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T nm son, Gallipolis : David OT>t·ll. lms t~•ld tht• gnwrmnt•nt u · Spi'IH' l'l' • •~ c·• .f,.,s tess . Mason : Rubt>rl Warn•n . will n•imhunw hnmt• ~ · anMt•mbt•rs art • to Iwing l!ifl s fnr Gallipolis: Mrs. Geor~-:e nrrs .whn had food stmil p;lflt ' ll l:-) at !lw Afllt•u::; Mt·nt;tl Greene, Hartrord : Mrs. Elsie lit•ramw or its 11roduds. I k :d ' I· ( ···rdt·r \ r '!wr .... : •: .; 1,.., Rardin . Point Pleasanl : Holley Nu ont• knn"·s t•xat•tly htl" \\ lir k.' "''"P \\ rlf !w ' •·' 1! Sampson. Sp{'nce r. many t·unstunt·rs mu~· h"!\'1' SQUAD CALLED The Pomeroy F>R squad answered a call to Meigs High School at I ;38 p.m. for Mark Pierce who had suffered a lacerated ringer. He was taken to the Holzer Medica l Center. At 10:04 p.m . the squad was called to Mulberry Ave . [or Mrs . Helena Mullen who wa s taken to the Holzer Medical Center where she was trea ted ,for an illness and then returned to her home . MEIGS THEATRE lost food , but tht• A~rkulhtn· Dt•pllrlmt•IJI. tht• C••nsumt•r Prodlu.·t Sah·t}' Cummissiun and ~n·sidt•nt Fonfs t·unsumn ad\'isu . \'iq.!ini a Knmn·r. all n•t·t'in•d S('Orl' !' of romplaints and lt·ttt•n; abn.nt Kt' rr prududs. The TWO ENDED marria'-! e of THURSDAY AFTERNOON BOWL INC LE.ACUE STANDINCS J ea n Franc is Diu lt>y and Elsun H. Dailey has been dissoh,ed a ccording tu an en tr y filed in llw Mt"igs County Common Plea s Court . Fil('d in the c ourt also wa s a n appli ci;iiCd ror the dissolulion or the marriage of Tonight thru Thursday NOV. 19·21 NOT OPEN Paul F.dward Smi th to Sandra Sue Sinith. FRL. -SAT.- SUN . NOV. 22-23-24 "MAME " (Technicolor) Luc il le Bart PRACTICE CALLED RACINE - There will be a practiee at 2 p.m. Sunday for Lhe Racine Chapter. Order of Eastern Star. installation. I PC ) Show Starts 7 p.m . ~A We-ek of Nov em ber 14th ; Won Los1 Young ' s M ob ._1f'n ' ' '" ~0 7tl Heiner.:, Bnker ·( 60 7A Ten m N o . .1 '1 1 3-l Com m & Saving<; S~ JS Robb in s & My~r s S7 36 Bob Evan s Stc .11<. Ho1•::.1' SO 38 Slurcl i House t8 .10 Pe opl~s Ban k .1.: J4 Pt . Plo.o~asant R eq is l<'r 38 50 Johnsons Mk I 7.1 6·1 Ferrel Is Glass 73 6S Thl rn No ro /0 68 Thi s week l orYou·,.q · s M ob i le Hom es, Sh(1ron H(lyt:'s bow l ed n 193 518 Fr- an k.• c Duncn n (sub . ) was "hi gh for Heiners Bakery w ith a 183 500. For Tean1. No. 4, Jo Mntthews had 14:1 "''" High bow iPr lor Commer c ial & Savings Bank was Mev Ward with ~1 190 487 . Janel Donahue roll ed a 161 -408 lor Robbin s & My er s For Bob Evans. Jewell Gray bowled n 175 "62. Virginia Gr over wa s high tor Slurdi Hou se wi th 166 J63. For Peopl es Bank , Te r esa BliHa rd had 156 442 . Kilren Nott had high game . 134 and Nancy NoH had h igh ser ies 366 of Point Pl ea Sdl')f Register . For John son' s Market , Vonda Jordan rolled a 156 377 . Jan Jacobs bowled 110 31 9 for Ferrell's Glass. F or Team No. 10, Betty Sue Krebs had a 135T~am 358 . He iner s Bakery had . h i gh team game this week of 566 . Commercial & Savings and Heiners Bakery tied for h i gh team series of 1618. Those piCk ing up splits were Nan cy Nott who p icked up the 5-6, the 4.· 5, the 3·5- 6 and the 2-45; Dottie Adams picked up the 3-8 and Mary Ward picked up the 5-7. WEEK NOW YOU KNOW firs t · native Holiday promotion ("unhnul•d from p<.~ge 1 prtrticlpating lnt..•rchanl... •• n• i'ul'l igihl£' . bul employes will be . re indeer was a jet black calf born (m ' private estate Beverly, Mass. in ' Nort)) ,, ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY elig ible. Mrs. O•re~lyn Thomas. clwmber secretary ,is in charge or the pnr;r df' Sht• sc.tid four l;;;rnds dt·finitcl) wiiJ po.trlicipiite, Ea~lern, K~ ~l'l' t H'f'k. Mch.:s and Southern, .:md possibly Wr.thama. Also in · ~ u· p;1 r~tdC' will be Rc~atlf-l Qu{'{'nS and of course, Santa Cl<.~us. Tht- ehamiK-r a !,'l"eed Monday to order 1,000 candy canes for S;:tn!..t l ~o disT.ribute lo ·.ht> children Lhe evening of the parade. The par"de will form prompUy at 6:45p.m . al Lhe Pomeroy .Tt1n ior Hi._gh School .and will leave at 7, proceeding 1l(iwn Main St., s~o pping <it t he parkin~ lot of the Farmers Bank and Savings·· ( 'mnprlny . Everyone wi~hing to p<:tr ticipatr in the parad e b asked 1.0 conlctcl Mrs . Thomas . Tom Reed, pres id ent, cm nounted that Dale W£:trner had inforl:rt"<l him thii t a person is interested in operating a bus SE'rvire be tween Pomeroy and Athens one day .a week. Chamber members relt' this would not be sufficient and suggested another con tact be m'ade wi'.h the Public Utilities Company to see if it coUld get Greyhound or Trailways bus systems to rE"CCnsider and rC'Sume the run from Pomeroy to Ath('n.s. Warner indicated that if passengers warranted, the bus servkt.• might be run more than just one day a week . Reed said perhaps as a last r£>sort the service would be used. Reed said he had nothing n•w Lo report on the closing of the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge. The last report was Lhat the bridge would close "sometime in February or March." Reed said he has a line on two ferries, eight cars each. There are two different firms that are interested he said . Reed also reported that they had received a leiter informing the chamber that the excursion boat the Chaperone would be available in May on a Wednesday or Thursday night. The chamber is going LO try and gel the boat during Regatta in June. Chrisunas decorations will not be erected across the streel.s this year. only at each entrantoe to town. The chamber hopes to make plans the first of the year for new decorations next year. Mrs. Mildred VanMeter said Middleport purchased new decorations eilher last year or the year before and suggested the chamber contact them and see where they purchased them . Altending were Reed, Mrs. Thomas, Anderson, Earl Ingels, Mrs. VanMeter, Melvin VanMeter, Richard Chambers, Virgil Teaford, Jack Kerr, Bill Grueser, Dale Warner, Bob Jacobs, Jack Carsey, Wendall Hoover, Melissia Croise, Beulah Jones and Katie Crow. ' · Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason . Are,., · <\\,, . VOL XXVI NO. 155 and Save! TABLE CLOTH SALE Our entire stock of cloth or vinyl tablecovers is included in this one day .sale. SALE PRICES MAIN STORE · TOYLAND • WAREHOUSE OPEN WEDNESDAY 9:30 TO 5 United States, Ford told joint communique agreeing on the prime minister might be source said. "His rivals within Hirohito the most important ,the need to prevent tbe spread forced wresign under fire very the LDP and in the opposition lesson be had learned in his of nuclear weapons-a clear shortly after he bids Ford a parties will go all out to drive "memorable" trip to Japan him out of office." effort to appease Japanese final farewell Saturday. was "the time has come when Ford addressed the Japanese Secretary of State Henry A. sensitivities over recent no nation may remain isolated reports that U.S. warships Kissinger said Ford's official people directly in his televised · and refuse to take part in the bearing atomic weapons have discussions in Tokyo had speech from the press club, "achieved the optimum of saying ''just as we can work affairs of the rest of the stopped in Japanese ports. · world." The communique also ap- what he could have hoped for." together LO maintain today's Ford began his day with a A power struggle has been peace, we can work' together to peared to signal Japan's second round of talks with willingness, after initial op- under way [or Tanaka's remo- solve tomorrow's problems." Tanaka, then addressed a "We intend · not only to position, to aceept a Ford val from office since a luncheon at the Japan Press administration proposal for aU Japanese magazine published remain a trustworthy ally, but Club, watched a demonstration oil consuming nations to cut a lengthy accusation in Oc· a reliable trading parlner ," of martial arts and attended their petroleum imports by 10 Iober that Tanaka had used Ford said. "We will continue to three cocktail parties prior to per cent. various cabinet jobs LO enrich be suppliers of the goods you the banquet. One party was for But the agreements were himself, largely through land need. If shortages oecur, we leaders of the American com· shadowed by predictions from deals. will take special account of the munity in Japan. Tanaka, a 56-year-old mil- needs of our trading partners." within Tanaka's own ruling Tanaka and Ford isaued a Ubenl Democratic party tbat lionaire in the construction The speech , which was business, has acknowledged he translated simultaneously into made money but denies he did Japanese, also contained anything wrong. The accusa- Ford's first unquallfled alltions triggered the worst crisis mission that the United States in Tanaka's :!&-year career as a faces a recession. conservative political figure. Large crowds lined the "Cslls for his resign11tion wiU streets during the President's intensify after President Ford liHnin\lte drive to the press leaves Japan Friday," one club. There was no cheering or ELBERFELDS IN· POMEROY LOCAL TEMPS Pumeroy a l 11 a. m. was 60 Temperature in downtown degrees und er cloudy ski es. • Tax relief nudged on • Weather Lows tonight i~ 'he low 40s. Cloudy WednesdaJ chance of ·· showers devei~.:.J~ng north . Highs Wednesday in Lhe 50s. Gallopi inflation is inflating your elec ·c.bill. EXTENDED FORECAST Thursday through Saturday. a chanre or showers Thursday and Friday and generally . fair Saturday. Daily high tem· peratllres in the 40s and low 50s. Overnight lows mostly In the 30s. is all this little·-lady ·saved in her " 6VA'R REGUTI'ED! TPKYO . cUPii Japanese Emperor Hlrohito called World War II "regrettable" in a toast to President Ford today and thanked the U nlted Stales for . help extended Japan during the 120 years of diplomatic relations between the two countries. Hirohlto ollered his toast during a state banquet In honor of Ford - the first U.S. President ever to visit Japan - In the Imperial Palace. Earlier the emperor had accepted Ford's In· vltatlon to visit the United States. CHRISTMAS CLUB ACCOUNT Now she has money to do her holi· day shopping. Do you? If you didn't open a Christmas Club last year ... don't make the same mis· take this year. But do it now! JO.I N TODAY •• FRAUD CHARGED HAJ:tRISBURG (UPIJ The Bureau of Consumer Protection says an Ohio company Is using fraud, decepllon and scare tactics In attempts to sell its $799 w~ter conditioners door-todoor In Pittsburgh. A bureau suit charges Generallonlcs, Inc., of Pittsburgh has made false health claims, misrepresented its eompelitors' products and engag~d in Illegal referral selling. Auto Teller Window and .'\fUl l Walk-lip Window \I INIC L BANI< 'Open Friclav Evenini!S 5 to 7 P.M. . WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE MIDDLEPORT, OEIIO · Member Federal llepooll Insurance Corporatlom 1q60 W1LLY S Jeep, new motor. new lop , new tires. in ex cellent condition. Phone 6673759 or 667 -3652 . 1l -19 ·61C YOUR FRIENDLY 1JANK What does it cost, now, to operate your home or your money we must borrow, have It attacks everything anyone business compared to 1971? all gone up-when you come has to buy-excluding nobody. Probably a leap something to us to buy electricity you You shudder a I ittle each time like ours. find it has gone up, too. You could undoubtedly take a We wish it hadn't. you reach into your wallet --·-·- - - - - - ·---- - For you a loaf of bread is up We have a reputation for ~0%. How would you like to ity. If you're new in the area, ask any neighbor about that. night out (which we all need be buying wooden power poles which have jumped once in a while) , .. to match In fact, we·worked for you for any list of ours. decades before we got our over100%? CHAIR BED The SALE •139° 0 _Turn your bed in, now it's a chair. A great-looking comfor· table chair. Victor Stanley's dual purpose idea turns your living room into a p'e rfect guest room . The chair, in gold, green · or blue, extends io 2~" W. x 76... L . Remember: there's no such thing as a day-old pole. ' • I . J ,\"1-- hope it can be stopped, soon. for coal and p~;~yroll and taxes our plants has rocketed' 200% ~ and environmental equipment, We even dream it might be ' ' r • ' .• ' ' Stoppage continues -ree. For both our sakes. In m .' ·Ohio Power Company • ews.~ zn Five fined Br·~~"'*l·:=e· . :W:S . '*l by mayor .+. J • :~·;: ao rolled back. . A MESSAGE FROM THE PEOPLE OF · . ~ tims of galloping inflation. We increased 72%. Coal to run Middleport, Ohio I together. poles and wire and trucks, and • I But now we, like you, are vic- Gasoline to run your car has • Conservation rewarded Weather We're all in this inflation thing And because our costs for "Showroom of Extitlng Furniture" BAK.ER FURNITURE first rate increase. And that's just the point hurting. at intersection lowering the cost of electric- for dinner, even a Saturday Lottery Autos collide pencil and jot down a long I ist of things .. . like shoes for the DONALD MORA, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, centet:, and Tom Hamm, right, Racine area, received "Outstanding Farmer" Awards for 1974 for O\llstanding farm and conservation practices. Thereon Johnson , lefl, chairman of the district board, made the presentation. lli . and for interest rates on the So do we. HAROLD CARNAHAN, left, Rilcine, RD, was toast· master. At right Is John -Stitzlein, Jackson, community resource development agent, the speaker using a slide presentation on "land use planning". sTYLE e hope it stops soon. Inflation is non-selective. flag-waving, as there had been to some degree Tuesday, but neither was a hostile face visible. Ford was guarded by the heaviest security shield Japa· nese police have ever mounted for a foreign visitor, but the mass demonstrations that had been feared during his visit failed to materialize. "We consider the exchanges Continued on page 8 WASHINGTON (UPI)- Tax state senators awaits it in the relief for more than 38 million Senate. If the biU should survive the Americans and an immediate House and the Senate in the few end to the granddaddy of aU tax loopholes, the oil depletion weeks remaining in this allowance, was approved Congress, all taxpayers who Tuesday by the House Ways use the standard deduction an estimated 38.2 million and Means Committee. Action on a chopped-down would get at least a small tax tax bill came duting a break. For those with Incomes of sometimes dramatic session in which softspoken Tennessee less than $15.~. the tax cilt for IIP'W SHoW -Fe&lured at the Monday night meeUng of the Mldd1eport BPW was Republican, ~ep. Jojm J . the 1975 tax year would a lnmioroos style review which included Mrs. Mary Kunzehnan, attired in a ''card" dress; . Duncan, broke ranks with aU average about ~' This woull\ Mi-a. Edith ~orrest .-volunteer fireJII!III, Miali,~jioudasheltin a ''wash" dre~and · his GOP colleagues to cast the be accomplished by increasing decidlng margin in the 13-12 the rate for the standard Mrs. Grace Pratt in a "bruatied wool,"left to right. '· vote to end the depJetion deduction from 15 per cent to 18 per cent of income, and raising pieces or yarn. allowance. Mrs. Alwilda Werner wore a Chairman Wilbur Mills, D- the maximum allowable net outfit, Mary !;lacon, the Ark .,' said he hoped to get the deduction from $2,000 to $2,300. drape, and Mrs. Eloise Wilson, bill to the floor Dec. 4 or 5, but The minimum deduction, the sack, a dress of feed sacks. · I!VA'n if it passes the House, an which the poor would get no Miss Houdashelt presided, almost certain filibuster by oil- matter what their income, would be Increased from $1,300 welcoming members and to $1,600 for individuals and guests. Mrs. Vale introduced $1,900 for joint returns. TOMMYTIIEISS, center,.and his father, Charles Thew, right, of the Racine area recei~ed Mrs. Wilson who talked on the review presented earlier at the goals of BPW; Mrs. Forest, Oil . companies were hit .By Charlene HoeRicb the Goodyear Award from Bob Adams, Goodyear representative, for outstandtng conservatiOn especially hard. The 22 per A humorous style review of district meeting of the BPW. who commented on why she practices on their farm . Mrs. Mary Kunzelman wore a cent oil depletion allowaqce costumes made from "throwjoined the club as a charter would drop to 15 per cent aways" highlighted the guest dress of playing cards, Edith member and has remained a retroactive to last Jan. 1, and night observance of the Mid· Forrest was costumed as a member through the years , volunteer rireman, Miss would end completely In six dleport Business and Continued on page 2 Freddie Houdashelt in a dress. weeks, on Jan. 1, 1975. Professional Women's Club at fashioned of soap cartons, and WASHINGTON (UP!) A temporary excess profits the Columbia Gas Co. Monday Pratt in a brushed Mrs. Grace Ohio Lottery Commission tax -actually a graduated evening. _ . . cafeteria. Entertainment, wool made of varied colored officials testified today that excise tax on crude oil pricesBy Bob Hoeflich presented a plaque to Charles Mrs. Nellie Vale mrrrated the which was well received, was statements by U. S. Attorney would be imposed for five Presentation of awards for Theiss and his son, Tommy, for provided by vocal students General William B. Saxbe have years although a portion of the outstanding conservation and outstanding conservation accompanied by guitars played caused a steady decline in tax could be '''plowed back" farm practices, election of a practices on their farm. lottery ticket sales in Ohio into oil exploration and new director, and en· · Using slides, John Stitzlein, by Kim Batey, Denise Dean and Peggy TrusselL Others of Five defendants were fined which has created a loss of development beginning in 1976. tertainment by an outslandlng Jackson, community resource These actions, plus a variety of Eastern High School vocal and development agent, presented the group were Karen Fick, . By United Preu lldemaliooal and two others forfeited bonds revenue to the state. Terri Bahr, Diana Massar, Ohio Lottery ·Executive other smaller oil tax changes instrumental students a detail study of land use NAIROBI - A LUFTHANSA JUMBO jet lost power shortly in Middleport Mayor Fred Kathy Pullins, Katrina Batey, after takeoff from Nairobi Airport today aqdcraslted in flames a Hoffman's court Tuesday Director Johri E . Kirkland, would coat oil companies an highlighted the annual dinner planning. Jan Wilson, Lola Walker, Nola mile from the end of the runway, kUling scores of passengers and night. · administrative assistant estimated $3.2 billion in 1975 meeting of the Meigs Soil and Serving' as toasimaster was Young, Betsy Amsbary, · crew. It was the flr8t fatal crash of a Boeing 7~7 in the five ye!!fS Fined were BIU Reeves, 49, Robert J. Cresente and legal and an estimated $15.9 billion Water Conservation District Harold Carnahan, Racine , and Teresa Buckley, Lori Young, Tuesday night at Eastern High Clarence McKnight introduced the craft has been in service. Pomeroy, $10 and costs, counsel Stephen T. Parisi over six years. Paula Hawk and Julie Alaskan North Slope oil and School. a five-page the speaker and gave the in· Although airport officials said earlier at least 152 of the 157 disorderly manner; Harold submitted Whitehead. Students of Mrs. ConUnued on page 8 pen10ns on board the plane were known dead, Kenyan Minister of Sammy Uttle, 38, Middleport, stateme~t to a hearing before Elected to a three-year term vocation. Jennifer Machir, the group on the board of supervisors ·of The Eas tern Band Boosters Communications Omolo Okero said only 97 bodies hild been $15 and costs, lighting; Robert · the U.S. Senate Subcommittee sang, "One Tin Soldi~r," " My the district, succeeding David served the dinner in the school recovered, moat of them burned beyond recognition. An airline w. Barton, 50, Middleport, $150 on Criminal Laws and Sweet Lady" and "I Believe in Procedures. spoke11J180 in Frankfurt said between 50 and 60 person~ ba~ been and costs, three days conKoblentz, Chester, was David Music ." Lottery executives from 13 pulled hun the wreckage alive and taken to hospl~lis and linemen!, driving while inGloeckner of the Racine area. A flute trio and a clarinet IT'S OFFICIAL NOW emergency medical facilities in this East African city s 001~~t toxicated; Wanda Landers, 37, states have testified or are Other candidates were Joe quartet compl eted the enTOKYO (UPI) - For the Most of tile 1311 passengers and 18 crew members on F..,... Pomeroy, $25 and costs, scheduled to testify before the Bailey and James Meredith. At tertainment. Clarinetists were time without Pomeroy Police investigated the end of the "present" vote, first 340 were Wast Germans, the airline spokesman said. The plane leaving the scene · of an ac- twiKiays of hearings. Kathy Newell, Lori Young, President The Ohio lottery executives a three-car accident at 4:33 the three candidates stood in a qualification, cident;. Daniel R. McCloud, 20, was bound for Johannesburg. Cheryl Griffin and Diana Middleport, $5 and costs, ex· noted that Saxbe had warned Tuesday on West Main St. in Uoree way tie, broken by a few Ford said today America Massar and the flutists were COLUMBUS- THE LATEST REPORT OF official returns pired operator's license. races recession. that -although be was unsure, which no personal injuries absentee ballots on hand. Barbara Andrews, Louann In a speech to the, Japan from the Nov·. I eleCtion lssned by Ohio Secretary of State Ted,~. Presenting the outstanding Forfeiting bonds were federal criminal statues may were reported. Newell and Crissy Morlan. Press Club televised Brown showed GoV•.elect James A. Rhodes hoosting his.margm Charles Whitt, Middleport, $30 apply to the states. Pauline Mayer, Pomeroy, farmer awards to Donald tbrougbout the country, tbe of victorY over Gov. John J. Gilligan to 13,829 wtes. "The aura of doubt has had was attempting to make a right Mora, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, and bond, assault and battery; Otto President .s aid: "Like Official rel:llrils from eight more counties Tuesday showe,d Johns~n. 70, Pomeroy, $30 an obvious, negative effect ·on hand turn off Main onto Thomas Hamm, Racine, for ASKTOENDIT others, we suffer from I~ GU!igan lost 178 votes and Rhodes 10 from the previous days bond, disorderly conduct. public acceptance of the lot- ., Ebenezer when her car was outstanding farm and con· Paul Edward Smith , Mid· nation. Like others, we face figures. Rhodes had 1,492,076 votes and GU!igan.1,~78,446 wtth 62 tery," the .officials said In their struck in . the rear by a car seryation practices was dleport, and Sandra Sue Smith, recession." statement. "Many citizens fear driven by Hichard Canterbury, Thereon Johnson , chairman of of Ohio's 88 counties reporting final official ~turns. . . . Pomeroy , have filed for ; they may be violating the law New Haven, W. Va. The Mayer the district's supervising dissolution of marria ge in UNITED NATIONS- SECRETARY GE;NERAL Kurt Wald· by buying a state lottery car in turn hit a parked car board . Bob Adams, Goodyear Common Pleas Court. The Cloudy and colder tonight ticket. SQUAD CALLED helm has called on lsraella and Araba to cooperate with U. N. . owned by Betty Wil~on, company representative . The Pomeroy E·R Squad was marriage of Jean Fran_c is peacekeeping e!!ortA! to prevent a new Middle East war. Arudous and Thursday, a chance of "This is reflected by steadily Pomeroy. · called TueSday at 6 :53p.m. for Dailey and Elson Ray Dailey about heightened teruolon In the area, Waldhelm appealed to "aU snow flurries. Low tonight In declining ticket sales in OhioCenterbury was cited for Sharon Luikhart, age 3, a w.as dissolved by a court enlfy the governments concerned" Tuesday to avoid tlllching off the the mid 30s. High Thursday in and in other states which hilve failure to maintain assured possible pneumonia patient, today. the ~Os . fifth war in a quarter.(:elltury of crisla. a longer sales history to clear distance. There was Two deer killed who was taken to Pleasant The call followed reporta that Syria is uncertain over letting analyze," 'the statement said. heavy property damage. the u. N. peacekeeping force remain on the <¥an Helgbts for Valley Hospital . by autos Tuesday FREE CLOTIUNG SQUAD SUMMONED another iJx months when the truce team's maitdllte exp~s Nov. :-;y&;:~~:~=~:-...:::~-::9,>;:~~:~ RACINE - The Racine ~Z~8!lii!!81.:EZ!~::mm8!lll~ii8ji8.S!i8·i8···-uwA······,·::&X··,·, .. ,, .. ,X:.•*>%••••· The Gallia-Meigs ComDlp)omatle aourcei said Syria Is thinking about renewing the The Meigs County Sheriff's munity Action Agency wiU hold took EXTENDED. FORECAST ~te for ·a ~onth period Instead of for slx montbs. The · ·Emergency Squad Dept. investigated two ac· a free clothing day for low Friday .through Sunday, uld llraells oppolled to anything abort of full renewal. Kathryn Holman, Rl. I, cidents Tuesday in which two cloudy Friday, increasing income families on Friday, waldheimcaUed in Syrian officials to dii'Cltu the matter, but Racine, to the Holzer Medical deer were killed. At 7:15p.m. Nov . 22 from 9 a.m. unti13 p.in. cloudiness Saturday, chance diplomat. said there is no indication of the secretary general Center at 8:35 a.m. Wednesday RAVENSWOOD- 'lbere 11110 11pJ1811!111let ap today ilia In Olive Twp. on SR 124, a deer at the Cheshire Community with a possible ankle fracture. of raia on Sunday. Hlgbs will · managing to get DamaiiCIIll to cba~e its mind .. slrlke at tbe K•l• Alamlnj!m Plat near Rave .. wood here when it ran in front was killed . ' Center. be Uoelower40s on Friday, of car driven by Donald that begaa 'l'llesday lllOI'IIIq. rlslag to between 40 and 50 on ISRAEL MOURNED rrs DEAD THE ~ITER town wortmo!D were d off their J•at 8 a.m., a eomjlp,y Eugene Bartimus, 21, Rt. I, Saturday and Sunday . NOW YOU KNOW of Belt Shean todi,y and declared a ''war on terror to rid the offldal 1akl. Plcteta .aptjeared Tuesday mondng ,at accea Reedsville. The first shoe to be made in Overnight lo)Vs in l"e 305, Middle EaSt of Ar~b guerrillas. In DaJIIaBCid, the Popular Al9 p.m. in Lebanon Twp . on l'Oildl. A company lpot0111111a, Jolm CaDabaa, said yaterLOCAL TEMPS exceptio tbe upper 20s early America was manufactured in FrUit for the liberation of Paleatlne took TR 138 Eugene Guy Long, 39, daY. the work lloJIPIISe appue~~tly steJ1UI !rom dllclpllaary 1628 by Thomas Beard, who · Friday. · esponslblljty for the Belt Shean raid . Q!ld vo~ to ' Temperature in downtown Rt. I, Long Bottom, struck and aetloo taken against an employe wbo refuled an -lgnment. PomerO)' today at II a.m. was came over in 'the Mayflower. -',,strike at ttie enemy until the_l!bera.tlon~our land from Zionist ·.~~'$$!:! $; •• : •• •t ••• ~ killed a'deer. 53 degrees under sunny skies. ., Continued on page 8 · Laughs featured throwaway revue children, winter coats, meat Auto Sales • TEN CENTS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1974 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO By HELEN THOMAS UPI White House Reporter TOKYO (UP[) - Amid predictions the ruling JapMese government might fall )Vithin the week, President Ford agreed today with Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka on the need to halt tbe spread of nuclear weapons and pledged closer ties between the two countries. Ford wound up his hectic second full day in Tokyo at a banquet for Emperor Hirohito with a toast to "the governmenlo! Japan and mUiioris and millions of Japanese." Borrowing the words of the flriot Japanese enwy to the Shop Wednesday Solid Colors and Patterns •Squares •Oblongs •Ovals •Rounds entine i IlelnoCratic · ':"*. : . ;. \' ' "' '~· j I I .• I ./ •'' ,. . ' �.. ,. . r ....... ,~ the marke t by in 24 and 100 tablet bottles. "It is FDA'~ position that the . wiU10ut seekjng approval products, as labeled, are new FDA prior to marketing ," drugs which introduced to FDA said. ;New .a rthritis remedies pulled hack · ,. WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Food and Drug Administration said toda y that two arthritis . remedies are being recalled · because they ' cduld produce ; 'potentially fat al aspirin . poisoning if misused. The products are "Aspirin Arthritis Pain Formula" ·aspirin at the same time. S~h and "Saloxium AnalgeMc Anti- concurrent use could lead to inflammatory tablets," both "serious .. aspirin poisoning, it manufactured ' by Whitehall said. "" Laboratories ol New York . Aspirin poisoning can be The FDA warned consumers fatal, especially in 'children. not to use the two recently The FDA said it feared that introduced products because doctors treating overdose · the y are labelled " aspirin cases may not recogniZe that · free" while in ' reality they are ·the ingredient llsteil on. the converted to an aspirin type packages - Salsalat - - can compound once in the body. produce aspirin poisoning and The agency said it is w'll'ried should be treated in the same that some people may use the fashion. drugs to relieve arthritis It alSo said it feared use of suffering and take regular the products could trigger excessive bleeding in patients who were being treated with blood thinners. The FDA said BAZAAR SALE SET the tablets are long and A holiday bazaar and bake rounded and nearly identical to sale will he Friday at the another Whitehall productMount Moriah Baptist Church, 11Arthritis Pain FormutanFourth and ·Main, Middleport, which is not involved in the rebeginning at 10 a .m . At noon a call. huicheon of sandwiches, soup Both products were available and pie will be served. For soup car.ry out orders, con. tainers must be provided. Pomeroy has $164,705 in all its funds llalance of all funds for the village of Pomeroy totaled $1&1,704.53 as of Oct. 31 according to a report presented to Pomeroy Council Monday night by Jane Walton, clerk . Receipts, expenditures, and balance in the active funds respectively were : general , $5733.70, $8697. 79, $3119 .21; revenue -sharing, $3943, $23.10, $20,712.80 ; water well improvement, $115 ,406 . 11 ,' $82,387.23, $30,835.19; sewer, $5218.54, $10,066.78, ($3835.46) ; fire, no receips , $472.39, $6593.37; cemetery, $862, $814 .44 , $424 .94; street, $5866 .59, $2778.93, $4154 .80; s tate highw ay , $470.65, no expenditure, $3204.74 ; water operating, $11,207.77, $4861.74, $4241.79; guaranty meter, $125, $212, $5582.96; parking meter, $1530, $17,000, $12,934.80 ; utility, no receipts, $1085.34, $22 ,137.33 ; fire house improvement, no receipts, no expenditures, $2477.40. Receipts , expenditures and balance in all active funds respectively were, $150,363.27, . $128,393.74, $112,584.07. There were no receipts or expenditures in the inactive funds. Balances in the inactive funds were , bond retirement, $47,238.%; sewer bond and repair fund, $4234.26; special street repair and bond fund , $647.75 ; total in inactive funds $52,120..46. Receipts, expenditures and · balance in all funds respecUvely were $150,363 .77, $128,393 .74, $164,704.53. MRS. NELUE VALE, right, narrator, introduced, left to right, Mrs. Alwilda Werner, in net attire; Mrs. Mary Bacon, showing the "drape," complete with pleats at the neckline, and Mrs. Eloise Wilson in her " sack," actually made from feed sacks. Throwaways made stylish Continued fr om page 1 and Mrs. Pea rl Reynolds, a charter member , a past president, and a pas t district dire ctor , and Mrs. Rose Reynolds and Miss Houdashelt, both charter members. The club was organized in 194ji by the Gallipolis BPW Club. Plans were made for the annual Christmas party to be held at the Meigs Inn , Dec . 16 with dinner at 6:30p.m. From PTA TO MEET NEW HAVEN, W. Va . - The monthly meeting of the New Haven PTA will be Thursday, Nov . 21 at 7:30p.m . A fireman 'will be the guest and speak on safety . VISIT SOUTH POINT Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Logan , Pomeroy , were joined by Mr. and Mrs . Virgil Wamsley, Kyger, for a visit Sunday in South Point with Mr . and Mrs. Leonard Webb and family. there the members will go to the home of Mrs . Beulah Strauss for the Christmas par ty . Members will be conta c ted by telephone for reservations . Linda Stobart, ways and were Mrs. Louise Davis , Mary Jane Scaggs, Gene Lyons, Louis e Skaggs , and Joan Vaughan . Other guests at the meeting were Linda Haley, Karolyn Black, Dorothy Johnston , Elizabeth Fick , and Peggy Harris. A fall motif was carried out in the table decorations with Mrs. Vale , Mrs .. Werner, Mrs . means chairwoman, asked members to start savings bonus stamps. A rummage sale was announced for early in December. Welcomed into membership WEEKEND GUESTS CHESTER - Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wood, Springfield, were weekend guests of Mrs. Letha Wood . On Sunday they were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy. VISIT NEPHEW Mr. and Mrs . Forrest LeMaster, Waverly, were surprise Sunday guests of their nephew, 0. L. LeMaster, l16 Laurel St., Pomeroy . It was their first visit to their nephew's residence in 20 years. F orrest, and Mrs. Wilson serving as hostesses. Veterans Valley Hospital Discharges - David Ebert, Gallipolis; Goldie Herdman , Hartford; Robert Strange, Letart; Mrs. Thomas Stanley and daughter, Gallipolis ; Jane Smith, Point Pleasant; Everett Munday, Gay, W. Va. ; John Weekley, Mason; Dane Darlene Thornton , Letart; Paul Alderman, Jr., Conneaut. 16 lb. Up • • French City ·' • PAN .PUDDING , HEAD CHEESE GARLIC BOLOGNA SOUSE . FAVORITE ~ T-"u-.1 •dn~isl- r~nliiUl'~} ; 1 , -....,_ .............. ,~ . I . '*- 41111 ·W. V•.. Y..., Sll;flh - · ... 10; """ m..t>t, ·" · llwabuiZLIO,..r;*"'"'""III.IO; . . . . IDI:IIIthll • .11.' X IQ:ll tl Jrict ':~...,.11b•u.:lkrt~l. \ I ••... . . ~ 't<•" I '• < ,> FESTIVAL ICE ~gal. CREAM ~ Thanksgivin~ 79e CENTER. . CUT lib. pkg. ' HAM SLICES 33~ ·---~--------------- ' 1.:1 9 8 To 16 :.Trevino fined $655 .. ~~: . l' ·.·. , ·ARMOUR •••••• Oates Fruit & Peels, Pecans & Walnuts. RC COLA 8PAK 16 oz. $119 With c.oupon . . ... BABY.FOOD···:···....... .,.-. •· 5 RAISINS.; ............:...;...... .... · SEEDLESS PIES 69• ., . : 15 oz. pkg. ~ . 's·ge . oz.$ loaves ' ' 16 QOSED JHANKSGIVING ,DAY TICKETS ON SALE HERE · · ·FOLGER'S INSTANT CoFFEE '\ .- oi. • • ·nl.7' . · 4. .$189. \ Ttiru sat·. •. - ' PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY THRU NOV. 2-7 ·we Reserve ·· · · ·, · ." .• -,. : ' 9 g .b. : i . v '.: I r • '· t •• Detr oi t KC Om aha 10 8 a M ilw au kee 2 13 . 133 9 : ,., 61 ~ junior from Mason, Ohio, had 1 J l; 1 · 4 10 1 •1 g .b . 8 .556 8 . 500 Chica g o COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) Ohio University linebacker Roger Koepfie and Bowling Green taUback Dave Preston have been selected the MidAmerican Conference defensive and ·offensive players of the week. .Koepfie, a 5-10, 197-polllld g . b. . 47 1 Pacific Division w. 1. pet . g.b . Go ld e n St a t e 11 9 .688 Sea ttl e !I 7 .533 21;, Po rtland 9 8 .5 29 2 1h Phoeni :w! 6 9 .400 41,;, Los An gel es 5 9 .357 5 Tu es day's R esulls Buffalo 11 1 Go ld en St . 106 New Yor k 86 Wash i ngton 85 A tlan ta 122 Sea ttl e 113 KCO m ah a 9 7 D etroit 87 Mil w au kee 122 Phoen ix 108 H ou ston 94 Cl eve land 85 Portl and 98 Ch ic ag o 92, ot Wedn esday ' s Games Go ld en St ate vs . Bo ston at Pro vi d enc e Phoen ix at Detroit N ew Y ork a t Ph ila del phia Buffa lo a t Wa sh ington Seattl e at New Orl ean s 30 tackles in the Bobcata' 35-16 loss to Penn State Saturday. He was credited with 11 solo tackles and 19 assists against the Nittany Uons. Preston, a 5-11, 192-pound GEO. HALL AND THE HALLMARKS w. 1. pet. 2 .857 7 .611 10 . 412 10 . 286 12 .250 g .b. w . I. pet. Denver 13 3 .81 3 San Anton io 11 S .688 Utah 7 10 .412 San D 1ego S 9 .357 Indiana A 10 .286 Tuesday's Results Utah 99 St Loui s 93 Wednesday ' s Games Denver at Indianapolis Utah at K entucky St. Lou i s at New Y ork San Antonio at Memphi s V irgin ia at San Diego g.b. Ke ntucky New Y or k St . Lou is V irgi n i a Memph is 12 11 ] 4 4 West J 6'12 8 9 ' ( The MEIGS INN Ph. 992-3629 Pomeroy YOUR SAVINGS WILL BE INSURED UP T.O $40,000 2 6 1h 7 8 BY AN AGENCY OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT NHL Standings By United Press International Division 1 w. I. t. pts gl ga Phi l a 12 4 3 27 63 42 Atlant a NY llnd rs NYRngrs Vn c uvr Chica go morning for a face-to-face vote on the "most' representative team" to play In Pasadena, calli., on New Year's !i>"Y· Should the vote be split 5-5, the conference has decided, Michigan will go since Ohio State has gone two years running. An outright win or tie in the game itseH also will send the Wolverines. The two are even, 2-2-1, in the five games playe<L,_since Schembechler assuml!d the Michigan coaching job, and sis of the last seven ganil"s have determined the Big Ten title· and Rose Bowl team. Last year's 16-10 Ue producE!~~ a vote that Ohio Slate won .. .; "H you go back over the last five games," Scherilbechler said, ''we've played only one game where they've outplayed us. That was in 1970 when they beat us 20-9. All the others have been close games." Kicking Game Important "The kicking game will be important," he said, 118Dd so will mistakes. Klckl!ig and turoovers-they're vitally important In a big game." Quarterback Dennis Franklin, who re-injured his left ankle last Saturda¥, and middle linebacker ' •: Steve Strinko, who hurt his knee, both took a full part in Wednesday's workout. · Franklin b essential to the Wolverines because of his experience, passing, play calling, and ability to the option when healthy· · ~ Michigan State expOsed two weaknesses of Ohio State's It has had time to correct, a vulnerabllity to the long pass and occasional trouble with the . option . . Teams have also run m<ll'e on the Buckeyes this ·season than in some recent years. The Sf . Louis Mlnn Kan City Lo s Ang Montr ea l Pitt sbg h Detroit Wash 9 7 4 22 8 7 3 19 7 6418 Division 2 w. I. I. pts 12 4 3 27 8 7 2 18 6 8 5 10 3 12 D i vision w. 1. t. 10 2 9 5 7 8 6 8 2 15 Divi sion 13 4 71 59 3 15 57 3 13 48 1 7 .43 3 pts gf 6 26 58 6 24 85 2 16 72 2 14 49 2 6 AO 4 w. I. t . pts Buffal o 56 53 63 52 63 4ti gl ga 48 41 63 73 72 ga 31 61 7602 , 95 gt ga 2 28 85 63 se Boston Toronto a s 5 Calli 3 13 4 10 46 96 s 8 J 21 80 13 58 68 Tuesday's Results NY tslndrs A Pillsbgh 3 Washington 6 Cal i forn i a 4 Vancouver 6 St . Louis 3 Wednesday ' s Games NY Rangers at Detroit Washington at Buffalo P i ttsburgh at Toronto NY I sland er s at Chicago Atlanta at Kan Sa s City Montreat at Los Angeles WHA Standings By United Press International East w. 1. t . pts gt ga New Eng Cl eve ln dpl s Ch ic ago 10 4 0 5 5 I 4 12 0 2110 West Minn Mich Toronto Quebec Winn ipg 20 57 .40 11 31 35 8 32 67 43 153 w. 1. t. pts lO 6 0 20 9 6 0 18 5 7 1 11 Houston San Diego Phoenix gf ga 80 SO 48 55 48 54 s 7 0 10 53 57 3 12 0 6 39 71 Canadian w . I. t. pts 12 5 0 24 9 4 0 18 8 4 1 17 gf 80 59 6.4 g• 56 42 36 Edmntn 7 2 0 14 34 2 7 Vncuvr 4 8 1 9 37 50 Tuesday's Results Houston 10 Indianapolis 0 Toronto 6 Cleveland 5 New England 5 Chic ago 4 San Diego J Vancouver 2 Wednesday ' s Games Edmonton at Quebec MinneSota at W innipeg Indianapolis at Chicago to s4o.ooo d \nsure nm Wolverines do not have the big backs to hammer away, relyil!g Instead on exploslreness and quickness in fitting through the hole . But none of their foes have been like Ohio State. And oobody the Buckeyes have played pan match the Wolverlnes. RE-TREADS WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE AND LOOK FORWARD TO CONTINU'ED SERVICE. REMEMBER - IN ADDITION TO SOUND MANAGEMENT AND SUBSTANTIAL RESERVE$, YOU NOW HAVE THIS ADDED PROTECTION! MOD &SNOW .ANY SIZEGOOII/fEAII PASSENGER TIRE Plus Fed. Exc. Tax THE 'ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPAN.Y "' r-==-=-=~~=/~-- MEIGS nRE CENTER 00 296 W. Second St. 710 I . Mlln St. POMIROY,OHIO ff2·2101~trH2 4 2102 Earl . ' F.l_n~Jr., Pomeroy, Ohio Vice Pres. Retuadable casing~. 