http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/52df7dad5239d5b8f456df0c46a5fd71.pdf e312775c2a70b7ef960f13ca0e596309 PDF Text Text • 12 ~ The Dally Sentlnel, ll!iddlepor_!_-P~meroy, 0 ., Tuesday,Oct. 28,1975 Cl.us "AA 11 Se.c+;"""l Voilt yb<>ll Tour"o."'e~+ f'l'?S Mrs. Marsh, 75,claimed lssu~ ' 'kJLM ' IJov ~,d. I 1 :oo~ "' .... ocr .u l ~- ' o.t .a ) lm/4 ~ 0<-t ~'i f ·, n L... A. ATHENS - Mrs. Minnie Mae Marsh, 75, Richland · Ave., Athens, formerly of · Meigs County, died Monday at O'Bieness Memorial Hospital iollowlng a several weeks illness.' Mrs. Marsh was born at Dexter, daughter of the late John and Iva Folden MUler. She was preceded In death by her husband, Lee Marsh, and a brother, Marvir! ·Mlll.er. Surviving are .a slsler-lnill j), law, Mrs. l!el~n Miller of UlngsvUle; a niece, Mrs. fll.,.t, John (Clirolyn) Gardner of Wellston; two nephews, Richard Miller of Balt:more, . Ohio, and Ronald Miller of Reynoldsburg; three great nieces and on,!l great-nephew. Mrs. Marsh was chief D. Russell Lee Vocational School '. supervisor at the former Athens State Hospital whee she . was employed for 42 years before her retirement. She was a member of the Richland ' Avenue United Man gets six ' Methodist Church, Athens months on charge Chapter 175, Order of Eastern Star, Athens , Grange, the In Meigs County Common Priscilla Group of the Pleas Court Ronald L. Homemakers Club and was Board of Education in ex- Racine. He is the son of Mrs. Vogler, who had earlier plead active with the Senior Dedication ceremonies for pressing the sentiments of the Uillan Lee of Racine and the guilty to charges of Citizens program. the D. Russel Lee Vocational citizens of Butler County late Dale Lee. Lee is a possession of an hallucinogen Funeral services will be School were held on S\lnday, named the new facility the D. graduate Of Racine High was sentenced to six months held at I p.m. Thursday at the Oct. 26, which marked the Russel Lee Vocational School and Ohio State .in Meigs Gounty Jail by Hughes Funeral Home, successful culmination of the School, a most fitting and University·. He earned his Judge John C. Bacon. He was Athens, with Rev. Danny efforts of many to bring the proper · honor to a Mast~:r of Arts Degree from given credit for the days that Hahl officiating. Burial will . dream of a vocational school professional educator who Ohio State University with he has already spent In jail. be In the West Union St. to fruition. D. Russel Lee is a has devoted unselfishly over extensive additional · In other court action Ar- Cemetery. Friends may call former resident of Racine. thifty-seven (37 ) years to graduate work l!iken at della Herdman filed for at the funeral home from 2 to The project began over a providing educational op- Miami University . Lee support under the reciprocal 5 and fro10 7 to 9 p.m: Wed- decade ago under the very . portunitles to the young resides in West Chester, Ohio ,agreement ac.t against Oley nesday. · capable leadership · of the people and citizens of Butler (Butler County) with his wife Everett Herdman. Superintendent of Butler County. Lee has spent his Helen. They are the parents David Wooten, Rt. 3, County Schools D. Russel entire professional career of of two sons, Charles Lee, a Albany, was granted a Lee. This beautllul new · thirty-seven (37) years graduate 'of Ohio State dl vorce from Christina facility for the youth and serving .Butler County as a University, who Is employed Woolen, Buchtel and Brenda citizens of Butler County was teacher, local superin- by the First National Bank of Sue Patterson from Charles truly a community effort, two tendent, and county Cincinnati, and Dr. David Earl Patterson, each on that is, community I Lee, Professor at Western charges of gross neglect of SUP.erinlendent. representation was Involved Harold D. Miller, 37, D. Russel Lee was born In Kentucky University. duty and extreme cruelty. throughout every step and Patriot, escapj!d Injury In an The marriage of Michael developmental phase from D.' RUSSEL 'LEE' Lee Roach and Cynthia accident at 3 a.m. today on the o~er 23 different curricula Rt. 141, four miles south of Roach waa dissolved.' offerings to the actual design · German Ridge. of the building. According to the Gallia· Construction of the building over ~uu students were · (Continued from page 1) Meigs Post Stale Highway began in the spring pf 1974. . enrolled in two-year said here Monday - itigbt Congress would probably act MEET TONIGHT Patrol,'Miller traveling south Total cost of the structure programs with an expected favorably oo a constitutional amendment io outlaw racial All Pomeroy Fire Depart- fell asleep at the wheel. His including equipment Is ap- enrollment of over 1,000 busing. ·menlmembersaretOmeetat car ran off the right slde of proximately six .(6) million students for the 1976-77 school ''The important thing- probably the only way we're going the fire department · the highway went over an dollars with 150,000 square year. Adult education and to change it -Is to offer a constitutional amendment .. be told headquarters at 7:30 this embankment Into a creek. feet of floor space. Students continuing educational · a state Republican lund-raising affair. "First of If the evening prior to going to tbe There was moderate damage from seven (7) local achool classes will be underway by Coogreu closl't pass the amendment that doeln't make any Ewing Fmeral Home to pay and no charge waa filed. districts plus two (2) non- January, 1976. difference, the lltalel can do it. And If theY doo't do It, the respects to the late. Glenn A_ deer wu killed in an public schools began classes The Butler County Joint people can do it." · Dill. accident at 9:15p.m. Monday In September of this year. Vocational School District on Rt. 7, north of Crown City. . SAN FRANCISCO - THE A'l"l'ORNEY for Sara Jaoe The patrol said the deer ran Moore, accused of trying to assnllinate Pr"'dent Ford, wants into the path of a car operated ·:·:·:·::··-=··.·:·.···.···· ··.···.·.·:·:·.·:·:-:-::·.·.·. her arralgnlilent delayed until CliJIPletion of her paychlalric and from 7 to 9 on Wed- by Timothy M. Cornell, 40, of PICKUP NEXT WJ']EK evaluation. CANTON, Ohio (UPI) nesday. Masonic rites will be Gailipolis. There was Leaf pickup by PomMiss Moore, 411, aformer FBI Informer, was to appe&r in The slxtb millionaire conducted at 7:30 ·p.m. moderate damage. eroy village employU, s. Dlltrlct Court today after being indi~ 1aat week. dniwlttg of the Oblo Lottery Wednesday at the RuUand es has been moved Conviction oo a charge of trying the kW the President carries a was scbeduled to be held Chapel by Harrisonviile tonight at Beldeo VIllage from the week of Nov. 17 to maximum penalty of life In prlaon. Lodge 411, F and AM. Mall ID Canton with 100 next week beginning Nov .. 3. Residents are to have their WASIUNGTQN - THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT IB Veterllll Memorial Hotpltal ' fbtalllll eacb guaranteed a leaves bagged and at cur. reopening ita lnveitlgatlon Into a buslne~~~~ deal that netted prize. ADMlTI'ED - Mlna Hesa, $1,000 bings fo~ the pickup service. Henry Keams an apparent profit of several hundred thousand Each of the 100 fbtallall Pomeroy; Virginia Ri!Oe, (Continued from page I) dollara when he was prelldent cl. the govenunent's EIIJIOrtRacine; Teddi Smith, will receive a $1,too cbeck and community setting. Jmport Bank. at 5: C5 p.m. ud lben will ''<JJio has the 111011 llkliled Racine; Vemard Edwards, place bfa numbered ball In STUDJESt;. ERWAY An earll• investigation establllhed that in 1972 Keams work force In the nation, but .Poineroy; Wayne BrieIdes, a tumbler 111 tbe man Bible studies are being realized mOre than PIO,OOO by selllnc stock to Mitsui (USA), a many lndWitriel are leaving Tuppers Plains; Morris concourse for M. C. Jim conducted at Eastern Higb major borrower from the Export--Import Bank, but,developed to go to lltates which offer Teaford, Portland; George ~to draw. The drawhtg School every Tuesday and "Insufficient evidence ..• to support criminal charg.es." ' . jarge tu advanlaaes to in- Conde, Syracuse; On a Dyer, lllarll al6:30 p.m. , Thursday from 5:30 to 8:30 New Haven: Melanie · dultry,"· replied Rhodes. WASIUNGTON - BROADWAY STAR Pearl Bailey mi Iil&lN'"'II' \""' •• ·;:::, 1.1Iii! p.m. by Tom Kelly In Room danced Oppooenla clalm indullrles Waldnig, Racine. with Prealdent Ford and Egyptian President Anwar 103. DISCHARGED - Robert could receive tu tnw lor Sadat, sang a duet with actor Omar Sllarll and heisted Vice capital expanslona. using Waldnig, Frances Darnell, President Nelaon Rockefeller's honHimmed lilfocais during a LOCAL TEMPS automatfu1 - thereby cur- VIrginia Edwards, Henry swlriglng ev~ ~t lbe White Houle Monday. , BOXER DIES The temperature In tailing ~~~~ of creating MIUlron, Helen Wllllams. President Ford and hla wive Betty stayed on the dance PARIS (UPI) - Georges downtown Pomeroy at 11 Door untii1:3Cia.m. EST,long after Sadat, the guest of honor, jobs. Holzer. Medical Cealer Carpentier, the French a.m. Tuesday was 63 degrees and hts wife had departed. (Diaeitaqn, Oc:l. !'I) heavyweight boxer who under cloudy skies. D. Russel Lee Vocational C. W. Stansbury, 84, succumbs after illness RUTLAND - Clellle W. Stansbury, 84, Mulberry Av., Rutland, died Monday at Holzer Medical Center following a three-year Ulness. Mr. Stansbury waa born Jan·. 22, 1891, 41ear Carpenter the son of the late Thelmore and Orinda McClellan Stansbury. On Aug. 22, 1914, he married the former Goldie M.. Woodgerd who preceded him In death on April 7, 1959. On •July 5, 1961, he married Fern Halllday Sweeney, who survives. During his varied career, Mr. Stan1bury Wal employed by the Peerless Optical Co. In Columbus, The Athens State llolpltal, taught school In the Dye.vllle area, and was employed as a railway postal clerk fllr over 44 years. Belidl!ll h!s wife, he Is aurvived by a son, William Stansbury of Colwnbul; ·a daughter, Mrs. G. E . (Pauline) Knight of Mass111on; two granddaughters, Mrs. Terry (Peggy) Hopkins of HamUton and Mlsa Kathy Knight of Mendocino, Calif.; "two greatgrandlona, Seotl and Lance MEIGS lHEATRE TONITE lhru THURS. OCT. 2e.jo NOT OPEN FRI.·SAT.·SUN. OCT. 31-Nov. 2 I)IGIY, THE IIGGEST DOG IN THE WORLD cTec:llnlcolorl Sllow starfl7i00 p.m. Hopkins of Hamilton; a brother, Dale Stansbury of Route 4, Pomeroy; two slst~rs, Mrs. Howard (Mae) Tewksbury, Columbus, · and Mrs. Duane (Faye) Kitsmiller of Millersport. Several nieces, nephews and cousins also survive. Besides his parents and·his first wile, Mr. Stansbury was preceded In death by a daughter, Martha Elizabeth, in 1926, and a sister, Mrs. Robert (Flossie) Gray, Columbus. Mr. Stansbury had been a member of the Glenwood United Methodist Church In Columbus for over 57 years, the Luther B. Turner Lodge 732, F. and A.M. for over 50 years. He was a member of the National Transport Aalln., and the National Aalloclation of Federal Civil Service Employes, Local Chapter 44- T. . Funeral services will be held at 9:30a.m·. Thursday a\ the Rutland Chapel of the Walker Funeral Home with the Rev. Robert Bumgarner officiating. Following services here the body will be taken to the Schoedlnger. Norris Funeral Home at Grove City webre friends may call from noon to 2 p.m. Thursday. At 2 p.m. Tliurs· day graveside riles will be conducted at the Grove City Cemetery with the Rev. W. W. Bright officiating. Friends may call at the Rutland Chapel of the Walker Funeral Home from 10 a.m. to noon and 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday. The family will receive friends from 3 to 5 Is there an ~ ~· antidote for new-·ear fe'ler? .f Patrol prohes , accidents News •• in Briefs rill, Hospital News · Pros ... Ora Brumfield, Dolly Cherrington, Tonya Cochran, Robert Fife William GamblU, Myrl Gibbs, Maude · Gray, Reginald Pauley, Laura Scruggs, Jane Walker. Yes, A Citizens National Auto Loan lAKER FURNITURE belted InJack ropes theirllempaey historic into boutthe 10 1921 but was !mocked out two ' rounds later. died Monday night from a heart attack. He was 81. Carpentier and the !ale . APPROn( RESOLUTJON Marcel Cerdan were the two PHILADELPHIA (UP!)_ most popular French bosers De......,ates to the N tiona! In history. ~nUer, like ~a , a Dempsey, retired to open a Organization for Women restaural\t convention Monday apProved · a resolution for pasaage of the Equal Rights Amendment. The 2,500 delegates also voted to hold a conaUtutlonal cooventloit In Kansas City, Kan., to clear up 110111e of the procedural problems that came up here. PLAYING NITELY TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY GEO. HALL . TUES.· THURS. FRI. UAT. B:J0-1:00 8: J0.2 i00 The MEIGS .INN CLOTHES FOR LimE BOYS SIZES 2 TO 7 Stop in the busy mens and boys depar.tment first floor. See the fine selection of clothes far the · · EDU'OR'S NOI'E: 'l'wo of tbe coaalltulloaal ameadmeull 011 tbe Nov. 4 ballot _,deal wltb trainportallon. bsue 3' II Gov: James A. . Rbodea' f1.75 billion tranIPJrtallon bond llaue.llne 8, reeGDII!Ieaded by lbe Oblo General AHembly,II a' more Umlled propo&al alloq the slate lo help flnuce frelghl "and panen·,;er ' raUwav development. UPI Sll!tehouse Rejiorter Lee Leonard spells out eac~ plan 111 thb lblrd of live articles: -- . By LEE LEONARD UP! Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UPI) -State ·Issue 3 authorizes the sale of $1.75 billion· In bonds for transportatioo development. )'dore thlin . f1 billion of the proceeds would be used for state highway construction and road and bridge repairs over th~ next four years. · In additiiJII, $400 million would be disbursed to Ohio counties, townJhipt and cities for the same purpose, and another $100 million would be reserved for Inner city streets and street lighting. . billion In highway projects ' eludes $(15 million for mass are ready to go, and there is transit improvements, f55 no money to fund t~. " million . for high-llpeed The governor says hts pro- commuter rail ~rvice, $45 gram would create 500,000 .million for park roads and jobs over five years, in- park ·access, $25 million ·for eluding 20,000 by ne~ spring. transportation research, $10 Opponents claim this ill in- million for upgrading county Dated, counting construction . airports and $5 million for workers moving from ooe job bicycle paths. to another· ' · The high-speed rail service The ·bond issue also In- would be in a Cleveland- • 38 MfiG. 93MPH ....... ........" .. taW Best In I Pants In solld colors • plaids embroidered solid colors. Cute styles · many have lackets to match. POM EROY·M IDDLEPORT, OHIO f (Continued on page 20) en tine The term love for a zero from an Anglicized pronunciation of the French word "i'oeuf" (the egg), a usage similar to the colloquial phrase "goose egg." PRICE 15' WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1975 Housing block grant in works ' commission were Shar.on lhle, Meigs County Health Nurse, and Joan Culp, sanitarian, in regard to remodeling the doM1stairs of the former children's home for offices for the Meigs County Board of Health. No decision was made, however. Probate Judge Manning Webster submitted a letter to lhe commissioners requesting permission to have some of the books in his office rebound at a cost of $1,329.10. The commissioners approved the request. ' C. E. Blakeslee met with the commissioners and discussed lhe meeting last week of the ~gional Plan- ning Commission, and Eleanor Thomas, director of the Meigs County Council oo Aging, discussed activities of the senior citizens program. John Pollard, who asked the commission for gravel to be placed on Sand llidge Road, Scipio Township, was advised this was the responsibility of the trustees, but suggested he confer with Wesley Buehl, county engineer. Ron Anderson asked the commissioners about obtaining scuba diving equipment for four persons of IJICII"lliM lri«bt and early at h.m. nte apple butter will be on sale at the the Pomeroy Fire and ER APPlE BUTI'ER TIME -The Ladles Awdllary oftbe Syracuse Fire municipal builcllng today from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at $2 a quart, jar furSquads who are Interested in ~t spent a long day Tuesday making apple butter from 211 nished. Orders may alao be placed by calling member. the program. It was bushel of apples they prepared Monday rUgllt. Cooking began oo Tuesday suggested that equipment may be obtained through the Civil Defense program. Attending were Henry Wells, Warden Ours and Bernard Last swnmer when the location signed by over 300 provides that a change can be today, hes voted with James Gilkey, commissioners, The polling location for the made in the last 25 days Quivey and Leslie Fultz , Martha Chambers, clerk, and ~>.«cmw.<'~~::f::::::::::::~).:·::::).::::::::::::::::::.::::>.:::::::~::::::::::::~::::::::>.:::::::i Nov. 4 election in Letart Twp . board of elections, along with voters of Letart Twp. The board voted 3-11n favor before an election under board members, on their Wesley Buehl. will be at the Letart Falls Secretary of Stale Brown voting on the measure, of that request with board emergency measures. Again action to ma~e the Letart Communlty.Hall. Falls Community Hall the This final declslon was reduced the voting precincts member E. A. Wingett Wingett cast the dissenl).ng election location at the Nov . 4 ,made by Secretary of State of Meigs County from 40 to 30, casting the t!lssenting vole. vote and board member • election. By Ualted Prell Jateraatlenal Ted W. Brown in a letter the voting precinct was set He charged the •action wsa William Cozart abstained. Wingett commented that he Again Wingett protested MADRID, SPAIN - GENERALISSIMO Francisco r!)Ceived by the Meigs County for the East Letart area in a . not legal because a change Franco, a, dangerolllly W after a Rries cl. major heart at- . Board of Elections today. building known as the ''Town had to be made at least 25 saying that the 2-1 vote was has "faith In the secretary of days before an election and nota majority of Ute'board. lt slate and his staff" and inlacb, pel'llltent ltomacb bleeding, lnteBtinal paralysll and The voting location for Ute House." othl!l" COO!pllcatloM, hovered weakly between life and death townshlp has been In conHowever, on Oct. 17, a only 22 days remained before was later decided that the dicated he is satisfied with matter should be submitted the decision in view of the today. fusion the pasllwo weeks. delegation from the township the .el.ecUon. One medical expert said, ''The outlook Ia very grave and The board mel again and to the secretary of state since information on which the appeared before the board of the chance of recovery mlnlmal." The Madrid lii!Wip&per elections and asked that the under emergency measures the 2-1 vote did not constitute ~cretary based his decision, Ntievo Dlario headlined· "Franco is Dying." The medical polling place be set at the pasSed a 2-1 motion to set the a majority. The secretary of Wingett stated. The village of Middleport "l'ni just anxious to get on teams attending Franco; now lncreaeed to 17 memben, Letart Falls Community Letart Falls Community stale was called upon for his today signed a contract with with the election," Wingett reported a alight lmjtovement this morning alter another Building. The group had Building as the voting place vote on the matter and acthe state to receive $750 In concluded, dangerous relapse 12 hours earlier. "His condition h. still petitions requesting thai for the township . Law cording to the letter received federal planning funds to grave," a bulletin said. update Its 11-year-old "comprehensive plan." l..ONOON - POLICE S4ID TQDAY TilEY arreeted two No !etten to lbe editor The grant will be supwomen and four men llllpi!Cied cl. ~ a bomb laat week Voters asked to support levy pertaining to eaadklates or plemented with $375 in local that narrowly miaeed Caroline Kennedy, daughter rl. the late lsaaea to be voted upon in-kind service assistance. One youth was killed and president. The Thursday bomb attack blew apart a car of Pomeioy VUiase omclals today asked vateF No~. 4 wW be publlabed In The contract was presented Brltl.lh Member of Parliament Hugh Fruer, illling Prof. another is listed in fair support of a new one miD tu levy at the Nov. 4 election lbe final two iuues of lhll by the Ohio Department of Gordon Hamilton Fairley, one of Britain's leading cancer conaition, at the Holzer for carreot opentlag expense. paper prior to election day . Ecooomic and Community ..-ardlerl who bad looked underneath the vel!lcle. Medical Center as a result of §! ·Jbe vtllace prNeudy baa a 1.1 mW levy In effect ~ ol lbla poUcy Is to Developmen t which ad· '!'be mauapecla were nat Identified and were being held in a headon collision Involving for operating expenses btl 111creues In lbe cost of auare that DO cbaraea or ministers the U. S. Housing Leah Ord, representing the aecret locations againlt the polllbllity of a reiCUe attempt. two motorcycles at 6:50p.m. II reel UgbllnC make the levy request mattdatory, Mrs. statement• wlll be and Urban Development Gallia : Meigs - Jackson Pollee said the two ,women were slsten. The blast came just · Tuesday on Ewlngton Rd. one Jane WIIIIOD, clerk, said. publiabed wllbouladequale (HUD) 701 planning funds for Mental Health and Retarbefore Frsaer wu to drive Mill Kennedy, lllaying with the tenth of a mile west of Rl. 160. ·Jbe present levy br1Dg1 In a boll $12,101 a year; opportunity lor reluiiDI the state. HUD 701 grants are dation Board, discussed Th. Gallla·Melgs Post Fraser family, to an art class. from H $3,.1DDIIIII hydrant relit is paid In addltl011to such charcea or used to improve the planning treatment of mentally Stale Highway Patrol said a abolll $12,4011 for street IIPtlD&· 1be payout obvlo•ly stalemenll. Frlday'a paper and management capabilities retarded, community WASlnNGTQN - LABOR UNION MONEY played a' cycle driven by Roger L. Ia e1ceedlng the Income of the levy and lbe vDlage Ia will be tbe Jail day for of local governments and planning, personal advocacy, major role In 'Democratic Sen. Jolm Durkin's victory in the Mefford, 17, Rl. 2, Vinton, ' able to hutctloa only because a amall reserve - now letters on all election Issues help build and support in· drug education, and the tax New Hampshire runo()f( election over Republican Loula traveling west, collided gone -wu bulllap over put yean, Mrs. Jane Wllltoa, and· Individual races . levy supporting the ·mental lergovernmental relations. Wyman 1aat month. ' headon with a motorcycle clerk, reported. Lettel'l sbould be Ill the ' The grant will be f1sed to health program with the Ofllclal llgurea on file wltb the Federal Election Com- operated by Jeffrey A. Mn. Wllll011 said lbe IIebl bill, whlelt a few yean baoda of the editorial update the Middleport mission showed Tuelday that labor contributed over f75,000, or Harder, 17, Rt. 1, Ewington. Jaycees Monday evening. ago wa1 $5M to .... a molllb, baa doubled ud chargea department ao later tban 5 Comprehensive Plan of 1964 Tlie Jaycees endorsed the onHhlrd of the f%10,1104 spent by Durkin. The legal spending Mefford was dead on arrival for street UgbU.., donal appear to bellabllllhtg. p.m. Tbunday lor Friday's which includes economic Umlt in New lfamplftlre under the new campaign reform act at the Holzer Medical Center. renewal of the levy. In addltia 10 llt,lpiJq pay for ltreet Ucb~. lbe new publlcatiOD. development , land use, wu $220,1100, Wyman ~peri $173,489 according to his final Plans for the Halloween Dr. Donald R. Warehime, levy wonld provide eddlllonlll new ll&ltiiDJ lor aome community facilities and Gallla·County Coroner, ruled ~'""%:'~.= ts:Mt.~::l.WO: patrol were completed for campaign report. pre~e~~tly ''dark tpots" In lbe town, Mrs. Walton public services and a capital trick or treat night this death was caused by internal Two defendants pointed out. l'be new tu would bring In from $5,000 to improvements plan. evening from 6 to 7 p.m. WASHINGroN- THE SENATE, IN ONE of the lrolldeat bleeding. se,eoo a year to the town '• current operating expe~~se The proposed update IninyeatiptiOIII of regulatory qenclea ever launched, Ia setting Robert Buck is ch~lrman of Harder underwent surgery fined by mayor ICCOilDt. • cludes examinations of out . to' Iiam what really is 11011111 on Ill the vall federal Tuesday night for head and Two defendants, one on the patrol. economic and population Jaycee Day will be sponbureaucracy tblt controla 10 many !IJPeClla of American life. chest injuries .. He also sui- . three charges, have been information, inventory of . Jolat bearings by the Senate Commerce and -Gove~nt fered multiple leg and ankle fined in the , court of Mid· :so red by Larry Powell, land use, community Operatlqna Commltteea begin today llito the alphabet maze of Injuries. dleport Mayor Fred Hoff- Powell's Super Value, Thursfacilities and services, transsometime between II p.m. man . A third defendant regulatory ~~~ IIUdl u lhlliCC, FCC, FTC, EPA, FDA, day, when 10 percent or the The Meigs County Sheriff's portation plans, printing of Oct. 27 and 8:50p.m . Oct. 28. FPC and CAB. The Senate nthorlled the investigation in July forfeited bond. ·receipts for the day will be Department reported that a subdivision regulations and The car was reported Cecil Banks, Jr., 44, donated to the Jaycees. wllb a mclget cl. nearly 1000,000. 1971 Chevrolel ·belonging to ~ . actlvllt Ralph Nader wu lllllOI1II the ~t The Jaycees' Park Project Judy McDaniel , Rt. 4, recovered Tuesday at 8:30 revision. of the capital ImMiddleport, waa fined $10 and costs on a disorderly manner was reported on -by Bill Pomeroy, was taken from the p.m. near Richmond, Ohio. II provements program. ICheduled witn-•. Ha was to lei!Wy, according to Sen. Work will be completed by Aliralytm RlbieoH, D-Conn., on "the clrcumalancea charge, $25 and costa on a Young , park coordinator. One driveway of her home Is unknown at this time who the Buckeye Hills - Hocking 0 destruction of property stole the automobile . II is still the pl'llllluJcatlon c1. the lll...faled regulatiOM of the tennis courts is ready to Valley Regional Developrequlrhtg saat belt interlock l)'llernl in aU autiiiiObllea." under investigation . A total of 254 persons hs,ve charge, and 1100 and costs pour. The pouring is ment District and the vUlage SUIT FILED cast absentee ballots to date' and three days In jail for scheduled for Saturday. . ' planning commission . HUD OONOORD, N. H. - RONALD REAGAN'S formal in the Nov . 4 election, Mrs. driving whUe his license was Thanks was extended to Don In Meigs County COmmon Money Arrived 701 planning assistance daclaratloo of candidacy, for tbe RepubUcan prelidentlal Dorothy Johnston, director of s~nded, and Gary L. King, Collins for donations of sand Pl~as Court ·a divorce suit State Auditor Thomas E. grants apply to non. nontlnatlon wiD 001111 nat 111011th, llld .a Reagan campaign the Meigs County Board of 20, Middleport, paid $10·and and gravel. • was file!) ,and another was Ferguson's office distributed •.· .·.· .. ·.·." .. . · · . ....-.·.·.·.·,·,· .. ·:" '•'• .......... metropolitan · counties and ollcla). Huab Grla, Relflln'a New ~ campajcn Elections, reports. granted. Pauline M. Cun· $9,747,886 in gasoline taxes in costs for squealing tires . cities. This year , apEXTENDED OUTLOOK chief, ssld Tuel!iay Rucal\ will make hll·, declaration In ningham, Minersville, field October to Ohio's counties, Deadline (or ali absentee Forfeiting a $25 'llond posted proximately . 30 Ohio com· , · Wllhlnlfton aome tlme.ln the' final two weeki of November. . Friday through Sunday, suit for divorce against ciyde townships, cities and voting at the office of the on a charge of failing to yield I . a chance of showers Friday W. Cunningham, same ad· villages. Meigs County munlties will share more board, located In tbe Masonic the righ-t of way was . MON'I'ClOMERY, ALA. - ALABAMA GOV. <leorp Temple, Mulberry Ave., Mar~aret Jones, Middleport. and generally fair dress, on charges of gross communities received a total than $200,000 In HUD funds. The Middleport Planning Saturday and Sunday. W.U.ce II rulllliniiiDr lilt o.nocrlllc prelldentill nomlnatl!ll Pomeroy, is 12 noon, this neglect of duly and extreme of $5,681. Amounts received commission, Bill Childs, and will make' the omelll amouncement NQV. 12. Wllllce'a Saturday, Nov. I. The board Highs will be In the upper cruelty. Mary R. Rouse was by Meigs villages include LOCAL TEMPS president, meets each month ........tary.BillJ JoeCimp,lt1DOUJIC,'8d the dale Tuelday office will be open alao from 1 The temperature · in 50s to the lower 80s and granted a divorce from Guy Middleport, $1 ,957 ; Pomeroy, lifter a DIWI confii'IIICI by tbe governor Ia whk:h he warned a to 4 p.m. Thursday and downtown Pomeroy at 11 lows will be from the mid R. Rouse, on charges of gross $2,202; Racine, $524; on the third Monday in the old llninclaldelaaltby New York City could endan~er the worlcl'l Friday for the convenience of a.m. Wednesday was 65 30s to the mid 40s. neglect of duty and extreme Rutland, $471, and Syracuse, council chambers. The public is welcome. · !Continued on page to) $527. de~rees under cloudy skies. ! E' ;.;t;i .. .ll: 8"-~.::w.~::::~:*:::::.-:: cruelty. such voters. BYKATIECROW The 'Meigs Cowtly Com· missioners Tuesday gave the go-ahead for the Gallia-Meigs · Community Action Agency to apply for a bloc)t grant for federal funding under Title I. Formal application must be made by a local unit of government, that is, the commissioners. The grant, which must be used to purchase homes and rehabilitate them, will be Of no expense to the county. Meeting with the com· missioners on the application were Hazel McKelvey and Bobbi Leadingham of the CAP. Also meeting with the . Q>mmunity Hall is Letart township's voting place ·Jllews • •• rn .Brrefsl Update of plan assured Rt. 2 Vinton youth .killed in collision Mental health support levy is endorsed i 254 haVe cast ahsentee ball ts . Winter Jackets all warmly llned many with hoods. Solld colors and · · patterns. Sport and Dress Shirts solld colors ·fancy patterns- long sleeves- all permanent press. l billion to f1 .9 billion over .30 years. Rhodes says the tranSJ)ortation projects wi)l draw more than f3 billion in federal matching lunda. ABanexampleofthe cost of the bond issue to motorists, a vehicle !raveling 12,000 miles a year and getting 13 miles to tbe gallon would cost an extra score in tennis likely arose Devoted To The lnterests of The Meigs-Mason Area aurrouncllni ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Live Entertalnm!!nt I ···- Youngstown . Pittsburgh . Cleveland . Columbus Dayton. Cincinnati corridor. Tiiis project will be further discussed in th~ section on Issue 8. · Opponents of Issue 3 claim It cannot be fmanced through the proposed penny-a-gallon iucrease In the gasoline tax, because Interest payments on the bonds will amount to $1.5 Now You Know at y Mostly cloudy and colder · tonight with a chance of evening showers. Lows tonight will be In the mid to upper 30s. Mostly sunny Thursday with the highs In the lower 50s. · VOL)XVII NO.. 139 The st~te TraliBpOrtation Departmeothas alist of road construction . ~nd improvement project priorities, but some of the money would go for projects yet unplanned. Opponents claim there are up to ~ million worth of undefined proJects. ''Ohio has no master program lor transportation," says Rhodes. "More than 11 Olevy is taken from driveway sm<~ll : fry. _ Sweaters In sllpovers · cardiganssleeveless models. 992·3629 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Deposits lnsurtd To 140.000 ' ELBERFELDS lN POMEROY .1 "THE FRIENDLY BANK" MIDII.EPORT, OHIO ~-------------------11!1'------. ~ WALK-UP TELLER WINDOW AND AUTO TELLER WINDOW OPEN FRI. EVENINGH To 7 P.M. - :lblrd of Five Articles' School is dedicated Oct. 26 . . JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED 3 authorizes sale of ·transpQrtatio'n development bonds •I . .\ t .. ~ �I • "' • "' • ' . .._ '" '. .. ' "' . . .. . . '· .. . ' . . .."· .. .. . . . . -. . .- . . • · 3- Th<! Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Oct. 29 , 1!175 . RAY . CROMlEY ~- --~ -------------- ~ - - ------! 1. Lelten a1 apbilo11 are welcomed. Tiley allOIIId be 1 ' . ' · ·t leu IU! *words loq (or be subject to redaetloB bJ 1 I tbe edltar) a.t 1111111 be aiped wltb tbe alpee'a Ill· I I dreu. Nunea -y be wttbheld tq1011 pabUcat4tll• I . ' However, 011 requeat, 1111111!1 wiD be ~ed~ Letters : · ttbilllld be bl COlli Iaaie, addreullll. laat!t, ao& per- 1 1 I aGulltlt!t. · · I II ~ II1 WASHINpTON - AI· 211 states more vulnerable. ~ I 1111~. • ·1 tempts to reglllate how much Turnover wW lncreaae,. In I a candidate for office spends part because vOlent wW be 1 I - fine In theory - usually Inadequately Informed as to I create more evils than they the men and lsaues. · correct. The situation wW be even All too freqlieptly, tltese worse, SchoUand believes, In Mental health renewal levy Dear Mr. Edlllir: rules reward the finaglers, contests In these states when Everyone of us at sometime or other In the course of our men !llld women adept at there Is no Incumbent and lives can benefit' from Mental Health Services just as we can flpdlng · loopholes and therefore no senatorial benefit frcm the services of a'docllir or dentist. Just as It would lmowledgeable at skirting tl!e record for any of the men or be difficult to have to,travelliG to 100m11ea to go to 1 docllir or . law so sldllfully they cannot women rurinlng. dentiat, so It Is dlfBcult and often tinpoaslble to travel the be prosecuted for lllepllties. The 26 stales Schotland dlatance for Mentallleallh Services. Thill Ia the bulc reason Students of the s<H:alled ·refers are Alaska, Hawaii, wilY we need to vote for the renewal pasaage of the two tenths national election reform law Oregon, Montana, Wyoming, ( .2) ol a mill r.lental Health and Mental Retardatloo Levy 1111 of ' last year have. found Utah, Idaho, Colorado, November 4, islue 13 011 the ballot. dozens of ways In which the Nevada, Arizona and New The p~~siage of the levy wW assure the conUnuaUon of ihe rules on donations can be Mexico In the West; Kanaaa, Conmwnlty Mental ~th <;enter located 1n Meigl County evaded by slippery donors Oklahoma, Nbrth and South that will be able to provide, fill' eump1e : and candldatea. Honest men, Dakota, Iowa and Nebraska Marriage Counaellng, counseUng fer parents, youth and holding to the spending rules, In the Middle West; South children, diagnostic and evaluation services, progrims lor are at a severe disadvantage. Carolina, Mississippi and alcoholism and drug alme, suicide preventlun and educaUon Far better It would be If Arkansas In the South; and training programs that can be t~tlllzed by schools, chur· there could bet during each Maine, · Vermont, New ches, lnduslrleil and civic groups. campaign, considerable Hampshire and Rhode lsland '11le great need for Mental Health Servlcea for our Com· publicity aa to the financial In New .England; and West ., munlty was detained In allludy made by a group of residents of and other In teresIa of each Vlrglnis and IJelaware In the Melga, Gallla, and Jacillon CounUes representing aU walks of candidate In the race, and M!d-;.UanUc 'Rei!on, life In 11184. Thlallludy became part of the statewide plaJinlng earlier disclosure of the By contrast, the law fill' MentallfA!alth Servlcealn local communiIlea. As a result of majOr sources of his cam· allows spending mulmums Ibis eftcll'l a TIWounty (Melp, GaUla, and Jacbon) Mental palgn funds. lor Senatorial candldalel so • Health and Mental ~on "841'' Board wu formed 1n Take the rules governing great In the nine , most .Admlnlaratlllll, to cll8CII8I thiB winter's natural w 1~. At" the pr-t tlme this 8oar)i 1s offering ccmplete how much candidates for the populous states that It hu no ~q~piJ for SoUiheutem Ohio. GW·told Miller that there Ia mental health servl~ In Meigl, Ga1lla and Jacbon Counlln. U. S. Senate may spend for meaning, no euy answer to the lboJ188e, but that deregulaUon of It Is to be noted that the present servk:ea cannot be c:oollnued election, as a sorry case In Average apendlng here new gas at the wellhead Is the filii step needed. In Meigs Cou!lty without the' passage of the renewal levy po\111. by senatorial candidates of ~ November 4. . The law will iteverely · late has been at around U per The coet of the levy to the jl'operty owner Is only UO lor pellalile candidates fr<im half cent of the new limits. each fl,OOO of the tu value of praperty (note Ibis 1.1 tax value die states, specifically from What the law wW Ukely do, not market value). FDI' •·l*uper\Y of ...GOO market value with thoae 26 which have leu flwt then, In New York, Callfor. a tu value of $2,100 the colt would be only per year. two million voting -age nla, Pennaylvanla, Illinois, It lalm(lortsnt that eacb voter underatand the jJIII'(JOII and lnhabltanls. Ohio, Florida, Texas, aeed for thil renewal levy. A at~ae~w Cmunlttee Is available The apendlng limits for Michigan and New Jeraey Ia and anxious to anawer or pw Information. You are urged to th011e 211 states, based on past to ~ourace greater, more call ~92 for more iltOI'IDIUon. experience, are too low for waateful spending. .• Tbe lollowbli lllllorliments from Meigl County fer the adequate campaigning. In In fact the low ~n~ldmum renna1 leV)' heve beell received: . some, dlitancea are great. In apendlng limlla aet In the people realize, particularly If Meigs County Ralource Agency, Melp County Coupcll 011 the majority, voterS are leas smaller atalel may funnel it Is wet an ow. I suggest Agin&, AIDerican J..ePm; Pllmeroy, ()JIJd COIIservltlllll ~ concentrated than In the major additional suma Into caution In shoveling snow for Mlddlepctri-Pom, l'unerqy-Mlddlepcrt Rotary, Pomeroy· large metropolitan states. theae metrapolltan centers. all of thoae who are not In UpMiddleport LIGna Club, L«ar1 P.T.O., Portland P.T.A., Salem Candidates mut hit more Tbu, while Incumbent top shape from regular acCINCINNATI (UPI) Center P.T.A., Harrllonvl1le P.T.O., Bradbury P.T.A., placea ciDlpllfed to the total aenaton from the smaller tivity of a comparable More than Dl educaton from Syracuae P.T.A., Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma size of the voting population stalel may beclme more amount. Ohio and nearby atalel are PbiSororlty~,NaUonaiGrangeaolMelga and the malimum dollsrs vulnerable,lncumbentsln~ I would like to leave yoli apected for the third anmial County, Leadlng'Creek Watershed Consei'YIIllcy, Chamber c1 each candidate Is allowed to larger stalel may be vir· with the thought that while Ohio Developmental Commerce • Pomeroy, Conservative Dlatrict • Melp County, spend. tually lnaured reelection. you hate to lOIII your father, Education Conference bere Meigl County Ministerial Auodatlon; Meigl County 1118 In the view of Roy A. The evidence Ia not that this just living to Ill and going so Thlll'llday and Friday. Retardatioo Board, Meigs Local Teachers Auodatlllll, Melp Schotiand, of the Georgetown bad law was conceived and peaceful without lingering or "Developmental edu· County Ohio Eta Pill Olapter Sorority, Sallsllury p .T.A., University Law School, who ·voted by wieked men. It Ia a period of sufferlnll Is about cation" Is concerned with Oleeter P.T.A., Mlddteprrt P.T.A., Ullited Mine Worken bas gone Into Ibis problem In rather thai· sloppy thlnklntJ as serene an end as one programs to help lnccmlng Local Union No. 11118 Mille No. :&, United Mine Workera Local depth, theae campaign Umlta and writing are reapolllible could uk for. college studenta weak In Untm No. 1M Mille No. 1, Ullited Mille Workers Local Ullion will make aanallira from the for ita evlla. F.or more Information on readinll, wrlthw or math. No. 11167 Mine No. 3, alld .numerous other endoraementa. Alao what happens dlll'lng 1 heart Programs alao are mapped American Auxiliary ~Aglon, Pomeroy, Oblo. , attack write to me In care of out to help the students un· 'lbereon JI'Alnlon, Olalrman thil newspaper, P.O. Box derstand the "atl esaes" of Cltizenl Co!MIItteefor Mental Hellth 1fl51, RAdio City Station, New coDep life. Renewal Levy York,' N.Y. 10019. Send 50 '11le University of Cln: cents, a long stamped self· cinnatl and Ohio Board of In respon•e to statement. ; • addreitled envelope, and aak Regenta are CCHIJ(JII8CI'In for The Health letter 2-11 the conference · (at the In nspcme to the ~tement by Erne8t Winllett i-egardmg uln for a 1ong re~~n. ~ Heart Attack: When It Carroulel Im, 1001 Reading the aavlnp which alletledly occurred by the relklctllll of tbe Lat.lll eatlmate of coal lWOIII'eeB of the United Statee ·: Strikes. Road), which will feature two IIIJIIber of v~ preclnctafnm 40 to 30 In Melp Coullty, 1can remaining in lhe eround as of Jan. 1, 1t74 llmcrt t11111 u keynote~. m(J reply that Mr. Wingett, appears more c:oocerned with trillion l.ollll, repoi Ia lhe u. s. Geokltlk:ll lium)'. '111111a 811 Dr. K. Patricia Crou, gerryiuande~ the precinctl to raJect his peraonal dealrea In lncreaae of 21 per cent uv.. previous eatlmalll and catltutel senkl' raarch PQdlolgilt electing COilllllitteemen than he does in aavlng cltllens money, about anM11tb oflhe WOI'Id'a total coal reaouree~. By Ruth Larldlll at the Educatillllal Testing Mr. Wlnllett's lngenlowJ redtlllrlctina hu eliminated a Altbough only about I per cent of tiU ftlt tonnage II Mr . and Mrs. Warren Service In Princet.oll, N.J., wtlng precinct In the TUppers PlaiDI area, 10 that the voters conaldered to be recoverable UDder ~ caodlllonl and Coonolly and family have and Dr. John E. Roueche, (approximately 300 In IIWIIbel') of Tuppers Plalnl to the edt of 1llling ~~ melhodll, thai I 'pit'bent - or abOut Ill biDian moved to their new home on jl'ofelllor and dlrecllir of State Route 7now mUll drive 15 mllea out in the COllitry to vote lcJnl- ilmcrt 11!811 U timel as much COil u ewr Dlined In ~ , &lccesB Road. community ·college leader· In an leolated area, illaleld ol walking 300 y. . . to vote Ill the \be United Staltl. . I Mr. and Mrs. David Dailey ship programs at the heart of town. In gaaollne alane, Mr. Wingett'• plan baa CCIII Coal CGIIIIitulell • per cent ol the natlllll'a total eatlmated • ' treated Mrs. Dailey's Unlvenlty of Tesaa, wW be the Tuppers P1ain1 area f!OO. I luppol81his kind of "aavingl" recoverable l'tiiiOUI"Ctl offoull fuel, 8811 the a.rv.y, wbereu '.' Grandp11 and Grandma (Mr. speakers. are rsflected ellewheni Ill the county alao. petroleltn and natural gas CGIIIIitute only7per cent and llhale and Mrs. Fred Larkins) to Ohio Board of Regelltl · Addltlanally, Mr. Wingett'• plan llbould "uve" time for oil, whldt Ia not currenllylllldu a lull, biiltltultl only 21 per • dlnne.r at the Spanish Main. Marvin L. warner the pole wwken becallle many of oar aenlar clllzena who uaecl cent. Yet in lm, CCillblned productlllll ol pelro1eum and pain Mr . and M;ra. Larkins will preside IM!f. Thul'lday's to walk to their preclncla to IIUI'CIIe their prlvllage ol votiDll the United Stalel was tine tiD* that of COil celebrated their 54th wedding aeulon and Dr . Barry will - be pll'l ol the people forced to not vote due to the · Bill wldle eoallnbundllltand 111 the u. s. our •: IIIJiiveraary and Mr. and Heerman ol Sinclair Com· (II'Obl.ml of ptttng to the polll to vote at a mudt ~n~ter r-011 do bave llmlll. Half ol all the coal nw baa Mrs. Dalley their 4th. The munlly CoUece In De)'llll will dl.lllance. 