http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3ec09f2e799ff811bb8d1a7018a5f989.pdf a02ef88c17d68761b2a1929bbbc47d68 PDF Text Text • 10 - Ttn•Da1l\ &ntmd Mtddleport Pomroo, , O O<t • ~ 191l Housing wAI trickle down B) GeorgrJ Marder WASHING'rON 1UP!) _ If President Ntxon s g propot;;l is " ork th ~ \I ants them to, th oor wtll get substd1es for er homes as more afflu t cthzens move ""Y MEIGS TliEATRE Ton1ght thru Thursday Oct 2 J 4 NOT OPEN l-n day thru Tu ~d il Y Oct s 9 Walt Dtsney s REDKNOBS& BROOMSTICKS { T ec hn I color) Angela Lansbury Tomt~nson Dav1d I GI Ots n ey Cartoons Band Concert Pluto s Heart Throb Admtssion Sl SO& 7Sc mto ne" housmg projects _ )he tnckle down theory a !ted to houswg • Heres how 11 would wort:' Ntxon has endorsed dtrecl cash payments to Ute poor as the most prom1stng subslltute for the present system of subSJd tzed houswg for lowmcome fam1hes mcome famJlies can afford Shelter for All That has been lrue for more than a generation and no one expects tt to change 1 The economtcs are such that r---------------------.., Show Starts 7 p m unique "Constitutional status ·~ CLEAN UP WITH FRIGIDAIRE makes it ever made WASHINGTON (NEA) - Wh1le cons Mtt4ional authonttes dtsagree sharply Vtce President Agne1 's posstble mumuuty to mdtclment liefore government help to bUilder and lender ts flawed bee~ use tt assumes that the baste problem ts lack of housmg rather than lack of mcome Housmg Secretary Jaljles T Lynn does not expect that pnvate enterpnse wtll suddenly fmd a new way to butld housmg for Ute poor lUlder the proposed new set-up even wtth low-mcom e fa mlltes gettmg dtrect cash payments for housmg The cash payments would have to be so large as to be "'m unpeachJnent, one makes an argwnent AIRMAN McKINNEY Airman Samuel F McKinney, Jr , :son o[ Mrs Helena Dolson of MJunt Alto, W Va , ha s be~o assigned to Williams AfB, Artz , after completing A1r Force baste tramJng at San Antonio, Texas He has been a5Slgned to a umt of the Alr Force 2 feet w1de) 1 whe o Ihe w~<h 1 and •••• • •P~ and I me - onvw~• 1 Y'l.l' ~•n au adoquoll w r n a plumb n11 ond ~lt11 111 2 SpM!I Wa$h&! ( ean• a m y 1,. oad• • RqLIIa and Del cltt ~~ na• 1 Flow na; Heot n Dr~tr lti~IS "o hu 1un•n na un • Pt montn P ••• C• t n Wuhe r and Dryer Yu.r ~ ' ' ! totally for unac ptable lo Congress the ce poor to be able to afford the pnvate houstng no" commg onto the market No Substandard Housing Under the new proposal, Lynn expects pnvate en. terpnse wtll still be bwldmg new housmg for those who c;m afford tl wtthout government help As the more affiuent move mto the new housmg, vacanctes supposedly wtll develop whtch the poor could afford wtth Ute dtrect government payments Thts does not mean that the housmg avatlable would be sUbstandard In hts housmg m~sage to Congress, Nixon assured1 hat the cash payment would be enough to provtde a low-mcome famtly wtth "safe and samtary" housmg Hand me-down housmg for the poor would also solve another problem wh1ch has been plagumg the natwn D $20cash 'l41tloolou nd1 ~• 0 do • WCt>J l '1/U h wcon wnno 111f ""I a.,. 1 \ "'" 011 .. ·~"' ~-----~--------------------~--­ ' FRIGIDAIRE BAKER FURNITURE MIDDlEPORT, 0. Dr. Lewis (Continued from Page 1) went around the world VlSltmg mtsstonanes and mission statiOns, and durmg the last ftve years, Dr Lewis has given voluntanly all hts vacatiOn time except three weeks to Mtsston Wttness and to help ratse funds for Our Chnstian World Mtsston ' of the Untied Church of Chtrst Some years before the Umted Church of Chnst was formed m 1957, Dr Lewts suggested the tdea and presented the ongmal motion (whtch earned unammousiy ) at the annual meetmg of Ute Annmty Fund for Congregattonal Chnsltan Churches and Mtmsters that spec1::M lJfe msurance and spectal health and acctdent msurance for the clergy be arranged by the Congregaltonal denommatwn Such msurance was adopted a few years ago by the Umted Church of Chnst Dr Lewts also proposed that the DRIVE-IN TELLER WINDOW SERVICE! • Join 'em . en route to work, shopping, or driving the kids to school! Auto Teller Window ana Walk-up Window Open Friday Evenings S"to 7 P.M. 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President ts the one man 'On the sue· cesston ladder whose place IS fiXed by the Constituhon and could only be altered by the slow amendment procedure demandtng ra\lflcAtton by 38 states The professor adds ~' It 's not that he's mdiSpensable, but that he 's Wtavotdable " To put 1t dtrecUy m practical terms, thts means the Vtce Prestden\, tf ftrst mdtcted, could be stttmg m a courtroom lllldergmng trtal, only to be tapped on the shoulder and notlfted suddenly that he was prestdent Th1s 1s Bickel 's answer to Umverstty OL Chtcago Prof Phtbp Kurland and others who contend that the governmg "practtcabty' is that the Vtce Prestdent has no stgmftcant dulles and thus can eastly be spared for tr1al In the Kurland vtew, the Prestdent IS Ute only truly tndtspensable man, smce the natton cannot have tis chosen chtef execultve passmg ttme m court whtle matters demandmg leadership and dectswn p!le up One legal scholar who shares thiS judgment but cannot be named ts troubled by the tdea of applymg the same doctrme to the Vtce Prestdent on the theory he mtght succeed to the top By Umted Press International Talk of a nationwtde protest agamst the freeze on gasolme pnces spread among ftlling stalton operators today, wtth half the statiOns m Houston, Tex , closed Monday and more than a thousand on New Yorks Long Island expected to do the same m the next few days In Washington, a Whtte House spokesman satd Prestdent Ntxon would announce tn the very near future a plan to ratton the sale of propane, whtch Ls used m rural areas to News Harry M. Ord, 56, dies in far west Harry Mtlton Ord 56 a area restdent dted Fnday at Veterans Hospttal 1n former Mt V1ew Cal tf Mr Ord who served 21 years 4 In the U S M tl 1tary and was a pnsoner of war m Germany dunng World War 2 was preceded 1n death by h 1s parents Harry and Jenny Hess Ord and h1s w1fe who dted July 15 of th 1s year Ord a former engmeer for the ct fy of Mt V1ew was born July 12 1917 1n New Haven W Va He IS surv1ved by four daughters Mrs R A Bl1ss (Donna) of llltno1s Mrs Dane Moore ( Darlene) of Kentucky and Susan and Sh1rley Ord of Mt Vtew two sons Mtlton (Pete) of Canton Ohto, and Charles Ord m Mtnnesota two ~rolhers Dtck Ord of New Haven and Jack Ord of Letart W Va and two s1sters Mrs Ranktn Roach (Irma I of Ravenswood and Mrs Harvey Newland (Della) of Mason Funeral serv1ces will be held Thursday at 3 p m '" lhe Foglesong Funeral Home Mason wolh lhe Rev Bt lI DeMoss offtclattng Bun a I w1ll loll ow tn Graham Cemelery Frtends may call Thursday before serv1ces FBI HERE The Metgs County Shenff's Dept atded the Federal Bureau of InvesttgatJOn Monday mght m a search near Tuppers Plams for a man wanted on a federal warrant The fugttive, dressed m green wor~ clothes, ts descr~bed as 32 years old, 159 lbs , 5 9, thinly buill wtth a thm reddtsh moustache and walnut stamed hands • LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in downtown Pomeroy at II a m Tuesday was 68 degrees, under cloudy sktes ' \ ' 11 We were two - Gridder .uninjured in mishap Ralph E SrmUt; 17, Rt 2, Btdwell; quarterback for the NorUt Gallia• Pirate football team, escaped InJury m r if smgle car acctdent at 6 55 p m on Rt 160, three and four tenths rrules south of Rt 554 Accordtng rto the Galha~ Metgs Post State Htghway Patrol, SliuUt lost control of his car when~ the nght rear ttre blew out The car left the htghway and h1t a guardrail No charge was !ifed Frank G!lkey, Jr, 27, Langsvtlle, was ctted for speed exeessive for cortditions followmg an ac ctdent at 3 15 p m Monday on Rl 124 near Hysell RWl Rd Offtcers satd an Wltdentifted \l~hicle stopped, Gtlkey attempted to stop, but hts car sktdded on wet pavement, traveled left of the center, and hit an auto dnven by Dorothy M DaviS, 46, of Langsvtlle At 2 30 p m Monday a two car acctdent was mvestigated on Clark Chape~ Rd two and three tenths mtles east of Rt 160 The patrol satd cars drtven by Orland R Cochran, 17, Rt I, Vmton and Gertrude E Ferrell, 29, Rt I, Btdwell, collided There w&s moderate damage Cochran was cJted to Juvemle Court lor having no hcense DEFENDANTS FINED Two.defendants were ftned m Syracuse Mayor Herman London's Court Mondaf mght Evelyn Frances F~rman, Racme, Rt 2, was ftned $5 and costs for fatlure to stop wtthin assured clear dtstance, and Ben Hams, Jr , Racme, Rt 1, $150 and costs anfj. three days confmement for dnvmg whtle mtox1eatM The arrestm~ officer was Pollc!e Chief Milton Vanan SERVICES TONIGHT Masomc servtces for Uoyd Swnmeti1eld who d1ed Sunday wtll be held thiS evemng at the Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home at 7 30 p In conducted by Shade Rtver Lodge 453 Mrs Jean Swnmerfteld, Chester, was llsted as { a stster-m-law Its fatlure to say whether the latter process may m any mstance precede Impeachment ts where the rub comes Those who argue the Vtce Prestdent ought to be lndtctable, for the ctted practical reasons, thmk thts clause opens the door ••• in Briefs conunanders sa1d the Situation was "grave" and one officer sa1d • an estunated 1,000 rebelS had massed on the south bank of the cents down and we are still a Holzer Medocal Center c~nt down after the rulmg (Discharges) That s no relief, ' be satd Norma Burns, Pamela Prices Higher than Limit Burton, Isabell Carnahan, A spokesman for the servtce Eugene French, Stephame statwn dealers assoCLahon m Fugate Ktmberly Hammond, Mtchigan satd som~ dealers George Htll , Joy Hunnell have posted new prtces htgher Manon Lewis, Beatnce McCormtck, Retha Owens A~drey Poore, Jauntta Sprause, Harold Thomas Esther Van Meter and Luella Wood (Birth) Mr and Mrs John H Richards, a son, Jackson operator~s to law " . REV DeMOSS RACINE - The Rev William DeMoss, mmlster of the United Methodist Ch urch, New Haven, W Va , will be the guest speaker during the "Seven Nights For Chnst Crusade" Oct 15 through the 21 at Southern High School In Racine Special smgers featured "Ill be the 'Angela1res" of Sugar Grove, Ohm All churches m Racine are taking part In the Crusade Servaces ~tU be held nightly at 7 30 The public 1s cord!ally mvlted BALTlMOHE (U P! ) - Lawyers for V1ee Prestdent Sptro T Agnew conferred today wtlh Federal Judge Walter S Hoffman JIOportedl} to press for an lrlqUiry mto news leaks surrolllldmg the grand JUI) mvestlgatwn of Agnew On H not her flo on m the federal courthouse m dtl\\ ntown Baltimore, the federal grand jury convened for another closed • sess1on to consLder ev 1de nce agau;ast Agnew concermng allegations or cx t orhon, bnbery, consptracy a nd fraud growmg out of an mvest1gahon of a reported ktckback scheme m Maryland slate polttics Wtlham J Muth, an Agnew supporter and former vtce chatrman of lhe Baltunore ctty counctl , returned for another appearance before the 22member panel He refused to test ofy last Thursday at an tmllal sesston Attorneys Jay H Topkis Martm London and Judah Best appeared earlier for a meeting wtth Hoffman, a U S distnct Judge at Norfolk, Va , who was ass1gned supervLSion or the pohtJcally explos ove grand JUry fnvestlgatlon afler all federal JUdges m Maryland wtthdrew because of famtlianty wtth flglU'es m the case The v1ce pres1dent 's at torneys were sa1d to be requesting Hoffman 's per mtsston to question under oath Justtce Department offtcmls and newsmen concern mg the source of news leaks Agnew has s81d the leaks make tt I' resident ready to see reporters l,WASHINGTON (UPII ~esldent Nixon was reported to be preparmg lor a news conftrence this week, perhaps as early as today Aides tndlcated that the Chief Exe'cutlve, with no public appointments on his schedule today , was ready to meet agam w1tb reporters It would be his sixth news conference of the year .... .. ~. Gertrude Rickard died on Monday Mrs Gertrude B Rickard dleport three sisters 75 Locus! 51 Mlddleporl doed Clara Alma Newton Monday at Veterans Memonal Hosp ital 1 Mrs Rickard , bOrn Dllc 26 1 tn Me tgs County "1. was preceded tn death by her parents Eaph and Mary Vancooney Dalrymple her first husband H~rry Wyatt her second husband Stan ley R1ckard and one brother Jack 1897 Dalrymple Mrs R1ckard Is surv1ved by one daughter , Mrs Mlldted Nleadows Pomerqy a son William Wyall Mid • Mrs M1d dleporl Mrs Paul ( Elozabelh l Keller Moddleporl RD and Mrs Arthur (Myrt le) Wagner Columbus one grandson Paul Johnson Athens and one great granddaughter Funeral serv1ces w1ll be Thursday at 10 a m at Rawlings Coats Funeral Home with the Rev James Lewts of Pt Pleasant officiating Burial will be m Cheshire Gravel Hlll Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday... from 10 to 12 and 3 9 • ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Open Weekdays 9:30 to 5 pm S.hop Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 pm CotySays: BALANCE YOUR COMPLEXION NOW WITH EQUASION The perfect 24-hour beauty care It helps restore mo1sture balance so skm stays radmntly young I FOAMING SOAP CONCENTRATE Cleanses gently, leaves skm ultra clean but never taut $3.00 1 ENRICHED NIGHT TREATMENT R1ch, greaseless 'souffle",. to l, I u h replemsh natural mls, defy dryness' $5.00 PEEL-AWAY MASK The fast, 10-mmute • hft" that removes dn1 and flakes, le,tves skm soft and clear $4.00 . 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EQUASION COLI fl..CTION NOW AT ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY " ' which was m ji1TOr Mrs, was Summerfteld m-law • hiS daughter- .__ _ _ "'_ _ _ _ _...,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ . \ wand Jury room ts lorRte<l character assassanauon tn Ang~les lawyer assumed • full Meanwhile Donald Segretlt nuendo and a complete resp.Zihslblilly ' £or a Jetter testtfoed today that Prestdent dtsregard for !he pnvacy of matled to voters durmg the Nnton's former appomtroenls m yse lf, my frtend s and my 1972 Flortda Democ raltc secre tary , Dwtght Chaptn, famtly ' Segrettt satd pnmary campatgn on Ctttzens enaouraged htm to nrount a From the )>egmnmg of hts for Muskte stattonery The polttocal sabotage campa tgn work as a Repubhcan agenf,' March 11 1972 letter accused a ga 1n s t De rn o.c r a t 1 c Segrettt te st1 f1ed Chapm' Sens Jie~ry M Jackson, 0ptcs idcnltal randtdates last 'stressed the secrecy of" my Wash and Hubert H Hum}ear duties anp stated that he would phrey', D Mtnn , of sexu~l Segretlt told the Senate be my contnct at the Wh1te mtsconduct Watergate committee he now House " I ~ deeply regret that I feel s the ' deepest regrets ' for But th e 32-year old Los (Continued on Page B) h1s achvttles whtch 'were wrong t~nd ha' e no plaCe m the Amencan pohtlcal system " Station operators to nwer Segretlt smd that when he COl UMBUS !UP[) - Nearly 500 Ohio gasoline station wasrerru1ted m the swnmer of operators wtll meet here fhursday to dectde whether to 1971 by Cha pm and another pa rltc1pate m a nattonwtde shutdown 1o protest proce Wh1te House atde, Gord on regulattons Stra chan, that he "as told hts ;. The meetmg, to be held at 8 p m at the Arts and Cratts , Society of behalf of the nders activities would not mclude Butldmg on the State Fairgrou nds , was prompted by a There wtll be adult superviSIOn tllegal a<ts : predittwn by a Cahforrua service station association of The Ca ltfornia Ia wyer along the route, cancer umt • fic1al that a nahon\\ Ide movement could mvolve as many as testtf}mg under a grant of '•' offt ctal. sa td 20, 000 s tatwns hunted 1mmumty after Statton operators clatm new regu!Bttons tssued la<t All nders are asked to be al pleadtng gutlty Monday to week by the Cost of L1vmg Counctl resulted m margtna l the locatton no later than 9 so three counts of mmor poltltcal rehef from the pro!Jt squeeze Smce a dealer cannot pass that ti\e sponsor sheets can be sabotage, accused the news ,.0:: along to the customers wholesale pnce mcreilses mcurred completed before the rtde medta of diStorting hts ac- ·~ after last Fnday the difference must be ta ken out of the begtns Approximately $500 bvtlles 'out of all proportiOn ' " ' dealet• s gr oss proftts ' I cannot help but feel that I was raiSed last year tn a btkehave bee n abused by rumor a-thon president wt~s descnbed as disgruntlod over Whttc House and Justl(;e Deparlinent responses to news leaks about the mvesllgCJtion 1moh•mg him The grand JurY, whtch was tmpaneled 10 months ago to tnvesttgate Maryland polttical corruption, has not rnel more than once a \\leek uptil now A source smd the grand Jury would meet Thursday as well as today on the Agnew matter Secunty was extr emely toght, wJth reportet s barred from the fifth floor where U1e Bike-a-thon set A btke-a-thon w11l be held Saturday for the benefit of the Meigs County Umt of the Amertcan Cancer Soc1ety Everyone ts welcome to take part m the nde whtch wtll start at 9 a m at the Mtddleport Park, next to the post offtce and proceed to Forest Acres Park near Rutland Rtders are to have sponsors who make a eontrtbutton to the Cancer Now You Know The unftmshed pyramtct on the back of a one dollar btll represents the foundation of a new nation w1th room left (or new stntes, and the eye above tt symbo liZes the e} e of Providence Partly cloudy and mtld today and 'J:hursday Htghs m the 70s and (C.W ffOs Clea r lonlg ht lows m the 50s Devoled To The lnleresu Of The Meigs-Ma.wn Area VOL XXV POMEROY rv11DDLEPORT OHIO NO 120 Prek Thnot River II rrules south of Phnom Penh Commanders saJd government forces have lost four key outposts south of the ctty m the past four days durmg the rebel dnve TORONTO-ABITllil PAPER CO LTD has annolUlced an mcrease m the prwe of paper used by newspapers of $15 ~ ton, effective next Jan 1 it IS the btggest pnce Increase for newsprint In 20 years Abttibt advtsed tts custoniers of the pnce mcrease m a letter Monday The prtceof newsprmtm New York wtll jump from $175 to $190a ton, and the Canadtan pnce wtll JllffiP from $166 75 a ton to $182 In the past, when one company has armounced a pnce mcrease the other compames have soon followed sutl tmposst ble for him to get a fatr hearm g m the courts. on the allegations agamst him A spo kesman for the vtce presadcnt,..reporbng Agnew ' 1tn a ftghtmg mood" about the s1tuahon, saLd , He IS nbw perfectly prepared to go tt a lone' wtthout any substanltal help from Prestdent NIXon Agnew was sa1d to be con vtnced hiS chances of gettin g the ReRubhc!tn prestdenttal nornmaaon tn 1976 had been sha ttered by the developments The spokesman satd the v1ce Weather (Continued from Page 1) stege rmg around the refugee-swollen captlal Cambodtan fteld heat homes and dry crops than the 2 5 cent ltmtt, but Later on, offiCials satd, there Treasury offtctals m Washmgwtll proliably be mandatory ton satd anythtng over that ratwmng of home heatmg o1l to ftgure would probably be meet posSible shortages thts tllegal wmter A survey of New England In Houston, gasoline dealer dealers and owners showed Reagan Couch satd the 2 5 mcreases of about 0 7 cents, cents-a-gallon prtce mcrease wtth anotller 0 5 cent mcrease allowed by Ute Cost of Livmg expected by the end of the Counctl .last week was not week enough to make up for higher wholesale prices • offtce at any moment He reasons that there should be a means of 11gettii'lg at" hun (by tndtclments) wtthout reliance solely on the Wtcertam route of unpeachment (No vice prestdent tn htStcry has ever been tmpeached ) The Constilutton, mctdentally, Is specific In saytng that, while unpeachment tlself goes only to removal of a man from office, he ts also "!table and subject to tndJctment, trtal, judgment and pW!tshment, according But Btckel lnststS that Agnew's deeply entrenched successton status rules thts out He notes Utat the suecesston post!ton of all others, startmg wtth House Speaker ts !!Xed sunply by statute and could be changed vtrtually m 24 hours by Congress, If such a man were chargeable for offenses The country may not have to watt too long to see the courts piWtgmg mto these murky constituttonal waters r:o: :-·.......;t Lo :-:·::- •:.:; ::--:::-::::::::::::::::.~·::~~-.::: ·>t-:-....:::- ~««-::;~w:.: : : ....... :«< •• :-:::;·;-; .-.....~:::-:-" Pressure increases for nationwide gas freeze • f ~ i,l fire msurance for church MONEY NEEDED property, but the latter has not . RACINE - The a'JXiliary come to pass members of the Racine Ftre • Dr Lewts marrted Ute for- Department wtll solicit tn mer Judtth Andress, dal!ghter Racme for cash donatiOns for Of the late Dr and Mr~ J the Halloween party to be held Mace Andress of Newtonvtlle, Oct 27 at Racme Jumor Htgh Mass They have four children, School Dr Edward Turner Lewts of Wakefteld, Mass , Mark AnPleasant Valley Hospital dress Lewts of Milford, Conn , Discharges Htlda BradJudtth Dee LewiS of New Yru:k shaw, Potnt Pleasant, Mrs Ctty, and Matthew French Billie Jeffers, son, Grunms Lewts, graduate student of Landmg, Grover Salser Jr Vetermary, Medlctne at OSU Racme, Spencer Buckhannon, ' ' The restgnal!on of Dr Lewts Coolville, 0 , and Jack Q)ttrtll tn Canton and his retirement Pomt Pleasant from the fullhme partsh DIVORCE FILED numstry wtll become effective Maxtne E Hames, RD 1, next March 31, whtch w!ll mark 41 years smce his ftrst sermon Portland, from Dana E Hames, Portland, on grounds of gross neglect of duty When Words Are Hard to Ftnd • SMITH ON DUTY Send Manne Staff Sergeant Wayne L Smtih, son of Mrs Clarabell Smtih of 187¥.! N Second St , Mtddleport, has reported for .duty at the Martne BASKETS'--'--.,.,..-$10 00 Corps Base here VASES $750 SPRAYS ~:l 1:1 SYMPATHY FLOWERS ·......C.~INC INNA T1 ~ Communications denommahon provide Its own Some of our regular depositors haven't been inside our bank in many months-they love our quick, all-weather ~ j? whtch mtght>Welgh m hiS favor should the matter reach the Supreme Court Smce there are no legal precedents and the U S Constttutton ts Wtciear on thts v1tal tssue of prtortt~. all Ute authonties flllldamentally root lhetr JUdgments m What they are callmg the practicahbes " ' '!:hough )leIS m what appears to be a distmct mtponty, Prof Alexander Btckel of Yale ts the man who comes down on Ute stde that could be helpful to A~new as he struggles for 11nmun1ty from md1ctment and trtal on kickback charges now betng revtewed tn Baltimore by a U S grarld ' Jury says Btckel m mtervtew • 'It's a close question There's no seltled authonty But I've concluded he can't be mdicted before he's Impeached , because there'S no way to by-pass htm m the prestdenltal successton process whtle he 's al~e " ' Btckel's pomt ts that the Vtce Marriage License ~ Charles Davtd Jeffers, 25, Rt 2, Pomeroy, laborer, and ~< Brenda Kay Pehlps, 20, Rt I, ;• Rutland , library asstslant •: • have resented seemg welfare fam1hes move mto new housmg proJects whtch moderate mcome famtlies cannot afford but substdize for others Lynn also tsn't troubled by another charge votced agamst the proposed change tn housmg policy toward the poor that mstead of provtdmg more housmg for the poor, 1t would JUSt lead to m!latton wtth pnvate landlords merely uppmg the pnce of housmg to match the new subsidy He says the answer to that IS the housmgboomwh1ch he expects to last through th~ decade of the seventies In specific hght housmg markets, he says the government could take speciBl steps to encourage butldtng "' Service for further trainmg 'll!d duty In communlcatlons Atrman McKtrtney Is a 1973 graduate of Meigs High School Hos lather, Samuel F McKinney Sr , resides at 249 Union Ave , Pomeroy Moderate mcome faimlLes nSI3 J!V BRUCE B!OSATI NEA Wpshlngton Correspondent N1xon says the system of Under the present set-up the substd1es go to the butlders and the lenders The only new housmg n<m bemg butlt for the poor Invo lves government substdtes and tax preferences to butlder and lender and prtvate enterpnse bas totally dropped out of the market of butldtng homes whtch low Agnew·Pressing fight against news leaks ~= ·Agnew's asset--the V-P's · l?rlvale entupn!.c pqJbably w1li never agam be able to buJid housmg for low or even lo" moderate Income fam~tes wtthout government help Nevertheless, a soc1ety ca nnot be calJed Clv ahzed unless tl prov1des sheitet for all tts people • • '' • • • By Umted Press fnternatwnal COLUMBUS - THE COLUMBUS POLICE Department was charged tn a sull Tuesday m U S Dtstrtct Court here wtth rartal discnmtnatlon m htnng The sutt was flied on behalf of Clyde Haynie a nd Mel vm Stewart, both blacks, whb satd they were refused appomtment last Sprmg ' for undisclosed reasons ' Wtlltam J Davts and Carolyn A Watts, attorneys for the plamtiffs named Columbus Safety Dtrector Bernard Chupka, Pohce Clue! Earl Burden and vanous offtctals of U1e ctly s Ctvtl Servtce Commtsston m the smt Hay rue and Stewart ask that they be appomted to the Pollee Academy and be gtven hack pay They also request that an order be granted temporanly restratmng the c1ty from recruatmg or h1rmg policemen until the court rules on the lawsUit Shenff's Deputy Ray Manley and Steve Hartenbach were m the Tuppers Plains area at 1 today when they a m dtscovered a breakmg and entenng m progress at Ute Vtsta Statton Manley ..-and Harten bach after mvesttgatmg belteved one or two mtruders were m the store They managed to get away, however Upon enlelmg the'"store, the offi cers discovered a large garbage bag full of canned goods. food and ctgarettes The) continued thetr search of the area but could fmd no one The Shenff s Dept tnvesttgated a twcxar mtshap Monday evemng on SR 124 m Sutton Twp An auto dnven by Brenda Jean Hayes, 16, Syracuse, was headed north on 124 when a car dnven by Jmuny F E;vans, II, age 16, Mmersvtlle, attempted WASHINGTON - THE PRICE OF BEAN SOUP m cafetenas at the U S Capttol went up 20 pet thts week, and one senator promptly went to the Senate floor to make a speech m protest Enough, Mr Prestdent, enough," sa td Sen Edward Brooke, R Mass Tuesday Brooke noted that general pnce mes m the cafetenas came three days afler the Senate voted a cost of hvmg mcrease for federal employes " 1 only hope the actwn m the rafe tenas does not presage the contmuatton of further cost of hvm g m creases wht~h wtll mevtlably be followed by next year 's cost of hvmg wage mcreases, ' Brooke said The cafeteria pr1ces went U_fl by amoWlts rangmg from 10 to 62 pet for mdtvtdualttems BALTIMOHE - A FEDERAL GRAND JURY w1ll resume tis mvesl!galton of ktckback a llegatwns agamst Vtce Prestdent Sptro T A¥new today hastemng the pace of the unprecedented probe William J Muth, an Agnew suppm ter and former vtcl! chatrman of the Balttmore Ctty Counctl, satd Tuesday he had been summoned to appear before'the 22-member panel today Muth satd he was offered hmtted tmmuntty from prosecution "ftve weeks ago but refused to testtfy when the panel started hearmg evtdence agatns! Agnew last week A source sa1d Muth Will be gtven compulsory unmuntty for hts return appearance today and held m contempt 1! he refu ses to testtfy 11 Fined in Middleport TEL AVIV - PRIME MINISTER GOL.DA MEIR called a cabmet meeting today to constder the posstbtlity of Holland replacmg Austria as a transit cente r for J ey;s em1gratmg from the Sovtet Uruon to Israel Mrs Metr revealed plans for the meetmg on her return to Israel Tuesday mght after a fruttless attempt to talk Austrtan Chancellor Bruno Kretsky mto keepmg open the Schoenau Castle transtt camp outstde Vterma Dutch Foretgn Mtmster Max van der Stoel satd Sunday Holland mtght be prepared to replace Austrta as a way statton for Sovtet Jews travelhng to Israel JACUMBA CALIF -BORDER PATHOLMEN, alerted by Vtetnam-type mtruder sensors tracked down a human pack cham of Mextcans carrymg mariJUana through the darkness Tuesday and fought a gun battle less than 400 yards north of the border Three n\artJuana.packers were ktlled and one border patrolman was woWlded A man beheved to be watttng to recetve the martjuana was arrested The rest of the band, believed to number about seven, fled back across the harbor, eludmg purSUit through the rugged, scrub-covered mountatns about 70mties east of San Dte$0 ATLANTA - ATLANTA, WHICH ONCE BILLED tlself as "a ctty too busy to hate, " m oved a step closer to namJllll the ftrst black mayor of a major Southern city Tuesday as Vtce Mayor Maynard Jackson ran far ahead of a fteld of II candtdates Jackson got 47 pet of the vote and unmedtately became the favortte to beat Mayor Sam Massell m an Oct 16 runoff Massell, seekmg a second four-year term as Atlanta's ftrst Jewtsh mayor, barely made the runoff He edged by 814 votes former Congressman Charles Weltner, a ltberal who reSigned rather than Stgn a Democrallc loyal~y pledge to support Lester Maddox as governor • UNITED NATIONS - CHINA DENOUNCED the Sovtet Uruon and the Uruted States m a stmgmg U N speech Tuesday and charged the two superpowers were locked m a ''!terce" scramble for world dommatton Chinese Vtce Fore1gn Mtntster Chtao Kuan-hua told the world body, " We constder that the charactertsltc of the present situation ts one of great dtsorder throughout the world and not tranqwlity " In a wtde-ranging J!l>eech that made references to the Indtan , Pakistan war 'l.nd the mtlttary coup m Chtle, the Chinese envny attacked both the Umted States and the Sovtet Union, but reserved hts strongest cnttctsm for Moscow "The aggresston, subverswn, control and mtetierence agamst countrtes m Afrtca, Asta and Latin Amertca by the super.powers are contmumg wtthout end," Chtao smd ' ' • • zcers zn • nick o tzme in Briefs \ TEN CENTS PHONE 992 2156 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1973 - to pass The Evans auto went off the berm of the road, and Mtss Hayes apphed her brakes to keep from htttmg Evans' vehicle However, her auto spun around 1111d started south on 124 as the Evans auto went over an embankment No InJunes were reported The Hayes auto had medtwn damage to tis nght rear fender and Evans' vehtcle had heavy damage to tis left stde No c1tatwn was Issued F Ue1 C0fit ro} is invoked reluctantly WASHINGTON (UP! ) - In an effort to see that no home goes cold and no farmer loses crops for lack of fuel, the Ntxon adnumstratton has stepped m to control the d!Strtbutton of propane and home heatmg otl, at least for thts wmter It satd the dectston was made reluctantly 'Whtle this adnumstratton remains commttled to the Ideas of max1mum freedom in the pnvate sector, 1t Is our conclusion that a mandatory allocation system IS necessary and appropnate on a shorttenn bas1s," John A Love, PreSident NIXon's chtef energy ad>~ser, satd Tuesday m announcmg the program He and Ntxon got pratse for domg tt, but crtbcism for watting thts long Rep Stlyto 0 Conte, R-" Mass , called tt "the only measure that could be taken to save New Eogland from a dtsastrous fuel shortage thiS wmter," but accused the admimstratlon of "ftve months of ftddhng around" before takmg the step Ele-ven defendants were fmed and another forfetled bond m Mtddleport Mayor John Zerkle's Court Tuesday ptght Ftned were Ttmothy W Varnadoe, 22, Crescent, Fla , $150 and costs, three days confinement, dnvtng whtle mtoxtcated, Jack1e L SpuUt, 20, Langsvtlle, and Cheryl ~ Statts, 20, Mtddleport. $5 and costs each, speeding, Max Tawney, 55, Galhpolis, $10 and costs, speedmg, Thomas J Marcmko, 58, Reedsvtlle, and I Robert S Marctnko, 52, Tuppers Plams, $15 and costs each, dtsturbmg the peace, Robert L White, Syracuse, $5 and costs mtoxicatlon, Douglas A Phaltn, 18, Pomeroy, $10 and costs, exceedmg speed lumt, Shelia L EXTENDED OUTLOOK Martm, 18, Pomeroy, $10 and • Cool Friday through costs, fatlure to yteld rtght of Sunday Chance of showers way, Helen E Btrchfteld ' Friday. Highs m the 60s Mmersville, $15 and costs, Lows In the 50s early Friday, three months probabon, mdropping to the 40s early toxtcatton, Arletta Fhnt, Sunday. Mmersville $15 and costs, three months probalton Walter Lippman dtSturbmg the peaoe Forfe1tmg a $300 bond was Malcolm Gumther , , 35, suffers stroke NEW YORK (UP!)- Walter Syracuse, DWI Lippmann, 84, the gtant of Amencan JOurnahsm who twtce won the l;'uhtzer Prtze, suffered a stroke at his home POWER OFF and was rushed to a hosptlal Power was off m the Lmcoln He was tn cr1ttcal conditiOn Htll section of Pomeroy about today at New York Hospttal 20 mmutes late Tuesday Lippman suffered a setzure mornmg Fred A Morrow, at hiS reSidence at New York's manager of The Ohto Power Hotel Lnwell Doctors satd he Co , satd a pnmary !me burn ' had hAd a "qorebral-vascular ed, cnusmg the outage whtch accident," a stroke Lippman, was repaired bY company who retired seven years ago, workers workmg ne>lr the has been m poor health smce he I scene when the tnctdent took was hospttallzed wtth a heart place attack about a year ago , I ' RAPID PROGRESS ts bemg made on the construction o£' the new Pomeroy Ftre Department headquarters now under roof on Butternut Ave Ground was broken for the $103,263 butldtng on July 16 A federal grant of about • $75,000 has been gtven the vtllage for the new headquarters F1remen and emergency squad members me conductmg a, funddnve to ratse the balance needed General contrdc tor IS the Athens Masonry Co Athens Detroit school issues ~deadlocked By Umted Press International A Mtchigan state ,medtator says the two stdes m the 3<kiayold strtke by 10,000 Delrott teachers are • hopelessly deadlocked' ' on several1ssues Negottattons halted today as ' ~ teachers entered the courtroom for the third day, to explam why they have defied an earlier court to return to the classroom lf found m contempt ot his court order, Wayne County Ctrcult Court Judge Thomas J Foley could )Btl teachers' urn on leaders for as long as 12 months and fme their umon, the Detrott Federalton of Teachers, thousands of dollars A stnke by teachers m Telephone rate is found reasonable COLUMBUS (UP!) - The $98 mtllion The utility had Pubhc Utthttes Commtsston of sought more than $!.60 million Ohto today reJected requests The requests for rehearmg from several parbes that the ' were hied by Cleveland Ohto Bell Telephone Co rate Councllman Denms J case be reopened and added Kucmtch Kent Slate the rate allowed IS 'emmently UmversLty , the Amenran reasonable " Dtstnct Telegraph Co and tts The comffilsslOn on Aug 7, affthates and three alarm 1973 granted Ohto Bell an m- system comparues crease m annual revenues of The commtsston, m tis demal sald that a section of mterest " was ~~ cross subscnber resented, that the rate of 7 69 allowed by the commtsston ts "emmently reasonable" and that rates are "m accord with present law " PUCO also satd that vartous conshtutlonal questions were ratsed whtch are outstde the JUrtsdictton of the commissiOn Gasoline dealers march By Uruted Press International Gas statton dealers mirched Tuesday at a federal bwldmg, staged sporadic shutdowns and planned a nationwide actton for the weekend to protest the government prtce freeze Blue-shtrted gas statiOn dealers staged a demonstratton Tuesday out.stde the federal bUJidmg m Rochester, N Y , after thetr leaders drove through the downtown sectton In a parade of 75 tow trucks The dealers are angry because the government has allowed them to raiSe prtces by only 2'h cents per gallon Dealers say Utts IS not enough to meet mcreased costs, mduding htgher prtces charged by thetr suppl!ers Ftlltng stalton operators tr! several parts ol the coqntry have announced plans to put up "on vacation" s1gns Fnday and to stay closed unttl gasohne prtce co ntrols are hfted altogether Others have satd they wtll not close but mstead wtll defy the government by passmg on to motortsts the full amoWtt of any mcreased costs Dealer assoc1atwns m Oregon and Pennsylvama satd members are bemg urged to pass along Ute ht gher costs even if they are higher than the 21h cents maxtmum allowed by the government We don't have much chmce," satd Thomas Anderson, prestdent of the 5,500-member Pennsylvama servtce stalton dealers assoctation "Obey the law and go broke or disobey and go to !Btl ' The most severe unpact of the dealer protest ts expected later thts week when servtce statiOn operators on Long Island , N Y , an d m Los Angel es - among the mos t autoclogged areas of the Unued States-<;atd they wtll swi!ch off thetr gas pumps In Ames Iowa, Cra1g Seve- ransce , an offtctal of the Iowa Student Group, blamed the Iowa Htghway Comrrusston for fuel shortages and rtsmg costs because tt ts not pushmg for alternaltves to htghway travel Severansce cha•ged that highway travel IS eating up the nation's fuel reserves and lS causmg the current shortage He satd the Htghway Comrruss ton has fatled to deal w1th the cnst s by not constdermg alternattve modes of transpor !alton ' In Boston, the Senate ad vance a House-passed btll to requtre large supphers of petroleum to mform the state lwtce a year how much gas or otl IS avatlable to Massachusetts consumers In Las Vegas servtce station oper,,tors voted ufUlnttnously to close thetr gas stahons at mtdmgltt Thursday It means some 4~0 servtce slattons wtll be closed mdeftml~y m the tourtst-dependent commumty Inks ter , a city suburb of Detrotl, e nded Tuesday as teachers agreed on a tentative contract se ttlem e nt a nd returned to classrooms But fo~r other .chool strtkes contmu e lsewhere In Mtch•ga n - on Ba idwm, Lake'Fenton, son and Flint Beecher, all m the F lmt area In lndtana the Highland School Board voted to suspend 127 strikmg teachet s Tuesday mght tf Utey dtd not return to the classroom today The board also approved a motton formally suspendmg seven teachers, leaders ol Ute Htghland Classroom Teachers Assoctatwn, who were Jailed last Thursday and Fnday for contmumg to stnke m apparent vtolattoo of a court order A hearing was set for Frtday m Htgi]land to determme whether school board members are m contempt for falling to negohate wtth stnkmg teachers as ordered by a JUdge Mishawaka, Ind , tea~hers continued thetr stnke today, w•th no apparent qutck solutton, m stght 'feachers tn Flambeau and Clear Lake Wts , went on strtke Tuesday and a tea cher walkout at Whitewater, Wts , entered tts thtrd day today In New York, a lay teachers ~tnke was m tts thtrd week agamst etght Roman Catholtc , high schools m Brooklyn and Queens An enforced vacation m ftve Pennsyivama school dtstncts kept some 50, 000 students out of school there ' C OF C TO MEET The Mtddleport Chamber of Commerce wtll meet at 7 30 p m Thursday m the social room of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Elednc Co \ I I• • ' I �,, • • • 'f . 2- Til<> Dall} Sent mel, Middleport-Ponwro) , 0 ., Oct .'J. t9n ' :r~:::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;;;;;:;:;::.:·:~~=:=·=:··:;::::::: =:·:·:·:=:.:-:::·:·:·:·:::::::::::::::;::::::::::.:~.·:·:·:·:·~:~ .~ Propt-'t1y • Fate. it is said, IS crue l, as 1f God has st·U!i.:d tlli.' ~guidehnL->£ outside which man usmg limLted viston daren·t strav Correct or not - a pmnt philosphers have not settled even lo thE'rt;i;\\11 satisfattion - fate would seemed to ha\'c dealt a joker to m any persons Urt()usrJected. of evil actions before thr mfamous ' .I 1\lr .an ~t Mt s. H. E. Wtllt;uHs and Mrs . l.y il"' _ Bald~·r .so n \1:·iltrtt With j\1r .tnJ Mrs Dil le \\'il liarn s at . . l'.ee But<'hcr. V\'unm• Butcher, Lots. Ora ngC fl a rrison vtlle Glorta Le r oy· Donuhe \\ , Mtldred Donohe"' to J..cr o~ Donohew. Mil dre d Donohew .· P a r ce ls, Transf(•rs Lel<!rt . · Oonald Eblin to Juanita ~la c Mnorc , Lot. Pomero: J ames F Arn old .. Ruth Arnold to DOn s Ew tng, Lot, Georgia MaC' Harm an to Hobbt ~ E . Roy. lla1.e l K. Roy. Mar) Ktbblt• of Cal!fornld is \' lS J t in ~ Fred H Goeg lem to Rtt' hard ' n·centl~ Jablonski murde rs. Ftrsl. one has to mar•;el upon Tony Boylf , UMW prcSidcnl , who 1s charged jn plottmg the murders If BO) h• did act as charged , ~ which may nev~r be 'known , should he d1e of drug overdose ), ho\v could he have· ( 1) Gambled hiS own pos1l10n and m~teri.al comfort against detectiOn of a murder , f 2) Become so egocentnc to believe the mmcworkcrs and the American people ~ould settle for a unwn p~rpetually operated for tile well-being of 1ts ruhng group. 1 Both of these propositiOns Boyle and h1s ruhng cabal had to believ e m order to insp1re the murders, 1f they (ijd . \ Nor is Boyle the only startlmg Jablon ski m slance. ~ Citizens of Middleboro, Ky are shocked now, nor w1ll they :ever forget their sur prise, when Middlesboro attor~y and local •UMW District 19 President Btll Twmblazer was indicted m th e ~ablonski case about the same lime as Boyle. , : A model of th pubhc.Sptrited cil tzen m Mtddlesboro ;r'winblazer had been ratsed'ln the UMW tradition of the Ken: ~ucky mmmg country People of Middlesboro smce the turbulent ·1930s when John L. j'.ewiS forged the mmers' weapons that , produced improved livmg conditions, had come to accept. !'winblazer as a spokesman for the best m coa l country uruoru sm. ' ;Then how could he fall ' ~ There is no c lear- answer. Perhaps a Middlesboro businessman's assessment offers a hint urr ever a man was ' corrupted by a system 1t has to be Btll Twmblazer " ' If true, we ~~ve to think hard about not ~nly the UMW ~ystem, but the sy,ftem in the whole, of which UMW'sm i~ only a part. The UMW was not born out of wholecloth Histoncally, it y;as a human response to a human need: Plamly uruonism has gone astray when murder IS ordered as a matter of umon corporate board policy . : The time ts long overdue for the American people through their Congress to consider where Umomsm - not JUSt the UMW J stands I~ :elation to 1ts ~Istoric objective, the Improvement of labor condtllons . And to be fair, lest Congress conduct~ witch bunt aimed only at orgaruzed labor, the "system" that ~ondoned (he union that could murder the Jablonski family wtll have to ~ve equal scrutiny. '' . getti11g more O r ~mg t• . her brothe r, I .u~. HHcJne. And~.· r so n B Kibble Frank L. J ones. V!c.ton<J W l\l r Hnd Mr.o;;. Cad Barnhart .J ones tO Ri cha rd J ones. haw ht'cn VIsiting with the1r Gcrald111e Jones, 18 A., Bed- Pomeroy . son, Car y Barnhar·t, a p.i:tLJcnt ford , at Unn c r s1ty Hospital who 1s m lltcl ' C. Ft·cnch·, Adnenne CRUISE EA RN ED a SCIIOUS COnditiOn. Frc11ct1 to Bernard V F u lt~. RACINE - Mr and Mrs. Mrs. Dwaln 'Casto of Port - Parce ls, Scipw. C ha rl es Thetss of Rac mc land Vl.Slled \\Jth Mr and Mrs Bernard V. Fultz, Be tty J r ecently return ed fr om a Ot ts Ca sto Fu lt z' to Ht cl C Fre nch. Canbbean Crutse e arned Ml· and Mr~. Hoger Buckle} Adnen ne French, P a r ce ls, through outsl<!ndmg nU. rket111g and fa m1ly visited Sunda y wtth Sc1pw .. ac hieve ments for Golden Mr. and Mrs Ben Buckley Delores Mee ker , dec , to Umted Life Insurance Com· • .Jj!an Wh1lehead , Karen and Lloyd Meeker , Sr , Clar~ pany . Tlurty-fi ve represenHobm Humph rey t a rc n'O w Meeker , Af!. for Tran s., tatives and their wives enjoyed attendmg classes ai Ohto Sillte Lel<!rt. a seven-day cru1se aboa rd the Umvers1ty at ColumllU.s. Llo yd Meeker , Clara M-S Skyward and VISited Haiti, -Mrs . L. Balderson, Mccket . Lloyd B Meeker, Jr , Puerto Rt co, the Vtrgtn Jo Ann Meeker to Lloyd Islands, and the Bahamas. SALE PLANNED Meeker , Jr . Jo Ann Meeker, A rwnmage sale wtll be held Lot, Le tart . PLAN SAI.I;: from 9 a m to 4 p.m . Friday at A run1mage sale will tie held Wtlham Wayne Russell , Tnn1ty Church, Pomer oy , ~ Sharon C. Ru ssell to LctU! A. Fnday and Satur.day, ~a.m. to und er the sponsorship of Beta Spencer, Lot, Pomer oy . 5 p.m .. m the basement of the Beta Chapter of Bela Stgma Letl<l A. Spencer to Wtlham EnterpriSe Umted Methodist Pht Soronly Wayne Russell, Sharon C. Church . \\llh Kc~- Southern -M'ethodist -jouth meet , Lots. (i iJC ~.d e m , ,. • ~ the day after ... ;:\: b~ tht• editor • . Aiwh (~pu11ty . ' • ., scripture from Psalm 30. The youth choir, composed of · Charles Diehl presided over a youth meeting Sunday evemng at the Laurel .Chff 13eltndt~ Friend, 01ana Lewis, Barbata Kline, John Moore, t"ree Methodist Church. Sharon Buckley , Charles Diehl, Song leader was Rebecca Eblin and Mrs. Mabel Tracy Becky IObhn , Shlfley Fnend had the opemng prayer after and J ea n Wr1 ght ,sang the congrega lion sang "C<.il v t~~r} 's Way " Anothe r· " Lcamng on the Everlasting grouP sa n)! ''Just a Closer Arms ." Kathy Pulhns was a t Wal k wtt h Thee," before the l{ev Hobert Buckley had the ,the ptano. The offertory prayer was sertnor1 gtvcn by Edward Van Jnwagen wHh Dwna Lewts , Sharon The. Daily Sen'tinel Buckl ey, Barbara Khne and Belinda Fnend receiving the OEV O TEOTOTHE INTEREST OF offenng . M E I GS MASON AilE A CH ESTE R L TANNEH I LL " Le t Me Be a Little Kmder" E ut Ed RO B E RT HOEFLICH was the selectiOn by a voc<:tl C tly Edt1or tr10 composed of John Moore, da !l y eacep ! for roud work COLUMBUS - State Audttor J oseph T. f ergu so n satd Tuesday f)hw's• 88 counhes began rec eiving in September) <-tnd wtll continue in the future to receive , an extr <:t $5,000 per month fr om gas oline tax rece1pts. Fqr the last two years, the coun(jcs have been rcccivmg $30,oo0 per m·onth Now, they w1ll recetve $35,000 per month . " This means the county . C OITillll SSIOn~rS and the .CO).Inty engineers can look forward to. and budget for , a total of $420,000 a year for their county roads maintenance , repair and const ru ctton pr og r am _, , ' ' Deputy Audttor Thomas E. Ferguson satd The addth onal funds were bemg · made ava ilabl e to th e cou nlles because of mc re ased gas gallonage sales m Ohio. South~r~l Vall ey AthJetl~ P1rates at Vinton . Conference action Friday mght Kyger Creek 1s 3-0 m the. features two very important SV AC and 4-0 overall. Eastern contests. m oves mto Bobcat1and with a At Cheshire, Co~c h J1m . 2-2overallmarkand 2-1 league Spr aguets Court 45/69 ~~ , Pome roy , On• o Bus n'tes OH•ce Phone 9921156 EOoto r oal Phone 992 1151 c las~ po~ta9e Seto!'ld APPLE GROVE Mr. an d Mrs. Roy Buck attended r:~ veSpei servi Ce and p1cmc of the Ftrsl Baptist Ch w·ch of Athens al the home of Mr. arid Mrs . DaviS Green at Albany Wednesday cvcmng The1r daugh ter, Pam Buck, s tudent a t OhiO Un iversity , wa~ ~ also a gues t of the Greens and attended the picmc and vesper serviCe. Se tr-conlrol 1s tht. qu a lttv th e ftttc:s t. to s urvtve - George Bernard Shaw Bnllsh plavwnght. thilt dt stin gu tsl!es at p a od PomerQy , Oh •o N at•ona l <H:1 11 e r t•s •ng represent <J t1ve Bo!lone ll t G~tll a(jhe r , lnr:- 11 e as t 42n( St , N t>W Yo r~ N i!W Y o r Su iJS(J ip l •on ra t es Del •ve rt>d by carr ter wh e r dviltt <J blu ~51 l'n l t. pe 1 w ee k. B y M olar ROU' I ~ WIJCr e t ur r lt',:! :H· rv 1ce r>O I dV {l dolble One !'rt On lh , '~ a y• !!131 1 rn O!"o and W va , On e Year '5 16 , Sox months , 6 SO mon thS , \ 5 50 Elscwne re $1JI year , 5 •1( Th r ee montns. $9 .'10 '56 three mb nth s pr ice in Su bscr ,pt.on Su nd~ty ciLJdes Tome s '. Sentone l ~-· ; ·' News Notes :1 Mason County M 'T. '~ .~ . By Alma Marshall ~ .·. jij .;. :m ' WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES A Do you have an antique cha tr or a chair that needs a bottom ? :Well, you have an opportunity to learn chair caning Oct. 17 and 16 at the Courthouse Annex, Pt. Pleasant. The Mason County Extension SerVIce has engageQ..E lwana Icard of Pl. Pleasant to teach this class. The cost is ~50 to do the sea t of one chair or stool. Vicki L. Keefer, extenswn agent horne demonstratwn , has asked interested homemakers to bring one chatr or stool, scissors or snippers, sharp pomled aw l or nut pick and golf lees. Let Mrs. Keefer know by Oct 12 if interested In this workshop JACK BURDETIE, BI-CENTENNIAL coordinator, wtll speak on Bi-Centennial plans 'o at Mason County Homemakers Achievement Day on Thursday, October 25, at Moose Hall, Pl. Pleasant. ~-~ Registration Will commence at 9 a.m. and program will start at!O a.m. The luncheon will cost $3. Each club is to provide one door prtze . \ ' ' ·I Each homemaker IS asked to brmg one tlem that she has made thej>ast year to be JUdged. Each club w1ll be responsible for setting up their club exhibit of these tlems Tables wtll be provided . . THE PARKERSBURG AR.