http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ea8f8fef6ed9cc695d92613f2d74835d.pdf 365fd08c6611de480cf81316f5515ecf PDF Text Text .. < • .' :!8 - The Sunday Times-Sentinei, Silllday, O<" i. 6,1974 ' . ..... W .~ S III N C'I'n!l: 1UPI 1 Prt•s ad r nt Fm·d has bt- gun l'Ulling def(~n sr m; wl'IJ a:s dvilian progrmns in his effurl ~ ~.. ' ..._to ffr(lm·e the budget to fi ~lll inflation . On Sept . 20 :111d ;n r por t fadlities and t•<tuipmcnt. l•'unl asked that most of ·the fur uis u ~t.• rely be delayed . lJ<Kit•r !he law , !hal will happen '. <.~u ' orn atieally I I •, l.t HOLZER CIJNIC'S certificate rl. ACCI'edltation from the AAMC is inspected by Robert E. Daniel and Dr. James M. Orr. Holzer Clinic accredited by AAM C . GALUPOUS - James M. . Orr, M.D., chainnan of the ' executive committee, and Robert E . Daniel, admini.stralor, $8ld Saturday the Holzer Medical Center Clinic haa been accredlled by the American Association of Medical Clinics (AAMC). Only 20 such · accreditations have been awarded lllus far In 1974. The~ more than 2,000 clinics In the United Stales, but only about 400 qualify annually to belong to AAMC. j)f that number, only 140 have passed llccredilatlon standards. The AAMC Accreditation Program, in effect six years, Is a voluntary program. The AAMC, which represents nearly 10,000 physicians in tbe United States, sends a team of two doctors and an adrnlni.strator to the clinic to review l.ts entire qperatlon. Areal inSpected for clinic accreditation include size, clinical aspects of medical . practice, educational activities, research undertakings by the staff, technological activities In support of medical practice, stall physicians a nd specially di s tribution , organization of group, and facilities used by the group. Tbe survey team thai inspeCted the Holzer Medical Center Clinic gave it an "above average" overall report which led to the final accreditation. Dr. James M. Orr, chainnan are of the Holzer Medical Center Clinic Executive Committee, said : " We are happy to have had the opporllllllty to be judged by our peers and pleased with the report and our accreditation·by AAMC. I'm sure when the lime for accreditation comes again, we will be ready to stand the test." the Collins report. • • IRONTON - In last week 's motor vehicle violations into presumed dead . The reported on conformity with the state's presumption of death then set column I leglslation passed during 1974 revised criminal code. The in motion a number of importon the topic of the en- measure also expands the . ant things, such as the vironment. I continue my prohibition ·against the distribution of the decedent's analysis this week of vital issuance of driver's licenses to property (by wlll or otherwise) pieces of legi.slation passed this drug users . and freed the decedent's year In the area of the legal SB 317~= -l;'r_ovldes for the spouse to remarry. That sevensystem. appointment and training of year presumption has been Tbe Legal System special policemen for in- narrowed by this blll to five Raises the llitulions under the jurisdic- years . The law now also SB 173 · monetary jurisdiction of a tion of the Ohio Department of forecloses the right of the mlllllclpal court from $5,000 to Mental Health and Mental presumed decedent to reclaim $10,000. According-to "the bill 's Retardation. Tbe bill's purpose his property, if he r eturns aner sponsors, this measure will Is to provide 24-hour coverage , five years and after the decree decrease• the case loads in by trained special policemen at establishing his death has been courts of common pleas by the state's mental institutions, issued. the new law will Increasing the monetary and to uplll:ade the position of reduce the amolllll of lime that jurisd_lcllon for suits In special policemen. people's lives and properly are mlllliclpal courts. Where the SB 348 - Provides an ad:- kept In a state of limbo. amow\t in controversy In a law ditional grolllld for divorce . •. Mt.cellallla suit Is less than $10,000, a party The slate's new divorce law (to The State Controlling Board can npw take his claim to the be reported on next week ) just met in Cohunbus last week. municipal court. recently went into effect. It Among proposed interim SB '192 - Authorizes port provided for a dissolution of spending requests arid trans· marriage where a couple fers approved by the Board authorities colleges and 'W1iver ·es to agrees that they cannot get were: hire special police n to en· along. In addition to the - $322,317 to operate the force state laws and protect the provisions of thai new law, SB Energy Emergency Cominslllutions' property. Port 348 provides thai a couple may mission for the rest of the authorities and these private be granted a divorce if they biennium (until July I, 1975); colleges will now be able to have been living apart for two - $53,316 In funding for the l . · I rna n 1am better aw en- years . This new grolllld for a Ohio Elections Conumsslon for forcement on their facititles. divorce is added to the others this biennium; and · SB 299 - Changes the in state law such as gross - A transfer in accOUills at makeup of parole bearing neglect, extreme cruelty, Central State University so panels. The changes made put habitual drllllkenness and so that work can continue on more people Into the hearing forth. repairing the damage caused process, which will speed up SB 349 - Revises Ohio's by the tornado disaster of last the completion ,of such presumed decedent's law. spring. Under prior statutes, .if a hearings. SB 313- Brings the PfODalty person disappeared and was pomt assessment system for gone for seven years, he was r-----------~-----~-------, I D lin ! ate e ! Gallia ·· I I I I ! By Hobart Wilson Jr. COLUMBUS - Esther C. Marting, M.D., a Cincinnati physician, has been elected president of the American Cancer Society's Ohio Division, Inc . Dr. Marting· is the first woman to lead the $6 million cancer control organization. Sbe succeeds Victor A. Simiele, M.D., Lanca s ter, a nd is responsible for coordinating th e Society's pr ograms of res ea rch , education , and servi c e and rehabilitation throughout the state. Dr . Mar ling was elected Sunday at a Ohio Division B9ard of Trustees meeting here . Dr. Marting has been an active leader in the American Cancer Society at the slate and local levels for over 3S years. Sbe Is a past president of the Hamilton COUilty Unit of the ACS. 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Wood, executive GALliPOLIS - Bob Evans Farnns, Inc., has annOUilced vice president of the subthe appointment Or HoWard , sldiary, said Berrey's primary' Berrey, Jr., as real estate responsibility In this newlyrepresentative for its created position will be the acquisition of sites for the restaurant subsidiary. rapidly expanding chain of family-style Bob Evans Restaurants. Restaurants are IN WESTERN PACIFIC currently in operation in Ohio LONG. BOTTOM - Navv and Kentucky, with additional Cbief Machinist's Male Burton sites already selected in Ohio R. Larson, husband of the and out of state. former Miss Eleanor T. A Cleveland native, Berrey Frederick of Long Bottom, has was most recently a real estate' left Alameda, Calif., aboard representative for Developers· the nuclear-powered aircraft Diversified in Cleveland, and carrier, USS Enterprise on a previously held sales and real· developme~ to the Western estate positions with Ashland Pacific. Oil Company In Canton. • .' ·' 1 t. • r ., .. SCENE: OF FATAUTY - The bo,dy of William T. J ones, killed in the two<Ca r crash un Route 2 near the mtersection of Jerry's Run road SUilday, is shown covered with a blankel a s elforis were in progress to free one ofthe injured persons in the auto in the background . Eddy in Meigs POMEROY - Mr. Eddy Educator's schedule for week of October 7-11 in Meigs COUilty: Monday - School Lot, ~:30 p .m . ; Carpenter, 6:40-7:10; Wolf Pen, 8-41: 30. Thursday - Portland Ele., 9:30-11 a.m.; Portland Com· munlty,ll : l~11:30 ; Riverview Ele.', 12:45-2:16 p.m.; Reedsville, 2:30-3; Eden Church, 3:30-4; Long Bottom, 4:30-5; Stlversville, S:30·6; Great Bend, 7:30-8. Friday - Racine, 10.11 :45 a .m.; Southern, 12-1 p.m.; Bowman's Run, 1: 15-1: 30; Arms Lane-McCallum, 2-2:1S; ·Baums Addition , 4-4:30; Krogers Parking Lot, S-6; Krogers . Parking Lot, 6:30-8. .. NOW YOU KNOW Many residents of Gomera, .' in separat e mishaps that st•nt three other persons to arra hospitals with serious mjurics , and severa l more for treatment of InJuries. The deat h count ,m roa d fatalities in th is county was pu shed to six so far this year . High speed was blamed m both mishaps . One took the life Qf a 32-year-<>lrt Ravenswood fnan, William Pickeral, who wa s de ad on arri val a t Pleasant Va lley Hospital. He was in a crash on U. S. 33 near Letart. William Thoni as J ones , J r. , 26, whose addresses are Route I, Buffalo, W. Va., and 242 Rutland Stre et , Middl e port . was killed in an earlier accide nt on State Route 2 near Jerry 's Run Road . · Admitted to the Intensive Care Un il of Holzer Medical Center were Henrietta Wray, 18, lis ted by the hospital in "critica l" condition, and James Darrell Davis, 16, al$0 in ICU in "serious " condit ion . Both, of Ashton , W. Va., were in the accident in which J ones died. Lloyd Edmonds, 20, Ashton , • at , • , IA•J-:J-', ,. . • . , .. Trustees we te named by the Meigs Cuun ly Pioneer and Hi s tori ca l Soc aety Sund ay · a rt er nBo n at th e Me igs Musewn in Pomeroy in its annual business meeting. Named trustees were JWle Ashley, Racin e; Mr . and Mrs . C. E . Blakeslee, Mrs. Anni e Chapman , Pomeroy ; George Ge nh eime r , Long Bottom Route I ; Mike Gerlach, Middl eport; Fred Goeg lein , Pomeroy Route 3; Mr . and Mrs. Charles Hayes and Mr. a nd Nlrs. Pa l Lo cha ry , Pomeroy; Mrs. Betty Milhoan a nd Mr s . Gladys Morgan , Pomeroy Route 3; Mr. and Mrs. Seth Nicholson, Rutland Route I ; Gerald Powell , Mr. and Mrs. Theodore T. Reed, Jr ., Pomeroy ; Mr . and Mrs . · .I .: . J ames Sheets, Rutland ; Miss Lucille Smith , Chester ; Lko Story, Pomeroy Route 2; and Virgini a Th oren , Minersvtlle . Honorar y trus tees named were Earl Clark , Reedsville; Rodney Downing. Middlepor t ; Mrs. C. B. Ha yman, Columbus: Agnes Hill , Tuppe rs Pl a in s; E di son Hobs tetter , Mrs. A. R. Kmght, and Mrs. Vilma Pikko ja , all of Pomeroy, and Mr . and Mrs. Gerard llilferty, Pomeroy Route 2. Followin g th e busin ess sess ion, the trustees elected these offi cers for the new yearo C. E. Bla keslee, president; J ennife r Shee t s, fir st vic e pres ident ; June As hley , secre tar y; Dollie Ha yes, treasurer ; Mr . and Mrs. Pat Loch ar y, di rectors; E arl Clarlt , hi s torian ; Edi son Hobsletter, Statutory agent ; Pat Lochary , archivist ; Clara La cha ry, nominatin g commit ~ chairman , and Keith Ashley, Genealogist. In the absence of Blakeslee, who is confined to his home by a back aliment, Mrs. Sheets presided over the meeting with Mrs. Norma Lee giving the devotions . Mrs. Ashley gave the secretary's re~ortandMrs. MRS. REMLEY Mrs. Catherine Remley, curator of the Campus Marlins Mus eum at Reed annOUilced that Waller G. Selmshelmer, a world traveler of Cincinnati , will bring his Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society sunday afternoon at the Meigs · ~=ri::~a~sn:~~~=:d:~s~:: "" :; ; 0 J ~~ takes +orward. 4-H's l.t.r..l !~: no•• of candor also needoo· l.~.< goals in M.eigs County r,·~.·: ~ Datl:;~~~:~lu~g~"::.ofJ~~n~~~lo. ncn Tl'l• MARSAN Mod al VTT6 20 ' 'RCA .Spanish console stereo with deluxe automatic turntable, AM-FM-F,M ·Stereo tuner ·and 8-Track stereo tape player. REGUlAR 1599.95 SALE.$ 52 900 Enjoy magnificent stereo sound from this furniture masterpiece. · • 6- Track stereo tape player. Enjoy up to 60 minutes of music per tape. • "Cushionalre 1033," RCA's finest sealed air suspension speaker systems for consoles. Solid, iundamental bass and mid-range · response from two 10" high-c.ompllance woofers. Brilliant highs from. four ~ v, · tweeters. • Deluxe Studiomatic turntable plays all record size\. and features RCA's Rec9 rd Protection . Sys"". 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Making the presentation was Mrs. Dol Winkler , Springfield, secretary of the State Bowling Assn. L to r are. Mary Voss, Linda Robertso n, Cuyahoga Falls; Helen Phelps, Maxine Dugan and Julia Boyles. Mrs. Robertson filled in un !he · local team during the tournament. ~ } :;:, r=*=*'~~=:::-.::::::::::::::=!=:::::::::::::=:=:::::;:::::=:=:::=====:=:;:::=:====·=·=-=·~~=·~:::=:=:=:=:=======~====:=:::::=======~~;:::-::::;~ • , WASHINGTON IUPI) - An economist-turned- , ·~ · congressman proposed a half-dozen measures to cure In- ·:·: i ij : ~~~~~~t.:~~~~:;": ~:=:; 1 :~~~~"!,':;'~~=:;;e~~~ ~ Patty Kelly Is C.H program assistant, and Marla GuUkey Is county extension agent, home !li. >=· economics, Meigs O>unty. '111ls article Is the first oheverallo be pllblished this week. '·• fu federal bid lists of firms violating wag~rlce guidelines. >.>. ~ -· By Pauy Kelly and Marta Gullk.ey ~ "Add to tht. prescription a dose of candor," the former » ~ Social. Service. Sell. ~ economics professor said. "Americans must be told X, Take these three, add them to the energy and enthusiasm of youth , and you have the basic 1 economic truths by elecied offlelals. They must !mow that ingredients in the Meigs County Junior Leadership Program. government cannot p Ide a quiet answer." :::; Working with the J . L.'s this past year we have had a chance to see older 4-H members ;::: Whalen, only ouse Republican unopposed for re- i~ experience real growth - in leadership ability , in service to others, and in understandmg :~: tnOation'a ew-e will be "slow and painful. .... ·;:,::. ~~: themselves. t \olll Involve pruning favorite federal programs," i-1·:-: We have watched attendance grow along with enthusiasm for the program, until a t present :~ hf' saJd. "Unemployment will rlae. I.Jving standards, al :::; we have SO jllllior leaders on the roll with over SO attending each meeting. :;:; least temporarOy, will continue thw suller.ribed h " Experienc ing new things" is an ever present theme in our J. L. group, as we work to~eth er · ;:;: " But I1 the country stays on e presc course, e « to plan programs that are new and dilferenl , striving always to keep a balance between ~ said, " we can return to lht more stable eoonomjc conditions ~~ "social," "service," and "self." ;:~ which prevailed In the early 196011." <:: Many of the year's activities bave been just plain fun. There was a kick-<>ff hay ride on i&:-;~::::@;:~:::~::::::::::::~::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~-:::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::-x::::::!"Q.:::::::::::::~~~ November, a caroling party in December, and a pool party and picnic in July . Educational activities help each member develop as a person . February was designated Career Month and in our meeting we explored job opportunities. Several J .K.'s a llended th e j t By United Press International · SPRING HILL, FLA. - A FOUR-MEMBER feather· snatching team from Massryktown , Fla ., won its second straight world chicken plucking championship Saturday, but daredevil cyclist Evel Kchicken Dunked his test. The Masaryktown team denuded 12 chickens in one minute, seven and one-half seco nds to defeat a team from Spring Hill led by Sofia Hutchins. "I didn't expect us to do better than two mirlutes," said Sammie Alexsuk, the Masaryktown t.eam captain . Kchicken , a 206-pound high school foot ball player named Tony Pepenella, tried to leap over Lake ljunter on a pedalpowered "sky eycle." He failed by 4,038 feet and was plucked from the cold waters by two frogmen . • AT LEAST 20 I;'ERSONS DIED on Ohio roadways durin g the , Sllllny autumn weekend._ according to the state Highway Patrol. Two double fatalities were recorded on SUilday, one happening-in the other iri Ravenna. Grace Gabel, 63, and Ethel N'orwalk Molineaux, 78, both of 'l'ilfin, died 'in a two-car crash at the in· tersection of Ohio routes 61 and 162. 1n the Ravenna crash, the victims were identified as Carl Johnson , 29, and Linda Johnson, 20, both ofRaveruia. · Other fatalities : New Lexington,, Ronald E . Sitlli ~an , 23, Malta, killed i,n a one-car crash on a Perry Collllty road near here ; in Athens, Cora Tignor, Nelsonville, killed in a one-car crash, both Saturday, and in Waverly •. PhUip Rigsby, 22, waverly, killed in a one-car crash on a Pike County road Sunday . and SEN.'RoBERT TAFT J!\., R.Ohio; fiew to Colutnbus Sunday to endorse former qov.James A. Rhodes ih his bld to mfse at G"v. John J. Gilligan, and Ralph Perk, speaking at Cincinnati, reiterated he would not withdraw from the Senate race, hintin g that rumors of his possible withdrawal were start~ by backers of his Demoeratic opponent, John Glenn. " Anybody who can 11et me away from. a Bengals-Reds!<ins game and away from the golf course on a day like lhis, l don :t think there could IJe an y greatertestimo"ny, any great er ) ove on tile part 'or any ma n," said Taft irl announcing his suppo.rt of Rhodes' campaign for a third term . Taft said Ohioans over the past four years have had the feeling state gover DIJlcnl was nol Par.ing attention to most or th~m. . Continued u~ ·page 8 . · t,l.l:\, proposed a l!l ,, ~~ balanced budget lor fiscal 1976, reduced defense spending, :;:: " .. Bend high school bands fared well at the Tri-State Marching Band Festival Saturday at Marshall University. Wahama High School Band was champion of a ll classes of which there were three. Ther.e was Class A, 80 or more band members ; Class B, S6 to 79 members , and Class C, 55 or less . _Meigs High School band took second place honors in Class A and the Meigs majorettes look ' third . Gallia Academy High band won 'first place . Eastern High School look third place honors in Class C. The Eastern Band performed to "French National Defile ," " I Shall Sing," and "Trumpet Volun tary " in th e f ield maneuvers . ' · . EXTENDED OUTWOK Wedn e sday through Friday, fair Wednesday and Friday · wlih a chance of showers Thursday. Highs In the ·70s. and lows In the 40s. ' ' Weather Tonighl,.low in the low to mid 30s; except in the · upper 30s near Lake E rie . Sunny and warme r Tuesday. H i ~ hs in the 60s . i. _._... _ _.._.._.._., ..... - - _ _ _ _ _......_ _ _ _.._._..__.._...__.._.._.."""r"'______ _ Thenie of National 4-H Week: We can make it happen "Youthful enthusiasm, others who support ' 4-H . agricultural production, and help Improve health and combined with ·the guidance programs In all 50 stales, nutrition habits of the comalld ,e xperience ol adults · Puerto Rico and the Dlstrlel of munity. In the process, the C. provides an unbeatable Columbia. H'ers develop good citizenship combination. The results of " We Can Make II Happen." that Cooperation are evident In Those five words emphasize and leadership traits and the 4-H prograin. acquire skills that will help the commitment and " We Can Make II Happen.'' cooperation of C.H yo'utb and them In later me: Youthful energy, eomblned That's the theme of 1974 volu'nteer leaders worktns National4-H Week, October 6- tosetber to solve commop with adult guidance and 12. Observing the occasion are problems. C.H'ers from aU support, working together In a nearly >.3 mllllonC.H boys and economic, ethnic and social common purpos e ... 11 To Make girl., some 560,000 yolunteer backgrounds are working w The Best !letter." Thai's the C. adult leaders, plu.s countless conserve energy, assist In H story in 1!174. -----------~-----------------------·College of Agriculture and Home E conomics Career Day at Ohio Stat e University . We also had meetings on music and recreation in which junior leaders learned skills tha i· they co uld use to teach yollll ger members in their local clubs. Ser vice, another aim of Junior Leadership.,.also plays a part ·in our program. J. l."s completely planned and hosted a Christmas party for a group of grade school children io 1he Mid<lleporl·Pomeroy vicinity. , A Slave Day for senior citizens was held in May in coope['ation with the Me igs Cuunl)' R.S.V.P. program . Senior' citizens made requests for jobs to be done and J .L.'s provided the ' 111anpower. J .L.'s have.also helped to strengthen the county 4-H program as a whole by helpmg uu1 a1. Plan .().Rama. camp work ilay, und by assisting advisors of their' local clubs. J uninr l .emicrship is ali v~ and "' ell in Meigs CuWJty. provin t::: !hal, togethllr , ··Wt? Ca n Mi-.1k l2' J· 11·'1•n•·n. '' '· ,, . . Thieves busy in .Gallia • Approximately 18,298.89 in ca sh and checks was taken In a breaking and entering early SUilday morning at the Skyline Lanes Bowling Alley in Kanauga. Gallia Coun t y sher iff 's deputies said the m oney was in seven money bags taken from two drawers and two file Carp Derby set for Sr. Citizens ca binets . There was no sign of forced entry , and the safe was not touche d. The l.n cide nt occurred some time after 3 a.m. SUilday . -· · _ Assorted tools, a drill and 25 gallons of paint were ta ken SUilda y night or eariy this morning in a breaking and entering at the Kyger Creek High School Garage . . Roy Ga rdner , schoo l custodian , discovered the entry around 6 a .m . today. Gardner sa id someone had pried ' the lock off the garage door . Taken were two tool box<s con!alning a ssorted hand tools, 24 gallons of blue and brown VanGuard paint and another gallon of · paint of a different color. The material wa s valued at $908. A senior citizens carp fishing derby will be held on Oct. 17 on the river bani< across from the Senior Citizens Ce nter from 8 a.m . to 4 p.m ., open to ever yone over SS. Rules spec(fy that there will 'be only one pole per person 811d that two single hooks or one treble hook may be used per pole . Kegistralion MR. LEDUE DIES ·115 25 cen ts . J ohn T. , Ledlie, 84, Langl;Roy Piersall, head judge, ville, died at his res idence this will name winners of $tO for the morning following a lo_ng larg~sl fish $5 for the second illness . Arrangements will be largesllish.' and 13 for the most ' annollllced later QY Walker fish . FUller~! Home . ' ,1\ I I I I c ollllly Historical ~ i;: .\ c ° .l I . I WASHIN GTON (UP I ) gave Nixon a " free and lull" tees, but t he Lib, ary of . ~otofra~h co~~c~on to re~s Museum. President Ford will make two pardon for all crimes commit- Congress says. this is the first m:,;;, o~ls ~~e!~en~ Th~ establi shment of mu seum s visits to Capitol Hill this week led during his term of office. presidential Vtslt In history . d' 1 'II 1 Sat d hl h d . lh I At one of them he will answe; The subcommittee, headed Washington, the library ,COD• lSdp beay Wlt . loarrovleUon f:r t~ye wedil~o:p~fea~·~i;~orye :~~n.. · se g '" of P showing s a bo ul hl s par do n of by Rep. · William HIllig at e, D- lends • appeared before the lull an b ginnin on wri tten by him and Mrs• questwns Richard M. Nixon :....perhaps Mo., asked Ford a series of Senate and Lincoln's appear.. Se d h ·u H'lf rt · 11 the fir st time eve~ that a questions to explain his deci- ance before the House Judicl- bllllh ~dy ~ en 1a r~: ~n~ 'Me Y· Sh ts til ed th 'd I . If" d si . ary Comm ittee was in e e onor ng s e er rs . ee ou n e prest en m o lC~. appeare on · . . - at the museum from 1 :30 to 5 progress that has been made to Th e subcommittee got a formal. . . before a congresstonal coin· · f · lh 1 d th For the second tim ' e since he p .m . Mrs . Reed has asked date on a b1centenma1 observ1 mLU~e as a onna w1tness . response a angere em lh ~ · t t ·t. · M · t The estimated two-hour vlslt that Ford had spoken publicly ·became President two months .women 1 e soc•e Y ? assls an ce '" elgs 0 1lll Y· Is to be t~e>;sed in the same and at length about the pardon ago, Ford has . scheduled an with rdresh!nenls and m o~er Speaker for the meeting was room wheremllllon,s of view~ - and a sheaf of clippings. address \O!' ;Jol!lt session ·of c~pacttles for II)~ ,receptiOn . M~ s; Catherine Re mley • . df1 the.. .Houoell- H1Hlgot t dema niiii<J;. :..t hat ,. 'Gq~ress,1•.:"tuch'·'l1~~·sibns'~. Tll~..d~lil1Q:1!1' I~"') ilf$~.1i!:l0. ,.ISJII!.A\QI'-,..qf .tl)e\~P.US Mar tlus O>mmlltee vote arti- Ford send On e of his top aideil, usually are conflned .to annual has been•secured tnrough Mrs . 1\itis eum , Ma ~letta,, of !he cles of impeachment charging but the President, a 25-year State of the Union speeches. Edith Reed, Athens. formerly progress made '" Mar~elta and Nixon with the Watergate veteran of the House and Ron Nessen , Ford 's press of Pomeroy . the expanston of the program cover-up and misuse of his comfortable with its secretary, said the President Gerard Hllterty, who . has there ~d Ideas on how to use presidential power. procedures, offered lo make will ask ' Q)ngress lo bite the designed the museum. pomled local s1luatoons to create more The votes led to Nixon 's Aug . th e visit himself. bullet on several mandatory out the progres~ that has been mterest and programs. The White Houae had said anti-Inflation measures. made Iodate m establishing Ac c o mpa .n y ln g M r s. 9resighation . • be · both G w sh ' d Nessen ruled out a gasoline the bulldmg as fllllctlonal and Remley, who IS also president Now Lhe pane1 s su omm1t· eorge a mg1on an li led 1 t te t 0 bet k of th Oh"10 Ass · t'o of tee on criminal justice wants to Abraham Uncoln appeared tax increase, but left open the s u ure s ps a en. Hi ~ Soc . . OCia 'Ran · h · c f d He· W'ged that more comstonca 1 1e11es, was 1p 8 !mow why Ford, a month later. before congressional comnnton mue on page mllllily support, "In the form Shrader, pre sident of the -.r·,.: . .. I. . d h d es.s··. P~o· m ·z·se trut on par on·H~~:.th~h~~:~~...-~;=~~'i g . r I, Trustees elected Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area VOL. XXVI_ _ NO._ 123 POMEROY MIDD p 0 E 992 2 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ LE _P _ O _ RT . .c._ O _ H _ I O _ _ -.,.._ M _ O N _ D _A _ Y :_ , o _ c _ T _ O B _E _ R _7 :_' _ 19 _ 7 _ 4 _ _ _ _ _ H_N_..,;,_·_l_5_ 6_ _ _ _ ___T_E_ N_C_EN_T_S - C',~. n. appar ently trave li ~g a t a high De put y K. W. Love tn- rate of speed crossed the vcs tigated the a ccident wh1ch · center line to ram into the occurred- al 11 :30 p. m . near truck driven by Legg hea d ~n Le tart near Brinker Hollow in in a sharp curve . whach Mr . Pickeral wa s killed. Bo th vehicles were The officer said Pickeral, demolished. D<Jvis head-on . Slalt• Police, invcs ligl:l. ling Ute wret·k m wh tch Jones was killcll , .scud Davis was dnving St;u th and .Junes north , Jones apparently at a h1gh rate of speed He lost control and went lcrt of cente r to collide with "'"'":;:;.,~,,~;,,,,U ., ,,,,,,.~t .··:·:w h''j;~'l ·' ''''''''''e ''*"''''n '~'''''''''t ·'''*h'''u''''''W'S~''*';:~S ·:::::::: -.::::,,,m .:;;.,;;;r,""',.f. .:_.·s:~~:fa~ ~~~· : ·~~ ~~~:;gton an island in the Canary Islands, have .a whistling , \ , l~ngua g e, allowing . lhelt ,•., 11.ld , ;) por-t · . OJ,io conversation to carry !rom ..;,.;;.------....ir.,_.:;;;~~~· hilltop to hilltop. . •; •"""__...,.. as President. Dr. Marting received her Doc tor of Medicine Degree from the University o1 Cincinnati, College of Medicine. A practicing radiologist, she ~s also studied at the Marie Curle Hospital , London, E!!J!Iand, and the Curie Institute, Paris, France. Olh•r top leaders elected by the Society's Board of Trustees are Murray Stein, D.D.S., M. Sc., Cleveland, Vice President; Jack L. Harris, M.D., Middletown, secretary; F<ank B. Fisher, l'epper Pike, tre,surer , and Robert E . Mathews, Columbus, chairman of the board. - JERRY NEAL Is pictured here on his Rt. I, Bidwell farm. Neal's Holstein herd Is currently ranked.among the top 10 In the state of Ohio. Neal's recordw were established on twice-a-day milking. When be began milking three limes a day , his herd's average went well above 18,000 pounds of milk per cow. Mens and Womeris GAS HEATERS ESTHER MARTING Warehouse On Mechanic Street . +++ CLEVELAND (UPI) . NEAL'S herd averaged 49.1 .cows according to the 1973-74 Cleveland pitcher Gaylord f~gures. Average milk produced was 16,851 pounds and average Perry said Thursday, following · butterfat totaled 596 pounds. a cootract negotiating session +++ with Iodians• General Manager WHll..E attending a recent sale in Edon Ohio (Williams Phil Seghi, thai he will be back County , located in northwestern corner of state') Jason Sheppard with Cleveland next year and of R:ancho Company, Gallipolis, happened to spot two former his argument that Frank Robinson last week had been Galha Collllly residents in tbe audience. One was Louie Arnold, a 19SOGAHS graduate and the other was Rev. Ja9' Stutler. resolved. . +++ . Regarding, his relationship TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the flies of !be Daily Triblllle with Robinson, the Indians' and weekly Gallia Times ... New Mills Subdivision located west new manager-, Perry said, "We or. city on Rt. 3S Is opened ... John W. (Bill) Mills installed had a good chat and I'm sure Club president .. . Athens rallies from 7~ deficit in fourth K1wanls we Ullderstand each other." quarter to edge GAHS, 13-7. ' · ELBERFELD$ and~ate was rtdmiltt•d 111 St. Mary':-; H o~ (lll fl l m Hunti ng ton where al l j •ru i:IP!.-; l'(•p U!'l he IS In " ~ : Ji t s r m: tor y' ' c undi t wn . Kcv m Hlc1ine, 18, of Apple Grove , W. Va ., was trea lt'd al Pleasant Valley Hospi tal and re leased . F.dmnnd s and Rlain were passen gers in a ·Char ley Danie ls Inc. car dri ven by Dav is. Miss Wray was a passenger in a vehicle owned and operated by J ones. Both vehicles were demolished. Injured · m the. wreck that claimed the life of Pickeral were Edwin U Legg. 56, of Leo n, tr eated at Plea sant Valley Hospital and released, and Shirley Tucker, 41 , Buf· falo-;-tllken to Holze r where she was treated and released. Judy Eilee n Williams, 29, Ravenswood, was admitted to Ple asa nt Va ll ey Hospital where attendants report she is in a 1 'guarded ' ' semi-conscious condition with possible bra in concu~ 6n . This morning she was being transferred from the local hospital to 'St. Joseph 's in Parkersburg. Mrs . William s was a pas· se nger m the car driven by Pickeral and Mrs. Tucker a passen ger in a truck driven by CoWl fy r oadWays Sunrla y nig ht Berrey named 'by Evans 2 §•"en..WIWI •.,Cz l.,'\.'\.'\.'\.'\.'\.,'\.'