596 after 5 p m w ee kdays Slightl y blem •shed Ch otc e of 1967 FO RD Fa rlan e 500 Good any t1me on Satu rday and c arry ng case or se w n g c ondt t ton $500 Cal l 992 5101 Sunday stand S49 so cash or terms between 8 00 an d 5 00 Is your roof leaktng? 9 29 lf c avatlab e Phone 992 7755 9 77 Jt c Compare our pr tc es to any 9 73 ttc ------------others W I! II g tve you a TRAILER space on pnva te lo t profess onal roof for less 1966 T HUND ERB I R D 350 3 m tles from Pomeroy Phon e El:_!;_CTROL UX sweeper De lux Phone 99 2 530 1 S;:~ 111ueJ 367 7743 m odel Complete w th all 9 27 5t c Kern 9 27 Jtc -----c leanmg allachments Uses l969VAN 8cy l tnder Phone 772 paper bags Sltgh lly used but JamP.s TWO 4 room and bath ap~ n 565 1 cleans and look s like new Mtddleport For •nfor nat ton Wd l sel l l or S37 25 c ash or 8 16 tf c call ~n 2550 or 742 65J1 terms ava ta ble Ph one 992 7 3 tf c 7755 1967 PONTIAC F rebtrd 400 4 - -~~ ----'--- - -- For 9 23 tt c barrel H olley carburetor F URNISHED apart mt! nl Esttmates Eldebrook man tf o l d St de ~-------adults on ly 1n M tdd leport ex ha ust new mag wheels 4 DEE P freez e r easonable and •n Phone 992 3874 n ew I res new pant 10b and CR EMEAN S goo d cond t on Ph one 742 CO N CRETE 5 12 tf c 3891 eng m e ove rhaule d Phon~: 992 del vered Monday through ---- -- ---~ ~-- -9 29 3tc 7274 a ft er 6 p m Saturday and even1ngs COUNTRY Mobtl e Home Park Phone 446 1142 9 29 4tc R t 33 ten m ties north of 50 WHITE Leghorn hens dtf ----------- -,...-6 13 ffc Pomeroy Large lots with ferent bre eds ot roosters 4 1965 DODGE P Ckup 6 cyl 8 fl ---,---~-----~- -- ~ be et $175 Al so 1964 Dodge 4 concre te pat1os sldewa l k.s months old For d motor 352 LAS T BID H.ome Im provement dr S75 Phon e 949 4765 runners and off street engtne 800 lb H o l s t e tn carpentry work ro o f tng parktng Al so spaces tor Hereford he f er Ph one 84 3 9 29 61c pamt ng car p et mstaJiat on sma ll trailers Phone 99 2 7479 2353 ------- - -----free es t 1ma t es A l l work 9 29 5tc 7 21 tfc guaranteed Phone 742 5081 --- --~-- --~ - ------~-9 22 tfc 3 AND 4 ROOM furn ts hed and -- --~-------unfurntshed apartments PIAN O tun ng and repatr Phone 992 5-434 Phon e Ch arl es Sc ott 992 3718 4 12 ff c -~ - --9 17 32t p - ---~-PRIVATE m;;hng- ;;;om-for any organtzat 1on phone 992 - ---------- REDECORATING? and I d1dn t OJ ~ree ~lth Lhc lo~nspcople who wanted pohc..'e to dtase them btu.:k mto dothes Bu t my husbomd thtnk.s ll would be grt!at fun t! we'd JOin !hem Me strip at my age and shape' I ll s not bad for 50, bul I wou ldn t co mpete w1th 25-year-old 1 1 My husbiJnd 1sn l a sun lover so much .1s he s d skm gazer Please tell tum that 1sn' the r1~ht <J!Utude to take to Nud tc Beach - NO GO ed 3 lucy Show 5 00 - Mr Rogers 20 33 M erv Gnfftn 4 FB I J Andy Gnfft f h 8 lronstde 13 9 30 - Not For Women Only 3 HazelS Tatt letales 10 10 00- Jokers Wild 8 10 Company 6 Name That Tune 3 15 10 JO - Gamb 1t 8 10 W tnntngS1reak3 4 15 Phil Donahue4 11 00 - Pa ssword 13 H1gh Rollers 3 15 Now You See It 8 10 $10 000 Pyram1d 6 11 30 - Hollywood 3 4 15 Brady Bunch 13 Lucy Show 6 Love th1s statement, though I'm not sure quu~.: ha rmless, Dear AT ll s about ltme 9 25- Chuck Wh ile Reporls 10 tn About four mtles from our house IS a Nud te Bettch where onostly) youn ~ pt:.'Ople st np .md sun bath(• It s secluded and PICked out a SUII by myself - ABO liT TIME Sesame 51 33 Popeye 10 CW'Iou'i n lcre's some Lruth I:Jea r Helen found some reason to exchange 1t I lhtnk she should ge l the message I I.IK E her tn the clothes I brmg home What happens Lo equal nghts when the men get shafted ' Ftrst my mother, then my w1fe - m my entire hfe I ve never Jack La La nne l J Capt Kangaroo 10 Brady Bunc h 6 News 13 9 00 - Paul 01xon 4 AMJ Ph1l Donahue 15 Wt ld W i ld West 6 Bullwtnkle 8 Mo vie John Go ldf arb Please Home Hom e 13 Unto the H•l ls 33 Roollng Co VINYL SIDING PH 992-7454 or 992-7129 Free Eslrmoles, Midd'"-t,O:j 1974 00 - Sunr ise Sem •nar 4 Summer Semest er 10 25 - Farm Report 13 30 - F1ve Minutes to Ltve By 4 News 6 B•ble Answer s 8 Concerns & Comments 10 Rev Cleoph us Robmson 13 35 - Columbus Today 4 4.5 - Morn mg Report 3 Farmt lme 10 00 - Today J 4 15 CBS News 8 10 Farmers Daugh t er 13 La ssie s Rescue Rangers 6 30 - New Zoo Revue6 H R Pufnst u f 13 00 - New Zoo Revue 13 Capt Kangaroo 8 Jeff s Col lie 6 8 25 8 30 8 55 - roofing , kttchen lk<Jr Vuyt•UiilmIi Nudle Hear h ' about Lhe percentage The Prll conllnns hormunes wh1ch mtrease ~retlons thus proYidmg a more 1deal sOJI !or the ~rowth and reproduction ~r the ~onococcus, lhe bacterium responsible for gonorrhea Also tl 's assumed by some researchers that a woman f'ft'llhf> I l I ur IIden I rood r~tor If a woman takes Tll(o P1ll and sleeps Wllh SOfllt.'Ont who ~s VD? her chances of <.OOtrct cttng the disease are JUSt ,rboUI duubled What's Ihe Pill got lo do wtlh It' - CURIOUS t1cularly hke but rf they f1L I wear em and say not hmg Eve r y time I ve bought het a dress, swtmswt, even a mghtgown, she 's TUESDAY OCTOBER 1 lhee to a clothier - I~ he s repressmg her' My w1fe keeps my closet stocked w1th tlungs I don't par H igh School Football PPHS Barboursvil le Blcentennta l Band A Rama ~et 1 1Bul don '! be surprL'"'d rf she poui.S-females have lhrs lhmg ,1hnu I>' ht v m ..: tht rr HK;n o~rc style-uncvnsclous) - H Why IS 1t that a woman can choose her husb<md s clothes a nd people cons1der her a good httlc w1fe domg her duly,' bul 1f a man buys h1s w1fe s clothes (or ms 1sts she dress a certatn Y.ay) CABLE CHANNEL FIVE 700pm 9 30 p m - 992 3S09 9 22 71c For Rent or Sale 4 1 00 - Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992-7089 N1ght 992 3525 or 992-5212 Service • ) W - Merv Griffin • M ls t@r Rogers 10 33 Anythmg You Can W1ter Unes and Power Lmes AU work. done by the foot or con1ract Also dozer i•"' ned Helen Help By Helen Boncl Us. • • 00 "- Mr Bewltchod 3 Lucy Show 8 • M.1kr ,, s!arvl for men's rlghi.S, and . 1lunt MONDAY, SEPT 30 1914 oRatiNG SERVI.CE . . Water. E lec tric, Gas Sewer lines. tn stalled W•rk guaranteed Dozer, Backhoe Trucks ltmestone & Frll D•rt Commerctctl Restdenttal Construction & Remodel Home Bu1 ld1ng & Addrlrons, Alum mum & Vmyl S1dmg. Floor Sandmg & Fmtshmg phone Pets For Sale Call Collect 1 592 5544 Athens Oh10 ---- 250 HONDA Sc rambler 992 3061 RACINE PLUMBING AND HEATING ------- STATIONARY ENGINEER t o run co ll ege heatmg plant Must have Jrd Cl ass License good work record and be "ble to work sw ng sh fl Contact Den1son Unt>Jerstty Bus 1ness Managers Offt ce Granville 0 Call co llect 16 14) 587 08 10 ex t 298 An Equal Op portun ty Employer 9 26 7tc ----~ --~ - Pomeroy Se;rvi~es ALL WEATHER WARE ---------- ---- -------------DAY NUR SERY 8 to 6 days or ' -- CASH US FO R JUNK CARS Camp Frye s Tru ck and Auto Part s R u tla n d Oh o 2.4 HOUR WRECKER SER VICE Phone7426094 9 10 26tc MOORE'S 124 W Mam See Us for your . Plumbmg and Healing Needs ~ rft Television Log A BISSELL BROTHERS CONST. CO. KOSCOT KOSMETI CS & WIGS ( The Mtnk 0 I Base Cosmet•cs J Phon,e -----------~ BROWN 5 992 5113 WALNUT s t ereo rad 10 com a 20 lie b•nalion 8 tra ck ty pe am tm rad o 4 speaker sou nd -~ --- --~-----sys tem Ba lance Sl12 35 or A FE W new band nstrum en ts easy te rm s Cal l 797 3965 Conta c t Renee Ston e 90 2 7567 9 11 tf c 9 ' He GROCERY bus tness tor sate Butld ng for sate or lease Phone 773 561 8from 8 30 p m SOLID 10 10 P m for appo ntment VINYL SID ING 3 20 tic - ---- -------- WILL tr m or cu t trees and shrubbery Also clean out basements att tc s etc Phone 949 322 1 or 742 4441 9 6 26tc In 1972, President Richard b ds Nixon signed a congress10nal resolutiOn approvmg an mtenm Sovlet-Amencan offensive arms 6greement 19 