http://66.213.69.5/files/original/73d2df215f420876cbeabb732bffdb6a.pdf 16944fe1d7ad60c4acf5dd0cc89b9943 PDF Text Text 10 ~ The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday, Oct. 6, 1975 Catholic women·plan annUal holiday bazaar . .• ·-----~-~-- -~~---- . HOSPITAL NEWS ~ Bookmobile this week •• ••'• '' . Senior girls invited to Junior Miss meeting · . . . ' ' ' Veleni•Memort.IJIGiplllil . ,Allen. Hamm, Pome~oy; : auditorium Ia r.tlddleport. The purpose SATURDAY ADMISSIONS .Frelda Wood, Vlenlla, W, ~· The Southeast Ohio Junior Miss : • of the :Junler Miss Program.is io select · !Iina Vales, Raclrie; . Va.; · WUilam Wolfe, Long • Seholar~hlp Progr¥m · committee The Meigs • Jackson Clare rice ·Koehler, Reeds· . Bottom· Robert Bishop; ~­ the ouistandlog high school se.oler 11r1 Saturday anft!luaced 111 orlentall(!ll · Vinton Counties Bookmobile 'ville; · Paul :Wickline, Rutland; Donna Smith, ~ ud award her with a ~~eholarsblp to meeting lor all Interested ~lgh school TI1e annual holijlay bazaar was Confirmation by. Bishop schedule for Meigs County Pomeroy;. Henry . Milliron, Ponleroy; Phyllis Hendt!J:, ~ further her educaUon. senior girls Oct. 12 -at the Meigs IUD of the Catholic Women's Qub Musio of Steubenville on (he week of Oct. 7-11 : The wlaner of the local program Middleport; James Hobbs, Syracuse. : banquet room here at 3 p.m. . of Sacred Heatt Church has Octo. 20. A recept19p will be TUESDAY., Oct. 7 Dayt n; Vernon Adkins, SUNDAY DISCHARGES• will represent so~thern Ohio ai the Ohio 0 The Junior Miss Program will be been scheduled for Nov. 6 in · held after the servl~s In the Salisbury Ele., 8:30 • Fairborn. Dorothy Snyder, James •Junior Miss finals ID Mouat Vernon, Nov. %3 at the Mei18 Junior High S<hool the church auditorium. church auditorium with the 11 :30 .a.m.; Brad· January 10-17. SA T U R D A Y D I S • Hobbs. ' Serving of a creamed parents of children being bury Ele., I - 3 p.m.; ' CHARGES -: Billy Wal· bak~ chicken or ham dinner confirmed in charge: Braley's Rutland 3:1~: 3ti; Holzer MedicII Celller • lace, Eber Pickens, will begin at 4:30 p:m. There· Cleaning of the church in New Lima Road, 4-4:30; • Lester Roach, James (Births;OcLS) • ; will be a variety of games to preparation for this will be Forest Acres 4:35-4:45; Pickens, Judlth .. Bacon, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hall, • be played and articles to be held Oct. 16 at 9 a.m. and Atkins 4:51}.5; Harrisonville James Roush, GarI Manley, daughter, New Haven, W. ~ sold. Featured will be a fan cy everyone who can help Is' 5!06-5:40; Kingsbui'y Road 6I (Continued from page I) Frank Casto, Greg Dunning. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd r work booth, a parcel post asked to be at the church. I 6:45; Salisbury Community 7· SUNDAY ADMISSIONS - Newsome, son, Vinton. , strtictlon is underw~y. the sale, a cake stand and a table funeral home after 2 p.m. on The Rev. Fr. Paul Welton 7·30· Housing-Fairview 7:45Dorothy Morris, _ Racine; CrfEC~~~~GGENBOTHt~il (Bii'tbB, Oct. 4) : Tuesday unlit lime of ser- property would revert to the of religious articles. There opened the meeting with 8;, 5: vices. The family will receive Mr. and Mrs. David "' Higgenbotham, 63, Rt. 1, will be a fish pond for the prayer and ,the· pledge to the THURSDAy - Tuppers DexiJr. died Sunday morning friend• Tue.-lay from 2-4 and ·CIC for the same price Hammond, daughter, • GMc paid for u. children and a handmade flag. Officers;.reports were Plains Ele 9-11 :16 a.m.; at . his residence unex - 7-9. Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. John • During last Monday's CIC American F-lag donated by given and thank-you cards Eastern 11:30·12:30 p.m.; pec1edly. E. CRAIGE REYNOLDS Hudson, daughter, Gallipolis; l meeUng at the Holiday .Inn, · Mr. Higgenbotham was Eleanor Barham of Syracuse were ·read from Louise Sumner Road ' 12:46-1 :30; E. Cralge Reynolds, 73. Kosanchick outlined a new a1 born July 3, 1912 In West Mr. and Mrs. Mlch.ael ' will be awarded. Harbrecht, Kathleen Wells Alfred 1:45-2; White's .VIrginia, the son of the late Petersburg, Fla., formerly of StewQrl, son, Syracuse; Mr. tuinounced at the meeting and Margaret Gans. Store-681 2:30-3; Cherry Hoy Pyles and Malinda Middleport.- died Sunday. · concept - · industrialized Mr . Reynolds, born In . construction' - ·which he said and Mrs. Richard Wiseman, Next meeting will be held Ridge-Hemlock Grove 3: IS- Higgenbotham. Moved to would make mass production He ti survived by three Middleport, , daughter, Pedro. Nov. 131nstead of Nov. 6 due 3:45; Heaton ·Garage 4:1:>-5; brothers, George Nelson and Cuyahoga Falls In 1922 and. to (Births, OcLS) l CHESTER_ Miss Carolyn to the bazaar. The hostesses Tuppers Plain~ 5:30·6; Worthy Nelson, both of St. Petersburg In 1969 after feasible for the firs I time ever Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cook, : retiring . from . the and Stanley In the construction Industry . D. Sniith of Chester are to furnish -the traveling Tuppers Plains 6:30·6 :45; Columbu&, Nelson. Fairfield, Ohio: two Cuyahoga Post Office Oepl, In Ibis conn try. Elenientary School and Mrs. daughter, Apple Grove, W. prize. Riggs 7-7: 15; Rt. ?·Parker's sisters. Mrs. Chris (Connie) as a clerk. He servea In the U. The proposed factory would Nonga F. Roberts, llf Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nav~ 7:3().7:45; Ch~sler Drive-In 8- Wilt. Fairfield: Mrs. Allred S. · Mr. nolds Is survived (Belva) Whittington, MI. be between 30,000 and 50,000 . 'omeroy Elementary .School Davis, daughter, Middleport; ; ENTERTAIN VETERANS 8:30. lie, Sophia: ·. a . sqUIU'e feet, and would cost attended the state convenlloo Mr. and llits. Herbert Elliott, ; Washington, Ohio, and by h Veterans at the ·Arcadia FRIDAY - Chester Ele. 9- several nieces, nephews and daughter, Mrs. Kenneth L. (Marjorie) Wilson, Brandon, between $300,000 and 4400,000. of the English Alaodation of daughter, RuUand; Mr. and , • . Nursing Home were en· 11:30 a.m.; Rlyerview Ele. cousins. If all goes as planned, Ohio at tile Imperial House In Mrs. Charles Ray~ son, : Funeral services will be Miss. : .a granddaughter, terlalned Saturday by Mrs. 1:1:>-3 p.m.; Reedsville Store Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Brandl and one sister-I n-law, .construction would start In Columbus Friday .and Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. David ! Harry Davis, Miss Cheryl 3:1:>-4; Reedsville-Eden Chr. Wilkesville Chapel of Walker Pearl Rernolds. Middleport. Rose, daughter, Evans, W. Funera services will be the summer of 1976, and the Lehew and Mrs. Mary Martin 4:15·4:30; Keno · 5·5 :30; Funeral Home with the Rev. Va. '• held Wednesday at 10 a.m. at factory would be completed Sa=rghts of the conrepresenting the American Bashan 6-6:30; Stiversville 7· Ron Perry officiating. Burial will be In Nelson Cemetery. the Eckard-Baldwln Funeral and In operation by the spring vention were addrelaea by 'Legion Auxiliary of Drew 7:30;. Dorcas 8-8:15. Friend• may call at the Home. 760 E. ·Market St.. of 19'71. The new factory Dr. Olarlotte Huck, Ohio Webster Post 39, Pomeroy, Akron. Burial will be In Oakwood Cemetery, Cuyahoga would employ approximately State University, president· aud the junior membership. Falls. Friends may call at the elect of the NaliQilal Council Seven veterans attended a funeral home Tuesday from 7 250 persons.tl hi TRAIN STRIKE I of Teachel's of English, and In presen ng s proposa party when they received CHESTER- Fund raising Guests were Bernice Bailey, to 9 p.m. · to the CIC last week, Edm d J F Uof the BAROONECCHIA, Italy fruit trays, candy, gum and projects · were discussed Donnie and Trlsha ~cer WILLIAMMOLLOHAN uo · arre (UPI) - Itall~n railway Kosanc hick discussed Or. University of California al h other refreshments. The COOLVILLE- William A. ting of an d Laura Hawth orne, existing Industrialized during a recent mee Mollhoan. 92, Coolville, died Be kel "Deciding the ·workers struck over I e , birthday of Bill Rovnak was the . Young Wives Club' of Hostesses were Mrs . sunday at the Arcadia construction,GMC'sconcept, r eyinor;he T ching of . weekenctovertbehlghcostof : also celebrated and he was chester and Tuppers Plains Flinner and Mrs. Chevalier. Nursing Home followl"lf an site selection criteria, growth :;"~" ea French cuisille. Complaining : taken out of the nursing home M;,. Frlendtf extended Illness. the Ches ter Fire Depar I• and e~onomlcs, community '~~ · S lth and Mrs that meals In France become : at Mt. Mollohan was born at 'to a local restaurant for a "Monev mav not buy ment headquarters. Nebo, W . Va., the son of the 1111d slate environment ~d Ro~:ts . ~articipated too expensive after the : happiness. but II helps you luncheon, and was presented Money was collected from \.All late Anderson and Sally followed up with a_ question elementary llchool Enclish Italian lira dropped In value • loo~ for II in more In· a gift. the ""'lllbers for catds sold (Cantin··-'. .__ page 1) Tanner Mollohan. He a}· and answer period. ~ teacher groups which In· compared to the French teresting places .'' ···• """ ""'" tended the United MethodiSt ,. and a housewares party was basement was built and the Church and during his Klsanchlck used a map of eluded 8 session CQildocted by franc, the railroadmen said , Fi x-It problem• got you up ----~-"""!-..., heldwithMrs.GayeSmalley, churchmovedtothecenterof lifetime had worked as •a the midwest to lllu~trate Dr.Frank Zldoola, Ohio State they can no Jonger afford ~ a tree? The " FRIENDLY ra· d t t The club miller. merchant, and far- various points and displayed · University, . on ONES" will show you how "The daily trips to Modane,. ~ emons ra or· the Jolin 1939. mer. He lived lri Ohio 30 to make lillie problems out a model home (preliminary Language of Oilldren .. and 8 France. They demande~ : . extended a vote of thanks to Services were held In . years. of big·ones with the proper the Chester firemen lor their various homes before the surviving are three concept or a starter family diacusaion of chiidren'l extra pay for trips across the • tools and materials you ass_istance. Mrs. Avice church was b··"t and the daughters, Hallie Alltop, home which can be ex- literature by Eileen Twa.y, border and a specla1 : MON. THRU THUR. need. WE ' RE ' IN· uu Coolville: Vallie Wheeler, OCT. H ' cafeteria tD Modane. '·· . Spencer w!U host the October . foUowlng verses.. .relates to Baillmore. Md .. 'and VIolet paneled) during hts presen- Milllill u'nivel'lity. TERESTED IN YOU NOT OPEN THE CUSTOMER! meeting. one of their eliJ)Crlences, Murphy, Coolville: thqle tatlon. Att ' ding were Mrs sons. Vernon, In California: · en ' ' written by 'Milo Higley · Jerry, Coolville. and Russell, IlLAfCIIURCH FRI.-SAT.-SUN. Brenda LaOI!aux, Mrs. ~ria around 1806: of Tuppers Plains; two ' The Pomeroy E-R unit was Chevalier, Mrs. Marilyn ' brothers. Marlin, Tuppers OCT. ID·II·12 called to the Westside Church THE RACE WITH Spencer, Mrs. Sara Bailey, was Sunday In that early Plains, and Lantv. of Creston. 11 · Karen Young Mrs W. Va.: · a sister, Melissa on W. Main St., Sunday THE DEVIL Mrs. • .. day, And all had gone \O Hamrick. New Mexico, 20 · evening for Sharon Smith · (Technlcolor) Linda Well, Mrs. Linda church . grandchildren. 38 greatShow Slorlo al7:00p.m. Fllnner, Mrs. Esther Mayes In the house of Mr. Larkin, grandchildren. and four who was Ill there. ~ was taken · to Holzer Medical and M•s. Norma Ha _ wthorne. God's· Holy Book 'to search. great-great-grandchildren. ..,. BesidesInhis f!llrinls hewile, was Center. The award winning "Have You Never Around the fireside they preceded death by his majorettes ol Eutem High · MeUow?f' then performed a met, A blesalng to partake, MyrMe, In 1969 : two sons, a LODGE ro MEET . School'• band directed by dallce-twirl routine to the : White Rose Lodge will meet Olarlea Willa were falllrtd band's drlvlne rock 111111lher, : While from the hearth daughter, two brothers and thrN slslers. '" came up the fumes of ·Funeral services will be Wemteadayat 1:30pm.at the Friday In the bud'l ahow at "Roundabolll.". In their third steaming johnny-cake. held at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Middleport Legion Hall. All the While Funeral Home In members are urged to attend. the Kyger Q'eek High School · routine the 1111jorett~1 • While thus In solemn coolville with the Rev. football game.. . performed a Rag maneuver • worshlp there, The women barrel! Mollohan officiating. The m.jorettes, Joanne • the band performed a • am Burial will be In Coolvll.le Too ~ate to Cla.n lly Ftck, head 011jorettea; Belly diamond~ to the patrlolic gave a acre • · cemetery .. Friends may call · Alllabal'f, Sq&y Goebel and tune, ''No Man II an bland." , For through a crack Ill the at the funeral home any lim,. v ard Sale FOUR family yard sale. 2U cabin wall a Re?kin's eyes 'lbe band entered from the Peer I Stree4 , Middleport. Belinda Deeter, did a twirling were seen. Someth ing for everyone. routine durin& the half time sideline to "CoiiBUiar FanEverything cheap. Phone The stately deacon rose and Two couples ask, Bhowaathebandperf<nleda fare," .a march. 992 ·2818. 10·6-4tp preclaion drill to the 'pop tune. as¥ct, why this disturbance make? for dissolution ·· ' In Indian language they Kennet)l Dale McCune, Rt. replied "we want some I, Rutland and Lelia Victoria johnny-cake." McCune, and Carol A.' Buck, Rt. I, Cheshire, and Charles These were reported to be W. Buck, Jr., have filed for · the last Indians seen In · this diasolullon of marriage In neighborhood. Meigs County Common Pleu Court. . MUD SLIDES In other actiQD, the COijl't MOSCOW ( UPI) - A wall of mud and rocb cauaed by ofdered that· Hurley Rife, torrential rains left parts of a Wellston, be awarded default town in. the Soviet lurlonen judgment In the amount of Republic under ·u much 11 $10,M2 trom David L. Roush, and Freda five feet of debris, according .Chicago, to a provincial newspaper Buchatian wu · granted a·· reaching MOICOY over the div~ from Spencer R. Buchanan on charges of gross weekend. neglect of duty and extreme TYPHOON CORA cruelly. TOKYO (UPJ) - Typhoon Cora smacked the is1alld of CLUB WILL MEET The Harrisonville Senl91' HaehljO off the mouth of Club will hold Its Tokyo Bay with 151 mUe an Clllzens blrlhday and potluck supper The winter of'77: Party season for the B.ritish. A turning hour winds late Suriday and Tuesday, Oct. 14, at 7 p.M ., at ' pollc:e said. today, "it's hard the Harrisonville Elementary point for the Patriots. Big Selection In Months, to find a building without SchOOl. Music and gamH will b e p ·r .o v I d • d . 1101111 ldnd of dallll8•· .. We've faced a heartbreaking retreat' from New York; .ill ::i: ?. .. { ---------------------------1 :: Area nea · ths : Option !_.,1_:,: : 1111: =~ch~~~~~e ~::a; =~a:O~:~';e:~. Po~~~~~~s~:::;:';;t~~~~~~ ~hoetif~:~~~e~he w:~~r r:e~~ ·~c~~~~\~.;assed ~:h~r~itt~~~:eo':rc:~eMt~~:.~ so~:~r a j m;;:~~r~~u~;~~:~.~~e. ~~~~:t~ ~;~~~~~ ~f:¥~~£~ ~§i.~~:~\~ ii_.:,i·.! Weather l Qoudy tonight and Wednesday; lows tonlgh! in lower 50s, highs Wednesday i~ mid •70s. Probability of rain near zero today, 10 per cent tonight, 20 per cent Wednesday. . all thr ee :::: asked council to pass · But 'freuiii'Y Secretary WWlam ~lmoil said prior ·· · new water wells wlll be in a "resolution of cooperation " tween the railroad tracks and to Ford's M)lnday olglll addresathat the President i!!j "operation Wednesday. .. (at no cost to Lhe village) East Main St.across fr om the setting -up another possible veto confrontation wlth the meet with him Wedn.esday at J..egar also asked council to :::: President. :;:; 6 p.m. to view the well site. pass two other resolutions, Acllon on tax cuts Is expected today or Wednesday He explained therels a red one that the Caldwell Tank by the House ·Ways and Means Committee. Ford's light in the pollee department Co. ha s completed its work, proposed permanent cuts - lacl~g an uicrease that will come on if water and one .that the Boone from $750 10 $l,OOO in·the personal exemption for each pressure is low and Colemaw' Construction ta1payer and dependent- would be about $11 billion automatically puts a second co ntrac t is completed in greater than the one-year IJ751ax cui rammed through well into operation. And if the order thatfinal payme~t can ~~~~8 In record tim~ earUer lhla year to figbt ID· second well does not relieve be received from EDA . Teachers COnVention over weekend ma~~::~:~na\U:!~.;.::~~~~~~ .i n Pomeroy lineS EXTENDED OUTWUK A chance of showers Thursday and posslbUIIy again Friday, and fair Saturday. Highs will be ln the mid 70s Thursday, dropping to the lower 60s Saturday. Lows will be In lhe lower 50s e~rly Thursday and In the mid 40s early Saturday. e area and Chief Jed Webster reprimanded him severely when there were seven cars parked illegally nearby. Osborne said he has tried to do the town a favor , "going too ." Webster stated it is up to out of my way to do my best council as to what to do and for the village ." Osborne 'he would do council's wishes. .added that he did not want Councilman Ralph Werry • at y VOL XXVII NO. 123 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Majorettes featured in Eastem Band show -Bailey Run home destroyed Been : ' Losses were set at $17,500 as the result of a fire which deatroyed the one-story ~ Elbei1elds In Pomeroy lllth Anniversary Sale SPICIAL. PURCHASI DarneHes Children's Wear .: Toddlers and 4-6x Sizes Sale $} 99 LET US HELP YOU W.INTERIZE YOUR HOME ,. ·u Pomeroy, Ohio 40,000.00 Maximum IIISUfiiiCI • for Each~ • 1 Storewide Anniversary $ale Molllle Home Uilclerplnrdng Warp'~ Window Material. Woocllumlng Stov• Vent Pipe 3" :to 7'~ ' THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. ,, Save All Thu .W~k During Our PI,. II'IIUiatlon and Albastos . Gal¥anlzacl PI~ • cut & threaded•. Gas Pipe & FIHII'III MEMBER F:EDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATIO~ . Be sure to register In the Home Furnishings ' Annex or 1t the Mechanic StrHt Warehouse for the $300 In Gift Certificates ·to be won by our Customers. No purch1se Is necessary - you need not be present to win. · ... Elbetfe.lds ln. Pome ~ ...,-..... .. , .. ,., ... .... ~ ." ' .,.. , r •• rf ' HOME LOST - Fire destroyed the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Van Cooney, Bailey Run, at about10:10 a.m. Monday. Pomeroy frremen were 011- the scene of the blaze. l..;)ss of the home, contents and a garage were estimated at $17,500 by Pomeroy Fire Chief Charles Legar. Council in other · action voted to hold trick or treat night on Wednesday, Oct. ~9 from 6 to 7 p.m . for children 12 and under . Henry Werry · · said that signs are needed on a cur~e on the new Hiland Church Road that leads to the hospital and also a stop sign on Hiland before entering (Continued,on page 10) en tine TUESDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1975 PRICE 15' ' .. By ROBER fA ULRICH She 'said Reubin, a balding, 24NEWPORT, Ore. (UPI)- Robert year-old man from Brooklyn, signed Reubln left behind his accordion and over the shack and 10 acres In the 10 acres, Roberta gave up her hills east of Waldport to ber. She gwtar, Steve his drums and Greg said also he gave his half Interest in just left. They. gave all their another house to the C()o()Wfter. possessions to JoAnn and went to JoAnn held a postcard and a teller foUow a mysterious couple who held she said Reubin sent her after he left the promise of a better lire on about Sept. 19. another planet. "It's real," the letter said. "It's "I have enough instruments for a , the Second OJming . We don 't know band," said JoAnn, Jiving in yet what 's next. The mounta~s are Reublh 's rundown shack near the ruce. We are aU go111g home. Oregon coast. "Alii need is people." The postcard appeared to have JoAnn, who refused to give her ' been posbnarked m Oregon. The last name says She is · "holding letter rece1ved later appeared to be everything' together" for ule four postmarked In Colorado, but no city persons, among tl!e 15 to 20 persons could be determin~ ~ either case. who vanished after a meeting JoAnn said Reubm did not ten her conducted by the couple In Wald· Where he was going and she does not port, Ore. know where he is, although :me said JoAnn said she was tempted to go she expected hun to return m lhree too but "I. just couldn't leave my months. son'... She said Reubln Is "not crazy, not· POMEROY LANDMARK RAZED - Weatherboarding on the stately home olthe late Theodore Ebersbach, Pomeroy's West Main Street, came off Monday when Ihe johnson Wrecking Company of Gallipolis began preparing \he site for a commercial building. '11le property was purchased several years ago by the Pomeroy Episcopal Church which in turn 110ld it to Athens OJunty Savings and l..;)an Co., Meigs County Branch, which will erect a nrw bulldlqg where the house was located. ' . altogether vanished from near the Profitt Service Station in Racipe on Sunday, Sept. 28. The Bureau of Criminal Investigation and the Federal Bureau of Jn. vestigalion were Galled In the followin g day. '}'he drilling firm had offered a $1,000 reward for information leading to the recovery of the equipment. Authorities did not reveal the mimes the suspects returned to Meigs County fr om Guernsey County or The Second Coming? One says DETROIT - TEXAOO'S TOP EXECUTIVE says AmeriCIIlll can expect to pay $1 a gallon for gasoline In lhe futlire, but he says he can't predict When prices wUI hit that level or how much over $1 they will go. Board Chairman Maurice GranvUJe told a news conference prior to a Detroit Economic Qub speech that the extent of tbe price Increases will depend greaUy on the government's wUllngneas to relax .controls on the oil lnduatry. CUrrent condillona, he said, are too unsettled to aecur~tely (l'edlct future ga110llne prices. "l'd•Uke to be able to tell the consumers how much It will ~them, but I can't loret;ast the pump price,'' Granville said. "jlutlf YOIJ ask me II I think they wUl reach a dollar a gaUon, I'd say yes." WASHINGTON - TilE GI BILL WHICH PAID for the higher edllcatlen for hundreds of thousands of veterana of World Warn, Korea and Vietnam may be taken off tbe books. The Hollie voted 298to 108 Monday to cut off education benefits to anyQilewho enlists in the armed services after Dec. 31, 1975. The bill now goes to the Senate. · Veterans qualifying under the progr11111 prior to the Dec. 31 (Continued on page 10) Part of !he heavy drilling • equipment stolen from the ' • Adams Drilling Co . in Racine on Sept. 28 has been recovered In Cambridge and two suspects have been returned here for questioning, Recovered Sunday in Cambridge were a haul-it Lowboy valued at $22,000 and a dozer valued at $21 ,000. Still missing is a 1975 ~ truck valued at $12,000. . The oil and gas drilling .equipment valued at $55,000 Monday for questioning . One Is confined to county jail, one in the Middleport jail. , The dozer has been returned to MeigsCouhty. It is believed the truck is also in the Guernsey County area, although it has not been recovered. The lowboy is expected to be returned here soon. Returning the suspects here was the department of Sheriff Robert Hartenbach. More details of the arrest will be reported tater, officials Indicated. NEW YORK- A BAREFOOI' GUNMAN whQ held up to 10 (¥lsiqesln a Manhattan bank and demanded '10 mWlon In gold and the release of Patricia Hearst was arrested Monday night by pollee who anea~ed through the bank's rear door. Pollee said the three hostages- still at gunpoint when the man wu arrested - were unharmed. Earlier, the suspect released seven other captives, lwo In exchange for a six-pack of beer and some roast beef sandwiches provided by pollee. The gunman, who 110unded confused, originally demanded $10 million In gold and release of Miss Hearst. He also called for the release of WIUiam and EmUy Harris and "the Oriental woman," - presumably Wendy Yoshimura - All Symblonese Liberation Army members arrested In San FranciBC!llast month. "" II I ' Templeton, Jr . By Uolled Press International Chief Legar said the blaze LOS ANGELES - SEVEN OF THE MOSI' distinguished was out of control when the flreanns ellperts In the, IJnlted states rendered their verdict department arrived on the Mondily on the theory that a "second gun" was fired In the scene. The call was received ass•Minatloo of Robert Kennedy : There's nothing to it. about 10:10 a.m. Chief Legar The conclusion sulmltted to a Superior Court judge means said that he immedia tely that Kenne<!Y was shol by Sirhan B. Sirhan and no one else. called for help from a MidAfter five years of amtroversy and two weeks of tests, the • die port Fire Department panel ended the dlapute with a 23-word statement to the co1.n:1,: tanker. Firemen were ori the "Thete Is no substantive or demonstrable evidence to probe scene until about 12:30 p.m. that more than one gun was used to fire any of the bullets The contents of the home examined." • was destroyed. Chief Legar said that he has requested aid MANILA - THE PHllJPPINES - A YOUNG "mentatly from the state fire marshall 's unstable" FUipino Who hiJacked a Philippine jelllner with 70 office In helping to determine ·persona aboard and demanded passage to Libya surrendered the cause of the blaze.' to mllltary authorities at ManOa airport today . AuUiorllles The house, garage ~nd tentatively Identified the suspect as Canialo Morales, about 23. contents were valued at ·ll)ey said he emerged from the plane and gave himself up to $17,500. The Van Cooneys had Maj. Gen. Fidel Ramos, chief . of the Philippine national only about $10,000 worth of pollee. 'i nsurance, Fire Chier Legar Ramos desa'lbed the suspect as a "mentaUy unstable said. person acting 111der great duress, pe~haps because of great . lamUy problema," apparently dealing with the kidnaping of his daughter. He was lnunedlately whisked away to an un- . disclosed area In the airport. All 65 passengers - Including thr~ Americans - and five crew members aboard the plane were unharmed. ------------- Children's Dept., Second Floor .• frame home and garage of morning. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Van Cause of the blaze, Cooney, Bailey Run, Monday Pomeroy Fire Chief Chal:les Leger · said, was uri~ determined . No one was at ~,,~;;B'riefol ~:E~ts.~l Ji l E · From a Great American Bank ·. and across New Jersey. a;ooo men are British prisoners, and Washington is foresaken by many of his own. The British generals. figure it's only a matter of time before we give up and beg the King's pardon. But the British are a trifle too ~mug. We recross the Delaware and, battle after battle, surprise the enemy and defeat him. It's on to Saratoga, where our victory becomes a turning point. It gives us courage through the longest winter at Valley Forge. While we suffer cold, starvation and sickness at Valley Forge, the British elite continue l.o party with their Loyalist friends in Philadelphia. But we learn something. Not to give up. The n~tion learns, too. And the rest is history. :i issue was John Man ley . . MEIGS lHI:.ftJRE ·- area. The restricti ons will go in to effect as soon as the sigr·3 are placed. Until the sigtl', are up , drivers will be issued warning tickets. The restriction will be in effect 24 hours a day, seven days a week . Voting against the parki ng Lowboy,dozer are recovered u; p..;..____.;;,_____________________, · said people park in the no loadi ng zone in back of Meigs Inn constantly and no tickets are issued. William Snouffer, councilman, sai~ that trucks are on Main and Second Sts. every day blocking traffic, Henry Werry, captain of Pomeroy's police force, said the men working· on the parking lot wall park on the parking lot each day in the roped orr area. Finally;' council passed (51) a resolution ordering that .signs reading parking for trucks loading and unloading with 16 foot bed length or over may park. No cars or pickup trucks will be allowed in the Devoted 1'o The Interests of" The Meifls·Mason Area ·Club disctJSses money projeiti L"Lur.c·h m' any fav ors and said he will unload elsewhere. " Chief Webster said he was told to be lenient with people until the parking lot wall was repaired as parking spaces are scarce . Webster also said that he had no parking signs up in the area and they were taken down and loading and unloading signs were put up. · Mayor Dale Smith slated that if the public sees trucks parked in the area, "then they feel they can park there Advice SQ Insane, not easily taken ln." •1-/one of these people are," She said. JoAnn also said the mother of a young woman named Ann Miller, who left with the group, had been to see her to Inquire about her daughter . JoAnn said Reubln did not mention UFOs after attending the meeting Sept. 14. He spoke instead of a higher life and reincarnation. JoAnn said she attended a second m\eting In Eugene, Ore., Sept. 16, but was separated out because slie did not Intend to go with them. She said that the two persons who conducted the Waldport meeting did not attend that ses&on. Authorit :Os said fraud may be Involved ,In the disappearances, although R4m Sutton, chief criminal depoty for Lincoln County, said (Continued on page 10) · . Conversations with Hodan of Venus warn Columbus tt clairvoyant of dangers rr : : ·CoLUMBUS, Ohio ( UPI) - A Columbus woman says she was told by a being from outer space that 20 Oregon people, missing since attending a meeting In whicl) they were reportedly told of "giving away all one's possessions" for a UFO trip to eternal life on another planet, are victims of a hoax· and may be in danger. Sally Seibert said she tslked Monday with "Hodan," a creature from Venus, who told her beings from outer space want to help people on Earth. "There is no UFO being or any other being that is highly evolved that would cause you to give up your children, to give I!P your property, to give up anything, on th,e promise of suddenly becoming spiritual," Mrs. Seibert Said she was told. The middle-aged woman, who claims to be a clairaudient, says she has talked with Hodan many times. Mrs. Seibert says she can hear the creature and repeat Its words verbatim and thatU can hear her and others through her ears. The Venutian Monday expressed concern about the safety of the missing people, she said , "Well, I feel it must be of some danger to the people involved," said Mrs ..Seibert. "I do feel !here Is something very dangerous In the whole thing ." ' · The voice from"Venus told her pdlice will find the missing people when they investigate the IndividUals who took custody of Uteir belongings. The people vanished Sept. 14 from Newport, Ore., after attending a meeting In which they reportedly were told by "an average looking" couple that volunteers would be prepared at a special camp In COlorado for a better lifl: on another planet and then piclied up by a UFO .In the next 10 years. ' There was some fear the couple, who claimed to be "messengers," may have demanded the people give up· their famUies and worldly possessions In exchange for what they reportedly said was "the way to truth." ' One woman said she received a postcard from her son, mailed In-Colorado, who was believed to have been influenced by the couple." . "I have c:Qmpleled my training. I am leaving this Earth and w\U not see youa!Jy more ," th e son was quotedassaylng. ' . ~ will be sought .. . Constructi on of a new Meigs County school for the · menially retarded was the · main topic when the Meigs· County Board of Mental Retardation met Monday night in the Meigs County Commissioners office. The board wiU seek the recommendations of the slate on the size of the school, as well as other aspects, and then will have an architect draw • up plans of the proposal. · Meigs Co untians have approved a bond issue which would provide fund s fo r building the school although voters twice have turned down operation levies for it. Presently, students are at. tending the Gallia County facility at Cheshire on a oneyear contract. The board approved the · $2,000 monthly payment to the Galli a Conn ty Board of Retardation, the utition fee being charges. Other bills were approved for payment. Atblnding the meeting were Judge Manning Webster, president, Rick Crow, Grace Weber and Wilma Parker. CORRECTION SYRACUSE - Lawrence· Manley, who was chosen by Syracuse Village Council at the last meeting to begin garbage pick up , in the article it quoted that he would pick up three 20 gallon cans a month for $2.50 which was incorrect. He will pick up three 20 gallon cans a week for $2.50 a month. CHlLDHURT RACINE - The Racine ER squad answered a call to Route 2, Racine, at 7:20p.m. Monday for Brenda Taylor, S, . who received a head Injury in a fall . She was taken tq Veterans Memorial Hospital. '· �. .. . .. " ~ 3- The DaUy Sentillel; Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, Oct. 7,1975 ,±. . · '2.:.. The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 , Tuesday, Oct 7, 1975 ~~..... Kidnap victim .... . ""' @use ',..., '"' '•,t;t.ll ....... PO jobs ex3;m planne<l will ~ ~, c care at washes· ST. ALBANS, W.Va (UP!) Kidnap victim John ;.• \."" Rutherford says he probably '"" won't ventwe to the netgh•u•-. borhood car wash the next time his car gets dirty Rutherford took his car out "'" for a clearung Sunday jWJt r"" before dusk and wound up bt ':. the trunk, bouitd and g1111ged, ~; while an armed kidnaper ·-· made pt.na tQ head lor the "'"'" West Colli. "No, I'll probably jlllllmok ,,, up the old hole 111d .,.. k • ri8ht bt front of the llo-," 1 :" Rutherford tuld UPl. >< The IS-year-old llnmaft'a ~•' 90n spent aeven houn IDdlld ;:- In the tr111k untU an Olllo Highway patrolman hallld ,,, his car near Ga!J.Ipolla tQ arrelll 211-year-old Charlel R. Ritz of Charleston lor 1 ' " drunken drlvbtg. " " Fortunately for Ruther1 ~ ford, the arrestbtg offleer " ' waa carrying a mobUe radlo -~~· extender, and pollee caUs ':.. were blaring forth. ••• Young Rutherfords 's lrother Is a deputy &herlff, ~ · , and the sound of pollee caUs was a famUiar one. He let ot& ' "' a few kicks lnllide the tnmk, , enough tQ make the lawman ,o: curious. :~: "My )lrother has a radio -~ · monltur he keeps at hlahome, and I've heard It several times, 90 I knew the 'poltce Ofi O were outside," he explained. ,., ,. M omenta later, the " " fireman's 90n wBB freed, and Ritz was taken back tQ where '"' his accomplice, 3&-year-old .~ Harriet Lilly of Castro Valley, Calif., had been picked up a llhort time earlier ao for a traffic Infraction. U41 \ " "Oh, man, was I scared, 1!11 , you wouldn't believe," " " Rutherford recalled. His abductors had threatened to dump him In a desert on the way to California. Fact Ia, he was 90 nervous the brother accompanied his father to Gallipolis tQ drive his car back home. !tutherford said he was suspicious of his kidnaper .~ . .. \ J .' ' when the man approached at the car wash, located about a block lrom his home, "because he JUSt acted weird." "He asked for a ride downtown; and when I told him I wasn't gmng that way, he pulled out a 'Saturday night special' and ordered me In the trunk," he said "That 'n billy hi8hway right tll«t, too. I don, see how ""'* :=~dldn= •t see me." . lol d aald he was Ia he htmsell of his . , lnlde of ripped-apart tan , hi re-assembled i.hl'lll whrnever the car ..,... Seven hours after the ah- FIVE ATrEND CONFERENCE- Four students of Metgs Htgh School and an adull advisor were among 450 high schools <m Ohio parttcipatmg m the lOth annual Youth and Science Conference at the Mershon Auditortum on The Ohio State UmverSlty campus Saturday. From Mejgs were, left to right, students Debbie Taylor, Paula Etchmger, Helen King, Sandy Garnes and advisor, Vll'gil King, represenlmg the Meigs County Agncullure Stabilization Conservation Service. The more than 1,500 youths heard dtstlnguished speakers discuss career opporturutles mthe Energy and Food fields. Also, they parttctpated m a tuurof ellhibtts and lecture demonstrations that gave them a look at latest technologies •mthe sctence fields. !ipon90rs of the conference were the College of Agrteulture and Home Economics, The Ohto Stale Umverslty, and the Ohto Agncultural Counctl along us 35, ftve mUea north of Galllpolla, hla ordeal ended. Late Sunday night, one lawman halted Ute car and charged the U11y woman With speeding She remained behind while Ritz drove off to arrange bond His mission ended in a ditch, and along By WIU.IAM E. CLAYI'ON for a stx-pump stalton, could Utah, dommated the Senate WASHINGTON (UP!) - eventually rmse the prtce of floor Monday discusSIDg thell' came another officer, hla While Congress grappled gasoline by about one-half proposaL to combme strtct oU • mobUe radio extender atprtce controls wtth relaxed aguln With proposals to shape cent a gallon. tached to his belt, giving out a national energy policy, the The areas covered by the ~turai gas prtce controls tQ calls audible to young Environmental Protection order are Baltunore, Boston, stimulate new suppltes. Rutherford. Opponent•, supporting an " That was the worst Agency moved to save nine Denver, !As Angeles, Sacmoment, when the trunk million gallons of ga90llne a ramento, the san Joaqum admtmstratlon · backed opened," he aald "I didn't year by putting gasoline Valley of California and Wa· combmatlon of emergency gas actions wtth long-term know If It was the guy or the vapors Into the tarik Instead shmgtun, D.C. llftmg of gas controls, were of the atmosphere. House and Senate conpollee. They said they'd kill The EPA said its order to ferees planned their first wmting for a chance to force me III made any noise." A pollee spokesman satd 37,000 service and fleet filling public meeting today on a vote on the tssue but the the mobUe units, carrylna the stations In eight smog- oomprehenstve energy biUs Senate schedule before tis planned October recess was same broadcasts as the car troubled cities to instal offered by both houaes. already crowded. on vapor-trappmg devtces bt the Senate, emergency radios, can operate up tQ a John GleM, O.Ohlo, said their pumps by 1977 was natural gas leglslabon for the mile from the prowl car, the bill at hand should be only prunarUy a pollubon oontrol espected lhortage winter's Ohio authorities booked the for the wmter's emergency alleged kidnapers In the measure and the saving of faced the double delay of a Gallla County jatl at fuel was "merely a side crowded schedule and a clash and administration sup· porters s!Jould not hold II That too was denied - by of proposals Gallipolis, pendmg federal benefit " The agency satd the Sens -Adlai Stevenson lll, "hostage" to get the long· both prosecution and defense. charges and probable transfer to Colt'unbus, Ohto. devices, costing $5,200-$7,700 Dnt, and Frank Moss, D- term deregulation they want, "The defense~ attorneya ' An FBI 1111ent Inspected the have never dlacus.ied her car and Ita contents. turning state's evidence," Rutherford, a clerk In a S81d Alfred Johnson, one of food store, told authorities his her lawyers. "We wouldn't abductors warned him to be By 'RICK DuBROW turned It over to prosecutiOn after the New ,York Post consider tt." qulet and, H he complied, he "There most assuredly SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) _ ancl defense lawyers for reported Miss Hearst conwouldn't be harmed and Patricia •Hearst IS under, study. have been no plea fessed a number of crunes released In a deserl on the oourt order wcooperate With negotiations," aald Robert L The judge also r!lled that during her talks with the way to California. ' Stevenson, a Justice three psychiatrists trying to Mtss Heatst's lllatements to psychiatrists. Her lawyers decide whether &he Is men- the J psycltlatrlllls ''&hall be demed it, saybtg ''she has not Department spokesman. Any deal would btvolve tally able to stand trial on ' fotever and • absolutely • confessed to anything." federal 'bank robbery ' barred from admission m The newspaper also said' Miss Hearst testifying charges. evuience against her In lhts she had agreed to turn lllate's agabtlll her former Symu.s District Judge Oliver or any other court, state or evidence against her fqrmer btonese Liberation Army i Carter who canceled a federal, In any criminal radtcal comrades In return comrades - WOllam and h~arlng sdteduled tv day for proceeding." for a light sentence or lm· EmUy Harrla and Wendy Mtss Hearst because the His unmuruty order came mumty from prosecution Yoshimura psychiatrists' report wasn't of the patients. That's ready, wid the 21-year-old because they aee that I've newspaper heiress Monday talked and I'm still alive. "to cooperate as fully as &he There was'no way I was going ts now able " to be In charge and not Results of the psychiatric COLUMBUS {UP!) - Obi- choice is Ours," the ad read. much of the debt, and thatthe operate Hawthornden the examination - Into the ef. oans were urged In a series of The text on the black programs wtli provide 500,000 Tight )\'ay from lite Ill art." fects of her kidnaping, major newspaper advertise- background detailed what new jobs. Due to the revelations alleged "brain-washing" and ments Monday tQ make a would happen H the goverJohn Deardourff of the uncovered at Hawtbornden, conversion to violent choice between welfare and nor's proposals on housing, Washington public relations the Ohio Highway Patrol radicalism- will be used by jobs, and to approve Gov. transportation, public con· firm of Batley, Deardourff & today began an invellllgatlon Carter tn determining James A. Rhodes' four "eco· structlon and IBX relief for Eyre, said the newspaper ads of alleged patient abuse at whether Miss Hearlll can nomic recovery" proposals expanding btdustrles are not were timed tQ coincide with a Columbus State ,Institute and stand trial or be released on on the Nov. 4 ballot. passed. "More welfare, more five-minute fUm being broad· Longview State Hospital In baU. Ohloansthfor Jobs an d Pro • unemployment, more calli on television statioos Cincinnati. Miss Hearst's lawyers told gress, e organ 1za1ton crime," the ad said. ll)roughout the state. Report Released the court 1811 week llhe was promohng the governor's On the willie hackgro111d, Deardotrff said the ad· Dr. Timothy B Moritz, not fully cooperating with four proposed oonstltutionai Rhodes' plans were ex- verttalng combbtatlon was dlrectur of the State Depart· them, often sitting sUent for amendments, purchased plamed, includinll the Pur· demgned tQ give Ohioans an ment of Mental Health and several mbtutes whUe they space for double-page, ad- · pose-"more JObs"-and the "early .look'' at each of the Mental Retardation, released tried tQ quellllon her and that yertlsements In the state s 10 cost.