992-nu' · · Middleport, o. .KIHN ,FULTZ, OWNER •, l _, .I I . ,. I I I .' I I I Easl 1i I. TONIGHT 8:00 TO 12:30 '1295 GENERAL TIRE SALES · Pleasure ... ABA Standings Mounted on vour c•r. . Plus oi For Your Uining and Listening sophomore £rom Defianc e, carried 37 times for 164 yards in the Falcons' 38-20 win over Southern Mississippi. He scored Lhree touchdowns on short runs a nd passed 29 yards for a fourth on a fourth down play. The game marked the fifth time this year Preston has gained 150 or more yards and he now has 1,308 yards for the year. Other defensive players nominated this week were end Tim Irelan of Ball State, and Ree•ppable casing I Slamer of Eastern Michigan middle guard Larry Faulk Kent State, cornerback Jim Con timaed ~n _page ·4 By United Pres s International Ge~eral Winter Retreads provide dependable traction through the worst winte~ driving conditions. '2tor' $27 middle gua rd Dave Brown of Bowling Green, middle guard Ric k Ne wsome of Central Michigan, middle guard AI OU linebacker player of week ., ' . 7 .563 Phil ade lphi a 6 a .429 Central D i vision w . L pet. Washin g to n 11 4 .73 3 Ho u ston 10 5 .667 Cl e ~o< e la n d 7 7 .500 A tl a nt a 7 s .467 N ew Orl eans 1 15 .06.3 Weste rn Confer ence Midw est Divi si on w. I . pet. (President Ford). He was a pretty good footbsll player, but he went to the wrong school (Michigan)." Hayes, however, said Roach, who suffered his second head injury of the year · Monday night, might not be available for duty Saturday. "I don't like those head Injuries the second time aroWld/ ' Hayes remarked. Hayes brushed off a question about his feelings on a suggestion by Michigan State Coach Denny Stolz that the ground rules for deciding the Big Ten's Rose Bowl representative should be set down prior to Saturday's game. H the Buckeyes (~1.) , an eighti>Oint favorite according to the Las Vegas oddsmakers beat the Wolverines (lJ).{I), would throw the two teams Into a tie, each with a 6-1 record. The conference athletic directors would then vote ob the bowl representative Sunday in Chicago, Stolz said if the coaches knew whether they needed a win or a tie to get the bowl bid, it might change the game's strategy , "I suppose it would," Hayes growled, " but you do11't know so It doesn't make any difference." · Winter Retreads 2nd Ave.' •• Bos to n ' NOW: ~ NOW With coupon .... ~ j<. .·' ..... ~ •••• ·. Ojten · · < '.0 ' LOW COST WINTER 9~ iolden Isle LB. Jar. ,. .. : ::- the Royal's greens and imposed the fine Immediately after the committee learned Trevino had left the course without attending the presentation. Trevino has the right to appeal his fine. A PGA spokesman was not prepared to say Trevino was banned frOII\ playing at the Royal Melbourne but said the . incident would be further discussed by the committee In January, SYDNEY ( UPI) - Lee Trevino Wednesday was fined $655 by the Australian Professlonal Golfers Association for his remarks about Melbourne's . Royal Golf Course and failure to attend the presentation fl>llowing the Chrysler Classic Tournament earlier this month. . Colin de Groot, chairman of the PGA's tournarhent commlttee announced the fine and said T~evino breached lolftla· ment rules by his criticism of DEL MONTE MINCE MEAT ANb PUMPKIN · . • .. . 240z. can &· g~ VALLEY BELL BEEF STEW ........ ,...............: · . . qt. . . CHOC. MILK .........; ·· 139 FRUIT CAKE MIX • · Raisins, PrUnes; Mince Meat, SHELLED 59~ BEECHNUT STRAINED PIES)..-......................~~-~.. . 12 oz. · ., PUMPKIN how many are from pranksters is another question. "I had a call from one guy who said he was Nelson Rockefeller," said KoKroinpecher. "One guy offered me $2,500 and I told him no way, $10,000 or nothing." "I should have plaMed for this kind of stunt a little better," he ·said ''I'm trying to study and 1 can 'I liecause the phone is ringing off the hook." other prices range from $100 a set to $300 and are advertised openly because there Is no local law against ticket scalping. ! I MORTONS 79$ LB. lb. rated Michigan football team is an underdog to third-ranked Ohio State. "You guys detennine that/' Schembechler said , overlooking the fact that point spreads are set by oddsmakers. "You people expect us to win by 50 points every week," he aald. "You can't go out and do that week after week after week. ''Some of those teams we played had their best game of COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) There are literally dozens of adv'ertlsements in the classified sections of both local newspaper fQr tickets to the Ohio State-Michigan game here Saturday.'But the asking price to end all asking prices was submitted bY a gradUate student from Venezuela. Pablo Ko-Krompecber, 31, wants $1.0,000 for two tickets. One ticket belongs to KoKrompecher and the other to a friend. Ko-Krompecher says he has been deluged with calls but CRANB~RRIES Special! the season against us," he said. "Look at the number of undefeated teams left- there aren't too many . That ought to tell you something." The Buckeyes are an elght·point choice to confuse the Rose Bowl picture by winning against the undefeated Wolverines. Ohio State got Its only loss this year when Michigan State put a 1&-13 blight on its · record two weeks back. Fly For Vote SliOUIQOhio State win, both teams tie for the Big Ten title and the conference athletic directors fly to Chicago Sunday Grad student asks 10 Gs for ducats FRESH SIMON'S. IIIOCIDd clul poltqll paid •t ~· ~ . -=~ - ' .... lrllae 111- ~-- 41oave$ '1.00 """'Ill. -... - ·......... - . I """"Pboae .........001o, """'Jriol W. ; , , ' "dtth. . . . . Roule 01'11 . t'\,.•cT. OLD FASHIONED . l'llla : Delhaal bJ can11r ...,. .. <' .TURKEY DRUM ·STICKS •••••••• ."•••••••••••• l , LB. ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UP!) -It comes as no surprise to Bo Schembechler that his No. 2 " Whole or Half lb. Aflolnfic , Di v i ~ ion w. 1. pet . B uff a lo 12 J .800 N ew Y or k 9 6 .600 Ohio State favored by 8 over Michigan ' ~ SAl. 9 to 8:30 CHOICE . . .ROUND STEAk~ ............... ~t Cfl'- ., ' .....-..u, ...... - , . , ....... 1 Obld von., ~ - · m1 -Yort. .69$ FRESH STANDARD ... . .......... . . . . -.., I ·-v. .. MIDDLEPORT, 0 . ...- ORDER YOUR FRESH TURKEYS ·J "• ...... lpl:.; llEut Gtdlt.., Your Thorn MeAn Store " ' tJIII814L.T~ i llitllell4 heritage house MARI<ET MON.-THURS. 9 to 7. FRI. 9 to 8 PM, He said tbe injury situation was "coming around, both on offense and defense." "Organization," he said, 111 "We might even have Par- like our organiza lion. If there's sons,'' Hayes said, referring to one thing we have around here senior safety Rich Parsons, its great organization." who suffered a broken arm in The visitor from Washington thP SMU game and has been asked Hayes about his labee Idle since. players from the nation ' s Cut Way Down . capitol and if he plaMed to do " I couldn't ask my squad to more recruiting there. work any sharper," Hayes Pay May Respects continued. "We will cut way "With players like that, I'll clown tomorrow night." probably go over there myseH Hayes was more interested this year," Hayes replied. "In In talking about other things fact, I might drop in to pay my than SatQrday's Big Ten respects to my old friend Foot SMOKED ·HAM showdown, which will decide the outcome of the conference race, the Rose Bowl invitation and possibly , the national championliliip. Hayes, who met with newsmen in the poorly~ighted lobby outside the Buckeyes' training headquarters, was brought a cup of .coffee by equipment man Phil Benneit. - Hayes introduced Bennett to the assembled group, including representatives from Boston and Washington, D. C., and said, "this is the best friend I have in the world. He's a hell of a man. He's gone through two cancer operations and he's a better man for it. He's the most liked man in our organization." The word organization switched Hayes onto another track. bit." .1 15 MAIN ST., POMERO Y - 1111 Dlili ~;6;;.["1 ... i ... • La inflammation of the terminal region of the small intestine where it joins the colon in the )ower right part of the abdomen. The inflamed part is swollen and may cause a mass. Its location causes right lower abdominal pain and the attack resembles acute appendicitis in many respects. We ao not know what cauSes the disease, even though its characteristics are well IIOBii:IITHouuar ., ,.. same The conunon form is an ....¥.!"""!10'1111: ' IN'I'P.R&I'I'OJ: • ,. known. No virus, - bacteria or - diet. Continued small losses of ·in 90 per cent of the cases and other common abnormal blood may also cause an iron perhaps only 10 per cent need process has been identified deficiency anemia. surgery, as did Eisenhower. that produces the inThe nature of the disease is There are some general flammation . to have periods of attacks and suggestions. Be sure to eat a That makes it hard to treat. periods of remiSSIOn . good diet. If there is an element The treatment varies with the Sometime~ a person may go for of• obstruction avoid roughage, seveity of the disease and how years without a recurrence of bulk foods and since milk it affects a person. The usual the problem . Continued sometimes triggers an attack It features of the disease are the medical supervision is im- is well to avoid milk. But it .;.ill lower abdominal pain and portant. be impor_tant to use a substitute diarrhea , Usually the ·diarrhea Yes, many patients with this for calcium andprotein (try is mild. Fatigue and weight problem do live a normal life. one of the nonmilk products loss may occur, particularly if Eisenhower was certainly one used for babies). Don't get over the patient isn 't careful to get good example, well known to tired. ' enough nourishment. almost everybody. This should Just keep in mind that a lot Problems in absorbing food encourage your daughter. can be done to control the from the diseased intestine You get different :answers disease. It may even go into may cause vitamin and from physicians depending remission on its Own, and many minerJ1 deficiencies and upon their experience , Dr. people . have led good, require more attention to Crohn himseH thinks medical productive 1\Dd happy lives getting enough protein in the management will be adequate with the problem. SIMON'S Goose Girl llh inches :; Crohn 's disease affects intestines By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - I am very anxious to fmd out as much as I can about Crohn's disease . My daughter has this and there is very little in· formation about it. She is quite depressed after taking Predinsone treatment. Is this considered a serious illness~ Can it ever be corrected or cured or does one always suffer with it? can a person lead~ normal life? At this point she cannp~ hold down a fulltime job as ·she never knows when the pain will come and has had to give up two jobs because of this. DEAR READER - Fortunately this is a fairly rare disease . It Is common enough, thought, the President Eisenhower had it for many years before he was operated upon during his Presidency. The obstruction he developed then was a complication and usually only occurs after years of .problems. The disease .is also called regional enteritis. .. Shapes the Shoe The Way Nature Shaped Y'Our SHOWER SLATED A miscellaneous shower will be held at the Hemlock Grove Grange Hall Saturday, Nov. 23 at 7:30p.m. honoring Mr. and Mrs .. Dick Sargent. Friends and neighbors of the couple are invited. -' DR.LAMB ' COLUMBUS, Ohio ( UPI) "We worked on our runnilig and what little passing we do " aald Ohio State coach Woody' Hayes after his third-ranked learn's rugged two-hour workout In the rain TUesday. Whether he was tossing a smokescreen at Michigan coach Bo Schembechler or not, the veteran Buckeye coach was very careful to get in the "what Uttle passing we do ." The Buckeyes host secondranked and Unbeaten Michigan Saturday before a national television audience and some 118,000 in Ohio Stadium . "I thought w~· had a fme practice," Hayes v.olunteered, "the rain didn't bother us a 19 74 Fourth Ed ition Plate 1974 Ea stern can te r e nce practice in rain GOEBEL • N BA Standing s · . By Un i t ed Pr e~ s International ' ,, \ HUMMEL Pro Standings Bucks have fine For That Special Person! . NURSE-MATES OES PRACTICES RACINE - A practice for installation will be held Sunday at the Masonic Temple, Racine, for the officers of Racine Chapter, Order of the . Eastern Star, at 2 p.m. COME SUNDAY CHESTER - Mr. and Mrs. Tim Gumpf and son, Tuppers Plains, visited Sunday with Mrs. Grace Gwnpf. ' GIM 'UGGEITIOft'" . ' 3.:::- 'I'be Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday , Nov . 20, 1974 were ~"ree ·,. I• �.. ,. . r ....... ,~ the marke t by in 24 and 100 tablet bottles. "It is FDA'~ position that the . wiU10ut seekjng approval products, as labeled, are new FDA prior to marketing ," drugs which introduced to FDA said. ;New .a rthritis remedies pulled hack · ,. WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Food and Drug Administration said toda y that two arthritis . remedies are being recalled · because they ' cduld produce ; 'potentially fat al aspirin . poisoning if misused. The products are "Aspirin Arthritis Pain Formula" ·aspirin at the same time. S~h and "Saloxium AnalgeMc Anti- concurrent use could lead to inflammatory tablets," both "serious .. aspirin poisoning, it manufactured ' by Whitehall said. "" Laboratories ol New York . Aspirin poisoning can be The FDA warned consumers fatal, especially in 'children. not to use the two recently The FDA said it feared that introduced products because doctors treating overdose · the y are labelled " aspirin cases may not recogniZe that · free" while in ' reality they are ·the ingredient llsteil on. the converted to an aspirin type packages - Salsalat - - can compound once in the body. produce aspirin poisoning and The agency said it is w'll'ried should be treated in the same that some people may use the fashion. drugs to relieve arthritis It alSo said it feared use of suffering and take regular the products could trigger excessive bleeding in patients who were being treated with blood thinners. The FDA said BAZAAR SALE SET the tablets are long and A holiday bazaar and bake rounded and nearly identical to sale will he Friday at the another Whitehall productMount Moriah Baptist Church, 11Arthritis Pain FormutanFourth and ·Main, Middleport, which is not involved in the rebeginning at 10 a .m . At noon a call. huicheon of sandwiches, soup Both products were available and pie will be served. For soup car.ry out orders, con. tainers must be provided. Pomeroy has $164,705 in all its funds llalance of all funds for the village of Pomeroy totaled $1&1,704.53 as of Oct. 31 according to a report presented to Pomeroy Council Monday night by Jane Walton, clerk . Receipts, expenditures, and balance in the active funds respectively were : general , $5733.70, $8697. 79, $3119 .21; revenue -sharing, $3943, $23.10, $20,712.80 ; water well improvement, $115 ,406 . 11 ,' $82,387.23, $30,835.19; sewer, $5218.54, $10,066.78, ($3835.46) ; fire, no receips , $472.39, $6593.37; cemetery, $862, $814 .44 , $424 .94; street, $5866 .59, $2778.93, $4154 .80; s tate highw ay , $470.65, no expenditure, $3204.74 ; water operating, $11,207.77, $4861.74, $4241.79; guaranty meter, $125, $212, $5582.96; parking meter, $1530, $17,000, $12,934.80 ; utility, no receipts, $1085.34, $22 ,137.33 ; fire house improvement, no receipts, no expenditures, $2477.40. Receipts , expenditures and balance in all active funds respectively were, $150,363.27, . $128,393.74, $112,584.07. There were no receipts or expenditures in the inactive funds. Balances in the inactive funds were , bond retirement, $47,238.%; sewer bond and repair fund, $4234.26; special street repair and bond fund , $647.75 ; total in inactive funds $52,120..46. Receipts, expenditures and · balance in all funds respecUvely were $150,363 .77, $128,393 .74, $164,704.53. MRS. NELUE VALE, right, narrator, introduced, left to right, Mrs. Alwilda Werner, in net attire; Mrs. Mary Bacon, showing the "drape," complete with pleats at the neckline, and Mrs. Eloise Wilson in her " sack," actually made from feed sacks. Throwaways made stylish Continued fr om page 1 and Mrs. Pea rl Reynolds, a charter member , a past president, and a pas t district dire ctor , and Mrs. Rose Reynolds and Miss Houdashelt, both charter members. The club was organized in 194ji by the Gallipolis BPW Club. Plans were made for the annual Christmas party to be held at the Meigs Inn , Dec . 16 with dinner at 6:30p.m. From PTA TO MEET NEW HAVEN, W. Va . - The monthly meeting of the New Haven PTA will be Thursday, Nov . 21 at 7:30p.m . A fireman 'will be the guest and speak on safety . VISIT SOUTH POINT Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Logan , Pomeroy , were joined by Mr. and Mrs . Virgil Wamsley, Kyger, for a visit Sunday in South Point with Mr . and Mrs. Leonard Webb and family. there the members will go to the home of Mrs . Beulah Strauss for the Christmas par ty . Members will be conta c ted by telephone for reservations . Linda Stobart, ways and were Mrs. Louise Davis , Mary Jane Scaggs, Gene Lyons, Louis e Skaggs , and Joan Vaughan . Other guests at the meeting were Linda Haley, Karolyn Black, Dorothy Johnston , Elizabeth Fick , and Peggy Harris. A fall motif was carried out in the table decorations with Mrs. Vale , Mrs .. Werner, Mrs . means chairwoman, asked members to start savings bonus stamps. A rummage sale was announced for early in December. Welcomed into membership WEEKEND GUESTS CHESTER - Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wood, Springfield, were weekend guests of Mrs. Letha Wood . On Sunday they were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy. VISIT NEPHEW Mr. and Mrs . Forrest LeMaster, Waverly, were surprise Sunday guests of their nephew, 0. L. LeMaster, l16 Laurel St., Pomeroy . It was their first visit to their nephew's residence in 20 years. F orrest, and Mrs. Wilson serving as hostesses. Veterans Valley Hospital Discharges - David Ebert, Gallipolis; Goldie Herdman , Hartford; Robert Strange, Letart; Mrs. Thomas Stanley and daughter, Gallipolis ; Jane Smith, Point Pleasant; Everett Munday, Gay, W. Va. ; John Weekley, Mason; Dane Darlene Thornton , Letart; Paul Alderman, Jr., Conneaut. 16 lb. Up • • French City ·' • PAN .PUDDING , HEAD CHEESE GARLIC BOLOGNA SOUSE . FAVORITE ~ T-"u-.1 •dn~isl- r~nliiUl'~} ; 1 , -....,_ .............. ,~ . I . '*- 41111 ·W. V•.. 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's·ge . oz.$ loaves ' ' 16 QOSED JHANKSGIVING ,DAY TICKETS ON SALE HERE · · ·FOLGER'S INSTANT CoFFEE '\ .- oi. • • ·nl.7' . · 4. .$189. \ Ttiru sat·. •. - ' PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY THRU NOV. 2-7 ·we Reserve ·· · · ·, · ." .• -,. : ' 9 g .b. : i . v '.: I r • '· t •• Detr oi t KC Om aha 10 8 a M ilw au kee 2 13 . 133 9 : ,., 61 ~ junior from Mason, Ohio, had 1 J l; 1 · 4 10 1 •1 g .b . 8 .556 8 . 500 Chica g o COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) Ohio University linebacker Roger Koepfie and Bowling Green taUback Dave Preston have been selected the MidAmerican Conference defensive and ·offensive players of the week. .Koepfie, a 5-10, 197-polllld g . b. . 47 1 Pacific Division w. 1. pet . g.b . Go ld e n St a t e 11 9 .688 Sea ttl e !I 7 .533 21;, Po rtland 9 8 .5 29 2 1h Phoeni :w! 6 9 .400 41,;, Los An gel es 5 9 .357 5 Tu es day's R esulls Buffalo 11 1 Go ld en St . 106 New Yor k 86 Wash i ngton 85 A tlan ta 122 Sea ttl e 113 KCO m ah a 9 7 D etroit 87 Mil w au kee 122 Phoen ix 108 H ou ston 94 Cl eve land 85 Portl and 98 Ch ic ag o 92, ot Wedn esday ' s Games Go ld en St ate vs . Bo ston at Pro vi d enc e Phoen ix at Detroit N ew Y ork a t Ph ila del phia Buffa lo a t Wa sh ington Seattl e at New Orl ean s 30 tackles in the Bobcata' 35-16 loss to Penn State Saturday. He was credited with 11 solo tackles and 19 assists against the Nittany Uons. Preston, a 5-11, 192-pound GEO. HALL AND THE HALLMARKS w. 1. pet. 2 .857 7 .611 10 . 412 10 . 286 12 .250 g .b. w . I. pet. Denver 13 3 .81 3 San Anton io 11 S .688 Utah 7 10 .412 San D 1ego S 9 .357 Indiana A 10 .286 Tuesday's Results Utah 99 St Loui s 93 Wednesday ' s Games Denver at Indianapolis Utah at K entucky St. Lou i s at New Y ork San Antonio at Memphi s V irgin ia at San Diego g.b. Ke ntucky New Y or k St . Lou is V irgi n i a Memph is 12 11 ] 4 4 West J 6'12 8 9 ' ( The MEIGS INN Ph. 992-3629 Pomeroy YOUR SAVINGS WILL BE INSURED UP T.O $40,000 2 6 1h 7 8 BY AN AGENCY OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT NHL Standings By United Press International Division 1 w. I. t. pts gl ga Phi l a 12 4 3 27 63 42 Atlant a NY llnd rs NYRngrs Vn c uvr Chica go morning for a face-to-face vote on the "most' representative team" to play In Pasadena, calli., on New Year's !i>"Y· Should the vote be split 5-5, the conference has decided, Michigan will go since Ohio State has gone two years running. An outright win or tie in the game itseH also will send the Wolverines. The two are even, 2-2-1, in the five games playe<L,_since Schembechler assuml!d the Michigan coaching job, and sis of the last seven ganil"s have determined the Big Ten title· and Rose Bowl team. Last year's 16-10 Ue producE!~~ a vote that Ohio Slate won .. .; "H you go back over the last five games," Scherilbechler said, ''we've played only one game where they've outplayed us. That was in 1970 when they beat us 20-9. All the others have been close games." Kicking Game Important "The kicking game will be important," he said, 118Dd so will mistakes. Klckl!ig and turoovers-they're vitally important In a big game." Quarterback Dennis Franklin, who re-injured his left ankle last Saturda¥, and middle linebacker ' •: Steve Strinko, who hurt his knee, both took a full part in Wednesday's workout. · Franklin b essential to the Wolverines because of his experience, passing, play calling, and ability to the option when healthy· · ~ Michigan State expOsed two weaknesses of Ohio State's It has had time to correct, a vulnerabllity to the long pass and occasional trouble with the . option . . Teams have also run m<ll'e on the Buckeyes this ·season than in some recent years. The Sf . Louis Mlnn Kan City Lo s Ang Montr ea l Pitt sbg h Detroit Wash 9 7 4 22 8 7 3 19 7 6418 Division 2 w. I. I. pts 12 4 3 27 8 7 2 18 6 8 5 10 3 12 D i vision w. 1. t. 10 2 9 5 7 8 6 8 2 15 Divi sion 13 4 71 59 3 15 57 3 13 48 1 7 .43 3 pts gf 6 26 58 6 24 85 2 16 72 2 14 49 2 6 AO 4 w. I. t . pts Buffal o 56 53 63 52 63 4ti gl ga 48 41 63 73 72 ga 31 61 7602 , 95 gt ga 2 28 85 63 se Boston Toronto a s 5 Calli 3 13 4 10 46 96 s 8 J 21 80 13 58 68 Tuesday's Results NY tslndrs A Pillsbgh 3 Washington 6 Cal i forn i a 4 Vancouver 6 St . Louis 3 Wednesday ' s Games NY Rangers at Detroit Washington at Buffalo P i ttsburgh at Toronto NY I sland er s at Chicago Atlanta at Kan Sa s City Montreat at Los Angeles WHA Standings By United Press International East w. 1. t . pts gt ga New Eng Cl eve ln dpl s Ch ic ago 10 4 0 5 5 I 4 12 0 2110 West Minn Mich Toronto Quebec Winn ipg 20 57 .40 11 31 35 8 32 67 43 153 w. 1. t. pts lO 6 0 20 9 6 0 18 5 7 1 11 Houston San Diego Phoenix gf ga 80 SO 48 55 48 54 s 7 0 10 53 57 3 12 0 6 39 71 Canadian w . I. t. pts 12 5 0 24 9 4 0 18 8 4 1 17 gf 80 59 6.4 g• 56 42 36 Edmntn 7 2 0 14 34 2 7 Vncuvr 4 8 1 9 37 50 Tuesday's Results Houston 10 Indianapolis 0 Toronto 6 Cleveland 5 New England 5 Chic ago 4 San Diego J Vancouver 2 Wednesday ' s Games Edmonton at Quebec MinneSota at W innipeg Indianapolis at Chicago to s4o.ooo d \nsure nm Wolverines do not have the big backs to hammer away, relyil!g Instead on exploslreness and quickness in fitting through the hole . But none of their foes have been like Ohio State. And oobody the Buckeyes have played pan match the Wolverlnes. RE-TREADS WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE AND LOOK FORWARD TO CONTINU'ED SERVICE. REMEMBER - IN ADDITION TO SOUND MANAGEMENT AND SUBSTANTIAL RESERVE$, YOU NOW HAVE THIS ADDED PROTECTION! MOD &SNOW .ANY SIZEGOOII/fEAII PASSENGER TIRE Plus Fed. Exc. Tax THE 'ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPAN.Y "' r-==-=-=~~=/~-- MEIGS nRE CENTER 00 296 W. Second St. 710 I . Mlln St. POMIROY,OHIO ff2·2101~trH2 4 2102 Earl . ' F.l_n~Jr., Pomeroy, Ohio Vice Pres. Retuadable casing~. 992-nu' · · Middleport, o. .KIHN ,FULTZ, OWNER •, l _, .I I . ,. I I I .' I I I Easl 1i I. TONIGHT 8:00 TO 12:30 '1295 GENERAL TIRE SALES · Pleasure ... ABA Standings Mounted on vour c•r. . Plus oi For Your Uining and Listening sophomore £rom Defianc e, carried 37 times for 164 yards in the Falcons' 38-20 win over Southern Mississippi. He scored Lhree touchdowns on short runs a nd passed 29 yards for a fourth on a fourth down play. The game marked the fifth time this year Preston has gained 150 or more yards and he now has 1,308 yards for the year. Other defensive players nominated this week were end Tim Irelan of Ball State, and Ree•ppable casing I Slamer of Eastern Michigan middle guard Larry Faulk Kent State, cornerback Jim Con timaed ~n _page ·4 By United Pres s International Ge~eral Winter Retreads provide dependable traction through the worst winte~ driving conditions. '2tor' $27 middle gua rd Dave Brown of Bowling Green, middle guard Ric k Ne wsome of Central Michigan, middle guard AI OU linebacker player of week ., ' . 7 .563 Phil ade lphi a 6 a .429 Central D i vision w . L pet. Washin g to n 11 4 .73 3 Ho u ston 10 5 .667 Cl e ~o< e la n d 7 7 .500 A tl a nt a 7 s .467 N ew Orl eans 1 15 .06.3 Weste rn Confer ence Midw est Divi si on w. I . pet. (President Ford). He was a pretty good footbsll player, but he went to the wrong school (Michigan)." Hayes, however, said Roach, who suffered his second head injury of the year · Monday night, might not be available for duty Saturday. "I don't like those head Injuries the second time aroWld/ ' Hayes remarked. Hayes brushed off a question about his feelings on a suggestion by Michigan State Coach Denny Stolz that the ground rules for deciding the Big Ten's Rose Bowl representative should be set down prior to Saturday's game. H the Buckeyes (~1.) , an eighti>Oint favorite according to the Las Vegas oddsmakers beat the Wolverines (lJ).{I), would throw the two teams Into a tie, each with a 6-1 record. The conference athletic directors would then vote ob the bowl representative Sunday in Chicago, Stolz said if the coaches knew whether they needed a win or a tie to get the bowl bid, it might change the game's strategy , "I suppose it would," Hayes growled, " but you do11't know so It doesn't make any difference." · Winter Retreads 2nd Ave.' •• Bos to n ' NOW: ~ NOW With coupon .... ~ j<. .·' ..... ~ •••• ·. Ojten · · < '.0 ' LOW COST WINTER 9~ iolden Isle LB. Jar. ,. .. : ::- the Royal's greens and imposed the fine Immediately after the committee learned Trevino had left the course without attending the presentation. Trevino has the right to appeal his fine. A PGA spokesman was not prepared to say Trevino was banned frOII\ playing at the Royal Melbourne but said the . incident would be further discussed by the committee In January, SYDNEY ( UPI) - Lee Trevino Wednesday was fined $655 by the Australian Professlonal Golfers Association for his remarks about Melbourne's . Royal Golf Course and failure to attend the presentation fl>llowing the Chrysler Classic Tournament earlier this month. . Colin de Groot, chairman of the PGA's tournarhent commlttee announced the fine and said T~evino breached lolftla· ment rules by his criticism of DEL MONTE MINCE MEAT ANb PUMPKIN · . • .. . 240z. can &· g~ VALLEY BELL BEEF STEW ........ ,...............: · . . qt. . . CHOC. MILK .........; ·· 139 FRUIT CAKE MIX • · Raisins, PrUnes; Mince Meat, SHELLED 59~ BEECHNUT STRAINED PIES)..-......................~~-~.. . 12 oz. · ., PUMPKIN how many are from pranksters is another question. "I had a call from one guy who said he was Nelson Rockefeller," said KoKroinpecher. "One guy offered me $2,500 and I told him no way, $10,000 or nothing." "I should have plaMed for this kind of stunt a little better," he ·said ''I'm trying to study and 1 can 'I liecause the phone is ringing off the hook." other prices range from $100 a set to $300 and are advertised openly because there Is no local law against ticket scalping. ! I MORTONS 79$ LB. lb. rated Michigan football team is an underdog to third-ranked Ohio State. "You guys detennine that/' Schembechler said , overlooking the fact that point spreads are set by oddsmakers. "You people expect us to win by 50 points every week," he aald. "You can't go out and do that week after week after week. ''Some of those teams we played had their best game of COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) There are literally dozens of adv'ertlsements in the classified sections of both local newspaper fQr tickets to the Ohio State-Michigan game here Saturday.'But the asking price to end all asking prices was submitted bY a gradUate student from Venezuela. Pablo Ko-Krompecber, 31, wants $1.0,000 for two tickets. One ticket belongs to KoKrompecher and the other to a friend. Ko-Krompecher says he has been deluged with calls but CRANB~RRIES Special! the season against us," he said. "Look at the number of undefeated teams left- there aren't too many . That ought to tell you something." The Buckeyes are an elght·point choice to confuse the Rose Bowl picture by winning against the undefeated Wolverines. Ohio State got Its only loss this year when Michigan State put a 1&-13 blight on its · record two weeks back. Fly For Vote SliOUIQOhio State win, both teams tie for the Big Ten title and the conference athletic directors fly to Chicago Sunday Grad student asks 10 Gs for ducats FRESH SIMON'S. IIIOCIDd clul poltqll paid •t ~· ~ . -=~ - ' .... lrllae 111- ~-- 41oave$ '1.00 """'Ill. -... - ·......... - . I """"Pboae .........001o, """'Jriol W. ; , , ' "dtth. . . . . Roule 01'11 . t'\,.•cT. OLD FASHIONED . l'llla : Delhaal bJ can11r ...,. .. <' .TURKEY DRUM ·STICKS •••••••• ."•••••••••••• l , LB. ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UP!) -It comes as no surprise to Bo Schembechler that his No. 2 " Whole or Half lb. Aflolnfic , Di v i ~ ion w. 1. pet . B uff a lo 12 J .800 N ew Y or k 9 6 .600 Ohio State favored by 8 over Michigan ' ~ SAl. 9 to 8:30 CHOICE . . .ROUND STEAk~ ............... ~t Cfl'- ., ' .....-..u, ...... - , . , ....... 1 Obld von., ~ - · m1 -Yort. .69$ FRESH STANDARD ... . .......... . . . . -.., I ·-v. .. MIDDLEPORT, 0 . ...- ORDER YOUR FRESH TURKEYS ·J "• ...... lpl:.; llEut Gtdlt.., Your Thorn MeAn Store " ' tJIII814L.T~ i llitllell4 heritage house MARI<ET MON.-THURS. 9 to 7. FRI. 9 to 8 PM, He said tbe injury situation was "coming around, both on offense and defense." "Organization," he said, 111 "We might even have Par- like our organiza lion. If there's sons,'' Hayes said, referring to one thing we have around here senior safety Rich Parsons, its great organization." who suffered a broken arm in The visitor from Washington thP SMU game and has been asked Hayes about his labee Idle since. players from the nation ' s Cut Way Down . capitol and if he plaMed to do " I couldn't ask my squad to more recruiting there. work any sharper," Hayes Pay May Respects continued. "We will cut way "With players like that, I'll clown tomorrow night." probably go over there myseH Hayes was more interested this year," Hayes replied. "In In talking about other things fact, I might drop in to pay my than SatQrday's Big Ten respects to my old friend Foot SMOKED ·HAM showdown, which will decide the outcome of the conference race, the Rose Bowl invitation and possibly , the national championliliip. Hayes, who met with newsmen in the poorly~ighted lobby outside the Buckeyes' training headquarters, was brought a cup of .coffee by equipment man Phil Benneit. - Hayes introduced Bennett to the assembled group, including representatives from Boston and Washington, D. C., and said, "this is the best friend I have in the world. He's a hell of a man. He's gone through two cancer operations and he's a better man for it. He's the most liked man in our organization." The word organization switched Hayes onto another track. bit." .1 15 MAIN ST., POMERO Y - 1111 Dlili ~;6;;.["1 ... i ... • La inflammation of the terminal region of the small intestine where it joins the colon in the )ower right part of the abdomen. The inflamed part is swollen and may cause a mass. Its location causes right lower abdominal pain and the attack resembles acute appendicitis in many respects. We ao not know what cauSes the disease, even though its characteristics are well IIOBii:IITHouuar ., ,.. same The conunon form is an ....¥.!"""!10'1111: ' IN'I'P.R&I'I'OJ: • ,. known. No virus, - bacteria or - diet. Continued small losses of ·in 90 per cent of the cases and other common abnormal blood may also cause an iron perhaps only 10 per cent need process has been identified deficiency anemia. surgery, as did Eisenhower. that produces the inThe nature of the disease is There are some general flammation . to have periods of attacks and suggestions. Be sure to eat a That makes it hard to treat. periods of remiSSIOn . good diet. If there is an element The treatment varies with the Sometime~ a person may go for of• obstruction avoid roughage, seveity of the disease and how years without a recurrence of bulk foods and since milk it affects a person. The usual the problem . Continued sometimes triggers an attack It features of the disease are the medical supervision is im- is well to avoid milk. But it .;.ill lower abdominal pain and portant. be impor_tant to use a substitute diarrhea , Usually the ·diarrhea Yes, many patients with this for calcium andprotein (try is mild. Fatigue and weight problem do live a normal life. one of the nonmilk products loss may occur, particularly if Eisenhower was certainly one used for babies). Don't get over the patient isn 't careful to get good example, well known to tired. ' enough nourishment. almost everybody. This should Just keep in mind that a lot Problems in absorbing food encourage your daughter. can be done to control the from the diseased intestine You get different :answers disease. It may even go into may cause vitamin and from physicians depending remission on its Own, and many minerJ1 deficiencies and upon their experience , Dr. people . have led good, require more attention to Crohn himseH thinks medical productive 1\Dd happy lives getting enough protein in the management will be adequate with the problem. SIMON'S Goose Girl llh inches :; Crohn 's disease affects intestines By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - I am very anxious to fmd out as much as I can about Crohn's disease . My daughter has this and there is very little in· formation about it. She is quite depressed after taking Predinsone treatment. Is this considered a serious illness~ Can it ever be corrected or cured or does one always suffer with it? can a person lead~ normal life? At this point she cannp~ hold down a fulltime job as ·she never knows when the pain will come and has had to give up two jobs because of this. DEAR READER - Fortunately this is a fairly rare disease . It Is common enough, thought, the President Eisenhower had it for many years before he was operated upon during his Presidency. The obstruction he developed then was a complication and usually only occurs after years of .problems. The disease .is also called regional enteritis. .. Shapes the Shoe The Way Nature Shaped Y'Our SHOWER SLATED A miscellaneous shower will be held at the Hemlock Grove Grange Hall Saturday, Nov. 23 at 7:30p.m. honoring Mr. and Mrs .. Dick Sargent. Friends and neighbors of the couple are invited. -' DR.LAMB ' COLUMBUS, Ohio ( UPI) "We worked on our runnilig and what little passing we do " aald Ohio State coach Woody' Hayes after his third-ranked learn's rugged two-hour workout In the rain TUesday. Whether he was tossing a smokescreen at Michigan coach Bo Schembechler or not, the veteran Buckeye coach was very careful to get in the "what Uttle passing we do ." The Buckeyes host secondranked and Unbeaten Michigan Saturday before a national television audience and some 118,000 in Ohio Stadium . "I thought w~· had a fme practice," Hayes v.olunteered, "the rain didn't bother us a 19 74 Fourth Ed ition Plate 1974 Ea stern can te r e nce practice in rain GOEBEL • N BA Standing s · . By Un i t ed Pr e~ s International ' ,, \ HUMMEL Pro Standings Bucks have fine For That Special Person! . NURSE-MATES OES PRACTICES RACINE - A practice for installation will be held Sunday at the Masonic Temple, Racine, for the officers of Racine Chapter, Order of the . Eastern Star, at 2 p.m. COME SUNDAY CHESTER - Mr. and Mrs. Tim Gumpf and son, Tuppers Plains, visited Sunday with Mrs. Grace Gwnpf. ' GIM 'UGGEITIOft'" . ' 3.:::- 'I'be Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday , Nov . 20, 1974 were ~"ree ·,. I• �.... ~ .. ,.,.. 1, .... ... . "' ~· ~,"1 .... .,_.,.:""...,••;....:"' ' . ·. '. ·, ; '. I •. ~ • -:- ' I . ' . ~· • '4 :_ The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-i'>omeroy, 0 ., Wedn~~dily , Nov. 20, 1974 Knicks slip by Bullets, 86-85 How the@ will bounce By Gary Phillips Yes, I know it 's hard to believe, but, basketball season is already upon us. This year's area races look like they may prove to be "very interesting." This Friday night the annual SVAC Preview will be held at Rio Grande College . The night will consist of four games. Each game will contain twQ eight.