1 7'1 ' HEDMAN H eade r s w II Ill Dodge PI ymouth or Ch rvs te r 318 or 340 S60 nev er been use d Cal l 99 2 366~ 9 '16 61c For Rent Wanted To Buy NOTICE TO APPLES F ttzpat rtc k. Or c hard Stat e Route 689 Phone W lk esville 669 3785 9 25 26tc --~~ ~ ---~~---- AUCTIO N every Thursday 7 P m Horton Sf m Mason Constgnments we lcome from 11 a m to 5 p m or call 713 547 1 8 21 tfc As much as 20 Pel off present pnce Good s upply of 15" VW hres and l1res for older cars SH EEP 5 e we s Bobwhtle quad R ng nec k pheasants R ~ge r Le f he •t Rock Sp r 10 gor, Pom er oy Oh to Phon e f614 l 997 3J 46 2 27 31p OPEN EVES& POMEROY, OHIO Pnced to Sell TIRES 9 17 6fp POMEROY MOTOR CO. 00 PM Bunk Beds Elec Phone 949 4~90 9 'n 17t c 1- - ; - : : - - - - - - - - - - , I( ELVI N A IUk electr.c stove Warehouse Closeout• per fect condt l on Phone 992 COOPER 3105 or conra c t Kennelh Wtll at Welchtown H ttl M iner s MUD& SNOW v lie 9 26 12fc l972VEGAGT $2095 Hat chba cks low mileage by 1 owner new w w ttres transferred from new car .t speed trans rad10 green fmt sh black v1nyl lntenor delu;~Ce tnm DRESSER 19.95 C. 1.' r 1 ( tt c111 11nr Wdtl hilrd Stl 4 II c 1.,1' Ptumr 9<19 1]') 4 9 2'4 lllp PIG!\. for sale 1973 CHEVROLET IMPALA U89l Sport Sedan med green lm1sh with green vmyl top grn clo th tnm tO ooo m1les & spotless dea n vener titl ed ttn t glass a•r condt t loned body mldgs Comforf•ll stee rtng wheel wh covers rear sk tr ts E c lock AM rad •o & tape deluxe bumper s & guards JSO V 8 eng power steerm g & brakes Turlx> Hydramatlc 9 NEW bedroom su1 tes now Wurlltzer SPOIIt(jhl YYn • kLc... Pull~d H(retord bull rolla llHxer and Cratl domesltc breedmo c ommq 4 yf old P~""O~cn s~re very GREE N bea-n$ p1ck your own aenllc- d•!iPOS •I •on Set- or call \ 7 bush(' I brmq conta•ner Tom Reuter Chuck Rtflh.• or Phon<' "JI/16\7 L !art F<.~IIS Bill Strau ss fln r1rl'w Cross 9 29 6lc 9 21 Jtc 1974 OPEl MANTA l29f5 1 Door orange flntsh blk vmy l ln ter lor bucket seats less than 5 000 1les & 3 mo old Radto delu111.e bumpers ~ef s ,..1 fOf Sale Po111eror Motor Co. QUALITY 2 .....(.. .,nd 'ihOw PhOriC 99 '} 9 ?4 lllp For sale • 1- The l'lallv S.,ntlllr!l, P.hddle1l0rt i'OIJlt•rny, o , Mooday, &pi ao, 1974 l ur bid 1& the three level is a force TODAY S QUESTION Your partner continues to three diamonds What do you do now" Answer Tomorrow \ ' • ? ! �6 - Tll(o Dail• Serllr""l Mrddleporl Porn•'<"' 0 M1oula\ S.-pt :10 1974 R ~s,•lts ' :~,~~~~ Sentinel Classifieds Gel ~. 2 SIGNS Of Rutland Furniture Store has at dnHhc•lly reduced pnces Su1tes on sale at 169 95 to 229 95 These are reo ular value-s. tn 399 95 NO 1 Specral of Week Sohd Oak CLARI N ET Stglle t Wtfh a ca:;e it II woo J Phone 99:1 :160:1 9 '17 61p STOVE na t ural QaS Tcmpco 60 000 BTU fitn thermostat 100 per cent sa fety con troii E'd Phone 99? ?oO:l Console Organ w•th bass pedals Save SlOO 5 Bedroom Su1tes S19?S 2- Rollaway Beds up 19 95 up Twm & Full S1ze Beds 29 95 up New Vmyl & Herculon Reclmers 39 95 up Several Ntght Stands 19 95 up NO 2 Speer a I of Week 2 HINAS Walnut was 299 95 9~ Now 169.95 Several Sets of Coffee & End Tables 19 95 up Maytag Aut" Washer like new 149 95 Several Gas & Elec Ranges 39 95 up Frost Free Refngerator Coppertone hke new 199 9S Maytag Wnnger Wa sher 39 95 up Check the quality and Wanted To Buy OUR HEART Ff;:L T I hanks t o c .r culat lng gas heater trends netghbors and U SED must be vented and have r elat ves for l helr many thermostat Phone 992 57 86 express ons of sym pathy at 9 7\1 Jt c the death o f our bel ov ed lath er Joseph J Raub Spec al lha nks to the CA!:J H patd for all makes and models of mobtle home-s Pomeroy Emergency Squad Phone area code 614 423 9531 F arner Paul W el t o n the Ca l hol c Women s Clu b and 4 13 lfc the Amer c an Leg on --------- -~ ---A 11 x 1 ary 39 May God bless OLD FURNITURE oak tables yo~ ! all c ocks •ce boxes brass beds dtshes desks or complete The Chtldre n households Wrtte M o 9 30 lfp M i ller Rl A Pomeroy Ohio call 992 7760 5 13 tfc COLLIE pup 3 months old to JUNK autos comple te anu g1ve away lo good home deltvered to our ya r d We p ck Phone 742 48 34 up au to bod tes an d buy a l l 9 27 Jtc k nds of sc r ap metals and •ron R tder s Sa l ... aqe St Rt HELEN S Beau t y Shop IS proud 124 Rt 4 Pome ro y Oh o to announce the em ploym en t Call 992 5468 9 6 26tp of Carol Eynon to thetr sta ff Perm waves on spe ctal from Oct 1 thru the 12 Phone 992 WE: NEED 200 to ns of sheet 28 90 He l en Ja n ce and cast new or old alum num Carol Keep cans separate The 9 25 6t c Rosenberg Co Athens Oh10 8 15 tfc I OION T KNOW THATI MGM F f ea Market Spec al s $5 FOU R 14 m ch rally wheel s n s•de $3 out side Spr ng complete prefer 7 tnc h Wtdth Ave P o meroy Oh io from 1971 o r newe-r Chevy dealers et c Co llectors Phone 949 2181 Every Sat and Sunday 9 29 7t c 8 7 tfc - ~------~- Notice Now 1q9 95 Oak was 269 Card of Thanks pnces at the Rutland Bargain Center wtth all the used furntture dealers tn the area We're sure you II return to our store ------- --------- ------- - ---- --- ~--------~- --- CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Columbus Ohio September20 1974 Contract Sales Legal Copy No 74 688 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT I ISSUE NO IJ RS 162J(IJ Sea l ed proposal w i ll be rece1ved at the off•ce of t he D1rector of the Oh io Depart ment of Transportat o n Columbus Oh io until 10 00 AM Eastern Dayl tQ ht Sa vmg Tt rr e Tuesday October 22 1974 fonmprovements 1n Me1gs County Oh10 on County Road N o 75 1n SaliSbury Townsh•P and the Village of Pomeroy by grading dra1n1ng and pav ng wtth asphalt con cre te on a b1tum tnous aggregate base and by c on stru c t1pg MEG County Road 75 Br tdge constst ng of a con t nuous concrete sl~b on cap ped pile substructure (spans 26 fee t 32 5 f eet 26 feet roadway 32 feet between guard rail) over East Bran ch of Thomas Fork Pavement W tdth - 20 feet Protect Length ~ 2793 79 feet or 0 529 mtle Work Length - 2925 00 feet or 0 553 m11e The Ohto Department of Transportal on hereby noltftes all btdd ers that t wtll af ftrmat tvely tnsure that tn any contract entered nto pursuant to th1S adverttsement m lnonty bus1ness enterprtses wtl l be afforded full opportuntty to subm tt b.tds •n respon se to thiS tnv tat•on and Will not be d tscnmtnatcd agatn st on the grounds of race color or nat ural or g tn n cons1 derat 1on for an award Mtn1mum wage rates for fhts prote c t have been pr edeterm tned as r eq utred by law and are se t forth •n t he b td proposal The date set for comp letton of fh 1s work shall be se t fort h 1n the btdd •ng proposal Each b tdder shall be requ1red to f le wtth hts b td a ce rt ft ed check. or cas h er s che ck tor an amounl equa l to ftve per cent of h1s bid but 1n no event more than ftfty thousand dollar s or a bond for t en per cent of hi S btd payable to t he D r ector Btdder s must apply on the proper form s for q ual f 1cat ton at least ten days p rtor lo the date se t for open ng bidS tn accordan ce Wtth Chapt er 5525 Oh 10 Rev se d Code Plans and spec •f• cat ens ar e on t ile 10 the Department of Transport at ton and the off1 ce of the D1s tr lct Deputy 0 re c tor The 0 r ector re se r>J es the rtght to rele ct any an d a !I b ds J PHILLIP RICHLEY DIRECTOR (91 JO (1 0) 7 2tc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT case No 21 296 E$tate ot e LEONA KING Decea sed Not tce s hereby gt>Jen that Earl Ktng of Rutl.,nd Ohto ha s been duly appo1nted E•ecutor of the Estate of E Leona K tng deceased tate of MetgS Coun ty OhtO Creditors a re requtred to f ile th etr cla•ms w th satd ftdu c ar y wtfhln lou r months Dated lht S 19th day of Sep tember 1974 Mann1ng D Webster J udg e CoUrt of Common Ple as Pfobate D i v ision Sept 2:,1 30 Oct 7 3tc WE A~ t:: ptck tng up a p ano In your area and would l 1ke some respons ble party to lake over payments Call Credtt Manager (61 4) 772 5669 or wr te 260 East MaIn Str eet Ch ill •c othe Oh io 45601 4 7 tfc ~~~-~--­ -~--- -- Employment Wanted , Business we e k reasonable rates Reliable peop le w •th medt cal tra n ng Ch lldr en ~ mfents and up Call 992 7608 dur ng the day or 742 4902 after 6 p m I 9 17 12tc --------------Lost LO ST 2 Beagle dogs m the Ra e ne Portland Rd area Mate red and wh te Female bla c k and tan Phone 949 4492 or 949 5970 9 29 Jtp ----- --------Help Wanted 1974 ZIG ZAG SE WIN G MACHINES lefl m layawa y All b u It •n to bullonhole do Slret ch sewtng and f ancy s t tch ng Pay tust S48 75 ca sh or te rm s ava ta ble Trade tns accep t ed Phone 992 2653 9 11 lf c -------- VACUU M Cleaners Brand new tank type modet s w th 5 att achments On ly 124 40 c ash o r t e rm s ava t able N ew Upr tg ht models $29 90 cash or terms available Trade tns acce pt ed Ph one 992 2653 9 11 He ------------ -----.