-"ndmmal .. ' less th@ four proposals and let them Monday a report by the hlgh· he ttlt de t rd the , largest cities and llingle-page the amount of the new know that '~his program has u owa m an d ads 1n the rest of Ohio's way patrol. It showed herr a parents seemed to daili aervln 20 000 revenue that the program many facets" evidence of brutal patient es g • or more will produce as• unemployed Deardourff said he did not clll ate. readers beatings at Hawthornden, vaCarter said he would resch• workers go back tQ work." know how much the ads COli, sexual acta between hospital edule the hearing after the The advertisement was Two of the four proposals but said the one.day display (Continued on page 10) psychlatrtsts had completed •It, with half on a black require Increases In the gaao· represented 75 per cent of the their report and he had backg~?und and half on line and sales taxes Bond newspaper advertising white Welfare or Joba, the issuestutal$4.5bltllonplusan budget for the campaign. estimated 3t}.year Interest ''The major thrust of the cost .of $4 bUUon. campaign will be on radio " • Rhodes has said the federal and television," he said ,. ~lon. VapQrs kept in tanks Patty is told to c~operat~ ~ Incidents bared at Hawthomden By PETE SPUDICH --: CLEVELAND (UP!)- Dr ~ Barry Fireman, superln:. tendent at Hawthornden " · State Hospital, says had It not been for him "Hghtlnll the fire," lncldenta of patient ~ abuse and sexual acts bet: · ween hospital employes and patients at the btlllltt&ton would have never been brought tQ light. "B~fore I c'me to Hawthornden a few montha IIIlO, "llobody WBB wUllng tQ ••• open their mouth abo!& the • place because their lives had been threatened," Fireman said Monday. "If I didn't do what I thought was rightlighting the fire, so tQ speak•• the btcldents would still be !, .. .. ~ : j • •".• r~mpant. , "Now a lot more people are starting to talk about the place and the mllllreatment :• • J. :· :• DR.LAMB "· •• • i..E i u " .. ••!.:- ~ Ohio given choice, welfare or jobs •! Honnones need carefttl . use By Lawreoce E. I,amb, M.D. DE.~ DR LAMB - Your answer to the woman who has been suffering from hot Dashes for IS years totally ignored her questions! Although she has moved to a new community and should get a famUy doctor, her real conc;ems are her low energy and hot flashes. I am curious why you did not tell her tv go to a gynecologiat who would put her on bormone therapy Surely that Is a widespread enough practt~ by now, even tf some doctors are still , &gill/lSI II. I get so angry with physicians who, because they are males and do not experience menopause, dlamlas It without a tfiought ' Hot !lashes are real and very uncunlorlable. I am a 25year-<Jid woman who had both iWarles removed, and I take Pennarln dally. I can always 'fll when I·v,_, forgotten tQ . recogmze m your rush to ' decrease In' estrogen levels. take my hormone pUis ~udgment Is that many of the' 'Giving more estrogen to a I suppose you'd ·say that hormones are warranted in symptoms you think of as "' Woman who Is already my case because of my age. I related to menpauae are also '·producing a normal amount would saf they are warranted caused by a number o!'other 1 Is a questionable practice. An In . her also. I especially medical disorders I don't exammatlon will reveal empathize with that poor assume I know the cause of which woman needs hor· woman because I also happen every symptum a person tells manes, as you obviously did, to have low blood presswe me about, but happen tQ yes, a! your age. I would -and low energy Durbtg the ' believe a good hlstury and su.spect that the doctor will be stunmer, hot Dashes and low examination may, provtde a quite able to sort out which energy are no plcnl~ I would better basis for a decision symptoms belong to what and like nothing better all stun- regarding treatment what to do about It Thoae · Depression , anxiety, wanting more liifQrmalton on mer than tv slt at the edge o1 a swimming · pool, sipping thyroid disorders and a h08t the Qse of hormones and other nunt juleps - or somethmg of other problems are often In treatment for the menopause the middle of the group of can write tQ me In care of this along those lines. labeled newspaper, P 0. Box 1551, · DEAR READER - If you symptoms read my column regularly "menopause." !tis Important Radto City Station, New you would know that I often to know the problem before York, NY 10019 Send 50 centa recommend estrogen trealmg II. The 'lady had a and a long, stamped, self· repllcement for those who number of problems and addresSed envelope, and ask need II and have no medical deserved more than the for The Health Letter number problems that would he made superficial answer that ~12, Menopause . I understand your faith In worse with these hormones. hormones were all ' she hormones because most Hilt Dashes are one of the needed. Vou may not realize also young women with your manifestations of the menopause that can · be _ that many women going · h18tory do need hormone greatly bernf1ied by givmg through the menopause do replacement. estrogeny What you fail to not have stgniftcant l . relmr:b!!!!!f~aem~en~ta~wlll~~wipe~o~ut~~~~~~~ Q We Hold These Truths ... A Chronicle of Amcric~ October 10, 1715: clerks work at a. public cOWlter or window doing such Jobs as selling stampa and weighing parcels and are personally ~sponslble for all money and stamps. Carriers have ID collect and deliver mall. Some walk and others drive. Carriers must be out m all kinds of weather and almost all bave tQ carry mail b1111s weighing as much as 35 pounds on their shoulder. They also have tQ load and unload sacks of mall wetghmg as much as 70 pounds. AI times, the dulles of new clerks and carriers are Interchangeable They must mamt.aln pleasant and effective public relations. Employes must maintain neat and proper personal attire. Applicants must be at least 18. The starUng salary for clerks and carriers Is $5.63, per hour with Increases to $6.91 per hour Exammattons have been based on the daily ndleage announced to, eslabhsh scheduled. Applicants must ehgtble persons for positions be at least 18 The starting as clerk and carrter and for salary ts $5 Be an hour substitute rural carrter (of No experience Is ~qwred record) at the Pomeroy Post either for the clerk and Offtce wtll be held soon by camer positions at the post Postmaster James Soulsby office The written Postmaster Soulsby exammatlon designed to lest stressed that th~re are no aplttude for learning and opemngs at the present time performing the duttes deals many of the post !tons but that Wtth address checking, the tests are bemg held to memory for addresses, estabhsh a hst of ehgtbies general abilities on reading Apphcahons are avatlable, and word meaning and as of today, at the Pomeroy number series. The test Post Offtee and the closmg requires about three hours date for all apphcations is time Oct 28. Those completing Clerks work Indoors. They apphcattons wtll be notified handle sacks of mall by matt as to the time and winghing as much as 70 iocatton of the examtnations pounds They sort and Those applymg for sub- dtstribule it by using a stttute camer of record need compltcl!ted system which no expenence and there are must he memorized Some no tratnmg requirements Apphcanls must take a NOTICE OF E~ECTION wntten test whtch constsls of ON TAX LEVY vocabulary and readmg IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL comprehenston questions and LIMITATION computations. The test - NOTICE Is hereby given reqwres about three and one- th et In pursuance of a Those Resolullon of Jhe Boord of quarter hours County Commissioners of the becoming ehglble must attain coun Jy of Meigs, Pomeroy, a ratmg of at least 70 out of Oh Jo, passed on the 29th dey of July , 1975, there will be 100 pomts, excludmg credtt subm Jlted 10 o vole of the for veteran preference. people ot sold County al a . General ELECTION to be held An ehgtble must have a on the County of Meigs, OhiO, valid state driver's license at the regular places of voJJng therein, on Tuesday, the .. th and a safe drtvmg record and day ot November, 1975 the he must pass the Postal question of levying, In excess of tne ten mill limitation , tor Servtce Road. Test . All the benelll ot Meigs counJy lor substitute rural carriers of the purpose of providing Meigs County's share for the record must furnish and benefit of tho Gallla Jackson mamtaln at thell' own exMe igs community Mental . Health and Mental Retar pense vehtcle equipment dat ion Board, lor the purpose necessary for the prompt of providing Jhe necessary requirements or the Com handhng of the malls, but munltv Mental Heollh and they are gtyen an eqwpment Relardallon Program established pursuant to matnlenance allowance ChapJer lAO of the Ohio Revised Code ' General Thomas Gage today surrenders his commapd of all Brtlish mihtary forces In the colonies. After nearly 20 yean tn America, he reaches London on November 14. Havin& been undentandably reluctant to take up armt against the Americans, and continually frultrated and overruled by tbe British aovemment, be ts sreeted tn London by official dtapleasure because ( 1) he fall· ed to put down tbe colonial rebetlton, and (2) be allowed tbecolonlata to bottle htmup io Boaton History's COtllell· sus Ia that altbouab an honorable man and a f.tne muttary admlntatrator, u a muttary atrateatat and tactician he wa1 merely adequate Hie JIUCCe88Dr, Getteral William Howe, it more eaaer for combat but JIDitelletl no more, muttary brut lance. Howe Immediately be1ins plannlnl tbe evacuation of British troops Genorol Gogo from Boston. - By Ross Mackenzlt '-Jeff MatNellyte tm Untied Feature Syndtea1e NOTICE OF ELECTION ON ISSUE O'N ION OS NOTICE Is heroby ' given that pursuance of a of the BOJ'rd of Educ:atlon of the Southern Local School Dllfrlct, passed on the 17th day of July, 1975, there will be s.ubmltted to a vote of the pecple ot said School District at the General ELECTION at the regular Tuesday . tho Ath aay qf November, 1975, tht question of Issuing bonds of said Board places 9f voting thtreln, on of Education In the a'mount of Four Hundred Twenty Thousand Dollars !5420,000 OO)Ior tht purpose of Construcllng, furnishing and equipping odaltlonal school facllllles at the High School site and purchasing .bleacners for the High School gym naslum Said tax being 1 renewal of an e•lstlng TAX OF Two tenths (0 21 mill to run for 10 Years at a rate not exceee11no 0 2 mills for each one dollar of \laluallon , wh ich amounts to Two Cents for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for Ten Years The Polls for said Election will be open at 6 30 o'clock A M anel remain open until 7 30 o'clock P as provided by Jaw The maximum number of veers during which suc.h bonda are to run li 20 years The estimated average additional tax rate amounts to Thirty Eight Ctnts tor each hundred dollus or valuation, which 11 3 I mills one for each one dollar of ... valultlon. outside ot the limitation Imposed by Article XII. Section 2 of the Con smutlon, as certified by the M Daylight Standard Time of said day By order of the Board of Elections, of Meigs County , CounJv Auditor The Palla for nld Election will open at 6•30 o'clock AM and remain open until 1 30 o'clock PM Daylight stan . aard Time of 11\d dtY OhiO Edwin S Cozart Chairman By order of the &o1rd of Elections, of Melga County , Dorothy M Johnson oatea Oct 2, 1975 (101 7, lA, 21, 28, Ate In ~!Solution Director OhiO ' Edwin S Cozart Chairman DorothY M Johnston Director NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION Dated Oct 2, 1975 (101 7, 1A, 21, 21, 41C NOTICE Is hereby given that In pursuance of a Resolution of the Council of the VIllage of Pomoroy, Ohio. ~th dey of AugusJ, 1975, there will be subm Ilied to a vote of the people of sold VIllage ot • General ELECTION to be htld NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCISI OF • THI! TI!N MILL ' LIMIT ... TtON NOTICE II htreby . glven passed on the In the Vlltaoe at Pomeroy, Ohio, at the regular place of voting therein, on Tutsdly, the, In pursuence of 1 Rt*Oiutlon of the Botrd of County commlasloners of the County of Meigs, Pomtroy , the .tth day of November. 1975, the que1t1on of levying , In oK<ess ot ltn mill llmltetlon, Ohio, ponoa on tho 2nd dar of for the benefit of Pomeroy September, 1975, there wll be submitted to 1 vote of the people of sold County 11 o VIllage for the purpost of current Expenses SaJg IlK being an edELECTION to be hold dltlontl tax of One Mill to run Gtnertl In tho Counly of M~IQI, Ohio, for Five yean. et the rtguler placft of voflno at a rate exceeding 1 0 mill for therein, on Tutaday, the .4th each one dollar of valuation, dty of Novtmbtr, 1975, the qutstlon of levylno. In exce11 whlc;h amounts to Ten Cents for each and hundred doll1rs of valuation , for Five years of tho ton mill llmllotton, tor Jht benefit of Molgs Counly tor tht purpose of the main ttnenct and operation of schoola, training ctnters. work '"of' · cllnlu, a'nd The Polls tor sold Election wJII be open at 6 30 o'clock A M 1nd remain open until 7 30 o'clock P M Doyllght Stanaard Time of sold dey By oraer of lhl Boord of Elections, of Meigs County, Ohio Edwin s Cozart rtlldtntlo ltcllltles lor rttardtd persona Sold ttx being : on ad· dltlontl tox of One mill to run mentally tor 10 years Chairman Dorothy M Johnston Director Dated Oct 2, 1975 00) 7, 1-4, 21, 28, o4tC et 1 rate not IKcttdlnG 1 Dmill for tech or,e doller of valuation , wh ch emounts to Ten Cents for tlch one hun drld dOllars of vtluatlon , fOr Ten Years 1 lho Polls lor ltld EttcJJon • Will bt opon ot 6 30 o'clock A M 1nd rtmtln open until 7 30 o'clock P.M . Oeyllghl • Stondtrd Tlmt ot llld day By order of the Boord of Elocllons, of Meigs County, Ohio NOTICE 01' ELECTION ON TAX LIVY IN EXCISS 01' THE TIN MILL LIMITATION NOTICE II htreby given that In pursu1nce of 1 RHolutlon of tho Council of the Vllltgo of Reclno. Ohlo 1 Edwtn s Cozart Chtlrman Dorothy M Johnson Director passed on the -4th day of Auguat, 1975, there will be Dotoa Oct 2, 1975 submitted to 1 volt of tho 1101 7, !A, 21, 21, Ale people of sold VIllage et 1 General ELECTION to bo hold In tho Vlllaoo of Roctno, Ohio. ar the reguln place of voting therein, on Tueaday, the .4th day of November, 1975, the QUHtlon Of levying, In IKCIII of the ten mill limitation, for 11iiblili liT OIIYOTID TO THI INTI 01'· N t.11 A. tho bontllts of Recine Vllltgt CNI\TII L. iNNifttLL lor lht purpose of C~rrtnt uc. I d. nponsos of tho Vlll111o of 11011 T HOIPLtCH Roctnt. City ldllor Sold tox btl nO> on td ·Publllhtd dtlly tXCtpt ' dltlonol Ju of 3 0 mills to run • Selurdoy by Tht Ohio Vtlltv for flvt years Pubflslllno compony, Ill Court St, Pomeroy, Ohio at I r1t1 not eXCftCUng 3.0 457H IUI\fttU OIIICt Phont .' mills for each one dOllar of ttl-2156 t!dltorlel Phont tt2 • val uatlon, which amounts to 2157 Stcond cltll f!Oetltt IN Ia Thirty Cents for tlch ont hun elrod dolllh of vetuotlon, 11 l'om oro~. O~fo N•ttonof Uvtrttslng for. F lvt ytara. Word · Tho Polls lor sold Election rt!H'_fltntt)lvt Co]ftpan~ Inc_. , will bt open at 6 30 o'clock GrU«fh Gtltag er Dtv,:; A M ana remain open until loJttntlll &Ave, N• Yqrk, 1 30 o'clock P.M Doyllght 75t_.Thlrd N T 10017 • Slondtrd Tlmt of sold dty. Subscription rates. By order of tho Boord of Dtllvtrtd bV carrtef' whore ElectiOtlt, of Meigs County, IVIIItbft 75 C.fllll "r WNk, OhiO IV Motor . .ult whey arrler ltrvlct n .. Edwin s Cozert Vllllblt, O"t mon1f!,,13.25 1 Ymelt fn Dftlo JnG w. Ve., Chelrman nt Ytor, IU.OO, Six onlht, all.SO; Thrtt OorothY M Johnoton onths, 17.00. lltewhert Dlrettor 21.10 veer. 51~ months ' Otltd Ocl 2, 1975 13 50; "'"' prlct "'"'"''· 11 5!.: ubacrll!tf011 lncludH unday TlpH·S.,rtntl. ~101 7, 14, 21, 21, "< M ICU·MA • • ' r.~... Cowboys surprise Lions, 36~10. _________ _ By RICHARD L. SHOOK The treat of playing the today he'd probably tell you satd, "and we held them,weU opened the fourth with a twoUP! Sports Writer ftrst regular season game m that although the stadtum unlll that bad pass from jUggle catch of a Staubach PO!iTIAC, Mtch, (UP!) _ the largest covered football was fmlshed, the Dallas center. That was the turmng pass That play went42 yards ' I for a score eight seconds mto The Dallas Cowboys are sup- stadium In the country plus defense dtd a little 'recon- pomt." _.__ posedly Ill a rebuilding phase the roarmg of the audtence struction work on hun. The bad snap was on a the !mal pertod By MILTON RICHMAN Dallas got a play from but they still look every bit as ch~rged Detroit up The Rookie Randy White and puntmg sttuation to Herman UP! Sports Editor flnlshed as the Detroit Lions' Lions played with Super Bowl Harvey Martm led a Cowboy Weaver but the Detroit street footbjlll to get tis next N • ' 1on • I Football League new stadium. , emotion. defense that sacked Landry punter had to ptck the ball up touchdown Back Robert PITISBURGH (UP! ) - If you're going to start an argument Standmgs By Unltect Press International Coach Tom Landry's team, Dallas looked m Super II times for 84 yards In losses and run wtth 11. He was Newhouse sucked the defense over whtch was the best team m baseball, you 'II lose Pete Amerlca~.~;nfirence still one of ftve National Bowl form ' playing m a Landry ooly pasaed for 85 dropped for a !().yard loss on m wtth a fake sweep around Rose. He's no expert m that field. He's not that old. nght end and lofted a pass tQ w L r Pet Football League clubs ~dlum that would he worthy yards and Bill Mu090n, wbo the Uons' 33 Talk to hun about the 1927 Yankees and aU he knows Is Babe ~~:~~~~ ' 3 o o 1ooo without a loss, maugurated of pro football's top game and got Into the game after It was Drew Pear90n caught a 31}. Drew Pearson, who was Ruth hit 60 home runs for them that year NY Jels ~ ~ the Lions' $55 7 mtlllon It' did It agsmst a Detroit decided, added 26 yarda tv yard pass from quarterback probably the only person m Now If you talk about the last 20 years, or maybe the next 20 ~:~~r~~iand ~ •5 ~ domed playing palace team that had been pretty that to ~ve the Uons a net Roger Staubach and one play the 80,638-seat stadtum that days, that's altogether different Pete Rose speaks with more central Monday mght with a 36-10 surpr18mg ltseH In wlnmng Its passbtg yrdage ftgure of just later Young bulled over from was alone at that lime ,, authority on this tune frame That's because he has been with Drew Pearson made 11 a 46- the Clncmnatl Reds 13 years and followed them long before the one wtth 3.03 rema111111g Concl~nalo W L T Pet defe~ting of fll'ed-up Detroit first two games of the season. 'll. PJ!tsburoh ~ 1:~ A near capacity crowd of The Cowboys trailed I~ "It's amazmg we're still m tbe thll'd quarter tQ put yard score on that play and that So if you care to chaHeJ18e hlB statement that the present ' ~~~~~~~d 2 t o 667 79,784 came out to see the early in the third quarter unbeaten," Coach Tom DaUss back m front, 1~10, came back to grab a pass Reds constttute the best club the majors have had m the past 20 Wes/ 3 0 ~ game, and the new football when " second-year running Landry of Dallas said, even though Tont Frttsch's hpped tn the end zone by years you go nght ahead. Oaklana w L T Pet. showplace. The Inflated back Charles Young and wtde "considering we're m a extra-pomt try was wtde tQ cornerback Levt Johnson of "There Isn't any question mmy mind that this Is the best baH Detrotl 'or a 37-yard touch· club I've been assoctated with In 13 years," says Pete Rose. Denver ~ ~ 1 ~~ Teflon-coated fiberglass roof, receiver Drew Pearson ex- transitional phase with so the left Kan•u Cllv o 3 o 1100 held up by 29 blowers run- ploded for two touchdowns many new fellows. The YouJ18 rtpped off a 39-yard down. That ended Staubach's "It's Ute best balanced club and I honestly don't see anyone " San Diego o 3 o veterans are keeping us nm to end the period the next mght wtlh an 11-for-16 per- -around who can beat tl. I'm not downgrading the Pirates, but National conference 000 mmg the stadium, made apiece ' East sound as much of a captive as . H you asked quarterback gomg." time Dallas got the baU and formance good for 21~ yards. they can beat you only one way, with power, The Mets can beat w. L T Pet the air ts Greg Landry of the Ltons "We attacked them well Dallas you another way, with pitching But we can beat you with more 3 0 011100 Washington 2 I 0 667 ' early," Coach Rtck Forzano ways than any other team m baseball. With our speed, our St Louis 2 I 0 667 defense or our bats " Philadelphia . 1 2 0 333 NY Glanls 1 2 0 333 "Everybody says we don't have good enough starting pit· Centrai J " chers,'' he says "We went 45 straight days without getting a W L T Pet stealing differs from many By FRED McMANE Minnesota 3 0 01000 complete game from our pitchers and I think we set a record. other players At times hlB Detroit UP! Sports Writer 210667 Chicago I 2 0 333 views on base stealtng even But when you got (Will ) McEnaney, (Rawley) Eastwtck, PITISBURGH (UP! ) Green Bav 0300011 (Pedro l Borbon and (Clay) Carroll tQ come In In relief, what Joe Morgan doesn't believe conflict with those of Reds' West By JACK SAUNDERS Southern Cal and do you care about complete games? Our starters pitched only them Into eighth, six places -t WLTPct the Pittsburgh Pirates will be Manager Sparky Anderson UPI Sportt Writer Los Angeles 2 1 o 667 Nebraska, also 4.0, each higher than a week ago. 22 complete games an year. So what • We won 108 ball games, "I don't ltke to steal bases . San able to s!Oj) him from stealing Atlant~ 1 2 o 333 NEW YORK (UP!) - Last decisively won to remain didn't we? When's the last tl11!eanytearrtwon that many•" Weill Vll'ginla, Colorado, Francisco 1 2 o 333 '" in the National League just for the sake of stealing New Orleans 0 3 o ~ 333 week Ohio State took No. I third and fourth , respec- Arizona State, Arizona and playoffs Sixty-six years ago, but who's counting? ......, them," says Morgan. "A lot Mo~day's Result from Oklahoma by a narrow tively. The Trojans, with two Notre Dame are 11th through The Reds have won thell' Ia at eight ganies in a row, and tbe Dallas 36 Detroit 10 n•ght Morgan ian 't just peking of times I don't think tl's 13 votes. Thla week It wasn't first place ballots, won on the 15th, Michigan State and sundlr's Games way they're playing, they could Win their next five. that would on the Pirates. He doesn't necessary . lnvanably you Atlanta 11 San Francisco even close. road at Iowa, 2'1·16, and the gtve them first World Champtonshlp m 35 yeara. Florida-not In the top 20 last Buffalo at Baltimore • " We think we're good Cornhuskera were a poor holll week-are 16th and 17th, think anybody can stop him will pull a lot of muscles If Ch lcaoo at Detroit "It doesn'tmatter tumewhoweplay, the Red Sox or the A's, "' Dalfas at NY Giants enough to he No I," said to Miamt of Flortda. The MIBBOuri and San Diego State The, Cincinnati Reds' second you steal a lot of bases. Also, I but from aUf hear, the Red Sox have a fine young team, and , Dtr'jver at Pittsburgh baseman, who has stolen four plly a posllton where there's '" Buckeye coach Woody Hayes 'Canes gave Nebraska a Green Bav at New Orleans are !8th and l9th and Kansas, bases bt four tries m the first a lot of contact. If I were to l'd like to play 'em. I've never seen Fenway Park. Never been '" Houston at Cle\lelend after his team's 41·201rlumph !lattle but fell 31-16.. " Oaktana el Kansas ~lly also a newcomer' Is 20th, the . two games of the sertes steal all the tilDe my legs there. I think that left field wall of theirs would be good for at then-19th ranked UCLA. LO$ Angeles at Sen Diego Tens dldn 't hurt Itself with slllh Big Etght team to make firmly believes he can steal would eventually be gone guys ltke (Ken) Griffey, (Cesar) Geronimo and myself not to New England at Cincinnati "And !think we're going to he its61·7 rout of Utah State; the "' NY Jets at Minnesota off any pttcher In baseball "I don't even look for a stgn mention all our other right-banded power hitters I heard a lot No. I. We won by 21 points I 4-0 !AnghOrns jumped two the top 20. Philedelphle at Miam i usually, but sometimes about this Freddie Lynn I saw him In the AH-8tar game and Mondl'f'l Game think we should be No. I, places tv filth as prevtous No. NEW YOR K !UPI )- The simply because he has '" St ,Louis at Washington. n1ght Press Internat ional worked hard at perlecting hla Sparky doesn't think I'm · was tmpresaed. l'd ltke to meet Tom Yawkey also. I've heard '" period " And they are-at 5M1880urlfelloutofthetop 10 United I Board of Coaches top 20 stealing enough afKl he'll give so many good things about hun. least according to the United wtth their 31·7 &hellackmg by college football teams w ith skiD "Everybody calls me 'CharUe Huatle,"' he says. "They l' • ulbey can't stop me," says me a sign to go. He knows won fost records and first ' • Press Internat1onal Coaches Michigan. always talk about my hustle but I think a better word Ia enplace ' votes In parentheses Morgan, "because I work bow I feel about stealtng too '" Board. Fourth Week Texas A&M, 4-0, remained harder at stealing bases than much, though, and a lot of thuslasm.Ijust enjoy playing baaeball.l'm liiBilq lig money Points Oklaboma's 21-20 nerve- sixth with a IG.o llhutout of 1Team Ohio Sl (< OJ !371 <13 they (the pitchers) do at times he'll tell me not to go for doing something I love. Look, when you play baaebaU wracker over previously lllubborn Kansaa State and 2 Oklahoma (A 01 12J 359 '" you're going to have your slumps, your negative fan reaction, Calli ( 4 OJ !21 306 holding people em base. In The number of bases I steal 16th-ranked Colorado, a week got the last No 1designation; •3 Soulh long plane rides and a Hfe 11 Hvlng out of a sultcaae. If you Nebraska (4 01 2S5 spring training I have the doesn't excite me Feeling · after the Sooners lost their when Notre Dame lost to S Texas (4 01 253 don't have a tolerance for all these things, how can you do 233 batting practice pitchers that nobody can stop me. No. '1 ranking by 13 points Michigan State 10-3, tl 6 Texas A&M (4 01 !11 • them• Yeah, I know, I'm haH.flakey. That doesn't make any 7 Alabama (J 11 102 I That gtves me a thrill " when they could only squeak knocked the· Fightbtg trlsh 8 MIChigan (2 0 21 85 work on holding me on base, difference, though. I still love to play basebiH." 60 then I practice my starta. by Miami of Florida, 20-17, out of the tQp 10 as well and 9PennSt(4l l 10 Oklahoma Sl , (<OJ •• And I'm always studyutg sealed Its fate, though bOth let Alabama, Pem State, 11 wut VIrgin ia (4 Ol 37 ptlchers, watching their 12 Colorado !3 11 30 they and Olito State are 4-0. Oklahoma State and 13 Arizona Sf (4 OJ 25 moves to first balll!. lf I put so ·" BEREA, Ohio (UP!) -The The Buckeyes assumed the Michigan cHmb. jntu the top l.t Arizona (3 0) 24 • ' unmistakable smell ol much work bttQ It I should 13 IQp 1811 week with lhelr 32-7 10. The Crlmsoit nde, 3-1, l S Notre Came (3 1) , • another P9tentlally rotten 16 Mich igan St !3 11 12 have an advantage over the Florida !3 II 11 ,,',' seam provoked Cleveland win over North Carolina, but climbed up two places to 17 6 pitchers." were tbought No 1 then by a ~~eventh, the Nlttany Lions, 4- 18 Mluourl !3 11 Browna Owner Art Modell to narrow 20-17 margin. 19 San Diego SJ 15 01 5 Unlike many players, Mor3 1, and the 4-0 Cowboys-the 20 Kansas q 11 ," drop a thinly veUed threat gan, who has fiiOlen all of hla Note By agreement with This week, the choice was third Big Eight team tv v about the future of the the American Football · baaea In this aer1e1 oil left. clear-at! as Ohio State pulled achieve top 10 ranking thia Coaches, teams on probation coaclttng staff Monday. 37 of a possible 42,first place . Week-moved up one spot by the NCAA ere lntllglbte halllled pltebwa, prefer• "f'm · not advocating any for top 20 and national lefties to right-ltanden when By BILL MADDEN the trouble the brazen Ctn- lefties (Don Gullett and Fred '" coaching changes now," votes and 413 points, 54 polnta each to ninth and 10th, championshiP conslderat lor'l clnnati base-runners have Norman) away from llome, ahead of Oklahoma, which respectively, . and the Oy the UPI Board of coaches It comes to demonstrating hla UPI Sports Writer Modell aald at Coach Forrelll Those reams on probation for PITI'SBURGH (UP!) caused Murtaugh hopes scenario received only two No. 1 Wolverines' decisive victory, 1975 are Mississippi State, specially. Gregg's news conference "I find It eallier steallng off SMU Long Beach State and Choo~lng youth over ex"Just look what's happened change will pep up his so-far boosting them to 2-0-2, sent Southweslern Lou isiana after hanging around the designations. lefties because I can aee perience, the Pittsburgh the past two days," he said. tame sluggers. team's practice !lite aU day. every move they make," says Pirates have entrusted John "I'm just going to have to "We're a hitting ballclub," "However, whatever has to Morgan. " If I can see Candelarta, a 21-year-old keep them close. But their Murtaugh said. "We're juat be done, will be done." the everything going on 11 makes rookie aouthpaw, tQ be their legs have never hurt me m not scoring and that's not owner said. "I wouldn't leave me a better runner. Actually, "stopper" IQday and keep the the past. It's !hell' bats- · typical of the Pittsburgh out any options. It doesn't I'm not that fast. But I'm Clncmnati Reds' "GoGo especially Tony Perez- Pirates I admit we're runmean rthat we won't make qutcker than most other guys. Gang" off the bases In what who've hurt me." nlng out of excuaes, but we'll 90me ;changes. Mter two steps I'm going at may be the final game of tbe Thus, It'll be no consolation jWJt have to aee how they play "If a realloca'hon of fuU speed. In a race I could National League cham- for Candelana to know that here." responsibility Ia necesaary, neVer beat a guy ltke Lou plonslup sertes. Perez Is enjoying his best •"' we'll do 'that." By 'tii!:Nt; t.:AOUES worried that this might hurt" are not aH seniors." Brock But LoU doesn't get as Pirates' Manager Damy playoff senes evtll'. While the •• After flnl8hlng 4-10 In 1974, UPI Sporll Writer The only dou~ful lllarter big a lead as I do." Griffin chances of becoming Murtaugh, outwardly calm other Reds-Joe Morgan, Thts Week's S"clt! the Browne .,-e off to a COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) - the first to win the Helaman for thia Saturday's game Morgan will get to aee despite bemg down ~2 In Dave Concepcion and Ken Woody Hayes tnliiBia he Isn't Trophy twice. ~':. horrendous lllart this aeaaon 1111alnlll Iowa Is defensive another left-ltander Tuesday games In tbe best.(lf-flve Griffey- have been running - • with an 0-3 record for the first becoming a gambler. He urged tbose present at back Bruce Ruhl, who suf- night In the third game of the series, selected the youthful the Pirates to death on the "That wasn't a gamble, it his Monday press luncheon, fered a strabted knee ltll&btlll championship sertes. John Candelaria to pitch the bases, Perez has supplied the , , three games. They have eobred only 33 points whl,lt was a calcUlated risk," "especially you wire service UCLA. Candelaria, a rookie, will be crucial lhtrd game over power-four RB!s, a two-run • allowing 108, the worst Hayes told his weekly preas guys," not tQ forj!el Griffin. Two other defenllive backs, pitching for the Pirates and Bruce Kison, a veteran of homer and a .625 average. In Hayes called the record Tim Fox (fooO and Max Morgan, although he has three champtonlhip aeries three previous NL cham"•• ' figures In the National luncheon Monday. USED CARS Hayes W&a referring tQ hla string of 25 "unbelievable." Mldlam (ankle), suffered never faced the · y0UJ11!ster, and a World Series hero In pionship series, Perez htt a :; Football League. Defensive coordinator Buckeyes 'going for a first He said It was hla plan tv minor Injuries but should be has llludled his moves from 1971 combmed 185 :~ Riehle McCabe swears to be down on a fourth and leu leave Griffin In any game the available the bench. "Candelaria has kept our "In the past I seemed to ; bt the holtelt water, followed than a foot situation In their Buckeyes play, regardless of Greene1 wilo rushed for 120 "His move Is not superior," ballciub In every game he's start fast and taU off m • • cloaely by defensive line own terrii<~Jy early In the score, "unW he gets It . yarda and two tuucltdowns Morgan admits. "I've never !itched thia year," satd Mur- September," Perez satd . 't '," coach Dick Modzelewski Saturday ni8ht's 41·20 win (100 yards)." against the Bruins, was faced him In a game, but I've taugh. "That's why I wanted "But this year I finished fast Cpe , V 8, motor, auto • Oppollng quitrterbackl have over UCLA. Hayes agabt talked about named the offensive back of got my own Ideas about what him. There was no thought of and kept right oo hilling mto trans , P S , vinyl roof, ... paase(l the Cleveland defense "When we've got that far tQ the versatillly of the Ohio the week, wi!Ue tight end he can do He ptched 11111\lnst making a change after we the playoffs. Pete (Roae) clean car go," Hayes said, holding his State backfield of Greene, Larry Kaln and guard Bill us twice this year but I didn't lost the first two games " , , IIIHy ao lar thia aeaaon. says that's a sign of getting "He'a doing everything- he hahda Inches apart, "and Griffin, Johnson and Luke1111 shared ltneman of the play either time. I watched "Besides, maybe you old, but I doo't know." "' can do," Gregg ,tiBid of Me- Pete John!IOn Is our fullback, wingback Brian Baachnegei. week. him closely from the bench remember, Ktson was a Opposing Candelarta for all hell can't lllop US I' qabe. "He's doing all he The top defenllive player and he Impressed me as a rookie too when he pitched .so the Reds will be Gary Nolan, " "We feel we have a typical knows hbw to do. &:methlng Not only did Johnson get Ohio State team which can award, for the second week In pitcher but not With hll! well for usm the World Series a 27-year old right-bander ~ ~ morf hu to be done, the first down, he scored a put presaure on you from aU a row, went tQ tackle Eddie pickoff move. He looks like a that time." who made one of baseball's '!' Ho-. There' a always a pair of touchdowns, Iils lOth four offensive backfield Beamon wilo sacked UCLA normal left-bander. Candelarul, U with a 2.75 remarkable comebacks this You 'll Like Our Quality " way tQ aet Ute job done." and llthofthe se&90n, and his posllfons,'' said Hayes "We quarterback John Sciarra "I'm a hard guy to Impress, earned run average this year, year by winning 15 games Way of Doing Business fine faking helped set things 8190 feel we have a tl'\lly line three Urnes for minus 24 though Steve Carlton of the seemed unaffected by his after missing two straight GMAC FINANCING '"' ) 992-5342 Pomeroy up lor quarterback Cornelius yards. PhUUes probably bothers me pressure-packed role. · 1tne And, fortunately, they seasons because of calcium BUZZARDS BAY, Mau. Open Evan1ngs 'Ill 1:00 the most of the left-banders , • (UP!) -The Bcaton Celtics Greene and taUback Archie "I think I've earned thla," deposits in his arm . Tllip m Sot . and AndY Mesaersmlth of the he said "I deserve the Mter faCIDg two stratght Monday trimmed their roster Griffin. "Pete's lakes were the best Dodgers has the best move chance to pitch off what I dtd to 18 playn by cutting rookie we've ever seen," said among the right-bandera But for them during the regular Daryll Brvwn of Fordham. Hayes, nobody bothers me very season. I have to admit, Brown, a s.e lorwlrd, was Hayes•· expreased llincere much Eventually they have though, I was a litUe surthe !118m's No. 4 draft choice. concern that Griffin, the to throw tbe ball to the plate " prised when he chose me over The CelUc1 must set down I Helaman Trophy winner as a Morgan stole 67 bases thla Bruce." Pl'l'I'SBURGH (UP!) - two one-sided triumphs over to the required 12-man limit Ia being taken for junior, aeam, equalling his major ' While nearly everyone conbefore the start of the Johnny Bench, an unac· the Pirates In addition to granted this year. leagae hlgh, and was caught cedes the Pirates must begin , Naillonal Basketball customed .125 hitter apbtal calling ' two near-perfect Griffin has maintained ~ AaaoelaUon leaaon Oct. 24. the Pittsburgh Pirates In the games, Bench's crisp throws Bleating only 10 Urnes. He Is doing what they do bestabout the same pace he did a National League cham- to first on shirt rollers In the only member of the Reds hitting-If they're going to 1 PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UP!) year 11110 when he rushed for plonlhip seriea, Is perf8cUy froot of the plate cut down allowed to steal whenever he make a challenge of it, - A miUion damage suit 1,69!1 y...ts and baa run his content with his supporting three would-be Pirate wanta, but his phil0110phy of Candelaria Is well aware of apbtat American BuketbaU lllr\na of consecutive game• role of "keeper of the Ctn· baaerunnera on Sunday. lj '" I e Alloclatlon 1tar Marvin with at least 100 yarda clnnati Reda'pltchers" "Obviously, our pitchers ; '- I Barnea will be tried on rushing to 2$ So far lhlli year, That Ia for tbe time being have been a lig fact« In our . Griff~~~ baa 5631n lour cames. anyway. schedule reaardleu of IUCcetll so far," said Bench. ' But Griffin, who gained 180 • with the league's ' 1l'm not happy with my "They haven't allowed those 'I conlllct yarda and scored his firlll TD lh Vanila & lh Choc. IChedule, a federal judge bat," Bench said Monday In P!ttaburgh hitters to aet a • •• ruled Monday. of the MillOn aRBinlll UCLA, between taking some prac- lead on ua. So I've been trying. ' ·has been forced to llhate In Con•1 Q1s. &Pints I . The trial of the Splr\18 of St. more of the publicity this tice swings "But as long as hard mentally to juat call a Loull star could begin In everyone else keeps blUing lood game, try to prevent I' '" ~ovember as Chief Judge year with Johllson, wilo leads the way they have for us, I them from walking anybody ~----------~---1 tJ ~ llaymulld J. Pettine of U.S the nation bt scorins, and don't mind ooncentratlng on and just concentrate on those Free Mounting and Balancing ' 1 Dlatrlct COUrt rejected a Greene, wi1o wu ~ the' my catdtlng an\1 handline of things lnalead of my bat. I •• tup offeniiVe play• In the JDOtlon by illrnll' Ia~ to the pltcben " "The reaaon I haven't bit, I ' . delay Buckl' nationally televised the trial unW May. Bench, a 213 hitter with 28 thbtk, Ia that we wrapped up Hrt.l 10:00 A.M. TIIII:OO P.M. Sun.-Thur. Barnu, a .fo~mer All· win over UCLA. bomera and 110 runs-batted· lhe dlvillon dtle ao early, I '' "' 10:00 A.M. Til 12:00 P.M. Fri. lo S1t. 'I .. Anlerlc~n at Providence "Too many people ~Y tn during the reguw aeam, just haven't gotten back Into 992-2556 N. Znd take him (Griffin) for haa nonelheleu played an the groove again." •, Jml&l eouece. na1m AB!o Rookie granted," POMEROY,O. W.MAIN Hayes · said, J c". of the Year. lmoortanl role In the Reds' I I I I , p ro ., Sport Parade lStandin~s \ i m m l1 l Bucks solid No.1 Morgan confident . .. . Modell not . ·- happy with 0~ record Candelaria on mound against Gary Nolan Fourth and a foot is no. gamble with Mr.·Johnson '7llaige Dlqer Cpe. '1695 Karr &Van Zandt Bench not worried as long others 00 job as ... .·-·,.. 'U TWIST ICE .CREAM • "'" ... 1.:. .. 4 Ply Whitewall Polyester .TIRE BARGAINS A78x13.. •••••••••••• 119.95 E78x14••••••••••••• .f21.95 G78x14.............!23.95 H78x 15. •••••••••••••'24.9 5 Adolph's Dairy Vallev GENERAL TIRE SALES f �. .. . .. " ~ 3- The DaUy Sentillel; Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, Oct. 7,1975 ,±. . · '2.:.. The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 , Tuesday, Oct 7, 1975 ~~..... Kidnap victim .... . ""' @use ',..., '"' '•,t;t.ll ....... PO jobs ex3;m planne<l will ~ ~, c care at washes· ST. ALBANS, W.Va (UP!) Kidnap victim John ;.