§.A HOME DemonstratiOn Agents are sponsormg a "Sew Fatr " on October 24, 25, 26, 27, at the Grand Central Mall m Parkersburg . RepresenU! ltves from Nation al Home Sewing and NotiOns Comparues wtll have booths set up for you to v1sit.Demonstratwns, lectures , sewmg lessons, and a style Show twice a day wtll be held THE CHARLESTON AI1.EA CRAFT Ca mp I o! whtch 11\ason County IS a part ) will be held at Ceda r Lakes, Noykibcr 7 and 6 More information w1ll be avatlable la ter MISS ROBERTA ASBURY , 0,- WAYNE , W Va assumed her duties as 4-H Club Agent 1n Mason CoLmty on September 15. Miss Asbw·y graduated wtth a degree 111 Home Ec ononucs at Marsha ll Umverst!y m 1972 She has been a 4-H'er smce she was rune years of age, and in addition to recmvmg her 4-H pin, she was also accepted mto the All SU!r s, the htghesl ho nor bestowed an indiVIdualm 4-H club work. She attended both Camp Ohio and Camp Milwauka in Mtchigan for one year. She IS presently working for her Masters Degree in Communtcatwn Arts at Marshall Uruversjty. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Asbury of Wayne, W. V ~ .• she suc ceeds Mrs. Kathy Olsen, former 4-H Agent Mrs. Olsen is presently alle ndtn g the Universtly of Maryland where she IS workmg on Masters Degree in Recreatwn. M1ss Asbury 's office ts located tn the Cou rthouse Annex, Pt. Pleasant. 3-Pkgs. of Gibleh 3-Wings, ~OI)CI~ Ch.i.ekeMJ ··; ; . ' . '(~-. 49~ ,,~ ·- GOODYEAR Miss Wilda Lawson spent a week wiUt Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lawson and son, C. •J . at I.e~rt , W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Dana LewiS of Clifton, W. Va., speht·Saturday evell,lllg ·and Sunday w4t)l Mrc and Mrs Rus:;ell Roush and fan:uly . Mr . and Mrs. Herbert Sayre were vtsitors at Columbus Friday. Mr . and Mrs. Norl"an Styer ' of Waterfotd w•re • \ .' BONELESS FROZ EN Pork Roast • • • • Spareribs . . • • • "99. 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I • 16• ~echo.,~ blt,tht 11 $,, Oc•llrh $1195 1.:11 Ill< MIRACLE MAIZE last two games. will host the powerful Southern Torhadoes. ~uthern, until last week, was one of the ar ea's Jeadmg of~ fensive and defensive teams. The Tornadoes were beaten 44-0 by \Vahama. Coach Grant Barnett ' s While Falcons slopped the Southern running ga me of M1tch Nease. Greg Dunmng, sophomore fullba ck and Vern Ord ,' semor quarterback were absent fr om Coach Bill Jewell's startmg hneup. Both are espected to play this week . They were mjured· m the bruising game weeks ago against Eastern. Nor.th Galha 's two victories ov~ r Southwestern and Symmes Valley have featured - the hard running of Sterling seeking their first victories of theseasori . Coach Bob Ashley's Southwestern Highlanders will host Symmes Valley while Hannan Trace travels to Hannan , W,. Va. So~thwestern is using a s ingle wing offense with semors Phil Lewis , Mike Cro..,·and Larry Frasher and junior l;!ilback Kevm Walker providing the ~unning attack. Coach John Patton's Vlkiilgs rely on the running of juniors . ' and Raym,ond Terry Pme Mtller. They also pass a lot. Philip Sporn Plant UPI Gri4 Ratings Plu5 Fed . Tax OHIO • • •• the game. North Gallia, winners of its ' Logan, junior tailback and Ralph Smtth, senwr quarterback . ~mith, playing hts first year of football, ha s prog r~ssed well as a signal .caller He rushed ove r 100 yards against the' Vtkings . Logan has scored touchdowns in his last three ou tings. The Pfrate defense has alsO re s ponded since the 22-16 s tunmn g defeat to Ky,g-er Creek . Three ove r SVAC teams, Southwestern , Symmes Valley and Hannan Trace will be Central Operating COmp8:ny's MUD & SNOW SUBURBANITE • • • • • • • defen.~nve end TJJn Battin, fullback and finebacker John Sh.eets: guard and defensive ha lfback Dan Chaffee tackle ' ' Phtl Bown , Mtke Larkms safety ma,n and ttghl end :' •Randy Blake, quarterbacK and Donme Eichinger, sophomore tatlback The Eagles operate out of a slot I formati on wtth basic powe r plays .. and a pitch out, now and then Ky ge r Cre e k 's offensive ga m e features th e hard..:. runnmg of semors Lawrence Tabor and Clay Hudson and )untor latlbaek Mark Waller. Tabor has sco~ed eight touchdowns m follf games and has over 100 yards rushmg in each of those games. Waller has been credited with three TD's and over 100 yards rushmg m three of four games . Hudson, playing the quarterback slot for the ftrst year of his high school gnd career, has scored two six-pomters and keeps the defense honest on the op tion keeper or quarterb~ck draw play. In passing situations, Hudson generally goes to semor end John Rwnley or sophomore Jtm Ward KC's offensive hne has also show n 1mpro'lement It is composed of veteran guard Dave W1se, sophomore center Jeff Blazer, semor l<!ckles, David Clay and Marc Lawhon, junior tackle Bob Donnell, and allernatmg guards Ron Roush and Jeff Icard. On defense both teams run a similar Pro 44 w1th the linebackers and corners staymg close to the four players m front. Eastern 's btggest offenstVe threat thus far has been the passing combination of Blake to Larkins. Larkins and Rumley provide the pun ling game for both clubs. : Kyger Creek and \ Eastern dominated the SV AC during the 60's. The Bobcats, however, have not beaten the Eagles smce 1969. 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I!U•liJJ•J:I -----\ I k Sl tces pk • • I I I I I C A&P SOUTH ERN STYLE B4·••·99e Saturday evenmg guests of the Sayres. Mrs. Gerald Hayman and Mrs. Dons Sayre called on B•rtha Robinson on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Danny Sayre and wife of Columbus were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs Hethert Sayre Mrs Bortha Robmsoll was o Sunday dmner gnest of Mr and Mrs . llerberl Sh1e)ds, _ . Mtke Rh odes visited Edward ·and David Roush Sunday. • \ ROYAL WH OLE OR HALF News Notes By Mrs, Herbert Roush . LOtN HALF REG OR COUNTRY STYLE Mrs. Garland, past president of Mason County Homemakers council , has been a member of the Illahee Homemakers Club for 25 years and ha's helct all off1ces m her club. PERSONALS MENTION : M1. and Mrs., ,Landon Smtih, Mason, Mr. and Mrs Doyle Hudson of Rutland, Ohio spent a vacation campmg o4t'and ftshing at Sugar G.rove, W.Va. Dr. Emerson Wood, District Supennlendent of United Methodist Churches, wtltdeliver the Sunday morni ng message at Mason United Methodist Churt h Oct. 7. A dmner wHI be served at noon in the soctal room of ~be. oburch honormg the District Supt. The Mason Methodtsl Men will have a cookout Thursday at the Racine Locks and Dam a'l 6 p.m. Mrs. Edlth Fox, Mrs. Sybil Grilt'ltead and Mrs. Charles Wtthers, all representatives of Mason County Homemakers, attended the Program LeaderShip Conference at Jackson 's Mtll ·Monday through Fnday . • ,. Fryer Brea5t5 & Thighs ,,,.,,,. '" 79' Fryer Drum.ticks ...................... ,. 89' , ,Fai(view \ ,- ·. ~, lb. MRS. HOWARD (UDA ) GARLAND, Galhpohs Ferry, IV, :Va. ha s the honor of representing Mason County at the National 4-H Leaders Forum during the week of October 6-13 m Washington . She Will be accompamed by Mason County's new 4H Club Agent, Miss Roberta Asbury. · Mrs. Garland has bi!en a 4-H club leader 27 years. She "as take n into the All Sta.i after bemg a 4-H leader tor 25 years Acceptance mto the All Sl<lr orgamzat10n is the htghest honor bestowed on an individual for her work m 4·H . Mr . and Mrs. Garland are the pa rents of two daughters and two sons. Rtta Ann and Mary Lou are both pm wea rers, s1gmfymg achtevement in 4-H club work. Rita Ann is a lso an All Star. Both Randall and Charles Garland were both active 4H'ers. l·N eck~ Bo c k ~ J Breo si Qirs . w Bath s, J.Leg 9trs w I ext fa s tnn~y JUSt permittmg 14 potnl"i, <1 .~ .5 hveragt! tn fuur record . Washington CHis tops . zn poll Publo~hed I.ewts . Moore also read the lead ing in key tiltsrFriday / . With the Mmgs Marauder gnd season now one-third over , a qui ck glimpse at the sta tlstJcs is m ,prder . The slats don 't pamt a very bnght picture, especially cons idering they apply to a club undefeated in league play and needmg only I win to hit the 500 mark mall gall'es played. In team statistics, the Marauders have been optscored 48-32 and out fir~t-downed 3G-26. Opposmg teams have recovered 6 Marauder fumbl es, wh1le Metgs has yet to fall on an enemy's lost ball. Opponents have drawn only 15 penalties, while the Maroon and Gold have been fa ught 21 times However, the Maraud er.s' total penalty ya rdage is just t64 yards, compared to 165 for the other guys. In total yards, Pt Pleasant, Belpt·e and Gallipolis have ' \ SVAC STA~OING S . rolled up 737 yards to 601 for Meigs The breakdown for those 3 ~ TEAM ALL GAMES , teams is 469 rushing aild 266 passing. The Marauders are on top W l P ' OP K vger Creek 4 0 99 30 in passmg with 272 yards, but have mana ged only 329 3-foolers on Sou t he r n 3 1 91 52 the ground . • Eastern 2 2 20 \4 North Gotha 2 2 78 77 COLUMBUS ( UPJ ) - droppmg Warren Western ReJndtVIdUall y, Terry Whitlatcfi leads all ground gainers by a Southweste rn o 4 30 99 serve to tlttrd,. Massillon re1 Washmgton Court Unbeaten w1de margin. ' Bradbury" has ~94 yards m 33 carne s for an Symmes Va ll e y 0 4 28 119 House has taken command of ceived 277 points, Moeller 254 Hann an Tra ce 0 4 o 97 average of 5.9 y~rds per car ry. SecOnd in total yardage is semor and Reserve 245. -· the Class AA rallngs ·in th€ captain Mick Ash. The author of the "Syracuse Shuffle," Ash has SVA_C ONLY Akron Garfield contmued in TEAM W L. P OP second week of balloting by the 66 yards in 22 ca rri e~ for a 3 yard per carry average. Kyger Creek 3 0 80 18 fourth place after a 20-0 win United Press International Only 3 other Marauders have touched Ute b<lll from the hne of . Southern 2 0 59 0 Ohto Htgh School Board of • over Akron East, but SteubenEa stern 2 1 20 7 • scrunma ge. Ja~;k 01Ier has 44 yards m 14 ca rnes for an average North Gallta 2 1 78 36 VJlle , fifth a week ago, fell out Coaches. of 3. 1, followed by Mike Magnotta wtlh 17 yardS in .5 carries (or ~outhweste rn 0 2 10 70 The Blue Lions moved all the of the top 20 after losing 27-6 to Symmes Valley 0 2 6 31 3.4 and Jay Wamer wtlh 8 tn 12 for an 0 66 yard pet carry Hannan Trace 0 3 0 91 Warren Hardin g and was way from flfth last week to j:Jverage. Tota l s 9 ~ 253 253 replaced by Fremont Ross. replace Steubenville Catholic Frtday 's Games : . . In passing , Warne1·, the sole Marauder to see a ctJon at the E"stern at Kyger Creek Lake,wood St. Edward held as the No . 1 Class AA team · quarterba ck spot, has completed 19 aerials m 47 attempts for a So uthern at North Gall !a onto 1ts s1x:th spot, wlth Sanwhile MasSillon's mtgh · _40.4 per cent average. Wh1le 4 passes have bee n picked off, Symm es Valley at Sou th dusky taking over seventh western "' Tigers reU!med their AAA lea . Warner has a total of 272 yards vta the air, with-no touchdowns. Ha'nnan Tra ce at Ha nnan ; W after an 18-15 victory over OppoSI,ng Signal callers, meanwhile, have completed only 15 and Marton Pleasant continue Va Findlay . The lo ss dropped to make a runaway of Class of 39, 38.4 per cent, for 268 yards, 3 touchdowns and 6 tnho nors. Fmdlay out of the top 20. , , . terceptions. ~ 1 CHICAGO - More than one Claimed Number Eight \Vashmglon Co urt Hous , Those 6 interceptiOns, by the way, belong to Dave Wolfe ( 2), out of every five U. S. primary Zanesvtlle, a 21-0 wmner 'Terry Pickens , I .onme Coats, Melvin Cremeans and Tom unscored on in four straight and secondary schools has cut wms, moved past Reading, over Cambndge, clauned the Lowery. back athletic programs, or In pass recetvmg, Wolfe has 5 catches for 67 yards, Lowe1·y 4 Akron St , Vin cent and No. 8 spot this week, with may soon do so, due to fmanColwnbus Watterson in 1ts trip Youngstown Cardinal Mooney for 80, Whitlatch 5for 54, Ash 3 loT 31, and Cremeans and Mtckey Cia l difficulties, recent and Cincmnatl Roger Bacon, to the top. Davenport each I for 10 yards. nationwide s urvey indicates. all newcomers, round out the The leg of Robbie Eason has proven much stronger than The effects of cutbacks m Steubenville Catholtc, last top ten . those of opposmg punters. Eason has 442 ya rds in juslllboots for school athletic programs inMarion Pleasant, which won a 36.6 yard per ktck average, compared to 421 yards m 13 punts week's leader by a point over clude a generally weakened Watterson, dropped its second 1ts 42nd game m a row Friday for the other guys, a 32.4 yard average . educational climate, athletic Whitlatch IS the mdividual scormg leader with 3 TDs for 16 stratght game to East Liver- night with a 28-0 declSion over directors reported. They noted points. Next are OLler and Lowery w1lh 6 pmnts each and place- pool , and Watterson also weht j'.:lgm, piled up 286 pomts this that in one case out of every down to defeat ,~,() to Cmcm- week a nd 14 of the 35 f1rst place ki cker Gary Ge<Jrge with 2 PATs for 2 pomls four, curtailed a thle ti c votes cast by the Class A Of course, when you come right down to tl, sl<!tisltcs don 't nati Elder .. ' programs ·~e resulted in Akron St. Vmcent, WLth a 3-1 coaches. mean a thing, for the most part. The won and lost columns make· dechmng support for other nontecord, moved up to second Cory-Rawson , a 14-2 winner the difference m the long run, and despite the defi ctl m the stat academic school activities 'and department , the Marauders a re 1-2, only 2 days away, hopefully, . thiS week in the AA ratings, over I.etpstc, again held the a detenoration in student bOdy fo!lowmg by Reading, Watter- runn eru,p spot but received fr om reachm g the .500. mark •- ' morale, or ' 'school Spirit.'' The son and Oberhn Firelands. The only '177 pomts_ Ktrtland survey polled 1,543 athletic rest of the AA top ten consisted JUmped two spots to lhtrd this dtr eetors at high schools, of Ironton in sixth, Dayton week , whtle Arlington adJefferson, which has won 33 m vanced f our not1ces to fourth recorded consecutive 28-3, 46-6 junior high· schools, and grade a row, in seve nth ,~ Bellaire m -and Portsmouth Notre Dame and 8-6 VIctories . Last·year, KC schools in all 50 slates to ' won everything ,jlut 1 the ball determine the current status of etghth and Urbana and Min- dropped two to fifth. school athletic programs. verva t1ed for ninth. The rest of the Class A top game. The Bobcats moved inside Fell All The Way teh cons ited of Covington, Steubenvtlle Cathohc fell all down from fourth last week; the Eagle 10, but just could not the way to 13th, while Huron, Ada 1 up from tenth, Newark mnlh last week, fell out of the Catholic, Rockford Parkway top 20 this week after a· 22-12 and Rtverdale. Parkway and loss to Clyde. R1verdale are both newcomers Whtle Massillon, a 23-7 while Loram Clearv1ew and winner over Niles McKinley Norwalk fell to 12th and 13th Fnday night, held Its flfsl respectively. ~IZE 'PASSENGER place spot, the Tigers did Jose The top,Class A game in the some of their margm. state Friday mght finds No.· 2 Cmcinnali Moeller, which Cory-Rawson and Arhngton mauled Hamilton Garfield 55-0, gomg a t it. Arlington ·won last took over the runnerup spot, year 13-0. !:.ntunln y b y The Qht<~ Valle y Pub-lt'>h,ny Com pan ~ . Ill Belinda Fnend and Dtana leag ue Ky!f<r Creek.Bobcats will seek The Bobcats a re averagmg lhelf fifth s trai ght vtc tory 24.7 pomts wr offense whtle agamst Coac h Sptke their defense has permttlcd 7 5 Berkhnher's Eastern Eagles pomts . while Southern's Tornadoes 2-0 · Eastern's offense has not in leag ue play and 3-l' overall been putent havmg scored an meet Coach John Blake's average of five points per improvtng North Galha gam e bu t its defense has been Hr De1111y Fobe.~ :).?:{.;:.;:.:;:::::;;.;:;:;:;:;:;:::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~=::e::::::::::::~:::.:'.:."::.-::'-:::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::~::=:~~:::::::::;: ..... • .. • • • ' . .' ' �,, • • • 'f . 2- Til<> Dall} Sent mel, Middleport-Ponwro) , 0 ., Oct .'J. t9n ' :r~:::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;;;;;:;:;::.:·:~~=:=·=:··:;::::::: =:·:·:·:=:.:-:::·:·:·:·:::::::::::::::;::::::::::.:~.·:·:·:·:·~:~ .~ Propt-'t1y • Fate. it is said, IS crue l, as 1f God has st·U!i.:d tlli.' ~guidehnL->£ outside which man usmg limLted viston daren·t strav Correct or not - a pmnt philosphers have not settled even lo thE'rt;i;\\11 satisfattion - fate would seemed to ha\'c dealt a joker to m any persons Urt()usrJected. of evil actions before thr mfamous ' .I 1\lr .an ~t Mt s. H. E. Wtllt;uHs and Mrs . l.y il"' _ Bald~·r .so n \1:·iltrtt With j\1r .tnJ Mrs Dil le \\'il liarn s at . . l'.ee But<'hcr. V\'unm• Butcher, Lots. Ora ngC fl a rrison vtlle Glorta Le r oy· Donuhe \\ , Mtldred Donohe"' to J..cr o~ Donohew. Mil dre d Donohew .· P a r ce ls, Transf(•rs Lel<!rt . · Oonald Eblin to Juanita ~la c Mnorc , Lot. Pomero: J ames F Arn old .. Ruth Arnold to DOn s Ew tng, Lot, Georgia MaC' Harm an to Hobbt ~ E . Roy. lla1.e l K. Roy. Mar) Ktbblt• of Cal!fornld is \' lS J t in ~ Fred H Goeg lem to Rtt' hard ' n·centl~ Jablonski murde rs. Ftrsl. one has to mar•;el upon Tony Boylf , UMW prcSidcnl , who 1s charged jn plottmg the murders If BO) h• did act as charged , ~ which may nev~r be 'known , should he d1e of drug overdose ), ho\v could he have· ( 1) Gambled hiS own pos1l10n and m~teri.al comfort against detectiOn of a murder , f 2) Become so egocentnc to believe the mmcworkcrs and the American people ~ould settle for a unwn p~rpetually operated for tile well-being of 1ts ruhng group. 1 Both of these propositiOns Boyle and h1s ruhng cabal had to believ e m order to insp1re the murders, 1f they (ijd . \ Nor is Boyle the only startlmg Jablon ski m slance. ~ Citizens of Middleboro, Ky are shocked now, nor w1ll they :ever forget their sur prise, when Middlesboro attor~y and local •UMW District 19 President Btll Twmblazer was indicted m th e ~ablonski case about the same lime as Boyle. , : A model of th pubhc.Sptrited cil tzen m Mtddlesboro ;r'winblazer had been ratsed'ln the UMW tradition of the Ken: ~ucky mmmg country People of Middlesboro smce the turbulent ·1930s when John L. j'.ewiS forged the mmers' weapons that , produced improved livmg conditions, had come to accept. !'winblazer as a spokesman for the best m coa l country uruoru sm. ' ;Then how could he fall ' ~ There is no c lear- answer. Perhaps a Middlesboro businessman's assessment offers a hint urr ever a man was ' corrupted by a system 1t has to be Btll Twmblazer " ' If true, we ~~ve to think hard about not ~nly the UMW ~ystem, but the sy,ftem in the whole, of which UMW'sm i~ only a part. The UMW was not born out of wholecloth Histoncally, it y;as a human response to a human need: Plamly uruonism has gone astray when murder IS ordered as a matter of umon corporate board policy . : The time ts long overdue for the American people through their Congress to consider where Umomsm - not JUSt the UMW J stands I~ :elation to 1ts ~Istoric objective, the Improvement of labor condtllons . And to be fair, lest Congress conduct~ witch bunt aimed only at orgaruzed labor, the "system" that ~ondoned (he union that could murder the Jablonski family wtll have to ~ve equal scrutiny. '' . getti11g more O r ~mg t• . her brothe r, I .u~. HHcJne. And~.· r so n B Kibble Frank L. J ones. V!c.ton<J W l\l r Hnd Mr.o;;. Cad Barnhart .J ones tO Ri cha rd J ones. haw ht'cn VIsiting with the1r Gcrald111e Jones, 18 A., Bed- Pomeroy . son, Car y Barnhar·t, a p.i:tLJcnt ford , at Unn c r s1ty Hospital who 1s m lltcl ' C. Ft·cnch·, Adnenne CRUISE EA RN ED a SCIIOUS COnditiOn. Frc11ct1 to Bernard V F u lt~. RACINE - Mr and Mrs. Mrs. Dwaln 'Casto of Port - Parce ls, Scipw. C ha rl es Thetss of Rac mc land Vl.Slled \\Jth Mr and Mrs Bernard V. Fultz, Be tty J r ecently return ed fr om a Ot ts Ca sto Fu lt z' to Ht cl C Fre nch. Canbbean Crutse e arned Ml· and Mr~. Hoger Buckle} Adnen ne French, P a r ce ls, through outsl<!ndmg nU. rket111g and fa m1ly visited Sunda y wtth Sc1pw .. ac hieve ments for Golden Mr. and Mrs Ben Buckley Delores Mee ker , dec , to Umted Life Insurance Com· • .Jj!an Wh1lehead , Karen and Lloyd Meeker , Sr , Clar~ pany . Tlurty-fi ve represenHobm Humph rey t a rc n'O w Meeker , Af!. for Tran s., tatives and their wives enjoyed attendmg classes ai Ohto Sillte Lel<!rt. a seven-day cru1se aboa rd the Umvers1ty at ColumllU.s. Llo yd Meeker , Clara M-S Skyward and VISited Haiti, -Mrs . L. Balderson, Mccket . Lloyd B Meeker, Jr , Puerto Rt co, the Vtrgtn Jo Ann Meeker to Lloyd Islands, and the Bahamas. SALE PLANNED Meeker , Jr . Jo Ann Meeker, A rwnmage sale wtll be held Lot, Le tart . PLAN SAI.I;: from 9 a m to 4 p.m . Friday at A run1mage sale will tie held Wtlham Wayne Russell , Tnn1ty Church, Pomer oy , ~ Sharon C. Ru ssell to LctU! A. Fnday and Satur.day, ~a.m. to und er the sponsorship of Beta Spencer, Lot, Pomer oy . 5 p.m .. m the basement of the Beta Chapter of Bela Stgma Letl<l A. Spencer to Wtlham EnterpriSe Umted Methodist Pht Soronly Wayne Russell, Sharon C. Church . \\llh Kc~- Southern -M'ethodist -jouth meet , Lots. (i iJC ~.d e m , ,. • ~ the day after ... ;:\: b~ tht• editor • . Aiwh (~pu11ty . ' • ., scripture from Psalm 30. The youth choir, composed of · Charles Diehl presided over a youth meeting Sunday evemng at the Laurel .Chff 13eltndt~ Friend, 01ana Lewis, Barbata Kline, John Moore, t"ree Methodist Church. Sharon Buckley , Charles Diehl, Song leader was Rebecca Eblin and Mrs. Mabel Tracy Becky IObhn , Shlfley Fnend had the opemng prayer after and J ea n Wr1 ght ,sang the congrega lion sang "C<.il v t~~r} 's Way " Anothe r· " Lcamng on the Everlasting grouP sa n)! ''Just a Closer Arms ." Kathy Pulhns was a t Wal k wtt h Thee," before the l{ev Hobert Buckley had the ,the ptano. The offertory prayer was sertnor1 gtvcn by Edward Van Jnwagen wHh Dwna Lewts , Sharon The. Daily Sen'tinel Buckl ey, Barbara Khne and Belinda Fnend receiving the OEV O TEOTOTHE INTEREST OF offenng . M E I GS MASON AilE A CH ESTE R L TANNEH I LL " Le t Me Be a Little Kmder" E ut Ed RO B E RT HOEFLICH was the selectiOn by a voc<:tl C tly Edt1or tr10 composed of John Moore, da !l y eacep ! for roud work COLUMBUS - State Audttor J oseph T. f ergu so n satd Tuesday f)hw's• 88 counhes began rec eiving in September) <-tnd wtll continue in the future to receive , an extr <:t $5,000 per month fr om gas oline tax rece1pts. Fqr the last two years, the coun(jcs have been rcccivmg $30,oo0 per m·onth Now, they w1ll recetve $35,000 per month . " This means the county . C OITillll SSIOn~rS and the .CO).Inty engineers can look forward to. and budget for , a total of $420,000 a year for their county roads maintenance , repair and const ru ctton pr og r am _, , ' ' Deputy Audttor Thomas E. Ferguson satd The addth onal funds were bemg · made ava ilabl e to th e cou nlles because of mc re ased gas gallonage sales m Ohio. South~r~l Vall ey AthJetl~ P1rates at Vinton . Conference action Friday mght Kyger Creek 1s 3-0 m the. features two very important SV AC and 4-0 overall. Eastern contests. m oves mto Bobcat1and with a At Cheshire, Co~c h J1m . 2-2overallmarkand 2-1 league Spr aguets Court 45/69 ~~ , Pome roy , On• o Bus n'tes OH•ce Phone 9921156 EOoto r oal Phone 992 1151 c las~ po~ta9e Seto!'ld APPLE GROVE Mr. an d Mrs. Roy Buck attended r:~ veSpei servi Ce and p1cmc of the Ftrsl Baptist Ch w·ch of Athens al the home of Mr. arid Mrs . DaviS Green at Albany Wednesday cvcmng The1r daugh ter, Pam Buck, s tudent a t OhiO Un iversity , wa~ ~ also a gues t of the Greens and attended the picmc and vesper serviCe. Se tr-conlrol 1s tht. qu a lttv th e ftttc:s t. to s urvtve - George Bernard Shaw Bnllsh plavwnght. thilt dt stin gu tsl!es at p a od PomerQy , Oh •o N at•ona l <H:1 11 e r t•s •ng represent <J t1ve Bo!lone ll t G~tll a(jhe r , lnr:- 11 e as t 42n( St , N t>W Yo r~ N i!W Y o r Su iJS(J ip l •on ra t es Del •ve rt>d by carr ter wh e r dviltt <J blu ~51 l'n l t. pe 1 w ee k. B y M olar ROU' I ~ WIJCr e t ur r lt',:! :H· rv 1ce r>O I dV {l dolble One !'rt On lh , '~ a y• !!131 1 rn O!"o and W va , On e Year '5 16 , Sox months , 6 SO mon thS , \ 5 50 Elscwne re $1JI year , 5 •1( Th r ee montns. $9 .'10 '56 three mb nth s pr ice in Su bscr ,pt.on Su nd~ty ciLJdes Tome s '. Sentone l ~-· ; ·' News Notes :1 Mason County M 'T. '~ .~ . By Alma Marshall ~ .·. jij .;. :m ' WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES A Do you have an antique cha tr or a chair that needs a bottom ? :Well, you have an opportunity to learn chair caning Oct. 17 and 16 at the Courthouse Annex, Pt. Pleasant. The Mason County Extension SerVIce has engageQ..E lwana Icard of Pl. Pleasant to teach this class. The cost is ~50 to do the sea t of one chair or stool. Vicki L. Keefer, extenswn agent horne demonstratwn , has asked interested homemakers to bring one chatr or stool, scissors or snippers, sharp pomled aw l or nut pick and golf lees. Let Mrs. Keefer know by Oct 12 if interested In this workshop JACK BURDETIE, BI-CENTENNIAL coordinator, wtll speak on Bi-Centennial plans 'o at Mason County Homemakers Achievement Day on Thursday, October 25, at Moose Hall, Pl. Pleasant. ~-~ Registration Will commence at 9 a.m. and program will start at!O a.m. The luncheon will cost $3. Each club is to provide one door prtze . \ ' ' ·I Each homemaker IS asked to brmg one tlem that she has made thej>ast year to be JUdged. Each club w1ll be responsible for setting up their club exhibit of these tlems Tables wtll be provided . . THE PARKERSBURG AR.§.A HOME DemonstratiOn Agents are sponsormg a "Sew Fatr " on October 24, 25, 26, 27, at the Grand Central Mall m Parkersburg . RepresenU! ltves from Nation al Home Sewing and NotiOns Comparues wtll have booths set up for you to v1sit.Demonstratwns, lectures , sewmg lessons, and a style Show twice a day wtll be held THE CHARLESTON AI1.EA CRAFT Ca mp I o! whtch 11\ason County IS a part ) will be held at Ceda r Lakes, Noykibcr 7 and 6 More information w1ll be avatlable la ter MISS ROBERTA ASBURY , 0,- WAYNE , W Va assumed her duties as 4-H Club Agent 1n Mason CoLmty on September 15. Miss Asbw·y graduated wtth a degree 111 Home Ec ononucs at Marsha ll Umverst!y m 1972 She has been a 4-H'er smce she was rune years of age, and in addition to recmvmg her 4-H pin, she was also accepted mto the All SU!r s, the htghesl ho nor bestowed an indiVIdualm 4-H club work. She attended both Camp Ohio and Camp Milwauka in Mtchigan for one year. 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Dayton Jef fer son 68 ( 1 ) ( 40 ) 66 a Bel la1re ( 4 1 (4 0) 61 9 ( ti e) Urbana I 1) (4 0) 60 9 (tle)Mmerva ( 1) ( 40 ) 60 Second ten : 11 .' Toro11to : · 12 B~.:.~cyrus. I l l 32 , 13 Steuben ville CatholtCJl, 14 L1ma Bath 30 , 15 Col umb us DeSales (1 ) 26 ; 16 Rossford (1) 23 , 17 !t1el Solort ( 1) and New Lexmgton 21 each , 19 St Mary s Memor1al 20 , 20· W"rren Kennedy 19 Othen with ten or more potnfs : N e l sonvill e-Yor k, Hu ron ( 1) , Whe e lersburg, River , Lou1svi\le 51 Thomas Aqumas, Tuscarawas Val l ey , lora in Cat hol tc , Beaver Local, C\earfork (1) , Shelby, Ottawa Glandorf and Allen East ( Class Al Team Potnh 1 Mar ton Pleasant (14) (4 .0 1 286 - 2. Cpry .Rawson { 2) (4.QJ 177 J . K1rtland ( 1 1 (.tO ) 134 4. Ar ll nglon ( 4 0 ) 119 s. Ports . Notr e Dame • (21 (4-0/ 115 6. Covihgton {3) ( 4 .0) 108 1 Ada (1) (4 OJ 91 8. NewarK CathOliC I (21 IJO I 1J 9 Rockford 1Parkway · 68 ·-. ()peratcn Boat Operator Ucense We Will Train Unskilled Applicants. 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I • 16• ~echo.,~ blt,tht 11 $,, Oc•llrh $1195 1.:11 Ill< MIRACLE MAIZE last two games. will host the powerful Southern Torhadoes. ~uthern, until last week, was one of the ar ea's Jeadmg of~ fensive and defensive teams. The Tornadoes were beaten 44-0 by \Vahama. Coach Grant Barnett ' s While Falcons slopped the Southern running ga me of M1tch Nease. Greg Dunmng, sophomore fullba ck and Vern Ord ,' semor quarterback were absent fr om Coach Bill Jewell's startmg hneup. Both are espected to play this week . They were mjured· m the bruising game weeks ago against Eastern. Nor.th Galha 's two victories ov~ r Southwestern and Symmes Valley have featured - the hard running of Sterling seeking their first victories of theseasori . Coach Bob Ashley's Southwestern Highlanders will host Symmes Valley while Hannan Trace travels to Hannan , W,. Va. So~thwestern is using a s ingle wing offense with semors Phil Lewis , Mike Cro..,·and Larry Frasher and junior l;!ilback Kevm Walker providing the ~unning attack. Coach John Patton's Vlkiilgs rely on the running of juniors . ' and Raym,ond Terry Pme Mtller. They also pass a lot. Philip Sporn Plant UPI Gri4 Ratings Plu5 Fed . Tax OHIO • • •• the game. North Gallia, winners of its ' Logan, junior tailback and Ralph Smtth, senwr quarterback . ~mith, playing hts first year of football, ha s prog r~ssed well as a signal .caller He rushed ove r 100 yards against the' Vtkings . Logan has scored touchdowns in his last three ou tings. The Pfrate defense has alsO re s ponded since the 22-16 s tunmn g defeat to Ky,g-er Creek . Three ove r SVAC teams, Southwestern , Symmes Valley and Hannan Trace will be Central Operating COmp8:ny's MUD & SNOW SUBURBANITE • • • • • • • defen.~nve end TJJn Battin, fullback and finebacker John Sh.eets: guard and defensive ha lfback Dan Chaffee tackle ' ' Phtl Bown , Mtke Larkms safety ma,n and ttghl end :' •Randy Blake, quarterbacK and Donme Eichinger, sophomore tatlback The Eagles operate out of a slot I formati on wtth basic powe r plays .. and a pitch out, now and then Ky ge r Cre e k 's offensive ga m e features th e hard..:. runnmg of semors Lawrence Tabor and Clay Hudson and )untor latlbaek Mark Waller. Tabor has sco~ed eight touchdowns m follf games and has over 100 yards rushmg in each of those games. Waller has been credited with three TD's and over 100 yards rushmg m three of four games . Hudson, playing the quarterback slot for the ftrst year of his high school gnd career, has scored two six-pomters and keeps the defense honest on the op tion keeper or quarterb~ck draw play. In passing situations, Hudson generally goes to semor end John Rwnley or sophomore Jtm Ward KC's offensive hne has also show n 1mpro'lement It is composed of veteran guard Dave W1se, sophomore center Jeff Blazer, semor l<!ckles, David Clay and Marc Lawhon, junior tackle Bob Donnell, and allernatmg guards Ron Roush and Jeff Icard. On defense both teams run a similar Pro 44 w1th the linebackers and corners staymg close to the four players m front. Eastern 's btggest offenstVe threat thus far has been the passing combination of Blake to Larkins. Larkins and Rumley provide the pun ling game for both clubs. : Kyger Creek and \ Eastern dominated the SV AC during the 60's. The Bobcats, however, have not beaten the Eagles smce 1969. 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I!U•liJJ•J:I -----\ I k Sl tces pk • • I I I I I C A&P SOUTH ERN STYLE B4·••·99e Saturday evenmg guests of the Sayres. Mrs. Gerald Hayman and Mrs. Dons Sayre called on B•rtha Robinson on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Danny Sayre and wife of Columbus were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs Hethert Sayre Mrs Bortha Robmsoll was o Sunday dmner gnest of Mr and Mrs . llerberl Sh1e)ds, _ . Mtke Rh odes visited Edward ·and David Roush Sunday. • \ ROYAL WH OLE OR HALF News Notes By Mrs, Herbert Roush . LOtN HALF REG OR COUNTRY STYLE Mrs. Garland, past president of Mason County Homemakers council , has been a member of the Illahee Homemakers Club for 25 years and ha's helct all off1ces m her club. PERSONALS MENTION : M1. and Mrs., ,Landon Smtih, Mason, Mr. and Mrs Doyle Hudson of Rutland, Ohio spent a vacation campmg o4t'and ftshing at Sugar G.rove, W.Va. Dr. Emerson Wood, District Supennlendent of United Methodist Churches, wtltdeliver the Sunday morni ng message at Mason United Methodist Churt h Oct. 7. A dmner wHI be served at noon in the soctal room of ~be. oburch honormg the District Supt. The Mason Methodtsl Men will have a cookout Thursday at the Racine Locks and Dam a'l 6 p.m. Mrs. Edlth Fox, Mrs. Sybil Grilt'ltead and Mrs. Charles Wtthers, all representatives of Mason County Homemakers, attended the Program LeaderShip Conference at Jackson 's Mtll ·Monday through Fnday . • ,. Fryer Brea5t5 & Thighs ,,,.,,,. '" 79' Fryer Drum.ticks ...................... ,. 89' , ,Fai(view \ ,- ·. ~, lb. MRS. HOWARD (UDA ) GARLAND, Galhpohs Ferry, IV, :Va. ha s the honor of representing Mason County at the National 4-H Leaders Forum during the week of October 6-13 m Washington . She Will be accompamed by Mason County's new 4H Club Agent, Miss Roberta Asbury. · Mrs. Garland has bi!en a 4-H club leader 27 years. She "as take n into the All Sta.i after bemg a 4-H leader tor 25 years Acceptance mto the All Sl<lr orgamzat10n is the htghest honor bestowed on an individual for her work m 4·H . Mr . and Mrs. Garland are the pa rents of two daughters and two sons. Rtta Ann and Mary Lou are both pm wea rers, s1gmfymg achtevement in 4-H club work. Rita Ann is a lso an All Star. Both Randall and Charles Garland were both active 4H'ers. l·N eck~ Bo c k ~ J Breo si Qirs . w Bath s, J.Leg 9trs w I ext fa s tnn~y JUSt permittmg 14 potnl"i, <1 .~ .5 hveragt! tn fuur record . Washington CHis tops . zn poll Publo~hed I.ewts . Moore also read the lead ing in key tiltsrFriday / . With the Mmgs Marauder gnd season now one-third over , a qui ck glimpse at the sta tlstJcs is m ,prder . The slats don 't pamt a very bnght picture, especially cons idering they apply to a club undefeated in league play and needmg only I win to hit the 500 mark mall gall'es played. In team statistics, the Marauders have been optscored 48-32 and out fir~t-downed 3G-26. Opposmg teams have recovered 6 Marauder fumbl es, wh1le Metgs has yet to fall on an enemy's lost ball. Opponents have drawn only 15 penalties, while the Maroon and Gold have been fa ught 21 times However, the Maraud er.s' total penalty ya rdage is just t64 yards, compared to 165 for the other guys. In total yards, Pt Pleasant, Belpt·e and Gallipolis have ' \ SVAC STA~OING S . rolled up 737 yards to 601 for Meigs The breakdown for those 3 ~ TEAM ALL GAMES , teams is 469 rushing aild 266 passing. The Marauders are on top W l P ' OP K vger Creek 4 0 99 30 in passmg with 272 yards, but have mana ged only 329 3-foolers on Sou t he r n 3 1 91 52 the ground . • Eastern 2 2 20 \4 North Gotha 2 2 78 77 COLUMBUS ( UPJ ) - droppmg Warren Western ReJndtVIdUall y, Terry Whitlatcfi leads all ground gainers by a Southweste rn o 4 30 99 serve to tlttrd,. Massillon re1 Washmgton Court Unbeaten w1de margin. ' Bradbury" has ~94 yards m 33 carne s for an Symmes Va ll e y 0 4 28 119 House has taken command of ceived 277 points, Moeller 254 Hann an Tra ce 0 4 o 97 average of 5.9 y~rds per car ry. SecOnd in total yardage is semor and Reserve 245. -· the Class AA rallngs ·in th€ captain Mick Ash. The author of the "Syracuse Shuffle," Ash has SVA_C ONLY Akron Garfield contmued in TEAM W L. P OP second week of balloting by the 66 yards in 22 ca rri e~ for a 3 yard per carry average. Kyger Creek 3 0 80 18 fourth place after a 20-0 win United Press International Only 3 other Marauders have touched Ute b<lll from the hne of . Southern 2 0 59 0 Ohto Htgh School Board of • over Akron East, but SteubenEa stern 2 1 20 7 • scrunma ge. Ja~;k 01Ier has 44 yards m 14 ca rnes for an average North Gallta 2 1 78 36 VJlle , fifth a week ago, fell out Coaches. of 3. 1, followed by Mike Magnotta wtlh 17 yardS in .5 carries (or ~outhweste rn 0 2 10 70 The Blue Lions moved all the of the top 20 after losing 27-6 to Symmes Valley 0 2 6 31 3.4 and Jay Wamer wtlh 8 tn 12 for an 0 66 yard pet carry Hannan Trace 0 3 0 91 Warren Hardin g and was way from flfth last week to j:Jverage. Tota l s 9 ~ 253 253 replaced by Fremont Ross. replace Steubenville Catholic Frtday 's Games : . . In passing , Warne1·, the sole Marauder to see a ctJon at the E"stern at Kyger Creek Lake,wood St. Edward held as the No . 1 Class AA team · quarterba ck spot, has completed 19 aerials m 47 attempts for a So uthern at North Gall !a onto 1ts s1x:th spot, wlth Sanwhile MasSillon's mtgh · _40.4 per cent average. Wh1le 4 passes have bee n picked off, Symm es Valley at Sou th dusky taking over seventh western "' Tigers reU!med their AAA lea . Warner has a total of 272 yards vta the air, with-no touchdowns. Ha'nnan Tra ce at Ha nnan ; W after an 18-15 victory over OppoSI,ng Signal callers, meanwhile, have completed only 15 and Marton Pleasant continue Va Findlay . The lo ss dropped to make a runaway of Class of 39, 38.4 per cent, for 268 yards, 3 touchdowns and 6 tnho nors. Fmdlay out of the top 20. , , . terceptions. ~ 1 CHICAGO - More than one Claimed Number Eight \Vashmglon Co urt Hous , Those 6 interceptiOns, by the way, belong to Dave Wolfe ( 2), out of every five U. S. primary Zanesvtlle, a 21-0 wmner 'Terry Pickens , I .onme Coats, Melvin Cremeans and Tom unscored on in four straight and secondary schools has cut wms, moved past Reading, over Cambndge, clauned the Lowery. back athletic programs, or In pass recetvmg, Wolfe has 5 catches for 67 yards, Lowe1·y 4 Akron St , Vin cent and No. 8 spot this week, with may soon do so, due to fmanColwnbus Watterson in 1ts trip Youngstown Cardinal Mooney for 80, Whitlatch 5for 54, Ash 3 loT 31, and Cremeans and Mtckey Cia l difficulties, recent and Cincmnatl Roger Bacon, to the top. Davenport each I for 10 yards. nationwide s urvey indicates. all newcomers, round out the The leg of Robbie Eason has proven much stronger than The effects of cutbacks m Steubenville Catholtc, last top ten . those of opposmg punters. Eason has 442 ya rds in juslllboots for school athletic programs inMarion Pleasant, which won a 36.6 yard per ktck average, compared to 421 yards m 13 punts week's leader by a point over clude a generally weakened Watterson, dropped its second 1ts 42nd game m a row Friday for the other guys, a 32.4 yard average . educational climate, athletic Whitlatch IS the mdividual scormg leader with 3 TDs for 16 stratght game to East Liver- night with a 28-0 declSion over directors reported. They noted points. Next are OLler and Lowery w1lh 6 pmnts each and place- pool , and Watterson also weht j'.:lgm, piled up 286 pomts this that in one case out of every down to defeat ,~,() to Cmcm- week a nd 14 of the 35 f1rst place ki cker Gary Ge<Jrge with 2 PATs for 2 pomls four, curtailed a thle ti c votes cast by the Class A Of course, when you come right down to tl, sl<!tisltcs don 't nati Elder .. ' programs ·~e resulted in Akron St. Vmcent, WLth a 3-1 coaches. mean a thing, for the most part. The won and lost columns make· dechmng support for other nontecord, moved up to second Cory-Rawson , a 14-2 winner the difference m the long run, and despite the defi ctl m the stat academic school activities 'and department , the Marauders a re 1-2, only 2 days away, hopefully, . thiS week in the AA ratings, over I.etpstc, again held the a detenoration in student bOdy fo!lowmg by Reading, Watter- runn eru,p spot but received fr om reachm g the .500. mark •- ' morale, or ' 'school Spirit.'' The son and Oberhn Firelands. The only '177 pomts_ Ktrtland survey polled 1,543 athletic rest of the AA top ten consisted JUmped two spots to lhtrd this dtr eetors at high schools, of Ironton in sixth, Dayton week , whtle Arlington adJefferson, which has won 33 m vanced f our not1ces to fourth recorded consecutive 28-3, 46-6 junior high· schools, and grade a row, in seve nth ,~ Bellaire m -and Portsmouth Notre Dame and 8-6 VIctories . Last·year, KC schools in all 50 slates to ' won everything ,jlut 1 the ball determine the current status of etghth and Urbana and Min- dropped two to fifth. school athletic programs. verva t1ed for ninth. The rest of the Class A top game. The Bobcats moved inside Fell All The Way teh cons ited of Covington, Steubenvtlle Cathohc fell all down from fourth last week; the Eagle 10, but just could not the way to 13th, while Huron, Ada 1 up from tenth, Newark mnlh last week, fell out of the Catholic, Rockford Parkway top 20 this week after a· 22-12 and Rtverdale. Parkway and loss to Clyde. R1verdale are both newcomers Whtle Massillon, a 23-7 while Loram Clearv1ew and winner over Niles McKinley Norwalk fell to 12th and 13th Fnday night, held Its flfsl respectively. ~IZE 'PASSENGER place spot, the Tigers did Jose The top,Class A game in the some of their margm. state Friday mght finds No.· 2 Cmcinnali Moeller, which Cory-Rawson and Arhngton mauled Hamilton Garfield 55-0, gomg a t it. Arlington ·won last took over the runnerup spot, year 13-0. !:.ntunln y b y The Qht<~ Valle y Pub-lt'>h,ny Com pan ~ . Ill Belinda Fnend and Dtana leag ue Ky!f<r Creek.Bobcats will seek The Bobcats a re averagmg lhelf fifth s trai ght vtc tory 24.7 pomts wr offense whtle agamst Coac h Sptke their defense has permttlcd 7 5 Berkhnher's Eastern Eagles pomts . while Southern's Tornadoes 2-0 · Eastern's offense has not in leag ue play and 3-l' overall been putent havmg scored an meet Coach John Blake's average of five points per improvtng North Galha gam e bu t its defense has been Hr De1111y Fobe.~ :).?:{.;:.;:.:;:::::;;.;:;:;:;:;:;:::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~=::e::::::::::::~:::.:'.:."::.-::'-:::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::~::=:~~:::::::::;: ..... • .. • • • ' . .' ' �' -1: • • • ' 'lht'l>aal~ &~Ilill'k'l .•\ .. lhh~ .,_, , , .... , ••. _•• ,. ,,.._1 , ·-'· :: ,, .~ • Down South - - · . Alabama, Au~urn, LSU and Kentucky favored By MAJUH AMOS B HOOPLE h ra"h1 · Peerless Pr agnoslic,l\ur \ ll' \ El P a'n :W , '\t''\ ,\ I n ~t. t:l i' l l 'itadt•l ·! f. \ .\ II ·; St) . C;u'J•lin a :t7 , \'iq~un : t \' tSIItng LSt ·. and M isSIS81ppl Stil\1' (.' 1111,'1' \lt :o~s • ss •pp• . host to po.wer -l <Jdt.'n Prnn ~ State . The F:ll eons will t lv high as t hCy ·s hoot down .Jn~) ~atenw ·s hi g h ~scoring \IJttan~· Lions. 24· 17 ..- kaH -kJ W Fur the o th.e r servfte a C'ademv cl ubS it wtll be a rough aft ernoon as Geor.gi<l Tech \.i:hacks Arm y. 18- 11 . and 13os ton Cui leg e si nk s the mid s lllpmcn The Eagles \Ifill eH'I.J the1r all - tim e reco rd with Navv at ti ·all by reco rding a close 22·- 20 VI<" · tory ~ '"' ' You can throw the book out the wjn do ;·v · when., the ~orth . Caro li na State WollpJck and the · North Ca rolina Tar Hel'ls get to ge th er for th eir 7:Jrd meeting i n R a lc.Jg h . In <~ thrillin g· down -to·thc-w ire b:1 Ltlc our nod goes to th e Wult pack by 26-24 i:J CllU ilt 1 ~ Virt-:lllia Kt·lll 2.1. Vunrtt>rhilt S t ;~lt· ~oo . Wa tch . fo-r:-- \V oo d v tO' roll f'IEW YOHK t UPII - The New York Mets will work out at She:..r S!adium today before Wis(·un:o.in ·II . )\'~,'o m ing 2K leaving f.ol." Cincinnati and their llan•ard 2!1. HoslOn L". 1.·1 Yale tM . C..:u l~al c 7 . best-of.fivc National . League Colonuto St. ~:!. lduho 21 playoff sefics against the Reds rtlirw i.; :~5. Stanrord ·:?.7 Athens 28 Wellston. 0' and Manager Yogi Ben•a inJackson 20 Gallipolis 0 dica te s he' ll dec id e ori a Coloradn 2:!, Iowa SL 1·1 Ironton 56 Waverly 8 st"rting pitcher after the luw ~·~ t~. Arizona I J Logan 20 Meigs 1Z workout. Mt•mphis St. .. 24, K ~m sa-; S l. 21 '" . Tom Seaver , the ace of the Kyger Creek 20 Eastern 8 LSU 12, l•' lurid ~t S· INJ . Southern 14 North G"llia ·6 Mets' pitching staf1.and a t'9Louisville ~l"l, Wkhita St. 25 Symmes Valley 6 Southwestern...... ga me winner this season, has a Maryland :~6 : S~· r:H: u.sc 1~ 0 ~sore right shoulder and BEm·a Hanmm Trac~ "8 Hannan 6 will watch him throw today and Miami f0 ) 30, Marshall ~ Wahama 20 Alexander 12 make his decision. If Seaver's Michigan 3l, Oregon i Mil1er' 28 Trimble 0 shouJ der is still sore, Jon Nebraska 40, Minnesota 27 Georg e Wa shington 28 Pt. Matlack , 14-16 after winning · Kentucky 18, Mi ss . St. 14 l NI Pleasant 7 · Rook ie of the Year hon ors the Arizona St. 41 , New M e~ito 7 Coal Grove 12 Fairland 8 previous season , .w ould be the· IN ) South Point 40 Oak Hill 12 starter in Saturday's ·first N. C. St . Z6, N. Carolina 24 Rock Hill H Crum 6 . game. Northwestern 32 , Obio U. 6 Buffalo 13 Ironton St. Joe 12 · " I had a little shoulder Chesapeake 20 Piketon 12 No.~LPame 26, Mich . St. 12 soreness after Monday's game Chillicoihe 14 Portsmouth 12 and it's been both ering me/' Ohio St. 12c Wash. S.t. 14 Oklaboma St. 27, · Texa s Tec h 20 Oklahoma 39, Miami (Fla .) 16 to grind ou t a 40 -27 wi ·rr over BETTY OCKER ca.su ,. · Air Force 24 , Penn Stati.' 17 Alabama :10 .. Georgia (J Arkansas ltl , Tl'U 12 1!'\ 1 Auburn 27, Mi ss issippi 1~ Baylor 24, Florid<~ Sr. 1i . Boston Col. 22, .Nav~' 21' tNI Bowling Grt:-en 17. Tulcdo 10 Washington 20. Califo.rn ia li Texas A&M 16, Clemson 7 l:o~umhi a I~ Princeton 28 ; Cornt!ll :19 , Lt!high 6 Holy Cruss 28 , Dartmouth 2~ E. Caru lina 21, Dav idson S Southcr'n Ill . 27 . Dayton 6 (I\ ) Richrilund ;~:~ . fo~urm an 12 ~N ~ Georgia Te c h 18 , Army II • .. In any case 1 I haven't hea1·d anything from Rube 1pitching coach Hube Wal k~ r ) or Yogi about not starting.'' " I heard that Tpm had complained or soreness after Monday 's gan}e, " Mc1 tlack .said, ·'but no one has said anything to me about s tar~ ting . I expect Yogi will make that decision when we h<~ve our first work out on Wednesday. " The Reds will face both Seaver and Ma tlack- lhe order jus·t isn't set- in Cincinnati and J eriy Koosman ( 14-15 ) is ex pected to open Monday . in New Ym·k . ·- r And Yogi is l<tking his time making his decision. Rerra originally was ·expeeled to go with Tom Seaver, bul the !9-ga me winner has corn pl"ined of "a little shDulder soreness." Although tile ri g ht ~handed Seaver said Tuesday he · expected to be ready to start in the opener, · Yogi is· considering Jon Matlac k, a lefthander. Anderson says he'll start Jack Billingham or Don.G!lltetr -depending on what Berra does. "I'm gping to wait and see ·who they decide to go with," Ahderson said Tuesday aftet'noon, as he conducted lhe Reds' firsl workout of th e week . : " I . · plan to pair Billingham against Seaver and · Gullett against Matlack." Billingham, a righthander, won 19 ga mes this season and Gullett, a lefty, won ·18, Anderson plans to use two lefl~anders , Ross Grimsley and Fred Normarr; in games tliree ·' and four , · How about a filt)l game if needed ? 1 ' Pd cmlle ·back With either Billingham or Gullett," said r - • TOLAN WON'T PLAY CINCINNATI (UP! ) ~ Despite the fact that his suspension was lifted with the end of the regular season S.unday, . CinCinnati R-eds outfielder Bobby Tolan will not be playing in the National League cham. pionship playoffs or the World Series. The Reds announced Monday pitcher Ro.g er Nelson will replace Tolan on the list of 25 . players eligible for the playoffs and se ries;. The Cincinnati club susperid· ed Tolan last Thursday for refusing to take batting practice and fol' a lack Df interes~ : · Reds ' Manager Sparky Anderson was not available for comment on Monday's announcement. .' 11 ' ... . 