http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a4666e208c33cc92095db32627c70bdc.pdf 31ff0bd43616674d26a67b54f8117f8a PDF Text Text . . -- ·· ~ . '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 .. 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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, �3!.~: , ,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.;,.,.,.·<·"''' ';·><: : <: :·:·' "' ': :"' ' ~ '-"'~ ., , , , ,., ;, ., , .,.;,7'-'*'W"'.: :" '~'·».:·>:·' "':;: R z'o G...n nde Colle· ~p #o h o·s.t first ~~~ :~~~-~~j,~~~.;,;.&J~,,\! ~ . • ' C:,rdmg lleP.. · Hon)lld We)'andr, D· ~l ~.:; 1.' ~~ ,Government workers . ~;::;;,;n~~~se }'mancesubcomnutee g Parents Weekend on O~;t. 5, 6, 7 .. ! J UGGJ.lNG PF:RSONNEL - Movmg ;$ IAl -•- • always~on zncrease ~~ EDITOR'S NOTE: To.do the "ork of an ex paodmg governme nt, more employes are required. Some .,.0 rk hard and some don't,,but all get paid . To attra('t more an~ better "-Orkers, higher salaries are needed. And when new empltyes are hired, a place Is nearly al,.•ays fouud for the old ones. This 15 part of the vicious cycle that drives the state budget h:J..gher and higher eve ry two years, as pointed out in tbe fourth of a senes of nine articles on the budget . '-:: By L.E~ LEONARD :'Most of the new employes ~<ent to the Emironmental Protection Agency and to mental health mst1tut1ons," Leckrone sa1d Pro ductiV1ty of government Y.Or kers a1ways ar1ses tn any evaluatJon of stctte fmances. State employe pay ra1ses, vrgorously lobbied and enacted, durmg almost every legislative sess10n. go to th e drones as we 11 as the har d wor kers Some Busy, Some Not " ['d hke to take a wal~Jhrough some of these agencaes and see how many Em\ployes are sLttrng around domg noth· mg ,'' said House Speaker--A G LancJone, D-Bellatre. " There 1S lots of them Of course, some of them are really overworked " Rep Myrl H Shoemaker , D· Bourneville, ~ouse Fmance Conumttee chatrman , concurred "You're. always gomg to have a certam num~r of political hacks m goverrunent," Shoemaker sa 1d . " It doesn't matter 1 which party 1s m power H The General Assembly has little power to curb the nlUJ9r of employes m the open-ended appropriations bill 1t passes. Lawmakers tned to put a lid on the payroll last June, but that plan cameapartdunng mtense ne got1atwns 1 ;§ ::S ~ ~ ~~ j ::-: :;:;· ~~. -:-: .~ ~~ ~~ " .. r ~1~ ·•· ~. ~r: ~~ ~5 ..,.,, f:;~~-: .. ~~ ~· ::; l::: 1. ~~ ,. •· ~~~ J• ~~; f.~ "' •'•'~=~ UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Gtlhgan adinmistratwn seekin g to cut through the bureaucrattc maze of . state goverrunent, to streamlme 1t and make 1t more efficient, 1s the same adrmmstratton whiCh has added 8,330 agency employes to the payroll m 2lh years ,,You never hear of any JOb bemg abolished," said former Sen. Rober.t R Shaw, R-Columbus, longtime Senate Fmance Comtmttee chairman and hscal watchdog. "They may put a new program mto effect, but they always fmd a place for the old employes " James H Leckrone, a state Finance @ ~!:'.';~~t:::o~·~:~. ~ohb~t~. ~fhga!; •• '" • I •' • I •• I " I ~ R1o Grande College's flf~t . P . A. Dunfee, v1ce president :;1 annual Parents' Weekend 1s of the student body at Rio scheduled for lh1s com~ng GrantJ,e, and the Parents' :> weekend, Oct 5, 6, and 7. Weekend Committee have ~ prepared many activ~ties for ?§ f<'irsl Thrt!e L the parents durmg these three ~~ days . He sa1d that he felt tlus ~ Game !:-itatislics weekend would 1>4! good not ~: - only for the parents, but alSo ···· •ng 3are tneotsrar .cs for the s"·dents )) torf- ollow the t•rsl games 1he.sr1973 ~u • staff and ;l~j Me1gs Maraud.er football facuJ~ at Rio Grande College $:• season TEA¥ STATS " In additio~ to meeting tile ;~~ M o P parents, everyone w1ll have a 2: 3g Jot of fun at the same tli11e "he :;!' F •rst Downs ;;:, Fumb les LoSI ••• sa1d '· ··· Yards Ru.shmg • 329 272 268 ;~ ~~[a4\Pa~~s~ng The schedule begms Frtday, 60 1 737 i! Penall,es 21 1l Oct. 5, w1th classes being open ~~ ~~;r~~~ Yardage ~~~ 1 !~ for parents' vtsLts [rom 8 a .ln :;~ Punt!!. 12 l:J on, At 8 p.m. there wtU be a get::: Pvnflng Yardage ~~ 2 42 1 acquamted half holU' m the 1No college dining hall; and at 8. 30 ·::: c v Avo TD participants have a choice of a ~ Wh 1flat ch JJ 194 s 9 J shde presentatiOn by Robert 6: ~ ~ ... ~sahrner Le1th, assistant professor of ~ O•ler 14 44 3 1 history, on the history of Rto :i'O~~r~a ;J~ 4 Grande College or a slide 8 ~3 OPPONENTS presentation by Ray Matura, 9 3 7 3 7 f:f. PA1~ 1 N~ ~ ~tructor or soctology, on the :::: A c v 1 TC Pet cohege trip to the Choctaw 40 4 Indian ~ ~~~~Sn~ N 19 272 " reservation 1n :.:. 39 IS 268 6 3 38 4 Philadelphia, Mississippi At ~~j PA 5 s REc E 1V~ N~ Avg 9:15 there :Will be a talent show :::. Lowery " so 20 In the dmlng hall. Saturday's activtties begin :;:: Ash J 31 ,10 w1th a brunch in the dming hall 10 1 10 ·:.:~: Cremean s 10 from 10 a .m till12 noon In the Davenpor1 1 10 ~~ PUNTING afternoon there will be an lj ~~~ questionmg at today 's session of the hearmg tf lime permits Martm Douglas Kelly and Robert Benz, two of the 26 agents recruited by Segrett1 to undermme the campaigns of Democrats m 1972, were to be questioned first Benz 1s accused of placmg a "stmk l:x:Jmb" m the campaign headquarters of Sen Edward S Musk1e on the day of the Florida pr~rnary m 1972 . Buckley May Follow They may be fo l • >~Ned by John Buckley, who under the name " Fat Jack " was a contact with mf1ltrators m Musk•e campa1gn headquarters, and by Michael McMmoway who mf1ltrated Musk1e's campaign under the code name usedan Cha1r H.·' In another development, Lawrence F. O'Bnen, chair- Ohio high school grid ratings COLUMBU S ( UPI J - The ~, computer•zed top ten h1gh :. School football ratings With ,. po int totals by class and reg1on "' as prepared by the Oh1o H1gh "" School A, th letiC Assoc1at•on ~ CLASS AAA : Reg1on 1 • 1 Warren Western Reserve , • 70 68, 2 Avon Lake and • Hubbard , 52 ea ch, 4 Willough • by Eastlake South, 51 68 , 5 : Garf1eld He 1ghts , 51 6 Warren • How land. ·so 6B . 7 Mad tson , ., 49 68 , 8 Maple He1ghts and " Parma Sen10r. 46 each 10 : Lyndhurst Brush and Parma .., He ,ghts Valley Forge, 45 ea ch ... Reg1on 2 11 1 Sandusky, 80 68, 2 ,. Ashland, 61 3 Columbus : Walnut R1dg e, 53 , .4 L1m a .. Shawnee , 52,5 Bellevue, 49 , 6 -- •Man Sfiel d Sen1or 46 , 7 Bowl.ng Green 45 , 8 Groveport Mad1son, 42 , 9 Ftndlay , 41 10 Napo leon, 40 32 Reg1on 3 1 Stow, S2, 2 Youngstow11 Card mal Mooney , 77 04, 3 Hudson , 56 . .4 Mass111on Wash•ngton , 51 66 , 5 Akron Garf1eld , 49 , 6 Mass ill on Jackson , .47 , 7 Barberton and Logan . 43 each , 9 DovPr, 42 , 10 Youngstown Chaney, .41 40 Reg1on 4 1 Fa 1rborn Baker , 81 , 2 Cmcmnat• Purcell 70 6S , 3 Cmc~nnatl Elder , 66 68 4 Dayton Stebb•ns, 57, S C1n · ~- c•nnat, Moel le r, 52 . 6 Cen terville , -49. 7 Cmcmnat• St Xav1er , 46 , 8 Dayton Belmont 44 , 9 Xenla Beavercreek , 4] , 10 Kettenng Alter , 42 CLASS AA Reg1on 5 1 Elyna Cathol ic, 59 Be lo1t West Branch 1 .49 68 3 Oberl•n F1relands, 48 , 4 Solon, 36, 5 Apple Creek Waynedale. 34 6 Lora in Catho l•c 32 7 Streetsboro JO, 6 Cleveland Orange, 29, 9 Young stown North, 26 , 10 Mogadore F1eld and Ober lm, 27 each Reg1on 6 1 Columbus DeSales 67, 2 L1ma Central CatholiC, 57 , 3 Colum bvs Watterson , 47 , 4 L1ma Bath , 46 , S Huron . 45, 6 Norwalk , JB, 7 Co lumbus Bexley 36. 6 Bucyrus ClYde atrd Oregon Card1nal Slrtlch, 30 each Reg1on 7 1 New Lex.ngton, 58 86, 2 McDermott Northwest. 33 32, · 3 Be lla .re , 32 36 , 4 Ironton and V1ncent Warren, 32 ea ch, 6 Marl•ns Ferry 31 36, 7 Zanesvil le West Muskmgum , 27 , B Johnstown Monroe and LoU1Sv111e 51 Thomas Aq umas, 26 each , 10 Hctnn1bal Rlver , :Z,J 32 Reg1on 8 1 C me~nnat1 Read1ng , 61 36 , 2 Urbana , 56, 3 Wyom•ng , .42 , 4 C1ncmna t • Made •ra , 39, 5 Dayton Carro ll ~ 38 6 Ashville Teays Valley , 33, 7 Dayton Je fferson · and Sprmgf•eld Cathol1c Central , 31 each, Harr1son , 26 68 , 10 Coldwater Brilliant Bu ckeye North, 20 44. 7 M•dd lef•eld Can:l•nal, 20 32. 8 Sebr ing McK 1n ley , 20 9 Lora11'1 Clear.v tew and W1nd ham , 18 each Reg•on 10 1 Toledo Ottawa Hil ls, 34 2 G•bsonburg, 26 3 Mont pet.er . 27 64 , .4 Cre stt•ne. 24 , 5 Norwalk St Paul , 18 6 Mt Blan chard R•verdal e and New London. 17 ea ch, 8 Ada Fremont St Joseph , Mar1on Catho l•c and Rawson Cory Rawson , 16 each Reg1on 11 1 Proctorville Fa1rland, 28, 2 Newark Cathol•c, 26 66 , 3 Coal Grove Dawson Bryant. 19 95 · 4 Granville 16 5 Su mm•l Stallon Lt cktng He ,ghts. 17 32, 6 Shadyside, 16 7 Sugar Grove Berne Un•on. 15 , 8 Danville , 12, 9 Woodsfield, 11, 10 Racme Southem , 10 24 Reg1on 1~ 1 M•ddletown Fenwick, .:I t 2 Columbus St Charles, 34, 3 Wdltamsburg, 33 68, 4 Ports mouth Notre Dame , 33 5 Canal Winchester , 29 , 6 Plain C•tv Jonathan Atd_er, , 28 , 7 Ro ckford Parkway . 2.4 32 B Yellow Spnngs , 2.4 9 S1 dney Leh man, 23 32, 10 Cov1ngton, i.: ' 181 N. Second Ave . MIDDLE'PORT PH . 992-3279 CINCINNATI ( UPI ) - Cmcinnatl Reds Manager Sparky Anderson says if he has to go to war, he'd rather go w1t.h his club and his pitchers. " We have the rest club, I won 't deny that," the 39~year~ old Anderson saJd as he prepared h1s club for Saturday 's opener of the Nat•onal League playoffs against the New York Mets. "Of course, sometimes the best club doesn't wrn 111 a short senes But 1f I'm gomg to war, I'd rather go w1th my club " Both Reds' captam Pete Rose and Anderson diSpute the • " mOmentum" factor that some Met players cla1m they have going for them. ''They talk abou' momentum," Rose satd. "Well, we've ~ got momentwn I mean you hours by ap ment Mon .. Fn 9 t1l 4, 9 unttl noon ,V ,{'(Ail": PUNTRETU.~NSY Wh1t la tch 3 23 Ah 1 2 O~PONENTS 4 30 KICKOFF RETURNS R y Wh•t la tch 44 7678 Mag not ta Eason 19 OPPONENTS s2 101 scoRING T~ EX Whit latch Oiler 1 Lowe ry 1 2 George Dai~ The Great .Styles MEN'S SWEATERS Wools, Blends Cl ass1 cs m group v .. crew, turt le· ne cb Pattern s ~~~:0~1~t~c~~o::~~e~s~~~: Avg m the \Bahamas at 1 p.m. 7 6 followed by a dram . a presen2 7 5 t.ation m Community Hall at 1:45 . The , remamder of Avg Sa II turday afternoon w1 m217 19 5 cI ude ph ys1ca I ed uc a t 1on 95 tat b 21" acJtivttlesandpresen wns y the development and adP~~ missJOns offlces. ' At~ p m. Saturday afternoon there w1ll be a picruc for l YOUR soli ds. S M, l , XL &!ale c!larm ScocJ KERM'S b KORNER · ~ioR6or ' can protect your ot11ca. apartment btiildtng , store or church w1th the same serv1ce econom~ and up to dale t O~ I!Iage that s mad e Slate Farm t he worlds num POMEROY '----..J , New York Clothi11g House ber one homeowner s ms Uier Call tor a ll t he det ails on S l ~ te Farm busmess 111surance Stephen C. Snowden 553 Russell St I Gravel HtiO PH. 992-7155 MIDDLEPORT me Sentinel DE\IOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL, like a good lle~ghbor State Farm 1s there EKtc Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH , C•ty d&dy tJ<cepl Sa turday by The Valier Pub l t St11n g Company l ll Cour t Pomeroy , Oh 1o , 45769 Buslnn o u ,ce Phone 992 2156 Ecl•tor•e~l Phone 992 Pvb1t51'1ed Editor Ohio STAlE fAR MFIRE and C~u~lt~ Comp ~ny flome Olhce 8loom•no1cn lll•n01s St 2157 Se c ond cl&ss postage p111d at Pomeroy Oh •o Natoona t ,1ld vert•slng repreuntal ve Bott.nel l • Gall agher Inc 12 East 42nc1 St New Vork New York SJbScro PI •On rates Oti1Yel'ed bY carr i er where ava lable 55 c ents per week 6y Motor Route where c arr er se rvt ce not ava il able One month S2 By mali m OhtO and w Va , One Year ~16 SIJ< months 8 50 , Three mon ths S5 50 Elsewhere $18 year , s111 mon ths $9 50 three mbnths 56 Subscnpt.oh pr •c e In e lude s • Palmer to start for Birds BALTIMORE I tJ P[ ) - The las t tlmc Balt unore 0 1 10lc~ ~ntch mg ace Jim Palmer wl'nt to the mound he got bombed, _five rWls 1n f1ve mmn gs But Palmer . who Will stal l for the B~rds Saturda v when , lliey bcgm thc1r champJOJ Jship ' pfayoff sene s aga•ns t the' Oakland A's, says he 1sn 't the least bit upset about tt Palmer says he also 1sn 't upset dbout somethi ng elsP That s01ne of th e '' cx ~ J t.os' ' Los Vega s ptckmg the ~A ' s to \\>'hlp the Btrds " G1eal, " says the 22~game w1rmcr " ll \\ lll make them overconfident and m a ke out JOb easter ' ' Ea 1l Orioles Ma na ger Weaver also says he's happJ some p~op l e aretl makmg the A's the favonU.'S ''It lakes the presswe off us and puts tl on them," he sa{d Weaver notes \o\lth a d1 g that many of the ' expert~ ' d tdn t even pick h1s club to wm then OAKLAND 1tJPl ) - Two ye<:u s <.~go, afle1 they had won their fu st i\uwr ICd n League Wes t DIVISIO n title, the Oakland A 's went Into the postseason champ10 n ~h 1 p playoffs ct bit dwr d by then s urroun· d m ~s dnd oppositiOn So , 1t came as no surpnse '.\hen the Balt1m01e On oles, a group of veteriln<:; fa nuh~u· w1th the plt\\ o ff~ dnll World Scncs, "1rxd ou t U1e voung A's th ree tn a row This Satu1 da' , the two nv als go at 1t agam , dnd accordm g to A's sk1ppe1 D1ck W1l harns,, the shoe 1s on the other foot ' ' ' ·No~A ,' smd W!lhams as he put Ihe A's tlu ough th e11 hnal A REAL BUY ' • AT 104 W. MAIN POMEROY Hats, Belts, Hard Toe Boots PH. 992-3354 H.eck's Wednesday Ad. This Item Should Not Have " •" • Been Advertised! •" . The Sentinel Limited lime" Models WCD3T Washer, DCD3T Dryer. 23 CLASS A Region 9 1 Ashtabl.!la St Jo hn , 32 32 . 2 Mogadore , 25 32, 3 East Can ton and Lowellville, 23 each 5 McDonald , 22 6 ' Frigidaire Clean-Up Combination: Jet Action Washer; Flowing Heat Dryer; cash refund. For big famliy loads:._ washes 1 piece to 18 pounds. Dehcates to denims get deep-cleaning yet gentle washmg act1on . Permanent Press, Regular, and Soak cycles; 4 water temperature combinations ; 2 ag1tate-spin speed cambinattons. Flowrng Heat' Dryer handles up to a full18-pound load . 1 • yet 1s only 27" w1de. Automat1c cool-down period. No-Heat cycle for air fluffing. DRESS YOUR TINY TOT • W,JTH CLOTHING BY •m • 1201 Oct COSMEliCS COTY CLEA.M UP OFFER . 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No players m h1 gh school will be permitted. ~ a Fr lgl da lr a Laundry Pa ir (WC DJT Wnher and eny Drye r) a Fug doue Laundry Cent er (LCJ ~ o r LCT3 or ~he Fngldahe WMner (WCOJ11 bel~~<een SSpt 23 ~ nd Oct I+ Mall l hfB coupon wl!h a co py ol your sales ellp fo the addran sh own balow poslm arl<.e d no Iat'-!• IM n mldn Qht M o nda~ 1S and B ~y •• •• frlgldllfCI L1u11dry Pa ir , MISS AMERieA. SHOES (WC03T Wni)Cir and 11ny Dry•r) bo~ ) SIZE lfz OL e BLUE e BROWN • CAMEL Addrt n City Stahl "' Noll! 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ONLY AT DUTTON'S COMPLETE LINE OF · OGILVIE- ~y TUSSY · · · Orders F1lled ~ .- Adv. ~ ~ • Get Free Pair PANTY HOSE ~ I I l "'' • l'•r ' I' ..,. I 1 ,, INSU RED 30 DAYS WEAR or a new pa1r Fo r the Larger Woman fits 5' to 5'9", 165 to 230 lbs At t~ s t a larger , more com for1able , better f1tt1ng pantyhose co mbmat•on for more graclous women• Sheer stretch Captlva(r) stockmgs and stretch panty, all '" one ~ ---.- "" 22 IN. !Aitt.Y AM!ItiCAN MfLK GLASS COLONIAL LAM"S . . . .4...... 4·~-,., .... e........... ""'''~~""' .:~ •• ,,, ..."'"""'~' ,., .....' ·"· bono... "-llcl·blown mlliL tlou, ~ C<'>-' -t111l hoW.r Crr~Te~l chlfiiM'l_ lfiCI.t. Co,.l ..o •lth C7Jo~ .. .,Jli, In buCI. To, 111NI borr- ,,,.,. ol o 11- • both totMhor. ....., ilr•• REG. '23.98 Anti .... 18.88 1 SPECIAL Just Arnved Flower Bulbs for Fall Planting JC'WC~ d[IWI• J J • a •••a:.~~~~ MAKE POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER :;.·.···-::·: ;.·.:·:·. :·:·:-:-:-:·!":·:·:·:.... •;.· ··: •:•••• :: ·:-.·:·.·:·:·:·:< ;.· ;.·.;.:.: =· ·=-·:::::;;.x-:~ ~~!";itF~2~~ ~~t~ l 992-3498 POMilROY, OHIO OPEN ~ID~ Y a.SA.nJJlD.tY NIGHTS nL ' Use Our Convenient L;Jy-A-Way Plan. ~ Install adequate 1nsulatron S1mply laymg a 6 mch thickness of 1nsulat1on ' 1n the att1c can mean s1gmf1cant s~;~.v1ngs 1n gas and money Storm w1ndows and door.s, or plast1c sheet1ng can reduce heat loss as much as 10% Your home stays warmer, your furnace uses less fu el .~ 'I If you have an old conversion burner, you'll be wise to replace ' II with a modern ne~' gas furl)ace, designed to operate with len gas. As a present gas heatIng cualomar, you can Install a new gas furnace and be sure of getting gas supplies in the fu· lure. A more efficient new gas furnace will give you more heal lor lesa 1110118)4 Plus it will save . , _ in the baaemenl Why not call your dealer lor advice, while the weather's nice? '. Every opemng and crack around 'Mn~ dows and doors \Nasles gas and costs you money Caulk1ng and weather strlpp1ng can se~d cracl<s and gaps, save dollars m fuel THE SHOE BOX Hair Coloring, Shampoos Conditioners 'and Our Shoes are Still Sensibly Priced Ml DOLE PORT, 0 . • ' • f. Start tosmg we1ght today OR MONEY BACK MONADEX IS a hny tablet that w111 help curb your des •re for excess food. Eat less we1gh less. Conta1ns no dangerous drugs and w1ll not make you nervous. No strenuous exe rc1se . Change your life . start today. MONADEX costs $3 .00 for a :1:0 day supply and U .OO for twice the amount LOS!! ugly fal or your money will be refunded w•th no questtons asked by . Swisher & Lohse Drug Store, 112 E M<un, Pomeroy & Dutton Drug Store, M1ddleport Ma•l By follow1ng these s1mple t1ps, you'll use a lot less gas next winter. And as pnces nse, 1t's espeClally important that we don 't waste valua~le natural gas. New Gas Furnace COTY MAKEUP ·---·-·-·---'-·-------------·-·-·-··-· COMPLETE LINE OF ., ' '~ LOSE UGLY FAT BIG MAMR ' ' if' Add To Your Schoo 1 Wardrobe A Shoe that Scores with Pants and Skir~· ) the Buckeyes do 1t will 1>4! Important Fullback Champ Henson, the • nation 's leading scorer last year, was inJUred in last week's 37-3 trnunph over TCU and w1ll be lost for the season followmg surgery. Jumor Bruce Eha IS expected to replace h1rn in the hneup Third-ra nked Southern Cali~ forma came out a httle better than Oh•o Slate when 11 was learned that speedy · jwuor tailback Anthony DaviS was ready to start aga1nst Oregon State on Saturday. DaviS InJUred his rrght ankle the fl~st t1me he earned the ball agamsl Oklahoma last Saturday , when the Trojans had to settle for a 7-7 tie, but he went thr01igh dr1lls Wednesday w•thout any problems . In other games mvolvmg the top 10, second-ranked Nebras· ka, hopmg to rebound from a close call agamst W1sconsm, IS an off-the-board chmce over Minnesota. Free Pair of KneeHighs. (79c Value), When You Purchase ... DON'T WAIT 'TIL WINTER TO WINTERIZE YOUR HOME NEW SHIPMENT OF ' ' • ' MIDDLEPORT, O • . '\. .- ' The roster has been set at lO men per.· team Troph1es w1ll be awarded to the ftrst, second and tlurd ,place teams; the leadmg scorer, and to 5 all-star team players For further mformahon on how to enter or sponsor a team, call Jack Langdon m Rutland from 9 a m to 5 p m. at 742-5922 or contact Mark Moyer at 514 I S 4th St , Middleport ' ' Independent cage league planned in cotinty area BEAUTY CENTER ' FOR YOUR FAVORITE - ••• ' Randy Simpson gets 26 points SUPPLIES w ~- ,- (Formerly:.;~ 0\:uJ 0drgam ~tore) • plamng for Baltimore, " we are the club of expenence and a few Or their people have to be suffermg from the Jitters " Every member of the A's sta1ling hne'\.ip for this year's playoffs w1lh the exceptwn of c e~tcher Ray Fosse, a veteran, and desJgnated hitter Deroo Johnson, another veteran, has been m post-season play before , wh1le the Onoles have such regulars as Al Bumbry t R1ch Coggms, Eall W1lhams, Bobby G11ch and Don Baylor, and pitchers Jess Jefferson and Bob Reynolds who never before have been subjected to th e pressure of a playoff or World Senes Just hke th e B1g Hed Machine and New York Mefs. yours truly has l:x:Junced back to take· the lead m the "eckly prognostiCatiOn battle w1th Ma)or Amos B. Hoople and that new fearless for ecaster , Sgt. Swam1 U.y United J>['css International Yes, w1th a t l-4-1 mark recorded las t week, th e Moleman The numbers they're rolling overcame a four game l~ad by Sgt Sam1 an<j moved m front by down (It the University of two and one hali games Alabama these days a rc loaded Us1ng our pohllcal strategy, the Moleman apparently caught wtth dynanute Swam• usm g a cracked crystal ball as he took a ta1lspm the hrst Alabama , a lthough l1s ted ttme this season Swam1 hrushed the week w1th a remarkably only fourt h 10 tfle latest mepl 8-9-l record . MaJor Hoople was 9-a-1. r a ltngs , has been s 1m ply The Moleman, however , 1s not braggmg abqut.the feat, butts aw esome m wmrung 1ts first assurrung a cautious but confident attitude. We have only taken three games, averaging 549 time out this week to worry about the upcoming National League total yards wh1le humblmg playoffs between the Reds and Mcts. Cahforma , 66-0, Kentucky, 211Hopefully, thiS t~rne next week, the Reds w1ll be ready to play 14 , and Vande • btlt, 44.0 And 1f those Baltimore Orroles or Oakland A's, Whatever the outcome Ulat 1sn 't total power m Itself, of the Amencan League, the l:x)ys fr om the Rhme land have a b1g consider lhe words of a score to settle membe1 of Coac h Bear In 1970, 1l was Hoover Robmson and has fantashc thtrd base Bryant 's staff , who sa1d ' play wh1le last year, 1t was that fme Oakland p•lching, Bobby Don ' t lt;,l_ tha t Va nd erbilt " Tolan's three base error and Dtek W1lhams' record 50 tripS to the score roof you · We coulil have mound won IOIJ.O 1f we hadn 't 'cleared Now, we better get on w1th what we are supposed to do our bench as early as we d1d " pred1ct football scores On Saturday, Alabama •·uns SEOAL across anothe r unbeaten team 1 Athens IB ~ellston 14 Bul ldogs we re upset las t wee k, Wellston won a ha•r ra 1ser but I I liSt can' t see the Golden Rocke ts Georgia, but as a n_1easure of cheermg Fnday n1ght the respect the Tide has built Jackson 22 Galltpolts 0 Well. wha t d1d you expect, I was nght up 11 has been •nstalled a hea vy · last week too Ironton 40 Wa ....erly 16 T1gers wil l not be beaten by SEOA L · three-tou<;!ldown fav orrte tea ms Georgia opened w1th an Loga.n 20 Me1g s 8 The Marauders defeated the B•g Bl ue las t unimpressive 7-7 tie agatnst wet?k,but still d1d not show enough to overtake Ch tefta 1ns Pittsburgh, then beat Clemson, SVAC Kyger Creek. l .t Eastern 7 Tht s IS b•g game for Bobcats who 31-14, and North Carolina shou ld have revenge 1n mmd after the three stratght losses fo the State, 31-12. Eag,les Ea stern however, cannot be counted ou t of ra ce at th1 s " We never go mto a game po.nl ' . Hr.mnan 12 Hannan TraceO Wildcats w1n second v1ctor y over th1nkmg we don't have a SVAC Wildcat s chance to wm / ' said Georgia Symmes Val ley 14 Southwestern 12 A close game a ll the Coach Vmce Dooley. "But way North Gall1a 18 Southern 16 Upset spec1al of the week I' m . you've got to respect Alabaonly lollowmg my consc1ence ma's ab1hty and 1ts depth, OTHERS espee1ally that depth They JUSt Wahama 20 Alexander ld Miller 8 Trtrnble 0 ~ keep pounng people at you " George Washington 24 Pt Pleasant 6 Ohio Sl<lte , the No Iteam m Coal Grove n Fa1rland 20 the country , should have little South Pomt 28 Oak H1ll 6 Rock. Htll 16 Crum 12 trouble m stretchmg 1ts record Buffalo 16 Iron ton St Joe 12 to 3-0 et home agamst Chesa peake 32 P1keton 8 Washmgton State, but the way Portsmouth 20 Chdl1cothe 6 MINERS SAFETY APPROVED look around . You're welcom e• HAYMAN'S STORE en~ ' ' CLEVELA ND iU Pl ) - DeThe Browns have allowed 57 fense could tell the tale Sund ay pomts u1~hree games , the BenThe Meigs Seventh Grade conversiOn tor the other 2 whe n the Clevela nd Browns gals 51: Cleveland ha s allowed - football team behmd the Meigs pomts . meet the Cmcmnat1 B en ge~ ls 207 yards per game, only 64 runmng of Ra,ndy S1rnpson, Coach Ron Logail , whose h<: rc wi lh second place m the passmg, on the average, and romp ed past the Southern Marauders are now 1-1 Amencan Football Conference Cmcmnatl 283 The Bengals Seventh Graders, 28-0 Tuesday following a 24'12 loss at the Cent1a l Dl v l.slOh race a t stak e have been more susceptible to evemng. Simpson scored on hands of the Eastern Seventh Both teams .tre Z-1, " g~m1e passmg, allowmg 141 yards av- runs of 4~. 60 and ~0 yards and and E1ghth Graders last week , be lund pl1we1ful P1ttsbur gh, erage • took a screen pass from sa1d that the offense d1d a fme and !Joth a!'e com1 ng off vlcEach team h~s mtercepted Quarterback David Blake and JOb of blockmg Logan also toltes aU nb utab le tu ou t- fl\ e passes and sacked op- \\en! 50 yards for a fourth pra1sed the work of two umts of stand mg dcfer'lsJvc play pos mg quarterbacks mne touchdown . Simpson also ran defense that held the TorThe Browns sto ppe-d the New tunes And bo th a re a m one of the two converswns to n~does scoreless York Gta nts \\L UI eight flrst promising bl end of old an d new account for 26 of the The Marauders next game 1s downs and 123 offens1ve yards players ~esday at Chauncey-Dover. Cleveland's tackles are her- Marauders' pomts f01 a 12-10 victory while CmBoO Seehg scored on a cmnau beat San Diego 20-13, aided a s the best pair in Ule sat:.k.mg Ch .trgrr quarterback league and ends N1ck Roman and .Joe Jones are Improved John Umtas s1x times Giant<; Coach · Alex Webster w1th a year of expenence. Babc1ted the Browns' defens1ve Jch lS blendmg better w1th g_utand special teams as the fmest Side hnebacke•·s Charlie Hall tus d t•b h<Jd faced tlus seaso n and John GaHmgton Cornerbacks Clarence Scott Cmc1nna t1 Co::1ch P <-~ ul BrO\H uncle! stated tha t he was ' 'pl ed~ and Ben Dav1s, and safeties sed'' with h1s tcmn s show mg. Walt Sumner and Thom Dar' N1ck Skon ch, the Cleveland den , a re qmck and surehanded coach, aw~u ded 11 ga me.,balls and Scott m. partlcu)ar ts con· ~ Slriered excellent at stoppmg tohts ent1re defensive umt Bob Ba b1ch, obta mcd before lhe run The Bengals' front fou r the fma l p1 e-season game from San D•ego, made h•s f~rst start Royce Berry, M1ke Re1d. Ron Hours . 7a m.to5 JOp.m . OatlY aga mst the G1ants an effecti ve Carpenter and Sherman White 773 5583 .. . MMON. W VA . one, pa rti cip ating 1n mn e - are backed-up by lineback· 7 a m to 9 p m Fftday & Saturday l<lcklcs and JOimng With Walter ers AI Beauchamp , B1ll Bergey Johnson a nd Jerr;r Sherk to and Ron Pr.ttcha rd They are becommg a typical Paul Brown (.)t ovide a solid ImdtUe ' I m;:~de some mistakes," he team - one that can play agSaid , 'but mo1·e and mo1e I'm gressively Without makmg domg the t tght th ing mstmc- many errors llvely " LIKE TO SAVE MONEY' Come 1n and see us Come 1n and Black & Decker .' JIG SAW home paces today be[ore Defense the thing Oc cc'ls iOnal Cha1r Coffee Table Ch ild~ Cha1r, G1ft Items o r Used Dtnett e Set Glltf' Leg Table • #" Incorrectly Appeared in Wceh. t:ttd Forecast a LIKE A NEW L1v1ng Room Su•te, Bedroom Suitt;:> Mattr ess, CORRECTION , - . ~ lfl &•,tYt>I lt.•c•ls lht> Mets' pitch· pttt, ng st~lff, has r ~ CCI \c n •d frutll h1s .shoulder problems 1ng w1ll bt• (he deciding fac tor and '"II p1teh agamst tlw m lhc st't les ' 'Our pttcl) mg IS what It ( 'tnumwl l Hi-dS Snturtlit\' 111 (,w lt':::. down to," smd Seaver. t•ll' opmer of the Na I nn ~ I · ""'s. t Jon ) Matlack and Tug Lcagut chumpionshtp seriPs tMtGww ) ha ve been p1tchmg Bel ra s.;:ud h~ wouJd use fo ur great , and 1f I can get back mto :st~1run g p11l'hcrs l.lga~nst the HNis 1f the S('f tes goes mQre t11 e groove, then our chances than tlu·ee g-ames Matlack Will .are certa mly excellent " 'lhe Mets also have bolstered p1lrh U1c second ga me m ( tncftlnHli Sunday , Je rr y then team for the playoffs by Koosman w1H hurl the home addm g roo ki e outfaelder oprne1 at Shea StadiU m George Theodore to the roster monday and Ge<:11 ge Stone will Theodore diSlocated h1s hip m a go Tuesday, 1f necessary H colhs1on w1lh cenlet fielder Don the! e fs ftfth gam e .ScaVCI Hahn on July 7 and was on lhe ttisabled list until Sept 5. wtll pttch og~u n • diVI SIOII ~FOR ,, Tide faces Georgia • /Jy Col. Mole walk oul therl"' ~md llll'l('~ 56,000 peoplt.