http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e9bd25791f51c7f451983295357a9f0f.pdf 4a611ae67be57794d8542225a2d818ab PDF Text Text • • Oct. 16. 1973 Board . .. (Continued frorb Page l ) pay $13.65 per teacher per month for hospitalization andor major medical insurance. These two roc'Ommendations _'Double agent' ~ill speak at R~o -College by the panel on the salary increpses and the insurance were th~ ones accepted by the He is the only Soviet Kaarlo' R. Tuomi, a Sovietboard Monday night. trained spy who changed his Amer ican ex-secre t double The advisory panel mind and turned double agent, agent appearing in public in recognized that the local will visit the Rio Grande community is supporting the College Campus Thursday at 8 sehool district with a total p.m. in the Dining Hall as a sehool millage rate of 31.50. part of the college's Artist and However, only 22.50 of the total Lecture Series ~ is ava ilable for c urrent opera tional expenses. The rema ining nine mills is necessa rily used fo r de bt retirement. AUTOMOBILE lOANS Keep the cost of a new car down by using a ba nk f ina nce plan. You pay on ly reasonable bank loan· rates and improve your credit standi ng in the community. a D.EPOSITS INSURED T0520,000.00 Auto I Teller Window ana Walk-up Window Open Friday Evenings 5 to 7 P.M. WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE · PITTSBURGH Qibens ,aBoNJI --c.CINCINNA Tl The panel encouraged all segments of the school district · community to work toward addi ti onal local finan cial support which, it said, is sorely . needed to continue providing quality educational program • for the present and future students. A:; a result of the settlement of the collective bargaining issues with the teachers, it \.\,'38 noted at Monday night's meetil)g that the Board of Education plans to give further study to the settlement recently reached with the nonteaching employes. In other actions Monday night, the board approved the attendance of several staff members at professional hk meetin.gs, approved a suspension procedure policy that guarantees due process to students, appointed Carol Gheen as a substitute aide, and employed Yvonne Shirely as an LD tutor for a !united time. / cLUB.T.O MEET The Young Wives Club will meet at 7:30p.m. Wednesday at the home of Ava Spencer. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Member Federal Deposit Insurance ·corporiition Area residents (Continued from ]>age II Delores . Will, Barbara Riggs, Kenneth Scites, Patty Barton, Virgil Windon, Marge Reuter, Barbara Offutt, Judith Werry, Robert Vaughan, Prudence - White, William Radford, Gene Houdashelt, Debbie Buck, ijoward Logan , David Campbell, Joseph Gloeckner, Kathleen Wells, Karla Ingels, Janelle Ku])n, Beatrice Kuhn, Marvin Keebaugh , Helen Blackston, Sarah Fowler, G. A. Wilson, Jerry Harper, Eric Hart, Grace Warner, Thomas Smith, Gary Smith, Jim Anderson, Patti Chappelear, William l>uckley , Albert Emnia Adams, Karen Price;· EriC Pearch. Syracuse ~ Den Hendricks, Donna Aleshire, Sampson Hall . William Minersville Jones, John Berkley. · Long Bottom IvanBissell. Wood, Howard Parker,- . Ada ·cheshire Linda Winebrenner. Harrisonville - Robert Alkire. . Hemlock Grove - Sharon Welker, Jack Welker. · Rich. fie.ld - .R.ooet Davis. " Ritchie. Portland -c- Joyce Rutland ,-- Homer Parker, Adelle Davidson, Donna Davidson, Herbert L. Grate, Amos CNiiS, Norman Will, Rosella Birchfield. Langsville - Glenn Crisp. Tuppers Plains .:__ Rodney Chevalier. NOT SAME PERSON J.ames Marvin Milliron of Middleport, is not. the James Edward Milliron that was involved in an · adutomobile accident Saturday morning. Limited lime For big family loads - was hes 1 piece to 18 pounds. Deli cates to . denims get deep-c leaning yel gentle washing action. Permanent Press, ·Regular, and Soak cycles; 4 water temperature com~inations ; 2 ag itale-s pin speed combinations. Flowing Heat Dryer handles up to a full18-pound load . .. yet is only 27" wide. Automati c cool-down period. No-Heat ·cycle for air fluffing. . D $10 cash D $15 cash D$20 cash (Please .ehec ~ iipoticabl e bo~l Name (pluu polfll) Note · Coopon "Vet,rans Day reminds me; If we. don't stand for something--:- we may allow ourselves to fall for anything." ' Ci ty Stale rt>u~l be ·eGeovuo;f no Iiiier .u,en :~~uJil i ~~..;eg:'~c~:~k by I~~"< Zio N o~~emtler 1. 1Q7J, O! h:1r void whe re . prohib ile<l . Allo .. noprowT!ately 30 davs ell er rec eipl ol c oupon at Frl gi dal rl! FRIGIDAIRE · Ju.s t.at the.'ime of ye~ r wh~n you' ~e looking for wash day capacity and fabric care, Fng1da1re 1s mak1ng 1t eas1er than ever to get To prove it, just check the coupon abo ve and see how Ypu can get a $10, $t5.or $20 refund from Frigidaire when you buy a dependable Frigidaire Washer, Laundry Center or Washer/Dryer pair. In each persons mind VeteranS Day stands for some special period or happening in their lifetime. The veteran '. has always been th~ forgotten man wheli the fighting ·is done. Let ' s each of us remember our veterans by displayif.g Our Flag on this October 22nd . BAKER FURNITURE 'MIDDLEPORT, 0. I ' I '. '• PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES: Mrs. Lafe Jennings, Wellston, .0.; Mrs. Melvin . Halstead, Point Pleasant; Dessie Burdette, Point Pleasant; Raymond Booth, Glenwood; Mrs. James Parsons, Northup, 0.; Phyllis Murphy, Point Pleaaant; Mrs, · Eugene Slayton, Clifton, and Everett Jeffers, Grimms Landing. that VOL. XXV District which has an EMR unit. The board is now attempting to secure a unit for its own building. According to state officials and Mrs. Eugenia Gardner, EMR supervisor for Gallia, Jackson and Meigs Counties, a . unit may be added to the high sehool curriculum the second I I IJea{ Of t h e Bend . ,. . ifl' DAUGHTER BORN Mr. arid Mrs. Bill Holman, , Oct.lS-18 . · Memphis, Tenn., . are anNOTO~EN . nouncing the birth of · a Friday thru Tuesday daughter, Belinda Crillten. Oct. ''·23 The Infant weighed nine . Walt Disri-e y's pounds and nine ounces. ARISTOCATS (Technicolor) Grandparents are Mr. and Fully animated feature . · Mrs. Earl Holmim, Racine and . , (G) Mr. and Mrs. Henry Black of · SONG OF THE · . SOliTH Memphis. Mr. Holman's ( Technitolor) mother just returned honlf Animated tale$ · of Joel after spending sl~< weeks with Chandler Harris. (G) the couple. The Holmims· alSo ·have two ·sons. Mondaylhru:rhursday ·, • I battle that lasted until noon. While the battle was in heyoncj the waterway. straight da_.,. Israel barred Israel has not yet announced newsmen fr(lm the Siani front the task fo rce's withdrawal. wtx.n• analysts believe the Egypt said Tnesday it .had decisive baltles will be fought. tle~truyffi. three of its seven An [sr~teli military spokesamphibious tanks and wa < ·mau an nounced t hat the progress in the Siani, there waS announced I I ·Elberfelds In Pomeroy · I SEVENTEEN Zip-zapped lacketdress c • Big band·dirndl chech into sleeveless ribby .top. Sriugglos under • snappy '1 ipjac short-stopped at tho waist. A Vicly Vaughn grootshope in woven Acr11an acrylic . . Machine woshoblo/dryablo. Black/white. 3- i 3: · Elberfelds In Pomeroy military sources claimed that Israel held the initiative on both the Egyptian and Syrian fronts. In the north, around Sharmel Sheikh, which guards the entrance to the Tiran Straits on the tip ol the Siani peninsula . An lsraeli Now You Know .. .. '' Eskimos live iri houses made of earth , and three fourths of them hava never seen an igloo, a temporary dwelling used by hunters when traveling. POMEROY ~~ IDDLEPORT, OHIO WEDN ESDAYJ OCTOBER 17, 1973 ----- - . wen~ awards - BE IT RESOLVE D t hat t he la ws b e amended to be tt er enab le la w enfo r ceme nt of f icer s 10 sa f e l y c arr y out th eir d ut i es and court procedur es b e rev ise d to exped ite the· h an d li ng of th e case load . that th e Me ig S Cou nt y ro.a ds be i mproved on a mor e permanent ba s is . - · that con s iderati on and support be given to c on · stru c t ion of a bu i l.d ing on the M ei gs County Fpir grou'h ds for use as a Commu n it y Cen te r : --. th at any able bodied 55 year pins. Earning these were Mrs. Stella Grueser, Vernon Nease, Minersville , Halliday and Atkins Farms, Route 1 Rutland, Mrs. Everett Colwell, Route I Vinton, Emma Findling, Route 3 Pomeroy, John Nelson and Mrs. Hurley Nelson, Rutland . Among the resolutions given unanimous approval by the FIFTY -FIVE year membership awards in the Meigs County Fann Bureau Tuesday night went to, I tor, Mrs. Pauline Atkins, Mrs. Ruby HaUiday, Rutland Route 1; Vernon Nease, Minersville; Mrs. Everett Colwell , Vinton Route 1, and Mrs. Stella Grueser , Minersville. Temps dip (Continued on page_10') as frost . UFO's reported through9ut ·Ohio CO LUMBUS (UPI )Rcports of uniOimtified flying objects continued to pour in · from residents and law officers · in central and southern . Ohio Tuesday night, with one woman claiming three UFO's forced her car off a roadway. The sightings, wl)ich started in the Dayton area last Thursda y. were reported Tuesday in same time! was, so i know I'm not crazy," Conklin said. ."! never believed in UFO's until tonight,'' said Police· Sgt. · Hugh Oyer after he chased a · white and yeUow UFO. "Some guy tried to tell me it was a star, but no star I've ever seen made a humming ."'und · or jumped up and dowri in directions like that or was so near the grolllld." A third Greenfield policeman saidaUFOfollowedhiscruiser for nearly six · miles before in his cruiser. ' ~'Ole one I chase<f was about 100 feet in diameter and glowed with a real bright white light," said Patrolman Mike-'Conklin. "It had a red area on iop of it as if it was overheated. There was a dull hwnming sound that increased in frequency as the object Increased its s~ . " . . Conklin said he could drive Franklin , Montgomery, within 100 feet of the object as Hamilton, Ross , Highland, it hovered over a house. Butler and Coshocton counties. "There was about 20 people .''The kids and I were driving out there looking at it at the home from my mother's home when three huge lights - two white and one greenish zoomed ·9-0wn . " s aicl Mrs. Shirley Johnson of Chillicothe. "Two white lights were on either side of (rny) car while w~s in front. " She said the lights suddenly swooped back up into the sky and left without emitting . any sound . .1 Mrs . Johnson could not reBy BOB HOEFLICH .'member. any details of the . · Mrs. Lewis (Ethel) Grueser _;) three UFO's because "the kids knew when she registered for a were screaming to go back to trip to the Holy Land tl)at she grandmothers and I was would be flying for the first scared to death . l never saw time and be riding on a large anything like it .'' ocean vessel for the first time. Three Greenfield police offi· What ~he didn't count on, cers reported separate however, was being a prisoner sightings in Highland County. of the Syrian military, One policeman said he While Mrs _Grueser is glad to chased a UFO for several miles be back in her comfortable Rock ,Springs home after the' experiences, · ·she disappearing . The Franklin County State Highway Patrol said it received several· reports of UFO sightings in the Columbus area, including one object spotted west of the downtown. Sgt. Raymond bavis said the Cincinnati Police Department received so many calls Tuesday-night they asked people to refrain from reporting sightings because jammed switchboards waylaid emergency calls. . hits nation TWENTY-FIVE year -membership awards in the Meigs County Farm Bureau Tuesday night went to Mr. and )'w!rs. S\Brling Massar and children, Charies and Diana , Mrs. Leota Massar •.Reedsville Route I, and to Edward Wayne Wolfe, Pomeroy Route 3, on lhe right. The annual meeting and banquet of the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District Mrs. Grueser was amone: the ~ - Pergamos and other to~ns of · However, · radio reports ,of Biblical importance. Oct. 3 difficulties were being ·for refueling. The group was scheduled to board the 11 Ro.mantica " immediately . took them to the Isle of Patmos upon arrival but the ship was not in to pick up the tour group so the Americans stayed overnight in an Athens hotel, touring tbat Greek city the next day. The plan of the tour was .to sightsee during the daylight with the ship moving ·at night from one location to another. After boarding the ship, the group found that all went well for a bit. On Oct. 2 the tourists landed at Dikilis, Turkey. ·They !w>Arded buses and toured has been set for November 12 210 American tourists r who at the Salisbury Elementary were ~onfined to the ship, the School with Charles Boyles of "Romantica" lield in the port the Ohio Agricultural Research · of Tartus by the Syrians. Mrs. Center, Caldwell, as guest Grueser reports that the speaker. '~-o Americans were extremely Election of two supervisors -calm during the captive period will ~e held and .dinner will be and she credits this to the fact served by the Salisbury PTA. that they were Christians and be kept faith that all would be Entertainment will provid~ by the · Big Bend well. Minstrel Association.Never really having too • Tickets for the dinner much inclination to travel meeting may be purchased outside of the United States, from Oct. 20 to Nov. 5 from Mrs. Grueset, sort of out of the ·Donald Mora, Wallace blue, decided to sign for the • Bradford, Virgil King, Roy trip to the Holy Land which the Miller, David Koblentz, Rev. and Mrs. Ira Wellman of Thereon Johnson, Harold Gallia Countywere organizing . Carnahan, Andrew Cross, for Wholesale Tours. The trip "Paul'.!~ Lauren Jlof!man, Robert was entitled Mattox, Thoma Theiss, George Missionary Journey" and was(;a~per, Orion Roush, Clarence to ilrclude, as 8 highlight, a PriCe, Rex Shen.efleld, Gene vt!jit to Israel. Of course, israel Yost, Tom Sayre, the ASC became a hotbed for problems Office, t~ Extension Office, or · and Mrs. Grueserand the other the Soil Conservation Office. tourists never reached that destination. With only eight : in the Wellman party, Mrs. Grueser hilt Cotwnbus for Detroit on · CLOSED MONDAY Sept. 29. Then from Detroit, the . Meigs County Court House · wiU be closed all day Mon,day group flew to Athens, Greece, · In observance of Veterans Day. stopping only at Newfoundland ~ - . ' is unruffled by the turn of events which stopped the ship on which she was sailing and held the ship captive for some 54 hours. ,, -. Mrs. · Grueser unruffled after Syrian takeover of oceanliner new TEN CENTS PHO NE 992 2156 membership awards went to over 200 persons attending was Alfred and Charles Frank, one whi~h would require any Pomeroy Route 3, Thomas able bodied recipient of Sayre, Portland, Aaron and .welfare b~ requested to work at Eula Wolfe, Racine and Lloyd ·some designated job and that and Wayne Roush, Racine. all recipients be investigated · Thirty · year awar~s went to before being approv'ed. The county, state and Ziba Midkiff . Route 3, Pomeroy, an ~ Mr. and Mrs. C. national resolution s included COUNTY E. Blakeslee, Pomeroy. Top Recognition of new and long- E_Boggess, Richard A. Shuler, time members, the unanimous Gail Bradford, all of the Racine approval of all county, state area, apd Bill Uttle, Route I and national resolutions and Middleport, the selection of four trustees Twenty year membership were among the. highlights of pins were awarded to Ralp~ E. the annual meeting of the Carl, M. E. Guthrie, Henry Meigs County Farm Bureau Frank, all of the Pomeroy Federation held Tuesday night . area, Eugene Holliday, Dexter, at the Chester Elementary Clarence J . Cummings, SchooL Binghamton , N. Y., Edison and Robert Burdette, a member Larry Hollon ; Minersville. 'of the federation's board, Earning 25 year pins were presented membership pins Leota Massar, Route 1, Reedsduring the ·meeting , presided viDe, Edward Wayne Wolfe, "ver by Henry Frank, board ·Route 3 Pomeroy, Piml and president.· Jean Sayr e, Portland, .Paul Re ceiving pins as new Montgomery and son, Langsmembers were Gerald Powell , ville , Eugene H: Young, Robert Watkins, Robert C. Pomeroy Route 4, Edson Bailey, Pomeroy area, Jack Roush and Clark and Charles (lbles, Lester Roush, Benjamin lhle, Racine area . Thirty year th e green one • viqly vaughn I ·. commandos raided the region Jsraeli at NO. 130 Meeting set • field in Egypt. that military· ar>alysts there · believe that without the were captured and ''you can 11 resupplying of both sides the asswne no damage was done. Israel occupied Sharm el war could hardly go on another 10 days. Sheikh during the 1967 war. There were perhaps A U. S. airlift continued to pour replacement equipment significant moves away from to Israel to match the Russian the fighting front President resupply of the Arab forces . Nixon was meeting in UPI correspondent Joseph W. Washington tod~y with the (Continued on page 10) Grigg reported from ,Beirut spokesman said 38 of them • ~ as seen in ._ air mi ssiles sites and a!) air- Farm Bureau trustees named; honor members_, I, .MEIGS THEATRE . advanced three or more miles Israeli iorces were still slopped around Sa sa, 22 miles Irom the Syrian capital of Damascus. Jsr aeli pilo!s said they downed two MIGs there. During the night, Egyptian Devoted To The lnteresu Of The MeigJ-Ma&On Area I QUITE A PLEASANT seasonal scene that Effie-Pickens bas created with the pumpkins and Mr. and Mrs. Scarecrow at the Shuler Market on W. Main St. And how about that Halloween witch that helps .make up the Francis Florist window? Quite eyecatching. Centurion tanks in a " fie rce" ''large-sc:ale armor battles·· were in progress there with dive bombers supporting the l•raeli tanks. He said Israeli was skiml,) . For the second bombers struck at surface-to- Clear and cold tonight. Low in the lower to middle 30s. Thursday mostly sunny and a little warmer . High in the mid to lower 60s. KC board amends - 1 '72 resoluti()n OPEN WEEKDAYS 9:30 to 5:00 PM SHOP FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 PM at the antiaircraft and artillery alter the others, but a l;•ter positions .tha t have provided commun ique was silent at)put the umbrella for the 100,000- the task force. man Egyptian army which had News ~"rom the battlefields Weather RECEIVES MEDAL - Air Force 'l,'~hnical Serge~~t James F. Neville, center, son of Mrs. Nao!Dl W. NevtUe of · 1, Racine, received the Air Medal at Ca1111on AFB, R~ Sergeant Neville, a medical technician at Cann?"· was Cl . 1 for meritorious achievement while partlc1patuJg lll aena flight to reseue a man who had been seriously injured when he fell into a deep canyon while mountain climbing. Disregarding his own aafety the sergeant climbed 900 feet down the steep canyon wan_; to reach t)le victim and then administered first aid until the man could be evacuated by helicopter. Sergeant Neville, a 1955 graduate of Racine High School bas attended the University of Maryland . at Balmn'ore and Eastern New Mexico University . His \V1fe, Ella, is the daughter o( Mrs. Edith Jones· of Rt. I, West Uberty, Ky. Kyger Creek's Local Board of Education Monday night In speci~ session, amended a resolution approved Nov. 6, 1972 for special services for the educable mentally retarded and emotionally disturbed children. Under the old plan; Kyger Creek District junior and I the commission's hearings senior high EMR students were semester. The board also approved the were preempted by federal AGREEMENT REACHED · originally scheduled to be regular sehool day standards law. transfelTed to the Norlh Gallia LONDON (UPI) - Britain set forth by the State Depar.tMore than 100 workers ~t the and Iceland reached plant have bee.n stricken by a ment of E:ducation; approved J, mysterious nerve and muscle agreement in principle today Robert Waugh as a regular bus on ending the cod war, officials driver ; adopted the substitute disease. The commission Holter Medlcal Center hearing was to determine aaid Tuesda'y. teachers' list submitted by (Births, Oct 12) There was no indication of whether the . plant should be Mr. and Mrs. Roger Barrett, County Superinlendent Comer closed until the specific cause .. the tenns of the agreement. a daughter, Letart, W.Va. Bradbury and granted perBut diplomatic sources inof the illness could be isolated mission to the Kyger Creek (0ct.l3) dicated it centered on an and removed. Mr. and Mrs. James RusseU. alumni to use the Cheshirearrangement of the quantity of Kyger Elementary School gym , fish to be caught by Britiah a daughter, Gallipolis; Mr. and' for its winter basketball trawlers in Icelandic waters. Mrs. Roy Thompson. a son, program. SHRINETTES MEET . Vinton; Mr . and Mrs. Gary . The Twin City Shrinettes wm -' A delegation composed of 1 Dray, a daughter, Gallipolis; meet at the home of Barbara Cheshire Township trustees, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Loyd, a Dugan at 8 p.m. Thursday. SLATE MEETING daughter, Oak Hilt; Mr. and Cheshire Mayor Scotty Lucas, Mrs. Delmar A. Canaday will . Mrs. Harold Gregory, a Cheshire Village council WOMEN 't o MEET entertain the Magnolia Club at ·daughter, Bidwell; Mr. and members, Atty. Hamlin C. ~plSC ' .opal Chur . ch · Women 7:30 · p·m · Thuraday at· h.er Mrs. Charles Young, a son, King, representing ·the village·-· · •. "' .will hold a luncheon at 12:30 home on Uncoln Hill Road. Bidwell; Mr. and Mrs. Paul . and Atty. Warren F. Sheets, p.m. Th.ursday at the rectory. David Mitchell a da· ughter representing the · board, ' ' discussed the aale of the old Cheshire School property to the ) • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ·· Langsville. (Oct 14) village . Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Following a lengthy • •- • aary, a daughter, Rayi Mr. discussion, the board and . and . Mrs. Willie O'Quinn, a village met agreement on the laughter, Radcliff; Mr. and aale of the property: Atty. i . Mrs. Nelson Ford, a son, Sheets will prepare the • . Millwood, W. Va.; . Mr. and resolution and deed for final ·I.· B Bob u h Mrs . Paul Bradshaw, a approval next •month . '"' noe lC daughter. • Hamd.en. .; Charlie Cohen, Butternut Ave., Pomeroy, was glv.en a surprise bi,rthday party marking his 79th by hiS grandchildren and great-grandchildren Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Carman of Pomeroy took Mr. and Mrs . . Cohen for a drive Sunday afternoon which cleared the Cohen residence for the party preparations. The group brought in the complete meal including the traditional ice cream and cake and Mr. Cohen received several gifts. The group included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sisson and daughters, Angie, An)anda and Amy; Mr. and Mrs. John Sisson and daughters, Melanie, Miriam, Marcia and Mary Alice, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sisson and daughters, . Jamie and Julie, and David Ridgway. IncldentaUy, ·Mf. and Mrs. Cohen will be observing their 59th wedding anniversary on Nov. 23. Mr. Cohen retired from the railroad 14 years ago. . "The last 10 days have been the best", he comments. · Jordani~n support of Syrian dive bombers attacked six Israeli positions on the Golan Heights of Syria at dawn and destroyed nine no word of the Israeli task force which slipped '\!'ross the fo rces with the canal into Egypt Tues<hfy' to hit ~mman radio THE BOB EVANS FARM Festival held over the weekend at Rio Grande seemed highly succeaaful judging from the mob of people Who turned up to enjoy the vast range of features.• The festival appears to be one of those thinga which will grow more and more s"ccessful each year. The most a rna~ thiog wati the free admission and parking aspect. Bur a Frigrdane La undry P11 l r tWCDJT Wuher and BI')Y 01"J'IIr) A Frig idaire Laundry Center fLCJ-2 or LCT3- 120), or the rrlgidaiTe WasMer tWCD:lT) l:latwe en Sept. 23 and Oc1 . 14 Marl t h•~ coupon , wl lh ~copy ot yo ur sa les tlrp , t o the add(!!!! shO wn llelo.w oost maliled no lll ler than midnighr ,· />j OI1dsv: Oc t. 15, 1973 ,,. 11n.: Fro grda ll'l wrl l mArl you ~ Ch Qd lor $20 , $15, or $10, es ondlt ~tl e d belo w. Frigidaire Laundry Pelr . (WC03T Wuhlr 1nd eny 0f)'9r) - the United States and Canada. A native-born U. S. citizen, be lived in the Soviet Union for 25 years, is a Soviet College graduate, and is known .for his special insight in modern Soviet history, economy, and foreign policy, both diplomatic and secret. Mr. Tuomi is being featured in the book "K.G.B." by John Barron; and his life story in · continued form appeared in the April, 1970, issue of the Readers Digest under the t!tie "The Schooling of a Soviet Spy" and in the May issue "The Spy Who Challged His MR. AND MRS. RUSSELL CUMMINS and children, Tonya and Rusty, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Roy and Mrs. Florence thornton and sons, Jeff imd Rex, all of the Racine area were In South Point Sunday. In the afternoon the group viaited with the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Norris aild family, fonnerly of the Racine area·, and In the evening attended a revl~l service at the South Point Baptist Church where the Rev. Mr. Norris is pastor. FRIGIDAIRE CLEA.M UP,OFFER F.rl glob ire l Cl -2 or LCT3-120 Llun.,ry C•nler A By United Pres• Interna tional Israel and Egypt are fighting ·~ta. rge scale armor battles" in the Siani desert east of the Suez canal, Israel said today. On the diplomatic front, the Arab states trie<j to put pressure on the United States to fessen its support for Israel. • · THE MEIGS RlGH SCHOOL Band appearing in the Huntington, W. Va.; band festival Saturday received a superior rating scoring 93 out of 100 and 90 out of a possible 100 poinls ·in marching and playing but failed to place in the group of bands receiving trophie8. The Meigs majorettes, scored 97 out of 100 possible points but did not receive a trophy for their accompliahments either. The Meigs Band took pari In the Class A · competition. Frigidaire Clean-Up Combination: Jet Action Washer; Flowing Heat Dryer; cash .refund. Fr!lil ldalN WCD3T Wu h.r · · COLUMBUS (UP! J - temporary restraining order . Pocklington, Judy Pocklin~ton, Kenneih King, Malt t omplil led l?O I,IPOn and sale t tllp lo : Frigidaire Clean Up Olltr, -P.O. Bolt 140A, De lrDII, Mich igan 48232. · Hearings blocked preventing the Ohio Industrial Commission from holding hearings to determine whether to close the Columbus Coated Fabrics Co. plant here for health reasons has been Issued 1 by U.S. District Court here. The firm, a subsidiary of the Borden Corporation, asked for the order on the grounds that Ev~ns, 'Milton Hood, ' Robert Models WJ~3i' Washer, DCD3T Dryer. K. R. niOMI Martin. Demare.e Sexson, Racine - Armor battles heaten as Arai?s pressure U. S. • translated into 13 languages and read by millions of people the world O)'er, Mr. Tuomi will lecture on the subject "Diary of a Secret Agent of the TwoWorld Super Powers." The public is invited. Jessie Curtis, Ola St. Clair, Howard Well, Homer Smith, Carolyn McDaniel, George W. McDaniel, James Gilmore, · Mary Ann ·Fields. Barbara Fields, Lloyd Blackwood, Wanda Eblin, Marvin Taylor, Dale Davis, Robert Shook, James Wamsley and Roger Gaul.· Dorothy Badgeley, Ralph Badgeley, Janice Salser, Leanna Beegle, Dorothy Sayre, Davi<l Graham, Wayne Roseberry, Martha Beegle, Aaron Wolfe, Floyd Hendricks, Ronald Salser, Clarence Mcintyre. Middleport - Linda Haley, Ed Fischer, Richard Gress, James Gerlach, Ed Durst, Mary Bacon, Jean C. Morgan, Martha Haynes, Brenda Turner, Betty Fife, Glenn • Mind," His adventures have been Jane _Walton, Albert Parker, • . .I ·where the Book of Revelation was written. Oct. 5 found the group in Mersin, then a visit to Tarsus and tllen to Antioch. The boat then started to aail for Bierut but Mrs. Grueser learned, however, on arising the next morning that the ship during the night had been intercepted by gunboats of the Syrians and taken into the port of Tartus. Mrs. Grueser a~d other passengers were at a Joss as to what had happened. received. Passengers were not - Additional suits filed By WESLEY G. PIPPERT WASHINGTON (UPI)- Watergate Prosecutor Archiqald · Cox today filed criminal charges against Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co. (3M ) and American Airlines Inc., for making $125,000 in illegal corporate contributions to President Nixon's 1972 . 'I • MRS. E;'llfEL GRUE$ER, · ~k Springs, displays several memento~ which she picked up in her receqt trip to the Holy Land. The ship on which Mrs. Grueser was traveling was held for 54 hours by .the Syrian l}lilitary before being per:t1)\tted to Continue on its way. Shi! returned home Fri<lay. tern over the northern tier of states and much of the Missoirri Valley as well as over the Atlantic and Gulf Coast states. Dense fog was found along the Pacific Coast with clear skies from the Great Basin through the Central and . · Southern Rockies Into the western portions of the tion was filed in U.S. District Southern and Central Plains. Court in St. Paul, Minn .. · Temperatures around . the against 3M and Harry Heltzer, country early today ranged its chairman and chief e~ecu­ from 28 degrees at.Internation- . tive officer. M U.S. District ·aJ Falls, Minn., to 77 at both Court in Cleveland, a two-count Key West, Fla. , and Phoenix, information was filed against Ariz. Goodyear and Russell de Young, its former board chainnan. advised to any extent as to what was taking place or what the future held in store for them. Rumors circulated. They were being held for ransom; they were being held for their own safety. NQ one knew just ~hat was happening, Syrian DIVORCE ACTIONS PRICES UP . troops were on board most of campaign . Duane. Wolfe, Racine, filed COLUMBUS (UP! ) -; Retail the time. The Greeks on the · At the same time, Cox for divorce against Margie Ann gasoline prices in central Ohio . ship and the Syrian military charged corporate officials of Wolfe, Racine, charging gr~s went up Tuesday following the leaders seemed unable to two of the companies- 3M and communicate, Mrs. Grueser Goodyear - with misdemeanor neglect of duty and extreme relaxa lion of price restrictions cruelty. On the same charges by the Cost of Living CounciL reports. offenses in making the contri- Carolyn Lee Wright was New prices average 41.1 . Passengers entertained butions. It was the first lime granted a divorce from Charles cents for regular and 45.1 cents themselves with hymn singing, • corporate officials have been C. Wright. for premium gasoline. talent shows or whatever other charged with criminal violation form of diversion they could of the federal law banning the devise. On Sunday, 'church services were held as tho.ugh from all was welL After 54 hours it was finally agreed that the siJip · "As a ·matter of prosecutive . policy and common sense, the could proceed but Israel was to effective enforcement' of a be by-passed. AbOut an hour statute prohibiting corporate before the ship was taken out to sea to resume her trip, Mrs. contributions to political cam- The Meigs County Com- ffiiSSJOners , . providing funds paigns requires, absent the missioners Tuesday voted to are available, wiU give some Grueser heard a nearby city most unusual circumstances, accept sealed bids for two 1974 funding to the program, but did being bombed. not want to.promise that they Undoubtedly, a sigh of relief that the responsible corporate dump trucks. officer be charged· as well as The bids must be submitted would definitely and not be went up as the "Romantica" the corporation," Cox said in at the office of the com- able to keep their word. moved out of the harbor and an accompanying policy state- missioners by 10 a.m. on Nov. . The commissioners were traveled on to Cyprus, leaving ment. "Without such a policy, 6. The front of the envelopes presented 4-H award plaques in Israel . unvisited, The tour · the statute will have little must be marked truck bids. grateful appreciation for compimy threw in a visit to the deterrent effect." 