• \."" Rutherford says he probably '"" won't ventwe to the netgh•u•-. borhood car wash the next time his car gets dirty Rutherford took his car out "'" for a clearung Sunday jWJt r"" before dusk and wound up bt ':. the trunk, bouitd and g1111ged, ~; while an armed kidnaper ·-· made pt.na tQ head lor the "'"'" West Colli. "No, I'll probably jlllllmok ,,, up the old hole 111d .,.. k • ri8ht bt front of the llo-," 1 :" Rutherford tuld UPl. >< The IS-year-old llnmaft'a ~•' 90n spent aeven houn IDdlld ;:- In the tr111k untU an Olllo Highway patrolman hallld ,,, his car near Ga!J.Ipolla tQ arrelll 211-year-old Charlel R. Ritz of Charleston lor 1 ' " drunken drlvbtg. " " Fortunately for Ruther1 ~ ford, the arrestbtg offleer " ' waa carrying a mobUe radlo -~~· extender, and pollee caUs ':.. were blaring forth. ••• Young Rutherfords 's lrother Is a deputy &herlff, ~ · , and the sound of pollee caUs was a famUiar one. He let ot& ' "' a few kicks lnllide the tnmk, , enough tQ make the lawman ,o: curious. :~: "My )lrother has a radio -~ · monltur he keeps at hlahome, and I've heard It several times, 90 I knew the 'poltce Ofi O were outside," he explained. ,., ,. M omenta later, the " " fireman's 90n wBB freed, and Ritz was taken back tQ where '"' his accomplice, 3&-year-old .~ Harriet Lilly of Castro Valley, Calif., had been picked up a llhort time earlier ao for a traffic Infraction. U41 \ " "Oh, man, was I scared, 1!11 , you wouldn't believe," " " Rutherford recalled. His abductors had threatened to dump him In a desert on the way to California. Fact Ia, he was 90 nervous the brother accompanied his father to Gallipolis tQ drive his car back home. !tutherford said he was suspicious of his kidnaper .~ . .. \ J .' ' when the man approached at the car wash, located about a block lrom his home, "because he JUSt acted weird." "He asked for a ride downtown; and when I told him I wasn't gmng that way, he pulled out a 'Saturday night special' and ordered me In the trunk," he said "That 'n billy hi8hway right tll«t, too. I don, see how ""'* :=~dldn= •t see me." . lol d aald he was Ia he htmsell of his . , lnlde of ripped-apart tan , hi re-assembled i.hl'lll whrnever the car ..,... Seven hours after the ah- FIVE ATrEND CONFERENCE- Four students of Metgs Htgh School and an adull advisor were among 450 high schools <m Ohio parttcipatmg m the lOth annual Youth and Science Conference at the Mershon Auditortum on The Ohio State UmverSlty campus Saturday. From Mejgs were, left to right, students Debbie Taylor, Paula Etchmger, Helen King, Sandy Garnes and advisor, Vll'gil King, represenlmg the Meigs County Agncullure Stabilization Conservation Service. The more than 1,500 youths heard dtstlnguished speakers discuss career opporturutles mthe Energy and Food fields. Also, they parttctpated m a tuurof ellhibtts and lecture demonstrations that gave them a look at latest technologies •mthe sctence fields. !ipon90rs of the conference were the College of Agrteulture and Home Economics, The Ohto Stale Umverslty, and the Ohto Agncultural Counctl along us 35, ftve mUea north of Galllpolla, hla ordeal ended. Late Sunday night, one lawman halted Ute car and charged the U11y woman With speeding She remained behind while Ritz drove off to arrange bond His mission ended in a ditch, and along By WIU.IAM E. CLAYI'ON for a stx-pump stalton, could Utah, dommated the Senate WASHINGTON (UP!) - eventually rmse the prtce of floor Monday discusSIDg thell' came another officer, hla While Congress grappled gasoline by about one-half proposaL to combme strtct oU • mobUe radio extender atprtce controls wtth relaxed aguln With proposals to shape cent a gallon. tached to his belt, giving out a national energy policy, the The areas covered by the ~turai gas prtce controls tQ calls audible to young Environmental Protection order are Baltunore, Boston, stimulate new suppltes. Rutherford. Opponent•, supporting an " That was the worst Agency moved to save nine Denver, !As Angeles, Sacmoment, when the trunk million gallons of ga90llne a ramento, the san Joaqum admtmstratlon · backed opened," he aald "I didn't year by putting gasoline Valley of California and Wa· combmatlon of emergency gas actions wtth long-term know If It was the guy or the vapors Into the tarik Instead shmgtun, D.C. llftmg of gas controls, were of the atmosphere. House and Senate conpollee. They said they'd kill The EPA said its order to ferees planned their first wmting for a chance to force me III made any noise." A pollee spokesman satd 37,000 service and fleet filling public meeting today on a vote on the tssue but the the mobUe units, carrylna the stations In eight smog- oomprehenstve energy biUs Senate schedule before tis planned October recess was same broadcasts as the car troubled cities to instal offered by both houaes. already crowded. on vapor-trappmg devtces bt the Senate, emergency radios, can operate up tQ a John GleM, O.Ohlo, said their pumps by 1977 was natural gas leglslabon for the mile from the prowl car, the bill at hand should be only prunarUy a pollubon oontrol espected lhortage winter's Ohio authorities booked the for the wmter's emergency alleged kidnapers In the measure and the saving of faced the double delay of a Gallla County jatl at fuel was "merely a side crowded schedule and a clash and administration sup· porters s!Jould not hold II That too was denied - by of proposals Gallipolis, pendmg federal benefit " The agency satd the Sens -Adlai Stevenson lll, "hostage" to get the long· both prosecution and defense. charges and probable transfer to Colt'unbus, Ohto. devices, costing $5,200-$7,700 Dnt, and Frank Moss, D- term deregulation they want, "The defense~ attorneya ' An FBI 1111ent Inspected the have never dlacus.ied her car and Ita contents. turning state's evidence," Rutherford, a clerk In a S81d Alfred Johnson, one of food store, told authorities his her lawyers. "We wouldn't abductors warned him to be By 'RICK DuBROW turned It over to prosecutiOn after the New ,York Post consider tt." qulet and, H he complied, he "There most assuredly SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) _ ancl defense lawyers for reported Miss Hearst conwouldn't be harmed and Patricia •Hearst IS under, study. have been no plea fessed a number of crunes released In a deserl on the oourt order wcooperate With negotiations," aald Robert L The judge also r!lled that during her talks with the way to California. ' Stevenson, a Justice three psychiatrists trying to Mtss Heatst's lllatements to psychiatrists. Her lawyers decide whether &he Is men- the J psycltlatrlllls ''&hall be demed it, saybtg ''she has not Department spokesman. Any deal would btvolve tally able to stand trial on ' fotever and • absolutely • confessed to anything." federal 'bank robbery ' barred from admission m The newspaper also said' Miss Hearst testifying charges. evuience against her In lhts she had agreed to turn lllate's agabtlll her former Symu.s District Judge Oliver or any other court, state or evidence against her fqrmer btonese Liberation Army i Carter who canceled a federal, In any criminal radtcal comrades In return comrades - WOllam and h~arlng sdteduled tv day for proceeding." for a light sentence or lm· EmUy Harrla and Wendy Mtss Hearst because the His unmuruty order came mumty from prosecution Yoshimura psychiatrists' report wasn't of the patients. That's ready, wid the 21-year-old because they aee that I've newspaper heiress Monday talked and I'm still alive. "to cooperate as fully as &he There was'no way I was going ts now able " to be In charge and not Results of the psychiatric COLUMBUS {UP!) - Obi- choice is Ours," the ad read. much of the debt, and thatthe operate Hawthornden the examination - Into the ef. oans were urged In a series of The text on the black programs wtli provide 500,000 Tight )\'ay from lite Ill art." fects of her kidnaping, major newspaper advertise- background detailed what new jobs. Due to the revelations alleged "brain-washing" and ments Monday tQ make a would happen H the goverJohn Deardourff of the uncovered at Hawtbornden, conversion to violent choice between welfare and nor's proposals on housing, Washington public relations the Ohio Highway Patrol radicalism- will be used by jobs, and to approve Gov. transportation, public con· firm of Batley, Deardourff & today began an invellllgatlon Carter tn determining James A. Rhodes' four "eco· structlon and IBX relief for Eyre, said the newspaper ads of alleged patient abuse at whether Miss Hearlll can nomic recovery" proposals expanding btdustrles are not were timed tQ coincide with a Columbus State ,Institute and stand trial or be released on on the Nov. 4 ballot. passed. "More welfare, more five-minute fUm being broad· Longview State Hospital In baU. Ohloansthfor Jobs an d Pro • unemployment, more calli on television statioos Cincinnati. Miss Hearst's lawyers told gress, e organ 1za1ton crime," the ad said. ll)roughout the state. Report Released the court 1811 week llhe was promohng the governor's On the willie hackgro111d, Deardotrff said the ad· Dr. Timothy B Moritz, not fully cooperating with four proposed oonstltutionai Rhodes' plans were ex- verttalng combbtatlon was dlrectur of the State Depart· them, often sitting sUent for amendments, purchased plamed, includinll the Pur· demgned tQ give Ohioans an ment of Mental Health and several mbtutes whUe they space for double-page, ad- · pose-"more JObs"-and the "early .look'' at each of the Mental Retardation, released tried tQ quellllon her and that yertlsements In the state s 10 cost.-"ndmmal .. ' less th@ four proposals and let them Monday a report by the hlgh· he ttlt de t rd the , largest cities and llingle-page the amount of the new know that '~his program has u owa m an d ads 1n the rest of Ohio's way patrol. It showed herr a parents seemed to daili aervln 20 000 revenue that the program many facets" evidence of brutal patient es g • or more will produce as• unemployed Deardourff said he did not clll ate. readers beatings at Hawthornden, vaCarter said he would resch• workers go back tQ work." know how much the ads COli, sexual acta between hospital edule the hearing after the The advertisement was Two of the four proposals but said the one.day display (Continued on page 10) psychlatrtsts had completed •It, with half on a black require Increases In the gaao· represented 75 per cent of the their report and he had backg~?und and half on line and sales taxes Bond newspaper advertising white Welfare or Joba, the issuestutal$4.5bltllonplusan budget for the campaign. estimated 3t}.year Interest ''The major thrust of the cost .of $4 bUUon. campaign will be on radio " • Rhodes has said the federal and television," he said ,. ~lon. VapQrs kept in tanks Patty is told to c~operat~ ~ Incidents bared at Hawthomden By PETE SPUDICH --: CLEVELAND (UP!)- Dr ~ Barry Fireman, superln:. tendent at Hawthornden " · State Hospital, says had It not been for him "Hghtlnll the fire," lncldenta of patient ~ abuse and sexual acts bet: · ween hospital employes and patients at the btlllltt&ton would have never been brought tQ light. "B~fore I c'me to Hawthornden a few montha IIIlO, "llobody WBB wUllng tQ ••• open their mouth abo!& the • place because their lives had been threatened," Fireman said Monday. "If I didn't do what I thought was rightlighting the fire, so tQ speak•• the btcldents would still be !, .. .. ~ : j • •".• r~mpant. , "Now a lot more people are starting to talk about the place and the mllllreatment :• • J. :· :• DR.LAMB "· •• • i..E i u " .. ••!.:- ~ Ohio given choice, welfare or jobs •! Honnones need carefttl . use By Lawreoce E. I,amb, M.D. DE.~ DR LAMB - Your answer to the woman who has been suffering from hot Dashes for IS years totally ignored her questions! Although she has moved to a new community and should get a famUy doctor, her real conc;ems are her low energy and hot flashes. I am curious why you did not tell her tv go to a gynecologiat who would put her on bormone therapy Surely that Is a widespread enough practt~ by now, even tf some doctors are still , &gill/lSI II. I get so angry with physicians who, because they are males and do not experience menopause, dlamlas It without a tfiought ' Hot !lashes are real and very uncunlorlable. I am a 25year-<Jid woman who had both iWarles removed, and I take Pennarln dally. I can always 'fll when I·v,_, forgotten tQ . recogmze m your rush to ' decrease In' estrogen levels. take my hormone pUis ~udgment Is that many of the' 'Giving more estrogen to a I suppose you'd ·say that hormones are warranted in symptoms you think of as "' Woman who Is already my case because of my age. I related to menpauae are also '·producing a normal amount would saf they are warranted caused by a number o!'other 1 Is a questionable practice. An In . her also. I especially medical disorders I don't exammatlon will reveal empathize with that poor assume I know the cause of which woman needs hor· woman because I also happen every symptum a person tells manes, as you obviously did, to have low blood presswe me about, but happen tQ yes, a! your age. I would -and low energy Durbtg the ' believe a good hlstury and su.spect that the doctor will be stunmer, hot Dashes and low examination may, provtde a quite able to sort out which energy are no plcnl~ I would better basis for a decision symptoms belong to what and like nothing better all stun- regarding treatment what to do about It Thoae · Depression , anxiety, wanting more liifQrmalton on mer than tv slt at the edge o1 a swimming · pool, sipping thyroid disorders and a h08t the Qse of hormones and other nunt juleps - or somethmg of other problems are often In treatment for the menopause the middle of the group of can write tQ me In care of this along those lines. labeled newspaper, P 0. Box 1551, · DEAR READER - If you symptoms read my column regularly "menopause." !tis Important Radto City Station, New you would know that I often to know the problem before York, NY 10019 Send 50 centa recommend estrogen trealmg II. The 'lady had a and a long, stamped, self· repllcement for those who number of problems and addresSed envelope, and ask need II and have no medical deserved more than the for The Health Letter number problems that would he made superficial answer that ~12, Menopause . I understand your faith In worse with these hormones. hormones were all ' she hormones because most Hilt Dashes are one of the needed. Vou may not realize also young women with your manifestations of the menopause that can · be _ that many women going · h18tory do need hormone greatly bernf1ied by givmg through the menopause do replacement. estrogeny What you fail to not have stgniftcant l . relmr:b!!!!!f~aem~en~ta~wlll~~wipe~o~ut~~~~~~~ Q We Hold These Truths ... A Chronicle of Amcric~ October 10, 1715: clerks work at a. public cOWlter or window doing such Jobs as selling stampa and weighing parcels and are personally ~sponslble for all money and stamps. Carriers have ID collect and deliver mall. Some walk and others drive. Carriers must be out m all kinds of weather and almost all bave tQ carry mail b1111s weighing as much as 35 pounds on their shoulder. They also have tQ load and unload sacks of mall wetghmg as much as 70 pounds. AI times, the dulles of new clerks and carriers are Interchangeable They must mamt.aln pleasant and effective public relations. Employes must maintain neat and proper personal attire. Applicants must be at least 18. The starUng salary for clerks and carriers Is $5.63, per hour with Increases to $6.91 per hour Exammattons have been based on the daily ndleage announced to, eslabhsh scheduled. Applicants must ehgtble persons for positions be at least 18 The starting as clerk and carrter and for salary ts $5 Be an hour substitute rural carrter (of No experience Is ~qwred record) at the Pomeroy Post either for the clerk and Offtce wtll be held soon by camer positions at the post Postmaster James Soulsby office The written Postmaster Soulsby exammatlon designed to lest stressed that th~re are no aplttude for learning and opemngs at the present time performing the duttes deals many of the post !tons but that Wtth address checking, the tests are bemg held to memory for addresses, estabhsh a hst of ehgtbies general abilities on reading Apphcahons are avatlable, and word meaning and as of today, at the Pomeroy number series. The test Post Offtee and the closmg requires about three hours date for all apphcations is time Oct 28. Those completing Clerks work Indoors. They apphcattons wtll be notified handle sacks of mall by matt as to the time and winghing as much as 70 iocatton of the examtnations pounds They sort and Those applymg for sub- dtstribule it by using a stttute camer of record need compltcl!ted system which no expenence and there are must he memorized Some no tratnmg requirements Apphcanls must take a NOTICE OF E~ECTION wntten test whtch constsls of ON TAX LEVY vocabulary and readmg IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL comprehenston questions and LIMITATION computations. The test - NOTICE Is hereby given reqwres about three and one- th et In pursuance of a Those Resolullon of Jhe Boord of quarter hours County Commissioners of the becoming ehglble must attain coun Jy of Meigs, Pomeroy, a ratmg of at least 70 out of Oh Jo, passed on the 29th dey of July , 1975, there will be 100 pomts, excludmg credtt subm Jlted 10 o vole of the for veteran preference. people ot sold County al a . General ELECTION to be held An ehgtble must have a on the County of Meigs, OhiO, valid state driver's license at the regular places of voJJng therein, on Tuesday, the .. th and a safe drtvmg record and day ot November, 1975 the he must pass the Postal question of levying, In excess of tne ten mill limitation , tor Servtce Road. Test . All the benelll ot Meigs counJy lor substitute rural carriers of the purpose of providing Meigs County's share for the record must furnish and benefit of tho Gallla Jackson mamtaln at thell' own exMe igs community Mental . Health and Mental Retar pense vehtcle equipment dat ion Board, lor the purpose necessary for the prompt of providing Jhe necessary requirements or the Com handhng of the malls, but munltv Mental Heollh and they are gtyen an eqwpment Relardallon Program established pursuant to matnlenance allowance ChapJer lAO of the Ohio Revised Code ' General Thomas Gage today surrenders his commapd of all Brtlish mihtary forces In the colonies. After nearly 20 yean tn America, he reaches London on November 14. Havin& been undentandably reluctant to take up armt against the Americans, and continually frultrated and overruled by tbe British aovemment, be ts sreeted tn London by official dtapleasure because ( 1) he fall· ed to put down tbe colonial rebetlton, and (2) be allowed tbecolonlata to bottle htmup io Boaton History's COtllell· sus Ia that altbouab an honorable man and a f.tne muttary admlntatrator, u a muttary atrateatat and tactician he wa1 merely adequate Hie JIUCCe88Dr, Getteral William Howe, it more eaaer for combat but JIDitelletl no more, muttary brut lance. Howe Immediately be1ins plannlnl tbe evacuation of British troops Genorol Gogo from Boston. - By Ross Mackenzlt '-Jeff MatNellyte tm Untied Feature Syndtea1e NOTICE OF ELECTION ON ISSUE O'N ION OS NOTICE Is heroby ' given that pursuance of a of the BOJ'rd of Educ:atlon of the Southern Local School Dllfrlct, passed on the 17th day of July, 1975, there will be s.ubmltted to a vote of the pecple ot said School District at the General ELECTION at the regular Tuesday . tho Ath aay qf November, 1975, tht question of Issuing bonds of said Board places 9f voting thtreln, on of Education In the a'mount of Four Hundred Twenty Thousand Dollars !5420,000 OO)Ior tht purpose of Construcllng, furnishing and equipping odaltlonal school facllllles at the High School site and purchasing .bleacners for the High School gym naslum Said tax being 1 renewal of an e•lstlng TAX OF Two tenths (0 21 mill to run for 10 Years at a rate not exceee11no 0 2 mills for each one dollar of \laluallon , wh ich amounts to Two Cents for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for Ten Years The Polls for said Election will be open at 6 30 o'clock A M anel remain open until 7 30 o'clock P as provided by Jaw The maximum number of veers during which suc.h bonda are to run li 20 years The estimated average additional tax rate amounts to Thirty Eight Ctnts tor each hundred dollus or valuation, which 11 3 I mills one for each one dollar of ... valultlon. outside ot the limitation Imposed by Article XII. Section 2 of the Con smutlon, as certified by the M Daylight Standard Time of said day By order of the Board of Elections, of Meigs County , CounJv Auditor The Palla for nld Election will open at 6•30 o'clock AM and remain open until 1 30 o'clock PM Daylight stan . aard Time of 11\d dtY OhiO Edwin S Cozart Chairman By order of the &o1rd of Elections, of Melga County , Dorothy M Johnson oatea Oct 2, 1975 (101 7, lA, 21, 28, Ate In ~!Solution Director OhiO ' Edwin S Cozart Chairman DorothY M Johnston Director NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION Dated Oct 2, 1975 (101 7, 1A, 21, 21, 41C NOTICE Is hereby given that In pursuance of a Resolution of the Council of the VIllage of Pomoroy, Ohio. ~th dey of AugusJ, 1975, there will be subm Ilied to a vote of the people of sold VIllage ot • General ELECTION to be htld NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCISI OF • THI! TI!N MILL ' LIMIT ... TtON NOTICE II htreby . glven passed on the In the Vlltaoe at Pomeroy, Ohio, at the regular place of voting therein, on Tutsdly, the, In pursuence of 1 Rt*Oiutlon of the Botrd of County commlasloners of the County of Meigs, Pomtroy , the .tth day of November. 1975, the que1t1on of levying , In oK<ess ot ltn mill llmltetlon, Ohio, ponoa on tho 2nd dar of for the benefit of Pomeroy September, 1975, there wll be submitted to 1 vote of the people of sold County 11 o VIllage for the purpost of current Expenses SaJg IlK being an edELECTION to be hold dltlontl tax of One Mill to run Gtnertl In tho Counly of M~IQI, Ohio, for Five yean. et the rtguler placft of voflno at a rate exceeding 1 0 mill for therein, on Tutaday, the .4th each one dollar of valuation, dty of Novtmbtr, 1975, the qutstlon of levylno. In exce11 whlc;h amounts to Ten Cents for each and hundred doll1rs of valuation , for Five years of tho ton mill llmllotton, tor Jht benefit of Molgs Counly tor tht purpose of the main ttnenct and operation of schoola, training ctnters. work '"of' · cllnlu, a'nd The Polls tor sold Election wJII be open at 6 30 o'clock A M 1nd remain open until 7 30 o'clock P M Doyllght Stanaard Time of sold dey By oraer of lhl Boord of Elections, of Meigs County, Ohio Edwin s Cozart rtlldtntlo ltcllltles lor rttardtd persona Sold ttx being : on ad· dltlontl tox of One mill to run mentally tor 10 years Chairman Dorothy M Johnston Director Dated Oct 2, 1975 00) 7, 1-4, 21, 28, o4tC et 1 rate not IKcttdlnG 1 Dmill for tech or,e doller of valuation , wh ch emounts to Ten Cents for tlch one hun drld dOllars of vtluatlon , fOr Ten Years 1 lho Polls lor ltld EttcJJon • Will bt opon ot 6 30 o'clock A M 1nd rtmtln open until 7 30 o'clock P.M . Oeyllghl • Stondtrd Tlmt ot llld day By order of the Boord of Elocllons, of Meigs County, Ohio NOTICE 01' ELECTION ON TAX LIVY IN EXCISS 01' THE TIN MILL LIMITATION NOTICE II htreby given that In pursu1nce of 1 RHolutlon of tho Council of the Vllltgo of Reclno. Ohlo 1 Edwtn s Cozart Chtlrman Dorothy M Johnson Director passed on the -4th day of Auguat, 1975, there will be Dotoa Oct 2, 1975 submitted to 1 volt of tho 1101 7, !A, 21, 21, Ale people of sold VIllage et 1 General ELECTION to bo hold In tho Vlllaoo of Roctno, Ohio. ar the reguln place of voting therein, on Tueaday, the .4th day of November, 1975, the QUHtlon Of levying, In IKCIII of the ten mill limitation, for 11iiblili liT OIIYOTID TO THI INTI 01'· N t.11 A. tho bontllts of Recine Vllltgt CNI\TII L. iNNifttLL lor lht purpose of C~rrtnt uc. I d. nponsos of tho Vlll111o of 11011 T HOIPLtCH Roctnt. 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Ve., Chelrman nt Ytor, IU.OO, Six onlht, all.SO; Thrtt OorothY M Johnoton onths, 17.00. lltewhert Dlrettor 21.10 veer. 51~ months ' Otltd Ocl 2, 1975 13 50; "'"' prlct "'"'"''· 11 5!.: ubacrll!tf011 lncludH unday TlpH·S.,rtntl. ~101 7, 14, 21, 21, "< M ICU·MA • • ' r.~... Cowboys surprise Lions, 36~10. _________ _ By RICHARD L. SHOOK The treat of playing the today he'd probably tell you satd, "and we held them,weU opened the fourth with a twoUP! Sports Writer ftrst regular season game m that although the stadtum unlll that bad pass from jUggle catch of a Staubach PO!iTIAC, Mtch, (UP!) _ the largest covered football was fmlshed, the Dallas center. That was the turmng pass That play went42 yards ' I for a score eight seconds mto The Dallas Cowboys are sup- stadium In the country plus defense dtd a little 'recon- pomt." _.__ posedly Ill a rebuilding phase the roarmg of the audtence struction work on hun. The bad snap was on a the !mal pertod By MILTON RICHMAN Dallas got a play from but they still look every bit as ch~rged Detroit up The Rookie Randy White and puntmg sttuation to Herman UP! Sports Editor flnlshed as the Detroit Lions' Lions played with Super Bowl Harvey Martm led a Cowboy Weaver but the Detroit street footbjlll to get tis next N • ' 1on • I Football League new stadium. , emotion. defense that sacked Landry punter had to ptck the ball up touchdown Back Robert PITISBURGH (UP! ) - If you're going to start an argument Standmgs By Unltect Press International Coach Tom Landry's team, Dallas looked m Super II times for 84 yards In losses and run wtth 11. He was Newhouse sucked the defense over whtch was the best team m baseball, you 'II lose Pete Amerlca~.~;nfirence still one of ftve National Bowl form ' playing m a Landry ooly pasaed for 85 dropped for a !().yard loss on m wtth a fake sweep around Rose. He's no expert m that field. He's not that old. nght end and lofted a pass tQ w L r Pet Football League clubs ~dlum that would he worthy yards and Bill Mu090n, wbo the Uons' 33 Talk to hun about the 1927 Yankees and aU he knows Is Babe ~~:~~~~ ' 3 o o 1ooo without a loss, maugurated of pro football's top game and got Into the game after It was Drew Pear90n caught a 31}. Drew Pearson, who was Ruth hit 60 home runs for them that year NY Jels ~ ~ the Lions' $55 7 mtlllon It' did It agsmst a Detroit decided, added 26 yarda tv yard pass from quarterback probably the only person m Now If you talk about the last 20 years, or maybe the next 20 ~:~~r~~iand ~ •5 ~ domed playing palace team that had been pretty that to ~ve the Uons a net Roger Staubach and one play the 80,638-seat stadtum that days, that's altogether different Pete Rose speaks with more central Monday mght with a 36-10 surpr18mg ltseH In wlnmng Its passbtg yrdage ftgure of just later Young bulled over from was alone at that lime ,, authority on this tune frame That's because he has been with Drew Pearson made 11 a 46- the Clncmnatl Reds 13 years and followed them long before the one wtth 3.03 rema111111g Concl~nalo W L T Pet defe~ting of fll'ed-up Detroit first two games of the season. 'll. PJ!tsburoh ~ 1:~ A near capacity crowd of The Cowboys trailed I~ "It's amazmg we're still m tbe thll'd quarter tQ put yard score on that play and that So if you care to chaHeJ18e hlB statement that the present ' ~~~~~~~d 2 t o 667 79,784 came out to see the early in the third quarter unbeaten," Coach Tom DaUss back m front, 1~10, came back to grab a pass Reds constttute the best club the majors have had m the past 20 Wes/ 3 0 ~ game, and the new football when " second-year running Landry of Dallas said, even though Tont Frttsch's hpped tn the end zone by years you go nght ahead. Oaklana w L T Pet. showplace. The Inflated back Charles Young and wtde "considering we're m a extra-pomt try was wtde tQ cornerback Levt Johnson of "There Isn't any question mmy mind that this Is the best baH Detrotl 'or a 37-yard touch· club I've been assoctated with In 13 years," says Pete Rose. Denver ~ ~ 1 ~~ Teflon-coated fiberglass roof, receiver Drew Pearson ex- transitional phase with so the left Kan•u Cllv o 3 o 1100 held up by 29 blowers run- ploded for two touchdowns many new fellows. The YouJ18 rtpped off a 39-yard down. That ended Staubach's "It's Ute best balanced club and I honestly don't see anyone " San Diego o 3 o veterans are keeping us nm to end the period the next mght wtlh an 11-for-16 per- -around who can beat tl. I'm not downgrading the Pirates, but National conference 000 mmg the stadium, made apiece ' East sound as much of a captive as . H you asked quarterback gomg." time Dallas got the baU and formance good for 21~ yards. they can beat you only one way, with power, The Mets can beat w. L T Pet the air ts Greg Landry of the Ltons "We attacked them well Dallas you another way, with pitching But we can beat you with more 3 0 011100 Washington 2 I 0 667 ' early," Coach Rtck Forzano ways than any other team m baseball. With our speed, our St Louis 2 I 0 667 defense or our bats " Philadelphia . 1 2 0 333 NY Glanls 1 2 0 333 "Everybody says we don't have good enough starting pit· Centrai J " chers,'' he says "We went 45 straight days without getting a W L T Pet stealing differs from many By FRED McMANE Minnesota 3 0 01000 complete game from our pitchers and I think we set a record. other players At times hlB Detroit UP! Sports Writer 210667 Chicago I 2 0 333 views on base stealtng even But when you got (Will ) McEnaney, (Rawley) Eastwtck, PITISBURGH (UP! ) Green Bav 0300011 (Pedro l Borbon and (Clay) Carroll tQ come In In relief, what Joe Morgan doesn't believe conflict with those of Reds' West By JACK SAUNDERS Southern Cal and do you care about complete games? Our starters pitched only them Into eighth, six places -t WLTPct the Pittsburgh Pirates will be Manager Sparky Anderson UPI Sportt Writer Los Angeles 2 1 o 667 Nebraska, also 4.0, each higher than a week ago. 22 complete games an year. So what • We won 108 ball games, "I don't ltke to steal bases . San able to s!Oj) him from stealing Atlant~ 1 2 o 333 NEW YORK (UP!) - Last decisively won to remain didn't we? When's the last tl11!eanytearrtwon that many•" Weill Vll'ginla, Colorado, Francisco 1 2 o 333 '" in the National League just for the sake of stealing New Orleans 0 3 o ~ 333 week Ohio State took No. I third and fourth , respec- Arizona State, Arizona and playoffs Sixty-six years ago, but who's counting? ......, them," says Morgan. "A lot Mo~day's Result from Oklahoma by a narrow tively. The Trojans, with two Notre Dame are 11th through The Reds have won thell' Ia at eight ganies in a row, and tbe Dallas 36 Detroit 10 n•ght Morgan ian 't just peking of times I don't think tl's 13 votes. Thla week It wasn't first place ballots, won on the 15th, Michigan State and sundlr's Games way they're playing, they could Win their next five. that would on the Pirates. He doesn't necessary . lnvanably you Atlanta 11 San Francisco even close. road at Iowa, 2'1·16, and the gtve them first World Champtonshlp m 35 yeara. Florida-not In the top 20 last Buffalo at Baltimore • " We think we're good Cornhuskera were a poor holll week-are 16th and 17th, think anybody can stop him will pull a lot of muscles If Ch lcaoo at Detroit "It doesn'tmatter tumewhoweplay, the Red Sox or the A's, "' Dalfas at NY Giants enough to he No I," said to Miamt of Flortda. The MIBBOuri and San Diego State The, Cincinnati Reds' second you steal a lot of bases. Also, I but from aUf hear, the Red Sox have a fine young team, and , Dtr'jver at Pittsburgh baseman, who has stolen four plly a posllton where there's '" Buckeye coach Woody Hayes 'Canes gave Nebraska a Green Bav at New Orleans are !8th and l9th and Kansas, bases bt four tries m the first a lot of contact. If I were to l'd like to play 'em. I've never seen Fenway Park. Never been '" Houston at Cle\lelend after his team's 41·201rlumph !lattle but fell 31-16.. " Oaktana el Kansas ~lly also a newcomer' Is 20th, the . two games of the sertes steal all the tilDe my legs there. I think that left field wall of theirs would be good for at then-19th ranked UCLA. LO$ Angeles at Sen Diego Tens dldn 't hurt Itself with slllh Big Etght team to make firmly believes he can steal would eventually be gone guys ltke (Ken) Griffey, (Cesar) Geronimo and myself not to New England at Cincinnati "And !think we're going to he its61·7 rout of Utah State; the "' NY Jets at Minnesota off any pttcher In baseball "I don't even look for a stgn mention all our other right-banded power hitters I heard a lot No. I. We won by 21 points I 4-0 !AnghOrns jumped two the top 20. Philedelphle at Miam i usually, but sometimes about this Freddie Lynn I saw him In the AH-8tar game and Mondl'f'l Game think we should be No. I, places tv filth as prevtous No. NEW YOR K !UPI )- The simply because he has '" St ,Louis at Washington. n1ght Press Internat ional worked hard at perlecting hla Sparky doesn't think I'm · was tmpresaed. l'd ltke to meet Tom Yawkey also. I've heard '" period " And they are-at 5M1880urlfelloutofthetop 10 United I Board of Coaches top 20 stealing enough afKl he'll give so many good things about hun. least according to the United wtth their 31·7 &hellackmg by college football teams w ith skiD "Everybody calls me 'CharUe Huatle,"' he says. "They l' • ulbey can't stop me," says me a sign to go. He knows won fost records and first ' • Press Internat1onal Coaches Michigan. always talk about my hustle but I think a better word Ia enplace ' votes In parentheses Morgan, "because I work bow I feel about stealtng too '" Board. Fourth Week Texas A&M, 4-0, remained harder at stealing bases than much, though, and a lot of thuslasm.Ijust enjoy playing baaeball.l'm liiBilq lig money Points Oklaboma's 21-20 nerve- sixth with a IG.o llhutout of 1Team Ohio Sl (< OJ !371 <13 they (the pitchers) do at times he'll tell me not to go for doing something I love. Look, when you play baaebaU wracker over previously lllubborn Kansaa State and 2 Oklahoma (A 01 12J 359 '" you're going to have your slumps, your negative fan reaction, Calli ( 4 OJ !21 306 holding people em base. In The number of bases I steal 16th-ranked Colorado, a week got the last No 1designation; •3 Soulh long plane rides and a Hfe 11 Hvlng out of a sultcaae. If you Nebraska (4 01 2S5 spring training I have the doesn't excite me Feeling · after the Sooners lost their when Notre Dame lost to S Texas (4 01 253 don't have a tolerance for all these things, how can you do 233 batting practice pitchers that nobody can stop me. No. '1 ranking by 13 points Michigan State 10-3, tl 6 Texas A&M (4 01 !11 • them• Yeah, I know, I'm haH.flakey. That doesn't make any 7 Alabama (J 11 102 I That gtves me a thrill " when they could only squeak knocked the· Fightbtg trlsh 8 MIChigan (2 0 21 85 work on holding me on base, difference, though. I still love to play basebiH." 60 then I practice my starta. by Miami of Florida, 20-17, out of the tQp 10 as well and 9PennSt(4l l 10 Oklahoma Sl , (<OJ •• And I'm always studyutg sealed Its fate, though bOth let Alabama, Pem State, 11 wut VIrgin ia (4 Ol 37 ptlchers, watching their 12 Colorado !3 11 30 they and Olito State are 4-0. Oklahoma State and 13 Arizona Sf (4 OJ 25 moves to first balll!. lf I put so ·" BEREA, Ohio (UP!) -The The Buckeyes assumed the Michigan cHmb. jntu the top l.t Arizona (3 0) 24 • ' unmistakable smell ol much work bttQ It I should 13 IQp 1811 week with lhelr 32-7 10. The Crlmsoit nde, 3-1, l S Notre Came (3 1) , • another P9tentlally rotten 16 Mich igan St !3 11 12 have an advantage over the Florida !3 II 11 ,,',' seam provoked Cleveland win over North Carolina, but climbed up two places to 17 6 pitchers." were tbought No 1 then by a ~~eventh, the Nlttany Lions, 4- 18 Mluourl !3 11 Browna Owner Art Modell to narrow 20-17 margin. 19 San Diego SJ 15 01 5 Unlike many players, Mor3 1, and the 4-0 Cowboys-the 20 Kansas q 11 ," drop a thinly veUed threat gan, who has fiiOlen all of hla Note By agreement with This week, the choice was third Big Eight team tv v about the future of the the American Football · baaea In this aer1e1 oil left. clear-at! as Ohio State pulled achieve top 10 ranking thia Coaches, teams on probation coaclttng staff Monday. 37 of a possible 42,first place . Week-moved up one spot by the NCAA ere lntllglbte halllled pltebwa, prefer• "f'm · not advocating any for top 20 and national lefties to right-ltanden when By BILL MADDEN the trouble the brazen Ctn- lefties (Don Gullett and Fred '" coaching changes now," votes and 413 points, 54 polnta each to ninth and 10th, championshiP conslderat lor'l clnnati base-runners have Norman) away from llome, ahead of Oklahoma, which respectively, . and the Oy the UPI Board of coaches It comes to demonstrating hla UPI Sports Writer Modell aald at Coach Forrelll Those reams on probation for PITI'SBURGH (UP!) caused Murtaugh hopes scenario received only two No. 1 Wolverines' decisive victory, 1975 are Mississippi State, specially. Gregg's news conference "I find It eallier steallng off SMU Long Beach State and Choo~lng youth over ex"Just look what's happened change will pep up his so-far boosting them to 2-0-2, sent Southweslern Lou isiana after hanging around the designations. lefties because I can aee perience, the Pittsburgh the past two days," he said. tame sluggers. team's practice !lite aU day. every move they make," says Pirates have entrusted John "I'm just going to have to "We're a hitting ballclub," "However, whatever has to Morgan. " If I can see Candelarta, a 21-year-old keep them close. But their Murtaugh said. "We're juat be done, will be done." the everything going on 11 makes rookie aouthpaw, tQ be their legs have never hurt me m not scoring and that's not owner said. "I wouldn't leave me a better runner. Actually, "stopper" IQday and keep the the past. It's !hell' bats- · typical of the Pittsburgh out any options. It doesn't I'm not that fast. But I'm Clncmnati Reds' "GoGo especially Tony Perez- Pirates I admit we're runmean rthat we won't make qutcker than most other guys. Gang" off the bases In what who've hurt me." nlng out of excuaes, but we'll 90me ;changes. Mter two steps I'm going at may be the final game of tbe Thus, It'll be no consolation jWJt have to aee how they play "If a realloca'hon of fuU speed. In a race I could National League cham- for Candelana to know that here." responsibility Ia necesaary, neVer beat a guy ltke Lou plonslup sertes. Perez Is enjoying his best •"' we'll do 'that." By 'tii!:Nt; t.:AOUES worried that this might hurt" are not aH seniors." Brock But LoU doesn't get as Pirates' Manager Damy playoff senes evtll'. While the •• After flnl8hlng 4-10 In 1974, UPI Sporll Writer The only dou~ful lllarter big a lead as I do." Griffin chances of becoming Murtaugh, outwardly calm other Reds-Joe Morgan, Thts Week's S"clt! the Browne .,-e off to a COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) - the first to win the Helaman for thia Saturday's game Morgan will get to aee despite bemg down ~2 In Dave Concepcion and Ken Woody Hayes tnliiBia he Isn't Trophy twice. ~':. horrendous lllart this aeaaon 1111alnlll Iowa Is defensive another left-ltander Tuesday games In tbe best.(lf-flve Griffey- have been running - • with an 0-3 record for the first becoming a gambler. He urged tbose present at back Bruce Ruhl, who suf- night In the third game of the series, selected the youthful the Pirates to death on the "That wasn't a gamble, it his Monday press luncheon, fered a strabted knee ltll&btlll championship sertes. John Candelaria to pitch the bases, Perez has supplied the , , three games. They have eobred only 33 points whl,lt was a calcUlated risk," "especially you wire service UCLA. Candelaria, a rookie, will be crucial lhtrd game over power-four RB!s, a two-run • allowing 108, the worst Hayes told his weekly preas guys," not tQ forj!el Griffin. Two other defenllive backs, pitching for the Pirates and Bruce Kison, a veteran of homer and a .625 average. In Hayes called the record Tim Fox (fooO and Max Morgan, although he has three champtonlhip aeries three previous NL cham"•• ' figures In the National luncheon Monday. USED CARS Hayes W&a referring tQ hla string of 25 "unbelievable." Mldlam (ankle), suffered never faced the · y0UJ11!ster, and a World Series hero In pionship series, Perez htt a :; Football League. Defensive coordinator Buckeyes 'going for a first He said It was hla plan tv minor Injuries but should be has llludled his moves from 1971 combmed 185 :~ Riehle McCabe swears to be down on a fourth and leu leave Griffin In any game the available the bench. "Candelaria has kept our "In the past I seemed to ; bt the holtelt water, followed than a foot situation In their Buckeyes play, regardless of Greene1 wilo rushed for 120 "His move Is not superior," ballciub In every game he's start fast and taU off m • • cloaely by defensive line own terrii<~Jy early In the score, "unW he gets It . yarda and two tuucltdowns Morgan admits. "I've never !itched thia year," satd Mur- September," Perez satd . 