~ m tl1c M~mds screamin g. If you don't h~l\(• ~ om entum then , you'JI nC'vC"r have it •· Anderson suys nc t th ~J t~: ~m • has momentu m gotn~ tntu tJw playoffs " Right now, we start all over ag,am and 1t's 0....0/' Andt:r ';On send uThe team th at wtns the fir s t game Will havl~ tht; momentum.. " -NEW YORK I UP I) - Thmgs conltnue to break. nght fo1 lhc New YOI k M els Tom Seaver , the ace of th e ' lOOKING T1mes Sunclay Senl •nel • playo OPTOMETRISTS ~ ~~ ~~: 26 32 ' Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Dr. Milton Mason • ' Start, all _ o ver 66 g 1 ~~; ~~~~~fatch man or the Democratlc , " I don 't know how he ca n Nat10nal Committee at the explam a wtllful, mahcwus, time of lhe Watergate break-m premeditated document that and later a manager of George he put together, knowmg; 1t to S. McGovern's pres1dentlal be false," Jackson sa1d. " If campa1gn, and Joseph there IS a code of conduct left, Califano, former counsel to the 1t IS that 'Thou shalt not rear Democrats, ·were questioned fa lse w1tn.ess ' by the Watergate comm1tlee " What I deeply resent 1s that staff Wednesday mght as part of an mqmry by the staff's 1 have two small children who Republican members mto have asked questwns about 1t. They heard 11 on radio and TV Democratic "dirty tricks " Public testimony fr om because of the wide currency Democrats 1s likely to be heard thts case has gotten " next wee.k ~ Jackson was asked how he Can 't be Too Tough fell about Segretti's apology Jackson sa1d Segretll was for what Segreth called a "stupid" act- a Jetter on "engaged m filth, muck and shme," and added "As far as Mu."ikie stationery which acI'm concerned, the penalty cused Jackson and another can't be too tough, It's not Democratic hopeful of 1972, something to laugh off as a Sen Hubert H Humphrey, of Joke, either '' se~ ual mtsbehavwr parents, students, . sta!l and fa culty . Then at 8 P m. everyone will be treated to the Edmunds and Curley com~dy te(Jm and the Mac Frampton Ensemble On Sunday, Oct 7,coffeeand ~oughnuts will reserved m the college dmmg hall from 8 to 9 a.m. and an mspu-atwna1 b D T servtce will be given Y r. Va 1/ Pal~erh as~ocJat: pro essor o P '1osop Y an rehgton at RIO Grande College, m the dmmg ball at 10 am . 3- The DailySentnl<'l, Mlddleporl-I""Oiero). 0., U.:t. l , 197.1 t~'JlsUH,~ ~TATs * Segretti apology isn't enough •• •• • •• eXIStmg t~nployes to a higher pay level lo <TN le easily !•lied vacan cies at the l:x)ttom levels CONTRACTING - Hmng perR>nner on a contract basts ·to ctrcumvenl leg •slatlve approval Some such con • tracts ha vegoneforas muchas$18,000 9ver a s1x-month period L TEMPORARY HELP -:. Usmg •· I temporary he Ip to pe rform c 1et~ca work ihat • otherwise would occupy anoth er employe . Leg1slat10n was propose<! by Democrats thiS y~ar to estab'llsh a pool of temporary help and save $150,000 to $200,000 a year. Republicans complamed the proposal would merely add employes to the payroll to help w1th electiOn campaign work . One of the more mtr1gwng queshons arow;d the Statehouse durmg the last three years has been how Rhodes ran the governor's off1ce on a hanOful or employes, whiJe GJlhgan reqwres more than 30.· Old-guard Republicans say Rhodes was simpl y more effiCh!nt Democrats claun the GOP governor was s1mply usingmlrrors ; thatheactually hademployes m other depart.ments domg the work of the governor's offlce Leckrone, who served under both t confirms that Rhodes brought m personnel from the Highways Department and L1quor Control Department for special pr-ojects . " He did not have the mternal staff andrormerGov.JamesA.Rhodes, said vacancy figW'eS deep w1thm the1r clmatton to go first class when tourist ~~ ~~ the mcrease m state employes over the budgets , to be exposed only through would do, as detailed m the next article .::: ~ ~:. ~~ last decade was below the natwnal mtens1ve d1ggm g m th JS serte~. . ~~ ~=· average. Among the de vtcrs Lhey use, aclFourth or mne articles) '::: :~: x~-~···• ·~·::&::::::::::::::w-;:~::::::::"0:::~-:::::-.:::::=::::::::::::::.<:::::::~:::::::::::::::::::.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:=:·: :·:·:·:·: :·:·:·:·:·: :·: :·:·:·:·:·:=::;:;:::;:;:;:::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-:::::.:·:::::::::::::·::::::::::~::::::::;:;:::;:: WASHINGTON (UP!) sen. Henry M Jackson, a defeated candidate for !he " Democrauc presidential """ nomination in 1972 and a possible candidate m 1976, sa1d today he wasc"GI <>atisfred w1lh '" the apology of pohtJ ca l saboteur Donald H Segrett1, .... who Jackson satd "engaged m •• filth, muck and sllme " • Jackson's cnttclslrl' of the 32· •• year-<Jld baby-faced Los An•• geles lawyer was sharper than any addressed to Segrett1 ·•, durmg hiS appearance Wed• nes doy bdore the Senate • Watergate corrumttee, where • he sa1d he felt the "deepest .,'• regrets" his activities. He • sa1d theyfor"were wrong and ••• have no place in the Amimcan • political system .'' Four more political sabotage ~ agents were m hne for • c• 1 0 onA~:n~~~~!nceal their. employe and th~te•~~~:g~dd~~~~e~c~;~~e ~~•d;n. fi 6~~SNENTS :. r. .. H ' The Parents' Comtmttee is confident flrst annual J>arents' Week<' nd at Rto Grande College will be huge success • • I •' ' , .. ' • • , ." �3!.~: , ,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.;,.,.,.·<·"''' ';·><: : <: :·:·' "' ': :"' ' ~ '-"'~ ., , , , ,., ;, ., , .,.;,7'-'*'W"'.: :" '~'·».:·>:·' "':;: R z'o G...n nde Colle· ~p #o h o·s.t first ~~~ :~~~-~~j,~~~.;,;.&J~,,\! ~ . • ' C:,rdmg lleP.. · Hon)lld We)'andr, D· ~l ~.:; 1.' ~~ ,Government workers . ~;::;;,;n~~~se }'mancesubcomnutee g Parents Weekend on O~;t. 5, 6, 7 .. ! J UGGJ.lNG PF:RSONNEL - Movmg ;$ IAl -•- • always~on zncrease ~~ EDITOR'S NOTE: To.do the "ork of an ex paodmg governme nt, more employes are required. Some .,.0 rk hard and some don't,,but all get paid . To attra('t more an~ better "-Orkers, higher salaries are needed. And when new empltyes are hired, a place Is nearly al,.•ays fouud for the old ones. This 15 part of the vicious cycle that drives the state budget h:J..gher and higher eve ry two years, as pointed out in tbe fourth of a senes of nine articles on the budget . '-:: By L.E~ LEONARD :'Most of the new employes ~<ent to the Emironmental Protection Agency and to mental health mst1tut1ons," Leckrone sa1d Pro ductiV1ty of government Y.Or kers a1ways ar1ses tn any evaluatJon of stctte fmances. State employe pay ra1ses, vrgorously lobbied and enacted, durmg almost every legislative sess10n. go to th e drones as we 11 as the har d wor kers Some Busy, Some Not " ['d hke to take a wal~Jhrough some of these agencaes and see how many Em\ployes are sLttrng around domg noth· mg ,'' said House Speaker--A G LancJone, D-Bellatre. " There 1S lots of them Of course, some of them are really overworked " Rep Myrl H Shoemaker , D· Bourneville, ~ouse Fmance Conumttee chatrman , concurred "You're. always gomg to have a certam num~r of political hacks m goverrunent," Shoemaker sa 1d . " It doesn't matter 1 which party 1s m power H The General Assembly has little power to curb the nlUJ9r of employes m the open-ended appropriations bill 1t passes. Lawmakers tned to put a lid on the payroll last June, but that plan cameapartdunng mtense ne got1atwns 1 ;§ ::S ~ ~ ~~ j ::-: :;:;· ~~. -:-: .~ ~~ ~~ " .. r ~1~ ·•· ~. ~r: ~~ ~5 ..,.,, f:;~~-: .. ~~ ~· ::; l::: 1. ~~ ,. •· ~~~ J• ~~; f.~ "' •'•'~=~ UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Gtlhgan adinmistratwn seekin g to cut through the bureaucrattc maze of . state goverrunent, to streamlme 1t and make 1t more efficient, 1s the same adrmmstratton whiCh has added 8,330 agency employes to the payroll m 2lh years ,,You never hear of any JOb bemg abolished," said former Sen. Rober.t R Shaw, R-Columbus, longtime Senate Fmance Comtmttee chairman and hscal watchdog. "They may put a new program mto effect, but they always fmd a place for the old employes " James H Leckrone, a state Finance @ ~!:'.';~~t:::o~·~:~. ~ohb~t~. ~fhga!; •• '" • I •' • I •• I " I ~ R1o Grande College's flf~t . P . A. Dunfee, v1ce president :;1 annual Parents' Weekend 1s of the student body at Rio scheduled for lh1s com~ng GrantJ,e, and the Parents' :> weekend, Oct 5, 6, and 7. Weekend Committee have ~ prepared many activ~ties for ?§ f<'irsl Thrt!e L the parents durmg these three ~~ days . He sa1d that he felt tlus ~ Game !:-itatislics weekend would 1>4! good not ~: - only for the parents, but alSo ···· •ng 3are tneotsrar .cs for the s"·dents )) torf- ollow the t•rsl games 1he.sr1973 ~u • staff and ;l~j Me1gs Maraud.er football facuJ~ at Rio Grande College $:• season TEA¥ STATS " In additio~ to meeting tile ;~~ M o P parents, everyone w1ll have a 2: 3g Jot of fun at the same tli11e "he :;!' F •rst Downs ;;:, Fumb les LoSI ••• sa1d '· ··· Yards Ru.shmg • 329 272 268 ;~ ~~[a4\Pa~~s~ng The schedule begms Frtday, 60 1 737 i! Penall,es 21 1l Oct. 5, w1th classes being open ~~ ~~;r~~~ Yardage ~~~ 1 !~ for parents' vtsLts [rom 8 a .ln :;~ Punt!!. 12 l:J on, At 8 p.m. there wtU be a get::: Pvnflng Yardage ~~ 2 42 1 acquamted half holU' m the 1No college dining hall; and at 8. 30 ·::: c v Avo TD participants have a choice of a ~ Wh 1flat ch JJ 194 s 9 J shde presentatiOn by Robert 6: ~ ~ ... ~sahrner Le1th, assistant professor of ~ O•ler 14 44 3 1 history, on the history of Rto :i'O~~r~a ;J~ 4 Grande College or a slide 8 ~3 OPPONENTS presentation by Ray Matura, 9 3 7 3 7 f:f. PA1~ 1 N~ ~ ~tructor or soctology, on the :::: A c v 1 TC Pet cohege trip to the Choctaw 40 4 Indian ~ ~~~~Sn~ N 19 272 " reservation 1n :.:. 39 IS 268 6 3 38 4 Philadelphia, Mississippi At ~~j PA 5 s REc E 1V~ N~ Avg 9:15 there :Will be a talent show :::. Lowery " so 20 In the dmlng hall. Saturday's activtties begin :;:: Ash J 31 ,10 w1th a brunch in the dming hall 10 1 10 ·:.:~: Cremean s 10 from 10 a .m till12 noon In the Davenpor1 1 10 ~~ PUNTING afternoon there will be an lj ~~~ questionmg at today 's session of the hearmg tf lime permits Martm Douglas Kelly and Robert Benz, two of the 26 agents recruited by Segrett1 to undermme the campaigns of Democrats m 1972, were to be questioned first Benz 1s accused of placmg a "stmk l:x:Jmb" m the campaign headquarters of Sen Edward S Musk1e on the day of the Florida pr~rnary m 1972 . Buckley May Follow They may be fo l • >~Ned by John Buckley, who under the name " Fat Jack " was a contact with mf1ltrators m Musk•e campa1gn headquarters, and by Michael McMmoway who mf1ltrated Musk1e's campaign under the code name usedan Cha1r H.·' In another development, Lawrence F. O'Bnen, chair- Ohio high school grid ratings COLUMBU S ( UPI J - The ~, computer•zed top ten h1gh :. School football ratings With ,. po int totals by class and reg1on "' as prepared by the Oh1o H1gh "" School A, th letiC Assoc1at•on ~ CLASS AAA : Reg1on 1 • 1 Warren Western Reserve , • 70 68, 2 Avon Lake and • Hubbard , 52 ea ch, 4 Willough • by Eastlake South, 51 68 , 5 : Garf1eld He 1ghts , 51 6 Warren • How land. ·so 6B . 7 Mad tson , ., 49 68 , 8 Maple He1ghts and " Parma Sen10r. 46 each 10 : Lyndhurst Brush and Parma .., He ,ghts Valley Forge, 45 ea ch ... Reg1on 2 11 1 Sandusky, 80 68, 2 ,. Ashland, 61 3 Columbus : Walnut R1dg e, 53 , .4 L1m a .. Shawnee , 52,5 Bellevue, 49 , 6 -- •Man Sfiel d Sen1or 46 , 7 Bowl.ng Green 45 , 8 Groveport Mad1son, 42 , 9 Ftndlay , 41 10 Napo leon, 40 32 Reg1on 3 1 Stow, S2, 2 Youngstow11 Card mal Mooney , 77 04, 3 Hudson , 56 . .4 Mass111on Wash•ngton , 51 66 , 5 Akron Garf1eld , 49 , 6 Mass ill on Jackson , .47 , 7 Barberton and Logan . 43 each , 9 DovPr, 42 , 10 Youngstown Chaney, .41 40 Reg1on 4 1 Fa 1rborn Baker , 81 , 2 Cmcmnat• Purcell 70 6S , 3 Cmc~nnatl Elder , 66 68 4 Dayton Stebb•ns, 57, S C1n · ~- c•nnat, Moel le r, 52 . 6 Cen terville , -49. 7 Cmcmnat• St Xav1er , 46 , 8 Dayton Belmont 44 , 9 Xenla Beavercreek , 4] , 10 Kettenng Alter , 42 CLASS AA Reg1on 5 1 Elyna Cathol ic, 59 Be lo1t West Branch 1 .49 68 3 Oberl•n F1relands, 48 , 4 Solon, 36, 5 Apple Creek Waynedale. 34 6 Lora in Catho l•c 32 7 Streetsboro JO, 6 Cleveland Orange, 29, 9 Young stown North, 26 , 10 Mogadore F1eld and Ober lm, 27 each Reg1on 6 1 Columbus DeSales 67, 2 L1ma Central CatholiC, 57 , 3 Colum bvs Watterson , 47 , 4 L1ma Bath , 46 , S Huron . 45, 6 Norwalk , JB, 7 Co lumbus Bexley 36. 6 Bucyrus ClYde atrd Oregon Card1nal Slrtlch, 30 each Reg1on 7 1 New Lex.ngton, 58 86, 2 McDermott Northwest. 33 32, · 3 Be lla .re , 32 36 , 4 Ironton and V1ncent Warren, 32 ea ch, 6 Marl•ns Ferry 31 36, 7 Zanesvil le West Muskmgum , 27 , B Johnstown Monroe and LoU1Sv111e 51 Thomas Aq umas, 26 each , 10 Hctnn1bal Rlver , :Z,J 32 Reg1on 8 1 C me~nnat1 Read1ng , 61 36 , 2 Urbana , 56, 3 Wyom•ng , .42 , 4 C1ncmna t • Made •ra , 39, 5 Dayton Carro ll ~ 38 6 Ashville Teays Valley , 33, 7 Dayton Je fferson · and Sprmgf•eld Cathol1c Central , 31 each, Harr1son , 26 68 , 10 Coldwater Brilliant Bu ckeye North, 20 44. 7 M•dd lef•eld Can:l•nal, 20 32. 8 Sebr ing McK 1n ley , 20 9 Lora11'1 Clear.v tew and W1nd ham , 18 each Reg•on 10 1 Toledo Ottawa Hil ls, 34 2 G•bsonburg, 26 3 Mont pet.er . 27 64 , .4 Cre stt•ne. 24 , 5 Norwalk St Paul , 18 6 Mt Blan chard R•verdal e and New London. 17 ea ch, 8 Ada Fremont St Joseph , Mar1on Catho l•c and Rawson Cory Rawson , 16 each Reg1on 11 1 Proctorville Fa1rland, 28, 2 Newark Cathol•c, 26 66 , 3 Coal Grove Dawson Bryant. 19 95 · 4 Granville 16 5 Su mm•l Stallon Lt cktng He ,ghts. 17 32, 6 Shadyside, 16 7 Sugar Grove Berne Un•on. 15 , 8 Danville , 12, 9 Woodsfield, 11, 10 Racme Southem , 10 24 Reg1on 1~ 1 M•ddletown Fenwick, .:I t 2 Columbus St Charles, 34, 3 Wdltamsburg, 33 68, 4 Ports mouth Notre Dame , 33 5 Canal Winchester , 29 , 6 Plain C•tv Jonathan Atd_er, , 28 , 7 Ro ckford Parkway . 2.4 32 B Yellow Spnngs , 2.4 9 S1 dney Leh man, 23 32, 10 Cov1ngton, i.: ' 181 N. Second Ave . MIDDLE'PORT PH . 992-3279 CINCINNATI ( UPI ) - Cmcinnatl Reds Manager Sparky Anderson says if he has to go to war, he'd rather go w1t.h his club and his pitchers. " We have the rest club, I won 't deny that," the 39~year~ old Anderson saJd as he prepared h1s club for Saturday 's opener of the Nat•onal League playoffs against the New York Mets. "Of course, sometimes the best club doesn't wrn 111 a short senes But 1f I'm gomg to war, I'd rather go w1th my club " Both Reds' captam Pete Rose and Anderson diSpute the • " mOmentum" factor that some Met players cla1m they have going for them. ''They talk abou' momentum," Rose satd. "Well, we've ~ got momentwn I mean you hours by ap ment Mon .. Fn 9 t1l 4, 9 unttl noon ,V ,{'(Ail": PUNTRETU.~NSY Wh1t la tch 3 23 Ah 1 2 O~PONENTS 4 30 KICKOFF RETURNS R y Wh•t la tch 44 7678 Mag not ta Eason 19 OPPONENTS s2 101 scoRING T~ EX Whit latch Oiler 1 Lowe ry 1 2 George Dai~ The Great .Styles MEN'S SWEATERS Wools, Blends Cl ass1 cs m group v .. crew, turt le· ne cb Pattern s ~~~:0~1~t~c~~o::~~e~s~~~: Avg m the \Bahamas at 1 p.m. 7 6 followed by a dram . a presen2 7 5 t.ation m Community Hall at 1:45 . The , remamder of Avg Sa II turday afternoon w1 m217 19 5 cI ude ph ys1ca I ed uc a t 1on 95 tat b 21" acJtivttlesandpresen wns y the development and adP~~ missJOns offlces. ' At~ p m. Saturday afternoon there w1ll be a picruc for l YOUR soli ds. S M, l , XL &!ale c!larm ScocJ KERM'S b KORNER · ~ioR6or ' can protect your ot11ca. apartment btiildtng , store or church w1th the same serv1ce econom~ and up to dale t O~ I!Iage that s mad e Slate Farm t he worlds num POMEROY '----..J , New York Clothi11g House ber one homeowner s ms Uier Call tor a ll t he det ails on S l ~ te Farm busmess 111surance Stephen C. Snowden 553 Russell St I Gravel HtiO PH. 992-7155 MIDDLEPORT me Sentinel DE\IOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL, like a good lle~ghbor State Farm 1s there EKtc Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH , C•ty d&dy tJ<cepl Sa turday by The Valier Pub l t St11n g Company l ll Cour t Pomeroy , Oh 1o , 45769 Buslnn o u ,ce Phone 992 2156 Ecl•tor•e~l Phone 992 Pvb1t51'1ed Editor Ohio STAlE fAR MFIRE and C~u~lt~ Comp ~ny flome Olhce 8loom•no1cn lll•n01s St 2157 Se c ond cl&ss postage p111d at Pomeroy Oh •o Natoona t ,1ld vert•slng repreuntal ve Bott.nel l • Gall agher Inc 12 East 42nc1 St New Vork New York SJbScro PI •On rates Oti1Yel'ed bY carr i er where ava lable 55 c ents per week 6y Motor Route where c arr er se rvt ce not ava il able One month S2 By mali m OhtO and w Va , One Year ~16 SIJ< months 8 50 , Three mon ths S5 50 Elsewhere $18 year , s111 mon ths $9 50 three mbnths 56 Subscnpt.oh pr •c e In e lude s • Palmer to start for Birds BALTIMORE I tJ P[ ) - The las t tlmc Balt unore 0 1 10lc~ ~ntch mg ace Jim Palmer wl'nt to the mound he got bombed, _five rWls 1n f1ve mmn gs But Palmer . who Will stal l for the B~rds Saturda v when , lliey bcgm thc1r champJOJ Jship ' pfayoff sene s aga•ns t the' Oakland A's, says he 1sn 't the least bit upset about tt Palmer says he also 1sn 't upset dbout somethi ng elsP That s01ne of th e '' cx ~ J t.os' ' Los Vega s ptckmg the ~A ' s to \\>'hlp the Btrds " G1eal, " says the 22~game w1rmcr " ll \\ lll make them overconfident and m a ke out JOb easter ' ' Ea 1l Orioles Ma na ger Weaver also says he's happJ some p~op l e aretl makmg the A's the favonU.'S ''It lakes the presswe off us and puts tl on them," he sa{d Weaver notes \o\lth a d1 g that many of the ' expert~ ' d tdn t even pick h1s club to wm then OAKLAND 1tJPl ) - Two ye<:u s <.~go, afle1 they had won their fu st i\uwr ICd n League Wes t DIVISIO n title, the Oakland A 's went Into the postseason champ10 n ~h 1 p playoffs ct bit dwr d by then s urroun· d m ~s dnd oppositiOn So , 1t came as no surpnse '.\hen the Balt1m01e On oles, a group of veteriln<:; fa nuh~u· w1th the plt\\ o ff~ dnll World Scncs, "1rxd ou t U1e voung A's th ree tn a row This Satu1 da' , the two nv als go at 1t agam , dnd accordm g to A's sk1ppe1 D1ck W1l harns,, the shoe 1s on the other foot ' ' ' ·No~A ,' smd W!lhams as he put Ihe A's tlu ough th e11 hnal A REAL BUY ' • AT 104 W. MAIN POMEROY Hats, Belts, Hard Toe Boots PH. 992-3354 H.eck's Wednesday Ad. This Item Should Not Have " •" • Been Advertised! •" . The Sentinel Limited lime" Models WCD3T Washer, DCD3T Dryer. 23 CLASS A Region 9 1 Ashtabl.!la St Jo hn , 32 32 . 2 Mogadore , 25 32, 3 East Can ton and Lowellville, 23 each 5 McDonald , 22 6 ' Frigidaire Clean-Up Combination: Jet Action Washer; Flowing Heat Dryer; cash refund. For big famliy loads:._ washes 1 piece to 18 pounds. Dehcates to denims get deep-cleaning yet gentle washmg act1on . Permanent Press, Regular, and Soak cycles; 4 water temperature combinations ; 2 ag1tate-spin speed cambinattons. Flowrng Heat' Dryer handles up to a full18-pound load . 1 • yet 1s only 27" w1de. Automat1c cool-down period. No-Heat cycle for air fluffing. DRESS YOUR TINY TOT • W,JTH CLOTHING BY •m • 1201 Oct COSMEliCS COTY CLEA.M UP OFFER . '" 19p WILD MUSK OIL Sl5 or SID as ln!llcale d bel ow ' Mall completed c;:oupon •net .. ,,, tllp to Frigidaire Clean Up Ofler P 0 Bol 140A, Detroit, Michigan 48232 Fngldalre will ma•l you a c heck tor S20 TINY TOT 0$10 cash' 0$15 cash 0$20 cash BOYS AND GIRLS l'rlgldllnl WCDU Wuhu Frl9li:l1l " LC3·2 Dr LCT3· 120 Llundr)! C1nler (Please c tJeck pppll c able A winter basketball league IS bemg fm mect 1n the Me1gs Coun ty a 1ea 1 \\ lth play begm nmg on Sunda y, Nov 4, at th e Middl eport J 1 H1 gh gymnasmm The league , needing sponsors and 8leams, w1II abide by OhiO H1gh 's chool - Athlet•c Assoctalton rules and will have pa1d referees Entry fee •s $12~ per te~n. No players m h1 gh school will be permitted. ~ a Fr lgl da lr a Laundry Pa ir (WC DJT Wnher and eny Drye r) a Fug doue Laundry Cent er (LCJ ~ o r LCT3 or ~he Fngldahe WMner (WCOJ11 bel~~<een SSpt 23 ~ nd Oct I+ Mall l hfB coupon wl!h a co py ol your sales ellp fo the addran sh own balow poslm arl<.e d no Iat'-!• IM n mldn Qht M o nda~ 1S and B ~y •• •• frlgldllfCI L1u11dry Pa ir , MISS AMERieA. SHOES (WC03T Wni)Cir and 11ny Dry•r) bo~ ) SIZE lfz OL e BLUE e BROWN • CAMEL Addrt n City Stahl "' Noll! Coupon mu11 bl IICflyed no Ille r than No~e mb•• 1 11173 0 1111 void wh ere Dton lbil&d tuad or rlllt rlc ied by law All ow, appro ~lm a l ely 30 d8)'S slier reCe101 o t c oupoo at F'<lgldaor" • lo r de~ ll very ol che~ck • FRIGIDAIRE • Just at the time of year when you' re Jookmg for washday capac•ty and fabnc care, Fngidaire is making It easier t~an ever to get To prove 11, (USl check the coupon above and see how you can get a $10, $15 or $20 refund from Fng1d81re when you buy a dependable Frigidaire Washer, Laundry Center or Washer/Dryer pa1t. CRIB SETS. . DRESSES, ETC. Kenneth McCullough ,·R 'Ph IN KNIT AND POLYESTE R The Kiddie Shoppe· Charles Riffle, R Ph. .. ' PH. 992-2955 F~iendly Service 112 E. MAlf\1 POMEROY, 0. BAKER F.URNIIURE. PR'ESCRIPTIONS - • ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT . • Open Da1ly 8:00a.m. lb 10 :00 p.m. Sunday 10 · 30. 12:30 and 5 to 9 p.m. ;:: \ . I . '• ' I I . ' • I \ . ........-: . HELENA RUBENSTEIN INCLUDING BEAUTIFUL GIFT SETS . ONLY AT DUTTON'S COMPLETE LINE OF · OGILVIE- ~y TUSSY · · · Orders F1lled ~ .- Adv. ~ ~ • Get Free Pair PANTY HOSE ~ I I l "'' • l'•r ' I' ..,. I 1 ,, INSU RED 30 DAYS WEAR or a new pa1r Fo r the Larger Woman fits 5' to 5'9", 165 to 230 lbs At t~ s t a larger , more com for1able , better f1tt1ng pantyhose co mbmat•on for more graclous women• Sheer stretch Captlva(r) stockmgs and stretch panty, all '" one ~ ---.- "" 22 IN. !Aitt.Y AM!ItiCAN MfLK GLASS COLONIAL LAM"S . . . .4...... 4·~-,., .... e........... ""'''~~""' .:~ •• ,,, ..."'"""'~' ,., .....' ·"· bono... "-llcl·blown mlliL tlou, ~ C<'>-' -t111l hoW.r Crr~Te~l chlfiiM'l_ lfiCI.t. Co,.l ..o •lth C7Jo~ .. .,Jli, In buCI. To, 111NI borr- ,,,.,. ol o 11- • both totMhor. ....., ilr•• REG. '23.98 Anti .... 18.88 1 SPECIAL Just Arnved Flower Bulbs for Fall Planting JC'WC~ d[IWI• J J • a •••a:.~~~~ MAKE POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER :;.·.···-::·: ;.·.:·:·. :·:·:-:-:-:·!":·:·:·:.... •;.· ··: •:•••• :: ·:-.·:·.·:·:·:·:< ;.· ;.·.;.:.: =· ·=-·:::::;;.x-:~ ~~!";itF~2~~ ~~t~ l 992-3498 POMilROY, OHIO OPEN ~ID~ Y a.SA.nJJlD.tY NIGHTS nL ' Use Our Convenient L;Jy-A-Way Plan. ~ Install adequate 1nsulatron S1mply laymg a 6 mch thickness of 1nsulat1on ' 1n the att1c can mean s1gmf1cant s~;~.v1ngs 1n gas and money Storm w1ndows and door.s, or plast1c sheet1ng can reduce heat loss as much as 10% Your home stays warmer, your furnace uses less fu el .~ 'I If you have an old conversion burner, you'll be wise to replace ' II with a modern ne~' gas furl)ace, designed to operate with len gas. As a present gas heatIng cualomar, you can Install a new gas furnace and be sure of getting gas supplies in the fu· lure. A more efficient new gas furnace will give you more heal lor lesa 1110118)4 Plus it will save . , _ in the baaemenl Why not call your dealer lor advice, while the weather's nice? '. Every opemng and crack around 'Mn~ dows and doors \Nasles gas and costs you money Caulk1ng and weather strlpp1ng can se~d cracl<s and gaps, save dollars m fuel THE SHOE BOX Hair Coloring, Shampoos Conditioners 'and Our Shoes are Still Sensibly Priced Ml DOLE PORT, 0 . • ' • f. Start tosmg we1ght today OR MONEY BACK MONADEX IS a hny tablet that w111 help curb your des •re for excess food. Eat less we1gh less. Conta1ns no dangerous drugs and w1ll not make you nervous. No strenuous exe rc1se . Change your life . start today. MONADEX costs $3 .00 for a :1:0 day supply and U .OO for twice the amount LOS!! ugly fal or your money will be refunded w•th no questtons asked by . Swisher & Lohse Drug Store, 112 E M<un, Pomeroy & Dutton Drug Store, M1ddleport Ma•l By follow1ng these s1mple t1ps, you'll use a lot less gas next winter. And as pnces nse, 1t's espeClally important that we don 't waste valua~le natural gas. New Gas Furnace COTY MAKEUP ·---·-·-·---'-·-------------·-·-·-··-· COMPLETE LINE OF ., ' '~ LOSE UGLY FAT BIG MAMR ' ' if' Add To Your Schoo 1 Wardrobe A Shoe that Scores with Pants and Skir~· ) the Buckeyes do 1t will 1>4! Important Fullback Champ Henson, the • nation 's leading scorer last year, was inJUred in last week's 37-3 trnunph over TCU and w1ll be lost for the season followmg surgery. Jumor Bruce Eha IS expected to replace h1rn in the hneup Third-ra nked Southern Cali~ forma came out a httle better than Oh•o Slate when 11 was learned that speedy · jwuor tailback Anthony DaviS was ready to start aga1nst Oregon State on Saturday. DaviS InJUred his rrght ankle the fl~st t1me he earned the ball agamsl Oklahoma last Saturday , when the Trojans had to settle for a 7-7 tie, but he went thr01igh dr1lls Wednesday w•thout any problems . In other games mvolvmg the top 10, second-ranked Nebras· ka, hopmg to rebound from a close call agamst W1sconsm, IS an off-the-board chmce over Minnesota. Free Pair of KneeHighs. (79c Value), When You Purchase ... DON'T WAIT 'TIL WINTER TO WINTERIZE YOUR HOME NEW SHIPMENT OF ' ' • ' MIDDLEPORT, O • . '\. .- ' The roster has been set at lO men per.