'i'blubowd ''live" a~n~t deal ol true COUDty votes. been mined Iince ltD. In the txlellllwly llllned II'.Mtem fllldl ,: Dalleya were married on the bead Friday'• proJram. FinaliJ, I tab t.. witb Mr. WIJWttl'alllatemeal that a CODtablinl thick bedl of bl&b-qualil7 coal ~ •' aame day u their grandpa Regent• Chancellor Dr , great deal oflllllle)' wW blsaved. It'• .uy to uy that 1111118)' new beclmiJII iJicrualnlly dll!lcult to lorate. and grandma, tbe tth of James A. Norton will pwlde will be JIIV'd, but I have - no bud&et tell that reflecta all Allo, a llrp pll1 of total eoal-wtllia ofll&nlte Ockiber. over a Friday luncheon u- uvlnca. and aubbltmnlneu typea whlcb 1ield - !at per Will of : • Emily Congrove Ia In MI. llllltllon. No, the elimination of the ~ wu not 1J10111Y weight tlllll doel bltuminoua coal. Mud! of lhe coal Ia COli• carmel Hoapltal and would John B. Henderson, dean of aavtne Idea fer the (Ribllc, lalt raiher a vote rNlTIIIglnc Idea talnedln tblll bedl and In deeply lu1ed bella thet can be mined :. love to hear from anyone of .lludent development at the hatched bJ Mr. WinlleltJer bls own political gain. · only witb ar-t dlftlculty and lllpllllll. . . · IAurenceBater her frlenda. Her addresa Is Unlvenlty of ancinnaU and This Ia not to Jlllllllm the-- tiiYinamentil (II'Obleml :: MI. cannel Mtdlcal Center, coordinator of the con· uaoclated with the mining and 111e of COil :; Weal Slate Street, Columbus. fwenee, aald low ICOI'U 011 Even 10• no other «*1Y IIOUI'Ct in Ia likely to 111 ;~ A family reunion was en- recent naUmwlde teata for lnc!reBilnC dependence upon eoalin lhe forenaaJ; Joyed over the weekend at ent•rlnl college atudenta Size ·of loophole ·I varies with states I • • • ''* ,· • ••. ~ MILLER MEETS ON NATURAL GAS .a.nnee Miller recentlf met with James OW, Director of the Olflce of 011 and Ou, Fedlral Ene11Y ~ DR. LAMB " More than 200 will ' attend First aid.for heart atiack By Lawreace E. Lamb, M.D. person from drowning, and DEAR DR. LAMB - the need to know how to help Although nothing can change a peraon with sudden cardiac what has happened, I would arrest Is, so much more appreciate your commenta on common. that there ·Is no a problem that has been comparison. Some cooununltles have bothering me. developed programs to teach Last spring !JIY fath!!l', all the cltbena hoi¥ to save a nearly 88, died suadenly after · life when lAtCh a sudden he !lad shoveled snow from emergency .occurs. I think our 12 by 18 toot patio. He came In ,the houae, sal down, this Is wise and recommend almaped over and was gone. that all communiUea develop He shoveled (pushed) snow such a program. The In· dlvldual peraon who Is In· for about 10 minutes. It couldn't have been more terested should CCIIIIICt the than two or three minutes local chapter of the American after l talked to him that I Heart Aasn. to - If they came back Into the room and have any training procrams he waa slumped over. I available. The Heart straightened hlm llp, but Association· does sponsor a there was no lndlcatlon of number of programs to teach breathing and hill eyea were people what to do. Thll In· closed. I have multiple elude& giving external cheat aclerosla and am In a compreulon to provide wheelchair which ·limits my emergency circulation and artificial reaplratlon when ability to help. He was as acUve as he needed. I do thlnt you need could be, but had begun to training to know how to do decline In atrength the last thll properly. What could you hive done? several months especially, He had to rest a lot when be This Is stricUy a aueas. The was dolng physical work an\1 first few minutea are critical, and If you are not there when he went slowly. It lint happens the chances of Do you think there was doing .something decrease anything 1 could or should have done to save him? 1 rapidly, The aecond danaer Is can't completely shake the that by starting too late the feeling that I let him down at victim can end up with the most critical point In his permanent brain damage and still be alive, which Ia of ,life, DEAR READER - I have questlcnable value, If the been getung variations of thil damage Is severe. With your dlaabllity I doubt question a lot more very much you could have frequently of late.' That Is a done anything useful by good sign, because it means yourself. To provide both people are . becoming more external cardiac ma111ge aware that Immediate asalstance often saves a life and artificial reaplratloa ~ when the heart suddenly need to be fairly agile, more stops. A large number of so than I would gueas you to sudden deaths can be be. Incidentally, shoveling or prevented by prompt ef· fecllve emergency treat- even pushing snow can be a ment. It is a Jot Uke saving a lot more work than many MUler hits jJaperwork burden WASHINGTON - At Its first meeting, the Com· mission on Federal PIJII!I'· work, created by a bill I · sponsored In the 3rd Congreas, agreed that one federal form, Form 941A, which every employer must now file four times a year, should only be required once a year. If the Congreaa enacta thil recommendation, Ibis one chan&e would eliminate a' mountain . of unnece111ry paper work 1,800 t.et hillh· Conlfl• and many federal ldministrallve llienclel have gone overboard In requiring clllaena and bullnesamen to 811 out 111 ell!lless stream of 111necwasary, non-ptoductlve forms . There are more than 12,000 federal lawa that require reports and at leaat 5,2118 different federal forma, not including IRS forms. . It la eatlmated that the federal eovernment requires ~ aDd lndlviciula to flU out 10 billion llheeta of paper which roughly would co- 811 4 ~ mUllan cubic feet of space. The cost of this paperwork burden, estimated at S40 bliUon for business alone, Ia IarBeiy non• productive and adds to the CQ!Jt of every product and service 'In the economy. The Commlaslon on Federal Paperwork, which receives lt.s funding and a great deal of encourqement from a aubcommlltee upon which I eerve, hu a criiiCal role In polnUnl the way for Congrea to eliminate the redtape and JWII*'Work that smothers the productive capacity of this greAt country. · You ·can help eliminate bll'eaucratlc harassment If there Ire federal forms which you feeiarelllnteiiiFY and too tlme-conaumlnl In relation to their value pleaae let me know and I'll ~ your recommendation Is considered by the l'lpa WIXk Commission. ,.M Continuing tal~ · . of Old King Coalj: pr~~~~rZ~a ~rthcut_t, vocation. Mel~s . County . Mrs . Philson, first vice · Grande Coil mus . at . 11-io memlie:s servmg on the· presid.eot, assisted by Esther ' .s . ege, was guest hospitably committee were Maerker treasure · Saturday Mrs. ca:ot Wolfe, Nellie Moore Mildred Omi · · Cha e Alpha Vale, M1ss Lucille Smll}l and Members attending fro~ Sbe Hates Dirty Money · Ka cro~~ pier ?f Delta Mrs. Ma!line Wlii~head . Meigs County were Mts. Ruth Dear Helen : at: Hock!~; :~etyLodgheld ~fs . Ma~iM Philson , Euler, Mrs. Avice Frecker, Introduc d . e. c ne, cha~rwoman of the Miss Mildred Hawley Mrs . I work In a bank so I know how dirty money can be. After Math e by _Judith progr am committee , Betsy Horky, Mrs. Martru; we count for several hours, our fingers are black and,sticky £ror_n tlie filth on paper money. Think of the germs! foU . en~ PresIdent, presented the theme for 1975- Husted Mrs Nan M at:::g 1 p,m. luncheon 76 "Emerging . Awareness." ·Mrs. Genev~ Nolan '::' · I go to restaurants where the help handles money, then Mrs N~ thby tt42 members, !he membership was divided Nellie Parker Mrs. M~garei serves food, touches utenslil, and sometimea even prepares salads, etc. right In front ol you, without wa8hinll their hands 1 · r cu reviewed her mto groups with program Parsons Mrs . M · To whom do I compalin? - c. s. ~~~~nce~.as a deleg~te to leac!ers presenting main Philson, Mrs. Vl~a Pl:~jnae rna 1ona1 Assoc.1atlon focuses of ·· the year· Mrs Jeanette Tho Miss' h td "R h · · · mas, 0 f Women's Club recently for ft' ve ds el . At'tletsedarc - Changing Mary Virginia Reibel .Miss Dear C.: M i . ays n u es 'l;dward Women's' Rosalie Story Mrs 'R' be ·ta Tr}r · She spoke .or the Ro.les;' ' VIlma Pikkoja; . Wilson, Whiiet/ r draQIIced .'t baexpectck to us of women m un- "Woman Becoming · - Carol . Wolfe an ' · ash 88 s derdeveloped countries Of the Personal and Ser· Dorothy Woodard. d Mrs. · they w ,.dtlielr handstime each they touched "filthy money" world , E Growth th bilve lltUe leftlime for'waiUng tebles . ...,If: . 1 M· v ces, · s er CassiU, and The November meetln · + + Jeanette Thomas, " ·Professionai . Affairs , will be a dinner at the Dear Helen: + eport, was chairwoman Professionally Aware " Reb H 1 J of the hostess committee with Kisor. ' a ouse n afkson, 6=:W p.m. A! the start of every TV &eaiiOII, I get furious. I think Mrs. Dorothy Woodard New program books, AI silent aucllon wW .,. :ere • a conaplracy with television manUfacturers to make .P£.meroy, giving the_ in:. presented·to. the '::;oceedtates be theye or three seta. Whychannel else would , preS:n.;; . e s toconon,,..y n'6'. super movies on one the venllon for scholarship fund. Rboda-lo·Maude syndrome or another - and then (the final blow)band us pime time football on a third? They're going to start divorce proceedings In a lot of families who can~ afford Buy aSingtr* sewing machine now, because thP,,P'd several TVa. · 'lbln there's a vast wuteland for about ibree nights of the 0 week, 10 that even a lousy show wW get top ratings bY default. By ClArice Allen They pit terrific Barney Miller, and the bell new show of Mr. and Mrs. Charles the season, "Fay," against the invincible Waltons and act ,so~w. ~ent!ey Eichinger and Suzannab, , ~~~=~~!!f~~:~~amllyre Colun\bus, spent a recent Iaiii lawwthe REAL reaso . ~ t at, weekend with Mrs . Opal· her to another slot? n. ratll:tgs. Why eoaldn I they move ~::~~;· a~f th~h Mrs~ a~d ~~ c~fty ~~:Yn' WY,kl~ r:rs ~-r: su=~~~::n:a.~~ltr:!. Mid~· Part~ ;::vh.i:· membe~e: ~ =~an !~~~twnwithtwo Chester · News N tes Stretch-stitch machine with 'free arm.' keg. $239.95 ln·the-round sewing · versatility, Oat·bed extension,. Carrying case or cabine t exira. E':~~:;! f~J,;. All Mr • Ett Will en . Bel,....~~· . a · at ..... y. ' Miss Hilda Weber of Columbus spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph '. Keller, Mr dMr P U . II . an a. ete tmne and sons, Sycamore' were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur DeTray. Mrs Donald Wllllaml and daughier Columbus spent recent ~kend with Mr ...: Mrs o-lph Keller • • "" ·. ~·Arth'I'homaursDeWTr_eber haand •· ay ve returned home from a ·two weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dresh, Venice, Florida. Mr . and Mrs. B. K. Ridenour and Mrs. Guy Summerfield have returned home from a vacatlun trip Mr ~r!•!mas l-aY Away NOWI . 'A 1 r.tiMI .•rk n! IH[ SING[ R COMPI\NY , _The Fabric Shop McC:.II's, Kwlk·Sow, S!mpltclty Potttrn1 111 W. Soc:ondSINGER SALES m-2214&SERVICE Pomoroy, Oltlo '-~--;,.;,.;.._..;;;;.,;,___.:::,:::,:::,::_j• through the Smoldes and other points of lnterelll Frlenda here were...;..., to -·• hear of the death of ·Charles Elselsteln at hla home In Columbus on Thuraday r·-:~~:---~r----~-,~~IIIOI'IIjng==~·~~--..:· U.S.D.A. ·CHOICE MEATS W•Accept.federal.food-Stamps MONDAY thru SATURDAy 8-5 130 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO Oialtman mJntti a Mr.andMI'I.VIrgilBogard's. Indicated a need for even The flral lime they had all greater attention to been lo11ether for years. "dewiopmental education." Thole at'-dlng were Mr. Recent attempts at and Mn. Homer Bogard, ''dewlopmenlal education" Warner Robins, Ga., Mr. and ~ve included naciDg and Mrs. Clayton Bogard, llludy labl, math IIIII and Medina, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. ~de tullirlng. Floyd Bogard, Cincinnati, Mr. and Mrs. Gay Bogard and lirll of Edlaon, Clifford Bocard and daughter, Mary lee, Ravenswood, W. Va., .. DIVOTID TOTHI •-•-· Mr and .. _ VIr"'' INTIRI~TN01' ,...,_, ' I'ILill· "" ME.I.S.MAI "'I lA Bocard and children, John tHISTIII L. T NNIHtLL """ard and .......,,, "'- ·- ..... ' ••••. •, ....,. ....,nlse · ROll liT HOihiCH and Scott Rauber. · CIIY lllttor · "'--line P~bllahtd dolly _,...,_ Hayman apent a Psoturaoy by the Ohio Volley _.... In • -·ter with ber ubtlahlng com pony, Ohio 111 ,._ ,_,._ Court St.i Pomeroy, daUihter and while there she 457M. lUI nHI OHict Phont attended 111e' l.ancaaler Fair. Editor Ill Phont "2· Her granddaughter Linda 15tcond CIUI 1!011111 PIICI , • t Pomero~. Ohio · Ntitlonol tdvartlalng Fl llplltrlek, 111 majOrette In the Lallcaster Band or Gold. · ~WrTt'h'"~~·.:,·~" Villtlng ~line Hayman 8ottlntlll a. ooflag~ ... 01v:: ftre ·Mr. and Mrs. Ru111I1 ::.~ T~~17 .AVt. , NtW York, Hilley Ali:rGn Mr ' and Mrs Subacr lptlon rotu . Elbert 'Fitapatrlek ~ ~ ~:!\Y.'I;r. :':~~ and Unda Mr and Mrs tv Motor Routr'where ' · · •rrler aervlc~ not MarUn N..trold, Mr. and ~~~~~"~n ~~ 0m1'::' w.~~~­ Mrl. llldi:Hayman,Mlll:eand r:~· veer 1 s1ti Gres, Ula Ridenour and :~:~:: si&A: ~1~~~~~~: Floyd, ,Mall and lellle Ann, ~~·= \Iter ; Six months and Mr. and Mrs . Tom utisci1/.':t': ~f:'."'f,;.f,!c.S:. · Hayman and family undoy·Timn·Stnllnfl. C't!~ Berrys Worrel •: teutxlllla Ia I ''UVI(Iery" thai :: baa been CilldeinJMd by the cl.ulled, democratic leaden of :; Europe, aayl J'rQ(. Donald BIDdley of Brandell Unlftl'lity'l ., Spaln'llltclllillll of five ~of~~. ._lcale•. lbmMI•• a..,... ! U0: tJi wr:t '! ,iv.::C""' · C•mor~~P.Ioc.~~ ,. "Operator, what's the number lor 'Diei·l· Conspiracy'?" fellnltllllllit cOialz). ' . :: To . . lpiiD'I .. &Willa Ia I . . witll . . . . . • l'ftOitlllllaar._lllllllOIIJJa ..-111111•1.,. Ill taa.. ; FRESH GROUND BEEF "FI1ShiY Made'!................. ..lb.-79' USDA 'atOICE ROUND MAIL ....... :.................. lb. '1.29 USDA ~ICE IK)Nfl ESS ROUND STEAK... .'........ lb. s1.35 USDA ,BONElESS RUMP ROAST......................... lb.'1.39 USDA atOICE atUCK ROAST .. ;.............. :............. lb. 71 . . USDA ROUND SWISS STEAK ................. ~ ........ ~ lb•.s1.39 USDA atOICE SIRlOIN STEAK .. .. .... ... ... ... ........ lb•.s1.sg USDA.atOICE T-BONE SIEMS:.......................... lb. '1.79 USDA CHOICE PORTERHOUSE STEAK.................. .lb. '1.89. FRESHLY MADE CUBE STEAKS ..................... :.... lb.'1.7S SALT PORK FOR SEAmNING............. ~ ................ lb•.89' R~ SKIN BOLOGNA IJ The Piece ... :·............... :... lb•.If TmERS PORK SAUSAGE ........................ 8.oz. pkg. '1.59 HATH PORK SHOULDER PICNICS .............. 3 lb. can sug FRESH OYSTERS "Salects~. : .... :............... 12 oz. can s1•79 FRESH OysTERS "Standardf................. J2 oz. can '1.69 COMPLETE LINE OF CHEESES • HAMS • ' P~RK · BEEF • SAUSAGES • WNCH MEATS. SIDES OR ARTERS OF: BEEF AVAILABLE. n mallw CIDI waadllr wbat 1l!lll ol.., IIIIIW . . . Ill _... )li I . I ~ BIIIWIIIt ol Ama'ica'aleldfl'lt he ualll an lmpulloned • letter to The New Yarli: Tlmea. ''The (Ribllcallanet of Ptuldent • Ford and llcaetlry Jfl•... chnlc the tnre, mllllar7 ·: trlalland -uau111111 no uawith....,lllandlballlll." ; We ara- oe~ tile BI••.,.MMI ala. Alllll!'lcaP ReYIIlutkll. he lllltll. The AlllerlcaD "'OGIIia ,.... .,..,.,_Qed to reaort ID Ioree, IDdudl• ratba' 111 order to free .h m • delpolil!ll lidJJ blnlp In cam- ·~ parillll wllh Spain'• ·'mllltarlled '111111, Ill cla1ml :· llldaJ'• JOUDI liP'..., ''frwdam fl&M.m" d ,. Gill' ;I denlandln8 and qport. t . ·= II campullaDI ara odlaaa, tbilll CIDI olllle 111011t odlouawe : have Ill a IGIW 111111. ' · ; R II CIDI of a. 1111'111 olllle ~ JlltGIItlaa t111t 1 Ulllike aiDialt aD O,lllen blltllrJ IWda, It 1111 _..,_, .! telrorlllll. The IJOlmW. r• wild to lwoe w• Ulllld ·: aoldlln In a.lleld, wbo ... wtlllbllto dlfeDd ........_, :· not ........ 111M ctllt clvlllaal -of wllam 8ltln Ilia a _ . ·: haft ban 148dared In . . ,_, ..... wllb the -~ eMalkllll of a dcllen er • pol • ... ,, II a. 'I"'MDDnn "01111'•• llad ~ ..._lmbiitll - - ol etdllllllllld roil! ~ .. Brltllll wUI ·~ have.._aju JNIDIUis"lila.DMa.lpe .. !DdaJ, : deopltt . . ...... aD lciM'I ol .. ...,. bnl lor tile ·• mr.u. ' :~ Not ClODIP'flble •••tP' nt.tL Qbt I 1•~ lntelllpat "'OIIIt jl'dll!lft IIIJwhlt ' Setml to me that network rivalry Is making' the vl~er the big loler. New series with great potenUal don't stand a chance againlt eatabllshed blggles, and even they may lose to Monday night aports, Whatcanwedo? - UPSETANDDARNMAD called ' Dear U and D.M · Wrlie to thenetworks!Ifenoughofushowl,wemlghtsave .. a few gema from the ICI'ap heap ... Though It ma alread be too late for my favorite new !!how "Fay" -and uJ'a ke Y furiwll ' rna s me Julll u "Barney Miller" Jut · · Groulant) and eompan;:uld year, w d TV glv~ them a chance? Not Poor placement :d the latest blight - the 10-called ''famQy hour" - has rooll"ed Fay, and could unseat Barney. So Cllllllplaln, loud and long. Perhaps we'll be heard aomeday. (Even lfm onewsallatenlngwben IW 1974favorlte "We'D Get By" - didn't ) . ' ~ rating game Ia •d as Y~ aay "Upset , we viewers are the 1o But don' ' ' H. sera. we t have to take It quleUy! - r~~Y ~:d·wf~l=i .· Fay(~ cieland Now lAng Bottom ' wtdeip:ead Trinity Church enjoys Sunday fellowship dinner Music professor talks to group • session DON OAKLEY _ t!:r:on~~~: ,. A fellowship · dinner was held at Trinity Church, Pomer oy , Immedi ately fo!lowing the Sunday mor· ning worship service. Grace preceding the dinner was given by the Rev. W. H. Perrin, pastor. A program fo!lowed with Roy Mayer, superintendent of the Sunday School , as master of ceremonies. Mayer extended . the welcome and a hymn sing fo llowed with Mrs. Paul KYLE SIMPSON Party held on birthday Kyle A. Slmpson, son of Mr and Mrs'. Gary Simpson : celebrated his first birthday recently at the horne of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wigal, Middleport. A blue and white color scheme carrying out the boy and his table. dog theme on the Cakewas andused ice cream, potato chips and KoolAid were served to Mrs. steve Frost and son Mike, Mrs. Nellie Russell, Mrs. Keith French, Terry Grogan and Mr · and Mrs. Earnest Wells great-grandparents. ' · Sending gifts were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Simpson, Sr ., Randy Slmpson, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stiles and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Grogan and son Chris. Nease, director, and Miss. Nancy Jo Mayer, pianist. Mrs. Nease read a poem from a book Of poetry compiled by her mother, the late Mrs. Horace Smith. J oseph Struble, ac· companied by Miss Mayer, sang "Blessed Assurance" and "Ivory Palaces" and the closing prayer was given by a guest, the Rev. William Middleswar th. The fellowship concluded with singing Of "God Be with You' '. Other guests were Miss Jean Hines, . AGES GIVEN Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Candidates for the title of Kermit Walton. "Young Careerist" to be selected by the Middleport Business and Professional Women's Club must be be· HOME FROM HOSPITAL tween the ages of 21 and 28, Suzan Thoma, daughter of Mrs . Dorth a P. Salser, Mr . and Mrs. Earl Thoma chairwoman of the com· Pomeroy, returned hom~ petition, announced. It was fr om Children's Hospital, reported ear.Uer that they Columbus, Monday. Suzan could be between 16 and 28 if was taken there a week ago they had at least one full year for treatment of Beys Syn· in business or the professions. drome, a viral infection from Candidates for the title the Holzer· Medical Center. should be referred to Mrs. She was in intensive care lot Salser. four days. •• • .• ' 0 • 0 0 • IP-•••·~---~~~--~~~-­ • • HOST PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Roush,Rt. 1, .Minersville, TRACTION hosted a halloween party victoos, CLEATS - ·aUJLT DEEP recenUy. Guests were Mr. TO BITE DEEP and Mrs. William Jacobs, Mason, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. +++Z Joe Manuel and son Tim, Rt. Dear Helen: Abou~personal!l'oductadsCIIITV : Ican'tunderstandwhy 2, Racine : Mr. and Mrs. they allow pltchea for sanitary pads and (In some In· Lewis Hudson, Rt. 1, Miners· lllancel) male contracepUves, wben they mike such a fuss ville ; Terrie and Tommy Manuel, Rt. 2, Raclne . about Oler llhowlng her gorgeoua navel. - El.IGENE Games were played and · refreshments served. Any~ 1 Dear Eugene: OMr won a navel victory, remember'. F. E. T. EACH BOe A1ao o.!I!8P 11: • banned In mind : ads finance TV showa. If the netwOI'ks PLUS RECApPABLE CASING · eyery offencllnll pllch (and each cOIJIDiei'Clal offends ALSO A'ITENDED SOMEBODY) we'd soon be p11ylng lor our airwave en- Mr. and Mrs. Ed Evans and FREE; MOUNTING Mrs. Carl Roach were among lertalnment ... such as it Ia. -H. . those attending the Homebuilders dinner Ohio 992 _2101 meeting last week. Their Poineroy names were unintentionally J F F 0 omitted from an earlier l,..ll!fl••••o•h•n•'•u•l•tz•·•wn•e•r•._ _ _ _. . account of the meeting. ., even " " RECAPS ~hu~ch J ·' MEIGS TIRE CENTER of Christ has ' cos~me " and pizza party A costume and pizza party was held at the Middleport Olurch of Christ Monday night with approximately 70 · children. of the primary department and adults attending. The party was hosted by .the Sunday school teschen. •. . Miss Frances Roush and Mrs. Pearl Reynolds judged the costumes with silver doUars going to the winners, Jennifer McKinley, prettiest; Chris Stewart, ugliest;' bartn .Roach, cutest; Beth Ann Social .Calendar. Wolfe, funniest ; Clinton .Glaze, Becky and K. S. Ar· nott, most original; Tera Gerlach, cleverest, and David Dodson, scariest. Aaslstlng with the games were Mrs. (!:arl McKinley, Mrs. Mike Gerlach, Mrs.' Danny Thomas and Mrs. George Glull. The spook houae was operated by Randy Roadh, Becky Fry and Debbl.e Hollon. Others assisting were Mrs. Larry Baker, Mrs. Denver Rice, Mrs. Mlcbael Stewart, Mrs. Dale Hysell, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sheets, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. carl Roach. Mrs. Art Hess was a contributing hostess. Each of the children received a trick and treat bag of candy. Mrs. Glaze had the blessing. Pizza and soft drinks ·were lil!rved. ·H op-. Mo illlf,mla Bridge R•Openlng Sale BIG SAVINGS ON toYS & GIFTS TOYS DOLLS GAME~RACE SETS TINKER TOY~HOBBY HORSES (Wheel Goods & Ertle Implements Reduced and Priced As Marked) RIVAL BEAUTIFUL CAN OPENERS REG. '13•95 Till Alhln• County 2H Slcillld 51. . Po~.Oitlo REG. $37.10 1 "1111 Crock Pot REG. $24:95 Sale 19.99 Sale '15.88 G. E. Mud & Snow Deluxe 4 Ot. Sale 33.50 HairDtyer G. E. & Sunbear REG. $25.95 1 Sale 19.95 SIYiflll I t,.o., Co. Room Ught · F'IXtures UvinR D:...! Sale sg,88 1 ~BRANCH ' 25°/o OFF REG.' $37 .50 4)~EIGS ' START YOUR LAYAWAy -TODA t roaster Oven ONPAUIOOK . SAVINGS . TIRES Big Savings Mr. Coffee II REG. $34.95 Sale 24.95 5 Mino Pressure Cooker REG. $21.99 1 Sale 15.99 Granite Roastels All Sizes Greatly Reduced MANY OTHER ITEMS MARKED DOWN. COME IN AND LOOK AROUND Start Your Lay Away TODAY! ' . �I • "' • "' • ' . .._ '" '. .. ' "' . . .. . . '· .. . ' . . .."· .. .. . . . . -. . .- . . • · 3- Th<! Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Oct. 29 , 1!175 . RAY . CROMlEY ~- --~ -------------- ~ - - ------! 1. Lelten a1 apbilo11 are welcomed. Tiley allOIIId be 1 ' . ' · ·t leu IU! *words loq (or be subject to redaetloB bJ 1 I tbe edltar) a.t 1111111 be aiped wltb tbe alpee'a Ill· I I dreu. Nunea -y be wttbheld tq1011 pabUcat4tll• I . ' However, 011 requeat, 1111111!1 wiD be ~ed~ Letters : · ttbilllld be bl COlli Iaaie, addreullll. laat!t, ao& per- 1 1 I aGulltlt!t. · · I II ~ II1 WASHINpTON - AI· 211 states more vulnerable. ~ I 1111~. • ·1 tempts to reglllate how much Turnover wW lncreaae,. In I a candidate for office spends part because vOlent wW be 1 I - fine In theory - usually Inadequately Informed as to I create more evils than they the men and lsaues. · correct. The situation wW be even All too freqlieptly, tltese worse, SchoUand believes, In Mental health renewal levy Dear Mr. Edlllir: rules reward the finaglers, contests In these states when Everyone of us at sometime or other In the course of our men !llld women adept at there Is no Incumbent and lives can benefit' from Mental Health Services just as we can flpdlng · loopholes and therefore no senatorial benefit frcm the services of a'docllir or dentist. Just as It would lmowledgeable at skirting tl!e record for any of the men or be difficult to have to,travelliG to 100m11ea to go to 1 docllir or . law so sldllfully they cannot women rurinlng. dentiat, so It Is dlfBcult and often tinpoaslble to travel the be prosecuted for lllepllties. The 26 stales Schotland dlatance for Mentallleallh Services. Thill Ia the bulc reason Students of the s<H:alled ·refers are Alaska, Hawaii, wilY we need to vote for the renewal pasaage of the two tenths national election reform law Oregon, Montana, Wyoming, ( .2) ol a mill r.lental Health and Mental Retardatloo Levy 1111 of ' last year have. found Utah, Idaho, Colorado, November 4, islue 13 011 the ballot. dozens of ways In which the Nevada, Arizona and New The p~~siage of the levy wW assure the conUnuaUon of ihe rules on donations can be Mexico In the West; Kanaaa, Conmwnlty Mental ~th <;enter located 1n Meigl County evaded by slippery donors Oklahoma, Nbrth and South that will be able to provide, fill' eump1e : and candldatea. Honest men, Dakota, Iowa and Nebraska Marriage Counaellng, counseUng fer parents, youth and holding to the spending rules, In the Middle West; South children, diagnostic and evaluation services, progrims lor are at a severe disadvantage. Carolina, Mississippi and alcoholism and drug alme, suicide preventlun and educaUon Far better It would be If Arkansas In the South; and training programs that can be t~tlllzed by schools, chur· there could bet during each Maine, · Vermont, New ches, lnduslrleil and civic groups. campaign, considerable Hampshire and Rhode lsland '11le great need for Mental Health Servlcea for our Com· publicity aa to the financial In New .England; and West ., munlty was detained In allludy made by a group of residents of and other In teresIa of each Vlrglnis and IJelaware In the Melga, Gallla, and Jacillon CounUes representing aU walks of candidate In the race, and M!d-;.UanUc 'Rei!on, life In 11184. Thlallludy became part of the statewide plaJinlng earlier disclosure of the By contrast, the law fill' MentallfA!alth Servlcealn local communiIlea. As a result of majOr sources of his cam· allows spending mulmums Ibis eftcll'l a TIWounty (Melp, GaUla, and Jacbon) Mental palgn funds. lor Senatorial candldalel so • Health and Mental ~on "841'' Board wu formed 1n Take the rules governing great In the nine , most .Admlnlaratlllll, to cll8CII8I thiB winter's natural w 1~. At" the pr-t tlme this 8oar)i 1s offering ccmplete how much candidates for the populous states that It hu no ~q~piJ for SoUiheutem Ohio. GW·told Miller that there Ia mental health servl~ In Meigl, Ga1lla and Jacbon Counlln. U. S. Senate may spend for meaning, no euy answer to the lboJ188e, but that deregulaUon of It Is to be noted that the present servk:ea cannot be c:oollnued election, as a sorry case In Average apendlng here new gas at the wellhead Is the filii step needed. In Meigs Cou!lty without the' passage of the renewal levy po\111. by senatorial candidates of ~ November 4. . The law will iteverely · late has been at around U per The coet of the levy to the jl'operty owner Is only UO lor pellalile candidates fr<im half cent of the new limits. each fl,OOO of the tu value of praperty (note Ibis 1.1 tax value die states, specifically from What the law wW Ukely do, not market value). FDI' •·l*uper\Y of ...GOO market value with thoae 26 which have leu flwt then, In New York, Callfor. a tu value of $2,100 the colt would be only per year. two million voting -age nla, Pennaylvanla, Illinois, It lalm(lortsnt that eacb voter underatand the jJIII'(JOII and lnhabltanls. Ohio, Florida, Texas, aeed for thil renewal levy. A at~ae~w Cmunlttee Is available The apendlng limits for Michigan and New Jeraey Ia and anxious to anawer or pw Information. You are urged to th011e 211 states, based on past to ~ourace greater, more call ~92 for more iltOI'IDIUon. experience, are too low for waateful spending. .• Tbe lollowbli lllllorliments from Meigl County fer the adequate campaigning. In In fact the low ~n~ldmum renna1 leV)' heve beell received: . some, dlitancea are great. In apendlng limlla aet In the people realize, particularly If Meigs County Ralource Agency, Melp County Coupcll 011 the majority, voterS are leas smaller atalel may funnel it Is wet an ow. I suggest Agin&, AIDerican J..ePm; Pllmeroy, ()JIJd COIIservltlllll ~ concentrated than In the major additional suma Into caution In shoveling snow for Mlddlepctri-Pom, l'unerqy-Mlddlepcrt Rotary, Pomeroy· large metropolitan states. theae metrapolltan centers. all of thoae who are not In UpMiddleport LIGna Club, L«ar1 P.T.O., Portland P.T.A., Salem Candidates mut hit more Tbu, while Incumbent top shape from regular acCINCINNATI (UPI) Center P.T.A., Harrllonvl1le P.T.O., Bradbury P.T.A., placea ciDlpllfed to the total aenaton from the smaller tivity of a comparable More than Dl educaton from Syracuae P.T.A., Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma size of the voting population stalel may beclme more amount. Ohio and nearby atalel are PbiSororlty~,NaUonaiGrangeaolMelga and the malimum dollsrs vulnerable,lncumbentsln~ I would like to leave yoli apected for the third anmial County, Leadlng'Creek Watershed Consei'YIIllcy, Chamber c1 each candidate Is allowed to larger stalel may be vir· with the thought that while Ohio Developmental Commerce • Pomeroy, Conservative Dlatrict • Melp County, spend. tually lnaured reelection. you hate to lOIII your father, Education Conference bere Meigl County Ministerial Auodatlon; Meigl County 1118 In the view of Roy A. The evidence Ia not that this just living to Ill and going so Thlll'llday and Friday. Retardatioo Board, Meigs Local Teachers Auodatlllll, Melp Schotiand, of the Georgetown bad law was conceived and peaceful without lingering or "Developmental edu· County Ohio Eta Pill Olapter Sorority, Sallsllury p .T.A., University Law School, who ·voted by wieked men. It Ia a period of sufferlnll Is about cation" Is concerned with Oleeter P.T.A., Mlddteprrt P.T.A., Ullited Mine Worken bas gone Into Ibis problem In rather thai· sloppy thlnklntJ as serene an end as one programs to help lnccmlng Local Union No. 11118 Mille No. :&, United Mine Workera Local depth, theae campaign Umlta and writing are reapolllible could uk for. college studenta weak In Untm No. 1M Mille No. 1, Ullited Mille Workers Local Ullion will make aanallira from the for ita evlla. F.or more Information on readinll, wrlthw or math. No. 11167 Mine No. 3, alld .numerous other endoraementa. Alao what happens dlll'lng 1 heart Programs alao are mapped American Auxiliary ~Aglon, Pomeroy, Oblo. , attack write to me In care of out to help the students un· 'lbereon JI'Alnlon, Olalrman thil newspaper, P.O. Box derstand the "atl esaes" of Cltizenl Co!MIItteefor Mental Hellth 1fl51, RAdio City Station, New coDep life. Renewal Levy York,' N.Y. 10019. Send 50 '11le University of Cln: cents, a long stamped self· cinnatl and Ohio Board of In respon•e to statement. ; • addreitled envelope, and aak Regenta are CCHIJ(JII8CI'In for The Health letter 2-11 the conference · (at the In nspcme to the ~tement by Erne8t Winllett i-egardmg uln for a 1ong re~~n. ~ Heart Attack: When It Carroulel Im, 1001 Reading the aavlnp which alletledly occurred by the relklctllll of tbe Lat.lll eatlmate of coal lWOIII'eeB of the United Statee ·: Strikes. Road), which will feature two IIIJIIber of v~ preclnctafnm 40 to 30 In Melp Coullty, 1can remaining in lhe eround as of Jan. 1, 1t74 llmcrt t11111 u keynote~. m(J reply that Mr. Wingett, appears more c:oocerned with trillion l.ollll, repoi Ia lhe u. s. Geokltlk:ll lium)'. '111111a 811 Dr. K. Patricia Crou, gerryiuande~ the precinctl to raJect his peraonal dealrea In lncreaae of 21 per cent uv.. previous eatlmalll and catltutel senkl' raarch PQdlolgilt electing COilllllitteemen than he does in aavlng cltllens money, about anM11tb oflhe WOI'Id'a total coal reaouree~. By Ruth Larldlll at the Educatillllal Testing Mr. Wlnllett's lngenlowJ redtlllrlctina hu eliminated a Altbough only about I per cent of tiU ftlt tonnage II Mr . and Mrs. Warren Service In Princet.oll, N.J., wtlng precinct In the TUppers PlaiDI area, 10 that the voters conaldered to be recoverable UDder ~ caodlllonl and Coonolly and family have and Dr. John E. Roueche, (approximately 300 In IIWIIbel') of Tuppers Plalnl to the edt of 1llling ~~ melhodll, thai I 'pit'bent - or abOut Ill biDian moved to their new home on jl'ofelllor and dlrecllir of State Route 7now mUll drive 15 mllea out in the COllitry to vote lcJnl- ilmcrt 11!811 U timel as much COil u ewr Dlined In ~ , &lccesB Road. community ·college leader· In an leolated area, illaleld ol walking 300 y. . . to vote Ill the \be United Staltl. . I Mr. and Mrs. David Dailey ship programs at the heart of town. In gaaollne alane, Mr. Wingett'• plan baa CCIII Coal CGIIIIitulell • per cent ol the natlllll'a total eatlmated • ' treated Mrs. Dailey's Unlvenlty of Tesaa, wW be the Tuppers P1ain1 area f!OO. I luppol81his kind of "aavingl" recoverable l'tiiiOUI"Ctl offoull fuel, 8811 the a.rv.y, wbereu '.' Grandp11 and Grandma (Mr. speakers. are rsflected ellewheni Ill the county alao. petroleltn and natural gas CGIIIIitute only7per cent and llhale and Mrs. Fred Larkins) to Ohio Board of Regelltl · Addltlanally, Mr. Wingett'• plan llbould "uve" time for oil, whldt Ia not currenllylllldu a lull, biiltltultl only 21 per • dlnne.r at the Spanish Main. Marvin L. warner the pole wwken becallle many of oar aenlar clllzena who uaecl cent. Yet in lm, CCillblned productlllll ol pelro1eum and pain Mr . and M;ra. Larkins will preside IM!f. Thul'lday's to walk to their preclncla to IIUI'CIIe their prlvllage ol votiDll the United Stalel was tine tiD* that of COil celebrated their 54th wedding aeulon and Dr . Barry will - be pll'l ol the people forced to not vote due to the · Bill wldle eoallnbundllltand 111 the u. s. our •: IIIJiiveraary and Mr. and Heerman ol Sinclair Com· (II'Obl.ml of ptttng to the polll to vote at a mudt ~n~ter r-011 do bave llmlll. Half ol all the coal nw baa Mrs. Dalley their 4th. The munlly CoUece In De)'llll will dl.lllance. 'i'blubowd ''live" a~n~t deal ol true COUDty votes. been mined Iince ltD. In the txlellllwly llllned II'.Mtem fllldl ,: Dalleya were married on the bead Friday'• proJram. FinaliJ, I tab t.. witb Mr. WIJWttl'alllatemeal that a CODtablinl thick bedl of bl&b-qualil7 coal ~ •' aame day u their grandpa Regent• Chancellor Dr , great deal oflllllle)' wW blsaved. It'• .uy to uy that 1111118)' new beclmiJII iJicrualnlly dll!lcult to lorate. and grandma, tbe tth of James A. Norton will pwlde will be JIIV'd, but I have - no bud&et tell that reflecta all Allo, a llrp pll1 of total eoal-wtllia ofll&nlte Ockiber. over a Friday luncheon u- uvlnca. and aubbltmnlneu typea whlcb 1ield - !at per Will of : • Emily Congrove Ia In MI. llllltllon. No, the elimination of the ~ wu not 1J10111Y weight tlllll doel bltuminoua coal. Mud! of lhe coal Ia COli• carmel Hoapltal and would John B. Henderson, dean of aavtne Idea fer the (Ribllc, lalt raiher a vote rNlTIIIglnc Idea talnedln tblll bedl and In deeply lu1ed bella thet can be mined :. love to hear from anyone of .lludent development at the hatched bJ Mr. WinlleltJer bls own political gain. · only witb ar-t dlftlculty and lllpllllll. . . · IAurenceBater her frlenda. Her addresa Is Unlvenlty of ancinnaU and This Ia not to Jlllllllm the-- tiiYinamentil (II'Obleml :: MI. cannel Mtdlcal Center, coordinator of the con· uaoclated with the mining and 111e of COil :; Weal Slate Street, Columbus. fwenee, aald low ICOI'U 011 Even 10• no other «*1Y IIOUI'Ct in Ia likely to 111 ;~ A family reunion was en- recent naUmwlde teata for lnc!reBilnC dependence upon eoalin lhe forenaaJ; Joyed over the weekend at ent•rlnl college atudenta Size ·of loophole ·I varies with states I • • • ''* ,· • ••. ~ MILLER MEETS ON NATURAL GAS .a.nnee Miller recentlf met with James OW, Director of the Olflce of 011 and Ou, Fedlral Ene11Y ~ DR. LAMB " More than 200 will ' attend First aid.for heart atiack By Lawreace E. Lamb, M.D. person from drowning, and DEAR DR. LAMB - the need to know how to help Although nothing can change a peraon with sudden cardiac what has happened, I would arrest Is, so much more appreciate your commenta on common. that there ·Is no a problem that has been comparison. Some cooununltles have bothering me. developed programs to teach Last spring !JIY fath!!l', all the cltbena hoi¥ to save a nearly 88, died suadenly after · life when lAtCh a sudden he !lad shoveled snow from emergency .occurs. I think our 12 by 18 toot patio. He came In ,the houae, sal down, this Is wise and recommend almaped over and was gone. that all communiUea develop He shoveled (pushed) snow such a program. The In· dlvldual peraon who Is In· for about 10 minutes. It couldn't have been more terested should CCIIIIICt the than two or three minutes local chapter of the American after l talked to him that I Heart Aasn. to - If they came back Into the room and have any training procrams he waa slumped over. I available. The Heart straightened hlm llp, but Association· does sponsor a there was no lndlcatlon of number of programs to teach breathing and hill eyea were people what to do. Thll In· closed. I have multiple elude& giving external cheat aclerosla and am In a compreulon to provide wheelchair which ·limits my emergency circulation and artificial reaplratlon when ability to help. He was as acUve as he needed. I do thlnt you need could be, but had begun to training to know how to do decline In atrength the last thll properly. What could you hive done? several months especially, He had to rest a lot when be This Is stricUy a aueas. The was dolng physical work an\1 first few minutea are critical, and If you are not there when he went slowly. It lint happens the chances of Do you think there was doing .something decrease anything 1 could or should have done to save him? 1 rapidly, The aecond danaer Is can't completely shake the that by starting too late the feeling that I let him down at victim can end up with the most critical point In his permanent brain damage and still be alive, which Ia of ,life, DEAR READER - I have questlcnable value, If the been getung variations of thil damage Is severe. With your dlaabllity I doubt question a lot more very much you could have frequently of late.' That Is a done anything useful by good sign, because it means yourself. To provide both people are . becoming more external cardiac ma111ge aware that Immediate asalstance often saves a life and artificial reaplratloa ~ when the heart suddenly need to be fairly agile, more stops. A large number of so than I would gueas you to sudden deaths can be be. Incidentally, shoveling or prevented by prompt ef· fecllve emergency treat- even pushing snow can be a ment. It is a Jot Uke saving a lot more work than many MUler hits jJaperwork burden WASHINGTON - At Its first meeting, the Com· mission on Federal PIJII!I'· work, created by a bill I · sponsored In the 3rd Congreas, agreed that one federal form, Form 941A, which every employer must now file four times a year, should only be required once a year. If the Congreaa enacta thil recommendation, Ibis one chan&e would eliminate a' mountain . of unnece111ry paper work 1,800 t.et hillh· Conlfl• and many federal ldministrallve llienclel have gone overboard In requiring clllaena and bullnesamen to 811 out 111 ell!lless stream of 111necwasary, non-ptoductlve forms . There are more than 12,000 federal lawa that require reports and at leaat 5,2118 different federal forma, not including IRS forms. . It la eatlmated that the federal eovernment requires ~ aDd lndlviciula to flU out 10 billion llheeta of paper which roughly would co- 811 4 ~ mUllan cubic feet of space. The cost of this paperwork burden, estimated at S40 bliUon for business alone, Ia IarBeiy non• productive and adds to the CQ!Jt of every product and service 'In the economy. The Commlaslon on Federal Paperwork, which receives lt.s funding and a great deal of encourqement from a aubcommlltee upon which I eerve, hu a criiiCal role In polnUnl the way for Congrea to eliminate the redtape and JWII*'Work that smothers the productive capacity of this greAt country. · You ·can help eliminate bll'eaucratlc harassment If there Ire federal forms which you feeiarelllnteiiiFY and too tlme-conaumlnl In relation to their value pleaae let me know and I'll ~ your recommendation Is considered by the l'lpa WIXk Commission. ,.M Continuing tal~ · . of Old King Coalj: pr~~~~rZ~a ~rthcut_t, vocation. Mel~s . County . Mrs . Philson, first vice · Grande Coil mus . at . 11-io memlie:s servmg on the· presid.eot, assisted by Esther ' .s . ege, was guest hospitably committee were Maerker treasure · Saturday Mrs. ca:ot Wolfe, Nellie Moore Mildred Omi · · Cha e Alpha Vale, M1ss Lucille Smll}l and Members attending fro~ Sbe Hates Dirty Money · Ka cro~~ pier ?f Delta Mrs. Ma!line Wlii~head . Meigs County were Mts. Ruth Dear Helen : at: Hock!~; :~etyLodgheld ~fs . Ma~iM Philson , Euler, Mrs. Avice Frecker, Introduc d . e. c ne, cha~rwoman of the Miss Mildred Hawley Mrs . I work In a bank so I know how dirty money can be. After Math e by _Judith progr am committee , Betsy Horky, Mrs. Martru; we count for several hours, our fingers are black and,sticky £ror_n tlie filth on paper money. Think of the germs! foU . en~ PresIdent, presented the theme for 1975- Husted Mrs Nan M at:::g 1 p,m. luncheon 76 "Emerging . Awareness." ·Mrs. Genev~ Nolan '::' · I go to restaurants where the help handles money, then Mrs N~ thby tt42 members, !he membership was divided Nellie Parker Mrs. M~garei serves food, touches utenslil, and sometimea even prepares salads, etc. right In front ol you, without wa8hinll their hands 1 · r cu reviewed her mto groups with program Parsons Mrs . M · To whom do I compalin? - c. s. ~~~~nce~.as a deleg~te to leac!ers presenting main Philson, Mrs. Vl~a Pl:~jnae rna 1ona1 Assoc.1atlon focuses of ·· the year· Mrs Jeanette Tho Miss' h td "R h · · · mas, 0 f Women's Club recently for ft' ve ds el . At'tletsedarc - Changing Mary Virginia Reibel .Miss Dear C.: M i . ays n u es 'l;dward Women's' Rosalie Story Mrs 'R' be ·ta Tr}r · She spoke .or the Ro.les;' ' VIlma Pikkoja; . Wilson, Whiiet/ r draQIIced .'t baexpectck to us of women m un- "Woman Becoming · - Carol . Wolfe an ' · ash 88 s derdeveloped countries Of the Personal and Ser· Dorothy Woodard. d Mrs. · they w ,.dtlielr handstime each they touched "filthy money" world , E Growth th bilve lltUe leftlime for'waiUng tebles . ...,If: . 1 M· v ces, · s er CassiU, and The November meetln · + + Jeanette Thomas, " ·Professionai . Affairs , will be a dinner at the Dear Helen: + eport, was chairwoman Professionally Aware " Reb H 1 J of the hostess committee with Kisor. ' a ouse n afkson, 6=:W p.m. A! the start of every TV &eaiiOII, I get furious. I think Mrs. Dorothy Woodard New program books, AI silent aucllon wW .,. :ere • a conaplracy with television manUfacturers to make .P£.meroy, giving the_ in:. presented·to. the '::;oceedtates be theye or three seta. Whychannel else would , preS:n.;; . e s toconon,,..y n'6'. super movies on one the venllon for scholarship fund. Rboda-lo·Maude syndrome or another - and then (the final blow)band us pime time football on a third? They're going to start divorce proceedings In a lot of families who can~ afford Buy aSingtr* sewing machine now, because thP,,P'd several TVa. · 'lbln there's a vast wuteland for about ibree nights of the 0 week, 10 that even a lousy show wW get top ratings bY default. By ClArice Allen They pit terrific Barney Miller, and the bell new show of Mr. and Mrs. Charles the season, "Fay," against the invincible Waltons and act ,so~w. ~ent!ey Eichinger and Suzannab, , ~~~=~~!!f~~:~~amllyre Colun\bus, spent a recent Iaiii lawwthe REAL reaso . ~ t at, weekend with Mrs . Opal· her to another slot? n. ratll:tgs. Why eoaldn I they move ~::~~;· a~f th~h Mrs~ a~d ~~ c~fty ~~:Yn' WY,kl~ r:rs ~-r: su=~~~::n:a.~~ltr:!. Mid~· Part~ ;::vh.i:· membe~e: ~ =~an !~~~twnwithtwo Chester · News N tes Stretch-stitch machine with 'free arm.' keg. $239.95 ln·the-round sewing · versatility, Oat·bed extension,. Carrying case or cabine t exira. E':~~:;! f~J,;. All Mr • Ett Will en . Bel,....~~· . a · at ..... y. ' Miss Hilda Weber of Columbus spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph '. Keller, Mr dMr P U . II . an a. ete tmne and sons, Sycamore' were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur DeTray. Mrs Donald Wllllaml and daughier Columbus spent recent ~kend with Mr ...: Mrs o-lph Keller • • "" ·. ~·Arth'I'homaursDeWTr_eber haand •· ay ve returned home from a ·two weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dresh, Venice, Florida. Mr . and Mrs. B. K. Ridenour and Mrs. Guy Summerfield have returned home from a vacatlun trip Mr ~r!•!mas l-aY Away NOWI . 'A 1 r.tiMI .•rk n! IH[ SING[ R COMPI\NY , _The Fabric Shop McC:.II's, Kwlk·Sow, S!mpltclty Potttrn1 111 W. Soc:ondSINGER SALES m-2214&SERVICE Pomoroy, Oltlo '-~--;,.;,.;.._..;;;;.,;,___.:::,:::,:::,::_j• through the Smoldes and other points of lnterelll Frlenda here were...;..., to -·• hear of the death of ·Charles Elselsteln at hla home In Columbus on Thuraday r·-:~~:---~r----~-,~~IIIOI'IIjng==~·~~--..:· U.S.D.A. ·CHOICE MEATS W•Accept.federal.food-Stamps MONDAY thru SATURDAy 8-5 130 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO Oialtman mJntti a Mr.andMI'I.VIrgilBogard's. Indicated a need for even The flral lime they had all greater attention to been lo11ether for years. "dewiopmental education." Thole at'-dlng were Mr. Recent attempts at and Mn. Homer Bogard, ''dewlopmenlal education" Warner Robins, Ga., Mr. and ~ve included naciDg and Mrs. Clayton Bogard, llludy labl, math IIIII and Medina, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. ~de tullirlng. Floyd Bogard, Cincinnati, Mr. and Mrs. Gay Bogard and lirll of Edlaon, Clifford Bocard and daughter, Mary lee, Ravenswood, W. Va., .. DIVOTID TOTHI •-•-· Mr and .. _ VIr"'' INTIRI~TN01' ,...,_, ' I'ILill· "" ME.I.S.MAI "'I lA Bocard and children, John tHISTIII L. T NNIHtLL """ard and .......,,, "'- ·- ..... ' ••••. •, ....,. ....,nlse · ROll liT HOihiCH and Scott Rauber. · CIIY lllttor · "'--line P~bllahtd dolly _,...,_ Hayman apent a Psoturaoy by the Ohio Volley _.... In • -·ter with ber ubtlahlng com pony, Ohio 111 ,._ ,_,._ Court St.i Pomeroy, daUihter and while there she 457M. lUI nHI OHict Phont attended 111e' l.ancaaler Fair. Editor Ill Phont "2· Her granddaughter Linda 15tcond CIUI 1!011111 PIICI , • t Pomero~. Ohio · Ntitlonol tdvartlalng Fl llplltrlek, 111 majOrette In the Lallcaster Band or Gold. · ~WrTt'h'"~~·.:,·~" Villtlng ~line Hayman 8ottlntlll a. ooflag~ ... 