't '," coach Dick Modzelewski Saturday ni8ht's 41·20 win (100 yards)." against the Bruins, was faced him In a game, but I've taugh. "That's why I wanted "But this year I finished fast Cpe , V 8, motor, auto • Oppollng quitrterbackl have over UCLA. Hayes agabt talked about named the offensive back of got my own Ideas about what him. There was no thought of and kept right oo hilling mto trans , P S , vinyl roof, ... paase(l the Cleveland defense "When we've got that far tQ the versatillly of the Ohio the week, wi!Ue tight end he can do He ptched 11111\lnst making a change after we the playoffs. Pete (Roae) clean car go," Hayes said, holding his State backfield of Greene, Larry Kaln and guard Bill us twice this year but I didn't lost the first two games " , , IIIHy ao lar thia aeaaon. says that's a sign of getting "He'a doing everything- he hahda Inches apart, "and Griffin, Johnson and Luke1111 shared ltneman of the play either time. I watched "Besides, maybe you old, but I doo't know." "' can do," Gregg ,tiBid of Me- Pete John!IOn Is our fullback, wingback Brian Baachnegei. week. him closely from the bench remember, Ktson was a Opposing Candelarta for all hell can't lllop US I' qabe. "He's doing all he The top defenllive player and he Impressed me as a rookie too when he pitched .so the Reds will be Gary Nolan, " "We feel we have a typical knows hbw to do. &:methlng Not only did Johnson get Ohio State team which can award, for the second week In pitcher but not With hll! well for usm the World Series a 27-year old right-bander ~ ~ morf hu to be done, the first down, he scored a put presaure on you from aU a row, went tQ tackle Eddie pickoff move. He looks like a that time." who made one of baseball's '!' Ho-. There' a always a pair of touchdowns, Iils lOth four offensive backfield Beamon wilo sacked UCLA normal left-bander. Candelarul, U with a 2.75 remarkable comebacks this You 'll Like Our Quality " way tQ aet Ute job done." and llthofthe se&90n, and his posllfons,'' said Hayes "We quarterback John Sciarra "I'm a hard guy to Impress, earned run average this year, year by winning 15 games Way of Doing Business fine faking helped set things 8190 feel we have a tl'\lly line three Urnes for minus 24 though Steve Carlton of the seemed unaffected by his after missing two straight GMAC FINANCING '"' ) 992-5342 Pomeroy up lor quarterback Cornelius yards. PhUUes probably bothers me pressure-packed role. · 1tne And, fortunately, they seasons because of calcium BUZZARDS BAY, Mau. Open Evan1ngs 'Ill 1:00 the most of the left-banders , • (UP!) -The Bcaton Celtics Greene and taUback Archie "I think I've earned thla," deposits in his arm . Tllip m Sot . and AndY Mesaersmlth of the he said "I deserve the Mter faCIDg two stratght Monday trimmed their roster Griffin. "Pete's lakes were the best Dodgers has the best move chance to pitch off what I dtd to 18 playn by cutting rookie we've ever seen," said among the right-bandera But for them during the regular Daryll Brvwn of Fordham. Hayes, nobody bothers me very season. I have to admit, Brown, a s.e lorwlrd, was Hayes•· expreased llincere much Eventually they have though, I was a litUe surthe !118m's No. 4 draft choice. concern that Griffin, the to throw tbe ball to the plate " prised when he chose me over The CelUc1 must set down I Helaman Trophy winner as a Morgan stole 67 bases thla Bruce." Pl'l'I'SBURGH (UP!) - two one-sided triumphs over to the required 12-man limit Ia being taken for junior, aeam, equalling his major ' While nearly everyone conbefore the start of the Johnny Bench, an unac· the Pirates In addition to granted this year. leagae hlgh, and was caught cedes the Pirates must begin , Naillonal Basketball customed .125 hitter apbtal calling ' two near-perfect Griffin has maintained ~ AaaoelaUon leaaon Oct. 24. the Pittsburgh Pirates In the games, Bench's crisp throws Bleating only 10 Urnes. He Is doing what they do bestabout the same pace he did a National League cham- to first on shirt rollers In the only member of the Reds hitting-If they're going to 1 PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UP!) year 11110 when he rushed for plonlhip seriea, Is perf8cUy froot of the plate cut down allowed to steal whenever he make a challenge of it, - A miUion damage suit 1,69!1 y...ts and baa run his content with his supporting three would-be Pirate wanta, but his phil0110phy of Candelaria Is well aware of apbtat American BuketbaU lllr\na of consecutive game• role of "keeper of the Ctn· baaerunnera on Sunday. lj '" I e Alloclatlon 1tar Marvin with at least 100 yarda clnnati Reda'pltchers" "Obviously, our pitchers ; '- I Barnea will be tried on rushing to 2$ So far lhlli year, That Ia for tbe time being have been a lig fact« In our . Griff~~~ baa 5631n lour cames. anyway. schedule reaardleu of IUCcetll so far," said Bench. ' But Griffin, who gained 180 • with the league's ' 1l'm not happy with my "They haven't allowed those 'I conlllct yarda and scored his firlll TD lh Vanila & lh Choc. IChedule, a federal judge bat," Bench said Monday In P!ttaburgh hitters to aet a • •• ruled Monday. of the MillOn aRBinlll UCLA, between taking some prac- lead on ua. So I've been trying. ' ·has been forced to llhate In Con•1 Q1s. &Pints I . The trial of the Splr\18 of St. more of the publicity this tice swings "But as long as hard mentally to juat call a Loull star could begin In everyone else keeps blUing lood game, try to prevent I' '" ~ovember as Chief Judge year with Johllson, wilo leads the way they have for us, I them from walking anybody ~----------~---1 tJ ~ llaymulld J. Pettine of U.S the nation bt scorins, and don't mind ooncentratlng on and just concentrate on those Free Mounting and Balancing ' 1 Dlatrlct COUrt rejected a Greene, wi1o wu ~ the' my catdtlng an\1 handline of things lnalead of my bat. I •• tup offeniiVe play• In the JDOtlon by illrnll' Ia~ to the pltcben " "The reaaon I haven't bit, I ' . delay Buckl' nationally televised the trial unW May. Bench, a 213 hitter with 28 thbtk, Ia that we wrapped up Hrt.l 10:00 A.M. TIIII:OO P.M. Sun.-Thur. Barnu, a .fo~mer All· win over UCLA. bomera and 110 runs-batted· lhe dlvillon dtle ao early, I '' "' 10:00 A.M. Til 12:00 P.M. Fri. lo S1t. 'I .. Anlerlc~n at Providence "Too many people ~Y tn during the reguw aeam, just haven't gotten back Into 992-2556 N. Znd take him (Griffin) for haa nonelheleu played an the groove again." •, Jml&l eouece. na1m AB!o Rookie granted," POMEROY,O. W.MAIN Hayes · said, J c". of the Year. lmoortanl role In the Reds' I I I I , p ro ., Sport Parade lStandin~s \ i m m l1 l Bucks solid No.1 Morgan confident . .. . Modell not . ·- happy with 0~ record Candelaria on mound against Gary Nolan Fourth and a foot is no. gamble with Mr.·Johnson '7llaige Dlqer Cpe. '1695 Karr &Van Zandt Bench not worried as long others 00 job as ... .·-·,.. 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Red Sol, who won llatur<IIY'al!rlt pme in the best-of.flve serlea on A's miltakel and the pltc!.Ung ol 1..u1a 1'11111 and lhlaecond on home runa by old JII'OII Carl Yastrzemlkl and Rico Petrocelli, ire Underdogs in tonight!• 111111, which geta under w~y at8:30,p.m. EDT, but are favored to take the won the next three to clOse out the Baltbnore Orioles in four games. Wblle Johnson will . stick with the same lineup be used ln the first two gaines, Dark bas mode his second change. He has moved shortstop Bert Campaneris Into the leadoff I!JIOt, dropped centerflelder Billy North to eighth and reIns tore d Cl a udell W~ington In left and Billy ·Williams as the designated hitter. • 1 Son honors . birthda11 , G'"eene .1., player of week ai•,lvt~~tJIOii8hltnowhas . . llhlf~ !lo the ...., home park. ~ • DEXTER - . A bridal shower honoring Miss Susie Jeffers of Dexter was held recently in the social room of the Dexter Church of Christ. Hostesses were Mrs. Betty bongstreth, Mrs . · Clara Jeffers and Mrs . Judy Gannaway. Cake, punch, nuts and mint.s were served. , Attending were Mrs. Alice Jacobs, Miss Crystal Jacobs, Mrs. Nellie Hatfield, Brian Jeffers, Kevin Hatfield, Mrs. SHANE ENGLE Ed Jordon, Mrs. Gladys Nich9ison, ~li[son Gannaway, Bradley Dingess, Mrs. Joan May, Miss Debbie May, Mrs. Kethel Hatfield, Miss Vivian Dingess, Mrs: 'J Norma Nicholson , . Mrs. Mr : and Mrs. Charles Aliegra Will, Mrs. Eleanor Pennington en t'e rtained Hoover, Mrs. Ruby Rlfe, Mrs. rel!ent,ly with aP.arty In honor • ' , .' of her son, Shane Engle, on ·c'l~u,..rh his sixth birthday at their f), f"' u. home in Middleport. Approximately 135 atGarnes were played during tended the annual the aftern!XIn with prizes homecoming of the Hemlock being won by Lori Engle and Grove Church Sunday. Stacie Tyree. The birthday Roger' Watson, pastor, cake was baked - and presided at the afternoon decorated by )'drs. Debbie program which began with a Engle, Rt. I, Middleport. song by . the , congregation, Party hats and balloons Prayer was by Stanford . were given as favors. After Stockton, and there was a Shane had opened his gilts, song by Sharon•Johnston and Mrs. Gladys File and Debbie Charlotte . Lambert and Engle assls~d Mrs. Pen· selections by Betty Kerns. nington .in serving refresh· Jessie White qad a reading. ments of pwnpkin cooilies, A guest choif ~ape up 9f ice cream and orange juice to members from the Syracuse, those mentioned above and Minersville, Forest Run and Jason Fife, Shawn and Asbury Methodist Churches Freddie Engl~, Judy directed by Mrs . Ann Mowery, Kelly Tyree, Ronnie Sauvage san-g several Denny, Rhonda Rathburn, nwnbers, and there was a John Bacon, Brian and Cindy special by Mr. and Mrs. Hawley, Christie, Angie and Jimmy Farley, George · ·Justice, Tommy Buckley, ' Kurt Doss, Kandi, Trina and Ronala Bachtel, Tracie and Jeff McMahon, Kristi Rich- ·1 ll)Ond, Tony Mohler, Cindy Utile, Mathew Ward, Stacey Hawley,RobertFife,Mr.and Mrs. Craig Fife, Mrs. Diane By Polly Bachtel, Billy Jeffers and uamor Mrs. Sharon Ward. POLLY'S PROBLEM Sending gilts were Junior DEAR POLLY - I have Engle, Scott Brinker,- Fred several cans full of bits and Engle, Mr. and Mrs. Gary pieces of face soap. I would Cooper and t,lr. and Mrs. _like to !p&k~ them Into WoOdrow Engle, Sr. regular size bars of soap to save moneY: How can I do this? _ PATRICIA. u DEAR PATRICIA - Of course ·you can softea the soap bits aad press them Into cake, but the following letter seem1 to me a gn:at Idea for making liSe of leftover soap pieces. _POLLY. BPW announces celebration pla:nsl ' . ' ' •"' . •• 'j • •' ," · Mrs . Jeanne Neighbor, attenCiing wtth more than 1411 president of the Ohio guest rooms, iake~de cabinS Mildred Jeffers, Mts. Alberta Federation of Business and and a variety of /recreation Smith, Mrs. Imogene Professional Women's Club wiii'be ·offered, Mrs. Neigh• Ai'rowood, Mrs , Jeanette •. ~ has announced completed bor revealed. · 1 !!.avis, Mrs . .Evelyn Hobbs, Mrs. Mary Collins, Ohto plans lor a bicentennial Mrs. Lucille Jacobs, Mrs. celebration to be combined BPW Bicentenn{al Cbal~ Nina Macomber, Miss · with the group's annual woman Is ctloritlnatlng 1 Michelle Barr, Mrs. Sl\aron athletic salu,te !il working women Oct. weekend ·· of Barr, Mrs. Glady's Davis and 26-25. . . recreation,' arts and crafli Mrs. Shirley Smith. Bhe BPW leader revealed and entertainment for tho4l Sending · gilts were Mrs. ' :. that arrangel)lents have been attending, Nellie Nelson., Mrs. Eloise Mrs. Neighbor explain ell made lor BPW members to Smith, Mrs. Bette Hobstetter, the weekend for BPJ · conclude their observance of ROBBY WYATT Mrs. Vivian Pierce, Miss National Business Women's members and tlleir famlU«;s Debi Piece, Mrs. Marjorie Week with a .famlly fun wiU complete one phaae of tqe Davis, Mrs. Mildred Hysell; weekend Oct. 25-26 at Salt Bicentennial celebration, the Miss Laura Hoover, Mrs. portion. Tbt Fork Lodge in Cambridge. festival Freda Levacy, Miss Bonnie . ' Newest and largest of remaining two parti, Rile, Mrs. Melva Russell, J 111 heritage and horizon, will lie Ohio's state park lodges, Salt Mrs. Esther Anderson, Miss " UU.1 Fork will pr_ovide ample observed on the state levll KayAnderson;Mrs.Arminda • · faclUties lor BPW members and by local clubs In Ohio tt Anderson and Mrs. Frances . Mr. and Mrs. Terry Wyatt special evenb to be a(lMinor. . · entertained recently with a nounced later this year. Tlte party honoring their son, · Ohio BPW Federation h•a \ , Robby Wayne, on his second approxbnately 9,000 In more birthday. The party was held than 175 local clubs In evel')' at .the home of his gfl'al,. part of the state, and is afCharley WoOds of Alfred. grandparents, Mr. and !\Irs. filiated with the National Roger Watson and Ardith Barton, Pomeroy. Federation of Business arid · . Charlotte Lambert had a A train theme was carried Tbe members of the Trinity Professional Women's Clulle song, and the youth or the out with cake, Ice cream, Sunday School recenUy en....• to fonn .a me~bershlp or church ·sang. Tbere was a potato chips and Kool-Aid joyed a hayrack . ride and ,180,000 working women In s.ll reading by Ray Whaley. being serv~ to Mrs. Nella wiener roast at the farm states, Puerto Rico and t11e There was-a song by Ann and Seyler and Micky, Mt. and home or Mr. and ·f!lrs. Roy "• Virgin Islands.' :. Charlotte Lambert, and Mrs. Bob Barton , Joey, Holter. The annual observance of prayer of dismissal . by Angie, Scott and Billy, Mrs. · Members and guests atNational Business Women s Wallace Bradford. Charles Wyatt and Janey, tending were Mrs. Genevieve Week dUring the third full Committees for the Mrs. Kay Rupe, Bobby, Joey Meinhart, .. Mr.s. Edith Lanweek of October honors tile homecoming were Mr. and · and Laura, Mrs . Helena ning, Mrs. Rose Ginther, achievement of workln'g Mrs. James Hazelton, Mr., Darst ~d Stevte, Mrs. Belly Mrs. · Stella · Kloes, Erma women rof the nation, anll and Mrs .. Stanford Stockton, Reed, Crystal and Judy, Mr: Smith, Mrs. Jackie Starcher spotlights BPW membeJ'a welcome; Mrs. Leota Smith, and Mrs. Jack Harrison, and children Kim and Keith, who have given outstanding Mrs .' Hazel Biggs, Mrs. Brian and Deann, and Mrs. Jean Powell and sons community service. :: Shirley Sinclair and Carolyn, Robby's . grea t-g_rea t- Lee, Scott and Todd, Mrs. Cummuns food and Bernice grandfather, Steve Eblin. He Jane Bourne and son Carl, Accidents ai,e Hawk, Sandy Ca{leton, received many gilts. Rev.andMrs. BiD. Perrin and Muriel Bradford and Alice children Beth and Jon, Mrs. SAFETY PAYS. Stockton , program . Marie Hauck, Lesley Daun Carr, Mr. and Mrs. Hank • Cleland and sons Hankie and Chase, Mrs. Pauline -Mayer, w Bethany Jo Mayer, Andrea · 1oe Shots and Nicky Riggs, Bobby conforms to O.S.H.A. Evans, Lorra, Kelly and Kyle ~landards Wlaecup, Nancy Jo Mayer, ~ · Chuck Salta, Jan and Bryan Micldlttt9rt Betzlng, Kenny and David 9fo SMon.-Fri. Harris, David Burt and the 9loiSII. • •• hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Roy • Closed Sund1y Holter and son. Eddie. ., flcient. After dlaP.rs have •~· been·run through entire wash ••• cycle, wash again In the )lottest water available, using •• detergent and chlorine bleach, The oU loosens all TAMARA HAYMAN spots and stains that would •• 'normally stay in If washed in • • hot water Iii-st. ' ' Also, when you have any soft drink left that has gone Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hayman, flat pour Into an ice cube tray Syracuse, entertained and freeze. The result Is Sunday with a party In POPS for the kids. celebration of the first birthMy Pet Peeve is decorative day of their daughter, seif-11ticking wall panels such Tarn11ra Hayman. •• as cork, mirror tnes, etc, that Cake, ice cream, potato •• only stick for a matter of chips and Kooi-Aid were • months . As soon as the served to =tillda McDaniel, ••• l'he smart way to buy ... the convenient way weather turns humid the glue Marvin and Debbie DodJ:IU, to Chrlstmasshop:.. LAY IT AWAY ~OWl A loses ita sticking power and Wald ·and Donna Hayman, ••• deposit will hold your choice and you'll get the lUes fall from the wall. Wayne, Linda, Mellua and • •• what you want. We have to reglue ours at Vicki ' Rhodes, Jack, Kay, •• least three tbnes a ye11r. If Jackie and Cyllnda the manufacturers Insist on Frederick, J odl Brown, • ceiling them self-stlctlng Carol, Ryan, Rlta and Trinl e• then I wish they would invent Hayman, and Diana and • a stronger glue that would Melissa · Frederick, all local. " hold up In hot sticky weather. Charity and Danlelle • - HELENE. ' Carney, Charleston, W. Va.; • DEAR HELENE - f felt Ken, Eunice, Edna Tina · •• jill 88 you do the other day Markham, Hurricane, . W. • wlleu ooe of tile au]IIIOiedly Va .; · . Robin · Carney 1 •• Hlf.lticldD& adhesive backed Charleston, W. Va.; BID, ••• picture uqe~ came off tbe Frances, Mary, and Brenda , • waD aDd broke a prized Carney, Sandyville, W. Va.; • heirloom plate. - POLLY. Cheryle, Becky, and. Unds . •• DEAR PoLLY - After Knight, Hartford,.W. Va. and •• baking cup cakes with no two the maternal grandparents, Court St. · ·Pomeroy • ever lOOking the same, I Williard ind Mary Carney or Over 100 Years in S.me Location started to use my Ice cream Charleston, W. Va. , scoop to level the. cakes just Carda and gifts were right. After pouring cue presented to Tamara. batter into the pans I bump ·the pans up and down on tl!e counter to level tbem. (Polly's note - I ai8o do this as my mother said It removed the exceu air from batter.) - KAREN Ce/ebr..'ateS h•ns homecomz·n:g By GENE CADDES Ken~~~ w(Jo 1011 the UPI Sporii .Wrlter ·, ftnt ~~ - Of tbe ~riel, Is OOLl:lMBUS,,Ohlo (UP!)_ llllllllnlblcll:lntwoday'sreat The expression ''you pay to • If he lli!D llop the ~ your money and yo!i take Sol and bep the A'l alive. If your choice" has been turned he and tbt A'uruucceuful, Into "you take your choice • .. then Oil WedneldlyVIda Blue and you pay the prlce"by the wlii fact Tflnt Ill the fourth No.1 Buckeyes of Ohio State. pme. •yooc~ lbat neither Members of the Buckeyes' A'a ~ Al9ln Dark nor multi-Ullanted backlleid have Red lk!K manapr DarreU taken turns playing the hero Johnaon ~ to lpeelilate role so far this season. about hll Pltebina pllna. l!elsman Trophy · winner, "We are pll,nnlna on Archie Griffin, of' course, winDin8 tbi third 811111,". !elida the way, but Saturday aald J~. quk:ldy adding night, In OSU's nationally "lt'alhl only way we can go televised 41-20 win over lntoU.pme, Wehavetofeel UCLA, It was quarterback we will win it." Cornelius Greene's tum. "I hoPe I am In I poilition to With the !l('ulns defense dtdde who will be my fifth geared to stop Griffin and iiiDll pltdla'," aald Dark. fullback Pete Johnson, "Rilld !lOW 11M only man I'm Greene rushed' for 120 yards lblalllnlaboutiiHultamon. I ·In 23 carrie~~, !Of in the first havea110r!clofCOI!fldenceln half, scored two touchdowns Kenny, l'ni IIIII" he will do a on runs of two and 17 yards IOOd Job.r' .· ' and hit on six of nine passes Holtlmln pltdied on two lor 98 yards. day'a real 'PY back ln May Hl.s performance, backed and waa auccellful. He went by 160 yarda rushing by II& iDnlnp witb no aeclalon Griffin, earned Greene the apiJIIt U.<llicaiD White Six honor of United Press InIll Ml1 I, wben came back to ternatlonal 'Midwest Ofbeat tbe Cllilornla. Angela on lensive Player of the Week. Mayhrltha11.31Dnlngstlnt. A week ago it W88 Griffin Wile, who1111111t pmea lor with 155 yardll and Jolmaon, tbe Rid So& during the who aet a achool record with regular aelaon,' will ·be five toullhdowns and hii!II4B workltW wltb nine .daYI rest. yards 1118hlng against North l'n bla CM8 fila nluch reit can Carolina. bewonetbllllllll enough. It's "We feel we have a typical lU ll1'llt ''lllipla action Ohio State team which can evar but he aays that • !XII pre88ure on you from ail gou.ers llhouldn't- I difference. four -offensive backfield Tbt dliferaace b.etween positions," said Coach Woody Fenwa:r Pirll: and the Haye11. Collaewn llaliOut u wl(ie 88 ' "It washls best game of the It eould be. While litHe year,'' Buckeye quarterback Fanny Ia a hlk's park, coach George Chaump said of ..p..;ai]J witb llftbanded Greene's performance. "He DEAR POLLY - · I pitdlera, tbt Ccillleum II a played e1ceptlonaUy well." remember that not too long pltdler'l paradlll with Ill Greene had not been up to · Gallipolis defeated host ago someone wanted to know ...d - oulllald and long 111r In the prior two games how to use leftover soap allayllll WI and rlab1 center. ani! Chaump blamed the Waharna 162-170in a dual golf scraps. I found an Idea in an match at Masoo Monday The A'alolt U. 11r11t game )I'Oblem ~m a head bump old magazine that I think Is of tbe playoffl In ~ 1873 . suffered in the opener at evening. . Tom Wiseman shot a 4- great. Use a razor blade to and18'1t and, of eoune, came Michigan State from "an over-par 39 to pace GAHS. slit a small pocket·ln a hand ·bldl: to win. LUt year, lhey overzealoua defender." Other Blue Devil shooters sponge and then put the left"He had headaches for a were Stu Coronel, 40; Rusty over soap bib into it. This while," said Chaump, "but saunders, 41 ; Brian Kemp, sudsy sponge wiU not only be he's okay now." 42; Kev Hawk, 4ll and Brent handy In the tub but for lui Olaump said UCLA paid clean-up~ or even acrubbing Rodgers, 47. the price for their decision to For Wahama, Dave ~ out the sink. - MRS. E. T. jam up ~ middle to stop had , a 39. Other ·Falcon DEAR YPOLLY • The Johnlon and play their ends shoo~rs were Lance Oliver, followtniIa not ortc1na1 but II wide to try to stop Griffin's 41; Chuck Stanley, 45; Greg might help Deaper81e with sweeps. Stodole, 45; Jay Lane, 52; the odor In her refri&erator. "Tbat left Corny open," • Jerry Roush, 56; Mike Empty refrigerator and wash Chawnp said, "and you can't it down (sides and ahelves) do that. "He's as much a Winnings, 58 and Dan and dry thoroughly. Place a Stodole, oo. threat as anyone we have." GAHS, now. 12-5·. on the flat box of clean kitty Utter on Greene, who rushed for 1142 \he middle shelf and Close the yards last ytjlr, had a par- year, wiU host Wahama today door ..Leave for two days and In the final regular season ticularly ba!P day against the' odor should be gone. Pem State the week after the match. GAHS will battl~ KARMA. seven teams in the Cl8.1S AA Michigan State Clllltest. DEAR POLLY - After six '"111at was the worst game Sectional at Meigs Friday. years of washing diapers and In a makeup match he has had since . he's been Monday involving SEOAL never being SIIUsfied with the here," said Chaump. results, I have finally found a Coach Woody Hayes said teams, Logan defeated way to get them looking like Waverly and Ironton 162, 162 Greene "did a super job" new again. Pre·wash ln cold against UCLA. "He's starting to 192 to finish in ·a tie lor water using ONLY pine oil. to play his football now. With second place with Gallipolis. The final SEOAL golf Two ounces or 1888 II suf-. hbn playing that way and . ROIIIUIUBJi:Ray . Archie and Pete and our standings are : Jackson, 11-3; .• rliir:iliiii~iliiiiiiiiiii-::;;;;,~~-;::~:::~l Martae, ~ C.rporal wingback (Brian Gallipolis and Logan, 9-li; R11e M. R••eberry, Baschnatlel) l'm 111re !t•s one Athens, IHI; Ironton, Wav~rly WHEN YOU SEE ME, .......... ., .... Loa I. of the best backfields we've and Wellston, ~ and Meigs, DON'T THINK OF ROielleft)' oiRMte1, Loq ever bad." 4-10. 162 to 170 . .. ............ pnmo&td '· 18 ber prtHtd rut wblle •ervhla ~ Ule Marble Corp1 leendt Depot, hrrll lllud. INSURANCE SERVICE . GOINGTOFI!SIIVAL Mella ()unty senior dtllena wlliW.ftl to the Bob Evllll PariD for Senior au.na n.t at the fll'lll fe~tival irlday. Those ~ to call 1111 lllliar CIUuns Clntlr ............, ... thai ...eo ..... :"::!,!'::! • ...,...... • will .1. ........ be . . . i t . h"'llarthe . 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' ' ' A's reign tonight ' By JOB SAJWIII UPI ~port~ Writer · oAKI.AND (UPI) _ Rick Wlai and the surprising Boaton Red Soa, not the least bl.t l1ftd by what .ha$ taken place to da'-, try to supply the knockOut blow to the OaklaM A'l tonight and complele 1 · sweep of the threHbne World Champlona In the · American League ChamploMllp Playoffs. Till! Red Sol, who won llatur<IIY'al!rlt pme in the best-of.flve serlea on A's miltakel and the pltc!.Ung ol 1..u1a 1'11111 and lhlaecond on home runa by old JII'OII Carl Yastrzemlkl and Rico Petrocelli, ire Underdogs in tonight!• 111111, which geta under w~y at8:30,p.m. EDT, but are favored to take the won the next three to clOse out the Baltbnore Orioles in four games. Wblle Johnson will . stick with the same lineup be used ln the first two gaines, Dark bas mode his second change. He has moved shortstop Bert Campaneris Into the leadoff I!JIOt, dropped centerflelder Billy North to eighth and reIns tore d Cl a udell W~ington In left and Billy ·Williams as the designated hitter. • 1 Son honors . birthda11 , G'"eene .1., player of week ai•,lvt~~tJIOii8hltnowhas . . llhlf~ !lo the ...., home park. ~ • DEXTER - . A bridal shower honoring Miss Susie Jeffers of Dexter was held recently in the social room of the Dexter Church of Christ. Hostesses were Mrs. Betty bongstreth, Mrs . · Clara Jeffers and Mrs . Judy Gannaway. Cake, punch, nuts and mint.s were served. , Attending were Mrs. Alice Jacobs, Miss Crystal Jacobs, Mrs. Nellie Hatfield, Brian Jeffers, Kevin Hatfield, Mrs. SHANE ENGLE Ed Jordon, Mrs. Gladys Nich9ison, ~li[son Gannaway, Bradley Dingess, Mrs. Joan May, Miss Debbie May, Mrs. Kethel Hatfield, Miss Vivian Dingess, Mrs: 'J Norma Nicholson , . Mrs. Mr : and Mrs. Charles Aliegra Will, Mrs. Eleanor Pennington en t'e rtained Hoover, Mrs. Ruby Rlfe, Mrs. rel!ent,ly with aP.arty In honor • ' , .' of her son, Shane Engle, on ·c'l~u,..rh his sixth birthday at their f), f"' u. home in Middleport. Approximately 135 atGarnes were played during tended the annual the aftern!XIn with prizes homecoming of the Hemlock being won by Lori Engle and Grove Church Sunday. Stacie Tyree. The birthday Roger' Watson, pastor, cake was baked - and presided at the afternoon decorated by )'drs. Debbie program which began with a Engle, Rt. I, Middleport. song by . the , congregation, Party hats and balloons Prayer was by Stanford . were given as favors. After Stockton, and there was a Shane had opened his gilts, song by Sharon•Johnston and Mrs. Gladys File and Debbie Charlotte . Lambert and Engle assls~d Mrs. Pen· selections by Betty Kerns. nington .in serving refresh· Jessie White qad a reading. ments of pwnpkin cooilies, A guest choif ~ape up 9f ice cream and orange juice to members from the Syracuse, those mentioned above and Minersville, Forest Run and Jason Fife, Shawn and Asbury Methodist Churches Freddie Engl~, Judy directed by Mrs . Ann Mowery, Kelly Tyree, Ronnie Sauvage san-g several Denny, Rhonda Rathburn, nwnbers, and there was a John Bacon, Brian and Cindy special by Mr. and Mrs. Hawley, Christie, Angie and Jimmy Farley, George · ·Justice, Tommy Buckley, ' Kurt Doss, Kandi, Trina and Ronala Bachtel, Tracie and Jeff McMahon, Kristi Rich- ·1 ll)Ond, Tony Mohler, Cindy Utile, Mathew Ward, Stacey Hawley,RobertFife,Mr.and Mrs. Craig Fife, Mrs. Diane By Polly Bachtel, Billy Jeffers and uamor Mrs. Sharon Ward. POLLY'S PROBLEM Sending gilts were Junior DEAR POLLY - I have Engle, Scott Brinker,- Fred several cans full of bits and Engle, Mr. and Mrs. Gary pieces of face soap. I would Cooper and t,lr. and Mrs. _like to !p&k~ them Into WoOdrow Engle, Sr. regular size bars of soap to save moneY: How can I do this? _ PATRICIA. u DEAR PATRICIA - Of course ·you can softea the soap bits aad press them Into cake, but the following letter seem1 to me a gn:at Idea for making liSe of leftover soap pieces. _POLLY. BPW announces celebration pla:nsl ' . ' ' •"' . •• 'j • •' ," · Mrs . Jeanne Neighbor, attenCiing wtth more than 1411 president of the Ohio guest rooms, iake~de cabinS Mildred Jeffers, Mts. Alberta Federation of Business and and a variety of /recreation Smith, Mrs. Imogene Professional Women's Club wiii'be ·offered, Mrs. Neigh• Ai'rowood, Mrs , Jeanette •. ~ has announced completed bor revealed. · 1 !!.avis, Mrs . .Evelyn Hobbs, Mrs. Mary Collins, Ohto plans lor a bicentennial Mrs. Lucille Jacobs, Mrs. celebration to be combined BPW Bicentenn{al Cbal~ Nina Macomber, Miss · with the group's annual woman Is ctloritlnatlng 1 Michelle Barr, Mrs. Sl\aron athletic salu,te !il working women Oct. weekend ·· of Barr, Mrs. Glady's Davis and 26-25. . . recreation,' arts and crafli Mrs. Shirley Smith. Bhe BPW leader revealed and entertainment for tho4l Sending · gilts were Mrs. ' :. that arrangel)lents have been attending, Nellie Nelson., Mrs. Eloise Mrs. Neighbor explain ell made lor BPW members to Smith, Mrs. Bette Hobstetter, the weekend for BPJ · conclude their observance of ROBBY WYATT Mrs. Vivian Pierce, Miss National Business Women's members and tlleir famlU«;s Debi Piece, Mrs. Marjorie Week with a .famlly fun wiU complete one phaae of tqe Davis, Mrs. Mildred Hysell; weekend Oct. 25-26 at Salt Bicentennial celebration, the Miss Laura Hoover, Mrs. portion. Tbt Fork Lodge in Cambridge. festival Freda Levacy, Miss Bonnie . ' Newest and largest of remaining two parti, Rile, Mrs. Melva Russell, J 111 heritage and horizon, will lie Ohio's state park lodges, Salt Mrs. Esther Anderson, Miss " UU.1 Fork will pr_ovide ample observed on the state levll KayAnderson;Mrs.Arminda • · faclUties lor BPW members and by local clubs In Ohio tt Anderson and Mrs. Frances . Mr. and Mrs. Terry Wyatt special evenb to be a(lMinor. . · entertained recently with a nounced later this year. Tlte party honoring their son, · Ohio BPW Federation h•a \ , Robby Wayne, on his second approxbnately 9,000 In more birthday. The party was held than 175 local clubs In evel')' at .the home of his gfl'al,. part of the state, and is afCharley WoOds of Alfred. grandparents, Mr. and !\Irs. filiated with the National Roger Watson and Ardith Barton, Pomeroy. Federation of Business arid · . Charlotte Lambert had a A train theme was carried Tbe members of the Trinity Professional Women's Clulle song, and the youth or the out with cake, Ice cream, Sunday School recenUy en....• to fonn .a me~bershlp or church ·sang. Tbere was a potato chips and Kool-Aid joyed a hayrack . ride and ,180,000 working women In s.ll reading by Ray Whaley. being serv~ to Mrs. Nella wiener roast at the farm states, Puerto Rico and t11e There was-a song by Ann and Seyler and Micky, Mt. and home or Mr. and ·f!lrs. Roy "• Virgin Islands.' :. Charlotte Lambert, and Mrs. Bob Barton , Joey, Holter. The annual observance of prayer of dismissal . by Angie, Scott and Billy, Mrs. · Members and guests atNational Business Women s Wallace Bradford. Charles Wyatt and Janey, tending were Mrs. Genevieve Week dUring the third full Committees for the Mrs. Kay Rupe, Bobby, Joey Meinhart, .. Mr.s. Edith Lanweek of October honors tile homecoming were Mr. and · and Laura, Mrs . Helena ning, Mrs. Rose Ginther, achievement of workln'g Mrs. James Hazelton, Mr., Darst ~d Stevte, Mrs. Belly Mrs. · Stella · Kloes, Erma women rof the nation, anll and Mrs .. Stanford Stockton, Reed, Crystal and Judy, Mr: Smith, Mrs. Jackie Starcher spotlights BPW membeJ'a welcome; Mrs. Leota Smith, and Mrs. Jack Harrison, and children Kim and Keith, who have given outstanding Mrs .' Hazel Biggs, Mrs. Brian and Deann, and Mrs. Jean Powell and sons community service. :: Shirley Sinclair and Carolyn, Robby's . grea t-g_rea t- Lee, Scott and Todd, Mrs. Cummuns food and Bernice grandfather, Steve Eblin. He Jane Bourne and son Carl, Accidents ai,e Hawk, Sandy Ca{leton, received many gilts. Rev.andMrs. BiD. Perrin and Muriel Bradford and Alice children Beth and Jon, Mrs. SAFETY PAYS. Stockton , program . Marie Hauck, Lesley Daun Carr, Mr. and Mrs. Hank • Cleland and sons Hankie and Chase, Mrs. Pauline -Mayer, w Bethany Jo Mayer, Andrea · 1oe Shots and Nicky Riggs, Bobby conforms to O.S.H.A. Evans, Lorra, Kelly and Kyle ~landards Wlaecup, Nancy Jo Mayer, ~ · Chuck Salta, Jan and Bryan Micldlttt9rt Betzlng, Kenny and David 9fo SMon.-Fri. Harris, David Burt and the 9loiSII. • •• hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Roy • Closed Sund1y Holter and son. Eddie. ., flcient. After dlaP.rs have •~· been·run through entire wash ••• cycle, wash again In the )lottest water available, using •• detergent and chlorine bleach, The oU loosens all TAMARA HAYMAN spots and stains that would •• 'normally stay in If washed in • • hot water Iii-st. ' ' Also, when you have any soft drink left that has gone Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hayman, flat pour Into an ice cube tray Syracuse, entertained and freeze. The result Is Sunday with a party In POPS for the kids. celebration of the first birthMy Pet Peeve is decorative day of their daughter, seif-11ticking wall panels such Tarn11ra Hayman. •• as cork, mirror tnes, etc, that Cake, ice cream, potato •• only stick for a matter of chips and Kooi-Aid were • months . As soon as the served to =tillda McDaniel, ••• l'he smart way to buy ... the convenient way weather turns humid the glue Marvin and Debbie DodJ:IU, to Chrlstmasshop:.. LAY IT AWAY ~OWl A loses ita sticking power and Wald ·and Donna Hayman, ••• deposit will hold your choice and you'll get the lUes fall from the wall. Wayne, Linda, Mellua and • •• what you want. We have to reglue ours at Vicki ' Rhodes, Jack, Kay, •• least three tbnes a ye11r. If Jackie and Cyllnda the manufacturers Insist on Frederick, J odl Brown, • ceiling them self-stlctlng Carol, Ryan, Rlta and Trinl e• then I wish they would invent Hayman, and Diana and • a stronger glue that would Melissa · Frederick, all local. " hold up In hot sticky weather. Charity and Danlelle • - HELENE. ' Carney, Charleston, W. Va.; • DEAR HELENE - f felt Ken, Eunice, Edna Tina · •• jill 88 you do the other day Markham, Hurricane, . W. • wlleu ooe of tile au]IIIOiedly Va .; · . Robin · Carney 1 •• Hlf.lticldD& adhesive backed Charleston, W. Va.; BID, ••• picture uqe~ came off tbe Frances, Mary, and Brenda , • waD aDd broke a prized Carney, Sandyville, W. Va.; • heirloom plate. - POLLY. Cheryle, Becky, and. Unds . •• DEAR PoLLY - After Knight, Hartford,.W. Va. and •• baking cup cakes with no two the maternal grandparents, Court St. · ·Pomeroy • ever lOOking the same, I Williard ind Mary Carney or Over 100 Years in S.me Location started to use my Ice cream Charleston, W. Va. , scoop to level the. cakes just Carda and gifts were right. After pouring cue presented to Tamara. batter into the pans I bump ·the pans up and down on tl!e counter to level tbem. (Polly's note - I ai8o do this as my mother said It removed the exceu air from batter.) - KAREN Ce/ebr..'ateS h•ns homecomz·n:g By GENE CADDES Ken~~~ w(Jo 1011 the UPI Sporii .Wrlter ·, ftnt ~~ - Of tbe ~riel, Is OOLl:lMBUS,,Ohlo (UP!)_ llllllllnlblcll:lntwoday'sreat The expression ''you pay to • If he lli!D llop the ~ your money and yo!i take Sol and bep the A'l alive. If your choice" has been turned he and tbt A'uruucceuful, Into "you take your choice • .. then Oil WedneldlyVIda Blue and you pay the prlce"by the wlii fact Tflnt Ill the fourth No.1 Buckeyes of Ohio State. pme. •yooc~ lbat neither Members of the Buckeyes' A'a ~ Al9ln Dark nor multi-Ullanted backlleid have Red lk!K manapr DarreU taken turns playing the hero Johnaon ~ to lpeelilate role so far this season. about hll Pltebina pllna. l!elsman Trophy · winner, "We are pll,nnlna on Archie Griffin, of' course, winDin8 tbi third 811111,". !elida the way, but Saturday aald J~. quk:ldy adding night, In OSU's nationally "lt'alhl only way we can go televised 41-20 win over lntoU.pme, Wehavetofeel UCLA, It was quarterback we will win it." Cornelius Greene's tum. "I hoPe I am In I poilition to With the !l('ulns defense dtdde who will be my fifth geared to stop Griffin and iiiDll pltdla'," aald Dark. fullback Pete Johnson, "Rilld !lOW 11M only man I'm Greene rushed' for 120 yards lblalllnlaboutiiHultamon. I ·In 23 carrie~~, !Of in the first havea110r!clofCOI!fldenceln half, scored two touchdowns Kenny, l'ni IIIII" he will do a on runs of two and 17 yards IOOd Job.r' .· ' and hit on six of nine passes Holtlmln pltdied on two lor 98 yards. day'a real 'PY back ln May Hl.s performance, backed and waa auccellful. He went by 160 yarda rushing by II& iDnlnp witb no aeclalon Griffin, earned Greene the apiJIIt U.<llicaiD White Six honor of United Press InIll Ml1 I, wben came back to ternatlonal 'Midwest Ofbeat tbe Cllilornla. Angela on lensive Player of the Week. Mayhrltha11.31Dnlngstlnt. A week ago it W88 Griffin Wile, who1111111t pmea lor with 155 yardll and Jolmaon, tbe Rid So& during the who aet a achool record with regular aelaon,' will ·be five toullhdowns and hii!II4B workltW wltb nine .daYI rest. yards 1118hlng against North l'n bla CM8 fila nluch reit can Carolina. bewonetbllllllll enough. It's "We feel we have a typical lU ll1'llt ''lllipla action Ohio State team which can evar but he aays that • !XII pre88ure on you from ail gou.ers llhouldn't- I difference. four -offensive backfield Tbt dliferaace b.etween positions," said Coach Woody Fenwa:r Pirll: and the Haye11. Collaewn llaliOut u wl(ie 88 ' "It washls best game of the It eould be. While litHe year,'' Buckeye quarterback Fanny Ia a hlk's park, coach George Chaump said of ..p..;ai]J witb llftbanded Greene's performance. "He DEAR POLLY - · I pitdlera, tbt Ccillleum II a played e1ceptlonaUy well." remember that not too long pltdler'l paradlll with Ill Greene had not been up to · Gallipolis defeated host ago someone wanted to know ...d - oulllald and long 111r In the prior two games how to use leftover soap allayllll WI and rlab1 center. ani! Chaump blamed the Waharna 162-170in a dual golf scraps. I found an Idea in an match at Masoo Monday The A'alolt U. 11r11t game )I'Oblem ~m a head bump old magazine that I think Is of tbe playoffl In ~ 1873 . suffered in the opener at evening. . Tom Wiseman shot a 4- great. Use a razor blade to and18'1t and, of eoune, came Michigan State from "an over-par 39 to pace GAHS. slit a small pocket·ln a hand ·bldl: to win. LUt year, lhey overzealoua defender." Other Blue Devil shooters sponge and then put the left"He had headaches for a were Stu Coronel, 40; Rusty over soap bib into it. This while," said Chaump, "but saunders, 41 ; Brian Kemp, sudsy sponge wiU not only be he's okay now." 42; Kev Hawk, 4ll and Brent handy In the tub but for lui Olaump said UCLA paid clean-up~ or even acrubbing Rodgers, 47. the price for their decision to For Wahama, Dave ~ out the sink. - MRS. E. T. jam up ~ middle to stop had , a 39. Other ·Falcon DEAR YPOLLY • The Johnlon and play their ends shoo~rs were Lance Oliver, followtniIa not ortc1na1 but II wide to try to stop Griffin's 41; Chuck Stanley, 45; Greg might help Deaper81e with sweeps. Stodole, 45; Jay Lane, 52; the odor In her refri&erator. "Tbat left Corny open," • Jerry Roush, 56; Mike Empty refrigerator and wash Chawnp said, "and you can't it down (sides and ahelves) do that. "He's as much a Winnings, 58 and Dan and dry thoroughly. Place a Stodole, oo. threat as anyone we have." GAHS, now. 12-5·. on the flat box of clean kitty Utter on Greene, who rushed for 1142 \he middle shelf and Close the yards last ytjlr, had a par- year, wiU host Wahama today door ..Leave for two days and In the final regular season ticularly ba!P day against the' odor should be gone. Pem State the week after the match. GAHS will battl~ KARMA. seven teams in the Cl8.1S AA Michigan State Clllltest. DEAR POLLY - After six '"111at was the worst game Sectional at Meigs Friday. years of washing diapers and In a makeup match he has had since . he's been Monday involving SEOAL never being SIIUsfied with the here," said Chaump. results, I have finally found a Coach Woody Hayes said teams, Logan defeated way to get them looking like Waverly and Ironton 162, 162 Greene "did a super job" new again. Pre·wash ln cold against UCLA. "He's starting to 192 to finish in ·a tie lor water using ONLY pine oil. to play his football now. With second place with Gallipolis. The final SEOAL golf Two ounces or 1888 II suf-. hbn playing that way and . ROIIIUIUBJi:Ray . Archie and Pete and our standings are : Jackson, 11-3; .• rliir:iliiii~iliiiiiiiiiii-::;;;;,~~-;::~:::~l Martae, ~ C.rporal wingback (Brian Gallipolis and Logan, 9-li; R11e M. R••eberry, Baschnatlel) l'm 111re !t•s one Athens, IHI; Ironton, Wav~rly WHEN YOU SEE ME, .......... ., .... Loa I. of the best backfields we've and Wellston, ~ and Meigs, DON'T THINK OF ROielleft)' oiRMte1, Loq ever bad." 4-10. 162 to 170 . .. ............ pnmo&td '· 18 ber prtHtd rut wblle •ervhla ~ Ule Marble Corp1 leendt Depot, hrrll lllud. INSURANCE SERVICE . GOINGTOFI!SIIVAL Mella ()unty senior dtllena wlliW.ftl to the Bob Evllll PariD for Senior au.na n.t at the fll'lll fe~tival irlday. Those ~ to call 1111 lllliar CIUuns Clntlr ............, ... thai ...eo ..... :"::!,!'::! • ...,...... • will .1. ........ be . . . i t . h"'llarthe . 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"Mom.my, If pollctmtn .- him by hll worm em Ill ana IWHI GIIPOIItlon. "YOU l<now FRESH _,;' MEET AL~~ 11!~ _FINE, FRIENDLY . FOLKS AT" TWIN 'CITIES GATEWAY .-.. -...