\.VIIIIIIIIIJ II PT . PLEASAN T . Two persons were killed on MH sun its leader WllesS Congress Ford told obj('<.'ts within 60 days. No/ Congress he wanted fu ca nt-el mo ve htjs bee n m ad e in "or delay 120.3 billion in funds Co ng ress to challe ng• the Con gress "already had a u- Sept em ber request. thorized. All of it wa s for The money Ford proposed to civilian progra ms, most ly cut e ntirely - a bout $680 · community sewers and high- mHliun in the requests in ways . Sept ember and this week On Friday Ford adde d would be spent as a uthor~d another 13.4 billion to the llllless Congress approves his previously authorized money req uest within 45 days. GEORGE WIGAL be wants to cut or delay and for George ·William Wigal, son the llrst time included some Hev. :Ska);gs now of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wigal defense prog rams - $498 of Prospec~ formerly of in Hotary club million for navy ships and Meigs County, has been $156 .8 million for military MIDDI.EPORT - The Re~ . · presented a trophy following construction . Stephen Skaggs, pastor of the his selection as "the mo~t The $3.4 billion also includes First Baptist Church here , was devoted member!' of the funds for forest roads and " initiated " into the Middleport Elgin High School Marching ,trails, housing ownership - Pomeroy Rotary Club Friday Band. George plays the tuba. assistance, water and sewer evening following dinner at Th~ Elgin hand, called the fa cilities , road construction Heath United Me thodist " Marching 100" , won first Church. place trophies In two recent Paul Smart, a member of eompetillons. Rev. Skaggs' church, and one of the club's most senior members , conduc ted the president, presided. Ladies of the church served a steak Clinic Administrator Robert ceremony. dinner . Bum g arner , Rob e rt E. Daniel disclosed that no special preparations were made for this survey. "They !Senator Secrest is 'man of year' saw the clinic operation as it is on a day-to-day bssls. What COLUMBUS (UP!) - The term in the Ohio Senate, they accredited was the actual Ohio Vocational Association recejved the ""Organization 's operation of Holzer Medical Friday night honored state "Man of the Year Award." Center Clinic as it provides the Sen. Robert T. Secrest, D"This award is presented In high quality of care Us patients Cambridge, as Its outstanding recognition of the support have come to expect each legislator of 1974. provided by Sen. Secrest vital day," he said. Secrest, a veteran of 20 years to vocational education during in Congress and now In tbe his many years of service," middle of his second four-year read the citation. .. ' .wo die in high speed crashes CS elects . ·- first ·woman Defense cut too · '. ' �• 2 - TheDa•lySentmel M1dilleportl " l" " 0 Monday Ott .. I 1974 • ' The Dcnlv S.: nl u~t; I Mtddlt PI rt p~ mt 1 u' NOTICE ON FILING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT Polly :s- Pointers The State ot Ohto Me gs County Court of Common Pleas Probate o vts on To th e Executor of the es tat e to such of the follow ng as are res dents of t he State of Oh o • v z th e surv v ng spou se th e n e)(f of k n the benet c aries unde r th e w I and to the at By Polly Cramer Garbage pat1 perfumes room torn e y or r e present ng attorney s any of th e atorement oned persons Mae Pome~y POLLY SPROBLEM DEAR POLLY I have pets so must use a covered plastic garbage pall m the k1tchen butll becomes very hut and humid on the 1ns1de and the garbage reeks m JUS! a few hours I would hke some Ideas that would nd my garbage pa1l of these strong odors - JUNE DEAR POLLY - My Pel Peeve concerns the thought lessness on the part of good-mtenlloned VISitors to a new mother My daughter recently had a baby and she had so manji callers that needed rest was unposs1ble for her >!any stayed on and on never reahzmg she should have been gettmg some rest Each caller relived her own pregnancies b~rths and the whole bit Some even mentiOned how tired they had been at such tunes but never caught on that the same held true m this case Ills not that their kindness was not appreciated but too much candy can make any of us SICk after a while GRANDMOTHER DEAR POLLY - My Pomter IS for Susan who wants to remove the stallc electricity from her shag rug She m1ght spray It With that produce we use m our dryers to remove stallc elec tnc1ty from clothes Spray 1t where the mam traffic 1s and she ll find 11 works hke magic and lasts through several uses of the vacuum cleaner It also works on many coats and pants that piCk up lint dog hairs etc - ERMA DEAR GIRLS - Do try an locoMplcuous spot first Some m~ttstatlc agents cause dirt to cling to a carpet so treated The American Carpel institute and many rug companies suggest the lntroduc!ion of more moisture In the air as a cure Pans of water can be put on radiators or heaters or even decorative vases tbat are not easily knocked over CWI be kept filled with fresh water POLLY DEAR POLLY - When kmtting an afghan that 1s bemg made m stnps I baste each completed stnp to the previously made ones to be sure they are tdenllcally the same length Baste With a contrasting color yarn so 11 can be pulled out easily when the permanent jommg IS done Most of us have a tendency to kmt lighter or looser at times so aU stnps may not be the same length Bastmg first may save a great diSBppomllnent When you feel WICOmfortable on a hot and hum1d day run some cold water from the tap on your wriSts for several mmutes Wid be amazed at how much cooler you feel - MARION You will receive a dollar if Polly uses your favorite home making idea, Pet Peeve Polly's Problem or solution to a problem Wrlte Polly in care of this newapaper ....... ..• • ~ !11£ • • •" • ..• " DAILY J/MTJNfl MARK JOHNSON Mark Johnson 14 son of Mr and Mrs Jhn Johnson Mason IS a earner for The Daily Sentinel Be has been dellvermg papers for four weeks RecenUy be opened up new territory near his home area and secured 20 new customers Mark has three s•sters and one brother He is a freshman at Wahama High School and enjoys ba!!llball and fiShmg Wolfpen News, Notes t Mr and Mrs John Downs ~ and Mrs Howard Thoma were =Wedneoday dmner guests of • Mr and Mrs Harley T : Johnson : Mr and Mrs Harley E \ Johnson were diriner guests 1'lburaday of Mr and Mrs , Harley T Johnson : Mrs Harley Johnson and • Mrs Howard Thoma were last : Friday vlililors of Mr and Mrs ' Charles Wagner of Racme Kail Lee Knapp was weekend vlilitor with his grandmother Mrs Lena Knapp of Langs ville Mr and Mrs Harley E Johnson and fam1ly spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs John Slack and children of ~ ~ Scpo OBSERVE ANl'IIVERSARY - An open house m ob servance of the 50th wedding anmversary of Mr and Mrs Clmton E Johnson will be held Sunday Oct 13 at the" res1dence at Portland The observance is bemg hosted by thelf children Mr and Mrs Johnson were marned Oct 16 1924 They have mne children all hvmg 29 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren Relatives and lnends are mv1ted to attend the open house between the hours of 2and 4 p m ( 10) 7 I DR. LAMB Emphysema damage By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR lAMB - Would you .Jtindly explam the symp toms of emphysema and how they affect a person suffenng from that malady? Also IS 11 d~agnosed by X ray only• And are there any mediCatiOns that afford some rehef? I un derstand that to date no per manent cure has been loWid for th1s 11lness DEAR READER - We go through semant1c manipulation about as often m med1cme as clothmg styles change So emphysema no longer means the same thmg to all doctors The ongmal word comes from Greek and means an mflahon I suppose you could say we have emphysema of our economy these days Most doctors shU use the term for lung disease that causes distention or mflatwn of the atr sacs Your lungs are a collection of tiny alf sacs that function to a large extent like a collection of tiny balloons And they are also elasbc When you let your breath out thelf nor mal elasticity squeezes the a1r out of the lung much the same way an mflated balloon shoots atr out when you open tl The overmflat10n of the lung can occur from loss of the normal elasbc1ty of the tmy alf sacs Or 1t can occur from long standmg obstrucllon to the outlet of the air sacs that eventually connect to your large wlndptpe (trac hea) Anything that obstructs the normal outflow of a1r from ti)e lung can contribute to the gradual development of a persistently o'verlnflated or emphysematous lung Th1s mcludes mfect10ns and I By the Day Local company has 1mme~llate opemng for an expenenced , key punch operator Job consists of operatmg an.. 1 B M Model 129 Punch Venf1er. Good frmge benef1ts, S2 ao per hour Must be Wllhng to work shift work Send br1ef resume of education and work expenence to Southern Ohio Coal Co. RT NO 3, BOX 54 ALBANY, OHI045710 CHARLES M BUSKIRK PERSONNEL ASSI$TANT AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMf:>LOYER ~ ~ lrfllants ( parhcularly Cigarette smoke and other pollutants) The loss of normal lung functiOn from emphysema IS gradual At the beglnnmg tl may not cause any nollceable symptoms It gradually sneaks up on a person A long standmg cough from chrome mfect10n may or may not be present or a person may have a cigarette hack At rest the person may not notice anythmg new He IS literally able to supply only enough oxygen lor h1s body at rest Often the f~rst s1gns are decreased exerctse tolerance He may get bred and short of breath With exertion that used to be no problem This symp tom progresses so that With less and less effort he gets breathless and fallgued Fmally he may have enough lWig changes to cause short ness of breath even while s1thng Cough and related problems vary dependmg on whether there ts an mfection or not or ~rritat10n from pollutan Is In advanced cases the circulatiOn IS also affected Th1s may cause a blue color of the lips There 1s a lot you can do for emphysema 1f you start soon enough First on the liSt IS to elurunate tobacco smoke and other pollutan Is You can t do much for the guy who won l qwt smoking If there 1s a chrome mfechon caustng secret10ns that block the a1r way these s hould be ellmmated by treatment Sometimes spectal techniques are used to mmstunze and clean up secretions blockmg a1r passages Then Utere are some med1cmes that can be used to help relax the a1r passages these are the same or sunllar to those used m trealmg an asthma attack But the one thmg the pahent can do and h1s doctor can t do 11 for hun IS to av01d Cigarette smoke and polluted a1r : { :: jj '£83 nww.::..~\., MONDAY YOUNG Adult Class Bradlord Church of Chnst 7 30 Monday rught at tbe home of Kathryn Russell COTTAGE Prayer meeting at the home of Frank Cleland Vme St Racme POMEROY Garden Club 7 30 p m home of Mrs Fred Blaettnar Spnng A1(e Members name a bulb they would like to plant this fall for spnng in arlswer to roll call RACINE Chapter OES OctOber meeting 8 p m at Mason1c Temple election of off1cers and reports part of busmess meeting RACINE PTA 7 30 p m at grade school Plans for car nival Nov 2 to be made fathers mght observed membership drive sterted and talks by Mrs Ruby Vaughan Mrs Maxine Goeglem district PTA representatives SALEM Center PTA 7 30 pm Program by John Redovtan Mrs Marlene F1sher and f1fth gr111de .students MIDDLEPORT Garden Club 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs James Titus Sr Rutland Co-hostesses Mrs J W Kinca1d Mrs Crary DaviS and Mrs DaVid Entsminger Payment of dues m response to roll call Mr and Mrs David Tystnger Wedding vows exchanged GREENVILLE Tenn M1ss Sherry Gayle McCam and Dav1d Clay Tysmger were marr~ed m a candlelight ceremony Saturday May 18 at 8 p m at the Central Christian Church Greenville Tenn Dr W1Iham Gwaltney off•c•aled at the double rmg ceremony John tnm Largo Fla was sol01sl and Bill Hale Johnson City Tenn was orgamst for the wedding The bflde IS the daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman McCam Manetta and the late Lo1s Reed McCam Reedsville She IS the granddaughter of Mrs Mary Reed Reedsville and Mr and Mrs Dana McCam Long Bottom The groom IS the son of Mr and Mrs Henry Clay Tysmger Flonda and 1s the grandson of Mr and Mrs E L Qwllen Largo Fla and Mrs Kahe Ph1lbps High Pomt N C G1ven m mamage by her father the br1de wore a gown fashwned by herself It was of a Ime styling w1th emptre wa1stm whtte satm The bodice and sleeves had an overlay of lace The veil was of white illuston tr1mmed m lace and was attached to a pearl head p1ece She carried a bRI!quet of whtte dms1es white rosebuds and baby s breath Ma1d of honor was Mtss Sue Labusher !sUp N Y She wore a hghl blue gown styles Identically to the one worn by the bnde Best man lor the bndegroom was Tony Twtst Dallas Tex and the ushers were Guy White Largo Fla and Jeff Tw1st Dallas A recephon was held followmg the weddmg and hostesses were Mrs Kathy Poorman Johnson City Tenn MISS D1ane Harker In dianapobs Ind and MISs Sharon Shaffer Roanoke Va The brtde changed to a long yellow dress and a yellow lei presented to her by the groom for the short honeymoon to Gatloburg Tenn They res1de m Johnson City Tenn • Guests mcluded Mrs E L Quillen and Scott Quillen of Flonda Mrs Erma Cleland Mr and Mrs Dana McCam Mr and Mrs Gale McCam and son Dale Lee Mrs Est.a White Mr and Mrs Norman Well Mr and Mrs Harhs Frank and son George and Mrs Gladys Shumway Oh10 Mr and Mrs B1il Brashier Hawau Mr and Mrs Harola Tw1st and daughter Teresa Tex Dr and Mrs W1ll1am Gawaltney and children Jenme Jul1e and Huey Mr Wayne Emory Mr Fred 0 dell Mr and Mrs Norman French and children M1ke and Rhonda Mr and Mrs AI Ranson and son Chns Mr and Mrs Henry Bullock Mrs Margaret Ricker and daughters Sharon and Sandra J1mmy Horner Miss Lma Horner Mr and Mrs Jerry Aiken and Mark Poorman Tenn Accounts and vouche r.s of th e fo ll ow ng named frduc ar es have been fled n the Probate Court Me gs County Oh o for approvl!ll and sett l ement CASE NO 19925 F fth Annual Account of Dorothy G lmore Guard an of Delbert Norman Ca ll an n competent person CASE NO 20478 Second and Fma Account of Wendell C Ger ach Trustee Under the Last W II and Testament of Bert e N Watts Deceased CASE NO 20781 Second Account of Paul E K l oes Guardian of the Person and Estate of Amy Esther Graham an Incompetent Person CASE NO 211 21 F rst and F nal Account of Everett Gard ner Executor of the E s tate of Etna Gardner Deceased CASE NO 21215 F' rst and F nat AccQ\Int of E eanore K Enevo dsen Guard•an of Jo Lynn Enevoldsen Unless ex cept ons are f1led thereto said accounts w II be for hear ng before sa d Court on the 5th day of November 1974 at wh ch 1 me sa d accounts w II be cons dered and cont nued from day to day unt I f nally (I sposed of Any person Interested may f le written except ons to said accoun 15 or to matters per ta ning to the execut on of the trust not tess than f ve days pr or to the date set for hear ng MANNING 0 WEB STER JUDGE ClO) 7 ttc Common Plea s Court P r obate 0 VISIOn Me gs County Ohio IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO TRACIE JIVIDEN Birthday observed ---- I tddj--=~bJ'l'bl!l ---pol<l·l- ::1 ~ ' N THE MATTER OF SET TLEMENT O F ACCOUNTS PROBATE COURT MEIG S COUNTY OH IO Miss Tracie Jean Jividen Cleveland celebrated her thtrd btrlhday Sept 20 at the home of Darrm and Jason Drenner TUESDAY Middleport SPECIAL meetmg Mtd Party hats and favors were illeport Lodge 363 F and A M g1ven to the children and Tuesday 7 30 p.m Work m the refreshments were served fellowcraft degree Attendmg were Melissa W1se WINDING Tra1l Garden Kelly Tyree Belinda HadSell Club. 8 p.m Tuesday at the Susy Hadsell Dav1d Sm1th home of Mrs IriS Kelton Ryan Lemley Jason Sm1th Members to take bulbs for a Ronda Little Cindy Uttle c1 vic plantmg Mrs Ruth Teresa Utue Darrln Drenner Moore to g1ve program on cacti Jason Dr'!!llner stacey Tyree and other succulents Ricky WISe Sonya Wise Tara Halloween party m conjunction Morr1s Mrs Vona Hadsell With meetmg Members asked Mrs Eulilnda Haley Mrs to attend m costume Geneva Wise Mrs Carolyn THE DUNCAN Famlly Utile Mrs Sheryl Lemley Tampa Fla Will be at the Mrs Delores Tyre Mrs Morse Chapel United Shirley Smtih Mrs Sharo~ MethodiSt Church CR 35 old WISe Mrs Becky DreMer Portland Racine Rd 7 30 Tracte s mother Mrs Jlrenda J1v1den and her grand p m Everyone 1s welcome ' mothers Mrs Vivian Ph1ll1ps RACINE Lodge 461 F&AM at and Mrs Iris J1v1den 7 30 p m Work will be In tjle MM Degree All regular brethren welcome EASTERN Band BOosters DEWO liD TO TilE 7 30 p m at the band room of omt:ui'I'OP lhe h1gh school All parents of C&UIAL:T~ band members urged to attend RR06GIDmmtiiOaUOI MEIGS Chapter 53 DAV meeting 7 30 p tn at the Mud chapter home oh Butternut ado Y.ue, PBI ac· ~ lll ____ • Ave Pomeroy Refreshments OIIbl'lllao Oooortlk,--wiD be served All members 1117 asked to be present 1MEIGS Athletic Boosters NiUODal adYIU'tt.lq ........•taU.." II 1'1 1U'&Da' Inc ll&allo.tll 7 30 p m at high school Fllw NtlrYft. Ne.Ycft. If of prevwu~ game to be shown t' _ I; I •_ ..._ _ Delhald by c.wrter .._ ,.._a, All mterested person• welcome ml1llllo ..... moll... II 1 -Olio -11.11. -a,c.lo -.1 W Vo qat Y• Ill Ma WEDNESDAY •.. """ ,..,.., " I SYRACUSE Pack 242 Cub ....... 1!:1Aatwa$IUI,_, •moalbl AI• u Scouts 1mmed1ately after _ _ _..._, ac..._aa.,r 1 '? I school at school buildmg Social I 1 i Calendari ,, Carmel News, ~ SWidyville 0 and SWiday With Mr and Mrs Gene Slack and children of Urtchsville 0 Mrs Larry Barr and V1s1ting at the home of Milry daughter of Rutland were Circle over the weekend were Tuesday VIS itors of Mrs Mr and Mrs Melvin Circle and Howard Thoma Sunday VISitors of Mr and fam1ly of Columbus Mr and Mrs Uncoln Russell were Mr Mrs George Circle Mr and and Mrs Franklm Russell of Mrs James Circle of New Middleport Mr Dale Russell Haven W Va Roy Johnson of Racine called of Columbus and Mrs Harold at the home of Mr and Mrs Gillogly of Carpenter Arthur Johnson and family and Mr and Mrs Carl McElroy Betty Van Meter on Saturday ot Columbus were weekend evenmg vls1tors of Mr and Mrs Paul Mr and Mrs Gene Hudson of McElroy and Mr and Mrs Bill Racme Mr and Mrs Shelby McElroy Jell and Joey Pickens and fam1ly of Mrs Helen Johnson v1s1ted With Mr and Mrs Larry Pomeroy v1stted at the home of Johnson and fanuly Tuesday Mr and Mrs Allan Taylor on SWiday evenmg f 4 2tc By Ann B Wat so n Dep uty C erk IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY OH 10 I occurs slowly ate of sad- County wa s. f le,.d n th s Court Sa d Invento r y and Appra sement w I be for hear ng before th s Court on the 18th day of Octob er 197A at 10 00 o coc k A M Any person des r ng to r l e ex c ept ons thereto must r le ttiem at least 1 ve days pr or to the date set for hear ng G ven under my hand and seal of said Court th s 3rd day of October 1974 Mann ng b Webster Judge Mr and Mrs Cltnton johnson KEY PUNCH OPERATOR .-.. Ohio Rt De c eased aforeme>nt oned deceased VISIT IN POMEROY Mr and Mrs Mike Hammer of Columbus were Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs Bob Hoefbch and daughter Jayne - Damron Townsh p No 21 284 You are hereby notrf ed that the Inventory and Ap pra sement of the estate of the , -=======~~~==~--~~==~= • NOTICE OF ELECTIOif Syra~ I I NOT"ICE Is hereby given that n pursuan~e of a Reso lut ion of the Board of County Com miss oners of +he County of Me gs Pomeroy Oh o passed on the 30th day of August 1974 there will be submitted to a vote of the people of sa•d County at a General ELECTION to be held n th e County of Meigs Ohio at th e regular plac~s of vot ng therem on Tuesday the 5th day of November 1974 the quest o~ of levy ng In excess of the ten mill mltat on Jor the benefit of Me gs County for the purpose of the ma ntenante and operat on of schools tra n ng centers workshops and cl n c s for mentally retarded persons Sa d tax be ng a reneWal of a ta x of 0 75 m lis and an ncrease of 20m lis to can st tute a ta x of 2- 75m li S to run for Five years at a rate not exceeding 2 75 m I s for each one dollar of valuat on wh ch amounts to Twe-nty seven and one half cents for each one hundred dollars of va l uat on tor Five years The Polls for sa d Elec t on w 1 be open at 6 30o clock AM and reman open untl 6 30 o clock P M Eastern Standard T me of sad day By o.r'der of the Board of E eel oil s of Meigs County Qh 0 Edw n S Cozart Cha rman BY JOE CARNICELLI "'m ror us nus was the ftrsl UP! Sports Writer 1\eek where you would say For the f1rst lew weeks thmgs weore comfortable i:m d WIJUUng was an expenence relaxed on the s1dehnes Now it s becommg common Plunkett also was ha ppy w1th place for the New Englantl the lops1ded \\lit Patriots and the St lJJws It sa good feelmg to be able Cardinals to s11 down m the third quarter The two clubs both p1cked to and watch the team play when fm1sh near the bottom of their you r e ahead he sa td divtstons contmued to rate as Whenever I used to s11 down pro football s b1ggest stor1es as it was because we were way they ran !herr records to 4-{) behmd Sunday With unpress1 ve v1c Thomas who has a monu tories mental task before hun sa1d New England which num the Colts made early m1s bers Super Bowl champion takes that k11led us The b1g M1am1 and powerhouse los thmg was we d1dn t make any Angeles among 1ts v1ctuns thud down plays and they dtd anm1 tlated the wtnless We need a game like the Balllmore Colts 42 3 even Patnots wm over Mtamt (34 pulling liS first team m1dway 24 ) to make the players through the thrrd period believe And St Lows trailmg 9-{) at St LoUis meanwhile got 1ts halftune erupted lor 24 pomts biggest boost from two of 1ts m the third penod to swamp smallest players Terry the San FranciSCO 49ers 34 9 Metcalf and Mel Gray Metcalf Jun PlWiketl who left the (5-10 185) scored on a 24 yard game m the thtrd period threw rWl and Gray (5-9 175) caught three touchdown passes two of a 57 yard TD pass from Jun them to Regg1e Rucker as the Hart to put the Cardinals ahead PatriOts took a 21-3 lead at the to stay and then took a 59-yard half and then tacked on 14 more TO pass to break 11 Wide open pomts m the third per1od to Hart also passed four yards to turn the game mto a rout and Donny Anderson for a TD and rum Joe Thomas head Jhn Bakken added two held coachmg debut goals Joe Reed s 53-yard pass Thomas the Colts general to Gene Washmgton accoWlted manager took over the head for the 49er TD coaching JOb last Sunday when Every coach IS a dreamer Howard Schnellenberger was smd St Loms Coach Don fired Coryell but I don t know tf I Plunkett who now has rune would have thought we would t(Juchdown passes th•s season be ~ at th1s tune 1f you had hit Rucker With a 69-yard asked tne before the season scormg pass on the thrrd play Th1s was our best gameof the game and flanker Darryl certamly m the second half 11 Stmgley ran 23 yards for was another score Mack Herron s In other NatiOnal Football live-yard rWI made 11 21-{) League acllon SWiday Mm before Tom Linhsrt s 27 yard nesota overlook Dallas 23.21 field goal gave Baltunore tis Cincmnatt downed Washmgton only pomts 28 17 Oakland routed Plunkett threw four yards to Cleveland 40 24 Buffalo Sam Cwmmgham and 16 to trampled Green Bay 27 7 Rucker before ret1rmg and Atlanta edged the New York John Tarver added the last G1ants 14 7 Pittsburgh score on a seven yard run squeezed past Houston 1:'.-7 We were worned about the Clucago trunmed New Orleans game when we went mto 11 "24 10 Denver topped Kansas smd Patr1ots Coach <lluck City 17 14 los Angeles dumped Fa~rbanks We d1dn t expect Detroit 1&-13 and Philadelphia 1t to go th1s easily It was a mce beat San Diego 1:>.-7 The New Dorothy M John ston D rector Dated October 4 1974 NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF' THE TEN MILL LIMITATION NOTICE s hereby g ven that n pursuance of a Resolut on of t he Counc I of the V1 lage of Rae ne Oh o passed on the 6th day of August 1974 there w 11 be subm tted to a vot e of the people of sa d V 1ll age at a General ELECT ON to be he d n the V1l age of Rae ne Oh o at the regu ar place of vot ng there n on Tuesday th e 5th day of November 197.4 the question of evying In excess of the ten m Ill m Itat Ion for the benefit of Racine Village for the purpose of Prov d ng and manta ning 'lf tre apparatus appt ances build ngs or s tes therefor or sources of water supply and mater ats therefor or the establ Shment and maintenance of I nes of f re alarm telegraph or the payment of permanent part t me or vo unteer firemen or fire hghtmg com pan e.. t o operate the same Sad tax being a renewal of an ex st ng tax of 20m Its to run for five years at a rate not exceed ng 20m I s for each one dollar of valuation which amounts to twenty cenh for each one hundr:ed dollars of valuation for Five years The Polls for said Election will be open at 6 30 o clock AM and reman open until 6 30 o clock P M Eastern Standard Time of sa d day By order of the Boerd of Elechons of Me gs County Oh o Edwm S Cozart Cha rman Dorothy M John s ton D rector Dated Oct -4 1974 Today's Sport Parade B7 MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sporll Editor PITTSBURGH (UP!) - Ron Cey doesn t walk he waddles Charlie Chaplin style Nobody has ever miStaken him for Fred Asta1re on h1s feet or Twmkletoes Selk~rk e•ther The way l walked a Iotta people thought I had poho says the squat soft-talking but hardsluggmg Los Angeles Dodgers th1rd baseman ustug the past tense when the present one still applies I don t have polio and never did have but I guess when some scouts first saw me they thought something was wrong Well scouts aren t always 100 per cent right They make mistakes too Those who shied away from Ron Cey because he du!n t exactly look like something out of the Spaulding Gmde obvtously pulled a rock Ask Walt Alston l think he sa lot better ballplayer than people g1ve hun cred1t for sa1d the Dodgers manager SWiday after h1s stockY third baseman w1th the blond flowmg moustache had hammered a home run a pair of ringmg doubles and a tine shot smgle m a 5-2 vtctory that was the boilgers second str&ght over Pittsburgh m the Nallonal League playoffs and moved them wtthin one wm of a champagne pennant clmchmg He s not very b1g but he has power he runs better than he looks like he s runomg and at third base he s good Alston went on At Washmgton State Cey s baseball coach Chuck Brayton nollced the unorthodox way he moved around and began calling him The Pengum The ruckname d1ed out for awhile after Cey went mto pro ball w1th the Dodgers orgaruzat10n but Tommy Lasorda one of his fust managers and now a coach w1th the Dodgers revtved 11 'The frrst thne !looked at h1m I satd 'for Gods sake he walks hke a penguin recalls Lasorda That s the only way I can <leS!!ftbe it Etther that or like a duck and I thmk pengum soundS better don t you? Cey doesn t mind the ruckname at all I think 1t s good lor a Iotta reasons he says It hl\5 gotten me a Iotta publicity and 1t relates to young people which I thmk .;; IS hnportant Ron Cey IS 26 and has been play1ug tbe past couple of weeks w1th a VtrUS wh1ch weakened hun generally and produced an ulcerated tongue He has lost SIX pounds smce mtd-September and looked pale after tlie JOb he did on the Pirates Sunday. He wafll t crowmg about It that much e1ther remindmg everybody he had com mltted two errors on Saturday that made him feel llke the worst player in tbe maJor leagues desptte a 3-Q Dodger VICtory One of those who stood off to the s1de and watched newsmen crowd around the happy Dodger th1rd baseman Sunday wa51Us father Frank Cey who ruM a servtce station out on Pac1f1c Highway Southwest m Tacoma Wash Frank Cey had an elastic bandage on his r~ght arm where a radl11tor hose blew up on hun the other day and made hhn think for awhile be wouldn t get to come here Wid see h1s oldest boy play ball Ron pumped gasm my station four years Willi he was 17 his father S81d He was the best attendant! ever had Sold more oil than anybody else Never failed to Wipe your Wtndsh1eld or check your oil e1ther No he never got any preferenllal treatment at the stat10n Because he was my boy he had to work harder He started out makmg a dollar-mtd-a-(juarter an hour but later he got a ra1se of course Frano< Cey says you can g~t a gallon of gas for S3 cents at hjs stallon and they still wipe your wmdshteld and check your 011 HISboy Ron dropsmtherenowandtheffi Don texpecthun for the next couple weeks though He n~a y be a httle busy m something called the World Ser1es • Edw n S Cozart Chairman Dorothy M Johnsfon 't O.t.d 0 c o b er 4 1974 Director <101 7 1.4 21 ~ Patriots, Cards zap opposition ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION THE FARMERS BANK & ( 10) 7 1-4 21 28 Ate SAV NGS COMPANY P ia ntiff vs NOTICE OF ELECTION DANNYM BARBER ON TAX LEVY IN ET AL EXCESS OF THE TEN Defendants MILL LIM(TATION No 15 502 NOTICE s hereby g1ven that PUBLIC NOTICE n pursuance of a Resolution of Pursuant to an Order of Sale the Council of the Village of ISSued by the Court of Common Pleas of Me gs County Oh i o 1 Syrecuse Oh o passed on the 1st day of August 1974 there will offer for sale at pub! c wl I be subm •tied to a vote of the auct on on the 9th day of pl!ople of sa d VIllage at a November 1974 at 10 00 A M General ELECTION to be held at the Court House Steps n the n the V II age of Sy racuse Oh o V llage of Pomeroy Coun ty of at the regular place of vot ng Me gs State of Oh o the there•o on Tuesday the 5th day follow ng descr bed real estate of November 1974 the quest on The follow ng real estate of levy ng In excess of the ten s tuate In the Townsh p of Olive mill I mltatlon for fhe benefit of County of Me gs and State of Syracuse V llage for the pur Oh o pose of Current Expense~ Being a part of Lot No 138 Sa d tax being a rene al of 11! Town No 3 Sect on No 24 and an existing tax of 3 o mttts o run Range No 11 of the Oh o for five years at a rate not Company s Purchase beg1n exceed ng 30m I s for 4!ach one nlng on the north Side of the dollar of va uatlon which road elld ng from Long Bottom amounts to Th1rty Cents tor Oh o to Pomeroy Oh o on a each one hundred dollars of line between Lots 138 and 139 thence West along said road 8 valuat on for Five years The Pol s for said Election rods thence north 20 rods wIt be open at 6 30 o clock AM thence east 8 rods to d vid ng and remain open until 6 30 line of Lots 138 and 139 thence south 20 rods to the place of o clock P M Eastern Standard T me of sad day beg nn ng contain ng one acre By order of the Board of more or less Elect ons of Me gs County A l so the fo low ing prem ses n Oh o 01 ve TownsJtip Me gs County Oh o and beih'g In Range No 11 Edw n S Cozart Town No 3 Sect on No 24 and Cha rman n 100 Acre Lot No 139 Of the Oh o Company s Purchase and Dorothy M Johnston bounded and descr b ed as D rector follows Beg nn ng 21 rods west Dated Oct 4 1974 of the line between 100 Acre Lots 138 and 139 n the nor (10) 7 14 21 28 -4tc theast corner of a 5 06 acre lot belongmg to Mary A Chambers and at the southeast corner of a one acre lot belonging to F ora NOTICE OF ELECTION E Sm lth in public road leading ON TAX LEVY II( from Long Bottom Oh o to EXCESS OF THE TEN Tuppers P a ns Oh o thence MILL LIMITATION north 20 rods to a stake at the NOTICE Is hereby g ven that southeast corner of a lot now n pursuance of a ResolQt on of owned by Grant Stalnaker thence east 12 rods to 4.. stake the Board of Trustees of the s ituate 9 rods west of ftW" ine TOWNSHIP OF Sc p o Ohio between 100 Acre Lots 138 and passett on the 5th day of July 139 thence south 18 rods more 1974 there w II be submitted to or less to the center of sa d a vote of the people of said at a General pub I c road thence a little Township sol,lth of westerly along the ELECTION to be held n the center of said road to the place Township of Sc plo Ohio at the of beg nnmg conta n ng t ~ regular places of voting ther ein acres be ng th e se me more or on Tuesday the 5th day of less November 197.4 th e quest on of Except n g all coal under Sllld levying In excess of the ten mill !lnd descr bed ln the last p ece lim tatlon for the benet t of wh ch the cca s expressly Scipio Township for the pur reserved by Clinton A Roberts pOse of Prov ding and main ogether with all the pr vlleges tainlng f re apparatus ap of m n ng an d removing and Pllances bUildings or sites also of mining coal from other therefor or sources of water property supply and materials therefor Except ng a parce of and or the estab l ishment and recorded n Vol 228 Page 823 main t enance of lines of f re alarm teleg raph or the payment Deett Records of Me 1gs. Co:unty Oh o of permanent part time Reference Deed Vol 254 volunteer firemen or fire Page 861 Deed Records Meigs fighting com pan es to per ate the nme County Ohio Terms of sale Cash tor not Said tax being a renewal of less than two thirds of the ap an existing tax of 1 mill to run praised value and sublect to for 5 years at a rate not ex the r en tor real &s t ete taxes tor ceeding 1 IJ mill for each one 1974 dollar of vatuet.on which Property appra sed at amounts to Ten Cents tor each $912000 One hundred dolfars ,of vatuetlon fOr Five years Robert C Hertenbach The POlls for sad Elect on Sheriff of Will be open at 6 30 o clock A M Meigs County Ohio and rem a n open until 6 30 ( 10) 7 14 21 28 {11) 4 stc o cock P M Eastern Standard Time Of sad day By order of the Board of Elections of Me gs County Ohio VJSITTEMPLETONS Lawton Templeton Sr of Jacksoil and Mr and Mrs Moxie Hensley of LoulaviUe Ky recenUy back from a trlp to Alaska and a tour throngh several weStern states, were here Thursdaf to visit Mr and Mrs Edward Temflieton, Mn!1(1 28 Ate HERE TUE<IDAY RACINE - Mr and Mrs Melvln Nothstine Groveport, were Tuesday guests of Mr and Mrs Ralllh Webb ~ I \ Jt York s 11 t Ml ll I lom~ht V1kmgs 2l l nw .. vs 21 Mtnncsola remamed the t nly thu unbeaten eam ts 1-tC'd ( <J X ki cked a 27 y u d field g oal that bare ly went tlu uugh llu upnnll ~ " 1 ' t o::('( 1 lit.:'! dd eat Dallas 1 ' k1 ck ( <> X thtrd of th£' (.!arne ca111c 1ft r r Calvm H1ll put Dallas aJ ead on an eight yard run w1th 2 26 tef Fran Tark enton threw TD passes of 66 and I 1 'ants to a uck Foreman fot Mmnesc.ta wh1Ie ROger Staubach had I D passes or 58 ~ards tu ( t lden Richards and five to Walt Garnson lor Dallas no\\ I 3 Bengals 28 Jted<kins 17 Lemar Parnsh scored on a 90-yard punt return and a 47 yard re turn of a fumbl e m Cmcmnati s wm over Washmg Bv Un t 1\~ \J hrS( ln w :l4 \ r i l l) ! s lsttc (\u s I B'4 lltt lluk 1at1 t1n V<-H ds f I II 1I C'l I [) f n I (' Bt ng tis w ~ 1 Sc nnv Jur g 1t td { l\ d H11l K !m er m 1 t I s pt ltd 1U !rev. TO p 1 "cs f four yards to Moses Dt> nson a nd 22 1 Jt'rn Suulh for the Hedskms no" 2 2 Rmd~ •.,. tO Rr 1wns 24 Ke n S abl e r s hr ee TO passes led Oakland past C1evc land Aft er the Bro'Vrns took a 10 0 le 1d Stabler thr'l>w 11 \ards to F're<! R letmkoff 45lo Clu enrc Da\ s u <I 10 o Cliff Br an ch Dalit S also scored on a nc vw d plw ge "h1Ie Charley Hall r eturned an mtet ceptmn 29 ) a ' ds for one Browns TO and Hu ~h McKmms 'an 44 va1ds fm a nother A's shut out Orioles, 5-0 OAKLAND (UP!) Baseball players m general and managers m particular hke to talk about momentwn that undefinable emotwn al state they clatm d ectd es championships In the f1rst two games of th e Amencan League playoffs here wh1ch the A sand Onoles split both managers AI Dark of Oakland and Earl Weaver of Balllmore talke d ab out momentwn Weaver clmmed h1s club had 1t commg mto the playoffs because the Onoles had won their last nme regular se ason games to clmch the East FOOTBALL LA near first flag in 8 years NFL S t nd nqs, 1 Pr ss I tcrn il f o 101 1 CQ. lcr nc E' I Am~er• c an w t 0 0 N w En II 0 M N y"" )f' ~ I o no r e C nc n nfl P sbu Qll Hou sl on pet pf 150 ao 667 ] ]) ;• ~ I 3 0 61 5 i''iO 78 47 3 0 250 58 109 ] 0 0 ' 2 W f'"- t w 1 t pet pi 0 750 04 1< an C v 7 0 500 62 D e ve 2 37~ 65 ;., 0 e q o I J 0 250 6 '1 N ill on a Conf er enc e E a sl kl nd S Lou s 3 w Ph a Wash I 1 0 0 3 2 '} 0 0 59 6.:1 pa 52 67 96 79 000 pa !1 7 29 750 500 59 70 3 58 6 5 50 6 pet D a l as N YC an s 3 0 250 3 0 250 Central WITpc M nn eso a 4 0 0 1 000 Ch c ag o Green Bay De ro 61 0 ' 00 00 0 " n Ce ntr al w I I p <:: t pf pa 3 I 0 750 99 4 Cl eve a d 0 pa 000 ?