-minute quarters. Now, let's take a look at Ill<> games. Game I - Kyger Creek vs. Vinton County. The Bobcats were picked to finish la st this year and they'll show everyone that they made a wise choice. Vinton County 33 Kyger Creek 19. Game 2 - Eastern vs. Southwestern . The Highlanders may be improved bul they aren 't ready - yet. Eastern 28 Southwestern 20. Game 3 - Hannan Trace vs . Southern. The Wildcats have to do a lut of improving but not to beat the Tornados. Hannan Trace 37 So,uthern 21. Game 4 - North Gallia vs. Symmes Valley. Both were tabbed as the "top team ." This one can go either way. North Gallia 31 Symmes Valley 29. OUR BOARDING HOYSE A50UI with Major Hoople li6TEN. WHEN SOMEONE ~LSE PICKS ON I>IE MAJOR SHE GETS M/'.DDER T~/'.N A POLITICIAN WITH . A BROK£N ''r" ON HIS TYPEWRITER! TELLIN' HOOPLE .SN~RK IS FP\KE -'ND \>IE MA.JOR 15 BlACK MAlLIN' HIM INTO DOIN' IHE ODD-J085? By STEVE WILSTEIN UPI Sports Writer The Washington Bullets are a udream learn," in the mold of the old Booton Celtics and the New York Knicks of several years ago. But their time has not yet come. In the first half against New York Tuesday night, the Bullets clearly convinced the Knicks and as they worked the hall around for good shots, played splendid defense and controlled the backboards to take a 55-43 lead. In the second half, the Knicks made some adjustments and P..oved to everyone tlult the Bullets still have some lessons to learn as they carved out a nervous 86-85 victory . "We've got the talent," said K . C. Jones , Washington's disappointed coach. " ... But we have to learn to help each other out more and to keep our attack consistent. We let up tonight and they burned us." With one second left in the game, after 10 lead changes in the last eight minutes and the Bullets leading, 115-M, Walt Frazier leaped over the outstretched arms of Elvin Hayes for his 16th rebound of the game and then tapped ih the winning basket while still-- in mid-air. Fouled on the play, Frazier coolly missed the free throw on purpose to let time expil:e. Frazier scored 17 points. He also had six assists. Earl Monroe led the Knicks with 22 points. Hayes finished with 24 points and 16 rebounds and Phil Chenier scored 18 points for the Bullets. In other NBA games, Buf- falo, playing without Ernie DiGregorio and Jim McMillian, beat Golden State, 111106, Atlanta downed SeatUe, 122-113, Kansas City-Omaha defeated Detroit, 97-87, Milwaukee whipped Phoenix, 122-108, . Houston beat Cleveland, 94-85, and Portland stopped Chicago, 98-92, in overtime . In the only ABA game, Utah beat St. Louis, 9993. I Braves 111 Warriors 106: Buffalo, powered by Bob McAdoo's . season-high 43 points, stormed back !rom a 17point halftime delicit to win against Golden State. Rick Barry, th e NBA 's lead.ing scorer, topped the Warrtors with 31. Hawks 122 Sonlcs 113: John Drew scored 24 of his game-higiJ 34 points in the second half to pace AUanta. Aiding Drew was Dean Meminger with 26 points and Tom Van Arsdale with 23. Spencer Haywood had 31 points to lead the Supersonics. career-high 43-points. The Klogs 97 Pistons 87: game was probably the final Jimmy Walker scor\l(l seven one the Bucks had to play straight points late in the final before the expected return of quarter to lea~ KG-Omaha. . Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Walker, wtv{finished with 23 Thursday. He has been out points, started his string after since breaking a bone in his the Pistons had narrowed the right hand in pre-<!eason . Kings' lead to one point, 82-81, Rockets 94 Cavs 85: with less than five minutes left. Mike Newlin hit 24 points and Bucks 122 Suns 108: Zaid Abdul-Azid pulled down 18 Milwaukee broke the longest rebounds to lead Houston to its losing streak in its history- 11 fourth win in a row and moved games-on the strength of the Rockets to within one game newly acquired Jim Price's of the Central Division-leading Bullets. Blazers 98 Bulla ~: Sidney Wicks scored 25 points and . Portland held Chicago scoreless for nearly five minutes In overtime to win. The Blazers ·. played without center Bill Wltlton for .the second straight game. Walton is recoveriltg from a dislocated finger. Stars 99 Spirits 93: Jim Eakins came off the bench to lead a second-quarter surge that gav'e Utah the lead, then teamed with Ron Boone to keep the Stars in front. Boone led all scorers with 30 poinls, followed by 24 !rom Eakins. Freddie Lewis scored 21 for St. Louis. EFFECTIVE THRU WED., NOVEMBER 27, 1974 NOR BEST TENDER TIMER • Turkeys••••••••••••••••..••••••.• se10to141b. lb. sg~ lf basting Inspections of SWIFTS Butterball nursing homes found ,farcical Turkeys _ ro Sides Beef DEEP liSTED 10 14 lb. FREE l! 1810 20 lb. -40' 560 561 U.S.D.A. Choice Blade CUI 93~ Hinds Fronts 562 4x8 SHEET 563 U.C OAST : REYNOLD'S ;_ ALU~MINUM Linebacker 2.99 Phone Us Your Order! ·. 992-3502 Ideal for dens, living rooms, bedrooms HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. 773-5554 MASON, W.VA. 20~ cranberries =. . 9e CELE Rl . . .,. . . . . . . ,. ,~:. 2 fMSH PASCM. 5th and PEARL STS., RACINE . . ' "The Store With A Heart You, WE LIKE" ~t· · B d. 3 · F . avon e rea ...~~~.:.~~~.:........ ene·r·.....;...:........................ . l"r·. ·f ·resh· A . Prices Effective Nov. 20.27 EVERYDAY Monday Thru Friday 9:00 to 7:00 Saturday 9 to 9 BREATH OF SPRING CLOSED SUNDAYS • 2% MILK I PUMPKIN ' · lvs. 89~ for . oz.! 39~' ~,~?; .. .7 7-UP and GRAPEFRUIT PEPSI 5.ib.' 69~ PRODUCE VALLEY BELL . ,• ·lb'. Fresh . Florida YOU'Ll LIKE IT!'r ·cUBE TASTY. SMOK£D ' . . ur lb: ' . I1 I ' .' .' BROWN SE.RVE ROLLS. 994 ' . .. '• ,._ '. ·. I'ILLIIUIIY'I . 59e . . $ ..- $1 3 ' ,,•.,' 'll. ' . ' J ' '·l .' l .. ICE CREAM GAU.ON $ J 39 ~GAL ., • ' lb. TINY TOWN VANILJ.A .. ..·- CHUNK . POLISH .• .. BOLOGNA .SAUSAGE STEAK .. MAPLEHURST 5.19 •Whole ·Jellied !' USDA aiOJCE . PURINA OCEII SPRIYCranberry For Thank~glv'ing FRESH RADISHES '129 •• Will Have Oysters · - .,,. BORDEN ' . oz. (REGULAR) ~· 290l $1 l9 ' Jo-Bo Dog Food. . ~¥.~~~~~!5I . 6 ~:r~s s1 00 We Gladly Accept Fed. Food Stamps ) cans ••••••• Right Reserved to limit Quantities CHOICE . ' 1s . Twin Pack Gallon . ROUND. ROAST _., 32 25 lb. bag DEL MONTE ' JOY DETERGENT DOG CHOW USOR CHo·rcE USDA OFF lABEL OCEII SPRAY Fresh ' Beef' Stew.....~.~.:~~ ..............-..............~.;~~ 59~ Chili/Beans.~~.~.~~---..................... 2~!~: 89~ oz.$100 . Spaghetti/Meat Ba- ~~BRYAN3 S Glad Trash Bags......:.....;............~~r.79~ ICES EFFEC_TIVE TH RU .:.if,OC!:V•:...:2,!7_ _ • QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED * MIIIMUM PURCHASE REQUiitED WASHINGTON (UPI) four other former Nixon aides The crime was the bugging of because it isn't·the man, its the cash and promises of clemency Richard M. Nixon, realizing Tuesday that tbe President Democratic party goddamn office." had kept Hunt qUiet thus far, Watergate was about to come was looking lor a sacrfice to headquarters and the time was "Sure, sure," agreed H. R. but Nixon still clearly was crashing down around his ears, stave off investigators who June of 1972, when Mitchell Haldeman, who thrashed out worried. tried but apparently failed to were closing in on the White was Nixon's campaign the deteriorating situation with He asks if Hunt, soon to go pressure John N. Mitchell into House. manager after lour years as Nixon and Ehrlichman for ~before the Watergate grand taking full blanie for the ''He's, he's not gonna make it his attorney general. nearly three hours that Satur- jury under_ an inununity grant, scandal in April of 1973. anyway ... ," Nixon said of So on April 14, 1973, Nixon day morning ·and who with would testify about clemency, He told his aides -privately it Mitchell's chances of avoiding · ordered John D. Ehrlichman to Ebrlichman is also now on about his other White House was a •'goddamn painful'' eventual indictment. "! think ·" go to Mitchell" with a trial. activities, and most 1mthing for him to do. this is the worst one, well, due, message that he should confess By Aprill4, the situation was po.~tantly about ~he money. But it was clear in White due to the closeness to the all and say be was sorry -a becoming critical. InHunt testifies -so, so House tapes played at the Presi<!ent at the time of the plot that obviously failed since vestlgators were hot on . the basically then H!l"t will testify cover·up trial of Mitchell and crime." Mitchell never stepped for- cover-up trail and Nixon that it ~as ,';?""'~ed hush ward to take the blame. describes Jeb Stuart money. Right . ; Ntxon asks Tapes containing Ebrlich- Magruder, once deputy cam- ne~us~. "~. . . REPRIEVE GRANTED ~·s report to Nixon on the paign manager, as "an emoI thinlf so, .Ebrlichman WASHINGTON (.UPI)- The mission w,e re to he played for tiona! fellow who's reitdy to replies . Army has granted 10 million the jury today . crack" and tell tbe truth after It was then the discussion blackbirds at least a two-week "I don't think that Mardian months of perjury. turned to forciltg _Mitchell to reprieve in its plan to spray or LaRue or Mitchell, uit, or And agaip and again, Nixon cqme forward and deciding them with a chemical that will Magruder or anybody want to brings up · the even more ;who shoul~ unde_rtake the cause them to freeze to death. hurt the President ln this serious problem of E. Howard mission. Cabinet members and WASHINGTON ·( UP!) · The project has been sche- thing," Nixon said on Aprill4 Hunt Jr -<lne of the master- even tin ambassador are Nursing home safety in- duled since early this month last year of the campaign higi) minds of the bugging who knew ~nsldered, hut in the end spections are "a national for forest lands near Fort · command. "Yeah. That has got a lot aliout other White House Nixon g1ves the chore to farce " despite constant Campbell, Ky ., and the Milan to be the attitude of ·everybody illegal activities as well. Cold Ehrllchman. governme·n t rhetoric heralding Army Ammunition plant in .. . crackdowns and fund cutoffs, a Tennessee. The Pentagon Senate report said Tuesday. contends huge winter conThe 161-page report also said centrations of the birds there LB. OF WALNUTS an alarming number of the one pose a threat to health and to ' • WITH EVERY $25.00 RURCHASE million elderly patients in aviation. 23,000 nursing homes "have But environmentalists have We custom cuf for your actually encountered abuse been fighting tbe project. The KRAFT PIMENTO CHEESE 6 OZ. Freezer. f'.ll meat is fresh cut & wrapped. and physical danger, including Environmental Defense Fund •· INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED PKG. EA. : NO unsanitary conditions, fire threatened to take the Army to hazards, poor or unwholesome court unless it files an enfood, infection~ . adverse drug vironmental impact statement 4 lb. · Beef Roast 2 lb. Round Steak reactions, over-tranquilization on the project, addressing J lb. Ground Beef 4 lb. Beef Roast and frequent medication among other things the other ' ' LB. 3 lb. Pork Steak 3 lb. Ground Beef \ errors." types of birds which might also 2 lb. Cube Steak 3 lb. Ground Beef The study is the first of an die in the spraying. 2 lb. Homemade Sausage 3 lb. Mixed Pork Chops unusual series of reports on the 2 lb. Beef Stew Meat nation's fast-growing OW'sing 2 lb. lunch Meat1 SJ 03 LB. home industry conducted by the Senate Special Committee FATHERS BANNED on Aging . ROENNE, Denmark (UP!) - Chief surgeon Gunnar Hey 79~ LB. has refused to allow expectant . . fathers to watch births in his Prices include hospital ward. cutting, wrapping 3 lb. Pork Bun Roast 4 lb. Beef Roast "We lulven't got enough staff & freezing . Beef 2 lb. Cube Steak l lb. Ground Beef ' to take care of fainting 2 lb. Fresh Fryers sold at hanging 3 lb. Center Pork Chops (Continued from page 3) fathers," he !old staff mem3 lb. Homemade Sausage 2 lb. Beef Stew Meat Grande of Northern Illinois, bers of the Central Hospital. 3 lb. Mixed Pork Chops 3 lb. Round Steak safety Steve Rawlik of Toledo 3 lb. Canned Ham 2 lb. Cube Steak and linebacker Jim Gualdoni of I Ctn. Sliced /'i•ne•rto '- Ch,,.... Western Michigan. This week's other offensive nominees were ruiming back $08 FOR FIGHT Dan Mathews of Western ROTTERDAM , . Holland Michigan, tight end Don Sey- (UPI) - The city budget for mour of Toledo, Northern 1975 includes $08 for the purIllinois tailback Vince Smith, chase of sex magazines. We . a~cept Federal Miami quarterback Steve The money is allocated to Sanna, Kent quarterback Greg "the fight against pornograKokal, Eastern Michigan tight phy." end Jim Stansik, Central "Our officers should be able Michigan quarterback Mike to see what they are supposed Franckowiak and split end to fight," a city spokesman · Rick Clark of Ball State. said. * SpRUCE·UP_..F~O~ft THE Turkey Prices 1710 22 lb. Government Inspected Mitchell asked to play fall guy role USDA MEATS CIOIC£ s ..' '.' • ' ., I '· ' ,. • r::_ • ~' 1t . ' ··- ,· - . ~ ~ .· f �.... ~ .. ,.,.. 1, .... ... . "' ~· ~,"1 .... .,_.,.:""...,••;....:"' ' . ·. '. ·, ; '. I •. ~ • -:- ' I . ' . ~· • '4 :_ The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-i'>omeroy, 0 ., Wedn~~dily , Nov. 20, 1974 Knicks slip by Bullets, 86-85 How the@ will bounce By Gary Phillips Yes, I know it 's hard to believe, but, basketball season is already upon us. This year's area races look like they may prove to be "very interesting." This Friday night the annual SVAC Preview will be held at Rio Grande College . The night will consist of four games. Each game will contain twQ eight.-minute quarters. Now, let's take a look at Ill<> games. Game I - Kyger Creek vs. Vinton County. The Bobcats were picked to finish la st this year and they'll show everyone that they made a wise choice. Vinton County 33 Kyger Creek 19. Game 2 - Eastern vs. Southwestern . The Highlanders may be improved bul they aren 't ready - yet. Eastern 28 Southwestern 20. Game 3 - Hannan Trace vs . Southern. The Wildcats have to do a lut of improving but not to beat the Tornados. Hannan Trace 37 So,uthern 21. Game 4 - North Gallia vs. Symmes Valley. Both were tabbed as the "top team ." This one can go either way. North Gallia 31 Symmes Valley 29. OUR BOARDING HOYSE A50UI with Major Hoople li6TEN. WHEN SOMEONE ~LSE PICKS ON I>IE MAJOR SHE GETS M/'.DDER T~/'.N A POLITICIAN WITH . A BROK£N ''r" ON HIS TYPEWRITER! TELLIN' HOOPLE .SN~RK IS FP\KE -'ND \>IE MA.JOR 15 BlACK MAlLIN' HIM INTO DOIN' IHE ODD-J085? By STEVE WILSTEIN UPI Sports Writer The Washington Bullets are a udream learn," in the mold of the old Booton Celtics and the New York Knicks of several years ago. But their time has not yet come. In the first half against New York Tuesday night, the Bullets clearly convinced the Knicks and as they worked the hall around for good shots, played splendid defense and controlled the backboards to take a 55-43 lead. In the second half, the Knicks made some adjustments and P..oved to everyone tlult the Bullets still have some lessons to learn as they carved out a nervous 86-85 victory . "We've got the talent," said K . C. Jones , Washington's disappointed coach. " ... But we have to learn to help each other out more and to keep our attack consistent. We let up tonight and they burned us." With one second left in the game, after 10 lead changes in the last eight minutes and the Bullets leading, 115-M, Walt Frazier leaped over the outstretched arms of Elvin Hayes for his 16th rebound of the game and then tapped ih the winning basket while still-- in mid-air. Fouled on the play, Frazier coolly missed the free throw on purpose to let time expil:e. Frazier scored 17 points. He also had six assists. Earl Monroe led the Knicks with 22 points. Hayes finished with 24 points and 16 rebounds and Phil Chenier scored 18 points for the Bullets. In other NBA games, Buf- falo, playing without Ernie DiGregorio and Jim McMillian, beat Golden State, 111106, Atlanta downed SeatUe, 122-113, Kansas City-Omaha defeated Detroit, 97-87, Milwaukee whipped Phoenix, 122-108, . Houston beat Cleveland, 94-85, and Portland stopped Chicago, 98-92, in overtime . In the only ABA game, Utah beat St. Louis, 9993. I Braves 111 Warriors 106: Buffalo, powered by Bob McAdoo's . season-high 43 points, stormed back !rom a 17point halftime delicit to win against Golden State. Rick Barry, th e NBA 's lead.ing scorer, topped the Warrtors with 31. Hawks 122 Sonlcs 113: John Drew scored 24 of his game-higiJ 34 points in the second half to pace AUanta. Aiding Drew was Dean Meminger with 26 points and Tom Van Arsdale with 23. Spencer Haywood had 31 points to lead the Supersonics. career-high 43-points. The Klogs 97 Pistons 87: game was probably the final Jimmy Walker scor\l(l seven one the Bucks had to play straight points late in the final before the expected return of quarter to lea~ KG-Omaha. . Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Walker, wtv{finished with 23 Thursday. He has been out points, started his string after since breaking a bone in his the Pistons had narrowed the right hand in pre-<!eason . Kings' lead to one point, 82-81, Rockets 94 Cavs 85: with less than five minutes left. Mike Newlin hit 24 points and Bucks 122 Suns 108: Zaid Abdul-Azid pulled down 18 Milwaukee broke the longest rebounds to lead Houston to its losing streak in its history- 11 fourth win in a row and moved games-on the strength of the Rockets to within one game newly acquired Jim Price's of the Central Division-leading Bullets. Blazers 98 Bulla ~: Sidney Wicks scored 25 points and . Portland held Chicago scoreless for nearly five minutes In overtime to win. The Blazers ·. played without center Bill Wltlton for .the second straight game. Walton is recoveriltg from a dislocated finger. Stars 99 Spirits 93: Jim Eakins came off the bench to lead a second-quarter surge that gav'e Utah the lead, then teamed with Ron Boone to keep the Stars in front. Boone led all scorers with 30 poinls, followed by 24 !rom Eakins. Freddie Lewis scored 21 for St. Louis. EFFECTIVE THRU WED., NOVEMBER 27, 1974 NOR BEST TENDER TIMER • Turkeys••••••••••••••••..••••••.• se10to141b. lb. sg~ lf basting Inspections of SWIFTS Butterball nursing homes found ,farcical Turkeys _ ro Sides Beef DEEP liSTED 10 14 lb. FREE l! 1810 20 lb. -40' 560 561 U.S.D.A. Choice Blade CUI 93~ Hinds Fronts 562 4x8 SHEET 563 U.C OAST : REYNOLD'S ;_ ALU~MINUM Linebacker 2.99 Phone Us Your Order! ·. 992-3502 Ideal for dens, living rooms, bedrooms HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. 773-5554 MASON, W.VA. 20~ cranberries =. . 9e CELE Rl . . .,. . . . . . . ,. ,~:. 2 fMSH PASCM. 5th and PEARL STS., RACINE . . ' "The Store With A Heart You, WE LIKE" ~t· · B d. 3 · F . avon e rea ...~~~.:.~~~.:........ ene·r·.....;...:........................ . l"r·. ·f ·resh· A . Prices Effective Nov. 20.27 EVERYDAY Monday Thru Friday 9:00 to 7:00 Saturday 9 to 9 BREATH OF SPRING CLOSED SUNDAYS • 2% MILK I PUMPKIN ' · lvs. 89~ for . oz.! 39~' ~,~?; .. .7 7-UP and GRAPEFRUIT PEPSI 5.ib.' 69~ PRODUCE VALLEY BELL . ,• ·lb'. Fresh . Florida YOU'Ll LIKE IT!'r ·cUBE TASTY. SMOK£D ' . . ur lb: ' . I1 I ' .' .' BROWN SE.RVE ROLLS. 994 ' . .. '• ,._ '. ·. I'ILLIIUIIY'I . 59e . . $ ..- $1 3 ' ,,•.,' 'll. ' . ' J ' '·l .' l .. ICE CREAM GAU.ON $ J 39 ~GAL ., • ' lb. TINY TOWN VANILJ.A .. ..·- CHUNK . POLISH .• .. BOLOGNA .SAUSAGE STEAK .. MAPLEHURST 5.19 •Whole ·Jellied !' USDA aiOJCE . PURINA OCEII SPRIYCranberry For Thank~glv'ing FRESH RADISHES '129 •• Will Have Oysters · - .,,. BORDEN ' . oz. (REGULAR) ~· 290l $1 l9 ' Jo-Bo Dog Food. . ~¥.~~~~~!5I . 6 ~:r~s s1 00 We Gladly Accept Fed. Food Stamps ) cans ••••••• Right Reserved to limit Quantities CHOICE . ' 1s . Twin Pack Gallon . ROUND. ROAST _., 32 25 lb. bag DEL MONTE ' JOY DETERGENT DOG CHOW USOR CHo·rcE USDA OFF lABEL OCEII SPRAY Fresh ' Beef' Stew.....~.~.:~~ ..............-..............~.;~~ 59~ Chili/Beans.~~.~.~~---..................... 2~!~: 89~ oz.$100 . Spaghetti/Meat Ba- ~~BRYAN3 S Glad Trash Bags......:.....;............~~r.79~ ICES EFFEC_TIVE TH RU .:.if,OC!:V•:...:2,!7_ _ • QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED * MIIIMUM PURCHASE REQUiitED WASHINGTON (UPI) four other former Nixon aides The crime was the bugging of because it isn't·the man, its the cash and promises of clemency Richard M. Nixon, realizing Tuesday that tbe President Democratic party goddamn office." had kept Hunt qUiet thus far, Watergate was about to come was looking lor a sacrfice to headquarters and the time was "Sure, sure," agreed H. R. but Nixon still clearly was crashing down around his ears, stave off investigators who June of 1972, when Mitchell Haldeman, who thrashed out worried. tried but apparently failed to were closing in on the White was Nixon's campaign the deteriorating situation with He asks if Hunt, soon to go pressure John N. Mitchell into House. manager after lour years as Nixon and Ehrlichman for ~before the Watergate grand taking full blanie for the ''He's, he's not gonna make it his attorney general. nearly three hours that Satur- jury under_ an inununity grant, scandal in April of 1973. anyway ... ," Nixon said of So on April 14, 1973, Nixon day morning ·and who with would testify about clemency, He told his aides -privately it Mitchell's chances of avoiding · ordered John D. Ehrlichman to Ebrlichman is also now on about his other White House was a •'goddamn painful'' eventual indictment. "! think ·" go to Mitchell" with a trial. activities, and most 1mthing for him to do. this is the worst one, well, due, message that he should confess By Aprill4, the situation was po.~tantly about ~he money. But it was clear in White due to the closeness to the all and say be was sorry -a becoming critical. InHunt testifies -so, so House tapes played at the Presi<!ent at the time of the plot that obviously failed since vestlgators were hot on . the basically then H!l"t will testify cover·up trial of Mitchell and crime." Mitchell never stepped for- cover-up trail and Nixon that it ~as ,';?""'~ed hush ward to take the blame. describes Jeb Stuart money. Right . ; Ntxon asks Tapes containing Ebrlich- Magruder, once deputy cam- ne~us~. "~. . . REPRIEVE GRANTED ~·s report to Nixon on the paign manager, as "an emoI thinlf so, .Ebrlichman WASHINGTON (.UPI)- The mission w,e re to he played for tiona! fellow who's reitdy to replies . Army has granted 10 million the jury today . crack" and tell tbe truth after It was then the discussion blackbirds at least a two-week "I don't think that Mardian months of perjury. turned to forciltg _Mitchell to reprieve in its plan to spray or LaRue or Mitchell, uit, or And agaip and again, Nixon cqme forward and deciding them with a chemical that will Magruder or anybody want to brings up · the even more ;who shoul~ unde_rtake the cause them to freeze to death. hurt the President ln this serious problem of E. Howard mission. Cabinet members and WASHINGTON ·( UP!) · The project has been sche- thing," Nixon said on Aprill4 Hunt Jr -<lne of the master- even tin ambassador are Nursing home safety in- duled since early this month last year of the campaign higi) minds of the bugging who knew ~nsldered, hut in the end spections are "a national for forest lands near Fort · command. "Yeah. That has got a lot aliout other White House Nixon g1ves the chore to farce " despite constant Campbell, Ky ., and the Milan to be the attitude of ·everybody illegal activities as well. Cold Ehrllchman. governme·n t rhetoric heralding Army Ammunition plant in .. . crackdowns and fund cutoffs, a Tennessee. The Pentagon Senate report said Tuesday. contends huge winter conThe 161-page report also said centrations of the birds there LB. OF WALNUTS an alarming number of the one pose a threat to health and to ' • WITH EVERY $25.00 RURCHASE million elderly patients in aviation. 23,000 nursing homes "have But environmentalists have We custom cuf for your actually encountered abuse been fighting tbe project. The KRAFT PIMENTO CHEESE 6 OZ. Freezer. f'.ll meat is fresh cut & wrapped. and physical danger, including Environmental Defense Fund •· INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED PKG. EA. : NO unsanitary conditions, fire threatened to take the Army to hazards, poor or unwholesome court unless it files an enfood, infection~ . adverse drug vironmental impact statement 4 lb. · Beef Roast 2 lb. Round Steak reactions, over-tranquilization on the project, addressing J lb. Ground Beef 4 lb. Beef Roast and frequent medication among other things the other ' ' LB. 3 lb. Pork Steak 3 lb. Ground Beef \ errors." types of birds which might also 2 lb. Cube Steak 3 lb. Ground Beef The study is the first of an die in the spraying. 2 lb. Homemade Sausage 3 lb. Mixed Pork Chops unusual series of reports on the 2 lb. Beef Stew Meat nation's fast-growing OW'sing 2 lb. lunch Meat1 SJ 03 LB. home industry conducted by the Senate Special Committee FATHERS BANNED on Aging . ROENNE, Denmark (UP!) - Chief surgeon Gunnar Hey 79~ LB. has refused to allow expectant . . fathers to watch births in his Prices include hospital ward. cutting, wrapping 3 lb. Pork Bun Roast 4 lb. Beef Roast "We lulven't got enough staff & freezing . Beef 2 lb. Cube Steak l lb. Ground Beef ' to take care of fainting 2 lb. Fresh Fryers sold at hanging 3 lb. Center Pork Chops (Continued from page 3) fathers," he !old staff mem3 lb. Homemade Sausage 2 lb. Beef Stew Meat Grande of Northern Illinois, bers of the Central Hospital. 3 lb. Mixed Pork Chops 3 lb. Round Steak safety Steve Rawlik of Toledo 3 lb. Canned Ham 2 lb. Cube Steak and linebacker Jim Gualdoni of I Ctn. Sliced /'i•ne•rto '- Ch,,.... Western Michigan. This week's other offensive nominees were ruiming back $08 FOR FIGHT Dan Mathews of Western ROTTERDAM , . Holland Michigan, tight end Don Sey- (UPI) - The city budget for mour of Toledo, Northern 1975 includes $08 for the purIllinois tailback Vince Smith, chase of sex magazines. We . a~cept Federal Miami quarterback Steve The money is allocated to Sanna, Kent quarterback Greg "the fight against pornograKokal, Eastern Michigan tight phy." end Jim Stansik, Central "Our officers should be able Michigan quarterback Mike to see what they are supposed Franckowiak and split end to fight," a city spokesman · Rick Clark of Ball State. said. * SpRUCE·UP_..F~O~ft THE Turkey Prices 1710 22 lb. Government Inspected Mitchell asked to play fall guy role USDA MEATS CIOIC£ s ..' '.' • ' ., I '· ' ,. • r::_ • ~' 1t . ' ··- ,· - . ~ ~ .· f �Da:Uy :!Jtl.nlin4!,l ,_llfiddle;port-P,om•eroy, 0., Wednesday , Nov 20. J974 _ DAUGHTER BIIKN Mr and M• s :".;cr1 viii Jusr ph Gilnl41fC, 514 P1pcl Lane , Lake 6 - The Dauy Sent mel , M1ddleport-Pomero), 0 , Wednesday , !ll<>v 20, 1974 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Notice Auto Sales GARAGE sa te 2 miles o ut o f Ru t land o n 12 1 fourth llousc p as t ceme t ery on r rotr t F urn rt u re clo th es char~ o r g an toys and odds nnd end s T h u r sdny F r day and Sa t urday t O am to I p m 11 20 :J tp 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY -' SH OOTING Mat ch Ra cme Gun Clu b Sunday Nov 2 1 I p 111 11 20 He SWEEPER Repatr Part s and S upplre s Oav r s Vacuum Cleaner Creek. Rd rnrl t: up Geor g es off St<~ te Rout e 7 Phone 446 02VJ 11 20 11 c AT T E N T I O N Lumber for FAR MER S sa le Rough lumb e r lor f a r m us e Conla c t Po m e ro y F or es t Pr oducts P 0 Bo)( 726 Pome r oy Oh o P hon e 992 5965 11 7 12tc AUcTTo_N_ Thur sdav nno Safurday n gh t 7 p m at Mason A uct ron Horton St rn Ma son W Va Consrg n m ent s welcome Phon e (]04) 77) 547 1 Remember commg We h a ve many products t hat Will ma k e g1 fr s Pt1 0ne BROWN 5 5 113 11 1972 DODGE DART CUSTOM power st eenn g a1r con diti on ed , vmyl tnm v rnyl fop, Autu m n go ld f int sh, w w fi res, lik e new r a d1o 1972 VEGA GT EXTRA /liCe PtQ S Pl:lQne 99:2 3 169 S199S Hat c h back low m ileage by 1 owner new w w t1res tran s terred tram new car 4 speed t ra n s rad io green ftn sh black v m y l 1ntenor deluxe tnm 3 tfc Notice MAPS and la rg e p r tn l books c an be bo r rowed at th e Pome roy Pu bl 1c Libr ar y 11 20 Jt c 1960 WI LLY S J ee p new motor new top n ew l1 re s tn ex cellenl cond1 t1o n Ph one 66 7 3759 or 66 7 3652 11 19 6tc f Help Wanted TO Th e unknown h e1rs and dev 1sees o f Thomas D Sm th TO Th e unk n own he1r s and OLD l urnllure 1ce boxes brass dev 1sees of M nn •e D Sm1lh bed s or com pl ete households TO T he unkn ow n he 1rs and wr rt e M D M •l l er Rt 4 dev t sees of B1rd1e L eo n a 99 M eyer and Pomecov o h,o c all lo';'~, TO The unknown h e 1rs and d e.,. tsees o f G r ace M cMaster Hardmg BABY turnttur e rn good con d1flo n Phone 992 3273 You ar e he r eby no t,t ,ed tha t 11 20 3tc you have been nam ed d efen dants tn a lega l ac 110n en l lllcd TRA I LER 2 t o 3 bedrooms A d a l ene Sm th F l ech ln er want to take ove r payments Plamt1 ff vs L ucil l e WITHEM Phone 985 38 7B ET AL D efendants Thrs ac 11 20 6tc t10n h as been ass1gned Case No 15 62'2 1n the Cour t o f Com man CA::. H paid for all makes and Plea s of Me1gs County Oh10 mo d els o f mobile h o me s T h e ob tec t of the Com plam t 1S Phone a r e a code 614 423 9531 to refor m the de ed reco r ded ,n 4 13 tfc Vo l um e 11 1 P age 154 Mergs County Deed Recor d s to 1n a u tos complete and elude the e ntr re m t er es t 1n t he JUNK del1vered to our vard We sard real esta t e an d to qu 1et th e p 1ck up auto bod1es and buy IIti e of th e P!a ,nl1ff as aga1nst all k1nds o f sc rap metal s and a ll of th e Defen da nts rn the ~ron R tder s Salvage St Rt fo l low 1n g descnbed r eal esta t e 12 4 Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o Sttua te rn t he V1llage of Ca ll 99:2 5468 M tddleport Count y of Me1g s 10 17 lf c and State of Oh10 b emg t he follow mg descr,bed pteces or pa r ce ls of la n d and th e b u 1dllng Si tuated th ereon A K C ma l e toy p oodl e~ A par t of Town L o t Number 3 Woul d make n ce Ch rtst mas Stxty Seven ( 67) 1n J ones Plat g fls Se e a t Ca rl Ra 1rden s of Mtd dl epo rt a n d d escr-1 bed as r es 1d en ce Hartford W Va follows Commen c1 n g at the \ .s ou th we s t co r ner of L ot 11 17 6tc l._..... Number S1x ty seve n ( 67) runnmg norther l y on the north SA IN T Ber nar d pups, $100 3 and south ltne o f sard lot mo nths o l d Phone 843 2438 afores aid twent y t hree t eet a nd l ll56tc four 1n ches th en ce 1n an easter ly dt rect1on and p a ra lle l Wtth th e east and west lm e of sa1d lo t frft y feet t h ence sout h and p ar a ll e l With th e n or t h an d FU RN I S HED Bpartm ent 4 south lrn e of sa rd lot e tght (8) r ooms an d ba th 104 Sprrng fe e t th e nc e eas t erly and A v e Pome ro y 99 2 5908 paralle l W1th the I me of sar d lot 11 17 6tc to th e east l1 ne o f sa 1d Lot Number 67 then ce to the TRAILER 2 bed r oom Browns southeast c orn er of sa td tot Tratl e r Par k Phon e 992 3324 then c e wester l y on the south 11 8 He l 1ne of satd Lot Number 67 t o the southwest c orner o f sa1d Lot Number 67 and bem g t h e p l ace TRA I LER space 2 mil es from oi begt nn 1ng Pom e roy R l 143 Phone 992 Also th e follow rng descr~b ed 5858 r eal estate Sit u a t ed m the 10 27 tf c VIl lage of M1 ddleport, Me1gs County Sta te of Oh 10 bounded HOUSE and t ra11er for r ent 1n and d esc rt bed as fo ll ows A l awn :2 bedrooms Phone 992 st np of Lot Number 66, 1n Jones J975 an d 992 257 1 Plat of Middleport , b emg e1g hl 11 6 ttc 1nch es wid e and one h undred and thirteen f ee t long o ff of t h e HOU SE partly furn 1shed 3 nort h S1d e of sa d Lot No 66 b edrooms n1 ce yard Phone Also th e follow m g rea l estate 992 2780 or 992 3432 descnbed as follows Com 11 19 He m enc mg TWE!n ty SIX (26 ) fe e t m a sout h erly d1rec t1on fr om th e 2 BEDROOM a p t upsta~rs all nort h eas t corn E! r of Lot No ut l1 t1e s pa d $85 per month Stx l y seve n (67) 1n Jo nes no p ets Phone 992 3030 befo re Survey of Midd le po rt Oh10 , 5 p m t h ence wester l y s1xty t hree (63) 11 19 Jtc fee t more or less, to the Bank Building occ up1ed b y E C Fox J AND 4 ROOM f ur n ished an d and no w owned by D ee Ward apar tme nt s unt urn1 shed thenc e southerly seve n and on e Phone 992 543 41 half O hl feet to the 1 n e of t he 4 12 lfc lot ow n ed by T R Sm 1t1'1 thence easterl y on th e l m e of sa 1d T R Sm 1th lo t stxly thr ee PRIVA T E meet n g room for an y organ,za tron p hone 992 (63 ) fee t to th e a ll ey, th en c e 3975 northerly seven a n d on e half ( 7112 ) fee t to the p l ace of 3 11 tfc beg rn nmg Together with t he pr1v !lege of ' touNTR.;-Mobrk~ : : ; P;;k, Rt 33 , l en m i l es north of tngre ss and eg r ess to th e Pom e roy Large lots w tth owners o f th e north and so ut h concrete pa t 1os side walks, portton s of said bn ck buildtng , 1 un n ers and off s tre et to the1r h e trs and ass1gns , and t o parkrng A l so spaces for 1 thetr agents , ten an t s and em small trail er s Phone 992 7479 ~loyees , m th e tomt use of the hallwa y s l ea dtng t o F~r st. 7 :21 tfc Second and T h 1rd stor 1es of t he bu i ldmg on sa1d prem 1ses 4 RM furn tsh ed apt c lose to Betng the same prem tses Powe ll s Supe r Valu, phon e bequeathed m the Last Wil l and 99 2 3658 Testament of Corn el1a Adel rn e 11 20 tr c Smith to Fran ces H Smtfh and - - - - - - - - - - - - - A G lenn Smrth , and t h ereafter 2 BE DR OOM f urn cottage at conveyed by A Glenn Sm 1t1'1 to Roc k Sp rtngs 1d ea t for school Frances H Smtth by deed perso n ne l adul -ts on l y recorded 1n Vo lum e 151 , Page ref erence d es rred Phone 992 492, of the Me tgs County Deed 278 9 Records Referen ce Deed Vol u me 252 11 3 tfc - - - - - - - - - - -- - Pag e..-- 623 , Meigs Co unt y Deed REcord s FU RN I SHED ap t Adults onlr You are requ rr ed to answer Mrddlepor t Phon e 992 38 74 the Com pl amt w i t h in 28 days 11 14 lfc after the l ast publ1cat10n of t hr s notrce , which will be published U N F URNI SHED house , 4 once each we ek for ~~x su e rooms a nd bath 1650 Lmcotn cesstve w eeks The la st H e1g h t s Phon'e 99:2 3874 PU blication wdl be made on 11 14 tfc De cember 19, 1974 , and the 28 da ys for answ er W I !I co mm ence FURNISHED apartment , on that dat e ul l 1lies furn1shed su 1table In c ase of you r fa1lure t o t or tw o work mg men or answer or otherw 1se respond a s r e t~r ed c oupl e Ltvmg room , requ ired by t l'le Oh io Rules of krtchen shower an d bath On Civil Procedures, tudg ment b y marn htghway , Mason , W Va default will be re ndered against Pt1one 773 5147 you for the relief demanded m 10 27 lie thiS Compla ml 2 BEDROOM tralle r 1n Larry E Spencer , Syr acuse , close to school No Clerk of COU"t c h ild r en or pets D e pos1t • Melg~ County requ,red Phon e 90 2 24 41 after Pomeroy O h 10 6 30 p m 10 18 tfc 1II ) 14, 21, 28 I 12) 5 1:2 , 19, 6tc --------------- - -------------' Pets For Sale For Rent -------------- -------------- --------------- - -------------- • -'-------------- -------------195 7 CHEVROLET $400 Call 99:2 5852 11 14 6tp ---- - ---------- Employment Wanted W I LL DO b abysd ling or hou sec ! ean.n g Phon e 992 2403 11 14 6tp --------------- GE NE RAL repa tr pl um bi ng h ea1 1n g a nd remodel1ng W ork guaranl ~ed P hone 992 2409 11 7 12tp W IL L do srm p le sew1 n g 1n my home, Au drey M c Co y , 985 3944 11 20 Jtc GROCERY business for sa le Butld 1ng for sale or lease Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appo 1ntm en t 3 :20 tfc F 1R EWOO D for sale cut yo ur own s1ze or p iece Phone 992 57 17 11 3 tfc 1950 FERGU SON l r onl end loa der S1 500 Phone 91!5 3594 II 17 71p 440 JOHN DEERE doze r hydr aul1c b lad e and w1n ch $4 000 Phone 98.5 3594 " 17 7tp 1970 1 TON Ch ev r o l et fru ck d u al whee ls va 4 speed Looks and ru ns good Ha rold Br ewer Lon g Bo tt om Oh 10 Phone 985 355 4 11 17 lfc -------------- - ------------SIEGLER and MONOGRAM Mobile Homes For Sale bedroom , Ph b ath, atr con d 1t1 oned washer dryer shed, b est o ffer , must sell Phone 592 5157 593 6761 or 592 4529 Athens 11204tc -------------- L1ve m the rolling h1lls of Southern Oh1o in your own 3 BR. all electnc mob1le home 1n Southern Ohio's newest mob1le home park IS m1n from Athens or Pomeroy. Pr1ce reduced to get this mob1le home park started. Set up & ready to move 1n1o. For further details con1act •• NO DOWN PAYMENT TO VETERANS KINGSBURY MOBILE HOMES 1100 E Mam 4831 1 heater, elec tr ic Mavtag dryer both l1ke new Reason for sale, switc hed to own gas Harold Sauer, phone 7ol2 3654 before 7 45 a m and after 4 pm 1 11 20 31c -------------FR I GIDAIRE h arvest gold , etectrr c stove ana no frost r ~ f r1ge rator ~ On e vea. old Ca ll 949 4141 or '1'1 '1 7288 11 20 .ttc ' 5th Sl B-K EXCAVATING work 949-36 n . _COMPANY Racme , O. THE DEPENDABLE CONTRACTING CO. HElL RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING Interior, Exterior Decorating and Remodeling Completl! plumbing & heating service. Free Estimates. IIINYL SIDING Phone 949-5961 Emergency 992-3995 or 992-5700 PH. 992-7454 or 992-7129 FOU ND on flood road hall g r own ma l e dark gray ca t Ca ll 992 2756 II 19 3tc For Sale SEW ING Mach1nes , brand new Z tg Zag rn n1ce wa l nut tab l e In orrg 1na l cartons Never used Cleara n ce on 74 Models (O nly a f ew ava il able ), $43 40 ca!.h or te rms available Phone 99 2 7755 1015tfc Real Estate For Sale HOME IMPROVEMENT S, A n yth mg you want or need to t mprove your home from repla ce ment wrndow s k 1t chen , an d bathroom r emodel 1ng , garage door operators or adding on a room Call Fred B Goeg le ln for free estrmate , or stop by ou r model h ome on Wnght St tn Pomeroy C.all 99 2 5976 11 20 ltc CHARLE S R Hatfield , m--;nt backhoe and dozer, water li nes dra in s footers , brush c l eaning Rt 1 Rutland , O hio Phone 742 6092 11 325tc PORTLAND - 4 mce l evel l ots close to river Large older hom e, 7 room s. wrap around porch. garage & oulbuild<ng . good drl(led well Asking fUSI $4,700 00. POMEROY - Good 5 room natural gas heat, bath, full basement. Asking $10,500 Make an oiler CARPENTER 2 story frame, 4 8 R , 111:2 baths, room , block out building. 2 garages, about 2 acres, can help fmance to nght party $8,000 00 TUPPERS PLAINS - 1 level acre, love l y ranch type home. 2 B R Utillly R Bath, floor s, $13,500 MIDDLEPORT - basement Rl 1 27 acres, nice home, 3 B R , balh, basement, N G. fur nace. large bar"n & silo, milk house. lool shed Asking $30,000 Phone m-2259 or ?92-25f8 On Ft. of floor space LC LOWERY o rg an w1th ac cessorte s, A beaut tful Christ ma s gtft, must be seen to appre c tate May be seen at :249 Un 1on Avenue or ca ll 992 5617 11 15 12tc furnace Basement, 2 porches and 2 car carport BUSINESS - A good grocery on S1ate Rt All stock, and some fldures This I s your chance for only $8,000 00 NEW LISTING - Large 11 rooms, 2 apartments, 2 baths Good place for antiqu_es, or flea market Plenty of parking Asking $12,500 00 HOME SITE - Nearly an acre lot on T P water, In good sub- 8 tra c k t a p e combination. o1 speaker so und system Balance $109 56 or eny terms Ca ll 99 2 396S 115tfc All Small Appliance$ lawn MoWeiS :- READY MIX CO- NCR ETE' delivered right to project Fast and easy es timates Phone 992 Goegleln Ready Mix Middleport , Ohio 6 your Free 3284 Co , If~ 30 -----------"C BkA.ll"FORD.Auitloneer H OUSE for sale 249 Unron Ave, All newly d ecorated rnstde May be seen by ap pom tm ent Phone 992 5617 11 15 12tc Complete ServIce Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 Ra c1 ne, Oh to Critt Bradford I - - -- -- -- - -- - -5 "'~l -------------BU I LDfNG I of, 80 f1 frontage x TA~CTeaned, SEPTtC 165ft The second lot on left on R 1verv1ew Dr• ve, Lincoln Htll , Pomeroy , Oh to ff In teres t ed , calf 992 3:230 afte r 5 reasonable rate& Ph 446 4782, Gallipolis John Russell, owner and operator 5 12 tfc ' pm --------------- 10 17 tfc -----------4 ACRES overlooking b ea utiful view of rJver 2 bedrooms down, 1'! 2 up c era m1c tile bath , buil t 1n k1tch en , dry ba semen! , firepla ce, rock watt p~tlo , garage, complete pri v acy 2 m lies from Pomeroy tn M1nersvrll e 992 57 92 11 15 5tp --------------- ~ ( EXCELSIOR Salt Works, E~ Ma i n St , Pomeroy All kind of salt water pell&ts, water ~ nuggets, block salt and own Ohto River Salt . Phone 992 J 3891 • 65 --==--:--- ------,.- ---- - ttcj 3 bedrooms , bu11f In k1t c h en ' EXCAVATlNG , dozer. loaaer' and backhoe work , septic basement wllh one car tanks Installed, dump trucks• garage Phone 742 3615 or see and to boys tor hire. will haul , Mrlo Hutch ison f tll dirt , top sort . limestone & 11 1 tfc graveT, Call Bo.b or ~ogeP Jeffers , day phone 992 7089; 1 ~ n i ght phone 992 3525 or 992 1 ... 5232 .----------------------'-11 2 11 lfc t!ARPniNO ---'T""------------I S EPTIC 'tANKS c leaned Modern Sanitation . 