-·. -.. and flremtn wtar unltorms, , _, ' ~ INSURANCE ... BUT WHEN' YOU THINK OF INSURANCE, SEE COMPLm , QUANTITIES-RIGHTS RESERVm . Jor sudsy sponge · top WBh8D18 I ... Polly's Pointers . Saved soap bits GAHS '._ . Group enjoys recent outing . ... .. b·1r:th ·sHOP GATEWAY. ·KEEBLER · nYNHOUSE • NO. 10$ CRACKERS l !LB. BOX EXPIRES 10.11·75 CinES GAl'EWAY '' TONE· SOAP BATH SIZE 3/$1 00 6-9~ ICE MILK \\GAL 69~ �-- _f'- ..... " 6 :-'" The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesd•I· Oct.?, 1975 Ge;~;;;i~;-~''ii';;,,,,,,,,,~.,.,,,,~] Shower rp;;;;;r;Js~v=;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;zJl lJride-ekct · · fetes Tamara Roush ::.:·7 - Th~ Daily Sentinel, MicldlePI!rlt-PomeJro,, 0.,'1\tesday, Oct. 7,197~ EAST LETART -·A bridal Kay Hill. Mrs. Esther Mrs.' Ev~lyn Ma~uel; Joan ···:·Carolyn Sue Vance and curl!llge. She carried aut the served to th~ Rev. and Mrs. show'er honoring Tamara Sylvester, Mrs. Betty Va" Sellers, Suzanne· Wolfe, Mrs. William ReyrioldS, Sr. were tradiliod of "something new, George Oiler, Keith Black, :·:· Roush, bride-i!lect of Jeffrey · Meter , Alis~.a and John Rac,hel McBriae,, Karim •inarrled Saturday, Oct. 4, at 6 · some'thing old, something Mr~. Gertrude Kloee, ,Mrs. ' Women's Pet Peeve Hill, was held recently by the Ri chard, Mrs. Sue Ann Eckersley, Mrs.. Doris p.m. at the home of ' t~ borrowed and something Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. Rap : . East Letart United Methodist Beegle and Ti'aci, Debbie Adams, )\honda Ash, Steve !ride's grandmother, Mrs. blue." Frimces. . " I'm bUI'Jllng ! Every time I have a legitimate complaint Women at the community Roush and Joe, .and Mrs. and l;inda Badgley and Kelli, Flora Balley, Middleport. Following the wedding, ice Mr, and Mrs. Reynold.'! aboutoffice .management, I ftrst mention It quietly, and when hall. · Eileen Roush. Shelba and Ward Foster, The . Rev. Ge<rge Oiler cream, cake and coffee were reside in Pomeroy. that I! ignored - as it always Is - I get a Iitpe more forceful. . A green,'yellow and white ' Sending gifts · were Mrs. Cheryl 'Foster, Dee and officiated ' at' the ceremony Do you !mow what happens next? Some man Is sure to ask, color scheme was carried out Myrtle Walk~r. Mrs. Kate Megan Brown, John Dean and Mr. and Mrs. Marion PLAYING NITEL Y "What's the Jlllltter, honey, did you have a fight wit!t' your in the decorations which Wider, Kitty Skeels, Mrs. and Eric, Linda Burnam, Frances were attendants for boyfriend?" or the word gets circulated, "It's that time of the featured a bride 1>f kitchen Alice Wolfe and Vicky, Marie Susie and Julie Gooch, Mr. month again for Cindy-she's on her high horse.:· (This often utensils. The door prjze was Norris, Mrs. Goldie Shain, · and Mrs. 1'\oger Hill, Scott the couple. The bride ill the daughter or.Mrs.ll'rances and from women!)' won by Mrs. Kay Hill, and Terry and Jackie • Roush, and Heather. the late Eimer Russell. The U a man !lnds something wrong and points it out, he's game prizes were won by Mrs. Donna Hlll, Dave and Mollie anjl Amy Fisher, groom ill the son of Mrs. usually listened to. The boss may 1101 agree, but at least he's Mrs: Shirley Dugan, Mrs. Linda Hill, Mrs. Edna Ro~sh, Helen Simpson, Dorothy and TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY given an ear. A woman - especially one under 26 - doesn't .Dorothy Badgley and Ml-s. Mrs. Gladys Shields, Mrs. Dave Sayre, Caroline Hill, Williain Reynolds, Mld" have a chance to be taken seriously around a business office. U Edith Manuel. Mrs. Ferne B. Mary stover, ·Mrs. Clara Allyne Reese, Libby Wilford, !lleport, and the late William they aren't patting us on the head, they're patting us on the Hayman registered the Adams, Mrs. Joan Roush, Mrs. Erma Hill, PaUla Rowe, Reynold.'!. For her wedding, the bride faMy. Will things ever chang!~ - CINDY . guests. Mrs. Belva Fisher, David and Fred Shain, Ann Finley, Kim wore an aqua gown trimmed FRI. & SAT. TUES.· THURS. A decorated cake was Sally Gloeckner and Carrie, Dugan, Mrs: Virginia Salser, ' in gold and a pink carnation 8:30- 2:00 8:30-l :()O Dear Cindy : served with punch, coffee, Don and Mary Hill, Keith and Mrs. Betty Roush, the East Yes! Things are already changing, thanks to women like mints and nuts. MEE'f POS·l'PONED Carrissa Hill, Mrs. Bernice Letart United Methodist you who won't be silenced by put-downs. One good way to stop A meeting of the uiurel Guests at the shower were Roush, Sharon and Cindy, Women, Mr. and Mrs. Don chauvh lst flak {both from male and female) Is : laugh at It Mrs. Ora Hill, Mrs. Ada Mrs. June Roush, Lucille and Bell, Gene and Sara Beegle, Cliff Better Health Club Pomeroy 992-3629 before II happens. - HELEI\' scheduled for ThUl'llday has Rowe , Mrs. Margaret Karen Rhodes, Mrs. Bess Ronnie and Betty Wagner, +++ Gloeckner, Mrs. Arlene Parsons, Mrs. Sally Savage Eddie and Jackie Wagner, been postponed untU Oct. 18 Cindy ; ~ '"' ., Best In . Roush;Mrs. Eula Wolfe, Mrs. and Mrs. Nora Pearson, Sadie Trussell, the Ford at the home of Mrs. L!lona ... Best way to do tl)is is: Post yolB' letter on the office Beverly Codner, Mrs. Mabel Janice Manuel 'and Terri, Garage and Avis Frecker. · Karr. Apotluck dinner wlll he Live Entertainment bulletin board. '1\iere won,'l be many, "It's that time of the served at" 6 p.m. month" remarks, etc., when that kind of comeback gets an, Shields, Dr. Kathryn Philson, "I told you ao" smile from the woman with a legitimate 1\lrs. Marjorie Roush, Mrs. Hazel Fox, Mrs. Jan !\'orris, complaint. - SUE . ' Mrs. Terri Roush and . +++ Jeremy, Mrs Edith Manuel, Dear Helen and Sue: FULL TEXT OF THE RESOLUTIONS PROPOSING I'm 19 Rl!d engaged, Am trying to save money ior our ' Mrs. Carrie Roush, Vicki future, but my Dad just _keeps on borrowing. And he always Roush , Debbie Nelson, Mrs. EACH AMENDMENT baa 111 excuse when I ask for it back. If It weren't for my Lenna Brinker, Mrs. Iona d1rect vote of tb.l elloton iD a man• IIIUZ I mother and lltUe ~otl!er, I wouldn't lend to him, but they're Hupp. ner provided by law, &~_e11 ~: (ADieJideCI BoUM Joint BeooluUoo Mrs . Dorothy Badgley, dato for auoh ilo1epte ·~~ the ones wlto suffer when he fritters his paycheck away. , No. 9) ' ' . tua Ant and. RCOild ehoteet for 'the Mrs. Julia Norris, Mrs. Edith pNddenq. but the name ot: DO I'm afraid he'll depend oil me evern after I'm arried, and I JOINT RESOLUTION cand1da... for the pruidenq aball V. Manual, Mrs. Ruth A. Hill, BALLOT LANGUAGE, EXPLANATIONS, AND CUI't put my future husband through THAT , What can I do? Piapa11at So adOpJ IIIIIOD ... ol be 10 UMd without hil W11ttaa au.. Mrs . Etta Mae Hill, Mrs. U at lbo CoUIIhallaD ol lllorh¥• FRUSTRATED .RESOLUTIONS FOR AMENDMENTS TO THE OHIO 1100 11a1o of Oblo lo tho Lucy Donahue, Mrs. Sally EFRCTIV~L DATE AND IIJ:PIAL . .lua&a. of ~ lfiCI: lUMl citU adopled by 1 mljori!T of 1111 .,otecl exalaal:ntr "' ollldoor ~110CONSTITUTION PROPOSED BY THE GENERAL Hill · and Angie, Vicky Carr, Dear Frua: r..Uoaal .... ellcton vou.n. on thJI amendmiDt. II rr1raU ·take el!eot Janua~ _!1 19'1!1 Be it re.olved by the General AAASSEMBLY TO BE SUBMmED TO THE VOTERS AT wnbly to say, ''No!" It won't be hard after the flrst .few Jean Click, Mrs. Marlene and exlltinl _aecUon 'I o1 MUcll v of the State of Ohio, tbreeFisher, Mr~ . Facie Hayman, o! the CoutUu Uon of OhJo ahall be Hftha ol lhe membm oiK!o<l to tim•. - HELEN THE GENERAL ELECTION, NOVEMBER 4, 1975 repealed from such effective date. eaeh houae conCW'I'iDJ therein, Ulat +++ Mrs. Patty Pape and Lisa, Qlere lhall be tubin1tted to the elec,II:DLAIIATIOif Or 1111111 lfO, 7 F'ru*ated: Mrs. Laura Pickens, Mrs. tor• of tbe itate in tb.l manner P~ IIIUE I sertbed b:y lllw at the ltneral elecTbo Oblo ConrrUtuUon oUJ'l'IDtliO (Amen'ded Houae Joint ResoluUon ... And If Pop keeps on frittering away his paycheck, let Leora Young, Patty Shain, uon to be beld oc the Ant 'l'UIIda7 rectulrel the nama of all candidate~ No. t1) after the ftnt Monday 1n November, ,for ..._ate or alternate 10 thl your mot.Mr get tough. It's HER responsibility not yours.- . Mrs. Marie Boyd, and Ricky. 1975 a proposal to enact SecUon 38a 111Uoul canvent.ton ot a ~UUcaJ JOINT RESOLUTION Sellers, Mrs. June Wicker· of Article II of the ConiUtu tion of ' party to be Jilted on the ballot. SUE 1he State of Ohio 1o read a1 folPro~ 1o 0111urd AIUola VlU ol alone with the ant IUld ttoond · sham, Mrs, Marvlene Beegle, cllolce for prealdent of each candJ.. lows : 11re c o - ot 1110 • - ol date l.or dele1ate. 'l'h1l result. In 1 ~~ Shari and Junie, Krista ARTICLED Oblo b7 ~14 Dear ""P: . llolo.looel.•err I~y " bed meet" · ballot Section 341. To eacourqe the dll• l:rWJOI llltlaf of names. I bo,ughtasall boat secondhand for $3,000. A month later, I Johnson, Mrs. Barbara velopment and maintenance of open The proposM amendmtrlt would ·~!"' land tor U.. ,pUJ1>010 at proud crM11 10 a CODOIIIIOII Gftoo aot a bill from the state saying I owe $180-sales tax {six percent Dugan and Arnie, Marf V. make it pouible tor ·1he Genval a meaDI of llli!lvii.Unl' 'tbl VldlnC attd uder tM laWI Ot tbe Ulllled Roush, Mrs. Mildred · Aaembll' to pa11 a Jaw tbat would in our state). envil'onmental lmPK\ ot expandlnf 1101• 11114 ,. ID ll.of of lliO provide for direct e~Uoa of area.. llwt mi.)" be UIMCl 10 prodoleptoo to preal~en)!al nomlllallnl The SUY. who bought the boat new paid a sales tax. The Donohew, Shirley Dtigan, llalo lo l......... vide that lmd dnoftcl enlual:nly -lo l l o l lroll o l· o, - lo conventlonl and ellminate · tbe 10 ou\4oor ncreaUon ·be valued tor a.uoo- Ill• <~Manl - I f IICOild owner evidently paid a sales tax, and now they're Mrs. Inez Hjil, Mrs. Eileen nec.utt~" o1 prJnUn• on the ballot real properly lax Pll!l>OHI It the tbe n1mn at both 1be 4ele,.te ..... ~ . trlu ........ Buck, Mrs. DOllie Wolfe, Mr~ . dunning ME. lan't this double or triple taxation? current value · Nch land hal for IIPU fOJ \IM4 to prol'ld.e candidate and the 'p re:temd Prtll• auch reCreaUanal Ule, notwlthltand1111 tr n aentce, ud to denUal eandidate. , Why must I pay taxes on items that have already been (Propoaed lnf the provlllona of Section 2 af nlmbv.ru loc:a1 IO'fenuDeatl tor Without pa•a1e o.f tbll amead· General Article Xll except 't)lat any aucti . SERVICES SET ibe nnnue 1:11 u a ttnU: oC lilies taxed before? - BILL ment, II wlll be llri~ble to land which 11 utru.zed ancl conauch laX ucladlou.. A majority' allrmaUve vote 1 ahorten the pre•tdentlll pr.lmarJ WNG BOTTOM - Speci~l trolled, or owned, by any orl'anlu· nece•ry for Plllaa'e. Be It re80lved by the General AI· ballot. Uon or penon who d11crtmburCel aembl)' of the State of Ohio, three· services will be held aI the Dear Bill : aaainst or violate. tbe c:tvU rtchtl lUthi o1 the member• eJeeted to of lnc1tvt.duall ltiall be valued ln aC· Bottom United YES Thill is a Iolli)' answer, but the only one In town: Because Long SHALL THE eaCh house t!oneurrlnf tbereln, thl1 ... eordance with the provlliona at there ahall be IUbmltttd ta tbl elto-J----~----1 PROPOSED SecUon 2 o! ArUcle XJI. Lawa ahall it't the law! You might try a teat ~ase. Uyou're the type who Methodist Church, Oct. 9 and ton of the ata.te in the manner preAMENDMENT be p&lltd to provide . for the dtferICdbed by law at a Jtneral etecuon NO BE ADOPTE!>I !Oat 7:30p.m. The Rev. Steve llljoyaflghling city haU. Good luck. - HELEN AND SUE ·ral or recoupment Of any part af to be held the flrat Tuaday alter the dUI'erence Jn the dollar value ot Wibon will be the speaker. the 8rrt Monday ln November, 1970l \he real property tax levied in &flY DPLAJfATIOJI OP 1111111 KO. 1 a propoaal to enac1 secuon 11 o The Reed Boys, a singing year on land· valued In accordnnoe ArUcle VUI of the Conatltution of Tile <ODIIItuUon DOW nQuirtllilat wtt.h Jts recreational Ute and tbe Ohio to read u 1ollowr : group, will be featured.· The all land In lbo slate mud be todd dollar amount ot the ' real property at I "D'¢; ~ nt1 aeeordlq 1D Ita tax which would ha!fe been levifd ARTICLZ VW publlc is invlted. current mar et value. rather tban Section 14. l'or the publlo purpo11 8 . H . d B y elen an Sue ottel ~;j ...·.• •"<•• .:·Marcy Owens, bride-elect of Fred Thompson, was ohonored recently with a bridal shower in the social room of . Trinity Church, Pomeroy. . 'llostesses were Nancy Jo Mayer and Susan Andrews. Gifts were .placed. on a girt table decorated with a bride and groom figurine. Nuts, cake and punch were served. Prizes w~e won by Linda Darnell, Dorothy Reeves and Nancy Large. Others attending were Mrs, Sally Owens, Thelma Nease, Terry, Tom, .Pat and Mike Owens, Charlotte Nease, Diana Nease, Terri Williams, · Tina Lee St. Marie, Etollla Cassell, Margaret Andrews, Mary Wayland, Laurie Wayland, Martha Hoffman, Ruth Moore, Ruth Ann Spaun and Shannon, Linda Mayer, Karen Sutherland, Orella Hysell, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hendrix , Bessie Durst, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hood and Tim, Ann Kimmerle; Mr. and Mrs. Wllbqr Hoo~. Vicki Hood, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Hood, Mary Durst, Lorena Arnold, Pauline Mayer, Mark Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ROI!5h. GEO. HALL The MEIGS .INN . 10........._ad -·- --1114 New programs planned · ·during BPW meeting Property Transfers Edna E', Shields to Mark Beegle, Christy Beegle, 1.000 Acre, Letart. Wanda L. Smith to La Jean· Armstrong, Lot 15, Riverview Acres, Middleport. Ricky J. Morris, Cindy Mae Morris to Earl B. Lynch, Polly Ann Lynch, .45180 Acre, Sutton. Blanche Hall Rathbone, dec., aka M. B. Wetzel to . John Hall, Winona Hall, Cert. for trans., Lebanon. Russell W. Lee, Jnous. G. Lee to Donald Harris, Shirley Harris, 11 Acre, 8 Acres, Orange. Iva M. Stewart, Ernest W. Stewart to Alice L. White, CorrecUve Deed, Pomeroy • Salisbury. Michael R. Corbett, Sandra K. Cofbett to Merrill Givens, 5 acres, Lebanon. Grella Simpson to Henry w. Bentz, Lot 10 Pl. 15, Racine. Robeit S. Turner, deed. to Leland Turner, M~q"cella Ash, MyrUe Camel, Cert. ol Trans., Columbia. . Evelyn Gaul to Gayann Clay, Ronald Liddy, Corrective Deed, q,ester. Evelyn Gaul to Gay Anh Cay, llonald L. aay, 2.10 acres Pomeroy,, BIRM ANNouNCED Rl11'LAND- Mr. and Mrs. Herb Elliott, Rutland, announce . the blrtb of an eight pow!d daughter, Amy Lynn, &anday night at the Holzer Medical Center. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott have another dalllhler, Angela Faith, 2. Grandmothers are Mrs. Thelma Elliott, Point Pleaaant, and Mrs. Iva Stewart, Rutland. · tor .uch permuenUy and totally dlsabled r.Jdent. •nd raldenU BS )'eara of .,. ot older), Tbll "opon·opace" EITECTIVJ: DATE U adopted by a majority ot the· .tecton votint on 'thb amendment. 1llCI amendment lh.U take · etr~t 1 Jan\llor)' l1 lt'ltl. amiDclmODt would create a fourth excepUon to the uniform tax rule bY authorillnl the General AIH:mbly to enact lawa pennlttlnt land devoted exclulively to outdOOl" retre~UonaJ WI 10 be 'tax~ u recreational land lnltead of belnl taxed accordlnl to ttl · develoPment poteDti.ll, wilea the. laiJd Is UMd. 111d controlled or OWiltd by 1.D OrtaniutiOD o.r pertOn who diiCrlmlnalel IPinat .or vlo1&101 1111 olvll rllbll Of Individuals. Tbe amendment WOUld aJIO n· quire the General Auembly t.o paa Jaws pJ'OTI.c1tnr ''1or the deferral or recoupmmr• <II 1117 .,_n ot 1111 IIIUZ I (Amended Houae Joint lleloiullon ... No. 12) JOINT RESOLUTION ............................ Ia .. -·oflllo~of (Propoted by ReSDIUUon of the ' General Auemblf) 'bitwwn (1) The annual real property tax levttcl on recre•~ Uonal land at ill recreational UJe Yllue 1n accordance with the new con.Ututtonal provlllonJ md (ll Tbe amount of the tax that would have ·paid had lhe land been IUtd at a unitorm percental6 of HI market value llke other nat prop· ..' 01110 ,. ~:.. ... ..., .. ,."!.,_ by law •••:~ 10 llM MD nadf· elate'• . . . . .. .., ellctioll ,._ RU1o1J MUl . . . - oa IU Jle,IJtl lo IJIIdtr .... • .... 0.. Qeaeal ~rtllce ::-=: ~~~=r: -~~~~- A ma,Jortty am'rmauva vote t.1 neceaaary for pauace. ':; SHALLTHB 1---+----1 PROPOS!D ' AMENDIIIICNT NO • To .-nend ArUele V, IICtloa 21. Ohio Constitution 1,. SHALL THii NO BEADOPTBDI I ---+---1 PROPOSIID AMZNDIIIICNT DPLAIIATIOK OP IIIUZ KO. I Tbo Ohio CDDIUtu- pl'OIOntl:y -~~ tbe UH o1 VOIIDJ .. ... equal DwnMr ol •DIIDI maelltnM or rotaUanal pattel'ftl ue a..UOblo ID Noh pNCI!\ot. 'nla roani a44o4 1114 dolop In p.~Thlo to ue lbo t tbat · • 11011al nun•-bea rotated an -tbe = --ont :x.r.:r' to -t bdot 10 Uaat Nob eandtc111W"• name wW btr rotatocl Ill equal DUDibtrr of Tbo p~ ~menclment would ~ 1111 Constitution lllld ~.. H Wftll liDIUOIO roquir· m. - b bfor ' to~ ¥lao the 117 -law .a mtlbA>d OICb canclldall'l oame re-nei!IY equal tra.-1 on lhe bellol, 111cn u rotation of umu on • pnclnct: by predDct bull ntller 1haD. an a ballot 117 ballot bull. 7 PROPOUD COII8TlTUTIONAL AJIIIRDIDNT To amend .AI"Ude VI MCtlon t, Oblo~ vlll-. laws paued for ruch purpo;M that credit ot cltT, county, townlhip, or 1tJioDal tianJPDI'tltfon authority. ma:r 6e liven to or loaned 10, or Ia aid of, a eon>ontloD CN· ated under the lawt cil the Unlt.d Statu, or an qency of the n.te of Obto. 10 provtde rail tran~portatlon eervlce to the Rate, and lawt mq be P&IMd 10 reduce the taxaUon OD DroDIIf'b' Ulld. to proVIde the ataW Wllh nll1nr11Portellon MI-VIce, llld 10 PJOV1de for lbe retmbunement of Joeal tovemment unill out of the nnel'l1 revenue fw:ld for r.venue that may be lo.t u a result of .n)' such propertJ 'tU rtdUC'Uon. Tbo !&WI paae4 PUfiUillt to UIJI aect1on and the. 1-.,dlnl of atd and credit punuant to tlUI HC11on. Mall not be 1\lbJect to the reqa.lrementl, umtta~J or prohibitions ot any otber MCUOft Of Article vm, or ef DPLAIIATIOII OF 1111111 110, I Tire reiOiuUOD aulho""" Ule ltate, or IDY dt:J', eountJ, l'maa., lowulhlp, or "rqlonal - " ' " · tlon autliorttJ'" to .._.. or loan ttl cndlt ID old o! o porporalloa orutocl UDder fa4ora1 laW, or 10 m O.blo ltatl IDftmmental II\IDCIJ, In or:dor 10 P"!vtclo "!!!,,JraDIPOrla· lion Jf01'\'lqL on.- ...,.tloal rrulr· dlvllli>nrr, Jrowovor1 ei>uld 11" or lend Ulelr aid """ ONCllt OJrb' In aeconlaoce with Ia- ..,_ for that purpooo. . Tile am-oort IUtborlol .. ol la'n to tuaUcm ol ·~ to provl4o ltali wllb 1'111 ~ -lho vtoe, II would allo ~i'mlt lhe GoD- •' eral· Allembly to IDiot laWI 1JIIt provide for 1'1irnbul'M11l811t ol JooaJ ....,.,..,1 until from lila rrtall'l Genoral RtvOIIUI FUncl. tor rtveDUII loft u a rnult of th... property tu: nduetloDJ. • 1 Tile NIOIUIIoD deolaiW lbat !D<Irle~lled by lluUon II not bo ob loci or plodp4 6>r tiUI • mtnt ·any bolidl or otber obl;t. llluo<l undar the piop<MO<\ MO- to UOD o1 tile ConltltuUOU: II WOUld autborta tha Lauance of bondl and obUptlonrr rrlmUar to lnclllllrlal development reven\lt bondl. :JCI!,_.,..uon Artie,. BE ADOP'l'KDI _ YES of providlnf the Nte with modern and eJilclent r1U JJUHhnr and ·treW)lt tranaportaUon Mn'lcel the ofl<fit o! 'the atatt, &114 p\III'Wint to ot orty. Nqlef" the pNIIJll rotational ft· ADDiftON AI the ab:tb birthday celebration of Crystal Manley, Mre. Roberta Acree .-ec~ Mre. Robert Manley wltb lbe party, The Rev. and Mn. Odell Manley aen1a111ft. The lalormallon was not IDcluded ill lbe orl&lnll ac- ' coant ~ the blrtbday party. upon such land had lt been vaJued yea~ Jn accordance with s.cuon •-11 ArUole XII. aecordinl' to Ita we (except arrtcul· tura1 land and the bomeatejdl ot ABTICLZ V SectloD 2a. Tbo DUIIH of aU caD• dldalll " ' ... olllct It -h ~ btr ...,....... In • lrOUP under the Ulle ollbat o~ . Tbo-,....ral ...OIIIIrblz'T Moll providll by laW 1111 mUM b7 wbiah bal1otl lhall atve Meh wulldatl'l DUne reaaonaDly equal ~UOD bY rotatJon or othu comparable method~ to 1b.e atent pract.kal and appropriate to tbl: vot· =. m.p~~u~.At~e~n In Whlr:h a caoclldate'i· ~ol,-:t 11>~.~~- oancll· 2. t, and u tbo Co....tuUOD, pro914td lila 1 money railed br teXaUon ahall not bt obll.lated or Pledpd.)for tbl '-"''" ment of any bohdl or other obl.lla· tiona Juue:d pul'lllant to thll~~etlon. DiiiL"'IIVI: DA'I'& U adopted by a nlaJofltJ ot tbo electors votiq oil thil amendment,, 1 \.be UDendJnent lhall take lmmedfat. effect. ..,~ • Plllll I ~, (AIDOilded HOUIO ¥,.' ., .. ' ' ~oitit. ·ljesoluUon ··r·No. 11 1 • , "' ·~ JOINT RUohllTION . ,., ,,. IICitloll 1 ot Plot Alllale to....X'l ol aa.e OoMM"db o.t . . ~ of Ohio to ............ ca..m.J • Mr .. ltalbOrila ...-i:Jl-,. ...._., ~ ·dlletN clauUUle ott =Ia•"- · - date's paJ;.'ft";ny, l1lall be mated under or aftlr ueh canaidat.e'l name In 1e10 prominent taoe than tbat in w~' the tandldat.e•a name 11 printed. AD tlootor mQ vote for cindJdat. (other tbaJl aand1di1M for electon Of Prelident and Vlce-l'rolklmt ol tho UDltotd lltllttl only md In no olher Wll' tban 11Y 1n410011111 !Ill ¥011 eoodiclate _,atooly fran Ill• IDdlcaU..O of bJI vote for aDJ other eudklate. &lliiCliVJ: DATI AND ltiP&#tL . u a4opta4 117 a ~n~lortey ol lhe .weton wtlnc on tbil amendment, lhe -dmmt lha!Noke lmmedl· ate d'ed, and exlltlnl' IICUOn 2a ArUcle V lbo Con~Ututlon ol Ohio rr1raU 1Mr rtJtllod from IIIU:b etrecUve date. Be ·tt ,...lve4 by tiUI Otnoral AI· IDIIbb' of the Slate ot Oblo lllreeftttha of the memben ei.Ctld to OICh hoUM <oneurriJ>i lhlroln, lilat there ahall be 1Ubm1t11d to tha ei~PC• ton ol tbe ltate in. the mu.ner Prt· acrtbed by la" at the IIDHil eltc:llon to bO bekl Oil lh1 11r11 Tueoday after tbe ftm Monda)' in November lll'lf, • P>GPOAI to amend .. cuon 6 of ArUcl• XV of tbe ConaUtuUon of , OhJo to rud u followe : ARTICI&XV Section I. Loltoritl, 1114 lho aa1a ot lot1ei'J' UCketa, for an7 ~ wbatev"!LrrlraU fortnr lie problbttld. Ja 'UUI State. except that tbe Gtnaral "'-nbly mil' IUihol'llo Ill 111DCJ Dt tbt IUit.l 10 conduct lot· IUUII 7 (Amendo<l Senate Joint a.IOluUon No.IO) ciWloo to partlclpaots, provldecl lho ODUnt Dot P~ ollllll IUCb lot. tory oro pllld Into 111o PDOral ""' eaue IWld of the atatt and tbe Gen· oral, Aloomblf "1'17 IUihorllrr llld rtlllilall 1111 operauon ol blnlo to tor- ot ot ' . p JOINT :RJ:BDLUTIOK 11111 to UD. . Melt'- 7 of 'I ol at C11 MM'= cHI Aitlcll -la. ....... ot Olllo ,. ~ ... at Mill of ............ ID ... IIIUl ..,, ''WI .. itf'd=' ,.._ llorr117_<d ... . . . . . . . . tttlstlltrlaw. :n..-.:r. ..:tl; ~ =~ llftWidlhlm.,.blnotiiidt- = to· lhl.... -n ol.rr1raU tho - . . . ;;.,=~-~tt: =.::.·e:=m.,.. J ~~bJ - Cln~~u ~~.= ~ =~~~~c:r.rl~~·nl· UiiC'IIVJ DAD AND REnAL .e~wn ,!1~t4optod by a mljorltr o1 lho v~. on tiUI amendment --1111 thrr lball lito 1mmo41; eteal!ecL ando~- lol .-... ..... Arllolo XV ol tile •COnsUtullon o1 tnn lllcb Dblo llha1l bo ........... or AJUIUCA or OHIO UNITilD ITATII 01'1'1 IT~TII Cll oor'1f,.~ARY 10 ~~v or u.a ~u... ot ~Ntdu,._ : · ABTICLIIi V PARTY PlANNED LONG BOTTOM - A Cfllllllllllllly Hlllcmt11 party wW be beld Thii'JdiY, Oct. 30 fl11m 1:10 to 7:30 p.jll. In the b e - l at lbe.Lflnl Botlom United Uitbodflii ,Oturch fur all the clildren ~ the Long BottGm area. All. doniUons will be IPIJI'ICialed and made by made by calling IIWNI. , IIOtiDit. ' · AD nmP- 11 "I for --.--flrllld IAKII PUINITUM . " ..... 171, o. =..=·ra:-=-~~~ _.. .,:x. ~· ..AIIil&-; bo ~ ':: .:r'J::'om ~~---lwo =Dl- .:.. ="",.;~~ot~ tloeton <II~ or \'!; =rl!tra.. . polltleol parlloa lhoU bo - of 117 . IK TDI'DIOKY '!rUimor, 1 lraft=-to~,.'M:': Jf'll, tbll ~ ~ 'L~.:.Irlr I TID W. IIROWK ~of 1ta11 (10) 7·101-31( All Meats U.S. Govern me tit Inspected .~·B~ADE ·(UT SUPER MARKET • Open Daily 9 to Sun~ 10 to 10 USDA CHOICE BEEF Fresh & lean Ground Chuck............................!~:~.1.09 Swift's Premium . 2 1 I' ' MJDDLEI'OR:t' Gardeners, 8 p.m; ~~ the home or ·Mrs. Walter Crooks. THURSDAY ROCK SPRINGS Grange, 7:30p.m. at the hall. MISSIONARY Society, pomeroy Fkst Baptist Church, 7:30 p.m. at the church wjth Mra. Eva Walker to have the ptogram. BRADBURY PTA, 7:30 p.m. at 1the school. Open house with room vislleUon. Elaine Harden, Ruth Ann Plants, Carolyn Stewart, Kathryn Johnson, Mary Jo Pooler and Shirley Roush V<ill serve as hos~. POMEROY 'Lodge · 164, F. and A. M., ' 7:30 p.ll). at the I' !>omeroy Masonic Temple. " Master Masons invited. ,,,,' AllMEIGS COUNTY HIDI!ane ·'1 Society, 7:30 p.m. at Mid· dleport VIllage Hall , Mem· ' bers urged to attend. RUTLAND United Methodist Women at the church,10 a.m. to sew carpet rags. Potluck dinner at noon. -Meeti~~ in the afternoon. 89~ Lean & Tender English Roast LB.99~ Lean & Tender Boneless Boneless Chuck Roast lb. $1.09 BEEF STEW LB~1.09 Variety Pack Crisco 0I•1................... ~.... :~.~....~:~.....~~ .. 49~ lb. Party lce..................................lO bag 59~ Sandwich F Cooki BOOTH FISh Portions ·2 • lb. pkg. $139 BANQUET & Bak' 12-0z. S,COT LAD POT PIES ORANGE JUICE ., ' Beet, Chicken, Turkey 16 .~·· .I oz . 59~ Can . BONUS BUY ·. ,, .~ PRINCE Macaroni &·Cheese DINNER 2% MILK EGGS 1 9 ~ ~3 Gal._.. '•. \,o bxs. . for Grade Alarae VALLEY BELL "' . Al'ilateur ·' LB. 5 Cereal........~~~ .......~;~~69~ 1 r ARM ROAST Center Cut ·Chuck Roast, lb. 77c / ') • ' c LB. z All Meat Wieners. ................l?!<.;:.'.. 79~ .Swift's Premium · • 12 or. All Beef Wiener ................... r.~~......89~ ' Swift's Premium : . ' All Meat Bologna.....................'~: .. /89 ~ Swift's Premium , S oz . 89~ Pepperoni Pepkins .............. P.~~.... . : ~ Social Calendar Lean & Tender CHUCK ROAST We Accept Federal Food Stamps · . PHONE 992·3480 Corner Mill and Second Sts. we reset;ve the right to llinit quantilie5. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' TUESDAY EASTERN BAND · Boosters, 7:30p.m. in band ' room at high school. · · POMEROY Chapter 186, O.E.S., ·7:45 p.m . Pomeroy· Masonic :remple. Election of officers. Members requested ' to pay dues which are now $4. MIDDLEPORT Masonic . , 'Lodge 363, 7:30 p.m. All ,.' master masons invited. REVIVAL in progress at First Chur~h of God, New Haven, through Oct. 12. The Rev. Simon Robinson of Kentucky is the pastor . Services, 7:30p.m. CHESTER COUNCIL 323, Daughters of America, 7:30 p.m. at the hall. Practice to be held for inspection. All officers and ' members urged to attend. . OHIO ETA PHI Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 p.m., Columbus and Southern Oh,io Electric Co . model meeting. Cultural program •. · ' "Voices Behind Us" by Janet Downie. Hostesses , Sandy• Korn, Sharon Bailey. .. .: ' / WEO~ESDA y ; . Mli?D'tEPORJ. Literary Club, · ~ p.m.;1iome of Mrs. James 'Ti.(us, ~s. J~Bil~ta ; BachU)l tO, nav~f pr911i'~nl, on ' •'"' poetry ; of the Re~·otu\lon. :' . Patriotic verses to b6giyen 1 • for roll tall. . '- . ..1. . . POMEROY MID· : DLEPORT Lions Club, Meigs ·: Inn, noon. · ' ; POMEROY Chapter ,80, ; · Royal Arch Masons, 7:30 ·• p.m. at Pomeroy· Masonic . Hall follpwedAiy Bo,sworth : council .s; Royal and Sel~t : Masons1• sta~ ~ssell'\bly, :.at I r..S • .1:1"/ i 1.. •18:30.pJ#l. l\ '· . ~·l. "' ·{ 'GOLD~~; A\}~ . qu~l at ;. home·: of, Cora . 811d ,Cfi.arles Hilton ·Pbi uand; :QQtluck ' !I · dinner, , " r · ·· . ;. . .' \, .. WHITE ROSE Lodge, 1'}30 p.m: at l,llddleport Legion Hall. All members are urged to attend, .• .• rs HEREII All Meats USDA Choice Grade doz. 64~ Broughton's · ·· . . gal $ll9 ~ MILK. ................... :.. Martha White Flour.........~-~~.~.~~-~~~~.....$...~~ .....19$.. Scot Lad Saltines................;........................... ~: ..;:49$ I DELICIOUS APPLES Red or Golden 4 lb. $ . PRODUCE BUY 49~ Pork & Beans............. ~ . ...~~.~.~~~:~......... ;....3-~:..~ 1 Pnn• gles poIato Ch'IPS .................................3P.~r&can.....•1" . . • wa d h" ld Cl · gal. •1 29 Austan s m s 1e eaner.................... ~L .... 00 ' ' . RC " ifn1::1' pmerenUal vote lor ltllll Mnalor; but dlncl ~ ~ &,ot • .;is honored . •' :;:: ... Learn THE BEST BEEF,~A LUES ARE ALWA . NEW COKE DI£T RITE AND R. C. ·coLA '89~ IN 64 OZ. NO RETURN BOTTLES Diet Rite Flnols - 5 qls. 11 R€6. 11.39 All WEEI< LONG Dad's Root Beer 8 $1.39 met Rite au 8 PAl ~~- 8 pak 1.19 b:.":oslt ., •• ' ' �-- _f'- ..... " 6 :-'" The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesd•I· Oct.?, 1975 Ge;~;;;i~;-~''ii';;,,,,,,,,,~.,.,,,,~] Shower rp;;;;;r;Js~v=;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;zJl lJride-ekct · · fetes Tamara Roush ::.:·7 - Th~ Daily Sentinel, MicldlePI!rlt-PomeJro,, 0.,'1\tesday, Oct. 7,197~ EAST LETART -·A bridal Kay Hill. Mrs. Esther Mrs.' Ev~lyn Ma~uel; Joan ···:·Carolyn Sue Vance and curl!llge. She carried aut the served to th~ Rev. and Mrs. show'er honoring Tamara Sylvester, Mrs. Betty Va" Sellers, Suzanne· Wolfe, Mrs. William ReyrioldS, Sr. were tradiliod of "something new, George Oiler, Keith Black, :·:· Roush, bride-i!lect of Jeffrey · Meter , Alis~.a and John Rac,hel McBriae,, Karim •inarrled Saturday, Oct. 4, at 6 · some'thing old, something Mr~. Gertrude Kloee, ,Mrs. ' Women's Pet Peeve Hill, was held recently by the Ri chard, Mrs. Sue Ann Eckersley, Mrs.. Doris p.m. at the home of ' t~ borrowed and something Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. Rap : . East Letart United Methodist Beegle and Ti'aci, Debbie Adams, )\honda Ash, Steve !ride's grandmother, Mrs. blue." Frimces. . " I'm bUI'Jllng ! Every time I have a legitimate complaint Women at the community Roush and Joe, .and Mrs. and l;inda Badgley and Kelli, Flora Balley, Middleport. Following the wedding, ice Mr, and Mrs. Reynold.'! aboutoffice .management, I ftrst mention It quietly, and when hall. · Eileen Roush. Shelba and Ward Foster, The . Rev. Ge<rge Oiler cream, cake and coffee were reside in Pomeroy. that I! ignored - as it always Is - I get a Iitpe more forceful. . A green,'yellow and white ' Sending gifts · were Mrs. Cheryl 'Foster, Dee and officiated ' at' the ceremony Do you !mow what happens next? Some man Is sure to ask, color scheme was carried out Myrtle Walk~r. Mrs. Kate Megan Brown, John Dean and Mr. and Mrs. Marion PLAYING NITEL Y "What's the Jlllltter, honey, did you have a fight wit!t' your in the decorations which Wider, Kitty Skeels, Mrs. and Eric, Linda Burnam, Frances were attendants for boyfriend?" or the word gets circulated, "It's that time of the featured a bride 1>f kitchen Alice Wolfe and Vicky, Marie Susie and Julie Gooch, Mr. month again for Cindy-she's on her high horse.:· (This often utensils. The door prjze was Norris, Mrs. Goldie Shain, · and Mrs. 1'\oger Hill, Scott the couple. The bride ill the daughter or.Mrs.ll'rances and from women!)' won by Mrs. Kay Hill, and Terry and Jackie • Roush, and Heather. the late Eimer Russell. The U a man !lnds something wrong and points it out, he's game prizes were won by Mrs. Donna Hlll, Dave and Mollie anjl Amy Fisher, groom ill the son of Mrs. usually listened to. The boss may 1101 agree, but at least he's Mrs: Shirley Dugan, Mrs. Linda Hill, Mrs. Edna Ro~sh, Helen Simpson, Dorothy and TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY given an ear. A woman - especially one under 26 - doesn't .Dorothy Badgley and Ml-s. Mrs. Gladys Shields, Mrs. Dave Sayre, Caroline Hill, Williain Reynolds, Mld" have a chance to be taken seriously around a business office. U Edith Manuel. Mrs. Ferne B. Mary stover, ·Mrs. Clara Allyne Reese, Libby Wilford, !lleport, and the late William they aren't patting us on the head, they're patting us on the Hayman registered the Adams, Mrs. Joan Roush, Mrs. Erma Hill, PaUla Rowe, Reynold.'!. For her wedding, the bride faMy. Will things ever chang!~ - CINDY . guests. Mrs. Belva Fisher, David and Fred Shain, Ann Finley, Kim wore an aqua gown trimmed FRI. & SAT. TUES.· THURS. A decorated cake was Sally Gloeckner and Carrie, Dugan, Mrs: Virginia Salser, ' in gold and a pink carnation 8:30- 2:00 8:30-l :()O Dear Cindy : served with punch, coffee, Don and Mary Hill, Keith and Mrs. Betty Roush, the East Yes! Things are already changing, thanks to women like mints and nuts. MEE'f POS·l'PONED Carrissa Hill, Mrs. Bernice Letart United Methodist you who won't be silenced by put-downs. One good way to stop A meeting of the uiurel Guests at the shower were Roush, Sharon and Cindy, Women, Mr. and Mrs. Don chauvh lst flak {both from male and female) Is : laugh at It Mrs. Ora Hill, Mrs. Ada Mrs. June Roush, Lucille and Bell, Gene and Sara Beegle, Cliff Better Health Club Pomeroy 992-3629 before II happens. - HELEI\' scheduled for ThUl'llday has Rowe , Mrs. Margaret Karen Rhodes, Mrs. Bess Ronnie and Betty Wagner, +++ Gloeckner, Mrs. Arlene Parsons, Mrs. Sally Savage Eddie and Jackie Wagner, been postponed untU Oct. 18 Cindy ; ~ '"' ., Best In . Roush;Mrs. Eula Wolfe, Mrs. and Mrs. Nora Pearson, Sadie Trussell, the Ford at the home of Mrs. L!lona ... Best way to do tl)is is: Post yolB' letter on the office Beverly Codner, Mrs. Mabel Janice Manuel 'and Terri, Garage and Avis Frecker. · Karr. Apotluck dinner wlll he Live Entertainment bulletin board. '1\iere won,'l be many, "It's that time of the served at" 6 p.m. month" remarks, etc., when that kind of comeback gets an, Shields, Dr. Kathryn Philson, "I told you ao" smile from the woman with a legitimate 1\lrs. Marjorie Roush, Mrs. Hazel Fox, Mrs. Jan !\'orris, complaint. - SUE . ' Mrs. Terri Roush and . +++ Jeremy, Mrs Edith Manuel, Dear Helen and Sue: FULL TEXT OF THE RESOLUTIONS PROPOSING I'm 19 Rl!d engaged, Am trying to save money ior our ' Mrs. Carrie Roush, Vicki future, but my Dad just _keeps on borrowing. And he always Roush , Debbie Nelson, Mrs. EACH AMENDMENT baa 111 excuse when I ask for it back. If It weren't for my Lenna Brinker, Mrs. Iona d1rect vote of tb.l elloton iD a man• IIIUZ I mother and lltUe ~otl!er, I wouldn't lend to him, but they're Hupp. ner provided by law, &~_e11 ~: (ADieJideCI BoUM Joint BeooluUoo Mrs . Dorothy Badgley, dato for auoh ilo1epte ·~~ the ones wlto suffer when he fritters his paycheck away. , No. 9) ' ' . tua Ant and. RCOild ehoteet for 'the Mrs. Julia Norris, Mrs. Edith pNddenq. but the name ot: DO I'm afraid he'll depend oil me evern after I'm arried, and I JOINT RESOLUTION cand1da... for the pruidenq aball V. Manual, Mrs. Ruth A. Hill, BALLOT LANGUAGE, EXPLANATIONS, AND CUI't put my future husband through THAT , What can I do? Piapa11at So adOpJ IIIIIOD ... ol be 10 UMd without hil W11ttaa au.. Mrs . Etta Mae Hill, Mrs. U at lbo CoUIIhallaD ol lllorh¥• FRUSTRATED .RESOLUTIONS FOR AMENDMENTS TO THE OHIO 1100 11a1o of Oblo lo tho Lucy Donahue, Mrs. Sally EFRCTIV~L DATE AND IIJ:PIAL . .lua&a. of ~ lfiCI: lUMl citU adopled by 1 mljori!T of 1111 .,otecl exalaal:ntr "' ollldoor ~110CONSTITUTION PROPOSED BY THE GENERAL Hill · and Angie, Vicky Carr, Dear Frua: r..Uoaal .... ellcton vou.n. on thJI amendmiDt. II rr1raU ·take el!eot Janua~ _!1 19'1!1 Be it re.olved by the General AAASSEMBLY TO BE SUBMmED TO THE VOTERS AT wnbly to say, ''No!" It won't be hard after the flrst .few Jean Click, Mrs. Marlene and exlltinl _aecUon 'I o1 MUcll v of the State of Ohio, tbreeFisher, Mr~ . Facie Hayman, o! the CoutUu Uon of OhJo ahall be Hftha ol lhe membm oiK!o<l to tim•. - HELEN THE GENERAL ELECTION, NOVEMBER 4, 1975 repealed from such effective date. eaeh houae conCW'I'iDJ therein, Ulat +++ Mrs. Patty Pape and Lisa, Qlere lhall be tubin1tted to the elec,II:DLAIIATIOif Or 1111111 lfO, 7 F'ru*ated: Mrs. Laura Pickens, Mrs. tor• of tbe itate in tb.l manner P~ IIIUE I sertbed b:y lllw at the ltneral elecTbo Oblo ConrrUtuUon oUJ'l'IDtliO (Amen'ded Houae Joint ResoluUon ... And If Pop keeps on frittering away his paycheck, let Leora Young, Patty Shain, uon to be beld oc the Ant 'l'UIIda7 rectulrel the nama of all candidate~ No. t1) after the ftnt Monday 1n November, ,for ..._ate or alternate 10 thl your mot.Mr get tough. It's HER responsibility not yours.- . Mrs. Marie Boyd, and Ricky. 1975 a proposal to enact SecUon 38a 111Uoul canvent.ton ot a ~UUcaJ JOINT RESOLUTION Sellers, Mrs. June Wicker· of Article II of the ConiUtu tion of ' party to be Jilted on the ballot. SUE 1he State of Ohio 1o read a1 folPro~ 1o 0111urd AIUola VlU ol alone with the ant IUld ttoond · sham, Mrs, Marvlene Beegle, cllolce for prealdent of each candJ.. lows : 11re c o - ot 1110 • - ol date l.or dele1ate. 'l'h1l result. In 1 ~~ Shari and Junie, Krista ARTICLED Oblo b7 ~14 Dear ""P: . llolo.looel.•err I~y " bed meet" · ballot Section 341. To eacourqe the dll• l:rWJOI llltlaf of names. I bo,ughtasall boat secondhand for $3,000. A month later, I Johnson, Mrs. Barbara velopment and maintenance of open The proposM amendmtrlt would ·~!"' land tor U.. ,pUJ1>010 at proud crM11 10 a CODOIIIIOII Gftoo aot a bill from the state saying I owe $180-sales tax {six percent Dugan and Arnie, Marf V. make it pouible tor ·1he Genval a meaDI of llli!lvii.Unl' 'tbl VldlnC attd uder tM laWI Ot tbe Ulllled Roush, Mrs. Mildred · Aaembll' to pa11 a Jaw tbat would in our state). envil'onmental lmPK\ ot expandlnf 1101• 11114 ,. ID ll.of of lliO provide for direct e~Uoa of area.. llwt mi.)" be UIMCl 10 prodoleptoo to preal~en)!al nomlllallnl The SUY. who bought the boat new paid a sales tax. The Donohew, Shirley Dtigan, llalo lo l......... vide that lmd dnoftcl enlual:nly -lo l l o l lroll o l· o, - lo conventlonl and ellminate · tbe 10 ou\4oor ncreaUon ·be valued tor a.uoo- Ill• <~Manl - I f IICOild owner evidently paid a sales tax, and now they're Mrs. Inez Hjil, Mrs. Eileen nec.utt~" o1 prJnUn• on the ballot real properly lax Pll!l>OHI It the tbe n1mn at both 1be 4ele,.te ..... ~ . trlu ........ Buck, Mrs. DOllie Wolfe, Mr~ . dunning ME. lan't this double or triple taxation? current value · Nch land hal for IIPU fOJ \IM4 to prol'ld.e candidate and the 'p re:temd Prtll• auch reCreaUanal Ule, notwlthltand1111 tr n aentce, ud to denUal eandidate. , Why must I pay taxes on items that have already been (Propoaed lnf the provlllona of Section 2 af nlmbv.ru loc:a1 IO'fenuDeatl tor Without pa•a1e o.f tbll amead· General Article Xll except 't)lat any aucti . SERVICES SET ibe nnnue 1:11 u a ttnU: oC lilies taxed before? - BILL ment, II wlll be llri~ble to land which 11 utru.zed ancl conauch laX ucladlou.. A majority' allrmaUve vote 1 ahorten the pre•tdentlll pr.lmarJ WNG BOTTOM - Speci~l trolled, or owned, by any orl'anlu· nece•ry for Plllaa'e. Be It re80lved by the General AI· ballot. Uon or penon who d11crtmburCel aembl)' of the State of Ohio, three· services will be held aI the Dear Bill : aaainst or violate. tbe c:tvU rtchtl lUthi o1 the member• eJeeted to of lnc1tvt.duall ltiall be valued ln aC· Bottom United YES Thill is a Iolli)' answer, but the only one In town: Because Long SHALL THE eaCh house t!oneurrlnf tbereln, thl1 ... eordance with the provlliona at there ahall be IUbmltttd ta tbl elto-J----~----1 PROPOSED SecUon 2 o! ArUcle XJI. Lawa ahall it't the law! You might try a teat ~ase. Uyou're the type who Methodist Church, Oct. 9 and ton of the ata.te in the manner preAMENDMENT be p&lltd to provide . for the dtferICdbed by law at a Jtneral etecuon NO BE ADOPTE!>I !Oat 7:30p.m. The Rev. Steve llljoyaflghling city haU. Good luck. - HELEN AND SUE ·ral or recoupment Of any part af to be held the flrat Tuaday alter the dUI'erence Jn the dollar value ot Wibon will be the speaker. the 8rrt Monday ln November, 1970l \he real property tax levied in &flY DPLAJfATIOJI OP 1111111 KO. 1 a propoaal to enac1 secuon 11 o The Reed Boys, a singing year on land· valued In accordnnoe ArUcle VUI of the Conatltution of Tile <ODIIItuUon DOW nQuirtllilat wtt.h Jts recreational Ute and tbe Ohio to read u 1ollowr : group, will be featured.· The all land In lbo slate mud be todd dollar amount ot the ' real property at I "D'¢; ~ nt1 aeeordlq 1D Ita tax which would ha!fe been levifd ARTICLZ VW publlc is invlted. current mar et value. rather tban Section 14. l'or the publlo purpo11 8 . H . d B y elen an Sue ottel ~;j ...·.• •"<•• .:·Marcy Owens, bride-elect of Fred Thompson, was ohonored recently with a bridal shower in the social room of . Trinity Church, Pomeroy. . 'llostesses were Nancy Jo Mayer and Susan Andrews. Gifts were .placed. on a girt table decorated with a bride and groom figurine. Nuts, cake and punch were served. Prizes w~e won by Linda Darnell, Dorothy Reeves and Nancy Large. Others attending were Mrs, Sally Owens, Thelma Nease, Terry, Tom, .Pat and Mike Owens, Charlotte Nease, Diana Nease, Terri Williams, · Tina Lee St. Marie, Etollla Cassell, Margaret Andrews, Mary Wayland, Laurie Wayland, Martha Hoffman, Ruth Moore, Ruth Ann Spaun and Shannon, Linda Mayer, Karen Sutherland, Orella Hysell, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hendrix , Bessie Durst, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hood and Tim, Ann Kimmerle; Mr. and Mrs. Wllbqr Hoo~. Vicki Hood, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Hood, Mary Durst, Lorena Arnold, Pauline Mayer, Mark Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ROI!5h. GEO. HALL The MEIGS .INN . 10........._ad -·- --1114 New programs planned · ·during BPW meeting Property Transfers Edna E', Shields to Mark Beegle, Christy Beegle, 1.000 Acre, Letart. Wanda L. Smith to La Jean· Armstrong, Lot 15, Riverview Acres, Middleport. Ricky J. Morris, Cindy Mae Morris to Earl B. Lynch, Polly Ann Lynch, .45180 Acre, Sutton. Blanche Hall Rathbone, dec., aka M. B. Wetzel to . John Hall, Winona Hall, Cert. for trans., Lebanon. Russell W. Lee, Jnous. G. Lee to Donald Harris, Shirley Harris, 11 Acre, 8 Acres, Orange. Iva M. Stewart, Ernest W. Stewart to Alice L. White, CorrecUve Deed, Pomeroy • Salisbury. Michael R. Corbett, Sandra K. Cofbett to Merrill Givens, 5 acres, Lebanon. Grella Simpson to Henry w. Bentz, Lot 10 Pl. 15, Racine. Robeit S. Turner, deed. to Leland Turner, M~q"cella Ash, MyrUe Camel, Cert. ol Trans., Columbia. . Evelyn Gaul to Gayann Clay, Ronald Liddy, Corrective Deed, q,ester. Evelyn Gaul to Gay Anh Cay, llonald L. aay, 2.10 acres Pomeroy,, BIRM ANNouNCED Rl11'LAND- Mr. and Mrs. Herb Elliott, Rutland, announce . the blrtb of an eight pow!d daughter, Amy Lynn, &anday night at the Holzer Medical Center. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott have another dalllhler, Angela Faith, 2. Grandmothers are Mrs. Thelma Elliott, Point Pleaaant, and Mrs. Iva Stewart, Rutland. · tor .uch permuenUy and totally dlsabled r.Jdent. •nd raldenU BS )'eara of .,. ot older), Tbll "opon·opace" EITECTIVJ: DATE U adopted by a majority ot the· .tecton votint on 'thb amendment. 1llCI amendment lh.U take · etr~t 1 Jan\llor)' l1 lt'ltl. amiDclmODt would create a fourth excepUon to the uniform tax rule bY authorillnl the General AIH:mbly to enact lawa pennlttlnt land devoted exclulively to outdOOl" retre~UonaJ WI 10 be 'tax~ u recreational land lnltead of belnl taxed accordlnl to ttl · develoPment poteDti.ll, wilea the. laiJd Is UMd. 111d controlled or OWiltd by 1.D OrtaniutiOD o.r pertOn who diiCrlmlnalel IPinat .or vlo1&101 1111 olvll rllbll Of Individuals. Tbe amendment WOUld aJIO n· quire the General Auembly t.o paa Jaws pJ'OTI.c1tnr ''1or the deferral or recoupmmr• <II 1117 .,_n ot 1111 IIIUZ I (Amended Houae Joint lleloiullon ... No. 12) JOINT RESOLUTION ............................ Ia .. -·oflllo~of (Propoted by ReSDIUUon of the ' General Auemblf) 'bitwwn (1) The annual real property tax levttcl on recre•~ Uonal land at ill recreational UJe Yllue 1n accordance with the new con.Ututtonal provlllonJ md (ll Tbe amount of the tax that would have ·paid had lhe land been IUtd at a unitorm percental6 of HI market value llke other nat prop· ..' 01110 ,. ~:.. ... ..., .. ,."!.,_ by law •••:~ 10 llM MD nadf· elate'• . . . . .. .., ellctioll ,._ RU1o1J MUl . . . - oa IU Jle,IJtl lo IJIIdtr .... • .... 0.. Qeaeal ~rtllce ::-=: ~~~=r: -~~~~- A ma,Jortty am'rmauva vote t.1 neceaaary for pauace. ':; SHALLTHB 1---+----1 PROPOS!D ' AMENDIIIICNT NO • To .-nend ArUele V, IICtloa 21. Ohio Constitution 1,. SHALL THii NO BEADOPTBDI I ---+---1 PROPOSIID AMZNDIIIICNT DPLAIIATIOK OP IIIUZ KO. I Tbo Ohio CDDIUtu- pl'OIOntl:y -~~ tbe UH o1 VOIIDJ .. ... equal DwnMr ol •DIIDI maelltnM or rotaUanal pattel'ftl ue a..UOblo ID Noh pNCI!\ot. 'nla roani a44o4 1114 dolop In p.~Thlo to ue lbo t tbat · • 11011al nun•-bea rotated an -tbe = --ont :x.r.:r' to -t bdot 10 Uaat Nob eandtc111W"• name wW btr rotatocl Ill equal DUDibtrr of Tbo p~ ~menclment would ~ 1111 Constitution lllld ~.. H Wftll liDIUOIO roquir· m. - b bfor ' to~ ¥lao the 117 -law .a mtlbA>d OICb canclldall'l oame re-nei!IY equal tra.-1 on lhe bellol, 111cn u rotation of umu on • pnclnct: by predDct bull ntller 1haD. an a ballot 117 ballot bull. 7 PROPOUD COII8TlTUTIONAL AJIIIRDIDNT To amend .AI"Ude VI MCtlon t, Oblo~ vlll-. laws paued for ruch purpo;M that credit ot cltT, county, townlhip, or 1tJioDal tianJPDI'tltfon authority. ma:r 6e liven to or loaned 10, or Ia aid of, a eon>ontloD CN· ated under the lawt cil the Unlt.d Statu, or an qency of the n.te of Obto. 10 provtde rail tran~portatlon eervlce to the Rate, and lawt mq be P&IMd 10 reduce the taxaUon OD DroDIIf'b' Ulld. to proVIde the ataW Wllh nll1nr11Portellon MI-VIce, llld 10 PJOV1de for lbe retmbunement of Joeal tovemment unill out of the nnel'l1 revenue fw:ld for r.venue that may be lo.t u a result of .n)' such propertJ 'tU rtdUC'Uon. Tbo !&WI paae4 PUfiUillt to UIJI aect1on and the. 1-.,dlnl of atd and credit punuant to tlUI HC11on. Mall not be 1\lbJect to the reqa.lrementl, umtta~J or prohibitions ot any otber MCUOft Of Article vm, or ef DPLAIIATIOII OF 1111111 110, I Tire reiOiuUOD aulho""" Ule ltate, or IDY dt:J', eountJ, l'maa., lowulhlp, or "rqlonal - " ' " · tlon autliorttJ'" to .._.. or loan ttl cndlt ID old o! o porporalloa orutocl UDder fa4ora1 laW, or 10 m O.blo ltatl IDftmmental II\IDCIJ, In or:dor 10 P"!vtclo "!!!,,JraDIPOrla· lion Jf01'\'lqL on.- ...,.tloal rrulr· dlvllli>nrr, Jrowovor1 ei>uld 11" or lend Ulelr aid """ ONCllt OJrb' In aeconlaoce with Ia- ..,_ for that purpooo. . Tile am-oort IUtborlol .. ol la'n to tuaUcm ol ·~ to provl4o ltali wllb 1'111 ~ -lho vtoe, II would allo ~i'mlt lhe GoD- •' eral· Allembly to IDiot laWI 1JIIt provide for 1'1irnbul'M11l811t ol JooaJ ....,.,..,1 until from lila rrtall'l Genoral RtvOIIUI FUncl. tor rtveDUII loft u a rnult of th... property tu: nduetloDJ. • 1 Tile NIOIUIIoD deolaiW lbat !D<Irle~lled by lluUon II not bo ob loci or plodp4 6>r tiUI • mtnt ·any bolidl or otber obl;t. llluo<l undar the piop<MO<\ MO- to UOD o1 tile ConltltuUOU: II WOUld autborta tha Lauance of bondl and obUptlonrr rrlmUar to lnclllllrlal development reven\lt bondl. :JCI!,_.,..uon Artie,. BE ADOP'l'KDI _ YES of providlnf the Nte with modern and eJilclent r1U JJUHhnr and ·treW)lt tranaportaUon Mn'lcel the ofl<fit o! 'the atatt, &114 p\III'Wint to ot orty. Nqlef" the pNIIJll rotational ft· ADDiftON AI the ab:tb birthday celebration of Crystal Manley, Mre. Roberta Acree .-ec~ Mre. Robert Manley wltb lbe party, The Rev. and Mn. Odell Manley aen1a111ft. The lalormallon was not IDcluded ill lbe orl&lnll ac- ' coant ~ the blrtbday party. upon such land had lt been vaJued yea~ Jn accordance with s.cuon •-11 ArUole XII. aecordinl' to Ita we (except arrtcul· tura1 land and the bomeatejdl ot ABTICLZ V SectloD 2a. Tbo DUIIH of aU caD• dldalll " ' ... olllct It -h ~ btr ...,....... In • lrOUP under the Ulle ollbat o~ . Tbo-,....ral ...OIIIIrblz'T Moll providll by laW 1111 mUM b7 wbiah bal1otl lhall atve Meh wulldatl'l DUne reaaonaDly equal ~UOD bY rotatJon or othu comparable method~ to 1b.e atent pract.kal and appropriate to tbl: vot· =. m.p~~u~.At~e~n In Whlr:h a caoclldate'i· ~ol,-:t 11>~.~~- oancll· 2. t, and u tbo Co....tuUOD, pro914td lila 1 money railed br teXaUon ahall not bt obll.lated or Pledpd.)for tbl '-"''" ment of any bohdl or other obl.lla· tiona Juue:d pul'lllant to thll~~etlon. DiiiL"'IIVI: DA'I'& U adopted by a nlaJofltJ ot tbo electors votiq oil thil amendment,, 1 \.be UDendJnent lhall take lmmedfat. effect. ..,~ • Plllll I ~, (AIDOilded HOUIO ¥,.' ., .. ' ' ~oitit. ·ljesoluUon ··r·No. 11 1 • , "' ·~ JOINT RUohllTION . ,., ,,. IICitloll 1 ot Plot Alllale to....X'l ol aa.e OoMM"db o.t . . ~ of Ohio to ............ ca..m.J • Mr .. ltalbOrila ...-i:Jl-,. ...._., ~ ·dlletN clauUUle ott =Ia•"- · - date's paJ;.'ft";ny, l1lall be mated under or aftlr ueh canaidat.e'l name In 1e10 prominent taoe than tbat in w~' the tandldat.e•a name 11 printed. AD tlootor mQ vote for cindJdat. (other tbaJl aand1di1M for electon Of Prelident and Vlce-l'rolklmt ol tho UDltotd lltllttl only md In no olher Wll' tban 11Y 1n410011111 !Ill ¥011 eoodiclate _,atooly fran Ill• IDdlcaU..O of bJI vote for aDJ other eudklate. &lliiCliVJ: DATI AND ltiP&#tL . u a4opta4 117 a ~n~lortey ol lhe .weton wtlnc on tbil amendment, lhe -dmmt lha!Noke lmmedl· ate d'ed, and exlltlnl' IICUOn 2a ArUcle V lbo Con~Ututlon ol Ohio rr1raU 1Mr rtJtllod from IIIU:b etrecUve date. Be ·tt ,...lve4 by tiUI Otnoral AI· IDIIbb' of the Slate ot Oblo lllreeftttha of the memben ei.Ctld to OICh hoUM <oneurriJ>i lhlroln, lilat there ahall be 1Ubm1t11d to tha ei~PC• ton ol tbe ltate in. the mu.ner Prt· acrtbed by la" at the IIDHil eltc:llon to bO bekl Oil lh1 11r11 Tueoday after tbe ftm Monda)' in November lll'lf, • P>GPOAI to amend .. cuon 6 of ArUcl• XV of tbe ConaUtuUon of , OhJo to rud u followe : ARTICI&XV Section I. Loltoritl, 1114 lho aa1a ot lot1ei'J' UCketa, for an7 ~ wbatev"!LrrlraU fortnr lie problbttld. Ja 'UUI State. except that tbe Gtnaral "'-nbly mil' IUihol'llo Ill 111DCJ Dt tbt IUit.l 10 conduct lot· IUUII 7 (Amendo<l Senate Joint a.IOluUon No.IO) ciWloo to partlclpaots, provldecl lho ODUnt Dot P~ ollllll IUCb lot. tory oro pllld Into 111o PDOral ""' eaue IWld of the atatt and tbe Gen· oral, Aloomblf "1'17 IUihorllrr llld rtlllilall 1111 operauon ol blnlo to tor- ot ot ' . p JOINT :RJ:BDLUTIOK 11111 to UD. . Melt'- 7 of 'I ol at C11 MM'= cHI Aitlcll -la. ....... ot Olllo ,. ~ ... at Mill of ............ ID ... IIIUl ..,, ''WI .. itf'd=' ,.._ llorr117_<d ... . . . . . . . . tttlstlltrlaw. :n..-.:r. ..:tl; ~ =~ llftWidlhlm.,.blnotiiidt- = to· lhl.... -n ol.rr1raU tho - . . . ;;.,=~-~tt: =.::.·e:=m.,.. J ~~bJ - Cln~~u ~~.= ~ =~~~~c:r.rl~~·nl· UiiC'IIVJ DAD AND REnAL .e~wn ,!1~t4optod by a mljorltr o1 lho v~. on tiUI amendment --1111 thrr lball lito 1mmo41; eteal!ecL ando~- lol .-... ..... Arllolo XV ol tile •COnsUtullon o1 tnn lllcb Dblo llha1l bo ........... or AJUIUCA or OHIO UNITilD ITATII 01'1'1 IT~TII Cll oor'1f,.~ARY 10 ~~v or u.a ~u... ot ~Ntdu,._ : · ABTICLIIi V PARTY PlANNED LONG BOTTOM - A Cfllllllllllllly Hlllcmt11 party wW be beld Thii'JdiY, Oct. 30 fl11m 1:10 to 7:30 p.jll. In the b e - l at lbe.Lflnl Botlom United Uitbodflii ,Oturch fur all the clildren ~ the Long BottGm area. All. doniUons will be IPIJI'ICialed and made by made by calling IIWNI. , IIOtiDit. ' · AD nmP- 11 "I for --.--flrllld IAKII PUINITUM . " ..... 171, o. =..=·ra:-=-~~~ _.. .,:x. ~· ..AIIil&-; bo ~ ':: .:r'J::'om ~~---lwo =Dl- .:.. ="",.;~~ot~ tloeton <II~ or \'!; =rl!tra.. . polltleol parlloa lhoU bo - of 117 . IK TDI'DIOKY '!rUimor, 1 lraft=-to~,.'M:': Jf'll, tbll ~ ~ 'L~.:.Irlr I TID W. IIROWK ~of 1ta11 (10) 7·101-31( All Meats U.S. Govern me tit Inspected .~·B~ADE ·(UT SUPER MARKET • Open Daily 9 to Sun~ 10 to 10 USDA CHOICE BEEF Fresh & lean Ground Chuck............................!~:~.1.09 Swift's Premium . 2 1 I' ' MJDDLEI'OR:t' Gardeners, 8 p.m; ~~ the home or ·Mrs. Walter Crooks. THURSDAY ROCK SPRINGS Grange, 7:30p.m. at the hall. MISSIONARY Society, pomeroy Fkst Baptist Church, 7:30 p.m. at the church wjth Mra. Eva Walker to have the ptogram. BRADBURY PTA, 7:30 p.m. at 1the school. Open house with room vislleUon. Elaine Harden, Ruth Ann Plants, Carolyn Stewart, Kathryn Johnson, Mary Jo Pooler and Shirley Roush V<ill serve as hos~. POMEROY 'Lodge · 164, F. and A. M., ' 7:30 p.ll). at the I' !>omeroy Masonic Temple. " Master Masons invited. ,,,,' AllMEIGS COUNTY HIDI!ane ·'1 Society, 7:30 p.m. at Mid· dleport VIllage Hall , Mem· ' bers urged to attend. RUTLAND United Methodist Women at the church,10 a.m. to sew carpet rags. Potluck dinner at noon. -Meeti~~ in the afternoon. 89~ Lean & Tender English Roast LB.99~ Lean & Tender Boneless Boneless Chuck Roast lb. $1.09 BEEF STEW LB~1.09 Variety Pack Crisco 0I•1................... ~.... :~.~....~:~.....~~ .. 49~ lb. Party lce..................................lO bag 59~ Sandwich F Cooki BOOTH FISh Portions ·2 • lb. pkg. $139 BANQUET & Bak' 12-0z. S,COT LAD POT PIES ORANGE JUICE ., ' Beet, Chicken, Turkey 16 .~·· .I oz . 59~ Can . BONUS BUY ·. ,, .~ PRINCE Macaroni &·Cheese DINNER 2% MILK EGGS 1 9 ~ ~3 Gal._.. '•. \,o bxs. . for Grade Alarae VALLEY BELL "' . Al'ilateur ·' LB. 5 Cereal........~~~ .......~;~~69~ 1 r ARM ROAST Center Cut ·Chuck Roast, lb. 77c / ') • ' c LB. z All Meat Wieners. ................l?!<.;:.'.. 79~ .Swift's Premium · • 12 or. All Beef Wiener ................... r.~~......89~ ' Swift's Premium : . ' All Meat Bologna.....................'~: .. /89 ~ Swift's Premium , S oz . 89~ Pepperoni Pepkins .............. P.~~.... . : ~ Social Calendar Lean & Tender CHUCK ROAST We Accept Federal Food Stamps · . PHONE 992·3480 Corner Mill and Second Sts. we reset;ve the right to llinit quantilie5. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' TUESDAY EASTERN BAND · Boosters, 7:30p.m. in band ' room at high school. · · POMEROY Chapter 186, O.E.S., ·7:45 p.m . Pomeroy· Masonic :remple. Election of officers. Members requested ' to pay dues which are now $4. MIDDLEPORT Masonic . , 'Lodge 363, 7:30 p.m. All ,.' master masons invited. REVIVAL in progress at First Chur~h of God, New Haven, through Oct. 12. The Rev. Simon Robinson of Kentucky is the pastor . Services, 7:30p.m. CHESTER COUNCIL 323, Daughters of America, 7:30 p.m. at the hall. Practice to be held for inspection. All officers and ' members urged to attend. . OHIO ETA PHI Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 p.m., Columbus and Southern Oh,io Electric Co . model meeting. Cultural program •. · ' "Voices Behind Us" by Janet Downie. Hostesses , Sandy• Korn, Sharon Bailey. .. .: ' / WEO~ESDA y ; . Mli?D'tEPORJ. Literary Club, · ~ p.m.;1iome of Mrs. James 'Ti.(us, ~s. J~Bil~ta ; BachU)l tO, nav~f pr911i'~nl, on ' •'"' poetry ; of the Re~·otu\lon. :' . Patriotic verses to b6giyen 1 • for roll tall. . '- . ..1. . . POMEROY MID· : DLEPORT Lions Club, Meigs ·: Inn, noon. · ' ; POMEROY Chapter ,80, ; · Royal Arch Masons, 7:30 ·• p.m. at Pomeroy· Masonic . Hall follpwedAiy Bo,sworth : council .s; Royal and Sel~t : Masons1• sta~ ~ssell'\bly, :.at I r..S • .1:1"/ i 1.. •18:30.pJ#l. l\ '· . ~·l. "' ·{ 'GOLD~~; A\}~ . qu~l at ;. home·: of, Cora . 811d ,Cfi.arles Hilton ·Pbi uand; :QQtluck ' !I · dinner, , " r · ·· . ;. . .' \, .. WHITE ROSE Lodge, 1'}30 p.m: at l,llddleport Legion Hall. All members are urged to attend, .• .• rs HEREII All Meats USDA Choice Grade doz. 64~ Broughton's · ·· . . gal $ll9 ~ MILK. ................... :.. Martha White Flour.........~-~~.~.~~-~~~~.....$...~~ .....19$.. Scot Lad Saltines................;........................... ~: ..;:49$ I DELICIOUS APPLES Red or Golden 4 lb. $ . PRODUCE BUY 49~ Pork & Beans............. ~ . ...~~.~.~~~:~......... ;....3-~:..~ 1 Pnn• gles poIato Ch'IPS .................................3P.~r&can.....•1" . . • wa d h" ld Cl · gal. •1 29 Austan s m s 1e eaner.................... ~L .... 00 ' ' . RC " ifn1::1' pmerenUal vote lor ltllll Mnalor; but dlncl ~ ~ &,ot • .;is honored . •' :;:: ... Learn THE BEST BEEF,~A LUES ARE ALWA . NEW COKE DI£T RITE AND R. C. ·coLA '89~ IN 64 OZ. NO RETURN BOTTLES Diet Rite Flnols - 5 qls. 11 R€6. 11.39 All WEEI< LONG Dad's Root Beer 8 $1.39 met Rite au 8 PAl ~~- 8 pak 1.19 b:.":oslt ., •• ' ' �,' ~rg~~e;r:Lom~::~?u1U;:;~' Bor. Fast Results Use· .The Sentinel Classifieds, Help Wanted Auto Sales ' 7 UNtnmbletheso foorJumbles. - ol\f letter to o11<h aquaro,, lo Cor• four ordlnar)' word!§ . • TO HELP? Careltn,t 15 t1!1k 1no a ppl ications ' r le lephone volunteers For · hour tra ining program n crisis Inte rvention and listen ing skrlls luting fiv e weeks to be he ld In Athe ns , Call 992 -7502 for app lication and lntorm"atlon . ' 10-1 9t c W A NT III -----------~-- Wf-!ER!O THe 10Uf':I&T 1€> F'I=!OVIDED 0 TINSEV ~ I. I. 'id I V~ ~ d NO LATITU DE . to torm the !!UJ7riae wwer. u 111putedbythtoboYOeortoon. • (1...- n lomorrowJ Ju"'bSr.z HUSKY ENJOY I DAMPEN BODILY ") 1t() Jo:.\'/lfJS«!d al tlte m11c/1 ffJr ~NNET,:'t~'ESSOF THE TEN MILL LIMIATION NO TICE Is' hereby giW!n f that In pursuanc f! o a Resolution of the Bol'rd of Trustees of the Township of Bedford, Ohio, passed on the 1st day of September , 1975, there will be ' ubm II ted to a T~'!n~~i the areo~le G!n!~~4 ELECTI6N to be held In the Townsh ip ot Bedford. Ohio , at the regular ptaces •of ~ottno therein on tuesday the 41h ' ' day of Nov e mber , 1975. the ~uestlon ot levying, In excess of the ten mill lim, lloBtlondf fodr the benef it o e or Township for the purpose of maintaining end operating cemeteries of the township Said tax be ing : a n ad dltlonalfaxotTwomlllstorun tor Five Yean; ' drtdf'M- NUDES Yard Sale B~~~~~NlvE~Ai.~y ,nl~~~ c lean clothing, different sizes . Tuesday illl day The rest of week from 4 to 7! I • ~11 fuesday, Oct. 7,1975 · Television log for easy viewing ' 11 Blown Insulation Services 1913 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 53895 Grand Pri x coupe, black finish. black vinyl top, SJ option. stereo, rad1o and tape, factory air, power steering and brakes White stripe radial tires . Nice and sharp 1913 BUICK LeSABR E 53295 Custom H. T Cpe , local ownet, that's rea lly sharp Ins ide and out, good w-w tires , ·custom wheels , dark ' green vinyl roof. green finish, AM radio and tape, r'.dactory a~r, ~utomat1c, P steering and brakes . 1972 COMET 2 DR . $1850' 6 cyl std trans , radio. like new w-w tires, blue finish, , mce car with good econom y. · ' Blown tnlo Walls & Alites' STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING.SDFFITT GUTTERS-AWNINGS LARRY I-( ---.----------_,.1 ',7i"!' " I,AV.E~DER Syracuse. Ohio Ph . 99z:J993 · 4 10 1 mo POM~p~g!~M.9:!0R CO. ~~ , · POMERO", OHIO · \'.!:!/ ------------T- f Busin-ess Services FREE ESTIMATES 10 - 6 - ~ ~ YARD Sales, Rustle Hills, WANT 4tl.5 O[ ) I iWedhesdoy and Tnur•aay . INFORMAT!Of:l , 1, ~ a~Y•.\hlngs . bedrm suite, OEADLtN!.~ 1' • rug ~. ~ ~0 am to 4 P · ~ . 5 PM Dey Before Pub "' '• ' 10 1 . 21~ lOCation ~ (VIO ~day Oeadllne9a m 4 ·F.f' (IAILY Yord Sale. , 94 C(l nc ettalion - Correct ions Pe , rl St, MlddleporJ,. Will be accepted unt il '9 am 111 ~·someth,lng for ev eryon e. for Oa of Publication ·~·t everything cheap Phof\e YREGULATIONS 0 1 \ , 99 2 ~ 898. Tuesday , w~~4 r ~ . ,, ' d Thursday I ~e Pu~t,~sher rres~r~~ f ~hdes i!•O ~e,s ~ ~~ ~~ 10 7 Wtri J!e~ !~ e ob~~;t~ona f~ The o·N:~-...~HVffit!'-------rHo rL publisher will ·• no.t ... be ;J'¥~~Q b S"Ie, Thursday · ~Q,d re-spon!.l ble ror more 1han one F r f~av at ~e:rodlstRg:~ Incorrect Insertion son age o~ o ege • RATES ~y racuse 7 31 For WJnf Ad Service _20__ c 5 t e Word one 1nsert1on --- -~-----ce~~~rm~m Chilrg e'"ll.OO ~ 4 FAMILY Yard Sale at Bot Powell St , Middleport Ocl 14 cents per word · three consecutive Insertions. 8, 9 and 10. Winter clothing, d six con all sizes bedspreads , 1 se~~~~:~ lsnfe~~~;,~r · c urfa l ns ~ trJmllne weight C 1 DiscOUnt on paid re duc 1ng ma chine . new ~SsP:rd ~~s pa id With in 10 Si mplicity patterns . 10c ~· n each while they lest ~ ays CARbOFTHANKS Mate'r tals, tr ims. and & Obituary threads reduced to sell s2 00 for 50 word minimum Mise of all kinds S!t:~ .s.:JJillonal word 3c . 10-7 2tc , BLIND AOS Add it iona l 25c Charge per 5 FAMILY Yard Sale, 1 mile out of Harr isonville . Fur Adver llsefl'l ent , n1fure . clothing of 1111 . size OFFICE HOURS and novelties Phone 742 830am lo5 OOpm Da ily . 3186. B 30 em to 12 00 Noo n 10 7-3tc Sa turda y. . NOTICE OF ELECTION LEVY q r bor mold , 4· 12 Arp ly In person , Friend y Tavern. 98 N. Second St ,.,Middleporf. · 10-5-3tc BA~TEND~R Now arranre the tlrtled !elton ,.,. ___ . . ,rn THE rXXI XIIJ l'wercl•,·• An••f'r 1 0., ' ( tJ (] The Daily Sentfnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, DICK TRAIN , ' '·. IYARQUE I 9- .. Racine Plumbing & Heating . ' Your Hell Dealer Thud St. ' Racine, Ohio Ph. 949·5961 BOOKKEEPING, We Paint Houses We Paint Barns We Paint Roofs ,We Paint Anything Tax Advisoly SeiVicet Collection systems, offite supp~ seMce· lARRY- WHOBREY, Free Estimates AI Tromm • 9-17 1 mo. U.S. COINS AN!>Wt;j;t 'IOU!'!. QU·GU ·QUE5T l0/<l1 and older and older Sales &Selvice --------..----- .6~2 For Sale --- ----.,..----- ~ ~ fml.e5S!" -------------- Well UTI'LE ORPHAN ANNIE L.I TTLE 'ORPHA ,N ANNIE-BRING INC._ ---- -...-------- ··--- ----------....---- Sotolb East ~~~~ - IN T Pass By Oswald & James Jacoby ----------- ==------------ Norlb Pass 3N T Paos Pass Openmg lead- Q• For Sale -------------- ·-- East-West vulnerable 992-7608 ----------.------ EAST • 9654 • 10i8652 .A73 SOU111 (0) • A7 ¥AQ7 t KJ932 .Q104 P'·~~~..v~~ 1 Real Estate For Sale It doesn't require any trouble at all to go set at three notrump. All South has to do is to wm the spade lead m dummy go right after d~amonds. East will show obt. West will take his ace and clear the spades and there will be no way ""•"'"' 9v~ lor South to ga,ther in nine _ _., tricks. It Is bad luck to find all four diamonds in the West hand, but a careful declarer won't be hurt by th1s bad luck . He will loolt: dummy and see that be i{'! ;can always score four diamond A Louisiana reader wants to know if there ever was a reward for being void of· trumps. The answer to this one is that in "Bridge" the first game of the Whist family that allowed · for any bidding a player was given a small score in the honor column for "chicane" ( notrumps ) while "double chicagne" (both partners void) was given double that bonus (Do you have a question IDI the Jaco~ys? Wr~te "Ask the Ja c o ~ ys " care of this newspaper. The most in reresrmg quest1ons will be used in th1s column and wr/ter5 will r~tcelve copies of JACOBY MODERN I -------------- by THOMAS JOSEPH ..--------------Wanted To Buy A~ Fall Rollnd-Up s. Oct. 6-18 -------------- --------------pe *"' snet --------------. ------------- Lost ___________ _ t · - - - -- t et al. 31 Long In the tooth 31 Islands off Galway -WHY BE SAD~-Lt.:rs BE HAPPY WE HAD HIM ,ALL TJ-1666 YARS ~-""1"~3t Seaman 38 Hawailan rr n Papal veil 4Z Regard¥ saintly M Competl88te 1 Sleeping placeJ for Gl's 2 Seed coating DAILY CRYPToQUOTE - Here's how to AXYDLBAAXR Ia LONGFELLOW HI , MY NAME IS HEREIIE.MIND IF I. U6E THIS CHAISE LOUNGE t' .!"""<:;;: SY N AY Hom For Sale __ __________ _ ~ ________ _____ _ __________ _ ----------------- ------.--------- it : One leiter simply stands for 1nother In this sample A la '11ed for the three L's, X for the two 0'1, etc. Slnale letlltnt, apostrophes, the lenlth 1nd formation of tho words are all hints. Each d1y the codel~llors •re dlt!~rent. • HLQF Real Estate FO( Sale • work CRYPTOQVOTES MASON FURNITURE -------------- TAURUI (April 20-IIIIJ 20) A keen senae ol buslnau aw1reneu Ia In your corner to-dly. You do h1vo llendency lo si<lm a llt11o cream and spread It around Curb lhat urge. DOWN · Phone 773-5592 m-R Alltll ' ( . . _ 11·Ap<ti 11) Your mind will be on more oerloua mattm today. Though you're tempted to play a bit, you'll soon find your heart lsn'l In It and gat b1ck to work (2 wds.) t!iilrt! • Por WldftlldiJ, Oct. I, 11'11 inatiument 43 Postpone -----------=--- For Sale :14--. . bonus w M tr.-+-+-+--t--il 6·{)()-Columbus Today 4, Sunrise Semester 10. 6:15-'--Folk Literature 3 6:25-'--Form Report 13 . 6·30-New Zoo Revue A, Arthur Smith 6; News~; Bible Answers 8; Farmtlme 10; The Story 13. 6·10-0unce of Prevention 10. ' 6:45-'--Mornlng Report 3. 6:55--Chuck White Reports 10, News 13 . 7:oo-Today 3.~.15 ; A.M America 6,13; CBS News 8; Bugs l!unny & Friends 10. 7:30-Schoolles 10. 8:oo-Lucy Show 6 ; Capt. Kangaroo a,10; Sesame St. 33. 8:30-Big Valley 6. 9:()0-A.¥ . 3; Phil Donahue~. 15; Lucy Show 8; Mike Douglas 10; Momlng wllh D. J . 13. 9:30-Not For Women Only 3; One Life to Live 6; Musical Chairs 8; New Zoo Revue 13. 10 :()1)-(elebrlty Sweepstakes 3.~. 15; Dinah 6; Glve· NTako 8,10; Mike Douglas 13. 10·30-Wheel of Fortune 3,4,15; Price Is Right 8,10. 11 :{)()-High Rollers3,15; I Dream of Jeannie ~~ 8,10 11 :30-Hollywood Squares 3, 15; Happy Days 13; Midday 4; Love of Life 8,10, SesameS. 20,33. 11 ·55-'--Take Kerr 8; Dan lmel's World 10. 12 .()0-Mavnlflcent Marble Machine 3,15; Showaffs 13; Bob Braun's 5G-50 Club ~' News 6,8, 10. 12 :30-a for the Money 3,15; All My Children 6,13; Search for Tomorrow 8,10. 12:45-'--Eiec. Co. 33. 12:55-'--NBC News 3,15. 1·{)()-Nows 3; Ryan's Hope 6,13; Phil Donllhut I; Young & the Restless tO; Not for Women Only 15. 1·30-Daysof Our Llves3,4, 15; Lef1 Make a 0.16,13; A's lhe World Turns 8,10. 2:()0-$10,000 Pyramid 6,t3; Guiding Light 8,10. 2:30-0octors 3,4,15; Rhyme & Reason 6,t3; Edge of Night 8.10. 3:()0-Anothtr World 34, 15; General Hospital 6,13; Motch Game 8,10; Kup's Show 20. 3:31)-..()ne Life fo Live 13; Bewitched 6; Tattlllloln 8,10. I 4:oo-Mr. Cartoon 3; Merv Griffin 4; Somtlnet 15; Mickey Mouse Club 6; ,I; Ml1ter Rogers 20.33; Movie "The Big Store"10; Call !I Macaronl13. 4:30-Bewltched3; Afterschool Speclal6.13; Partridge Family 8; Sesame S 20,33; Get Smart 15. 5:()0-Bonanza 3; Family Affair 8; Star Trek 15. 5:30-Adltm -12 4; News 6; Beverly Hillbillies 8; Elec. Co. 20.33; Adltm -12 13. 6:()J).....filews 3,4,8,10, 13, 15; ABC News 6; H~ Lodge 20; Teaching Children 33 . 6:»-NBC NtW13.4,15; ABC News 13; CBS Newsl,lO; fllllk1ng It ' - ' 20; ~ But_ 33. 7.!»-Trulh or Cons. 3; Bowling for Dollers 6; To Tell the Truth ~' Pop Goes lhe Country 8; News 10; Country Music Jubilee 13; Family Affair 15; Book Beaf 20; Know Your School 33. 7 :30-Lastofthe Wild 3; Name That Tune A; Wild Wild World ' of Animals 6; Wild Kingdom 15; Match Game PM 8; Evening Edition wllh Martin ' Agronsky 20; The Judge 10; To Tell the Truth 13; EpiSOde Action 33. 8:()0-Littlo House on the Prairie 3,4,15; When Things Were Rotten 6,13; Tony Orlando & Down 8,10; Behold the Land 33; Phlledelphle Folk Fostlvai2Q. 8:30-That' s My Mama 6.13 9·oo-Doctors Hospl!al 3,4,t5; Baretta 6,t3; Cannon 8,10; Grear Performances 20,33 . 10 :{)()-Petroce!!l 3,4,15; S!arsky t, Hutch 6,t3; Kalt McShtno 8, 10; News 20; Say Brother 33. 10:30-Another Look at Appalachia 33 11 :{)()-News 3.~.6, 8,10, 13,15; ABC News 33. 11 :30-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Movie "Outroge" 13; FBI 6; Bona<:ek 8; Movie "Babes In Arms" 10; Janak! 33. 12:30-Movle "Outrage" 6. 1:oo-Tomorrow_ t4; News 13. by backing lnlo the aub)lct, you'll ooon flnd K's bell to !Ilk straight. 32 I ,eglslator's t ll'.r Italy zt Scribble -------------- o' Zl Praaiptlon zt Sal-afaong r:--n-"ll"'"T'"''I"- s t~H"pilJ"fo;!'fll ry~okes 2t Semitic ' !5 "Dies-" deity ltmn • Former 2t Sprq 21 Eliot's 31 German river Arab federa'11/Q·« '-. Z7 Needed and "Adam-" 3! African river lion lmeaded zz Starch 35 Sleep like(abbr.) Item sewiN"G"--ff 'i nted (2 wdL) 5 - Mawon 12 Watered 1 AIIGnllh fabric 7 Aria 13 Muaic pub- aWbiletled, lilhlns like hair Yeaterday'1 Aluwer center t Before (3 wds.) 1t Mystery U U.S.S.R. river 31 Beloved 11 'Ibick plect writer U Gilding af 11 Black Sea J~- material Zhlvago arm u Shade of (2 wds.) :n Card player's 17 W1111der blue !5 A liWT 1V "tbree" ......,......" 1t Subside 11 Mine 38 Turf U Cloyingly product Z7 Feather scarf 31 Three, In _______ _____ _ . con- _.tlan. ---------;-----For Rent ~ 4 MWtary VIP'a, cellectlvely holdlllg 11 Htmter --------------- . Emplomlent Wanted lblp f Valuable ~IH I J CQhunOO.' I Bel- -------------- 10 31l-Woman 20,33. 11 ·{)()-News 3,A,6,8, 10, 13, is, ABC News 33. 11 30-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Wide World Mystery 13; FBI 6; Movie "Lieutenonf Schuster's Wlfe" 8; Movie " Billy the Kid" 10; Janokl 33. 12 31l-Widj! World Mystery 6. I :oo-Tomorrow 3,4 ; News 13. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER I, 1975 tricks u•less West holds all four against h1m. Four in the East hand will be no trouble at all since m that case the 10 spot will be fiRessable Therefore , the careful declarer will win the f1rst spade m his own hand and lead a low diamoRd . West will be between Scylla and Charybdis . lf.be goes right up with the ace of diamonds he will only have one diamond trick and South 'WiU make four d1amonds, three hearts and two spades . U he ducks, dummy's queen will w1n . South will leave diamonds to knock out the ace of clubs and make his game with three club tricks. 7 WEST .• QJJ083 ¥J t A1087 BORN lOSER ' 7. 31)-Hollywood Squares 3.~; Let's Deal with Jt 6; $25,000 Pyramid a, Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky 20 ; Price Is Rtght 10; To Tell the Truth 13. W•lly's Workshop 15; Famllly Tl)eatre 33. a:oo-Joe Garaglola 3,4,15 ; Happy Days 6,13, Good Times a,IO; Ourslory 20,33. a: I5-'-Baseball Play Off 3,4,15 8·3()-Welcome Back, Kotter 6,1 :); Joe & Sons a, tO; Consumer· Survlval Kll 20.33 9:()0-Rookles 6,13 ; Switch 8.10; Switch 8,10, Ascent of Man 20,33 10 :()0-Marcus Welby, M.D 6,13; Beacon Hill 8,10; News 20, Interface 33 WIN AT BRIDGE Sizing it up tor safety play NORTH •K2 ¥KU • Q6~4 •KJ18 ----------- -------------- D·D01'5 TH ·TH ·THI 5 .D&M APPLIANCE ' TO BUY -------------- Notice IS W~ON6l! 9-21-JOf C ' and older 1 CAM ARO, \700 . Phone 1973 FORD P 1ckup , 25o,vs. 4 1Y6Y 992-5301 sp , p s . p.b , Sl.BOO. ,..hone 9 7-Stc and older Emergency 16141 985 359~ : 10·5-llc ~ollar~o 949-22.11 or 992-5700 1975 FORD F 11 tr uck Phone - - - - FOR SALE---1600 Nye St. 1........-----------,;-complete a ir conditioning 992 74H WHEAT BACK PENNIES 1972 NOVA in ex(!e Uepf CC?n · sales and serv ice, heating , 107 3tc Pomeroy 85 A R:OLL dillon For mor,.e, m plumbing , roofing and BUFFALO NICKELS$7 .00 1 formaflon , c.!il' 667 3759 or 1960 ELECTRA BU IC k, needS Ph. 992-3313 general sheet me tal work A ROLL 667-3652. . Fret Estimates transm Issions . Inquire at or 992-5880 SILVER CERTIFICATES 10-5 -Stc 9 14 -1 mo. Tewksbary Barber Shop 11.25 EACH 10 7-6tc $2.00 Bills - Sl.'ZS each. 4 SP . CHANGEOVER lor 1970 Old smobile , $150 Pho ne 992· THE UNDERSIGNED will $5.00 sn .oo Gold coins XF cond. I _EJuiiiiiiiie;ED"~ll 7539 Sell at public .u le tor cash CALL 742-2331 10-J 5tc th,e following motor vehic le utlilnd- Roger Wa1J1sleyto be taken from gonald ONE 4 rm . and bath furnlsiied McCarty, RO 2, Cheshire , One B rm and 2 baths . all on Oh io 45620 1967 Dodge large lot . Phone 9_.9 2666 tor Coronet, Serial No . WH45· appointment . F71112i79 The sale will be 10 -5-3tc held at 105 Union Avenue, I From the largest Truck or ..... Pomeroy , Ohio at 10:00 AM RUSTIC Hllls "'home, S6.500 IN OA 9H 23 Channel Citizen's Bulldozer Rad iator to the on the lOth day of October, outright, S17,07B 51 balance Band transceiver, am -fm ?'Jallest Healer Core 1975 The undersigned mpx radio, B track stereo Phone 992-7523. at a rate not exceeding 2 o reserves the right to bid . Nathan Biggs 10-5 61p mills for each one dollar of Call 992 ~965 The Farmers eank & Radiator Specialist 9 4-tfc valuation , which amounts to Johnson Masonry savings Company , NEW house, unfinished, 3 Twenty Cents for each one & Remodeling Pomeroy , Ohio bedrooms . on 3 acres land •. hundred dollars of valuation , 1972 HONDA JSO Scrambler SMITH NELSO~ 10-5-3tc near Meigs Mine No 1 on for Five Veers motorcycle , excellent 1 Hampton Hollow Road, ~ The Polls ror said Election Bird& Mastic Vinyl condition . Call 1614 1 667-3675 MOTORS, mile Been lived In, S9,000 . Siding will be open at 6: JO O'clock after 5 p.m Pomeroy Ph. 992-2174 1938 Chevy, runs good Also, A M and remain open until A lean, Alcoa & Wolvarlne 10-1 6tc w lth new battery , $200 . 7: 30 o'c lock P.M Dayl ight Aluminum Siding . Phone (614 ! ffi .'~65 Standard TIIT)e of said day Bird VInyl Gutter• FLEA MARKET betwe en SAVE - SAVE - SAVE . 10·5 6tp By or der of the_ Board of and Downspouts Selling out our stock of guns , Rullllnd at Pomeroy and Elections, of Meigs County, Sotlits of all kinds bows and emmo . All guns CONSOLE stereo, AM · FM crossroads Baby beds, Ohio. MEIG S Co un ty F i sh and -· 10·5 15 wlll be sold At 10 percent rad io , a track ta pe com ONE HOUSE With 5 rms and bicycles , sweepers, portable I bath In nice nelgh!Jorhood Game Assn will have a above wholesale plus blnatlon , 4 speaker sound sewing machines . tricycles, Only $7,200 . Phone 992 -5786. me e ting Oct. 10 at 7:30p .m system . Balance $104 ,10 , or NEIG LER 'S Building and: elec guitar and l!lmpllfler . shipping. 870 Remlngtons. 10 S-6tc SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Edwin s Cozart at Syracuse Club rooms . $140 Sole will lost 1111 all Supply. We specialize In te rms Call 992-3965 open 10 to 6. Modern sa n1 tatf on 992 395>~ Chaiitman 10 -7.Jtc 10 7-tfc 10 7-3tc guns are gone Ind ian Joe's build ing houses Also . d01 or 992 7349. 3 BEDRM . house In Racine . Sports and CB 's , 308 Page repair work and cablnef&,l 9 18 tt c Doroin y M.}.J!h'A's qn ~~;-;;-Oiz-;;-:;;;IN~" 3 FAMILY Yard Sales at Phone 949-2671. Sl .. Middleport . alum Inurn siding Call Guy• LDSE weight with New Snape 10·5 26tc . ' - . - - - -"' 01tl. liffBr \ 'produ~ts , new catalogs, Get 9 28 -IOIC Tablets and Hydrex Water Nelgler, 949 -2508; If no; VIrgil Hill r es idence at BAC.KHOE tor rent , hour or Dated Oct. 2, 1975 on our growing cUstomer Pills a t Nelson Orug , answer call 949 2813 or 949, Letart Falls the rema inder contract Reg or ex . 1 •t 1 ~. v ''lilt Or ·maybe 'You would Pomeroy , and Dutton Drug , 3 BEDROOM home. Shower of the wee k 1973 HONDA 350, 4 cyl with 2457 and bath , one floor plan . cavatlng type Se ptic tanks ( 10) 7, 14, 21. 28, 4tc 1 like to take orders? Phone . 10-5 26t~ 10 7-3tc Middleport 1 Wind [ammer II & eMiras. Basement, double garage lnst811ed Bill Pullins . Phon e Helen J Brown , 992-5113, 10 7-3tp ~----~-----'--~-- I Call 949 2225. with workshop ovtr, car · 992 2478 . KOSCOT Independent GARAGE Sale at 1126 E Moln 10-2-0tc MIX CONCRE~E port. 3 outbuildings. Almost 8 27 He READY Distributor 1963 HONDA 300 Dream , elec . d e livered r tgh t to your St., Pomeroy . 3 houses 2 acrea of land . Phone 7429-21 -ttc starter. low m ileage , needs . project Fast and easy . Free , below the Minersville Corp . SRiDESMAID- dr0.S,aprkOt 2845 or see Robert Hayman, Wt: DO olumlnum siding , NOTICE OF ELECTION with brown velvet, size 9 battery $200 Phone 992· estlma1CS Phone 992 3284. . r.uudoy thru Friday,. Oct. 1 Salem St, Rutland , any ON TAX LEVY gu t ter work , roofing , Shoe$ to matCih , slze 7. Sell 7658 Goeo1e 1n Ready Mix Co ., ' 10 '2 lounge cha rs, bed tN EXCESS OF ' ,time panel ing, painting, plum 10 7 3tc both ror s2s call 992 7291 'fl tddte port. Ohif+ •I springs, etC . · 10-5 61c THE TEN MILL bing, We fix the whole after 4 p m . 6 30 ttc , I0-5-3tc LIMITATION house AI Tromm , 742-2328 10-1 -tfc PORTABLE sewing machine, BRVSH nov , 4 to 5 ft . Pull - - -·~ ------------ t -24-tlc 'E XCA V A~r-N-G . --------------S25. Phone 992-7138 type. Phone (304) 812 2915 bockh0 0\ 1 NOTICE Is hereby given 10 5-3tc FIRST lime two ramlly 1700 LB Modll led m in i· 10-7 3tc dozer and dltcher Gas .: that In pursuance ot a - - - - - - - - - - - - - QI StiiJ tof Minors tractor, 350 Chevy , hllebvrn e lectric and wtter line , 111, Tt.. • ,._hlond Resolution of the Board of i\..0 turnlture, ',; l(fl bO'KII lnl4ctlon ..400, Turbc).,•-NlttA NEW pieced · comforts and burial. basementS';' tooters ,, u Iant, 1t,a: m I on left, Legal. - s2500 with troller . Trustees of the Township of brass beds, or completE. ~u l lt tops , S20 and up septic systems and brush ' Hondm•de Ravvedy Ann Chester, Ohio, pass• d on the households . Write M 0.. Phone I (5131 878·1802. Telephone 16141 378 6274 clean lng t Will haul fill dirt, ' 4th day of September, 1975, Miller , IU . 4, Po mer oy , and Holly Hobble dolls, dog 10·2·61C wayne Chevalier. Reeds top soli, sand and grave1 1: there will be submitted to a Ohio Call 9921760 colltctlon , bottles. kltchen ville, Oh 10. IJmestone for dr iveways ana , vote of the people of said 10·7·74 ware,llnehs . 2 - 1B In snow 10 710tp roads. Phone Charles R 1 tires, babies ', girls' and Tow~shlp at a G~neral = ----LANDMARK'S Hatfield , Backhoe Servlce, l ELECTION to be held In the· - - · · ladles' clothing, clock radiO , DEER 'slugs. 12 go S1 ~ . 20 Rt . 1, Rutland , Oh io, 742 1 tor mise Items . clean . TOWn1hlp of Choster. Ohio.- .. ga S1 19, 12 ga Remington 6092 • M\t regular _places of yollng , . m erchandlse Tues .• Oct 7 Express or Super X $3 83 7-11 -90tC• and Wednesday , Oct 8, 9 30 therein., on Tuesda't\ the 4th REMOO~LINU , t~lumblng, block powder, S2 90 lb. Lots day of November , 975, the heating and all types of a m tilt _. p.m of new and used shotguns EXCAVATING·, dozer , loader' t3a ROLLING ACRES ~uest l on ot levvtng, 1n l'r.t;tll general repair Work Very good discount on new 10·3-41c a nd backhoe work · septic of tht ttn mill limitation , for guaranteed ~0 yea rs exJ $175 per acre Heavy guns F ife' s , Third St, 20ACRES - 2houses,onenew ta nk s in stal le d . dump . • lhe benfflt of Ches ter perlence Phone 992 -2409 Middleport Phone 992 7494 timber - Minerals - Old dbl. wide, nice barn on school trucks and to boys tor h1re : ~ PRIZES- FUN 3 FAMILY Yard Sole, Mon Townshlp · for the purpose of , 5 1 tf~. ._ 10 -7 t2tc 1 house & well Good bus an~ mall rls. 531.000. will haul fill di r t. top soli, day, Tuesday . and Wtd · maintain ing and operatlnt' 1.!. -----~-- --~ -~-- • REFRESHMENTS lim estone a nd grov el< Call . BRICK HOME - 3 bedrooms, hunting. . nesday ~15 South Fourth Cemeteries . '· . , t:e"AR PEATR V, pan!lil;g , Bob or Roger Jeffer S', day Ave ., Middleport MIDDLEPORT I t . gas, c 11 Y wa ter Said tax be ing : · ~~ ~.ad~r ~ floor i ng and ce iling Phone Come m and register. mod. kit. na phone 992 7089, night phone 10-5-3tc GRAVELY TRACTORS dlllonol to• of'" m ill to ~¥'1jlor r992:27S9. STORY FRAME 3 BR . No purchase niceuary . and nicely paneled Now · 992 J.S'2S or 992 5232 ~ We have the following 1975 five veers . • 9 11 261c bath: Nice lot. New carpel Sll,OOO. 2 11 ttc1 models In stock & will sell ~ m 111 and paneling. Nat. gas NEWLISTING - 3bedrooms, --·- --------- '' POMEROY LANDMARK 1t 1 20 per cent discount at a rate not exceeding 50 ls heat . $12.500. 2 Super C·l ba!h, mod . kit . gas lurnace , 2 w-e sPECIAL IZE In mobll o: tor e ach one dollar of PRIVATE ·meeting room for 9. _ Jack W. Carsey, M9r . . 2 Cuslom C-1 porches and level lot. $12,500. CLOSE IN - 1'12 acre. 2 home furnace repalr. Phont ~aluatlon. which amounts to HIMAL.AYAN and Siamese a.A Phone 992-2161 any organization , phone 99 2 1 Commtrclll 12 Five cents tor e ach one c FA R Phone I ACRE - 3 bedrooms, bath,· 992 -5858 ' BR. balh . Utlllly R. 3975 1 116· 5 Rldint Tractor hundred dollar-s of valu8tlon , kittens eg . 9· 18·tlc, Garage. Own water system drilled well, and old service 1 3 11 ilc for Five Years (614) 446-3844 ~ · Also :zo per Ctnt discount an ONE jet proP.elled 2112 h p. out · anv attachment purchased -. . & city water,. Enclosed station Only 58,000. AC H I N t: .: Th e Polls for said Election 10·1_::!:, board motor One a wick the above tracton. patio. 58,300. RENOVATED - 7 room Repairs. service, a ll make s . . wlll be open at 6: 30 o'clock cOoN - HOuND-~rc:/'le; for COUNTRY home, II rms • turn Ino plow. Ont Dave wlttt Gravely Tractor Sales bath, and utllltln . G-TP house, 9 bedrooms, bath, mod . 99 2 2284 The F,br lc1 Sh op: h Ph e POMEROY - 1112 acre A M. and remain open until Bred ley garden tractor with. 7: 30 o'c lock P .M Daylight sale, _. mon t s o · on Pomeroy, Ohio woter Phone (614) 985 -3846 kit. gas F.A. furnace .' 2 acres Pomeroy Au thotrzed Si ng er·, very private. 2 BR balh, 8 h p. Wisconsin motor , One 99 2·7149 10·5-ltp 614·992-2975 Sales and Se rv ice We Sllndlrd Time of sold doy ,10 2-6ft custom made canopy , 15 x nice . kitchen, ull!lty R. of land . S29,500 . sharpen S cissor~ BY order of the Board of - - -- - - - - - - - - - 15. Phone 678 'Z166. Porch Not gas furnace . 2 5 ACRES - In the country. 3-29 tic Elec tions . of Meigs County, --------------::-- LAURELAND FX350 HARLEY Aportmenll, 10-5 6tc 1973 Davidson, less than 1.000 car garage. $13,000 partly fenced . Nice farm ----· 6th and George Strttts In - - - - - -- - - - - - Oh io. m lies, excellent condition pond, drilled well and mobile 10 Lwo~o IH5w E ~ ·R EPA t R' POMEROY - 1 story New Haven , w. VI hBrand PENNIES Franklin fireplace, ~ Sweepers . toa sters , Iron, , ' lor seoo Phone 992-2967 new 2 bedrm . town ousts, 30 tn. elec renoe Phone Edwin S Cotort ,;;;a frame - 3 BR . bath Full home. $15, 500• all small applio~~nces Lawn 10·1·1tC oppllo~ces furnished , tully (6W 985-3920 Chairman models af moblle home$ . basemen! with TV room, SYRACUSE - 7 room frame mower, next to Stat e High'. carpeted, renting S12B u~ . 10-5 3tc Phone area code 614 -423 BR. ullllly, workshop. Nat. Oororhv M. Johnston house on nice lot . SJ,OOO way Garage on Route 'J·' Including ut ilities . Ca I - - - - - - - - - - - - USED--C HAIN SIWI. 498 9531 Director gas furn6ce, concrete patio NEW LISTING - 157 acre P ~ one 985 3825 manager at 1 (304) IB2 r2567· 1 RUG weav ing end rugs tor Loculi ~t., Mlddleporl. _. . lJ .tfc Doled Oct . 2, 1915 In rear . 59,500 cattle farm . 8 room home, . ' , 4 16 tf 10·5·121c sale . Phon• 99 2129 . Phone 992-3092. 9-18·26tc bath, large barn and 2 ponds . • - - "------·---:- ~--- ·I -------------. 10-~ · 61< TUPPERS PLAINS - 5 (10) 7." ,. , 21 , 28 . -'c 2 BEORM tra ile r , Kingsbury yrs. old . 3 BR. Bath. Dining Most minerals. 560,000 .00 WOULD YOU BELIEVE?' ' Road , 1J.. mile off St., Rt. U3 . 9 REG Angus heifers . ex ife"M iN'GroJt.:-1, 1oo auto, BUY NOW ANO BE SECURE Bu il d on all steel build ing otl R . HW floors . Full LOST - Beagle , black, brown NOTICI ON fiLING Furnished . no pets, 1 or 2 cellent blood line Phone 992 new 12 or ~0 go Sl12.50. IN LATER LIFE Pole Born prices ' Golden • basement with uflllty . and white Lost In vicinity of Of INVINTORY AriD children . Phone 742 -3122 2789 . File's, MlddleMrt , !>ii!Q... . . GIL'11t All Sleet BUildings,: • Rock Sprlnvs Fo lrgroun~ _.:._ ,APPRAIUMINT Porches forced olr fur 10·7-26tc •10-5-6tc · · ·9-30-36tc · Rt 4, Box 148 , Waverly, f Has name tag . Phone 992 Tlia Stilt ot Ohio, Melli nace . About ·~ acre. Oh iO, Phone 947 - ~296 , .1 3790. countv. court of Common 3 .li ND 4 ROOM furnished and EXCELLENT Bundy cornet, "Gu;;--;nd-Am-m~:-o;-,;i, $19,500. ' 7-24-ttc'' Pleas, Probate Division l0-6-Jtp unfurnished apartments 1968 English Ford . Phone stock IS now here DON ' T THROW YOUR ---~------------'; , To the Execuror of th e complete line of Rem ---------~----'~ PQQ!i1; 991 5434 . 4 I?,·IIC .• 9f· 3215 10-l -6tc MONEY AWAY LET US est~te, to such of the,tollowlng Ington, wrnc_rester , 1 a~ •re residents of the State of APPRAISE THE lthica, Savage Slug barrels NOTICE Olf.J,I , ..u. ' ... ~ ~ -~--Ji-~--!J~ Oh io. viz - th e surviving 1 PROPERTY BEFORE , APPOINT~IN 1 1i 'r r{J l t.~"'space · for rent ;j'A tl ""'l~T-REL -T' AI ERT;, MUST In stock for most brand ShOT spouse, the next of kin, fhe guns, but In short supply , C11a No. ~tns u~litle~ Phone 992-5535. I S LL . 