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Rolland Cra6tree is Neal. The re were 20 present. Mrs. Ella Goodin suffered a somewhat · improved after a light heal'\ attack recently. severe heart attack at Holzer Junior· Payne who is em. Medical C~nler. · Glen Jewell returned from ployed in Columbus spent the Veterans Hospital Saturday weekend with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Don Updegraff where he had been medical of Birmingham, Ala., flew to patient. Mrs. Adrienne French is still their home after a visit with seriously ill at O'Bleness Ava Gilkey and other relatives, . Hospital. M'rs . Betty Lou Daniels Hanson of McConnelsville visited her. Mrs. Hanson recently lost her • PLAYER OF WEEK " husband. Mrs. Sadie Carr shows : a COLUMBUS (UPI- In a little imprc•veinent at Holzer. unanimous decision, Bowling Mr. and Mrs . Jesse Carroll Green tailback Paul Miles and and daughter, Karen, spent the Miarri middle guard Brad weekend in Kentucky . Cousino were named MidCalvin Epple of Maryland American Conference ofrf.:cently was a guest of his fensive and defensive "Players parenl.s, the M. A. Epples. of the Week." . Guy Bolift attended the . Miles, a 6-0, 190-pOtJIId senior funeral of his nephew Willard from Paulding, Ohio, rushed Mariner , at Athens recently. for 190 yards and scored an· Mrs . Eliza Powell visited her low- Falcon touchdowns in the . daughter , . Mary As h and ·.. 31-20 victory over Western · · family.in ,West Virginia. . Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Carroll Cousino, a 6-0, .193-pound · and Mr . . and Mrs. Branhan _junior from 'j'oledcr, Ohio; ha.d · attended the funeral of their· 17 solo tack)es, •six assists, brQther in West Virgnia . s.a cked the South Carolina Billy Seiple of Dayton visited · · quarterback four times for!\ 16 Mr. and l'jlrs. Eugene Young. yard· loss, blocked a punt and Paul Steinmetz iss patient at batted down a pass in the Holzer Medical Center with a Redskins 13-11 victory . blbod ·clot in his leg. • -Mi. and Mrs. Robert Jewell TYLER HONORED retur-ned from their vacation in JACKSON, Miss, (UPl)- .,.. the nqrtherli part Of the 'state. Bob Tyler said ·before taking The Jewell families enjoyed ·over as head football coach at a · get together . and · basket Mississippi . St;lle University dinner at the Forest Acres · this fall that.he hoped lD insUU ·Park. Mrs. Martha Warren, · the philosophy: "Not \hat .we Mr . John Jewell Sr. of might win - but lhat we're; Columbus, Mrs. Golda Jewell, supposed to win." James Jewell, Dr. Harlan If the perennial Southeastern Jewell of Michigan, ClaylDn Conference pushovers were Jewell, Mrs. EJecta Souders supposed to beat nationally · ·were among those present. ranked and previously unRecent visitors of Ava Gilkey . [)eaten Florida in Jackson last · were Mrs. May Mason, Mrs. Saturday night 'then it was a Eliza Powell, Mr. and Mrs. M. well-kept secret. A. Epple, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton But win the Bulldogs did - . Gilkey and Guy Bolin who . by the astbnishing score .of 33recently enjoyed his 74th birth- · 12 ~ and the victory earned day. · Tyler national Coach of the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark Week honors from Uniied recently sold their farm west of Press International. the villag~. 1 .. Mrs . Mildred . Alkire has r·e turned home after undergoing surgery at Holzer I'm not ruling it' out and I'm Medical Center. not ruling it ·in. Mrs. Joy Clark and -John B. Connally, on his presidential ambiti~ns. · daughters of Chester recently • A number of persons fr om ~)::IOGG & ZUSPAN · IS BACK TO \ V'" ·, ., ~i·J . ' \ . B.ROJ. STEA ~J ~ ' MONDAY THRU FRIDAY .. ' CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAY · · Effective Sept. 29, 1973 . · LEAN &TENDER REG~ .·~ . ' I . . oz. 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Stolz said "Mike Holt, whose 9$ya rd kickof£ return last week indicated he had recovered from a shoulder injw-y, would " very likely s tart against ]ljotreDa me." Holt has been out ·of action a month. Fiflh-ranked Michigan .practiced' without quarterback !)ennis Franklin though Coach Bo Schembechler said Franklin would start Saturday against Or~gon. He suffered a broken left finger ·Saturday. HarrisonviiiP Soeiety N't~ws ROAST Great .Savings The 74s are here, .so we must move ··. tropical in possib~. Th is pr'Ocess -is so natural it assures full beef :laver an·d ·, ' de l iCious tenderne~s ::>rig in"'cl h~ndering. agents, already present in beef, are sup pl emented \ 28 OZ. JAR coo / -,. to • Fantastic Deals - '' ·' The unique MA BROWN CARNATION en* RED APPLE GOBLE'S. USED CAR ."SPECIALS" -. ~ I~. SHASTA WAGNER'S r-PILLSBURY WEST REPORTS INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UP!) - Veteran NBA star Jerry West , a three-week holdout, reported to the Los Angeles Lakers Monday, saying "I want to play basketball." West will sui~ up for the first wish him well in his retire- time in the exhibition season in ment." Vice President John Reno, Nev '· today when the Holland said. . · Lakers play the Milwa~kee The Cubs also· announced the Bucks in a pre-season ga me. · purchase of infielder Bob " ! had a .number of options Sperring from Midland of lhe . open to me, but .I started my Texas League and the release _career in Los Angeles and I of catcher Frclncisco· Estrada · wa"nt tci. fin ish it here," West · and Jim Hibbs to Wichita. said. I'The main thing I will be Estrada and Hibbs played concentr~ting on right now iS . for . Wichita this season ·on getting into lop shape so I can option from the Cubs. help the team ." · .a • BONELESS continued to nurse injuries and runping back Hoy Kid paid a visit to lhe dentist because of a 1,poth problem. Wisconsin , looking for il.s first win, worked ·on passs defense. Tile Badgers were expectetl to see a lot of aerials from Wyo(lling Satw-day. Iowa Coach Frank Lauterbur made three changes for his winless Hawkeyes. Seni"or Roger Jerrick moved to the No. 1 center spot, junior Warren Peiffer wa s promoted to •tarting right offensive tackle and freihman ·middle guard Nate Wilson was pushed int o the Hatings UKUl ·· ue • COACH RESIGNS CHICAGO ( UP! ) - The · Chicago Cul.>s Monday announced the resignation of pitching coach Larry Janse n, who had planned to retire Ia sf · year but remained for· the 19/:i ·season on the request of the club. ~'We appreciate the eXcellent job he has don e for us and we . • • PEACH HALVES BOXES 11 FOODUNER h<"o"'"•• •·ULO>>" n! "" oz.· .. M&R SHOPPING CENTER \S!~~t;~ KELLOGGS Indiana player choos. e s . 4 ·wm CHOCOLATE FUDGE CARAMEL 32 ~ .._.. j •.. 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"Hight now all I · · d D['L"SS1e:r· 011~1 ·, 1 t · t ,.· ' s ,'1 tJCl' k.It k mg ant1 tilt• World Scri('S fm:· thl' re urn ,'\..inGinnatJ Ci ncmnati Bengals, tryin g lD can say is that we' re taking a _mjure · 1 B 'd · h . -late m t 1e s~·ason., rown S£ll punhng as be en puor. rhampionshi •t , i.J('l" OI'dl. nc• to bolst er thetr back look at hitil."' tr th f S running d Tuesday it appear(' d he was J-ftrst Muhhiwnn. below pw· uddsmakr r "JlrnnP~ . " "'l'h<' s 'th eng or un ay 's game Mor_rison, a s1·lt' year pro "done for U1e J·e"ar.·• · t hr sta·rt o' f ll us · st•ason. blcw Greek-" Sn)·def . -· m wl the Oevetand Browns, arc veteran out of Southwest Texas 1'he Benga}s \\'ere so ' deep ~ ~ U t · · I I t r· I I 1'" ·d · dd ' R •ree rc (IUVf Y s 10 '" ret Snyder gives the Wrstr-rn c~nst termg .a tng eece MorState, was acquired bv the runners before lh" seaso n. ' 1 · ·s 's 20-1'''"' ,,.,~" Dtvisiol\. d1nmp1on Cmcinnati th ;. ... goel s 1 ~ unwy • etr roster. • Bengals from the Browns last · •la rl ed that they lrad"d ,., D. CIIIC'AGO nson ' ' over .,:,n <e~q . 7-5 odds In tl"f"al tho New York ' · t UP l i- Ken Sl · Be I Co h . nga s ac Paul Brown .year . He was cut before this ~ckup man · Jess Phi 11·1ps to ' ' •'f-Jorst is a 33-yJ.."ar-old rmm M""~ •n the" Nnlt."nal t .ca" Ue Pi erre qult· the Indiana footbaH satd JdT ue sdaky- tha . t Morrision season started . ' "" • v • " . New Orleans for several draft who ttc1s been in pro ath1etics playoffs. II(• r"ated Baltimore t~>am Tucsday , saying he wou ~or out with the The Bengals' b"ckfield has choices. But IJ<J rkfield st rength .~for years,'' B r~ wn soid. "Ht• • wan led to co ncentrate on Bengals m practice this week". been thinned by the loss of an 11-10 choice to bcal V'e 1. 'Th , is not Brown 's only worry has to handle this on his own. Oakl::tnd A's 1_n the Alllerieon bas(•P::~ll. · · ere s a possibility he · Doug Dressler . Although there · going into the Ohio rivalry The only thing we can go is lo League playoffs . " Kenny and I had a long talk coul~ be added to the ~oster ,'l ha ~ b£;en some spe<·ulation th e game against Cleveland. €ncou ragl! hhp . Ri,biht now I · about it and 1 Understand his have a genuine concern for our ::::::~.:::::~:=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;::::::::::::::::::::::::·:- fee Ijng eo rhp Iete ly,' ' Coach ki~n g game." ' Lee Corso said after t"h e 1 ' .... Punte r Dave · I.e\" is also \.AI t•gt• decision was announced . "He's r he married and feels his career hasn;t been up to .stilndard but NEw y 0 R K (uP 1) The Rio Grande College coach this year in Diane Lewis. assistant coach in 1972and was Browr said bc1ckup mt:n Muhl- uni te d Pre ss rn•ernq.no nal rests in that direct ion and we , , . Bo:;~rd of Coac h es rop rs sm"tl I' d · sWi~ team opens up a "six~meet · Miss Lewi$ takes over for Gail the diving coach also. Lewis man and .Mike Ernst, the . co l le')e football team s w i th . respect us ec1sion." schedule Thursday, Oct . 4_, at Hendricks. ~iss Lewis was th e will be assisted by · Diane newl y acquired second--string won lost records and hr sl p lace ' Co rso named freshnu:~O the Lyne Center pool against Slawter and Marcine Ea~· ly . . quarter b~ck rwete irotreildyto ~~~~ ) 1n parentheses (ThJrd · ('ourney ..Snyder fo replace St. Capital beginning at 7 p.m. For · The Redwomen dropped a 63- step in. · · , Team Poinh Pierre in the Hoosiers' start:ng WRIGHT DISMISSED "· . l Delaware ( 19) ( 4 OJ 318 tme kf 1e ' ld an d , like o ther lhe Redwomen, lhis will mark I " Horst's problem n.... puntmg 2, Grambling ( 41 (4 01 PI'I''I'SBURGH (UP!) - Mel 41 decision to Capital last year 283 their third year of in- Wri g~t, whose..gne-year tenure at Lyne Center . is.....tl_lat he h~s trouble C-a tching J. South D<lk.otil (3) (4 OJ 25 J co a c hces, co ntinu ed tercollegiate competition . 3 401 ~~: preparations for this week's as Pitl.sbw-gh Pirate pitching Oct . 4 , C~pital · Hom e, 7p .m. ttte ball frqm center," Brown ~ - ~;~!L" ( ~i ~~: 0 ) l 1 Rio Grande, winless th e last coach saw lhe staff's . pedor- Oct . 16 Cap ital Away, 1 p.m . sa id.; " He ha s · a soccer 6 Cal Po ly (SLOJ (3 OJ IJ6 non~con f e r e n ce opponents. OI1io University .. d d . , d t 7 Tennessee Sl (3 0) 11 3 I ct· t b W 1... k' · . two years, will field its largest ~nance slip to one of the worst Oct .&20I Den ison Home. ·10a .m . we groon . an ISO t use Q a 80 1se Sta t e (J 01 101 11 · rana rnce s un eaten est squad ever as thirteen young in the National League, was Oct 23 W lftenb e rg Away. 1 P m catChing the balLHe can punt 9, Wes tern Ky . ( 1J (3 OJ 41 Virg inia Satur day. All-lay,? ,_,. II .1 'fh ld ' 10LousianaTech(21) 41 ladies have earned positions on dismiosed by the club Tuesday. Oc:t30Musk lngum p.m. the ba a rtn e 1 e cou JUSt .. 11 . Nor th. Dakota st. L! 11 The Northwestern d.efense 32 the 1973 team headed by Nov . 3 Ohio W.esleyan Home,"" catOO it. As for Ernst, he's just 12. W ittenbiJrg (Q ,J (9 O) '29 go t a stiff workout '1\tesday as In 1-973, Pirate pitchers had a !0 :30a .m . ba I •. d · h ,. 13. Carson Newman (3 OJ 19 ·c· 1 p on t t:oncentrate d veterans Cary Coutts and Amy combined ERA of 3, 74 and .., rey a equate ng t now. · l<~No rth e rn Colo ( l ) ( 3 0 , ,oac h J em 16 Portofe. · ·sunday's game at Cleveland Js JalCnVt {A! a .J's r o OJ 15 on stopping explosive Ohio allowed 693 runs. Only live-of The Redwomen, with an 0-6 the 15 Pittsbw-gh pitchers had KEALEY TO REDS . be "4he seventh regular quarterback Rich Bev ley. who mark in i972, expect to be more winning ·records and Steve ·season meeting between !,he led the Mid~America conCINCINN1TI (U P!.) - The competitive this year because Blass, a 19-game winner last Cincinnati Reds Tuesday ac- two-dubs, with the Browns HE' LL GU SLUW fere nce in total offense lasl of more members on the year~ was lake_n _out of the · quired ri ght-handed pitc her holdilll0a5-1ad~ntage.Cleve- · COLUMBUS ! UP!) vear. roster. Rio Grande had only ten startmg rotation shortly after Steve Keale'y from the Chicago lana also whipped .the Bengals J oseph Ha vener, the new · PUrdue had one of it' longest swimmers . last fall , which mid-season because of an Whte Sox, completing an - 24:0 in a pre·seasOn g3me at superintendent of the Southern practices of the sea son offset high finishes by . the exceptionally poor performan- Aug.ust deal that sent pitcher CohimbuS this year . Ohio Correc lional Facility at Tuesday and the WorkoUt , Redwomen when . the op- ce. '1We too~ a .so und beating -in Lucasville said Moncjay he . perhaps, seemed even longer . Jim McGlothlin to the Sox', position placed more swim· ·game ," BroWn plans to move slowly in making through the conspicuous a~ ·Manager Danny; Murtaugh Kealey, 26, has been placed that mers in each event. sa id . " They loo ked mu ch improvemen ts al the $32. sence of three sta rters . Wide satd he would announce a ori' the roster of the Reds ' In,Rio Grande has a new heasJ replacement at a later date. dianapolis farm \earn. better than we did. n. milli on institution. receiver Larry .Burton a"nd ,' middle guard Tim Armstrong CAKE MIX Nebra:~ka Minnesota--'-" h. <:~ r··ru mph 1 • N~>w go. on tvith th ~. f ore· Seaver said 'tuesday from his home ~n Connecticut. ''But I fuliJ' expect it'll be all r-ight aflcr " couple of days aod I'll be able to ~:tart against th<: Reds Saturday . \'lri!Jnia ti , Indiana II Wm . ,'( .\ taq :u. \ ' ilbnu\';l 1:. \\'t''\ 1 ove r Mic higan State . 36-12. ·i3n d Mets work out today ll State. 3i· l4 . t he :\'oln~ Da me lri s lt :.tnnouurt' his starting pitcher for Saturday's opener here unlil he lCHrns who the Met..s an· going to pitl·h .· National League pl.nyoffs, Cin-. einrklli He(L'J' Manager Spc~ rk y Ander son is loc ked in ~~; ,. ; tr<Jtegy battle With Nev.· York :U, Wt•S I. 'li d1 :!l El sew h e n~ around t h e na tion we loo k fo r Bi ll Bani<.> S So.uihern Cal. 37, Oregon St. 14 Ten nessee Vo lun tee rs tO out battle - heh-he.h - the invad- Penns.ylvania 14 ... Brown 1:.! ing Kan sas cl.ub and wtn a hard fou ght contes.t. :lB -17 . Pittsburgh 21. Tulane 14 · .Tex as wi ll down the vis i t in g Purd~:~e 16, Duke H Wake Forest Oemorr Deaco n::;. Mass . 24, Rutgers 20 ~1-21. . a nd Arizori a St a t e 33. San Diego SL. 14 should hav e a littl e ·tr·o ubl e HouSton (Ni . overpow er ing Nc\~ · M e x ico. 41 ~1issouri "26. SMLI'" I8 7! Haye s· Big Bu ('keye::; t~ wha ck Wa Shin gton State. 4214 . Lh e Soufhcrn Ca lif ornt a Trojans to . trnunce O·rc go n Fow· !\lt'ts' \1aua gl'r Yogi Berra . days bf>fon· Lhe :-;Lart of the • J\ndl'rson snys he won 't CINCINNATI• I UPI ! II sissippl. Flori da um-kumph' The big explosiOn 01 th e d.:ty will ocrur m Colo radn wht'r<' the Air For ce Falcon s pia~· 1;-, 1 l tah ."'tt :!!1., Bn!!h :nu \ ' ounh leaguP pl:l\' are Aldb.ui'J;t v..; Georg1a . Auburn h1)s11ng \l 1:-> 18· 1~ ~ :oc 1"\ 1 tt earn(• st wllh tour b1g leagut' game s on tap ~lat dwtl loa ing Kentu rky _Qvcr ~0 l T t. 'h;III.IIIOII~.l :!";~ ..... ; C'll CC buys g t"l down to \\ )J,fl... Il l Stat e. TuJ..a • • Mo_rris on ma~y. -~·o in vary my plans. " 1\nderson ~•d . ·'But right'" now, I plan. arlothcr twO hour workout Thursday with a scrimmage "nd then wind up Friday afte!'noon with a. hour's worth of hitting." . Anderson said Berra had done an oul.standing job with · the \V[ets this year. ' " Anybody who c riticius Yogi ought to have his mouth washed out with soap," Anderlhe 39-ye"r-<J!d Anderson, who son !aid . " Yogi has proved · has guided th e Reds to what kind of a-manager he is National League pennants two by bringing his team back from · of the last three years. But if it 12 games out, despite having came to a fifth and deciding people hurt all year." game, I'll pr_ob<Jbly. wind up Although Cincinnati shortgettin g · ~very body and stop D;lve,Concepcion wa_s lost anybody in the game." · earlier in the season, Anderson "With a _4 P .M. starting tim~ ffi. ; no injury problems going for the first two games at into the playoffs. · Riverfront Stadium, Anderson ;'We're ht!althy,.so we can 't is holding all workouts this use-injuries as an exCuse," said week at I P .M. He started with _ -Anderson. an hour . .Q,[ hitting practice ' Tuesday atl planned a two how- workout tl)is afternoon, A thought for the day : includin·g a six inn'ing scrim~ French writer Henri Stendahl mage game. sa id, "One ' can acquire every. :'I 'll . watch and see how· thing in solititude ... except things are goi ng and I might character ." \ I (1 , \ ,,\. t .l;th Egad . fn~._•ntis , t ill ~ 1.; till' weN; thl' SpuliH'a ~h·rn Cunlt•r ' taimng Kc ntu d;.~We forcs~f' an !\ labamJ \ H 'tor~ 0\' Ct: tlw Bulldn'gs. :10-11 and tnumphs for Aubu rn U \ ' l' l Ol e MI SS. 27 -14 LSL . over · Fl orida. 12-H . and up Jnd rvrn :!~. • 5 - The Dail)' Sentinel. Mt<ldlt•p6rt-Pornt•roy, 0., O<:L 3, 1973 Sparky, Yogi Sileflt on who 'w ill start on hill . ' ~ . • •• • • I, < .... ' ' ' . '- ' . • I ' •.. �' -1: • • • ' 'lht'l>aal~ &~Ilill'k'l .•\ .. lhh~ .,_, , , .... , ••. _•• ,. ,,.._1 , ·-'· :: ,, .~ • Down South - - · . Alabama, Au~urn, LSU and Kentucky favored By MAJUH AMOS B HOOPLE h ra"h1 · Peerless Pr agnoslic,l\ur \ ll' \ El P a'n :W , '\t''\ ,\ I n ~t. t:l i' l l 'itadt•l ·! f. \ .\ II ·; St) . C;u'J•lin a :t7 , \'iq~un : t \' tSIItng LSt ·. and M isSIS81ppl Stil\1' (.' 1111,'1' \lt :o~s • ss •pp• . host to po.wer -l <Jdt.'n Prnn ~ State . The F:ll eons will t lv high as t hCy ·s hoot down .Jn~) ~atenw ·s hi g h ~scoring \IJttan~· Lions. 24· 17 ..- kaH -kJ W Fur the o th.e r servfte a C'ademv cl ubS it wtll be a rough aft ernoon as Geor.gi<l Tech \.i:hacks Arm y. 18- 11 . and 13os ton Cui leg e si nk s the mid s lllpmcn The Eagles \Ifill eH'I.J the1r all - tim e reco rd with Navv at ti ·all by reco rding a close 22·- 20 VI<" · tory ~ '"' ' You can throw the book out the wjn do ;·v · when., the ~orth . Caro li na State WollpJck and the · North Ca rolina Tar Hel'ls get to ge th er for th eir 7:Jrd meeting i n R a lc.Jg h . In <~ thrillin g· down -to·thc-w ire b:1 Ltlc our nod goes to th e Wult pack by 26-24 i:J CllU ilt 1 ~ Virt-:lllia Kt·lll 2.1. Vunrtt>rhilt S t ;~lt· ~oo . Wa tch . fo-r:-- \V oo d v tO' roll f'IEW YOHK t UPII - The New York Mets will work out at She:..r S!adium today before Wis(·un:o.in ·II . )\'~,'o m ing 2K leaving f.ol." Cincinnati and their llan•ard 2!1. HoslOn L". 1.·1 Yale tM . C..:u l~al c 7 . best-of.fivc National . League Colonuto St. ~:!. lduho 21 playoff sefics against the Reds rtlirw i.; :~5. Stanrord ·:?.7 Athens 28 Wellston. 0' and Manager Yogi Ben•a inJackson 20 Gallipolis 0 dica te s he' ll dec id e ori a Coloradn 2:!, Iowa SL 1·1 Ironton 56 Waverly 8 st"rting pitcher after the luw ~·~ t~. Arizona I J Logan 20 Meigs 1Z workout. Mt•mphis St. .. 24, K ~m sa-; S l. 21 '" . Tom Seaver , the ace of the Kyger Creek 20 Eastern 8 LSU 12, l•' lurid ~t S· INJ . Southern 14 North G"llia ·6 Mets' pitching staf1.and a t'9Louisville ~l"l, Wkhita St. 25 Symmes Valley 6 Southwestern...... ga me winner this season, has a Maryland :~6 : S~· r:H: u.sc 1~ 0 ~sore right shoulder and BEm·a Hanmm Trac~ "8 Hannan 6 will watch him throw today and Miami f0 ) 30, Marshall ~ Wahama 20 Alexander 12 make his decision. If Seaver's Michigan 3l, Oregon i Mil1er' 28 Trimble 0 shouJ der is still sore, Jon Nebraska 40, Minnesota 27 Georg e Wa shington 28 Pt. Matlack , 14-16 after winning · Kentucky 18, Mi ss . St. 14 l NI Pleasant 7 · Rook ie of the Year hon ors the Arizona St. 41 , New M e~ito 7 Coal Grove 12 Fairland 8 previous season , .w ould be the· IN ) South Point 40 Oak Hill 12 starter in Saturday's ·first N. C. St . Z6, N. Carolina 24 Rock Hill H Crum 6 . game. Northwestern 32 , Obio U. 6 Buffalo 13 Ironton St. Joe 12 · " I had a little shoulder Chesapeake 20 Piketon 12 No.~LPame 26, Mich . St. 12 soreness after Monday's game Chillicoihe 14 Portsmouth 12 and it's been both ering me/' Ohio St. 12c Wash. S.t. 14 Oklaboma St. 27, · Texa s Tec h 20 Oklahoma 39, Miami (Fla .) 16 to grind ou t a 40 -27 wi ·rr over BETTY OCKER ca.su ,. · Air Force 24 , Penn Stati.' 17 Alabama :10 .. Georgia (J Arkansas ltl , Tl'U 12 1!'\ 1 Auburn 27, Mi ss issippi 1~ Baylor 24, Florid<~ Sr. 1i . Boston Col. 22, .Nav~' 21' tNI Bowling Grt:-en 17. Tulcdo 10 Washington 20. Califo.rn ia li Texas A&M 16, Clemson 7 l:o~umhi a I~ Princeton 28 ; Cornt!ll :19 , Lt!high 6 Holy Cruss 28 , Dartmouth 2~ E. Caru lina 21, Dav idson S Southcr'n Ill . 27 . Dayton 6 (I\ ) Richrilund ;~:~ . fo~urm an 12 ~N ~ Georgia Te c h 18 , Army II • .. In any case 1 I haven't hea1·d anything from Rube 1pitching coach Hube Wal k~ r ) or Yogi about not starting.'' " I heard that Tpm had complained or soreness after Monday 's gan}e, " Mc1 tlack .said, ·'but no one has said anything to me about s tar~ ting . I expect Yogi will make that decision when we h<~ve our first work out on Wednesday. " The Reds will face both Seaver and Ma tlack- lhe order jus·t isn't set- in Cincinnati and J eriy Koosman ( 14-15 ) is ex pected to open Monday . in New Ym·k . ·- r And Yogi is l<tking his time making his decision. Rerra originally was ·expeeled to go with Tom Seaver, bul the !9-ga me winner has corn pl"ined of "a little shDulder soreness." Although tile ri g ht ~handed Seaver said Tuesday he · expected to be ready to start in the opener, · Yogi is· considering Jon Matlac k, a lefthander. Anderson says he'll start Jack Billingham or Don.G!lltetr -depending on what Berra does. "I'm gping to wait and see ·who they decide to go with," Ahderson said Tuesday aftet'noon, as he conducted lhe Reds' firsl workout of th e week . : " I . · plan to pair Billingham against Seaver and · Gullett against Matlack." Billingham, a righthander, won 19 ga mes this season and Gullett, a lefty, won ·18, Anderson plans to use two lefl~anders , Ross Grimsley and Fred Normarr; in games tliree ·' and four , · How about a filt)l game if needed ? 1 ' Pd cmlle ·back With either Billingham or Gullett," said r - • TOLAN WON'T PLAY CINCINNATI (UP! ) ~ Despite the fact that his suspension was lifted with the end of the regular season S.unday, . CinCinnati R-eds outfielder Bobby Tolan will not be playing in the National League cham. pionship playoffs or the World Series. The Reds announced Monday pitcher Ro.g er Nelson will replace Tolan on the list of 25 . players eligible for the playoffs and se ries;. The Cincinnati club susperid· ed Tolan last Thursday for refusing to take batting practice and fol' a lack Df interes~ : · Reds ' Manager Sparky Anderson was not available for comment on Monday's announcement. .' 11 ' ... . 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Rolland Cra6tree is Neal. The re were 20 present. Mrs. Ella Goodin suffered a somewhat · improved after a light heal'\ attack recently. severe heart attack at Holzer Junior· Payne who is em. Medical C~nler. · Glen Jewell returned from ployed in Columbus spent the Veterans Hospital Saturday weekend with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Don Updegraff where he had been medical of Birmingham, Ala., flew to patient. Mrs. Adrienne French is still their home after a visit with seriously ill at O'Bleness Ava Gilkey and other relatives, . Hospital. M'rs . Betty Lou Daniels Hanson of McConnelsville visited her. Mrs. Hanson recently lost her • PLAYER OF WEEK " husband. Mrs. Sadie Carr shows : a COLUMBUS (UPI- In a little imprc•veinent at Holzer. unanimous decision, Bowling Mr. and Mrs . Jesse Carroll Green tailback Paul Miles and and daughter, Karen, spent the Miarri middle guard Brad weekend in Kentucky . Cousino were named MidCalvin Epple of Maryland American Conference ofrf.:cently was a guest of his fensive and defensive "Players parenl.s, the M. A. Epples. of the Week." . Guy Bolift attended the . Miles, a 6-0, 190-pOtJIId senior funeral of his nephew Willard from Paulding, Ohio, rushed Mariner , at Athens recently. for 190 yards and scored an· Mrs . Eliza Powell visited her low- Falcon touchdowns in the . daughter , . Mary As h and ·.. 31-20 victory over Western · · family.in ,West Virginia. . Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Carroll Cousino, a 6-0, .193-pound · and Mr . . and Mrs. Branhan _junior from 'j'oledcr, Ohio; ha.d · attended the funeral of their· 17 solo tack)es, •six assists, brQther in West Virgnia . s.a cked the South Carolina Billy Seiple of Dayton visited · · quarterback four times for!\ 16 Mr. and l'jlrs. Eugene Young. yard· loss, blocked a punt and Paul Steinmetz iss patient at batted down a pass in the Holzer Medical Center with a Redskins 13-11 victory . blbod ·clot in his leg. • -Mi. and Mrs. Robert Jewell TYLER HONORED retur-ned from their vacation in JACKSON, Miss, (UPl)- .,.. the nqrtherli part Of the 'state. Bob Tyler said ·before taking The Jewell families enjoyed ·over as head football coach at a · get together . and · basket Mississippi . St;lle University dinner at the Forest Acres · this fall that.he hoped lD insUU ·Park. Mrs. Martha Warren, · the philosophy: "Not \hat .we Mr . John Jewell Sr. of might win - but lhat we're; Columbus, Mrs. Golda Jewell, supposed to win." James Jewell, Dr. Harlan If the perennial Southeastern Jewell of Michigan, ClaylDn Conference pushovers were Jewell, Mrs. EJecta Souders supposed to beat nationally · ·were among those present. ranked and previously unRecent visitors of Ava Gilkey . [)eaten Florida in Jackson last · were Mrs. May Mason, Mrs. Saturday night 'then it was a Eliza Powell, Mr. and Mrs. M. well-kept secret. A. Epple, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton But win the Bulldogs did - . Gilkey and Guy Bolin who . by the astbnishing score .of 33recently enjoyed his 74th birth- · 12 ~ and the victory earned day. · Tyler national Coach of the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark Week honors from Uniied recently sold their farm west of Press International. the villag~. 1 .. Mrs . Mildred . Alkire has r·e turned home after undergoing surgery at Holzer I'm not ruling it' out and I'm Medical Center. not ruling it ·in. Mrs. Joy Clark and -John B. Connally, on his presidential ambiti~ns. · daughters of Chester recently • A number of persons fr om ~)::IOGG & ZUSPAN · IS BACK TO \ V'" ·, ., ~i·J . ' \ . B.ROJ. STEA ~J ~ ' MONDAY THRU FRIDAY .. ' CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAY · · Effective Sept. 29, 1973 . · LEAN &TENDER REG~ .·~ . ' I . . oz. 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Stolz said "Mike Holt, whose 9$ya rd kickof£ return last week indicated he had recovered from a shoulder injw-y, would " very likely s tart against ]ljotreDa me." Holt has been out ·of action a month. Fiflh-ranked Michigan .practiced' without quarterback !)ennis Franklin though Coach Bo Schembechler said Franklin would start Saturday against Or~gon. He suffered a broken left finger ·Saturday. HarrisonviiiP Soeiety N't~ws ROAST Great .Savings The 74s are here, .so we must move ··. tropical in possib~. Th is pr'Ocess -is so natural it assures full beef :laver an·d ·, ' de l iCious tenderne~s ::>rig in"'cl h~ndering. agents, already present in beef, are sup pl emented \ 28 OZ. JAR coo / -,. to • Fantastic Deals - '' ·' The unique MA BROWN CARNATION en* RED APPLE GOBLE'S. USED CAR ."SPECIALS" -. ~ I~. SHASTA WAGNER'S r-PILLSBURY WEST REPORTS INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UP!) - Veteran NBA star Jerry West , a three-week holdout, reported to the Los Angeles Lakers Monday, saying "I want to play basketball." West will sui~ up for the first wish him well in his retire- time in the exhibition season in ment." Vice President John Reno, Nev '· today when the Holland said. . · Lakers play the Milwa~kee The Cubs also· announced the Bucks in a pre-season ga me. · purchase of infielder Bob " ! had a .number of options Sperring from Midland of lhe . open to me, but .I started my Texas League and the release _career in Los Angeles and I of catcher Frclncisco· Estrada · wa"nt tci. fin ish it here," West · and Jim Hibbs to Wichita. said. I'The main thing I will be Estrada and Hibbs played concentr~ting on right now iS . for . Wichita this season ·on getting into lop shape so I can option from the Cubs. help the team ." · .a • BONELESS continued to nurse injuries and runping back Hoy Kid paid a visit to lhe dentist because of a 1,poth problem. Wisconsin , looking for il.s first win, worked ·on passs defense. Tile Badgers were expectetl to see a lot of aerials from Wyo(lling Satw-day. Iowa Coach Frank Lauterbur made three changes for his winless Hawkeyes. Seni"or Roger Jerrick moved to the No. 1 center spot, junior Warren Peiffer wa s promoted to •tarting right offensive tackle and freihman ·middle guard Nate Wilson was pushed int o the Hatings UKUl ·· ue • COACH RESIGNS CHICAGO ( UP! ) - The · Chicago Cul.>s Monday announced the resignation of pitching coach Larry Janse n, who had planned to retire Ia sf · year but remained for· the 19/:i ·season on the request of the club. ~'We appreciate the eXcellent job he has don e for us and we . • • PEACH HALVES BOXES 11 FOODUNER h<"o"'"•• •·ULO>>" n! "" oz.· .. M&R SHOPPING CENTER \S!~~t;~ KELLOGGS Indiana player choos. e s . 4 ·wm CHOCOLATE FUDGE CARAMEL 32 ~ .._.. j •.. 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"Hight now all I · · d D['L"SS1e:r· 011~1 ·, 1 t · t ,.· ' s ,'1 tJCl' k.It k mg ant1 tilt• World Scri('S fm:· thl' re urn ,'\..inGinnatJ Ci ncmnati Bengals, tryin g lD can say is that we' re taking a _mjure · 1 B 'd · h . -late m t 1e s~·ason., rown S£ll punhng as be en puor. rhampionshi •t , i.J('l" OI'dl. nc• to bolst er thetr back look at hitil."' tr th f S running d Tuesday it appear(' d he was J-ftrst Muhhiwnn. below pw· uddsmakr r "JlrnnP~ . " "'l'h<' s 'th eng or un ay 's game Mor_rison, a s1·lt' year pro "done for U1e J·e"ar.·• · t hr sta·rt o' f ll us · st•ason. blcw Greek-" Sn)·def . -· m wl the Oevetand Browns, arc veteran out of Southwest Texas 1'he Benga}s \\'ere so ' deep ~ ~ U t · · I I t r· I I 1'" ·d · dd ' R •ree rc (IUVf Y s 10 '" ret Snyder gives the Wrstr-rn c~nst termg .a tng eece MorState, was acquired bv the runners before lh" seaso n. ' 1 · ·s 's 20-1'''"' ,,.,~" Dtvisiol\. d1nmp1on Cmcinnati th ;. ... goel s 1 ~ unwy • etr roster. • Bengals from the Browns last · •la rl ed that they lrad"d ,., D. CIIIC'AGO nson ' ' over .,:,n <e~q . 7-5 odds In tl"f"al tho New York ' · t UP l i- Ken Sl · Be I Co h . nga s ac Paul Brown .year . He was cut before this ~ckup man · Jess Phi 11·1ps to ' ' •'f-Jorst is a 33-yJ.."ar-old rmm M""~ •n the" Nnlt."nal t .ca" Ue Pi erre qult· the Indiana footbaH satd JdT ue sdaky- tha . t Morrision season started . ' "" • v • " . New Orleans for several draft who ttc1s been in pro ath1etics playoffs. II(• r"ated Baltimore t~>am Tucsday , saying he wou ~or out with the The Bengals' b"ckfield has choices. But IJ<J rkfield st rength .~for years,'' B r~ wn soid. "Ht• • wan led to co ncentrate on Bengals m practice this week". been thinned by the loss of an 11-10 choice to bcal V'e 1. 'Th , is not Brown 's only worry has to handle this on his own. Oakl::tnd A's 1_n the Alllerieon bas(•P::~ll. · · ere s a possibility he · Doug Dressler . Although there · going into the Ohio rivalry The only thing we can go is lo League playoffs . " Kenny and I had a long talk coul~ be added to the ~oster ,'l ha ~ b£;en some spe<·ulation th e game against Cleveland. €ncou ragl! hhp . Ri,biht now I · about it and 1 Understand his have a genuine concern for our ::::::~.:::::~:=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;::::::::::::::::::::::::·:- fee Ijng eo rhp Iete ly,' ' Coach ki~n g game." ' Lee Corso said after t"h e 1 ' .... Punte r Dave · I.e\" is also \.AI t•gt• decision was announced . "He's r he married and feels his career hasn;t been up to .stilndard but NEw y 0 R K (uP 1) The Rio Grande College coach this year in Diane Lewis. assistant coach in 1972and was Browr said bc1ckup mt:n Muhl- uni te d Pre ss rn•ernq.no nal rests in that direct ion and we , , . Bo:;~rd of Coac h es rop rs sm"tl I' d · sWi~ team opens up a "six~meet · Miss Lewi$ takes over for Gail the diving coach also. Lewis man and .Mike Ernst, the . co l le')e football team s w i th . respect us ec1sion." schedule Thursday, Oct . 4_, at Hendricks. ~iss Lewis was th e will be assisted by · Diane newl y acquired second--string won lost records and hr sl p lace ' Co rso named freshnu:~O the Lyne Center pool against Slawter and Marcine Ea~· ly . . quarter b~ck rwete irotreildyto ~~~~ ) 1n parentheses (ThJrd · ('ourney ..Snyder fo replace St. Capital beginning at 7 p.m. For · The Redwomen dropped a 63- step in. · · , Team Poinh Pierre in the Hoosiers' start:ng WRIGHT DISMISSED "· . l Delaware ( 19) ( 4 OJ 318 tme kf 1e ' ld an d , like o ther lhe Redwomen, lhis will mark I " Horst's problem n.... puntmg 2, Grambling ( 41 (4 01 PI'I''I'SBURGH (UP!) - Mel 41 decision to Capital last year 283 their third year of in- Wri g~t, whose..gne-year tenure at Lyne Center . is.....tl_lat he h~s trouble C-a tching J. South D<lk.otil (3) (4 OJ 25 J co a c hces, co ntinu ed tercollegiate competition . 3 401 ~~: preparations for this week's as Pitl.sbw-gh Pirate pitching Oct . 4 , C~pital · Hom e, 7p .m. ttte ball frqm center," Brown ~ - ~;~!L" ( ~i ~~: 0 ) l 1 Rio Grande, winless th e last coach saw lhe staff's . pedor- Oct . 16 Cap ital Away, 1 p.m . sa id.; " He ha s · a soccer 6 Cal Po ly (SLOJ (3 OJ IJ6 non~con f e r e n ce opponents. OI1io University .. d d . , d t 7 Tennessee Sl (3 0) 11 3 I ct· t b W 1... k' · . two years, will field its largest ~nance slip to one of the worst Oct .&20I Den ison Home. ·10a .m . we groon . an ISO t use Q a 80 1se Sta t e (J 01 101 11 · rana rnce s un eaten est squad ever as thirteen young in the National League, was Oct 23 W lftenb e rg Away. 1 P m catChing the balLHe can punt 9, Wes tern Ky . ( 1J (3 OJ 41 Virg inia Satur day. All-lay,? ,_,. II .1 'fh ld ' 10LousianaTech(21) 41 ladies have earned positions on dismiosed by the club Tuesday. Oc:t30Musk lngum p.m. the ba a rtn e 1 e cou JUSt .. 11 . Nor th. Dakota st. L! 11 The Northwestern d.efense 32 the 1973 team headed by Nov . 3 Ohio W.esleyan Home,"" catOO it. As for Ernst, he's just 12. W ittenbiJrg (Q ,J (9 O) '29 go t a stiff workout '1\tesday as In 1-973, Pirate pitchers had a !0 :30a .m . ba I •. d · h ,. 13. Carson Newman (3 OJ 19 ·c· 1 p on t t:oncentrate d veterans Cary Coutts and Amy combined ERA of 3, 74 and .., rey a equate ng t now. · l<~No rth e rn Colo ( l ) ( 3 0 , ,oac h J em 16 Portofe. · ·sunday's game at Cleveland Js JalCnVt {A! a .J's r o OJ 15 on stopping explosive Ohio allowed 693 runs. Only live-of The Redwomen, with an 0-6 the 15 Pittsbw-gh pitchers had KEALEY TO REDS . be "4he seventh regular quarterback Rich Bev ley. who mark in i972, expect to be more winning ·records and Steve ·season meeting between !,he led the Mid~America conCINCINN1TI (U P!.) - The competitive this year because Blass, a 19-game winner last Cincinnati Reds Tuesday ac- two-dubs, with the Browns HE' LL GU SLUW fere nce in total offense lasl of more members on the year~ was lake_n _out of the · quired ri ght-handed pitc her holdilll0a5-1ad~ntage.Cleve- · COLUMBUS ! UP!) vear. roster. Rio Grande had only ten startmg rotation shortly after Steve Keale'y from the Chicago lana also whipped .the Bengals J oseph Ha vener, the new · PUrdue had one of it' longest swimmers . last fall , which mid-season because of an Whte Sox, completing an - 24:0 in a pre·seasOn g3me at superintendent of the Southern practices of the sea son offset high finishes by . the exceptionally poor performan- Aug.ust deal that sent pitcher CohimbuS this year . Ohio Correc lional Facility at Tuesday and the WorkoUt , Redwomen when . the op- ce. '1We too~ a .so und beating -in Lucasville said Moncjay he . perhaps, seemed even longer . Jim McGlothlin to the Sox', position placed more swim· ·game ," BroWn plans to move slowly in making through the conspicuous a~ ·Manager Danny; Murtaugh Kealey, 26, has been placed that mers in each event. sa id . " They loo ked mu ch improvemen ts al the $32. sence of three sta rters . Wide satd he would announce a ori' the roster of the Reds ' In,Rio Grande has a new heasJ replacement at a later date. dianapolis farm \earn. better than we did. n. milli on institution. receiver Larry .Burton a"nd ,' middle guard Tim Armstrong CAKE MIX Nebra:~ka Minnesota--'-" h. <:~ r··ru mph 1 • N~>w go. on tvith th ~. f ore· Seaver said 'tuesday from his home ~n Connecticut. ''But I fuliJ' expect it'll be all r-ight aflcr " couple of days aod I'll be able to ~:tart against th<: Reds Saturday . \'lri!Jnia ti , Indiana II Wm . ,'( .\ taq :u. \ ' ilbnu\';l 1:. \\'t''\ 1 ove r Mic higan State . 36-12. ·i3n d Mets work out today ll State. 3i· l4 . t he :\'oln~ Da me lri s lt :.tnnouurt' his starting pitcher for Saturday's opener here unlil he lCHrns who the Met..s an· going to pitl·h .· National League pl.nyoffs, Cin-. einrklli He(L'J' Manager Spc~ rk y Ander son is loc ked in ~~; ,. ; tr<Jtegy battle With Nev.· York :U, Wt•S I. 'li d1 :!l El sew h e n~ around t h e na tion we loo k fo r Bi ll Bani<.> S So.uihern Cal. 37, Oregon St. 14 Ten nessee Vo lun tee rs tO out battle - heh-he.h - the invad- Penns.ylvania 14 ... Brown 1:.! ing Kan sas cl.ub and wtn a hard fou ght contes.t. :lB -17 . Pittsburgh 21. Tulane 14 · .Tex as wi ll down the vis i t in g Purd~:~e 16, Duke H Wake Forest Oemorr Deaco n::;. Mass . 24, Rutgers 20 ~1-21. . a nd Arizori a St a t e 33. San Diego SL. 14 should hav e a littl e ·tr·o ubl e HouSton (Ni . overpow er ing Nc\~ · M e x ico. 41 ~1issouri "26. SMLI'" I8 7! Haye s· Big Bu ('keye::; t~ wha ck Wa Shin gton State. 4214 . Lh e Soufhcrn Ca lif ornt a Trojans to . trnunce O·rc go n Fow· !\lt'ts' \1aua gl'r Yogi Berra . days bf>fon· Lhe :-;Lart of the • J\ndl'rson snys he won 't CINCINNATI• I UPI ! II sissippl. Flori da um-kumph' The big explosiOn 01 th e d.:ty will ocrur m Colo radn wht'r<' the Air For ce Falcon s pia~· 1;-, 1 l tah ."'tt :!!1., Bn!!h :nu \ ' ounh leaguP pl:l\' are Aldb.ui'J;t v..; Georg1a . Auburn h1)s11ng \l 1:-> 18· 1~ ~ :oc 1"\ 1 tt earn(• st wllh tour b1g leagut' game s on tap ~lat dwtl loa ing Kentu rky _Qvcr ~0 l T t. 'h;III.IIIOII~.l :!";~ ..... ; C'll CC buys g t"l down to \\ )J,fl... Il l Stat e. TuJ..a • • Mo_rris on ma~y. -~·o in vary my plans. " 1\nderson ~•d . ·'But right'" now, I plan. arlothcr twO hour workout Thursday with a scrimmage "nd then wind up Friday afte!'noon with a. hour's worth of hitting." . Anderson said Berra had done an oul.standing job with · the \V[ets this year. ' " Anybody who c riticius Yogi ought to have his mouth washed out with soap," Anderlhe 39-ye"r-<J!d Anderson, who son !aid . " Yogi has proved · has guided th e Reds to what kind of a-manager he is National League pennants two by bringing his team back from · of the last three years. But if it 12 games out, despite having came to a fifth and deciding people hurt all year." game, I'll pr_ob<Jbly. wind up Although Cincinnati shortgettin g · ~very body and stop D;lve,Concepcion wa_s lost anybody in the game." · earlier in the season, Anderson "With a _4 P .M. starting tim~ ffi. ; no injury problems going for the first two games at into the playoffs. · Riverfront Stadium, Anderson ;'We're ht!althy,.so we can 't is holding all workouts this use-injuries as an exCuse," said week at I P .M. He started with _ -Anderson. an hour . .Q,[ hitting practice ' Tuesday atl planned a two how- workout tl)is afternoon, A thought for the day : includin·g a six inn'ing scrim~ French writer Henri Stendahl mage game. sa id, "One ' can acquire every. :'I 'll . watch and see how· thing in solititude ... except things are goi ng and I might character ." \ I (1 , \ ,,\. t .l;th Egad . fn~._•ntis , t ill ~ 1.; till' weN; thl' SpuliH'a ~h·rn Cunlt•r ' taimng Kc ntu d;.~We forcs~f' an !\ labamJ \ H 'tor~ 0\' Ct: tlw Bulldn'gs. :10-11 and tnumphs for Aubu rn U \ ' l' l Ol e MI SS. 27 -14 LSL . over · Fl orida. 12-H . and up Jnd rvrn :!~. • 5 - The Dail)' Sentinel. Mt<ldlt•p6rt-Pornt•roy, 0., O<:L 3, 1973 Sparky, Yogi Sileflt on who 'w ill start on hill . ' ~ . • •• • • I, < .... ' ' ' . '- ' . • I ' •.. �• .• ' ' .. ' • . 6 ...: Tht' Dail) S<•nt in. i, Middlep.or l-1'\>llWroy. 0 .. Ot·t. 3, 19i:l . UJVIUENO COMING EXTON , Pa . -. AI its quarterly dividend meeting, Ule lloard of D1rectors of Foote MiuerO:j) C(Jmpany declared a dividend of 55 cenis per share on the -company's convertible preferred sloe~. $2.20 c;umu lative if earned. The dividend will be paid on Oct . 29 to shareholders of record at the close of business on Oct: 15. The last dividend paid on the. preferred stock was Se pt. '30, 1971. Derby cheater·won't b e ' given -jail sentence contrHmtmg tO the delinquency BO ULDER . Colo. 1UP!l - A bt••n worked out. but I have businessman who · Lold h1 s ag rt•rd for t.1 nonJudicial ad ~ of a rninOr after admnting m nepheY.· tocheattowinllw 197:l jusln1t1 nl of th e ch;uges,'' AugUst that he tuld his nephew, Jam'es Groncn , 14, to install an National Soapbox Derby 'nil Holmes said . '.' De~'ils will be not have to go to jail. ctrnwn up in liri<;- wilh what was electtomagnetic devjce in the Juvenile Court Judge Horace discussed in my chambei-s." • nose 9f his winning racer. The B. Holmes said Tuesday he had Lange and his qttorneys met system was discovered by agreed to a defense motio~f>in the judge's chambers for I' Derby orricials several days a " nonjudicial adjustm t " almost a h~lf.hour Tuesday after Gronen· won the race. against Robert Lange Sr. The before Holmes emerged and •·[ determined that he should adjustment would bar any jail said he wquld have a decisioq sentence for Lange. Oct. 29. · c .,. ' "The details ha ve oot yet . l,ange was charged with · •• as to the career interests, hobbies, • favorite " He has already been through enough/ ' Hunter sard. Gronen was disqualified and forfeited a $7,500 scholarship . Lange said he learned in 1972 that contestant< used " professional-built racers" a·nd "con.. sistently and notoriously violated derby rules withoot eensure or. disqualification." Motel .b.o om fadirig into·gloom ..'• . Teens opunons po U completed . A survey to determine the opinion• of teenagers of Meigs Co\Ully in regard to services of libraries has been completed , Mrs. Vilma Pikkoja, book- build and in.stnll a magnetic nose SQ aS Lobe competitive,'' Lange scud. ''I knew this was a violation of official derby rules ~\nd consider it now to be a se rious mistake in judgm~nt. " Boulder Distric t Attorn~y Alex Hunter has sa id no charges would be filed against Gronen. subj ec t areas, and library visitation habits. Over 100 survey forms were completed as a part·of a mobile supervisor, reports. ·• report wh1ch Mrs. Pikkoja 15 '"Paul Voss was in charge of submittin g to the • State the survey at Meigs High Library. School while Mrs. Jeannine . Ttie s urvey is intended to Petrel conducted the poll in • alert library per~;onnel on how Sout bern and Eastern High they better may serve yo\Ulg Schools . The survey inquired people. ORLANDO, Fla . ( UP!z Orlando's motel boom has dissolved in gloom. Although Mickey Mouse is stil1 as popular as he ever was, two out oJ every three motel rooms are sta nding empty each night in this tourist center which was transformed in tWo years by a frenzy of building unmatched anywhere m ·the world. . The Orlando area Chamber of Commerce called it the "eighth :wonder of the WQrld," when ·Ute a rea's 5,000 motel rooms in 1971 . became 24)>00 this sununer. . Dazzling high-rise motels with gourmet kitchens and Orlan_d·o Innkeeper s Association a rival to Mallard's group-- was meetin~ to tty to raise advertising money, claimmg motels were· ''not overbuilt" but " un· on many a postcard behind the mists of Lake Eola's fountain, h~s been losing $60,000 a month. A federo l judge in Miami ordered it closed after the Park Plaza's owner, First Bapti st Ch urch Inc . of filed for a Margate, reorganization and "restructuring of debts:" on the same day, the Greater dersold .'~ The meeting came as the Chamber Commerce reported that occupancy rates had dropped to a 28 per ce nt average. Hugh Snow, manager of the Kahler Plaza, the fanciest of Orlando 's downtown hotels, says hl! averaged 32 per cent occupancy in August as co:npared with 78 per cen\ a year ago. The .11 break:even " point in the industry .is conside red about 50 per cent occupa ncy. Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS ·Jam es Ca rnahan , Ra cine; Brenda • • C~nnmg ham , P omer oy; C larenc ~ Adams, !lacine·; Garrett Rife, Middleport ; Genevieve Minehart , Pomeroy; Christy ' Dailey, Pomeroy; Clara S!llith, · Middleport ; J\Ulior Bud Darst, Middleport. . DISCHARGES - Mildred Dill, Melanie Grueser, Roland Morris, · Vern Little, I onda Salser, Sharon Tuttle, Donmi ~-vis , Cliffo~d Murray. , . Snow, who is also director of the inkeepers association, feels one answer lies in adverti:;ing ana promotion, and that costs money . The ,a ssociation is considering charging each motel and hotel 5 cents per room on a weekly or monthly basis for , promotion. "The real problem is that people still don' t know we have rooms available,'' Snow said. entreprene ur&, paying customer~. Use Our Lay Away Plan 1 ' I SHOP EARLY WHILE QUANTITIES lAST o-c-T-o-aREG . $2 .98 , MA CHI NE WA SHABLE -. • POLYESTER DOUBLE KNITS .<>;· .,I 22 ~ ~ •• YARD Deep tex.1ured , bri llia nt ~o hd ~ . fancy fw o a rid three color yarn dyed kn its . 60 " wid th on full bolts· .' -' • REG. $ 1.l9 . SO FT 100% ORlOfll· WINTUK YARN 10 GA LlO N TA @78C."· AQUARIUM KIT 99 . SKB N beautih.1L ombre~ and w tnler warm colon of DuPont Orion ' . Mo th pt ool, wastloble 4 oun~e . 4-ply pull ~lo.e on EHIItng REG. $14.95 Va r u~gate\ , Clea t v1eW tonk with f lo~s. ft lter , charcoa l, automot1c hea ter, pump A foscma tmg fomtly h';bby! 100% POLYES TER SOLID COLOR BLANKET 3 OCT AV E RA NGE ORGAN with BENCH MEAT SPECIALS SUPERIORS BOLOGNA Blue Bonn e t Whipp e d Soft MARGARINE • 2 -LONGHORN By Pc. CLIP THIS AD . 4 DAYSONLY 69<= ALUMINUM 25 FT. FOIL FRANKS BLACK PEPPER Ohio Colby OCT. 4-5-6-7 ' CRUSHED· PINEAPPLE .. .· 2 81,4 ·COFFEE . 18 oz . . ·jar 69¢ oz . 4 ]a r 69'¢· [~~~ ' ' .- CANS REGULAR f Co me in, co m pate Wtl/1 y ou r genu me d1a m ond~ See of you can lei I t ne d 1ffe rencc Ybu 'l! be ~ urpr l sed, dc t tgh t ed, <.~rld .tmaled·ma rl 'l! o f the Wealth,. People kee 'p the~t rea l d1amond ~ 1n t he v.~ ull ano wear lhese and the<r fr te r'l d '> don'! know the diff erenc e. Some b f lheS"c r1 nqs Soi'CI rot as ~•gh n $"28 .00 Alt rongssct m ~tertmg or lOK G~ & 18 KaratHGE . 5.9s'. Sw.ngy ' lop ~a11d l e 5houlde r bogs fal l ~hoq e s Soft vets . an<t,. . .....~ Bring This Ad OTHER FINE. RINGS $ • $7 .99 . Plus . UP '4.991 l T11 ... . . . .. ·' ' Limi t 2 T o An Ad . LADIES' 1 t<T , s5,99 LADIES' 2 KT s6.99 " ........1' • . ' Fun for the entire family - Live pin .