· team Troph1es w1ll be awarded to the ftrst, second and tlurd ,place teams; the leadmg scorer, and to 5 all-star team players For further mformahon on how to enter or sponsor a team, call Jack Langdon m Rutland from 9 a m to 5 p m. at 742-5922 or contact Mark Moyer at 514 I S 4th St , Middleport ' ' Independent cage league planned in cotinty area BEAUTY CENTER ' FOR YOUR FAVORITE - ••• ' Randy Simpson gets 26 points SUPPLIES w ~- ,- (Formerly:.;~ 0\:uJ 0drgam ~tore) • plamng for Baltimore, " we are the club of expenence and a few Or their people have to be suffermg from the Jitters " Every member of the A's sta1ling hne'\.ip for this year's playoffs w1lh the exceptwn of c e~tcher Ray Fosse, a veteran, and desJgnated hitter Deroo Johnson, another veteran, has been m post-season play before , wh1le the Onoles have such regulars as Al Bumbry t R1ch Coggms, Eall W1lhams, Bobby G11ch and Don Baylor, and pitchers Jess Jefferson and Bob Reynolds who never before have been subjected to th e pressure of a playoff or World Senes Just hke th e B1g Hed Machine and New York Mefs. yours truly has l:x:Junced back to take· the lead m the "eckly prognostiCatiOn battle w1th Ma)or Amos B. Hoople and that new fearless for ecaster , Sgt. Swam1 U.y United J>['css International Yes, w1th a t l-4-1 mark recorded las t week, th e Moleman The numbers they're rolling overcame a four game l~ad by Sgt Sam1 an<j moved m front by down (It the University of two and one hali games Alabama these days a rc loaded Us1ng our pohllcal strategy, the Moleman apparently caught wtth dynanute Swam• usm g a cracked crystal ball as he took a ta1lspm the hrst Alabama , a lthough l1s ted ttme this season Swam1 hrushed the week w1th a remarkably only fourt h 10 tfle latest mepl 8-9-l record . MaJor Hoople was 9-a-1. r a ltngs , has been s 1m ply The Moleman, however , 1s not braggmg abqut.the feat, butts aw esome m wmrung 1ts first assurrung a cautious but confident attitude. We have only taken three games, averaging 549 time out this week to worry about the upcoming National League total yards wh1le humblmg playoffs between the Reds and Mcts. Cahforma , 66-0, Kentucky, 211Hopefully, thiS t~rne next week, the Reds w1ll be ready to play 14 , and Vande • btlt, 44.0 And 1f those Baltimore Orroles or Oakland A's, Whatever the outcome Ulat 1sn 't total power m Itself, of the Amencan League, the l:x)ys fr om the Rhme land have a b1g consider lhe words of a score to settle membe1 of Coac h Bear In 1970, 1l was Hoover Robmson and has fantashc thtrd base Bryant 's staff , who sa1d ' play wh1le last year, 1t was that fme Oakland p•lching, Bobby Don ' t lt;,l_ tha t Va nd erbilt " Tolan's three base error and Dtek W1lhams' record 50 tripS to the score roof you · We coulil have mound won IOIJ.O 1f we hadn 't 'cleared Now, we better get on w1th what we are supposed to do our bench as early as we d1d " pred1ct football scores On Saturday, Alabama •·uns SEOAL across anothe r unbeaten team 1 Athens IB ~ellston 14 Bul ldogs we re upset las t wee k, Wellston won a ha•r ra 1ser but I I liSt can' t see the Golden Rocke ts Georgia, but as a n_1easure of cheermg Fnday n1ght the respect the Tide has built Jackson 22 Galltpolts 0 Well. wha t d1d you expect, I was nght up 11 has been •nstalled a hea vy · last week too Ironton 40 Wa ....erly 16 T1gers wil l not be beaten by SEOA L · three-tou<;!ldown fav orrte tea ms Georgia opened w1th an Loga.n 20 Me1g s 8 The Marauders defeated the B•g Bl ue las t unimpressive 7-7 tie agatnst wet?k,but still d1d not show enough to overtake Ch tefta 1ns Pittsburgh, then beat Clemson, SVAC Kyger Creek. l .t Eastern 7 Tht s IS b•g game for Bobcats who 31-14, and North Carolina shou ld have revenge 1n mmd after the three stratght losses fo the State, 31-12. Eag,les Ea stern however, cannot be counted ou t of ra ce at th1 s " We never go mto a game po.nl ' . Hr.mnan 12 Hannan TraceO Wildcats w1n second v1ctor y over th1nkmg we don't have a SVAC Wildcat s chance to wm / ' said Georgia Symmes Val ley 14 Southwestern 12 A close game a ll the Coach Vmce Dooley. "But way North Gall1a 18 Southern 16 Upset spec1al of the week I' m . you've got to respect Alabaonly lollowmg my consc1ence ma's ab1hty and 1ts depth, OTHERS espee1ally that depth They JUSt Wahama 20 Alexander ld Miller 8 Trtrnble 0 ~ keep pounng people at you " George Washington 24 Pt Pleasant 6 Ohio Sl<lte , the No Iteam m Coal Grove n Fa1rland 20 the country , should have little South Pomt 28 Oak H1ll 6 Rock. Htll 16 Crum 12 trouble m stretchmg 1ts record Buffalo 16 Iron ton St Joe 12 to 3-0 et home agamst Chesa peake 32 P1keton 8 Washmgton State, but the way Portsmouth 20 Chdl1cothe 6 MINERS SAFETY APPROVED look around . You're welcom e• HAYMAN'S STORE en~ ' ' CLEVELA ND iU Pl ) - DeThe Browns have allowed 57 fense could tell the tale Sund ay pomts u1~hree games , the BenThe Meigs Seventh Grade conversiOn tor the other 2 whe n the Clevela nd Browns gals 51: Cleveland ha s allowed - football team behmd the Meigs pomts . meet the Cmcmnat1 B en ge~ ls 207 yards per game, only 64 runmng of Ra,ndy S1rnpson, Coach Ron Logail , whose h<: rc wi lh second place m the passmg, on the average, and romp ed past the Southern Marauders are now 1-1 Amencan Football Conference Cmcmnatl 283 The Bengals Seventh Graders, 28-0 Tuesday following a 24'12 loss at the Cent1a l Dl v l.slOh race a t stak e have been more susceptible to evemng. Simpson scored on hands of the Eastern Seventh Both teams .tre Z-1, " g~m1e passmg, allowmg 141 yards av- runs of 4~. 60 and ~0 yards and and E1ghth Graders last week , be lund pl1we1ful P1ttsbur gh, erage • took a screen pass from sa1d that the offense d1d a fme and !Joth a!'e com1 ng off vlcEach team h~s mtercepted Quarterback David Blake and JOb of blockmg Logan also toltes aU nb utab le tu ou t- fl\ e passes and sacked op- \\en! 50 yards for a fourth pra1sed the work of two umts of stand mg dcfer'lsJvc play pos mg quarterbacks mne touchdown . Simpson also ran defense that held the TorThe Browns sto ppe-d the New tunes And bo th a re a m one of the two converswns to n~does scoreless York Gta nts \\L UI eight flrst promising bl end of old an d new account for 26 of the The Marauders next game 1s downs and 123 offens1ve yards players ~esday at Chauncey-Dover. Cleveland's tackles are her- Marauders' pomts f01 a 12-10 victory while CmBoO Seehg scored on a cmnau beat San Diego 20-13, aided a s the best pair in Ule sat:.k.mg Ch .trgrr quarterback league and ends N1ck Roman and .Joe Jones are Improved John Umtas s1x times Giant<; Coach · Alex Webster w1th a year of expenence. Babc1ted the Browns' defens1ve Jch lS blendmg better w1th g_utand special teams as the fmest Side hnebacke•·s Charlie Hall tus d t•b h<Jd faced tlus seaso n and John GaHmgton Cornerbacks Clarence Scott Cmc1nna t1 Co::1ch P <-~ ul BrO\H uncle! stated tha t he was ' 'pl ed~ and Ben Dav1s, and safeties sed'' with h1s tcmn s show mg. Walt Sumner and Thom Dar' N1ck Skon ch, the Cleveland den , a re qmck and surehanded coach, aw~u ded 11 ga me.,balls and Scott m. partlcu)ar ts con· ~ Slriered excellent at stoppmg tohts ent1re defensive umt Bob Ba b1ch, obta mcd before lhe run The Bengals' front fou r the fma l p1 e-season game from San D•ego, made h•s f~rst start Royce Berry, M1ke Re1d. Ron Hours . 7a m.to5 JOp.m . OatlY aga mst the G1ants an effecti ve Carpenter and Sherman White 773 5583 .. . MMON. W VA . one, pa rti cip ating 1n mn e - are backed-up by lineback· 7 a m to 9 p m Fftday & Saturday l<lcklcs and JOimng With Walter ers AI Beauchamp , B1ll Bergey Johnson a nd Jerr;r Sherk to and Ron Pr.ttcha rd They are becommg a typical Paul Brown (.)t ovide a solid ImdtUe ' I m;:~de some mistakes," he team - one that can play agSaid , 'but mo1·e and mo1e I'm gressively Without makmg domg the t tght th ing mstmc- many errors llvely " LIKE TO SAVE MONEY' Come 1n and see us Come 1n and Black & Decker .' JIG SAW home paces today be[ore Defense the thing Oc cc'ls iOnal Cha1r Coffee Table Ch ild~ Cha1r, G1ft Items o r Used Dtnett e Set Glltf' Leg Table • #" Incorrectly Appeared in Wceh. t:ttd Forecast a LIKE A NEW L1v1ng Room Su•te, Bedroom Suitt;:> Mattr ess, CORRECTION , - . ~ lfl &•,tYt>I lt.•c•ls lht> Mets' pitch· pttt, ng st~lff, has r ~ CCI \c n •d frutll h1s .shoulder problems 1ng w1ll bt• (he deciding fac tor and '"II p1teh agamst tlw m lhc st't les ' 'Our pttcl) mg IS what It ( 'tnumwl l Hi-dS Snturtlit\' 111 (,w lt':::. down to," smd Seaver. t•ll' opmer of the Na I nn ~ I · ""'s. t Jon ) Matlack and Tug Lcagut chumpionshtp seriPs tMtGww ) ha ve been p1tchmg Bel ra s.;:ud h~ wouJd use fo ur great , and 1f I can get back mto :st~1run g p11l'hcrs l.lga~nst the HNis 1f the S('f tes goes mQre t11 e groove, then our chances than tlu·ee g-ames Matlack Will .are certa mly excellent " 'lhe Mets also have bolstered p1lrh U1c second ga me m ( tncftlnHli Sunday , Je rr y then team for the playoffs by Koosman w1H hurl the home addm g roo ki e outfaelder oprne1 at Shea StadiU m George Theodore to the roster monday and Ge<:11 ge Stone will Theodore diSlocated h1s hip m a go Tuesday, 1f necessary H colhs1on w1lh cenlet fielder Don the! e fs ftfth gam e .ScaVCI Hahn on July 7 and was on lhe ttisabled list until Sept 5. wtll pttch og~u n • diVI SIOII ~FOR ,, Tide faces Georgia • /Jy Col. Mole walk oul therl"' ~md llll'l('~ 56,000 peoplt.~ m tl1c M~mds screamin g. If you don't h~l\(• ~ om entum then , you'JI nC'vC"r have it •· Anderson suys nc t th ~J t~: ~m • has momentu m gotn~ tntu tJw playoffs " Right now, we start all over ag,am and 1t's 0....0/' Andt:r ';On send uThe team th at wtns the fir s t game Will havl~ tht; momentum.. " -NEW YORK I UP I) - Thmgs conltnue to break. nght fo1 lhc New YOI k M els Tom Seaver , the ace of th e ' lOOKING T1mes Sunclay Senl •nel • playo OPTOMETRISTS ~ ~~ ~~: 26 32 ' Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Dr. Milton Mason • ' Start, all _ o ver 66 g 1 ~~; ~~~~~fatch man or the Democratlc , " I don 't know how he ca n Nat10nal Committee at the explam a wtllful, mahcwus, time of lhe Watergate break-m premeditated document that and later a manager of George he put together, knowmg; 1t to S. McGovern's pres1dentlal be false," Jackson sa1d. " If campa1gn, and Joseph there IS a code of conduct left, Califano, former counsel to the 1t IS that 'Thou shalt not rear Democrats, ·were questioned fa lse w1tn.ess ' by the Watergate comm1tlee " What I deeply resent 1s that staff Wednesday mght as part of an mqmry by the staff's 1 have two small children who Republican members mto have asked questwns about 1t. They heard 11 on radio and TV Democratic "dirty tricks " Public testimony fr om because of the wide currency Democrats 1s likely to be heard thts case has gotten " next wee.k ~ Jackson was asked how he Can 't be Too Tough fell about Segretti's apology Jackson sa1d Segretll was for what Segreth called a "stupid" act- a Jetter on "engaged m filth, muck and shme," and added "As far as Mu."ikie stationery which acI'm concerned, the penalty cused Jackson and another can't be too tough, It's not Democratic hopeful of 1972, something to laugh off as a Sen Hubert H Humphrey, of Joke, either '' se~ ual mtsbehavwr parents, students, . sta!l and fa culty . Then at 8 P m. everyone will be treated to the Edmunds and Curley com~dy te(Jm and the Mac Frampton Ensemble On Sunday, Oct 7,coffeeand ~oughnuts will reserved m the college dmmg hall from 8 to 9 a.m. and an mspu-atwna1 b D T servtce will be given Y r. Va 1/ Pal~erh as~ocJat: pro essor o P '1osop Y an rehgton at RIO Grande College, m the dmmg ball at 10 am . 3- The DailySentnl<'l, Mlddleporl-I""Oiero). 0., U.:t. l , 197.1 t~'JlsUH,~ ~TATs * Segretti apology isn't enough •• •• • •• eXIStmg t~nployes to a higher pay level lo <TN le easily !•lied vacan cies at the l:x)ttom levels CONTRACTING - Hmng perR>nner on a contract basts ·to ctrcumvenl leg •slatlve approval Some such con • tracts ha vegoneforas muchas$18,000 9ver a s1x-month period L TEMPORARY HELP -:. Usmg •· I temporary he Ip to pe rform c 1et~ca work ihat • otherwise would occupy anoth er employe . Leg1slat10n was propose<! by Democrats thiS y~ar to estab'llsh a pool of temporary help and save $150,000 to $200,000 a year. Republicans complamed the proposal would merely add employes to the payroll to help w1th electiOn campaign work . One of the more mtr1gwng queshons arow;d the Statehouse durmg the last three years has been how Rhodes ran the governor's off1ce on a hanOful or employes, whiJe GJlhgan reqwres more than 30.· Old-guard Republicans say Rhodes was simpl y more effiCh!nt Democrats claun the GOP governor was s1mply usingmlrrors ; thatheactually hademployes m other depart.ments domg the work of the governor's offlce Leckrone, who served under both t confirms that Rhodes brought m personnel from the Highways Department and L1quor Control Department for special pr-ojects . " He did not have the mternal staff andrormerGov.JamesA.Rhodes, said vacancy figW'eS deep w1thm the1r clmatton to go first class when tourist ~~ ~~ the mcrease m state employes over the budgets , to be exposed only through would do, as detailed m the next article .::: ~ ~:. ~~ last decade was below the natwnal mtens1ve d1ggm g m th JS serte~. . ~~ ~=· average. Among the de vtcrs Lhey use, aclFourth or mne articles) '::: :~: x~-~···• ·~·::&::::::::::::::w-;:~::::::::"0:::~-:::::-.:::::=::::::::::::::.<:::::::~:::::::::::::::::::.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:=:·: :·:·:·:·: :·:·:·:·:·: :·: :·:·:·:·:·:=::;:;:::;:;:;:::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-:::::.:·:::::::::::::·::::::::::~::::::::;:;:::;:: WASHINGTON (UP!) sen. Henry M Jackson, a defeated candidate for !he " Democrauc presidential """ nomination in 1972 and a possible candidate m 1976, sa1d today he wasc"GI <>atisfred w1lh '" the apology of pohtJ ca l saboteur Donald H Segrett1, .... who Jackson satd "engaged m •• filth, muck and sllme " • Jackson's cnttclslrl' of the 32· •• year-<Jld baby-faced Los An•• geles lawyer was sharper than any addressed to Segrett1 ·•, durmg hiS appearance Wed• nes doy bdore the Senate • Watergate corrumttee, where • he sa1d he felt the "deepest .,'• regrets" his activities. He • sa1d theyfor"were wrong and ••• have no place in the Amimcan • political system .'' Four more political sabotage ~ agents were m hne for • c• 1 0 onA~:n~~~~!nceal their. employe and th~te•~~~:g~dd~~~~e~c~;~~e ~~•d;n. fi 6~~SNENTS :. r. .. H ' The Parents' Comtmttee is confident flrst annual J>arents' Week<' nd at Rto Grande College will be huge success • • I •' ' , .. ' • • , ." �i • ~ T~Dall~ Sc.>n1u• !.l\11ddkpurt-l\1mt·ro~ .n-.~h.· t • · 1cr,:t ' I Tht• Almauar , By t.:nitt·d PreSs luteniation31 Today Thursda), Oct.- l , the 277th day of 197:t with 88 to follow . The moon ts m 1ts fm;t ·quarter. The morning .!'itars are i\br::-r and Saturn. The e\·ening sklrs are Mer~ cury, Venus and Jupiter . Those born on this date are under the sign· of Libra . Rutherford lla\'es, the 19th . JS . pn•Si(lt>nl (,1{ thf' Umtt'<l SliH i•s, \\3s bnrn Oet ~- 18:!2. ·on thl!';; d<~) m h1stor) ·- In 1690. "\1orrnons m U1~1h renounced pol_ygam) - tlw pra c~ ticE> t1f ha\'ing mon:; than one wth• at'' timr. ln 1927, Al Jo.lson s t:uTf'd 1n " The · Jau Sml.(er,.. the flrbl full-length talking JUo\·ie .. In 1955, 66 persons were killed \~hen H United J\ir l.i11es plane hit Med1cinc Bow Peak in South~rn \Vyon1ing . -,&m_)hCI\n_ mon Indians 'given ·ky Ti!ht, rormer tl' a c her of ~a~· 3ho Jndwn :\lp:;s B1..· c hildn.?n· in New Mexi co, presented a pro~-:ram on fheir history . culture, craftS and behds at tht" Tuesd<l} ni-ght nw('ltn~ of the United GirI Scout . I ·~~~~~~~~~~l'l;~~~~;",~,"~~ ,;,~;~~ ;:~ Dary is to blend the <·ultures ..r 111 lhe :..d1ooh. On disphv W'lS <_~ . both . ;~ .., \ ' "l'lntl ........ :·:· of :::: 1:.; by the Illlhans, along w1th books <-HU.I 1paJ.{azwes, haiJ(J~ ~ '. -_ • • ~f;~ :.·. · ~~~ made pottcrl', and a large · photograph of Sitting Bull. A First fuli meeting of the Big Bend Neighborhood has been set recording bf Indi an mus\c was for Oct. 17 at 1 p.m . at the Heath -United Methodist Church playcO . basement. Leaders. assistant leaders, parents and others inA dicllogue on the. program terested in promoting gjrl scoutingjn Meigs County are invited to BLUE & BROWN SUEDE $ 99 o- •• • ,~. aen art !!."':· ••': •:-: heritaQe house ' Your THOM MeAN Store MIDDLI'iPOI<T, 0. 1\.lcthlldJst Women of the En· terprise Cliun:h. • ~icfe of Mrs. Claude Husted. M1ss Tate ca me attired in ~' a\·ah o costume.complete with lnd'ian jewelry-and hair styling theme wi:ts presented by Mrs. attend the meeting. · POMEROY .216 E. Second which had been fashioned in a Arthur ~dns and Mrs. DOn Mrs. Isabelle Foster , Athens, the new district 8dvisor for the bun and adorned with squash Humtel. Miss Tate, Mrs. Jamfs· Four Rivers Girl Scout Cpuncil will be present to discuss blossoms . . r Will, Mrs . Will iam Ft'ecker and . ··r.ecruitment of leaders and scout.s and w~ys of enlarging the Her presentation followed a Mrs. Husted gave a • · over~ it ~cout program. resume of Indian history by "'l:he Great Spirit Spe~ks". SALISBURY JUNIOR TROOP 100 • Mrs. Husted whose pfogram Scrlpture and group singing • A ride on the Hock.ing VaHey Scenic Railway has been topic was "Communion of the " This is My F"ther's World " schL'lluled Oct. 20 and final plans for the outing were made at • Gn?at Spirit." were included. Tuesday ni ght's meeting or the troop witll their leaders, Mrs. • •• Miss Tate described the life Guests at the meeting held at Mary Dorst and Mrs. Nancy Morris. style of the Navaho, the largest the h om~ of Mrs. F'recker, Pine The girls are collecting bottle caps and money also received American Indian tribe, and Grove, were women of the from redemption of the caps by Royal Crown Bottling Co. will be told of their reservation ih h ot Alfred Church, Mrs.· Clarence used to purchase Oower bulbs to be planted in the planting area dry Arizona and New Mexico, Henderson, Mrs. Ernest a t the Salisbury Elementary School : · where ·farming is impossible Taylor, Mrs. Clara Foil rod , A Halloween party was set for Oct. 26 at 7 p.m. at the home of and the Jrrdians raise sheep and Mrs-. LJ!e ·Henderson, Mrs. Mrs. Dorst. All of the sCouts are to attend in urliform. . , make pottery, jewelry, bead Charles Woode, Mrs . . Nina Two birthday cards were signed for patienl.s at the Syracuse .and leather iterhs. She noted Robinson and Mr . . and Mrs. Nursing Home. · Herbert Parker. Carol Morris played several .$electiops on .the piano for her that crafts are sold at .the During the business session musician's badge, and Regi na Dorst completed her c_SletlOO's tradi ng posts .• wi th tourists paying about tWice 'is much for conducted by Mr·s. Ol:lle Dl:lvis, badge by dlsp.l~ying her perfume bottle collection. On Sept. 18lhe girls of the troop conducted the flag ceremonf · lhe items -1s the Indians a report was given on the ,. receive . se rvi ce of ce iebr a ti on in at the PTA meeting. They also took a hike to look and learn 3bolit "TT4f CIIATOI Of II!ASONAIU! DoliiO'The speaker told of the Marietta Sepl. · 16. Several wildflowers and trees. schools operated by the Bureau 1nembers of the local church At Tuesday highl's meeting, Kathy Quivey served refresh- · PHONE 992-5759 of India n Affairs wh ere no attended . The. lhen:te song of rnents and games were played . 271• ,,N. s.-d »-... J . MIDDLEPORT JUNIOR TROOP 39 India n lor e , customs or United Meth odist Women Mlddlopoft. Ohio First rh.eeting of Junior Troop 39 waS Monday at the Heath language a re ta ugh t. Tribes, le.;wned at the meeting was she said, also have "sc h oo~s taught to' the grou p. . United Melhodisi Church. Mrs. Herbert Dixon note(! A bike and wiener roost planned for the first meeting was where they teach their own language as well as English. tha t the second printing of the cancell~d due to the·rain,.although the refreshments were se'rved A lesson in N::tvaho language cookbooks has · bf!f'n received at the church. • Cathy Blaettnar and Jennifer Wi6e, cadettes, led the girls in ' wa::i g1ven Uy Miss Tate who fr om the publisher and is now for sale . Proceeds \v iU go into group singing and plans were made fora Halloween party at the l<lught the group to say hello, yes,. no, and several phrases. the general fund of the church. church Oct.' 22. The next meeting wilJ be Monday· night after She passed at:ound . seve1·al Members were ' rerilinded to school at the church. Village Pharmacy continues to provide Mrs. Roscoe Wise is leader of the trOop, with Mrs. Ruth beginn ing readel's which had take their persona l thank of~ complete and accurate records of your • been used in th ~ school where ferin gs to th e Nove mber Spencer serving as the assistant leader. Atter.ding were Connie pense on prescription medicine as we have the mee ting . Mrs.. Evans had the Bailey ~ Ruth Ann Blake, Cathy Blake, Lydia JohMon, Robin she taught. pa st live years, KitChen, Angie Payne,"Barbara Thomas, Cindy weaver, Pam Talkin g on Indian beliefs, the closing pray€r. ~efrcshmenls were served Crooks, Melissa Spencer; Tammy Ferguson, Barbara Haley, teacher said that 1 to the Indian , HMother Earth" is very im- by the hostess assisted by her Jay ne Hoeflich, Vicki Boyles, Helen Slack, Sheila Powell, Tara portant i:lS i::; all nature . She daughter~in-law, Mrs. Charles Bacon and Mrs. Bob Hoeflich who aa;ss:i~st:e:d~in~s=e~r~ vi:n:g~th:e~r:e:fr:e:s~h-;.::::::::::::::::::::::~ spoke of how upsetting strip- F'recker. ments. I ping .of the Black Mesa had Attending th e meetin g " ARNINGS INCREASED ' ' PARK RESERVED . been to the Indians . besides th ose named ,.;•ere Mrs. LOS . ANGELES (U PI ) . Speaking of the co nflict John Smith, Mrs. Philip Smith, SATURDAY - OCTOBI'iR- 6th Holland's Toni Okker, winner between the white man and the Mrs. Char les Warth ,. Am y of th e recent Tam Inred mam, Miss Tate said that it Lynn .w~rth , Mrs. _Ed . Bow~n , · ternational Open at Chicago, · UNTIL 5 PM is her opini on th<it the solutiqil • Beck; Will and Mrs. Carl DLII .. · has increased his eamings for ROBINSON'S CLEANERS Mass. . MIDDLEPORT Chamber of Commerce meeting, 7:30p.m. at social room of Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. POMEROY CUB Sco~t Pack 249 observing school night for cub scouting, 7:30 at Pomeroy Elementary School. Boys of Pomeroy area, eight through 10 and their parents invited. FRIDAY NIGHTLY REVIVAL ser. vices at Syracuse Church of the Nazarene, 7:30 p.m. with the ·Rev. 0. G. Mcl{jnney speaking. Public i\>Viled. I , SATURDAY • . . ' HYMN: SING, 7:30 p.m. at Freedom Gospel Mission, Bald Knob. Public invited . ..... '(\ ~ 'i · · BIKE-A-THON beginninli' 9 a.m. for the benefit Of the[ Meigs County Unl~ Of the · American Cancer Society. The bicycles· wiU leave the Middleport Park, Mill St., and continue t9 Fort Meigs at Royal Acres Park. Anyone wishing to do so may ride in the ca 'em · Center PT'A m· eets i i Jt I {t the fifth tenn is player this year to go over the $100,000 mark. Stan Smith cOntinues to lead the list \vith $176,375, according to the Association of Tennis Professionals, followed by Ilie Nas tasc ($112,650 ) , Arthur . Ashe .(. $104,675 ), Jimmy Connors ($101,450) and Okker. SALEM CENTER ~. Ob- due to the Southeastern Ohio se t·van ce of Arryerica n Teachefs :vteeting. The one·half mill bond issue . Education Week, Oct. 22-26, was planned at the Monday to ra1se pa1·tial funds for · nigh t mt::!e ting of the Salem t constru c tio n of: a sc hool Center PTA. building fo r retarded children Mrs . Matvin Wilson spoke on and adu lts was endorsed by the the observance of the week PTA . There to speak on the In 1957, Russia launched the noting that Wednesday, Oct. 24 . bond issue was Mrs. Jeanette .first man ~nia de space satellite, has bee·n set for visitation. day, ·Thomas. adininistrator of the ca11ed "Sputnik." although parents are welcome Meigs Community School. who Use Our Christmas · to carrie any time that week. Was introd.uce d by Mrs. · Lay Away Plan- 90 Day s to Pav Refre,>hmenl.s for that day will · Walla ce Felty, president. be ser·ved by the PTA. .H was reported that the new Mrs. Wilson also noted that Playg r ound eq uipmen t ha s Court St. · Pome'roy there will be no school Oct. 26 arrived and several qf the.men volunteered to meet at a later • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • date to install it. . The Meigs County Coun cil of Pare.nts a·nd · Teac hers' DVN'T WAJT! ·meeting tonigh~ at the Letart . Ebersbach Has ... Falls Elemen\<JI'Y School was BUY NOW! annolll1ced along with the next one, Nov. 1 at Middlepo1·t. Mrs. Fetty introduced the officers of the PTA along with the delegates and alternates who will represent the unit at Approved by !". the Coun'ty Council m~etings , ·American Gu Mrs. Paul Graves read ·a Associaticm for &1$1 with naturar, thank.you note from Mrs. Anna manufactured, I Turner's fifth grade for money L.P.o•nd they receive'ft as an attendance ' ntlxtd pses. award at the September · •I meeting. PiCtures·for the room were purchased. The class also FIVE SIZES OF won the banner Monday night · Custom ~eluu with . :>1 pet. of the parbnt.s Radiant Circulators. attending. Priced as low as ' Speaking at the meeting was ' Robert Snowden, a' cand idt'l.te ' . ~f~r the Meigs Local School Di"Strict Board of Education. ' ' He was introduced by Mrs. Russell Whitley ~ . program • · chairperson, who · a l s~ presented . the fifth an<'. sixth gr3der.s nf Mrs.· Turner and Mrs. Wilson in a patriotic medley. · Mrs. Olive Page narrated the prese ntation with the 19 children singing ·:My Country · 'Tis qf The~", . ' 'America", "Batde Hymn of the H~re is a great new advance in winter 'TCP·O·MATIC' Control, Hepu_blic", "This Land is Your TOP·O·MATIC CONTROLS, located home comfort-WARM MORNING's ·ex· Land" and "The Star Spangled . at rear and TOP of. hei!ter ·art clusi~e "Carpet of Comfort" heat .fiDw for Banner". }:hey also led in the .uty to re ach and easy U» ut .-.• warm floor heating. The powertul, quiet · ~uov1de ~o u wtth fully automatic pledge to the Hag. or sem1·automat tCoperation of the running blower draws heated air down Mrs. Carol Pierce, Jr., gave "Carpet of Comlort" blower system. between the front and rear sections of devotions using scripture from the heat chamber.and pushes it ouutong lto..,tffyf New "PI~ture .Go II. . 18 and prayejj/ The ' 'rome• Styling 'the cabinet front-spreading a wide cartreasurer's new bala~ was $els a new high for ~auty.. Each pet of warmth over your floors • . ' WARM MORNING ga~ heater il $525.2!. · h ~e an attroctive piece of turnl• The "Carpet of Comfort'' .blow.r system ., Refreshments were, ser~ed. lure that wil l tmDrO'te the appuris completely automati(: "'turn ing on anc e or any room. · when the heat slarts flow ing, turning off ' LOW ORIGINA~ C0$1when the heat stops flowing. A selector P "O MEROY BOWLING . LOW OPIIA TING COST . LANES ..:... • switch gives you the choice Of fast, meWARM MORN ING's tconomlcat MORN! NG 'G LORI'E S dium .or slow speeds; By simply· turning prtce and fue l ~avtn jper1ormance· Sept . 25 , 19'13 assure you low oni tnal cost and team the blower control . from automatic to Point s • low. operat ing. cost. Never before . Exc elsior Oi l Co . 20 manu•!, you can 0perate the blower sy•· . so muttl ViSIIJ t in a &aS- home ' Spencer's Market 18 tem IQr .summertime air circula t ion. N ewell SUnoc o . t1eater•.. 17 • f&!'mf&l'll~fl \GAS HEATERS ' • • • •• . has job openings for pennanelit employment in the following stills: . . . . ~. • •• • .. . • . • ' •• • . . I G&J Auto Part s SEf THESE GREAT NEW HEATERS SOON ••• TERMS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET . G ibbs Groc~;~ry Po cklin gton torts! . H igh I nd i vidual Game Donna t<oehler· 169, Thel nia Osborne 166 . Hi~h SeriES Thel·m·a .EBERSBACH HARDWARE . !fO W. MAIN . POMEROY 992·2811 ~ -· • • .' .\ ' ... Osborne .u a, M . Wilson and M . Fo llrod 423.. , Spen . Team Hi9h Game cer·s Marke t 73-1 Team High Series Spen . cer 's MarK e t 2123 . •'•• •'., ' I' ''I 0 Battery Earphone Included I CLOCK RADIO No. 3450 . $44.00 Value $16.95 Value $]9.95 Value SCHICK Soundesign Cassette .Retorder · HOT LATHER Avtomalic recording level · Battery or electric · . adapter included MACHINE Connn+o+e With earphones carr.ying case, microphones, ' !' Regul'ar $19.95 $4S.oo Value $11 77 :.'I ,.,•''. Reg. $17.98 I' ''•' $15 99 •' WINDEX N.ECKLACE CHAIN .WINDOW RADIO CLEANER LESTOI Cleaner IS oz. Aerosol. 28 oz " ·nc S9c Value THEGAMEIN ,COMFOR :.•' RENUZIT . DRANO ·- . . 12 oz . Granules Solid Air Freshener CUSHION 79c Value Black Crush Brown Crush . Claret Spanis~ Crush Marguerite's. . . SHOES . " ' · Betty Ohlinger " 102 E. Main POME~OY '· •• ' Value ' ·.Stadium/Utilitj < :' SOUNDESIGN Suntieam Mist Stick . Cu~er /Styler ... .' ....• :1 ' An Equal OpportunitJ EmploJer / . "' •.. - AM/FM DIGITAL Buitin Choice of Colors Regular $8 .50 • I ' SOUNDESIGN No. 40 VIP '' Post O'fti~::~ Bo:~~; 368, New ~"'e-n, WHt Virt"JII 212• · , Teteptu~:ne : INI CQde 30tA82.- 311 1 \ ·NORELCO TRIPLEHEADER RAZOR oI • •' •' PHILIP SPOAN f>I,.·ANT ' I Slidy Role Tu6ing · ., . OPERATING "' No. 2208 '' .. \2 SOUNDESIGN AM/FM POCKET RADIO Operates on 9 Volt battery ' -·' 17 • • • . ' .••' ••·' . •• ' We Wiii.T~n Unskilled Applican1s. .. These jObs provide excellent wages and a benefits program ·which includes _life insurance, medical insura~ce. disability ·insurance, sick ·leave, vacatianst halidaJs. and 'retirement. · .· . · · ' ..