992 3954 or 992 7349 9 18 tiel 501 NYLON ,$rg-s • Sq. Yd . JUST ARRIVED 1-Hugo load of collecHble de•ki__ many beoultful LEATHER TOP fables, ------------~ 19 tfc 1 RACI NE - 5 room hou !.e W1th bath ut1l lty room and en c los ed s un porch Ca ll 949 4141 or 992 7288 11 20 4tc desks ; rockers ; and lots of other "goodies" In the furniture line! 2-0ider small Items: ruby & other depression glass, beautiful lamps, dolls, hand carved marble statute of Joseph and baby Jesus , much, much more ~NEW ITEMS: , the newest fad for Mama' s kitchen - the air-light apothecary bottle In several styles, from 67c ; CARNIVAL glass punch sets for the holidays $9.50, complete, CARNIVAL covered turkey dishes . blue willow coffee mugs , bean pots, brown oven . ware by HulL large OOG banks, tea c~ps from Mainland China, over SIJ prs. salt & peppers with 2 alike! AND REMEMBER KUHl'S ALWAYS carries a full line of clean. used APPLIANCES !ALL wllh 30-day MONEY-BACK Right GUARANTEES): now we have a fine selection of WRINGER WASHERS, just over haijJ_,d, your Maylag, Kenmore & Queen Gas or elect. ran1aes $35 11 beautiful co~;~~,~~·:~ elect bu•ll-1<> refrigerators from port. dishwasher 135; dryers 535. COME OUT & SEE goo!! selection of used, furniture quality, budg,•l - i,~l;c:__~ NEW furniture . ALWAYS GET A DEAL AT KUHL'SIII During the winter KUHL'S BARGAIN CENTER Is open 5 d.lys a week: Wocbiesd.ly lhru Sunday ta.m .. 7p.m. (Closed Mon. & Tues. ) -- -------:;--- ---~- and up Price Includes lnslaTrOilon and free padding Talk ta l Wendell Grate. carpet THESE SMALLER CARS CAN SAVE A LOT! · consultant - We have hundreds of carpet values YQur job can be completed in l fo 2 weeks No long walling period .I leMANS A thank you note was read from Mr and Mrs 0 P Klem for a 50th weddmg anmversary remembrance. Also read was a note from Zalla Pullms, now res1dmg m Flonda The annual Chnstmas luncheon was set lor 12 30 P m , Dec 12 Mrs Jividen presented the less on titled "Go Free " She talked on the cost of bemg a Chnslian, life as God sustams 11, the ways to do a JOb and to pray, personal reward of serviCe, and love, JOY, peace , pahence, self-control, kmd ness , frUits of the spirit Mrs Walter Hayes and Mrs M C W1lson served refreshments -.. 23 and the readmgs mcluded l= ...• . .§Portland WSCS meets ,.. : PORTLAND - Mrs Don • - Johnson was hostess for the • Portland Umted Methodist •• • Church WSCS meeting • recently. : • "Livmg and Actmg m Love" : ;., was the top1c of the program : presented by Mrs. Cora Hilton ,.• • She read from Ephesians 1:12:-:-:·:·:·:·.·:·:·:·.·.·.·=·=·:·.· ?::iS' "li';. &"ill?<''"·~ : · !!iii :. .: ;~~-' Over 50,000 Miles Of Driving $235.00 $199.00 $26.00 Rutland,O. LET'S TALK IT OVER TODAY See Ceward Calvert, Smllin Bill Nelson. Art Argyries, or - oo. lilraJ person. i til 7:00 p . m. SQ'JETHING TO BEUEVE IN . '" ' ' WMPQ/1396 1 ·· - ~ • 1 ' ~ J.:, .. I Sftlith NelsOn ·MOtoiS, Inc., . ON YOUR DIAL ' 500 E. Main St. ------- ----- - - / weekdays ' I t Ph. 992-2174 Pomeroy, o, ~ :~ - -=-~ : THURSDAY : TWIN CITY Shrmetles : meeting 7·30p m at Columbus • and Southern OhiO Electric · :: : Co , Middleport. :· SATURDAY : SPAGHETTI dinner , 5 30 to ;: 7:30 p.m at K of P. Lodge ;: Hall, Gallipolis, sponsored by - Buckeye Hills student prac· tical nursing class Children 's r"" plates . ;.• WEDNESDAY •• ••• EVANGELJNE Chapter 172, OES, annual mstallation , 7 .•30 p .m . at the temple Naonu King, installing officer THURSDAY CLASS 12Circle, 7.30p m at the Heath United Methodist Church. -Mrs Dwight Wallace •• to review "Somethmg More" •• by Kathryn Marshall for the • program. RIVJ;:RVIEW Garden Club, • . •• • •• • •• •• •• •• : : : : : Dealership open Saturdays till 5: ::.:: ~~ • • • • Save a Tqtal of I Soc1al i : -.'i Calendar I ""- ••• All new 1975 Buicks and Pontlacs can' save you money while driving. 1957 CHEVY peft S NEW Lakewood traction bars , hl[acker air shoc ks, hooker h~aders, With 3" collectors for small block Call 992 3ol96 after 6 p m BEST OFFER 1 10 11 tic Conlnbutwns to the Chrislmas basket prOJect of the Me1gs Mmil!terlal Ass 'n. will be made by the Afternoon Circle of the Heath Umted MethodiSt Church, 1l was decided at a recent meeting M Mrs Nan Moore conducted %: the meetmg during which time : !mal plans were made lor lhe : annual holiday bazaar Dec 3 :: begmmng at 9 a m w1th a : • IWlcheon to be served at II 30 : ', p m . Mrs Norman Wayland , • Mrs Moore, and Mrs James : r JIVIden will make the posters, : ' and Mrs Criswell and Mrs :: Mildred Zeigler w1ll handle the ,.. food lor the bazaar The Eleanor Circle will help With t the bazaar •• '•• VENTURA • Save approx. 420 gals . of gas • Save Tune- Up Costs ( 4 oflhem) • Save lube, OH and Filter (2 of them) . -· :• : : "' : :;: •• SPECIALI 742-4211 DEAR POLLY - My Pel Peeve IS With those people who come to church late and then expect those sealed m the s1de aisle to move to the middle to accommodate them H those at the Sides had wanted to s1t in the nuddle they would have gone there m the first .place and should not be expected to do 11 lor the late-comers Another is with those women who are late lor their beauty parlor appomtments, disrupt the whole appomtment schedule lor the day and everyone has to wa1t. There should be a law against this tardiness. - G.S.H. ' DEAR POLLY - DotellMrs K.H who had such ' hard Ume removing the big sticker from the window of her new car that I find cotton soaked m rubbmg alcohol works like a charm lor removing price sUckers, city stickers, etc. - JUNE . DEAR POLLY - Mrs KJI. will find ll IS not difficult to remove that sales sticker from the window ol her new car if she Will wet a cloth in vmegar, place 11 over the paper, hold It there a bit until the sticker IS soaked Then 11 will come off rucely ThiS IS good for Jar labels, too My Pointer is lor a way to store long necklaces and chams Without tangling . Buy a small pullout, accordion-type rack hanger, hang your Jewelry on II I also hang bracelets on nune Put the hanger on a closet door or wall near the dresser. CECILLIA. DEAR POLLY -Alter I had my f1rst child a fnend showed me a simple way to lie shoe laces so they did not come Wldone. As you take the loop through the center take the loop over and through a second time.llwill not come undone if tied m this way My daughter and I have found a small-&Ze electric hot tray very handy for a quick plug-in, parllcularly durmg this energy ::,: criSIS, It is Ideal for heatmg cold plates, thawmg meat and a :;::, perfect way to heat enoogh frozen rolls or muflms lor a few people. Cover tray with a piece of foil and have an Instant oven ; with jtm enough heat to do the JOb without even hakmg . - MRS. :-; R.S.W. _ Mr and Mrs Gilmore 's f11 st child . Grandparents are Mr Mrs Gardner We hrun g and Mr a nd Mr s Elza .Gilmore, Jr, Pomeroy . Mrs Elmer Wehrung, Middleport. Mr s Faye Daughtery , Magn olia, Mrs Nora Gtlmore. Pomeroy. and Mr and M1s Ma rvm Ben nett, Mason, are grea t-grandpare nts a nd Mrs Eli za beth Gardner , Mid- dleport, WASHINGTON (UP II The House of Represen · tat1vcs SU}l'i "young people" - girls as \\icll as buys may play Lilli e League bosrball. to num erous R es ponding the great - great grandmother IS TOPS MEETS Plans for altendmg an AID meellng m Man e tta were made durmg the Tuesday mghl meelmg of the TOPS Club held at the Middleport Amencan Legwn Hall Trma Faulk was named queen for the week show mg the most weight loss, with Dons Hensler as nmnerup Quarterly queen was Belly F1fe co urt cha ll e ng es and a req uest from the Lilli e League Itself. the Hou se voted by VO i ce vote Monday to amend the L1 Ltl e League's federal charter to substitute '~)oung people" fur Hboys '' 111 dcscnbmg the goals of the organization The b11l next goes lo lhc Senate \\here approval ts expected FA ILED AGAIN WASHINGTON ( UPI )- For the fifth m onth m a row the Navy has fa iled to meet 1ls recrUi lm g goals (by three percent) h1ghhghtmg the IncreaSing d1fflcul hes the sea serv1ce IS havmg m makmg the a ll volunteer Idea work Ram a nd a slippery highway was blamed m two separa te 1 oa dway mt s haps Tues day afte 1 no on , tnvolvtng th ree Ma son Cow1ty school buses, resultmg m In}Urtcs to at least f1ve sc hool ch ildren a nd high property damages Ca rolyn Nowlin , 17 , was trea ted at Pleasant Va lley Husp1tal for a knee InJury and released She was transported from the scene m a CrowHusse ll ambu lance Als o treate d a nd re lease d at Pleasant Valley Hospital were FIRST STAMP SOW WNOON (UP!) - Stamp auctioneer Robson Lowe sold an envelope Tuesday bearing the world's first postage stamp, mailed on the l1rst day of ISSue, May 6, 1840, for $3,860. Copies of the Bntish "Penny Black " (2 'h-cent) stamp, which bears a profile portrait of Queen Victoria, can still be purchased without the first day poshnark for around $46 Oav1d Nowlin , 13, and Naomt Jeffers, 16, all of Southside Todd Dean Pndemore of Henderson wa s tr eated at Holzer Medical Center for a brUised s houlder and released The bus was No 47 dnve n by O'Dell Wallace of Phny , south on Jefferson Blvd w1th appr oximate ly 45 s tude nt s returnmg home I'" Zeme Myers of Henderson was dr1ver of Bus No 51 wtth 60 s tudents that collided w1lh SENTENCE UPHELD SEOUL (UPI) - An appeals court today upheld the death sentence handed down by a lower court to Moon Sekwang, the convicted ass8SSin of South Korean President Park Chunghee's wile Moon has seven days to appeal to the Supreme Court It was not unmediately known if he would do so Moon, a Korean living m Japan , tned to asassmate President Park Aug. 15. He m1ssed, but killed Park 's wife and a teen-aged g1rl • Wallace's bus a t 3·55 p m on Jefferson Sl at the Lew1s Sl tntersechon There was mass confus iOn on the mam thorofare £or a t1me as traffic was backmg up from an earlier wreck Southbound traff1c was lied up for at least 20 mmutes The earlier co lltswn tnvolvmg a school bus occurred at 3 45 p m m the curv e at the WHITE CUB BORN WEST PALM BEACH, Fla (UPI) - A rare white lion cub has been born at Florida's Lion Country Safari - the th1rd, accordmg to off1clals, to be born m captivity a nd the second born here . Lion Country officials sa1d the cub, named "Sukar1" Swahili for sugar - was reportedly born sometime alter the 640-acre w1ldhle preserve closed on Sunday, Nov. 10, but llley withheld annoWlclng 1is bu-th while they observed the ammal durmg "the first critical days of 1ts life." mtersechon of 14th a nd Vtand Street No lnJune s we r e reported James Rayburn Long of Apple Grove was dnvmg bus No 60 south w1th 45 occupants and Thomas Edison Gray of HWl hngton was drtvmg a n lnternattona l truck north when the tw o veh1cles s1desw1ped Slip pe r y pavem enl was blamed for this mishap Pohce estimated $350 damage to the bus and $275 to the Star Furmture truck dnven by Gray Gray Ve terans Memorial Hospital Mark ADMITTED Dempsey, Syracuse, Alph a Moss, Middleport , F r ed a Mossman , Pom eroy, Roy Gladman, Gallipolis , Dons Kai se r, Ra e me V1rgmta Penmngton, Middleport DISCHARGED Mary Berkley, Flossie Hysell, Julia Johnson , Wanda Swartz, Gertrude Drake, Myla Hudson, Stacy Cra1g, Ke1th Vrogan, Emma John son, Eugene Mornson, Jr 1 -:... ·Afternoon circk meets furnture: oak china, hutch, the acre hourly or contrac t, farm ponds, roads , etc Large darer and operator w1th over 20 years e)(perlence Pullins Excavating , Pomeroy , Ohio 1 Phone 99 2 2478 Real Estate For S<ile POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - I would like to know how others remove lint balls from perrnanenUy pressed clothing. There mu.sl be an easier way than using a razor blade. Also how does one prevent these balls from lonrung' - MRS. L M.H IS for LL girls . -DnZER -----------work, land ctf!arlng by ------------- '1 . =.. REPAIR Phone 446 398 1 or 446 3459 9 8 tfc RUTLAND __ FURNITURE -------------- Fully Insured BOWERS -------------DOZER - or backhoe work division 1 ,Candy Stnpe Carpet with' MANY BARGAINS TO •rubber back. ,,I CHOOSE FROM. SHOULD Reg. $6.99 sq. yd ' YOU WANT TO DISPOSE OF Now 54 .99 Sq. Yd.t ANY PROPERTY, SEE US. WE WILL HELP YOU, OR NO 1 N1ce for bedroori1S, dens, CHARGE kitchens, etc. -------------STEREO radro am fm, 949-3295 Racine, 0. FREE ESTIMATE SEWING MACHINES Repair• service, all makes , 992 2284 The Fabric Shop, Pomerov Author tzed Si nger Sales and Servtce we sharpen Scrssors 3 29 tt c heattng , gen eral repa1r Work guaranteed Phone 992 2409 11 10 12tp SYRACUSE Nice , 4 bedrooms. bath, Nat gas F A ' GHEEN' S PAINTING • Interior & Exterior Work Next to Highway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 --------------.,...., REMODELING plum btng , a nd H W 1owards Open Mon - Sat 8A.M. - 6 P. M.- Keep out the cold and cut the cost of heating ! Dress your home up warm for cold. days ahead . Siding : Insulates. adds beauty, is durable, adds value, is colorful. Siding can be installed anytime . Ask us about Soffit, Fascia. Gutters and Downspouts, too . FREE ESTIMATE delivered Monday through Saturday and eve ning!. Phone 446 1142 6 13 tfc d1n1ng by. pass Ph. 992-5682 or 992-7121 All Mechanical Work Free Est1mates. Middl eport, 0 C REMI= ;-NS--CO~CRE~ -~----------------~-­ frame, Route 7 Ru11and Rt. 7 & Union Ave. POMEROY LANDMARK' Jack W. Carsey, Mgr ~ Phone f92·2181 CLOSE OUT on n ew Z 1g Zag Sew mg Mach1nes For se w 1ng stretch fabr 1cs, buttonholes. fancy des1gns , etc Paint Slightly blemished Chorce of c arryl'ng case or s ewing stand $49 80 cash or term s ava tlabl e Phone 992 7755 llStfc ROGER HYSEU:S GARAGE 777 Pearl Street Middleport, Ohio Phone 992-5367 or 992-3861 JOHNSON MASONRY 992-7608 water Excellent location for a business ~Y.~ 992-5162 Syracuse, Ohio On Stale Rl 124, 'h mo from Found Sq ' I w1th Rt 7 Central heat and air. 2900 Phone 985 3594 11171tp -------------6:2 GALLON etec tr c hot water All Phone RACINE GARAGE Ph 992-7608 beiore 5 p m or742 4902 after 5 p m . BUSINESS BUILDING - -1 New Monogram Wll_od Bur~ing Stove 10 29 26tc -------------1953 F ERGUSON wllh mower , 51 400 reliable peopl e medical trammg Priced For Quick Sale 115ft~ -------------FIREWOOD for sale Ca ll 742 By day or hou r , reasonable rates, fUEL OIL HEATERS ELECTROLUX Sweeper deluxe model Complete with all Call m-7034 cleaning &tlachments and Open Dally llto 7 uses paper bags SIJQhtly used 1. . __ _ _ _ ____j but cleans and looks like new Wtlt sell for $37 25 cash or t erms available Phone 992 7155 F IRE WOOD for f1r eptace or stove Cu t t o length Phone 992 7644 111 3 26tc Middleport guaranteed ---- -br--------NEW level - h ome, Pomeroy, 0 For Sale 8-6 P.M. ANY AGE CHILD wh1te Co l lie pupptes SJO each Phon e 985 3809 11 17 6IC - - ------- ----- Limestone & Fill Dirt Commercie ... Residential Constructton & Remodel REMODELING? -------------BEA UT IF UL AKC Sa ble and ELECTROLUX vacuum clean er , A 1 cond1 tr on uses paper bags has cor dw1 n der and many attacl'l ment s A l so , shampooe r attac h ment m el ud ed (Only 4 ava tlab le) at S3 7 70 ca sh or t erms availab l e Phone 99:2 7755 Jl 13 tfc Dozer, Backhoe, Trucks or ' Five students hurt in wrecks Senate votes are announ C'm g the btrth a da ughter, Shu mu•n I.yn , Nuv 15, Sf Then.•se Hospital. Waukegon, Ill The mla nt weighed Bibs , 4 uzs <~n d She's tired of lint-picking SYLVIA'S UPHOLSTERING guaranteed. P1ck up datly in Pomeroy & DAY NURSERY 1500 BALE S o f good m1Xed hay $1 a b al e Phone 388 8847 11 19 6t c Business Opportunities ------------1972KIRKWOO D, 12ft X 60ft -3 From a shelf to a house. Patnhng, s1dmg, roof1ng, p,1per hang1ng , k1tchen cabme1s, etc SI N G ER Automa i 1C Z1g Zag Sewing Ma ch tnes ,n se w1ng t able Mak es buttonho les se ws on buttons blmd hems e t c T op not ch c ond1t•on Pay $5 1 or t erm s ava11ab le Phon e 992 77 55 11 19 lfc W IL L keep presc hool c hildren NEW 1974 ZIG ZAG SEWI NG 1n my home 2 to 6 yea r s o l d 5 MACHINE S In orrg1 nal d ays per week Phone 99:2 factory carton N ew Ztg Zag 5098 to ma ke buttonholes sew on 11 20 6t c buttons. monogram s and make fancy des tgns w1th lu st th e tw 1st of a s rng le drat L eft tn lay a way and never been u sed W t ll sell for onlv $47 cash or term s avar labl e Phone 99 2 7755 11 13 tf c RESPONSIBLE PERSON A FEW n ew ban d 1n s trum en ts Wan t ed to own and operat e Co nta c t Ren ee Stone 992 7567 c an dy & confec tron ven d1n g 9 4 tfc route Pomeroy and surroundrng area Pleasant F IREW OO D , an y length Ca ll b u s me ss H 1gh profit 1tems 99 2 5422 or 992 331:2 Can s ta rt par i ti me Age or 111026tp ex per tence not 1mportant Requ~res c ar an d $1395 t o GRAVE L sand, Mason sand $47 95 cas h tnves tm en t For l1 mestone , P1t Run bY t he ton deta il s wrtle and tnclude Del1vered Ph one 446 1142 vour phone number 10 18 tfc D epartment BVV 3938 Meadowbrook Rd Mrnneapohs , MN 55426 1970 VALIA NT 65x12 , 30edroom fu ll y carpeted LP gas heat Phone 992 7751 8 25 ttc PHONE 949-3832 or 843-2667 All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING DEER SLAY ER - Slug guns 1n s to ck R e mtnglo n Wrn c h ester I t ha ca deer sl ugs Sl 20 per box New 1100 and H8 70 R em1ngtons many other guh s T h a t s Ft f e s. T hird St Midd l eport Phone 992 7494 II 19 6tc Water, Eledric, Gas, Sewer Lines, installed. Work V1ll a. Ill By Polly Cramer FREE ESTIMATE Pickup and Delivery - COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE & REPAIR Polly 's Pointers · I ' D&D CONSTRUCTION VACUUM Cl eaners n ew 197 4 model Comp l e te wiiH all c lea nrng tool s Small pa1nl damage m Shr pp1ng Wil l take $27 cash or bu dget p l an ava1 l able Phon e 997 7755 11 19 li e OPEN EVES. 8:00P. M POMEROY, OHIO - Phone ( 304} 773-5503 sa l e WA LNU T stereo ra d 1o am fm a !r a c k ta pe combmat1on Ba l ance $107 45 or ter ms Call 9Q2 39 65 11 19 tfc rs new n1ce 992 f or --- - - Alummum sidmg, roofmg, c omplete residential con struc11on Wiring, plumbing , kitchen h ea1 mg , e lec cabme1s etc 1.1 Y rs expenence In const. 1rade 11 19 3tp POMEROY MOTOR CO. Wanted To Buy • $2495 . REMODELING & CONST. P! CK! N G up a ptan o m your Mea l ook.tng fo r a r es pon s •b l c party to take over payments Call c o!I C!c l Cr ed1l Manaqer 772 5669 or wrr l e Cnd ll Manag er 260 E Mam St Ch riii COih e Oh 10 4560 1 • 11 19 61C SH OOT IN G Mat c h Su nd ay 196 8 ( H EV R OLET pow e r Nov 24 1 p m Mile Hill Rd .., g power brakes a1r s t eer,n Fac tory c hoked g uns on ly c ond J!r on,ng Call 593 7390 8 9 sho t Turkey w II be g 1ver1 11 20 2t c away Sponsored by t he HOW TO EARN MONEY AT Racme F1re Depa rtm en t H OME MA ILING COM 19~ 7 C A MARa 327 good con 11 19 5tc MISSION C IRCUL ARS' d 1l10n Phon e 992 2821 EXCELLENT PRO F IT 11 20 4t c POTENTI A L OFFER NOTICE FOR SERVICE DETAILS 25c & STA MPED BY PUBLICATION 1974 CUT LASS Supr eme 350 V8 AODR ESSED ENVELOPE TO L ucille W il h em whos.e a1r co nd1110n1 ng Super Sport A NN CLARK 1223 LAC L AIR last known p lace of res1dence wheels and tnte rt or excellen t PGH PA 15218 was Glouster OhiO and whose g a 5 mileage Pho n e 992 9981 11 10 26t p address 1S unknow n and cannot a ft er 6 p m With r easonab l e dll1rn ce be 11704tc CAREER OPPORTUN ITY - - - - - - - - - - - - - ascertamed F OR MEN OR WOMEN 1973 OLD S Cutlass 5 Excellent TO M1nn 1e 0 Smd whose N A TIONWIDE IN S URA ~E co ndtt1 0n 350 e n g1n e wr l h l as t known p lace o f re s1 d ence elfers ear nm gs up t o $15OM p s , p b an d arr Cal l 992 3914 was Tecum seh Okla h oma an d Oh1S 1S a sa l ary not a drawl after s p m whose address 1S unknown an d to se ll comp l ete 1nsuran ce 11 19 6tp ca nnot wtth reas o nable 1 pro tec t1 on l1fe health auto - - - - -- - - - - - - - d iltgence be ascer tamed f rre co mm e r c1al auto 1967 CHEVY stan dard , 327 TO B 1rd 1e Le ona Mey er fman ce an d mutua l funds No $ 100 Ph one Gary R Dill 985 whose last k n own p l a ce o f p r 1o r expe r tence 1S necessary 4:274 re s1 dence was Tecumseh s1n ce we have on e of t he m ost 11 19 Jtp Ok l ahoma and w h ose ad dr ess com pl e t e tratnmg p ro g rams - - - - - - - - - - - - - tS unknown an d cannot With n th e tn d u st r y If yo u are 196 4 GMC 1 , ton p1 c kup truck 6 r easonable dil t ge nc e be Interes t ed 1n a ca r eer op cy l stan dard Ph one 992 asce rtam ed port untl y 1n a reward 1ng 2875 TO The unknow n he1rs and bus me ss call Sta nl ey 11 19 Jtp devisees of Thomas R Sm1tfi Fe rgu son at (6 14) 446 4707 - - - - - - - - - - - - - TO The unknow n h e1 r s and Co l lect Monday thru Fr tday , 1969 350 PONTIAC Ftreb 1rd dev 1s ees of Laura H andle y 8 a m to 4 30 p m A n Equal ( good con d •llon Phone (] 04 l TO Th e unknown h e 1r s and Oppo rtun1ty Emp loyer 882 2497 dev isees of L awrence D Me II 20 31c M aster 11 19 61c t l ' S2895 4 Door , loca l I owner car 318 V 8 eng m e, au l oma tr c tr a n s KOSM ETt C S Chr rst mas Pomeroy Motor Co. Business Services . - - JOHNSON'S PA IN T D/\MAGE )97 1 Z I G ZAG SEW IN G M AC HIN ES ' tdl tn on g1na1 c a rl on-s No ~tla c h m c nt s n eed ed as our c ontrols ar e built 1n Se w s W•lh I or 1 n eedl es mak es hut ton h oles sews on butt ons m onoq r ams a nd bl1nd hem Sl lt Ch r Ull CaSh PI ICe $)8 50 or budge t plan ava tla bl e Phone 992 7755 11 19 If(- 2 Door orange fm1 sh blk vi nyl rnt er ror bucket seats les s t h an 5 000 m1 les & 3 mo old R adr o d e l uxe bumpers 10 3 TIC KOSC.:OT For Sale . 1974 OPEL MANTA ... SEE US FOR YOUR U~HOLSTERING NEEDS .. •• I • : : : ••• : : ~ : •• •• 7' 30p.m. home of Mrs Ronald Cowdery w1Lh Mrs. Tom Spencer co-hostess. Members are to u;ke gilts lorpatients at the Athens Mental Health Center. A Christmas workshop will be conducted. BAND PERFORMS Mrs . Paul Davis, Middleport; Mrs. Anna Ogdin, Wilkesville ; Mr and Mrs . Herbert Jones 811d Connie, Dublin, and Mr, and Mrs. Charles Griffith, Pomeroy, were among the capacity crowd at Mershon Auditor1wn ln Col1811bus on Sunday altemoon when the Ohio State Univefsity Marching Band Pfl!sented a ,concert. Karen Gnff1th, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ch8ries Griffith., is a member of the band. .. " The Early Chr1sllan " by Mrs . Ruth Ebersbach; "Thanksgtvmg on a Summer's Day" by Mrs Barbara Talbott; "The Tlffie of Thanksg1vmg" by Mrs Carolyn Pr1ce, " Th e Women's Conversation with God" by Mrs Esta Roush , "What to be Thankful For" by Mrs Johnson Mrs. Ethel Johnson and Mrs Kathleen Ward gave a skit ti Ued "The Modern Christian" and a Thanksg1vmg prayer concluded the program. Officers' reports were gtven Discussed was rep8lf to the church Windows and carpet lor the pulpit. Names were drawn for a Christmas gift exchange. A dessert course was served to those named and Mrs. Margery Roush and Mrs Barbara Talbott, a guest. Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Hubert Price HOLIDAY NEEDS FROZEN 12 Ocean Spray Cranberry Juice • Ol can 93¢ PILLSBURY Crescent Rolls • . • • • • ::b~ 39c A&P FROZEN Handi Whip Topping • • • ~: 59' CHICKEN Stove Top Stuffing • • • • "~·93¢ BORDEN 'S ·~·· '13' None Such Mince Meat • • • A&P QUALITY Sweet .Potatoes • • • • • • •·::n· ss~ THANK YOU RED Spiced Apple Rings • • • • JANE PARKER Stuffing Mix • . • . • • • BANQUET FROZEN Pumpkin or Mince Pie • • • • Emperor Grapes . • • • • 3 sro Fresh Green Broccoli • • • ,,.., 49' ·california Pascal Celery • • Fresh Cranberries ~:~p . • • • Southern Yams lbo. • Pk&' • Ja• KRAFT PHILADELPHIA JANE PARKER 8 Coca Cofa $129 16·01. 1ttl1. C'UWtt Ckee6e Cake 8•01.~9~ pkg.~ ~$ lb ~ cake b uneh MIDDLEPORT MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Store Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed. 9-6 Thur., Fri., Sat . 9 Till9 BELTONE Hearing Aid Service Center A Bellone Consultant Will Be At ,¥eigs Inn Pomeroy, Ohio . On Thursday, Nov. 21 from 9 A. M. to 12 N11on To repair and service hearing aids. Batteries and supplies for all makes for sale • Our consultant will be glad to give you a free hearing test with the latest Bellone Electronic equipment. , (] '!R'•'• po n' l' '!· "' .-- \ •. AP "AP Cake Mixes ' :>? o1 rr•r 'I~ ' ' (,c '"' Pie Crust Mix BELTONE ·__l Hearing Aid Center 601 · Sixth Ave. Huntillgfon, W.Va . Phone 525·7221 r " , 17 '" 1 ~· ol I\R4F r Mayonnaise UJIO Good lhru Stt , No~ 23r d .... r- - AI A&P WEO - - - .LIMIT ONE COUP'ON _ _ _ Ultra Br i te Dosh Detergent - ,,, " $299 I l•ki!i UJIO Good thru S•t No" l)rd At ~PWEO ---·UM'T ON£ COUPON.-.,..c.: 111"'' t... ' 68C AP UJIO Good thr1.1 Stt H.,., 2lrd •• - At AlP WEO. - - -uMil' ONE COUPON--- Ajax Liquid ' 59< .. ;.- I .' I I I I I Good AtA&.PWEO thru Stt No., 2lrd ~ ..U,8) ,__ u --LIMIT ONE COUPI»>--- .-... • "' • �Da:Uy :!Jtl.nlin4!,l ,_llfiddle;port-P,om•eroy, 0., Wednesday , Nov 20. J974 _ DAUGHTER BIIKN Mr and M• s :".;cr1 viii Jusr ph Gilnl41fC, 514 P1pcl Lane , Lake 6 - The Dauy Sent mel , M1ddleport-Pomero), 0 , Wednesday , !ll<>v 20, 1974 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Notice Auto Sales GARAGE sa te 2 miles o ut o f Ru t land o n 12 1 fourth llousc p as t ceme t ery on r rotr t F urn rt u re clo th es char~ o r g an toys and odds nnd end s T h u r sdny F r day and Sa t urday t O am to I p m 11 20 :J tp 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY -' SH OOTING Mat ch Ra cme Gun Clu b Sunday Nov 2 1 I p 111 11 20 He SWEEPER Repatr Part s and S upplre s Oav r s Vacuum Cleaner Creek. Rd rnrl t: up Geor g es off St<~ te Rout e 7 Phone 446 02VJ 11 20 11 c AT T E N T I O N Lumber for FAR MER S sa le Rough lumb e r lor f a r m us e Conla c t Po m e ro y F or es t Pr oducts P 0 Bo)( 726 Pome r oy Oh o P hon e 992 5965 11 7 12tc AUcTTo_N_ Thur sdav nno Safurday n gh t 7 p m at Mason A uct ron Horton St rn Ma son W Va Consrg n m ent s welcome Phon e (]04) 77) 547 1 Remember commg We h a ve many products t hat Will ma k e g1 fr s Pt1 0ne BROWN 5 5 113 11 1972 DODGE DART CUSTOM power st eenn g a1r con diti on ed , vmyl tnm v rnyl fop, Autu m n go ld f int sh, w w fi res, lik e new r a d1o 1972 VEGA GT EXTRA /liCe PtQ S Pl:lQne 99:2 3 169 S199S Hat c h back low m ileage by 1 owner new w w t1res tran s terred tram new car 4 speed t ra n s rad io green ftn sh black v m y l 1ntenor deluxe tnm 3 tfc Notice MAPS and la rg e p r tn l books c an be bo r rowed at th e Pome roy Pu bl 1c Libr ar y 11 20 Jt c 1960 WI LLY S J ee p new motor new top n ew l1 re s tn ex cellenl cond1 t1o n Ph one 66 7 3759 or 66 7 3652 11 19 6tc f Help Wanted TO Th e unknown h e1rs and dev 1sees o f Thomas D Sm th TO Th e unk n own he1r s and OLD l urnllure 1ce boxes brass dev 1sees of M nn •e D Sm1lh bed s or com pl ete households TO T he unkn ow n he 1rs and wr rt e M D M •l l er Rt 4 dev t sees of B1rd1e L eo n a 99 M eyer and Pomecov o h,o c all lo';'~, TO The unknown h e 1rs and d e.,. tsees o f G r ace M cMaster Hardmg BABY turnttur e rn good con d1flo n Phone 992 3273 You ar e he r eby no t,t ,ed tha t 11 20 3tc you have been nam ed d efen dants tn a lega l ac 110n en l lllcd TRA I LER 2 t o 3 bedrooms A d a l ene Sm th F l ech ln er want to take ove r payments Plamt1 ff vs L ucil l e WITHEM Phone 985 38 7B ET AL D efendants Thrs ac 11 20 6tc t10n h as been ass1gned Case No 15 62'2 1n the Cour t o f Com man CA::. H paid for all makes and Plea s of Me1gs County Oh10 mo d els o f mobile h o me s T h e ob tec t of the Com plam t 1S Phone a r e a code 614 423 9531 to refor m the de ed reco r ded ,n 4 13 tfc Vo l um e 11 1 P age 154 Mergs County Deed Recor d s to 1n a u tos complete and elude the e ntr re m t er es t 1n t he JUNK del1vered to our vard We sard real esta t e an d to qu 1et th e p 1ck up auto bod1es and buy IIti e of th e P!a ,nl1ff as aga1nst all k1nds o f sc rap metal s and a ll of th e Defen da nts rn the ~ron R tder s Salvage St Rt fo l low 1n g descnbed r eal esta t e 12 4 Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o Sttua te rn t he V1llage of Ca ll 99:2 5468 M tddleport Count y of Me1g s 10 17 lf c and State of Oh10 b emg t he follow mg descr,bed pteces or pa r ce ls of la n d and th e b u 1dllng Si tuated th ereon A K C ma l e toy p oodl e~ A par t of Town L o t Number 3 Woul d make n ce Ch rtst mas Stxty Seven ( 67) 1n J ones Plat g fls Se e a t Ca rl Ra 1rden s of Mtd dl epo rt a n d d escr-1 bed as r es 1d en ce Hartford W Va follows Commen c1 n g at the \ .s ou th we s t co r ner of L ot 11 17 6tc l._..... Number S1x ty seve n ( 67) runnmg norther l y on the north SA IN T Ber nar d pups, $100 3 and south ltne o f sard lot mo nths o l d Phone 843 2438 afores aid twent y t hree t eet a nd l ll56tc four 1n ches th en ce 1n an easter ly dt rect1on and p a ra lle l Wtth th e east and west lm e of sa1d lo t frft y feet t h ence sout h and p ar a ll e l With th e n or t h an d FU RN I S HED Bpartm ent 4 south lrn e of sa rd lot e tght (8) r ooms an d ba th 104 Sprrng fe e t th e nc e eas t erly and A v e Pome ro y 99 2 5908 paralle l W1th the I me of sar d lot 11 17 6tc to th e east l1 ne o f sa 1d Lot Number 67 then ce to the TRAILER 2 bed r oom Browns southeast c orn er of sa td tot Tratl e r Par k Phon e 992 3324 then c e wester l y on the south 11 8 He l 1ne of satd Lot Number 67 t o the southwest c orner o f sa1d Lot Number 67 and bem g t h e p l ace TRA I LER space 2 mil es from oi begt nn 1ng Pom e roy R l 143 Phone 992 Also th e follow rng descr~b ed 5858 r eal estate Sit u a t ed m the 10 27 tf c VIl lage of M1 ddleport, Me1gs County Sta te of Oh 10 bounded HOUSE and t ra11er for r ent 1n and d esc rt bed as fo ll ows A l awn :2 bedrooms Phone 992 st np of Lot Number 66, 1n Jones J975 an d 992 257 1 Plat of Middleport , b emg e1g hl 11 6 ttc 1nch es wid e and one h undred and thirteen f ee t long o ff of t h e HOU SE partly furn 1shed 3 nort h S1d e of sa d Lot No 66 b edrooms n1 ce yard Phone Also th e follow m g rea l estate 992 2780 or 992 3432 descnbed as follows Com 11 19 He m enc mg TWE!n ty SIX (26 ) fe e t m a sout h erly d1rec t1on fr om th e 2 BEDROOM a p t upsta~rs all nort h eas t corn E! r of Lot No ut l1 t1e s pa d $85 per month Stx l y seve n (67) 1n Jo nes no p ets Phone 992 3030 befo re Survey of Midd le po rt Oh10 , 5 p m t h ence wester l y s1xty t hree (63) 11 19 Jtc fee t more or less, to the Bank Building occ up1ed b y E C Fox J AND 4 ROOM f ur n ished an d and no w owned by D ee Ward apar tme nt s unt urn1 shed thenc e southerly seve n and on e Phone 992 543 41 half O hl feet to the 1 n e of t he 4 12 lfc lot ow n ed by T R Sm 1t1'1 thence easterl y on th e l m e of sa 1d T R Sm 1th lo t stxly thr ee PRIVA T E meet n g room for an y organ,za tron p hone 992 (63 ) fee t to th e a ll ey, th en c e 3975 northerly seven a n d on e half ( 7112 ) fee t to the p l ace of 3 11 tfc beg rn nmg Together with t he pr1v !lege of ' touNTR.;-Mobrk~ : : ; P;;k, Rt 33 , l en m i l es north of tngre ss and eg r ess to th e Pom e roy Large lots w tth owners o f th e north and so ut h concrete pa t 1os side walks, portton s of said bn ck buildtng , 1 un n ers and off s tre et to the1r h e trs and ass1gns , and t o parkrng A l so spaces for 1 thetr agents , ten an t s and em small trail er s Phone 992 7479 ~loyees , m th e tomt use of the hallwa y s l ea dtng t o F~r st. 7 :21 tfc Second and T h 1rd stor 1es of t he bu i ldmg on sa1d prem 1ses 4 RM furn tsh ed apt c lose to Betng the same prem tses Powe ll s Supe r Valu, phon e bequeathed m the Last Wil l and 99 2 3658 Testament of Corn el1a Adel rn e 11 20 tr c Smith to Fran ces H Smtfh and - - - - - - - - - - - - - A G lenn Smrth , and t h ereafter 2 BE DR OOM f urn cottage at conveyed by A Glenn Sm 1t1'1 to Roc k Sp rtngs 1d ea t for school Frances H Smtth by deed perso n ne l adul -ts on l y recorded 1n Vo lum e 151 , Page ref erence d es rred Phone 992 492, of the Me tgs County Deed 278 9 Records Referen ce Deed Vol u me 252 11 3 tfc - - - - - - - - - - -- - Pag e..-- 623 , Meigs Co unt y Deed REcord s FU RN I SHED ap t Adults onlr You are requ rr ed to answer Mrddlepor t Phon e 992 38 74 the Com pl amt w i t h in 28 days 11 14 lfc after the l ast publ1cat10n of t hr s notrce , which will be published U N F URNI SHED house , 4 once each we ek for ~~x su e rooms a nd bath 1650 Lmcotn cesstve w eeks The la st H e1g h t s Phon'e 99:2 3874 PU blication wdl be made on 11 14 tfc De cember 19, 1974 , and the 28 da ys for answ er W I !I co mm ence FURNISHED apartment , on that dat e ul l 1lies furn1shed su 1table In c ase of you r fa1lure t o t or tw o work mg men or answer or otherw 1se respond a s r e t~r ed c oupl e Ltvmg room , requ ired by t l'le Oh io Rules of krtchen shower an d bath On Civil Procedures, tudg ment b y marn htghway , Mason , W Va default will be re ndered against Pt1one 773 5147 you for the relief demanded m 10 27 lie thiS Compla ml 2 BEDROOM tralle r 1n Larry E Spencer , Syr acuse , close to school No Clerk of COU"t c h ild r en or pets D e pos1t • Melg~ County requ,red Phon e 90 2 24 41 after Pomeroy O h 10 6 30 p m 10 18 tfc 1II ) 14, 21, 28 I 12) 5 1:2 , 19, 6tc --------------- - -------------' Pets For Sale For Rent -------------- -------------- --------------- - -------------- • -'-------------- -------------195 7 CHEVROLET $400 Call 99:2 5852 11 14 6tp ---- - ---------- Employment Wanted W I LL DO b abysd ling or hou sec ! ean.n g Phon e 992 2403 11 14 6tp --------------- GE NE RAL repa tr pl um bi ng h ea1 1n g a nd remodel1ng W ork guaranl ~ed P hone 992 2409 11 7 12tp W IL L do srm p le sew1 n g 1n my home, Au drey M c Co y , 985 3944 11 20 Jtc GROCERY business for sa le Butld 1ng for sale or lease Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appo 1ntm en t 3 :20 tfc F 1R EWOO D for sale cut yo ur own s1ze or p iece Phone 992 57 17 11 3 tfc 1950 FERGU SON l r onl end loa der S1 500 Phone 91!5 3594 II 17 71p 440 JOHN DEERE doze r hydr aul1c b lad e and w1n ch $4 000 Phone 98.5 3594 " 17 7tp 1970 1 TON Ch ev r o l et fru ck d u al whee ls va 4 speed Looks and ru ns good Ha rold Br ewer Lon g Bo tt om Oh 10 Phone 985 355 4 11 17 lfc -------------- - ------------SIEGLER and MONOGRAM Mobile Homes For Sale bedroom , Ph b ath, atr con d 1t1 oned washer dryer shed, b est o ffer , must sell Phone 592 5157 593 6761 or 592 4529 Athens 11204tc -------------- L1ve m the rolling h1lls of Southern Oh1o in your own 3 BR. all electnc mob1le home 1n Southern Ohio's newest mob1le home park IS m1n from Athens or Pomeroy. Pr1ce reduced to get this mob1le home park started. Set up & ready to move 1n1o. For further details con1act •• NO DOWN PAYMENT TO VETERANS KINGSBURY MOBILE HOMES 1100 E Mam 4831 1 heater, elec tr ic Mavtag dryer both l1ke new Reason for sale, switc hed to own gas Harold Sauer, phone 7ol2 3654 before 7 45 a m and after 4 pm 1 11 20 31c -------------FR I GIDAIRE h arvest gold , etectrr c stove ana no frost r ~ f r1ge rator ~ On e vea. old Ca ll 949 4141 or '1'1 '1 7288 11 20 .ttc ' 5th Sl B-K EXCAVATING work 949-36 n . _COMPANY Racme , O. THE DEPENDABLE CONTRACTING CO. HElL RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING Interior, Exterior Decorating and Remodeling Completl! plumbing & heating service. Free Estimates. IIINYL SIDING Phone 949-5961 Emergency 992-3995 or 992-5700 PH. 992-7454 or 992-7129 FOU ND on flood road hall g r own ma l e dark gray ca t Ca ll 992 2756 II 19 3tc For Sale SEW ING Mach1nes , brand new Z tg Zag rn n1ce wa l nut tab l e In orrg 1na l cartons Never used Cleara n ce on 74 Models (O nly a f ew ava il able ), $43 40 ca!.h or te rms available Phone 99 2 7755 1015tfc Real Estate For Sale HOME IMPROVEMENT S, A n yth mg you want or need to t mprove your home from repla ce ment wrndow s k 1t chen , an d bathroom r emodel 1ng , garage door operators or adding on a room Call Fred B Goeg le ln for free estrmate , or stop by ou r model h ome on Wnght St tn Pomeroy C.all 99 2 5976 11 20 ltc CHARLE S R Hatfield , m--;nt backhoe and dozer, water li nes dra in s footers , brush c l eaning Rt 1 Rutland , O hio Phone 742 6092 11 325tc PORTLAND - 4 mce l evel l ots close to river Large older hom e, 7 room s. wrap around porch. garage & oulbuild<ng . good drl(led well Asking fUSI $4,700 00. POMEROY - Good 5 room natural gas heat, bath, full basement. Asking $10,500 Make an oiler CARPENTER 2 story frame, 4 8 R , 111:2 baths, room , block out building. 2 garages, about 2 acres, can help fmance to nght party $8,000 00 TUPPERS PLAINS - 1 level acre, love l y ranch type home. 2 B R Utillly R Bath, floor s, $13,500 MIDDLEPORT - basement Rl 1 27 acres, nice home, 3 B R , balh, basement, N G. fur nace. large bar"n & silo, milk house. lool shed Asking $30,000 Phone m-2259 or ?92-25f8 On Ft. of floor space LC LOWERY o rg an w1th ac cessorte s, A beaut tful Christ ma s gtft, must be seen to appre c tate May be seen at :249 Un 1on Avenue or ca ll 992 5617 11 15 12tc furnace Basement, 2 porches and 2 car carport BUSINESS - A good grocery on S1ate Rt All stock, and some fldures This I s your chance for only $8,000 00 NEW LISTING - Large 11 rooms, 2 apartments, 2 baths Good place for antiqu_es, or flea market Plenty of parking Asking $12,500 00 HOME SITE - Nearly an acre lot on T P water, In good sub- 8 tra c k t a p e combination. o1 speaker so und system Balance $109 56 or eny terms Ca ll 99 2 396S 115tfc All Small Appliance$ lawn MoWeiS :- READY MIX CO- NCR ETE' delivered right to project Fast and easy es timates Phone 992 Goegleln Ready Mix Middleport , Ohio 6 your Free 3284 Co , If~ 30 -----------"C BkA.ll"FORD.Auitloneer H OUSE for sale 249 Unron Ave, All newly d ecorated rnstde May be seen by ap pom tm ent Phone 992 5617 11 15 12tc Complete ServIce Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 Ra c1 ne, Oh to Critt Bradford I - - -- -- -- - -- - -5 "'~l -------------BU I LDfNG I of, 80 f1 frontage x TA~CTeaned, SEPTtC 165ft The second lot on left on R 1verv1ew Dr• ve, Lincoln Htll , Pomeroy , Oh to ff In teres t ed , calf 992 3:230 afte r 5 reasonable rate& Ph 446 4782, Gallipolis John Russell, owner and operator 5 12 tfc ' pm --------------- 10 17 tfc -----------4 ACRES overlooking b ea utiful view of rJver 2 bedrooms down, 1'! 2 up c era m1c tile bath , buil t 1n k1tch en , dry ba semen! , firepla ce, rock watt p~tlo , garage, complete pri v acy 2 m lies from Pomeroy tn M1nersvrll e 992 57 92 11 15 5tp --------------- ~ ( EXCELSIOR Salt Works, E~ Ma i n St , Pomeroy All kind of salt water pell&ts, water ~ nuggets, block salt and own Ohto River Salt . Phone 992 J 3891 • 65 --==--:--- ------,.- ---- - ttcj 3 bedrooms , bu11f In k1t c h en ' EXCAVATlNG , dozer. loaaer' and backhoe work , septic basement wllh one car tanks Installed, dump trucks• garage Phone 742 3615 or see and to boys tor hire. will haul , Mrlo Hutch ison f tll dirt , top sort . limestone & 11 1 tfc graveT, Call Bo.b or ~ogeP Jeffers , day phone 992 7089; 1 ~ n i ght phone 992 3525 or 992 1 ... 5232 .----------------------'-11 2 11 lfc t!ARPniNO ---'T""------------I S EPTIC 'tANKS c leaned Modern Sanitation . 992 3954 or 992 7349 9 18 tiel 501 NYLON ,$rg-s • Sq. Yd . JUST ARRIVED 1-Hugo load of collecHble de•ki__ many beoultful LEATHER TOP fables, ------------~ 19 tfc 1 RACI NE - 5 room hou !.e W1th bath ut1l lty room and en c los ed s un porch Ca ll 949 4141 or 992 7288 11 20 4tc desks ; rockers ; and lots of other "goodies" In the furniture line! 2-0ider small Items: ruby & other depression glass, beautiful lamps, dolls, hand carved marble statute of Joseph and baby Jesus , much, much more ~NEW ITEMS: , the newest fad for Mama' s kitchen - the air-light apothecary bottle In several styles, from 67c ; CARNIVAL glass punch sets for the holidays $9.50, complete, CARNIVAL covered turkey dishes . blue willow coffee mugs , bean pots, brown oven . ware by HulL large OOG banks, tea c~ps from Mainland China, over SIJ prs. salt & peppers with 2 alike! AND REMEMBER KUHl'S ALWAYS carries a full line of clean. used APPLIANCES !ALL wllh 30-day MONEY-BACK Right GUARANTEES): now we have a fine selection of WRINGER WASHERS, just over haijJ_,d, your Maylag, Kenmore & Queen Gas or elect. ran1aes $35 11 beautiful co~;~~,~~·:~ elect bu•ll-1<> refrigerators from port. dishwasher 135; dryers 535. COME OUT & SEE goo!! selection of used, furniture quality, budg,•l - i,~l;c:__~ NEW furniture . ALWAYS GET A DEAL AT KUHL'SIII During the winter KUHL'S BARGAIN CENTER Is open 5 d.lys a week: Wocbiesd.ly lhru Sunday ta.m .. 