01v:: ftre ·Mr. and Mrs. Ru111I1 ::.~ T~~17 .AVt. , NtW York, Hilley Ali:rGn Mr ' and Mrs Subacr lptlon rotu . Elbert 'Fitapatrlek ~ ~ ~:!\Y.'I;r. :':~~ and Unda Mr and Mrs tv Motor Routr'where ' · · •rrler aervlc~ not MarUn N..trold, Mr. and ~~~~~"~n ~~ 0m1'::' w.~~~­ Mrl. llldi:Hayman,Mlll:eand r:~· veer 1 s1ti Gres, Ula Ridenour and :~:~:: si&A: ~1~~~~~~: Floyd, ,Mall and lellle Ann, ~~·= \Iter ; Six months and Mr. and Mrs . Tom utisci1/.':t': ~f:'."'f,;.f,!c.S:. · Hayman and family undoy·Timn·Stnllnfl. C't!~ Berrys Worrel •: teutxlllla Ia I ''UVI(Iery" thai :: baa been CilldeinJMd by the cl.ulled, democratic leaden of :; Europe, aayl J'rQ(. Donald BIDdley of Brandell Unlftl'lity'l ., Spaln'llltclllillll of five ~of~~. ._lcale•. lbmMI•• a..,... ! U0: tJi wr:t '! ,iv.::C""' · C•mor~~P.Ioc.~~ ,. "Operator, what's the number lor 'Diei·l· Conspiracy'?" fellnltllllllit cOialz). ' . :: To . . lpiiD'I .. &Willa Ia I . . witll . . . . . • l'ftOitlllllaar._lllllllOIIJJa ..-111111•1.,. Ill taa.. ; FRESH GROUND BEEF "FI1ShiY Made'!................. ..lb.-79' USDA 'atOICE ROUND MAIL ....... :.................. lb. '1.29 USDA ~ICE IK)Nfl ESS ROUND STEAK... .'........ lb. s1.35 USDA ,BONElESS RUMP ROAST......................... lb.'1.39 USDA atOICE atUCK ROAST .. ;.............. :............. lb. 71 . . USDA ROUND SWISS STEAK ................. ~ ........ ~ lb•.s1.39 USDA atOICE SIRlOIN STEAK .. .. .... ... ... ... ........ lb•.s1.sg USDA.atOICE T-BONE SIEMS:.......................... lb. '1.79 USDA CHOICE PORTERHOUSE STEAK.................. .lb. '1.89. FRESHLY MADE CUBE STEAKS ..................... :.... lb.'1.7S SALT PORK FOR SEAmNING............. ~ ................ lb•.89' R~ SKIN BOLOGNA IJ The Piece ... :·............... :... lb•.If TmERS PORK SAUSAGE ........................ 8.oz. pkg. '1.59 HATH PORK SHOULDER PICNICS .............. 3 lb. can sug FRESH OYSTERS "Salects~. : .... :............... 12 oz. can s1•79 FRESH OysTERS "Standardf................. J2 oz. can '1.69 COMPLETE LINE OF CHEESES • HAMS • ' P~RK · BEEF • SAUSAGES • WNCH MEATS. SIDES OR ARTERS OF: BEEF AVAILABLE. n mallw CIDI waadllr wbat 1l!lll ol.., IIIIIW . . . Ill _... )li I . I ~ BIIIWIIIt ol Ama'ica'aleldfl'lt he ualll an lmpulloned • letter to The New Yarli: Tlmea. ''The (Ribllcallanet of Ptuldent • Ford and llcaetlry Jfl•... chnlc the tnre, mllllar7 ·: trlalland -uau111111 no uawith....,lllandlballlll." ; We ara- oe~ tile BI••.,.MMI ala. Alllll!'lcaP ReYIIlutkll. he lllltll. The AlllerlcaD "'OGIIia ,.... .,..,.,_Qed to reaort ID Ioree, IDdudl• ratba' 111 order to free .h m • delpolil!ll lidJJ blnlp In cam- ·~ parillll wllh Spain'• ·'mllltarlled '111111, Ill cla1ml :· llldaJ'• JOUDI liP'..., ''frwdam fl&M.m" d ,. Gill' ;I denlandln8 and qport. t . ·= II campullaDI ara odlaaa, tbilll CIDI olllle 111011t odlouawe : have Ill a IGIW 111111. ' · ; R II CIDI of a. 1111'111 olllle ~ JlltGIItlaa t111t 1 Ulllike aiDialt aD O,lllen blltllrJ IWda, It 1111 _..,_, .! telrorlllll. The IJOlmW. r• wild to lwoe w• Ulllld ·: aoldlln In a.lleld, wbo ... wtlllbllto dlfeDd ........_, :· not ........ 111M ctllt clvlllaal -of wllam 8ltln Ilia a _ . ·: haft ban 148dared In . . ,_, ..... wllb the -~ eMalkllll of a dcllen er • pol • ... ,, II a. 'I"'MDDnn "01111'•• llad ~ ..._lmbiitll - - ol etdllllllllld roil! ~ .. Brltllll wUI ·~ have.._aju JNIDIUis"lila.DMa.lpe .. !DdaJ, : deopltt . . ...... aD lciM'I ol .. ...,. bnl lor tile ·• mr.u. ' :~ Not ClODIP'flble •••tP' nt.tL Qbt I 1•~ lntelllpat "'OIIIt jl'dll!lft IIIJwhlt ' Setml to me that network rivalry Is making' the vl~er the big loler. New series with great potenUal don't stand a chance againlt eatabllshed blggles, and even they may lose to Monday night aports, Whatcanwedo? - UPSETANDDARNMAD called ' Dear U and D.M · Wrlie to thenetworks!Ifenoughofushowl,wemlghtsave .. a few gema from the ICI'ap heap ... Though It ma alread be too late for my favorite new !!how "Fay" -and uJ'a ke Y furiwll ' rna s me Julll u "Barney Miller" Jut · · Groulant) and eompan;:uld year, w d TV glv~ them a chance? Not Poor placement :d the latest blight - the 10-called ''famQy hour" - has rooll"ed Fay, and could unseat Barney. So Cllllllplaln, loud and long. Perhaps we'll be heard aomeday. (Even lfm onewsallatenlngwben IW 1974favorlte "We'D Get By" - didn't ) . ' ~ rating game Ia •d as Y~ aay "Upset , we viewers are the 1o But don' ' ' H. sera. we t have to take It quleUy! - r~~Y ~:d·wf~l=i .· Fay(~ cieland Now lAng Bottom ' wtdeip:ead Trinity Church enjoys Sunday fellowship dinner Music professor talks to group • session DON OAKLEY _ t!:r:on~~~: ,. A fellowship · dinner was held at Trinity Church, Pomer oy , Immedi ately fo!lowing the Sunday mor· ning worship service. Grace preceding the dinner was given by the Rev. W. H. Perrin, pastor. A program fo!lowed with Roy Mayer, superintendent of the Sunday School , as master of ceremonies. Mayer extended . the welcome and a hymn sing fo llowed with Mrs. Paul KYLE SIMPSON Party held on birthday Kyle A. Slmpson, son of Mr and Mrs'. Gary Simpson : celebrated his first birthday recently at the horne of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wigal, Middleport. A blue and white color scheme carrying out the boy and his table. dog theme on the Cakewas andused ice cream, potato chips and KoolAid were served to Mrs. steve Frost and son Mike, Mrs. Nellie Russell, Mrs. Keith French, Terry Grogan and Mr · and Mrs. Earnest Wells great-grandparents. ' · Sending gifts were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Simpson, Sr ., Randy Slmpson, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stiles and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Grogan and son Chris. Nease, director, and Miss. Nancy Jo Mayer, pianist. Mrs. Nease read a poem from a book Of poetry compiled by her mother, the late Mrs. Horace Smith. J oseph Struble, ac· companied by Miss Mayer, sang "Blessed Assurance" and "Ivory Palaces" and the closing prayer was given by a guest, the Rev. William Middleswar th. The fellowship concluded with singing Of "God Be with You' '. Other guests were Miss Jean Hines, . AGES GIVEN Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Candidates for the title of Kermit Walton. "Young Careerist" to be selected by the Middleport Business and Professional Women's Club must be be· HOME FROM HOSPITAL tween the ages of 21 and 28, Suzan Thoma, daughter of Mrs . Dorth a P. Salser, Mr . and Mrs. Earl Thoma chairwoman of the com· Pomeroy, returned hom~ petition, announced. It was fr om Children's Hospital, reported ear.Uer that they Columbus, Monday. Suzan could be between 16 and 28 if was taken there a week ago they had at least one full year for treatment of Beys Syn· in business or the professions. drome, a viral infection from Candidates for the title the Holzer· Medical Center. should be referred to Mrs. She was in intensive care lot Salser. four days. •• • .• ' 0 • 0 0 • IP-•••·~---~~~--~~~-­ • • HOST PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Roush,Rt. 1, .Minersville, TRACTION hosted a halloween party victoos, CLEATS - ·aUJLT DEEP recenUy. Guests were Mr. TO BITE DEEP and Mrs. William Jacobs, Mason, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. +++Z Joe Manuel and son Tim, Rt. Dear Helen: Abou~personal!l'oductadsCIIITV : Ican'tunderstandwhy 2, Racine : Mr. and Mrs. they allow pltchea for sanitary pads and (In some In· Lewis Hudson, Rt. 1, Miners· lllancel) male contracepUves, wben they mike such a fuss ville ; Terrie and Tommy Manuel, Rt. 2, Raclne . about Oler llhowlng her gorgeoua navel. - El.IGENE Games were played and · refreshments served. Any~ 1 Dear Eugene: OMr won a navel victory, remember'. F. E. T. EACH BOe A1ao o.!I!8P 11: • banned In mind : ads finance TV showa. If the netwOI'ks PLUS RECApPABLE CASING · eyery offencllnll pllch (and each cOIJIDiei'Clal offends ALSO A'ITENDED SOMEBODY) we'd soon be p11ylng lor our airwave en- Mr. and Mrs. Ed Evans and FREE; MOUNTING Mrs. Carl Roach were among lertalnment ... such as it Ia. -H. . those attending the Homebuilders dinner Ohio 992 _2101 meeting last week. Their Poineroy names were unintentionally J F F 0 omitted from an earlier l,..ll!fl••••o•h•n•'•u•l•tz•·•wn•e•r•._ _ _ _. . account of the meeting. ., even " " RECAPS ~hu~ch J ·' MEIGS TIRE CENTER of Christ has ' cos~me " and pizza party A costume and pizza party was held at the Middleport Olurch of Christ Monday night with approximately 70 · children. of the primary department and adults attending. The party was hosted by .the Sunday school teschen. •. . Miss Frances Roush and Mrs. Pearl Reynolds judged the costumes with silver doUars going to the winners, Jennifer McKinley, prettiest; Chris Stewart, ugliest;' bartn .Roach, cutest; Beth Ann Social .Calendar. Wolfe, funniest ; Clinton .Glaze, Becky and K. S. Ar· nott, most original; Tera Gerlach, cleverest, and David Dodson, scariest. Aaslstlng with the games were Mrs. (!:arl McKinley, Mrs. Mike Gerlach, Mrs.' Danny Thomas and Mrs. George Glull. The spook houae was operated by Randy Roadh, Becky Fry and Debbl.e Hollon. Others assisting were Mrs. Larry Baker, Mrs. Denver Rice, Mrs. Mlcbael Stewart, Mrs. Dale Hysell, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sheets, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. carl Roach. Mrs. Art Hess was a contributing hostess. Each of the children received a trick and treat bag of candy. Mrs. Glaze had the blessing. Pizza and soft drinks ·were lil!rved. ·H op-. Mo illlf,mla Bridge R•Openlng Sale BIG SAVINGS ON toYS & GIFTS TOYS DOLLS GAME~RACE SETS TINKER TOY~HOBBY HORSES (Wheel Goods & Ertle Implements Reduced and Priced As Marked) RIVAL BEAUTIFUL CAN OPENERS REG. '13•95 Till Alhln• County 2H Slcillld 51. . Po~.Oitlo REG. $37.10 1 "1111 Crock Pot REG. $24:95 Sale 19.99 Sale '15.88 G. E. Mud & Snow Deluxe 4 Ot. Sale 33.50 HairDtyer G. E. & Sunbear REG. $25.95 1 Sale 19.95 SIYiflll I t,.o., Co. Room Ught · F'IXtures UvinR D:...! Sale sg,88 1 ~BRANCH ' 25°/o OFF REG.' $37 .50 4)~EIGS ' START YOUR LAYAWAy -TODA t roaster Oven ONPAUIOOK . SAVINGS . TIRES Big Savings Mr. Coffee II REG. $34.95 Sale 24.95 5 Mino Pressure Cooker REG. $21.99 1 Sale 15.99 Granite Roastels All Sizes Greatly Reduced MANY OTHER ITEMS MARKED DOWN. COME IN AND LOOK AROUND Start Your Lay Away TODAY! ' . �. . .. . .. ' ;,' .. t_- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wectnesday, Oct. 29, 1975 . . . ~ • • ' from Athens where they lived thi s summ er while their home was being buill. Mr. and Mrs. William Culwell spent two days· in Plans have been completed Kentucky with relatives a~d for the open church wedding then jo.W"neyed on to Florida .Df Saqdie Oxley, daughter of where they visited his brother Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Oxley, apd sister-in-law, Mr. and Athens, and Scott Van Mrs. Ed Culwell who recently Vranken, son of Mr, and Mrs. moved to Florida .from In- Harvey Van Vranken, dianapolis, Ind. T)le Cui wells Pomeroy, on Saturday at 7:30 have now ·returned to their p.m. at the Pomeroy United • home here. Methodist Cl•urch. . Mr. and Mrs. Eddie JorThe Rev. John Bryant of dan, Clay Willia and E. l , Vinton will officiate at the Rockford, Ill., were weekend ceremony which will follow a guests here and visited 'his half hour o[ pre-nuptial music brother and sister-in-law, Mr. by Mrs. Horace Karr, and Mrs. Lavern Jordan .and Pomeroy, Rt. 3, organist, and family, her parepts, Mr. and Miss Tina Franks, Athens, Mrs. L. D. Cottrill and his vocalist, beginning at 7 p.m. aunt, Mrs. Ida Dennison. · Guests will be registered by Mr . and Mrs. Charles Essex, Colwnbus and Susan · Essex , Ohio University, Athens, visited Mrs. Essex's mother, Maude Holcomb, and attended Laurel Grange on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith spent a part of his vacation as guests of her cousin, Mrs. Harold Duncan, Medina, and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr . and Mrs . Larry Stanley and Anna, ' Miss Oxley .to weds.·aturday .. ·r ® )' ./ I STUDENTS ENROLLED In Holzer Medical Center's MLT program are, first row,l tor, Julia Carr, Carolyn Nibert, Barb Anthony, Jacqule Jenkins and Paula Chinn; second ro'Y ,Ito r, Randy Wlll, Greg Dunn, Oana Johnson and Cathy Havrtla. Holzer MIT's begin program . ' F'or the Dfth year of its existence, Holzer Medical Center's Medical Laboratory Technician Program has commenced claases with nine · students enrolled for their 1~76 Internship between the hQIPital and Rio Gr~de Community College. Af~r completion of thl$ second and llnal year of the MLT eour.e, during which the student spends a to-hour week at the center Involved in · claill study Of the various labotatorlea dulles in the , hOIIpltal'a pathology depart. menl, he or she wlll receive an aaoclate degree from the college, and become eUglble for certification as a registered Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT) by the ~merican Society of CHnical Rio Grande Community Pathologists . Steve Elber- College, to provide the Carpen.l er PersonalS ' Peggy Goetz, Athens. Mrs. Mark Wen:y, Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy, will serve as matron of honor and . bridesmaids will be ·Miss Barbara Jordan, Gallipolis, and Miss Janet Van Vranken, Pomeroy. Miss Sarah Oxley wiD be a junior bridesmaid . Flower girl . will be Penny Sickels, Athens, and a special bridal attendant will be Judy Polly's· Pointers Sickels, also' of Athens. Mark Werry; Pomeroy, 1!<111 serve as best nian and ushers will be Jeff Oxley, Athens: Matthew Vah Vranken , Pomeroy, and Tom Cassell, Ada. Michael Oxley, brother of the bride,lect, will be the ringhearer. A reception will . immediately follow the wedding · In the church social room. you to tirHIIIt tcttll;-tiOfl, _,.,, Cllld n.rr'IIY not~~ . You '"" ~!try SYNACLEAI at your fc:~'I'Ofl'- dNg CO\IIt.,, with· OUt · lltld for o prtKriPtloll. Sa !hi~ droln 1111~ c'-or ollrtot!lll·tlftllt cCJVitin OM "hord cort" tobl.t ~i••• up Ill I hour• rdtl . IJijOrGIIIHcl by ll\llktr. Try It t~oy. fi'MI poll! orul p!'t~rt of contttlion. Introductory OffeF Worth ...... . . $1.50 Cvt out llllt act - tCIII• to o dr\11 ...,.., l'vrdioM OH pO(t. at S'f'NA-Cl!AI12 't Gl'd ,~,. 0110 _,. SYHA·Cl!At 12 P.cl frtt, ~·---1 Pomeroy, Ohio lnEN'IOII. _, ___Ne_lso_n's-'-'P=resc=ri;:_:..;ption'--=--Dru-g_Store .. ~, TURKEYS 0Cf08E:R 31 Gallipolis, Ohio r Good.Ground Beef TOMATO SOUP.......... ~ ..................6 Ground Fresh Srleral Times A Day F10111 USDA Choice Beef '$1.00 ARGO PEAS.. ;..............................3 $1.00 49" MARGARINE ......... .................. ...................... ... . EARLY SWEET VARIETY _..... ·' ~­ - _ USDA ChciiCe Beef 303 Cans MIRACLE WHIPPED 'The ~- With A Heart· You, WE UK~'·. . Right Resel\'ed to limit Quantities. .Jfe 'CIIdly Acctpt feel, Food StamP' Prices EftectM Oct. 29-Ncw. c; MOIMIIt Tbru friday . 9:00 to 7:00 . .Sllllrdlr 9 to 9 ,aOSf.D SUNDAYS WE HAVE .Quart and Pint CANNING JARS . . 6-STICK . fiRESIDE COOKIES...................... ~ ..... ·2. Pkgs. ' TOMATO JUICE. .................................. 2 ~::· ASSORTED , 8 oz. . . BES.PAK Hi . 4 POTATOES .....:.......... 10 .t. 99 FLORIDA . 5 lb. 694 ORANGES~ ...................... ~.. . CUBE STEAK. " lb. Any Amount e 89 . 99e 4 PLASTIC TRASH BAGS. ..·.. :...... ,........ ......... }~.~~!.. 79 oooy moo............................................ . . ~~r!3.99 FRENCH CITY - '...__ KE FRANKS FRENCH CITY WIENERS ' ' cl.$149 pq. - 2o KING SIZE J)atellne 1111 By UDited lenarfre1 Prea $217 BORDEN'S QIESE liiSSES 89 CAKE MIXES REG. 3.99 1 25 LB. BAG ~ I '. ROBERT LoGAN Birth is Mr. and Mrs. Dwight (Skip) Logan announce the blr.th of their second son, Robert Franklin, Oct. 14 at the Charleston Memorial Hospital, Charleston, W. Va. The Infant weighed sill pounds. Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam V. Lester, South Charleston, are the maternal grandparents, ind the paternal grand· parents are Mr. and Mrs: Dwight ~an, Sr., Rt. 3, Pomeroy. Maternal greatgrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Shaffer, Los Angeles, Calif., and Mr.'and Mrs. William V. Lester, Sr., South Charleston. ·Maternal great-great grandmother -IS' Mrs. Mamie Howard, South Charleston, w. va., and a paternal great-grandfather ill George Logan, Hemlock Grove. Logan Is serving with the U. S. Navy currenUy on a Caribbean cruJae. Mra. Opn and the children are making their home with her parents in South Charle1ton IDIUl he returns.' Mr. and Mrs. Logan ID· have another son, . Shawn Wllllam, one-yearo(lld. PEAK · PINTO BEANS ROMAN RED DELICIOUS BEAUTY APPLES ··APPLES .4~ , BAG PUFFS FACIAL TISSUES .1011 cr. BUSHEL BOX JENO PIZZAS PEPPERONI OR SAUSAGE CAMBRIDGE, MMI, Oct. :1 • -Foil- American armed i I ,FRENQt CITY Liver . • ' I' DOG FOOD UQUID • 1 ot BEm CROCKER . . CHUNK ERA ' WIUiam Logan, son Shawn of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight (Skip) Logan, Jr., fonnerly '· 'of RI . 3, Pomeroy, was : honored on hill first birthday recenUy with a party at the • home of Mr. and Mrs. I , , WlUiam V. Lester, Jr., South :charleston, W. Va. Mrs. Logan and sons are living ·there while First Class Petty Officer Logan Is on a ·Caribbean crulle aboard the .Destroyer u.s.s, Spruance. · · : A Winnie the Pooh theme was carried out In the : :decorations Including . the ; birthday cake, a replica of Winnie the Pooh, baked by 'Mrs. C. H. Kuhn, Rt. 2, ,pomeroy, whose son, 'Charles, 14 serving on the .Spruance with Logan . The ,cake was presented to Shawn ,by his grandmother, Mrs. ''Dwight Logan, Sr. · Attending the j!arty were Mr, and Mrs. Dwight Logan, •Sr., Pomeroy, Rt. 3; ·Mr. and Mrs. Gary Burdette, South Charleston; .Miss Terry ,Coleman, Miss Linda ,Coleman, South Charleston; ,Mr. and Mrs. John McDougal and Barbara, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Judith Van Natter and son John Michael, Mrs. Terry Willard, South Charleston; Mrs. Cynthia Bess, St. • Albans, and Gary lester, · ' South Charleston, Sending 'gifts were Mrs, Edna Colt111811, Florida; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Shaffer, Los Angeles, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Col:, Erin and Brett, RedlandJ, Calif.: Mrs. Mamie Howard, and·Mr. apd Mrs. Wllllam Lester, Sr., South Charleston, W. Va. Shawn received another ~ gift two dJyslater, a brother, ~ Robert Franklin. ; PettyQOicerLogan spent a 'I two-week leave with his ;: famlly before leaving on the ,: crui8e. v. . $109 P~dding ~~. ·~· • PAk --- '1 ot: .. . '' , • • lb ' • .··~·\ U.S. 'NO. 1 -' -, ~ - 1: · Celebrates birthday .1503 Eastern Avenue ~~51 24 OZ.IlX ' FLUFFO · t$AW.41t CAMPBELL'S & .. 1HRU NoVGMB~Rz. The ,Kiddie Today ill Wedneaday, Oct. 29, the 30?nd day of 1m wl.th 63 to follow. . The moon iB between ita. last quarter and new phue. The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Man and Saturn. The evening star iB Jupiter, Those born on thia date are under the sign of Scorpio. HADDOCK' ASH OIIP STYLE BUY NOW GOOD ANY Do you see a mao skillful to his work? H~ will stand before kings; hei will not stand before obscilro;t men. - Proverbs22:29. "The 'expectations of life depend upon diligence; the mechanic that would perfect his work must first sharpen his tools." - Confucius , Chinese philosopher. · BAn.ER & BAKE . ANY SIZE S'Pe'CIA[... 'PRICE: OJ n,;L.ICIOUS SKI PftR'SI~ fiSH Kelton, regional director, to , tending the morning session, preside at the business but· planning to attend the meeting. afternoon program, a 50 cent Registration will begin at 9 registration fee will be a.m. and the coffee hour will charged. extend to 10 a.m. at which The Pomeroy Garden tlme the business meeting Club, Middleport Garden Will be conducted. The tun- · Club and Middleport cheon will be served in tlje _ Amateur Gardeners w:e host Meigs Junior High School clubs for the meeting , cafeteria. For those not at' OVEN READY reorgantzeS SLACKS Mrs . Gilbert Cullen, Marietta, an accredited judge of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, and a wellknown demonstrator and lecturer will be speaker and · arrange~ at the Saturday meeting of Region 11, OAGC, at the Pomeroy Elementary School. Mrs. Cullen has been president of the Hill and Dale Garden Club for two years and is stale chairi!:_C!_man . ~f nower show awards. She served two terms as state chairwoman of flower show schools and taught on peonies in the Spring '!975 Flower Show School. Mrs . Harold Lohse is chairwoman of the day for the meeting with Mrs. Aaron· ARMOUR STAR Letart 4-H HeaJth-Tex at Saturday Region Jl meet_ · Polly' Problem · have lisls of shu~lns and the DElAR POLLY - When my elderly, whom they caD and husband and I vlalted a friend check on every, day. The "in the hospital, we marveled formation ·of sucb a 8fOUp at her nilrrow escape. She would certaluly be rewarding had fallen in her own home work. - POLLY. , and since she llves alone she DEAR POLLY - One of was not mlased until a neigh- my Pel Peeves is with people bor noticed her mall had not · who walk .up and down a been picked up. The neighbor moving escalator. I try to alerted !he pollee, I wonder If teach my child to stand still there are any neighborhood on.one step for his own safety . groups concerned with but it Is tempting for him to elderly men and women who move when qe sees others · Jive along . Perhaps a doing it. - ETHEL. telephone committee could be DEAR POLLY -Many are organized to phone daily, or now making Christmas gifts at least several times a week, ·and I have an idea for a fairly just to talk and be assured of Inexpensive gift for a shut-ln. INVESTITURE CEREMONY for four new Browrues ·of Pomeroy TrQOP 76 was -conthe weD beblg of these stay- Buy a wreath and since this ill ducted by Mrs. Carolyn Reeves, leader, at the Monday night meeting at the Pomeroy at-homes. Perhaps every few the Blcen~nnlal year, add a Elementary SchOCII. Invested and presented their Brownie pins by Mrs. Reeves were, left to blocks could organl2e such wide red bow with spools of, right, .Sandra Cumuilngs, Dla!Uia White, Candy Davill and Teresa Mulford. Sandra Mattox groups to phone or stop in to red and blue thread In the wu WIBble to attend. see these shut4ns once in a center of the bow. Also attach while to bring news ·of the a book of needles with large world, check 'on shopping eyes. If you have any prel!y · needs or extra house scraps of material, send them . cleaning. I would'llke to know along. Suggest they be Wled . if there are any such groups. for making patchwork Items: - CLAIRE. since doing such work will ' DEAR CLAIRE - I am make the hours roll by faster. I sure such good work Is belag - MRS. L.N. done In many pl1ces. Betty, DEAR POLLY - When my right bud helper, bas there are grease stains on a ' several friends ~bo beloog to rug I rub dry baking soda into such a group iu our clly. They the spots, leave 11 on over- · night and then vacuum up the extra soda the next morniilg. The stains will have disappeared. - MARY S. DEAR POLLY Yesterday I went to a discount store with ten coupons for specials the store was olferlng during a sale. I would pick up a special and then'lay the proper coupon on the item. When,my shopping was finished and I went to the checkout counter, the checksr said "What a won· derful Idea. I wish everyone would do !hill since it helpe so much." I plan to do the same ) thing at the grocery store. MRS: W.W.S. SKIPPY SHAWN LOGAN SHOmiiiNG DEAR POLLY - Apply red nourescent tape to your car $189 keys and the flashlight you keep In the car. This makes them much easier to find In • the dark. - MRS. W.R.K. AI~,., feld, Medical necessaryand personnel, Mrs.Krebs, Maude (ASCP), Is the Technologist educational equipment facilities to Laura local Holcomb, , and .Mrs .. ·~=~liiii;,------""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~---------------~-coordinator of this two-year train these young men and Ruth Swisher, Radcliff, have study at the ~ospital assisted women each year in hospital returned from a wee k's .by M~rlene Johnson, a 1972 laboratory technology, an vacation in Florida where · graduate of the progrljm. important and vital area In they visited with Mrs. Krebs' Funding for the course today's modern health sons, the Harley Pickett ' began in 1970, when Holzer careers. family in Miami, and the Medical Cen~r's flathology Errol Pickells at Hollywood, Department received a Fla. They also visited Mrs. $102,000 Federal grant to be Mae Pickett and other Wled towards Initiating a relatives · near Fort medical la~oratory Lauderdale. technician training program. • The Busy Bee Society of These monies were received the Carpenter Baptist Church from the Appalachian met at the church. A silent Regional Commission by .auction was held. )t was means of the Ohio Valley LETART, W. VA. - The announced that the new Health Services Foundation. Letart Pioneers 4-H Club held furnaces had been installed hi Such financial assistance its reorganizational meeting the church. Ida Cheadle gave enabled the two Institutions, recently and elected officers devotions. Those present Holzer Medical Center And · for the new year . were Ida Cheadle, Mella Vice president Lesa Grimm Fisher, Vivian . Gaston, presided and the group sang Hester Peck, Bonnie Cheadle, "W.Va. Boys and Girls" and Emma Whittington, Freda repeated the 4-H Pledge. Smith, Beulah Perry and son, Officers elected were Troy. president, Carolyn Shirley ; 1\lr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers, vice president, Rosemary local, were among those who Stricker; secretary, Jonl attended the annual Farm Clark; treasurer, Lesa Bureau banquet at Chester Regularly 65¢ each •Grimm ; reporter , Jenny Elementary School. OF THE WEEK Clark; aong leaders, Julie Mr . and Mrs . Ralph Clark and Melissa Knapp;· Frazier of Gallipolis called on · IOYS' game leaders, Raymond her mother , Mrs. Goldie Friend and. Ralph Shirley. Gillogly and other relatives in ' Plans were made for a this area. skating party, Betty Shields Mrs. John Ingram, Iarmer KNIT volunteered to find out about resident of this area, who now renting the Skating Rink. makes her home at the Roberta Asbury, Mason Masonic Home in Springfield, County 4-H Extension Agent spent several days visiting ~ANOWICHE::'5 Plaids & Solids hel~ a question and answer Mr. and· Mrs. Harold Beatty session on 4-H projects and in Albany and attended liM~ Sizes 5-7 activities. church at Temple Church on 1'he meeting was adjourned Sunday morning. Mr. Ingram ' and refreshmen Is were '-also lives at the Masonic served. Reported by Jenny Home but is not able to Clark. travel. Mrs. Oma Starkey spent · some time with her son-inlaw and daughter, Mr. and mrs . Ro~ Wiseman In HOME ON LEAVE Harrisonville while Mr . Scott ' Van Vranken, Starkey attended the Ohio stationed with the U. S. Navy State Grange session in at Jacksonville, Fla., arrived Cleveland. home Sunday on leave. He.is MIDDUPORT, OHIO Mr. and Mrs. Harold the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gillogly have moved to their· Harvey Van Vranken. new horne on State Route 689 . Help ·needed for shut-ins HAY-FEVER SINUS Sufferers· ••*" GET · .L • You certainly .c an ••• find relief Her.. l Qood AIWI for yQIII bdllli.... r!IW "t.ord cor." 5YN.t.·ClEAI o.congelfOIII tgb~, Qtl ' il1 11~tly ~ contlrwQ\1 ~ to Mrs. Cullen scheduled to.sbeak ~ .,...II known •• ' ..reb WlllhJnltcin'e fleet aalled In of enemy tranlpOrtl alanl lbe Clllll and two Gtben ready to belin were American novell1l 'j\'Ula C&lher aid,. "I llkt lrwa .becalllll they mon rt11gnec1 to the Wlf they h•ve ~ratlolll the following to Uve than othel' thlnp do." -Y· . ' 28 OZ. BOX - A tiJought for the day: REG. 11.49 c( I • ~ ~\.~~ . �. . .. . .. ' ;,' .. t_- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wectnesday, Oct. 29, 1975 . . . ~ • • ' from Athens where they lived thi s summ er while their home was being buill. Mr. and Mrs. William Culwell spent two days· in Plans have been completed Kentucky with relatives a~d for the open church wedding then jo.W"neyed on to Florida .Df Saqdie Oxley, daughter of where they visited his brother Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Oxley, apd sister-in-law, Mr. and Athens, and Scott Van Mrs. Ed Culwell who recently Vranken, son of Mr, and Mrs. moved to Florida .from In- Harvey Van Vranken, dianapolis, Ind. T)le Cui wells Pomeroy, on Saturday at 7:30 have now ·returned to their p.m. at the Pomeroy United • home here. Methodist Cl•urch. . Mr. and Mrs. Eddie JorThe Rev. John Bryant of dan, Clay Willia and E. l , Vinton will officiate at the Rockford, Ill., were weekend ceremony which will follow a guests here and visited 'his half hour o[ pre-nuptial music brother and sister-in-law, Mr. by Mrs. Horace Karr, and Mrs. Lavern Jordan .and Pomeroy, Rt. 3, organist, and family, her parepts, Mr. and Miss Tina Franks, Athens, Mrs. L. D. Cottrill and his vocalist, beginning at 7 p.m. aunt, Mrs. Ida Dennison. · Guests will be registered by Mr . and Mrs. Charles Essex, Colwnbus and Susan · Essex , Ohio University, Athens, visited Mrs. Essex's mother, Maude Holcomb, and attended Laurel Grange on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith spent a part of his vacation as guests of her cousin, Mrs. Harold Duncan, Medina, and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr . and Mrs . Larry Stanley and Anna, ' Miss Oxley .to weds.·aturday .. ·r ® )' ./ I STUDENTS ENROLLED In Holzer Medical Center's MLT program are, first row,l tor, Julia Carr, Carolyn Nibert, Barb Anthony, Jacqule Jenkins and Paula Chinn; second ro'Y ,Ito r, Randy Wlll, Greg Dunn, Oana Johnson and Cathy Havrtla. Holzer MIT's begin program . ' F'or the Dfth year of its existence, Holzer Medical Center's Medical Laboratory Technician Program has commenced claases with nine · students enrolled for their 1~76 Internship between the hQIPital and Rio Gr~de Community College. Af~r completion of thl$ second and llnal year of the MLT eour.e, during which the student spends a to-hour week at the center Involved in · claill study Of the various labotatorlea dulles in the , hOIIpltal'a pathology depart. menl, he or she wlll receive an aaoclate degree from the college, and become eUglble for certification as a registered Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT) by the ~merican Society of CHnical Rio Grande Community Pathologists . Steve Elber- College, to provide the Carpen.l er PersonalS ' Peggy Goetz, Athens. Mrs. Mark Wen:y, Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy, will serve as matron of honor and . bridesmaids will be ·Miss Barbara Jordan, Gallipolis, and Miss Janet Van Vranken, Pomeroy. Miss Sarah Oxley wiD be a junior bridesmaid . Flower girl . will be Penny Sickels, Athens, and a special bridal attendant will be Judy Polly's· Pointers Sickels, also' of Athens. Mark Werry; Pomeroy, 1!<111 serve as best nian and ushers will be Jeff Oxley, Athens: Matthew Vah Vranken , Pomeroy, and Tom Cassell, Ada. Michael Oxley, brother of the bride,lect, will be the ringhearer. A reception will . immediately follow the wedding · In the church social room. you to tirHIIIt tcttll;-tiOfl, _,.,, Cllld n.rr'IIY not~~ . You '"" ~!try SYNACLEAI at your fc:~'I'Ofl'- dNg CO\IIt.,, with· OUt · lltld for o prtKriPtloll. Sa !hi~ droln 1111~ c'-or ollrtot!lll·tlftllt cCJVitin OM "hord cort" tobl.t ~i••• up Ill I hour• rdtl . IJijOrGIIIHcl by ll\llktr. Try It t~oy. fi'MI poll! orul p!'t~rt of contttlion. Introductory OffeF Worth ...... . . $1.50 Cvt out llllt act - tCIII• to o dr\11 ...,.., l'vrdioM OH pO(t. at S'f'NA-Cl!AI12 't Gl'd ,~,. 0110 _,. SYHA·Cl!At 12 P.cl frtt, ~·---1 Pomeroy, Ohio lnEN'IOII. _, ___Ne_lso_n's-'-'P=resc=ri;:_:..;ption'--=--Dru-g_Store .. ~, TURKEYS 0Cf08E:R 31 Gallipolis, Ohio r Good.Ground Beef TOMATO SOUP.......... ~ ..................6 Ground Fresh Srleral Times A Day F10111 USDA Choice Beef '$1.00 ARGO PEAS.. ;..............................3 $1.00 49" MARGARINE ......... .................. ...................... ... . EARLY SWEET VARIETY _..... ·' ~­ - _ USDA ChciiCe Beef 303 Cans MIRACLE WHIPPED 'The ~- With A Heart· You, WE UK~'·. . Right Resel\'ed to limit Quantities. .Jfe 'CIIdly Acctpt feel, Food StamP' Prices EftectM Oct. 29-Ncw. c; MOIMIIt Tbru friday . 9:00 to 7:00 . .Sllllrdlr 9 to 9 ,aOSf.D SUNDAYS WE HAVE .Quart and Pint CANNING JARS . . 6-STICK . fiRESIDE COOKIES...................... ~ ..... ·2. Pkgs. ' TOMATO JUICE. .................................. 2 ~::· ASSORTED , 8 oz. . . BES.PAK Hi . 4 POTATOES .....:.......... 10 .t. 99 FLORIDA . 5 lb. 694 ORANGES~ ...................... ~.. . CUBE STEAK. " lb. Any Amount e 89 . 99e 4 PLASTIC TRASH BAGS. ..·.. :...... ,........ ......... }~.~~!.. 79 oooy moo............................................ . . ~~r!3.99 FRENCH CITY - '...__ KE FRANKS FRENCH CITY WIENERS ' ' cl.$149 pq. - 2o KING SIZE J)atellne 1111 By UDited lenarfre1 Prea $217 BORDEN'S QIESE liiSSES 89 CAKE MIXES REG. 3.99 1 25 LB. BAG ~ I '. ROBERT LoGAN Birth is Mr. and Mrs. Dwight (Skip) Logan announce the blr.th of their second son, Robert Franklin, Oct. 14 at the Charleston Memorial Hospital, Charleston, W. Va. The Infant weighed sill pounds. Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam V. Lester, South Charleston, are the maternal grandparents, ind the paternal grand· parents are Mr. and Mrs: Dwight ~an, Sr., Rt. 3, Pomeroy. Maternal greatgrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Shaffer, Los Angeles, Calif., and Mr.'and Mrs. William V. Lester, Sr., South Charleston. ·Maternal great-great grandmother -IS' Mrs. Mamie Howard, South Charleston, w. va., and a paternal great-grandfather ill George Logan, Hemlock Grove. Logan Is serving with the U. S. Navy currenUy on a Caribbean cruJae. Mra. Opn and the children are making their home with her parents in South Charle1ton IDIUl he returns.' Mr. and Mrs. Logan ID· have another son, . Shawn Wllllam, one-yearo(lld. PEAK · PINTO BEANS ROMAN RED DELICIOUS BEAUTY APPLES ··APPLES .4~ , BAG PUFFS FACIAL TISSUES .1011 cr. BUSHEL BOX JENO PIZZAS PEPPERONI OR SAUSAGE CAMBRIDGE, MMI, Oct. :1 • -Foil- American armed i I ,FRENQt CITY Liver . • ' I' DOG FOOD UQUID • 1 ot BEm CROCKER . . CHUNK ERA ' WIUiam Logan, son Shawn of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight (Skip) Logan, Jr., fonnerly '· 'of RI . 3, Pomeroy, was : honored on hill first birthday recenUy with a party at the • home of Mr. and Mrs. I , , WlUiam V. Lester, Jr., South :charleston, W. Va. Mrs. Logan and sons are living ·there while First Class Petty Officer Logan Is on a ·Caribbean crulle aboard the .Destroyer u.s.s, Spruance. · · : A Winnie the Pooh theme was carried out In the : :decorations Including . the ; birthday cake, a replica of Winnie the Pooh, baked by 'Mrs. C. H. Kuhn, Rt. 2, ,pomeroy, whose son, 'Charles, 14 serving on the .Spruance with Logan . The ,cake was presented to Shawn ,by his grandmother, Mrs. ''Dwight Logan, Sr. · Attending the j!arty were Mr, and Mrs. Dwight Logan, •Sr., Pomeroy, Rt. 3; ·Mr. and Mrs. Gary Burdette, South Charleston; .Miss Terry ,Coleman, Miss Linda ,Coleman, South Charleston; ,Mr. and Mrs. John McDougal and Barbara, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Judith Van Natter and son John Michael, Mrs. Terry Willard, South Charleston; Mrs. Cynthia Bess, St. • Albans, and Gary lester, · ' South Charleston, Sending 'gifts were Mrs, Edna Colt111811, Florida; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Shaffer, Los Angeles, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Col:, Erin and Brett, RedlandJ, Calif.: Mrs. Mamie Howard, and·Mr. apd Mrs. Wllllam Lester, Sr., South Charleston, W. Va. Shawn received another ~ gift two dJyslater, a brother, ~ Robert Franklin. ; PettyQOicerLogan spent a 'I two-week leave with his ;: famlly before leaving on the ,: crui8e. v. . $109 P~dding ~~. ·~· • PAk --- '1 ot: .. . '' , • • lb ' • .··~·\ U.S. 'NO. 1 -' -, ~ - 1: · Celebrates birthday .1503 Eastern Avenue ~~51 24 OZ.IlX ' FLUFFO · t$AW.41t CAMPBELL'S & .. 1HRU NoVGMB~Rz. The ,Kiddie Today ill Wedneaday, Oct. 29, the 30?nd day of 1m wl.th 63 to follow. . The moon iB between ita. last quarter and new phue. The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Man and Saturn. The evening star iB Jupiter, Those born on thia date are under the sign of Scorpio. HADDOCK' ASH OIIP STYLE BUY NOW GOOD ANY Do you see a mao skillful to his work? H~ will stand before kings; hei will not stand before obscilro;t men. - Proverbs22:29. "The 'expectations of life depend upon diligence; the mechanic that would perfect his work must first sharpen his tools." - Confucius , Chinese philosopher. · BAn.ER & BAKE . ANY SIZE S'Pe'CIA[... 'PRICE: OJ n,;L.ICIOUS SKI PftR'SI~ fiSH Kelton, regional director, to , tending the morning session, preside at the business but· planning to attend the meeting. afternoon program, a 50 cent Registration will begin at 9 registration fee will be a.m. and the coffee hour will charged. extend to 10 a.m. at which The Pomeroy Garden tlme the business meeting Club, Middleport Garden Will be conducted. The tun- · Club and Middleport cheon will be served in tlje _ Amateur Gardeners w:e host Meigs Junior High School clubs for the meeting , cafeteria. For those not at' OVEN READY reorgantzeS SLACKS Mrs . Gilbert Cullen, Marietta, an accredited judge of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, and a wellknown demonstrator and lecturer will be speaker and · arrange~ at the Saturday meeting of Region 11, OAGC, at the Pomeroy Elementary School. Mrs. Cullen has been president of the Hill and Dale Garden Club for two years and is stale chairi!:_C!_man . ~f nower show awards. She served two terms as state chairwoman of flower show schools and taught on peonies in the Spring '!975 Flower Show School. Mrs . Harold Lohse is chairwoman of the day for the meeting with Mrs. Aaron· ARMOUR STAR Letart 4-H HeaJth-Tex at Saturday Region Jl meet_ · Polly' Problem · have lisls of shu~lns and the DElAR POLLY - When my elderly, whom they caD and husband and I vlalted a friend check on every, day. The "in the hospital, we marveled formation ·of sucb a 8fOUp at her nilrrow escape. She would certaluly be rewarding had fallen in her own home work. - POLLY. , and since she llves alone she DEAR POLLY - One of was not mlased until a neigh- my Pel Peeves is with people bor noticed her mall had not · who walk .up and down a been picked up. The neighbor moving escalator. I try to alerted !he pollee, I wonder If teach my child to stand still there are any neighborhood on.one step for his own safety . groups concerned with but it Is tempting for him to elderly men and women who move when qe sees others · Jive along . Perhaps a doing it. - ETHEL. telephone committee could be DEAR POLLY -Many are organized to phone daily, or now making Christmas gifts at least several times a week, ·and I have an idea for a fairly just to talk and be assured of Inexpensive gift for a shut-ln. INVESTITURE CEREMONY for four new Browrues ·of Pomeroy TrQOP 76 was -conthe weD beblg of these stay- Buy a wreath and since this ill ducted by Mrs. Carolyn Reeves, leader, at the Monday night meeting at the Pomeroy at-homes. Perhaps every few the Blcen~nnlal year, add a Elementary SchOCII. Invested and presented their Brownie pins by Mrs. Reeves were, left to blocks could organl2e such wide red bow with spools of, right, .Sandra Cumuilngs, Dla!Uia White, Candy Davill and Teresa Mulford. Sandra Mattox groups to phone or stop in to red and blue thread In the wu WIBble to attend. see these shut4ns once in a center of the bow. Also attach while to bring news ·of the a book of needles with large world, check 'on shopping eyes. If you have any prel!y · needs or extra house scraps of material, send them . cleaning. I would'llke to know along. Suggest they be Wled . if there are any such groups. for making patchwork Items: - CLAIRE. since doing such work will ' DEAR CLAIRE - I am make the hours roll by faster. I sure such good work Is belag - MRS. L.N. done In many pl1ces. Betty, DEAR POLLY - When my right bud helper, bas there are grease stains on a ' several friends ~bo beloog to rug I rub dry baking soda into such a group iu our clly. They the spots, leave 11 on over- · night and then vacuum up the extra soda the next morniilg. The stains will have disappeared. - MARY S. DEAR POLLY Yesterday I went to a discount store with ten coupons for specials the store was olferlng during a sale. I would pick up a special and then'lay the proper coupon on the item. When,my shopping was finished and I went to the checkout counter, the checksr said "What a won· derful Idea. I wish everyone would do !hill since it helpe so much." I plan to do the same ) thing at the grocery store. MRS: W.W.S. SKIPPY SHAWN LOGAN SHOmiiiNG DEAR POLLY - Apply red nourescent tape to your car $189 keys and the flashlight you keep In the car. This makes them much easier to find In • the dark. - MRS. W.R.K. AI~,., feld, Medical necessaryand personnel, Mrs.Krebs, Maude (ASCP), Is the Technologist educational equipment facilities to Laura local Holcomb, , and .Mrs .. ·~=~liiii;,------""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~---------------~-coordinator of this two-year train these young men and Ruth Swisher, Radcliff, have study at the ~ospital assisted women each year in hospital returned from a wee k's .by M~rlene Johnson, a 1972 laboratory technology, an vacation in Florida where · graduate of the progrljm. important and vital area In they visited with Mrs. Krebs' Funding for the course today's modern health sons, the Harley Pickett ' began in 1970, when Holzer careers. family in Miami, and the Medical Cen~r's flathology Errol Pickells at Hollywood, Department received a Fla. They also visited Mrs. $102,000 Federal grant to be Mae Pickett and other Wled towards Initiating a relatives · near Fort medical la~oratory Lauderdale. technician training program. • The Busy Bee Society of These monies were received the Carpenter Baptist Church from the Appalachian met at the church. A silent Regional Commission by .auction was held. )t was means of the Ohio Valley LETART, W. VA. - The announced that the new Health Services Foundation. Letart Pioneers 4-H Club held furnaces had been installed hi Such financial assistance its reorganizational meeting the church. Ida Cheadle gave enabled the two Institutions, recently and elected officers devotions. Those present Holzer Medical Center And · for the new year . were Ida Cheadle, Mella Vice president Lesa Grimm Fisher, Vivian . Gaston, presided and the group sang Hester Peck, Bonnie Cheadle, "W.Va. Boys and Girls" and Emma Whittington, Freda repeated the 4-H Pledge. Smith, Beulah Perry and son, Officers elected were Troy. president, Carolyn Shirley ; 1\lr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers, vice president, Rosemary local, were among those who Stricker; secretary, Jonl attended the annual Farm Clark; treasurer, Lesa Bureau banquet at Chester Regularly 65¢ each •Grimm ; reporter , Jenny Elementary School. OF THE WEEK Clark; aong leaders, Julie Mr . and Mrs . Ralph Clark and Melissa Knapp;· Frazier of Gallipolis called on · IOYS' game leaders, Raymond her mother , Mrs. Goldie Friend and. Ralph Shirley. Gillogly and other relatives in ' Plans were made for a this area. skating party, Betty Shields Mrs. John Ingram, Iarmer KNIT volunteered to find out about resident of this area, who now renting the Skating Rink. makes her home at the Roberta Asbury, Mason Masonic Home in Springfield, County 4-H Extension Agent spent several days visiting ~ANOWICHE::'5 Plaids & Solids hel~ a question and answer Mr. and· Mrs. Harold Beatty session on 4-H projects and in Albany and attended liM~ Sizes 5-7 activities. church at Temple Church on 1'he meeting was adjourned Sunday morning. Mr. Ingram ' and refreshmen Is were '-also lives at the Masonic served. Reported by Jenny Home but is not able to Clark. travel. Mrs. Oma Starkey spent · some time with her son-inlaw and daughter, Mr. and mrs . Ro~ Wiseman In HOME ON LEAVE Harrisonville while Mr . Scott ' Van Vranken, Starkey attended the Ohio stationed with the U. S. Navy State Grange session in at Jacksonville, Fla., arrived Cleveland. home Sunday on leave. He.is MIDDUPORT, OHIO Mr. and Mrs. Harold the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gillogly have moved to their· Harvey Van Vranken. new horne on State Route 689 . Help ·needed for shut-ins HAY-FEVER SINUS Sufferers· ••*" GET · .L • You certainly .c an ••• find relief Her.. l Qood AIWI for yQIII bdllli.... r!IW "t.ord cor." 5YN.t.