http://66.213.69.5/files/original/15ee8f46c21f40bbc91ac11b950f8a09.pdf 6849ee473dc41f9305f136fdf882d5ba PDF Text Text • • • ·I . ••- rhe Daily Sentinei;Middl~-Pomeroy, 0., Oct. J~, ~~·12 .Now You Know Lists 97 on - Honor ·Roll I OPEN .FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGH·TS .UNTIL ' P.M. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY FALL DRESSES CAPE COD CURTAINS · . The Meigs Junior High School honor roll for fhe flrsf si< weeks of fhls term hils ~1 seventh grade and 56 eighth .grade students ... They are: Seventh Grade - Jeff Arnold, Rita Bailey, Scott · Bearhs, Cathy Blaeflnar; Rory Cole, Jeff Couch, Tamml DeBord, Marcia Dillard, Terry File. Chuck Follrod,. Becky Fry , Vicky German, Carl Gheen, Trina Gibbs, Gene Halley, Tom Harper, Kelly Hawk. Rodney Hill, Judy' Women's Pants Sale Our entire stock of Misses • J(Jnior? · Extra size pants is reduced for this sale. Choose double · knit Polyester • Wool blends - Double knit Acrylics in solids and Jacquards. • Holliday , L~ura Hoover, Randr. · Houdashelt, Penny Hysel , Ray Janey, ,Sue Kennedy, Paula !<foes, Trenf Knittle, Kimberly Kraufter, Marty Krawsczyn , Valerie LeVfiS, Cindy McKinney, Mark Mitcll, Cindy Norman, Pamela Powers, KenneiH 'Roush, Ricky Smifh, Melody S,nouffer, Brent Stanley, Nancy Stanley, Steve Mike Wayland. Eighth Grade - Mary Blaettnar, .Tammy Blake, Dale Browning, Kel/ee Burdette, Carl carmichael, Terry Clark, • Kelly Coleman, ·Elaine Cors/ 1 Mark Davis, Mary Durst, Paula Eichinger, Theresa Ellis, Vanessa Folmer, Becky Fultz, Sandy Garnes, Gregory Glaze, Jennifer Grate, Kim· berly Grueser, Crystal Hall, James Hawley, Robert Johnston, Vicki Johnston, Cheryl Kennedy, . James Kennedy, Paul Klein, Lonnie · Lawson, Sheila LaWson, Denise Marshall, Marshall McCoy, Loraine McElhaney, Duane Mclaughlin; Scoff Napper, Richard O.Ven, Faith Perrin, Bobby Powers,. Debbie Quivey, Trudy Roach. Suzy Samuels, Tim Sclles, Kim Sebo, Tim Smifh, Debbie Shelton, Allen Stewart, William Snyder, Debbie Taylor, Becky Thomas, Tim Thomas, Diana Thornton, Tom Tucker; Sherr/ Vinlnj!; .June . Wamsley, Raymond Waugh, Duane Weber, Beverly Wilco<, Beverly Will and Kelly Wilson. Womens Just Arrived Palazzo Pants 24.95 Boys Coats and 22.95 Boys Coats and 19.95 Boys Coats ·and 16.95 Boys Coats and 14.95 Boys Coats and 12.95 Boys Coats and 9.95 .Boys Coats and Jackets 20.00 Jackets 18.00 Jackets 16.00 Jackets 13.00 Jackets 12.00 Jackets 10.50 Perfect for school and everyday 'wear. Corduroys . Brushed Denims · Chambrays .· Brushed Sateens . Polyester and Colfon blends. Big selection a~ styles and colors. Sizes 8 to 18. Regulars and Slims. . Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks Sale Sale Sale Sale 4.28 4.88 5.48 6.88 MEN'S BANLON DRESS. SOCKS Fils all sizes 10 to 13. 100 · percent nylon In a big selection of colors. Our pair Famous Wembley lies that look so nice · wear S9 well and are complefely wash.ble. Slop 1 quart, 1112 quart and 2 quart sizes. Blue Cornflower design. · With covers and detachable handle and table saver. Reg. $23.85Save $3.97. ' · · SPECIAL 19.88 Many, many · styles. Sizes 36 to 54. Stop .In try on what you like and save right now. _______ --~--3-,t-~~riisas 1 quart, 1'12 quart and 2 Quart sizes. Floral Banquet design. With covers and detachable handle. Reg. $26.85- Save $3.97. 29.95 28.95 26.95 24.95 22.95 19.95 18.95 16.95 Coats and Coats and Coats and Coats and 'Coats and Coats and Coats and Coats and Jackets Jackets Jackets Jackets Jackets Jackets Jackets Jackets Sale Sale Sale sa'Je Sale Sale Sale Sale 24.0.0 23.00 21.50 2o.oo 18.50 16.00 14.00 13.00 SPECIAL 22.88 ~ - ,'~-<, ' Yisit Elberfelds ~arehouSI! on Mechanic Street tn Pomeroy for f1ne selecttons of: ·Youngstown Kitchen Sinks 42-54-66 Inch widths • Metal Cabinets China-Base· Wall Cabinets in the latest colors and In various sizes. •Linoleum and Congoleum. · Man~ patterns and 9 and 12 ft. widths. •Nylon Carpets · · · 12'x15'- 12'x16' · 12'x17'- 12'xl8'. Also Carpel, Braided Rugs and Ax minster Carpets . . 1. FLANNEL WORK SHIRTS 100 per cent woven Cotton flannel. Neck sizes 14112 to 17. Sanforized shrunk - two button through pockets. Made with long tails · lull cut · colorfu·l plaid patterns. , Friday!. Saturday Sale . ' FOR THIS SALE Mens $4.95 E~tra heavy flilnnel Work Shirts- Sizes l4V2 to 17. .• . 2 for 9.00 I ·a no-z ' Thieu discloses refusal . . T \\t n . ~ '<l < ~ \ ' SAIGON (UPI) - President Nixon rejected a North Vietnamese request for a Vietnam War c.ease-fire before the U. S. presidential elections, legislative officials said today . The chairman of the lower house Ethnic Minority Com. mittee, Danh No, said President Nguyen Van Thieu of South Vietnam told members of the National Assembly about Ute cease-fire offer Tliursday night following a five-hour meeting between Thieu and presidential adviser Henry K~inger. MRS. GARNET "MA" WILLIAMSON, Rutland Legislators said Thleu gave no reason for Nixon's rejection businesswoman, will observe her 81St birthday anniversary of the cease.fire offer. They reported Thieu said only that he Sunday. SECOND · INDIAN MOUND There are Utought a lruce . before the election would be more arrowheads and hatchets. Barbara Sargent has disclosed more mounds Utan the Indian mound at advantageous to Ute Communists than afterward when Nixon th~re is an Indian mound In Chester, There is spectaculation PorUand Park In Meigs County. One, above, would have four more years to negotiate an end to the war. whetlter ·311y of the mounds In Meigs County have been Mrs. Williamson is located in a field off Yellow Bush Road near Racine on ' opened. Mike Simmons, owner of ''Arrowhead" at Little Deputy Nguyen Van Thong, property formerly owned by Ute late Albert Wolfe, now by Hocking wanted to open the one pictured here, but its owners secretary general of the Cham- legislators Kissinger h~d not fooled everybo_dy ber of Deputies, said Thieu told finished briefing Thiqu on Janet Oiler. Granddaughters of Mr, Wolfe recall that when preferred it remain 'Undisturbed. Sinunons, former owner of L'Je legislators Kissinger report- results of his private talks·. known lo do a bll of tractor tliey were children they dug around tbe mound for Tri.Stale Materials Corp., Pomeroy, is a member of the repairing. ed on his secret Paris talks Pawnee Tribe of Oklahoma. No said the North Vietnamese with North Vietnamese dele- proposed a cease-fire prior to However, upon the death of .. .. , -:::=::.~W.>.=?.m:g,ogo~;m::::~ her husband, It was still a bit of gates, incIudiiig Politburo mem- the presidential election fol· ber Le Due Tho. But Thong lowed by establishment of a a Challenge to become· "boss said lhe president told the three·pa rlcoali lion government lady" of the business. Take over she did, Utough, and has extending from the national BY BOB HOEFLICH operated It quite capably over By United Press International RIO GRANDE - Proposed held in lhe Rio Grande College down lo lhe hamlet level. No RUTLAND Talk about the years. Her grid and keen c;:afeteria. ANCHORAGE, ALASKA -MIIJTARY SPY planes capable programs and others In and other legislators said the "true grll," Mrs. Garnet (Ma) sense .of humor have apE. .E. Davis, SEORC of spotting a human from 15 miles above the earth and of operation under the direction Communists wanted the truce "seeing" at night swept over Ute rugged Alaska coastline today of Or. David C. Sweet, director president, presided. Carl now to avoid "heavy military Willtamson, Rutland parenlly helped a great deal. Speaking of her business looking for Democratic House Majority Leader Hale Boggs and of the Ohio Department of Dahlberg, council executive pressure " from the United businesswoman, has Ill Economic and Community director, introduced guests. States, If Nixon defeats Demo- Sent home from a hospltal20 ·career, Mrs. Williamson three other missing persons. Dr. Sweet pointed out several cratic candidate Sen. George S. years ago told she had about commented: A 2;IJOO.mlle an hour SR71 reconnaissance jet and two Army Development, were discussed six months to live, Mrs , "I've made a little money, McGovern . Mohawk twin-engine turboprops· using infrared scanning gear by Dr. Sweet Thursclay night at Ohio communities are losing EXTON·, Pa. Foote Thleu has repeatedly opposed Williams wlll observe her 81sl made a Uvlng, and a lot of were ordered In after scores of military and civilian aircraft the annual fall membership out on federal funds because of Mineral Company has reported birthday Sunday! 1 friends." failed to find any trace of the plane that disappeared while meeting of the Southeastern improper planning and red net sales of $66,571,137 for the a three-part coalition govern· Despite a battle In the early A true homebody, Mn. tape now involved. Ohio RegiOMl Council. men! that would Include Corn· carrying BOIIP'~ ~~g~ to ~11ft8!1U on Monday. Snow and firs\ nine months of 1972 By , redesigning the · Approximately 80 persons mllhlsts, neutralists and right· 50s with', Cl\IIC~r, .,a , -l'll'!ent ,Wlllilowon·mai\Yilia-.tll•~~ee~,...~...ll"!) rain storms closed over much of the 56(kntle long search area compared with net sales of heart c!)ndl\lon, bilh blood who work today to lltCUl'e development organization on a attended lasi night's session, ists. tltreatenlng to hamper efforts until better weather returns. $73,421,046 in the comparable regional basis, Dr. Sweet hopes About 40 members of the pressure 'and other physical "wonderful new homes" and period of 1971. Weathem1en said that may be as long as three days. to condense some 360 Ohio National ABsemblyaltended the ailments, Mrs. Wllllamaon then never slay home to enjoy Net earnings for the 1972 conUnues .active In her Allis· th em. districts into 12, thus making it two-hour meeting Thursday period were $414,990 compared COLUMBUS -EIGHTY·NINE HOGS were killed on a farm easier lo obtain federal help for night al the Presidential Chalmers tractor Sales and · "Perhaps, Utat's a part of with $2,230,276 reported for the In southwestern Clarlt County in Ute state's largest outbreak of much-needed projects in rural Palace. Opposition members service business here. She Is on what's wrong with this old same period of 1971. After hog cholera, State Velernarian Dr. Harry' Goldstein announced southern Ohio. said they boycotted.the seiSSion the job In the bloek building country today," she said. provision for lhe dividend Thursday. An automatic quarantine, required by federal law, is Asked If she's ever done The speaker urged southern because they feared Tbleu next to her Items every day of requirement on lhe company's the week. much traveling, Mrs. , In effect for a !Ive-rn lie radius around the farm. Ohioans lo vote against Issue would claim later that he had preferred stock, there were no She amazes friends wltlt her Williamson's sense of humor "But tltere no hogs for several miles," Goldstein said. Work resumed this morning No. 2,lhe tax repeal, which will earnings in lhe first nine their support for his position. ability lo locate tractor parts In readily shows Utrough. "We were really fortunate this tul,e." The quarantine means no al Ohio Electric Company's appear on the Nov. 7 ballot. To Thieu spent early today months of 1972 available lo the feeder or breeder pigs can move In or out of the area. Slaughter James M. Gavin plant a! conclude the program, a onemeeting with other south their maze of bins and boxes. · "Yes, I've been down to Ute common stock compared with Born In Salem Township, the corner," she replied. hogs can be sold provided officials inspect \hem within 24 hours Cheshire following . a one day · minute film strip promoting Vietnamese political Jeaders 5 cents per common share in Mr. and Mrs. Williamson southern Ohio was shown. of shipment. and Kissinger conferred with daughter of the late John strike. 1971. Next council meeting, to be American governmentandmill- William...,and Emaretta Lutz, never had children, but they The stoppage came ThursBoth sales and earnings COLUMBUS - THE OHIO CIVIL SERVICE .Employees day as a result of an,altercation held either the lalt~r part of during the first nine months of tary officials during the morn- Mrs . Wi1~mson and her did rear a niece and nephew husband,. LOrain, moved to whom they took In at a very Association aMounced Thursday It has contributed $10,000 to over a difference of~lnion be- November or early December 1972 reflect lower sales to Ute ing. Rutland In 1921. Mr. early age when the mother of' fight llle repeal of state Income tar. OCSEA President Richard tween two employees of Delta- at the Ohio University Inn at specialty steel industry as Williamson was a car and the .children 1 died. Mrs. Warman reiterated the association's firm commitlment to fight Jackson , the main electrical Athens, will be the annual compared with the same truck mechanic. However, 38 Williamson's brother, the late EXTENDED OUTLOOK the repeal forces In every possible way. contractor al the 2.6 million ·uMan of the Year" awards period in 1971. Lower prices Ohio Extended Outlook years ago they decided to open Wayne Lutz, was at one time "We are urging everyone of our 33,000 members to vote 'no' killowatt generating station session. and volwnes .of ferroalloys are superintendent of schools both Outstanding community Sunday through Tuesday: a tractor business. on issue 2," he said, "and this $10,000 check is just one of Ute which has been under conthe principal factors in reduced Mr. and Mrs. WiWamson .In P9meroy and GalllpoUu. leaders in southern Ohio sa)es and are ·attributed in Cloudy and nilld with a many ways we are fighting the repeal of the state's graduated struction since March 1971. worked side by side in the Mrs. Williamson Is a memb<!r chance of rain or showers . Both employees were ter· coun lies who belong to the large part to increased foreign income tax. We are In the 11th hour and as the largest SEORC will be honored. Sunday and Monday. Fair business until his death In 1953. of the Rutland Baptist Church. imports competing for organization of public employes In the state ofOhio, we are proud min ated by the contractor. Re tl rem en t? Mrs , Prior to Thursday's dinner and cooler Tueoday. Hlgbo In Mrs. Williamson was active In to help fight to defeat Ute forces which are attempting to send However, one. of the men ap· session at Rio Grande, domestic markets. Sales of the 60s Sunday and Monday, the parts department, witlt llle Williamson has no plans for peared at the gate Thursday lithium products, however, state government into financial chaos," ·he said. bookkeeping, and was even that! morning dfsplaying an in· members · met at the Bob have shown a substantial In· dropping Into the 50s Evans Sh~lter House I for a Tuesday. Lows In the 40s. crease during the year lo dale. PARIS - PIJi'RRE SUS IN!, 52, the French delegate general formation sign -indicating he hospitality hour. ·During the third quarter of to North Vietnam who W881njured when his mission In Hanoi was was unjuslly terminated . .The craft workers, approximately 1972 nel sales were $21,152,902 damaged during an American air raid Oct. 11, died Thursday PARTY INBRADBURY 1,600 strong, honored the one· ·compared! with $18,546,835 In The lradllionallrlck or treat night, hospital official! said today. man picke~ and did not pass. Veterans Memorial Hospital the 1971 period. The net loss night wlll not be held In Reports from Hanoi said at least four Nortlt Vietnamese Delta-JaCkson officials ADMITTED - Claude Roy, from operations was $33,521 In Bradbury this year, In lieu of employes of Ute French mission were killed. Suslni was flown to apparently cleared up the Racine; Dixie Blevins, New lhe 1972 third quarter com- the observance, a community Paris Oct. 17 and admilted to Percy Hospital for Intensive care. misunderstanding. SANDUSKY, Ohio (UP!) Joseph P. Gills, Ohio Power Haven; Rally Harmon, pared with a net loss of $169,751 Halloween party will be held in The United states apologized to France the day after the raid. The Ohio Power Co. said Thurs· executive vice· president, said Rutland; Hattie Powell, Port- in 1911. the basement of lhc Bradbury day preliminary studies are the firm's parent-company, Ute land. The company noted that il Church of Christ at 1 p.m. DAYTON - STATE SEN. DONALD "BtJZ" Lukens, R· underway ~~ a 2,400-acre site American Electric Power Sys' LOCAL TEMPS . DISCHARGED - Edison . expects the level of sales to Monday, Oct. 30. Anyone Mld<!letown, will seek the governorship In 1974, according to Ute on Sandusky Bay to determine U!m In New York, Is conducting Temperature in downtown Hobstelter, Marcia Hobstelter, increase during the balance of Dayton Daily News. A!Utough Lukens was not quoted directly as Pomeroy Friday at 11 a.m. was Edna Klein, Charles Woode, the year, particularly to its wishing to contribute to the If it is suitable for construction a site research project on the party may call 992-5586, 992saying he would run; he was reported Thursday discussing the · 41 degrees, under sunny skies. James Roush. of a nuclear or fossil-fueled bay In an area· just north of steel related customers. 5187 or 992-5964. power plant. political strategies of two oUter. posslble~ndidates, former Vickery , governor James A. Rhodes and Sen. RobertT ft, R-Ohlo. , Gills emphasized, however, .:~~::::~::::::~:::::~::-::::@»"h:"-:W-m~n.:-:;m?.i.:w.:~:'«>.::-.m-:::.:mt.:$-*~w.:::!~~:::?.::~:~:=-;::::.::;:::::::::~:;::::::::~::::::::::::::~x::::::::·:::::::~:!:::::::::::::;::::~::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::8::!::::~:::::::::-:::~-::::::~?.?.;r.--/.m.w~.#'~ I.Aikens Jftdicted he would be Ute "hea er" between Ute the Investigations are only pre· Rhodes and Taft factions in the Republican party. Lukens, 40, a limlnary and that "any plant on the site now being studied U.S. re!J"esentative for two terms, iil6i-1970, was appointed to a would n(il be operational Wllil .acant seat in the state Senate In 1970. at least 1979." William W. Cor bill, an ,\mer· PHILADELPHIA - THE PENN CENTRAL Railroad lost By GEORGE HARGRAVF.'I, Supt. electricity. In jlOWer mechanics the students are witlt over 700 visitors. We look forward to hliving lllat $11 mllllon In September, according to a report submitted to U.S. MetgaLoeaiSchoollllltrlct exposed to the theory of power, Including steam, many or more for tltls second one. Please try to lean Power public affairs offi· District Court by the railroad's board of lrustees. Industrial arts is required In grades 9 and 10 for gasoline and diesel-powered engines. They wHI work. arrange your schedule to that you can visit with us clal, said In New York e0gi· neers have begun to take core The September figure brings Ute bankrupt railroad's net loss alllloys not in the college prep course or In vocational on two and four cyfle gasoline engines. The graphic next Thursday evening. samples of the ground at Ute for the first nine montbs of 1972 to $175.9 mllllon, The figures agriculture. It is our basic purpose during thiJ two arts .program 'will Include bookbinding and silk Please remember tha~ there will be.no school on site and will construct a tower compaf'e!l With a net lou of _$~.3 mllllon In SepteinlJI!r, 19'71, and year period to Introduce each stQdenl io a.vll!iety of screen prlnling . Friday, October 'J:l •.~t is the dale for thz district for ·meteorological testing. a net loss of $195.5mJillon ~ Ute first nine months.of 1971. . · activities. Let me describe wbat·we offer these boys, . . When fund! become available, we plan to add teachers' meeting at.Rio Grande. Teachers of soutlt· Corbill also stressed ~he ·pre· The first 12 weeks of Industrial Arts I is devoted printing as another part of the graphic arts program. eastern Ohio .will' attend. · llmlnary nature of the •tudles. HOBART, TASMANIA -A GROUP OF medical ~rchers to beslc drafting. Leatlter craft is taught the oUter six We also want to add some' general metal work in"There's no decision to be cluding cutting, soldering and etchln€. has lsollted and Identified the fatty substance which acts as a Another reminder is that aU of next week, Oc· made in the forseeable future dottln~ lgent iri heatl attacks, One of' the researchers said he Speaking of schools··No. 253 INDUSTRIAL ARTS II also available .as an Iober 23-27, IB American Education Week. During the because a · number of human belleves"isolation of Ute fat PI&Y rule out cholesterol as a major elective when we bave llle space available after entire week and at any time schoolts in session, you environmental /actors apply," weeks in the first aelnester. During !he 18 weeks of scheduling all those who are t;equlred to take Jt. Our are eordlally Invited to vlalt your schooll. Please ta)<e .he said. "Notably, Ute energy cat~~e of heart dlaea8e. the secood eemelter, beaic principles of woodworking tw.o teachers-In Industrial arts are hotb Melga County Iir. R. s. PatSOils, a member of the reitearch team at the 8dvalitage oflhls opportunity. Come and viB!t. See for supply may change, and needs taught Thil Involves an Introduction to 1hz men, Ben Slawter and Charles Frecker. They are Unlvenlty of Tllllllnla, said Thursday that their findings ir· yourilelf what we are trying to do for yolir children In may c)lange of Ute popul,alion working hard to mak_e industrial arts a significant your schools. dlcated that a more Important factor In preventing heart attacks primary band tooil and woodworlr.lttg macbjnel. . in a given area.'' . In Incmlrial Arta II, In grade 10, Ute first part rl our· curriculum. wuto fbd a melhod ol contro!Ung the behavior of the fat, whic~ Anun'Jberof organizations have gone on record in . The proposed !lite, ai»ut .12 Bell)eller of 18 w.U Ia dlvJ4ed between woodcraft · THE SEOOND OPEN HOUSE will lalr.e pillce bulldl up at timetl of tttreu. 'l1)e team hopes the discover)' wUI · support of our school levy after heerlng a talk ~bout ·.l"lfessoilthwestO!hete,stre!Ch· . · lead to apreventive for the blood clots which c.U. heart attacks. and pllatlat. In woodcraft we deal' with carving, r.ext!Thursday, Oct. 26, when 'chool will be dismissed the ISsue. If your organitlltlon wan(s aspeaker, CliU. es from the b8y south act<iM lamination and turning wood on a lathe. "n1e plutlcs 2'h hours early, Teachers will be back In their 992-2153andwey<llltrytoarrangeforone. U.S. 6, nortlt of Vickery. It is Il'ogram, of course, 1.1 a bulc Introductory course: If your organization just wants to go on record In about 15 nlifes soutlteaat of the buildings from 7:00 to 9:30 to meet parents. Us THAN' t.• UNITED Atrro W0UERs walked 'off During Ute leCOild ~emester of the 11ophomore There will be no morning or afternoon kln· favor of the Issue, we can send you a fonn to uee or controversial Davis-Beaae nu· 111e1r jobilllte Thunday DICht at a General Moton Assembly just let us and the news media know of your action. clear power plant being con· Dlvlllon pld In P'alrfu, Kan. Anotber 8,400 UAW members year, we go Into bulc electricity, JIOtller mech8nlcs, dergsrten classes. We wlll appreciate your support. (Continued 911 page 10) and graphic arts. We , have training kit! to do the We had a good ~esponse to our first open house, !ConUaued on page 10) Business as usual ews•• in-- Briefsr 80 hear Sweet at · age 81 Foote's net in three quarters down from '71 Gavin work is resmned are Power study in Sandusky area . Sa.lel Mens and Young ,Mens ' ln. Seled one or two now. 2 for 7.00 "THE CONQUEROR WOitM" lc:.forl Prlct Y.d. · new colors. MEN'S 3.95 HEAVY WEIGH:r (PG) 1.00 New patterns Show Storts 7 P.M. Also ' Cloth back. Black green · white · brown · gold · yellow · blue. New solid colo.rs in ready-tied ties ani! fourin -hand ties . 3 hours of steadily engrosslng entertiJinme·nt. Actuits $1.50, Chlld~en 75c. . Flti.·SAT.cSUN. OCT. 2G·21·22 Doullle Ft1ture FROGS Ray Mill and Sam Elliott {Color) DRESS FABRIC 54" VINYL UPHOLSTERY . FOR. MEN ' (R) 1 Group Reg. 99c 12.95 ·sus 1.00 MEIGS·THEATRE THE GOD FATHER Marton Branda 8.95 45x45 Round SPECIAL 7.77 ·----------------------. ---· 3 PC. SAUCE PAN WEMBLY TIES . Only clfizenship right de• nted to a naturalized citizen of the United Slates is that he may not become presi· dent. . Tonight thru Saturday October 19-21 Beauti.ful designs and good colors - fringed all around. Blue Cornflower design . Reg. $9.95- Save $2.18. and Jackets ' elections in the states 13 INQt OPEN ROASTER WITH RACK Men's Coats , ' TEN .CENTS l to stop war before the CORNING WARE SPECIALS. Another Big Shipment m. / Rlbless - 45" wide. Machine wash . Big selection beautiful colors. For Thl• Sole i .. 2 Yds.l.OQ regular price 69c. 2 • 992·2156 ' -o r cease zre 1.69' wide. Prints . Blends . Cottons . Acetates. 8.00 Friday-Saturday Sale Sale! Boys Flare Slacks Flare Flare Flare Flare Jackets WRVEL CORDUROY P~ONE • BRIER ROSE AXMINISTER RUGS 27x51 THIS BIG SALE Sizes 2 to 20. Excellent styles for boys of all ages. The grange 8hlo voted to vote "no" to repeal the State Income Tax on Nov. 7. A literary program was given by Erma Wilaon and Mrs. Herbert Roush. A Halloween game, a dressing Cllntest, and a hose gar11e were played with prizes going to Eula Wolfe, Herbert Rouab, Alice Balser and Florence Smith . . A 911ng, "Wifie and Hubble" was sung by Enna WUson and Mary Roush and the group sang several songs. Potluck refreshments were served. The next meeting Is to be Nov. 8 at the hall at 7:30 p. 13.99 New Shipment! SAVE DURING BOYS COATS AND JACKETS Boys Boys Boys Boys 84" long ~S" Sale Prices Now l 9(49 10.49 12.49 I 4.95 5.95 6.95 8.95 $2.09 NTED FJPERGLAS .~DRAPERIES ,. 2 pairs 1.00 Are Ekcted m~tlng. Sale Sale Sale Sale Regular price 69c. One size fits all sizes fo to 13. 75 pet. Hi-bulk orion· 25 pet. stretch nylon. Fine color selection In light and dark shades. Brown. Weekend on Girls Sizes 3 to 6x and 7'to 14; Vests Pants Pants Coats ORLON DRESS SOCKS Navy . Burgundy . Save This Hunting Hunting Hunting Hunting Sale! Young Mens and Mens 40" Flare In sizes 8 to 16. Black . Grange 2612's ·.New Officers . . stzes . 12.60 Carhartt 13.90 Carhartt 16.70 Carhartt 17 .so Carhartt • Reg!llar $7.95 Clear to partly cloudy tonight, not as cold, lows mostly in the 30s. Wanner Saturday, a chance of showers except for the southeast. Highs Saturday in the 50s and low IIQI. • • $1.29 3.;99 ~amous Carhartt quality . Complete selection of .. · Our entire stock of womens separate Shirts · Blouses · Knit Tops is reduced for this sale. SLACKS AND JEANS . 1 Group HUNTING CLOTHES TOP SAL£ ' LETART FALts · - Ohio Valley Grange 2612 of Letart Falls met at the hall Thursday night with Worthy Master Early Roush as pr<Hem in the chair when the following of. ficers were elected: ·. Master, Herbert .Shields; Overseer, Erma Wilton; Le~turer, Florence Smith; Eula Wolfe; Steward, Chaplain, Bertlta Robinson; Asst. Steward, Herbert Rouab; Lady Asst: Steward, Iva Orr; Gatekeeper, Alice Balser; Treasurer, Early Roush; Secretary, Mrs. Herber.t Roush; Pomona, Elizabeth Roush· Ceres Doris Sayre·' Flora, Mabel Shields; executive committee, Harriett Neigler, legislative, and business agent, Early Roush. The Grange voted to hold "Boost the Grange" night Nov. 13 at the ball. It is to be an open REG. 3.00 JEWELRY............. SALE 1.49\ REG. 2.00 JEWELRY .............. SALE. 99' REG. 1.00.JEWELRY .............. SALE 49' SALE: CARHARTl SUPER DUX Valances to Match · • ·Devoted To The lnter.~,ts ·cij The Meigs~Miuon Area I POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1~72 • entre ecte .JEWELRY SALE Straight leg · Rare . Cuffed . Girls VOL. XXIV NO. 132 Permanent Press. No Ironing. Machln.e Washable. Wrinkle Free. 50 pet. Kodei Polyester • 50 pet. Avril Rayon. r-~~----~----~----..4 -White · and colors. . . 24" Length S2.49 $3.29 54" Length 36" Length $2.49 $3.59 63" Length. 45" Length $2.99 . Stout, Teresa VanMeter .and I' . Weekend S11e · Savings on Misses Juniors • Ha'lf Sizes. Selected from our regular stock . · · Jewelry selec'te~ from our regular stock. Weather • When a sirl from the Etltlopian Wollomo tribe is ·ahoul lo marry, tradition requires lhal she elope. The tradition further demands tltal, . ·as she elopes, she steal from her parents everything she can. - FLARE LEG SLACKS · Sizes 29 to 42 waist. Fine •election of popular styles and ' colors: Corduroys · Brushed Denims . Denims . 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I . . -- . - . . ' l �... . . .... ..... ' I ' ·~. '. , 2- 'lbe Dilly Seminel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Oct. 20, 1972. McGovern claims stllf has _chance . . ·. 3- '!be Dally Sentinel,Middleport-P~y, 0., Oct. 20, 1972 r. I. Pro Standings Television· Log . NBA Standings · < lly Ualted Preis lllltn~allonal relaxing over dinner. It must Sen. 'George' S. McGover:n be great ro feel way ahead in matters and an observance of against drug addictiOn, He Veterans' Day . later. defended the American IIIY!Ihestillhasa chance to win Ute race, leading the polls-to In other developments : involvement in Vietnam during tile presidency aiUtough :he be out in 'front according.to the . .. Agnew Attends Rally . the AI Sinith. dinner in New Jass in public opinion polls. , public opinion indicators. --Undaunted by hecklers, York. '!be SouUt i)!kota Democrat "One reason I have to leave Agnew attended a rally in -Sargent Shriver, the campaigned in three states early is Utaf I have to see a Bridgeport, Conn., where ·he Democratic vice presidential 'lburaday and during a stop in docror in Princeton, N.J.-a criticized McGovern and nominee, told a group of Brooklyn, N.Y., interjected a docror George Gallup." Gallup praised Nixon 's ·campaign DJinois bUSirN'!I.• PX!'<'111iVP. in cautionary note into his speech conducts a widely circulated ~ direct contrast to his presidential preference poll. previous predictions of a McGovern flew back . to presidentlal vicl!lry. Washin·gton after his brief . "It's very hard;" he rold dinner rel!Uirks for an . overseveral hunclred blacks gath- · night stay. He headed back to eted in' a Bedford-stuyvesant NewYorkearlytodayformore CLEVELAND (UPI)- a ~ious . pritential health haz. ilistric! Utreater. "It's uphill, campillgl!ing. Sen. Edward M. Pit we've got a ch8n~. I don't Kennedy, D-Mass., will join Following a 12-month check of ard and calls for prompt cor· think It's the impossible McGovern ronight at A rally in 150 Ohio community water rective action." The federal · EPA study was supplies, the U. S. Endream." Hackensack, N.J. made at the request of Dr. John Later, he referred to his Nixon was scheduled to.fly ro vironmental ,Protection trailing position in Ute polls at Philadelphia today to sign into Agency says 35 failed to meet W. Cashman, director of' the an AI Smith Memorial dinner ·taw his five-year, $30.2 billion . public health service drinking Ohio Dejlartment of Health. Of the 812 water community in New York, an affair also revenue sharing program. The . water standards. supplies, only 150 were used in "Failure to meet the bacterattended by Vice-President White House labeled the trip as ial standards indicates the the study because no data was ~iro T. Agnew. "non1XJlitical." It Mlllt Be Great Nixon announced plans drinking water is a potential available on 1~ per cent, and At one point in his remarks Thursday for two weekeod carrier of infectioliS disease,'' tl)e remainder faileil to do ad· he turned to Aljnew, wbo was radio speeches and an 80-rnile according to a report released equate bacterial sampling. The water samples were standing in for President Nixon motorcade through Ohio Oct. 'J:'hursday. "Such a situation is atthedinner,andsaid: "I have 28. The speeches Saturday and watched the vice president Sunday wiU cover domestic Chi¢.1go that the ticket will · sperid $22 million by election day and end the campaign free of debt · He said . McGovern headquarters' had received money from about 850 ' 000 . contributors, with Ute average · donation of $22. The money is DOW coming in at a rate Of $500,1100 a day, he said. -Pat·Nixon shook hands and kissed .volunteer workers oot ·shunned reporters and avoided comments or political nature at dedication ceremimies f~ a new cancer research facility in Detroit. a By United Press Inter national Ea stern Confe'rence Programs for Tonight ' and .Tomorrow · - FRIDAY,OCTOBER20, 1972 6:01l-News 3,4,8,10,1S ; NBC News 8,13 ; Truth or Conseq. 6: Insight 33. 6: 30-NBC News 3,4, IS ; ABC News 6 ; CBS News 8,10i I Dream of Jeannie 13; Hathoyoga 33, .. . 7:01l-WhafMy LineS ; Masterpiece Theatre 33; Wild Kingdom • 13; News 6, 10; Truth or Conseq. 3; Saint IS; Beat The Clock 4; Folk Guilar JJ. 7:30- To Tell The Truth 6: Pa.rent Game 10; Beat the Clock 13; Porter Wagoner 3.; Young Dr. Kildare 4; If's Your Bet 8; Wall St. Week 33. taken from January to Decem- sure. safety of our water sup- . 8:00- Book Beat 33: Brady Bunch 6,13; Uon At World's End 3,4,1S: Sonny 8i Cher S,IO. , ber, 1971. Those supplies which ply." 8: 30-Partrldge Family 6, 13; Little People 3,4, IS; Just The study also found that ·failed federal EPA bacterlal Generation 33. standards for a total of 30 days "over 50 per cent of the trailer · parks, camps, schools . and · 9:QO - Room 222 6, 13 ; Masterpiece Theatre 33: How to Handle a were considered failing. Woman 4,54, 15; Movie "Lure of the Wilderness'' 8; CBS EPA evaluators pointed out swimming pool sanitation proRf! ports 10. grams have not.been evaluated furids allocated by Ohio for 9: 30-Love , American Style 6,13. community water supply pro· since 11)68." 10 :00The American Experience 3,4,1S; Smithsonian Slmllar Conditions tection are inadequate to acAdventure .10: Wake Up John Doe 33. The federal EPA conducted 1,1 :Oil-News 3,4,6,8, 10,13, IS. complish effective sursimilar studies of Kentucky, 11 : 30- Dick Cavefi 6; Johnny Carson 3,4, IS; Movies "Mal or · veillance. Dundee" 8: "The Wao of the Worlds!' 10: "uevil's Angels" In 1971, Ohio spent $210,000 Tennessee and Vermont water 13. supplies and found similar confor its protection program. 'lbe 1: 00- Roller Derby 4; Mutiny in Outer Space 10: report recommended a mini· ditions. 1:30-News 4,13. EPA examiners are now mum annual bu\lget of·$800,000. studying Connecticut, New Siaff Limitations . SATURDAY, OCT. 21, 1912 6:30 - Christopher Closeup 10; TV classroom 8; ·Kentucky "Staff . limitations, par· Jersey, Kansas, Maryland, Afield 13. . ticularly in district offices, New Mexico, Idaho and 7:00Neighbors 13; Farm Front 4; Death Valley. Days 8; Fun have prevented the Ohio Wyoming. For Everyone 6• Ohio community water sup7: 15- Woman's PQinl Of VIew 13. Department of Health's water 7;30- .Man frPm C,O.S.L, 10: Gospel6 ; Farmbook 3.; Time For supply unit from lulfiUing its plies not meeting federal EPA Timothy 13; Dick Van Dyke 4; Archie's TV Funnies]. responsibilities," the study bacterial standards in the 1971 8:00 ~Underdog 3, 4. 15 ; Pufnstuf 13; Bugs Bunny 8, 10;. Ten. study were: nessee. Tuxedo 6. said . 8:30 - Bugs Bunny 10; Jetsons 3, 4, 15; Jackson Five 6, 13: In the northeast : The report also charged the Sabrina, The Teenage Witch 8. · ·. , state Department of Health has Tanglewood, North Hampton, 9:00 -,. Pln.k Panther 3, 4, 15; Osmonds 6, 13: Amazing Chan & The Chan Clan 8, 10. . been ~eluctant to issue orders Magnolia ~nd Waynesburg. 9: 30~ Houndcats 3, 4, 15; Movies6, 13, 8, 10. In Ute southwest: Anna, Getfor correcting water supply detysburg, Seaman, Adams 10:00 - Roman Holidavs 3, 4, 15. ficiences. 10:30-Barkleys 3, 4, 15; Josle 8i The Pussycat> 8, 10: Brady Kids 6, 13. . "Primary reason for this ap- County Water Supply Com· pany, Batavia, Bradford, 11 :00 Sealab 3, 4, IS; Flintstones 8, 10: Bewitched 13; pears to be Ute lack of specific Huckleberry Hound and Yogi Bear 6. regulations and design ... and Green County Sugar Creelt, 11 :30- Runaround 3, 4, 15; Kid Power 6, 13. water quality required ... and Lynchburg, Pleasant HiU, St. 12:00- Around The World In so Days 3, 4, 15; Funky Phantom 13; Batman 8: Archie's TV Funnies 10: Junior Bowling 6. Jack of well oriented legal aid Paris, Williamsburg, 12:30 - Lidsvlile 13; Fat Albert and The Cosby Kids 8; 10· Lockland, Greenville, London, and assistance in · preparing Talkin~ With A Giant 3. 4, 15. ' cases for action," the report Trenton and New Carlisle. 1:00- Children's Film Festival 8, IO i Roller Derby 6: Crafts In Ute northwest: BeaverWith Katy 3; Movie 4; Marshall Football 13. .· said. I: 30 Wally's Workship3; To Be Announced 13. dam, En on, Lindsey, Mt. Dr. Ira L. Whitman, director 2:00- Job Show 10; Garden Club 8; Wide World of Sports '6, 13: of the new Ohio EPA, said pro- Blanchard, NorUt Fairfield, Saint 15; NFL Game of the Week J. .· . ' . , . tecion ordrinking water will be Ohio .City, Pandora, Antwerp, 2: 15..., Changing Times 8. 1 2:30Urban League Presents 10; Vlewpolnt8: Roller of top priority for his agency. Continental, Plymouth and St. 3:00- The Issue 10: VIrginian 8; Death Valley Days 15. Derby·3. · "We are grateful to Ute U.S. Henry. 3:30- Colloge Football 6, 13; Wagon Train J; Explorers' 10: In the southeast: Beaver, Andy Griffith 15. EPA for evaluating the Ohio 4:00Right On 10; Folk Guitar 33. Laurelville, Pure Water Assoc· water supply program," he 4:30 ~ Wrestling Death Valley Days 10; To Be Announced. said. "With planned staff ex· iation, Stockport, McArthur 5:00 - Green Acres8:10; Doctor In the House 4. · pansiQn, we will be able ro take and Belmont County Sanitary 5:30 - Explorers 8; Lassie 10; Sesame Street 33; I Dream of Jeannie4; Country Carnlval3; Gospel Talent Time IS. necessary action to better as- District No. 3. 6:00- News, Weather, Sports 3, 4, 8: Movie "Uiysses"IO. 6: 15 - A Look at a Book 15. 6:30 -, NBC News 3, t 15; Hee HawS:' Hathayoga 33. •..;.,·_..._..,.,._.,.,•,•,..•,»~wH.vrv?l'i.9iN';f'ro'.i'O'T-'0'i'o'~':.O,•O~·,o..•,•.o.•,•,M'~'lffll'~~~ 7:00- Hee Haw 6; Lawrence Welk 4, 15; Lefs Make A Deal 3· 'o"o'o"o'•'-' Wail Till Your Father Gets Home 13. · ' 7:30- Na!hville Music 3; Beat the Clock 13; George Kirby 8. 8:00 - All'" The Family 8, 10; Emergency 3, 4, 15; Alias Smith 8i Jones 6; Burt Bacharach 13; Biography 33. 8:30- Bridget Loves Bernie 8, 10: New York Playhouse 33. ·>00•--Movies' ' '-Foot•.- fie"" tie" , ~ From· 1'1 , .of ! . ,. . . . . 1 •• • ' \.1).;1 ~.•.·;• fi Kong" 4; Col,lege Foolbtll6" IJi,Ma.rv lld'l!'.bl\lf1re8,10 ' '' ' .,. ":"" .. 9:'30.- Bob}'l~tw~rf8, 1011-ctfirs Ch01c(!l1 -,: ifl~ ' '"" ,, IO:·oo - ·M1sslon··lmposslbie8, j0; First Edttfon33. ' '' .~ By Helen Bottel 11:15- News 1, 13: West~rn Theatre IS. 11 :30- Psycho3 ; Woody Hayes 10; Movies "The Secret of Blood Island' 4; "The Foxes of Harrow" 8. I 12:00- Notre Dame Highlights 6; ABC News 13: Movie " The No Marriage Contract For Her! Legend of Lylah Clare" 10. · 12:30Movie "The Strange Door" 13. Dear Helen: I :00 ~ News 6. The legal marriage contracts I've seen run four or five pages 1: IS - Movies " Nightmare" 4; "Dracula" 6. • of fme print and cover every little detail, from who gets what I: 30- Movie " The Black Cat" 13. 2:00- Movie " The Wild One" 10. money, to specifics about each person's rights and privileges. 2:30 - Movie "Horror Castle" 13. Also, even more important: duties! 3:15- Movie "The Immortal Sergeant" 4. 3:30 - News 13. But Ute most common marriage contract - the license 5:15 - Movie "Freighters of Destiny" 4. leaves out an tile clauses that would make sense, retaining only senseless jabberwocky. SUNDAY OCT. 12, 1972 I suggested drawing up an agreement for my fiancee and I to 6:00 - Film 4. sign and have notarized, then file with a lawyer to whom we'llgo 6:30 - Day of Discovery 4; Newsmaker '72 13; Bob Harrlngtyn 6; Faith For Today 10. · in case of divorce. Or better yet, if everything is agreed upon, we 7:00Communique 6; Old Time Gospel Hour 13; Societies In wouldn'tneeda lawyer -we'd just present Ute paper to a judge, Transition 4; Mormon Conference 10. ~ take our rightful property and split. · 7:30 - Timet or Timothy 4; Faith For Today 8; Revival Flreu: Herald of Truth 3; Lamp Unto My Feet 10. My fiancee says this is old-blooded and, it' I'm expecting a 8:00 - Davey & Follath 4: Leonard Repass 8; Gospel Caravan divorce,.why marry? I say it is practical. You·don't expect a fire, 6; Church Service 13; Mormon Choir 3; Look Up and Live 10. 8:15 - Morning Report 4. but you buy fire insurance, just in case. 8:30- Oral Roberts 3; Try Our Health 4; Kathryn Kuhl~m ; What do you say? -FORWARD-LOOKING BRIDEGROOM Day of Discovery 8; Camera 10; Rev. Humbard 13; Revival Dear F.L.B.: Fires 15. · 9:00 ~ : Singing Jubilee 3; Cadle Chapel 4; Rex Humbard 1 ; You're right: a marriage contract is practical. . Oral Roberts 10; Archie's Fun House 8. · t Your fiancee Is right: putting human emotions on a business 9:30- Church by S!deof Road 4; Old Time Gospel Hour 8; Good News 10, 13. , 1. basis DOES seem cold-blooded. 1 10:00Church Service 4; Faith for Today 15; Curiosity ~tlo 6 ·Perhaps a detailed legal contract with rights, privileges 13: This Is Tije Life 3. \I ' and duties - clearly defined might help dissuade mismatched 10:30 - This Is the Life 15; Insight 4; Captain Noah 3· !lotre Dome l:l!ghlights 8. · / 1t couples from marrying. It COULD make people realize that 11 :00 TV Chapel 3; Joy !n Living 13; Camero Three~·. Con· marriage is a 5!!rious, full.tlme venture. sumer Report 15. . !) On the other hand, what lov~ruck pair bothers to rc!lld the 11 :30 - This Is The Answer 3; lns!ghll5; Make A Wish 6, )3·; Rex · Humbart 8; OSU Football 4. ,. fme print- or the writing on the wall? CBPA Bowling 6; Columbus Town Meeting ·10; Rev. My advice: if your fiancee doesn't want to plan for the 12:00Calvin Evans 13; Changing Times 15. . , divorce before the marriage, don 'I push il! -H. 12:30,- Revival Flre113; Pro Football Pre.Game Show 8; Meet the Press 3, 4, 15. I :00Pro For Football 8, 10, 15; Mer! Haggard 3; Issues & Dear Helen: Answers 13; Faith 8i The Bible 4. 1:30 - AmerlcanAdventure6: Dick Van Dyke4. '!be grown childien of elderly widows or widowers often 2:00Pro Football 3, 4: Point of View 6; Lower Lighthouse 13 prevent re-marriage for these lonely people because they fear 2: 30-lssues and Answers 6: College Football'7213. · they11 be done:out of Inheritances. My husband and I (we're 85 3: oo - Changing Times 13. ' 3:30- Wacky World of Jonathan Winters 6; Rookies 13; living and 68 and newlyweds) avoid!