7p.m. (Closed Mon. & Tues. ) -- -------:;--- ---~- and up Price Includes lnslaTrOilon and free padding Talk ta l Wendell Grate. carpet THESE SMALLER CARS CAN SAVE A LOT! · consultant - We have hundreds of carpet values YQur job can be completed in l fo 2 weeks No long walling period .I leMANS A thank you note was read from Mr and Mrs 0 P Klem for a 50th weddmg anmversary remembrance. Also read was a note from Zalla Pullms, now res1dmg m Flonda The annual Chnstmas luncheon was set lor 12 30 P m , Dec 12 Mrs Jividen presented the less on titled "Go Free " She talked on the cost of bemg a Chnslian, life as God sustams 11, the ways to do a JOb and to pray, personal reward of serviCe, and love, JOY, peace , pahence, self-control, kmd ness , frUits of the spirit Mrs Walter Hayes and Mrs M C W1lson served refreshments -.. 23 and the readmgs mcluded l= ...• . .§Portland WSCS meets ,.. : PORTLAND - Mrs Don • - Johnson was hostess for the • Portland Umted Methodist •• • Church WSCS meeting • recently. : • "Livmg and Actmg m Love" : ;., was the top1c of the program : presented by Mrs. Cora Hilton ,.• • She read from Ephesians 1:12:-:-:·:·:·:·.·:·:·:·.·.·.·=·=·:·.· ?::iS' "li';. &"ill?<''"·~ : · !!iii :. .: ;~~-' Over 50,000 Miles Of Driving $235.00 $199.00 $26.00 Rutland,O. LET'S TALK IT OVER TODAY See Ceward Calvert, Smllin Bill Nelson. Art Argyries, or - oo. lilraJ person. i til 7:00 p . m. SQ'JETHING TO BEUEVE IN . '" ' ' WMPQ/1396 1 ·· - ~ • 1 ' ~ J.:, .. I Sftlith NelsOn ·MOtoiS, Inc., . ON YOUR DIAL ' 500 E. Main St. ------- ----- - - / weekdays ' I t Ph. 992-2174 Pomeroy, o, ~ :~ - -=-~ : THURSDAY : TWIN CITY Shrmetles : meeting 7·30p m at Columbus • and Southern OhiO Electric · :: : Co , Middleport. :· SATURDAY : SPAGHETTI dinner , 5 30 to ;: 7:30 p.m at K of P. Lodge ;: Hall, Gallipolis, sponsored by - Buckeye Hills student prac· tical nursing class Children 's r"" plates . ;.• WEDNESDAY •• ••• EVANGELJNE Chapter 172, OES, annual mstallation , 7 .•30 p .m . at the temple Naonu King, installing officer THURSDAY CLASS 12Circle, 7.30p m at the Heath United Methodist Church. -Mrs Dwight Wallace •• to review "Somethmg More" •• by Kathryn Marshall for the • program. RIVJ;:RVIEW Garden Club, • . •• • •• • •• •• •• •• : : : : : Dealership open Saturdays till 5: ::.:: ~~ • • • • Save a Tqtal of I Soc1al i : -.'i Calendar I ""- ••• All new 1975 Buicks and Pontlacs can' save you money while driving. 1957 CHEVY peft S NEW Lakewood traction bars , hl[acker air shoc ks, hooker h~aders, With 3" collectors for small block Call 992 3ol96 after 6 p m BEST OFFER 1 10 11 tic Conlnbutwns to the Chrislmas basket prOJect of the Me1gs Mmil!terlal Ass 'n. will be made by the Afternoon Circle of the Heath Umted MethodiSt Church, 1l was decided at a recent meeting M Mrs Nan Moore conducted %: the meetmg during which time : !mal plans were made lor lhe : annual holiday bazaar Dec 3 :: begmmng at 9 a m w1th a : • IWlcheon to be served at II 30 : ', p m . Mrs Norman Wayland , • Mrs Moore, and Mrs James : r JIVIden will make the posters, : ' and Mrs Criswell and Mrs :: Mildred Zeigler w1ll handle the ,.. food lor the bazaar The Eleanor Circle will help With t the bazaar •• '•• VENTURA • Save approx. 420 gals . of gas • Save Tune- Up Costs ( 4 oflhem) • Save lube, OH and Filter (2 of them) . -· :• : : "' : :;: •• SPECIALI 742-4211 DEAR POLLY - My Pel Peeve IS With those people who come to church late and then expect those sealed m the s1de aisle to move to the middle to accommodate them H those at the Sides had wanted to s1t in the nuddle they would have gone there m the first .place and should not be expected to do 11 lor the late-comers Another is with those women who are late lor their beauty parlor appomtments, disrupt the whole appomtment schedule lor the day and everyone has to wa1t. There should be a law against this tardiness. - G.S.H. ' DEAR POLLY - DotellMrs K.H who had such ' hard Ume removing the big sticker from the window of her new car that I find cotton soaked m rubbmg alcohol works like a charm lor removing price sUckers, city stickers, etc. - JUNE . DEAR POLLY - Mrs KJI. will find ll IS not difficult to remove that sales sticker from the window ol her new car if she Will wet a cloth in vmegar, place 11 over the paper, hold It there a bit until the sticker IS soaked Then 11 will come off rucely ThiS IS good for Jar labels, too My Pointer is lor a way to store long necklaces and chams Without tangling . Buy a small pullout, accordion-type rack hanger, hang your Jewelry on II I also hang bracelets on nune Put the hanger on a closet door or wall near the dresser. CECILLIA. DEAR POLLY -Alter I had my f1rst child a fnend showed me a simple way to lie shoe laces so they did not come Wldone. As you take the loop through the center take the loop over and through a second time.llwill not come undone if tied m this way My daughter and I have found a small-&Ze electric hot tray very handy for a quick plug-in, parllcularly durmg this energy ::,: criSIS, It is Ideal for heatmg cold plates, thawmg meat and a :;::, perfect way to heat enoogh frozen rolls or muflms lor a few people. Cover tray with a piece of foil and have an Instant oven ; with jtm enough heat to do the JOb without even hakmg . - MRS. :-; R.S.W. _ Mr and Mrs Gilmore 's f11 st child . Grandparents are Mr Mrs Gardner We hrun g and Mr a nd Mr s Elza .Gilmore, Jr, Pomeroy . Mrs Elmer Wehrung, Middleport. Mr s Faye Daughtery , Magn olia, Mrs Nora Gtlmore. Pomeroy. and Mr and M1s Ma rvm Ben nett, Mason, are grea t-grandpare nts a nd Mrs Eli za beth Gardner , Mid- dleport, WASHINGTON (UP II The House of Represen · tat1vcs SU}l'i "young people" - girls as \\icll as buys may play Lilli e League bosrball. to num erous R es ponding the great - great grandmother IS TOPS MEETS Plans for altendmg an AID meellng m Man e tta were made durmg the Tuesday mghl meelmg of the TOPS Club held at the Middleport Amencan Legwn Hall Trma Faulk was named queen for the week show mg the most weight loss, with Dons Hensler as nmnerup Quarterly queen was Belly F1fe co urt cha ll e ng es and a req uest from the Lilli e League Itself. the Hou se voted by VO i ce vote Monday to amend the L1 Ltl e League's federal charter to substitute '~)oung people" fur Hboys '' 111 dcscnbmg the goals of the organization The b11l next goes lo lhc Senate \\here approval ts expected FA ILED AGAIN WASHINGTON ( UPI )- For the fifth m onth m a row the Navy has fa iled to meet 1ls recrUi lm g goals (by three percent) h1ghhghtmg the IncreaSing d1fflcul hes the sea serv1ce IS havmg m makmg the a ll volunteer Idea work Ram a nd a slippery highway was blamed m two separa te 1 oa dway mt s haps Tues day afte 1 no on , tnvolvtng th ree Ma son Cow1ty school buses, resultmg m In}Urtcs to at least f1ve sc hool ch ildren a nd high property damages Ca rolyn Nowlin , 17 , was trea ted at Pleasant Va lley Husp1tal for a knee InJury and released She was transported from the scene m a CrowHusse ll ambu lance Als o treate d a nd re lease d at Pleasant Valley Hospital were FIRST STAMP SOW WNOON (UP!) - Stamp auctioneer Robson Lowe sold an envelope Tuesday bearing the world's first postage stamp, mailed on the l1rst day of ISSue, May 6, 1840, for $3,860. Copies of the Bntish "Penny Black " (2 'h-cent) stamp, which bears a profile portrait of Queen Victoria, can still be purchased without the first day poshnark for around $46 Oav1d Nowlin , 13, and Naomt Jeffers, 16, all of Southside Todd Dean Pndemore of Henderson wa s tr eated at Holzer Medical Center for a brUised s houlder and released The bus was No 47 dnve n by O'Dell Wallace of Phny , south on Jefferson Blvd w1th appr oximate ly 45 s tude nt s returnmg home I'" Zeme Myers of Henderson was dr1ver of Bus No 51 wtth 60 s tudents that collided w1lh SENTENCE UPHELD SEOUL (UPI) - An appeals court today upheld the death sentence handed down by a lower court to Moon Sekwang, the convicted ass8SSin of South Korean President Park Chunghee's wile Moon has seven days to appeal to the Supreme Court It was not unmediately known if he would do so Moon, a Korean living m Japan , tned to asassmate President Park Aug. 15. He m1ssed, but killed Park 's wife and a teen-aged g1rl • Wallace's bus a t 3·55 p m on Jefferson Sl at the Lew1s Sl tntersechon There was mass confus iOn on the mam thorofare £or a t1me as traffic was backmg up from an earlier wreck Southbound traff1c was lied up for at least 20 mmutes The earlier co lltswn tnvolvmg a school bus occurred at 3 45 p m m the curv e at the WHITE CUB BORN WEST PALM BEACH, Fla (UPI) - A rare white lion cub has been born at Florida's Lion Country Safari - the th1rd, accordmg to off1clals, to be born m captivity a nd the second born here . Lion Country officials sa1d the cub, named "Sukar1" Swahili for sugar - was reportedly born sometime alter the 640-acre w1ldhle preserve closed on Sunday, Nov. 10, but llley withheld annoWlclng 1is bu-th while they observed the ammal durmg "the first critical days of 1ts life." mtersechon of 14th a nd Vtand Street No lnJune s we r e reported James Rayburn Long of Apple Grove was dnvmg bus No 60 south w1th 45 occupants and Thomas Edison Gray of HWl hngton was drtvmg a n lnternattona l truck north when the tw o veh1cles s1desw1ped Slip pe r y pavem enl was blamed for this mishap Pohce estimated $350 damage to the bus and $275 to the Star Furmture truck dnven by Gray Gray Ve terans Memorial Hospital Mark ADMITTED Dempsey, Syracuse, Alph a Moss, Middleport , F r ed a Mossman , Pom eroy, Roy Gladman, Gallipolis , Dons Kai se r, Ra e me V1rgmta Penmngton, Middleport DISCHARGED Mary Berkley, Flossie Hysell, Julia Johnson , Wanda Swartz, Gertrude Drake, Myla Hudson, Stacy Cra1g, Ke1th Vrogan, Emma John son, Eugene Mornson, Jr 1 -:... ·Afternoon circk meets furnture: oak china, hutch, the acre hourly or contrac t, farm ponds, roads , etc Large darer and operator w1th over 20 years e)(perlence Pullins Excavating , Pomeroy , Ohio 1 Phone 99 2 2478 Real Estate For S<ile POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - I would like to know how others remove lint balls from perrnanenUy pressed clothing. There mu.sl be an easier way than using a razor blade. Also how does one prevent these balls from lonrung' - MRS. L M.H IS for LL girls . -DnZER -----------work, land ctf!arlng by ------------- '1 . =.. REPAIR Phone 446 398 1 or 446 3459 9 8 tfc RUTLAND __ FURNITURE -------------- Fully Insured BOWERS -------------DOZER - or backhoe work division 1 ,Candy Stnpe Carpet with' MANY BARGAINS TO •rubber back. ,,I CHOOSE FROM. SHOULD Reg. $6.99 sq. yd ' YOU WANT TO DISPOSE OF Now 54 .99 Sq. Yd.t ANY PROPERTY, SEE US. WE WILL HELP YOU, OR NO 1 N1ce for bedroori1S, dens, CHARGE kitchens, etc. -------------STEREO radro am fm, 949-3295 Racine, 0. FREE ESTIMATE SEWING MACHINES Repair• service, all makes , 992 2284 The Fabric Shop, Pomerov Author tzed Si nger Sales and Servtce we sharpen Scrssors 3 29 tt c heattng , gen eral repa1r Work guaranteed Phone 992 2409 11 10 12tp SYRACUSE Nice , 4 bedrooms. bath, Nat gas F A ' GHEEN' S PAINTING • Interior & Exterior Work Next to Highway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 --------------.,...., REMODELING plum btng , a nd H W 1owards Open Mon - Sat 8A.M. - 6 P. M.- Keep out the cold and cut the cost of heating ! Dress your home up warm for cold. days ahead . Siding : Insulates. adds beauty, is durable, adds value, is colorful. Siding can be installed anytime . Ask us about Soffit, Fascia. Gutters and Downspouts, too . FREE ESTIMATE delivered Monday through Saturday and eve ning!. Phone 446 1142 6 13 tfc d1n1ng by. pass Ph. 992-5682 or 992-7121 All Mechanical Work Free Est1mates. Middl eport, 0 C REMI= ;-NS--CO~CRE~ -~----------------~-­ frame, Route 7 Ru11and Rt. 7 & Union Ave. POMEROY LANDMARK' Jack W. Carsey, Mgr ~ Phone f92·2181 CLOSE OUT on n ew Z 1g Zag Sew mg Mach1nes For se w 1ng stretch fabr 1cs, buttonholes. fancy des1gns , etc Paint Slightly blemished Chorce of c arryl'ng case or s ewing stand $49 80 cash or term s ava tlabl e Phone 992 7755 llStfc ROGER HYSEU:S GARAGE 777 Pearl Street Middleport, Ohio Phone 992-5367 or 992-3861 JOHNSON MASONRY 992-7608 water Excellent location for a business ~Y.~ 992-5162 Syracuse, Ohio On Stale Rl 124, 'h mo from Found Sq ' I w1th Rt 7 Central heat and air. 2900 Phone 985 3594 11171tp -------------6:2 GALLON etec tr c hot water All Phone RACINE GARAGE Ph 992-7608 beiore 5 p m or742 4902 after 5 p m . BUSINESS BUILDING - -1 New Monogram Wll_od Bur~ing Stove 10 29 26tc -------------1953 F ERGUSON wllh mower , 51 400 reliable peopl e medical trammg Priced For Quick Sale 115ft~ -------------FIREWOOD for sale Ca ll 742 By day or hou r , reasonable rates, fUEL OIL HEATERS ELECTROLUX Sweeper deluxe model Complete with all Call m-7034 cleaning &tlachments and Open Dally llto 7 uses paper bags SIJQhtly used 1. . __ _ _ _ ____j but cleans and looks like new Wtlt sell for $37 25 cash or t erms available Phone 992 7155 F IRE WOOD for f1r eptace or stove Cu t t o length Phone 992 7644 111 3 26tc Middleport guaranteed ---- -br--------NEW level - h ome, Pomeroy, 0 For Sale 8-6 P.M. ANY AGE CHILD wh1te Co l lie pupptes SJO each Phon e 985 3809 11 17 6IC - - ------- ----- Limestone & Fill Dirt Commercie ... Residential Constructton & Remodel REMODELING? -------------BEA UT IF UL AKC Sa ble and ELECTROLUX vacuum clean er , A 1 cond1 tr on uses paper bags has cor dw1 n der and many attacl'l ment s A l so , shampooe r attac h ment m el ud ed (Only 4 ava tlab le) at S3 7 70 ca sh or t erms availab l e Phone 99:2 7755 Jl 13 tfc Dozer, Backhoe, Trucks or ' Five students hurt in wrecks Senate votes are announ C'm g the btrth a da ughter, Shu mu•n I.yn , Nuv 15, Sf Then.•se Hospital. Waukegon, Ill The mla nt weighed Bibs , 4 uzs <~n d She's tired of lint-picking SYLVIA'S UPHOLSTERING guaranteed. P1ck up datly in Pomeroy & DAY NURSERY 1500 BALE S o f good m1Xed hay $1 a b al e Phone 388 8847 11 19 6t c Business Opportunities ------------1972KIRKWOO D, 12ft X 60ft -3 From a shelf to a house. Patnhng, s1dmg, roof1ng, p,1per hang1ng , k1tchen cabme1s, etc SI N G ER Automa i 1C Z1g Zag Sewing Ma ch tnes ,n se w1ng t able Mak es buttonho les se ws on buttons blmd hems e t c T op not ch c ond1t•on Pay $5 1 or t erm s ava11ab le Phon e 992 77 55 11 19 lfc W IL L keep presc hool c hildren NEW 1974 ZIG ZAG SEWI NG 1n my home 2 to 6 yea r s o l d 5 MACHINE S In orrg1 nal d ays per week Phone 99:2 factory carton N ew Ztg Zag 5098 to ma ke buttonholes sew on 11 20 6t c buttons. monogram s and make fancy des tgns w1th lu st th e tw 1st of a s rng le drat L eft tn lay a way and never been u sed W t ll sell for onlv $47 cash or term s avar labl e Phone 99 2 7755 11 13 tf c RESPONSIBLE PERSON A FEW n ew ban d 1n s trum en ts Wan t ed to own and operat e Co nta c t Ren ee Stone 992 7567 c an dy & confec tron ven d1n g 9 4 tfc route Pomeroy and surroundrng area Pleasant F IREW OO D , an y length Ca ll b u s me ss H 1gh profit 1tems 99 2 5422 or 992 331:2 Can s ta rt par i ti me Age or 111026tp ex per tence not 1mportant Requ~res c ar an d $1395 t o GRAVE L sand, Mason sand $47 95 cas h tnves tm en t For l1 mestone , P1t Run bY t he ton deta il s wrtle and tnclude Del1vered Ph one 446 1142 vour phone number 10 18 tfc D epartment BVV 3938 Meadowbrook Rd Mrnneapohs , MN 55426 1970 VALIA NT 65x12 , 30edroom fu ll y carpeted LP gas heat Phone 992 7751 8 25 ttc PHONE 949-3832 or 843-2667 All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING DEER SLAY ER - Slug guns 1n s to ck R e mtnglo n Wrn c h ester I t ha ca deer sl ugs Sl 20 per box New 1100 and H8 70 R em1ngtons many other guh s T h a t s Ft f e s. T hird St Midd l eport Phone 992 7494 II 19 6tc Water, Eledric, Gas, Sewer Lines, installed. Work V1ll a. Ill By Polly Cramer FREE ESTIMATE Pickup and Delivery - COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE & REPAIR Polly 's Pointers · I ' D&D CONSTRUCTION VACUUM Cl eaners n ew 197 4 model Comp l e te wiiH all c lea nrng tool s Small pa1nl damage m Shr pp1ng Wil l take $27 cash or bu dget p l an ava1 l able Phon e 997 7755 11 19 li e OPEN EVES. 8:00P. M POMEROY, OHIO - Phone ( 304} 773-5503 sa l e WA LNU T stereo ra d 1o am fm a !r a c k ta pe combmat1on Ba l ance $107 45 or ter ms Call 9Q2 39 65 11 19 tfc rs new n1ce 992 f or --- - - Alummum sidmg, roofmg, c omplete residential con struc11on Wiring, plumbing , kitchen h ea1 mg , e lec cabme1s etc 1.1 Y rs expenence In const. 1rade 11 19 3tp POMEROY MOTOR CO. Wanted To Buy • $2495 . REMODELING & CONST. P! CK! N G up a ptan o m your Mea l ook.tng fo r a r es pon s •b l c party to take over payments Call c o!I C!c l Cr ed1l Manaqer 772 5669 or wrr l e Cnd ll Manag er 260 E Mam St Ch riii COih e Oh 10 4560 1 • 11 19 61C SH OOT IN G Mat c h Su nd ay 196 8 ( H EV R OLET pow e r Nov 24 1 p m Mile Hill Rd .., g power brakes a1r s t eer,n Fac tory c hoked g uns on ly c ond J!r on,ng Call 593 7390 8 9 sho t Turkey w II be g 1ver1 11 20 2t c away Sponsored by t he HOW TO EARN MONEY AT Racme F1re Depa rtm en t H OME MA ILING COM 19~ 7 C A MARa 327 good con 11 19 5tc MISSION C IRCUL ARS' d 1l10n Phon e 992 2821 EXCELLENT PRO F IT 11 20 4t c POTENTI A L OFFER NOTICE FOR SERVICE DETAILS 25c & STA MPED BY PUBLICATION 1974 CUT LASS Supr eme 350 V8 AODR ESSED ENVELOPE TO L ucille W il h em whos.e a1r co nd1110n1 ng Super Sport A NN CLARK 1223 LAC L AIR last known p lace of res1dence wheels and tnte rt or excellen t PGH PA 15218 was Glouster OhiO and whose g a 5 mileage Pho n e 992 9981 11 10 26t p address 1S unknow n and cannot a ft er 6 p m With r easonab l e dll1rn ce be 11704tc CAREER OPPORTUN ITY - - - - - - - - - - - - - ascertamed F OR MEN OR WOMEN 1973 OLD S Cutlass 5 Excellent TO M1nn 1e 0 Smd whose N A TIONWIDE IN S URA ~E co ndtt1 0n 350 e n g1n e wr l h l as t known p lace o f re s1 d ence elfers ear nm gs up t o $15OM p s , p b an d arr Cal l 992 3914 was Tecum seh Okla h oma an d Oh1S 1S a sa l ary not a drawl after s p m whose address 1S unknown an d to se ll comp l ete 1nsuran ce 11 19 6tp ca nnot wtth reas o nable 1 pro tec t1 on l1fe health auto - - - - -- - - - - - - - d iltgence be ascer tamed f rre co mm e r c1al auto 1967 CHEVY stan dard , 327 TO B 1rd 1e Le ona Mey er fman ce an d mutua l funds No $ 100 Ph one Gary R Dill 985 whose last k n own p l a ce o f p r 1o r expe r tence 1S necessary 4:274 re s1 dence was Tecumseh s1n ce we have on e of t he m ost 11 19 Jtp Ok l ahoma and w h ose ad dr ess com pl e t e tratnmg p ro g rams - - - - - - - - - - - - - tS unknown an d cannot With n th e tn d u st r y If yo u are 196 4 GMC 1 , ton p1 c kup truck 6 r easonable dil t ge nc e be Interes t ed 1n a ca r eer op cy l stan dard Ph one 992 asce rtam ed port untl y 1n a reward 1ng 2875 TO The unknow n he1rs and bus me ss call Sta nl ey 11 19 Jtp devisees of Thomas R Sm1tfi Fe rgu son at (6 14) 446 4707 - - - - - - - - - - - - - TO The unknow n h e1 r s and Co l lect Monday thru Fr tday , 1969 350 PONTIAC Ftreb 1rd dev 1s ees of Laura H andle y 8 a m to 4 30 p m A n Equal ( good con d •llon Phone (] 04 l TO Th e unknown h e 1r s and Oppo rtun1ty Emp loyer 882 2497 dev isees of L awrence D Me II 20 31c M aster 11 19 61c t l ' S2895 4 Door , loca l I owner car 318 V 8 eng m e, au l oma tr c tr a n s KOSM ETt C S Chr rst mas Pomeroy Motor Co. Business Services . - - JOHNSON'S PA IN T D/\MAGE )97 1 Z I G ZAG SEW IN G M AC HIN ES ' tdl tn on g1na1 c a rl on-s No ~tla c h m c nt s n eed ed as our c ontrols ar e built 1n Se w s W•lh I or 1 n eedl es mak es hut ton h oles sews on butt ons m onoq r ams a nd bl1nd hem Sl lt Ch r Ull CaSh PI ICe $)8 50 or budge t plan ava tla bl e Phone 992 7755 11 19 If(- 2 Door orange fm1 sh blk vi nyl rnt er ror bucket seats les s t h an 5 000 m1 les & 3 mo old R adr o d e l uxe bumpers 10 3 TIC KOSC.:OT For Sale . 1974 OPEL MANTA ... SEE US FOR YOUR U~HOLSTERING NEEDS .. •• I • : : : ••• : : ~ : •• •• 7' 30p.m. home of Mrs Ronald Cowdery w1Lh Mrs. Tom Spencer co-hostess. Members are to u;ke gilts lorpatients at the Athens Mental Health Center. A Christmas workshop will be conducted. BAND PERFORMS Mrs . Paul Davis, Middleport; Mrs. Anna Ogdin, Wilkesville ; Mr and Mrs . Herbert Jones 811d Connie, Dublin, and Mr, and Mrs. Charles Griffith, Pomeroy, were among the capacity crowd at Mershon Auditor1wn ln Col1811bus on Sunday altemoon when the Ohio State Univefsity Marching Band Pfl!sented a ,concert. Karen Gnff1th, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ch8ries Griffith., is a member of the band. .. " The Early Chr1sllan " by Mrs . Ruth Ebersbach; "Thanksgtvmg on a Summer's Day" by Mrs Barbara Talbott; "The Tlffie of Thanksg1vmg" by Mrs Carolyn Pr1ce, " Th e Women's Conversation with God" by Mrs Esta Roush , "What to be Thankful For" by Mrs Johnson Mrs. Ethel Johnson and Mrs Kathleen Ward gave a skit ti Ued "The Modern Christian" and a Thanksg1vmg prayer concluded the program. Officers' reports were gtven Discussed was rep8lf to the church Windows and carpet lor the pulpit. Names were drawn for a Christmas gift exchange. A dessert course was served to those named and Mrs. Margery Roush and Mrs Barbara Talbott, a guest. Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Hubert Price HOLIDAY NEEDS FROZEN 12 Ocean Spray Cranberry Juice • Ol can 93¢ PILLSBURY Crescent Rolls • . • • • • ::b~ 39c A&P FROZEN Handi Whip Topping • • • ~: 59' CHICKEN Stove Top Stuffing • • • • "~·93¢ BORDEN 'S ·~·· '13' None Such Mince Meat • • • A&P QUALITY Sweet .Potatoes • • • • • • •·::n· ss~ THANK YOU RED Spiced Apple Rings • • • • JANE PARKER Stuffing Mix • . • . • • • BANQUET FROZEN Pumpkin or Mince Pie • • • • Emperor Grapes . • • • • 3 sro Fresh Green Broccoli • • • ,,.., 49' ·california Pascal Celery • • Fresh Cranberries ~:~p . • • • Southern Yams lbo. • Pk&' • Ja• KRAFT PHILADELPHIA JANE PARKER 8 Coca Cofa $129 16·01. 1ttl1. C'UWtt Ckee6e Cake 8•01.~9~ pkg.~ ~$ lb ~ cake b uneh MIDDLEPORT MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Store Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed. 9-6 Thur., Fri., Sat . 9 Till9 BELTONE Hearing Aid Service Center A Bellone Consultant Will Be At ,¥eigs Inn Pomeroy, Ohio . On Thursday, Nov. 21 from 9 A. M. to 12 N11on To repair and service hearing aids. Batteries and supplies for all makes for sale • Our consultant will be glad to give you a free hearing test with the latest Bellone Electronic equipment. , (] '!R'•'• po n' l' '!· "' .-- \ •. AP "AP Cake Mixes ' :>? o1 rr•r 'I~ ' ' (,c '"' Pie Crust Mix BELTONE ·__l Hearing Aid Center 601 · Sixth Ave. Huntillgfon, W.Va . Phone 525·7221 r " , 17 '" 1 ~· ol I\R4F r Mayonnaise UJIO Good lhru Stt , No~ 23r d .... r- - AI A&P WEO - - - .LIMIT ONE COUP'ON _ _ _ Ultra Br i te Dosh Detergent - ,,, " $299 I l•ki!i UJIO Good thru S•t No" l)rd At ~PWEO ---·UM'T ON£ COUPON.-.,..c.: 111"'' t... ' 68C AP UJIO Good thr1.1 Stt H.,., 2lrd •• - At AlP WEO. - - -uMil' ONE COUPON--- Ajax Liquid ' 59< .. ;.- I .' I I I I I Good AtA&.PWEO thru Stt No., 2lrd ~ ..U,8) ,__ u --LIMIT ONE COUPI»>--- .-... • "' • �I ' ' 8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o:, Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1974 ' Close tie Continued from page 1 to have been extraordinarily useful and important, and to have laid the hasis for a new era between the United States and Japan," Kissinger said . He hinted there may be early developments on the American proposal for oil import reductions. Japan must import 80 per cent of its petroleum. Japanese officials are now sympathetic to the American program unveiled in Chicagn last week, Kissinger said, and "we are encouraged by the talks , with the Japanese that have taken- place." The President was to leave Tokyo Thursday for Kyoto, the Japanese holy city specifically spared of the atomic bomb by U.S. officials during World War U. There he will take In the sight of ancient temples and get his fll'st taste of Japanese cuisine in an informal dinner with geisha girls and officials, The 1,100-year-old city is run by an avbwed anti-American, Communist-oriented governor. It is a major cer>ter for the ultraleftist terrorist group called the Red Army-the organization responsible for the 1972 Lod Airport massacre In Israel and several airline hijackings, It is generally believed that Ford's visit to Kyoto is being called nonofficial because Gov. News •.• in Briefs Nixon sought ways Continued from page 1 occupation." Police sent reinforcements to the towri of 13,000 near the Jordanian border to prevent demonstrations at the funeral of two men and two women killed In Tuesday's Arab commando attack. . Israeli troops stormed the apartment bUilding and killed three guerrillas holed up for three hours. Police said the commandos carried rifles, grenades, propaganda leaflets and dynamite. Twenty-lhree Israelis were Injured, most of them when they jumped from windows in the 12-apartment, three-6tory bulldl!Jg. They were taken to a hospital in nearby Alula: Seething with anger, a half-dozen men rushed into the apartment when the shooting stopped and threw four bodies out the window to the ground, where hundreds of enraged residents set them on fire. The angry Israelis mistakenly burned the body of Yehuda llebas, who lived In the apartment taken over by the guerrillas · and was killed In the fighting. Torazo Ninagawa has refused to meet the President. Press Secretary Ron Nessen said Ford was visiting Kyoto beContinued from..i>age I cause "he has a feeling for the first 3,000 barrels of oil per history and traditions of day for each producer would Japan.'' continue to get a 1.5 per cent Ford goes Friday to South depletion allowance until Jan. Korea for a one-day visit, the I, 1979. second leg of his first major The depletion allowance perpresidential journey abroad. mits oil companies to deduct 22 He will fly Saturday from Seoul per cent of the income from via Tokyo to a weekend wells, up to a maximum of half minisummlt meeting with of their taxable btcome. Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev Conunlttee liberals deliberat the Siberian port of ately forced a reconsideration Vladivostok. vote, which passed by an At an evening reception identical 13,-12 margin, given for him by the American meaning !hat under commlttee Japan Society, Ford said his rules it -cannot again eonsider trip had been "a memorable the question. The liberals one." apparently feared oillobbylsls might twist arms overnight and reverse the vote. Utlllty companies gained SOI)le relief through an increase in their Investment tsx credit from 4 per cent to 7 per cent. Tax relief REAPPOINTMENT SET COLUMBUS (UP!) - The reappointment of Paul W. Griffith of Portsmouth to the state Board of Barber Examiners for a three-year term to expire Sept. 26, 1977, was announced Tuesday by Gov. John J. Gilligan. Griffith has owned and operated a harber shop ~ 1947 and Is a member and former president of Barber's· Union Local 221. He has served four tenns on the Portsmouth City Council and Is vice president of the Ohio Slate Barber Association. SPECIAL! ,. FISH SANDWICHES 44e PWS. .. WASHINGTON (UP!) President RiChard M. Nixon resigned himself by late March, 1973, to a strategy that would simolv "cut our losses" as the Waier~tate cover-ue began to unravel, aCC<Jrdlng to a White House tape played in federal court today. At a meeting on March 'll, 1973, with his key advisers H.R. Haldeman and John D. Ehrlichman-both of them now standing trial for the coverup- Nixon seemed almost fatalistic about the deteriorating situation. "We know that everybody in this thing dld lt, whatever they did, with the best of intention," Nixon said, according to the IJipe. "That's the sad thing about It ... the point is what's done is done. We do the very best we can, and cut our losses and so forth, the best you ever could do." The tape was the 14th White House recording played at the cover-up trial of five former Nixon aides. A tra~scrlpt of t,he March 'll tape was made public by Nixon last spring. In it, the fear that Watergate bugging conspirator E. Howard Hunt Jr. might spill the whole story to authorities continued to emerge as a major White House concern. "Hunt is at the grand jury today," Haldeman told Nixon on the tape. "We don't know how far he Is going to go. The danger area for him Is on the money, !hat he was given money. Uh, he's reported ... not to be as desperate today as he was yesterday, but to still be on the brink, or at least shakey." The jury Monday heard two White House tapes never before made public in which Nixon was considering a pardon for Hunt in January, 1973 even before the bugging defendant pleaded guilty. In late March, the tapes showed, Nixon was still consenting to a promise of a pardon if it would keep Hun! quiet. Haldeman dld most of the talking at the March 27 meetirlg, briefing Nixon in full on the Watergate background and the rapidly shifting situation. He said that Jeb Stuart Magruder, deputy director or' Nixon's re-election campaign, sincerely believed-and apparently was prepared to tell the prosecutors-that the bugging had been undertaken by cam- , FRYERS I HAM SALAD 59C CORN ...................... . 5 Ears SLICED WINDSOR lb. 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TREET Reynolds . · . . 18" ·or oz. . Can FOIL 16 ,. 18 r" .69.· · . ----"'f 12 .................. . .. ~~~~=~~-~~ ~~~;::39~ BROWI\I & SERVE ROlLS ......... ·.· Pkgs. 89~ ' BROUGHTON .. --- DREAM · sg~. $ .· 39' • ' 7 oz. ' ' 2% ' Cciri WHlP..·.·.................... . .• M·ILK ............ ' . ";• •- Gal. . · 1, ~i gn . $499 TO 'I DIPT. 26" CHRISTMAS GIFTWIAP ~ ~---------------""1 -~ $118 ..• ..• ,. ssooo -1 ' •• NOW . Modern styled lowboy console: Grained Walnut Stream-lined styling, and "push bUtton" oper· ation make thi s machine just like the prOfefr' sional models. Completely new mechanism makes this "T~m Thumb" cash register better tkon e"Yer before. I color cabinet. Titan 101 Chassis. Solid-State Super Video Range Tuning System. Automatic Fine-tuning Control. Illuminated ~ CHILDREN'S BIBLE Illustrated in gloriOu1 full color, the Children's Bible has beefl approved by on editorial board of leaden of the Protestant, Cathol1c and Jewish faiths. There is no greater gift you con gi"Ye your child , Inflatable bop bog~ ifl either Huckleberry Hound or Fred Flintstone . Sand weighted bot· tom . - - ....,,., - HECK'S REG. $3.99 HAPPYDAY \ I .1/ . ~) CHRIS.TMAS LANTER", newTV season! ONLY$579 95 CHOICE 88( 99( "'' .. : ' • - ·~....: I d .. $288 EACH HECK'S REG. $1.38 HICK'S REG,' $1.48 HECK'S REG. $3.88 TO 'I DIII'T. ror Dllf'T. ·'',. ·... '1 TO 'I DEPT. G.I.JOE SAID STORM i"'oln Oto SUIVIVALSn l l ) A~ ..... tllk rt plic o ol o pulro l iHp, " '" ' n hn•t "I c~UIIOi ill inrlvding ro ll, ltnl, crl>{ <;> dilr. <;>fld <Mr~! SJ277 HECK'SREG. $16.99 '10'1 DIII'T. STAR TREE TOP DOOR DECORATION ''i,.. 11 light tinsel star tree top to beautify your tree. ,, 26" Pine door decora tion. ULA, listed, • Remote control conwenience · • BriHiant Chro!mc:olor picture • IOO'Io solid-state chassis • Patented Poilet Setlb y Wlltage regulator • Electronic tuning system o Chromatic one-button tuning • Fir:M!-fumiture styling PLAY SETS Hours of fun for your liHie 011es with these ploy sets. S.led from Lone Ranger, Planet of the Apes and M.A.S.H. HECK'S REG • $2.44 C~OICE EACH ' . ' BEAN BAG DOLL COMES COMPlfTf WllH HER OWN BABY BOTH£. WFT CUDDlY &AN IIAG DOll WITH HARING ACTIO N. WHEN OOU IS FED fROM HER VEJIV OWN BAIY IIOTilf SHl CRIES REAl ThRS $288 S)77 HECK'S REG. $4.99 HECK'S REG. $3.84 HECK'S REG. $2.44 TO'IIIIII'T. HECK'SREG. $2.44 TOYDIII'T. ' $1 S8 DRESS UP PLAY SET 8A8YTEARS ELECTRIC $168 TO 'I DIII'T. nJ'IIfii'T.~.~~--~~ro~·~r:":'~r.~--~~---Jl.--~----~~~~~r:~;:~-::;;::::::- ' 30 LIGHT ICICLE TREE LIGHT SET 12" in Oiomet~r. with multi color bulb•._TI1REE-WAY FLASH. District's three schools open from Thanksgiving through the end of the year hasp re ached $33,700, • • • • 1 sponsor Tuesday. au Stan ey said "I really think we can make it," he said, "But I realize it's. just a temporary thing." $.333 Brilliant color picture! Chromatic one-button tuning I Over 90% solid-state chassis Synchromatic 70-Position U.~F Channel Selector! S~l:~:~;~~vJ~~~rsg!ij~ HECK'S REG. $4.99 Tho UTRILLO F4720 Mediterranean styled lull TOYDIH. base console casters. These big ..• . .. , .. I and long lasting 9'' candle~ are decorative a~ wei~ os u~eful. The mogic of co~*eliQhl can creo~ a 10ft and glowing mood, light up table seHrng1, enhance room decor. ASSORTED STYLES. and pilasters. Dark finished Oak color (F4720DEl or Pecan noon Nov.If26they to present In cash. make $41,000 It, the schoolswillreopenDec.2 after " Tuning System. s· Round Speaker. for the newTV season 1 ONLY .~629 95 . ANNEBERGQUITS WASHINGTON (Upl) President Ford today accepted · ihe resignation of . Walter H., Annen berg a~ .. 1ambassador to Great Britain·. 'A m)lllonaire ·P blladelphla ; .newspaper and magazllle· publisher, Annen berg bas senred as .ambassador to ·the Court of St. Jame8 since Match . Early American styled console wllh gallery, brocket feet and C!IBiel$. Maple color. ,AFC.' s• Aounc;l Speaker. . Auldmatlc Touch Tuning. ' $649'-i trudc and personnel carrier. TO'IDlii'T. 15" I NJICKEY MOUSE OR 1.5" Mldlty Movw HECK'SRIG. $9.66 . ' nJ'IDlii'T. ' $2!A~tf HECK'S REG. $3.99 ' TOYDIPT. u.s. '.f ' ~ ' ... ' .... . .. ~ .. . : . hai _C7 1'1 bulb. Ulli11d. CHOICE '·- " le~mp1 Goo,., ~"'P llo1 C7 ~ "IIILl!llir.ttd. ' HECK'S REG. $1.18 7lt ~~~ . 7~ . ·. ',·' r«Jat::IJ/Ifll,)j td TEA SETS GOOFY LAMPS. $733 ., Anorted colOn inS pc. 2" Satin Soil. 6 pc. 2 \"; " so tin ball or 4 pc. 3 1~ " Sot in Sell. 8atterr operated ntmo'eo(:ontrol· loc:omotive, fire ' The activity and 50unds ol the form CONtE. ~0 llf,E alead1 button is pressed, .. the Farmer drrves h1s trodor down the'rarilp .. . th. Chicken pops ou.l of her nest in the silo "clucking ." The f:i'ig and the , Lomb appear from behindslidingdo:on, " oinking" and "bGo-ing", .. · Automatic Fine-luning Control .. Illuminated Channel Numbers. SATII TOYS CHOICE HICK'S RIG. $4.99 PUSH-BUTTON FARM . colm (F4120P). Titan tOt Chassis. Solid-State Super Video Ran~e • being closed last Friday by the state auditor because of a fund shortage. Persons attending a meeting at tlle Middle School Monday · night, at which the new goal was presented and explained were "100 per cent in favor," Staniey said. Earlier Monday about 70,.of !.h e 85 teachers ·filed for lA TTEIY OPERA TED S]llIACH HECK'S REG. $5.99 Decorative end paneling /• I $799 HICK'S REG. ~ 10.77 ~: .~: .. I_. o•o c•ano~ ~om bln oli o n . TO'IOIII'T. your home with . ' ., .~'" " Thrft ply garlofld in colon of silver, gold ond blue green. -<l"~t25' , L~~~~..~~........-............._ ..........~......... 14,,~: I, The •on •e•l•t.l• nu• •••~ "' 0d1l - M<HJnl• .. on bc••ond I !Jf in~;t• . il M l<lmi., o ~oa - f ly , by qui< k dol<><hme nt <l deloghtlu l Jlodot<. C:: hi ldrtn 0 mot~! hi ID 1 yea I\_ Colot- Wh< to. blue , TINS~L GARLAND . BeaUtiful holiday lantern to decorate ror 111Jtr. Single flo•h in multicolors. Decorate your tree with beau · ty. HECK'S REG • $1.28 TOYOIII'T. ' TREE LIGHT SIT sse ;~'~-oe<S 1.. '-" ....... . HECK'5REG. $3.99 TOY 11111'1. 20 LIGHT MINIATURE 1 ·;;;,· · ~ rot DIII'T. HECK'5REG. $3.44 Channel NumtMtrs. sr Round Speaker. ::.:.~-;;~ ; $3.99 TO 'I DIII'T. CASH REGIST~R · . ' Four different gume~ to ~elect from . Sidetrack. Pop -c hecks , Trovble ond Heodoche gomes . "''r"~=- iMf ~lf~1 2.38 . TOMTHUM~ . 40"BOPBAGS GAMES $299 1 TO 'I DIII'T. TOY DEPT. CHOICE HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG. $1.68 • Brilliant picture! • Chromatic one-button tuning! -., • Over 90% solid-state chassis il • ' Synchromatic 70-Position UHF Channel Selector! Tho MILLET ,·• FU14W $1_66 Long , 2 Ft. 2 ln. Wide.. ... SAVE BASKETBALL SET Decorate your Christmas . package s with beauty . .50 Sq . Ft. Total 23 Ft . 4 ln. HECK'S REG. $6.44 KOHNER PUFF 510LLPKG. -.;.;,.;.;.;;..~----------~~;~;::;:~·;,;·,:.••;,;•;,;•,;,";,;';,;',;,;,:;;.;,;,;.;;;.:.,;_ _.. unemployment benefits at the OCEAN SPRAY Betsy I regl<mal office In Wooster. wiiole or Jellied A Totty Treot toy . with 5 deliciou~ syrups, snocone maker, ite grater , cones, apron , hot, and HECK'S · REG. $8.99 close to goal 1 . TO 'I DIII'T. SNO-CONE MACHINE DOYLESTOWN, Ohio (UP!) - The fund drive to keep 2 ' 59~ HECK'S REG. $17.77 Lombl ho" couldn' t belieoe it . .• milk 1llokt1 1<> lhitO and h>l· ""- ·r iqht b.foot you< tytl! ~ · , iO ..aoy touw.&otttry 01"'<-d Iaiit< · On not onduc;..d ). lrrduOt• J HBW> t pauo:tr.o... VCJnillo. clloco lolt ond ol•owberry , cup l. ·. ltcwo, ond meo lUring 1poon . FROSTY Federal Hocking district has money for schools ~Chippewa $1299 THICK SHAIIMAIIR of $40,000 FROZEN - · Mitchell could simply testify.· Nixon. "ije Is as high up 1 that he had authorized a they've beeil.,. "He's the big enchilada,, general intelllgen~atherlng ' operation and did not know it Ehrllchman added. included a plan to bug DemQ!;ratic headquarters. Interesting and "He authorized apples and they bought oranges," Haldeprofitable career ' man replied-. "Yeah." for men and' "~itchell, you see, is never, women selling; never going to go In and admit Sarah Coventry, perjury,,. Nixon said. "I meap you can, uh, talk about imand over. 'For in ~, munity and all the rest, but formation writ.e ' he's never going to do that." Fay Westfall, Box : "They won't give him im24, Long BoHom, munity anyway, I wouldn't . , ' Oh10. think, unless they figure they could get you," Haldeman told MATTEL Chippewa folks PRODUCE FRESH palgn operatives because of White House pressure. Haldeman said that former Attorney General John N. Mitchell, then Nixon's campaign manager and now a defendant, "signed off on 1!"approved it- when White House aide Gordon Strachan told him that the President wanted it done. "Was that-this is the bugging?" Nixon asked. "The whole thing, including the bugging," Haldeman replied. Nixon responded with a oneword Vlllgarity. Nixon later suggested !hat 55~ cut-uP lb • •• • • •• ii • .• 794 HOMEMADE to cut w9rst loss~s Christmas Soecial - COLUMBUS (UP!) - State Everyday low prices on FRENCH FRIES, Auditor Joseph , E . Ferguson reported Tuesday that Federal DOGS, MiLK_SHAKES & DAIRY ISLE Hocking Local School District in Athens County has sufficient funds to keep Its schools open through Dec. 31. BARBS The school board had asked the auditor's office last Oct. 17.: By PHIL PASTORET to make a cash analysis to see <>~ ij~orning a ·~cretary pr.o ~ . if schools .would have to. be tects the hands from dish· closed. water. Ferguson said it was first believed the district would have a deficit of $1,836 at the end of the year. But he said examiners found that the district actually will have a balance of $12;000. Ferguson said the examiners reported that 'the district's accounting records "were not maintained in accordance with the prescribed procedure" SPECIAL MEAT BUYS under state law. Voters in the Federal Hocking District defeated a seven mill school operating FROZEN CHICKEN levy last May and an eight mill levy last month. tiOl , I 9--,Tbe oauy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o., Wednesday; Nov.'2o, 1974.. Plastic con·struction. Choo5e from three styles. u~ $2~! HECK's REG. $3.58 TO'( DEPT. 14" son BABYbodyDOLL ..... r•~· 's.