----------- Produ ce d fro m a spec al vtny l compound made by B F Goodrtch and Monsanto 5 ttmes th cke r than me tal s d ng w It not dent ch p crack pee l rot ru st or chalk FREE HOME ESTIMATES SUPER lOR VINYL PRODUCTS Moder n stereo rad o AM F M 8 tr ack tap e comb na lton 4 speake r so unct sys tem Balance $107 49 or b udge t terms Call 992 3965 9 23 tfc WA L N U T - 949 2684, Rae me , o --------MOTOR rout e d--;~;~;eded l mmedtately Must have own transporta lt on n good workmg cond tt on Phone 99 2 2156 The Da)l y Sent n et 9 24 lfc -----~------- Notrce PUPPIE S to g >Je away part Dat ma t•on Phon e 992 7312 9 27 3t c -------------Yard Sales RUMMAGE Sa le 650 Osborn e St Pomeroy Phone 992 5688 Monday Se pt 30 thr ough Oc t 9 27 J tc ------ RUMMAGE Sale at Fry Bv ld tng from Sep t 30 to Od 6 la r ge ladtes dresses good chtl dren s clothmg Open 10 close at 3 _, 9 27 3tp ___________ __ YARD SA LE 889 Sou t ... <:: econd M dd le port Tuesdav 10 am anv th mg you c an get mt o a gr oce r y bag for 75 cents 9 30 He ---.-----~----- PUBL!C NOTIC E B•ds w il l be re cetved tn the Commtsstone r s offtce for a 1975 Sher iffs car vnftl 9 00 am 0 c lock on Tuesday Oct 8 1974 Spe c f iCa ! ons are as follows Colo r - all wh t e 4 Door Sedan 60 AMP Alternator m n mum Heavy duty ballery Under coa tmg v ny l upholstery 400 C: ub rc n ch V 8 eng ne Automat c heavy duty trans m ss on Non Sl tp dtf f erent a1 Foam seat Mtn mum whee l base 120 or f ull s ze car A r condttton. ng Police Ch ass•s pa ck ag e Po11ce body pa ck age H 78 X IS black hre Spotl ight left side lwh te and r ed lend ) Wtll trade 1973 Plymouth Delivery •n 60 days The Comrn ss•oners reserve th e r ght to r e1ect any or all Me.gs Cou nty Comm tsstone-rs Martha Chambers Clerk 10 ! ' r • GRE:AT PAtNT '1/AlVE'5 At HARD - On S.11 1e Now quattty Devoe S.rtqht Wh1til' La t ~• Hou se Paint 1n l qallon coin' Only U <19 pt:r gallon Brand name Root Pa i nt 16 pel oil white they ta$ 1 Tatu~ advanl•ge ot the!ie great bu n wh1le th ey are sr.u tn Uock ALL WEATHER HARDWARE ll1 North Seco nd Av e Middl eport Ohtb 99:t 2SSO Emergency Phone 992 1 3995 or 992 7582 Chester, Oh1o 1 985 4102 Cartoon and the Sanane Splits 3 Some,.set t5 Tattletales 8 Se-same St 33 Glllloan sIS 6 SIO 000 PYI'o\mld 13 Bonanza A Movie Only the Hest 10 4 30 - Jackpot .t , 6onanz<tl15 Mood SQuad 6 Gilligan sIs 1:1 S.K EXCAVATING COMPANY Do 13 FBil Andy Grlf lol h8 Ironside 13 ' 5 ~ - Elec Co 33 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 News 6 Trails Wesl IS work .and septiC t•nb In· 6 00 - News 3 IS News 8 10 Sesame St 20 ABC News 6 IJ Adler ian Counseling Techniques ll 6JO - NBCNews3 4 IS CBS News8 10 Bewltched6 Gomer Pyle 13 Zoom :10 , See or Call P&J Heating Truth or Cons J News 10 Wha, t s M y Lme s Elec Co 20 Wcf'ks:hop 15 Bowling for Dollars 6 Cand1d Camera 13 Insight 33 7 30 That Good Ole Nashville Mu slc l Bu ck O.Vens 8 Episode Action 3J Help Thy Neighbor 4 Pollee surgeon 6 Munic ipal Court 6 To Tel l the Truth 13 ~es ttval t-llms 20 8 00 - Gunsmoke 8 10 Born Free 3 4 Rookies 6 IJ Unquu~l Death of J!Jilus: and Ethel Rosenberg 15 20 3J 9 00 - Maude 8 10 NF L Foqtball 6 13 Mov1e Suppor t Your Local Sheriff' ' 3 4 15 9 30 Rhoda 8 10 Book Beat J3 Ohto Un iversity A Pres ident s Reftect•ons 20 10 00 - Medical Center 8 10 N ews 20 Boardtng House 33 Parts. 10 30 - Doy al Nigh! 33 ll 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Cooling Relrrg . 11 30- Johnny Carson J "' 15 Movies What sA N1 ce Girl Like You ' 8 Gods l•ttle Acre 10 Janak ill 12 DO - News 6 13 Ptumbmg Electncal Appliance All work guaranteed DIScount to Semor Ctttzens 12 30 - Mission Imposs ible 6 Untouchables 13 1 OO -...- Tomorrow3 4 T~keFtvefo rL t fe15 12x65 3 BE CROOM m ob t le h ome on 11 7 acre lot Pho ne 992 2335 9 29 7tc THR EE l ttte r s of beagle pup s 6 weeks old Se>Jeral f r amed beag ter abb tctog s P hone7 42 3810 9 27 Jtc AKC St Bl'.'rnard P upp es 7 week s S150 Phon!:! 843 2438 9 '16 6t c 1 30 - News lJ 200 - News4 21S N Second Sl 717 Pearl Street Mtddleport, Ohro Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 Middleport, Ohto BOB'S ASHLAND 992 9949 HOME DECORATING • Pomeroy , 0 190 Mulberry INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR EXPERIENCED MECHANIC ON DUTY 8 lOAM loS PM ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS AND CLEAN UPHOLSTERY • Brake Work e General Overhaul e Tune Up-$5 00 up • Ca rburefor Ad tustment PHONE 992-5476 6 6 6 D&D CONTRUCTION 6 6 PHONE 7 9.q9 3832 or 843 2667 1 8 All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING From a she lf to a hous!. Patnttng , st dtng paper hangrng , cab1nets, etc THE DEPENDABLE OONTRACTING CO. Does your home requ1re any of these services? Interior, Exterior Decorating and Remodeling --------------- 4 30 - Search for Tomorrow 8 10 Splt t Second 6 Ce lebnty Sweepsta kes J 15 Aft ernoon w1th OJ 13 Elec Co J3 12 l5 - NBC News J ll 1 0- . .... IN(J '"""" - tiOOflloiG MIOOLEIIOIT 0 If so, Call us Now for a Free Esltmale 2 337 N. 2, Middleport 992-2550 I 992-255o 1 )31 N 2"<1 AV 2 3 3 4 Known & Reliable Service 4 N ews 3 All My Children 6 13 Not For Wome n On l y 15 Ph1l Donahue B Young & Restless 10 30 - AstheWorldTurns8 10 Jeopard y3 4 lS let sMa k eA Deal 6 13 00 - Days of Our L1ves 3 4 15 Gu1d1 ng l1ght 8 10 New lywed Game 6 13 30 - Doctors 3 4 15 Edge of N tght 8 10 G1rl In M y Ltfe 6 13 00 - Another World 3 4 15 General Hosp ttal 6 13 Prt ce Is R1ght 8 10 JO - One Ltfe to L1ve 13 Match Game 8 10 lass~e 6 How to Surv1ve a Marnage 3 4 15 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Sesame St 33 Tatt letales 8 Somerset 15 G 1ll1gan s Is 6 $10 000 Pyramtd 13 Bonanza 4 Mov1 e The Long long Tra1ler 10 30 - Bonanza 15 Mod Squad 6 Gilligan s Island 13 Bewttch WIN AT BRIDGE -------- BOWERS REPAIR -------------- All Small Appliances lawn Mowers Next to Highway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 It's tough to top 7 NT ROGER HYSEU'S GARAGE NORTH WEST ID I • 1085 Ph 992 5682 or 992 7121 All Mechamcal Work Real Estate for 5ale • 1969 NOVA 6 cy l mder auto exce l len t cond lion Easy on gas rea son for sell 1ng owner overseas Phone 949 381 1 9 26 6tp J 11 tf c -------------TRA ILER space for ren t on Brownell Ave Ca ll 992 2625 Mtdd le port ____ _____ __ _ _.... __. Save sso On The Patr 9 25 ffc NICE 3 room apt and bath all electr i c tn Pomeroy Tabletop rang e wall ov en ntcest apt around P ho ne Ga llipo lis H6 7699 or evenmg s 446 9539 8 73 lf c ------- ------- !