~~~ worry and got our children's 33. . blessings by drawing up a simple contract .Utat says the house is 4:00 - Mancini Generation 6; Baseball 3, 4; Pro Football 8 10 15; Living 33. ' ' mine, Ute trailer house on molintain property his, and so on down 4: 30 World of Survival 6, 13; Age of Anxiety 33. · the line. Whichever of us dies first, Ute otber only gets what is 5: ~ :- Wild Wild West 6; Movl.e "The,Court Jester" 13; Ripples listed as Ills or hers in the eontract. This, together with our wills, 3 6:00- News, Weather, Sports 6. . provides for our heirs - and for us. 6:30Untam"'f World 6; Hath4yoga 33. . It's a simple matter, and prevents much family conflict. 7:00- Lawrence Welk 13: 5afarl To Adventure 3; This Is Your Aller an, I wouldn't blame my children for being upset H my Life .I; Wild Kingdom IS; WaltTIIt Your Father Gets Home6· l,IFO 8; In The Know 10; Zooin 20. ' second marrJase might mean the old family borne went to ms World of Disney 3, 4, IS; Anna & The King 10; Let's Make 7:30 children. -PROVIDENT. ELDER A Deal 6; . Just Generation 33. • • Dear Readers: 8:00- FBI 6, IJ: .Mash 8, 10: Family Go me 33, 20r McMillan and Wife J, A, 1). Here Is an area where marriage contracts are essential. 9:00Dick Van Dyke 10; Master Piece Theatre33; Movie "The '!bey should be considered a part of the package in second Adventurers" 6, 13. marriages when children are inVolved. (And of course an sub- 9:30- Mannix 8, 10. 10:30- We Think YOu Should Know 3; Protectors 4' Evil T8udl sequent unions too.) -11. ' 8: High Road to Adventure 10; Pollee Surgeon t5.' , ' 11:00- News, Weather, Sports3, 4, 8,10, 15. · Dear Helen: 11:15- CBS News I, 10, IS. ,, - Johnny Carson 3, 4, IS; Face the Narion 10· Movie During the 30 years of our marrted Ufe, 1 held two joba so as 11:30 "Escape In tht'i'Oesert" e. 1' to provide a good borne for my wile and children. Now the kids 12:00- Movie "Mimr Buddwlng" 10. · ' I 12: 1S - News 6, 13: aremarrledand9nthtlrown-ol'loltboucht! Cottage Football '72 6. My wife and 1 uved lor our retirement years. But now it 12:3012:.45 - Movie ''Mardi Gras" 13. seema to j)e the ''style" to give your IIIIITied kids nmey for 1:00- News 4. 1:30- Judd 6. down mmenta on nice hom411, to buy 111011t ol U.lr lurnlture lor ., 2:30Local News 13. • them, to ne-let them strive or walt ~til they Nm their goals. . 35 Ohio water supplies are bad ··· <t ·~., . , : '~ '~ '• J;: •• ' ;; !I !!,, ::"•• WIN AT BRIDGE :1 Low Trump Play Insures ? 11 ' NORm It Q 6 5 4 3 : ~~ .,. 8432 · 1~ WEST EAST • KJ ·• 2 .: N: ··: ~1~~ · ~1 .• J87 2 6 •Ql095 soum '(D) I. I • A 10 9 8 7 • 54 3 t s 42 • AK Both vulnerable West North Eut South See article · Openin( lead-¥ J By Onvald. & James Jacoby If you can keep from look· ing at East and West cards, do so. You are in six spades in a match point duplicate game. Don't worry a bout how you got there. Jeff Rubens doesn't give any bid· ·ding in his book and we aren't going to give any here. · Some slams that should be bid when all cards are seen are almost impossible to bid 1 at the table and this is one 111 of them. North and SouUt If ·Ool)iJllwe ·21.high-card points ' an<! neither pI aye r .bas a singleton or a six·card suit. Anyway, there you are in six and a heart is opened. You win in dummy and lead ths three of · spades. East plays the deuce. At . this point you have a sure-thing play for your con· tract if you play a 1ow trump_ That is, it is sure unless Wesl wins -the trick with ~ singleton jack or king and gtVes his partner a ruff. This can happen, but iti,s so ~nbkely that you don t consider 11. Rubens says to play the tow trump an~ he is eminently correct. This play cos t s you an overtrick if West holds the singleton king of spades but it save~ your contract if East holds the king and jack of spades in addition to the deuce he has already played. The chance of a singleton king Is gre.ater but you are in such a good contract that you want to ·apply t!Je rubber bridge principle of safety. (HIWSPAPIR EHTIRPRISE ASSH.I The biddinr has been: West North Ellst Pass 1¥ Pass ? Pass 3• Pass You, South, hold : ItA K8 6 ¥A lOZ +K 5 .AJ64 What do you do now? A-Bid fo~r hearl!l. YoiU par~er York m~ ch arged in plot Bid. New has not ' shown t•ny ••,..,hJth. TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner continues , to live diamonds. What do you do now? Seod $1 lor JACOBY MODERN book ro: "Win at Bridge," (c/o tltis news. paper), P.O. s,. 489, Radia City Statioo, Htw York, H.Y. 10019. ·CINCINNATI (UPI)- A White Plains N.Y. man who • • had. worked 17 years for Nationwide Insurance Co. was arrested Thursday and charged wiUt the attempted ei<tortion of $280,000 from the company. FBI officials here announced the arrest of Glenn R. h' Whi Schubert, 45, at IS te Plains home . He was charged wiUt extortion through the inails. Agents charged Schubert with sending a letter to Nationwide officials saying "highly sophisticated explosive devices" had been placed in company buildings and would be detonated unless $280,000 was paid. Although an elaborate scav· enger hunt-type of payment plan was requested by Ute at· tempted extortionist, no money was ever psiil. No bombs were found in company· buildings. Nationwide officials.. said Schubert had worked for Ute firm from 1953, beginning as a claim adjustor in Buffalo, N, Y., until 1970, when he was a district claim manager in Westchester County, N.Y. Officials in Ute Columbus headquarters of the firm said they did not know if Schubert resigned or was fired and were. a .::::: :·, ~ .. :::. ~·e~ ··::: ~= ':<'» ·:' \c~ .. · ~~&.':':""'-~ Voice along Br'Way ; not sure how many places he worked between 1953 and 1970. Nationwide received a letter earlier . this month demanding the money. The company was· told to make payment by following instructions in notes hidden at points some 60 miles apart between Columbus and the Allegheny State Park on the Pennsylvania-New York border. .Two weeks ago an FBI agent posing as a Nationwide official went into the wooded area where the money was to be left. The FBI said the agent was fired at by an 1p1known person. The agent returned shots but the suspect fled. Neither was hit . Until Thursday's announce· ment of Schubert's arrest, both the FBI and the company had refused to disclose many details of the case, only saying Ute investigation was continu· ing, · FBI agents said SchUbert "was identified and located after a coordinated investigation by agents in Ohio, New York and Pennsylvania." The FBI said Nationwide of· flcials provided "im· measurable assistance in the Identification of Schubert as a suspect." If convicted Schubert could be sentenced up to 20 years and fined $10,000. . Meigs . .•'•'•'•'•'•'•w~·~ ;,o;..,o;.o;o;o;.o~~.·:tf~Q9>.-w;~.v. Dele~ . .U~!P. t Us. • • "';,.. •l ··~ -. nl o! llj {I 0'"" .......... Property Transfers ~~r~~~~~re By JOHN G. GRIFFIN UPI Sports Edlror OAKLAND ( UPI)-This co11ld be World Championship Day for the underdog Oakland A's, .who need only one more victory and have ace Jim "Cal(ish" Hunter primed to get it for them. . "Any tilne we have Hunter pitching, we have a chance ro win;: said ,A's Manager Dick Williams, trying hard to avoid sounding too confidimt after Thursday night's stunning 3-2 victory over the Reds in Ute fourUt game. The A's are suddenly on Ute verge of victory, just when it seemed that the Series would almost certainly be tied up 2-2. Oakland, which had fallen behind, 2-1, in the eighUt inning Thursday, sc!ll'ed two runs in the last half of the ninth on pinch hits to pull ouf the triumph. "One more loss and the mule will kick us," was Ute way Reds Manager Sparky Ander.son put it after the game, talking about the A's' mule mascot. Against Hunter Ute Reds reached In aesperation in tollay's I p.m. PDT fifth game lor Jim McGlothlin, who hasn't started a game since Sept. 23. Sticks to Forecast "After McGlothlin, it wiU be STATELINE, Nev. (UPI) -Harrah's Tahoe Racebook Thursday night couldn't decide on a favorite and offered odds of 11·10 on either team after the Oali!and Athletics topl a 3-1 lead over the ClDclnnatl Reds in the World Series. Tbe racebook quoted no odds for the serlas, which Oakland would clinch with one more victory In the bestof·seven games. $:C:lllt.I!S! i ; ; ; ;; 1 ol valuable of its kind. And she can't find Lloyd's By JACK O'BRIAN of London to insure it ... The Bill Melgs.Qaudia "MIND IF I GET Genteel song-team rehearse expensively: by MARRIED, DARLING?" NEW YORK (KFS) - Steve McQueen's phone - he lives in Calif., she in Fla. They'll · talldng over his probable marriage to All Carnegie Hall-it Nov. 15. Deal for Nell Simon to rewrite his delightful MacGraw w!Ut his not quite yet ex-wile Nelle ... "Little Me" stumbled on the way to a stage. Neil George Hamilton said at the Sea Fare of the Aegean he's made more .than a million on his wanted it for off-Bdwy, the producer demanded trivial Eve! Knlev~l kflick .. : Rod Steiger it on ... Barbara Miller of Ute Mayor's Office · i!p'Uilg for a 100.yearo<Jld ring for his .sweetie tells us "We are in.desperate need of volunteers James W. Burke, Sue Bfu.ke, Slerry Nelaon ... The rock age indeed: new whose talents lean towards childreno<Jrlented to John L. Swearinger, Joyce group heading here from London Is Terry programs - clowns, magicians, puppeteers Swearinger, Parcel, Columbia. Lionel Boggs, Mary Lu Dactyl arid the Dinosaurs ... Dining with oc- etb." It's a "Project Sunshine'! to provide en· tertainmenl in veterans hospitals, nursing Boggs to James B. Pettit, togenarian food and fel!UIIe coMoisseur Stanton Griff!Ut at Louise's E. 58th St. spot -a beauty bomes, children's hospitals, day car centers; Brenda Pettit, Lot, Middleport. plus tock groups for veterans hospitals and William B. Witte, Sarah Sue tJO years !be aenloc diplomat's junior (at least) where youngsters are conftned. Write Barbara Witte to Elmer White, Lucy ... The long-awaited return of Bobby Hackett to N.Y. is here: Bobby opened the brand new at her Queens L. I. office, Volunteer Action White, 0.93 A., Ches\er. Elsie M. lleVal, Elsie Marie uptown Half Note at 149 W. 54th St., opposite ' Center, 45-35 Kissena Blvd., Flushing, N. Y. 11355. . Kerwood · to Dwight Haley, LaScala restllurant; Stan Getz is his co..star and Big new theater-in-the-l'ound in West- Eulonda Haley, LotS, Mid· due soon are Jackie .Cain .and Roy Kral, Zoot chester County will be backed by a dozen dleport. Sms, Joe Wms., Woody Herman's noisy herd showbiz stars ... N. Y. isn't alone in the Era of Harry Benjamin Perry, etc. Pioneer midnight TV clown Jerry Lester's Terror: former N. Y. actor Marvin Kaplan's Nellie Gay Perry to Larry E. almlilg again ·&t a similar spot ... Mamie Van Coast home was robbed four times - so far ... Curtis, Alice F· Curtis, ParWe met Oscar Cohen when he wu office boy to eels, Chester· Doren has new troubles: she can't get an agent Anna L. Jones ro Allen .. Slerry Lynfal snooted a centerfold4ayout Joe Glaser, who managed Louis Armstrong, Turner Downie , Parcels , with an Imitation-Playboy mag; stays with waa agent lor Duke Ji;llington, Woody Herman Pomeroy. Para's "Badge 373" flick as produJ:..,.,.•t .., and a thousand acts. We met Oscar in P. J. Franklin Real Estate Co. to Between setups for ''The Friends of Eddie aarke's Ute other 2 a. m. looking prosperously County of Meigs Ease Salem Coyle" (from the lloston11r~cutor's wow- unlike Ute callow, kidojluited lad Joe took such a Janie Ellzabetlt Sntdkr ·dec · seller) Bob Mltchwn's filming a celluloid nooflo liking to that when he died, be left Oscar the · to Carolyn Janet Reeves: Ceri: for G. Washington U.'s Dep~ of Medicine: on wbole agency (As!c)clated Bookings)- Merely of Trans., Salisbury. alcohollsin ... Poet Robert GraVI!s & wile were a gilt of milllo~ to the slill1XJllte Long Island Robert C. Hartenbach, Shff., .refuled viMa to Red Otina. Told him 'maybe talent-tycoon. J . C. Par~er to Paul Brooks, IOJIIellme in the future: ·he's 77. Watch N. Y. cops slough the wbole new Lots, Olive. lllowblz-area tenants are terrorized daily. spate of prostie joints masquerading as Paul Brooks to John c. '!be famed 1610 Bdwy. wilding has been ran· massage parlors ... Jimmy Coco played endless Hensley,· Barbara S. Hensley, liCked regularly;. other day a liNg stuck up poker gam~ wiUt Sophia Loren· while Utey Lots, Olive. filmed "Man of La Mancha" iJt Italy. When IMI!menat4p. m.... Managing Director Paul ltovloltbe Fotir Seasons has been clean.ehaven Jimmy accused Soph of being a sore loser she fGr decade~. Just gNW a moustache -because shtugg~: "I'm Neapolitan. All NeapOutans are bl'a olf to Hungary where he hasn't seen his sore losers." SURGERY SCHEDULED You Gotta Hlive a Gimmick: rock singer ' CHICAGO (UPI)- Chicago IIMIIIIIn Z yen - and,w)len he left, aported a 'lllche .,. When "Sowtd of Mlllic". opened on adopted little-boy costumes and called himself Bu~ center Tom Boerwlnkle is Bd117.,. II f'C'cl 10me strangely patrqnlzlng GU!Jert 0'Su111van because Engelbert HUm· scheduled for surgery Friday IIVIIW (not by U) but U. last flacal laugh perdinck Jlllde it that way. It didn't work. Gil's to r:ipalr 111 injury to Ute now makir~ like Tom Jonea -open shirt, tight patellar llpment in hla Left 9111 I, lectllded, fram RCA-Victor: blgsest •· old i . Deborah Kerr' 8 heme knee,andtheclubbaaacqulred It _... In NeUid history; 13,001),1100 pan .., same voce ... , Dennis Awtrey from the 'a~ .. done by~ aD over town. My wife donn't 'lrlnt to - aiJDllt tDO,IGO,OIIO. Ia in SwltJerland, but llhe • so certain her 1m- Philadelpbla 78en a a a . ·~ dleap." But wbeil we ut b,amburgwl wblle our ~ atJ ll'l dlnelar Jame' MareGn mlnent l.IJndon 111a7, "The Day Alter the AI· lt · · ced eat lobstera IIIII llelt, I'd aay llnanclq tbelr new home WQU)d a __ .;. "'·t ... e's ......... . a '-uae Z.:::.':'.:"'' , was IMOJIII •.,.. ~ • r· aell lor Ita Jonea fair.," wlll'""' """""',... •• ""'"n ... •nw_,lliMeuloolr:Ukepatays.let them work for it, un dldllllglrt, 1111 .....,..,, be'a been tapped for there lor a year ... WU1lam Conrld couldli't Awtrey; e-10 and 2tO pounds, Helen? -FRED •• ''Ciruuall" ml981, be told make It aa a singer ud become a succeasful from Santa Clara was Dear Fred: ... h1lldaD 11'1111 Terry actclr (now in TV's "CannOn"). So he's acquired fer the Bulls\ No. 2 Ri&hll! Wh7 not tell your kids you'll llnance their hOme of ''ell ....... dDIIa' " preparlnc a cafe act to go lllth bla TV stardom. cnlt choice In 1973 plua an ONLY II you twO hanllvMI prlvileaea the rest o1 your U"'? 1 Ia lbe lllCIIl lllnglnc, ol coll'lt. · -' unaMoUnced sum of cash.. '!bat should cool 'em! -B. · ' . 1 ' 2 4 g.b. 2 2 .500 1 1 ,, . h d Unittis benc e .' ~~~~e~n3 ~b Jets surprised ~f:U ~~neri sss 3 3 31 I 0 4 3 Hendrick cf Marquez ph Lewi s pr Tenace c Green 2b Odom pr By VITO STELiJNO UPI Sports Writer John Unitas, wbo burned Ute New York Jets for 376 yards while the Colt ..defense was giving up 496 yards passing to Joe NamaUt, will be on th~ bench Sunday when the Balti· more Colts invade· Shea Sta· dium·Sunday to battle the Jets. ''I don't understand bow they can bencll him after what he did against us in Baltimore," linebacker Larry Grantham of Ute Jets admitted. Unltas, who had been able to guide the Colts to only one victory in their first five game!;, got caught in the dispute between General Manager Joe Thomas and former coach Don McCafferty. McCafferty·insisted on using Unitas and that played a role in his dismissal on Monday when · John Sandusky was named Ute new coach. One of Sandusky's first acts was to name Domres, Ute former Columbia University standout, as the starting QB against the Jets. Domres hopes to make the most of his opportunity, especi· ally since Ute game will be in New York where he played in Columbia. "I'm really excited. I've got a lot of friends in New York," he said. Sandusky ls on the spot since McCafferty was so popular wiUt the ..tllayers, who were \ unhappy about his firing. Sandusky said, "I've wanted to be a head coach foc 16 years but I never wanted to happen under these circumstances. But now that it's done, I'll give jt my best shot." In the other games sunday, Dallas is at Washington, Cincinnati is lit Los Angeles, Buffalo is at Miami, Denver is at Oakland, Atlanta meets Green Bay at Milwaukee, San Diego is at Detroit, St. Louis is at the New York Giants, New England is at Pittsburgh, New Orleans is at San Francisco, Philadelphia Is at Kansas City and Cleveland is at Houston. In the Monday night TV special, the Minnesota Vikings, who've been a real disappointment this year, wiU face the Chicago Bears. The pivotal game Sunday will he Ute Cowboy-Redskin clash wiUt both teams boasting 4-1 recocds. The two clubs are tied foc firet place in the NFC Eastern Division race. Dallas hal won six of the last seven games between the two clubs but the nddsmakers are saying Utls is rated ·a tossup. LIVE ENTERTAINMENT . '1hat's Where We Want to Gou Holtzman p United Press (JtlernatiOna·l Ohio. Unive1·sity Coach Bill Hess . Sllys he has ·conched against ·"some great · quar· k · t.erbac s in my car~er" d tmg· such stars as Bob Friese, Len Dawson and John Brodie. But he adds Virginia _Tech's Don Strock "is lhe fin~ sr passing qua rterback v I 've been against." _ · " · . Hess will ge t another chance to go against Strock, the nalion's total offense leader, whe n the Gobblers visit Athens for a Home,poming game wi th I he Bobcats. Strock has completed 107 of 199 passes for 1,505 yards and five touchdo wns and his ff average total o ense for each game is :100.8 yards. "They are a very strong foot ball team and have perhaps the finest passing attack i n the countr·y," said Hess. "Theirs is a complete Offense. They can hurl you inside, outside and overhead. They use about every type pass you see on TV on a Sunday afternoon ... pockel ·passes,· roll outs, play.ac!ion and counter action.' 1 After winning two games in a row, lhe Bobcats were clouted 31-1 by Miami of Ohio last 4 0 0 0 Western Division k w. 1. pts gt ga wee · 41 3 o o 0 4 o 2 o Alberla 3 2 61 7 17 "Wedidno(play wellagainst Hegan lb Mincher ph Gobblers visit Athens o 2 o Houslon 0 0o 0 I 2 0 0 o0 1 0 2 I 0 o0 0 0 1 0 1 0 I 1 ·. 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 o0 0 1 o I 34 J 10 Blue p Fingers p Houston 5 Minnesota 1 Quebec 4 New Eng la nd 3 0 Los Ang 4 Philadelphia 2 (Only games sched uled) Friday's Games Philadelphia al Alberta Mi nnesola at Winnipeg 0 0 M~ ngu a l ph 1 Totals 3 One out wh en w innin g ru n sc ored Cincinnati ooo 000 020-2 Oakland 000 010 002- J E- Holtzman, Perez . DPCi hci nnali I, Oakland 1 . LOB- Ci ncinna1i 5, Qakl and 8. 2B- Green. Tolan . HR- Ten. ace. SB- Bench. S- Ja v ier . ip h r er bb so Gul!ell 7 5 1 1 Borbon I 1·3 2 1 1 o 3 I I Carro ll L Hollz man 7 2-3 6 1 1 Bl ue 1·3 I 1 I Fingers W I 0 0 0 3 2 6 13 14 Los Angeles 3 I 6 16 7 Win nipeg 2 2 4 14 15 Min nesota 1 3 2 B 16 Chicago 1 3 2 11 12 Thursday 's Resulls Chicago 6 Ottawa 2 Clevela nd 3 New York 1 2 0 0 0 ' 0 0 i I 0 0 1 Blue pitched to one batter in ninth ; Carroll pilched lo th ree batter s in ninth . t - 2:06. A-49,410. Tonight's games SEOAL Athens at Gallipolis Wellston at Ironton Logan at Jackson Meigs at Waverly SVAC Symmes Valley at Southern Hannan Trace at North Gailia Kyger Creek at Alexander Eastern at Miller Green at Southwestern Others Nelsonville-York at Belpre Vinton County at FederalHocking Fort Frye at Warren Local Point Pleasant at Ripley Ravenswood at Wahama Rock Hill at Oak Hill Ironton St. Joe at Fairland Coal Grove at SouUt Point PortsmouUt West at Wheelersburg PortsmouUt Notre dame at PortsmouUt Glouster at Centerburg {Onl y gam es sched uled ) ABA Standings By United Press International East w. I. pet. g.b. Caroli na 4 0 1 000 ' M emph is 2 2.5002 Kentucky 1 2 ,333 2'1' New York I · 2 .333 2'h Vi rginia 0 We51 4 ·000 4 w. I. pc t . g.. b San Diego 3 I .750 D enver 32 1I .667 .750 Ulah . •;, Indiana 2 2 .500 1 Dallas I · 4 .200 2'11 Thursday's Memph is 11 5 Da Resulls llas 113 IOn lygamesscheduledl Friday's Games Virgin ia at New York Utah vs Car olina al Greens boro Memphis al San Diego lnQ iana at Denve r <Onl y ga ines' scheduled) • Miami , making too many mistakes," he Sllid. "They played ml'stake proof football and look advantage of our _ miscues , and'thal's the story of the game." Miami, now 4·1, will meet South Carolina al Columbia, S. c ''" I d ·• "" ur ay. "This is a prestige game for us," said Miami Coach Blll Malory. " I didn 't copy anyone when I started doing 111Ydance In the end zone following iny touchdowns,'' he said. " I do it to help fire up our team. It 's something I've been qoing since hig h school." . Toledo meeLs Day ton after struggling to a 20-13 win over Western Michigan last week. In winning fou r of its last five games with Dayton, .Toledo.has held the Flyers to only 34 points. Unbe• te n Ashland will be after its seventh win when it meets Ohio Northern al Ada saturday following a costly 27-3 win over Central. Stale. · The Eagles lost tailback Bob Mahi for the season wiUt a knee injury . He scored one touchdown and racked up 83 yards in 15 carries. Unbeaten Heidelberg, which has won five games, and oncebeaten Baldwin-Wallace wiU meet in a top Ohio conference game. Heidelberg Is J.(J in Ute OC and Baldwin-Wallace suffered its first d~feat of the seasun 11·14 at the hands of Wittenberg after iour straight wins. EAGLES ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Meigs Aerie No . 2171 Fraternal Order of Ear:es, Pomeroy, Ohio, will celebrate its Thirty.Eighth An· . niversa ry Saturday, October 21 arld Sunday, October 22, 1972. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21st 11 :00 A.M.- Club Opens r:oo P.M. - Free Fish Fry 10 : oo.Till - Dance t Live Music) . SUNDAY, OCTOBER ~2nd 11 :00 A.M.- Club Opens 4:00P.M.- Free Chicken Dinner 5:00 . 9:00 - Dance (Live Music) WELCOME WELCOME WELCOME The Oll icers of Meigs Aerie No. 2171 welcomes all Eagle Memllers, Fam ilies, and Guesls to loin them in celebrat ing our Th irty-Eighth Ann iversary .' SWEATERS AND LEISURE TIME .ARE . AN UNBEAtABLE DUO . . Shop At·-:· .---------------~---~-, ! BAHR CLOTHIERS· . .I I I L-------~~~~:~~------J · EXCELLENT SELECT,ON Altet· experimenting with a pro offense and losing its first three games to Virginia,. Georgia Tech' and Mississfppi ,' the Gamecocks retm·ned to the power I and won its last two outings over Memphis State and Appalachian State. Awin for the Redskins would assure Miami of il.!l 30th con-. seculive non-losing' season. Kent Slate meets Xavier Saturday but the Flashes are · •• · wm · over st1'll savonng uoe1r Bowli~g Green and the daz. zling 63-yard pun\ re(urn for a to uchdo wn tum cd in by Olympic Gold Medul Wione,,, Geral Tinker, who does a little OF FAMOUS NAME BRANDS MEN'S ·. SWEATERS < Sle.evelessr pullover, cardigan . V-neck ·crew neck. belted. Th.e Iat~~ ·styles, color ano fabrics for Fall: .. da nce wh enevet· •he ~cores . ... ,, l· TOM RUE MOTORS SAYS ••• • IS m car NHL Standings By United Press International East w. 1. 1. pts gf ga Buffalo 4019220 Detroit 400822 8 Montrea l 3 0 I 7 16 9 N.Y. Rangers 3 3 0 6 23 22 22 151515 ' Toronto Vancouver 2 3 I 5 18 26 2 3042123 Boston NY islanders 1302· 917 West w. I. I . pis gf gl Pittsburg h 4 2 0 8 26 18 Chicago 420820IA · Minnesota 2 2 I 5 16 14 Philadelphia 2 2 I 5 16 19 St. Louis 1 2 2 4 15 18 Atlanta I 4 1 3 8 21 California I 3 0 2 10 14 Los·Angeles I 6 0 2 20 34 Thursday's Results · 6 Vancouver 0 (Only games scheduled) Tonigh)'s Game Phila at California (Only game scheduled) B~ttalo Saturday Night • 10:00 Tl~ 2:00 The Aristocrats Featuring Bruce Stal,.aker, vocalist 1 .The Meigs Inn *• '' WAIVBII8 ug:p NI!:W YORK (UPI)-The Ute r«tuhed ~~ limit; New York Kliicu of the Paulk, • NOoW forward, National Baahtball lad bleD • tbe .. tile AIIOdallon '11l1lrDy ullad 8lapnanla Cll I ta.tlttt' •aiwas 011 Charlie Pllllk In bull Oet. • but - ....... order to ..... lbelr I'Gitlr • 11u I J. ~~ ) ., g.b. Ross Grimsley in Ute sixth Don Mincher pinch-Oil a line Reils. Tenace broke the score- Cleveland o 3 .000 2 .single to right to send. Lewis game arid Jack BiUingham in Western Confer ence less spell with his homer- Ute Midwest Div ision the seventh,'' declared Ander• borne with the tying ·run and third he's hit in the Series ilfter w. 1. pet. g.b. son; · who. insisis grimly he's move Tenace to third base. only five ·all season long. Mi lwaukee 2 1 .667 Instead of following the sticking to his fo~ecast of a KC.Omaha I 2 .333 1 The I.() lead lasted untii Ute 1 2 333 1 "book" which says· baseball Reds' vicrory in seven games . eighth inning ')l'hen Ute Reds Chicago De Iroll I 2 ·.333 1 If the A's miss today, Utai in a situation like that you scored twice and seemed on the Pac ific Division Williams has his pitching walk the ba,tter intentionally to way to tying the ser4es. w. I. pet. , g. b. Seattle 2 1 .667 set up a force play at the plate, assignments all set. Rollie Fingers, who relieved Phoenix 2 1 .667 "U there's a sixth g3me, Anderson elected to pitch to Vida Blue in the ninth, sat on Los Anqeles 2 2 .500 •, Vida Blue will start it,'' Angel Mangual, who was the bench and became the Golden'state 1 1 .500 1 , 1 2 .333 I Williams said. "And If there's a advancing to the plate. , winning pitcher as his mates Porlland Thu rsday's Res ults Tena,ce Races Home seventh game, John Odom has rallied. Carroll, who came in Bal l 94 KC.Omaha B3 The 24-yearo(l]d l;'uerto Rican wiUt Ute count 2.aild-1 on that." !Only game scheduled) WiUt one out in Ute last of the punched a single off his fists Tenace, in the nirlth , becam~ Friday's Gam es Bull alo at Bos ton into short right· and Tenace ninth, in Thursday night's the losing pitcher. New York ai Cleveland game, Gonzalo Marquez pinch- raced home wiUt Ute winning Cincinnafl ab: r h bi Detroi t at M ilwau kee Rose If hit a single ro center off Pedro run. 4 0 0 0 Portland al Los Angeles 3 1 A tlanta af Houston The game, fourth straight in Morgall 2b Bo~bon and advanced to Tolan cf 4 0 ~ ~ .Golden st . al Sealtl e second when Gene Tenace, who Ute Series ~ he decided by one Bench c 4 0 2 0 !Onl y ga mes scheduled) had homered for Ute As' first run and Ute A's' sixth victory in Per ez lb 11/,HA Standiogs 4 o2 o run in the fiftfi in,ning, nine post<~eason games, began · McRae rf 4 0 1 0 By United Press lnternationat Menke 3b grounded a single to left off as a pitching duel between left. Conce 4 o o o Ea stern Division pcion ss 3 I I 0 w. I. pis gl ga Ken Holtzman of the banders Clay Carroll. With Allan ·Lewis G~lle tt p 2 o 0 o Cleveland 5 o 10 19 11 pinch-running for Marquez, A's and i>on Gu)lett of Ute Jav ier ph 0 0 0 0 New Eng l,and 4 1 8 15 9 Borbon p o 0 0 0 New Y ork 2 3 4 21 19 Carroll p O O OO Quebec 2 1 4105 Totals 32 2 1 2 Philadelphia o 3 o 5 13 Oakland ab r h bi Ollawa 0 4 0 17 28 APT. SIZE·'11CJIID up 30" '19CJDO up 36" •17r up • ~ ~ :~ Allan Ia RANGE SALE ...,ftft -•-t Atlantic Division . w. . I. pel. ' o 1.000 Bos Inn New York 3 1 .750 · Buflalo 2 1 .500 Phll~del phia 0 4 .OOO Centra l Division w. I. pel. "·. AA"> > .. .CHRYSLER ' . Ph. 992-3629 ~oyal Crt1wn Bottling Compan·y Middleport • ~1,1 " I I. TOM .· RUE. MOTORS, 39~ South ,3td Ave., Middleport, Ohio · <. �... . . .... ..... ' I ' ·~. '. , 2- 'lbe Dilly Seminel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Oct. 20, 1972. McGovern claims stllf has _chance . . ·. 3- '!be Dally Sentinel,Middleport-P~y, 0., Oct. 20, 1972 r. I. Pro Standings Television· Log . NBA Standings · < lly Ualted Preis lllltn~allonal relaxing over dinner. It must Sen. 'George' S. McGover:n be great ro feel way ahead in matters and an observance of against drug addictiOn, He Veterans' Day . later. defended the American IIIY!Ihestillhasa chance to win Ute race, leading the polls-to In other developments : involvement in Vietnam during tile presidency aiUtough :he be out in 'front according.to the . .. Agnew Attends Rally . the AI Sinith. dinner in New Jass in public opinion polls. , public opinion indicators. --Undaunted by hecklers, York. '!be SouUt i)!kota Democrat "One reason I have to leave Agnew attended a rally in -Sargent Shriver, the campaigned in three states early is Utaf I have to see a Bridgeport, Conn., where ·he Democratic vice presidential 'lburaday and during a stop in docror in Princeton, N.J.-a criticized McGovern and nominee, told a group of Brooklyn, N.Y., interjected a docror George Gallup." Gallup praised Nixon 's ·campaign DJinois bUSirN'!I.• PX!'<'111iVP. in cautionary note into his speech conducts a widely circulated ~ direct contrast to his presidential preference poll. previous predictions of a McGovern flew back . to presidentlal vicl!lry. Washin·gton after his brief . "It's very hard;" he rold dinner rel!Uirks for an . overseveral hunclred blacks gath- · night stay. He headed back to eted in' a Bedford-stuyvesant NewYorkearlytodayformore CLEVELAND (UPI)- a ~ious . pritential health haz. ilistric! Utreater. "It's uphill, campillgl!ing. Sen. Edward M. Pit we've got a ch8n~. I don't Kennedy, D-Mass., will join Following a 12-month check of ard and calls for prompt cor· think It's the impossible McGovern ronight at A rally in 150 Ohio community water rective action." The federal · EPA study was supplies, the U. S. Endream." Hackensack, N.J. made at the request of Dr. John Later, he referred to his Nixon was scheduled to.fly ro vironmental ,Protection trailing position in Ute polls at Philadelphia today to sign into Agency says 35 failed to meet W. Cashman, director of' the an AI Smith Memorial dinner ·taw his five-year, $30.2 billion . public health service drinking Ohio Dejlartment of Health. Of the 812 water community in New York, an affair also revenue sharing program. The . water standards. supplies, only 150 were used in "Failure to meet the bacterattended by Vice-President White House labeled the trip as ial standards indicates the the study because no data was ~iro T. Agnew. "non1XJlitical." It Mlllt Be Great Nixon announced plans drinking water is a potential available on 1~ per cent, and At one point in his remarks Thursday for two weekeod carrier of infectioliS disease,'' tl)e remainder faileil to do ad· he turned to Aljnew, wbo was radio speeches and an 80-rnile according to a report released equate bacterial sampling. The water samples were standing in for President Nixon motorcade through Ohio Oct. 'J:'hursday. "Such a situation is atthedinner,andsaid: "I have 28. The speeches Saturday and watched the vice president Sunday wiU cover domestic Chi¢.1go that the ticket will · sperid $22 million by election day and end the campaign free of debt · He said . McGovern headquarters' had received money from about 850 ' 000 . contributors, with Ute average · donation of $22. The money is DOW coming in at a rate Of $500,1100 a day, he said. -Pat·Nixon shook hands and kissed .volunteer workers oot ·shunned reporters and avoided comments or political nature at dedication ceremimies f~ a new cancer research facility in Detroit. a By United Press Inter national Ea stern Confe'rence Programs for Tonight ' and .Tomorrow · - FRIDAY,OCTOBER20, 1972 6:01l-News 3,4,8,10,1S ; NBC News 8,13 ; Truth or Conseq. 6: Insight 33. 6: 30-NBC News 3,4, IS ; ABC News 6 ; CBS News 8,10i I Dream of Jeannie 13; Hathoyoga 33, .. . 7:01l-WhafMy LineS ; Masterpiece Theatre 33; Wild Kingdom • 13; News 6, 10; Truth or Conseq. 3; Saint IS; Beat The Clock 4; Folk Guilar JJ. 7:30- To Tell The Truth 6: Pa.rent Game 10; Beat the Clock 13; Porter Wagoner 3.; Young Dr. Kildare 4; If's Your Bet 8; Wall St. Week 33. taken from January to Decem- sure. safety of our water sup- . 8:00- Book Beat 33: Brady Bunch 6,13; Uon At World's End 3,4,1S: Sonny 8i Cher S,IO. , ber, 1971. Those supplies which ply." 8: 30-Partrldge Family 6, 13; Little People 3,4, IS; Just The study also found that ·failed federal EPA bacterlal Generation 33. standards for a total of 30 days "over 50 per cent of the trailer · parks, camps, schools . and · 9:QO - Room 222 6, 13 ; Masterpiece Theatre 33: How to Handle a were considered failing. Woman 4,54, 15; Movie "Lure of the Wilderness'' 8; CBS EPA evaluators pointed out swimming pool sanitation proRf! ports 10. grams have not.been evaluated furids allocated by Ohio for 9: 30-Love , American Style 6,13. community water supply pro· since 11)68." 10 :00The American Experience 3,4,1S; Smithsonian Slmllar Conditions tection are inadequate to acAdventure .10: Wake Up John Doe 33. The federal EPA conducted 1,1 :Oil-News 3,4,6,8, 10,13, IS. complish effective sursimilar studies of Kentucky, 11 : 30- Dick Cavefi 6; Johnny Carson 3,4, IS; Movies "Mal or · veillance. Dundee" 8: "The Wao of the Worlds!' 10: "uevil's Angels" In 1971, Ohio spent $210,000 Tennessee and Vermont water 13. supplies and found similar confor its protection program. 'lbe 1: 00- Roller Derby 4; Mutiny in Outer Space 10: report recommended a mini· ditions. 1:30-News 4,13. EPA examiners are now mum annual bu\lget of·$800,000. studying Connecticut, New Siaff Limitations . SATURDAY, OCT. 21, 1912 6:30 - Christopher Closeup 10; TV classroom 8; ·Kentucky "Staff . limitations, par· Jersey, Kansas, Maryland, Afield 13. . ticularly in district offices, New Mexico, Idaho and 7:00Neighbors 13; Farm Front 4; Death Valley. Days 8; Fun have prevented the Ohio Wyoming. For Everyone 6• Ohio community water sup7: 15- Woman's PQinl Of VIew 13. Department of Health's water 7;30- .Man frPm C,O.S.L, 10: Gospel6 ; Farmbook 3.; Time For supply unit from lulfiUing its plies not meeting federal EPA Timothy 13; Dick Van Dyke 4; Archie's TV Funnies]. responsibilities," the study bacterial standards in the 1971 8:00 ~Underdog 3, 4. 15 ; Pufnstuf 13; Bugs Bunny 8, 10;. Ten. study were: nessee. Tuxedo 6. said . 8:30 - Bugs Bunny 10; Jetsons 3, 4, 15; Jackson Five 6, 13: In the northeast : The report also charged the Sabrina, The Teenage Witch 8. · ·. , state Department of Health has Tanglewood, North Hampton, 9:00 -,. Pln.k Panther 3, 4, 15; Osmonds 6, 13: Amazing Chan & The Chan Clan 8, 10. . been ~eluctant to issue orders Magnolia ~nd Waynesburg. 9: 30~ Houndcats 3, 4, 15; Movies6, 13, 8, 10. In Ute southwest: Anna, Getfor correcting water supply detysburg, Seaman, Adams 10:00 - Roman Holidavs 3, 4, 15. ficiences. 10:30-Barkleys 3, 4, 15; Josle 8i The Pussycat> 8, 10: Brady Kids 6, 13. . "Primary reason for this ap- County Water Supply Com· pany, Batavia, Bradford, 11 :00 Sealab 3, 4, IS; Flintstones 8, 10: Bewitched 13; pears to be Ute lack of specific Huckleberry Hound and Yogi Bear 6. regulations and design ... and Green County Sugar Creelt, 11 :30- Runaround 3, 4, 15; Kid Power 6, 13. water quality required ... and Lynchburg, Pleasant HiU, St. 12:00- Around The World In so Days 3, 4, 15; Funky Phantom 13; Batman 8: Archie's TV Funnies 10: Junior Bowling 6. Jack of well oriented legal aid Paris, Williamsburg, 12:30 - Lidsvlile 13; Fat Albert and The Cosby Kids 8; 10· Lockland, Greenville, London, and assistance in · preparing Talkin~ With A Giant 3. 4, 15. ' cases for action," the report Trenton and New Carlisle. 1:00- Children's Film Festival 8, IO i Roller Derby 6: Crafts In Ute northwest: BeaverWith Katy 3; Movie 4; Marshall Football 13. .· said. I: 30 Wally's Workship3; To Be Announced 13. dam, En on, Lindsey, Mt. Dr. Ira L. Whitman, director 2:00- Job Show 10; Garden Club 8; Wide World of Sports '6, 13: of the new Ohio EPA, said pro- Blanchard, NorUt Fairfield, Saint 15; NFL Game of the Week J. .· . ' . , . tecion ordrinking water will be Ohio .City, Pandora, Antwerp, 2: 15..., Changing Times 8. 1 2:30Urban League Presents 10; Vlewpolnt8: Roller of top priority for his agency. Continental, Plymouth and St. 3:00- The Issue 10: VIrginian 8; Death Valley Days 15. Derby·3. · "We are grateful to Ute U.S. Henry. 3:30- Colloge Football 6, 13; Wagon Train J; Explorers' 10: In the southeast: Beaver, Andy Griffith 15. EPA for evaluating the Ohio 4:00Right On 10; Folk Guitar 33. Laurelville, Pure Water Assoc· water supply program," he 4:30 ~ Wrestling Death Valley Days 10; To Be Announced. said. "With planned staff ex· iation, Stockport, McArthur 5:00 - Green Acres8:10; Doctor In the House 4. · pansiQn, we will be able ro take and Belmont County Sanitary 5:30 - Explorers 8; Lassie 10; Sesame Street 33; I Dream of Jeannie4; Country Carnlval3; Gospel Talent Time IS. necessary action to better as- District No. 3. 6:00- News, Weather, Sports 3, 4, 8: Movie "Uiysses"IO. 6: 15 - A Look at a Book 15. 6:30 -, NBC News 3, t 15; Hee HawS:' Hathayoga 33. •..;.,·_..._..,.,._.,.,•,•,..•,»~wH.vrv?l'i.9iN';f'ro'.i'O'T-'0'i'o'~':.O,•O~·,o..•,•.o.•,•,M'~'lffll'~~~ 7:00- Hee Haw 6; Lawrence Welk 4, 15; Lefs Make A Deal 3· 'o"o'o"o'•'-' Wail Till Your Father Gets Home 13. · ' 7:30- Na!hville Music 3; Beat the Clock 13; George Kirby 8. 8:00 - All'" The Family 8, 10; Emergency 3, 4, 15; Alias Smith 8i Jones 6; Burt Bacharach 13; Biography 33. 8:30- Bridget Loves Bernie 8, 10: New York Playhouse 33. ·>00•--Movies' ' '-Foot•.- fie"" tie" , ~ From· 1'1 , .of ! . ,. . . . . 1 •• • ' \.1).;1 ~.•.·;• fi Kong" 4; Col,lege Foolbtll6" IJi,Ma.rv lld'l!'.bl\lf1re8,10 ' '' ' .,. ":"" .. 9:'30.- Bob}'l~tw~rf8, 1011-ctfirs Ch01c(!l1 -,: ifl~ ' '"" ,, IO:·oo - ·M1sslon··lmposslbie8, j0; First Edttfon33. ' '' .~ By Helen Bottel 11:15- News 1, 13: West~rn Theatre IS. 11 :30- Psycho3 ; Woody Hayes 10; Movies "The Secret of Blood Island' 4; "The Foxes of Harrow" 8. I 12:00- Notre Dame Highlights 6; ABC News 13: Movie " The No Marriage Contract For Her! Legend of Lylah Clare" 10. · 12:30Movie "The Strange Door" 13. Dear Helen: I :00 ~ News 6. The legal marriage contracts I've seen run four or five pages 1: IS - Movies " Nightmare" 4; "Dracula" 6. • of fme print and cover every little detail, from who gets what I: 30- Movie " The Black Cat" 13. 2:00- Movie " The Wild One" 10. money, to specifics about each person's rights and privileges. 2:30 - Movie "Horror Castle" 13. Also, even more important: duties! 3:15- Movie "The Immortal Sergeant" 4. 3:30 - News 13. But Ute most common marriage contract - the license 5:15 - Movie "Freighters of Destiny" 4. leaves out an tile clauses that would make sense, retaining only senseless jabberwocky. SUNDAY OCT. 12, 1972 I suggested drawing up an agreement for my fiancee and I to 6:00 - Film 4. sign and have notarized, then file with a lawyer to whom we'llgo 6:30 - Day of Discovery 4; Newsmaker '72 13; Bob Harrlngtyn 6; Faith For Today 10. · in case of divorce. Or better yet, if everything is agreed upon, we 7:00Communique 6; Old Time Gospel Hour 13; Societies In wouldn'tneeda lawyer -we'd just present Ute paper to a judge, Transition 4; Mormon Conference 10. ~ take our rightful property and split. · 7:30 - Timet or Timothy 4; Faith For Today 8; Revival Flreu: Herald of Truth 3; Lamp Unto My Feet 10. My fiancee says this is old-blooded and, it' I'm expecting a 8:00 - Davey & Follath 4: Leonard Repass 8; Gospel Caravan divorce,.why marry? I say it is practical. You·don't expect a fire, 6; Church Service 13; Mormon Choir 3; Look Up and Live 10. 8:15 - Morning Report 4. but you buy fire insurance, just in case. 8:30- Oral Roberts 3; Try Our Health 4; Kathryn Kuhl~m ; What do you say? -FORWARD-LOOKING BRIDEGROOM Day of Discovery 8; Camera 10; Rev. Humbard 13; Revival Dear F.L.B.: Fires 15. · 9:00 ~ : Singing Jubilee 3; Cadle Chapel 4; Rex Humbard 1 ; You're right: a marriage contract is practical. . Oral Roberts 10; Archie's Fun House 8. · t Your fiancee Is right: putting human emotions on a business 9:30- Church by S!deof Road 4; Old Time Gospel Hour 8; Good News 10, 13. , 1. basis DOES seem cold-blooded. 1 10:00Church Service 4; Faith for Today 15; Curiosity ~tlo 6 ·Perhaps a detailed legal contract with rights, privileges 13: This Is Tije Life 3. \I ' and duties - clearly defined might help dissuade mismatched 10:30 - This Is the Life 15; Insight 4; Captain Noah 3· !lotre Dome l:l!ghlights 8. · / 1t couples from marrying. It COULD make people realize that 11 :00 TV Chapel 3; Joy !n Living 13; Camero Three~·. Con· marriage is a 5!!rious, full.tlme venture. sumer Report 15. . !) On the other hand, what lov~ruck pair bothers to rc!lld the 11 :30 - This Is The Answer 3; lns!ghll5; Make A Wish 6, )3·; Rex · Humbart 8; OSU Football 4. ,. fme print- or the writing on the wall? CBPA Bowling 6; Columbus Town Meeting ·10; Rev. My advice: if your fiancee doesn't want to plan for the 12:00Calvin Evans 13; Changing Times 15. . , divorce before the marriage, don 'I push il! -H. 12:30,- Revival Flre113; Pro Football Pre.Game Show 8; Meet the Press 3, 4, 15. I :00Pro For Football 8, 10, 15; Mer! Haggard 3; Issues & Dear Helen: Answers 13; Faith 8i The Bible 4. 1:30 - AmerlcanAdventure6: Dick Van Dyke4. '!be grown childien of elderly widows or widowers often 2:00Pro Football 3, 4: Point of View 6; Lower Lighthouse 13 prevent re-marriage for these lonely people because they fear 2: 30-lssues and Answers 6: College Football'7213. · they11 be done:out of Inheritances. My husband and I (we're 85 3: oo - Changing Times 13. ' 3:30- Wacky World of Jonathan Winters 6; Rookies 13; living and 68 and newlyweds) avoid!~~~ worry and got our children's 33. . blessings by drawing up a simple contract .Utat says the house is 4:00 - Mancini Generation 6; Baseball 3, 4; Pro Football 8 10 15; Living 33. ' ' mine, Ute trailer house on molintain property his, and so on down 4: 30 World of Survival 6, 13; Age of Anxiety 33. · the line. Whichever of us dies first, Ute otber only gets what is 5: ~ :- Wild Wild West 6; Movl.e "The,Court Jester" 13; Ripples listed as Ills or hers in the eontract. This, together with our wills, 3 6:00- News, Weather, Sports 6. . provides for our heirs - and for us. 6:30Untam"'f World 6; Hath4yoga 33. . It's a simple matter, and prevents much family conflict. 7:00- Lawrence Welk 13: 5afarl To Adventure 3; This Is Your Aller an, I wouldn't blame my children for being upset H my Life .I; Wild Kingdom IS; WaltTIIt Your Father Gets Home6· l,IFO 8; In The Know 10; Zooin 20. ' second marrJase might mean the old family borne went to ms World of Disney 3, 4, IS; Anna & The King 10; Let's Make 7:30 children. -PROVIDENT. ELDER A Deal 6; . Just Generation 33. • • Dear Readers: 8:00- FBI 6, IJ: .Mash 8, 10: Family Go me 33, 20r McMillan and Wife J, A, 1). Here Is an area where marriage contracts are essential. 9:00Dick Van Dyke 10; Master Piece Theatre33; Movie "The '!bey should be considered a part of the package in second Adventurers" 6, 13. marriages when children are inVolved. (And of course an sub- 9:30- Mannix 8, 10. 