·ClEAI o.congelfOIII tgb~, Qtl ' il1 11~tly ~ contlrwQ\1 ~ to Mrs. Cullen scheduled to.sbeak ~ .,...II known •• ' ..reb WlllhJnltcin'e fleet aalled In of enemy tranlpOrtl alanl lbe Clllll and two Gtben ready to belin were American novell1l 'j\'Ula C&lher aid,. "I llkt lrwa .becalllll they mon rt11gnec1 to the Wlf they h•ve ~ratlolll the following to Uve than othel' thlnp do." -Y· . ' 28 OZ. BOX - A tiJought for the day: REG. 11.49 c( I • ~ ~\.~~ . �S- The Dally Se.ntinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, Oct. 29,1975 ·. Ernie 'D' back in form, nets 22 ' . ' ' Pro BUketltaU Rotutdup forcti<i him tO mlsa most of By United Pren In· 18st season as he scored 22 ll!rnatlooal points and had nine assists Ernie DIGregorio, or Tuesday n)ght in the. Buffalo "ltrnle D" as he's better Braves' 124-lfla victory over known, appeared to be the Houston Rockets. completely recovered from "I have no problem," left knee surgery which DIGregorio said of hla lmee. "I've worked ·hard over the swmner and I feel good." The Braves, paced by Bob · l'llcAdoo's 34 points, actually 1 broie the game open late In tbe lint qua~r whe~ they scorediOsuccess!vepolntsto National Basketball Association . open up a 34-18lead. They led ·· Stondlnv• SUI ·at tbe half ·and 08-78 By United Press lnternollonol after tbree quarters. E uttrn conference · Atlantic Oivlslon Guard RandY S!nltb added W. L. Pet. G.B. ""poJn•·• the D bo eulfolo 2 o 1.000 "' ~.or .,.raves, w r----------- Pro I -,I !Standin~s BOB WU..UAMSON, Meigs Marauder senior of· fenllveend,laa let\erman, who has nm the IOOyard dash In 10 seconds. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred WWiamlon and be resides on Salem Street In Rutland. Bob Ia five feet,llinclles ll!lland weighs 135lbs. Steelers are determined . \ 7~ The DaUy Sentinel, Mld!llep Ph iladelph ia 2 0 1.000 Boston New York 1 0 1.000 1 3 250 't • ' won tbeir second game of the young se!ISOn wllh,out a loss, . and Ken Cbarles had 17 in a reserve role. . Ed Ratleff was high for llti! · Rockets wltb 'rl points and Rudy Tomjanovlch and Mllte Newlin had 16 apiece. The Golden State Warriors defeated the New York Knlcks 111·94, the Los Angeles Lakers beat the M;Uwaultee BJ!cb 99-92, the Chicago Bulls · topped the Seattle · SuperSonl~s 101.00, and the New Orleans Jazz downed the Portland Trail B1azers ., ...90, 1n ot her Nitlonal Basketball Alloclatloo games. The San Anlpnlo I!PUrs scored a 1011-100 ,victory o~t the VIrginia Squires In the qnly American Basketball .,WOCiatioo game. - Jamaal Wilkes scored 23 polnll to ie8d Golden State to Its vi tory t N y It Rick Ba,; sco:ed e~ .:.~ for Golden state while· Walt Frazier had 19 and Spencer He ood 16 f th Knl..._ Bu~ ~ ...s. Kareem Abel l.J bbar 1Wi11ng to t~ :Wwa;;!; Arena as a visitor for tbe first time, scored , 30 points, hsd 19 rebounds and blocked nine shdts In leading tbe !.alters over the Buclte. The I.alters r1:'en " ' ., ,, ... • led 52-47 at lbe half. Caz21e · RIISIIell had 33 poln~ for the Lakers and Dave M;eyers led 1'1lllwaultee with 21. , Ballllfi Soalce 10 . Bob Love BCOI'ed 11 poinll In the second half and Rowland Garrett added 11 as tbe Balli ·rallied for their victory over the Sonics. Love scored 12 of hill 23 points In tbe ·third jlerlod when tbe iluJJs took a 63-& lead which never was overcome. Sllclt Watts had 18 points lor Seattle. Jaaz " ·rrao Blum 10 ,__ had"" Louie Ne,.,, .. pOlnts, Nate WUUams 17 and, Pete ,., Maravlch 15 to lead the Jazz. • :: Blll Walton scored 17polnll!n . , the flrsl hall but was held to ,., .,,. four lit the second hall as the ·', TraU Blazers dropped tbeir ·· third straight game. ·• Span !OS Sqalree 101 ~ames Silas' 31 polntaled , , ·the Squlree to tbelr win In a game which was tied 29 · times. The Squires trailed most of the game by m or seven points unlll John Nerimann 'hit a tbreefll~t goal with 7:5& left to cut tbe score to 94-91. Wlllle Wise led Vir,..•'• Jilt .., points· 5~- w ., .-------.-------------,~ .. ~ 1!2 Your Vote and Support for Phillip Pickens for Township Trustee of Va Central Div ision W. L. Pet. G. a. Washington 1 0 1.000 New Orleans 3 1 .750 Atlanta 1 1 .soo '12· Houston 0 2 .000 l l/2 Clevelan-d 0 2 .000 1V2 Western Confennce Midwest Division w. L. Pet. o . B·. Chlcego 2 I .667 Detroit 1- 1 .500 . 112 Klins . City 0 I .000 1 Mllwoukee 0 2 .000 1'11 . P1clflc D!Yislon W. L. Pet. 0 . 11. Go,l~en State 2 I · .667 Los Angeles 2 1 .667 seattle 2 1 .667 Phoenix I 1 .500 '12 Portland 0 3 .000 2 Tuesday's Results Chicago 101 seattle 98 Buffalo 124 Houston 108 New Orleans 99 Portlar'ld 90 Los Angeles 99 Milwaukee 92 Golden Slate 111 New York 9.4 Wednasdly's Gimes Golden State at Boston Los Angeles at Detroit sea ttle a t Kansas city . NOTICE ON FILING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT The State of Ohio, Meigs county, court of Common Pleas,· Probate Division To th e Administrator ot ·the es tate , to such of the fotlowlng as are residents of the State of Ohio , viz : - the surviving spouse, next of kin , the beneficiar ies under th e will ; and to the attorney or at . torneys repr esenting any of the aforementioned person s: Clara Rees , Decea~ed , Pomeroy , Oh lo, Salisb ury · Townsh ip, No .. 21625 . You are hereby notified that the ln"Yentorv and Ap praisemen t c;tf the estate of the aforementioned, deceased, tate of said Coun ty, was filed in this Court . Sa id InventOry and Appraisement will be for hearing before thi s Court on the 12th day of November, 1975, at 10 :00 o'clock A.M . · Any person des iring to f ile exceptions thereto must f i le them at leut five days prior to the date set for hearing . Given under my bond and sea l of said Court. , lh ls 25th day ot October 1975. · Paid Pol. Advertisement Fry named Coaeh-of-Week COCA-COLA Mann ing 99° ~~·~s~:;;~ck ,D•v1~~: I p!: :;=:s-:~y::ng~r:~ . to Saudi .. Arabia ll i fAJ •G0. lbl8 before," Fry said. "UntO . ·smythe Division youwlnooelikelblayoudon't · w L T Pis Loot ugl1 exceae weight with the . Chicago ' i i 2' 10 know bow great and won- oenalble NEW FAT-GO diet 3 3 2 • a derful It 18. We have an plan. Nothing oonaetlonal )uot S.rry played basketball St . Louis Ken!as City 3 3 1 7 enrollment of 17 000 we are otoed)' weight lo .. for thooe that Wider Snyder at OU and was Vancouver 3 6 1 7 • • 1 Minnosolo 1 7 o 2 growing, the Dallas-Fort ""'111 went to 010 ' !P"Iduated In 1985. Norris Division Wortb area 18 eJP&nding lbl8 A full 12 dey eupply. Rupertsaldhe'pWia to tum Los Angeles ~· ~· ~· P1! way. Aak NELSON'S drug ato,. . In hla reaipaliCIII Monday to · Montreol 6 1 2 1; "The future Ia obvloualy about tho FAT-GO reducing plan lbe Canton Board of Pittsburgh ; 1' 1 9 tnd olart loalng weight thlo week. CANTON, Ohio (UPI) Former Ohio University coadl Jim &lyder will be aided ill developing a butelblll procnm for Saudi Arabia by Miami (Ohio) enlllant Joe Berry and Bob ~cation. Rupert, who coaches at Wllb three-year cmtracta, .'Canton McKinley High free houalng and no taxa oo School. the lint ~.ooo of their The Whlltalter Corp. . 18 salaries, the three will help ellaillllhlnll track and field, set up leagues and develop swimming and basketball native coaches to event111Uy programa for the small lalte owr the program. ldngdom under a 'IU miWoo Snyder leaves for Saudi c:~~~lract. Arabia In early November. Dlrectar of the buietball Rupert and Berry will go a program Ia former Oblo ITICIIIIb or so later. UnlwnltyplayerDawScott, The operator of tbree wbo appeared wilb Snyder at boapltala In Saudi Arabia, the Moodily's announcement r1 Whittaker Corp. previoosly 'MIIIanll. set up a natlooal bealtb An aulstant coach at JI'OIII'IIm for the COIDitry. Miami tbe put six yean, Local Bowling POMEROY -OWLINO LANIS MORNING GLORIES Oct. 21.1975 Glbba Grocery 53 Exulalar 011 Co . 34 Nowell Sunoco · 33 G. & J . Auto Parts 32 fp'!fc~r's Morkot ~~ HIOh Ind . Game - Doris Gruner 2l4, Marlene Wilson 192. High Ind . Series - Marlene Wilson _.70 , Donna Ferland ;51 . High Tum WMPO 830. Hi gh Team WMPO 2 188. Me · s~rles TUESDAY TRIPLICATE October 21. 1975 Standings Tllll"' 5' Dolr Y Vllley 2; Racine Home Net . Bank • 1,. 12 3o 30 32 32 J2 32 •o 50 High Ind . G'me - Shirley Mitchell 118. Dorothy Karr 169 High Sorlos Wanda TeafOrd m , Sh irley Mitchell o60. Team Hlgtl Game - R:oyal Oak Park 093. Team High Strles - Mitchell Painting Co . 1362. Callfor~~tsday•s Restl~ Te•m Zldu Sporl Shop Regatto In 2 I WednUdiY'I Gimes •a 38 36 Nellon Drug Co . 3; Tenth Framers 30 Young 's Super Mkt. ' 30 High Ind . G'me - Men : Charles Smll~ 211 . Richard Rulltll 200, Gary Wtylend 200; Women : Wanda Gordon 186, Belly Smith 185 , Sonia Wayland 113. High Serln Men : Rlctlard Russell 561 , Charles smith 539, Gary way.,nd 528 ; Women : wand a Gordon dO, Pat Carson ··71 ,, Betty Snllfh o65. Team Hi gh Game - abead Of 118." Mone1bocklnfulllfnotcompleto- Fry's future looked fairly I• •""•fled with weight lou from ·~· bleak at lbe end of lbe 1972 th~ very flrot package. • season. Altboun" his DON'T a•I.AY at• Southern Methodist an IIAT-.aa tlad•Y· Mustangs had .a wlnnillg NELSON'S DRUG STORE seaaon, he was fired after an Pamoroy • Ohio 11·""•• career at tbe school 1 ~.....,.._ - · St . LOUIS at NY Rangers Montreal at Chicago CalifOrnia at 0 NEW YORK (UPI) - P.enn State, with Its ~ smaahlng rl Army lui week, remains lbe unanimous choice lb1J week ill the Lambert Trophy voting wltb 70 polnta, 13 more lban runner-up Nayy. Mallacllllletli, with lla ~ record, remains 111 top In Division II while ltbaca College 18 unanimous as tbe Division mleader. Regatta In 701 . Team H l; h Str. lea Regatta In 1963 . TRICOUNTY Oct. l1 , U7l Poln1s · 3 3 ' 3 T. Pts 01 196 2 1 Allan Ia 3 Vancouver 2 Los Angeles 6 Washington 0 EARLY WED. MIXED Oct. II. 1975 Smith Nelson Motors Game Ml lc htll P'intlng co . No . 6 . Royal Oak Park , New York Cloth ing Detroit 0 1 · Washington .1 9 Adams Division w. L. ~~ 03 Buffalo Toronto Boston 3 3 J Team Paints Cement Block Co . A6 Phelps o2 Roach 's Gun Shop l• Sears Catalog Mer.::hants 28 Melgllnn · 26 . H&R Firestone 18 High Ind . Game - Terry Ven lnwagen 233 , Henry <;latworthy 203 , Raymond Roach 202. High Series - Raymond Rotc~ 569, Henry Clatworthy 559, Jorry Van lnwagen 532. Team High Game Pomeroy cement Block co . 928. Teoln High Series Pomeroy Ctmenl Bloc k co . 2598 . Pom~rov ' DALLAS 'HILL . soumHERN UDCAL ' ~ BOARD OF EDUrATION .. 1. Understands the .needs of tetchers ·• hiS three children in the teaching profession. 2. Understands the nnds of parents .and students - the father of four children who have ett.,..ted or graduated from Southern High School. 3. ·Understands the needs of the non· certified employees - 1 former bUs .driver In the Southern Local School District with fifteen years experience. 4. Successful Melts fermer for 30 years• S. Attends tha Apple Grove U.rlted ~ Methodist Church. 6. Mem~er of the Recine Me~nlc Lodge No. 461 'i. Presldant..lect of the Twin Qty Shrine Club. . 8. Veteran of World War II- seryed In ttaly. and Africa .two veers. ' . . 67 . YOUR VOTE WILL' BE:AP.PRECIATED Paid Political Advertisement "' e 29 ~=:·~ILK. . . . . . . ~. .~ 1 · 79e· , . 49e YEUOW ONIONS •••••••••••••••!!..... SEA PACK gge FROZEN PERDf ••·•• ••• 2 LB. TRAY PACK •••-................. 3LB. ELECT FILLETS~ LB. -~~~~ · KRAFT' . CREME............. 7'oz. . · MARSHMAU.OW 33' 49e . PRINCEW .: 29 oz. SOUlHERN YAMS ••:•••••• ~ .....C;'! •••• , . nCKns ON SAu· ..... T11ul'lda~ thru Seturday t Resent Ju dge 110) 29 111 > l, 2tc NO SALES TO .DEALERS QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED ' ~ COME TO OUR HALLOWEEN PARTY THURS., OCT. 30 - 6 TO 7:30 PM f 81ht To Umit Quan1tity ,, ROUND STEAK ............. 1 BABY BEEF '139 T-BON·ESTEAK ............ 6 9' GROUND BEEE ••••• .t~;. BABY BEEF .· ~a , e NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ccue No. 21637 Est1te of Miry Parker, Deceased. Notice Is hereby g lven tha t Mabel Moore of Pomeroy, R . D. J, DAIO , haS been duly appointed Admini stratr ix of the Estate of Mary Parker , deceased, \att of Chester . Meigs County, Ohio . Creditors are required to file their claims with seld tudlc lary within tour months . Dated this 27th day of Oc· Iober 1975. 3 lbs. or more .FRESH WHOLE , LB. FRYERS..................... BEST OF . CHICKEN ...............~. 7 CHICKEN . l8. 8 9 c BREASTS ........... ~ ••••• ON IONS•••••••••••••••••~••1 5 C ., VAN CAMP'S . soz.3 VIENNA .SAUSAGE.~~s. VALLEY MEDIUM EGGS •••••••••••••••••• ~~. GLAD LAWN S139 CLEANUP BAGS ••• !~.~: .... Judge Common Plea s .Court , Probate Division . MelgsCounty , Ohlo 110) 19 1111 5, 12. JIC •• ·• ) ' • ... '" " "' 1 NOTICE No!lce Is hereby gi"Yen that CoJumb la Gas of Ohio , Inc .. ha& filed an application with the Public Utilit i es Com . mission of Ohio seeking ctarltlcallon of re strict ions re la ting to right of way taps , a~~td approval of guidelines applicable to the re . es tablishment Of service to\Jowfng a toted Interruption of such, ser"Yice , restoration of service to a new structure . fol)owlng demolition of a former structure, trenster of ser vic'e following Involuntary relocation of a customer , transfer of gas volumes from one location to another , and requests to lndlvlduatlv meter accounts wh ich were formerly m aster metered . Columbia also seeks perm i ss i on h~ 1 . terminate eKistlng and unexercised c omml1ments which came Into existence as a result of the Commission's Order of Ju ne 23, 1972, provided that the hold en of those commitments may e~~:erclse them by having service on line by February 1. 19~6 . Columbia olso seeks authority to Interrupt serv ice to customers who VIolate the proposed rules and guidelines or Orders ot the CommIssion w i th respect thereto when less dniJstlc measures have f~lled to 1ecur11 compliance . A pUbliC hearing In this metter has been scheduled tor Wed · ne$day , November 12, 1975, al 9:30A .M . at the offices of the Commiss ion , 111 North High street, columbus, Ohio 43215. Said hearing shall continue thereafter from dav to day aa dlrtt cted by the presiding attorney examiner . At said hearing all Pilr tles of Interest will be otlorded on op . pan tun lty to present ev ldence m_,erlal to tht Issues of this ' prqceedlng . Further ln . form IliOn may be obtained by ad~nulng en lnqu l rv to the Sf!~retery of the Commission , 1 qNorU' H l gh Street, Colr mbU!I, Ohio •:J215 . · THE PUBLir UTILITIES , COMMISSION OFOHIO ' R'ANDALL G. APPLEGATE, SEC RETARY • · ,~ Mann ing D. Webster FRENCH CITY $109 LIVER PUDDING ................~~ ••••• IDMAIDES o. Webster By Ann B. Wa t son De puty CJerk ~:=~. . . . . . . . . . .~. . ~ }45 watCh y0Ur POMEROY, OHIO (10) 16, 17, 20, 21, 22. 23, 24 , 27 , 28 , 29, lOtc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT case No. 21655 Estate of Jessie l. Shumaker Deceased . Notice is hereby given that Charles L. Shumak er at 31 . . l8. :m NTS' m Snyde~·· going 298 ·Second St. . Judge Common Pl eas Court. Probate Division M'eigs County , Ohio 110 ) 28 111) S, 12 , 31C Signed: Phillip Pickens BEEF · . . 'StiORT· RIBS .......................L!I; •••• Thru Nov. l, 1975_ Manning D . Webster "I will donate or !contribute) the equality of the 0.5 mi II collected in Lebanon Township from my own funds toward reconditioning · ce·meteries of this township". RETURNABLE somES Effeclive . Howard E . Fnmk M eigs County Auditor greatly appreciated. 8-16 oz. Prices South Queens Court, Hun . tington , West Virginia hillS been duty appointed Executor , of the Estate' of Jess ie L. Shumaker . deceased. late of 539 Broadway , Middleport , M ei gs County , Ohio . Creditors are r eq uired to fil e their claims with said fiduciary within four month s. Oa tejj this 24th day of Oc . Iober 1975 . Lebanon Township will be PiTJ'SBURGH (UP!) It alfecll your concentration. The Plttaburgh Steelers are We just want to keep win· determlnecl to win i relum nlng." American Beskelbtll '11US IS ApbotOgrapb of the Minersville ba~ball te8J11 of 1914, provided by 0118 Parker trip to lbe Super Bowl 011 Pltlsburgb coach Chuck Association Standlnll now of Waverly. The frqnt row, I to r,la Theo Maag, Jolin Baum, Leon (Buddy) Gtueser, merit and to them that means Noll realizes the challenge of By United Pr~!~ 1ntirhtlonal • 1 Herman Grueser, and Fritz Maag ;.the back row, I to r,lncludes Osmer Roush, Theo Mitch, a victory over Cincinnati the next few weeks. w. L. Pet. G.. II .. Henry Bartela or Nick Grueser, and Albert (Dutch) Bartels. New York 2 1 .667 I &mday Ia 1 mut. "Some peop e are comiDg Kentucky 2 1 .667 The Sleelen (~I) are tied to reJ)1ze thla Ia lbe toughest 51. Louis I 2 . .333 1 with lite HoiiiiCIII Ollen for dlviJion In pro football," he Virginia we~t 3 ·~ 2 leCOIKI place in the AFC said. W. L. Pet. G. B Caliral DlviJim, a game Running back Franco ~~~~~~ ~ ~ 1 v, behllld tbe unbelten Bengali, Harrla, wbo sprailled the blg Son Antonio 2 1 .667 v, ' wbom tbe Blfelln take Ill •in toe 00 hla rtgbt foot agalmt G~~hD\ego J ; ·~~~ Cndnnatl, where they now ' .Green Bay last ·Sunday, 18 . Tue,aay•s Retu'it - ' three --·live Dated 11 .... -bable for the ') San Antonio 108 Virginia bave 1a.. " _ _ .,. v Wtdne1d1y's Games103 tlmel. Bengali, 11 Ia quarterback ' Utah at Denver ·' By MiKE RABUN Diego at lndlene A few months . later he Novetnber II I cruc laI Terry Bra d8haw, who Sen san Antonio at New York UPI Sportl Writer moved to Nortb Texas, then a monlb lor ,lbe &!per Bowl strained a knee lendon st. Louis vs . Virginia at DENTON, Tel. (UPI) member of tbe Mlaaourl cbamp\CIIII. In addition to the against the Packers. Hampton Among the lmlck.Jmacks In matehup with• Cincinnati, Brlldahaw ,tested hla aUIDg world H 0 c k • y Association lbe offlee of Nortb Texas Valley Conference. Although the school had produce~ lbeJ face Houaton twice knee by jogging Ughtly for 15 standings ......... tbe month. milluletl Tuellday. · By United Press International Sbite football coach Hayden several notable football Fry Ia a scale model of a players - the best known -·• E~st Pltllbul!lb playen don't "It felt pretty good," be W. L. T. Pis dream 4 2 0 8 • being Pittsburgh's Joe want to baw to rtly on olllen said. "I tblnlt I'll be okay." 4 2 o. 8 It 18 a miniature football Greene-It waa hardly recog. to mate tt to the playofla-.W ~ ml8led Tuesday's 3 5 o 6 stadlum-bullt by a member 2 2 0 ~ nlzed aa a major forte In be a ''wilcka'd" entry. practice and was expected to west of the school's art depart· cqllege football. "We dan 'I want to get Into ·mila addltloo!ll practice ..,_ w. L. T. Pts ment. The stadium 18 a Alter two se880118 Fry took PhoeniK • ' 0 8 the poaltlon where we're llioos but a team spokMman San Diego 3 2 .1 1 double-declted affair with a hla team out of the MVC and hoplq tbal aomebody helps said he should be able to play Minnesota 3 3 1 7 buge scoreboard. And then on Denver 3 3 0 6 tackled s schedule that In· ua," said llnlblcker Andy ~·lnst Cincinnati, , Houston ,2 4 o 4 tbe scOi'eboard are letters eluded Houston, Memphis aua.n. "We· eould have a Others on tbe Plttaburlh Cana81on which Inform every111e tbat State, Mlulsslppl State, better record than Jut year Injured list were wide Winnipeg W. L, T. PfS Ja In tbe process 6 .2 o 12 Nortb Texas Oklahoma Slate and Ten( IIJ.$.1) and stUl not maie the receivers John Stallworth · Quebec 5 I o 10 of whlpp'M.up on Ohio State. 16 nessee. Edmonton 4 6 1 9 " plafOIIa." (mWJCle spnln) and Frank Toronto 2 1 1 5 It mlgbt have been COilllld· "I"m a very positive per· Dllfenalve imd L.C. Green· Imrla (brulaed ribs) and Celger~uesday's Aes~lt~ 0 2 ered more of a joke untll last son." he said. "I'm optimistic wood •ld, "If you start Uneba~er Ed BracDey. Toronto 6 Quebec • Saturday., by nature. I had every feeling worrying about olber people, Edmonton 7 Phoenl~ 3 In a shocking turn of that If It was possible to be Wtclnttdly's G1mts ' Calgary et Cleveland evenll, Nortb Te:raa defeated done we'd do lt." Quebec at New England " ' - - - - - 211.. gl"'nd the Cincinnati at Minnesota ··"'""""""' • "' '""' , Eagles Instant national National Hockey " publlclty and wlnniDg for Fry Leogue Standings · UPI' 11 1 h of the By Unllod Pross International ' I na ona C08C . ~~a~~ngers PUBLIC NOTICE Act ing ·under direct ·order of !he Board ot TaX Appell IS and 1n compliance with Section 5715·26 of The Ohio Revise d Code wh i ch states In part that It Is the duty of t~e county Audlto'r to change . valuations set forth by .sald ao,rd of Tax ' Appeals . Thl5 order directs l he Meigs County . Audl tor to Increase all tr1cts, lots or ... paruJ• ond bUildings by twentY" percent (20 percent). · In compliance with this order the valuations of said tracts, lots, p.!llr cels and bulldlnQs have -been changed ll("d the. oooks are open for Inspection of the ' in crease in your 18X value at the Me igs County Aud it or's Office , Pomoy , Oh io . NEWPORT 16oz. ·GREEN BEANS•••••~~~ 5 HARTS W.K. 16 oz. t:()RN ••••••••••••••• ~:•••• ,., CEELECT PINTO BEANS ••• llOl 29, lie I '· .' • • �S- The Dally Se.ntinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, Oct. 29,1975 ·. Ernie 'D' back in form, nets 22 ' . ' ' Pro BUketltaU Rotutdup forcti<i him tO mlsa most of By United Pren In· 18st season as he scored 22 ll!rnatlooal points and had nine assists Ernie DIGregorio, or Tuesday n)ght in the. Buffalo "ltrnle D" as he's better Braves' 124-lfla victory over known, appeared to be the Houston Rockets. completely recovered from "I have no problem," left knee surgery which DIGregorio said of hla lmee. "I've worked ·hard over the swmner and I feel good." The Braves, paced by Bob · l'llcAdoo's 34 points, actually 1 broie the game open late In tbe lint qua~r whe~ they scorediOsuccess!vepolntsto National Basketball Association . open up a 34-18lead. They led ·· Stondlnv• SUI ·at tbe half ·and 08-78 By United Press lnternollonol after tbree quarters. E uttrn conference · Atlantic Oivlslon Guard RandY S!nltb added W. L. Pet. G.B. ""poJn•·• the D bo eulfolo 2 o 1.000 "' ~.or .,.raves, w r----------- Pro I -,I !Standin~s BOB WU..UAMSON, Meigs Marauder senior of· fenllveend,laa let\erman, who has nm the IOOyard dash In 10 seconds. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred WWiamlon and be resides on Salem Street In Rutland. Bob Ia five feet,llinclles ll!lland weighs 135lbs. Steelers are determined . \ 7~ The DaUy Sentinel, Mld!llep Ph iladelph ia 2 0 1.000 Boston New York 1 0 1.000 1 3 250 't • ' won tbeir second game of the young se!ISOn wllh,out a loss, . and Ken Cbarles had 17 in a reserve role. . Ed Ratleff was high for llti! · Rockets wltb 'rl points and Rudy Tomjanovlch and Mllte Newlin had 16 apiece. The Golden State Warriors defeated the New York Knlcks 111·94, the Los Angeles Lakers beat the M;Uwaultee BJ!cb 99-92, the Chicago Bulls · topped the Seattle · SuperSonl~s 101.00, and the New Orleans Jazz downed the Portland Trail B1azers ., ...90, 1n ot her Nitlonal Basketball Alloclatloo games. The San Anlpnlo I!PUrs scored a 1011-100 ,victory o~t the VIrginia Squires In the qnly American Basketball .,WOCiatioo game. - Jamaal Wilkes scored 23 polnll to ie8d Golden State to Its vi tory t N y It Rick Ba,; sco:ed e~ .:.~ for Golden state while· Walt Frazier had 19 and Spencer He ood 16 f th Knl..._ Bu~ ~ ...s. Kareem Abel l.J bbar 1Wi11ng to t~ :Wwa;;!; Arena as a visitor for tbe first time, scored , 30 points, hsd 19 rebounds and blocked nine shdts In leading tbe !.alters over the Buclte. The I.alters r1:'en " ' ., ,, ... • led 52-47 at lbe half. Caz21e · RIISIIell had 33 poln~ for the Lakers and Dave M;eyers led 1'1lllwaultee with 21. , Ballllfi Soalce 10 . Bob Love BCOI'ed 11 poinll In the second half and Rowland Garrett added 11 as tbe Balli ·rallied for their victory over the Sonics. Love scored 12 of hill 23 points In tbe ·third jlerlod when tbe iluJJs took a 63-& lead which never was overcome. Sllclt Watts had 18 points lor Seattle. Jaaz " ·rrao Blum 10 ,__ had"" Louie Ne,.,, .. pOlnts, Nate WUUams 17 and, Pete ,., Maravlch 15 to lead the Jazz. • :: Blll Walton scored 17polnll!n . , the flrsl hall but was held to ,., .,,. four lit the second hall as the ·', TraU Blazers dropped tbeir ·· third straight game. ·• Span !OS Sqalree 101 ~ames Silas' 31 polntaled , , ·the Squlree to tbelr win In a game which was tied 29 · times. The Squires trailed most of the game by m or seven points unlll John Nerimann 'hit a tbreefll~t goal with 7:5& left to cut tbe score to 94-91. Wlllle Wise led Vir,..•'• Jilt .., points· 5~- w ., .-------.-------------,~ .. ~ 1!2 Your Vote and Support for Phillip Pickens for Township Trustee of Va Central Div ision W. L. Pet. G. a. Washington 1 0 1.000 New Orleans 3 1 .750 Atlanta 1 1 .soo '12· Houston 0 2 .000 l l/2 Clevelan-d 0 2 .000 1V2 Western Confennce Midwest Division w. L. Pet. o . B·. Chlcego 2 I .667 Detroit 1- 1 .500 . 112 Klins . City 0 I .000 1 Mllwoukee 0 2 .000 1'11 . P1clflc D!Yislon W. L. Pet. 0 . 11. Go,l~en State 2 I · .667 Los Angeles 2 1 .667 seattle 2 1 .667 Phoenix I 1 .500 '12 Portland 0 3 .000 2 Tuesday's Results Chicago 101 seattle 98 Buffalo 124 Houston 108 New Orleans 99 Portlar'ld 90 Los Angeles 99 Milwaukee 92 Golden Slate 111 New York 9.4 Wednasdly's Gimes Golden State at Boston Los Angeles at Detroit sea ttle a t Kansas city . NOTICE ON FILING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT The State of Ohio, Meigs county, court of Common Pleas,· Probate Division To th e Administrator ot ·the es tate , to such of the fotlowlng as are residents of the State of Ohio , viz : - the surviving spouse, next of kin , the beneficiar ies under th e will ; and to the attorney or at . torneys repr esenting any of the aforementioned person s: Clara Rees , Decea~ed , Pomeroy , Oh lo, Salisb ury · Townsh ip, No .. 21625 . You are hereby notified that the ln"Yentorv and Ap praisemen t c;tf the estate of the aforementioned, deceased, tate of said Coun ty, was filed in this Court . Sa id InventOry and Appraisement will be for hearing before thi s Court on the 12th day of November, 1975, at 10 :00 o'clock A.M . · Any person des iring to f ile exceptions thereto must f i le them at leut five days prior to the date set for hearing . Given under my bond and sea l of said Court. , lh ls 25th day ot October 1975. · Paid Pol. Advertisement Fry named Coaeh-of-Week COCA-COLA Mann ing 99° ~~·~s~:;;~ck ,D•v1~~: I p!: :;=:s-:~y::ng~r:~ . to Saudi .. Arabia ll i fAJ •G0. lbl8 before," Fry said. "UntO . ·smythe Division youwlnooelikelblayoudon't · w L T Pis Loot ugl1 exceae weight with the . Chicago ' i i 2' 10 know bow great and won- oenalble NEW FAT-GO diet 3 3 2 • a derful It 18. We have an plan. Nothing oonaetlonal )uot S.rry played basketball St . Louis Ken!as City 3 3 1 7 enrollment of 17 000 we are otoed)' weight lo .. for thooe that Wider Snyder at OU and was Vancouver 3 6 1 7 • • 1 Minnosolo 1 7 o 2 growing, the Dallas-Fort ""'111 went to 010 ' !P"Iduated In 1985. Norris Division Wortb area 18 eJP&nding lbl8 A full 12 dey eupply. Rupertsaldhe'pWia to tum Los Angeles ~· ~· ~· P1! way. Aak NELSON'S drug ato,. . In hla reaipaliCIII Monday to · Montreol 6 1 2 1; "The future Ia obvloualy about tho FAT-GO reducing plan lbe Canton Board of Pittsburgh ; 1' 1 9 tnd olart loalng weight thlo week. CANTON, Ohio (UPI) Former Ohio University coadl Jim &lyder will be aided ill developing a butelblll procnm for Saudi Arabia by Miami (Ohio) enlllant Joe Berry and Bob ~cation. Rupert, who coaches at Wllb three-year cmtracta, .'Canton McKinley High free houalng and no taxa oo School. the lint ~.ooo of their The Whlltalter Corp. . 18 salaries, the three will help ellaillllhlnll track and field, set up leagues and develop swimming and basketball native coaches to event111Uy programa for the small lalte owr the program. ldngdom under a 'IU miWoo Snyder leaves for Saudi c:~~~lract. Arabia In early November. Dlrectar of the buietball Rupert and Berry will go a program Ia former Oblo ITICIIIIb or so later. UnlwnltyplayerDawScott, The operator of tbree wbo appeared wilb Snyder at boapltala In Saudi Arabia, the Moodily's announcement r1 Whittaker Corp. previoosly 'MIIIanll. set up a natlooal bealtb An aulstant coach at JI'OIII'IIm for the COIDitry. Miami tbe put six yean, Local Bowling POMEROY -OWLINO LANIS MORNING GLORIES Oct. 21.1975 Glbba Grocery 53 Exulalar 011 Co . 34 Nowell Sunoco · 33 G. & J . Auto Parts 32 fp'!fc~r's Morkot ~~ HIOh Ind . Game - Doris Gruner 2l4, Marlene Wilson 192. High Ind . Series - Marlene Wilson _.70 , Donna Ferland ;51 . High Tum WMPO 830. Hi gh Team WMPO 2 188. Me · s~rles TUESDAY TRIPLICATE October 21. 1975 Standings Tllll"' 5' Dolr Y Vllley 2; Racine Home Net . Bank • 1,. 12 3o 30 32 32 J2 32 •o 50 High Ind . G'me - Shirley Mitchell 118. Dorothy Karr 169 High Sorlos Wanda TeafOrd m , Sh irley Mitchell o60. Team Hlgtl Game - R:oyal Oak Park 093. Team High Strles - Mitchell Painting Co . 1362. Callfor~~tsday•s Restl~ Te•m Zldu Sporl Shop Regatto In 2 I WednUdiY'I Gimes •a 38 36 Nellon Drug Co . 3; Tenth Framers 30 Young 's Super Mkt. ' 30 High Ind . G'me - Men : Charles Smll~ 211 . Richard Rulltll 200, Gary Wtylend 200; Women : Wanda Gordon 186, Belly Smith 185 , Sonia Wayland 113. High Serln Men : Rlctlard Russell 561 , Charles smith 539, Gary way.,nd 528 ; Women : wand a Gordon dO, Pat Carson ··71 ,, Betty Snllfh o65. Team Hi gh Game - abead Of 118." Mone1bocklnfulllfnotcompleto- Fry's future looked fairly I• •""•fled with weight lou from ·~· bleak at lbe end of lbe 1972 th~ very flrot package. • season. Altboun" his DON'T a•I.AY at• Southern Methodist an IIAT-.aa tlad•Y· Mustangs had .a wlnnillg NELSON'S DRUG STORE seaaon, he was fired after an Pamoroy • Ohio 11·""•• career at tbe school 1 ~.....,.._ - · St . LOUIS at NY Rangers Montreal at Chicago CalifOrnia at 0 NEW YORK (UPI) - P.enn State, with Its ~ smaahlng rl Army lui week, remains lbe unanimous choice lb1J week ill the Lambert Trophy voting wltb 70 polnta, 13 more lban runner-up Nayy. Mallacllllletli, with lla ~ record, remains 111 top In Division II while ltbaca College 18 unanimous as tbe Division mleader. Regatta In 701 . Team H l; h Str. lea Regatta In 1963 . TRICOUNTY Oct. l1 , U7l Poln1s · 3 3 ' 3 T. Pts 01 196 2 1 Allan Ia 3 Vancouver 2 Los Angeles 6 Washington 0 EARLY WED. MIXED Oct. II. 1975 Smith Nelson Motors Game Ml lc htll P'intlng co . No . 6 . Royal Oak Park , New York Cloth ing Detroit 0 1 · Washington .1 9 Adams Division w. L. ~~ 03 Buffalo Toronto Boston 3 3 J Team Paints Cement Block Co . A6 Phelps o2 Roach 's Gun Shop l• Sears Catalog Mer.::hants 28 Melgllnn · 26 . H&R Firestone 18 High Ind . Game - Terry Ven lnwagen 233 , Henry <;latworthy 203 , Raymond Roach 202. High Series - Raymond Rotc~ 569, Henry Clatworthy 559, Jorry Van lnwagen 532. Team High Game Pomeroy cement Block co . 928. Teoln High Series Pomeroy Ctmenl Bloc k co . 2598 . Pom~rov ' DALLAS 'HILL . soumHERN UDCAL ' ~ BOARD OF EDUrATION .. 1. Understands the .needs of tetchers ·• hiS three children in the teaching profession. 2. Understands the nnds of parents .and students - the father of four children who have ett.,..ted or graduated from Southern High School. 3. ·Understands the needs of the non· certified employees - 1 former bUs .driver In the Southern Local School District with fifteen years experience. 4. Successful Melts fermer for 30 years• S. Attends tha Apple Grove U.rlted ~ Methodist Church. 6. Mem~er of the Recine Me~nlc Lodge No. 461 'i. Presldant..lect of the Twin Qty Shrine Club. . 8. Veteran of World War II- seryed In ttaly. and Africa .two veers. ' . . 67 . YOUR VOTE WILL' BE:AP.PRECIATED Paid Political Advertisement "' e 29 ~=:·~ILK. . . . . . . ~. .~ 1 · 79e· , . 49e YEUOW ONIONS •••••••••••••••!!..... SEA PACK gge FROZEN PERDf ••·•• ••• 2 LB. TRAY PACK •••-................. 3LB. ELECT FILLETS~ LB. -~~~~ · KRAFT' . CREME............. 7'oz. . · MARSHMAU.OW 33' 49e . PRINCEW .: 29 oz. SOUlHERN YAMS ••:•••••• ~ .....C;'! •••• , . nCKns ON SAu· ..... T11ul'lda~ thru Seturday t Resent Ju dge 110) 29 111 > l, 2tc NO SALES TO .DEALERS QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED ' ~ COME TO OUR HALLOWEEN PARTY THURS., OCT. 30 - 6 TO 7:30 PM f 81ht To Umit Quan1tity ,, ROUND STEAK ............. 1 BABY BEEF '139 T-BON·ESTEAK ............ 6 9' GROUND BEEE ••••• .t~;. BABY BEEF .· ~a , e NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ccue No. 21637 Est1te of Miry Parker, Deceased. Notice Is hereby g lven tha t Mabel Moore of Pomeroy, R . D. J, DAIO , haS been duly appointed Admini stratr ix of the Estate of Mary Parker , deceased, \att of Chester . Meigs County, Ohio . Creditors are required to file their claims with seld tudlc lary within tour months . Dated this 27th day of Oc· Iober 1975. 3 lbs. or more .FRESH WHOLE , LB. FRYERS..................... BEST OF . CHICKEN ...............~. 7 CHICKEN . l8. 8 9 c BREASTS ........... ~ ••••• ON IONS•••••••••••••••••~••1 5 C ., VAN CAMP'S . soz.3 VIENNA .SAUSAGE.~~s. VALLEY MEDIUM EGGS •••••••••••••••••• ~~. GLAD LAWN S139 CLEANUP BAGS ••• !~.~: .... Judge Common Plea s .Court , Probate Division . MelgsCounty , Ohlo 110) 19 1111 5, 12. JIC •• ·• ) ' • ... '" " "' 1 NOTICE No!lce Is hereby gi"Yen that CoJumb la Gas of Ohio , Inc .. ha& filed an application with the Public Utilit i es Com . mission of Ohio seeking ctarltlcallon of re strict ions re la ting to right of way taps , a~~td approval of guidelines applicable to the re . es tablishment Of service to\Jowfng a toted Interruption of such, ser"Yice , restoration of service to a new structure . fol)owlng demolition of a former structure, trenster of ser vic'e following Involuntary relocation of a customer , transfer of gas volumes from one location to another , and requests to lndlvlduatlv meter accounts wh ich were formerly m aster metered . Columbia also seeks perm i ss i on h~ 1 . terminate eKistlng and unexercised c omml1ments which came Into existence as a result of the Commission's Order of Ju ne 23, 1972, provided that the hold en of those commitments may e~~:erclse them by having service on line by February 1. 19~6 . Columbia olso seeks authority to Interrupt serv ice to customers who VIolate the proposed rules and guidelines or Orders ot the CommIssion w i th respect thereto when less dniJstlc measures have f~lled to 1ecur11 compliance . A pUbliC hearing In this metter has been scheduled tor Wed · ne$day , November 12, 1975, al 9:30A .M . at the offices of the Commiss ion , 111 North High street, columbus, Ohio 43215. Said hearing shall continue thereafter from dav to day aa dlrtt cted by the presiding attorney examiner . At said hearing all Pilr tles of Interest will be otlorded on op . pan tun lty to present ev ldence m_,erlal to tht Issues of this ' prqceedlng . Further ln . form IliOn may be obtained by ad~nulng en lnqu l rv to the Sf!~retery of the Commission , 1 qNorU' H l gh Street, Colr mbU!I, Ohio •:J215 . · THE PUBLir UTILITIES , COMMISSION OFOHIO ' R'ANDALL G. APPLEGATE, SEC RETARY • · ,~ Mann ing D. Webster FRENCH CITY $109 LIVER PUDDING ................~~ ••••• IDMAIDES o. Webster By Ann B. Wa t son De puty CJerk ~:=~. . . . . . . . . . .~. . ~ }45 watCh y0Ur POMEROY, OHIO (10) 16, 17, 20, 21, 22. 23, 24 , 27 , 28 , 29, lOtc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT case No. 21655 Estate of Jessie l. Shumaker Deceased . Notice is hereby given that Charles L. Shumak er at 31 . . l8. :m NTS' m Snyde~·· going 298 ·Second St. . Judge Common Pl eas Court. Probate Division M'eigs County , Ohio 110 ) 28 111) S, 12 , 31C Signed: Phillip Pickens BEEF · . . 'StiORT· RIBS .......................L!I; •••• Thru Nov. l, 1975_ Manning D . Webster "I will donate or !contribute) the equality of the 0.5 mi II collected in Lebanon Township from my own funds toward reconditioning · ce·meteries of this township". RETURNABLE somES Effeclive . Howard E . Fnmk M eigs County Auditor greatly appreciated. 8-16 oz. Prices South Queens Court, Hun . tington , West Virginia hillS been duty appointed Executor , of the Estate' of Jess ie L. Shumaker . deceased. late of 539 Broadway , Middleport , M ei gs County , Ohio . Creditors are r eq uired to fil e their claims with said fiduciary within four month s. Oa tejj this 24th day of Oc . Iober 1975 . Lebanon Township will be PiTJ'SBURGH (UP!) It alfecll your concentration. The Plttaburgh Steelers are We just want to keep win· determlnecl to win i relum nlng." American Beskelbtll '11US IS ApbotOgrapb of the Minersville ba~ball te8J11 of 1914, provided by 0118 Parker trip to lbe Super Bowl 011 Pltlsburgb coach Chuck Association Standlnll now of Waverly. The frqnt row, I to r,la Theo Maag, Jolin Baum, Leon (Buddy) Gtueser, merit and to them that means Noll realizes the challenge of By United Pr~!~ 1ntirhtlonal • 1 Herman Grueser, and Fritz Maag ;.the back row, I to r,lncludes Osmer Roush, Theo Mitch, a victory over Cincinnati the next few weeks. w. L. Pet. G.. II .. Henry Bartela or Nick Grueser, and Albert (Dutch) Bartels. New York 2 1 .667 I &mday Ia 1 mut. "Some peop e are comiDg Kentucky 2 1 .667 The Sleelen (~I) are tied to reJ)1ze thla Ia lbe toughest 51. Louis I 2 . .333 1 with lite HoiiiiCIII Ollen for dlviJion In pro football," he Virginia we~t 3 ·~ 2 leCOIKI place in the AFC said. W. L. Pet. G. B Caliral DlviJim, a game Running back Franco ~~~~~~ ~ ~ 1 v, behllld tbe unbelten Bengali, Harrla, wbo sprailled the blg Son Antonio 2 1 .667 v, ' wbom tbe Blfelln take Ill •in toe 00 hla rtgbt foot agalmt G~~hD\ego J ; ·~~~ Cndnnatl, where they now ' .Green Bay last ·Sunday, 18 . Tue,aay•s Retu'it - ' three --·live Dated 11 .... -bable for the ') San Antonio 108 Virginia bave 1a.. " _ _ .,. v Wtdne1d1y's Games103 tlmel. Bengali, 11 Ia quarterback ' Utah at Denver ·' By MiKE RABUN Diego at lndlene A few months . later he Novetnber II I cruc laI Terry Bra d8haw, who Sen san Antonio at New York UPI Sportl Writer moved to Nortb Texas, then a monlb lor ,lbe &!per Bowl strained a knee lendon st. Louis vs . Virginia at DENTON, Tel. (UPI) member of tbe Mlaaourl cbamp\CIIII. In addition to the against the Packers. Hampton Among the lmlck.Jmacks In matehup with• Cincinnati, Brlldahaw ,tested hla aUIDg world H 0 c k • y Association lbe offlee of Nortb Texas Valley Conference. Although the school had produce~ lbeJ face Houaton twice knee by jogging Ughtly for 15 standings ......... tbe month. milluletl Tuellday. · By United Press International Sbite football coach Hayden several notable football Fry Ia a scale model of a players - the best known -·• E~st Pltllbul!lb playen don't "It felt pretty good," be W. L. T. Pis dream 4 2 0 8 • being Pittsburgh's Joe want to baw to rtly on olllen said. "I tblnlt I'll be okay." 4 2 o. 8 It 18 a miniature football Greene-It waa hardly recog. to mate tt to the playofla-.W ~ ml8led Tuesday's 3 5 o 6 stadlum-bullt by a member 2 2 0 ~ nlzed aa a major forte In be a ''wilcka'd" entry. practice and was expected to west of the school's art depart· cqllege football. "We dan 'I want to get Into ·mila addltloo!ll practice ..,_ w. L. T. Pts ment. The stadium 18 a Alter two se880118 Fry took PhoeniK • ' 0 8 the poaltlon where we're llioos but a team spokMman San Diego 3 2 .1 1 double-declted affair with a hla team out of the MVC and hoplq tbal aomebody helps said he should be able to play Minnesota 3 3 1 7 buge scoreboard. And then on Denver 3 3 0 6 tackled s schedule that In· ua," said llnlblcker Andy ~·lnst Cincinnati, , Houston ,2 4 o 4 tbe scOi'eboard are letters eluded Houston, Memphis aua.n. "We· eould have a Others on tbe Plttaburlh Cana81on which Inform every111e tbat State, Mlulsslppl State, better record than Jut year Injured list were wide Winnipeg W. L, T. PfS Ja In tbe process 6 .2 o 12 Nortb Texas Oklahoma Slate and Ten( IIJ.$.1) and stUl not maie the receivers John Stallworth · Quebec 5 I o 10 of whlpp'M.up on Ohio State. 16 nessee. Edmonton 4 6 1 9 " plafOIIa." (mWJCle spnln) and Frank Toronto 2 1 1 5 It mlgbt have been COilllld· "I"m a very positive per· Dllfenalve imd L.C. Green· Imrla (brulaed ribs) and Celger~uesday's Aes~lt~ 0 2 ered more of a joke untll last son." he said. "I'm optimistic wood •ld, "If you start Uneba~er Ed BracDey. Toronto 6 Quebec • Saturday., by nature. I had every feeling worrying about olber people, Edmonton 7 Phoenl~ 3 In a shocking turn of that If It was possible to be Wtclnttdly's G1mts ' Calgary et Cleveland evenll, Nortb Te:raa defeated done we'd do lt." Quebec at New England " ' - - - - - 211.. gl"'nd the Cincinnati at Minnesota ··"'""""""' • "' '""' , Eagles Instant national National Hockey " publlclty and wlnniDg for Fry Leogue Standings · UPI' 11 1 h of the By Unllod Pross International ' I na ona C08C . ~~a~~ngers PUBLIC NOTICE Act ing ·under direct ·order of !he Board ot TaX Appell IS and 1n compliance with Section 5715·26 of The Ohio Revise d Code wh i ch states In part that It Is the duty of t~e county Audlto'r to change . valuations set forth by .sald ao,rd of Tax ' Appeals . Thl5 order directs l he Meigs County . Audl tor to Increase all tr1cts, lots or ... paruJ• ond bUildings by twentY" percent (20 percent). · In compliance with this order the valuations of said tracts, lots, p.!llr cels and bulldlnQs have -been changed ll("d the. oooks are open for Inspection of the ' in crease in your 18X value at the Me igs County Aud it or's Office , Pomoy , Oh io . NEWPORT 16oz. ·GREEN BEANS•••••~~~ 5 HARTS W.K. 16 oz. t:()RN ••••••••••••••• ~:•••• ,., CEELECT PINTO BEANS ••• llOl 29, lie I '· .' • • �~ . .. .. ' ,. . . ' 8- The DaUy Senttnel. Mld<lleP,Ort-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wedne_!d!y, Oct. 29, 1975 . . ' I riend '5 riend Power up with Black & OeckeP® ~OPEN SUNDAYS 1·7 PM- From the Friendly Onel 7743 -_........._ --uOPEN SUNDAYS 1·7 PM . . .. .., "SOMETHING FOR THE WOMANSOMETHING FOR . EVERYONE" "SOMETHING FOR THE.MANSOMETHING FOR EVERYONE" 10" DELUXE POWER SHOP Radial arm sow has on-top, up· front controls, plus a metal leg stand and high carbon steel 11 PRESTONE'' . II ~ ~ ......... e ...... ~ 6" tall. !loplly ....... T' wide pot. 111ant ........ Yau'Hlooo Ill ~~2e . 797 SALE PRICE ANTIFREEZE Sturdy metal leg stand. 6" dada ad· lusts from W'to 13/16". '3 cA.. ~ lrdudoshontlor. HANGING CUYPOT voJutionarg G~ dado blade. Terrific B&D value I REG. 279.95 HANGING PLANnR L...Jv, doconltod ,..,_.pat 49 GAL ,., •• ~ DELUXE -...... SANDER 18 88 · DOUIU SWITCH IYOI! Y ()lli!ROWN SALE PRICE 47c W' 1 66" VINYL ELECTRICAL TAPE 9r~ ounn /1/C)j! Y()Ili!ROWN SALI PRICI HUMIDIFIER extra quiet operation, HIGH for greater efflclericy . Capacity 2,500 sq. ft. '""""'. -~~Ot'ld scroll cut~ in wood, curvl!d molal ond ploslics. 116 HP. wood.,"'""' SALE PRICE HUMIDIFIER TWO·speed fan ,affl!rs LOW for JIGSAW ~ bllancod fluoh .... .. .lidos. Utot for ond plaoltcs, Doable looula1td. STANDARD Keeps your home A. HWI& ·-- .... - .,. fresh oil winter 2,500 sq. ft. See illodayl ............. G<oal fit Wool ., ' REG. 12.99 ' I' o ... ' REG 79.95 6988 ! : L ~I' WAll~ 1776 ....-;:~11.--=M\'-bastdlonll 157.6 1176.. 476' PEWTDLOOK SALE PRICE I ..., with wldt. :il"-"" length. W!I......,Walaut_hltr' ......... SAUPIIC! ,... _..!IMI .....). c. II&IIIIIG OIL CANDLE HOLDER 9'1." high. Includes CCJidle. D. IYYCAGI PEWTER LOOK BREAD PLAn 9" long, Groce mailf. 676 ""''lfllilllilud aoJ-forartlflcloilvy .. SALEPRICE hally. 17'1ont.l,_lvy). PEWIER LOOK MUG 5w· tall mug. Si~le. elept ac· cent anywhere! _ 6~6 676 • SWITCH • ' - 8488 REG. 99.95 • . ' I 1088 . lOW''"""'~ ~..,plato lor SALE PRICE ' I' o lOX 47C ~~47c ' PORTABLE DOUBLE L•VITON ' OUnnPLAn OR WALLPLATE 'YOUR CHOICE INSTANT ELEaRIC HEATER 1320 wot1l of lnltont llldklll· ribbon heat. 2/29c Al!tomot~ "'"'"'""'"control. ·1588 REG. I8.95 . ELEORIC HEATER AlltoniOIIc lhlrmallll control. IDWI. ln~tant radiant ribbon.--... REG. 27.95 2188 PERIM.ETER . HEATER 32'' lang baltbcml hoollr. Thormostatlcally ~ controlled. l:mtl. REG. 34.95 2788 lOSI'EfD DUALIWIGE 1'EFLON II . EUaiiC FIYPAN Rod wtUBCD BLENDER Touch & ..... ond lrolanl ..... l1op """""· _' _ .. bath .~ .. SALE PRICE • ~ WINDOw :• 7-318" THERMOMRER lang model hot oosy-nocl FLOOR &WALL DEFLEa·OR ALUM·A.fOAM 2' •11*". Ui' ROLL • mart.lnvs. Adjustdllt brucl:tt. . . PIPE INSULATION 5cMo an fuol. Klopt ftam.wddod fall - hen · Fllitt REG. 2.19 1; Oiholvt bad<lng. Stops ' ~~~~ 'REG. 1.98 133 ,llwl_lndudld. . -flng ond heat lou. REG. 1.99 ---------------.,1 · fall home value days 177 " I lndudol 177 ... ........ four"""'""'""" lido. SALEPRICE 101 1688 SAlE PRICE ' ltardwoad holtltr. 12 a1ou botttos. Two letW tlots. incl. Qolo. 2688 SALE PRICE •we've Got All Your .8uilding Needs"- NAME: - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - 1 ADDRESS>- - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - I .