· . · . · · Although .a strike is in 'progress, thuompany continues to • • the plant · APPLICANTS MAY' CALL· 675-291~3 TO . • ' • . SHAMPOO $2.45 Value Lolion or Tube If you have an eye for value, here's a shoe . you have to see •• •' •' • '··• Boat o~rator ueense $2 .49 Value $1.99 Value $1.13 Va<lue Value SHOULDERS 9 oz, $11 .83 Super Size .'HEAD & l, ' Operators ./ GLEEM TOOTHPASTE SO FREE I NATURALIZfR. • . . ARRANGE Arf·INTERVIEW. · Anti · Perspirant l lOOwith I • ' . M-500 t . I · 9:00 to 5:00 Weekda). Phone 67>-5542 446-9612 992-7>25 . . LISTERINE Quarts ARRID ATI'END CONFERENCE Martha: ve·nnari , Harold Sauer ~ ·Bod John Redovian, counselo•s a.t Meigs Meig ;I School, were tliree of over 1000 participants in the 21st All Ohio · Guidance C~nferenee in Colwnbu; Sept 27-28 on the theme, "Signs of the 70s". New Haven, W.Va. Clerical Warehousemen · Welders ·Machinists Electricians Mechanics Lab Technicians lnstrumem Repainnen · Crane Operatols.r"' ~J . •.Bulldozer Laborers , ~~ ~ro.; a•VI .. -. Optilets-1 · Losses of cl9thing values at several hundred dollars were reporled in a breaking and entering last weekend at Modern Supply, W. Main St., Pomeroy. Marvin Glasgo, owner, said Wednesday that till! robbery occw-red sometimes between 9:30 p. ni. Friday ·and 8 a . m. · Saturday, E.n trance was gained by breaking out a window glass \n the office of the bookkeeper at !be rear of the building. As far as .can be · determined, Glasgo said, articles stolen were all wearing apparel including Western leather" jackel.s, boots, bell.s and hats. An inventory is now being taken to de.termine the full loss. Sunday. Ol:tober 7th , will be the la st day of 1973 Season . SPECIAL REDUCED RATE S on ride ticket s, or you may PAY ONE PRICE, SJ.OO per person , and enjoy unlimited rides for. the full day. Park Wi ll. be open 11 :00 a.m . until 10 : 00 p.m. . We servlc~ all makes and m~els of Kirby S!i-etpen. Full · time service man. Ot1e day servJce. in night entry -------- --------------------· fhilip .Sporn ~ Plant P<iiNT PLEASANT WVa · <:;l()thing taken Goessler's Jewelry Store I KIRBY CENTER 701 VIAND STREET SUNDAY HOMECOMING at Hemlock Grove Christian Church . Basket dinner, noon; afternoon service at 2. Spedal singers, public !nvited·. ,, BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS LOCAL UNION No. 385 PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Central Operatjng Company's REVSON INVITED ~ew York Coliseum's Greater NEW YO(lK !UP I l - Peter New York Autwnobile show on , Revson, one or the world's top Oct. 20. The show contiilues sports car drivers, ha~ been through Oct. 28. invited "to orfiria lly or>en the . HARRISONVILLE Lodge 411, F&AM, regular meeting 7:30 p.m. at hall. Refreshmenl.s following meeting . . . "FAMILY OUTING" Installation will be Dec. 8. The wa)'S and means commit tee reported. on the success of the rwnma ge and bake' sale last week , and announced another one for Saturday in the Stobart building, Mrs. Vebna Quillen reported on a visit with one of Racine Chapter's members , · Mrs _ Mattie Hayman Fenter, Tu'kon, Ariz. Reports of trustee, audit, and ~budget committees were read and approved . Several communi c:itions from Gl'ant Chapter were read, and a A1TEND Fl':STIVAL f'I.AN SALE SYRACUSE ~ Going lo A rwnmage and bake sale serv1ce•. bemg held at the Sugar C'fek t~ attend the will' be held Saturday ·at the Syracuse Church of th e Swiss Festival were Mr. and Stobart building next to the Nazarene nightly at 7:30, wi.ll Mrs. Sampson Hall, Janice Club . Res taurant in Racine by close w1th serv1ces Sunday , Lawson son David MiJdred the ways and meanf comeven.ing. _The Rev . 0 _ G_ Pierce ,' daughte; Tina , mittee of the Racine Chapter, McKJnney IS \h• gues~.speaker. Charlotte Nease, · dau ~ h tcr ·o·.F..S. All members are asked Sp~cial ~rv~ces will be held Diana, Mr. and Mrs. Dale lo help and to contribute items Fndaymormng at 10. The Rev. Teaford . children Carla Dale lor the sale. Mc~inney will .spea~k on th~ Jr., and Dennis. TheY also .. fulftUment or Bible prophecy. visited points of interest in New The public is cordially inyited Philadelphia . CORRECTION to attend . In · the article on lh~ French Art Colony dance classes which meeting of the Past Officers Club a! the home of Mrs . • A thought. for the day : appearfd in the Tuesday Maxine Wingett , Thursday ,'- Atheni.an writer Men~n~er said, Sentinel, the price should be Oct: 11, at 8 p.m., was an. " We hve. not as we wish, but $24 per couple instead of $24 each. nounced. as we can.'' event. ex- the year to $100,2;;0, becoming RA CINE - Mrs . .Lillian Weese...and Ralph Webb were elected worthy matron' and Chaworth Y pat ron of Raciile 1 I34, 0 ES at a meeting Per , Monday night. Other officers named lor 1974 were Mrs . Opal Diddle , associate matron ; Ben Philson, associate patron: Grella Simpson , secretary ; Mrs . Chlorus Grimm, treasurer: Mrs. Barbara Roush, conductress; Cathy W!"'9, associate conductress; and Mrs. Cora Webb, trustee. PLAN REVIVAL SY"!ACUS.~; ~ Hevival on the bond issue . for four Drug NHtli · 1 ME;IGS COUNTY Council of Parents and Teachers at 7:30 p.m. at the Letart Falls School. Mrs. Jeanette Thomas, administrator lor . the Meigs Community School,. will speak ~----------------~ .· ·c ·~ THuRSDAY . CATHOLIC Women's Club, 8 p.m. at ·the Sacred · Hearl Church, to be preceded by 7:15 J4annary 6·10 :§ .. lltllagr ·. ' The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 ., Oct. 4, 1973 ~.r~s~ciai<w.~l · oEs bas election c· J d . ~,',* •• 10 lb. Coin.Op ' CLEANING . •3.50 By .Charlene Hoeflich ]X: II :;:; . poem, JHE JEAN SHOE SIZE .Progr~ • ; • toward man . - Henry Ward ,t''''''''':,,,,.,.,.,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,.,.,.,,,.,,,,,,,,.,..,,,"·''''·'''''''':'''''''''"''''''~m~ Th o swre te-~t hie that a man Bee(: her , Ameneat1 ' cle rgy can live IS lh<H whi"h is keyed to tove tow a rd God and lov e man . . ' '..\ I. 'I .. Sk Value CHIC HAIR .STYLER Req. $10.00 r, �i • ~ T~Dall~ Sc.>n1u• !.l\11ddkpurt-l\1mt·ro~ .n-.~h.· t • · 1cr,:t ' I Tht• Almauar , By t.:nitt·d PreSs luteniation31 Today Thursda), Oct.- l , the 277th day of 197:t with 88 to follow . The moon ts m 1ts fm;t ·quarter. The morning .!'itars are i\br::-r and Saturn. The e\·ening sklrs are Mer~ cury, Venus and Jupiter . Those born on this date are under the sign· of Libra . Rutherford lla\'es, the 19th . JS . pn•Si(lt>nl (,1{ thf' Umtt'<l SliH i•s, \\3s bnrn Oet ~- 18:!2. ·on thl!';; d<~) m h1stor) ·- In 1690. "\1orrnons m U1~1h renounced pol_ygam) - tlw pra c~ ticE> t1f ha\'ing mon:; than one wth• at'' timr. ln 1927, Al Jo.lson s t:uTf'd 1n " The · Jau Sml.(er,.. the flrbl full-length talking JUo\·ie .. In 1955, 66 persons were killed \~hen H United J\ir l.i11es plane hit Med1cinc Bow Peak in South~rn \Vyon1ing . -,&m_)hCI\n_ mon Indians 'given ·ky Ti!ht, rormer tl' a c her of ~a~· 3ho Jndwn :\lp:;s B1..· c hildn.?n· in New Mexi co, presented a pro~-:ram on fheir history . culture, craftS and behds at tht" Tuesd<l} ni-ght nw('ltn~ of the United GirI Scout . I ·~~~~~~~~~~l'l;~~~~;",~,"~~ ,;,~;~~ ;:~ Dary is to blend the <·ultures ..r 111 lhe :..d1ooh. On disphv W'lS <_~ . both . ;~ .., \ ' "l'lntl ........ :·:· of :::: 1:.; by the Illlhans, along w1th books <-HU.I 1paJ.{azwes, haiJ(J~ ~ '. -_ • • ~f;~ :.·. · ~~~ made pottcrl', and a large · photograph of Sitting Bull. A First fuli meeting of the Big Bend Neighborhood has been set recording bf Indi an mus\c was for Oct. 17 at 1 p.m . at the Heath -United Methodist Church playcO . basement. Leaders. assistant leaders, parents and others inA dicllogue on the. program terested in promoting gjrl scoutingjn Meigs County are invited to BLUE & BROWN SUEDE $ 99 o- •• • ,~. aen art !!."':· ••': •:-: heritaQe house ' Your THOM MeAN Store MIDDLI'iPOI<T, 0. 1\.lcthlldJst Women of the En· terprise Cliun:h. • ~icfe of Mrs. Claude Husted. M1ss Tate ca me attired in ~' a\·ah o costume.complete with lnd'ian jewelry-and hair styling theme wi:ts presented by Mrs. attend the meeting. · POMEROY .216 E. Second which had been fashioned in a Arthur ~dns and Mrs. DOn Mrs. Isabelle Foster , Athens, the new district 8dvisor for the bun and adorned with squash Humtel. Miss Tate, Mrs. Jamfs· Four Rivers Girl Scout Cpuncil will be present to discuss blossoms . . r Will, Mrs . Will iam Ft'ecker and . ··r.ecruitment of leaders and scout.s and w~ys of enlarging the Her presentation followed a Mrs. Husted gave a • · over~ it ~cout program. resume of Indian history by "'l:he Great Spirit Spe~ks". SALISBURY JUNIOR TROOP 100 • Mrs. Husted whose pfogram Scrlpture and group singing • A ride on the Hock.ing VaHey Scenic Railway has been topic was "Communion of the " This is My F"ther's World " schL'lluled Oct. 20 and final plans for the outing were made at • Gn?at Spirit." were included. Tuesday ni ght's meeting or the troop witll their leaders, Mrs. • •• Miss Tate described the life Guests at the meeting held at Mary Dorst and Mrs. Nancy Morris. style of the Navaho, the largest the h om~ of Mrs. F'recker, Pine The girls are collecting bottle caps and money also received American Indian tribe, and Grove, were women of the from redemption of the caps by Royal Crown Bottling Co. will be told of their reservation ih h ot Alfred Church, Mrs.· Clarence used to purchase Oower bulbs to be planted in the planting area dry Arizona and New Mexico, Henderson, Mrs. Ernest a t the Salisbury Elementary School : · where ·farming is impossible Taylor, Mrs. Clara Foil rod , A Halloween party was set for Oct. 26 at 7 p.m. at the home of and the Jrrdians raise sheep and Mrs-. LJ!e ·Henderson, Mrs. Mrs. Dorst. All of the sCouts are to attend in urliform. . , make pottery, jewelry, bead Charles Woode, Mrs . . Nina Two birthday cards were signed for patienl.s at the Syracuse .and leather iterhs. She noted Robinson and Mr . . and Mrs. Nursing Home. · Herbert Parker. Carol Morris played several .$electiops on .the piano for her that crafts are sold at .the During the business session musician's badge, and Regi na Dorst completed her c_SletlOO's tradi ng posts .• wi th tourists paying about tWice 'is much for conducted by Mr·s. Ol:lle Dl:lvis, badge by dlsp.l~ying her perfume bottle collection. On Sept. 18lhe girls of the troop conducted the flag ceremonf · lhe items -1s the Indians a report was given on the ,. receive . se rvi ce of ce iebr a ti on in at the PTA meeting. They also took a hike to look and learn 3bolit "TT4f CIIATOI Of II!ASONAIU! DoliiO'The speaker told of the Marietta Sepl. · 16. Several wildflowers and trees. schools operated by the Bureau 1nembers of the local church At Tuesday highl's meeting, Kathy Quivey served refresh- · PHONE 992-5759 of India n Affairs wh ere no attended . The. lhen:te song of rnents and games were played . 271• ,,N. s.-d »-... J . MIDDLEPORT JUNIOR TROOP 39 India n lor e , customs or United Meth odist Women Mlddlopoft. Ohio First rh.eeting of Junior Troop 39 waS Monday at the Heath language a re ta ugh t. Tribes, le.;wned at the meeting was she said, also have "sc h oo~s taught to' the grou p. . United Melhodisi Church. Mrs. Herbert Dixon note(! A bike and wiener roost planned for the first meeting was where they teach their own language as well as English. tha t the second printing of the cancell~d due to the·rain,.although the refreshments were se'rved A lesson in N::tvaho language cookbooks has · bf!f'n received at the church. • Cathy Blaettnar and Jennifer Wi6e, cadettes, led the girls in ' wa::i g1ven Uy Miss Tate who fr om the publisher and is now for sale . Proceeds \v iU go into group singing and plans were made fora Halloween party at the l<lught the group to say hello, yes,. no, and several phrases. the general fund of the church. church Oct.' 22. The next meeting wilJ be Monday· night after She passed at:ound . seve1·al Members were ' rerilinded to school at the church. Village Pharmacy continues to provide Mrs. Roscoe Wise is leader of the trOop, with Mrs. Ruth beginn ing readel's which had take their persona l thank of~ complete and accurate records of your • been used in th ~ school where ferin gs to th e Nove mber Spencer serving as the assistant leader. Atter.ding were Connie pense on prescription medicine as we have the mee ting . Mrs.. Evans had the Bailey ~ Ruth Ann Blake, Cathy Blake, Lydia JohMon, Robin she taught. pa st live years, KitChen, Angie Payne,"Barbara Thomas, Cindy weaver, Pam Talkin g on Indian beliefs, the closing pray€r. ~efrcshmenls were served Crooks, Melissa Spencer; Tammy Ferguson, Barbara Haley, teacher said that 1 to the Indian , HMother Earth" is very im- by the hostess assisted by her Jay ne Hoeflich, Vicki Boyles, Helen Slack, Sheila Powell, Tara portant i:lS i::; all nature . She daughter~in-law, Mrs. Charles Bacon and Mrs. Bob Hoeflich who aa;ss:i~st:e:d~in~s=e~r~ vi:n:g~th:e~r:e:fr:e:s~h-;.::::::::::::::::::::::~ spoke of how upsetting strip- F'recker. ments. I ping .of the Black Mesa had Attending th e meetin g " ARNINGS INCREASED ' ' PARK RESERVED . been to the Indians . besides th ose named ,.;•ere Mrs. LOS . ANGELES (U PI ) . Speaking of the co nflict John Smith, Mrs. Philip Smith, SATURDAY - OCTOBI'iR- 6th Holland's Toni Okker, winner between the white man and the Mrs. Char les Warth ,. Am y of th e recent Tam Inred mam, Miss Tate said that it Lynn .w~rth , Mrs. _Ed . Bow~n , · ternational Open at Chicago, · UNTIL 5 PM is her opini on th<it the solutiqil • Beck; Will and Mrs. Carl DLII .. · has increased his eamings for ROBINSON'S CLEANERS Mass. . MIDDLEPORT Chamber of Commerce meeting, 7:30p.m. at social room of Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. POMEROY CUB Sco~t Pack 249 observing school night for cub scouting, 7:30 at Pomeroy Elementary School. Boys of Pomeroy area, eight through 10 and their parents invited. FRIDAY NIGHTLY REVIVAL ser. vices at Syracuse Church of the Nazarene, 7:30 p.m. with the ·Rev. 0. G. Mcl{jnney speaking. Public i\>Viled. I , SATURDAY • . . ' HYMN: SING, 7:30 p.m. at Freedom Gospel Mission, Bald Knob. Public invited . ..... '(\ ~ 'i · · BIKE-A-THON beginninli' 9 a.m. for the benefit Of the[ Meigs County Unl~ Of the · American Cancer Society. The bicycles· wiU leave the Middleport Park, Mill St., and continue t9 Fort Meigs at Royal Acres Park. Anyone wishing to do so may ride in the ca 'em · Center PT'A m· eets i i Jt I {t the fifth tenn is player this year to go over the $100,000 mark. Stan Smith cOntinues to lead the list \vith $176,375, according to the Association of Tennis Professionals, followed by Ilie Nas tasc ($112,650 ) , Arthur . Ashe .(. $104,675 ), Jimmy Connors ($101,450) and Okker. SALEM CENTER ~. Ob- due to the Southeastern Ohio se t·van ce of Arryerica n Teachefs :vteeting. The one·half mill bond issue . Education Week, Oct. 22-26, was planned at the Monday to ra1se pa1·tial funds for · nigh t mt::!e ting of the Salem t constru c tio n of: a sc hool Center PTA. building fo r retarded children Mrs . Matvin Wilson spoke on and adu lts was endorsed by the the observance of the week PTA . There to speak on the In 1957, Russia launched the noting that Wednesday, Oct. 24 . bond issue was Mrs. Jeanette .first man ~nia de space satellite, has bee·n set for visitation. day, ·Thomas. adininistrator of the ca11ed "Sputnik." although parents are welcome Meigs Community School. who Use Our Christmas · to carrie any time that week. Was introd.uce d by Mrs. · Lay Away Plan- 90 Day s to Pav Refre,>hmenl.s for that day will · Walla ce Felty, president. be ser·ved by the PTA. .H was reported that the new Mrs. Wilson also noted that Playg r ound eq uipmen t ha s Court St. · Pome'roy there will be no school Oct. 26 arrived and several qf the.men volunteered to meet at a later • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • date to install it. . The Meigs County Coun cil of Pare.nts a·nd · Teac hers' DVN'T WAJT! ·meeting tonigh~ at the Letart . Ebersbach Has ... Falls Elemen\<JI'Y School was BUY NOW! annolll1ced along with the next one, Nov. 1 at Middlepo1·t. Mrs. Fetty introduced the officers of the PTA along with the delegates and alternates who will represent the unit at Approved by !". the Coun'ty Council m~etings , ·American Gu Mrs. Paul Graves read ·a Associaticm for &1$1 with naturar, thank.you note from Mrs. Anna manufactured, I Turner's fifth grade for money L.P.o•nd they receive'ft as an attendance ' ntlxtd pses. award at the September · •I meeting. PiCtures·for the room were purchased. The class also FIVE SIZES OF won the banner Monday night · Custom ~eluu with . :>1 pet. of the parbnt.s Radiant Circulators. attending. Priced as low as ' Speaking at the meeting was ' Robert Snowden, a' cand idt'l.te ' . ~f~r the Meigs Local School Di"Strict Board of Education. ' ' He was introduced by Mrs. Russell Whitley ~ . program • · chairperson, who · a l s~ presented . the fifth an<'. sixth gr3der.s nf Mrs.· Turner and Mrs. Wilson in a patriotic medley. · Mrs. Olive Page narrated the prese ntation with the 19 children singing ·:My Country · 'Tis qf The~", . ' 'America", "Batde Hymn of the H~re is a great new advance in winter 'TCP·O·MATIC' Control, Hepu_blic", "This Land is Your TOP·O·MATIC CONTROLS, located home comfort-WARM MORNING's ·ex· Land" and "The Star Spangled . at rear and TOP of. hei!ter ·art clusi~e "Carpet of Comfort" heat .fiDw for Banner". }:hey also led in the .uty to re ach and easy U» ut .-.• warm floor heating. The powertul, quiet · ~uov1de ~o u wtth fully automatic pledge to the Hag. or sem1·automat tCoperation of the running blower draws heated air down Mrs. Carol Pierce, Jr., gave "Carpet of Comlort" blower system. between the front and rear sections of devotions using scripture from the heat chamber.and pushes it ouutong lto..,tffyf New "PI~ture .Go II. . 18 and prayejj/ The ' 'rome• Styling 'the cabinet front-spreading a wide cartreasurer's new bala~ was $els a new high for ~auty.. Each pet of warmth over your floors • . ' WARM MORNING ga~ heater il $525.2!. · h ~e an attroctive piece of turnl• The "Carpet of Comfort'' .blow.r system ., Refreshments were, ser~ed. lure that wil l tmDrO'te the appuris completely automati(: "'turn ing on anc e or any room. · when the heat slarts flow ing, turning off ' LOW ORIGINA~ C0$1when the heat stops flowing. A selector P "O MEROY BOWLING . LOW OPIIA TING COST . LANES ..:... • switch gives you the choice Of fast, meWARM MORN ING's tconomlcat MORN! NG 'G LORI'E S dium .or slow speeds; By simply· turning prtce and fue l ~avtn jper1ormance· Sept . 25 , 19'13 assure you low oni tnal cost and team the blower control . from automatic to Point s • low. operat ing. cost. Never before . Exc elsior Oi l Co . 20 manu•!, you can 0perate the blower sy•· . so muttl ViSIIJ t in a &aS- home ' Spencer's Market 18 tem IQr .summertime air circula t ion. N ewell SUnoc o . t1eater•.. 17 • f&!'mf&l'll~fl \GAS HEATERS ' • • • •• . has job openings for pennanelit employment in the following stills: . . . . ~. • •• • .. . • . • ' •• • . . I G&J Auto Part s SEf THESE GREAT NEW HEATERS SOON ••• TERMS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET . G ibbs Groc~;~ry Po cklin gton torts! . H igh I nd i vidual Game Donna t<oehler· 169, Thel nia Osborne 166 . Hi~h SeriES Thel·m·a .EBERSBACH HARDWARE . !fO W. MAIN . POMEROY 992·2811 ~ -· • • .' .\ ' ... Osborne .u a, M . Wilson and M . Fo llrod 423.. , Spen . Team Hi9h Game cer·s Marke t 73-1 Team High Series Spen . cer 's MarK e t 2123 . •'•• •'., ' I' ''I 0 Battery Earphone Included I CLOCK RADIO No. 3450 . $44.00 Value $16.95 Value $]9.95 Value SCHICK Soundesign Cassette .Retorder · HOT LATHER Avtomalic recording level · Battery or electric · . adapter included MACHINE Connn+o+e With earphones carr.ying case, microphones, ' !' Regul'ar $19.95 $4S.oo Value $11 77 :.'I ,.,•''. Reg. $17.98 I' ''•' $15 99 •' WINDEX N.ECKLACE CHAIN .WINDOW RADIO CLEANER LESTOI Cleaner IS oz. Aerosol. 28 oz " ·nc S9c Value THEGAMEIN ,COMFOR :.•' RENUZIT . DRANO ·- . . 12 oz . Granules Solid Air Freshener CUSHION 79c Value Black Crush Brown Crush . Claret Spanis~ Crush Marguerite's. . . SHOES . " ' · Betty Ohlinger " 102 E. Main POME~OY '· •• ' Value ' ·.Stadium/Utilitj < :' SOUNDESIGN Suntieam Mist Stick . Cu~er /Styler ... .' ....• :1 ' An Equal OpportunitJ EmploJer / . "' •.. - AM/FM DIGITAL Buitin Choice of Colors Regular $8 .50 • I ' SOUNDESIGN No. 40 VIP '' Post O'fti~::~ Bo:~~; 368, New ~"'e-n, WHt Virt"JII 212• · , Teteptu~:ne : INI CQde 30tA82.- 311 1 \ ·NORELCO TRIPLEHEADER RAZOR oI • •' •' PHILIP SPOAN f>I,.·ANT ' I Slidy Role Tu6ing · ., . OPERATING "' No. 2208 '' .. \2 SOUNDESIGN AM/FM POCKET RADIO Operates on 9 Volt battery ' -·' 17 • • • . ' .••' ••·' . •• ' We Wiii.T~n Unskilled Applican1s. .. These jObs provide excellent wages and a benefits program ·which includes _life insurance, medical insura~ce. disability ·insurance, sick ·leave, vacatianst halidaJs. and 'retirement. · .· . · · ' ..· . · . · · Although .a strike is in 'progress, thuompany continues to • • the plant · APPLICANTS MAY' CALL· 675-291~3 TO . • ' • . SHAMPOO $2.45 Value Lolion or Tube If you have an eye for value, here's a shoe . you have to see •• •' •' • '··• Boat o~rator ueense $2 .49 Value $1.99 Value $1.13 Va<lue Value SHOULDERS 9 oz, $11 .83 Super Size .'HEAD & l, ' Operators ./ GLEEM TOOTHPASTE SO FREE I NATURALIZfR. • . . ARRANGE Arf·INTERVIEW. · Anti · Perspirant l lOOwith I • ' . M-500 t . I · 9:00 to 5:00 Weekda). Phone 67>-5542 446-9612 992-7>25 . . LISTERINE Quarts ARRID ATI'END CONFERENCE Martha: ve·nnari , Harold Sauer ~ ·Bod John Redovian, counselo•s a.t Meigs Meig ;I School, were tliree of over 1000 participants in the 21st All Ohio · Guidance C~nferenee in Colwnbu; Sept 27-28 on the theme, "Signs of the 70s". New Haven, W.Va. Clerical Warehousemen · Welders ·Machinists Electricians Mechanics Lab Technicians lnstrumem Repainnen · Crane Operatols.r"' ~J . •.Bulldozer Laborers , ~~ ~ro.; a•VI .. -. Optilets-1 · Losses of cl9thing values at several hundred dollars were reporled in a breaking and entering last weekend at Modern Supply, W. Main St., Pomeroy. Marvin Glasgo, owner, said Wednesday that till! robbery occw-red sometimes between 9:30 p. ni. Friday ·and 8 a . m. · Saturday, E.n trance was gained by breaking out a window glass \n the office of the bookkeeper at !be rear of the building. As far as .can be · determined, Glasgo said, articles stolen were all wearing apparel including Western leather" jackel.s, boots, bell.s and hats. An inventory is now being taken to de.termine the full loss. Sunday. Ol:tober 7th , will be the la st day of 1973 Season . SPECIAL REDUCED RATE S on ride ticket s, or you may PAY ONE PRICE, SJ.OO per person , and enjoy unlimited rides for. the full day. Park Wi ll. be open 11 :00 a.m . until 10 : 00 p.m. . We servlc~ all makes and m~els of Kirby S!i-etpen. Full · time service man. Ot1e day servJce. in night entry -------- --------------------· fhilip .Sporn ~ Plant P<iiNT PLEASANT WVa · <:;l()thing taken Goessler's Jewelry Store I KIRBY CENTER 701 VIAND STREET SUNDAY HOMECOMING at Hemlock Grove Christian Church . Basket dinner, noon; afternoon service at 2. Spedal singers, public !nvited·. ,, BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS LOCAL UNION No. 385 PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Central Operatjng Company's REVSON INVITED ~ew York Coliseum's Greater NEW YO(lK !UP I l - Peter New York Autwnobile show on , Revson, one or the world's top Oct. 20. The show contiilues sports car drivers, ha~ been through Oct. 28. invited "to orfiria lly or>en the . HARRISONVILLE Lodge 411, F&AM, regular meeting 7:30 p.m. at hall. Refreshmenl.s following meeting . . . "FAMILY OUTING" Installation will be Dec. 8. The wa)'S and means commit tee reported. on the success of the rwnma ge and bake' sale last week , and announced another one for Saturday in the Stobart building, Mrs. Vebna Quillen reported on a visit with one of Racine Chapter's members , · Mrs _ Mattie Hayman Fenter, Tu'kon, Ariz. Reports of trustee, audit, and ~budget committees were read and approved . Several communi c:itions from Gl'ant Chapter were read, and a A1TEND Fl':STIVAL f'I.AN SALE SYRACUSE ~ Going lo A rwnmage and bake sale serv1ce•. bemg held at the Sugar C'fek t~ attend the will' be held Saturday ·at the Syracuse Church of th e Swiss Festival were Mr. and Stobart building next to the Nazarene nightly at 7:30, wi.ll Mrs. Sampson Hall, Janice Club . Res taurant in Racine by close w1th serv1ces Sunday , Lawson son David MiJdred the ways and meanf comeven.ing. _The Rev . 0 _ G_ Pierce ,' daughte; Tina , mittee of the Racine Chapter, McKJnney IS \h• gues~.speaker. Charlotte Nease, · dau ~ h tcr ·o·.F..S. All members are asked Sp~cial ~rv~ces will be held Diana, Mr. and Mrs. Dale lo help and to contribute items Fndaymormng at 10. The Rev. Teaford . children Carla Dale lor the sale. Mc~inney will .spea~k on th~ Jr., and Dennis. TheY also .. fulftUment or Bible prophecy. visited points of interest in New The public is cordially inyited Philadelphia . CORRECTION to attend . In · the article on lh~ French Art Colony dance classes which meeting of the Past Officers Club a! the home of Mrs . • A thought. for the day : appearfd in the Tuesday Maxine Wingett , Thursday ,'- Atheni.an writer Men~n~er said, Sentinel, the price should be Oct: 11, at 8 p.m., was an. " We hve. not as we wish, but $24 per couple instead of $24 each. nounced. as we can.'' event. ex- the year to $100,2;;0, becoming RA CINE - Mrs . .Lillian Weese...and Ralph Webb were elected worthy matron' and Chaworth Y pat ron of Raciile 1 I34, 0 ES at a meeting Per , Monday night. Other officers named lor 1974 were Mrs . Opal Diddle , associate matron ; Ben Philson, associate patron: Grella Simpson , secretary ; Mrs . Chlorus Grimm, treasurer: Mrs. Barbara Roush, conductress; Cathy W!"'9, associate conductress; and Mrs. Cora Webb, trustee. PLAN REVIVAL SY"!ACUS.~; ~ Hevival on the bond issue . for four Drug NHtli · 1 ME;IGS COUNTY Council of Parents and Teachers at 7:30 p.m. at the Letart Falls School. Mrs. Jeanette Thomas, administrator lor . the Meigs Community School,. will speak ~----------------~ .· ·c ·~ THuRSDAY . CATHOLIC Women's Club, 8 p.m. at ·the Sacred · Hearl Church, to be preceded by 7:15 J4annary 6·10 :§ .. lltllagr ·. ' The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 ., Oct. 4, 1973 ~.r~s~ciai<w.~l · oEs bas election c· J d . ~,',* •• 10 lb. Coin.Op ' CLEANING . •3.50 By .Charlene Hoeflich ]X: II :;:; . poem, JHE JEAN SHOE SIZE .Progr~ • ; • toward man . - Henry Ward ,t''''''''':,,,,.,.,.,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,.,.,.,,,.,,,,,,,,.,..,,,"·''''·'''''''':'''''''''"''''''~m~ Th o swre te-~t hie that a man Bee(: her , Ameneat1 ' cle rgy can live IS lh<H whi"h is keyed to tove tow a rd God and lov e man . . ' '..\ I. 'I .. Sk Value CHIC HAIR .STYLER Req. $10.00 r, �* • 7- The Da1ly Senllnel Mtdilleport Pomeroy 0 Ocl 4 1973 • G- The Dally Senltne ~hdilleporl 1'omero1 0 0< I 4 1913 Sentinel Cla~sifieds Help Wanted In MemO!) Preced rno her n death were her husband GuyS nger her and mother George and Lydra Deem several brothe-rs Luther Sherd e W II etm " Homer Wes ley Sherman and Rosco as Mrs Mary Freder ck a daughter Mrs Cl (Sus•e) B r ch aod ster step nton two grandc:h• ldren Surv1v ng are four daugllters Mrs W II am ( Gold•e J Krackomberger Keasley New Jersey Mrs Charles { Margaret l B sse II Mrs Opal Hollon Long Bo1tom Mr'!:. Dores (Mildred) Arnold Pomeroy a s1ster and Mrs Jan e H II Frankfort two brothers George and Pearl Deem Racine two step daughters Mrs Rasco (E va K meo) Hollon Chester Mrs Frank IMaryJ Hotter Rae ne a stepson Arthur S ng-er Toledo 53 grandch ldren sev\ral great grandch ldren and a hosl of other relat ves She was a l}lember ot the Sutton Methom'St Church She and her husband spent the r entire marned 1 fe on Eagle R 1dge rear ng the.r fam lies tnclvd1ng some of the grandch ldren also Hav ng moved to Chester her health not good her eyes ght fall ing her She was really a shut n Her close fr ends are gong to m ss the almost da ly chats they all en oyed by means of the telephone so very much She was a good ne1ghbor a lov.ng mother how sa dly she IS !'YHSSed by a kind lOll ng and devoted fam tv They were so very carefu l to see that every need was taken care of We spent our lime at her beds1de unt I the last moment wh ch was a few minutes before 12 o Cl ock. Tuesday evening W thou! a word of warn ng no wave of her hand not even a s gh she closed her eyes to awaken n another world Dart n'" Mo1her Mother "' Mother Even 1hough yo Ur stay was long We had planned 1o have you ho"!e w l th us aga n But those cher shed hopes are gone Now our thoughts go back 10 Chi ldhOOd When at home w th Mother and • OF QUALITY pl~ce All are scattered far and near Several years ago Dad eft us Now that Mother too s gone There are grandch ldren and great grandchi l dren Noth ng can those years erase But 1he home now s vacant Mother s voce we loved Is stl On the1r gra-tes the flow ers we P.lace there W1ll be watered w th our tears But Jesus tells us of a homeland Away up yonder n the sk es And he tells us f we lave him And material supply Hew t1 build for us a mans on When at last t s complete And our lov ng Sav1our calls us There w II bb no sad farewe l ls In that br ght celest al c ty Streets of go ld and gates of pearl And a crys1al fount an f lowmg From the gl tiering throne of Go ld And none ever th ere grows old 10 4 ltp Card of Thanks WE WISH to express our s n cere apprec atlon dur1ng the hospl1a!lzat on and death of our dear mother To all of those who showed their kindness through f l owers ca rds v1s tat on and prayers the staff of Veterans Memor al Hosp tal Or R dgway Ew1nj;l Funeral Home Rev 0 H Cart and the s ngers and pallbearers For the beaut tul flowers those who brought food and helped n any way Your thoughtful cons deration and k ndness w II never be forgotten f e fam il y of Iva S nger 10 4 ltp s1695 1970CHEVELLE MALIBU -t--OOor gold f n Sh spd'tless c lean .nter or V 8 eng ne automaft c power steenng rad o A honey of a buy 1910 PL'V MOUTH FURY II I S139S 4 door V 8 automat c power steer ng rad o good t res b lue f n sh -spotless nter or POM ~~~!v~~!