10:30- We Think YOu Should Know 3; Protectors 4' Evil T8udl sequent unions too.) -11. ' 8: High Road to Adventure 10; Pollee Surgeon t5.' , ' 11:00- News, Weather, Sports3, 4, 8,10, 15. · Dear Helen: 11:15- CBS News I, 10, IS. ,, - Johnny Carson 3, 4, IS; Face the Narion 10· Movie During the 30 years of our marrted Ufe, 1 held two joba so as 11:30 "Escape In tht'i'Oesert" e. 1' to provide a good borne for my wile and children. Now the kids 12:00- Movie "Mimr Buddwlng" 10. · ' I 12: 1S - News 6, 13: aremarrledand9nthtlrown-ol'loltboucht! Cottage Football '72 6. My wife and 1 uved lor our retirement years. But now it 12:3012:.45 - Movie ''Mardi Gras" 13. seema to j)e the ''style" to give your IIIIITied kids nmey for 1:00- News 4. 1:30- Judd 6. down mmenta on nice hom411, to buy 111011t ol U.lr lurnlture lor ., 2:30Local News 13. • them, to ne-let them strive or walt ~til they Nm their goals. . 35 Ohio water supplies are bad ··· <t ·~., . , : '~ '~ '• J;: •• ' ;; !I !!,, ::"•• WIN AT BRIDGE :1 Low Trump Play Insures ? 11 ' NORm It Q 6 5 4 3 : ~~ .,. 8432 · 1~ WEST EAST • KJ ·• 2 .: N: ··: ~1~~ · ~1 .• J87 2 6 •Ql095 soum '(D) I. I • A 10 9 8 7 • 54 3 t s 42 • AK Both vulnerable West North Eut South See article · Openin( lead-¥ J By Onvald. & James Jacoby If you can keep from look· ing at East and West cards, do so. You are in six spades in a match point duplicate game. Don't worry a bout how you got there. Jeff Rubens doesn't give any bid· ·ding in his book and we aren't going to give any here. · Some slams that should be bid when all cards are seen are almost impossible to bid 1 at the table and this is one 111 of them. North and SouUt If ·Ool)iJllwe ·21.high-card points ' an<! neither pI aye r .bas a singleton or a six·card suit. Anyway, there you are in six and a heart is opened. You win in dummy and lead ths three of · spades. East plays the deuce. At . this point you have a sure-thing play for your con· tract if you play a 1ow trump_ That is, it is sure unless Wesl wins -the trick with ~ singleton jack or king and gtVes his partner a ruff. This can happen, but iti,s so ~nbkely that you don t consider 11. Rubens says to play the tow trump an~ he is eminently correct. This play cos t s you an overtrick if West holds the singleton king of spades but it save~ your contract if East holds the king and jack of spades in addition to the deuce he has already played. The chance of a singleton king Is gre.ater but you are in such a good contract that you want to ·apply t!Je rubber bridge principle of safety. (HIWSPAPIR EHTIRPRISE ASSH.I The biddinr has been: West North Ellst Pass 1¥ Pass ? Pass 3• Pass You, South, hold : ItA K8 6 ¥A lOZ +K 5 .AJ64 What do you do now? A-Bid fo~r hearl!l. YoiU par~er York m~ ch arged in plot Bid. New has not ' shown t•ny ••,..,hJth. TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner continues , to live diamonds. What do you do now? Seod $1 lor JACOBY MODERN book ro: "Win at Bridge," (c/o tltis news. paper), P.O. s,. 489, Radia City Statioo, Htw York, H.Y. 10019. ·CINCINNATI (UPI)- A White Plains N.Y. man who • • had. worked 17 years for Nationwide Insurance Co. was arrested Thursday and charged wiUt the attempted ei<tortion of $280,000 from the company. FBI officials here announced the arrest of Glenn R. h' Whi Schubert, 45, at IS te Plains home . He was charged wiUt extortion through the inails. Agents charged Schubert with sending a letter to Nationwide officials saying "highly sophisticated explosive devices" had been placed in company buildings and would be detonated unless $280,000 was paid. Although an elaborate scav· enger hunt-type of payment plan was requested by Ute at· tempted extortionist, no money was ever psiil. No bombs were found in company· buildings. Nationwide officials.. said Schubert had worked for Ute firm from 1953, beginning as a claim adjustor in Buffalo, N, Y., until 1970, when he was a district claim manager in Westchester County, N.Y. Officials in Ute Columbus headquarters of the firm said they did not know if Schubert resigned or was fired and were. a .::::: :·, ~ .. :::. ~·e~ ··::: ~= ':<'» ·:' \c~ .. · ~~&.':':""'-~ Voice along Br'Way ; not sure how many places he worked between 1953 and 1970. Nationwide received a letter earlier . this month demanding the money. The company was· told to make payment by following instructions in notes hidden at points some 60 miles apart between Columbus and the Allegheny State Park on the Pennsylvania-New York border. .Two weeks ago an FBI agent posing as a Nationwide official went into the wooded area where the money was to be left. The FBI said the agent was fired at by an 1p1known person. The agent returned shots but the suspect fled. Neither was hit . Until Thursday's announce· ment of Schubert's arrest, both the FBI and the company had refused to disclose many details of the case, only saying Ute investigation was continu· ing, · FBI agents said SchUbert "was identified and located after a coordinated investigation by agents in Ohio, New York and Pennsylvania." The FBI said Nationwide of· flcials provided "im· measurable assistance in the Identification of Schubert as a suspect." If convicted Schubert could be sentenced up to 20 years and fined $10,000. . Meigs . .•'•'•'•'•'•'•w~·~ ;,o;..,o;.o;o;o;.o~~.·:tf~Q9>.-w;~.v. Dele~ . .U~!P. t Us. • • "';,.. •l ··~ -. nl o! llj {I 0'"" .......... Property Transfers ~~r~~~~~re By JOHN G. GRIFFIN UPI Sports Edlror OAKLAND ( UPI)-This co11ld be World Championship Day for the underdog Oakland A's, .who need only one more victory and have ace Jim "Cal(ish" Hunter primed to get it for them. . "Any tilne we have Hunter pitching, we have a chance ro win;: said ,A's Manager Dick Williams, trying hard to avoid sounding too confidimt after Thursday night's stunning 3-2 victory over the Reds in Ute fourUt game. The A's are suddenly on Ute verge of victory, just when it seemed that the Series would almost certainly be tied up 2-2. Oakland, which had fallen behind, 2-1, in the eighUt inning Thursday, sc!ll'ed two runs in the last half of the ninth on pinch hits to pull ouf the triumph. "One more loss and the mule will kick us," was Ute way Reds Manager Sparky Ander.son put it after the game, talking about the A's' mule mascot. Against Hunter Ute Reds reached In aesperation in tollay's I p.m. PDT fifth game lor Jim McGlothlin, who hasn't started a game since Sept. 23. Sticks to Forecast "After McGlothlin, it wiU be STATELINE, Nev. (UPI) -Harrah's Tahoe Racebook Thursday night couldn't decide on a favorite and offered odds of 11·10 on either team after the Oali!and Athletics topl a 3-1 lead over the ClDclnnatl Reds in the World Series. Tbe racebook quoted no odds for the serlas, which Oakland would clinch with one more victory In the bestof·seven games. $:C:lllt.I!S! i ; ; ; ;; 1 ol valuable of its kind. And she can't find Lloyd's By JACK O'BRIAN of London to insure it ... The Bill Melgs.Qaudia "MIND IF I GET Genteel song-team rehearse expensively: by MARRIED, DARLING?" NEW YORK (KFS) - Steve McQueen's phone - he lives in Calif., she in Fla. They'll · talldng over his probable marriage to All Carnegie Hall-it Nov. 15. Deal for Nell Simon to rewrite his delightful MacGraw w!Ut his not quite yet ex-wile Nelle ... "Little Me" stumbled on the way to a stage. Neil George Hamilton said at the Sea Fare of the Aegean he's made more .than a million on his wanted it for off-Bdwy, the producer demanded trivial Eve! Knlev~l kflick .. : Rod Steiger it on ... Barbara Miller of Ute Mayor's Office · i!p'Uilg for a 100.yearo<Jld ring for his .sweetie tells us "We are in.desperate need of volunteers James W. Burke, Sue Bfu.ke, Slerry Nelaon ... The rock age indeed: new whose talents lean towards childreno<Jrlented to John L. Swearinger, Joyce group heading here from London Is Terry programs - clowns, magicians, puppeteers Swearinger, Parcel, Columbia. Lionel Boggs, Mary Lu Dactyl arid the Dinosaurs ... Dining with oc- etb." It's a "Project Sunshine'! to provide en· tertainmenl in veterans hospitals, nursing Boggs to James B. Pettit, togenarian food and fel!UIIe coMoisseur Stanton Griff!Ut at Louise's E. 58th St. spot -a beauty bomes, children's hospitals, day car centers; Brenda Pettit, Lot, Middleport. plus tock groups for veterans hospitals and William B. Witte, Sarah Sue tJO years !be aenloc diplomat's junior (at least) where youngsters are conftned. Write Barbara Witte to Elmer White, Lucy ... The long-awaited return of Bobby Hackett to N.Y. is here: Bobby opened the brand new at her Queens L. I. office, Volunteer Action White, 0.93 A., Ches\er. Elsie M. lleVal, Elsie Marie uptown Half Note at 149 W. 54th St., opposite ' Center, 45-35 Kissena Blvd., Flushing, N. Y. 11355. . Kerwood · to Dwight Haley, LaScala restllurant; Stan Getz is his co..star and Big new theater-in-the-l'ound in West- Eulonda Haley, LotS, Mid· due soon are Jackie .Cain .and Roy Kral, Zoot chester County will be backed by a dozen dleport. Sms, Joe Wms., Woody Herman's noisy herd showbiz stars ... N. Y. isn't alone in the Era of Harry Benjamin Perry, etc. Pioneer midnight TV clown Jerry Lester's Terror: former N. Y. actor Marvin Kaplan's Nellie Gay Perry to Larry E. almlilg again ·&t a similar spot ... Mamie Van Coast home was robbed four times - so far ... Curtis, Alice F· Curtis, ParWe met Oscar Cohen when he wu office boy to eels, Chester· Doren has new troubles: she can't get an agent Anna L. Jones ro Allen .. Slerry Lynfal snooted a centerfold4ayout Joe Glaser, who managed Louis Armstrong, Turner Downie , Parcels , with an Imitation-Playboy mag; stays with waa agent lor Duke Ji;llington, Woody Herman Pomeroy. Para's "Badge 373" flick as produJ:..,.,.•t .., and a thousand acts. We met Oscar in P. J. Franklin Real Estate Co. to Between setups for ''The Friends of Eddie aarke's Ute other 2 a. m. looking prosperously County of Meigs Ease Salem Coyle" (from the lloston11r~cutor's wow- unlike Ute callow, kidojluited lad Joe took such a Janie Ellzabetlt Sntdkr ·dec · seller) Bob Mltchwn's filming a celluloid nooflo liking to that when he died, be left Oscar the · to Carolyn Janet Reeves: Ceri: for G. Washington U.'s Dep~ of Medicine: on wbole agency (As!c)clated Bookings)- Merely of Trans., Salisbury. alcohollsin ... Poet Robert GraVI!s & wile were a gilt of milllo~ to the slill1XJllte Long Island Robert C. Hartenbach, Shff., .refuled viMa to Red Otina. Told him 'maybe talent-tycoon. J . C. Par~er to Paul Brooks, IOJIIellme in the future: ·he's 77. Watch N. Y. cops slough the wbole new Lots, Olive. lllowblz-area tenants are terrorized daily. spate of prostie joints masquerading as Paul Brooks to John c. '!be famed 1610 Bdwy. wilding has been ran· massage parlors ... Jimmy Coco played endless Hensley,· Barbara S. Hensley, liCked regularly;. other day a liNg stuck up poker gam~ wiUt Sophia Loren· while Utey Lots, Olive. filmed "Man of La Mancha" iJt Italy. When IMI!menat4p. m.... Managing Director Paul ltovloltbe Fotir Seasons has been clean.ehaven Jimmy accused Soph of being a sore loser she fGr decade~. Just gNW a moustache -because shtugg~: "I'm Neapolitan. All NeapOutans are bl'a olf to Hungary where he hasn't seen his sore losers." SURGERY SCHEDULED You Gotta Hlive a Gimmick: rock singer ' CHICAGO (UPI)- Chicago IIMIIIIIn Z yen - and,w)len he left, aported a 'lllche .,. When "Sowtd of Mlllic". opened on adopted little-boy costumes and called himself Bu~ center Tom Boerwlnkle is Bd117.,. II f'C'cl 10me strangely patrqnlzlng GU!Jert 0'Su111van because Engelbert HUm· scheduled for surgery Friday IIVIIW (not by U) but U. last flacal laugh perdinck Jlllde it that way. It didn't work. Gil's to r:ipalr 111 injury to Ute now makir~ like Tom Jonea -open shirt, tight patellar llpment in hla Left 9111 I, lectllded, fram RCA-Victor: blgsest •· old i . Deborah Kerr' 8 heme knee,andtheclubbaaacqulred It _... In NeUid history; 13,001),1100 pan .., same voce ... , Dennis Awtrey from the 'a~ .. done by~ aD over town. My wife donn't 'lrlnt to - aiJDllt tDO,IGO,OIIO. Ia in SwltJerland, but llhe • so certain her 1m- Philadelpbla 78en a a a . ·~ dleap." But wbeil we ut b,amburgwl wblle our ~ atJ ll'l dlnelar Jame' MareGn mlnent l.IJndon 111a7, "The Day Alter the AI· lt · · ced eat lobstera IIIII llelt, I'd aay llnanclq tbelr new home WQU)d a __ .;. "'·t ... e's ......... . a '-uae Z.:::.':'.:"'' , was IMOJIII •.,.. ~ • r· aell lor Ita Jonea fair.," wlll'""' """""',... •• ""'"n ... •nw_,lliMeuloolr:Ukepatays.let them work for it, un dldllllglrt, 1111 .....,..,, be'a been tapped for there lor a year ... WU1lam Conrld couldli't Awtrey; e-10 and 2tO pounds, Helen? -FRED •• ''Ciruuall" ml981, be told make It aa a singer ud become a succeasful from Santa Clara was Dear Fred: ... h1lldaD 11'1111 Terry actclr (now in TV's "CannOn"). So he's acquired fer the Bulls\ No. 2 Ri&hll! Wh7 not tell your kids you'll llnance their hOme of ''ell ....... dDIIa' " preparlnc a cafe act to go lllth bla TV stardom. cnlt choice In 1973 plua an ONLY II you twO hanllvMI prlvileaea the rest o1 your U"'? 1 Ia lbe lllCIIl lllnglnc, ol coll'lt. · -' unaMoUnced sum of cash.. '!bat should cool 'em! -B. · ' . 1 ' 2 4 g.b. 2 2 .500 1 1 ,, . h d Unittis benc e .' ~~~~e~n3 ~b Jets surprised ~f:U ~~neri sss 3 3 31 I 0 4 3 Hendrick cf Marquez ph Lewi s pr Tenace c Green 2b Odom pr By VITO STELiJNO UPI Sports Writer John Unitas, wbo burned Ute New York Jets for 376 yards while the Colt ..defense was giving up 496 yards passing to Joe NamaUt, will be on th~ bench Sunday when the Balti· more Colts invade· Shea Sta· dium·Sunday to battle the Jets. ''I don't understand bow they can bencll him after what he did against us in Baltimore," linebacker Larry Grantham of Ute Jets admitted. Unltas, who had been able to guide the Colts to only one victory in their first five game!;, got caught in the dispute between General Manager Joe Thomas and former coach Don McCafferty. McCafferty·insisted on using Unitas and that played a role in his dismissal on Monday when · John Sandusky was named Ute new coach. One of Sandusky's first acts was to name Domres, Ute former Columbia University standout, as the starting QB against the Jets. Domres hopes to make the most of his opportunity, especi· ally since Ute game will be in New York where he played in Columbia. "I'm really excited. I've got a lot of friends in New York," he said. Sandusky ls on the spot since McCafferty was so popular wiUt the ..tllayers, who were \ unhappy about his firing. Sandusky said, "I've wanted to be a head coach foc 16 years but I never wanted to happen under these circumstances. But now that it's done, I'll give jt my best shot." In the other games sunday, Dallas is at Washington, Cincinnati is lit Los Angeles, Buffalo is at Miami, Denver is at Oakland, Atlanta meets Green Bay at Milwaukee, San Diego is at Detroit, St. Louis is at the New York Giants, New England is at Pittsburgh, New Orleans is at San Francisco, Philadelphia Is at Kansas City and Cleveland is at Houston. In the Monday night TV special, the Minnesota Vikings, who've been a real disappointment this year, wiU face the Chicago Bears. The pivotal game Sunday will he Ute Cowboy-Redskin clash wiUt both teams boasting 4-1 recocds. The two clubs are tied foc firet place in the NFC Eastern Division race. Dallas hal won six of the last seven games between the two clubs but the nddsmakers are saying Utls is rated ·a tossup. LIVE ENTERTAINMENT . '1hat's Where We Want to Gou Holtzman p United Press (JtlernatiOna·l Ohio. Unive1·sity Coach Bill Hess . Sllys he has ·conched against ·"some great · quar· k · t.erbac s in my car~er" d tmg· such stars as Bob Friese, Len Dawson and John Brodie. But he adds Virginia _Tech's Don Strock "is lhe fin~ sr passing qua rterback v I 've been against." _ · " · . Hess will ge t another chance to go against Strock, the nalion's total offense leader, whe n the Gobblers visit Athens for a Home,poming game wi th I he Bobcats. Strock has completed 107 of 199 passes for 1,505 yards and five touchdo wns and his ff average total o ense for each game is :100.8 yards. "They are a very strong foot ball team and have perhaps the finest passing attack i n the countr·y," said Hess. "Theirs is a complete Offense. They can hurl you inside, outside and overhead. They use about every type pass you see on TV on a Sunday afternoon ... pockel ·passes,· roll outs, play.ac!ion and counter action.' 1 After winning two games in a row, lhe Bobcats were clouted 31-1 by Miami of Ohio last 4 0 0 0 Western Division k w. 1. pts gt ga wee · 41 3 o o 0 4 o 2 o Alberla 3 2 61 7 17 "Wedidno(play wellagainst Hegan lb Mincher ph Gobblers visit Athens o 2 o Houslon 0 0o 0 I 2 0 0 o0 1 0 2 I 0 o0 0 0 1 0 1 0 I 1 ·. 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 o0 0 1 o I 34 J 10 Blue p Fingers p Houston 5 Minnesota 1 Quebec 4 New Eng la nd 3 0 Los Ang 4 Philadelphia 2 (Only games sched uled) Friday's Games Philadelphia al Alberta Mi nnesola at Winnipeg 0 0 M~ ngu a l ph 1 Totals 3 One out wh en w innin g ru n sc ored Cincinnati ooo 000 020-2 Oakland 000 010 002- J E- Holtzman, Perez . DPCi hci nnali I, Oakland 1 . LOB- Ci ncinna1i 5, Qakl and 8. 2B- Green. Tolan . HR- Ten. ace. SB- Bench. S- Ja v ier . ip h r er bb so Gul!ell 7 5 1 1 Borbon I 1·3 2 1 1 o 3 I I Carro ll L Hollz man 7 2-3 6 1 1 Bl ue 1·3 I 1 I Fingers W I 0 0 0 3 2 6 13 14 Los Angeles 3 I 6 16 7 Win nipeg 2 2 4 14 15 Min nesota 1 3 2 B 16 Chicago 1 3 2 11 12 Thursday 's Resulls Chicago 6 Ottawa 2 Clevela nd 3 New York 1 2 0 0 0 ' 0 0 i I 0 0 1 Blue pitched to one batter in ninth ; Carroll pilched lo th ree batter s in ninth . t - 2:06. A-49,410. Tonight's games SEOAL Athens at Gallipolis Wellston at Ironton Logan at Jackson Meigs at Waverly SVAC Symmes Valley at Southern Hannan Trace at North Gailia Kyger Creek at Alexander Eastern at Miller Green at Southwestern Others Nelsonville-York at Belpre Vinton County at FederalHocking Fort Frye at Warren Local Point Pleasant at Ripley Ravenswood at Wahama Rock Hill at Oak Hill Ironton St. Joe at Fairland Coal Grove at SouUt Point PortsmouUt West at Wheelersburg PortsmouUt Notre dame at PortsmouUt Glouster at Centerburg {Onl y gam es sched uled ) ABA Standings By United Press International East w. I. pet. g.b. Caroli na 4 0 1 000 ' M emph is 2 2.5002 Kentucky 1 2 ,333 2'1' New York I · 2 .333 2'h Vi rginia 0 We51 4 ·000 4 w. I. pc t . g.. b San Diego 3 I .750 D enver 32 1I .667 .750 Ulah . •;, Indiana 2 2 .500 1 Dallas I · 4 .200 2'11 Thursday's Memph is 11 5 Da Resulls llas 113 IOn lygamesscheduledl Friday's Games Virgin ia at New York Utah vs Car olina al Greens boro Memphis al San Diego lnQ iana at Denve r <Onl y ga ines' scheduled) • Miami , making too many mistakes," he Sllid. "They played ml'stake proof football and look advantage of our _ miscues , and'thal's the story of the game." Miami, now 4·1, will meet South Carolina al Columbia, S. c ''" I d ·• "" ur ay. "This is a prestige game for us," said Miami Coach Blll Malory. " I didn 't copy anyone when I started doing 111Ydance In the end zone following iny touchdowns,'' he said. " I do it to help fire up our team. It 's something I've been qoing since hig h school." . Toledo meeLs Day ton after struggling to a 20-13 win over Western Michigan last week. In winning fou r of its last five games with Dayton, .Toledo.has held the Flyers to only 34 points. Unbe• te n Ashland will be after its seventh win when it meets Ohio Northern al Ada saturday following a costly 27-3 win over Central. Stale. · The Eagles lost tailback Bob Mahi for the season wiUt a knee injury . He scored one touchdown and racked up 83 yards in 15 carries. Unbeaten Heidelberg, which has won five games, and oncebeaten Baldwin-Wallace wiU meet in a top Ohio conference game. Heidelberg Is J.(J in Ute OC and Baldwin-Wallace suffered its first d~feat of the seasun 11·14 at the hands of Wittenberg after iour straight wins. EAGLES ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Meigs Aerie No . 2171 Fraternal Order of Ear:es, Pomeroy, Ohio, will celebrate its Thirty.Eighth An· . niversa ry Saturday, October 21 arld Sunday, October 22, 1972. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21st 11 :00 A.M.- Club Opens r:oo P.M. - Free Fish Fry 10 : oo.Till - Dance t Live Music) . SUNDAY, OCTOBER ~2nd 11 :00 A.M.- Club Opens 4:00P.M.- Free Chicken Dinner 5:00 . 9:00 - Dance (Live Music) WELCOME WELCOME WELCOME The Oll icers of Meigs Aerie No. 2171 welcomes all Eagle Memllers, Fam ilies, and Guesls to loin them in celebrat ing our Th irty-Eighth Ann iversary .' SWEATERS AND LEISURE TIME .ARE . AN UNBEAtABLE DUO . . Shop At·-:· .---------------~---~-, ! BAHR CLOTHIERS· . .I I I L-------~~~~:~~------J · EXCELLENT SELECT,ON Altet· experimenting with a pro offense and losing its first three games to Virginia,. Georgia Tech' and Mississfppi ,' the Gamecocks retm·ned to the power I and won its last two outings over Memphis State and Appalachian State. Awin for the Redskins would assure Miami of il.!l 30th con-. seculive non-losing' season. Kent Slate meets Xavier Saturday but the Flashes are · •• · wm · over st1'll savonng uoe1r Bowli~g Green and the daz. zling 63-yard pun\ re(urn for a to uchdo wn tum cd in by Olympic Gold Medul Wione,,, Geral Tinker, who does a little OF FAMOUS NAME BRANDS MEN'S ·. SWEATERS < Sle.evelessr pullover, cardigan . V-neck ·crew neck. belted. Th.e Iat~~ ·styles, color ano fabrics for Fall: .. da nce wh enevet· •he ~cores . ... ,, l· TOM RUE MOTORS SAYS ••• • IS m car NHL Standings By United Press International East w. 1. 1. pts gf ga Buffalo 4019220 Detroit 400822 8 Montrea l 3 0 I 7 16 9 N.Y. Rangers 3 3 0 6 23 22 22 151515 ' Toronto Vancouver 2 3 I 5 18 26 2 3042123 Boston NY islanders 1302· 917 West w. I. I . pis gf gl Pittsburg h 4 2 0 8 26 18 Chicago 420820IA · Minnesota 2 2 I 5 16 14 Philadelphia 2 2 I 5 16 19 St. Louis 1 2 2 4 15 18 Atlanta I 4 1 3 8 21 California I 3 0 2 10 14 Los·Angeles I 6 0 2 20 34 Thursday's Results · 6 Vancouver 0 (Only games scheduled) Tonigh)'s Game Phila at California (Only game scheduled) B~ttalo Saturday Night • 10:00 Tl~ 2:00 The Aristocrats Featuring Bruce Stal,.aker, vocalist 1 .The Meigs Inn *• '' WAIVBII8 ug:p NI!:W YORK (UPI)-The Ute r«tuhed ~~ limit; New York Kliicu of the Paulk, • NOoW forward, National Baahtball lad bleD • tbe .. tile AIIOdallon '11l1lrDy ullad 8lapnanla Cll I ta.tlttt' •aiwas 011 Charlie Pllllk In bull Oet. • but - ....... order to ..... lbelr I'Gitlr • 11u I J. ~~ ) ., g.b. Ross Grimsley in Ute sixth Don Mincher pinch-Oil a line Reils. Tenace broke the score- Cleveland o 3 .000 2 .single to right to send. Lewis game arid Jack BiUingham in Western Confer ence less spell with his homer- Ute Midwest Div ision the seventh,'' declared Ander• borne with the tying ·run and third he's hit in the Series ilfter w. 1. pet. g.b. son; · who. insisis grimly he's move Tenace to third base. only five ·all season long. Mi lwaukee 2 1 .667 Instead of following the sticking to his fo~ecast of a KC.Omaha I 2 .333 1 The I.() lead lasted untii Ute 1 2 333 1 "book" which says· baseball Reds' vicrory in seven games . eighth inning ')l'hen Ute Reds Chicago De Iroll I 2 ·.333 1 If the A's miss today, Utai in a situation like that you scored twice and seemed on the Pac ific Division Williams has his pitching walk the ba,tter intentionally to way to tying the ser4es. w. I. pet. , g. b. Seattle 2 1 .667 set up a force play at the plate, assignments all set. Rollie Fingers, who relieved Phoenix 2 1 .667 "U there's a sixth g3me, Anderson elected to pitch to Vida Blue in the ninth, sat on Los Anqeles 2 2 .500 •, Vida Blue will start it,'' Angel Mangual, who was the bench and became the Golden'state 1 1 .500 1 , 1 2 .333 I Williams said. "And If there's a advancing to the plate. , winning pitcher as his mates Porlland Thu rsday's Res ults Tena,ce Races Home seventh game, John Odom has rallied. Carroll, who came in Bal l 94 KC.Omaha B3 The 24-yearo(l]d l;'uerto Rican wiUt Ute count 2.aild-1 on that." !Only game scheduled) WiUt one out in Ute last of the punched a single off his fists Tenace, in the nirlth , becam~ Friday's Gam es Bull alo at Bos ton into short right· and Tenace ninth, in Thursday night's the losing pitcher. New York ai Cleveland game, Gonzalo Marquez pinch- raced home wiUt Ute winning Cincinnafl ab: r h bi Detroi t at M ilwau kee Rose If hit a single ro center off Pedro run. 4 0 0 0 Portland al Los Angeles 3 1 A tlanta af Houston The game, fourth straight in Morgall 2b Bo~bon and advanced to Tolan cf 4 0 ~ ~ .Golden st . al Sealtl e second when Gene Tenace, who Ute Series ~ he decided by one Bench c 4 0 2 0 !Onl y ga mes scheduled) had homered for Ute As' first run and Ute A's' sixth victory in Per ez lb 11/,HA Standiogs 4 o2 o run in the fiftfi in,ning, nine post<~eason games, began · McRae rf 4 0 1 0 By United Press lnternationat Menke 3b grounded a single to left off as a pitching duel between left. Conce 4 o o o Ea stern Division pcion ss 3 I I 0 w. I. pis gl ga Ken Holtzman of the banders Clay Carroll. With Allan ·Lewis G~lle tt p 2 o 0 o Cleveland 5 o 10 19 11 pinch-running for Marquez, A's and i>on Gu)lett of Ute Jav ier ph 0 0 0 0 New Eng l,and 4 1 8 15 9 Borbon p o 0 0 0 New Y ork 2 3 4 21 19 Carroll p O O OO Quebec 2 1 4105 Totals 32 2 1 2 Philadelphia o 3 o 5 13 Oakland ab r h bi Ollawa 0 4 0 17 28 APT. SIZE·'11CJIID up 30" '19CJDO up 36" •17r up • ~ ~ :~ Allan Ia RANGE SALE ...,ftft -•-t Atlantic Division . w. . I. pel. ' o 1.000 Bos Inn New York 3 1 .750 · Buflalo 2 1 .500 Phll~del phia 0 4 .OOO Centra l Division w. I. pel. "·. AA"> > .. .CHRYSLER ' . Ph. 992-3629 ~oyal Crt1wn Bottling Compan·y Middleport • ~1,1 " I I. TOM .· RUE. MOTORS, 39~ South ,3td Ave., Middleport, Ohio · <. �,. ... . . . ' / • 'I 5'-The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Oct. 20, 1972 t-'111eDaily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o., Oct. 20, 91m Today.;--==-1 Hoosier linebackers said tough ! SpQ'(t Par_a.d~ ~; Chester co.uitcil graded 'excellent' ·OOLUMBUS {WI)- Ohio Ohin State uses only three RandyKeith,'ll'hohaveg•lned _ _.;,__ _ _- ' - - , - - - - -·- - - - , - - - - - - -........- - : - ~. By MILTON RICHMAN r:~ State'schief scoot, Esco Sark· .'linebackers in Randy 197 and 190 yarda, respectiVely, The Bengal! meet the Rams :n 111'1 R!l<>rl• F~JCfll' :::,- kinen, says Indiana feels il has Gradishar Rick MilleiM and and tailback, Elmer Lippert 'D .·. SUnday .ln l»s Angelf!! MemO' .. · (/Al\LAND (UPIJ -DOn Mincher's friends always walk on his the four best llnebacllers in the Vic Koegel, who 1:1 OOubtful who has 170. . rial ColiseUm. left sld nation. The Hoosiers would starter Satunlay 1-eCause of a But the Hoosiers, who cloute. certainly get an argument knee injury. , ed Wbconain 33-7 last ~ i ~t's because they know he can't hear a thing out of his right about that around these parts • Grael<har has had 17 solo eamot be taken lighUy. wee., . 1 e,. . . and the argument could be lilckles and 30 assists, Mid"There's a Rose Bowl rue He's Jr8clically ;one deaf on that side, a little memento he'll decided Saturday. · dleton llaolo taales and 24 around Bloomington," said CINCINNATI (UP!). college. '-;~Whee the restba~-~~Unalnrallllifed'e90fromila ball gahome fhi"?tsr years agtho. Ohio State, ranked fifth in the assists, and Koegel 15 solo Sarkkinen. "1told him !coached my pro . n a ..,.,.. prope m es per ur yov m e nation and unbeaten aft.er four tackle! and 2 assists. Ohio The IJidiana attacll is led by Cincinnati Bengals Coach Paul teams just as I dld on,. the Brown helped Tommy Prothro face, you never forget it,'' says big, affable Don Mincher, who· ,wins, takes on a tough lndiana SUite has . played one fewer quarterbacll Ted McNulty, l! almost bad all his lights putout in that ball game back iJ1 1968. · team that has lost only once in games than the Hoosiers . . product of the Columbus out.lllst year when the former college level. with some refine.UCLA coach took over as menta, of.course(' Brown said. , · Sometimes, the hug~, good natured Oakland firllt baseman five games. Where the. Hoosier lineback- suburb of Upper N'lington. thinks about how that accident nearly finished him for good. He "They consider their four not er~ and defensive Une will real- · ..McNulty has thrown for sev- leader of the Los Angeles "I told him lbe principles be· I has a tendency to thinkahout it when he's nat hitting. More often, only the best In the conference Iy be tested is by the Ohio Stat,e en to~lr;IQWIIS in completing 71 Rama. On Sunday Brown will hind it are pretty much the find out bow milch sank ID. same." he doesn't think about lt. · but the best in the nation,'' said running game, which has of 12111 passes for 345 yards. The Bengals coach said from ' Tommy called me when we When Dick Wllllams, the Oakland manager, sent him up to Sarkkinen. averaged 312.5 yards a· game The top receiver iS swing for Dicit Green with runners on firlll and second, one out The four are outside · and is fifth in the nation In Scolnlk who has caught 30 were in the (National Football) what be can determine the Rami are dependent'on Roman and the A's trailing the Cincinnati Reds, Z-1, iri Thursday night's · linebackers Rod ·Lawson and rl!Shing c:lferiae. • passes for 428 yards and five league meetings in March 1971 . in Palm Beach and asked if he Gabrle~, their quarterback. fourth World Series contest, Mincher had only one thing on his jerry Johnson and Inside The l,t;~~dlng rusher for the touchdowns. "The type of game they pllly could have breakfast with mind. · llnebackersMikeFulk and Rob Buckeyes is freshman , sen- The rushing corps is led by depends on how well Roman That ODe Thing . Spicer. !ation Archie GrUfm, who has left halfback Ken Starfi1tg, who me, n Brown remembers. Gabriel bas been," be said. ''He wanted to talk about the Fulk haa 37 solo tackles and gained m yards In 69 tries for basgairied 440 yards ir} 101 car- . Fast ball. difference in handling pro "Their early season · troubles Clay Carroll, who was pitching for the R$, thraws about as 21 assists, Spicer 42. and 11, an average of 6.8 yards a ries for a 4.2 yard per carry players compared to college all stem from him. hard as an)Wdy In the National League . .Mincher knew Carroll Johnsn 33 and 10, and Lawson carry. He Is followed by average. "The 'secretof the team is an plllyers· and asked if we ap16 and 9. fullbackj! .Champ R•n"m onrl When every oecond cou1nts,l wouldn't be offerlnj! him any "lollipops." excellent otfensive and de· Jroached tbe technical aspects ahe needs a timrpitce 1he "I'm looking for a fast ball," said Mincher. "By that r don't of the game as we did in fensjve line," he added. can count on. Like these mean I'm standing there saying 'here conies a high fast ball and neatly de.igned nurses' I'mgonnahitit.' IwlSh I wasthatgoildahitter, but I'm not." ,. · waccbrs by Bulova. Den Mincber coo1d be a better hitter than he thinks. Shock resiStant. 17 jewels precioe. With 1. Eligible Veterans who served on Active duty for a period of He waa good enough to clip Carroll for a clutch single that a sweep ~tcond more than I~ days are entitled to 112 months of Educational ckvwln the,tying run, set49,410patrona in{)akland Coliseum to ha~d~ u~bfl'akable Assistance from the VA for each month they served not to exceed CII'I"Jlng on as if the war in Vietnam suddenly had ended, aud open to the public. The menu mamsprtng, RACINE - Final plans for a 36 months. (True) laid the groundwork for Angel Mangual's game-winning pinch consists of vegetable soup, euy·reading 2. ~ational Guardsmen disabled while 00 active or lraming · Class officers for 1972-73 soup supper and Halloween chili, hot dogs, sandwiches, lingle which fOllowed a moment cir so later. dial. carnival to be held Saturday duty may be eligible for VA VisabWty Benefits. (True) were named in elections held at In Don Minc~r's baselm!llifetirne, which embraces loUrs of were made at a meeting of the homemade pie, cider, coffee 3. Government checks for CompensatiOII or Pension are Meigs High School Thur~ay ckity With the Minnesota Twins, Qllifomia Angels, Seattle Pilots, and Kool-Aid. subject to seizure by a creditoc: or for taxes. (False) . morning. Students elected Racine PTA Monday night. A and Tens Rangers before coming to the A's this summer, there The carnival will follow the were: · supper will be served at 5 p.m., supper hour. Featured will be a " 4. When a Widow remarries, her Pension rights stop, ~ut the Seniqrs _ Andy vaughan, have been relatiwly few red-letter days. · continue at a larger amount. (• T rue) children's rights country store and games. Now you would tblnk that when he has just come from 5. A Veteran carryingG.I. Life Insurance camot change president; Randy Haynes, vice deUvering theklnd of clutch hlthedidfortbe A'sThursday night, president; Denise Hendricks, ' helping them take a eoolmanding :J.i!ame~ne lead in the henetlclary without the consent of the beneficiary. (False) secretary; David Gerard , Teacher attends (Presented as a weekly Public Service by your Meigs County treasurer. All seniors elected meeting at inn Series aa be did, they might let him enjoy his moment in the sun, Veterans Office) wer.e members of the Gold so to speak, but did they? They did not. , Phyllis Hackett of the Lot Time Remembered Party with the exception of Bradbury School participated The Meigs 7th and 8th grade ~ Miss Hendricks, who ran on the in a conference on "Continuous football squad lost its fourth Some blackguardrememhered Den Mincher's last time at lilt. Maroon ticket. · Spectllcally, this spoilsport remembered that Mincher had Progress" al the Ramada Inn straight game In that many Junlors - Debbie Knight, North in Colum~. Oct. 2 and· outings Thursday at Mldlllnldt out as a pinch-hitter In playoff game No. 3 with Detroit president; Peggy O'Brien, vice 3, attended by· teachers and dleport where they. were nine days 11110. president; Jeanie Schneider, administrators from schools . defeated 24-8· by the Pt. Mincher had stOod there with the bat on his shoulder, and then, secretary; Shelly Mankin, t.oocling about it,.be had gone to the manager, DiCk Willlams, Pleasant Junior High squad. Several Meigs High School treaslp-er. Miss Schneider ran throughout the s(ate. and demanded another cliance. Dr. Tom Haddock, of the Steve Randolph . scored COLUMBUS Ohio's girls are participating lh . on the Gold Party ticket while Den Mincher, the story circulated, had a mean one for Dick agriculture, development, and classroom and office ,work · at University of Arizona con- Meigs' .only touchdowns when the remainder ran on the dueled the conference. Areas he plunged one yard across the WIIIIA!DI. future envrionmental changes Salisbury Elementary School. Maroon Party slate. studied included Implementing goalline. Brentley Seth ran in What'siDCft, W.llllams had better Use him soon again, or else. were under study at a recent Durcng the first period of Cindy Sophomores the Individualized or con- the extra points. Coach Jon You don't me111 with Don Mincher, who's big enough to fit right in sUltewide meellng here of the every morning four girls, Schneider, president; Jenny tinuous . progress program, Arnott's Baby Marauders will Use Our Christmas , With the Oakland Raiders' front four. , U. S. Soil Conservation Service Debbie Call, Amy Hamm, Chapman, vice president; Lay Away Plan! . ''Where do they ever get a notion like that?" protested the (SCS). Nancy Buskirk, and Paula Vicki Vaughan, secretary, and record keeping, evaluation of play the Athens Junior High at chil~ren, reporting to parents, Middleport next Thursday. · 1 . ---------1 llllllable, clr&wllng 6-loot.J; 21().pounder from Meridianville, Ala. David Parry, district con- Morris, work with t.eachers in Maureen Hennessy, treasurer. and writing materials for inservationist for the federal breaking down the ratio ol "I~ saki anything JJke that to the manager. Heel!, I didn't ......:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:····· •,•.•.•,•.•.•.•.•.••. • •, Schneider and Hennessy were dividualized programs. · remember striking out against Detroit 'until someone agency ln Pomeroy, was one of pupils in the .subject area of on the Gold ticket while the l:irweht It up. What do they think I do when I strike out, go home the over 200 ·professional reading. olher two were on the Maroon ancl cry about It? Look, the guy (Joe Coleman) threw me three employees a!tending the three In the afternoon three more ticket. PRICE OF WAR girls, Shirley Alkire, Cheryl CLEVELAND (UPI) good pitches. So I struck out. Big de.al. It wasn't the first time, day session. . Freshman - Kathy Rupe; l»ng, and Brenda l»ng are president; Kathy Werry, vice Albert '· Gore', ." former and It ,.on•t be l)le last." • working with several teachers president ; Karen Johnson, Democratic senator from ~ Didt W~IQJ a~ h'stened to expl;lip there were no dif· . THREE HELPING and the principal In dassroom secretary; Autumn Sayre, Tennessee, said · Wednesday ferences between him and his first baseman . The Bradbury School has and office work. "I Love Mblcb" treasurer. Miss Sayre ran President Nixon's veto of a three student teachers from "Are you ldddlng?" he said. "!love Minch. I ain't ever ·gonna under the Gold Party while the water pollution cleanup bill "ls Ohio University who began get him macl. He's liable to beat the hell outta me.'' others were on the Maroon just one more price we must work there on Sept. 26 and will pay for the war." Party ticket. "Ob, no," Don Mincher reassured his manager . "I'd never do be there until Christmas that." A thought for the day : u.s, vacation. Miss Darlene Patrick LADIES' FASHIONS U you press the A's' first baseman for some of the details is working with Mrs. Phyllis historian Henry Brooks Adams pertaining to when ·he was hit in the jaw by Sudden Sam Mc- Hackett, Miss Shelley Katz said, "Knowledge of human Pleasing You BOLES REPORTS Dowell In 111118, he obliges, although It's eaay to tell he'd rather with Mrs. Betty Fultz, and na lure is the beginning and end PT. PLEASANT - Marine With forget them. · Pic. Herman L. Boles, son of Mtss Kathy .Navo with Mrs. of political education." Quality & Value Ml'S. Gevetta A. Boles of 101 Sabra Morrison. They wiU be Seventh St., has reported for working with all of the Is Our Aim! childrennat Bradbury, helping The Sentinel duty aL the Marine Corps Base, LET US PROVE IT DEVOTED fO THE Camp Lejeune, N. C. A former . tis staff In Individualized inCNTIRESTOF struction. student of Point Pleasant MEIGS·MAION AREA CHESTER L. TANNEHILL, Senior High School, he .joined Main & Sycamore the Marine Corps in NovemPT. PLEASANT - The AOIE~~~~OIIdFLCCH, Meigs Freshman football. team City Uttar ber, 1971. LAO I ES' FASHIONS WU912GWA took ['" f' t 1 Th sda Tbe Abnanac Publ iS hed dilly e.cepl .. trs oss ur Y Saturdoy by The Ohio Valley night bere . from the Baby ByUnltedPreSiiDternatlonal Publ ishing compon,y, . 111 Blacks, 38-12. Coach Butch Today is Friday, Oct. 20, the ~f~~~~ tf~i';n:S~"'o0/i?c"o p~~~t Meier's Marauder year)ings 294th day of 1972 with ·72 to 991.2156, Editorial Phone 992 · 21 ~~·cona cciss postage pa td ai Sweetest Saturday _are now3-1 on the year and will follow. try to improve that record next ' The moon iS approaching lts Pomeroy , Ohio. · ·... (mouured Day Oct. 21st Thursday at Cha Do National •dv•rtlslnt dlogonol/y) . uncey- ver full phase. ropreuntottve 8Q1CintiCI . agalllllt the Athens Freshmen: The morning stars are Venus Gollo;her , cnc ., 12 .Eut •2nd Meigs' t hd • St ., New York Clty J ,. ... Y$rk . ouc owns were Mars and Saturn. SubScrlpllon roles: oe. scored on a long ltlckoff return The evening stars are Mereu- livered by cor.ttr whore by promising runner Jerry . ry and Jupiter. · hotcobCe so cent~ per corrlor wttk: By Motor Aouto where Cremeans and by Eddie Sisson Those bOrn on this date are sorviet not ovoilobCo: One ~ · th . . month SI :7S . By mill in Ohio on a reco vered fum ble m e under the stgn of Ubra. and w. vo ., ont ytlr 11•.00. WOIIKI IN A DRAWER'~ $ end zone. American educator John DeSi• mon·ths 11.21 . Three ..(. .1 •. monChs U .SO . Subl*ripllon 0 wey was horn uct. 20, 1859. price includes Sundly Tlmfl. • ~. On this day In history: SenctneL In 1918, Gerirumy accept¢ ~~~~=~~~~; . Q-ls Lapland ,a nation? American President Woodrow I >' • j • A-No, it is a region ~~~ots terms to end World 59 N. Second St. north of the Arctic Circle, in Middleport. 0 . Norway, Sweden, Finland In 1944, American troopa and Russia. began a campaign to recapture · . the island of . Leyte in the . Philippines. Gen. Douglas MacArthur, f"orced off the island by the Japanese 2~ years before, said as he strode ashore .. .''! COLIITUIIIIIB /,~ have returned.'' in 1964, former Presldent . l'uoll ont bUtton 10 liiiOCftlllollly- baco~co color hue, lnten• · Stirt with an Aquarium with a starter kit . E. 211d · Herbert Hoover died at the age II!Y. oonlriiC, brightnlll .. , ovon ..tlvotn tho oucometlc Which Includes ta._k, pump. book and all the of90. . . ..... ftne tunlno INSTANTlY. And outomollc COIOI Olnllllll help lccessorles. Also a fine selection of fiSh to hHp color contta.,l whtn changing chlnn•.l• ar whln ala· choose from. ro ' : th ' . o' s· o · il:ah '. t r' --e • hel n r fro m 'Bro. wn " CHESTER ~ Chester . H II ' d · · . -half a 11 enc1·mg were Mrs. Mnrri11 Council 323, Daughters of ose on, .eputy of .District 13, and Mrs. Betty .Roush on""" Am.erica, received a ·grade of at, inspection Tuesday night at of lhe council present('() her Keller, l)lrs. L ;l hil Wood, Mrs. with ·a white sweater.: · · BetI)' Huu'sh, Mrs. Ad• Morris, ·:"excellent!' from · Mrs, · Faye · lh~ ]]allH. . rs. use 1ton·complimented Speaking briefly, were Mr!l. Mrs. Elizabeth Hayes, Mrs , the Council members on their Edna Reibel . of. 't:heodorus Goldie Frederick, Mrs. Helen work. Initiation was held for . Council17, Mrs . Hoselton, Mrs. Wolf, Mrs ., Dorothy Ritchie, six members of the. Kyger Malinda Bradbury of the Mrs. , Margaret Tutele, Mrs." Council 227' and ~wq members Kyger Council ; Mrs. Erma Alice Curtis, Mrs. Ada Neulz· of Chester Council. Barnes of Belle 'Prairie ling, Mrs. Ha ttie Frederick, Mrs. Thebna White, counl · Council, and Mrs. Cleland. Mrs. Esthe~ Ridenour, Mrs. ctlo~. pres~ded .at the ~eeti~g Guests at the inspection were Doris Koenig, Mrs. Thelma durmg whtch lime Frcendshtp Mrs. Nattie Hayes, Mrs. White, Mrs. Erma Cleland, . ' ''; ' Night was announced, for Nov. ·Reibel, Mrs, Fern R~ush, Mrs, Mrs. Zelda Weber, Mrs. Ada 2 at .the Belle f,ratrte Counctl Norma . Cha pman, Mrs. ,. Van · Meter, Mrs. Ethel Orr · h~H al Belpfe: There will be a Glen ora Swatzel of :rheodorus Mrs. Opal Eichinger, Mrs: P !luck supper at 6:15 p.m. A Council 17, Pomeroy ; Mrs. Doroth)' Myers, Mrs. Opal layette shower for Kathy Tuttle Betty Conkle, Mrs'. · Mary l;!ollon, Mrs. Mae Spencer, Johnso~ ~·II be held at.the No~. Bradbury, ·lifrs. Cora Rupe, Mrs. Laura Mae Nice, Mrs. . 