&" boon GUO/IIIItM. lnfont lroir, mo• i nQ eyu & "'" "' 0 $421 HECK'S REG. $5.99 11JY/JBIT. . �I ' ' 8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o:, Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1974 ' Close tie Continued from page 1 to have been extraordinarily useful and important, and to have laid the hasis for a new era between the United States and Japan," Kissinger said . He hinted there may be early developments on the American proposal for oil import reductions. Japan must import 80 per cent of its petroleum. Japanese officials are now sympathetic to the American program unveiled in Chicagn last week, Kissinger said, and "we are encouraged by the talks , with the Japanese that have taken- place." The President was to leave Tokyo Thursday for Kyoto, the Japanese holy city specifically spared of the atomic bomb by U.S. officials during World War U. There he will take In the sight of ancient temples and get his fll'st taste of Japanese cuisine in an informal dinner with geisha girls and officials, The 1,100-year-old city is run by an avbwed anti-American, Communist-oriented governor. It is a major cer>ter for the ultraleftist terrorist group called the Red Army-the organization responsible for the 1972 Lod Airport massacre In Israel and several airline hijackings, It is generally believed that Ford's visit to Kyoto is being called nonofficial because Gov. News •.• in Briefs Nixon sought ways Continued from page 1 occupation." Police sent reinforcements to the towri of 13,000 near the Jordanian border to prevent demonstrations at the funeral of two men and two women killed In Tuesday's Arab commando attack. . Israeli troops stormed the apartment bUilding and killed three guerrillas holed up for three hours. Police said the commandos carried rifles, grenades, propaganda leaflets and dynamite. Twenty-lhree Israelis were Injured, most of them when they jumped from windows in the 12-apartment, three-6tory bulldl!Jg. They were taken to a hospital in nearby Alula: Seething with anger, a half-dozen men rushed into the apartment when the shooting stopped and threw four bodies out the window to the ground, where hundreds of enraged residents set them on fire. The angry Israelis mistakenly burned the body of Yehuda llebas, who lived In the apartment taken over by the guerrillas · and was killed In the fighting. Torazo Ninagawa has refused to meet the President. Press Secretary Ron Nessen said Ford was visiting Kyoto beContinued from..i>age I cause "he has a feeling for the first 3,000 barrels of oil per history and traditions of day for each producer would Japan.'' continue to get a 1.5 per cent Ford goes Friday to South depletion allowance until Jan. Korea for a one-day visit, the I, 1979. second leg of his first major The depletion allowance perpresidential journey abroad. mits oil companies to deduct 22 He will fly Saturday from Seoul per cent of the income from via Tokyo to a weekend wells, up to a maximum of half minisummlt meeting with of their taxable btcome. Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev Conunlttee liberals deliberat the Siberian port of ately forced a reconsideration Vladivostok. vote, which passed by an At an evening reception identical 13,-12 margin, given for him by the American meaning !hat under commlttee Japan Society, Ford said his rules it -cannot again eonsider trip had been "a memorable the question. The liberals one." apparently feared oillobbylsls might twist arms overnight and reverse the vote. Utlllty companies gained SOI)le relief through an increase in their Investment tsx credit from 4 per cent to 7 per cent. Tax relief REAPPOINTMENT SET COLUMBUS (UP!) - The reappointment of Paul W. Griffith of Portsmouth to the state Board of Barber Examiners for a three-year term to expire Sept. 26, 1977, was announced Tuesday by Gov. John J. Gilligan. Griffith has owned and operated a harber shop ~ 1947 and Is a member and former president of Barber's· Union Local 221. He has served four tenns on the Portsmouth City Council and Is vice president of the Ohio Slate Barber Association. SPECIAL! ,. FISH SANDWICHES 44e PWS. .. WASHINGTON (UP!) President RiChard M. Nixon resigned himself by late March, 1973, to a strategy that would simolv "cut our losses" as the Waier~tate cover-ue began to unravel, aCC<Jrdlng to a White House tape played in federal court today. At a meeting on March 'll, 1973, with his key advisers H.R. Haldeman and John D. Ehrlichman-both of them now standing trial for the coverup- Nixon seemed almost fatalistic about the deteriorating situation. "We know that everybody in this thing dld lt, whatever they did, with the best of intention," Nixon said, according to the IJipe. "That's the sad thing about It ... the point is what's done is done. We do the very best we can, and cut our losses and so forth, the best you ever could do." The tape was the 14th White House recording played at the cover-up trial of five former Nixon aides. A tra~scrlpt of t,he March 'll tape was made public by Nixon last spring. In it, the fear that Watergate bugging conspirator E. Howard Hunt Jr. might spill the whole story to authorities continued to emerge as a major White House concern. "Hunt is at the grand jury today," Haldeman told Nixon on the tape. "We don't know how far he Is going to go. The danger area for him Is on the money, !hat he was given money. Uh, he's reported ... not to be as desperate today as he was yesterday, but to still be on the brink, or at least shakey." The jury Monday heard two White House tapes never before made public in which Nixon was considering a pardon for Hunt in January, 1973 even before the bugging defendant pleaded guilty. In late March, the tapes showed, Nixon was still consenting to a promise of a pardon if it would keep Hun! quiet. Haldeman dld most of the talking at the March 27 meetirlg, briefing Nixon in full on the Watergate background and the rapidly shifting situation. He said that Jeb Stuart Magruder, deputy director or' Nixon's re-election campaign, sincerely believed-and apparently was prepared to tell the prosecutors-that the bugging had been undertaken by cam- , FRYERS I HAM SALAD 59C CORN ...................... . 5 Ears SLICED WINDSOR lb. BACON lb . . ggc ROAD KING MOUNTAIN MINING SET : ollltnll: f l 1 in<:~ Colo•• TM ~o• .Gullo!olion, K..,tudr ~ f.,~d C:: ho t ktn · ~nnd 1 rooh <:liM<,. rll<k , ;oo pum"'· <tvol vonQ Gull "II"·.bv~ k • t ;obit ' 2 1 hoin ~onM<IOrl, 1 tor conne<10r1, 68" ol <!loin o nd Qvide . odht~.., loom •trip, <ubMrbo nd , I<>MI ' '' · 36'' ol !rock. 2 "II" pooh , oil tO")P lo..,r , u onk hoAdt. , oo,..mbly onllru< II Dftl Clip and BOOTH · lb -~~~~~H ................._ :.. N.I FREN Bunch C.El ERY... ,,, ••••••••• •••••• 35~ fRIESWI.......... ,, . s· 9~ Redeem At Ingels ':-'-"--j ----------------+----------------1 WESSON 1 Chase & Sanborn lb ' COFFEE .......!?:.... 1 $ Z9 $119 OIL ......... );~:::.... . 1---------------+--~~~~----------""1 CARNATION 594: KRAFT GRA II'II.E COFFEE oz.$1 09 oz. · Jar , Jar A' J E y M ...;;,;;"~;.;;;;..,i'~";,;'.;,"~·;,;•.;,";,;';,;'.;,";,;';,;;'.;,";,;';,;;'-·--·,.;;;.,i;-ilo,;...iii";,;;',;,"ji';,;;',;,";,;';,;;',i,";,;';,;;',i," r ·¢. TREET Reynolds . · . . 18" ·or oz. . Can FOIL 16 ,. 18 r" .69.· · . ----"'f 12 .................. . .. ~~~~=~~-~~ ~~~;::39~ BROWI\I & SERVE ROlLS ......... ·.· Pkgs. 89~ ' BROUGHTON .. --- DREAM · sg~. $ .· 39' • ' 7 oz. ' ' 2% ' Cciri WHlP..·.·.................... . .• M·ILK ............ ' . ";• •- Gal. . · 1, ~i gn . $499 TO 'I DIPT. 26" CHRISTMAS GIFTWIAP ~ ~---------------""1 -~ $118 ..• ..• ,. ssooo -1 ' •• NOW . Modern styled lowboy console: Grained Walnut Stream-lined styling, and "push bUtton" oper· ation make thi s machine just like the prOfefr' sional models. Completely new mechanism makes this "T~m Thumb" cash register better tkon e"Yer before. I color cabinet. Titan 101 Chassis. Solid-State Super Video Range Tuning System. Automatic Fine-tuning Control. Illuminated ~ CHILDREN'S BIBLE Illustrated in gloriOu1 full color, the Children's Bible has beefl approved by on editorial board of leaden of the Protestant, Cathol1c and Jewish faiths. There is no greater gift you con gi"Ye your child , Inflatable bop bog~ ifl either Huckleberry Hound or Fred Flintstone . Sand weighted bot· tom . - - ....,,., - HECK'S REG. $3.99 HAPPYDAY \ I .1/ . ~) CHRIS.TMAS LANTER", newTV season! ONLY$579 95 CHOICE 88( 99( "'' .. : ' • - ·~....: I d .. $288 EACH HECK'S REG. $1.38 HICK'S REG,' $1.48 HECK'S REG. $3.88 TO 'I DIII'T. ror Dllf'T. ·'',. ·... '1 TO 'I DEPT. G.I.JOE SAID STORM i"'oln Oto SUIVIVALSn l l ) A~ ..... tllk rt plic o ol o pulro l iHp, " '" ' n hn•t "I c~UIIOi ill inrlvding ro ll, ltnl, crl>{ <;> dilr. <;>fld <Mr~! SJ277 HECK'SREG. $16.99 '10'1 DIII'T. STAR TREE TOP DOOR DECORATION ''i,.. 11 light tinsel star tree top to beautify your tree. ,, 26" Pine door decora tion. ULA, listed, • Remote control conwenience · • BriHiant Chro!mc:olor picture • IOO'Io solid-state chassis • Patented Poilet Setlb y Wlltage regulator • Electronic tuning system o Chromatic one-button tuning • Fir:M!-fumiture styling PLAY SETS Hours of fun for your liHie 011es with these ploy sets. S.led from Lone Ranger, Planet of the Apes and M.A.S.H. HECK'S REG • $2.44 C~OICE EACH ' . ' BEAN BAG DOLL COMES COMPlfTf WllH HER OWN BABY BOTH£. WFT CUDDlY &AN IIAG DOll WITH HARING ACTIO N. WHEN OOU IS FED fROM HER VEJIV OWN BAIY IIOTilf SHl CRIES REAl ThRS $288 S)77 HECK'S REG. $4.99 HECK'S REG. $3.84 HECK'S REG. $2.44 TO'IIIIII'T. HECK'SREG. $2.44 TOYDIII'T. ' $1 S8 DRESS UP PLAY SET 8A8YTEARS ELECTRIC $168 TO 'I DIII'T. nJ'IIfii'T.~.~~--~~ro~·~r:":'~r.~--~~---Jl.--~----~~~~~r:~;:~-::;;::::::- ' 30 LIGHT ICICLE TREE LIGHT SET 12" in Oiomet~r. with multi color bulb•._TI1REE-WAY FLASH. District's three schools open from Thanksgiving through the end of the year hasp re ached $33,700, • • • • 1 sponsor Tuesday. au Stan ey said "I really think we can make it," he said, "But I realize it's. just a temporary thing." $.333 Brilliant color picture! Chromatic one-button tuning I Over 90% solid-state chassis Synchromatic 70-Position U.~F Channel Selector! S~l:~:~;~~vJ~~~rsg!ij~ HECK'S REG. $4.99 Tho UTRILLO F4720 Mediterranean styled lull TOYDIH. base console casters. These big ..• . .. , .. I and long lasting 9'' candle~ are decorative a~ wei~ os u~eful. The mogic of co~*eliQhl can creo~ a 10ft and glowing mood, light up table seHrng1, enhance room decor. ASSORTED STYLES. and pilasters. Dark finished Oak color (F4720DEl or Pecan noon Nov.If26they to present In cash. make $41,000 It, the schoolswillreopenDec.2 after " Tuning System. s· Round Speaker. for the newTV season 1 ONLY .~629 95 . ANNEBERGQUITS WASHINGTON (Upl) President Ford today accepted · ihe resignation of . Walter H., Annen berg a~ .. 1ambassador to Great Britain·. 'A m)lllonaire ·P blladelphla ; .newspaper and magazllle· publisher, Annen berg bas senred as .ambassador to ·the Court of St. Jame8 since Match . Early American styled console wllh gallery, brocket feet and C!IBiel$. Maple color. ,AFC.' s• Aounc;l Speaker. . Auldmatlc Touch Tuning. ' $649'-i trudc and personnel carrier. TO'IDlii'T. 15" I NJICKEY MOUSE OR 1.5" Mldlty Movw HECK'SRIG. $9.66 . ' nJ'IDlii'T. ' $2!A~tf HECK'S REG. $3.99 ' TOYDIPT. u.s. '.f ' ~ ' ... ' .... . .. ~ .. . : . hai _C7 1'1 bulb. Ulli11d. CHOICE '·- " le~mp1 Goo,., ~"'P llo1 C7 ~ "IIILl!llir.ttd. ' HECK'S REG. $1.18 7lt ~~~ . 7~ . ·. ',·' r«Jat::IJ/Ifll,)j td TEA SETS GOOFY LAMPS. $733 ., Anorted colOn inS pc. 2" Satin Soil. 6 pc. 2 \"; " so tin ball or 4 pc. 3 1~ " Sot in Sell. 8atterr operated ntmo'eo(:ontrol· loc:omotive, fire ' The activity and 50unds ol the form CONtE. ~0 llf,E alead1 button is pressed, .. the Farmer drrves h1s trodor down the'rarilp .. . th. Chicken pops ou.l of her nest in the silo "clucking ." The f:i'ig and the , Lomb appear from behindslidingdo:on, " oinking" and "bGo-ing", .. · Automatic Fine-luning Control .. Illuminated Channel Numbers. SATII TOYS CHOICE HICK'S RIG. $4.99 PUSH-BUTTON FARM . colm (F4120P). Titan tOt Chassis. Solid-State Super Video Ran~e • being closed last Friday by the state auditor because of a fund shortage. Persons attending a meeting at tlle Middle School Monday · night, at which the new goal was presented and explained were "100 per cent in favor," Staniey said. Earlier Monday about 70,.of !.h e 85 teachers ·filed for lA TTEIY OPERA TED S]llIACH HECK'S REG. $5.99 Decorative end paneling /• I $799 HICK'S REG. ~ 10.77 ~: .~: .. I_. o•o c•ano~ ~om bln oli o n . TO'IOIII'T. your home with . ' ., .~'" " Thrft ply garlofld in colon of silver, gold ond blue green. -<l"~t25' , L~~~~..~~........-............._ ..........~......... 14,,~: I, The •on •e•l•t.l• nu• •••~ "' 0d1l - M<HJnl• .. on bc••ond I !Jf in~;t• . il M l<lmi., o ~oa - f ly , by qui< k dol<><hme nt <l deloghtlu l Jlodot<. C:: hi ldrtn 0 mot~! hi ID 1 yea I\_ Colot- Wh< to. blue , TINS~L GARLAND . BeaUtiful holiday lantern to decorate ror 111Jtr. Single flo•h in multicolors. Decorate your tree with beau · ty. HECK'S REG • $1.28 TOYOIII'T. ' TREE LIGHT SIT sse ;~'~-oe<S 1.. '-" ....... . HECK'5REG. $3.99 TOY 11111'1. 20 LIGHT MINIATURE 1 ·;;;,· · ~ rot DIII'T. HECK'5REG. $3.44 Channel NumtMtrs. sr Round Speaker. ::.:.~-;;~ ; $3.99 TO 'I DIII'T. CASH REGIST~R · . ' Four different gume~ to ~elect from . Sidetrack. Pop -c hecks , Trovble ond Heodoche gomes . "''r"~=- iMf ~lf~1 2.38 . TOMTHUM~ . 40"BOPBAGS GAMES $299 1 TO 'I DIII'T. TOY DEPT. CHOICE HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG. $1.68 • Brilliant picture! • Chromatic one-button tuning! -., • Over 90% solid-state chassis il • ' Synchromatic 70-Position UHF Channel Selector! Tho MILLET ,·• FU14W $1_66 Long , 2 Ft. 2 ln. Wide.. ... SAVE BASKETBALL SET Decorate your Christmas . package s with beauty . .50 Sq . Ft. Total 23 Ft . 4 ln. HECK'S REG. $6.44 KOHNER PUFF 510LLPKG. -.;.;,.;.;.;;..~----------~~;~;::;:~·;,;·,:.••;,;•;,;•,;,";,;';,;',;,;,:;;.;,;,;.;;;.:.,;_ _.. unemployment benefits at the OCEAN SPRAY Betsy I regl<mal office In Wooster. wiiole or Jellied A Totty Treot toy . with 5 deliciou~ syrups, snocone maker, ite grater , cones, apron , hot, and HECK'S · REG. $8.99 close to goal 1 . TO 'I DIII'T. SNO-CONE MACHINE DOYLESTOWN, Ohio (UP!) - The fund drive to keep 2 ' 59~ HECK'S REG. $17.77 Lombl ho" couldn' t belieoe it . .• milk 1llokt1 1<> lhitO and h>l· ""- ·r iqht b.foot you< tytl! ~ · , iO ..aoy touw.&otttry 01"'<-d Iaiit< · On not onduc;..d ). lrrduOt• J HBW> t pauo:tr.o... VCJnillo. clloco lolt ond ol•owberry , cup l. ·. ltcwo, ond meo lUring 1poon . FROSTY Federal Hocking district has money for schools ~Chippewa $1299 THICK SHAIIMAIIR of $40,000 FROZEN - · Mitchell could simply testify.· Nixon. "ije Is as high up 1 that he had authorized a they've beeil.,. "He's the big enchilada,, general intelllgen~atherlng ' operation and did not know it Ehrllchman added. included a plan to bug DemQ!;ratic headquarters. Interesting and "He authorized apples and they bought oranges," Haldeprofitable career ' man replied-. "Yeah." for men and' "~itchell, you see, is never, women selling; never going to go In and admit Sarah Coventry, perjury,,. Nixon said. "I meap you can, uh, talk about imand over. 'For in ~, munity and all the rest, but formation writ.e ' he's never going to do that." Fay Westfall, Box : "They won't give him im24, Long BoHom, munity anyway, I wouldn't . , ' Oh10. think, unless they figure they could get you," Haldeman told MATTEL Chippewa folks PRODUCE FRESH palgn operatives because of White House pressure. Haldeman said that former Attorney General John N. Mitchell, then Nixon's campaign manager and now a defendant, "signed off on 1!"approved it- when White House aide Gordon Strachan told him that the President wanted it done. "Was that-this is the bugging?" Nixon asked. "The whole thing, including the bugging," Haldeman replied. Nixon responded with a oneword Vlllgarity. Nixon later suggested !hat 55~ cut-uP lb • •• • • •• ii • .• 794 HOMEMADE to cut w9rst loss~s Christmas Soecial - COLUMBUS (UP!) - State Everyday low prices on FRENCH FRIES, Auditor Joseph , E . Ferguson reported Tuesday that Federal DOGS, MiLK_SHAKES & DAIRY ISLE Hocking Local School District in Athens County has sufficient funds to keep Its schools open through Dec. 31. BARBS The school board had asked the auditor's office last Oct. 17.: By PHIL PASTORET to make a cash analysis to see <>~ ij~orning a ·~cretary pr.o ~ . if schools .would have to. be tects the hands from dish· closed. water. Ferguson said it was first believed the district would have a deficit of $1,836 at the end of the year. But he said examiners found that the district actually will have a balance of $12;000. Ferguson said the examiners reported that 'the district's accounting records "were not maintained in accordance with the prescribed procedure" SPECIAL MEAT BUYS under state law. Voters in the Federal Hocking District defeated a seven mill school operating FROZEN CHICKEN levy last May and an eight mill levy last month. tiOl , I 9--,Tbe oauy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o., Wednesday; Nov.'2o, 1974.. Plastic con·struction. Choo5e from three styles. u~ $2~! HECK's REG. $3.58 TO'( DEPT. 14" son BABYbodyDOLL ..... r•~· 's.&" boon GUO/IIIItM. lnfont lroir, mo• i nQ eyu & "'" "' 0 $421 HECK'S REG. $5.99 11JY/JBIT. . �' I 10.,... The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1974 · 11 -'The DailY. Sentinel, M\ddleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1974 .~. OPIIDAILY 10 TO 9 .. O... DAILY 10 TO 9 FREE PARKING FREE ....' 'w "'... • • • _... ' LADIES' JELMIN , LADIES LONG SLEEVE SHIRTS KNIT TOPS LADIES POlYESTER PAllS Be smartly dres..ed in oM o f thes.e beovtifvl lodies sl'li rh . Styl ed wi th long 4 ~~f ,o,q,o·d$d HECK'S RIG. $3.99 SLEEP GOWNS Slt>tp c~U0\7 ,. ..., r oo./tt in..,.. ol ~~>e .. go.. n,/..,... Ht<~ ' o . Soh bo ~ •htd ...,lo~;, ..o!tr '-"olh molce <li9hlo (Q m!Ofi<Jbl• ,.;ii>Out bindo ng 'f'OU. Cqlo'l ol bl.,., pinlr. g...J "'"',. '" .;, . , S·M· l & • ·XX $499 ClOTN/NC DEPT. The fashion Ua re this year is gloYes, complimenting oH outerwear. The ver~atil11 glove con be dreu or con.al. Come aee our aiSOrtmenl of styles and colors and buy a pai r for yourself and one as a Chr istmas gift! Steel Bowls .. $3366 .. . ... JVIF sloges. VHF monopole and UHF loop CASSETTE IECOIDEI antennas . Molded hidden handle . Speed0-Vision, Earphone jack . Comes in block and red . HECK'S REG. $44.96 -~ ,-,"' CI.OTHINC DEPT. PANASONIC Sl"j, po r1oblt (OIW~ rec order . lluilt-in <OncJ...,., .,; . crophone pi<:k• up "'""d ..ilh omarong w noi ti.;ty . fa11 od >on pu>~bv! t on coohol1 . to>r-Motic ollomcrlitoM~ <Jd. tu•h •«Qrd on9 ....I. Aulg Sfop. CooMtf<! popo up ol tottd• ol " rr- cr" bvtton . Vck.mt coM<o l. Falt lo rwatd ond rew inc! . Ea•p~ne mon itor. AC bio •- DC tfDM . Solid · 11011 . Co n be OJ»rattd 3 -~ - &ont< i., , on hoUM ~,.,_ renl thrcugh bo.OII-in odapltr , or on CCJriboc>t po-r wit~ op!io""'l odapot r rord . Complete with borten.o, "-C cord ood dummr plug ... .. HECK'S REG. To $2.99 SG338 ed circuitry. low 45W power consumption, •• CI.OTHINCDEPT. Economical 12" diagonal screen portable TV has a 100o/o §olid-stote chassis. lntegrot· • , roT ... . RQ8305 12'' BLACK & WHITE TV o: .... ...,.... Heck's Reg. '37 .96 HECK'S REG. TO $6.88 HECK'S REG . $6.88 CI.OTHINC DEPT. LADIES The pe rfect caardinole with the ladies' po· lyester pants. Nicely styled kn it tops thot look great with skirh or docks. Nylon ribs with long sleeves in solid colo rs . Sizes S-Ml. Pe rf ect for Holiday wear!! We ll dre ssed women will really go for the~ polyester pan ts, becouse they're nice loo king and comfortable. Styled with e lo~ ic wcisl 1r1 pointed co lla r in prinb and sol id s. Se>o· ero l style s and colors to suit yolJ r needs . Assorted Size i G.E. -~·~-~._.,.,,.,. ,. · MIXER -l . . ... With Stainless · · - ·GLOVES LADIES IQ309 PA'NASONIC POITAILE PHOIIO PANASONIC A.C/bo lt" ' t PQriO bl~ phcnoogrop~ . I-liACI PLAYER "'•pm"'""" ,..,oo, ~•o•.CQrt•idgo JJH opted!. C~<O<r"' -• rh '""P"" " • t~ l ~, J •, ->peohr fo• phcoe or totornn l lpeohr 1oc k C o~rr o n g )..,, dl-o In <>•H•'f.'e "'ho i• ond $29'' HECK' S """"""' ... n.to <>•>d Soli d·ltote Woth $ JEWEUY DEPT. ' R488 ·~ ..' ,."''~.r ' ' '' f ;' J .. '· \ f . . \ . .\ ' LADIES' LEATHER LOOK AND PANT LENGTH COATS . ' .. '' ) KIMBIES OVERNIGHT 12'$ ALL INFANTS & TODDLERS GIRLS COATS AND JACKETS 20~o. OFF BIDED CRAWLERS ' Duroble inlon11 crowlt<l in co rduroy and 1wi U lor ooi.., boble• thot or• bego nnin9 to cro w! A"or te d 1l)"le1 in 1irn !io·M ·I $249 HECK'S REG. $3.48 HECK'S REGULAR PRICE . ClOTH/*' /JIPT. ClOIIIIIIC DE,. HECK'S REG. TO $12.99 $100 SLACKS Perle.:t tor ochool w.or!! G;rto SO% poly ond ~~ co11o n 1olodr.o witll 2 lrqnt pad;ell ond lan _ ;,, , Sites 7•14, Ao- led Styfeo . $299 3 PIEC£ CHRISTMAS TOWEL iN,ASJT~··D'I fSIGI'IS TANK SET S.r indudot~ lid~ .. , , tonlo <o- ond tonlt lid 'o"'' · Mo"'"'- wool bl d'loblor or.d ,... no il'<loning. Pr.....,runk, tu.uno,. , olor1. ~.5% <oHon onG 4"'- JV70f'· • ClOTIIIIIUEiflr. CLDTIIIIIUEII'r. CHOICE HECK'S REG. $47.99 $ ' . e The look of Fine f urnitvre in W<:~lovl Groin Color wirh Bloc' LO(~ · Seom Penh lor Stnlo;ong Aatnl • Doublt-WoQ SIHI Skel-..o A.djutt o t Spg ciou~l 12" W idt. 60" 1 '1" lniGr•<Jio High. I" Deep Ottict Eo1y .'.1wmOiy- Only o S<rewdir,oer I'IH ded. e e All S"~ in Rich Wlllnttl Grllin Color • e AM-FM DICITAL . CLOCIIADIO .SPORT AND DRESS HECK'S REG. $29.88 I HECK'S REG. $17.99 NOIISEWARE /ST. • .AUtplo 110 Mm <orlridiJ'I._ • Smollt>ll, !;ghltll ol Podoet I"'ST•· MAll( (o....,.cn - ·Qtl biQ lor 3 1-->"•• '->' ir>.;h 1n0Pl ··· ol10 !lid.• in plo1li< m01101h obout one in<h 1quo rt O< in (<J rdboord moo,mh "~~~ lwo in<h"' lqiiOfl. No I~ '"''""'01"' ... - AHrot1i.. ly dtti~ fM- AIIt digi1<1l tlod to6o ..f ttll· lwtv<t 2• ·kout digitol dod.. oo....in .... .tup li- wilt! oulorrootk 1hvl-o lf. Wolt to m...;< or bun" ala rm. r optolo.tr . fM t.d.,nal onlt- terminol. Solid-iliON engi Come. in ontiq.,e whitt o• btoo;ro SJ777 . .,..,,d. 53499 e ' HECK'S REG . $18.99 HlCK'SREG. $44.96 " JEWEI.RY DEPT. ,,, "' Hi-dome lid provide !> greater cooking copoci- IA'"O•O•d,, comJXId funmaker tha t will be<om••l ty . Ver$Oiile for roa " i nt;~, frying. !> Iewing, bun constant companion. Spins· re cord ~ worming , popping corn, baking, keeping food AM radio on bonery or house oow•'·l warm. Convenient temperature chor1 on hanstyting, a rugged COY! , and light make th i s model a real lro ... eller die . Signal light ittdio ::.te• temperature;, ~ing mainta ined . phone with built-in -45 adapter. $14 99 G.E. WAFFLE-BAKER GRILL · .. G.E. HAIR . DRYER . • G.nlla mill p~net rot.1 hoir for /01t , Touc h N' Tilt Hoodl..,..gloll;ng ~ell . writ., ,..,d or wot(k Tv w;th !hot h<;>od in jtt~l tile r i9 h t po1iti o n • hmo t• cmntrcl--l hor>ljl ktot "le<t ion• ro9ht '" \"-•• ' _$197 HECK'S REG. $2.99 CI.OTMM DEPT. CI.OTBC DEPT. . HECK'S REG. $17.96 rour hond. solids. .29 .5 ,, 99 HECK'S REG. $'34.96 I .."''·' CLAIROL MIST ~1044 .....,., HICK'S REG. $16.88 HICK'SRIG. $19.99 SJ499 MIXER •a•• Heck's Reg. '10.96 IAIISmEI Allows you to re gular· !oef. con~ition-se t ?' sleom·mist se t lor a wardrobe o l1nstont lla~r• dos. Comes with 20 rollers, conditioner, and a complete styling guide. $31 ...... ..• ·"' 1.-,, 99 HECK'S RIG. $37.96 ,~ . .•.. ... ... .., LADIES' SHAVER Sl im, compad beauty-wqnd that' s so easy to use! One side's for shoving legs and underarms, the other's for tr imming. O nOft switch . New Beige ond Go ld plush colon. Priced for gifting, . .. STEAMIROI · • Steam Button- Up for steam, down for dry. Two irons in one. · " Wot11r Window "- shows water leve l ot o glance . e HE!t!:.~.96 $12'' HICK'SREG. $14.56 · HECK'SRI~ • $9.96 JEWiUY . DEPT. DEPr. HECK'S REG. $3.99 JEWIUY DiPT. KODAK KODACOLOR 12 llXPOSURE FILM Helps create and maintain full looking styles with spray mist or dry. Power drying attachment increoMtl air velocity for faster drying before otyling . HECK'S REG. $12.96 HWEUY $2'' MIST STYLING DRYER steom dittribution for better ironing re . suits. e G.E. el.9 Steam Vents-provide overall SJO'' WITHCOitD Big 3 quart caoocitv • Heot rtJiJtont glo,~ coYer • Easy clean ing and Mrving Non· Nud tQble legs. · -- . G.E. Compact styl ing . Dimen$ioni: 7~ " 5 V• 1' H, 4" 0 , Solid stole de5ign , 4 " dynam iC speaker. Woke -toMusic con tro l. lor~e, easy-to-read clock faoe . Co mpact .P Ower ha ndle, o dor , heat a nd grease res1stant. 9" hollow groLind stainle ss steel slicin g blades. COlli POPPER .NORELCO JIWfUY/ST. ' . . . , , . ,/JIIIT. /JIIIT. 3.99 . G.E. 3 Speed Attrodive buffe t uyling . Re movable hea t control fo r easy d eo ning . Cloverleaf design heating element . Hi9 h dome vented cover. • 611MC Lorge size. 1250 wa tts., 120 Yolt s. MUNSEY HECK' S REG. $21.96 0\~ " .,.,A., 1.96 SLICING KNIFE $18 ... " Only o Sc .. ...-dr;.,., HICK'S RIG, $16.88 ·. \; 88 ... ' .~ e OO"High,-24" l ong , . SJO·~ $18" 10-L e ' ' $148~ SJJII HICK'S REG. SJ4" ... lopt<liotfl . IALL & CIAIIIADIO Heck's Reg. '27 .96 •-. ' STEREO CEITER e ,M-24 Unique design. Batter)l operation. Ferrite antenna. Full-range dynamic !.peeker. ""Pa•·l ak volvme and tuning dial). DecOrative ing chain. In red, white, blue, avocado, Y"ll">W 1 Complete with earphone ond Ponasonic 'Top battery. .•2477 lo <l ft<>lvr;"V Q "o\'V<Id Graoi11 linillh on b..~t~ n. top orod ' IXctuory .n.!t. 9" win91<1~>C-modo lor your otti'I'O HECK'S REG. $29.96 The mist curler has wnts around the barrel lor better penetration of the mist through the hair, and two temperatures for peuo~ ol hair styling indicator, light glow~ when in use and ready dot tells you when unit is read)l. .' HECK'S REG. To$4.99 This contemporary bookcase1 wit~ dMp sheiYes,' long, l'an styting and beautiful finish It's completely imme nible- ycm know it'\ cleon Make\ 3-9 five ounce cu ps a t pe rf@d <oft,. MIST c•LIIIG 1101 %' OFF Beautify your kitchen with these permanent ' press curtains. First quality in fancies and 29" BOOKCASE C.E. PERCOLATOR e $2499 HICK'S REG. $17.96 -$2499 1 G.E. 2 DUPLEX G.E. RADIO-PHONO G.E. F!cf PAN PANASONIC OR SHORT. SLEEVE SUMMER - Ske lveo '10'' O.. p. 3 Skehr111 16" Deep lor TV, Stfroro Co"'J>>nentl. l o•o- Jt.mt • Sholl.es A'djl!JI o t 1 \1" lntu.ol1 10" ond 16" O.,.p Ne.d.d to A.!..mblt>. Gf ' 1 mo11 " <lptt la • p o t! oOit oflt., y<Jtt the ltyle ,..,,.,..,. ..-onto on "" ~ MIA M ptnono1 •Odoo ! hi~ OHI O< II .. , 'Uijlgtd • • n ~l (O V'tlrtd t o .. ..-ill gg gnrw~trr a todio <<><>go. A bv•h on <ord 1om Y"" plo, '"" rodoo on rtgulo r "" "" cu,.tnl . A.n a ll a•avnd good ptrlo • m~ . '. " MENS LONG HUTCH UNIT • POITAILE IADIO 5K16 No. G44T CI.OTHI/IC DEPT. ~~~ 1699 EACH I LIBRARY UNIT Super n'IO)I . Five attachmen ts include drying comb, line tooth curver, bri~tle bru~h . t.mique handle and concentro · tor, One year warranty, 500W, 120V AC, UL Approved. ,... HECK'S REG. $19.96 ADJUSTABLE t S]999 .... ~ GILLETTE SUPER MAX 5 HECK'S REG. $26.99 50 · . Colo r, Hor-..11 ... it~ while O«tnt~. 8•o l<l r ! be" ond br u1h, 4 1, qt . copocil~ bo g ' Vin)OI , <Jultr bog with .,pptr , <I po" ~on cQrpetwl .,;lor . Sv<tio ncuntrol rtgvklto• . Vinyl Dumper, 3 po~ition hand!~ . [cl)' '"" "''~ ion lo r u~1 wi1k tKcemuie•. · KITCHEN TIER SETS $366 HECK'S REG. $5.99 HECK'S RIG. $10.99 16 I' and 24 I'. Sites 50x63 and 50xS.. A lovely alSOrtment of the most wanted decorator eaton. sa•• HECK'S REG. $38.88 .,. " ClD~ DRAPES Fa shionable men's pont~ with Ben- • Rol wa ist band in four heather shades. Styled with cuffs and belted waist in sizes 29 to 38. dr~••1loch. HECK'SIIG. $3.995ET SET "'"*"'·"" SLACKS He re'1 the JQ cket with ewry!ninwr O Dod •l)'iing with 1mort dlto;~iing . indudi n11 Dn p C•"''' Vent Flop Pcc ketl gncj Twa int<d.= poc keh, Sol id color llla t er1 and fon< in. Si1e1 36-46 re g ular ond lo n~ . Greot mcnciHtp witk !-leek'~ double-knit HECK'S RIG. $4.99 Placket shirts in assorted fancies and solids. Sizes S~ M·l·Xt. MEl'S POLYESTER $297 .$397 KNIT SHIRTS MEl'S DOUBLE KilT . CHOICE. " I 1~( \~ '\--) . . '~.:::· ~· ~ UPRIGHT VACUUM I S_HlRTS 3PC. VELVET MEN'S PREMIER winter' in o bright, new coot. Heck's has on assortmen~ tho( s sure to please you. Choose from smartly designed single and double breasted coots of leather look , fake fur , plaids and solids, belted for extra style. Sizes 8-18 and CI.OlHIIIC DEPT. CI.OTNI/IC DEPT. AM-FM Cold weather is finally hefe, so why not meet 1 old map HEcii h REG. $1.25 HECK'S REG. $4.99 , ., '···- ~ $7" • &ttillto toi<or to o fr,.nd '• hov ... to ochool.,. ~omp , . . An~....,... , .. u'd oltrorc 1o~nd . Hig h·;.,. pod ' ""' 111 i~ r~ • ~u lh . n. Big 6" o •ol mot1hed" •porohn dorli•er br ight ~ "te o muoi(, $42" C110·12 and C126·12 $1 o~CH HICK'S RIG. $1 .1 91ACH ' .I ' ,I ' .. '· ! '. ·l , I I · ~· '· ' �' I 10.,... The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1974 · 11 -'The DailY. Sentinel, M\ddleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1974 .~. OPIIDAILY 10 TO 9 .. O... DAILY 10 TO 9 FREE PARKING FREE ....' 'w "'... • • • _... ' LADIES' JELMIN , LADIES LONG SLEEVE SHIRTS KNIT TOPS LADIES POlYESTER PAllS Be smartly dres..ed in oM o f thes.e beovtifvl lodies sl'li rh . Styl ed wi th long 4 ~~f ,o,q,o·d$d HECK'S RIG. $3.99 SLEEP GOWNS Slt>tp c~U0\7 ,. ..., r oo./tt in..,.. ol ~~>e .. go.. n,/..,... Ht<~ ' o . Soh bo ~ •htd ...,lo~;, ..o!tr '-"olh molce <li9hlo (Q m!Ofi<Jbl• ,.;ii>Out bindo ng 'f'OU. Cqlo'l ol bl.,., pinlr. g...J "'"',. '" .;, . , S·M· l & • ·XX $499 ClOTN/NC DEPT. The fashion Ua re this year is gloYes, complimenting oH outerwear. The ver~atil11 glove con be dreu or con.al. Come aee our aiSOrtmenl of styles and colors and buy a pai r for yourself and one as a Chr istmas gift! Steel Bowls .. $3366 .. . ... JVIF sloges. VHF monopole and UHF loop CASSETTE IECOIDEI antennas . Molded hidden handle . Speed0-Vision, Earphone jack . Comes in block and red . HECK'S REG. $44.96 -~ ,-,"' CI.OTHINC DEPT. PANASONIC Sl"j, po r1oblt (OIW~ rec order . lluilt-in <OncJ...,., .,; . crophone pi<:k• up "'""d ..ilh omarong w noi ti.;ty . fa11 od >on pu>~bv! t on coohol1 . to>r-Motic ollomcrlitoM~ <Jd. tu•h •«Qrd on9 ....I. Aulg Sfop. CooMtf<! popo up ol tottd• ol " rr- cr" bvtton . Vck.mt coM<o l. Falt lo rwatd ond rew inc! . Ea•p~ne mon itor. AC bio •- DC tfDM . Solid · 11011 . Co n be OJ»rattd 3 -~ - &ont< i., , on hoUM ~,.,_ renl thrcugh bo.OII-in odapltr , or on CCJriboc>t po-r wit~ op!io""'l odapot r rord . Complete with borten.o, "-C cord ood dummr plug ... .. HECK'S REG. To $2.99 SG338 ed circuitry. low 45W power consumption, •• CI.OTHINCDEPT. Economical 12" diagonal screen portable TV has a 100o/o §olid-stote chassis. lntegrot· • , roT ... . RQ8305 12'' BLACK & WHITE TV o: .... ...,.... Heck's Reg. '37 .96 HECK'S REG. TO $6.88 HECK'S REG . $6.88 CI.OTHINC DEPT. LADIES The pe rfect caardinole with the ladies' po· lyester pants. Nicely styled kn it tops thot look great with skirh or docks. Nylon ribs with long sleeves in solid colo rs . Sizes S-Ml. Pe rf ect for Holiday wear!! We ll dre ssed women will really go for the~ polyester pan ts, becouse they're nice loo king and comfortable. Styled with e lo~ ic wcisl 1r1 pointed co lla r in prinb and sol id s. Se>o· ero l style s and colors to suit yolJ r needs . Assorted Size i G.E. -~·~-~._.,.,,.,. ,. · MIXER -l . . ... With Stainless · · - ·GLOVES LADIES IQ309 PA'NASONIC POITAILE PHOIIO PANASONIC A.C/bo lt" ' t PQriO bl~ phcnoogrop~ . I-liACI PLAYER "'•pm"'""" ,..,oo, ~•o•.CQrt•idgo JJH opted!. C~<O<r"' -• rh '""P"" " • t~ l ~, J •, ->peohr fo• phcoe or totornn l lpeohr 1oc k C o~rr o n g )..,, dl-o In <>•H•'f.'e "'ho i• ond $29'' HECK' S """"""' ... n.to <>•>d Soli d·ltote Woth $ JEWEUY DEPT. ' R488 ·~ ..' ,."''~.r ' ' '' f ;' J .. '· \ f . . \ . .\ ' LADIES' LEATHER LOOK AND PANT LENGTH COATS . ' .. '' ) KIMBIES OVERNIGHT 12'$ ALL INFANTS & TODDLERS GIRLS COATS AND JACKETS 20~o. OFF BIDED CRAWLERS ' Duroble inlon11 crowlt<l in co rduroy and 1wi U lor ooi.., boble• thot or• bego nnin9 to cro w! A"or te d 1l)"le1 in 1irn !io·M ·I $249 HECK'S REG. $3.48 HECK'S REGULAR PRICE . ClOTH/*' /JIPT. ClOIIIIIIC DE,. HECK'S REG. TO $12.99 $100 SLACKS Perle.:t tor ochool w.or!! G;rto SO% poly ond ~~ co11o n 1olodr.o witll 2 lrqnt pad;ell ond lan _ ;,, , Sites 7•14, Ao- led Styfeo . $299 3 PIEC£ CHRISTMAS TOWEL iN,ASJT~··D'I fSIGI'IS TANK SET S.r indudot~ lid~ .. , , tonlo <o- ond tonlt lid 'o"'' · Mo"'"'- wool bl d'loblor or.d ,... no il'<loning. Pr.....,runk, tu.uno,. , olor1. ~.5% <oHon onG 4"'- JV70f'· • ClOTIIIIIUEiflr. CLDTIIIIIUEII'r. CHOICE HECK'S REG. $47.99 $ ' . e The look of Fine f urnitvre in W<:~lovl Groin Color wirh Bloc' LO(~ · Seom Penh lor Stnlo;ong Aatnl • Doublt-WoQ SIHI Skel-..o A.djutt o t Spg ciou~l 12" W idt. 60" 1 '1" lniGr•<Jio High. I" Deep Ottict Eo1y .'.1wmOiy- Only o S<rewdir,oer I'IH ded. e e All S"~ in Rich Wlllnttl Grllin Color • e AM-FM DICITAL . CLOCIIADIO .SPORT AND DRESS HECK'S REG. $29.88 I HECK'S REG. $17.99 NOIISEWARE /ST. • .AUtplo 110 Mm <orlridiJ'I._ • Smollt>ll, !;ghltll ol Podoet I"'ST•· MAll( (o....,.cn - ·Qtl biQ lor 3 1-->"•• '->' ir>.;h 1n0Pl ··· ol10 !lid.• in plo1li< m01101h obout one in<h 1quo rt O< in (<J rdboord moo,mh "~~~ lwo in<h"' lqiiOfl. No I~ '"''""'01"' ... - AHrot1i.. ly dtti~ fM- AIIt digi1<1l tlod to6o ..f ttll· lwtv<t 2• ·kout digitol dod.. oo....in .... .tup li- wilt! oulorrootk 1hvl-o lf. Wolt to m...;< or bun" ala rm. r optolo.tr . fM t.d.,nal onlt- terminol. Solid-iliON engi Come. in ontiq.,e whitt o• btoo;ro SJ777 . .,..,,d. 53499 e ' HECK'S REG . $18.99 HlCK'SREG. $44.96 " JEWEI.RY DEPT. ,,, "' Hi-dome lid provide !> greater cooking copoci- IA'"O•O•d,, comJXId funmaker tha t will be<om••l ty . Ver$Oiile for roa " i nt;~, frying. !> Iewing, bun constant companion. Spins· re cord ~ worming , popping corn, baking, keeping food AM radio on bonery or house oow•'·l warm. Convenient temperature chor1 on hanstyting, a rugged COY! , and light make th i s model a real lro ... eller die . Signal light ittdio ::.te• temperature;, ~ing mainta ined . phone with built-in -45 adapter. $14 99 G.E. WAFFLE-BAKER GRILL · .. G.E. HAIR . DRYER . • G.nlla mill p~net rot.1 hoir for /01t , Touc h N' Tilt Hoodl..,..gloll;ng ~ell . writ., ,..,d or wot(k Tv w;th !hot h<;>od in jtt~l tile r i9 h t po1iti o n • hmo t• cmntrcl--l hor>ljl ktot "le<t ion• ro9ht '" \"-•• ' _$197 HECK'S REG. $2.99 CI.OTMM DEPT. CI.OTBC DEPT. . HECK'S REG. $17.96 rour hond. solids. .29 .5 ,, 99 HECK'S REG. $'34.96 I .."''·' CLAIROL MIST ~1044 .....,., HICK'S REG. $16.88 HICK'SRIG. $19.99 SJ499 MIXER •a•• Heck's Reg. '10.96 IAIISmEI Allows you to re gular· !oef. con~ition-se t ?' sleom·mist se t lor a wardrobe o l1nstont lla~r• dos. Comes with 20 rollers, conditioner, and a complete styling guide. $31 ...... ..• ·"' 1.-,, 99 HECK'S RIG. $37.96 ,~ . .•.. ... ... .., LADIES' SHAVER Sl im, compad beauty-wqnd that' s so easy to use! One side's for shoving legs and underarms, the other's for tr imming. O nOft switch . New Beige ond Go ld plush colon. Priced for gifting, . .. STEAMIROI · • Steam Button- Up for steam, down for dry. Two irons in one. · " Wot11r Window "- shows water leve l ot o glance . e HE!t!:.~.96 $12'' HICK'SREG. $14.56 · HECK'SRI~ • $9.96 JEWiUY . DEPT. DEPr. HECK'S REG. $3.99 JEWIUY DiPT. KODAK KODACOLOR 12 llXPOSURE FILM Helps create and maintain full looking styles with spray mist or dry. Power drying attachment increoMtl air velocity for faster drying before otyling . HECK'S REG. $12.96 HWEUY $2'' MIST STYLING DRYER steom dittribution for better ironing re . suits. e G.E. el.9 Steam Vents-provide overall SJO'' WITHCOitD Big 3 quart caoocitv • Heot rtJiJtont glo,~ coYer • Easy clean ing and Mrving Non· Nud tQble legs. · -- . G.E. Compact styl ing . Dimen$ioni: 7~ " 5 V• 1' H, 4" 0 , Solid stole de5ign , 4 " dynam iC speaker. Woke -toMusic con tro l. lor~e, easy-to-read clock faoe . Co mpact .P Ower ha ndle, o dor , heat a nd grease res1stant. 9" hollow groLind stainle ss steel slicin g blades. COlli POPPER .NORELCO JIWfUY/ST. ' . . . , , . ,/JIIIT. /JIIIT. 3.99 . G.E. 3 Speed Attrodive buffe t uyling . Re movable hea t control fo r easy d eo ning . Cloverleaf design heating element . Hi9 h dome vented cover. • 611MC Lorge size. 1250 wa tts., 120 Yolt s. MUNSEY HECK' S REG. $21.96 0\~ " .,.,A., 1.96 SLICING KNIFE $18 ... " Only o Sc .. ...-dr;.,., HICK'S RIG, $16.88 ·. \; 88 ... ' .~ e OO"High,-24" l ong , . SJO·~ $18" 10-L e ' ' $148~ SJJII HICK'S REG. SJ4" ... lopt<liotfl . IALL & CIAIIIADIO Heck's Reg. '27 .96 •-. ' STEREO CEITER e ,M-24 Unique design. Batter)l operation. Ferrite antenna. Full-range dynamic !.peeker. ""Pa•·l ak volvme and tuning dial). DecOrative ing chain. In red, white, blue, avocado, Y"ll">W 1 Complete with earphone ond Ponasonic 'Top battery. .•2477 lo <l ft<>lvr;"V Q "o\'V<Id Graoi11 linillh on b..~t~ n. top orod ' IXctuory .n.!t. 9" win91<1~>C-modo lor your otti'I'O HECK'S REG. $29.96 The mist curler has wnts around the barrel lor better penetration of the mist through the hair, and two temperatures for peuo~ ol hair styling indicator, light glow~ when in use and ready dot tells you when unit is read)l. .' HECK'S REG. To$4.99 This contemporary bookcase1 wit~ dMp sheiYes,' long, l'an styting and beautiful finish It's completely imme nible- ycm know it'\ cleon Make\ 3-9 five ounce cu ps a t pe rf@d <oft,. MIST c•LIIIG 1101 %' OFF Beautify your kitchen with these permanent ' press curtains. First quality in fancies and 29" BOOKCASE C.E. PERCOLATOR e $2499 HICK'S REG. $17.96 -$2499 1 G.E. 2 DUPLEX G.E. RADIO-PHONO G.E. F!cf PAN PANASONIC OR SHORT. SLEEVE SUMMER - Ske lveo '10'' O.. p. 3 Skehr111 16" Deep lor TV, Stfroro Co"'J>>nentl. l o•o- Jt.mt • Sholl.es A'djl!JI o t 1 \1" lntu.ol1 10" ond 16" O.,.p Ne.d.d to A.!..mblt>. Gf ' 1 mo11 " <lptt la • p o t! oOit oflt., y<Jtt the ltyle ,..,,.,..,. ..-onto on "" ~ MIA M ptnono1 •Odoo ! hi~ OHI O< II .. , 'Uijlgtd • • n ~l (O V'tlrtd t o .. ..-ill gg gnrw~trr a todio <<><>go. A bv•h on <ord 1om Y"" plo, '"" rodoo on rtgulo r "" "" cu,.tnl . A.n a ll a•avnd good ptrlo • m~ . '. " MENS LONG HUTCH UNIT • POITAILE IADIO 5K16 No. G44T CI.OTHI/IC DEPT. ~~~ 1699 EACH I LIBRARY UNIT Super n'IO)I . Five attachmen ts include drying comb, line tooth curver, bri~tle bru~h . t.mique handle and concentro · tor, One year warranty, 500W, 120V AC, UL Approved. ,... HECK'S REG. $19.96 ADJUSTABLE t S]999 .... ~ GILLETTE SUPER MAX 5 HECK'S REG. $26.99 50 · . Colo r, Hor-..11 ... it~ while O«tnt~. 8•o l<l r ! be" ond br u1h, 4 1, qt . copocil~ bo g ' Vin)OI , <Jultr bog with .,pptr , <I po" ~on cQrpetwl .,;lor . Sv<tio ncuntrol rtgvklto• . Vinyl Dumper, 3 po~ition hand!