~~ CO.I(ji.\ ~ POMEROY OHIO Card of Thanks THANK YOU to the nurses Dr Te lle Or R dgway and all those who sent flowers and c.a rds and v s ted me dvr ng my s tay at Veterans Memor at Hosp tal Larry E Spe n cer 10 4 ltc -.--~----- Notice YARD SALE Thursday and Fnday at W(!St Columba Ch ldren and adults cloth ng and household and m sc tel"ffS Fo llow s1gns at Kapps Grocery Store 10 4 2tc --....---,....---------YARD SA LE Sa turday Oc tober 6 Evelyn Young re s 1den ce n Rae ne Oh o turn l ure P ctu r es g lasswar e game tab e 160 Honda motorcy cle an t ques c loth ng 10 4 21.... YARD SALE Fr day and Saturday Lark1n s Stree t R ut la.n d Lad es dresses '25 cents baby clo th eS 10 cents and 15 cents mens c l oth ng 2 davenports we s t nghouse record players Lot of odds and ends 10 4 2tc --------------BAND at Jacks Club Fr day and Sa turday 10 4 2tc WILL not be respons ble for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself as of th s day Oct 1 or the 15th of Se ptember S gned Ralph E Brown ng 10 2 3tp -----------NO TRESPAS SING hUJlf ng or f str.ng on the C 6 Burr property V o lators w II be prose cu tect S gned Wayne (But ch ) W I son 10 2 6tc ----------YAR 0 SALE co rn er of Ash and Plum Middleport start ng at 9 a m Oct 5 1o 2 Jtc --- -------- V"A'Ro or Rummage Sale 789 Maple St re e t M dd te port Thursday and Fr day lO J 2tc X I GAMMA MU Soror ty s havmg Yard Sale and Rummage Sale at 2'15 Mulberry Street n Pomeroy Oc t 5 and 6 beg nn ng 9 a m n case of ran Oct 12 and 13 Rados TV water heater lounge chair and much more 10 J 2tc RUMMAGE Sale w II be held the Sacred Heart Chur r Pomeroy basement Or and 5 Thursday and Fr d u t II 3 925 WANTED PAPER CARRIER IN SYRACUSE The Daily Senpnel PHONE 992 2156 ' SWEEPER Repa r s Parts Suppl es D scount pr1ces on General merchand se t hru our ca talog department Phone 367 7736 Dav s vacuum Cleaner St or e 10 am 5 p m Add1son Oh10 9 23 30tc -KOSCOT ------ - -Kosme t cs & w Q.S Many spec als dur.ng the month of Oct Phone Helen Jane Brown 992 5113 10 2 tfc MISSING dog black brown and wh te beagle Cal l 949 4985 Henry Sa lser M ne rs v lie 10 3 3tp • Pets For Sale PARKVIEW Kennels Poodles 1 toy male and 1 female Phone 992 5441 7. 15 tfc Program Planner for Galli a Me1gs Commun1ty Act1on Agency QualificatiOn s Prev1ous expenence 1n developing State or Federal Program s Send resume to Box 686 Pom e roy Oh 1o 45769 Box 16 Gall•poll s -.Ohlo 45631 Salary Neqot•able • 1 Apphcat1ons must be m by Oct 18 1973 For Rent FURNISHED 1 bedroom apart ment adu ts only M d d eporl phone t92 3a74 10 '}He 12 NO 1 Copper 60c rad1at.ors JOe bra ss 20c batter es 90c clean drY G nseng roots $60 lb ye ll ow root $4 50 May app e 60c M A Hall Reed s v li e Phone 378 6249 9 23 tf c CORNER cupboards wall cupboards chests old guns any cond ton Also blue deco rated stoneware Wrtte P 0 Box 44 Mart nsburg Oh o 43935 or call 1 484 4440 after 7... p m a a 90tc WANTED for auct on household goods Toots most anyth ng of value W II buy or sell on comm ss on W II haul Call 99 2 3354 or 992 '1792 Hayman s 7 25 tfc OLD furn lure oak tab le s clocks ce boxes brass beds d she s or c omplete tlousehold s Wr te M 0 M 1 er R t 4 Pomeroy Oh o call 992 6271 5 3 tfc Help Wanted HURRY HURRY T me s runn ng out H r ng now unt I Oct 5 Earn $100 week for 3 n ght::. sell ng brand toys and g ffs no del ver ng no collec1mg For more n format on wr te to Rt 2 Box 23 Rae ne Oh o 45771 9 25 JOtc A -LOCALCOm pdny-~;as m med ate open ngs for the fol low ng post ons I Account ng Cle rk K nowledge and ex per enc;e n r os t accountmg or payroll ~e nt al Open ng s on the ow ng Sh fts B a m I II 4 4 p m t I I 12 m dn ght Oltll8a-m Off ce secr .. tar es Out es nc: vde typ ng d c tat on Ill ng Open ng on same Sh fts I sled abov~ 3 Personnel Ass stanf ReSP.ons ble for recru t ng and screen ng of employees Des re nterv ew ng or counsel ng e:oc.per ence Excellent salar es and fr nge benet t s Send br ef resume of work h sto ry and educat on Send al rep I es to Box 729 S 10 c ar e of The Da ly Se nt nel Pom ero y Oh1o 9 2 tfc LADY TO I ve n w thanother lady and do I ght housekeepmg comfortable home Ca l 949 2532 Box 37 Rae ne Oh o 10 2 6tc JOB OPPORTUNITIES SOCIAL SECURITY CONSUMER PROTECTION AND GREAT COUNTRY STEREO 92.1 FM WMPO Mtddleport Pomeroy 3 AN 0 d ROOM furn shed and unfurn shed · _Apar t ments Phone 992 5d3r · 4 12 tfc MOBILE home space Market .Syracuse cleaner A l cend ton uses paper bag!> has cordw nder and many at ta chments also shampooer attachment In cH.tded Only A ava !able -!1 $37 10 cash~ or terms ava 1 able Phone 992 2984 9 30 6tc Ca l l 9"'2 3525 9 18 tfc ROOMS by the week S18 up Me gs Inn Pomeroy 7 12 1fc --------PRIVATE mee t ng any organ1zat on 3975 --------- ---UPHOLSTER your own fur n ture 1/'J_e have all th e ~up pi es you w II need Upholster y Fab r. cs a very l arge se lec t on of nylons velvets Herculon v nyls - n cotton pr nts also remnan ts Foam for cush ton s and padd ng Burlap de n1ms cambr c loa m glue z ppers spr ngs and cl 1ps ch pboard s legs sew ng thread da;cron tacks webb ng welt cor d co lt on sw vel bases and all ot h er su pples you w II need N ew turn fu r e at low ow pr ces Pomeroy Recovery !S22 E Ma n 992 7554 8 31 30tc room for phone 992 3 11 tf c cAs H pad for all makes and models of mob le homes Phone ar ea code 614 423 9531 4 13 tfc 14 X 65 TRAILER 2 bedroom very good cond t o Phone 77J 5805 8 22 tt c ---.- A1r Cond1t10ners Awmngs Unde•'>mnmg Com pl e t e _ mob l e home serv 1ce plus g gant c d1 sp lay of mob1le horl'les always ava I able at MOBILE home 69 Regent 12 X 46 2 bedroom w II sell w thor w thou! turn lure Good cond ton Call 773 5689 or see Mart n Graham at Zuspan Street Mason West V rg n a 10 3 3tc BERRY MILLER Mob le Home Sales has a lo t to offer when you star t shopp 1ng for your Mob le Home You can beat the h gh deprec at on you II have on your home the f.rst two years by shopp ng for a ate model used Mob le Home Here are some every day low pnces 55 x 10 Detro fer w1th 3 Ex pandas $3 495 50 x 10 R chard son $2 69 5 60 x 12 Champ on Deluxe S4 495 50 x 10 R tz Craft $2 995 60 x 12 Champ on $4 495 60 x 12 PMC $4 995 52 x 12 Buddy Custom $4 295 44 x 12 Regent $3 795 60 x 12 Rembrandt 4 bedroom $3 995 60 x 12 New Moon $4 495 55 x 10 V ndale 3 bedroom $2 995 THESE are modestly late model homes and 1h e pr ces mclude your del very and complete set up So for an honest to goodness great dea l stop n today at Berry M1ller Mob1le Home Sa les 705 Farson Street Be l pre Oh o phone 423 9531 closed Sun days P S Due to the Road construct on on Farson Street please enter our lot bes de The Kentucky Fred Ch cken Restaurant on Wash ington Blvd 10 3 3tc -------~----- For Sale BRUSH HO GS 992 5858 4x5 ft phone __ __________7 15 tfc - 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Save Up to 40 Pet On Fuel Btlls MONOGRAM OIL HEATERS Srnar t decorator des gn walnut gra ned or r ch frultwood v 1n yJ clad cabtnets are handsomely h ghl ghted w1lh gold anod zed alum num to blend w th the f nest furn1shmgs A Srze For Every Home Pnces Start At S210 9 .. _ POMEROY Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone 992 2181 db!~ WHISPERING Ptnes N ghtclub have 2 30 n ghtclub 1 cense Route 7 Pomeroy Oh o 1o 3 6tc REGISTERED Polled Herefords l Bull 2 he fers 11 months Also bull and he fer calves I 0 McCoy Chester Oh o Phone 985 3944 10 3 6tc 197 3 FOR O Gran Tor no automat c Ps Pb AC rad al t res 16 000 m tes 52 800 Phone 742 3334 10 3 6tc --~---------- STARCRAFT Two 1973 tra1lers eft dealer cost 1974 Tra lers tn stock 1974 Camper s as low as 51 350 Buy where you get quality and serv ce CAMP CONLEY STARCRAFT SALES Rt 62 N of Pont Pleasant beh nd Red Carpet Inn Phone 304 675 5384 10 3 31c - Ttre Pnces II). the Area It's -L OTS - -----------of chrysanthemums for sa l e f1eld grown we only have one color - yellow 10 bunches for $5 We have some out tn full bloom some IUS1 budd ng Reynolds Flower Shop Mason W va Ca ll 773 5147 9 26 tfc Grocery and General Merchandise Owner rehrtng must sa ~nflce good gomg busmess Grocery and General Merchandtset Profit potential ts unhm1ted For mformatmn WRITE TO Box 163, Route 1 Portland, 0. 45770 GF<OCERY bus ness for sale Bulld1ng tor tsale or lease Phone 773 .:S61S from 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appo ntment HOtfc --------------- WOOD TRUSSES It Mu st Be Rtgtlt or we w1fl Make It Rtght H 1J JO Oatly 8 12..,at 1 Q H Rawhngs Sons B 1llcl ulg 997 1101 M1ddleport 0 892 291'7 ___ __________ _ 1966 FOR 0 h ton p ckup truck. ; w th 352 eny ne reel to reel tape recorder Votce ot Mus c car tape player and speakers s lver tone piggy back. ampl fer lS n spnker' and 2 channels and 4 inputs 2 15 n chrome reverse rlms ~or Ford and 2 15 n 8 n w de r ms for Ford Call 742 6181 10 S 21c 36 INCH Bottle gas stove 66 nch metal cabinet double smk 10 speed b ke like new Phone 985 3816 10 4 3tp --------------BARKLEY trol\lbone good 10 condrtton Phone 992 6780 Sale at reasonable j:)rrce 10 4 3tp 4 PIECE bedroom sulte cooch chrome breakfast set washer gas ran9e and 35 ooo BTl:! Warm Mornmg heater JO gallon hot water tank old fashioned dressJno table (with mirrors) old fashioned safe old trunk 2 bulb brass chandal ers 9x12 rug chairs tables lamps and other ar t cl es too numerous to menton Call 992 2740 10 4 3tc 3._ BLACK Tennessee Walker colt Telephone 992 3640 after sp m 10 4 12tc G E Automatrc washer Jn ve~,Jf gdod cond 11 on See efter 4 p 591 Broadway Street m Middleport Oh o '1.9·4 3tc --------------r1( EROSENE oft cool< stove 19 rnch RCA portable 'elevlslon Call 992 6337 10 4 31p ._ --~ _____. ___ _ - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 IIOGG &ZUSPAN Pomeroy Home & Auto Open 8 TitS Monday thru Sa1u.rday 606 E Mam Pomerov 0 773 5554 Mason W Va PRICE CONSTRUCTION For Free Est1mate Ph, ] 42-3985 lladla 992 2094 606 E Ma1n Pomeroy From the larae st Bulldoz.e r Rad ator 1o ~ma t es T H eater Lore Nathan Btggs Radtator Spec1altst OFfiCE SUP PLIES and SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ALL WEATHER ·ROOFING CO. .,. FURNITURE Pomeroy ----....---tLNA and Wh SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE ---~-- te Sew ng Mach nes Se rvice on all makes Reasonable rates The Se w ng Ce nter M d dleport Oh o 1116ffc JOHN TUCKER ---------------WILL TRIM or cut trees. and shrubber y a so clean out basements all cs and etc Ca ll 949 322 1 or 742 4<14 8 31 30 t c ~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2 BEDROOM house 3 ye~rs old carp et ng b g k tchen w th to ts of cab inets ac r e o f ground Rac) ne Oh o Call 949 4991!, 9 2 lfc AUTOMOBILE ns u r ;o:nce been cancelled" L os t your operat o r s cense Cal l 992 7428 6 15 lf c 5 ROOM house on 3 acres of land Tuppers Pia ns Chester water a 1 new p umb f,n g alum num s d ng fuel o I furnace Call 985 3539 9 30 12tp N EIGLERS FOR HOUSE BU LOERS CAL L GUY N E I GL ER RACINE OHIO 9 11 30tp NEW BRICK 3 bedroom home on 1 acre of lan d Large modern k. tchen f ull car peted located close to the h gh and e le mentary sch ools Cadi 992 7686 9 24 12tc POMEROY Custom bu It br ck home four bedrooms two baths full basement 1' repla ce formal d1n ng room Wr te J E Bayl ff 310 W H gh Street Cndersv lie Oh o 45806 9 28 6tp DEAD Sl OCK. - W II remnv<> at a reason ab le cha rge Call 245 5514 8 23 901c Real Estate For Sale Rt 4 Pomeroy 0 992 3954 or 992 7349 OPEN 1-o!oger Hy sell s Garage nea r Crossroads on Sl Rt 124 all mecha11 cal work n clud ng automat1c transm1ss ons Monday F nda y 8 30 a m t II 5 p m Saturday - a 30 to 12 noon Un ess by appt P hone 992 5682 or 992 7121 9 16 JOtc McCOY SAUcTioNSERV ICE Fo r a real au ct on call the real M cCo y 1 0 Mac Mc Co y (; hester Ohlo 10 3 ttc __________ I h ACRE lots Darw n area Tuppers Pia ns water Contact Hershel McClure Da ry Isle until 3 p m 992 5248 after 3 992 3436 92B12tc _._ DOWNTOWN - __ __________ _ REMODELED 2 bedroom house new k !chen bath and appl ances carpeted 473 Sycamore For appo ntment call 992 5310 10 4 3tc 8 ACRES of land on State Route 143 on new proposed water I ne Cal I 992 3640 after 5 p m 10 4 12tc HOUSE 3 years old 3 bedroom waH to wall car pet ng refr gerator and stove l ncluded l1vlng room k t chen ut 1 ty room batl1 outSide ut l1ty storage Middleport Phone 992 506A &fter 6 p m 9 2] l2tp 4 bedrooms bath gas F A furnace All utll t es $10 500 00 117 ACRES - Lot s of brush for good huntmg 6 room hou se barn a nd other bv ld ngs All m ner a ls $165 00 per a cre BUNGALOW ~ 2 bedrooms n ce oak floors gas floor furnace and basement Only $6500 00 NEW - J n ce s ze bedrooms w1th large closets Extra n ce 1\rtshe,rl w th S S cook and bake un ts Full Basement $19 500 00 2 B-EDROOMS ~ W th all furmture N1ce bath front and back porches Only $8900 00 O~LY 3 YEARS OLD ~ 2 bedrooms gas F A furnace Cook ar:~d bake un Is Dmmg room enclosed porch and garage $16 ooo oo 10 ROOMS Recenlly renovat ed 5 bedrooms 1/ 2 baths modern kdchen gas F A furna ce Large corner lot NEW - 3 bedrooms large bath w ith laundry on n ce corner lot Asking 1ust $18 ooo oo COUNTRY - 2 be~rooms bath FA furnace T P water Only $41>00 ()() 608 E MAIN·----· POMEROY HOMES Located tn the new H1ckory \ H1ll s addltton af Tuppers Pla ns 3 nice bedrooms w1th closets Modern bath co lored fixtures ceram c t le Lovely kitchen wtth 12 ft base cabmets and 14 ft upper cabinets Uhl1ty room Garage IS f n1shed on the ms1de About 1 acre of ground 100x400 Good financ ng on these IN TOWN - 2 bedrooms bath oak floors Large dtnmg Basement and sma ll qarden Only 15 000 00 BUYITTODAY TOMORROW BE LATE GOOD '"""'-~1!1 ..... tlil~NI l[i.l:ltJil 1 ' 'II . l{) r-.J I\ T . ', I 1 II I ' r, ',·,I)( I,-, I I RUTLAND 1 story frame 3 n1ce bedrooms with closets Bath N ce k tchen and d nmg area Full bc;sement with shower All E lec tnc 51 acre $18 500 00 EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work septic tanks nstalled dump trucks lmd 10 boys for h re Will haul f1ll d rt top so I limestone and gravel Call Bob Or Roger .Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n ght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc 0 DEq. WHEEL AI gnment located at Crossroads Rt 124 now ba c k. to work Com plete front end serv ce tune up and brake serv 1ce Wheels balanced electron cally All work guaran1eed Reasonable rates Phon to 742 3232 2 18 lfc --------------RON SHEPARD Floor Watl Remodeling Ceram c tlle baths Box 28D Rutland 742 3664 6 26 1fc - --...... ----------- DOZER and back hoe work ponds and sept c tanks d lt ch ng service top so 1 flU dirt l1mestone B&K Escavat ng Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 9 1 ttc --------------FOR FREE estimates on alum i num s ding Storm Doors and W mdows Car ports Marquees al)d Railing Phone Charles Lisle Sy racuse OhtP Carl Jacob Sales Representative V v Johnson and Son Inc 6 22 uc ExavA~NG-ooUrS~~ e and small Backhoes &nd loaders on track and t re 5 Dump truck Lo bov ser vice Septic tanks lnstall~d ~ George fBflll Pull ns PhOne 992 2478 or 992 7402 2 9 tfc -------~---- --- SEWING MACHINES Repair serv ce all makes 992 228~ The Fabric Shop Pomeroy Authorized Singer Sales and Service We Sharpen Scissors J 29 tfc -------------- 9913315 or 99"1-3615 $1B90000 MOBILE- home repair E;c tr1ca1 plumbing and heatmg Phone 992 5858 7 15 ffC -------------- KeLII'lna'6:or MINERSVILLE AIR 1 story frame J bedrooms Bath K1tche, has lots of base cabmets Porches and CONDITIONER~ lots of Qround $6 500 00 LET US KNOW WHAl YOUR NEEDS ARE IN REAL ESTATE AS WE HA~E SEVERAL PROPERTIES TO CHOOSE FROM IF WE DON T HAVE IT WE WILL TRY TO FIND li FOR YOU HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 6,000 to l4,ooo aru Mason Furniture U no an5wer t92 2568 \ ' cleat, air Total ven -<" 8 e 9 • managed to come 13 12 55 - Chuck Wh ite Reports 10 00 - Dmah Shore 3 15 Joker s W ld B 10 30 - Baffle 3 4 15 SIO 000 Pyram d 8 10 M ke Dougla s 6 00 - Gamb 18 10 Password 13 Wtzard of0dds3 4 15 30 - H oll ywoo d Squa res 3 4 15 Brady Bunch 13 Bow l ng 6 Love of L te 9 10 Sesame Street 33 55 - CBS N ews Dan I mel s W orl d 10 00 - Jeopardy 3 15 Bob Brauns 50 50 Cl ub 4 N ews 8 13 10 Password 6 30 - 3 W s Game 3 15 Search t o r Tomorrow 8 10 Spl t Second 6 45 - E le.ctr c Company 33 11 55 ~ a NBC News 3 m third The maJor surprises however were the Kansas Ctty Royals seeond.place showmg (I labe led them for fourth) and the dechne of the ~hicago Whtte Sox after Dtck Allen s mJury The Clnsox tabbed thtrd and even a posstble contender by m& looked great unt1l Allen was hurt then slipped all the way to ftfth Texas ftrushed the season and th at s about all you can say for them I figured tt that way Nallonal League West My beloved Cmcmnat1 Reds proved me wrong happtly so m th1s toughest of all baseball dmswns l felt they d latl off to second after the 1972 pennant year but about the first of July they dectded the lhmg was worth" mmng agam after all That s one case where I was dehghted to be wrong I felt the Astros had the rtght mgredients to go all the way and they went all the way all n ght - to fourth place and were never really m tt I os Angeles kids matured faster than ex peeled and were a respectable second 1<hile I had p1cked them fourth San F'ranctsco nailed for fifth by me rode the arms of Ron Bryant and Chns Speier to come m thtrd I thought Atlanta had been helperl by some trad~s and they actual!) were but fell to ftfth mstead of thrrd where I pegged them San D1ego the people s chotce (and mme ) for last made 11 handtl) Nallonal League East This was baseball s most puzzlmg divisional race smce no one really seemed to want to wm Lt I satd the Cubs would set the early pace and then fade badly as thetr agmg stars stmply ttred out Thal was n ght on lhe money I also said St Lams v. auld 1mprove and come m second ~ not bad at all But m a divtston where t).le leader was barely playmg 500 ball most of the season qnything could happen and d1d I felt the 9 30 - ToTelll heTru th J M chaels&Co 6 Secret Siorm8 9 10 10 ll 11 15 1 00 - News 3 All My Ch ldren 6 13 Not For W ome n On ly 5 Wh at s My L ne 10 Concentrat on 8 1 30 - 3 On A M a t ch 3 4 15 The World Turns 8 10 Le t s Mak e a Deal 6 13 2 00 - Days o f Our L ves J 4 15 N ew lywe d Gam e 6 13 Gu 1dtng Ltght 8 10 2 30 - Doc tors3 415 EdgeofNghtB 10 G rl nMylfe6 13 3 00 - Another World 3 4 15 General Hospital 6 13 Pr ce Is R ghl B 10 Oh10 Th1s Week 20 3 30-- Ret urn to Peyton Pla ce 3 15 One L fe to Live 13 Secret St,erm 10 Match Game Ph I Donahue 4 Fhlltstones 6 Off the Record 20 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Ses~me St 33 20 Love A m er ca n Sty le 13 Speed Racer 6 LUcy Show 8 Mov e Denver & R o Grande 10 >4 30 - Green A c res 3 Jeopardy 4 Ha ze l a G 1ll gan s Island 13 I Love Lucy 6 Bonanza 15 5 00 - M ster Rogers 20 33 Bonanza 3 M erv Gr ff n 4 Andy Gr ff th8 I Dre.am ot Jeann e13 Mtss on lmposstble6 30 - E lee Co 33 Gom e r Pyle 13 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Bever ly H llbl l l es 8 Tra Is West 15 5 55 - Earl N ght ngale 15 6 00 - News 3 4 10 13 15 6 Sesame St 20 TBA 33 6 30 - News3 4 6 10 15 Hogans Heroe s 13 7 00 - Trvth or Cons.eq 3 6 Beat the Clock 4 N ews. 10 What s My L ne 8 W ld K ngdom 13 Elec Co 20 Audubon Wild I fe a .rud ""' Both I HIP Tell me somcthmp_ When a g1rl dresses l,fl provoc0:1t1Ve [ashton she docs 1t Lo get ~ttenlwn and adtnmtllon l ~s? so ho" cohtc she gets mad when a man slar~s at her and complams BY EM ~ BAFFLED Whatthe he< k <S that guy lookmg at ' • Theater 33 I Spy 15 7<130 - Beat the Clock 13 Porter Wagon er 3 To Te l th e Truth 6 Hollywood Squares 4 Concentrat on B New Treaswre 1---tunt 10 Nail Street Week 20 How Do Your Ch ldr en Grow33 8 00 - Wash ngton W eek tn Rev ew 20 Sa11 l ord & Son 3 4 15 Brady Bunch 6 13 Call:tcc s Dep t 8 10 Int erface 33 a JO Odd Coupe 13 G rl wt f h Some thm g Ex t ra 3 4 15 Ozz e s G rl s 6 Roll Out 8 10 Arth r Prystock 33 F r en ch Chef 20 9 00 - Masterp tece Theater 33 Room 222 6 13 Needles and P ns 3 4 1S Mov es T he Wreck ng Crew 8 Tha t Certa n Feeling 10 All Amencan lnd an Day s 20 930 - BranKeth3 4 15 AdamsRb6ll 10 00- Love Amer can Style 6 13 N ews 20 Dean Martrn 3 4 5 Wa sh ngton W eek n Rev ew 33 10 30 - Wall Stre et Week 33 11 00 - News Weather Sport s6 8 10 3 15 4 Janak 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 D ck Cavett 6 Mov es Hook L ne and Sinker 8 U SS 1 7 Double Agen t 4 Re turn of a WIN AT BRIDGE th e Fly A Jacoby transfer advantage Baffled There are stares and slares an ADMJRING look sets a g~rl up but an UNDRESSING leer makes her feel hke she s on the auctwn block ~ HELEN ' +++ Baffled The-gtrl who complams What the heck ts thai guy lookmg al ' would probably be Ihe ftrsl to get upset when gu) s stop lookmg We don t always say what we mean Baffled ~ SUE Helen and Sue 1 11 sta< t nght out b) saym~ I don t love Butch any more But I did th1s summer when Karen took hun away from me I hate Karen and knoll she ll be very bad for Butch I don l care who else he goeswtth but not her I ve even called her to tell her she s got to slay a\\ ay from h1m bull al\\ays c~tcken out and liang up the phone before I talk I know this sounds bke I sttll want him hack but honest I Pirates were strong enough to repeat but they JUSt d1dn t have qu<te eno ugh to make tt On the other hand New York s pttchmg seemed weaker but Tom lernflc Sea1 er got enough help from Jon Matlack Jerry Kossman and a late bloommg Tug McG1aw lo wm ttl a real cliff-hanger Montreal of all folks was m the thmg up unhl thl! last week and even the humble Phillles played respectable baseball m one of the wildest races m recent years I ptcked th e Phtls flflh and the E;xpbs last but whtle the PhtlS' faded the Expos were a remarkable fourth All 1n all l nailed 5 of the 24 teams exactly nghl and was wtthm one spot on flve others Not the wm:slrecord - but enough to make me let the playoffs ana World Senes occur whtle I keep my btg mouth shut JJl!lfWID~®Ikal-~t.J .-J ,_ ' by THOMAS JOSEPH \I nOS' it) ( ncl to ( hl"'n 1c 1 ~r ! IS prt !I t 11 J l rl ! m' tcr s co , ce rn Uclg an 5 S\H<hs h !UBOAT D r 'cr ll0\1 1.:.:.:l'rill::;.:~=-=su=IIPNS!=AIMY=ER::..:""'.::.:..__jl • L r Ill JVI(' kt lg 2 \ tol t ntlv H('t nl tate 1m c r t (3 \Hls ) <1 Pn or l o rrl 14 A Tli lll'S 15 - g raph rcadm g: 5 Milli nery Yutang 16 I ruduct < f 1\ol ''a ncl 17 Wrath 6 c ttktn 7 - 18 Con test ant Alamos 8 arlor 20 En g lt sh gam£' 1\VCr ( 2\\ds) 9 Bur len 21 Black - 2'- f CSS ln CX pensive 12 Set sm o 29 - 16 Loft) 19 Fun ction 22 A.ntlq e 30 Obliterat e 11 che st \th en~ 24 lnt e1cede 25 Hcann g Ha tlro~ I ca r 23 Oppo nent of Fool ISh T hmgs 3( :n K t :lz:) - ! OLtomnn { ffi nal of ( al cult 1 22 lh man stales man 23 One of the senses 25 Racer 26 NFL Com rntsstoner Rozelle 27 Jockev 2R Oklahoma Cit V 29 Gr C\\ biCUSpidS Onas SIS 35 Chatter box 37 Reveill e trump t call 38 Relaxmg: (2 wds ) MP IMPF:a$GION ' 0 H 11 A ggreg ttc 13 \~ 1 nalu .. "!'.• <;:'bo~j• bIl Now arranre the circled letters to form the surprise answer,~ at DAJT Y CRYPTOQUOTE ~Here's how to "ork 1t AXYDLBAAXR is LONGFELLOW s1mply stands for another In th1s sample A IS three L s X !or the two 0 s etc Sm gle lett ere: One letter used for the apostrophes the length and forrnah on o f the words are all hmt s Each dav the code letters are dlffer~nt suggested by the above cartoon. A r I r I xr r J (A.newert tomorrow) Jumbl!:• CAIIN PlAC:IE I!.FOR£ MARLIN \ Antwer r ~ 1 r~mcd \ !'; 1 Ill 34 Mr IF 'IOU U5e 1"1. YOUR. eN"Ti<:ANCE. WONT L.EAVE A Ye1terda:y"• 10 {( 33 Ch 1ncsc dynasty form four ordtnary words. ® ~': • .32 Tease Unscramble these four Jumbles., one letter to each square to 10 00 - M dn ght Spec al3 4 D c k Cavett 13 1 15 ~ M ove The Hum a n Dupl cators 10 2 30 - News 4 Cyndte , You ve discovered what a lot or gtrls won l.<~dm1t 11 s eaSier gettmg over a boyfnend than dropptng a grudgt Smce you re bemg honest about your dt$1tke for Karen can t 1'0U ulso be lfonest enough to real1~e s~e dtd you a favor' After all }ou re havmg a great tune bemg Ir e~ and 11 1thou1 her th1s nu ght not have happenetl , So wt~h her and Butch lots of luck and forge I em - HEI ~ N AND SUE "caport I TOORB great lime b m~ fr€f Sounds ltl•e headgear for a polar explorer-AN lc:l C:AP CRYPTOQUOTES FZYRTNG ZY tOIG FDBA TJ JBERY ~ ITNP 8 ETOJWYDP EFDYRDNJZ DI8 Yesterdays Cryptoquote SOME MEN DEFY OLD AGE ~ THEY STILL THINK THEY RE AS GOOD AS THEY NEVER WERE -U NKNOWN AU rHOR NORTH +KQ lOB' DICK TRACY " 96 • KQJH ' CIGARETTE BUTTS TllATS ODD AND BITS OF CHARRED +9 WEST EAST • 91 " AB72 .10 86 +QJl04 • 64 "Q J I0 >3 t9 > +K7 >3 sOUTIIiDI + AJ75 •• Pass Pass Pa ss 2+ Pass 4+ Pas:-. Pa ss Pass Pus Pass Pass Pass = L='~"'"~-~:: ' ·-..... ~ "K4 t A 32 + AB62 ~ Ne 1ther vulnerable West North East South lN T ••5+ pch up baq bnnq Pass to 40u at Openm g lead- +Q Citl.l Hall I By Oswald & James Jacoby One advantage of the Jacoby transfer b1d IS that tt lets the man wtth the opemng play the hand Someltmes makes no dtfference who plays the hand Once m a whtle It actually turns out that the b1g hand does better as dummy but for every one of those mstances there are several when gettmg 11\AI \IJ.I6 ~ STUPID SE;rl PI>N M~ 1 the play mto the no-trump hand pays a dlVIdend North s two heart call was the Jacoby transfer His next btd ~ three d1amonds ~ was a force to game South s four club b1d showed the ace of that '()() PUT OIJ \'JilL 86 1W> Dllti 1H,I..T 1S LEFTy' ~;;:;;;~ smt and slam mterest He only held 16 h1gh card pomts but lhey looked gtlt edge North s four dtamond btd confirmed that he held a real two sutter and Souths four hear:ts was a further slam try ThlS was en<>Ugh for North He Blackwooded to check lor aces and went to sax spades after h1 s partner showed three After the club lead Soutl) was actually able to make seven smce he drew trumps and dts ca rded hiS two hearts on dum my s long U1amonds Could South make St< no trump' No There are only 11 tr1cks at no trump unless a heart IS opened Could North make SIX spades' No Thal1s no tf East ,opens hearts OtherwiSe he ,would do all nght ' (NEWSPAPER ENTERPR SE ASSN ) o:a;w •JMMUJ The btddmg has been West North East IN T Pass Pass Pass You South hold 2• 4 I ME AN WUZ '-IIIT<H~rl TH.UTT'i '!EARS ' AGOTODAV 5NUFPV TH DOUBLE RING CEREMONV PlAIN AS DAY 'r'OU TOM FOOL lDiJIT II WE NEVER HAD NO DOUBLE RING HOOK UP 'iO RE FERGITTIN TH ONE SHE PUT It\ 'lORE NOSE OR HOW ABOUT PUTIIN6 TOGET~ER A PUZZLE OR POPP<N6 <iOh\E CORN ? DO \'OU HAVE 4. 