197 35 . f~cWt •:~ · YOU BUY OR SELL 1 0 beneficiaries under the wilL Get them while they last. Eslot• ol Cllr• 1 (.'1•11 .... .. · _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 9-__:1~~ • ,u randem • • '192·225911 no answer and to the attorney or at c lYtle rpeted b•dtm thr gh Deceased. Money short, laY -a -way . '192-2568 torneys representing any ot Notice Is hereby glv~{'""fhll't i cow NT R y- Mobil e H r e wheels , many ~ tres. ~elu:• your tall hunting needs New the aforementioned persons : JosephW . Cook , otPomeroy, t' P&Jek Rl tenmttesnor-th ·"' ~hrouottout .Will te • ~all store hours start ing 31 Marv M . Beard . Pomeroy , Meigs County , Ohio. has beer ot Po;,eroy · Lar_ge rots wit h smeller trelltr on trad! Sept 5, 10 o.m . to 9 p.m .• MIDDLEPORT, n~w Oh 10, Sa lis bury Township , No duly Monday -S aturday. VIllage oppolnted Admln iSirator ~ on l: ret• pat loo · sldew~l~i . - pMrJ.I ~l GlY , ,Hpendker~~n • decorated. carpeted , oes 21612 . of the Estate of Clara Reel, nner s and ' off s treet~. M9blt , Home ar • en Gun ShOppe, 266 Mill St ., · forced air, 3 bedroom , l V2 You are hereby not lf!ed thal deceased , late or. Pomer:oy. ~~ rkmg Phone 992 7479 I il ~J dt~non ; va . at Shadle Phone 992 5117 , financing story corner lot , single the Inventory and Ap Meigs County, Ohio, , . t . 1131 tic , ·1Br ldge ava ilable . garage, near school and 1 pr aisem ent of the estate ot the 10 -5·6 c 9 3·26tc Cred itors are re~u r red to _. _. ··-·- -·-----shopping center , 517,500. aforementioned. deceased , fllo their clol~l Vfltll Sill ., - ---'fMT'-----992-7&24 , 586 Lincoln St., late ot sl!ld county , wasfflled flduclory with In u t~s ii: IJ A N'l SHE 0 • po rlm'en>J l'i·~ Ei' ~ 11 E'IG~ wotor pump, Middleport. _ ·1f< in thiS Court. Said Inventory Doted this 1 tli'~ ol :~~1-11" only I• . Middlepq~t .,, w lfkeonew wll~ 20vollon tank . 1976 STARCRAFT travel , MAINTAINED DURIIIG 9 16 and Appraisement will be for September 1975 ~ " )' trailers and fold -downs . ' ' rhon~ 992 38H .: ~~!f/t""l lfi!UittJt It one-third h p. $75. CLOSING POMEROY-MASON BRIDGE flUJ')I'O before this court on ------------~Lowest prices In trl&tate. r. Jl!hone 992-5716 •t Manning &II Webster the ~Oth dey of October . 1975, home , just lA • (':, JUdge ----;-------;---:10 -5 u ( All 1975 rold downs reduced. 3 BEORM at H:I •OO o'clock A.M. finished , remodeling, Salem Galaxy S2 39, Starmester (91 23, 30 (10 1 7, Jtc LARGE 2 story dWtl}: U ot)!f'M------ - -- - Any penon desiring to file St .. Rutland Phone 742 ·3615 11 ,729, XI.. Deluxe. 11,375. ...!... unlurnlshad , con be" m•~• 5 FT . BUSH HOG , 3 pl . hitch, exceptions thereto mus t fil e after _.p .m. or see Milo B. Cam,p Conley Starcraft t.OVBRTISEMENT Into 2 aparlments In Mid$200. Phone (614) .985 -3594. them at least f1ve days prior to Hutchison . FOR OISPOSAL OF dl.port Coli 992 3173. 10·5-7tc Sales, Rt ·62 North of Pt . the dille set for hearing 9-23-tlc COUNTY RIICQROS 10·1-6tc - - - - - -- - - -- - Pleasant, W. Va . Given under my hand and On Seplambor 10. 1975 tho - - - - - - - - - - - - - 10-10 JOHN Do1re dozer New HERM~N GRATE seal of uld Cour,t, thiS 3rd day County Records Commission _. RM apartment , furnished . engine, pllnt, canopy with -----------~~~tc ;;, 'Mii..E-;asloi.V:m-;;-:w. vo . ot October 1975. 3 bodrtlls .. new kitchen, lull met8ursuant to Sec . U9.38 of $130 month , utllltlts paid. winch . Reverser bar . $4,500 . MASON, W.VA. · blltment, carptted, ' the .R.C. ond approved lhe Couple only . Phone 992-397~. Phono (6W 915 -359~ . Mannint o Webster oppllcotlons or me following Paneled , ganae, forced air 10-J.ttc IO·S-7tc t Judgt offlces for dlaposal of records - - - - - - - - - - - ______________ , h•et, fenced fA acre yard. F.H.A . approved~ Prlctcl for Auditor . Tre11urer:. Com'". 1.11o. '-~..a.. · 1972 FARMAI..L cub tractor NEW 3 bedrm . homt, brlck By Ann l 1 Watson mlnloners, ~ulck salt . Phone (30_.) 112· front, 1 car garage, modern Probata Court. llM • ·M ~ with cultivators 111d fer Deputy Clerk Department of Health, County I • oil alec . 1 mila out of 2414 . ,. . ·· .. ~ tlllltrl 1ttachment . Ex . Chaster . Coli 9A9-4692 or 14)· 10-Htc Home . County Court , end 973VINDALE trailer lnd 101 cel~ntcondltlon . Phont2A7110)7, " · 21C CIIrk or Courts. • located In Tupper1 Plalnl t 2082 or 2~1-2755 2867. '24-t2tp - - - - - - - - - - - - Then 11111 will be ovalloblt Ohio Phone (6141 ~6~ 3W · 10-5 -3t~ -------------3 ll!llliM house, 5 yrs. old. tor public Inspect ion during • 0 · c - - - - - - - -- - - - - NOTICE OF ecr..r lot, drilled well, Take over payments with no buslnnshourslnthiAudltor's -~-----------1964 INTERNATION.t.L 1600 ONE APPOINTMENT soptlc tonk and born. Close down poyment. Cell 9?2 - ~064 • , L w B. 5spt .• 21p, solldceb, C111 No. 21626 omce . FOR 'GR~AT COUNTRY to Rutlond Phone 742-3635 alter 5 P m . Ellllt Ol Wll~ur LIWrlnCI or 992-7129. • ___________.2_0·7-Stp Boord of TAKE soli owll y the Blue ~::: ptlnl . Pi1one r6l4) 915 ' STEREO' Moldln Otctand. 10 l-61p Co Lustre w•v trorn ctrpets 10-5-ltc Me iGs Lilli~ lo Geno Kh1n Nollct II herlby given lhll HOUSE FOR SALE on Lincoln Comm(.Ssloners ~nd u~"otstery Rent - - - - - - - - - - - - - WHk Nights from ~oborl Molden ol Route I, Hgta . J Jerge btdrms . and HoftryWtlls, electric snempo.oor . GREEN BEANS , pick your r RM. HOUSE end balh, 7: so 10 Midnight Outer 1 Ohio, has been dy tv blth , living rm ., TV rm ., Chlirman Nelson's Oruo Store own. A.ndrtw Crou, Letart ltreploco. Phone 992-5111 . large bullt ·ln kitchen, appointed Administrator of on :~-1 -6tc Filii, Ohio, Phone Ul-2852 10-2-lllc the Estate of Wilbur Lawrence counter top range, buJII ln WMPO-FM STERE092 1101 3, 6. 7, 3tc 10·5 -61c double oven . autumn gold. Molden, dtcustcl. ·lite of A iQod wh lte Leghorns. HO U~E . 5'h ocresln Portllnd . Routt I, Rutltnd County , -....,.-_.::__ _ _ ____, ltrte btr In kltchon. oil fully Laving good . 7Sc each . !6141 164 1876, otter 5 Coli SWEET potatoes. Phone 843· carpete.d , In 3 rm ., Olllo . Freeland Norris, Phone 949p.m. 2432 . • basement , garage with Credltora •n required to __,__ 9·24-l!lc 10·5 Sic tlldlng doors . With or file lhllr clolms wlih sold 386~· 9-30-6tc ...:.. without fufnlture , pflced flduclory wllhln lour months TWO 10 speed 261nc,h blcycl~s ONE . shallow woll pump , HOUSEfor siil1. re110nao1t low , Call, 992 240_. for In On e boy 's , on!!! oirl s , Oetlld this lith .doy of pintle pipe ond Check priced, Phon• 992-7641. forme! ion. ma tthed set •Like new . NOW selling Fulltr Brush September 1975 valve, SilO Phone 742 2761 . 9-21-Sllc 10 1-12tc Mlnnlng D Webster Products Phone 992-3410 Phon e 9917168 .....,. 10 5-3tc 10-6-7tc • 10·5·(1c • Judge ---··'"~T""- --· (9) 13. 30 110 ) 7, 3ic -- ----~--- - -------------- wA5H! .. ,WHAT lloJ !>LAZES Accountant Phone 992-6173 Ph. 742·2328 ' . WANT EO WILL PAY ."J. b to r l f64 d1mes 65 for 1964 quarfers Sl..JO tor 1964 halves S3 .40 for 1935 CAP!'AIN EA.'IV TUESDAY . OCTOBER7,1975 4:30-Bewlltche!l3; Mod Squad 6; Partridge Family 8; Sesame St 20,33; Get Smart 15. 5 oo-Bonanza 3; Family Affair a; Star Trek 15 > 30-Adam 12 4; News 6: Beverly Hillbillies a. Elec . Co 20,33; Adam -12 13. ' 6:{)()-News 3,4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6, Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Jody's Body Shop 33 . 6:31>-NBC News 3,4,15: ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 1.10; Your Future Is Now 33, Arabs & Israelis 20. . 1 {)()-Truth or Cons. 3; To Telllhe Trulh A, Bowling for Dollars 6; Wilburn Brothers 8; News 10; Name That Tune 13; Family Affair 15; Antiques 20, Wild, · Wild World of Animals 33. z P ZF 'G HYNW • XAGQMS LQ DZF RQ Z PZF YS SQH GBQZWG ZSSYNK HYNKG.- z M R Q N A • QX F G A Q X F Yesterday's ~uele: SATIRE IS THE SOURED MILK OF HUMAN KINDNESS. -A. N. cWHITEHEAD '(EP·· ALL I ' GLORY BE !! ' 1.1E ALMOST ·GOT •~ORE PATCHWORK ~ QUILT FINISHED, I ELVINE'{ NEED IS TWO MORE PATCHES. LOWEEZV II) ICOIIPtO (Oct. You know how 1o moe the ' best of your opponunlllel ~ day One Will drop Into your lip. Others will bo II'OUnd, but you'll be 111ft one to plc:k up the ball ond run. CAPIItCOIIN (Dec. 22-J.., 11) You're a auceoselul !Nm player loday. Trouble 11, you don'l know how to enjoy the tru1ts of victory. AQUAIItUI (JMI. Ill-Feb. 11) While you're nol a free!Qader, you might calch yourself lrylng to duck your hill ol the lib today. You'll create ltatlng wrong Impressions. CANCI!II 1"- 21-Julr 22) Don'llat anyone con you out ot somelhlhg which Ia duo you. Spuk up tor your rlghll, because no one eloe will P18CI8 (l'eb, 111-.._ 20) Conditions are particularly favorable where work or carHr Is concerned. This m1y not be loo evident Soma of loday'a opportunities are only Plrtlally visible. VIIIQO (Aug. 21-. .t. 22) Don'l apply lunda eermarkad for nocenarv-tamlly expenoes 10 the neada of yoursatf or your lrlanda Hands·offl LIIIIA (lept, zs , oot. 23) You'll have a serious matter to discuss today. If you 81art out tl y n e y s 0 • y 0 I. te ;o te !S ill :It :It ic 111 ty 10 10 1e SAOinAIIIUI ( -, 13-Dto. 21) There's no lack of drive 1nd ambition on your port today, but you must be wory of wlltel· •p i nning Make sure endeavors· are worthwt)ile. GEMINI (Iller 21..,_ 20) Today you may have to do a little lhlnklng for someone you're fond of to k"p them from ~king a bad move. Be llrm. Save !hom lrom problema LIO (Jutr U·Aug. 22) Take a hard look at tho way you manage your pet'IOn 1Halra. Your llnanclol tooting In parllcular could stand aomo 1horlng-up. 5' Avour · 'VBirthday Oct. .. 1171 More troval than you've dona In some time 11 likely lor you IIIII coming yeor . You will atao renew an old lrlendshlp you had nearly lorgoHen !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRist; ASSN I . J't Q 't '0 ld id ut :10 tn in jd IY 10 lr I a " ~t ts ,. 14 lr • No:.( llleS ~ELAX , .Iii( LEGS G(OW LIMP. Mt( STOMACH IS CALM , Mt( E'IE!i AKE CLOSEO .. , I•MJOST 00ZiN6 OfF .... AND Ml{ FUR 6ETS TENSE!! . THEN IT AAPPEN5... >I. th n. ht no �,' ~rg~~e;r:Lom~::~?u1U;:;~' Bor. Fast Results Use· .The Sentinel Classifieds, Help Wanted Auto Sales ' 7 UNtnmbletheso foorJumbles. - ol\f letter to o11<h aquaro,, lo Cor• four ordlnar)' word!§ . • TO HELP? Careltn,t 15 t1!1k 1no a ppl ications ' r le lephone volunteers For · hour tra ining program n crisis Inte rvention and listen ing skrlls luting fiv e weeks to be he ld In Athe ns , Call 992 -7502 for app lication and lntorm"atlon . ' 10-1 9t c W A NT III -----------~-- Wf-!ER!O THe 10Uf':I&T 1€> F'I=!OVIDED 0 TINSEV ~ I. I. 'id I V~ ~ d NO LATITU DE . to torm the !!UJ7riae wwer. u 111putedbythtoboYOeortoon. • (1...- n lomorrowJ Ju"'bSr.z HUSKY ENJOY I DAMPEN BODILY ") 1t() Jo:.\'/lfJS«!d al tlte m11c/1 ffJr ~NNET,:'t~'ESSOF THE TEN MILL LIMIATION NO TICE Is' hereby giW!n f that In pursuanc f! o a Resolution of the Bol'rd of Trustees of the Township of Bedford, Ohio, passed on the 1st day of September , 1975, there will be ' ubm II ted to a T~'!n~~i the areo~le G!n!~~4 ELECTI6N to be held In the Townsh ip ot Bedford. Ohio , at the regular ptaces •of ~ottno therein on tuesday the 41h ' ' day of Nov e mber , 1975. the ~uestlon ot levying, In excess of the ten mill lim, lloBtlondf fodr the benef it o e or Township for the purpose of maintaining end operating cemeteries of the township Said tax be ing : a n ad dltlonalfaxotTwomlllstorun tor Five Yean; ' drtdf'M- NUDES Yard Sale B~~~~~NlvE~Ai.~y ,nl~~~ c lean clothing, different sizes . Tuesday illl day The rest of week from 4 to 7! I • ~11 fuesday, Oct. 7,1975 · Television log for easy viewing ' 11 Blown Insulation Services 1913 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 53895 Grand Pri x coupe, black finish. black vinyl top, SJ option. stereo, rad1o and tape, factory air, power steering and brakes White stripe radial tires . Nice and sharp 1913 BUICK LeSABR E 53295 Custom H. T Cpe , local ownet, that's rea lly sharp Ins ide and out, good w-w tires , ·custom wheels , dark ' green vinyl roof. green finish, AM radio and tape, r'.dactory a~r, ~utomat1c, P steering and brakes . 1972 COMET 2 DR . $1850' 6 cyl std trans , radio. like new w-w tires, blue finish, , mce car with good econom y. · ' Blown tnlo Walls & Alites' STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING.SDFFITT GUTTERS-AWNINGS LARRY I-( ---.----------_,.1 ',7i"!' " I,AV.E~DER Syracuse. Ohio Ph . 99z:J993 · 4 10 1 mo POM~p~g!~M.9:!0R CO. ~~ , · POMERO", OHIO · \'.!:!/ ------------T- f Busin-ess Services FREE ESTIMATES 10 - 6 - ~ ~ YARD Sales, Rustle Hills, WANT 4tl.5 O[ ) I iWedhesdoy and Tnur•aay . INFORMAT!Of:l , 1, ~ a~Y•.\hlngs . bedrm suite, OEADLtN!.~ 1' • rug ~. ~ ~0 am to 4 P · ~ . 5 PM Dey Before Pub "' '• ' 10 1 . 21~ lOCation ~ (VIO ~day Oeadllne9a m 4 ·F.f' (IAILY Yord Sale. , 94 C(l nc ettalion - Correct ions Pe , rl St, MlddleporJ,. Will be accepted unt il '9 am 111 ~·someth,lng for ev eryon e. for Oa of Publication ·~·t everything cheap Phof\e YREGULATIONS 0 1 \ , 99 2 ~ 898. Tuesday , w~~4 r ~ . ,, ' d Thursday I ~e Pu~t,~sher rres~r~~ f ~hdes i!•O ~e,s ~ ~~ ~~ 10 7 Wtri J!e~ !~ e ob~~;t~ona f~ The o·N:~-...~HVffit!'-------rHo rL publisher will ·• no.t ... be ;J'¥~~Q b S"Ie, Thursday · ~Q,d re-spon!.l ble ror more 1han one F r f~av at ~e:rodlstRg:~ Incorrect Insertion son age o~ o ege • RATES ~y racuse 7 31 For WJnf Ad Service _20__ c 5 t e Word one 1nsert1on --- -~-----ce~~~rm~m Chilrg e'"ll.OO ~ 4 FAMILY Yard Sale at Bot Powell St , Middleport Ocl 14 cents per word · three consecutive Insertions. 8, 9 and 10. Winter clothing, d six con all sizes bedspreads , 1 se~~~~:~ lsnfe~~~;,~r · c urfa l ns ~ trJmllne weight C 1 DiscOUnt on paid re duc 1ng ma chine . new ~SsP:rd ~~s pa id With in 10 Si mplicity patterns . 10c ~· n each while they lest ~ ays CARbOFTHANKS Mate'r tals, tr ims. and & Obituary threads reduced to sell s2 00 for 50 word minimum Mise of all kinds S!t:~ .s.:JJillonal word 3c . 10-7 2tc , BLIND AOS Add it iona l 25c Charge per 5 FAMILY Yard Sale, 1 mile out of Harr isonville . Fur Adver llsefl'l ent , n1fure . clothing of 1111 . size OFFICE HOURS and novelties Phone 742 830am lo5 OOpm Da ily . 3186. B 30 em to 12 00 Noo n 10 7-3tc Sa turda y. . NOTICE OF ELECTION LEVY q r bor mold , 4· 12 Arp ly In person , Friend y Tavern. 98 N. Second St ,.,Middleporf. · 10-5-3tc BA~TEND~R Now arranre the tlrtled !elton ,.,. ___ . . ,rn THE rXXI XIIJ l'wercl•,·• An••f'r 1 0., ' ( tJ (] The Daily Sentfnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, DICK TRAIN , ' '·. IYARQUE I 9- .. Racine Plumbing & Heating . ' Your Hell Dealer Thud St. ' Racine, Ohio Ph. 949·5961 BOOKKEEPING, We Paint Houses We Paint Barns We Paint Roofs ,We Paint Anything Tax Advisoly SeiVicet Collection systems, offite supp~ seMce· lARRY- WHOBREY, Free Estimates AI Tromm • 9-17 1 mo. U.S. COINS AN!>Wt;j;t 'IOU!'!. QU·GU ·QUE5T l0/<l1 and older and older Sales &Selvice --------..----- .6~2 For Sale --- ----.,..----- ~ ~ fml.e5S!" -------------- Well UTI'LE ORPHAN ANNIE L.I TTLE 'ORPHA ,N ANNIE-BRING INC._ ---- -...-------- ··--- ----------....---- Sotolb East ~~~~ - IN T Pass By Oswald & James Jacoby ----------- ==------------ Norlb Pass 3N T Paos Pass Openmg lead- Q• For Sale -------------- ·-- East-West vulnerable 992-7608 ----------.------ EAST • 9654 • 10i8652 .A73 SOU111 (0) • A7 ¥AQ7 t KJ932 .Q104 P'·~~~..v~~ 1 Real Estate For Sale It doesn't require any trouble at all to go set at three notrump. All South has to do is to wm the spade lead m dummy go right after d~amonds. East will show obt. West will take his ace and clear the spades and there will be no way ""•"'"' 9v~ lor South to ga,ther in nine _ _., tricks. It Is bad luck to find all four diamonds in the West hand, but a careful declarer won't be hurt by th1s bad luck . He will loolt: dummy and see that be i{'! ;can always score four diamond A Louisiana reader wants to know if there ever was a reward for being void of· trumps. The answer to this one is that in "Bridge" the first game of the Whist family that allowed · for any bidding a player was given a small score in the honor column for "chicane" ( notrumps ) while "double chicagne" (both partners void) was given double that bonus (Do you have a question IDI the Jaco~ys? Wr~te "Ask the Ja c o ~ ys " care of this newspaper. The most in reresrmg quest1ons will be used in th1s column and wr/ter5 will r~tcelve copies of JACOBY MODERN I -------------- by THOMAS JOSEPH ..--------------Wanted To Buy A~ Fall Rollnd-Up s. Oct. 6-18 -------------- --------------pe *"' snet --------------. ------------- Lost ___________ _ t · - - - -- t et al. 31 Long In the tooth 31 Islands off Galway -WHY BE SAD~-Lt.:rs BE HAPPY WE HAD HIM ,ALL TJ-1666 YARS ~-""1"~3t Seaman 38 Hawailan rr n Papal veil 4Z Regard¥ saintly M Competl88te 1 Sleeping placeJ for Gl's 2 Seed coating DAILY CRYPToQUOTE - Here's how to AXYDLBAAXR Ia LONGFELLOW HI , MY NAME IS HEREIIE.MIND IF I. U6E THIS CHAISE LOUNGE t' .!"""<:;;: SY N AY Hom For Sale __ __________ _ ~ ________ _____ _ __________ _ ----------------- ------.--------- it : One leiter simply stands for 1nother In this sample A la '11ed for the three L's, X for the two 0'1, etc. Slnale letlltnt, apostrophes, the lenlth 1nd formation of tho words are all hints. Each d1y the codel~llors •re dlt!~rent. • HLQF Real Estate FO( Sale • work CRYPTOQVOTES MASON FURNITURE -------------- TAURUI (April 20-IIIIJ 20) A keen senae ol buslnau aw1reneu Ia In your corner to-dly. You do h1vo llendency lo si<lm a llt11o cream and spread It around Curb lhat urge. DOWN · Phone 773-5592 m-R Alltll ' ( . . _ 11·Ap<ti 11) Your mind will be on more oerloua mattm today. Though you're tempted to play a bit, you'll soon find your heart lsn'l In It and gat b1ck to work (2 wds.) t!iilrt! • Por WldftlldiJ, Oct. I, 11'11 inatiument 43 Postpone -----------=--- For Sale :14--. . bonus w M tr.-+-+-+--t--il 6·{)()-Columbus Today 4, Sunrise Semester 10. 6:15-'--Folk Literature 3 6:25-'--Form Report 13 . 6·30-New Zoo Revue A, Arthur Smith 6; News~; Bible Answers 8; Farmtlme 10; The Story 13. 6·10-0unce of Prevention 10. ' 6:45-'--Mornlng Report 3. 6:55--Chuck White Reports 10, News 13 . 7:oo-Today 3.~.15 ; A.M America 6,13; CBS News 8; Bugs l!unny & Friends 10. 7:30-Schoolles 10. 8:oo-Lucy Show 6 ; Capt. Kangaroo a,10; Sesame St. 33. 8:30-Big Valley 6. 9:()0-A.¥ . 3; Phil Donahue~. 15; Lucy Show 8; Mike Douglas 10; Momlng wllh D. J . 13. 9:30-Not For Women Only 3; One Life to Live 6; Musical Chairs 8; New Zoo Revue 13. 10 :()1)-(elebrlty Sweepstakes 3.~. 15; Dinah 6; Glve· NTako 8,10; Mike Douglas 13. 10·30-Wheel of Fortune 3,4,15; Price Is Right 8,10. 11 :{)()-High Rollers3,15; I Dream of Jeannie ~~ 8,10 11 :30-Hollywood Squares 3, 15; Happy Days 13; Midday 4; Love of Life 8,10, SesameS. 20,33. 11 ·55-'--Take Kerr 8; Dan lmel's World 10. 12 .()0-Mavnlflcent Marble Machine 3,15; Showaffs 13; Bob Braun's 5G-50 Club ~' News 6,8, 10. 12 :30-a for the Money 3,15; All My Children 6,13; Search for Tomorrow 8,10. 12:45-'--Eiec. Co. 33. 12:55-'--NBC News 3,15. 1·{)()-Nows 3; Ryan's Hope 6,13; Phil Donllhut I; Young & the Restless tO; Not for Women Only 15. 1·30-Daysof Our Llves3,4, 15; Lef1 Make a 0.16,13; A's lhe World Turns 8,10. 2:()0-$10,000 Pyramid 6,t3; Guiding Light 8,10. 2:30-0octors 3,4,15; Rhyme & Reason 6,t3; Edge of Night 8.10. 3:()0-Anothtr World 34, 15; General Hospital 6,13; Motch Game 8,10; Kup's Show 20. 3:31)-..()ne Life fo Live 13; Bewitched 6; Tattlllloln 8,10. I 4:oo-Mr. Cartoon 3; Merv Griffin 4; Somtlnet 15; Mickey Mouse Club 6; ,I; Ml1ter Rogers 20.33; Movie "The Big Store"10; Call !I Macaronl13. 4:30-Bewltched3; Afterschool Speclal6.13; Partridge Family 8; Sesame S 20,33; Get Smart 15. 5:()0-Bonanza 3; Family Affair 8; Star Trek 15. 5:30-Adltm -12 4; News 6; Beverly Hillbillies 8; Elec. Co. 20.33; Adltm -12 13. 6:()J).....filews 3,4,8,10, 13, 15; ABC News 6; H~ Lodge 20; Teaching Children 33 . 6:»-NBC NtW13.4,15; ABC News 13; CBS Newsl,lO; fllllk1ng It ' - ' 20; ~ But_ 33. 7.!»-Trulh or Cons. 3; Bowling for Dollers 6; To Tell the Truth ~' Pop Goes lhe Country 8; News 10; Country Music Jubilee 13; Family Affair 15; Book Beaf 20; Know Your School 33. 7 :30-Lastofthe Wild 3; Name That Tune A; Wild Wild World ' of Animals 6; Wild Kingdom 15; Match Game PM 8; Evening Edition wllh Martin ' Agronsky 20; The Judge 10; To Tell the Truth 13; EpiSOde Action 33. 8:()0-Littlo House on the Prairie 3,4,15; When Things Were Rotten 6,13; Tony Orlando & Down 8,10; Behold the Land 33; Phlledelphle Folk Fostlvai2Q. 8:30-That' s My Mama 6.13 9·oo-Doctors Hospl!al 3,4,t5; Baretta 6,t3; Cannon 8,10; Grear Performances 20,33 . 10 :{)()-Petroce!!l 3,4,15; S!arsky t, Hutch 6,t3; Kalt McShtno 8, 10; News 20; Say Brother 33. 10:30-Another Look at Appalachia 33 11 :{)()-News 3.~.6, 8,10, 13,15; ABC News 33. 11 :30-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Movie "Outroge" 13; FBI 6; Bona<:ek 8; Movie "Babes In Arms" 10; Janak! 33. 12:30-Movle "Outrage" 6. 1:oo-Tomorrow_ t4; News 13. by backing lnlo the aub)lct, you'll ooon flnd K's bell to !Ilk straight. 32 I ,eglslator's t ll'.r Italy zt Scribble -------------- o' Zl Praaiptlon zt Sal-afaong r:--n-"ll"'"T'"''I"- s t~H"pilJ"fo;!'fll ry~okes 2t Semitic ' !5 "Dies-" deity ltmn • Former 2t Sprq 21 Eliot's 31 German river Arab federa'11/Q·« '-. Z7 Needed and "Adam-" 3! African river lion lmeaded zz Starch 35 Sleep like(abbr.) Item sewiN"G"--ff 'i nted (2 wdL) 5 - Mawon 12 Watered 1 AIIGnllh fabric 7 Aria 13 Muaic pub- aWbiletled, lilhlns like hair Yeaterday'1 Aluwer center t Before (3 wds.) 1t Mystery U U.S.S.R. river 31 Beloved 11 'Ibick plect writer U Gilding af 11 Black Sea J~- material Zhlvago arm u Shade of (2 wds.) :n Card player's 17 W1111der blue !5 A liWT 1V "tbree" ......,......" 1t Subside 11 Mine 38 Turf U Cloyingly product Z7 Feather scarf 31 Three, In _______ _____ _ . con- _.tlan. ---------;-----For Rent ~ 4 MWtary VIP'a, cellectlvely holdlllg 11 Htmter --------------- . Emplomlent Wanted lblp f Valuable ~IH I J CQhunOO.' I Bel- -------------- 10 31l-Woman 20,33. 11 ·{)()-News 3,A,6,8, 10, 13, is, ABC News 33. 11 30-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Wide World Mystery 13; FBI 6; Movie "Lieutenonf Schuster's Wlfe" 8; Movie " Billy the Kid" 10; Janokl 33. 12 31l-Widj! World Mystery 6. I :oo-Tomorrow 3,4 ; News 13. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER I, 1975 tricks u•less West holds all four against h1m. Four in the East hand will be no trouble at all since m that case the 10 spot will be fiRessable Therefore , the careful declarer will win the f1rst spade m his own hand and lead a low diamoRd . West will be between Scylla and Charybdis . lf.be goes right up with the ace of diamonds he will only have one diamond trick and South 'WiU make four d1amonds, three hearts and two spades . U he ducks, dummy's queen will w1n . South will leave diamonds to knock out the ace of clubs and make his game with three club tricks. 7 WEST .• QJJ083 ¥J t A1087 BORN lOSER ' 7. 31)-Hollywood Squares 3.~; Let's Deal with Jt 6; $25,000 Pyramid a, Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky 20 ; Price Is Rtght 10; To Tell the Truth 13. W•lly's Workshop 15; Famllly Tl)eatre 33. a:oo-Joe Garaglola 3,4,15 ; Happy Days 6,13, Good Times a,IO; Ourslory 20,33. a: I5-'-Baseball Play Off 3,4,15 8·3()-Welcome Back, Kotter 6,1 :); Joe & Sons a, tO; Consumer· Survlval Kll 20.33 9:()0-Rookles 6,13 ; Switch 8.10; Switch 8,10, Ascent of Man 20,33 10 :()0-Marcus Welby, M.D 6,13; Beacon Hill 8,10; News 20, Interface 33 WIN AT BRIDGE Sizing it up tor safety play NORTH •K2 ¥KU • Q6~4 •KJ18 ----------- -------------- D·D01'5 TH ·TH ·THI 5 .D&M APPLIANCE ' TO BUY -------------- Notice IS W~ON6l! 9-21-JOf C ' and older 1 CAM ARO, \700 . Phone 1973 FORD P 1ckup , 25o,vs. 4 1Y6Y 992-5301 sp , p s . p.b , Sl.BOO. ,..hone 9 7-Stc and older Emergency 16141 985 359~ : 10·5-llc ~ollar~o 949-22.11 or 992-5700 1975 FORD F 11 tr uck Phone - - - - FOR SALE---1600 Nye St. 1........-----------,;-complete a ir conditioning 992 74H WHEAT BACK PENNIES 1972 NOVA in ex(!e Uepf CC?n · sales and serv ice, heating , 107 3tc Pomeroy 85 A R:OLL dillon For mor,.e, m plumbing , roofing and BUFFALO NICKELS$7 .00 1 formaflon , c.!il' 667 3759 or 1960 ELECTRA BU IC k, needS Ph. 992-3313 general sheet me tal work A ROLL 667-3652. . Fret Estimates transm Issions . Inquire at or 992-5880 SILVER CERTIFICATES 10-5 -Stc 9 14 -1 mo. Tewksbary Barber Shop 11.25 EACH 10 7-6tc $2.00 Bills - Sl.'ZS each. 4 SP . CHANGEOVER lor 1970 Old smobile , $150 Pho ne 992· THE UNDERSIGNED will $5.00 sn .oo Gold coins XF cond. I _EJuiiiiiiiie;ED"~ll 7539 Sell at public .u le tor cash CALL 742-2331 10-J 5tc th,e following motor vehic le utlilnd- Roger Wa1J1sleyto be taken from gonald ONE 4 rm . and bath furnlsiied McCarty, RO 2, Cheshire , One B rm and 2 baths . all on Oh io 45620 1967 Dodge large lot . Phone 9_.9 2666 tor Coronet, Serial No . WH45· appointment . F71112i79 The sale will be 10 -5-3tc held at 105 Union Avenue, I From the largest Truck or ..... Pomeroy , Ohio at 10:00 AM RUSTIC Hllls "'home, S6.500 IN OA 9H 23 Channel Citizen's Bulldozer Rad iator to the on the lOth day of October, outright, S17,07B 51 balance Band transceiver, am -fm ?'Jallest Healer Core 1975 The undersigned mpx radio, B track stereo Phone 992-7523. at a rate not exceeding 2 o reserves the right to bid . Nathan Biggs 10-5 61p mills for each one dollar of Call 992 ~965 The Farmers eank & Radiator Specialist 9 4-tfc valuation , which amounts to Johnson Masonry savings Company , NEW house, unfinished, 3 Twenty Cents for each one & Remodeling Pomeroy , Ohio bedrooms . on 3 acres land •. hundred dollars of valuation , 1972 HONDA JSO Scrambler SMITH NELSO~ 10-5-3tc near Meigs Mine No 1 on for Five Veers motorcycle , excellent 1 Hampton Hollow Road, ~ The Polls ror said Election Bird& Mastic Vinyl condition . Call 1614 1 667-3675 MOTORS, mile Been lived In, S9,000 . Siding will be open at 6: JO O'clock after 5 p.m Pomeroy Ph. 992-2174 1938 Chevy, runs good Also, A M and remain open until A lean, Alcoa & Wolvarlne 10-1 6tc w lth new battery , $200 . 7: 30 o'c lock P.M Dayl ight Aluminum Siding . Phone (614 ! ffi .'~65 Standard TIIT)e of said day Bird VInyl Gutter• FLEA MARKET betwe en SAVE - SAVE - SAVE . 10·5 6tp By or der of the_ Board of and Downspouts Selling out our stock of guns , Rullllnd at Pomeroy and Elections, of Meigs County, Sotlits of all kinds bows and emmo . All guns CONSOLE stereo, AM · FM crossroads Baby beds, Ohio. MEIG S Co un ty F i sh and -· 10·5 15 wlll be sold At 10 percent rad io , a track ta pe com ONE HOUSE With 5 rms and bicycles , sweepers, portable I bath In nice nelgh!Jorhood Game Assn will have a above wholesale plus blnatlon , 4 speaker sound sewing machines . tricycles, Only $7,200 . Phone 992 -5786. me e ting Oct. 10 at 7:30p .m system . Balance $104 ,10 , or NEIG LER 'S Building and: elec guitar and l!lmpllfler . shipping. 870 Remlngtons. 10 S-6tc SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Edwin s Cozart at Syracuse Club rooms . $140 Sole will lost 1111 all Supply. We specialize In te rms Call 992-3965 open 10 to 6. Modern sa n1 tatf on 992 395>~ Chaiitman 10 -7.Jtc 10 7-tfc 10 7-3tc guns are gone Ind ian Joe's build ing houses Also . d01 or 992 7349. 3 BEDRM . house In Racine . Sports and CB 's , 308 Page repair work and cablnef&,l 9 18 tt c Doroin y M.}.J!h'A's qn ~~;-;;-Oiz-;;-:;;;IN~" 3 FAMILY Yard Sales at Phone 949-2671. Sl .. Middleport . alum Inurn siding Call Guy• LDSE weight with New Snape 10·5 26tc . ' - . - - - -"' 01tl. liffBr \ 'produ~ts , new catalogs, Get 9 28 -IOIC Tablets and Hydrex Water Nelgler, 949 -2508; If no; VIrgil Hill r es idence at BAC.KHOE tor rent , hour or Dated Oct. 2, 1975 on our growing cUstomer Pills a t Nelson Orug , answer call 949 2813 or 949, Letart Falls the rema inder contract Reg or ex . 1 •t 1 ~. v ''lilt Or ·maybe 'You would Pomeroy , and Dutton Drug , 3 BEDROOM home. Shower of the wee k 1973 HONDA 350, 4 cyl with 2457 and bath , one floor plan . cavatlng type Se ptic tanks ( 10) 7, 14, 21. 28, 4tc 1 like to take orders? Phone . 10-5 26t~ 10 7-3tc Middleport 1 Wind [ammer II & eMiras. Basement, double garage lnst811ed Bill Pullins . Phon e Helen J Brown , 992-5113, 10 7-3tp ~----~-----'--~-- I Call 949 2225. with workshop ovtr, car · 992 2478 . KOSCOT Independent GARAGE Sale at 1126 E Moln 10-2-0tc MIX CONCRE~E port. 3 outbuildings. Almost 8 27 He READY Distributor 1963 HONDA 300 Dream , elec . d e livered r tgh t to your St., Pomeroy . 3 houses 2 acrea of land . Phone 7429-21 -ttc starter. low m ileage , needs . project Fast and easy . Free , below the Minersville Corp . SRiDESMAID- dr0.S,aprkOt 2845 or see Robert Hayman, Wt: DO olumlnum siding , NOTICE OF ELECTION with brown velvet, size 9 battery $200 Phone 992· estlma1CS Phone 992 3284. . r.uudoy thru Friday,. Oct. 1 Salem St, Rutland , any ON TAX LEVY gu t ter work , roofing , Shoe$ to matCih , slze 7. Sell 7658 Goeo1e 1n Ready Mix Co ., ' 10 '2 lounge cha rs, bed tN EXCESS OF ' ,time panel ing, painting, plum 10 7 3tc both ror s2s call 992 7291 'fl tddte port. Ohif+ •I springs, etC . · 10-5 61c THE TEN MILL bing, We fix the whole after 4 p m . 6 30 ttc , I0-5-3tc LIMITATION house AI Tromm , 742-2328 10-1 -tfc PORTABLE sewing machine, BRVSH nov , 4 to 5 ft . Pull - - -·~ ------------ t -24-tlc 'E XCA V A~r-N-G . --------------S25. Phone 992-7138 type. Phone (304) 812 2915 bockh0 0\ 1 NOTICE Is hereby given 10 5-3tc FIRST lime two ramlly 1700 LB Modll led m in i· 10-7 3tc dozer and dltcher Gas .: that In pursuance ot a - - - - - - - - - - - - - QI StiiJ tof Minors tractor, 350 Chevy , hllebvrn e lectric and wtter line , 111, Tt.. • ,._hlond Resolution of the Board of i\..0 turnlture, ',; l(fl bO'KII lnl4ctlon ..400, Turbc).,•-NlttA NEW pieced · comforts and burial. basementS';' tooters ,, u Iant, 1t,a: m I on left, Legal. - s2500 with troller . Trustees of the Township of brass beds, or completE. ~u l lt tops , S20 and up septic systems and brush ' Hondm•de Ravvedy Ann Chester, Ohio, pass• d on the households . Write M 0.. Phone I (5131 878·1802. Telephone 16141 378 6274 clean lng t Will haul fill dirt, ' 4th day of September, 1975, Miller , IU . 4, Po mer oy , and Holly Hobble dolls, dog 10·2·61C wayne Chevalier. Reeds top soli, sand and grave1 1: there will be submitted to a Ohio Call 9921760 colltctlon , bottles. kltchen ville, Oh 10. IJmestone for dr iveways ana , vote of the people of said 10·7·74 ware,llnehs . 2 - 1B In snow 10 710tp roads. Phone Charles R 1 tires, babies ', girls' and Tow~shlp at a G~neral = ----LANDMARK'S Hatfield , Backhoe Servlce, l ELECTION to be held In the· - - · · ladles' clothing, clock radiO , DEER 'slugs. 12 go S1 ~ . 20 Rt . 1, Rutland , Oh io, 742 1 tor mise Items . clean . TOWn1hlp of Choster. Ohio.- .. ga S1 19, 12 ga Remington 6092 • M\t regular _places of yollng , . m erchandlse Tues .• Oct 7 Express or Super X $3 83 7-11 -90tC• and Wednesday , Oct 8, 9 30 therein., on Tuesda't\ the 4th REMOO~LINU , t~lumblng, block powder, S2 90 lb. Lots day of November , 975, the heating and all types of a m tilt _. p.m of new and used shotguns EXCAVATING·, dozer , loader' t3a ROLLING ACRES ~uest l on ot levvtng, 1n l'r.t;tll general repair Work Very good discount on new 10·3-41c a nd backhoe work · septic of tht ttn mill limitation , for guaranteed ~0 yea rs exJ $175 per acre Heavy guns F ife' s , Third St, 20ACRES - 2houses,onenew ta nk s in stal le d . dump . • lhe benfflt of Ches ter perlence Phone 992 -2409 Middleport Phone 992 7494 timber - Minerals - Old dbl. wide, nice barn on school trucks and to boys tor h1re : ~ PRIZES- FUN 3 FAMILY Yard Sole, Mon Townshlp · for the purpose of , 5 1 tf~. ._ 10 -7 t2tc 1 house & well Good bus an~ mall rls. 531.000. will haul fill di r t. top soli, day, Tuesday . and Wtd · maintain ing and operatlnt' 1.!. -----~-- --~ -~-- • REFRESHMENTS lim estone a nd grov el< Call . BRICK HOME - 3 bedrooms, hunting. . nesday ~15 South Fourth Cemeteries . '· . , t:e"AR PEATR V, pan!lil;g , Bob or Roger Jeffer S', day Ave ., Middleport MIDDLEPORT I t . gas, c 11 Y wa ter Said tax be ing : · ~~ ~.ad~r ~ floor i ng and ce iling Phone Come m and register. mod. kit. na phone 992 7089, night phone 10-5-3tc GRAVELY TRACTORS dlllonol to• of'" m ill to ~¥'1jlor r992:27S9. STORY FRAME 3 BR . No purchase niceuary . and nicely paneled Now · 992 J.S'2S or 992 5232 ~ We have the following 1975 five veers . • 9 11 261c bath: Nice lot. New carpel Sll,OOO. 2 11 ttc1 models In stock & will sell ~ m 111 and paneling. Nat. gas NEWLISTING - 3bedrooms, --·- --------- '' POMEROY LANDMARK 1t 1 20 per cent discount at a rate not exceeding 50 ls heat . $12.500. 2 Super C·l ba!h, mod . kit . gas lurnace , 2 w-e sPECIAL IZE In mobll o: tor e ach one dollar of PRIVATE ·meeting room for 9. _ Jack W. Carsey, M9r . . 2 Cuslom C-1 porches and level lot. $12,500. CLOSE IN - 1'12 acre. 2 home furnace repalr. Phont ~aluatlon. which amounts to HIMAL.AYAN and Siamese a.A Phone 992-2161 any organization , phone 99 2 1 Commtrclll 12 Five cents tor e ach one c FA R Phone I ACRE - 3 bedrooms, bath,· 992 -5858 ' BR. balh . Utlllly R. 3975 1 116· 5 Rldint Tractor hundred dollar-s of valu8tlon , kittens eg . 9· 18·tlc, Garage. Own water system drilled well, and old service 1 3 11 ilc for Five Years (614) 446-3844 ~ · Also :zo per Ctnt discount an ONE jet proP.elled 2112 h p. out · anv attachment purchased -. . & city water,. Enclosed station Only 58,000. AC H I N t: .: Th e Polls for said Election 10·1_::!:, board motor One a wick the above tracton. patio. 58,300. RENOVATED - 7 room Repairs. service, a ll make s . . wlll be open at 6: 30 o'clock cOoN - HOuND-~rc:/'le; for COUNTRY home, II rms • turn Ino plow. Ont Dave wlttt Gravely Tractor Sales bath, and utllltln . G-TP house, 9 bedrooms, bath, mod . 99 2 2284 The F,br lc1 Sh op: h Ph e POMEROY - 1112 acre A M. and remain open until Bred ley garden tractor with. 7: 30 o'c lock P .M Daylight sale, _. mon t s o · on Pomeroy, Ohio woter Phone (614) 985 -3846 kit. gas F.A. furnace .' 2 acres Pomeroy Au thotrzed Si ng er·, very private. 2 BR balh, 8 h p. Wisconsin motor , One 99 2·7149 10·5-ltp 614·992-2975 Sales and Se rv ice We Sllndlrd Time of sold doy ,10 2-6ft custom made canopy , 15 x nice . kitchen, ull!lty R. of land . S29,500 . sharpen S cissor~ BY order of the Board of - - -- - - - - - - - - - 15. Phone 678 'Z166. Porch Not gas furnace . 2 5 ACRES - In the country. 3-29 tic Elec tions . of Meigs County, --------------::-- LAURELAND FX350 HARLEY Aportmenll, 10-5 6tc 1973 Davidson, less than 1.000 car garage. $13,000 partly fenced . Nice farm ----· 6th and George Strttts In - - - - - -- - - - - - Oh io. m lies, excellent condition pond, drilled well and mobile 10 Lwo~o IH5w E ~ ·R EPA t R' POMEROY - 1 story New Haven , w. VI hBrand PENNIES Franklin fireplace, ~ Sweepers . toa sters , Iron, , ' lor seoo Phone 992-2967 new 2 bedrm . town ousts, 30 tn. elec renoe Phone Edwin S Cotort ,;;;a frame - 3 BR . bath Full home. $15, 500• all small applio~~nces Lawn 10·1·1tC oppllo~ces furnished , tully (6W 985-3920 Chairman models af moblle home$ . basemen! with TV room, SYRACUSE - 7 room frame mower, next to Stat e High'. carpeted, renting S12B u~ . 10-5 3tc Phone area code 614 -423 BR. ullllly, workshop. Nat. Oororhv M. Johnston house on nice lot . SJ,OOO way Garage on Route 'J·' Including ut ilities . Ca I - - - - - - - - - - - - USED--C HAIN SIWI. 498 9531 Director gas furn6ce, concrete patio NEW LISTING - 157 acre P ~ one 985 3825 manager at 1 (304) IB2 r2567· 1 RUG weav ing end rugs tor Loculi ~t., Mlddleporl. _. . lJ .tfc Doled Oct . 2, 1915 In rear . 59,500 cattle farm . 8 room home, . ' , 4 16 tf 10·5·121c sale . Phon• 99 2129 . Phone 992-3092. 9-18·26tc bath, large barn and 2 ponds . • - - "------·---:- ~--- ·I -------------. 10-~ · 61< TUPPERS PLAINS - 5 (10) 7." ,. , 21 , 28 . -'c 2 BEORM tra ile r , Kingsbury yrs. old . 3 BR. Bath. Dining Most minerals. 560,000 .00 WOULD YOU BELIEVE?' ' Road , 1J.. mile off St., Rt. U3 . 9 REG Angus heifers . ex ife"M iN'GroJt.:-1, 1oo auto, BUY NOW ANO BE SECURE Bu il d on all steel build ing otl R . HW floors . Full LOST - Beagle , black, brown NOTICI ON fiLING Furnished . no pets, 1 or 2 cellent blood line Phone 992 new 12 or ~0 go Sl12.50. IN LATER LIFE Pole Born prices ' Golden • basement with uflllty . and white Lost In vicinity of Of INVINTORY AriD children . Phone 742 -3122 2789 . File's, MlddleMrt , !>ii!Q... . . GIL'11t All Sleet BUildings,: • Rock Sprlnvs Fo lrgroun~ _.:._ ,APPRAIUMINT Porches forced olr fur 10·7-26tc •10-5-6tc · · ·9-30-36tc · Rt 4, Box 148 , Waverly, f Has name tag . Phone 992 Tlia Stilt ot Ohio, Melli nace . About ·~ acre. Oh iO, Phone 947 - ~296 , .1 3790. countv. court of Common 3 .li ND 4 ROOM furnished and EXCELLENT Bundy cornet, "Gu;;--;nd-Am-m~:-o;-,;i, $19,500. ' 7-24-ttc'' Pleas, Probate Division l0-6-Jtp unfurnished apartments 1968 English Ford . Phone stock IS now here DON ' T THROW YOUR ---~------------'; , To the Execuror of th e complete line of Rem ---------~----'~ PQQ!i1; 991 5434 . 4 I?,·IIC .• 9f· 3215 10-l -6tc MONEY AWAY LET US est~te, to such of the,tollowlng Ington, wrnc_rester , 1 a~ •re residents of the State of APPRAISE THE lthica, Savage Slug barrels NOTICE Olf.J,I , ..u. ' ... ~ ~ -~--Ji-~--!J~ Oh io. viz - th e surviving 1 PROPERTY BEFORE , APPOINT~IN 1 1i 'r r{J l t.~"'space · for rent ;j'A tl ""'l~T-REL -T' AI ERT;, MUST In stock for most brand ShOT spouse, the next of kin, fhe guns, but In short supply , C11a No. ~tns u~litle~ Phone 992-5535. I S LL . 197 35 . f~cWt •:~ · YOU BUY OR SELL 1 0 beneficiaries under the wilL Get them while they last. Eslot• ol Cllr• 1 (.'1•11 .... .. · _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 9-__:1~~ • ,u randem • • '192·225911 no answer and to the attorney or at c lYtle rpeted b•dtm thr gh Deceased. Money short, laY -a -way . '192-2568 torneys representing any ot Notice Is hereby glv~{'""fhll't i cow NT R y- Mobil e H r e wheels , many ~ tres. ~elu:• your tall hunting needs New the aforementioned persons : JosephW . Cook , otPomeroy, t' P&Jek Rl tenmttesnor-th ·"' ~hrouottout .Will te • ~all store hours start ing 31 Marv M . Beard . Pomeroy , Meigs County , Ohio. has beer ot Po;,eroy · Lar_ge rots wit h smeller trelltr on trad! Sept 5, 10 o.m . to 9 p.m .• MIDDLEPORT, n~w Oh 10, Sa lis bury Township , No duly Monday -S aturday. VIllage oppolnted Admln iSirator ~ on l: ret• pat loo · sldew~l~i . - pMrJ.I ~l GlY , ,Hpendker~~n • decorated. carpeted , oes 21612 . of the Estate of Clara Reel, nner s and ' off s treet~. M9blt , Home ar • en Gun ShOppe, 266 Mill St ., · forced air, 3 bedroom , l V2 You are hereby not lf!ed thal deceased , late or. Pomer:oy. ~~ rkmg Phone 992 7479 I il ~J dt~non ; va . at Shadle Phone 992 5117 , financing story corner lot , single the Inventory and Ap Meigs County, Ohio, , . t . 1131 tic , ·1Br ldge ava ilable . garage, near school and 1 pr aisem ent of the estate ot the 10 -5·6 c 9 3·26tc Cred itors are re~u r red to _. _. ··-·- -·-----shopping center , 517,500. aforementioned. deceased , fllo their clol~l Vfltll Sill ., - ---'fMT'-----992-7&24 , 586 Lincoln St., late ot sl!ld county , wasfflled flduclory with In u t~s ii: IJ A N'l SHE 0 • po rlm'en>J l'i·~ Ei' ~ 11 E'IG~ wotor pump, Middleport. _ ·1f< in thiS Court. Said Inventory Doted this 1 tli'~ ol :~~1-11" only I• . Middlepq~t .,, w lfkeonew wll~ 20vollon tank . 1976 STARCRAFT travel , MAINTAINED DURIIIG 9 16 and Appraisement will be for September 1975 ~ " )' trailers and fold -downs . ' ' rhon~ 992 38H .: ~~!f/t""l lfi!UittJt It one-third h p. $75. CLOSING POMEROY-MASON BRIDGE flUJ')I'O before this court on ------------~Lowest prices In trl&tate. r. Jl!hone 992-5716 •t Manning &II Webster the ~Oth dey of October . 1975, home , just lA • (':, JUdge ----;-------;---:10 -5 u ( All 1975 rold downs reduced. 3 BEORM at H:I •OO o'clock A.M. finished , remodeling, Salem Galaxy S2 39, Starmester (91 23, 30 (10 1 7, Jtc LARGE 2 story dWtl}: U ot)!f'M------ - -- - Any penon desiring to file St .. Rutland Phone 742 ·3615 11 ,729, XI.. Deluxe. 11,375. ...!... unlurnlshad , con be" m•~• 5 FT . BUSH HOG , 3 pl . hitch, exceptions thereto mus t fil e after _.p .m. or see Milo B. Cam,p Conley Starcraft t.OVBRTISEMENT Into 2 aparlments In Mid$200. Phone (614) .985 -3594. them at least f1ve days prior to Hutchison . FOR OISPOSAL OF dl.port Coli 992 3173. 10·5-7tc Sales, Rt ·62 North of Pt . the dille set for hearing 9-23-tlc COUNTY RIICQROS 10·1-6tc - - - - - -- - - -- - Pleasant, W. Va . Given under my hand and On Seplambor 10. 1975 tho - - - - - - - - - - - - - 10-10 JOHN Do1re dozer New HERM~N GRATE seal of uld Cour,t, thiS 3rd day County Records Commission _. RM apartment , furnished . engine, pllnt, canopy with -----------~~~tc ;;, 'Mii..E-;asloi.V:m-;;-:w. vo . ot October 1975. 3 bodrtlls .. new kitchen, lull met8ursuant to Sec . U9.38 of $130 month , utllltlts paid. winch . Reverser bar . $4,500 . MASON, W.VA. · blltment, carptted, ' the .R.C. ond approved lhe Couple only . Phone 992-397~. Phono (6W 915 -359~ . Mannint o Webster oppllcotlons or me following Paneled , ganae, forced air 10-J.ttc IO·S-7tc t Judgt offlces for dlaposal of records - - - - - - - - - - - ______________ , h•et, fenced fA acre yard. F.H.A . approved~ Prlctcl for Auditor . Tre11urer:. Com'". 