7 meetmg of Chester Counct.l. Mrs.·Kay Hockman, M~s. Nina Zona Biggs, Mrs. Mabel Van It was noted tha\Mrs. Go!dte Rupe, Mrs. Mary Sisson , Mrs. Meter , Mrs. Elizabeth Wolfe has a new great· ~ucille Mulford; Mrs. Malinda Wickham, Mrs. Dorothy gr~ndaughtt;r:. ar~. !~at Mrs. Bradbury, .Mt'!.· , Er~~ . ~al~s. Lawson, Mrs. Ona Osborne, Doris Ko@,ilt!t lias. a ~ew Rhonda · Bales\ Mrs . . !\ita Mrs. Goldie Wolfe, Mrs. Mary granddaughter. · Wrighl, Becky Hockman, Showalter, Mrs . · Mary Jo .A progr~m honored Mrs. J enev.ia· Jones , .and Patsy Pooler, Mrs. Mary Ka)' Holter, Erma Cleland, who was Spires, Kyger Council; and Mrs. Inzy Newell, Mrs. Ada recently rea~vo.mted as deputy Mrs. Barnes 'and · Mrs·. Bissell, Mrs. J.cona Hensley, sUite , . counctlor for Che,ster Hoselman, , Belle Prairie 269. . Mrs. Doris Grueser. Counctl. She was . escorted to · Members 'of Chester Council Refreshments were served the .Iron t of the hall by the · HOME flagbearers and 12 'guards; BUSINESS o' OFFICE ' Distinctive Fall rrangements / '· Practical and Lovely. Glenn A Bulova· Nurse's Watch Veterans' quiz (trutrfalse) named ! I I. I Officers Soup supper, camival set . PH. 992·2039 Mrs. Millard Van Meter Parry attended Students help state meeting at Salisbury poem in tribute to Mrs . · Cleland, written by Mrs:· Ada Morris (See "Poem" at right), lo' BUTTERNUT AVE. Seed ancl Milling Lose 4th game HEADQUARTERS ..----..;..,.Freshmen drop FLOWERS Personals Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Powell at Clifton were Robert Chapman of Apolla, Pa. and son, Tom SJlil.wna~ .!l.hJ.letroitl 't'MICit. Jllio ~~~J008a al ,; IM ·wli'llw~ll home were Mr. and Mrs. Rome Powell and daughter of Huntington. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Oliver were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Harm of Toledo Joan and Gail Oliver of Charleston over the weekend . Mr. and Mrs. John Wamsley and daughters of Freemon! Neb., visited recently with R. Wamsley and family . Mr . ·and Mrs. Robert Ballman of Dayton visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pickens. Mr. and Mrs. H. Harris of . . s,eds - Bird Seeds.:' She Us'. and Grit - Fertilizers lime - . Ce~ent & Mortar - Stock Salt . Water Softener - Remedies • Sa It . L:ltters ·Vaccine. Roofl~g- Paints Red Brand Fencing • Baler and Binder Twine - Sprays - Gates. c: SUGAR RUN MILLS DIIJ . first contest Pomeroy 992-2115 Mulberry Ave. ' lOLA'S SAY1HE .FRIDAY WILLING WORKERS Class Enterprise United Methodist Church, 7:.30 Friday nigh t at the LaSalle Hotel quarters of Mrs. Cordelia Bentz. SATURDAY HALLOWEEN PARTY, Saturday, 7:30p.m. by Modern Woodman Lodge and Hemlock Grange at grange hall, LETART FALLS PTA staging a jitney supper, Saturday, at Letart Elementary School, serving starting at 5. . SATURDAY SOUP SUPPER and carnival , beginning 5 p.m. Saturday at Racine Elemen. tary School. Clifton ... even SWEETEST . TIIINGS [J[J ...- ·Qu8sa t:Bl CONSOLECOLORJV ' ,.. Dudley's Florist II senior citizens club - the first. in the. county - was or~a ni~ed Wednesday at the lwritc of Mrs.. Nellie Borgan, Harrisonville. Meeting with the group was Mrs. Eleanor Thomas, project direclor for the Meigs tounty Council on Aging. ll was decided that officers will be elected at the next nteeling, Nov. 16, at Jhe hoofe or Mrs. Bessie Graham. A,t (hat p',ent M. on'· e!1J 'J ,J I So here's to Erma Whether sober or gay, Here's to Erma Hip, hip, nooray! Mrs. Martin hosts·party . ' • I SALE! . A c RIB BEA A contrib ution to the Clemens' Christian Home in OnUlrio, Cnnada was made by the Evangeline Missionary Society Tuesday night at the Pomeroy Church of Christ. Past presidents of the ,Letters from . the. Clemens American Legion Auxiliary of and from David Kalb, also a Drew Webster Post 39, had a missionary were read. 'Mrs. Halloween party Wednesday Clyde Andrews, , vice night.at the home of Mrs. 0. A. president, presided. Plans Mar~in . . were made for a The holiday moiif was Thanksgiving potluck at the carried out in the decorations home of Mrs. Earl Cleland at of lhe home and many of the .6:30 p.m. .Round-robin cards members came mask'ed . were signed for shut-ins. Games were played-with prizes . Devotions by Mrs . Hoyt going to Mrs. J. M. Thornton Allen, Jr. were on the topic, SUNDAY and Mrs. Frank (/het~sebrew . "The Peace that Passeth All . ANNUAL RELIGIOUS Mrs. Grace Pratt, president of Underst.anding." She read Affirmation Day, 2 p.m. the Auxiliary, and Mrs . scripture from Philippians 4, 4Sunday at the Pomeroy Leonard Roush were guests. 8, and had prayer. Masonic Temple by Pomeroy In the absence of Mrs. Harry Following the meeting, Mrs. Ch~ pt e r 80, Royal Arch Houdashelt who is ill, Mrs. Conrad Ohlinger explained to Masons. Speaker and program Pearl Knapp presided at the the group hoi" . to make by Job's Daughters and meeting. The pledge to the flag homemade bread which was DeMolay. Refreshments. was given, .and there was later served. Attending ·were DESCENDANTS of Allen prayer. Mrs. Pra.tt solicited the those named and Mrs. Betty and Mary Eblin will have a assistance of members in Spencer, Mrs. Louis Osborne, reunion Sunday at the west getting in the Auxiliary Mrs. Harold Smith, Mrs. Doris roadside pa'rk on Route .3.3, memberships . Round-robin · Carder, Mrs. Stanley Bass, Chree miles north of Pomeroy. cards were signed for those· Mrs. Denver Kapple, and MrS. A basket dinner will be held al who are ill including a veteran Cleland, a guest. at the Athens Mental Health I p.m. Center. MONDAY Mrs. Martin and )11rs. Knapp Hysell, Vaughan IZAAK WALTON Monday at served refreshments. Others club house, 7 p.m . allending besides those named TUESDAY speak at Chester MEIGS County Church were Mrs. Ben Neutzllng, Mrs. Ferne Gilmore, Mrs. Leona Women United , planning Smith, Mrs. Jed Webster, Sr., CHESTER - Speakers of the meeting for World Community Mrs. Ellen Couch, Mrs. George evening when the Chester PTA Day, I p.m. Tuesday at Grace Hackett, Sr ., and Mrs. Gerald mj el recenUy were Carlllysell, Episcopal Church. Key women Wildermuth. r ., and Bryne Vaughan of the of churches urged to attend. Meigs County Committee on World Community Day will be Alcoholism and Drug Abuse . observed on Nov. 3 al Grace Two youths from the Zaleski Church . Mrs. Campbell Harper Youth Camp who have been on · is president. drugs spoke of their experiences and Hysell showed a Ch~rle~tol), visited. Mrs .. Helen 1 film on um. i3~¥ke' ' bh'liat'~haa ." . .... , • ' " :"'l'"f ""','" ' 11~ ...~ /'Jt j(!;-1 j' " MI .f·L I ' I y (• ,J ,, .." A .question• ·and.. •answer r. and Mrs . .lames Spears The WolJ!en's Auxiliary of session concluded · the have moved from Pt. ·Pleasant the Veterans Memorial to their new home in Clifton. Hospital met Tuesday night ln · program. Mrs. Mollie Fox is visiting the cafeteria of the hospital. her daughter and son·in-law, Donald Diener , Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sprouse Administrator, discussed plans at East Liverpool, Ohio. The for expansion of emergency Sprouses are reportedl y facilifies al the hospital, and moving to Arizona for health efficient handling of such cases THE reasons. by well·trained ambulance Terry Fox of Middleport attendants and hospital perMEIGS visited her gra ndmother, Mrs. sonnel. BRANCH Rhoda Fox, recently. Dr. Ray Pickens, chief of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Cadle, staff, showed interesting slides Valerie and Scott, visited and commented on an African several days with Mrs. Cadle's trip which he and Dr. John sister and husband, Mr. ·and Ridgway took some time ago. Mrs . Burris Patrick at East Refreshment hostesses for the Petersburg, Pa. mee ting were Freda HenMr . and Mrs. Delmar derson; Leona Karr, Bertha Alexander and son visited Mrs. ·Parker, and Lucllle Leilheit. Alexander's sister, Mrs. Jean Hayman and her brother, Roy !hompsqn at 'tiffin , Ohio. They also vtstted h.e,r almt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Atchinson at Fostoria, Ohio. Mrs. James Loyd and son, Gr~go ry of Columbus are visi ting her father Qnd mother, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Mr.Daniel Matchilll Napkins,· in Mason . Mrs. McDaniel Is Plates, Cups, Table scheduled for surgery at Holzer Medical Center. Covers.Aiso Fam. Mr. and Mrs. Harry King of Marion, Ohio, formerly of Pt. Pleasant, visited relatives and friends in lhe area and spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mts. Landon Smith. . cRu,.sE · t0 Canada , MIS. 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Announced was a county get· together planned for Nov. 2 in the gymnasium of the Rutland Elementary School, 4 to 7 p.m. 'The potluck dinner will be held at 5:30p.m. and there will be en tertainmen l. Senior citizens of the area are invited to join the club at the next meeting. Attending were Mrs. Minnje Foit, Mrs. Lletha Cowen, Mrs. Frances Sampson, Mrs. Alice Welch; Mrs. Lana Gibson, Mrs. Eliza Powell, Mrs. Bessie Graham, Mrs. Orba Stout, Mrs. Vickie Schmich, Mrs. Borgan, and Ernest Karr. ~P PARTY GOODS ON I ROBINSON'S CLEAN. ERS· ADMIRAL . ONLY ' We hope that this gift Will convey to you Our deep appreciation . For the many things you do. citizens to have new club (Upan Requ1sl) FOR g ' ROLLS ,_ MO I O R O LA · . 2-HQUR CLEANING YOUR T h I i Ingels Buys A Carpet Closeout!· 25 We are glad you are back, We want you and need you Tu krov '" on track. . · I · · You work.,with us early, You work with us late; We can't do without you We think you're just great. .~~~~~E!~ rs;;;c;;;;t~;-~'1 Pomeroy Flower Shop !he ·' ';·:,: ,:·=:·,~;~:~~=!:tm:,, , Senior THE ATHENS .COUNTY SAVINCS AND LOAN COMPA'HY · Earl F. Ingels, Jr., Mor. 296 W. Second Sf. Pomeroy , Ohio . . �,. ... . . . ' / • 'I 5'-The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Oct. 20, 1972 t-'111eDaily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o., Oct. 20, 91m Today.;--==-1 Hoosier linebackers said tough ! SpQ'(t Par_a.d~ ~; Chester co.uitcil graded 'excellent' ·OOLUMBUS {WI)- Ohio Ohin State uses only three RandyKeith,'ll'hohaveg•lned _ _.;,__ _ _- ' - - , - - - - -·- - - - , - - - - - - -........- - : - ~. By MILTON RICHMAN r:~ State'schief scoot, Esco Sark· .'linebackers in Randy 197 and 190 yarda, respectiVely, The Bengal! meet the Rams :n 111'1 R!l<>rl• F~JCfll' :::,- kinen, says Indiana feels il has Gradishar Rick MilleiM and and tailback, Elmer Lippert 'D .·. SUnday .ln l»s Angelf!! MemO' .. · (/Al\LAND (UPIJ -DOn Mincher's friends always walk on his the four best llnebacllers in the Vic Koegel, who 1:1 OOubtful who has 170. . rial ColiseUm. left sld nation. The Hoosiers would starter Satunlay 1-eCause of a But the Hoosiers, who cloute. certainly get an argument knee injury. , ed Wbconain 33-7 last ~ i ~t's because they know he can't hear a thing out of his right about that around these parts • Grael<har has had 17 solo eamot be taken lighUy. wee., . 1 e,. . . and the argument could be lilckles and 30 assists, Mid"There's a Rose Bowl rue He's Jr8clically ;one deaf on that side, a little memento he'll decided Saturday. · dleton llaolo taales and 24 around Bloomington," said CINCINNATI (UP!). college. '-;~Whee the restba~-~~Unalnrallllifed'e90fromila ball gahome fhi"?tsr years agtho. Ohio State, ranked fifth in the assists, and Koegel 15 solo Sarkkinen. "1told him !coached my pro . n a ..,.,.. prope m es per ur yov m e nation and unbeaten aft.er four tackle! and 2 assists. Ohio The IJidiana attacll is led by Cincinnati Bengals Coach Paul teams just as I dld on,. the Brown helped Tommy Prothro face, you never forget it,'' says big, affable Don Mincher, who· ,wins, takes on a tough lndiana SUite has . played one fewer quarterbacll Ted McNulty, l! almost bad all his lights putout in that ball game back iJ1 1968. · team that has lost only once in games than the Hoosiers . . product of the Columbus out.lllst year when the former college level. with some refine.UCLA coach took over as menta, of.course(' Brown said. , · Sometimes, the hug~, good natured Oakland firllt baseman five games. Where the. Hoosier lineback- suburb of Upper N'lington. thinks about how that accident nearly finished him for good. He "They consider their four not er~ and defensive Une will real- · ..McNulty has thrown for sev- leader of the Los Angeles "I told him lbe principles be· I has a tendency to thinkahout it when he's nat hitting. More often, only the best In the conference Iy be tested is by the Ohio Stat,e en to~lr;IQWIIS in completing 71 Rama. On Sunday Brown will hind it are pretty much the find out bow milch sank ID. same." he doesn't think about lt. · but the best in the nation,'' said running game, which has of 12111 passes for 345 yards. The Bengals coach said from ' Tommy called me when we When Dick Wllllams, the Oakland manager, sent him up to Sarkkinen. averaged 312.5 yards a· game The top receiver iS swing for Dicit Green with runners on firlll and second, one out The four are outside · and is fifth in the nation In Scolnlk who has caught 30 were in the (National Football) what be can determine the Rami are dependent'on Roman and the A's trailing the Cincinnati Reds, Z-1, iri Thursday night's · linebackers Rod ·Lawson and rl!Shing c:lferiae. • passes for 428 yards and five league meetings in March 1971 . in Palm Beach and asked if he Gabrle~, their quarterback. fourth World Series contest, Mincher had only one thing on his jerry Johnson and Inside The l,t;~~dlng rusher for the touchdowns. "The type of game they pllly could have breakfast with mind. · llnebackersMikeFulk and Rob Buckeyes is freshman , sen- The rushing corps is led by depends on how well Roman That ODe Thing . Spicer. !ation Archie GrUfm, who has left halfback Ken Starfi1tg, who me, n Brown remembers. Gabriel bas been," be said. ''He wanted to talk about the Fulk haa 37 solo tackles and gained m yards In 69 tries for basgairied 440 yards ir} 101 car- . Fast ball. difference in handling pro "Their early season · troubles Clay Carroll, who was pitching for the R$, thraws about as 21 assists, Spicer 42. and 11, an average of 6.8 yards a ries for a 4.2 yard per carry players compared to college all stem from him. hard as an)Wdy In the National League . .Mincher knew Carroll Johnsn 33 and 10, and Lawson carry. He Is followed by average. "The 'secretof the team is an plllyers· and asked if we ap16 and 9. fullbackj! .Champ R•n"m onrl When every oecond cou1nts,l wouldn't be offerlnj! him any "lollipops." excellent otfensive and de· Jroached tbe technical aspects ahe needs a timrpitce 1he "I'm looking for a fast ball," said Mincher. "By that r don't of the game as we did in fensjve line," he added. can count on. Like these mean I'm standing there saying 'here conies a high fast ball and neatly de.igned nurses' I'mgonnahitit.' IwlSh I wasthatgoildahitter, but I'm not." ,. · waccbrs by Bulova. Den Mincber coo1d be a better hitter than he thinks. Shock resiStant. 17 jewels precioe. With 1. Eligible Veterans who served on Active duty for a period of He waa good enough to clip Carroll for a clutch single that a sweep ~tcond more than I~ days are entitled to 112 months of Educational ckvwln the,tying run, set49,410patrona in{)akland Coliseum to ha~d~ u~bfl'akable Assistance from the VA for each month they served not to exceed CII'I"Jlng on as if the war in Vietnam suddenly had ended, aud open to the public. The menu mamsprtng, RACINE - Final plans for a 36 months. (True) laid the groundwork for Angel Mangual's game-winning pinch consists of vegetable soup, euy·reading 2. ~ational Guardsmen disabled while 00 active or lraming · Class officers for 1972-73 soup supper and Halloween chili, hot dogs, sandwiches, lingle which fOllowed a moment cir so later. dial. carnival to be held Saturday duty may be eligible for VA VisabWty Benefits. (True) were named in elections held at In Don Minc~r's baselm!llifetirne, which embraces loUrs of were made at a meeting of the homemade pie, cider, coffee 3. Government checks for CompensatiOII or Pension are Meigs High School Thur~ay ckity With the Minnesota Twins, Qllifomia Angels, Seattle Pilots, and Kool-Aid. subject to seizure by a creditoc: or for taxes. (False) . morning. Students elected Racine PTA Monday night. A and Tens Rangers before coming to the A's this summer, there The carnival will follow the were: · supper will be served at 5 p.m., supper hour. Featured will be a " 4. When a Widow remarries, her Pension rights stop, ~ut the Seniqrs _ Andy vaughan, have been relatiwly few red-letter days. · continue at a larger amount. (• T rue) children's rights country store and games. Now you would tblnk that when he has just come from 5. A Veteran carryingG.I. Life Insurance camot change president; Randy Haynes, vice deUvering theklnd of clutch hlthedidfortbe A'sThursday night, president; Denise Hendricks, ' helping them take a eoolmanding :J.i!ame~ne lead in the henetlclary without the consent of the beneficiary. (False) secretary; David Gerard , Teacher attends (Presented as a weekly Public Service by your Meigs County treasurer. All seniors elected meeting at inn Series aa be did, they might let him enjoy his moment in the sun, Veterans Office) wer.e members of the Gold so to speak, but did they? They did not. , Phyllis Hackett of the Lot Time Remembered Party with the exception of Bradbury School participated The Meigs 7th and 8th grade ~ Miss Hendricks, who ran on the in a conference on "Continuous football squad lost its fourth Some blackguardrememhered Den Mincher's last time at lilt. Maroon ticket. · Spectllcally, this spoilsport remembered that Mincher had Progress" al the Ramada Inn straight game In that many Junlors - Debbie Knight, North in Colum~. Oct. 2 and· outings Thursday at Mldlllnldt out as a pinch-hitter In playoff game No. 3 with Detroit president; Peggy O'Brien, vice 3, attended by· teachers and dleport where they. were nine days 11110. president; Jeanie Schneider, administrators from schools . defeated 24-8· by the Pt. Mincher had stOod there with the bat on his shoulder, and then, secretary; Shelly Mankin, t.oocling about it,.be had gone to the manager, DiCk Willlams, Pleasant Junior High squad. Several Meigs High School treaslp-er. Miss Schneider ran throughout the s(ate. and demanded another cliance. Dr. Tom Haddock, of the Steve Randolph . scored COLUMBUS Ohio's girls are participating lh . on the Gold Party ticket while Den Mincher, the story circulated, had a mean one for Dick agriculture, development, and classroom and office ,work · at University of Arizona con- Meigs' .only touchdowns when the remainder ran on the dueled the conference. Areas he plunged one yard across the WIIIIA!DI. future envrionmental changes Salisbury Elementary School. Maroon Party slate. studied included Implementing goalline. Brentley Seth ran in What'siDCft, W.llllams had better Use him soon again, or else. were under study at a recent Durcng the first period of Cindy Sophomores the Individualized or con- the extra points. Coach Jon You don't me111 with Don Mincher, who's big enough to fit right in sUltewide meellng here of the every morning four girls, Schneider, president; Jenny tinuous . progress program, Arnott's Baby Marauders will Use Our Christmas , With the Oakland Raiders' front four. , U. S. Soil Conservation Service Debbie Call, Amy Hamm, Chapman, vice president; Lay Away Plan! . ''Where do they ever get a notion like that?" protested the (SCS). Nancy Buskirk, and Paula Vicki Vaughan, secretary, and record keeping, evaluation of play the Athens Junior High at chil~ren, reporting to parents, Middleport next Thursday. · 1 . ---------1 llllllable, clr&wllng 6-loot.J; 21().pounder from Meridianville, Ala. David Parry, district con- Morris, work with t.eachers in Maureen Hennessy, treasurer. and writing materials for inservationist for the federal breaking down the ratio ol "I~ saki anything JJke that to the manager. Heel!, I didn't ......:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:····· •,•.•.•,•.•.•.•.•.••. • •, Schneider and Hennessy were dividualized programs. · remember striking out against Detroit 'until someone agency ln Pomeroy, was one of pupils in the .subject area of on the Gold ticket while the l:irweht It up. What do they think I do when I strike out, go home the over 200 ·professional reading. olher two were on the Maroon ancl cry about It? Look, the guy (Joe Coleman) threw me three employees a!tending the three In the afternoon three more ticket. PRICE OF WAR girls, Shirley Alkire, Cheryl CLEVELAND (UPI) good pitches. So I struck out. Big de.al. It wasn't the first time, day session. . Freshman - Kathy Rupe; l»ng, and Brenda l»ng are president; Kathy Werry, vice Albert '· Gore', ." former and It ,.on•t be l)le last." • working with several teachers president ; Karen Johnson, Democratic senator from ~ Didt W~IQJ a~ h'stened to expl;lip there were no dif· . THREE HELPING and the principal In dassroom secretary; Autumn Sayre, Tennessee, said · Wednesday ferences between him and his first baseman . The Bradbury School has and office work. "I Love Mblcb" treasurer. Miss Sayre ran President Nixon's veto of a three student teachers from "Are you ldddlng?" he said. "!love Minch. I ain't ever ·gonna under the Gold Party while the water pollution cleanup bill "ls Ohio University who began get him macl. He's liable to beat the hell outta me.'' others were on the Maroon just one more price we must work there on Sept. 26 and will pay for the war." Party ticket. "Ob, no," Don Mincher reassured his manager . "I'd never do be there until Christmas that." A thought for the day : u.s, vacation. Miss Darlene Patrick LADIES' FASHIONS U you press the A's' first baseman for some of the details is working with Mrs. Phyllis historian Henry Brooks Adams pertaining to when ·he was hit in the jaw by Sudden Sam Mc- Hackett, Miss Shelley Katz said, "Knowledge of human Pleasing You BOLES REPORTS Dowell In 111118, he obliges, although It's eaay to tell he'd rather with Mrs. Betty Fultz, and na lure is the beginning and end PT. PLEASANT - Marine With forget them. · Pic. Herman L. Boles, son of Mtss Kathy .Navo with Mrs. of political education." Quality & Value Ml'S. Gevetta A. Boles of 101 Sabra Morrison. They wiU be Seventh St., has reported for working with all of the Is Our Aim! childrennat Bradbury, helping The Sentinel duty aL the Marine Corps Base, LET US PROVE IT DEVOTED fO THE Camp Lejeune, N. C. A former . tis staff In Individualized inCNTIRESTOF struction. student of Point Pleasant MEIGS·MAION AREA CHESTER L. TANNEHILL, Senior High School, he .joined Main & Sycamore the Marine Corps in NovemPT. PLEASANT - The AOIE~~~~OIIdFLCCH, Meigs Freshman football. team City Uttar ber, 1971. LAO I ES' FASHIONS WU912GWA took ['" f' t 1 Th sda Tbe Abnanac Publ iS hed dilly e.cepl .. trs oss ur Y Saturdoy by The Ohio Valley night bere . from the Baby ByUnltedPreSiiDternatlonal Publ ishing compon,y, . 111 Blacks, 38-12. Coach Butch Today is Friday, Oct. 20, the ~f~~~~ tf~i';n:S~"'o0/i?c"o p~~~t Meier's Marauder year)ings 294th day of 1972 with ·72 to 991.2156, Editorial Phone 992 · 21 ~~·cona cciss postage pa td ai Sweetest Saturday _are now3-1 on the year and will follow. try to improve that record next ' The moon iS approaching lts Pomeroy , Ohio. · ·... (mouured Day Oct. 21st Thursday at Cha Do National •dv•rtlslnt dlogonol/y) . uncey- ver full phase. ropreuntottve 8Q1CintiCI . agalllllt the Athens Freshmen: The morning stars are Venus Gollo;her , cnc ., 12 .Eut •2nd Meigs' t hd • St ., New York Clty J ,. ... Y$rk . ouc owns were Mars and Saturn. SubScrlpllon roles: oe. scored on a long ltlckoff return The evening stars are Mereu- livered by cor.ttr whore by promising runner Jerry . ry and Jupiter. · hotcobCe so cent~ per corrlor wttk: By Motor Aouto where Cremeans and by Eddie Sisson Those bOrn on this date are sorviet not ovoilobCo: One ~ · th . . month SI :7S . By mill in Ohio on a reco vered fum ble m e under the stgn of Ubra. and w. vo ., ont ytlr 11•.00. WOIIKI IN A DRAWER'~ $ end zone. American educator John DeSi• mon·ths 11.21 . Three ..(. .1 •. monChs U .SO . Subl*ripllon 0 wey was horn uct. 20, 1859. price includes Sundly Tlmfl. • ~. On this day In history: SenctneL In 1918, Gerirumy accept¢ ~~~~=~~~~; . Q-ls Lapland ,a nation? American President Woodrow I >' • j • A-No, it is a region ~~~ots terms to end World 59 N. Second St. north of the Arctic Circle, in Middleport. 0 . Norway, Sweden, Finland In 1944, American troopa and Russia. began a campaign to recapture · . the island of . Leyte in the . Philippines. Gen. Douglas MacArthur, f"orced off the island by the Japanese 2~ years before, said as he strode ashore .. .''! COLIITUIIIIIB /,~ have returned.'' in 1964, former Presldent . l'uoll ont bUtton 10 liiiOCftlllollly- baco~co color hue, lnten• · Stirt with an Aquarium with a starter kit . E. 211d · Herbert Hoover died at the age II!Y. oonlriiC, brightnlll .. , ovon ..tlvotn tho oucometlc Which Includes ta._k, pump. book and all the of90. . . ..... ftne tunlno INSTANTlY. And outomollc COIOI Olnllllll help lccessorles. Also a fine selection of fiSh to hHp color contta.,l whtn changing chlnn•.l• ar whln ala· choose from. ro ' : th ' . o' s· o · il:ah '. t r' --e • hel n r fro m 'Bro. wn " CHESTER ~ Chester . H II ' d · · . -half a 11 enc1·mg were Mrs. Mnrri11 Council 323, Daughters of ose on, .eputy of .District 13, and Mrs. Betty .Roush on""" Am.erica, received a ·grade of at, inspection Tuesday night at of lhe council present('() her Keller, l)lrs. L ;l hil Wood, Mrs. with ·a white sweater.: · · BetI)' Huu'sh, Mrs. Ad• Morris, ·:"excellent!' from · Mrs, · Faye · lh~ ]]allH. . rs. use 1ton·complimented Speaking briefly, were Mr!l. Mrs. Elizabeth Hayes, Mrs , the Council members on their Edna Reibel . of. 't:heodorus Goldie Frederick, Mrs. Helen work. Initiation was held for . Council17, Mrs . Hoselton, Mrs. Wolf, Mrs ., Dorothy Ritchie, six members of the. Kyger Malinda Bradbury of the Mrs. , Margaret Tutele, Mrs." Council 227' and ~wq members Kyger Council ; Mrs. Erma Alice Curtis, Mrs. Ada Neulz· of Chester Council. Barnes of Belle 'Prairie ling, Mrs. Ha ttie Frederick, Mrs. Thebna White, counl · Council, and Mrs. Cleland. Mrs. Esthe~ Ridenour, Mrs. ctlo~. pres~ded .at the ~eeti~g Guests at the inspection were Doris Koenig, Mrs. Thelma durmg whtch lime Frcendshtp Mrs. Nattie Hayes, Mrs. White, Mrs. Erma Cleland, . ' ''; ' Night was announced, for Nov. ·Reibel, Mrs, Fern R~ush, Mrs, Mrs. Zelda Weber, Mrs. Ada 2 at .the Belle f,ratrte Counctl Norma . Cha pman, Mrs. ,. Van · Meter, Mrs. Ethel Orr · h~H al Belpfe: There will be a Glen ora Swatzel of :rheodorus Mrs. Opal Eichinger, Mrs: P !luck supper at 6:15 p.m. A Council 17, Pomeroy ; Mrs. Doroth)' Myers, Mrs. Opal layette shower for Kathy Tuttle Betty Conkle, Mrs'. · Mary l;!ollon, Mrs. Mae Spencer, Johnso~ ~·II be held at.the No~. Bradbury, ·lifrs. Cora Rupe, Mrs. Laura Mae Nice, Mrs. . 7 meetmg of Chester Counct.l. Mrs.·Kay Hockman, M~s. Nina Zona Biggs, Mrs. Mabel Van It was noted tha\Mrs. Go!dte Rupe, Mrs. Mary Sisson , Mrs. Meter , Mrs. Elizabeth Wolfe has a new great· ~ucille Mulford; Mrs. Malinda Wickham, Mrs. Dorothy gr~ndaughtt;r:. ar~. !~at Mrs. Bradbury, .Mt'!.· , Er~~ . ~al~s. Lawson, Mrs. Ona Osborne, Doris Ko@,ilt!t lias. a ~ew Rhonda · Bales\ Mrs . . !\ita Mrs. Goldie Wolfe, Mrs. Mary granddaughter. · Wrighl, Becky Hockman, Showalter, Mrs . · Mary Jo .A progr~m honored Mrs. J enev.ia· Jones , .and Patsy Pooler, Mrs. Mary Ka)' Holter, Erma Cleland, who was Spires, Kyger Council; and Mrs. Inzy Newell, Mrs. Ada recently rea~vo.mted as deputy Mrs. Barnes 'and · Mrs·. Bissell, Mrs. J.cona Hensley, sUite , . counctlor for Che,ster Hoselman, , Belle Prairie 269. . Mrs. Doris Grueser. Counctl. She was . escorted to · Members 'of Chester Council Refreshments were served the .Iron t of the hall by the · HOME flagbearers and 12 'guards; BUSINESS o' OFFICE ' Distinctive Fall rrangements / '· Practical and Lovely. Glenn A Bulova· Nurse's Watch Veterans' quiz (trutrfalse) named ! I I. I Officers Soup supper, camival set . PH. 992·2039 Mrs. Millard Van Meter Parry attended Students help state meeting at Salisbury poem in tribute to Mrs . · Cleland, written by Mrs:· Ada Morris (See "Poem" at right), lo' BUTTERNUT AVE. Seed ancl Milling Lose 4th game HEADQUARTERS ..----..;..,.Freshmen drop FLOWERS Personals Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Powell at Clifton were Robert Chapman of Apolla, Pa. and son, Tom SJlil.wna~ .!l.hJ.letroitl 't'MICit. Jllio ~~~J008a al ,; IM ·wli'llw~ll home were Mr. and Mrs. Rome Powell and daughter of Huntington. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Oliver were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Harm of Toledo Joan and Gail Oliver of Charleston over the weekend . Mr. and Mrs. John Wamsley and daughters of Freemon! Neb., visited recently with R. Wamsley and family . Mr . ·and Mrs. Robert Ballman of Dayton visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pickens. Mr. and Mrs. H. Harris of . . s,eds - Bird Seeds.:' She Us'. and Grit - Fertilizers lime - . Ce~ent & Mortar - Stock Salt . Water Softener - Remedies • Sa It . L:ltters ·Vaccine. Roofl~g- Paints Red Brand Fencing • Baler and Binder Twine - Sprays - Gates. c: SUGAR RUN MILLS DIIJ . first contest Pomeroy 992-2115 Mulberry Ave. ' lOLA'S SAY1HE .FRIDAY WILLING WORKERS Class Enterprise United Methodist Church, 7:.30 Friday nigh t at the LaSalle Hotel quarters of Mrs. Cordelia Bentz. SATURDAY HALLOWEEN PARTY, Saturday, 7:30p.m. by Modern Woodman Lodge and Hemlock Grange at grange hall, LETART FALLS PTA staging a jitney supper, Saturday, at Letart Elementary School, serving starting at 5. . SATURDAY SOUP SUPPER and carnival , beginning 5 p.m. Saturday at Racine Elemen. tary School. Clifton ... even SWEETEST . TIIINGS [J[J ...- ·Qu8sa t:Bl CONSOLECOLORJV ' ,.. Dudley's Florist II senior citizens club - the first. in the. county - was or~a ni~ed Wednesday at the lwritc of Mrs.. Nellie Borgan, Harrisonville. Meeting with the group was Mrs. Eleanor Thomas, project direclor for the Meigs tounty Council on Aging. ll was decided that officers will be elected at the next nteeling, Nov. 16, at Jhe hoofe or Mrs. Bessie Graham. A,t (hat p',ent M. on'· e!1J 'J ,J I So here's to Erma Whether sober or gay, Here's to Erma Hip, hip, nooray! Mrs. Martin hosts·party . ' • I SALE! . A c RIB BEA A contrib ution to the Clemens' Christian Home in OnUlrio, Cnnada was made by the Evangeline Missionary Society Tuesday night at the Pomeroy Church of Christ. Past presidents of the ,Letters from . the. Clemens American Legion Auxiliary of and from David Kalb, also a Drew Webster Post 39, had a missionary were read. 'Mrs. Halloween party Wednesday Clyde Andrews, , vice night.at the home of Mrs. 0. A. president, presided. Plans Mar~in . . were made for a The holiday moiif was Thanksgiving potluck at the carried out in the decorations home of Mrs. Earl Cleland at of lhe home and many of the .6:30 p.m. .Round-robin cards members came mask'ed . were signed for shut-ins. Games were played-with prizes . Devotions by Mrs . Hoyt going to Mrs. J. M. Thornton Allen, Jr. were on the topic, SUNDAY and Mrs. Frank (/het~sebrew . "The Peace that Passeth All . ANNUAL RELIGIOUS Mrs. Grace Pratt, president of Underst.anding." She read Affirmation Day, 2 p.m. the Auxiliary, and Mrs . scripture from Philippians 4, 4Sunday at the Pomeroy Leonard Roush were guests. 8, and had prayer. Masonic Temple by Pomeroy In the absence of Mrs. Harry Following the meeting, Mrs. Ch~ pt e r 80, Royal Arch Houdashelt who is ill, Mrs. Conrad Ohlinger explained to Masons. Speaker and program Pearl Knapp presided at the the group hoi" . to make by Job's Daughters and meeting. The pledge to the flag homemade bread which was DeMolay. Refreshments. was given, .and there was later served. Attending ·were DESCENDANTS of Allen prayer. Mrs. Pra.tt solicited the those named and Mrs. Betty and Mary Eblin will have a assistance of members in Spencer, Mrs. Louis Osborne, reunion Sunday at the west getting in the Auxiliary Mrs. Harold Smith, Mrs. Doris roadside pa'rk on Route .3.3, memberships . Round-robin · Carder, Mrs. Stanley Bass, Chree miles north of Pomeroy. cards were signed for those· Mrs. Denver Kapple, and MrS. A basket dinner will be held al who are ill including a veteran Cleland, a guest. at the Athens Mental Health I p.m. Center. MONDAY Mrs. Martin and )11rs. Knapp Hysell, Vaughan IZAAK WALTON Monday at served refreshments. Others club house, 7 p.m . allending besides those named TUESDAY speak at Chester MEIGS County Church were Mrs. Ben Neutzllng, Mrs. Ferne Gilmore, Mrs. Leona Women United , planning Smith, Mrs. Jed Webster, Sr., CHESTER - Speakers of the meeting for World Community Mrs. Ellen Couch, Mrs. George evening when the Chester PTA Day, I p.m. Tuesday at Grace Hackett, Sr ., and Mrs. Gerald mj el recenUy were Carlllysell, Episcopal Church. Key women Wildermuth. r ., and Bryne Vaughan of the of churches urged to attend. Meigs County Committee on World Community Day will be Alcoholism and Drug Abuse . observed on Nov. 3 al Grace Two youths from the Zaleski Church . Mrs. Campbell Harper Youth Camp who have been on · is president. drugs spoke of their experiences and Hysell showed a Ch~rle~tol), visited. Mrs .. Helen 1 film on um. i3~¥ke' ' bh'liat'~haa ." . .... , • ' " :"'l'"f ""','" ' 11~ ...~ /'Jt j(!;-1 j' " MI .f·L I ' I y (• ,J ,, .." A .question• ·and.. •answer r. and Mrs . .lames Spears The WolJ!en's Auxiliary of session concluded · the have moved from Pt. ·Pleasant the Veterans Memorial to their new home in Clifton. Hospital met Tuesday night ln · program. Mrs. Mollie Fox is visiting the cafeteria of the hospital. her daughter and son·in-law, Donald Diener , Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sprouse Administrator, discussed plans at East Liverpool, Ohio. The for expansion of emergency Sprouses are reportedl y facilifies al the hospital, and moving to Arizona for health efficient handling of such cases THE reasons. by well·trained ambulance Terry Fox of Middleport attendants and hospital perMEIGS visited her gra ndmother, Mrs. sonnel. BRANCH Rhoda Fox, recently. Dr. Ray Pickens, chief of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Cadle, staff, showed interesting slides Valerie and Scott, visited and commented on an African several days with Mrs. Cadle's trip which he and Dr. John sister and husband, Mr. ·and Ridgway took some time ago. Mrs . Burris Patrick at East Refreshment hostesses for the Petersburg, Pa. mee ting were Freda HenMr . and Mrs. Delmar derson; Leona Karr, Bertha Alexander and son visited Mrs. ·Parker, and Lucllle Leilheit. Alexander's sister, Mrs. Jean Hayman and her brother, Roy !hompsqn at 'tiffin , Ohio. They also vtstted h.e,r almt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Atchinson at Fostoria, Ohio. Mrs. James Loyd and son, Gr~go ry of Columbus are visi ting her father Qnd mother, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Mr.Daniel Matchilll Napkins,· in Mason . Mrs. McDaniel Is Plates, Cups, Table scheduled for surgery at Holzer Medical Center. Covers.Aiso Fam. Mr. and Mrs. Harry King of Marion, Ohio, formerly of Pt. Pleasant, visited relatives and friends in lhe area and spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mts. Landon Smith. . cRu,.sE · t0 Canada , MIS. 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Announced was a county get· together planned for Nov. 2 in the gymnasium of the Rutland Elementary School, 4 to 7 p.m. 'The potluck dinner will be held at 5:30p.m. and there will be en tertainmen l. Senior citizens of the area are invited to join the club at the next meeting. Attending were Mrs. Minnje Foit, Mrs. Lletha Cowen, Mrs. Frances Sampson, Mrs. Alice Welch; Mrs. Lana Gibson, Mrs. Eliza Powell, Mrs. Bessie Graham, Mrs. Orba Stout, Mrs. Vickie Schmich, Mrs. Borgan, and Ernest Karr. ~P PARTY GOODS ON I ROBINSON'S CLEAN. ERS· ADMIRAL . ONLY ' We hope that this gift Will convey to you Our deep appreciation . For the many things you do. citizens to have new club (Upan Requ1sl) FOR g ' ROLLS ,_ MO I O R O LA · . 2-HQUR CLEANING YOUR T h I i Ingels Buys A Carpet Closeout!· 25 We are glad you are back, We want you and need you Tu krov '" on track. . · I · · You work.,with us early, You work with us late; We can't do without you We think you're just great. .~~~~~E!~ rs;;;c;;;;t~;-~'1 Pomeroy Flower Shop !he ·' ';·:,: ,:·=:·,~;~:~~=!:tm:,, , Senior THE ATHENS .COUNTY SAVINCS AND LOAN COMPA'HY · Earl F. Ingels, Jr., Mor. 296 W. Second Sf. Pomeroy , Ohio . . �... f ••,. ' .· ~ .. • • . . . ' ..,..... -· ., ' I BARNEY MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL ·- Third Ave , lhe · Rev . William Kni!lel. past or. Rona ld Dugan. Sunday schoo l supt Classes l or ~~~ ages . CV<'J'llnq servi ce. 7 ~ 30 p.m .. R1htP. study , W~nc!.day, 7·30 · ·rorv tces, Friday. l • ..o.J p m. POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY . Rev. W H. Perri n, paslor. Roy Mayer, Sup I. Church schoool, . ST. PAUL lUTHERAN FREEWILL BAPTIST The Rev . Arthur C. Lund, Corner Ash and Pl um M1d pastor Sunday St!tiool (nursery . d ie por t i Noe l M er~ m an, adult), 9 IS am , Charles past or Salllnttty l'v&nrn g 9: 15a .m.; worsh ip, l0:24 a m.; Evan s., Christian Educa tion St·rv rcE:, 7 p m. Sunday school, youl h choir rehearsa l Monday, Supt. . worshrp service. 10: JO 10 a .rTt·, S"uifday even ing 6:30 p. m .,· Mr s. Marv in Burt, a .m .• cQnf~rmation ~ l asses , worship, 7 p.m. dire ctor ; sen ior choir Tuesday . 7·8: 15, tunror · con - rehearsal, 7:30p.m., Thursday, Mrs. Paul Nease. direclor. POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Corner Union and Mulberry . Rev . UNITED MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY, The United Presbyte rian Chur~ h. Dwight L Z.:tvill , Pastor -Direc tor, George W. Hulton imd Rev. Lmson Stebbins., Ass 't Pastor Oirec ror s , F IRST UNIHO PRES. BYTERIAN, Harrisonville Sunoay Church School, 9: 30 a .m, Mrs . Homer Lee. Supf. ; Mor ning Worship 10:30 a.m . FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, M i~dl epo rl , Sunday Church School, 9 30 a .m , Lew1 s Sauer, Supt. ; Mo n1ir1o Wt\f"t't ll') , 10: 30 it m Se r ~ice , 51-tUX ·· 7 · 30 p.lli . 1 Youth meeti ng 6:30 p.m.; Evenmg CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Re v. Herbert Grafe. pets tor . Worship service, I I a m. and 7t30 p m . Sunda y. Sunda y Sc hpol. 9· 30 a .m Richard Bar ton, ~ upl. Prayer mee lmq, Wed nesday. 7. 30 p m . BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRI ST - Cli ff ord Smil h mrnrs tcr Sunday Schoof 9 30 · il m , morr"ling church 10: 30 a m Sunday t'vening serv•ce, Cat~nter N class. time se t ' ' SMOKE uON'T BOTHER LO~i_E'lY ~E \. LUKEY "·-~ .' .- ( ~\. T1t '•' 7 3Q p "'- Wednesday service. 8 -' '·-t'1' I I -li:l· ·I ' IO ·Z.• r ' FIRST BAPTIST of Midweekly , senior confrrmation dlepor t, corner of Srx th and MT. OLIVE CHURCH, Long LAUREL CLIFF FREE class . Senror chorr , 7 30 p m. ·Palmer "streets, Rev. Charles Bottom ; John Di ll , pastor. METHODIST - Rev. Robert Tuesday 1.~ Simons, pastor . 1 Fred Su nd ay school. 10 a.m . E Buckley. pastor. Woll iam Holf man , Sunday " School evange li st ic service. 7·30 p m Ba1ley, supt.; Su!lday schoOl, Clyde V. Henderson, pastor . Superintendent .. Sunda y chvr ch Wi llard Ptggott , Su nda y school 9 30 a.m . , marnrng worship, P.; V!i.NTH - QAY AD - school Sunday school. 9.30 a .m., Glen everyone 9 15 a.m 1 superrntenden l 10: 30 a.m.; e vening worship, Loca ted on Mor ni ngfor worshi M c ~lung , s upl. ; m ornmg VENTIST p 10 15' a m , 7 30 F I R S T · Pm Wedn esday Height s, near Even ing Services, 7.30 p m.: wor shtp, 10 30 am .; evening M ulberry U N I T E D Chrostoan Youth Crusade, 6:JO PRESBYTERIAN, Syracu se ser vice, 7 30 . mid-week se r- Veterans Memonal Hosp rl al , Wednesday pra yer service, 7 30 Mor nt ng Wors h•p. a.m ; p.m • prayer meeting, 7.30 Pomer oy Pas tor Herbert '!_ice,_ Wednesda y, 7 30 p m p m. E ~e t ra yout h aclt vit ies on Sunday Church Sc hool.9 10 a .m . f·; ;.;, ,Thursda y choir pract ice, Mo rg~n Sabbat h Sc hool , every 5 p m., for all youl h up Saturday ar 2 p.m and worship Sunday, GRACE EPISCOPAL DEXTER CHURCH OF to sixth grade ; 6: 30 for junior Mrs. Samoson Hall . Suo! . Rev. Leroy Dav1s, min tster. serv1ce fo ll ow ing at 3 15 p m. and sen ior hrgh st udents. STIVERSVILLE COMCHRIST - Dan ny Evans, Morning prayer and sermon, Open B1 ble discussion each CHURCH OF CHRIST, MUNITY, Rev. Edsel Hart, pa stor . Norma n C Will, supt. . 10: JO a.m. Holy communion and Thursday al 7 30 p.m at lhe Middl epor t, St h a nd Main . pas lor Sunday Sc hool se rvice Sunda y School 9: 30 a .m.; " The F r iendl y Rauli n Moyer, p~slor . Michael sermon, first Sundays, 10 30 chu r ch 10 a m Pra yer ljleeli ng each Wor,ship service, 10 3C a.m . a.m Chur ch school, k m - Church " Ger lach, Sunda y School supl. Thu rsday 7:30 p m. Sunda y Chn s.!ian Endeav or Svnday dergart en lh ro ugh eighth even ing servlce, 7: 30 o.m. evening . GRAHAM UNIT~() Bible School, 9:30 am .. mor grade, 10:30 a .m. r1ing worship, 10: 30 a .m , METHODIST - Preaching 9· 30 ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST REORGANIZED CHURCH POMEROY CHURCH OF a.m ., fi rst and second Sund ays evening worship , 7 JO p.m. ,· Pomero y-Harri son vill e OF CHRIST OF LATCHRIST- Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr ., of ea ch month . third and fourth prayer service 7 r,. m. Wed· Road. Kennelh ~ bert s, pastor. TE RJESUS DAY SAINTS - Portland . pastor Bible School, 9: 30a.m., Sundays each month, worship nesday. Paul McElroy, Sunday School Rac ine Road . Ralph Johnson, wors)>ip, 10· 30; adull worship service at 7· 30 p.m . Wednesday CHURC~ OF THE Sup l. Sunday School 9: 30a.m.; pastor. Herbert White, Sunday service and young peoples eveni ngs at 7· JO . Prayer and NAZARENE - Middl e porl , mornin g wor ship a n'd com . School Dtreclor . Sunday School, meellng, both 7:30p.m. Sunday- Bible Study . Rev. Audry Miller, pastor, mun ton, 10 30 a.m .