='OUR ROOM rur ntshect Apt close to Powell s Super Valu Phone 992 3658 9 22 tf c - ------------- TR AILER B,own s Trader Park Ph one. 992 3324 '9 26 tfc ----------IOJC 55 MOBILE home country loca l ron Call 992 76.49 after 4 pm 9 26 6tp ---~-- -~ - ---- - Mobile Homes For Sale PICKUP c amper ~ 10 •1 fl se lf conta ned show e r toile t stn k refr g and range sleeps 4 good c ondllton S1 200 P hone 992 29 75 Pom e roy Oh !O 9 27 3tc l970 VALrANT mob•te hom e 12K60 all elect 2 bedroom Phone 985 4207 Must sel l due to mov ing S4 900 9 27 4t c ----- -- ------- 1972 3 BEDROOM W nds or Mob ile Home on I acre ot ground For more n format ton call 99 2 7638 1 30 ttc -------------- '1 BEDROOM mob il e home 10 town S-4 -soo Ca ll 99 7 3975 or 992 257 1 9 13 He - - - - - ---- - ------ - 1969 CHEVY Townsma n stat on wagon S1 195 good co nd1t on Ph one 992 7620 5 24 lf c ------- -- --~ -- Real Estate For Sale -------------- MOORE'S Amer1can Hardware Mam. Pomeroy SYRACUSE - Llose ro river large level fenced yard o r garden 3 BR bath natural ga s FA hea t ba se ment Old but pnced LOTS - Some 1 acre ln sub dtv1S1on Some su1table for trailers 1n other locations POMEROY - Near store s and school and busmess section Newly renovated J bedroom s paneling hot water heat full basement Asktng $19 500 3 ALL GOOD THINGS COME TO THE OTHER FELLOW IF YOU WAIT LEASE OR BUY POMEROY - For home or Jratler about 200ft frontage on Rt 7 contams 11J, a cres mostly hi ll Onglna ll y had 2 houses on It BRADBURY - Close lo I<E NNE;B,E C and COb bler potatoes e:.~cellent qualtty BR balh dining room TV WuJ i er l(eepers No 1 Stle In 50 lb burlap bag s fr esh ly dug room some panellrtg and .,vt~llablto th is week. acoust1c t11e Reasonably pr •c ed 1 mtle Sav1ngs accounts: are ltke below the Rav enswood Ferry toothpaste , easy to take out Rt 138 Gr eat Bend Paul bul hard lo put back In So!yre Farm Portland Oh to Phone B-'43 2286 2259 or _ t92_2568 9 29 6t (" _.__ _992 __ __ _ _ __) ------------ J'hone HOU SE for 5871 9 29 61p ~ 197~ KAWASAK I 500 stree t bike lo cated behmd Rutland Grade School comp lete fr on t end serv tee brakes and tuneups wheels balanced e lectrontca ll y Open 8 to 8 dally Ca ll 742 3232 on Sunday for appt 1 16 tfc --~---~---~--- EXCAVATI N G dozer loader and backhoe work sept•c tank s mstalled dump trucks and lo boys for h1re Wtll haul ltll dtrt top soil limestone & graver Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day PhOne 992 7089 night phone 992 3525 or 992 5132 2 11 lfc -- -- ~--~------ D O ZER o r ba c khoe workPhone 446 3981 or 44 6 "3 459 9 8 ttc FOR FREE est•mates on al u m 1num rep l a ce ment wmdows St dmg storm doors and wtndows Ralltng Phone Charles Lisle Syracuse OhiO Car l Jacob \ sa tes Representat.ve v v Johnson and Son Inc 4 30 tf c ---- --- ' ' -- sa l e Phone 992 .... 9 29 6tc L OT::; tor sate ,,...,d~ r or housf!' showroom COildlf lon M us t see All uttllr/e!; Phone 747 11111i to apprec tafe Phone 99 2 3564 Ru tland Ohio Pr ic e 52 500 __, 9 29 6tc 1 16 lfc ' ---- ----- -~~--- -~--- - -~----~~- EXCELS IOR Salt Works E Matn St Pomeroy All kmds o f sa lt water pell e ts water nugg ets blo c k salt and own Ohio Rtver Salt Phone 99 2 3891 6 5 tfc __________ ___ SEPTIC TA NK S cleane d Modern Santfat 1on 992 395.4 or 992 7349 9 18 ttc ----- ------------ READY MIX CO NCRETE del•vered r i gh t to your proje c t Fast and eesy Free estimates Phone 992 3984 Goegleln R e ad y M ix Co M iddleport Oh io 6 :ro Uc --------------- NEW home-s no down payment between $75 and S175 monthly Call l7J 838.5 Mari etta Ohio _,_ __,_ 9 24 6t c ________ ___ --.--------- -- CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jon 19} It wouldn I hurt lo be a bit more cauttous than usual re gardmg your possess•ons Don t l eave I he house unlocked Harmony Is absent 1n your p resent relallonsh1p w1th two ln ends The prob lem stems Irom some th ing thai s e•ther o wed o r loaned AQUARIUS (Jon 20-Feb 19) A few wrong words from an arrogant md•~•dual wtll be all thet s needed lo spark your temper Stay away from bossy types CANCER (June 21 July 22) Be care fu l today and tomor row Don t go out on a l•mb lh10k1ng you have the support o f al11es when the ChiPS are down You don t PISCES (Feb 20-Morch 20) One lo whOm yo4..are tndebted may lean on you a b it at thrs ttme lf you re lao far behmd 1n your obhgallons Slay abreas t LEO (July 23-Aull 22) Don I try to tmpose your tdeas upon o thers - the resuns w 111 be far I rom what you hope 1 or Le t e~ eryone thtnk for themse lves Zane Grey (Fr ) ( poet) 9 Bewitch 5 Memortze 13 Sunder 6 Functionmg 14 California city 15 Ntght preceding 18 Of the stomach 17 GWTW character 19 Understand ~ lush ISlands Zl DISpatch Z% Btd Z4 IU will %5 Tiber tributary {2 wds ) 7 - liquor 10 French national anthem, w1th 'La" II Pearliness, luster 12 Wtthdraw 16 Growl 18 RegiOn 21 Barbecue rod Yesterday's Answer 22 Wagenng term { 3 wds ) 23 Pussycat 24 John Barleycorn s vtcbrns 28 Gennan rJVer 29 30 32 35 26 Calling Exp unge Impede Squ1re Once around the track ~Curl rl Neighbor of MISS 28 Twisted, as tw1gs Be very c areful tn busmess deahngs lhe nej(l few day~ pa rl tcu!arly tf a lr tend 1s tn volved A d1sagreemen1 over mo ney co uld cause a real problem LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct 23) II Oct 1, 1974 Be dec•s•~e about goals you set for yoursell lhts year so they c an be alta~ned Success may wel l be yours prov1ded you don t get s•detrac:J<.ed JJl!llwr3!1rn®H../ - . .~IJ ..-1 ,_. (nscramblt these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordtnary words b 0 I I 31 Book covers U FlliDlliar verb form Box 35 'South Pacif1c" character 36S Am monkey (var) 37 Hartebeest 38 Go wrong 39 Equal 34 1=-+-+-+-+-f- DOWN I Seraglio DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work tt AHTEB AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW WHERE A '51./IALL Kit:' MIGHI I-lOLI:' UP' A. TR:AIN [] One letter s1mply stands ror another ln thts sample A Js used for tbe three L's, X for the two O's etc Smgle letters, apostrophes, the length and formahon or the words are all htni.S Each day the code letters are different CRYPTOQUOTES t ORDJN01 V I I I J ~:'2::=:f:,::::::=:::=~;::~ Now arranre the md«< ltlttn to ronn the surpriae amwr:r, u suueattd b)' the above cartoon. I ..... - ...... I ITJA[IIIIIIJ (Amwt!n tomorrow) Junahl"" JUROR -\nn,,..r BLESS KlSMET CACTUS Thi!JI keep g/aNJeA from fatima- EARS IGPFRESD BDCOSM CM ERS LCYESD ERGE MPY NDUA ERS RPFU NGJS -OCJEUD RPAGY Y..terday's Cryptoquote: IT IS NOT POSSIBLE FOR CIVIUZATION TO FLOW BACKWARDS WHILE THERE IS YOUTH IN THE WORLD -HELEN KELLER w "UNct. E~ JP.CI<, HAS A CTFP 50 FUNNY IT ~lARTEP WHEH 1 6F1()Jf.HT M ~05E OLD ~0€.5 o ~R HALl< S UNOf.R'iimHD IT I CRH T AT ALL - • 64 2 .QI0 7532 • J3 +14 East Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass 4. 