5TAMP @.LECTION' HOW All<l<IT PANT~ C~<t<'A\A~8E LU~E'i IJJE What do you do now 1 A - 8id three no trump Your hand IS emtnenlly su1table to no (rump play You want lo be in game and have already shown ~padt"' by your two heartlrander 0 i 'ffi<\L_WITER COLORS 1 • • PH 77ll592 MASON W VA. 1 I 7 11 i JI'AQ814 "K 4 .K 32 +73 2 Have cool tonrght Illation 992 2259 6 ___ _ C BRADFORD Auct oneer Complete Serv ce Phone 949 3a21 Racine Ohio Cr tt Bradford 5 1 1fc 1H': f,·kchdnl( 5tn't>l Pn111••rny, Oh1n 1)76'1 _._____________ Move 00 - Sunr se Sem nar 4 Sac r ed H eart 10 15 - Consumers World 10 20 - Farm Report 1J 25 - Paul Harvey 13 30 - Colombus Today 4 B ble Answers 8 Blve Rtclge Quartet 13 News 6 45 - Corncob Report J Farmttme 10 00 - Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 Fl ntstones 13 Romper Room 6 30 - Rocky & Bullw nk le 13 New Zoo R evue6 00 ..._ Capt Kangaroo 8 10 Sesame St 33 La ss e 6 N ew too Revue 13 30 - Huck & Yog 6 D1ck Van Dyke 13 55 - N ews 13 00 - Paul D1xon 4 Ph I Donahue 15 Fr endl y Junct on 10 AM J Brady Bvnch 6 Abbott & Cost el lo 8 M ove Rapture ------~------- READY MIX CONCRETE de liv ered r ght to your pro tec t Fast and easy Free estima tes Phone 992 3284 Goegle n Ready M x Co M ddleport Oh o 6 30 tfc 'Jttq!l B. T\'•lford . Sr. RroJ.c.'r 6 ROOMS and bath m town $11 000 Call 992 3975 or 992 2571 9 -28 tfc 11 s SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph 446 4782 Gallipolis John Russell Owner and Operator ....._ 5 12 tfc TEAFORD News 3 4 6 I J Is Janak. 33 News 10 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 D ck C,;~velt 6 New s 8 Shock. Treatment 13 45 ..- Mov1e" The Money Trap 10 00 - News 4 D ck Cavett 13 30 - News l3 !h ll• It iJ Please ten me ho" I 1 ~n keep Butch frorrf,getlmg rJU:tt'fl up "'lh lhe wrong g1rl Karen ' - CYNDIE Now October has arrtved and how dtd I do? Not too well although my mtstakes were IJI'rsonally grallfytng Let s look American l.eague East I p1cked Detrott to fade from tis 1972 champwnsh1p and Boston to Improve and maybe ptck up the marbles Both did as expected wtlh Delrott trarllng off to tlurd w1th an old ball club However I underestimated Baltimore although I satd they could take tt 11 tth super prtchmg wh<ch the) got m the last half of the season l'he Onolcs caught f1re and broke a close race wtde-open m July and August commg m ftrst rather than thtrd The New York Yankees duttfull) came m fourlh but Milwaukee pla)ed surpnsmgly good baseball for a whtle and left Cle1 eland to f<ll t11e cellar mstead of 1 tee versa as I predtcted Amencan League West The divisiOnal race was a real barn .burner for a whtle but Oakland ~ my chmce ~ broke out of the pack and made me look good Cabforma pte ked second purely on a hunch faded to fourth while Mmnesota - ptcked ftfth - a MODERN SANITATION HARRISON S T V se rv ce and serv1ce cal ls Ph'One 992 2522 2 9 tfc my predit;tmn!) on the shape of things to come Jl 00 - 12 --'----'----~ SE PTIC TANKS AROBIC SE WA GE SYST EM S CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SA NITAT IO N STEWAR T O HIO PH 662 3035 0 4 tf c southward tov.ard baseballs sprmg trammg camps and made 11 15 - 11 11 MIDDLEPORT OHIO Phone 992 2550 Stop In and See Our Floor D1splay Employment Wanted 2 NEW =.=====: - ~~~ . ROOFING, FUR NACE CLEANING AND REPAIR AND PLUMBING -1 POMEROY HOME & AUTO commero.al was loosenmg hts grdsp on Lhe land I cast m) C}CS Whal s The B g Idea JJ 13 7 8 All work guaranteed '----------''-"-----' L - - - - - - - - - ' Ph ~92 2174 Pamtmg A Specialty .-Area s Most Rea!:lonable Prtces All work guaranteed Back m March when Wmter lookmg much like the Pnstone FRIDAY OCT S 1973 Lmcoln Htll Pomeroy 0 215 N Second Phone 992 3509 \ 24 Hour Serv1ce BY PAUL CRABTREE 20 33 6 6 6 6 6 Ph 992 5271 He a lmg A tr Cond Refngerat1on Ptumbmg Electncal Appliances Auto A1r Cond Restdentta I or Com mereta I Roof1ng Spout1rg Porch Repa•r Lom plete Ho)'ne Remodelmg ~--------·--------------~ ' 9 00 - lronstde 4 3 15 Kung Fu 6 13 Move The Joker s W ld 1 8 The Wdd Bunch 10 Off the Re cord ?0 An American lnd an Days 33 9 30 - Ohro Th1s Week 20 10 00 - News20 NB CFollles3 A 15 Streets of San Fran c1sco6 11 1 2 Gene's Body Shop P AND J HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR 1973 J:r You ) MATERIALS CO New Haven W Va 1972 HON OA 4~U I elephone 99"1. 3640 af1er 5 p m 10 4 12tc ..__ Bur It to Your Specs Delivered to Job Stte 4 lovl!h•oother gu)s now And I m h~w1rt~ Gent·ration Rap & THING N ~i!wS 3 4 8 10 6 b Sesa,mc St :?0 Ul1aS Yoga and ABC New s 13 6 30 NBC News J 4 15 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 Hog.;~n s Heroes l3 Your Future I s Now JJ 1 00 Truth or Conseq 3 6 Beat lhe CIQC~ 4 Course ot Our Trmes 33 What s My line 8 Elec Co 20 Lets Make A Deal 13 News 10 Call of the West 15 7 30 Hollywood Squares 3 Wild Kingdom 10 Beat the Clock 13 Look ng Ahead 33 Sale ol the Century 4 To Tell the Truth 6 Ozz e s G rls 8 Johnny Mann s Stand Up and Cheer 15 Handslul of Ashes 20 8 00 - Fltp W !son 3 4 15 Waltons 8 10 Tom a 6 13 Advocates 6 00 I On Most Am e ncan Cars NEW HAVEN DISCOUNT TIRE HALLOWEEN pumpk ns from 25 cents to $1 Also pie pumpk.ms Russell Cl n: Rt I Long Bottom Ca II 985 3534 10 3 31c. -------------- POMEROY EAGLES - ------------- EXCELSIOR Salt Works E Man St Pomeroy AI! k nds of salt water pellets water nuggets block salt and own Oh o R lver Sa It Phone 992 3891 6 5 tfc NEW SWIVEL rockers and reel fners n velvet and 100 percent ( nylon w th scotch guard and vinyl at the tow l ow cash and carry pr ce of $69 95 each Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Main Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 9 30 61C 7:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. Alignment ~ HONDA 160 Dream looks good - --~- ------- -runs good In cludes two he! m ets 5220 f rm Call 949 5913 For the Lowest 10 2 Stc 9 30 61p OCT. 5, 1973 Wh<el Real Estate For Sale BELPRE 0 THURSDAY O<;T EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 ASK US ABOUT • PRE FABRICATED _____ _._._____ 1220 Washmgton Blvd 7521 Spectahst LADY n eeds live n pos t on W II care for elderly woman LOSE WEIGHT w th New Ca l l 985 4206 Shape tablets tind Hydrex 10 2 3tp water p lis at Dutton Drug n M ddleport and Nelson Drug WILL 00 babysttng n my 1023tc home Call 992 5269 10-2 Jtp 1965 CLASSIC Rambler ex ce llent cond1t on Maytag wr nger type washer dog house- well bu It 2 b kes-2 0 nch eac~ tri cycle boys and HOUSE for sale located n g rls clo th ng - s1ze a to 10 Br{ldbury Call 992 7363 after Ca l l 99 2 3373 after 5 p m 6 p m 9 28 6tc 9 S 30tc -- -- -----~~ MILLER MOBILE HOMES 423 50 ACRE F ARM w th S room house bath on hardtop road w th bu1 ld ng s tes S20 000 Call 992 5795 10 2 l Otc ASSUME payments 1972 Ira ler 12x60 2 bedrooms Call 992 39 93 10 2 6tc 1972 YAMAHA Enduro 250 excellent condrt1on S475 Tuppers Pia ns 667 3336 ' -------------ELECTROLUX vacuum -----------TRA I LER at Sy ra cus e adults ------...-------- ' machines 1n or g naJ fa c tory car ton z g zag to make buttonholes sew on buttons monog r ams and make fan c y dE!'s1qns w th rust the tw is t of as ngled a l Left n lay a way and never been used W II sell for only S47 cash or terms ava table Phone 992 2984 9 30 Sic a 26 lf c only ~IGZAG NEW Baer s OLIVER 60 tractor w th s x foot sem1 mounted mower all good rubber and to oood shape $600 Nate Vanaman phone 742 5322 9 30 6tc CLUB -----------197 3 sewmg x 50 MOBILE home 2 bedrooms Ut t1t es furn1~1led Cal l 742 59aO 9 30 6tc Wanted To Buy INFORMATION ABOUT JOB OPENING -------------- Mob1le Homes~For Sale- lost ____ _ NE:W open ngs at Crows St eak Hovse for gr 1 cook Wa t ress carhop apply n person No e•PN ence nece~sary w II train 10 3 6tc 1957 FORO -¥ tpn truck p ckup must be seen to apprec a..te Phonl- 742 6352 BEAU l tC IAN wanted Phone 10 1 61C 9'11 2840 or even ngs 992 6431 10 3 6tc 16 FOOT f berg lass boat 80 hp Mercury w lh trailer Call 98S SOMEONE to do house 4176 rtean ng Phone 992 2677 10 2 6tp 9 JO 6tc APPALOOSA mare W1lh 5 month colt Phone 742 44411 10 2 6tp Television Log Business Services 191:) 14x7b M08tl-E home wash,r a d drver d sn w.isher -sta nless $teel s.nk ,..garbage d1sposat eve level oven range dacron polyester carpet large tot Phone 742 3083 7 18 If .... 1911 FORO TORINOlOO S1095 Coupe 1 ot'.rner ca r Jess than 3l 000 m les...,_ brown t n1 sh w lh matchmg vmyl roof <)nd v nyl nlettor 301 v:"a eng ne standard transm ss on power steer ng and brakes rctd o really -sh1rp Dad One by one we left th e home Pomeroy Motor Co. ~SIGNS IVA OEEM SINGER daugrHer of the tate George and Lyd a Gnay OE!'em was born Sept 9 1893 She departed tti ~ 1 fe Sept 25 at jhe age of 80 years and 16davs She wasun ted n marrrage to Henry Guy Slnoer on Augusl 4 19 \5 rether Get Results! For Sale • • > • • • • \ I �* • 7- The Da1ly Senllnel Mtdilleport Pomeroy 0 Ocl 4 1973 • G- The Dally Senltne ~hdilleporl 1'omero1 0 0< I 4 1913 Sentinel Cla~sifieds Help Wanted In MemO!) Preced rno her n death were her husband GuyS nger her and mother George and Lydra Deem several brothe-rs Luther Sherd e W II etm " Homer Wes ley Sherman and Rosco as Mrs Mary Freder ck a daughter Mrs Cl (Sus•e) B r ch aod ster step nton two grandc:h• ldren Surv1v ng are four daugllters Mrs W II am ( Gold•e J Krackomberger Keasley New Jersey Mrs Charles { Margaret l B sse II Mrs Opal Hollon Long Bo1tom Mr'!:. Dores (Mildred) Arnold Pomeroy a s1ster and Mrs Jan e H II Frankfort two brothers George and Pearl Deem Racine two step daughters Mrs Rasco (E va K meo) Hollon Chester Mrs Frank IMaryJ Hotter Rae ne a stepson Arthur S ng-er Toledo 53 grandch ldren sev\ral great grandch ldren and a hosl of other relat ves She was a l}lember ot the Sutton Methom'St Church She and her husband spent the r entire marned 1 fe on Eagle R 1dge rear ng the.r fam lies tnclvd1ng some of the grandch ldren also Hav ng moved to Chester her health not good her eyes ght fall ing her She was really a shut n Her close fr ends are gong to m ss the almost da ly chats they all en oyed by means of the telephone so very much She was a good ne1ghbor a lov.ng mother how sa dly she IS !'YHSSed by a kind lOll ng and devoted fam tv They were so very carefu l to see that every need was taken care of We spent our lime at her beds1de unt I the last moment wh ch was a few minutes before 12 o Cl ock. Tuesday evening W thou! a word of warn ng no wave of her hand not even a s gh she closed her eyes to awaken n another world Dart n'" Mo1her Mother "' Mother Even 1hough yo Ur stay was long We had planned 1o have you ho"!e w l th us aga n But those cher shed hopes are gone Now our thoughts go back 10 Chi ldhOOd When at home w th Mother and • OF QUALITY pl~ce All are scattered far and near Several years ago Dad eft us Now that Mother too s gone There are grandch ldren and great grandchi l dren Noth ng can those years erase But 1he home now s vacant Mother s voce we loved Is stl On the1r gra-tes the flow ers we P.lace there W1ll be watered w th our tears But Jesus tells us of a homeland Away up yonder n the sk es And he tells us f we lave him And material supply Hew t1 build for us a mans on When at last t s complete And our lov ng Sav1our calls us There w II bb no sad farewe l ls In that br ght celest al c ty Streets of go ld and gates of pearl And a crys1al fount an f lowmg From the gl tiering throne of Go ld And none ever th ere grows old 10 4 ltp Card of Thanks WE WISH to express our s n cere apprec atlon dur1ng the hospl1a!lzat on and death of our dear mother To all of those who showed their kindness through f l owers ca rds v1s tat on and prayers the staff of Veterans Memor al Hosp tal Or R dgway Ew1nj;l Funeral Home Rev 0 H Cart and the s ngers and pallbearers For the beaut tul flowers those who brought food and helped n any way Your thoughtful cons deration and k ndness w II never be forgotten f e fam il y of Iva S nger 10 4 ltp s1695 1970CHEVELLE MALIBU -t--OOor gold f n Sh spd'tless c lean .nter or V 8 eng ne automaft c power steenng rad o A honey of a buy 1910 PL'V MOUTH FURY II I S139S 4 door V 8 automat c power steer ng rad o good t res b lue f n sh -spotless nter or POM ~~~!v~~!~~ CO.I(ji.\ ~ POMEROY OHIO Card of Thanks THANK YOU to the nurses Dr Te lle Or R dgway and all those who sent flowers and c.a rds and v s ted me dvr ng my s tay at Veterans Memor at Hosp tal Larry E Spe n cer 10 4 ltc -.--~----- Notice YARD SALE Thursday and Fnday at W(!St Columba Ch ldren and adults cloth ng and household and m sc tel"ffS Fo llow s1gns at Kapps Grocery Store 10 4 2tc --....---,....---------YARD SA LE Sa turday Oc tober 6 Evelyn Young re s 1den ce n Rae ne Oh o turn l ure P ctu r es g lasswar e game tab e 160 Honda motorcy cle an t ques c loth ng 10 4 21.... YARD SALE Fr day and Saturday Lark1n s Stree t R ut la.n d Lad es dresses '25 cents baby clo th eS 10 cents and 15 cents mens c l oth ng 2 davenports we s t nghouse record players Lot of odds and ends 10 4 2tc --------------BAND at Jacks Club Fr day and Sa turday 10 4 2tc WILL not be respons ble for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself as of th s day Oct 1 or the 15th of Se ptember S gned Ralph E Brown ng 10 2 3tp -----------NO TRESPAS SING hUJlf ng or f str.ng on the C 6 Burr property V o lators w II be prose cu tect S gned Wayne (But ch ) W I son 10 2 6tc ----------YAR 0 SALE co rn er of Ash and Plum Middleport start ng at 9 a m Oct 5 1o 2 Jtc --- -------- V"A'Ro or Rummage Sale 789 Maple St re e t M dd te port Thursday and Fr day lO J 2tc X I GAMMA MU Soror ty s havmg Yard Sale and Rummage Sale at 2'15 Mulberry Street n Pomeroy Oc t 5 and 6 beg nn ng 9 a m n case of ran Oct 12 and 13 Rados TV water heater lounge chair and much more 10 J 2tc RUMMAGE Sale w II be held the Sacred Heart Chur r Pomeroy basement Or and 5 Thursday and Fr d u t II 3 925 WANTED PAPER CARRIER IN SYRACUSE The Daily Senpnel PHONE 992 2156 ' SWEEPER Repa r s Parts Suppl es D scount pr1ces on General merchand se t hru our ca talog department Phone 367 7736 Dav s vacuum Cleaner St or e 10 am 5 p m Add1son Oh10 9 23 30tc -KOSCOT ------ - -Kosme t cs & w Q.S Many spec als dur.ng the month of Oct Phone Helen Jane Brown 992 5113 10 2 tfc MISSING dog black brown and wh te beagle Cal l 949 4985 Henry Sa lser M ne rs v lie 10 3 3tp • Pets For Sale PARKVIEW Kennels Poodles 1 toy male and 1 female Phone 992 5441 7. 15 tfc Program Planner for Galli a Me1gs Commun1ty Act1on Agency QualificatiOn s Prev1ous expenence 1n developing State or Federal Program s Send resume to Box 686 Pom e roy Oh 1o 45769 Box 16 Gall•poll s -.Ohlo 45631 Salary Neqot•able • 1 Apphcat1ons must be m by Oct 18 1973 For Rent FURNISHED 1 bedroom apart ment adu ts only M d d eporl phone t92 3a74 10 '}He 12 NO 1 Copper 60c rad1at.ors JOe bra ss 20c batter es 90c clean drY G nseng roots $60 lb ye ll ow root $4 50 May app e 60c M A Hall Reed s v li e Phone 378 6249 9 23 tf c CORNER cupboards wall cupboards chests old guns any cond ton Also blue deco rated stoneware Wrtte P 0 Box 44 Mart nsburg Oh o 43935 or call 1 484 4440 after 7... p m a a 90tc WANTED for auct on household goods Toots most anyth ng of value W II buy or sell on comm ss on W II haul Call 99 2 3354 or 992 '1792 Hayman s 7 25 tfc OLD furn lure oak tab le s clocks ce boxes brass beds d she s or c omplete tlousehold s Wr te M 0 M 1 er R t 4 Pomeroy Oh o call 992 6271 5 3 tfc Help Wanted HURRY HURRY T me s runn ng out H r ng now unt I Oct 5 Earn $100 week for 3 n ght::. sell ng brand toys and g ffs no del ver ng no collec1mg For more n format on wr te to Rt 2 Box 23 Rae ne Oh o 45771 9 25 JOtc A -LOCALCOm pdny-~;as m med ate open ngs for the fol low ng post ons I Account ng Cle rk K nowledge and ex per enc;e n r os t accountmg or payroll ~e nt al Open ng s on the ow ng Sh fts B a m I II 4 4 p m t I I 12 m dn ght Oltll8a-m Off ce secr .. tar es Out es nc: vde typ ng d c tat on Ill ng Open ng on same Sh fts I sled abov~ 3 Personnel Ass stanf ReSP.ons ble for recru t ng and screen ng of employees Des re nterv ew ng or counsel ng e:oc.per ence Excellent salar es and fr nge benet t s Send br ef resume of work h sto ry and educat on Send al rep I es to Box 729 S 10 c ar e of The Da ly Se nt nel Pom ero y Oh1o 9 2 tfc LADY TO I ve n w thanother lady and do I ght housekeepmg comfortable home Ca l 949 2532 Box 37 Rae ne Oh o 10 2 6tc JOB OPPORTUNITIES SOCIAL SECURITY CONSUMER PROTECTION AND GREAT COUNTRY STEREO 92.1 FM WMPO Mtddleport Pomeroy 3 AN 0 d ROOM furn shed and unfurn shed · _Apar t ments Phone 992 5d3r · 4 12 tfc MOBILE home space Market .Syracuse cleaner A l cend ton uses paper bag!> has cordw nder and many at ta chments also shampooer attachment In cH.tded Only A ava !able -!1 $37 10 cash~ or terms ava 1 able Phone 992 2984 9 30 6tc Ca l l 9"'2 3525 9 18 tfc ROOMS by the week S18 up Me gs Inn Pomeroy 7 12 1fc --------PRIVATE mee t ng any organ1zat on 3975 --------- ---UPHOLSTER your own fur n ture 1/'J_e have all th e ~up pi es you w II need Upholster y Fab r. cs a very l arge se lec t on of nylons velvets Herculon v nyls - n cotton pr nts also remnan ts Foam for cush ton s and padd ng Burlap de n1ms cambr c loa m glue z ppers spr ngs and cl 1ps ch pboard s legs sew ng thread da;cron tacks webb ng welt cor d co lt on sw vel bases and all ot h er su pples you w II need N ew turn fu r e at low ow pr ces Pomeroy Recovery !S22 E Ma n 992 7554 8 31 30tc room for phone 992 3 11 tf c cAs H pad for all makes and models of mob le homes Phone ar ea code 614 423 9531 4 13 tfc 14 X 65 TRAILER 2 bedroom very good cond t o Phone 77J 5805 8 22 tt c ---.- A1r Cond1t10ners Awmngs Unde•'>mnmg Com pl e t e _ mob l e home serv 1ce plus g gant c d1 sp lay of mob1le horl'les always ava I able at MOBILE home 69 Regent 12 X 46 2 bedroom w II sell w thor w thou! turn lure Good cond ton Call 773 5689 or see Mart n Graham at Zuspan Street Mason West V rg n a 10 3 3tc BERRY MILLER Mob le Home Sales has a lo t to offer when you star t shopp 1ng for your Mob le Home You can beat the h gh deprec at on you II have on your home the f.rst two years by shopp ng for a ate model used Mob le Home Here are some every day low pnces 55 x 10 Detro fer w1th 3 Ex pandas $3 495 50 x 10 R chard son $2 69 5 60 x 12 Champ on Deluxe S4 495 50 x 10 R tz Craft $2 995 60 x 12 Champ on $4 495 60 x 12 PMC $4 995 52 x 12 Buddy Custom $4 295 44 x 12 Regent $3 795 60 x 12 Rembrandt 4 bedroom $3 995 60 x 12 New Moon $4 495 55 x 10 V ndale 3 bedroom $2 995 THESE are modestly late model homes and 1h e pr ces mclude your del very and complete set up So for an honest to goodness great dea l stop n today at Berry M1ller Mob1le Home Sa les 705 Farson Street Be l pre Oh o phone 423 9531 closed Sun days P S Due to the Road construct on on Farson Street please enter our lot bes de The Kentucky Fred Ch cken Restaurant on Wash ington Blvd 10 3 3tc -------~----- For Sale BRUSH HO GS 992 5858 4x5 ft phone __ __________7 15 tfc - 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Save Up to 40 Pet On Fuel Btlls MONOGRAM OIL HEATERS Srnar t decorator des gn walnut gra ned or r ch frultwood v 1n yJ clad cabtnets are handsomely h ghl ghted w1lh gold anod zed alum num to blend w th the f nest furn1shmgs A Srze For Every Home Pnces Start At S210 9 .. _ POMEROY Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone 992 2181 db!~ WHISPERING Ptnes N ghtclub have 2 30 n ghtclub 1 cense Route 7 Pomeroy Oh o 1o 3 6tc REGISTERED Polled Herefords l Bull 2 he fers 11 months Also bull and he fer calves I 0 McCoy Chester Oh o Phone 985 3944 10 3 6tc 197 3 FOR O Gran Tor no automat c Ps Pb AC rad al t res 16 000 m tes 52 800 Phone 742 3334 10 3 6tc --~---------- STARCRAFT Two 1973 tra1lers eft dealer cost 1974 Tra lers tn stock 1974 Camper s as low as 51 350 Buy where you get quality and serv ce CAMP CONLEY STARCRAFT SALES Rt 62 N of Pont Pleasant beh nd Red Carpet Inn Phone 304 675 5384 10 3 31c - Ttre Pnces II). the Area It's -L OTS - -----------of chrysanthemums for sa l e f1eld grown we only have one color - yellow 10 bunches for $5 We have some out tn full bloom some IUS1 budd ng Reynolds Flower Shop Mason W va Ca ll 773 5147 9 26 tfc Grocery and General Merchandise Owner rehrtng must sa ~nflce good gomg busmess Grocery and General Merchandtset Profit potential ts unhm1ted For mformatmn WRITE TO Box 163, Route 1 Portland, 0. 45770 GF<OCERY bus ness for sale Bulld1ng tor tsale or lease Phone 773 .:S61S from 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appo ntment HOtfc --------------- WOOD TRUSSES It Mu st Be Rtgtlt or we w1fl Make It Rtght H 1J JO Oatly 8 12..,at 1 Q H Rawhngs Sons B 1llcl ulg 997 1101 M1ddleport 0 892 291'7 ___ __________ _ 1966 FOR 0 h ton p ckup truck. ; w th 352 eny ne reel to reel tape recorder Votce ot Mus c car tape player and speakers s lver tone piggy back. ampl fer lS n spnker' and 2 channels and 4 inputs 2 15 n chrome reverse rlms ~or Ford and 2 15 n 8 n w de r ms for Ford Call 742 6181 10 S 21c 36 INCH Bottle gas stove 66 nch metal cabinet double smk 10 speed b ke like new Phone 985 3816 10 4 3tp --------------BARKLEY trol\lbone good 10 condrtton Phone 992 6780 Sale at reasonable j:)rrce 10 4 3tp 4 PIECE bedroom sulte cooch chrome breakfast set washer gas ran9e and 35 ooo BTl:! Warm Mornmg heater JO gallon hot water tank old fashioned dressJno table (with mirrors) old fashioned safe old trunk 2 bulb brass chandal ers 9x12 rug chairs tables lamps and other ar t cl es too numerous to menton Call 992 2740 10 4 3tc 3._ BLACK Tennessee Walker colt Telephone 992 3640 after sp m 10 4 12tc G E Automatrc washer Jn ve~,Jf gdod cond 11 on See efter 4 p 591 Broadway Street m Middleport Oh o '1.9·4 3tc --------------r1( EROSENE oft cool< stove 19 rnch RCA portable 'elevlslon Call 992 6337 10 4 31p ._ --~ _____. ___ _ - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 IIOGG &ZUSPAN Pomeroy Home & Auto Open 8 TitS Monday thru Sa1u.rday 606 E Mam Pomerov 0 773 5554 Mason W Va PRICE CONSTRUCTION For Free Est1mate Ph, ] 42-3985 lladla 992 2094 606 E Ma1n Pomeroy From the larae st Bulldoz.e r Rad ator 1o ~ma t es T H eater Lore Nathan Btggs Radtator Spec1altst OFfiCE SUP PLIES and SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ALL WEATHER ·ROOFING CO. .,. FURNITURE Pomeroy ----....---tLNA and Wh SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE ---~-- te Sew ng Mach nes Se rvice on all makes Reasonable rates The Se w ng Ce nter M d dleport Oh o 1116ffc JOHN TUCKER ---------------WILL TRIM or cut trees. and shrubber y a so clean out basements all cs and etc Ca ll 949 322 1 or 742 4<14 8 31 30 t c ~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2 BEDROOM house 3 ye~rs old carp et ng b g k tchen w th to ts of cab inets ac r e o f ground Rac) ne Oh o Call 949 4991!, 9 2 lfc AUTOMOBILE ns u r ;o:nce been cancelled" L os t your operat o r s cense Cal l 992 7428 6 15 lf c 5 ROOM house on 3 acres of land Tuppers Pia ns Chester water a 1 new p umb f,n g alum num s d ng fuel o I furnace Call 985 3539 9 30 12tp N EIGLERS FOR HOUSE BU LOERS CAL L GUY N E I GL ER RACINE OHIO 9 11 30tp NEW BRICK 3 bedroom home on 1 acre of lan d Large modern k. tchen f ull car peted located close to the h gh and e le mentary sch ools Cadi 992 7686 9 24 12tc POMEROY Custom bu It br ck home four bedrooms two baths full basement 1' repla ce formal d1n ng room Wr te J E Bayl ff 310 W H gh Street Cndersv lie Oh o 45806 9 28 6tp DEAD Sl OCK. - W II remnv<> at a reason ab le cha rge Call 245 5514 8 23 901c Real Estate For Sale Rt 4 Pomeroy 0 992 3954 or 992 7349 OPEN 1-o!oger Hy sell s Garage nea r Crossroads on Sl Rt 124 all mecha11 cal work n clud ng automat1c transm1ss ons Monday F nda y 8 30 a m t II 5 p m Saturday - a 30 to 12 noon Un ess by appt P hone 992 5682 or 992 7121 9 16 JOtc McCOY SAUcTioNSERV ICE Fo r a real au ct on call the real M cCo y 1 0 Mac Mc Co y (; hester Ohlo 10 3 ttc __________ I h ACRE lots Darw n area Tuppers Pia ns water Contact Hershel McClure Da ry Isle until 3 p m 992 5248 after 3 992 3436 92B12tc _._ DOWNTOWN - __ __________ _ REMODELED 2 bedroom house new k !chen bath and appl ances carpeted 473 Sycamore For appo ntment call 992 5310 10 4 3tc 8 ACRES of land on State Route 143 on new proposed water I ne Cal I 992 3640 after 5 p m 10 4 12tc HOUSE 3 years old 3 bedroom waH to wall car pet ng refr gerator and stove l ncluded l1vlng room k t chen ut 1 ty room batl1 outSide ut l1ty storage Middleport Phone 992 506A &fter 6 p m 9 2] l2tp 4 bedrooms bath gas F A furnace All utll t es $10 500 00 117 ACRES - Lot s of brush for good huntmg 6 room hou se barn a nd other bv ld ngs All m ner a ls $165 00 per a cre BUNGALOW ~ 2 bedrooms n ce oak floors gas floor furnace and basement Only $6500 00 NEW - J n ce s ze bedrooms w1th large closets Extra n ce 1\rtshe,rl w th S S cook and bake un ts Full Basement $19 500 00 2 B-EDROOMS ~ W th all furmture N1ce bath front and back porches Only $8900 00 O~LY 3 YEARS OLD ~ 2 bedrooms gas F A furnace Cook ar:~d bake un Is Dmmg room enclosed porch and garage $16 ooo oo 10 ROOMS Recenlly renovat ed 5 bedrooms 1/ 2 baths modern kdchen gas F A furna ce Large corner lot NEW - 3 bedrooms large bath w ith laundry on n ce corner lot Asking 1ust $18 ooo oo COUNTRY - 2 be~rooms bath FA furnace T P water Only $41>00 ()() 608 E MAIN·----· POMEROY HOMES Located tn the new H1ckory \ H1ll s addltton af Tuppers Pla ns 3 nice bedrooms w1th closets Modern bath co lored fixtures ceram c t le Lovely kitchen wtth 12 ft base cabmets and 14 ft upper cabinets Uhl1ty room Garage IS f n1shed on the ms1de About 1 acre of ground 100x400 Good financ ng on these IN TOWN - 2 bedrooms bath oak floors Large dtnmg Basement and sma ll qarden Only 15 000 00 BUYITTODAY TOMORROW BE LATE GOOD '"""'-~1!1 ..... tlil~NI l[i.l:ltJil 1 ' 'II . l{) r-.J I\ T . ', I 1 II I ' r, ',·,I)( I,-, I I RUTLAND 1 story frame 3 n1ce bedrooms with closets Bath N ce k tchen and d nmg area Full bc;sement with shower All E lec tnc 51 acre $18 500 00 EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work septic tanks nstalled dump trucks lmd 10 boys for h re Will haul f1ll d rt top so I limestone and gravel Call Bob Or Roger .Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n ght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc 0 DEq. WHEEL AI gnment located at Crossroads Rt 124 now ba c k. to work Com plete front end serv ce tune up and brake serv 1ce Wheels balanced electron cally All work guaran1eed Reasonable rates Phon to 742 3232 2 18 lfc --------------RON SHEPARD Floor Watl Remodeling Ceram c tlle baths Box 28D Rutland 742 3664 6 26 1fc - --...... ----------- DOZER and back hoe work ponds and sept c tanks d lt ch ng service top so 1 flU dirt l1mestone B&K Escavat ng Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 9 1 ttc --------------FOR FREE estimates on alum i num s ding Storm Doors and W mdows Car ports Marquees al)d Railing Phone Charles Lisle Sy racuse OhtP Carl Jacob Sales Representative V v Johnson and Son Inc 6 22 uc ExavA~NG-ooUrS~~ e and small Backhoes &nd loaders on track and t re 5 Dump truck Lo bov ser vice Septic tanks lnstall~d ~ George fBflll Pull ns PhOne 992 2478 or 992 7402 2 9 tfc -------~---- --- SEWING MACHINES Repair serv ce all makes 992 228~ The Fabric Shop Pomeroy Authorized Singer Sales and Service We Sharpen Scissors J 29 tfc -------------- 9913315 or 99"1-3615 $1B90000 MOBILE- home repair E;c tr1ca1 plumbing and heatmg Phone 992 5858 7 15 ffC -------------- KeLII'lna'6:or MINERSVILLE AIR 1 story frame J bedrooms Bath K1tche, has lots of base cabmets Porches and CONDITIONER~ lots of Qround $6 500 00 LET US KNOW WHAl YOUR NEEDS ARE IN REAL ESTATE AS WE HA~E SEVERAL PROPERTIES TO CHOOSE FROM IF WE DON T HAVE IT WE WILL TRY TO FIND li FOR YOU HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 6,000 to l4,ooo aru Mason Furniture U no an5wer t92 2568 \ ' cleat, air Total ven -<" 8 e 9 • managed to come 13 12 55 - Chuck Wh ite Reports 10 00 - Dmah Shore 3 15 Joker s W ld B 10 30 - Baffle 3 4 15 SIO 000 Pyram d 8 10 M ke Dougla s 6 00 - Gamb 18 10 Password 13 Wtzard of0dds3 4 15 30 - H oll ywoo d Squa res 3 4 15 Brady Bunch 13 Bow l ng 6 Love of L te 9 10 Sesame Street 33 55 - CBS N ews Dan I mel s W orl d 10 00 - Jeopardy 3 15 Bob Brauns 50 50 Cl ub 4 N ews 8 13 10 Password 6 30 - 3 W s Game 3 15 Search t o r Tomorrow 8 10 Spl t Second 6 45 - E le.ctr c Company 33 11 55 ~ a NBC News 3 m third The maJor surprises however were the Kansas Ctty Royals seeond.place showmg (I labe led them for fourth) and the dechne of the ~hicago Whtte Sox after Dtck Allen s mJury The Clnsox tabbed thtrd and even a posstble contender by m& looked great unt1l Allen was hurt then slipped all the way to ftfth Texas ftrushed the season and th at s about all you can say for them I figured tt that way Nallonal League West My beloved Cmcmnat1 Reds proved me wrong happtly so m th1s toughest of all baseball dmswns l felt they d latl off to second after the 1972 pennant year but about the first of July they dectded the lhmg was worth" mmng agam after all That s one case where I was dehghted to be wrong I felt the Astros had the rtght mgredients to go all the way and they went all the way all n ght - to fourth place and were never really m tt I os Angeles kids matured faster than ex peeled and were a respectable second 1<hile I had p1cked them fourth San F'ranctsco nailed for fifth by me rode the arms of Ron Bryant and Chns Speier to come m thtrd I thought Atlanta had been helperl by some trad~s and they actual!) were but fell to ftfth mstead of thrrd where I pegged them San D1ego the people s chotce (and mme ) for last made 11 handtl) Nallonal League East This was baseball s most puzzlmg divisional race smce no one really seemed to want to wm Lt I satd the Cubs would set the early pace and then fade badly as thetr agmg stars stmply ttred out Thal was n ght on lhe money I also said St Lams v. auld 1mprove and come m second ~ not bad at all But m a divtston where t).le leader was barely playmg 500 ball most of the season qnything could happen and d1d I felt the 9 30 - ToTelll heTru th J M chaels&Co 6 Secret Siorm8 9 10 10 ll 11 15 1 00 - News 3 All My Ch ldren 6 13 Not For W ome n On ly 5 Wh at s My L ne 10 Concentrat on 8 1 30 - 3 On A M a t ch 3 4 15 The World Turns 8 10 Le t s Mak e a Deal 6 13 2 00 - Days o f Our L ves J 4 15 N ew lywe d Gam e 6 13 Gu 1dtng Ltght 8 10 2 30 - Doc tors3 415 EdgeofNghtB 10 G rl nMylfe6 13 3 00 - Another World 3 4 15 General Hospital 6 13 Pr ce Is R ghl B 10 Oh10 Th1s Week 20 3 30-- Ret urn to Peyton Pla ce 3 15 One L fe to Live 13 Secret St,erm 10 Match Game Ph I Donahue 4 Fhlltstones 6 Off the Record 20 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Ses~me St 33 20 Love A m er ca n Sty le 13 Speed Racer 6 LUcy Show 8 Mov e Denver & R o Grande 10 >4 30 - Green A c res 3 Jeopardy 4 Ha ze l a G 1ll gan s Island 13 I Love Lucy 6 Bonanza 15 5 00 - M ster Rogers 20 33 Bonanza 3 M erv Gr ff n 4 Andy Gr ff th8 I Dre.am ot Jeann e13 Mtss on lmposstble6 30 - E lee Co 33 Gom e r Pyle 13 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Bever ly H llbl l l es 8 Tra Is West 15 5 55 - Earl N ght ngale 15 6 00 - News 3 4 10 13 15 6 Sesame St 20 TBA 33 6 30 - News3 4 6 10 15 Hogans Heroe s 13 7 00 - Trvth or Cons.eq 3 6 Beat the Clock 4 N ews. 10 What s My L ne 8 W ld K ngdom 13 Elec Co 20 Audubon Wild I fe a .rud ""' Both I HIP Tell me somcthmp_ When a g1rl dresses l,fl provoc0:1t1Ve [ashton she docs 1t Lo get ~ttenlwn and adtnmtllon l ~s? so ho" cohtc she gets mad when a man slar~s at her and complams BY EM ~ BAFFLED Whatthe he< k <S that guy lookmg at ' • Theater 33 I Spy 15 7<130 - Beat the Clock 13 Porter Wagon er 3 To Te l th e Truth 6 Hollywood Squares 4 Concentrat on B New Treaswre 1---tunt 10 Nail Street Week 20 How Do Your Ch ldr en Grow33 8 00 - Wash ngton W eek tn Rev ew 20 Sa11 l ord & Son 3 4 15 Brady Bunch 6 13 Call:tcc s Dep t 8 10 Int erface 33 a JO Odd Coupe 13 G rl wt f h Some thm g Ex t ra 3 4 15 Ozz e s G rl s 6 Roll Out 8 10 Arth r Prystock 33 F r en ch Chef 20 9 00 - Masterp tece Theater 33 Room 222 6 13 Needles and P ns 3 4 1S Mov es T he Wreck ng Crew 8 Tha t Certa n Feeling 10 All Amencan lnd an Day s 20 930 - BranKeth3 4 15 AdamsRb6ll 10 00- Love Amer can Style 6 13 N ews 20 Dean Martrn 3 4 5 Wa sh ngton W eek n Rev ew 33 10 30 - Wall Stre et Week 33 11 00 - News Weather Sport s6 8 10 3 15 4 Janak 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 D ck Cavett 6 Mov es Hook L ne and Sinker 8 U SS 1 7 Double Agen t 4 Re turn of a WIN AT BRIDGE th e Fly A Jacoby transfer advantage Baffled There are stares and slares an ADMJRING look sets a g~rl up but an UNDRESSING leer makes her feel hke she s on the auctwn block ~ HELEN ' +++ Baffled The-gtrl who complams What the heck ts thai guy lookmg al ' would probably be Ihe ftrsl to get upset when gu) s stop lookmg We don t always say what we mean Baffled ~ SUE Helen and Sue 1 11 sta< t nght out b) saym~ I don t love Butch any more But I did th1s summer when Karen took hun away from me I hate Karen and knoll she ll be very bad for Butch I don l care who else he goeswtth but not her I ve even called her to tell her she s got to slay a\\ ay from h1m bull al\\ays c~tcken out and liang up the phone before I talk I know this sounds bke I sttll want him hack but honest I Pirates were strong enough to repeat but they JUSt d1dn t have qu<te eno ugh to make tt On the other hand New York s pttchmg seemed weaker but Tom lernflc Sea1 er got enough help from Jon Matlack Jerry Kossman and a late bloommg Tug McG1aw lo wm ttl a real cliff-hanger Montreal of all folks was m the thmg up unhl thl! last week and even the humble Phillles played respectable baseball m one of the wildest races m recent years I ptcked th e Phtls flflh and the E;xpbs last but whtle the PhtlS' faded the Expos were a remarkable fourth All 1n all l nailed 5 of the 24 teams exactly nghl and was wtthm one spot on flve others Not the wm:slrecord - but enough to make me let the playoffs ana World Senes occur whtle I keep my btg mouth shut JJl!lfWID~®Ikal-~t.J .-J ,_ ' by THOMAS JOSEPH \I nOS' it) ( ncl to ( hl"'n 1c 1 ~r ! IS prt !I t 11 J l rl ! m' tcr s co , ce rn Uclg an 5 S\H<hs h !UBOAT D r 'cr ll0\1 1.:.:.:l'rill::;.:~=-=su=IIPNS!=AIMY=ER::..:""'.::.:..__jl • L r Ill JVI(' kt lg 2 \ tol t ntlv H('t nl tate 1m c r t (3 \Hls ) <1 Pn or l o rrl 14 A Tli lll'S 15 - g raph rcadm g: 5 Milli nery Yutang 16 I ruduct < f 1\ol ''a ncl 17 Wrath 6 c ttktn 7 - 18 Con test ant Alamos 8 arlor 20 En g lt sh gam£' 1\VCr ( 2\\ds) 9 Bur len 21 Black - 2'- f CSS ln CX pensive 12 Set sm o 29 - 16 Loft) 19 Fun ction 22 A.ntlq e 30 Obliterat e 11 che st \th en~ 24 lnt e1cede 25 Hcann g Ha tlro~ I ca r 23 Oppo nent of Fool ISh T hmgs 3( :n K t :lz:) - ! OLtomnn { ffi nal of ( al cult 1 22 lh man stales man 23 One of the senses 25 Racer 26 NFL Com rntsstoner Rozelle 27 Jockev 2R Oklahoma Cit V 29 Gr C\\ biCUSpidS Onas SIS 35 Chatter box 37 Reveill e trump t call 38 Relaxmg: (2 wds ) MP IMPF:a$GION ' 0 H 11 A ggreg ttc 13 \~ 1 nalu .. "!'.• <;:'bo~j• bIl Now arranre the circled letters to form the surprise answer,~ at DAJT Y CRYPTOQUOTE ~Here's how to "ork 1t AXYDLBAAXR is LONGFELLOW s1mply stands for another In th1s sample A IS three L s X !or the two 0 s etc Sm gle lett ere: One letter used for the apostrophes the length and forrnah on o f the words are all hmt s Each dav the code letters are dlffer~nt suggested by the above cartoon. A r I r I xr r J (A.newert tomorrow) Jumbl!:• CAIIN PlAC:IE I!.FOR£ MARLIN \ Antwer r ~ 1 r~mcd \ !'; 1 Ill 34 Mr IF 'IOU U5e 1"1. YOUR. eN"Ti<:ANCE. WONT L.EAVE A Ye1terda:y"• 10 {( 33 Ch 1ncsc dynasty form four ordtnary words. ® ~': • .32 Tease Unscramble these four Jumbles., one letter to each square to 10 00 - M dn ght Spec al3 4 D c k Cavett 13 1 15 ~ M ove The Hum a n Dupl cators 10 2 30 - News 4 Cyndte , You ve discovered what a lot or gtrls won l.<~dm1t 11 s eaSier gettmg over a boyfnend than dropptng a grudgt Smce you re bemg honest about your dt$1tke for Karen can t 1'0U ulso be lfonest enough to real1~e s~e dtd you a favor' After all }ou re havmg a great tune bemg Ir e~ and 11 1thou1 her th1s nu ght not have happenetl , So wt~h her and Butch lots of luck and forge I em - HEI ~ N AND SUE "caport I TOORB great lime b m~ fr€f Sounds ltl•e headgear for a polar explorer-AN lc:l C:AP CRYPTOQUOTES FZYRTNG ZY tOIG FDBA TJ JBERY ~ ITNP 8 ETOJWYDP EFDYRDNJZ DI8 Yesterdays Cryptoquote SOME MEN DEFY OLD AGE ~ THEY STILL THINK THEY RE AS GOOD AS THEY NEVER WERE -U NKNOWN AU rHOR NORTH +KQ lOB' DICK TRACY " 96 • KQJH ' CIGARETTE BUTTS TllATS ODD AND BITS OF CHARRED +9 WEST EAST • 91 " AB72 .10 86 +QJl04 • 64 "Q J I0 >3 t9 > +K7 >3 sOUTIIiDI + AJ75 •• Pass Pass Pa ss 2+ Pass 4+ Pas:-. Pa ss Pass Pus Pass Pass Pass = L='~"'"~-~:: ' ·-..... ~ "K4 t A 32 + AB62 ~ Ne 1ther vulnerable West North East South lN T ••5+ pch up baq bnnq Pass to 40u at Openm g lead- +Q Citl.l Hall I By Oswald & James Jacoby One advantage of the Jacoby transfer b1d IS that tt lets the man wtth the opemng play the hand Someltmes makes no dtfference who plays the hand Once m a whtle It actually turns out that the b1g hand does better as dummy but for every one of those mstances there are several when gettmg 11\AI \IJ.I6 ~ STUPID SE;rl PI>N M~ 1 the play mto the no-trump hand pays a dlVIdend North s two heart call was the Jacoby transfer His next btd ~ three d1amonds ~ was a force to game South s four club b1d showed the ace of that '()() PUT OIJ \'JilL 86 1W> Dllti 1H,I..T 1S LEFTy' ~;;:;;;~ smt and slam mterest He only held 16 h1gh card pomts but lhey looked gtlt edge North s four dtamond btd confirmed that he held a real two sutter and Souths four hear:ts was a further slam try ThlS was en<>Ugh for North He Blackwooded to check lor aces and went to sax spades after h1 s partner showed three After the club lead Soutl) was actually able to make seven smce he drew trumps and dts ca rded hiS two hearts on dum my s long U1amonds Could South make St< no trump' No There are only 11 tr1cks at no trump unless a heart IS opened Could North make SIX spades' No Thal1s no tf East ,opens hearts OtherwiSe he ,would do all nght ' (NEWSPAPER ENTERPR SE ASSN ) o:a;w •JMMUJ The btddmg has been West North East IN T Pass Pass Pass You South hold 2• 4 I ME AN WUZ '-IIIT<H~rl TH.UTT'i '!EARS ' AGOTODAV 5NUFPV TH DOUBLE RING CEREMONV PlAIN AS DAY 'r'OU TOM FOOL lDiJIT II WE NEVER HAD NO DOUBLE RING HOOK UP 'iO RE FERGITTIN TH ONE SHE PUT It\ 'lORE NOSE OR HOW ABOUT PUTIIN6 TOGET~ER A PUZZLE OR POPP<N6 <iOh\E CORN ? DO \'OU HAVE 4. 5TAMP @.LECTION' HOW All<l<IT PANT~ C~<t<'A\A~8E LU~E'i IJJE What do you do now 1 A - 8id three no trump Your hand IS emtnenlly su1table to no (rump play You want lo be in game and have already shown ~padt"' by your two heartlrander 0 i 'ffi<\L_WITER COLORS 1 • • PH 77ll592 MASON W VA. 1 I 7 11 i JI'AQ814 "K 4 .K 32 +73 2 Have cool tonrght Illation 992 2259 6 ___ _ C BRADFORD Auct oneer Complete Serv ce Phone 949 3a21 Racine Ohio Cr tt Bradford 5 1 1fc 1H': f,·kchdnl( 5tn't>l Pn111••rny, Oh1n 1)76'1 _._____________ Move 00 - Sunr se Sem nar 4 Sac r ed H eart 10 15 - Consumers World 10 20 - Farm Report 1J 25 - Paul Harvey 13 30 - Colombus Today 4 B ble Answers 8 Blve Rtclge Quartet 13 News 6 45 - Corncob Report J Farmttme 10 00 - Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 Fl ntstones 13 Romper Room 6 30 - Rocky & Bullw nk le 13 New Zoo R evue6 00 ..._ Capt Kangaroo 8 10 Sesame St 33 La ss e 6 N ew too Revue 13 30 - Huck & Yog 6 D1ck Van Dyke 13 55 - N ews 13 00 - Paul D1xon 4 Ph I Donahue 15 Fr endl y Junct on 10 AM J Brady Bvnch 6 Abbott & Cost el lo 8 M ove Rapture ------~------- READY MIX CONCRETE de liv ered r ght to your pro tec t Fast and easy Free estima tes Phone 992 3284 Goegle n Ready M x Co M ddleport Oh o 6 30 tfc 'Jttq!l B. T\'•lford . Sr. RroJ.c.'r 6 ROOMS and bath m town $11 000 Call 992 3975 or 992 2571 9 -28 tfc 11 s SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph 446 4782 Gallipolis John Russell Owner and Operator ....._ 5 12 tfc TEAFORD News 3 4 6 I J Is Janak. 33 News 10 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 D ck C,;~velt 6 New s 8 Shock. Treatment 13 45 ..- Mov1e" The Money Trap 10 00 - News 4 D ck Cavett 13 30 - News l3 !h ll• It iJ Please ten me ho" I 1 ~n keep Butch frorrf,getlmg rJU:tt'fl up "'lh lhe wrong g1rl Karen ' - CYNDIE Now October has arrtved and how dtd I do? Not too well although my mtstakes were IJI'rsonally grallfytng Let s look American l.eague East I p1cked Detrott to fade from tis 1972 champwnsh1p and Boston to Improve and maybe ptck up the marbles Both did as expected wtlh Delrott trarllng off to tlurd w1th an old ball club However I underestimated Baltimore although I satd they could take tt 11 tth super prtchmg wh<ch the) got m the last half of the season l'he Onolcs caught f1re and broke a close race wtde-open m July and August commg m ftrst rather than thtrd The New York Yankees duttfull) came m fourlh but Milwaukee pla)ed surpnsmgly good baseball for a whtle and left Cle1 eland to f<ll t11e cellar mstead of 1 tee versa as I predtcted Amencan League West The divisiOnal race was a real barn .burner for a whtle but Oakland ~ my chmce ~ broke out of the pack and made me look good Cabforma pte ked second purely on a hunch faded to fourth while Mmnesota - ptcked ftfth - a MODERN SANITATION HARRISON S T V se rv ce and serv1ce cal ls Ph'One 992 2522 2 9 tfc my predit;tmn!) on the shape of things to come Jl 00 - 12 --'----'----~ SE PTIC TANKS AROBIC SE WA GE SYST EM S CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SA NITAT IO N STEWAR T O HIO PH 662 3035 0 4 tf c southward tov.ard baseballs sprmg trammg camps and made 11 15 - 11 11 MIDDLEPORT OHIO Phone 992 2550 Stop In and See Our Floor D1splay Employment Wanted 2 NEW =.=====: - ~~~ . ROOFING, FUR NACE CLEANING AND REPAIR AND PLUMBING -1 POMEROY HOME & AUTO commero.al was loosenmg hts grdsp on Lhe land I cast m) C}CS Whal s The B g Idea JJ 13 7 8 All work guaranteed '----------''-"-----' L - - - - - - - - - ' Ph ~92 2174 Pamtmg A Specialty .-Area s Most Rea!:lonable Prtces All work guaranteed Back m March when Wmter lookmg much like the Pnstone FRIDAY OCT S 1973 Lmcoln Htll Pomeroy 0 215 N Second Phone 992 3509 \ 24 Hour Serv1ce BY PAUL CRABTREE 20 33 6 6 6 6 6 Ph 992 5271 He a lmg A tr Cond Refngerat1on Ptumbmg Electncal Appliances Auto A1r Cond Restdentta I or Com mereta I Roof1ng Spout1rg Porch Repa•r Lom plete Ho)'ne Remodelmg ~--------·--------------~ ' 9 00 - lronstde 4 3 15 Kung Fu 6 13 Move The Joker s W ld 1 8 The Wdd Bunch 10 Off the Re cord ?0 An American lnd an Days 33 9 30 - Ohro Th1s Week 20 10 00 - News20 NB CFollles3 A 15 Streets of San Fran c1sco6 11 1 2 Gene's Body Shop P AND J HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR 1973 J:r You ) MATERIALS CO New Haven W Va 1972 HON OA 4~U I elephone 99"1. 3640 af1er 5 p m 10 4 12tc ..__ Bur It to Your Specs Delivered to Job Stte 4 lovl!h•oother gu)s now And I m h~w1rt~ Gent·ration Rap & THING N ~i!wS 3 4 8 10 6 b Sesa,mc St :?0 Ul1aS Yoga and ABC New s 13 6 30 NBC News J 4 15 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 Hog.;~n s Heroes l3 Your Future I s Now JJ 1 00 Truth or Conseq 3 6 Beat lhe CIQC~ 4 Course ot Our Trmes 33 What s My line 8 Elec Co 20 Lets Make A Deal 13 News 10 Call of the West 15 7 30 Hollywood Squares 3 Wild Kingdom 10 Beat the Clock 13 Look ng Ahead 33 Sale ol the Century 4 To Tell the Truth 6 Ozz e s G rls 8 Johnny Mann s Stand Up and Cheer 15 Handslul of Ashes 20 8 00 - Fltp W !son 3 4 15 Waltons 8 10 Tom a 6 13 Advocates 6 00 I On Most Am e ncan Cars NEW HAVEN DISCOUNT TIRE HALLOWEEN pumpk ns from 25 cents to $1 Also pie pumpk.ms Russell Cl n: Rt I Long Bottom Ca II 985 3534 10 3 31c. -------------- POMEROY EAGLES - ------------- EXCELSIOR Salt Works E Man St Pomeroy AI! k nds of salt water pellets water nuggets block salt and own Oh o R lver Sa It Phone 992 3891 6 5 tfc NEW SWIVEL rockers and reel fners n velvet and 100 percent ( nylon w th scotch guard and vinyl at the tow l ow cash and carry pr ce of $69 95 each Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Main Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 9 30 61C 7:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. Alignment ~ HONDA 160 Dream looks good - --~- ------- -runs good In cludes two he! m ets 5220 f rm Call 949 5913 For the Lowest 10 2 Stc 9 30 61p OCT. 5, 1973 Wh<el Real Estate For Sale BELPRE 0 THURSDAY O<;T EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 ASK US ABOUT • PRE FABRICATED _____ _._._____ 1220 Washmgton Blvd 7521 Spectahst LADY n eeds live n pos t on W II care for elderly woman LOSE WEIGHT w th New Ca l l 985 4206 Shape tablets tind Hydrex 10 2 3tp water p lis at Dutton Drug n M ddleport and Nelson Drug WILL 00 babysttng n my 1023tc home Call 992 5269 10-2 Jtp 1965 CLASSIC Rambler ex ce llent cond1t on Maytag wr nger type washer dog house- well bu It 2 b kes-2 0 nch eac~ tri cycle boys and HOUSE for sale located n g rls clo th ng - s1ze a to 10 Br{ldbury Call 992 7363 after Ca l l 99 2 3373 after 5 p m 6 p m 9 28 6tc 9 S 30tc -- -- -----~~ MILLER MOBILE HOMES 423 50 ACRE F ARM w th S room house bath on hardtop road w th bu1 ld ng s tes S20 000 Call 992 5795 10 2 l Otc ASSUME payments 1972 Ira ler 12x60 2 bedrooms Call 992 39 93 10 2 6tc 1972 YAMAHA Enduro 250 excellent condrt1on S475 Tuppers Pia ns 667 3336 ' -------------ELECTROLUX vacuum -----------TRA I LER at Sy ra cus e adults ------...-------- ' machines 1n or g naJ fa c tory car ton z g zag to make buttonholes sew on buttons monog r ams and make fan c y dE!'s1qns w th rust the tw is t of as ngled a l Left n lay a way and never been used W II sell for only S47 cash or terms ava table Phone 992 2984 9 30 Sic a 26 lf c only ~IGZAG NEW Baer s OLIVER 60 tractor w th s x foot sem1 mounted mower all good rubber and to oood shape $600 Nate Vanaman phone 742 5322 9 30 6tc CLUB -----------197 3 sewmg x 50 MOBILE home 2 bedrooms Ut t1t es furn1~1led Cal l 742 59aO 9 30 6tc Wanted To Buy INFORMATION ABOUT JOB OPENING -------------- Mob1le Homes~For Sale- lost ____ _ NE:W open ngs at Crows St eak Hovse for gr 1 cook Wa t ress carhop apply n person No e•PN ence nece~sary w II train 10 3 6tc 1957 FORO -¥ tpn truck p ckup must be seen to apprec a..te Phonl- 742 6352 BEAU l tC IAN wanted Phone 10 1 61C 9'11 2840 or even ngs 992 6431 10 3 6tc 16 FOOT f berg lass boat 80 hp Mercury w lh trailer Call 98S SOMEONE to do house 4176 rtean ng Phone 992 2677 10 2 6tp 9 JO 6tc APPALOOSA mare W1lh 5 month colt Phone 742 44411 10 2 6tp Television Log Business Services 191:) 14x7b M08tl-E home wash,r a d drver d sn w.isher -sta nless $teel s.nk ,..garbage d1sposat eve level oven range dacron polyester carpet large tot Phone 742 3083 7 18 If .... 1911 FORO TORINOlOO S1095 Coupe 1 ot'.rner ca r Jess than 3l 000 m les...,_ brown t n1 sh w lh matchmg vmyl roof <)nd v nyl nlettor 301 v:"a eng ne standard transm ss on power steer ng and brakes rctd o really -sh1rp Dad One by one we left th e home Pomeroy Motor Co. ~SIGNS IVA OEEM SINGER daugrHer of the tate George and Lyd a Gnay OE!'em was born Sept 9 1893 She departed tti ~ 1 fe Sept 25 at jhe age of 80 years and 16davs She wasun ted n marrrage to Henry Guy Slnoer on Augusl 4 19 \5 rether Get Results! For Sale • • > • • • • \ I �.· 8- The Da t1) Sentt.ot•l, 1\ hddl('port-P,Nnt.~t•\. (). (kt 4. J9j3 News I rorHlnuC'd toda~· prosecutors ve-sllg ati ~ thl~ in Briefs • • • and from Pagt• l.l pr(>sumabl~ Mne'-' rase b~ ~r'and tht• JUT)' Jn. .}Cl( 1 Kltne, 3-l , was a{·compamed b) his atoorr>e\', Stephen Sachs, to !he offtcc of U. S. Atlorne)' 1 George Beall. Khne pr~sumably 1•·ent on to appea r before th_e grand jur)' Tight SN.TC(.'Y ~urroundcd the grHnd Jury ti proceedings. , The Wa:;hmgt on Star-News, m late ~'reltable ~p tember. quoted sol,lfces·· as saymg Khne told presecu tor'S he ha d served as a condu1t for up to $100.000 in cash which he alleged ly fUnneled to Agnew and other Ma ryland offlt'Ja ls The gl'and JUry was hearmg C\'Jdenec for a thtrd day into c harges, descn bed b~ President N1xon Wednesday as ·sen ous and no t fn volous, agatnst Agnew du rmg Uw tune he was Baltunorc Cou nt~ executive and Maryland gou·rnor. . Court Skeeter GilmorP died in I. t Contmued fr om Page 1l t:ol umhu ~ Depa1 tmen L 48 hours nottce. Pr eswna_bly, Ag ne w's lawyen; cO'uld use the order to ;Friday and ~aturday Sale lkal ... Of the . ' Elberfelds Custom Drapery Sale , ......... ........ JIRESIDENT Wanted WANTED' CHIPWOOO HOUSE PAINT POLES MAXIMUM DIAMETER 10" ON LARGEST END \ (9 ) $8.00 Per Ton BUNDLED SLABS Reg. 17.00 gal. I / Valley S. Jrd Ave . II Sale $590 . $6.00 Per Ton ... ' ' ......... & Supply Co. Gallon L~mber " 992 -2709 Middleport. 0 . DELIVERED TO · OHIO PALLET CO. On Old Rt.JJ Phone 992-2 689 Pomeroy , Oh ::.i:o_--1 .: • , ' KAT HRYN CRO W , Cle rk of the V•llage of Syrac u se, Ohio 13 , 20 , 27 ( 10) 4 NOTICE oF APPOINTMENT case No :21,028 carer H. Hysell Estate of Deceased . Notice •s hereby g ,ven that Ly le w , Hyse ll of RD 2. appo1flfed utorbeen of dul fhey Pomeroy, ohE)(e to, chas Es tate of Carey H Hysell , deceased, tate of Sa tosbury ·Townsh;p, Me;gs county, Oh•o Credtfors are requ1red to f1 te tnerr c1a1ms w 1t.h sa• d f •duc•ary w •th •n four ,.~~~.~" months ,m• Hundreds of fabncs and .colors workmans:h•p oay Bring in your measurements. Width of rod end to end and desired length from top of rod down . Save tht s weekend on a new Fall · se lected from our regular stock. COORDINATE SPORTSWEAR FALL BODYSI:IIRTS Our enti re s tock of Fall Bodys hirts is tncluded . SALE PRICES · ·· Furnrture Departm ent - Ltngene Department , First Floor Young Men s Blue Demm Sale! Elberfeld~ Warehou se on M echamc Stree t Plenty of fr ee parktng Young M ens CARGO JEANS TUBE SOCKS 13n~ ounce blue den 1m sl•ght fl ar e leg Wa1st SIZE'S 29 to 40 Regular priCe S7 95 F 1ts sizes ')9 through 15 Cush1on ttfi'e d for sports and c asual wear Whtfe w 1th color top s of green na vy reel gold blue . maroon orang e Fnday - Saturd-ay Sale FOR THIS SALE! Cook Food Boy s $4 9.5 Double Kn1t MEN'S $5.95 SPORT SHIRTS • SPORT SHIRTS 1D a S1zes sma ll {14-141/:;!}, medium (15 151h ), la rge (16 16'/od an d extra large ( 17 17 11:2 ), An ex tra n1ce se lect 1on 1n clu dmg sol1d color s · stnpes p!a td s neat patterns All are per manen t press R& LOWER S1zes ttirough 16 L ong sleeves 100 Pet polyest er kn1 t Good pattern selec· f1 on Spectal 5ale Price Sale Pnce 2 for 9.99 fl Sate $.5 , 10 COSMETIC SPECIALS COLUMBUS - SOME 350 GASOLINE dea lers m ce ntral OhiO cautiOusly agreed to keep their sta twns opeh for imother 10 djlys instead of calling for an inunedtate shutdown to prot est a G>st of L!vmg Council order t Independent dealers and members of the Central Ohw dasolme Dealers Association met here Thursday rught to consider partlctpatton m nallonw1de shutdown over the order wh1 ch does not permtt dealers to pass along wholesale tpcreases to cu1stomers Dave Pickney, VIce president of the association, satd de~lers were persuaded to rerJ,lain open on th e assumption Cong ress would paSs legislation wtthm 10 days providmg re lief.' OVENS 2 for s7.99 G.E. Electric Alarm Clocks 3.45 Revlon Natural Honey Dry Skin Relief Moisture Lotion 2.45 1--·-------------------95c Vaseline Baby Powder . · · - 69c Quiet accurate depen -----------------------·~-::·-·-; dable electnc alarm. Easy n 1. Cundiff free to r ea d dial 1.29 Noxzema Skin Cream - - · · '\ t~~::~;_;-IJff_0!~I!~i"~~~_:_.-_.-3._·.-o._·o-~~:~~~-~-~--$-2_._9_9...,..~~·-' 2.25 Faberge Organics Wheat Germ Oil and Honey Conditioner · - • - - 1.50 ,29 Micrin Mouth wash and le 88c New Selechon •·------------------------:----·1 HOLLAND BULBS 1~ Iri s. Crocus Hyacinths • SALE PRICES! Sizes63;.. to 7112, Work Hats Dress le.- Hats · Corduroy · Hats W.nfer Caps 1n wools . v in;ds · corduroy , 6uy your flower bulbs now from the fine selection. >r1 ~ Housewares Department - 1st floor. Snowdrops I, MEN'S FALL AND WINTER I , HATS AND CAPS SALE! .IMPORTED Tulips Narcissu s Daffodils on $40,000 property bond See The Muscari d 1 MAGIC CHEF . Stop in and see this 11ne RANGES group of hats and caps and blfY what you need now Btg selection of both gas and electnc models Every one now at sa le · ·-·-·-B~:_:ig:,:s.~e-le:.c:..t:.io:.__no_,f_v.,a_r,~ie_t,.•~e'":s'a_n-~c·o·...,..o~r-s.~.---~-·~:--:~--,..·~·-:.~----~~·-:P:".,ce_•,· ---:-~-~-·--l Elb er f e ld S Ware hOUSe On M ec h a01c ' St ree t ·In p omeroy IS · Open every week day 9·.30 A.M. to 5 P.M. and on Friday and Saturday 9 ; 30 A • M • to 9 P • M ' 41 -., ELBERFELDS 'IN P'OM ROY J ames Cundiff, 34, of Racme, mdtc ted Aug 30 by a Metgs County Grand Jury on a charge of hrs l degt ee murder m the Aug 29 slaymg of Wilham Harden, was released Tuesday on $40,000 property bond, the Meigs County Shenff's Dept. revealed today. Cundiff's bond had orig mally ben set at $20,000 by Judge John C. Bacon, however , when a property bond IS furni shed , the amount of the cas~ bond IS doubled. Cundiff was md1c\ed Aug 30 after betng apprehended by Pom~:roy Police ell1'1y Wednesday morning , Aug . 29,, as he drove from the Pomeroy;Motor Co lot onto East Mam St. near downtown Pomeroy . Harden , age 34, of Rt. I, Racine, was found a pparently shot m the back and chest near the Duds 'n Suds Laundromat on East Main St. artlllnd 2·40 a.m. that Wednesday monung, Jobless at 4.8 % WASHINGTON IUPI ) The number of Americans holdm g jobs , almost stagnant for five months, surged upward by 700,000 In Se ptember but unem ployment held subbornly at about 4.8 per cent for the fourth month in a row. the government reported today. The jobless rate did not improve despite the increase In the number of jobholder. b eca u ~e it was offset by a rise o(750,000 in the number nf persnlls entering the labor for ce. CALLED TWICE The·Pq,meroy E-R squad was called Th~rsday at 2:48p.m. to the MeJgs County Court House for Wa ller King who had fallen down the back steps. He was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital, treated and released . At 7:4o p m the squad was called to Bailey Run RQad for Cec1l Carman who was also ta ken to Vewrans Memorial Hospita l ' ' .. , \ ' • PHONE 992-2156 TEN CENTS over $1 million FOUR OF THE RIDERS show the bicycles they will use m a b1ke-a-thon Saturday with the Meigs County Umt of the Amencan Cancer Society receivmg the proceeds. The nders w1ll be sponso red by md1v1duals, orgamzat1ons Or businesses who wtll pledge to pay money for each mile traveled by a particular rider The assembly area will be at the Middleport Park; next to the post offi ce, at 9 a .m . The ride will be to Forest Acres Park near Rutland Pictured are Dean Lutz, WMPO personality, front, on a tricycle which he will NOT use m the nde, and left to tight, Mrs. Donna Hatfield, cancer umt secretary , Mrs. Brenda Roush , cancer Uh1t president , and Denney Fobes, sports ed100r of the D.