• action . Real bowling in your own · • home. MEN'S RINGS.RoMs5.99 Regular 112.99 $.999 . . DO YOU HAVE ACHARGE' Silver Bridge~ Plaza · Both Stores in Gallipolis · Point Pleasant- Store ' ' .• • \ .\ \ \ \ . \ • .. . \ '· . '• - .. • • ' BUDGET=- herita!W house · SHOPL.. 'BAKER Mr. and Mrs. Ead Starkey were in Zanesville recent1y where they visited her brother, A. R . Cas ter, who was seriously ill in a hospita l there. Mr. Caster has now been moved to a Charleston , W.Va., hospita l a nd is r eportedly improving. l'he B~sy Bee Society of the Carpe nter Ba ptist Chu rch met at the church. Mrs . James .. Gaston gave devotions for t~e September meeting . Others present were Mrs . Robert Lich, Mrs. Lewis Sm ith , Mrs. Rona ld Whittington , Mrs . J oe McWhor ter , Meta Fisher , Mrs. Rex Cheadle and Mrs. William Cheadle . Rece nt guests of Mr . and Mrs . Dale Stansbury have been Faye K1tzmiller, Millersport ; Ma·e Tewskbury and Ma xine Butler of Columbus, Mr. ·and Mr s . C. W. Sta nsbury of Rutla nd and Mr. and Mrs . Marion McClure of Dexter . Mr. and Mrs. Dor a\ Beatty, Kar en and Chuck, Carlisle, Ohio, visited her father, Elza McComas, her brother·in·law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Perry a nd sister, Mrs . Ellen Facemyre. . Mr . and Mrs . Reed J effers and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cra btree spent a Saturday evening in Albany with Mr . a nd Mrs. Tom Spurlock . rry Mr. and Mrs. Vernon ~ a nd grandd a ughter , ona Jean, Hillia rds, wer e ove night callers at their home here a nd visited relatives. Several from the communi!~ attended ·the J ackson County Apple Festival. F riends and r elatives a t· tended graduation exercises for th e Hockin g Techni cal College and Southea st Ohio School of Practical Nursing. Ruth Ann J ordan Birchfie ld was one of the graduates. Mr . a nd Mr s. William Culwell and Mr. and Mrs . Dwaine Jordan and children wer e at the funeral home in Beaver because of the death of Mrs. Blanton, mother of T. H. Blanton , brother-in-law of Mr. Culwell. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mattox \ made .a busine"! trip to Fort Mrs. Roger Grueser and Recovery , were at the Science Review, and called on a daughte rs, J enny Jo and Susie, of-Logan , called at the hpme of brother-m-law, John Foul, -in Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and Day ton. family. Mrs . Grueser visited Mr . and Mrs . Harold Gillogly; Vicky and Bruce, her fath e r at V~__e!_§ n s Memorial Hospital on SUnday wer e ove rnight guests of his afternoon. · si'Oie r , Berni ce McKnight, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huds~ Columbus. of Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Shelby j!ev. and Mrs. Howard Hein an1 :t her mother , Mrs. Nina Pickens a nd fa mily of Syracuse and Mrs. Pauline Chase of Hillsdal~. Mich. , wer e Rose and son, Paul, of Racine guests of Mr . and Mrs. Reed R. D. visited at th e~home of Mr. Jeffers. and Mrs. Allan Taylor on Among those attending the Sunday . Science Review near Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Circle wer e Mr. and · Mrs. Robert and family of Columbus and Lich, Reed Jeffers ,- Mr. and Mr . and Mrs. James Circle of .• Mrs. J oe McWhorter, Gene 4iew Haven visited with Mary Jeffers, Lester . and Marco, Circle over the weekend. .- Mendal Jordan , Mr. and Mrs . EWlie Brinker , Betty Van James Gaston, Arthur· CrabMeter and Sheryl Leann tr ee, Mr. and Mrs . Rex Johnson called at the home of ~~~~:~: Dwa ine Jordan, Earl J ess e Gainer of Pome roy , Cecil Gillogly and • r ecently. &eve, and Mr . and Mrs. Carl 'l"illiam and Cathy Carleton Cr a btree. • of Racine spent an evening • Ma i;vln Covey , South with Eunie Brinker . Charleston, W. Va., and Mrs. ldus P ettry of Di"!!'ond, W. Va., v ls ited ~eir nie_ce, Mrs. Stephen Douglas, hi s bitter . Rex Cheadle and- family. political opponerit, held Presi.Members of Temple Church dent Lincoln's hat during LinWSCS met with Murl Gala way coln's first inaugural exerc is· for their September meeting . es..' ' Several members and guests enjoyed hymn singing and a devotional prepared by the preside nt, Mrs. Arthur Cra btree. The oCtober meeting will be held at the church with . ' Mrs. Carl Greenlees as ' hostess: · . Mr. and Mrs . Walter J ordan, Gallipolis, spent an evening with hiS parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan and his brother and sister·in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan and family. I Lou Osborne 1· I ·I Columbia Grange held their regular meeting and ~!ection of I I I officers with several of the .1 . SEARS I offic ers re-elected, It was I Catalog Merchant announced that Rilla Rhoades won the cookie contest ln the I 220 E. Main Pomeroy I county and will represent I . PH. 992-2178 '. I Meigs_CoWltYat the state level. Here's the Man To See For •••. ... -· RALL'S • • • 1399 - .. - • • • Sup·er-Stretch PANT1 HOSE 3 rolls$1 ~ $ 1.•: ~n d ,i! ii;: 1399 twin$ LP RECORDS · ~~~~~~y-~e~~fci . ~o~~. 399 2for$1 • . ~~ 4· lor """ $1' :· ----- hoxe~1. $ lwo 60-wan two 75 · wa tt and two IOO·watl 1-ga l Capac1ty [~~~ I( • • ' LISTERIME ® MOUTHWASH NOW JU ST 99~ l~ ~ -<.J/ 20-oz . Fam1 ly Stze 88~ ' 99~ CRAFT and RUG YARN Ken tuc ky sotl·sp un rayon and co tt on yarn 70 - ~d sketns V1v1d ·• , 3 Pierced and clip· styles Gold and Si lve r f1mshes .in ~oop , b an ds. dan· REDEEMABLE FOR CAN OV OR gles and wa fo rs TOYS •• • 1,. • •• •. '" T SALE· STARTS TODAY 1~.7 Pet tie temm1ne napKms • 6 • Majesty · Cilletlt TRAC II Razor with Blades. Blade Cartridge ~ NEW FREEDOMS-!O'S : OF bul bs • r , Pkg. of 2- Norelc:o Soft -White 3-WAY BUlBS . . KOTEX ' FEMS-!O'S $1; BULBS;..· ·3 33 ,. . •., Shop Early •.. Save Santa Time .ind Money Laterl . Majesty®· SPARKLE 11 YARNS • • Playlull Little Dolls • Animal Sets • Lots ot Cars • Jet Planes • Many, Many, More ! T e rnf• c co llec tio n of toys ... plenty oi lun for boys a nd g1rls of all ages 1 Stock•ng stuffers . .. grab-bag g1fts . . . lo ts of great toys and games for not-so-great a price! All in the Ch(ISt· mas spiril l YO.UR ·CHOICE: 11 • Our Reg. $1.39~ NOW ONLY Shimmery, new fr os ted colors in ac ryli c and nylon . wor s ted -we.ght ·· yarn . Mach in e wa s h and dry. Easy-knit 4 -oz. pull s ke ins . $ .• • .EACH SK.EIN BEST . !Se&-sil I ' . ~. • ' VALUES $HOP AND savE THE EAs,f WAY• c~~aaa• .'n w . ... Altl!: THE -SNAP BOWliNG . . . A ux~liary givei i 44~ Skmnv rib t urtl e and lJ·nc ck body ~~~~ ~ ~ 1n p re ll y autumn hues. One site fth 5'·S'B". Bring this certificate and $4.99 plus tax and re-· ceive a LADIES' Sterling Silver ·o r. 10-kt. Gold Filled ring, set with y, Kt .. DIAMOND REPRO . DUCTION, SPARKLING FLASHING · WITH RAINBOW FIRE _., With Coupon 297 REGULAR $4.98 [Birthstone Rings Rutland Dept . Store E x p i re s: . 10-6 -73 · oz. BODY SUITS 4 c a,n TASTERS CHOICE INSTANT STRETC H NYLO N 0Z·43¢ ., JIF PEANUT BUTTER· • .FABULOUS RING RIOT! DEL MONTE • So ft luxunou~ w1tl• nylon bind · ing Generous 72 ~ 90 " f1 ts !won and full beds Fa bulous t o lon r \1r:.;.l M:.uu.l u(,) ('() IJib. to fund at meet .. By the Day REGULAR $3.99 46 oz. c an 175 j THURS.-FRI.·SAT.·SUN. 1 DA IR Y Fea tures 37 treb le keys , 12 cho rds . Smoked mu s 1c rack , rnu's 1c boo k. On -off swi tch C~sh1oned hassoc k bench. \ '1S i~l'1.) won by Mrs. Freda Clark. A steak dinner was •erved preceding the meeting \flth the legionnaires as guests .- Crocker cou pons and ,;·nus · d 1,1\1 Laure1 G.range met ·an 'l'ht•u' daug,hter Susie rcmamt.: coupons for a special project r('Kular .'{("SSiun with Mm;lt•r K • to ~lt1t•nd t·lasses at Oh10 for children and youth . At the w. Hok'OnJb in the chair. Of- . Universit ) . • Mr , <~nd Mrs. James Neal urc schopl of instructiQn, Mrs. ficers f1)r the coming ye~1r were Martin se rved for Reva Cihla elected , During the blLSincss vi!'iting Mrs. Neal's brother, instructing on rules for U1e sesssion it was t.lecided to send Mr . and Mrs. George Perry ' . history and the scrapbooks. a C'onlnbution to the Columbid and ltl~r sbter. Mr . and Mrs. PRlCES RIGHT! A bulletin from Mrs. Tipple It V(a·s- announced . that on Chapel Chureh for their Albert Bolen . The lf•n•e A contribution to the cystic ' Oct. 21 a reception w11l be held building fund . families att.ended the Farm filwosis fWid drive was made· was read anc:Y the unit voted to for the new departemental Mr and Mrs. Ito bert. SciCJlce Hevlew. whe~ the Auxiliary of Feeney- su)Jsc ril)e to the Carville Star, cheapeau at Sebring. • Several Holliday and sons of Dexter Mrs . G. A. Radck1n spent Bennett Post '128, American the Legislative Bulletin and ~ ; partners of (he' Meigs Salon Route and David Wilcox of Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. l. l.eg•on, met recently at ·the The Firing Line. R~ported ill .' were · Mrs. will attend. Middleport a ttended the f' arm • Swett of Middleport: . hall . . Money making projects were Scfence Review. Mr . and Mrs. Henry Turner ~l _ The unit also voted to con- Amanda Murray, Mrs. Golda discussed and tieing sold are Mr. William Birchfield of of Dyesville spent last week tnbute UO !~ward a gift for the RoiJ'sh, Christi Smith, Steve knives , candy, and - ColumbusvisitedMr . andMrs . visiting their sons, Mr. and ~J.stnct ,prestdent, Mrs. E~ther miscellaneous items. These G. A. Radekin and went Mrs . Roger Turner and family, T1pple . Plans were made to were distrib~ted at the meeting squiriel hWlting. Elgin, !H., and Mr. and Mrs. attend the district fall confor sale by the parlners. Mrs . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fisher La rry Turner and famlly , Mt. ference tomorrow at Ja ckson. Marie Bo~d will host the Nov. visited Mrs. Maude Holcomb in Cory, Ohio . Mrs. Etta' Will presided with Your ;T)iOM MeAN- Store . 12 meeting . A card was signed he r new home. ' Mr. a nd Mrs . Art Feaber of Mrs. Lillian Rei tmire giv ing • - ,. ..-Middlepor~. 0 . for Mrs. Martin who is ill. Mr. and Mrs . Albert Bolen Florida have been spendmg a the prayer. There was ·silent Refreshments were served . vis ite d their brother-in-Jaw, few days with Mrs. Feaber's prayer fpr the war her oes. The ' ,. .., Grover Stour, who is a patient sister. Mr . a nd Mrs. Glenn membership c hairw oman CONNIE PWIIIRI at Holzer Hospilal. Turner, Dyesvrlle. reported that the unit has a MISS · WONDERFUL M...IPOII,O. , _ Mrs. Nellie Vale and Mrs. total of 145 paid members, · POLL PARROT '·' . '' . The oranguta n can move lacking 14 of being quota . The DINGO ' Galaway' won Fannie P et tit, who have Also, Murl recently moved to · Rutland , fa st er through jungle tr ees juniorW1illsquotawith41paid DANIEL GREEN several places in the crochet ca lled on folks in the com- than a man on foot , accordmg memberships. Members were CONVERSE contest and will send en!Fies to munity Saturday. . to the Encyclopedia Britanni . . asked to get their dues in right the State Grange contest in Mr . and Mrs. Charles Essex ca . aw~y . Dayton in Odo,ber. Plans were • • discussed to paint the building where-the grange meets. Paint has been made available by the trustees who own it . Family members ·who enjoyed a picnic near Albony at Lakt Snow~en included Mr . and Mrs. Dale Stan sbury, Mr. and Mrs. J erry Stansbury, Reba a nd Aar on a nd Mr. and Mrs. Ha rold Oxley, local, a long with Mr. and Mrs . Larry Sta ns bu ry a nd Benny, Reynoldsburg. Those fr om a distance who were her e at the time of the death of Webster Facemyre, local fa rmer who was killed in a tractor accident recently, included Mr. and Mrs. Orville ·Faccm yre, Scotts Depot, W. • Va .; Mr . and Mrs. Carl Burdette, Mr. and Mrs. William . Ca rpente r , Mr . a nd · Mrs. Will ia m F isher, Mrs. Mae SUPER MAX Kleenex· J•m~o -Roll CAKE PAM Face m ye r, Mr . a nd Mrs . For O'uM1. sponge o r DR1ER-STVLER PAPER TOWELS Geo r ge Facem yer , Mr . any c ake ' Alumonum Wh1te Co101s. pr mts Thurman Fa cemyer and Mrs . wllt1 an Od17Eid ol'l ter1or Cojors Reba Robinson , a ll of Charleston, W. Va .; Mr. and Sheerly beaut!lul nylon 'Mrs. Douglas Facem yer and Wtl h at tacl•me nls panty .hose One·s•z e hi s JUST daughter , and Mr . a nd Mrs. women 5·11 to S· lt 6·tn , --~ lletween 100 and 150·1bs, Eugene Massey and children, IIIAM' FOR MEM Decorator COMTAIMERS Fas t11on snaoes. ,.. Nitro, -W. Va .; Mr . and Mrs. ,, Bathroom Tissue DR1ER-STVLER Use em to r sto rage • c De en colo rs, print s Harvey Adkins , Milton, W. Our Reg . 6~.;: Pr , cent PIEI CI! ~ , 10 0 1 2·qt c a. ,S>IVE! Our Reg 37c Pak SALE PRI CI; ,Va .; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon pa'c•w a1r·!lgt1t C~o1~ t;t et Facemyer, Apple Grove, W. Va .; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Facemye r and daughter, Mrs . - ~aks With a,ttachme nts ONLY • caiiSls lnStrume nl aiS Thomas 'Le pley · a nd Mrs; Earnest Facem ye r, Mt. .. ~~-- "' 'PURRR" COMB Facial Tinuu Vernon, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs .. 7~-•• AlliMIMIIM FQIL 1 · 11 w 1da . 25-ft roils Robert Wile, Fairborn , Ohio; IIETANGlER PLAVING C~DS Cutte r-edge bo ~ . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones, Plas t1c co aled Our Reg 35c Boll! Dayton ; Mr. and Mrs. Dora! Bea tt y, Kar en and Chu ck , ,., Carlisle, Ohio; Mrs . William ,,'" . Elliott , Farmington , N. Mex., "'"· a lon g with Mr . and Mrs. STEAM Eugene Beatty and Mr. a nd VAPORIZER Mrs. Steve Malesko, Dayton. Each packagecontams PiC G . Carmel News, 44 18" GORTON'S PERCH FISH. ..........1 ~:·89¢ CELERY @2994 PUFFS FACIAL TISSUES FROZEN B UYS FLORIDA ·- PINEAPPLE JUICE SUPERIORS $} 09 WIENERS.-.... ~~. FR ESH PR ODUCE I Q. Del Monte BY PC••••••• lb. 79~ SLICED •••••• lb. 89~ ~ 53 ¢ j·' SAVE SS' - .. • 'Mt-Guffjn, Lucille Garten, Sam Beller, Oon Gosney and John Kauff. The door prize donated by Mrs. Charles Kessinger was Carpenter News . Eve·nt LAY- AWAY of Dis ney co rrectly guessed !-)ow many visitors to exPect and the two large motels inside the park- the Contemporary and the Polynesian Village, with a total of 1,500 roomshave been virtually full every ni ght. I But too many others tried to cash in . ' .Almost prophetically, Blaine Malla r d of th e Orlando Area Inkeepers A::::sociat10n satd recently, " To tell the truth, I'm scared to death. I 'm scar ed out of my wits." Ma11ard, who is also p r esi~ dent of a cor por a tion which will open 600 roorrts by th e end of the ~ear, added, " I think you're going to see a lot of hotels change hands, a lo t of bank rup tc1es a nd 1\!'0ba bl y some tha t will close uP.'' True to Ma llard's prediction, th e P ark P laza Hotel , a lakeside landmark in downtown~ Orlando, was ordered closed Tuesday. Th e 400-room hotel, pictured "We have to gertne word eut.· :· \. When Disney fir st opened .. there was a shortage of rooms in centtal Florida, and many uut-of-state touri st s found themselves driving 50 miles or more to find a pla ce, t.o~spend the )light. The'.l,"ord was'<i!lrf!ld that rooms were "scarce . ) ·As a counterofferrsive, the Chamber <¥ Commerce a few months ago ballyhooe~ a . , promotion offering $100. te anyone wh~ couldn't find a room. " Any hotel ow~er in th~ would be ~d to pay it now," Snow said ' CASH, CHARGE, bands in thei r bars had risen The opened ·Its rirst '*-year bc.l:k. packing trail complete' -w.th overnigh t camping alont a 20mile route through Sha wnee State Forest in Scioto (;ounty . • The State . De)!"rtment of ,· Natural Resources sala the · trail is the' northern loop of what will eventually be a 50mile trail. Poi nl Hock ~)l·ial N(;t(·~ lly Wanetta Radt•kju Mrs. Ruby Marshall was welromed _as a new partper when the Meigs Co\Ulty Splon 710, Eight anp ·. Forty, met Monday night at the 'home of Mrs. Julia Hysell. Chapeau Marie Boyd p~sided at the- meeting with Mrs . Mary Martin, Mrs . Catherine Welsh, ~rs . Pearl Knapp and Mrs: Myrtle Walker reporting on a school of instruc tion .held re~ently at the lmp~rial · House, Canton . Departemental Chapeau Irene Mier and her officer.s gave the i~struction. • Mrs. Welsh, departemental • C hairwo~an . of nurses scholarship, announced that the goaHor the state is $1,000. Mrs. Walker asked for Betty .· where only oranges on ce grew. course, hoped to bed down vis itors to Walt Disney World, whic h will mark the end of its second year of oper ation Oct. 1 with a total of about 22 m illion New partner welcomed ' BA(;KPACK TKAJt:· _ COI.UMBUS I UP! I· - (Jh1o I' .. -· • • I • Fif~AN ~_ LI. ~ MIDDlEPORT, 0. ' ' ,. I " ' .. I' '---~------.1 .BEN .. • ..' ' ,, \ . 1 I • ,~ • ., I' • • ·' '·' ' . ' .\ ' �• .• ' ' .. ' • . 6 ...: Tht' Dail) S<•nt in. i, Middlep.or l-1'\>llWroy. 0 .. Ot·t. 3, 19i:l . UJVIUENO COMING EXTON , Pa . -. AI its quarterly dividend meeting, Ule lloard of D1rectors of Foote MiuerO:j) C(Jmpany declared a dividend of 55 cenis per share on the -company's convertible preferred sloe~. $2.20 c;umu lative if earned. The dividend will be paid on Oct . 29 to shareholders of record at the close of business on Oct: 15. The last dividend paid on the. preferred stock was Se pt. '30, 1971. Derby cheater·won't b e ' given -jail sentence contrHmtmg tO the delinquency BO ULDER . Colo. 1UP!l - A bt••n worked out. but I have businessman who · Lold h1 s ag rt•rd for t.1 nonJudicial ad ~ of a rninOr after admnting m nepheY.· tocheattowinllw 197:l jusln1t1 nl of th e ch;uges,'' AugUst that he tuld his nephew, Jam'es Groncn , 14, to install an National Soapbox Derby 'nil Holmes said . '.' De~'ils will be not have to go to jail. ctrnwn up in liri<;- wilh what was electtomagnetic devjce in the Juvenile Court Judge Horace discussed in my chambei-s." • nose 9f his winning racer. The B. Holmes said Tuesday he had Lange and his qttorneys met system was discovered by agreed to a defense motio~f>in the judge's chambers for I' Derby orricials several days a " nonjudicial adjustm t " almost a h~lf.hour Tuesday after Gronen· won the race. against Robert Lange Sr. The before Holmes emerged and •·[ determined that he should adjustment would bar any jail said he wquld have a decisioq sentence for Lange. Oct. 29. · c .,. ' "The details ha ve oot yet . l,ange was charged with · •• as to the career interests, hobbies, • favorite " He has already been through enough/ ' Hunter sard. Gronen was disqualified and forfeited a $7,500 scholarship . Lange said he learned in 1972 that contestant< used " professional-built racers" a·nd "con.. sistently and notoriously violated derby rules withoot eensure or. disqualification." Motel .b.o om fadirig into·gloom ..'• . Teens opunons po U completed . A survey to determine the opinion• of teenagers of Meigs Co\Ully in regard to services of libraries has been completed , Mrs. Vilma Pikkoja, book- build and in.stnll a magnetic nose SQ aS Lobe competitive,'' Lange scud. ''I knew this was a violation of official derby rules ~\nd consider it now to be a se rious mistake in judgm~nt. " Boulder Distric t Attorn~y Alex Hunter has sa id no charges would be filed against Gronen. subj ec t areas, and library visitation habits. Over 100 survey forms were completed as a part·of a mobile supervisor, reports. ·• report wh1ch Mrs. Pikkoja 15 '"Paul Voss was in charge of submittin g to the • State the survey at Meigs High Library. School while Mrs. Jeannine . Ttie s urvey is intended to Petrel conducted the poll in • alert library per~;onnel on how Sout bern and Eastern High they better may serve yo\Ulg Schools . The survey inquired people. ORLANDO, Fla . ( UP!z Orlando's motel boom has dissolved in gloom. Although Mickey Mouse is stil1 as popular as he ever was, two out oJ every three motel rooms are sta nding empty each night in this tourist center which was transformed in tWo years by a frenzy of building unmatched anywhere m ·the world. . The Orlando area Chamber of Commerce called it the "eighth :wonder of the WQrld," when ·Ute a rea's 5,000 motel rooms in 1971 . became 24)>00 this sununer. . Dazzling high-rise motels with gourmet kitchens and Orlan_d·o Innkeeper s Association a rival to Mallard's group-- was meetin~ to tty to raise advertising money, claimmg motels were· ''not overbuilt" but " un· on many a postcard behind the mists of Lake Eola's fountain, h~s been losing $60,000 a month. A federo l judge in Miami ordered it closed after the Park Plaza's owner, First Bapti st Ch urch Inc . of filed for a Margate, reorganization and "restructuring of debts:" on the same day, the Greater dersold .'~ The meeting came as the Chamber Commerce reported that occupancy rates had dropped to a 28 per ce nt average. Hugh Snow, manager of the Kahler Plaza, the fanciest of Orlando 's downtown hotels, says hl! averaged 32 per cent occupancy in August as co:npared with 78 per cen\ a year ago. The .11 break:even " point in the industry .is conside red about 50 per cent occupa ncy. Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS ·Jam es Ca rnahan , Ra cine; Brenda • • C~nnmg ham , P omer oy; C larenc ~ Adams, !lacine·; Garrett Rife, Middleport ; Genevieve Minehart , Pomeroy; Christy ' Dailey, Pomeroy; Clara S!llith, · Middleport ; J\Ulior Bud Darst, Middleport. . DISCHARGES - Mildred Dill, Melanie Grueser, Roland Morris, · Vern Little, I onda Salser, Sharon Tuttle, Donmi ~-vis , Cliffo~d Murray. , . Snow, who is also director of the inkeepers association, feels one answer lies in adverti:;ing ana promotion, and that costs money . The ,a ssociation is considering charging each motel and hotel 5 cents per room on a weekly or monthly basis for , promotion. "The real problem is that people still don' t know we have rooms available,'' Snow said. entreprene ur&, paying customer~. Use Our Lay Away Plan 1 ' I SHOP EARLY WHILE QUANTITIES lAST o-c-T-o-aREG . $2 .98 , MA CHI NE WA SHABLE -. • POLYESTER DOUBLE KNITS .<>;· .,I 22 ~ ~ •• YARD Deep tex.1ured , bri llia nt ~o hd ~ . fancy fw o a rid three color yarn dyed kn its . 60 " wid th on full bolts· .' -' • REG. $ 1.l9 . SO FT 100% ORlOfll· WINTUK YARN 10 GA LlO N TA @78C."· AQUARIUM KIT 99 . SKB N beautih.1L ombre~ and w tnler warm colon of DuPont Orion ' . Mo th pt ool, wastloble 4 oun~e . 4-ply pull ~lo.e on EHIItng REG. $14.95 Va r u~gate\ , Clea t v1eW tonk with f lo~s. ft lter , charcoa l, automot1c hea ter, pump A foscma tmg fomtly h';bby! 100% POLYES TER SOLID COLOR BLANKET 3 OCT AV E RA NGE ORGAN with BENCH MEAT SPECIALS SUPERIORS BOLOGNA Blue Bonn e t Whipp e d Soft MARGARINE • 2 -LONGHORN By Pc. CLIP THIS AD . 4 DAYSONLY 69<= ALUMINUM 25 FT. FOIL FRANKS BLACK PEPPER Ohio Colby OCT. 4-5-6-7 ' CRUSHED· PINEAPPLE .. .· 2 81,4 ·COFFEE . 18 oz . . ·jar 69¢ oz . 4 ]a r 69'¢· [~~~ ' ' .- CANS REGULAR f Co me in, co m pate Wtl/1 y ou r genu me d1a m ond~ See of you can lei I t ne d 1ffe rencc Ybu 'l! be ~ urpr l sed, dc t tgh t ed, <.~rld .tmaled·ma rl 'l! o f the Wealth,. People kee 'p the~t rea l d1amond ~ 1n t he v.~ ull ano wear lhese and the<r fr te r'l d '> don'! know the diff erenc e. Some b f lheS"c r1 nqs Soi'CI rot as ~•gh n $"28 .00 Alt rongssct m ~tertmg or lOK G~ & 18 KaratHGE . 5.9s'. Sw.ngy ' lop ~a11d l e 5houlde r bogs fal l ~hoq e s Soft vets . an<t,. . .....~ Bring This Ad OTHER FINE. RINGS $ • $7 .99 . Plus . UP '4.991 l T11 ... . . . .. ·' ' Limi t 2 T o An Ad . LADIES' 1 t<T , s5,99 LADIES' 2 KT s6.99 " ........1' • . ' Fun for the entire family - Live pin .• action . Real bowling in your own · • home. MEN'S RINGS.RoMs5.99 Regular 112.99 $.999 . . DO YOU HAVE ACHARGE' Silver Bridge~ Plaza · Both Stores in Gallipolis · Point Pleasant- Store ' ' .• • \ .\ \ \ \ . \ • .. . \ '· . '• - .. • • ' BUDGET=- herita!W house · SHOPL.. 'BAKER Mr. and Mrs. Ead Starkey were in Zanesville recent1y where they visited her brother, A. R . Cas ter, who was seriously ill in a hospita l there. Mr. Caster has now been moved to a Charleston , W.Va., hospita l a nd is r eportedly improving. l'he B~sy Bee Society of the Carpe nter Ba ptist Chu rch met at the church. Mrs . James .. Gaston gave devotions for t~e September meeting . Others present were Mrs . Robert Lich, Mrs. Lewis Sm ith , Mrs. Rona ld Whittington , Mrs . J oe McWhor ter , Meta Fisher , Mrs. Rex Cheadle and Mrs. William Cheadle . Rece nt guests of Mr . and Mrs . Dale Stansbury have been Faye K1tzmiller, Millersport ; Ma·e Tewskbury and Ma xine Butler of Columbus, Mr. ·and Mr s . C. W. Sta nsbury of Rutla nd and Mr. and Mrs . Marion McClure of Dexter . Mr. and Mrs. Dor a\ Beatty, Kar en and Chuck, Carlisle, Ohio, visited her father, Elza McComas, her brother·in·law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Perry a nd sister, Mrs . Ellen Facemyre. . Mr . and Mrs . Reed J effers and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cra btree spent a Saturday evening in Albany with Mr . a nd Mrs. Tom Spurlock . rry Mr. and Mrs. Vernon ~ a nd grandd a ughter , ona Jean, Hillia rds, wer e ove night callers at their home here a nd visited relatives. Several from the communi!~ attended ·the J ackson County Apple Festival. F riends and r elatives a t· tended graduation exercises for th e Hockin g Techni cal College and Southea st Ohio School of Practical Nursing. Ruth Ann J ordan Birchfie ld was one of the graduates. Mr . a nd Mr s. William Culwell and Mr. and Mrs . Dwaine Jordan and children wer e at the funeral home in Beaver because of the death of Mrs. Blanton, mother of T. H. Blanton , brother-in-law of Mr. Culwell. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mattox \ made .a busine"! trip to Fort Mrs. Roger Grueser and Recovery , were at the Science Review, and called on a daughte rs, J enny Jo and Susie, of-Logan , called at the hpme of brother-m-law, John Foul, -in Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and Day ton. family. Mrs . Grueser visited Mr . and Mrs . Harold Gillogly; Vicky and Bruce, her fath e r at V~__e!_§ n s Memorial Hospital on SUnday wer e ove rnight guests of his afternoon. · si'Oie r , Berni ce McKnight, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huds~ Columbus. of Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Shelby j!ev. and Mrs. Howard Hein an1 :t her mother , Mrs. Nina Pickens a nd fa mily of Syracuse and Mrs. Pauline Chase of Hillsdal~. Mich. , wer e Rose and son, Paul, of Racine guests of Mr . and Mrs. Reed R. D. visited at th e~home of Mr. Jeffers. and Mrs. Allan Taylor on Among those attending the Sunday . Science Review near Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Circle wer e Mr. and · Mrs. Robert and family of Columbus and Lich, Reed Jeffers ,- Mr. and Mr . and Mrs. James Circle of .• Mrs. J oe McWhorter, Gene 4iew Haven visited with Mary Jeffers, Lester . and Marco, Circle over the weekend. .- Mendal Jordan , Mr. and Mrs . EWlie Brinker , Betty Van James Gaston, Arthur· CrabMeter and Sheryl Leann tr ee, Mr. and Mrs . Rex Johnson called at the home of ~~~~:~: Dwa ine Jordan, Earl J ess e Gainer of Pome roy , Cecil Gillogly and • r ecently. &eve, and Mr . and Mrs. Carl 'l"illiam and Cathy Carleton Cr a btree. • of Racine spent an evening • Ma i;vln Covey , South with Eunie Brinker . Charleston, W. Va., and Mrs. ldus P ettry of Di"!!'ond, W. Va., v ls ited ~eir nie_ce, Mrs. Stephen Douglas, hi s bitter . Rex Cheadle and- family. political opponerit, held Presi.Members of Temple Church dent Lincoln's hat during LinWSCS met with Murl Gala way coln's first inaugural exerc is· for their September meeting . es..' ' Several members and guests enjoyed hymn singing and a devotional prepared by the preside nt, Mrs. Arthur Cra btree. The oCtober meeting will be held at the church with . ' Mrs. Carl Greenlees as ' hostess: · . Mr. and Mrs . Walter J ordan, Gallipolis, spent an evening with hiS parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan and his brother and sister·in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan and family. I Lou Osborne 1· I ·I Columbia Grange held their regular meeting and ~!ection of I I I officers with several of the .1 . SEARS I offic ers re-elected, It was I Catalog Merchant announced that Rilla Rhoades won the cookie contest ln the I 220 E. Main Pomeroy I county and will represent I . PH. 992-2178 '. I Meigs_CoWltYat the state level. Here's the Man To See For •••. ... -· RALL'S • • • 1399 - .. - • • • Sup·er-Stretch PANT1 HOSE 3 rolls$1 ~ $ 1.•: ~n d ,i! ii;: 1399 twin$ LP RECORDS · ~~~~~~y-~e~~fci . ~o~~. 399 2for$1 • . ~~ 4· lor """ $1' :· ----- hoxe~1. $ lwo 60-wan two 75 · wa tt and two IOO·watl 1-ga l Capac1ty [~~~ I( • • ' LISTERIME ® MOUTHWASH NOW JU ST 99~ l~ ~ -<.J/ 20-oz . Fam1 ly Stze 88~ ' 99~ CRAFT and RUG YARN Ken tuc ky sotl·sp un rayon and co tt on yarn 70 - ~d sketns V1v1d ·• , 3 Pierced and clip· styles Gold and Si lve r f1mshes .in ~oop , b an ds. dan· REDEEMABLE FOR CAN OV OR gles and wa fo rs TOYS •• • 1,. • •• •. '" T SALE· STARTS TODAY 1~.7 Pet tie temm1ne napKms • 6 • Majesty · Cilletlt TRAC II Razor with Blades. Blade Cartridge ~ NEW FREEDOMS-!O'S : OF bul bs • r , Pkg. of 2- Norelc:o Soft -White 3-WAY BUlBS . . KOTEX ' FEMS-!O'S $1; BULBS;..· ·3 33 ,. . •., Shop Early •.. Save Santa Time .ind Money Laterl . Majesty®· SPARKLE 11 YARNS • • Playlull Little Dolls • Animal Sets • Lots ot Cars • Jet Planes • Many, Many, More ! T e rnf• c co llec tio n of toys ... plenty oi lun for boys a nd g1rls of all ages 1 Stock•ng stuffers . .. grab-bag g1fts . . . lo ts of great toys and games for not-so-great a price! All in the Ch(ISt· mas spiril l YO.UR ·CHOICE: 11 • Our Reg. $1.39~ NOW ONLY Shimmery, new fr os ted colors in ac ryli c and nylon . wor s ted -we.ght ·· yarn . Mach in e wa s h and dry. Easy-knit 4 -oz. pull s ke ins . $ .• • .EACH SK.EIN BEST . !Se&-sil I ' . ~. • ' VALUES $HOP AND savE THE EAs,f WAY• c~~aaa• .'n w . ... Altl!: THE -SNAP BOWliNG . . . A ux~liary givei i 44~ Skmnv rib t urtl e and lJ·nc ck body ~~~~ ~ ~ 1n p re ll y autumn hues. One site fth 5'·S'B". Bring this certificate and $4.99 plus tax and re-· ceive a LADIES' Sterling Silver ·o r. 10-kt. Gold Filled ring, set with y, Kt .. DIAMOND REPRO . DUCTION, SPARKLING FLASHING · WITH RAINBOW FIRE _., With Coupon 297 REGULAR $4.98 [Birthstone Rings Rutland Dept . Store E x p i re s: . 10-6 -73 · oz. BODY SUITS 4 c a,n TASTERS CHOICE INSTANT STRETC H NYLO N 0Z·43¢ ., JIF PEANUT BUTTER· • .FABULOUS RING RIOT! DEL MONTE • So ft luxunou~ w1tl• nylon bind · ing Generous 72 ~ 90 " f1 ts !won and full beds Fa bulous t o lon r \1r:.;.l M:.uu.l u(,) ('() IJib. to fund at meet .. By the Day REGULAR $3.99 46 oz. c an 175 j THURS.-FRI.·SAT.·SUN. 1 DA IR Y Fea tures 37 treb le keys , 12 cho rds . Smoked mu s 1c rack , rnu's 1c boo k. On -off swi tch C~sh1oned hassoc k bench. \ '1S i~l'1.) won by Mrs. Freda Clark. A steak dinner was •erved preceding the meeting \flth the legionnaires as guests .- Crocker cou pons and ,;·nus · d 1,1\1 Laure1 G.range met ·an 'l'ht•u' daug,hter Susie rcmamt.: coupons for a special project r('Kular .'{("SSiun with Mm;lt•r K • to ~lt1t•nd t·lasses at Oh10 for children and youth . At the w. Hok'OnJb in the chair. Of- . Universit ) . • Mr , <~nd Mrs. James Neal urc schopl of instructiQn, Mrs. ficers f1)r the coming ye~1r were Martin se rved for Reva Cihla elected , During the blLSincss vi!'iting Mrs. Neal's brother, instructing on rules for U1e sesssion it was t.lecided to send Mr . and Mrs. George Perry ' . history and the scrapbooks. a C'onlnbution to the Columbid and ltl~r sbter. Mr . and Mrs. PRlCES RIGHT! A bulletin from Mrs. Tipple It V(a·s- announced . that on Chapel Chureh for their Albert Bolen . The lf•n•e A contribution to the cystic ' Oct. 21 a reception w11l be held building fund . families att.ended the Farm filwosis fWid drive was made· was read anc:Y the unit voted to for the new departemental Mr and Mrs. Ito bert. SciCJlce Hevlew. whe~ the Auxiliary of Feeney- su)Jsc ril)e to the Carville Star, cheapeau at Sebring. • Several Holliday and sons of Dexter Mrs . G. A. Radck1n spent Bennett Post '128, American the Legislative Bulletin and ~ ; partners of (he' Meigs Salon Route and David Wilcox of Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. l. l.eg•on, met recently at ·the The Firing Line. R~ported ill .' were · Mrs. will attend. Middleport a ttended the f' arm • Swett of Middleport: . hall . . Money making projects were Scfence Review. Mr . and Mrs. Henry Turner ~l _ The unit also voted to con- Amanda Murray, Mrs. Golda discussed and tieing sold are Mr. William Birchfield of of Dyesville spent last week tnbute UO !~ward a gift for the RoiJ'sh, Christi Smith, Steve knives , candy, and - ColumbusvisitedMr . andMrs . visiting their sons, Mr. and ~J.stnct ,prestdent, Mrs. E~ther miscellaneous items. These G. A. Radekin and went Mrs . Roger Turner and family, T1pple . Plans were made to were distrib~ted at the meeting squiriel hWlting. Elgin, !H., and Mr. and Mrs. attend the district fall confor sale by the parlners. Mrs . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fisher La rry Turner and famlly , Mt. ference tomorrow at Ja ckson. Marie Bo~d will host the Nov. visited Mrs. Maude Holcomb in Cory, Ohio . Mrs. Etta' Will presided with Your ;T)iOM MeAN- Store . 12 meeting . A card was signed he r new home. ' Mr. a nd Mrs . Art Feaber of Mrs. Lillian Rei tmire giv ing • - ,. ..-Middlepor~. 0 . for Mrs. Martin who is ill. Mr. and Mrs . Albert Bolen Florida have been spendmg a the prayer. There was ·silent Refreshments were served . vis ite d their brother-in-Jaw, few days with Mrs. Feaber's prayer fpr the war her oes. The ' ,. .., Grover Stour, who is a patient sister. Mr . a nd Mrs. Glenn membership c hairw oman CONNIE PWIIIRI at Holzer Hospilal. Turner, Dyesvrlle. reported that the unit has a MISS · WONDERFUL M...IPOII,O. , _ Mrs. Nellie Vale and Mrs. total of 145 paid members, · POLL PARROT '·' . '' . The oranguta n can move lacking 14 of being quota . The DINGO ' Galaway' won Fannie P et tit, who have Also, Murl recently moved to · Rutland , fa st er through jungle tr ees juniorW1illsquotawith41paid DANIEL GREEN several places in the crochet ca lled on folks in the com- than a man on foot , accordmg memberships. Members were CONVERSE contest and will send en!Fies to munity Saturday. . to the Encyclopedia Britanni . . asked to get their dues in right the State Grange contest in Mr . and Mrs. Charles Essex ca . aw~y . Dayton in Odo,ber. Plans were • • discussed to paint the building where-the grange meets. Paint has been made available by the trustees who own it . Family members ·who enjoyed a picnic near Albony at Lakt Snow~en included Mr . and Mrs. Dale Stan sbury, Mr. and Mrs. J erry Stansbury, Reba a nd Aar on a nd Mr. and Mrs. Ha rold Oxley, local, a long with Mr. and Mrs . Larry Sta ns bu ry a nd Benny, Reynoldsburg. Those fr om a distance who were her e at the time of the death of Webster Facemyre, local fa rmer who was killed in a tractor accident recently, included Mr. and Mrs. Orville ·Faccm yre, Scotts Depot, W. • Va .; Mr . and Mrs. Carl Burdette, Mr. and Mrs. William . Ca rpente r , Mr . a nd · Mrs. Will ia m F isher, Mrs. Mae SUPER MAX Kleenex· J•m~o -Roll CAKE PAM Face m ye r, Mr . a nd Mrs . For O'uM1. sponge o r DR1ER-STVLER PAPER TOWELS Geo r ge Facem yer , Mr . any c ake ' Alumonum Wh1te Co101s. pr mts Thurman Fa cemyer and Mrs . wllt1 an Od17Eid ol'l ter1or Cojors Reba Robinson , a ll of Charleston, W. Va .; Mr. and Sheerly beaut!lul nylon 'Mrs. Douglas Facem yer and Wtl h at tacl•me nls panty .hose One·s•z e hi s JUST daughter , and Mr . a nd Mrs. women 5·11 to S· lt 6·tn , --~ lletween 100 and 150·1bs, Eugene Massey and children, IIIAM' FOR MEM Decorator COMTAIMERS Fas t11on snaoes. ,.. Nitro, -W. Va .; Mr . and Mrs. ,, Bathroom Tissue DR1ER-STVLER Use em to r sto rage • c De en colo rs, print s Harvey Adkins , Milton, W. Our Reg . 6~.;: Pr , cent PIEI CI! ~ , 10 0 1 2·qt c a. ,S>IVE! Our Reg 37c Pak SALE PRI CI; ,Va .; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon pa'c•w a1r·!lgt1t C~o1~ t;t et Facemyer, Apple Grove, W. Va .; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Facemye r and daughter, Mrs . - ~aks With a,ttachme nts ONLY • caiiSls lnStrume nl aiS Thomas 'Le pley · a nd Mrs; Earnest Facem ye r, Mt. .. ~~-- "' 'PURRR" COMB Facial Tinuu Vernon, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs .. 7~-•• AlliMIMIIM FQIL 1 · 11 w 1da . 25-ft roils Robert Wile, Fairborn , Ohio; IIETANGlER PLAVING C~DS Cutte r-edge bo ~ . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones, Plas t1c co aled Our Reg 35c Boll! Dayton ; Mr. and Mrs. Dora! Bea tt y, Kar en and Chu ck , ,., Carlisle, Ohio; Mrs . William ,,'" . Elliott , Farmington , N. Mex., "'"· a lon g with Mr . and Mrs. STEAM Eugene Beatty and Mr. a nd VAPORIZER Mrs. Steve Malesko, Dayton. Each packagecontams PiC G . Carmel News, 44 18" GORTON'S PERCH FISH. ..........1 ~:·89¢ CELERY @2994 PUFFS FACIAL TISSUES FROZEN B UYS FLORIDA ·- PINEAPPLE JUICE SUPERIORS $} 09 WIENERS.-.... ~~. FR ESH PR ODUCE I Q. Del Monte BY PC••••••• lb. 79~ SLICED •••••• lb. 89~ ~ 53 ¢ j·' SAVE SS' - .. • 'Mt-Guffjn, Lucille Garten, Sam Beller, Oon Gosney and John Kauff. The door prize donated by Mrs. Charles Kessinger was Carpenter News . Eve·nt LAY- AWAY of Dis ney co rrectly guessed !-)ow many visitors to exPect and the two large motels inside the park- the Contemporary and the Polynesian Village, with a total of 1,500 roomshave been virtually full every ni ght. I But too many others tried to cash in . ' .Almost prophetically, Blaine Malla r d of th e Orlando Area Inkeepers A::::sociat10n satd recently, " To tell the truth, I'm scared to death. I 'm scar ed out of my wits." Ma11ard, who is also p r esi~ dent of a cor por a tion which will open 600 roorrts by th e end of the ~ear, added, " I think you're going to see a lot of hotels change hands, a lo t of bank rup tc1es a nd 1\!'0ba bl y some tha t will close uP.'' True to Ma llard's prediction, th e P ark P laza Hotel , a lakeside landmark in downtown~ Orlando, was ordered closed Tuesday. Th e 400-room hotel, pictured "We have to gertne word eut.· :· \. When Disney fir st opened .. there was a shortage of rooms in centtal Florida, and many uut-of-state touri st s found themselves driving 50 miles or more to find a pla ce, t.o~spend the )light. The'.l,"ord was'<i!lrf!ld that rooms were "scarce . ) ·As a counterofferrsive, the Chamber <¥ Commerce a few months ago ballyhooe~ a . , promotion offering $100. te anyone wh~ couldn't find a room. " Any hotel ow~er in th~ would be ~d to pay it now," Snow said ' CASH, CHARGE, bands in thei r bars had risen The opened ·Its rirst '*-year bc.l:k. packing trail complete' -w.th overnigh t camping alont a 20mile route through Sha wnee State Forest in Scioto (;ounty . • The State . De)!"rtment of ,· Natural Resources sala the · trail is the' northern loop of what will eventually be a 50mile trail. Poi nl Hock ~)l·ial N(;t(·~ lly Wanetta Radt•kju Mrs. Ruby Marshall was welromed _as a new partper when the Meigs Co\Ulty Splon 710, Eight anp ·. Forty, met Monday night at the 'home of Mrs. Julia Hysell. Chapeau Marie Boyd p~sided at the- meeting with Mrs . Mary Martin, Mrs . Catherine Welsh, ~rs . Pearl Knapp and Mrs: Myrtle Walker reporting on a school of instruc tion .held re~ently at the lmp~rial · House, Canton . Departemental Chapeau Irene Mier and her officer.s gave the i~struction. • Mrs. Welsh, departemental • C hairwo~an . of nurses scholarship, announced that the goaHor the state is $1,000. Mrs. Walker asked for Betty .· where only oranges on ce grew. course, hoped to bed down vis itors to Walt Disney World, whic h will mark the end of its second year of oper ation Oct. 1 with a total of about 22 m illion New partner welcomed ' BA(;KPACK TKAJt:· _ COI.UMBUS I UP! I· - (Jh1o I' .. -· • • I • Fif~AN ~_ LI. ~ MIDDlEPORT, 0. ' ' ,. I " ' .. I' '---~------.1 .BEN .. • ..' ' ,, \ . 1 I • ,~ • ., I' • • ·' '·' ' . ' .\ ' �.'. • I 8-TheDai!Ys."Qtinel,Middleporl-Porneroy,~ wnn:no ZTUY!lDIM~'PI-·WM~~ .. Oct.J,I973 ' ' f-.; •. .... I . '. ;t I '' Iii I, 'I ,,. sabo:eu~s. • a t d D ance lin . e_S r. ems_tere . MATTEL CHOICE Gold Medal Flour 99 SAVE . James TIMELY COFmCRmALS QUOTES r,· '• .. .. ( a! .c l ; HUNT'S SOLID PACK Phebe Says Try Our TOMATOES.............•....• · SMOOTHIE . \ DISH DETERGENT......... . SMOOTHIE . FABRIC SOFTENER..•.. !a.~. HUNT'S - ASSORTED FLAVORS .SNACK PAK ......... ~ .. . 1 • You, WE LIKE" ' 7 ~ " ~'Q" 1~ '· ~'0"'"''' whe~ ol lho "' 'hl . lorJ• " "" '" " 'on t p loo••• """"'' "'' ..dar,...; ..,,h M~ ~..,.,..,.,~... M'""'" 6, P\ ~1 0 po<IUI OI ~~9hr ROUND • We Glad~ Accept Fed. Food Stamps Prices' Effective Oct. 3-10 Monday Thru Friday . 9:00 to 7:00 '' . . ' ' WHOLE Saturday 9 to 9 • ' .· . .French City ·Beef Stew Meat \ _·wieners ' ..,. 20 ct$'179 . . - lb. PRICE POCKET RADIOS ·Ploys Hoppy Blr th dby or Pop $}39 lb. • . I ' ' .' .... •' / ', .' Co~f> l. I I I 1 • f i •• I · . • ./•'If'- f• I ' ·' !' I'' "/ •I .\ I ' ~- ' .. f ' , ,"I ,•' ,··.~ ~· !-'· '. • ..... ... .. ' ' '' CHOICE • I / BOYS' CORDUROY CUFFED PANTS .!."'"" " l HECK' S REG, TO $5 .99 ClOTH/Nt; DEPT. HECK'S REG, $2.64 Choose from Knits or Corduroys •• $466 NOVELTY MEN'S LONG SLEEVE SWEAT SHIRTS · S, M, l, X, .• $288 . . H~CK'S REG. '3.99 HECK'S REG. 79' ClOTH/Nt;DEPT. ' COSMETIC DEPT. 1 S .,IECE ~oz. ZOO ANIMAl SET RIGHT GUARD DEODORANT POWDER $. HECK's REG. $1,08 TOY DEPT. $ CRAFTSMASTER PAINT-BY-NUMBER SETS Choose from 3 s tyl~s . Ne~ Artisi -Velve, ·little l oveli.e s : · Includes three pa -ne ls. One 1O"x 14 11 ; tw o 7"x 10", 18 oil col qrs, orlisl brush . ~ CHOICE LADIES' . 97< . HECK'S REG • . $1.34 . WALTZ GOWNS COSMETIC DEPT.. LADiES' SOFT. WARM AND CUDDLY for Cool night~. Style9 wi th lace tr im in co lor~ of Blue·, 'Pink , Mint , on~ Maize ." · Choos~ from SIZES S·M·l ohd ~-XX " XXX $199 ,$112 . LADIES' POLYESTER PANTS W""'"'"' ~o v• " C'''" 1,1e to~ ·~ ~oo IDk~ lADIES' All SNEER a l~ wo t '''~"' P""" ~~ "'""' u• the y u•e ~"''""'~ lo~ .. , Kn 1 ponl• ..,,111 1 v.·o'" bond (lnd N · s·ol cu lh Solocl1 ""' ' P._.He •nl on c9la t 1ol l!la< k ~•y. 6ro,.·o·, C<l'nd uml ~·rl S~lr< • I'"'"'' ' "' 8 IS . . $699 HECK'S REG. $2.66 HECK' REG, CLOTHING DEPT. ~EE~.S 99' EACH . HECK'S REG. $8.88 $ -~ QO EACH HECK'S REG. $3.18 TOY-DEPT. · WINESAP APPLES 3.5' HECK'S REG. $7.88 COSMETIC DEPT. ClOTHIIfti DEPT. .· HECK'S 8 OZ. ·, Prints and Solids. In 45 ,'.'_ 36,' ' ~0" PEROXIDE SOLUTION $ FIRST QUALITY assortment of ' . ' . ; ··' . '' .. '1.9( FOR Full Width . ClOTHING DEPT. H_ E_CK'S. REG. 36' · VALUES TO $3.99 each COSMETIC DEPT. 3 lb•.59~ ·,·J \' ' ' ' ' • HECK'S REG • SHORTIE DRAPES • $144 99e 2.'4( I ' SETSCHOICE ',, . 36's ss99 ClOTH/Nt; DEPT. ClOTN/Nt; DEPT. CHILDREN' S ASPIRIN • ponh or ~kirh . Boc::ly 5uih with Nyl011 and Polye~ler Blend . Zip Front. Open collar. lv rtleMd:.s_ Slyled · with (ong ~leeves . in Solidi a.n d Pr i n l ~ . 5i ~e) S·M-L. - S~<-d j '"'" "'""i lo lo~ Cue •ite ''' ' o>ll Choo•.e I• M• fO ior. ot(le, ge- 11• ~ "'" · l qup~ '")ol Smuk• .. . ST. JOSEPH . G~1WI ~ilh PANTY HOSE Doub l~ l il ' ~ -.... ,1fo BODY ·SUITS 2FOR EACH Idaho Potatoes, lb. 56< in assor.fed styles and colors in sizes M. L. XL .· TOY DEPT. ' 1·,0 24'S .SLACK SETS HECK'S REG. $2.38 l~t >N~' 9~"'9 e ~, ~ '" s,~ocr-1 o,~" Plu~ ,5d•oolloo <, fo• lrl ~ , o-, l~ o C~IXI•t l< o·~ . .-Soi.dl:.olor' :;,,l,·d. ~ot~ f ~ o ~o\ • e • l I"'' 'U 8 )(j o• !cio SINE~AID 2.PIECE .. YELLOW ONIONS .3 lb. 39~ \ 12 ct .,,~ . pkg. .WELKER'S FRESH DRESSED .' COSMETIC DEPT. SJ _-. ~~ . GoeHhe · W'ea~el : Highc"ll (jvoli ty lmp or le d ' mv~o( bo; ploy~ d el oghtfUIIyne 01 .:alar f ul p 1 ~ture \lory pC!He ~ 000~~ \Ct e en W1 od up i.. r~ob pkHir r fron l . W oo d U. S. NO•. 1 PAMPERS. • $1.48 CHOICE GUN & HOLSTER pkg. c HECK'S REG ; 2 STYLE DOUBLE Overnight . . . . • . ·$1 Choose from lhe ~e adorable boxer ~l oeb in si zes 2-4-or these · deligh tf ul · polo shirts feotur:ng long _sleeves in assorted print s. Available in sizes 6 -24 months . ,.. ' TOY DEPT. BAGS · · so ct CLOSED SUNDAYS .. BABY POWDER 09 POLO. S"IRT ·' TOYDf'T. $1.66 Glad •Sandwich ' -·o! . HICK'SIIO. $2.28 1 1!:.t 39,e Tender & Juicy lb. '"''dy ... $164 CLEANER · . ·USDA CHOICE oz. 24 JOHNSON'S OR ·INFANTS ·LONG SLEEVE o~ • ~•d 'o~• Snap .Window & Mirro~ Right reserved to limit quantities • COSMETIC DEPT. BOXER SLACKS UMBRELLA · on~ . "l he 'Store With A Heart, .. . 94' TODDLER'S CHILD'$ 4 pak 5th and PEARL STS., RACINE HECK' S REG, TO HECK'S REG. OOMIIHA"D cans 32 oz. boiS. 58( ClOTHINti DEPT. $19.88 MtCICI'I MOUII 2 lb. 1.89 ,No.' 21/z BRIGHT SIDE SHAMPOO ' YOUR FAVORITE TEAM TOG~A-LOG SkinlesS . ~oz. CHOOSE $10.99 . SJ488 When yOY walk lhrough the 1lorm . .. you 'll'be glad )'Ou 're weoron g Qnl! cri lhe H~ chill -proo f C~rduroy Jo(ke h . for heovy wmter prole(· loon . Choo~e · hom l he Surburbon or the Bomber . Bot h ore Oviltlined in co lo rs o f Bro w n ond loc::len . Se lect from Ji ze ~ S-M · L-XL. Fih 36-46 20" SOFT BODY NEWBORN HECK'S REG. DOLLS $299 . EA. .. • CORDUROY)JACKETS • . ~--~ - , 79' 1.09 COSMETIC DEPT. HECK'S REG. -' <:( · 8 pak WiT~~=- 84' •• ·RC COLA INSTANT FOUIII'S . HECK'S REG, TOYDEPT. . 1.29 Sliced Bcilogna . 2 lb. 1.79 . HAIR GROOM ' SIRLOIN STEAK ................ lb. 1.59 GROUND :CHUCK PROTEIN 29 · . EACH HECK'S REG. $3.18 0 :WORLD ALMANAC oz. $244 . ~~~~......:J.29 . 4 Styled with Nylon Shell and Fleece Lining , Choose from the Browhs. Bengols. Steelers, Dolphill s, Red skim and Cow boys. 5ize"s 8-1~ wo1>1, p o ~oblc o"n~ . USDA· CHOICE .BEEF . ' NFL FOOTBALL JACKETS BARBIE" , KEN..' on d P. J." All ~et for th e beoch. Towl!ls, sun glon•H on d ton ~. too ., . Bend oble le g> , I WIST'r~ TURN ' SIMON'S MARKET · . . MALIBU DOLLS a,m. I, • se. Agnew -. . . • j ' .. • Segretti will disclose link . close to N·i xon I -- • 9- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Oct . J. 1973 WASHING-n:r: (UPI ) - Do- recruit political · a letter mailed March n ·1m Haldeman has te;tif;ed the Segretti under,aklng;.. •. nal~ H. Segretti is.prepared to --Portions of a summary of, to Florida voters on "atize..; gretti was not to engage in These included : testily today he was mlrequent · Segretti's testimony to the for Muskie " stationery charg- illegal acts, but that he ap- Two agents known as contact w1th President Nixon's committee staff, made ava1la- . ing Sens. Henry M!"'Jackson D- proved .a recommendation Sedan Chatr l and Sedan Chrur appointments secretary about ble to UP!, state that Segretti Wash., and Hubert H. -H.:m: from Chapin .and White House · ll, identified as Roger Greaves political sabotage directed at had "no recollection" of dis- phrey, D-1\'lim., with sexual aide Gorfti Strachan that and Michael McMinoway, who :' : Democratic presidential can- cu.ssing ·the legatity of his misconduct. Segrettl _.engage in "Jlrank- reportedly lnflltratejl the didates. activities with Chapin . ) segretll Pleads Guilty sterisljl.'' Muskie campa1gn under · the However, the swrunary says Segretti pleaded guilty Mon. Another witness, Herbert W. direction of Magruder and ~ The boyis!Haced Caiilornia "Chapin had general know!