3+ •• 5+ 6. Pass Pass Sout h 3+ ~ASOLINE ALLEY CAPTAIN EASY = a ""Vt'wP."'VOHYSV THAT v. "" • •• wouco ~· 4+ 4NT 5NT 7NT HE ENCL05ED THIS S. NAPSHOT W! OF l"f/MSELF AND I MAY APO fi'¢ 1/AN'PUrz;g L~LE~ DIJT('H C L15-IN WHOS C0MI"'c5 HERI:j fi"OR A THS: TWO COt.J5t~S 5 HOW A ~f~l~ REfJE"' l 1/I~IT C Pass average scores Oswald ' The b1ddmg m the box shows how we would get there The f1rst key b1d IS South's response of three Mtddieport Pomeroy RUTlAND FURNITURE eo IN ALL IT WA~ A SUCCESSFUL IRIPAND I. 11-l!NK 11-IE. MA6 AZINE: LAYOUT WILL GIVE BoNNAZ A SHOT IN THE ARM I reac h ed s 1x notrump un SliREO 92.1 WMPO-FM S•rvlce By Oswald & James Jacoby Oswald "The hands for the nat1onwrde Olymjnad fund game were qUJte mterestmg th1s year We can use them to Illustrate a lot of pomts m WINNIE WINKLE b1ddmg and play ' Jtm " Hand seven was an East West hand but we Will sh1ft all hands to North South for the column Seven notrump makes eaSJiy unleS!! East has four dtamond s to the doubtedly had bettet than -• 0 A clubs The game 1s match pomts and he wants to make ® sure that when he does b1d spades North Will know 11 1s Just a four card su1t Jtm 11 North's three dta mond, four- cl ub and four spade b1ds are also 1mpor· tant They make 11 poss1ble for South to go Into Black wood and to b1d seven notrump after North shows an ace and two kmgs The earlier b1ds by Norlh have shown the two kmgs he holds are the nght kmgs ' o:an:1''wmu The bldd1ng has been t I • West North East It Pass Pass 2• Pass 30 South 1• " You South hold LOWEEZ'I ·I WUZ. WONDERIN IF 'IE HAD ENN'I 0~ RAGS I COULD USE AS HE 6 1NK INTO UOi UUICt= He ear UM HeAVS.NLY UJOK ON FACS 11 CAN 'tOU HEiAR NOW, ORVILLE 'r SHORE, ELVINE'I 15 IT WORKIN6 •AKB43.A 2 +Q4 +K Q87 What do you do now" A-Bid lhr.. clubs This club Rtd Carptf Arnold Grate North I+ notrump 1s the ~roper con· tract How to b1d 1t IS another matter and those paJrS who MAY TAG 742-4211 West Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Jack and hence seve n GaE T COUNTRY Big C1pa f lly M1ytag Automatic' 1. speed oreratlon C::holce o watfr 'emps Auto water level control Lint Filter or Power Fin Ag ltator ... Perma Preu M1ytag Halo of H tl t Dryers Surround clothtu with "entle tver heat No hot spots no overctry lnu F lru Me~ Lint Filter W• Sp•clltllt In -------------- 8 ROOM S and bath plus •At fVII Sited basement Phone 949 4780 or 992 1869 9 'l7 J tc TAURUS (April 20 May 20) 13 wda 1 4 Summer ----~--- SEP"TIC TAN KS AROBIC SEWAGE SYS TEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 10 4 tfc NO MONEY DOWN Month ly payment s accordmg to In co me N ew 3 bedroom home wltti wall to wa ll c arpe t mg on 1 acre landsca ped to t s Ca ll tod ay for more Information 992 5976 9 '24 tfc __ _ -------------- a • - u n v r an Dec 21} Before you get too 1nvotved wtlh a new acquam lance 11s best to learn more about thts person See if you really share common mteresls 5 Edge S Descended Ope ntng lead-Anythmg SEPTIC TA N KS cleane d reasonable ra tes Ph 446 4782 Gall ipolis John Russell owner and operator 5 12 ttc -------------- BU S INE SS building SOx60 cern ent drive Rt U4 near Rulland Phone 742 5052 8 21 lt c Washmgton Debates for the 70s 8 30 The Gunsl mgers The Westerner s Theatre 9 JO p m - The Underworld Burke s law A I'll., 23 by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 2 Unforgotten I Possess 3 GaU1c motto North South vulnerable -- -------~-'--- ---~ -- ---~--- WILL TRADE -. F INAN CING ARRA N GE;O WITH MINIMUM DOWN W11l c o n stder trade for ol der home trat le r or land on thts new 3 bedroom 2 bath nom e w 1th 2 car garage large fam l ly ro om a•r condit•ontng Move m lm med1Bt ely Ca ll n ow 992 5976 9 24 tt c 7 30 p m - a a a. c. vnrn,.,. SAGITTARIUS (Nov &u.wd' • A Q73 • 64 AQ9 + A K 108 C BRADFORD Auct toneer Complete Servtee Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 Racme Oh10 Crltt Bradford 5 1 tf c AUTOMOBILE Insurance been ca n ce lled ? Lost your operator s license Ca ll 992 7428 6 15 tfc rlghl RUTLAND - Free Gas 60 Middleport 27 acres large barn and silo mi lk house Implement shed home has 3 -- ---- 0 DELL Al tnement BUILDING OR TRAILER Level lol --~ --~ ------~ --~ --~--- -~-~ ny 01110 , •, 16'i CABLE CHANNEL FIVE But l.ttls lS for s ure every women should have a Pap test f for cancer detectton ) at least once a year 7 and 1f she 1s sexually SOUTH ---------- - ~- Busi ne ss room wt fh apart ment over ha s man y extras does need so me repa 1r pnces ------ ---- t tractor land some t1mber larg e olde r home and barn 2 farm ponds S60 000 DOWNTOWN POMEROY - See us for best -,-- 1 '' ,•..~,., h.! I l l ( ',lr,, t a BIKE SALE 1973 YAMAHA 250 MX 992 246 1 (l~ 1'1 CATTLE FARM - 151 acres 80 acres 2 houses over 000 sq ft of bvlldmgs under roof about 20 leve l acres on Rt 124 and side road Ideal budding s1 t es stocked pond Factory Closeouts 12q W t bedroom home bath family room f ron t por ch util ity and carport Only $9 500 -------------- 1973 YAMAHA 250 Enduro many edra parts t n c ~udtng he lm et ••re p la sftc tenders e tc Lpw m rLeagt:: and m good condtllon Reasonable Phon e 992 721 0 9 29 3tp f\ RUTLAND - upho lstery wtth Blue L us tre Rent electr c sha m.pooer Sl Baker Furn t ur e Com pan y 9 27 31C M; b te home 60x 17 2 bedroom s Jl ~ baths central atr f urna ce and carpeted Phone 992 5254 or (304) 887 2217 9 29 lfc - -- ----~----- f'olll+ -------------SAVE Btg • Clean rug s and --------1972 wtNCHEsrER- 1970VALIA NT65•12 Jbedroom fully carpeted LP gas heat Phone 992 7751 8 25 tfc -- - ~-- ---1972 ATLANTIC 2 bedroom mobile home Phone 992 2709 or7-425641 9 29 6t c 1970 CHEVY Nova V 8 au toma t c P S fa ctory at r Good c ondtft on Ca ll 992 2386 9 25 6tc tamer P tc k your own Arnold Hupp Phone 2.47 2623 9 27 7tc ONE 3 bedroom trailer 52 500 down take over pay ments Phone 992 7116 9 29 3fp -------------- v,, q·l ]\ f,.,l(,p d '·• POMEROY LANDMARK Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone 992 2181 - ------- ---~- --------------- -------------2 BEDROOM apt furn ished all BEAN S br ng your own con etec trt c washer dryer n elud ed Full y carpeted mus t see to t)pprectafe S75 depostt S150 per month 1 child ac cepted For app t phone 992 788 9 9 II ttc -------------- Trailf. West these esllmahons are much more than educated guesses, bKSed on studies off1gures that could vary for numerous reasons + SEWING MACHINES Repa1r se rvtce all makes 992 2284 The Fa bnc Shop Pomeroy Author tzed Smger Sales and Servt c e We sh arpen Sc tssors 3 29 tfc DOZER work l and clearmg by the acre hou rly or contract farrr ponds roads etc Large dozer and operator wtth over 20 years expertence Pulltns ExcavAtmg Pomeroy Oh•o Phone 992 2478 12 19 tfc TEAFORD your a EAST • KJ8 • 652 +J9 53 • Open Mon Sal 8A M 6PM ~ 6 00 - Sesame St 20 New s 3 4 L1 ttas Yoga & You 33 New s 8 10 15 ABC News 6 13 6 30 - News8 10 NBC News 3 4 15 French Ch ef 33 Bewitch eel 6 Gomer Py le 13 7 00 - W ha t s M y Lme 8 E lec Co 20 Nuch1ms 33 Bowling tor Dollars 6 News 10 Nam e That Tune 1J TBA 15 Electn c Company 20 Art of Foot ball33 Hol lywood Squares 3 4 7 30 ~ RFD 20 Hollywood Squares 3 4 Wild Wild World of Ant ma ls 6 $25 000 Pyr~m•d 8 Pn ce IS Righi 10 To Tell th e Truth 13 Marco Sport l1 f e 33 8 00 - Happy Days6 13 Adam 12 3 4 15 Amen ca 20 33 Good Ttm es 8 10 8 30 - Mov1 es Dtsappearan ce of Fltght 412 J 4 The Strang er Wtthm 6 13 30 - Even1ng at Symph ony 33 MASH 8 10 9 00 - Hawa 11 50 8 10 9 JO - Woman 20 33 10 00 - Pollee Story 3 4 Marcu s Welby 6 lJ Barnaby Jones 8 10 News 20 Mountain Scene 33 Wor ld o f Evang elism 15 10 30 ~ Your Future IS Now 20 Day at Nt ght 33 11 OO ~ New s3 4 6 8 10 15 13 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson J 4 15 M tss1on lmp osstble 6 Un touc hables 13 Janak t 33 M ovte Savage 8 Day of the Wol ves 13 12 30 ~ W •de World Spect a l 13 1 OO - Tom orrow3 4 TakeFtveforllfe15 2 00 - New s 4 1:l +Q6 2 Rutland For Tuesdaw Oct 1 1974 19) Tread caul •ously over the next few days In sttua11ons where you are dependenl on partners or assoctates VIRGO (Aull 23-Sepl 22) complamed to the right woman + K 10874 --- -- 3915 you sured now You II try to do far more than you should To be effect1ve concen trate on pr.onty matters ARIES (March 21 · Aptll Dear Helen • K J9 • A9 On State Rt 124, 'h mtl from Route 7 by pass towards SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 221 You re apt to I eel a bit pres GEMINI (May 21 June 20) CHANNELS PROGRAMS NOT SEEN IN GALLIPOLIS &.I 30 you mtend to lurther your se ll Inte rest s you II have to be cer tam one you assoctate wtlh can c arry h1s own wetght eyed outsiders, clolhes or other.