'The commissioners · may outstanding service to the 4-H beautiful island of Rhodes. ln. A criminal information was · accept the lowest bid or select progr~m from Miss Marta lieu of the stop in IsraeL . All in all, Mrs. ·Grueser filed at U.S. district court in . the best bid for the intended Gilkey , county extension Washington against American purpose and re5erve the right agent, and C: E. Blakeslee, enjoyed her trlp even with the Airlines. A two-count informa- to reject any or all bids, or any agricultural extension' agent. first plane trip and the first · · In otl\er business the comtravel by ship. HoWever, she . :::::=:.::;,-m.--:;:•:;:•:•;;:•:;8{-:~:::x:~~::::~:::::::::::~:: part thereof. Meeting with the com- missioners named Lettie doesn't think she will take . EXTENDED OUTLOOK missioners were repres_eil- Spencer to fill tile vacancy In advantage of J. tour being of·Chance of showerri Frlday tatives of the pediatric the Meigs Common Pleas lered at a treatly reduced and again about Sunday, otological development clinic· Court. Mrs. Spencer will. serve price to Israel in February. Highs In the 60s Friday (POD) in regard to funding the a bailiff, assignment comwarming to the upper 60s to . program next year. missioner, and divorce inmiddle 70s Sunday. Lows jn They were advised that a ·vestigator . LOCAL TEMPS the ·30s early Friday determination as to funding Attending w~re Robert The temperature in down- . moderating to the middle would be made when the an- Clark, Warden ·,ours, and . town Pomeroy at 11 a.m. was · and upper 40s early Sunday. nual budget is drawn up at the · Henry Wells, COillllllasloners, 52 d~grees under sunny skies . . end of the year . The ·com. and Martha Chambers, clerk. , '. ~~;~~~:~ter~~~!butions • By United Press International A cold dome of high preS.ure early today covered most of the ·nation . Frost or freezing temperatures hi! 'portions of · the upper and middle Mississippi Valley region, eastern Kentucky and Wf.st . Virginia. Thundershower activity was restricted to the Gulf and South Atlantic coastal regions with a: · few isolated showers in eastern South Dakota, Minnesota and in the ·]ower Great Lakes. · Cloudy to partly cloudy skies . highlighted the· weather pat- .. Commissioners .to accept tr'.u'.ck' hi.ds .... �I ' I . • • 3- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Oct. 17, 1973 2- The Dail)' &>nttnel, Mtddleport-Pomeror. 0., Oct. 11, l!li3 Major says; ll;;i~=~=~=r::~=~=~=~=~t=~=::::::::=:~:r:=:~::::::::::::tt~n:::ttt~=~=t~r~~=':t==~====:=:':':::~:::======~:}lllii.j Don .Gullett, Dave Roberts to . . . Cincy still .in . . . • Gallipolis Nov. 14. · appear zn title picture . ' . Tennessee to upset Tide; Bucks favored • ~ ~ CINCl NNAT I t UP l i - Paul Brown called it a ·•btg swing.'' What the Cincinnati coach refe rred to was the signficance of a pair of foot.ba 11 !(ames - Eg<uL frwncls. tlwrt> 3re sonw b1g shO\\ down~ on t.:~p thiS Wl't•kend. ~a\'01', If \ 'OU ' " w1!l, Alabama ~· s TPIHH..'S.~et•. ~ • in n top Southeastern c lash. i n lht.• South,,. c s.l Con f<.• r en l' e t\rkansas · T{~ xas , his Bengals' upset win over Pittsburgh Sunday and Cleveland 's loss to Miami Monday night. The two games tig htened the Central Divis;ion ra ce of the Amt!ti can Foot5all Con- .•· twadh rwr. Oklahoma V$. Colorado in nw B1g Eighr pi{'('{' : dl' n.•sistJnn• - . kaf-kaff ··' and Bowling: Green hostmg /.l1arm tO.> in lhe co nl f>St whu' h cnuld dee1ctc th(• M!d:\m('nl'<J Cnnferf'nce race. JO\'e! Wllat an eno rmous _ challe ngt) for any forPcastf' r! ~""• But - hak-kaff - nev(lr f ea r. : ~our ' • IS ; .. •~ favori\(' correspondent equtll to the !Hsk - um - kumph~ ~ 1n the b tg on..e at Bir - lie with the Browns. ''This weekend ha s mad~ for a big swing iri the conference," a pleased Brown said at the Benga ls' . Spinney Fi eld practice headquarter s Tuesday. Although he 's already deep into preparlion for this Sund...'ly 's game against Kansas City. Brown found it pleasant t:ollege Ratings ference . The Steelers lead Ule to look back and savor the win division with a 4-1 mark, while over the previously unbeaten Ci ncinnati and Cleveland SteeIe r.s. Dartmouth 17 . Brown HI follow with 3-2 marks . ~ ~, y " 'fhis·.w~s about as we1l as Califurnia :u. Oregon St. 2 :~ " 'd Wi c hita St. 21. Cind n1u1t i 12 Had Pitt Sburgh .beaten 'C1Ti~ we 've ever ,PIayed· ' . sa t E . Ca rolina 4i , C itadel22 cinnati Sunday , it would have B.rown •. sca .nnmg the,, stx ye. ar Ya le 26, Columbia 11 made it difficult for the hiStory of the team . Especla I~ l-l arvH'rd :q." Corne ll I ;} Bengals to bounce back into ly when you consider the Duk.c :!7 , Clemsnn II . ('be ( l 1 -• " · Me mphi s S t . I X; Finrida St. 12 contention for the title . A ca 1 r 0 earn we P ayt:U. :: mingham. thC Hoo ple System • has p(.•ggcd Tcnn~ ssee to ·: upset the 'l3arn i.l IJoy.s by a • n~11-rnw 28·22 rnt.~r gi n . At 1\1 iss. H. Florida 24 : Fayt•{ l(.• ville, I he \'is itin~ VM I 16. Ful'tnan 12 • Texas Longhorns will thra sh Auburn 24, Georgia Tct'h 12 : Lh<.> Ar kan sns Ha zo rbn c k s, Ohio St. :m. lndi a n1t 21 .,. 3.1- 16 . and i n t h e M id- Iowa 16, Min n. I:; · ,. America shi ndig , g iant- killeP Kansas St. 27 , Iowa St. 12 ! :\1iami of Ohio, <conque rors of Kent St. :,6, East. Mich. 7 - Pu r due and South Carolina ·LSU 22 , K e ntu ck y 15 INI ~ this year), will squeeze ~ rugged Fa Icons, 21 ·20. second place Pittsburgh victory would have given th e. Steelers a 5--0 mark and dropped Cincinnati to ~3. ·· · was Cleve]and's loss to Mtarru something of a bonus to th~ · · Bengals, liftmg them .mto a All phases of the Bengals J' Jti · d game were c IC ng - rugge defense, an offense U1at contr.o11e d th e b•~ 11 • accura le f'•e ld goal kicking by Horst Muhld t t" f mann-an .s rong pun mg rom Dave Lewis. "' THE SHOE BOX by th e Miss. St. 21, Loui S\' ill e IM <N) : F' o r 12 m o nlh s !he ·;:Oklahoma Sooners have beei1 ~pl annin g their rcven_ ge o n tl~ c .,..oilly team to tarmsh the1r : brilliant 1972 record and thi s • wee ~ they ge t that oppor· :: tunity. The Co l orado session from 3·5 p.m . on hpmer. Wednesda y, November 14 . Roberts and Gullett both Gullett, from Lynn, Ky .• Rober ts, · the most reliab~e teamed with Jack Billingham would probably oppose the . hurler for Leo Durocher s to give the Rods pitrllingslaff a designated hiller rule now used Astros this summer, will .apboost wllen ri ghthanders Roger by the American League ~ pear at Gillingham's Drug Nelson and Gary Nolan fell by · because each is a good hiller Store from 3-5 p.m .. Tuesday, the wayside because of arm and all round alhle!A! . November 13 and at Jenkins miseries in 1913, Guilelt went Gullett, an integral part of Concrete of Gallipolis, 4-5 :30 from mid July through the end the Reds drive to the National p.m., Wednesday, November of the re gular season without League West Tille in '73, will be · 14 for autographing se~ston s. '\ suffering a defeat: Gullett has at Thomas Clothiers in All autographing sessions are been in the maj ors since the Gallipolis for ·an autographing (or the public and are free . age of 19 and has been in two Activities for Dave Roberts PLAYER-OF-WEEK World Series a nd three PlayDay in Gallipolis. Tuesday, COLUMBUS (UPI ) - Kent NEW • YORK ( UPI J The offs. Nov. 13, will be annOunced . U n i t e d Press lntern13t lona l Roberts, a native of State tailback Larry Poole and Board of Coaches l op 15 small co llege football teams with Gallipolis, returns to the " Old . Miami linebacker Mike Monos HEADQUARTERS won" lost r.ecords and f ir st p lace French City" via Houston were named Mid -American vo t es in pa rentheses : f Fi fth FOR . where he won 17 games for the Conference " Players of the W eek.J Points MISS AMERICA Team Aslros .in 1973. Roberts has Week. " 1. Delaware ( 2 7J ( 6 -0 J "339 HU SH PUPPIES Poole, who scored all three of 2. Tenn . St. (3l (5 -0) 272 become one of the game's lop PEDWIN 3. Hawai i Zll 14 01 pitchers as two years ago Oe his team 's touchdowns in 228 ROBIN HOOD 4 . C•l Po ly ISLOl [4·0) Saturday's 21,7 victory over 5. Wes tern Ky . (2) { 4 O) 196 battled Mets Superstar Tom E NDICOTT JOHNSON l iB Seaver for the lowest ERA in 6 . Gro;obt ;ng (5 tl Bowling Green, also received ANGEL ' TREADS 7. LOUI Si ana Tech { 4-1) 96 a. Boise Stat e (4 1) KEDS 68 the National League. Roberts the honor lasl week. 66 on the final day of the season 9. Sou lh Dakota (5 -1) Monos, who paced his team's 61 10. Nev.Las Vegas [ 4 ~ 1) 11. El an (6-0I 51 this year delivered a pressure defensive unit in a 10..7 win over 12. w;ttenburg [5 ·01 51 packed Our Shoes areperformance · by Ohio University, is the fourth 13. Norlh Oak . St. ( 5 - I J 33 Sri II Sensibly Priced 14 Troy ( Ala .) Sl. (5-0 -1) 28 denying He nry Aa r on his straight Miami defender to win MIDDLEPORT 0. 15. Eastern Mi ch. (1) (4-1) 21 record tieing 714lh career the award . Mic higan .St. 2:1, Illinois 21 Mich igan :Ul, Wiscnn~ in X Misso uri 26, Oklahoma St. 22 W .Force 17, Navy 10 Kan sas 14 New Mex. :w. UTex.. El Paso 8 ~raska :n. N. Texas St. Hi, Drake 14 Oklahoma 29 , Colorado 22 ..•Buffaloes bring their road S:JI} D.i eg o St. 35, Pacific 1 s how to Norma n and . when ~.,t he sun sets on Saturday the l,l'ince ton 14, Colgate 12 tJSooners will be on the lon g Purdue :11, Nort hw estern 15 ~., en d of a 29-22 score! This, SMU 26, Rice 18 INI •:dear readers, will be a con- We st Va . 36. Ri chmond 7 :. tes t truly worth watching - D e laware 22. Rutgers 6 Uta h 24, San Jo se St. 1 IN) •• ha r -rumph! . O U. 2:1. S. Carolina 21 IN) i· I n other" intere s ting So.hioCal. 39, Ot'egon 14 e ngagements we look fo r Penn St. 32, Syracuse 6 ~ . soutllern California to turn T e mple 34, Boston U. 14 :back Oregon, 39 · 14 . an d Te xas A&M 25. T CU 15 • ·UC LA to ou tscore Washing· Toledo ts . Dayton 11 : ton State. 47 ·28. in a wil d N . Carolina 21, Tulane 14 IN ) ~ fra y. Arizona State wi ll stay Tulsa :15. New Mex. St. 27 . on title road as they vanq uish Georg ia 23. Vanderbilt 16 -' Brigham Youn g, :h -21, in a >Wester n Ath le ti c meet in g. 'Virgi ni a 19 , Va. Tec h 18 .: ohio State will. prevai l over Mary land 24. Wake Forest 10 UCLA 47. Was~. St. 28 ~ I ndiana, 39·21 , in their Bi g 10 Sta nford J l , Was h . 21 ::'e ngagement , and Nebraska West. Mich. tH. Marshall 0 '-'w ill upend Kansas, 37· 14. in Uta h St. 34, W. Tex. St. H INI :: their Big Eight affair. Wm & Mary :19, Dav id so n 21 ~Lon g- time rival s Notre . ~ Dame and Ar my will get Wyoming :13. Colo . St. J:l :'toge th er for th e ir 11st Alheos 14 Jackson 8 f e ngagement at the Cad ets' . Gallipolis 13 Wave rly 12 ~~Mic h ie S ta dium . Th e out- Ironton 44 Meigs 0 ~. rna nned and outgunned West Logan :10 Wellston 12 : P oi nters will carry th e fight Southern 28 Symmes Valley 6 • .:;.t o the Irish but wi~l succumb North Gallia 12 Hannan Trace 8 . by a 42·14 margm - ha r· Kyger Creek 8 Alexander 6 ~ ·u mph ! Eastern 12 Trimble 0 • Now g o orl with the ~·orecast: Southwes t ern 6 Green 0 Nelsonville-York 12 Belpre 8 ~c nn . '28, Alaba m a'22 "Zf\, riz. St. :n. B·righam Yo ung Pt. Pleasl)ol 19 Ripley 12 I 2l ( N ). . ·· Wahama 7 Calhoun 6 I Arizo na 21. Texas Tec h 18 INI Warren 22 Fl. Frye 8 Texas 35. ArkanSa s 16 Chesapeake 12 Cruni 8 ~O trc Dame 42 , Arm y 14 Coal Grove. 12 South Point 8 ~o.slo n~C ol. 32, P ittsburgh22_ 1J¥1 •amJ .• (0., 21. Bowling Fairland 28 Ironton St. Joe 6 Oak Hill 6 Rock Hill 0 , ~ Green 20 . Hamlin 28 Hannan 0 t, t BONELESS 40 to 50-lb. Avg. Wt. TOP S&!tdt$ 59 CUT TO YOUR Portel'tlouH st...b:, Sirloin Sluks. Slr lp CENTERS & ENDS Sbi8Q, T·Bon• $telllll I CHEF BOY-AR-DEE REG. OR COUNTRY STYLE Fresh Spareribs • • Pork Loin Roast • •• • Main Dish .. Entrees . Braunschweiger • • Sliced Bacon . • • BONELESS ' . "SUPER.R!GH T" QUALITY plays up of • lb gg· END PORTION .· ffa.~~~ .··· BOTTOM ROUND . ~159 Shanl Half CHEF BOY-AR-DEE • • pkf. 'BROOKS SWIFT'S PREMIUM FREEZE DRIED Maxim Coffee. . . . ';:· $219 Sanka Instant Coffee get to i~, you're looking at pe rfe ction. " I don 'I have to tell our players about Ohio State. They can see il. If we play emotionally lhe way l think we can play, if we make a super effort and they have a down effort, it could ~e a ball game." The unbeaten Buckeyes have won four games and Indiana has defeated Kentucky, and weaknesses , and great coa. West Virginia while losing to cbing," he said. "They move llliriois, Arizona and Minnesota. "They say there's no defense well, with great personnel. ·~•ery learn ought lo try lo ge t against a fi eld goal," Corso up to be as good as the continued, "and we 'll have to · beat them wilh fi eld goals, 37 of Buckeyes .-'' -Corso Said the Hoosie r game them. '' Jocularly, he continued, "and agains t Ohio State would draw a ·ca pacily_c r~wd of 56,000, and we don 't ha Ve a kicker.'' 11 The Buckeyes were sure to be · they ain't ·coming " to se~ big favorites for ·_the contest, Indiana . while Michigan, ranked No . 4· .'.'Ohio Stale is well · conditioned, with well · disciplined nationally, will be a heavy athle.les, " he added . " The way favorite over Wi scons!n. In tlrey play defense, move to the other Big Ten games Northball and shed the blockers lo western will be at Purdue, Illinois at Michigan Stale and Minnesota at Iowa. · ~ ~ • .' m&lt In OtJio lind w. v 11 ., One Y~ar , Sl6 , Sill! IT10nfhs, ·8.50 ; Three · mo nt hs, $ 5 .So Ellf'*here $1! yur · ·,,~ months S9 . 50 ; .ttm~e m~n tns U . Sub$[rJp11ori pr ice 111 : clv des 5un oir . T"lrr\u. . <Senllne t· · D.ARI.·COUNTRY I CoAy Ch.e.e.ae 19 lb~l eat Bread ANTI-PERSPIRANT ~I win over previously unbeaten Youngstown Cardmal Mooney. The Raiders' lone Td came on a 7().yard return of a recovered fumble by junior defen$ive end Brillian l Buckey.e . North (1 ), Brian DeCree. Woodsfield , Shadys ide (1) , N ew London (1). Ottawa H i lls , Pleasant, 22.{) winner over Coal Grove, W illi amsburg, Colonel Crawford F'riday night, Lowellvi lle and Parma Byzantine . held a lll-point spread over Cary-Rawson, down from last week but not enough to cause Sparlan Coach Don Kay much concern. Kirtland regained tbe No. 3 spot it relinquished ·a week ago and Covington and Ada the meeting with. the Oilers. . rounded out the top five. The other top len teams included "They're in our Qiv~sion. New~rk Catholic, third last play them twice a year and we're familiar with what they week, .Norwalk St. Paul, do," he said. " It's easier to Portsmouth Notre .· Dame, prepare £or- a teall), you '"re" Middletown Fenwick and Rockford Parkway. familiar with ." Top game in the stale this But now tile Oilers 11form week could be the clash bebook" may go out the window because it was obviously un- tween No. 2 Moeller and No . 8 successful . After they were Roger Bacon at Cincinnati. beaten 45-20 by. Denver Sun- Both have 8-0 marks. day, Gillman said there was Hno reason whatsoevefn for.· them to take such · a . shellacking. "This is a great team,'' he added. we .••• gge lv,_ ,.---- --------; ;.· I . I 1 Here's the Man I ·li0 Seer ror ..• 1 THE BEST lI I • • KING SIZE GOLDEN orSUGAR • ~ach&gc 1 I I I MUD & .SNOW \ ... u,;, .,, coupe• por 14 mil1 . • Rod...,m~b l • '~' " S•l•. 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Tuesda y's Results San Antonio 116 Virginia 106 (O nly gam es scheduled) W ednesday 's Games Virginia at Kentu c ky Carol i na at M emphis Utah at Denver I .I Saf eguard Soap I I At v 0-· !l. q '>01• Rllt I I ".,, ·· '""' FREE! No gam es, No g imm i"c k s Just Highest Interest Rates In The Area 51f4%. ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS ~""""Ott I ~·~ S.l .. Oct. ;roth . N. SECOND AVE. . 2o d.)MEIGS 1 Loan Co.' 27" 296 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio All Accounts In sured To 520,000 by F SLIC. MENS lO ~ Sp~ed 21u & 23" Frames I .· LADIES & I MENS · FIP~STONE H&R MIDDLEPORT 0. . • - I I I SEARS Catalog Merchant 220 E. Main has job openings for pennanent employment in the following sldlk I . New Haven, W.Va. Pomeroy I I I I Welders ·~··· Machinists ' Electricians Mechanics . 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Tug McGraw blanked the A's through the ninth and loth j nnings but Campy won it in the nth with his single off Parker afwr Ted Kubiak walkef' and went to second when Grote was charged with a passed ball as Angel Mangual struck out. ~ 1 > 7• East A&P Crushed or Chunk PLAIN ·OR POPPY SEED 1)iat l ,.••. ARTHRITIS PAIN FORMULA • • Vienna Bread Peach Pies pkf, I . JANE PARKER · BAKERY I •. COMPARE! . I 1' . CHECK AND •••.59• SoH Diet Parkay Margarine Pki". SoH Parkay Margarine • •••·ss· ••.53• Kraft Miracle Margarine • • ,pli,. 65• . Stjuule Parkay Margarine • ..... bU. Nabisco Oreo Cookies • 2 :!"~ Sloil Lipton Cup·Df·Soup ""f.::'" : ·~.t~41 • Lipton Cup-Of-Soup ~~~~. • ::;: 35• The Daily Sentinel Cily Editor Publi shed dt il y e~cept Sa!urd·ay by The Oh io Vatter Pubt is(lin Q COIT1PI!InY , 111 ~ou r! Sf .. · .Pomeroy , Ohici, · 45769. Busines .Of!lce PhOne 992-21 56. Editori al Phone 992. 2157 . . Second class posta~ge pa id at PomerOy , Oh io. -· Nat ional ildYert l s i n~ repfesenlat iye Boll inell"t · Gallagher ,- lnc. , 12 East ~2nd 5! ., New Yor lc,New Yor"k . .SUb1cr i p.fion rates : ' DeliYered by cerr ier where aYaltabJe 5§ cents per week. · e.,. Motor .Route carr ier SHY ice not .• ava ilable : One mo.nth. S2. By Va ll ey and Elyria Ca th olic 21 each . . Others w ith ten ·or ri1ore points : Co lu mbus D es·a les , Bocyrus , St. Marys Memor iaL \ World Series Re su.l fs Warren Ken n edy , Lima By United Press International Cen tral Catholic , Cleveland 1 ( 11 inningsJ Benedictine and Steubenville SVAC STANDINGS uak tand <AU Catholi c. ALL· GAMES 000 001 010 01 - 3 10 1 ( Class A • TEAM W L T P OP New York ( NL l Team · Points . ~ Kyger Creek 6 0 0 ISS 48 200 ooo ooo oo ~ 2 10 2 1. Mar ion .Pl easant. (12 ) ( 6 .. . . • Southern 4 2 0 123 97 ·Hunter, Know les (7), Lind 0) " 293 · • Easlern 3 3 0 45 47 blad ( 9), F ingers (Ill and 2. t ory -Rawson (3 1 (6 -0) 18-2 · : NOrth Gallia 2 4 . 0 92 103 F·osse. Tenace (7J; Seaver , 3. Kirtland . ( 1) (6 -0) · 130 ·• Southwestern 1 5 0 50 126 ·sadecki (9), M cG raw (9) , 4. Co vington( ~.) (6 -0) 123 ·• Hannan Trace 0 3 . 1 .. 0 175 s. Ada .( 1) (6 -0 J , na Parker (lll and Grote . WP . SVAC ONLY . Linblad , LP - .Parker. HR 6. Newark Catholi c (1) (5 : • TEAM ·w L P OP Garrett. · . 11 7 , • Kyger Cr eek 5 · 0 136 36 · 0! 7, Norwalk SL Paul Ol (6;0 ) 85 . • Southern · 3 I 91 45 8. Ports . Notre Dame (2) fS · · ~ Easlern 3 2 45 40 11 57 •. North Gall ia 2 2 92 . 56 9. Middletown Fe nw ic k {1) 16· ' . Southwestern 1 3 30 97 OJ 55 • Symmes Valley 0 3 14 43 10 . Rockford Parkway ( 1l (6 , Hann an Trace 0 3 0 91 0) . 51 • Totals 14 14 408 408 second ten : ·n . M c Donald Friday 's G11mes : ( 1) ; 12 . Pl ai n City Jonathan .. N orth <;;allia at Hann an Alder (2) 48 ; 13. Berne Union • Tra c;:e 44 ; 14 . Lorain Clearview 41 ; 15. So uth ern at Symmes Valley (t ie l Montpelier ( 1) and Alexander at Kyger Creek . Arli ngton -40 eac h ; 17. (tiel Eas t ern a l Tr i mble Yellow Spr i ng s and Gib · Green at So uthwestern the only .AA team which led despite a 48-0 win over High- . held the same spot this week it land, Minerva moved up lwo places to fifth, with Ironton, had .the week before. Columbus Watterson, Dayton Reading, a 29..0 Winner over Jefferson, Urbana and Toronto Finneytown F rid ay · night, rounding out the top ten. Tormoved up one notch to second onto replaced Bellaire which . and Akron St. Vincent ( 5-l) lost 2M to Brooke (W.Va. ) moved into third with a come- over the weekend. Things were much more from -behind 14-ll victory over previously unleaten Cuyahoga settled in Class AAA as the first Falls. four teams remained unchanged. Oberlin Firelands, second Western Reserve held the last week, dropped to fourth No. 1 position for the second week in a row thanks to a 6-0 ,, IN SYRUP Ed . Ju phone that Finley had threatened to ruin him in baseball if he didn 'l sign a paper saying he was injured: Andrews ' teammates were in an uproar and it carried over to the field . "It helps us pull -together said Reggie Jackson. " We always win ·after these incidents.'' Campa~er1s Steals Base Bert Campaneris stole a base in lhe eig hth inning and scored on Joe Rudi's single to tie it. Campaneris finally "lingle<! in t he deciding run off ' Harry Parker in the . Jlth after Ted ABA Standings Blue· Lions extend lead < players." said start\ng pitcher Jim " Catfish" Hunter, " the last nine would go oul there and battle lo the end." The A's will shoot for a 3-1 l<!j!d tonight when they send Ken Holtzman against Jon Matlack in the fourth game of the Series . The Latest Crisis The lalesl Oakland t risis came w,hen Finley, the A's controversial owner, fir"ed Andrews after his tw o crucial errors in Sunday 's second game loss to the Mels . He tried to pla ce him on the disabled before he was overruled by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn . Andrews, who was expected to rejoin the club today, told one of his teammates on the By United Press fnternat io nal . •.. CHICAGO . (UPI ) - Lee Corso is building up his Indiana tootballleam for its game with !'<o. 1 ranked Ohio Stale !'aturday by showi ng them pictures of the picture perfect Buckeyes. 1 :. ' This is what We .want to. look llke," he said, speaking by telephone to a football writers meeting. . "They've got grea t people, no where ...' $195 WEEEEEOI powerful Bucks . • CHEF BOY-AR·DEE SWIFT'S CHUBS l b. · 89¢ 8 pk(. . .CHEF BOY-AR·DEE ' JifFY FROZEN • E~et . of 14 . . EVERYOA LO"w PR ICE INCLUDED "SUPER·RIGHT" SMOKED ROUND or TIP Boneless Cube Steak Sirloin Tip Steak · • • Boneless Swiss Steak Boneles Rump Roast • Dristan Tablets • bl! 99~ Y . $139 Dristan Capsules • pkg 12 Frozen Cheese Pizza ""~·· ~79~· Frozen Sausage Pizza ·~~· . 9~ Frozen Pepperoni P1zza~t~ Frozen Deluxe Pizza .,_ 99~ Tangy Catsup ... ~ 29c • ORDER INTO: S&~lnl~sting Turkeys:~:: ~· ag· ROBERT HOE F, Ll C. H. Green and Coach Spike · Berkhimer's Eastern Eagles travel to Glouster. Southwestern is 1·5 overall while Green is 3·3. Phil Lewis, 210 pound senior, Kevin Walker, 185 pound junior, Mike Crouse, 150 pound senior and Tim Alba, 15Qpound freshman are the team 's running b~.cks on the si ngle wing offense. Easrern will seek its second straight victory against the Tomcats. Last week, the Eagle offense came alive for the first time thi s season. Eastern moved lhe ball well against Southwestern · in its 19-ll viclory . Gillman faces big task FOR FAST RELIEF lb. ROUND! • DEVOTE D TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS · MA SDN AREA. CHESTER l.. TANNEHILL. , . Mitc h Nease, lhe junior lo:;;er H1 Green last Friday, will lailback for the Tornadoes, try to rebound against the mght m a homecoming non- continues to be one of the winless Hannan Trace Wildleague game ~gainst the area's premier runner~. Nease , oats . Alexantler Spartai'is . rushed for 173 yards last North Ga\lia ' s offense Coach Jim Sprague's Bob· Friday and scored two touch- sputtered for lhe first time cats have earned at least a downs . on the year, Nease has si nce the opening game of the shat·e of the 1973 Southern 13 TO's, 80 poinls in six games season. Offensively, Sterling Valley Athletic Conference and is nearing the 1,000 yard · Logan, speedy junior tailback championship with impressive mark in rushing. and Ralph Smith, senior Southern's other hardvictories this past two weeks quarterback, are the P.irates' over Easrern and Sout~ern. r unning back Greg Dunning is major threats. Other Bobcat trtumphs caTe . in a cast and will probably be Hannan Trace has played over North Galha, Hannan lost for the rest of the season. well on defense but just has not Trace and Southwesrern m the Terry Pine bas been the top been able to score offensively. league and Wahama outside scorer for the young Vikings . In non-league encounters, the league. Coac h John Blake's North Coach Bob Ashley's SouthThe 'Cats have only winless Ga llia Pirates a surprise 6.{) western Highlanders will host Symmes Valley left in the ' SVAC. Last year, Kyger Cree k surprised Coach DaYe Snipes' Spartans with a come-fr ombehind, 27-21 victory . . The Bobcats were trailing 150 before its offense caught fire Reading, polling 159 points lo COLUMBUS ( UPI) with a 20 point second quarter. Was hinglon Court House, 117for the Blue Deviis, who are This fall , the Bobcats have unscored on in six games this also unbeaten in six games. improved with every outing seaso n, has finally taken Irt the other two classes, behind the leadership of nine command of the Unlwd Press things Pf~lty much remained determined seniors, eigh t Iriternational Ohio High School the same as a week ago, with hard-nose , juniors and 15 fastBoard of Coaches' Class AA Warren Western Reserve holdJearning sophomores. · football ratings. ing on to its AAA lead over The team has an aggr essive ·The Blue Lions, who blanked Cincinnati Moeller, although Wilmington 44.{) last Friday losing ground, and Marion hard-hitting offense and a solid defehse. night, had led the AA ratings Pleasant, which now has a 44the last two weeks but not by a game winning streak, way out Offensively, the Bobcats are averaging 25.8 poinls per game so lid margin . This we ek, in front in Class A over Corywhile the defense ha s however. they moved out to a Rawson. 42-point spread over runnerup Washington Court House was surrendered an average just eight poinls per outing. Key offensive threats are · senior fullback Lawren ce Tabor, the area's six th best point-producer with 64 points ; senior quarte rba ck Clay COLU MBUS !UP I ) Th is son bu r g 16-•.f'ach ; 19. Bluffton Hudson who has scored four w ee k ' s United Pr ess In - 27 ; 20 . East Canton 25 . touchdowns and passed for 3 ternat ional Oh io High School 1 Others w ith t en or more Board of Coa ches ' foo t ba)l points : Ashtabula Sl . John, others and junior tailback ratings (with first p lace votes Freder ic ktown , Marion and won -)oS I records In Ca lho lic, R iver dale , Sidney Mark Waller. paranthesesl : Lehman , Frank fort Aden<'! (1 ), (C la ss AAAJ Last week; Hudson , Tabor. Points Dave Wise, an offensive guard Team I . Warren Western Res . ( 131 and defensive linebacker (6-0) 308 ( 6. scored ·aobcal touchdowns 0 2) . Cinc i nnat i Moel le r Cl2l 280 3. Mass illon (l l {5·0· 1J 183 against the Southern Tor· 4. A kron Garf i eld tS.oJ 170 n.adoes. Waller was injured in 5. F remont Ross ( 4) ( 6-0 J 134 that rugged contest but should . 6 . Lakewoo d Sl. Edwa rtl (3) 16·0) 130 be ready Friday. 7. Zapesville (21 (6 -0 ) ·aa CLEVELAND (UP! ) - The Alexand e r 's offense is 8. C in . Roger Bacon ( 6-0J 75 ·Houston Oilers come to . town 9. Barberton (5 · 1 J 73 seventh in the area· with a 23 for Sunday 's game with' an 0-5 IO. Newark· (6-0 ) · 67 point ave ra ge while the Second ten : 11. Canton . record this year and only a 1-18 66 ; 12. YOungStown ·: Spartan defense has permitted McKinev mark including last season. Cardinal MooneY 62--: - 13 . : : an average of 12.8 points per. Pr in c eton 43 ; 14. CinC i nnati st. But the Cleveland- Browns Xav ier l9 ; 15. Cinci nn ati E lder ; . game. · dare not take the game lightly 37 ; 16 . Willoughby South 29 ; 11 . · The Athens Countians own F1airborn Baker (1) 24 ; 11:1. because · it's hard to predict Sandusky " '21 ; 19 . .Bowling :. victories aver Vinton Coun..ty G reen 18 ; 20 . Nort h. Canton . what Houston will do under · · and Trimble. Alexander losl20Hoover 16. new coach Sid Gilhnan . rs with ten , or more 6 to Nelsonville-York a nd 17-13 poOthe Gillman, also the club 's i nts : Slow , Gahanna Lin · to Wahama. · co in , You.ngstown Ch aney , general manager, fired Bill Walsh Jesuit , Oregon Clay and Ron White is .the big Spartan Peterson as head coach MonDover t 1) . · · . gun with 44 poirits in fiv e . ICia ss AA"> day and took over for the Team Point s ·: games . Roger Gilders and remainder Of the season. 1. Washing to n C. H . (61 (6 . · ; · Walrer Baungartel have scored 0) ' 159 And Gillman built Winning 2. Read ing (41 (6 -0 J 117 ·: 24 points each. records at both Los Angeles 3. Akron St. Vincent fJl {5In league ga mes Friday, 1) . 108 and San Diego during head : Southern travels lQ Symmes 0 4) . Obe"r lin F ire- land s (2) (6- 97 coaching appointments wilh • Valley and North Gallia plays 5 . M inerva (i I (6 .0 ) . 79 th ose teams. 6 . Ironton ( 2) ( 6-0J 75 ~ .at Hannan Trace. · Only a week. ago defensive 7 . Co l urn. bu s Watterson (5 -1) 69 • At Willow Wood, Coach Bill 8 , Dayton Je ff er son (6 -0) 68 end Nick Roman commented 9. Urbana(1 ) (6 -0 ) 6l .·~ -Jewell's Southern 1 1Tornadoes that as long as the Monday 10. Toronto (2) ( 6.0.) 57 :: shocked by a ~1-12 loss to Second ten : .11. Bell aire (2) night game had to give the .. ; Kyger Creek last week will 54 ; 12. New Lex ington 40 ; 13. Browns a short week of Dayton Carroll (l J 34 ; 14 . L i ma : • attempt to reboulld against .the · Bath (1 ) 31 ; IS·. Solon (ll 2"8 ; 16. · pre paration for one game, it Lorain Ca tho lic 26 ; .17 . (tie) ; ; winless Vikings of Coach John was just it wouldpe Ottawa GlanCor f ah.d Hur on {I) . as well that . 0: Patton . 