- day in federal court to · tWo K'almbach, the President's others. ~~ ' lawyer wa~dy to tell the edge of aU of Segretti's ac- counts of illegally distributing · personal attorney and a -'-Seymour Freidin and Mrs. Senate Watergate committee tivlties" and that Chapin wa;; political Uterat~ and one of carppaign fund-raiser, testified Lucianne Goldberg, hired by · ' ~ as it resumes bearings that he ofteri sent samples of Segretti'~ conspiracy. . · _ that he assumed money he Nixon friend Murray Chotmer, reported regularly 'to Dwight saj)otage effi!rts. . . Chapin has invoked the 5th provided Segretti was being wact as "reporters" and make · ' L. Chapin while criss-crossing · The material sent Chapin in Amendment and reCused to tised properly' because it ./as secret reports while traveling the country · attempti ng to Washington included a copy of testily before the Watergate requested by Chapin who on the press plane ol Sen. : George McGovern, D-S:D. '· _committee. He resigned as worked for Haldeman. · presidential appointments Partlal lm.tbiullty Granted '-A team headed·by convict: ·. o secretary Feb. 28 Ill enter Segretti was called to testify · ed . Watergate eonspirator E. private buslne~. under a grant of partial im- Howard Hunt to gather ~The committee reportedly munity. • · political _ intelligence on · the Siiitr · iilvestigators working Muskie crunpa)in. The memo Forty-two girls representing scheduled Nov. 24 at the Meigs .. has . memos !rom . Jeb Stua·t the three school districts of High School begin in· mid' Magruder, deputy director of ·under assiStant chief counsel said !be team also included Meigs County have registered October. Only those who have theNixoneampaign, to former TerryF.Lenmerhavedetalled Tom Gregory," a former to participate in dance lines of regislered wlU be permitted to While House chief of staff H. R. in a niemo alleged activities of Brigham Young Unive'rsity Halderman, -suggesting activi- . three other teams .~f Republi- · student, and John .. Fat Jack" Ute annual fall musical of Ute take part. Big Bend Minstrel Association. Registered are Jenny , ties for Segretti. <;an operatives in addition to • Buckley. · Rehearsals of Ute lines for Chapmari , Debbie Hartenbaeh, the annual production Sonia Ohlinger, Janice Holter, MORGAN RAIDER MUSICIAN - Kenneth Ward wlll be playing the dulcimer Tonya Keebaugh , Janice . with his country music group ' 'Morgan's Raiders" ·as part of the free enCouch, .Karen Baity , Babs tei:tainment at the Bob.Evans Farm Festival at Rio Grande, Ohio, Oct. 12-14. The Witte, Trudy Roach, Diane [ljl'gest farm festival in the midwest, this annual event features exhibits and Smith, Judy Snowden, Kathy demonstrations by artists and craftsmen froiJI Southern Ohio, and continuous free (ContinuedJrom Page I ) Osborne, Darla Ebersbach, entertainment. There is no admission charge or parking fee for the Bob Evans initiated this incident and 'wish Sandy Curtis, Katrina Batey, Farm Festival. to apologize publicly for this Becky Thomas, Shellie We Accept Federal Food Stamps Pomeroy · stupid a"ct/ ' said Segrettl. "I Mankin, Anita King, Demaris · Robert E. Will P_LEASANTVALLEY Bureau to meet ca n only hope 'that this ·apology .Ash, Maureen Hennessy, Rose Open Mon.-Thurs. 9 a,m , to 1 p.m.- Fridays 9 to Sp.m.- Saturdays DI~CHARGES Gladys will in some way rectify the Colburn, Debbie Osborne, Jean 9 a.m . to 8.:30 p.m. . .. died on Monday Ohling; West Columbia; Mrs. Election of directors, harm done to these senators Harri~on, Theresa WilderFrank Epperly, Elkview; Mrs. delegates and adoption of and their families.' 1 muth, Nancy Crow, Valerie Robert E. Will, 41, Chester, Ronnie Bird, . Nitro ; David resolutions will highlight the Segretti said between 20 and Johnson, June Ann Wamsley, died Monday evening at Roush, West Columbia; Okey · Meigs County Farm Bureau 40 of the letters were mailed Esther Lowrey, Jeanie Veterans · Administration Jordan, Henderson ; Richard Federation annual meeting set mainly to Jackon's supporters. Schneider, Jill Walburn, Peggy LOWER PRICES Hospital, Lexingllln, Ky. He Austin, GallipoHs Ferry; Mrs. for Tuesday night, Oct. 16, at O'Brien, Joyce Hutchison, Tina waa Ute jiOD !if the late Chester William' Seagraves, Gryson, 7:14 p.m. a\ the Chester NOWII · Nieri, Barbara · Fultz, Mary · E. and Hildred Smith Will. Ky .; · John Cochran; , West Elementary SchooL ·Plans submitted Ault, Theresa Taylor, Becky Mr. Will was born March 18, Columbia ; Judy Young, Point Providing entertainment will Fry, Kathy Werry, Marcia 1932. He was a veteran of World Pleasant; Raymond Baldwil), be a musical group, the Credit t() remodel jail VUlard, Judy Owen, Sheryl War ll, was employed at .Gallipolis; Lawrence McDade, Cards. Reservations may )>e Tbe .. Eesley" of Eesley, Lee Lefebre and Debbie Bailey-~. Batelle Institute in Columbus, Leon; Mrs. Kenneth Hayes, ·made by calling 992-2181 or and Vargo, architect firm of and also had worked for a meat daughter, Pomeroy ; Mrs . writing to PO Box 426, Marietta, met with the Meigs packing firm in Columbus. · Allen Cox and son, Ga)Jipolis; Pomeroy, All board members County Commissioners ;· He ·is ~urvlved by eight Mrs. 'Michael Fry, dailghter, and committee members also Tuesday to submit plans for the chllclren and one sister, Mrs. Buffalo; Mrs. Clayton Heason, have tickets. renovating of the Meigs"County NOTICE OF ELECTION Mary A. Parker, Chester. son, Point Pleasant; Harold Jail. It was noted that·•·. "eN~lt:s ~~v'iH 1: Funeral services will .be Whittington, Leon, .and Roy TEN MILL LIMITATION renovation of the jail will be · 16CERTIFIED NOTICE i s hereby given that Friday at 2 p. m. at Rawlings ·-' Hayes, Point Pleasant. · . .' more of 11 problem than an- in Pursul!lnce of a Reso l u,,ion Of Coats Funeral Home wiUt the S1xteen bus dnver cer- .ticipated due to the con- the Council of the Village of . tificates e . d Tu d · Syracuse , OhiO, ·p assed on the Rev, Herberi Grate, Rutland; . w re ISsue es ay ' structiQn of Ute building. . 5th day ot July 1973, there will Officiating. Burial will be in mght by the Me1gs County In other. business the be subm itled to a vote ot the Board of Education. Cer- co· mml·ssl·on approved ' an people of said -village at a Chester Cemetery. Friends General ELECTION to be held EXTRA may call at the funeral home tiflcates wet~t to Wanda Vining, animal claim of $60 submitted in the V,illage of Syr-acuse , Ohio ,· Mayford Harri F · at the regular place of voting Thursday from 2 to 4and 7 to 9. · s, aye by Roy Armes Minersville for therein , on Tuesday , the 6th day . LEAN lb, Hamiltl)n, Roj~er Black, the loss of tw~ goats killed by of November . 1973; the question FACTS . Beverly ' Sp G · · · of levying , in excess of the ten . DIVORCEASKED · " . tres, regory dogs. · Attending were Robert mill lim rtat ion, for the ·b en em of Wllliam Ralph Hayes, Jr., Ca~nter, Ruth Ann DeLong, Clark, Wardefl Ours and Henry · syracu se Villo!tge ·for the pur College Rd,, Syracuse, has · Juha Flagg., Edward Wells, comml· ssl'oners, and pose of prOv i d ing and main - · tainlng fire · apparstvs , ap filed for a cjivocce in Meigs Lemaster, Harry Graham , Martha Chambers clerk. pl i ances , build in gs , or sites , Ray Goodman, William ' therefor , or sources of water County Common Pleas Court supply and materials fherefoi' , from his wile, Regina Lynn Thornton, Jean Cremeans o-r the establishment and W~e~~ers Hayes 1 . 210 Spring Ave., Harry Mc-Farland, · Sandr~ main_tenance of lines of ,f ire ALL , 25 lb.3 . al~rm telegraph or the payment · Pomeroy, on the .grounds of . Cowdery and ·Dwight Carl. All · TWO GIVEN AID of permonent; part -t ime, or PURPOS_ E bag • .: . . gross negleet. of duty and exboarcl members and Supt.. Middleport·E·R squad made v_olu~teer f i remen. or fire · f 1ghtmg companies to operate treme cruelty .. R9bert Bowen were present. t\m,runs Tuesday, at 1:57 p.m. the same in the Village of to the Floyd Carson residence Syra_cuse, Ohl.o. . -Sa1d tax bemg : a renewal of on ·Leadmg Creek Road for an existing tax of twr;> mills to StMqN'S cOUPON . Esther Carson who was taken· run for _five yea:s. at a rate not HIS 90TH NEAR lllllll. YOU IUY A . ' . e~ceed1ng 2.0 m1IIS for each one · itzer Sr ., the T. Jackson, DorC.s, to HoJzer Medical Center, and dollar ot veluation , wh ic h 10 oz. Jar 011 Am · news paper pubat ·2:52 p.m .. to ..the Friendly amount.s to twenty cents for will observ'e his 90th birthday . .· each one ·hundred_ dollars of lisher, said : "Our Republic Friday. PresenUy. confined to Tavern for Buddy .McKinney valuation ; for t i ve ·years . 16 oz . bois. and its press will rise or fall who was taken to Veterans _The Polls ~ for- sa id Election the Arcadia Nursing Home in together," He added • " An . • w111 be open at 6 : 30 oc'lcok A .M . Coolville, cards may be sent to able disinterested . public -· Memor1al Hospltal. and · remain open until 6:30 o' clock P :M. Eastern Standard blm there • .' · spirited press, with trained I believe in a strong mili· ..) ' Time of said: day . intelligence. to know the b By · order · of the . Board of right and courage to do it , tary . ut we don 't need to step Elections. of Meigs County, · LoDGE TO MEET RETURNS TO BASE can prese rve that ~ublic vir· .up · every weapons system . Ohio. HARRISONVILLE defens e budget can be Keith Wisecup has returned with coupon t ue WI' th ou t w h'IC popu 1ar. That reduced by $5 to $7 billion · Edwin S. Cozart Harrisonville Lodge 411 F&AM government is a sham and a to Minot AFB, N. D. after EXPIR' Ifs . , Chaifman mockery . A cynical, merce- without cutting into the mus- spending 12 days with h'· will meet in regular session at SATURDAY cle of our defense . ~ · DorothY M : Johnston 7:30 p. m. Saturday at the nary, demo~ogic pre~s will ~Sen. Hubert Humphrey , 0 _ family. Wisecup is the son of DirectorDated Sept . 13, 1973 produce in tune a people as Mr dM temple. Refreshments . will be as itself! ' . . . Minn . . an rs. James Wisecup,. base served. · · (10) 3, 10, n; 24, 4tc . Union Ave., Pomeroy. f. I ..- -. • '• .· ' .I 1- • ., ' I r . .' \•- . \ ' I ... ·. r ' .. ' -_f. ' • • I : I, f I. ' ~ . .. i. . ''. ....··. . .. ." • ' ' \-1/ I -~ ,;. ) .. " ' . '· ,.. . - . I ) ; ..· if . 'r .. �.'. • I 8-TheDai!Ys."Qtinel,Middleporl-Porneroy,~ wnn:no ZTUY!lDIM~'PI-·WM~~ .. Oct.J,I973 ' ' f-.; •. .... I . '. ;t I '' Iii I, 'I ,,. sabo:eu~s. • a t d D ance lin . e_S r. ems_tere . MATTEL CHOICE Gold Medal Flour 99 SAVE . James TIMELY COFmCRmALS QUOTES r,· '• .. .. ( a! .c l ; HUNT'S SOLID PACK Phebe Says Try Our TOMATOES.............•....• · SMOOTHIE . \ DISH DETERGENT......... . SMOOTHIE . FABRIC SOFTENER..•.. !a.~. HUNT'S - ASSORTED FLAVORS .SNACK PAK ......... ~ .. . 1 • You, WE LIKE" ' 7 ~ " ~'Q" 1~ '· ~'0"'"''' whe~ ol lho "' 'hl . lorJ• " "" '" " 'on t p loo••• """"'' "'' ..dar,...; ..,,h M~ ~..,.,..,.,~... M'""'" 6, P\ ~1 0 po<IUI OI ~~9hr ROUND • We Glad~ Accept Fed. Food Stamps Prices' Effective Oct. 3-10 Monday Thru Friday . 9:00 to 7:00 '' . . ' ' WHOLE Saturday 9 to 9 • ' .· . .French City ·Beef Stew Meat \ _·wieners ' ..,. 20 ct$'179 . . - lb. PRICE POCKET RADIOS ·Ploys Hoppy Blr th dby or Pop $}39 lb. • . I ' ' .' .... •' / ', .' Co~f> l. I I I 1 • f i •• I · . • ./•'If'- f• I ' ·' !' I'' "/ •I .\ I ' ~- ' .. f ' , ,"I ,•' ,··.~ ~· !-'· '. • ..... ... .. ' ' '' CHOICE • I / BOYS' CORDUROY CUFFED PANTS .!."'"" " l HECK' S REG, TO $5 .99 ClOTH/Nt; DEPT. HECK'S REG, $2.64 Choose from Knits or Corduroys •• $466 NOVELTY MEN'S LONG SLEEVE SWEAT SHIRTS · S, M, l, X, .• $288 . . H~CK'S REG. '3.99 HECK'S REG. 79' ClOTH/Nt;DEPT. ' COSMETIC DEPT. 1 S .,IECE ~oz. ZOO ANIMAl SET RIGHT GUARD DEODORANT POWDER $. HECK's REG. $1,08 TOY DEPT. $ CRAFTSMASTER PAINT-BY-NUMBER SETS Choose from 3 s tyl~s . Ne~ Artisi -Velve, ·little l oveli.e s : · Includes three pa -ne ls. One 1O"x 14 11 ; tw o 7"x 10", 18 oil col qrs, orlisl brush . ~ CHOICE LADIES' . 97< . HECK'S REG • . $1.34 . WALTZ GOWNS COSMETIC DEPT.. LADiES' SOFT. WARM AND CUDDLY for Cool night~. Style9 wi th lace tr im in co lor~ of Blue·, 'Pink , Mint , on~ Maize ." · Choos~ from SIZES S·M·l ohd ~-XX " XXX $199 ,$112 . LADIES' POLYESTER PANTS W""'"'"' ~o v• " C'''" 1,1e to~ ·~ ~oo IDk~ lADIES' All SNEER a l~ wo t '''~"' P""" ~~ "'""' u• the y u•e ~"''""'~ lo~ .. , Kn 1 ponl• ..,,111 1 v.·o'" bond (lnd N · s·ol cu lh Solocl1 ""' ' P._.He •nl on c9la t 1ol l!la< k ~•y. 6ro,.·o·, C<l'nd uml ~·rl S~lr< • I'"'"'' ' "' 8 IS . . $699 HECK'S REG. $2.66 HECK' REG, CLOTHING DEPT. ~EE~.S 99' EACH . HECK'S REG. $8.88 $ -~ QO EACH HECK'S REG. $3.18 TOY-DEPT. · WINESAP APPLES 3.5' HECK'S REG. $7.88 COSMETIC DEPT. ClOTHIIfti DEPT. .· HECK'S 8 OZ. ·, Prints and Solids. In 45 ,'.'_ 36,' ' ~0" PEROXIDE SOLUTION $ FIRST QUALITY assortment of ' . ' . ; ··' . '' .. '1.9( FOR Full Width . ClOTHING DEPT. H_ E_CK'S. REG. 36' · VALUES TO $3.99 each COSMETIC DEPT. 3 lb•.59~ ·,·J \' ' ' ' ' • HECK'S REG • SHORTIE DRAPES • $144 99e 2.'4( I ' SETSCHOICE ',, . 36's ss99 ClOTH/Nt; DEPT. ClOTN/Nt; DEPT. CHILDREN' S ASPIRIN • ponh or ~kirh . Boc::ly 5uih with Nyl011 and Polye~ler Blend . Zip Front. Open collar. lv rtleMd:.s_ Slyled · with (ong ~leeves . in Solidi a.n d Pr i n l ~ . 5i ~e) S·M-L. - S~<-d j '"'" "'""i lo lo~ Cue •ite ''' ' o>ll Choo•.e I• M• fO ior. ot(le, ge- 11• ~ "'" · l qup~ '")ol Smuk• .. . ST. JOSEPH . G~1WI ~ilh PANTY HOSE Doub l~ l il ' ~ -.... ,1fo BODY ·SUITS 2FOR EACH Idaho Potatoes, lb. 56< in assor.fed styles and colors in sizes M. L. XL .· TOY DEPT. ' 1·,0 24'S .SLACK SETS HECK'S REG. $2.38 l~t >N~' 9~"'9 e ~, ~ '" s,~ocr-1 o,~" Plu~ ,5d•oolloo <, fo• lrl ~ , o-, l~ o C~IXI•t l< o·~ . .-Soi.dl:.olor' :;,,l,·d. ~ot~ f ~ o ~o\ • e • l I"'' 'U 8 )(j o• !cio SINE~AID 2.PIECE .. YELLOW ONIONS .3 lb. 39~ \ 12 ct .,,~ . pkg. .WELKER'S FRESH DRESSED .' COSMETIC DEPT. SJ _-. ~~ . GoeHhe · W'ea~el : Highc"ll (jvoli ty lmp or le d ' mv~o( bo; ploy~ d el oghtfUIIyne 01 .:alar f ul p 1 ~ture \lory pC!He ~ 000~~ \Ct e en W1 od up i.. r~ob pkHir r fron l . W oo d U. S. NO•. 1 PAMPERS. • $1.48 CHOICE GUN & HOLSTER pkg. c HECK'S REG ; 2 STYLE DOUBLE Overnight . . . . • . ·$1 Choose from lhe ~e adorable boxer ~l oeb in si zes 2-4-or these · deligh tf ul · polo shirts feotur:ng long _sleeves in assorted print s. Available in sizes 6 -24 months . ,.. ' TOY DEPT. BAGS · · so ct CLOSED SUNDAYS .. BABY POWDER 09 POLO. S"IRT ·' TOYDf'T. $1.66 Glad •Sandwich ' -·o! . HICK'SIIO. $2.28 1 1!:.t 39,e Tender & Juicy lb. '"''dy ... $164 CLEANER · . ·USDA CHOICE oz. 24 JOHNSON'S OR ·INFANTS ·LONG SLEEVE o~ • ~•d 'o~• Snap .Window & Mirro~ Right reserved to limit quantities • COSMETIC DEPT. BOXER SLACKS UMBRELLA · on~ . "l he 'Store With A Heart, .. . 94' TODDLER'S CHILD'$ 4 pak 5th and PEARL STS., RACINE HECK' S REG, TO HECK'S REG. OOMIIHA"D cans 32 oz. boiS. 58( ClOTHINti DEPT. $19.88 MtCICI'I MOUII 2 lb. 1.89 ,No.' 21/z BRIGHT SIDE SHAMPOO ' YOUR FAVORITE TEAM TOG~A-LOG SkinlesS . ~oz. CHOOSE $10.99 . SJ488 When yOY walk lhrough the 1lorm . .. you 'll'be glad )'Ou 're weoron g Qnl! cri lhe H~ chill -proo f C~rduroy Jo(ke h . for heovy wmter prole(· loon . Choo~e · hom l he Surburbon or the Bomber . Bot h ore Oviltlined in co lo rs o f Bro w n ond loc::len . Se lect from Ji ze ~ S-M · L-XL. Fih 36-46 20" SOFT BODY NEWBORN HECK'S REG. DOLLS $299 . EA. .. • CORDUROY)JACKETS • . ~--~ - , 79' 1.09 COSMETIC DEPT. HECK'S REG. -' <:( · 8 pak WiT~~=- 84' •• ·RC COLA INSTANT FOUIII'S . HECK'S REG, TOYDEPT. . 1.29 Sliced Bcilogna . 2 lb. 1.79 . HAIR GROOM ' SIRLOIN STEAK ................ lb. 1.59 GROUND :CHUCK PROTEIN 29 · . EACH HECK'S REG. $3.18 0 :WORLD ALMANAC oz. $244 . ~~~~......:J.29 . 4 Styled with Nylon Shell and Fleece Lining , Choose from the Browhs. Bengols. Steelers, Dolphill s, Red skim and Cow boys. 5ize"s 8-1~ wo1>1, p o ~oblc o"n~ . USDA· CHOICE .BEEF . ' NFL FOOTBALL JACKETS BARBIE" , KEN..' on d P. J." All ~et for th e beoch. Towl!ls, sun glon•H on d ton ~. too ., . Bend oble le g> , I WIST'r~ TURN ' SIMON'S MARKET · . . MALIBU DOLLS a,m. I, • se. Agnew -. . . • j ' .. • Segretti will disclose link . close to N·i xon I -- • 9- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Oct . J. 1973 WASHING-n:r: (UPI ) - Do- recruit political · a letter mailed March n ·1m Haldeman has te;tif;ed the Segretti under,aklng;.. •. nal~ H. Segretti is.prepared to --Portions of a summary of, to Florida voters on "atize..; gretti was not to engage in These included : testily today he was mlrequent · Segretti's testimony to the for Muskie " stationery charg- illegal acts, but that he ap- Two agents known as contact w1th President Nixon's committee staff, made ava1la- . ing Sens. Henry M!"'Jackson D- proved .a recommendation Sedan Chatr l and Sedan Chrur appointments secretary about ble to UP!, state that Segretti Wash., and Hubert H. -H.:m: from Chapin .and White House · ll, identified as Roger Greaves political sabotage directed at had "no recollection" of dis- phrey, D-1\'lim., with sexual aide Gorfti Strachan that and Michael McMinoway, who :' : Democratic presidential can- cu.ssing ·the legatity of his misconduct. Segrettl _.engage in "Jlrank- reportedly lnflltratejl the didates. activities with Chapin . ) segretll Pleads Guilty sterisljl.'' Muskie campa1gn under · the However, the swrunary says Segretti pleaded guilty Mon. Another witness, Herbert W. direction of Magruder and ~ The boyis!Haced Caiilornia "Chapin had general know!- day in federal court to · tWo K'almbach, the President's others. ~~ ' lawyer wa~dy to tell the edge of aU of Segretti's ac- counts of illegally distributing · personal attorney and a -'-Seymour Freidin and Mrs. Senate Watergate committee tivlties" and that Chapin wa;; political Uterat~ and one of carppaign fund-raiser, testified Lucianne Goldberg, hired by · ' ~ as it resumes bearings that he ofteri sent samples of Segretti'~ conspiracy. . · _ that he assumed money he Nixon friend Murray Chotmer, reported regularly 'to Dwight saj)otage effi!rts. . . Chapin has invoked the 5th provided Segretti was being wact as "reporters" and make · ' L. Chapin while criss-crossing · The material sent Chapin in Amendment and reCused to tised properly' because it ./as secret reports while traveling the country · attempti ng to Washington included a copy of testily before the Watergate requested by Chapin who on the press plane ol Sen. : George McGovern, D-S:D. '· _committee. He resigned as worked for Haldeman. · presidential appointments Partlal lm.tbiullty Granted '-A team headed·by convict: ·. o secretary Feb. 28 Ill enter Segretti was called to testify · ed . Watergate eonspirator E. private buslne~. under a grant of partial im- Howard Hunt to gather ~The committee reportedly munity. • · political _ intelligence on · the Siiitr · iilvestigators working Muskie crunpa)in. The memo Forty-two girls representing scheduled Nov. 24 at the Meigs .. has . memos !rom . Jeb Stua·t the three school districts of High School begin in· mid' Magruder, deputy director of ·under assiStant chief counsel said !be team also included Meigs County have registered October. Only those who have theNixoneampaign, to former TerryF.Lenmerhavedetalled Tom Gregory," a former to participate in dance lines of regislered wlU be permitted to While House chief of staff H. R. in a niemo alleged activities of Brigham Young Unive'rsity Halderman, -suggesting activi- . three other teams .~f Republi- · student, and John .. Fat Jack" Ute annual fall musical of Ute take part. Big Bend Minstrel Association. Registered are Jenny , ties for Segretti. <;an operatives in addition to • Buckley. · Rehearsals of Ute lines for Chapmari , Debbie Hartenbaeh, the annual production Sonia Ohlinger, Janice Holter, MORGAN RAIDER MUSICIAN - Kenneth Ward wlll be playing the dulcimer Tonya Keebaugh , Janice . with his country music group ' 'Morgan's Raiders" ·as part of the free enCouch, .Karen Baity , Babs tei:tainment at the Bob.Evans Farm Festival at Rio Grande, Ohio, Oct. 12-14. The Witte, Trudy Roach, Diane [ljl'gest farm festival in the midwest, this annual event features exhibits and Smith, Judy Snowden, Kathy demonstrations by artists and craftsmen froiJI Southern Ohio, and continuous free (ContinuedJrom Page I ) Osborne, Darla Ebersbach, entertainment. There is no admission charge or parking fee for the Bob Evans initiated this incident and 'wish Sandy Curtis, Katrina Batey, Farm Festival. to apologize publicly for this Becky Thomas, Shellie We Accept Federal Food Stamps Pomeroy · stupid a"ct/ ' said Segrettl. "I Mankin, Anita King, Demaris · Robert E. Will P_LEASANTVALLEY Bureau to meet ca n only hope 'that this ·apology .Ash, Maureen Hennessy, Rose Open Mon.-Thurs. 9 a,m , to 1 p.m.- Fridays 9 to Sp.m.- Saturdays DI~CHARGES Gladys will in some way rectify the Colburn, Debbie Osborne, Jean 9 a.m . to 8.:30 p.m. . .. died on Monday Ohling; West Columbia; Mrs. Election of directors, harm done to these senators Harri~on, Theresa WilderFrank Epperly, Elkview; Mrs. delegates and adoption of and their families.' 1 muth, Nancy Crow, Valerie Robert E. Will, 41, Chester, Ronnie Bird, . Nitro ; David resolutions will highlight the Segretti said between 20 and Johnson, June Ann Wamsley, died Monday evening at Roush, West Columbia; Okey · Meigs County Farm Bureau 40 of the letters were mailed Esther Lowrey, Jeanie Veterans · Administration Jordan, Henderson ; Richard Federation annual meeting set mainly to Jackon's supporters. Schneider, Jill Walburn, Peggy LOWER PRICES Hospital, Lexingllln, Ky. He Austin, GallipoHs Ferry; Mrs. for Tuesday night, Oct. 16, at O'Brien, Joyce Hutchison, Tina waa Ute jiOD !if the late Chester William' Seagraves, Gryson, 7:14 p.m. a\ the Chester NOWII · Nieri, Barbara · Fultz, Mary · E. and Hildred Smith Will. Ky .; · John Cochran; , West Elementary SchooL ·Plans submitted Ault, Theresa Taylor, Becky Mr. Will was born March 18, Columbia ; Judy Young, Point Providing entertainment will Fry, Kathy Werry, Marcia 1932. He was a veteran of World Pleasant; Raymond Baldwil), be a musical group, the Credit t() remodel jail VUlard, Judy Owen, Sheryl War ll, was employed at .Gallipolis; Lawrence McDade, Cards. Reservations may )>e Tbe .. Eesley" of Eesley, Lee Lefebre and Debbie Bailey-~. Batelle Institute in Columbus, Leon; Mrs. Kenneth Hayes, ·made by calling 992-2181 or and Vargo, architect firm of and also had worked for a meat daughter, Pomeroy ; Mrs . writing to PO Box 426, Marietta, met with the Meigs packing firm in Columbus. · Allen Cox and son, Ga)Jipolis; Pomeroy, All board members County Commissioners ;· He ·is ~urvlved by eight Mrs. 'Michael Fry, dailghter, and committee members also Tuesday to submit plans for the chllclren and one sister, Mrs. Buffalo; Mrs. Clayton Heason, have tickets. renovating of the Meigs"County NOTICE OF ELECTION Mary A. Parker, Chester. son, Point Pleasant; Harold Jail. It was noted that·•·. "eN~lt:s ~~v'iH 1: Funeral services will .be Whittington, Leon, .and Roy TEN MILL LIMITATION renovation of the jail will be · 16CERTIFIED NOTICE i s hereby given that Friday at 2 p. m. at Rawlings ·-' Hayes, Point Pleasant. · . .' more of 11 problem than an- in Pursul!lnce of a Reso l u,,ion Of Coats Funeral Home wiUt the S1xteen bus dnver cer- .ticipated due to the con- the Council of the Village of . tificates e . d Tu d · Syracuse , OhiO, ·p assed on the Rev, Herberi Grate, Rutland; . w re ISsue es ay ' structiQn of Ute building. . 5th day ot July 1973, there will Officiating. Burial will be in mght by the Me1gs County In other. business the be subm itled to a vote ot the Board of Education. Cer- co· mml·ssl·on approved ' an people of said -village at a Chester Cemetery. Friends General ELECTION to be held EXTRA may call at the funeral home tiflcates wet~t to Wanda Vining, animal claim of $60 submitted in the V,illage of Syr-acuse , Ohio ,· Mayford Harri F · at the regular place of voting Thursday from 2 to 4and 7 to 9. · s, aye by Roy Armes Minersville for therein , on Tuesday , the 6th day . LEAN lb, Hamiltl)n, Roj~er Black, the loss of tw~ goats killed by of November . 1973; the question FACTS . Beverly ' Sp G · · · of levying , in excess of the ten . DIVORCEASKED · " . tres, regory dogs. · Attending were Robert mill lim rtat ion, for the ·b en em of Wllliam Ralph Hayes, Jr., Ca~nter, Ruth Ann DeLong, Clark, Wardefl Ours and Henry · syracu se Villo!tge ·for the pur College Rd,, Syracuse, has · Juha Flagg., Edward Wells, comml· ssl'oners, and pose of prOv i d ing and main - · tainlng fire · apparstvs , ap filed for a cjivocce in Meigs Lemaster, Harry Graham , Martha Chambers clerk. pl i ances , build in gs , or sites , Ray Goodman, William ' therefor , or sources of water County Common Pleas Court supply and materials fherefoi' , from his wile, Regina Lynn Thornton, Jean Cremeans o-r the establishment and W~e~~ers Hayes 1 . 210 Spring Ave., Harry Mc-Farland, · Sandr~ main_tenance of lines of ,f ire ALL , 25 lb.3 . al~rm telegraph or the payment · Pomeroy, on the .grounds of . Cowdery and ·Dwight Carl. All · TWO GIVEN AID of permonent; part -t ime, or PURPOS_ E bag • .: . . gross negleet. of duty and exboarcl members and Supt.. Middleport·E·R squad made v_olu~teer f i remen. or fire · f 1ghtmg companies to operate treme cruelty .. R9bert Bowen were present. t\m,runs Tuesday, at 1:57 p.m. the same in the Village of to the Floyd Carson residence Syra_cuse, Ohl.o. . -Sa1d tax bemg : a renewal of on ·Leadmg Creek Road for an existing tax of twr;> mills to StMqN'S cOUPON . Esther Carson who was taken· run for _five yea:s. at a rate not HIS 90TH NEAR lllllll. YOU IUY A . ' . e~ceed1ng 2.0 m1IIS for each one · itzer Sr ., the T. Jackson, DorC.s, to HoJzer Medical Center, and dollar ot veluation , wh ic h 10 oz. Jar 011 Am · news paper pubat ·2:52 p.m .. to ..the Friendly amount.s to twenty cents for will observ'e his 90th birthday . .· each one ·hundred_ dollars of lisher, said : "Our Republic Friday. PresenUy. confined to Tavern for Buddy .McKinney valuation ; for t i ve ·years . 16 oz . bois. and its press will rise or fall who was taken to Veterans _The Polls ~ for- sa id Election the Arcadia Nursing Home in together," He added • " An . • w111 be open at 6 : 30 oc'lcok A .M . Coolville, cards may be sent to able disinterested . public -· Memor1al Hospltal. and · remain open until 6:30 o' clock P :M. Eastern Standard blm there • .' · spirited press, with trained I believe in a strong mili· ..) ' Time of said: day . intelligence. to know the b By · order · of the . Board of right and courage to do it , tary . ut we don 't need to step Elections. of Meigs County, · LoDGE TO MEET RETURNS TO BASE can prese rve that ~ublic vir· .up · every weapons system . Ohio. HARRISONVILLE defens e budget can be Keith Wisecup has returned with coupon t ue WI' th ou t w h'IC popu 1ar. That reduced by $5 to $7 billion · Edwin S. Cozart Harrisonville Lodge 411 F&AM government is a sham and a to Minot AFB, N. D. after EXPIR' Ifs . , Chaifman mockery . A cynical, merce- without cutting into the mus- spending 12 days with h'· will meet in regular session at SATURDAY cle of our defense . ~ · DorothY M : Johnston 7:30 p. m. Saturday at the nary, demo~ogic pre~s will ~Sen. Hubert Humphrey , 0 _ family. Wisecup is the son of DirectorDated Sept . 13, 1973 produce in tune a people as Mr dM temple. Refreshments . will be as itself! ' . . . Minn . . an rs. James Wisecup,. base served. · · (10) 3, 10, n; 24, 4tc . Union Ave., Pomeroy. f. I ..- -. • '• .· ' .I 1- • ., ' I r . .' \•- . \ ' I ... ·. r ' .. ' -_f. ' • • I : I, f I. ' ~ . .. i. . ''. ....··. . .. ." • ' ' \-1/ I -~ ,;. ) .. " ' . '· ,.. . - . I ) ; ..· if . 'r .. �I' . ).,_ ; '. i .. . I · ~ :.· ., · oPE• D~Uh' OPE• DAILY 10 TO 9. OPEl DAILY 10 TO 9 10 TOX/9 TABLE LAMPS ' .I • . Eorly . AnJer icon , frodi - tionol , and Provmc1ol in 4<1 '', HAMPER qu•( ~ l y 2FOR TAMP AX f n ho n{ e !i ony roo m Sto.n ~(v/l ~e~•IIO n l C ll!'on \ w •lh o damp I 9 OZ. LEMON REG. OR SUPER OLD ENGLISH 40's FURNITURE POLISH ss99 66< HECK'S REG. $9.44 S)l9 9 . "r ·r. i-\ ..... 20 QT. SAUCE POT TOILET BOWL CLEANER· $)22 HECK 'S REG . $5 . 99 HECK'S REG. 49' . HOUSEWARE DEPT. . 37<. HECK'S. REG. 3.96 nG. POCKET INSJAMATIC 89 ' HECK' S REG. 97' fa 77; ·HECK'S REG~ $1 .18 HOUSEWARE DEPT. . " .. 11rzanl souo lfll\11111:1'1 ; ~ -/ EACH / I ,;, _ "'" "~ , ... 1 S OZ, SPRAY ,.' i 44( 47( ·l' ,'' ' .. i r J c. ' ' I I 'I I, .; ' '' ' ' 111111\111!1,1 . ' ' oz. DRANO CRYSTALS 69.' 59( . HOUSEWARE DtPT. HECK 'S REG. 97' CHOICE 2 FOR 3 PIECE CAST IRON Sl<ILLET SET ,., I I' I· plu s she lf for r8cord player thai moyes in a nd out . Bock ho s ou tlet h61 ~" lor wires. Tilt€d cassette '' holde r. Th is unit hos o il the delu)(e feature!. lor o · cOmple te home ent et l oln.rn'er~ t center I' $2 ·1 ·.9'9 .·_ H:~~:s ,. ! .,' $35.88 PE ·POPCORN POPPER Big 3 quorl copacity. resistan t glo~ s 'cover:. Easy clea ning. an d servin g . Non sk'id tabl e legs. Cord in · eluded . 12-tUP HOT POT $999 F la ~h BeTTe r Prctu re\ • ' JEWElRY DEPT, 6' ·.. ___ _,. ,. t SEAT c ·o vERS .rr ', • I Tfll.'; terr)i ~e (Jt toV e1 oller ~ · p.r o te ~ tmn und go op' loob m a thotcP o l .'i diifl:!'rent cor coo rdm a l ~d co.lor1 ' ' Wo\h obiC' ond co lo r fm t /w or lu·· ble in .~o lrJ bo c ~ or ~pl rl back mud 1,. f ~'·l''s --. IGNITION ·. SETS ]44 ' -..-·- lor 1)\r;q populor ~o•:;. H1g h p E>r formO:•lrf' w t ~ no t '"du d , ed SP t .r n ~ l ucjtH f(lrr\1~, CorJd~nl Cr. ~, . J R<J tor . 49< ~ CAMERA Compatt de~rgn reloons " Potke-tdbi li ty ." 7-second retyde t rrne wrth ~r~ible ready la mp , 4 to 9leet with color f,lm 4-12 fee t wi tl1 Block 8. White film . Up to 200 . flo~he s wrth 2 AA olbl ine batteries . HECK'S REG. $4.99 U,MIT 5 QTS. A~ cu lobll) STROBE LIGHT F.OR POCKET INSTAMATIC $]99 . H VOLINE 1OW40 CASCO 'HECK'S · REG. $17 JEWElRY DEPT. HECK'S REG . 64 ' QT. ' JEWEli/Y DEPT. '~ ,:. ' • 5 s.ru ed C.HOICE B. B. 12 OL RUBBING COMPOUND RALLY WAX oz. CHOICE _ EACH HE~K'S A. 7 oz. RALLy VINYL TOP DRESSING WITH APPLICATOR B. 14 OZ. NT. WT. RALLY UPHOLSTERY CLEANER . c. 19 oz: RALLy VINYl TOP CLEANER HECK 'S REG . Tr{$1 !39 D. 15 OZ. DUPONT ENGINE CLEANER REG. TO 84' 12 . new motion! Brushe s up -down . S ho rt. . powerfu l ye·~ gentle. strokes cari get Ieeth 42 % cleone.r than ordinary hand brush · BRAKE 14 STOP LEAK 77< oz. tng . . FLUID 58( $100 sa.99 .. HECK'S '' ~~ploco· te01 ond r"'o b•u'k"' fco ble<k o"d brown >he~• . HECK'S REG. 12.96 . -· ~· . 999 "''" j,._,.,t • J.,t) ~ 8' TRACK TAPES A ~peda l group ol 8 !roc k lope cmtridge~ . Featuring gre·ot groups playi ng greot tune ~ from the po~t ond pre · sent_ A truly great borgo in. Sele~ t !on ln dud..ew h i', P opular_Co'u ntrv & Western . e1c. $~.~9 $199 "'"~up ''"IJ' d'~"~ ' ' . $ ... . HECK'S REG. $11.96 ' JEWElRY DEPT. ' . • $ 1 3. 96 JEWElRYDEPT. BT-600 b leOd for sp lit second blend· ing. Cord storage. 850 well molo r, 5·cu p head · resi~lont glos s jar witl1 do11er leot de sign . Re~ipe book . OVEN- MEN'S . Quality cowhide leathers w indow credit cord ~tili l y P?C~e t s. Co loa, blo ck & brown , ' .H=~~:s De-si g ned lor f~e flo1odern hobbyis! ; homamoker ond pro - · le ~siono l. A preci~ion instrum enT 'wh, ch [Uh deon ly, a'lely, polle-rn~. or! paper ond Iabrie (up lo 10 loyers o f co ttot~ s'heeting ). If's las te r than regular sheors and leH tiring . Pe-r fe ctly sl'loped an d boianced lo Jit either hond. $ 399 $ 99 $ 2~9 3.49 .. . JIWEI.R.Y DEPT•. JEWElRY . ............................ i .. ......... ,;.•,, ,~ ··-: ,· J ~·., ... . . •d:..><< \f ~~ · I ·:, . .. ,_"' . -.\ :~! Cf 1h:~ 11d.:.> by-:n k;·- .! .,. ' NYLON WATCH .NyiQnBANDS watc hbands in l '•••' latest fashion colors, str,ipes and weaves. 60MINUTE 2FOR .CASSETTE TAPE :• . . '' •' ~ $100 .$.1 00 . •. HECK'S REG. s2988 \ ,.;:,, ·',t d !: ' · ";·· . :·<' .~ .:11-·. • i llC\d. t · h!\'); I ,..-:_": ,'"':-... .'· I ' · TRIFOLD 18WALLETSholder, HECK.'S REG. .· $19.96 B~OILER ' --. '' . " , If • WITH 4 POSITION SWITCH . JET SET · BLENDER 8 push button~ 7 speeds . flash $1499. MUNSEY -· ' . ' ' HECK'S REG. . $11.96 ' 2-SPEED SCISSORS · <Omfo,lobly. I / $999 . HECK'S (1,;.,~ mo<et ol!echm~n r . HECK'S REG. ~, nary hand brush ing • Cantrolle~ up and down motion e .Aids in p ro""'i.ing heolt l1f ul care o f t he gums.Af' lightweight cord leu po'f!l,· · er haildle ma~ be rimed a.U. + ' at.~ for ~ - ~ng e 4 personal brushes in o~sorted poslel ~olors . Pu ~h ­ WHOO SH You're Done. It \ . tha t easy to h a~ e o cleaner rron ·os i t empl i e ~. • ln s t on t " Sproy __:_" Usc it on any lab" c sell ing when steam or dry uon ing . e 39 Stedm Venh ~· P ; o ~ · rde overoll steom distnbution lor better iron ing res ult ~ . J,~gt•hp <.on lrot R e vol~ tionary CREAM C. 12 FL OZ, DUPONT RALLY CAR WASH T.,0 e Pra~ide~ deolier teeth !han ordi· to told, H.end r. t,. o·l~• n 1oo lo' tor •m1 "''~ • • " [o,y· Gnp ''. lx>tonc~d hendle tOr o mooe , 0 ,.,!0 oioble l•el. • S!ol>le hul •••• · ''1"'-'P ~'II y on~l•d ;o beol~•! draon HECK'S REG. · TOOTHBRUSH . po:oh,~er ~ ''' . TOOTHBRUSH ' '" · "" ' bt,oi. ond wfoop • N '"'$ij'99 \ A.' 12 OL WHITE POLISHING COMPOUND A Comple.., Hom• ~hoe :;n,ne t:Or E•o l1oh\o; ~eu need "' o (ompfere > ~ o• . ---=~~S•U•N~B•E•A•M•E•L•EC•T•R•IC~~~--. .----• .. • ~.•~ • ~_•.:.. ~ .. ~~~~~~ I. ' '' ELECTRIC $1]99 · · ' ~~ '~ 1 '"""' ' """' ""'' " ' " ""'' '"""' '""'' . ..,. t ••ot~ nnd rnoOn r.,.n. l ulllae~,ng •l)fe• wolll •pray "'i t I <I• do y Po"'"' dJyuo ~ ettoc hmrnt "'''"~'N -" " ••foe tt)' 1<1• ''"'" d~T' "g b•l<>•~ 11~1"'9 B•u•~ ""d 2. ce•~b or red""~"" , o~ • !o,-_d•y '""' "'" lor "II com b•ng Con !ou •e~ ~ SHOE SHINE KIT-· HECK'S REG. $31.96 . 7-SPEED 11'01,:0' ' ' .. V638/9 ::;,:,;:....,..;.,;;,;;,;,;.;,._ _ $2&99 · ~:·~~s·~;'"'' PORTABLE MIXER ;j ·· sTYLING COMB · ' •'' ' .- IONA ELECTRIC 4 ha ir ~e ttjn gs pi~S 2 -wig setling S lOr 11 umon ha ir ond ~ynthetic wrgs . e E•c!u ~ive nope dryer lor tliollong, hord ·lo·dry noPe < . =- G. E. i. ~..e!U,.I~~J.~'EW.~'E.:!;lR~Y~ WARING . I HECK'S REG, $31.96 G.E. $-SPEED STC-'2 · QUART i lI' ' $2799 :·1 • MOVIE LIGHT . . e SElF ClEANIN G -'--::' TER~Y i SELF CLEANING '; IRON '· r,.' I · G. E. CAMERACAS'E . HOUSEWARE DEPT. '' . HAIRDRYE8 HECK'S REG. •12.88 . · COL<JR PAK II I . ' '' Com patible monaural cry~tol co~l;idge wi th d ual synlh et· ic ~apphire ~tvlu~ won' t dom.bge ~tere a reco rd~ . High · . impact polys lyrene (O~ . Three ~peed ( ha ng_er ... 4.5 RPM ~pind le •nclvded ... Powerfu l 61' o~o l dynamic spe-aker. S!ZE .- g . HECK'S REG . $2.77 . ~ ,' FAMILY_ HECK'S REG • SUPER $177 ; HECK'S REG. $5.85 f" HECK'S REG. $59.96 . $1299 HECK'S REG . $14.96 lor .hea ting soup a.nd ho·t beve( · age s on t he, cold dt~ys ahead . · 9 ' ';I' .. AUTOMATIC PHONOGRAPH Styled to ~er~.e you beouti ~ fu!ly. B1~ family·~i ze brew ~ 4 lo 12. cup~ - Str eng th se lec to r.lwi\t ·l oc k Sa fe- ty ' Top . L•g~ l ~.ingo l~ when reo dy to serve . K eep~ col lee hot automatrcolly . Po · pup 'bo· ~~e t . St ay cool bo~e. hondiE.' . C_ord!cs> Electric Whi\tliog., Brrd rn flora l demroted metal cogc . oPe ra tes on 9V Bat t~r y . Lr felrl..e chi rp of q be outrful buo:'! whi.~tle~ ~oun d!> in termr t!ently. CAMERA KIT - HOUSEWARE DEPT. . HECK'S REG. $2.49 ~_.;~~~T~IM~E MACHINE ' CHADWICK MILLER ALUMINUM Home Enterto inrl1en t Center hokh stereo speakers 88 $ $17~ • $1 5.96 ENTERTAINMENTCENTER ''· Remote contr.a !!ed forward / reverse and focus . Elevotion Dnd leveling con trols . Hand some . woodgrain trim ; ' · The perfec t way to keep yoyr sli d es organized . whilc·you protect th em from dirt (lnd scratches . . ·. JEWElRY H. SLIDE., PROJECTOR . SLIDE FILE . 27 Perletf HECK'S REG. TO 79' EACH AIRQUIJ!.T GENERA( EL~CTRIC HECK'S REG. JEWElRY DEPT. • HECK'S REG. $34.96 $J44~ HECK'S REG. $12.96 . 2 $. 99 MUNSEY 12 OZ. SANI-FLUSH' IN- TANK LIQUID . .J. . '\; D. HOME A. 6 W' ASH TRAYS B. S W' CANDY JAR C. 18 OZ. PITCHER D. FOOTED CANDY DISH E. FOOTED COMPOTE F. SERVING DISH ·G. DIVIDED REL!SH ~ISH H. CRYSTAL ASH TRAY I. 26 OZ. JAR WITH COVER · J. 8 INCH BOWL· K. 1'6 OZ. MEASURING PITCH.ER 2~SLICE Han dsome styling on th is toaster will complement any kitchen de(or. Temperature ~i9l o llaws you to selec t the dark ness of your too~ t. HECK'S R~G . 89' $ ·HECK'S REG. '12.88 TOASTER ' ' . 26 (i·LASSWARE SALE HECK'S RIG . 69 ' ".; . I·' G.E. BEAUTIFUL ANCHOR HOCJ<-ING ' WINDEX RD AIR FIESH.ENER LEMON -ROSE 8. EVERGR~fN I _ anytime C141S -· '" $999 $,.49 . Realtone's 7612 is ' a niini with m.aximum eff iciency . Push button con! rob make oper· otion. si mpiE! ·ar'd specietl eject ~u ll on prov· ides e ff ortle ss cassette handling . .A sound li ttl e por table , the 7612 ploy s o •,d reco rds iiS own ca ss.e lhl~ .ond · ploys I he popula r prerecorded cassettes wi th eose . Trave ls .a nywhere ond p1oy s on regular AC ~unent or b a tte ri es. An e ff icien l comp9nion for use· CLOCK RADIO HECK'S REG. li.99 r'I 'I''J" rn ltir{rp4trllrt G. E. AM . CAMERA CASE ( HONEYCOMB-RIBBED;QUILTED ·cASSETTE RECORDER JEWElRY HECK ' S ·CEILING FIXT,URES ' SOUNDESIGN • H_ECK'S ; REG. $'29.96 1 FEG. & PINE 39< HOUSE WARE DEPT. . DISINFECTANT VEL LIQUID '. .$J28 ANO$p6 16 OZ. LYSOL LYSOL ' 32 oz. MINT ( hoo \e from GOld or 'N OJinut f<Omc~ m \ I t el 5•7 Or 8• 10 '! CASCO ~EATING PAD HECK'S 77 REG. l3.99 . · ~7612 / 11 oz. ' 12 . PICTURE FRAMES · HECK'S REG. TO $3.'24 ENTERPRISE ALU ·,, . 7 ·I HOUSEWARE DEPT. I • '' 4 5 ", or 4 6" CLOTHES on_d 4 0 "~ si 1e5 o f o/ • ' 10 TO. 9 DUAL 8 SPLICER Selec t from tlm•c styles: • O~DAILY :'• • •• HECK'S REG. 8~' EACH . . JEWElRY ' . DEPT. HECK'S REG. $1.49 ' JEWElRY DEPT. ' . I. ' J : • ••• · :• • !:; ! I 1 ., ' .•, ' 1 .,a .·~ ' ' .:, ' ., ' ,. ' I "' ' ~·. I' ' . I r ;. ,I 1 . •. ' I. .. . . .• ••. ' r ·, - �I' . ).,_ ; '. i .. . I · ~ :.· ., · oPE• D~Uh' OPE• DAILY 10 TO 9. OPEl DAILY 10 TO 9 10 TOX/9 TABLE LAMPS ' .I • . Eorly . AnJer icon , frodi - tionol , and Provmc1ol in 4<1 '', HAMPER qu•( ~ l y 2FOR TAMP AX f n ho n{ e !i ony roo m Sto.n ~(v/l ~e~•IIO n l C ll!'on \ w •lh o damp I 9 OZ. LEMON REG. OR SUPER OLD ENGLISH 40's FURNITURE POLISH ss99 66< HECK'S REG. $9.44 S)l9 9 . "r ·r. i-\ ..... 20 QT. SAUCE POT TOILET BOWL CLEANER· $)22 HECK 'S REG . $5 . 99 HECK'S REG. 49' . HOUSEWARE DEPT. . 37<. HECK'S. REG. 3.96 nG. POCKET INSJAMATIC 89 ' HECK' S REG. 97' fa 77; ·HECK'S REG~ $1 .18 HOUSEWARE DEPT. . " .. 11rzanl souo lfll\11111:1'1 ; ~ -/ EACH / I ,;, _ "'" "~ , ... 1 S OZ, SPRAY ,.' i 44( 47( ·l' ,'' ' .. i r J c. ' ' I I 'I I, .; ' '' ' ' 111111\111!1,1 . ' ' oz. DRANO CRYSTALS 69.' 59( . HOUSEWARE DtPT. HECK 'S REG. 97' CHOICE 2 FOR 3 PIECE CAST IRON Sl<ILLET SET ,., I I' I· plu s she lf for r8cord player thai moyes in a nd out . Bock ho s ou tlet h61 ~" lor wires. Tilt€d cassette '' holde r. Th is unit hos o il the delu)(e feature!. lor o · cOmple te home ent et l oln.rn'er~ t center I' $2 ·1 ·.9'9 .·_ H:~~:s ,. ! .,' $35.88 PE ·POPCORN POPPER Big 3 quorl copacity. resistan t glo~ s 'cover:. Easy clea ning. an d servin g . Non sk'id tabl e legs. Cord in · eluded . 12-tUP HOT POT $999 F la ~h BeTTe r Prctu re\ • ' JEWElRY DEPT, 6' ·.. ___ _,. ,. t SEAT c ·o vERS .rr ', • I Tfll.'; terr)i ~e (Jt toV e1 oller ~ · p.r o te ~ tmn und go op' loob m a thotcP o l .'i diifl:!'rent cor coo rdm a l ~d co.lor1 ' ' Wo\h obiC' ond co lo r fm t /w or lu·· ble in .~o lrJ bo c ~ or ~pl rl back mud 1,. f ~'·l''s --. IGNITION ·. SETS ]44 ' -..-·- lor 1)\r;q populor ~o•:;. H1g h p E>r formO:•lrf' w t ~ no t '"du d , ed SP t .r n ~ l ucjtH f(lrr\1~, CorJd~nl Cr. ~, . J R<J tor . 49< ~ CAMERA Compatt de~rgn reloons " Potke-tdbi li ty ." 7-second retyde t rrne wrth ~r~ible ready la mp , 4 to 9leet with color f,lm 4-12 fee t wi tl1 Block 8. White film . Up to 200 . flo~he s wrth 2 AA olbl ine batteries . HECK'S REG. $4.99 U,MIT 5 QTS. A~ cu lobll) STROBE LIGHT F.OR POCKET INSTAMATIC $]99 . H VOLINE 1OW40 CASCO 'HECK'S · REG. $17 JEWElRY DEPT. HECK'S REG . 64 ' QT. ' JEWEli/Y DEPT. '~ ,:. ' • 5 s.ru ed C.HOICE B. B. 12 OL RUBBING COMPOUND RALLY WAX oz. CHOICE _ EACH HE~K'S A. 7 oz. RALLy VINYL TOP DRESSING WITH APPLICATOR B. 14 OZ. NT. WT. RALLY UPHOLSTERY CLEANER . c. 19 oz: RALLy VINYl TOP CLEANER HECK 'S REG . Tr{$1 !39 D. 15 OZ. DUPONT ENGINE CLEANER REG. TO 84' 12 . new motion! Brushe s up -down . S ho rt. . powerfu l ye·~ gentle. strokes cari get Ieeth 42 % cleone.r than ordinary hand brush · BRAKE 14 STOP LEAK 77< oz. tng . . FLUID 58( $100 sa.99 .. HECK'S '' ~~ploco· te01 ond r"'o b•u'k"' fco ble<k o"d brown >he~• . HECK'S REG. 12.96 . -· ~· . 999 "''" j,._,.,t • J.,t) ~ 8' TRACK TAPES A ~peda l group ol 8 !roc k lope cmtridge~ . Featuring gre·ot groups playi ng greot tune ~ from the po~t ond pre · sent_ A truly great borgo in. Sele~ t !on ln dud..ew h i', P opular_Co'u ntrv & Western . e1c. $~.~9 $199 "'"~up ''"IJ' d'~"~ ' ' . $ ... . HECK'S REG. $11.96 ' JEWElRY DEPT. ' . • $ 1 3. 96 JEWElRYDEPT. BT-600 b leOd for sp lit second blend· ing. Cord storage. 850 well molo r, 5·cu p head · resi~lont glos s jar witl1 do11er leot de sign . Re~ipe book . OVEN- MEN'S . Quality cowhide leathers w indow credit cord ~tili l y P?C~e t s. Co loa, blo ck & brown , ' .H=~~:s De-si g ned lor f~e flo1odern hobbyis! ; homamoker ond pro - · le ~siono l. A preci~ion instrum enT 'wh, ch [Uh deon ly, a'lely, polle-rn~. or! paper ond Iabrie (up lo 10 loyers o f co ttot~ s'heeting ). If's las te r than regular sheors and leH tiring . Pe-r fe ctly sl'loped an d boianced lo Jit either hond. $ 399 $ 99 $ 2~9 3.49 .. . JIWEI.R.Y DEPT•. JEWElRY . ............................ i .. ......... ,;.•,, ,~ ··-: ,· J ~·., ... . . •d:..><< \f ~~ · I ·:, . .. ,_"' . -.\ :~! Cf 1h:~ 11d.:.> by-:n k;·- .! .,. ' NYLON WATCH .NyiQnBANDS watc hbands in l '•••' latest fashion colors, str,ipes and weaves. 60MINUTE 2FOR .CASSETTE TAPE :• . . '' •' ~ $100 .$.1 00 . •. HECK'S REG. s2988 \ ,.;:,, ·',t d !: ' · ";·· . :·<' .~ .:11-·. • i llC\d. t · h!\'); I ,..-:_": ,'"':-... .'· I ' · TRIFOLD 18WALLETSholder, HECK.'S REG. .· $19.96 B~OILER ' --. '' . " , If • WITH 4 POSITION SWITCH . JET SET · BLENDER 8 push button~ 7 speeds . flash $1499. MUNSEY -· ' . ' ' HECK'S REG. . $11.96 ' 2-SPEED SCISSORS · <Omfo,lobly. I / $999 . HECK'S (1,;.,~ mo<et ol!echm~n r . HECK'S REG. ~, nary hand brush ing • Cantrolle~ up and down motion e .Aids in p ro""'i.ing heolt l1f ul care o f t he gums.Af' lightweight cord leu po'f!l,· · er haildle ma~ be rimed a.U. + ' at.~ for ~ - ~ng e 4 personal brushes in o~sorted poslel ~olors . Pu ~h ­ WHOO SH You're Done. It \ . tha t easy to h a~ e o cleaner rron ·os i t empl i e ~. • ln s t on t " Sproy __:_" Usc it on any lab" c sell ing when steam or dry uon ing . e 39 Stedm Venh ~· P ; o ~ · rde overoll steom distnbution lor better iron ing res ult ~ . J,~gt•hp <.on lrot R e vol~ tionary CREAM C. 12 FL OZ, DUPONT RALLY CAR WASH T.,0 e Pra~ide~ deolier teeth !han ordi· to told, H.end r. t,. o·l~• n 1oo lo' tor •m1 "''~ • • " [o,y· Gnp ''. lx>tonc~d hendle tOr o mooe , 0 ,.,!0 oioble l•el. • S!ol>le hul •••• · ''1"'-'P ~'II y on~l•d ;o beol~•! draon HECK'S REG. · TOOTHBRUSH . po:oh,~er ~ ''' . TOOTHBRUSH ' '" · "" ' bt,oi. ond wfoop • N '"'$ij'99 \ A.' 12 OL WHITE POLISHING COMPOUND A Comple.., Hom• ~hoe :;n,ne t:Or E•o l1oh\o; ~eu need "' o (ompfere > ~ o• . ---=~~S•U•N~B•E•A•M•E•L•EC•T•R•IC~~~--. .----• .. • ~.•~ • ~_•.:.. ~ .. ~~~~~~ I. ' '' ELECTRIC $1]99 · · ' ~~ '~ 1 '"""' ' """' ""'' " ' " ""'' '"""' '""'' . ..,. t ••ot~ nnd rnoOn r.,.n. l ulllae~,ng •l)fe• wolll •pray "'i t I <I• do y Po"'"' dJyuo ~ ettoc hmrnt "'''"~'N -" " ••foe tt)' 1<1• ''"'" d~T' "g b•l<>•~ 11~1"'9 B•u•~ ""d 2. ce•~b or red""~"" , o~ • !o,-_d•y '""' "'" lor "II com b•ng Con !ou •e~ ~ SHOE SHINE KIT-· HECK'S REG. $31.96 . 7-SPEED 11'01,:0' ' ' .. V638/9 ::;,:,;:....,..;.,;;,;;,;,;.;,._ _ $2&99 · ~:·~~s·~;'"'' PORTABLE MIXER ;j ·· sTYLING COMB · ' •'' ' .- IONA ELECTRIC 4 ha ir ~e ttjn gs pi~S 2 -wig setling S lOr 11 umon ha ir ond ~ynthetic wrgs . e E•c!u ~ive nope dryer lor tliollong, hord ·lo·dry noPe < . =- G. E. i. ~..e!U,.I~~J.~'EW.~'E.:!;lR~Y~ WARING . I HECK'S REG, $31.96 G.E. $-SPEED STC-'2 · QUART i lI' ' $2799 :·1 • MOVIE LIGHT . . e SElF ClEANIN G -'--::' TER~Y i SELF CLEANING '; IRON '· r,.' I · G. E. CAMERACAS'E . HOUSEWARE DEPT. '' . HAIRDRYE8 HECK'S REG. •12.88 . · COL<JR PAK II I . ' '' Com patible monaural cry~tol co~l;idge wi th d ual synlh et· ic ~apphire ~tvlu~ won' t dom.bge ~tere a reco rd~ . High · . impact polys lyrene (O~ . Three ~peed ( ha ng_er ... 4.5 RPM ~pind le •nclvded ... Powerfu l 61' o~o l dynamic spe-aker. S!ZE .- g . HECK'S REG . $2.77 . ~ ,' FAMILY_ HECK'S REG • SUPER $177 ; HECK'S REG. $5.85 f" HECK'S REG. $59.96 . $1299 HECK'S REG . $14.96 lor .hea ting soup a.nd ho·t beve( · age s on t he, cold dt~ys ahead . · 9 ' ';I' .. AUTOMATIC PHONOGRAPH Styled to ~er~.e you beouti ~ fu!ly. B1~ family·~i ze brew ~ 4 lo 12. cup~ - Str eng th se lec to r.lwi\t ·l oc k Sa fe- ty ' Top . L•g~ l ~.ingo l~ when reo dy to serve . K eep~ col lee hot automatrcolly . Po · pup 'bo· ~~e t . St ay cool bo~e. hondiE.' . C_ord!cs> Electric Whi\tliog., Brrd rn flora l demroted metal cogc . oPe ra tes on 9V Bat t~r y . Lr felrl..e chi rp of q be outrful buo:'! whi.~tle~ ~oun d!> in termr t!ently. CAMERA KIT - HOUSEWARE DEPT. . HECK'S REG. $2.49 ~_.;~~~T~IM~E MACHINE ' CHADWICK MILLER ALUMINUM Home Enterto inrl1en t Center hokh stereo speakers 88 $ $17~ • $1 5.96 ENTERTAINMENTCENTER ''· Remote contr.a !!ed forward / reverse and focus . Elevotion Dnd leveling con trols . Hand some . woodgrain trim ; ' · The perfec t way to keep yoyr sli d es organized . whilc·you protect th em from dirt (lnd scratches . . ·. JEWElRY H. SLIDE., PROJECTOR . SLIDE FILE . 27 Perletf HECK'S REG. TO 79' EACH AIRQUIJ!.T GENERA( EL~CTRIC HECK'S REG. JEWElRY DEPT. • HECK'S REG. $34.96 $J44~ HECK'S REG. $12.96 . 2 $. 99 MUNSEY 12 OZ. SANI-FLUSH' IN- TANK LIQUID . .J. . '\; D. HOME A. 6 W' ASH TRAYS B. S W' CANDY JAR C. 18 OZ. PITCHER D. FOOTED CANDY DISH E. FOOTED COMPOTE F. SERVING DISH ·G. DIVIDED REL!SH ~ISH H. CRYSTAL ASH TRAY I. 26 OZ. JAR WITH COVER · J. 8 INCH BOWL· K. 1'6 OZ. MEASURING PITCH.ER 2~SLICE Han dsome styling on th is toaster will complement any kitchen de(or. Temperature ~i9l o llaws you to selec t the dark ness of your too~ t. HECK'S R~G . 89' $ ·HECK'S REG. '12.88 TOASTER ' ' . 26 (i·LASSWARE SALE HECK'S RIG . 69 ' ".; . I·' G.E. BEAUTIFUL ANCHOR HOCJ<-ING ' WINDEX RD AIR FIESH.ENER LEMON -ROSE 8. EVERGR~fN I _ anytime C141S -· '" $999 $,.49 . Realtone's 7612 is ' a niini with m.aximum eff iciency . Push button con! rob make oper· otion. si mpiE! ·ar'd specietl eject ~u ll on prov· ides e ff ortle ss cassette handling . .A sound li ttl e por table , the 7612 ploy s o •,d reco rds iiS own ca ss.e lhl~ .ond · ploys I he popula r prerecorded cassettes wi th eose . Trave ls .a nywhere ond p1oy s on regular AC ~unent or b a tte ri es. An e ff icien l comp9nion for use· CLOCK RADIO HECK'S REG. li.99 r'I 'I''J" rn ltir{rp4trllrt G. E. AM . CAMERA CASE ( HONEYCOMB-RIBBED;QUILTED ·cASSETTE RECORDER JEWElRY HECK ' S ·CEILING FIXT,URES ' SOUNDESIGN • H_ECK'S ; REG. $'29.96 1 FEG. & PINE 39< HOUSE WARE DEPT. . DISINFECTANT VEL LIQUID '. .$J28 ANO$p6 16 OZ. LYSOL LYSOL ' 32 oz. MINT ( hoo \e from GOld or 'N OJinut f<Omc~ m \ I t el 5•7 Or 8• 10 '! CASCO ~EATING PAD HECK'S 77 REG. l3.99 . · ~7612 / 11 oz. ' 12 . PICTURE FRAMES · HECK'S REG. TO $3.'24 ENTERPRISE ALU ·,, . 7 ·I HOUSEWARE DEPT. I • '' 4 5 ", or 4 6" CLOTHES on_d 4 0 "~ si 1e5 o f o/ • ' 10 TO. 9 DUAL 8 SPLICER Selec t from tlm•c styles: • O~DAILY :'• • •• HECK'S REG. 8~' EACH . . JEWElRY ' . DEPT. HECK'S REG. $1.49 ' JEWElRY DEPT. ' . I. ' J : • ••• · :• • !:; ! I 1 ., ' .•, ' 1 .,a .·~ ' ' .:, ' ., ' ,. ' I "' ' ~·. I' ' . I r ;. ,I 1 . •. ' I. .. . . .• ••. ' r ·, - �. ·' •• . . I IJo - • -~~:::>-s~~~~::::::::·:·:-.:·::::::::.::::::::::::::~::::·:::~:·:~~:f Slate~ Coif:n.try fair at Athens Oct. 11 OPI.DAIL I lOTO 9 The Annual Country Fair Lawrence, Perry .