1.11o. '-~..a.. · 1972 FARMAI..L cub tractor NEW 3 bedrm . homt, brlck By Ann l 1 Watson mlnloners, ~ulck salt . Phone (30_.) 112· front, 1 car garage, modern Probata Court. llM • ·M ~ with cultivators 111d fer Deputy Clerk Department of Health, County I • oil alec . 1 mila out of 2414 . ,. . ·· .. ~ tlllltrl 1ttachment . Ex . Chaster . Coli 9A9-4692 or 14)· 10-Htc Home . County Court , end 973VINDALE trailer lnd 101 cel~ntcondltlon . Phont2A7110)7, " · 21C CIIrk or Courts. • located In Tupper1 Plalnl t 2082 or 2~1-2755 2867. '24-t2tp - - - - - - - - - - - - Then 11111 will be ovalloblt Ohio Phone (6141 ~6~ 3W · 10-5 -3t~ -------------3 ll!llliM house, 5 yrs. old. tor public Inspect ion during • 0 · c - - - - - - - -- - - - - NOTICE OF ecr..r lot, drilled well, Take over payments with no buslnnshourslnthiAudltor's -~-----------1964 INTERNATION.t.L 1600 ONE APPOINTMENT soptlc tonk and born. Close down poyment. Cell 9?2 - ~064 • , L w B. 5spt .• 21p, solldceb, C111 No. 21626 omce . FOR 'GR~AT COUNTRY to Rutlond Phone 742-3635 alter 5 P m . Ellllt Ol Wll~ur LIWrlnCI or 992-7129. • ___________.2_0·7-Stp Boord of TAKE soli owll y the Blue ~::: ptlnl . Pi1one r6l4) 915 ' STEREO' Moldln Otctand. 10 l-61p Co Lustre w•v trorn ctrpets 10-5-ltc Me iGs Lilli~ lo Geno Kh1n Nollct II herlby given lhll HOUSE FOR SALE on Lincoln Comm(.Ssloners ~nd u~"otstery Rent - - - - - - - - - - - - - WHk Nights from ~oborl Molden ol Route I, Hgta . J Jerge btdrms . and HoftryWtlls, electric snempo.oor . GREEN BEANS , pick your r RM. HOUSE end balh, 7: so 10 Midnight Outer 1 Ohio, has been dy tv blth , living rm ., TV rm ., Chlirman Nelson's Oruo Store own. A.ndrtw Crou, Letart ltreploco. Phone 992-5111 . large bullt ·ln kitchen, appointed Administrator of on :~-1 -6tc Filii, Ohio, Phone Ul-2852 10-2-lllc the Estate of Wilbur Lawrence counter top range, buJII ln WMPO-FM STERE092 1101 3, 6. 7, 3tc 10·5 -61c double oven . autumn gold. Molden, dtcustcl. ·lite of A iQod wh lte Leghorns. HO U~E . 5'h ocresln Portllnd . Routt I, Rutltnd County , -....,.-_.::__ _ _ ____, ltrte btr In kltchon. oil fully Laving good . 7Sc each . !6141 164 1876, otter 5 Coli SWEET potatoes. Phone 843· carpete.d , In 3 rm ., Olllo . Freeland Norris, Phone 949p.m. 2432 . • basement , garage with Credltora •n required to __,__ 9·24-l!lc 10·5 Sic tlldlng doors . With or file lhllr clolms wlih sold 386~· 9-30-6tc ...:.. without fufnlture , pflced flduclory wllhln lour months TWO 10 speed 261nc,h blcycl~s ONE . shallow woll pump , HOUSEfor siil1. re110nao1t low , Call, 992 240_. for In On e boy 's , on!!! oirl s , Oetlld this lith .doy of pintle pipe ond Check priced, Phon• 992-7641. forme! ion. ma tthed set •Like new . NOW selling Fulltr Brush September 1975 valve, SilO Phone 742 2761 . 9-21-Sllc 10 1-12tc Mlnnlng D Webster Products Phone 992-3410 Phon e 9917168 .....,. 10 5-3tc 10-6-7tc • 10·5·(1c • Judge ---··'"~T""- --· (9) 13. 30 110 ) 7, 3ic -- ----~--- - -------------- wA5H! .. ,WHAT lloJ !>LAZES Accountant Phone 992-6173 Ph. 742·2328 ' . WANT EO WILL PAY ."J. b to r l f64 d1mes 65 for 1964 quarfers Sl..JO tor 1964 halves S3 .40 for 1935 CAP!'AIN EA.'IV TUESDAY . OCTOBER7,1975 4:30-Bewlltche!l3; Mod Squad 6; Partridge Family 8; Sesame St 20,33; Get Smart 15. 5 oo-Bonanza 3; Family Affair a; Star Trek 15 > 30-Adam 12 4; News 6: Beverly Hillbillies a. Elec . Co 20,33; Adam -12 13. ' 6:{)()-News 3,4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6, Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Jody's Body Shop 33 . 6:31>-NBC News 3,4,15: ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 1.10; Your Future Is Now 33, Arabs & Israelis 20. . 1 {)()-Truth or Cons. 3; To Telllhe Trulh A, Bowling for Dollars 6; Wilburn Brothers 8; News 10; Name That Tune 13; Family Affair 15; Antiques 20, Wild, · Wild World of Animals 33. z P ZF 'G HYNW • XAGQMS LQ DZF RQ Z PZF YS SQH GBQZWG ZSSYNK HYNKG.- z M R Q N A • QX F G A Q X F Yesterday's ~uele: SATIRE IS THE SOURED MILK OF HUMAN KINDNESS. -A. N. cWHITEHEAD '(EP·· ALL I ' GLORY BE !! ' 1.1E ALMOST ·GOT •~ORE PATCHWORK ~ QUILT FINISHED, I ELVINE'{ NEED IS TWO MORE PATCHES. LOWEEZV II) ICOIIPtO (Oct. You know how 1o moe the ' best of your opponunlllel ~ day One Will drop Into your lip. Others will bo II'OUnd, but you'll be 111ft one to plc:k up the ball ond run. CAPIItCOIIN (Dec. 22-J.., 11) You're a auceoselul !Nm player loday. Trouble 11, you don'l know how to enjoy the tru1ts of victory. AQUAIItUI (JMI. Ill-Feb. 11) While you're nol a free!Qader, you might calch yourself lrylng to duck your hill ol the lib today. You'll create ltatlng wrong Impressions. CANCI!II 1"- 21-Julr 22) Don'llat anyone con you out ot somelhlhg which Ia duo you. Spuk up tor your rlghll, because no one eloe will P18CI8 (l'eb, 111-.._ 20) Conditions are particularly favorable where work or carHr Is concerned. This m1y not be loo evident Soma of loday'a opportunities are only Plrtlally visible. VIIIQO (Aug. 21-. .t. 22) Don'l apply lunda eermarkad for nocenarv-tamlly expenoes 10 the neada of yoursatf or your lrlanda Hands·offl LIIIIA (lept, zs , oot. 23) You'll have a serious matter to discuss today. If you 81art out tl y n e y s 0 • y 0 I. te ;o te !S ill :It :It ic 111 ty 10 10 1e SAOinAIIIUI ( -, 13-Dto. 21) There's no lack of drive 1nd ambition on your port today, but you must be wory of wlltel· •p i nning Make sure endeavors· are worthwt)ile. GEMINI (Iller 21..,_ 20) Today you may have to do a little lhlnklng for someone you're fond of to k"p them from ~king a bad move. Be llrm. Save !hom lrom problema LIO (Jutr U·Aug. 22) Take a hard look at tho way you manage your pet'IOn 1Halra. Your llnanclol tooting In parllcular could stand aomo 1horlng-up. 5' Avour · 'VBirthday Oct. .. 1171 More troval than you've dona In some time 11 likely lor you IIIII coming yeor . You will atao renew an old lrlendshlp you had nearly lorgoHen !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRist; ASSN I . J't Q 't '0 ld id ut :10 tn in jd IY 10 lr I a " ~t ts ,. 14 lr • No:.( llleS ~ELAX , .Iii( LEGS G(OW LIMP. Mt( STOMACH IS CALM , Mt( E'IE!i AKE CLOSEO .. , I•MJOST 00ZiN6 OfF .... AND Ml{ FUR 6ETS TENSE!! . THEN IT AAPPEN5... >I. th n. ht no �.. ..... ..: - .... .. .. ·--- - ., ,. . - . ~----------.,.----.- ---:- -------- . Warriors lose in thriller KNOWING YOU HAVE AFRIEND WHEN YOU NEED A LOAN ' We're the bank that undent11nds your need for 1 loan and If there's any possl· ble 'liay we can help, we like to say "Yes!". So If you need a loan for almost any 'good purpose..: new car, payhig bills, remodellna ...or whatever, see your friends at our bank. We're he~e to help you with all your bank· lng needs. WALK-UP TELLER WINOOWAND AUTO TELLER WINDOW OPEN FRI. E'VENINGSS To7 P.M. "THE FRJENDLY BANK" ' PtTTS.URGh -..,.C,.INClHHAT I MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Member Federal Deoosit Insurance Corporation . ' DEPOSITS INSURED TO '40,000 1 1 The Meigs Warriors successful. However , !hey before being held on ctq,wns. am a le ur football te am had .the lead, for the first time With 6 seconds rem~niqg1he distinguished lt.se ll despite since the seeond quarter at Cougar QB feU to the ground losing 18 to 17 Saturday al- 12-10. to run out the dock. temoon inside the prison The Meigs Countians took The Moundsville Cougars walls al Moundsville, W. Va. the kickoff and methodically had 184 yards rushing ~0 when they came within one marched into ~e endzone passing and· 24 first doWll~­ minute of upsetting the from their own 24 yard line, The Warriors ,ha.d 122 y~ds Cougars. scoring on an 8-yard pass rushing, 59 passing and 21The Cougars, unbeaten in from Ron Quillen to Hoffner . . first downs. their last 12 starts, opened Again Paul Aikman kicked Next SaiW'day ,t 7:30 p.m. scoring in the first stanza on a successfully to lead 17·12 wllh the Warriors ·lfavel to Belpre 7 yard QB keep into the end 4:15 left int he contest. H.S. to meet the Washington z.one on the first series. Then it became a race with 76ers who lost to the Dlscipjes Unable to make PAT, they time 1111 the strong Ccugar Saturday 12-i:i. · settled for a 6-0 lead. offense moved upfleld All Warrior team members In the second. quarter the against .a determined but must report t~ac\ice Warrior defense came up tired Warrior defense. Wednesday, Thursday and with the ball and the offense Unable to. hold on, the...-F)iday lit 5:30 In pads. punched it in from the 23 yard Warriors gave up a 8-yard TD MoWldsville 6 oo 12-18 line on a pass from Paul Aik-. with only lS seconds left. The Warriors o 7 3 7- 17 man to tight end Ha~'' kl~k .was blocked, but the OVAFLStandlngs · Hoffner that c~.ered lour .'"'Cqugar!j(had an 18-17 lead. Gallla Disc. 3 o0 63' ;35 yards. The klck by AI~»\, After tfceiving the K.O. the Meigs Warriors 1 1 0 'l1 40 ' was g~. and the Warriors Warrior~· moved from their Wash. 76ers 0 3 0 32 s7 , led 7-6 at the half. own•l1 to the Moundsville ~2 '' In the third, Aikman ad<\ed '· ~e~~·~:~ l6-yd. field goal to --llOSPITAL NEWS """ ~ HolzenMed\!I!!Center The rest of the ' lllllll'~~- .. , showed outstanding, 1df!(~q~ '" (Dis, iJ1tiWtJeU) by both squads. Willard Anderson, Sr., Early in the £~ur.th, Sharon Balle·11,.J Thurman Moundsville scored on a 26 yard rWJ by their' speedy HB Borden, Thomas Bowen, and again the PAT was un- Charles Brohard, Charles Cunningham, Larry Davis, Ernest Drummond, John Herbert Evans, Mrs. James Far~~y and ' daughter, Mrs, DmlhJ: Fink and daughter, TONITE THRU THOR. CindY, ~er4Mary Harrison, OCT.7-9 MrS. Michael Hlll and son, NOT OPEN · George Hyman, Sarah JarreD, Leesa·Johnson, Unes Kingrey, Maryellen LamFRI.-SAT.-SUN. bert, 'Mrs. Johnny Midkiff OCT. 10-11-12 and . daughter, Bessie THE RACE WITH Ohlinger, Deana Peck, Unda THE DEVIL (Technlcatorl Phlilips1E\'erJ!It Price, Helen Shaw Starts at 7:00p.m. Radford, Mrs. ~oy Test and MEIGS.lHEATRE t.ilbel\s /4alional · ~ - son. (Births, OcU) Mr. and Mrs. Lyle J~rdpn, son, MI. Alto, W. Va:; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Miller, son, Letart, W. Va . '• Veterans Memorial Hoapl~l ADMITTED - Mary Schafer, Millfield; Ree,se. Williams, Pomeroy; Elva Hayes, jlutland; Seli1fl Yates, Racine; Robert Phillips, Portland; Mary King, Minersville . ' · ·'·" DISCHARGED - Ij'P,'n Roach, Betty Morris, ol\li! CUmrllings, WOOdrow Call, Ouirles Lewjs. PLEASANT VALLEY COu DISCH'ARGED - M(s. Robert Hawley, Addison; Mrs. Joseph Glenn, Fraziers Bottom; Mrs. John Burdett~! , Paint Pleasant; Mrs. {_~ Marshall, New Haven; Vona Nibert, Gallipolis Ferey ;. Everett Stephens, P~ljlt Pleasant; Edna Durst, Point Pleasant; Mrs. James carl Roush, Mason. BIRTHS - A daughtet.' ,to Mr. andMrs. DarrellFeDure, GaltipoliB, Oct. 6; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Legg, GaiUpolis Ferry, Oct. 7. l Black& ·' • .i. {' ' All-purpose work center and vise SALE PRICE . , I • I New water IPo~ssiblv' one of the most versatile pieces of equipment yet devised for the do-lt-yourselfer. Completely nnn·n hl• con be set up anywhere; In workshop, garage or on worksite. Folds flat for easy storage. Useful to the on-tne-1 professional, too. Stop by today at the sign of The Friendly One I 79·001 a. v::::/Block & Oeclrs,. No. 7301 3/8" DRILL 1499 . Double insuiOted drill has detCM;hablt six foot cord, polished gear case and • I/3.HP motor. • manufacturers' · * .7~ II CIRCULAR ·sA.., ·"· " '\.4iJ ; , ' retail n v:::lB/m:lr s/Jsclrs,. q : No. 7404 ,, 11' 1 )!)()L ~u1i fully SALE.PRICE balanced. Fine finishes metal and plastic. Flush sonds · Q=iw~ The Friencly Ones 1888 C' No. ·~ . •~n.• · • ' "' FINISHING SANDER '·' SINGLE SPEED . . JIG SAW 1088 SALE PRICE Double insulated. lncludu blade . Makes stroight, eurv.d ond scroll . CIJIS. . - POMEROY. . CEMENT BLOCK.CO. ' ' ' THE DEPARTMENT STORE OF BUILDING SINCE 1915 'I .. • '· ~r::::::::::=:=:=:=::::::::::::~::::::::::::::~::::::::::=:=:=:=:::=:=:=:=:::::::::::::::::::=:=====:======~===========:================================:.=i '., 10 - The Daily Sentinel, Midclleport.-Pomeroy , 0., Tuesday,Oct. 7, 1975 . .. . Area Deaths M~LISSIA ELSWICK a~dFuneral five slstero. Mallssla Boggs Elswick. 72, .serv 1ces . .,, Byl(a!JeCrow additional costs for guard and ending at the junction of Anestimated$65,000will be ralls, · signs, etc. Gifford exlsting SR 325 and CR I, .. spent on Improving 3.3 miles observed that the govern- . having a total length of 3.3 87 EDWARD K. DELONG ' :;:; of County Road One In i he ment recognizes the need for miles, more or less. work to WASHING roN (UPI) - PrealdeDI Ford' I<Jday ~: : area of the Meigs Mines, the roads that do noi come under include plan preparation and uked Cong!'NI to end mucb of tbi. govenlmeol's ~::: . Federai -GoverniOent paying the Federal Aid System and all items necessary to reguhi!llon of · dbaie~ ariiDe openll0111, layipa 'true :::: $40 819 .. there is a posslbUity tha! the · complete the project. oompelitiCJilia Deeded becaue "lor 1Daoy Am'i!ieiDI, :::: The prbject was approved government's shilre of th~ The county is to cooperate llr travel baa beeCJille a luury too ·expelllhte to af· :~~~ Tuesday In a resolution by the exp~nse may be more. with the Director of Transford." · · :;:; county commission after Gtlford advised the com• portation in the improvement Ford's propoula, outllo!!d In a apeclal me,..,e tO :;:; consultation with Howard . 111 tssloners they .could use of CR 1 under the provision of Coogren, nwdletalrliDes eut pric~up to tO percent !:!: Gifford, design engineer, and $100,000 remaining in Issue 1 Sec. 219 of Title 23 of the or nlae tbem op to 10 pet: cent wilbout obtalnlDg Civil ;~;~ Frank Blair, both . of Ohio funds of the . expense United Slates Code federal Aerooaatles S..rd approval. , ·• · ;;:; Department of . Trans- . ($24,l8l). Aid Highway Amendments . ·lbat chaJ1e-llriJiclhC lbe lint real price com· !!~! .portatlon, Division IO, T)le resolution calls for the . Act of 1974, as amend~ and pe~~oa to lbe aJrllne lad111try f!lace tbe cAB wa• ~'; Marietta, ·and Wesley Buehl, construction of a new asphalt supplemented, by asswmng created In 038 - was tbe moat bilporiaot tingle ;;~ Meigs county engineer. concrete sw-face on exlsUng and contributing the entire eltmeal of Ford'• propoeal. !~!! It was pointed out the MCR 1. Beginning at the cost .and e,xpense of the im!be bill allo woald make It eaaler !or new alrUnet"' :;:: county'sshare iB $24181 with jooctlon of SR 124 and MCR 1 provement less the amount pf tD gel Into h1111Deu and for elllltlq one• tD 1tarl ~r- ;:;: ' ' vlee to new cillea or abet)doa aervlce oa· u~aomlc :!j·• :<· COntrolling airlines· '· :::: .\J!~! ,.,. ir i'!' :;:: 1::: ~;~!~ :!:!: :;:; '!i!:· i;~ !{ :::~ ';!; ;:;: ;:;: :::: routet. t t ~::: ;;;; 4 t II aLto would eliminate tbe CAB'a aUI/Iority lo :;:; grutuUtnllt lmmaolty for mDlll-elriiDe agreemeoll :;:; :;:; limiting ca)IIICity oa routes, • , :::: ~:: !be alrllae illdUIIry atrODIIY !)l)poee4 Ford's ::) ;::; projaosala for deregolalion. i'' '•~' Boy's '' '· ' ' EXTEJI!DED OUTLOOK Friday tJarougb Sunday, cbaace of •bowen Friday and fair Saturday and Sunday.HIIbs will be In the 60s and lows wlu be In the .50s Friday mofDiug and In the .01 early Saturday and -Suoda7 momillg. VOL XXVII NO. 124 * . . ONE OF t1IJ; 'IHREE Elitern Hlg!l ilchool aenlors on !be fntnt row pletured win be ero't!Jied. hcimei'Gmlng ~ durlnl haimme festivities Friday nlllht when Eaatern Jne!!ts Sauthll'ellem. The candldltea are I tor, Jan Wilson, daughter of Mr. ancl Mrs. Roliert K. Wlllon, Route a, PunerO)'; carol Sjlurlock, daughter of Mrs. V. c. Spurlock, Tuppers Pia Ina,and Pam Katlll, dauglh.r of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kautz, Route 3, Pomeroy. 1be class attendants fCI' tile queen, Ito r; are Diana Eva111, freshman, dautlhter of George Hensley, Long Bottom; Sonia Beaver, sophomore, daughter of ·Mr. and Mrs. Gary Grllfith, Lolli! Bottom, and Jennifer Gainer, junlar, daqhter of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Gainer, Route 3, Pomeroy. Oteerleeden willllpOilSOr the homecoming dance following the game. A pregamejJtlr!lde will also be a~ of the homecoming. ~Pirl$j~~:::m:~::::~;;:;::~:::::::~:~:~:~~=::::::::~~:::::~:~::~~'6-.::t.::::~:::::~:~~~~ ews. . . in . Brief~ motel In 5e!t1111ber and allred to rentlheir big meeting room. He J!81d $501ncuh,al¥lgavethe name of the Cl'ganlzatlm 1111 "UFO and .the 111 Ualled PrtM ll*natiaeal IX>LUMBUS - TIURTY PERSONS were arrested late Tueeday by Colwnbus Pollee In a major crackdown on tbe city's beroln t!llfflc. Pollee said a FrankUn County grand jury had banded down the 04 secret Indictments which were used in tbe arrests. TwO other per10111 named In the Indictments were already In prteon, pollee aald. "TO my knowled&e nothing of this magnitude has ever been attempted before in aU. S.-dty of this size," aald Pollee Odef Earl Burdin. • "Narcotlca and heroin traffic In Columbus have been II!UIIhed," IBid Safety Director Bernard Otupka. "It's j111t a m1tter now ot how long." Pollee U . Dwight Joseph said pollee estimate heroin traffic In Columbus Is a $65 mllllon a year (Continued fr• page 1) Kinl!dom." · 'lre Ia no evidence !hat fraud has · Authoritlea • were skeptical, bee.. committed, oot yet anyway." however. "lbe couple, deiiCribed 1111 ln their "I think It Ia a rellglo111 cult of 5011, with "hollow looldng eyes," . IKlllle type," .md Melvin Glblon, a ceportedly ctaililed to be ·mllllons of lrlmlnallnvellllgalor for the Oregim yean ald. At a meet~M In the State Police. He said It may take as ..111\fllbore Inn in Waldport, thf •. mucb u two months to clarify the oouple penuaded the handful of new mYJtery. . followers to leave with them to Both officers said they felt It would Cclorado to prepare to be taken to be Improper to releue tbe names of • another plAnet. the ll1iiiiiC beca1111e lhey are nat Ma-jorle Haye, dealt clerk at the wanted fDr crbne and no lonna! Inn, aald a man came Into the resort mlulng repcrts have been flied. · .,ElBERFELDS IN POMEROY... lllthANNIVERSAR Y SALE LEE ·WORK UNIFORMS Sale limited to·lJ stock ·on hand, • I .•. WORK PANTS ...'.................... SALE s~ sg- • 8 WORK SHIITS ..... ;..:·..'............. SAtE Sf~ 5 1 ' . ' Be sure to take advantage of 111 the other ariniversarl! sale prices at the main store, warehous• on , Mechanic , Street anCI home furnishings ll,lntx. . ELBERFELDS IN. POMEROY ' Interests· clash at Knoxville KNOXVIlLE , Tenn. {UPI) - Mlnlrig lnteresta and envlromnentallsls zeroed In on federal energy officials Tueeday to press ,their oppotdrw cues wlile the of. 'ftctals at tbe White House conference pleaded for compnnlae. The action came near tbe cl011e ol. the ConfeN~Ce on bullnell. Domestic and Economic OOLUMBUS - OHIOANS FOR JOBS and Progresa Affairs wbich was Director Keith McN1111181'8 Tueeday said a rising Ude of people hlghllgllted by a visit from ari!111l'!il111! to active aupport of Gov. James A. Rhodes' four President Ford. · COIIIIilutlonal amendments on tile November baUol becauae Federal Energy . Ad· "they realize that a welfare llate cOils more th1111 a working mlnlatrator Frlllk Zarb and llate." AI the same time, t1u:ee llate tabor leaders broke from Russell Train, administrator tbe Ohio AFLCJO and Jll1ed puaage of Jsaues 2, 3, t and 5, of · tbe Environmental wtdchRhodeuayewlllmakethelllate"depreSiionproof." Pl'otecUon Agency, said a ' Endarlementa came !ronr JOII[Ib F. Sedivy, executive balanced program of lnsecretary.tl'tUUI'er of tbe Ohio State Building and Coo· creased coal production llrucllon 'l'radel ecancll, John Pc.Ehl, lntemaUollll Union ol coupled with air and quality Operating Engineers I.ocal18 00sineellll8111ger and Drexel J , silfeparda wu needed to 'lbraab, eecretary-lnllurer; Laborers' Dlatrlct Council a1 solve the current energy Oblo. McNamara Jl8ld growlng' aupport Is reflected ·In en- . crunch. , dorsement of the linea by labor, professional, business and Zarb, echoing Ford s civic orpnlzlltklnl. He uld It bu• taken Ume to circulate compromlle approach, said Clear-cut explanaUona of the lsauea to the public, "but when the current aim II to double they underund them lbe7 an for them." coal JirOWctloo during tbe ' next decade. He stre1188d that added prodtjcllon WBI tbe · OOLUMBUS - THE OHIO ~GHWAY P,ATiiOL will In· only way to overcome ftllllate condllkllll ,at the COiitmbus State l'nltltute and dependence on foreign aU. LG!trrltw Slate Hoapltal, Mental Health and Mental Retar~· On hand to plead for datkin lJb:ectot' Dr. Timothy M<l'lllllid Tuesday. · atronger strip mine Morill, wbo would not co111111111t 111 the nature ol. the In· ftlllptlona, mat witb lfllbway Safety DlrectCI' Donald Cook regulations were .everal and IUJIIIrlnt..denll ol both hottptilll. 1be meeting "was to envlronmentalilts groupa dewlap IUIIIeuDta and ll'<l'klnC relatloU!Ipe" 10 the petrol auch aa the Sierra Oub. 1bey , CDUid proceed with the lnveetlptiqnl "Which j and. the argued that lllronger cuttrols were need!!d to prevent .uper1Dtende1111 hid recenlly rlquellt4," aald 'orltz. dallllp to the Applachlan · OOLUMBUS - EMPI..OtMEm (1f OmO production M~realon. The miners were also warken llld other 11011111[1ei'Viloi'7 JIII'IOft'\elln Auguat wa1 down It ~r aent lrcm 1M corrtiPOftdlnl month 1aat year, tbe present arltilnB that curient (Ida Stale Unlvenlt7 Center f<l' Bllllrleaa and Economic strip . mine ~~on• had already hurt their Industry In Ri!Mardlllld 'l'llesday. 1. : ~ deeNutd in all lllljar Ohio dty-eounty the area. .... .....,.s by lhe Clnellllati-ilamlliCII wu off e EarUer In the day, loP labor olllclailuld were on hml to Clnf01).8tark down 11 .,.. eent. Em!Jio7ment In preclct lhlt lltrlkea In key 1, COinmhlt.f'flllltlln and Daylon.Montpmery lndullrles could ofbet a prer.n 7per cent, In 1'olldo-i.ucala per ctll't and In Younptown- dicted turnlround In the na· !ConUnueci on page 18) U111 '• economy. :::.!'1 \ • Bond was set at $40,000 for two Norwich, Ohio men late this morning wben they appeared· before Meigs County Gourt Judge Robert Buck on grand larceny charges In connection with the theft of $55,000 worth of heavy drilling equipment from the Adams Drll)lng·Co. In Racine on Sept. 28. The defendants are Robert W. Barr, 24 ap'd Harry Barr, 26, who made their Initial appearances on tbe charge today. 1bey were advised' of their rights b7 Judge Buck and aeta preliminary hearing for the pair at 10 a.m. 1Gmorr61!'., He Uked for 110 pleading fromeitherman and set the bond at $40,000 each. The mim, ~ted over til!' ~ch sunny Pants I~ ·sizes_29 to .44. ' . Shirts to match In size 14YI to 17%. Not every slz,e In every color. • • PRICE 15' Bond is set at .$40,000 Incidents ; .~ • Second COnung . formance .is ~pproved by the gra~ ts through the U. _S. Slate of Ohto ~d. Fede_ral · Envtronmenlal . ProtectJO~ Highway Admmts ~rall on Age~cy for pl~nmng, step :. before-work (s authonzed. delatled d~stgn , step 'In other ac tio ns, the construction, and step 3 of commission also adopted a waste__trealment works. resolution whereby the Seclloos of unincorporated vi e ol ll!td~ rt could areas m Metgs Co~ly are apply or- ahde al grant • tnbutary to the Middleport under the provisi s of the sewer system and Oh io water pollution co trot act E. P. A. ~~s illformed the amendments of 1972 for the com mumhes that sa td laciliHes . planning area lribulary ~reas ~hould . be know-n as Middleport - mclud.ed m the piannmg Pomeroy · • Metgs Ccunty · ac Uvtties. Area. ' Also, the '! !·,ge of MidThe Federal Water. dleport pro..;.·. and agrees Pollution Control Act Amend.- to .lncorporw If tributary ments of 1972 provides for (Continued n ,>age 16) Devoted To The lnterests of The Meigs-Mason Area POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WED~ESOAY, QCTOBER 8, 1975 .. News .. in Briefs Federal-Aid Second~y funds set aside by !he Dtreclor of Tra o s~o r lation f~r th e lmancmg of ,thts tm· pr ovemen t from funds alloca ted by !he Federal Highway Administration, U. S. Department of Tr.ans-portation, and further, the county agrees to bear IOOpct. of the cost of the foll owing items, which shall not be a pari of the State's estimate, nam el y. , pr elimina ry engineer, rights-of-way , and all costs lor added construction items generating extra work contracts Wider Ohio laws , un!ess per- at y ""'enttne e .it::::::::::~::;:; ;: :::;:::~;!;!;::::::::: :::::;:;:;:::::::;:: : ~::::;:::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::=:::::~::::i::~::::::::;:: ::::::~::::::% Hall named chief purpoan. ' " sh<iot better . p, ' than Ill bel w , .. Route 1, Shade, died Monday . held at2 p.m. Thursday at the .·.,. at the Holzer Medical Center Hughes Funeral Home at 168 Ja'"'lrson··~~. In Gallipolis following an Morris Ave., Athens, with the ~ ,, ;:,l , extended Illness. . Rev. Merlin Teets officiating. A high school •olf ITU!•~ Mrs. Elswick was born In Friends may call at · the • .,.,.~ Lawrence County, Ky., the funeral home 1any time al- · played Monday at Pomer.o)o daughter of the late William t~rnoon on Wednesady. (non-league) between Mejgll · and Nola Holbrook Boggs. Following services In Athenhs; and Jackson resulted ....1.11 She had resided In Ohio for the body will .be taken to I e lhe past 26 years. She at. England Hill Free Will Meigs winning 161 to 178>~ < tended the G~ysvllle Com- Baptist Church, Route 1• Meigs scoring was Olu~~ munlty Church. Callettsburg, Ky .. lor serD B In .,, Surviving are her husband, vices at t. p.m. Friday with FoUrod 38, a1e rown g."!!l Fred ; two sons, the Rev. John the Rev. Amos Smith of- Steve Bachner 41, Crenailit Elswick, Route 4,· Athens; flclatlng. Friends moy call at Pratt 42 and Mark Gilkey;.4$J and the Rev . Paul E. · lhe cl\urch lor two hours R "'"'"" Elswick, Clrclevllle i sl• preceding the service. Burial For Jackson, on ""'!"' daughters,Mrs. Buell (Helen) will be In Buckley Cemetery had 39 (medalist), JA#t; Kennedy, Grayson, Ky.; Mrs. near Catlettsburg. Yerian 44, Brent Wickline~ 'Joe (Louise) Sutton, STELLA LANE Randy Wilson 49, and Marll:l Jacksonville, Fla. ; Mrs. Mrs. Stella Alene Lane, ~1. NicholS 50. '! ·• j Howard (Katherine) Stumbo, of 76 Cedar Sl., died al5 a.m. Catlettsburg, Ky.; Mrs . Alex today !n Holzer Medical The season record ·f , (Doris) Vanderpool, Rush, Center. She hfd been Ill the Meigs is 9-10. The next rna Ky. ; Mrs . Paul (Ruby) past year. tod M 1 So ,.,., Chapman, Athens, and Mrs. She was born Jan . 28 193.' is ay, e gs versus uu~ Wayne (Linda l . Rhodes, In Addison TYI'p.. d4ijghter oi em· at Pomeroy. Shade; a brother, Carl Boggs · the late Stacy and Nellie of Chester, Pa.; a sister, Mrs. Halfhill Baird. Edward IDova) Rogers, She married John Lane on CODditiO Ashland, Ky.; 28 grand, June 23, ·1955. He survives, . ' · children, and 13 great- · along with tWo sons, Chuck grandchildren. and Mark. both at home. 18' 11 Besides her parents, Mrs. · Five sisters survive: Mrs. .~ . c Elswick 'lias preceded In Sylvia Mayes, Athens; Grace Timothy Hysell, 13, Cond~ death by three sons, John Cheney, Kanauga; Mrs. Nora (Jack), Fred, Jr., and Earl Corbin, Dayton ; 1\hary· Baird, St., Pomeroy, Is reported u:1: P., who was killed In acllon _ln Pomeroy and Mrs . Ann serious ·condition at; Korea In 1950; two brothers, Ryther, ·also of Pomeroy. Children's Hospital ,1 !1:! ' . One brother, Charles, ~ MADE DISTRAUGHT preceded her In death. Columbus. " The' Pomeroy E-R !iquad She was a member of Timothy was moved therg: 1 ansported Brenda Tern- Campaign_ Church and at- late last week from Veteran:ll tended the Church of God on pleton, Bailey Run, to Garfield. Memorial Hospital where he'' Veterans Memorial Hospital Funeral services will be. had been confined since ~ before noon Monday. Mrs. held 1 p.m. Thursday at. the night of Sept. 23 when hew~ Campaign Church with Rev. Templeton was made w. P. Conley officiating . accidentally sho.t through ~ distraught by a fire which Burial will be In Campelgn abdomen by his stepbrother{I; struck the nearby hom~ of Cemetery. ·' Friends may call at Terry Barrett, 17, bt Ute:: her neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Miller's Home for Funerals home of. the boys' parents~ Albert Van Cooney. She was from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m . Wed- Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Hysell tn: treated and released. . nesday. Pomeroy. · The .38. caUtt< handgun which dlschara . when Timothy passed the to Terry was kept In headboard of a bed at ~ MASON, w. va. -James streets alter that hour unless parents' home. ~ Hall was announced as new accompanied by a parent or Tim 'othy underwen ~ pollee chief, a curfew was guardian. S\Jrgery at the Columbia~ Imposed on juveniles for the Council also took action Hospital Saturday and ~ remainder of October and a authorizing the filing of an currently confined to the': decblnn was made to apply application for a C<lriununity Intensive care ward. ' for a Community Develop- development block grant ment Grant by the Mason through ·the Department of Cowlcll Monday night. . HOWling and Urban·Develop(Continued !rom page 2) ·>:: Tbe town's new police chief men!, to construct a new eml!loyes and · patlenll l!ft4 was elevated to the post from water tank. · attempts to cover up · 1'!;the pcsltlon of patrolman · The grant, If obtained, cidenta of abuse at the Jn. under the federally funded could provide the entire cost Manpower Training Program of approximately $100,000 for stltuUon. to flU a ·vacanCY. created the proposed project. LOCAL TEMPS several weeks ago by the Council ,members present The temperature In resignation of Detner Roush were Bernard White, downtown Pomeroy at II m. Charlotte Jenks, Kathryn a.m. Tuesday waa 64 degreeJ Mayor Fred Taylor, In White and Ed Perry. under sides. ' revealing the decision to enact a curfew lor juveniles ' • for the remainder of October, ' said the decision was made as 1ConUnued !rom pege 1) ", . the reault of many HalloWeen season vandalism acts In 1cutoff will have untU Dec. ~1. 198'1, to complete their education. recent dayl. Mayor Taylor '!be blllallo boostl Uie CIIITtllt J811101llbl of education to 46,-a said the siren will aound at 8 JI'Qvlaloo that tile admlnlltratkin oppotteJ.·The meuure would p.m. nlghUy to begtn the aiiO con\lnue Veterana AdmlnlltraUon borne loan benefttl'to " curfew, and youths under the personnel enllltinc after the education benefits end. age of 18 must be off the · {ConUnuea from page ~~· Mulberry Ave. n, Councilman H•rry Devls reportwd e ID<k Jhould be Installed between the garage and hall at city hall, and listed other needo at the cemetery and ·on equlpm~ ~t. Jane Watton, clel'k, verified that the radar ltiat was stolen was ln•ured and a new one tan be acqulred1110r $1 ,195. Council also accepted the bid from Sam Pltkens<'to paint two rooms end ,the hallway •in the city hall 111 a cost of $290. Mro. Walton reported that !he had con· !acted Boone Coleman In regard to breaking window• at the' office of Crow, Crow, and porter law firm and they tell they were not r~ ­ slble. Mn. WaltOn stated t at she adviMd them to c ck with their Insurance company and II not taken care1of, · illaw suit may follow. Meeting with council were Mr ..and Mrs. Rot lend Davis In regard to a roed that goes lo the top of their hill ofl, pf Nye Ave. They reported that nothlng hat bten done to the roechln the past 22 years and Is In terrible condition. Council agrftd to check the road . Roy Hendricks also complained of condltlbns •on Liberty Ave. He aid the r~ Is notwldeenoughfor a tl~ to get through and If not repaired by winter, he will t>ave to wail< to and from his residence. He said cbuncll agreed to fix the road two years ago. Council stated they would heve a meeting with the finance committee and what tunds ere evalleble.' 1 P' II was pointed out .by council that the street dt!lertmentonly has two men , worklll!l and cannot get done what hea to be done. A rnotullon was palled to eccept the bu<fget aa approved by the bUdget com ml-'lon. The veluetlon, In Pomeroy Ia $8,200,000 10!' tax According to the bliilget report, Pomeroy wilt recleve $22,000 lor Its sewer 1/lt)d, 115,500 for . current ••i!enH (llghll and vii lege), 11•• 1or 11,. and 59.000 In the general lund. M/;yor Smith read a report for September submitted by " Chief W.bst.• showing the pollee department 11,\utd 1,562 parking l!ckets, . collected 13;462 from the parW111 miters, lnvetllgaled 17 accidents, made 3f arrnla, drove ~.719 mflea, collected 5951 In otd tines and had the crutHr serviced twl ... ·' Att•ndlng were "'-yor Smith, Ralph Werry, Osborne, Davis, Snouffer, Phtt Gtobakar, and Minley, coun~llmen ; Mrs. Welton. Phyllss Heton. .y, lreeaurer, Henry Werry, Chief Webster, Leger. Edith Sluon, Pate Slrnpaon, Eddlt Heyes and Ron Jtllera. It . :::::.~= ICR 1 i~t~prov~ment ordered l Meigs goHers .'~ · : · .·. ~~ . serious ·' ....,ter. ' . weekend, were ~rough! to . Meigs County by the Deparlrnent of Sheriff Robert Hartenbach Monday. Two of the three pieces or heavy equipment have been recovered. Prosecuting the case is· Charles Knight , assistant · prosecuting attorney. Tme·k WaS all wrong· Ballots here for , • vo~mg Ballots for the Nov . 4 eleellon having arrived, the Meigs County Board of Elections office Is main· lalnlng special how-s for the convenience of absentee and disabled voters. The board office localed In the Maaonlc Temple at Pomeroy will be open Monday throug)] Satw-day !rom I to 4 p.m., Mrs. Dorothy Johnston, director of the county board of elections, reporll. Voters can cast their ballots at the board office untU 12 noon on Saturday, Nov. I. P.eraons wishing to vote armed service , sick or dlsabled or absentee ballots may visit the board office or request their ballots by mall. Persons who will be out of the county on election day, will be hospitalized or who are 62 or older are eligible to vote absentee and disabled ballots. Absentee voting requirements have been liberalized In the past year or so. . Persons wishing to request ballots by mall should Include' !heir ' name and voting precinct. On the ballof thb fall are nine state Issues , village ofllclala, ~ tr111tee and clerk In each township , local boa ·d of education members , . eoun'ty board of education , two ·county-wide tax measures and various questlona and isaues in county Slibdlvialons. A lruj:k figuring In complalnll to PomerO)' COWlcil Monday nitbt ~Qd , Ulegallj', -1eft-unl(.~· and was blocking traffic, according to Chief of Police Jed Webster !<!day. A report of the meeUng In Achair has been left ootside a container the Tuesday edition of the located at Dark Hbllow; one of tbe ways Sentinel failed tO make clear among many the putilic waste collection that Chief of Pollee Webster system iB abused throughout the county. The hed w East Main st. , mi$U!e has prompted the Meigs County recenUy to hancile complaints Commlssioners to adopt the following ilf a truck parke!! in the east regulations: lane of traffic In the upper 1be Improper use of the trash containers block. 1be complaint of Otief' provided by the townships and county lor Webster about the situation use In utilization of the county landfill revolved aroWld that vehicle·. project have led IQ extensive abuse of the Chief Webster said the east- containers and their adjoining areas by a boWld truck was parked In few users. 1bis UlllighUy abuse iB not only the east lane,Jtot between the costly to tbe public and threatens the conrailroad tracks and East Unuation of this project but also Is a Main. · violation of two Ohio laws. Webster said when he 1. Ohio Revised Code Section 3767.20 arrived at the scene, the forbids uie deposiUng of any garbage, truck was not being loaded or w1111te, bottles, wire, metal, glass, or unloaded and was unat- anything else of an unsightly or unsanitary tended . Traffic was backed nature along or near a public highway. 1bis up on Main st. down to Ccurt section Includes the area surroundJne the St. due to the vehicle's trash container. The penalty provided by parkln'ln the east l§ne of the this sectioo is a fine from $25 to $500 and.or street, Chief "Webster up to 30 diys In jail. reported. 2. Ohio Revised Code Section 2909.06 wu Trash abus~s gone are violarions of law provides that no person shall cause physiCal harm to property of another recklessly by fire or corrosive material. This section Includes the setting afire or causing of a fire In any of these trash containers. Tbe penalty provided by this section is a fine ol not less than $750 an d-or Imprisonment of up to 90 days. _ 1be use o! these containers iB desired by the county. All stemps must be taken to insure thi s continued availability. Therefore, the procedures available to the county by virtue of the state law relating to these trash areas will be followed and the penalties enforced. The proper use of the containers requires utilization of plastic bags for the dumping of trash. No articles may be deposifed which do not lit within tbe containers and which ·are not properly contained within plastic bags. Furniture, metal objects, broken glass,etc.,must be disposed of at the County Landllll Area which is open 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 to II :30 a.m. Saturday, and not deposited at the trash container aress. Media unfair to eternity trip offe:r By RICK DU BROW meeting held by the wander~ couple, who promised volunteers they could go· to eternity as Clrlst did. The couple, who claim {o be ageless 811d In contact wilh a flying saucer, had reserved a meeting room at the San Jose Public Library for the session. Hundreds of persons 'inquired about the session and dozens of newsmen were expected to attend. But City Ubrarlan Homer Fletcher announced late Tuesday the man who made the reservation had written asltlng thai It be caUed off. The Oregon meeUng was one of many they have held throughout the West In tbe past couple of years. California authorities said two women In Redwood City joined them after dn August meettnc at a college In the San Francisco suburb. Authorities In both states believe the missing persons voluntarily followed the couple. One Oregon in· vestigator termed the group "a religious cult of some kind. " Followers said the couple has returned to Cclorado. Letters from some of tbe · Oregon disciples to their famllles have been sent lrQm Fruita, Cclo., a farming town ol 2,000 west of Grand Junction, Colo., near the Utah \lne .. Fruita Mayor Clarence Ccrder said Tuesday hill town wa8 not a launching pad lor UFOs. " if there are any flying saucers aroWld, I don't know anyone who's seen them," Corder said. "And we haven't done any searching lor a UFO launching pad and don't Intend to." A Southern California UFO investigator who has followed the couple's wanderings said they are "very $In cere ." But officials said the room in the San Jose library and an August meeting site in Redwood City were reserved by a rna~ who gave . phony names. Bay Area residents wbo . attended the group's earlier meetings In the region said a man in his 30s, called "Zeus," · an d the pale, heavy-set middleaged couple were its leaders. 1 Nov~··23n1 The band . travels In Yolks· Ralph H. Werry , chairman scholastics, creative talen ts, program will re prese ~ t wagens, the couple In a 1964 of the commltlee 1 on self development and com- southern Ohio at the Ohio Puntiac and Zeus in a camper J\Ulior Miss Finals in Mount · marked "Space Fetus.': arrangell)ents , said today munlty betterment. · local Junl~r Miss compe~ tlon Girls o! southern Ohio can Vernon, Jan . 10 through the will be Nov. 23, at the 1\leigs enter by attending the 17, 1976, and wi\h a chance to SQUAD CALLED _Junior High School lnj Mid· orientation meeting Oct.12 at compete for the Ohio Junior FIREMEN CALLED The Pomeroy E·R squad Ueport. . , 3 p,m. at · the Meigs Inn Miss Utle and the America The Middleport fire Dept. was called to Plea111111t Ridge The local competition Is banquet room in Pomeroy, or Junior miss title. America's Junior Miss is was called to a North Fourth at 2:30 a.m. Wedneada7 far part of 1 nationwide p~gram , by wriUng the Southeast Ohio Jolin Phililp Follrod who feU · to honor and reward the Juni or Miss Scholarship sponsored nationall y by AVe. apartment at 5:13 p.m. while apparently sleep nation 's leading high school Program , P.O. Box .104 , Eastman Kodak Cc., John. H. Tuesday. Askillet had caught Breck, Inc., and Kraft Foods. lire on a stove. There were no walking. He was taken to ~lrls lor achievement In Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. losses. Holzer Medical Center. The winner of the local United .Preaa IDtenaUooal The middle-age couple with "hollow looking eyes" whose offen of a trip to eternity on a UFO may be linked to tile disappearance of more than 15 penons in Oregon - ap~rently prefer tomaketheirpltch ln private. Leaders of a group called " H u man In d Iv i d u a I Metamorphosla" canceled a · meetq scheduled tonight In the San FraJ11!Isco Bay Area, complallling ot "unfair media coverage" · of their recent acUvltles In Oregon. Interest was sparked .by news reporlll about 15 to 20 persons who dlsappe~red from the Newport, Ore., region laat month ~r a Junior Mis_s oompetition on 1 • • I � 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. 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