<I 6 i) l ppa 73 5 2 ' 0 soo 69 53 2 2 0 500 0 0 000 65 4 9 6 Wes t LOS Ang Th en Sunday after the A s had beaten the Onoles 5-0 behmd the flve-lut p1tchmg of left y Ke n Holtzman Dark clatm ed hts club now had the mom entum 1 lhmk wmmng the second ga me of any short sertes IS the most Important satd Dark because It g1vcs you momen tum Weaver d1dn l exactly buy that Al1 1t means ts that we are now 1 I and the dub that wms two of the next three Will play m the World Senes he sa1d The day befor e though after Contmued on page 5 w J I pf I pet 0 750 7 pa 43 Sa n F an 2 2 0 500 45 78 A t a nta 1 3 0 250 37 6 N Or eans I 3 0 250 37 78 Sunday s Re sults Al ana 4 N YGa nl s7 N ew Eng and tl 'J Ba ll m o e 3 C nc nna 28 Wa sh ngton 7 Oa kl an d 40 C ev e <J nd 24 Bull a o 27 Gr een Ba y 7 Ch cago 24 N ew Orl ea ns 10 P sbu gh 3 Hou s on 7 Denv e- 7 Ka nsas C ty 4 Los Angc cs 6 D e o t 13 Ph adc l ph a 13 Sa n 0 eg o 7 Sf L ou s 34 San Franc sco 9 M nn eso l a 23 Dalla s 21 Mondays Game NY J e s at M am n gh t Sunday s Games Buffa oat Ba t m ore Ch cago at A ant a C nc nna t a C ev e and D a l as at S L ou s Hou s ton at M nn eso ta Los Ange es vs Gr een Bay a M wau kee M am at Wa sh n g on N ew En g an d a N Y Jets N ew Or eans at D enve r N Y G ant s a Ph a de ph a P sbu r g h a Ka n sas c y San D ego a Oa k an d Monday s G ame San F an c sco a t D etr o t n g h Blue Imps use ball control in 30-6 win Galha Academ y High School s Blue Imps reserve football team used ball control tact1cs m thetr season opener on Memonal F1eld Saturday mght enroute to a 30-6 v1ctory over the vtslllng Meigs reserves The IJ!ds of W•!!WJI ( Buddy) Moore and Ed Pauley ran 56 plays from scrunmage and perm1tled Metgs but 27m the 40 mmute contest " )'he loss was Metgs first m .tliree start th1s fall Galltpohs gamed 245 yards rushmg 10 49 attempts Sophomore QB Ga•y Swam completed fiVe of seven passes for 112 yards g1vmg the Blue Imps 357 total yards The Imps collected 16 f1rst downs fumbled three tunes and lost one bobble GAHS was penalized lour tunes for 40 yards The Imps punted t w1ce once for 30yards One punt was blocked by Me1gs defenders Metgs was lun1ted to 54 yards rushmg m 20 trtps Sophomore QB Steve Randolph completed two of seven aer1als for 12 yards giVIng the L1ttle Marauders 66 total yards The vtSllors picked up only two lust downs fumbled three tunes and lost aU three Me1gs was penalized three tunes for 2S yards and punted three tunes for 77 yards Bnan Mmk 190 pound sophomore fullback picked up JOB yards m 17 tnps lor the wmners Bruce Scarberry 162 pound JUnior tailback added 98 vards m 20 tnps QB Swam had 14 yards m three attempts Sophomore t~ 1lb ack Ketth Jackson had 27 m e1ght tries and sophomore wm&back Sam Armstrong a mmus two m one ca rry For t he Marauders sophomore fullback Dan Buffington had 28 yards m s1x tnes Seruor tailback John Thomas had 18 yards m mne attempts and Jumor Bob W1lllamson had three yards m one tnp Jumor fullback Rod Ba1Iey had three yards m two cames and QB Randolph two yards m two trtps Bnan Mmk plowed over from the one late m the firSt penod for GAHS to clhnax an 00-yard 12-j>lay dr1ve B1g gamer has a 32-yard pass from Swam to llght end Kev Ja c kson 141 pound sophomore M•dway m the second period Swam hit Kev Jackson w1th a 60-yard touchdown pass to g1ve the hnps a 12-{) advantage GAHS recovered a Me1gs fumble on Its own 36 to set up the next score Seven plays and Bruce Scar berry blasted over from the three to make 11 18-0 B•g gamers m the dnve mcluded a 14 yard pass from Swam to Kev Jackson and a 17 yard pass from Swam to Scarberry Swam clunaxed a 41 yard march for GAHS early m the third penod by gomg over from the four Sophomore taUback Keith Jackson set up that score by relurnmg the second half kickoff back 31 yards to the Me1gs 41 Me1gs only score was set up by a blocked punt on the GAHS 38 late m the thrrd penod Sophomore tackles Ray Willford and Wayne Cotterill pounced on the ball Coterill scooped 11 up and returned 11 to the GAHS lWQ Fullback Dan Buffmgton crashed over from the two to make tt 24-6 alter three penods The Blue Imps drove 54 yarde m rune plays lor the game s !mal score Ke1th Jackson tallied from the two to make it~ Saturday tbe Imps will host Jackson Me1gs w1ll host Logan Saturday By quarters GAHS B 6 12 6 Me1gs B 0 0 6 64 yards later I I l I SIJURGH UP I) !he y <at! Ron Ce y The Pengum but m th e eyes of the I' s Angeles Dodgers he stands n ore hke an eagle loday Cey whose squatty 5-foot 9 Hl5-pound fram e certamly be hes h1s a blltly as one of baseball s prem1er rWl produ cers tm ned m one or the best hiLlin g pe rforma nces m NatiOn a l Leagu e playoff h1story Sunday and because of tt the Dodge1s now are only one VICtor y away from their first pennant smce 1966 The 2&-year-old third base man mcknamed Pengum because of his WlUSUal walk m llected four h1ts mcludmg a pa1r of doubles and a homer while leading the Dodgers to a ,_ztrmmph over the Pittsburgh Pira tes lt was their second stra ight VICtory m the bes~-of fiv e ser1es and they return hom e now needmg only one wm 1n three games to wrap up the NL flag Le!thander Doug Rau a !:>.game wmner durmg the regular season w1ll try to gel th e Dodgers a sweep of the senes Tuesday at los Angeles He w1ll be opposed by Bruce K1son a nghthander who posted a 9-a record It was not too s urpnsmg to those who had seen Cey play durmg the regular season that he should emerge as the hero of game No 2 but 11 was a b1t strange to Cey himself He had been so Ill the past two weeks he was begmnmg to wonder If he could contnbute anythmg to the Dodger effort Saturday for example he made two errors m the f1eld for the first tune this season and went h1tless m three at-bats And m h1s f1rst at bat Sunday he popped out wtth the bases loaded I ve had a VIrUS the last two weeks and was not feeling up to par sa1d Cey I d1dn t m1ss any playmg tune but developed an ulcerated tongue and d1dn t eat I lost about six pounds Its hard to say 1f 11 s mgmlicant but I SWitched to a lighter bat today, from 34 OWlces to 32 When you get tired you have a tendency to uppercut I was much qwcker today After Ia1lmg m h1s !1rst at bat Cey was unstoppable He homered off the Jeltlield foul pole leadmg off the fourth doubled m the sixth triggered the decisive three,rWI etghth with another double an~ Singled m the nmth He joins Pittsburgh s Bob Robertson as the only National Leaguers to collect four h1ts in a playoff game I thmk he s a better player than people g1ve h1m cred1t for Dodgers Manager Walter Alston sa1d of Cey He has po wer he runs better tha n he too ks hke he s runmng and at th~rd base he s good Saturday was the worst I ve seen him play a t thlfd Cey agreed \Yllh hiS manager about h1 s pe rforman ce 1n Saturday s game wh•ch was won by the Dodgers 34l behmd Don Sutton s four-h1t p1tchmg I had a fe eling that I was the worst pl ayer m the game sa1d Cey who drove m 97 rWlS and played splendidly at thrrd durmg the regula r season I even changed gloves today too It wasn l only Cey s hlltlltg that rumed the Pirates Sunday howev e r On ce agam the league s most potent offense fa1led to produce as Andy Messersmith and Mike Mar shall combmed on an e1ghl hitter As m Saturday s game all o£ the Pirates htts were smgles The Pirates however aren t ready to g1ve up People have laughed at us when we were down before and that helped p1ck us up and come back sa1d Wllhe Star gell There s an awful lot of pnde on thiS ballclub Collecttvely we JUSt have to call on our pr)de and remember our pa st performances They h ave to wm three not two ,.,._ Th s w ee k s Oh o Colle g e Football Sc hed l e By Un ted Pr ess Inte rn ation a l w scon s n a Oh o Stal e Ken Sta e at B owl ng G re en To ledo a Wes t er n M ch ga n No t he r n M c h ga n a t Ak on 0 C n c nna a M e mph s Sf In Da y on a W es t ern Kentuck y Ash an d at North w ood (M ch M am at Oh o Un v ers t y Ce nt r a St a t Ke nt uc ky St Case wes ern ar K enyon Del an ce at W lm ng ton (n) B ull on at And er son { lnd F nd l a y at G r and Va ll ey M ch Ca rn e g e M e on ( Pa ) al H am W & J at John Car r o T enn essee T ec h a t Y oun gs town Sl M vs k ng um at Baldw n Walla te 0 Woo s t er a H e de berg 0 t erbe n at M a r etta Ca p t a l at Oh o North ern De n son a t Oh o Wesl eyan Moun I Un en at Oberlin H sda e {M ch J al W ttenb er g TUESDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY FUN NIGHT AT BURGER. CHEF/ INCREDIBURO/BLE! Special Family Meal Prices I 4 p.m. to closing FOR ADULTS 81g Shel• French Fries Turnover & Large Drink Only $1}5 soe FOR KIDS Funburger'"l French Fnes Small Drmk & Lollipop Only 1503 EASTERN AVE. • GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Where is their dream house without more energy? ~~[PJ~ PREVENTION WEEK Unless all of the new sources of clean energy are made ava1lable soon your dream house or your ch1ldren s could be httle more than a dream Of course 1f you hve m a house usmg natural gas now you 11 contmue to get the or thm replacements People gas you need for the apphances you re usmg wh o already hve 1n gas houses are lucky C olumba Gas s workmg to help But Amenca needs m1lhon s of new homes solve the energy cr SIS lhrough every year And the home bUilders already have Arct1c cxplorauon The advancement of mt lhons or dollar s for nghts felt the effects of the gas shortage In ma ny to gas d scov'ery has stimulated areas of the country bu1lders can t get exploratton and dr llm g acttVttles m natural gas for all the new homes that the Arctic Comnu!rctally productive wells have bet:n found Huge p1pehnes must be bu1It And that adds to the supply rt!ma n to be and Columb1a ts probl ems of the other forms of ene rgy It doe sn t lcao e th e new home buyer much choice and mean s ne could pay more for lasts aII year long SafetY m nded homeowne ~ make sure t hat heat ng systems a e n good cond t1on and that elecmcal c rev t5 a e not overlolded They pract ce good housekeep ng too so thai f res can t fmd a place to nart Mon: mportant fo the safety m nded F re P event on Waek asn a year lo ng Steve C Snowden h1s new non gas home SPACE COMMAND • &OOX Remote Con i ol Tun ng sun FAAM 'lr•IIIIIHCnllllff c.... ,.ny - Qtflal I Ul!l III'U II ft tk p 7241 U t amodern styl ng T tan 200 Sol d State Chases Super C~rom acol o r Pict ure b ghlt han the famous or g na Zen h Ch oma co or Tu~ E ect on c Tun er AFC I.J1"'-":' j The qual ty goes n before the name goes on '699!i INGELS FURNITURE ~~.l2635 MIDDLEPORT But all forms of energy that Amenca needs - gas 011 coal nuclear - are m short suppl y And An encan s should be concerned a bo utl h 11 You can help by Iearmng more •bout the cn<rgy cn s1s and supportmg efforts 10 pr m-1dc Am~.:n~.: <.t With eno ugh energy lo meet 111 1ts needs •ncludmg new and better bousmg "• w ~ b • C~LUMBIAGAS GIIS as predous purt: rn«gy use It -*IY f ~ • 11 ' i l •' �• 2 - TheDa•lySentmel M1dilleportl " l" " 0 Monday Ott .. I 1974 • ' The Dcnlv S.: nl u~t; I Mtddlt PI rt p~ mt 1 u' NOTICE ON FILING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT Polly :s- Pointers The State ot Ohto Me gs County Court of Common Pleas Probate o vts on To th e Executor of the es tat e to such of the follow ng as are res dents of t he State of Oh o • v z th e surv v ng spou se th e n e)(f of k n the benet c aries unde r th e w I and to the at By Polly Cramer Garbage pat1 perfumes room torn e y or r e present ng attorney s any of th e atorement oned persons Mae Pome~y POLLY SPROBLEM DEAR POLLY I have pets so must use a covered plastic garbage pall m the k1tchen butll becomes very hut and humid on the 1ns1de and the garbage reeks m JUS! a few hours I would hke some Ideas that would nd my garbage pa1l of these strong odors - JUNE DEAR POLLY - My Pel Peeve concerns the thought lessness on the part of good-mtenlloned VISitors to a new mother My daughter recently had a baby and she had so manji callers that needed rest was unposs1ble for her >!any stayed on and on never reahzmg she should have been gettmg some rest Each caller relived her own pregnancies b~rths and the whole bit Some even mentiOned how tired they had been at such tunes but never caught on that the same held true m this case Ills not that their kindness was not appreciated but too much candy can make any of us SICk after a while GRANDMOTHER DEAR POLLY - My Pomter IS for Susan who wants to remove the stallc electricity from her shag rug She m1ght spray It With that produce we use m our dryers to remove stallc elec tnc1ty from clothes Spray 1t where the mam traffic 1s and she ll find 11 works hke magic and lasts through several uses of the vacuum cleaner It also works on many coats and pants that piCk up lint dog hairs etc - ERMA DEAR GIRLS - Do try an locoMplcuous spot first Some m~ttstatlc agents cause dirt to cling to a carpet so treated The American Carpel institute and many rug companies suggest the lntroduc!ion of more moisture In the air as a cure Pans of water can be put on radiators or heaters or even decorative vases tbat are not easily knocked over CWI be kept filled with fresh water POLLY DEAR POLLY - When kmtting an afghan that 1s bemg made m stnps I baste each completed stnp to the previously made ones to be sure they are tdenllcally the same length Baste With a contrasting color yarn so 11 can be pulled out easily when the permanent jommg IS done Most of us have a tendency to kmt lighter or looser at times so aU stnps may not be the same length Bastmg first may save a great diSBppomllnent When you feel WICOmfortable on a hot and hum1d day run some cold water from the tap on your wriSts for several mmutes Wid be amazed at how much cooler you feel - MARION You will receive a dollar if Polly uses your favorite home making idea, Pet Peeve Polly's Problem or solution to a problem Wrlte Polly in care of this newapaper ....... ..• • ~ !11£ • • •" • ..• " DAILY J/MTJNfl MARK JOHNSON Mark Johnson 14 son of Mr and Mrs Jhn Johnson Mason IS a earner for The Daily Sentinel Be has been dellvermg papers for four weeks RecenUy be opened up new territory near his home area and secured 20 new customers Mark has three s•sters and one brother He is a freshman at Wahama High School and enjoys ba!!llball and fiShmg Wolfpen News, Notes t Mr and Mrs John Downs ~ and Mrs Howard Thoma were =Wedneoday dmner guests of • Mr and Mrs Harley T : Johnson : Mr and Mrs Harley E \ Johnson were diriner guests 1'lburaday of Mr and Mrs , Harley T Johnson : Mrs Harley Johnson and • Mrs Howard Thoma were last : Friday vlililors of Mr and Mrs ' Charles Wagner of Racme Kail Lee Knapp was weekend vlilitor with his grandmother Mrs Lena Knapp of Langs ville Mr and Mrs Harley E Johnson and fam1ly spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs John Slack and children of ~ ~ Scpo OBSERVE ANl'IIVERSARY - An open house m ob servance of the 50th wedding anmversary of Mr and Mrs Clmton E Johnson will be held Sunday Oct 13 at the" res1dence at Portland The observance is bemg hosted by thelf children Mr and Mrs Johnson were marned Oct 16 1924 They have mne children all hvmg 29 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren Relatives and lnends are mv1ted to attend the open house between the hours of 2and 4 p m ( 10) 7 I DR. LAMB Emphysema damage By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR lAMB - Would you .Jtindly explam the symp toms of emphysema and how they affect a person suffenng from that malady? Also IS 11 d~agnosed by X ray only• And are there any mediCatiOns that afford some rehef? I un derstand that to date no per manent cure has been loWid for th1s 11lness DEAR READER - We go through semant1c manipulation about as often m med1cme as clothmg styles change So emphysema no longer means the same thmg to all doctors The ongmal word comes from Greek and means an mflahon I suppose you could say we have emphysema of our economy these days Most doctors shU use the term for lung disease that causes distention or mflatwn of the atr sacs Your lungs are a collection of tiny alf sacs that function to a large extent like a collection of tiny balloons And they are also elasbc When you let your breath out thelf nor mal elasticity squeezes the a1r out of the lung much the same way an mflated balloon shoots atr out when you open tl The overmflat10n of the lung can occur from loss of the normal elasbc1ty of the tmy alf sacs Or 1t can occur from long standmg obstrucllon to the outlet of the air sacs that eventually connect to your large wlndptpe (trac hea) Anything that obstructs the normal outflow of a1r from ti)e lung can contribute to the gradual development of a persistently o'verlnflated or emphysematous lung Th1s mcludes mfect10ns and I By the Day Local company has 1mme~llate opemng for an expenenced , key punch operator Job consists of operatmg an.. 1 B M Model 129 Punch Venf1er. Good frmge benef1ts, S2 ao per hour Must be Wllhng to work shift work Send br1ef resume of education and work expenence to Southern Ohio Coal Co. RT NO 3, BOX 54 ALBANY, OHI045710 CHARLES M BUSKIRK PERSONNEL ASSI$TANT AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMf:>LOYER ~ ~ lrfllants ( parhcularly Cigarette smoke and other pollutants) The loss of normal lung functiOn from emphysema IS gradual At the beglnnmg tl may not cause any nollceable symptoms It gradually sneaks up on a person A long standmg cough from chrome mfect10n may or may not be present or a person may have a cigarette hack At rest the person may not notice anythmg new He IS literally able to supply only enough oxygen lor h1s body at rest Often the f~rst s1gns are decreased exerctse tolerance He may get bred and short of breath With exertion that used to be no problem This symp tom progresses so that With less and less effort he gets breathless and fallgued Fmally he may have enough lWig changes to cause short ness of breath even while s1thng Cough and related problems vary dependmg on whether there ts an mfection or not or ~rritat10n from pollutan Is In advanced cases the circulatiOn IS also affected Th1s may cause a blue color of the lips There 1s a lot you can do for emphysema 1f you start soon enough First on the liSt IS to elurunate tobacco smoke and other pollutan Is You can t do much for the guy who won l qwt smoking If there 1s a chrome mfechon caustng secret10ns that block the a1r way these s hould be ellmmated by treatment Sometimes spectal techniques are used to mmstunze and clean up secretions blockmg a1r passages Then Utere are some med1cmes that can be used to help relax the a1r passages these are the same or sunllar to those used m trealmg an asthma attack But the one thmg the pahent can do and h1s doctor can t do 11 for hun IS to av01d Cigarette smoke and polluted a1r : { :: jj '£83 nww.::..~\., MONDAY YOUNG Adult Class Bradlord Church of Chnst 7 30 Monday rught at tbe home of Kathryn Russell COTTAGE Prayer meeting at the home of Frank Cleland Vme St Racme POMEROY Garden Club 7 30 p m home of Mrs Fred Blaettnar Spnng A1(e Members name a bulb they would like to plant this fall for spnng in arlswer to roll call RACINE Chapter OES OctOber meeting 8 p m at Mason1c Temple election of off1cers and reports part of busmess meeting RACINE PTA 7 30 p m at grade school Plans for car nival Nov 2 to be made fathers mght observed membership drive sterted and talks by Mrs Ruby Vaughan Mrs Maxine Goeglem district PTA representatives SALEM Center PTA 7 30 pm Program by John Redovtan Mrs Marlene F1sher and f1fth gr111de .students MIDDLEPORT Garden Club 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs James Titus Sr Rutland Co-hostesses Mrs J W Kinca1d Mrs Crary DaviS and Mrs DaVid Entsminger Payment of dues m response to roll call Mr and Mrs David Tystnger Wedding vows exchanged GREENVILLE Tenn M1ss Sherry Gayle McCam and Dav1d Clay Tysmger were marr~ed m a candlelight ceremony Saturday May 18 at 8 p m at the Central Christian Church Greenville Tenn Dr W1Iham Gwaltney off•c•aled at the double rmg ceremony John tnm Largo Fla was sol01sl and Bill Hale Johnson City Tenn was orgamst for the wedding The bflde IS the daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman McCam Manetta and the late Lo1s Reed McCam Reedsville She IS the granddaughter of Mrs Mary Reed Reedsville and Mr and Mrs Dana McCam Long Bottom The groom IS the son of Mr and Mrs Henry Clay Tysmger Flonda and 1s the grandson of Mr and Mrs E L Qwllen Largo Fla and Mrs Kahe Ph1lbps High Pomt N C G1ven m mamage by her father the br1de wore a gown fashwned by herself It was of a Ime styling w1th emptre wa1stm whtte satm The bodice and sleeves had an overlay of lace The veil was of white illuston tr1mmed m lace and was attached to a pearl head p1ece She carried a bRI!quet of whtte dms1es white rosebuds and baby s breath Ma1d of honor was Mtss Sue Labusher !sUp N Y She wore a hghl blue gown styles Identically to the one worn by the bnde Best man lor the bndegroom was Tony Twtst Dallas Tex and the ushers were Guy White Largo Fla and Jeff Tw1st Dallas A recephon was held followmg the weddmg and hostesses were Mrs Kathy Poorman Johnson City Tenn MISS D1ane Harker In dianapobs Ind and MISs Sharon Shaffer Roanoke Va The brtde changed to a long yellow dress and a yellow lei presented to her by the groom for the short honeymoon to Gatloburg Tenn They res1de m Johnson City Tenn • Guests mcluded Mrs E L Quillen and Scott Quillen of Flonda Mrs Erma Cleland Mr and Mrs Dana McCam Mr and Mrs Gale McCam and son Dale Lee Mrs Est.a White Mr and Mrs Norman Well Mr and Mrs Harhs Frank and son George and Mrs Gladys Shumway Oh10 Mr and Mrs B1il Brashier Hawau Mr and Mrs Harola Tw1st and daughter Teresa Tex Dr and Mrs W1ll1am Gawaltney and children Jenme Jul1e and Huey Mr Wayne Emory Mr Fred 0 dell Mr and Mrs Norman French and children M1ke and Rhonda Mr and Mrs AI Ranson and son Chns Mr and Mrs Henry Bullock Mrs Margaret Ricker and daughters Sharon and Sandra J1mmy Horner Miss Lma Horner Mr and Mrs Jerry Aiken and Mark Poorman Tenn Accounts and vouche r.s of th e fo ll ow ng named frduc ar es have been fled n the Probate Court Me gs County Oh o for approvl!ll and sett l ement CASE NO 19925 F fth Annual Account of Dorothy G lmore Guard an of Delbert Norman Ca ll an n competent person CASE NO 20478 Second and Fma Account of Wendell C Ger ach Trustee Under the Last W II and Testament of Bert e N Watts Deceased CASE NO 20781 Second Account of Paul E K l oes Guardian of the Person and Estate of Amy Esther Graham an Incompetent Person CASE NO 211 21 F rst and F nal Account of Everett Gard ner Executor of the E s tate of Etna Gardner Deceased CASE NO 21215 F' rst and F nat AccQ\Int of E eanore K Enevo dsen Guard•an of Jo Lynn Enevoldsen Unless ex cept ons are f1led thereto said accounts w II be for hear ng before sa d Court on the 5th day of November 1974 at wh ch 1 me sa d accounts w II be cons dered and cont nued from day to day unt I f nally (I sposed of Any person Interested may f le written except ons to said accoun 15 or to matters per ta ning to the execut on of the trust not tess than f ve days pr or to the date set for hear ng MANNING 0 WEB STER JUDGE ClO) 7 ttc Common Plea s Court P r obate 0 VISIOn Me gs County Ohio IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO TRACIE JIVIDEN Birthday observed ---- I tddj--=~bJ'l'bl!l ---pol<l·l- ::1 ~ ' N THE MATTER OF SET TLEMENT O F ACCOUNTS PROBATE COURT MEIG S COUNTY OH IO Miss Tracie Jean Jividen Cleveland celebrated her thtrd btrlhday Sept 20 at the home of Darrm and Jason Drenner TUESDAY Middleport SPECIAL meetmg Mtd Party hats and favors were illeport Lodge 363 F and A M g1ven to the children and Tuesday 7 30 p.m Work m the refreshments were served fellowcraft degree Attendmg were Melissa W1se WINDING Tra1l Garden Kelly Tyree Belinda HadSell Club. 8 p.m Tuesday at the Susy Hadsell Dav1d Sm1th home of Mrs IriS Kelton Ryan Lemley Jason Sm1th Members to take bulbs for a Ronda Little Cindy Uttle c1 vic plantmg Mrs Ruth Teresa Utue Darrln Drenner Moore to g1ve program on cacti Jason Dr'!!llner stacey Tyree and other succulents Ricky WISe Sonya Wise Tara Halloween party m conjunction Morr1s Mrs Vona Hadsell With meetmg Members asked Mrs Eulilnda Haley Mrs to attend m costume Geneva Wise Mrs Carolyn THE DUNCAN Famlly Utile Mrs Sheryl Lemley Tampa Fla Will be at the Mrs Delores Tyre Mrs Morse Chapel United Shirley Smtih Mrs Sharo~ MethodiSt Church CR 35 old WISe Mrs Becky DreMer Portland Racine Rd 7 30 Tracte s mother Mrs Jlrenda J1v1den and her grand p m Everyone 1s welcome ' mothers Mrs Vivian Ph1ll1ps RACINE Lodge 461 F&AM at and Mrs Iris J1v1den 7 30 p m Work will be In tjle MM Degree All regular brethren welcome EASTERN Band BOosters DEWO liD TO TilE 7 30 p m at the band room of omt:ui'I'OP lhe h1gh school All parents of C&UIAL:T~ band members urged to attend RR06GIDmmtiiOaUOI MEIGS Chapter 53 DAV meeting 7 30 p tn at the Mud chapter home oh Butternut ado Y.ue, PBI ac· ~ lll ____ • Ave Pomeroy Refreshments OIIbl'lllao Oooortlk,--wiD be served All members 1117 asked to be present 1MEIGS Athletic Boosters NiUODal adYIU'tt.lq ........•taU.." II 1'1 1U'&Da' Inc ll&allo.tll 7 30 p m at high school Fllw NtlrYft. Ne.Ycft. If of prevwu~ game to be shown t' _ I; I •_ ..._ _ Delhald by c.wrter .._ ,.._a, All mterested person• welcome ml1llllo ..... moll... II 1 -Olio -11.11. -a,c.lo -.1 W Vo qat Y• Ill Ma WEDNESDAY •.. """ ,..,.., " I SYRACUSE Pack 242 Cub ....... 1!:1Aatwa$IUI,_, •moalbl AI• u Scouts 1mmed1ately after _ _ _..._, ac..._aa.,r 1 '? I school at school buildmg Social I 1 i Calendari ,, Carmel News, ~ SWidyville 0 and SWiday With Mr and Mrs Gene Slack and children of Urtchsville 0 Mrs Larry Barr and V1s1ting at the home of Milry daughter of Rutland were Circle over the weekend were Tuesday VIS itors of Mrs Mr and Mrs Melvin Circle and Howard Thoma Sunday VISitors of Mr and fam1ly of Columbus Mr and Mrs Uncoln Russell were Mr Mrs George Circle Mr and and Mrs Franklm Russell of Mrs James Circle of New Middleport Mr Dale Russell Haven W Va Roy Johnson of Racine called of Columbus and Mrs Harold at the home of Mr and Mrs Gillogly of Carpenter Arthur Johnson and family and Mr and Mrs Carl McElroy Betty Van Meter on Saturday ot Columbus were weekend evenmg vls1tors of Mr and Mrs Paul Mr and Mrs Gene Hudson of McElroy and Mr and Mrs Bill Racme Mr and Mrs Shelby McElroy Jell and Joey Pickens and fam1ly of Mrs Helen Johnson v1s1ted With Mr and Mrs Larry Pomeroy v1stted at the home of Johnson and fanuly Tuesday Mr and Mrs Allan Taylor on SWiday evenmg f 4 2tc By Ann B Wat so n Dep uty C erk IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY OH 10 I occurs slowly ate of sad- County wa s. f le,.d n th s Court Sa d Invento r y and Appra sement w I be for hear ng before th s Court on the 18th day of Octob er 197A at 10 00 o coc k A M Any person des r ng to r l e ex c ept ons thereto must r le ttiem at least 1 ve days pr or to the date set for hear ng G ven under my hand and seal of said Court th s 3rd day of October 1974 Mann ng b Webster Judge Mr and Mrs Cltnton johnson KEY PUNCH OPERATOR .-.. Ohio Rt De c eased aforeme>nt oned deceased VISIT IN POMEROY Mr and Mrs Mike Hammer of Columbus were Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs Bob Hoefbch and daughter Jayne - Damron Townsh p No 21 284 You are hereby notrf ed that the Inventory and Ap pra sement of the estate of the , -=======~~~==~--~~==~= • NOTICE OF ELECTIOif Syra~ I I NOT"ICE Is hereby given that n pursuan~e of a Reso lut ion of the Board of County Com miss oners of +he County of Me gs Pomeroy Oh o passed on the 30th day of August 1974 there will be submitted to a vote of the people of sa•d County at a General ELECTION to be held n th e County of Meigs Ohio at th e regular plac~s of vot ng therem on Tuesday the 5th day of November 1974 the quest o~ of levy ng In excess of the ten mill mltat on Jor the benefit of Me gs County for the purpose of the ma ntenante and operat on of schools tra n ng centers workshops and cl n c s for mentally retarded persons Sa d tax be ng a reneWal of a ta x of 0 75 m lis and an ncrease of 20m lis to can st tute a ta x of 2- 75m li S to run for Five years at a rate not exceeding 2 75 m I s for each one dollar of valuat on wh ch amounts to Twe-nty seven and one half cents for each one hundred dollars of va l uat on tor Five years The Polls for sa d Elec t on w 1 be open at 6 30o clock AM and reman open untl 6 30 o clock P M Eastern Standard T me of sad day By o.r'der of the Board of E eel oil s of Meigs County Qh 0 Edw n S Cozart Cha rman BY JOE CARNICELLI "'m ror us nus was the ftrsl UP! Sports Writer 1\eek where you would say For the f1rst lew weeks thmgs weore comfortable i:m d WIJUUng was an expenence relaxed on the s1dehnes Now it s becommg common Plunkett also was ha ppy w1th place for the New Englantl the lops1ded \\lit Patriots and the St lJJws It sa good feelmg to be able Cardinals to s11 down m the third quarter The two clubs both p1cked to and watch the team play when fm1sh near the bottom of their you r e ahead he sa td divtstons contmued to rate as Whenever I used to s11 down pro football s b1ggest stor1es as it was because we were way they ran !herr records to 4-{) behmd Sunday With unpress1 ve v1c Thomas who has a monu tories mental task before hun sa1d New England which num the Colts made early m1s bers Super Bowl champion takes that k11led us The b1g M1am1 and powerhouse los thmg was we d1dn t make any Angeles among 1ts v1ctuns thud down plays and they dtd anm1 tlated the wtnless We need a game like the Balllmore Colts 42 3 even Patnots wm over Mtamt (34 pulling liS first team m1dway 24 ) to make the players through the thrrd period believe And St Lows trailmg 9-{) at St LoUis meanwhile got 1ts halftune erupted lor 24 pomts biggest boost from two of 1ts m the third penod to swamp smallest players Terry the San FranciSCO 49ers 34 9 Metcalf and Mel Gray Metcalf Jun PlWiketl who left the (5-10 185) scored on a 24 yard game m the thtrd period threw rWl and Gray (5-9 175) caught three touchdown passes two of a 57 yard TD pass from Jun them to Regg1e Rucker as the Hart to put the Cardinals ahead PatriOts took a 21-3 lead at the to stay and then took a 59-yard half and then tacked on 14 more TO pass to break 11 Wide open pomts m the third per1od to Hart also passed four yards to turn the game mto a rout and Donny Anderson for a TD and rum Joe Thomas head Jhn Bakken added two held coachmg debut goals Joe Reed s 53-yard pass Thomas the Colts general to Gene Washmgton accoWlted manager took over the head for the 49er TD coaching JOb last Sunday when Every coach IS a dreamer Howard Schnellenberger was smd St Loms Coach Don fired Coryell but I don t know tf I Plunkett who now has rune would have thought we would t(Juchdown passes th•s season be ~ at th1s tune 1f you had hit Rucker With a 69-yard asked tne before the season scormg pass on the thrrd play Th1s was our best gameof the game and flanker Darryl certamly m the second half 11 Stmgley ran 23 yards for was another score Mack Herron s In other NatiOnal Football live-yard rWI made 11 21-{) League acllon SWiday Mm before Tom Linhsrt s 27 yard nesota overlook Dallas 23.21 field goal gave Baltunore tis Cincmnatt downed Washmgton only pomts 28 17 Oakland routed Plunkett threw four yards to Cleveland 40 24 Buffalo Sam Cwmmgham and 16 to trampled Green Bay 27 7 Rucker before ret1rmg and Atlanta edged the New York John Tarver added the last G1ants 14 7 Pittsburgh score on a seven yard run squeezed past Houston 1:'.