22 each ; 19 .. (fie I Licking NEW YORK ( UP!) - The Oakland A's circled the wagons Tuesday nlghl. The situation was that grim . The A's, used to playing in front of empty seats, were pitted against th~ New York Mels before _54,817- noisy Shea Stadiwn fans . They were down to 23 players after owner Charley Finley banished his latest victim- Mike Andrewsand they were going against Mel ace Tom Seaver. But after falling behind, ~ . in lhe first inning, they pulled together and refused to crack. They hung in there until it was finally the Mets that committed the miscues that gave the A's a 3-2 triwnph in ]] innings and a 2-l lead in the World Series. ' 'Even if he fired all but nine Oilers meet Browns as LICED, QUARTER ?0'111, ,, RECEIVES CHECK . ·DETROIT (UPJ) - .Veteran linesman Neil Armstron\! re· ceive<l a check for $1,314 from · ule · Natiional Hockey League Thesday night for working · more games than any other linesman in league history: He promptly turned it over to his Wtfe. · · :Armstrong was a 'lineSIIII!n for the St. Louis-Detroit game and . th e monetary figure represented a dollar for every . game he has worked .. His total was one better than llie mark set by George Hays, with whom Armstrong worked his first NHL game at Toronto · in 1957. Kyger Creek puis ils un- ~aten.mark on the line Friday or r ~Corso ,.,, - . Annuc.l Banquet. Two of maj or league lmseball's premier leflhanders will be featured al the WJEH l{eds Fan Appreciation "Banquet, Wednesday , Nov . 14, ttL 6:30 p .m . at Oscar 's Resi<Jw·anl in Gallipolis. Reds ace Don Gullett and Houston Aslros s tar Dave Roberts will be the guests of the fourth F1rst W1de Rece ..,er ' Two SVAC tilts slaied this weekend; KC home ' By MAJOR AMOS 8 HOOPLE 1 ·' •• I • -- ' .'· . -. .\ �I ' I . • • 3- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Oct. 17, 1973 2- The Dail)' &>nttnel, Mtddleport-Pomeror. 0., Oct. 11, l!li3 Major says; ll;;i~=~=~=r::~=~=~=~=~t=~=::::::::=:~:r:=:~::::::::::::tt~n:::ttt~=~=t~r~~=':t==~====:=:':':::~:::======~:}lllii.j Don .Gullett, Dave Roberts to . . . Cincy still .in . . . • Gallipolis Nov. 14. · appear zn title picture . ' . Tennessee to upset Tide; Bucks favored • ~ ~ CINCl NNAT I t UP l i - Paul Brown called it a ·•btg swing.'' What the Cincinnati coach refe rred to was the signficance of a pair of foot.ba 11 !(ames - Eg<uL frwncls. tlwrt> 3re sonw b1g shO\\ down~ on t.:~p thiS Wl't•kend. ~a\'01', If \ 'OU ' " w1!l, Alabama ~· s TPIHH..'S.~et•. ~ • in n top Southeastern c lash. i n lht.• South,,. c s.l Con f<.• r en l' e t\rkansas · T{~ xas , his Bengals' upset win over Pittsburgh Sunday and Cleveland 's loss to Miami Monday night. The two games tig htened the Central Divis;ion ra ce of the Amt!ti can Foot5all Con- .•· twadh rwr. Oklahoma V$. Colorado in nw B1g Eighr pi{'('{' : dl' n.•sistJnn• - . kaf-kaff ··' and Bowling: Green hostmg /.l1arm tO.> in lhe co nl f>St whu' h cnuld dee1ctc th(• M!d:\m('nl'<J Cnnferf'nce race. JO\'e! Wllat an eno rmous _ challe ngt) for any forPcastf' r! ~""• But - hak-kaff - nev(lr f ea r. : ~our ' • IS ; .. •~ favori\(' correspondent equtll to the !Hsk - um - kumph~ ~ 1n the b tg on..e at Bir - lie with the Browns. ''This weekend ha s mad~ for a big swing iri the conference," a pleased Brown said at the Benga ls' . Spinney Fi eld practice headquarter s Tuesday. Although he 's already deep into preparlion for this Sund...'ly 's game against Kansas City. Brown found it pleasant t:ollege Ratings ference . The Steelers lead Ule to look back and savor the win division with a 4-1 mark, while over the previously unbeaten Ci ncinnati and Cleveland SteeIe r.s. Dartmouth 17 . Brown HI follow with 3-2 marks . ~ ~, y " 'fhis·.w~s about as we1l as Califurnia :u. Oregon St. 2 :~ " 'd Wi c hita St. 21. Cind n1u1t i 12 Had Pitt Sburgh .beaten 'C1Ti~ we 've ever ,PIayed· ' . sa t E . Ca rolina 4i , C itadel22 cinnati Sunday , it would have B.rown •. sca .nnmg the,, stx ye. ar Ya le 26, Columbia 11 made it difficult for the hiStory of the team . Especla I~ l-l arvH'rd :q." Corne ll I ;} Bengals to bounce back into ly when you consider the Duk.c :!7 , Clemsnn II . ('be ( l 1 -• " · Me mphi s S t . I X; Finrida St. 12 contention for the title . A ca 1 r 0 earn we P ayt:U. :: mingham. thC Hoo ple System • has p(.•ggcd Tcnn~ ssee to ·: upset the 'l3arn i.l IJoy.s by a • n~11-rnw 28·22 rnt.~r gi n . At 1\1 iss. H. Florida 24 : Fayt•{ l(.• ville, I he \'is itin~ VM I 16. Ful'tnan 12 • Texas Longhorns will thra sh Auburn 24, Georgia Tct'h 12 : Lh<.> Ar kan sns Ha zo rbn c k s, Ohio St. :m. lndi a n1t 21 .,. 3.1- 16 . and i n t h e M id- Iowa 16, Min n. I:; · ,. America shi ndig , g iant- killeP Kansas St. 27 , Iowa St. 12 ! :\1iami of Ohio, <conque rors of Kent St. :,6, East. Mich. 7 - Pu r due and South Carolina ·LSU 22 , K e ntu ck y 15 INI ~ this year), will squeeze ~ rugged Fa Icons, 21 ·20. second place Pittsburgh victory would have given th e. Steelers a 5--0 mark and dropped Cincinnati to ~3. ·· · was Cleve]and's loss to Mtarru something of a bonus to th~ · · Bengals, liftmg them .mto a All phases of the Bengals J' Jti · d game were c IC ng - rugge defense, an offense U1at contr.o11e d th e b•~ 11 • accura le f'•e ld goal kicking by Horst Muhld t t" f mann-an .s rong pun mg rom Dave Lewis. "' THE SHOE BOX by th e Miss. St. 21, Loui S\' ill e IM <N) : F' o r 12 m o nlh s !he ·;:Oklahoma Sooners have beei1 ~pl annin g their rcven_ ge o n tl~ c .,..oilly team to tarmsh the1r : brilliant 1972 record and thi s • wee ~ they ge t that oppor· :: tunity. The Co l orado session from 3·5 p.m . on hpmer. Wednesda y, November 14 . Roberts and Gullett both Gullett, from Lynn, Ky .• Rober ts, · the most reliab~e teamed with Jack Billingham would probably oppose the . hurler for Leo Durocher s to give the Rods pitrllingslaff a designated hiller rule now used Astros this summer, will .apboost wllen ri ghthanders Roger by the American League ~ pear at Gillingham's Drug Nelson and Gary Nolan fell by · because each is a good hiller Store from 3-5 p.m .. Tuesday, the wayside because of arm and all round alhle!A! . November 13 and at Jenkins miseries in 1913, Guilelt went Gullett, an integral part of Concrete of Gallipolis, 4-5 :30 from mid July through the end the Reds drive to the National p.m., Wednesday, November of the re gular season without League West Tille in '73, will be · 14 for autographing se~ston s. '\ suffering a defeat: Gullett has at Thomas Clothiers in All autographing sessions are been in the maj ors since the Gallipolis for ·an autographing (or the public and are free . age of 19 and has been in two Activities for Dave Roberts PLAYER-OF-WEEK World Series a nd three PlayDay in Gallipolis. Tuesday, COLUMBUS (UPI ) - Kent NEW • YORK ( UPI J The offs. Nov. 13, will be annOunced . U n i t e d Press lntern13t lona l Roberts, a native of State tailback Larry Poole and Board of Coaches l op 15 small co llege football teams with Gallipolis, returns to the " Old . Miami linebacker Mike Monos HEADQUARTERS won" lost r.ecords and f ir st p lace French City" via Houston were named Mid -American vo t es in pa rentheses : f Fi fth FOR . where he won 17 games for the Conference " Players of the W eek.J Points MISS AMERICA Team Aslros .in 1973. Roberts has Week. " 1. Delaware ( 2 7J ( 6 -0 J "339 HU SH PUPPIES Poole, who scored all three of 2. Tenn . St. (3l (5 -0) 272 become one of the game's lop PEDWIN 3. Hawai i Zll 14 01 pitchers as two years ago Oe his team 's touchdowns in 228 ROBIN HOOD 4 . C•l Po ly ISLOl [4·0) Saturday's 21,7 victory over 5. Wes tern Ky . (2) { 4 O) 196 battled Mets Superstar Tom E NDICOTT JOHNSON l iB Seaver for the lowest ERA in 6 . Gro;obt ;ng (5 tl Bowling Green, also received ANGEL ' TREADS 7. LOUI Si ana Tech { 4-1) 96 a. Boise Stat e (4 1) KEDS 68 the National League. Roberts the honor lasl week. 66 on the final day of the season 9. Sou lh Dakota (5 -1) Monos, who paced his team's 61 10. Nev.Las Vegas [ 4 ~ 1) 11. El an (6-0I 51 this year delivered a pressure defensive unit in a 10..7 win over 12. w;ttenburg [5 ·01 51 packed Our Shoes areperformance · by Ohio University, is the fourth 13. Norlh Oak . St. ( 5 - I J 33 Sri II Sensibly Priced 14 Troy ( Ala .) Sl. (5-0 -1) 28 denying He nry Aa r on his straight Miami defender to win MIDDLEPORT 0. 15. Eastern Mi ch. (1) (4-1) 21 record tieing 714lh career the award . Mic higan .St. 2:1, Illinois 21 Mich igan :Ul, Wiscnn~ in X Misso uri 26, Oklahoma St. 22 W .Force 17, Navy 10 Kan sas 14 New Mex. :w. UTex.. El Paso 8 ~raska :n. N. Texas St. Hi, Drake 14 Oklahoma 29 , Colorado 22 ..•Buffaloes bring their road S:JI} D.i eg o St. 35, Pacific 1 s how to Norma n and . when ~.,t he sun sets on Saturday the l,l'ince ton 14, Colgate 12 tJSooners will be on the lon g Purdue :11, Nort hw estern 15 ~., en d of a 29-22 score! This, SMU 26, Rice 18 INI •:dear readers, will be a con- We st Va . 36. Ri chmond 7 :. tes t truly worth watching - D e laware 22. Rutgers 6 Uta h 24, San Jo se St. 1 IN) •• ha r -rumph! . O U. 2:1. S. Carolina 21 IN) i· I n other" intere s ting So.hioCal. 39, Ot'egon 14 e ngagements we look fo r Penn St. 32, Syracuse 6 ~ . soutllern California to turn T e mple 34, Boston U. 14 :back Oregon, 39 · 14 . an d Te xas A&M 25. T CU 15 • ·UC LA to ou tscore Washing· Toledo ts . Dayton 11 : ton State. 47 ·28. in a wil d N . Carolina 21, Tulane 14 IN ) ~ fra y. Arizona State wi ll stay Tulsa :15. New Mex. St. 27 . on title road as they vanq uish Georg ia 23. Vanderbilt 16 -' Brigham Youn g, :h -21, in a >Wester n Ath le ti c meet in g. 'Virgi ni a 19 , Va. Tec h 18 .: ohio State will. prevai l over Mary land 24. Wake Forest 10 UCLA 47. Was~. St. 28 ~ I ndiana, 39·21 , in their Bi g 10 Sta nford J l , Was h . 21 ::'e ngagement , and Nebraska West. Mich. tH. Marshall 0 '-'w ill upend Kansas, 37· 14. in Uta h St. 34, W. Tex. St. H INI :: their Big Eight affair. Wm & Mary :19, Dav id so n 21 ~Lon g- time rival s Notre . ~ Dame and Ar my will get Wyoming :13. Colo . St. J:l :'toge th er for th e ir 11st Alheos 14 Jackson 8 f e ngagement at the Cad ets' . Gallipolis 13 Wave rly 12 ~~Mic h ie S ta dium . 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"They say there's no defense well, with great personnel. ·~•ery learn ought lo try lo ge t against a fi eld goal," Corso up to be as good as the continued, "and we 'll have to · beat them wilh fi eld goals, 37 of Buckeyes .-'' -Corso Said the Hoosie r game them. '' Jocularly, he continued, "and agains t Ohio State would draw a ·ca pacily_c r~wd of 56,000, and we don 't ha Ve a kicker.'' 11 The Buckeyes were sure to be · they ain't ·coming " to se~ big favorites for ·_the contest, Indiana . while Michigan, ranked No . 4· .'.'Ohio Stale is well · conditioned, with well · disciplined nationally, will be a heavy athle.les, " he added . " The way favorite over Wi scons!n. In tlrey play defense, move to the other Big Ten games Northball and shed the blockers lo western will be at Purdue, Illinois at Michigan Stale and Minnesota at Iowa. · ~ ~ • .' m&lt In OtJio lind w. v 11 ., One Y~ar , Sl6 , Sill! 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New~rk Catholic, third last play them twice a year and we're familiar with what they week, .Norwalk St. Paul, do," he said. " It's easier to Portsmouth Notre .· Dame, prepare £or- a teall), you '"re" Middletown Fenwick and Rockford Parkway. familiar with ." Top game in the stale this But now tile Oilers 11form week could be the clash bebook" may go out the window because it was obviously un- tween No. 2 Moeller and No . 8 successful . After they were Roger Bacon at Cincinnati. beaten 45-20 by. Denver Sun- Both have 8-0 marks. day, Gillman said there was Hno reason whatsoevefn for.· them to take such · a . shellacking. "This is a great team,'' he added. we .••• gge lv,_ ,.---- --------; ;.· I . I 1 Here's the Man I ·li0 Seer ror ..• 1 THE BEST lI I • • KING SIZE GOLDEN orSUGAR • ~ach&gc 1 I I I MUD & .SNOW \ ... u,;, .,, coupe• por 14 mil1 . • Rod...,m~b l • '~' " S•l•. 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Second class posta~ge pa id at PomerOy , Oh io. -· Nat ional ildYert l s i n~ repfesenlat iye Boll inell"t · Gallagher ,- lnc. , 12 East ~2nd 5! ., New Yor lc,New Yor"k . .SUb1cr i p.fion rates : ' DeliYered by cerr ier where aYaltabJe 5§ cents per week. · e.,. Motor .Route carr ier SHY ice not .• ava ilable : One mo.nth. S2. By Va ll ey and Elyria Ca th olic 21 each . . Others w ith ten ·or ri1ore points : Co lu mbus D es·a les , Bocyrus , St. Marys Memor iaL \ World Series Re su.l fs Warren Ken n edy , Lima By United Press International Cen tral Catholic , Cleveland 1 ( 11 inningsJ Benedictine and Steubenville SVAC STANDINGS uak tand <AU Catholi c. ALL· GAMES 000 001 010 01 - 3 10 1 ( Class A • TEAM W L T P OP New York ( NL l Team · Points . ~ Kyger Creek 6 0 0 ISS 48 200 ooo ooo oo ~ 2 10 2 1. Mar ion .Pl easant. (12 ) ( 6 .. . . • Southern 4 2 0 123 97 ·Hunter, Know les (7), Lind 0) " 293 · • Easlern 3 3 0 45 47 blad ( 9), F ingers (Ill and 2. t ory -Rawson (3 1 (6 -0) 18-2 · : NOrth Gallia 2 4 . 0 92 103 F·osse. Tenace (7J; Seaver , 3. Kirtland . ( 1) (6 -0) · 130 ·• Southwestern 1 5 0 50 126 ·sadecki (9), M cG raw (9) , 4. Co vington( ~.) (6 -0) 123 ·• Hannan Trace 0 3 . 1 .. 0 175 s. Ada .( 1) (6 -0 J , na Parker (lll and Grote . WP . SVAC ONLY . Linblad , LP - .Parker. HR 6. Newark Catholi c (1) (5 : • TEAM ·w L P OP Garrett. · . 11 7 , • Kyger Cr eek 5 · 0 136 36 · 0! 7, Norwalk SL Paul Ol (6;0 ) 85 . • Southern · 3 I 91 45 8. Ports . Notre Dame (2) fS · · ~ Easlern 3 2 45 40 11 57 •. North Gall ia 2 2 92 . 56 9. Middletown Fe nw ic k {1) 16· ' . Southwestern 1 3 30 97 OJ 55 • Symmes Valley 0 3 14 43 10 . Rockford Parkway ( 1l (6 , Hann an Trace 0 3 0 91 0) . 51 • Totals 14 14 408 408 second ten : ·n . M c Donald Friday 's G11mes : ( 1) ; 12 . Pl ai n City Jonathan .. N orth <;;allia at Hann an Alder (2) 48 ; 13. Berne Union • Tra c;:e 44 ; 14 . Lorain Clearview 41 ; 15. So uth ern at Symmes Valley (t ie l Montpelier ( 1) and Alexander at Kyger Creek . Arli ngton -40 eac h ; 17. (tiel Eas t ern a l Tr i mble Yellow Spr i ng s and Gib · Green at So uthwestern the only .AA team which led despite a 48-0 win over High- . held the same spot this week it land, Minerva moved up lwo places to fifth, with Ironton, had .the week before. Columbus Watterson, Dayton Reading, a 29..0 Winner over Jefferson, Urbana and Toronto Finneytown F rid ay · night, rounding out the top ten. Tormoved up one notch to second onto replaced Bellaire which . and Akron St. Vincent ( 5-l) lost 2M to Brooke (W.Va. ) moved into third with a come- over the weekend. Things were much more from -behind 14-ll victory over previously unleaten Cuyahoga settled in Class AAA as the first Falls. four teams remained unchanged. Oberlin Firelands, second Western Reserve held the last week, dropped to fourth No. 1 position for the second week in a row thanks to a 6-0 ,, IN SYRUP Ed . Ju phone that Finley had threatened to ruin him in baseball if he didn 'l sign a paper saying he was injured: Andrews ' teammates were in an uproar and it carried over to the field . "It helps us pull -together said Reggie Jackson. " We always win ·after these incidents.'' Campa~er1s Steals Base Bert Campaneris stole a base in lhe eig hth inning and scored on Joe Rudi's single to tie it. Campaneris finally "lingle<! in t he deciding run off ' Harry Parker in the . Jlth after Ted ABA Standings Blue· Lions extend lead < players." said start\ng pitcher Jim " Catfish" Hunter, " the last nine would go oul there and battle lo the end." The A's will shoot for a 3-1 l<!j!d tonight when they send Ken Holtzman against Jon Matlack in the fourth game of the Series . The Latest Crisis The lalesl Oakland t risis came w,hen Finley, the A's controversial owner, fir"ed Andrews after his tw o crucial errors in Sunday 's second game loss to the Mels . He tried to pla ce him on the disabled before he was overruled by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn . Andrews, who was expected to rejoin the club today, told one of his teammates on the By United Press fnternat io nal . •.. CHICAGO . (UPI ) - Lee Corso is building up his Indiana tootballleam for its game with !'<o. 1 ranked Ohio Stale !'aturday by showi ng them pictures of the picture perfect Buckeyes. 1 :. ' This is what We .want to. look llke," he said, speaking by telephone to a football writers meeting. . "They've got grea t people, no where ...' $195 WEEEEEOI powerful Bucks . • CHEF BOY-AR·DEE SWIFT'S CHUBS l b. · 89¢ 8 pk(. . .CHEF BOY-AR·DEE ' JifFY FROZEN • E~et . of 14 . . EVERYOA LO"w PR ICE INCLUDED "SUPER·RIGHT" SMOKED ROUND or TIP Boneless Cube Steak Sirloin Tip Steak · • • Boneless Swiss Steak Boneles Rump Roast • Dristan Tablets • bl! 99~ Y . $139 Dristan Capsules • pkg 12 Frozen Cheese Pizza ""~·· ~79~· Frozen Sausage Pizza ·~~· . 9~ Frozen Pepperoni P1zza~t~ Frozen Deluxe Pizza .,_ 99~ Tangy Catsup ... ~ 29c • ORDER INTO: S&~lnl~sting Turkeys:~:: ~· ag· ROBERT HOE F, Ll C. H. Green and Coach Spike · Berkhimer's Eastern Eagles travel to Glouster. Southwestern is 1·5 overall while Green is 3·3. Phil Lewis, 210 pound senior, Kevin Walker, 185 pound junior, Mike Crouse, 150 pound senior and Tim Alba, 15Qpound freshman are the team 's running b~.cks on the si ngle wing offense. Easrern will seek its second straight victory against the Tomcats. Last week, the Eagle offense came alive for the first time thi s season. Eastern moved lhe ball well against Southwestern · in its 19-ll viclory . Gillman faces big task FOR FAST RELIEF lb. ROUND! • DEVOTE D TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS · MA SDN AREA. CHESTER l.. TANNEHILL. , . Mitc h Nease, lhe junior lo:;;er H1 Green last Friday, will lailback for the Tornadoes, try to rebound against the mght m a homecoming non- continues to be one of the winless Hannan Trace Wildleague game ~gainst the area's premier runner~. Nease , oats . Alexantler Spartai'is . rushed for 173 yards last North Ga\lia ' s offense Coach Jim Sprague's Bob· Friday and scored two touch- sputtered for lhe first time cats have earned at least a downs . on the year, Nease has si nce the opening game of the shat·e of the 1973 Southern 13 TO's, 80 poinls in six games season. Offensively, Sterling Valley Athletic Conference and is nearing the 1,000 yard · Logan, speedy junior tailback championship with impressive mark in rushing. and Ralph Smith, senior Southern's other hardvictories this past two weeks quarterback, are the P.irates' over Easrern and Sout~ern. r unning back Greg Dunning is major threats. Other Bobcat trtumphs caTe . in a cast and will probably be Hannan Trace has played over North Galha, Hannan lost for the rest of the season. well on defense but just has not Trace and Southwesrern m the Terry Pine bas been the top been able to score offensively. league and Wahama outside scorer for the young Vikings . In non-league encounters, the league. Coac h John Blake's North Coach Bob Ashley's SouthThe 'Cats have only winless Ga llia Pirates a surprise 6.{) western Highlanders will host Symmes Valley left in the ' SVAC. Last year, Kyger Cree k surprised Coach DaYe Snipes' Spartans with a come-fr ombehind, 27-21 victory . . The Bobcats were trailing 150 before its offense caught fire Reading, polling 159 points lo COLUMBUS ( UPI) with a 20 point second quarter. Was hinglon Court House, 117for the Blue Deviis, who are This fall , the Bobcats have unscored on in six games this also unbeaten in six games. improved with every outing seaso n, has finally taken Irt the other two classes, behind the leadership of nine command of the Unlwd Press things Pf~lty much remained determined seniors, eigh t Iriternational Ohio High School the same as a week ago, with hard-nose , juniors and 15 fastBoard of Coaches' Class AA Warren Western Reserve holdJearning sophomores. · football ratings. ing on to its AAA lead over The team has an aggr essive ·The Blue Lions, who blanked Cincinnati Moeller, although Wilmington 44.{) last Friday losing ground, and Marion hard-hitting offense and a solid defehse. night, had led the AA ratings Pleasant, which now has a 44the last two weeks but not by a game winning streak, way out Offensively, the Bobcats are averaging 25.8 poinls per game so lid margin . This we ek, in front in Class A over Corywhile the defense ha s however. they moved out to a Rawson. 42-point spread over runnerup Washington Court House was surrendered an average just eight poinls per outing. Key offensive threats are · senior fullback Lawren ce Tabor, the area's six th best point-producer with 64 points ; senior quarte rba ck Clay COLU MBUS !UP I ) Th is son bu r g 16-•.f'ach ; 19. Bluffton Hudson who has scored four w ee k ' s United Pr ess In - 27 ; 20 . East Canton 25 . touchdowns and passed for 3 ternat ional Oh io High School 1 Others w ith t en or more Board of Coa ches ' foo t ba)l points : Ashtabula Sl . John, others and junior tailback ratings (with first p lace votes Freder ic ktown , Marion and won -)oS I records In Ca lho lic, R iver dale , Sidney Mark Waller. paranthesesl : Lehman , Frank fort Aden<'! (1 ), (C la ss AAAJ Last week; Hudson , Tabor. Points Dave Wise, an offensive guard Team I . Warren Western Res . ( 131 and defensive linebacker (6-0) 308 ( 6. scored ·aobcal touchdowns 0 2) . Cinc i nnat i Moel le r Cl2l 280 3. Mass illon (l l {5·0· 1J 183 against the Southern Tor· 4. A kron Garf i eld tS.oJ 170 n.adoes. Waller was injured in 5. F remont Ross ( 4) ( 6-0 J 134 that rugged contest but should . 6 . Lakewoo d Sl. Edwa rtl (3) 16·0) 130 be ready Friday. 7. Zapesville (21 (6 -0 ) ·aa CLEVELAND (UP! ) - The Alexand e r 's offense is 8. C in . Roger Bacon ( 6-0J 75 ·Houston Oilers come to . town 9. Barberton (5 · 1 J 73 seventh in the area· with a 23 for Sunday 's game with' an 0-5 IO. Newark· (6-0 ) · 67 point ave ra ge while the Second ten : 11. Canton . record this year and only a 1-18 66 ; 12. YOungStown ·: Spartan defense has permitted McKinev mark including last season. Cardinal MooneY 62--: - 13 . : : an average of 12.8 points per. Pr in c eton 43 ; 14. CinC i nnati st. But the Cleveland- Browns Xav ier l9 ; 15. Cinci nn ati E lder ; . game. · dare not take the game lightly 37 ; 16 . Willoughby South 29 ; 11 . · The Athens Countians own F1airborn Baker (1) 24 ; 11:1. because · it's hard to predict Sandusky " '21 ; 19 . .Bowling :. victories aver Vinton Coun..ty G reen 18 ; 20 . Nort h. Canton . what Houston will do under · · and Trimble. Alexander losl20Hoover 16. new coach Sid Gilhnan . rs with ten , or more 6 to Nelsonville-York a nd 17-13 poOthe Gillman, also the club 's i nts : Slow , Gahanna Lin · to Wahama. · co in , You.ngstown Ch aney , general manager, fired Bill Walsh Jesuit , Oregon Clay and Ron White is .the big Spartan Peterson as head coach MonDover t 1) . · · . gun with 44 poirits in fiv e . ICia ss AA"> day and took over for the Team Point s ·: games . Roger Gilders and remainder Of the season. 1. Washing to n C. H . (61 (6 . · ; · Walrer Baungartel have scored 0) ' 159 And Gillman built Winning 2. Read ing (41 (6 -0 J 117 ·: 24 points each. records at both Los Angeles 3. Akron St. Vincent fJl {5In league ga mes Friday, 1) . 108 and San Diego during head : Southern travels lQ Symmes 0 4) . Obe"r lin F ire- land s (2) (6- 97 coaching appointments wilh • Valley and North Gallia plays 5 . M inerva (i I (6 .0 ) . 79 th ose teams. 6 . Ironton ( 2) ( 6-0J 75 ~ .at Hannan Trace. · Only a week. ago defensive 7 . Co l urn. bu s Watterson (5 -1) 69 • At Willow Wood, Coach Bill 8 , Dayton Je ff er son (6 -0) 68 end Nick Roman commented 9. Urbana(1 ) (6 -0 ) 6l .·~ -Jewell's Southern 1 1Tornadoes that as long as the Monday 10. Toronto (2) ( 6.0.) 57 :: shocked by a ~1-12 loss to Second ten : .11. Bell aire (2) night game had to give the .. ; Kyger Creek last week will 54 ; 12. New Lex ington 40 ; 13. Browns a short week of Dayton Carroll (l J 34 ; 14 . L i ma : • attempt to reboulld against .the · Bath (1 ) 31 ; IS·. Solon (ll 2"8 ; 16. · pre paration for one game, it Lorain Ca tho lic 26 ; .17 . (tie) ; ; winless Vikings of Coach John was just it wouldpe Ottawa GlanCor f ah.d Hur on {I) . as well that . 0: Patton . 22 each ; 19 .. (fie I Licking NEW YORK ( UP!) - The Oakland A's circled the wagons Tuesday nlghl. The situation was that grim . The A's, used to playing in front of empty seats, were pitted against th~ New York Mels before _54,817- noisy Shea Stadiwn fans . They were down to 23 players after owner Charley Finley banished his latest victim- Mike Andrewsand they were going against Mel ace Tom Seaver. But after falling behind, ~ . in lhe first inning, they pulled together and refused to crack. They hung in there until it was finally the Mets that committed the miscues that gave the A's a 3-2 triwnph in ]] innings and a 2-l lead in the World Series. ' 'Even if he fired all but nine Oilers meet Browns as LICED, QUARTER ?0'111, ,, RECEIVES CHECK . ·DETROIT (UPJ) - .Veteran linesman Neil Armstron\! re· ceive<l a check for $1,314 from · ule · Natiional Hockey League Thesday night for working · more games than any other linesman in league history: He promptly turned it over to his Wtfe. · · :Armstrong was a 'lineSIIII!n for the St. Louis-Detroit game and . th e monetary figure represented a dollar for every . game he has worked .. His total was one better than llie mark set by George Hays, with whom Armstrong worked his first NHL game at Toronto · in 1957. Kyger Creek puis ils un- ~aten.mark on the line Friday or r ~Corso ,.,, - . Annuc.l Banquet. Two of maj or league lmseball's premier leflhanders will be featured al the WJEH l{eds Fan Appreciation "Banquet, Wednesday , Nov . 14, ttL 6:30 p .m . at Oscar 's Resi<Jw·anl in Gallipolis. Reds ace Don Gullett and Houston Aslros s tar Dave Roberts will be the guests of the fourth F1rst W1de Rece ..,er ' Two SVAC tilts slaied this weekend; KC home ' By MAJOR AMOS 8 HOOPLE 1 ·' •• I • -- ' .'· . -. .\ �.. • i - The Daily S.ntinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., O.:t. 17, J9i3 Bank Women meet Girls athletic booste·rs formed Parents interested in seeing nastics team sHQI..Ild one be more emphasis and support for girls ' athletic on the high school and junior high levels met Monday night at Meigs High School to organi.e a Girls' Athletic Booster Club. organiz.ed . Mrs. Reva Vau£han and Mrs. Willi3111 Ash were appointed to 'the ways and means cornmlttee1 with the group discussing various· ways to finance the athletic programs for girls. Poss ibilities of • ::The office rs electe,d were ~s. Carol McLaughlin , president ; Mrs. Lorna S.th, vfce president and publicity chairperson ; Har,old Maue , opening a second cones~ ion stand at the basketball games, holding a tag day , selling sec r etary; and Mrs . Susie Grueser, treasurer. membership cards, and s taging sales of all sorts were Mrs . Joy Bentley , girls ' physical education tea cher , spoke to the group on athletics, what Is available, the need for offerin g more than volleyball and bask-etball, and the suggestion that a gymnastics team be organized. She noted that there is no organized ath letic program in the elementary grades, that K.enda Chaney works on the junior high leve l and would be avilable to coach the gym. among the suggestions. Meeting date was se t for the second Monday of each month at 7 p.m. at the Meigs High School, ~nd all inter ested parents· are urged to lend their su pport to the new organ ization . Mrs . Bentley announced that a volleyball ·game will be played at 4 p.m. today between Meigs and Kyger Creek at Meigs. The charge will be 25 ce nts for students and 50 cents • for adults. Meigs high honors students announced Two hundred and ten Meigs senior high students have been mimed to the honor roll for the first six weeks grading period . A student must maintain a grade of. " B" or better to be named to the roll. . Named were : Pa inter , J o Ann ~eyTon , Barbara Pr ic e, Kenneth R ite , Dan iel Taylor, Br ian. Shank , Genia Walburn , Steve Walburn , A lisa Wa lk er , Dr em a Ward , Joy Wh i te , Brenda W il l, Linda Williams . SOPHOMORES Merrl Ault. Rodney Bailey , Albert Banks , Jane Ann Bobo . Chr istie Burson , Kenny Byer . M ichael Davenport, Pemela SENIORS Dav is. Jacklyn Doczi. Cindy Debra Almanza, Chr istine Eads. cner l e Fry, Crystal Bailey , Mike Baresw i lt. Glaze , Cindy Glaze, ,W illiam ·Morton Barnes , ·Dav id Barn · Gloyd , Darla Harper, Tami hart. Regina Bing , . Rick Hoffman , Jim Hutton , Debbie BQI Jn , donna Boyd , - Melanie Janey, Bonita Johnston, Glen Burt , Fred Burney , David Kennedy , Mik!" Magnotta , Ca rsey , D iana Carsey , Larry Charles Marshal l, Jeff Co leman , Cilidy Craig , Melv in McKinney , Tammy M ic hael , Cremeans, Joyce Dav i s, Paul Tamm·y - Mowery , Rober I English , Dinah Erlewine , Musser , ·Diana Neece·, K i m Theodore F l sher. San dra berly OhlinQer, Judith Rad Fl.bcc~ri , Rpd_ n ey Frec;ker, ford , Steve Rife, Rebecca Br.lan Friend , Connie Garnes , Roush, 'G eorge Stewart, Tamra Y~t nida Gibbs , David Grant, Stanley, Tammy Snide r , D~ana Harrison , Ingrid Robert Sw ick, Lisa Thomas , Hawley, Mike Haye·s, Maureen Donna Thornton. Greg Van Herinessy , Anita . Herrmann, . Meter , Terry Whaley, · Earl Ja·mes H i ll , Jacquelln·e Hutton. Wood . · -" Dana Johnson , Mary Janey , , FRESHMEN Vicki Kelly , Geneva King , Debbie Bi·r c hfield, Mary Ezra K iser, Mary K,rawsc:zyn, Blaettnar , .Tamara Blake, Dale John Lehew , Kerry Chesser, Browning , Kathy Campbe l l, Jet' Lightfoot. · Alan - Mills , Elaine Cors i, Margaret Cors i, Janet Morris, Mark Morr is. Mar~ Dilvis, Mary Durs1 , Br.enda NelsOn. Tina Nier i, Paula Eichinger, Teresa Ellis , · · G~rY O'Dell, Sonya Olllinger, Connie Fish, Vanessa Folmer, M81rk Oiler. Diana Painler , Becky Fultt , SandY Garnes ,. R~xle · Patterson , Terry Jennifer K . Grate, Trudy Ha i L Pickens , Debra P ierce, Cherie Guile Holt, Tony Hutton , Karen Reuter . D iana Ridgway , Joe Hysell , Vicki Jo hnson, Cheryl Rosenbaum , Sandy RusChel , Kennedy , Jacqueline King , · Lori Seth , ~ teve S.mith , Randy Penny Landers . Duane Shlder , Gary Snou ffer , Gary McLaughlin, Lara i ne Sto·ne 1 Dav id Swisher , Brenda McElhaney, Rhonda McGrath , Gr'-ess . Cindy Van Mete'r, Paul Jerry Matson, Cathy Meadows, VOss, Sheri-nan White, Pamela Vickie Might,_. Fai.th Perr in , W)lson, ·Dav id Wolfe, John Ash , . Delta Prater , Jim Pocklington , Darrell Puckett , Kim Sebo -, Caf'l . HendJ~c~~OR~on CouCh . Dusty S·m ith, Debbie Taylor , -Vicki Abbott , Sharon Bing , Becky Thomas , Diana Thorn Mike Braun , Ronald Brown ing, ton , June w ·amsley , Duane Terri Bumgardner , TereSa Weber , Beverly Wilcox, Robert · Burchett . Evelyn B. urnette , W i ll. Debbie Campbell, Jo Chafin, Marcella -.. Charles, Rose Co lburn , R.ayanna Cole , Ann VISIT RELATIVES Colwell. Char l es Conger . Mr. and Mrs. Law~ence Richard Cou c h , Carla Crisp , SafldY Cur tis , Bonn ie D-illon, Baughman and son, Jeffrey, Ltlls .Fraser , Be l inda Fr ienQ , and Mr, and Mrs. William Fred Barbara Fuitz , Cin.di Garnes, Linda Gerard, Teresa Hay es, Smith, Sr., Middleport visited Debra Hoffman . Chris Hysell , relatives over . the we~kend in Sonia Justice . Sherri Ka uff , Carol Kennedy, -Eileen Ken Bluefield, W. Va. nedy , Anita Kin'Q, Son ia Kiser, Michael Nesselroad , Oeborah McLaughlin , Sche rry Lane , The g ov e rnrri en t Nancy Lawr ence, Carol Lew is, Virgin i a McCun·e, Floyd stopped the minting of gold Ohlinger, Ph i l Ohlinger , Cathy dollars in 1933. Osborne , Jud i th Owen.!. Becky U.S. • spea'ker following the banquet. Attending were Mr . lind Mrs. Charles Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. George Hobstetter, Mrs. Hilton Wolfe ,Jr.; Mrs. Thomas Wolle, . and Mrs. William H. Jones of the Pomeroy National Bank; Ted Reed, Mr. and Mrs . Thereon Johnson, Roger Hysell, Mrs. Donald Lanning, and Mrs. Mickey Williams of the Farmers Bank & Savings Company; Mr. and Mrs: L. E . Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McElhinney, and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fultz of the Citizens National Bank, M-iddleport; Mrs. Doris M. The Southeas tern Ohio Group, National Association of Bank Women, Inc . held its first semiannual meeting at The Meigs Inn, Pomeroy , Saturday afternoon; Oct. 13, with Maxine Griffith, Cashier , Pomeroy National Bank , as chair- WEDNESDAY PAST PRESIDENTS of the Ameri can Legion Auxiliary, Drew Webster Post, wiU meet . at 7:30p. m. at the home of Mrs. Olan Knapp, 38 Hinkle St., Gallipoli s. woman. MIDDLEPORT Literar y Club, 7:30p.m. at home of Mrs. Bernard Fultz. Mrs. Harold Sauer to · review Herman Wouk's ''The Winds l)f Way '' ; and Mrs. Carl Horky to review the " Odessa File" by Frederick Forsyth. Roll call will be an after thought on Vietnam . BOSWORTH Council 46, Royal and Select Masters will hold a stated assembly at 7:30 p.m. at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. MAGNOLIA Gluli1 7:30 p.m. PHlUP FOLLETI, Mount Vernon , president of the Ohio at the home of Mrs. Delmar A. Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists will be guest speaker Ganad~_r. Lincoln Hill . for the "Reach Out For Life" evangelistic services at the Seventh-Day Adventist Gh~rch, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. YOUNG WIVES Club Services wiU begin Saturday, Oct. 20, at 7:30 p.m. and conmeeting, 7:30 p.m., home of tinue each Friday , Salurday and Sunday through Nov. 24. Ava Spencer. Follett is a graduate of the Theological Seminary of Andrews . MEIGS. COUNTY Firemen's University, Berrien Springs, Mich. Special music is planned Assn., 7:30 p.m . at Chester for each service, and featured singers this weekend will be Fire Department headquarthe Bissell Brothers. Pastor of the church, Herbert G. ters. Morgan, invites the public to attend. THURSDAY SENIOR CITIZENS at Harrisonville Thursday, 7 p.m . at Harrisonville. school. Everyone welcome . EPISCOPAL Church women luncheon, 12:30 at the Grace Episcopal Church Rectory. Pastor Walter Cloud and the MASON, W. Va. - A hymn TWIN CITY Shrinettes will sing will be held at the First congregation welcome , every meet at 8 p.m. at Barbara Baptist Ghur.ch Saturday at one. Dugan home. 7:30p.m. EPISCOPAL . CHURCH Laurel Cliff · The Skeens family and women luncheon 12:30 p.m. at another local group will be Mrs. Jean w'right, Doris rectory . singing, also Norris Quartet of Buckley, Ladonna Gilmore, MAGNOLIA CLUB, 7:30 Racine, consisting of Rev: and Mildred Jacobes attended p.m. at home of Mrs. Delmar Freeland Norris, Dennis the W.M.S. at Hidden Hollow A. Canaday. Manuel, ·Florence Adams, Camp at Mansfield. . MIDDLEPORT CHAMBER Marilyn Powe.ll and piano Mr . and Mrs. Charles Karr of Commerce and Retail player, Deloris Wollf. This visited their son-in-law and Merchl!nts Assn., 7 p.m. at group has appeared on the T.V. daughter, Mr.- and Mrs. ·Ed Golunnbus and Southern Ohio program "Ghrist is the An- Bauer, near Cleveland. On Electric Co., director's room. swer'' over Channel 13 on return home Mr . Karr went to · ROCK SPRINGS Better Sunday morning with Pastor Columbus for a medical checkHealth Club, l :15 p.m . at home charles Norris. up . of Mrs. Homer Radford; Mrs. Mrs . Edna Faulk is spending Amos Leonard, program; Mrs. the week with her son:-in-law Mark Grueser, cqntests. Secret and daughter, Mr. and ·- Mrs. . SLATE OPE;N HOUSE pals will be revealed. ! An open house will be held at Clifford Klien . MIDDLEPORT Chil•d the Meigs Junior High School Miss Barbara Wlie n has Conservation League 7:30p.m. in Middleport, Tuesd'lY, Oct. employment at the Dairy at Columbus and Southern Ohio 23, from 7-9 p.m., for all Valley . Electric Co.,social room. Each parents of seventh and eighth member to bring a handmade grade students. All parents ·artjcle or homebaked goods attending should first go to the and poster . for promoting auditorium for a brief incommunity class bond 1ssue. formational session . Following GHARI.TY THIEF? the session, the parents will go CINCINNATI (UP! ) to their children's classes and Stanley L. Dahlman, former meet their teachers. Refresh-· director of the Mile of Dime~ ments will be served following · Charity, and an associate, the session . Delores Haynes, were indicted by a Hamilton Goun ty Common Adventist Church with Philip Pleas Court Grand Jury here Follett speaking. Special Tuesday on a charge of emmusic, public invited . bezzling $161,066 from the HYMN SING, 2 p.m., Mt . charity. Hermon U.B. Church, Chester, Mrs , Haynes' hu sbapd, with male quartet, ladies trio Everett, was indicted on Tl and Tiny Trio with J . B. from counts of receiving embezzled Biscoe Run Baptist Church, goods. The indictments charge Vienna, W, Va ., to be featured . him with : r~ceiving _coupons COUNTY WIDE prayer purchased by the charily from meeting at Pomeroy Nazarene . Sears department store for Church Stmday, 2 p.m. Class distribution to the needy: leader Glen Bissell. Hymn sing planned The Citizens National Bank, Middleport, hosted the social hour that preceded the banquet on Saturday evening. Donna S. Legan, assistant vice president , Merchants National Bank & Trust Go., Indianapolis, Ind., Lake Region Vice President of National Association of Ban~ Women, Inc. was the featurec;t Powell, vioe chairwoman of the group · and assistant C8Bhier and loan officer, Citizens National Bank, McConnelsville ; Mrs. N. Jt!lln Bowman, secretary of the group and assistant secretary and treasurer and Loan Officer of Tbe Bartlett Fanners Bank, Bartlett; Irene Gray, Marietta; Dorot,hy B. Maier, assistant cash,ler, First National Bank of Cambridge, Cambridge; Sue Fenton, Ohio group chairwoman of NABW and assistant vice president, Union Savings Bank & Trust Go. ; Steubenville; and , the honored guest, Donna S. Legan, Lake Region RVP, Indianapolis, Ind. COUNTRY STYLE HOMEMADE PORK SAUSAGE SWIFT PROTEN BOILING BEEF Preceptor Beta meets, Meigs Property · Transfers SUPERIOR SPECIAL BOLOGNA SUPERIOR BRAUNSCWEIGER Philip Baer, Janice Baer to . Members of preceptor Beta Eldon L. Saefker, Jr., 50 Acres, Beta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi 40 Acre8, Salem. Sorority, attended the Philip Baer, Janice Baer to Mountaineer Dinner Theater at Darwood Napper, Parcels, Hurricane, W. Va ., recently Salem. where they viewed "Lady's Daniel Fugett, Verda Fugett in a Turkish Bath." to Charles Sprouse, Ernestine . Night Attending were Mrs. Vera . Sprouse, Parcels, Salisbury, Grow, Mrs. Betty Ohlinger, · Harold Newlun, Gladine Newlun to Bernard V. FUltz, Mrs. Ruby Baer, Mrs. Lillian Moore, Mrs. Mary Pickens, Parcel in LOt 123, Olive. Bernard Fultz, Betty J . FUltz Mrs. Margaret Follrod, Mrs. to Harold Newlun, Gladine Mildred Karr , Mrs. Clarice Newlun, Parcel in Lot 123, Krautter, Mrs. Roberta O'Brien, Mrs . Velma Rue , Mrs. Olive. John P. Scott, ·Kathleen G. Ann Rupe, Mrs. Rose Si_sson, Scott to John P. Scott and Mrs. Reva Vaughan, Mrs.' J\we Kathleen G. Scott, 1 acre, Van Vranken , Mrs. Jane Walton, Mrs. Pearl ,Welker and Sulton . Mrs. Lucille Williamson . Ralph B. Wells, Diana K. Wells to Millard R. Ball, Rosa Ball, 60 rods, Olive. Helen Bradbury, dec . to Gomer Bradbury , Gert._ for traru;., Middleport. Eileen M. Gorton, Edwin H. Gorton to Patricia Ann Barrett, one and one--seventh acre, Salem. Normao L. Yeaguer, Dorothy Yeauger to Maurice S. Walker, Dorothy J . Walker, Lot 10, Headley Russell Add., Middleport. J. B. O'Brien, Roberta C. O'Brien to Lucy Barringer, .75 Acre, Olive. · Franklin D. Gheen, Donna L. Gheen to Edwin S. Cozart, Ollie M. Cozart, Lot, Racine . (CHUNK STYLE) (CHUNK ST)'LE) GRADE A-CHICKEN LEGS OR BREASTS GROUND BEEF ., .. !'!~-~. 1.~ 1.'!".......... ,. .. , .• ,;',,,. •• ,1.~·. 89~ FISH-PERCH ............ :...................... ~.!~:.~~....~3.75 BOLOGNA,~~.~~~!,i?!..~!!.~:~.'... ,,,,.,,,,, 1.~·,. By lhe 89c 2 2 2 2 2 2 HOMEMADE HAM SAlAD AND CHEESE. SPREAD lb. lb. Jib. 3 lb. 2 lb. 2 lb. 5 2 (346) - lb. GROUND BEEF lb. PORK CHOPS lb. ROUND STEAK lb. SLICED BACON lb. BULK SAUSAGE lb. All MEAT WIENERS (347) PURINA DOG CHOW PORK ROAST ROUND STEAK SPARE ' RIBS PORK CHOPS GROUND B.EEF CHOPPED SIRLOIN <;, SEMI BONELESS HAM \ (6.7 lb. average) 3 lb. RIB STEAKS 2 lb. GROUND BEEF 2 lb. SLICED BACON 2 lb. lARGE FRANKS LIVER FLAVOR ,, Phone Us Your Orderl I.G.A. • • l :~ ~~~g~~g~~TcK (348) l :~ n~~p~~Ai.RLOIN 992-3502 3 lb. SIRLOIN STEAK 2 lb. SLICED BACON •' 44 ' FLOUR EPT F . DERAL FOOD WE A 88 25 LB. .BAG BAG 'I Phebe Says Check These USDA. CHOICE 25 LB. BAG RC COLA PORK CHOPS 8 PAK ~--------------------------~· ' ' lb. HUNT'S QUALITY · (WHOLE) . .. . . We Gladly Accept Fed, Food Stamps CRACKERS SOAP No. .. 2112$1 3 $1 TOWELS •••••••••••••• ·~·.~ ••••• 5 ARGO PEAS ................... ~ · PORK LOIN ROAST EARLY JUNE VARIETY .1 lb. jumbo rolls . 39¢ lUX LIOUID ..................... bo~~ · lb. ' . . 9:00 to 7:00 LIVER FLAVOR . ' . . '\ . 303 22 DISHWASHING DETERGENT lOs box _ $1·· cans . · -~ - PADS cans • NORTHERN USDA CHOICE ' Monday Thru Friday . . ·TOMATOES •••••••••••••••••••.••- ~ ' Prices Effective Oct. 17-24 ._. ·3· . • Right reserved to limit quantities BRILLO 16 oz. bots. CENTER · CUTS 5th and PEARL STS., RACINE "Tne Sto~e With A Heart, You, WI: Ll KE" I.G.A. 25 lb. PURINA DOG, CHOW••••••••• ~ •••• n_ag ,COFFEE MATE GLAD 16 ot Jar l'RASH BAGS · 299 lOs . • CALIFORNIA Saturday 9 to 9 .GRAPES DAIRY BUYS! CLOSED SUNDAYS. USDA.CHOIC'E BEEF GROUND CHUCK lb•. 1.25 • French City Franks lb. ..99~ Meadow Gold POPSICLES, ICE MILK AND FUDGE BARS 12 pak lb. 69~ 2% MILK, 29e JUMBO LETTUCE, hd. Valley Bell OR U9 ' • < .JUMBO CELERY, belt. I.G.A. FOODLINER 29~ . '. ' M&R • BARGAINLA~D · MIDDLEPORT, OHIO •. ' ~ ( -. d ' .. ·' I I ~ ' ' t-: • f ----: • . . • �.. • i - The Daily S.ntinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., O.:t. 17, J9i3 Bank Women meet Girls athletic booste·rs formed Parents interested in seeing nastics team sHQI..Ild one be more emphasis and support for girls ' athletic on the high school and junior high levels met Monday night at Meigs High School to organi.e a Girls' Athletic Booster Club. organiz.ed . Mrs. Reva Vau£han and Mrs. Willi3111 Ash were appointed to 'the ways and means cornmlttee1 with the group discussing various· ways to finance the athletic programs for girls. Poss ibilities of • ::The office rs electe,d were ~s. Carol McLaughlin , president ; Mrs. Lorna S.th, vfce president and publicity chairperson ; Har,old Maue , opening a second cones~ ion stand at the basketball games, holding a tag day , selling sec r etary; and Mrs . Susie Grueser, treasurer. membership cards, and s taging sales of all sorts were Mrs . Joy Bentley , girls ' physical education tea cher , spoke to the group on athletics, what Is available, the need for offerin g more than volleyball and bask-etball, and the suggestion that a gymnastics team be organized. She noted that there is no organized ath letic program in the elementary grades, that K.enda Chaney works on the junior high leve l and would be avilable to coach the gym. among the suggestions. Meeting date was se t for the second Monday of each month at 7 p.m. at the Meigs High School, ~nd all inter ested parents· are urged to lend their su pport to the new organ ization . Mrs . Bentley announced that a volleyball ·game will be played at 4 p.m. today between Meigs and Kyger Creek at Meigs. The charge will be 25 ce nts for students and 50 cents • for adults. Meigs high honors students announced Two hundred and ten Meigs senior high students have been mimed to the honor roll for the first six weeks grading period . A student must maintain a grade of. " B" or better to be named to the roll. . Named were : Pa inter , J o Ann ~eyTon , Barbara Pr ic e, Kenneth R ite , Dan iel Taylor, Br ian. Shank , Genia Walburn , Steve Walburn , A lisa Wa lk er , Dr em a Ward , Joy Wh i te , Brenda W il l, Linda Williams . SOPHOMORES Merrl Ault. Rodney Bailey , Albert Banks , Jane Ann Bobo . Chr istie Burson , Kenny Byer . M ichael Davenport, Pemela SENIORS Dav is. Jacklyn Doczi. Cindy Debra Almanza, Chr istine Eads. cner l e Fry, Crystal Bailey , Mike Baresw i lt. Glaze , Cindy Glaze, ,W illiam ·Morton Barnes , ·Dav id Barn · Gloyd , Darla Harper, Tami hart. Regina Bing , . Rick Hoffman , Jim Hutton , Debbie BQI Jn , donna Boyd , - Melanie Janey, Bonita Johnston, Glen Burt , Fred Burney , David Kennedy , Mik!" Magnotta , Ca rsey , D iana Carsey , Larry Charles Marshal l, Jeff Co leman , Cilidy Craig , Melv in McKinney , Tammy M ic hael , Cremeans, Joyce Dav i s, Paul Tamm·y - Mowery , Rober I English , Dinah Erlewine , Musser , ·Diana Neece·, K i m Theodore F l sher. San dra berly OhlinQer, Judith Rad Fl.bcc~ri , Rpd_ n ey Frec;ker, ford , Steve Rife, Rebecca Br.lan Friend , Connie Garnes , Roush, 'G eorge Stewart, Tamra Y~t nida Gibbs , David Grant, Stanley, Tammy Snide r , D~ana Harrison , Ingrid Robert Sw ick, Lisa Thomas , Hawley, Mike Haye·s, Maureen Donna Thornton. Greg Van Herinessy , Anita . Herrmann, . Meter , Terry Whaley, · Earl Ja·mes H i ll , Jacquelln·e Hutton. Wood . · -" Dana Johnson , Mary Janey , , FRESHMEN Vicki Kelly , Geneva King , Debbie Bi·r c hfield, Mary Ezra K iser, Mary K,rawsc:zyn, Blaettnar , .Tamara Blake, Dale John Lehew , Kerry Chesser, Browning , Kathy Campbe l l, Jet' Lightfoot. · Alan - Mills , Elaine Cors i, Margaret Cors i, Janet Morris, Mark Morr is. Mar~ Dilvis, Mary Durs1 , Br.enda NelsOn. Tina Nier i, Paula Eichinger, Teresa Ellis , · · G~rY O'Dell, Sonya Olllinger, Connie Fish, Vanessa Folmer, M81rk Oiler. Diana Painler , Becky Fultt , SandY Garnes ,. R~xle · Patterson , Terry Jennifer K . Grate, Trudy Ha i L Pickens , Debra P ierce, Cherie Guile Holt, Tony Hutton , Karen Reuter . D iana Ridgway , Joe Hysell , Vicki Jo hnson, Cheryl Rosenbaum , Sandy RusChel , Kennedy , Jacqueline King , · Lori Seth , ~ teve S.mith , Randy Penny Landers . Duane Shlder , Gary Snou ffer , Gary McLaughlin, Lara i ne Sto·ne 1 Dav id Swisher , Brenda McElhaney, Rhonda McGrath , Gr'-ess . Cindy Van Mete'r, Paul Jerry Matson, Cathy Meadows, VOss, Sheri-nan White, Pamela Vickie Might,_. Fai.th Perr in , W)lson, ·Dav id Wolfe, John Ash , . Delta Prater , Jim Pocklington , Darrell Puckett , Kim Sebo -, Caf'l . HendJ~c~~OR~on CouCh . Dusty S·m ith, Debbie Taylor , -Vicki Abbott , Sharon Bing , Becky Thomas , Diana Thorn Mike Braun , Ronald Brown ing, ton , June w ·amsley , Duane Terri Bumgardner , TereSa Weber , Beverly Wilcox, Robert · Burchett . Evelyn B. urnette , W i ll. Debbie Campbell, Jo Chafin, Marcella -.. Charles, Rose Co lburn , R.ayanna Cole , Ann VISIT RELATIVES Colwell. Char l es Conger . Mr. and Mrs. Law~ence Richard Cou c h , Carla Crisp , SafldY Cur tis , Bonn ie D-illon, Baughman and son, Jeffrey, Ltlls .Fraser , Be l inda Fr ienQ , and Mr, and Mrs. William Fred Barbara Fuitz , Cin.di Garnes, Linda Gerard, Teresa Hay es, Smith, Sr., Middleport visited Debra Hoffman . Chris Hysell , relatives over . the we~kend in Sonia Justice . Sherri Ka uff , Carol Kennedy, -Eileen Ken Bluefield, W. Va. nedy , Anita Kin'Q, Son ia Kiser, Michael Nesselroad , Oeborah McLaughlin , Sche rry Lane , The g ov e rnrri en t Nancy Lawr ence, Carol Lew is, Virgin i a McCun·e, Floyd stopped the minting of gold Ohlinger, Ph i l Ohlinger , Cathy dollars in 1933. Osborne , Jud i th Owen.!. Becky U.S. • spea'ker following the banquet. Attending were Mr . lind Mrs. Charles Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. George Hobstetter, Mrs. Hilton Wolfe ,Jr.; Mrs. Thomas Wolle, . and Mrs. William H. Jones of the Pomeroy National Bank; Ted Reed, Mr. and Mrs . Thereon Johnson, Roger Hysell, Mrs. Donald Lanning, and Mrs. Mickey Williams of the Farmers Bank & Savings Company; Mr. and Mrs: L. E . Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McElhinney, and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fultz of the Citizens National Bank, M-iddleport; Mrs. Doris M. The Southeas tern Ohio Group, National Association of Bank Women, Inc . held its first semiannual meeting at The Meigs Inn, Pomeroy , Saturday afternoon; Oct. 13, with Maxine Griffith, Cashier , Pomeroy National Bank , as chair- WEDNESDAY PAST PRESIDENTS of the Ameri can Legion Auxiliary, Drew Webster Post, wiU meet . at 7:30p. m. at the home of Mrs. Olan Knapp, 38 Hinkle St., Gallipoli s. woman. MIDDLEPORT Literar y Club, 7:30p.m. at home of Mrs. Bernard Fultz. Mrs. Harold Sauer to · review Herman Wouk's ''The Winds l)f Way '' ; and Mrs. Carl Horky to review the " Odessa File" by Frederick Forsyth. Roll call will be an after thought on Vietnam . BOSWORTH Council 46, Royal and Select Masters will hold a stated assembly at 7:30 p.m. at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. MAGNOLIA Gluli1 7:30 p.m. PHlUP FOLLETI, Mount Vernon , president of the Ohio at the home of Mrs. Delmar A. Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists will be guest speaker Ganad~_r. Lincoln Hill . for the "Reach Out For Life" evangelistic services at the Seventh-Day Adventist Gh~rch, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. YOUNG WIVES Club Services wiU begin Saturday, Oct. 20, at 7:30 p.m. and conmeeting, 7:30 p.m., home of tinue each Friday , Salurday and Sunday through Nov. 24. Ava Spencer. Follett is a graduate of the Theological Seminary of Andrews . MEIGS. COUNTY Firemen's University, Berrien Springs, Mich. Special music is planned Assn., 7:30 p.m . at Chester for each service, and featured singers this weekend will be Fire Department headquarthe Bissell Brothers. Pastor of the church, Herbert G. ters. Morgan, invites the public to attend. THURSDAY SENIOR CITIZENS at Harrisonville Thursday, 7 p.m . at Harrisonville. school. Everyone welcome . EPISCOPAL Church women luncheon, 12:30 at the Grace Episcopal Church Rectory. Pastor Walter Cloud and the MASON, W. Va. - A hymn TWIN CITY Shrinettes will sing will be held at the First congregation welcome , every meet at 8 p.m. at Barbara Baptist Ghur.ch Saturday at one. Dugan home. 7:30p.m. EPISCOPAL . CHURCH Laurel Cliff · The Skeens family and women luncheon 12:30 p.m. at another local group will be Mrs. Jean w'right, Doris rectory . singing, also Norris Quartet of Buckley, Ladonna Gilmore, MAGNOLIA CLUB, 7:30 Racine, consisting of Rev: and Mildred Jacobes attended p.m. at home of Mrs. Delmar Freeland Norris, Dennis the W.M.S. at Hidden Hollow A. Canaday. Manuel, ·Florence Adams, Camp at Mansfield. . MIDDLEPORT CHAMBER Marilyn Powe.ll and piano Mr . and Mrs. Charles Karr of Commerce and Retail player, Deloris Wollf. This visited their son-in-law and Merchl!nts Assn., 7 p.m. at group has appeared on the T.V. daughter, Mr.- and Mrs. ·Ed Golunnbus and Southern Ohio program "Ghrist is the An- Bauer, near Cleveland. On Electric Co., director's room. swer'' over Channel 13 on return home Mr . Karr went to · ROCK SPRINGS Better Sunday morning with Pastor Columbus for a medical checkHealth Club, l :15 p.m . at home charles Norris. up . of Mrs. Homer Radford; Mrs. Mrs . Edna Faulk is spending Amos Leonard, program; Mrs. the week with her son:-in-law Mark Grueser, cqntests. Secret and daughter, Mr. and ·- Mrs. . SLATE OPE;N HOUSE pals will be revealed. ! An open house will be held at Clifford Klien . MIDDLEPORT Chil•d the Meigs Junior High School Miss Barbara Wlie n has Conservation League 7:30p.m. in Middleport, Tuesd'lY, Oct. employment at the Dairy at Columbus and Southern Ohio 23, from 7-9 p.m., for all Valley . Electric Co.,social room. Each parents of seventh and eighth member to bring a handmade grade students. All parents ·artjcle or homebaked goods attending should first go to the and poster . for promoting auditorium for a brief incommunity class bond 1ssue. formational session . Following GHARI.TY THIEF? the session, the parents will go CINCINNATI (UP! ) to their children's classes and Stanley L. Dahlman, former meet their teachers. Refresh-· director of the Mile of Dime~ ments will be served following · Charity, and an associate, the session . Delores Haynes, were indicted by a Hamilton Goun ty Common Adventist Church with Philip Pleas Court Grand Jury here Follett speaking. Special Tuesday on a charge of emmusic, public invited . bezzling $161,066 from the HYMN SING, 2 p.m., Mt . charity. Hermon U.B. Church, Chester, Mrs , Haynes' hu sbapd, with male quartet, ladies trio Everett, was indicted on Tl and Tiny Trio with J . B. from counts of receiving embezzled Biscoe Run Baptist Church, goods. The indictments charge Vienna, W, Va ., to be featured . him with : r~ceiving _coupons COUNTY WIDE prayer purchased by the charily from meeting at Pomeroy Nazarene . Sears department store for Church Stmday, 2 p.m. Class distribution to the needy: leader Glen Bissell. Hymn sing planned The Citizens National Bank, Middleport, hosted the social hour that preceded the banquet on Saturday evening. Donna S. Legan, assistant vice president , Merchants National Bank & Trust Go., Indianapolis, Ind., Lake Region Vice President of National Association of Ban~ Women, Inc. was the featurec;t Powell, vioe chairwoman of the group · and assistant C8Bhier and loan officer, Citizens National Bank, McConnelsville ; Mrs. N. Jt!lln Bowman, secretary of the group and assistant secretary and treasurer and Loan Officer of Tbe Bartlett Fanners Bank, Bartlett; Irene Gray, Marietta; Dorot,hy B. Maier, assistant cash,ler, First National Bank of Cambridge, Cambridge; Sue Fenton, Ohio group chairwoman of NABW and assistant vice president, Union Savings Bank & Trust Go. ; Steubenville; and , the honored guest, Donna S. Legan, Lake Region RVP, Indianapolis, Ind. COUNTRY STYLE HOMEMADE PORK SAUSAGE SWIFT PROTEN BOILING BEEF Preceptor Beta meets, Meigs Property · Transfers SUPERIOR SPECIAL BOLOGNA SUPERIOR BRAUNSCWEIGER Philip Baer, Janice Baer to . Members of preceptor Beta Eldon L. Saefker, Jr., 50 Acres, Beta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi 40 Acre8, Salem. Sorority, attended the Philip Baer, Janice Baer to Mountaineer Dinner Theater at Darwood Napper, Parcels, Hurricane, W. Va ., recently Salem. where they viewed "Lady's Daniel Fugett, Verda Fugett in a Turkish Bath." to Charles Sprouse, Ernestine . Night Attending were Mrs. Vera . Sprouse, Parcels, Salisbury, Grow, Mrs. Betty Ohlinger, · Harold Newlun, Gladine Newlun to Bernard V. FUltz, Mrs. Ruby Baer, Mrs. Lillian Moore, Mrs. Mary Pickens, Parcel in LOt 123, Olive. Bernard Fultz, Betty J . FUltz Mrs. Margaret Follrod, Mrs. to Harold Newlun, Gladine Mildred Karr , Mrs. Clarice Newlun, Parcel in Lot 123, Krautter, Mrs. Roberta O'Brien, Mrs . Velma Rue , Mrs. Olive. John P. Scott, ·Kathleen G. Ann Rupe, Mrs. Rose Si_sson, Scott to John P. Scott and Mrs. Reva Vaughan, Mrs.' J\we Kathleen G. Scott, 1 acre, Van Vranken , Mrs. Jane Walton, Mrs. Pearl ,Welker and Sulton . Mrs. Lucille Williamson . Ralph B. Wells, Diana K. Wells to Millard R. Ball, Rosa Ball, 60 rods, Olive. Helen Bradbury, dec . to Gomer Bradbury , Gert._ for traru;., Middleport. Eileen M. Gorton, Edwin H. Gorton to Patricia Ann Barrett, one and one--seventh acre, Salem. Normao L. Yeaguer, Dorothy Yeauger to Maurice S. Walker, Dorothy J . Walker, Lot 10, Headley Russell Add., Middleport. J. B. O'Brien, Roberta C. O'Brien to Lucy Barringer, .75 Acre, Olive. · Franklin D. Gheen, Donna L. Gheen to Edwin S. Cozart, Ollie M. Cozart, Lot, Racine . (CHUNK STYLE) (CHUNK ST)'LE) GRADE A-CHICKEN LEGS OR BREASTS GROUND BEEF ., .. !'!~-~. 1.~ 1.'!".......... ,. .. , .• ,;',,,. •• ,1.~·. 89~ FISH-PERCH ............ :...................... ~.!~:.~~....~3.75 BOLOGNA,~~.~~~!,i?!..~!!.~:~.'... ,,,,.,,,,, 1.~·,. By lhe 89c 2 2 2 2 2 2 HOMEMADE HAM SAlAD AND CHEESE. SPREAD lb. lb. Jib. 3 lb. 2 lb. 2 lb. 5 2 (346) - lb. GROUND BEEF lb. PORK CHOPS lb. ROUND STEAK lb. SLICED BACON lb. BULK SAUSAGE lb. All MEAT WIENERS (347) PURINA DOG CHOW PORK ROAST ROUND STEAK SPARE ' RIBS PORK CHOPS GROUND B.EEF CHOPPED SIRLOIN <;, SEMI BONELESS HAM \ (6.7 lb. average) 3 lb. RIB STEAKS 2 lb. GROUND BEEF 2 lb. SLICED BACON 2 lb. lARGE FRANKS LIVER FLAVOR ,, Phone Us Your Orderl I.G.A. • • l :~ ~~~g~~g~~TcK (348) l :~ n~~p~~Ai.RLOIN 992-3502 3 lb. SIRLOIN STEAK 2 lb. SLICED BACON •' 44 ' FLOUR EPT F . DERAL FOOD WE A 88 25 LB. .BAG BAG 'I Phebe Says Check These USDA. CHOICE 25 LB. BAG RC COLA PORK CHOPS 8 PAK ~--------------------------~· ' ' lb. HUNT'S QUALITY · (WHOLE) . .. . . 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' ~ ( -. d ' .. ·' I I ~ ' ' t-: • f ----: • . . • �• • • 6 - The Dati~ Senti!"'[, Mu!dleport-Pomero), 0 , Oct 17, 1973 Youth topic of society Saturday w11l be Vtsttors Day at the Seventh-<lay Adventist Church, Mulberry Hetghts, Pomeroy VtSttors are welcome any Sabbath says Herbert Morgan, pastor The mm•ster adds, "Sometimes people who are not famtllar wtth Adventists are afra•d to come to our servtces because they fear they may not know the order of servtce, or that they wtll be out of place Actually the AdventiSt servtce of dtvme worship IS very much hke that of any 'Youth ts Hope" was the program loptc presentro by Mrs Robert Kuhn at a meeting of the Pomeroy First Baplls t Church Mtss1 onary Soctet) Thursday mght at the church In her commentary on youth, Mrs Kuhn descnbed many ) Dun g people as cymcal, overcome by a lack of self· conftdence, fearful of the consequences of mternahonal unrest and frustrated by thetr own frUitl ess attempts to commumcate the1r concern to the democrahc process She attnbuted m large measure thetr attitude of deJection and discouragement to parents, teachers and other adults who have permttted wonder, J Of, tdeahsm, and, cunos1ty un1tm1ted 1n the begm to Ttght the, wrong and November election for • conreaffirm an attitude of hope for struction funds for a school for youth She urged that age hsten ' the mentally retarded to youth so that youth can be Mrs Orval W1les, wh1te educated for age creatmg a cross chairwoman, reported g1ve and take of dependence, that the new date for sendmg each upon the other , the overland box IS Nov IS Mrs Kuhn also read several Mrs L P Sterrett, VICe poems wr1tten by teenagers prestdent of the D1vtston of 'Courage" by a 17 year old girl Leadership Development, from Ohw , " Questions of We" menttoned the annual by a g1rl from Ind1ana, " Whtch scholarshtp fund to be sent m Road to Follow" by an eleven by May and passed around a year old , " Where Are You, proflle on the new scholarship God " by a 13 year old, 'God g1rl, Ltdya Zamora, to Gave 1t" by a young gtrt, and acquamt the women w1th the "What IS God " by a 15 year old rec1p1ent of thetr contnbutwns boy The love gift offenng of A ques lion and answer $14 75 was dedtcated by Mrs penod followed w1th Mrs Ellen Couch Mrs Kuhn was at Joseph Cook glYlng 'Prayer tn the plano for group smgmg of Extremists" and Mrs Mary "All My Hope on God •s Shelton havmg a prayer Founded " Mrs Foster read formative years Scnpture by Mrs Kuhn was "The Soltd Rock " Mr ~ Kuhn suggested that taken from Hebrews Mrs Wiles and Wtlham those whose herttage has been Durmg the busmess sesslOn, Barnhart served apple ~nsp bu1lt on hope and whose conducU!d by Mrs J Edward wtth whtpped toppmg, mmts, hor1zons are prom1smg Foster, the soc1ety voted to nuts, coffee and tea from a because of hope - those who endorse the one-half mtll bond table cen tered wtth fall are Chnsltans, be the ftrst to 1ssuc to be- voted on m the flowers Attendmg bes1des those named were Mrs George Skmner, Mrs Harry Ba•ley, Mrs Leshe Pnce , Mrs Wtlham Watson, Mrs Vtetor Diehl, Mrs Ohver M1chael The Rev Robert Bumgard The Rev Howard Shively and Prayer was g1ven for one of ner, pastor of the Heath Umted the Rev Thomas Weaver were the church members who IS Methodis t Church 1n Mid- appomted to a comm1ttee to be aboard a sh1p m the dleport, was elected new m charge of the clothmg bank Medtterranean at th1s ltme pres1dent of the Me1gs County wh1ch IS now located 1n the Mtmster1al Assocwtwn when former Pomeroy Jun1or H1gh the group met reccnlly at the School Res1dents needmg F1rst Untied Presbyter13n clothmg may contact e1ther' Church m Middleport mtmster or the Counc1l on Other officers elected m- Agmg of wh1ch C J Struble, clude the Rev W H Perrm, Pomeroy, 1s president v1ce president. and the Rev The Rev Carl H1cks was Robert Sho ok , secretary- appotnted as a representative treasurer, The Rev Robert of the association to the The M1sstonary Soc1ety of Bu ckle) "as named coor- Children's Home Committee the Naomt Bapt1st Church met dmator for the Veterans The next meetmg wtll be at the at the home of Mrs Drury Gore Memorial Hosp1lal chaplam Bethany Umted Methodtst w1th "Exercise m Charity," program Church, Nov 13, begmmng at the theme of the meeting Plans \\ere made fo1 the 9 15 a m The Rev Thomas Asong, "What a Fellowsh•p" Me1gs Count\ CounCil on Agmg Weaver gave the closmg opened the meetmg wtth Mrs to help w1th the clothmg bank prayer Helen Comb, vtce prestdent, m ' charge Mrs Comb led the group on d1scuss1ng Thessalomans I 1-4 Mrs Gore gave a recrtation, "Love," Mrs Gertrude Butler spoke on 11 Temptatwn" and Mrs Gore on Btble quotattons Mrs Naomt Bentley ts president of the orgamzal!on Attendmg from out of town were Mrs Esther May ATHENS - Adults m- capabtltlles and deftctenctes m te rested m