- lse - H ,, , pill may be less careful about her sexual partners I've read that !he InCidence of cervl~l cancer ts slightly higher among women on the ptll, but please remember oone or active, she should mclude a VDexammatJOn - H Don t try to Sideste p respons1 bll•l•es at th•s t•me II w•lt only mak e malte(s more complex and fruslral lng 15 50 50 Club 1 At a mudJst camp tor beach ) a voyeur ts as welcom e as pmson tvy, and 1f yvur huslxmd doesn't beheve me, he s hould ~o down and see £or hunself Sun culttsts don t apprectate goggle 5 30 ~ El~c Co 33 Hodgepodge lodge 10 News 6 11 55 - News a Biography 33 Dan I mel s World 10 12 00 ~ Ja ckpot 3 15 Password 6 News 8 10 13 Bob Brauns ALL-WEATHER Auto Sales K&H ROOFING Don t forget the roof of your home Have a beautiful new $OOf mstalled by All Weather Dear No Go a 10 of Life 8 All that is needed for a free est1mate 1s a phone call Please Phone ------- CLO SE OUT on new z g zag - - - - - - 2 BEDR OO M home n Sy ra cuse sew ng machtnes Fo r sewtng ntce lot References reQutrE'd s tr etch fabr tcs buttonho les np children or p ets Ca ll 992 l aney des•qns et c P a nt 5596 after 5 p m w ee kdays Slightl y blem •shed Ch otc e of 1967 FO RD Fa rlan e 500 Good any t1me on Satu rday and c arry ng case or se w n g c ondt t ton $500 Cal l 992 5101 Sunday stand S49 so cash or terms between 8 00 an d 5 00 Is your roof leaktng? 9 29 lf c avatlab e Phone 992 7755 9 77 Jt c Compare our pr tc es to any 9 73 ttc ------------others W I! II g tve you a TRAILER space on pnva te lo t profess onal roof for less 1966 T HUND ERB I R D 350 3 m tles from Pomeroy Phon e El:_!;_CTROL UX sweeper De lux Phone 99 2 530 1 S;:~ 111ueJ 367 7743 m odel Complete w th all 9 27 5t c Kern 9 27 Jtc -----c leanmg allachments Uses l969VAN 8cy l tnder Phone 772 paper bags Sltgh lly used but JamP.s TWO 4 room and bath ap~ n 565 1 cleans and look s like new Mtddleport For •nfor nat ton Wd l sel l l or S37 25 c ash or 8 16 tf c call ~n 2550 or 742 65J1 terms ava ta ble Ph one 992 7 3 tf c 7755 1967 PONTIAC F rebtrd 400 4 - -~~ ----'--- - -- For 9 23 tt c barrel H olley carburetor F URNISHED apart mt! nl Esttmates Eldebrook man tf o l d St de ~-------adults on ly 1n M tdd leport ex ha ust new mag wheels 4 DEE P freez e r easonable and •n Phone 992 3874 n ew I res new pant 10b and CR EMEAN S goo d cond t on Ph one 742 CO N CRETE 5 12 tf c 3891 eng m e ove rhaule d Phon~: 992 del vered Monday through ---- -- ---~ ~-- -9 29 3tc 7274 a ft er 6 p m Saturday and even1ngs COUNTRY Mobtl e Home Park Phone 446 1142 9 29 4tc R t 33 ten m ties north of 50 WHITE Leghorn hens dtf ----------- -,...-6 13 ffc Pomeroy Large lots with ferent bre eds ot roosters 4 1965 DODGE P Ckup 6 cyl 8 fl ---,---~-----~- -- ~ be et $175 Al so 1964 Dodge 4 concre te pat1os sldewa l k.s months old For d motor 352 LAS T BID H.ome Im provement dr S75 Phon e 949 4765 runners and off street engtne 800 lb H o l s t e tn carpentry work ro o f tng parktng Al so spaces tor Hereford he f er Ph one 84 3 9 29 61c pamt ng car p et mstaJiat on sma ll trailers Phone 99 2 7479 2353 ------- - -----free es t 1ma t es A l l work 9 29 5tc 7 21 tfc guaranteed Phone 742 5081 --- --~-- --~ - ------~-9 22 tfc 3 AND 4 ROOM furn ts hed and -- --~-------unfurntshed apartments PIAN O tun ng and repatr Phone 992 5-434 Phon e Ch arl es Sc ott 992 3718 4 12 ff c -~ - --9 17 32t p - ---~-PRIVATE m;;hng- ;;;om-for any organtzat 1on phone 992 - ---------- REDECORATING? and I d1dn t OJ ~ree ~lth Lhc lo~nspcople who wanted pohc..'e to dtase them btu.:k mto dothes Bu t my husbomd thtnk.s ll would be grt!at fun t! we'd JOin !hem Me strip at my age and shape' I ll s not bad for 50, bul I wou ldn t co mpete w1th 25-year-old 1 1 My husbiJnd 1sn l a sun lover so much .1s he s d skm gazer Please tell tum that 1sn' the r1~ht <J!Utude to take to Nud tc Beach - NO GO ed 3 lucy Show 5 00 - Mr Rogers 20 33 M erv Gnfftn 4 FB I J Andy Gnfft f h 8 lronstde 13 9 30 - Not For Women Only 3 HazelS Tatt letales 10 10 00- Jokers Wild 8 10 Company 6 Name That Tune 3 15 10 JO - Gamb 1t 8 10 W tnntngS1reak3 4 15 Phil Donahue4 11 00 - Pa ssword 13 H1gh Rollers 3 15 Now You See It 8 10 $10 000 Pyram1d 6 11 30 - Hollywood 3 4 15 Brady Bunch 13 Lucy Show 6 Love th1s statement, though I'm not sure quu~.: ha rmless, Dear AT ll s about ltme 9 25- Chuck Wh ile Reporls 10 tn About four mtles from our house IS a Nud te Bettch where onostly) youn ~ pt:.'Ople st np .md sun bath(• It s secluded and PICked out a SUII by myself - ABO liT TIME Sesame 51 33 Popeye 10 CW'Iou'i n lcre's some Lruth I:Jea r Helen found some reason to exchange 1t I lhtnk she should ge l the message I I.IK E her tn the clothes I brmg home What happens Lo equal nghts when the men get shafted ' Ftrst my mother, then my w1fe - m my entire hfe I ve never Jack La La nne l J Capt Kangaroo 10 Brady Bunc h 6 News 13 9 00 - Paul 01xon 4 AMJ Ph1l Donahue 15 Wt ld W i ld West 6 Bullwtnkle 8 Mo vie John Go ldf arb Please Home Hom e 13 Unto the H•l ls 33 Roollng Co VINYL SIDING PH 992-7454 or 992-7129 Free Eslrmoles, Midd'"-t,O:j 1974 00 - Sunr ise Sem •nar 4 Summer Semest er 10 25 - Farm Report 13 30 - F1ve Minutes to Ltve By 4 News 6 B•ble Answer s 8 Concerns & Comments 10 Rev Cleoph us Robmson 13 35 - Columbus Today 4 4.5 - Morn mg Report 3 Farmt lme 10 00 - Today J 4 15 CBS News 8 10 Farmers Daugh t er 13 La ssie s Rescue Rangers 6 30 - New Zoo Revue6 H R Pufnst u f 13 00 - New Zoo Revue 13 Capt Kangaroo 8 Jeff s Col lie 6 8 25 8 30 8 55 - roofing , kttchen lk<Jr Vuyt•UiilmIi Nudle Hear h ' about Lhe percentage The Prll conllnns hormunes wh1ch mtrease ~retlons thus proYidmg a more 1deal sOJI !or the ~rowth and reproduction ~r the ~onococcus, lhe bacterium responsible for gonorrhea Also tl 's assumed by some researchers that a woman f'ft'llhf> I l I ur IIden I rood r~tor If a woman takes Tll(o P1ll and sleeps Wllh SOfllt.'Ont who ~s VD? her chances of <.OOtrct cttng the disease are JUSt ,rboUI duubled What's Ihe Pill got lo do wtlh It' - CURIOUS t1cularly hke but rf they f1L I wear em and say not hmg Eve r y time I ve bought het a dress, swtmswt, even a mghtgown, she 's TUESDAY OCTOBER 1 lhee to a clothier - I~ he s repressmg her' My w1fe keeps my closet stocked w1th tlungs I don't par H igh School Football PPHS Barboursvil le Blcentennta l Band A Rama ~et 1 1Bul don '! be surprL'"'d rf she poui.S-females have lhrs lhmg ,1hnu I>' ht v m ..: tht rr HK;n o~rc style-uncvnsclous) - H Why IS 1t that a woman can choose her husb<md s clothes a nd people cons1der her a good httlc w1fe domg her duly,' bul 1f a man buys h1s w1fe s clothes (or ms 1sts she dress a certatn Y.ay) CABLE CHANNEL FIVE 700pm 9 30 p m - 992 3S09 9 22 71c For Rent or Sale 4 1 00 - Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992-7089 N1ght 992 3525 or 992-5212 Service • ) W - Merv Griffin • M ls t@r Rogers 10 33 Anythmg You Can W1ter Unes and Power Lmes AU work. done by the foot or con1ract Also dozer i•"' ned Helen Help By Helen Boncl Us. • • 00 "- Mr Bewltchod 3 Lucy Show 8 • M.1kr ,, s!arvl for men's rlghi.S, and . 1lunt MONDAY, SEPT 30 1914 oRatiNG SERVI.CE . . 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QUALITY 2 .....(.. .,nd 'ihOw PhOriC 99 '} 9 ?4 lllp For sale • 1- The l'lallv S.,ntlllr!l, P.hddle1l0rt i'OIJlt•rny, o , Mooday, &pi ao, 1974 l ur bid 1& the three level is a force TODAY S QUESTION Your partner continues to three diamonds What do you do now" Answer Tomorrow \ ' • ? ! �• • 8 - The Dally Sentinel, Midd!Pport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Monda)', Sept. 30, 1974 show ~~~:'~~:!