-7 We were worned about the Clucago trunmed New Orleans game when we went mto 11 "24 10 Denver topped Kansas smd Patr1ots Coach <lluck City 17 14 los Angeles dumped Fa~rbanks We d1dn t expect Detroit 1&-13 and Philadelphia 1t to go th1s easily It was a mce beat San Diego 1:>.-7 The New Dorothy M John ston D rector Dated October 4 1974 NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF' THE TEN MILL LIMITATION NOTICE s hereby g ven that n pursuance of a Resolut on of t he Counc I of the V1 lage of Rae ne Oh o passed on the 6th day of August 1974 there w 11 be subm tted to a vot e of the people of sa d V 1ll age at a General ELECT ON to be he d n the V1l age of Rae ne Oh o at the regu ar place of vot ng there n on Tuesday th e 5th day of November 197.4 the question of evying In excess of the ten m Ill m Itat Ion for the benefit of Racine Village for the purpose of Prov d ng and manta ning 'lf tre apparatus appt ances build ngs or s tes therefor or sources of water supply and mater ats therefor or the establ Shment and maintenance of I nes of f re alarm telegraph or the payment of permanent part t me or vo unteer firemen or fire hghtmg com pan e.. t o operate the same Sad tax being a renewal of an ex st ng tax of 20m Its to run for five years at a rate not exceed ng 20m I s for each one dollar of valuation which amounts to twenty cenh for each one hundr:ed dollars of valuation for Five years The Polls for said Election will be open at 6 30 o clock AM and reman open until 6 30 o clock P M Eastern Standard Time of sa d day By order of the Boerd of Elechons of Me gs County Oh o Edwm S Cozart Cha rman Dorothy M John s ton D rector Dated Oct -4 1974 Today's Sport Parade B7 MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sporll Editor PITTSBURGH (UP!) - Ron Cey doesn t walk he waddles Charlie Chaplin style Nobody has ever miStaken him for Fred Asta1re on h1s feet or Twmkletoes Selk~rk e•ther The way l walked a Iotta people thought I had poho says the squat soft-talking but hardsluggmg Los Angeles Dodgers th1rd baseman ustug the past tense when the present one still applies I don t have polio and never did have but I guess when some scouts first saw me they thought something was wrong Well scouts aren t always 100 per cent right They make mistakes too Those who shied away from Ron Cey because he du!n t exactly look like something out of the Spaulding Gmde obvtously pulled a rock Ask Walt Alston l think he sa lot better ballplayer than people g1ve hun cred1t for sa1d the Dodgers manager SWiday after h1s stockY third baseman w1th the blond flowmg moustache had hammered a home run a pair of ringmg doubles and a tine shot smgle m a 5-2 vtctory that was the boilgers second str&ght over Pittsburgh m the Nallonal League playoffs and moved them wtthin one wm of a champagne pennant clmchmg He s not very b1g but he has power he runs better than he looks like he s runomg and at third base he s good Alston went on At Washmgton State Cey s baseball coach Chuck Brayton nollced the unorthodox way he moved around and began calling him The Pengum The ruckname d1ed out for awhile after Cey went mto pro ball w1th the Dodgers orgaruzat10n but Tommy Lasorda one of his fust managers and now a coach w1th the Dodgers revtved 11 'The frrst thne !looked at h1m I satd 'for Gods sake he walks hke a penguin recalls Lasorda That s the only way I can <leS!!ftbe it Etther that or like a duck and I thmk pengum soundS better don t you? Cey doesn t mind the ruckname at all I think 1t s good lor a Iotta reasons he says It hl\5 gotten me a Iotta publicity and 1t relates to young people which I thmk .;; IS hnportant Ron Cey IS 26 and has been play1ug tbe past couple of weeks w1th a VtrUS wh1ch weakened hun generally and produced an ulcerated tongue He has lost SIX pounds smce mtd-September and looked pale after tlie JOb he did on the Pirates Sunday. He wafll t crowmg about It that much e1ther remindmg everybody he had com mltted two errors on Saturday that made him feel llke the worst player in tbe maJor leagues desptte a 3-Q Dodger VICtory One of those who stood off to the s1de and watched newsmen crowd around the happy Dodger th1rd baseman Sunday wa51Us father Frank Cey who ruM a servtce station out on Pac1f1c Highway Southwest m Tacoma Wash Frank Cey had an elastic bandage on his r~ght arm where a radl11tor hose blew up on hun the other day and made hhn think for awhile be wouldn t get to come here Wid see h1s oldest boy play ball Ron pumped gasm my station four years Willi he was 17 his father S81d He was the best attendant! ever had Sold more oil than anybody else Never failed to Wipe your Wtndsh1eld or check your oil e1ther No he never got any preferenllal treatment at the stat10n Because he was my boy he had to work harder He started out makmg a dollar-mtd-a-(juarter an hour but later he got a ra1se of course Frano< Cey says you can g~t a gallon of gas for S3 cents at hjs stallon and they still wipe your wmdshteld and check your 011 HISboy Ron dropsmtherenowandtheffi Don texpecthun for the next couple weeks though He n~a y be a httle busy m something called the World Ser1es • Edw n S Cozart Chairman Dorothy M Johnsfon 't O.t.d 0 c o b er 4 1974 Director <101 7 1.4 21 ~ Patriots, Cards zap opposition ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION THE FARMERS BANK & ( 10) 7 1-4 21 28 Ate SAV NGS COMPANY P ia ntiff vs NOTICE OF ELECTION DANNYM BARBER ON TAX LEVY IN ET AL EXCESS OF THE TEN Defendants MILL LIM(TATION No 15 502 NOTICE s hereby g1ven that PUBLIC NOTICE n pursuance of a Resolution of Pursuant to an Order of Sale the Council of the Village of ISSued by the Court of Common Pleas of Me gs County Oh i o 1 Syrecuse Oh o passed on the 1st day of August 1974 there will offer for sale at pub! c wl I be subm •tied to a vote of the auct on on the 9th day of pl!ople of sa d VIllage at a November 1974 at 10 00 A M General ELECTION to be held at the Court House Steps n the n the V II age of Sy racuse Oh o V llage of Pomeroy Coun ty of at the regular place of vot ng Me gs State of Oh o the there•o on Tuesday the 5th day follow ng descr bed real estate of November 1974 the quest on The follow ng real estate of levy ng In excess of the ten s tuate In the Townsh p of Olive mill I mltatlon for fhe benefit of County of Me gs and State of Syracuse V llage for the pur Oh o pose of Current Expense~ Being a part of Lot No 138 Sa d tax being a rene al of 11! Town No 3 Sect on No 24 and an existing tax of 3 o mttts o run Range No 11 of the Oh o for five years at a rate not Company s Purchase beg1n exceed ng 30m I s for 4!ach one nlng on the north Side of the dollar of va uatlon which road elld ng from Long Bottom amounts to Th1rty Cents tor Oh o to Pomeroy Oh o on a each one hundred dollars of line between Lots 138 and 139 thence West along said road 8 valuat on for Five years The Pol s for said Election rods thence north 20 rods wIt be open at 6 30 o clock AM thence east 8 rods to d vid ng and remain open until 6 30 line of Lots 138 and 139 thence south 20 rods to the place of o clock P M Eastern Standard T me of sad day beg nn ng contain ng one acre By order of the Board of more or less Elect ons of Me gs County A l so the fo low ing prem ses n Oh o 01 ve TownsJtip Me gs County Oh o and beih'g In Range No 11 Edw n S Cozart Town No 3 Sect on No 24 and Cha rman n 100 Acre Lot No 139 Of the Oh o Company s Purchase and Dorothy M Johnston bounded and descr b ed as D rector follows Beg nn ng 21 rods west Dated Oct 4 1974 of the line between 100 Acre Lots 138 and 139 n the nor (10) 7 14 21 28 -4tc theast corner of a 5 06 acre lot belongmg to Mary A Chambers and at the southeast corner of a one acre lot belonging to F ora NOTICE OF ELECTION E Sm lth in public road leading ON TAX LEVY II( from Long Bottom Oh o to EXCESS OF THE TEN Tuppers P a ns Oh o thence MILL LIMITATION north 20 rods to a stake at the NOTICE Is hereby g ven that southeast corner of a lot now n pursuance of a ResolQt on of owned by Grant Stalnaker thence east 12 rods to 4.. stake the Board of Trustees of the s ituate 9 rods west of ftW" ine TOWNSHIP OF Sc p o Ohio between 100 Acre Lots 138 and passett on the 5th day of July 139 thence south 18 rods more 1974 there w II be submitted to or less to the center of sa d a vote of the people of said at a General pub I c road thence a little Township sol,lth of westerly along the ELECTION to be held n the center of said road to the place Township of Sc plo Ohio at the of beg nnmg conta n ng t ~ regular places of voting ther ein acres be ng th e se me more or on Tuesday the 5th day of less November 197.4 th e quest on of Except n g all coal under Sllld levying In excess of the ten mill !lnd descr bed ln the last p ece lim tatlon for the benet t of wh ch the cca s expressly Scipio Township for the pur reserved by Clinton A Roberts pOse of Prov ding and main ogether with all the pr vlleges tainlng f re apparatus ap of m n ng an d removing and Pllances bUildings or sites also of mining coal from other therefor or sources of water property supply and materials therefor Except ng a parce of and or the estab l ishment and recorded n Vol 228 Page 823 main t enance of lines of f re alarm teleg raph or the payment Deett Records of Me 1gs. Co:unty Oh o of permanent part time Reference Deed Vol 254 volunteer firemen or fire Page 861 Deed Records Meigs fighting com pan es to per ate the nme County Ohio Terms of sale Cash tor not Said tax being a renewal of less than two thirds of the ap an existing tax of 1 mill to run praised value and sublect to for 5 years at a rate not ex the r en tor real &s t ete taxes tor ceeding 1 IJ mill for each one 1974 dollar of vatuet.on which Property appra sed at amounts to Ten Cents tor each $912000 One hundred dolfars ,of vatuetlon fOr Five years Robert C Hertenbach The POlls for sad Elect on Sheriff of Will be open at 6 30 o clock A M Meigs County Ohio and rem a n open until 6 30 ( 10) 7 14 21 28 {11) 4 stc o cock P M Eastern Standard Time Of sad day By order of the Board of Elections of Me gs County Ohio VJSITTEMPLETONS Lawton Templeton Sr of Jacksoil and Mr and Mrs Moxie Hensley of LoulaviUe Ky recenUy back from a trlp to Alaska and a tour throngh several weStern states, were here Thursdaf to visit Mr and Mrs Edward Temflieton, Mn!1(1 28 Ate HERE TUE<IDAY RACINE - Mr and Mrs Melvln Nothstine Groveport, were Tuesday guests of Mr and Mrs Ralllh Webb ~ I \ Jt York s 11 t Ml ll I lom~ht V1kmgs 2l l nw .. vs 21 Mtnncsola remamed the t nly thu unbeaten eam ts 1-tC'd ( <J X ki cked a 27 y u d field g oal that bare ly went tlu uugh llu upnnll ~ " 1 ' t o::('( 1 lit.:'! dd eat Dallas 1 ' k1 ck ( <> X thtrd of th£' (.!arne ca111c 1ft r r Calvm H1ll put Dallas aJ ead on an eight yard run w1th 2 26 tef Fran Tark enton threw TD passes of 66 and I 1 'ants to a uck Foreman fot Mmnesc.ta wh1Ie ROger Staubach had I D passes or 58 ~ards tu ( t lden Richards and five to Walt Garnson lor Dallas no\\ I 3 Bengals 28 Jted<kins 17 Lemar Parnsh scored on a 90-yard punt return and a 47 yard re turn of a fumbl e m Cmcmnati s wm over Washmg Bv Un t 1\~ \J hrS( ln w :l4 \ r i l l) ! s lsttc (\u s I B'4 lltt lluk 1at1 t1n V<-H ds f I II 1I C'l I [) f n I (' Bt ng tis w ~ 1 Sc nnv Jur g 1t td { l\ d H11l K !m er m 1 t I s pt ltd 1U !rev. TO p 1 "cs f four yards to Moses Dt> nson a nd 22 1 Jt'rn Suulh for the Hedskms no" 2 2 Rmd~ •.,. tO Rr 1wns 24 Ke n S abl e r s hr ee TO passes led Oakland past C1evc land Aft er the Bro'Vrns took a 10 0 le 1d Stabler thr'l>w 11 \ards to F're<! R letmkoff 45lo Clu enrc Da\ s u <I 10 o Cliff Br an ch Dalit S also scored on a nc vw d plw ge "h1Ie Charley Hall r eturned an mtet ceptmn 29 ) a ' ds for one Browns TO and Hu ~h McKmms 'an 44 va1ds fm a nother A's shut out Orioles, 5-0 OAKLAND (UP!) Baseball players m general and managers m particular hke to talk about momentwn that undefinable emotwn al state they clatm d ectd es championships In the f1rst two games of th e Amencan League playoffs here wh1ch the A sand Onoles split both managers AI Dark of Oakland and Earl Weaver of Balllmore talke d ab out momentwn Weaver clmmed h1s club had 1t commg mto the playoffs because the Onoles had won their last nme regular se ason games to clmch the East FOOTBALL LA near first flag in 8 years NFL S t nd nqs, 1 Pr ss I tcrn il f o 101 1 CQ. lcr nc E' I Am~er• c an w t 0 0 N w En II 0 M N y"" )f' ~ I o no r e C nc n nfl P sbu Qll Hou sl on pet pf 150 ao 667 ] ]) ;• ~ I 3 0 61 5 i''iO 78 47 3 0 250 58 109 ] 0 0 ' 2 W f'"- t w 1 t pet pi 0 750 04 1< an C v 7 0 500 62 D e ve 2 37~ 65 ;., 0 e q o I J 0 250 6 '1 N ill on a Conf er enc e E a sl kl nd S Lou s 3 w Ph a Wash I 1 0 0 3 2 '} 0 0 59 6.:1 pa 52 67 96 79 000 pa !1 7 29 750 500 59 70 3 58 6 5 50 6 pet D a l as N YC an s 3 0 250 3 0 250 Central WITpc M nn eso a 4 0 0 1 000 Ch c ag o Green Bay De ro 61 0 ' 00 00 0 " n Ce ntr al w I I p <:: t pf pa 3 I 0 750 99 4 Cl eve a d 0 pa 000 ?<I 6 i) l ppa 73 5 2 ' 0 soo 69 53 2 2 0 500 0 0 000 65 4 9 6 Wes t LOS Ang Th en Sunday after the A s had beaten the Onoles 5-0 behmd the flve-lut p1tchmg of left y Ke n Holtzman Dark clatm ed hts club now had the mom entum 1 lhmk wmmng the second ga me of any short sertes IS the most Important satd Dark because It g1vcs you momen tum Weaver d1dn l exactly buy that Al1 1t means ts that we are now 1 I and the dub that wms two of the next three Will play m the World Senes he sa1d The day befor e though after Contmued on page 5 w J I pf I pet 0 750 7 pa 43 Sa n F an 2 2 0 500 45 78 A t a nta 1 3 0 250 37 6 N Or eans I 3 0 250 37 78 Sunday s Re sults Al ana 4 N YGa nl s7 N ew Eng and tl 'J Ba ll m o e 3 C nc nna 28 Wa sh ngton 7 Oa kl an d 40 C ev e <J nd 24 Bull a o 27 Gr een Ba y 7 Ch cago 24 N ew Orl ea ns 10 P sbu gh 3 Hou s on 7 Denv e- 7 Ka nsas C ty 4 Los Angc cs 6 D e o t 13 Ph adc l ph a 13 Sa n 0 eg o 7 Sf L ou s 34 San Franc sco 9 M nn eso l a 23 Dalla s 21 Mondays Game NY J e s at M am n gh t Sunday s Games Buffa oat Ba t m ore Ch cago at A ant a C nc nna t a C ev e and D a l as at S L ou s Hou s ton at M nn eso ta Los Ange es vs Gr een Bay a M wau kee M am at Wa sh n g on N ew En g an d a N Y Jets N ew Or eans at D enve r N Y G ant s a Ph a de ph a P sbu r g h a Ka n sas c y San D ego a Oa k an d Monday s G ame San F an c sco a t D etr o t n g h Blue Imps use ball control in 30-6 win Galha Academ y High School s Blue Imps reserve football team used ball control tact1cs m thetr season opener on Memonal F1eld Saturday mght enroute to a 30-6 v1ctory over the vtslllng Meigs reserves The IJ!ds of W•!!WJI ( Buddy) Moore and Ed Pauley ran 56 plays from scrunmage and perm1tled Metgs but 27m the 40 mmute contest " )'he loss was Metgs first m .tliree start th1s fall Galltpohs gamed 245 yards rushmg 10 49 attempts Sophomore QB Ga•y Swam completed fiVe of seven passes for 112 yards g1vmg the Blue Imps 357 total yards The Imps collected 16 f1rst downs fumbled three tunes and lost one bobble GAHS was penalized lour tunes for 40 yards The Imps punted t w1ce once for 30yards One punt was blocked by Me1gs defenders Metgs was lun1ted to 54 yards rushmg m 20 trtps Sophomore QB Steve Randolph completed two of seven aer1als for 12 yards giVIng the L1ttle Marauders 66 total yards The vtSllors picked up only two lust downs fumbled three tunes and lost aU three Me1gs was penalized three tunes for 2S yards and punted three tunes for 77 yards Bnan Mmk 190 pound sophomore fullback picked up JOB yards m 17 tnps lor the wmners Bruce Scarberry 162 pound JUnior tailback added 98 vards m 20 tnps QB Swam had 14 yards m three attempts Sophomore t~ 1lb ack Ketth Jackson had 27 m e1ght tries and sophomore wm&back Sam Armstrong a mmus two m one ca rry For t he Marauders sophomore fullback Dan Buffington had 28 yards m s1x tnes Seruor tailback John Thomas had 18 yards m mne attempts and Jumor Bob W1lllamson had three yards m one tnp Jumor fullback Rod Ba1Iey had three yards m two cames and QB Randolph two yards m two trtps Bnan Mmk plowed over from the one late m the firSt penod for GAHS to clhnax an 00-yard 12-j>lay dr1ve B1g gamer has a 32-yard pass from Swam to llght end Kev Ja c kson 141 pound sophomore M•dway m the second period Swam hit Kev Jackson w1th a 60-yard touchdown pass to g1ve the hnps a 12-{) advantage GAHS recovered a Me1gs fumble on Its own 36 to set up the next score Seven plays and Bruce Scar berry blasted over from the three to make 11 18-0 B•g gamers m the dnve mcluded a 14 yard pass from Swam to Kev Jackson and a 17 yard pass from Swam to Scarberry Swam clunaxed a 41 yard march for GAHS early m the third penod by gomg over from the four Sophomore taUback Keith Jackson set up that score by relurnmg the second half kickoff back 31 yards to the Me1gs 41 Me1gs only score was set up by a blocked punt on the GAHS 38 late m the thrrd penod Sophomore tackles Ray Willford and Wayne Cotterill pounced on the ball Coterill scooped 11 up and returned 11 to the GAHS lWQ Fullback Dan Buffmgton crashed over from the two to make tt 24-6 alter three penods The Blue Imps drove 54 yarde m rune plays lor the game s !mal score Ke1th Jackson tallied from the two to make it~ Saturday tbe Imps will host Jackson Me1gs w1ll host Logan Saturday By quarters GAHS B 6 12 6 Me1gs B 0 0 6 64 yards later I I l I SIJURGH UP I) !he y <at! Ron Ce y The Pengum but m th e eyes of the I' s Angeles Dodgers he stands n ore hke an eagle loday Cey whose squatty 5-foot 9 Hl5-pound fram e certamly be hes h1s a blltly as one of baseball s prem1er rWl produ cers tm ned m one or the best hiLlin g pe rforma nces m NatiOn a l Leagu e playoff h1story Sunday and because of tt the Dodge1s now are only one VICtor y away from their first pennant smce 1966 The 2&-year-old third base man mcknamed Pengum because of his WlUSUal walk m llected four h1ts mcludmg a pa1r of doubles and a homer while leading the Dodgers to a ,_ztrmmph over the Pittsburgh Pira tes lt was their second stra ight VICtory m the bes~-of fiv e ser1es and they return hom e now needmg only one wm 1n three games to wrap up the NL flag Le!thander Doug Rau a !:>.game wmner durmg the regular season w1ll try to gel th e Dodgers a sweep of the senes Tuesday at los Angeles He w1ll be opposed by Bruce K1son a nghthander who posted a 9-a record It was not too s urpnsmg to those who had seen Cey play durmg the regular season that he should emerge as the hero of game No 2 but 11 was a b1t strange to Cey himself He had been so Ill the past two weeks he was begmnmg to wonder If he could contnbute anythmg to the Dodger effort Saturday for example he made two errors m the f1eld for the first tune this season and went h1tless m three at-bats And m h1s f1rst at bat Sunday he popped out wtth the bases loaded I ve had a VIrUS the last two weeks and was not feeling up to par sa1d Cey I d1dn t m1ss any playmg tune but developed an ulcerated tongue and d1dn t eat I lost about six pounds Its hard to say 1f 11 s mgmlicant but I SWitched to a lighter bat today, from 34 OWlces to 32 When you get tired you have a tendency to uppercut I was much qwcker today After Ia1lmg m h1s !1rst at bat Cey was unstoppable He homered off the Jeltlield foul pole leadmg off the fourth doubled m the sixth triggered the decisive three,rWI etghth with another double an~ Singled m the nmth He joins Pittsburgh s Bob Robertson as the only National Leaguers to collect four h1ts in a playoff game I thmk he s a better player than people g1ve h1m cred1t for Dodgers Manager Walter Alston sa1d of Cey He has po wer he runs better tha n he too ks hke he s runmng and at th~rd base he s good Saturday was the worst I ve seen him play a t thlfd Cey agreed \Yllh hiS manager about h1 s pe rforman ce 1n Saturday s game wh•ch was won by the Dodgers 34l behmd Don Sutton s four-h1t p1tchmg I had a fe eling that I was the worst pl ayer m the game sa1d Cey who drove m 97 rWlS and played splendidly at thrrd durmg the regula r season I even changed gloves today too It wasn l only Cey s hlltlltg that rumed the Pirates Sunday howev e r On ce agam the league s most potent offense fa1led to produce as Andy Messersmith and Mike Mar shall combmed on an e1ghl hitter As m Saturday s game all o£ the Pirates htts were smgles The Pirates however aren t ready to g1ve up People have laughed at us when we were down before and that helped p1ck us up and come back sa1d Wllhe Star gell There s an awful lot of pnde on thiS ballclub Collecttvely we JUSt have to call on our pr)de and remember our pa st performances They h ave to wm three not two ,.,._ Th s w ee k s Oh o Colle g e Football Sc hed l e By Un ted Pr ess Inte rn ation a l w scon s n a Oh o Stal e Ken Sta e at B owl ng G re en To ledo a Wes t er n M ch ga n No t he r n M c h ga n a t Ak on 0 C n c nna a M e mph s Sf In Da y on a W es t ern Kentuck y Ash an d at North w ood (M ch M am at Oh o Un v ers t y Ce nt r a St a t Ke nt uc ky St Case wes ern ar K enyon Del an ce at W lm ng ton (n) B ull on at And er son { lnd F nd l a y at G r and Va ll ey M ch Ca rn e g e M e on ( Pa ) al H am W & J at John Car r o T enn essee T ec h a t Y oun gs town Sl M vs k ng um at Baldw n Walla te 0 Woo s t er a H e de berg 0 t erbe n at M a r etta Ca p t a l at Oh o North ern De n son a t Oh o Wesl eyan Moun I Un en at Oberlin H sda e {M ch J al W ttenb er g TUESDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY FUN NIGHT AT BURGER. CHEF/ INCREDIBURO/BLE! Special Family Meal Prices I 4 p.m. to closing FOR ADULTS 81g Shel• French Fries Turnover & Large Drink Only $1}5 soe FOR KIDS Funburger'"l French Fnes Small Drmk & Lollipop Only 1503 EASTERN AVE. • GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Where is their dream house without more energy? ~~[PJ~ PREVENTION WEEK Unless all of the new sources of clean energy are made ava1lable soon your dream house or your ch1ldren s could be httle more than a dream Of course 1f you hve m a house usmg natural gas now you 11 contmue to get the or thm replacements People gas you need for the apphances you re usmg wh o already hve 1n gas houses are lucky C olumba Gas s workmg to help But Amenca needs m1lhon s of new homes solve the energy cr SIS lhrough every year And the home bUilders already have Arct1c cxplorauon The advancement of mt lhons or dollar s for nghts felt the effects of the gas shortage In ma ny to gas d scov'ery has stimulated areas of the country bu1lders can t get exploratton and dr llm g acttVttles m natural gas for all the new homes that the Arctic Comnu!rctally productive wells have bet:n found Huge p1pehnes must be bu1It And that adds to the supply rt!ma n to be and Columb1a ts probl ems of the other forms of ene rgy It doe sn t lcao e th e new home buyer much choice and mean s ne could pay more for lasts aII year long SafetY m nded homeowne ~ make sure t hat heat ng systems a e n good cond t1on and that elecmcal c rev t5 a e not overlolded They pract ce good housekeep ng too so thai f res can t fmd a place to nart Mon: mportant fo the safety m nded F re P event on Waek asn a year lo ng Steve C Snowden h1s new non gas home SPACE COMMAND • &OOX Remote Con i ol Tun ng sun FAAM 'lr•IIIIIHCnllllff c.... ,.ny - Qtflal I Ul!l III'U II ft tk p 7241 U t amodern styl ng T tan 200 Sol d State Chases Super C~rom acol o r Pict ure b ghlt han the famous or g na Zen h Ch oma co or Tu~ E ect on c Tun er AFC I.J1"'-":' j The qual ty goes n before the name goes on '699!i INGELS FURNITURE ~~.l2635 MIDDLEPORT But all forms of energy that Amenca needs - gas 011 coal nuclear - are m short suppl y And An encan s should be concerned a bo utl h 11 You can help by Iearmng more •bout the cn<rgy cn s1s and supportmg efforts 10 pr m-1dc Am~.:n~.: <.t With eno ugh energy lo meet 111 1ts needs •ncludmg new and better bousmg "• w ~ b • C~LUMBIAGAS GIIS as predous purt: rn«gy use It -*IY f ~ • 11 ' i l •' �,, ~/ •t , - . ....... ·r 1111Yi' , • • ' . 4 - · ,Tht'- Daily &> ntincl, Mid!tlC'pur t-PoJ li ~' roy , 0 .• MomU1y ~ lJl·l . 7.. 1!174 " 9r1~r: ,, 1~ . Letart women meet . ·~ ld" M t-'1\,1 L Green Thumb .. at Ill(' (; ctllillll!i s Jn slilute will lw l'l'll ll'lllbt•r("d at ('lwi5t rnusfand on ttwir IJirt.hdays by the East )•:our p~"11(Jk sr~ t c Noles . ... l.t•<or< · Unll ed Moth&di st Women . Meetinl! · recen tly ut th e church, the ·group .al~o dona ted A weekly feature of Meigs CoWl ty Garden Club members. money for the purchase of toys for the Veterans Memorial For a Better World Head, Heart, Hands, . Health • • • Working ' . . Young folks who appreciate the gifts the good earth offers, who use those gifts to make things better for themselves ... ·"' ; _, Mrs . Officers for 1974-75 year .elected and installed Thursday ;night by !.be Meigs County •Council of Parents and 'Teachers at the Riverview School were Mrs. Maxine Goeglein , president; Mrs. Olarlotle· Willford, treasurer, imd Mrs. Joy Clark, secretary. A committee was named to 'secure a vice president. It was announc.e d that the • Council dues and donations to ·the scholarship fund are payable now. Olecks should be sent to Mrs. William Willford, Route I, Middleport, before time to congratulate them: the country kids with their livestock and produce ... the city kids · planting parks, cleaning rivers-all of them learning and using the skills that make life a richer experience and the world a better place. We'd like yo11 to know, 4-H'ers, that we appreciate your work and A's Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wigal .· Friends ' night held by club . wm "Bring a friend night " was heritage·house Pomeroy National Bank Pomeroy & Rutland Your Thom MeAn Store This Ad Paid Middleport, Ohio I' Ewing Funeral Home R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. Dignity and Service Always Pomeroy, Ohio American Parts Middleport. Ohio M&R Shopping Center . IGA Foodliner Pomeroy. Oh·io M& R Bargainland Appointment <..< Not Always t. ' 1 Necessary for and Middleport. Ohio ford Country Middleport, Ohio Athens County Savings & Loan W. Second St. Pomeroy P. J. Pauley Nationwide Ins. . ~ Meigs Br~nch .." These Flowers for All Occasions K&C Jeweler$ Minded Citizens - Visit Our Hotpoint Applian-ce Dept. Pomeroy, Ohio Rawlings-Coats Funeral HomeMiddleport, Fabric Shop ' I Pome~oy Serving for Over 100 Years Ben Franklin Store In Thl! Hearl of Middleport, Ohio . Open Til10 P.M. . P.J. PAULEY • 307 Spring Ave., Pomeroy •" PH. 992-2318 . .•.•• ~I NATIONWIDE q ~!'!R.~!!.~! ' . , .I , INSTALL YOURSELF AND SAVE! IN CTN . • Push transmitter button • Ught goes on as door opens • Drive into garage • Push button ; door closes gently Hamilton. HEAIIY Durv 9VOLT BAnERY Double-strength fnirror is reody to fosten to Ooor or wall; gives full-length view . Includes d ips, screws. 1088 REG. 12.95 MONDAY CO'IT AGE prayer meeting at the home of Frank Cleland, Vine St. Wednesday night. There will be a special prayer meeting at lbe c hurch and on Friday night cottage prayer meeting at home of Bill Cozart on Bashan Road . . SLIP HEAD 18" POL rsnRlNf 12" SASH UNIT 347 SALE PRICE WOOOORAINED E'FECT 1 SHUttERS • Ideal for goroges, attics • Primed pine ; removable stops • Ulfrosoolcolly seoled channels • Block or wh1te finllh SALE PRICE SALE PIICE r- $}167 : PAIR Wn'ght· Overall Heme t 6" I 25 ' ROLL CEMENT Sealing comj)ound for flashings, roofs and gutters. Waterproof . 1/1 0 gallon. SEE OUI LOW SALE PRICE POLYETHYLENE C::<:.:.!l. ERIE ASPHALJ N<lllonw od• Mul ulllnl ullntl Como 1n~ 1-!o...., Qll•tt Columbuf, 0 111., ' .Waid Cross Sons Store ROOF BRUSH GUnER GUARD Keeps guttering clear of leovn HOTdwood block contains white tampico fiber. 7" x 2ih " . Leu handle. ond twigs . Installs eosily. Won't IIG. 1.29 SALE PRICE 87~ rust. • 177 '' ' Racine, Ohio Ph. 992-2709 ' Buy Now! Save Now At Rutland Furniture ' I M~iss_ Equ~pment Co. Joe's Carry Out, Midlfleporl Pomeroy, Ohio Ohio Valley Plumbing ·& Heating •. ' ' Fulton-Thompson Tractor Sales Inc. : '' ..' ,' Downing~Childs .,·Powell's Super Valu Pomeroy, Ohio Dan Meadows . .Racine;Clhio I Fo~ Low Cost, Automatic Warm Floor Heating with Clean, Safe •Convenient Gas, -. · For Natural ,. OJ 100 lb; Capacity ' -·., . ,I ... ·- .- . - ~ · 13 o:. Model,-4l4-A · t:u. , Play it eafe and oure. It may be time to GARAGE ·BROOM Handy, general p..-pose IWitll has heavy block filled with . polmyro · •· fiberi . Includes· 60" hondlt. · . • SALE PIIQ , Let1s falk Soon ' •I '' '!he. D~partment Store o~ .· . Building. Since.1915 992-2143 1D2W. Main -: '- ' .. • Pomeroy '. .. -· ~· ' ' ' ' DALE C. WARNER · .lNS. AGENCY , ·..: t 333 ·1 POMEROY CEMENT , · .. BLOCK. CO. , . t71 policy updated. \ Bernet up orea&e and oil spots from . gerage 110011, drl~eway1 , h•ve y'o ur present ... ... LOW 18 INCH Wright- · lnd patias ..FIUthel off with hOse. • ,_ ~ . Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy·, Ohio SEE OUI SALE GARAGE MAGIC Sprav on; clean Warm. Morning Coal Heater ' Erwin's Gulf Service Station · Free Delivery - POl . . . . . . . . WE HA'VE THE FAMOUS . I ,, shingles and roll roofing . Dries to 5olid, woterpr'oof coo lmg. Complete one~oct 1 Protectie:"l for ' truck compers, butts and' tra.el trailers. Beautifies. Sound deadens . UOUNCE LP Gas . ' ' '• Pomeroy, Ohio _Nelson's .Pr1!$Cription Drugs ROOF COATING SEE OUI LOW SALE PIICE~=-> ... ."""'--~--.......---.....;;..--~........i.ol Star Supply. Jly'liddleport, Ohio GAS HEATERS ROOF COATING Renews drled-oot, cracked ospt·10lt •, Pomeroy Cein~.nt Block .Co. Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio ROOF CEMENT · Block OJPholt compourid for oil types of roofing ond metal gut· · ten. Seols crotks and holes. Applies easily. 35,000, 65,000, 85,000 Crow's ·Steak House · ASBESTOS FIBER GALLON VENTED ,' ,' Pomeroy, Ohio ,, I \ Exclusive worm screw drive Your Independent Insurance Agent Pomeroy, Ohio 923 S 3rd Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio The 'l_illage Pharmacy ·Mark V· Super Market .• _. 1 • YJ HP torque motor • Built-in time relay $19245 • SALE Plla Spetiolly designed weorher boffle provides ventilation , Aluminum ._ •• ' ·]~-----------+-.....;.....i·· l Ohio Sugar Run :AQur Mills • .. Rail's Valley Lumber & Supply Insurance Agency, Inc. Middleport, Ohio - Your Singer Store . . . DELUXE SCREW.DRIVE ROOF VENT II your s~n o r daug hter has good g(ades~you mBy s<Jve on auto insurance !rom Nationwi<le. Call a Nationwide agent lor complille details. ReuteJ-Brogan Insurance Service : . Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio ' Pomeroy " Pomeroy Landmark Pomeroy Sunoco Service Statiop Th~ $126~~CTN ALUMINUM earn a discount •• " •• Tom's Carry O.ut' Keeps'!ke Diamond Rings Goes51er Jewelry Store . -AUTOMATIC GARAGE DOOR OPENER SYSTEMS ( Pomeroy, Ohio Your Dealer . Art Carved . • ·Quick release handle • Dual safety adjuStf11ents • y, HP motor SALE PI ICE students '' • Middleport, Ohio Flower Shop ' ' GEAR CHAIN DRIVE Good " • Community- ~ '·' Pomeroy, Ohio' Pomeroy, Ohio Pomer~y 'i ' ' I ' Published by •. G&J Auto Parts Co. · ' Middleport, Ohio Keith Goble Ford, Inc. OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO l2, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE • AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT ST., POMEROY. / Phone 992-2725 King .Builders Supply Co. Citizen's ·National Bank ~ . - S OperatoiS " ,. The F~me·rs Bank & Savings Co. . ' NyW. COMPTON, ·0. D•. GENIE observed at the Tuesday night meeting of the TOPS Club held at the Middleport American Legion hall. Several of the visitors were welcomed into club m embership . Mrs . Betty Clark opened the meeting with prayer and there was special prayer for Martha Sea rls, a patient at the Pleasant Valley Hospital. Mrs . Helen Hill waS" crowned queen for the week with the most weight loss with Mrs. Freda Davis as runner-up . Mrs. Betty Fife was declared the quar· terly queen with the most weight · loss for· the quarter . Games were played and soft drinks and co(fee served. 