tmprovmg thetr readmg Then she and the Franklm and son, Steve, of readmg speed, comprehenston participant w11l plan a Califorma The next meeting of mstructton w11l be Nov II at the home of or vocabulary are mv1ted to program part1ctpate m a Readmg deSigned to meet the mterests Mrs Comb Impr ovement Workshop and readmg neeqs of the begmmng Oct 29 at Ohw participant The program may Un 1vers 1ty's Reading consist of one or a combmatlOn of speed readmg, comLaborator) on E Umon St The workshop w•ll meet from prehenSion and crt tical readmg • or vocabularv enrichsktlls 7 30 to 9 30 p m Monday and Wednesday evemngs for f1ve ment Mrs Mangieri holds a weeks It ts bemg offered at RACINE - For the ftrsl time mgh t so that persons m Master's Degree m Educatwn m 10 years, all seven Of the sons busmess , teachers, parents, and has had four years of and daughters of Mr and Mrs and other mdlVIduals regularly expenence m helpmg college Roland Torrence gathered occupied dupng the day may students develop the1r readmg Sunday at the home of Mr and have the opportumty to par- skills Mrs Carl Moms, Racme, for a The workshop fee of $40 reunion llctpate According to Debbie covers all matenals and the Attendmg were Jack N Mang1er1, who will direct the use of readmg machmes lforrence and son, Gary, workshop, a series of com- RegiStralton ts bemg handleJ Nampa, Idaho, Mr and Mrs prehenSive tests wtll be used to by the workshops offtce m 301 James Torrence Lisa and assess each participants' Tupper Hall T1mmy, Columbus, Mr and Mrs Paul Torrence, Greg, Deanna and Ktmberly , Columbus, Mr and Mrs Ronme Myers (Marlene ), Ronme and Remta, Columbus, Mr and Mrs James Caldwell (Sa lly ), J1mmy and Jeff, Tuppers Plams, Mr and Mrs Don Guthrte (Darlene ), Tara CINCINNATI - The ' i4Bth Ireland , Dr W1lltam Myers, and Troy, Tuppers Plams, Mr Annual Sesswns of the OhiO pastor of the North Shore and Mrs Carl Morns Baptist Convention will take Bapt1st Church m Ch1cago, Dr (Kathleen ) Carol, Carl and pla ce at the Nmth Street Rohert Campbell, General Cla1r, Rae me, Mtss Cary Baplls<- Church m Cmcmnat1, Secretary of the Amencan Moms, Ohlo State Umvers1ty; Thursday, Fnday, and Bapltst Churches USA wtth Mr and Mrs Davtd Shuler Saturday, ,Oct 25, 26 and 27 headquarters at Valley Forge, (Carla Moms ) and daughter, The theme of the conventiOn Pa , Dr Bryan F Archibald, Heather Salser, and Mrs Sally sess10ns IS "New L1fe m Prestdent of Northern Baptist Allison, the great-greatChrist " The Rev R1tchard Theologtca I Semmary, Oak grandmother of Heather Lyon, pastor of the Kenwood Brook , Ill , Dr Gordon Baptist Church, Cmcmnall, IS Torgersen, Director of Church cha irman of the program Relattons at Colgate FORFEITS BOND comm1ttee Robert Carney, a Rochester- Crozer, Rochester, In Syracuse Mayor Herman Jay member of the Nmrth N Y , Dr Dame! Weiss, London's Court Tuesday mght Street Bapllst Church and President of Eastern Baptist Arnold Byrge, Mtddleport, admmtstrator at the Jew1sh The ological Seminary, forfeited a $200 bond on Hospital m Cmcmnat1 IS Phlladelphta, Pa , and Dr charges of drtvmg while mchalfman of the local com- Wilham A Johnson, pastor of tox~eated Arrestmg offtcer mtttee on arrangements It IS the St John's Baptist Church, was Pollee Ch1ef Mtlton antictpated that between 1,200 ChiCago, Ill Var1an and 1,500delegates and v s1tors Dr Joseph Irvme Chapman, from the 340 Amencan Bapt1st execuhve mm1ster of The Ohio Churches m Oh10 will attend Baptist Convention, has an- SUPP6RT FILED The Ohw Baptist Conventton nouneed that among the 1tems Mildred Collin has filed for has a total membership of of busmcss w•ll be meetmgs of support tinder the rectprocal 110,000 and 1s headquartered at e1ght election diStricts that wtll agreement act agalllSt Demus - Granvtlle It serves the choose persons to represent the L Collms m Metgs County churches m 1ts fellowship churches tn OhiO on the Common Pleas Court through an executive staff of 12 Ge neral Board of the Amencan plus the executtve m1mster Bapllst Churches of the USA The churches of the Ohto There w11l also be a diSCUSSIOn Baptist Convention contrtbute discussion of the hnanctal Dr George TerJung, pastor undergtrdmg of the AJnencan $1,000,000 forth! World MISSIOn_ Of the Arlmgton Memortal Bapttst Church, Akron, ts of Amencan Bapltst and they Baptlst M1ss1on cause, In· carry on an mtenswe and cludmg the funding of the prestdentof the col!Vention and extellSive mtsslOn program m m1mstry of the Ohio Baptist will preside at the convention Ohio Ohto ranks thtrd m total Convention as a part of the sesstons The song leader wtll gtv1ng to the Baptist World total outreach of Amertcan be James Marshall, llliOISier of Mtsslon of American BaptiSts Baptists Th•s wlll be m the mustc at the Arhngton Church Among the speakers who wlll form of a panel dtscuss1on wtth 1n Akr~n The Covenant be addressmg the convention the Rev PhiliP Shearman Of Players Of Cahforma Will share are Dr Joshua Thompson, the Ashland Avenue Baptist m dramatic presentattons The general secretary of the Church, Toledo, as moderator cho1r Of Alderson Broaddus College of Ph1llpp1, W Va , Will S.ptist Union m Ireland w1th and Dr Campbell and Dr Chapman sharmg m the prov1de special mus1c headquarters tn Be lf~st, Ministers name officers Society has meet Reading workshop planned at Ohio U Torrence reunton held Baptist convention set for Cincinnati Oct. 25 ' • The sennon thiS week will be deltvered by Philip Follett, president of the Oh10 Conference of Seventh-Day Ad- ventists Durmg the Sabbath School there wtll be a report from a miSston fteld of the church, and members w1ll dtscuss the Jesson of the week, wh•ch ts on developmg m oneself the character of Chrtst Sabbath School begms at ~ p m Saturday and wo~shtp serv1ce w1ll follow at 3 15 p m Mr and Mrs Roger Weaver, Pomeroy, entertained wtth a party honormg their son, Bryah Matthew Weaver on hiS ftrst birthday, Oct 10 Gtfls were presented to the youngster and tee cream and cake were served Guests were Mr and Mrs Ross Noms, Syracuse, greatgrandp.rents, Lester Walburn, Pomeroy, a greatgrandfather, Mr and Mrs H L Ebhn, Middleport, grandparents, Mrs R E Weaver, Syr~cuse, grandmother. Penny Ebhn, Patty Phillips, Middleport , Teresa, Becky and Melame Van Meter, Ractne , Ph1l Weaver, Syracuse, Mrs G E Lightfoot, Mrs Everett Lightfoot, Shert and Sus1e, Middleport, Mrs Opal Zerkle and Jackte Zerkle, Syracuse Discuss health services JANE ANN WILLIAMS Fete Miss ·Williams Jane Ann W1lhams, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack W1lllams, Syracuse, celebrated her f1rst btrthday w1th a party at her home Sunday, Oct 14 A "Sunny" theme was earned out m yellow, orange, and green A doll cen terptece decorated the gift table wtth balloons and streamer!!- The refreshment table was htghltghted by a btrthday cake made m the shape of a doll She received many gtfts and ~ard s Cake and ICe cream were served to Mtchael Paul Kloes, Jay Hensley, Angela Clifford, Vtckl and Chmty Richards, Jerod Moore, Angle and Davtd Hubbard, Debb•e Hartenbach, Dee S1mms and the honored guest _ Also present were John P W!lhams, Garnet Baxter, Mary Jo Ktbbee, C H Wtlhams, J1m and Faye Clifford, Ty and Edna Rtchards, Jean Kloes, Eleanor Robson, Gladys Robson, Harry and Etleen Clark, Mary Donna Stmms, Betty Spencer, Denms and Cathy Moore and Jack and Judy Wtlliams Those unable to attend, but sendmg gifts were Clarence Baxter, Mrs C H Wtlliams, Vmce Kibbee, Mr and Mrs Clyde Cozart, Jerry Jeffers and Mrs Pearl Newman Mary Shrine meets Mrs Chnton McPeek of Manetta Shrme, the diStrict chairperson of Matertal ObJectives, was guest of honor at a meeting of the Mary Shn1ne, Wh1te Shrme of Jerusalem, Frtday mght at the IOOF hall Accompanted to Pomeroy by her husban~ Mrs McPeek spoke to the group on the work Fete Mrs. Eynon Mr and Mrs George Casto and Mrs ElOise Snyder, entertamed recently at the Casto home m Mtddleport wtth a dmner party honormg Mrs Ruby Enon, daughter of Mr and Mrs casto, and Wayne McDade, son-m-law of Mrs Snyder G1fts were presented to the honored guests Attendmg the party were Mrs Leona Ebhn, Larry, Billy, Charlotte, and Kenny Snyder , Jun Enon and children, Donme, Debbie , Tunmy and Dana , Barbara McDade, Junmy Casto, Mrs Nellte Ebhn, Clayton Mtller, Peter and Susan Rowe and children Mary Snyder sent a gift MALLORY NAMED COLUMBUS (UP!) - Rep W11liam L Mallory, assistant Demooratlc floor leader m the Ohto House, has been named chairman of a spec•al legtslatlve comm1ttee estabhshed to seek mformatwn on government spendmg, Mallory, a Cmcmnalt Democrat, was elected TUesday as chatrman of the newly-formed Legtslattve Budget Collllmttee The committee ts to revtew the cost of tmplementmg legtslaltve proposals and fmd out how admtmstrattve agenctes spend the money that ts appropnated to them The oryx IS an Afrt&an antelope It can go weeks or even months Without water, denvmg m o 1st u r e from plants of the r<Jatenal Ob]ecttve Board which last year distrtbuted $115,000 to atd 139 people m need These funds are provided through a 52 cent weekly assessment An offermg was taken Fnday mght wtth the members contrtbutmg $10 52 A ceremomal was planned for December during the busmess sesston conducted by Mrs Pearl Reynolds, worthy h1gh pnestess Also planned was a rwnmage sale Nov 2 and 3 at the Masomc Temple basement m Middleport w•th a bake sale Nov 3 at the Dudley's Flower Shop Durmg a potluck supper which followed the meetmg, Mrs Margaret Neuman and Mrs Hazel Thomson played p1ano medleys of old tunes I • Dinner gtven A surpnse dmner party honored Mr and Mrs George E Starcher Saturday evenmg on the occaswn Of thetr 35th wedding anmversary Hosting the dmner were thetr daughters, Mary Kathryn and Linda Faye, and thetr son, George Robert Cake and 1ce cream were served followmg the ham dinner Mr and Mrs Starcher were marned at Galhpolts, Oct 13, 1938 They have seven grandchildren Attendmg the party besides the family were Mrs Roger Mowery and daughter, Colena PLAN SALE A "soupless, bakeless and meatless" sale has been planned by the Pomeroy PTA, Mrs Earl Thoma, prestdent, announced. Proceeds from the proJect wtll be used to purchase 20 ramcoats for the school saefety patrol and also to provtde some athleltc equipment for the over 400 students enrolled at the Pomeroy school Donations are to be taken to school by Friday. Hockmg, Morgan, Washington, Metgs, Noble and Monroe Counties were represented -The steenng comm•ttee for the task force tnclude Steve Wolotsky, dtrector of the Satellite Chmc m Morgan and Noble Counties, John Matthews, from Buckeye HlllsHockmg Valley Regtonal Development D•stnct, T1m Llewelyn , dtrector of the Satellite Chmc m Perry County, Helen Faye Rosenblum, 648 Execullve Dtrector m Washmgton County Helen Datly, 648 Executive Dtrector m Hockmg, Athens, and Vmton Counttes, and Tom Lmdstrom, Health Planner with Ohio Valley Health Serv1ces Nelsonville Children's Center representahves were John Hemmer and Dav1d Tunm of the Center's Commun1ty Orgamzatlon Program NELSONVILLE Nelsonvtlle Children's Center recently hosted an ail-day workshop to dtscuss ch1ldren's mental health servtces m an etght-county area Approxtmately 40 representatives from vartous groups mvolved tn servtces for chtldren participated m the conference - Toptcs for dtscuss1on mcluded assessmg chtldren's mental health serv1ces m the area and strengthemng delivery of those services EstabliShment of an advisory board for the Nelsonville Chtldren's Center was also an agenda tlem AJnong !he parltctpants were pubhc school offlctals, law enforcement and JUdlctal personnel, and mental h~ professtonals fro!!!fiunty Children's Servtces and Mental Health and Mental Retardatton Perry , boards Athens, ON LEAVE Ainnan Ftrst Class Kenneth Wood IS spendmg 30 days leave wtth hts parents, Mr and Mrs Norman Wood, Ronme and Sue A-1 C Wood ts enroute from Ellsworth A F B , S D to Lackland A F B , Tex for three weeks trammg m Secunty Pohce Combat Preparedness after wh1ch he will leave on a 13 month tour m Korea SPONSORS UNICEF NEW HAVEN - The New Haven Woman s Club and St Paul Lutheran Church are sponsors of UNICEF m New Hav~n. Oct 28 The New Haven youth are asked to meet at St Paul 's Lutheran Church at 2 p m After the fund drtve they are to return to the church for refreshments One B1g Table of Toys for boy s and (llrls Dolls - trucks games Values to $1 19 See these and get yours now for Ch n stma s m our complete Toy Dept Spec •a l Sale Group of fancy t.l 59 Ameri can made sport sneakers Sttffler s new low ceram•c s1ackable coffee m ugs m handy carry home package Sa ve now low pn ce Stock up now 4 FOR TOYS TOYS C"1nnro'n Roy<!l Famtly FEATHERLITE NO-IRON Boy 's F<~mous Mavenck Extra Durable 14 oz Den 1m FLARE DENIM JEANS SHEETS TWIN F ITT ED EA TWIN FLAT DOUBLE FITTED FULL FLAT EA Matchmg P1llow Cases DRESSES~ group 1 Br~ght l y det a1led dresses that keep the11 sha pe no ma tter what These are well mannered looks fo r today s tail ored women And pr1 ces are tailored to su•t' Jun 1ors m1sses and halt s1zes a Spec1a l Cleara nce Sa le Grou1 of lad1es sport 1eans and slacks m assorted co lors and paH~rns and st y l es Regular values up to $5 00 a pa1r Don 1 pass up th e great barga•ns m tht s group VISIT POMEROY Mr and Mrs Robert W Crow and daughter, Lor! Ann, New Philadelphia, and Mr and Mrs Jose ph Kelley and children, Joey, Sharon and Sarah, Columbus, were the weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Robert H Crow, Pomeroy Vts1ting on Sunday were Mr and Mrs Ben Dorsey, Albany, and Mr and Mrs Steven Sew~ll and !len, Manetta They also visJtro wtth Mr and Mrs James Crow, Syracuse MEIGS THEATRE Tomght & Thursday Od 17 & 18 PRICE ~ SECOND \ REG $300 VALUE LADIES' NYLUN TRICOT LACE FULL SLIPS Open Mon.-Thurs. 9 a.m. to 7 p m. - Fndays Y a.m to 8 p.m. 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. USDA CHOICE ROUND STEAK SIRLOIN lb. ' T.SONE BOLOONA 16 oz. bois ' 50 $ TO - FIRST FLOOR- - Your Friendly St1ffler Stores---, SPORT FABRICS of w1nter perm press long sleeve fancy sport shirts In sizes 6 to 16 ASsorted colo.s COITON PRINTS $800 60 INCH NEW FALL PATIERN EACI-l t'OLYI:SfE~ DOUBLE KNITS ~Save 60 1nch Wide polyes ter doublekn•t fabrtcs 1n assorted colors Another Sttffler s value that IS sure to move out fa st so shop early and save 4 41\ £*-'W!,* e_g 4 UJ UU ;I; • +· • • "41:o:"><'<ww.,..,._.. _ . , . , . . WINTER COATS KNITTING YARN ' " QUALITY NEEDLEWOVEN BEACON BLANKETS Special Group of famous Beacon needl ewove n blankets w•th nylon bmdmg 72x84 tnch s1ze Save at Stiffler s $399EACH' WINDOW SHADES Reg $1 79 value, 36"x6' s1ze, 1n green, wh1te, light tan and betge Vynocel constructed, wash<~ble, mtldew proof, stam proof, flame proof Stock up now. ...... Spec1al Assortment TOYS BROADLOOM RUG LOOP & SHAG ' For Boys & G1rls RUNNERS Hundreds of toys for Boys and G1rls One large table special pn ced tfems f or you Early Shoppers Lay Away your toys n ow See our Toy Dept One lot of 24x60 mch ca ndy str1pe broadloom rug runners Great tor any room In the house Long weanng washable Now Is the time to save Long w.rlng moulded IIOie, lace to,. toe style tonn1a oxfords In black or white Amerlc:lln made SKEIN FIRST FLOOR 24x60 Candy Stnpe REG 59c VALUE 15"x27" Broadloom AREA RUGS Spec1al maQufacturer ' s assortment of decorator loop and shag accent area rugs In assorted co lor s and SIZeS Non Skid baCking Save Now ~TENNIS OXFORDS ¢ Spec1a l Sale Group ot Coats and Clark Red Heart Wor sted knJtt1ng yarns 1n a w1de assortment of colors Now 1s the ftme for great savtngs at Stiffler s Group of fine coa ts for girls 1n pretty fa ll and w1n t er sty les Warm com1ortable coa ts that wdl keep wtnter s chilly breezes away Aa·ushel At Stiffler's- MEN'S·BOY'S-YOUTHS LACE-TO-TOE FAMOUS COATS AND CLARK RED HEART SPECIAL GROUP 72x84 INCH SIZE $d ~atterns 9 Famous 36 mch platn and fancy courte.:~y cotton pnnts fa st colors W1de selection Stock up now at Sti ffl er s Budget Pnced GREAT GROUP of rHILDREN'S $100 Spec1al group Famous 36 Inch Courtesy Stiffler s ha 3 a oedUIItUI se lection of ladtes new fall and w 1nter sty le handbags m the season s ~st co lor s and " ' vies TO SPORT SHIRTS boys' fall and Value s to $1 00 ya rd m th1 s large table of better 45 tnch sport fabr tc m a w tde selectton of pattern s and co lor s Save at Stiffler s HANDBAGS $299 BOYS FALL & WINTER FANCY PERM PRESS LONG SLEEVE VAU:JES TO $1.00 YARD ' BEAUTIFUL S~LECTION lADIES NEW FALL AND WINTER REG 11 79 VALUE VYNOCEL 36"x6 ' USDA CHOICE $ 99 FOR lb. $149 Choose " warm tacket now from our great select1on, m a w1de range of fabncs , styles and co lor s Z1pper and button styles, warm lined for cold weather , all s1zes Shop Stiffler 's f1rst 2 Pomeroy Saturdays WINTER JACKETS ~pec1a l group ot bea ultful lace tr 1mm ed nylon tncot ta•lored full slt ps by Phdma 1d 1n SIZes 34 to 42 Low c learan ce pr lce " We Accept Federal Food Stamps BIG SELECTION MENS WARM LINED ZIPPER and BUTTON STYLE wit TRIMMED AND TAILUKI:u SPECIAL LOT VALUES T0$1 29 115 W. Main PAIR SECOND FLOOR BETTER FALL AND {G) Spec•al Sa le Grou p Oashmgf The greatest pant looks ever t St trrmg up the pants ctrcul t whe r ever they go The flanest n1ff 1est pants can be seen m th1s spec1al group Two days on lyt Save at Stiff ler s SECOND FLOOR ... Joel SLACKS FLOOR- Fnday thru Tuesday Oct 19 23 Walt 01 sney 's SONG OF THE SOUTH (Techn•colorl An•mated tales of Chandler Harns FLARE STYLE FALL 00 - FIRST FLOOR- {G) SPECIAL GROUP LADIES St11fl er s ts headquarters for qual1ty f1n e wtn ter coat s Choose from warm casual styl es or self rmd fur tnmmed dressv coa ts Wool blend s and lamtnated raoncs BudgPt prtced NOT OPEN ARISTOCATS (Techmcolor) Fully an1mated feature POMEROY STORE ONLY Pair OFF REG SLATE SESSION The First Dtstrtct Sunday School and Baptist Trammg Umon lnsbtute w1ll be Sunday at 2 p m at the Naom1 Baptist Church m Pomeroy Oscar Qualls 1s prestdent of the Sunday School, and Yvonne Preston of Rendv11Je IS the B T U prestdent Regular servtces "1ll be held durmg the mormng w1th Sunday School at 9 30 a m and preachmg at II a m by the Rev Samuel Jackson $399 W~~;w;M@~iliilim~@~~X~~W~-~~~~ COATS SLACKS Boys f amous Ma venck Fl are Jean s m ext r a durabl e 14 oz den •m all s•zes flare leg Stoc k up now at your F n endly Stiffler . Store s $19 9 ~r Buy On Lay-Away LADIES' NEW FALL and WINTER SPECIAL GROUP LADIES SPORT JEANS AND BETTER FALL & WINTER ~ $1 0 9P~1~0 Men 's Dept 299 SPECIAL GROUP What W1de se1ect1on of men s 100 pc1 polyest er doubte knd dress slack s m as.st p la 1n and fanc y patterns and styles Asst colors Cuffed and I Iare legs See these Mens extra durabl e 14 oz den•m famous Maver1 ck flare 1eans F 1ts easily over boots Well made St1ffler ~ Men s Dept PRICED FROM SKINLESS • R~ ' PLAN BAKE SAL!i; A bake sale wtll be beld Friday, Oct 19, at 10 am at PLAN PARTY the New York Clothmg House NEW HAVEN - The New Proceeds w11l go to the fmance Haven Woman 's Club 1s commtttee for the mental sponsonng a Commumty retardatiOn levy Halloween party at the Communtty Bwldmg Oct 31 There wtll be a free dance, roller skatmg and games for VISITS MOTHER Dr E A Tracy, Columbus pre-school children Three spent the weekend w1th hiS pnzes will be g1ven m four mother, Mrs Nelhe Tracy, categories, funmest, ughest, prettiest and most ongmal Pomeroy SLICED BAKER ru•n•• G~rls TOYS _ TOYS ' MUGS " + USDA CHOICE ••n SHOP I Children and RUTLAND - An Election Day dwner was planned Tuesday n1ght when the Lad1es Aux1hary of the Rutland Ftre Department met at the hall The dmner wtll be served m the Bruce Dav1s gari!ge on Larkms St begmmng at 9 30 a m and contmuwg throughout the day The menu Will mclude vegetable and bean soup, hotdogs, sloppy JDeS, and pte Soup w1ll be available b) the quart for those who bnng con tamers STEAK SALE frcmo•r CERAMIC COFFEE SNEAKERS election dinner the one-half mill bond tssue for the mentally retarded school The PTA voted to endorse the bond tssue Another speaker at the meetmg was Charlene Gtlmore, speech therapist The Re v Robert Baumgarner of Heath Umted MethodiSt C/lurch gave devotions followmg the pledge to the flag by Mrs Wilson Carpenter's first grade, and group smgmg of AJner~ea 'rhe attendance award was won by Mtss Barbara Logan's second grade Hostesses and greeters were mothers of Mrs Bradford Maag's and Mrs Carpenter's hrst grades Open house was held followmg the meeting Candtdates for the Board of EducatiOn of the Metgs Local School D1stnct were Introduced at a meeting of the Middleport PTA Monday mght Present to speak were Wendell Hoover, Nor man Hysell, and Robert Snowden Frank Porter , meum bent board member up for reelection, was unable to attend due to a spectal meeting of -the Board of Educallon Monday mght John Krawsczyn of the Me1gs County School staff spoke on Reg Sl 59 V<~lue CHILDREN ' S SPORT Ladies slate Candidates introduced I'RlCBSARB RIGHT! CARPET MAT Reg 59c v alue, 15 tnch by 27 mch stze broadloom carpet mat asst co lor s Many uses See these at your Fnendly Sttffl er's Stores 99 ALL SIZES Pair SHOE D W1de Se!ect1on Famous Labels Men's Polyester Double Kn1t LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Large select ton of men s neW fall and winter long sleeve spo rt sh~rts The new look 1n smart new patterns and color s Famous label s Sizes sma ll , med1um larg e X large No 1ron EACH lARGE SELECTION LOG CABIN SPECIAL GROUP FAMOUS CELESTE SINGLE CONTROL AUTOMATIC ~LECTRIC SCULPTURED VISCOSE BLANKETS The famous Celeste" full size, s1ngle co.ntrol fully automat1c elednc blanket Is machme washable 72x8.4 1nches Mad e by Beac on 99 $ -~ EACH MAIN FLOOR ' I , P~rty honors other Protestant church, and B most folks feel nght at home." ryan TIvv1eave r Visitors day set AREA RUGS Large selection of fam,ous Log Cabm Brand derorator arell rugs 1n a s .o.e you can use • 24x34 ................. 12.49 ~ 27x45 ••••• ....... ••• .. '359 24x65 . ................ 14 49 3x5. •••.•.•..•..••.•...• $6 99 4x6 ••••• ~ ••••••••...••. sg 99 2 PIECE BATH SET-.... '2 99 Close Out Lot Reg. $1.29 Value SPECIAL ASSORTMENT POLISHED ALUMINUM COOKWARE �• • • 6 - The Dati~ Senti!"'[, Mu!dleport-Pomero), 0 , Oct 17, 1973 Youth topic of society Saturday w11l be Vtsttors Day at the Seventh-<lay Adventist Church, Mulberry Hetghts, Pomeroy VtSttors are welcome any Sabbath says Herbert Morgan, pastor The mm•ster adds, "Sometimes people who are not famtllar wtth Adventists are afra•d to come to our servtces because they fear they may not know the order of servtce, or that they wtll be out of place Actually the AdventiSt servtce of dtvme worship IS very much hke that of any 'Youth ts Hope" was the program loptc presentro by Mrs Robert Kuhn at a meeting of the Pomeroy First Baplls t Church Mtss1 onary Soctet) Thursday mght at the church In her commentary on youth, Mrs Kuhn descnbed many ) Dun g people as cymcal, overcome by a lack of self· conftdence, fearful of the consequences of mternahonal unrest and frustrated by thetr own frUitl ess attempts to commumcate the1r concern to the democrahc process She attnbuted m large measure thetr attitude of deJection and discouragement to parents, teachers and other adults who have permttted wonder, J Of, tdeahsm, and, cunos1ty un1tm1ted 1n the begm to Ttght the, wrong and November election for • conreaffirm an attitude of hope for struction funds for a school for youth She urged that age hsten ' the mentally retarded to youth so that youth can be Mrs Orval W1les, wh1te educated for age creatmg a cross chairwoman, reported g1ve and take of dependence, that the new date for sendmg each upon the other , the overland box IS Nov IS Mrs Kuhn also read several Mrs L P Sterrett, VICe poems wr1tten by teenagers prestdent of the D1vtston of 'Courage" by a 17 year old girl Leadership Development, from Ohw , " Questions of We" menttoned the annual by a g1rl from Ind1ana, " Whtch scholarshtp fund to be sent m Road to Follow" by an eleven by May and passed around a year old , " Where Are You, proflle on the new scholarship God " by a 13 year old, 'God g1rl, Ltdya Zamora, to Gave 1t" by a young gtrt, and acquamt the women w1th the "What IS God " by a 15 year old rec1p1ent of thetr contnbutwns boy The love gift offenng of A ques lion and answer $14 75 was dedtcated by Mrs penod followed w1th Mrs Ellen Couch Mrs Kuhn was at Joseph Cook glYlng 'Prayer tn the plano for group smgmg of Extremists" and Mrs Mary "All My Hope on God •s Shelton havmg a prayer Founded " Mrs Foster read formative years Scnpture by Mrs Kuhn was "The Soltd Rock " Mr ~ Kuhn suggested that taken from Hebrews Mrs Wiles and Wtlham those whose herttage has been Durmg the busmess sesslOn, Barnhart served apple ~nsp bu1lt on hope and whose conducU!d by Mrs J Edward wtth whtpped toppmg, mmts, hor1zons are prom1smg Foster, the soc1ety voted to nuts, coffee and tea from a because of hope - those who endorse the one-half mtll bond table cen tered wtth fall are Chnsltans, be the ftrst to 1ssuc to be- voted on m the flowers Attendmg bes1des those named were Mrs George Skmner, Mrs Harry Ba•ley, Mrs Leshe Pnce , Mrs Wtlham Watson, Mrs Vtetor Diehl, Mrs Ohver M1chael The Rev Robert Bumgard The Rev Howard Shively and Prayer was g1ven for one of ner, pastor of the Heath Umted the Rev Thomas Weaver were the church members who IS Methodis t Church 1n Mid- appomted to a comm1ttee to be aboard a sh1p m the dleport, was elected new m charge of the clothmg bank Medtterranean at th1s ltme pres1dent of the Me1gs County wh1ch IS now located 1n the Mtmster1al Assocwtwn when former Pomeroy Jun1or H1gh the group met reccnlly at the School Res1dents needmg F1rst Untied Presbyter13n clothmg may contact e1ther' Church m Middleport mtmster or the Counc1l on Other officers elected m- Agmg of wh1ch C J Struble, clude the Rev W H Perrm, Pomeroy, 1s president v1ce president. and the Rev The Rev Carl H1cks was Robert Sho ok , secretary- appotnted as a representative treasurer, The Rev Robert of the association to the The M1sstonary Soc1ety of Bu ckle) "as named coor- Children's Home Committee the Naomt Bapt1st Church met dmator for the Veterans The next meetmg wtll be at the at the home of Mrs Drury Gore Memorial Hosp1lal chaplam Bethany Umted Methodtst w1th "Exercise m Charity," program Church, Nov 13, begmmng at the theme of the meeting Plans \\ere made fo1 the 9 15 a m The Rev Thomas Asong, "What a Fellowsh•p" Me1gs Count\ CounCil on Agmg Weaver gave the closmg opened the meetmg wtth Mrs to help w1th the clothmg bank prayer Helen Comb, vtce prestdent, m ' charge Mrs Comb led the group on d1scuss1ng Thessalomans I 1-4 Mrs Gore gave a recrtation, "Love," Mrs Gertrude Butler spoke on 11 Temptatwn" and Mrs Gore on Btble quotattons Mrs Naomt Bentley ts president of the orgamzal!on Attendmg from out of town were Mrs Esther May ATHENS - Adults m- capabtltlles and deftctenctes m te rested m tmprovmg thetr readmg Then she and the Franklm and son, Steve, of readmg speed, comprehenston participant w11l plan a Califorma The next meeting of mstructton w11l be Nov II at the home of or vocabulary are mv1ted to program part1ctpate m a Readmg deSigned to meet the mterests Mrs Comb Impr ovement Workshop and readmg neeqs of the begmmng Oct 29 at Ohw participant The program may Un 1vers 1ty's Reading consist of one or a combmatlOn of speed readmg, comLaborator) on E Umon St The workshop w•ll meet from prehenSion and crt tical readmg • or vocabularv enrichsktlls 7 30 to 9 30 p m Monday and Wednesday evemngs for f1ve ment Mrs Mangieri holds a weeks It ts bemg offered at RACINE - For the ftrsl time mgh t so that persons m Master's Degree m Educatwn m 10 years, all seven Of the sons busmess , teachers, parents, and has had four years of and daughters of Mr and Mrs and other mdlVIduals regularly expenence m helpmg college Roland Torrence gathered occupied dupng the day may students develop the1r readmg Sunday at the home of Mr and have the opportumty to par- skills Mrs Carl Moms, Racme, for a The workshop fee of $40 reunion llctpate According to Debbie covers all matenals and the Attendmg were Jack N Mang1er1, who will direct the use of readmg machmes lforrence and son, Gary, workshop, a series of com- RegiStralton ts bemg handleJ Nampa, Idaho, Mr and Mrs prehenSive tests wtll be used to by the workshops offtce m 301 James Torrence Lisa and assess each participants' Tupper Hall T1mmy, Columbus, Mr and Mrs Paul Torrence, Greg, Deanna and Ktmberly , Columbus, Mr and Mrs Ronme Myers (Marlene ), Ronme and Remta, Columbus, Mr and Mrs James Caldwell (Sa lly ), J1mmy and Jeff, Tuppers Plams, Mr and Mrs Don Guthrte (Darlene ), Tara CINCINNATI - The ' i4Bth Ireland , Dr W1lltam Myers, and Troy, Tuppers Plams, Mr Annual Sesswns of the OhiO pastor of the North Shore and Mrs Carl Morns Baptist Convention will take Bapt1st Church m Ch1cago, Dr (Kathleen ) Carol, Carl and pla ce at the Nmth Street Rohert Campbell, General Cla1r, Rae me, Mtss Cary Baplls<- Church m Cmcmnat1, Secretary of the Amencan Moms, Ohlo State Umvers1ty; Thursday, Fnday, and Bapltst Churches USA wtth Mr and Mrs Davtd Shuler Saturday, ,Oct 25, 26 and 27 headquarters at Valley Forge, (Carla Moms ) and daughter, The theme of the conventiOn Pa , Dr Bryan F Archibald, Heather Salser, and Mrs Sally sess10ns IS "New L1fe m Prestdent of Northern Baptist Allison, the great-greatChrist " The Rev R1tchard Theologtca I Semmary, Oak grandmother of Heather Lyon, pastor of the Kenwood Brook , Ill , Dr Gordon Baptist Church, Cmcmnall, IS Torgersen, Director of Church cha irman of the program Relattons at Colgate FORFEITS BOND comm1ttee Robert Carney, a Rochester- Crozer, Rochester, In Syracuse Mayor Herman Jay member of the Nmrth N Y , Dr Dame! Weiss, London's Court Tuesday mght Street Bapllst Church and President of Eastern Baptist Arnold Byrge, Mtddleport, admmtstrator at the Jew1sh The ological Seminary, forfeited a $200 bond on Hospital m Cmcmnat1 IS Phlladelphta, Pa , and Dr charges of drtvmg while mchalfman of the local com- Wilham A Johnson, pastor of tox~eated Arrestmg offtcer mtttee on arrangements It IS the St John's Baptist Church, was Pollee Ch1ef Mtlton antictpated that between 1,200 ChiCago, Ill Var1an and 1,500delegates and v s1tors Dr Joseph Irvme Chapman, from the 340 Amencan Bapt1st execuhve mm1ster of The Ohio Churches m Oh10 will attend Baptist Convention, has an- SUPP6RT FILED The Ohw Baptist Conventton nouneed that among the 1tems Mildred Collin has filed for has a total membership of of busmcss w•ll be meetmgs of support tinder the rectprocal 110,000 and 1s headquartered at e1ght election diStricts that wtll agreement act agalllSt Demus - Granvtlle It serves the choose persons to represent the L Collms m Metgs County churches m 1ts fellowship churches tn OhiO on the Common Pleas Court through an executive staff of 12 Ge neral Board of the Amencan plus the executtve m1mster Bapllst Churches of the USA The churches of the Ohto There w11l also be a diSCUSSIOn Baptist Convention contrtbute discussion of the hnanctal Dr George TerJung, pastor undergtrdmg of the AJnencan $1,000,000 forth! World MISSIOn_ Of the Arlmgton Memortal Bapttst Church, Akron, ts of Amencan Bapltst and they Baptlst M1ss1on cause, In· carry on an mtenswe and cludmg the funding of the prestdentof the col!Vention and extellSive mtsslOn program m m1mstry of the Ohio Baptist will preside at the convention Ohio Ohto ranks thtrd m total Convention as a part of the sesstons The song leader wtll gtv1ng to the Baptist World total outreach of Amertcan be James Marshall, llliOISier of Mtsslon of American BaptiSts Baptists Th•s wlll be m the mustc at the Arhngton Church Among the speakers who wlll form of a panel dtscuss1on wtth 1n Akr~n The Covenant be addressmg the convention the Rev PhiliP Shearman Of Players Of Cahforma Will share are Dr Joshua Thompson, the Ashland Avenue Baptist m dramatic presentattons The general secretary of the Church, Toledo, as moderator cho1r Of Alderson Broaddus College of Ph1llpp1, W Va , Will S.ptist Union m Ireland w1th and Dr Campbell and Dr Chapman sharmg m the prov1de special mus1c headquarters tn Be lf~st, Ministers name officers Society has meet Reading workshop planned at Ohio U Torrence reunton held Baptist convention set for Cincinnati Oct. 25 ' • The sennon thiS week will be deltvered by Philip Follett, president of the Oh10 Conference of Seventh-Day Ad- ventists Durmg the Sabbath School there wtll be a report from a miSston fteld of the church, and members w1ll dtscuss the Jesson of the week, wh•ch ts on developmg m oneself the character of Chrtst Sabbath School begms at ~ p m Saturday and wo~shtp serv1ce w1ll follow at 3 15 p m Mr and Mrs Roger Weaver, Pomeroy, entertained wtth a party honormg their son, Bryah Matthew Weaver on hiS ftrst birthday, Oct 10 Gtfls were presented to the youngster and tee cream and cake were served Guests were Mr and Mrs Ross Noms, Syracuse, greatgrandp.rents, Lester Walburn, Pomeroy, a greatgrandfather, Mr and Mrs H L Ebhn, Middleport, grandparents, Mrs R E Weaver, Syr~cuse, grandmother. Penny Ebhn, Patty Phillips, Middleport , Teresa, Becky and Melame Van Meter, Ractne , Ph1l Weaver, Syracuse, Mrs G E Lightfoot, Mrs Everett Lightfoot, Shert and Sus1e, Middleport, Mrs Opal Zerkle and Jackte Zerkle, Syracuse Discuss health services JANE ANN WILLIAMS Fete Miss ·Williams Jane Ann W1lhams, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack W1lllams, Syracuse, celebrated her f1rst btrthday w1th a party at her home Sunday, Oct 14 A "Sunny" theme was earned out m yellow, orange, and green A doll cen terptece decorated the gift table wtth balloons and streamer!!