• Sunday 9 30 am . ; Morn ing worship, · Wednesday, combined Bible Floyd Carson, supl Sunday BAPFIRST SOUTHERN youth Christ ian en - 10: 30 a.m . Sunday evening .study and prayer meeling, 7.30 TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave., sc t\o ol, 9. 30 a .m , Morning evening deavor, 6:30; Worship services, service 7 p m . Wednesday p.m. . Pomeroy, afflllaled with S.B.C., worsh ip 10 :30 a . m.; jun ior Sunday. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday eveni ng prayer services, . 7:30 THE SALVATION ARMY - !he Rev. Fred Hill . pastor . sociely, 6 30 p.m., NYPS, 6·45 evening pra yer meeting and p.m. Envoy RayS. Wining, officer In Sunday Scttool, 9:30 a.m.; p m Sunday eva ngelr sttc Bible study, 7 30 p.m. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST charge. Sunday, . 10 a.m .. , morning worshtp, 10. 30 a .m.; meeting, 7. 30 p.m Prayer ST. JOHN LUTHERAN Grea r Bend , Charl es Norros, Holiness meeting ; 10· 30 a .m,, junior soc iet y, 6: 30a .m. NYPS, meeti ng Wednesday, 7: 30 p.m. Ptne Grov e, tl:le Rev Arthur pastor. Worship se rvi ce, 9:30 Sunday School. Young .People's 6: 45 p.m . Sunday evangelislic MEIGS Combs, pastor. Sunday school, a. m.; Sunday School, 10.30a.m. Legion, 7 p.m.. Thursday, 1 to 3 meellng , 7:30 p.rn . Prayer Sunday COOPERATIVE 9·30 a .m. ; church services. CARLETON CHURCH how would that affect the state of the nation, and p.m.. Ladies Home League ; 7 meeling Wednesday, 7:30p.m. PARISH 10.30 a .m. Kon gs bury Road. Sunday Colossians • p.m., Prep classes the course of history? THE UNITED · MIDDLEPORT BRADBURY CHURCH OF School, 9:30 a .m , Ralph Carl, 1:17-23 SACRED HEART - Rev. METHOODIST CHURCH MT. MORIAH BAPTIST CHRIST. Bibl e School , 9 30 sup !, Worship se rvi ce, 10·30 • • • • Father Bernard Krajcovlc, Corner Robert R. Card Fourlh and Ma in, am ., morning wors hip, 10 30 am and 7 30,P.m. alterna tely . Monday pastor . Phone 992-28:15. Middleport. We should thank God lor the responsibilities we DON'T Director Rev. Henry L. Key , am Sunday evening Worsh tp • Prayer mee ilng, Wednes?ay, Saturday evening Mass, 7:30 Jr , pas lor . Sunday School 9:30 Mal/hew o POME.ROY ~LUSTER Se r vic e. 7. 30 p.m .. choor 7 30 pm. Rev. Jay Stoles, HAVE, and then seek His strength in fulfilling those we have. p.m. Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 a .m, Arnold Richards,' supt .; 18:15-20 Rev. Robert R. Card pracl rce Sunday and Wed castor a.m. Confessions, Salurday, 7- Morning worship 10:30 a.m. It may be the by-product of democracy, but we often ne sda y, 7 p m , prayer meeling OLD DESTER CON Rev. F. Slanten Smith 7:30 p.m . JEHOVAH'S WITNESSESandBibles tudyWednesday 7 30 GREGATIONAL CHURCH) Tuesday become CHESrEN W orship 9· 15 too engrossed In the responsibilities of othersPOMEROY FIRS'f BAPTIST Larry Ca r nahan presiding p m , .. Rev Ca rl Rtc hards, p.:tstctr. Matthew o -Robert Kuhn, pasiOI' ; William minlsler. Sunday, Bible leclure, a.m.. Church School io a .m. not 11nough in our own! Mrs Worl ey Fran cis, Sunda y, ENTERPRISE - Worship, 9 ANTIQU I'I y IIAPTIST Watson, Sunday school supt. 9:30 a.lt).; Walchtower study, 20:1 -16 Norr is, pastor. school supt ' Sunday sc~ ool, Sunday school, 9:30a.m.; BYF, 10:30 a .m .; Tuesday, Bible a .m .. Church School, 10 a.m. sR~vd Freeland If I have a home and a family, it is part of a community, h 1 h _9 .. 45 a .m .; churc h servr ces , FLATWOODS - Worsh ip, 11 un a y sc oo • 10 a .m ; c urch second a nd fou r t h Sundays 6 p.m. ; Bible sludy, Wed- study, 7. 30 p.m.; Thursday, Wednesday and my community part of a nation, and my nation part of nesday, 7 p.m. ; choir practice, ministry school 7:30 p.m.. a m.; Church School 10 a .m. s~rvtce, 7 p.m . We dnesda y foll owing Sunday sc hool, first Acts • a world. Then, for my abilities, my task may be as great as POMEROY - Worship, 10. 30 Wednesday, 8:30-p,m; and th ord Sunoay evenongs, 7. 30 ser Yice meeting 8:30p .m. ~ 10:25-43 a.m.; Churc h School 9 15 a .m .. Boble sl udy, 7 p.m. that of the President of the United States. pm POMEROY LOWER LIGHT MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of UMYF 6'30 p.m. ' CHURCH - Harrisonville Christ In Christian Union LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN ROCK SPRINGS _ Worship RACINE FIRST CHURCH Thursday It was a president who said he had been driven to his OF THE NAZARENE - - Mr Robert Wyall, paslor ; Road, Rev. Odell Manley, Lawrence Manley, pastor; Mrs. I 10 a.m. ; Churc h School 9 a .m., Sunday School, 9:30 a .m. , Corinthians o knees niany times by the knowledge that his strength was pastor. Henry Eblin, Sunday Russell Young, Sunday School Sun day School supt., Ronald UMYF 6:30p.m. . M I Wo h' 10 30 1:10-18 school sup!. Sunday school, Sup I. Sunday School 9:30 a.m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER orn ng rs op, . a .m.; Osborn e. Bible School, 9 30 insufficient for the day. Eve nina worshio. 7· 30 p.m., a .m , preaching 10 45 a .m ; 9:30 a.m .. ,evenln9 worship, Evening worship 7:30. WeaRev. Robert Bumgarner Wednesday Mtd-Week Serv ice. l Evenrnq services, 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m .; prayer and praise nesday prayer meeting, 7:30 Friday We all have days like that-most of the time! HEATH ~ Worship 10:30 Sunday School Superintende nt, service, Thursday, 7:30 p.rn . p.m. Galatians o a rn • Church School 9 30 a .m.. Gera ld Well s. Pastor, Rev HYSELL RUN FREE 4:'!2-29 UMYF 7 p.m. Morr is M. Wolle METHODIST- Ronald We lls, ., ' IWTLAND - Worship 9:15 t S d S h 193 am; Church School 10 a.m ., pas or. un ay c oo 0 a. Swptu res Jelectt d by the AmerkJin ll lbtt Society Saturday 1 7 CWS UMYF p.m. . RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- ~: ~~un~~g P'.~;~~~~ ~e;e,g~ Galatians o . ' . SAL~M CENTER - Worshop Charl es Norr is, pas lor . Sunday 645 p. m ; Evangelis ti c ser• 6:10-18 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reedy chrldren Kathy and Jackie · 9 a .m. , Ch~rch SchooiiO a .m., School, 9· 30 am .· Morning voce, 7:30p.m. Pra yer mee ti ng ~nd Mrs Denni~ UMY[yJ~~~~~v·dLuS'f·ER worship, 10·45 . a.,; .. Sunday Thursda y, 7:30p.m · ' and family of Southside visiled Mr · : evening worsh rp , 7:30 p.m.,· Mrs. Reedy's parents, Mr. and Facemyer and chtldren, Mr. Rev. Merrell Floyd Wedn esday evening Bible FREEDOM GOSPEL Mrs. Walter_Swett. and Mrs Eugene Facemyer ASBURY - Worship 11 a .m.; Sludy, 7: 30p.m MISSION - B ld K b R With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain tl)at_which is Among tloooe who called on and son,· Mrs. Victor Perry, fsnut~~;J:y0019 ' 50 a .m .; WSCS, ReDvANVLILLE WESSLE YAN, L. R. Gl uese~cam~~ ~".st~~: good· in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business · . awren ce u 11 rvan Roger Wilfred S d Mrs. Murl Gala way were Mrs. Mr. an~Mrs, RobertCookand FOREST RUN - Worship 9 pa slor Sunday School 9· 30 Sch I S t s' dr ., Su nh ay firms and organizations whose pames appear below. ·- · k 1 1 dM d a.m.: Church School 10 a.m .; a lh d I . · oo up · un ay c ool. Wilma Petty, Karen, Bill and J ack 00' oca' an r . an WSCS 3rd Wednesda 7· 30 m._. you an unr or youth 9: 30 a .m. I Sunday .we ning Chuck, Randy Radcliff and Mr. Mrs. Robert Bay McArthur. p ' y, · se rvo ce, 6· 45 p.m.; evening wors hop 7:30 Prayer meellng and Mrs. Bob Woodrwn, Tracy l\1rs . Mendal Jordan ac- ~·INERSVILLE - Worsh lp ;ro;,~~' P·V:~~~;X, • Pjajo"' a;;,d Tuesday , 7: 30 p m. Ernest and ~lmmie, McArthur, and companied by Earl Bratton 10 a .m.; Church School 9 a .m.; SilVER RUN ~RE.E lAP: Z;,et,r ~aJ~ ~eade;:30 Youlh 3 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McVay of an'd )\IJ:~, .,...,lb'er,._~,......,.-_WSC.S,A Crd.SMorui<!XJ. U ,ll..P,!l1.-.•l.IU.,... 8ey. _.l;toward 1</m,ble, ,, •.Eries7go.:ter ~~e:~~r .' • p.m ·' ·. .grai.lowF~entals and Supplies r.r.~"~'"" 't!':...'1'~ , .. 'S"Y'A 0~-£ .. · Wor snlp-. --e paSiOf-~ Sunda Y~choc l lO'a"' · ·· · · ~; .x · '"' .. ~ny , _,...~...., Chester , Ohio Mrll. ' rl1 Brat~ who• iS!.' ~ ·'lo.})i.; kC~rch Sc;l)ool, 9 a .m. , ~;tenry Davls, : sup r.,' eveh ing · 'MT. HERMON CHURCH OF ·illrs. IdS DerfiiUon \pent a patient al St. Joseph Hospital SY A UShE - Wor~hop, 8 sc rvoce, 7:30 p m. Pra yer THE UNITED BRETHREN IN . week inColwnbus wllhMr. and in Parkersburg W \Ia am ' ch4rc sc~ool . 9 a.m. meeli nq , Thurda v. 7:30P.m CHRIST - Rober t Shook • · ·. SOUTHERN CLUSTER CHESTER CHURCH OF paslor. Sunda school , 9· 30 ,(.. Mrs. John Knotts and ·family. Clemma Vale, Cardmglon, Rev. Frank Clieesebrew GOD - Rev James Satterfield am Ru sse n ~penc ·t 'l . Mrs. Goldie Gillogly has was a recent guest of Mr. and Rev. Martha Ann !'l•llner pas tor . S u~day sc hool, 9 : 30 - w or ~h ip service, 10~ ~5 s~ r;,·· Member of the Big 3 " We Sponsor Jesus" returned here after spending Mrs. Waller Swett, local, and BE~eHA~YwartdDShoveljy am ... worship service, 11 a .m.; e~en i ng worsh ip allorna tlng General Merchandise Rev. Stan Craig , Pastor . orcas evenong ser vice, 7, prayer wot h C. E. at 7:30 p.m. on some time in Mansfield where Mr and Mr W 1 S tt Plains Ph . 667-3280 .· S. · · we • Worship, . 9.30 a .m., Church service a nd yout h ser voce, Sunday Prayer mee ting, 7 30 she was the guest 'of her Middleport. School 10.30 a.m. . Wednesday , 7 p.m. p.m. Wednesday, Allred Wolfe The Busy Bee Society of the CARMEL - Worshop , II la y leader. ' brother-in-law and sister, Mr. a .m.. lsi and 3rd Sundays; and Mrs . Fred Eckhart. Carpenter Baptist Church met Church School, 10 a .m. LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Rexall Drugs Russell and Kevin Crabtree With Mrs. Lewis Smith. Mrs. APPLE GROVE - Worship, CHURCH - Robert E. Musser: WHITE'S CHAPEL Sunday School, 9 30 pastor. Anna Uch led devotions A 7.30 P m , first and third Coolville RD. Rev . Roy Deeter, We Fill Ali Doctors' Prescriptions Middleport, Ohio I' were overnight guests of their . . ' Sundays; Church school. 9:30 a .m.; Robert Bobo, sup!.; pastor . Sunday school. 9:30 992-2955 grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Silent aucllon was held and a a .m.; prayer meeting, first morning worship, 10. 30; Sun. a .m.; worship service, 10:30 Arlhur Crabtree. . day evening service, 7: 30; Mid- a.m . Boble study and prayer report on the rwnmage sale !Vec1nesday. 7· 30 p.m.. I · Nancy Smilh, who is in held recently was given. Those EAST LETART, - Worship, week service, Wednesday, 7: 30 service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m., second and lourth pm . school in Colwnbus, spent a present were Lynn McWhorter RUTLAND , . ,' ' Sundays ; church school, 9: 30 w~kend wilh her parents, Mr. Emma Whittington, Vlvtan RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST Family Recreation am .; prayer meeling, th ird Bakersof'Holsum Bread SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Rev. Samuel Jackson 1 and Mrs. Lewis Smilh. Gaston, Mae Jordan , Ida Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Swimming , Camping THE NAZARENE - Rev. M. C. pastor. Sunday School, 10 a.m ; · Middleport. Ohio GREAT BEND - Worship II Larim ore, pastor Bob Moore, Mrs. Gerlru~ e Butler, supl. Bernice McKnight of Cheadle, Metta Fisher, Hester • a .m., 2nd and 4th Sundays, Sunday School Supl. Sunday Colwnbus called at lhe home of Peck , Bonni e Ch ea dle and lhe Church School, 10 a .m. Pra ye r Ser voce, I: 30 p.m. ; School. classes for all ages, 9· 30 TH~ preaching serv1ce, 2 p.m. her brolher and sister-in-law, hostess. LETART FALLS - Worship, a.m.; morning worship, 10. 45. RUTLAND CHURCH OF . Mr. and Mrs. Carl Caster, 10 a .m. ; church school, 9 a.m.; NYP S Sunday, 6: 30 p.m.; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gillogly CHRIST Keith Wise, pastor. study , 7:30 p.m. every evangelistic serv ice Sunday, Sunday sc hool , 9:30a.m.. V. H. and also visited Mr. and Mrs. formerly of Hilliards ' visited TBible uesday . Pomeroy-Member FDIC & 7:30 p.m. Mid-week prayer Braley, sup!.; worship service Chester. Ohio D. 0. McKnight. relatives here as they were meeti ng, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. and , communion, 10:30 a.m .; Federal Reserve System Mr . and Mrs. .\,rthur enroute to their new .home in MORNING STAR - Worship Mlssl 9nary meellng , seco nd e11enlng sendee, 7· 30 p.m. 9:30a.m.; Church Schoo l 10:30 We~ nesday , 7·30 p.m. Crabtree were chaperones for Citra, Florida. Wednesda y, Bible study, 7:30 a .m. ; Mid -Week Serv ice , Mrs. Betty Cox and Mrs. Wednesday, 8,1).m. a wiener roast at Temple p.m. Regular board meeting, UNITED FAITH NON - 7:30 p.m.. third Saturday each Church Grove. About 20 youth Nellie Dye of Columbus were MORSE CHAPEL - Worship DENOMINATIONAL - Rev . month Sales · Allis Chalmers . Service Ba~ers of Good Bread from the community attended recent guests at the Ney 11 a .m., 1st ,and 3rd Sundays; Robert·Smlth, pastor. Sunday Farm · Industrial - Lawn . Garden Church School, 10 a .m. school, 9: 30a .m.; class leader, THE RUTLAND COMHuntington, W. Va . and enjoyed the eveing. Carpenwr home. They also PORTLAND - Worship 7: 30 Leo Hil l; worshi p service, 10:30 MUNITY CHURCH - Rev. Tuppers Plains The Temple Church WSCS called on Mildred Carpenter at p.m. ; Church School 9:30a.m. a.m.; church, 7:30p.m.; prayer Richard 'Dubbeld, · pa stor. SUTTON - Worship, II a .m. meeting. Wednesday . met at lhe home of Mrs. Clifton a nursing home in Albany and School, 9:JO a .m.; Worship 2nd and 4th Sundays; Church ser:vlce, 11 a.m .; Wednesday Mrs. Esther Dailey, local. Fraley "'ilh her mother, Ava School 10 a.m EDENUNITEDBRETH~EN prayer meellng , 7:30 p.m. Greenless as hosless. The WESLEYAN !Raclnel - IN CHRIST- Eldon R. Blake, Sunday nigh I worship, 7:30. Worship, II a .m. ; Church pastor. Sunday School, 10 a.m.; The Store With A Heart report of lhe annual meeting RUTLAND CHURCH OF Sc hool, 10 a .m. Ph. 992-7735 Winnie Holsinger, supl. MorTHE NAZARENE - Rev . was giv~n by Murl Galaway Racine ' KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Ph . 949-3342 ning sermon , 11 a.m.; EYening NORTHEAST CLUSTER Lloyd D. Grimm , Jr., pa•tor. and Elizabelh Jordan, Mrs. Hobarl Newell , supl. Services se rvi ce Chr isti an Endeavor , Sunday School, 9: 30 a.m., Rev. Jacob Lehman weekly, 9:30 a .m. on Sunday . Arthur crabtree was in charge Preaching first and third 7:30p.m. ; Mrs. ~yda Chevalier, Morning worship, 10:30 a.m., Rev . Standley Brandum president. Song service and Young people's service, 6:45 JOPPA Worsh ip 10 a .m.; of the business meeting. The Sundays ol mon th by Clifford serm on, 8: 20. Mid-Week prayer p.m .; Evangel is tic se rvices , Church Schoo l 9 a.m. ; Prayer Smllh, 9:30a.m . workshops during October . meeti ng Wednesday , 7:30 p.m. 7.30 _p.m. Wednesday evening Meellng , Wednesday, 8 p.m. HOBSON CHRISTIAN were announced. The UNION - Darrel Doddr ll l, Mrs. Mar ie Holsi nger, class ser ... rce 7: 30 p.m. Ohio 's Oldest Dodge Del1ler Phone 992-3284 LONG BOTTOM - Church Middleport J November meeting will be a pastQr. Sunday School, 9:30 services, 9 a.m.; Sunday School leader. Middleport, Ohio MASON COUNTY dinner meeting at Baker a .m.. Leonard Gilmore, fl rsl 9· 45 a.m. Bible study every THE HILAND CHAPEL, evening service, 7:30 Thursday, 7:30p.m . Center, Ohio University, elder; ' NORTH BETHEL - Worship ·George Casto, pastor . Sunday p.m. Wednesday prayer Athens. It was announced thst meellng, 7:30 p.m. 11 a .m.; Church School 10 a .m. Sc hool, 9:30 ; evening worship, 7· 30. Thursday evening prayer ALFRED Sunday school , MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF the Angelaires would have 9: 45 a .m. each Sunday ; . HEMLOCK GIIOV-£ service, 7:30p.m. GOD Racine Roule 2. The special weekend services at lhe Rev. Charles Hand, paslor. CHRISTIAN Davia ~tautter, MASON FIRST BAPTIST o~:;~~~n~~r~a~~t. .r II a .m. each D. B.A. ANTHONY 0 Middleport, Ohio Temple Church. Delicious Sunday school, 9:45 a .m.; pas lor; Slanford Stockton, sup!. Second and Pomeroy Sis., Stan PLUMBlNG~nd HEATING : WSCS, 8 p.m. Craig, pastor . Sunday school. 7:45 M•orn 1nQ wors hlp, 9:30 a.m.; 9:45a.m. refreshmenls were served by morning worsh ip, II a .m. ; worship service, 11 each month. 337 N. 2nd Middleport 992-Js.So Evening serv ices, Thuesday the hostess and her daughter. and Friday, 7:30. ~hur c~ school , -10: 30 a .m.; a.m.; training uniQJ), 6:30p.m.,· ~--~------------4---a= Sunday young peoples meeting,· 6:JU si! Guests of Mr. and Mrs . 7:30 p.m. ; evening wors~lp , ):30. ~venlng worship s 1wJce, 7:30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE Bl· ble~dy , Wednesday, 7, 30 e;_m. Mld·week prayer service, Webster Facemyre Included CHURCH OF CHRIST- David Wall-to-Wall Carpel Spoocl•tllsll$ p.m. Pdnesday, 7:30p.m. J..ewell, paslor. Bible study, 9:30 Facemyer, Mrs . . Mae CATALOGUE STORE l'.m.; morning worship, 10: 30; · 116 W. Main Ph. 992-7590 MT. UNION. BAPTIST FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Charleston, W. Va., Mr. and evenjng wprsh lp, 6:30 p.m. Mr . & Mrs. Charles R. Sheets Rev . Cecil Cox, pastor . Sunday - Le tarl Route 1 lhe Rev Sian Estimates · Guaranteed Mrs . William Fisher and Wednesday Bible study, 7:30 Court St. Pomeroy 992-3001 school supt., Joe Sayre. Sunday Craig, pastor. Sunday s~hool , p.m. scho_ol , 9: 45 a .m. ; Sunday ·9:30 a .m.; prayer and Bible evenmg worship, 7:30. Wed- sludy, 7:30p.m. Cottage prayer ~sday prayer and Bible sludy, service, Tuesday , 10 a .m.; · li~ E Rs P LA 1 N s , ~';;;~hlp serrlce, F; rday, 7:30 Nationwide lnsuronce Co. of Col umbus, 0 . Keepsake Diamond Rings , CH!IISTIAN CHURCH MASON CHURCH OF ;J07 Spring Ave. ·Pomeroy 312 E. Main St,. Pomeroy, 0. Eugene Underwood , pastor ; CHRIST - Loren T. Slephens Ph . 992-2318 Howard Caldwell, Jr., Sunday minisler. Worshfp, 10 a.m.; DRUGS- POLITICS-ALCOHOL-SEX. FEAR School Supt.; Sunday School, Bible Sludy, 11: 15 a.m. ; evening DISAPPOINTMENTS. WAR. FRUSTRATION 9:30 a . m.; Morning sermon, worship, 7:30 p.m . Mid-Week 10:JC! a. m.; Sunday evening service{ Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. HATE- ~OREDOM- SELF. SMOKING servoc.r"7 p. m, MASON ASSEMBLY OF Authorized Catalog Merchant Phone 992-3481 N. Second Ave . GOD- Secolld Sr,. Mason, W. Louis W. Osborn Middleport, 0 . LETART FALLS UNITED Va. Chester Tennant, pas lor. 220 E. Main Pomeroy . 992-2178 BRETI!REN - Rev.· Freeland SVnday schoof, 10 a.m.; morning worship, 11 a .m. ; Norris, pastor ; Floyd Norris, sup!. Sunday school, 9:30a.m.; evangellsllc service, 7:30p.m. DRIVE~N morn ing $ermoh, -10:30 a.m. ; Bible study and prayer service, Prayer ser vice, Wednesday. Wedllftday, 7:30 p.m. Phore · · Paint- Plumbing & El-ctrlcal lZJ:.SJ.33. 7: 30p.m. Supplies \ HARTFORD CHURCH OF S, 3rd Ave., Middleport E. Main St. Pomer\)y CHRIST In Chrlsllan Union CHURCH OF ~7-3963 Plains CHESHIRE Speaker: REV. & MRS. J. C. COLE GOD OF PROPHECY, G. P. The Rev. Will iam Campbel), Parkersburg, W. Va. Sm ith, pastor. Sunday School, pa ~tor . Sunday school, 9 30 10 a.m.; Arthur Heoson, Supt .; a.m. ; James Hughes, sup!.; Several Churches Will Be Represented At This Service. Morn ing Worship II a.m . ; evening service, 7:30 p.m. Oa~oltd to the Interest of The Young Peoples service ~ 7 p.m.; Wednesdav evening prayer Pastor, William Knittel Mtl~s & Meson ArN" meeting, 7:30 p.m. Youlh Evonfng service, 7:30 p.m.; om•o,.,O. prayer service each Tuesdey Wednesday Mid-Week Prayet at 7;30 p.m. l rrma tion ;:---;;----.._----....L-~-~-- ---'-~ WE CAN PLA'I QvE~ AT M'l HOUSE, wQr shrp. 7: 30 p .m . '' CAMPUS CLA'ITER 'TOUGHEGT KILLER WE EVER ARRE6TED 1 SGT. BL01'Tl:R, ON HIS >S08< NEW Ht(7H-RISE SHOES ~ i ;I ! t II ~ ,! i :i • J 'L-~~----~~~~ ~ ~ ••• .lUST L.i<X eM! 10 ,-20 I WINNIE WINKLE YE&, &HES REALLY KNOCKING' 'THEM OUT ! Event GASOIJNE AILEY @.AHK~ STAfmPIIACK lORMNSIIEAI< IN SEAIIDI OF AU.EY 001! AS .,. NEARS THE BATES OF THE c CASTLE..,~~­ LY WITHVUI WARNING ..... GAULS SHAKE HAVEN .....,. r, . . FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH ., l l,. SWISHER & LOHSE ROYAL OAK PARK -- FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS 00. HEINER'S BAKERY ...: ~ LODWICK'S MARKET ~ Gc-:o> 4_~11&. ..:o:;. ~ U'rl'LE ORPHAN ANNIE MARK VSTORE 1 ABOI.JT W~AT'S M&R FOODLINER AND OONSTRUCTION 00. YOU MIHD THE 510""'..< DICK TRACY ~' - - ... r""l..----~--"""':':"1 '~O' ' --~ ... ON, GET OF!= HIGH HORSE! "WHAT'S YOUR HANG-UP?" RALLS BEN FRANKLIN STORE j --~----- ---------- BOWERS RESTAURANT WOR~,MRS. ll#---'1 1W!' AAP ~~ &I Hmi'l= ACROSS 1. Ruins 6. Great success 11. Madaer family plant 12. - Ilrava (region of Spain J 13. Famous preacher (2 wds. l 15. Greek letter lt. Cubs n . Kind of tunnel 18. Af'lectlonate !1. Part of a wall 25, Based on the New Testa· men! n. Appoint· ment 118. Withdraw 28. Destiny 10. Violent Yealerda.J''• Ceyploqaole: YOUNG BLOOD liUST HAVE ITS COURSE, LAD, AND EVERY llOG ITS DAY.-CHAilLIS KINGSLEY (0 U71 Xlnr Poatuno Srndleato, lu.) 4. Elongated fish t3lJ11MIDY•-~=!' 5. Fashion- Ing 6. Young cod 7. Lamenta· lion 8. English poet 9. Guy-rope 10. 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Dance of the Wands SEARS DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work AXYDLBA~XR ~ II LONGFELLOW One letter 'simply stands tor another. ln this sample A II 111et1 for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. SlnJie letters, apostrophes, the lenlth and formation of the words ue all lllnil. Each day the code lf\tertlte different. TUPPERS PlAINS HARIMARE , I' i CRYP'I'OQUOTES HED , GPXM ZCEHGPDO, \ \ u WPGSMED II ~ " ~ ' !I LCJBPBD-11 PJ i'IEHAPJW DTM GPJM BCZMATMEM .- THE DAILY SENTINEL ., l.COK U. llltfl'l! .llfli55A r SPECIAL SERVICE DATE & TIME: OCT. 20111. 8:00.o'clock PLACE: MIDII.EPORT UNITED PENTEOOSTAL CHURQf (J)flf3 attaet L ROUGH IllYAT PhiUp. ~~~~~ IT=r,~~;;;;;Di;;;;;;;e~ "-r,;;;;;iro:iG;;;;~~;;,;;;;;;r"l] pine tree r'M I!U5HEI7... 37. Religious MONTGOMERY WARD J·;'P 1ll!1.5e 6'MMtewd' by THOMAS JOSEPH J ~~~~~~iidj:~!~:~X~meellng; K&C JEWELERS ~116 "DADOY 1' ASP•.. \CjHilE ,·.00. ALL -WEATHER ROOFING IE'BE OUT AlliN ' GAUL'S MARKET. R. H. RAWLINGS !IJI.I~T FI~D RACINE FOOD MARKET GOEGLEIN READY MIX 00. 'L.Oillt: 1}1~ l.IAA' ME AN' PuliJA6' Ll SEE WHAT WE C'AI1 OHIO VAu.EY BAKING CO. BOGGS EQUIPMENT ii '<tGJ..'27 ,DID X' , LTMBDMlilDCJ ' • 1- 1 �... f ••,. ' .· ~ .. • • . . . ' ..,..... -· ., ' I BARNEY MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL ·- Third Ave , lhe · Rev . William Kni!lel. past or. Rona ld Dugan. Sunday schoo l supt Classes l or ~~~ ages . CV<'J'llnq servi ce. 7 ~ 30 p.m .. R1htP. study , W~nc!.day, 7·30 · ·rorv tces, Friday. l • ..o.J p m. POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY . Rev. W H. Perri n, paslor. Roy Mayer, Sup I. Church schoool, . ST. PAUL lUTHERAN FREEWILL BAPTIST The Rev . Arthur C. Lund, Corner Ash and Pl um M1d pastor Sunday St!tiool (nursery . d ie por t i Noe l M er~ m an, adult), 9 IS am , Charles past or Salllnttty l'v&nrn g 9: 15a .m.; worsh ip, l0:24 a m.; Evan s., Christian Educa tion St·rv rcE:, 7 p m. Sunday school, youl h choir rehearsa l Monday, Supt. . worshrp service. 10: JO 10 a .rTt·, S"uifday even ing 6:30 p. m .,· Mr s. Marv in Burt, a .m .• cQnf~rmation ~ l asses , worship, 7 p.m. dire ctor ; sen ior choir Tuesday . 7·8: 15, tunror · con - rehearsal, 7:30p.m., Thursday, Mrs. Paul Nease. direclor. POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Corner Union and Mulberry . Rev . UNITED MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY, The United Presbyte rian Chur~ h. Dwight L Z.:tvill , Pastor -Direc tor, George W. Hulton imd Rev. Lmson Stebbins., Ass 't Pastor Oirec ror s , F IRST UNIHO PRES. BYTERIAN, Harrisonville Sunoay Church School, 9: 30 a .m, Mrs . Homer Lee. Supf. ; Mor ning Worship 10:30 a.m . FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, M i~dl epo rl , Sunday Church School, 9 30 a .m , Lew1 s Sauer, Supt. ; Mo n1ir1o Wt\f"t't ll') , 10: 30 it m Se r ~ice , 51-tUX ·· 7 · 30 p.lli . 1 Youth meeti ng 6:30 p.m.; Evenmg CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Re v. Herbert Grafe. pets tor . Worship service, I I a m. and 7t30 p m . Sunda y. Sunda y Sc hpol. 9· 30 a .m Richard Bar ton, ~ upl. Prayer mee lmq, Wed nesday. 7. 30 p m . BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRI ST - Cli ff ord Smil h mrnrs tcr Sunday Schoof 9 30 · il m , morr"ling church 10: 30 a m Sunday t'vening serv•ce, Cat~nter N class. time se t ' ' SMOKE uON'T BOTHER LO~i_E'lY ~E \. LUKEY "·-~ .' .- ( ~\. T1t '•' 7 3Q p "'- Wednesday service. 8 -' '·-t'1' I I -li:l· ·I ' IO ·Z.• r ' FIRST BAPTIST of Midweekly , senior confrrmation dlepor t, corner of Srx th and MT. OLIVE CHURCH, Long LAUREL CLIFF FREE class . Senror chorr , 7 30 p m. ·Palmer "streets, Rev. Charles Bottom ; John Di ll , pastor. METHODIST - Rev. Robert Tuesday 1.~ Simons, pastor . 1 Fred Su nd ay school. 10 a.m . E Buckley. pastor. Woll iam Holf man , Sunday " School evange li st ic service. 7·30 p m Ba1ley, supt.; Su!lday schoOl, Clyde V. Henderson, pastor . Superintendent .. Sunda y chvr ch Wi llard Ptggott , Su nda y school 9 30 a.m . , marnrng worship, P.; V!i.NTH - QAY AD - school Sunday school. 9.30 a .m., Glen everyone 9 15 a.m 1 superrntenden l 10: 30 a.m.; e vening worship, Loca ted on Mor ni ngfor worshi M c ~lung , s upl. ; m ornmg VENTIST p 10 15' a m , 7 30 F I R S T · Pm Wedn esday Height s, near Even ing Services, 7.30 p m.: wor shtp, 10 30 am .; evening M ulberry U N I T E D Chrostoan Youth Crusade, 6:JO PRESBYTERIAN, Syracu se ser vice, 7 30 . mid-week se r- Veterans Memonal Hosp rl al , Wednesday pra yer service, 7 30 Mor nt ng Wors h•p. a.m ; p.m • prayer meeting, 7.30 Pomer oy Pas tor Herbert '!_ice,_ Wednesda y, 7 30 p m p m. E ~e t ra yout h aclt vit ies on Sunday Church Sc hool.9 10 a .m . f·; ;.;, ,Thursda y choir pract ice, Mo rg~n Sabbat h Sc hool , every 5 p m., for all youl h up Saturday ar 2 p.m and worship Sunday, GRACE EPISCOPAL DEXTER CHURCH OF to sixth grade ; 6: 30 for junior Mrs. Samoson Hall . Suo! . Rev. Leroy Dav1s, min tster. serv1ce fo ll ow ing at 3 15 p m. and sen ior hrgh st udents. STIVERSVILLE COMCHRIST - Dan ny Evans, Morning prayer and sermon, Open B1 ble discussion each CHURCH OF CHRIST, MUNITY, Rev. Edsel Hart, pa stor . Norma n C Will, supt. . 10: JO a.m. Holy communion and Thursday al 7 30 p.m at lhe Middl epor t, St h a nd Main . pas lor Sunday Sc hool se rvice Sunda y School 9: 30 a .m.; " The F r iendl y Rauli n Moyer, p~slor . Michael sermon, first Sundays, 10 30 chu r ch 10 a m Pra yer ljleeli ng each Wor,ship service, 10 3C a.m . a.m Chur ch school, k m - Church " Ger lach, Sunda y School supl. Thu rsday 7:30 p m. Sunda y Chn s.!ian Endeav or Svnday dergart en lh ro ugh eighth even ing servlce, 7: 30 o.m. evening . GRAHAM UNIT~() Bible School, 9:30 am .. mor grade, 10:30 a .m. r1ing worship, 10: 30 a .m , METHODIST - Preaching 9· 30 ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST REORGANIZED CHURCH POMEROY CHURCH OF a.m ., fi rst and second Sund ays evening worship , 7 JO p.m. ,· Pomero y-Harri son vill e OF CHRIST OF LATCHRIST- Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr ., of ea ch month . third and fourth prayer service 7 r,. m. Wed· Road. Kennelh ~ bert s, pastor. TE RJESUS DAY SAINTS - Portland . pastor Bible School, 9: 30a.m., Sundays each month, worship nesday. Paul McElroy, Sunday School Rac ine Road . Ralph Johnson, wors)>ip, 10· 30; adull worship service at 7· 30 p.m . Wednesday CHURC~ OF THE Sup l. Sunday School 9: 30a.m.; pastor. Herbert White, Sunday service and young peoples eveni ngs at 7· JO . Prayer and NAZARENE - Middl e porl , mornin g wor ship a n'd com . School Dtreclor . Sunday School, meellng, both 7:30p.m. Sunday- Bible Study . Rev. Audry Miller, pastor, mun ton, 10 30 a.m .• Sunday 9 30 am . ; Morn ing worship, · Wednesday, combined Bible Floyd Carson, supl Sunday BAPFIRST SOUTHERN youth Christ ian en - 10: 30 a.m . Sunday evening .study and prayer meeling, 7.30 TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave., sc t\o ol, 9. 30 a .m , Morning evening deavor, 6:30; Worship services, service 7 p m . Wednesday p.m. . Pomeroy, afflllaled with S.B.C., worsh ip 10 :30 a . m.; jun ior Sunday. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday eveni ng prayer services, . 7:30 THE SALVATION ARMY - !he Rev. Fred Hill . pastor . sociely, 6 30 p.m., NYPS, 6·45 evening pra yer meeting and p.m. Envoy RayS. Wining, officer In Sunday Scttool, 9:30 a.m.; p m Sunday eva ngelr sttc Bible study, 7 30 p.m. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST charge. Sunday, . 10 a.m .. , morning worshtp, 10. 30 a .m.; meeting, 7. 30 p.m Prayer ST. JOHN LUTHERAN Grea r Bend , Charl es Norros, Holiness meeting ; 10· 30 a .m,, junior soc iet y, 6: 30a .m. NYPS, meeti ng Wednesday, 7: 30 p.m. Ptne Grov e, tl:le Rev Arthur pastor. Worship se rvi ce, 9:30 Sunday School. Young .People's 6: 45 p.m . Sunday evangelislic MEIGS Combs, pastor. Sunday school, a. m.; Sunday School, 10.30a.m. Legion, 7 p.m.. Thursday, 1 to 3 meellng , 7:30 p.rn . Prayer Sunday COOPERATIVE 9·30 a .m. ; church services. CARLETON CHURCH how would that affect the state of the nation, and p.m.. Ladies Home League ; 7 meeling Wednesday, 7:30p.m. PARISH 10.30 a .m. Kon gs bury Road. Sunday Colossians • p.m., Prep classes the course of history? THE UNITED · MIDDLEPORT BRADBURY CHURCH OF School, 9:30 a .m , Ralph Carl, 1:17-23 SACRED HEART - Rev. METHOODIST CHURCH MT. MORIAH BAPTIST CHRIST. Bibl e School , 9 30 sup !, Worship se rvi ce, 10·30 • • • • Father Bernard Krajcovlc, Corner Robert R. Card Fourlh and Ma in, am ., morning wors hip, 10 30 am and 7 30,P.m. alterna tely . Monday pastor . Phone 992-28:15. Middleport. We should thank God lor the responsibilities we DON'T Director Rev. Henry L. Key , am Sunday evening Worsh tp • Prayer mee ilng, Wednes?ay, Saturday evening Mass, 7:30 Jr , pas lor . Sunday School 9:30 Mal/hew o POME.ROY ~LUSTER Se r vic e. 7. 30 p.m .. choor 7 30 pm. Rev. Jay Stoles, HAVE, and then seek His strength in fulfilling those we have. p.m. Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 a .m, Arnold Richards,' supt .; 18:15-20 Rev. Robert R. Card pracl rce Sunday and Wed castor a.m. Confessions, Salurday, 7- Morning worship 10:30 a.m. It may be the by-product of democracy, but we often ne sda y, 7 p m , prayer meeling OLD DESTER CON Rev. F. Slanten Smith 7:30 p.m . JEHOVAH'S WITNESSESandBibles tudyWednesday 7 30 GREGATIONAL CHURCH) Tuesday become CHESrEN W orship 9· 15 too engrossed In the responsibilities of othersPOMEROY FIRS'f BAPTIST Larry Ca r nahan presiding p m , .. Rev Ca rl Rtc hards, p.:tstctr. Matthew o -Robert Kuhn, pasiOI' ; William minlsler. Sunday, Bible leclure, a.m.. Church School io a .m. not 11nough in our own! Mrs Worl ey Fran cis, Sunda y, ENTERPRISE - Worship, 9 ANTIQU I'I y IIAPTIST Watson, Sunday school supt. 9:30 a.lt).; Walchtower study, 20:1 -16 Norr is, pastor. school supt ' Sunday sc~ ool, Sunday school, 9:30a.m.; BYF, 10:30 a .m .; Tuesday, Bible a .m .. Church School, 10 a.m. sR~vd Freeland If I have a home and a family, it is part of a community, h 1 h _9 .. 45 a .m .; churc h servr ces , FLATWOODS - Worsh ip, 11 un a y sc oo • 10 a .m ; c urch second a nd fou r t h Sundays 6 p.m. ; Bible sludy, Wed- study, 7. 30 p.m.; Thursday, Wednesday and my community part of a nation, and my nation part of nesday, 7 p.m. ; choir practice, ministry school 7:30 p.m.. a m.; Church School 10 a .m. s~rvtce, 7 p.m . We dnesda y foll owing Sunday sc hool, first Acts • a world. Then, for my abilities, my task may be as great as POMEROY - Worship, 10. 30 Wednesday, 8:30-p,m; and th ord Sunoay evenongs, 7. 30 ser Yice meeting 8:30p .m. ~ 10:25-43 a.m.; Churc h School 9 15 a .m .. Boble sl udy, 7 p.m. that of the President of the United States. pm POMEROY LOWER LIGHT MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of UMYF 6'30 p.m. ' CHURCH - Harrisonville Christ In Christian Union LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN ROCK SPRINGS _ Worship RACINE FIRST CHURCH Thursday It was a president who said he had been driven to his OF THE NAZARENE - - Mr Robert Wyall, paslor ; Road, Rev. Odell Manley, Lawrence Manley, pastor; Mrs. I 10 a.m. ; Churc h School 9 a .m., Sunday School, 9:30 a .m. , Corinthians o knees niany times by the knowledge that his strength was pastor. Henry Eblin, Sunday Russell Young, Sunday School Sun day School supt., Ronald UMYF 6:30p.m. . M I Wo h' 10 30 1:10-18 school sup!. Sunday school, Sup I. Sunday School 9:30 a.m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER orn ng rs op, . a .m.; Osborn e. Bible School, 9 30 insufficient for the day. Eve nina worshio. 7· 30 p.m., a .m , preaching 10 45 a .m ; 9:30 a.m .. ,evenln9 worship, Evening worship 7:30. WeaRev. Robert Bumgarner Wednesday Mtd-Week Serv ice. l Evenrnq services, 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m .; prayer and praise nesday prayer meeting, 7:30 Friday We all have days like that-most of the time! HEATH ~ Worship 10:30 Sunday School Superintende nt, service, Thursday, 7:30 p.rn . p.m. Galatians o a rn • Church School 9 30 a .m.. Gera ld Well s. Pastor, Rev HYSELL RUN FREE 4:'!2-29 UMYF 7 p.m. Morr is M. Wolle METHODIST- Ronald We lls, ., ' IWTLAND - Worship 9:15 t S d S h 193 am; Church School 10 a.m ., pas or. un ay c oo 0 a. Swptu res Jelectt d by the AmerkJin ll lbtt Society Saturday 1 7 CWS UMYF p.m. . RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- ~: ~~un~~g P'.~;~~~~ ~e;e,g~ Galatians o . ' . SAL~M CENTER - Worshop Charl es Norr is, pas lor . Sunday 645 p. m ; Evangelis ti c ser• 6:10-18 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reedy chrldren Kathy and Jackie · 9 a .m. , Ch~rch SchooiiO a .m., School, 9· 30 am .· Morning voce, 7:30p.m. Pra yer mee ti ng ~nd Mrs Denni~ UMY[yJ~~~~~v·dLuS'f·ER worship, 10·45 . a.,; .. Sunday Thursda y, 7:30p.m · ' and family of Southside visiled Mr · : evening worsh rp , 7:30 p.m.,· Mrs. Reedy's parents, Mr. and Facemyer and chtldren, Mr. Rev. Merrell Floyd Wedn esday evening Bible FREEDOM GOSPEL Mrs. Walter_Swett. and Mrs Eugene Facemyer ASBURY - Worship 11 a .m.; Sludy, 7: 30p.m MISSION - B ld K b R With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain tl)at_which is Among tloooe who called on and son,· Mrs. Victor Perry, fsnut~~;J:y0019 ' 50 a .m .; WSCS, ReDvANVLILLE WESSLE YAN, L. R. Gl uese~cam~~ ~".st~~: good· in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business · . awren ce u 11 rvan Roger Wilfred S d Mrs. Murl Gala way were Mrs. Mr. an~Mrs, RobertCookand FOREST RUN - Worship 9 pa slor Sunday School 9· 30 Sch I S t s' dr ., Su nh ay firms and organizations whose pames appear below. ·- · k 1 1 dM d a.m.: Church School 10 a.m .; a lh d I . · oo up · un ay c ool. Wilma Petty, Karen, Bill and J ack 00' oca' an r . an WSCS 3rd Wednesda 7· 30 m._. you an unr or youth 9: 30 a .m. I Sunday .we ning Chuck, Randy Radcliff and Mr. Mrs. Robert Bay McArthur. p ' y, · se rvo ce, 6· 45 p.m.; evening wors hop 7:30 Prayer meellng and Mrs. Bob Woodrwn, Tracy l\1rs . Mendal Jordan ac- ~·INERSVILLE - Worsh lp ;ro;,~~' P·V:~~~;X, • Pjajo"' a;;,d Tuesday , 7: 30 p m. Ernest and ~lmmie, McArthur, and companied by Earl Bratton 10 a .m.; Church School 9 a .m.; SilVER RUN ~RE.E lAP: Z;,et,r ~aJ~ ~eade;:30 Youlh 3 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McVay of an'd )\IJ:~, .,...,lb'er,._~,......,.-_WSC.S,A Crd.SMorui<!XJ. U ,ll..P,!l1.-.•l.IU.,... 8ey. _.l;toward 1</m,ble, ,, •.Eries7go.:ter ~~e:~~r .' • p.m ·' ·. .grai.lowF~entals and Supplies r.r.~"~'"" 't!':...'1'~ , .. 'S"Y'A 0~-£ .. · Wor snlp-. --e paSiOf-~ Sunda Y~choc l lO'a"' · ·· · · ~; .x · '"' .. ~ny , _,...~...., Chester , Ohio Mrll. ' rl1 Brat~ who• iS!.' ~ ·'lo.})i.; kC~rch Sc;l)ool, 9 a .m. , ~;tenry Davls, : sup r.,' eveh ing · 'MT. HERMON CHURCH OF ·illrs. IdS DerfiiUon \pent a patient al St. Joseph Hospital SY A UShE - Wor~hop, 8 sc rvoce, 7:30 p m. Pra yer THE UNITED BRETHREN IN . week inColwnbus wllhMr. and in Parkersburg W \Ia am ' ch4rc sc~ool . 9 a.m. meeli nq , Thurda v. 7:30P.m CHRIST - Rober t Shook • · ·. SOUTHERN CLUSTER CHESTER CHURCH OF paslor. Sunda school , 9· 30 ,(.. Mrs. John Knotts and ·family. Clemma Vale, Cardmglon, Rev. Frank Clieesebrew GOD - Rev James Satterfield am Ru sse n ~penc ·t 'l . Mrs. Goldie Gillogly has was a recent guest of Mr. and Rev. Martha Ann !'l•llner pas tor . S u~day sc hool, 9 : 30 - w or ~h ip service, 10~ ~5 s~ r;,·· Member of the Big 3 " We Sponsor Jesus" returned here after spending Mrs. Waller Swett, local, and BE~eHA~YwartdDShoveljy am ... worship service, 11 a .m.; e~en i ng worsh ip allorna tlng General Merchandise Rev. Stan Craig , Pastor . orcas evenong ser vice, 7, prayer wot h C. E. at 7:30 p.m. on some time in Mansfield where Mr and Mr W 1 S tt Plains Ph . 667-3280 .· S. · · we • Worship, . 9.30 a .m., Church service a nd yout h ser voce, Sunday Prayer mee ting, 7 30 she was the guest 'of her Middleport. School 10.30 a.m. . Wednesday , 7 p.m. p.m. Wednesday, Allred Wolfe The Busy Bee Society of the CARMEL - Worshop , II la y leader. ' brother-in-law and sister, Mr. a .m.. lsi and 3rd Sundays; and Mrs . Fred Eckhart. Carpenter Baptist Church met Church School, 10 a .m. LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Rexall Drugs Russell and Kevin Crabtree With Mrs. Lewis Smith. Mrs. APPLE GROVE - Worship, CHURCH - Robert E. Musser: WHITE'S CHAPEL Sunday School, 9 30 pastor. Anna Uch led devotions A 7.30 P m , first and third Coolville RD. Rev . Roy Deeter, We Fill Ali Doctors' Prescriptions Middleport, Ohio I' were overnight guests of their . . ' Sundays; Church school. 9:30 a .m.; Robert Bobo, sup!.; pastor . Sunday school. 9:30 992-2955 grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Silent aucllon was held and a a .m.; prayer meeting, first morning worship, 10. 30; Sun. a .m.; worship service, 10:30 Arlhur Crabtree. . day evening service, 7: 30; Mid- a.m . Boble study and prayer report on the rwnmage sale !Vec1nesday. 7· 30 p.m.. I · Nancy Smilh, who is in held recently was given. Those EAST LETART, - Worship, week service, Wednesday, 7: 30 service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m., second and lourth pm . school in Colwnbus, spent a present were Lynn McWhorter RUTLAND , . ,' ' Sundays ; church school, 9: 30 w~kend wilh her parents, Mr. Emma Whittington, Vlvtan RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST Family Recreation am .; prayer meeling, th ird Bakersof'Holsum Bread SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Rev. Samuel Jackson 1 and Mrs. Lewis Smilh. Gaston, Mae Jordan , Ida Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Swimming , Camping THE NAZARENE - Rev. M. C. pastor. Sunday School, 10 a.m ; · Middleport. Ohio GREAT BEND - Worship II Larim ore, pastor Bob Moore, Mrs. Gerlru~ e Butler, supl. Bernice McKnight of Cheadle, Metta Fisher, Hester • a .m., 2nd and 4th Sundays, Sunday School Supl. Sunday Colwnbus called at lhe home of Peck , Bonni e Ch ea dle and lhe Church School, 10 a .m. Pra ye r Ser voce, I: 30 p.m. ; School. classes for all ages, 9· 30 TH~ preaching serv1ce, 2 p.m. her brolher and sister-in-law, hostess. LETART FALLS - Worship, a.m.; morning worship, 10. 45. RUTLAND CHURCH OF . Mr. and Mrs. Carl Caster, 10 a .m. ; church school, 9 a.m.; NYP S Sunday, 6: 30 p.m.; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gillogly CHRIST Keith Wise, pastor. study , 7:30 p.m. every evangelistic serv ice Sunday, Sunday sc hool , 9:30a.m.. V. H. and also visited Mr. and Mrs. formerly of Hilliards ' visited TBible uesday . Pomeroy-Member FDIC & 7:30 p.m. Mid-week prayer Braley, sup!.; worship service Chester. Ohio D. 0. McKnight. relatives here as they were meeti ng, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. and , communion, 10:30 a.m .; Federal Reserve System Mr . and Mrs. .\,rthur enroute to their new .home in MORNING STAR - Worship Mlssl 9nary meellng , seco nd e11enlng sendee, 7· 30 p.m. 9:30a.m.; Church Schoo l 10:30 We~ nesday , 7·30 p.m. Crabtree were chaperones for Citra, Florida. Wednesda y, Bible study, 7:30 a .m. ; Mid -Week Serv ice , Mrs. Betty Cox and Mrs. Wednesday, 8,1).m. a wiener roast at Temple p.m. Regular board meeting, UNITED FAITH NON - 7:30 p.m.. third Saturday each Church Grove. About 20 youth Nellie Dye of Columbus were MORSE CHAPEL - Worship DENOMINATIONAL - Rev . month Sales · Allis Chalmers . Service Ba~ers of Good Bread from the community attended recent guests at the Ney 11 a .m., 1st ,and 3rd Sundays; Robert·Smlth, pastor. Sunday Farm · Industrial - Lawn . Garden Church School, 10 a .m. school, 9: 30a .m.; class leader, THE RUTLAND COMHuntington, W. Va . and enjoyed the eveing. Carpenwr home. They also PORTLAND - Worship 7: 30 Leo Hil l; worshi p service, 10:30 MUNITY CHURCH - Rev. Tuppers Plains The Temple Church WSCS called on Mildred Carpenter at p.m. ; Church School 9:30a.m. a.m.; church, 7:30p.m.; prayer Richard 'Dubbeld, · pa stor. SUTTON - Worship, II a .m. meeting. Wednesday . met at lhe home of Mrs. Clifton a nursing home in Albany and School, 9:JO a .m.; Worship 2nd and 4th Sundays; Church ser:vlce, 11 a.m .; Wednesday Mrs. Esther Dailey, local. Fraley "'ilh her mother, Ava School 10 a.m EDENUNITEDBRETH~EN prayer meellng , 7:30 p.m. Greenless as hosless. The WESLEYAN !Raclnel - IN CHRIST- Eldon R. Blake, Sunday nigh I worship, 7:30. Worship, II a .m. ; Church pastor. Sunday School, 10 a.m.; The Store With A Heart report of lhe annual meeting RUTLAND CHURCH OF Sc hool, 10 a .m. Ph. 992-7735 Winnie Holsinger, supl. MorTHE NAZARENE - Rev . was giv~n by Murl Galaway Racine ' KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Ph . 