~ . [cl)' '"" "''~ ion lo r u~1 wi1k tKcemuie•. · KITCHEN TIER SETS $366 HECK'S REG. $5.99 HECK'S RIG. $10.99 16 I' and 24 I'. Sites 50x63 and 50xS.. A lovely alSOrtment of the most wanted decorator eaton. sa•• HECK'S REG. $38.88 .,. " ClD~ DRAPES Fa shionable men's pont~ with Ben- • Rol wa ist band in four heather shades. Styled with cuffs and belted waist in sizes 29 to 38. dr~••1loch. HECK'SIIG. $3.995ET SET "'"*"'·"" SLACKS He re'1 the JQ cket with ewry!ninwr O Dod •l)'iing with 1mort dlto;~iing . indudi n11 Dn p C•"''' Vent Flop Pcc ketl gncj Twa int<d.= poc keh, Sol id color llla t er1 and fon< in. Si1e1 36-46 re g ular ond lo n~ . Greot mcnciHtp witk !-leek'~ double-knit HECK'S RIG. $4.99 Placket shirts in assorted fancies and solids. Sizes S~ M·l·Xt. MEl'S POLYESTER $297 .$397 KNIT SHIRTS MEl'S DOUBLE KilT . CHOICE. " I 1~( \~ '\--) . . '~.:::· ~· ~ UPRIGHT VACUUM I S_HlRTS 3PC. VELVET MEN'S PREMIER winter' in o bright, new coot. Heck's has on assortmen~ tho( s sure to please you. Choose from smartly designed single and double breasted coots of leather look , fake fur , plaids and solids, belted for extra style. Sizes 8-18 and CI.OlHIIIC DEPT. CI.OTNI/IC DEPT. AM-FM Cold weather is finally hefe, so why not meet 1 old map HEcii h REG. $1.25 HECK'S REG. $4.99 , ., '···- ~ $7" • &ttillto toi<or to o fr,.nd '• hov ... to ochool.,. ~omp , . . An~....,... , .. u'd oltrorc 1o~nd . Hig h·;.,. pod ' ""' 111 i~ r~ • ~u lh . n. Big 6" o •ol mot1hed" •porohn dorli•er br ight ~ "te o muoi(, $42" C110·12 and C126·12 $1 o~CH HICK'S RIG. $1 .1 91ACH ' .I ' ,I ' .. '· ! '. ·l , I I · ~· '· ' �( . •·. ·i .. . - .. OPIIIAI.Y 10 TO 9 OPEl DAILY JO TO 9 FREE PRICES IN BAND-AID BRAID LARGE PLASTIC STRIPS COLEMAN 2-BURNER 49( CENTER 1544 Home Entertainment Cenle. r holds$ ~le r eo ipeokers plus shell lor re· cord player thot moves in and ovt . Soc~ ho s outletholeslorwtres. Till- HECK'S ed couette holder. Thi s unit has all the delu:.e features tor a complete REG. home ente rtainmen t center. Opcrol•l hom .,;,pourble bofll•• or ••1111· oblc b>llk tonk . hgtv••• nicktl plo"'d BASKETBALL GOAL & NET $358 $25.99 Sports Dept. . EACH HECK'S REG. CONVERSE GAME CALLS SPORTS DE/IT. , "tf i 12 SHOT SHELL BELT A hitohly pre><:ti<ol ond ~ 1o1M oc c "oor~ . /g~g lanve lor eooy la11t ~mg and heavy duty. tGr nilh rui!lo:~nt but:klt. s1" HECK'S REG. $2.99 SHilTS II/IT. It's a co mpa ct , lightwe ight · model offering the loo ks and fea tures of o big lante rn at on economy pri~e ; provides out· sta nding portability, exc~p­ tianal versa tility :' Porcelain ventilator. sac S/IORTS DE/IT. $1399 HECK'SREG. $16.88 sa99 a•• $922 . . · . HECK'S REG. TO $13.44 5]88 HECK'S RIG. $5.99 1101/SEWA/tl 11/IT. as~ Heck's Reg. $1.19 Housewares 38 SPECIAL AMMO $499 14 oz. ENGINE CLEANER -& ••11 1 4 " 4io.~Troyl J \4". HICK'S REG. $3.99 HICK'S RIG. $1 .68 ~ HECK'S RIG, $6.99 . BOIISEWAI/f III/IT. IIOl/SEWAIIf 11/IT. 280Z. . LYSOL , DEODORIZIIKi CLEANER I' GIILl·IT fr SKILLET sn e CHROME ON STEEL. FINISH e 1I " SQUARE GRIDDLE · e lO W' ROUND SKil lET e SPATULA $ 422 . HECK'S RIG. $7.28 . ' . I 41111 DfGf\1 ,t,S(I SHAMPOO &BATH SPRAY LEATHER ' FOOTBALLS 7.9c HECK'S REG. $1.09 IIOIISEWAI/f HECK'S REG. $1 . 19 ""· ltOIISIWA/11 11/IT. HICK'S RIG. $7.99 PLASTIC ' SHOWER 24 .0Z. SNAP C·ARBURETOR CLEANER c $566 - TOILET BOWL AND TRILLET Same os above. 10'' in diometer. Aluminum conslruclion. TEFLON in· teri or prevents sticking of foods . , • AIITD. DE/11. VOLKSWAGEN· - FUSE KITS s 1'' MA.KES CLEANING EASY. EACH HICK'S RIG. $3.21 IINSEWAIII III/IT. . ) i HECK'5RIG. HECK'S RIG. ...,$1.14 . llffiiiSIWAIIE . ' Lock ond koy. 69' III/IT. De~" : Eosy to a'"mble. IIH$IWA/tl III/IT. .. ' I ' GUN RACK . HI~~~~=G. .SI'AITS-T. . . , ) . • :• ' I l ! ' . . ' . >:"" ·, $1288 BATTERY POST AND • ,. TERMINAL CLEANIR · ... HECK'S REG. $1.48 AUTO. DEPT. VOLKSWAGEN OIL CHANGE GASKET SET SCISSOR.S JACK.· ..._. 3000 lb. co pacify . 52" folding handle . ASSOITMEIIT OF 20 66( HECK'S REG. 88' AUTO DEPT. AUlOIJEPT. AUTO DEPT. DUPONT PP-0 GAS BOOSTER . TRANSMISSION FLUID , 4·PLACE WOOD s3'' HICK'S REG. $5.48 VASELINE INTENSIVE CARE LOTION HECK'S REG. $1.-88 HECK's reg. 69' I MATCIIIG WIIDOW CUITAIIS CLEANER For Most \merican Made Cars . E-Z·RI(;IE , double action s~ock absorbers to fit most popular cars. Meets or exceeds specificcitions for original equipment ~ hock absorbers on new cars. Sizes to fit most American mode cars. Q . $100 SHOCK AISOBEIS 15 oz.. CDSMETIC DEPT. TIRE PUMP E-ZRIDE . COSMETIC DEPT. HICK'S REG. $1.38 COSMETIC DEPT. !.~J HICK'S REG. 89' 96( Hec.'s 11•11· $1.28 HECK'S !lEG; $12 .88 HECK:SREG. 89' CURTAINS LYSOL .sac JEWELRY DEPT. 70Count · .· SAFETY SHAVER SJJ77·. lO'~CHROME $218 ' . NtltiiEwARI . ' 11/IT. . .. PINT $418 NOIISEWA/tl DE/IT. ~lEANEI AUTO. DEPT. KAKE TOTER $24~ (1611[ - HECK'S RIG. $39.95 , All·purpo Mr Cah 5•rvw• ond Cao rltr. PrOdio:ol tor picniu. chvrch o upp~rs, Mm~~ u~o~. 'AIIrocti,. glegrrin9 chrome c.:~ ... r olio'"' r>'-nl)r o l room lor lcmily-oiu coktr. Eo•y to clean cl-lro.,. plo" con 1M lo<ked to flm of co .., by o 1implt '""''' ollhe wrill. Plote _mo~•• on otltocti,. ~o~rvin 9 tro~ . Cov· BATH BEADS INTENSM: CARE' UTH eum LADY FLICKER ZIP CAMERA ~ $2777 .... .. . . FRUIT TRAYS INTENSIVE CARE. Vaseline HOUSEWAIJE DEPT. POLAROID DUPONT WET ONES LYSOLSPIAY ·DISI-CTAIT VASELINE HECK'S REG. TO 1.99 15-oz.. NET HECK'SREG. $6.62 SPORTS- DEPT. SHilTS DEPT. COSMETIC DEPT. 16 oz.; 1 lifetime 100% Free RepiQ(ement for os long o' you own the cor in which the boHery wos installed !provided the battery remain$ in that cor). If the battery should foil to accept and hold the charge, simply returen it and we,will repla ce it free of cho_rge . Tt1_ is worr~nty doe s not apply to botterjes instoUed on commero9l vehtde 5. Stzes fo r mo51 American mode ca rs. HICK' a REG. $27.99 $548 HECK'S REG. $6.12 COSMETIC DEPT. ASSORTMENT LIFETIME BA TTERIE$ -s1999 - 2\ HECK'S REG. $1.28 WALL PLAQUE AUTO DEPT.. Coleman propane lontern1, stove and heaters o perate from disposable bottles or refillable bu lk tonk . . EitherwoytM productsoreeosyto handle a nd operote. .:...,. . AMMO HECK'S REG . $1 .1 2 eOILY eDRY BEAUTIFUL JEWElRY DEPT. HECK'S REG. ·$1. 59 HEATER 2 5 AUTOMATIC 79 e RIGULAR j. "' HECK'SR£G. '16.96 88< COLEMAN " . BALLERINA LAMP SHADES 79< SHAMPOO CHOICE ~_E_QREASER .,,! Designed to perform n umerous bok· ing jobs, the ' Toter Baker works li ke on oven on top of the slave. Bakes potatoes to fluffy goodnen, prepores brown on~ serve rolls , , . worms buns in minutes. PROTEIN 21 ., -- -~ ., I PROTEIN 29 Decoro tjve wall plaques con brighlen a ny roo m in you r home. We have a wide as~ort m ent from which to chooie You'll lind plaques to suit any dew1 and come m th l!'~e $ile~ 8" ... 16". 10"•24" and 18"•24" FUNNEL SPORTS DEPT. 70Z. HAIR GROOM FOR SX 70 POLAROID CAMERA COLEMAN HECK'S REG. . ·$1.07 ' . . $1.29 COSMETIC DEPT. 70Z. COSMETIC DEPT. · LANTERN HECK'S REG. $14.99 Ha rdwood frame,, ve ntilated peg"board bade. Brown chapel, pr int · vinyl on beige background wi th · ontiqut! gold mylar trim top and bol!orn. Assorted styles and colo rs . DEODORANT JEWElRY DEPT. COLEMAN SINGLE MANTLE $,•• lifjht wtO <,thl Sh.H &,h ~of mtd•ym "!!4•ght 0"11, dytr;IMy\tord color, &th ho1•lu•ti< thelt loop•. COSMETIC DEPT. CAMERA CASE SPORTS DEPT. Thi s insulated suit is perfect for cold weot~ er and is a necessary· garment 1or ~unters and men that work outdoon. PUt worm, comfortable insulation between you and the fros.ty season. Excellent gift idea! COSMETIC DEPT. HECK'S REG . DIAMOND HECK'S REG. $13.49 INSULAT.ED . UNDERWEAR 6 RING ~OCCASIONAL TABLE . 88 . HECK'S REG. $15.99 $,9,9 •2.87 Sports Dept 5 White Only Asst. Sizes HECK'S REG. 68' HECK'S REG. $1 .09 t~ht • Onol oMI~ . n•ISSHOES HECK'S REG. TO '4.79 HECK'S REG. 27' EACH 15 TM Jimr>l~. pumpl•" p<t~pane lonltm i~ tho! ~rl.ct 110iu oH•""9 to t..,.e wflo need g rtlioblt ,..or ore<~und lig ht witl-l fluibiUiy to ........ g~ 0 IIDIIOr>O<y COmp lrght or '" opon obl• lrght. Sllk·lrt• ~n~~nt'­ HECK'S REG. $1 •29 MEINEN PUSH BUTTON PROPANE LANTERN HECK'S REG. •18.99 DEPT. 39< 7 oz. MAX FOR MEN . 99 ~ RE~~~~~~96 99e COLGATE TOOTHPASTE ;9·9< COSMETIC DEPT. COLEMAN 2-MANTU $1188 5 0 F0~1° ' SPORTS DEPT. engineered and constructed for wearer protection and comfort. EXCEDRIN 1OO'S , .. LAMOU'tiiWAS!f VORIS 30Z. HECK'S REG. 83' HICK'S REG. ' $32.99 Qu.a llity PKGS. $333 . 5 22~ 9 $1888 Heck's Reg. PACKAGE B.B. SHOT WITH PICKS ,,, SLEEPING BAG Heck's Reg. $4.99 ' Sports Dept. IUT IOWL ASSORTMEIT 110 ..., top, rib.Md tOY bonom. foldiiiQ wrnd boHitr wilh <l ip wire wpporh, two o1)ring·o ~OII t!lggle I01CIIt1 lor u.c:urj ~ 20 oz . Excedrin ly Johnson& Johnson PROPANE STOVE HOME ENTERTAINMENT THROUGH SUN. NOV. 24 WHILE $100 .3 FOR - t ., VOLKSWAGEN HAVOLINE 10W4Q. TAIL PIPE KIT MOTOR OIL: . ... HECK'S REG. ' . $4.49 . I . ... .. 1 ~... . ..,... • 49&r. HECK'S REG. 741 • • .. t P.r.. __ l ,._.. AI/TO /JEPT. · I • AUTO DEPT. LimitS Qts. .HECK'S REG. 59• HECK'S REG. 58' EA • $11.48 ' 33e . HICK'S REG. ~ �( . •·. ·i .. . - .. OPIIIAI.Y 10 TO 9 OPEl DAILY JO TO 9 FREE PRICES IN BAND-AID BRAID LARGE PLASTIC STRIPS COLEMAN 2-BURNER 49( CENTER 1544 Home Entertainment Cenle. r holds$ ~le r eo ipeokers plus shell lor re· cord player thot moves in and ovt . Soc~ ho s outletholeslorwtres. Till- HECK'S ed couette holder. Thi s unit has all the delu:.e features tor a complete REG. home ente rtainmen t center. Opcrol•l hom .,;,pourble bofll•• or ••1111· oblc b>llk tonk . hgtv••• nicktl plo"'d BASKETBALL GOAL & NET $358 $25.99 Sports Dept. . EACH HECK'S REG. CONVERSE GAME CALLS SPORTS DE/IT. , "tf i 12 SHOT SHELL BELT A hitohly pre><:ti<ol ond ~ 1o1M oc c "oor~ . /g~g lanve lor eooy la11t ~mg and heavy duty. tGr nilh rui!lo:~nt but:klt. s1" HECK'S REG. $2.99 SHilTS II/IT. It's a co mpa ct , lightwe ight · model offering the loo ks and fea tures of o big lante rn at on economy pri~e ; provides out· sta nding portability, exc~p­ tianal versa tility :' Porcelain ventilator. sac S/IORTS DE/IT. $1399 HECK'SREG. $16.88 sa99 a•• $922 . . · . HECK'S REG. TO $13.44 5]88 HECK'S RIG. $5.99 1101/SEWA/tl 11/IT. as~ Heck's Reg. $1.19 Housewares 38 SPECIAL AMMO $499 14 oz. ENGINE CLEANER -& ••11 1 4 " 4io.~Troyl J \4". HICK'S REG. $3.99 HICK'S RIG. $1 .68 ~ HECK'S RIG, $6.99 . BOIISEWAI/f III/IT. IIOl/SEWAIIf 11/IT. 280Z. . LYSOL , DEODORIZIIKi CLEANER I' GIILl·IT fr SKILLET sn e CHROME ON STEEL. FINISH e 1I " SQUARE GRIDDLE · e lO W' ROUND SKil lET e SPATULA $ 422 . HECK'S RIG. $7.28 . ' . I 41111 DfGf\1 ,t,S(I SHAMPOO &BATH SPRAY LEATHER ' FOOTBALLS 7.9c HECK'S REG. $1.09 IIOIISEWAI/f HECK'S REG. $1 . 19 ""· ltOIISIWA/11 11/IT. HICK'S RIG. $7.99 PLASTIC ' SHOWER 24 .0Z. SNAP C·ARBURETOR CLEANER c $566 - TOILET BOWL AND TRILLET Same os above. 10'' in diometer. Aluminum conslruclion. TEFLON in· teri or prevents sticking of foods . , • AIITD. DE/11. VOLKSWAGEN· - FUSE KITS s 1'' MA.KES CLEANING EASY. EACH HICK'S RIG. $3.21 IINSEWAIII III/IT. . ) i HECK'5RIG. HECK'S RIG. ...,$1.14 . llffiiiSIWAIIE . ' Lock ond koy. 69' III/IT. De~" : Eosy to a'"mble. IIH$IWA/tl III/IT. .. ' I ' GUN RACK . HI~~~~=G. .SI'AITS-T. . . , ) . • :• ' I l ! ' . . ' . >:"" ·, $1288 BATTERY POST AND • ,. TERMINAL CLEANIR · ... HECK'S REG. $1.48 AUTO. DEPT. VOLKSWAGEN OIL CHANGE GASKET SET SCISSOR.S JACK.· ..._. 3000 lb. co pacify . 52" folding handle . ASSOITMEIIT OF 20 66( HECK'S REG. 88' AUTO DEPT. AUlOIJEPT. AUTO DEPT. DUPONT PP-0 GAS BOOSTER . TRANSMISSION FLUID , 4·PLACE WOOD s3'' HICK'S REG. $5.48 VASELINE INTENSIVE CARE LOTION HECK'S REG. $1.-88 HECK's reg. 69' I MATCIIIG WIIDOW CUITAIIS CLEANER For Most \merican Made Cars . E-Z·RI(;IE , double action s~ock absorbers to fit most popular cars. Meets or exceeds specificcitions for original equipment ~ hock absorbers on new cars. Sizes to fit most American mode cars. Q . $100 SHOCK AISOBEIS 15 oz.. CDSMETIC DEPT. TIRE PUMP E-ZRIDE . COSMETIC DEPT. HICK'S REG. $1.38 COSMETIC DEPT. !.~J HICK'S REG. 89' 96( Hec.'s 11•11· $1.28 HECK'S !lEG; $12 .88 HECK:SREG. 89' CURTAINS LYSOL .sac JEWELRY DEPT. 70Count · .· SAFETY SHAVER SJJ77·. lO'~CHROME $218 ' . NtltiiEwARI . ' 11/IT. . .. PINT $418 NOIISEWA/tl DE/IT. ~lEANEI AUTO. DEPT. KAKE TOTER $24~ (1611[ - HECK'S RIG. $39.95 , All·purpo Mr Cah 5•rvw• ond Cao rltr. PrOdio:ol tor picniu. chvrch o upp~rs, Mm~~ u~o~. 'AIIrocti,. glegrrin9 chrome c.:~ ... r olio'"' r>'-nl)r o l room lor lcmily-oiu coktr. Eo•y to clean cl-lro.,. plo" con 1M lo<ked to flm of co .., by o 1implt '""''' ollhe wrill. Plote _mo~•• on otltocti,. ~o~rvin 9 tro~ . Cov· BATH BEADS INTENSM: CARE' UTH eum LADY FLICKER ZIP CAMERA ~ $2777 .... .. . . FRUIT TRAYS INTENSIVE CARE. Vaseline HOUSEWAIJE DEPT. POLAROID DUPONT WET ONES LYSOLSPIAY ·DISI-CTAIT VASELINE HECK'S REG. TO 1.99 15-oz.. NET HECK'SREG. $6.62 SPORTS- DEPT. SHilTS DEPT. COSMETIC DEPT. 16 oz.; 1 lifetime 100% Free RepiQ(ement for os long o' you own the cor in which the boHery wos installed !provided the battery remain$ in that cor). If the battery should foil to accept and hold the charge, simply returen it and we,will repla ce it free of cho_rge . Tt1_ is worr~nty doe s not apply to botterjes instoUed on commero9l vehtde 5. Stzes fo r mo51 American mode ca rs. HICK' a REG. $27.99 $548 HECK'S REG. $6.12 COSMETIC DEPT. ASSORTMENT LIFETIME BA TTERIE$ -s1999 - 2\ HECK'S REG. $1.28 WALL PLAQUE AUTO DEPT.. Coleman propane lontern1, stove and heaters o perate from disposable bottles or refillable bu lk tonk . . EitherwoytM productsoreeosyto handle a nd operote. .:...,. . AMMO HECK'S REG . $1 .1 2 eOILY eDRY BEAUTIFUL JEWElRY DEPT. HECK'S REG. ·$1. 59 HEATER 2 5 AUTOMATIC 79 e RIGULAR j. "' HECK'SR£G. '16.96 88< COLEMAN " . BALLERINA LAMP SHADES 79< SHAMPOO CHOICE ~_E_QREASER .,,! Designed to perform n umerous bok· ing jobs, the ' Toter Baker works li ke on oven on top of the slave. Bakes potatoes to fluffy goodnen, prepores brown on~ serve rolls , , . worms buns in minutes. PROTEIN 21 ., -- -~ ., I PROTEIN 29 Decoro tjve wall plaques con brighlen a ny roo m in you r home. We have a wide as~ort m ent from which to chooie You'll lind plaques to suit any dew1 and come m th l!'~e $ile~ 8" ... 16". 10"•24" and 18"•24" FUNNEL SPORTS DEPT. 70Z. HAIR GROOM FOR SX 70 POLAROID CAMERA COLEMAN HECK'S REG. . ·$1.07 ' . . $1.29 COSMETIC DEPT. 70Z. COSMETIC DEPT. · LANTERN HECK'S REG. $14.99 Ha rdwood frame,, ve ntilated peg"board bade. Brown chapel, pr int · vinyl on beige background wi th · ontiqut! gold mylar trim top and bol!orn. Assorted styles and colo rs . DEODORANT JEWElRY DEPT. COLEMAN SINGLE MANTLE $,•• lifjht wtO <,thl Sh.H &,h ~of mtd•ym "!!4•ght 0"11, dytr;IMy\tord color, &th ho1•lu•ti< thelt loop•. COSMETIC DEPT. CAMERA CASE SPORTS DEPT. Thi s insulated suit is perfect for cold weot~ er and is a necessary· garment 1or ~unters and men that work outdoon. PUt worm, comfortable insulation between you and the fros.ty season. Excellent gift idea! COSMETIC DEPT. HECK'S REG . DIAMOND HECK'S REG. $13.49 INSULAT.ED . UNDERWEAR 6 RING ~OCCASIONAL TABLE . 88 . HECK'S REG. $15.99 $,9,9 •2.87 Sports Dept 5 White Only Asst. Sizes HECK'S REG. 68' HECK'S REG. $1 .09 t~ht • Onol oMI~ . n•ISSHOES HECK'S REG. TO '4.79 HECK'S REG. 27' EACH 15 TM Jimr>l~. pumpl•" p<t~pane lonltm i~ tho! ~rl.ct 110iu oH•""9 to t..,.e wflo need g rtlioblt ,..or ore<~und lig ht witl-l fluibiUiy to ........ g~ 0 IIDIIOr>O<y COmp lrght or '" opon obl• lrght. Sllk·lrt• ~n~~nt'­ HECK'S REG. $1 •29 MEINEN PUSH BUTTON PROPANE LANTERN HECK'S REG. •18.99 DEPT. 39< 7 oz. MAX FOR MEN . 99 ~ RE~~~~~~96 99e COLGATE TOOTHPASTE ;9·9< COSMETIC DEPT. COLEMAN 2-MANTU $1188 5 0 F0~1° ' SPORTS DEPT. engineered and constructed for wearer protection and comfort. EXCEDRIN 1OO'S , .. LAMOU'tiiWAS!f VORIS 30Z. HECK'S REG. 83' HICK'S REG. ' $32.99 Qu.a llity PKGS. $333 . 5 22~ 9 $1888 Heck's Reg. PACKAGE B.B. SHOT WITH PICKS ,,, SLEEPING BAG Heck's Reg. $4.99 ' Sports Dept. IUT IOWL ASSORTMEIT 110 ..., top, rib.Md tOY bonom. foldiiiQ wrnd boHitr wilh <l ip wire wpporh, two o1)ring·o ~OII t!lggle I01CIIt1 lor u.c:urj ~ 20 oz . Excedrin ly Johnson& Johnson PROPANE STOVE HOME ENTERTAINMENT THROUGH SUN. NOV. 24 WHILE $100 .3 FOR - t ., VOLKSWAGEN HAVOLINE 10W4Q. TAIL PIPE KIT MOTOR OIL: . ... HECK'S REG. ' . $4.49 . I . ... .. 1 ~... . ..,... • 49&r. HECK'S REG. 741 • • .. t P.r.. __ l ,._.. AI/TO /JEPT. · I • AUTO DEPT. LimitS Qts. .HECK'S REG. 59• HECK'S REG. 58' EA • $11.48 ' 33e . HICK'S REG. ~ �·· ~ "" . . . . . ..... . .., _____ . ' .· r •• -The Daily Sentinel, Mlddleport-Pomero'y, o., Wednesday. Nov . 20, ' . 14- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1974 el~~~!v~~0.1~og 197~ r,,~~,,,,,,H;i';:,,,,,,,,H:i:P,,,,,~~:::,,,,,,,,,,,~,·~~ Us PLENTY FREE . . ... . ' -,._ .. _ ~ (J. L. ... • •• ~ Ill ~ • ' ·-. -.-.. • •. r ,,. BE AN ALL-YEAR SANTA, GIVE BLACK & DECKER ' ; , .T . , ,, • • • •·"'" . . . POWER TOOLS 6:00- Sunrise Seminar 4; Summer Semester 10 . 6:25 - .. '" •. .•.• .o·n.,.. ..,. ... ·~ . Bugs Bunny 6. 8:00- C<!pt. Kangaroo B; New Zoo Revue 13; Sesame St. 13 ; Popeye 10. 8:25- Jack Lalanne 1J ; Capt. Kangaroo 10 . 8: JO - Brady Bunch 6 . 8:55 - News 1J. 9:00- AMJ; Paul Oixoo 4; Phil Donahue 15; Mister Rogers 3J; Bullwlnkle 8; Movie "Daughter of the Mind" 1J. ' ..... ... . . VAIIAIU SPIED ., .a.•u .,..... . ........ lfa" DRILL KIT ~!::· ~ ..... ,., ~ - ":r9'0" Variatle •peed permi11 choo1in9 •pe~d '" ,..;, rM rob . 1-'e ol lor !Jri. BLACK & DECKER - 7 1/•'' SAW :1 140 '•'' Voriok>eSpooeG h"'"' '"9 D< rll, chuck key, <UIIom ·hned plouit carrying ,.,,. , ~ driK bin , 3 Ptt(e .,.,e,..guide COu"'e•»nk wrt, ~ " k.mbrwood bonnet, ~ cmort ed g<il obro.,,.. dio.;1, ~ '' rubbor• bockir>d pgd, whH I o•bor . 3" w>re btuY,. 2" ~indin.g whe.l . 0..., Outstanding value in o generol·purpose sow. Bevel and depth adjustments easily made. Ellhoust keeps sawdust away from cutting line. $28 1h." ..... · ··J.·-~ ·~·· VARIABLE SPEED DRILL 99 ,, 10: JO~ GambitS, 10; Winning Streak J, 4, 15; Phil Donahue4. 11:00- Password 13; Now You See It 8, 10; High Rollers 3, 4, 15 ; $10,000 Pyramid 6; Sesame St. JJ . ~e- 11: JO- Hollywood Squares 3, 4, 15 ; Brady Bunch 1J; Love of Life ;,'w,, 11:55 - CBS News 8; Dan Imel ' s World 10. 12:00- Jackpot J, 15; Password 6 ; Bob Braun 's S0-50 Club 4; <" " 8, oll"f'• - 1:00 - "? '· •••• ·'?-· ;r. · .-· ..-·. .:~ ·· ~ Light 8, 10 ; Insight JJ. 2:JO- Doctors J, 4, 15; Girl in My Life 1J ; Edge of Night 8, 10; r · 3:00- Another World J, 4, 15; Price Is Right 8, 10; General .H'I ~- '':,1'11 1 'J I i VAR . ·~- ..._ ol . . , ' .~ ...,., ...... ·. .. h , cO.l. t ~ ~ ...""... SPEED l/1" DRILL KIT 1/•" Variable speed lets you pick the !peed to suit the job . . Perfect for driving strews. Include!. # 7014 %"Variable Speed Drill , chuck key, custom- fitted plastic carrying case, 3 drill bits, <:olton buff, grinding wheel, 5 assorted DRILL Outstanding value. Combines quality constructionand excellent performance. Double insulation. Re~essed c~nter locking buHon prevents occidemal lock~on. A 9o?d choice for light duty work and or remodeling projects. Can be use~ w1th o_ptr':mal accessories for sanding, polishing, buffu~g, gnndrng and wire brushing. , . ·~···s"lij99"' .~, " "tLA .L· occasl~nol b~tldrng JJ . 15. WIN AT BRIDGE $ 744 ' . You're entering a favorable cy cle where you'll be mak ing some contacts wrth prestigious persons whose friendships will prove an asset annoyance time. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 39 Locate 1 Trustworthy 40 Stringed instruments 5 Worthless matter ·-· 41 Incensed 10 Crucial GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. point Lady Luck is about to deal you DOWN 19) You will now begin to a more lavorable hand where 11 Yell derive more benefits from your 1 Rogue your work or career is con· group mvolvements and con· 13 Competent 2 Bower ce rned . Wal ch for oppor !acts with large organizations 14 Melodic 3 Nutty; tunit ies. than heretofore. 15 Flat (mus.) CANCER (June 21-July 22) foolheaded AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. Unusual occasions will arise 16 French (3 wds. ) 19) You will begin receiving over the coming months where river . more compensation tor your 4 Devon you ' ll be able to use efforts than you have for some 17 N.Z. river kno wledge you now possess time . Advancement will come tribe in a more pro fitabl e manner. 5 - longue suddenly in your work . LED (July 23-Aug. 22) II 18 Give hope 6 Opera star, PISCES (Feb . 20·March 20) you 're wisely selective and 20 Word with Over the next lew months your Marilyn team up with the right party v1stas will considerably horn or 7 Boxing your chances of success in broaden . Projects of a large hat joint ventures now is consid name nature will c ha l lenge your erably inc rea sed. 21 Turn out 8 Ecstatic capabilities and talents. VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22) 22 Split i3 wds.) You" ll be hJc kier than usual 23 Venomous 9 Convivial snake 25 Under - . ground night, and the girl just wanted to help with her business law worker class . 26 Grand. I have done so much for this fellow . 1 love him, but should I parental beheve a cockamamie story like that? I see him only on 27 Noisy thump weekends, so anything could happen the other five days. - IN 28 Honey WVE BUT ... (pharm.) 29 Repulsed Dear ILB : (2 wds.) Since your boyfriend doesn't give you the third degree about 32 Nigerian those other five days, why not reciprocate : stay out of his college tribesman life and settle for wee.kends! - H. 33 Building wing 34 And not 35 Shoe Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to style form four ordinary words. 37 Trim away 38 Garment Dec. 21) Over the next months you're going to be unexpec· tedly let in on conlidential things that you 'll know how to turn to your advantage. Yesterday's Ans~er ' 12 Rob or Carl 25 Promenade 16 Grass genus 27 Beauties 19 Earthy 29 Li£t with deposit exertion 22 External :ro Long covering 23 Lily lamily plant suit 31 Liberated 36 German 24 From one article end to the other 37 Greek letter ~{y~11)]®11rot "'•-"1-..J ,_ feature ANBOT ·DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's I I 1 I lJ 1 ..... _ _ .., 1 One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two o·s, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the word11 are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. W~AT T~E GL.A'ZIEFO:: ALWAYS ~AD E5EFOF<:E 6TARl1N6 WORK. tRIGIXM CRYPTOQUOTE YVKYNV MKBCS BY SJV QFBNSR Now arrance the circled letters to form the aurprite anawer. aa ~==========~-::~;::;;,._~•:u~r:r•;•:l:t!d~by the A above r xx x xJ oR r xx J (Aiuw~n Ju mblf1••CRI ME BIRCH l'e•lrrd•r'• how to work it: AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW II 12 : JO - Wild. Wild West 6 . 7: 30 p.m. - Country and WP.st.e rn . 8:30 p .m. - The Gunslingers 9:30p.m.- The Underworld . ~ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23· Shortly yoU'll be fonning an ar· rangement or partnership with one you 'd least ellpect to. re· garding a new interest you'll sha re . IEJERTSj I ( (] CABLE CHANNEL FIVE East rebids to two spades. What do you do now? SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 10:00 - Movin' On 3, 4, 15; Harry 06, 13; News 20; Woman 33. 10:30- Your Future Is Now 20; Profile 33 . 11:00- News 6, 10, 13; ABC News 33; News 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 13, 15. 11 : 30 :- Mission Impossible 6 ; Janaki 33; Johnny Carson 3, 4. 15: W1de World Special 13; Movies "The Rounders" B; " The Wreck of the Mary Dean e" 10. 1 :QO- Tomorrow 3, 4 ; Take Five For Life 15. 2:00- News 4, 13. Bidding can become contagious 20 Bewitched 6; Gomer 7:30- Hollywood Squares 3, 4 ; Let 's Make a Dea l 6; Wild K!ngdom 10: To Tell the Truth 13 ; Spring 4 ; New Price is Rtght 8; Get Smart IS ; Room 20; Fest iva l Films 33. 8:00 - Sierra 3, 4, 15 ; Odd Couple 6 . 13; The Way It Was 20; Peanuts 8, 10; Sound Stage 33. B: 30 - Paper Moon 6 , 13; The Waltons 8, 10; What Now America 20. ' 9:00 - Stfeets of San Francisco 6, 13; Soul 20 , 33; Ironside 3, 4 6 : 00- News 3, 4, 15, 6, 13, 8, 10; Sesame St. 20; Adlerian Counselfn.g Techniques 33 . 'J.011T""" a, 10: 7:00- News 10 ; What's My Line B; Elec . Co . 20; Bowling for Dollars 6; From Sea to Shining Sea 3 ; Beat the Clock 4 ; Let's Make A Deal 13; Sports Desk 15 ; Man Builds. Man Destroys Do 1J ; FBI J; Andy GriffithS; Ironside 1J. 1 5: JO- Elec. Co. JJ; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; News 6; Trails' West 15. "c.a.i. ILA(:K& Pyle 1J. Hospital 6, 13; Great American Dream Machine 33 . 3:30 - How To Survive A Marriage 3, 15; Match Game 8. 10; One Life to Live 13; Lassie 6; Dollar Decisions 20. 4 : 00- Mr. Cartoon & The Banana S~/lts 3; Somerset 15 ; Tat. tletales 8 ; Sesame St. JJ; Gilligan s Isle 6; $10,000 Pyramid 13 ; Bonanza 4; Movie "Ha ndle With Care" · 10. 4: 30- Jackpot 4; Bonanza 15 ; Mod Squad 6; Gilligan's Is. 13 .· Bonanza 15; Bewikhed 3; Lucy Show 8. 5:00 - ,..,..,rv Griffin 4; Mister Rogers 20, JJ; Anything You Ca n .....,~ _·_ ...~ .. rt 6:30 - NBC News J, 4, 15; CBS News Performance 33. .~ Ex<ellenl YOiue generol·pur· pose sow in a custo m·fitted p l a~ l ic car r¥ ing co se. Cose <o nveniently hokh rip fence and ex tra blode5 . Includes # 7301 so·w with 7.\•" combi· notion blade, 73·501 rip fence and blade wrei"ICh. News 3; All /1/y.y Children 6, 13 ; Green Acres 10; Not For Young & Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15 ; Making Things Grow 33 . 1: JO - Jeopardy 4, 15; Let's Make A Deal 6, 1J; As the World Turns 8, 10 ; Dig It 33; Telethon 3. ) 2:00 - Days of Our Lives J, 4, 15; Newlywed Game 1J ; Guiding ~,. , KIT with address a nd phone. He c~ that one of his lll8le friends rolls his hair up at Women Only 15; Making Things Grow JJ; Phil Donahue 8; P ·• ...,- 71/4" SAW rollers and a girl's name written on a piece of paper, together 12:55- NBC News J, 15. ........ -~ IILACK & DECKER Dear Helen : I am 25 years old and going .with a 2Q.year-<>ld guy who attends college. I'm faithful, but I'm not sure about him. I dropped by the college dorm and on his desk were two hair News 8, 10 ; Mr. Rogers 33; News 13. 12:30 - Celebrlfy Sweepstakes 3, 15; Split Second 6: Search for Tomorrow 8, 10 ; Afternoon with DJ 13; Elec. Co. 3J. ;-·~' ..:.:..&• ' $31" +++ 10. :-r-- - p·. .... ...·.. Pick the speed to ~uit the job ... the fa rther you pull bode the trigge r the more s.peed ond _torque you g~t. Center control button lets you set the rigkt speed and lock in for cont1nuovs opero l10n and grea ter occurocy. Receued center locJ..ing buHan prevenh a<ddential " lod·on", HAIDWAIPE DEPT. '7301 ·..... , ' BLACK & DECKER rommotd b oh or HrotWI. lnd u dot l Dear Sorry : My reassurance won't help if the theft is traced to you. But the fact that you are repaying the money and obviously aren't a repeater would get you off with a light sentence. Personally, I think you've paid for your crime, and I think the storekeeper will agree. (Am not so sure about your friend. Drop him!) -H . 9:30 - Lucy Show 8; Elec. Co. 20; Not For Women Only 3; Hazel 8; Tattletales 10. 10:00- COmpany 6; Lilias, Yoga & You 33 ; Joker's Wild 8, 10 ; Name Thaf Tune 3, 15. ·~ '"9 l<th•l. drilhn'>l ceromoc t ile. R•· · e"'"9 le<:~ture leh yov rtmo•e And I haven't touched a drop of liquor since. Also I'm going to church again . Is that enough, or must I pay in full by going to jail? Believe me, I've learned a bigger lesson than ill spent five years locked up . Please destroy this lett»r after printing it and give me reassurance if you can. - SORRY 7:30- lllew Zoo Revue6 ; Eighty Days 13. ,., . BLACK & DECKER ::~::: Anonymously, of course. 7:00- Today J, 4, 15 ; CBS News 8, 10; Farmer 's Daughter lJ ; ~ 7142 Farm Report 1J. 6 : 30- Five Minutes to Live By 4; News 6; Bible Answers 8; Good News 13; Concerns & Comments 10. 6:35- Columbus Today 4. 6:45- Morning Report 3; Farmtime tO. . '" ~ I'd give a thousand if I could undo that night. But don't ask me to turn myself in, Helen. They'd get my friend's name and I can't squeal on him. I sent the $150 (my half ) back to the store next morning and I'll pay back the rest out of my next two months' paychecks . Country and Western U.S.A . Superstar Theatre. THURSDAY. NOV. 21, 1974 " By HCien Bollel e shoot a man! CABLE CHANNEL FIVE 7:30 p.m . 8:30 p.m. - e e :::: After Confession -What'/ Dear Helen ' I am a stupid and foo)ish man, and I want to right a wrong, but how? Bef81:C I cut loose !was very church-going, but then I decided to LIVE. One night I was out drinking with a friend. We got smashed and he asked me. how I'd like to pull orr a robbery. I · thought hew as kidding. We laughed and had a couple more. Then we went to his house, got his shotgun and took off, still laugh ing. ·We went to a store, and I still thought it was a joke. But he handed me the gun, and said, "Let's go!" We got $300. And , God forgive me; Helen, I was ready to IIH . o)n. ~-. T I.DO-L1t1le House on Pra1rle 3, 4, 15; That's My Mania 6, 13; The Osmonds 8, 10 ; Feeling Good 20: Jack the Ripper 3j a:~ - Movies "Panic on the 5: 22" 13; " If Tomorrow Com'es" 6 . 9.00 "":""" Cannon 8, 10 ; lucas Tanner 3, 4, 15; Life of Leonardo De Vinci 20 ; Masterpiece Th eatre 33. · lO:QO-Get Christie Love 6, 13 : Man Hunter 8 10 ; Las V~as Entertail")menf Awards 3, 4. 15 . ' -~ 10:30 - News 10 ; Legacy 33. 11 : 00 - News J. 4, 6, 8, 10, 1J, 15 ; ABC News JJ . 11 : 30 .- Johnny· Car~on .~; Mission Impossible 6; Wide World Mystery 13 ; Movres The Screaming Woman" e· " Ball of Fire" 10 : Janaki 33. ' 12: JO- Wild Wild West 6. 1:00- Tomorrow 3, 4. , 2: 00 - News 4, 13. You're going to be looking at something more seriously that you've been rather lackadaisical about. It will turn oul to be very profitable. :::; :~~ Nov. 21, 1g74 This year you will become more involved With things of a speculative nature. You will be lucky with well-calculated risks where others fail LIBRA (Sept. 23-Dct. 23) , 6 . 00:- News 3, 4, 8. 10, I?; ~BC News 13; Sesame St. 20; New s 6; . Dtagnostlc & Pres~rtphve Teaching of Reading 33. 6 . ~-News 3, 4, 8, 10, 15 ; Journey to Japan 33 · Bewitched 6 · v;Omer Pyle ,13. ' · 7:00- News 10 ; What's My Line Truth or cons. 3 , Celebrity SDov;eepstakes J; Zoom JJ ; I Spy 15; Elec . Co. 20; Bowling tor , · · .,flars 6; Big ~ed MaChine A. · 7:~0 - . Let's Make A Deal 6 ; Mel Tillis 8 ; Police Surgeon J ; . Nam~ That Tune 4; Antl_ques 20; EPisOOe Action 33. a·, OPEIDAILY '10 TO 9 ' now in a situat;on where you 're involved wi.th a partner if the product' you coproduce is at a menta l nature. PALATE cartoon. lomorrow) KQ S J K R V S J V L TJK FGV IVVYOCH TFOSOCH . - QGVCMJ YGKPVGW FACING 1An•wf1rl What the lawyer lr~rned ballet dancf!r cnnlbwed to do- PRACTICE AT THE BAR Yesterday's Cryptoquote: A YOUTH WITH HIS FIRST CIGAR MAKES HIMSELF SICK; A YOUTH WITH HIS FIRST GIRL MAKES OTHER PEOPLE SlCK.-MARY UTTLE mLE ORPHAN ANNIE LITTLE LEMAN OF ORPHAN THE OLD IC:HOOL NO, SAA\,TIIEY NEVER REACHED TilE DOC. EAST • 82 .,A964 AK954 .J4 + A" VES,TI-HS EXPLAINS ~v Tl-IE PICTUQE WENT OUT. East-West vulnerable 1.2. North East South 1+ t• 3.Pass 3+ Pass 4. ;,O.SOLINE ALLEY ~~ ­ I can't ... ""'· "'""'·" L----------.....J findm4 ;rz, By Oswald & James Jacoby pipe, l,;.oi..O. • ILACK& BLACK & DECKER SOLDER AND CRAFT SET lheful, ver5olile, creative! The tool needed for today~ hobbies and crofts. Use for soldering, wood burning, cork burning , leother c;roft, foil writin~=t ond hot knife cutting. Double insula ted for added safety and convenience. 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They also were ~ •. just bidding al0 ng. t ·. , zae; 1:J•Xrp,;,a !J ~~ w . ,. •• 20 BARNEY •· The· bidding has been: West Norlh South Pass Dble. ' JOBHONTIN'!? :I CAN'T BELIEVE HE 'S OUT HUNTIN'UP JOBS FER ME TO DO T>IAT STIIPID MAJ!CIE AAS RVINED EVER'<'THING! WHAT AM 1 GO<N6 'TO 00-1. MV EARPANs!! '" "· You, South, hQid: ' h •• .4 3 'A Q 7 tK J 4 3 .A"9 54 ~~ What do you do now? .... A-Bid four notrump. This ,,.. ' 81kl partner to ehOOte a minor . .... suit. ~..11.• • I ' ·' "· TODAY'S QUESTION ~» Instead of raising to two spades :":-! .' West responded one notrump. ·•......• . I ., ' I II ~·) ' I '• �·· ~ "" . . . . . ..... . .., _____ . ' .· r •• -The Daily Sentinel, Mlddleport-Pomero'y, o., Wednesday. Nov . 20, ' . 14- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1974 el~~~!v~~0.1~og 197~ r,,~~,,,,,,H;i';:,,,,,,,,H:i:P,,,,,~~:::,,,,,,,,,,,~,·~~ Us PLENTY FREE . . ... . ' -,._ .. _ ~ (J. L. ... • •• ~ Ill ~ • ' ·-. -.-.. • •. r ,,. 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TAURUS (April 20-May 20) by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 39 Locate 1 Trustworthy 40 Stringed instruments 5 Worthless matter ·-· 41 Incensed 10 Crucial GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. point Lady Luck is about to deal you DOWN 19) You will now begin to a more lavorable hand where 11 Yell derive more benefits from your 1 Rogue your work or career is con· group mvolvements and con· 13 Competent 2 Bower ce rned . Wal ch for oppor !acts with large organizations 14 Melodic 3 Nutty; tunit ies. than heretofore. 15 Flat (mus.) CANCER (June 21-July 22) foolheaded AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. Unusual occasions will arise 16 French (3 wds. ) 19) You will begin receiving over the coming months where river . more compensation tor your 4 Devon you ' ll be able to use efforts than you have for some 17 N.Z. river kno wledge you now possess time . Advancement will come tribe in a more pro fitabl e manner. 5 - longue suddenly in your work . LED (July 23-Aug. 22) II 18 Give hope 6 Opera star, PISCES (Feb . 20·March 20) you 're wisely selective and 20 Word with Over the next lew months your Marilyn team up with the right party v1stas will considerably horn or 7 Boxing your chances of success in broaden . Projects of a large hat joint ventures now is consid name nature will c ha l lenge your erably inc rea sed. 21 Turn out 8 Ecstatic capabilities and talents. VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22) 22 Split i3 wds.) You" ll be hJc kier than usual 23 Venomous 9 Convivial snake 25 Under - . ground night, and the girl just wanted to help with her business law worker class . 26 Grand. I have done so much for this fellow . 1 love him, but should I parental beheve a cockamamie story like that? I see him only on 27 Noisy thump weekends, so anything could happen the other five days. - IN 28 Honey WVE BUT ... (pharm.) 29 Repulsed Dear ILB : (2 wds.) Since your boyfriend doesn't give you the third degree about 32 Nigerian those other five days, why not reciprocate : stay out of his college tribesman life and settle for wee.kends! - H. 33 Building wing 34 And not 35 Shoe Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to style form four ordinary words. 37 Trim away 38 Garment Dec. 21) Over the next months you're going to be unexpec· tedly let in on conlidential things that you 'll know how to turn to your advantage. Yesterday's Ans~er ' 12 Rob or Carl 25 Promenade 16 Grass genus 27 Beauties 19 Earthy 29 Li£t with deposit exertion 22 External :ro Long covering 23 Lily lamily plant suit 31 Liberated 36 German 24 From one article end to the other 37 Greek letter ~{y~11)]®11rot "'•-"1-..J ,_ feature ANBOT ·DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's I I 1 I lJ 1 ..... _ _ .., 1 One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two o·s, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the word11 are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. W~AT T~E GL.A'ZIEFO:: ALWAYS ~AD E5EFOF<:E 6TARl1N6 WORK. tRIGIXM CRYPTOQUOTE YVKYNV MKBCS BY SJV QFBNSR Now arrance the circled letters to form the aurprite anawer. aa ~==========~-::~;::;;,._~•:u~r:r•;•:l:t!d~by the A above r xx x xJ oR r xx J (Aiuw~n Ju mblf1••CRI ME BIRCH l'e•lrrd•r'• how to work it: AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW II 12 : JO - Wild. Wild West 6 . 7: 30 p.m. - Country and WP.st.e rn . 8:30 p .m. - The Gunslingers 9:30p.m.- The Underworld . ~ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23· Shortly yoU'll be fonning an ar· rangement or partnership with one you 'd least ellpect to. re· garding a new interest you'll sha re . IEJERTSj I ( (] CABLE CHANNEL FIVE East rebids to two spades. What do you do now? SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 10:00 - Movin' On 3, 4, 15; Harry 06, 13; News 20; Woman 33. 10:30- Your Future Is Now 20; Profile 33 . 11:00- News 6, 10, 13; ABC News 33; News 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 13, 15. 11 : 30 :- Mission Impossible 6 ; Janaki 33; Johnny Carson 3, 4. 15: W1de World Special 13; Movies "The Rounders" B; " The Wreck of the Mary Dean e" 10. 1 :QO- Tomorrow 3, 4 ; Take Five For Life 15. 2:00- News 4, 13. Bidding can become contagious 20 Bewitched 6; Gomer 7:30- Hollywood Squares 3, 4 ; Let 's Make a Dea l 6; Wild K!ngdom 10: To Tell the Truth 13 ; Spring 4 ; New Price is Rtght 8; Get Smart IS ; Room 20; Fest iva l Films 33. 8:00 - Sierra 3, 4, 15 ; Odd Couple 6 . 13; The Way It Was 20; Peanuts 8, 10; Sound Stage 33. B: 30 - Paper Moon 6 , 13; The Waltons 8, 10; What Now America 20. ' 9:00 - Stfeets of San Francisco 6, 13; Soul 20 , 33; Ironside 3, 4 6 : 00- News 3, 4, 15, 6, 13, 8, 10; Sesame St. 20; Adlerian Counselfn.g Techniques 33 . 'J.011T""" a, 10: 7:00- News 10 ; What's My Line B; Elec . Co . 20; Bowling for Dollars 6; From Sea to Shining Sea 3 ; Beat the Clock 4 ; Let's Make A Deal 13; Sports Desk 15 ; Man Builds. Man Destroys Do 1J ; FBI J; Andy GriffithS; Ironside 1J. 1 5: JO- Elec. Co. JJ; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; News 6; Trails' West 15. "c.a.i. ILA(:K& Pyle 1J. Hospital 6, 13; Great American Dream Machine 33 . 3:30 - How To Survive A Marriage 3, 15; Match Game 8. 10; One Life to Live 13; Lassie 6; Dollar Decisions 20. 4 : 00- Mr. Cartoon & The Banana S~/lts 3; Somerset 15 ; Tat. tletales 8 ; Sesame St. JJ; Gilligan s Isle 6; $10,000 Pyramid 13 ; Bonanza 4; Movie "Ha ndle With Care" · 10. 4: 30- Jackpot 4; Bonanza 15 ; Mod Squad 6; Gilligan's Is. 13 .· Bonanza 15; Bewikhed 3; Lucy Show 8. 5:00 - ,..,..,rv Griffin 4; Mister Rogers 20, JJ; Anything You Ca n .....,~ _·_ ...~ .. rt 6:30 - NBC News J, 4, 15; CBS News Performance 33. .~ Ex<ellenl YOiue generol·pur· pose sow in a custo m·fitted p l a~ l ic car r¥ ing co se. Cose <o nveniently hokh rip fence and ex tra blode5 . Includes # 7301 so·w with 7.\•" combi· notion blade, 73·501 rip fence and blade wrei"ICh. News 3; All /1/y.y Children 6, 13 ; Green Acres 10; Not For Young & Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15 ; Making Things Grow 33 . 1: JO - Jeopardy 4, 15; Let's Make A Deal 6, 1J; As the World Turns 8, 10 ; Dig It 33; Telethon 3. ) 2:00 - Days of Our Lives J, 4, 15; Newlywed Game 1J ; Guiding ~,. , KIT with address a nd phone. He c~ that one of his lll8le friends rolls his hair up at Women Only 15; Making Things Grow JJ; Phil Donahue 8; P ·• ...,- 71/4" SAW rollers and a girl's name written on a piece of paper, together 12:55- NBC News J, 15. ........ -~ IILACK & DECKER Dear Helen : I am 25 years old and going .with a 2Q.year-<>ld guy who attends college. I'm faithful, but I'm not sure about him. I dropped by the college dorm and on his desk were two hair News 8, 10 ; Mr. Rogers 33; News 13. 12:30 - Celebrlfy Sweepstakes 3, 15; Split Second 6: Search for Tomorrow 8, 10 ; Afternoon with DJ 13; Elec. Co. 3J. ;-·~' ..:.:..&• ' $31" +++ 10. :-r-- - p·. .... ...·.. 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Also I'm going to church again . Is that enough, or must I pay in full by going to jail? Believe me, I've learned a bigger lesson than ill spent five years locked up . Please destroy this lett»r after printing it and give me reassurance if you can. - SORRY 7:30- lllew Zoo Revue6 ; Eighty Days 13. ,., . BLACK & DECKER ::~::: Anonymously, of course. 