('IIy Sentinel. MARION, OhiO ( UPJ) General Telephone Co. officJ'IIs sa1d Thursday damage .. h fac1htLes and Joss of revenues exceeded $1 m!lhon dunng the 12-week stnke agamst the company by the Communicatwn Workers of Amertca A new two-year contract with the compa ny was ratified by wuon members Wednesday, ending the strike which began July 16. "The stnke was incredible," sa1d Robert Wopat, General Te lephone Co. president "Everybody lost something. There were no wmners. But, more Important, the CWA members lost something m· tangible but very valuable their digmty ." Wopat said the vandalism of the striking workers reflected their attitude which he sa 1d, " insulted th e principle of co ll ec llve bafgammg, the rtghts of management and the customers at large." Accor<jmg to Wopat , cables were slashed and 80 windows of company buildings were broken durmg the strike, He said exchanges were Isolated from toll or tolllree service 237 t1mes dunng~the stnke. " Workmg craft and management personnel a lso bore the brunt of te lephoned and fac e-to. fa ce threats," he sa td . "Alm os t 50 reports of vandalism to employes' properties a nd thr eate ning calls were recorded m Manon alone." EXTENDED OUTLOOK Mild Sunday through Tuesday wUh a chance of s how e rs Monday or Tuesday. High temperatures averaging In upper 60s ex· treme northern sections to mid 70s In extreme south. Lows at night in upper 40s and lower 50.. Weather Clear and cooler tonight, low mostly tn the 40s. Saturday fair and high m upper 60s and 70s. LOCAL TEMPS Temperatllre in downtown Pomeroy Fnday at 11 a . m . was 66 degrees under sunny skies Location of new mobile homes controlled in proposed action Syracuse v1 ll age council Thursday n:ght moved toward controllmg additional trail er s located insid e the village when It gave an ordinance ~ts first r eadm g that woUld l!mtt addi tiona l trail ers excep t m mobtle home courts. The ordmance also requires underpinmng of all mobile homes presently located m the Village The second and third readmg of the ordmance w1l[ be g tven next Thursday mght when COlUl Cil w11l meet in special sess iOn Coun c il di sc ussed the proposed ordmance at great length before takmg any action, The ordmance a lso slates that owners of tratlers must conform to all county and s late health departmen t regulations. Jn other . business, C04J1Cil ga ve the third required reading ASCS office closed 2 days The Meigs County Agricultural StabilizatiOn and Conservation Service (ASCS) office w1l) be closed Oct D in observance of Columbus Day and Oc t, 22 for Veterans Day. Coun l)' Execul!ve D1recoor Pete Sheilds sa1d these are both Monday 'hohdays m accordance w1th the federal law whtch sets a variable date for several nattonal holidays so as fall on Mondays. '' Farmers and ran chers don ' t pay much attendhon to holidays - especially not at harvestUme- so we like to get a reminder out ahead of time when the ASCS office will be clOsed. It may save an extra trip for someone," ~ Shields , sa id. w to an ordinance re gulatmg opemng and closing hours m the two village owned parks The former Syracuse roadside park, along SR 124, has been deeded and transferred to the village by the Slate of Ohw , thus pving the village two parks The ·parks w11l close each mghl a t 10 p.m. and open each mormng at 7. Coun cil also gave a firs t readmg to an ordmance acceptmg and ded!catmg a pubhc roadway kn own as "Lee Circle" located m and part of the Rustle H1lls Addition Council voted to huve the traditwnal trick or treat mght on Tijesday, Oct. 30, from 7 to 8 p.m for children through 15 years of age. The siren w1ll sound to begin and end it Mayor Hermap London has requested the asSistance of the Meigs Coun ty Jaycees who earlier volunteered to help villages on tr ick or treat mght It was noted by council that Mayor Lohdon has authonty to place a curfew m the village as deemed necessary, Acts or vandallsm wtll determine if a curfew Is necessary Robert Win ge tt, council member, reported that two flbet•glass banking boards had been ordered for the park. Robert Ord, s upennwnilent at Southern Local School District, mformed Win ge tt that members of Southern H1gh School's Vo-Ag class or FF A members would weld the posts and erect them at the s1te An apphcatwn for a grant for de ve lopm e nt of the park submitted some tlme ago IS bemg given ever y con- s ideration, accordmg to letters from the OhiO Department of Natural Resources and Congressman Clarence Miller Mayor London reported that eqwpment still m the old town hall bu!ldmg will have to be moved by coun cil. ~bers of the board of public affatrs will also have to move equipment from the bmldmg Bids for t]je sale of the <>ld town hall must be submitted by Oct 11 at noon at the office of the vtllage • clerk. The sealed bids will be opened at the Oct. II rqeetmg (.Continued on Page 10 ) Car, school bus collide She nff 's deputie s were called to <the Willow Creek Rd area of Salisbury T)vp Wednesday afternoon to mvestJgate a mmor auto acc1dent involvmg a Meigs Local School District bus . . Thetr report satd an auto driven by Jeanme Lou Little, 31, ol Pomeroy and the bus, driven by Ahce L. Globokar, 53, of Umon Ave., Pomeroy, were both too close to the ce nterline and apparently sideswiped. Mmor damage was reported to the left rear fender and bumper of Little's auto and the school bus showed only a small scratch to the left. rear bumper panel. No ctlatwn was LSsued. There were no injuries reported. School issue endorsed The Middleport Chamber of Comm erce endorsed the half mill hond Issue for Me~gs Co unty 's mentally retarded \ Thursday night at · the ' Columbu• and Southern Ohw Electric Co. · Mrs . Mannm g KI Oes, a chamber member, presented material dealing with the bonq Issue whicli is to be voted on in Meigs County at the November eleCtion The bond Issue would provide matchmg funds needed for the constructiOn of a school and a sheltered workshop for the retarded m the county. During the meeting preSided over by President George Ingels, the chamber also made plans for the an nual Christmas promohon progr~am m the community , The k1ckoff parade for the hohday season, and an accompanymg moonlight sa le by merchants , wtll be held on ,Monday, Noy . 2ll. , ·The group decided to slate a Gift-O·Rama during the ITohda y season , awardmg a . at drawmgs ' van~ty of gifts to be held on Nov .- 30, Dec. 7, 14 , and 21. No purchases will be required for parltc!pation Stores of the town w11l start staying open m the evemngs on Dec 10 and will close at 5 p m , on Monday, Dec 24, Christmas Eve. The chamber voted a contribution of $100 to Feeney· Bennett Post 128, American Le~ion , toward the post 's annual project or provldmg candy treats. ' ., I, /'I FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1973 Cost of strike . . BOSTON - AN ELDERLY WHITE MAN was stoned and killed by a group of black teenagers Thursday It was the second murder ac ross racial hncs m Boston w1thin 48 hours Police prepared fo f· "any kmd of emergency " In add1t10n to the murders, a white man and a·white woman were stabbed a nd robbed Thursday by bla~k teenagers m the same general area where the elderly man was killed . Police satd there was 11a dehmte1 t1e-in 11 of the three separate mc1dents Thursday They dfd not connect the Thursday tncidents with the burmng Tuesday night of Eve:lyn Wagler, 24, a whtte woman who told pohce from her deathbed that a group of black youths for ced her to pour gasolme over herself, th en set her ablaze . She dted s1x hours later 2 PAIR $1.69 $3.44 APAIR POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT,. OHIO ';., KEY BISCAYNE, FLA - PRESIDENT NIXON sougpt relaxatiOn today at ht s Key Biscayne vacation home, his first trip away from the Wa sh1hgton area in more than a month Wi th tnm were two of h1s top advisers on Watergate developments, spec ial Whit e House counsel J. Fred Buzhardl and speech wntei Patrick J . Buchanan However. pres1denttal P ress Secretary Ronald C. Zteg ler satd Nrxon had '' nothmg specthc" to discuss w1th them but merely wanted them on hand m case he might w1sh to rev1ew "something" w1th them , Ziegler satd Buchanan was not p1 eparmg any speech for the Prestdent at the inoment. Nlxon rs expected to mer ease his tnps away fr om Washmgton m commg weeks Sale Prices ALL AT SALE PRICES Sup er bell fl are 50 per cent cotton 50 per cen t po lyes t er Serv1ceable we1ght blue cha mbray W1de be l t loops Red stitched Fnday Saturday Thtrd Floor S1ngle S l l~ fu ll stze and queen s1ze Vmyl. n ylon and Her culon Uphol stenng B1g a~~Jsortment of color s and sty les Comfor t able davenport b y day and a fold ou t bed wtth foam or Inner spring mattress by n tghf Earring s · Ptns . Pendants · Rings · N eck laces · Noveltt es. CHAMBRAY JEANS at and Simmons Hide-A-Beds Fall J ewe lr y tncluded . ys Sizes 8 to 18 M ec hamc Street and also Special Sale! Kroehler Sleep-or·lounges JEWELRY SALE Our ent ire se lection of on NO. 122 BALTIMORE - N D~LE ANDERSON, the successor to V1ce P1 es1dent Spiro T Agnew as Baltnnore County executive wa• mdicted Thursday by a fede ral grand Jury on four counts of mcornc tax evas10n The md ictrnent.s, by the same grand Ju ry that tS mve stlgalmg Agnew , charged that Anderson evaded payments of $67,832 m federa l mcome taxes m the four years 1969 to 1972. _.. The Jushce Department presents lega l bnefs today opposing a request by Agnew's lawy ers that a federal judge hall the grand Jury probe agatnst th e v1ce prestdent U S Dtstnct Court Judge Walter E. HoHm an , who IS pres1d~ng over the t'O urtroom aspects on the invest iga tion, has set Oct 12 for oral m·gwnents on lhe request. The JUdge has saJd that until he rules on 1t, the gr a nd JUry can proceed with Its mvestJgatt on Of the v1ce president AU AT SALE PRICES NOW At Elberfelds Warehou se E lberfelds ma 1n .tore VOL XXV WASHINGTON -·l\ $PEED UP AND INCREASE in. Social Secunty benefits to help the a ged fight infla tiOn has cleared the Senate Fmance Comm Ltt~ . By vmce vote, the comm tttee Thw sday approved a 7 per cent across-th e-board mcrease to take E!ffect the month Il IS enacted mto law The Socml Secunty in erease, whkh would cost the Soc1al &cunty Trust Fund $1 bilhon, wtll be attached to a mmor Housepasse'(! b1ll The Senate IS expected to vote on the bill w1thm the next two weeks Sen Abrii11.am R1b1coff, D-Conn ., who sponsored the proposal, said " I beheve more firmly than ever that unless we move more swiftly, many of our semor Cittze ns wtll smk below the poverty level. " Then· mcornes are VIrtully frozen for another year, " he added ' 'Butprices,as weallknowtoo""cll,arenot '' Now •s a perfect t1m e t o buy btcycles l or yourself your Ch ildren and your grandchildren There's a brand new se!ect1on a t Elberfe lds A l l Amen can made b tcycles dependab le and serv 1ceable S1 dewalk B1kes 10 Speed B1kes 5 and 3 Speed B•kes and plenty of Standard 26 in ch b1k es Boy s and g1rls styleS> SALE Y2 PRICE ,f : ,•,:i.... ''.'::·: By Umted Press International • . · BICYCLE SALE M isses and womens s izes se lecte d from stock . ( Not a ll sizes in al l co lors ) ' ~· Famous Brach ' s Candy for th e Hallowet!n season Peanut Bnttle Huck Fmn s . lndtan Corn · Candy Corn · Me llow Cremes - Pops•cl es Mtlk M atd Caramels • Tatfy Broom~f•cks Ha rvest Trea t s now, .itock Misses · Juniors · Half Sizes ......,.;······:··.;.-.·:::·:·:·,: ,. :: .. : ,,,, .:·...;.. :,:,:,-...; :,:,. ' ..: :::·:·.·:.:··: .;: TRICK OR TREAT HALLOWEEN CANDY Dress •' . . !News .. zn Brze S!ji Vtsit Elberfelds Drapery Dept. during this "Save 20 Pet . Sale" and let us make your window decorating easy. FALL DRESS,SALE Devowd To 17ae lnterestl Of17ae Meigs-Mawn Area LOGAN GETS IT - Tom Lowe<y ( tn glasses ) and Ron Couch throw Logan " dwnmy " mto bonfire. ~"''''»:-:·:·:·:=··: Cou~:~~·;;a;eo;g~: (9 ) 21 flO ) 4, 11 , Jt c at a giant bonfire and pep rally . They were pumping up the old school spin\ for the clash tomght of the Me~gs Marauders against the Logan Chteftams. Game tune ts 8 p .m . m Marauder StadiUm ••• ' BE THRIFTY I SAVE ALL OF YOUR SALESLIPS FROM of THE MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING B"-J'lD"Was m the parade 'Thursday mght through Pomeroy, Mtddleport and Rutland that ended m Rutlimd behmd the old high school country fJn San F r a ncisco, the ' Uni ve rs it y of Ca Hfo rn ia Se ism ograph ic Station satd the q uake registered 6.3 oo the HIChter Sea le.) C<>L Edtiard o Esqut vcl, the military junta 's director ~f mformat1on , went on radio durmg the mormng and oold the natwn of 10 m1lhon " a strong quake shook all of central Chile this morning " Esquwel said ther e were no Imm edia te r e ports of ca s ualti es m the quake, which most seriously hit Va lparaiso, 50 miles nor thwest or Santiago, and Los Andes, 80 miles nor( Continued on P age lO l Qual1 l y rnaterla..ls and sep mh • Now en 1oy sturfnmg new drapenes for the hol1days at a savings of 20 per c~ nt off the regular pn ce Your lovely new dr()penes will be tailored to any w 1dlh to any leng !h._ w 1th deep heading s and triple ta c ked pl eat s, d ouble s1d e and bottom hems MEIGS THEATR[ YOU ·CAN'T ·ouy A BETTEP~-, PAl T . -\ '• w _,. t/ •I Made-Jo-Your Measure HOSPITAL NEWS Da,z e ll. Od1e Dav 1s , M iles · of Oh 10, and bounded and Dtce , Br •an- Dulaney, G..lenna de scr1b ed as fo l lows Edwards , Ge rt ru de F l em~ng , Lo ts No Seventy Thr ee, Se venty Four , Seventy F 1ve and KeV •n Grueser , Mabie H en derson , Carolyn Lew1s, t 1ft ee.n t ee t off the east Side' d f Lormda Howard , T i mOthy Lo t No 77 as per deed s on Hu r;lson , Edd1e M co nner1ng , r ecord 1n the Recorder's OffiCe Herbert Miller, V1rg1e Mora , found In Volume 30, Pag e 22L Pamela Newsome Mrs Gary Vo l ume 38, Page 399 , and Volume 39 Page 197 Me1gs Queen and son , Nedra Rad County D eed Records Cl 1ffe , Roy Ross , Chad Sm es , Roma Walter~ Dan1el ' Reference Deed Vol 254 ~age 413 , Deed Re cords Me 1gs W,ll ,ams , Mrs B.dly Woods and dauQhter Co unty , OhiO Sa •d property 1S to be sold and conveyed to the h •g he st bidder upon the fOllOW ing t er m's CaSh 1n hand, and sublect to all rea l est ate taxes bee om '"9 due on and after the dale ot the sale The . successful b1dd~r mu st e1th er renova te the butldmg or raze 1t Ol'ld r emove the debr1 s, e!l her ac i ra n t o commence wllh ln three month s from th e date of deltvery Of th e .~eed and com plete th e wor k w 1th1n SIX months fr om the date t he work IS commenced The nght tS reserved to re 1ec t any and all bidS I Special Fall Sale . ---- -- - -------- . ' FRIENDS AND RELATIVES Jotned to send bes t wtshes to Mr and Mrs Wilham Hugg mS, Carrollton , former Middleport restde nts who observed ' th ev 50th wedding anruversay on Sep~. 15 ·-- SA NTI AGO I UPI l A violent pre-<lawn earthqua ke ro c ke d Chile .ea rl y tod ay, black in g out the port of Valparaiso and tosSing thousands of pei sons from the:t r beds 1n capita l Santiago. Th€ qua ke a nd two aftershocks h1t the country on-a nd· off for a li ttle more U1an a halfhour dun ng a stn ct du sk to daw·n 1 cu rfew imp osed by Chile's nuh Wry rulers Pollee ooid the quakE! , appeared to be centered ncar Valpa rat so, a port c1tx of 600,000 on the Pac1ft c Ocean, c uttmg off elect n ctty m the por t a nd cu rUulmg commumca tlons With the rest of the FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 AM TO 9 PM 1J1d }O'ti know "th<Jt Geor ge Va ugh<tn , formerly or Pom e ro~ and Mtdd leport , h,tli bt.'Cn ser vmg on the Chtlltcothe C1ty Q) unc ll for Ute past fo ur years? George was quoted r ecently m a Chtlhcothe newspaper urgmg Clulhc'Othe, as the ftrs t capiUjl of the state and the county seat of the second largest county (square mlles) m the state, to have 1ts own c tty flag He has asked Councli Pres ident Thomas McKen' to asstgn a cornmtttee to mv estigate des1gmng. of th~ fl(l g, McKe ll will do so opparentl)' , but has not decided whether the committee wtll be composed of co un ci l members or non-<Jff1ce holders of the commumty. Orla (Skeeter) G.lm ore, GG, Columbus, form e r Meigs . (: reside11t, dted Wednesday at subpoena Justtce Department CARDS TO JAMES JACKSON , Dorcas, would be apthe Univers tty Hos pt tal offi Cial s, pe rh a ps tncludmg prectated , Jackson, confmed to the Arcadia Nursmg _Home m tollowmg a lmgenng Illness Hen ry F. Peterse n, crunimtl Coolville, will observe hts 90\h birthday Fnday. He was the son of tile late divis{on chief, who Agnew has John and Myrtle Sapp Gilmore smd tS out to gel him Or they MRS BRENDA ROUSH is a busy one in her new office as of Pomeroy , Also preccd1ng CQuld subp crwa ne ws men In prestdent of the Me1gs CoWlty Umt of the Amencan Cancer him in death were a brother , e1ther case, legal objectwns Soc tety . She IS gettmg a b1ke-a-thon orgamzed for this Saturday. Elza Gtlmore, Pomeroy, and may be ra 1sed Many reporters The nde will begm at 9 a . m. from the Middleport park, next to two ststers, Evelyn Gilm ore. have refused to supply m- the gost office, and w11l provide-funds for the cancer unit through Columbus, and Beulah Ruddle , form~ twn on news sources m spo.fisorsh1p of riders. MIChigan. oth er cases. CHRISfMAS MAY SEEM a long way off, but 1\'s really JUSt Survtving are two brothers, Judah Be st, one of the around the corner desptte the warm pleasant weather these Kelly Gilmore, Middleport , Agnew 's Ia\.\ yers, declmed to days , The Mtddleport Chamber of C<>mmerce IS attemptmg to get and Harley Gilmore , Rose Hill, say who m1ght be s ubpoenaed 1t all together for their December Chnstmas promotiOnal Pomeroy; two Sisters, Mrs. · He sa1d Judg e Hoffman "asked program and w1U meet at 7 tomght to lay plans. The meetmg will M1lhe Stace arrd Mrs. Euntce us not to comment on Lhe be held at the soc1al room of the Columbus and Southern Ohto Moore, both of Columbus, and proceedings '' Electrtc Co several meces and nephews , Agnew vowpd last weekend The funeral arrang~ments m Los Angeles that he would MR . ANO MRS Ai;LEN C. HTI.L, SR, Pomeroy, have are mcomplete The body ts at " use the courts of th1s country returned hom~ from a three week trek which took them to the Schoedmger Funeral m an attempt tO gam per- Boston, Mass., fnr a \1Sit wtth Mrs. IIIll's people <md to Hamilton Home, Eas t State St, mtssion to examine under oath wltctt~ lhey were with thetr son and dau ghter-m-law, Mr. and Columbus. Bunal Will be m these people who are trying to Mrs . Allen C. Hill , Jr. and family. West Lawn Cemetery destroy me politically through MEIGS COUNTY FAIR BOARD members will have their the abtL<ie of the cnrmnal JUSI!ce system of the Umted annual post f3!r get-together at the fairgrou nds on Sunday In· steak of the traditwnal steak dmner this year, the hoard will be States " ea ttng somethmg dtfferent, barbecued turkey and barbecued Hom ecomi ng set Agnew Accuses P eterse n He has accused Petersen of lamb , CHESTER - The a nnual being the source of leaks. rally and homecommg of the NLXon, however , told reporters Chester United Melhodtst that Attorney General Elhot L Church will be held Sunday, Richardson has assured him (BirthS) Veterans Memorial Hospital Worldwide commumon wtll be that Petersen was not such a Mr and Mrs Kenneth K 1t ADMISSIONS - Wilham tre ll, a daughter, Ga ll ipOliS observed during the worship so urce and had "handled the Dye, New Haven; Perry R . Mr and Mr s Jack Adams a service followed by specta l mvest1gatwn without prejudidaughter, Vm ton Shirley, Hartford ; Genevieve Sunday School Rally Day ce.~ · Richard, Lon g Bottom; program. A basket dinner \\'Ill Before s1gmng the order, Lawrence Hyse ll , Rutland; In the Court of Common Pl eas, be held at 12.30 p,m Hoffman hel d a 17-m mu te Joseph C. Qmvey, Pomeroy ; Juv en ile Court Otvt ston , Metgs The arternoon program , hearmg w1th the 22-member Annie Icenhower, Portland; County , Ohto beginnmg at I : lo, will conSis t grand Jury which has been SUMMONS Hazel Sham, Racme; Dorothy Ca se No 20,8 60 of special muSic . The Rev, Ca rl mvestigating political corrup-. To Wi l loughby Hill. Juvenile Spencer, Ra"Cme ; Wilham Hicks welcomes the pubhc ProbatiOn Off 1cer of Me1gs twn m Maryland Sl:"'Ce last Hobste\ter , Rutland; Kenneth Coun t y , Oh10 December and began hearmg En vol dson , Your are comma nd ed to Reed sv ille; not1fy V1Y1an Milchem and evidence mvolvmg Agnew la st Charles Payne, Pomeroy R1chard M1tch em that a week, compla mt has been f1led m th1s Troy DISCHARGES TWO GIVEN AID Court that B il l y Joe M1 tchem, Hoffman remmded the panel The Middleport E-R squad members of theu: .. oath of Durham , Ethel Ntcho lson, ag e 16 year s, 0 0 8 12 16 -1956 Td'm Wayne Mit c hem , age 13 was called at 12 31 p, m. to secrecy and mstrue t-ed--them to Flonda Boston , Samuel years, DOB 10 23 1959 , Rebecca Beech St: for Norma Zirkle disregard anythmg they read Ratrd ~n, Ernest Molden, Ann Mrtchem , age 11 years , 008 1 9 1962 Herbert M1t who was havmg c hest pams . m the press or heard on teleVl- Richard Salser, Sherry In- che m , age 9 years , DOB 10.30 stead . 1963 Mary Ann M ttchem , age 7 She was taken to Holzer swn years , 008 9 16 1966, appear to PLEASANT VALLEY Medical Center. At 8 p. m. the be neg lected chrldren '·Jt would be a tragedy to the DISCHARGES : Gma Mae ll1s ordered !hat they appear squad went county rqad 5 fm cause of the admmistration of per sonal ly before the Court at Runyan, Robertsburg ; Donalp Pomeroy Norma Cambron, a inedical , Oh tO on the 12th day JUStice 1f grand Jurors returned Greathouse, Pomt Pleasant ; of October , 1973 at 10 00 o' cloc k patient, who was also taken to an mdtc tment merely becau:Sf Mrs A M Fur ther 1t 1s ordered th at Arch!~ Starcher, the Holzer Medical Center person havrng physrcal the jurors may ha ve heard or Galhp6lts; Mrs. Claude Wmes, cus tody or con trul! of sa1 d ch ild seen comments by the news Shall brrng t~ chrld to th e Pomeroy, Mrs Elva Hayes, heanng A person so not1fred. media," Hoffman sa id DAVTOMEET Middleport; Mrs. Alfred who f-3115 to appear, m ay be as m other cases of M ~igs Chap ter 53, DAV, wtll Frank, Pomeroy ; Osie Lee, pun•sheq con tempt of cou rt meet at 7.30 p.m Monday ~t Charleston Any parfy rs ent• ll ed to covnse l 1n the proc eedmgs and the chapter home, Butternut the Court will appotnt cou nse l 1f Ave., Pomeroy, Refreshments t he p,arty rs rnd1gent Holz e r Metllcal Center Sa1d Willoughby Hrll Will will be served All members ( DI SCharge d Oc t 2) make due return of thrs wnt on D or:ts Adams, James are asked to be present before th e 9t h day of October , Arrowood , Dan Black , Besste or 1973 . Bowman, Mrs Wdltam TWO FINED The compla1nt flied here1n Bra dshaw ar'ld so n , Albe rt Two defenda nts were fined Bur'ns , W1nn1fred Bush , contams a prayer for per manent custody You are and four others forfeited bonds Dorothy Butcher, Wdltam nol!f 1ed that t he gra nllng of Casto , Mi ch a el Crab tree , m Pomeroy Mayor Donald Donna Crump , Cratg Dailey, such custody permanently TONIGHT Easterday, Wayne d 1vests the parents at the 1r Colhns Cour t Wednesday mght. Lela Oct 4 par en ta l r•ghts and pnvlleges Facto r -.--!''l'-"0'4-a Hart, Earl WITNESS my hand an d the Fined were David Alison Malone, Nan McCormtck, NOT OP E N seal of satd Court th1s 2nd d ay of Carter, Pomeroy, $5 a_nd costs, g l ean or $11Jie r , Doldie Ewutg, October. 1973 Susa n Moore, Jeffery Nott , running red light, and Garland Darts Remt1art. Thomas Ross, Mann1ng 0 Webs t er, Judge Fnday th ru Tuesda y By Jane t E Morrr s Oct 5-9 Sharp Ka thl een Roger Jorda n, Hartford , $10 Bobby Depty ' Cl erk Ch t e f Sha rro ck, Mr s James Shav er Walt D1 s n ey's and costs, dnvmg m lUlSafe and son , Luthe r Slo ne , Earl { 10 )4 , \tc REDKNOBS& manner . Forfe1tmg bonds were Smt ih and Teresa Tolbert BROOMSTI CKS f Btrth s) - PUBLIC NOTICE Ronald L. Fry, Pomeroy, Rt. 2, Sealed brds w rll be rece1ved at Mr and Mr s Harry Barton , ( Techmcolor ) $50, petty larceny ; Fred Smith, a son , Racm 1e , Mr and Mrs the offt ce of the Clerk of th e Angela Lansbury James 0 Black , a son , V1 lla ge of Syracuse , Sy ra cuse , Middleport , $25 , reckle ss Jackson · Dav1d Tomlmson Oh10 . until 12 00 Noon on the ! G) 11t h day of Oc tober , 1973 , tor the f Dt sc harg ed Oct , 3) operattOJl, John Gtlbert Blake, Lo tS• Angle, Ruby Burton , purchase of t he follow1ng • Cartoon s Huntmg t on, $15, stop s1gn Mrs Clyde Casto and descnbed real ~state Band Concert The followm g d escnbed real v10 latwn, and James R daughter Gr.egor v Clark, Mrs Pluto's. Heart Throb James Cogar and da ughter , estate s •tuat ed in the VIllage of Stewart, Pomeroy, Rt. 3, $200, Stan l ey Cook , Lou.se Cram Admts Sion $1 50 & 75c Syrac use, Townsh iP of Su tton . dnvmg while mtox1cawd !iton . V1ctor Crum, Frances and County of Me1g s, and State Show Starts 7 :::::::::L......___ Pome~oy Elberfelds In - /l, [1,,/, 1/m:Jlich Chile·rocked DONNAMcFARLAND,104 BrickS!., Pomeroy, who IS in Wednesday Early Bird Sowlmg League at Pomeroy Lanes, ' and plays for Roush 's Landing team, is kneeling behind the split tiiat s he made Wednesday. It's the 74-&-10. That game she had a 133; her average ts 128. Reward offered for dog ~iller A reward of $10 for tn· ·formation lead ing to the a rrest and successful prosec ution of the person or persons guilty of ki ckmg a dog to death on the Pomeroy parking lot Thursday mght was offered today by the Meigs County Humane Socte \y A member of the soc i e t~ said today the group was notified of the dog's death Thursday night and IS seekin g a w1tness who will testify to seeing the ammal killed. One member Of the gro up sa1d that anyone who would mfhc l such a death on an ammal apparently could be capable of " domg the same thing to a chtld or even an adult " · The society • prom1ses vigotous prosecution and support, Anyone Willing to cooperate is asked to contact Clmton Ftsher, 992-ol27, or phone 992-3322 Sales tax paid on vehicles was· $24,398 Meigs Countians pa1d $24,398.32 in sales lax on mooor vehi c les purchased during September , Mrs. Nelhe Brown, deputy clerk of cour ts, reports. In add1tton, casual use tax fees totaled $5,167.64 for the VOTING INVITED month, The county keeps one The office of the Meigs percent of both the sales lax County Board of Elections and the casual use tax with the wlll be open starting rematnder going to the slate Tuesday for absentee voti~g There were 107 auto mfrom I to 4 p. m. daily until spechons condu cted dunng Nov.l. The ofllce \\ill also be Sepwmber on vehicles being open during this period on brought in from another state. two Saturdays, Oct. 20 and Th1s totaled $321 with $26.75 of 27. It wtll be closed Monday, the !<>tal goi ng to the coun ty Oct. 22, in observance of and $294.25 to the slate. Veterans Day. Durmg September the clerk of courts office Issue~ 869 ce rtifi ca tes of title , 246 nota ti ons of lien ; 151 memorandums; five salvage htles; 813" applicattons, assignments and affidavits; 86 SALEM, Ore. ( UP! ) Smoking tllan)uana became penalties; 16 ,certified copies less haza(dous tn Oregon today and one . salvage mspection as a new law went mto effect With fees totaling $2,261.50 Of reducmg the max Jmum this total, the cou11_!J''s share '" $1,859 7owhile~e·s share penally to a $100 fine . The previous penalty had is $401.75, been up to a year in ]all and a $1,000 fme . In other slates the ,Yeterans Memorial Hospital penally for posseSSIOn of even AOMITTED - Leona Montsmall affiounts of mariJUana LS gome ry , Radc liff ; Frances as htgh as 10 years m prison Larkins, Long Bottom ; Enoeh Under tqe ' new Oregon law Marcum , Kenova, W. Va.; Carl possession of less than one A. Sayre, Syracuse, Henrietta ounce of mariJuana, or enough Rob mson , Middleport ; Joyce for about 20 c1garattes , Is no Johnston , 'Vinton; Helen longer a cnme but treated as a Jeffers, Syracuse; Wanda v10latwn, the same legal Smith, Middleport . Category as a traffic offense D!SCH,<;RGED Brenda Sl!!f penallt~ are.relamed for Smith, Betty Roa c h, Alice persons cqnvtcwd of growmg, Johnson, Paul Powell, Mary processtng or selltng the driji. Pauley, Wilham Dye, Sa,m~i Adults who furmsh mariJu~na Wamsley, Philip Donovan to minors face a 2(l..year prison " W11Uam Hobstetter, Georll~ Brown • sentence. Smoking pot penalty eased '~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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