949-3342 ning sermon , 11 a.m.; EYening NORTHEAST CLUSTER Lloyd D. Grimm , Jr., pa•tor. and Elizabelh Jordan, Mrs. Hobarl Newell , supl. Services se rvi ce Chr isti an Endeavor , Sunday School, 9: 30 a.m., Rev. Jacob Lehman weekly, 9:30 a .m. on Sunday . Arthur crabtree was in charge Preaching first and third 7:30p.m. ; Mrs. ~yda Chevalier, Morning worship, 10:30 a.m., Rev . Standley Brandum president. Song service and Young people's service, 6:45 JOPPA Worsh ip 10 a .m.; of the business meeting. The Sundays ol mon th by Clifford serm on, 8: 20. Mid-Week prayer p.m .; Evangel is tic se rvices , Church Schoo l 9 a.m. ; Prayer Smllh, 9:30a.m . workshops during October . meeti ng Wednesday , 7:30 p.m. 7.30 _p.m. Wednesday evening Meellng , Wednesday, 8 p.m. HOBSON CHRISTIAN were announced. The UNION - Darrel Doddr ll l, Mrs. Mar ie Holsi nger, class ser ... rce 7: 30 p.m. Ohio 's Oldest Dodge Del1ler Phone 992-3284 LONG BOTTOM - Church Middleport J November meeting will be a pastQr. Sunday School, 9:30 services, 9 a.m.; Sunday School leader. Middleport, Ohio MASON COUNTY dinner meeting at Baker a .m.. Leonard Gilmore, fl rsl 9· 45 a.m. Bible study every THE HILAND CHAPEL, evening service, 7:30 Thursday, 7:30p.m . Center, Ohio University, elder; ' NORTH BETHEL - Worship ·George Casto, pastor . Sunday p.m. Wednesday prayer Athens. It was announced thst meellng, 7:30 p.m. 11 a .m.; Church School 10 a .m. Sc hool, 9:30 ; evening worship, 7· 30. Thursday evening prayer ALFRED Sunday school , MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF the Angelaires would have 9: 45 a .m. each Sunday ; . HEMLOCK GIIOV-£ service, 7:30p.m. GOD Racine Roule 2. The special weekend services at lhe Rev. Charles Hand, paslor. CHRISTIAN Davia ~tautter, MASON FIRST BAPTIST o~:;~~~n~~r~a~~t. .r II a .m. each D. B.A. ANTHONY 0 Middleport, Ohio Temple Church. Delicious Sunday school, 9:45 a .m.; pas lor; Slanford Stockton, sup!. Second and Pomeroy Sis., Stan PLUMBlNG~nd HEATING : WSCS, 8 p.m. Craig, pastor . Sunday school. 7:45 M•orn 1nQ wors hlp, 9:30 a.m.; 9:45a.m. refreshmenls were served by morning worsh ip, II a .m. ; worship service, 11 each month. 337 N. 2nd Middleport 992-Js.So Evening serv ices, Thuesday the hostess and her daughter. and Friday, 7:30. ~hur c~ school , -10: 30 a .m.; a.m.; training uniQJ), 6:30p.m.,· ~--~------------4---a= Sunday young peoples meeting,· 6:JU si! Guests of Mr. and Mrs . 7:30 p.m. ; evening wors~lp , ):30. ~venlng worship s 1wJce, 7:30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE Bl· ble~dy , Wednesday, 7, 30 e;_m. Mld·week prayer service, Webster Facemyre Included CHURCH OF CHRIST- David Wall-to-Wall Carpel Spoocl•tllsll$ p.m. Pdnesday, 7:30p.m. J..ewell, paslor. Bible study, 9:30 Facemyer, Mrs . . Mae CATALOGUE STORE l'.m.; morning worship, 10: 30; · 116 W. Main Ph. 992-7590 MT. UNION. BAPTIST FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Charleston, W. Va., Mr. and evenjng wprsh lp, 6:30 p.m. Mr . & Mrs. Charles R. Sheets Rev . Cecil Cox, pastor . Sunday - Le tarl Route 1 lhe Rev Sian Estimates · Guaranteed Mrs . William Fisher and Wednesday Bible study, 7:30 Court St. Pomeroy 992-3001 school supt., Joe Sayre. Sunday Craig, pastor. Sunday s~hool , p.m. scho_ol , 9: 45 a .m. ; Sunday ·9:30 a .m.; prayer and Bible evenmg worship, 7:30. Wed- sludy, 7:30p.m. Cottage prayer ~sday prayer and Bible sludy, service, Tuesday , 10 a .m.; · li~ E Rs P LA 1 N s , ~';;;~hlp serrlce, F; rday, 7:30 Nationwide lnsuronce Co. of Col umbus, 0 . Keepsake Diamond Rings , CH!IISTIAN CHURCH MASON CHURCH OF ;J07 Spring Ave. ·Pomeroy 312 E. Main St,. Pomeroy, 0. Eugene Underwood , pastor ; CHRIST - Loren T. Slephens Ph . 992-2318 Howard Caldwell, Jr., Sunday minisler. Worshfp, 10 a.m.; DRUGS- POLITICS-ALCOHOL-SEX. FEAR School Supt.; Sunday School, Bible Sludy, 11: 15 a.m. ; evening DISAPPOINTMENTS. WAR. FRUSTRATION 9:30 a . m.; Morning sermon, worship, 7:30 p.m . Mid-Week 10:JC! a. m.; Sunday evening service{ Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. HATE- ~OREDOM- SELF. SMOKING servoc.r"7 p. m, MASON ASSEMBLY OF Authorized Catalog Merchant Phone 992-3481 N. Second Ave . GOD- Secolld Sr,. Mason, W. Louis W. Osborn Middleport, 0 . LETART FALLS UNITED Va. Chester Tennant, pas lor. 220 E. Main Pomeroy . 992-2178 BRETI!REN - Rev.· Freeland SVnday schoof, 10 a.m.; morning worship, 11 a .m. ; Norris, pastor ; Floyd Norris, sup!. Sunday school, 9:30a.m.; evangellsllc service, 7:30p.m. DRIVE~N morn ing $ermoh, -10:30 a.m. ; Bible study and prayer service, Prayer ser vice, Wednesday. Wedllftday, 7:30 p.m. Phore · · Paint- Plumbing & El-ctrlcal lZJ:.SJ.33. 7: 30p.m. Supplies \ HARTFORD CHURCH OF S, 3rd Ave., Middleport E. Main St. Pomer\)y CHRIST In Chrlsllan Union CHURCH OF ~7-3963 Plains CHESHIRE Speaker: REV. & MRS. J. C. COLE GOD OF PROPHECY, G. P. The Rev. Will iam Campbel), Parkersburg, W. Va. Sm ith, pastor. Sunday School, pa ~tor . Sunday school, 9 30 10 a.m.; Arthur Heoson, Supt .; a.m. ; James Hughes, sup!.; Several Churches Will Be Represented At This Service. Morn ing Worship II a.m . ; evening service, 7:30 p.m. Oa~oltd to the Interest of The Young Peoples service ~ 7 p.m.; Wednesdav evening prayer Pastor, William Knittel Mtl~s & Meson ArN" meeting, 7:30 p.m. Youlh Evonfng service, 7:30 p.m.; om•o,.,O. prayer service each Tuesdey Wednesday Mid-Week Prayet at 7;30 p.m. l rrma tion ;:---;;----.._----....L-~-~-- ---'-~ WE CAN PLA'I QvE~ AT M'l HOUSE, wQr shrp. 7: 30 p .m . '' CAMPUS CLA'ITER 'TOUGHEGT KILLER WE EVER ARRE6TED 1 SGT. BL01'Tl:R, ON HIS >S08< NEW Ht(7H-RISE SHOES ~ i ;I ! t II ~ ,! i :i • J 'L-~~----~~~~ ~ ~ ••• .lUST L.i<X eM! 10 ,-20 I WINNIE WINKLE YE&, &HES REALLY KNOCKING' 'THEM OUT ! Event GASOIJNE AILEY @.AHK~ STAfmPIIACK lORMNSIIEAI< IN SEAIIDI OF AU.EY 001! AS .,. NEARS THE BATES OF THE c CASTLE..,~~­ LY WITHVUI WARNING ..... GAULS SHAKE HAVEN .....,. r, . . FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH ., l l,. SWISHER & LOHSE ROYAL OAK PARK -- FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS 00. HEINER'S BAKERY ...: ~ LODWICK'S MARKET ~ Gc-:o> 4_~11&. ..:o:;. ~ U'rl'LE ORPHAN ANNIE MARK VSTORE 1 ABOI.JT W~AT'S M&R FOODLINER AND OONSTRUCTION 00. YOU MIHD THE 510""'..< DICK TRACY ~' - - ... r""l..----~--"""':':"1 '~O' ' --~ ... ON, GET OF!= HIGH HORSE! "WHAT'S YOUR HANG-UP?" RALLS BEN FRANKLIN STORE j --~----- ---------- BOWERS RESTAURANT WOR~,MRS. ll#---'1 1W!' AAP ~~ &I Hmi'l= ACROSS 1. Ruins 6. Great success 11. Madaer family plant 12. - Ilrava (region of Spain J 13. Famous preacher (2 wds. l 15. Greek letter lt. Cubs n . Kind of tunnel 18. Af'lectlonate !1. Part of a wall 25, Based on the New Testa· men! n. Appoint· ment 118. Withdraw 28. Destiny 10. Violent Yealerda.J''• Ceyploqaole: YOUNG BLOOD liUST HAVE ITS COURSE, LAD, AND EVERY llOG ITS DAY.-CHAilLIS KINGSLEY (0 U71 Xlnr Poatuno Srndleato, lu.) 4. Elongated fish t3lJ11MIDY•-~=!' 5. Fashion- Ing 6. Young cod 7. Lamenta· lion 8. English poet 9. Guy-rope 10. Some actors U . Bubbly drink (2 wds. ) n.Kindof steward 18. Showed the way lt, Eggs (Lat.) 20. Cistern Zl. "Galloping doml· noes" UNCnmble theH faur Jumbleo, one lttter to eeeh oquare, to form four ordinary word•. Yesterday'• Auwer 22. The Red Baron 31. Sensible 32. Self· , waa one satisfied 21. Pater· 33. - Har· famillas bor, Guam 24, Viva El 34. Cantatrlee Cordobes' 35. City 28. Alpha and of Manasseh beta to 36. Bugbear Greeks 38. Small 29. Vapors horse 30. Caustic BAWLY I (~ y ......,.. &atherlng (2 wds.) St. Habituate to. "Cry Me J..W..> OAI!iiN CLUCK JICUND Mflfn ........, . AIM••" CeMraJlT t'OIR81 aJUr chee1e - A MOUII a-" ALL ~16HT, rw'IH~N£xr ,... LETTER WILL ee ro ... DOWN LFrench priest's title P. J. PAULEY, AGENT '...Jc I ADDEJ U.French painter 4Z. Fixed lCut a. Dance of the Wands SEARS DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work AXYDLBA~XR ~ II LONGFELLOW One letter 'simply stands tor another. ln this sample A II 111et1 for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. SlnJie letters, apostrophes, the lenlth and formation of the words ue all lllnil. Each day the code lf\tertlte different. TUPPERS PlAINS HARIMARE , I' i CRYP'I'OQUOTES HED , GPXM ZCEHGPDO, \ \ u WPGSMED II ~ " ~ ' !I LCJBPBD-11 PJ i'IEHAPJW DTM GPJM BCZMATMEM .- THE DAILY SENTINEL ., l.COK U. llltfl'l! .llfli55A r SPECIAL SERVICE DATE & TIME: OCT. 20111. 8:00.o'clock PLACE: MIDII.EPORT UNITED PENTEOOSTAL CHURQf (J)flf3 attaet L ROUGH IllYAT PhiUp. ~~~~~ IT=r,~~;;;;;Di;;;;;;;e~ "-r,;;;;;iro:iG;;;;~~;;,;;;;;;r"l] pine tree r'M I!U5HEI7... 37. Religious MONTGOMERY WARD J·;'P 1ll!1.5e 6'MMtewd' by THOMAS JOSEPH J ~~~~~~iidj:~!~:~X~meellng; K&C JEWELERS ~116 "DADOY 1' ASP•.. \CjHilE ,·.00. ALL -WEATHER ROOFING IE'BE OUT AlliN ' GAUL'S MARKET. R. H. RAWLINGS !IJI.I~T FI~D RACINE FOOD MARKET GOEGLEIN READY MIX 00. 'L.Oillt: 1}1~ l.IAA' ME AN' PuliJA6' Ll SEE WHAT WE C'AI1 OHIO VAu.EY BAKING CO. BOGGS EQUIPMENT ii '<tGJ..'27 ,DID X' , LTMBDMlilDCJ ' • 1- 1 �I • 1-ThellailYSentlllel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Oct 20 1972 Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! NOTICE WANl ADS INFORMATION DEAD\.INES ,J P M Dev Before Publ cat ort: Mondav Dead ne 9 e m Clncellat on - Correc ons Will be accepted on1 I 9 a m for Day Of P'U.bl ca on REGULATIONS The Pub sher reserves the r gtH to rd t or re eel any ads detmtd ob ecf ona The PUblisher w II not be respons ble for more than one ncorrect Insert on RllTES NOTICE 7 p at C fl o o d R 7 I Roc k Spr 9s Fa ANYONE 18 Charge OFFICE HOU'II\ 30 a m, IQ 5 OO,p m a m Saturday I JO to Lt 00 per Do ly Noon In Memory IN MEMORY of Joseph W While who deparled th s I fe S years ago today Oclober 20 1967 Sadly rntssed by h s w fe Alice Wh te daughters Mrs Verna Salser Mrs Ru1h Ann Robinson Mrs Mary Lou Conkle son Joseph While Jr and grandch ldren s ster Iva Stewart 10 20 ltc n a dog at 113 Ebenezer S1reet po son was thrown on porch please conlacl Ernest R nk Oav dson Min mum Charge 1Sc 12 cents per word three consecutive lnsertlori's 11 ce-nts p~ word she con ucut ve nsert ons 25 per Cent Discount on pad ads and ads paid w th n o davs Add tiona I 2Sc Ad veri sement grov~ d 10 o fc fo mat on of lhe po son ng of V ala o s w I 5 ct!'nts per Word one nsert on CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S1 SO for 50 word m nlmum Each etdd tlona"t word 2c BLIND ADS lewes! hav ng any prosecuted For Wan' Ad Service Laure be Starts at noon S d'\i Oclober 12nd sp s r d by PQsl 9926 W VA 0 19 31< GUN SHOOT Sunday Octobe p n F~cl ory choked gu s on y Seco nd pla c e s oo e s ge f ee sh ot n nexl 22 a ch Asso e d m eat s Ra e nc Gun Club 10 19 Jlc 10 56 p SYRACUSE CHURCH OF NAZARENE f one f rst g ves h mself lo the Lord all olher g v ng s easy Sunday Schoot-9 30 A M Worshlp-10 4S AM Young"'>eopte-6 30 P M Even ng Wor~h•p-7 30 P M YARD SAL E Fr day and Sat u day on Coun t( Road 9 I r s house wes t o New 33 S M IS a 10 a m 10 19 21c 2x52 I a ler n Syracuse after Oc 22 P vale a adult s on y Phone 98S 3504 a tier 5 p m For Sale 972 STI:J<EO 8 lra ck wa nu Drug S 96 at Ne so n For Sale co sol e w th speaker ba a'lCC base Tak e over ANTIQUE pump o gan all payn enfs ol S6 so per mo th or g nal ex cept new bellows a d or pay ba ance ol $101 50 Call 992 S331 10 19 61c Ove 80 years o d Made by Tay or and Fra ey Organ Co Wo cesler Mass One bellows vpe Phon e 992 3904 LEFT IN ay away De vx Z g Zag se w ng mach ne Th s n ac h n e ave ca st s darn s e nbr o de r e s and make s bu ton ho es Pay ba ance of S41 50 or pay $5 25 pe m o nth Call 992 S33 10 19 61c For Sale or Trade 963 CHEV Slat on Wagon excellent cond t on se or lrade for Volkswagen ot equa va ue phon e 985 4118 10 20 31c REDU CE excess llv ds w lh 1962 FORO Fulura 2 door standard t ansm ss on extra FLUIDE X $ 69 LOSE good cond t on o w t ade WEIGH T w h Dex A 0 el c~ p s ule s for an au to mat c of eq ua value phone 949 391 5 0 20 Jtc 10 IJ tf PARSON S New Furn lure Kanauga Oh o 2 m les above S ver B djle s ha v ng an o d fa sh oned tr ade n week Tra de n your o d for new Don m ss our 6 p ece I v ng oom su tes f or only $ W 95 Do fo ge t we del ve tree So shop lh s w eek and save 10 17 4 c COME AND SEE Have new sh pment of f owers fo fall and Chr stmas w I make f ower arrangements have over 1 000 g ft ferns a so ewe "' Avon bott es same ant ques open 9 a m to 6 p m except F day closed F day phone 98S 3537 Smal ey s G fl Shop Chester Oh o 0 8 2tc 1 W LL nol be espons be for WINTER pel aloes $Sa 100 b For Rent an y deb s c:ont acted by any J AND 4 ROOM Iurn shed and phone 247 2642 one o h e h an myself 0 18 61c S gned La ry R Hubbard unfu n shed apartments 0 20 3tp Phone 992 5434 4 12 fc 971 DODGE Charger power - - - - -- - seer ng gold w lh black PIANO Tun ng L.;me Danes J ROOM house and balh lv v nyl top phone 949 5424 Ot abe 281h lhrv Decembe 5 h 259 Broadway M d n shed also a er adu s 10 18 6 c '1 par phone 992 2082 only phone 992 5592 o 17 ltc POTATOES 50 lbs No $2 19 ~----10 16 51c B s ze S 39 unc ass f ed LEGAL NOTICE TWO lvrn shed rooms $1 79 201bs 85c apples $2 per KOSCOT KOSMETICS IM NK IN THE COURT OF ava ab e now 4 3 Spr ng bushel and up 9 var et es 0 L BASEl We have many COMMON PLEAS Ave phone 992 J429 cabbage 7c a b pr ces good new p oducts s nee the for MEIGS COUNTY OHIO 10 8 21p h ough Sunday M dway Not ce &y Publicat on mal on of th s Company Also - - - - , - - - - - Markel W Ma n Sf Na 15 11l sev eral new ones 1h s month Pome oy phone 992 2S82 CHARLES LEWIS pus month y spec als A Mobde Homes For Sale 10 18 Jtc Route 3 Box 16 lhese n add I on to the Pomeroy Ohio Pia nt fl CASH pa d lor a makes and o g na s Lad es we wou d vs models of mob le home s AKC Toy Pood es Phone 742 ke very much for you to try RUTH LEWIS 3872 Phone area code 6 4 423 9S3 lhese cosmet cs and to serve Routt 3 Box 16 10 1961c 4 J ftc Pomeroy Ohio you Phone He en Jane 992 Et 11 Defenclants 5 13 bedroom mob le home tn 1950 , TON Ford p ckup truck The Defendants Mary Anna 10 tfc TWO good cond I on $1 600 Marl n r fie 3 sows phone Davis whose place of res dence It unknown Add s M Oav s Zuspan s Tra er Cou t 247 2161 SHOTGUN shoot ng match whose place ot res dence s o 20 3tc Vema G Zuspan Mason W Rut and Gvn Cub Sunday unknown The unknown he rs Va Ocl 22 I p m A hand devisees legatees d strlbutees. 10 12 Sf~ DON T PUMP your slugg sh ldmln strators and executors choked and sleeved guns w II sepl c ank Get Ktean Em If any of James Ward be hand capped No a cohot c All Sepl c Tank C eane deceased the unknown hetrs beverag es are a owed • A1r Cond1lloners Landmark Farm Bureau dev sees legattes d str butees 10 19 Jtc • Awn~ngs administrators and executors Pome oy If ony of Ruby Ward H II 10 20 lc Underp~nnmg CARPORT Sa e c oth ng tars Oeceutd John Howard whose electr c malo s e ectr c lace of residence Is 15413 REG STEREO Eng sh Seller 1111 Ia Compton California sweepe' lays and househo d Complete mob le home pvpp es 6 weeks o d phone 90220 Gonzell Howard whose odds and ends too numerous servtce p us g gant c 992 5072 lace of residence s 15-413 to menton Rvss L Hie display of mob te homes 0 20 3tc lsella Compton California res dence East of Rutland on always avallab e at 90220 Davis Howard whose 0 20 ltp Rou e 124 Fr day and place of residence s unknown 97 KAWASAKI 100 exce ent Salv day Ocl 20 and 2h 10 The unknown heirs devisees MILLER cond on ready to go am legatees dlstrlbutees ad LEGAL NOTICE Sacr I ce for only $235 Phone mlnlstrators and executors If o 18 Jlc MOBILE HOMES seoled b ds w be received n Coo v e 667 6214 1ny of James Sm th the off ce of the v age Clerk 10 20 t21p Deceased rhe unknown he rs Pomeroy Oh o untl 2 o cock GARAGE Sa e Oct 21 and 22 1220 Washington Blvd devisees legatees dlstr butees noon on l\lovembe 6 972 on BELPRE 0 463 Gran I St M ddleporl 423 7521 ldmlnlstrators and executors the follow ng proposa s Mob te Homes lo Sa e shes I urn ture c olh ng d If any of Carr e Henshaw F~r the purchase by the 96S ATLAS mob e home ant ques and m sc terns Deceased The unknown hers VII age of ~omerov of a new SOx 0 w o bedroom front 10 18 3tp Auto Sales devisees legatees d str butees 973 Truck Chass s and Dump k tchen exce lent cond t on adm nlstrators and executors Body wi h he o low ng Phone 985 JSSS f any of M dred Thompson spec flcat ons GUN Sh oot also r f e matches 967 VOLKSWAGEN 10 20 61p Deceased The un~nown he rs 2-4 000 m n mum GVW open s les on y Forked Rvn mec~an ca y good ca afler devisees egatees dlstr butees 8-4 Inch Cab to Axe Sporlsman C vb Sunday Ocl admln strators and executors 6 p m lawrence Donohue 1966 STARCRAFT Tent Tra ler 7 000 lb front axe m n mum 22 12 noon f any of Dorothy Devol 742 3048 7 000 lb 2 speed rear aKie s eeps 8 doub e d nelte 10 18 31 Qtceued The unknown he rs rat o 6 so l 10 20 3fc stove s nk and ce box also r:l'c~_,,..__,.,....,.."'-'.....:.::..;.;~ dlvls.ees legatee.s. dlstrlbutees Fo<~_to~Vj ;9' enfo~•m ~ !rAm ~ Sears 2 fl Johnboat . . m nlstntor. otrld executors 5 sp~ed transm ss on at um num $60 phone 367 968 DODGE ton I uck stake If any of Nora Howard Direct In f tth 7530 body good cond ton Phone Dectutd The unknown he rs All types of eng ne w be 0 15 6tc dtvlaeta legatees dlstr butees cons !:fered but b d mus spec ty 98S 4190 or 985 41SJ 1dmln strators and executors cub c 10186tc -~~---nch d splacement - - - -- - - I '' s• 1 e e f any of Mary Sm th Ro lins number of cyl nde s etc Decened and The unknown min mum 300 cu nch heirs dev sees legatees Heavy duty front and rea dlstr butees adm lnl5trators spr ngs w th over toads on rea and elCecutors f any of 2 speed electr c w pers Herr son Roll ns aka Harr son w ndsh e d washers take Raw nos Deceased w S gnal ghts w th haza d not ce that on the 28th day ot SW Ch July 1972 a Comp alnt was Heeter and Defroster f led n the Common Pleas 900 x 20 res mud and snow Court of Me gs County Ohio on rear - Cast spoke whee s Case No S 113 where n you ~ower steering have been named defendants Heavy duty brakes In the prayer of the Com pia nt Heavy Ciutv c utch Pto nllff demands that h s In Huvy duly bettery terest n sad rea estate may be Heavy duty bumper set off to h m n severalty and Heavy du y Alterna or for pu lit on of sad real estate Wes.t Cont mirrors accord ng to the respective Mud flaps r ghts of the partes hereto and 2 front tow hooks - rear ow In case par tit on of sa d rea 1 loop estate cannot be mt~de without man test Injury to the value W th and W th Dump bed to be thereof lhen lhat sa d reo I 7 X 10 ft 2-4 s des w h s ze estate may be adjudged to one w ng type cab protector or more of t~e part es to th s Color Yellow su t upon election as provided Door In ta ga e Comp e e by law then lhat sa d real w th Ho st estate may be sod according to 2 For sale by the V age of law free and clear from all the Pomeroy Is 1967 nte na iona ola ms r ghts and inte ests of Dump Truck The b dder may all lhe parties to this su t stale either what hew I g ve for Pia ntlff further prays that each the 967 tnternat on a Truck o of sa d Defendants may be what amount he w 11 al ow as a required to set up whatever trade In for the new Truck claim or cia ms r ght or r ghts Chass s and Dump Body nterest or Interests each ot descr bed above them has n and to said real Each b dder may b d for estate or be forever barred e lher the purchase of the 1967 from assert ng same And Intern at ona or fo the sale o turlher Pto nl ff prays for other lhe V I age of Pomeroy of a new proper rei ef The rea estate s Truck Chass sand Dump Body described as follows descr bed above or both Ea ch The follow no described real b d must conta n lhe fu I name estate s tuate n the V llage of of every person or company Pomeroy Me gs County Oh o nterested n the same and he Tract No 1 b d must be accompan ed by a Be ng part of Lot No 6 on check or bond n the sum ot Prospect Hill n sad City and n $ 00 00 to the sat sfactlon of the Fraction No 17 beg nning on V age Counc as a guaranty Carol ne Street at the Nor that f the b d s a<;:cepled thwest corner of a lot sod to contract w II be entered nto and John M St vers thence with ts performance prope ly sa d Street N 88 deg West 100 secured These checks or bonds feet thence South 2 Oeg west wJ be returned at once to a tOO feet lhence South 88 Deg except the successfu b dde East parallel w th Cerollne H s check o bond w I be h-eld Street IOOfeel to lot of sad John unt the coni act o b d s M S:t vers thence w th the line p oper y e)(ecuted by h m of said Stivers lot 100 feet be ng The r ght s reserved tore ec the house and at forme y any and a I b ds owned b"' Wm R St vers Jane Walton C e k Tract No 2 V LLAGE 0~ POMEROY All of Lot Number F ve (5) n ( 0 13 20 2tc S W Pomeroy s Add ton to the C ty of Pomeroy n Fract on No NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT 17 Town No 2 Range 13 Save Case No 20 799 end except 100 feet square oft of Est1te of A.udra Edward the North end of said Lot No s Wyers Oecused Tract No 3 Noti<Je Is hereby g ven that Beg nn ng at the Southwest corner of Lot No Five on F orence Wyers of Route 1 Reedsv e Ohio has been du y Prospect H II n S w appo nted as Adm nlstratr x of Pomeroy s Add it on to said C ty of Pomeroy thence North 2 the Estate of Audn Edward Deg East 206 feet thence Wvers deceased late of Me os Countv Oh o North 88 Deg west 100 feet Cred tors are reQu red to file Thence South '2 Oeg West 183 feet thence South 70 Oeg •o their cia ms w th sad 1 due ary Eas.t along the North s de of a w th n four monthS Dated th s 17th day of Oc forty foot street 10~ teet to place Iober 9'72 Of beglnn no Sav ng and ex Manning 0 Webster Judge ceptlng coa and other Probete D v s on of mineral• the right to m ne Common P eBs Court ume Without encumbrance to Me gs County Oh o the surface 1nd 1111 ways •nd rights of ways along any 110) 20 27 1111 3 mineral seam hereby reserved Reference Dttcl Vol 7S Page 171 Deed Records Meigs County Ohio You are required to answer tfto Cotnptolnl within lwenly otghl doys ofler the lesl pyblfcltlon ot this nottce nomoty by nol Iller thon 1he 17111 diY of Novemb.tr 1~12 or ludgmont by cletoull will be rendorH ogolnst you Evelyn Lucke Clerk of Courtt Mt gs Covnly Ohio Crew Crow I. Porter Attwnt\11 for PlolntJff (f) u 22 1t (10) 6 13 20 27 PIC NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Cut No 20 781 Estate of M ldred M Baum Deceased Not ce s hereby g ven that De mar G Beum of Chester Oh o has bun duly appo nled Adm nlslretor of the Estate of M ldred M Baum deeeased Ill! of Meigs County Oh o Cred to s are requ red to f le the r cia ms with sa d t duclary w thin four months Dated th s lrd day of O~:tober 972 Mann ng 0 Webster Judge Common Peas Covrf Prob'ate o vis on 110 I 6 13 20 31c "HEll" COAL HEATING & COOLING 69 CAD LLAC sedan DeV le a r cond t oned green w th b own v ny top A power au omat c good cond t on Wmdow, A1r Cond1lloners ARNOLD BROTHERS"p anos Buy grand Did up ghl p anos old pump organs Any cond ton Pay ng $10 each Wr leg v ng d rectlons Willen Plano Co Box 188 Sard s Oh o 43946 10 3 61p 200 BALES of good lh s years hay delivered phone 742 4459 10 20 31c 1960 965 VOLKSWAGEN fo paris phone 98S 4 8 10 20 3tc OLD Furn lure oak tables organs dishes clocks brass beds or camp ete households Wr te M D M Iter Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o Call 992 627 6 28 lfc Brmg Your Unhulled WALNUTS TO OUR MECHANICAL HULLER Your Walnuts wtll be Hulled Free of Charge and We W1ll Pay 'lou $ C:: xcels or Sa I Works E Ma n Sl Pom e oy Phone 992 3891 4 12 lfc Business Services . DRIVE A LlTTLE -SAVE A LOTI Kuhl's Bargain Center Rt 1 at cautoon hthl fARlH MOVING Dozer & End lo.tder work, ponds basemen1 land. scapmg We have 2 s11e dozers 2 s11e loaders Work done by hour or contra~ . Free Est mates We also TUPPERS PLAINS haul toll d1rl top sool Dump trucks and tow boy for hore . See Bob or Roger Jefler,~< Pomeroy Phone 992 3525 after 7 p m or phone 992S232 Per Hundred Pounds After they "'' Hulled From the largest Bulldozer Rad ator to the Smallest Heater Core Nathan Boggs Radoator Speciatost SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph 992 2174 Pomeroy -GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto Open I T1lS Monday lhru Saturday 606 E Moon Pomeroy 0 Start Buyong Oc1ober 2 1972 Excelsior SaR Works, In~ P 0 Box 267 992 3891 Pomeroy Ohio 10 17 6tc NEW 1972 Z g Zag Sew ng Mach ne n original factory carton Zig Zog lo make bvtlonholes sew on bultons monogl"'ams and make fancy 3 Super C t 1 Cus1om C 1 2 Custom C 1 1 Model c 111-A 1 Moclol c 12 Johnson and Son SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph 446 4782 Galt po s John Russe Inc 3 2 ftc 5 12 lfc Sept c tanks nslalled George IB II Pvll ns Phone 992 2478 4 25 ftc C BRADFORO Auct oneer Complele Serv ce Phone 949 3821 Rae ne Oh o Cr tl Bradford s tic SEWING MACHINES Repa r serv ce a makes 992 2284 The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy Author zed Singer Sates and Owner & Operalor ~-,------ w LL c ui or tr m trees reasonable ba sements also c ean out aft cs and cellars phone 949 3221 10 4 30tc eROOFING •HEATING •PLUMQING •CARPENTRY •SPOUTING •PAINTING ----BACKHOE AND DOZER work For Free Estimate PHONE ------ AUTOMOB LE nsurance been Real Estate For Sale cancelled' Lost yovr 2966 6 IS lfc Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. Broker t on ca y guaranteed AI work Reasonable Employment Wanted WILL DO babyslltlng for p eschool ch ldren n my home by Ihe day Re ab e and mature Phone 949 5101 10 18 6tc CLELAND REALTY 608 E Maon 1 27 ACRE REAL COUNTRY LIVING CLOSE IN - 7 rooms bath v111 ty room basement natural gas forced air fur nace garage other bu ld ngs $8 000 00 JUST RENOVATED OVER I 000 sq ft I vng temps Auto water level control L lnt Fltttr or Power Fin Agitator NICE ONES 6 ROOMS I ' ba1hs fireplace In large living Nice dining with sliding glass doors Modern kitchen has stovt ~ltd refr g rator Gas forced at r furnace Garage ROOMS - I ' baths all electric Beautiful kitchen and dining area Large ltv ng utll ty 2 garages In the country Carpet except the vi lily room 6 REAL BARGAINS ROOMS - 2 bedrooms nice ba1h basement Iron! porch Large tot In back Ask ng ss sao oo NEW 5 ROOMS - Nice kitchen w11h stove and Fefrlgerator Gas forced air furnace Lots of closets and cupboard space Carpet and paneling Only $16 000 00 wl1h 2 lots 5 WORTH THE MONEY GAS FURNACE 3 bedrooms bath large living with fireplace Dtnlng room full basement and garage room for A LET YOUR MONEY MAKE YOU 10% Yes we p.oy 10 percent in teruton 111 doposlts 11111 12% On 5 yr De!losits AT Dry•rs 647 SSO 111 525 547 4U 167 m cars WE HAVE SEVERAL NICE HOUSES BUT FINANCING IS A PROBLEM SEE ABOUT IT THEN SEE US WELL HELP YOU FINO A HOME OF YOUR OWN HELEN l TEAFORD ASSOCIATE PHONE9923325 Hill of Ht11 "O 3 magnificent home $21 000 30 ACRES - 4 bedrooms bath gas well with free gas and oil Some bottom land Only $IS 000 00 Perm• Press Moyfot Surround" clotttes wlttl gtn11t tvtn Met No hOIIpOII no ovordrylng Fine Mesll Lint Filter m m 2 Deti'IOI1Sfrlfwl WI II'ICIIUielll Cotlloln olldlot Ul felllo yw lbeuf H MAYTAe fURNITURE·~~:-' 741-4211 70 Mavenck 2 Dr, 6 cyl, auto ....... '1495 69 Olds 88 H T Sedan, full power, a1r • '1795 69 Dodge Polara 4 Dr , H T , a1r • 11995 11295 69 £~lev BIS. 2 Dr, 6 cyl 1 std 69 Ponttac Bonneville 2 Dr HT au.... 11695 68 Dodge Cor 2 Dr H T, V-8, auto, P S '1095 66 BuiCk LaSabre 4 Door, atr • ... '~95 66 Olds Toronado, full power, a1r. • '1195 66 Oldsmobile 88 4 Dr H T .. • ••• '595 65 Bu1ck La Sabre 2 Door HT 62 Olds 98 tl T Sedan, full power '495 • '395 New '73 Cadillac and Olds NOW ON DISPLAY Yollll Uke Our Quality Way of Doing Bus~ness 992 5342 GMAC FINA~CING POMEROY Open Evenings UntJI 6loo--Til ~ PM Sat Arnold Grate RutiW ........ ~"PS FUURURE 11111111' ...... Obligation night set ObligatiOn N1ght was set for Nov 6 at the Monday mght meetmg of Theodorbs Council 17 Daughters of Amenca held at the IOOF hall Mrs Etta Lemley councilor presided at the meetmg durmg wh1ch lime the 60th an mversary of the Counc1l was noted Plans for observance to lake place on Nov 20 were postponed until the next meeting The state councilors prOJect G1ve a D of A a D1me was <t1scussed D1sh cloths to be sold were diStributed Mrs Eva Dessauer IS chairman or the sale It was reported that Marvm Darsl1s home from the hosp1tal as IS Bobby Staats grandson of Mrs Ferne Roush Mrs V1v1an Johnson IS at the Pleasant Valley Hosp1tal where she has undergone Students of Me gs H gh surgery School named to the honor ro Mrs Norma Chapman was at the close of the f rst s x w~ks grad ng per ad were remstaled mto the Council ahnounced loday by Pr nc pal Several members attended the James D ehl Mak ng a grade ot B or mspect1on of Chester Council above n a I the r sub1ects to be 323 Tuesday mght The pnze named to the roll were SENIORS Edgar Abbett package donated by Mrs Ed1th Dana Alesh re Shlrt•y Alk re Spencer was won by Mrs Edna Barbara Archer George Ar Re1bel The next meetmg will noll L nda Atk nson Lynne mclude a game hour Refresh Baker Debra Barnhart Jyt Beaver Janet B ggs El zabeth menLs of homemade cake 1ce Btaettnar J m Boggs Jan ce cream coffee were served Burns Nancy Busk rk Judy Carsey ~bb e Carson R ta Case Michael Corder He en Cotter It Paul Cunn ngham Merr Ebersbach Jeff F e ds Donna Francs Beth Fultz Wanda C Gardner Dav d Meigs High honor roll announced Gerard Deborah G1 am Karen Hate Amy Hamm Sheila Hawk Randy Haynes se Hendncks Jeanne Kennedy Barbara K en Sherry Lambert Krlsty Malson Ed th Mees R chard Mendenha Donna Michael Sherry M chae Debb e M Iter David M tchell Pavia Morr s K mberly Mowery Roger Pearch get them off the lot and make way for newer used cars You II be glad you d1d because these ~ ~;t2~g end of the year pnces are the ~:::--::: lowest yet Now 1s the ttme to move on up to a second and th1rd car family Don't Forget We Servwe What We Sell Our Word Is Our Bond Des ree P ke Chr sf ne Robonson L nda Rvpe Ava Sayre M ke Sayre James lee Schmoll Deborah Schuck Beck1"-Seel g Vlck S ncta r Conn e Smith Christ ne Stanley, Jane Thomas R chard Vaughan Gary Warner Stephen Warner Dallas Weber Patt Well and Sharon WI son JUNIORS - John Ash Ch sf ne Ba ley Mike Bares w t Dav d Barnhart Brenda Barton Reg na B ng Donna Boyd Dana Carsey Ron Couch Joyce Dav s R Ia F Dav s Barbara Demoskey Charles D eh Andy English Dinah Ertew ne Sandra Flqccar Grace Frakes Gregory Open Evenmgs Ttl 7 p m & Sat Ttll 12 Noon for Serv1ce & Sales 5 pm France Conn e COLUMBUS - D~rector R1chard E Guggenheim or the Oh10 Deparlmen t of L1quor Control today noted that Eastern Standard T1me returns to Oh10 at 2 am Sunday Oct 29 Allhalt1me 11 will become 1 a m Eastern Standard Time addmg one hour to the closmg 11me of all tavern keepers whose penmts enhUe them to remam open unhl 2 30 a m The followmg permit class1flcatwns carry that pnvllege A lA D 3A D-5 and D-SA 2 SillS OF QUALITY Pb-:!~~s ~!' Co. @) Repeal of tax opposed are FHA topzcs A program on datmg and marr age was presented at the Tuesday mght meeting of the Eastern Chapter of the Future Homemakers of Amertca A panel dlscusston on the COURSE COMPLETED top1c mduded four adulLs SYRACUSE - Donald C Elliott of Syracuse an mstalled Sandy Woods presided It was repairman has received the decided that gtrls mtssmg cert1f1cale for completmg a three consecutive meetlngs basic mstallahon and mam Will be dropped from the lenance course at General chapter Several members Telephone Co of Ohw s plant were appointed to babysit with trammg school m Manon A the children at the next Chester graduate of Carthage Troy PTA meeting Ins P1gott read minutes of H1gh School Elliott has been the prev1ous meehng With the company one year He Refreshments were served works m the Pomeroy Ex change PROFITS WAY UP CLEVELAND (UPI) Republican Steel Corporation reported Wednesday ILs net Income for the f1rst nine months of 1972 was up some 200 pet over the total for the corresponding 1971 period The company reported net income of $34 972 780 or $2 16 per share for the first three quarters of this year compared with $11 081 039 or 69 centa pershare for the same period last year The director emphasized that some local commun1lles require sales of miOlucaUng liquor to be ended before the Departments 2 30 a m closmg requ~remenl The transfer from Eastern Daylight to Eastern Standard Time w11l have no effect upon taverns whtch 8re required by local ordmance lo close earlier than 2 30 a m on Sunday he concluded The observance of Standard and Daylight T1me IS required by th~ Federal Umform Time Act of 1966 OUR SPECIAL OF THE WEEK 70 Chev Impala 4 dr, H T, rad1o, heater, P S , P B , factory atr N1ce clean car $1895 71 Chev Vega, 2 dr , stand N1ce red clean car $1595 71 Hornet, 2 dr , hke new, 13,000 m1les, radto, auto $1495 70 Dodge Super Bee, 4 sp , 2 dr , H T all Black Beauty, forqu1ck sale S129S 68 Bu1ck Electra 225, 2 dr H T , fully equ1pped Local owned $1595 69 Ford XL, 2 dr H T , rad1o, auto , $1395 ps 69 Mercury Marque, 4 dr H T , A 1 shape 51595 68 Volkswagen, auto, rad1o, clean car $895 65 Pontiac Bonneville, 2 dr H T Loaded $795 68 Chev 4 dr wagon, V-8, auto , looks & runs good $995 64 Dodge 4dr wagon, V 8, auto $395 62 Chev II, 6 cyl, auto s100 65 Chev Belair, 4 dr station wagon, new t1res Looks good Bad engtne $250 64 Cllev 3/4 Ton Pickup Truck $395 62 Chev Ptckup Truck $300 See Ray Rrggs or Roger Rrebel RIGGS BROS., INC. USED CARS Q- Can a snake hear• A- Not sounds from the air Its hearmg IS by sensmg ground VIbrations Located on St Ph 985 4100 IW7 ' u OiestarJ cr Top video, medical experts to speak at Lake Hope soon OU pinched by enrollment dron .I:' md1cations for the precipitous drop-<Jff and of an mtensive survey to be undertaken 1m mediately to determine why those failing to return did not enroll pre Although sprtng reg1stratwn and housing contracts were down Sowle sa1d pre-college sess1ons were up m attendance Freshman enrollment has proved to be close to that targeted w1th the drop-off occurring among sophomores juniors seniors and graduate students No specific budgetary adjustments were forecast by Sowle but be aald they would necesaarlly be very tough 1o make and they wW not be painless He Indicated that am011g consideratlona to be dlHusaed are cutbacks In both academic aod noa academic programs and a freeze on personnel replacements Although a deciSIOn on a posstble reduction in state subsidy wlll not be made In Columbus until possibly December and therefore the full extent of the flnancllll problem not known until lhen Sowle said illunedlate steps to start a\ljustlng to the known $1 5 mllhon problem are essential One Hreat unknown that could knock all financ~al ad jusllnenta Into a cocked hat satd Sowle would be the repo.al of the state income tax In November Unless the loss of that state income were 1m mediately replaced by another aource the result would be catastrophic USED CAR Datzng, marnage Effect Tavern Hours Garnes Venoda G bbs Br dgel Goble Thurman Han ng lngr d Hawley Den se Hawley James H I Jacqueline Hutton Anna Jacks Mary Janey Sus e ATil ENS - An unexpected Jelfers Dana Johnson Ezra enrollment drop of I 798 at Kiser Mary Krawsczyn Barry Marshall M chaet May Diane Oh10 UmverSity that Mil cause 992 2174 McAngvs Janet I'Aorr s Mark serious financial problems was Morr s Susan Morrison announced Wednesday BUICk Pontiac Brenda Ne son Tina N erl Mam campus enrollment of Gary 0 Dell Mark Oiler Mam St Pomeroy Oh1o Dana Pa nter Roxie Pat 17 443 Is down I 363 from ex terson Debra P erce Debra pectahons which had been set Powet Donna Powell Mlchae R chards Pat Robson Sandra at approximately the level of Rvschel Jean e Schne der last fall The drop-off amounts Patty Sear es Ga S zemore to 7 2 pet Enrollment at the Albert Smith Jill Smith umverstty s fiVe regwnl Stephen Sm th Randall D Sn der T na Spire~ L nda campuses was down 435 from Sprouse R ck Stobart Brenda an anllc1pated 5 138 It IS 8 5 Van Meier Paul Voss Karen pet lower Wheeler and Sherman While The enrollment drop and 1971 BUICK $2149 SOPHOMORES - Vicki resultant loss of fees causes an Abbett Sharon Bong ~berah Sportwagon Beautiful coral finish with vinyl Interior Black Teresa Burchett factory air conditioned luggage rack rad o 350 V 8 lmmedtate problem of $15 Evelyn R Burnette Ju Ia m1lllon m the umverslly s engine automa1tc 1rans power steer ng & brakes like Capehart Mandy Carder Jo neww wtires I! you want a show p ece & plenf¥ of luxury Lynn Chafjn Jenn fer Chap already t1gh I $44 million try this ovts1andlng bvy man Charles ConQer R chard operatmg budget The fman 1966 CHEVROLET 1649 Couch Carla Cr sp Sandra Curtis Cart Dav dson Edd e c1al crts1s could be com BelAir St Wagon I owner local car & spotless v nyt n D ddle Bonnie 01 ton Metod e pounded mto one totaling as terlor good tires V 8 engine power steer ng brakes Faulkner Larry Fr dley Lois much as S3 8 million should the automat1c trans radio See lilts car as It Is priced tow Fraser Barbara Fultz Linda state subs1dy allocallon based tow low Gerard Joy Hayes Maureen 1966 FORD $399 Hennessy Chr sty Hysell on expected enrollment be Falrlane sao 4 dr. local owner spotless clean nterlor 6 Debbie Kennedy An ta K ng trimmed Scherry Lane Barbara Lew s cyl engine std trans radio SPI'clal for weekend Previous Oh10 Umversity Cynthia Manley D•bb e budget adjusllnenLs for thts Mclavghl n Ralph McMillin Peggy Murphy Michael year totaling $1 1 million were Nesselroad Ph I Oh nger Jo announced September 22 and Anna Peyton Douqtas Pope mcluded a reductiOn of $346 900 Rose Ramsburg An I~ Rail iff ~lEROY, 01110 Kenneth Rife Floyd Sayre m expected fee Income ThiS Bryan Shank Sam Ter was based on experience In zopptous Steven Walburn 1971 72 when the enrollment Ailsa Walker Joy Wh le Brenda W II L nda WIt lams drop at the end or the fall and NINTH GRADE- ~bbe Winter quarters was 6 pet a Bailey Bruce Blackston ftgure double that of previous Sandra Carleton George Carper Karen Coleman years G nger Cvttums Peggy Budget adjustments to Cunnl~gham Mckey A resolulion opposing reJit.ll School of Education Mankato Davenport Stott Fraser compensate for the unmedlate of the state Income tax was State College Minnesota Dr Cherie Fry C ndy Glaze loss af $1 5 million m feea ls Firm recom approved when James A Owen B Kiernan Executive Crystal Glaze Darla Harper underway Andrew Hoover Laurae me.ndallons of the National Secretary from the Diehl principal of Meigs High Hoover James Hutton Debbie School attended the Fall Association of Secondary Janey Bonita Johnston Glenn University Budget Comnuttee Conference of the Ohto SchoOl Prlnclpllls and Dr Kennedy Mond Lee King to Preaiden t Claude R Sowle Debra Lawrence Michael are expected within two weeks Anoclation of Secondary Dean Berkley Unlvenlty of Magnotta •Vicki Manley Sehool Principals at the Indiana Charlie- Marshall Jeff Martin After action by Sowle the Other resolutions plued Jeff Me kiMey Tammy adjuatmenta Wlll be submitted C4hmbu Sherlllon hotel In Michael Tammy Mowery Ill the Board of Truatees for Colambu on Sllnclay Monday 1111pp0tled the Oblo rUiocfation Kim Ohllny.,- Judy Radford final of Student Councill the Oblo Bruce consideration on and Taaday thla week Reed Rebecca Roush Congress of Admlnlltrallve Kathy Rupe Mary Ruschel November 13 Prlndpll ~en at the Auoclallonl active par Pamela Shockey, Angell Announcement of the confer...ce lnelldecl Dr lielpltloniD tie determlltall011 Siuon Peaoy Snyder Tamara enrollment 10118 was made by 'Klmberty Stevers llarthl 'II lae1 Ofllo of ORSM pallciltl, llld iJJ. Stanley. George Siewert Mike Swick Sowle at a Wednesday mormng . . . . . . lent Cll l'16lle [11. volvement iil the Search for Mttlssa Thomas Donna praa conference where he Thornton and Earl Wood lfnlcdan, Dr Oonlld GDJ., spoke both of the lack of early Jll'OII"IDI SMITH NELSON Officers were elected at a meeting of the Umted Teens of the Umted Faith Church Pomeroy Sunday evenmg Elected were Sharon Drake president Debbie Lawrence vtce president Nan~y Lawrence secretary Darrell Drake treasurer Sharon Htll news reporter and Patty Hysell song leader Mam objective '!! the Umted Teens will be to mterest more young wople m the church Their plans mclude arts and crafts proJects parties and plays during the hohday season Youth and adults m teres ted m working w1th young people ar~ mv1ted to attend the 6 45 p m Sunday evenmg meetings A total of 17 were m attendanm Sunday mght COl UMBUS (UPI] - Dav1d Sweet sLate director or econom c; and commun1ly development said he 1s fmdmg growmg opposition Lo repeal of t~ e s late mcome la. m busmess and mdustr1al Circles In fact 11 IS looked upon With some degree of alarm Sweet sa1d Wednesday Industry realizes that people beheve they are voting agams l taxes but there IS a reahzallon that they are really voting on alternatives because he revenue will have to be ra1sed from some other source he sa1d Sweet sa1d busmessmen fear that the stale faced w1th a b1g revenue loss w11l sock 11 to busmess and mdustry There IS a realization that the state needs the money and that the drastic cuts m educatiOn 1Ls repeal would force would be disastrous to lh1s state both now and over the long haul Sweet sa1d There IS also a realizatiOn that th1s 1s a fa1r tax Standard Time Will Hooper Marlene Hvllon Steve Jewell Debb e Jewell WIt am , U~ED CA~ QUMN~ ~ We're havffigi f 'C:ar ~riJe Help us United teens name officers repeal shows wide increase Additional support for a Mr and Mrs Gilkey gave miSSIOnary !amll) m AfriCa dcvo I I S :S ~ SC phU C rr m was pledged by the Young Romans 5 I l1 and arl des Adult Class of the Bradford enlliled Relatlonslup w1th Class of Chnst at a meetmg God B~gms and The Thursday mght at the church Prorruse or Pers1stenm Mrs Guy Hysell pres1ded when a Ben R1fe Will serve refresh teller was read from lhe family menLs at the Nov 2 meeting and Its needs there H was Mrs Ralph Pamler served noted that a Halloween party refreshments to Mr and Mrs will be held at the Bedford Ben R1fe Becky and Carla Mr camp s1te A Chnsllnas dmner and Mrs Gilkey and Mark Mr was set for Dec 16 at Bowers and Mrs Homer Fo res Mr Restaurant m Pomeroy w1th a and Mrs Guy Hysell VIctor party and g1ft exchange to D1ane and Becky Belinda and follow at the home ol Mr and Ed1c Gnmm and Mrs Larry Mrs R1chard G1lkey Pickens Den e ec rates Phone 742 3232 or 992 3213 7 27 tfc Gravely Tractar Sales 71 Olds 98 Lux Sedan, full power, a1r '4200 71 Olds 98 Lux Sedan, lull power, atr • '4000 70 Cadillac Sedan DeVIlle, full power, a1r '4000 70 ()Ids 98 H T Sedan, full power, atr, , '3100 110 Mechanoc St Pomeroy Ohoo 45769 tune up and brake se v ce balanced 72 Cadillac Sedan DeVtlle, power, a1r • '6500 72 Olds Toronado, full power, air •••• , '5295 12 Olds 88 H T Sedan, power, a1r v-100f '4295 Karr & Van ZanCtt operators I cense? Call 992 SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC DOZER and back hoe work SEWAGE SYSTEMS ponds and septic tanks d I CLEANED REPAIRED ch ng serv ce top so fll Mt LLER SANITATION d rl mestone B&K Ex STEWART OH 0 PHONE caval ng Phone 992 5367 662 303S D ck Karr Jr 10 4 lfc 9 I tfc 0 DELL WHEEL a lgnment ocated at Crossroads Rt 124 Real Estate For Sale Complete front end serv ce Wheels 992 2550 Serv ce We Sharpen Sc ssors 3 29 tfc List Sole 641 S!l designs w th lust the wist of a 1 SvAer C 1 1266 lOIS single doat Left n lay away 1 Model UO and never beeh used Will sell far only $47 cash or cred I terms avaotabte Phone 992 5641 I'Hitroy Ol1lo 10 17 6tc Phontm ms Let Dick and Dille Help You wJth Your Meat Problems READY MIX CONCRETE SEE US FOR Awnings storm doors and w ndows carports del vered ght to your marquees alum num s d ng p o1ect Fast and Pasy Free and ra I ng A Jacob sales est mates Phone 992 3284 representat ve For free Goeg e n Ready M x Co est mates phone Charles M ddleporl Oh o L s e Syracuse V V 6 30 lfc 1972 aearance Sale SavelS-20% on 1972 models 9 New tractors 111 THE SHOP On Most Amertcan Ca s GRAVELY TRACTORS I Super C I If I HAVE ToGo Take Me To •5.55 Farm Equipment 992 5641 Stop In and See Our Floor Dtsplay Wheel Alignment USED Phon~ FURNITURE EXPERT -===~=====-1 ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cleaner comp el• with at tachmenls cordw nder and pa nl spray Used but In Ike new condlt on Pay $34 4S cash or budget pan aval able OFFICE SUPPLIES and .. JUS T TAKEN IN Songer Real Estate For Sale 0 9 3fp Sew no Mach ne W I sell for 8 ROOM house and bath n ce area here 1 story 5 rooms small balance of $36 2 or arge o natural gas bu t n bath nice k tchen L R 26 may be arranged cab nets n k tchen Close to It 971 VOLKSWAGEN super payments 2 car carport All NEW Phone 992 5J31 rad o stat on n Bradbu y bee e cheap 24 000 m es A CARPETING Phone 992 2602 I cond t on phone 992 6222 -----_....._.....,--9- 7 lfc 10 13 121p THROUGHOUT 7 Pm afler 5 P m 8 TRACK STEREO lreght IBEAUTIFULI JUST 0 17 Sip damaged n beaut ful walnut s12 sao oo 4 ROOMS & bath 3 acres of console W I sell for $101 50 or LEVEL LOT 100x130 land two th rds basement 1942 JEEP full cab good pay$150perweek Phone992 bu ld ng 20 x 40 pus barn I ' story frame 2 bedrooms cond I on 4 wheel dr ve 533 localed n Long Boltom c ty (carpeted) bath dining phone 992 6383 9 7 tfc wa ter part ttlly remade ed 10 7 6fp porches gas F F utility phone 985 3539 POODLE pvpp es S lver Toy storm doors and windows 10 9 31p THIS YOU MUST SEE Parkv ew Kennels Phone 992 For Sale 5443 JUST $8 sao 00 8 15 lfc IDEAL 5 ACRE RANCH lake BEAUTIFUL Maple stereo BEAUTIFUL HOME Conchas New Mex co $2 975 rad o comb nat on AM F M 1 story frame 3 large B R No down No Interest $25 mo F tzpal ck Or rad o 4 speed nterm xed APPLES large closets beautiful bath for 119 mos Vacat on chards State Route 689 changer 4 speaker sound level lot out of floods 100xl20 Parad se Free Brochure Phone W lkesv lie 6 9 3785 system Balance $79 34 Use Ranchos Lake Conchas Box Kitchen has built In range 8 30 tfc our budge le ms Call 992 200 DO A ameda Cal lorn a double oven ref and 9450 freezer toads of upper and 10 IS 6fc r 7085 10 3 30tp base cabinets D R car PANTS & JEANS WALNUT modern slyle stereo RACINE 10 room house peled palo electric heat rad o AM FM radio 4 bath basemen! garage two MANY OTHER FEATURES MONEY SAVER speaker sound system 4 $23 000 00 tots Phone 949 43 J speed automat c changer 4 5 lfp Balan ce $69 51 Use ovr Buy 2 PatrsWE HAVE NEW LISTINGS -...