7:00- Today J, 4, 15 ; CBS News 8, 10; Farmer 's Daughter lJ ; ~ 7142 Farm Report 1J. 6 : 30- Five Minutes to Live By 4; News 6; Bible Answers 8; Good News 13; Concerns & Comments 10. 6:35- Columbus Today 4. 6:45- Morning Report 3; Farmtime tO. . '" ~ I'd give a thousand if I could undo that night. But don't ask me to turn myself in, Helen. They'd get my friend's name and I can't squeal on him. I sent the $150 (my half ) back to the store next morning and I'll pay back the rest out of my next two months' paychecks . Country and Western U.S.A . Superstar Theatre. THURSDAY. NOV. 21, 1974 " By HCien Bollel e shoot a man! CABLE CHANNEL FIVE 7:30 p.m . 8:30 p.m. - e e :::: After Confession -What'/ Dear Helen ' I am a stupid and foo)ish man, and I want to right a wrong, but how? Bef81:C I cut loose !was very church-going, but then I decided to LIVE. One night I was out drinking with a friend. We got smashed and he asked me. how I'd like to pull orr a robbery. I · thought hew as kidding. We laughed and had a couple more. Then we went to his house, got his shotgun and took off, still laugh ing. ·We went to a store, and I still thought it was a joke. But he handed me the gun, and said, "Let's go!" We got $300. And , God forgive me; Helen, I was ready to IIH . o)n. ~-. T I.DO-L1t1le House on Pra1rle 3, 4, 15; That's My Mania 6, 13; The Osmonds 8, 10 ; Feeling Good 20: Jack the Ripper 3j a:~ - Movies "Panic on the 5: 22" 13; " If Tomorrow Com'es" 6 . 9.00 "":""" Cannon 8, 10 ; lucas Tanner 3, 4, 15; Life of Leonardo De Vinci 20 ; Masterpiece Th eatre 33. · lO:QO-Get Christie Love 6, 13 : Man Hunter 8 10 ; Las V~as Entertail")menf Awards 3, 4. 15 . ' -~ 10:30 - News 10 ; Legacy 33. 11 : 00 - News J. 4, 6, 8, 10, 1J, 15 ; ABC News JJ . 11 : 30 .- Johnny· Car~on .~; Mission Impossible 6; Wide World Mystery 13 ; Movres The Screaming Woman" e· " Ball of Fire" 10 : Janaki 33. ' 12: JO- Wild Wild West 6. 1:00- Tomorrow 3, 4. , 2: 00 - News 4, 13. You're going to be looking at something more seriously that you've been rather lackadaisical about. It will turn oul to be very profitable. :::; :~~ Nov. 21, 1g74 This year you will become more involved With things of a speculative nature. You will be lucky with well-calculated risks where others fail LIBRA (Sept. 23-Dct. 23) , 6 . 00:- News 3, 4, 8. 10, I?; ~BC News 13; Sesame St. 20; New s 6; . Dtagnostlc & Pres~rtphve Teaching of Reading 33. 6 . ~-News 3, 4, 8, 10, 15 ; Journey to Japan 33 · Bewitched 6 · v;Omer Pyle ,13. ' · 7:00- News 10 ; What's My Line Truth or cons. 3 , Celebrity SDov;eepstakes J; Zoom JJ ; I Spy 15; Elec . Co. 20; Bowling tor , · · .,flars 6; Big ~ed MaChine A. · 7:~0 - . Let's Make A Deal 6 ; Mel Tillis 8 ; Police Surgeon J ; . Nam~ That Tune 4; Antl_ques 20; EPisOOe Action 33. a·, OPEIDAILY '10 TO 9 ' now in a situat;on where you 're involved wi.th a partner if the product' you coproduce is at a menta l nature. PALATE cartoon. lomorrow) KQ S J K R V S J V L TJK FGV IVVYOCH TFOSOCH . - QGVCMJ YGKPVGW FACING 1An•wf1rl What the lawyer lr~rned ballet dancf!r cnnlbwed to do- PRACTICE AT THE BAR Yesterday's Cryptoquote: A YOUTH WITH HIS FIRST CIGAR MAKES HIMSELF SICK; A YOUTH WITH HIS FIRST GIRL MAKES OTHER PEOPLE SlCK.-MARY UTTLE mLE ORPHAN ANNIE LITTLE LEMAN OF ORPHAN THE OLD IC:HOOL NO, SAA\,TIIEY NEVER REACHED TilE DOC. EAST • 82 .,A964 AK954 .J4 + A" VES,TI-HS EXPLAINS ~v Tl-IE PICTUQE WENT OUT. East-West vulnerable 1.2. North East South 1+ t• 3.Pass 3+ Pass 4. ;,O.SOLINE ALLEY ~~ ­ I can't ... ""'· "'""'·" L----------.....J findm4 ;rz, By Oswald & James Jacoby pipe, l,;.oi..O. • ILACK& BLACK & DECKER SOLDER AND CRAFT SET lheful, ver5olile, creative! The tool needed for today~ hobbies and crofts. Use for soldering, wood burning, cork burning , leother c;roft, foil writin~=t ond hot knife cutting. Double insula ted for added safety and convenience. 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HARDWARE DEPT. ·:::;;- Bridge League's Charit,Y : z.': nent·wide charity games ;:::. make"t.he game a success. Phyllis! You MLI .favorite oidn't!? ME OLD FR'ISt.JD, ALVAR:EDO GLUCK! IT~ old pipe, down in the sinkhole' Pht.~llis LLILU B!LL.E THE VE"RY PER70N I WAS HOPING TO ?EE'! ~ U 665! YER: LOO!<'IIoJ' GllEAT, ALVIE! JU5T LIKE' YER ' L I0-'1 · TAM I~ ' DAVS lt.J THE C IRCUS~ :c.... Foundation runs tWo cbntl· ...._ each year. The same hands' ::;: , are played simultaneouslr by .,.. · tens-of-thousands of br1dge ::.~ players in hundreds of places ·•• m North America. Anyone ::::.. .ca n play and do his part to The Foundation expects to BORN LOSER LIL ABNER contribute at least $100,000 to :.....- w the American Cancer .; ~ Society, ~ •,; lDJJ t:O I !<1m 'OJ WOil'T' 8JI IAJIII"-1(1/ Ulll 11'.....:;"....."'::;.......- t he designated "" charity for 1974. ::; Today's hand was played in ::;::: the spring game. 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In cludes wood cutting blade. - CAPTAIN EASY SiJR:E A.S SHOOTtt.J'! :; ,, reached game - ~sually o~ ~· the bidding shown m the box. BLACK &. DICKIIt SANDER /POLISHER A great kit for refinishing or poii1hin; furn iture. Includes # 740:. high· speed sa.n~r.(IO,OOO:orbits per minute) lor fast material n~movol and 1mooth f1ntshing; o dustleu attachment for use with onyca"'ste r-lypl --"-ii5il' . :;:;· East could blame himself ""- for ' the bad score. No one ~ tWisted his arm to get that" three diamond bid out of him. .;::_ ' Had he just passed, there 'i l .... ..... • little c hance that South would have found a three:;:.. spatle bid. He really only bid ..,,. :!:'~ IF BILLY CANT HANDLE 'JHI5,I'U &IMPLY HAVE 10 TELL 11<E CHAP HE CANT STAY c;;c::xJD ,o\1\CRN ING 1 f.I"DM, I!D LIK[: YOUlOMEET JOoY DELL. it because ev~ryQne was bidt ding and it was his turn. Even •- then, we doubt if those North :;:,. players who contin~ed to f~ur ·~ · spades d•d so w1th much ::: enthusiasm. They also were ~ •. just bidding al0 ng. t ·. , zae; 1:J•Xrp,;,a !J ~~ w . ,. •• 20 BARNEY •· The· bidding has been: West Norlh South Pass Dble. ' JOBHONTIN'!? :I CAN'T BELIEVE HE 'S OUT HUNTIN'UP JOBS FER ME TO DO T>IAT STIIPID MAJ!CIE AAS RVINED EVER'<'THING! WHAT AM 1 GO<N6 'TO 00-1. MV EARPANs!! '" "· You, South, hQid: ' h •• .4 3 'A Q 7 tK J 4 3 .A"9 54 ~~ What do you do now? .... A-Bid four notrump. This ,,.. ' 81kl partner to ehOOte a minor . .... suit. ~..11.• • I ' ·' "· TODAY'S QUESTION ~» Instead of raising to two spades :":-! .' West responded one notrump. ·•......• . I ., ' I II ~·) ' I '• �.,.. , 16 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesdoly, Nov. 20, 1974 S?'&*··········· N Trojan u·arrzen I open tonight through 25. PERFORM -Pictured are Josie Bapst, Hecuba, Queen of Troy and Mark Shockey, Prince of Troy. Josie Ia a senior at Rio Grande and Mark attends the Rio Grande Grade School. United Faith No games, No gimm icks names teachers Just Highest Interest Rates In The Area Several 51f4% ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS Sl/4 per cent year paid on Regular PassbGOk Savings. No Minjmum . Interest from date of deposit to date of withdrawal . Interest compounded quarterly . ~MEIGS ~~RANCH The AtMns Counfy Savinat • LNn Co . 296 Second St . Pomeroy , Ohio All Accounts Insured To \ 20,000 by FSLIC. teachers were named at the monthly business meeting of the United Faith Church Thur sday night at the home of Ernest Smith, Middleport. A potluck dinner was served , preceding the business . Elected were Hope Drake as assistant song leader; Mrs. Eloise Smith, assistant nursery and kindergarten teacher ; Garcia Adams, assistant junior teacher; Lansing Adams, assistant teacher to the young married class. A Christmas program will be held with the date to be announced later. A hymn sing concluded the meeting. Attending were Mr . and Mrs, Lansing Adams and Christie Dawn, Rev . and Mrs . R. E. Smith, Sr., Mrs. Melvin Drake, Carrell and Eddie, Gloria Decker, Debbie Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hill, Sharon and Richard, Mr. and Mrs . Ernie Smith and sons. FOOTWEAR GIFT CENTER FOR THE FAMILY The brands you want : Miss America, Connies , Stride Rite, Pedwin, Chippewa and Acme Boots. Chapman's "The Trojan Women" is an anti-war play written by the Greek playwright E uripedes in 41 5 B.C. To place the work in its proper hi stor ica l context , "Trojan Women " fills the void that prevails betwee,n Homer's " llliad " and "Odyssey." Director Ed Roark c hose this work as "a new version of an old play." The script is being reworked by the director and the cast to increase clarity and re-enrorce the meaning. The Rio Grande Theatre is instituting a new program in cooperation with the Area Agency on Aging. The performance of Nov. 21 is dedicated solely to the Senior Citizens of the area . The performance, beginning at 8 p.m. in Community Hall, is open free of charge to Senior Citizens. A11 are invited to enjoy an evening at the theatre. The only stipulation we ask is that the interested group or individuals please phone in the number that are attending. The r eserva tions should be made by noon, Nov. 21. Reservations may be made by calling 24f>.S31;3, and asking for Ed Roark (ext. 49), Rio Grande Theatre, or John Allen at the Area Agency on aging, (ext. 26). Auxiliary sets date for party By Clarice Allen CHESTER - Coming events were planned when the Ladles Auxiliary of the Volunteer Fire Dept. met last Wednesday evening at the firehouse, President Margaret Christy presiding . Minutes of the previous meeting was read by Clara Conroy and the treasurer·s report by Opal Wickham. Margaret Christy reported on the party given for the children of the area at the firehouse on Halloween. The sacks of candy treat. left from the party were given to the Senior Citizens of the area. The Auxiliary has a few boxes of Christmas cards for sale and all occasion cards. Plans lor the annual Christmas party for the auxlliary, firemen and families will be held at the firehouse on Dec. 15. Homemade ice cream, cake and coffee were served by Opal Wickham and Clarice Allen in honor of Margaret Christy's , birthday to those named above and Elsie Folmer, Jean Sexson, Dorothy Myers, Virginia Burke, Karla Chevalier, Opal Eichinger, Ethel Orr, Inzy Newell, Betty Newell, Erma Cleland, Grace Gumpf, Marcia Keller and Opal Hollon. SHOES MAIN ST. POMEROY Give One of Ours your USE OUR LAY AWAY PLAN! BANKAMERICARD . ,, welcome here Calendar.\!. Elberfelds In Pomeroy VISITED HERE CHESTER - D. D. Cleland and Mrs. Carpenter, Columbus, visited recently with Denzel Cleland. When you're lOoking -. for top perfOI anance .. · ~ Salisbury PTA , INSTALL IT WHERE YOU WILL! Sale I Men's Lee Union-Ails Sale •14.88 ~:eti~~m:;n~~~~th~;u~~~ Sale '15.88 (Only 2 feet wide} • Install it where the wash Iskitchen, bath, nursery ... anywhent. you can get adequate wirl~e. plumb· in1 And venting. · • Washer and dryer each do f!1 fam·. ily·size lo.ad at the same time or independently. • 2·Speed Woshor. Regular plot Delicate settin&s for the flexibility a family washer must have. • Permanent Press Care in · both Elberfelds In Pomeroy VALUES TO •1.39 TOYS-TOYS '429 FALL AND WINTER ·~ FURNITURE .MIDDLEPORT, 0. E SALE .00 ' ., OFF .REG~ PRICE ON ANY . LADIES SHOES. FROM NOV. 20.21 · NOT OPEN FRI.·SAT.-SUN. NOV. 22·23-24 . "MAME" (Technicolor) Lucille Ball ' (PGI SMART NEW FA Show Starts 7 p.m. '' "" ! .\ I .I , . ' junior councllor. Purchasing new chapter supplies was discussed,. Installation of officers, open to the public, will be held Dec. 14. The mother's club of the chapter served refreshments . STYLES. complex and cos tly for all parties involved. A Justice Department lawyer predicted that the trial would not begin fur a t least three years . If all avenues of appeal are used, a final decision might not emerge until the 1980s. '" In 1949, the government brought a much narrower antitrus t suit aganst A'f.&T . That case was eight years in litigation before being settled out of court. In the present case, the three defendan ts are charged with "combining a nd conspiring to m onopolize, atte mpt ing to monopolize a nd monopolizing the telecommunications service and equipme nt markets" in violation . of the Shennan antitrust Ia \\1. As a result, "purchasers ... have been denied the benefits of a free and competitive WASIUNGTON - iHE BARGAINING COUNCIL of the United Mine Workers instructed its negotiators Wednesday to seek modifications, including a vacations clause, before a proposed contract is sent to members for ratification. The delay is certain to send the already nlne-<lay.old strike into December with a likelihood of more layoffs, coal shortages for some uWities and production cuia in major industries. No date for renewed negotiations with the Bitumioous Coal Operators Association was set. VOL. XXVI NO. !56 DALLAS- PHYSICIANS MUST SET A GOOD example and give up smoking and regulate their diets or they can't expect their patients to do it, a heart speciallst said. Dr. John S. Schroeder of the St<,nford University Medical School said it is Important for persons who have had one heart attack to quit smoking, lose weight, eat a low cholesterol diet and exercise. "! think we must be a model to our patients, though," Schroeder said Wednesday at the American Heart Association conference. "! think that's evident at these national meelings. Fewer physicians are smoking." Signs at the conference ask no smoking in the meeting rooms and no ashtrays are provided there. ARAB GuERRILLA lEADER VASSER ARAFAT summoned hill top aides today for secret lalkllalmed at deciding how to blunt Israel's threatened "war on terror." Guerrilla offlclals In Beirut said Arafat would meet with the Palestine Liberation Orgal)ization's 13-rnan executive coffimlttee, but refused to say whether the taikll would take place in Lebanon or Syria. The officials salcl the committee might order such defensive measures as the building of air raid shelters and increased security at camps housing Palestinian refugees. Arafat arrived In Beirut !ale Wednesday and met with hill milltary staff to discuss Israel's vow to hunt down "the terroriats In all corners of this land until the last one of them is eliminated." llilAMJ- KNIGHT NEWSPAPERS, INC., are merging into a single organization with the largest combined newspaper clrculatlon in the United States. Knlght-Ridder Newspapers Inc. will have an aggregate seven-<lay clreulatioo of 28.9 million more than any other newspaper group in the nation. The merger was approved by stockholders of both companies and was announced jointly in Miami and New York Wednesday by Lee Hills, chairman and chief executive officer of Knight, and Bernard H. Ridder Jr., president and chief officer of Ridder. They said 'the new company expects revenues of over $550 million this year. ministration Hospital, state mental hospitals and the Sandusky Soldiers and Sailors Home experience a much more enjoyable holiday season as the veterans are remembered . The budget for the program in Ohio for 1973 is about $67,000. The delivery of the bread will take place on Wednesday evening, Nov. 27. Harry Davia will serve as chairman and · post members are asked to meet at • post home at 6:30 on that evening prepar~tory to moving through the community. During the meeting Tuesday night, presided over by First Vice Commander Raymond Jewell, it was voted to give $10 to the auxlliary which is Variable cloudiness tonight, purchasing a ping pong. table chance of snow northeast. for the Xenia SoldierS and Partly. cloudy over the west Sailors Home. A New Year's portion., Lows tonight to •Jow Eve dance was annouriced with n . Cloudy Friday, highs in the a lunch to be served at midnight. ,New niembers accepted 408. Tuesday night were Edward Wilson, Don Stivers and Ron Reuter and Tom Ables was accepted as a transfer. Post . EXTENDED FORECAST Saturday through Monday, a cbaaee of ohowen !ale Salllrday or an SIUiday aad Veltrans Memorial Hoopllal fair on Monday. Hlgb ADMITTED - btta Arnott, temperatures Saturday ·wm Racine; Clarence Longstreth, be In lbe 50s or lower Ill wltb Middleport; Lena Ebersbach, Iowa In the tOo. TemPomeroy. perataret cooling to ~lg!ls. In DISCHARGED - Donald the tOo ud 50s 1Uid loWII In Covert Carmel . Jewett, . 1 the 30s Siulday and Monday. Maggie Gilniore, Theron Workman , Lorj Pierce. b• • r sm POM EROY-M IDOLE PORT, OHIO KYOTO (UP!) -President Ford encountered the first protest demonstrations of hill state visit to Japan today while touring ancient landmarks in this former lmtll!rlal capital, now a hotbed of Japanese communism. The President, accompanied by Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, heard shouts of jjFuodo kaere" (Ford go home) from groups of hecklers as he drove in his White House limousine for a visit to the old Imperial Palace. But thousands of other Japanese lining the streets of Kyoto, 300 miles southeast of Tokyo, cheered the President. Aides sAid Ford was "having a wonderful time" slgbtseeing on•., the eve of his departure for South Korea. Ford said farewell Ia Emperor Hirohito in Tokyo thia mi>rning, wrapping up the twoday official portion of hill Japanese visit, and flew aboard Air Force One to O..ka. He transferred there to a helicopter for the 17-mlle trip to Kyoto. After a quick lunch in his $500 a day suite in the Mlyako Hotel, Ford set out for a full afternoon of touring !hill anCient cl\Y which gives all the appearances of having locked the 20th century outside Its palaces, temples .:nd gardens. Small demonstrations were mounted around the old Imperial Palace and at the Nljo Castle, built in 1603. B<>th the protest demonstrations and the flag-waving membership now stands at 341 and the post did meet quota for the second consecutive year on Nov . 11. Leonard JeweU and Edgar Van !nwagen served a Thanksgiving dinner to 57 members. .:::>.;a .cs .. a a WINNING NUMBERS COLUMBUS (UPI) Here are thlo week's wl11111ng numbers In the Oblo lottery: Number &55 (six live live) In any box on llcltet wins $20. Numbers OU t zero one four) and 189 (one eight alae) in green and blue wins $500. Numbers OU and 189 In blue bo1e1 wlnl $1,000. Numbers tit and 189 In green boxeo, ellglbl• for $300,010 drawing aad automatically wins $15,000. welcome to Kyoto by thousands of Japanese clad in kiinonos and other traditional forms of dress were the first contact Ford has had with large numbers of the Japanese public. E\-en the bellboys grinned and applauded when Ford arrived at his hotel. · The President did not see a single demonstrator during his stay in Tokyo, first stop on a historic Far East tour. Heavy security prevailed everywhere Ford went in Tokyo and the President drove for the most part through virtually empty streets there. "He's having a wonderful time," White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen \Old reporters. He said Ford had made no comment abOut the demonstrators and was not upset by the scattered protests. affihated firms that pr ovide the bulk of the nation's phone se rvice were named as coconsp irators bt:Jt not defendants in the case. The suit represents a tougher approach toward anti-competitive a nd monopolistic practices by the Ford administration than during the term of form er President Nixon. Ford already has asked (Continued on page 2) TEN CENTS Kyoto, 300 miles southeast of Tokyo, was founded in the 8th Century and was Japan's imperial capital until 1897. It is dotted with Shinto and Buddhist shrines and more closely resembles the Japan of story books than part of one of the world's great industrial nations. It is also a stronghold of Japan's Communist party and a major center for an ultraleftist terrorist group called the Red Army -the organization responsible for the 1972 Lod Airport massacre In Israel and several airline hijackings. The governor of Kyoto, Torazo Ninagawa, is firmly anti-American and has refused to meet Ford. Ii was partly to avoid a protocol snub that the President ' s stop here was declared ''unofficial.'' ec Press Secretary Ron Nessen said Ford was visiting Kyoto because "he has a feeling for history and traditions of Japan." About 8,000 security people are protecting Ford here . Pollee were spaced every 20 yards for miles along his route . But never did they have an incident to contend with. There have been no demonstrations against Ford during his visit to Japan. Earlier in the day in Tokyo, the 73-year-old Emperor Hirohito went to the Gelhinkan guest house to say goodby to the President after his three days there. "It's been my pleasure and I thank you," Ford told the emperor. . Again, as they had when Ford first arrived In Tokyo, he and the emperor stood side by e or side as the national anthems of both countries were played. It is the first visit by a U.S. chief executive in 120 years of U.S. relations with Japan . Before leaving Tokyo Ford planted a dogwood tree on the grounds of the guest house and told the cooks, bt:tlers and For the first time ever, Southeastern Ohio Athletic League baseball teams will play a double round robin schedule irt 1975. This was app•oved Wednesday night during the fall meeting of conference officials held in the Jackson High School library. Since league baseball play began in 1941, teams have played each other only once during the season. League coaches felt that since baseball has improved tremendously in the SEOAL, a 14-game schedule would produce , without a doubt, a true chempion. The 1975 dtamond campaign will open April I and run · through May 16. Officials also approved a motion for the selection of an all-league baseball team to consist of 15 players. The "dream team" will be selected by conference coaches. A committee made up of m. The 1975-76 golf schedule compiled by Ja'ckson's Tom Slater was approved. Slater was assisted by John Milhoan, Gallipolis, and Tom Dunn, Athens. Athens will host the 1975 SEOAL track and field meet at The Plains on May 7, Bill Bobo will manage the meet. League president Kurt Boggs, Ironton, appointed a three-man committee to look into the possibility of a 50th anniversary celebration. The SEOAL's golden anStarting this year, the league's baseklball schedule niversary will be observed in will be made up on a rotating March , 1975. Named to the basis with one exception. committee were Ed Stewart, Tuesday night games will Gallipolis; William Lockhart, remain the same. in order to Wellston , and James Maines, avoid long-distance travel on a !ron ton . The committee will hold , a joint meeting with school night. SEOAL Sportswriters and The league adopted a Radio Broadcasters later this universal starling ttme for eighth. grade and freshmen year. It was announced that Miami basketball games. ', Eighth University 's Dick Crum will be grade games will begin at 4:30 'and freshmen games at 5:15 p . the guest speaker f~r the 1974 James Diehl, Meigs; James Davis, Gallipolis, and Bob Shamp, Athens, was appointed to look into matters concerning a spring banquet for league baseball or all spring sports teams . , In other matters Wednesday, the league appointed James Diehl, Meigs principal, to draw up the 1976-77 conference basketball schedule. The 197576 schedule, now being prepared, was approved by loop officials. WASHINGTON (UP! I Higher prices lor !ood, cars and housing raised the Consumer Price Index by 0.9 per cent on an adjusted basis in October, the Labor Department said today. Coriswnet prices have risen li. 2 per ceht over the past 12 months, three times faster than the 1970-71 inflation that All..Southeastern Ohio teague football banquet, to be held Dec. 5 in the Ironton High School cafeteria. Tickets are $4, and may be purchased at various high schools in the conference. Deadline for reservations is Nov. 29. The league recognized Gallipolis as the 1974-75 golf champion and Ironton as the 1974 football champion. John Mariin, Waverly principal, was appointed to draw up plans to replace the Bill Thomas Traveling Trophy, retired this year by Ironton after winning the grid title four years in a row . The late Mr . Thomas, of Wellston, was founder of the league in 1925. Attending from Gallipolis were Jim Davis and Ed Stewart. Representing Meigs was Jim Diehl and Charles Chancey. The next conference meeting (after Dec. 5) will be Match 5, 1975, at Jackson. lead to wage price controls. Spendable income for workers alter adjustment lor inflatton and higher payroll taxes continued tQ erode in October, the department said. ' Real spendable Income was down 0.3 per cent from September, despite pay raises and was down 4.9 per cent from October, I973. The Labor Department said the October rise in the CP! was led by an increase in food prices, which tradlttonally decline in the month. Sharply higher prices for sugar, cereal and bakery products offset declines in meats to send the food segment of the index up 1.3 per cent. Prices for eggs, soft drinks, convenience foods, peanut butter and other fat and oil products also increased in October, although not so rapidly as sugar and grain products. Cars also accounted for a major portion of the increase, the deparlment said, because of higher sticker prices for new cars and unusually high l'esale value of used cars. The cost of buying a home also continued to rise last month because of interest rates in the 9 per cent range. And furnishings for new homes such as ranges, refrigerators and other appliances also went up. Pageant moved to Middleport n m ;uu; enem . ._,, COw killed in traffic mishap A cow was killed In a traffic accident Investigated Wednesday by the 'Gallla-Meigs Post State Righway Patrol on Rl. 143, jwo miles north of Rl. 692 In Meigs County. . The animal, owned by Carl Greenlees of Rl. 4, Pomeroy, ran into the path of a vehicle operated by Jame~ B. White , 'D, of Albany. There was minor damage to his car. maids who had been serving htm: "Domo arigato gozamasu," which means "thank you very much." Before Ford left Tokyo, sources within the government of Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka said, American of(Continued on page 2) Prices up 0.9 o/o Diamond play will he doubled SENIORS OF EASTERN ffiGH SCHOOL wW present a 11 today" two-act comedy, "That Groovy Guru'! at 8 p.m. Saturdloy in the high school auditorium. Girls of the cas1 are, front row ,I to r, CoMie Dailey, Anita Buckley, Mandl~ Rose, . . ... I The Justice Departme nt stressed it was not c hallenging the practice of allowing local companies to provide exclusive telephone service in an area . Nevertheless, the 23 loca l Bell- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 1974 yoto re s Loaves for dough drive set r _menl. AT& T's giant Bell system of communiCJJtion would be cut up in lawsuit Devoted 1'o The Interests. of The Meigs-M11son Area·· DETROIT -THE AUTO JNDUSmY'S unemployrilent roll swelled by more than a thousand today amid reports Chrysler Corp. is preparing to announce another deep manpower cut this time in Its white collar ranks. The latest word on layoffs came qom General Motors Corp., which said Wednesday that it will idle 1,100 workers at Its Delco Remy Division Plant in Anderson, Ind. · United Auto Workers executive said Chrysler, which already has announced it will raise its layoff total to 70,000 before Tb8nksgtving, plans to idle about 10,000 unionized clerical workers. Douglas A. Fraser, the UAW vice president in charge of the union's Chrysler deparlment, said "a great, great majority" of the unloolzed clerical force would be laid off. Plans for the annual distribution of loaves of bread in Pomeroy on Nov. 27 to raise funds for the "Gifts for the Yanks Who Gave" program were made when Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, met Tuesday night at the post home. 1 Called "Dough for Dough", post members visit each home in the community and leave a loaf of bread. In exchange they· accept a donation of money for the veterans program. Through the program veterans who are patients in Ohio's Veterans Ad- market, '' the complaint said . Specifically. the department said AT&T had "obstructed'• other phone companies, microwave companies, mobile phone services and sa tellite carriers from linking up with the Bell nettworks . The complaint also said AT&T directed mos t of its customers to buy equipment from Western Electric , its wholly owned subsidiary. The department hopes to divide Western Electric in to two or more competing firms in order to provide niore competition in the manufacture and sale of telecommunicatid?!s equip- en tine at y By UDIIed Press !Diematlonal r •• corpur<ll.ion promptly served notice it would vigorously fight l.hc case. " We are confident we arc not in violaton or the antitrust h1ws and we are astonished that the Justice Department would take its present aetion with apparent disre~ard for its impact on the public ... said AT&T Chairman John D. deBut. ts in a statement fr om New York . He said the government action "c ould lead to fragmentation of responsibility for the nation 's telephone network . If that ha ppens, telephone service would detehorate and cost much, much more ." Attorney General William R Saxbc replied : "I am fully aware of the service that the Bell System has prov ided . Ne•;ertheless, 1 believe the law must be enforced.' ' The case threatens to be lon~. TilL• • Weather • Tonight & Thursday ,I .- Pythian sisters SH NEW OFFICERS of the Meigs DeMolay Olapter selected Monday night in Middleport are, . I to r, Scott Rel!ter, senior councilor; Bert Moshier, master councilor, and Mike Hendrickson, Ry Gt; N~; Ci\RI-~UN WASHINGTON (Up[) - In the largest antitrust action ever, the government is mavin ~ to break up the Bell System and ils centerpiece, American Telephone & Telegraph. for alledgedly monopolizing . !he telecommunicatio~s bus iness in the United States. The Justice Department filed civil suit Wednesday in ·Federal District Court here against AT&T , the world's largest privately held corportatiun , and two key subsidiaries ~Wester n Electric Co. Inc. and Bell Laboratories Inc. The gOvernment is trying to force AT&T to give up Western Electric, its exclusive manufacturing arm, plus some of its interstate telephone network, in order to promote competition and possibly reduce consumer rates. , ea. LADIES ,• • ·as¢ . ·' • MEIGS THEATRE Weshel' and Dryer. ... Sale WILKESVILLE Four members were taken into the Wilkesville Temple · 591, Pythian Sisters, at a meeting Friday night at the hall. · . Welcomed into membership were B<lnnie Johnston , Helen Miller, Bill ~ddy and Russell Whitley. Mrs. Anna Ogdin, most excell~nt chief presided at the meeting which opened in ritualistic form. A letter was read from the grand chief. Plans were made for a supper In January. Next meeUng will be Dec. 20 · at 7 p.m. with a potluck supper and $2 gift exchange. Frigidaire Skinny Mini. Fits almost anywhere. ·a.AKER· ~eets lfo~e~akers ~eet welcome members ' .. ... •For VISIT IN COLUMBUS CHESTER - Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Ridenour and Mr. and Mrs. John Ridenour and son, Jason, visited in Columbus with Mrs. Zelda Ridenour and Thelma . Bell monopoly charged Mr,, Mrs. Claus sought Social 1· Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus ",of NEW HAV~; N, W, Va , -- The Arlie a nd Ann .Carr; Joan of Wllliam, and Jean Yoho; Ca rpe nte r, daughter of John Judy Young, daughter of last year, Mike Grimm 'Td con tes t. is now underway for a Lisa Hayes, will crown we Carpenter; Peggy and Jenny Frank and Linda Ypung. buy and gi rl tu be Mr. and Mrs. 'j WEDNF.SDi\ V daughter of Shirley winners this year. Douthil, Votes a re one cent Cach , San tt1 Cluus of New Haven WILDWOOD Garden Club, SchoHI . The winners will be and Chuck Douthil; Vicki Lynn ' home of Mrs . Ed Bartels, <:rowned Dec . 6 at 7:30 p.m. Hayes. daughter of Nancy Minersville, 7:30 p.m. Each during the Winter Festival. Hayes; Timothy Humphreys, ' ·. member to make and take a son of Charles and Amy ' h ' These students are m t e Christmas arrangement for the four th, fifth or sixth grades. Humphreys; Keith King, son of Athens Mental Health Center. Jars con Wining the ca ndidates' James King ; Matthew Scott, PAST PRESIDENTS. pic tw·es are located at Miller 's son of Jerry Scott; Julia K. ' American I .egion Auxiliary, Marke l. Pizza Hut , New Haven Stevens, daughter of Tomi Drew , Webster Post 39, 7:30 Supermarket, Ben Franklin Stevens; Derrick Taylor, son of ~ ., ' p.m . a t the home of Mrs. and the Mason County Bank, Frances • Taylor ; Mark Isabelle Couch with Mrs. E llen Thompson, so n of Donna The candidates are Kimberly Couc h as co-hostess . J o Bush, daughter o! Charles Thompson ; Jane Wyatt, XI GAMMA Mu Chapter, Bush ; Mike Buzzard , sun of L. daughter of Charles Wyatt ; Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 F . Buzzard: David Karr. son of Tammy Lynn Yoho, daughter p.m., Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. with Mrs . Joan Lancaster, home economist, as speaker. Mothers of me mbers to be guests, Mrs. Ruth Riffle and SALISBURY - Construction Founder's Day to be observed Mrs . Beverly Long to present of a canopy from the Salisbury at that time . cultural report. Elementary School front door The executive committee AREA Volunteer Fire and to the steps where students are was directed to draft a letter to Amergency Ass'n. 7:30p.m. at unloaded from buses will get elected officials opposing Orange Township Fire Dept., underway some time this legalization of marijuana. John Tuppers Plains. Films will be month. Lisle, principal, announced the 1 shown. Thi s was the report of the Christmas program for PREL!MINARY planning work committee at the Tuesday , Dec. 17, with Mrs. session for a Meigs County Tuesday night meeting of the Christine Guthrie, vocal music health fair, 7:30 p .m . at the Salisbury PTA, sponsors of the teacher, and David Bowen, Presbyterian Church, Fourth improvement project. band director, to have charge. Ave., Middleport. All In- Material s are expected to The last parents ' workshop wiU dividuals and organizations begin arriving this week. be Thursday under the asked to attend meeting with Dale Colburn presided at the direction of John Arnott. George Jenkins, Belmont, meeting during which time it Phil Ohlinger led in the coordinator of Ohio health was reported that $491 was pledge to the fla g. Devotions fairs. Event would be a com- cleared on the Saturday night were given by Mrs. James munity developed, week-long fall festival. Membership now Will, and the program was health education program. stands at 119, it was noted, and presented by Andy Hoover,, THIRD Wednesday the $10 award to the room with Gene Shiveley, and Phil Homemakers Club, 10 a.m., the highest perce ntage of Ohlinger, both guitar and Syracuse Municipal Building. membership went to the third vocal. They were joined for Potluck at noon; afternoon grade with 95 pet. their concluding number by program on Christmas A report on the recent Laura Hoover who not . only decorations with Esther meeting of the Meigs County sang but accompanied on the Harden leader. Take medium Council of Parents and piano. .. .Lee Unlon-AIIs" hove II! sized styrofoam ball, sequins, Teachers was given by Mrs. The attendance banner went glitter, small pieces ric rae, Barbara Fry who announced to the sixth grade. Refreshfour long pipe cleaners. that Salisbury will be host lor ments were served. THURSDAY the February meeting witJ) FOOTBALL Banquet at Eastern High School, 6:30p.m. Bill Hanlin, a successful coach at NAJA Glenville College, guest speaker. Public is inSizes 36 to 50 in shorts, regulars and longs. vited. There will be $1 donation Style as pictured. WILKESVILLE - Several Nursing Home , Columbus. at door. Parents of football players and cheerleaders who holiday activities were planned A visit to the glass factory at $17 .98 Army Twill 50 per cent Polyester, 50 per during a recent meeting of the were not notified what to bring Moundsville , W. Va., was cent Cotton and Forest Green. are asked to prepare Jolly Homemakers Club at the planned and a meeting and home of Mrs. Anna Ogdin. vegetable, dessert or salad. Christmas party was set for Mrs. Effie Grate reported on Dec. 11 at the home of Mrs. ROCK Springs Belter Health Club, I: 15 'p .m ., home of Grate. Members drew names Frances Folmer. Betty Conkle for a gift exchange. Mrs. in charge of program. announced the Christmas Vivian Tope presided at the $18.98 Herringbone Twill, 100 percent cotton. I MIDDLEPORT Child workshop Dec . 3 at the meeting which opened with the Conservation League, 7:30 Methodist Church at McAr- pledge to the flag , devotions by p.m., Columbia Gas Co. office, thur. Name tags were made for Mrs. Ogdin from "The Upper cooking demonstration by the Christmas workshop by the Room," and the officers Betty Newton. Everyone to members. reports. It was noted that Mrs. take a guest. The club also decided to Ruby Lambert wlll replace Just Received Another Shipment prepare baskets of fruit for Mae DeLaney on the Senior FRIDAY FIRST annual Thanksgiving shut-ins for Christmas, and tO Council. Ki111ball Pianos Prices A potluck dinner was served supper at Orange Township take lap throws made by the Fire Dept. and Community members to the .rest home at at noon to those named and building, Tuppers Plains 5 p.m. McArthur. One will also be sent Mrs , Clara Shenefield, Mrs. Sponsored by Tuppers Plains to Mer tie McGinnis Mcilvain, a Dorothy Cray, and Mrs. former resident of the com- Evelyn DeVault . Several Community Women 's Club. munity, now in the Monterey members were reported ill. SATURDAY Thanksgiving ANNUAL dinner Saturday at Racine SPECIAL. GROUP Grange 6:30 p.m. Bring covered dish and table service also gift for patients at Southeastern Ohio Mental Hospital. Auction sale. FALL Festival Saturday at 6:30p.m. sponsored by Salem • For Girls YOUR Center PTA. There will be games, prizes, refreshments, Boys CHOICE and auction. Everyone is welcome. ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT-POINT PLEASANT To Choose From SUNDAY REVIVAL begins at the Salem Community Church, two miles from West Columbia, W. Va., on Lieving Rd., 7:30 p.m. Rev. George Hoschar preaching. Special singing. Public invited. l) RIO GRANDE - The wails of bt·uken women will resound a midst the rubble of a shattered Troy as the Rio Grande Th eatre will present "The Trojan Wom en," Nov. 21 'i$t~:::::::tt;.:::: ~::~~~ ' • Louann l'jewell, VIcki Gaul, Becky Ebersbach, Karen Reed, Debbie Boatright; back row, I tor, Liz Edwards, Barbara Coates; Mickey Taylor, Mary Lu Mills, Linda Myers, Marsha Kimes,a nd JaneBahr. See boys in easton page 2. .. ,.. The Southeast Ohio Junior Miss Pageant will he staged at the Meigs Junior High School in Middleport at 8 p.m . Saturday. The pageant was earlier scheduled in the Pomeroy Junior High School but the site has been changed to provide better lighting and st.oging. The seven contestants lhia year are Cookie Weddle, Southern High School, Racine ; Diane Strbng, Wilkesville, Vinton Hi gh School:· Beth Devol, Buchtel, NelsonvilleYork High School ; Judy Owen, Middleport; Jennifer Chapman, Pomeroy, and Babs Witte, Pomeroy, all of Meigs High School, and Cindy Lawson, Racine, Southern High School. The contestants are selling tickets in advance at $1.25 each. Tickets at the door Saturday night are $1.75. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 20, 1974