~:=~~:;;;:~=="~= Duet features hand Louann Newell, head majorette of the Eastern High School ' Marching Band, -and Diana Guthrie, Federal Hocking drum majorette, joined in a vocal duet during the ,Eastern halftime show Friday night. The Eastern band directed by Charles ' Wills, entered the fie ld in a company fronf with only drum accompaniment . The band then swung into steps-twos, moving into two chevrons and going up field, presenting a diamond drill at midfield . to the march , "French National Defile." The band then went into a drill using a column flash back from the sideline, a wedge drill, and a displacement drill playing SUITS FILED A judgment for money and suit for support have been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Herbert P. Cross, Pomeroy, asks $900 from Eric P. Boegli , Pomeroy allegedly due for r ent. Margie D. Ruscetti, Albuquerque, N. M., sued for support under the Re ciprocal Agreement Act from John Edwin Smith, Sr., Pomeroy. \OHW I "Just about l~e time you think you-'ve finished cleaning your house, someone tracks in mo·re dirt" the pop tune, "I Shall Sin~: " with Miss Newell and Miss Guthrie joining for the duet. Other Eastern majorettes in the routine were Joanne Pick, Belinda Deeter, Betsy Amsbary and Teresa Carr. Playing ·' Trumpet Voluntary," the Eastern band then performed a wedge drill, a diagonal flashback off the sideline and a column flashback with a sideline exit. Wl'dnnday thrnu~:h Friday - Fair "llh hlj:hs In tht> 50s on Wt'dnt·~day , warming to tht' 70s by Friday. Lows In thr mid 30s to ~ e mid 40s. Market Report Range of ( 'untinued from pa!(e 1 her pro!(rcss from the opt'ration continue satisfactory." The President visited his wife twice Sunday, sa yin~£ she was feeling "very well," but "a little tired .' ' The fatigue, F(lrd added, was "a normal reaction ." Speaking of the operation, Ford said, " Everything went well under the circumstances." But he a ppeared somber and red-eyed when he emerged from the hospital Sunday night after an hour and a half visit with Mrs. Ford in the hospital's VlP suite . Ford was asked whether his wife's illness would force him to cancel a number of speaking appearances he had arranged during October on behalf of Republican candidates. "We DO<.-rOR ON NIXON NEW \'ORK (UPil - Dr. Arnold Hu ts~ hnerker, a Ne" \'ork p yrhothrrapl t, • ays Conner !•resident Richard Nixon should "revitalize his rreatlve t>nergles" an d tell the full Watergate tory or else face d cllnlng health and death. " If Nixon rannot revitalize h i~ creative energies, he mus t die," said Hulschnecker, 76, who saw Nixon as a patient several times in the early 1950s. " He can re press and become exhaus ted from It," the psychotherapist said In a magazine inter vie w, "or start to open doors and let things out and ultimately feel better. Then he can rebuild his life." GALLIPOLIS, OHIO, Sept. 28, 1974 Sales Report Of Ohio Valley Livestock Co. STOCKER CATTLF. • STEERS - 250 to 300 lbs. 22.50 FOOD DEARER to 27.50; 300 to 400 lbs. 21 to WASHINGTON (UP!) 26.25 ; 400 to 500 lbs. 20 to 29: 500 Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz said today that. super- to 600 lbs. 24.50 to 31 : 600 to 700 market shoppers can expect to lbs. 23 to 27.50; 700 lbs. and pay an additional 8 to 10 per Over 21.50 to 29.75. HEIFER CALVES - 250 to cent for food by the end of next 300 lbs. 22 to 26.50: 300 to 400 year . Butz said the price hikes will lbs. 21 to 28.25; 400 to 500 lbs. ::::~:=~:=~:::::::::::::~~:::~-;:=:::=~:::::::::::::;:,:::::::::::::: be "gradual" with "perhaps 2 20.50 to 29.25; 500 to 600 lbs. 19 THREE RUNS MADE or 3 per cent more this year" to28.75; 600to 700lbs. 21 to 27; The Middleport E-R squad and the remainder in 1975. He 700 lbs. and Over 20 to 26.50. answering three calls Sunday STOCK COWS & BULLS (By said prices have already inhaven't thought beyond next we nt at 8:34a .m. to the home of creased 12 per cent during the The Head) -Stock Cows 140 to week," he replied. He gave the same answer Mrs. Jennie Hoy, 356 Broadfirst nine months of this year 217.50 ; Stock Cows and-Calves and indicated that the worst 200 to 292.50 ; Stock Bulls 145 to when asked about a Newsweek way, but Mrs. ~oy was dead 210; Baby Calves 15 to 45; (By report that he would bow out of up_on the squad s arri val ; at . may be over. The Pound) - Canners & the 1976 presidential race .. _12 · 45 P -~· for Amanda Murray Cutters Cows 14 to 21.50; · because of his wife's condition. at 218 Mill St., an? took he_r to Ford had said he would Veterans Memonal Hospital, Holstein Cows 20 to 23.70; Commercial Bulls ( 1,000 lbs. "probably" run for a full term and at 5:53p.m_. to Park St. for AUTOS COLLIDE ·in the residency. Wtlhe Lou Gnmm , who was Mino r damages were and Over ) 24.50 to 29.75 . P taken to P leasa nt Va lley, VEAL CALVES Tops 220 repor ted to two cars in an Mrs. Ford had no unusual Hospital. accident on West Main St. near lbs. to 250 44 to 48.85 ; Medium Shammy's Drive-In parking lot 200 lbs. to 300 32 to 40 ; Culls 30 problems as a result of the operation , accordin g to a White at 9 p.m . Saturday. A car Down. The popula lion of India is SHOATS~ 4 to 17.50. House medical report. driven by Sampson Dars t, She sat up in bed Sunday and expected to reach 1,300,000,000 Rutland , backed into a parked also took a short walk . After by the year 2000 - equal to the car driven by William Weaver , being fed intravenously for two population of the entire world Holzer Medical Center Middleport . There were no days, she now will be able to in 1900. (Births) injuries. Darst was cited on a!Y""'' Friday - Mr. and Mrs. have regular meals. assured clear distance chttr(e . The President and other Michael Gardner, Middleport, a daughter. Mr . and Mrs. Carl visitors, including House chapCLUB TO MEET Ray Scaggs, Pt. Pleasant, a lain Edward Latch and evanATHENS - The Athens gelist Billy Zeoli , a close family son . Stamp Club, which meets CALLED TWICE Saturday - Mr. and Mrs. friend from Grand Rapids, monthly, will hold its first fall The Pomeroy E-R squad Carpenter, Pt. Mich., said the First Lady meeting Wednesday at 7:30 answered a · call to the Wilt Walter Pleasant, a daughter. Mr. and exhibited great inner strength p.m. at the Electric Co., 100 S, residence on Welshtown Hill at Mrs. Milton DeGraw, Oak Hill, throughout the ordeal. 6:24 p.m. Saturday for Ada · "She's very strong and she May St., Athens . The group will a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. trade, buy and sell stamps. Cramlet, · who was taken to Kenneth Madden, Middleport, expects the family to be," Ford There will be a film on United Veterans Memorial Hospital a son. Mr. and Mrs. George said, adding that he found his Nations stamps and George where she was admitted. At Tilly, Wellston, a son . Mr. and wife "surprisingly happy" and Lobdell, one of the members, 1:57 p.m. the squad went to the Mrs . Terry Vallance, expected she would be able to will display his special Senior Citizens Center for Gallipolis, a daughter . Mr . and leave the hospital in about 10 collection of . Polish stamps. Eleanor Pierce, who had Mrs. John Vititbe, Dundas, a days. fallen. She was also taken to Mrs. Ford will have to Children and adults are son . Mr . and Mrs. James Veterans Memorial Hospital. convalesce three or four weeks welcome. Walton, Vinton, a son . Sunday - Mr. and Mrs. after she returns to the White Kenneth Baker, Leon, W. Va., House and will be watched as a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. an outpatient after she leaves William Eachus, Gallipolis, a the hospital. TONIGHT THRU THU R. son . Mr . and Mrs . Paul 5 E PT. 30-0CT. 3 Gillman, Bidwell ... a son. Mr. A thought for the day : NOT OPEN and Mrs . · Jerry Johnson, American playwright Louis FRI.