-budget terms Call 992 7085 1 PAIR FREE s ROOM house and bath EACH WEEK CALL US 0 15 61c located on Br ck Street FOR YOUR NEEDS IN Rutland nter or being REAL ESTATE All k nds all s1zes tor men remade ed phone 742 3334 HENRY E CLELAND women young men boys 10 20 12fp REALTOR and girls Hurry to 9922259 HOUSE In Long Bottom phone 985 3529 If no answer 992 2568 9._ POMEROY 6 II lfc lliil!l Jack W Carsey Mgr McCormick No 16 Phone 992 2181 FIELD HARVESTER Large 4 bedroom home new bath upsta1rs 2 YEAR old mate German Good Condition Shepherd gentle dlspos I on very large livmg room log burn~ng fireplace ph one 675 S267 Pont McCormick No so large entrance hall dming room newly Peasant FIELD HARVESTER remodeled kitchen 112 bath w1th shower 10 IS 61p With nearly new I row c9rn downstairs large tOrner lot located at 285 head This can use 2 row CAMPER to f I ' • ion lruck or South Th1rd Street M1ddleport Ohio bv vp p ckup a I se f un I conIa ned $700 phone 992 Financ~ng available Priced nght to sell last 706 1-Gehl 10 IS 6fp FIELD HARVESTER George S Hobstetter Jr Good condition Real Estate Broker Phone 985 4186 after 4 P M PH m 2176 POMEROY OHIO lit CopocJty MIYIII 30 ACRES w lh some farm Au,omatics mach1nery ca t 667 3333 2 speed operation 0 17 stc Cho ce of water Me1gs Equ1pment 992 2094 I. 606 E Main Pomeroy Guaranteed appliances. BIKES Huffy 20 ·, Murray IDspeeds- discount pr1ces LAYAWAY FOR XMAS Open to 7 Closed Mondays USED CARS POMEROY HOME & AUTO Ctaan used furniture ------ 992 2448 Pomeroy 0 To WANTED - L mestone . Phone 992 2730 Hoi Walet Healers Plumbmg Electncal Work Wanted Opposition to -:Thella-;:"y::Sent::bie·=Mlddlepl=rt-Pamdro=y I New Hit ve MA S~ O::Od;:20~,Appedt answered r' . HAYMAN S Avcl on - a ~ ood V F W S ool g Mal ch " B ortd Run Rod & Gu Club place to qo e>eh F day even ng 1972 LAKE HOPE - Over 150 physicians nurses hospital admm1straton and dentists from seven Southeastern Ohio coun lies are expected to attend a day long ponference here Wednesday Oct 25 on the background and potentials of the Oh1o Valley Medical Microwave System Addressing the medical personnel from Alhens GaiUa Hocking Jackson Lawrence Me1gs and VInton Counties will be nattonal and local experts In the f1eld of medical com munlcahons Following the 9 a m welcoming address by Richard B Hull chairman of the Ohio Educational Televts1on Network Commission a slide-live presentation on the history and future or Medtcal Microwave in 57 enrolled in art workshop Plans are almost completed for an art workshop at the Salisbury Elementary School under d~recuon of Mr and Mrs David Lynas Cost per evening per workshop Is SO cents plus individually needed matenals F1rty seven persons have enrolled It Is open to all ages Enrolled are two lsi graders one 2nd grader two 3rd graders ten fth graders nine 5th graders four 6th graders three Jr h1gh five high school one college and 22 parenta If enrollment continues to climb two mghts may be used Classes will start wtthin a week Southeastern Ohio will be delivered by A Edward Foote Ph D Medical Microwave project director and former mter1m Project Director John Burke PhD The first guest speaker Gunter Grupp M D Ph D director of biomedical com munlcatlons at the University or Cincinnati College of Medicine Is scheduled to discuss Television and Continuing Medical Education The Place of Telecon sultatlon in the Rural Health Delivery System Ia the tltie of the address to be given by Kenneth T Bird M D an Internist and specialist In respiratory disease at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston He developed teledlagnlllils and tele~onsultatlon two medical aids to be used In the new Medical Microwave system Irving Merrill Ph D cha~rman or the Health Sctences Commumcatlons Association at the University Of Cah!ornla will discuss Communications and the IN HOSPITAL Thurman Babcock' 18 m the intensive care unit at St Joseph s Hospital Parkers burg Hll room number Ia 226 ~lllf!l!!l OPl'OlmRfST OFFICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS l-EAST COURT ST eenee.... 1 Health Team following lunch The fmal speaker of the day Jack Farrington the executive director of the Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation In Athens will speak on Pllln ning for Heallh Delivery for Southeastern Oh1o The day will conclude'\VIth small group discussions The Ohio Valley Medical Microwave System Ia a joint project of the Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation Inc and the Ohio Educational Televlswn Network Com mission When completed the system the first urban to-rural medical television connecticn in the country will link hospitals In Athens and Gallipolis with Columbus Ohio State University Hospital In addition to teledlllgnosls and teleconsultatlon continuing Medical education and In service education for allied health professionals will be avaUable through the two-way microwave hookup The Medical Microwave Conference is being coor dlnated by Project Director Foote �I • 1-ThellailYSentlllel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Oct 20 1972 Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! 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NOTICE WANl ADS INFORMATION DEAD\.INES ,J P M Dev Before Publ cat ort: Mondav Dead ne 9 e m Clncellat on - Correc ons Will be accepted on1 I 9 a m for Day Of P'U.bl ca on REGULATIONS The Pub sher reserves the r gtH to rd t or re eel any ads detmtd ob ecf ona The PUblisher w II not be respons ble for more than one ncorrect Insert on RllTES NOTICE 7 p at C fl o o d R 7 I Roc k Spr 9s Fa ANYONE 18 Charge OFFICE HOU'II\ 30 a m, IQ 5 OO,p m a m Saturday I JO to Lt 00 per Do ly Noon In Memory IN MEMORY of Joseph W While who deparled th s I fe S years ago today Oclober 20 1967 Sadly rntssed by h s w fe Alice Wh te daughters Mrs Verna Salser Mrs Ru1h Ann Robinson Mrs Mary Lou Conkle son Joseph While Jr and grandch ldren s ster Iva Stewart 10 20 ltc n a dog at 113 Ebenezer S1reet po son was thrown on porch please conlacl Ernest R nk Oav dson Min mum Charge 1Sc 12 cents per word three consecutive lnsertlori's 11 ce-nts p~ word she con ucut ve nsert ons 25 per Cent Discount on pad ads and ads paid w th n o davs Add tiona I 2Sc Ad veri sement grov~ d 10 o fc fo mat on of lhe po son ng of V ala o s w I 5 ct!'nts per Word one nsert on CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S1 SO for 50 word m nlmum Each etdd tlona"t word 2c BLIND ADS lewes! hav ng any prosecuted For Wan' Ad Service Laure be Starts at noon S d'\i Oclober 12nd sp s r d by PQsl 9926 W VA 0 19 31< GUN SHOOT Sunday Octobe p n F~cl ory choked gu s on y Seco nd pla c e s oo e s ge f ee sh ot n nexl 22 a ch Asso e d m eat s Ra e nc Gun Club 10 19 Jlc 10 56 p SYRACUSE CHURCH OF NAZARENE f one f rst g ves h mself lo the Lord all olher g v ng s easy Sunday Schoot-9 30 A M Worshlp-10 4S AM Young"'>eopte-6 30 P M Even ng Wor~h•p-7 30 P M YARD SAL E Fr day and Sat u day on Coun t( Road 9 I r s house wes t o New 33 S M IS a 10 a m 10 19 21c 2x52 I a ler n Syracuse after Oc 22 P vale a adult s on y Phone 98S 3504 a tier 5 p m For Sale 972 STI:J<EO 8 lra ck wa nu Drug S 96 at Ne so n For Sale co sol e w th speaker ba a'lCC base Tak e over ANTIQUE pump o gan all payn enfs ol S6 so per mo th or g nal ex cept new bellows a d or pay ba ance ol $101 50 Call 992 S331 10 19 61c Ove 80 years o d Made by Tay or and Fra ey Organ Co Wo cesler Mass One bellows vpe Phon e 992 3904 LEFT IN ay away De vx Z g Zag se w ng mach ne Th s n ac h n e ave ca st s darn s e nbr o de r e s and make s bu ton ho es Pay ba ance of S41 50 or pay $5 25 pe m o nth Call 992 S33 10 19 61c For Sale or Trade 963 CHEV Slat on Wagon excellent cond t on se or lrade for Volkswagen ot equa va ue phon e 985 4118 10 20 31c REDU CE excess llv ds w lh 1962 FORO Fulura 2 door standard t ansm ss on extra FLUIDE X $ 69 LOSE good cond t on o w t ade WEIGH T w h Dex A 0 el c~ p s ule s for an au to mat c of eq ua value phone 949 391 5 0 20 Jtc 10 IJ tf PARSON S New Furn lure Kanauga Oh o 2 m les above S ver B djle s ha v ng an o d fa sh oned tr ade n week Tra de n your o d for new Don m ss our 6 p ece I v ng oom su tes f or only $ W 95 Do fo ge t we del ve tree So shop lh s w eek and save 10 17 4 c COME AND SEE Have new sh pment of f owers fo fall and Chr stmas w I make f ower arrangements have over 1 000 g ft ferns a so ewe "' Avon bott es same ant ques open 9 a m to 6 p m except F day closed F day phone 98S 3537 Smal ey s G fl Shop Chester Oh o 0 8 2tc 1 W LL nol be espons be for WINTER pel aloes $Sa 100 b For Rent an y deb s c:ont acted by any J AND 4 ROOM Iurn shed and phone 247 2642 one o h e h an myself 0 18 61c S gned La ry R Hubbard unfu n shed apartments 0 20 3tp Phone 992 5434 4 12 fc 971 DODGE Charger power - - - - -- - seer ng gold w lh black PIANO Tun ng L.;me Danes J ROOM house and balh lv v nyl top phone 949 5424 Ot abe 281h lhrv Decembe 5 h 259 Broadway M d n shed also a er adu s 10 18 6 c '1 par phone 992 2082 only phone 992 5592 o 17 ltc POTATOES 50 lbs No $2 19 ~----10 16 51c B s ze S 39 unc ass f ed LEGAL NOTICE TWO lvrn shed rooms $1 79 201bs 85c apples $2 per KOSCOT KOSMETICS IM NK IN THE COURT OF ava ab e now 4 3 Spr ng bushel and up 9 var et es 0 L BASEl We have many COMMON PLEAS Ave phone 992 J429 cabbage 7c a b pr ces good new p oducts s nee the for MEIGS COUNTY OHIO 10 8 21p h ough Sunday M dway Not ce &y Publicat on mal on of th s Company Also - - - - , - - - - - Markel W Ma n Sf Na 15 11l sev eral new ones 1h s month Pome oy phone 992 2S82 CHARLES LEWIS pus month y spec als A Mobde Homes For Sale 10 18 Jtc Route 3 Box 16 lhese n add I on to the Pomeroy Ohio Pia nt fl CASH pa d lor a makes and o g na s Lad es we wou d vs models of mob le home s AKC Toy Pood es Phone 742 ke very much for you to try RUTH LEWIS 3872 Phone area code 6 4 423 9S3 lhese cosmet cs and to serve Routt 3 Box 16 10 1961c 4 J ftc Pomeroy Ohio you Phone He en Jane 992 Et 11 Defenclants 5 13 bedroom mob le home tn 1950 , TON Ford p ckup truck The Defendants Mary Anna 10 tfc TWO good cond I on $1 600 Marl n r fie 3 sows phone Davis whose place of res dence It unknown Add s M Oav s Zuspan s Tra er Cou t 247 2161 SHOTGUN shoot ng match whose place ot res dence s o 20 3tc Vema G Zuspan Mason W Rut and Gvn Cub Sunday unknown The unknown he rs Va Ocl 22 I p m A hand devisees legatees d strlbutees. 10 12 Sf~ DON T PUMP your slugg sh ldmln strators and executors choked and sleeved guns w II sepl c ank Get Ktean Em If any of James Ward be hand capped No a cohot c All Sepl c Tank C eane deceased the unknown hetrs beverag es are a owed • A1r Cond1lloners Landmark Farm Bureau dev sees legattes d str butees 10 19 Jtc • Awn~ngs administrators and executors Pome oy If ony of Ruby Ward H II 10 20 lc Underp~nnmg CARPORT Sa e c oth ng tars Oeceutd John Howard whose electr c malo s e ectr c lace of residence Is 15413 REG STEREO Eng sh Seller 1111 Ia Compton California sweepe' lays and househo d Complete mob le home pvpp es 6 weeks o d phone 90220 Gonzell Howard whose odds and ends too numerous servtce p us g gant c 992 5072 lace of residence s 15-413 to menton Rvss L Hie display of mob te homes 0 20 3tc lsella Compton California res dence East of Rutland on always avallab e at 90220 Davis Howard whose 0 20 ltp Rou e 124 Fr day and place of residence s unknown 97 KAWASAKI 100 exce ent Salv day Ocl 20 and 2h 10 The unknown heirs devisees MILLER cond on ready to go am legatees dlstrlbutees ad LEGAL NOTICE Sacr I ce for only $235 Phone mlnlstrators and executors If o 18 Jlc MOBILE HOMES seoled b ds w be received n Coo v e 667 6214 1ny of James Sm th the off ce of the v age Clerk 10 20 t21p Deceased rhe unknown he rs Pomeroy Oh o untl 2 o cock GARAGE Sa e Oct 21 and 22 1220 Washington Blvd devisees legatees dlstr butees noon on l\lovembe 6 972 on BELPRE 0 463 Gran I St M ddleporl 423 7521 ldmlnlstrators and executors the follow ng proposa s Mob te Homes lo Sa e shes I urn ture c olh ng d If any of Carr e Henshaw F~r the purchase by the 96S ATLAS mob e home ant ques and m sc terns Deceased The unknown hers VII age of ~omerov of a new SOx 0 w o bedroom front 10 18 3tp Auto Sales devisees legatees d str butees 973 Truck Chass s and Dump k tchen exce lent cond t on adm nlstrators and executors Body wi h he o low ng Phone 985 JSSS f any of M dred Thompson spec flcat ons GUN Sh oot also r f e matches 967 VOLKSWAGEN 10 20 61p Deceased The un~nown he rs 2-4 000 m n mum GVW open s les on y Forked Rvn mec~an ca y good ca afler devisees egatees dlstr butees 8-4 Inch Cab to Axe Sporlsman C vb Sunday Ocl admln strators and executors 6 p m lawrence Donohue 1966 STARCRAFT Tent Tra ler 7 000 lb front axe m n mum 22 12 noon f any of Dorothy Devol 742 3048 7 000 lb 2 speed rear aKie s eeps 8 doub e d nelte 10 18 31 Qtceued The unknown he rs rat o 6 so l 10 20 3fc stove s nk and ce box also r:l'c~_,,..__,.,....,.."'-'.....:.::..;.;~ dlvls.ees legatee.s. dlstrlbutees Fo<~_to~Vj ;9' enfo~•m ~ !rAm ~ Sears 2 fl Johnboat . . m nlstntor. otrld executors 5 sp~ed transm ss on at um num $60 phone 367 968 DODGE ton I uck stake If any of Nora Howard Direct In f tth 7530 body good cond ton Phone Dectutd The unknown he rs All types of eng ne w be 0 15 6tc dtvlaeta legatees dlstr butees cons !:fered but b d mus spec ty 98S 4190 or 985 41SJ 1dmln strators and executors cub c 10186tc -~~---nch d splacement - - - -- - - I '' s• 1 e e f any of Mary Sm th Ro lins number of cyl nde s etc Decened and The unknown min mum 300 cu nch heirs dev sees legatees Heavy duty front and rea dlstr butees adm lnl5trators spr ngs w th over toads on rea and elCecutors f any of 2 speed electr c w pers Herr son Roll ns aka Harr son w ndsh e d washers take Raw nos Deceased w S gnal ghts w th haza d not ce that on the 28th day ot SW Ch July 1972 a Comp alnt was Heeter and Defroster f led n the Common Pleas 900 x 20 res mud and snow Court of Me gs County Ohio on rear - Cast spoke whee s Case No S 113 where n you ~ower steering have been named defendants Heavy duty brakes In the prayer of the Com pia nt Heavy Ciutv c utch Pto nllff demands that h s In Huvy duly bettery terest n sad rea estate may be Heavy duty bumper set off to h m n severalty and Heavy du y Alterna or for pu lit on of sad real estate Wes.t Cont mirrors accord ng to the respective Mud flaps r ghts of the partes hereto and 2 front tow hooks - rear ow In case par tit on of sa d rea 1 loop estate cannot be mt~de without man test Injury to the value W th and W th Dump bed to be thereof lhen lhat sa d reo I 7 X 10 ft 2-4 s des w h s ze estate may be adjudged to one w ng type cab protector or more of t~e part es to th s Color Yellow su t upon election as provided Door In ta ga e Comp e e by law then lhat sa d real w th Ho st estate may be sod according to 2 For sale by the V age of law free and clear from all the Pomeroy Is 1967 nte na iona ola ms r ghts and inte ests of Dump Truck The b dder may all lhe parties to this su t stale either what hew I g ve for Pia ntlff further prays that each the 967 tnternat on a Truck o of sa d Defendants may be what amount he w 11 al ow as a required to set up whatever trade In for the new Truck claim or cia ms r ght or r ghts Chass s and Dump Body nterest or Interests each ot descr bed above them has n and to said real Each b dder may b d for estate or be forever barred e lher the purchase of the 1967 from assert ng same And Intern at ona or fo the sale o turlher Pto nl ff prays for other lhe V I age of Pomeroy of a new proper rei ef The rea estate s Truck Chass sand Dump Body described as follows descr bed above or both Ea ch The follow no described real b d must conta n lhe fu I name estate s tuate n the V llage of of every person or company Pomeroy Me gs County Oh o nterested n the same and he Tract No 1 b d must be accompan ed by a Be ng part of Lot No 6 on check or bond n the sum ot Prospect Hill n sad City and n $ 00 00 to the sat sfactlon of the Fraction No 17 beg nning on V age Counc as a guaranty Carol ne Street at the Nor that f the b d s a<;:cepled thwest corner of a lot sod to contract w II be entered nto and John M St vers thence with ts performance prope ly sa d Street N 88 deg West 100 secured These checks or bonds feet thence South 2 Oeg west wJ be returned at once to a tOO feet lhence South 88 Deg except the successfu b dde East parallel w th Cerollne H s check o bond w I be h-eld Street IOOfeel to lot of sad John unt the coni act o b d s M S:t vers thence w th the line p oper y e)(ecuted by h m of said Stivers lot 100 feet be ng The r ght s reserved tore ec the house and at forme y any and a I b ds owned b"' Wm R St vers Jane Walton C e k Tract No 2 V LLAGE 0~ POMEROY All of Lot Number F ve (5) n ( 0 13 20 2tc S W Pomeroy s Add ton to the C ty of Pomeroy n Fract on No NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT 17 Town No 2 Range 13 Save Case No 20 799 end except 100 feet square oft of Est1te of A.udra Edward the North end of said Lot No s Wyers Oecused Tract No 3 Noti<Je Is hereby g ven that Beg nn ng at the Southwest corner of Lot No Five on F orence Wyers of Route 1 Reedsv e Ohio has been du y Prospect H II n S w appo nted as Adm nlstratr x of Pomeroy s Add it on to said C ty of Pomeroy thence North 2 the Estate of Audn Edward Deg East 206 feet thence Wvers deceased late of Me os Countv Oh o North 88 Deg west 100 feet Cred tors are reQu red to file Thence South '2 Oeg West 183 feet thence South 70 Oeg •o their cia ms w th sad 1 due ary Eas.t along the North s de of a w th n four monthS Dated th s 17th day of Oc forty foot street 10~ teet to place Iober 9'72 Of beglnn no Sav ng and ex Manning 0 Webster Judge ceptlng coa and other Probete D v s on of mineral• the right to m ne Common P eBs Court ume Without encumbrance to Me gs County Oh o the surface 1nd 1111 ways •nd rights of ways along any 110) 20 27 1111 3 mineral seam hereby reserved Reference Dttcl Vol 7S Page 171 Deed Records Meigs County Ohio You are required to answer tfto Cotnptolnl within lwenly otghl doys ofler the lesl pyblfcltlon ot this nottce nomoty by nol Iller thon 1he 17111 diY of Novemb.tr 1~12 or ludgmont by cletoull will be rendorH ogolnst you Evelyn Lucke Clerk of Courtt Mt gs Covnly Ohio Crew Crow I. Porter Attwnt\11 for PlolntJff (f) u 22 1t (10) 6 13 20 27 PIC NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Cut No 20 781 Estate of M ldred M Baum Deceased Not ce s hereby g ven that De mar G Beum of Chester Oh o has bun duly appo nled Adm nlslretor of the Estate of M ldred M Baum deeeased Ill! of Meigs County Oh o Cred to s are requ red to f le the r cia ms with sa d t duclary w thin four months Dated th s lrd day of O~:tober 972 Mann ng 0 Webster Judge Common Peas Covrf Prob'ate o vis on 110 I 6 13 20 31c "HEll" COAL HEATING & COOLING 69 CAD LLAC sedan DeV le a r cond t oned green w th b own v ny top A power au omat c good cond t on Wmdow, A1r Cond1lloners ARNOLD BROTHERS"p anos Buy grand Did up ghl p anos old pump organs Any cond ton Pay ng $10 each Wr leg v ng d rectlons Willen Plano Co Box 188 Sard s Oh o 43946 10 3 61p 200 BALES of good lh s years hay delivered phone 742 4459 10 20 31c 1960 965 VOLKSWAGEN fo paris phone 98S 4 8 10 20 3tc OLD Furn lure oak tables organs dishes clocks brass beds or camp ete households Wr te M D M Iter Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o Call 992 627 6 28 lfc Brmg Your Unhulled WALNUTS TO OUR MECHANICAL HULLER Your Walnuts wtll be Hulled Free of Charge and We W1ll Pay 'lou $ C:: xcels or Sa I Works E Ma n Sl Pom e oy Phone 992 3891 4 12 lfc Business Services . DRIVE A LlTTLE -SAVE A LOTI Kuhl's Bargain Center Rt 1 at cautoon hthl fARlH MOVING Dozer & End lo.tder work, ponds basemen1 land. scapmg We have 2 s11e dozers 2 s11e loaders Work done by hour or contra~ . Free Est mates We also TUPPERS PLAINS haul toll d1rl top sool Dump trucks and tow boy for hore . See Bob or Roger Jefler,~< Pomeroy Phone 992 3525 after 7 p m or phone 992S232 Per Hundred Pounds After they "'' Hulled From the largest Bulldozer Rad ator to the Smallest Heater Core Nathan Boggs Radoator Speciatost SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph 992 2174 Pomeroy -GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto Open I T1lS Monday lhru Saturday 606 E Moon Pomeroy 0 Start Buyong Oc1ober 2 1972 Excelsior SaR Works, In~ P 0 Box 267 992 3891 Pomeroy Ohio 10 17 6tc NEW 1972 Z g Zag Sew ng Mach ne n original factory carton Zig Zog lo make bvtlonholes sew on bultons monogl"'ams and make fancy 3 Super C t 1 Cus1om C 1 2 Custom C 1 1 Model c 111-A 1 Moclol c 12 Johnson and Son SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph 446 4782 Galt po s John Russe Inc 3 2 ftc 5 12 lfc Sept c tanks nslalled George IB II Pvll ns Phone 992 2478 4 25 ftc C BRADFORO Auct oneer Complele Serv ce Phone 949 3821 Rae ne Oh o Cr tl Bradford s tic SEWING MACHINES Repa r serv ce a makes 992 2284 The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy Author zed Singer Sates and Owner & Operalor ~-,------ w LL c ui or tr m trees reasonable ba sements also c ean out aft cs and cellars phone 949 3221 10 4 30tc eROOFING •HEATING •PLUMQING •CARPENTRY •SPOUTING •PAINTING ----BACKHOE AND DOZER work For Free Estimate PHONE ------ AUTOMOB LE nsurance been Real Estate For Sale cancelled' Lost yovr 2966 6 IS lfc Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. Broker t on ca y guaranteed AI work Reasonable Employment Wanted WILL DO babyslltlng for p eschool ch ldren n my home by Ihe day Re ab e and mature Phone 949 5101 10 18 6tc CLELAND REALTY 608 E Maon 1 27 ACRE REAL COUNTRY LIVING CLOSE IN - 7 rooms bath v111 ty room basement natural gas forced air fur nace garage other bu ld ngs $8 000 00 JUST RENOVATED OVER I 000 sq ft I vng temps Auto water level control L lnt Fltttr or Power Fin Agitator NICE ONES 6 ROOMS I ' ba1hs fireplace In large living Nice dining with sliding glass doors Modern kitchen has stovt ~ltd refr g rator Gas forced at r furnace Garage ROOMS - I ' baths all electric Beautiful kitchen and dining area Large ltv ng utll ty 2 garages In the country Carpet except the vi lily room 6 REAL BARGAINS ROOMS - 2 bedrooms nice ba1h basement Iron! porch Large tot In back Ask ng ss sao oo NEW 5 ROOMS - Nice kitchen w11h stove and Fefrlgerator Gas forced air furnace Lots of closets and cupboard space Carpet and paneling Only $16 000 00 wl1h 2 lots 5 WORTH THE MONEY GAS FURNACE 3 bedrooms bath large living with fireplace Dtnlng room full basement and garage room for A LET YOUR MONEY MAKE YOU 10% Yes we p.oy 10 percent in teruton 111 doposlts 11111 12% On 5 yr De!losits AT Dry•rs 647 SSO 111 525 547 4U 167 m cars WE HAVE SEVERAL NICE HOUSES BUT FINANCING IS A PROBLEM SEE ABOUT IT THEN SEE US WELL HELP YOU FINO A HOME OF YOUR OWN HELEN l TEAFORD ASSOCIATE PHONE9923325 Hill of Ht11 "O 3 magnificent home $21 000 30 ACRES - 4 bedrooms bath gas well with free gas and oil Some bottom land Only $IS 000 00 Perm• Press Moyfot Surround" clotttes wlttl gtn11t tvtn Met No hOIIpOII no ovordrylng Fine Mesll Lint Filter m m 2 Deti'IOI1Sfrlfwl WI II'ICIIUielll Cotlloln olldlot Ul felllo yw lbeuf H MAYTAe fURNITURE·~~:-' 741-4211 70 Mavenck 2 Dr, 6 cyl, auto ....... '1495 69 Olds 88 H T Sedan, full power, a1r • '1795 69 Dodge Polara 4 Dr , H T , a1r • 11995 11295 69 £~lev BIS. 2 Dr, 6 cyl 1 std 69 Ponttac Bonneville 2 Dr HT au.... 11695 68 Dodge Cor 2 Dr H T, V-8, auto, P S '1095 66 BuiCk LaSabre 4 Door, atr • ... '~95 66 Olds Toronado, full power, a1r. • '1195 66 Oldsmobile 88 4 Dr H T .. • ••• '595 65 Bu1ck La Sabre 2 Door HT 62 Olds 98 tl T Sedan, full power '495 • '395 New '73 Cadillac and Olds NOW ON DISPLAY Yollll Uke Our Quality Way of Doing Bus~ness 992 5342 GMAC FINA~CING POMEROY Open Evenings UntJI 6loo--Til ~ PM Sat Arnold Grate RutiW ........ ~"PS FUURURE 11111111' ...... Obligation night set ObligatiOn N1ght was set for Nov 6 at the Monday mght meetmg of Theodorbs Council 17 Daughters of Amenca held at the IOOF hall Mrs Etta Lemley councilor presided at the meetmg durmg wh1ch lime the 60th an mversary of the Counc1l was noted Plans for observance to lake place on Nov 20 were postponed until the next meeting The state councilors prOJect G1ve a D of A a D1me was <t1scussed D1sh cloths to be sold were diStributed Mrs Eva Dessauer IS chairman or the sale It was reported that Marvm Darsl1s home from the hosp1tal as IS Bobby Staats grandson of Mrs Ferne Roush Mrs V1v1an Johnson IS at the Pleasant Valley Hosp1tal where she has undergone Students of Me gs H gh surgery School named to the honor ro Mrs Norma Chapman was at the close of the f rst s x w~ks grad ng per ad were remstaled mto the Council ahnounced loday by Pr nc pal Several members attended the James D ehl Mak ng a grade ot B or mspect1on of Chester Council above n a I the r sub1ects to be 323 Tuesday mght The pnze named to the roll were SENIORS Edgar Abbett package donated by Mrs Ed1th Dana Alesh re Shlrt•y Alk re Spencer was won by Mrs Edna Barbara Archer George Ar Re1bel The next meetmg will noll L nda Atk nson Lynne mclude a game hour Refresh Baker Debra Barnhart Jyt Beaver Janet B ggs El zabeth menLs of homemade cake 1ce Btaettnar J m Boggs Jan ce cream coffee were served Burns Nancy Busk rk Judy Carsey ~bb e Carson R ta Case Michael Corder He en Cotter It Paul Cunn ngham Merr Ebersbach Jeff F e ds Donna Francs Beth Fultz Wanda C Gardner Dav d Meigs High honor roll announced Gerard Deborah G1 am Karen Hate Amy Hamm Sheila Hawk Randy Haynes se Hendncks Jeanne Kennedy Barbara K en Sherry Lambert Krlsty Malson Ed th Mees R chard Mendenha Donna Michael Sherry M chae Debb e M Iter David M tchell Pavia Morr s K mberly Mowery Roger Pearch get them off the lot and make way for newer used cars You II be glad you d1d because these ~ ~;t2~g end of the year pnces are the ~:::--::: lowest yet Now 1s the ttme to move on up to a second and th1rd car family Don't Forget We Servwe What We Sell Our Word Is Our Bond Des ree P ke Chr sf ne Robonson L nda Rvpe Ava Sayre M ke Sayre James lee Schmoll Deborah Schuck Beck1"-Seel g Vlck S ncta r Conn e Smith Christ ne Stanley, Jane Thomas R chard Vaughan Gary Warner Stephen Warner Dallas Weber Patt Well and Sharon WI son JUNIORS - John Ash Ch sf ne Ba ley Mike Bares w t Dav d Barnhart Brenda Barton Reg na B ng Donna Boyd Dana Carsey Ron Couch Joyce Dav s R Ia F Dav s Barbara Demoskey Charles D eh Andy English Dinah Ertew ne Sandra Flqccar Grace Frakes Gregory Open Evenmgs Ttl 7 p m & Sat Ttll 12 Noon for Serv1ce & Sales 5 pm France Conn e COLUMBUS - D~rector R1chard E Guggenheim or the Oh10 Deparlmen t of L1quor Control today noted that Eastern Standard T1me returns to Oh10 at 2 am Sunday Oct 29 Allhalt1me 11 will become 1 a m Eastern Standard Time addmg one hour to the closmg 11me of all tavern keepers whose penmts enhUe them to remam open unhl 2 30 a m The followmg permit class1flcatwns carry that pnvllege A lA D 3A D-5 and D-SA 2 SillS OF QUALITY Pb-:!~~s ~!' Co. @) Repeal of tax opposed are FHA topzcs A program on datmg and marr age was presented at the Tuesday mght meeting of the Eastern Chapter of the Future Homemakers of Amertca A panel dlscusston on the COURSE COMPLETED top1c mduded four adulLs SYRACUSE - Donald C Elliott of Syracuse an mstalled Sandy Woods presided It was repairman has received the decided that gtrls mtssmg cert1f1cale for completmg a three consecutive meetlngs basic mstallahon and mam Will be dropped from the lenance course at General chapter Several members Telephone Co of Ohw s plant were appointed to babysit with trammg school m Manon A the children at the next Chester graduate of Carthage Troy PTA meeting Ins P1gott read minutes of H1gh School Elliott has been the prev1ous meehng With the company one year He Refreshments were served works m the Pomeroy Ex change PROFITS WAY UP CLEVELAND (UPI) Republican Steel Corporation reported Wednesday ILs net Income for the f1rst nine months of 1972 was up some 200 pet over the total for the corresponding 1971 period The company reported net income of $34 972 780 or $2 16 per share for the first three quarters of this year compared with $11 081 039 or 69 centa pershare for the same period last year The director emphasized that some local commun1lles require sales of miOlucaUng liquor to be ended before the Departments 2 30 a m closmg requ~remenl The transfer from Eastern Daylight to Eastern Standard Time w11l have no effect upon taverns whtch 8re required by local ordmance lo close earlier than 2 30 a m on Sunday he concluded The observance of Standard and Daylight T1me IS required by th~ Federal Umform Time Act of 1966 OUR SPECIAL OF THE WEEK 70 Chev Impala 4 dr, H T, rad1o, heater, P S , P B , factory atr N1ce clean car $1895 71 Chev Vega, 2 dr , stand N1ce red clean car $1595 71 Hornet, 2 dr , hke new, 13,000 m1les, radto, auto $1495 70 Dodge Super Bee, 4 sp , 2 dr , H T all Black Beauty, forqu1ck sale S129S 68 Bu1ck Electra 225, 2 dr H T , fully equ1pped Local owned $1595 69 Ford XL, 2 dr H T , rad1o, auto , $1395 ps 69 Mercury Marque, 4 dr H T , A 1 shape 51595 68 Volkswagen, auto, rad1o, clean car $895 65 Pontiac Bonneville, 2 dr H T Loaded $795 68 Chev 4 dr wagon, V-8, auto , looks & runs good $995 64 Dodge 4dr wagon, V 8, auto $395 62 Chev II, 6 cyl, auto s100 65 Chev Belair, 4 dr station wagon, new t1res Looks good Bad engtne $250 64 Cllev 3/4 Ton Pickup Truck $395 62 Chev Ptckup Truck $300 See Ray Rrggs or Roger Rrebel RIGGS BROS., INC. USED CARS Q- Can a snake hear• A- Not sounds from the air Its hearmg IS by sensmg ground VIbrations Located on St Ph 985 4100 IW7 ' u OiestarJ cr Top video, medical experts to speak at Lake Hope soon OU pinched by enrollment dron .I:' md1cations for the precipitous drop-<Jff and of an mtensive survey to be undertaken 1m mediately to determine why those failing to return did not enroll pre Although sprtng reg1stratwn and housing contracts were down Sowle sa1d pre-college sess1ons were up m attendance Freshman enrollment has proved to be close to that targeted w1th the drop-off occurring among sophomores juniors seniors and graduate students No specific budgetary adjustments were forecast by Sowle but be aald they would necesaarlly be very tough 1o make and they wW not be painless He Indicated that am011g consideratlona to be dlHusaed are cutbacks In both academic aod noa academic programs and a freeze on personnel replacements Although a deciSIOn on a posstble reduction in state subsidy wlll not be made In Columbus until possibly December and therefore the full extent of the flnancllll problem not known until lhen Sowle said illunedlate steps to start a\ljustlng to the known $1 5 mllhon problem are essential One Hreat unknown that could knock all financ~al ad jusllnenta Into a cocked hat satd Sowle would be the repo.al of the state income tax In November Unless the loss of that state income were 1m mediately replaced by another aource the result would be catastrophic USED CAR Datzng, marnage Effect Tavern Hours Garnes Venoda G bbs Br dgel Goble Thurman Han ng lngr d Hawley Den se Hawley James H I Jacqueline Hutton Anna Jacks Mary Janey Sus e ATil ENS - An unexpected Jelfers Dana Johnson Ezra enrollment drop of I 798 at Kiser Mary Krawsczyn Barry Marshall M chaet May Diane Oh10 UmverSity that Mil cause 992 2174 McAngvs Janet I'Aorr s Mark serious financial problems was Morr s Susan Morrison announced Wednesday BUICk Pontiac Brenda Ne son Tina N erl Mam campus enrollment of Gary 0 Dell Mark Oiler Mam St Pomeroy Oh1o Dana Pa nter Roxie Pat 17 443 Is down I 363 from ex terson Debra P erce Debra pectahons which had been set Powet Donna Powell Mlchae R chards Pat Robson Sandra at approximately the level of Rvschel Jean e Schne der last fall The drop-off amounts Patty Sear es Ga S zemore to 7 2 pet Enrollment at the Albert Smith Jill Smith umverstty s fiVe regwnl Stephen Sm th Randall D Sn der T na Spire~ L nda campuses was down 435 from Sprouse R ck Stobart Brenda an anllc1pated 5 138 It IS 8 5 Van Meier Paul Voss Karen pet lower Wheeler and Sherman While The enrollment drop and 1971 BUICK $2149 SOPHOMORES - Vicki resultant loss of fees causes an Abbett Sharon Bong ~berah Sportwagon Beautiful coral finish with vinyl Interior Black Teresa Burchett factory air conditioned luggage rack rad o 350 V 8 lmmedtate problem of $15 Evelyn R Burnette Ju Ia m1lllon m the umverslly s engine automa1tc 1rans power steer ng & brakes like Capehart Mandy Carder Jo neww wtires I! you want a show p ece & plenf¥ of luxury Lynn Chafjn Jenn fer Chap already t1gh I $44 million try this ovts1andlng bvy man Charles ConQer R chard operatmg budget The fman 1966 CHEVROLET 1649 Couch Carla Cr sp Sandra Curtis Cart Dav dson Edd e c1al crts1s could be com BelAir St Wagon I owner local car & spotless v nyt n D ddle Bonnie 01 ton Metod e pounded mto one totaling as terlor good tires V 8 engine power steer ng brakes Faulkner Larry Fr dley Lois much as S3 8 million should the automat1c trans radio See lilts car as It Is priced tow Fraser Barbara Fultz Linda state subs1dy allocallon based tow low Gerard Joy Hayes Maureen 1966 FORD $399 Hennessy Chr sty Hysell on expected enrollment be Falrlane sao 4 dr. local owner spotless clean nterlor 6 Debbie Kennedy An ta K ng trimmed Scherry Lane Barbara Lew s cyl engine std trans radio SPI'clal for weekend Previous Oh10 Umversity Cynthia Manley D•bb e budget adjusllnenLs for thts Mclavghl n Ralph McMillin Peggy Murphy Michael year totaling $1 1 million were Nesselroad Ph I Oh nger Jo announced September 22 and Anna Peyton Douqtas Pope mcluded a reductiOn of $346 900 Rose Ramsburg An I~ Rail iff ~lEROY, 01110 Kenneth Rife Floyd Sayre m expected fee Income ThiS Bryan Shank Sam Ter was based on experience In zopptous Steven Walburn 1971 72 when the enrollment Ailsa Walker Joy Wh le Brenda W II L nda WIt lams drop at the end or the fall and NINTH GRADE- ~bbe Winter quarters was 6 pet a Bailey Bruce Blackston ftgure double that of previous Sandra Carleton George Carper Karen Coleman years G nger Cvttums Peggy Budget adjustments to Cunnl~gham Mckey A resolulion opposing reJit.ll School of Education Mankato Davenport Stott Fraser compensate for the unmedlate of the state Income tax was State College Minnesota Dr Cherie Fry C ndy Glaze loss af $1 5 million m feea ls Firm recom approved when James A Owen B Kiernan Executive Crystal Glaze Darla Harper underway Andrew Hoover Laurae me.ndallons of the National Secretary from the Diehl principal of Meigs High Hoover James Hutton Debbie School attended the Fall Association of Secondary Janey Bonita Johnston Glenn University Budget Comnuttee Conference of the Ohto SchoOl Prlnclpllls and Dr Kennedy Mond Lee King to Preaiden t Claude R Sowle Debra Lawrence Michael are expected within two weeks Anoclation of Secondary Dean Berkley Unlvenlty of Magnotta •Vicki Manley Sehool Principals at the Indiana Charlie- Marshall Jeff Martin After action by Sowle the Other resolutions plued Jeff Me kiMey Tammy adjuatmenta Wlll be submitted C4hmbu Sherlllon hotel In Michael Tammy Mowery Ill the Board of Truatees for Colambu on Sllnclay Monday 1111pp0tled the Oblo rUiocfation Kim Ohllny.,- Judy Radford final of Student Councill the Oblo Bruce consideration on and Taaday thla week Reed Rebecca Roush Congress of Admlnlltrallve Kathy Rupe Mary Ruschel November 13 Prlndpll ~en at the Auoclallonl active par Pamela Shockey, Angell Announcement of the confer...ce lnelldecl Dr lielpltloniD tie determlltall011 Siuon Peaoy Snyder Tamara enrollment 10118 was made by 'Klmberty Stevers llarthl 'II lae1 Ofllo of ORSM pallciltl, llld iJJ. Stanley. George Siewert Mike Swick Sowle at a Wednesday mormng . . . . . . lent Cll l'16lle [11. volvement iil the Search for Mttlssa Thomas Donna praa conference where he Thornton and Earl Wood lfnlcdan, Dr Oonlld GDJ., spoke both of the lack of early Jll'OII"IDI SMITH NELSON Officers were elected at a meeting of the Umted Teens of the Umted Faith Church Pomeroy Sunday evenmg Elected were Sharon Drake president Debbie Lawrence vtce president Nan~y Lawrence secretary Darrell Drake treasurer Sharon Htll news reporter and Patty Hysell song leader Mam objective '!! the Umted Teens will be to mterest more young wople m the church Their plans mclude arts and crafts proJects parties and plays during the hohday season Youth and adults m teres ted m working w1th young people ar~ mv1ted to attend the 6 45 p m Sunday evenmg meetings A total of 17 were m attendanm Sunday mght COl UMBUS (UPI] - Dav1d Sweet sLate director or econom c; and commun1ly development said he 1s fmdmg growmg opposition Lo repeal of t~ e s late mcome la. m busmess and mdustr1al Circles In fact 11 IS looked upon With some degree of alarm Sweet sa1d Wednesday Industry realizes that people beheve they are voting agams l taxes but there IS a reahzallon that they are really voting on alternatives because he revenue will have to be ra1sed from some other source he sa1d Sweet sa1d busmessmen fear that the stale faced w1th a b1g revenue loss w11l sock 11 to busmess and mdustry There IS a realization that the state needs the money and that the drastic cuts m educatiOn 1Ls repeal would force would be disastrous to lh1s state both now and over the long haul Sweet sa1d There IS also a realizatiOn that th1s 1s a fa1r tax Standard Time Will Hooper Marlene Hvllon Steve Jewell Debb e Jewell WIt am , U~ED CA~ QUMN~ ~ We're havffigi f 'C:ar ~riJe Help us United teens name officers repeal shows wide increase Additional support for a Mr and Mrs Gilkey gave miSSIOnary !amll) m AfriCa dcvo I I S :S ~ SC phU C rr m was pledged by the Young Romans 5 I l1 and arl des Adult Class of the Bradford enlliled Relatlonslup w1th Class of Chnst at a meetmg God B~gms and The Thursday mght at the church Prorruse or Pers1stenm Mrs Guy Hysell pres1ded when a Ben R1fe Will serve refresh teller was read from lhe family menLs at the Nov 2 meeting and Its needs there H was Mrs Ralph Pamler served noted that a Halloween party refreshments to Mr and Mrs will be held at the Bedford Ben R1fe Becky and Carla Mr camp s1te A Chnsllnas dmner and Mrs Gilkey and Mark Mr was set for Dec 16 at Bowers and Mrs Homer Fo res Mr Restaurant m Pomeroy w1th a and Mrs Guy Hysell VIctor party and g1ft exchange to D1ane and Becky Belinda and follow at the home ol Mr and Ed1c Gnmm and Mrs Larry Mrs R1chard G1lkey Pickens Den e ec rates Phone 742 3232 or 992 3213 7 27 tfc Gravely Tractar Sales 71 Olds 98 Lux Sedan, full power, a1r '4200 71 Olds 98 Lux Sedan, lull power, atr • '4000 70 Cadillac Sedan DeVIlle, full power, a1r '4000 70 ()Ids 98 H T Sedan, full power, atr, , '3100 110 Mechanoc St Pomeroy Ohoo 45769 tune up and brake se v ce balanced 72 Cadillac Sedan DeVtlle, power, a1r • '6500 72 Olds Toronado, full power, air •••• , '5295 12 Olds 88 H T Sedan, power, a1r v-100f '4295 Karr & Van ZanCtt operators I cense? Call 992 SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC DOZER and back hoe work SEWAGE SYSTEMS ponds and septic tanks d I CLEANED REPAIRED ch ng serv ce top so fll Mt LLER SANITATION d rl mestone B&K Ex STEWART OH 0 PHONE caval ng Phone 992 5367 662 303S D ck Karr Jr 10 4 lfc 9 I tfc 0 DELL WHEEL a lgnment ocated at Crossroads Rt 124 Real Estate For Sale Complete front end serv ce Wheels 992 2550 Serv ce We Sharpen Sc ssors 3 29 tfc List Sole 641 S!l designs w th lust the wist of a 1 SvAer C 1 1266 lOIS single doat Left n lay away 1 Model UO and never beeh used Will sell far only $47 cash or cred I terms avaotabte Phone 992 5641 I'Hitroy Ol1lo 10 17 6tc Phontm ms Let Dick and Dille Help You wJth Your Meat Problems READY MIX CONCRETE SEE US FOR Awnings storm doors and w ndows carports del vered ght to your marquees alum num s d ng p o1ect Fast and Pasy Free and ra I ng A Jacob sales est mates Phone 992 3284 representat ve For free Goeg e n Ready M x Co est mates phone Charles M ddleporl Oh o L s e Syracuse V V 6 30 lfc 1972 aearance Sale SavelS-20% on 1972 models 9 New tractors 111 THE SHOP On Most Amertcan Ca s GRAVELY TRACTORS I Super C I If I HAVE ToGo Take Me To •5.55 Farm Equipment 992 5641 Stop In and See Our Floor Dtsplay Wheel Alignment USED Phon~ FURNITURE EXPERT -===~=====-1 ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cleaner comp el• with at tachmenls cordw nder and pa nl spray Used but In Ike new condlt on Pay $34 4S cash or budget pan aval able OFFICE SUPPLIES and .. JUS T TAKEN IN Songer Real Estate For Sale 0 9 3fp Sew no Mach ne W I sell for 8 ROOM house and bath n ce area here 1 story 5 rooms small balance of $36 2 or arge o natural gas bu t n bath nice k tchen L R 26 may be arranged cab nets n k tchen Close to It 971 VOLKSWAGEN super payments 2 car carport All NEW Phone 992 5J31 rad o stat on n Bradbu y bee e cheap 24 000 m es A CARPETING Phone 992 2602 I cond t on phone 992 6222 -----_....._.....,--9- 7 lfc 10 13 121p THROUGHOUT 7 Pm afler 5 P m 8 TRACK STEREO lreght IBEAUTIFULI JUST 0 17 Sip damaged n beaut ful walnut s12 sao oo 4 ROOMS & bath 3 acres of console W I sell for $101 50 or LEVEL LOT 100x130 land two th rds basement 1942 JEEP full cab good pay$150perweek Phone992 bu ld ng 20 x 40 pus barn I ' story frame 2 bedrooms cond I on 4 wheel dr ve 533 localed n Long Boltom c ty (carpeted) bath dining phone 992 6383 9 7 tfc wa ter part ttlly remade ed 10 7 6fp porches gas F F utility phone 985 3539 POODLE pvpp es S lver Toy storm doors and windows 10 9 31p THIS YOU MUST SEE Parkv ew Kennels Phone 992 For Sale 5443 JUST $8 sao 00 8 15 lfc IDEAL 5 ACRE RANCH lake BEAUTIFUL Maple stereo BEAUTIFUL HOME Conchas New Mex co $2 975 rad o comb nat on AM F M 1 story frame 3 large B R No down No Interest $25 mo F tzpal ck Or rad o 4 speed nterm xed APPLES large closets beautiful bath for 119 mos Vacat on chards State Route 689 changer 4 speaker sound level lot out of floods 100xl20 Parad se Free Brochure Phone W lkesv lie 6 9 3785 system Balance $79 34 Use Ranchos Lake Conchas Box Kitchen has built In range 8 30 tfc our budge le ms Call 992 200 DO A ameda Cal lorn a double oven ref and 9450 freezer toads of upper and 10 IS 6fc r 7085 10 3 30tp base cabinets D R car PANTS & JEANS WALNUT modern slyle stereo RACINE 10 room house peled palo electric heat rad o AM FM radio 4 bath basemen! garage two MANY OTHER FEATURES MONEY SAVER speaker sound system 4 $23 000 00 tots Phone 949 43 J speed automat c changer 4 5 lfp Balan ce $69 51 Use ovr Buy 2 PatrsWE HAVE NEW LISTINGS -...