- The refreshment table was htghltghted by a btrthday cake made m the shape of a doll She received many gtfts and ~ard s Cake and ICe cream were served to Mtchael Paul Kloes, Jay Hensley, Angela Clifford, Vtckl and Chmty Richards, Jerod Moore, Angle and Davtd Hubbard, Debb•e Hartenbach, Dee S1mms and the honored guest _ Also present were John P W!lhams, Garnet Baxter, Mary Jo Ktbbee, C H Wtlhams, J1m and Faye Clifford, Ty and Edna Rtchards, Jean Kloes, Eleanor Robson, Gladys Robson, Harry and Etleen Clark, Mary Donna Stmms, Betty Spencer, Denms and Cathy Moore and Jack and Judy Wtlliams Those unable to attend, but sendmg gifts were Clarence Baxter, Mrs C H Wtlliams, Vmce Kibbee, Mr and Mrs Clyde Cozart, Jerry Jeffers and Mrs Pearl Newman Mary Shrine meets Mrs Chnton McPeek of Manetta Shrme, the diStrict chairperson of Matertal ObJectives, was guest of honor at a meeting of the Mary Shn1ne, Wh1te Shrme of Jerusalem, Frtday mght at the IOOF hall Accompanted to Pomeroy by her husban~ Mrs McPeek spoke to the group on the work Fete Mrs. Eynon Mr and Mrs George Casto and Mrs ElOise Snyder, entertamed recently at the Casto home m Mtddleport wtth a dmner party honormg Mrs Ruby Enon, daughter of Mr and Mrs casto, and Wayne McDade, son-m-law of Mrs Snyder G1fts were presented to the honored guests Attendmg the party were Mrs Leona Ebhn, Larry, Billy, Charlotte, and Kenny Snyder , Jun Enon and children, Donme, Debbie , Tunmy and Dana , Barbara McDade, Junmy Casto, Mrs Nellte Ebhn, Clayton Mtller, Peter and Susan Rowe and children Mary Snyder sent a gift MALLORY NAMED COLUMBUS (UP!) - Rep W11liam L Mallory, assistant Demooratlc floor leader m the Ohto House, has been named chairman of a spec•al legtslatlve comm1ttee estabhshed to seek mformatwn on government spendmg, Mallory, a Cmcmnalt Democrat, was elected TUesday as chatrman of the newly-formed Legtslattve Budget Collllmttee The committee ts to revtew the cost of tmplementmg legtslaltve proposals and fmd out how admtmstrattve agenctes spend the money that ts appropnated to them The oryx IS an Afrt&an antelope It can go weeks or even months Without water, denvmg m o 1st u r e from plants of the r<Jatenal Ob]ecttve Board which last year distrtbuted $115,000 to atd 139 people m need These funds are provided through a 52 cent weekly assessment An offermg was taken Fnday mght wtth the members contrtbutmg $10 52 A ceremomal was planned for December during the busmess sesston conducted by Mrs Pearl Reynolds, worthy h1gh pnestess Also planned was a rwnmage sale Nov 2 and 3 at the Masomc Temple basement m Middleport w•th a bake sale Nov 3 at the Dudley's Flower Shop Durmg a potluck supper which followed the meetmg, Mrs Margaret Neuman and Mrs Hazel Thomson played p1ano medleys of old tunes I • Dinner gtven A surpnse dmner party honored Mr and Mrs George E Starcher Saturday evenmg on the occaswn Of thetr 35th wedding anmversary Hosting the dmner were thetr daughters, Mary Kathryn and Linda Faye, and thetr son, George Robert Cake and 1ce cream were served followmg the ham dinner Mr and Mrs Starcher were marned at Galhpolts, Oct 13, 1938 They have seven grandchildren Attendmg the party besides the family were Mrs Roger Mowery and daughter, Colena PLAN SALE A "soupless, bakeless and meatless" sale has been planned by the Pomeroy PTA, Mrs Earl Thoma, prestdent, announced. Proceeds from the proJect wtll be used to purchase 20 ramcoats for the school saefety patrol and also to provtde some athleltc equipment for the over 400 students enrolled at the Pomeroy school Donations are to be taken to school by Friday. Hockmg, Morgan, Washington, Metgs, Noble and Monroe Counties were represented -The steenng comm•ttee for the task force tnclude Steve Wolotsky, dtrector of the Satellite Chmc m Morgan and Noble Counties, John Matthews, from Buckeye HlllsHockmg Valley Regtonal Development D•stnct, T1m Llewelyn , dtrector of the Satellite Chmc m Perry County, Helen Faye Rosenblum, 648 Execullve Dtrector m Washmgton County Helen Datly, 648 Executive Dtrector m Hockmg, Athens, and Vmton Counttes, and Tom Lmdstrom, Health Planner with Ohio Valley Health Serv1ces Nelsonville Children's Center representahves were John Hemmer and Dav1d Tunm of the Center's Commun1ty Orgamzatlon Program NELSONVILLE Nelsonvtlle Children's Center recently hosted an ail-day workshop to dtscuss ch1ldren's mental health servtces m an etght-county area Approxtmately 40 representatives from vartous groups mvolved tn servtces for chtldren participated m the conference - Toptcs for dtscuss1on mcluded assessmg chtldren's mental health serv1ces m the area and strengthemng delivery of those services EstabliShment of an advisory board for the Nelsonville Chtldren's Center was also an agenda tlem AJnong !he parltctpants were pubhc school offlctals, law enforcement and JUdlctal personnel, and mental h~ professtonals fro!!!fiunty Children's Servtces and Mental Health and Mental Retardatton Perry , boards Athens, ON LEAVE Ainnan Ftrst Class Kenneth Wood IS spendmg 30 days leave wtth hts parents, Mr and Mrs Norman Wood, Ronme and Sue A-1 C Wood ts enroute from Ellsworth A F B , S D to Lackland A F B , Tex for three weeks trammg m Secunty Pohce Combat Preparedness after wh1ch he will leave on a 13 month tour m Korea SPONSORS UNICEF NEW HAVEN - The New Haven Woman s Club and St Paul Lutheran Church are sponsors of UNICEF m New Hav~n. Oct 28 The New Haven youth are asked to meet at St Paul 's Lutheran Church at 2 p m After the fund drtve they are to return to the church for refreshments One B1g Table of Toys for boy s and (llrls Dolls - trucks games Values to $1 19 See these and get yours now for Ch n stma s m our complete Toy Dept Spec •a l Sale Group of fancy t.l 59 Ameri can made sport sneakers Sttffler s new low ceram•c s1ackable coffee m ugs m handy carry home package Sa ve now low pn ce Stock up now 4 FOR TOYS TOYS C"1nnro'n Roy<!l Famtly FEATHERLITE NO-IRON Boy 's F<~mous Mavenck Extra Durable 14 oz Den 1m FLARE DENIM JEANS SHEETS TWIN F ITT ED EA TWIN FLAT DOUBLE FITTED FULL FLAT EA Matchmg P1llow Cases DRESSES~ group 1 Br~ght l y det a1led dresses that keep the11 sha pe no ma tter what These are well mannered looks fo r today s tail ored women And pr1 ces are tailored to su•t' Jun 1ors m1sses and halt s1zes a Spec1a l Cleara nce Sa le Grou1 of lad1es sport 1eans and slacks m assorted co lors and paH~rns and st y l es Regular values up to $5 00 a pa1r Don 1 pass up th e great barga•ns m tht s group VISIT POMEROY Mr and Mrs Robert W Crow and daughter, Lor! Ann, New Philadelphia, and Mr and Mrs Jose ph Kelley and children, Joey, Sharon and Sarah, Columbus, were the weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Robert H Crow, Pomeroy Vts1ting on Sunday were Mr and Mrs Ben Dorsey, Albany, and Mr and Mrs Steven Sew~ll and !len, Manetta They also visJtro wtth Mr and Mrs James Crow, Syracuse MEIGS THEATRE Tomght & Thursday Od 17 & 18 PRICE ~ SECOND \ REG $300 VALUE LADIES' NYLUN TRICOT LACE FULL SLIPS Open Mon.-Thurs. 9 a.m. to 7 p m. - Fndays Y a.m to 8 p.m. 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. USDA CHOICE ROUND STEAK SIRLOIN lb. ' T.SONE BOLOONA 16 oz. bois ' 50 $ TO - FIRST FLOOR- - Your Friendly St1ffler Stores---, SPORT FABRICS of w1nter perm press long sleeve fancy sport shirts In sizes 6 to 16 ASsorted colo.s COITON PRINTS $800 60 INCH NEW FALL PATIERN EACI-l t'OLYI:SfE~ DOUBLE KNITS ~Save 60 1nch Wide polyes ter doublekn•t fabrtcs 1n assorted colors Another Sttffler s value that IS sure to move out fa st so shop early and save 4 41\ £*-'W!,* e_g 4 UJ UU ;I; • +· • • "41:o:"><'<ww.,..,._.. _ . , . , . . WINTER COATS KNITTING YARN ' " QUALITY NEEDLEWOVEN BEACON BLANKETS Special Group of famous Beacon needl ewove n blankets w•th nylon bmdmg 72x84 tnch s1ze Save at Stiffler s $399EACH' WINDOW SHADES Reg $1 79 value, 36"x6' s1ze, 1n green, wh1te, light tan and betge Vynocel constructed, wash<~ble, mtldew proof, stam proof, flame proof Stock up now. ...... Spec1al Assortment TOYS BROADLOOM RUG LOOP & SHAG ' For Boys & G1rls RUNNERS Hundreds of toys for Boys and G1rls One large table special pn ced tfems f or you Early Shoppers Lay Away your toys n ow See our Toy Dept One lot of 24x60 mch ca ndy str1pe broadloom rug runners Great tor any room In the house Long weanng washable Now Is the time to save Long w.rlng moulded IIOie, lace to,. toe style tonn1a oxfords In black or white Amerlc:lln made SKEIN FIRST FLOOR 24x60 Candy Stnpe REG 59c VALUE 15"x27" Broadloom AREA RUGS Spec1al maQufacturer ' s assortment of decorator loop and shag accent area rugs In assorted co lor s and SIZeS Non Skid baCking Save Now ~TENNIS OXFORDS ¢ Spec1a l Sale Group ot Coats and Clark Red Heart Wor sted knJtt1ng yarns 1n a w1de assortment of colors Now 1s the ftme for great savtngs at Stiffler s Group of fine coa ts for girls 1n pretty fa ll and w1n t er sty les Warm com1ortable coa ts that wdl keep wtnter s chilly breezes away Aa·ushel At Stiffler's- MEN'S·BOY'S-YOUTHS LACE-TO-TOE FAMOUS COATS AND CLARK RED HEART SPECIAL GROUP 72x84 INCH SIZE $d ~atterns 9 Famous 36 mch platn and fancy courte.:~y cotton pnnts fa st colors W1de selection Stock up now at Sti ffl er s Budget Pnced GREAT GROUP of rHILDREN'S $100 Spec1al group Famous 36 Inch Courtesy Stiffler s ha 3 a oedUIItUI se lection of ladtes new fall and w 1nter sty le handbags m the season s ~st co lor s and " ' vies TO SPORT SHIRTS boys' fall and Value s to $1 00 ya rd m th1 s large table of better 45 tnch sport fabr tc m a w tde selectton of pattern s and co lor s Save at Stiffler s HANDBAGS $299 BOYS FALL & WINTER FANCY PERM PRESS LONG SLEEVE VAU:JES TO $1.00 YARD ' BEAUTIFUL S~LECTION lADIES NEW FALL AND WINTER REG 11 79 VALUE VYNOCEL 36"x6 ' USDA CHOICE $ 99 FOR lb. $149 Choose " warm tacket now from our great select1on, m a w1de range of fabncs , styles and co lor s Z1pper and button styles, warm lined for cold weather , all s1zes Shop Stiffler 's f1rst 2 Pomeroy Saturdays WINTER JACKETS ~pec1a l group ot bea ultful lace tr 1mm ed nylon tncot ta•lored full slt ps by Phdma 1d 1n SIZes 34 to 42 Low c learan ce pr lce " We Accept Federal Food Stamps BIG SELECTION MENS WARM LINED ZIPPER and BUTTON STYLE wit TRIMMED AND TAILUKI:u SPECIAL LOT VALUES T0$1 29 115 W. Main PAIR SECOND FLOOR BETTER FALL AND {G) Spec•al Sa le Grou p Oashmgf The greatest pant looks ever t St trrmg up the pants ctrcul t whe r ever they go The flanest n1ff 1est pants can be seen m th1s spec1al group Two days on lyt Save at Stiff ler s SECOND FLOOR ... Joel SLACKS FLOOR- Fnday thru Tuesday Oct 19 23 Walt 01 sney 's SONG OF THE SOUTH (Techn•colorl An•mated tales of Chandler Harns FLARE STYLE FALL 00 - FIRST FLOOR- {G) SPECIAL GROUP LADIES St11fl er s ts headquarters for qual1ty f1n e wtn ter coat s Choose from warm casual styl es or self rmd fur tnmmed dressv coa ts Wool blend s and lamtnated raoncs BudgPt prtced NOT OPEN ARISTOCATS (Techmcolor) Fully an1mated feature POMEROY STORE ONLY Pair OFF REG SLATE SESSION The First Dtstrtct Sunday School and Baptist Trammg Umon lnsbtute w1ll be Sunday at 2 p m at the Naom1 Baptist Church m Pomeroy Oscar Qualls 1s prestdent of the Sunday School, and Yvonne Preston of Rendv11Je IS the B T U prestdent Regular servtces "1ll be held durmg the mormng w1th Sunday School at 9 30 a m and preachmg at II a m by the Rev Samuel Jackson $399 W~~;w;M@~iliilim~@~~X~~W~-~~~~ COATS SLACKS Boys f amous Ma venck Fl are Jean s m ext r a durabl e 14 oz den •m all s•zes flare leg Stoc k up now at your F n endly Stiffler . Store s $19 9 ~r Buy On Lay-Away LADIES' NEW FALL and WINTER SPECIAL GROUP LADIES SPORT JEANS AND BETTER FALL & WINTER ~ $1 0 9P~1~0 Men 's Dept 299 SPECIAL GROUP What W1de se1ect1on of men s 100 pc1 polyest er doubte knd dress slack s m as.st p la 1n and fanc y patterns and styles Asst colors Cuffed and I Iare legs See these Mens extra durabl e 14 oz den•m famous Maver1 ck flare 1eans F 1ts easily over boots Well made St1ffler ~ Men s Dept PRICED FROM SKINLESS • R~ ' PLAN BAKE SAL!i; A bake sale wtll be beld Friday, Oct 19, at 10 am at PLAN PARTY the New York Clothmg House NEW HAVEN - The New Proceeds w11l go to the fmance Haven Woman 's Club 1s commtttee for the mental sponsonng a Commumty retardatiOn levy Halloween party at the Communtty Bwldmg Oct 31 There wtll be a free dance, roller skatmg and games for VISITS MOTHER Dr E A Tracy, Columbus pre-school children Three spent the weekend w1th hiS pnzes will be g1ven m four mother, Mrs Nelhe Tracy, categories, funmest, ughest, prettiest and most ongmal Pomeroy SLICED BAKER ru•n•• G~rls TOYS _ TOYS ' MUGS " + USDA CHOICE ••n SHOP I Children and RUTLAND - An Election Day dwner was planned Tuesday n1ght when the Lad1es Aux1hary of the Rutland Ftre Department met at the hall The dmner wtll be served m the Bruce Dav1s gari!ge on Larkms St begmmng at 9 30 a m and contmuwg throughout the day The menu Will mclude vegetable and bean soup, hotdogs, sloppy JDeS, and pte Soup w1ll be available b) the quart for those who bnng con tamers STEAK SALE frcmo•r CERAMIC COFFEE SNEAKERS election dinner the one-half mill bond tssue for the mentally retarded school The PTA voted to endorse the bond tssue Another speaker at the meetmg was Charlene Gtlmore, speech therapist The Re v Robert Baumgarner of Heath Umted MethodiSt C/lurch gave devotions followmg the pledge to the flag by Mrs Wilson Carpenter's first grade, and group smgmg of AJner~ea 'rhe attendance award was won by Mtss Barbara Logan's second grade Hostesses and greeters were mothers of Mrs Bradford Maag's and Mrs Carpenter's hrst grades Open house was held followmg the meeting Candtdates for the Board of EducatiOn of the Metgs Local School D1stnct were Introduced at a meeting of the Middleport PTA Monday mght Present to speak were Wendell Hoover, Nor man Hysell, and Robert Snowden Frank Porter , meum bent board member up for reelection, was unable to attend due to a spectal meeting of -the Board of Educallon Monday mght John Krawsczyn of the Me1gs County School staff spoke on Reg Sl 59 V<~lue CHILDREN ' S SPORT Ladies slate Candidates introduced I'RlCBSARB RIGHT! CARPET MAT Reg 59c v alue, 15 tnch by 27 mch stze broadloom carpet mat asst co lor s Many uses See these at your Fnendly Sttffl er's Stores 99 ALL SIZES Pair SHOE D W1de Se!ect1on Famous Labels Men's Polyester Double Kn1t LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Large select ton of men s neW fall and winter long sleeve spo rt sh~rts The new look 1n smart new patterns and color s Famous label s Sizes sma ll , med1um larg e X large No 1ron EACH lARGE SELECTION LOG CABIN SPECIAL GROUP FAMOUS CELESTE SINGLE CONTROL AUTOMATIC ~LECTRIC SCULPTURED VISCOSE BLANKETS The famous Celeste" full size, s1ngle co.ntrol fully automat1c elednc blanket Is machme washable 72x8.4 1nches Mad e by Beac on 99 $ -~ EACH MAIN FLOOR ' I , P~rty honors other Protestant church, and B most folks feel nght at home." ryan TIvv1eave r Visitors day set AREA RUGS Large selection of fam,ous Log Cabm Brand derorator arell rugs 1n a s .o.e you can use • 24x34 ................. 12.49 ~ 27x45 ••••• ....... ••• .. '359 24x65 . ................ 14 49 3x5. •••.•.•..•..••.•...• $6 99 4x6 ••••• ~ ••••••••...••. sg 99 2 PIECE BATH SET-.... '2 99 Close Out Lot Reg. $1.29 Value SPECIAL ASSORTMENT POLISHED ALUMINUM COOKWARE �• • • • " 9- The uauy :>entmel, Ml<ldleport-1'-oy, u., uct. u, l»TS MASON FURNITURE • r B- The DaJly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Oct. 17, 1973 Firm asks to .b e free of-controls RAVENSWOOD - Kaiser Alwninum & Chemical Corporation con£irmed today that · it has filed with the Cost of I.Jvinc Council asking that its alwninum business be relieved from the provisions of Phase IV eeonomic controls. Noting that possible relief for Phase IV program, Kaiser said it believes aluminum fully qualifies for this sort of consideration - both from the standpoint of economics and need . The Company has asked for immediate decontrol of its If aluminum business . "firms and industries which de control cannot be •· a ccan give assurance of complished rapidly, the reasonable non-inflationary company is asking for an ex- behavior witllout controlsn is ception for aluminum as an an announced feature of the interim step so that a degree of pricing nexibility can be obtained prior to the end of jthe year in order to avoid the probability that many high volume, low margin products needed by other industries may not be available from Kaiser in 1974. Cornell C. Maier, President PT. PLEASANT - Mason Chief (':xecutive Office of and County residents planning to install septic tank systems are .Kaiser Alwninum & Chemical being advised to take Corporation, s~ id the company procedures necessary to meet supports the objectives of anithe legal standards through the inflation· measures,· ''but the Health Department fact is, alwninwn just hasn 't Stanchlrth for tanks must be met show at West Jefferson. Mrs. Carole McLaughlin was i named to make arrangements Excellent and superior for·senipr night on Nov. 2, and ratings were received by Ule plans were made for the band's WAS HI NG TON ( UPi l - is never ended, " Kissinger said . opportunity to perform the Meigs High School marching appearance in the Heart Fund Henry A. Kissinger says foreign policy role which led to band when they appeared in Parade on Oct. 31 and the becoming the fifth U.S. secre· "'And nothing now could give us the award . competition at West Jefferson, Christmas Parade. Marietta and Huntington, lary of state to wip the Nobel " greater impetus to work with Dwight Goin s, director, Peace Pri ze was the highlight e v ~n more energy and m ore reported at a meeting of the of his pUblic life. dedication to end the hostilities Pleasant Valley Hospital band boosters Monday night. "Nothing that has happened , that are now going on in the Discharges: Basil Barnett, Frank · Sisson, president, to me in public life has moved Middle East." Lakin, and Mandy Blackburn, presided at the meetl(lg .where me more than this award," · Nixon said il was his ;'fervent Vinton, 0 . • a film' was shown of the band Kissinger told ·reporters Tues- hope that the era of negotia' day after receiving word of the lions or the 1970s and Uie honor . Kissinger shared the negotiation this award recog- . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " ''"---., award and the $122,000 in cash nized 'will be capped by a just that goes with it with North and lasting ~ace in southeast ARE YOU SPENDING TOO MUCH Vietnamese negotiator Le Due Asia, in the Mideast and FOR YOUR INSURANCE? Tho for their part in settling throughout the world. " · YOU CAN BE ARE YOU A the Vietnam war" Slate Department officials Kissinger was informed of the said Kissinger planned to be in award while he was meeting at Oslo, Norway, Dec. 10 to the White House with the receive the award. Washington Special Action "When l shall receive this . Group to discuss the Middle award with my old colleague, Le Due Tho, I hope that it wiU East crisis. Kissinger,_50, who was sworn mark the end of anguish 'and' ln as secretary of state Sept. suffering that Vietnam pas HAPPY HARRY 22, and President Nixon, who represented to so many people CAll NOW FOR THE MOST COMPETITIVE also wa s nominated for the around the world." HOMEOWNERS AND AUTOMOBILE RATES IN TOWN Kissinger moved· by award prize, used the occasion to Band competes HOFFMAN SENTENCED TOLEDO, Ohio (UP! ) - H. Thomas Hoffman ill, 24, has been sentenced to two consecutive sentences of life in prison following his conviction here ~ Tuesday on two-counts !If fil'stdegree murder. " Nothing could underline so made an end to the Vietnam muc h that the search for ~ace. w.a r possible and giving him the R~uter Insurance Agency II U~:~: ':.'l'v ou ~.o. •to! l" •~ ua~ -. L:::'"::'.:: "::: "'::::'"'~":..._ 107 Sycomor• St., Pomeray, 0 · PH. t92-5 130 SALE STARTS TODAY • • • ' TRADE-I-N • Chapman's SHOES POMEROY MAIN ST. Yes, You Can Get: Gt t ·~t il the bu t Jll• tlorm . .,... tl lil( o b.orel ~ oheoe A.,oJ 1rl ... f on lur e ""' yw!Wft , ~ ·v • uo <l•r k, on a sli!'lg of IM K>II ISI Wft I " • II lh< tOiofl VQY'Ie IOOl"'!I IIK BROI'iN lilA C ~ BLUE conne· •• FOR YOUR OLD SUITE \ r::::.D an inflationary material.'' Current prices for primary ~luminum in. the complaints being · received at his office · pertaining to violations. Property owners and the contractors are advised lo .contact William E. Willis, Mason County Sanitarian at the_local Health. Department office in the Courthouse, for applications in order to receive a permit. To determine the number of lines for leach 'beds and other factors relating to this sewage, percolation or soil absorption tests are necessary, and must be run. Kingery said that property .Wners and contractors both are subject to a $200 !i day fine for . vioiatlon . of ,Health ·Department requirements. CASH, CHARGE, .. > ' . New Bedroom or Living Room Su it~ . '' ., ... • REG. $6.47 THERMAl liNED HOODED SWEAT SHIRT : ~ ~... \- .. .-' ... .. ' ... -~ .p " ' .,. . ..' " ' :; ..' . ·•. .. " • . - .. .. .• . . DURING OUR OCTOBER TRADE-IN ~ALE ! .~ w.• ·. . ' .,, ' ' • ., •V ' . ,. $497 .' BEAUTIFUL BEDROOMS AND LIVING .ROOMS AT LOWER OCTOBER PRICES! STURDY Dll CAST F AIRH,O.VEN W E D . RI N G METAL .I Foam !a mi'na ted for · . top war mth withol}l · we ight! Front zipper and double inu ff pod·et s . Water repellent. Olive, metal , navy , red . 5 M · l- ~l. l'llfiCI FDO M!IIIIOI Keep•ake .. . matrhing engagetilent and wedding rings. · Perfed-tliamoluh , •et in 14 karat ·gold, guaranteed and' protecled against loss. COTTO N CIRCULAR KNIT . -THERMAL · UNDERWEAR · $2.19 REG. 199 Long sleeve pullover lop and ankle length drawers in nO t ural color . Nylon ASK ABOUT reinforced co llar , cuffs. Fully machine wo ~hoble . OUR CHRISTMAS ' .' y' £ . LAY AWAY PLAN! · This Bedroom · Suite As Shown I I I > USE OUR PRE-FINISHEP 57' EACH . 2 FOR LONG TO REMODEL•TO RENOVATE It's On Sale! I I I I I I :I I 91fz" PLAYBALL COZY "GRANNY" STYLE 99e FRICTION CARS ·PANELING (ALL .WOOD) 4x8 .,. · ·I (SAVE '1.55] ----"" Reg. '199 AFine Product Comark Plastic Division 27" Wide Transparent Vinyl .· HOGG & ZUSPAN • MATERIALS CO• . · MASON; W. VA. · Hours: 8 AM to 5 PM Monday thru Friday. Close .At Noon Saturaays nylon and p~lyester / rayon . Fully qu i h c~ with S<lft puff fill ing . LOUNGE TV-VIEWING FULL RECLINING Full Size Mattress & Box Spring BOTH PIECES lang on comfort and beau ~y in any of its 3 positions. I . Now at a special sale price. 8!~9.99 Charming throw styles of aCetate , • MODERN STYLE.'WAlNUT .FINISH B Smart modern Rec l ine r is I ·-·-·---------------------·--'·--· • A Sleek and modern, this com· fortable Reclinef is finished . in rich. vinyl. Areal value .at Our low sale price. . · ' QUILTED BEDSPRUDS RECLINER SPECIALS Three comfortable positions for sitting, lounging and full reclin ing. A style and color ior every de·cor · ~ Superior Berkline Construction Quality materials ~· Beauty and carnfort that lasts far years. Pretty pnn1 and :<Mr.~ ' · of BERKLINE' ~ pcntel cotton flanne · lette for Co mfy sleep· lngl V·neck or lace ' t ri mmed co lla r . M, l. "'fli.;.ili~~!{\f~i:, YOUR ·CHOICE . NOW I Lay Away BED, CHEST AND DRESSER ~­ ~rmm~'~------~---;~~~ MAKE HOME DECORATING A CINCH MACHINE WASHABLE NO-iRON ·· DECORATOR PRINTS & SOLIDS SHEE~-/ '' I I I I -· GOWNS ~<.". New Shipment! I I MAHOGANY • ' ' • river vessels 773-5554 99c SHQP EARLY WHILE Q UAN TITIES LAS T Company buys Shearer and Sons, Inc. , a 63year-old Ohio River Valley barging company were recently acquired by , the American Electric Power System. The purchase , made by 'Indiana & Michigan Electric Company, included 11 towboats and 248 barges, as well as other floating and terminal facilities in West Virginia and Kentucky. Approximately 165 . fm;mer . , ~\"ployes of the Shearer .firm. · joined the I .!! M payroll. , For many years the. Shearer vessels had delivered coal to power plants on the Ohio and its tributaries and under the present ownership will make such deliveries, but only to plants in the system. Beginners style i~ fully · adjustoble. · LAY·/IWAY· ·gun PT. PLEASANT - Several vessels belonging to Ule 0. F. ' ROLLER SKATES LOVE COMES: IN TWO'S '. ' When You Trade:: It In For A • • • · requirements concerning the . been action... "' d"tle"' to nunlerous • ; I ~ _______________. installation of .this type sewer system. Prosecuting Attorney Don C. .United States, he pointed out, Kingery warns citizens of the . are no higher than they were in consequences if the health 1960, and are lower than they · standards are ignored and said were in 1970. he was prompted to take this • OCTOBER Kissinger said he was grate· express hope for Arab-Israeli ful to President Nixon for peace. creating the atmosphere which •• I I .I GRIPPEnE RUNNER Full and. , Twin Sizes . REGULAR S1. 96 YAID Pro1ect rugs with heavy gouge grip· · per bock vinyl. Tapered' edges , . Green, clear or yellow . C Finished in rugged vinyl, thi$ smart modern Recliner iS ac· cente<l. by gold-colored .ball . casters: Save .on this beauty ··.· · $127 Quilted Mattress - 312 ·Coils . A noW . yard l Save 69' yd. l $HOP AND -SAVE THE EASY WAY· CH.ARG.E ITI SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA-BOTH STORES IN GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT STORE • I .~. .. ' .. . ~ 1,_ ' • '· �• • • • " 9- The uauy :>entmel, Ml<ldleport-1'-oy, u., uct. u, l»TS MASON FURNITURE • r B- The DaJly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Oct. 17, 1973 Firm asks to .b e free of-controls RAVENSWOOD - Kaiser Alwninum & Chemical Corporation con£irmed today that · it has filed with the Cost of I.Jvinc Council asking that its alwninum business be relieved from the provisions of Phase IV eeonomic controls. Noting that possible relief for Phase IV program, Kaiser said it believes aluminum fully qualifies for this sort of consideration - both from the standpoint of economics and need . The Company has asked for immediate decontrol of its If aluminum business . "firms and industries which de control cannot be •· a ccan give assurance of complished rapidly, the reasonable non-inflationary company is asking for an ex- behavior witllout controlsn is ception for aluminum as an an announced feature of the interim step so that a degree of pricing nexibility can be obtained prior to the end of jthe year in order to avoid the probability that many high volume, low margin products needed by other industries may not be available from Kaiser in 1974. Cornell C. Maier, President PT. PLEASANT - Mason Chief (':xecutive Office of and County residents planning to install septic tank systems are .Kaiser Alwninum & Chemical being advised to take Corporation, s~ id the company procedures necessary to meet supports the objectives of anithe legal standards through the inflation· measures,· ''but the Health Department fact is, alwninwn just hasn 't Stanchlrth for tanks must be met show at West Jefferson. Mrs. Carole McLaughlin was i named to make arrangements Excellent and superior for·senipr night on Nov. 2, and ratings were received by Ule plans were made for the band's WAS HI NG TON ( UPi l - is never ended, " Kissinger said . opportunity to perform the Meigs High School marching appearance in the Heart Fund Henry A. Kissinger says foreign policy role which led to band when they appeared in Parade on Oct. 31 and the becoming the fifth U.S. secre· "'And nothing now could give us the award . competition at West Jefferson, Christmas Parade. Marietta and Huntington, lary of state to wip the Nobel " greater impetus to work with Dwight Goin s, director, Peace Pri ze was the highlight e v ~n more energy and m ore reported at a meeting of the of his pUblic life. dedication to end the hostilities Pleasant Valley Hospital band boosters Monday night. "Nothing that has happened , that are now going on in the Discharges: Basil Barnett, Frank · Sisson, president, to me in public life has moved Middle East." Lakin, and Mandy Blackburn, presided at the meetl(lg .where me more than this award," · Nixon said il was his ;'fervent Vinton, 0 . • a film' was shown of the band Kissinger told ·reporters Tues- hope that the era of negotia' day after receiving word of the lions or the 1970s and Uie honor . Kissinger shared the negotiation this award recog- . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " ''"---., award and the $122,000 in cash nized 'will be capped by a just that goes with it with North and lasting ~ace in southeast ARE YOU SPENDING TOO MUCH Vietnamese negotiator Le Due Asia, in the Mideast and FOR YOUR INSURANCE? Tho for their part in settling throughout the world. " · YOU CAN BE ARE YOU A the Vietnam war" Slate Department officials Kissinger was informed of the said Kissinger planned to be in award while he was meeting at Oslo, Norway, Dec. 10 to the White House with the receive the award. Washington Special Action "When l shall receive this . Group to discuss the Middle award with my old colleague, Le Due Tho, I hope that it wiU East crisis. Kissinger,_50, who was sworn mark the end of anguish 'and' ln as secretary of state Sept. suffering that Vietnam pas HAPPY HARRY 22, and President Nixon, who represented to so many people CAll NOW FOR THE MOST COMPETITIVE also wa s nominated for the around the world." HOMEOWNERS AND AUTOMOBILE RATES IN TOWN Kissinger moved· by award prize, used the occasion to Band competes HOFFMAN SENTENCED TOLEDO, Ohio (UP! ) - H. Thomas Hoffman ill, 24, has been sentenced to two consecutive sentences of life in prison following his conviction here ~ Tuesday on two-counts !If fil'stdegree murder. " Nothing could underline so made an end to the Vietnam muc h that the search for ~ace. w.a r possible and giving him the R~uter Insurance Agency II U~:~: ':.'l'v ou ~.o. •to! l" •~ ua~ -. L:::'"::'.:: "::: "'::::'"'~":..._ 107 Sycomor• St., Pomeray, 0 · PH. t92-5 130 SALE STARTS TODAY • • • ' TRADE-I-N • Chapman's SHOES POMEROY MAIN ST. Yes, You Can Get: Gt t ·~t il the bu t Jll• tlorm . .,... tl lil( o b.orel ~ oheoe A.,oJ 1rl ... f on lur e ""' yw!Wft , ~ ·v • uo <l•r k, on a sli!'lg of IM K>II ISI Wft I " • II lh< tOiofl VQY'Ie IOOl"'!I IIK BROI'iN lilA C ~ BLUE conne· •• FOR YOUR OLD SUITE \ r::::.D an inflationary material.'' Current prices for primary ~luminum in. the complaints being · received at his office · pertaining to violations. Property owners and the contractors are advised lo .contact William E. Willis, Mason County Sanitarian at the_local Health. Department office in the Courthouse, for applications in order to receive a permit. To determine the number of lines for leach 'beds and other factors relating to this sewage, percolation or soil absorption tests are necessary, and must be run. Kingery said that property .Wners and contractors both are subject to a $200 !i day fine for . vioiatlon . of ,Health ·Department requirements. CASH, CHARGE, .. > ' . New Bedroom or Living Room Su it~ . '' ., ... • REG. $6.47 THERMAl liNED HOODED SWEAT SHIRT : ~ ~... \- .. .-' ... .. ' ... -~ .p " ' .,. . ..' " ' :; ..' . ·•. .. " • . - .. .. .• . . DURING OUR OCTOBER TRADE-IN ~ALE ! .~ w.• ·. . ' .,, ' ' • ., •V ' . ,. $497 .' BEAUTIFUL BEDROOMS AND LIVING .ROOMS AT LOWER OCTOBER PRICES! STURDY Dll CAST F AIRH,O.VEN W E D . RI N G METAL .I Foam !a mi'na ted for · . top war mth withol}l · we ight! Front zipper and double inu ff pod·et s . Water repellent. Olive, metal , navy , red . 5 M · l- ~l. l'llfiCI FDO M!IIIIOI Keep•ake .. . matrhing engagetilent and wedding rings. · Perfed-tliamoluh , •et in 14 karat ·gold, guaranteed and' protecled against loss. COTTO N CIRCULAR KNIT . -THERMAL · UNDERWEAR · $2.19 REG. 199 Long sleeve pullover lop and ankle length drawers in nO t ural color . Nylon ASK ABOUT reinforced co llar , cuffs. Fully machine wo ~hoble . OUR CHRISTMAS ' .' y' £ . LAY AWAY PLAN! · This Bedroom · Suite As Shown I I I > USE OUR PRE-FINISHEP 57' EACH . 2 FOR LONG TO REMODEL•TO RENOVATE It's On Sale! I I I I I I :I I 91fz" PLAYBALL COZY "GRANNY" STYLE 99e FRICTION CARS ·PANELING (ALL .WOOD) 4x8 .,. · ·I (SAVE '1.55] ----"" Reg. '199 AFine Product Comark Plastic Division 27" Wide Transparent Vinyl .· HOGG & ZUSPAN • MATERIALS CO• . · MASON; W. VA. · Hours: 8 AM to 5 PM Monday thru Friday. Close .At Noon Saturaays nylon and p~lyester / rayon . Fully qu i h c~ with S<lft puff fill ing . LOUNGE TV-VIEWING FULL RECLINING Full Size Mattress & Box Spring BOTH PIECES lang on comfort and beau ~y in any of its 3 positions. I . Now at a special sale price. 8!~9.99 Charming throw styles of aCetate , • MODERN STYLE.'WAlNUT .FINISH B Smart modern Rec l ine r is I ·-·-·---------------------·--'·--· • A Sleek and modern, this com· fortable Reclinef is finished . in rich. vinyl. Areal value .at Our low sale price. . · ' QUILTED BEDSPRUDS RECLINER SPECIALS Three comfortable positions for sitting, lounging and full reclin ing. A style and color ior every de·cor · ~ Superior Berkline Construction Quality materials ~· Beauty and carnfort that lasts far years. Pretty pnn1 and :<Mr.~ ' · of BERKLINE' ~ pcntel cotton flanne · lette for Co mfy sleep· lngl V·neck or lace ' t ri mmed co lla r . M, l. "'fli.;.ili~~!{\f~i:, YOUR ·CHOICE . NOW I Lay Away BED, CHEST AND DRESSER ~­ ~rmm~'~------~---;~~~ MAKE HOME DECORATING A CINCH MACHINE WASHABLE NO-iRON ·· DECORATOR PRINTS & SOLIDS SHEE~-/ '' I I I I -· GOWNS ~<.". New Shipment! I I MAHOGANY • ' ' • river vessels 773-5554 99c SHQP EARLY WHILE Q UAN TITIES LAS T Company buys Shearer and Sons, Inc. , a 63year-old Ohio River Valley barging company were recently acquired by , the American Electric Power System. The purchase , made by 'Indiana & Michigan Electric Company, included 11 towboats and 248 barges, as well as other floating and terminal facilities in West Virginia and Kentucky. Approximately 165 . fm;mer . , ~\"ployes of the Shearer .firm. · joined the I .!! M payroll. , For many years the. Shearer vessels had delivered coal to power plants on the Ohio and its tributaries and under the present ownership will make such deliveries, but only to plants in the system. Beginners style i~ fully · adjustoble. · LAY·/IWAY· ·gun PT. PLEASANT - Several vessels belonging to Ule 0. F. ' ROLLER SKATES LOVE COMES: IN TWO'S '. ' When You Trade:: It In For A • • • · requirements concerning the . been action... "' d"tle"' to nunlerous • ; I ~ _______________. installation of .this type sewer system. Prosecuting Attorney Don C. .United States, he pointed out, Kingery warns citizens of the . are no higher than they were in consequences if the health 1960, and are lower than they · standards are ignored and said were in 1970. he was prompted to take this • OCTOBER Kissinger said he was grate· express hope for Arab-Israeli ful to President Nixon for peace. creating the atmosphere which •• I I .I GRIPPEnE RUNNER Full and. , Twin Sizes . REGULAR S1. 96 YAID Pro1ect rugs with heavy gouge grip· · per bock vinyl. Tapered' edges , . Green, clear or yellow . C Finished in rugged vinyl, thi$ smart modern Recliner iS ac· cente<l. by gold-colored .ball . casters: Save .on this beauty ··.· · $127 Quilted Mattress - 312 ·Coils . A noW . yard l Save 69' yd. l $HOP AND -SAVE THE EASY WAY· CH.ARG.E ITI SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA-BOTH STORES IN GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT STORE • I .~. .. ' .. . ~ 1,_ ' • '· �• • Mayor levies fines, five 11 -;- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport· Pomeroy, 0 ., (kt.17, !973 Four defendants have been fined, three assessed costs only and five have forfeited bonds m the court of Middleport Mayor John Zerkle. Fined were Douglas A. Seyler 31 PGmeroy, $150 and a three day jail costs sentence on driving while in· toxicated charges; Melvin Durst, 43, Middleport, $15 and costs, intoxication; Robert Caruthers, 58, Middleport, $15 and costs, intoxication and Gregory L. Lane, 18, Mid· dleport, S5 and costs, speeding . Assessed costs • only were Russell Jackson, 49, Syracuse, passing in a no passing zone; Jeffrey R. Hawley, 18, Mid· dleport, fighting in public, and Hedwig Cremeans, Middleport, assured clear .distance. · Forfeiting bonds were Oley Herdman, Pomero~. fighting in public ; Daniel Jeffers, Pomeroy, intoxication; Ellis 0. Hunt, Gallipolis. Floyd Bush, Middleport, intoXication, $30 each, and James C. Cottrill, 19, Syracuse·, $25, posted on a speeding charge. MASON - 1\)ason 's Tric k .o~ Treat night has been set for October 'll for a one hour period between 6;30 and 7;30 p.m . and a Cleanup program has been planned all as part of Monday night's regular council meeting . Parents are reminded that sirens will be sounded .to signal" tlte beginning and ending df the specif>l observance . Mayor Ira Atkinson Jr ., called attention to the ensuing leaf season and with council is. making plans lor pickups during the first and possibly the second weeks of November. Residents during this time will be asked to bag leaves in ·order to eliminate burning. In other action, Cowocii at the suggestion of Mayor Atkinson, discussed a·proposed ;.,d RECEIVING 20 year membership pins at the annual Meigs County Farm Bureau meetliog Tuesday night were I to.r, Mr . and Mrs. Edison Hollon, Minersville, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Carl, Pomeroy Route 2. ~. ~-- MEIGS County Fann Bureau 30 year membership awards went to, I to r, Mr . and Mrs. Alfred Frank, Pomeroy • :• Farm. Route 3, Aaron and Eula Wolfe, Racine Rou!e 3, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sayre, ·Portland Route I, Tuesday night. PI'. PLEASANT LIVESTOCK SAL&'! CO. PI'. PLEASANT, W. VA. r saturday, Oct.13, 1973 ' HOGS -175to 22042.60 to 44 ; Heavies 40 to 40.90; Ughts 43.50 By United Press Iotemational ATLANTA. - FLAMBOYANT MAYNARD Jackson was to 44; Fat Sows 37.50 to 38; elected the South's first black big city mayor Tuesday night in a Boars 33 to 33.25; Pigs 12 to 24; resounding rejection of the "white flight" warnings of incumbent Stock Shoats 33 to 40. CATTLE - Steers 48 to 55; sam MasseD. But a turnout of about 60 pet. of the city's 206,000 registered Heifers 43 to 45; Fat Cows 32 to voters overwhelmingly chose white Alderman Wyche Fowler 35.50; Canners 'rl to 32; Bulls 37 over black civil rights activist Hosea Williams to head the new to 41; Stock Cows and Caives llknember City Council, which will be divided equally along 31J9to 700; Stock Steers 45 to 56; racial lines. · Stock Heifers 39 to 46; Stock Jackson, a 35-year-old lawyer and former NAACP official . Steer Calves 55.80 to 62.80; 73.50; Seconds 60; Medium 58. to 58.75; Conunon & Heavies 50 attributed his victory to "a vote of confidence from a significant . Stock Heifer Calves 45 to 51. VEAL CALVES - Tops . to 55; culLs 48 to oo. part of the white community and one hell of a turnout from the black couimunity." ~ tNews •• • rec i pient Of welfare be : requ ired to work at some des ig nated .iob and ail . · re ci p ie nts be investigated • before be ing approved . · ' : - that the serioUsness of the ~ drug Situation in Meigs County ., be tully realized and ap . · .. propr !ate action be taken. that Vocational '"' Agriculture Programs be retained and promoted in all of the h igh Sc hools in th e county . - that hazardous property be i.dentified and . corrective ~ · - . measures taken . J· · STATE - that it be mandato r y that all te lephone companies give ~xtended ... are.a- se rvi Ce to· ,,-11 adja·cen·t exchanoes . - .. in BriefsjJ r'o.':'!'$:l':l'~·'·~"",,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,~,,,,,,,"',,,«,,,>.,,>.,,,>.,,,,,,,,,,,,<{,,,,,,>.,,,,,,.,,,,, insurance program for town employes , action was Ken,neth directed to land be more stringe ntly en forced . ~ 'that the s.tate expedite construct ion of Route 33 to Athens and Route 7 By -pass . - that we propose a coun tyw ide ti!Jx base for schools w ith reven ue d is tribut ed to each schoo l district in fil e ~ c ounty on a per pupil bas is. that we su pport the enactment of a State Sev erance Tax ln Oh io on extra c ted natural resources with the revenue returned to the County of origin . that any able ·bodied rec i pient Of welfare -be required to work at some designated job and al l rec i pients be i nve s tigated before being approved . - that an immediate study be made to set standards , regulat i on s, and taws on c~nstruct l on and operation of ultra high voltage transmission l ines . - that hazardou s pro perty be ident if ied and cor re c t ive measures taken . · . that farm land .be ap praised on curre"t us·e rather than potent ial. - that more guard rails be Riaced along dangerous em bankments on state roads . ._ that the state pass tawS for removal of · ! link automobiles. WASHINGTON -'- BELGIUM'S AMBASSADOf\ to CUba, Jean Somerhausen, has been kidnaped aboard his yacht in Havana and may be sailing to the United States, according to the Belgian 'Embassy. "Ambassador Jean Somerhausen, our 'ambassador to CUba was kidnaped today at about 12:30 pm. by a young CUban wh~ forced him to go on the ambassador's yacht and maybe to sail to the United States," an embassy official told UP! Tuesday. MR. ANU Mrs. tUchard Shuler, Racine Route I, receive their new membership pin in the Meigs County Fann Bureau at Chester Tuesday night with Robert Burdette, board member, right, making the presentation. THOSE receiving 35 year membership pins in the Meigs County Fann Bureau Tuesday night were, left to right, Mrs. Ziba Midkiff, Pomeroy Route 3, Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee, and Mr. Blakeslee, Pomeroy . IT'S 1973 LEFT OVER TIME! KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC. OHIO COLBY LONGHORN 1 lb. Piece CHEESE oz. • MORSELS 59~ oz. TOILET TISSUE eGOOD GOSPEL MUSIC •HEAL TH FEATURES VIETTI •TEMPERANCE FILMS BAR BEQUE ?-,.~~-' / l·oz. 3-ib. , at;¢ < - u I' ~/ Box / : 5 Fab Detergent 59"' - ,. = 5¢ Stan~ings •FREE NURSERY . . 3 6-oz 44¢ . .·-=Pkgs: With Coupon POTATOES •EVER YONE WELCOME FROSTY"ACRES SLICED . 10 lb. 1001. Pkg. el6 GREAT TOPICS "'· 3 Pkg. 02' 1Wi1th Coupon 10 . r- 65h 48·Ct.4 .·f!-,,\ ·9 Pkg. : With Coupon : r.-::, ; · · $2.19 lean, Mealy-Shou lder - I VALUABLE KROGER COUPON --·= With Coupon Coupon hpires Ott, 20, 1973 . to Sub1ect ~ 5 $138 Jg~~t eg.- •ppl~eable_ Maxwell House -3 -.--Alfi_ Electra Perk, D(ip Regular, Drip or Ele~tro Perk • k . Amana Prc,du,cts Featured on Baseball World Series Night G a1m••s on NBC October 16, 17 and 18, 1973. .~ . ~ . -: \ 11 , ~•9· ,_( . .;: .s'.\.0", . ' ··~··· Kroger Coffee 3 ·lb. Can . Wrlh Coupon -§ = = $259 l : .. - Coupon Expires Oct. 20, 1973 or Reg ular Grind toffee ~11111111ill'1i"ill'il' '" ... - . Comp~~~ ~~ ~;9· Price lb • ·1 Pampers Diapers t. R .· . · c Boston RoII _R - oast .•.• ••.••. lb • I V ALUABLE KROGER C.O UPON 1111£3 Qa~lime D i1 po~oble Aug : Price U.S. Govt. Graded Choice people's Choice Boneless - ~•mnnil'liiili' illliiimmn11d .. P.G. 20 Compare $1.49 • : to Appl icable ' · : . . . ii~ii~~:imi~ii11111111111.d Kroger large or Small ·1,,·~··· "·' . Coupon Expires . 20, 19'7* Illiii'iiiiii'i'liiiilli IIIIN~Jir . Curd U.S. GovHnspected Grade A Kroger Large Eggs l Doz. Gal. lowfat Ctn. MDk. ... • • Market &asket . Select large Eggs ••••• ,•••.0 ·~· Village Bakery Pre1mium Dash Detergent . Box · · . With Coupon · ··< Coupon Expires Oct. . 20, 1973 Subject tn Applinble onthef2p.1 11 you want your zero degree freezer on lhe ~lde, lhere·s the' Amana Slde-b)'-Slde . Or yo1.,1 c~n _ ha'le 1t Ofl lhe lop or'ttte boll om: They're "'II Free:..O!..I=rost ln'both the relriQ.· ~~;~~~ 491 . uP · ·meat fresh to twice as long as an oidlnary meat keepef. · ' ' . . And_a hlgh-hURJidlty compartment that keeps .vegetables fresh up to three weeks. Prices Start As Low As 299.,95 175 N. SECON{l . •• 992·2635 • I .. ::.u•ject fa Ap~l i cable State and Lout Sales T3·x -.-.. -=.. Florida · Grapefruit ·- --- 5 - a., ·lb. Antiseptic Moufhwath il 1 / Ban Roll-On ~$1 ' 1r/ 1.5·oz.33¢ Btl. · - ~il ·SIJl . :!, \ ' -~ :_.With . Cou,on Cio,.o _Expires Octobtr 201 1973 . Sulllljtct ll Ap~litallllt Stall Lones White Oe'odoront - MIDDLEPORT With Coupon Coupon Expires Oc:f. 20, 1973 Come and look at the choices A.n•n• has for yOu.1'hen choose the one you want from gold, avocado, copperlone or ~He. 1973 · 20•01. · Fabric Softener _controls, one for the fre ezer; one for the refrigerator. There·s a ."relrlger8tor-wlthln-a-refrlgerator'' that keeps s- White :=Bread,. .• r· Nu-Sofl IIIL gives you_a choice '100 ·• Compare to Aug. Price Package i•dudes 3 legs quarters with·baCk, . ·3 breast quarters with back, 3 wings & · 2 pkgs. gibl•t•, including oecks -- T-Bone lb, lb. Steak . ••••••• ••••• Pork · to . lb.-. Ste.ak •. • lb.• • • • • • • • Kroger Mulberry. Heights Road, Pomeroy ·f -- · Mixed Fryer § ~ U.S. Govt. Graded Choice People's C:hc>ice Fresh Frymg 8/1'1'- Coupon hpires Ocf, 20, 1973 Su~Ject I ~~~~~ VALUABLE.KROCiER couP:§:JIII~Gj INGELS ·APPLIANCES .- · .. . · ·. -Hi·Nu 2"/o · POMEROY ADVENTIST CHURCH '. -· _ 691 - -, I Kroger Tea Bags l >'~ Reg.'- WJl' era tor and freeze r, And every -Amana· has two i".dep_ elldent temperature .........• l : Cottage 24-oz• § Cheese • ~~~· . -·•· Rutland Dept: Store Expires Oct. : · - on the side? on the bottom? 59' / j A, ·J ·• •.. S ~bjec t tG Appl ica ble I ·· . · State ~nil loul Sales Tax ~ oiRpare to IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIW§.Iilf' Aug. Price~ U.S. Govt. in~peeled -~ • : .1!3111111111 ill'.illii'iiiiiiu. Box of $ . Coupon Expires Oct. 20, 197.3 · Where do you want the freezer s~ your new Amallll. refrigerator•.. • MICHIGAN. - Kroger Gelatin : - Jumbo Bounty ' Vir&i nia and McDiwelt and Mer· cer Ctutr inciM~illl lel~rl, '•1 · · li~olia, Marieth, ah• PomerOJ, Ollio Stores, We resern the ri1ht to limit quul itin. NOR!' Sol• . to Dn1en. lt.510tted Flovou , Team Pts . M IOwes t Steel Co . 30 Sears Cat alog Sales JO Roach's Gun Shop 26 Ra-wlings Auto Parts 22 Pomeroy Cement Block Co . 20 H . &R . Firestone 16 H igh I ndividual Game Henry Cla twor t hy 215 . Seco nd High Ind . Game Hen rv Cta tworthv 210 . Third H igH 1nd . Game Bert Bodimer 210 . · High Ser ies Henry Clat : worthy 601. Second H igh Ser ies - A . L . Phe l ps. J r . 567 . . Third H igh Ser ies Berl Bodimer 539. Team High Game Rawlings Auto Parts 875 . Team H i gh Se r ies ''Rawlings Auto Par.Js 2481. g·· . ' - A.ug. Price..- ~12..111111111111i"i li'i'1l;i~im ... With Coupon 12 With Coupon ,t~~- $1~' ;3 For $111) EAIIIm• sW •i"t .,, lpplica~1e 5t•te - . r---, TOWELS Luncheon Meats Coupon b:pirea Ottober 20, 1973 • SAUCE eOLD BIBLE CONTEST•' ..· . .. · . With Coupon .INSTA..NT . 6Vanilla oz. . BREAKFAST c;:colate . eFREE BIBLES S lb. bag =§ Sl'ICt d '-Compare to/ Items an• pr,us IUd Oct. 14 thru Oct. 21), 1m ill all Wut VirtiRii. K,ra,er s tor u, hcept in the Northern Pubandle af Wnt 1= the Purcl1a5e Price of One 8-o:t . Pkg . Kroger Honey Loaf, New Ef'lglond , Pepper Loaf or Chopped Ham - -- I f .\ I Copyri&ht 1!13, fhe Krot:er Co . ' .-.- CARNATION . I WJl' ~ COU PO~~~~~G-~ C OUP~ -IUir;.;l 10w~hc0ff -- Coupon Expires October 20, 1973 KROGEq For '!'our Laundry .'•, Gravy _Train Dog food EL:SEY BISSELL BROTHERS GOSPEL SINGERS See You At The ~~~~~ VALUABLE l\IESTLES 12 ~ · '"'! CHOCOLATE . Coueon And Purchase1Of 2P gs. Any Brand With ·- § ·Wieners . ~11111111111111111111111111111 • BOILED HAM I l l VALUABLE KROGER Tri ·County League Oct. 9, 1973 Laurel Cliff Baseball World Series - - - ·~ . SPECIAL FEATURE THiS SUNDAy 7:.15 p.m. PHILIP FOLLETT, SPEAKER - Pomeroy Bowling Lanes Bend League Oct. 8, 1973 Standings Team Pts . Shake Haven 34 Top Ca t s 22 Three Hits And A M iSS 18 Four Aces 18 Three Nuls And A Bolt 15 Crow's Comets 13 High Indiv idual Game - A . L. Phelps , Jr . 220 . Second High Ind . Game Geo . Horak 212 . Third High · Ind . G~me Pete Bass <!08 . H i gh series Geo . Hora~ 527 . ' ' Second High Series -· A . L . Phelp s , Jr . 509 ·1 · Thii' d High Series - Ear ine Mitchel 492 . Team H igh. Game ----:--- Top Cats 700 . Team H igh Series - Crow •·s Comets 1902 . as 'follows: 11118 i_ 50 Extra --·-5 Top Value Stamps =--= -·--- • 3 for ORANGE DRINK "PLANET ·IN ·REBELLION" "ONE GIANT ·STEP'' • I I VALUABLE KROCiER COUPON :;g; J \ · SUPERIOR J • . I ,. COME SEE- COME HEAR PHILIP FOLLETT SUNDAY NIGHT Plus Top Value Slumps :· • ·:f-" 11 OCTOBER 20 TO NOVEMBER 24, 7:30 P.M •. SATURDAY NIGHT : w.v.r" ':! 1,59~ WAGN_ER - 32 SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS t Priee~ , 1 lb. LUNCH MEAT Pkg. PUDDINGS?oR$}00 BIBtE IN THE HANDCRUSADE ~=~~~ a~~~~~~";y ~~:a:~~~ ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. SUPERIO.R ''Reach Out For Life'' • heritage house 992·2196 ·' •' HouSt: Siippers • Jrd AVE. is to be present . for each meeting. Since the town has two police~en they are being advised to alternate their attendance at council meetings. Recorder Kenneth Reynolds submitted the financial report News Notes . inactive fund respectively . -were . . bond retirement, $6,8!2.36, no expenditures, $34,322.46; sewer bond improvement, no receipts, no· expenditures, $2,284.26, special · street bond retirement, $1,362.47, no expenditures, $3,242.48. Receipts, expenditures and balances in all funds respec$64,409.12, tively were $47,700clll, $142,549.43. Armor••• - WASHINGTON- VICE PRESIDENTIAL nominee Gerald R. Ford has denied as "categorically inaccurate" a report in a hook that he received psychiatric treatment for at least a year. He also gave his version ola published report that he helped get G. Gordon Uddy, later convicted as a Water·gate conspirator, a White House job in )968. · Supervisor and one policeman . • Wednesday Early Bird League Oct . 10, 1913 S1andings Team W. L. Slewart Hardware 36 20 Helen Bea uty Shop 35 21 Be-n tom Corp . 29 27 Roush 's Land ing 26 JO Rawlings Auto Parts 2J 33 Be-rtha ' s Grocery 19 37 Team H i g~ Game - Helen's Beaut v Shop 844 . Team High Series - Helen 's Beaul y ShO'P 2506 . Ind . High Game Mary Voss 276 and 202 . Ind . Higll Ser ies Mary Voss 649 , Flossie Maxson 499 . for Ute construction of silent police in areas where com~ plaints are heavy about BY BERTHA PARKER speeding violations. The so· Sabbath School attendance called silent police are raised paving formations that hamper Oct. 14 at the Free Methodist Church was 120. Offering from fast moving vehicles . It was reported that ail services was $168.35. A sign in large letters, Laurel playground equipment for the J . C. Cook Park has arrived Cliff Free Methodist Church . and consists of swings, teeter· has been pul on the front of the totters, sliding hoard and other church which was donated by Rev. Buckley . The sign can be ·-seen from the new highway and . also the old road . The Spencer Sign Company of Parkersburg , W. Va. did the work .. Kimberlee ii nd KeVin, Sgt.- Rob!. DeConnick, who Coiwnbus, spent the weekend has been stationed in Misaua, with Bertha Parker . for Men & Women -· Japan, is on a month's furlough Mrs. John Douglas, Guys· with his wife and daughte r, v·me, visited recently with her Kelly Sue, at the home of Mr. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hannon and Mrs. Charles Karr. Fox. Mrs. Vern Story and John Mrs. Edna Schaefer, fern spent the weekend with Mr. Story and Bertha Parker atYour THOM M eA N Store Story in Columbus. tended the Bob Evans Festival, Middleport , 0 . Mr. and Mrs. Gene Alkire, Rio Grande. 12 CARS and TRUCKS lEn IN STOCK Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Oley Herd· man, Jr. , Pomeroy; Warren D. Reeves, Albany; Cindy Holley, . DEDICATION SET Middleport. ; Effie Hoosier . COSHOCI'ON, Ohio (UPI)Rutland ; Charlene Wears Formal dedication. of the Boys .' Pomeroy; · ·connie Klein, . Own Youth Sheiter . (BOYS) Pol)leroy ; · Frances Sheets, fann.ranch complex here will Reedsville ; Rodney Hill, be held Ti\ursday. · Rutland; Sharon · Smith BOYS was incorporated ' in • Pomeroy. 1969 as a non·profit DISCHARGED Cecil organization to provide group Karman, William Hobsteiter, .· home living and rehabilitative Wesley Clark, Mildrec] Bissell, experiences for boys !3 to 19 Anna · Welch, Robert Robie, with social adjustment Herbert Rollins. pr(lhlP.m~ Village funds submitted • • Consider-ation is being given • Pomeroy Village funds for · the month of September totaled . $142,549.23 according to . a · report submitted to Pomeroy Council Monday night by Jane Walton , clerk. Receipts, disbursements and balanced in the active lund . were , general , $8,529.17, $9,834 .78, $5,381.15; revenue sharing, no receipts, no expenditures, $15,123; water we;: improvement, no receipts, no expenditures, $650; sewer, $5,283.56, $8,282.70, $8,513.30; ,• fire, $2,270.79, $43.42, $6,299.08; cemetery, $292.14; $795.35, .: . Elected to serve as trustee $447.13; street, no receipts, · • · ~for· a tenn of Uiree years were $2,083.68, $6,941.99; highway, :Eat! Dean, Route 3, ·Pomeroy, no receipts, no expenditures, ·District I, composed of $4,530.30; water operating, '· Orange, Olive and Chester $8,821.06; $8,822.23, $3,240.62; •Townships; Thomas Sayre, guaranty meter, $175, $100, . Portland, District 2, composed $5,266.72 ; water improvement, of Lebanon, Letart and Sutton no receipts, no expenditures, Townships; Don Wilson, Route $15.61; parking meter, $1,321, ,2, Albany, District 3, composed no expenditures, $17 ,679.30; oi . Bedford, Scipio and utility, · $4 ,5H.57, $704.88, Salisbury T9wnships; Norman ' $20, 645.27; fire house building, Will, Rutllmd, District '4, · $25,00(), $17 ,033 . 4.4 , composed of Rutland, salem $7 ,966.56. and Columbia· Townships. Rece ipts, expenditures Harold G. Roush of Portland and balances in · the was named delegate to the 1974 state convention with Don ·wilson being named · first alternate and Henry Frank, second. alternate. I . The large crowd on hand (Continued from page I ) heard reports by P . J . Pauley, Pomeroy, agent, on Nation- foreign ministers of . Saudi wide's Fatm · Burea~ Mem- Arabia, Kuwait, · Morocco and bership program, Whitney Algeria. Sources in Beirut said Ingraham, formeriy of that~ message of1Nixon from Pomeroy' now a Southeastern King Feisal of saudi Arabia Ohio Farm Bureau field contains a threat to reduce oil representative, on the reward supplies· to _the United. States. program and Issue I which will In Kuwait, ministers of the keep fann real estate taxes oil-producing Arab states from being 'increased to announced they- ~ were intaxatiori on a level with in· dustrial properties if passed, 'Senator HBrry Ar1J1Strong of which oil ,sources said would Logan and Rep. Oakley Collins freeze production at current .of Ironton on .legislation. Mrs. levels .as a means of pressure Monroe Stricker and Golden on the United Sta\es. _ · Canaday gave the state trustee CBS News reported i( reports. Mrs. . Ziba Midkiff -learned from reliable sources gave the secretary'sreport and that officials told Western the report of the treasurer was European ambassadors in given by Jack W. Carsey, local Jidda Tuesday ihat Saudi inanager. Arabia would reduce oil ·- An excellent rec~ption was shipments to Europe, which ·given the Credit_Cards, a vocal · depends on the Middle East for quarter from Columbus, who from 80 t 85 t f .ts . . 118111! a nwnber of barbershop . ~ per cen . 0 ' oo1. type selections. A steak dinner " The ·offoctals ar~ saod !o have . I Western European te. ·Band urged• serv ed by the E asrn · t ' ' fl Boosters · preceded the co~n roes to m uen ~e the "~« Umted States tQ change its policy. · · mee-.... BUT NOT VERY MUCH KUWAIT - MINISTERS OF ARAB oil-producing nations, seeking measures against Israel and its Western supporters in the war, will freeze production at current levels but will not impose supply cutoffs, Arab oil sources said today: The sources said the United States will be the primary target. · Oil ministers of the Organization .of Arab Petrolewn Ex. porting . Countries (OAPEC) gathered today to reach joint decisions on the role of Arab oil in the 197~ Middle East war. NATIONAL - that the cash bas is Of farm income reporting for Income tax be retained . . • . -;- that the start ing date for daylight savfng t i me be May 1 and the ter m !nat ion date be October 1. - .that we contin.ue to sup port legislation to control dairy and be~f i mport so that these . ~· p_ roduct.s do not necessarily , • push down our domestic • markets and be more distinctly ·' marked . · · : . ,-:- that 8!'1 substitutes IO beef end pork products· be i temized . In a strict labeling act , • ' ..:... that an imme'diate study ~ be made .td set standards , regulations , and l aws on ~ ,onstruction and operation Jf <ultra high vo ltag e tr.an smissi on ...-tliles . ~ .,_' that any able bodies ,.rec;:lpient of w el far e be ~required to work at some - designated job arid all -recipients be investigated ~tfore being approved . .... - tha.t all imported prod ucts • should meet the same stand ; ar~s as are domestic produ cts . BRING MO""EY AND TITLE BELFAST - A GUNMAN KILLED a policeman and wounded a girl in Belfast Tuesday in the worst day of bomb and bullet attacks in a month. Pollee also reported at least three separate bombings and a · sniper attack on an anny post in North Belfast. A police spokesman in Belfast said a gunman stepped from a · side road.and fired a burst of shots at two policemen patrolling on foot in •the Antrim Road &rea. liut no definite taken. Recorder Reynolds was get further in- among the recreation items for children. Complaints were made concerning a blind spot on George Street and plans are being made for a tree removal and relocation of a stop sign to eliminate this traffic hazard. Council discussed matters pertaining to extra help for the town's water office and plans were made · for a · specia'l meeting Thursd~y evening at 7;30 p.m. for Ute purpose of discussing this. . Also Council directed that the Water Department Pomeroy Bowling Lanes Tuesday Afternoon League Oct . ' · 1t73 St,ndil\gs . Tum W . l. No 6 20 4 No . 3- F ore st R un Block 10 4 No . 5 16 8 No . 1 10 1.4 No 4 -4 20 No 2 1 :n Te-am H igh game No. 6 48 3 Team H igh Ser ies No . 