-Meigs, !loss. by ' tho Women 's . Jackson, Scioto, Gallia, arid Auxiliary H lth of the Athens Mental H1·ghland. ea Center will be held The ladies decided to work in Thursday, Oct. 11 from 9 am two m\)or areas : to 4 p.m . in the Center - to try to educate the public auditoriU:Jil . as to the kind of work goi ng on Numerous Meigs Co unty· in the hos pital ;and the care of organizations are contributing the mentally ill, and (~terns for the Country Fair - to raise funds Ill purchase whi~h is a means of raising items for the patien ts that were . money for the many things not not included · in the · tax included in the tax allocated allocated budget. budget; but helpful in making the daily life ·or the hospital Since its organization the patients more meaningful and auxiliary has used its A!)nual Country Fair · as a · means to home-1ike . . . Most of the Meigs County rais~ m oney .. Each year ~he Auxiliary ha s1 s ponsor e d , gard en c lu bs are contributing dried . materials, containers, " Operation : Santa Claus, " arrangements, and accessories recruiting volunteers to help for making arrangeme'nts for wrap Christmas gifts donated the flower mart, just one of a to the Mental Health Center by relative s and interested number of booths. . Theme of the· -event is citizens, as well as purChasing " Heigh-Ho! Come to 'the many gifts so that no patient is Fair'" On sale will be an- forgotten on Christmas Day . tiques, odds and ends, baked The larg'est share of funds has goods, homemade candy, hats been spent in the many annual and clothing, fancy pastry, ,·ce grou projects carried d th out t thby d th.lis . 10 c ream spades, arts and crafts, . P · or er . a e. 81 Y 'coffee ·donuts and sandwich ltfe of the hospital residents The • Auxiliary which . sp:~: ca n be . more meaningful and sors the Country Fair w~p 0 ~~-hked. ;hlls g roup htas organized 15 years aS:O u 1 ~se e evtswn se ~· .I following a luncheon hos~ by electnc o rga~ , electnc Dr . Charles L. C~eed, drmki11g fountams, pictures, superintendent of the Ath ens wall mlfrors, b l wm.dow Th fans ond 1 State Hospital, as it was known -an am u ance . , ey a so at that time, and Mrs. Creed. furmsh ed a patients h t library • a It was decl'ded to form a orne tr:nana,gemen ts 1 apartment, d hospital auxiliary 'to try to a pa len ounge, an .a n acquaint the citizens ~ystem ' ' of the mter-communlcahons. th t h tal d. hospital 's fifteen county a . serves as a ospl ra 10 . tr' t . h stahon d Is tc wtt the work of the · hospital.' These counties are The mostrecent project was . Athens, Hocking,. Washington , to help furmsh the new Mary V. Pike, 'Vinton Morg. an Erskme Chapel, so that those ' ' pahents unable to go to town to churc h will have a chapel on the grounds. The chapel was dedicated June . 12, 1973. Heretofore, the chapel services , were held in themulti-pur.pose building that ser ves . as a theatre, recreation hall and meeting area. Though the population of the Mental Health Center has bee n greatly reduced in the past several years, the need tOr~ .itn ·inter-·· faith chapel is just as import• ant as ever. The chapel is used also for · reciUJls,. concerts .,ilnd ~eminars , It is open to patients and visitors who feel the need to spend. quiet moment in meditation . s~aged .• ' • HARDW~RE DISCOUNTS • SPORTSMAN'.S CPRNER ~ .?·:;•t=.::.::::: .. =::::::.,:-,-~_~=;. • BLACK &DECKER NO. . JIG SAW KIT . .. MARLIN NO. 10 RIFLE HECK'S REG. s3l 95 $26 88 - hot"'~ ' ~ H I S l'q 10 ~ • •1h h h •~<t 1 h ~ . 10 p•~e~ . i~ cl " _d ~ U 111 8 Q.lo de "" "ri"'MI p U IHO ~oo"~ • oo d. ] U I l SI f,n. ~ ood . I U I J ~• cmm c meiDI. I U 1n~ hne mele>l, pi<" '"' po~ohl , U- 1151 ••P i• <M;4 . plo•l•cc o" Y'"'I CO W' (~1516) . •. . MEN'S & BOYS HECK'S REG . '27.22 HUNTING GLOVES BLACK & DECKER •. lfa'' DRILL .. chuc k to ho'n dle th ose bigger , tough er jobs. D oubl e- red~c lion ~e a r syste m del ivers l u ll forque d ri ll ing ac tion . ' ·' HARDWARE DEPT. '• $199 .$688 HECK'S REG. '2.49 HECK'S REG. '9.49 8 oz. NO. 425 Genc ra l·pu rp ose dri ll with g earing , rJnd HECK 'S REG . $9.99 . HUNTING BOOTS • .. • COLEMAN STOVE $1299 : HANDWARMER FLUID HECK'S REG. '17.99 _ REG. 62' JUNE E HECK'S • 49~ . BLACK & DECKER ''· ' 'I· JIGSAW I• l. ~ o w cost, ve rsatil e ti!lle-sc•v (H that a p peals to ever y horne o wn er. Mok es s. tr·o tg ht, cur ved or :.c rol l -cutS in. woo d , metal , pla stin ond o ther 'rno te'rrab . Inc lud es of1-e bla de . .. .: I • ; ' HECK'S REG. ·. $9.99 . • ' I:. I I I I ,I ALUMINUM FLEA COLLAR DOO'R GRIL~E '' \ Kill I fl..:m \01 J .~,'<:)n t h.\ .\.od l '" •;c • Heigh T 16". W ,dt h 34" Can Be u ~ c-d' •· .. With or W11 hou l.ln lt•ol 1 COLEMAN ·· .· .· FUEL "opt•Ci f llly ouornnkl', Jr1 Ill' ( ' {JI • () . 99~ ,,;,.f t.\C'1t'). btl> • ; .' ' HECK'S REG. · :• . l. _. I EC-16 • 'I I HARDWARE DEPT. • I I . ..'. I"'~'"'\""m'"")~ - a I' ,. r .. ~ ...'· . 'I ' ; I 't ,. '.. ·1rl··\ WIM~OW .t• ' r , . I. .. ~ :. f '' j f 'S REG. •H.~I'II SPORTS DEPT. .Tlvo-to11e ' PAIR HECK 'S REG. $1.99 IIIII .IM I , SPOIITS DEPT. ·r \' IIIOVeS tiiU!tlll 4 PLACE GUN RACK Onc i , nH n ~ :,t\·k. A J·.Icnl - up tl\l• · llln l· w 1th .1 HECK'S REG. '4.99 b~1ld li"~ "-' .1 n tl tc~·ll Gt't ( ·. . .:·· . ~ ; ~ .. '~ ::' -·· •' COVERS :'' . .' r~ :. .. I ;. ~ l' ,.~. i'. ~;. SJ'66 . ~- I...: . I" A'!tomal ic temp e ro •ure thermo ~tot with "off" posi tion and worm to hot rong11. Powt.rf ul fon rapidly ci rtulote~ worm air "Mirf.or liri1h ," scul ptured cobinel Irani _compleme.r•ed by gun metoi<;Jroy cabinet. Conven ient luggage lype handle . 8r i<;jht pla te d tomper · prool gr ill. Safety -Top 1witd1 . Non·mo rking ltet . $12 88 CENTRAL J IR CONDITIONER ' · COVER · HA~DWAIIEDEPT. ; f,: . $4 66 l !~ I i: . I . it r. t l ,n ~:-.- Or. Milton Mason . ...PLASTIC TORM WINDO'"d ·HECK 'S REG. :,.~K . . $1 00 . .BASKETBALLS 6 ' x8 ' POLY TARP $3 39 .. 2iiACKS FOR DEPT. · SPO/ITS DEPT. . BASKETBALLS ·. HE~~~R9EG. $499 . I. ' '. l• ' • ··. ' . SPOIITS DEPT. . SPORTS DEPT. FELT. ---,-.- . 33 DOOR BOTTOM STRIP •'" HEC:;ASS PLATED • ~EG : ' ss· . \ ~o~ -;-~:,);: I ~ ; ro · ,• ' ' !. ·. '' .. ";i ' ' '. . -~ THRESHOLD HECK'S , REG ... ' .. ELECTRIC . HEAT . . . ' ,• i : I .. $299 OUTDOOR · . ; 88 THERMOMETER HECK 'S . REG; $1.19 . " ~; lltms nd Priers [fltcti•t tlnu Ott. I , 1!73. QuulttJ ll'iJIIIIs fttune~. Conri&hl unTh KIDJII Ct . d .I ,• ' I . " ' ' ,. .. • . ' ·...- I vicesat~yracuseChurchofthe Nazarene , i ':30 p.m. ·with the Rev . 0 . G. McKinney ,~p~a kin g. ""P ublic invited . "" " • SATURDA ~ ·~ HYMN SING , 7:30 p.m. at Freedom Gospel ·Mission, Bald ·· Knob·. Public invited . 'B IKE-A-THON beginning at 9 a.m. for the benefit of the Meigs County Unit of the ,(\merican Cancer Society. The bicycles will leave the Middleport ' Park, Mill St., and continue to Fort Meigs at · Royal Acres Park: Anyone wishing to do so may ride in the event. • '. ' Seafood . t1.u11u h11iru Dctellitr 1, l iJJ SM. jUt IUiiUIIilt $1111 •n• lonl Sties Tu ' ''' With Cou pon coupon b1iru oetoller &, 1!7l SY.jU Aulit~ble Slalt and LIUI Sales hi •I -- · --- Secret Deodorant -- $~5968¢ .. -8·0 l . Ant i·P•mpir ant or 7-ol . :l.. Spr~y : . \ S1ze HOMEMAOE (338) HAM .SALAD · AND CHEESE. HECK'S R~G, , .. $7.49 . SPORTS DEPT. J ib. 3 lb: J lb. 4·1b. 2 lb: 2 lb. ' Ten Yor i41tie1 Be tty Crockt~r C-.-·--.. ,: lb. U.S. Govt . Grade~ Choi.ce Peo pl e's. Choice Boston Roll Piece Bologna ' ·· · lb . $159 Pork Chops lb. . coupon hpiru Octobe1 6, a71 Sullrect 111 applicable statt lb 99¢ Ch~~koiSt~~kCut loul ~nd ~fie 1 " tn ule~ $129 U.S. Govt . Graded Choite Serv e 'N Save Any Size Piece " With Covpon - One-Quarter Pork Loin Sliced Into Bone less. Roost Frosting Mix. 14~~-:·39¢ i:j r Anoried "99~ ..-... 4 S1·. Scotties 200-Ct. Boxes . Mar:~et Basket Sel'ect With tou•on CGu•n Expires Octohr 6, 11n f -SIIIIject to A•~licallle Stlte aftll Lett I s•les Tn . large Eggs o, 73t • ' l. Witl'l Clll.lll Cau•n hplru Octollu 61, IIJJ SY ~ject til A•tliu.lo St1tt nf Local $1111 TU GRAOI LARGE Regul.:n or BABY DELIVERED RACINE - The Racine E-R squad delivered baby to Mrs . Harry Barton, Racine, Rl. I, at . . 1:45 a .m . Tuesday. Mother and infant were transported later to Holzer Medical Cente.r · by the squad. lmte~nl Kroger Pudding .4 39¢ .: a 3'/•-oz. 3 1/•·oz. Pkgs. - ., • Willi C.w\111 1~11 1 ru attolllr I, nn Sllllil~t h ~P\IIicdlt Sta~t anll Llnl S1ln Tu Willi Clllll 10; Off The Purcha$e of One )kg . A.horted . Pri nted or AsSorted Kroger Variet i •~o Royal Vikirlg Danish Pastries • Coupon Expires Octahr 6, Ull · Subject A•plinllli Stitt IIIII LICII Slits TaX ·Fleece Towels Coca-Cola ·· White BrQad · 16 Ounce Btls. Village Bakery Pr~miUf'!1 Fi~;~d~oQ;;~g; oj;;;;a'"''6 100Extra 3 $_1 Top 2 ~~~~- • Y~luo Stamps W ith Coupon I Purchoae of Sol tO , J5 tr 100 Wall Srlullil Pack .Soft White Bulbs . $ I lb. STEW MEAT . 3 lb. ·RIB STEAKS 3 lb. SIRLOIN STEAK 2 SLIC·ED BACON BEEF LIVER . STEW ME!IT . LARGE FRANKS I .. • I p 1 /' ' 1 hlius actehr t, 1171 Hd LIUI .Stln T11 · Mr. Juicy, Grape, Oron·g e or Punch Flavored Drinks .9 8-oz. Btls. $1 Lux Bar Soap ; 4 !-;:49¢ . 58 Willi C. . . CIIIH ll\liiiS Dclllllf I , IIJS S•llitct to A"licdlt Slat• 1111 LKII SIIU 1&1 ' '. • '· 1.1·1, Witll t•11n CIMJIII Sulljut I ANiic.lt Stitt .$ 5 Ill, CHUCK ROAST 3 lb. GROUND CHUCK 3 lb. CHOPPED SIRLOIN lib. 2 lb. 2 lb. 2 lb. L3 47' .. 4 lb. CHUCK ROAST {339) \1 Ajax Cleanser Reg. 54C <.. 14-oz Cans · ¢. \ -. . . $ lb.. ROUND STEAK . 2 ' C•u•u TO CANVASS RACINE RACINE - Mrs. Charles Pyles, c,hairman of the fund drive for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, will conduct a house':'to.:house· carlvass in this town Wednesday· beginning at · 10 a.m.. · RIB STEAK PORK STEAK BULK SAUS/IGE CHUCK ROAST CUBE" .sTEAK ALL MEAT W,IENERS . Caupn hp ins D~lob;er 5, 1173 Sub jecl A•pliC:allle Stale and Local Sales T•• • SUNDAY HOMECOMING at Hemlock Grove . Chr istian Church. Basket dinner, n oon ; afte.rnoo'n · service at 2. Special singers, public invited. . I , ./.j 2 Pkgl. of ... Cooked and Breaded ': .,.A!' • -'·· ( · There$ a Freezer Beef Sale 6.oing On At Krog~r .•. Now! WE ACC .PT FEDERAL FO"~ STII~PS •I With Coupon and Purchaae of Plus Tile Xtra Bonus q/ Top Value Stamps! • ''. Top YCIIue .StCimps . Regular Siz41 992-3502 .. ' , "< I U . '. I I an Lttal Slln Tu . • SPREAD " -.- • I SwlliJtct ljljllrullilt Still or 10 lb. box •8.50 · Phone Us Your Orderl(340) " IJU "rJ "' Honey loaf, Pe pper lool, New England or Chopped HoM county MIDDLEPORT Chamber of Comme rce meeting , i:30 p .in . at social room of Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. POMEROY CU B Scout Pack 249 observing school night for cu b scouting, 7:30 at Pomeroy Eleme ntary School. Boys of Pomeroy area, eight through 10 and their pa~;ents invited. FRIDAY ' NIGHTLY REVIVAL ser- • . . $48~ SPORTS DEPT. . . MEIGS COUNTY C0 uncil of Parehts and Teachers at 7:30 p.m . at the Letart Falls School. Mrs. Jeane tte Thomas, administr'ator for th e Mei gs Community School, wjll speak on the bond issue . Office hour s bv ap pointment: Mon .. Fri. 9 tii 4, SaturdaY 9 until noon. · 1 t"1111t1 h. itU OttMtt I, 1171 DISCOUNT=PRI£ES·I N.F.O., 8 p.m .. a t .State .Park on new Route 33. All farmers invited . THURSDAy CATHOLIC Women's Club, 8 p.m. at the Sacred Hearl Church, to.be preceded by 7:15 Mass . PH. 992-3279 ·LEATHER FOOTBALL HECK' S REG. $4.39 - ., HUTCH OFFICIAL SIZE ' FOOTBALL $299 , ~- ' MIDDLEPORT FIRE · MEN 'S Auxiliary. 8 p.m. at the firehouse . Roberta Dailey and Alice Mills, hostesses . MJODLEPORT LITERARY club, home of Mrs. JamE:s Titus, Rutland ,2 p. m. Books to be . reviewed , by Mrs. Nan Moore , '' All Under Heav en" by Pearl Buck, .a nd " Jonathan Livin gs ton $eagulF ' by Richard Bach to be reviewed by Mrs . Rodney Downin g. Response ·will' be a tribute to the l~te Pearl Buck . MIDDLEPORT v • ~ IJAtti- 1 -.A £_(. • H Wi th Coupon ond P~o~rcha:se of • · Onto 8 ·01 . Plr:g . Krogtt ' ~ M~IGS "' II ' • / ' i" ·1o, Off .------- .- Luncheon Meats ·. Hi-Nu 20fo Low Fat Mil~ •9.99 . ' ~ . . HECK'S REG. ' I ·l:l WED.NESDAY CHESTER GA RDEN Club, · 8::10 p. m . at the l1ome of Mrs. Horace ){arr with Mrs. Paul · Erwin, Baer and Mrs. Leona1·d co-hostesses . Installation of offi cers will be held along with a home ilower show . · POMEROY LODGE 164 E'&AM 7:30 p. m . Masp~ic 'Temple . Pomeroy. All Mas ter Masons invited. 181 N. Second Ave; . HECI('S · .· • . REG.• $5.99 •,. HARDWARE DEPT. • •• . HUTCH VINYL · ' . SJBB 1;2FT.• ,·•••• •• · . 1 8 FT, . , • , •• , , $444 -: t , .. , ...... .$ 133 $1.88 6 FT •.•.•••• :. • . ·; ~! f·~· 9 • I ·Calendar:! S]88 36 " ALUMINUM C~ lt•lllir• rd · $2 99 \i HUNTING · COAT SPORTS DfPT. CABLES . i HECK 'S . REG. . Main BASKETBALL HECK'S REG. $7 .99 leather vpper. ... . OFFICIAL INDOOR-OUTDOOR $499 LITTLE LEAGUE · · ... " '. . ' '. .' Chapman's SHOES St., Pomeroy· WILSON 4 IN PACK . HECK'S .REG. '17.88 OPTOMETRISTS . -· I FOOTBALL SHOES '....' . . '' .. .' . '... ...."' . "........... " Dr. T. J. Bradshaw pJi r W ( 'r~in g 1\: tlh Brown Patert & Suede ·Brown Grain Mode o t oil IH! W w d orn. Stv rdy le a ther <oun ter.wrth podded to ngue & hct:l lrne<. Molded r ubbe r so le, d ou bl e \ !itc hed o 11d ce;ntonied to ' 1 ' " heel. Blue Pat ent & Sue de· ELECTRIC HEATER ~., ·- -..:..._ ...... WINDOW AIR CONDITIONER ' FIREMEN TQ MEET . RACINE - Racine firemen will meet at the fire house Wednesday at 7 p.m. to com-, plete plans for an open house Sunday from 1:30 to 4 p.m . .when the public may. see the . new fire tru Gk purchase d recently. · DRIVER 'KILLED LOCKLAND, Ohio (UP! ) Richard Meyers, 48, of Ci ncinnati, was kill ed earl y Mon<\ay when his panel truck crashed into a guard rail on Interstate 75 near here and butst into flames . :~ =~ ... ........ .... .,._, ~1 . y(1UI. !. · '·· ., •. I -:· .H ' I -~ ' AND SPO/ITS DEPT. $699 ·. ' '·"" ' IIUTDOOR' ' ![·:-,,. covER · ·II I I' . ~ •. , · '· · .) ' .,, ':"i ·;;,. I' ' I 10" $7 88 $12' SPOIITS DEPT. $129 - ~ s100 . f iBER .\ (;;:Tlf( .. "'"' """'·' 0 I.·~'•• ,,_ I· ,.·1AIA •oQr..ND1TIONalt ! , I UN~ERWEA a _-, ' Otf~l N <:'1: - ·I (:,.~:;,~ ENH]'~~ ;i, • SOCKS 2 PAIR .SOCKS WINTERIZE YOU_R HOME! f men I HUNTING Get ree~dy for the cold days ahead I. INSULATED HECK'S REG.,69 ' PR • . '1.38 HECK 'S REG. 99' EA. HECK'S REG. '2.48 HARDWARE DEPT. I. Hard ·..;..~<.mng 1h'or1 ! hO I p.r o:i-v· : •do:"1 r•1 10 ..... 1:1,.;;,,, ond prCi rec J•(m wt•,h h et>d.f1m ol 1110 ~ e y , ' . . • t ·socl·ar ·"' ,. • Ttk> Dail)' .xntnlt't, nuuwepol~l-l>'Umt!roy, u .• lkl. 3, l973 \ .I . •• ' ' . �. ·' •• . . I IJo - • -~~:::>-s~~~~::::::::·:·:-.:·::::::::.::::::::::::::~::::·:::~:·:~~:f Slate~ Coif:n.try fair at Athens Oct. 11 OPI.DAIL I lOTO 9 The Annual Country Fair Lawrence, Perry .-Meigs, !loss. by ' tho Women 's . Jackson, Scioto, Gallia, arid Auxiliary H lth of the Athens Mental H1·ghland. ea Center will be held The ladies decided to work in Thursday, Oct. 11 from 9 am two m\)or areas : to 4 p.m . in the Center - to try to educate the public auditoriU:Jil . as to the kind of work goi ng on Numerous Meigs Co unty· in the hos pital ;and the care of organizations are contributing the mentally ill, and (~terns for the Country Fair - to raise funds Ill purchase whi~h is a means of raising items for the patien ts that were . money for the many things not not included · in the · tax included in the tax allocated allocated budget. budget; but helpful in making the daily life ·or the hospital Since its organization the patients more meaningful and auxiliary has used its A!)nual Country Fair · as a · means to home-1ike . . . Most of the Meigs County rais~ m oney .. Each year ~he Auxiliary ha s1 s ponsor e d , gard en c lu bs are contributing dried . materials, containers, " Operation : Santa Claus, " arrangements, and accessories recruiting volunteers to help for making arrangeme'nts for wrap Christmas gifts donated the flower mart, just one of a to the Mental Health Center by relative s and interested number of booths. . Theme of the· -event is citizens, as well as purChasing " Heigh-Ho! Come to 'the many gifts so that no patient is Fair'" On sale will be an- forgotten on Christmas Day . tiques, odds and ends, baked The larg'est share of funds has goods, homemade candy, hats been spent in the many annual and clothing, fancy pastry, ,·ce grou projects carried d th out t thby d th.lis . 10 c ream spades, arts and crafts, . P · or er . a e. 81 Y 'coffee ·donuts and sandwich ltfe of the hospital residents The • Auxiliary which . sp:~: ca n be . more meaningful and sors the Country Fair w~p 0 ~~-hked. ;hlls g roup htas organized 15 years aS:O u 1 ~se e evtswn se ~· .I following a luncheon hos~ by electnc o rga~ , electnc Dr . Charles L. C~eed, drmki11g fountams, pictures, superintendent of the Ath ens wall mlfrors, b l wm.dow Th fans ond 1 State Hospital, as it was known -an am u ance . , ey a so at that time, and Mrs. Creed. furmsh ed a patients h t library • a It was decl'ded to form a orne tr:nana,gemen ts 1 apartment, d hospital auxiliary 'to try to a pa len ounge, an .a n acquaint the citizens ~ystem ' ' of the mter-communlcahons. th t h tal d. hospital 's fifteen county a . serves as a ospl ra 10 . tr' t . h stahon d Is tc wtt the work of the · hospital.' These counties are The mostrecent project was . Athens, Hocking,. Washington , to help furmsh the new Mary V. Pike, 'Vinton Morg. an Erskme Chapel, so that those ' ' pahents unable to go to town to churc h will have a chapel on the grounds. The chapel was dedicated June . 12, 1973. Heretofore, the chapel services , were held in themulti-pur.pose building that ser ves . as a theatre, recreation hall and meeting area. Though the population of the Mental Health Center has bee n greatly reduced in the past several years, the need tOr~ .itn ·inter-·· faith chapel is just as import• ant as ever. The chapel is used also for · reciUJls,. concerts .,ilnd ~eminars , It is open to patients and visitors who feel the need to spend. quiet moment in meditation . s~aged .• ' • HARDW~RE DISCOUNTS • SPORTSMAN'.S CPRNER ~ .?·:;•t=.::.::::: .. =::::::.,:-,-~_~=;. • BLACK &DECKER NO. . JIG SAW KIT . .. MARLIN NO. 10 RIFLE HECK'S REG. s3l 95 $26 88 - hot"'~ ' ~ H I S l'q 10 ~ • •1h h h •~<t 1 h ~ . 10 p•~e~ . i~ cl " _d ~ U 111 8 Q.lo de "" "ri"'MI p U IHO ~oo"~ • oo d. ] U I l SI f,n. ~ ood . I U I J ~• cmm c meiDI. I U 1n~ hne mele>l, pi<" '"' po~ohl , U- 1151 ••P i• <M;4 . plo•l•cc o" Y'"'I CO W' (~1516) . •. . MEN'S & BOYS HECK'S REG . '27.22 HUNTING GLOVES BLACK & DECKER •. lfa'' DRILL .. chuc k to ho'n dle th ose bigger , tough er jobs. D oubl e- red~c lion ~e a r syste m del ivers l u ll forque d ri ll ing ac tion . ' ·' HARDWARE DEPT. '• $199 .$688 HECK'S REG. '2.49 HECK'S REG. '9.49 8 oz. NO. 425 Genc ra l·pu rp ose dri ll with g earing , rJnd HECK 'S REG . $9.99 . HUNTING BOOTS • .. • COLEMAN STOVE $1299 : HANDWARMER FLUID HECK'S REG. '17.99 _ REG. 62' JUNE E HECK'S • 49~ . BLACK & DECKER ''· ' 'I· JIGSAW I• l. ~ o w cost, ve rsatil e ti!lle-sc•v (H that a p peals to ever y horne o wn er. Mok es s. tr·o tg ht, cur ved or :.c rol l -cutS in. woo d , metal , pla stin ond o ther 'rno te'rrab . Inc lud es of1-e bla de . .. .: I • ; ' HECK'S REG. ·. $9.99 . • ' I:. I I I I ,I ALUMINUM FLEA COLLAR DOO'R GRIL~E '' \ Kill I fl..:m \01 J .~,'<:)n t h.\ .\.od l '" •;c • Heigh T 16". W ,dt h 34" Can Be u ~ c-d' •· .. With or W11 hou l.ln lt•ol 1 COLEMAN ·· .· .· FUEL "opt•Ci f llly ouornnkl', Jr1 Ill' ( ' {JI • () . 99~ ,,;,.f t.\C'1t'). btl> • ; .' ' HECK'S REG. · :• . l. _. I EC-16 • 'I I HARDWARE DEPT. • I I . ..'. I"'~'"'\""m'"")~ - a I' ,. r .. ~ ...'· . 'I ' ; I 't ,. '.. ·1rl··\ WIM~OW .t• ' r , . I. .. ~ :. f '' j f 'S REG. •H.~I'II SPORTS DEPT. .Tlvo-to11e ' PAIR HECK 'S REG. $1.99 IIIII .IM I , SPOIITS DEPT. ·r \' IIIOVeS tiiU!tlll 4 PLACE GUN RACK Onc i , nH n ~ :,t\·k. A J·.Icnl - up tl\l• · llln l· w 1th .1 HECK'S REG. '4.99 b~1ld li"~ "-' .1 n tl tc~·ll Gt't ( ·. . .:·· . ~ ; ~ .. '~ ::' -·· •' COVERS :'' . .' r~ :. .. I ;. ~ l' ,.~. i'. ~;. SJ'66 . ~- I...: . I" A'!tomal ic temp e ro •ure thermo ~tot with "off" posi tion and worm to hot rong11. Powt.rf ul fon rapidly ci rtulote~ worm air "Mirf.or liri1h ," scul ptured cobinel Irani _compleme.r•ed by gun metoi<;Jroy cabinet. Conven ient luggage lype handle . 8r i<;jht pla te d tomper · prool gr ill. Safety -Top 1witd1 . Non·mo rking ltet . $12 88 CENTRAL J IR CONDITIONER ' · COVER · HA~DWAIIEDEPT. ; f,: . $4 66 l !~ I i: . I . it r. t l ,n ~:-.- Or. Milton Mason . ...PLASTIC TORM WINDO'"d ·HECK 'S REG. :,.~K . . $1 00 . .BASKETBALLS 6 ' x8 ' POLY TARP $3 39 .. 2iiACKS FOR DEPT. · SPO/ITS DEPT. . BASKETBALLS ·. HE~~~R9EG. $499 . I. ' '. l• ' • ··. ' . SPOIITS DEPT. . SPORTS DEPT. FELT. ---,-.- . 33 DOOR BOTTOM STRIP •'" HEC:;ASS PLATED • ~EG : ' ss· . \ ~o~ -;-~:,);: I ~ ; ro · ,• ' ' !. ·. '' .. ";i ' ' '. . -~ THRESHOLD HECK'S , REG ... ' .. ELECTRIC . HEAT . . . ' ,• i : I .. $299 OUTDOOR · . ; 88 THERMOMETER HECK 'S . REG; $1.19 . " ~; lltms nd Priers [fltcti•t tlnu Ott. I , 1!73. QuulttJ ll'iJIIIIs fttune~. Conri&hl unTh KIDJII Ct . d .I ,• ' I . " ' ' ,. .. • . ' ·...- I vicesat~yracuseChurchofthe Nazarene , i ':30 p.m. ·with the Rev . 0 . G. McKinney ,~p~a kin g. ""P ublic invited . "" " • SATURDA ~ ·~ HYMN SING , 7:30 p.m. at Freedom Gospel ·Mission, Bald ·· Knob·. Public invited . 'B IKE-A-THON beginning at 9 a.m. for the benefit of the Meigs County Unit of the ,(\merican Cancer Society. The bicycles will leave the Middleport ' Park, Mill St., and continue to Fort Meigs at · Royal Acres Park: Anyone wishing to do so may ride in the event. • '. ' Seafood . t1.u11u h11iru Dctellitr 1, l iJJ SM. jUt IUiiUIIilt $1111 •n• lonl Sties Tu ' ''' With Cou pon coupon b1iru oetoller &, 1!7l SY.jU Aulit~ble Slalt and LIUI Sales hi •I -- · --- Secret Deodorant -- $~5968¢ .. -8·0 l . Ant i·P•mpir ant or 7-ol . :l.. Spr~y : . \ S1ze HOMEMAOE (338) HAM .SALAD · AND CHEESE. HECK'S R~G, , .. $7.49 . SPORTS DEPT. J ib. 3 lb: J lb. 4·1b. 2 lb: 2 lb. ' Ten Yor i41tie1 Be tty Crockt~r C-.-·--.. ,: lb. U.S. Govt . Grade~ Choi.ce Peo pl e's. Choice Boston Roll Piece Bologna ' ·· · lb . $159 Pork Chops lb. . coupon hpiru Octobe1 6, a71 Sullrect 111 applicable statt lb 99¢ Ch~~koiSt~~kCut loul ~nd ~fie 1 " tn ule~ $129 U.S. Govt . Graded Choite Serv e 'N Save Any Size Piece " With Covpon - One-Quarter Pork Loin Sliced Into Bone less. Roost Frosting Mix. 14~~-:·39¢ i:j r Anoried "99~ ..-... 4 S1·. Scotties 200-Ct. Boxes . Mar:~et Basket Sel'ect With tou•on CGu•n Expires Octohr 6, 11n f -SIIIIject to A•~licallle Stlte aftll Lett I s•les Tn . large Eggs o, 73t • ' l. Witl'l Clll.lll Cau•n hplru Octollu 61, IIJJ SY ~ject til A•tliu.lo St1tt nf Local $1111 TU GRAOI LARGE Regul.:n or BABY DELIVERED RACINE - The Racine E-R squad delivered baby to Mrs . Harry Barton, Racine, Rl. I, at . . 1:45 a .m . Tuesday. Mother and infant were transported later to Holzer Medical Cente.r · by the squad. lmte~nl Kroger Pudding .4 39¢ .: a 3'/•-oz. 3 1/•·oz. Pkgs. - ., • Willi C.w\111 1~11 1 ru attolllr I, nn Sllllil~t h ~P\IIicdlt Sta~t anll Llnl S1ln Tu Willi Clllll 10; Off The Purcha$e of One )kg . A.horted . Pri nted or AsSorted Kroger Variet i •~o Royal Vikirlg Danish Pastries • Coupon Expires Octahr 6, Ull · Subject A•plinllli Stitt IIIII LICII Slits TaX ·Fleece Towels Coca-Cola ·· White BrQad · 16 Ounce Btls. Village Bakery Pr~miUf'!1 Fi~;~d~oQ;;~g; oj;;;;a'"''6 100Extra 3 $_1 Top 2 ~~~~- • Y~luo Stamps W ith Coupon I Purchoae of Sol tO , J5 tr 100 Wall Srlullil Pack .Soft White Bulbs . $ I lb. STEW MEAT . 3 lb. ·RIB STEAKS 3 lb. SIRLOIN STEAK 2 SLIC·ED BACON BEEF LIVER . STEW ME!IT . LARGE FRANKS I .. • I p 1 /' ' 1 hlius actehr t, 1171 Hd LIUI .Stln T11 · Mr. Juicy, Grape, Oron·g e or Punch Flavored Drinks .9 8-oz. Btls. $1 Lux Bar Soap ; 4 !-;:49¢ . 58 Willi C. . . CIIIH ll\liiiS Dclllllf I , IIJS S•llitct to A"licdlt Slat• 1111 LKII SIIU 1&1 ' '. • '· 1.1·1, Witll t•11n CIMJIII Sulljut I ANiic.lt Stitt .$ 5 Ill, CHUCK ROAST 3 lb. GROUND CHUCK 3 lb. CHOPPED SIRLOIN lib. 2 lb. 2 lb. 2 lb. L3 47' .. 4 lb. CHUCK ROAST {339) \1 Ajax Cleanser Reg. 54C <.. 14-oz Cans · ¢. \ -. . . $ lb.. ROUND STEAK . 2 ' C•u•u TO CANVASS RACINE RACINE - Mrs. Charles Pyles, c,hairman of the fund drive for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, will conduct a house':'to.:house· carlvass in this town Wednesday· beginning at · 10 a.m.. · RIB STEAK PORK STEAK BULK SAUS/IGE CHUCK ROAST CUBE" .sTEAK ALL MEAT W,IENERS . Caupn hp ins D~lob;er 5, 1173 Sub jecl A•pliC:allle Stale and Local Sales T•• • SUNDAY HOMECOMING at Hemlock Grove . Chr istian Church. Basket dinner, n oon ; afte.rnoo'n · service at 2. Special singers, public invited. . I , ./.j 2 Pkgl. of ... Cooked and Breaded ': .,.A!' • -'·· ( · There$ a Freezer Beef Sale 6.oing On At Krog~r .•. Now! WE ACC .PT FEDERAL FO"~ STII~PS •I With Coupon and Purchaae of Plus Tile Xtra Bonus q/ Top Value Stamps! • ''. Top YCIIue .StCimps . Regular Siz41 992-3502 .. ' , "< I U . '. I I an Lttal Slln Tu . • SPREAD " -.- • I SwlliJtct ljljllrullilt Still or 10 lb. box •8.50 · Phone Us Your Orderl(340) " IJU "rJ "' Honey loaf, Pe pper lool, New England or Chopped HoM county MIDDLEPORT Chamber of Comme rce meeting , i:30 p .in . at social room of Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. POMEROY CU B Scout Pack 249 observing school night for cu b scouting, 7:30 at Pomeroy Eleme ntary School. Boys of Pomeroy area, eight through 10 and their pa~;ents invited. FRIDAY ' NIGHTLY REVIVAL ser- • . . $48~ SPORTS DEPT. . . MEIGS COUNTY C0 uncil of Parehts and Teachers at 7:30 p.m . at the Letart Falls School. Mrs. Jeane tte Thomas, administr'ator for th e Mei gs Community School, wjll speak on the bond issue . Office hour s bv ap pointment: Mon .. Fri. 9 tii 4, SaturdaY 9 until noon. · 1 t"1111t1 h. itU OttMtt I, 1171 DISCOUNT=PRI£ES·I N.F.O., 8 p.m .. a t .State .Park on new Route 33. All farmers invited . THURSDAy CATHOLIC Women's Club, 8 p.m. at the Sacred Hearl Church, to.be preceded by 7:15 Mass . PH. 992-3279 ·LEATHER FOOTBALL HECK' S REG. $4.39 - ., HUTCH OFFICIAL SIZE ' FOOTBALL $299 , ~- ' MIDDLEPORT FIRE · MEN 'S Auxiliary. 8 p.m. at the firehouse . Roberta Dailey and Alice Mills, hostesses . MJODLEPORT LITERARY club, home of Mrs. JamE:s Titus, Rutland ,2 p. m. Books to be . reviewed , by Mrs. Nan Moore , '' All Under Heav en" by Pearl Buck, .a nd " Jonathan Livin gs ton $eagulF ' by Richard Bach to be reviewed by Mrs . Rodney Downin g. Response ·will' be a tribute to the l~te Pearl Buck . MIDDLEPORT v • ~ IJAtti- 1 -.A £_(. • H Wi th Coupon ond P~o~rcha:se of • · Onto 8 ·01 . Plr:g . Krogtt ' ~ M~IGS "' II ' • / ' i" ·1o, Off .------- .- Luncheon Meats ·. Hi-Nu 20fo Low Fat Mil~ •9.99 . ' ~ . . HECK'S REG. ' I ·l:l WED.NESDAY CHESTER GA RDEN Club, · 8::10 p. m . at the l1ome of Mrs. Horace ){arr with Mrs. Paul · Erwin, Baer and Mrs. Leona1·d co-hostesses . Installation of offi cers will be held along with a home ilower show . · POMEROY LODGE 164 E'&AM 7:30 p. m . Masp~ic 'Temple . Pomeroy. All Mas ter Masons invited. 181 N. Second Ave; . HECI('S · .· • . REG.• $5.99 •,. HARDWARE DEPT. • •• . HUTCH VINYL · ' . SJBB 1;2FT.• ,·•••• •• · . 1 8 FT, . , • , •• , , $444 -: t , .. , ...... .$ 133 $1.88 6 FT •.•.•••• :. • . ·; ~! f·~· 9 • I ·Calendar:! S]88 36 " ALUMINUM C~ lt•lllir• rd · $2 99 \i HUNTING · COAT SPORTS DfPT. CABLES . i HECK 'S . REG. . Main BASKETBALL HECK'S REG. $7 .99 leather vpper. ... . OFFICIAL INDOOR-OUTDOOR $499 LITTLE LEAGUE · · ... " '. . ' '. .' Chapman's SHOES St., Pomeroy· WILSON 4 IN PACK . HECK'S .REG. '17.88 OPTOMETRISTS . -· I FOOTBALL SHOES '....' . . '' .. .' . '... ...."' . "........... " Dr. T. J. Bradshaw pJi r W ( 'r~in g 1\: tlh Brown Patert & Suede ·Brown Grain Mode o t oil IH! W w d orn. Stv rdy le a ther <oun ter.wrth podded to ngue & hct:l lrne<. Molded r ubbe r so le, d ou bl e \ !itc hed o 11d ce;ntonied to ' 1 ' " heel. Blue Pat ent & Sue de· ELECTRIC HEATER ~., ·- -..:..._ ...... WINDOW AIR CONDITIONER ' FIREMEN TQ MEET . RACINE - Racine firemen will meet at the fire house Wednesday at 7 p.m. to com-, plete plans for an open house Sunday from 1:30 to 4 p.m . .when the public may. see the . new fire tru Gk purchase d recently. · DRIVER 'KILLED LOCKLAND, Ohio (UP! ) Richard Meyers, 48, of Ci ncinnati, was kill ed earl y Mon<\ay when his panel truck crashed into a guard rail on Interstate 75 near here and butst into flames . :~ =~ ... ........ .... .,._, ~1 . y(1UI. !. · '·· ., •. I -:· .H ' I -~ ' AND SPO/ITS DEPT. $699 ·. ' '·"" ' IIUTDOOR' ' ![·:-,,. covER · ·II I I' . ~ •. , · '· · .) ' .,, ':"i ·;;,. I' ' I 10" $7 88 $12' SPOIITS DEPT. $129 - ~ s100 . f iBER .\ (;;:Tlf( .. "'"' """'·' 0 I.·~'•• ,,_ I· ,.·1AIA •oQr..ND1TIONalt ! , I UN~ERWEA a _-, ' Otf~l N <:'1: - ·I (:,.~:;,~ ENH]'~~ ;i, • SOCKS 2 PAIR .SOCKS WINTERIZE YOU_R HOME! f men I HUNTING Get ree~dy for the cold days ahead I. INSULATED HECK'S REG.,69 ' PR • . '1.38 HECK 'S REG. 99' EA. HECK'S REG. '2.48 HARDWARE DEPT. I. Hard ·..;..~<.mng 1h'or1 ! hO I p.r o:i-v· : •do:"1 r•1 10 ..... 1:1,.;;,,, ond prCi rec J•(m wt•,h h et>d.f1m ol 1110 ~ e y , ' . . • t ·socl·ar ·"' ,. • Ttk> Dail)' .xntnlt't, nuuwepol~l-l>'Umt!roy, u .• lkl. 3, l973 \ .I . •• ' ' . �• D~1h 14 - Th< • ,. S:.. nl u d Muhllt port l'u nero\ u (). t 3 19 J ' Sentinel Classifieds Get I WANT A">. t • INFOJlMATION OEADLtNES 2 SIGNs" 5 P M Day Before P ub cat o, Monday Deacfl ne9a m OF Con eel ons Cancellat on - w II be acc:ept~d unt 1 9 a rn for Day of Publ ca t o n QUALITY REGULA TIONS The Pub! sher reser ... es th e ..,.lght to edit or re ect any ads deemed oblect ona t The P\lbl She,.. w II not be respon sible tor more than one n RATES 1967 CHEVE'LLE Min mum Charge $i 00 26 cents per word s x con secut ve nsert ons 25 Per Cent D scoun t on pa d tor S2 00 im um 50 word 10 a 25c a S695 J automat c tran s P stee r ng & brakes r con d toned rad o good t r es 1 owner l .;:oss than 60 000 m les m n Charge per OPEN EVES 8 oo PM POMEROY OHIO Advert sement OFFICE HOU RS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m ly 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon oa l Help Wanted In MemOIV IN LOVING memory ut C ffurd A Jenk nson on th s h s ll rthday Oct 3 We cannot 'Send a b r-thday c;g d Your hand w e cannot touch Today there w I be no g fts or cake For the one we oved so much In tears we saw h m s nk ng we watched h m fade away Our hearts were al so broken He fought so hard to stay But when we saw h m sleep ng Peacefu ly free from pa n We cou d not w sh h m back to suffe r that aga n Sad y m ssed by Ma x ne Bob Belt e and Ned 0 3 He o do house IN MEMORY ot our Dear SOMEONE c can ng Phone 992 2677 Mo her Mary Nelson that 9 30 61c passed awav 7 years ago Oct -6 No one knows the heart ache wnen the one you HURRY HURRY T me s love scaled away God p c ks runn ng out H r ng now unt 1 the one He aves the most so Oct 5 Earn S100 week for 3 He took you home to stay L fe n ghts se ng brand toys and s not the same your face we g ft s no de ver ng no long to see your hands we co llect ng Fo mo e n long o touch We stl ove fa ma on wr te toRt 2 Box ~au Mother so very very 23 Rae n~ Oh o 4577 much Your memory s our 9 25 Otc keepsake we ho d w th n ou hear S9tng day 'ool('e meet A LOCAL con pany has m agq n and never more o rned a te open ngs for the pari Sad l y m ssed by your fo ow ng pas ton s ch dren Pau ne Dav s I Account ng C erk Hester Adams Betty Jacks K ow edge and exper ence n Cha r otte Good L oycf Ne son cos NOTICE OF ELECTION account ng or payro ~ Gene N e son son and ,!lN TAX LEVY IN essent a Open ngs on he daughter n l aws and EXCESS OF THE TEN fo ow ng sh fts 8 a m 1 " grandch dren MILL LIMITATION p n 4 p m I 1 2 m dn ght NOTICE s hereby g ven t ha t 03 c 12011 1 8an In pursuance of a Resolut on of - ____ __ _______-__: 2 Off ce secrelar es - Out es the Co un c I of the V age of nclude yp ng d c f at on Pomero y Oh o- passed on the f ng Open ng on same sh I s 20th day of August 1973 th ere I .sted above w II be subm tted to a vote of th e 3 Pe r sonne Ass s an peo p e of sa d v I age at a Respons be for rec u ng Genera ELECT ON to be held and screen ng of emp oyees n th e v II age of Pomeroy Oh o Dns r e nterview ng o at the regu ar p aces of vol ng counse l ng e}(per ence there ln on Tuesday t he 6th day Exce l ent sa l ar es and fr nge of Nov emb er 1973 the quest on benet Is Send br ef esumt:! of wo k h s o v and ed uca on of levy ng n excess of tne t en m Ill m tat on for t he tienef t of " Send a rep I es t o Box 7'19 S n Pomeroy V lage for he pur RUMMAGE Sa le w be he d a care of The Da y Se n ne the Sacred Heart Chu ch Pome oy Oh o pos e of prov d ng anCI man 9 2 fc ta nlng f r e apparatu ~ ap Pomeroy ba~ement Oct 4 plian ces bul d ngs or s tes and 5 Thursday and F day 9 therefor or sources of water t 3 supply and mater a s the etor 9 25 ~tc LADY TO ve n w th anolher ady and do ght or the estab shmenl and - - - - - - - - - - - - - housekeep ng com fo tab le ma ntenan ce of I nes of t re T home Ca 949 2532 Bo x 37 alarm telegraph or the paym ent KO CO Kosmet cs & w gs of permanen1 part t me or Many spec q s dur ng h(' R ac ne Oh o vo unteer f r-emen or f re t month Of Oc Phone He en D 2 6tc f ght ng com panes to operate Jane Brown 992 5 13 --------- -- --- --------- I Notice s Woem~~o"; e Ohn o th e V age of - - - - - o 2 tc Sad ta x be ng a renew a of W LL not be espon::. be fo 11n exist ng ta x of 1 m 11 to un any debtS con i acted by for f ve years at a ra e not anyone other than rnvse f as exceed ng 1 0 m for each on e of h s day Oc 1 o he 5th dollar of va uat on wh ch of ~tember S gned Ra ph amounts to ten cents for each E BrOwn ng one hundred do ars of 10 2 3 P valuat on tor f ve years ---- - - - - - --The Polls for sad E ec t on NO TRESPASSING hunt ng or w II be open at 6 30o cock AM f sh ng on the C E Burr and rem a n op en unt 1 6 30 property V o a o s w be o clock PM Eastern Standard p osecuted S gned Wayne T me of sa d day ( Bu ch W son 0 '1 6 c By order of the Board of E ectlons of Me gs Coun y YARD SA LE co n ero Ash and Oh io Oct 5 M dd epor t P um star ng at 9 u m Ed'*' n S Coza r t 0 2 ;J c Cha rm an ---- - Dorothy M Johns on D rec tor Dated Sep t 13 973 ( 10 ) 3 10 17 24 4tc NOnCE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION NOTIC E s hereby g ven ha In pursuance of a Re solvt on of the Board of Trust ees of he Townsh p of Rut land Oh o passed on th e st day of August 1973 there w be su bm ted to a vote of the people of sad Township at a Genera ELECTION to be he cl n the Townsh p of Rut and Me gs County 0)'1 o at t he regular pla ces of vot ng there n on Tuesday the 6th day of November 1973 th e ques on of levy ng n excess of the ten m I m tat on for th e benet t of Rutland Town sh p Bo ard of Truste es for the purpose of prov d ng and ma nla n ng fre apparat us app ances buildings or s tes ther efor or so-urces of wa ter supply and mater as th erefor or the estab Shment and ma ntenan ce of I nes off r e alarm te egraph or the paym ent of perma nent part t me or vo l unteer f remen or f ire t ght ng com pan es to operate the same Sa1d ta x be nq a renewal of an exist ng tax of 2m II to run for f v e years at a rale not exceed ng 2 m I for each or dollar of valuat on wh L amounts to f ve cen t s fo each one hundred dollars ot valul!t on for f ve years The Po Is for sa d Elect on w II be open at 6 30 o c ock A M and rema in open unt 6 30 o clock PM Eastern Standard Time of sad day By order of the Board of Elec t ions of Me gs Count~ Dorothy M Johnston D r ec o D "ted Sept 13 1973 (10) 3 10 17 24 41C ~ 1 I 1 1 I I Class1f1ed Ads I bring you extra cash I or 1 shopptng sprees ! -------------We talk to you hke a person WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL • I I 1 I I IN POMEROY AND SYRACUSE The Da1ly Sentmel PHqNE 992 2156 --- ------------ Wanted To Buy Lost M SS IN G dog back brow n and wh te beagle Cal l 9'49 4985 Henry Sa se.r M ners v le 10 3 llp Wanted NO 1 Copper 60c rad ator s 30c brass 20c bat er es 90c c ean dry G nsenQ roots $60 b ~e ow root $4 50 May apple 60c M A Ha Reeds v l e PMone 378 6249 9 23 tfc CORNER c upboards wa cupboard s c he st s o d guns any c ond to o A so bl ue decora ted stonew are Wr te P 0 Bo x 44 Mart nsburg Oh o 43935 or ca 1 484 4440 after 7 p m 8 B 90tc , WANTED CHIPWOOD WANTED for aucl on househo d goods Too s mos t anyth ng of va ue W 1 buy or se on comm ss on W II haul Ca 4 992 3354 or: 992 2792 Hay man '1: 7 25 ltfc POLES MAXIMUM DIAMETER 10" ON LARGEST END O L D t urn ture oak tabes cocks ce boxes brass beds d sl)es or complete househo ds Wr te M 0 M er Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o ca 992 6271 5 13 tfc $8.00 Per Ton BUNDLED SLABS For Rent 6.00 Per Ion FUR N SHED 2 bed roo m doub e w de tr a e m Sy ra cuse Ca 992 2441 alt er 5 p m Monday through Fr day No weekend ca Is 9 30 tfc DELIVERED TO OHIO PALLET CO. FURN I SHED 2 bedroom apart ment adults only M d dleport phbne 992 387 4 10 2 tfc On Old R-t JJ Phone 992 2689 Pom e roy Ohto --;------' Help Wanted FUEL T ck. Drrver needed References requ red Send rep eos to Box 729 E c 0 The Oa ly. Sen ne PomeroYA Oh o r · _ 9 27 6tc N;House w ~;;~~;;;c;;;;-;,steA k for gr 1 cook wa t l2 x 50 MOB LE home 2 bedrooms Ut t es furn shed ca 742 59BO 9 30 6tc 3 AND 4 ROOM f1.1rn shed and un turn shed apartments Phone 992 5434 4 12 tf c ------------ --space MOBILE home Market Sy ra cuse Baer s 8 26 tfc ROOMS br the week S18 up Me gs nn Pomeroy .,._, 7 12 lf c --.. _______ __ _ ess carhop apply n person No eKper ence necessa r y w ra n 10 3 6tc _.._ ...... PR Vf\f.E meet ng room for any organ za t on phone 992 3975 3 11 tfc SEA\JT C AN wanted Phone 992 2840 or even n,gs 992 2431 IO J 6tc 9 16 tfc _______ _ ----- -------- tru ck p c kup to Aoppr ec ate 10 '} 6tc: 16 FOOT l berg lass boat 80 hp Mer tvry w th tra ler Call 9RS 41 76 0 2 6tp APPALOOSA mare w lh '1'5 m onth co Phone 74:2 44148 0 2' 6tp 64 3 BEDROOM I balh on pr vale ot n Rut and Sa v e. 11 000 Ca weekdays ~)(70 MOBILE home alte 6 any me on Sa urday 1973 washer _,d dryer d sh and Sunday 742 5703 washer sta nless st ee s nk 9 16 f c garbage cf sposal eye eve oven ran9c d.e~ c ron polyester C~SH pa d fo r a I makes and c:arpet arge o Phone 742 models of mob le homes 3063 P'hon e ar ea code 6 4 423 9511 7 18 tt 4 lJ tic 14 ll 973 Z G.J.AG sew ng 4 }( 65 TRA LER 2 bedroom NEW mach nes n or g na factory verv good con d to Phone 773 car ton Z g. zag Ia make 5605 buttontio es sew on bultons 8 22 tt c monog(ams and make fancy d~s Qns w th ust lhe tw sf of as ngle d at Lejt n ay a way anti never been used W II se I A1r Condtltoners for on y $47 cash or terms Awmngs ava abe Phone 992 2984 9 30 5tc Underpt nnmg Comp et c mob le home sorv ce plu s g gant c d splqy of mob le h omes alway s ava l ab e at MILLER MOBILE HOMES 1220 Wa sh.ngton Blvd 423 7521 BELPRE 0 MOB LE home 69 Regent 12 x 46 2 bedroom w 1 se w th o Good w thout furn u e cond 1 on Ca 773 5689 or see Mart n Graham a zuspan Streel Mason West v rg n a 10 3 31c ---- ELECTROLUX vacuum c ean er A cond t on uses paper bag s has co dw n.der and many attachments • a sb shampooer a'ttafhment n c uded Only 4 ava I able at $37 70 cash o terms ttva abe PMone 992 2964 9 30 6tc UPHOLSTER your own fur n ture We have a the sup pi t!s you w need Uphoster y Fabrcs a very arge se eel on of ny ons ve vets Hercu on v ny s - n cotton pr nts a so remnants Foam to c ush ons and padd ng Bur ap den m s cam br c foam g ue z ppers spr ngs and c:: l ps ell pboards egs sew r.~g t h-read dacron tac-ks webb ng we 1 co rd cot on sw ve 'bases and a 1 othe supp l es you w 1 need New tur n lure at low ow prices Pomeroy Recove r y 622 E Man 992 7554 8 3 1 30tc BERRY M I LLER Mob e H ome Sa es has a ol to offer when you st art shopp ng tor your Mob e H ome You c.an beat the h gh deprec a on you I have on your home thQ f rst wo years by shopp ng fo r a 50 ACRE FARM w th 5 roo m ate mode used Mob e H ome house bath on ha cltop road Here are some every day low w th bu l d n9 s t es $20 000 pr ces Call 992 5795 55 x 0 Detro ter w th 3 Ex o 2 10t c pandas S3 495 50 x 0 R chardson S2 695 ASSUME payments 972 t r a ler 60 x 12 Ct amp on De ~ uxe $4 49 5 12>t60 2 bedrooms Ca I 992 50 x 10 R lz c aft S2 995 39.9 3 60 x 12 Champ on $4 <195 10 2 6t c 60 X 12 PMC $4 99 5 52 x 12 Buddy Custom $4 295 LOSE WE GHT w th New 44 x 12 Regent $3795 Shape tab e t s and Hydre x 60 x 12 Remb r and 4 bedroom water p s at Dutton Drug n $3 995 M dd eport and NeJson Drug 60 x 12 N ew Moon $4 495 0 1 3t c _.._ 55 x 10 V nda e 3 bed oom $2 995 NG Pines N ghtc ub T HE SE are modesty late WHISPER h ave 'l 30 n ghtc ub cense mode homes and I he pr ces Rou e 7 Pomeroy Oh o nclude your de very and 10 3 6tc comp e e se up So for an hones t to goodness grea t dea Po l ed slop n today at Berry M l er REG STEREO H er efor ds I Bu I 2 he fers 11 Mob e Hom e Sa es 705 months A l so bu l and he f er Fa r son Street Be pr. e Oh o ca ves 0 McCoy Ches t er phone 423 9531 c osed Sun Oh o Phone 985 3944 days P S Due to lh e Roa d 0 3 6tc Co ns ru c t on on Farson St ee pl eqse enter ou ot 19 73 FORD Gra n Tor no bes de Th e Kentucky Fred automa c Ps Pb AC rad a l Ch cken Restauran on t res 16 000 m es $2 BOO wash ng ton B vd Pt'one 742 3334 0 33 c 0 3 6tc _______ Employment Wanted ve n pos t on LADY needs W ca r e fo e der y woman ca 1 985 4206 W LL DO babys tt ng home Ca 99 2 5269 n my 10 2 3tp _ 1 ~----------- --- PAPER CARRIERS YARb SALE Coun y Rd 5 CENTRAL D V SO N CON Bradbvrv Wedne!:>day. a nd SOL OAT O N COAL COM Thu sda~ 0 am 3 p m PA NY mmed ate op en ngs 10 2 2t C are ava abe n th e to ow ng pos t ons Ma nlenance YARD or Ru mmage Sa e- 769 ForemarJ under.grountl Map e Str ee M dd eport Ass sran t M ne Fo em an T hu sday and Fr day unde ground) Sec t on o 3 ~tc Forema n Surface M ne Foreman Rec l amat on X GAMMA MU Soro y s Foreman Per sons app y ng hav ng Ya d Sa e and shou ld hod va d foreman Rummage Sa e at 235 cert f cat on pape s Oh o) or Mulberry St r eet n Pomeroy have suff ce nt ex p e ence to Oc 5 and 6 beg nn ng 9 a m app y for St ate exo;~m nat on 2 and 3 n case of ra n Oc Sa ary Co mmens urat e w th Rados TV wa ter heater Exper ence Exce l en t ovnge cha and muc h more Ber'le f t s TO APPLY Wr t e 0 3 2 c or Phone Personn e --·---- -- ___: Deparlm en t Cent al D v son Con so dat on Coa l SWEE PER Repa rs Par s Company Cad z Oh o 43907 Supp es D scoun t p ces on Teleph one 614 942 4512 AN Genera me r chand se thru EQUAL OP PORTUN TY our ca ta og depar ment EMPLOYER Phone 367 7736 Dav s 8 2 tf c Vacuum Cl eane So e 0 a m 5 p m Add son Oh o 9 23 JOtc Oh o Edw n S Cozart Cha rman WANTED ---- ----- must IJe !lee Phone 14'1 63S2 ) --- Saturday In Memory i o -------' Pomeroy Motor Co. BL IND ADS Add tonal $995 1968 FORD FAIR LANE ST WAGON Each add 1 on a I word 3c POODLE groom nq no ap po n men N ;essarv \S Mav s tay w Jh doq Coo v t e 661 391!1 9 77 6tc 4 d9or 6 cy ndcr automat c transm ss o n good I r es "clea n nter or bo gc l ' sh rad o & heale r rea econ omy & a popular model hre e ads and ads pa d w th n days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Pomeroy Motor Co. ---· W LL do coa or m sc hau ng obs at so bod~ work and pan t obs on au o.s Phon.e 992 7597 9 27 6 c Pets For Sale P A RK V I EW Kennels toy male and Phone 992 5443 Poodles fema e 7 15 He For Sale BRUSH HOG S 4)(5 ft 992 5858 phone 7 15 tf c H OND A 160 Dream oaks good ru n s good n c ud,es two helmet s $22 0 r rm Ca 949 59 13 10 2 5tc - ---------- EXCELSIOR Sa lt Wo ks E Ma n St Pomeroy A k nds of sa t water p e lets water nuggets b lo ck sa t and own Oh o R ver Sa t Phone 992 3891 6 5 tf c ___ _ STARC RA FT T wo 1973 tra ers ef dea. e c os 1974 Tra ers n sock 19 74 Campers as low as $1 350 Buy whe r e you get qual ty and serv ce CAMP CO NLEY STA R CRAF T SA LE S Rt 62 N of Po nt Pl easant bell nd Red Ca rp et nn Phone 304 675 5384 10 3 3t c REo U c E excess f u ds w th F u dex - Lose we ght w th D ex AD e t capsu es at N e son Drugs 10 3 ltc Save Up to 40 Pet On Fuel BillS MONOGRAM OIL HEATERS Smart decorator des gn walnu t g r a ned or r ch fru !wood v (lyl clad ca b ne t s a r e hand so m e ly h gh l ghled w th go ld anod 1zefj a l um num to bl end w th t he I .ne st furn1 sh ng s A Stze For Every Home Pnc es Start At $210 9 .. _ 6:d! POMEROY Jacl< W Carsey Mgr Photte 992 2181 ---- 9 26 t c Real Estate For Sale Spec ahst SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED A.SK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED Whe-~1 Allg}lment It Must DUMP TRUck SERVICE 24 HOUR SERV.ICE WOOD TRUSSES wll Ma,ke•t Rtghl Rt 4 Pomeroy 992 l9.5ll or 9 7349 c:__--'----' ~ h1 lQ H Rawllrtgs Sons 1 H V9'1 1 101 EXPtk~ WITeel Alignmenf •5.55 M1ddlep.ort 0 MATERIALS CO 713 SS54 CONSTRUCTION Ro6ftng Spoytmg Porch Repatr Com pl e t e Home Remodel tog - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 Pomeroy Home & Attfo For Free Esttmate Ope n 8 T1l 5 Monday thru Saturday f)06 E Mam Pomeroy 0 Ph. 742-3589 ... Body Shop Gene's Ph 992 5271r:_ Fror'n the lar~est Bulldozer Rad a tor to ~m a esr Heater tore Nathan 81gg s Rad1ator SpeCialist Pambng ASpecialty SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Are~ s M ost Reasona ble Pnces All work guaranteed Heahng A1r Cond Refngerahon Plumbmg Eledncal Applianc es Auto A r Cond Res tdent1a I or Com m ere al 215 N Second Phone 992 3509 • 24 Hour Serv tee All work guaranteed POMEROY HOME & AUf.) Radia Lmcoln H1ll Pom erov 0 Ph '19n 2174 Pomerov For Sale DOZER and back hoe work ponds a~ sept c la nks d t H OUSE 3 yea s o ld J ch ng serv ce top so f bedroom wall o wa car d r mestone B&K pet ng refr gerato r and s ove Escava t ng Phone 992 5367 or nc uded v ng -C.Q.Qm k I 992 386 chen ut I tv ro om bath 9 tfc ou s de ul 1 ty s t orage M dd epor Phone 992 5064 FOR FRE-e- -; s t O on a urn num s d ·~~ .areJtorm aft e 6 p m 9 21 Door s and W ndows Car po t s Marquees and R a ng Phon e Ch arle s L s e Sy ra cuse Oh o Car Jacob Sa l es Representat ve Y V Johnson and Son nc 6 22 tt c 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy OFfiCE ~B MAIN ~R-tlb ....TY__. POMEROY 2 NtW HOM ... S Loca t ed n the new H cltor y H s add t on at Tuppers P a ns 3 n ce bed r ooms w th c ose t s Mactern bath co lo r ed f nd w.res ceram c t 1 e Lovely k ! chen w th l2 f t base ca b n ets and 14 If uppe r cab m e ts U1 I ty room Garage s I n shed on the ns de About acre of ground 100x400 Good f nan c ng on these $1890000 RUTLAND s to y fram e 3 n ce bedrooms w th c oset s Ba t h N ce k t chen and dinmg area Fu ll basement w.,t h shower AI E lectr c 51 ac r e $ a 500 oo MINERSVILLE I stor y fr ame 3 bedrooms Bath K 1tchen ha s lots of ba se cab net s Pore es and lots of ground $6 500 (10 LET US KNOW WHAT YOUR NEEOS ARE I REAL ESTATE AS W H AVE SEVE RAL PROPERTIES TO CHOOSE FRO M IF WE DON T HAVE IT WE WILL TRY TO FIND IT FOR YOU \_ HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 1'259 If no answer 992 2568 ExcAVAT N G~ooz ei=S- Iai=Qe and sma Backhoes and loaders on track and t res Dump t ruck Lo boy ser v ce Sep t c la nks nsta ed Georg e ( B l Pu ns phone 99 2-2478 or 992 7402 2 9 tf c --------- SUPPLIE~ and FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Dtsplay ROOFING FUR NACE CLEANING AND REPAIR AND PLUMBING ALL WEATHER ROOFING CO. 7 CLELAND Ma50n W Va p AND J HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR PRICE On Most Amen can Cars ' Real Estate HOGG & ZUSPAN t1 I 10 Dally 8 12 Sat 1 ~ MIDDLEPORT OHIO Phone 992 2550 McCOY S AUCT ON S!':RVICE For a real aucl on c a the real McCoy 0 Mac McCoy Chester Oh o 10 3 ft c ..,.... __ ______ _ OPEN 1-!:oger Hyse s SEW NG MACH NE S Repa r Ga age near Crossroads on serv ce a m akes 992 2264 S R 24 a t mechan <;:al The Fabr c Shop Pomero Y wo k nc vd n g au tomat c Author. zed S nger Sa es and ansm ss ons Monda~ Serv ce We Sharpen Sc ssors F day 8 30 a m I 5 p m 3 29 H e Sa vrday 8 JO to '1 noon Un ess by app Phone 992 5682 0 992 712 SE PT C TANKS AROB C SEWAGE SYSTEMS _;_ 9 6 30tc CLEA NED REPA I RED REA D Y MIX CO N CRETE M LLER SA N TAT O N de vered r gh t to your STEWART O H 0 PH 642 pro ect Fast and easy F r ee 3035 es t mates Phone 99 2 326 4 10 4 tf c Goeg en Ready M x Co M dd epo rt Oh o and Wh te Sew ng 6 30 H e Mach ne s Serv ce on a makes Rea sona b e rates SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED T he Se w ng Center M d REA SO NABLE ra t es Ph 446 d eporl oh 0 47 82 Ga po s John Russe lll6tfc Ow n er and Opera tor 5 12 tfc HARRI SO N S TV se rv ce and --------c-·- c C BRADFORD Au ct onecr serv ce ca Is Ph one 992 25:22 Co mplete Se r v ce 2 9 fc Phone 949 382 1 Rae ne Oh o MOBILE home repa r E ec C tt Bradford tr ca l p umb ng and heat ng 5 1 tt c Phone 992 5656 .J 71Stfc EXCAVAT NG dozer oader ---- ~ -- ...