·-Lumber - - - - : - - - - -·STATE. - - - - - - ' - - SPICI/LEI lEI IACI WISIEISET ln!lt gold tt6'MIIJOIII MJICH ITOASTMASftW 1. ~Roofing I -Kitchen cabinets DEALER NAME AND ADDRESS I - Plu'mbi-.ng. I -Eiecbical : -Paint . t --------, IINTIItU IMOULD II Ill OUII tTOIII IY OCT. J1, 11711 -Panelinlll' •• . . "MORE THAN A LUMBER YARD" "LOTS MORE" RT. 2 BYPAS$, POINT PLEASANT • • J .. .• -Carpel Hardman Home·Center ' 988 PHONE . 675-4692 . 675-1693 . AUTGIIATIC. HOI'IDIIIP · TAILE tv'R.CatEE nN HEAT & SEIVEI ~ \!·~·:r.:-·;1 .... ,poly hoot· Hoall- ................ ..... • .... "" ..... Ootud>- • . . - T-llt ..,_striothloc:llonllon. S11rir Nlll I J !loll lip. Allium to ......... ""*" . . . ....... SAUPRICI INITANI' HOI POT .._...... 711 SAUPRICl • Ill. 24• . ....arJ'.Pwflct SALEPRICE = ' I 1188 STEAM IRON · *'"""" 2! · - ...... heat· ttloc1lr dial, hondlt. Hlfl cord 11ft ,., - ............ SAL£ PRIC~ . 888 I CUP AllfOMATIC COFFEEMAKER A"""""'" pot don ~· 1ft. cluclol.. ftalln. 3 fl. cord ... . ...., mlol- ........ - SALEPRICE 1297. ·BunER-UP CORN POPPER · llunln cam "' H paps. niormollatlcally controlled heat . Lid iWies "' ~ bowl. Ttfton. liNd for - dtaling: ' ~PRICE 1297 4QUART PRESSURE PAN A.tor.otlc ~...... con.trol.""- · otlf·ooalloo ..... ..., cuts cOol< to lvri< _... -~~~ -~ Htolp!oolhonln. al!lt, SAL£ PRICE HARDMAN HOME CENTER ''MORE THAN A LUMBER YARD'' 'WTSMORE" ' RT. 2 BY.PASS, POINT PLEASANT· 1188 Store Hours · PHONE 675-4692 675:4693 �~ . .. .. ' ,. . . ' 8- The DaUy Senttnel. Mld<lleP,Ort-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wedne_!d!y, Oct. 29, 1975 . . ' I riend '5 riend Power up with Black & OeckeP® ~OPEN SUNDAYS 1·7 PM- From the Friendly Onel 7743 -_........._ --uOPEN SUNDAYS 1·7 PM . . .. .., "SOMETHING FOR THE WOMANSOMETHING FOR . EVERYONE" "SOMETHING FOR THE.MANSOMETHING FOR EVERYONE" 10" DELUXE POWER SHOP Radial arm sow has on-top, up· front controls, plus a metal leg stand and high carbon steel 11 PRESTONE'' . II ~ ~ ......... e ...... ~ 6" tall. !loplly ....... T' wide pot. 111ant ........ Yau'Hlooo Ill ~~2e . 797 SALE PRICE ANTIFREEZE Sturdy metal leg stand. 6" dada ad· lusts from W'to 13/16". '3 cA.. ~ lrdudoshontlor. HANGING CUYPOT voJutionarg G~ dado blade. Terrific B&D value I REG. 279.95 HANGING PLANnR L...Jv, doconltod ,..,_.pat 49 GAL ,., •• ~ DELUXE -...... SANDER 18 88 · DOUIU SWITCH IYOI! Y ()lli!ROWN SALE PRICE 47c W' 1 66" VINYL ELECTRICAL TAPE 9r~ ounn /1/C)j! Y()Ili!ROWN SALI PRICI HUMIDIFIER extra quiet operation, HIGH for greater efflclericy . Capacity 2,500 sq. ft. '""""'. -~~Ot'ld scroll cut~ in wood, curvl!d molal ond ploslics. 116 HP. wood.,"'""' SALE PRICE HUMIDIFIER TWO·speed fan ,affl!rs LOW for JIGSAW ~ bllancod fluoh .... .. .lidos. Utot for ond plaoltcs, Doable looula1td. STANDARD Keeps your home A. HWI& ·-- .... - .,. fresh oil winter 2,500 sq. ft. See illodayl ............. G<oal fit Wool ., ' REG. 12.99 ' I' o ... ' REG 79.95 6988 ! : L ~I' WAll~ 1776 ....-;:~11.--=M\'-bastdlonll 157.6 1176.. 476' PEWTDLOOK SALE PRICE I ..., with wldt. :il"-"" length. W!I......,Walaut_hltr' ......... SAUPIIC! ,... _..!IMI .....). c. II&IIIIIG OIL CANDLE HOLDER 9'1." high. Includes CCJidle. D. IYYCAGI PEWTER LOOK BREAD PLAn 9" long, Groce mailf. 676 ""''lfllilllilud aoJ-forartlflcloilvy .. SALEPRICE hally. 17'1ont.l,_lvy). PEWIER LOOK MUG 5w· tall mug. Si~le. elept ac· cent anywhere! _ 6~6 676 • SWITCH • ' - 8488 REG. 99.95 • . ' I 1088 . lOW''"""'~ ~..,plato lor SALE PRICE ' I' o lOX 47C ~~47c ' PORTABLE DOUBLE L•VITON ' OUnnPLAn OR WALLPLATE 'YOUR CHOICE INSTANT ELEaRIC HEATER 1320 wot1l of lnltont llldklll· ribbon heat. 2/29c Al!tomot~ "'"'"'""'"control. ·1588 REG. I8.95 . ELEORIC HEATER AlltoniOIIc lhlrmallll control. IDWI. ln~tant radiant ribbon.--... REG. 27.95 2188 PERIM.ETER . HEATER 32'' lang baltbcml hoollr. Thormostatlcally ~ controlled. l:mtl. REG. 34.95 2788 lOSI'EfD DUALIWIGE 1'EFLON II . EUaiiC FIYPAN Rod wtUBCD BLENDER Touch & ..... ond lrolanl ..... l1op """""· _' _ .. bath .~ .. SALE PRICE • ~ WINDOw :• 7-318" THERMOMRER lang model hot oosy-nocl FLOOR &WALL DEFLEa·OR ALUM·A.fOAM 2' •11*". Ui' ROLL • mart.lnvs. Adjustdllt brucl:tt. . . PIPE INSULATION 5cMo an fuol. Klopt ftam.wddod fall - hen · Fllitt REG. 2.19 1; Oiholvt bad<lng. Stops ' ~~~~ 'REG. 1.98 133 ,llwl_lndudld. . -flng ond heat lou. REG. 1.99 ---------------.,1 · fall home value days 177 " I lndudol 177 ... ........ four"""'""'""" lido. SALEPRICE 101 1688 SAlE PRICE ' ltardwoad holtltr. 12 a1ou botttos. Two letW tlots. incl. Qolo. 2688 SALE PRICE •we've Got All Your .8uilding Needs"- NAME: - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - 1 ADDRESS>- - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - I .·-Lumber - - - - : - - - - -·STATE. - - - - - - ' - - SPICI/LEI lEI IACI WISIEISET ln!lt gold tt6'MIIJOIII MJICH ITOASTMASftW 1. ~Roofing I -Kitchen cabinets DEALER NAME AND ADDRESS I - Plu'mbi-.ng. I -Eiecbical : -Paint . t --------, IINTIItU IMOULD II Ill OUII tTOIII IY OCT. J1, 11711 -Panelinlll' •• . . "MORE THAN A LUMBER YARD" "LOTS MORE" RT. 2 BYPAS$, POINT PLEASANT • • J .. .• -Carpel Hardman Home·Center ' 988 PHONE . 675-4692 . 675-1693 . AUTGIIATIC. HOI'IDIIIP · TAILE tv'R.CatEE nN HEAT & SEIVEI ~ \!·~·:r.:-·;1 .... ,poly hoot· Hoall- ................ ..... • .... "" ..... Ootud>- • . . - T-llt ..,_striothloc:llonllon. S11rir Nlll I J !loll lip. Allium to ......... ""*" . . . ....... SAUPRICI INITANI' HOI POT .._...... 711 SAUPRICl • Ill. 24• . ....arJ'.Pwflct SALEPRICE = ' I 1188 STEAM IRON · *'"""" 2! · - ...... heat· ttloc1lr dial, hondlt. Hlfl cord 11ft ,., - ............ SAL£ PRIC~ . 888 I CUP AllfOMATIC COFFEEMAKER A"""""'" pot don ~· 1ft. cluclol.. ftalln. 3 fl. cord ... . ...., mlol- ........ - SALEPRICE 1297. ·BunER-UP CORN POPPER · llunln cam "' H paps. niormollatlcally controlled heat . Lid iWies "' ~ bowl. Ttfton. liNd for - dtaling: ' ~PRICE 1297 4QUART PRESSURE PAN A.tor.otlc ~...... con.trol.""- · otlf·ooalloo ..... ..., cuts cOol< to lvri< _... -~~~ -~ Htolp!oolhonln. al!lt, SAL£ PRICE HARDMAN HOME CENTER ''MORE THAN A LUMBER YARD'' 'WTSMORE" ' RT. 2 BY.PASS, POINT PLEASANT· 1188 Store Hours · PHONE 675-4692 675:4693 �· • ' d . . · Four S¥AC teams Wm .Sport Parade ·: up season this week . . ' . . . · . . ~· I · ' By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor . Lewis who rushed for 131 John Berry, Phil Hilgenberg yards last week against and freshrium Brannen began !ll()Ving a.gains\ the le~gue Hannan Trace. . cliamplon ·Bltbcats.. , llannait Tface had troublli .....---~----., getting its offe~ untra~ked . . a.eatnat the Southwestern· · Highlanders, At Patriot, Coach Bob · . , ..... . Ashley's Highlanders will · NCJI seek their second . straight victory and third of the 91o 5MOn.-Fri. season against Coach Bill 910 8 Sit. Jewell's Southern Tornadoes. Closed Sunday Southern dropped a hard· fought 15-3 game to Eastern last weekend. The Tornados will be out w .Middleport, Ohio stop Highlander fullback Kip L-,;.;;;;;;,;;;.;;;;i;;....,.-.-_.l ~ NEW" YORK (UPI) - Remember how close Rusty Staub Clime kl being traded kl PhUadelphia a year ago? He's much For Gallia County's four lone league loss was I~ to North Gallia's offense has who had many state ranl\ed cloeer kl going there now, only this lime there doesn't figure w Class Alearns in the Southern the same Bobcats. been paced by the running of teams at B~yd County, Ky. Last Friday, Rock Hill be the same kind of last-mlnute hitch which killed two different Valley Athletic Conference, Offensively. North Gallia is Fred Logan, junior tailback defeated Olesapeake, 1U. deals last Fall for the Phillles, one with the Mets and the other · lhis week marks the end of BV!lraging 26 points per and . Mike Casey, · a 1 5 with the Tigers....Montreal Expos will be naming their new the 97 football seaspn . outing wpile Its defense has sophomore, and the receiving The Panthers are currently manager soon after club president Johhny McHale returns . • Action begins Thursday permitted 9.2 points per corps of senior end , Don th~ first.place club in the 0)1io from il generai managers' meeting lri Puerto Rico this coming night with the Kyger Creek gam~. Eastern's offensive Spencer, Logan jllld junior Valley· Conference, .'l'hai victory followed a I~ loss kl '• weekend and Karl Kuehl still is out front among all t.he can· Bobcats battling the Rock has a 20.2 scoring average Brett Tackett. · Fairland and a tHl tie with ' didates. One big plus for Kue!)l, managing Escogldo in the Hill Redmen of Lawrence while the Eagle defense has Kyger Creek wrapped up a Dominican Winter League now is the fact he has managed in County· The big game, allowed just 7.4 points per share of the Southern Valley Oak Hill. Kyger Cteek's only loss Montreal'srnlnorleaguesyst~thepastfouryearsand in that however, has been billed at outing. · Friday's match-up Athletic Conference title time he helped develop more than 20 of the kids on the Expos' Meigs County as the North could be a game of quar- Friday night with a 33-12 was to the Alexander Spar· · roster right now.... Gallia Pirates meet the terbacks. vicklry over Symmes Valley. tans. In other league game• · That's 1111 old baseball trick Emile Francis Is employing, Ea~tern Eagles In a game kl North Gallla Is led by the It was the Bobcats' third pu~ his whole team up on waivers the way he has done in dectde the outcome of the 1975 passing and running of junior straight championship under, Friday. Symmes Valley visits Hannan Trace and Southern dlagu8t with his poOr-lilarting, listless-looking New York Ran- SVAC championship. Mark Theiss while Eastern coach Jiin Sprague. gers. Francia, 1 !lopelese baseball bug, may have gotten the .An Ea~tern vicklry would .relies on the passing of junior The Bobcats have a strong goes to Southwestern. At Mert:erville, the winner Idea from Paul Rlchaids who once tried to trade hla entire gtvelheEaglesashareofthe BobMc<lure.McCiureisalsO offense but in recent weeks Houslon team for all the ~Uanta Braves. And who do you think . title along with Kyger Creek. a hard runner on the Eagles' · the defense bas become of the Wildcat-Viking game will esca~e the league gave Richards the Idea? Frank "Trader" Lane or course A loss would move North wishbone option. · "suspect". Lane oUered the Chicago white Sox even up for' the Detroit Gallla inkl sole possession of Other Eastern running Thursday night, Kyger!s basement. !Iannan Trl!ce has Tlgera, man-tor:rnan 25 years ago and got the !8me answer second pll!ce. threats are Don Eichinger, a defense must s!Qp All..Ohlo a 2-6 record whlle Sytrunes Rlchardll did_ no!.:. , ' E.astern 's only league senior; Dave · Mills, junior candidate Brett Bond and Valley Is 1-7. , Georges Carpentier, who died of a heart attack in Paris blemish was a 20-20 tie at fullback and Joe Kuh'n, hard- halfback Don Davisson. Rock . Last Friday, the Viking Monday at 81, "!!I Ute first Frenchman ever kl win a world J<yger Creek. North Galllla's nose sophomore. Hill is coached by Tom Scott, offense behind the running of boxing title of any k!pd. He was world light heavyweight ldng for two ye1r1111d not much more than a middleweight when he had his fam0111 meeting with Jack Dempsey at Boyle's Thirty Acree In Jeraey City, N.J., in 1921. Carpentier foul!ht nlimber of heavywelahta, Gene Tunney among them, but maintained ' unW lhe end no man In the world could hit any harder than Dempsey hit him In their fight which lasted only 4 rounds ...' "! waa convt,lced I eould beat him " Carpentier remem· bered. "I wasaure I could knock out aeybody who Clime at me, By Major Amos B: Hoople Oklahoma Sooners and 28 · Tulsa 41, Louisville 21 and I knew he'd come at me because he was a clole quarter PterlessProgoostlcator Oklahoma State on the Arizona U, Brigham Young UCLA 27, Washlugtoa .!3 fighter. I hit him on the chin with my hardest right In tbe Egad, friends, here, quick . Cowboys'homegrounda. This 14 Utah State 11, Wyotiung 10 .aecond round. The punch staggered him, but the bell rang 20 as !hat proverbial wink, we is the beat Cowboy entry In So. Cal. 26, CaUforuJa.7 Arizona St. 44, Utah 8 ' lleCIInda later. He came out fresh for the third round. He was are into the last four weeks of years but, alas, they will not Housloil%0, CIDciDDatl3 Vlrglula 27, Vanderbilt 21 like a tiger and began hitting me with tbe hardest punches any the collegiate pigskin sea8on. be able kl withstand the Appalachlim St. 39, Citadel U . Delaware 30, Villlloova zo human ever threw. Nobody ever could hit the.way Dempsey And, I might add, the month darting runs of Joe Florida St. 17, ClemiOD U Va. Tech. 34, Wm. & Mary 18 did that day. And he was shaking off my punches as If I were that separates the genuine Washingkln and the relent- Rutgen 28, Connecticut 15 Wash. St. 38, Oregon Z3 patting him with my open hand. He was the ooughest man I contenders from the less drive of the Sooners. In a CorueU %4, Co!Dmbla 15 West va. 31, Kent State %1 ever saw, and he knocked me out with a right to the heart In the pretenders. high-ecorlng affair Oklahoma Temple H, Daykla 18 Mempbls SL Zt, Wichita St. 12 fourth round.".... ' TheBCheduleisrepletewith will win 37-27. Another Big 8 · E. CaroUna 17, Furman 10 Winola 29, WlscooaiD U T<m ~er. up for the Natlona!League'sCyYoung Award a such traditional engagements · beauty matches Kansas and San Jose St. 30, Frune St. %1 Yale 3%, Dartmousb 7 third time, Is the latest big name athlete kl take kl tv com· as Southern California vs. Kansas State at Lawrence. Georgia Tech U, Dulle 1Z Gallipolis 14 Waverly 0 mentating unaportll, both nationally and for a local channel in California (63rd contest) Make it Jayhawks, 29, the Georcla 33, Richmond I WeUslon 22 Logan 20 the metrgpolltan New York area. The Mets' ace could wind up Alabama-Mississippi State visiting State Wildcats, 20 - · Boaton U. 14, Holy Cro11 7 Ironton 7 Mel11 8 the lint ~.ooo pitcher next aeaaon. That's purely In salary. (60th game), Miuisaippi vs . . kaff·kaff. Montana St. Zl, Idaho 14 Jackson %8 Atheoa 1t Cltfllh Hunlllr received'-' million from the Yankees, but only l.SU (64th meeting), KansasIn the klugh Southwestern No. m. 30, Illinois St. %1 Ironton St. Joe 8 Soath Polut 7 f)IO,OOOa ye~r of that was in the f~ of salary. Sandy Koulu Kansas State (their 73rd), Conference, the Texas Long- Colorado %7, Iowa Slate 17 Coal Grove U Manchester 0 mUll ltlll remember .when he asked for $100,000 a year and tbe Oklahoma . Oklalloma State horns will stampede the SMU KaD88s %9, K.aD881 St, %0 . Rock HUI %8 Kyger Creek 8 Dodgers recoiled In horror .... (70th joust). Mustangs, 49-14, In their 55th Kentucky Z&, Tulane 11 Pt. Pleannt8 Parkenburg 6 Befqre the finai .Proe of the World Series, manY of Sparky Another crowd pleaser meeting. And Texas Tech will Colgate 20, Lehigh 18 Eaatem 14 North GaUia It Anderaon's well-wlahers wanted kl cushion the pain of defeat which Is short on tradition but cook fllce, 46--13 - heh-beh! Maryland 17, PeDil State 10 Alexander 38 Belpre 8 in t.he Red Sox beat the Reds, 10 a number of them tole! \be long on deaire brings tlie Air The Hoople Three-Star "Milml (0.) 40, Toledo If Nelaonvllle-York i VlntoJi Clnclllnatl manager, ''remember this, no matter what, tbe sun Force and the Army klgether Specjal Ia Maryland to Mlchlgaa 31, Mlunota 7 County 1 ltiU II gonna shine tomorrow." · Sparky Anderson said if he heard that once, he heard the to settle the unofficial Service prevail over Penn State, 17-. Alabama 34, Mia. ~tate U Symmes Valley 1% HaDDBD Academy championship. 10. The Terps have only Mlaslulppl !3, Nebt'Ub 20 Trace 8 881111 thing 6,000 ~·· . HJving whipped the Navy man..ed kl beat Penn State New Me:dco ,:l7, UTEP 14 S.utllem U Southwu~m 13 "And you klxlwtl!ll?" be 88YI· '"lbe ~ actuaQy did shine. Middies earlier this se8101l, once In 21 previous meeUngs So. Carolln' II, ~~ 'P· State ZJ It t~ned out kl be a gorgeous day ." the Falcons wiU claim the but this will be their day - No. Carolina ,7, Wake Forest title by trouncing Army, 31· har-rumph! Z7 12. Now go on with my W. Tex. St. Z1, N. E. .Getting back to the forecast. Loulllana l.' traditional contests , the Air Foree 31, Army 1% Iowll H, Nortbll'eatem'll Hoople System confidently Arkanaas St. 25, UT Cbat.' 20 Notre Dame U, Navy 17 predicts a 26-7 win for the Texas AAM 33, ArkaDIBI 13 Oblo State 49, Indiana 7 Southern California Trojans Florida Z8, Auburn 7 Ohio U. 31, Weit. Mich. I over the Bruins at Berkeley. Baylor 17, TCU i Oklahoma 37, Oldaboma a And in the big Southeastern Boatoa Col %4, Miami, (Fla.) Z7 Conference doubleheader at Z1 Stanford Z8, Oregoa a I · Jackson, Miss., we see !loll RIRIII San Diego St. 35, Pacific Zl NEW YOM (UP!) - Fred the big leagues, not only are Alabama rolling over Harvard!t, PeDDJylvanla 1S lq'nn is halfway klward being the conditions better, but with Mlulsslppl State, 34-14, in the Princeton 11, Brown 1Z the first rookie lo win the the crowds and situation, Ills daylight contest, and Mlc!b. SL 31, Purdue n rookie of the year and the easier to get yourself geared Mississippi taking a 28--13 Drake !1, S.. m. 7 moetvaluableplayer awards . . mentally oo get up evecy day. vlcWry over the LU Fig!)ting Texas C9, SlWU U The aa..,..,-old outfielder "My rbl totals: surprised Tigers under the masdas. Plttabur&b ZZ, Syracuse 14 of the Boston Reel Sox me, but I always believed I Also In the Southeastern, Tenn. 31,-Colo. SL I Tu~ was named winner belonged here." Florida's Gators will triumph :reus Tech •· Rlee U tl the American League's Wlt.hout Lynn, Rice Wllllld over Auburn's Tigers, 2&-7. Rookie of the Year Award easily have won rookie 'Tis a aad -son for retiring and wW now walt to see If he honors. The 22-year-old Shug Jordan, completing his a11o Is 110 receive the league's outfielder, ll'ho played psrt ri ·25th year as boss of the' moet valuable play.- award. the year as a designated Tigers. Lym Is the l. .llng candidate litter, batted .300 with 22 The Big One of the day . SVAC STANDINGS for MVP honon as well, and home I'Uill and 102 rbl. brings tog~ther the ALL GAMES no rookie in basebaU history TNm W LT POP ever has received both Kyger, Creek 6 1 1 2!7 79 awards. The AL MVP award 1r75·76 MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL GOLF RECORD Eastern 6 1 1 162 52 ---··--' N .. Meigs 170 Nel10nvllle- York 193 N. Gallla 6 2 o 210 7~ Wlube a'"""""""" on ov, ... Meigs 170 Wawrly 168 Athens 163 Southern 3 5 0 85 131 In a balloting ol :M sporla Meigs 175 Logan 168 Jackson 1641 H. Trace 2 6 o n 236 writers- two from each AL Melgs 160 Gallipolis 1>1'1 Wellston ISO Southwestern 2 6 o G 131 city _ , unn came within one- Melgs 163 Southern 219 S. Valley 1 7 0 26 153 ·" ' . Molgs 174 Ironton 163 SYAC ONLY half point of being a Meigs. 160 Nelsonville· York 110 TNm W L T POP unanimous selection for top Meigs 16~ Wawrly 173 Kyger Creek 5 0 1 207 52 Eastern 4 0 I 103 26 rookie honors One writer Meigs m Wamn Local 200 BAKER · Meigs 163 Athens 163 Logan 165 N. Gallla 4 I o 1:10 14 Jim Rlce,sp~t his vote giving Meigs 168 Wellston 167 Ironton 175 Southern 2 3 0 fl 18 FURNITURE Lynn and his teammate Jim Meigs 171 Gallipolis 169 Jackson 182 Southwest. 2 3 0 J:l. 18 MIIWiopott, O. Rice a half point each Meigs 161 Jackson 178 S. VIlifY 0 5 0 12 91 · Melgs 156 Southet'n 201 H. Trace o 5 0 20 195 Lynn Is only ~o years off Meigs 166 Warrlll· Local 201 Tot1b 17 17 I 559 SIP the campus of Southern Meigs 111 Wahema 119 California and had one of the Meigs 176 Wahlma 178 Soothern 223 ftnest rookie seasons of any Mol:~1 :0 Stcll,on11 11 Pomeroy: player. He batted .331, second Gallipolis 32!1 kl Minnesota's Rod Carew Jackson 3:!4 I and be led the league 1~ Wellston 335 SoUth POint ~49 slugging percen!&ge ( .566), Warren local 377 double~ (47) and runs scored Belpre 380 '(103). He alJo hit 21 homers Oct. II District at Chllllcotlli: Jackson 337 . and seven triples whlle Gallipolis 3>19 AT driving In I~ nms. Waverly 350 Lynn rna~ many fine cat- ~~,1;1~ 351 chea and has a strong, ac· S\lfrldan 373 . 'Mtl OP'P :.. curate arm. TNm Scor1: 1~.0 Perhapa the least surprised At home · Away 179.1 163.0 by lU lpeC\acular All 167.1 171.0 . ' was Lynn himself. He ~~pent OVERALL Heme AWI'f only I\\ years In the .minor N1me Mitcllel Avt Won Lost Ave Aft leaguea btlt dilplliyed all the Dale Browning 23 ~.9 13 10 >10.1 41.6 polae and epilfidence of a Chuck Follrod 2~ . 41.2 11 12 40.9 41,6 2~ 42 .4 13 10 41.9 42.9 ~ed veteran throug!)out C•enson Pratt Merk Gilkey 21 43.8 12 .6 43.3 « .3 Ill( mdre Cllmpaicn. · Steve Bochner 16 45.4 ' 12 2 « .6 ~6.8 "lbere are things in the David Burt 1 44.0 I 0 4~.0 S2.00SINGLE S3.00COUPLES 2 - 45.0 I 1 45.0 majcn that make It easier Bruce Blackston Jell Warner 4 45.5 2 2 45.5 lORDEN'S SLICED lhln the mlncn," said Lynn. Bob Powers 4 5 0 . 8 0 4 51.0 50.5 A NIGHT NOT MISS! "I remember two years ago Homer Smith 1 52.0 1 0 52.0 Team Record Won u Lost 10 at Bristol. I wu tired near SPOISORm BY MEIGS HIGH S01001. SEOAL Record Won 4 . Lost 10 16 oz. Pk•• 1111 ertd of IIi seuon and In a Non-League won 10 Lost o . . . IJiMIDI, 'lm't this Home Record Won 9 Lost 2 Away kecord Won 5 Lost a thing ever going kl end?' 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Lewis who rushed for 131 John Berry, Phil Hilgenberg yards last week against and freshrium Brannen began !ll()Ving a.gains\ the le~gue Hannan Trace. . cliamplon ·Bltbcats.. , llannait Tface had troublli .....---~----., getting its offe~ untra~ked . . a.eatnat the Southwestern· · Highlanders, At Patriot, Coach Bob · . , ..... . Ashley's Highlanders will · NCJI seek their second . straight victory and third of the 91o 5MOn.-Fri. season against Coach Bill 910 8 Sit. Jewell's Southern Tornadoes. Closed Sunday Southern dropped a hard· fought 15-3 game to Eastern last weekend. The Tornados will be out w .Middleport, Ohio stop Highlander fullback Kip L-,;.;;;;;;,;;;.;;;;i;;....,.-.-_.l ~ NEW" YORK (UPI) - Remember how close Rusty Staub Clime kl being traded kl PhUadelphia a year ago? He's much For Gallia County's four lone league loss was I~ to North Gallia's offense has who had many state ranl\ed cloeer kl going there now, only this lime there doesn't figure w Class Alearns in the Southern the same Bobcats. been paced by the running of teams at B~yd County, Ky. Last Friday, Rock Hill be the same kind of last-mlnute hitch which killed two different Valley Athletic Conference, Offensively. North Gallia is Fred Logan, junior tailback defeated Olesapeake, 1U. deals last Fall for the Phillles, one with the Mets and the other · lhis week marks the end of BV!lraging 26 points per and . Mike Casey, · a 1 5 with the Tigers....Montreal Expos will be naming their new the 97 football seaspn . outing wpile Its defense has sophomore, and the receiving The Panthers are currently manager soon after club president Johhny McHale returns . • Action begins Thursday permitted 9.2 points per corps of senior end , Don th~ first.place club in the 0)1io from il generai managers' meeting lri Puerto Rico this coming night with the Kyger Creek gam~. Eastern's offensive Spencer, Logan jllld junior Valley· Conference, .'l'hai victory followed a I~ loss kl '• weekend and Karl Kuehl still is out front among all t.he can· Bobcats battling the Rock has a 20.2 scoring average Brett Tackett. · Fairland and a tHl tie with ' didates. One big plus for Kue!)l, managing Escogldo in the Hill Redmen of Lawrence while the Eagle defense has Kyger Creek wrapped up a Dominican Winter League now is the fact he has managed in County· The big game, allowed just 7.4 points per share of the Southern Valley Oak Hill. Kyger Cteek's only loss Montreal'srnlnorleaguesyst~thepastfouryearsand in that however, has been billed at outing. · Friday's match-up Athletic Conference title time he helped develop more than 20 of the kids on the Expos' Meigs County as the North could be a game of quar- Friday night with a 33-12 was to the Alexander Spar· · roster right now.... Gallia Pirates meet the terbacks. vicklry over Symmes Valley. tans. In other league game• · That's 1111 old baseball trick Emile Francis Is employing, Ea~tern Eagles In a game kl North Gallla Is led by the It was the Bobcats' third pu~ his whole team up on waivers the way he has done in dectde the outcome of the 1975 passing and running of junior straight championship under, Friday. Symmes Valley visits Hannan Trace and Southern dlagu8t with his poOr-lilarting, listless-looking New York Ran- SVAC championship. Mark Theiss while Eastern coach Jiin Sprague. gers. Francia, 1 !lopelese baseball bug, may have gotten the .An Ea~tern vicklry would .relies on the passing of junior The Bobcats have a strong goes to Southwestern. At Mert:erville, the winner Idea from Paul Rlchaids who once tried to trade hla entire gtvelheEaglesashareofthe BobMc<lure.McCiureisalsO offense but in recent weeks Houslon team for all the ~Uanta Braves. And who do you think . title along with Kyger Creek. a hard runner on the Eagles' · the defense bas become of the Wildcat-Viking game will esca~e the league gave Richards the Idea? Frank "Trader" Lane or course A loss would move North wishbone option. · "suspect". Lane oUered the Chicago white Sox even up for' the Detroit Gallla inkl sole possession of Other Eastern running Thursday night, Kyger!s basement. !Iannan Trl!ce has Tlgera, man-tor:rnan 25 years ago and got the !8me answer second pll!ce. threats are Don Eichinger, a defense must s!Qp All..Ohlo a 2-6 record whlle Sytrunes Rlchardll did_ no!.:. , ' E.astern 's only league senior; Dave · Mills, junior candidate Brett Bond and Valley Is 1-7. , Georges Carpentier, who died of a heart attack in Paris blemish was a 20-20 tie at fullback and Joe Kuh'n, hard- halfback Don Davisson. Rock . Last Friday, the Viking Monday at 81, "!!I Ute first Frenchman ever kl win a world J<yger Creek. North Galllla's nose sophomore. Hill is coached by Tom Scott, offense behind the running of boxing title of any k!pd. He was world light heavyweight ldng for two ye1r1111d not much more than a middleweight when he had his fam0111 meeting with Jack Dempsey at Boyle's Thirty Acree In Jeraey City, N.J., in 1921. Carpentier foul!ht nlimber of heavywelahta, Gene Tunney among them, but maintained ' unW lhe end no man In the world could hit any harder than Dempsey hit him In their fight which lasted only 4 rounds ...' "! waa convt,lced I eould beat him " Carpentier remem· bered. "I wasaure I could knock out aeybody who Clime at me, By Major Amos B: Hoople Oklahoma Sooners and 28 · Tulsa 41, Louisville 21 and I knew he'd come at me because he was a clole quarter PterlessProgoostlcator Oklahoma State on the Arizona U, Brigham Young UCLA 27, Washlugtoa .!3 fighter. I hit him on the chin with my hardest right In tbe Egad, friends, here, quick . Cowboys'homegrounda. This 14 Utah State 11, Wyotiung 10 .aecond round. The punch staggered him, but the bell rang 20 as !hat proverbial wink, we is the beat Cowboy entry In So. Cal. 26, CaUforuJa.7 Arizona St. 44, Utah 8 ' lleCIInda later. He came out fresh for the third round. He was are into the last four weeks of years but, alas, they will not Housloil%0, CIDciDDatl3 Vlrglula 27, Vanderbilt 21 like a tiger and began hitting me with tbe hardest punches any the collegiate pigskin sea8on. be able kl withstand the Appalachlim St. 39, Citadel U . Delaware 30, Villlloova zo human ever threw. Nobody ever could hit the.way Dempsey And, I might add, the month darting runs of Joe Florida St. 17, ClemiOD U Va. Tech. 34, Wm. & Mary 18 did that day. And he was shaking off my punches as If I were that separates the genuine Washingkln and the relent- Rutgen 28, Connecticut 15 Wash. St. 38, Oregon Z3 patting him with my open hand. He was the ooughest man I contenders from the less drive of the Sooners. In a CorueU %4, Co!Dmbla 15 West va. 31, Kent State %1 ever saw, and he knocked me out with a right to the heart In the pretenders. high-ecorlng affair Oklahoma Temple H, Daykla 18 Mempbls SL Zt, Wichita St. 12 fourth round.".... ' TheBCheduleisrepletewith will win 37-27. Another Big 8 · E. CaroUna 17, Furman 10 Winola 29, WlscooaiD U T<m ~er. up for the Natlona!League'sCyYoung Award a such traditional engagements · beauty matches Kansas and San Jose St. 30, Frune St. %1 Yale 3%, Dartmousb 7 third time, Is the latest big name athlete kl take kl tv com· as Southern California vs. Kansas State at Lawrence. Georgia Tech U, Dulle 1Z Gallipolis 14 Waverly 0 mentating unaportll, both nationally and for a local channel in California (63rd contest) Make it Jayhawks, 29, the Georcla 33, Richmond I WeUslon 22 Logan 20 the metrgpolltan New York area. The Mets' ace could wind up Alabama-Mississippi State visiting State Wildcats, 20 - · Boaton U. 14, Holy Cro11 7 Ironton 7 Mel11 8 the lint ~.ooo pitcher next aeaaon. That's purely In salary. (60th game), Miuisaippi vs . . kaff·kaff. Montana St. Zl, Idaho 14 Jackson %8 Atheoa 1t Cltfllh Hunlllr received'-' million from the Yankees, but only l.SU (64th meeting), KansasIn the klugh Southwestern No. m. 30, Illinois St. %1 Ironton St. Joe 8 Soath Polut 7 f)IO,OOOa ye~r of that was in the f~ of salary. Sandy Koulu Kansas State (their 73rd), Conference, the Texas Long- Colorado %7, Iowa Slate 17 Coal Grove U Manchester 0 mUll ltlll remember .when he asked for $100,000 a year and tbe Oklahoma . Oklalloma State horns will stampede the SMU KaD88s %9, K.aD881 St, %0 . Rock HUI %8 Kyger Creek 8 Dodgers recoiled In horror .... (70th joust). Mustangs, 49-14, In their 55th Kentucky Z&, Tulane 11 Pt. Pleannt8 Parkenburg 6 Befqre the finai .Proe of the World Series, manY of Sparky Another crowd pleaser meeting. And Texas Tech will Colgate 20, Lehigh 18 Eaatem 14 North GaUia It Anderaon's well-wlahers wanted kl cushion the pain of defeat which Is short on tradition but cook fllce, 46--13 - heh-beh! Maryland 17, PeDil State 10 Alexander 38 Belpre 8 in t.he Red Sox beat the Reds, 10 a number of them tole! \be long on deaire brings tlie Air The Hoople Three-Star "Milml (0.) 40, Toledo If Nelaonvllle-York i VlntoJi Clnclllnatl manager, ''remember this, no matter what, tbe sun Force and the Army klgether Specjal Ia Maryland to Mlchlgaa 31, Mlunota 7 County 1 ltiU II gonna shine tomorrow." · Sparky Anderson said if he heard that once, he heard the to settle the unofficial Service prevail over Penn State, 17-. Alabama 34, Mia. ~tate U Symmes Valley 1% HaDDBD Academy championship. 10. The Terps have only Mlaslulppl !3, Nebt'Ub 20 Trace 8 881111 thing 6,000 ~·· . HJving whipped the Navy man..ed kl beat Penn State New Me:dco ,:l7, UTEP 14 S.utllem U Southwu~m 13 "And you klxlwtl!ll?" be 88YI· '"lbe ~ actuaQy did shine. Middies earlier this se8101l, once In 21 previous meeUngs So. Carolln' II, ~~ 'P· State ZJ It t~ned out kl be a gorgeous day ." the Falcons wiU claim the but this will be their day - No. Carolina ,7, Wake Forest title by trouncing Army, 31· har-rumph! Z7 12. Now go on with my W. Tex. St. Z1, N. E. .Getting back to the forecast. Loulllana l.' traditional contests , the Air Foree 31, Army 1% Iowll H, Nortbll'eatem'll Hoople System confidently Arkanaas St. 25, UT Cbat.' 20 Notre Dame U, Navy 17 predicts a 26-7 win for the Texas AAM 33, ArkaDIBI 13 Oblo State 49, Indiana 7 Southern California Trojans Florida Z8, Auburn 7 Ohio U. 31, Weit. Mich. I over the Bruins at Berkeley. Baylor 17, TCU i Oklahoma 37, Oldaboma a And in the big Southeastern Boatoa Col %4, Miami, (Fla.) Z7 Conference doubleheader at Z1 Stanford Z8, Oregoa a I · Jackson, Miss., we see !loll RIRIII San Diego St. 35, Pacific Zl NEW YOM (UP!) - Fred the big leagues, not only are Alabama rolling over Harvard!t, PeDDJylvanla 1S lq'nn is halfway klward being the conditions better, but with Mlulsslppl State, 34-14, in the Princeton 11, Brown 1Z the first rookie lo win the the crowds and situation, Ills daylight contest, and Mlc!b. SL 31, Purdue n rookie of the year and the easier to get yourself geared Mississippi taking a 28--13 Drake !1, S.. m. 7 moetvaluableplayer awards . . mentally oo get up evecy day. vlcWry over the LU Fig!)ting Texas C9, SlWU U The aa..,..,-old outfielder "My rbl totals: surprised Tigers under the masdas. Plttabur&b ZZ, Syracuse 14 of the Boston Reel Sox me, but I always believed I Also In the Southeastern, Tenn. 31,-Colo. SL I Tu~ was named winner belonged here." Florida's Gators will triumph :reus Tech •· Rlee U tl the American League's Wlt.hout Lynn, Rice Wllllld over Auburn's Tigers, 2&-7. Rookie of the Year Award easily have won rookie 'Tis a aad -son for retiring and wW now walt to see If he honors. The 22-year-old Shug Jordan, completing his a11o Is 110 receive the league's outfielder, ll'ho played psrt ri ·25th year as boss of the' moet valuable play.- award. the year as a designated Tigers. Lym Is the l. .llng candidate litter, batted .300 with 22 The Big One of the day . SVAC STANDINGS for MVP honon as well, and home I'Uill and 102 rbl. brings tog~ther the ALL GAMES no rookie in basebaU history TNm W LT POP ever has received both Kyger, Creek 6 1 1 2!7 79 awards. The AL MVP award 1r75·76 MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL GOLF RECORD Eastern 6 1 1 162 52 ---··--' N .. Meigs 170 Nel10nvllle- York 193 N. Gallla 6 2 o 210 7~ Wlube a'"""""""" on ov, ... Meigs 170 Wawrly 168 Athens 163 Southern 3 5 0 85 131 In a balloting ol :M sporla Meigs 175 Logan 168 Jackson 1641 H. Trace 2 6 o n 236 writers- two from each AL Melgs 160 Gallipolis 1>1'1 Wellston ISO Southwestern 2 6 o G 131 city _ , unn came within one- Melgs 163 Southern 219 S. Valley 1 7 0 26 153 ·" ' . Molgs 174 Ironton 163 SYAC ONLY half point of being a Meigs. 160 Nelsonville· York 110 TNm W L T POP unanimous selection for top Meigs 16~ Wawrly 173 Kyger Creek 5 0 1 207 52 Eastern 4 0 I 103 26 rookie honors One writer Meigs m Wamn Local 200 BAKER · Meigs 163 Athens 163 Logan 165 N. Gallla 4 I o 1:10 14 Jim Rlce,sp~t his vote giving Meigs 168 Wellston 167 Ironton 175 Southern 2 3 0 fl 18 FURNITURE Lynn and his teammate Jim Meigs 171 Gallipolis 169 Jackson 182 Southwest. 2 3 0 J:l. 18 MIIWiopott, O. Rice a half point each Meigs 161 Jackson 178 S. VIlifY 0 5 0 12 91 · Melgs 156 Southet'n 201 H. Trace o 5 0 20 195 Lynn Is only ~o years off Meigs 166 Warrlll· Local 201 Tot1b 17 17 I 559 SIP the campus of Southern Meigs 111 Wahema 119 California and had one of the Meigs 176 Wahlma 178 Soothern 223 ftnest rookie seasons of any Mol:~1 :0 Stcll,on11 11 Pomeroy: player. He batted .331, second Gallipolis 32!1 kl Minnesota's Rod Carew Jackson 3:!4 I and be led the league 1~ Wellston 335 SoUth POint ~49 slugging percen!&ge ( .566), Warren local 377 double~ (47) and runs scored Belpre 380 '(103). He alJo hit 21 homers Oct. II District at Chllllcotlli: Jackson 337 . and seven triples whlle Gallipolis 3>19 AT driving In I~ nms. Waverly 350 Lynn rna~ many fine cat- ~~,1;1~ 351 chea and has a strong, ac· S\lfrldan 373 . 'Mtl OP'P :.. curate arm. TNm Scor1: 1~.0 Perhapa the least surprised At home · Away 179.1 163.0 by lU lpeC\acular All 167.1 171.0 . ' was Lynn himself. He ~~pent OVERALL Heme AWI'f only I\\ years In the .minor N1me Mitcllel Avt Won Lost Ave Aft leaguea btlt dilplliyed all the Dale Browning 23 ~.9 13 10 >10.1 41.6 polae and epilfidence of a Chuck Follrod 2~ . 41.2 11 12 40.9 41,6 2~ 42 .4 13 10 41.9 42.9 ~ed veteran throug!)out C•enson Pratt Merk Gilkey 21 43.8 12 .6 43.3 « .3 Ill( mdre Cllmpaicn. · Steve Bochner 16 45.4 ' 12 2 « .6 ~6.8 "lbere are things in the David Burt 1 44.0 I 0 4~.0 S2.00SINGLE S3.00COUPLES 2 - 45.0 I 1 45.0 majcn that make It easier Bruce Blackston Jell Warner 4 45.5 2 2 45.5 lORDEN'S SLICED lhln the mlncn," said Lynn. Bob Powers 4 5 0 . 8 0 4 51.0 50.5 A NIGHT NOT MISS! "I remember two years ago Homer Smith 1 52.0 1 0 52.0 Team Record Won u Lost 10 at Bristol. I wu tired near SPOISORm BY MEIGS HIGH S01001. SEOAL Record Won 4 . Lost 10 16 oz. Pk•• 1111 ertd of IIi seuon and In a Non-League won 10 Lost o . . . IJiMIDI, 'lm't this Home Record Won 9 Lost 2 Away kecord Won 5 Lost a thing ever going kl end?' 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"BUSHMASTER"·· · · IISULATED · HOLTS . HUNTING PANTS PRESS\.IRE SPRAY LOCK DE-ICER These comfortable, casual and toogh trousers are of heavyweight Army Duck in Mustord. They' re, fullr, water repellont treated. Belt loop s, twQ front slas~ pochts, two rear pockets, and zipper fl y. (IAUIUOT IIICUIMD) • FIELD GUARD HUNTING . COAT Designe<lfor rough going. Mode of medivm wei9ht mustard color Army Duck HECK'S . REG~ $1.19 AUTQMOTIVE DEPT. · · . TERRY SEAT COVERS PRISTONE 12 OUNCE . AUTOMOBILE .I ES eASSOITID SIDS FIT SOLID OR SPLIT SEATSASSORTED COLORS. BRAKE FLUID $100 FOR DISC OR DRUM BRAKES. $4'! . ,., """"'" AIIDIIOTWI,.,, 1.99 AVOC~DO 9-DRAWER STORAGE . CA ET $266 THERMAL ....,, ' RADIATOR HOSE e SIZES TO FIT MOST HICK'S IIG. 66' HICK'S 110. 99 1 Aii&. .ltri . .T. 66!. ' $1'' .. ,,.,,,, , $1.29 PKG. NORELCO •r. """"'" 10W40 HAVOLINE FIRE EXTINGUISHER .. Thi1 Bond C !)'fM fi r~ t~~:tintuiU\tr prcttc:h t1om• ond fam~l., from grec..e, elec:triull, oil, point or·gasolme fires. It i1 non-toJ:ic: and non.cotrOii.,.. ond is 1implt eno~o~9h lot o child to operate. Ju't pull from lht wall, remove the sofety Mal, aim and spray. Complete operotif'g and tflting in\tr11Cfion5Cl(t printed dlrtctly on tht IXd of the FIQfl'll fighttr . HICK'SIIG. $13.11 30 inch automatic fan forced instant heat. Chrome safetY grill. U.L lisled HECK'S REG. 74 QT. 4 .,.,,,,., r. ' 1 7 GARBAGE ' CAN $328 HICK'S IIG, $4.99 ......,,. ~saa He#~•·. ~·· $3U8 ....,,,., . 160%. ASSORTED SCREWDRIVERS ~ TOR·CH. KIT 3 FOI SJ 00 HICK'S IIG. 491 1A. M?FWA. "''" R HAMMER $299 HKK'SIIO. $4.44 .........r. . . ·PET'M TICK& FLEA · COLLAR MOP ·PAIL $·1" ssu . HICK'S IIG. S2.11 HICK'S IIG. $6.99 ...... ,., ELECTRIC GLUE GUN $699 .$166 HICK'S IIG, ....,.,, ....,.,,, AUTOMATIC HEAT. TAPE '"· ·$299 ...,,,.. HICK'S IIG. $5.99 ..... .... '\ . $2.66 .., iJW'IJ .' SJM HICk'S Ill. .' ., ·'. '·-~·Jill SIOIFS,.T. .. .••"' .. HICK'SIIG • $l.H lA. • uwn•r. .., '" Work from Coleman LP-Gos. cartridge or 4 ONLY refillable bulk tank . The Silk-lite® mantle lights instantly; the Pyrex globe resists knocks. light adjusts from soft to bright and burns stoa.dily, rega rdless of fuel level. Con· version from propane to LP is ~osy with COLlMAN PROP Coleman's lantern conveutQn poe:~ age and STOVE bw• to•. HICK'S IIG. $21.11 . '3''' ,.,,., . HECK'S RIG. '5,99 IT'S ,, ~ ' . ~ .I ' ·. .. ~ FABRIC ·wATERPROOFING ,.'. .... ii 5114 HECK'SIEG. $17.99 $HITS ..r. SPORTS om. SJ99 ·HICK'S lEG. $2.99 ,.,, SNI'I'S STADIUM SEAT WILSON HICK'S IIG • $19.99 $12" . . Sf'Oin•r. H BASKETBALL HICK'S $988 HECK'S REG. $7.99 $~:?ia S/Wn•r. - e liN PEARSON SEISOII STEMMLER tSHAKESPEARE t HUNTING BOWS ..HICIIC'I 110. TO $79.99 HICK'S IIG. $1.59 •,,• . $39'~ :,· 99c .. .•,,,., -. ~,.,. 24•• 2 ONLY fll- BACKBOARD AND GOAL COMBINATION tOUTIRS 1060 ."' " $ $1488 .' LANTERN REFLECTOR $444 £ ' ribb.d COle bottom, regulator. .2 ONLY ... 1 ·~ top. fold ing wind b<rifltt witt! dip W'll1l supportt, two sprifl9'" octlon toogMiotchft for Mtullnt lid. " ••.~ •'. ,, FRAIILL . IVES $14~ 88~. HICIC'SIEG. $1.66 . PROP.ANE LANTERN .. TROOPER .HAT SOCKS COLEMAN · BY COLE NATIONAL '' -.. , SHI'I'S,.T. . ASSORTED ..........- IIPT• HICK'S RIG. $1.79 . .,I~ Heck's "ICK'S Operottl lrotn dispollltlt bottltl or rtlilloble .,.. $322 GUN CASES' BALLSTON HUNTING HECK'& lEG. $1.38 PR. 99( PMIL F.orurws nickel plofed llo'llt ....;. ..' . •·' 12 -PT• . PtJI'I'SD.T. SJM ,.S4H to•:::99' PROPANE FUEL ... $1,49 $299 $188. HICK'S lEG. $2.99 DEER LURE s"'n •r. ' ·~ . SCRUB TUB $11:900 . . COLEMAN 16.4 oz. .• HECK'S REG. '21.U IIAtlriA. . . 20GAL. 5 $ 66 CAMP LAMP 30" ELECTRIC BASEBOARD HEATER . . 59~~· LL BELT GOIILEI CALLEI 4 on~ MOTOR .OIL TRAILILAZER PINNWOOD HIPWELL ' SPOI'I'SIH!PT. 1200 S/'f/1'11 ,.,, $1.94 HICK'S 110~ HICK'SIIG. To $2.H ·~ HICK'SIIG. $139.11 : HICK'SUG. .. HECK'S REG. $16.99 . ,., OF2 CHOICE . •r. HICIC S IIG. $3.99 "UtJits PACKAGI CARS . AITDIIOTWI HICK'S RIG. 99 1 I TERMINAL ENDS FAN BELT OR . HICK'S IIG. $4.26 SHOTGUN SI'Hrs,.r. - HECK'S REG. ' $16.99 WINCHISTa ~INYL HUNTING GLOVES • HICIC'SIIG. s1· 44 $1.99 .•' ANTI-FOG CLOTH 1 "''" .."•· . ..,.. BAnERY pocket . Twin actiqn slide bars help glw tilt Winchester Model1200 a self·llar1ing action designed to help move Itself bock in o qui<k, effortless motion . Auor1od gauges. '<lJ• "' "" .. len t. RubberiEed goiTie SJ19 · SOCKS ICE SCRAPER One wipe stops fogging of window~. Does not obsecvre vision. Lasts for long periods. prevents formation of condensation. . ALASKAI ~ •r. . ,.,, .SPOUS DEPT. HICK'S 110. $7.99Set AlliiiOTm .DELUXE "ICE BREAKER" HOLTS · HICK'S IIG. $5.H lA. ' SHI'II 8 CYLINDER·ORIGINAl EQUIPMENT "DELCO" SUPPRESSOR WIRE·ATTACHED NEOPRENE BOOTS AND TERMINALS HICK'S IIG. $3.99 HICK'S IIG. $5.99 HUNTING HAT S]6~ $7.99 REWIRE SET .$299 IACI $399 Heclc's Reg. SPARKPLOG and tr eoted woter r!pel· . CHOIC. CAPTAIN "C'' OR "D" Siie FLASH LICHT $277 HECK'S IIG. $3.45 $1101'11 IJIIT. ••• "',,I . :L •• ' '·" 1:,,' " ·7;" " •!,i; I ;. ( t • II \1 ,, I, ' �--- - __,_ --- .. -· -- ·- - ·· -- -...._; --- _....,___ ·----··~ -· ---- . PLANT STAND $644 , . ~'! HiCK'S REG. $9.99 IIOIISIWAIE ' ' Plastic shower curtoin with hooks. Assorted colors . HECK'S REG. $4.99 $ NDIISIWAIE IJIPT. FILLER PAPER - .... 72• HE.CK'S RIG. $9.99 .•,. HOI/SEWAII ,.,. HDI/SIWAII Housewares Dept. SALAD SET ~--. RED GLASS TOP TABLE WI1H BRASS FRAME 1;- . • ~!:4 REG. $16.88 NDIISIWAIE DB'T. , I $J55 HICK'S RIG. $2.49 ,., POLAROID ELECTRIC white pi<:tureJ in 30 seconds! •..,,.,, $19.18 4 Sublect • :~ 39e 3 ONLY SJ777 OVAL BOWL· HICK'S , RIG. $2.11 . sJ44 S-PliCE CHIP' I DIP-SALAD sn RED GARLAND BOWL HECK'S RIG. $2.49 IIHIIWMI,.r. HECK'S REG. ' $3.55 FESCO PLASTIC 20QUART Heck's Reg. · $1.39 ' • NOIISIWAII ,.T. IIOGIWAII 1/NSIWAII"''· $2_44-_ HECK'S . REG. $3.99 $239 ' 10 QT. UTILITY PAIL .• 8 HICK'S FILLER PAPER ·62c Heck's Rtfl. 89c ,.,, HOUSEWAII. HOIISIWAM ROASTING PAN HECK'S REG. ' ' $3.99 llll'f. $ 2·.66 ; . ~ SHOE HICK'S . RIG. $1.18 THE DRY LOOK . HAIR SPRAY FOR MEN BYGILLEnE • eiXTI~HOLD HICK'S RIG. $1.37 CRAYOLA RACK 99c ..• t .64 COUNT CRAYONS ' HECK'S REG. $1.39 Keep dishft, coffH and roll1 piping hot right at the toble , Presidential walnut finish top. ' chrome trim and black Bakelite handles. Thermostatically controlled 'heat with hot spot area for coffH. · ...,.., 0'' ., JOHNSON & JOHNSON . 24 OUNCE CAMERA CASE BABY POWDER FOR ZIP CAMERA I . $199 IIOISIWAII IJPT. . .!~XB.,I~~P (IIAIS) $1 00 -Hedr'rR.t, 32c ' HICIC'SIIG. · 2~RS401 ,., --- WI1HCOUPON 7 Bushe1 LEAF . tor · BAGS Heck's Reg. 99• 2 HICK'S lliG. 59 4 1ACH HOUSEWAII .,... l01l•1 , l'""k'l' ,. ,..... . .... ~ ~ HECK'S RIG. , HICK'S RIG. $2.13 $4.99 $J29 HICK'S R.G. '2.19 camt•r. ' ·- 3-5950 POLAROID 108 POLACOLOR2 FILM $45~ ...,.,, HICK'S RIG. $4.99 SYLVANIA FLASH CUBES e REGULAR e HI-POWER $100 HECK'S REG. $1.29 JIWII.IY tDSMEnt DEPT. "'" JIWB.IY IJIPT. GILLETTE 130UNCE RIGHT GUARD ucc CONGESPIRIN 4 WAY NASAL SPRAY . TABS 36'S. ·7J..C 52( \ HICK;S RIG. 81 1 DEODORANT $119 HICK'SRIG. $2.09 ' HICK'S RIG. 68 1 tOSMIT(t IIPT. tOSMEnt IBT. . DEPT. J 77 $ LIQUID ~ · snoF2 JillSir DB'T. 160Z. PRELL -- SHAMPOO ·. $} SJ 00 e HECK'S REG. $12.88 . HDISIWAII IIPT. 5 COUNT BUSHEL BASKET $999 MUNSEY tDSIIInt"'" 89C . SUNLAMP AND HOLDER !jl llttl~ ll·, IIDIISIWAIIDB'T. COUNTRY SYLVANIA . HICK'S RIG. Housewarea Dept, · LIPAe.. ltASn ~ 1020 I 9 PAIR METAL • Alumin)J m roastong pan with racks. ' I $39,96 AL~MIIUM IOOCOUNT HICK'S RIG, $3.99 I UG. I CO\OIIID ~ ' WARMING TRAY eiiGULAI e HICK'SREG. $14.96 sn c;-4300 $148 VIBRAnONS SJ99 !J ., e RIVAL ··oool) BOUDOIR HAMPER HICK'S REG.$3.99 It e JIWII.RY IIPT. • TALL HECK'S RIG. $33.96 e e JIWII.IY DII'T. e ' •r. COMEr JIIISIY,.T. e $27 99 · . JIIISIY SPIRAL SET OF 3 SPIRAL POLY · WRAP HECK'S REG. $37.96 No licen1e required. Greotoll-round communicotor for fun outdoo'r, . Compoct1ite ideal for ~moll hond' or shirt pocketu~ Operotes on CB chonnel 1-4 Eos y-to·vse. side·positioned "Push·lo- To lk" lrigg"et • Power JOver On/Off control Tll!lest9ping 2 1" whip onlenno with high visibility co lor coded tip SeMitiw super·reo eneroli¥e recei¥er . Oper· ote1 on 9·¥olt battery (not incl.) Packed in pai11 lndi¥iduolly colo r coded onhlnno tipt. e Automatic .