169 N. 2nd Middleport, Ohio' ' Wolf<' <.~nd Mrs. &..aegle were observed . Mrs. Nora Pierson and Mrs. Clara Adams served rdreshmenls using a fall theme in the table 'decorations. Guests were Miss Donahue, Miss .Fisher, Kathrfii Philson . Eileen Buck a nd Dixie Dugan . pr:esi- Mrs. Barbara Dugan opened the meeting with group singing of the theme song, "Sing Unto the Lord a New Song. " Becky Donahue was at the piano, and members gave th e Lord's Prayer in unison. · For the program-, Mollie Fisher gave highlights of her trip to Europe this past SW11 mer. She was in a group from Racine which flew from New York to London , England, a nd went from there to France, Switzerland , and Italy . Miss F isher C<J llected dolls from each country visited , and · displayed these along with postcards, pictures and other items she collected along the way . Roush , Mrs . Mildred Donahew, i Mrs. F'erne B. Hayman, lll'rs. : Betty Shiveley, Mrs. Mabel : Shields, Joyce White and Mrs . : Julia Norris. · Mrs. Doris Adams, Mrs. Mary Wedding last summer · KAY'S BEAUTY SALON •' Fox, treasurer. applaud your success. We're standing behind you proudly as you proceed with your projects. .Thanks for creative concern. Hazel Marlene Fishe r, secr etary; and Mrs . Ei lee n Ro ush, Nov. I if possible. The next l!leeling will be held at Rutland on Nov. 7. ~ 'l'lw birtild<tys of Mrs. Eula dent; Mrs : Sue. Ann Beegle, vice president; Mrs. . . PTA Council officers instalkd their families ... their neighborhoods ... and the nation. It's Members attending besides ·those nmnOO were Mrs. I,ucy Donahue, Mrs . Focie Hetyman , Mrs . Margare t .Gloeckn e r, Hospital patients. Plans were made for the pledge service to be held at the next meeting. New 9fficers elected were BY MRS. CHARUl'ITE WILLFORD, Rutland Friendly Gardeners RUTLAND - ll is now lime to put that beautiful poinsettia you ~eceived Christmas and kept growing outside a ll swnmer,lo rest for a while sd'Y3u can have a beautifnlviant again this winter. A poinsettia is a short day plant and that means it requires very little light fo r three to four weeks. Take your plant inside and either cover it with a dark cloth or put it in a darkroom between 5 p.m . and 7 a .m. for the next three or four weeks . · · · To have a fully blooming plant at Christmas, your poinsettia _ should show color by Thanksgiving. The chief insect of poinsettias is the mea ly bug. ll is well to have the plant clean before it begins to show color. !..etha ne 440 gives good results in C<Jntrolling pests. · The ideal growing temperatures are between 60 and 65 degrees. Overwatering , chillin~nd drafts may cause yellowing and dropping of leaves. Many problems result because of improper temperatures. A word about fertilizers. Heavy application is very harmful to poinsettias. A liquid nitrogen may be added but too much can result in 41 leggy" plants. Here's hoping you have a beautiful plant again this Christ. mas ! .' .. ·. ~.' ' ' ' �,, ~/ •t , - . ....... ·r 1111Yi' , • • ' . 4 - · ,Tht'- Daily &> ntincl, Mid!tlC'pur t-PoJ li ~' roy , 0 .• MomU1y ~ lJl·l . 7.. 1!174 " 9r1~r: ,, 1~ . Letart women meet . ·~ ld" M t-'1\,1 L Green Thumb .. at Ill(' (; ctllillll!i s Jn slilute will lw l'l'll ll'lllbt•r("d at ('lwi5t rnusfand on ttwir IJirt.hdays by the East )•:our p~"11(Jk sr~ t c Noles . ... l.t•<or< · Unll ed Moth&di st Women . Meetinl! · recen tly ut th e church, the ·group .al~o dona ted A weekly feature of Meigs CoWl ty Garden Club members. money for the purchase of toys for the Veterans Memorial For a Better World Head, Heart, Hands, . Health • • • Working ' . . Young folks who appreciate the gifts the good earth offers, who use those gifts to make things better for themselves ... ·"' ; _, Mrs . Officers for 1974-75 year .elected and installed Thursday ;night by !.be Meigs County •Council of Parents and 'Teachers at the Riverview School were Mrs. Maxine Goeglein , president; Mrs. Olarlotle· Willford, treasurer, imd Mrs. Joy Clark, secretary. A committee was named to 'secure a vice president. It was announc.e d that the • Council dues and donations to ·the scholarship fund are payable now. Olecks should be sent to Mrs. William Willford, Route I, Middleport, before time to congratulate them: the country kids with their livestock and produce ... the city kids · planting parks, cleaning rivers-all of them learning and using the skills that make life a richer experience and the world a better place. We'd like yo11 to know, 4-H'ers, that we appreciate your work and A's Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wigal .· Friends ' night held by club . wm "Bring a friend night " was heritage·house Pomeroy National Bank Pomeroy & Rutland Your Thom MeAn Store This Ad Paid Middleport, Ohio I' Ewing Funeral Home R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. Dignity and Service Always Pomeroy, Ohio American Parts Middleport. Ohio M&R Shopping Center . IGA Foodliner Pomeroy. Oh·io M& R Bargainland Appointment <..< Not Always t. ' 1 Necessary for and Middleport. Ohio ford Country Middleport, Ohio Athens County Savings & Loan W. Second St. Pomeroy P. J. Pauley Nationwide Ins. . ~ Meigs Br~nch .." These Flowers for All Occasions K&C Jeweler$ Minded Citizens - Visit Our Hotpoint Applian-ce Dept. Pomeroy, Ohio Rawlings-Coats Funeral HomeMiddleport, Fabric Shop ' I Pome~oy Serving for Over 100 Years Ben Franklin Store In Thl! Hearl of Middleport, Ohio . Open Til10 P.M. . P.J. PAULEY • 307 Spring Ave., Pomeroy •" PH. 992-2318 . .•.•• ~I NATIONWIDE q ~!'!R.~!!.~! ' . , .I , INSTALL YOURSELF AND SAVE! IN CTN . • Push transmitter button • Ught goes on as door opens • Drive into garage • Push button ; door closes gently Hamilton. HEAIIY Durv 9VOLT BAnERY Double-strength fnirror is reody to fosten to Ooor or wall; gives full-length view . Includes d ips, screws. 1088 REG. 12.95 MONDAY CO'IT AGE prayer meeting at the home of Frank Cleland, Vine St. Wednesday night. There will be a special prayer meeting at lbe c hurch and on Friday night cottage prayer meeting at home of Bill Cozart on Bashan Road . . SLIP HEAD 18" POL rsnRlNf 12" SASH UNIT 347 SALE PRICE WOOOORAINED E'FECT 1 SHUttERS • Ideal for goroges, attics • Primed pine ; removable stops • Ulfrosoolcolly seoled channels • Block or wh1te finllh SALE PRICE SALE PIICE r- $}167 : PAIR Wn'ght· Overall Heme t 6" I 25 ' ROLL CEMENT Sealing comj)ound for flashings, roofs and gutters. Waterproof . 1/1 0 gallon. SEE OUI LOW SALE PRICE POLYETHYLENE C::<:.:.!l. ERIE ASPHALJ N<lllonw od• Mul ulllnl ullntl Como 1n~ 1-!o...., Qll•tt Columbuf, 0 111., ' .Waid Cross Sons Store ROOF BRUSH GUnER GUARD Keeps guttering clear of leovn HOTdwood block contains white tampico fiber. 7" x 2ih " . Leu handle. ond twigs . Installs eosily. Won't IIG. 1.29 SALE PRICE 87~ rust. • 177 '' ' Racine, Ohio Ph. 992-2709 ' Buy Now! Save Now At Rutland Furniture ' I M~iss_ Equ~pment Co. Joe's Carry Out, Midlfleporl Pomeroy, Ohio Ohio Valley Plumbing ·& Heating •. ' ' Fulton-Thompson Tractor Sales Inc. : '' ..' ,' Downing~Childs .,·Powell's Super Valu Pomeroy, Ohio Dan Meadows . .Racine;Clhio I Fo~ Low Cost, Automatic Warm Floor Heating with Clean, Safe •Convenient Gas, -. · For Natural ,. OJ 100 lb; Capacity ' -·., . ,I ... ·- .- . - ~ · 13 o:. Model,-4l4-A · t:u. , Play it eafe and oure. It may be time to GARAGE ·BROOM Handy, general p..-pose IWitll has heavy block filled with . polmyro · •· fiberi . Includes· 60" hondlt. · . • SALE PIIQ , Let1s falk Soon ' •I '' '!he. D~partment Store o~ .· . Building. Since.1915 992-2143 1D2W. Main -: '- ' .. • Pomeroy '. .. -· ~· ' ' ' ' DALE C. WARNER · .lNS. AGENCY , ·..: t 333 ·1 POMEROY CEMENT , · .. BLOCK. CO. , . t71 policy updated. \ Bernet up orea&e and oil spots from . gerage 110011, drl~eway1 , h•ve y'o ur present ... ... LOW 18 INCH Wright- · lnd patias ..FIUthel off with hOse. • ,_ ~ . Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy·, Ohio SEE OUI SALE GARAGE MAGIC Sprav on; clean Warm. Morning Coal Heater ' Erwin's Gulf Service Station · Free Delivery - POl . . . . . . . . WE HA'VE THE FAMOUS . I ,, shingles and roll roofing . Dries to 5olid, woterpr'oof coo lmg. Complete one~oct 1 Protectie:"l for ' truck compers, butts and' tra.el trailers. Beautifies. Sound deadens . UOUNCE LP Gas . ' ' '• Pomeroy, Ohio _Nelson's .Pr1!$Cription Drugs ROOF COATING SEE OUI LOW SALE PIICE~=-> ... ."""'--~--.......---.....;;..--~........i.ol Star Supply. Jly'liddleport, Ohio GAS HEATERS ROOF COATING Renews drled-oot, cracked ospt·10lt •, Pomeroy Cein~.nt Block .Co. Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio ROOF CEMENT · Block OJPholt compourid for oil types of roofing ond metal gut· · ten. Seols crotks and holes. Applies easily. 35,000, 65,000, 85,000 Crow's ·Steak House · ASBESTOS FIBER GALLON VENTED ,' ,' Pomeroy, Ohio ,, I \ Exclusive worm screw drive Your Independent Insurance Agent Pomeroy, Ohio 923 S 3rd Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio The 'l_illage Pharmacy ·Mark V· Super Market .• _. 1 • YJ HP torque motor • Built-in time relay $19245 • SALE Plla Spetiolly designed weorher boffle provides ventilation , Aluminum ._ •• ' ·]~-----------+-.....;.....i·· l Ohio Sugar Run :AQur Mills • .. Rail's Valley Lumber & Supply Insurance Agency, Inc. Middleport, Ohio - Your Singer Store . . . DELUXE SCREW.DRIVE ROOF VENT II your s~n o r daug hter has good g(ades~you mBy s<Jve on auto insurance !rom Nationwi<le. Call a Nationwide agent lor complille details. ReuteJ-Brogan Insurance Service : . Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio ' Pomeroy " Pomeroy Landmark Pomeroy Sunoco Service Statiop Th~ $126~~CTN ALUMINUM earn a discount •• " •• Tom's Carry O.ut' Keeps'!ke Diamond Rings Goes51er Jewelry Store . -AUTOMATIC GARAGE DOOR OPENER SYSTEMS ( Pomeroy, Ohio Your Dealer . Art Carved . • ·Quick release handle • Dual safety adjuStf11ents • y, HP motor SALE PI ICE students '' • Middleport, Ohio Flower Shop ' ' GEAR CHAIN DRIVE Good " • Community- ~ '·' Pomeroy, Ohio' Pomeroy, Ohio Pomer~y 'i ' ' I ' Published by •. G&J Auto Parts Co. · ' Middleport, Ohio Keith Goble Ford, Inc. OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO l2, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE • AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT ST., POMEROY. / Phone 992-2725 King .Builders Supply Co. Citizen's ·National Bank ~ . - S OperatoiS " ,. The F~me·rs Bank & Savings Co. . ' NyW. COMPTON, ·0. D•. GENIE observed at the Tuesday night meeting of the TOPS Club held at the Middleport American Legion hall. Several of the visitors were welcomed into club m embership . Mrs . Betty Clark opened the meeting with prayer and there was special prayer for Martha Sea rls, a patient at the Pleasant Valley Hospital. Mrs . Helen Hill waS" crowned queen for the week with the most weight loss with Mrs. Freda Davis as runner-up . Mrs. Betty Fife was declared the quar· terly queen with the most weight · loss for· the quarter . Games were played and soft drinks and co(fee served. 169 N. 2nd Middleport, Ohio' ' Wolf<' <.~nd Mrs. &..aegle were observed . Mrs. Nora Pierson and Mrs. Clara Adams served rdreshmenls using a fall theme in the table 'decorations. Guests were Miss Donahue, Miss .Fisher, Kathrfii Philson . Eileen Buck a nd Dixie Dugan . pr:esi- Mrs. Barbara Dugan opened the meeting with group singing of the theme song, "Sing Unto the Lord a New Song. " Becky Donahue was at the piano, and members gave th e Lord's Prayer in unison. · For the program-, Mollie Fisher gave highlights of her trip to Europe this past SW11 mer. She was in a group from Racine which flew from New York to London , England, a nd went from there to France, Switzerland , and Italy . Miss F isher C<J llected dolls from each country visited , and · displayed these along with postcards, pictures and other items she collected along the way . Roush , Mrs . Mildred Donahew, i Mrs. F'erne B. Hayman, lll'rs. : Betty Shiveley, Mrs. Mabel : Shields, Joyce White and Mrs . : Julia Norris. · Mrs. Doris Adams, Mrs. Mary Wedding last summer · KAY'S BEAUTY SALON •' Fox, treasurer. applaud your success. We're standing behind you proudly as you proceed with your projects. .Thanks for creative concern. Hazel Marlene Fishe r, secr etary; and Mrs . Ei lee n Ro ush, Nov. I if possible. The next l!leeling will be held at Rutland on Nov. 7. ~ 'l'lw birtild<tys of Mrs. Eula dent; Mrs : Sue. Ann Beegle, vice president; Mrs. . . PTA Council officers instalkd their families ... their neighborhoods ... and the nation. It's Members attending besides ·those nmnOO were Mrs. I,ucy Donahue, Mrs . Focie Hetyman , Mrs . Margare t .Gloeckn e r, Hospital patients. Plans were made for the pledge service to be held at the next meeting. New 9fficers elected were BY MRS. CHARUl'ITE WILLFORD, Rutland Friendly Gardeners RUTLAND - ll is now lime to put that beautiful poinsettia you ~eceived Christmas and kept growing outside a ll swnmer,lo rest for a while sd'Y3u can have a beautifnlviant again this winter. A poinsettia is a short day plant and that means it requires very little light fo r three to four weeks. Take your plant inside and either cover it with a dark cloth or put it in a darkroom between 5 p.m . and 7 a .m. for the next three or four weeks . · · · To have a fully blooming plant at Christmas, your poinsettia _ should show color by Thanksgiving. The chief insect of poinsettias is the mea ly bug. ll is well to have the plant clean before it begins to show color. !..etha ne 440 gives good results in C<Jntrolling pests. · The ideal growing temperatures are between 60 and 65 degrees. Overwatering , chillin~nd drafts may cause yellowing and dropping of leaves. Many problems result because of improper temperatures. A word about fertilizers. Heavy application is very harmful to poinsettias. A liquid nitrogen may be added but too much can result in 41 leggy" plants. Here's hoping you have a beautiful plant again this Christ. mas ! .' .. ·. ~.' ' ' ' �• • ·-- b ~ "''hrDm l\ Sen tme l Middleport P u llll(U' ( ' Mond.n Ott 7 1974 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Auto Sales NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ST AT E OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY TRANSPORTATION Columbus Oh10 September 20 1974 Contract Sales L egal Copy No 74 688 UNIT PR ICE CONTRACT I ISS UE NO 1) RS1623{1) Seal ed proposa Will b e rec e ved at the off tee of th e Otr ec tor of the Oh o D epa r t ment of Transportal on T me Tuesday Octob er cre t e S2895 1973 CHEVROLET IMPALA 22 "- S $389S Sport Sedan med green tm sh w th green v nyl top grn doth tnm 10 000 miles & spotless clean never titled tmt g lass,. atr con d1f1oned body mldgs Comfortllt sleenng wheel wh covers r e a r sk rts E c lock AM radio & tape deluxe bumpers & guards 350 V 8 eng power steering & brakes Turbo Hydramaflc Me gs County Oh• o on Cou 1ty Road N o 75 n Sa l sbury Town sh p an d the V l l ag e of Pomeroy by grad n g d ra nmg and pav n g w•th aspha lt Pom9roy Motor Co. 1974 OPEL MANTA 1974 for mprovements n cDh on a b tum•fiou s aggregate ba se and by con 1972 VEGA GT $2Qf5 s t r uc t ng MEG County Ro ad 75 Hatchback low m 1leage by 1 owner new w w tires fran ., Br dgt' con s st ng of a con ferred from new car 4 speed t ra ns rad1o green flmsh t nuo us concrete slab on cap b lack vmy l Inter or deluxe trtm ped p le substruc ture (spans 26 feet 32 5 feet 26 f eet roadway 32 f eet between guar d ra I, over East Bran c h o f Thomas Fork Pa11ement Wtd t h - 20 t eet OPEN EVES 8 00 PM Pro1ect L e ngth - 2793 79 t eet POMEROY, OHIO or 0 529 mile Work Length - 2925 00 f ee t or 0553mle 1972 PONTIAC Catalina The O h o D e partment of NO T I CE OF Brougham black w th wh t e Transportatton hereby nof tft es APPOINTMENT ntenor p s p b a r con all b td d ers tha t t w II af Case No 21 2916 d ton ng Am 8 track stereo f rm a tP..-e l v nsure th at n any E st at e o f E LEONA KING bu Jt n 19 000 m les Phone ... contract entered nto pu rsuant DC"ceased 247 2063 to th s advert iSeme nt m nonty N ot c e 1S h er eby g ven ! hat 10 6 3tc busmess ent erpr se s w 1l l b e Ear K n g of Rut land Oh o has a ff orded ful l opportun ty t o bee n d ul y appo nt[d EMec ut or 19 71 FORDTormo low m11eage subm t b d s n r esponse to t hts of th e E s tate of E L eon a K n g 4 dr sedan V 8 Auto trans n v t at on and w I I no t be d ece ased la te of Me gs Cou nt y m ss on $ 1 750 Phone 843 dlscr m nated aga nst on th e Oh o 2137 ground s of race co lor or Cred 110rs ar e requ red to f le 10 6 6tp natur al ortgm m cons derat on the r c ia m s w fh sa d f due ary for an awa rd w t htn four months Mm mum wage rates for D a ed th s 19t h day of Sep 1973 FORO Ranger XL T t ruck th s pro1ect have been !e m ber 1974 p s 302 eng ne automat c predeterm ned as requ tred by ra Is rear st dmg wmdow Mannmg D Webster law and are set forth n th e b d 13 000 m l es Phon e 247 2063 proposal Judge 10 2 6tc ihe date se t for com plell on Cour t o f Common Pleas of th s work sha ll be set forth m ProbateD v•s on 1974 GMC 1 ton p u 7 000 t he b dd ng proposa l Sep t 23 30 Oct 7 3t c m les automat c p s 350 cu Eac h b dd er shall be requ,r ed n V8 Phone 985 3926 t o file wtth h s btd a cert fed 10 1 6t p check or cash er s check f or an amount eq ual to ftv e per cent of In 1963 Bobby Baker re- 197t 4 DR automat1c Dodge hts b1d but n no event more Coronel good gas m l eage signed as Senate Democratic th an t ffy thou sa n d dollars or a Phone 992 577 1 bond for ten pe r cent ol h1 s b1d secretary after bemg charged 10 1 6tc payable to the D rector B dd er s must app l y on th e m a $300 000 c1vli sUit w1th p roper for ms tor qua l f cat on usmg h1s mfluence for personal 1968 CHEVE LLE 55 396 bronze at least ten days pr or to t he w th black v nyl top rad io d a t e se t for open mg b ds n monetary gams heate r p s p b good c on accordance w th Cha pter 5525 d ton Ph on e 949 2461 Ohio Rev i se d Code 10 o4 3tc Plan s and spec 1f cat 1ons ar e on file tn the Department o f 1969 vAN 8 c ylmder Phone 772 Tran sporta l on and the off ce of 5651 the D stnct Deputy 0 rector SOLID 8 16 ttc The D rector rese rv es the VINYL SIDING r ght to re,ect any and all b ds 1969 CHEVY Townsm an sta t on J PHI LLIP R I CHL EV Produced fr om a spec1al wagon Sl 195 good co nd ton Phon e 992 7620 DIRECTOR v nyt com pound made by B (9) 30 ( 10 ) 7 2t c 5 14 tfc F Goodr ch and Monsllnto 5 t m es thtcker th an metal s td ng Wtll n ot dent chtp cra c k peel rot rust or NOTICE OF ELECTION cha lk ON TAX LEVY IN 3 AND 4 ROOM furn shed and EXCESS OF THE TEN unfurntshed apartments FREE HOME ESTIMATES MILL LIMITATION Phone 992 5434 NOTI CE 1S hereby g1ven that 412ttc SUPERIOR m pursuance of a Resolutton of VINYL PRODUCTS the Board of Tru st ees of the PRIVATE meehng room for Townsh p of Ches t er Ohto any organ i zat on phone 992 Call Collect 1 592 5S44 passed on th e Jis t day of 3975 Athens Ohto Aug ust 1974 t here w ll be 3 11 tfc su bm 1ted to a vote of !he peopl e of sa1d Townsh p at a Gener a l TWO 4 room and bath apts m ELECTION t o be hel d n the PIANO tun ng Lane D an e ls M iddleport For information Town ship of Ches t er Metgs call 992 -2550 or 742 6551 '192 2082 D scoun l l o pen County Oh o a! !he regular s oners 7 J ttc plac es of vot ng there n on 10612tp Tue sda y the 5th day of CO UNTRY Mobile Home Park November 1974 !he qu est on of R t 33 ten m lies north of lev y ng n excess of t he t en m II AAA ED U CATIO N c la sses w II Pomeroy Large lots wrrh begm Wednesday Oct 9 For lim tat on for Jhe benet t of concrete pet los sldewafks nformat on ca ll Ben S!awter Chester T owns h p for the runners and off street at 992 5628 purpo se o f prov dmg and parking Also spaces for 1 o 6 3tc m ll nta nmg f re apparatus small tra ilers Phone 992 7479 appliances bu1ld ngs or s tes 7 21 tfc therefor or so ur ces of water NO HUN TING or tr espass ng on su ppl y and mater a!s there for my farm W thout per m1sS1on NICE J room apt and bath or the es tabl shmen t and the remamder of year • 1974 all e le c tric In Pomeroy m am ten anc e of li n es of f r e and \ year 1975 Offenders Tabletop range wall oven a! arm te legr aph or the oaym ent sub 1ect to arrest S1gned n cest apt around Phone ol p e rmanent part t me Ja n ealle Joh nson Gall ipo l s 446 1699 or vo lu nteer ftremen or ftre 10 2 7tp even ngs 446 9539 f ght ng compa m es to operate 8 23 tfc th e same Thursday and Said tax betng a renewal of AUC TI ON sa turd ay n g ht 7 p m at FURNISHED apartment an exlstmg tllx of 2 m II to ru n N')ason A uct on Horlon Sf In adults only in Middleport for five yel!lrs at a rate not M'ason w va Con s gnments Phone 992 3874 e)l;ceed ng 2 m tl for eac h one w ekom e Phone ( 304) 773 do l lar of valuat on wh ch 5 12 ttc 5471 amounts to Five Cents for each 10 3 tfc one hundr ed dollar s of TRAILER Browns Trailer valuat on for Ftve years Park Phone 992 3324 The Poll s for sa d Elect on REVIVAL meetmg start ng 9 26 tfc wil l be open at 6 30 o cloc k A M Oct 16th et Morglln Center and reman open unt1 l 6 30 Wes leyan Churc h MUSIC b'i" o cloc k P M Eastern Standard B 1sse1 1 Brother s Lo c al 1970VALIANT65x12 3bedroom T me of sa d day fully carpeted LP gas heat preacher will be speak ng Phone 992 7751 By order of t h e Board of pas tor we comes ever yone Elect ons of Me gs County 10 7 5t p 8 25 ttc Oh o SLEEPING room for rent Edw n S Coza rt Phone 992 n.u Cha rma n 10 6 Jtc: RUMMAGE Sale n the Fry Dorothy M John ston Bu ldtng start ng Monday NICE 2 bedroom home with 0 rector Oct 7 th rough 121h bath on Lincoln Helgl'lts Dated October 4 1974 Pomeroy Buement gas 10 6 3tc furnace hardwood floors (10) 1 14 21 28 4tc aluminum s ding and storm doors and windows Easily heated Call 992 3054 NOTICE OF ELECTION BEAUTICIAN wanted ca ll 992 10 6 •tc ON TAX LEVY IN 3557 EXCESS OF THE TEN 10 4 61C 2 BEDROOM mobile home near MILL LIMITATION Pomeroy Phone 992 5623 NOTICE s hereby g ven t hat after 4 p m 1n pursuance of a Resolult on ot 10 3 4tc the Board of Trustees o f th e Township of Orange Oh o HOUSE n country s de Chester passed on the 1st day of J uly twp area by Eas ter n 1.974 there w II be subm tt ed to teachers Phone 985 42 17 a vote of the p eop le o f sa d 1973 65)(12 CONCORD mobile 10 4 3tp Township at ll General home 2 bedrooms carpeted ELECTION to be held n th e wlll sell w tn or w thout tot Townshtp of Orange Oh o at Cal! 99 2 7759 or 992 3272 the regular places of vollng pr ce d to sell therein on Tu esday th e 5th d ay 10 2 6tp of November 1974 the quest on WE A~ t:. peking up a ptano 10 your area and would llke of levying in excess of th e ten SPECIAL $6 695 A new 65X12 some r espon s ble party lo millllmttatton for the benef I ot Gettysburg by Castle 3 take over p ayments Call Orange Town shtp for the bedroom front kitchen total Crf!d t Manager (614) 772 purpose of Prov1d ng a nd electric this unit IJ set up and 5669 or wr.te 260 east Main manta n ng ftre apparatU s ready to move into It ts not a Street Ch ill icothe Ohio 45601 appl ances b u l d1ng s or stte s che.!py tt Is a top quality 4 7 ttc ther efo r or so ur ces of water mobile home and priced far supply and m at er a!s therefor below Similar models Home or th e es tabl sh m ent and ,..A~H pad for all makes and Is located in the country maint enan ce of ~i n es of f1re models of mobile homes mobile home park at Derwin alarm telegraph or th e payment Phone area code 614 423 9531 Ohio Meigs Local School ot perman e nt p a r t tim e 4 13 tfc D strict You will en1oy liv no volunte er f remen or f r e in this rural setting Wtlh all f ght ng com pan es to operate OLD FURNITURE oak tables cily conveniences Call 992 the same c ocks ce boxes brass beds 7034 for further Information Said tax be ng a ren ew al of a d1Shes "' desks or complete 10 2 5tc ta x of 1J2 mill and an ncrease of hou se holds Wrtte M D 1;, m i ll to'-f;onstltute a tax of 1 Miller Rt 4 Pomeroy Ohio 1972 WINCHESTER Mobile m !II to run for f ve years at a ca ll 992 7760 home 60xl2 2 bedrooms 1'12 rate n"Ot exceedmg I 0 m !U for s 13 tfc baths central air furnace and each on e" dollar of vatuatton carpeted Phone 992 5254 or Which amounts to Ten Cent s for CASH$$$ FOR JUNK CARS( 304) 882 2277 each one hundred dol l ars of Comp F rye sTruck and Auto 9 29 ttc valuation for Five years Parts Rutland Oh o 24 The Polls for satd Election HOUR WREC KE R SE R wIt be open at 6 30o clock AM VICE Phone 742 6094 2 BEDROOM mobile home In ilnd reman open unt1l 6 30 town $4 500 Call 992 3975 or 9 110 26tc o cloc-k P M Eastern Standard 992 2571 Tim e of said day 9 13 tfc com plt!te and By order of t he Board of JU NK autos del tvered to our yard We p ick 1968 MOBILE HOME E lec tions of Me gs County 12>C52 up auto bo"d es and buy all Ohio two bedroom S2 500 ~ Phone ktn d s of scrap metals and 742 4725 r on Rtder S Sa lvage St Rt Edw n S Cozart 10 3 4tp 124 R t 4 Pomeroy Oh10 Cha rm an ' C a II 992 5468 9 6 26tp Dorothy M Joh nston , D rector Oa t ed Octo b er 4 1974 'W C NEED '20:1 tons of sheet WILL tr m or cut trees and ' cast new or ol d alummum shn,lbbery Also clea-n out {10 } 7 14 21 28 o41C Kee p cans se p a rate The basements attics etc Phone Rosenberg Co Athens Oh io 949 3221 or 742 44o41 a 15 tfc ....,. 9 6 26tc POMEROY MOtoR CO. ~~~~~~ Notice • For Rent ------------- - ------------- Help Wanted Wanted To Kent COMPLETE set of bunk beds 1 ke new Phone 985 3968 10 1 6tp KELVINATOR el~ c tn c stove perfec t condttt on Phone 992 3105 or contacl Kenne th Wtlt at Weichtown Hill Mmers v li e 9 16 12tc 19 73 YAMAHA 500 MX motorcy c le lik e new Phone 985 393 8 10 6 61p • com WALNUT stereo ra d o b nat on 8 tra ck t ape am fm rad o 4 speaker sound syste m Balance $ 11 0 36 or easy terms Ca ll 992 3965 10 6 ttc - ------------- -- ---- -------- Mobile Homes for Sale Wanted To Buy --- ----------- ----------------------------- POMEROY LANDMARK Jack W Cars ey Mgr Phone 99'2' 2181 PO TA TOE S Phone those born on this date are the s1gn of Libra poet James Wh1t R1ley was born Oct 7 I -NO--------1 copper 45c ~ ---- radtators '25c brass 25c batter es S1 30 G nseng S60 yellow root $4 top s $1 50 May Apple 70c M A HJ II Reeds v li e Oh o Phone 378 6249 10 4 tfc ________ ____ _ DAY NURSERY 8 to 6 any 8 ge child reasonabl e rates re !! abfe people witt) medtcal Ir a n ng Phone 992 7608 before 5 p m phone 742 4902 after 5 p m 10 3 12tc I '6 A.LL WEATHER HARDWARE 337 Nor th Second Ave M1ddteport Oh1o PH IL CO portable TV black and wh te Phone 992 5771 10 1 61c sale 215 N Second St For Rent or Sale Real Estate For Sale VACUUM cleaners new 197-t model complete With a l l c lean ng t ool s Sm all pant HOU SE for sale 7 rooms and bath Lo t of r emode ling cl ose damage tn shtpping Wtll tak e to e lemen tar y sc hoo l and S27 cash or budget plan hosp tal on Wr ght St Mak e ava lable Phone 992 7755 an o ffer Phone 992 3478 10 6 tfc 10 1 6tc SING ER automat c Ztg Zag sew ng mach nes n se w ng ta ble Makes buttonholes sews on buttons bhnd hem s etc Top notch condlt1on Pay SSl or terms ava 1lable Phon e 992 7755 10 6 tf c m Syracuse Otuo new 3 bedroom home under con ONE four year old small structton No down payment bu cksk m nd1ng mare ( and low monthly payment For colt Also broke to work those who quahfy call saddle and bridle Also Homel te r dtng mow e r 992 3454 Weekdays Phone 985 4140 446 9568 Weekends 10 6 SI C RUSTIC HILLS LEE CONSTRUCTION LOTS for sale'"tralt~ r or hou se A ll ufl llt es Phon e 74? 11t.H Rutland OhiO Pr ce S2 500 7 16 tfc ------ -----~- 992 3509 ROGER HYSEll'S GARAGE All Small Appliances On State Rt 124 1!2 m1 from Lawn Mowers ' f'·• r, ,,1, .•.. . I" . Next to Highway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 OpenMon Sat BA.M. 6 PM II> I " • "''' CH111 ·'·',, ,, ntE DEPENIMBI E OONTRACTING 00. Does your home requ1re any of these serv1ces? l11terlor, Exterior Decorating and Remodeling ALL..WEATHER VINYL SIDING GENERAL c o ntra c tor for all k nds of work by hour or contra ct Call Eber P1 ckens 992 7181 anyt me 10 4 6tc ---- ---- ----- PlANO t unmg and re pa i r Phone Cha rl es Scott 992 37 18 9 17 32tp ------------- SE PTIC TANKS c leaned reasonable rates Ph 446 4782 GalltpO'IS John Russell owner and operator 5 12 tfc SE PTIC TANKS AROBtC SE WAGE SYST EMS C LEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 10 4 lf c DOZER o r backhoe work Phone .t46 3981 or 446 3459 9 8 tfc --- -------- . . --- EXCELSIOR Sa lt Works E Mam St Pomeroy All ktnds of salt water pe llets water nuggets block salt and own Oh10 River Salt Phon e 992 3891 6 5 tfc READY MIX ' NEW LISTING - 49 acres old CONCRETE delivere d right to pro1ect Fast and easy est mates Phone 992 Goeg lein Ready M lx M•ddleport Ohio 6 your Free 3284 Co ---------------J-- --------------- ) 124 ~ Ma1n, Pomeroy porch Only $10 000 00 BEFORE YOU BUY Y ER HOUSE, SEE DE -- ------------Real Estate For Sale APPLES Fitzpatrick Orchard State Route 689 Phone Wilkesville 669 37 8S _,_ 9 25 26tc __ ---.------------ A FEW new band Instruments <;ontact Renee Stone 992 7567 9 4 tfc BUILDING lot 80ft frontage X 165ft The second lot on left on Riverview Drive Lincoln Hilt Pomeroy Oh!o If In teres ted call 992 3230 after 5 Pm Warehouse Closeout! COOPER MUD& SNOW TIRES As much as 20 Pet oH present pr1ce Good supply of 15" VW hres and tires for older cars MOORE'S 124 W Mam Pomeroy S.K EXCAVAnNG SEWING MACHINES Repair service ail makes 992 2284 The Fabr1c Shop Pomeroy Author1zed Singer Sa-les end Serv ce We sharpen SciSSors 3 29 tfc DOZER work land clearing by the acre hourly or contract farm ponds roads etc Larg e dozer and operator wrth over 20 yea r s expenence Pullins Excavat1ng Pomeroy Oh io Phone 9'12 2478 12 19 tfc Gunsmoke 8 10 Born Free 3 4 15 flatlon Money Merry Go Round 20 22 s 1 ttc on aluminum replacement windows siding storm doors and windows Railing Phone Charles Lisle Syracuse Ohio Carl Jacob Sales Representative V V Johnson and Son In ~ A 30 ttc 10 6 tfc - ------------- MIDDLEPORT - Large price reduction on this Business room with lovely apartment over 3 B R 11!2 baths dining nice kitchen H W floors with carpeting central hoi water heot call CLINE'S CONSTRUCTION New homes for sale Route 143 11!2 Acre Lots 3 bedroom, 1112 bath. ava1lable m 3 weeks CALL 742-6261 HANNAt-4 s husband Hector hates hard work so he cleans the rugs Wtlh Blue Lustre Rent electr ic shampooer Sl WILL TRADE - FINANCING Baker Furn ture Compr.ly ARRANGED WI~H 10 4 Jtc MINIMUM DOWN Will co n s td e r t rade for older OAK office desk 32 x 43 home trailer or !And on this Norge 8 cu b ft refriS~ new 3 bedroom 2 bath home med cl ne cabinet with lights w th 2 ca r garage • large lavatory maple vanity with fam ly room a ir cond it oning bench chrome knobs and Mov e m lmmedtately Call h1nges tor cabinets Phone now 992 5976 985 3805 9 24 tfc 10 4 Jtc NO MONEY DOWN Mon t hly PI CK ING up plano in your areapayments accor~lng to 1n too)c.lng for respon si ble party come New 3 bedroom home to take over payments Call w th walt to wall car peting on c ollec t 712 5669 or ijVrtte 1 acce landscaped lots .Cllll Cred1t Manager 260 E Ma n today for more nfor-mahon Chllltcothe Ohio 45601 St 992 5976 10 4 6tc 9 24 tic • ----------- --- ' for price 10 10 11 trailer hqokup (rented) oil of 2 lois & a part of 4 lots garage with workshop room for POMEROY- Mulbarry Hts Lovely home 3 B 'R bath nice kitchen H W floors some carpeting recreation room full basement central heat and air cond LANGSVILLE - On good fishing creek Abouf 10 acres on good blacktop rood Some fences $5 ~ Buy Today for Tomorrow's Happii'IIIJS 992 2259 9r 992 2568 BUSINESS ,building 50•60 cem,en't dri ve Rt 124 near Rutland Phone 742 5052 11 21 tfc -- ---------1 Salt and Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Movie Woman Hunter Movte Wtves and Lovers 10 Janakt 33 12 00 - REDECORATING? News 6 13 1 30- News 13 200-News4 ,ool onstalled by All We,ather Roofing Co CABLE CHANNEL FIVE 5 p m - High School Football 1!1\elgs vs GAHS and PPHS vs All that 1s needed for a free TUESDAY OCTOBER 8 1974 esflmate IS a Please Phone phone George Washington call 6 00 - Sunrise Seminar 4 Summer Semester 10 6 25 •- Farm Report 13 6 30 - Btble Answers 8 News 6 F lve Mmutes to Live By .4 All·WEAlHER Rev Cleophus Robinson 13 Concerns and Comments 10 6 35 - Columbus Today 4 6 45 - Morning Report 3 Farmtlme 10 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 Osmonds 6 Farmers Daughter 13 337 N. 2, Middleport ·. 