__ and backhoe work se pt c anks ns a l ed dump tru cks W I LL T R I M or cu t t r ees and and o boys for h re w hau sh r ub bery a so c ean out f d rt top so I mes ton e basemen s a I cs and et c and grave Ca Bob or Roger Ca 949 322 or 74~ 4441 Je ffers da~ phone 992 7089 B 31 30t c n ght phone 9.92 ),525 or 992 5232 1 11 tf c A UT OMOBILE nsurance been canceled? L:.ost your 0 DELL WHEEL A gn ment ce nse Cal 992 operators loc ated al Cros sroads R t 124 7428 now back to wo k Compe te 6 15 tf c fr o nt end serv ce tune up and brake se rv ce Whee s an ced e !aC tr on ca ly AI ba NE GL~RS FOR HO USE work gua rant eed Reasonable B U LDERS GALL GUY r ates Phone 742 3232 1-J E GLER RAC NE OH 0 2 18 tf c _9~ _30t p RON SHEPARD F loor Wa Rem o de ng Ceram c t l e DE AD 5 1 OCK - W II remnvP bath s Bo:.: 2BD Ru t and 742 at a easonab e chan:~e Ca l 36M 2455514 6 26 tf c 8 23 90tc _____ _ --------_ __ ...--------------- LOOKING FOR A REAL BUY 4 bedrooms bath gas F A furna ce All ut I hes $10 500 00 117 ACRES - L ot s at brush fo r good hunting 6 room house." barn and oth er bu1 ld ngs All m neral s $165 00 ~ r acre BUNGALOW - UKE A NEW ' • Ltv ng Room Su te Bedroom Su 1te Mattress Occas on.a l Chalr Coffee Table Ch tl d s Cha r G ft Item s or Used D nette Set Ga t e Leg Table 2 bed-ms n ce oak floor s gas floor furnace and ba sement ~nl y $6500 00 LIKE TO SAVE MONEY? NEW - 3 n ce s ze bedrooms w th larg e close ts Ext ra. nice 1tl1~ w th S S cook and bak e un t s Fu ll Basement Com e nand see us Come n and loo k aro unct You re welcome 1972 YAMAHA Enduro 250 exce ent cond1t on $475 Tuppers Pl.a n s 667 3336 9 30 6tp bedrooms gas F A furnace Cook a nd bake untts 0 ntng room e n c l ose.d p o r ch a nd -- ------------ -----------NEW s w VEL roc ker s and NEW BR CK 3 bedroom home on 1 acre of land Large modern k. tc;hen fu car peted located close to the h gh and elementary sc hools Call 99 2 7686 9 24 12tc reel ners I n velvet and 100 pe r ce nt nylon w th scotch guard and v ny at the ow 5 ROOM hou se on 3 acres of low cash and carry pr ce of land Tuppers ~Ia ns S69 95 each Pomeroy Ches t e r water .311 new Recovery 622 M'a n plumb ng a um num s d ng Pomeroy Ph one 992 7554 tue o furnace Cal 985 3539 9 30 6tc 9 30 12tp -------------- e -------------Grocety and General MerchandiSe Owner rehr1119 must satnhce good gotng bustness Grocery and General Merchandtse Proftf Ji?tenhal tS unltmtted For 1nforma hon P OMEROY Custom bull! br ck ho me four bedrooms two baths ful basement t replace formal d n ng room Wn1te J E Bayl ff 310 w H gh · Street Cr dersv 1 e Oh o 45806 9 28 6tp -----....--------6 ROOM S and bath n toV~n S11 000 257 1 HAYMAN'S' STORE ... W lh all furn ture N1 ce bath front and AT 104 W MAIN back porches Only $8900 00 ONLY 3 YEARS OLD - 2 garage $16 000 00 10 ROOMS POMEROY (Formerly Btg Bend Bargam Store) PH ~ Recently if" B1gCapacity Maytag Automat•c.s 2 speed operafion Q.h.o ce Of water t~ mps Auto water level control Lint F Iter or Po wer F n P.,g tator Perh1a Press ren ovat ed 5 bedrooms 1 2 bath s modern k1tc hen gas F A furna c&~ l-arg e c orner lot NI::W -3 bedrooms large bath wlth laundry on n1ce corner lol Asking tu sl $18 000 00 COUNTRY - 2 bedrooms bath F A furna ce T P water Only $4 000 00 IN TOWN - 2 bedrooms bath oak floors /,-a rge d1n ng 9 28 tfc - News 3 4 8 10 5 Sesame- Street 20 ABC News 3 Personality .lind Behav oral Oeyelopment 33 30 News 3 4 6 B 10 15 '1ogan sHe-roes 13 00 N ews 10 What s My L ne 8 Truth or Conseq 6 3 Beat the Clock 4 Anyth ng You Can Do 13 Elec Co K Your Schools 33 1 Spy IS now 31.1 - The Judge 10 Pol ce ~urgeon 3 Ep sode Act on JJ To Tell the Truth 6 On the Mone-y 4 Sale ot the Century a Bea1 the Clock I 3 Know Your Ant ques 20 00 Adam 12 J 4 15 Bob and Carol and Ted and Al ce 6 13 BaSIC Tra n ng 20 JJ Sonny and (her Comedy Hour 10 30 - Banacek 3 4 15 Move Letter From Three Lovers 6 zo a 13 9 00 - Cannon 8 10 9 30 - Woman 20 Wash ngton Debates 33 10 00 - News 20 Owen Marshall6 13 Dan August a Love Story 3 4 15 I tal an Summer 10 10 30 - Pres dent Barkers Round Table 33 11 00 - NewsJ 4 6 B JO 13 15 Janaki33 11 JO - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 0 ck Cavett 6 Moves Vengeance Falley 8 Its Your Move 10 Savage Mut ny 13 I DO - News 4 0 ck, Cavett 13 230 - News13 THURSDAY OCT 4 1973 6 00 - Sunr sf! Sem nar 4 Sacred Heart 10 6 15 - Amer cas Pr'oblems 10 6 20 - Farm Report 13 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 6 30 - Co umbvs Today 4 B ble Answers a Patterns tor L v ng 13 News 6 r, 45 - Corncob Re,port 3 Farmhme 0 7 oo ~ Today 3 4 15 News 8 10 Fl ntstones 3 Romper Room 6 7 30 - Rocky & Builq nk e 13 N ew Zoo Revue 6 8 00 Capt Kangaroo 10 N ew Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 Lass e 6 8 30 - Huck and Yog 6 D ck Van Dyke 13 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Paul 0 xon .4 Ph I Donahue 15 Fr endly Juncf on 10 AM 3 Abbott and Cost ello a B ography 33 Brady Bunch 6 Move The Reward 13 9 30 - To Tell the Truth 3 Secret Storm M chae ls & Co 6 9 55 - Chuck Wh te Reports 10 10 00 - 0 nah Shore 3 15 Jokers Wild 10 10 30 - Baff le Game 3 .4 15 M ke Douglas 6 $10 000 Pyram d a a a a 10 11 00 Gamb ts 10 Password 13 fN zardofOddsJ 4 I S:-,..... 11 30 .:t.. Love ol L fe a.. 10 H ollywood Squares 3 4 15 B1ady Bunch 13 Bow ng 6 11 55 - CBS N ews 8 !Dan mel s W orld 10 '} 00 - Jeopardy 3 1S Bob Brauns 50 50 Cub .4 News 10 3 8 Password 6 12 30 - 3 W s3 IS Spl tSecond 6 Sea r ch for TomorrowS 0 1/ 45 Electr c Company 33 12 55 NB C News 3 3 I 00 - News 3 All My Ch ldren 6 13 N ot For Women On y 15 Concentrat on 8 What s My L ne 10 30 As the Wor d Tur ns 8 0 3 On A Match 3 4 15 Let s Make A Dea l 6 13 '2 00 Daysof 0urLves3 4 15 Gud ing LghtB 10 N ewlywed Game 6 13 '2 30 - 0octorsJ 415 Grl nMyLfe6 3 EdgeofNghtB 0 3 00 - Another World J .4 5 Genera l Hasp ta 6 3 Pr ce Is R ght a 10 Mast erp ece Theatre 20 3 30 Return to Peyton P ace 3 IS One L fe t o l ve 13 Secret Storm 0 Ph Donahue 4 Match Game 73 8 F l nt stones 6 F n 33 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Love Amer ca n Styl e 13 Sesame St 33 20 Somerset 15 Speed a ce r 6 I Love Lu cy Mo v 1e Sa I A Cr ook ed Sh p 10 4 30 G I gan s I s and 13 Green Acres 3 Je9pardy 4 Love Lu cy 6 Haze l Bonanza 15 S 00 - M sfer Rogers 20 33 Bonan za 3 Wester n Star Thea tr e 5 Drea m of Jeanne 13 Merv Gr ff n 4 Andy Gr ff h 8 M ss on mposs be 6 M ster Rog er s 20 33 5 30 - Gome r Py le 13 Hodge podg e Lodge 20 Beve rl y H I b I es a Tra Is Wes t 15 Electn c Company 3J 5 55 - Ear N Qht nqale 5 a a HaiG ol Hear f Dryers Surround clothes w lh g,entle even heat No hot spots no overdry ng Fine Mesh ..Lant F Iter e.Spec•allte In Ba seme nt and small gar:den.C... Only $5 000 00 BUY IT TODAY ·~;,;.;nBE TOO LATE MAYTAG RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~~:.~:·' Arnold Grate. Helen Help Us. • • ! ' lit It 'Dear 11 • porch PAUL CRABTREE • Huitt I Mrs Bottcl Uncork thls one m} our colutnn J am one of Uwse I arrasse<J. fussbudgets who has learned how to deal wtth th ose self sty led good parents of wonderful c h1ldren p~ho m 1ke life nuserable for older oetghbors ) Feurllords you ca lled us You suggested the elders be broughtmto hne by a threat to sell the house next door to a f •m•IY of TEN bralty chtldren In stead 1 ve threatened to sell my fmc home 11n an exclustve and excellent but now overrun wtth-ch1ldren netghbo hood) to anyone who has the money unless the } oungstcrs. stay 111 lm~ You d be surpnsed how well this works combmed Wlth a few ot)ler measures such as _. J l'he acctdenlal ball over the fence 1 ouune Ch tldrcn a1 e cur1ous and use this as a means to explore fot btdden property After the thtrd mtrus10n I cut the ball m half nghl m front of thmr sm1rk1ng faces Result no more ba IJs over the renee On lhe other stde of me two small gtrls adopted two k1ttens who found mv & THINGS rockers very ent1cmg Consequently the chtldren had to come over several ttmes which was annoying to me Thetr mother burned le•ves close lo my hed~es which ~ qmte dry I called the pollee to \\arn her of tl e fire hazard Today "e a• e pohtely cool The cats stay home Across the str eet the new fam1ly has two dogs who roamed They a lso had company who parked thetr cars m front of my curb I solved lht s problem too mc1dentaliy mcreasmg the revenue to our town {by fmes ) There are a considerable number of bJCyclei s here When I compla ined about them dmg on ' the s1de" alks they doubled the>r efforts to d splease me Lucklly the patrol car happened to round the corner and caught them at •l After thal very httie problem~ My netghbors down the street accused me of not hktng ch tldren I DO hke children but not brats and I told them tf the shoe fils wear tl After ali I pay taxes for these ch1ldren s schoolmg Also tf people don t hke what I do lhey have a n ght to complam I m easy to gel along w1th I am only trymg to matntatn my home n keep ng wtth the standards of our area - or al leas!"what WERE our sta ndards before ali the multt-<:hlld fam1hes m oved m In closmg let me add that 1f parents feel It 1s so Important that chlldren skate iel them cement part of thetr property as a skalm g rtnk and leave the stdewalks lo walkers Mothers who thJnk lhe1r children are hllle angels wouldn t tolerate t he same ach ons 1f the shoes we1 e on the other foot FEUDAL LADY Dear feudal Should that be feudal or feud mg ' Anyway congratulations on solvmg your varwus problems but you must be a httie lonely yes' - H Here free of ch"rge ts 1 suggest10n to the Federal Com mwucatlons CommiSSIOn that would brmg peace and con tentment mto the Amencan home c t eate a new surge of ex c1tement at a spot "'h1ch sor ely needs 1t and make hfe JUSt a little more bearable £or us all Simply pass a regulation requtrmg the national teleYlsJOn networks to start thetr new season each year on February 1 As y6u know qu>le well the season now starts about the m1ddle of September posslbly my favonte bme of lhe year The rv season arnves w1th the years be•t days for takmg a dnve m the country It comctdes w1th the mtroduct>on of the new model cars And 1t runs smack -<lab mto the cnttcal overlaJl'of lhe baseball and football se •sons If I had to gtck one smgle penod of the year NOT lo start show mg the new TV offermgs and returmng 1he old faVllnles after an endless penod of reruns the autumn eqmnox would be n ghl al the top o; the hst Hunters are mlmg up thetr shootmg trons Nature lovers are check ng to see tf the frosl ts on the punkm and the fodder\u.Lhe shock Chtldren are etther aglow or aghast about the opeJing of sttll another school year Hay fever sufferers can l see the 1 V screen w1lhout strammg lhelr mflamed eyes And sports fans of VIrtually all shapes and stzes are mfused w1lh the showdown pcnod of baseball <> long season and the ope rung guns on the grtd~ron Jus! about the worse poss1ble llme of Lhe year for the teleVJston moguls who hve 10 1vory towers 111 Hollywood and Manhattan and a re totally out of touch wtth reahty to start a new season and - naturally - parading the1r fmest wares before the VJewwg pubhc Now let s cons1der February I d really rather not but we all have to a t least once a year .February ts a gnnd lbe dreanest of all posstble months (August IS second ) The Indians called It the Hungry Moon a nd they had som e good tdeas Trapped by the hngermg wwter "h1ch has long smce lost 1ts novelly we s1l encapsulated m our homes mghl after mght p1cking Christmas tree needles out of the upholstery and tr) wg to tgnore the palter of slush -<:overed htlle feel Just 1magme how bnght 1t would be tf the TV networks chose th1s otherwise lost penod of our ltves to mtroduce ail the r»1JJJWIDJ1r§; form four ordmar.r BAING 6 00 N ews 3 4 8 10 6 15 Sesame 51 20 LIa s Yoga and You 33 ABC News 13 6 30 NB C N ews 3 4 5 ABC New s 6 CBS New s 8 0 H ogans Hero es 3 Your Future s Now 33 7 00 Tru t h or Con seq 3 6 Bea I e Clock .:1 Cour se ol Our T m es33 What s My L ne 8 E ec Co 20 Let s Make A Dea 13 News 10 Ca ll of the Wesl 5 7 30 He. ywood Squares 3 W d K ngdom 0 Beat the Cock 13 Look ng Ah.e.aa 33 Sa eo he Cen t ury 4 To Te ll he Tru t h 6 Ozz e s G r s 8 Jo hnn y Manns Stand Up an d Cheer 5 H andsfu of Ashes 20 8 00 Fl pW son3 4 5 Wa tons8 10 Toma6 13 Advocates WIN AT BRIDGE R~ht contr.act w1th Stayman NO RTH - ... -TUOAY'Sl!UESTIO ~-~ J . JR16 ! • Q954 • 95 \\ F.ST . K54 Y 8J • Qt 012 . KQI 1 You respond with a Jacoby tra ns f er two hea rt b d hold ng .AQ 874 YK4+K J2 . 32 What I S yo ur next b dafter you partner c alls two spades EAST . QI09 9 00 I on s de 4 a 15 Kung Fu 6 13 Move The Joke IS W ld 8 The W d Bunch 0 Off th e Reco d 20 An A mer can nd1an Day s 33 9 30 - Oh o Th s Week ?0 0 00 - News 20 NBC Fa I es 3 4 15 St ree t s of San F anc sco 6 3 What s The B g dca 33 00--. News 3 4 6 3 15 Janak 33 5 - News 0 30 ......,. Johnny Carson 3 4 I S 0 ck Cavett 6 News 8 Move Shock Trea tm ent 13 45 - Move The Mon ey Trap 0 1 OU - News 4 0 ck Cavett 13 2 30 News ... l3 Y AtO + KJ8 .1 0653 tk.J 4ota... &tJ .-J ~ hV HENRI ARNOlD,.,,., BOO LEE Unscramble these four Jumbt ~s. one letter to. each square to specials blat.:kbuster mov es new ser1es retur ns fJr old favontes etc mto our lives .. How much more endurable Iif}' wou\d be We co uld acluall)" take ttme 1everyone has lime to spare 1n February J to gtve U... new programs a fatr evaluation and geUtng su~r.duper movtes hke Bon me and Clyde or Tora 1 Tora Tora We could spend January tolerahog reruns of Arch•e Bunker and Matt Plllon knowmg thetr new matenal was JU.St around Groundhog Day by THOMAS JOSfPH A( ROSS I Ne" 40 laJttrc anew 41 Olll ta rd game llOWN I - How 2 r crm t 1lam1 shir<! nvcl 5 Cloud burst nc ng 3 Jl Junwkm 12 Alban n revc<Jicd ( {wis ) cap ttal 4 J ocn 13 Nautd g1rl 5 Pars1 14 I nsllgatc 6 Sugges N1ght g1rl whale R 1967 \udrcy source 17 Ethel s brother Hepburn movJC Jaw 18 Store front need mtlc rounlr cs JO Less ffiOVICS 21 Lady Janc zz'lrcepad stt rd\ Plams 30 Old r eg ton of A sl.a Mtnor 31 Hcpre l!e..n Alston f or one tauve ~4 tw1xt 20 Pasteur One of the Tnbc s 20 Pme Tree State 23 Walt er ( 3 wt.ls A~rcc mcnt 9 z- 19 Good tton 7 K1Li er goudy 16 For n < ac1d 10 Yesterdays Ansvter m um ous 15 I uau full of 1 fe 25 Extu ct Ha'" a1 33 1 atton s vch cle 36 Lambkins cry 37 French 16 C1\y of M anasseh art1rlc Z3 llulorosa 25 An:h IJtshon s status S\ mbol 26 In a sec 27 Po l sh wi fely title 28.. Afncan nver 29 Mrs Bloomer 32 li nend ! Fr I 33 Couple 34 l nie n or product (sl ) w11rds 35 Comedwn 37 Lovers ~· - path 3R Type of fuel 39 -go bra gh [j (j DAIL1 CRYPTOQUOTE - Here " ho" AXYDLBAAXR Is I 20 33 LJR[JMANI f I FORA PQI.A~ El<PLOP::E:R' Now arranr• the cucled letters 1 to form the aurpnae answer as ·~::::!~~=:!:=~=-==:::=:; suggested by the above cartoon, \ 0 l.____:_:Prill:::_:llte::_SIIII=PRISE::_:ANSWIR==here::__;__~\ AN ( I I ] (I X] (Anlwen lomorrow) l lumblea FUROR SUMAC EMPIRl INFANT Ye11erda)' • Answer Provlrl6 the l1Bleners w1lha cover up-IAaMUnS LONGFELLOW v \ One letter stmply stands f or another I n t h1 s sampl e A ts u sed f or the three L s X for the two 0 s et c Smglc lette'rs apostroph es 'ihe length and f ormati on of the wor ls are all hmts Each da) t h e code letters are d1ffe1cnt CRYPTOQUOTE S RKLV RSON N SJVA LVC SJ 0 CI CVPVG XVQA K NX S JvA GV FR FIIV• S J\i.A HKK X TVGV -BC I C Kr C Yesterday s .;ryptoquote THE GREATEST HAPPINESS THAT LOVE c"AN GIVE IS THE FIRST HAND PRESSURE OF THE WOMAN ONE LOVES -S'I:ENDAHL ((c) 197:\ K ne: Fut Tel!. S'i nd cate tnc) UKE T~E PILE T~AT S~E SAYS BURST INTO F'LAMES AS 51-lE :SWEPT SOUTII DJ +A 2 YK J16 • A64 3 • A 82 Both ul nerab;. Wes t North Eas t 2+ Pa ss Pa s Pa ss Open ng lead +K ly Oswald & James Jacoby Sa m Sta y man uses Jacoby ran s fe r JUSt as e nthus1ash ally as the Jacobys use Stay nan JTB and Stayman go to ~ether ltke ham and egg s ex ept that there has been no nse n prt ce for our co nventiOns rhey are sttil fr ee to anyone The form of Stayman used 1s 1onforctng The opemng btdder YOU SEE lREALLV DP PHONe YOUJZ. GTEP AUNT Fl.O AND TEL.L. He'~ I WAS 00!1t.16' TO !A'I .;.1( cOD~o must reply wtth two or a su1t to hiS par tn er s two clubs and must pass unle ss resronder goes pa s t the two I eve on h1s own Why would you ever us e Stayman wtth a bad hand and a fw e card maJor? Today s hand shows exactly why North doesn l want to let ®J ANE I\IE NEI/ER5E:cN hts partner struggle wtth one W NNE "Tl-1 $ LDW 5HE. no trump He much prefers to MU&T REAL LY HAVE= play at two spades bu1 he has LOVED 1HATGUY four hearts tn h1s hand ~nd Ills HAL. MARTIN$ JUSl pOS Sible lha !___S oulh Wlil hold four hearts so North re sponds two clubs Sure e nou ~h South does re ply two hea rts and No rth pas ses happ>ly The play al two hearts ts fatrly s1mple South wtns lhe club lead and goes after spades. not trumps He wants to set up dummy s long spade sutt 1f he c an ll turn s out that he ca n Spades break 3 3 for h1m and he wmds up losmg one spade tnck and one lrtck tn each of the other sutts Of course he goes after trumps once he has set up the long spades One no trump played by South would not be a tragedy Hi! would collect SIX ~tcks three hearts and three uls1de THE BORN LOSER 5TAN I KNOVV \EL AND TI"ROUCIH AFT OF aces but 1t s ure 1s bet er to make a part sc ore at hearts than to be set n no trump NEW SPAPER EN E~PR SEASSN GOOD'/ II 3 the b dd ng has been WeSt Pa ss Pass ~N;r;h 2 4' JN T You South hold ~::: Pass Pass z,2NSouthT ' .AQ874 YK4 .742.732 What do you do now " A - Pass :Your two heart trans fer btd guaranteed that you held al least ftve spades Your partner has dec1ded to play three no trump l ct .,. ham I HOW ABO UT A LEETLE SOMETHIIV I ET ALL FER 'iORE SWEET MV VITTLES TOOTH " AUNT LOWEE2Y FR FBSJKG LI'Z.Z. WITH MRS ._.ELP, ASSEMBLE A PILE OF TRASH EXACTLY Maytag Call 992 3975 or 992 WRITE TO 'Tuppets ACRE lots Darwin area :,r Pia ns water Box lb1, Route 1 Contac t Hershel McClure ?' Oa ""Y sle unt J p m 992 52 3 992 343 Portland, 0 45770 \ 28 t 2t c " • ""' L,-:__:_:_:::::,.:.:__:___ ___, - - - - - - - - - - - - - • $19 500 00 2 BEDROOMS - Te\~x!~i~~~~ ~og _________ t___ DOWNTOWN - 7 8 Bu1lt to Yo\lr Specs Delivered to Job Stte MODERN SAJ~}JT~C~~?'\ o 7 a Be R1ght ocated n Q U ARTER horse mare very HOUSE for Sa e Bradbury Ca 992 7363 afte r gen tle good w th ch dren 6 p m $75 Ph Coo v 1 e 667 6214 9 5 30 t c - - - -- - -- 9 28 12tp ....... ....... - OLIVER 60 trac tor w th s x fool 2 BEDROOM house 3 years o d se m mounted mower a I r;: arpet ng btq k tchen w th good rubber and n aood lots of cab nets ') acre of shape $600 Nate Vanaman ground R ae ne Oh o Ca ll phone 7 42 5322 949 4998 9 30 6tc 9 12 tfc - -- --~ o 00 6 965 CLASS I C ce le n con d t on Maytag wr nge type washer dog hou se- we bu It 2 b kes-20 nch each tr eye e boys and g rl s cloth ng s ze B to 10 Cal, 992 3373 after 5 p m 9 28 6tc HALLOWEE N puh1p k ns fr om 25 cents to Sl Also p e pumpk ns RuSSe l Cl ne Rt 1 Long Bottom Ca 965 353 4 10 3 3tc ----==-- - YAR D SALE Oc t 4 and 5 10 STEREO RAD 0 tape com a m t 6 p m N ew and used b nat on am fm rad o 8 tra ck clo th ng men women and tape de c k Ba ance $99 83 or ch ldren s c oth ng 2 u se our budget term s Ca I a um num s torm 3 track 992 3965 w ndows s ze 29 w de 6 feet 9 28 SIC 11<11 n long 1 out s de door w th g ass s ze 6 f eet 10 LOT S of ch rysanthemums for nches long 2 feet 9 n w dth sa e f ed grown We on y O th er odds & ends Ulah have one color - yel ow 10 Swan Tuppers P a ns Oh o bunches for $5 We have some on State Rt 7 Not respons ble out n fu I b oom same uS: I f o r ace dents budd ng Reyno ds Flower 9 30 4tp ShoP M -ason W Va Ca I 773 5w Business Services GROCERY business for .sa e su ld ng tor 5ale or lease Phon e 773 S618 from 8 30 p m o 10 p m for ~PPO nlmen 3 10 ti C 19~1 F-t)f<O S1J95 power 4 door fa ctory a r au tomat c transm ss on sl eer ng & brake> good wh tc wit I I res w h t e I m sh v nyl r oot r ad o heavy du ly suspe ns on For want Ad Serv ce. 5 cents per Word one ns-ert on U cents per word consecut ve nsert ons • • - •ll!e Uatly Sentinel Middleport Pmueroy 0 Ocl 3 973 For Sale , R esu l ts 1910 DODGE POLAR A correct nsert on - • ; IV~ HEARD Cf ju~J~< M.AJL' ' BliT lHIS IS R\OiCUUJUSI �• D~1h 14 - Th< • ,. S:.. nl u d Muhllt port l'u nero\ u (). t 3 19 J ' Sentinel Classifieds Get I WANT A">. t • INFOJlMATION OEADLtNES 2 SIGNs" 5 P M Day Before P ub cat o, Monday Deacfl ne9a m OF Con eel ons Cancellat on - w II be acc:ept~d unt 1 9 a rn for Day of Publ ca t o n QUALITY REGULA TIONS The Pub! sher reser ... es th e ..,.lght to edit or re ect any ads deemed oblect ona t The P\lbl She,.. w II not be respon sible tor more than one n RATES 1967 CHEVE'LLE Min mum Charge $i 00 26 cents per word s x con secut ve nsert ons 25 Per Cent D scoun t on pa d tor S2 00 im um 50 word 10 a 25c a S695 J automat c tran s P stee r ng & brakes r con d toned rad o good t r es 1 owner l .;:oss than 60 000 m les m n Charge per OPEN EVES 8 oo PM POMEROY OHIO Advert sement OFFICE HOU RS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m ly 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon oa l Help Wanted In MemOIV IN LOVING memory ut C ffurd A Jenk nson on th s h s ll rthday Oct 3 We cannot 'Send a b r-thday c;g d Your hand w e cannot touch Today there w I be no g fts or cake For the one we oved so much In tears we saw h m s nk ng we watched h m fade away Our hearts were al so broken He fought so hard to stay But when we saw h m sleep ng Peacefu ly free from pa n We cou d not w sh h m back to suffe r that aga n Sad y m ssed by Ma x ne Bob Belt e and Ned 0 3 He o do house IN MEMORY ot our Dear SOMEONE c can ng Phone 992 2677 Mo her Mary Nelson that 9 30 61c passed awav 7 years ago Oct -6 No one knows the heart ache wnen the one you HURRY HURRY T me s love scaled away God p c ks runn ng out H r ng now unt 1 the one He aves the most so Oct 5 Earn S100 week for 3 He took you home to stay L fe n ghts se ng brand toys and s not the same your face we g ft s no de ver ng no long to see your hands we co llect ng Fo mo e n long o touch We stl ove fa ma on wr te toRt 2 Box ~au Mother so very very 23 Rae n~ Oh o 4577 much Your memory s our 9 25 Otc keepsake we ho d w th n ou hear S9tng day 'ool('e meet A LOCAL con pany has m agq n and never more o rned a te open ngs for the pari Sad l y m ssed by your fo ow ng pas ton s ch dren Pau ne Dav s I Account ng C erk Hester Adams Betty Jacks K ow edge and exper ence n Cha r otte Good L oycf Ne son cos NOTICE OF ELECTION account ng or payro ~ Gene N e son son and ,!lN TAX LEVY IN essent a Open ngs on he daughter n l aws and EXCESS OF THE TEN fo ow ng sh fts 8 a m 1 " grandch dren MILL LIMITATION p n 4 p m I 1 2 m dn ght NOTICE s hereby g ven t ha t 03 c 12011 1 8an In pursuance of a Resolut on of - ____ __ _______-__: 2 Off ce secrelar es - Out es the Co un c I of the V age of nclude yp ng d c f at on Pomero y Oh o- passed on the f ng Open ng on same sh I s 20th day of August 1973 th ere I .sted above w II be subm tted to a vote of th e 3 Pe r sonne Ass s an peo p e of sa d v I age at a Respons be for rec u ng Genera ELECT ON to be held and screen ng of emp oyees n th e v II age of Pomeroy Oh o Dns r e nterview ng o at the regu ar p aces of vol ng counse l ng e}(per ence there ln on Tuesday t he 6th day Exce l ent sa l ar es and fr nge of Nov emb er 1973 the quest on benet Is Send br ef esumt:! of wo k h s o v and ed uca on of levy ng n excess of tne t en m Ill m tat on for t he tienef t of " Send a rep I es t o Box 7'19 S n Pomeroy V lage for he pur RUMMAGE Sa le w be he d a care of The Da y Se n ne the Sacred Heart Chu ch Pome oy Oh o pos e of prov d ng anCI man 9 2 fc ta nlng f r e apparatu ~ ap Pomeroy ba~ement Oct 4 plian ces bul d ngs or s tes and 5 Thursday and F day 9 therefor or sources of water t 3 supply and mater a s the etor 9 25 ~tc LADY TO ve n w th anolher ady and do ght or the estab shmenl and - - - - - - - - - - - - - housekeep ng com fo tab le ma ntenan ce of I nes of t re T home Ca 949 2532 Bo x 37 alarm telegraph or the paym ent KO CO Kosmet cs & w gs of permanen1 part t me or Many spec q s dur ng h(' R ac ne Oh o vo unteer f r-emen or f re t month Of Oc Phone He en D 2 6tc f ght ng com panes to operate Jane Brown 992 5 13 --------- -- --- --------- I Notice s Woem~~o"; e Ohn o th e V age of - - - - - o 2 tc Sad ta x be ng a renew a of W LL not be espon::. be fo 11n exist ng ta x of 1 m 11 to un any debtS con i acted by for f ve years at a ra e not anyone other than rnvse f as exceed ng 1 0 m for each on e of h s day Oc 1 o he 5th dollar of va uat on wh ch of ~tember S gned Ra ph amounts to ten cents for each E BrOwn ng one hundred do ars of 10 2 3 P valuat on tor f ve years ---- - - - - - --The Polls for sad E ec t on NO TRESPASSING hunt ng or w II be open at 6 30o cock AM f sh ng on the C E Burr and rem a n op en unt 1 6 30 property V o a o s w be o clock PM Eastern Standard p osecuted S gned Wayne T me of sa d day ( Bu ch W son 0 '1 6 c By order of the Board of E ectlons of Me gs Coun y YARD SA LE co n ero Ash and Oh io Oct 5 M dd epor t P um star ng at 9 u m Ed'*' n S Coza r t 0 2 ;J c Cha rm an ---- - Dorothy M Johns on D rec tor Dated Sep t 13 973 ( 10 ) 3 10 17 24 4tc NOnCE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION NOTIC E s hereby g ven ha In pursuance of a Re solvt on of the Board of Trust ees of he Townsh p of Rut land Oh o passed on th e st day of August 1973 there w be su bm ted to a vote of the people of sad Township at a Genera ELECTION to be he cl n the Townsh p of Rut and Me gs County 0)'1 o at t he regular pla ces of vot ng there n on Tuesday the 6th day of November 1973 th e ques on of levy ng n excess of the ten m I m tat on for th e benet t of Rutland Town sh p Bo ard of Truste es for the purpose of prov d ng and ma nla n ng fre apparat us app ances buildings or s tes ther efor or so-urces of wa ter supply and mater as th erefor or the estab Shment and ma ntenan ce of I nes off r e alarm te egraph or the paym ent of perma nent part t me or vo l unteer f remen or f ire t ght ng com pan es to operate the same Sa1d ta x be nq a renewal of an exist ng tax of 2m II to run for f v e years at a rale not exceed ng 2 m I for each or dollar of valuat on wh L amounts to f ve cen t s fo each one hundred dollars ot valul!t on for f ve years The Po Is for sa d Elect on w II be open at 6 30 o c ock A M and rema in open unt 6 30 o clock PM Eastern Standard Time of sad day By order of the Board of Elec t ions of Me gs Count~ Dorothy M Johnston D r ec o D "ted Sept 13 1973 (10) 3 10 17 24 41C ~ 1 I 1 1 I I Class1f1ed Ads I bring you extra cash I or 1 shopptng sprees ! -------------We talk to you hke a person WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL • I I 1 I I IN POMEROY AND SYRACUSE The Da1ly Sentmel PHqNE 992 2156 --- ------------ Wanted To Buy Lost M SS IN G dog back brow n and wh te beagle Cal l 9'49 4985 Henry Sa se.r M ners v le 10 3 llp Wanted NO 1 Copper 60c rad ator s 30c brass 20c bat er es 90c c ean dry G nsenQ roots $60 b ~e ow root $4 50 May apple 60c M A Ha Reeds v l e PMone 378 6249 9 23 tfc CORNER c upboards wa cupboard s c he st s o d guns any c ond to o A so bl ue decora ted stonew are Wr te P 0 Bo x 44 Mart nsburg Oh o 43935 or ca 1 484 4440 after 7 p m 8 B 90tc , WANTED CHIPWOOD WANTED for aucl on househo d goods Too s mos t anyth ng of va ue W 1 buy or se on comm ss on W II haul Ca 4 992 3354 or: 992 2792 Hay man '1: 7 25 ltfc POLES MAXIMUM DIAMETER 10" ON LARGEST END O L D t urn ture oak tabes cocks ce boxes brass beds d sl)es or complete househo ds Wr te M 0 M er Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o ca 992 6271 5 13 tfc $8.00 Per Ton BUNDLED SLABS For Rent 6.00 Per Ion FUR N SHED 2 bed roo m doub e w de tr a e m Sy ra cuse Ca 992 2441 alt er 5 p m Monday through Fr day No weekend ca Is 9 30 tfc DELIVERED TO OHIO PALLET CO. FURN I SHED 2 bedroom apart ment adults only M d dleport phbne 992 387 4 10 2 tfc On Old R-t JJ Phone 992 2689 Pom e roy Ohto --;------' Help Wanted FUEL T ck. Drrver needed References requ red Send rep eos to Box 729 E c 0 The Oa ly. Sen ne PomeroYA Oh o r · _ 9 27 6tc N;House w ~;;~~;;;c;;;;-;,steA k for gr 1 cook wa t l2 x 50 MOB LE home 2 bedrooms Ut t es furn shed ca 742 59BO 9 30 6tc 3 AND 4 ROOM f1.1rn shed and un turn shed apartments Phone 992 5434 4 12 tf c ------------ --space MOBILE home Market Sy ra cuse Baer s 8 26 tfc ROOMS br the week S18 up Me gs nn Pomeroy .,._, 7 12 lf c --.. _______ __ _ ess carhop apply n person No eKper ence necessa r y w ra n 10 3 6tc _.._ ...... PR Vf\f.E meet ng room for any organ za t on phone 992 3975 3 11 tfc SEA\JT C AN wanted Phone 992 2840 or even n,gs 992 2431 IO J 6tc 9 16 tfc _______ _ ----- -------- tru ck p c kup to Aoppr ec ate 10 '} 6tc: 16 FOOT l berg lass boat 80 hp Mer tvry w th tra ler Call 9RS 41 76 0 2 6tp APPALOOSA mare w lh '1'5 m onth co Phone 74:2 44148 0 2' 6tp 64 3 BEDROOM I balh on pr vale ot n Rut and Sa v e. 11 000 Ca weekdays ~)(70 MOBILE home alte 6 any me on Sa urday 1973 washer _,d dryer d sh and Sunday 742 5703 washer sta nless st ee s nk 9 16 f c garbage cf sposal eye eve oven ran9c d.e~ c ron polyester C~SH pa d fo r a I makes and c:arpet arge o Phone 742 models of mob le homes 3063 P'hon e ar ea code 6 4 423 9511 7 18 tt 4 lJ tic 14 ll 973 Z G.J.AG sew ng 4 }( 65 TRA LER 2 bedroom NEW mach nes n or g na factory verv good con d to Phone 773 car ton Z g. zag Ia make 5605 buttontio es sew on bultons 8 22 tt c monog(ams and make fancy d~s Qns w th ust lhe tw sf of as ngle d at Lejt n ay a way anti never been used W II se I A1r Condtltoners for on y $47 cash or terms Awmngs ava abe Phone 992 2984 9 30 5tc Underpt nnmg Comp et c mob le home sorv ce plu s g gant c d splqy of mob le h omes alway s ava l ab e at MILLER MOBILE HOMES 1220 Wa sh.ngton Blvd 423 7521 BELPRE 0 MOB LE home 69 Regent 12 x 46 2 bedroom w 1 se w th o Good w thout furn u e cond 1 on Ca 773 5689 or see Mart n Graham a zuspan Streel Mason West v rg n a 10 3 31c ---- ELECTROLUX vacuum c ean er A cond t on uses paper bag s has co dw n.der and many attachments • a sb shampooer a'ttafhment n c uded Only 4 ava I able at $37 70 cash o terms ttva abe PMone 992 2964 9 30 6tc UPHOLSTER your own fur n ture We have a the sup pi t!s you w need Uphoster y Fabrcs a very arge se eel on of ny ons ve vets Hercu on v ny s - n cotton pr nts a so remnants Foam to c ush ons and padd ng Bur ap den m s cam br c foam g ue z ppers spr ngs and c:: l ps ell pboards egs sew r.~g t h-read dacron tac-ks webb ng we 1 co rd cot on sw ve 'bases and a 1 othe supp l es you w 1 need New tur n lure at low ow prices Pomeroy Recove r y 622 E Man 992 7554 8 3 1 30tc BERRY M I LLER Mob e H ome Sa es has a ol to offer when you st art shopp ng tor your Mob e H ome You c.an beat the h gh deprec a on you I have on your home thQ f rst wo years by shopp ng fo r a 50 ACRE FARM w th 5 roo m ate mode used Mob e H ome house bath on ha cltop road Here are some every day low w th bu l d n9 s t es $20 000 pr ces Call 992 5795 55 x 0 Detro ter w th 3 Ex o 2 10t c pandas S3 495 50 x 0 R chardson S2 695 ASSUME payments 972 t r a ler 60 x 12 Ct amp on De ~ uxe $4 49 5 12>t60 2 bedrooms Ca I 992 50 x 10 R lz c aft S2 995 39.9 3 60 x 12 Champ on $4 <195 10 2 6t c 60 X 12 PMC $4 99 5 52 x 12 Buddy Custom $4 295 LOSE WE GHT w th New 44 x 12 Regent $3795 Shape tab e t s and Hydre x 60 x 12 Remb r and 4 bedroom water p s at Dutton Drug n $3 995 M dd eport and NeJson Drug 60 x 12 N ew Moon $4 495 0 1 3t c _.._ 55 x 10 V nda e 3 bed oom $2 995 NG Pines N ghtc ub T HE SE are modesty late WHISPER h ave 'l 30 n ghtc ub cense mode homes and I he pr ces Rou e 7 Pomeroy Oh o nclude your de very and 10 3 6tc comp e e se up So for an hones t to goodness grea t dea Po l ed slop n today at Berry M l er REG STEREO H er efor ds I Bu I 2 he fers 11 Mob e Hom e Sa es 705 months A l so bu l and he f er Fa r son Street Be pr. e Oh o ca ves 0 McCoy Ches t er phone 423 9531 c osed Sun Oh o Phone 985 3944 days P S Due to lh e Roa d 0 3 6tc Co ns ru c t on on Farson St ee pl eqse enter ou ot 19 73 FORD Gra n Tor no bes de Th e Kentucky Fred automa c Ps Pb AC rad a l Ch cken Restauran on t res 16 000 m es $2 BOO wash ng ton B vd Pt'one 742 3334 0 33 c 0 3 6tc _______ Employment Wanted ve n pos t on LADY needs W ca r e fo e der y woman ca 1 985 4206 W LL DO babys tt ng home Ca 99 2 5269 n my 10 2 3tp _ 1 ~----------- --- PAPER CARRIERS YARb SALE Coun y Rd 5 CENTRAL D V SO N CON Bradbvrv Wedne!:>day. a nd SOL OAT O N COAL COM Thu sda~ 0 am 3 p m PA NY mmed ate op en ngs 10 2 2t C are ava abe n th e to ow ng pos t ons Ma nlenance YARD or Ru mmage Sa e- 769 ForemarJ under.grountl Map e Str ee M dd eport Ass sran t M ne Fo em an T hu sday and Fr day unde ground) Sec t on o 3 ~tc Forema n Surface M ne Foreman Rec l amat on X GAMMA MU Soro y s Foreman Per sons app y ng hav ng Ya d Sa e and shou ld hod va d foreman Rummage Sa e at 235 cert f cat on pape s Oh o) or Mulberry St r eet n Pomeroy have suff ce nt ex p e ence to Oc 5 and 6 beg nn ng 9 a m app y for St ate exo;~m nat on 2 and 3 n case of ra n Oc Sa ary Co mmens urat e w th Rados TV wa ter heater Exper ence Exce l en t ovnge cha and muc h more Ber'le f t s TO APPLY Wr t e 0 3 2 c or Phone Personn e --·---- -- ___: Deparlm en t Cent al D v son Con so dat on Coa l SWEE PER Repa rs Par s Company Cad z Oh o 43907 Supp es D scoun t p ces on Teleph one 614 942 4512 AN Genera me r chand se thru EQUAL OP PORTUN TY our ca ta og depar ment EMPLOYER Phone 367 7736 Dav s 8 2 tf c Vacuum Cl eane So e 0 a m 5 p m Add son Oh o 9 23 JOtc Oh o Edw n S Cozart Cha rman WANTED ---- ----- must IJe !lee Phone 14'1 63S2 ) --- Saturday In Memory i o -------' Pomeroy Motor Co. BL IND ADS Add tonal $995 1968 FORD FAIR LANE ST WAGON Each add 1 on a I word 3c POODLE groom nq no ap po n men N ;essarv \S Mav s tay w Jh doq Coo v t e 661 391!1 9 77 6tc 4 d9or 6 cy ndcr automat c transm ss o n good I r es "clea n nter or bo gc l ' sh rad o & heale r rea econ omy & a popular model hre e ads and ads pa d w th n days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Pomeroy Motor Co. ---· W LL do coa or m sc hau ng obs at so bod~ work and pan t obs on au o.s Phon.e 992 7597 9 27 6 c Pets For Sale P A RK V I EW Kennels toy male and Phone 992 5443 Poodles fema e 7 15 He For Sale BRUSH HOG S 4)(5 ft 992 5858 phone 7 15 tf c H OND A 160 Dream oaks good ru n s good n c ud,es two helmet s $22 0 r rm Ca 949 59 13 10 2 5tc - ---------- EXCELSIOR Sa lt Wo ks E Ma n St Pomeroy A k nds of sa t water p e lets water nuggets b lo ck sa t and own Oh o R ver Sa t Phone 992 3891 6 5 tf c ___ _ STARC RA FT T wo 1973 tra ers ef dea. e c os 1974 Tra ers n sock 19 74 Campers as low as $1 350 Buy whe r e you get qual ty and serv ce CAMP CO NLEY STA R CRAF T SA LE S Rt 62 N of Po nt Pl easant bell nd Red Ca rp et nn Phone 304 675 5384 10 3 3t c REo U c E excess f u ds w th F u dex - Lose we ght w th D ex AD e t capsu es at N e son Drugs 10 3 ltc Save Up to 40 Pet On Fuel BillS MONOGRAM OIL HEATERS Smart decorator des gn walnu t g r a ned or r ch fru !wood v (lyl clad ca b ne t s a r e hand so m e ly h gh l ghled w th go ld anod 1zefj a l um num to bl end w th t he I .ne st furn1 sh ng s A Stze For Every Home Pnc es Start At $210 9 .. _ 6:d! POMEROY Jacl< W Carsey Mgr Photte 992 2181 ---- 9 26 t c Real Estate For Sale Spec ahst SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED A.SK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED Whe-~1 Allg}lment It Must DUMP TRUck SERVICE 24 HOUR SERV.ICE WOOD TRUSSES wll Ma,ke•t Rtghl Rt 4 Pomeroy 992 l9.5ll or 9 7349 c:__--'----' ~ h1 lQ H Rawllrtgs Sons 1 H V9'1 1 101 EXPtk~ WITeel Alignmenf •5.55 M1ddlep.ort 0 MATERIALS CO 713 SS54 CONSTRUCTION Ro6ftng Spoytmg Porch Repatr Com pl e t e Home Remodel tog - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 Pomeroy Home & Attfo For Free Esttmate Ope n 8 T1l 5 Monday thru Saturday f)06 E Mam Pomeroy 0 Ph. 742-3589 ... Body Shop Gene's Ph 992 5271r:_ Fror'n the lar~est Bulldozer Rad a tor to ~m a esr Heater tore Nathan 81gg s Rad1ator SpeCialist Pambng ASpecialty SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Are~ s M ost Reasona ble Pnces All work guaranteed Heahng A1r Cond Refngerahon Plumbmg Eledncal Applianc es Auto A r Cond Res tdent1a I or Com m ere al 215 N Second Phone 992 3509 • 24 Hour Serv tee All work guaranteed POMEROY HOME & AUf.) Radia Lmcoln H1ll Pom erov 0 Ph '19n 2174 Pomerov For Sale DOZER and back hoe work ponds a~ sept c la nks d t H OUSE 3 yea s o ld J ch ng serv ce top so f bedroom wall o wa car d r mestone B&K pet ng refr gerato r and s ove Escava t ng Phone 992 5367 or nc uded v ng -C.Q.Qm k I 992 386 chen ut I tv ro om bath 9 tfc ou s de ul 1 ty s t orage M dd epor Phone 992 5064 FOR FRE-e- -; s t O on a urn num s d ·~~ .areJtorm aft e 6 p m 9 21 Door s and W ndows Car po t s Marquees and R a ng Phon e Ch arle s L s e Sy ra cuse Oh o Car Jacob Sa l es Representat ve Y V Johnson and Son nc 6 22 tt c 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy OFfiCE ~B MAIN ~R-tlb ....TY__. POMEROY 2 NtW HOM ... S Loca t ed n the new H cltor y H s add t on at Tuppers P a ns 3 n ce bed r ooms w th c ose t s Mactern bath co lo r ed f nd w.res ceram c t 1 e Lovely k ! chen w th l2 f t base ca b n ets and 14 If uppe r cab m e ts U1 I ty room Garage s I n shed on the ns de About acre of ground 100x400 Good f nan c ng on these $1890000 RUTLAND s to y fram e 3 n ce bedrooms w th c oset s Ba t h N ce k t chen and dinmg area Fu ll basement w.,t h shower AI E lectr c 51 ac r e $ a 500 oo MINERSVILLE I stor y fr ame 3 bedrooms Bath K 1tchen ha s lots of ba se cab net s Pore es and lots of ground $6 500 (10 LET US KNOW WHAT YOUR NEEOS ARE I REAL ESTATE AS W H AVE SEVE RAL PROPERTIES TO CHOOSE FRO M IF WE DON T HAVE IT WE WILL TRY TO FIND IT FOR YOU \_ HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 1'259 If no answer 992 2568 ExcAVAT N G~ooz ei=S- Iai=Qe and sma Backhoes and loaders on track and t res Dump t ruck Lo boy ser v ce Sep t c la nks nsta ed Georg e ( B l Pu ns phone 99 2-2478 or 992 7402 2 9 tf c --------- SUPPLIE~ and FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Dtsplay ROOFING FUR NACE CLEANING AND REPAIR AND PLUMBING ALL WEATHER ROOFING CO. 7 CLELAND Ma50n W Va p AND J HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR PRICE On Most Amen can Cars ' Real Estate HOGG & ZUSPAN t1 I 10 Dally 8 12 Sat 1 ~ MIDDLEPORT OHIO Phone 992 2550 McCOY S AUCT ON S!':RVICE For a real aucl on c a the real McCoy 0 Mac McCoy Chester Oh o 10 3 ft c ..,.... __ ______ _ OPEN 1-!:oger Hyse s SEW NG MACH NE S Repa r Ga age near Crossroads on serv ce a m akes 992 2264 S R 24 a t mechan <;:al The Fabr c Shop Pomero Y wo k nc vd n g au tomat c Author. zed S nger Sa es and ansm ss ons Monda~ Serv ce We Sharpen Sc ssors F day 8 30 a m I 5 p m 3 29 H e Sa vrday 8 JO to '1 noon Un ess by app Phone 992 5682 0 992 712 SE PT C TANKS AROB C SEWAGE SYSTEMS _;_ 9 6 30tc CLEA NED REPA I RED REA D Y MIX CO N CRETE M LLER SA N TAT O N de vered r gh t to your STEWART O H 0 PH 642 pro ect Fast and easy F r ee 3035 es t mates Phone 99 2 326 4 10 4 tf c Goeg en Ready M x Co M dd epo rt Oh o and Wh te Sew ng 6 30 H e Mach ne s Serv ce on a makes Rea sona b e rates SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED T he Se w ng Center M d REA SO NABLE ra t es Ph 446 d eporl oh 0 47 82 Ga po s John Russe lll6tfc Ow n er and Opera tor 5 12 tfc HARRI SO N S TV se rv ce and --------c-·- c C BRADFORD Au ct onecr serv ce ca Is Ph one 992 25:22 Co mplete Se r v ce 2 9 fc Phone 949 382 1 Rae ne Oh o MOBILE home repa r E ec C tt Bradford tr ca l p umb ng and heat ng 5 1 tt c Phone 992 5656 .J 71Stfc EXCAVAT NG dozer oader ---- ~ -- ...__ and backhoe work se pt c anks ns a l ed dump tru cks W I LL T R I M or cu t t r ees and and o boys for h re w hau sh r ub bery a so c ean out f d rt top so I mes ton e basemen s a I cs and et c and grave Ca Bob or Roger Ca 949 322 or 74~ 4441 Je ffers da~ phone 992 7089 B 31 30t c n ght phone 9.92 ),525 or 992 5232 1 11 tf c A UT OMOBILE nsurance been canceled? L:.ost your 0 DELL WHEEL A gn ment ce nse Cal 992 operators loc ated al Cros sroads R t 124 7428 now back to wo k Compe te 6 15 tf c fr o nt end serv ce tune up and brake se rv ce Whee s an ced e !aC tr on ca ly AI ba NE GL~RS FOR HO USE work gua rant eed Reasonable B U LDERS GALL GUY r ates Phone 742 3232 1-J E GLER RAC NE OH 0 2 18 tf c _9~ _30t p RON SHEPARD F loor Wa Rem o de ng Ceram c t l e DE AD 5 1 OCK - W II remnvP bath s Bo:.: 2BD Ru t and 742 at a easonab e chan:~e Ca l 36M 2455514 6 26 tf c 8 23 90tc _____ _ --------_ __ ...--------------- LOOKING FOR A REAL BUY 4 bedrooms bath gas F A furna ce All ut I hes $10 500 00 117 ACRES - L ot s at brush fo r good hunting 6 room house." barn and oth er bu1 ld ngs All m neral s $165 00 ~ r acre BUNGALOW - UKE A NEW ' • Ltv ng Room Su te Bedroom Su 1te Mattress Occas on.a l Chalr Coffee Table Ch tl d s Cha r G ft Item s or Used D nette Set Ga t e Leg Table 2 bed-ms n ce oak floor s gas floor furnace and ba sement ~nl y $6500 00 LIKE TO SAVE MONEY? NEW - 3 n ce s ze bedrooms w th larg e close ts Ext ra. nice 1tl1~ w th S S cook and bak e un t s Fu ll Basement Com e nand see us Come n and loo k aro unct You re welcome 1972 YAMAHA Enduro 250 exce ent cond1t on $475 Tuppers Pl.a n s 667 3336 9 30 6tp bedrooms gas F A furnace Cook a nd bake untts 0 ntng room e n c l ose.d p o r ch a nd -- ------------ -----------NEW s w VEL roc ker s and NEW BR CK 3 bedroom home on 1 acre of land Large modern k. tc;hen fu car peted located close to the h gh and elementary sc hools Call 99 2 7686 9 24 12tc reel ners I n velvet and 100 pe r ce nt nylon w th scotch guard and v ny at the ow 5 ROOM hou se on 3 acres of low cash and carry pr ce of land Tuppers ~Ia ns S69 95 each Pomeroy Ches t e r water .311 new Recovery 622 M'a n plumb ng a um num s d ng Pomeroy Ph one 992 7554 tue o furnace Cal 985 3539 9 30 6tc 9 30 12tp -------------- e -------------Grocety and General MerchandiSe Owner rehr1119 must satnhce good gotng bustness Grocery and General Merchandtse Proftf Ji?tenhal tS unltmtted For 1nforma hon P OMEROY Custom bull! br ck ho me four bedrooms two baths ful basement t replace formal d n ng room Wn1te J E Bayl ff 310 w H gh · Street Cr dersv 1 e Oh o 45806 9 28 6tp -----....--------6 ROOM S and bath n toV~n S11 000 257 1 HAYMAN'S' STORE ... W lh all furn ture N1 ce bath front and AT 104 W MAIN back porches Only $8900 00 ONLY 3 YEARS OLD - 2 garage $16 000 00 10 ROOMS POMEROY (Formerly Btg Bend Bargam Store) PH ~ Recently if" B1gCapacity Maytag Automat•c.s 2 speed operafion Q.h.o ce Of water t~ mps Auto water level control Lint F Iter or Po wer F n P.,g tator Perh1a Press ren ovat ed 5 bedrooms 1 2 bath s modern k1tc hen gas F A furna c&~ l-arg e c orner lot NI::W -3 bedrooms large bath wlth laundry on n1ce corner lol Asking tu sl $18 000 00 COUNTRY - 2 bedrooms bath F A furna ce T P water Only $4 000 00 IN TOWN - 2 bedrooms bath oak floors /,-a rge d1n ng 9 28 tfc - News 3 4 8 10 5 Sesame- Street 20 ABC News 3 Personality .lind Behav oral Oeyelopment 33 30 News 3 4 6 B 10 15 '1ogan sHe-roes 13 00 N ews 10 What s My L ne 8 Truth or Conseq 6 3 Beat the Clock 4 Anyth ng You Can Do 13 Elec Co K Your Schools 33 1 Spy IS now 31.1 - The Judge 10 Pol ce ~urgeon 3 Ep sode Act on JJ To Tell the Truth 6 On the Mone-y 4 Sale ot the Century a Bea1 the Clock I 3 Know Your Ant ques 20 00 Adam 12 J 4 15 Bob and Carol and Ted and Al ce 6 13 BaSIC Tra n ng 20 JJ Sonny and (her Comedy Hour 10 30 - Banacek 3 4 15 Move Letter From Three Lovers 6 zo a 13 9 00 - Cannon 8 10 9 30 - Woman 20 Wash ngton Debates 33 10 00 - News 20 Owen Marshall6 13 Dan August a Love Story 3 4 15 I tal an Summer 10 10 30 - Pres dent Barkers Round Table 33 11 00 - NewsJ 4 6 B JO 13 15 Janaki33 11 JO - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 0 ck Cavett 6 Moves Vengeance Falley 8 Its Your Move 10 Savage Mut ny 13 I DO - News 4 0 ck, Cavett 13 230 - News13 THURSDAY OCT 4 1973 6 00 - Sunr sf! Sem nar 4 Sacred Heart 10 6 15 - Amer cas Pr'oblems 10 6 20 - Farm Report 13 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 6 30 - Co umbvs Today 4 B ble Answers a Patterns tor L v ng 13 News 6 r, 45 - Corncob Re,port 3 Farmhme 0 7 oo ~ Today 3 4 15 News 8 10 Fl ntstones 3 Romper Room 6 7 30 - Rocky & Builq nk e 13 N ew Zoo Revue 6 8 00 Capt Kangaroo 10 N ew Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 Lass e 6 8 30 - Huck and Yog 6 D ck Van Dyke 13 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Paul 0 xon .4 Ph I Donahue 15 Fr endly Juncf on 10 AM 3 Abbott and Cost ello a B ography 33 Brady Bunch 6 Move The Reward 13 9 30 - To Tell the Truth 3 Secret Storm M chae ls & Co 6 9 55 - Chuck Wh te Reports 10 10 00 - 0 nah Shore 3 15 Jokers Wild 10 10 30 - Baff le Game 3 .4 15 M ke Douglas 6 $10 000 Pyram d a a a a 10 11 00 Gamb ts 10 Password 13 fN zardofOddsJ 4 I S:-,..... 11 30 .:t.. Love ol L fe a.. 10 H ollywood Squares 3 4 15 B1ady Bunch 13 Bow ng 6 11 55 - CBS N ews 8 !Dan mel s W orld 10 '} 00 - Jeopardy 3 1S Bob Brauns 50 50 Cub .4 News 10 3 8 Password 6 12 30 - 3 W s3 IS Spl tSecond 6 Sea r ch for TomorrowS 0 1/ 45 Electr c Company 33 12 55 NB C News 3 3 I 00 - News 3 All My Ch ldren 6 13 N ot For Women On y 15 Concentrat on 8 What s My L ne 10 30 As the Wor d Tur ns 8 0 3 On A Match 3 4 15 Let s Make A Dea l 6 13 '2 00 Daysof 0urLves3 4 15 Gud ing LghtB 10 N ewlywed Game 6 13 '2 30 - 0octorsJ 415 Grl nMyLfe6 3 EdgeofNghtB 0 3 00 - Another World J .4 5 Genera l Hasp ta 6 3 Pr ce Is R ght a 10 Mast erp ece Theatre 20 3 30 Return to Peyton P ace 3 IS One L fe t o l ve 13 Secret Storm 0 Ph Donahue 4 Match Game 73 8 F l nt stones 6 F n 33 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Love Amer ca n Styl e 13 Sesame St 33 20 Somerset 15 Speed a ce r 6 I Love Lu cy Mo v 1e Sa I A Cr ook ed Sh p 10 4 30 G I gan s I s and 13 Green Acres 3 Je9pardy 4 Love Lu cy 6 Haze l Bonanza 15 S 00 - M sfer Rogers 20 33 Bonan za 3 Wester n Star Thea tr e 5 Drea m of Jeanne 13 Merv Gr ff n 4 Andy Gr ff h 8 M ss on mposs be 6 M ster Rog er s 20 33 5 30 - Gome r Py le 13 Hodge podg e Lodge 20 Beve rl y H I b I es a Tra Is Wes t 15 Electn c Company 3J 5 55 - Ear N Qht nqale 5 a a HaiG ol Hear f Dryers Surround clothes w lh g,entle even heat No hot spots no overdry ng Fine Mesh ..Lant F Iter e.Spec•allte In Ba seme nt and small gar:den.C... Only $5 000 00 BUY IT TODAY ·~;,;.;nBE TOO LATE MAYTAG RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~~:.