-d. eoM ond ptrl.:tion for evtry 1liciAg iob· 8lg 6 Yr" ""'ottd 1fMI blode cuh ~~~wafer thin to JA" . Stoyl thorp . Thick· neu knob odjulli for dicing with o "catered look." Food grip, thumb gucrd, blade lifter. Power unit rernov11 fo r 101y deoning. Sporir.ling chrome beauty. NOISIWAIIDB'T. $33 99 WALKIE-TALKIES e ·MEAT SLICER ~~~~Dept. e e ELECTRIC ltd's Rea. 9t SZc S44'' • e e ZIP CAMERA Zip off color pidurft in 60 seconds! Black and 14 Sheet • . $:~~'6 •••r•r. A valve priced contpoct wi#1 horizontOI 'tyling in o contemporary cabinet WdAe· de1ign. Pogt digitol c!ock readout with large, light nvmeral1 to-Mvsk Of' Wakt·lo-Aiorm ~" top-fired dynamic 1peaker Slide-rule radiodiollor easy, occurat• dation ~.election • Built-in Af( reduces FM drift automatically 2A-hour woh·up 1y1tem turn~ rtd io on at tome time eac:h . day until rtMt or turned off Electronic lone olorm with adjulfob"' ¥Oiume: • Automatic Volume Control r.duce1 chongfi in volume o' •to lion' ore tuned , Two built-in ontenno1r lint cord lor FM, ferrite rod for AM Attnn ti.,.. walnut grain fini$h on poly1tyrene cobintt. e DIVIDER BOOK . HECK'S . RIG. $33.96 ' IOIISIWUI . MILK GLASS •••,,.1. $29" . cally anywhere. GENERAL ELECTRIC • ":~::' Heck's Reg. e A big 5ound mu5ic mac~ine with 21peokers, tone control and automatic program sequenCing. The "lQudmouth'' has three·way power capability w you con toke it along to the beach, on picnics, boat, car or camper .. . practi· AM-FM DIGITAL CLOCK RADIO " IIOIISIWAIIIJIPT. set . lo11ely design on the side for a touch of elegance. e HICK'S Jt: HECK'S REG. $12.88 Everything you need in o cook wore e speaker. PORTAILU-TiACil PLAYa GENlRAL ELECTRIC sa•• OVAL BOWL·HICK'S RIG. $S.66 ...., NDIISIWAIE · DB'T. COOKWARE SET WHITE OR GREEN • CIIOKI Of ' COI.DIS e e . COMET 7 -PC. ALUMINUM SIINO ·NOIIBOOk 3~PC.WAU Built-in condenwr m'crophone for "hands lru" recording plu ~ remote microphone for iMtrYii'Ws/dictoling Cone"' eje<.t N:./DC Power; operatti on 4 "C" 1ize botterieJ (not Incl. ) or ).c Converter !included) Switches from botterit1 to AC when AC Converter i1 used Automati c end-of·tape shutoff Automatic level ,. Control (A~C) • Aetractobl. handle. ' W11H BRASS FRAME HECK'S REG,.$12.88 Heck's Reg. 72' "LOUDMOUTH" WI1H CONDINSI!t MIKI ' e . HECK'S REG. $9.99 EMPRESS BENCFI '" $844 49~ - AUTOMATIC PHONOGRAPH thetic sop ph ire styli won't damage stereo records. Higt\impoct polystyrene case. Four· speed changer 45 RPM !pindle inc luded . . : powerful 6" oval d~~~mic; GINIRAL ELl(TJUC . . . ·. . CASSEnE RECORDER ' 200 COUNT 44 '·:]jj'H«l'• . GINIRAL ILICTRI~ WITIIUSS FlAME . tYJ)iriR p&JTflr . ' Compatibl~ mo naural crystal Cartridge with dual svn· GLASS TOP OCCASIONAL TABLE ._-.--ol 3-5504 > HECK'S REG. $9.99 IIOIISIWAIE DB'T: 319 4POT CADDY PLANT STAND .TRIPOD D~SIGN .PLANT STAND · · 6 SHOWER.CURTAIN AND HOOKS SET 200 CO'UNT ~ ' PLANT STAND IBT. .TYPING PAPER GENERAL ELECTRIC PEDESTAL. TRELLIS . 10 TO 9 · .QUANTITIES LAST PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH SUN., .NOV. 2, ' -OPaiAILY PLENTY · OF FllEE OPaiAILY 10 TO 9 '• I, • �--- - __,_ --- .. -· -- ·- - ·· -- -...._; --- _....,___ ·----··~ -· ---- . PLANT STAND $644 , . ~'! HiCK'S REG. $9.99 IIOIISIWAIE ' ' Plastic shower curtoin with hooks. Assorted colors . HECK'S REG. $4.99 $ NDIISIWAIE IJIPT. FILLER PAPER - .... 72• HE.CK'S RIG. $9.99 .•,. HOI/SEWAII ,.,. HDI/SIWAII Housewares Dept. SALAD SET ~--. RED GLASS TOP TABLE WI1H BRASS FRAME 1;- . • ~!:4 REG. $16.88 NDIISIWAIE DB'T. , I $J55 HICK'S RIG. $2.49 ,., POLAROID ELECTRIC white pi<:tureJ in 30 seconds! •..,,.,, $19.18 4 Sublect • :~ 39e 3 ONLY SJ777 OVAL BOWL· HICK'S , RIG. $2.11 . sJ44 S-PliCE CHIP' I DIP-SALAD sn RED GARLAND BOWL HECK'S RIG. $2.49 IIHIIWMI,.r. HECK'S REG. ' $3.55 FESCO PLASTIC 20QUART Heck's Reg. · $1.39 ' • NOIISIWAII ,.T. IIOGIWAII 1/NSIWAII"''· $2_44-_ HECK'S . REG. $3.99 $239 ' 10 QT. UTILITY PAIL .• 8 HICK'S FILLER PAPER ·62c Heck's Rtfl. 89c ,.,, HOUSEWAII. HOIISIWAM ROASTING PAN HECK'S REG. ' ' $3.99 llll'f. $ 2·.66 ; . ~ SHOE HICK'S . RIG. $1.18 THE DRY LOOK . HAIR SPRAY FOR MEN BYGILLEnE • eiXTI~HOLD HICK'S RIG. $1.37 CRAYOLA RACK 99c ..• t .64 COUNT CRAYONS ' HECK'S REG. $1.39 Keep dishft, coffH and roll1 piping hot right at the toble , Presidential walnut finish top. ' chrome trim and black Bakelite handles. Thermostatically controlled 'heat with hot spot area for coffH. · ...,.., 0'' ., JOHNSON & JOHNSON . 24 OUNCE CAMERA CASE BABY POWDER FOR ZIP CAMERA I . $199 IIOISIWAII IJPT. . .!~XB.,I~~P (IIAIS) $1 00 -Hedr'rR.t, 32c ' HICIC'SIIG. · 2~RS401 ,., --- WI1HCOUPON 7 Bushe1 LEAF . tor · BAGS Heck's Reg. 99• 2 HICK'S lliG. 59 4 1ACH HOUSEWAII .,... l01l•1 , l'""k'l' ,. ,..... . .... ~ ~ HECK'S RIG. , HICK'S RIG. $2.13 $4.99 $J29 HICK'S R.G. '2.19 camt•r. ' ·- 3-5950 POLAROID 108 POLACOLOR2 FILM $45~ ...,.,, HICK'S RIG. $4.99 SYLVANIA FLASH CUBES e REGULAR e HI-POWER $100 HECK'S REG. $1.29 JIWII.IY tDSMEnt DEPT. "'" JIWB.IY IJIPT. GILLETTE 130UNCE RIGHT GUARD ucc CONGESPIRIN 4 WAY NASAL SPRAY . TABS 36'S. ·7J..C 52( \ HICK;S RIG. 81 1 DEODORANT $119 HICK'SRIG. $2.09 ' HICK'S RIG. 68 1 tOSMIT(t IIPT. tOSMEnt IBT. . DEPT. J 77 $ LIQUID ~ · snoF2 JillSir DB'T. 160Z. PRELL -- SHAMPOO ·. $} SJ 00 e HECK'S REG. $12.88 . HDISIWAII IIPT. 5 COUNT BUSHEL BASKET $999 MUNSEY tDSIIInt"'" 89C . SUNLAMP AND HOLDER !jl llttl~ ll·, IIDIISIWAIIDB'T. COUNTRY SYLVANIA . HICK'S RIG. Housewarea Dept, · LIPAe.. ltASn ~ 1020 I 9 PAIR METAL • Alumin)J m roastong pan with racks. ' I $39,96 AL~MIIUM IOOCOUNT HICK'S RIG, $3.99 I UG. I CO\OIIID ~ ' WARMING TRAY eiiGULAI e HICK'SREG. $14.96 sn c;-4300 $148 VIBRAnONS SJ99 !J ., e RIVAL ··oool) BOUDOIR HAMPER HICK'S REG.$3.99 It e JIWII.RY IIPT. • TALL HECK'S RIG. $33.96 e e JIWII.IY DII'T. e ' •r. COMEr JIIISIY,.T. e $27 99 · . JIIISIY SPIRAL SET OF 3 SPIRAL POLY · WRAP HECK'S REG. $37.96 No licen1e required. Greotoll-round communicotor for fun outdoo'r, . Compoct1ite ideal for ~moll hond' or shirt pocketu~ Operotes on CB chonnel 1-4 Eos y-to·vse. side·positioned "Push·lo- To lk" lrigg"et • Power JOver On/Off control Tll!lest9ping 2 1" whip onlenno with high visibility co lor coded tip SeMitiw super·reo eneroli¥e recei¥er . Oper· ote1 on 9·¥olt battery (not incl.) Packed in pai11 lndi¥iduolly colo r coded onhlnno tipt. e Automatic .-d. eoM ond ptrl.:tion for evtry 1liciAg iob· 8lg 6 Yr" ""'ottd 1fMI blode cuh ~~~wafer thin to JA" . Stoyl thorp . Thick· neu knob odjulli for dicing with o "catered look." Food grip, thumb gucrd, blade lifter. Power unit rernov11 fo r 101y deoning. Sporir.ling chrome beauty. NOISIWAIIDB'T. $33 99 WALKIE-TALKIES e ·MEAT SLICER ~~~~Dept. e e ELECTRIC ltd's Rea. 9t SZc S44'' • e e ZIP CAMERA Zip off color pidurft in 60 seconds! Black and 14 Sheet • . $:~~'6 •••r•r. A valve priced contpoct wi#1 horizontOI 'tyling in o contemporary cabinet WdAe· de1ign. Pogt digitol c!ock readout with large, light nvmeral1 to-Mvsk Of' Wakt·lo-Aiorm ~" top-fired dynamic 1peaker Slide-rule radiodiollor easy, occurat• dation ~.election • Built-in Af( reduces FM drift automatically 2A-hour woh·up 1y1tem turn~ rtd io on at tome time eac:h . day until rtMt or turned off Electronic lone olorm with adjulfob"' ¥Oiume: • Automatic Volume Control r.duce1 chongfi in volume o' •to lion' ore tuned , Two built-in ontenno1r lint cord lor FM, ferrite rod for AM Attnn ti.,.. walnut grain fini$h on poly1tyrene cobintt. e DIVIDER BOOK . HECK'S . RIG. $33.96 ' IOIISIWUI . MILK GLASS •••,,.1. $29" . cally anywhere. GENERAL ELECTRIC • ":~::' Heck's Reg. e A big 5ound mu5ic mac~ine with 21peokers, tone control and automatic program sequenCing. The "lQudmouth'' has three·way power capability w you con toke it along to the beach, on picnics, boat, car or camper .. . practi· AM-FM DIGITAL CLOCK RADIO " IIOIISIWAIIIJIPT. set . lo11ely design on the side for a touch of elegance. e HICK'S Jt: HECK'S REG. $12.88 Everything you need in o cook wore e speaker. PORTAILU-TiACil PLAYa GENlRAL ELECTRIC sa•• OVAL BOWL·HICK'S RIG. $S.66 ...., NDIISIWAIE · DB'T. COOKWARE SET WHITE OR GREEN • CIIOKI Of ' COI.DIS e e . COMET 7 -PC. ALUMINUM SIINO ·NOIIBOOk 3~PC.WAU Built-in condenwr m'crophone for "hands lru" recording plu ~ remote microphone for iMtrYii'Ws/dictoling Cone"' eje<.t N:./DC Power; operatti on 4 "C" 1ize botterieJ (not Incl. ) or ).c Converter !included) Switches from botterit1 to AC when AC Converter i1 used Automati c end-of·tape shutoff Automatic level ,. Control (A~C) • Aetractobl. handle. ' W11H BRASS FRAME HECK'S REG,.$12.88 Heck's Reg. 72' "LOUDMOUTH" WI1H CONDINSI!t MIKI ' e . HECK'S REG. $9.99 EMPRESS BENCFI '" $844 49~ - AUTOMATIC PHONOGRAPH thetic sop ph ire styli won't damage stereo records. Higt\impoct polystyrene case. Four· speed changer 45 RPM !pindle inc luded . . : powerful 6" oval d~~~mic; GINIRAL ELl(TJUC . . . ·. . CASSEnE RECORDER ' 200 COUNT 44 '·:]jj'H«l'• . GINIRAL ILICTRI~ WITIIUSS FlAME . tYJ)iriR p&JTflr . ' Compatibl~ mo naural crystal Cartridge with dual svn· GLASS TOP OCCASIONAL TABLE ._-.--ol 3-5504 > HECK'S REG. $9.99 IIOIISIWAIE DB'T: 319 4POT CADDY PLANT STAND .TRIPOD D~SIGN .PLANT STAND · · 6 SHOWER.CURTAIN AND HOOKS SET 200 CO'UNT ~ ' PLANT STAND IBT. .TYPING PAPER GENERAL ELECTRIC PEDESTAL. TRELLIS . 10 TO 9 · .QUANTITIES LAST PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH SUN., .NOV. 2, ' -OPaiAILY PLENTY · OF FllEE OPaiAILY 10 TO 9 '• I, • �.. • A a . •• ' .' '',.. LITRONIX 6 QUART .DEEP FRYER e • New full-wrap construction: Completely automatic temperature control. Signolllght. C~king guide. Deep fry basket. Big 5\7 quart capacity. • See -thru glau cover. e e e $ 5 Function e $111THCOIOIA · GI-Al EUCTIIC SUPII G 799 ' PORTABLE ' TYPEWRITER •--.....,_..-U i. PERCOLATOR Wti9hing in ot on!y 9 lbs., it feohJre1 o personal touCh 5e!ector on 84 two color ribbon: o holf-ipoce feature; end of page indicator; paper support arm s; and !:.e~;JUtilul moulded colon Pica 1 site typeface. · • . character ~eyboord ; a .,..~ -~- HlCK;S REG. 8 Digit CM-11 HECK'S REG. ~,. ,.. $12.96 . $1299 HECK'S REG • $14.96 $59.96 .WillYIJIPT. CALCULATOR Ad justable brew selectqrforcontrolling coffee brew strengtt1. K~ckle guard hoodle proteds knlKkles lr,om hqt coffeemoker body. Automatic "Keep -worm" heater wfolich keep1 brewed co ffee hot. · · WITH STAND Heck's Reg~ '26.99 '21 " 99 Jewelry Dept. · riEur /Jlllr. Cf-11 • 0 . '" ·• ... SCHICK STYLEI-DRYER SCHICK ' G.E. STICK HANOI.£ TEFLON PRO-SRLE HAIR DRYER F.,Y PAN '16 Professionally styled hood raises and lowers easily for maximum comfort. lightweight, compact ·and easily stored. 99 .. 'HI , ·" . /'h., $17 .. ..- / " •r. IIWIUY REMINGTON ,. 'KAZ 8-HOUR MAN'S SHAVER VAPORIZER Comes with contoured head, adjustment control for comfort and closeness, full-width Hideaway TM trimmer, pop·up head, and mirrored travel case. ... 3 on~ $26 99 HECK'S REG. $31.96 $·10.96 . LADIES' SHAVER Holds 1.2 ga lions of water. Ten hours of vaporization. Non-corrosion, non:rust. longlife eleatrodes. · Htre's tht Jho'l'llr for girls on the oo! lne•pt:niive and compact - but shoves like it'1 expensive! Trovels.workl-wlde wilhitl 110/220 ¥Oitogt Mlector. And gift!i ma"eloui sho..e1 ... gentle, do~ . c.omfon obl~ , with the two•sided shov i n~ head. A beoutilul little buy . Chompog ne colors ond mot<hing poc.koge. JIWIJ.RY DEPT. " Hec~'s ' . HECK'S REG • . Ree. 14.99 $9.96 IIWiliY IJIPT. ., $19.96 JEWIJ.IY IJIPT. . HECK'S REG. L!'~' . HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG. $19.96 •••r•r. Campactl Beautiful styling! large, full size beaters give faster, better results . Thumb-~p 3-speed control and on-off switck. Bea1er elector automatically releases beaters. die. 99 '19.96 . HA professional ,styling attachments , .. •tyling b•ush, 2 styling combs, air concentrator nozzle, accessory han· ;I·~ Heck's Reg. Silt 8 3 position switch •.. super dry,' style, off. 8 5 I ' JEWELRY DEPT. JEWRIY IJIPT. •• RIVAL osna 10-SPEED .BLENDER 3103/4 . . . . .y. Our SLO·o'o·o·OW'~ Cooker has been on un· qualified success. Vitamin consci<..us people will find they retain what ordinary cooking drains away.· The cook-pots provide healthy economical cooking. · SETH THOMAS TRAVEL Four 'cycle speeds (stir and grate in lo Range, Chop ond Grind in Hi range) process pieces of ,olid food for 'a multitude of delicious recipe~ . 99 $19 HECK'S REG. $27.99 •r. o 'IILIC'IICIO, 600 0111• WAftS o -P1CIITA1IC.IIlTCONIIOUID ~ This travel alarm clock is all ready to travel. It has its own case so you can lust fold it up inside. So·for travel or at home you will alwo~• be on time. ' HECK'S REG. $5.99 $]99 IIWB.Ir SUNBEAM FLAIR HAIR DRYER large bonnet takes full head of jumbo rollers- tvcks away inside case. Collapsible hose stores inside molded plastic case. 4 position h.ot control. Fast-drying. ........... .. ..Ut ALARM CLOCK ... f .- -,_ HECK'S REG. 1 ,, 11.1~ IIWIUY. · Jewelry Dept. IIWIUYMPT. 1'- ·- . . . .,.... ... El·t _.y .. SLICIICi KIIIFE Cuts without effort- all ·you do is guide it. CEIMilii.ICliiC $12.88 HECK'S REG. $1 ~ .96 JIWIUYM,T. IIWIUY_,T. •., WAFFLE-BAKER SANDWICH GRILL "Twin Siz•" R..,.rNbt. Grids-lok-. 2 Sig woffttt- Grfls loast 1 ~ndwichtl, tool Has odiuirobl• tlwrmostot control ond lit~allight: All c~rm• Ploltic trim . hflon cooftd. HECK'S REG. '' G44Y GEIEIAL EUCTIIC $26.,.,,., 99 PUCO hearings start Nov. 12 COLUMBUS - The Public , Utilities Commission of Ohio will begin hearings in Colmnbus Nov. 12 on an application by Colwnbia Gas of Ohio, Inc ., to clarify policies relating to gas restrictions. · Columbia's application asks the PUCO for permission to defer connection of some 2,700 pending commitments for gas service, to defer all future requests for gas connections Included in existing rlght -df-way agreements, and to authorize guidelines for the reesta blishment and restoration of service to residences. In setting the date for the hearing, the commission instructed Columbia to grant one tapper right of way on all applications pending as of Oct. 21, 1975, and to defer action on all other such applications until after the PUCO hearing. The Columbia filing was made necessary by the continued worsening of the gas supply situation In the state and is designed to protect the supply for existing high priority users of gas, such as residential and human needs customers, according to J. M. ·Koebel, manager for Colwnbla Gas of Ohio In the Gallia-Meigs area. Columbia Gas has asked the PUCO for permli>slon to defer , effective Feb. I, 1976, some 2,700 pending commitments for residential gas service. These commitments have been outstanding ·since 1972 when the ,commission gran ted Colurn bia Gas of Ohio pWttisslo n to stop adding new residential gas customers. The PUCO order of JWle 23, 1972, did not end the extension o! new residential gas service Immediately. Instead, it allowed an addltlonal15 days beyond the date of the order to file applications and gave all prior applicants Wltll Oct, I, 1972 (later extended to Oct. 6, 1972) to begin construction. "Under construction" was defined, In part, as pouring of construction footers or trailer pads. Koebel said that since no provision was made Initially to end such commitments lor ------------- ~------------- , Letters of opiDion are welcomed. They should be leu lhau 300 words long (or be subject to reduction by the editor) and must be signed with the signee's addreu. Names may be withheld upon publication. However, on request, names will be disclosed. Letters tbould be In good taste, addressing Issues, not personaUtles. 1 I I I l 1 1 I I I service, they now represent a I "potential load for which ·1 I there is no new natural gas I supply'' I 1 " It Is this situation that we are trying .to correct," the Colwnbia manager said. "We Reminder given voters are proposing that persons holding pending com- Dear Sir: I would like to take this opportunity to remind the·voters of mitments for gas service be Mlddlej!ort that the city income tax issue will appear on the given w>til Feb. 1, 1976, to ballot next week. Be sure that you vote on this issue that have the service connected, or lose the right to such directly affects you. Don't depend on someone else to vote.lt is up to every Individual citizen. Do not let last swruner's en· ~rvice." thusiasm to defeat this issue turn into November apathy. Your Coltimbia Gas of, Ohio also "NO" vote is solicited. A comprehensive list of reasons as is asking for authority to prepared by the Committee Against the City lncom~ Tax, will defer all future requests for appear In this paper in subse<juent editions. - Dale A. Hysell, gas connections included in 773 Grant St., Middleport, Ohio 45760. existing right-of-way agreements. These requests represent an unknown potential gas load, Koebel said. According to the Columbia • Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. proposals pending bef.ore the PUCO, any person.claiming a Howard (Edna Davis.) Roush of Follansbee, w. Va . on right ,to service by virtue of Tuesday, Oct. 28. an existing right of way agreement would be given 30 Mrs. Roush is survived days from the date the locally by two brothers, Carl SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) commission issues an order Davis of Syracuse and Few Americans will be able to file a written application Lorenzo Davis of Pomeroy to afford health insurance in for service. Service would be and a number of other the future wiless the federal limited to one domestic tap government steps In, ac- relatives in the Bend area. per right of way and all apFuneral services will be cording to the Industry's plican Is would be required to held Friday, Oct. 31 at 2 p.m. highest official. have the service connected Robert F. Froehlke, presi- in Follansbee, W. Va. by Feb. I, 1976. dent-elect of the Health In- FOXBORO, Mass. (UP!) The application also for- surance Association of New England Patriots mally places on file with the America and a former quarterback Jim Plunkett, PUCO, guidelines which secretary of the Army, said Columbia has been following Monday that government who reseparated his left with respect to re-. support appeared Inevitable. shoulder last Sw>day against the San Francisco 49ers, will e s I a b.l ish m en t an d "We only hope that private undergo surgery for the restoration of service and insurance companies will still transfer of service, Koebel play a role," he told an second time in seven weeks at the Palo Alto, Calif., Medical said. association meeting. Center Wednesday, the team These provide that the He said the nation's apcompany need not re· proximately 350 insurance announced. establish gas service if the companies which offer ance rates. gas has been off and there has medical coverage have lost While typical monthly been no customer at the "hundreds of millions of health Insurance premlwns address for a perlod of 24 doll~s just since Jan. 1," cost $15 to $25 a decade ago, months In the case of a partly because clabn costs the cost of equivalent "good" residential customer, and 12 have risen by more than 25 coverage is up to $50 to $100 months for an industrial or per cent. now, he said. commercial customer . Froehllt:e explained that Froehlke said goverrunent Where re-established, such claims are driven up by the help is particularly needed to service must be limited to Increasing complexity of lower the cost of health care, similar volumes ~d types of medicine, requirements for partly through the loads, Koebel said. more specialized services by streamlining of regional In the case of a new patients, hlg)l"" doctors' and health care systems and \he structure at the same nurses' salaries, and by sky- prevention of duplicate location, the same lime rocketing maiJracttce insur- services. apply for elements restoration of service; however, the applicant for reestablishment . must have held title to the property at the time gas service was tw-ned off, Koebel said. ---· l Health COpfi iJ~I' ltJS- TU p;fOIIf Cl. lttml nd Pritts &OU tilri WI¥ , 1 iii Ill Wtsl Vir1inr1 ll.rqer Stores nnpl . I~ ' tlie Ntrthtrn PlnhHie tf West Virtinil 111~ Me· Dewell 1H Mercer CouRtiu. We ruttlt tilt ri1U 11 lifllil •n11tities. HOME SOLO TO DUUIS. . ' e I I ' ..• 'I ,, HICK'IIIG. 114.96 " " HICK'S IIG. $31.56 Jaue&J Dapt. spective of each guest con- Excepting Items Prohibited b~ Low Aile. I, 197, p 0 Vold Sat.,Na•. 324190 - = --tra Top Varue Stamps = -----With. This Coupon And Purchase of 3-lbs. or More Chopped Beef Steaks, Kroger's Pro, Ground Round, Ground Chutk or Ground Beef Roush claimed Tender, Lean, Thrifty Sirloin . ' lb.$ 89 ---.--.. --- ------- Clover V•ller Margarine I·Lb, Pkgs. With This Coupon Limit 1 Coupon With $10 or Mort PurchaSI Void Afler Sot., No'l. 1, 1975 Sub jed to' Applicobl• Stat• and Loeol Taul) II VALUABLE KROGER COUPO"' ForCooklng Oil I·Qt. &·oz. Btl. With This Coupon limit l Coupon With $10 or More Purchase Void After Sot .. Nov . 1, 1975 ~ ----- 5 ~..... ;;;;~;;;~;;;;tato ood la<al Tam GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS ------ Bon•"' Fro1tt1 Fried Chicken 2$ 79 ·Lb. Pkg, : With This Coupon : Ll111it I Coupon With $10 or r.lort Purchase - Void After Sot .. ~ov. 1. 1975 ~...... iil"llliilliall State ond loc~lla•..l sultan! followed by a panel discussion on critical areas of teacher evaluation. Principals and other administrators will then have a chance to ask speclllc questlons of the consultants. Following . the workshop, Elmore said, each par· tielpant wiD receive a ~ mintue audio cassette tape which will provide him or her with more in-depth In· formation, lneludlng some practical suggestions for handling teacher evaluation In a fair and positive manner. Area superintendents and principals who are unable to attend the workshop will receive the In-service tape through the mall. ------- 11111121 . W - Workshop scheduled ATHENS Teacher evaluation will be the locus of an in-service workshop for Southeastern Ohio principals and other administrators Thursday sponsored by the Southeastern Ohio Regional Education Service Agency (SEO-RESA). The SEO-RESA project provides cooperative educational services and programs 'to all 'lJ school districts In Athens, Gallla, Hocking, Jackson, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Perry, Vinton and Washington Counties. The workshop wiD be held in Nelsonville at the Hocking. Valley Motor Lodge. It will begin at 1 p.m. and conclude at 3:30p.m. The agency's Instructional Resource Center (IRC) coordin'at~r, Bill Elmore, said the workshop ' was planned In response to the significant concern expressed on · teacher evaluation when the IRC conducted a massive Inservice needs assessment of every schooi adrnlnlstr~tor In the 10-county region last year. . G~esl consultants for the workshop ,.tlllnclnde Robert Baker, legal adv!Jor to the Buckeye Association of School Administrators and the Ohio School Boards Association; Ed Jirik , director of the Ohio Education Association's division et1 Instruction and profe8slonal development; and Dick Murray, allliltanl executive director of the Ohio Alsoclatlon Of El~ntary School Principals. Elmore said the worluthop program will consist of a brief overview of teacher evaluation from the' per- With Coupon Limit I Coupon With $10 or More Purchase ---= I- Mrs. Howard msurance d h nee s e1p 100 Extra Top Value Stamps G..........~,;;~;liil;i~~;••• ~.·•••dl Thursday afternoon 3112 QT. SLOW COOKER SIYLIR 17 ~ The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .,,Wednesday, Oct. 29,1975 Stokely · Applesauce •• 4~~~.·· c.. Finest Stokell.., Fruit all \ • .4~$·· ------- Yellow Cling Slices or Halves Stokely Peaches • ••• .3::*1 .2·~·· 8$ 19 Pak I ,,I A SHEET HOG.G& ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. 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Bea1er elector automatically releases beaters. die. 99 '19.96 . HA professional ,styling attachments , .. •tyling b•ush, 2 styling combs, air concentrator nozzle, accessory han· ;I·~ Heck's Reg. Silt 8 3 position switch •.. super dry,' style, off. 8 5 I ' JEWELRY DEPT. JEWRIY IJIPT. •• RIVAL osna 10-SPEED .BLENDER 3103/4 . . . . .y. Our SLO·o'o·o·OW'~ Cooker has been on un· qualified success. Vitamin consci<..us people will find they retain what ordinary cooking drains away.· The cook-pots provide healthy economical cooking. · SETH THOMAS TRAVEL Four 'cycle speeds (stir and grate in lo Range, Chop ond Grind in Hi range) process pieces of ,olid food for 'a multitude of delicious recipe~ . 99 $19 HECK'S REG. $27.99 •r. o 'IILIC'IICIO, 600 0111• WAftS o -P1CIITA1IC.IIlTCONIIOUID ~ This travel alarm clock is all ready to travel. It has its own case so you can lust fold it up inside. So·for travel or at home you will alwo~• be on time. ' HECK'S REG. $5.99 $]99 IIWB.Ir SUNBEAM FLAIR HAIR DRYER large bonnet takes full head of jumbo rollers- tvcks away inside case. Collapsible hose stores inside molded plastic case. 4 position h.ot control. Fast-drying. ........... .. ..Ut ALARM CLOCK ... f .- -,_ HECK'S REG. 1 ,, 11.1~ IIWIUY. · Jewelry Dept. IIWIUYMPT. 1'- ·- . . . .,.... ... El·t _.y .. SLICIICi KIIIFE Cuts without effort- all ·you do is guide it. CEIMilii.ICliiC $12.88 HECK'S REG. $1 ~ .96 JIWIUYM,T. IIWIUY_,T. •., WAFFLE-BAKER SANDWICH GRILL "Twin Siz•" R..,.rNbt. Grids-lok-. 2 Sig woffttt- Grfls loast 1 ~ndwichtl, tool Has odiuirobl• tlwrmostot control ond lit~allight: All c~rm• Ploltic trim . hflon cooftd. HECK'S REG. '' G44Y GEIEIAL EUCTIIC $26.,.,,., 99 PUCO hearings start Nov. 12 COLUMBUS - The Public , Utilities Commission of Ohio will begin hearings in Colmnbus Nov. 12 on an application by Colwnbia Gas of Ohio, Inc ., to clarify policies relating to gas restrictions. · Columbia's application asks the PUCO for permission to defer connection of some 2,700 pending commitments for gas service, to defer all future requests for gas connections Included in existing rlght -df-way agreements, and to authorize guidelines for the reesta blishment and restoration of service to residences. In setting the date for the hearing, the commission instructed Columbia to grant one tapper right of way on all applications pending as of Oct. 21, 1975, and to defer action on all other such applications until after the PUCO hearing. The Columbia filing was made necessary by the continued worsening of the gas supply situation In the state and is designed to protect the supply for existing high priority users of gas, such as residential and human needs customers, according to J. M. ·Koebel, manager for Colwnbla Gas of Ohio In the Gallia-Meigs area. Columbia Gas has asked the PUCO for permli>slon to defer , effective Feb. I, 1976, some 2,700 pending commitments for residential gas service. These commitments have been outstanding ·since 1972 when the ,commission gran ted Colurn bia Gas of Ohio pWttisslo n to stop adding new residential gas customers. The PUCO order of JWle 23, 1972, did not end the extension o! new residential gas service Immediately. Instead, it allowed an addltlonal15 days beyond the date of the order to file applications and gave all prior applicants Wltll Oct, I, 1972 (later extended to Oct. 6, 1972) to begin construction. "Under construction" was defined, In part, as pouring of construction footers or trailer pads. Koebel said that since no provision was made Initially to end such commitments lor ------------- ~------------- , Letters of opiDion are welcomed. They should be leu lhau 300 words long (or be subject to reduction by the editor) and must be signed with the signee's addreu. Names may be withheld upon publication. However, on request, names will be disclosed. Letters tbould be In good taste, addressing Issues, not personaUtles. 1 I I I l 1 1 I I I service, they now represent a I "potential load for which ·1 I there is no new natural gas I supply'' I 1 " It Is this situation that we are trying .to correct," the Colwnbia manager said. "We Reminder given voters are proposing that persons holding pending com- Dear Sir: I would like to take this opportunity to remind the·voters of mitments for gas service be Mlddlej!ort that the city income tax issue will appear on the given w>til Feb. 1, 1976, to ballot next week. Be sure that you vote on this issue that have the service connected, or lose the right to such directly affects you. Don't depend on someone else to vote.lt is up to every Individual citizen. Do not let last swruner's en· ~rvice." thusiasm to defeat this issue turn into November apathy. Your Coltimbia Gas of, Ohio also "NO" vote is solicited. A comprehensive list of reasons as is asking for authority to prepared by the Committee Against the City lncom~ Tax, will defer all future requests for appear In this paper in subse<juent editions. - Dale A. Hysell, gas connections included in 773 Grant St., Middleport, Ohio 45760. existing right-of-way agreements. These requests represent an unknown potential gas load, Koebel said. According to the Columbia • Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. proposals pending bef.ore the PUCO, any person.claiming a Howard (Edna Davis.) Roush of Follansbee, w. Va . on right ,to service by virtue of Tuesday, Oct. 28. an existing right of way agreement would be given 30 Mrs. Roush is survived days from the date the locally by two brothers, Carl SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) commission issues an order Davis of Syracuse and Few Americans will be able to file a written application Lorenzo Davis of Pomeroy to afford health insurance in for service. Service would be and a number of other the future wiless the federal limited to one domestic tap government steps In, ac- relatives in the Bend area. per right of way and all apFuneral services will be cording to the Industry's plican Is would be required to held Friday, Oct. 31 at 2 p.m. highest official. have the service connected Robert F. Froehlke, presi- in Follansbee, W. Va. by Feb. I, 1976. dent-elect of the Health In- FOXBORO, Mass. (UP!) The application also for- surance Association of New England Patriots mally places on file with the America and a former quarterback Jim Plunkett, PUCO, guidelines which secretary of the Army, said Columbia has been following Monday that government who reseparated his left with respect to re-. support appeared Inevitable. shoulder last Sw>day against the San Francisco 49ers, will e s I a b.l ish m en t an d "We only hope that private undergo surgery for the restoration of service and insurance companies will still transfer of service, Koebel play a role," he told an second time in seven weeks at the Palo Alto, Calif., Medical said. association meeting. Center Wednesday, the team These provide that the He said the nation's apcompany need not re· proximately 350 insurance announced. establish gas service if the companies which offer ance rates. gas has been off and there has medical coverage have lost While typical monthly been no customer at the "hundreds of millions of health Insurance premlwns address for a perlod of 24 doll~s just since Jan. 1," cost $15 to $25 a decade ago, months In the case of a partly because clabn costs the cost of equivalent "good" residential customer, and 12 have risen by more than 25 coverage is up to $50 to $100 months for an industrial or per cent. now, he said. commercial customer . Froehllt:e explained that Froehlke said goverrunent Where re-established, such claims are driven up by the help is particularly needed to service must be limited to Increasing complexity of lower the cost of health care, similar volumes ~d types of medicine, requirements for partly through the loads, Koebel said. more specialized services by streamlining of regional In the case of a new patients, hlg)l"" doctors' and health care systems and \he structure at the same nurses' salaries, and by sky- prevention of duplicate location, the same lime rocketing maiJracttce insur- services. apply for elements restoration of service; however, the applicant for reestablishment . must have held title to the property at the time gas service was tw-ned off, Koebel said. ---· l Health COpfi iJ~I' ltJS- TU p;fOIIf Cl. lttml nd Pritts &OU tilri WI¥ , 1 iii Ill Wtsl Vir1inr1 ll.rqer Stores nnpl . I~ ' tlie Ntrthtrn PlnhHie tf West Virtinil 111~ Me· Dewell 1H Mercer CouRtiu. We ruttlt tilt ri1U 11 lifllil •n11tities. HOME SOLO TO DUUIS. . ' e I I ' ..• 'I ,, HICK'IIIG. 114.96 " " HICK'S IIG. $31.56 Jaue&J Dapt. spective of each guest con- Excepting Items Prohibited b~ Low Aile. I, 197, p 0 Vold Sat.,Na•. 324190 - = --tra Top Varue Stamps = -----With. This Coupon And Purchase of 3-lbs. or More Chopped Beef Steaks, Kroger's Pro, Ground Round, Ground Chutk or Ground Beef Roush claimed Tender, Lean, Thrifty Sirloin . ' lb.$ 89 ---.--.. --- ------- Clover V•ller Margarine I·Lb, Pkgs. With This Coupon Limit 1 Coupon With $10 or Mort PurchaSI Void Afler Sot., No'l. 1, 1975 Sub jed to' Applicobl• Stat• and Loeol Taul) II VALUABLE KROGER COUPO"' ForCooklng Oil I·Qt. &·oz. Btl. With This Coupon limit l Coupon With $10 or More Purchase Void After Sot .. Nov . 1, 1975 ~ ----- 5 ~..... ;;;;~;;;~;;;;tato ood la<al Tam GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS ------ Bon•"' Fro1tt1 Fried Chicken 2$ 79 ·Lb. Pkg, : With This Coupon : Ll111it I Coupon With $10 or r.lort Purchase - Void After Sot .. ~ov. 1. 1975 ~...... iil"llliilliall State ond loc~lla•..l sultan! followed by a panel discussion on critical areas of teacher evaluation. Principals and other administrators will then have a chance to ask speclllc questlons of the consultants. Following . the workshop, Elmore said, each par· tielpant wiD receive a ~ mintue audio cassette tape which will provide him or her with more in-depth In· formation, lneludlng some practical suggestions for handling teacher evaluation In a fair and positive manner. Area superintendents and principals who are unable to attend the workshop will receive the In-service tape through the mall. ------- 11111121 . W - Workshop scheduled ATHENS Teacher evaluation will be the locus of an in-service workshop for Southeastern Ohio principals and other administrators Thursday sponsored by the Southeastern Ohio Regional Education Service Agency (SEO-RESA). The SEO-RESA project provides cooperative educational services and programs 'to all 'lJ school districts In Athens, Gallla, Hocking, Jackson, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Perry, Vinton and Washington Counties. The workshop wiD be held in Nelsonville at the Hocking. Valley Motor Lodge. It will begin at 1 p.m. and conclude at 3:30p.m. The agency's Instructional Resource Center (IRC) coordin'at~r, Bill Elmore, said the workshop ' was planned In response to the significant concern expressed on · teacher evaluation when the IRC conducted a massive Inservice needs assessment of every schooi adrnlnlstr~tor In the 10-county region last year. . G~esl consultants for the workshop ,.tlllnclnde Robert Baker, legal adv!Jor to the Buckeye Association of School Administrators and the Ohio School Boards Association; Ed Jirik , director of the Ohio Education Association's division et1 Instruction and profe8slonal development; and Dick Murray, allliltanl executive director of the Ohio Alsoclatlon Of El~ntary School Principals. Elmore said the worluthop program will consist of a brief overview of teacher evaluation from the' per- With Coupon Limit I Coupon With $10 or More Purchase ---= I- Mrs. Howard msurance d h nee s e1p 100 Extra Top Value Stamps G..........~,;;~;liil;i~~;••• ~.·•••dl Thursday afternoon 3112 QT. SLOW COOKER SIYLIR 17 ~ The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .,,Wednesday, Oct. 29,1975 Stokely · Applesauce •• 4~~~.·· c.. Finest Stokell.., Fruit all \ • .4~$·· ------- Yellow Cling Slices or Halves Stokely Peaches • ••• .3::*1 .2·~·· 8$ 19 Pak I ,,I A SHEET HOG.G& ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. L---~·-•••a••••••~~:;~~ W.VA. to- TOTAL SATISFACTION GUARANTEE W• alto t'*on'" thot W9 wUI do ~nt In Ollf' ,....._ 10 heM 0111ple a~ of all ad.Milwd .,.clolt oft our the'-whon ) .. "'""'"' ...... "· 4w IMyand 1M' coniTo/, •• run~ of on oc:l••tl-1 .,_dol, wt will twbttittM th. MIN lttm In o COf!lporoblt lwoM (w~~ •udl on ltiM Is 0\loUobl.) rtl*tlnt rhe toiM tcMnp or, If yo11 JM•fer. vln yov o "~IN CH!CK" whlth .ntifltt you to the sorn• oct¥ertl..d a,.c.lol Ol the U~~~to Sf*IOI prK:• llfiJ n- wl1hin 30 dap. I• lrot~tr .Welctlllts Your Fecltral Food Stalftlls • �~i~NI~:;;;:;;:;;;r Fast Results Use .The Seutinel.Classijieds ·, tJIIIerambletho•diMirJumblu, OM letter to uth ~quare, to rorm tour ordinary word• · WANT ADS . ·Aulci Sales ~~~~~~MJ~N 5 P.M. Day B.eto re PUb · ~--~--'---' Jo;~~~1lr;~.,.~~t~~:e~i~;,. ® ·- ·.. 2 SIGNS .,P · om..e .. ,·. o·.Y l. REGULATIONS · forThe DayPublisher of f)ubll(:at·J on reserves lhe rig hi lo edll or rei eel any ads deemed oblecllonal. The ' (Aalwen lO..orrGw) J...WM• SAVOR METAL FUMSV TUSSLE Yetllef4lr'• · I · .,.,.,.4 A.Mwe" ProDUie ••p,orl for llrow wlw hove - lilATTREBBES Notice Qf ·. 11\UALJTY U pu-blisher wltr not be responsible for more than one • incorrecl lnRseArTIIEon5 . Forwo.,::t Ad Service 5 cenl s pe r ocr: one ;~·~~lion l.dMin•mum cents per arge word ' three. consecutive Insertions. 26 cents per word six; con -, seculive inserlions. · . <5 Per Cenl Dlscoun l on paid ·, ads and ads peid within 10 days . CARD OF THANKS & Obituar v S2.00 for 50 word min imu m. _ . Ear.h a\tUiiionet word 3c. BLINDADS · Additional 25c Charge per , I Advertisement . OFFICE HOUR S 8:30a .m. to 5:00p .m. Da lly, 8:3 0 a .m . to 12 :00 Noon Saturday . ··--,---'"- ·--1" :;__ _ 1 Will be &ccepted unl it 9 a.m . 11-11~ C.A"T I OOMeTIME~ INVOLVEC' iN CA~i$AME5. s • Business . erl!lCBS ·· , _ '. •. Motor Co·· I ..,J CHEVROLET 2 TON • . $2'195 102 .. CA, blue cab & clean Inter ior, fine service record & never hauled heavy loads, 292-6 cyl., 15000 lb., 2 speed rear axle, 825x:20 . 10 ply tires. CHEVROLET'" TON S3150 !97 4 " 8' Fleetslde, 6 cyl., std. lrans .. radio, R. step bumper, good w-w tires, dark blue finish . $2795 1973C HEVROLETV.TON t 8' Fleetslde, 6 cyl. , std. trans .. R. bumper, goo~ Ires. ' • , . ·;=======::=:r;;::=;2;;;~;;~;:;~;=:r-;:::=======~ ' D&M. ES'nHjAT£S . . 1 f~EE · . Bl OW • ' Thanks Halloween Party Miltin Restaurant Sat., Nov. 1, 1975 ~~~~~M~----~--~_, AND YOU, su:~.:r.. WEDN~SDAY,_OCTOBER 29,1975 • 6:0D-News 3.~. 8.10,13,15 ; ABC News 6; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Teaching Children 33. 6o»-NBC News 3,~. 16; ABC 1-!ews 13: Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Making It Count 20: Book Beat 33. 7:oo-Truth or Cons. 3; ToJelllhe Truth•; Bowling for Dollars 6; Pop Goes the Country 8; News 10: Counlry Music Jubilee 13; Family Affair 15; Book Beat 20; Know Your School 33. 7:3()-Lasl'ofthe Wild 3; Name Thel Tune~ ~ Wild Wild World or Animals 6; Wild Kingdom 15; Match . Game PM 8; Evening Edition with Marlin Agrons~ 20; The Jud!!elO; To Tell the Truth 13.: • n Insulation Services ,·: Blown inlo Walls & Altic! 1 STORM WINDOWS& DOOfS From the largest Truck or ·1; REPLACEMEN . Bulldozer Radiator to the WINDQWS .~_fa/lest Heater Core . ALUMINUM Nathen Biggs SIQIIjGoSOFF!TT Radlalor SP.eclallst GUTT·ERS-AWNINGS , ·-R APP,. LIA..·N · CE ..• Sales & Service 1600 Nye St • SMITH NELSON MQJOR$,. INC.!.. . l,ARRY JAV.E~J>-E.:, S Ohoo yracuse, · Ph. 9?1~~93. . 4-10-1 .~o . · Ph. 99!.: 2174 . WE, HAVE TH6 1\!HOt, E &PISODE ON FILM, ::>UH-·IN CASE AN'IONE . · Pomeroy I' Ph. 992 -3313 . ,, or 992'-$880 · 10-1-JOic " Pomeroy • ... -~ POUIITj; Ol)lt VERACITY AND CAA5S TO RAISI> AN'I QUE~TION5~ Coins, Currency and Sopplies For Sale tH ~ Found Pets WEST (D) 6AQJ8 3 ¥10 53 tAK3 2 ' I . 992·7608 R&J COINS For Sale -------------- . Real Estate For Sale TEAFORD FUEL .OIL For Rent --------- Wanted recelpta lJ Chant 14 Had lwacb ~·s qreat fun! ~Lrius 81l' me know a qood one! ---·---- - ------~ -------- .. -------------- TOOL AUCTION MEIGS CO. FAIRGROUNDS ' FRIDAY, NOV. 7-71:00 PM A Partial Listing : Air Impact wrenches '!0· 112·'14-1", Electric Impact wrenches, Hand power saws, 7112·7'1•"• Saber Saws, Orbital sanders. Belt type sanders, Disk Grinders and Buffers, Electrl~ drills (all sizes). Air power chisel , drllla & sanders, Bench vises (large and small), Hydraulic jacks, Bench grinders, Large assortment of socket sets (sizes v•. 'Ill, 'h, '14). Extension cords, HtdiJ! trimming locls, Plumbing tools, T,!IJ1 ! .Die s~ts, Di-111 bit sets: Tool boxes (all sizes), Afr noses, Iorch hoSM, Screwdriver sots , Oil lamps, Transistor radios, Watches . men's & women's, Glassware, Stereo Un its. carpenters' tools, Metric socket sets, .'Mirlc Wret>ches (Open end-Box end). Tap and die sets, standard, floor jacks, Routers, Reciprocal saws, Adjustable wret>ch, Channel lock wrenches, Nul· breaker sets, Knife sets, Impact sockets, 'h-'111", Torque wret>ches, Pipe wret>ches. Fire Extinguishers, Easy outs, Allen wrenches, Small appliances. Drop <Ords, Coble power pulls, Universal socket sets, Electric chain saws, .Lawnmowers, Trikes, Wheel Goods, Ralls, Wine Kits. Channel tools, Hand tool s (hammer , pliers) , Mftsuremet>l tapes, Hemp rope, Hacksaws, Hacksaw blades, CrHpera, Trouble .llghh, Yard llghh, Jumper c.~blea, Portable type Air Compressor. Roll around food boxes, Marktr and taillights, Open and boxed end wrenches, Mechanics hand soap, TV antennas, Eleclrk: soldering kits, Electrical tape, Truck tarps, Trailer hHchel, Battery chargera, Shop puah brooms, Wall clocks, Toys, Car CINnlng Kits, Yard Games, Safl$lper. SWAIN AUCTION SERVICE Ken•tll Swain AUCTIONEERS Daryl Alban O.k Hill, 0 . Gllllpofia, 0111o OWNER: loawll Wllolenle T..,l Co. ------------ -------------- - GET READY ·FOR -------------- ______ ____ fOR HANDLING Coupon No. 31 : PACER COMPLETE CHASSIS LUBE Reg. SUO ' SPEC. $3,00 76's- Now Good thru Oct. 31, 75 SMITH NELSON MOTORS In StDCid •' PRICE tNCLUDES LABOR ONLY Count on us for Service that counts. Stop by or phone for an appointment today. You Have To See It & Drive It To Believe It I Good AMC DO BUSINESS WITH A LEADER . SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC.· 500 E. Main Pomeroy, Ph. 992-2174 ' Ohio '• new , elec . au accessories InC lud ed . Ph one 992 ·3410. 10·28-lfc GERT'S 0 goy girl - ready for .1!1 whirl after clean inG carpets with Blue Lustre. Rent eleclric sh.l!lmpooer, . Nelson's Drug Store . :...., . 10.23-6tc WINTER DRIVING 4 -------------AIRCO welding machine , Selection & NO Dealer Can Beat Our. Deal. RIVERSIDE AMC. Upper River Rd. ,. GALLIPOLIS PH.446·Ht0 Autllorii8CI Deller Autborlzecl De81er a Shine U "Mondo one 11 Rlgg or Rats post . 35 ln8ecl Jl New Guinea town Cane" aong 6-+-++- THURSDAY,OCTOBER 30, lf7S 6:oo-<oiumbus Today • • Sunrise Samester 10. 6:25--Polltlcill Talk 4; Farm Report 13. 6:30-New Zoo Revue • : News 6; Bible AntwWS I; Urbt!n League 10: Patterns for Living 13. · 6:45--Mornlng Report 3. 6:55--Chuck White Reports 10; News 13. 7:0D-Toclay 3,. ,15; A.M. America 6,13; CBS News 1: Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7:»-Sclloolles 10. B:OD-Lucy Show 6; Capt. Kangaroo 8,10; Selame St. 33. 8:30-Big Valley 6. 9:0D-A.M. 3; Phil Donehue 4,15: Lucy S._ I;; Mike Dougles 10; Morning with D.J. 13. 9:30-Not For Women Only 3; One Lire 1o Live 6; Musical Chairs 81 New Zoo Revue 13. 9:U-Llvlng Word •· lO :OD-Celebrlty Sweepstakia 3.~.15; Dinah 6; Give-N. Toke 8,10; Mlke Douglas 13 lO:~Wheel of Fortune 3,.,15; Price Is R!ght 1,10. 11 :OD-High Rollers 3, 15; I Dream or JeaMte . 4: Gambit 8,10; Elec. Co. 20. · 11 :30-Hollywood Squares 3,15; Happy Deya 13; Midday 4; Love of Life 8, 10; Sesame St. 20. 11 :55--Take Kerr 8; Dan lmel's World 10. 12:110-Magnlflcet>l Marble Machine 3, 15; sthc!O'owwoolfffas 13; Bob Braun's so.so Club • : News 6,8, 10;, · 12:30-3 IQr the Morley 3, 15; All My Children 6,13; · . Search lor Tomorrow 8,10. 12 :~5--E iec. Co. 33. 12:55-NBC News 3,15. 1:DO-News 3: Ryan's Hope 6,13; PhlU>onahue 1: Young & the Restless tO; Not For WQmen Only 15.1 :30- Dey.l of Our Lives 3,4,15; Let's Mtke a Deal 6, 13;, As the Worid Turns 8, 10.. 2:00--$10,000 Pyramid 6,1~ · Gulldlng Light 1,10. 2:30-Doctors 3.4,.15; Rhyme & Reoaan 6,13: Edgl of Night 1,10. 3:0D-Another World 3.4,15; General Hospital 6,13; Match. Game 8,10; Lilias Yoga & You 20. 3:JO--Orle Lite to Live 13; Bewitched 6:· Tattletales 8, 10; Lowell Thomas Remetnbet;a :m. ~:!10--Mr. Cartoon 3; I'Nlrv Griffin • : 5omerMt 15; Mickey Mouse Club 8; Miller Rogen 20,33; Movie " AbboH & C011tello In Hollywood" 10; DlnMI 13. ~ : 30--Bewlli::hed 3; Mod SQuad 6; PartrlciQe Family &: Sesame Sl. 20,33; Get Smart 15. . s :oo-Bonanza 3; Family Affair 1: Star Trek 15. 5:30--Adam.-12 • : News 6: ~verly Hlllbllllas 8; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam, 12 13. 6:oo-News 3,4,6,8,10, 13,15; ABC Newa6; Hodglpodge Lodge 20; Jody's Body .Shop 33. 6:30--NBC News3,~, 15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Your Futuro Ia Now 33; Clanlc Theatre Preview 20. 7:oo-Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell !he Truth4; Bowling tor Dollars 6; Space: 1999 I ; News 10; Let'a Make a Deal ·t3; Family Affair 15; Romagnolls' Table 20; Family at War 33; Music Collnectlon 5. 7: 30-Speclal Edition 5; Hollywood ~ 3.4; Ohio S.t ate Loltery 6; Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky 20; Wild Kingdom HI; To Tell ~ Truth 13: Amerk:an Outdoorsman 15. 8: OD-Dlck Van Dyke 3,., 15; Zane Grey ThNtre 5: Barney Miller 6,13; Wellons 8,101 Romollltlc Rebelllnn 11• r•~... 1... ,...,._.,.,. 20. 8 :30-Rex H~.rn.b:!or.d .5: 9n .T.IJe Rocks 6, 13; Clasilc Thtatre Preview 33. 