-budget terms Call 992 7085 1 PAIR FREE s ROOM house and bath EACH WEEK CALL US 0 15 61c located on Br ck Street FOR YOUR NEEDS IN Rutland nter or being REAL ESTATE All k nds all s1zes tor men remade ed phone 742 3334 HENRY E CLELAND women young men boys 10 20 12fp REALTOR and girls Hurry to 9922259 HOUSE In Long Bottom phone 985 3529 If no answer 992 2568 9._ POMEROY 6 II lfc lliil!l Jack W Carsey Mgr McCormick No 16 Phone 992 2181 FIELD HARVESTER Large 4 bedroom home new bath upsta1rs 2 YEAR old mate German Good Condition Shepherd gentle dlspos I on very large livmg room log burn~ng fireplace ph one 675 S267 Pont McCormick No so large entrance hall dming room newly Peasant FIELD HARVESTER remodeled kitchen 112 bath w1th shower 10 IS 61p With nearly new I row c9rn downstairs large tOrner lot located at 285 head This can use 2 row CAMPER to f I ' • ion lruck or South Th1rd Street M1ddleport Ohio bv vp p ckup a I se f un I conIa ned $700 phone 992 Financ~ng available Priced nght to sell last 706 1-Gehl 10 IS 6fp FIELD HARVESTER George S Hobstetter Jr Good condition Real Estate Broker Phone 985 4186 after 4 P M PH m 2176 POMEROY OHIO lit CopocJty MIYIII 30 ACRES w lh some farm Au,omatics mach1nery ca t 667 3333 2 speed operation 0 17 stc Cho ce of water Me1gs Equ1pment 992 2094 I. 606 E Main Pomeroy Guaranteed appliances. BIKES Huffy 20 ·, Murray IDspeeds- discount pr1ces LAYAWAY FOR XMAS Open to 7 Closed Mondays USED CARS POMEROY HOME & AUTO Ctaan used furniture ------ 992 2448 Pomeroy 0 To WANTED - L mestone . Phone 992 2730 Hoi Walet Healers Plumbmg Electncal Work Wanted Opposition to -:Thella-;:"y::Sent::bie·=Mlddlepl=rt-Pamdro=y I New Hit ve MA S~ O::Od;:20~,Appedt answered r' . HAYMAN S Avcl on - a ~ ood V F W S ool g Mal ch " B ortd Run Rod & Gu Club place to qo e>eh F day even ng 1972 LAKE HOPE - Over 150 physicians nurses hospital admm1straton and dentists from seven Southeastern Ohio coun lies are expected to attend a day long ponference here Wednesday Oct 25 on the background and potentials of the Oh1o Valley Medical Microwave System Addressing the medical personnel from Alhens GaiUa Hocking Jackson Lawrence Me1gs and VInton Counties will be nattonal and local experts In the f1eld of medical com munlcahons Following the 9 a m welcoming address by Richard B Hull chairman of the Ohio Educational Televts1on Network Commission a slide-live presentation on the history and future or Medtcal Microwave in 57 enrolled in art workshop Plans are almost completed for an art workshop at the Salisbury Elementary School under d~recuon of Mr and Mrs David Lynas Cost per evening per workshop Is SO cents plus individually needed matenals F1rty seven persons have enrolled It Is open to all ages Enrolled are two lsi graders one 2nd grader two 3rd graders ten fth graders nine 5th graders four 6th graders three Jr h1gh five high school one college and 22 parenta If enrollment continues to climb two mghts may be used Classes will start wtthin a week Southeastern Ohio will be delivered by A Edward Foote Ph D Medical Microwave project director and former mter1m Project Director John Burke PhD The first guest speaker Gunter Grupp M D Ph D director of biomedical com munlcatlons at the University or Cincinnati College of Medicine Is scheduled to discuss Television and Continuing Medical Education The Place of Telecon sultatlon in the Rural Health Delivery System Ia the tltie of the address to be given by Kenneth T Bird M D an Internist and specialist In respiratory disease at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston He developed teledlagnlllils and tele~onsultatlon two medical aids to be used In the new Medical Microwave system Irving Merrill Ph D cha~rman or the Health Sctences Commumcatlons Association at the University Of Cah!ornla will discuss Communications and the IN HOSPITAL Thurman Babcock' 18 m the intensive care unit at St Joseph s Hospital Parkers burg Hll room number Ia 226 ~lllf!l!!l OPl'OlmRfST OFFICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS l-EAST COURT ST eenee.... 1 Health Team following lunch The fmal speaker of the day Jack Farrington the executive director of the Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation In Athens will speak on Pllln ning for Heallh Delivery for Southeastern Oh1o The day will conclude'\VIth small group discussions The Ohio Valley Medical Microwave System Ia a joint project of the Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation Inc and the Ohio Educational Televlswn Network Com mission When completed the system the first urban to-rural medical television connecticn in the country will link hospitals In Athens and Gallipolis with Columbus Ohio State University Hospital In addition to teledlllgnosls and teleconsultatlon continuing Medical education and In service education for allied health professionals will be avaUable through the two-way microwave hookup The Medical Microwave Conference is being coor dlnated by Project Director Foote �I 10-:!'he Daily Sentinel, Midc!leport..f'wlervy,O.,Oct ... tm . . " I .• .• . . Leading Creek project is .assured says Commissioner ,Clar~ . • TCI11aiive ag.reemenl has been reached which removes the ' lasl obslable 10 lhe con· sll·uclion .of lhe Leading Creek · Wa1er System, Meigs C<iU!IlY Commissioner .Rober! Clark said today. Clark and counly prosecul ing allorney . Bernard V. Fultz Thursday met wilh assistant allorney general Robeo·t.Newman and agreedo~ a consen t order which il is believed will meel ihe requiremenls , of the Ohio Water Pollu"tion Con(rol Board whic,h neXI week will ' become the new Environmental Protec tion Agency . Generally speaking, the terms of lhe order will require l Let' s each of us rememb9r our veterans 'bt displaying Our Flag on th)s October 23rd. • po··~·,~tuo·cs fur lhe inspeclion· ·.Hc<Oldo Dcpahmerl. uf ohe insoallaoion of sewage · The Meigs Coun1y Planning treat ment regulalions for lhc Cu11ni1i:;:;ion will be asked to insu;·e lnslallatlon of proper instaiJllliun <If septic tanks. ·:expand its. planning program sewage.faci\ilies, the adoption · • These· · rrguwliohs are fur the ·current yeat io include of a resolution by ''"' counly presently under sludy by the a survey or. Ihe possible commissioners to assume ownership of and to operate central sewase ayalems, or to cause the same to , be owned e . and operated by conservancy . . districts or regional water districts, and to eslablish buildin~ permil po·,""'iJurc unrl sub~ivision regulations tu rL'--1 \..oiUIC e8 Logue dies on Friday 6 Amencans • . wm N0 heI .top pn.•ze.. By SOREN FOGELBERG STOCKHOLM. (UPI) - Six American scientists scored a clean sweep today of the Nobel Prize Awards for Chemistry and Physics., Three shared the Chemlmy f.'rice and three shared the Physics Prize, each . worth $IOO,OOO. '11\f! Physics Prize went 10 f'ioofs. John· Bardeen of the University of Illinois- the ftrst l1)an 10 win two Nobel Prizes for Physics-and 10 Leon N. Cooper of Brown Uruversity and John Robert Schrieffer of power (Continued from page I) structed near Port Clinton on the Lake Erie shore. Corbill said there is "no connectlon between the two plants" and !hat their close proximity would create no prob1ems. "There are two plants within 25 or 30 miles of each other on Lake Michigan, and there's no real engineering or environmental problem involved," he said. The Davis-Besse plant is be· ing financed by the Cleveland ~autiful Electric Illuminating Co., and Toledo Edison co. Its 450-foot high cooling tower can be seen from the Sandusky,Bay site. The Sandusky site is the only Vivid Colors one in the state being studied Select Yours Tod1y! for Ohio Power, company officlals said. However, American · Power, with subsidies in several other slateS', is studying sev· 59 N. Second St. era! other potential nuclear Middleport. power plant sites across the country. FALL ARRANGEMENTS Dudley's fbist o. i .... ' ' '. .: I' ''" Call No. 483 J . .. NIIIIOIIIIBukRe«lon No.4 REPORT OF OONDft'lON, OONSOLIDATJNG DOMESTIC StlllimWUEII, OF 111E POMEROY NATIONAL BANK . . . of Pomeroy In tbe State of Oblo, at the ciGH of ballael1 oa October 10 lfl2 . published Ill responoe to call made 117 Ctmplroiler ollhe cu~Te~~cy, under Title 12, United States Code, Section 111. ASsETS Cash and due from banks • • • .• • ••• , • • • • - - • - • $1,195,263.97 ,U.S. Treasury ~llritles • • - - •• - - - •••• - - • - • - 6,719,550.63 Obligations of other U.S. Government agencies and corporations - • - - • - • - • • . • • 508,055.29 Obligations of State and poDtlcal subdlv~ons •••• - - - • 1,054,347.82 Other securities • - - ••• - .• • • • • • • • • • • . • • • 28,742.50 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell • • • - • • • • • - - 825,000.00 Loans - - - . . .. .. .. .. - - - - .. .. .. .. • .. .. • • - 5,892,7&1.56 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premllea • - • • - - • 222,958.70 Other assets • - . • • • • • • • • • • - - - . • • - • TOTAL ASSETS - · - • • • • • • • • • • • - • • • !1614471141.56 LIAIID.Jl'IES Demaoo deposits of Individuals, PlrlnenhiPI, and corporations - • • •. • - - - • - • • • • • - • • $4,154,051.80 Time and savings deposil.!l ollndlvldlllla, partnerships, and corwatlon& • • • • • • - • • - - - • 9 609 995.56 Deposits of United States Govenment • •• - - - •••• ·' • \34;237.43 Deposits of States and polltlcal subdivision& - - • - • - •••• 1173 804.24 Certified and officers' checks, etc. • • - - • ·• - • • • • • _'. 47:?21.04 TOTAL DEPOSITS • • • • • • - • • 115.1!!,310,07 (a) Total demand deposits - - - ••• .- • ! 4,841,590.16 (b) Total.t~e and savings deposits • • • • - . $10,2771719.91 Other llablltltes - - - - • • • • • • • • ,. • - • • • 161,49$.72" TOTAL UABILITIES • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • $15 12801801i.79 RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECUIUI'IES Reserve for bad debt losses on loan& (set up pursuant to IRS ruling~) •••• •••••• · •••.• ~.14&.59 TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS'AND SECURri'IES - - • • • $83 1148.59 CAPli'AL AOOOUNTS Equity.capital-total . - - •. • • • • • • - - • • • • • • • $1,083,!§9Jf' Common S!Ock-total par value • - • • • 200,000.00 No. shares authorized 8,000 · No. shares outstanding a,ooo Surplus • - • - - : • - - - • • • • • • • - - • • • 7«),000.00 Undivided profits • - - • • • • : • • • • • • • • 183,188,18 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS • 1,083,189,18 TOTAL UABIUTIES, RESERVES, AND CAj>lTAL ACCOUNTS • • • • • • • $16,447,141.56 MEMO!WmA Average of IOta! deposits for ihe 15 calendar days e~dlng with call date· - - - .- c • • • • • • • . • • . f1U05,re2.40 . Average of total loans for the 15 calendlr days ending with call date • • • • • • • - • • • • • • • 5,906,530.95 m.09 ' ~ i ' Mei~s Counly to establish a Charles A. Logue, 65, Rt. 1, Langsmille, a retired farver, diecl at 7 a.m. today in Veterans Memorll!l Hospital. . He was born May 19, 1907 in Morgan Twp.,. Gallia County, SOol of lhe late TJmothy and Nora Ralslon Logue. He married Myrtle Marie Geotge ....~~~ · in 1924, who Sul'vlvea,,as do 1'1 rourchildren,Mrs.Dilmaf(lva Lou) Lewis, Phoi!hix, ~··: Archie, Rt. I, Bidwell: Her· bert , Columbus, and Denver, Gallipolis; a slater, Mrs. Mary Harmon, Toledo and 13 grand and six gre8111!'indchUdren. He was preceded In death by a sister and two brothers. Mr. Logue was a .membo!r of the Danville Wesleyan Chllrch. Funeral service& wlli be held •-v from th·e al 2 P..m. Sun""' Danville Wesleyin Church Wl.,h Rev. Lawren•• Sullivan officiating. Bllrlal will be In Pine Grove Cemetery. Visilatlon will be held a~ the "V~terons Day reminds me • McCoy·Moore Funeral Hoine If we don't slond for some-' thing • we may allow our• In VInton from ~ and 7-9 sel"1u to fall for an.,thlng."' Salurday. lhe veteran has always been t!le forgoHen man when the fighting Is dope. . ' I, Maxine Griffith, ~shier, of the above-named bank do hereby declare that this report of condlUon Ia true lind twltct to the beat of my knowiedge and belief. . Mulae Griffith . We, the undersigned dlrectori atlflt the c.Wrtctn11i of ihla report,/. con. clition lind declare that It haa been esamlned 117 111 arxl to the best of our knowledge and belief Ia true and ctXiect. - · ·- · Edllea Hal IJPtr Alfnd It V rflld - Dlrtcton lhmliii(D.'IM•• . ' ' the Univer$ity of Penn· sylvarua. They share equal}y. The Chemistry Prize went 10 Dr. Christian B. Anfinsen of the National Institute of Healtll, Bethesda, Md., an.d Drs. StanfordM!)OreandWilliamH. Stein of Rockefeller University in New York. Anfinsen 'was awarded half of the prize and the other half was shared by Moore and Stein. The Physics Prize was awarded 10 Bardeen, Cooper and Schrieffer for their study in the superconductivity of metals cooled almost to absolute zero- studies of vast importance to the electrlcSI industry. Bardeen .ltJII shared a previous Physics Prize in 1956 for inventing transistors. Anflnsen won his.'Chemistry Prize for his work on rlbonuclease, especially ~oncerning th cl' b1 th · e. conn~d ton e weend ,the ammo act sequence anf e . 11 biologica Y acttve con orma. tion"--studies in!O the chemis· try of the chromosome and the gene, the factors which deter· mine heredity. Moore and Stein won their award for "their contribution 10 the understanding of the connection between chemical structure and catalytic activity of the active center of the ribonuclease molecule," the Swedish Academy of Sciences annoitnced. A spokesman at Rockefeller University ssld this referred 10 "the genetic structure of the chromosome and gene, impor· tant links in unraveling the molecular structure of the genetic material which deter· .mines her_edlty." Alfred Social Note.~ Sunday School attendance on Oci. 15 was 46, the offering $18.47. Attendance at worship service was 15. Rev. Lehman spoke from Col. I: I·H, "In· lercessory Prayer". Eddie Parker, who Is atlending Technological School in Columbus spent a weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Parker. A birthday dinner was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Carr and Vicki and Penni in honor of her father, Robert White of Keno on Sunday, Oct. 15. Attending besides those above were Mrs . Robert White of Keno, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode and Conn! Sue of Circleville and Charles Saltz of Mason. Mrs. Clara Follrod and Nina Robi~son and their guest, Clyde Reeder of Alabama look Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Swartz at Shade. Sunday evening visitors of MJ:. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode ·were Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode and Conni Sue of Circleville. I<ICadcins fur central sewage •ystcms in 1l)e county. . Clark said the assistant at.~<.-ncy gc 0eral illlbCllted 1hat this ~~recnu;nl would expedite certification to the Fanners Home Administration by the Environmenlal Protection Agency of I he acceplabilily of the conslruclion of the new l.eading Creek water system . . This certification could come as early as next week. Also allending the meeting were · Robert Cotterill and Bernie 8owman, of the SQuth· eaStern Ohio (}ffiee ollh• Ohio . Dcparlmenl of Heallh; ·Robert Wal1ers, of the Ohio 'Power Company, and C)ifford Brid· •sail, ~n. engineer .with Burge~ alld Niple, engineering · con· suit ants ·for Ohio Ppwer Coll!pany . . Clark said he feels this agrecmem Is a major step forward in the continuing effor•s of ihe Meigs County commissioners to Insure that the counly will keep pace with the !leeds and opportunities presented by lhe development of the Meigs Mine. :========~ MEIGS lHrATD£ U\1 n Tonight & S.tvrdly Octobtr 20-21 THE GOO FATHER Marion Bral)do IR) ,of . ,studlly engrossing entertalnm•nl. Adults Jl.SO, Children 7Sc. 3 ~ours Sun., Mon: & TillS. Oct. 22-U-24 Clint Eas!woOd In JOE KIOD ITKhnlc.lorl rC:1ttoons: . lvHtr Fly ~~~y=P• . WASHINGTON (UPI I - Tile eolt ol llviDII'Oit i.t pet. Ill October - - of tbe y.,'l blgeR jluDpa beea- o f - prlees for clotblDI, piO!IDe, ued eare, port, ecJI, eoftee ud eollep lllltloll. , IIIII beef prieet cboppe~ foe tile 0nt lillie alllce May, ud fnlb fndl ud veaelallle prieel allo deelllled, tile Labor DepariiJ!eat'• Bure~~u of Labor SIIIU.tla (BLSI aid 1n ID ft!MII'IIoda}' 011·tbe Coal~~~~~er Prlee llldes. Tile oveMIU rloe 1111 m011tb - twice tile.U pet. illerene Ill AIIC~~~t, biJi .matched tile U pet. jamp Ill JUly aad wu esceedea thll year only by a 0.5 pet. advan<e Ill Febl'lllr)'. BY BOB HOEFLICH Tutoring working News • . . in Briefs (Continued from page I) HARRISONVILLE Such pairings were also made Harrisonville Elementary in grades five and two. It is prepared 10 walk out of two other plants today. The strike by members of UAW Local31 in the Ka11888 City' School is experimenting with expected that the students' an inter-class tutoring thinkingpatternwouldbemore suburb waa plotted by UAW leadership as the fourth of a recent program in math Instruction in similar with this type of outbreak of "long wetkend" strikes dellsr.ul to hurl GM:: which the first step wu 'to rank arrangement. · production while keeping UAW economists smiUng. .' the classes In order of. math The first sessions dealt.with achievement through math addiUon facts which the achievement tests and teacher . fifth and sixth graders had ;: opinions. memorized. It waa the fifth The next step was to pair the ·and ·sixth graders' job to work The Meigs County Sllei'iff's The car traveled 160 feet, wen< lop student In grade six with ,. with artd help the second and DeP.I. reported today It in- off the highway ori the lefl,'; the lOp student m grade three, lhlrd graders 10 learn these vesilgated two accidents, one went an additional 40 feet, ·: an~ so on down the rankings facls. The tutors were given Wednesday afternoon and one tearing down 16 feet of fence :: unltl the bot!Om student In suggestions from · their Thursday morning ,. There were and one fence post. There was :: ·grade six was paired with the teachers, but they were free 10 no personal inj11ries in either. light damage to the car. )llo . ~ At 2 p.m. Wednesday on cilation ·was issued. : bottom student In grade three. teach any way they wished. Hobson Road at Hobson Yards What was hoped would result was a child .working with a Arnold W. Hayes, · 62, Mid· hlld d h c an eac child receiving dleport, was t11rning his car around· when the gas feed Individual attention. Th e Iearn 1ng objectJves were stuck, causing it to hit a door on designed both for the tutor and a garage. Thwe was a medium By Mrs. Francis Morrio ~is student. First it was hoped damage to the garage, light Mr. Clifford Bryson of Pitts. that the student would learn his damage to the car. burgh spent Saturday and facts. Second It was hqped that Thursday at!O a.m. on SR 7, Sunday with his parents, Mr. the tutor would review and two and six tenths miles north. of Pomeroy, Harry D. Barton, and Mrs. Hobart Bryson. better remember his facts. Thirteen roles have been · Mrs. Bessie Smith and Mrs. All the staff .members ln- 33, ReedsviUe, was traveling assigned In the cast of the Dewey Sines of Ft. Worth, volved apparently are pleased south when a lie rod broke, Texas, visited Mr. and Mrs. with the program. Other areas causing him to lose control. Junior Class Play at Meigs · High School by Charles Corder;: Floyd Farra recently. They In which It will be used this direclor. .· were enroute to Michigan to year are subtraction and INJURY FATAL The play, entitled "Rub-. visit. multiplication facts as well as berneck,'' is a three·act · Mrs. Edna Hayman came other math concepts. After MEAPE, Kan. (UPI)-A I$. Wednesday from New MaJ'8h. further evaluation, this year~ld Meade High School comedy by Donald R. Slieper. 11 concerns the activities of a· field where she has been program could be expanded junior Injured inb a visiting friends to the hOme of into areas such as reading and game at Greens urg Fr Y family which discovers that it· is perfectly legal to I'W1 a Mrs. Crill Bradford and Mrs. spelilng. ~~~~~~~~~as Sluffed dummy for mayor of Eslher Piper. Injured during the (ourth the town. Mr. and Mrs. BID Lake, quarter when he threw a block Sludents assigned parts are · Lori and Sean of Columbus during an offellslve play and Geneva King, Rod Pullins,.· were dinner guests Saturday of was· struck accidentally on the Ingrid Hawley, Dian Carsey, his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. beck of the head"'' a dele••ive Vicky Clelland, Rick Stobart, Francis Morris. player, 'offlciala ';.id. H;-:ras l';ll MllclleD, Mike Richards; . Grella and Isabel Simpson • ... taken to the Greensbura ~II!!,J»..~;rMJke ~Y~•. ·~~ and Mr · and Mrs. Bert Grimm Siirtday SCH061 attendance ~t- Hospital· and trinsferred the SwW!tr, Jw.bara Anth<111y -~tl returned'' 'from ·a. trlp '·' t6 Freedom Gospel Mission Oct: following day 10 St. Francis David Miller. Gathnburg, . Tenn . Enroute 15 was 32 · and offering was Hospital in Wichita. The play will be presented on home they vistted Mr. and Mrs. $I0.30. Funeral services will be Nov. 17 at 8 p.m. in the high Solon Butcher at Spencer, W. Sunday School is held each conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday school auditorium. Va. ,. Sunday at 9:30 a. m. and at Meade High School. Burial Mr · and Mrs . Thereon Sunday evening worship at 7:30 will be in Do&tglas, Kan., where Johnson returned home p. m. Prayermeeling is held on the auis was born. Saturday from two weeks Tuesday evening at 7:30. A TAXES RECEIVED vac~tlon In Florida. revival will start November 2 Meigs County villages . M1sses Grace and Ruth Ellis with the Rev. George Housher Carroll and family. received $5,186 in · gasoline and Mr. Howard Bingman of as evangelist. Mr. and Mrs. Danny Haines taxes distributed in October Columbus were. Saturday Mrs. NonaLongpassedaway of Stiversville visited Mrs. according to State Treasurer guests of Miss Edtth Hayman. at Veterans Memorial Hoapltal Sylvia Carpenter. Joseph T. Ferguson. Amounts Miss Shirley Stobart of Oct. 9. Funeral services were Mrs. Elva Dalley, Mrs. Judy received Include Middlepor-t, Columbuswasarecentguestof held Oct. 11 at the Freedom Pape and Kristen of Syracuse $1,90$; Pomeroy, . fl,978; her aunt, Mrs. Grace Krider. Gospel Mission with burial in visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hacine, $398; Rutland, $432: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Badgley Bald Knobs Cemetery, Several Autherson. Syracuse, $478. Each to~p a?d Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hill friends from '"'re attended the Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence received $1,200 and eacll VISited Mr. and Mrs. Tom services. Lipps and Toni of Little county, $30,000 In Ohio. Eckersley and Doug at Han· , Mrs. Dessle Webb and Mrs. Hocking, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas nibal, N. Y. They then toured Betty Hickel of Spencer, w. Va. Birch and Randy of Waterford through Pennslyvanla to attended the funeral of their and Mr. and Mrs. Frank . CLOSED MONDAY AU banks, post offices and Gettysburg and to Fairfax, Va. sister, Mrs. Nona Long. Also Wallace of Racine vlalted Clint the Meigs County Courthouse where they visited Mr. and '"'re for the last rltea were Mr. Birch and Leota. Mrs. Larry Badgley and toured and Mrs. William KrackomClint Birch and Leota visited will be closed Monday, Oct. 23, Washington, D. C. and ' berger of New Jeney. . Mr. and Mrs. Joe Upps and In observance of Veterans Day. returned on the Skyline Drive. Charles Carron baa returned family at Vincent.. • Mrs. Sybil Miles and Mrs.- holile from Veterans Memorial Leota Birch visited Mr. and MARRIAGE LICENSE Lee Jackson of Plckerlng!On Hospital and 1$ Improving, Mrs. Eugene Long and famlly John Michael Thompson, rr, were weekend guesta of Mrs. Mrs. Wanda Donaldson and of Eagle Ridge, Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy, Rt. 4, and Judith James SlmJ)6on. Mrs. Lavinia son, Steve o1 Findlay visited Richard Abela and Mr. and Simpson accompanied them her, mother, Mrs. Minnie Mrs. Robert Byers and family. Nann Andersen, 23, Pop1eroy, Rt. 4. home 10 spend a week In · Columbwi with relatives. '"tOIICI.-toiMI-IIODC:IOCIIOCIC"!!'::Mii-~IMI-~------M Liabel and Grella Simpson visited Mr. and · Mrs. Bert Grimm at Letart FaUs Sunday. Two accidents investigat¢ RaCI· ne Social. Events Roles assigned in school play at Meigs High ·• LEIGH,17, eldest of the Bix adopted cblldren of Mr. arxl ••. Mrs. Darwin Enevoldsen loves horses. Here she.ls with her Palomino, ''Princess." :nJPPERS PLAINS - There was the old woman who lived in a shoe, and there is Mr. and · Mrs. Darwin . Enevoldsen ·or .near ,Tuppers Plains, who are here because of the Gavin Power Plant at Cheshire. In contrast , to the nur&erJi rhyme, Mr . . and Mrs . Enevoldsen. don't have as many, · children as the old woman in the shoe but they DO KNOW what to do. The Enevoldsens, who this· month adopted their sixth child, provide a lovely home, an aimosphere of affection and warmth and wholesome ac. tivities for their brood. And you might say all of this grew out of "love on a Greyhound llils" where Peg and Darwin Enevoldseri first met. Aveteran of 23 years' service In the U. S. Navy, .Mr. Enevoldsen met his wife, Peg, when._they both were on a Greyhound enroute to Florida. VOL VII philosophy that "there's always room for one more," another youth, at the request or an area welfare department, is making his home with the family . The department workers had heard of the Enevoldsens and thought their home would be ideal for the youngster. · Residing io Meigs County only since last February, Mr. and Mrs. Enevoldsen are rearing their adopted children in a beautiful new home which they have built on what Is known as Hoffman Lane near Tuppers Plains. The five acres on which the home Sets provides plenty of room for cats, dogs and horses ·- the peis of the children. The family hasa camper;a pool and a boat to help round out activities for recreation hours. None· of the Enevoldsens' adopted children are blood relatives. Naturally - as with any six youngsters- there are moments of friction. However, as with all families, they pass over.' Discipline is apparenUy no special problem. Mrs. Enevoldsen said all or the children are expected to _assist with the work about the home. This is a part of their training. There's oo · hanky pank about schQOl work either. Each evening right after supper is study time for all. Enforcement is "rigid,'' Mrs. Enevoldsen admitle!l. Housing is no problem. The Enevoldsens had th,e basement of their new home finished to include five bedrooms. With four' upstairs, there are nine bedrooms to accommodate the family and two other adults 'rho also make their home with the Enevoldsens: Before 'coming to Meigs County, the family resided at New Haven, W. Va. for a year. Mr. Enevoldsen is employed aschief of electrical construction at the Gavin Power Plant in Cheshire. Before coming to this area, the Enevoldsens resided at New Concord where he was employed at l~e Muaklngum River Plant· of the American Electric Power Co. The family expects to be here until 1975. They may hold onto their new home as a reUremimt place In years 10 come when the day rolls around for; them 10 leave Meigs County. Both Mr . and Mrs. E11evoldseri are firm In their belief thlit there Is no dlf· ference between adopted children and blood children. By the same token, they fully realize the individual dlf· ferences of · each child - a normal sihfallon In either instance. Two well-worn books In the living room of' the Enevoldsen home have serv~ the family well. They are copies of "The Chosen Baby" and "The Family That Grew ." Both books deal beautifully .with explaining adoption to children and these books have been (Contl~lled . ~~ Page 111 + · Weather ·. Cloudy Sunday and Sunday ·,rlight with showers or light rain likely and slowly moderating )emperatures. High Sunday upper 50s north and 60s south. Low Sunday night in the 50s. High Monday in the 60s and lower 70s. '!'he . romance bloomed into marriage. They had a son, Charles, who is now an Episcopal · pastor in Portsmouth, Va. Abit later they had a stillborn h&by which may have encouraged them. to go the adoption route. The eldest or' the Enevoldsen children, ·Leigh, no~ 17, joined the household when she was only s.ix days old. The second daughter, Jo, now 16, was three days old and'Tim, now 10, was just two days old. These babies all joined Mr. and Mrs. Enevoldsen at Portsmouth, Va . Steve, now six, was next to join the growing family and then came Melanie, now 14. Melanie was ll when she came to the family and was adopted by the Enevoldsens at the request of her father . after ' Melanie's mother died. The si~th child 10 be adopted was Ken, now 12. His final adoption was <approved only this month in the Meigs County Juvenile Court. Apparently living with the ' ,. ""T"-, ' MELANIE . ENEVOJ.D. SEN flads that call are ller '''thlna." Slle boldt 011e If tile family's Slameoe call. .. 7;.h.pn 11,500 Families Devoled To The Grealer Middle Ohio Valley PAGES NO. 38 . ··.. Your Invited Gueat Reaching More tmts 3~ .: FOUR SECTIONS Pomeroy·Middleport SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1972 15 CENTs Nixon to lead foo:U Bald Knob N ' ews Notes Laurel Cliff Open Tonight Until 9 p.m. Shop Saturday 9:30 to 9 p.m. News Notes By Ml'l. Bertha Parter Sabbath School attendance on Oct. 15 at Freer Methodi.lt 'Church waa 117 wlw '· offering $201.40. Twenty choir IIIMibers were preeent. Oct. 21,will 7 a.have m. the Men's FeDowlhlp prayer and pancake breakfut. Rev, Buckley will be the ~. . Charla Diehl remainl a patient Iii University H01pital In Columbus. Mr. and Mra. Edward Bauer Of Marlon apent a weekend . with Mrs. Bauer'• parenta, Mr. · and Mrs. Charlea Karr Sr. Mrs.·Doni Holley apent a few daya with telatlves In Fin· dlay.. M:. and Mra. Bill l'llrry, . Mlli J>.rl Slllmr ol Atbtns and wyatt lld!Ner ol Mi. Vern~~~~ vlli111d With Mr. and u- N ...,,_..._ · ..,... orman ............ · Mrt. Goldie DIU and · Mi'a. Nancy Walker called on ·Mn. a.aiSiiihoiiiwiiSiiitailrb>iiio7Pii'iiM.iilil._ _. .~rtha Parker recentlY, Sa.ve Now During Our Sale Of Women8 Slacks - Knit Tops . Dres8es -... Coordinate Sportswear ' Jewelry - Men~ . ~ Leg Slacks Coats and Jackets ''· . Flannel ShirtS ~ Ranlon SOcks, ' Fr" Customer·Ptrking on Stc:ond ·- StrHt and AI OUr Me chinle StrHt Wan1tou11 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY·. ' SOlJ'I'HWESTERN IIOMI!:COMING QUEEN - Mils Kim Pope, daughter of ;:·Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pope, Rt. I, Patriot, was crowned homecoming queen at ·:::festivities Friday night at SoUthwestern High School. A seniOr, she was escorted ;: by Jerry Waters. More pictures on Page 28. .;' niURMON'l', Md. (UPI) - Prtlident Nllon ·offered himli!lf S.turday N. .!be leader ol a new ma)orlij of "lood, decent peop)e" who oppose power·hungry polltlcians' demanda for ligher taxes, job quotas, Income redistribution and busing. In his third weekend radio speech ol the campaign, a 15-minute paid poliUcal broadcast from his Camp David, Md., retreat, the President never mentimed George S. McGo'lern or the Democratic party by name. But he rejected the "alien paternalism" of those who he said "have more faith in govenunent than th.ey have In people" and believe that only an ever.atronger bureaucracy In Washington knows' what is best. . "It is time that good, decent people s~ped letting themselves be bulldozed by anybody who presumes 10 be the self. righteoua moral judge of our society," Nixon said. Adviser Speaks Out "There Ia no reason to feel guilty about wanting to enjoy what you get and get what · YO!! earn, about wanting your children In good sclloola cloae to home, oc about wanting to be Judged fairly on your ability," he aald. Nixon's Chief domestic affairs adviser, John D. Ehrllchman, told reporters meanwhile •hat the President almost ~-f.~ed car charged by !::::.;.jhtdl on rural road Apology to . ' - ' \ certalnl)' waul!! veto a COIIIpi'Omile .jiEW· .I,.Ibor Department aJIPI'OPI'iillonJ bill that Ia rouahly a haH-bW!GP dollln above hla budget reque.t, Elrlichman 'alao called McGovern .a "llar" for suuestlng In a political broadcast Friday night that the economy wu In worse lhape under the admlnf&. tratlm than when the Demoerall left offlee In 1189. In a briefing at a snowcapped gateway to the presidential compound, Ehrllchman · also noted predictions by aome memben of the Bjlslneas CouncU meeting at Hot Springs, Va., that a tax Increase was inevitable in the near futUre. Not PesolmlaUc He said Nixon was reviewing 132 bllll passed in the dying days of the @Ill Congress 10 detennlne "a list ol poulble vew prospects" 10 keep federal spending under control. "I would by no mealls rule out the possibility of being abil 10 avoid higher taxes next year," Ehrllchman said. · "The President Ia determined to do everything he can 10 avoid higher taxes next year. We by no mean&arepealmlatlc by !hill review that ill going on right now." Bills subject 10 ve!O would Include "ju.st plain budget bulters," 111ch as the HEWLabor appropriations, ll1d othert that "create lltUe klngdoma within the federal bureaucracy," he said with1111t elabora· tim. The IIEW·Labor bill IOta! ill f30,5 bUUon, ldentlcal!O one Nixm had vetoed earlier aa lnftatlonary, but Includes provlal0111 for dillcretlon&ry White House cuts that could trim the wtalw f2U billion. Thill still II about tsOO mlllion above Nixon's request. Aaotber Speeeb Saaday AI for McGovern's criticism ol Nixon econo'mlc pollcle~, Ebrllchman said,. "I remember very well when I wu a kid that the mlni.lter'sson was the biggest llar In claall. I am afraid that maybe we've got something ol that kind confronting ua In thla political election." · ·In other sheriff's department action ·:;; POMEROY - Moral of this story: Sa. t urday, a minor accl~ent and a hit-skip •(\on't go riding in a red car if you expect 10 incident were Investigated. · :8ee a bull. , A! 2:43 p.m. at Broadway and Vine In ::: That will be sworn 10 by Peggy : hoffitt, Rt. 2 Racine, who early Sat11rday Racine, Lynn Mallocy, 25, Racine, was :ldternoon· was driving on Yellow Bush -driving west on VIne when Joseph W. GALUPOIJS ~ Ralph McCormick, Road in her red car. She came 10. a bull White, 36, MinersviUe, ·failed 10 yield right illong side of the road. Mr. Bull saw red, of way in his auto which hit the side of the superintendent of the Wellston City Mallory au!O. Damage was medium. Schools, on behalf of the WeUston ad· .iind charged. :::. Peggy Proffitt, who lives at Racine Rt. There was no charge and no personal ministration, has apologized 10 GaWpolis fans for the episode which took place a :'l, told sheriff's office department ln· injuries. At4:20p.m.attheMonkLargentplace week ago Friday following the GAHS:~~sllgators the bull came at her car, in Syracuse, an unidentified man drove a Welis!On football game at Welis!On. :;Scraping paint off Its side, 'and kept on 1964 beige colored Chevy into Largent's Supt. McCormick said, "We . at : joing. '" . ;:: · He was by no means done for the day, guardrail, ripped out two post. and a Wells!On In no way condone thla type ol thing. We will do everything poeslble 10 :1ot down the road a piece he galloped up 10 garbage can. -The driver was observed to get out, make sure that It won't happen again. We a house occupied by Donnie Stobart who look over what had liappened, remount his' are sorry It hapPened." was In his front yard with Carolyn ThompChevy, drive down the road toward the The superintendent was referring 10 son. . 11 took them no time at aD 10 scoot Ohio River. an incident following the game on Penn· lnsld41 when the bull came at them. Still he Apparimtiy discovering that was no sylvania Ave., near the high school, In · wasn't dOne. The bull got up en the porch,. way 10 escape, he turned around, got back which a gang beating took p~ce. A GAHS : -~ hil h~ 10 open the acreen door, and on State Route I~ l!Jlaln, and headed student was the victim. . . ;{eft 'only when Mils Thompson beat him wward Racine. McCormick added charges were filed <qver the head with a broom 1 The department was looking for him a against two juveniles and an adult Friday · u thla amacke of a bit of bull, Sheriff ;short time later. aftern00f1. The WeUston bOYa Involved 80b ltartenbach's deputies believe it, were· not W~liswn High School atudenta, which Ia no bull. G8II"18 d •-1. McCormick added. · The broom prov~ too much for the squa UIAeS "When IOII!ethlng like thla happens, . ,bull, who turned out to be owned by Plilllip : . some tend 10 carry a grudge ov.. into the .; :Fisher, Rt. 2, Racine, whci came to get him 2 em~ency runs basketball sea11111. We hope the !ll)e peopi!l ':: when- nolllltd 01 tile acitement he .haL:. · _ • . . • .. ~-of Ga.lllpolinccep.l our apolOQ, and we · Renerated on Yellow 8Ush road. . GALUPpUS - Gl!llia'S' Volunteer hope the escellent relat!OIIIIdp between · 1 Emergency Squad made a run ~t Ii:te p.m. the two .Choola wll1 bontinue In the future Friday 10 the Marie Frederick rest~, as it has the paat 48 years!' Rt. I, Bidwell. Mrs. Fredei:ick, ase 73, TWO DIE IN CRASH ' suffered a poulble fractured hlp In a faD. ·. DUBUQ~, Iowa (UPI)- Two men .TUNE IN ON I •.Ill a hUnting and campl"' Qpedltlon were 1!lJe wplrlllllferred to the Holzel' Medical · Center. POMEROY - Sapl. Geerce · :.killed ~ ,.. their lllht plue Squadlmen were called at ,11:13 a.m. Jlal1rlves IDvllel Iaiit waldlen ·. to · ~albad lnle tr.l .OOUt 1Z milea : :~ Ill Dltbuqae. Alllborltlea llid the Saturday 10 Ubi!J Hollow RII., wbm lillie ill Cltluell eallle TV • II 'wJ, 7p.a. feu .,ulll llltiJ'IIII >-ylctima ... " IUcMrd rt.e1, .. 01 em. 01ar1e1 Eblin, a, wu taken to the Oct. Pleulnt Valley Haaplt.l ~ a medical . • lite ...... IMal ' ... ..,, .. llld Gltnn fans given .. I ru L • , . • ' ,. GAHS HOMECOMING QUEEN AND OOURT- Mill Lori Mllllr, c:.nllr wu crowned 19'12 HomeComing ~een at GaDipolls Friday nlaht prior to the A~ GAHS football game. Attendant.s are Beclly Nukey, left, and Lila Alklnl. See Story on Page 2. Reed chairs bankers for Nixon POMEROY - Theodore T. Reed, Jr., president of Fanners Bank & Savings Co., Pomeroy, has been named state chairman of.the Ohio Bankers Committee to Re-elect lhe President. In announcing Reed's appolnirnent, Charles D. RoSs, President Nixon's ohio campaign director, sald 1 "We are pleased to have a man with Mr. Reed's outstanding background to head thla effort In support ol the Prealdent In Ohio"' Reed, a member ol the Ohio Blnlln Asan. Council of Admlnlatration, Is ac!t~Yf In civic aQd charitable oralllizltllllll and Ia well known In Ohio benldrig clrcla. In hla campaign role, Retct will be Ill charge of a campaign aimed at ruJ II j all bankers in Ohio. Reed will urce them to support the President and to help recruit hundred& of volunteer~ throUihollt lbt alate 10 join in the campa'&r!. .. ·. a. .. . r l Gavin f8mily adoptS 6th child .Cost .of living jumps ELBERFELDS 'IN POMEROY Tonight, Sit. & SUn. Oct. 20.21-22 Double Feature FROGS Ray Mill and Sam EllloH !Color) (PG) Also "THE CONQUEROR WORM" !Color> VIncent Price tan Ogllvy ' • IIIII DI:BBJI PAYMB, C...,- erowned lt'12North Gtllil "'-'>' I I'll diJI'q halftime Dll'llllllllles of the North Galli a Rata•• Tract BV II: football pme at llldftll.VIntGn Frida)' aiPI, Mill PaYne wu IPOIIIOfed by the Beta a.tl. tannpCIIIIeft II~ llalctab, ,, who -~by lite Pip atdl. 8tc!lod 14 • I &pOll rtpt II 4, au. s ..: cathy Queen. lpOIIICired 11r !hi Llliv7 rienta "'" lpCiilland by tile Nwib . Gdll Plnll dieerleaden lllldlr the dladuu olll1~ Nlll. . the Plralll JH will, I duct Ill lbt Mtltl G'IL(Idtonlitllttlo). 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