~:·' Arnold Grate. Helen Help Us. • • ! ' lit It 'Dear 11 • porch PAUL CRABTREE • Huitt I Mrs Bottcl Uncork thls one m} our colutnn J am one of Uwse I arrasse<J. fussbudgets who has learned how to deal wtth th ose self sty led good parents of wonderful c h1ldren p~ho m 1ke life nuserable for older oetghbors ) Feurllords you ca lled us You suggested the elders be broughtmto hne by a threat to sell the house next door to a f •m•IY of TEN bralty chtldren In stead 1 ve threatened to sell my fmc home 11n an exclustve and excellent but now overrun wtth-ch1ldren netghbo hood) to anyone who has the money unless the } oungstcrs. stay 111 lm~ You d be surpnsed how well this works combmed Wlth a few ot)ler measures such as _. J l'he acctdenlal ball over the fence 1 ouune Ch tldrcn a1 e cur1ous and use this as a means to explore fot btdden property After the thtrd mtrus10n I cut the ball m half nghl m front of thmr sm1rk1ng faces Result no more ba IJs over the renee On lhe other stde of me two small gtrls adopted two k1ttens who found mv & THINGS rockers very ent1cmg Consequently the chtldren had to come over several ttmes which was annoying to me Thetr mother burned le•ves close lo my hed~es which ~ qmte dry I called the pollee to \\arn her of tl e fire hazard Today "e a• e pohtely cool The cats stay home Across the str eet the new fam1ly has two dogs who roamed They a lso had company who parked thetr cars m front of my curb I solved lht s problem too mc1dentaliy mcreasmg the revenue to our town {by fmes ) There are a considerable number of bJCyclei s here When I compla ined about them dmg on ' the s1de" alks they doubled the>r efforts to d splease me Lucklly the patrol car happened to round the corner and caught them at •l After thal very httie problem~ My netghbors down the street accused me of not hktng ch tldren I DO hke children but not brats and I told them tf the shoe fils wear tl After ali I pay taxes for these ch1ldren s schoolmg Also tf people don t hke what I do lhey have a n ght to complam I m easy to gel along w1th I am only trymg to matntatn my home n keep ng wtth the standards of our area - or al leas!"what WERE our sta ndards before ali the multt-<:hlld fam1hes m oved m In closmg let me add that 1f parents feel It 1s so Important that chlldren skate iel them cement part of thetr property as a skalm g rtnk and leave the stdewalks lo walkers Mothers who thJnk lhe1r children are hllle angels wouldn t tolerate t he same ach ons 1f the shoes we1 e on the other foot FEUDAL LADY Dear feudal Should that be feudal or feud mg ' Anyway congratulations on solvmg your varwus problems but you must be a httie lonely yes' - H Here free of ch"rge ts 1 suggest10n to the Federal Com mwucatlons CommiSSIOn that would brmg peace and con tentment mto the Amencan home c t eate a new surge of ex c1tement at a spot "'h1ch sor ely needs 1t and make hfe JUSt a little more bearable £or us all Simply pass a regulation requtrmg the national teleYlsJOn networks to start thetr new season each year on February 1 As y6u know qu>le well the season now starts about the m1ddle of September posslbly my favonte bme of lhe year The rv season arnves w1th the years be•t days for takmg a dnve m the country It comctdes w1th the mtroduct>on of the new model cars And 1t runs smack -<lab mto the cnttcal overlaJl'of lhe baseball and football se •sons If I had to gtck one smgle penod of the year NOT lo start show mg the new TV offermgs and returmng 1he old faVllnles after an endless penod of reruns the autumn eqmnox would be n ghl al the top o; the hst Hunters are mlmg up thetr shootmg trons Nature lovers are check ng to see tf the frosl ts on the punkm and the fodder\u.Lhe shock Chtldren are etther aglow or aghast about the opeJing of sttll another school year Hay fever sufferers can l see the 1 V screen w1lhout strammg lhelr mflamed eyes And sports fans of VIrtually all shapes and stzes are mfused w1lh the showdown pcnod of baseball <> long season and the ope rung guns on the grtd~ron Jus! about the worse poss1ble llme of Lhe year for the teleVJston moguls who hve 10 1vory towers 111 Hollywood and Manhattan and a re totally out of touch wtth reahty to start a new season and - naturally - parading the1r fmest wares before the VJewwg pubhc Now let s cons1der February I d really rather not but we all have to a t least once a year .February ts a gnnd lbe dreanest of all posstble months (August IS second ) The Indians called It the Hungry Moon a nd they had som e good tdeas Trapped by the hngermg wwter "h1ch has long smce lost 1ts novelly we s1l encapsulated m our homes mghl after mght p1cking Christmas tree needles out of the upholstery and tr) wg to tgnore the palter of slush -<:overed htlle feel Just 1magme how bnght 1t would be tf the TV networks chose th1s otherwise lost penod of our ltves to mtroduce ail the r»1JJJWIDJ1r§; form four ordmar.r BAING 6 00 N ews 3 4 8 10 6 15 Sesame 51 20 LIa s Yoga and You 33 ABC News 13 6 30 NB C N ews 3 4 5 ABC New s 6 CBS New s 8 0 H ogans Hero es 3 Your Future s Now 33 7 00 Tru t h or Con seq 3 6 Bea I e Clock .:1 Cour se ol Our T m es33 What s My L ne 8 E ec Co 20 Let s Make A Dea 13 News 10 Ca ll of the Wesl 5 7 30 He. ywood Squares 3 W d K ngdom 0 Beat the Cock 13 Look ng Ah.e.aa 33 Sa eo he Cen t ury 4 To Te ll he Tru t h 6 Ozz e s G r s 8 Jo hnn y Manns Stand Up an d Cheer 5 H andsfu of Ashes 20 8 00 Fl pW son3 4 5 Wa tons8 10 Toma6 13 Advocates WIN AT BRIDGE R~ht contr.act w1th Stayman NO RTH - ... -TUOAY'Sl!UESTIO ~-~ J . JR16 ! • Q954 • 95 \\ F.ST . K54 Y 8J • Qt 012 . KQI 1 You respond with a Jacoby tra ns f er two hea rt b d hold ng .AQ 874 YK4+K J2 . 32 What I S yo ur next b dafter you partner c alls two spades EAST . QI09 9 00 I on s de 4 a 15 Kung Fu 6 13 Move The Joke IS W ld 8 The W d Bunch 0 Off th e Reco d 20 An A mer can nd1an Day s 33 9 30 - Oh o Th s Week ?0 0 00 - News 20 NBC Fa I es 3 4 15 St ree t s of San F anc sco 6 3 What s The B g dca 33 00--. News 3 4 6 3 15 Janak 33 5 - News 0 30 ......,. Johnny Carson 3 4 I S 0 ck Cavett 6 News 8 Move Shock Trea tm ent 13 45 - Move The Mon ey Trap 0 1 OU - News 4 0 ck Cavett 13 2 30 News ... l3 Y AtO + KJ8 .1 0653 tk.J 4ota... &tJ .-J ~ hV HENRI ARNOlD,.,,., BOO LEE Unscramble these four Jumbt ~s. one letter to. each square to specials blat.:kbuster mov es new ser1es retur ns fJr old favontes etc mto our lives .. How much more endurable Iif}' wou\d be We co uld acluall)" take ttme 1everyone has lime to spare 1n February J to gtve U... new programs a fatr evaluation and geUtng su~r.duper movtes hke Bon me and Clyde or Tora 1 Tora Tora We could spend January tolerahog reruns of Arch•e Bunker and Matt Plllon knowmg thetr new matenal was JU.St around Groundhog Day by THOMAS JOSfPH A( ROSS I Ne" 40 laJttrc anew 41 Olll ta rd game llOWN I - How 2 r crm t 1lam1 shir<! nvcl 5 Cloud burst nc ng 3 Jl Junwkm 12 Alban n revc<Jicd ( {wis ) cap ttal 4 J ocn 13 Nautd g1rl 5 Pars1 14 I nsllgatc 6 Sugges N1ght g1rl whale R 1967 \udrcy source 17 Ethel s brother Hepburn movJC Jaw 18 Store front need mtlc rounlr cs JO Less ffiOVICS 21 Lady Janc zz'lrcepad stt rd\ Plams 30 Old r eg ton of A sl.a Mtnor 31 Hcpre l!e..n Alston f or one tauve ~4 tw1xt 20 Pasteur One of the Tnbc s 20 Pme Tree State 23 Walt er ( 3 wt.ls A~rcc mcnt 9 z- 19 Good tton 7 K1Li er goudy 16 For n < ac1d 10 Yesterdays Ansvter m um ous 15 I uau full of 1 fe 25 Extu ct Ha'" a1 33 1 atton s vch cle 36 Lambkins cry 37 French 16 C1\y of M anasseh art1rlc Z3 llulorosa 25 An:h IJtshon s status S\ mbol 26 In a sec 27 Po l sh wi fely title 28.. Afncan nver 29 Mrs Bloomer 32 li nend ! Fr I 33 Couple 34 l nie n or product (sl ) w11rds 35 Comedwn 37 Lovers ~· - path 3R Type of fuel 39 -go bra gh [j (j DAIL1 CRYPTOQUOTE - Here " ho" AXYDLBAAXR Is I 20 33 LJR[JMANI f I FORA PQI.A~ El<PLOP::E:R' Now arranr• the cucled letters 1 to form the aurpnae answer as ·~::::!~~=:!:=~=-==:::=:; suggested by the above cartoon, \ 0 l.____:_:Prill:::_:llte::_SIIII=PRISE::_:ANSWIR==here::__;__~\ AN ( I I ] (I X] (Anlwen lomorrow) l lumblea FUROR SUMAC EMPIRl INFANT Ye11erda)' • Answer Provlrl6 the l1Bleners w1lha cover up-IAaMUnS LONGFELLOW v \ One letter stmply stands f or another I n t h1 s sampl e A ts u sed f or the three L s X for the two 0 s et c Smglc lette'rs apostroph es 'ihe length and f ormati on of the wor ls are all hmts Each da) t h e code letters are d1ffe1cnt CRYPTOQUOTE S RKLV RSON N SJVA LVC SJ 0 CI CVPVG XVQA K NX S JvA GV FR FIIV• S J\i.A HKK X TVGV -BC I C Kr C Yesterday s .;ryptoquote THE GREATEST HAPPINESS THAT LOVE c"AN GIVE IS THE FIRST HAND PRESSURE OF THE WOMAN ONE LOVES -S'I:ENDAHL ((c) 197:\ K ne: Fut Tel!. S'i nd cate tnc) UKE T~E PILE T~AT S~E SAYS BURST INTO F'LAMES AS 51-lE :SWEPT SOUTII DJ +A 2 YK J16 • A64 3 • A 82 Both ul nerab;. Wes t North Eas t 2+ Pa ss Pa s Pa ss Open ng lead +K ly Oswald & James Jacoby Sa m Sta y man uses Jacoby ran s fe r JUSt as e nthus1ash ally as the Jacobys use Stay nan JTB and Stayman go to ~ether ltke ham and egg s ex ept that there has been no nse n prt ce for our co nventiOns rhey are sttil fr ee to anyone The form of Stayman used 1s 1onforctng The opemng btdder YOU SEE lREALLV DP PHONe YOUJZ. GTEP AUNT Fl.O AND TEL.L. He'~ I WAS 00!1t.16' TO !A'I .;.1( cOD~o must reply wtth two or a su1t to hiS par tn er s two clubs and must pass unle ss resronder goes pa s t the two I eve on h1s own Why would you ever us e Stayman wtth a bad hand and a fw e card maJor? Today s hand shows exactly why North doesn l want to let ®J ANE I\IE NEI/ER5E:cN hts partner struggle wtth one W NNE "Tl-1 $ LDW 5HE. no trump He much prefers to MU&T REAL LY HAVE= play at two spades bu1 he has LOVED 1HATGUY four hearts tn h1s hand ~nd Ills HAL. MARTIN$ JUSl pOS Sible lha !___S oulh Wlil hold four hearts so North re sponds two clubs Sure e nou ~h South does re ply two hea rts and No rth pas ses happ>ly The play al two hearts ts fatrly s1mple South wtns lhe club lead and goes after spades. not trumps He wants to set up dummy s long spade sutt 1f he c an ll turn s out that he ca n Spades break 3 3 for h1m and he wmds up losmg one spade tnck and one lrtck tn each of the other sutts Of course he goes after trumps once he has set up the long spades One no trump played by South would not be a tragedy Hi! would collect SIX ~tcks three hearts and three uls1de THE BORN LOSER 5TAN I KNOVV \EL AND TI"ROUCIH AFT OF aces but 1t s ure 1s bet er to make a part sc ore at hearts than to be set n no trump NEW SPAPER EN E~PR SEASSN GOOD'/ II 3 the b dd ng has been WeSt Pa ss Pass ~N;r;h 2 4' JN T You South hold ~::: Pass Pass z,2NSouthT ' .AQ874 YK4 .742.732 What do you do now " A - Pass :Your two heart trans fer btd guaranteed that you held al least ftve spades Your partner has dec1ded to play three no trump l ct .,. ham I HOW ABO UT A LEETLE SOMETHIIV I ET ALL FER 'iORE SWEET MV VITTLES TOOTH " AUNT LOWEE2Y FR FBSJKG LI'Z.Z. WITH MRS ._.ELP, ASSEMBLE A PILE OF TRASH EXACTLY Maytag Call 992 3975 or 992 WRITE TO 'Tuppets ACRE lots Darwin area :,r Pia ns water Box lb1, Route 1 Contac t Hershel McClure ?' 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'1 fc . II- l'hf Ul lly S.nt....,l.'\l!.hlill< IN• ,., ~•l<'• '"Y•V. , UCI. ~~J I I .Society }? meets ,-~ ( -' • •• • • • -• ' Miss Sharon Faye Reeves Fl-aws . sh. own m . oh·10' s • !!;$ budget-making process . . ~ j ~-~ -=~ ...} The annual Women's Day of Umled was given ,by Mrs . , ~!:'ayer Of the Church Women Charles Searles from notes 1!!111ed or Meigs Couolty Will be prepared by Mrs W. C. Taylor . held al the Middleport Ftrs l Members were a sked to take Baptist Church Nov. S. their Christmas stockmg or. j Plans for hosting the mee!ing fering to the ' December were made when the B. H. meeting. " Hope" was Ule topic Sanborn Mi~'"onary Soc1ety of of the love gift dedication by ,the Baptist Church met Mrs. , Elizabeth Slavin. Mondaymght AssiSting her were Mrs. Fred M1ss Rhoda Hall, president, Lewis, Mrs . Isabelle opened the meeting w1th a Wlflebrenner and Mrs . • Paul , poem, "A Quaker Woman 's Smart. I Recipe for Beauty" and an • Mrs. Dale Walburn' had the organ prelude by Mrs. Dbrothy program tit,led "Hope in' Anthony. Devotions on the Missions .t oday. " · She topiC " What 1s the Soul' " were displayed a map marked with g'!Ven by Mrs. Willis Anthony . five mission stations and used Mrs .. Richard Owen, wh1te a recording to tell about the cross chairwoman, announced work gomg on there. 'tbe overseas quota qhich will Twenty-moe attended the go to tfie Velore Christian meeting which closed with Hospital in South India. She group smging of "Blest Be the also reporled that the hom~ Tie that Binds." Will be sent to the Dayton The Halloween motif was an Center and that both camed out in the table are to be filled by decorations with orange tapers e ber. and black cats being featured. l A report on the recent Members of the Dorcas Circle workshop of Church Women were hostesses I S .. I Biggest)\drop ·i:·;-:-:~~;::::!!"&::::::~::::::::::.;:;:;;:-:::.:-:·:·:·:·:'1!·:-:·~::Y.:::::~::::~ .::::::::=-:::.~:::;:.:::=-!::·:·:::.::;::::z:;:;:::;::::::::::z:::.-:::::::::::::::::=:::.:;;;:;:.;;;o:>:-:·:«..;:::;:!:::::>.:::::::::::::::X:::;t-::::::::::::::::·::::::::::::."*~·:·:.:-:-:·:·:::::~~~q:;: ' r Ohio Eta Phi has meet '- ::~ EDITOR'S NOTE: A big factor In the J:: conlinulng expansion of lbe Ohio ~i budget is the process of budget-making :;(: in the administrative and legislative -i; branches. In this sixth of nine ai11eles, ~;; UPI Statehouse Reporter Lee f.;; I .Mnard details some of the flaws in the ~~ system, such as padding, bartering, !:~:;:~ back·scratchlng and bi ookkeeriplng KJmiDICIIry.Hea1so exam nesa cu ous ;:;: philosophy among lawmakers to spend @j . ~I the !fioney the taxpayers can fur~;: rush, . @ !!; By LEE LEONARD :;~ UP! Statehouse J!.eporter COLUMBUS (UPI) - About nine :;:; months before the start of the new :·:· fiscal period, the various agencies of .~:.~.- .! state government begm to formulate l:! ?:~! Committee : "The department heads don 't know what lhflf underlmgs are doing, and the underlmgs don 't know what their w>derlings are domg, and tbey don 't even know what half the progra1ns are." \ Some Reqnests Logical Soifme agencies submit responsible,. just 1ab1e budget requests , of course, but it is difficult to tell ,which ones they are until the appropriations .are discussed Ill public by legislators , By then, it is too late. ~ The budget requests are sent to the governor's office and Finance Department, where they are generally trimmed to conform with admirustration priorities and tbe amount of state money available. thetr multi-nullion dollar requests for the nelrt biennium. ~j ~ Once these agency budget esperts ~:: draw Up theor requests and submit ~f them to the gove&or's off1ce, the point "': of no return has been reached on holding down stale spending. -:;: For no self..-especting department ~ bead IS going to trim his own share of ~; the pie, spending less than he did ~; before .Thestartmgpointisalwayslast l,r However, savvy agency heads have already prepared for this trimming by padding their budget requests. "lfelt there was padding," sal6 Rep. Rondald ' H. Weyandt, D-Akron, chairman of a House Finance sub.. committee which examined the 1973-75 budget. "I don't know whether it was lhe legislative process, but they would put things in th_eir budgets knowing some would be cut out." . ·:·: . Gov. John J . Gilli~a~ the " discovery" of an extra$ mi IOn 10 unanticipated revenues and savings from welfare and higher education =:~ ole sale prices ·down ':': ~j ;:~ :::: be~:~:::~~~~~:~:b~~tt1tude ~ji taken by Senate President Pro Ternpore Theedore M. Gray, R-C<>Iumbus, and other Senate Republican leaders. toward the budget process. Committee Unprepared Gray and his Senate Finance Cgmmittee leaders were totaUy unprepared to do battle over the budget. W1th a few exceptions, they sub101tted to the will of the governor, th e Democratihccontrolled House , the Hous e, t e agency heads and the lobbyists, all of whom wanted to' spend money. Gray explained there is a certain percentage that spending is going to increase each budget period. " You take !he increased rate of spending and carry it up as far as taxes will go," Gray sa1d. "This time, there was supposed to be a lot of money available and everybody wanted big a chtihk." Gray defended the Senate's acllons, maintammg $100 million was cut from welfare and other programs, and plugged into education and tax relief. " Whatcanyoudo ?'.' asked Gray, who has been In the Senate for 22 years and ought to know. Gray shuns the normal instmcts to fight the spenders, because that would be ''makmg controversy." WASHINGTON ( UPil prospects of droppmg con. w1th September, the WPI rose rosr 0.5 per . cent . Three Wholesale prices plummeted sumer pnces or at leas.t at a seasonally adjusted aruiual quarters of lhJS was due to 1.8 per cent m September.:..thc preventing h1gher retail pnccs, rate of 13.2 per cent compared higher pnccs for crude pebiggest drop in a smgle month was welcom{' news to con.. with Z3_.4 per cent m the quarter trolewn, bitununous coal, elecm a quart.er century-as costs sumers. ended in June and 21.1 per cenl tric power, textile products, for meat, eggs, fruit, vegetaSharp increases have oc- m the quarter before !hat. clothmg, metals and lumber_ bles and other food declined curred 10 the cost of hvmg Wholesale prtces were lower It usually takes a few weeks s harply, the government smce President Nixon lifted fof downward-or upwardfor motor vehicles, crude reported today . --.... Phase II controls m January trends in wholesale pnces to natural rubber and some As sharply as the Wholesale and replaced them with the trickle down to the consumer nonmetallie nuneral products. l7ice Index ( WP]) dropped, 11 :more lement Pht~se HI con- leve! The consume r price • The tnde'x for consumer did not come close to makmg trols, and still later Pl!ase IV index, whi ch regiSters store- fm1shed good_s - roughly _ up fur the 5.8 per cent mcrease regulations. ' level prk-e trends, is ISsued comparable to the consumer m wholesale ' pnces m Augu&\. toward the end of the month . pnce Index- went down 0.7 per FIVE MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL g irls will be vying for the 1'hat was the b1ggest monthly The dechne 10 the WPI 10 While wholesale fond prices cent last monlh because of a 1.6 IItle of Homecommg Queen t' r1day rught. One of the f1~e will rise smce 1946 September was the second m were droppmg last month, per cent decJme for consumer be crowned during pre-game ceremonies at M£1gs Football Farm product pnces went lhe lhlfd quarter of the year. Industrial commnd1ty priCes fmi shed goods down 6 per cent 10 September, There was a 1.3 per cent lhe largest dechne since Feb- decline m July, whtch govern• ruary, 1948, after a recnrd h1gh ment economtsts warned at the tncrease of 23.1 per cent m !Jme was someth1ng of a fluke_ August. Quarterly figures released Wh olesa le pnces of by the Labor Departmen t's processed foods and feeds also Bureau of Labor StatiStics went down 6 per cenl--iln all showed that the rate of intime re(ord fm· any monthcreases in wholesale pr1ces has after a record 13.4 per cent been declining s ince a btg Devoted To The lntere&l3 Of 17ae Meiga-Mason Area jump 1n August. bulge followmg the end of The r e port of lower Phase II . wholesale pnces, w1th thmr In the -quarter that ended :;;· ;:; ~;; ~;; .;:; ~;} ;:;. ;!; ~~: '.:...~~ ;:: !!! ·;:; 1!: !:! <i: ~~! ;;; -:-: f:·:·~!~! !~~ :;: i!! :~ ~~ ;:; VOL XXV NO. 121 , * ::. ~.:~ ; ~:'l:dd~P~~P~:!~ionFe~e;o:~!:~~ li~:.Ri~':r~~~e;c~~l, ~~~~J!~~~~ ..;;~~~P~~~:~.~~k~r~~P=:~~ ~~o~~! :Miss Lehew honored . . • ____, • • .. .,..... w I ashm·gton .... . Just Highest Interest Rates In The Area 5V4% and Kool·Aid were served to the guests. I Atte~-~~~-1 NJCkie Van Meter, Janet 1 Middleswart, Janie and Ratia~ Sm1th, Ahc1a, Cmdy and Ryan I Evans, Mrs. Cora Hilton, Mrs. I M1ke Evans, Mrs_ Ada I Meter, Larry Lehew and e~ honored guest's parents. Jn ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS I •• R eport . 296 Second Sf. Pomeroy, Ohio All Accounts Insured To 520,000 by F S L1 C 1 commented on for greater ., · between the The anaconda IS swallowmg a calf and legiSlative 9! the federal govern-:;;:::;;:;:~;::::~tll)ent. President has called this se'ss10n of Congress · " di-polnting" and has Tomght & Thursday charged that legislation vital to Oct. 3-4 .tile Q!!lional health and weUNOT OPEN bein['Sits unattended on the Fnday thru Tuesday c::f}C:onlsressicmal calendar. Ocl. 5-9 Some concessions by both the Walt D•sney's BEDKNOBS & Presidentand the Congress are BROOMSTICKS obviously necessary 1f the (Technicolor) nation is to move forward and a Angela LandBr;,ry crippling stalemate avoided. Davrd T?mlii>Son (G) Notwithstanding the Ot s ney Cartoons· -President's prodding of Bank Concert ~ •Congress, it would be Plutos Heart Throb erroneous to conclude, Adm•ss1on : Sl .SO & 75c Show Starts 7 p.m . however, t)lat the only thing going on in Congress these . --~------------------. Repeat. v·alue r~r[(- "'·gE m Our • '"' B Cl Y arence Miller 1 1 I I I • 1 The Athens County S.avlnQt ~ Loan Co. I1 , days IS the Watergate hearings. Th e 93 r d Congress h as consid~red more bills and had more roll call votes than in any other sess10n in history. Durmg 1972, for example, the House took 37 roll call voles the entire year on matters where the President took a stand. A.s of July of this year, there have already been 88 roll call votes on Issues in which the Admimstration has taken a position. Most observers rate the level of Congressional activity by the number of votes and quorum calls taking place on the floor. Using that standard, the 93rd Congress far surpasses the 92nd. Even though nearly half of the 1973 session still remains, the House Knights Templar to convene in Berea on October 4-5-'6 BEREA - The !3-I st annual conclave .of the Grand Commandery, Knights Templar of Ohio, is. to convene here Thurs- · day, Friday and saturday, Oct. 4-5-6. Events are to include a parade, electton and installation of officers, llrillleam competition and presentatiOn of awards. Grand Commandery Walter E. Drake of Mayfield Heights, will preside, Approximately 2,500 members and guests are The Watergate inquiry has occupied only one of hundreds of Congressional Comnuttees and Subcommittees - all of which have been workl~g on their legislative and investigative tasks. expected . Among national offiCers to be present are Kenneth C. Johnson or Little Rock, Ark., Grand Captain General of the Grand Encampment, U.S.A., and William J . Fle101ng of Huntington, W. Ya., East Central Department conunander. RegiStration will begm at 2 p.m Thursday, Oct. 4, in the Hospitality Inn lobby. Business sess10ns are slated for 9 a.m. and 1·30 p.m. Friday; Oct. sin the Berea Masonic Temple when new officers are to be elected. , Events Friday will conclude with a worship service at 8 p.m. m the Kulas Musical Arts building on the Baldwin- Wallace campus. The Rev. Johnson, former Rutland Eugene H. Buxton of Wooster, resident, a graduate of Kengrand prelate, w1ll be in tucky Christian College, now mimstering in Kentucky . charge. Willard F . Bub of Berea, VISIT RELATIVES chlef4.. ta!f 1 announced that Mr . and Mrs. John Ray nearly 100 units are to be m a 4 Miller and son, Scott, Evansp.m. parade saturday, It is to ville, lnd, , spent the weekend be climaxed by a colorful mass m Middleport vis1tmg h1s s1ster formation with K-nights m full and brother-in-law, Mr. and ljlli!orm, plummed chapeaux Mrs. Albert Roush and fam1ly . and sword. ' The Kmghts Templar is a , I uniformed Christian branr ti of ~·- VISIT CINCINNATI the Masonic fraternity Mr . and Mrs. Rob ert stemming back to the Southern and Mr. and Mrs Crusades. It was first James Farley, Middleport , organized in Ohio in 1818. were weekend visitor! in There are now 84 com- Cincinnall. The Southerns were mander~es with about 25,000 celebratmg their 12th weddmg members in Ohio. anniversary. ELBERFELDS IN POM-EROY ' Shop ·and 'Save Thursday 9:30 to 5 PM ~~~;..::~f~~~.~~to~~~·:; has already responded to 4-11 •• \ Open Both Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 PM 472 for 1971 and 320 for 1972. Of 13 appropriations measures, 10 have cleared the House. In addition, several . items of legJSiation have beeh ' passed ~gardlng U. S, foreign policy. House and Senate conferees are also ironing out an impoundment control bilL , Having floWidered through the Executive Branch and then through the courts, the Alaska Pipeline issue has been all but resolved as House and Senate conferees work out a compromise bill. The controversial farm biU was passed and. signed by the 17csident. The list goes on. The Federal-Aid HighwaY. Act, the Econoinil: Stabilization Act, the Federal Debt Ceiling bill, the Omnibus Health Program Extension·, the Minimum Wage biU , Veterans Benefits, aid to the elderly, a Social Security • increaSjl, airport assistance, to name a few. Other major ISsues are being thrashed out in Ladies .•• Be Sure To Register Committee campaign reform, several reorganization In Our First Floor Foundations plans for Federal agencies, the Conslllller Protection Act, Department For The RCA Portable pension re,f onn, revisions of the Federal Criminal Code, budget reform, trade legislation, education bills, the ' • Northeast rail crisis, and so forth . J'o Be Given Away To One of I did not agree with iill the bills which have been passed in ' Our Customers. No Purchase Is this Congress. I do not .agree with many of those which have Necessary-You Need Not Be Present been sent to the floor or which are being considered in To Win Committee. But whether. I agree with them or no'r, these issues have been acted upon by Usa Our Convenient Free Parking .Lots On Second Street a majority of thO.. elecled as the people's represenl!ltives. The fact that few seem Lu be And At O,ur Mechanic Street Warehouse fully aware of uie record of the ' Congress this year can in large part be traced to the fact that m~ny major legislative breakthroughs have been ignored '· due to- a preoccupation with . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, Watergete. ' ' BigSelection of Misses 2 HEATS t 18 LB. CAPACITY Juniors arid Half Sizes In A Wide Range of Fall First .Come, First Served write campaign financing reforms broke up am1d partisan wranglmg late Wednesday rught, unable to reach agreement on any proposals. Sen . Stanley J _ Aronoff, RCincinnall, said no further meetings would be scheduled. He turned members loose to draft their own mdiVIdual proposals for a special sessiOn of the General Assembly on campaign fmancing, scheduled to begin Oct. 23. Democrats and Republicans accused each o)her of sabotaging the work of the spec1al committee wh1ch was to have paved !he way for leg1slat10n agreeable to, alL The marathon nine-hour committee meetmg was punctuated by frayed tempers forecasting a h1ghiy partisan legislative session later this month and probably beyond . COLOR TELEVISION .. '' i . AT THE NEW ... " • l • INGELS APPLfAN.CE ·'175 N. SECOND • ~ ~BLEPORT, ·, PHONE 992-2635 . . .:i ' . , I'I ' ' .' '\ ' I . , . ELBERf.ELDS IN POMEROY ' THERE WAS GOOD NEWS TODAY FOR· GROCERY shoppers stunned by a IO.Cent-a.gallon r1se 10 the pnce of m1lk this week. Beef pnces have taken a 30 per cent dive on wholesale markets, and the meat mdustry says it could mean a similar drop of reta1l pr1ces within two weeks. But in order for the mea l pnces to !aU, tbe Amencan NaliOJlal Caitlemen's Assoc1atwn said Wednesday, packers, wholesa'fers and retailers must pass lower costs on to consumers Then, according to John M. Trotman, president of the ran, · chers' trade orgaruzatiOn, pnces for beef wiU riSe a gam shortly after the new year. He Said the price of hve beef dropped from the Aug. 19 h1gh of 56 cents a pound to less than 40 cents a pound Wednesday : · BALTIMORE ; MD: - A MILLIONAIRE land developer, named In press reports as an alleged condwt for payments to Vice PreSident Spiro T Agnew, was questioned by federal (Contmued on Page 8) CLEVELAND Striking ut!Jty workers ended an 80-day walkout aga inst General Telephone Co. in OhiO Wednesday , but demanded the firm refund an alleged $5 mtllion st nke- ge nerated "wmdfall profit" to tis customers. The new contra ct g1ves the 2,800 striking Commumcations Workers flf Amenca an average wage mcrease of 25 cents an hour. The workers, employed at General Telephone fac!hl! es 111 70 of the state's 88 counties, also won Improved hospitalization benefits, more vacatwn time, an agency shop and reclasstftcatton of certam pay rate s Internawnal Vtce President Martm J. Hughes cla1med the company realized a $5 IDlllion TEN CENTS Weather Cloudiness w1th scattered showers tomgh t, low from mid 40s to m1d 50s. Friday partly cloudy and cooler, high mid 60s to low 70s. said allegations concerni ng extortion, bribery and tax Agnew are 11senous and not VIolations in connectwn with frivolous ." He sa1d any aUeged political ki ckbacks in resignatwn was a matter for Maryland, was governor and lhe Vl'ce president alone to Baltunore County executive. dec1de. 1 , Judge Signs Order _. ''I have ·never asked hun to In Balhmore, U.S. DIStrict res1gn," Ntxon sa1d. "I have Cou rt Judge Walter E . Hoffalways told him ... tbat this man signed an order Wedmatter IS one for him to nesday givmg Agnew's atdecide." torneys perm1ss1on to take Agnew was advised by U.S. sworn statements and to Attorney George Beall on Aug. subpoena eVIdence concerning 2 that he was under investiga- the news leaks from "such tion for possible conspiracy, persons as they deem appropriate and necessary .'" They must g1ve the Justice (Cont10u~d on Page 8) Tape argumel).ts • • m courts aga1n - WASHINGTON (UP!)- The White House ; and the Senate Watergate comm1ttee were back in cou rt today in their dtspute over possesswn of l7esident NIXon's tape recordings. The White House contends the committee has turned its hearmgs 1016 an improper "crirnmal investigation and tr1al." The committee, defendmg its nght to investigate wrongdotng, msists that nothing less than " the President's %! Wn possible crim10ality" ltj at stake. Ch1ef U.S. District Court Judge John J . Smca was hearmg oral arguments presenled on Nixon's behalf by Texas law professor Charles Alari' Wright and on ·the committee's behalf by Samuel Dash, its chief.counsel. The committee chaired by Sen. Sam J. Ervin, D-N.C., is seeking Ntxon 's tape recordings of five conversatiOns wllh hi s top aides about Watergate and vanous documents. Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox similarly sued to obtain nine of lhe tapes for .exammation by the Watergate grand jury. ln that case, S1nca ruled Aug. 29 that the courts, and not the !7esident, had the power to dec1de whether the tapes should be kept secret and ordered Nixon to turn them ov~r to h1m for review. Hearings delayed ployes on strike to make a fantastic profit at the expense of the public and the taxpayers," Hughes said . "Failure of the Commisswn to ac t on thi&matter would be tantamount to a general lax mcrease on General Telephone customers.'' Hughes said that according to the Commission's own study, General Telephone has been charging the highest rates in a s ix-state area surrounding OhiO. " It is unthinkable that the CommissiOn will per101t the company to keep these profits." Dealers oppose closing C ~~L~MBUS ( UP!) - The e a Oh10 Gasoline Deale~s Ass~~latlon announced today II wou oppose any move to shut down gasc;lme stations m the Buckeye ~late. Dave Pic~ey, v1c~ prestdent of the assoc1ahon, sa1d the Ohw delegate to the Natwnal Congress of Petroleum Reta1lers Association was told there would be no natwnal shutdown as proposed ·earlier Pickney said Walter Stein met wilh nahonal officers and was told the proposed natiOnwide shutdown had been caUed off. Gasoline dealers from throughout Ohio are scheduled to meet here at 8 p.m . today at the Arts and c;:tafts Building on the state fa~tgrounds. Eddy shQwing off - "Mr . Eddy, " the bookmobile which serves Meigs, Jackson and Vinton Counties and IS headquartered in Pomeroy, IS on display today at the Wellston Centennial Celebration. Speed reading tests conducted by Jeanrune Petrel are bemg featured during the urut's VIsit. Mrs ._ Vilma P1kkoja, supervisor of the bookmobile said a copy of the first tran: slation of Ohio's Motor VehiCle Laws mto a foreign language (Sparush) has been received Divorce action filed in court Mary Ellen Miller; 2141> E. Main St., Pomeroy, has filed for a divorce m Me1gs County Common Pleas Court from Harry A. M1ller, 8241> E . Mam St., Pomeroy, on the grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. The court d1sm1ssed the divorce action of Regma Lynn HaY.es, 210 Sprmg Ave., vs. William Ralph Hayes, Jr. , College Rd., Syracuse. In another entry, AVCO Fmancial Services has been awarded a Judgment for $1,069.57 aga1nst Marjorie B. Grogan apr! Sue A. Grogan, both of 448 Second Ave. , Middleport . AVCO claimed that tbe Grogans had purchased wall I<! wall carpeting ' from the Carpet Barn, Huntington, and that they still owed money m the amount above . ' and is bemg Garrted on the unit. The translation wtU serve as an a1d to Spanish spea king people 10 Ohio 10 preparing for drtver's license testing . There are some 130,000 Spanish speaking people in Ohio according to the Ohio H1ghway Department. :;:::::::;::::o:::::::::::::::::::::::::=::::!~=~~:·s::-::::::::~:::::: TIES FOR FIRST The Meigs Future Farm· ers of America tied with Jackson High School for first place In the district soil judging contest Monday at the Jeff Pope farm near Rio Grande. About 30 schools Jook part In the competition. The tie will be broken at the state contest. The four Meigs team members are Joel Maue. Steve Peyton, Glen Kennedy and Rick Macomber. Advisor Wayne Sayre took the team ta the contest. Two calls taken ~ " The "nationa l group is ,s aying stay open and sa1d relief is on the way, " sa id Pickney. " They are not advocating a shutdown 10 any shape, way or form." Station operators claun-new regulations issued last week by the Cost .of LIVmg Council resuited only in marginal relief from the profit ~ueeze . Since a dealer cannot pass along to the customer wholesale price increases incurred after last Friday, the difference must be taken out of the dealer's gross profits. "Originally we had turned the dealers loose to make any decision they feel necessary because they were not getting any help from the Cost of Living Council,'' said Ptckney. " They were to do whatever they need to do to stay in busmess." However, Pickney said all that has changed with the decision by the na t1 on a I organization not to call for a shutdown . Norma Zirkle died Wednesday Norma Zirkle, 56, Cole St., Pomeroy, died Wednesday evening at Holzer Med1cal Center. She was preceded in death by her parents, AHred and Freda Lippi; her husband , Paul, and two SISters, Fannie Scholl and Yolanda Jones. Mrs. Zirkle was a member of the Mason EUB Church and the P. M. Club of Middleport. She is survived by one son, Raymond (Butch) Zirkle, Warner Robbtns, Ga . ; a daughter, Diana Ashley, Middleport; one granddaughter, Lisa - Ashley; two step-daughters, Pauline Vaughan, Chillicothe, and Janice Springer, In IllinOis, and several nieces and · nephews. Funeral serviCes will be Saturday at I p.m. at Ewmg Chapel. Burial w11l be m Beech Grove Cemetery. Fnends may call at the funeral home anytime. The Pomeroy E&R squad answered two calls Wednesday at 2 P- m _to the corner of Court and Main for Edith McCoy, Syracuse, who had faUen on 11\e sidewalk: ~ she was taken to Veterims Memorial Hosp1tal, treated and released, a~d at 8·18 p m. to New St. for Brownie Payne wh<rwas taken to Veterans Memorial and admitted . The fir" department was called at 5: 3~ p. m . to the Gene PTA TO MEET Wolfe · residence on Lincoln ,The Rutijmd PTA w1ll meet HiU . The call was canceUed before the trucks left the at 7:30 p.m. Mon<\ay . There will be a speaker from the , station. board of mental retardatiOn . McARTHUR, Ohio (UP!) U.S. Distmt Judge Carl Rubin LOCAL TEMPS ruled Wednesday hearings bem downThe temperature ing held for fired striking teachers m the Vinton Local . town Pomeroy at 11 a, m . School D1stnet are being con- Thursday was 75 degrees under ducted unproperly and ordered cloudy skies. them delayed. The teachers, fired when the The White_House appealed. school board invo~etl the Cox also appealed, on grounds state's Ferguson Act Sept 21 the tapes should go directly to after lhe strike began, claimed the grand jury. The U.S. Court r~w Webster Post 39 of the endorsement, also donated $10 of Appeals for the District of they were being demed due American Legion, Tuesday to help defray the cost of Columbia IS expected to rule in ,proress ; did not ha've enou&h , prior not1ce of the bearings and night, endorsed th.,.proposed .5 - promotion for the bond 1ssue. that c~se shortly, setting the that the sch'ool district m1ll I>Qnd 1Ssue which would ' Leg1onna1re Rod Karr led a stage for a Supreme Court match state funds to bUild a discusSion of present showdown. superintendent could not aetas legislat tO n pertaining to sc hool for the mentally The While House contends an lmparllal referee. retarded . vetera ns. The leg10n was urged that the President is answeraThe t~achers walked out of Mrs. Jeanette Thomas, to support House B1il 9474. thetr classrooms m a llispute ble to "only one constitutiOnal In othH action dunng the director of the Meigs Comover fa1r dismissal notices and prooeding," Impeachment by grievance procedures. munity School, explamed the •meeting that Commander Congress, and that the courts needs for the school and urged George Nesselroad presid~ have no authority to intervene Cla,sses for some of the disLegion to support the over, two me!', Joseph Ankrom the 10 w)lat is " essentially a . tr~ct s 2,000 students were project. and - Frank Fugate, were political question " m the tapes bemg. held by teacher aides, The legion, bes1des 'g1vmg its reported on the sick list. Also, a dispute. subsl!tutc teachers and memorial se rvtce.was held for f." '.'1+ , supervisors . ;Legion endorses bond .issu~ ' ' (; .' ' PHONE 992-215.6 profit through wages 1t d1d not have to pay strikers. The demand for the refund was referred to Edmund Turk, chall'man - of the Pubhc Utilities Commission of Oh1o. " The Pubhc Utilllles Commission should not permtt General Telephone to force 1ts em- EXTENDED OUTLOOK Generally lair through the period. High temperatures lrom mid 60s to mid 70s. Lows at night fron;~ mid 40s to low 50s. :=::$:::;::;;::::::::::::?.::.::.-::::::::::;:::;:;:::::::::;:::;.;:::;.; Court moves to shut up • leaks In Agnew affair 1 ) I CO-CHAffiMAN OF THE Meigs County Heart Fund are busm~sswoman Mrs. James (Susie) Soulsby and Pomeroy councilman Ralph Werry, who display one of many posters bemg placed in local business establishments adHrt1smg the up-com1ng Halloween Carnival to be sponsored by the Heart Fund. The carmval will be at the old Pomeroy Jumor H1gh School building following a parade up Main Street on Wednesday, Oct. 31 beginmng at 6 ·30 p.m . The parade and ca rnival is county Wide . All masked persons who w11l be takmg part m the parade are to assemble at the former -Kroger parkmg lot on Second Street. First place prizes w1ll be awarded m three categories, prettiest, ugliest and !unruest m four age groups. The pr1ze for each category IS $5: Featured at the carnival will be ga mes, sweet shop, refreshments and pnzes. Balloon tag day will be held Saturday, Oct. 6 from 9 a m. to 6 p.m. Sohcitmg in Pomeroy w1ll be Jobs Daughters and m Middleport the DeMolay. Proceeds from both events will go toward the heart fund . ·~ '----w;:.~;:~~~di;;tiA~ri~S~E~NATE-HOUSE comm1ttee ass1gned to Fashion Colors and Fabrics . f JNews .. in Briefs=~I ! HEART DlSE.ASE ~~~::::.::-'X:·:·:·:·:·:·::;.;:;:;:;.;·:·.:'::-··:=·:: ···:··:·: !• .;:;:·:::::::·:::::·:::·:·:::·: :::·:·. : :-:..:·:·:·:·:::::::::-::::·::~:::·:::·:·:: Save Over % On A New Fall ·Dress Selected From Our Reguiar Stoc~ NORG DR • BALTIMORE (UP!) -VICe PreSident Spiro T. Agnew's lawyers may have won legal . authonty to questton under oath both gove rnment . prosecutors and the press about news leaks agamst hin'l. ' By United Press International Meanwhile, President Nixon WASHINGTON - LAWYERS FOR 1st Lt. William L Calley has pubhcly defended the Jr , convicted of murdering at least 22 Vietnamese ciVIlians at Justice Department's handlmg My Lai in 1968, say adverse publictly prevented him from getti9g- of the Agnew mvestigation, a fair tr1aL This was one of three defense arguments beiil£bea'rd which Agnew has called " maliby the U.S. Court of M1hlary Appeals, the nation's highest Cious and outrageous." court , reviewmg Calley's appeal of hiS convictiOn and 20 In a White House news year oonference Wednesday, ~ Nixon The three judges on the cour t, all CIVI lians, must rev1ew thousands of pages of written documents, tesllmoey and legal bnefs before rendermg a deCISIOfl, WhiCh may nOt come for weeks and perhaps months. T~e ~fense or~ gma lly raised 30 pomts m 1ts appeal, but the court agreed to hear only three. FALL DRESS SALE CELEBRA TJ(JN!! • Norman Crabtree. The co mmittee w11l a lso mclude represe ntatives from Dalton, Dalton , Little and Newport and E . S Preston and Associates . Both ftrms are consultants for lhe ODOT and are workmg on the statewide transportation plan Rtchley said that the pubhc heanhg Will prov1de the basis for future programs of the Oh10 Department of TransportatiOn, The state legis lature Will ul!Jmatcly approve a plan which It feels w11l serve the transportatiOn needs of all 88 counties m OhiO. " We are mvltmg testimony from mterested cttlzens, public official s, transtt orgaruzatton, airport authorttles, highway users , chambers of commerce, environmentalists and many other groups," sald R1chley. "All test imon y w11l be docum ented and later prese nt ed to th e General Assembly ." Rtchley has sent notices of the hearmg to many of '!he transportation-<Jnented groups and orgamzat10ns m the seven.:, county area . But he emphasized that all c1t1zens and orgamzatwns are mvited and encouraged to parl!c1pate and express the tr vtews Anyone w1shmg to obtam mor e informatwn about the 'hearmg should contact the departm ent 's Dtstnct 9 office m Chillicothe. Wntten mqu1nes sh'buld be sent to John L. Weber, Pubhc Information Coordmato r , 65n Eastern Avenue , Chillicothe, Oh101 45601 The telephone number 1s .614-773-2691, Ext. 261. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1973 . Pho e c COLUMBUS - The people of seven counties m the Portsmouth area mcluding Meigs and Galha may explam th eir tran sportati on needs and suggest poss1ble solutiOns to local problems Oct 18m Portsmouth State Transportation Director J. Phlihp R1 chley smd Wednesday the Oh10 Department of Transportatwn w1ll conduct the seventh m a senes of pubhc hearmgs m Oh10 to develop a comprehens ive liStmg of local transporta tion needs The hst will be submltted to the 110th General Assembly for Its consideration in lhe adop!Jon of a statewid e transportation plan. R1chley said !hat the transportatiOnileanngs will be held at the Portsmouth Clly Hall, Secopd Street lil Portsmouth and w11l beg m at 9.30 am Citi zens from Adams, Pike, Scioto , Jackson, Lawrence, Gallia , and Me1gs Count1es are IOVIIed. 1 'No one knows the local needs of a commumty better than the people who live there ," satd Rt chley . "Governor G1lhgan has therefore asked our department to prov1de an oppartunity for all local r esidents to have Input mto the development of tr~nsportat10n prog ram s m th e1r area." The hea ring committee Will cons ist ' of R1chley; Highway Deputy Director Wilham W_ Baker ; Tran s portatiOn Plannmg Deputy Dlfector B<lbby F Everhart ; Urban Mass Transportation Deputy Dtrector R. Kmth Armstrong; and Av1at1on Deputy Dorector ~ • POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Highway ·needs·c onference set f. t . Stadmm in Pomeroy. Candidate s are, front to back, Cindy Cra1g, (\e>ue Patterson , Shelly Mankm, Sus1e Jeffers and Peggy O'Brien • e :~.·~:. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT- Mr . and Mrs. James R........ Derenberger, Albany, are announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of thell' daughter, M1ss Sharon Faye Reeves, to Jerry Lee Johnson , son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob .. .':,:_.: Johnson, Rutland. Miss Reeves is a 1973 graduate of Meigs ,. The Ohio Eta Ph1 Chapter of Elementary School. • emp oyes are dropped. between attorneys and Insurance don't understand 1ssues except for what . Beta Sigma Ph1 Sorority enTh~ chapter voted to con- (< High School. Johnson is a 1970 graduate of Mar10n-Frankeh Moreover, the agency requests are companies. "They always ask for more the newspapers make of them and when (;:: dorsed the one-half mill bond tribute $25 towards promotion Senior High School in Columbus and is presently employed at drafted in secret. The only than they know they'U get," he said, 1t's going to mean a tax mcrease. When ~!;; 1ssue to be voted on next mooth of the bond issue. Johnson Masonry in Pomeroy. Wedding plans are in,.-: justifications for spending come from «pressing horror that this year, the you cool down the fires, then somethmg -:·: to finance the construction of a complete. Final plans were made for a ;~ within ~ frightenmg prospect m v1ew legislature furnished more than was in gets done." :;:; ,..- school bmldmg for the retarded rummage sale Oct. 12 and 13 at of this observation by former Rep. the original budget. More 'of the taxpayers ' money gets ~:r at a meeting Tuesday mght at the Hughes Building in Mid- l;l Uoyd George Kerns, R-Raymond, a One reason the General Assembly spent . :~; the Columbus and Southern dleport, ~; chairman of the House Fmance boosted the original budget proposed by (Sixth of nine articles) -~: ' ;: :-.· Ohio Electric Co. office. Mrs. Iris Payne used 11 POise ·:·. .;.; . Mrs . Jeanette Thomas, 1s Charming" as her cultural ~~:::::::::::::::::=:::.:;;;:v:-:-:·:·:-:·:;:;:·:·:·:·::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::.:·:·~;;:.~:·:·:::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::~::::::::::::::::~::::::.:::.:-:-~:-:·:::·:·:::::·:·:::::::::::::::::::::·:::::::::::::::::::-:·:·::::::::::::::~::·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·n:::::::::~· administrator of the Meigs report top1c. Hostesses were PLAN REVIVAL PORTLAND - A party m was"tteld Monday night at the Community School, sp,oke to Mrs . Conn1e Bailey, Mrs . RUTLAND - A rev1val will observance Of-the 16th birthday hom,e of her parents, Mr . and the group on the need for a Phyllis Bennett and Mrs. be held at the Rutland Church anmversary of Elaine Lehew Mrs. Norman Lehew , Port- building for the classes which Karen McGraw. . ' of Christ beginmng Monday, land. now meets in the Rutland Oct 8 through 14. Services w1ll No games, No g•mm1cks Gifts were presented to ~-----------------------­ be held mghtly at 7:30. Elaine and cake, ice cream, ' I I EvangeliSt Will be Erme r in .25 years '\ ' • . /' \ I I ' ' the late Lawrence Smith and Albert Werry. . ·The Legion now counts 2•2 membership. Refreshments were served by 2nd VicePresident Fred Wolfe. The next American Legion meeting IS scheduled for Oct. 16, which will be set aside as Oyster Supper N1ght and World War I night. Any veteran of WW I who does not have tra_nsportation to the meeting IS urged to call 992.SJ31 to obtam free transportatiOn, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 3, 1973 will