992-2550 7 30- New Zoo Revue6 H R Pufnstuf 13 Capt Kangaroo 8 New Zoo Revue 13 8 00 - Jeffs Collie 6 Popeye 10 Known & Reliable Service Sesame Sf 33 13 9 30 - No!ForWomenOnlyJ HazelS TallletaleslO 10 00 - Company 6 Jokers Wild 8 10 Name That Tune 3 15 10 30- Wmn1ng Streak 3 15 Gambit 8 10 Ph1l Donahue 4 ll 00- Password 13 Now You See It 8 10 H1gh Rollers 3 15 510 000 Pyramid 6 11 30- Brady Bunch 13 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Love Of • Life 8 10 Lucy Show 6 tl 55- CBS News& Dan Imel s World 10 ~~ 00 - Password 6 News 8 10 13 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4 Jackpot! 3 15 12 30 - Afternoon with OJ 13 Celebrity Sweepstakes 3 15 Electric Co 33 Split Second 6 Search For Tomorrow 8 10 12 55- News 3 lS 1 00 - News 3 All My Children 6 13 Not For Women Only 15 Phil Donahue 8 Young and Restless 10 -! 25- Chuck White Reports 10 1 30- Jeopardy 3 4 15 Lets Make A Deal6 13 As The World I Emergency Phone 9923995 or 992 7582 Tur-ns 8 10 2 00 - Days Of Our Lives 3 4 15 Guiding Light 8 10 ~ Newlywed Game 6 13 •'2 30 - GirllnMyllfe6 13 EdgeofNightB 10 DoctorsJ 4 15 ~~ 00 - General Hospital 6 13 Price Is Right 8 10 Another World 3 4 15 3 30- One Life to Live 13 How To Survtve A Marrtage 3 .4 15 K&H ROOFING Lassie- 6 ur roof leaking?" our prices to any o~~~~·~sio~~e roof 1 give you a p for less 4 00- Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame Sf 33 Tattletales Gtlligan s Island 6 S10 000 Pyramid 13 Bonanza 4 Movie 8 1 4 Samuel Keen Charley s Aunt 10 30 - Bonanza 15 Mod Squad 6 Gilligan s Island 13 Bew1t ched 3 Lucy Show I! 5 00 - Mr Rogers 20 33 Merv Griffin 4 FBI 3 Andy Gnfflth 8 Ironside 13 1 5 30- Elec Co 33 Hodgepodge Lodge 10 News 6 Tra1ls West 15 ~ 00 - Sesame St 20 News 3 4 Lilias Yoga & You 33 News 8 1 " 10 15 ABC News 6 13 1 6 30- News 8 10 NBC News 3 4 15 French Chef 33 Bew1t ched 6 Gomer Pvle 13 I : WIN AT BRIDGE • ' COUNTRY Squeezee taxed for discards NORTH • QJ7 'KJ5 KQ54 ... 1063 STEREO 92.1 WMPO-FM ~J hu~ SAGITTARIUS (Nov 19) Teamwork IS not your long SUit no w yetti iS essential you do all yo u can l o be sure har mony s rna nlatned nan mpor tant relat onsh1p AQUARIUS IJan GEMINI (May 21 June 201 hard rfow where work s con c erned yo u 1 ge l fat gued eas ly and c ui down on your tJft c ency PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) CANCER (June 21 July 22) Don 1 r sk any th ng at lh s t me on Sl!uat ons thai are vague or on y part a l y v1s b e Gel a cry s tal c lear p 1c ture belore mov ng The r e wont b e ha rmon y a~ound home 1oday 11 you se t the tone w th a cranky d spas I on 0 1hers w II respond 1n a like manner ACROSS 1 Word m an ad 5 It s often lost 11 Wmglike 12 Unw11lmg 13 Streak or nbbon 14 Jewelers we1ghts 15 Sh1p s record 16 Clothmg fash1on 17 Sweet hear t or S1gma18 Old verbal endmg 19 Wooden core 20 Husmg of old radiO 21 Hebrides ISland 23 Solemn LEO (July 23 Aug 22) An ceremony 24 RISible 26 Spiked the punch 27 Angel ( Fr ) 28 T1betan holy man 29 I 1n Berlin 30 Perch 31 Golfer Trevmo 34 Thmnes or Acuff 35 Pagoda VIRGO (Aug 2~ LIBRA tSept Sept 22) Oct 8 1974 23 Oct Th1s yea you w 11 undertake a very amb llous lHOJect that w 11 requ re the beslthat s n you Ia succeed Your Qoal can be at l atned I vou re oars stent 23) Jltt11~!1rn® IJI4l4c4omf'cri-..J ,_. l n ~1 ramhle lhP!'ie four Jumbles. onto leltl'r In t-ach square to form four ordtnary l\Ord!l ,.... YIX1:'l I r IJ r a 30 - Movie Where Have All the People Gone' 3 .4 15 Movie Hit Lady 13 Movie Revenge 6 Evemng At Symphony 33 MASH B 10 00 - Hawaii 5 0 8 10 I cJ rn 0 Now arran1e the carded letters to form the surprise answer as su&:a:ested by the abo\le cartoon EO 10 00 - Pollee Story 3 4 15 Marcus Welby 6 13 Barnaby Jones 8 10 News 20 Mountain Scene 33 10 30- Your Future Is Now20 0~~~ ..Nig~t 3~ ~ ol r I "IJ 1111 M ,. HUMID COACH DULCET BOYISH "" ~""" Contarltn ordf!r to gel o loon - '• TOUCH • • KVASH E S 0. F "( I I J ( X 1 I ]" FOMOB IOKIZ O - XTBN (An1we r. tomorro" Woman 20 33 AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW CRYPTOQUOTES IEJ.EVANJ I I "".=a":" l 6+-+-+-f--+- One letter aamply stands for ariother In llus sample A i1 used for th e three L s X for the two 0:; et c Single letters apostrophes the length and formati on of the words are all hants Each day the code letters are different $A ILOll: CAN FII\ID W-"TEI<:: AND WINE Name That Pn ce Is ton c1ty 6 Dodge 7Sea(Fr) 8 Prankster s forte ( 2 wds) 9 Lover of beauty Ia 00 - WhatsMyllneB Elec Co 20 TruthorConseq 3 Paul RlghllO To Telllhe Truth 13 Marco SporlllteJJ 8 00 - Man Builds Man Deslroys 33 Happy Days 6 13 Good Times 8 10 Adam 12 3 4 IS Present 5 Was hmg '!_esterday's Answer 10 Dwelled 28 German 16 - are art songs called 30 Stone 22 Without pilla r others 32 Beaver s 23 Battenng descriptive machme 33 Was h 24 Most away eqUitable 38 Nest 25 Expose 39 Egypt1an 26 Most solar recent de1ty DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It Y, HBR'B A "THIR"STY Tune 13 TBA 15 Electnc Company 20 Art ol Football33 7 30- RFD 20 Hollywood Squares 3 Hollywood Squares 4 40 QUite old 41 - out (barely ma naged I 42 Merchant 4S Bare DOWN I CosUy fur 2 Apportion 3 Wolf like mammal (2 wds J 4 Cockney s ornament 36 Sudden jOlt 37 Balanced 39 Lunch room order (2wds) [llY/o'IA± Dear Helen Recently my marriage of 12 years came to an end The 9 30 - by THOMAS JOSEPH argumen1at ve acqua ntance s ap t to get n the las t words I the two ot you get mvolved m a verbal encounter now You re on ' t1111er 11'1 n 1ce the next few days tn .any St1uallon where fnends and someth ng o t rna lena! value o r money s concerned +++ Wild W1ld World of An1mals 6 S25 000 Pyramid I! 20 Feb 19) If you press yoursel f too Today and tomorro w manage your ma tena ! atfa rs w1lh the fla m e prudence a ba k e r would Don I spend what you don I have I beheve 11 was Ronald PERSONAL TO FURIOUS Reagan who sa1d Forg1ve your enem1es, nothing makes them madder'" - H News 10 23 ~J.'6td' CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan TAURUS (April 20 May 20j ++-+ Bowling for Dollars 6 ~c Dec 2 1) The ne ;~, t few days be c arelul you re not drawn nto a s luat on w1lh some fnends tha could obhgate you n some un des rable manner Over fhe next few days you w I I nd yourself n a POSI1 on where o the rs w II dump eKtra work on you They should be d()lng It themselves Dear H N Whatever you (almost) d1d lo whom , 1! worked- for you So yes, you did nght But watch tha l temper 1 ~ H Nuchlms 33 <tnd tell her ttr w mtc Your p esenl p lans w II no 1 work as we 1 lor you as they shou ld r they are over oaded w II emol 1ona l c on ten 1 Be OQ ICal Ob jeC ti Ve You re !1kely to be l ac ed w lh a numb er of small domes! c c r ses Take lh ngs n slnde so you can manage them co olly and competently Dear Helen I found something m my husband s coa t pockel tha t a marned man shouldn t be carrymg a round w1th hun I He s been out late a few times lately so I had reason lo suspect In a fury I sprmk1ed cayenne pepper m lhe box and shook 1t around real good However I got contrite called Tom al work and told him what I d done He burst out laughmg and S8ld 1! was a good thmg because he'd bought the box for a friend who was gomg on a conventiOn and was about to gtve 1l to hun I'll never know the real truth but my husband now comes home promptly every rught and IS very loVIng D1d I do nghl • HAPPY NOW 7 HK TBO RK EBKFA ZKKNDFA HETDF Yeoterday'a Cryptoquoce 11' I HAD NO SENSE OF HUMOR, I WOULD LONG AGO HAVE COMMITI"EO SUICIDEGANDHI ~ DICK TRAL) WEST + M1dd~eporf Pomeroy hm For Tuesday Oct 8 1974 + .82 .963 10873 ... KQJ9 \\Ork lo glvt ( ARIES (March 21 Aprol 19) Dear T Machismo IS chansma With harr on the chest swashbuckling manlinessQiusaoortaiA'bdldcharm Okay• ~ H 9 l SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 22) +++ 1 ' '' ur rH'd II 0111 Don 1expec l goa ls you wanl to ach eve l o be real zed grat s The y wont b e - you II have to reall y pul ou 1 n order Ia g et Dear Helen You used the word mach1smo recently I ve seen 11 and macho used a lot but they re not m my d•cllonary Whal do they m ean? - T G T ~~ Y..nultl sttiJ he v..1th me 1f I ml HoY.. JJJU< h Inne woulo \-\Tft ~ r can ' remember when we JUSt talked together over a f.dinn<!r m town .,"' ~ never told her Thanks you 'for the beautiful c hildren, 1 the way she car ed f or us for her love and patience Come to think uf tl I never even told her I loved her - until It was too late You can l help me but If you prmt my letter maybe a husband hke me may gellhe message before 11 s too late for him too ~ ONE Wl-10 KNOWS I IIY. ays SH id I was loo tired logo oul and e xcused myself by 11 .1k mg HI H fe el gu11ly I was Ihe breadwinner so what did SHE serv.: ACro~n' Dear Spectator Let s put 1t thiS way If lhe teacher was allowed lo keep Ius jOb the case IS ev1denlly closed If the mamage wasn l already m trouble a h1gh school g~rl couldn t have toppled 11 Moreover why blame the g1rl entirely when the man ~ an adult ~ may have be~n the seducer• 11 ISll t a beauty contest co"'mlltee s duly to uncover past scahdals' wh1ch would be diff1cult lo prove and could very well have goss1p as th.err base ~ H ~ 111 r lllt.'tJ l u II :Jh?.l vt r 1f shP ~Aasn 1 J.!U S.Sied up 1rl er ;.Ill ow- lhrec t l lrh•n dtnt le..nt hrr mud ltmt- ) And y,hy (hdnt I <orn I'll Ill( l1 huon til dmnt r 1 <tther hu t gi i(JC 1f 11 wa s len rmnul es 1 r Dear Helen Hecently mv husband a nd I sat t hrHu ~h a ptckmg uf a Cou nt\ l" a tr Queen We were surpnsed to see (j gtrlm the contest who whtle m htgh school m another counl y C'CJme belween a teadu:•r md hts wtfe breakmg up the rn arfta~e Needless to say the girl won Should tht> (omrntttee have accepted a contestant who had been mvolved m a sca n<h:~ l SPECI"ATOR 1 8 30 - Brody Bunch 6 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Paul D1xon 4 AMJ Phil Donahue 15 W1ld W1ld West 6 Bullwmkle 8 Movie Fall of the Roman Emptre Conclusion IS I hu"bWH} I \h k• By Helen Bottel 8 25- Jack Lalanne 13 Capt Kangaroo 10 "" Mr Rogers 33 t • DnesSh~ Ot ' '~'• ' 8 12 30 - Mtsslon lmposs.lble 6 Untouch ables 13 1 OO - Tomorrow3 4 Takeflveforltfe15 Don t forget the roof of your home Have a beautiful new EAST .10954 .1082 J96 ... 754 + soumm• • AK63 • AQ74 A2 ... A82 + THANKS Both vulnerable est To my many fnends who took time from the1r busy workday, those who were so thoughtful with gifts, flowers and phone calls, and the many beautiful cards, my heartfelt thanks. It has been my pleasure to serve th1s community for the past fifty years and trust your future will be as pleasant as fY'Y past North East = e !'J South 2NT 6 NT 'P")ass ss Pass Puss need~ th1~ Openmg lead - K+ acres~ ~ By Oswald & James Jacoby Jtm 11 the alle4 tor YOUR; COU? tN 0 Rl<. VAN PLJ YGR h1s park1nq lot ' ' t ER ACTUAL.!.. Y LORD DRAKE YU LE WE CAME TO F ND two hundred feet Let's wnte about ~'squeeze plays ' 1> Oswald 'They re like )Ieath and taxes We w1ll al ~ways have them ' ;; Jim IN BARllETT, OHIO (Inside), 20 m1les east of Athens, 20 m 1les west of ManeHa on Rt. 50 A A real mce group of furmture such as Pie safe, 2 dressers with carved pulls, round glass china cabinet. walnut high back bed and matchmg marble top dresser, oak stand, walnut spindle bed, writing desk and book case, walnut spool bed, 2 walnut tables, walnut card table, 2 chests of drawers, 2 kitchen safes, 5 pes n1ce wicker, 2 plano benches. cobblers bench, open cupboard, shaving m.rror, high chair, Atwater Kent radlu and speaker, phonograph and horn, 2 sets of 4 chairs, 1 set of 6 chairs, real nice Mahogany china cabinet, mahogany sideboard, settle, Murphy bed, caned rocker, single bed, picture frames. several rockers, jars, approx 300 nice Indian artifacts Including 2 banner stones, spear, bird stone. also knives, etc Prachcally all furniture Is refinished A real nice sale ' !farold Goddard, Inc. Harold Goddard, Auct: ' They are happy but :tend to make the squeezee \)nost unhap,ey ' , Oswald The s1mplest of WINKLE 'these plays 1s the two su1t squeeze agamst one oppo nent Some limes you have to r!tepare thiS sort of squeeze ~ WHAT 01'1 On other occas10ns 11 devel- eARTH WAS THAT? cfjies automatically 1f declarer JUSt runs off h1gh cards m ~e other suits • J1m "South takes a quiick"!~ leok at dummy and counts 12 tl!p tr1cks Four spades four hearts three diamonds and a c lub One opponent must JWve a diamond stopper smce SHIIS never break 3 1/2 • 3 1/2 )loth may hold club stoppers, but 1f the man who holds the lll,ng d~amonds happens to held all the high clubs he 1s pmg to be squeezed ' .,Oswald "The process IS a sllnple one South wms the cl\Jb lead and runs off the seades and hearts West must lll8ke three discards He also can only throw two clubs and """t unguard the d1amonds "I! the lead of the last major ~hmgs for the squeezer NORMA GOODWIN SMALL House and lot 011 Condor Street Phone 992 7126 103tfc ,.. In 11 30 - MIDDLEPORT ...1:. Make an offer House has had 2 apartments separate baths Maude 8 10 NFL Foolball 6 13 Mov1e Pepper 3 4 15 Garden Party 20 33 30- Rhoda 8 10 Caughlin The Act 20 33 00-Medlcal Center& 10 News20 TBA33 30 - Day at N ghl 33 ( 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janakl33 9 ntURSDAY, OCTOBER 10 AT 10 A.M. <:;: Rook1 es 6 13 9 00 - 0 DELL Alinement located behind Rutland Grade Schoof co mplete front end service brakes and tuneups wheels balanced electron cally Open 8 to 8 dl11ly Cl!ll! 142 3232 on Sunday for appt 7 16 If C BRADFORD Auctioneer Complete service Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 Racine Ohio Crltt Bradford Mountwood Park 8 00 - 949 2684, Racme, 0 If so, Call us Now for a Free Estimate To Te ll the Truth 13 Wash1ngton Slralghl Talk 20 AUCTION ___________ BEANS bring your own con tamer Pi ck your own Arnold Hupp Phone 247 2623 9 21 1tc Episode Action 33 Help Thy Neighbor 4 Poll ee Surgeon 6 " Helen .Help Us. • • Buck Owens I! That Good Ole Nashville Mus1c 3 Mumc1pal Court 6 RACINE PLUMBING AND HEATING Free Estlmatoa, Mlddloporf, q --------------- Amencan Hardware Construction & R•mudel See Us for your Plumbmg and Heat1ng Needs PH 992-7454 or 992-7129 FABRIC SALE over 2 000 yds 30 tfc of lSI Quality double kn ts on sale one week only Monday EXCAVATING dozer loader Oct 1 thru Sat Oct 12 and backhoe work septic NEW LISTING 2 bedroom Beautiful fall and w nter tanks Installed dump trucks prints and solids Pnces start ' home bath washer and dryer and lo boys for h ire will haul at Sl 49 yer yd Carolina hookups Electnc heat and f II d rt top soil limestone & Fabr cs Rt 7 one heM mtle garage close to town Only gravel Call Bob or Roger north of Chester Ohio Henry Jeffers day phone 992 7089 $7 500 DO and Mary Hunter owners night phone 992 3525 or 992 8 room Open 9a m to 1 p m Monday MIDDLEPORT 5232 thru Saturday home on good street with 3 2 11 tfc 10 6 6tc bedrooms 2 nice enclosed ~~-----------porches Full basement and 2 AUTOMOBILE Insurance been 7 8 CHAROLAI S bull 8 months garages Wont only $16 000 00 cancelled? Lost your Old S250 V H Well 992 5935 operators license Call 992 10 6 6tp WALL TO WALL CARPETING 7428 3 ntce bedrooms large 6 15 ttc foyer gas F A furnace storm CONCRETE' doors and windoWs Fenced CREMEANS Factory Closeouts delivered Monday through back yard for your pel Only Saturday and evenings $17 500 00 Phone 446 1142 97 ACRES - Of nice w1ld 6 13 tfc hunting area Walnut hickory See us for best pine and other variety Good LAST BID Home Improvement carpentry work root ng bollom land Free gas pr1ces pa1ntlng carpet installation NEW LISTING - 7 ocres of free estimates All work nice laying land and 5 room guaranteed Phone 742 5081 house bath gas furnace 9 22 tfc drilled well cellar and front MOORE'S by pass towards - -------- --- --- ------------FOR FREE estimates " house and garage on open hunttng land Minerals and Leadmg Creek waler tap BIKE SALE Route 7 Rutland Ph 992 5682 or 992 7121 All Mechamcal Work SEPTIC TANK S c l ea ned Modern Sanitation 992 39S4 or 992 7349 9 18 tfc TEAFORD 7 30 - ( ·~ \ lnslghl 3l Commerclo~l Reslderti•l 777 Pearl Slreel Middleport, Ohio Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 M1dd leport Ohto BOWERS REPAIR Phone Pets For Sale t;•i I 'Oa1er, Backhoe, Trucks L1meslone & Fill Dirt *"' m-..x......~"' ~ .. '®';.:~: 0$1 c Adler1an Counseltng T echmques 33 l 530 - NBCNews3 41 5 CBSNews8 10 Bewltched6 Gomer .~ Pyle 13 7 00- Truth or Cons 3 News 10 What s My Lme 8 Elec Co 20 Workshop 15 Bowling for Dollars 6 Cand1d Camers 13 COMPANY lO 1 12tc FOUR spoke type road wheels from 1973 Dodge Charger will f t any 4 2 bolt pattern S75 or best offer or trade for a cragar mags for a Chevy 10 6 Jtp guaranteed I ' KNAPP sho e s socks and Ja ckets 11 styles on sa l e Phone 992 5324 10 1 tfc for P&J Parts Heattng Coohng Refr1g Plumb1ng Electncal Appliance All work guaranteed Discount to Semor C1flzens 9'92 2550 GROCERY busmess for sa l e Buildmg for sale or lease Phone 773 5618 fr om 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appo nt men t 3 20 tfc F IREWO OD 741 4831 Serv1ce Water Electric, Gas Sewer L1nes Installed Work 843 2495 10 3 12tc. --------------- -------------Employment Wanted On Sale Now qualit y De voe Bnght Whtlc L11tcx Hou se Pamt 1n 2 gallon cans Only 49 per gallon Brand na m e Roof Patnt 10 pet olf wh11 e they last Tak e adv a ntage of th ese great buys wh1l e they are stilt '" sto ck PIG S for sa l e Phone 949 4490 9 27 12tc PAINT DAMAGE 197 4 ZIG ZAG SEW ING MA C HIN ES sill I n or g na l ca rtons No LO T for sa le or rent m attachments needed as our Pomeroy Phon e 992 2987 controls are built n Sews 10 4 6tc w th 1 or 2 needl es makes buttonhol es se w on buttons monograms and bhnd h em TWO BEDROOM mob !e home Call 742 5641 or 992 2709 shtch Full cas h pnce S38 50 10 6 6tc or budg et pla n ava lable Phone 992 7755 10 6 tfc TENOR sa xophone Buesc her E)(cellent condtflon 992 2082 10 6 3tp ! For Sale WALNUI stereora do com REDUCTION of grown AKC loy bmat on 7 8 trac k tape AM poodles S50 each pups S65 F M r adto 4 speake r sound S amese k ttens S15 Phone l system Balance $110 36 or '} 56 6247 easy terms Call 992 3965 10 I 26tc 10 6 tfc --------------- - - ---- ------- - ------------ ~-~~~~ SIEGLER fuel o I stove w t h outside tank for sate Phone 992 7067 10 6 4tp --------------- Regt st er For Pn1es 1 Shop for Ba rgamsl You re lnvttecl' ELE CTRIC ant q ue stove S75 Mrs Harry Garnes Sr 125 Kerr S t Pom eroy or call 992 7069 10 2 6tc --------------- ---------- ----- OCT 7 THRU OCT 19 SJEGLER Fue l 0 I stove for sale Ca ll 997 706 7 10 J 6t c KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS (The M nk 0 I Base Cosm e t cs l Phone BROWN S 991 5113 8 20 He GREAT P/\INT VJ\LU ES AT ALL WEATHER HARD · WARE ' M,m 1hl\ ()<I 7 1974 MONDAY OCT 7 1974 6 00- News 3 4 15 News 8 10 Sesame 51 20 ABC News 6 13 . BONANZA 196 1 FORO Falcon truck camper sleeps four real n ce new tires battery w II ta ke car as part pay ment See any t me Red Keeton upper M n er sv ille Ol'lto 10 6 6tp ------------ --- Yard Sales FALL BARGAIN u Television Log Business Services . Sorttethlng For Everyone• For Sale 2 Door dtange fint sh blk v1 nyl mter or bucket seats than 5 000 m les & 3 mo o ld Rad10 deluxe bumpers Columbus Ob o unt I 10 00 AM East e rn Oayt ght Sav ng 7 - The Dally Senlln~l 1\llddleporl Pome1 m ' .. SYit 11.1 'JJ~ .&au Rvn/ ~""=' ILL I IMCCI'v\1~ Rt~f OJER ~--.- I /lfET Hl"ib ~.IUD 111(;; ~~ ~UMSGR <;oRR'{ I \\l!fHA~~~ ~FOR 'iJ(JI card ' .:NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN 1 • 'zae; 1:1 •!Yr"£4 o • b1ddmg h,s been :;n.e ~ell North • 1+ Eu1 Pass South 14 1 NT Pass ? : vou South hold (AK843 •A2 +Q4+KQ8 !!ass uowhat do you do now? : A-Bid three elubs. There 'light be o dub olam • ELVINEVS HOLLERIN FER 'IE AT TH' GOSSIP FENCE, MAW AN THEN SAlRV SAYS :roME SHE SAVS J•• TOI.'AY'S QU ESTI0{\1 : your partner contmues ti\thret r:.trump What do you do .now? ' Answer Tomorrow ' ' I ' \ J:'M :>f "THIS ~f-1' I OOI-l1T ti::Gr ()0(;5 ~GCA~:6 �• • ·-- b ~ "''hrDm l\ Sen tme l Middleport P u llll(U' ( ' Mond.n Ott 7 1974 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Auto Sales NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ST AT E OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY TRANSPORTATION Columbus Oh10 September 20 1974 Contract Sales L egal Copy No 74 688 UNIT PR ICE CONTRACT I ISS UE NO 1) RS1623{1) Seal ed proposa Will b e rec e ved at the off tee of th e Otr ec tor of the Oh o D epa r t ment of Transportal on T me Tuesday Octob er cre t e S2895 1973 CHEVROLET IMPALA 22 "- S $389S Sport Sedan med green tm sh w th green v nyl top grn doth tnm 10 000 miles & spotless clean never titled tmt g lass,. atr con d1f1oned body mldgs Comfortllt sleenng wheel wh covers r e a r sk rts E c lock AM radio & tape deluxe bumpers & guards 350 V 8 eng power steering & brakes Turbo Hydramaflc Me gs County Oh• o on Cou 1ty Road N o 75 n Sa l sbury Town sh p an d the V l l ag e of Pomeroy by grad n g d ra nmg and pav n g w•th aspha lt Pom9roy Motor Co. 1974 OPEL MANTA 1974 for mprovements n cDh on a b tum•fiou s aggregate ba se and by con 1972 VEGA GT $2Qf5 s t r uc t ng MEG County Ro ad 75 Hatchback low m 1leage by 1 owner new w w tires fran ., Br dgt' con s st ng of a con ferred from new car 4 speed t ra ns rad1o green flmsh t nuo us concrete slab on cap b lack vmy l Inter or deluxe trtm ped p le substruc ture (spans 26 feet 32 5 feet 26 f eet roadway 32 f eet between guar d ra I, over East Bran c h o f Thomas Fork Pa11ement Wtd t h - 20 t eet OPEN EVES 8 00 PM Pro1ect L e ngth - 2793 79 t eet POMEROY, OHIO or 0 529 mile Work Length - 2925 00 f ee t or 0553mle 1972 PONTIAC Catalina The O h o D e partment of NO T I CE OF Brougham black w th wh t e Transportatton hereby nof tft es APPOINTMENT ntenor p s p b a r con all b td d ers tha t t w II af Case No 21 2916 d ton ng Am 8 track stereo f rm a tP..-e l v nsure th at n any E st at e o f E LEONA KING bu Jt n 19 000 m les Phone ... contract entered nto pu rsuant DC"ceased 247 2063 to th s advert iSeme nt m nonty N ot c e 1S h er eby g ven ! hat 10 6 3tc busmess ent erpr se s w 1l l b e Ear K n g of Rut land Oh o has a ff orded ful l opportun ty t o bee n d ul y appo nt[d EMec ut or 19 71 FORDTormo low m11eage subm t b d s n r esponse to t hts of th e E s tate of E L eon a K n g 4 dr sedan V 8 Auto trans n v t at on and w I I no t be d ece ased la te of Me gs Cou nt y m ss on $ 1 750 Phone 843 dlscr m nated aga nst on th e Oh o 2137 ground s of race co lor or Cred 110rs ar e requ red to f le 10 6 6tp natur al ortgm m cons derat on the r c ia m s w fh sa d f due ary for an awa rd w t htn four months Mm mum wage rates for D a ed th s 19t h day of Sep 1973 FORO Ranger XL T t ruck th s pro1ect have been !e m ber 1974 p s 302 eng ne automat c predeterm ned as requ tred by ra Is rear st dmg wmdow Mannmg D Webster law and are set forth n th e b d 13 000 m l es Phon e 247 2063 proposal Judge 10 2 6tc ihe date se t for com plell on Cour t o f Common Pleas of th s work sha ll be set forth m ProbateD v•s on 1974 GMC 1 ton p u 7 000 t he b dd ng proposa l Sep t 23 30 Oct 7 3t c m les automat c p s 350 cu Eac h b dd er shall be requ,r ed n V8 Phone 985 3926 t o file wtth h s btd a cert fed 10 1 6t p check or cash er s check f or an amount eq ual to ftv e per cent of In 1963 Bobby Baker re- 197t 4 DR automat1c Dodge hts b1d but n no event more Coronel good gas m l eage signed as Senate Democratic th an t ffy thou sa n d dollars or a Phone 992 577 1 bond for ten pe r cent ol h1 s b1d secretary after bemg charged 10 1 6tc payable to the D rector B dd er s must app l y on th e m a $300 000 c1vli sUit w1th p roper for ms tor qua l f cat on usmg h1s mfluence for personal 1968 CHEVE LLE 55 396 bronze at least ten days pr or to t he w th black v nyl top rad io d a t e se t for open mg b ds n monetary gams heate r p s p b good c on accordance w th Cha pter 5525 d ton Ph on e 949 2461 Ohio Rev i se d Code 10 o4 3tc Plan s and spec 1f cat 1ons ar e on file tn the Department o f 1969 vAN 8 c ylmder Phone 772 Tran sporta l on and the off ce of 5651 the D stnct Deputy 0 rector SOLID 8 16 ttc The D rector rese rv es the VINYL SIDING r ght to re,ect any and all b ds 1969 CHEVY Townsm an sta t on J PHI LLIP R I CHL EV Produced fr om a spec1al wagon Sl 195 good co nd ton Phon e 992 7620 DIRECTOR v nyt com pound made by B (9) 30 ( 10 ) 7 2t c 5 14 tfc F Goodr ch and Monsllnto 5 t m es thtcker th an metal s td ng Wtll n ot dent chtp cra c k peel rot rust or NOTICE OF ELECTION cha lk ON TAX LEVY IN 3 AND 4 ROOM furn shed and EXCESS OF THE TEN unfurntshed apartments FREE HOME ESTIMATES MILL LIMITATION Phone 992 5434 NOTI CE 1S hereby g1ven that 412ttc SUPERIOR m pursuance of a Resolutton of VINYL PRODUCTS the Board of Tru st ees of the PRIVATE meehng room for Townsh p of Ches t er Ohto any organ i zat on phone 992 Call Collect 1 592 5S44 passed on th e Jis t day of 3975 Athens Ohto Aug ust 1974 t here w ll be 3 11 tfc su bm 1ted to a vote of !he peopl e of sa1d Townsh p at a Gener a l TWO 4 room and bath apts m ELECTION t o be hel d n the PIANO tun ng Lane D an e ls M iddleport For information Town ship of Ches t er Metgs call 992 -2550 or 742 6551 '192 2082 D scoun l l o pen County Oh o a! !he regular s oners 7 J ttc plac es of vot ng there n on 10612tp Tue sda y the 5th day of CO UNTRY Mobile Home Park November 1974 !he qu est on of R t 33 ten m lies north of lev y ng n excess of t he t en m II AAA ED U CATIO N c la sses w II Pomeroy Large lots wrrh begm Wednesday Oct 9 For lim tat on for Jhe benet t of concrete pet los sldewafks nformat on ca ll Ben S!awter Chester T owns h p for the runners and off street at 992 5628 purpo se o f prov dmg and parking Also spaces for 1 o 6 3tc m ll nta nmg f re apparatus small tra ilers Phone 992 7479 appliances bu1ld ngs or s tes 7 21 tfc therefor or so ur ces of water NO HUN TING or tr espass ng on su ppl y and mater a!s there for my farm W thout per m1sS1on NICE J room apt and bath or the es tabl shmen t and the remamder of year • 1974 all e le c tric In Pomeroy m am ten anc e of li n es of f r e and \ year 1975 Offenders Tabletop range wall oven a! arm te legr aph or the oaym ent sub 1ect to arrest S1gned n cest apt around Phone ol p e rmanent part t me Ja n ealle Joh nson Gall ipo l s 446 1699 or vo lu nteer ftremen or ftre 10 2 7tp even ngs 446 9539 f ght ng compa m es to operate 8 23 tfc th e same Thursday and Said tax betng a renewal of AUC TI ON sa turd ay n g ht 7 p m at FURNISHED apartment an exlstmg tllx of 2 m II to ru n N')ason A uct on Horlon Sf In adults only in Middleport for five yel!lrs at a rate not M'ason w va Con s gnments Phone 992 3874 e)l;ceed ng 2 m tl for eac h one w ekom e Phone ( 304) 773 do l lar of valuat on wh ch 5 12 ttc 5471 amounts to Five Cents for each 10 3 tfc one hundr ed dollar s of TRAILER Browns Trailer valuat on for Ftve years Park Phone 992 3324 The Poll s for sa d Elect on REVIVAL meetmg start ng 9 26 tfc wil l be open at 6 30 o cloc k A M Oct 16th et Morglln Center and reman open unt1 l 6 30 Wes leyan Churc h MUSIC b'i" o cloc k P M Eastern Standard B 1sse1 1 Brother s Lo c al 1970VALIANT65x12 3bedroom T me of sa d day fully carpeted LP gas heat preacher will be speak ng Phone 992 7751 By order of t h e Board of pas tor we comes ever yone Elect ons of Me gs County 10 7 5t p 8 25 ttc Oh o SLEEPING room for rent Edw n S Coza rt Phone 992 n.u Cha rma n 10 6 Jtc: RUMMAGE Sale n the Fry Dorothy M John ston Bu ldtng start ng Monday NICE 2 bedroom home with 0 rector Oct 7 th rough 121h bath on Lincoln Helgl'lts Dated October 4 1974 Pomeroy Buement gas 10 6 3tc furnace hardwood floors (10) 1 14 21 28 4tc aluminum s ding and storm doors and windows Easily heated Call 992 3054 NOTICE OF ELECTION BEAUTICIAN wanted ca ll 992 10 6 •tc ON TAX LEVY IN 3557 EXCESS OF THE TEN 10 4 61C 2 BEDROOM mobile home near MILL LIMITATION Pomeroy Phone 992 5623 NOTICE s hereby g ven t hat after 4 p m 1n pursuance of a Resolult on ot 10 3 4tc the Board of Trustees o f th e Township of Orange Oh o HOUSE n country s de Chester passed on the 1st day of J uly twp area by Eas ter n 1.974 there w II be subm tt ed to teachers Phone 985 42 17 a vote of the p eop le o f sa d 1973 65)(12 CONCORD mobile 10 4 3tp Township at ll General home 2 bedrooms carpeted ELECTION to be held n th e wlll sell w tn or w thout tot Townshtp of Orange Oh o at Cal! 99 2 7759 or 992 3272 the regular places of vollng pr ce d to sell therein on Tu esday th e 5th d ay 10 2 6tp of November 1974 the quest on WE A~ t:. peking up a ptano 10 your area and would llke of levying in excess of th e ten SPECIAL $6 695 A new 65X12 some r espon s ble party lo millllmttatton for the benef I ot Gettysburg by Castle 3 take over p ayments Call Orange Town shtp for the bedroom front kitchen total Crf!d t Manager (614) 772 purpose of Prov1d ng a nd electric this unit IJ set up and 5669 or wr.te 260 east Main manta n ng ftre apparatU s ready to move into It ts not a Street Ch ill icothe Ohio 45601 appl ances b u l d1ng s or stte s che.!py tt Is a top quality 4 7 ttc ther efo r or so ur ces of water mobile home and priced far supply and m at er a!s therefor below Similar models Home or th e es tabl sh m ent and ,..A~H pad for all makes and Is located in the country maint enan ce of ~i n es of f1re models of mobile homes mobile home park at Derwin alarm telegraph or th e payment Phone area code 614 423 9531 Ohio Meigs Local School ot perman e nt p a r t tim e 4 13 tfc D strict You will en1oy liv no volunte er f remen or f r e in this rural setting Wtlh all f ght ng com pan es to operate OLD FURNITURE oak tables cily conveniences Call 992 the same c ocks ce boxes brass beds 7034 for further Information Said tax be ng a ren ew al of a d1Shes "' desks or complete 10 2 5tc ta x of 1J2 mill and an ncrease of hou se holds Wrtte M D 1;, m i ll to'-f;onstltute a tax of 1 Miller Rt 4 Pomeroy Ohio 1972 WINCHESTER Mobile m !II to run for f ve years at a ca ll 992 7760 home 60xl2 2 bedrooms 1'12 rate n"Ot exceedmg I 0 m !U for s 13 tfc baths central air furnace and each on e" dollar of vatuatton carpeted Phone 992 5254 or Which amounts to Ten Cent s for CASH$$$ FOR JUNK CARS( 304) 882 2277 each one hundred dol l ars of Comp F rye sTruck and Auto 9 29 ttc valuation for Five years Parts Rutland Oh o 24 The Polls for satd Election HOUR WREC KE R SE R wIt be open at 6 30o clock AM VICE Phone 742 6094 2 BEDROOM mobile home In ilnd reman open unt1l 6 30 town $4 500 Call 992 3975 or 9 110 26tc o cloc-k P M Eastern Standard 992 2571 Tim e of said day 9 13 tfc com plt!te and By order of t he Board of JU NK autos del tvered to our yard We p ick 1968 MOBILE HOME E lec tions of Me gs County 12>C52 up auto bo"d es and buy all Ohio two bedroom S2 500 ~ Phone ktn d s of scrap metals and 742 4725 r on Rtder S Sa lvage St Rt Edw n S Cozart 10 3 4tp 124 R t 4 Pomeroy Oh10 Cha rm an ' C a II 992 5468 9 6 26tp Dorothy M Joh nston , D rector Oa t ed Octo b er 4 1974 'W C NEED '20:1 tons of sheet WILL tr m or cut trees and ' cast new or ol d alummum shn,lbbery Also clea-n out {10 } 7 14 21 28 o41C Kee p cans se p a rate The basements attics etc Phone Rosenberg Co Athens Oh io 949 3221 or 742 44o41 a 15 tfc ....,. 