9:0D-EII!II'Y Queen M,t5;; :Streets of San Francisco 6, 13; Movie "The French Ccnnectlon" I, 10; Clnalc Theatre 33.; Law and Mr. Jonts 5. lO :oo-Burke's Law 5: Medical Slorv 3,.,15/ Harry 6 · 6,13; News 20. lO :~Tn Be Announced 33. 'i t : OO:..f.lew$ 3,4,6,13,15; ABC News 33. 11 : 1~News 1,10. 11 :30-JohnnyCarson3,4,15; Mannlxt3; FBI6; Janak! 33. 11 :~Movie "The Femlly" I; Movie "Homecoming" 10. 12:30-Longstreet 1!1< Mannix 6. 1:OD-Tomorrow 3; Political Talk~­ ! : ~Tomorrow •· t :30-Longstreet 6; News 13. ot a problem situation today lhat waa soH-created. II w!ll be left to you to unravel. 11 For shame! 32 Cannen Mo- 32 Vitality TWISTI::R HIT OUR. 14 Labored forl.....-1~'----f­ JI Toe the fl Eacutd!eon lr.--1-+- HDUSE'tr For Tlltnday, Oct. 30, 1171 ,AIIIII (Merch 21·Apl'll 11) You're not likely to gel too much accompllahod today unless you ' re working on ..-+--4-+--i something arllatic or creati\18. blobi 38 Vase handle II Begin ( 2 wda.) ...-!-+-1----t TAUIIUI (April 20-Mer 20) Don't come on too strong loday ~Eibe .Yard 1..-II......L....J~~ In tront of friends about something good that has happened to you recently. One DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It : pol Is a bit envious. . AXYDLBAAXI. GiMINI (lllaJ 11.,_ 101 Put It J,ONGFELLOW things back in their places around lha houM today, or One letter oimply stands for anolher. In this sample A Ia later when you look tor used for the three L 's. X for lhe Lwo O's cl<. Single letters. something you need you'll not apostrophes, the length ond formation ollhe "·ords are all lind 11. hints. Ea<h day the code letlers ore dilferent. CANCIII (J..,.I1.JuiJ 121 Be CR~UOTE. extra careful today not to pa.. on lnformetl011 told to you In N MWHH WH N UXSCUZ FKWYM tho alrlcteet oonlldenee. lributary W11H ME~ERF:ATlHE CAMeRJ00E IF HE ~HIGH TALK Tm WENDELL GRAT&, · CARPETCONSULTANl ~ city Zl Sonja !I Oodles !I HigiHirun& Jl Trident 32 Western unhitching Were Rolten 6,13: Tony Orlando & Dawn 1, 10; Tribal Eye 20.33 . . 8:30-That's MY Mama 6,13. 9:0D-Doctors Hospital 3,.,15; Baratta 6,13; Cannon 8, 10; Great Perfof'mancea 20,33. lO:OD-Petrocelll 3,~.15; Slariky & Hutch 6,13; Kate McShane 8, 10; News 20; Say Brother 33. 10 :30-Another Look at Appalachia 33. n :oo-News 3,.,6,8,10,13, 15; ABC News 33R. ld'' 13; n :30-Johmy Carson 3,.&, 15; Movie "Bad ~ FBI 6; Movie "Torpedo Ruo" B; Movie For Mt and My Gal" 10; Janak! 33, 12:3()--Movle "Bad Ronald" 6. 1:DO-Tomorrow 3,•; Newt u . aepulchen au. 142-~211 • GALLIPOLIS P!l.Mt-IIMO Ysterday'1 Auw• cant factor you get, Upper River Rd. lieck.Mr. Wallet? s lnsiplll. a:~~~~: ~·the Prairie 3,.,15; Wh4n Thl~s !8 Tombs; 93 MPH b Witts V.W. %~point headdress KUBBERQACK POMEROY - 71h acres, ~ BR. bath , carpeting, . paneling, tile, N. gas, hot water heal, storm doors & windows. water solmer. · $15,()00. POMEROY - 3 BR, b4tlh, TV room , ulllltv R., ~- W. floors, N. gas heat, full basement •.largelot. $9,500, MIDDLEPORT - 2 BR, bath, carpellng, paneling, tile, lull basement, utility R., N. gas FA heat, carport, storm doora & windows. In excellent condillon. Sll.OOO. RUTLAND - 2 BR, dining R. bath, fireplace In LR, c.~rpetlng. paneling, tile, N. gu heat, \porches. garege. $9,500. POMEROY - 5 acres, 3 BR, bath, N. gao hNt, clly water. porches, slorg. bldg. , In good condition . $7.900. MIDDLEPORT ~ 2 story frame, 3 BR, 2 batha, dining R., ullllly R., N. 1111 furnace, alorage bldg; Walk to shop. S8,300. TOBUYORSELL - CALL US FOR YOUR NEEDS IN REAL ESTATE. H111ry E. Cleland; llrolctr affirmative. We don't have ail opening bid, but we do have a good spade suit and when you have a good spade suit it behooves you to get into the action. (Do you have a question lor the experts? Write "Ask the Jacobys " care of this newspaper. The Jacobys wilt answer individual questions if stamped, sell-addressed envelopes are enclosed. ·The most interesting quesllons will be used in this column and will receive copies ot JACOBY MODERN.} , 25 Vociferate !t Unique !'I Wagering f.or Ren or Sale · Clrpeti(ll 501 NYLON 99 Is \.IOU havin' trouble with JJer u Bilbop's .c --------------- .AQJ76 .54 +K832 .75. The aiiSWer is a resounding li FUter, u I Ukely coffee li ll«ompense 7 Marching a 18 Man on 1f Tad, to Abe certain way cars 17 Heavy ( 2 wda.) lJ Lacy Item 1t Borrowing • Glorify 12 Mate a preaftermath t Loud-voiced lenle of !tGerman Henie's birthplace Z2 Honeplay •n -------------- By Oswald &dames Jacoby A Michigan reader wants to know If we overcall a diamond opening bid to our right with : type I Sa'Utlnize ( 4 wda.) lnt:lustrialllt 4 Town IINI' 1Z Gate Arnhem ;-·s-;- -----------;-'---- ~~~~ attendants 11 My word! 11 American Wanh!tl 1i Wa.nted-To-a;.-,. -...,-_ --. For Rent . Pass Opening lead - Q 6 s Knlgbtl.y Reai .Estate For ---'---~ ZN.T. Pus Zolo Pass 3 N. T. Pass by THOMAS JOSEPH . ACROSS DOWN 1Cheu 1 Copper or defeat iron _ ____________ - 992-2158' 16 ~~:M*"*" accept customers ... CAU.JODAY Soulh The object of bidding is to win as many points as possible with good hands and lose ~ few as possible with bad ones. ; . ...,.-~.,--~:"::::" General experience has shown • 'IOU'tllfiOVf that wllen you hold 13 or more 114 nti61!T, high-card points you will do eN, -~ well to open the bidding, It bas al110 shown that when you want to compete against an opponent's opening bid your main requirement is playing strength . When you overcall , you risk getting doubled. North has an opening bid. It includes a .six-card club suit and North gets right into the action with a two-club overcall . ' Mobile Homes For Sale Welt North Ealll PaSll Wanted --------.1-------'- oloQ763 Bolh vulnerable lliA.T CH!:a.I'IJ!AitJ ·.A . ON LINCOLN HILL" SOVTII 6K 104 ¥K2 tQ976 HMM ... !.eT ~ /l.ro I.P ------------.---- "BE ASEI'nNEL EAST U S% ¥QB764 t 1085 6J9 oloS · ---------~---- ' - -------------- --------------- 29 oloAKIOB42 -.----------.-- Yard Sale This bid suggests the possibility of defending al clubs in case East-West have the hand. It also suggests game possibilities if South has the balance of power. South does have the balance of power. He has 10 high-card points and good club support. He also has a balanced hand with a spade stopper and decides to try for the game in notr~mp . He bids two notrump and North is happy to lAke him right to game, There is no problem in the play. South takes his king of spades and promptly cashes s ix clubs and two hearts before giving up \he lead. •AH 3~-AO - -------,------- Overcall works with length NORTH lil MemOIY Notice WIN AT BRIDGE .16 -------------- ------------- Television log for easy viewinll HAVE WE METr . BUY FOR CHRI STMAS' of Talki ng dol l and tiger, S7 each ; tovs ; games; books ; wE '" 1::,H ro e)(press our SMA LL orange - ~ellow kitten 19-75 F~R D F lOO true;. Phone . 1973 r-URD "1• •un pickup , '(8. ' stuffed animals; tllp e sincere ap preciation to the Bu'y, Sell !lr Trade found on West Main . Ca ll 992 7 ~ 47 4speed, p .s .. p.b.• new pa1nt , John.s on Miispjtry recorder , $10; lind record relatives , friends and neigh . Hu mane Society, 992 -2639 or go od co ndJtlon . $2, 100 . · · 10-21-12tp player, $15. Phon e . Brenda bors tor thei r kindn ess , & Remode li 11g 992 ·5427 after 6 p.m. Phone (6141 .9 85 ·3594. Appralul service on Ross , 992-7263 . sy mpethy, and floral of . I 0-27 .6tc 19iJ'FiAMBL ER-:- ii5o:-i>hone 10-2Hip 10·23·6fc estales and collections. fer iMgs at the death· of our 992 -2892 or ca n be seen at 957 Bird & MastiC Vinyl beloved sister, Lu cl nd l!l Broa dway, Middlepor t. 1974 GMC Jimmy , .4 wheel Siding Oanes . Specia l thanks to the dr ive , automatic , p.s., tape 10-24 -71C Alcan, Alcoa & Wolverln• John Quint . end Rawling s. FREE TO GOOD HOME - --~-=--- --------:.r heavy duty trailer Aluminum Siding Coats f'!" un eral Homes, the sma ll . whil e spay~d fema le 1967 FO RD Conv ertible, r uns. player Featuring tow in g specia l. Excellen t . Bird Vinyl Gutters PhOne 742-2331 Rev . Peter Granda!, and Jhe pup , gentle disposit ion , ~ ~~ condition . Call after 5:30 w ~ R:M Morning coa l and and Downspouts goqd, $225 . Phone 992-5301 . Armond At Roger Womsley. Rutland pallbearer!ji . The family of Shots. Indoor home w1th p.m. 992·3829. Sofflls olall kinds . 10-23-lOic Lucinda Da nes . wood he.l!lter, SAO .l!ln d 3 TLC needed . Co nta c t 10-lS.l mo. The Organ . 10·29.41C . . _ _ l2:.HS" 10·29· 11 c Human e Society , 992 ·5d27 ------'---------Siamese kittens . Phon e 992l ow NEFf;. 197 1 Monte Cirt ~ . 1966 F UR Y II , automatic 5307. Beginning at 9:00 . after 6 p .m . or 992 -2639 . d o~or'; loader ' 400 v.s, auto .• p.s., p.b.. a •r 10·2B o 6tc 10·1B·.121 p · E(~2AQATING'.' trea tment. Special : tra nsmissio n , in good Dinner Served and ba ckhoe wo'fk ; septic TERMITE cond., bucke T seats, am, $175 average , hou$e . ·s yr . 1 · cond ition. Also, two twin insta ll ed ; dump tan ks radio , stereo tape pl ayer. Beginning gu~rantee . Phone "992-7826. : IN MEMORY of Don Ca pehart WE LL trai ned Beag les. also green with dark green v 1nyl baby calv es . 3 weeks old . REMI. ~.GTON •. l ,_lQQ...!Jl.l.!i< tru cks and IO ·bDVS for hire ; 10-29-4fp I who passed Oct . 'l9 , 1965. white gui neas . P~on e 742 - top . Phone 992 -6192 aft er .4 Phone 843-2353 . At 5:00 new 12 or :20 ga . $172 .50. will haul fill dirt, top soli . - - - · L 252 1 or will tra de for any 10-29 -4tc ~lfe ' S 1 Mldt1t,.nnrt , Oh io. ·lim eston e and gravel~ Cal l · ~W IJOO . 90WE~> Rt:~A II<jl You left us a beautiful ki nd of guns . p.m · 10-23 ·1fC . · lQ.olcl61c Bob or Roger Jeffers. day -- Sweepers, toasters, Iron~. 1 memorv . 10-:24 -6tc ---------..-----phone R92.7089, nig ht phone .. all sma ll ap plian ces . L·awn 1: A sorrow too great to be told . 12 x 70 TRA ILER , 2 bedroom , 992-3525 or 992·5232. of ca ttl e with red tN u'"' ~ " ~,) \..llo11 nt!1 Citizen's mower, next to State Hlgfb, But for us who have loved vou , centr.l!ll air , total elec .. NEw· Im proved "Z ippies," ~ 2-11-tfc identification tags In ears. TO GIVE AWAY - Cu le, way Ga rage on Ro ute t:r ·• Band transceiver. am -fm ' ... That memory will never grow utility bu ilding, take over littl e 7 week old puppy 1o one deep red Angus cow . 1 mp• rad io, 8 track stereo . - . ---------the great iron pill now with ?~one 985 -3825 . Old . h payment s. Phone ( 304) 882 WESI"~CIAILIZE .In mob il e good hom e. Ph one 992 -3496 two Herefords , 550 reward Call 992 - ~96 !. VItamin C Nelson Drug . ' 4·16.tk : Sadly mi ssed by mot er , 33.40 after s p.m . hom.e furna ce repair . Phon e .~--after S100. fo r Information or return of 9·5·1fC . -~,. 10-29·11P Allee. SISler.. Belly . 10·22 -12tc 10·29 ·11< cattle . Ca ll 949-2774 or 25610-29·11P 992' 5858 . 9·18-lf• ·s ePT I ~ TANKs c le a n e"d ~ coal cook stoves, 1 coal AM M O'w hoi;s-;i;.O~e·r 71~7, 6239. . 10·21 ·61C · MOde rn Sa nita tion . 992 ·395.4 l973"V tNO ALE Trail er and lot TWO f - - -- - $1.29; Brenneke slugs, $ ~ . 95 hea ter. Phone 992-5262 in or ·992-7349 · 1 ·located in Tupp ers Plains . per bo)( , all shot shells 'WI,L~trl~ "or-:·~, trees an~ Help evening . • 9 · 1 8 - tf~ Phon e (614) 66nB17 . shrubbery. Pho!"'e . 949 -254. wholesale . Black powder , 10·29·41c R N n-eeded satu-r'day and ------.1---- I , 10-16.12fc or 742-3167. S2 . 90 lb . Lots of new and -FRIDA Y ONLY, Oct. 31. Sale sunday on ly, 7 to 3, da y. Ca ll BACK HUt: rur rt:n1, novr Ol 10·B ·261C 3 FA MIL Y Yar d Sa les, used guns, Fi fe's back of Ho tpo lnt 14 cu . ft. doub le held Inside . Good cto'thlng , Ar c adia Nur si ng Home , l 4 TON In te rnational pick up , NEW con trac t. ~eg . or e,(<:' .Tuesday and wednesday , door refrigerator and deluxe Speed Queen Laundrymat, c :-BRA D FQR O~~~ct"l~-,--;er. adults and children . old Coolville. 1·(6141 667 ·3196. cavatlng lype. Septic tanl\( Nov , 4 and. Sat Mrs . Char les 4 s peed trans ., H . O . 992 -7494 . Mlddleporl. Phone dishes and picture fr ames . range, $500 for both or elec. 1Q.29.61c installed. Bill Pu lli ns . Phone • Complete se rvice. Phone springs to carrv ca mper r We trade for anything . Many misc . items . Brad - ward , Portland , Ohio . 10 sell separately , Can be seen 992-2478 . • 949·2487 or 949-2000 . Racine, heavy bumpers wit h hi tch 10·26-12tp a.m . 1111 5 p.m. _ 1-llc bury - Watch for signs. ury Sales , 111 E. at Kingsb 10 3 8·27-lfC' , Ohio , Crill Bradford . fo r horse trailer, low Ma in St., Pom ero y, Ohio or 10.29-2tp 10·9-tfc mileage . To see , contac l9 92. ~ ·GOLD sparkte snare drum in ca ll 992-7034 . 7017 . IL Y Yard Sa le , Ocl . 30, S EWING M'-'\..HII'IIC: ;~ good cond ition . Phone 992SWEEP ER and Se wing 'FAM 31 and Nov. 1. 9 a .m. till 4 Repairs, se rv ice. all make~ 10-27 .Jic Mach ines Repair , Parts .l!lnd ' p.m . No junk . :238 Con do r St . 992 -2284 . The F.f'bric, Shop""' --------------- N·ew yellow corn and 35-A 7276. CARRIER 10-26.71c Suppli es . Davi s Vacuum Pop1ero~ . l\uthol'Pzed Singer behind Landmark·. 197 4 CHR YS LER s tatio n Mc Cullough Power Saw . Cleaner. 112 mll•up George's 10·28-4tc Sal es a nd Service . We wagon , low m ileege, lo"aded, Creek Rd . otf Sla le Rout e 7. Phone 742 ·2359 . WE HAVE sholgun Shells, sha rpen Sc l ~so r s. ~ mu st sell. Phone 992-1206 . Phone 446-029.4 . 10-29 ·12tp rifle shells, cle.l!lnlng . ac GARAGE-SALE--=.--w-;d . Have just the route Virgil B., Sr. ~ 3-29 -lfc!l . 10.2B-31p 10.29-ltc cessor ies, hunting clOthes, __ ::_. '"' nes day , Thur~dey and SET of winter tires, size 7 Jll 35- boot s, bl ac k powder guns open for you. Win F rida~ . Lo ts D1f c lothing , t::"'Ul IVL I A CO .N CRETE·~ 19691 MPERI AL .LeBarn , 2 dr . 14. Phone 1614) 667·3363. and accessori es. reloading shoes , real cheap , at Tom prizes • •Learn delh/ered r ig ht ~to vo~ exc ellent cond ition . Cal l 99:2 · 10.29·61p mat erials , scopes, moun ts, : Haym a n's Long Bottom, pf'o jecf , Fast and easy . Fr.., Yes, we will 5131 da y ti me or evenilig s. responsibility, kn ives. sleeping beg s, bOll! Ohio , last house behind post es timates . Phone 992 ·3284 , IH:ALIOR 992·3173. B WEEKS O ld baby pigs. jackets and cushions, new office at red bulldlng. Goeglein Ready MiJ~~ Co ~ . 10·2B ·Jip Earn Extra Phone 949·2857. holsters. bells, rifle straps 10-29 ·3tC "(( lddleport. OhiCW ,, 10·2Hfp and much, much more at Spending Money I 6·30 lfc, Ind ian Joe 's Sports and ----- -----I 5 FT . BRUSH hog, 3 pt . hlfch, CB's, JOB Page St., Midbacknoe. : s200. Phone (614) 9Bl-3594. 2 FAMILY - 4 B.R. brick, 2 E:i<CA'V AI1'NG, dl epor t. 12 • 6S mobile home, 2 W t ~ Ie r and dltcher. Gn r~ TRAILER sp·a·ce ;Or ren t 1t1 10.29 -41 p _,;. 10· 11 -301c baths, nat. gas hea1· an electric .l!lnd water line • bedrooms, on FlatW ood s ' Middleport . Phone 992 -5434 . ---------Rd ., Pom eroy. Un . only S12,000. burial , ba sements, footers, ' 10·21-26t c 10.10 JOHN Deere dozer , 6ft . NO. I HEATING OIL derplnnlng , wllh 6 x 20 septic s~stems and b r u~ ' blade winch , ca no py , N0.2 HEATING OIL awning and 3 sols of sleps. Empqment Sail! · 12 ROOMS - Older home with . clean ing . Will houl till d l rl'~ 3 ROOM furnished house . reversal bar, oood con Degree Day DeiiYiry Wrlle or ca ll VIole I Batey , top 'soil, sand and gra1JeY,1 992-5535. Phone dition . $4,500. Phone {614) 3 BEDRM . house in Rac ine . bath , QlSS and city !N• Ier. limestone 15<48 Rose Hill Rd ., .CARPENTRY , . pane f1 n~. far dr iveway! andl PI 10-21-tfc ' 985·3594 , 949 -2671. Phone Budget Pay an Reynoldsburg , (614 ) B6< · floor ing find ctlllng. Phone $7,500.00. roads . Phone Charles ~ ., 10-2Htp IO·l ·261C 992-27!9, POMEROYLAN DMARK 2490. Hatf ield , Bl!ckhoe Service,, POMEROY - 3 B.R.s bath, . Rt . I, Rutland, Oh iO, 742-1 10-29 .41C 10·21-301c f 'UU N I ~y Mobile Home. -19-75- Y - A-MA_H_ A -360 -M X~~x J-----------· Jack W. Corsey, Mgr. a·EDRM . ho 10,' . ,. : tUst' . , Park , Rt. 33, ten miles north =--~.,...17"-=-------fi nished, remodellng , Sa!cl!l and large family room . $8500. 6092 . of Pomeroy . Larg e lots wit_ !ce llent condition, never Phone 992-2181 . 'il'I!MODEL 1 NG , Pl umbing , 7-11 -90 St., Rutland . Phone 74~.- ~ Y9. conc rete patioS'/ sidewalk!' raced. Phone I6U) 985 -3302 L.:::;;=-------'' --' ,..,.. $ nd~~ot!S ana · heati ng and , all ty pes o~ 1 after 4 p.m. or see Milo B. runners an d off sl r ef eve nings after S p.m. REt)IQ:a'tED--2 B.R. home w!ilJi})vbu"" sE~·~ , e; . _. ,• ~., ""'"' ,, ,tl'"~ ·~' "'" 1 • h gen e ral repair . Wor:~ Hut chison. · parking . 'Phone 992 ·7479. I0 -26·51c TH ... Mc1u;, I-IIUITIOI dl~ models of mob le om ~~~ guaranteed . 20' years eitl on 33 North. Bath> garage end Bu il d an all steel'bulldlng 9·23.ftc large lot. S16,000. spOnsoring a masquerad e Phone area code 614 -4 perlence . ' Phone 992 .2409. 12J I.If . - - -- - - - - - - - - - Pole Barn prices? Gold · o~a'lt{t, ~ sa turcta~. Nov . 1, 9531 . ,. . _tfr S-1-tff • -· .,-· ·--~·--~----.- · 11969 VW, rebuilt engine, Giant All -Steel Building ~ 13 HoMe-:"1~;-fiJ;i;ed rrom 9 p.m. to 1 a.m . .!!If th e ' ------------.--'--.-. ,' REE RE NT AT VILLAGE Sl.OSO , _llarrel soddle, SSO, Rt-t 4, Box 148, wavertvt remodeling . S.l!ltem St ., RIVER FRONT LOT - . en d 7 Oh io. Ph one 947 .2296. · MANOR IN MID · 100 AMP squore d breaker ~~~~~~~~~n s~ v~:.:o~'.u rRulta nd . Phone 742 -2306 room house, 2 baths, furnace, OLE PORT! We are so sure p.l!lnet. like new, $25 . 36 inch 7 -24 · 1 f~ coupl e. Several rock bands, . •_ , ~ • afler 4 p. m. or see Milo B. on nice corner , $23,500. that yo u will tove our apart · exhaust tan . S35; R upp mlnl · --------bring be verages . Games flO fuf"nilure , ., ~e bous, 3 AND 4 ROOM furni shed and Hut chinson . .. _11 c ments that we give you two bike, S40, 2 sets French o & D TREE Trimming , 'tU\ 10 9 and prizes . Adults 18 and brass beds, or com plete unfurnished apartments . weeks RENT FR EE . Just doors , $4b. Phone 992-7889. 'ho years e•per lence . lns ur ed, over households . Wr ite M . Dt Phone 992t5434. --------------_ pay yo ur secur ity deposit 10-29 -6tc 12 ROOMS - Nice older me, fr ee estlmaoes . Call 992 ·30$711 10-19-12tc Miller , Rt. 4, Pomeroy , · 4-'17.1fc and sta ~ six months end the - - - - - - - - - -- -- A ROOM and bath , with car 2 baths gas furnace, and 2 or Il l 667 -3041 , Coolville. ·' ' -------------Oh'lo. Cell 992-7760. ----fir s"t2weeks is free . You will TWO uphoi ste.J-ed chairs. tl port . Phone 992 ·5871. nice le;el lots. $27,000. ____ ::_ ______ ~:2_5~ WINTER ' S chill In lhe air 10·7·74 l'.l:lA ILER spsce for rerlt. ~II enl o~ monthly leases , all In terested. call Harry Swan , 10-26.61C utilities . Phone 992 -5535. tim e to thi nk "Skin-Care." L OcuS'ffinC"e- POst:-Tilant electric living , carpeting , Portland, 843 -:2223. NE DO .l!llumlnum siding, Koscot cosmetics, Ann 9·16.tfc range and ref rigera tor , fr ee 10·28 -3tc fjOUs·{;;~mn.lncoln Hgls . NEW LISTING - 10 rooms, gutler work , roofing , 9•"' 2_5826 . Sa uva ge , Ind ependent T""'ii'£ -h pickup , cab le TV 4 rooms , large kit chen , bath, hot waler heal, large paneling , po inting, plum . Distrl butor, Syracuse, 992- ________ ___ 1 0 ~~ tc 3 BE O"R M. ~- house , un · tras (opllonlll I and taun dr.y •nd bing , We fix the whol e basement , nice biickyard , b d 72 furnish ed. Also . I furnished house. AI Tromm . 7~2 ·2328 . taci lllles . Con ven ien t to and low priced . See between kitchen, 4 e rooms " 32 · trailer. Phon e 992 -2780 or 10 .23 .61 p LOG S - Pot'nerov For est dining. Large lot In Racine. _ _ _ • • ·'/,~ shopping on Third and Mil l 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Products II payi ng top 92 -3<132. 9 ----------prices tor tog s delivered to In Middl eport . VIL LAGE ------~-----' 10-20· l)lc 10-19-tfc tFY vv vc evtt• r,v•L 11 d~tw the mills on Bailey Run Rd . MANOR is yo ur s for one HD -5 LOADER, good con OON'T WASTE YOUR TI~E NEIGLER'S BwHdlng oriP, bedroom apar tm e nt s Koscot cosme lcs and off Highway 124, between leEORM.-;;;t·:~ali;i~!;k~ u dil lo n. Phone e venings , Hou·se in Porttnnd , take over supply . we spoclellze stadlng at S104 monthly plus SEE US FIRST· building houses . Also, dol hav e n' t been reservlced, Pomeroy and Rutland , Ohio. street perk ing ,. Phone 992 · (614) 667 ·3484 . payments . 5 rooms and · phone Helen Jane Brown , Phone 992 .5965 for delivery elec. We pay for ever~lhlng 10-28.31c repair work and cabinets·, bath , good well , 2 acres of 2094 · Independen t Distributor . and lnslr uctions. 1Q.:28 -6tc else . see the Manager at ground , coal heat . Phone . s ldlng :~.• all G~ aluminum Rivers ide Apa rtm ents or LO CUST po sts, 370 Win · (6W 992-5113 . Or me ybe you 10.2J.61c - - - - - - - - - - - - - Nelgler, 9 ~ 9 - 2508; If 843 -2292. ce ll 992-3273 . Th is oiler will chester 20 gauge . Phone 74:2 . would like to take orders . 2 B -E D -ROOM tra iler. Reedsart!wer c~lt49·2113 or 9 10-28·12tc full or spere lime In either t end soon . so move In now 2359 . .2457. -:. West Vlrolnla or Oh iO. ville . Phone (614) 378·6384 . and save SSSS. 10·2B ·5tp MIDDLEPORT - Com plelely 10·l ·2611)' 0 26 10·2J .Ifc ----~ ' - ttc FOR- RENT · OR SAL E, 2 -----------~~4-0tp remodeled build ing, 2.000 ----bedrm . home . For more 2 BED ROOM trailer , real TWO be droom furnished 70,000 BTU GAS STO VE , S100 . feet of business space and ~~~ 1963 Ford lOOXL V -8 ~OOM t~ uu ooaro tor senior Infor mation, caii742-J183, or nice . Phone 99'2 ·3324. . two fu rn ished apartments . apartment Jn Middleport . DO IT!! ciUzens. very nice . Phone cont'act Lee Lefeber , 10-24 -tfc automatic, Sl80. Mc Culloch Very low mal"tenan.ce . PHone 992 .3129 . 250 saw, $75 . All excellen t. Good Investment Income . 992-3509. Harr isonv ille, -------------10 .12 ·ttC 10·29 ·31c , l0 -26-6tc Phone 742 ·2359. Excellent opportunity to ----------·'F'LIK NI SHED apartn1-=u• . 10'28-61p e llm lnate· rent paymeot far - - - - - - -- - - -- adu lts on l~ '" Middleport 3 RM . BATH furniShed apl.ln your present business Midd le po rt. Inqu ire at 5 HEA D purebred Hereford Phone 99:2-387-' . space . Phone 992-7889. 3·25-11< Kay's Be.l!luty Sa lon, 169 N . cow s. br ed to freshen In I0-28·61c -------'--------..: ~ second , Middlepor t. Febr.uary . Phone 949·2822 . 10·29-41c HOU SE tor renT w11u, • vv . .. ~, 10-2B·31c l 'h baths , g.l!l! heat. oarage In Midd lepor t. Adults , no ON_E _u~u 1 uv n 1 11dlter epar t. 0 N e Hoover washer , wh Jte pets . For ep pl. , ca ll (61.4 1 men I. Phone 992·5248 or 992- with yellow tri m, woodgrain .. 1 3436. top, S7S. Phone 992·5006. 367 -7177 . 10-26-lfc POMEROY, OHIO 10.26-6tc Square, 10·2B·Jic · Card -~. Sentinel, Mlddleport·P!mel'oy, 0., Weti'"'""".Y, UCt.l!ll. lif/b . n• eo· I ecHool.. ~ 0000 GRADE&. RUTlAND ". LID (JuiJ 13· Allg. ECHWOACE FURN.n ully HVCCYD LZ PDCA ANFQKC 221 Thla Ia HFXV not a good day lo makelmpor· tanl purchases . You could easily ba talked Into paying LCYXTC more than aomelhlng Ia actual· ly wonh. PXKEH HQVCKIUQXQH . - MAI<E UP IIORE · FX WAOKWE VIRGO (Aut. 21-lepl. 12) Pay compliments today N they're LCKOTNA llnceraly d--.d, but don't Yesterday's Cryptoquole: IF YOU CAN'T HELP YOUR altempt to UM flattery to gain :u.~;._..ji~..L.J---<- FRIEND WITH MONEY, HELP fUM AT LEAST Wim A your tndl. It won't wort<. SIGH. - SOURCE UNKNOWN LIIIIA (lepl. U.Oct.lll Don't (C) ltU Kln1 Ftatum SwecUcatt, 1nc.l expect aomeone to ball you out OAOBURN MIND· · WHAT IS IT? tf2-2m j j - ..r:a:. .. \ BCOIIPIO (Oct. 24-lltw. 121 Debll spending could be your downfall today. Walt UN you have it tucked In the bank before usumlng new obllgaliona, IAGITT AIIIUI (Not. U.Dec. 211 Don'l do anylhlng today thot could later refleCt on vour honor or reputauon. ~dhere to your hlghast lduls.. CAPIIICOIIN (D... II.Jen, Ill Walt till all the llcta are In loday before making )udgmenls . Your llral lmpraaalons won't be wholly rella~e. AQUAIUUI (,_ ..,._ 11) Oo bulln.a today only w!th persona you·vo dealt with betoro, or know by reputation to be ethical . Be wary ot strangers. PIICII (fell. 20-M- 10) Oon'l egroe to do ll.)f!lelhlng today contrary to your· own good, juat becauM you don1 want io hun a MtiSIIIve lrtend. ~Your · 'VBirthday o.t. 10,11?1 The coming y..r will ba a tavorable one fOr you romanlically. Stronger bonda will be lllilbllahed with one who It already naar and dw lo your ' - !, f �~i~NI~:;;;:;;:;;;r Fast Results Use .The Seutinel.Classijieds ·, tJIIIerambletho•diMirJumblu, OM letter to uth ~quare, to rorm tour ordinary word• · WANT ADS . ·Aulci Sales ~~~~~~MJ~N 5 P.M. Day B.eto re PUb · ~--~--'---' Jo;~~~1lr;~.,.~~t~~:e~i~;,. ® ·- ·.. 2 SIGNS .,P · om..e .. ,·. o·.Y l. REGULATIONS · forThe DayPublisher of f)ubll(:at·J on reserves lhe rig hi lo edll or rei eel any ads deemed oblecllonal. The ' (Aalwen lO..orrGw) J...WM• SAVOR METAL FUMSV TUSSLE Yetllef4lr'• · I · .,.,.,.4 A.Mwe" ProDUie ••p,orl for llrow wlw hove - lilATTREBBES Notice Qf ·. 11\UALJTY U pu-blisher wltr not be responsible for more than one • incorrecl lnRseArTIIEon5 . Forwo.,::t Ad Service 5 cenl s pe r ocr: one ;~·~~lion l.dMin•mum cents per arge word ' three. consecutive Insertions. 26 cents per word six; con -, seculive inserlions. · . <5 Per Cenl Dlscoun l on paid ·, ads and ads peid within 10 days . CARD OF THANKS & Obituar v S2.00 for 50 word min imu m. _ . Ear.h a\tUiiionet word 3c. BLINDADS · Additional 25c Charge per , I Advertisement . OFFICE HOUR S 8:30a .m. to 5:00p .m. Da lly, 8:3 0 a .m . to 12 :00 Noon Saturday . ··--,---'"- ·--1" :;__ _ 1 Will be &ccepted unl it 9 a.m . 11-11~ C.A"T I OOMeTIME~ INVOLVEC' iN CA~i$AME5. s • Business . erl!lCBS ·· , _ '. •. Motor Co·· I ..,J CHEVROLET 2 TON • . $2'195 102 .. CA, blue cab & clean Inter ior, fine service record & never hauled heavy loads, 292-6 cyl., 15000 lb., 2 speed rear axle, 825x:20 . 10 ply tires. CHEVROLET'" TON S3150 !97 4 " 8' Fleetslde, 6 cyl., std. lrans .. radio, R. step bumper, good w-w tires, dark blue finish . $2795 1973C HEVROLETV.TON t 8' Fleetslde, 6 cyl. , std. trans .. R. bumper, goo~ Ires. ' • , . ·;=======::=:r;;::=;2;;;~;;~;:;~;=:r-;:::=======~ ' D&M. ES'nHjAT£S . . 1 f~EE · . Bl OW • ' Thanks Halloween Party Miltin Restaurant Sat., Nov. 1, 1975 ~~~~~M~----~--~_, AND YOU, su:~.:r.. WEDN~SDAY,_OCTOBER 29,1975 • 6:0D-News 3.~. 8.10,13,15 ; ABC News 6; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Teaching Children 33. 6o»-NBC News 3,~. 16; ABC 1-!ews 13: Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Making It Count 20: Book Beat 33. 7:oo-Truth or Cons. 3; ToJelllhe Truth•; Bowling for Dollars 6; Pop Goes the Country 8; News 10: Counlry Music Jubilee 13; Family Affair 15; Book Beat 20; Know Your School 33. 7:3()-Lasl'ofthe Wild 3; Name Thel Tune~ ~ Wild Wild World or Animals 6; Wild Kingdom 15; Match . Game PM 8; Evening Edition with Marlin Agrons~ 20; The Jud!!elO; To Tell the Truth 13.: • n Insulation Services ,·: Blown inlo Walls & Altic! 1 STORM WINDOWS& DOOfS From the largest Truck or ·1; REPLACEMEN . Bulldozer Radiator to the WINDQWS .~_fa/lest Heater Core . ALUMINUM Nathen Biggs SIQIIjGoSOFF!TT Radlalor SP.eclallst GUTT·ERS-AWNINGS , ·-R APP,. LIA..·N · CE ..• Sales & Service 1600 Nye St • SMITH NELSON MQJOR$,. INC.!.. . l,ARRY JAV.E~J>-E.:, S Ohoo yracuse, · Ph. 9?1~~93. . 4-10-1 .~o . · Ph. 99!.: 2174 . WE, HAVE TH6 1\!HOt, E &PISODE ON FILM, ::>UH-·IN CASE AN'IONE . · Pomeroy I' Ph. 992 -3313 . ,, or 992'-$880 · 10-1-JOic " Pomeroy • ... -~ POUIITj; Ol)lt VERACITY AND CAA5S TO RAISI> AN'I QUE~TION5~ Coins, Currency and Sopplies For Sale tH ~ Found Pets WEST (D) 6AQJ8 3 ¥10 53 tAK3 2 ' I . 992·7608 R&J COINS For Sale -------------- . Real Estate For Sale TEAFORD FUEL .OIL For Rent --------- Wanted recelpta lJ Chant 14 Had lwacb ~·s qreat fun! ~Lrius 81l' me know a qood one! ---·---- - ------~ -------- .. -------------- TOOL AUCTION MEIGS CO. FAIRGROUNDS ' FRIDAY, NOV. 7-71:00 PM A Partial Listing : Air Impact wrenches '!0· 112·'14-1", Electric Impact wrenches, Hand power saws, 7112·7'1•"• Saber Saws, Orbital sanders. Belt type sanders, Disk Grinders and Buffers, Electrl~ drills (all sizes). Air power chisel , drllla & sanders, Bench vises (large and small), Hydraulic jacks, Bench grinders, Large assortment of socket sets (sizes v•. 'Ill, 'h, '14). Extension cords, HtdiJ! trimming locls, Plumbing tools, T,!IJ1 ! .Die s~ts, Di-111 bit sets: Tool boxes (all sizes), Afr noses, Iorch hoSM, Screwdriver sots , Oil lamps, Transistor radios, Watches . men's & women's, Glassware, Stereo Un its. carpenters' tools, Metric socket sets, .'Mirlc Wret>ches (Open end-Box end). Tap and die sets, standard, floor jacks, Routers, Reciprocal saws, Adjustable wret>ch, Channel lock wrenches, Nul· breaker sets, Knife sets, Impact sockets, 'h-'111", Torque wret>ches, Pipe wret>ches. Fire Extinguishers, Easy outs, Allen wrenches, Small appliances. Drop <Ords, Coble power pulls, Universal socket sets, Electric chain saws, .Lawnmowers, Trikes, Wheel Goods, Ralls, Wine Kits. Channel tools, Hand tool s (hammer , pliers) , Mftsuremet>l tapes, Hemp rope, Hacksaws, Hacksaw blades, CrHpera, Trouble .llghh, Yard llghh, Jumper c.~blea, Portable type Air Compressor. Roll around food boxes, Marktr and taillights, Open and boxed end wrenches, Mechanics hand soap, TV antennas, Eleclrk: soldering kits, Electrical tape, Truck tarps, Trailer hHchel, Battery chargera, Shop puah brooms, Wall clocks, Toys, Car CINnlng Kits, Yard Games, Safl$lper. SWAIN AUCTION SERVICE Ken•tll Swain AUCTIONEERS Daryl Alban O.k Hill, 0 . Gllllpofia, 0111o OWNER: loawll Wllolenle T..,l Co. ------------ -------------- - GET READY ·FOR -------------- ______ ____ fOR HANDLING Coupon No. 31 : PACER COMPLETE CHASSIS LUBE Reg. SUO ' SPEC. $3,00 76's- Now Good thru Oct. 31, 75 SMITH NELSON MOTORS In StDCid •' PRICE tNCLUDES LABOR ONLY Count on us for Service that counts. Stop by or phone for an appointment today. You Have To See It & Drive It To Believe It I Good AMC DO BUSINESS WITH A LEADER . SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC.· 500 E. Main Pomeroy, Ph. 992-2174 ' Ohio '• new , elec . au accessories InC lud ed . Ph one 992 ·3410. 10·28-lfc GERT'S 0 goy girl - ready for .1!1 whirl after clean inG carpets with Blue Lustre. Rent eleclric sh.l!lmpooer, . Nelson's Drug Store . :...., . 10.23-6tc WINTER DRIVING 4 -------------AIRCO welding machine , Selection & NO Dealer Can Beat Our. Deal. RIVERSIDE AMC. Upper River Rd. ,. GALLIPOLIS PH.446·Ht0 Autllorii8CI Deller Autborlzecl De81er a Shine U "Mondo one 11 Rlgg or Rats post . 35 ln8ecl Jl New Guinea town Cane" aong 6-+-++- THURSDAY,OCTOBER 30, lf7S 6:oo-<oiumbus Today • • Sunrise Samester 10. 6:25--Polltlcill Talk 4; Farm Report 13. 6:30-New Zoo Revue • : News 6; Bible AntwWS I; Urbt!n League 10: Patterns for Living 13. · 6:45--Mornlng Report 3. 6:55--Chuck White Reports 10; News 13. 7:0D-Toclay 3,. ,15; A.M. America 6,13; CBS News 1: Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7:»-Sclloolles 10. B:OD-Lucy Show 6; Capt. Kangaroo 8,10; Selame St. 33. 8:30-Big Valley 6. 9:0D-A.M. 3; Phil Donehue 4,15: Lucy S._ I;; Mike Dougles 10; Morning with D.J. 13. 9:30-Not For Women Only 3; One Lire 1o Live 6; Musical Chairs 81 New Zoo Revue 13. 9:U-Llvlng Word •· lO :OD-Celebrlty Sweepstakia 3.~.15; Dinah 6; Give-N. Toke 8,10; Mlke Douglas 13 lO:~Wheel of Fortune 3,.,15; Price Is R!ght 1,10. 11 :OD-High Rollers 3, 15; I Dream or JeaMte . 4: Gambit 8,10; Elec. Co. 20. · 11 :30-Hollywood Squares 3,15; Happy Deya 13; Midday 4; Love of Life 8, 10; Sesame St. 20. 11 :55--Take Kerr 8; Dan lmel's World 10. 12:110-Magnlflcet>l Marble Machine 3, 15; sthc!O'owwoolfffas 13; Bob Braun's so.so Club • : News 6,8, 10;, · 12:30-3 IQr the Morley 3, 15; All My Children 6,13; · . Search lor Tomorrow 8,10. 12 :~5--E iec. Co. 33. 12:55-NBC News 3,15. 1:DO-News 3: Ryan's Hope 6,13; PhlU>onahue 1: Young & the Restless tO; Not For WQmen Only 15.1 :30- Dey.l of Our Lives 3,4,15; Let's Mtke a Deal 6, 13;, As the Worid Turns 8, 10.. 2:00--$10,000 Pyramid 6,1~ · Gulldlng Light 1,10. 2:30-Doctors 3.4,.15; Rhyme & Reoaan 6,13: Edgl of Night 1,10. 3:0D-Another World 3.4,15; General Hospital 6,13; Match. Game 8,10; Lilias Yoga & You 20. 3:JO--Orle Lite to Live 13; Bewitched 6:· Tattletales 8, 10; Lowell Thomas Remetnbet;a :m. ~:!10--Mr. Cartoon 3; I'Nlrv Griffin • : 5omerMt 15; Mickey Mouse Club 8; Miller Rogen 20,33; Movie " AbboH & C011tello In Hollywood" 10; DlnMI 13. ~ : 30--Bewlli::hed 3; Mod SQuad 6; PartrlciQe Family &: Sesame Sl. 20,33; Get Smart 15. . s :oo-Bonanza 3; Family Affair 1: Star Trek 15. 5:30--Adam.-12 • : News 6: ~verly Hlllbllllas 8; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam, 12 13. 6:oo-News 3,4,6,8,10, 13,15; ABC Newa6; Hodglpodge Lodge 20; Jody's Body .Shop 33. 6:30--NBC News3,~, 15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Your Futuro Ia Now 33; Clanlc Theatre Preview 20. 7:oo-Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell !he Truth4; Bowling tor Dollars 6; Space: 1999 I ; News 10; Let'a Make a Deal ·t3; Family Affair 15; Romagnolls' Table 20; Family at War 33; Music Collnectlon 5. 7: 30-Speclal Edition 5; Hollywood ~ 3.4; Ohio S.t ate Loltery 6; Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky 20; Wild Kingdom HI; To Tell ~ Truth 13: Amerk:an Outdoorsman 15. 8: OD-Dlck Van Dyke 3,., 15; Zane Grey ThNtre 5: Barney Miller 6,13; Wellons 8,101 Romollltlc Rebelllnn 11• r•~... 1... ,...,._.,.,. 20. 8 :30-Rex H~.rn.b:!or.d .5: 9n .T.IJe Rocks 6, 13; Clasilc Thtatre Preview 33. 9:0D-EII!II'Y Queen M,t5;; :Streets of San Francisco 6, 13; Movie "The French Ccnnectlon" I, 10; Clnalc Theatre 33.; Law and Mr. Jonts 5. lO :oo-Burke's Law 5: Medical Slorv 3,.,15/ Harry 6 · 6,13; News 20. lO :~Tn Be Announced 33. 'i t : OO:..f.lew$ 3,4,6,13,15; ABC News 33. 11 : 1~News 1,10. 11 :30-JohnnyCarson3,4,15; Mannlxt3; FBI6; Janak! 33. 11 :~Movie "The Femlly" I; Movie "Homecoming" 10. 12:30-Longstreet 1!1< Mannix 6. 1:OD-Tomorrow 3; Political Talk~­ ! : ~Tomorrow •· t :30-Longstreet 6; News 13. ot a problem situation today lhat waa soH-created. II w!ll be left to you to unravel. 11 For shame! 32 Cannen Mo- 32 Vitality TWISTI::R HIT OUR. 14 Labored forl.....-1~'----f­ JI Toe the fl Eacutd!eon lr.--1-+- HDUSE'tr For Tlltnday, Oct. 30, 1171 ,AIIIII (Merch 21·Apl'll 11) You're not likely to gel too much accompllahod today unless you ' re working on ..-+--4-+--i something arllatic or creati\18. blobi 38 Vase handle II Begin ( 2 wda.) ...-!-+-1----t TAUIIUI (April 20-Mer 20) Don't come on too strong loday ~Eibe .Yard 1..-II......L....J~~ In tront of friends about something good that has happened to you recently. One DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It : pol Is a bit envious. . AXYDLBAAXI. GiMINI (lllaJ 11.,_ 101 Put It J,ONGFELLOW things back in their places around lha houM today, or One letter oimply stands for anolher. In this sample A Ia later when you look tor used for the three L 's. X for lhe Lwo O's cl<. Single letters. something you need you'll not apostrophes, the length ond formation ollhe "·ords are all lind 11. hints. Ea<h day the code letlers ore dilferent. CANCIII (J..,.I1.JuiJ 121 Be CR~UOTE. extra careful today not to pa.. on lnformetl011 told to you In N MWHH WH N UXSCUZ FKWYM tho alrlcteet oonlldenee. lributary W11H ME~ERF:ATlHE CAMeRJ00E IF HE ~HIGH TALK Tm WENDELL GRAT&, · CARPETCONSULTANl ~ city Zl Sonja !I Oodles !I HigiHirun& Jl Trident 32 Western unhitching Were Rolten 6,13: Tony Orlando & Dawn 1, 10; Tribal Eye 20.33 . . 8:30-That's MY Mama 6,13. 9:0D-Doctors Hospital 3,.,15; Baratta 6,13; Cannon 8, 10; Great Perfof'mancea 20,33. lO:OD-Petrocelll 3,~.15; Slariky & Hutch 6,13; Kate McShane 8, 10; News 20; Say Brother 33. 10 :30-Another Look at Appalachia 33. n :oo-News 3,.,6,8,10,13, 15; ABC News 33R. ld'' 13; n :30-Johmy Carson 3,.&, 15; Movie "Bad ~ FBI 6; Movie "Torpedo Ruo" B; Movie For Mt and My Gal" 10; Janak! 33, 12:3()--Movle "Bad Ronald" 6. 1:DO-Tomorrow 3,•; Newt u . aepulchen au. 142-~211 • GALLIPOLIS P!l.Mt-IIMO Ysterday'1 Auw• cant factor you get, Upper River Rd. lieck.Mr. Wallet? s lnsiplll. a:~~~~: ~·the Prairie 3,.,15; Wh4n Thl~s !8 Tombs; 93 MPH b Witts V.W. %~point headdress KUBBERQACK POMEROY - 71h acres, ~ BR. bath , carpeting, . paneling, tile, N. gas, hot water heal, storm doors & windows. water solmer. · $15,()00. POMEROY - 3 BR, b4tlh, TV room , ulllltv R., ~- W. floors, N. gas heat, full basement •.largelot. $9,500, MIDDLEPORT - 2 BR, bath, carpellng, paneling, tile, lull basement, utility R., N. gas FA heat, carport, storm doora & windows. In excellent condillon. Sll.OOO. RUTLAND - 2 BR, dining R. bath, fireplace In LR, c.~rpetlng. paneling, tile, N. gu heat, \porches. garege. $9,500. POMEROY - 5 acres, 3 BR, bath, N. gao hNt, clly water. porches, slorg. bldg. , In good condition . $7.900. MIDDLEPORT ~ 2 story frame, 3 BR, 2 batha, dining R., ullllly R., N. 1111 furnace, alorage bldg; Walk to shop. S8,300. TOBUYORSELL - CALL US FOR YOUR NEEDS IN REAL ESTATE. H111ry E. Cleland; llrolctr affirmative. We don't have ail opening bid, but we do have a good spade suit and when you have a good spade suit it behooves you to get into the action. (Do you have a question lor the experts? Write "Ask the Jacobys " care of this newspaper. The Jacobys wilt answer individual questions if stamped, sell-addressed envelopes are enclosed. ·The most interesting quesllons will be used in this column and will receive copies ot JACOBY MODERN.} , 25 Vociferate !t Unique !'I Wagering f.or Ren or Sale · Clrpeti(ll 501 NYLON 99 Is \.IOU havin' trouble with JJer u Bilbop's .c --------------- .AQJ76 .54 +K832 .75. The aiiSWer is a resounding li FUter, u I Ukely coffee li ll«ompense 7 Marching a 18 Man on 1f Tad, to Abe certain way cars 17 Heavy ( 2 wda.) lJ Lacy Item 1t Borrowing • Glorify 12 Mate a preaftermath t Loud-voiced lenle of !tGerman Henie's birthplace Z2 Honeplay •n -------------- By Oswald &dames Jacoby A Michigan reader wants to know If we overcall a diamond opening bid to our right with : type I Sa'Utlnize ( 4 wda.) lnt:lustrialllt 4 Town IINI' 1Z Gate Arnhem ;-·s-;- -----------;-'---- ~~~~ attendants 11 My word! 11 American Wanh!tl 1i Wa.nted-To-a;.-,. -...,-_ --. For Rent . Pass Opening lead - Q 6 s Knlgbtl.y Reai .Estate For ---'---~ ZN.T. Pus Zolo Pass 3 N. T. Pass by THOMAS JOSEPH . ACROSS DOWN 1Cheu 1 Copper or defeat iron _ ____________ - 992-2158' 16 ~~:M*"*" accept customers ... CAU.JODAY Soulh The object of bidding is to win as many points as possible with good hands and lose ~ few as possible with bad ones. ; . ...,.-~.,--~:"::::" General experience has shown • 'IOU'tllfiOVf that wllen you hold 13 or more 114 nti61!T, high-card points you will do eN, -~ well to open the bidding, It bas al110 shown that when you want to compete against an opponent's opening bid your main requirement is playing strength . When you overcall , you risk getting doubled. North has an opening bid. It includes a .six-card club suit and North gets right into the action with a two-club overcall . ' Mobile Homes For Sale Welt North Ealll PaSll Wanted --------.1-------'- oloQ763 Bolh vulnerable lliA.T CH!:a.I'IJ!AitJ ·.A . ON LINCOLN HILL" SOVTII 6K 104 ¥K2 tQ976 HMM ... !.eT ~ /l.ro I.P ------------.---- "BE ASEI'nNEL EAST U S% ¥QB764 t 1085 6J9 oloS · ---------~---- ' - -------------- --------------- 29 oloAKIOB42 -.----------.-- Yard Sale This bid suggests the possibility of defending al clubs in case East-West have the hand. It also suggests game possibilities if South has the balance of power. South does have the balance of power. He has 10 high-card points and good club support. He also has a balanced hand with a spade stopper and decides to try for the game in notr~mp . He bids two notrump and North is happy to lAke him right to game, There is no problem in the play. South takes his king of spades and promptly cashes s ix clubs and two hearts before giving up \he lead. •AH 3~-AO - -------,------- Overcall works with length NORTH lil MemOIY Notice WIN AT BRIDGE .16 -------------- ------------- Television log for easy viewinll HAVE WE METr . BUY FOR CHRI STMAS' of Talki ng dol l and tiger, S7 each ; tovs ; games; books ; wE '" 1::,H ro e)(press our SMA LL orange - ~ellow kitten 19-75 F~R D F lOO true;. Phone . 1973 r-URD "1• •un pickup , '(8. ' stuffed animals; tllp e sincere ap preciation to the Bu'y, Sell !lr Trade found on West Main . Ca ll 992 7 ~ 47 4speed, p .s .. p.b.• new pa1nt , John.s on Miispjtry recorder , $10; lind record relatives , friends and neigh . Hu mane Society, 992 -2639 or go od co ndJtlon . $2, 100 . · · 10-21-12tp player, $15. Phon e . Brenda bors tor thei r kindn ess , & Remode li 11g 992 ·5427 after 6 p.m. Phone (6141 .9 85 ·3594. Appralul service on Ross , 992-7263 . sy mpethy, and floral of . I 0-27 .6tc 19iJ'FiAMBL ER-:- ii5o:-i>hone 10-2Hip 10·23·6fc estales and collections. fer iMgs at the death· of our 992 -2892 or ca n be seen at 957 Bird & MastiC Vinyl beloved sister, Lu cl nd l!l Broa dway, Middlepor t. 1974 GMC Jimmy , .4 wheel Siding Oanes . Specia l thanks to the dr ive , automatic , p.s., tape 10-24 -71C Alcan, Alcoa & Wolverln• John Quint . end Rawling s. FREE TO GOOD HOME - --~-=--- --------:.r heavy duty trailer Aluminum Siding Coats f'!" un eral Homes, the sma ll . whil e spay~d fema le 1967 FO RD Conv ertible, r uns. player Featuring tow in g specia l. Excellen t . Bird Vinyl Gutters PhOne 742-2331 Rev . Peter Granda!, and Jhe pup , gentle disposit ion , ~ ~~ condition . Call after 5:30 w ~ R:M Morning coa l and and Downspouts goqd, $225 . Phone 992-5301 . Armond At Roger Womsley. Rutland pallbearer!ji . The family of Shots. Indoor home w1th p.m. 992·3829. Sofflls olall kinds . 10-23-lOic Lucinda Da nes . wood he.l!lter, SAO .l!ln d 3 TLC needed . Co nta c t 10-lS.l mo. The Organ . 10·29.41C . . _ _ l2:.HS" 10·29· 11 c Human e Society , 992 ·5d27 ------'---------Siamese kittens . Phon e 992l ow NEFf;. 197 1 Monte Cirt ~ . 1966 F UR Y II , automatic 5307. Beginning at 9:00 . after 6 p .m . or 992 -2639 . d o~or'; loader ' 400 v.s, auto .• p.s., p.b.. a •r 10·2B o 6tc 10·1B·.121 p · E(~2AQATING'.' trea tment. Special : tra nsmissio n , in good Dinner Served and ba ckhoe wo'fk ; septic TERMITE cond., bucke T seats, am, $175 average , hou$e . ·s yr . 1 · cond ition. Also, two twin insta ll ed ; dump tan ks radio , stereo tape pl ayer. Beginning gu~rantee . Phone "992-7826. : IN MEMORY of Don Ca pehart WE LL trai ned Beag les. also green with dark green v 1nyl baby calv es . 3 weeks old . REMI. ~.GTON •. l ,_lQQ...!Jl.l.!i< tru cks and IO ·bDVS for hire ; 10-29-4fp I who passed Oct . 'l9 , 1965. white gui neas . P~on e 742 - top . Phone 992 -6192 aft er .4 Phone 843-2353 . At 5:00 new 12 or :20 ga . $172 .50. will haul fill dirt, top soli . - - - · L 252 1 or will tra de for any 10-29 -4tc ~lfe ' S 1 Mldt1t,.nnrt , Oh io. ·lim eston e and gravel~ Cal l · ~W IJOO . 90WE~> Rt:~A II<jl You left us a beautiful ki nd of guns . p.m · 10-23 ·1fC . · lQ.olcl61c Bob or Roger Jeffers. day -- Sweepers, toasters, Iron~. 1 memorv . 10-:24 -6tc ---------..-----phone R92.7089, nig ht phone .. all sma ll ap plian ces . L·awn 1: A sorrow too great to be told . 12 x 70 TRA ILER , 2 bedroom , 992-3525 or 992·5232. of ca ttl e with red tN u'"' ~ " ~,) \..llo11 nt!1 Citizen's mower, next to State Hlgfb, But for us who have loved vou , centr.l!ll air , total elec .. NEw· Im proved "Z ippies," ~ 2-11-tfc identification tags In ears. TO GIVE AWAY - Cu le, way Ga rage on Ro ute t:r ·• Band transceiver. am -fm ' ... That memory will never grow utility bu ilding, take over littl e 7 week old puppy 1o one deep red Angus cow . 1 mp• rad io, 8 track stereo . - . ---------the great iron pill now with ?~one 985 -3825 . Old . h payment s. Phone ( 304) 882 WESI"~CIAILIZE .In mob il e good hom e. Ph one 992 -3496 two Herefords , 550 reward Call 992 - ~96 !. VItamin C Nelson Drug . ' 4·16.tk : Sadly mi ssed by mot er , 33.40 after s p.m . hom.e furna ce repair . Phon e .~--after S100. fo r Information or return of 9·5·1fC . -~,. 10-29·11P Allee. SISler.. Belly . 10·22 -12tc 10·29 ·11< cattle . Ca ll 949-2774 or 25610-29·11P 992' 5858 . 9·18-lf• ·s ePT I ~ TANKs c le a n e"d ~ coal cook stoves, 1 coal AM M O'w hoi;s-;i;.O~e·r 71~7, 6239. . 10·21 ·61C · MOde rn Sa nita tion . 992 ·395.4 l973"V tNO ALE Trail er and lot TWO f - - -- - $1.29; Brenneke slugs, $ ~ . 95 hea ter. Phone 992-5262 in or ·992-7349 · 1 ·located in Tupp ers Plains . per bo)( , all shot shells 'WI,L~trl~ "or-:·~, trees an~ Help evening . • 9 · 1 8 - tf~ Phon e (614) 66nB17 . shrubbery. Pho!"'e . 949 -254. wholesale . Black powder , 10·29·41c R N n-eeded satu-r'day and ------.1---- I , 10-16.12fc or 742-3167. S2 . 90 lb . Lots of new and -FRIDA Y ONLY, Oct. 31. Sale sunday on ly, 7 to 3, da y. Ca ll BACK HUt: rur rt:n1, novr Ol 10·B ·261C 3 FA MIL Y Yar d Sa les, used guns, Fi fe's back of Ho tpo lnt 14 cu . ft. doub le held Inside . Good cto'thlng , Ar c adia Nur si ng Home , l 4 TON In te rnational pick up , NEW con trac t. ~eg . or e,(<:' .Tuesday and wednesday , door refrigerator and deluxe Speed Queen Laundrymat, c :-BRA D FQR O~~~ct"l~-,--;er. adults and children . old Coolville. 