-SAT .. SUN. Rutland, a daughter. Mr. and Kaufman Anspacher said,. OCT. 4-S-6 Mrs . Roger Wallace , Pt. " Marriage is that relation DIRTY MARY, Pleasant, a son. between man and woman in CRAZYLA~RY which the independence is . Technicolor Peter Fonda equal, the dependence mutual, "PG" and the obligation reciprocal." CARTOONS SHAZARILL Show Starts 7 PM JERUSALEM ( UPI ) ASSISTED TWO Former President ' Zalman RACINE - The Racine E-R Shazar is suffering from a squad was called at 1:25 a .m. variety of illnesses, a hospital Monday for Jeannie Kiser, spokesman said Sunday. The Syracuse, who was' having spokesman said Shazar, 84, difficulty breathing. She was · was "quite seriously ill," but taken to the Holzer Medical declined to list his ailments. He Gente·r. At 8:55a.m. Saturday, said the former president had the squad removed James entered Hadassah Hospital Davis, Portland, who was ill, to Saturday. the St. Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg. All r---- - --------------~-~--- a· ked 1 ontinu d from · page I ployment rate that wa last published at 5.4 per cent - is already this stat .'' Asked hi assessment of the swrunit, Greenspan answered : "There was not a single economist nor anybody else who had a prescription which will simultaneously suppress our inflation rate, improve production and reduce unemployment. Now that may seem like sort of a negative approach to the problem, but what it does indicate is ... that it is a ·longterm problem. " Two liberal Democrats had a slightly different evaluation 1on ABC's "Issues and Answers). "My own view, " Sen. EdmUnd S. Muskie of Maine said, " is that heavy-handed budget cutting could be a mistake; it could trigger a recession and it could focus on problems of those people who are particular ly hurt by inflation and unemployment. " Muskie also said "we have got to find a way to generate across the board restraint on wages and prices and that probably is the most important first step consideration that we must give. " · Both Muskie and Sen. Walter F . Mondale of Minneosta op- ' posed a proposal for increased gasoline taxes. Elsewhere (on CBS ' " Face the Nation ") conservative Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan., said Congress would not accept the tax. Area :Oeaths ! Jenf!ie ~colt Hoy died on unday Mrs. Jennie Scoft Hoy, 76, died Sunday morning at her home on Broadway St. , Middleport, following a llngeri ng illness. Mrs. Hoy was born Dec. 22, 1897 at Louisa, Ky., the daughter of .the late George and Maggie Martin Scott. She was also prel:eded in death by her husband, Jack, in 1971; a daug hter and a son, one sister, and fi ve brothers. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Ruben Colli ns, Mr s. (Thelma) Eliza beth Oiler, an d Mi ss Maggie Hoy, ali of Middleport; two sisters, Mrs. Lucy Brogan , ·Powelton, W. Va., and Mrs. Lacey Williams, St. Albans, W. Va.; three brothers, George and Thurman Scott of Kayford , W. Va., and William Scott of Glen, W. Va., and two grandsons, Stephen Oiler of Pompano Beach, Fla ., and Richard Oiler, Jr., of Fairfie ld , Conn. Mrs. Hoy was· a member of the United Methodist Church in Decola , W. Va . Funeral l),~ rvices will be at 2 p.m . Wednesday at the Rawlings-Coats Fune ral Home with Mr. George Glaze officiatin g. Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery . Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 p.m. and fr om 7 to 9 p.m . Tuesday. The administration economists, Mondale said, "are not talking about tax reform which picks up money from people who are now now paying much - the very wealthy, the multinationals -and brin_ging it into the hands of the average taxpayer. They are talking about a 10 cent a gallon tax which will increase the cost to the average consumer, the person going to work in the morning.'! Harmon Sprouse Harmon Sprouse, 72, a resident of Rt. I, Ewington, died in Holzer Medical Center Saturday evening. He was born May 4, 1902, son of the late Thomas and Iva Spires Sprouse at Ewing ton . He married Jemima Zinn in 1926 at Gallipolis. She survives along with one son and one daughter, Mrs. John {Esta Mae) Downard, Vinton and L~wis H. Sprouse, Rt. I, ~wington . Five grandchildren survive . He was preceded In death by one son, CurUu Sprouse. Two brothers and two sisters preceded him In deatll . Funeral services will be held 1 p.m . Tuesday at VInton United Methodist Church with Rev. Ray Reynolds and Rev. El mer Geiser officiating . Burial will be in Franklin Cemetery . Fr iends may call at the McCoy-Moore Funeral home today from 2-4 and 7-9 p.ni. Ford Continued fr om page 1 ments. Ford was expected to welcome the central bankers and finance ministers of 125 cOWltries attending the annual meeting of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. He has called his chief lobbyist, William Timmons, his budget director, Roy Ash, and the chief of his domestic council, Kenneth Cole, to an afternoon meeting. They were expected to discuss one of Ford's promises to the weekend economic swnmit - holding the federal budget to $300 billion next year - and ways of getting Congress to reduce expenditures. For!l promised Saturday that he would provide a "coherent and consistent" program for fighting inflation within 10 days. Although Ford has cut back his schedule, he still plans to hold a white House dinner with retiring members of Congress this week and a diplomatic · reception. TEA PLANNED MASON . - The United Methodist Women of Mason will hold a friendship tea at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the . church. All women of the church are invited. MEIGS THEATRE Check with your friends and they'll tell you the best place In Pomeroy to do all your building materia Is and hardware shopping is with the "FRIENDLY ONES". 110th ANNIVERSARY SALE SPECIAL PURCHASE AND SALE! FAMOUS MAKER ----· MONDAY thru FRIDAY \ --~-~----NO ~OUPON NECESSARY nd d.ay your epare oath can work for you •IRa 1a~1ngt • aecount with us ___....____ 11:00 A.M. TO 3:00 P.M. NO LIMIT ON SALES ~-· Our Lunch Special It anothr reason why "Meigs County loves what the Colonel cooks," and Savings Co. 11M abarrel of fun fried Ckifta. -CROW'S.STEAK HOUS£ ' -------N )URAN(f -- -I - -- -- CO RPORATION ---- Coordinates Coordinates Coordinates Coordinates Coordinates Coordinates .. --- - • - - .••. - - . Reg. . Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg . Reg. Reg. 15.00 Coordinates 14.00 Coordinates .. 13.00 Coordinates 12.00 Coordinates 11.00 Coordinates 10.00 Coordinates 9.00 Coordinates - • - . Sale Sale Sale Sale 12.10 11.50 10.90 9.90 Sale 9.30 Sale 8.80 Sale 8.20 Sale· 7.70 Sale 7.10 Sale Sale Sale Sale 6.60 6.00 5.50, 4.90 BE SURE TO REGISTER in the Third Floor Furniture Departm.ent or at our Mechanic Street Warehouse for $500.00 . in Gift Certificates. No Purchase is Necessary and you need not be present to win. ~ All Depo~its Guaranteed to $20,000.00 Bv T-ht= Federal Deposit lnsura.n ce Corporation Member Federal Reserve System DlfO) IT TM 2 PIECES CHICKEN, SLAW AND .ROLL POMEROY, OHIO f'r~ .. ~~ 22.00 21.00 20.00 18.00 17.00 16.00 • HOT, LIGHT, THRIFTY AND FUN . ··~ Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. LUNCH SPECIAL The Farmers Bank . ~ Jackets, Pants, Sweaters Vests, Shirts CARRY-OUT OR DRIVE-IN ONLY Mone y in a savings account with us produces more money for you . lt works 24 hours a day~ takes no time off for rest , sleep, vacations, sick leave , holi days or coffee breaks. ' COORDINATE·SPORTSWEAR - SHOP WEEKDAYS9:30toS - FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30to8 ....______________ ELBERFELDS IN POM.EROY POMEROY, OHIO ) .. � 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 09. September 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 September 30, 1974 hoy sprouse