9 6 26tc POMEROY MOtoR CO. ~~~~~~ Notice • For Rent ------------- - ------------- Help Wanted Wanted To Kent COMPLETE set of bunk beds 1 ke new Phone 985 3968 10 1 6tp KELVINATOR el~ c tn c stove perfec t condttt on Phone 992 3105 or contacl Kenne th Wtlt at Weichtown Hill Mmers v li e 9 16 12tc 19 73 YAMAHA 500 MX motorcy c le lik e new Phone 985 393 8 10 6 61p • com WALNUT stereo ra d o b nat on 8 tra ck t ape am fm rad o 4 speaker sound syste m Balance $ 11 0 36 or easy terms Ca ll 992 3965 10 6 ttc - ------------- -- ---- -------- Mobile Homes for Sale Wanted To Buy --- ----------- ----------------------------- POMEROY LANDMARK Jack W Cars ey Mgr Phone 99'2' 2181 PO TA TOE S Phone those born on this date are the s1gn of Libra poet James Wh1t R1ley was born Oct 7 I -NO--------1 copper 45c ~ ---- radtators '25c brass 25c batter es S1 30 G nseng S60 yellow root $4 top s $1 50 May Apple 70c M A HJ II Reeds v li e Oh o Phone 378 6249 10 4 tfc ________ ____ _ DAY NURSERY 8 to 6 any 8 ge child reasonabl e rates re !! abfe people witt) medtcal Ir a n ng Phone 992 7608 before 5 p m phone 742 4902 after 5 p m 10 3 12tc I '6 A.LL WEATHER HARDWARE 337 Nor th Second Ave M1ddteport Oh1o PH IL CO portable TV black and wh te Phone 992 5771 10 1 61c sale 215 N Second St For Rent or Sale Real Estate For Sale VACUUM cleaners new 197-t model complete With a l l c lean ng t ool s Sm all pant HOU SE for sale 7 rooms and bath Lo t of r emode ling cl ose damage tn shtpping Wtll tak e to e lemen tar y sc hoo l and S27 cash or budget plan hosp tal on Wr ght St Mak e ava lable Phone 992 7755 an o ffer Phone 992 3478 10 6 tfc 10 1 6tc SING ER automat c Ztg Zag sew ng mach nes n se w ng ta ble Makes buttonholes sews on buttons bhnd hem s etc Top notch condlt1on Pay SSl or terms ava 1lable Phon e 992 7755 10 6 tf c m Syracuse Otuo new 3 bedroom home under con ONE four year old small structton No down payment bu cksk m nd1ng mare ( and low monthly payment For colt Also broke to work those who quahfy call saddle and bridle Also Homel te r dtng mow e r 992 3454 Weekdays Phone 985 4140 446 9568 Weekends 10 6 SI C RUSTIC HILLS LEE CONSTRUCTION LOTS for sale'"tralt~ r or hou se A ll ufl llt es Phon e 74? 11t.H Rutland OhiO Pr ce S2 500 7 16 tfc ------ -----~- 992 3509 ROGER HYSEll'S GARAGE All Small Appliances On State Rt 124 1!2 m1 from Lawn Mowers ' f'·• r, ,,1, .•.. . I" . Next to Highway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 OpenMon Sat BA.M. 6 PM II> I " • "''' CH111 ·'·',, ,, ntE DEPENIMBI E OONTRACTING 00. Does your home requ1re any of these serv1ces? l11terlor, Exterior Decorating and Remodeling ALL..WEATHER VINYL SIDING GENERAL c o ntra c tor for all k nds of work by hour or contra ct Call Eber P1 ckens 992 7181 anyt me 10 4 6tc ---- ---- ----- PlANO t unmg and re pa i r Phone Cha rl es Scott 992 37 18 9 17 32tp ------------- SE PTIC TANKS c leaned reasonable rates Ph 446 4782 GalltpO'IS John Russell owner and operator 5 12 tfc SE PTIC TANKS AROBtC SE WAGE SYST EMS C LEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 10 4 lf c DOZER o r backhoe work Phone .t46 3981 or 446 3459 9 8 tfc --- -------- . . --- EXCELSIOR Sa lt Works E Mam St Pomeroy All ktnds of salt water pe llets water nuggets block salt and own Oh10 River Salt Phon e 992 3891 6 5 tfc READY MIX ' NEW LISTING - 49 acres old CONCRETE delivere d right to pro1ect Fast and easy est mates Phone 992 Goeg lein Ready M lx M•ddleport Ohio 6 your Free 3284 Co ---------------J-- --------------- ) 124 ~ Ma1n, Pomeroy porch Only $10 000 00 BEFORE YOU BUY Y ER HOUSE, SEE DE -- ------------Real Estate For Sale APPLES Fitzpatrick Orchard State Route 689 Phone Wilkesville 669 37 8S _,_ 9 25 26tc __ ---.------------ A FEW new band Instruments <;ontact Renee Stone 992 7567 9 4 tfc BUILDING lot 80ft frontage X 165ft The second lot on left on Riverview Drive Lincoln Hilt Pomeroy Oh!o If In teres ted call 992 3230 after 5 Pm Warehouse Closeout! COOPER MUD& SNOW TIRES As much as 20 Pet oH present pr1ce Good supply of 15" VW hres and tires for older cars MOORE'S 124 W Mam Pomeroy S.K EXCAVAnNG SEWING MACHINES Repair service ail makes 992 2284 The Fabr1c Shop Pomeroy Author1zed Singer Sa-les end Serv ce We sharpen SciSSors 3 29 tfc DOZER work land clearing by the acre hourly or contract farm ponds roads etc Larg e dozer and operator wrth over 20 yea r s expenence Pullins Excavat1ng Pomeroy Oh io Phone 9'12 2478 12 19 tfc Gunsmoke 8 10 Born Free 3 4 15 flatlon Money Merry Go Round 20 22 s 1 ttc on aluminum replacement windows siding storm doors and windows Railing Phone Charles Lisle Syracuse Ohio Carl Jacob Sales Representative V V Johnson and Son In ~ A 30 ttc 10 6 tfc - ------------- MIDDLEPORT - Large price reduction on this Business room with lovely apartment over 3 B R 11!2 baths dining nice kitchen H W floors with carpeting central hoi water heot call CLINE'S CONSTRUCTION New homes for sale Route 143 11!2 Acre Lots 3 bedroom, 1112 bath. ava1lable m 3 weeks CALL 742-6261 HANNAt-4 s husband Hector hates hard work so he cleans the rugs Wtlh Blue Lustre Rent electr ic shampooer Sl WILL TRADE - FINANCING Baker Furn ture Compr.ly ARRANGED WI~H 10 4 Jtc MINIMUM DOWN Will co n s td e r t rade for older OAK office desk 32 x 43 home trailer or !And on this Norge 8 cu b ft refriS~ new 3 bedroom 2 bath home med cl ne cabinet with lights w th 2 ca r garage • large lavatory maple vanity with fam ly room a ir cond it oning bench chrome knobs and Mov e m lmmedtately Call h1nges tor cabinets Phone now 992 5976 985 3805 9 24 tfc 10 4 Jtc NO MONEY DOWN Mon t hly PI CK ING up plano in your areapayments accor~lng to 1n too)c.lng for respon si ble party come New 3 bedroom home to take over payments Call w th walt to wall car peting on c ollec t 712 5669 or ijVrtte 1 acce landscaped lots .Cllll Cred1t Manager 260 E Ma n today for more nfor-mahon Chllltcothe Ohio 45601 St 992 5976 10 4 6tc 9 24 tic • ----------- --- ' for price 10 10 11 trailer hqokup (rented) oil of 2 lois & a part of 4 lots garage with workshop room for POMEROY- Mulbarry Hts Lovely home 3 B 'R bath nice kitchen H W floors some carpeting recreation room full basement central heat and air cond LANGSVILLE - On good fishing creek Abouf 10 acres on good blacktop rood Some fences $5 ~ Buy Today for Tomorrow's Happii'IIIJS 992 2259 9r 992 2568 BUSINESS ,building 50•60 cem,en't dri ve Rt 124 near Rutland Phone 742 5052 11 21 tfc -- ---------1 Salt and Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Movie Woman Hunter Movte Wtves and Lovers 10 Janakt 33 12 00 - REDECORATING? News 6 13 1 30- News 13 200-News4 ,ool onstalled by All We,ather Roofing Co CABLE CHANNEL FIVE 5 p m - High School Football 1!1\elgs vs GAHS and PPHS vs All that 1s needed for a free TUESDAY OCTOBER 8 1974 esflmate IS a Please Phone phone George Washington call 6 00 - Sunrise Seminar 4 Summer Semester 10 6 25 •- Farm Report 13 6 30 - Btble Answers 8 News 6 F lve Mmutes to Live By .4 All·WEAlHER Rev Cleophus Robinson 13 Concerns and Comments 10 6 35 - Columbus Today 4 6 45 - Morning Report 3 Farmtlme 10 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 Osmonds 6 Farmers Daughter 13 337 N. 2, Middleport ·. 992-2550 7 30- New Zoo Revue6 H R Pufnstuf 13 Capt Kangaroo 8 New Zoo Revue 13 8 00 - Jeffs Collie 6 Popeye 10 Known & Reliable Service Sesame Sf 33 13 9 30 - No!ForWomenOnlyJ HazelS TallletaleslO 10 00 - Company 6 Jokers Wild 8 10 Name That Tune 3 15 10 30- Wmn1ng Streak 3 15 Gambit 8 10 Ph1l Donahue 4 ll 00- Password 13 Now You See It 8 10 H1gh Rollers 3 15 510 000 Pyramid 6 11 30- Brady Bunch 13 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Love Of • Life 8 10 Lucy Show 6 tl 55- CBS News& Dan Imel s World 10 ~~ 00 - Password 6 News 8 10 13 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4 Jackpot! 3 15 12 30 - Afternoon with OJ 13 Celebrity Sweepstakes 3 15 Electric Co 33 Split Second 6 Search For Tomorrow 8 10 12 55- News 3 lS 1 00 - News 3 All My Children 6 13 Not For Women Only 15 Phil Donahue 8 Young and Restless 10 -! 25- Chuck White Reports 10 1 30- Jeopardy 3 4 15 Lets Make A Deal6 13 As The World I Emergency Phone 9923995 or 992 7582 Tur-ns 8 10 2 00 - Days Of Our Lives 3 4 15 Guiding Light 8 10 ~ Newlywed Game 6 13 •'2 30 - GirllnMyllfe6 13 EdgeofNightB 10 DoctorsJ 4 15 ~~ 00 - General Hospital 6 13 Price Is Right 8 10 Another World 3 4 15 3 30- One Life to Live 13 How To Survtve A Marrtage 3 .4 15 K&H ROOFING Lassie- 6 ur roof leaking?" our prices to any o~~~~·~sio~~e roof 1 give you a p for less 4 00- Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame Sf 33 Tattletales Gtlligan s Island 6 S10 000 Pyramid 13 Bonanza 4 Movie 8 1 4 Samuel Keen Charley s Aunt 10 30 - Bonanza 15 Mod Squad 6 Gilligan s Island 13 Bew1t ched 3 Lucy Show I! 5 00 - Mr Rogers 20 33 Merv Griffin 4 FBI 3 Andy Gnfflth 8 Ironside 13 1 5 30- Elec Co 33 Hodgepodge Lodge 10 News 6 Tra1ls West 15 ~ 00 - Sesame St 20 News 3 4 Lilias Yoga & You 33 News 8 1 " 10 15 ABC News 6 13 1 6 30- News 8 10 NBC News 3 4 15 French Chef 33 Bew1t ched 6 Gomer Pvle 13 I : WIN AT BRIDGE • ' COUNTRY Squeezee taxed for discards NORTH • QJ7 'KJ5 KQ54 ... 1063 STEREO 92.1 WMPO-FM ~J hu~ SAGITTARIUS (Nov 19) Teamwork IS not your long SUit no w yetti iS essential you do all yo u can l o be sure har mony s rna nlatned nan mpor tant relat onsh1p AQUARIUS IJan GEMINI (May 21 June 201 hard rfow where work s con c erned yo u 1 ge l fat gued eas ly and c ui down on your tJft c ency PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) CANCER (June 21 July 22) Don 1 r sk any th ng at lh s t me on Sl!uat ons thai are vague or on y part a l y v1s b e Gel a cry s tal c lear p 1c ture belore mov ng The r e wont b e ha rmon y a~ound home 1oday 11 you se t the tone w th a cranky d spas I on 0 1hers w II respond 1n a like manner ACROSS 1 Word m an ad 5 It s often lost 11 Wmglike 12 Unw11lmg 13 Streak or nbbon 14 Jewelers we1ghts 15 Sh1p s record 16 Clothmg fash1on 17 Sweet hear t or S1gma18 Old verbal endmg 19 Wooden core 20 Husmg of old radiO 21 Hebrides ISland 23 Solemn LEO (July 23 Aug 22) An ceremony 24 RISible 26 Spiked the punch 27 Angel ( Fr ) 28 T1betan holy man 29 I 1n Berlin 30 Perch 31 Golfer Trevmo 34 Thmnes or Acuff 35 Pagoda VIRGO (Aug 2~ LIBRA tSept Sept 22) Oct 8 1974 23 Oct Th1s yea you w 11 undertake a very amb llous lHOJect that w 11 requ re the beslthat s n you Ia succeed Your Qoal can be at l atned I vou re oars stent 23) Jltt11~!1rn® IJI4l4c4omf'cri-..J ,_. l n ~1 ramhle lhP!'ie four Jumbles. onto leltl'r In t-ach square to form four ordtnary l\Ord!l ,.... YIX1:'l I r IJ r a 30 - Movie Where Have All the People Gone' 3 .4 15 Movie Hit Lady 13 Movie Revenge 6 Evemng At Symphony 33 MASH B 10 00 - Hawaii 5 0 8 10 I cJ rn 0 Now arran1e the carded letters to form the surprise answer as su&:a:ested by the abo\le cartoon EO 10 00 - Pollee Story 3 4 15 Marcus Welby 6 13 Barnaby Jones 8 10 News 20 Mountain Scene 33 10 30- Your Future Is Now20 0~~~ ..Nig~t 3~ ~ ol r I "IJ 1111 M ,. HUMID COACH DULCET BOYISH "" ~""" Contarltn ordf!r to gel o loon - '• TOUCH • • KVASH E S 0. F "( I I J ( X 1 I ]" FOMOB IOKIZ O - XTBN (An1we r. tomorro" Woman 20 33 AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW CRYPTOQUOTES IEJ.EVANJ I I "".=a":" l 6+-+-+-f--+- One letter aamply stands for ariother In llus sample A i1 used for th e three L s X for the two 0:; et c Single letters apostrophes the length and formati on of the words are all hants Each day the code letters are different $A ILOll: CAN FII\ID W-"TEI<:: AND WINE Name That Pn ce Is ton c1ty 6 Dodge 7Sea(Fr) 8 Prankster s forte ( 2 wds) 9 Lover of beauty Ia 00 - WhatsMyllneB Elec Co 20 TruthorConseq 3 Paul RlghllO To Telllhe Truth 13 Marco SporlllteJJ 8 00 - Man Builds Man Deslroys 33 Happy Days 6 13 Good Times 8 10 Adam 12 3 4 IS Present 5 Was hmg '!_esterday's Answer 10 Dwelled 28 German 16 - are art songs called 30 Stone 22 Without pilla r others 32 Beaver s 23 Battenng descriptive machme 33 Was h 24 Most away eqUitable 38 Nest 25 Expose 39 Egypt1an 26 Most solar recent de1ty DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It Y, HBR'B A "THIR"STY Tune 13 TBA 15 Electnc Company 20 Art ol Football33 7 30- RFD 20 Hollywood Squares 3 Hollywood Squares 4 40 QUite old 41 - out (barely ma naged I 42 Merchant 4S Bare DOWN I CosUy fur 2 Apportion 3 Wolf like mammal (2 wds J 4 Cockney s ornament 36 Sudden jOlt 37 Balanced 39 Lunch room order (2wds) [llY/o'IA± Dear Helen Recently my marriage of 12 years came to an end The 9 30 - by THOMAS JOSEPH argumen1at ve acqua ntance s ap t to get n the las t words I the two ot you get mvolved m a verbal encounter now You re on ' t1111er 11'1 n 1ce the next few days tn .any St1uallon where fnends and someth ng o t rna lena! value o r money s concerned +++ Wild W1ld World of An1mals 6 S25 000 Pyramid I! 20 Feb 19) If you press yoursel f too Today and tomorro w manage your ma tena ! atfa rs w1lh the fla m e prudence a ba k e r would Don I spend what you don I have I beheve 11 was Ronald PERSONAL TO FURIOUS Reagan who sa1d Forg1ve your enem1es, nothing makes them madder'" - H News 10 23 ~J.'6td' CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan TAURUS (April 20 May 20j ++-+ Bowling for Dollars 6 ~c Dec 2 1) The ne ;~, t few days be c arelul you re not drawn nto a s luat on w1lh some fnends tha could obhgate you n some un des rable manner Over fhe next few days you w I I nd yourself n a POSI1 on where o the rs w II dump eKtra work on you They should be d()lng It themselves Dear H N Whatever you (almost) d1d lo whom , 1! worked- for you So yes, you did nght But watch tha l temper 1 ~ H Nuchlms 33 <tnd tell her ttr w mtc Your p esenl p lans w II no 1 work as we 1 lor you as they shou ld r they are over oaded w II emol 1ona l c on ten 1 Be OQ ICal Ob jeC ti Ve You re !1kely to be l ac ed w lh a numb er of small domes! c c r ses Take lh ngs n slnde so you can manage them co olly and competently Dear Helen I found something m my husband s coa t pockel tha t a marned man shouldn t be carrymg a round w1th hun I He s been out late a few times lately so I had reason lo suspect In a fury I sprmk1ed cayenne pepper m lhe box and shook 1t around real good However I got contrite called Tom al work and told him what I d done He burst out laughmg and S8ld 1! was a good thmg because he'd bought the box for a friend who was gomg on a conventiOn and was about to gtve 1l to hun I'll never know the real truth but my husband now comes home promptly every rught and IS very loVIng D1d I do nghl • HAPPY NOW 7 HK TBO RK EBKFA ZKKNDFA HETDF Yeoterday'a Cryptoquoce 11' I HAD NO SENSE OF HUMOR, I WOULD LONG AGO HAVE COMMITI"EO SUICIDEGANDHI ~ DICK TRAL) WEST + M1dd~eporf Pomeroy hm For Tuesday Oct 8 1974 + .82 .963 10873 ... KQJ9 \\Ork lo glvt ( ARIES (March 21 Aprol 19) Dear T Machismo IS chansma With harr on the chest swashbuckling manlinessQiusaoortaiA'bdldcharm Okay• ~ H 9 l SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 22) +++ 1 ' '' ur rH'd II 0111 Don 1expec l goa ls you wanl to ach eve l o be real zed grat s The y wont b e - you II have to reall y pul ou 1 n order Ia g et Dear Helen You used the word mach1smo recently I ve seen 11 and macho used a lot but they re not m my d•cllonary Whal do they m ean? - T G T ~~ Y..nultl sttiJ he v..1th me 1f I ml HoY.. JJJU< h Inne woulo \-\Tft ~ r can ' remember when we JUSt talked together over a f.dinn<!r m town .,"' ~ never told her Thanks you 'for the beautiful c hildren, 1 the way she car ed f or us for her love and patience Come to think uf tl I never even told her I loved her - until It was too late You can l help me but If you prmt my letter maybe a husband hke me may gellhe message before 11 s too late for him too ~ ONE Wl-10 KNOWS I IIY. ays SH id I was loo tired logo oul and e xcused myself by 11 .1k mg HI H fe el gu11ly I was Ihe breadwinner so what did SHE serv.: ACro~n' Dear Spectator Let s put 1t thiS way If lhe teacher was allowed lo keep Ius jOb the case IS ev1denlly closed If the mamage wasn l already m trouble a h1gh school g~rl couldn t have toppled 11 Moreover why blame the g1rl entirely when the man ~ an adult ~ may have be~n the seducer• 11 ISll t a beauty contest co"'mlltee s duly to uncover past scahdals' wh1ch would be diff1cult lo prove and could very well have goss1p as th.err base ~ H ~ 111 r lllt.'tJ l u II :Jh?.l vt r 1f shP ~Aasn 1 J.!U S.Sied up 1rl er ;.Ill ow- lhrec t l lrh•n dtnt le..nt hrr mud ltmt- ) And y,hy (hdnt I <orn I'll Ill( l1 huon til dmnt r 1 <tther hu t gi i(JC 1f 11 wa s len rmnul es 1 r Dear Helen Hecently mv husband a nd I sat t hrHu ~h a ptckmg uf a Cou nt\ l" a tr Queen We were surpnsed to see (j gtrlm the contest who whtle m htgh school m another counl y C'CJme belween a teadu:•r md hts wtfe breakmg up the rn arfta~e Needless to say the girl won Should tht> (omrntttee have accepted a contestant who had been mvolved m a sca n<h:~ l SPECI"ATOR 1 8 30 - Brody Bunch 6 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Paul D1xon 4 AMJ Phil Donahue 15 W1ld W1ld West 6 Bullwmkle 8 Movie Fall of the Roman Emptre Conclusion IS I hu"bWH} I \h k• By Helen Bottel 8 25- Jack Lalanne 13 Capt Kangaroo 10 "" Mr Rogers 33 t • DnesSh~ Ot ' '~'• ' 8 12 30 - Mtsslon lmposs.lble 6 Untouch ables 13 1 OO - Tomorrow3 4 Takeflveforltfe15 Don t forget the roof of your home Have a beautiful new EAST .10954 .1082 J96 ... 754 + soumm• • AK63 • AQ74 A2 ... A82 + THANKS Both vulnerable est To my many fnends who took time from the1r busy workday, those who were so thoughtful with gifts, flowers and phone calls, and the many beautiful cards, my heartfelt thanks. It has been my pleasure to serve th1s community for the past fifty years and trust your future will be as pleasant as fY'Y past North East = e !'J South 2NT 6 NT 'P")ass ss Pass Puss need~ th1~ Openmg lead - K+ acres~ ~ By Oswald & James Jacoby Jtm 11 the alle4 tor YOUR; COU? tN 0 Rl<. VAN PLJ YGR h1s park1nq lot ' ' t ER ACTUAL.!.. Y LORD DRAKE YU LE WE CAME TO F ND two hundred feet Let's wnte about ~'squeeze plays ' 1> Oswald 'They re like )Ieath and taxes We w1ll al ~ways have them ' ;; Jim IN BARllETT, OHIO (Inside), 20 m1les east of Athens, 20 m 1les west of ManeHa on Rt. 50 A A real mce group of furmture such as Pie safe, 2 dressers with carved pulls, round glass china cabinet. walnut high back bed and matchmg marble top dresser, oak stand, walnut spindle bed, writing desk and book case, walnut spool bed, 2 walnut tables, walnut card table, 2 chests of drawers, 2 kitchen safes, 5 pes n1ce wicker, 2 plano benches. cobblers bench, open cupboard, shaving m.rror, high chair, Atwater Kent radlu and speaker, phonograph and horn, 2 sets of 4 chairs, 1 set of 6 chairs, real nice Mahogany china cabinet, mahogany sideboard, settle, Murphy bed, caned rocker, single bed, picture frames. several rockers, jars, approx 300 nice Indian artifacts Including 2 banner stones, spear, bird stone. also knives, etc Prachcally all furniture Is refinished A real nice sale ' !farold Goddard, Inc. Harold Goddard, Auct: ' They are happy but :tend to make the squeezee \)nost unhap,ey ' , Oswald The s1mplest of WINKLE 'these plays 1s the two su1t squeeze agamst one oppo nent Some limes you have to r!tepare thiS sort of squeeze ~ WHAT 01'1 On other occas10ns 11 devel- eARTH WAS THAT? cfjies automatically 1f declarer JUSt runs off h1gh cards m ~e other suits • J1m "South takes a quiick"!~ leok at dummy and counts 12 tl!p tr1cks Four spades four hearts three diamonds and a c lub One opponent must JWve a diamond stopper smce SHIIS never break 3 1/2 • 3 1/2 )loth may hold club stoppers, but 1f the man who holds the lll,ng d~amonds happens to held all the high clubs he 1s pmg to be squeezed ' .,Oswald "The process IS a sllnple one South wms the cl\Jb lead and runs off the seades and hearts West must lll8ke three discards He also can only throw two clubs and """t unguard the d1amonds "I! the lead of the last major ~hmgs for the squeezer NORMA GOODWIN SMALL House and lot 011 Condor Street Phone 992 7126 103tfc ,.. In 11 30 - MIDDLEPORT ...1:. Make an offer House has had 2 apartments separate baths Maude 8 10 NFL Foolball 6 13 Mov1e Pepper 3 4 15 Garden Party 20 33 30- Rhoda 8 10 Caughlin The Act 20 33 00-Medlcal Center& 10 News20 TBA33 30 - Day at N ghl 33 ( 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janakl33 9 ntURSDAY, OCTOBER 10 AT 10 A.M. <:;: Rook1 es 6 13 9 00 - 0 DELL Alinement located behind Rutland Grade Schoof co mplete front end service brakes and tuneups wheels balanced electron cally Open 8 to 8 dl11ly Cl!ll! 142 3232 on Sunday for appt 7 16 If C BRADFORD Auctioneer Complete service Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 Racine Ohio Crltt Bradford Mountwood Park 8 00 - 949 2684, Racme, 0 If so, Call us Now for a Free Estimate To Te ll the Truth 13 Wash1ngton Slralghl Talk 20 AUCTION ___________ BEANS bring your own con tamer Pi ck your own Arnold Hupp Phone 247 2623 9 21 1tc Episode Action 33 Help Thy Neighbor 4 Poll ee Surgeon 6 " Helen .Help Us. • • Buck Owens I! That Good Ole Nashville Mus1c 3 Mumc1pal Court 6 RACINE PLUMBING AND HEATING Free Estlmatoa, Mlddloporf, q --------------- Amencan Hardware Construction & R•mudel See Us for your Plumbmg and Heat1ng Needs PH 992-7454 or 992-7129 FABRIC SALE over 2 000 yds 30 tfc of lSI Quality double kn ts on sale one week only Monday EXCAVATING dozer loader Oct 1 thru Sat Oct 12 and backhoe work septic NEW LISTING 2 bedroom Beautiful fall and w nter tanks Installed dump trucks prints and solids Pnces start ' home bath washer and dryer and lo boys for h ire will haul at Sl 49 yer yd Carolina hookups Electnc heat and f II d rt top soil limestone & Fabr cs Rt 7 one heM mtle garage close to town Only gravel Call Bob or Roger north of Chester Ohio Henry Jeffers day phone 992 7089 $7 500 DO and Mary Hunter owners night phone 992 3525 or 992 8 room Open 9a m to 1 p m Monday MIDDLEPORT 5232 thru Saturday home on good street with 3 2 11 tfc 10 6 6tc bedrooms 2 nice enclosed ~~-----------porches Full basement and 2 AUTOMOBILE Insurance been 7 8 CHAROLAI S bull 8 months garages Wont only $16 000 00 cancelled? Lost your Old S250 V H Well 992 5935 operators license Call 992 10 6 6tp WALL TO WALL CARPETING 7428 3 ntce bedrooms large 6 15 ttc foyer gas F A furnace storm CONCRETE' doors and windoWs Fenced CREMEANS Factory Closeouts delivered Monday through back yard for your pel Only Saturday and evenings $17 500 00 Phone 446 1142 97 ACRES - Of nice w1ld 6 13 tfc hunting area Walnut hickory See us for best pine and other variety Good LAST BID Home Improvement carpentry work root ng bollom land Free gas pr1ces pa1ntlng carpet installation NEW LISTING - 7 ocres of free estimates All work nice laying land and 5 room guaranteed Phone 742 5081 house bath gas furnace 9 22 tfc drilled well cellar and front MOORE'S by pass towards - -------- --- --- ------------FOR FREE estimates " house and garage on open hunttng land Minerals and Leadmg Creek waler tap BIKE SALE Route 7 Rutland Ph 992 5682 or 992 7121 All Mechamcal Work SEPTIC TANK S c l ea ned Modern Sanitation 992 39S4 or 992 7349 9 18 tfc TEAFORD 7 30 - ( ·~ \ lnslghl 3l Commerclo~l Reslderti•l 777 Pearl Slreel Middleport, Ohio Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 M1dd leport Ohto BOWERS REPAIR Phone Pets For Sale t;•i I 'Oa1er, Backhoe, Trucks L1meslone & Fill Dirt *"' m-..x......~"' ~ .. '®';.:~: 0$1 c Adler1an Counseltng T echmques 33 l 530 - NBCNews3 41 5 CBSNews8 10 Bewltched6 Gomer .~ Pyle 13 7 00- Truth or Cons 3 News 10 What s My Lme 8 Elec Co 20 Workshop 15 Bowling for Dollars 6 Cand1d Camers 13 COMPANY lO 1 12tc FOUR spoke type road wheels from 1973 Dodge Charger will f t any 4 2 bolt pattern S75 or best offer or trade for a cragar mags for a Chevy 10 6 Jtp guaranteed I ' KNAPP sho e s socks and Ja ckets 11 styles on sa l e Phone 992 5324 10 1 tfc for P&J Parts Heattng Coohng Refr1g Plumb1ng Electncal Appliance All work guaranteed Discount to Semor C1flzens 9'92 2550 GROCERY busmess for sa l e Buildmg for sale or lease Phone 773 5618 fr om 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appo nt men t 3 20 tfc F IREWO OD 741 4831 Serv1ce Water Electric, Gas Sewer L1nes Installed Work 843 2495 10 3 12tc. --------------- -------------Employment Wanted On Sale Now qualit y De voe Bnght Whtlc L11tcx Hou se Pamt 1n 2 gallon cans Only 49 per gallon Brand na m e Roof Patnt 10 pet olf wh11 e they last Tak e adv a ntage of th ese great buys wh1l e they are stilt '" sto ck PIG S for sa l e Phone 949 4490 9 27 12tc PAINT DAMAGE 197 4 ZIG ZAG SEW ING MA C HIN ES sill I n or g na l ca rtons No LO T for sa le or rent m attachments needed as our Pomeroy Phon e 992 2987 controls are built n Sews 10 4 6tc w th 1 or 2 needl es makes buttonhol es se w on buttons monograms and bhnd h em TWO BEDROOM mob !e home Call 742 5641 or 992 2709 shtch Full cas h pnce S38 50 10 6 6tc or budg et pla n ava lable Phone 992 7755 10 6 tfc TENOR sa xophone Buesc her E)(cellent condtflon 992 2082 10 6 3tp ! For Sale WALNUI stereora do com REDUCTION of grown AKC loy bmat on 7 8 trac k tape AM poodles S50 each pups S65 F M r adto 4 speake r sound S amese k ttens S15 Phone l system Balance $110 36 or '} 56 6247 easy terms Call 992 3965 10 I 26tc 10 6 tfc --------------- - - ---- ------- - ------------ ~-~~~~ SIEGLER fuel o I stove w t h outside tank for sate Phone 992 7067 10 6 4tp --------------- Regt st er For Pn1es 1 Shop for Ba rgamsl You re lnvttecl' ELE CTRIC ant q ue stove S75 Mrs Harry Garnes Sr 125 Kerr S t Pom eroy or call 992 7069 10 2 6tc --------------- ---------- ----- OCT 7 THRU OCT 19 SJEGLER Fue l 0 I stove for sale Ca ll 997 706 7 10 J 6t c KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS (The M nk 0 I Base Cosm e t cs l Phone BROWN S 991 5113 8 20 He GREAT P/\INT VJ\LU ES AT ALL WEATHER HARD · WARE ' M,m 1hl\ ()<I 7 1974 MONDAY OCT 7 1974 6 00- News 3 4 15 News 8 10 Sesame 51 20 ABC News 6 13 . BONANZA 196 1 FORO Falcon truck camper sleeps four real n ce new tires battery w II ta ke car as part pay ment See any t me Red Keeton upper M n er sv ille Ol'lto 10 6 6tp ------------ --- Yard Sales FALL BARGAIN u Television Log Business Services . Sorttethlng For Everyone• For Sale 2 Door dtange fint sh blk v1 nyl mter or bucket seats than 5 000 m les & 3 mo o ld Rad10 deluxe bumpers Columbus Ob o unt I 10 00 AM East e rn Oayt ght Sav ng 7 - The Dally Senlln~l 1\llddleporl Pome1 m ' .. SYit 11.1 'JJ~ .&au Rvn/ ~""=' ILL I IMCCI'v\1~ Rt~f OJER ~--.- I /lfET Hl"ib ~.IUD 111(;; ~~ ~UMSGR <;oRR'{ I \\l!fHA~~~ ~FOR 'iJ(JI card ' .:NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN 1 • 'zae; 1:1 •!Yr"£4 o • b1ddmg h,s been :;n.e ~ell North • 1+ Eu1 Pass South 14 1 NT Pass ? : vou South hold (AK843 •A2 +Q4+KQ8 !!ass uowhat do you do now? : A-Bid three elubs. There 'light be o dub olam • ELVINEVS HOLLERIN FER 'IE AT TH' GOSSIP FENCE, MAW AN THEN SAlRV SAYS :roME SHE SAVS J•• TOI.'AY'S QU ESTI0{\1 : your partner contmues ti\thret r:.trump What do you do .now? ' Answer Tomorrow ' ' I ' \ J:'M :>f "THIS ~f-1' I OOI-l1T ti::Gr ()0(;5 ~GCA~:6 �- • --r ~ ... " . . Ic , I • •• .r • "' ' r-~-------------~-~--~--- Ford wi!l as-k - ~or sacrifi_ces WASHINGTON \ UPI l - · m1d :- . uTifll'l' .. £n1111 ;Ill st't'!ors President Ford has made the of th€' nation . Tlw propos al s w1 1: l;t' major decisions on his antiinflation message , which one pn•s(•ntC'd Tm·sd;ty in a specd1 Whit~ House aide said will ask to Congres!; . Ford's g-uiils m·e lo curt ail for "rest raint, self-discipline inrlalion. head uff a recession. reverse th e U.S. dependence on foreign oil , revivP,a depressed housing industry, bring iilterc~t rates down, stimulate the stock market , help power companies e);pand, shelter ·the worst victims - the jobless and the working poor - from in· nation's pains and keep the Republicans from taking a shellacking in next lnonth 's elections. Time Magazine said Sunday that the econom ic proposals would include a 5 per cent surtax on individual income ta xes for persons in higher income brackets anJ on corporations. The plan, according to Time, also would provide some form of tax relief for low-income families, expand public" Half of our troubles come from wanting our own way. service emp lo yme nt The other half comes from programs, provide federal being allowed to· have ,it." financial a id for the mortgage There's sma ll chance of trouble on the job when you use quality bu i ld in g mater ia Is f ro m the " FRIENDLY ONE S" . We believe in se ll ing products that don't come back, t o customers that do. MEIGS THEATRE Tonight thru Thursday Oct. 7-8-9-10 NOT OPEN FRI .. SAT.•SUN. OCT. 11 · 12- t3 FUNNY CAR SUMMER Technicolor Jim Dunn " G" Show Starts 7 p.m . ll >; trkt· 1, :- t •f'\' ;lt ioll l'l •n ,' ~ 1 « II · IIH'ii SUr,•:- Cllld lii'W byaall with us. ~ t '• · k '''"''wrv ir l).! ~·nt•q,:y . lit• iw s lx•en urJ.!ect bv cner~v miVi:-it'r .John s3whill t~ use th~· and Savings Co. All Deposits Guaranteed Ia $20,000.00 By The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System ' INSURAN C E rt'awilkt •n m! (•n•st m Congress th ree." Arriving at Bethesda Naval Hospital for a visit with his wile, Ford was asked about the proposals. "We expect to have a fair program," the President said . Nessen said the burdens " will be distributed equally ... so tha t everybody bears their just share." Some sort of big, broad and probably temporary tax increase appeared inevita ble the first general income tax increase since the Vietnam Ww. Additional revenues are necessary to offset the losses arising from new tax incent ives for business investment, while still decreasing federal borrowing so as to reduce pressure on interest rates . Some White House advisers said a short term surtax -a percentage inCrease on regular federal income taxes - might be sought for all tax payers with income over a specified other tax in cr eases and propose measures to make IJ10re loan money available and reduce interest rates. After that, Congress plans to sta rt a month-long election recess Friday without taking action on trade or taxt> reform or the confirmation of Nelson A. Rockefeller to be vice president. Both houses plan action this week on a campaign refonn measw-e which would finance presidential elections, primaries and conventions with public funds and limit contributions and candidate spending. Both hou ses also must pass a continuing resolution to finance foreign aid and other agencies which have not yet received permanent appropriations. The continuing resolution now also contains language that w9uld cut off ai~ to Turkey unless Ford tells Congress that the Turks are mak[ng "good faith" efforts to reach a peace settlement wiUt Greece over Cyprus. Also up for consideration in the Senate will he a Housepassed supplemental appropriation bill worth $8.4 billion to ..!vera! government agencies. News • • • l\'lrs. Hart dies COOLVILLE - Mrs. Ferol J . Hart, 75 , Coolville, died early this m orning at Camden Clark Memorial Hospital. Parkersburg , en ding an extended illness. Mrs . Hart was born in Athens County , the daughter of the tate John H. and Mary Goodin Brandeberry . She was preceded in death by her husband, Harrison Hart in 1960; one son, Chester Hart, in 1970, and two brothers. She resided here since 1940, She is survived by one son, Herbert J . Hart, Coolville ; six sisters, Mrs. Flossie Kelly, Vin cent, Ohio ; Mrs: Lewis Moore, Mrs. Nancy Hall a'nd Mrs. Edwin Sweeney, Sr., all of Stewart; Mrs. Frank Crown, McArthur, and Mrs. Joseph Kidwell of ·Columbus , and several nieces and nephews. Fun eral services will be held Wednesday at . 