1·(6141 667 ·3196. cavatlng lype. Septic tanl\( Nov , 4 and. Sat Mrs . Char les 4 s peed trans ., H . O . 992 -7494 . Mlddleporl. Phone dishes and picture fr ames . range, $500 for both or elec. 1Q.29.61c installed. Bill Pu lli ns . Phone • Complete se rvice. Phone springs to carrv ca mper r We trade for anything . Many misc . items . Brad - ward , Portland , Ohio . 10 sell separately , Can be seen 992-2478 . • 949·2487 or 949-2000 . Racine, heavy bumpers wit h hi tch 10·26-12tp a.m . 1111 5 p.m. _ 1-llc bury - Watch for signs. ury Sales , 111 E. at Kingsb 10 3 8·27-lfC' , Ohio , Crill Bradford . fo r horse trailer, low Ma in St., Pom ero y, Ohio or 10.29-2tp 10·9-tfc mileage . To see , contac l9 92. ~ ·GOLD sparkte snare drum in ca ll 992-7034 . 7017 . IL Y Yard Sa le , Ocl . 30, S EWING M'-'\..HII'IIC: ;~ good cond ition . Phone 992SWEEP ER and Se wing 'FAM 31 and Nov. 1. 9 a .m. till 4 Repairs, se rv ice. all make~ 10-27 .Jic Mach ines Repair , Parts .l!lnd ' p.m . No junk . :238 Con do r St . 992 -2284 . The F.f'bric, Shop""' --------------- N·ew yellow corn and 35-A 7276. CARRIER 10-26.71c Suppli es . Davi s Vacuum Pop1ero~ . l\uthol'Pzed Singer behind Landmark·. 197 4 CHR YS LER s tatio n Mc Cullough Power Saw . Cleaner. 112 mll•up George's 10·28-4tc Sal es a nd Service . We wagon , low m ileege, lo"aded, Creek Rd . otf Sla le Rout e 7. Phone 742 ·2359 . WE HAVE sholgun Shells, sha rpen Sc l ~so r s. ~ mu st sell. Phone 992-1206 . Phone 446-029.4 . 10-29 ·12tp rifle shells, cle.l!lnlng . ac GARAGE-SALE--=.--w-;d . Have just the route Virgil B., Sr. ~ 3-29 -lfc!l . 10.2B-31p 10.29-ltc cessor ies, hunting clOthes, __ ::_. '"' nes day , Thur~dey and SET of winter tires, size 7 Jll 35- boot s, bl ac k powder guns open for you. Win F rida~ . Lo ts D1f c lothing , t::"'Ul IVL I A CO .N CRETE·~ 19691 MPERI AL .LeBarn , 2 dr . 14. Phone 1614) 667·3363. and accessori es. reloading shoes , real cheap , at Tom prizes • •Learn delh/ered r ig ht ~to vo~ exc ellent cond ition . Cal l 99:2 · 10.29·61p mat erials , scopes, moun ts, : Haym a n's Long Bottom, pf'o jecf , Fast and easy . Fr.., Yes, we will 5131 da y ti me or evenilig s. responsibility, kn ives. sleeping beg s, bOll! Ohio , last house behind post es timates . Phone 992 ·3284 , IH:ALIOR 992·3173. B WEEKS O ld baby pigs. jackets and cushions, new office at red bulldlng. Goeglein Ready MiJ~~ Co ~ . 10·2B ·Jip Earn Extra Phone 949·2857. holsters. bells, rifle straps 10-29 ·3tC "(( lddleport. OhiCW ,, 10·2Hfp and much, much more at Spending Money I 6·30 lfc, Ind ian Joe 's Sports and ----- -----I 5 FT . BRUSH hog, 3 pt . hlfch, CB's, JOB Page St., Midbacknoe. : s200. Phone (614) 9Bl-3594. 2 FAMILY - 4 B.R. brick, 2 E:i<CA'V AI1'NG, dl epor t. 12 • 6S mobile home, 2 W t ~ Ie r and dltcher. Gn r~ TRAILER sp·a·ce ;Or ren t 1t1 10.29 -41 p _,;. 10· 11 -301c baths, nat. gas hea1· an electric .l!lnd water line • bedrooms, on FlatW ood s ' Middleport . Phone 992 -5434 . ---------Rd ., Pom eroy. Un . only S12,000. burial , ba sements, footers, ' 10·21-26t c 10.10 JOHN Deere dozer , 6ft . NO. I HEATING OIL derplnnlng , wllh 6 x 20 septic s~stems and b r u~ ' blade winch , ca no py , N0.2 HEATING OIL awning and 3 sols of sleps. Empqment Sail! · 12 ROOMS - Older home with . clean ing . Will houl till d l rl'~ 3 ROOM furnished house . reversal bar, oood con Degree Day DeiiYiry Wrlle or ca ll VIole I Batey , top 'soil, sand and gra1JeY,1 992-5535. Phone dition . $4,500. Phone {614) 3 BEDRM . house in Rac ine . bath , QlSS and city !N• Ier. limestone 15<48 Rose Hill Rd ., .CARPENTRY , . pane f1 n~. far dr iveway! andl PI 10-21-tfc ' 985·3594 , 949 -2671. Phone Budget Pay an Reynoldsburg , (614 ) B6< · floor ing find ctlllng. Phone $7,500.00. roads . Phone Charles ~ ., 10-2Htp IO·l ·261C 992-27!9, POMEROYLAN DMARK 2490. Hatf ield , Bl!ckhoe Service,, POMEROY - 3 B.R.s bath, . Rt . I, Rutland, Oh iO, 742-1 10-29 .41C 10·21-301c f 'UU N I ~y Mobile Home. -19-75- Y - A-MA_H_ A -360 -M X~~x J-----------· Jack W. Corsey, Mgr. a·EDRM . ho 10,' . ,. : tUst' . , Park , Rt. 33, ten miles north =--~.,...17"-=-------fi nished, remodellng , Sa!cl!l and large family room . $8500. 6092 . of Pomeroy . Larg e lots wit_ !ce llent condition, never Phone 992-2181 . 'il'I!MODEL 1 NG , Pl umbing , 7-11 -90 St., Rutland . Phone 74~.- ~ Y9. conc rete patioS'/ sidewalk!' raced. Phone I6U) 985 -3302 L.:::;;=-------'' --' ,..,.. $ nd~~ot!S ana · heati ng and , all ty pes o~ 1 after 4 p.m. or see Milo B. runners an d off sl r ef eve nings after S p.m. REt)IQ:a'tED--2 B.R. home w!ilJi})vbu"" sE~·~ , e; . _. ,• ~., ""'"' ,, ,tl'"~ ·~' "'" 1 • h gen e ral repair . Wor:~ Hut chison. · parking . 'Phone 992 ·7479. I0 -26·51c TH ... Mc1u;, I-IIUITIOI dl~ models of mob le om ~~~ guaranteed . 20' years eitl on 33 North. Bath> garage end Bu il d an all steel'bulldlng 9·23.ftc large lot. S16,000. spOnsoring a masquerad e Phone area code 614 -4 perlence . ' Phone 992 .2409. 12J I.If . - - -- - - - - - - - - - Pole Barn prices? Gold · o~a'lt{t, ~ sa turcta~. Nov . 1, 9531 . ,. . _tfr S-1-tff • -· .,-· ·--~·--~----.- · 11969 VW, rebuilt engine, Giant All -Steel Building ~ 13 HoMe-:"1~;-fiJ;i;ed rrom 9 p.m. to 1 a.m . .!!If th e ' ------------.--'--.-. ,' REE RE NT AT VILLAGE Sl.OSO , _llarrel soddle, SSO, Rt-t 4, Box 148, wavertvt remodeling . S.l!ltem St ., RIVER FRONT LOT - . en d 7 Oh io. Ph one 947 .2296. · MANOR IN MID · 100 AMP squore d breaker ~~~~~~~~~n s~ v~:.:o~'.u rRulta nd . Phone 742 -2306 room house, 2 baths, furnace, OLE PORT! We are so sure p.l!lnet. like new, $25 . 36 inch 7 -24 · 1 f~ coupl e. Several rock bands, . •_ , ~ • afler 4 p. m. or see Milo B. on nice corner , $23,500. that yo u will tove our apart · exhaust tan . S35; R upp mlnl · --------bring be verages . Games flO fuf"nilure , ., ~e bous, 3 AND 4 ROOM furni shed and Hut chinson . .. _11 c ments that we give you two bike, S40, 2 sets French o & D TREE Trimming , 'tU\ 10 9 and prizes . Adults 18 and brass beds, or com plete unfurnished apartments . weeks RENT FR EE . Just doors , $4b. Phone 992-7889. 'ho years e•per lence . lns ur ed, over households . Wr ite M . Dt Phone 992t5434. --------------_ pay yo ur secur ity deposit 10-29 -6tc 12 ROOMS - Nice older me, fr ee estlmaoes . Call 992 ·30$711 10-19-12tc Miller , Rt. 4, Pomeroy , · 4-'17.1fc and sta ~ six months end the - - - - - - - - - -- -- A ROOM and bath , with car 2 baths gas furnace, and 2 or Il l 667 -3041 , Coolville. ·' ' -------------Oh'lo. Cell 992-7760. ----fir s"t2weeks is free . You will TWO uphoi ste.J-ed chairs. tl port . Phone 992 ·5871. nice le;el lots. $27,000. ____ ::_ ______ ~:2_5~ WINTER ' S chill In lhe air 10·7·74 l'.l:lA ILER spsce for rerlt. ~II enl o~ monthly leases , all In terested. call Harry Swan , 10-26.61C utilities . Phone 992 -5535. tim e to thi nk "Skin-Care." L OcuS'ffinC"e- POst:-Tilant electric living , carpeting , Portland, 843 -:2223. NE DO .l!llumlnum siding, Koscot cosmetics, Ann 9·16.tfc range and ref rigera tor , fr ee 10·28 -3tc fjOUs·{;;~mn.lncoln Hgls . NEW LISTING - 10 rooms, gutler work , roofing , 9•"' 2_5826 . Sa uva ge , Ind ependent T""'ii'£ -h pickup , cab le TV 4 rooms , large kit chen , bath, hot waler heal, large paneling , po inting, plum . Distrl butor, Syracuse, 992- ________ ___ 1 0 ~~ tc 3 BE O"R M. ~- house , un · tras (opllonlll I and taun dr.y •nd bing , We fix the whol e basement , nice biickyard , b d 72 furnish ed. Also . I furnished house. AI Tromm . 7~2 ·2328 . taci lllles . Con ven ien t to and low priced . See between kitchen, 4 e rooms " 32 · trailer. Phon e 992 -2780 or 10 .23 .61 p LOG S - Pot'nerov For est dining. Large lot In Racine. _ _ _ • • ·'/,~ shopping on Third and Mil l 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Products II payi ng top 92 -3<132. 9 ----------prices tor tog s delivered to In Middl eport . VIL LAGE ------~-----' 10-20· l)lc 10-19-tfc tFY vv vc evtt• r,v•L 11 d~tw the mills on Bailey Run Rd . MANOR is yo ur s for one HD -5 LOADER, good con OON'T WASTE YOUR TI~E NEIGLER'S BwHdlng oriP, bedroom apar tm e nt s Koscot cosme lcs and off Highway 124, between leEORM.-;;;t·:~ali;i~!;k~ u dil lo n. Phone e venings , Hou·se in Porttnnd , take over supply . we spoclellze stadlng at S104 monthly plus SEE US FIRST· building houses . Also, dol hav e n' t been reservlced, Pomeroy and Rutland , Ohio. street perk ing ,. Phone 992 · (614) 667 ·3484 . payments . 5 rooms and · phone Helen Jane Brown , Phone 992 .5965 for delivery elec. We pay for ever~lhlng 10-28.31c repair work and cabinets·, bath , good well , 2 acres of 2094 · Independen t Distributor . and lnslr uctions. 1Q.:28 -6tc else . see the Manager at ground , coal heat . Phone . s ldlng :~.• all G~ aluminum Rivers ide Apa rtm ents or LO CUST po sts, 370 Win · (6W 992-5113 . Or me ybe you 10.2J.61c - - - - - - - - - - - - - Nelgler, 9 ~ 9 - 2508; If 843 -2292. ce ll 992-3273 . Th is oiler will chester 20 gauge . Phone 74:2 . would like to take orders . 2 B -E D -ROOM tra iler. Reedsart!wer c~lt49·2113 or 9 10-28·12tc full or spere lime In either t end soon . so move In now 2359 . .2457. -:. West Vlrolnla or Oh iO. ville . Phone (614) 378·6384 . and save SSSS. 10·2B ·5tp MIDDLEPORT - Com plelely 10·l ·2611)' 0 26 10·2J .Ifc ----~ ' - ttc FOR- RENT · OR SAL E, 2 -----------~~4-0tp remodeled build ing, 2.000 ----bedrm . home . For more 2 BED ROOM trailer , real TWO be droom furnished 70,000 BTU GAS STO VE , S100 . feet of business space and ~~~ 1963 Ford lOOXL V -8 ~OOM t~ uu ooaro tor senior Infor mation, caii742-J183, or nice . Phone 99'2 ·3324. . two fu rn ished apartments . apartment Jn Middleport . DO IT!! ciUzens. very nice . Phone cont'act Lee Lefeber , 10-24 -tfc automatic, Sl80. Mc Culloch Very low mal"tenan.ce . PHone 992 .3129 . 250 saw, $75 . All excellen t. Good Investment Income . 992-3509. Harr isonv ille, -------------10 .12 ·ttC 10·29 ·31c , l0 -26-6tc Phone 742 ·2359. Excellent opportunity to ----------·'F'LIK NI SHED apartn1-=u• . 10'28-61p e llm lnate· rent paymeot far - - - - - - -- - - -- adu lts on l~ '" Middleport 3 RM . BATH furniShed apl.ln your present business Midd le po rt. Inqu ire at 5 HEA D purebred Hereford Phone 99:2-387-' . space . Phone 992-7889. 3·25-11< Kay's Be.l!luty Sa lon, 169 N . cow s. br ed to freshen In I0-28·61c -------'--------..: ~ second , Middlepor t. Febr.uary . Phone 949·2822 . 10·29-41c HOU SE tor renT w11u, • vv . .. ~, 10-2B·31c l 'h baths , g.l!l! heat. oarage In Midd lepor t. Adults , no ON_E _u~u 1 uv n 1 11dlter epar t. 0 N e Hoover washer , wh Jte pets . For ep pl. , ca ll (61.4 1 men I. Phone 992·5248 or 992- with yellow tri m, woodgrain .. 1 3436. top, S7S. Phone 992·5006. 367 -7177 . 10-26-lfc POMEROY, OHIO 10.26-6tc Square, 10·2B·Jic · Card -~. Sentinel, Mlddleport·P!mel'oy, 0., Weti'"'""".Y, UCt.l!ll. lif/b . n• eo· I ecHool.. ~ 0000 GRADE&. RUTlAND ". LID (JuiJ 13· Allg. ECHWOACE FURN.n ully HVCCYD LZ PDCA ANFQKC 221 Thla Ia HFXV not a good day lo makelmpor· tanl purchases . You could easily ba talked Into paying LCYXTC more than aomelhlng Ia actual· ly wonh. PXKEH HQVCKIUQXQH . - MAI<E UP IIORE · FX WAOKWE VIRGO (Aut. 21-lepl. 12) Pay compliments today N they're LCKOTNA llnceraly d--.d, but don't Yesterday's Cryptoquole: IF YOU CAN'T HELP YOUR altempt to UM flattery to gain :u.~;._..ji~..L.J---<- FRIEND WITH MONEY, HELP fUM AT LEAST Wim A your tndl. It won't wort<. SIGH. - SOURCE UNKNOWN LIIIIA (lepl. U.Oct.lll Don't (C) ltU Kln1 Ftatum SwecUcatt, 1nc.l expect aomeone to ball you out OAOBURN MIND· · WHAT IS IT? tf2-2m j j - ..r:a:. .. \ BCOIIPIO (Oct. 24-lltw. 121 Debll spending could be your downfall today. Walt UN you have it tucked In the bank before usumlng new obllgaliona, IAGITT AIIIUI (Not. U.Dec. 211 Don'l do anylhlng today thot could later refleCt on vour honor or reputauon. ~dhere to your hlghast lduls.. CAPIIICOIIN (D... II.Jen, Ill Walt till all the llcta are In loday before making )udgmenls . Your llral lmpraaalons won't be wholly rella~e. AQUAIUUI (,_ ..,._ 11) Oo bulln.a today only w!th persona you·vo dealt with betoro, or know by reputation to be ethical . Be wary ot strangers. PIICII (fell. 20-M- 10) Oon'l egroe to do ll.)f!lelhlng today contrary to your· own good, juat becauM you don1 want io hun a MtiSIIIve lrtend. ~Your · 'VBirthday o.t. 10,11?1 The coming y..r will ba a tavorable one fOr you romanlically. Stronger bonda will be lllilbllahed with one who It already naar and dw lo your ' - !, f �•. 211 - Thge Daily Sentinel, MiddlePQrt -Pomero~ , 0 ., Wednesday, Ocl. 29, 1975 ~~.«~W-*:::t:$.00 Ford · would have court keep New York going . FIRST TOURNAMENT - Class "AA" sectional girls tournament play began TueSday at Meigs High School. in the first match, Sheridan was 2-1 over Galllpolla and Meigs 2-1 over Warren. Sheridan and Meigs met with Sheridan taking two straight. Above Is a scene in the Meigs game. 'rhis is the first girls volleyball tournament to be played at the state level. Action will continue Thursday evening at Meigs High School. · Belpre wiU play Nelsonville York at 5, New Lexington will play Fairland at 6and the winners of the two games will play at 7. On Nov. I, at 7 p.m. the championship game will be played. The winner of t!lis game will go to the district. volle~bail Soup sale plan is announced Those wishing to donate to the senior citizens public soup sale to be held from 3 to 7 p.m. Friday at the , senior citizens center In the former Pomeroy JWJior High School are advised of the schedule. Those contributing to the support of the project are to have items at the center Thursday morning while those dQnating pies and cakes are to have them at the center MEIGS lHEATRE TONITE thru THURS. OCT. 2··30 NOT OPEN ' FRI.-SAT.-SUN. OCT. 31-Nov. 2 t)IGIY, THE BIGGEST 'DOG tN THE WORLD ' (TKhnlcolor.l Sll~w ,,.,,,7:00p.m. Friday morning. Suup will also be sold to take out. Those wishing carry out service are to take their own containers. The price is $1.25 a quart for takeout orders. FIRE PUTOUT The Middleport Fire Department was called to extinguish a blaze in the village-owned leaf scavenger at 1:53 p.m. TueSday. The equipment was being usedJo pick up leaves in the cOm· munity wheh apparenUy it ~!eked up 'leaves in which a burning cigare t had been thrown . The leaves caught fire ..There was no damage tq the equipment which was .again being used WedneSday lo continue leaf pickup in the town. PLAYING NITEL Y By MIKE FEINSU.BER · WASHINGTON (UP!) President . Ford today proposed legislation permittlng a federal CO\Ifl to asswne control of New York Cit~ 's finances if the city defaults on its debts. Such court control, the President said, would assure that vital services to New York City's 8 million residents would not be Interrupted. Ford said he would veto "any bill that has as its purpose a federal hail-Gut of New York Cit~ to prevent a default." This was a hardening of his previous stand in which he said he had not yet seen any legislation he could sign. ''The people of America are asking why New York City . should get special advantages," Ford said in ,a speech preparedJor deUvery before a luncheon of the National Preas Club. · "Why, they ask, Should aU t!le working people of this country be forced to rescue those who bankroUed New York City's policies for 110 limg _ the large Investors and big banks " Ford said Ford expr~ confiden~ New YOI'k City's default ,_ which could come as early as Nov. 17 ~would not cause a financial panic. "We have heard enough scare talk," he said. Ford said the financial Issue 3 •••. markets had already anticipated and discounted the possibility of the city's default. Ford said tbe legislation he was proposing would give the U.S. District CoW1 in New York "authorlly to preside over an orderly reorga~tion of New York City's financial affairs should that become necessary." But in order to file a -·· bankruptcy petition with the wurts, the c;ity would also have to present ·..a good faiQI plan" for repaying i~ debt and "a program lor placing t!le llacal affairs of the city on a sound basis." · Then, Ford said, the court would be empowered to authorize debt certificates . a type of bond - covering oew loans by the city. F'uture revenues would be bound ·to pay off these new debts. (Continued trom page 1) . redu~d by COLUMBUSOlfiO STATE quarterback Rex . w. Kern, who directed the Buckeyes to an undefeated season · $} biJli" in 1968, has been named administrative assistant In the 0n Development Fund and the Department of Athletics at OSU. economy· ' FORMER By LEONAl\D CURRY Kern will divide his Ume between the two departments and will receive an annual salary of nearly $16,Ml. SAN FRANCISCO - A SMILING SARA JANE Moore, wearing red, white, and lllue striped pants, declined to enter a plea Tuesday on a charge that she attempted to assassinate PreSident Ford. . So federal Judge Samuel Cooti entered an Innocent plea for her and set a trial date lor Dec. 15. Public defender James Hewitt argued that Mlsa Moore was not prepared to enter a ~aandsaidhewouldappealthejudge'sactlon. Judge Conti a!Bo said the psychistric emminations of Miss Moore were completed and set Nov. 17 for a hearing on •whether Miss Moore was mentaUy able lo stand trial. . AMERICA'S WOMEN WERE ASKED TO CANCEL aU normal activities - work, shopping, banking; cooking, 'Child care and even &ell ~ as part of a nationwide feminist strike todaThyto aho~~estrlltsystemhowmuch It depends on them. e one.....y e, known as "Allee DoeSn't," was caUed · by the National Organization for Women in hOpes that "everything will stop In this country" without the services ol t!lousands of &trilling homemakers, bUJinellll!l'omen and even prostitutes. Opponents of the strilte, who promii4!d a counterprotest called "America Does What Alire Doesn't," predicted it wouki'faU and demanded that employers flie 11J1Y woman . who goes on strike. . ' (Continued from page I) $8.31 a year to drive. State Issue . 8, recom· mended by the Ohio legislature, would allow the state to help finance the reorganization ·and development of freight and ~ger rail systems. II a!Bo would allow tbe General Asaembly to paBS laws: -Permill.\ng ~I governmenta to loan money for railroad development. -Reducing lues on property used for ran -aervice. -Permitting the state to reimburse local government lor revenues loot through the tax reductions. PASSENGER - The legislature has already paseed, and the governor approved, a bUi setting uP the Ohio Rail Transportation Auljlorlty. This bipartisan agency has operating money and may start work when members are appointed by the governor by December. ORTA's Initial asalgnment Is to develop high-~~PCed commuter line between Toledo, Cleveland and Y6ungstown, and In the "3-C" corridor from Oeveland to Akron to Cohmbus to Dayton to Cincinnati, just as Rhodes haa proposed. State Issue 8 would allow ORTA to help finance suCh pl8DB, with bonds being ..ld off through rail service receipts rather than a gaaollrle tax Increase. FREIGH·r-The Ohio Constitution forbids the loaning of govenunent money BEIRUT, LEBANON- CHRISTIAN and MOI!em fighters battled with mortars, rockets and mac:hlne guns aCI'OIIS the blazil!g ,streets of Beirut today, forcing the United States to step up the evacuation of Americans. About 70 peraons were killed and !50 wounded over the pas\24 hours, raising the toU in seven weeks of clvU war to over 100 dead and 2,300 wounded. Some 110 u.s. embauy staffers and their lamiUes joined about 50 teachers and famlllea from the ~can Community School at Beirut airport this momlng for flights out of the strife-tom country. . · . · NEW YORK- PROMOTQRS OF RIO RANCHO ~tes, widely advertised 111 a ''master-planiied. c!IJII)Iuiuty" near Albuquerque, N, M., which could provide homeaite purchasers with financial oocurity for their retirement, bilked the public of more lban ,$2011 miDion, according to U. S. Attorney Paul J. Curran. . A federal grand jury Tuesday returned 1111 ~o6nt Indlctment agalnlst Amrep Corp., two of Its subeldlaries - ·Rib RanCho EBtalel, Inc. and ATC Realty Corp. - and seven major . officers, .directors and shareholders of the land development cmrern..The firms and Individuals were charged with 10 counts of violating the Interstate ~nd Sales Act In the sale of ''undeveloped, llellll-arld desert lots as a good financial Investment." · Amrep, baaed lri New Yark, Immediately issued a denlalc:i the Charges, saying they were ''wholly unwarranted and legally and morally unjust." · to private corporations. CMRaU,a private corporaTUESDAY THRU SATURDAY lion set up lly- the federal govenunent, II going ,to reor-· ganlze the nation a rail system. •-· Issue awould enable .._~. Obi o to ... ue revenue.,.. .... TUES,.THURS. FRI. & SAT. to join . thil program, 8: 30-1:00 8: 30-2: 00 receiving In return mllUon in federal matching funds. 992-3629 Failure of Ohio to join the ConRail plap by nut · February could reault In the Best In loss of a chance to reclllim Live Entertainment l,Ml mUea nf abandoned tracks and the Ioiii nf eXIsting rail service according to 160 com· ~_.;lllllii...,liiio_...i__...;.,;_____.,..,.______~---. . munltles, to The MEIGS INN Surplus is News •• in Briefs a GEO. HALL AUTOS COLLIJ)E Heavy· damages .were· lneurnd to two cars and one driver was clled to mayor's court as the result of ail accide~t · on W~st Main SL Tuesday morning ·in Pomeroy. P~Uce said .a car driven by Herbert Gilkey, Shade, headed ·west, struck the · rear of a westbound car . drlvea by Guy Lynch, LaagsvWe, wbo was at· teinptiag a lefthaod tuni' into the Welker Service Statloa. There were no .injuries and Gilkey was . cited to mayor's coW1 on an assured clear distance charge. · *rtJ::.r::::.l:·...::::m =-x::• nsJJJU . ' :6" '18 proponents of lasue 8. RaU transportation would be 1011 to farmers, power companies, grain storage facilities and Industries. Although Issue 8 woUid not allow tal mmey to be used to ..Yoff the bonds, opponenta argue that It would lei a bed precedent by allowing the state to ultln\ately taie over railroad operatlonll, pardlase equipment and asaume dobta. Nm: Stille ls111e 4 I m~ager NEW HAVEN, W. Va. William R. Hayes, production · supervisor • maintenance at Central Operating Com- · pany's Philip SpQ111 Plant, has been named manager of the Amefican Electric Pov.:er System's coal tran~fer facility at Metropolis, lll. Hayes, a 25-year veteran at the plant, who lives in Syracuse, Meigs County, will assume his new position November I, and will relocate his family tb~re . The new terminal, now Under construction · on the Ohio River at Metropolis, will be a major transfer. point for the shipment of Western coal to AEP System power plants in Midwestern states. The ·oal will come from Utah and .'¥oming by rail and, at Metropolis, be.transferred to river barges for completion of its trip to the generating stations. Hayes, who has served as a village councilman, has been emplo~ed at the plant since 1950. He was ·named maintenance · foreman the following year, and to his UPI Bualneu Writer WASHINGTQN (UPI) The nation's balance of payments SID'plus declined $1 billion In the third quarter, mostly due to increased demand for petroleum and other imports, the Commerre · Department said today. In another key report, Conunerce said the index of leading economic indicators dipped 0.9 per cent in September for the first decline In seven months. Veterans Mel!lorial Ho,pltal Many economlsls say the 1 ADMITTED · - Rol)ie leading Indicators point \he ~yre, New Haven; Stella .future direction of the Bass, Dexter; Kenneth economy, if a trend continues Brooks, Albany; Darlene for several months. But the Duncan, . Syracuse; Paul primary reason for the .Wolfe, Racine; Rodney Allen, September decline suggested PorUand. , an increase in consumer DISCHARGED - WUUam' spending, which would be a Mlddleswart, aara PhiUipS, boolt for the eCOilomy'. ' , Louise· Burbridge, Woodrow In the balance of payments, Kapp, Julia Gibbs, Maxine the third quarter surplus Hobbs,' James Pauley. slipped to $2.3 biUion after a ' $3.3 blUion surplua In the ' second quarter, Commerre Holzer Medical Center said. (Dls~barges, Oct Z8) Despite the weakening in Brenda Adkins, Mrs. Bob 'the balance of paynients, the 'Bishop and daughter, LUUan SID'plus so far in 1975 Is $9.9 Bumgardner, Earl Clark, billion compared wit!l a $5.3 Lynn Crabtree, Betty Diehl, billion deficit for the firat nine Homer Elliott, Marie Ferrell, months of 1974. Susan Forrest, Sabra Freeman, Hannah 'Gregory, QUORUM LACKED JliJIIea HaSh, Harry Hill, Due to lie lack of a quorum D9nald Justus, Adam a postponed session of Loom!s, Bernice Midkiff, Middleport VIllage CouncU Linda Murphy, Mary Ousley, scheduled for TueSday night Ruth Price, Mrs. Carl RatUff was not held. There were no and son, August Trapp, special sessioM set and the Patricia Vannest, Maxine next meeting of the group wiD Walters, Jason Williams, not be held until Monday, William Winter III, Mrs. Nov. 10. Clarence Yooog and aon. H2·2635 ; MIDDLEPORT • post In" present supervisor~ 1972. Hayes is a member of the Knight York Cross of Honor of the Maaoris, and a veteran of Navy.ser\tlce in the Second : Wcirld War. He attended the , American Electric Power ,; System management ., development program Ql the University of Michigan • earlier this year. He and his ; wife Belt~, who Is presently president of the Syracuse Board of Public Affairs, are the parents of two sons, who • will move to Metropolla with : them, and two married • daughters, and one m&rried ~ T son . at y VOL. _XXVII NO. 140 by~~ ~~.&.:.e.u.:.::WJ®!W.i:*• ·x:m :::: u.·:: ::: • 'l'RIAL DA·l'E SEr . . DOYLESTOWN, Pa. (UPI} - The daughter of Senate: · SI~VER Complete 1111 c1UI of ~ula Md IIIII M•'s IIIII lizi!S. Bats Dlpldm.t,;Jst. Floor Elberfeld$ In at Saturday cliriics slated Malcolm Orebaugh, Ad· . ~GIIOS1'8,. 8oblinl ud other Mril creatum ro&macilhrough lilolt nf Melp C9unty's -··' cdnmumties 1111 lili&t when tr!dt trelt night wai obeerved. unaemeath the garb in ihls ~oto are Kim and Todd Adama, children of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Adorns of Pomeroy. « hr'~·~'''''$'~'''''''m''*;'''':'''''~''l~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,,,,,,,,,,,:,~''''~:::~:~ f.Ll~ws. • .zn Brzef~ .,.OOLUMBUS - SEN. JOHN GlEN, D-OIDO, said Wednesday he Is oppoaecl to Gov. James A. Rhodes' four so-caUed "economic recoverY" issues on t!le llltewlde ballot nelll Tuesdjly. "I plan to vol1! agaliwt the four lnlflltlves - Issues 2, 3, 4 and$ -and urge Ohloalll to take a complete look at what the lsanea promile and how they would be financed," Glenn said. "Laudable endl do not juJtify bad means, parUcularly whell the coatis mortgllling future generations rJ Ohl0101 and llharply hiking taxes at a time nf belt tightening and ~ddlng economic rec:overr," he said In a statement·lasued from his Washington office. LOS ANGELES - UNDER EXTRAORDINARY SECURITY, PRESIDENT FORD returned 1o California Wedneoday night and told a Republican gathering "America wants a prnldent who Is a fighter, no! a patsy." . In an apparent bid for more colllll!mtlve support as well as a rebuke to his critics In New Yon City, Ford promised he will ''not fUng open the United States Treasury to tNery city 11111!1 a hole in ill pocket." Ford hid a television Interview today and then arranged to fly to san Fra.ncilco for a lund-t"alslrw appearance at the St. Francil Hotel, where an attempt wsa made on hil life last month. He will address stiU another GOP fund raiser in Milwaukee before returning to Wa8bingion late tonight. • WASHINGTON-BLACKL~GBENEFITPAYMENTS FILLED .• No letters to t!le edilor pertalnhig to candidate• or issues lo be voted upon Nov. 4 will be published In the fill.ll two Issues ol Ibis paper prior to elettloa day. Purpoae of thll' PQlicy Is to asture that no chargeo or stat~ents will be pablls8~1thoul adequate opportun for refuting such e 111gea or statementl. Frtday'• paper wiD be the last day for letters on all eletlioaluues and Individual races. Letters should be In tbe hands of the editorial department no later than 5 p.m. Thursday for Frtday's publication. WMH!NGTON- DEMOCRATS IN CONGRESS ARE •GOING ahead with efforts to pan a biU to II!'Ve New York City from llanqtcy, but they ltJlae Itis a lollng batUe. · ·Democrata •Y President Ford's dectsion to veto such lesiliatian llllk• the citY'• default inevitable and Its future uncertain lor yean. 'lbey lomee New York stale's default by '·apr~nc - With lllifo..-able consequences In a shaky economy. Thert ii 'IIOjlport for Ford's proposal, announced Wed· nesday, to put the City under the control of a ledetal judge . w1111n default occun. '712 PRICE 15' --~--~-=~~~~--------~--~------------~~--------------~~--------------~----------------~----~ - LATEST THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1975 PQMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. - EGYPTIAN PRESIDENT ANWAR SADAT hu ·asked the U.N. General Alaembly to revive the stalled Middle East peace tallls'in Geneva with the participation nf the Palestinian guerrillas. Inell U.N. Ambulador Chlam Herzog lmm«<iateiY condemned the request as ''ludicrous," but dlplOilllltic·sources llld the General Alaembly would probably approve Sadst's proposal. . Sadat said Wednelilay the Palestinian Liberation Oraanlatlon, the main guerrilla group, should join the tallls on .an ''eqaailooting" with the other parUclpanta -Egypt, Israel, Syria, Jordan, the United States and the Soviet Union . FASHION'S The first woman whose vote was recorded in America was the widow of· Josiah Taft of Uxbridge, · Mass., who in 1756 voted her approval of levying a town tax. She was allowed ID vote. because her son, Bazaleel, was a minor . Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area (Births, Oct.%8) Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cleland, daughter, Langs• ville; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Harris, son, GaUipolls; Mr .• and Mrs. James Mahoney, aon, Jackson ; Mr. and Mrs. · James Terry, daughter : Patrtot. MIWONS .OFFERED WASHINGTON .(UPI) .:_ The Department of Trlllllportatlon . has offered $11 miWon in loan guarantees to the bankrupt Rock Island Railroad, not a penny to New York City 'taxpayers. Tempore ,Oliver Ocasek, DAkron, complained that the state would be making loans to private developers. He said noibing would prevent the developers from building "all kinds of affluent condominiums and country estates" Instead of low-end moderate-Income housing. Opponents a!Bo apeculate t!lat houaing bond sales would generate only enough rooney to finance about 5,Ml units a year, not15,000as antlcipatecl funds. State Senate President Pro by the governor. 1974, but that the Rhodes administration has never carried it out or challenged it In court. The opponents maiiltain the provisions of Issue 4 could allow municipalities to get into housing finance over their heads. Moreover, they claim, if there Is a default on state housing bonds, the General Assembly would have a moral obligation to cover it with state operating entine .. • minority leader Hugh Scott will go on trial Nov. 12 on Charges' of ielllng hashish. Mrs. Marian Scott Coocannon, 41, was arrested July 30 at her Point Pleuant, Pa.~ home during a drug raid. Silt was charged wlt!l aeUing $1011 worth of halhlsh to a lltate undercover agent. She was released on baD. paYJIIent programs for the poor; guarantee loans to .private develOpers; and acquire, rehabilitate and sell or lease p-opert~. · Rhodes contends the amendment would encourage industry, churChes and civic groups to sponsor construction of housing, senior citizen centers and n11r11ing homes, with state or local government participation. Opponents of Issue 4 point out t!le General Assembly set up alegal housing program in Now You Know • Mostly sunny anci cool ThurSday. Highs in the mid 40s and mid 50s. Fair ThurSday night and Friday. Lows ThurSday night in the upJMir 20s aild 30s. ltighs Friday in the up(l!lr 50s and low 60s. ·- · ASKTOWED A marriage license has been Issued to . Stephen Douglas McKnight, 22, Allison Park, Pa., and Judit!l Lynn Snowden, 18, Rutland. '' Constitution to permit Ohio to Rhodes envisions the sale issUe,llll!·free revenue bonds of $100 miUion in housing ' to finance home construction, bonds a year to a maximum health care centers, nursing of $1 billion. He Says the homes and homes for the program would construct aged. 75,Ml housjng units in five Propoeed by Gov. James A. years, creating 35,00!) jobs Rhodes as part of his plan to over the same period. make dhio "depression ''Ohio has no hQusing proproof," the housing amend- gram," Rhodes said In an· men\ Is regarded as most nounclng !lis plan. likely to sucreed. II requires "Thousands of low Income no new or increased lues but Ohio working people are merely clarifies authority Uvmg in h.)using that Is dirty, unsafe and run down." counties would be able to Under Rhodes' amend; COilduct their own housing merit, the Ohio Housing programs. Ileveiopment Board would The amendment would emissue revenue bOnds to help power the state to . make finance home construction housing money available to and Improvement or the ~nks and savings and loan acquisition or repair of . companies with interest rates property. 2 to 4 per cent below the Tax money could not be market rate, according to used to pay off the bonds. Rhodes. Revenue from the housing · It a!Bo would enable the projects would have to be state to make direct loans to used. housing developers; buy For, the firat time, the mortgages held lly banks; state s municipalities and share in · rent •ubsldy Weather~· W.R.HAYES • STEJILING that 59111e ~Ueve the. state alread~ has. I nREMEN CALLED The Pomeroy Fire Depu,tment was called to West ·Main St. at 6:12 p.m. Tuesday to extinguish a brush fire near "·ucc Pennzoll Station • .. Ingels Furniture By LEE l-EONARD UPI Statehouse Re)l!lrter COLUMBUS (UPI) - Issue 4 would change the state HOSPITAL NEWS I' DINNER PLANNED SYRACUSE - An election . day dinner will be saged at the Syracuse Municipal• ,building on Nov. 4, 11:30 a.m. · for dinner and 3:30 p.m. starting time for supper. The dinner Is bein& aerved by the Sunshine Makers Clais of the Presbyterian Church. The menu will include turkey, mashed potatoes, dressing, peas, cranberry salad, rolls, pie and ~e or tea. The price is n. FoW1b ol Five Artleles · EDffOR'S N~l'E: ol GOv • . James A. Rhodes' four economic recovery pro· posals on next Tuesday's beUot, State Istue 4 11 given the belt dlure of .....,e. 11 permlil tbe lllle,lo aulll Ill hollli!Jg flanre.ID lbe foarlb of hll live arUclet 011 the beUot lnnea, UP! Statehouse ftepomr Lee Leoaard explallll .botb aides. ' as ... Issue 4 .would ·help finance housing projects Hayes goes , to .Illinois . . .- to coal mlnen llld their families wjU inorellll! by 5 per cent beglnnlna with chtclllsolng out in early November, Social Seatrlty Commilllonlll' Jimes • B. Cardwell ' announced Wedllellday · · 'l'be payment to an lndl~al dilabled by the dlleaae -or . uln81uunlwr ola vietim- wlllao from '117.40 a month to . fUI-~~ m.11lmum lor famlll11 with three or more depe..- wllllncnue.lrom P'/4.11to QUO. A miller 1r IUI"Vi'VOI' with me dependent will receive t31UO a IIIGIII!I under the new lchedulfo : those with two (Continued on page 10) , Franco in grave di con lion 0 MADRID, Spain (UPI) Generallasimo Francilco Franco, 82, in grave con: dillon, ia suffering frccn In· creased fluid In the abdomen, hll doctors said In a medical bulletin today. The buUetin, lasued by Franco's team of It doctors at 1:30 p.m., said the aUing Chief of lltate suffered a new complication - an lnfectioo ol the mouth - Wednesday night. But It said Ibis was lrought under COiltrol. The bulletin said his general condition had shown n0 marked chances but that it remains grave. The bulletin said signa of cmgestlve heart failure have dimlnilhed and . that lrregulsrltlea of the heart valves have disappeared. It described arterial tension and the heart beat sa normal. It added that there again have been rectal hemorrhages, which first were reported Wednesday night. Recession costing Ohio jobs--Rhodes mlnistrator for the Communi!~ Mental Health Center, Inc., 81\n9Uf1ced that tl!e. center wiU be providing Saturday clinics in the GalllaJackson-Meigs cUnlai. The cUnlcs will be staffed by physicians who will be working on a contractual basis with t!le center from Upham Hall in Columbus. In add! lion to the Saturday clinics, Dr. Harry Chovnick wUI be providing additional contracted psychiatric servires ID the clinics. He will he holding clinic in Meigs County on Nov. 19. This will be the first time the center has been able to provide psychiatric coverage in Meigs COunty. It Is the Intent of the Center Board 1md 648 Board that psychiatric aervicea will be continued and expanded in the Meigs County clinic. Since the Meigs Community Mental Health Center is a contract agency of the 1148 Board and receives Its operating dollars from that board, the expansion of these servires in ·the Meigs area Is dependent upon the voters passage of the .2 Mill of the Mental Health and Mental Retardation Board's Renewal Issue 13 on the haUot to be presented to the voters on Nov. 4. WINTER INSPECTION - A winter inspection was mac!e Wednesday morning of all the equipment ~ by the Meigs COunty State Highway Department. Representatives from the Ohio Ilepartment of Transportation, Marietta and Columba, were on hand for the Man charged with shooting, )rjllitJ~ lltlll Meigs County Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach reported that John Lewis Young, 31, Mason, was arrested on Oct. 28 at 9:35 p.m. on charges of shooting and killing a 600 pound bull owned by Wayne Wllaon, East Letart. Young lsln jail Wlder 11,500 bilnd. Cecil Young, Mason, reportedly involved In the killing of the bull, managed to escape and the sheriff has a warrant for his arrest. The sheriff also reported that Donald Lester Swearlnger, 18, Rutland, on a charge of assault, Is out on bond and a warrant Is on file for Willie Causey, 45, Rl. 2, Coolville, for grand theft. The warrant was signed b~ Richard R. Buckley, Alfred. Causey allegedly stole lumber from a barn owned by Buckley. Ho will appear in county court on Nov. 7. On a· warrant from Athens County, the sheriff's department apprehended · Graig A. Hanning, Rl. 2, Albany. He has been returned to Athens. Inspection. Shown·during the inllpectlon 1-f' are, Glenn Smith, district engineer of the Ohio Ilepartmeqt of Trti!UIportatlon Division 10, Marietta, and Bob Clark, superintendent of the Meigs County State Highway Deparllpent. Ex-con holds six hostages in bank - . . By PEI'E SPUDICH a..EVELAND (UP!) - An e~t-convlcl, armed wit!l a ahoebollt bomb containing 12 sticks of dynamite and a .45 caliber plstpl, held six hostages in a bank here today and threatened to trigger the explosives unleBS he was give!! $50,000 and an airplane for his eiCIIpe. Police said Edward Owen Watkins, 56, who was once on the FBI's 10 most wanted Uat because nf a aerlea of banlt robberlea, was balding two men and lour women, aU 1111ployees of the lllnk, as hostages. "No way I'm coming out," Watkins told Allan Schleslncer, 38, a former cellmate, over an Intercom. "I've got three beautiful broads In here and I'm havill( a party." · Watkins asked for the moner, a van, which authorities parked outside the bank, and an airplane to carry him out of the country. Watkins took' the hostages " Wednesday afternoon when a teller lolled his stick-up attempt at the Society National Bal)k by tripping a sUent alarm. He 6rst held nine hostages, including bank manager William S. Hann but three were released within eight hours. Schlesinger said Watkins told him, "'I don't care if they try to follow me, I'll blow everybody away.' "Watkins knowa he's going bact to the joint," Schlesinger said. "But right now he's got the whole city ol Cleveland watching him and I think he's eating It up. When he goes back to the joint he's got something to look atnewspaper stories and cllpJings.l don't think he baa the heart for it (detonating the bomb)." Cleveland Pollee Chief Uoyd Garey and Edward Haggerty, assistant special agent In Charge of the FBI office here, said today they had talked with Watkins several times. ~ "It would be premature to disclose what the substanre of the conversation was," · said Garey. Police earUer said Watkins had demanded a sum m $50,tnl. · A detective said Watkins was In the bank lounge with the holltages, ''holding some kind of hand-trigger device that loolls like when you Jft88 It, It goes off." Garey said he and Haggerty had aiBo been In communication with the hostages. "We have talked with the hostages electronically,'' said Garey. "There Is no indication any of them have been Injured but we have not had eyeball contact with either him or them." Watkins' girlfriend, Dawn, and U.S. District Court Judge WUUam K. Thomas, who sentenced him to 45 years In prison for robbing eight Ohio banks, also spoke with him. "He says he just doesn't (Continued on page 10) A haunted house Oppose bond issues for halloween at taxpayers expense NEW YORK (UPI) -New germs transmitted during TQLEDO, Ohio (UP!) York aty will avoid default, oral contact makes klsaing a Gov. James A. Rhodes said Hubert Humphrey will be serious threat to health. COLUMBUS (UP!) - At "These are pubUc Issues today the·current recession Is elected president, and ~ Hubert Humphrey will least two members of the and elected officials who feel costing Ohio jolls that wiU medical researchers will be elected president. never be regained unless his COilclude during the coming - One of America's moot OhiO General Asaembly who the~ have a responsibility to proposed bond Issues are year that klllling ia a ~~erloua prominent political figures oppose Gov. James A. voice their side of an lsslle threat to the nation's health. asb the Soviet Union for Rhodes' four p-oposed bond have the right to use every paseed. lsspes have also voiced their available resource to do so," Tholl! are among con- asylum. ' "As our manufacturing opposition to the proposals at plants grow old and out- clusions reached in an annual - In an attempt to bollter taJp&yers expense, it was moded, they are not being Halloween survey of 280 sagging ratlnp, a television PROBE INCIDENT replaced," said Rhodes. American wilchea released network will attempt to revealed today. Pomeroy Police are inIt was repOrted earUer that "Instead, Industry Is moving ·wednesday by the New York broadcast a hard-core porvestigating an incident on . l!tate departments within the to 1tates with tax incentives Center for the Strange. nographic film. A landmark Rhodes' administration and trick or treat nJght WedThe center claims the COUI1 battle lllllllollow. to attract industry. nesdsy when a child was t!le governor himself had "The current receaslon Is witches accurately predicted - The economy 111111 con· allegedly given an apple concealing the !act that we a year ago the faU of South tinue to make lllrmg gains been using taxpayers money are slefdily loalng jobe in VIetnam and t!le CIA acan· and the unemployment rate to finance news releases containing a . razor blade. Police received a call to the Ohio' which we will never dal. will drop sharply, though IUPportinll the lasues. Rich Murray, an ad· residence of the ch; in Among· predictions from inflation wiU continue to be a regain unloss we pass the Naylor's Run at i :o:f .m. mlnlstratlve assistant to four-point economic recovery thil year'• survey:· problem, House. Speaker Pro Tern Wednesday, before !he ..:. NIW York will avoid And, the witches contend, package November 4," said Rhodes. "To produce a job, II default· by receiving "a "there wW be some hardship Barney Quilt~, said II copies completion of the trick or takes investment. Right now masalve Infusion nf capital caused by nationwide of an u:page statement treat hour which ended at 7. that Investment is going from a foreign 10urce." shortages of chocolate, tea released ll~ Quilter agalnlst The apple containing t!le the luues were printed at ~:~~n~lade is at the pollee - Medical reaearchers wtu begs and lautlves." elsewhere, and we're all in state expense. trouble . conclude the number of said MwTBy. Murray a!Bo said his commenta applY to Rhodes. "It would be hypocritical to suggest we can do It and they can't," said Murray. Sen. WUUam Bowen, DCincinnatl, also Issued a statement earlier this WM!k at public expense that , criticized the four propoula. Bowens admlniltratlve aide, Reginald Surmon, said . about 12 copies of the statement were printed on a state~wned photocopying ~hlne. Surmon said use of state machines was justified because Bowen was "in· forming his constituency about the lllte issues. It's his :':t~~.ty in carry~ out ."_ .· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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. 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