2 p. m. at the White Funeral Home In Coolville with the Rev. Wesley Thatcher officiating. Burial will be i n the Coolville Cemetery . Friends may call at _the funeral home after noon on Tuesday. ! Rebe cca Thom' Pson Ward Lewis . Besides her parents, she was preceded in death·hv ,.. s-on. Francis Newton Darst ; two brothers and a sister·. S.urv ivi ng are her hu sband, the Rev . Budd L. Darst; three ch ildren, Mrs. Ershell (Katie Ellen) Curfman, Cheshire ; Mrs. Burdell (Doroth y) Rife, Ridgewa y. Ohio ; Mrs. Roy (Anni e) Lemley, Columbus; Mr s. Elmer (Mary M .) Sigman, Ches hire; Mrs. Dayton (Sarah Ettlej Spencer, Buffalo, W. Va ., and Budd Dars1, Jr ., of Middleport; a brother, 1 Wesley Ward, Columbus;t t wo sisters, Mrs. Osborne (Lola) Farley, Cana l Winchester; Mrs1 Raymond (Myrtle) Rife, Cheshire, and an uncle, Ed Thompson. of Gallipolis City Police were Piketon ; 14 grandchildren and ~ seeking a black male this 11 great -grandchildren. A member of the Poplaf morning for que$ioolng In Police want to question man . • Ridg e Free Will Bapt ist LODGE TO MEET White Rose Lodge will meet atl:30 p.m. Wednesday at Ute American Legion Hall in Middleport. HSTOMEET The Meigs County Humane Society will meet at 7:30p.m. Thursday at Middleport village hall. The public is invited. • zn Briefs . Continued from page I CHAPEL HILL, N. C. - FORMER GOV. LuUter H. Hodi(es Sr., who rose from a nickel-an-hour office boy to textile mill executive , governor of North Carolina and finally secretary of commerce under two presidents, died Sunday. He was 76. Hodges died of an apparent heart attack as he strolled in the backyard of his home. The son of a sharecropper, Hodges worked as an office boy and millhand, putting in a 61).boW' week. When he returned with a degree from the University of North Carolina in 1919, he .. rose steadily until he was executive vice president of MarshaU Fields and Co., parent firm of his hpmetown mill, and earned $75,000 a year on retirement In 1950 at age 52. SPEAKERS NAMED A weekend eva~gelistic meeting will be held at Ute Pomeroy Wesleyan"· Holiness Church from Thursday through Sunday evenings beginning at 7:30 nightly. The Rev. O'DeU Manley and the Rev. E~ison Weaver will speak. The public is welcome . KILLED IN BLAST RAVENNA, Ohio (UP[) - J. Howard WiUters , 43, Petersburg, was killed today when the gasoline tank truck he was driving went out of control o.n Ohio 82 in Portage Coun ly and exploded, the Ohio Highway Patrol said. ' CLUB TO DINE The l.aW'el Cliff Health Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Leona Karr Thursday wiUt a 6:30 p .m. potluck dinner to open the evening's aCtivities . . Holzer Medlc.a l Center FRIDAY _.:. Mr. and Mr~. Jackie Hall , Wellston, ~ a .daughter. • SATURDAY -Mr. and l\1l's. Owen·Evans, Oak Hill, son. Mr. and . Mrs. Dan Hayman, Syracuse, daughter. Mr. imd Mrs . Stanley Williamson ; South Side, W. Va., son. SUNDAY - Mr. and Mrs. Michael Whalen, Pt. Pleasant, son. Veterans Memorial Hospital SATIJRDAY ADMISSIONS - Fay Sauer, Middleport; Hattie Powell, Racine ; Henry Cunningham, Pomeroy; Fred Hill, Albany . SATURDAY DISCHARGES Monica Turner , Lela Easterday, Michael Deem, Brett Friend, Nellie Boring, Oscar Patterson, Robert Cooper. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS Ann Marchese, Parlrersburg; Judy Harrison, Rutland; Rosella Martlh, Pomeroy; Harold Sauer, Middleport; Rita Swan, Middleport. SUNDAY DISCHARGES Patricia Thomas, Peggy Taylor, Lowell Wingett, John McLaughlin, Gloria Wagner, Darrell Htfnning, Loretta Triplett. SENTENCE DEFERRED ' Sentencing of a Chagrin Falls, Ohio, man was deferred this morning after he pleaded guilty ·--to possession of marijuana in Meigs County common pleas coW'!. Robert Alexander will be senlenc~ later in federal court on charges of possession and possessiJ>n for sale of marijuana , according to Charles Knight, attorney. Alexander was released to custody of Meigs County Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach. MARRIAGE LICENSE Terry Michael Stethem, 21, CLUB TO MEET Long Bottom, and Melanie · -The Middleport Amateur Marie Dean, 20, Pomeroy, Rt:' Gardeners Club will meet 3. Wednesday, Oct. 9, at 8 p.m • All members are to bring a ATTEND SERVICE flower arrangement ac' · ' Attending the funeral ser- <. companied by a one line exvices recently of Mrs.· ArUtur ' planation for evaluation. (Pauline ) Zahl; Chagrln Falls, MEET TONIGHT Ohio, were Mr. and Mrs. There will be a cottage Richard Hou.dashell':- and prayer meellng this evening at Audra, Mrs. Elsie Forbes and 7:30p.m. at the home of Frimk Mrs. Margie Reuter . Burial Cleland, VIne Street, Racine. was in All souls Cemetery, Chardon. Mrs. Zahl died on Preparations for a revival that Sept. 28foliowing a long illness. will stsrt Oct. 14 through the Mr. Zahl is formerly from 20th will be made. The Rev . Frank Snare will be the Minersville. evangelist. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY VAN America's Finest Shirt Value Ge~ even greater value when you buy two Century shirts at once. Contemporary sohd colors or classic wh ite ... whatever your choice, Century is the smart shop~ per's buy for fashion, quality and savings. Both are 65% Dacron* polyester, 35% cotton easy-care Vanopressllll with the Baron medium-length comfort collar. --------· MON.DAY thru FRIDAY · NO COUPON NECESSARY Featured in the long sleeve ~ersion, with single~button cuffs. • DuPont rt8. em. $9 Each /2 for only $17.50 • See all lhe other styles in Van Heusen sport and dress shirts. -Men's Dept., 1st Floor 11:00 A.M. TO 3:00 P.M. CO RPORA T ION . l!,2 LIMIT ON 'SALES ~ Y.· '. Our . Lunch Special 11 anoth.r reeson why "I'Aelgs County loves what .the .Colonel c09ks." ' TM HPe a barrel of fun - ~ .fried Cidft•. ' . CR9W'S .STEAK ..HOUSf. _.,. I ,. '· Council a reed to advertise for a , nee. Ute department. g truck for water Trick or Treat'Nigh~ 88 t f Oct 30 f 7 . for youngsters 12 years or'W.ge ':;'nd '::;,der: Olil:;'n a~e ~~~~·";·• their own neighborhood Y n An ordin ce was \en Ut passage und:emergen~y rules~ ~".:"'o:n':": ·~:=9~ f~r proposed legislation for the Village of Pome ' y' s Mason Bridge repair. When repair on the ;r~~for:omeroypeeled In May according to Ma or SmiUt ; If gm~, exallowed todriv~ on the road under ~e brid e.' no a IC will be Mayor Smltb said no parklllg llck,ets'.! beln wrilten after p.m., Saturda s: He asked councll If II wished ~ 5 this policy or i':..ue tickets after 5 p.m. Council SQI~o:~~~ will be lssuect unW 9 p.m, Saturda a c e Council a eed to cl.ase salt. from Exc I . Pomeroy at ~8 per They will order . e ::;:1: Co., reported.' · as n I was Flood insurance was again discussed A t f Fr · no e rom ed ;t: f.: _______________ PO~EROY, OHIO X r . •' ' I' ' . .1 :I . ... ". ELB~RFELDS) . ., . VOL XXVI NO. 124 • TqMATO PLANT- Carl 0. Gheen raised this 13 foot tomato ~~at his home at 412 Pearl St., Racine The farnlly picked nearly a bushel of nice tomatoes from the ~lne. - < • pv;~s .. in iJri~f~ <By United Presa Intetnatlonal BOSTON - A MOB OF WHITES carrying sticks Monday ch88ed and beat a black man whose car was stuck In traffic at a South ~ston Intersection. Pollee fired at least two warning shots In breaking up the crowd. It "as the worst day of violence since COlJrt.<lrdered busing to desegregate city schools began a month ago. Thirty-three persons· were arrested. Mayor Kevin H. White said he supported an expected call by ~ l!AACP fllr federal marlhals to protect children being bused. Whlteasli:edJudgeW. ~hurGarrlty, _JI!:~~IJII!!I_g ,June 211n u. S. District Court ordl!i'ed the desegregation, to hold a hearing today. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO By MIKE FEINSILBER WASHINGTON (UPI)- The idea of imposing heavier taxes on Ute middle class aroused no enthusiasm today in a Congress which is about to go home to seek re...lection. Congressmen ·said they would have to be convinced by President Ford if -as widely expected --he makes a 5 per cent surtax the keystone to his program to fight Inflation. To prepare publi~ opinion for Ford's program of austerlly, Ute White House used harsh and rarely employed terms "restraint, self-<llscipline and sacrifice .'' F'ord, acting after a monUt of consultations wiUt every element of the public at Ute summit, was going before a joint session of Congress with his proposed solutions to the ' 1.. I'·. .' /. • '. en tine • TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1974 problems of inflation, energy houillng, interest rates - an<\ unemployment. It was schedul~ for late afternoon, and White House press secretary Ron Nessen confinned Utat It had been timed to come after the New York stock markets close. Asked If a surtax proposal was likely to hurl Republicans at Ute polls four weeka from today, Rep. John Anderson Rlll., replied : "Frankly, y..;, 1 don't believe you ever recommend a tax increase wiUtout having to be concerned ... " To deal wiUt a dee )HOt inflation and a simultaneous economic downturn -and Ute threat of fuel shortages which could make both worse - Ford was expected to propose: - A surtax of about5 per ~ent on Ute income taxes middle and upper Income individuals and corporations wiU pay next .. spring on 1974 earnings. - A progrsm to make local and state governments "employers oflast resort" for those Utrown out of work In the current stalemate. Up to 500,000 public service jobs - In parks, hospitals, schools might be crested. - A stiff $300 billion spending ceiling, involving a $5 billion budget cut, for the current fiscalyear. Thiswouldserveas a signal to the Federal Reserve to allow interest rates to climb down !Tom their current peaks. - Tax aid to some hardpressed Industries, including housing and utilities, which need to expand to meet demands . --{)ther tax Incentives to spur Investment in business and to Induce people to save. - An appeal for sharp but Grain watch ·set WASHINGTON - ENERGY CHIEF JOHN C. SAWHILL aald today three ways being cimsidered to curb petroleum use in America are a horliepower' tax on automobiles, voluntary selfcontrol, and import duties on oil and oil prodUCtS. The government'& attitude toward nonautomobile petroleum use also will have a big impact on coal, SawhiU said In a speech prepared for the American Mining Congress fu Las Vegas but released In Wuhlnljlon. "We are striving to change the country's love affair with the J!livate car," he said. "The automobile Is about Ute least efficient way to move people from place to place In an urban ares. To break the automobile 's grip on American transportatiop habits, we need strong disincentives to urban auto use," he said. "One possibility we are considering is a horsepower tax on new automobUe8, graduated upward 88 engine size Increases and fuel economy decreases. This could encourage buyers to purchase more efficient cars," be said. PHONE 992·2156 TEN CENTS testify before his pennanent Investigations subcommittee today to clear up questions surrounding Ute Ill-fated deal . The hearings open amid conflicting reports from Butz and the companies as to just how much Ute Agriculture Department knew about Ute contracts before late last week. . The companies said Monday Utey cleared Ute sales in advance with the Agriculture Department, but Butz said he did not know about it until after Ute fact. At the White .House, presidential Press Secretary Ron Nessen said President Ford does not blame the Agriculture Department for the mixup, '~We hope," he said, "that some of Utis grain wiU eventually be sold to the RusSians." Butz said he will rely on Ute good faith of Ute grain exporters to keep the department informed about what they are seiling, to whom and in what quantities. · A suggestion that the Meigs County Community School he moved to the . Rutland gymnasium for classes was tabled until after the Nov~ 5 elecUon when the Meigs County Board of Retsrdation met Monday night. After the election the · status of the board's 2.75 mill operating levy will oo certain. Coal of operating the school for the mentally retarded in the gymnaalum location wlluld be abo11t $300 a month. The board indicated thalli cannot afford that coat unless the operating leVy is passed. U Ute school is then move<! Into the gymnasium, it would be located there on a temporary basis until the new school is constructed. Mary Skinner, who is In charge< of the Advocacy Program of the &18 Board serving a three..:ounty area, reported on her program which is a type of "Big Brother" operation. It provides volun- , ~ Otaos, turmoil seen on farms voluntary cutbacks in energy consumption wiUt a warning that dim-outs and rationing might be the alternatives. '-~~, Members of the House Ways and Means Committee said Utey doubted Congress could adopt so comprehensive a program in the 30 days left after it returns from electioneering. Some .members said they doubted the public could be brought to support higher tax~·:" at a time when almost"• everything else was costing more too. ·Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said he would want a surtax Umlted to Utose who earn over $20,000 a year. By some reports, Ford was planning one that would hit couples earning over $15,000 or single people esr~lng half that much. Sen. Edward M. Kznnedy, DMass., was flatly opposed. "An · .income tax sufcharge Is no more satisfactory than an Increase in Ute gasoline tax 88 a way of raising new federal revenues, and the surcharge ought to be relegated to the discard heap ... " he said. increase the country's MAURICE. DURST Maurice E. Durst, 4 East St., Pomeroy 1 a Service Department e mployee in Middleport for Columbia Wi«~»W.-;'t<K-m:::;;::;:;;:;::i:::::?.~:::::::::::::::~ Gas of Ohio, The syste!Tlls not designed to put a damper on the export market for U.S. farm goods, he said, nor is it intended to !lingle out any one country for lower hecqme a member of the Columbia Gas System Quarter Century Club after completing 25 years of service. He ha s been preaented a gold watch by the company In recognition of bls long service. This year more than 300 Columbia System employees will become members of the Quarter Century Club, export shipments. By requiring prior approval, <Butz said, the Agriculture Department will be able to head off sales that could disrupt the market and 88Sure a f&r distribution of feed grains to sll nations. Just how · short this year's corn and soybean crops will be as a result of premature midwestern frosts won;t be known until Thursday, when the ·department .releases its Oc.tober crop report, but Butz said priva1e <reporte Indicate a · "sublltantlal" loss of corn. ... Although the ·reporting systern will not be mandatory, Butz said he expected exporters to cooperate. · ''The alternative in the absence of cooperation In this altuation is general ~ controls. which we want to avoi<i at all costs and these people (Uteexporters)wantto avoid," Bub: said. • Museum offering photograph show 0 COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) - The executive secretary of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Monday altacked President Ford'a decision to call for voluntary llmita on grain exports and aald lbe action had caused chaos and turmoil In the agricultural community. C. William Swank asked Ford to rescind the dedsion as soon as posaible to clarify' future grain export policy. Swank said unless the decision was cancelled soon II would burt farm Income, balance of payments deflcl~ permanently damage American agrlcuftural export markets and burt the country's abillly to purchase foreign goods. WALTER SEINSHEIMER Inc., haN A display of the photography work of Walter G. Selnsheimer, Cincinnati, will be featured at the Meigs Museum in Pomeroy Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Seinsheimer will arrive In Pomeroy SaiW'day to help set up the display which is being brought to the museum, Butternut Ave. , free of charge. Mr. and Mrs. Selnsheimer will be in Pomeroy on Sunday to meet as many local residents as possibl e. In conjunction with the dispbiy, a reception honoring Mr. Seinsheimer will be staged by women of the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society fr01n 1:30 p.m . to 5 p.m. Sunday at the museum . All Meigs County residents are Invited to see the display and to meet the artist. ~ A professional arbitrator and industrial engineer, Seinsheimer is never parted from his camera for he is constantly aware of Ute life and beauty in .every visible form that can he captured as an exciting photograph. AIUtough much of leers who receive training and assist the men~y retarded In numerous ways . Anyone wishing to become Involved In the program may· contact Mrs. <Skinner. Tom Hoffner , fr.om the RACINE- Racine will pa~ beginning this week for funds Operation Mainstream up a Irick or tce~l night UtiS _to provide the treats. progrsm, who is Involved with Halloween accordmg to town In other business, council the Advocacy Program, was council. asked per.ans calling In about also present. There·are 12 such Council ha~ determined , in- fires to the !Ire department to Advocacy Programs underway stead, to mvlte children_of tl)e state what Is on fire. The new In Ohio covering 22 counties. community to VISit the town fire truck will not be used lor Paul Chizek, employed with hall on a special evening (to be_ brush fires, but will he used for a new progrsm in Ohio to announced Iiller), to receive a flghllng fires at homes and protect the legal rights of the Ire•!·. Voluntee~s. from Ut~ other buildings. mentally . retarded, was council will sohc1t the town Council also has agreed to present to outline ll!!rvii:es . decrease trash collection fees available through him In south»JW~$-:&-XI»»ZW.W.~?. from $3 a month tQ ~ a month . eastern Ohio. · EXTENDED OUTLOOK oo the October billing; to The board agreed that any Thuraday through . require owners of trailers person .wishing to contact the Saturday, fair Thursday and moving into the village in the leache"' or children of the Friday, chance of showers Meiga Co~munlty School Saturday. Hlgha ·in the 60s should g6 · through ad'and lows In the 40s on ThuraClear sooth and west tonight, LOCALTEMPS ministrator ~Wrs. Margaret 'T m . d day, warming by Saturday to . low in the 40s .. Partly cloudy 1 .Ella Lewis. The board ap- Po::..erpera W'e '" owntown ·, highs In lhe 70s and lows In northeast, sunny south and proved a statement to be issued · oy Tuesday at 11 a .m. the 50s. west. Wednesday' high In the ('ConU;,ed .,; ·page 101 wki~s 50 degrees under sunny ' s es. >W#A-*.!~~~:::~~1-~->.:~z.r 60s· and low 70s. .I • his work · results from his worldwide travel, the majority of his photographs reflect his talent lor turning mundane subject matter Into Interesting patterns and abstract designs. · Couples with this talent, his love of people has created warm and moving portraits. The professional status of Seinsheimer In the field of photography has been growing steadily over the past 10 years. His one-man shows in the Cincinnati area have . been enthusiastically received. His excitement for capturing life and beauty through a camera lens began 45 years ago with a box csmera. His own formula for good photography Includes an eye for design, Imagination, willingness to experiment, a feel for the subject matter and expertise In camera lechnlcjue. Selnsheimer has served •s treasurer and vice president Or Ute Ohio Valley Camera Club and Is a member of Ute Pictorial Society of America. He has done photography work for the Sunday magazine of the Cincinnati Enquirer. ,_, Racine bans Halloween t:tick, treat Weather ~~ .\ " at y • Wyllss H1IL Councilman Harry Davis and Police Chief Jed Webster will look' into the problem. A second request, made by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoeflich to remove a hedge along Spring Ave. and to repair a sidewa:lk that ISm de_plorable condition was read by Jane Walton, elerk. Lou Osborne, councilman, suggested Utat the area be checked. D~vls,. ho~eve~: said, 11We cannot tear up the town ror one o!Boefh ch s whims. If the hedge is removed, the curb will he pamted yellow '!I'd ilo parking allowed. The Hoefliches request Utat 1f the hedge cannot he removed for parking the street should he widened lor traffic. ' It ~as reported ~arlier that Ute hedge is on village own¢ property. The Hoefllches· contend that the hedge was placed Utere years ago when people did not have cars as they do today. Connell agreed to advertise the street sweeper· for sale. 11 was also.suggested that arrangements be made for city truck to p1ck up leaves that are properly bagged. Purch~sing radar was discussed; however, the issue was tabled until the matter can _he discussed with Chief Webster and (Contmued on page 10) New tax idea like a dud .. IN .POMEROY ·ru rn " onUt e r1'ght Sl'deo.f sprmg . Ave. . and a stop sign coming j off• council that they have until u y' 1975, to pass·~ ?rdmance for flood msurance. . Requests to sohc1t the v>Uag.e by Letart F~lls PTA and Portland PTO were refused because of conflicting dates. Council ~~g":,~ that the two organizations make a second request for . er . es. A request to soltdf'from Racine PTA was approved for Oct. ~a~~ R~and's EMS will sell tickets .oct. 8 for a dinner'. Oct. 12. ~rn gh School was g1ven permissiOn to sohc1t for ads for ~e. fearbook Oct. 17 and 2~. Roger Dent, welding instructor at elgs High School, was g1ven perm1ss1on to have a welding repair day on the pa~~ing lot Oct. 12 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Rutland Ladies Awnhary was g>Ven permiSSion to sell llckets Oct. 29 and30fo~ the annual turkey dinner. .. dr Franklm Rizer met wiUt councd to ask if sidewa lks and lveways WIU be restored followmg the completion of the laying o! new water lines: Legar reported that Ute agreement is that all Sidewalks and driveways WIU be put back in order foll~wing complellon of the work. • ~,request was made by H~len Lyons to erect a "No Right Turn s1gn comm~ off Wyliss H1ll onto Sprmg Ave., and "No Left Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area SCQTI'SBLUFF, NEB. - NATIONAL WHEAT Growers Alaod!ltion Presid~t RaY Davis 1\{onday iught urged associAtion members to hold their grain off the market In an effort to drive up prices. ·· · Davis' auggestlon came In retalistion to the government's announceinent that clearance wiU be reqllired for grain exports. Davis, of Potter, Neb., said he heard l'e(lOf\s Uta! C88h· grain pr1ee11 for w¥at dropped as.m uch as a dollar a bllshel at some points MondaY. ' . . · ''There's no reason at all w~we can't get Utis.market back up to·wJ!ere It waa, which was reaUy not high compared to prices last yehr," Davis ~d. . .· . 2 PIECES (:HICKEN. SLAW liND ROU !, :~ ~rse:~-:=~:0~=~~:=~ are given raises, ;"~w, village solicitor, Informed e WASHINGTON - VICE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE Nelaon A. Rockefeller has given generous gifts to close personal aldel and sizeable campaign contributions <to a, number of leading Republicans, according to a series of reports published today, The reports said a number of persons who served the fonner governor of New York received outright gifts from Rockefeller and that Republicans throughout the nation had been given contributions from Ute 'nomi~ee or his family. The Washington Post reported that William J . Ronan, head of the New York Port AuUtority and Rockefcller's one-time chief of staff as governor, l)ad r~ived a $500,000 gift. Gannett News Service a1ao said Rockefeller's press secretary, Hugh Morrow, received a $100,000 gift. ilookefeUer and his family have also given 'major contribnlionato a number of Republican House and Senate members who wiU vote on his confirmation as vice-President. HOT, LIGHT, THRIPTY AND FUN ·• Mayor Dale smiu:'~~~o~~~~WColine~ Monday- night George .Hargrav~, Meigs r.ocal Supermtendent, has informed him Ute old senior high building will cost $ll4,000 if Pomeroy wants to purchase it for a city building. . Smith said Utat Hargraves had informed .h im of this by a phone \")nversation and would verify it by Jetter Council members have met wiUt Hargraves ~nd Ute school board In regard to purchasing the building to use 88 a city , building. They have also discussed the malter on numerous occasions, Councilmen did not disclose their Intentions following Smith's announcement. In other business Charles Legar, president of The Board of Public Affairs, and E . F. Robinson, a member of Ute board, met with ~cilln regard to an earlier request for a 10 pet. cost of living rBISe for water depariment employes and permission to adverilfle for a truck for Ute water department. Ralph Werry, a member of Ute ordinance committee, reportl!d that the 10 pet. raise h88 beep tabled and will be given further atudy by the -finance committee. Lepr lllated tbat It was up to the Board of Public Affa1n to Levy's fate will · shape the future · LUNCH SPECIAL .' . ' $114,000price tag on old Junior Hi_Ue h .· By CHERYL ARVIDSON WASHINGTON. (UPI) stung by a near repeat of the 1972 Soviet wheat fiasco, the Agriculture Department Monday revealed a hastily drawnup voluntary system designed to keep track of major grain sales to foreign countries. The system was announced by 'Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz In the wake of Ute revelation Friday night that two gi8~t grain exporting firms } l8d negotiated sales of 3.4 million tons of wheat and corn to the Soviet Union . Following a " jawboning" WASHINGTON - SECRETARY OF STATE Henry A. Kissinger expects progress but no final agreements to result session at the White House, the from his newest Middle East mission In search of peace and companies -Continental Grain lower oil prices. Co. of New York and Cook "I am not going with any fixed ideas," Kissinger told a news Industries of Memphis, Tenn. conference, ljespite publlsbed reports he has an elaborate plan to - agreed to postpone their present to'Afab and Israeli leaders. · sales. "I would like to point out that Utere will be no concrete Butz said' prior Agriculture results in terms of agreements or dramatic announcements that Department approval wiU now can be e)lpeCted out of this trip," Kissinger said. "The primary · he required lor · large export [ltli'J)08I' Is to give concreteness to the negotiating process, and sales. perhaps to agree on some timing." Sen . Henry Jackson, DWash., has called Butz and Ute grain company officials to NEW YORK - A FEDERAL GRAND JURY hliB indicted three f&!hionable Fifth Avenue women's clothlpg stores on charges of price fixing in Ute sale of dresses, suits and coats. The one.count Indictment filed In Manhattan Federal Court alleged Saks and Co., Bergdorf Goodman Inc. and Genesco Inc., owner of the Bonwit TeDer shops, established uniform retail prices through the adoption of uniform markup lists. The Indictment said the three companies Induced manufacturers to use UQiform retail prices as their •suggested retail prices, and to withhold women's clothing from retsUers who sold below those prices. • CHARLESTON, W. VA. - POLICE ARRESTED 16 perso.; today lor blocking entrances to a school bus terminal at suburban St. Albans after leaders of a protest movement against controversial textbooks called for a massive boycott of classes. A spokesman for Ute Kanawha County Board of Education reported picketing at Sissonville and South Charleston school bus terminals. Demonstrators also appeared in the East Bank area of the county and at Dickinson Elementary School and Washington Junior High School in Ute city. The incidents occurred after leaders of a revolt against allegedly "unpatriotic" and "anti.cbristian" school textbooks urged a massive boycott of classes in an.effort to have Ute books banned. About 3,500 parents, some waving American flags, jammed into a stadium Sunday to protest use of the controversial CARRY-OUT OR DRIVE-IN·· ONLY • connection with a complaint made by Katen Bostic, 18, Gallipolts, a senior at Gallia Academy High School. According to Police Chief Jolm Taylor, Mis" Bostic, a teaCher 's aide at Washington School, was walking down Second Ave. near Ute G. C. Murphy Store when .she W88 approached by an unidentified man who began asking her questions . She apparently became frightened and ran, Ute man following her. Miss Bostic entered the Fabric Shop on Court St. and later left, thinking her. pW'suer had left the ares . Miss Bostic said the same man chased her again before she reached Washington School. Church, Mr s. Darst was married to the Rev . Mr. Darst on March 20. 1920. Funeral services wil l be held at 2 p.m . Wednesday at the Old Kyger Freewill Baptist Church with the Rev . Noel Herrmann ·and the Rev. John Jeffries officiating. Pallbearers will be· William Curfman .. John Sigman, Ronnie Spencer, Michael Lemley, Lawrence Darst and Roger L. ·Master. Music will be by the Lemley Singers. Friends may call at the residence anytime after 1 p . m . Tuesday. Burial wil l be in the Gravel Hill Cemetery at Cheshire. Gertie E. Darst Mrs . Gertie E-. Darst, 72, died early Monday morning at her residence on the Turkey Run Road near Cheshire . Mrs. Darst was born Feb. 25, 1902 in Gallipolis, the daughter of the late Francis and Annie < HOSPITAL NEWS SUITS FILED A suit for divorce and an action for money have been · filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Paul E. Garnes . ' Pomeroy, asks divorce from DoroUty Ann Garnes charging gross neglect of quty and extreme cruelty . Robert King, dQa King Builders Supply Co., MiddJeport, · filed a judgment for money ·in Ute amount .of $759.17 against Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zirkle·, Bethesda, Ohio. POMEROY OHIO DE POS IT :,, j,. dt~ad O~nny - William M a th ew Tilli s, eig.h l day -old son ol Mr . ~nd Mrs. Danny Ti lli s Ford S J H'n ~ nnt' httUr ;1ntl 15 (Snundra Dean) of 41.5 South llliiiUit•s With t~ l'OilOII\It.' afiFour th Ave ., Middleport di ed Vit'it'J'~ .Sunday Clft('rnnnn, ~ ;IX laws 'u induee people to Sa turda y at ~ Children's nwking final chO in·~ on cunsurllt' less ~asoline and Hospital. Columbus. The infant ('l'o nomic and energy con- IJ('H!ing fuels . Bul' the White was born Sept. 27 at Holzer Medica l Cent,er, Gall ipolis·. servat ion progratJIS. Hou ~t.' ruJ cd uut rationing or In addition to hi s parents he " Almost a ll major decisions any increase in };:asoline 1axes . is sur '{ ived by ~ his maternal grand.parents, Mr . and Mrs. have been made ," said press · William · Dean , Rutland ; secretary Ron Nessen. paternal grandparents , He said Ford would ask · Pa uline Tillis, Rutl,and·, and John Tillis, Middleport, Rt. 2. Ameri'cans "to exhi bit r e· Graveside ser vices were held straint, self-discipline and sactoday at 2 p. · m . at Mil es rifice, and I want to effiphasize Continued from page I Cemetery with the Rev . PaUl that the government it self is possibility Ford might seek E . Nevi lle and Walker Funeral Home, Rutland, in charge. not exempt from any of these TWO TO HOSPITAL The PomerOy emergency squad removed John Hunnell, Spring Ave., t.o Veteran s Memorial Hospital at 7:33 p.m . · Sunday. At 8:06 p.m . a resident of the Baum Addition, who was not identified, was taken to Ute Holzer Medical Center. The patient was having difficulty breathing, it was reported. The Farmers Bank FEDERAL ( '{' )'1;1\r: li• In fan I ':oks .. . . . When it's not convement for you to come in during our regulat business hours, use our bank-by-mail forms. We also have many other ways to save our c ustomer s time apd money. MEMB ER IS f~·ct(-'I'Cll hiUiJ,!t.'l. SALES REPORT Ohio Valley Livestock Co. Gallipolis, Ohio October 5, 1974 STEERS - 250 to 300 lbs .• 24.50 to 28.75; 300 to 400 lbs, 22 to 26.50; 400 to 500 lbs ., 22:50 to 28; 500 to 600 Ibs., 2ll to 31.50; 600 to 700 lbs., 22 to 30; 700 lbs and over , 22.50 to 26. HEIFER CALVES - 250 to 300 lbs., 23 to 25.50; 300 to 400 lbs., 22 to 24.75; 400 to 500 lbs., 20 to 24.85; 500 to 600 lbs., 19 to 28.25; 600 to 700 lbs., 18 to 26; 700 lbs . and over 17.50 to 20.90. STOCK COWS & BULLS ( By the Head l - Stock Cows 147 to 210; Stock Cows and Calves 175 to 285 ; Stock Bulls 135 to 178; Baby Calves II to 42. (By Ute Pound) - Canners & Cutters Cows 15.50 to 19.10; Holstein Cows 18.75 to 21.40; Commercial Bulls 21.50 to 25.90. LAMBS - Tops 90 to IIOlbs., 28.75to 29; Seconds 75lbs. to 80, 2lto 24.75; Lights 40 to 65lbs. 17 .50 to 26; Stock Ewes by the Head 5 to 9. . VEAL CALVES .- Tops 220 to 250 lbs. 41 to 46.60; Medium 200 to 300 lbs., 28lo 37.25; Culls 24 to 27.75. Shoats 5 to 12.50. Your most convenient depository Is your own mall box. l ' rt 'S Hii'l1 1 prLl posl' <I $5 hlllion t '\1' in : tu· Market Report • 1•'\Tl . JMTI•;if J'' , :- ,.,,UUO. T;.,. Are.a Deaths 1 M()SS ~THICK MONTPELIER, VI. (UPII - Brook trout a.re spawning early; groun~hogs are sleepy; blackbirds are on the move; ca terpJUars have shaggy coals, and moss Is thick. What does II all'mean? ' 'snow, according to the Vermont Agency of DevelopJ!l_~ nt and Community Affairs says, which among dulles Is In charge of promoting Vermont skiing. ' • future to gel a permit from Mayor Charles Pyles (an ordinance is to be prepared to require !callers to be underpinned and anchored), IUld to fine all persons apprehended and convicted of marking on the new ·water tank for destrucUon of property. Veterans Memorial Hoapltsl ADMITTED Henry Werry, Pomeroy; May Brown, Pomeroy; Ollie 'fyree, Middleport; Ruth Thorla, Racine ; Roger Pickens, Middleport; Lydia Ebersbach, Pomeroy; Ava Gilkey, Harrisonville ; Leora Schart, Pomeroy; Sharon Warner, Pnmeroy. QISCHARGED -'- Naomi Authers~n. Joseph .Proffitt , Linda Acree. · � 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. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 7, 1974 darst hart tillis