6 1309. Betty l r1d . H igh Game S m i ~h 190, Marlene Wilson 166 . Ind . H igh Ser i es - MarleneW11s·ofl 466 . l s ab~Ji e Couch 459 . Town balance as of October 15, $628.11, bills in the amount of $339:73; balance of $288.38. ':'he Water Department formati on and report again to as of October 15 was balance Council concern ing this $1,557.67; bills totaled $1,188.70 matter. Police Chief John Harrah leaving il balance of $368.97. The balance of Revenue · was directed to clamp down on those loitering on town streets Sharing funds as of October 15 . . and further measures will be was" rep<)rted as $340.81. lilt~ addition to · Mayor taken to ban this. Atkinson and Mr . Reynolds, Complainl< have been lodged pertaining to the need for officials . attending were underpinning of mobile homes Councilmen George VanMatre, or trailers and police Were Walter Werry , Dayton lj.aynes instructed to enforce laws and Robert Roach and John regarding speeding on Front Harrah , police chief. Street after discussion was held by town officials. that state l aws govern ing restoration of sur fa ce min ing L)('al IJuwlinp; Mason plans trick ' or treat on Oct. 27 . forfeit bond • • I :\ \ I Listerine . $'l·'l' ( Sl~• ~ = - .9•mumn11;;~;;~~;;;;1111nmd . A ,, /I ' . 32-oJ..' '"' Btl. ,. . Willi(..,.. • Cou,.n lx...tl Octobtr 20, 1973 . .· SIIIJnt ,, •r~linll,t• stat• 111411 LtCI · Sttu tu " ---- Tablets · BuHerin -; · >SUS/- 6~;~~~-sa, = iii -~Siu - ' ;. , , .,....;; I 73 { �• • Mayor levies fines, five 11 -;- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport· Pomeroy, 0 ., (kt.17, !973 Four defendants have been fined, three assessed costs only and five have forfeited bonds m the court of Middleport Mayor John Zerkle. Fined were Douglas A. Seyler 31 PGmeroy, $150 and a three day jail costs sentence on driving while in· toxicated charges; Melvin Durst, 43, Middleport, $15 and costs, intoxication; Robert Caruthers, 58, Middleport, $15 and costs, intoxication and Gregory L. Lane, 18, Mid· dleport, S5 and costs, speeding . Assessed costs • only were Russell Jackson, 49, Syracuse, passing in a no passing zone; Jeffrey R. Hawley, 18, Mid· dleport, fighting in public, and Hedwig Cremeans, Middleport, assured clear .distance. · Forfeiting bonds were Oley Herdman, Pomero~. fighting in public ; Daniel Jeffers, Pomeroy, intoxication; Ellis 0. Hunt, Gallipolis. Floyd Bush, Middleport, intoXication, $30 each, and James C. Cottrill, 19, Syracuse·, $25, posted on a speeding charge. MASON - 1\)ason 's Tric k .o~ Treat night has been set for October 'll for a one hour period between 6;30 and 7;30 p.m . and a Cleanup program has been planned all as part of Monday night's regular council meeting . Parents are reminded that sirens will be sounded .to signal" tlte beginning and ending df the specif>l observance . Mayor Ira Atkinson Jr ., called attention to the ensuing leaf season and with council is. making plans lor pickups during the first and possibly the second weeks of November. Residents during this time will be asked to bag leaves in ·order to eliminate burning. In other action, Cowocii at the suggestion of Mayor Atkinson, discussed a·proposed ;.,d RECEIVING 20 year membership pins at the annual Meigs County Farm Bureau meetliog Tuesday night were I to.r, Mr . and Mrs. Edison Hollon, Minersville, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Carl, Pomeroy Route 2. ~. ~-- MEIGS County Fann Bureau 30 year membership awards went to, I to r, Mr . and Mrs. Alfred Frank, Pomeroy • :• Farm. Route 3, Aaron and Eula Wolfe, Racine Rou!e 3, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sayre, ·Portland Route I, Tuesday night. PI'. PLEASANT LIVESTOCK SAL&'! CO. PI'. PLEASANT, W. VA. r saturday, Oct.13, 1973 ' HOGS -175to 22042.60 to 44 ; Heavies 40 to 40.90; Ughts 43.50 By United Press Iotemational ATLANTA. - FLAMBOYANT MAYNARD Jackson was to 44; Fat Sows 37.50 to 38; elected the South's first black big city mayor Tuesday night in a Boars 33 to 33.25; Pigs 12 to 24; resounding rejection of the "white flight" warnings of incumbent Stock Shoats 33 to 40. CATTLE - Steers 48 to 55; sam MasseD. But a turnout of about 60 pet. of the city's 206,000 registered Heifers 43 to 45; Fat Cows 32 to voters overwhelmingly chose white Alderman Wyche Fowler 35.50; Canners 'rl to 32; Bulls 37 over black civil rights activist Hosea Williams to head the new to 41; Stock Cows and Caives llknember City Council, which will be divided equally along 31J9to 700; Stock Steers 45 to 56; racial lines. · Stock Heifers 39 to 46; Stock Jackson, a 35-year-old lawyer and former NAACP official . Steer Calves 55.80 to 62.80; 73.50; Seconds 60; Medium 58. to 58.75; Conunon & Heavies 50 attributed his victory to "a vote of confidence from a significant . Stock Heifer Calves 45 to 51. VEAL CALVES - Tops . to 55; culLs 48 to oo. part of the white community and one hell of a turnout from the black couimunity." ~ tNews •• • rec i pient Of welfare be : requ ired to work at some des ig nated .iob and ail . · re ci p ie nts be investigated • before be ing approved . · ' : - that the serioUsness of the ~ drug Situation in Meigs County ., be tully realized and ap . · .. propr !ate action be taken. that Vocational '"' Agriculture Programs be retained and promoted in all of the h igh Sc hools in th e county . - that hazardous property be i.dentified and . corrective ~ · - . measures taken . J· · STATE - that it be mandato r y that all te lephone companies give ~xtended ... are.a- se rvi Ce to· ,,-11 adja·cen·t exchanoes . - .. in BriefsjJ r'o.':'!'$:l':l'~·'·~"",,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,~,,,,,,,"',,,«,,,>.,,>.,,,>.,,,,,,,,,,,,<{,,,,,,>.,,,,,,.,,,,, insurance program for town employes , action was Ken,neth directed to land be more stringe ntly en forced . ~ 'that the s.tate expedite construct ion of Route 33 to Athens and Route 7 By -pass . - that we propose a coun tyw ide ti!Jx base for schools w ith reven ue d is tribut ed to each schoo l district in fil e ~ c ounty on a per pupil bas is. that we su pport the enactment of a State Sev erance Tax ln Oh io on extra c ted natural resources with the revenue returned to the County of origin . that any able ·bodied rec i pient Of welfare -be required to work at some designated job and al l rec i pients be i nve s tigated before being approved . - that an immediate study be made to set standards , regulat i on s, and taws on c~nstruct l on and operation of ultra high voltage transmission l ines . - that hazardou s pro perty be ident if ied and cor re c t ive measures taken . · . that farm land .be ap praised on curre"t us·e rather than potent ial. - that more guard rails be Riaced along dangerous em bankments on state roads . ._ that the state pass tawS for removal of · ! link automobiles. WASHINGTON -'- BELGIUM'S AMBASSADOf\ to CUba, Jean Somerhausen, has been kidnaped aboard his yacht in Havana and may be sailing to the United States, according to the Belgian 'Embassy. "Ambassador Jean Somerhausen, our 'ambassador to CUba was kidnaped today at about 12:30 pm. by a young CUban wh~ forced him to go on the ambassador's yacht and maybe to sail to the United States," an embassy official told UP! Tuesday. MR. ANU Mrs. tUchard Shuler, Racine Route I, receive their new membership pin in the Meigs County Fann Bureau at Chester Tuesday night with Robert Burdette, board member, right, making the presentation. THOSE receiving 35 year membership pins in the Meigs County Fann Bureau Tuesday night were, left to right, Mrs. Ziba Midkiff, Pomeroy Route 3, Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee, and Mr. Blakeslee, Pomeroy . IT'S 1973 LEFT OVER TIME! KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC. OHIO COLBY LONGHORN 1 lb. Piece CHEESE oz. • MORSELS 59~ oz. TOILET TISSUE eGOOD GOSPEL MUSIC •HEAL TH FEATURES VIETTI •TEMPERANCE FILMS BAR BEQUE ?-,.~~-' / l·oz. 3-ib. , at;¢ < - u I' ~/ Box / : 5 Fab Detergent 59"' - ,. = 5¢ Stan~ings •FREE NURSERY . . 3 6-oz 44¢ . .·-=Pkgs: With Coupon POTATOES •EVER YONE WELCOME FROSTY"ACRES SLICED . 10 lb. 1001. Pkg. el6 GREAT TOPICS "'· 3 Pkg. 02' 1Wi1th Coupon 10 . r- 65h 48·Ct.4 .·f!-,,\ ·9 Pkg. : With Coupon : r.-::, ; · · $2.19 lean, Mealy-Shou lder - I VALUABLE KROGER COUPON --·= With Coupon Coupon hpires Ott, 20, 1973 . to Sub1ect ~ 5 $138 Jg~~t eg.- •ppl~eable_ Maxwell House -3 -.--Alfi_ Electra Perk, D(ip Regular, Drip or Ele~tro Perk • k . Amana Prc,du,cts Featured on Baseball World Series Night G a1m••s on NBC October 16, 17 and 18, 1973. .~ . ~ . -: \ 11 , ~•9· ,_( . .;: .s'.\.0", . ' ··~··· Kroger Coffee 3 ·lb. Can . Wrlh Coupon -§ = = $259 l : .. - Coupon Expires Oct. 20, 1973 or Reg ular Grind toffee ~11111111ill'1i"ill'il' '" ... - . Comp~~~ ~~ ~;9· Price lb • ·1 Pampers Diapers t. R .· . · c Boston RoII _R - oast .•.• ••.••. lb • I V ALUABLE KROGER C.O UPON 1111£3 Qa~lime D i1 po~oble Aug : Price U.S. Govt. Graded Choice people's Choice Boneless - ~•mnnil'liiili' illliiimmn11d .. P.G. 20 Compare $1.49 • : to Appl icable ' · : . . . ii~ii~~:imi~ii11111111111.d Kroger large or Small ·1,,·~··· "·' . Coupon Expires . 20, 19'7* Illiii'iiiiii'i'liiiilli IIIIN~Jir . Curd U.S. GovHnspected Grade A Kroger Large Eggs l Doz. Gal. lowfat Ctn. MDk. ... • • Market &asket . Select large Eggs ••••• ,•••.0 ·~· Village Bakery Pre1mium Dash Detergent . Box · · . With Coupon · ··< Coupon Expires Oct. . 20, 1973 Subject tn Applinble onthef2p.1 11 you want your zero degree freezer on lhe ~lde, lhere·s the' Amana Slde-b)'-Slde . Or yo1.,1 c~n _ ha'le 1t Ofl lhe lop or'ttte boll om: They're "'II Free:..O!..I=rost ln'both the relriQ.· ~~;~~~ 491 . uP · ·meat fresh to twice as long as an oidlnary meat keepef. · ' ' . . And_a hlgh-hURJidlty compartment that keeps .vegetables fresh up to three weeks. Prices Start As Low As 299.,95 175 N. SECON{l . •• 992·2635 • I .. ::.u•ject fa Ap~l i cable State and Lout Sales T3·x -.-.. -=.. Florida · Grapefruit ·- --- 5 - a., ·lb. Antiseptic Moufhwath il 1 / Ban Roll-On ~$1 ' 1r/ 1.5·oz.33¢ Btl. · - ~il ·SIJl . :!, \ ' -~ :_.With . Cou,on Cio,.o _Expires Octobtr 201 1973 . Sulllljtct ll Ap~litallllt Stall Lones White Oe'odoront - MIDDLEPORT With Coupon Coupon Expires Oc:f. 20, 1973 Come and look at the choices A.n•n• has for yOu.1'hen choose the one you want from gold, avocado, copperlone or ~He. 1973 · 20•01. · Fabric Softener _controls, one for the fre ezer; one for the refrigerator. There·s a ."relrlger8tor-wlthln-a-refrlgerator'' that keeps s- White :=Bread,. .• r· Nu-Sofl IIIL gives you_a choice '100 ·• Compare to Aug. Price Package i•dudes 3 legs quarters with·baCk, . ·3 breast quarters with back, 3 wings & · 2 pkgs. gibl•t•, including oecks -- T-Bone lb, lb. Steak . ••••••• ••••• Pork · to . lb.-. Ste.ak •. • lb.• • • • • • • • Kroger Mulberry. Heights Road, Pomeroy ·f -- · Mixed Fryer § ~ U.S. Govt. Graded Choice People's C:hc>ice Fresh Frymg 8/1'1'- Coupon hpires Ocf, 20, 1973 Su~Ject I ~~~~~ VALUABLE.KROCiER couP:§:JIII~Gj INGELS ·APPLIANCES .- · .. . · ·. -Hi·Nu 2"/o · POMEROY ADVENTIST CHURCH '. -· _ 691 - -, I Kroger Tea Bags l >'~ Reg.'- WJl' era tor and freeze r, And every -Amana· has two i".dep_ elldent temperature .........• l : Cottage 24-oz• § Cheese • ~~~· . -·•· Rutland Dept: Store Expires Oct. : · - on the side? on the bottom? 59' / j A, ·J ·• •.. S ~bjec t tG Appl ica ble I ·· . · State ~nil loul Sales Tax ~ oiRpare to IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIW§.Iilf' Aug. Price~ U.S. Govt. in~peeled -~ • : .1!3111111111 ill'.illii'iiiiiiu. Box of $ . Coupon Expires Oct. 20, 197.3 · Where do you want the freezer s~ your new Amallll. refrigerator•.. • MICHIGAN. - Kroger Gelatin : - Jumbo Bounty ' Vir&i nia and McDiwelt and Mer· cer Ctutr inciM~illl lel~rl, '•1 · · li~olia, Marieth, ah• PomerOJ, Ollio Stores, We resern the ri1ht to limit quul itin. NOR!' Sol• . to Dn1en. lt.510tted Flovou , Team Pts . M IOwes t Steel Co . 30 Sears Cat alog Sales JO Roach's Gun Shop 26 Ra-wlings Auto Parts 22 Pomeroy Cement Block Co . 20 H . &R . Firestone 16 H igh I ndividual Game Henry Cla twor t hy 215 . Seco nd High Ind . Game Hen rv Cta tworthv 210 . Third H igH 1nd . Game Bert Bodimer 210 . · High Ser ies Henry Clat : worthy 601. Second H igh Ser ies - A . L . Phe l ps. J r . 567 . . Third H igh Ser ies Berl Bodimer 539. Team High Game Rawlings Auto Parts 875 . Team H i gh Se r ies ''Rawlings Auto Par.Js 2481. g·· . ' - A.ug. Price..- ~12..111111111111i"i li'i'1l;i~im ... With Coupon 12 With Coupon ,t~~- $1~' ;3 For $111) EAIIIm• sW •i"t .,, lpplica~1e 5t•te - . r---, TOWELS Luncheon Meats Coupon b:pirea Ottober 20, 1973 • SAUCE eOLD BIBLE CONTEST•' ..· . .. · . With Coupon .INSTA..NT . 6Vanilla oz. . BREAKFAST c;:colate . eFREE BIBLES S lb. bag =§ Sl'ICt d '-Compare to/ Items an• pr,us IUd Oct. 14 thru Oct. 21), 1m ill all Wut VirtiRii. K,ra,er s tor u, hcept in the Northern Pubandle af Wnt 1= the Purcl1a5e Price of One 8-o:t . Pkg . Kroger Honey Loaf, New Ef'lglond , Pepper Loaf or Chopped Ham - -- I f .\ I Copyri&ht 1!13, fhe Krot:er Co . ' .-.- CARNATION . I WJl' ~ COU PO~~~~~G-~ C OUP~ -IUir;.;l 10w~hc0ff -- Coupon Expires October 20, 1973 KROGEq For '!'our Laundry .'•, Gravy _Train Dog food EL:SEY BISSELL BROTHERS GOSPEL SINGERS See You At The ~~~~~ VALUABLE l\IESTLES 12 ~ · '"'! CHOCOLATE . Coueon And Purchase1Of 2P gs. Any Brand With ·- § ·Wieners . ~11111111111111111111111111111 • BOILED HAM I l l VALUABLE KROGER Tri ·County League Oct. 9, 1973 Laurel Cliff Baseball World Series - - - ·~ . SPECIAL FEATURE THiS SUNDAy 7:.15 p.m. PHILIP FOLLETT, SPEAKER - Pomeroy Bowling Lanes Bend League Oct. 8, 1973 Standings Team Pts . Shake Haven 34 Top Ca t s 22 Three Hits And A M iSS 18 Four Aces 18 Three Nuls And A Bolt 15 Crow's Comets 13 High Indiv idual Game - A . L. Phelps , Jr . 220 . Second High Ind . Game Geo . Horak 212 . Third High · Ind . G~me Pete Bass <!08 . H i gh series Geo . Hora~ 527 . ' ' Second High Series -· A . L . Phelp s , Jr . 509 ·1 · Thii' d High Series - Ear ine Mitchel 492 . Team H igh. Game ----:--- Top Cats 700 . Team H igh Series - Crow •·s Comets 1902 . as 'follows: 11118 i_ 50 Extra --·-5 Top Value Stamps =--= -·--- • 3 for ORANGE DRINK "PLANET ·IN ·REBELLION" "ONE GIANT ·STEP'' • I I VALUABLE KROCiER COUPON :;g; J \ · SUPERIOR J • . I ,. COME SEE- COME HEAR PHILIP FOLLETT SUNDAY NIGHT Plus Top Value Slumps :· • ·:f-" 11 OCTOBER 20 TO NOVEMBER 24, 7:30 P.M •. SATURDAY NIGHT : w.v.r" ':! 1,59~ WAGN_ER - 32 SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS t Priee~ , 1 lb. LUNCH MEAT Pkg. PUDDINGS?oR$}00 BIBtE IN THE HANDCRUSADE ~=~~~ a~~~~~~";y ~~:a:~~~ ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. SUPERIO.R ''Reach Out For Life'' • heritage house 992·2196 ·' •' HouSt: Siippers • Jrd AVE. is to be present . for each meeting. Since the town has two police~en they are being advised to alternate their attendance at council meetings. Recorder Kenneth Reynolds submitted the financial report News Notes . inactive fund respectively . -were . . bond retirement, $6,8!2.36, no expenditures, $34,322.46; sewer bond improvement, no receipts, no· expenditures, $2,284.26, special · street bond retirement, $1,362.47, no expenditures, $3,242.48. Receipts, expenditures and balances in all funds respec$64,409.12, tively were $47,700clll, $142,549.43. Armor••• - WASHINGTON- VICE PRESIDENTIAL nominee Gerald R. Ford has denied as "categorically inaccurate" a report in a hook that he received psychiatric treatment for at least a year. He also gave his version ola published report that he helped get G. Gordon Uddy, later convicted as a Water·gate conspirator, a White House job in )968. · Supervisor and one policeman . • Wednesday Early Bird League Oct . 10, 1913 S1andings Team W. L. Slewart Hardware 36 20 Helen Bea uty Shop 35 21 Be-n tom Corp . 29 27 Roush 's Land ing 26 JO Rawlings Auto Parts 2J 33 Be-rtha ' s Grocery 19 37 Team H i g~ Game - Helen's Beaut v Shop 844 . Team High Series - Helen 's Beaul y ShO'P 2506 . Ind . High Game Mary Voss 276 and 202 . Ind . Higll Ser ies Mary Voss 649 , Flossie Maxson 499 . for Ute construction of silent police in areas where com~ plaints are heavy about BY BERTHA PARKER speeding violations. The so· Sabbath School attendance called silent police are raised paving formations that hamper Oct. 14 at the Free Methodist Church was 120. Offering from fast moving vehicles . It was reported that ail services was $168.35. A sign in large letters, Laurel playground equipment for the J . C. Cook Park has arrived Cliff Free Methodist Church . and consists of swings, teeter· has been pul on the front of the totters, sliding hoard and other church which was donated by Rev. Buckley . The sign can be ·-seen from the new highway and . also the old road . The Spencer Sign Company of Parkersburg , W. Va. did the work .. Kimberlee ii nd KeVin, Sgt.- Rob!. DeConnick, who Coiwnbus, spent the weekend has been stationed in Misaua, with Bertha Parker . for Men & Women -· Japan, is on a month's furlough Mrs. John Douglas, Guys· with his wife and daughte r, v·me, visited recently with her Kelly Sue, at the home of Mr. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hannon and Mrs. Charles Karr. Fox. Mrs. Vern Story and John Mrs. Edna Schaefer, fern spent the weekend with Mr. Story and Bertha Parker atYour THOM M eA N Store Story in Columbus. tended the Bob Evans Festival, Middleport , 0 . Mr. and Mrs. Gene Alkire, Rio Grande. 12 CARS and TRUCKS lEn IN STOCK Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Oley Herd· man, Jr. , Pomeroy; Warren D. Reeves, Albany; Cindy Holley, . DEDICATION SET Middleport. ; Effie Hoosier . COSHOCI'ON, Ohio (UPI)Rutland ; Charlene Wears Formal dedication. of the Boys .' Pomeroy; · ·connie Klein, . Own Youth Sheiter . (BOYS) Pol)leroy ; · Frances Sheets, fann.ranch complex here will Reedsville ; Rodney Hill, be held Ti\ursday. · Rutland; Sharon · Smith BOYS was incorporated ' in • Pomeroy. 1969 as a non·profit DISCHARGED Cecil organization to provide group Karman, William Hobsteiter, .· home living and rehabilitative Wesley Clark, Mildrec] Bissell, experiences for boys !3 to 19 Anna · Welch, Robert Robie, with social adjustment Herbert Rollins. pr(lhlP.m~ Village funds submitted • • Consider-ation is being given • Pomeroy Village funds for · the month of September totaled . $142,549.23 according to . a · report submitted to Pomeroy Council Monday night by Jane Walton , clerk. Receipts, disbursements and balanced in the active lund . were , general , $8,529.17, $9,834 .78, $5,381.15; revenue sharing, no receipts, no expenditures, $15,123; water we;: improvement, no receipts, no expenditures, $650; sewer, $5,283.56, $8,282.70, $8,513.30; ,• fire, $2,270.79, $43.42, $6,299.08; cemetery, $292.14; $795.35, .: . Elected to serve as trustee $447.13; street, no receipts, · • · ~for· a tenn of Uiree years were $2,083.68, $6,941.99; highway, :Eat! Dean, Route 3, ·Pomeroy, no receipts, no expenditures, ·District I, composed of $4,530.30; water operating, '· Orange, Olive and Chester $8,821.06; $8,822.23, $3,240.62; •Townships; Thomas Sayre, guaranty meter, $175, $100, . Portland, District 2, composed $5,266.72 ; water improvement, of Lebanon, Letart and Sutton no receipts, no expenditures, Townships; Don Wilson, Route $15.61; parking meter, $1,321, ,2, Albany, District 3, composed no expenditures, $17 ,679.30; oi . Bedford, Scipio and utility, · $4 ,5H.57, $704.88, Salisbury T9wnships; Norman ' $20, 645.27; fire house building, Will, Rutllmd, District '4, · $25,00(), $17 ,033 . 4.4 , composed of Rutland, salem $7 ,966.56. and Columbia· Townships. Rece ipts, expenditures Harold G. Roush of Portland and balances in · the was named delegate to the 1974 state convention with Don ·wilson being named · first alternate and Henry Frank, second. alternate. I . The large crowd on hand (Continued from page I ) heard reports by P . J . Pauley, Pomeroy, agent, on Nation- foreign ministers of . Saudi wide's Fatm · Burea~ Mem- Arabia, Kuwait, · Morocco and bership program, Whitney Algeria. Sources in Beirut said Ingraham, formeriy of that~ message of1Nixon from Pomeroy' now a Southeastern King Feisal of saudi Arabia Ohio Farm Bureau field contains a threat to reduce oil representative, on the reward supplies· to _the United. States. program and Issue I which will In Kuwait, ministers of the keep fann real estate taxes oil-producing Arab states from being 'increased to announced they- ~ were intaxatiori on a level with in· dustrial properties if passed, 'Senator HBrry Ar1J1Strong of which oil ,sources said would Logan and Rep. Oakley Collins freeze production at current .of Ironton on .legislation. Mrs. levels .as a means of pressure Monroe Stricker and Golden on the United Sta\es. _ · Canaday gave the state trustee CBS News reported i( reports. Mrs. . Ziba Midkiff -learned from reliable sources gave the secretary'sreport and that officials told Western the report of the treasurer was European ambassadors in given by Jack W. Carsey, local Jidda Tuesday ihat Saudi inanager. Arabia would reduce oil ·- An excellent rec~ption was shipments to Europe, which ·given the Credit_Cards, a vocal · depends on the Middle East for quarter from Columbus, who from 80 t 85 t f .ts . . 118111! a nwnber of barbershop . ~ per cen . 0 ' oo1. type selections. A steak dinner " The ·offoctals ar~ saod !o have . I Western European te. ·Band urged• serv ed by the E asrn · t ' ' fl Boosters · preceded the co~n roes to m uen ~e the "~« Umted States tQ change its policy. · · mee-.... BUT NOT VERY MUCH KUWAIT - MINISTERS OF ARAB oil-producing nations, seeking measures against Israel and its Western supporters in the war, will freeze production at current levels but will not impose supply cutoffs, Arab oil sources said today: The sources said the United States will be the primary target. · Oil ministers of the Organization .of Arab Petrolewn Ex. porting . Countries (OAPEC) gathered today to reach joint decisions on the role of Arab oil in the 197~ Middle East war. NATIONAL - that the cash bas is Of farm income reporting for Income tax be retained . . • . -;- that the start ing date for daylight savfng t i me be May 1 and the ter m !nat ion date be October 1. - .that we contin.ue to sup port legislation to control dairy and be~f i mport so that these . ~· p_ roduct.s do not necessarily , • push down our domestic • markets and be more distinctly ·' marked . · · : . ,-:- that 8!'1 substitutes IO beef end pork products· be i temized . In a strict labeling act , • ' ..:... that an imme'diate study ~ be made .td set standards , regulations , and l aws on ~ ,onstruction and operation Jf <ultra high vo ltag e tr.an smissi on ...-tliles . ~ .,_' that any able bodies ,.rec;:lpient of w el far e be ~required to work at some - designated job arid all -recipients be investigated ~tfore being approved . .... - tha.t all imported prod ucts • should meet the same stand ; ar~s as are domestic produ cts . BRING MO""EY AND TITLE BELFAST - A GUNMAN KILLED a policeman and wounded a girl in Belfast Tuesday in the worst day of bomb and bullet attacks in a month. Pollee also reported at least three separate bombings and a · sniper attack on an anny post in North Belfast. A police spokesman in Belfast said a gunman stepped from a · side road.and fired a burst of shots at two policemen patrolling on foot in •the Antrim Road &rea. liut no definite taken. Recorder Reynolds was get further in- among the recreation items for children. Complaints were made concerning a blind spot on George Street and plans are being made for a tree removal and relocation of a stop sign to eliminate this traffic hazard. Council discussed matters pertaining to extra help for the town's water office and plans were made · for a · specia'l meeting Thursd~y evening at 7;30 p.m. for Ute purpose of discussing this. . Also Council directed that the Water Department Pomeroy Bowling Lanes Tuesday Afternoon League Oct . ' · 1t73 St,ndil\gs . Tum W . l. No 6 20 4 No . 3- F ore st R un Block 10 4 No . 5 16 8 No . 1 10 1.4 No 4 -4 20 No 2 1 :n Te-am H igh game No. 6 48 3 Team H igh Ser ies No . 6 1309. Betty l r1d . H igh Game S m i ~h 190, Marlene Wilson 166 . Ind . H igh Ser i es - MarleneW11s·ofl 466 . l s ab~Ji e Couch 459 . Town balance as of October 15, $628.11, bills in the amount of $339:73; balance of $288.38. ':'he Water Department formati on and report again to as of October 15 was balance Council concern ing this $1,557.67; bills totaled $1,188.70 matter. Police Chief John Harrah leaving il balance of $368.97. The balance of Revenue · was directed to clamp down on those loitering on town streets Sharing funds as of October 15 . . and further measures will be was" rep<)rted as $340.81. lilt~ addition to · Mayor taken to ban this. Atkinson and Mr . Reynolds, Complainl< have been lodged pertaining to the need for officials . attending were underpinning of mobile homes Councilmen George VanMatre, or trailers and police Were Walter Werry , Dayton lj.aynes instructed to enforce laws and Robert Roach and John regarding speeding on Front Harrah , police chief. Street after discussion was held by town officials. that state l aws govern ing restoration of sur fa ce min ing L)('al IJuwlinp; Mason plans trick ' or treat on Oct. 27 . forfeit bond • • I :\ \ I Listerine . $'l·'l' ( Sl~• ~ = - .9•mumn11;;~;;~~;;;;1111nmd . A ,, /I ' . 32-oJ..' '"' Btl. ,. . Willi(..,.. • Cou,.n lx...tl Octobtr 20, 1973 . .· SIIIJnt ,, •r~linll,t• stat• 111411 LtCI · Sttu tu " ---- Tablets · BuHerin -; · >SUS/- 6~;~~~-sa, = iii -~Siu - ' ;. , , .,....;; I 73 { �• 13 - The Dally Senlmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Oct 17 1973 12- The Dalll Senl111el Middleport Pomero) 0 Ocl 17 1973 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! for Sale Auto Sales WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES S P M Oay Before Publ1ca' on 2 SIGNS Pomeroy OF Motor Co. Monday Dead I ne 9 a m Cancel at on Corr~cf ons w II be accepted unt 19 am for Day of Publ cat on REGULATIONS The Publ sher reserves the r ight to ed 1 or reject any ads deemed ob ect onal The publ sher w II not be respon Sible for more than one In correct Insert on RATES For Want Ad Serv ce 5 cren ts per Word one nsert on 14 M n mum ChargeS I 00 cenh per word three consecut ve Insert o.ns 26 cents per word six con secut•ve nsert ons 25 Per Cent 0 scount on pa d ads and ads pad w th n 10 da 't'S CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $2 bo for 50 word mum Each add tonal m n word 3c BLIND ADS Add to n a t 25c Charge per Adver t sement OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Da fy lo ~1 2 00 Noon 8 30 am Si'lturd ay 1972CHEVROLETCAPR ICE NOT~CES rour R1ght to Know and t) e rormed of the l unc 1 ons of your governmenl arE err: bod ed n pub! c not ces r that se f government charges a c 1 zens to be nformed th s newspaper urges every c t zen to read and study these not ces We slrong y adv s-e th ose c t ~ns seek ng fUrther nforma on to exe r c se the ir r ght of access to pub) c reco rd s and pub ! c meetmgs 1971 FORD TORINOSOO ___ _________ _ For Sale EXCELSIOR Salt Works E Ma n St Porn eroy AI I k nds of salt water pellets water nuggets bloc k salt and o wn Oh o R ver Sa lt Phone 992 3891 6 5 tf c Coupe 1 owner car less than 33 000 m les brown t n sh w th match ng vmyl roof and 11 nyl ntenor 302 V 8 eng1ne standard transm ss on power s.teer1ng and brakes rad o really sharp POM~!~!v~~!~~ CO. foi\ POMEROY OHIO GROCERY bus1ness for sa T Bu fd ng for sale or leas e Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m to 1Q p m for appo ntment 3 20 tfc ~ Notice Not1ce YARD SALE Saturday Oct 20 and Sunday Oct 21 from 10 a m t [16 p m To sett e estate Complete hous ehold fur n l ure Joots 1961 Dodge 1 1 ton truck Rem ngton 22 R f e Model 4 m sc tems Frank Roush res dence Rt 1 Mmersv fie 10 173tp KOSCOT KOSMET ICS & W I GS Many spec as dur ng the month of Oct PhOne He en Jane Brown 992 51 3 0 2 tf c SWEE:PER Repa rs Parts Su pp es 0 scount pr ces on General merchand se th ru our catalog department Phone 367 7736 Dav s Vacuum Cleaner Store 10 a rn 5 p m Add son Oh o 9 23 30 t c GO NG out of bus ness PAUL s AUTO PARTS all stock must go Our loss s your ga n Phone 99 2 2595 10 14 61c YARD Sae Rt 7 bypass Moore res dence Thursday F r day and Saturday 10 am tll610pm 10 16 3tp YARD Sa e Arch e El ls r es den c e 2 m fe be ow K ng s Arms Some new woven rugs and some merely used In case of rain w If be he ld on front porch Wed nesday Thursday and F r day Starts 9 a m 10 16 3tc FLEA market at Add son every Sunday 9 a m t II ? De a ers welcome P & J Phone 992 3509 10 16 4tt" FABR C Inn Polyester bed spreads 2 dresser covers nt ess Set $25 dea l Chr st mas gffs Case out many yds doub!ekn ts loca ted Co R d 50 4 m es from Tuppers P a ns Schoo turn left Route 124 near Eden R1dge Church turn onto County 50 Phone 378 6276 10 16 6p LOTS of ch rysanthemums for safe f efd grown We only ha11e one c olor - yel low 10 bun ches for $5 We have some out n fu I bloom some rust budding Reynolds Flower Shop Ma son W Va Call 773 5147 9 26 tfc 12 - 100 foot frontage x 200 ft deep eve l lots to sell close to Rae ne 4 corn er tots are now ava lab! £' If nterested ca lf 84 3 2712 10117tc ONE Coppertone range hood Call 742 3842 10 16 3tc 85 000 BTU Forced a r gas furna ce $200 1966 VW camper A 1 cond 1t on $1 000 West Co umb a w va Cal 773 5186 tO 1651 c REDUCE excess flu ds w th F u dex ~ Lose we ght w th Dex A D et ca psules at N elson Drugs 10 16 2tc B FLAT Ebon te Bundy Clar net w th c ase and mus c holder $75 A so E fat alto Bundy saxo phone w1th case and mus c holder $125 Both n exce lent cond t on Phone 842 2286 after 6 p m Pau a and San dy Sayre Portland U h1o Rt 338 1 m te below Ravenswood Ferry 10 16 4t c Help Wanted NOTICE OF ELECTION TRUCK camper $550 Boat ON TAX LEVY IN motor and Ira er $450 EXCESS OF THE WAITRESSES Me gs In n Contact Ezra Ph II ps TEN MILL LIM TATION takes pr de n serv ng on l y tpe Syracuse Oh o Phon e 992 NOT I CE s hereby g ven tha t f nest food w th fast cour 55-42 n pursuance of a Reso ut on of teous serv ce f neat and 10 6 4t c the Counc:: of the V lfage of attract ve app y n person at - - - - - -- - - Syracuse Oh o passed. on the Me gs nn 000 BTU heater $50 15 cu ft 5th day of July 1973 there w 1 o 11 6t c 70self defrost refr gerator $ 25 be subm !led to a 11ote of the 11 ng room su tes S25 and up people of sad V llage at a GRILL COOK Exper.enced Baby beds $10 and up Genera ELECTION to be held preferred App y n per son a D nette set $25 m sc c lothes n the VII age of Syracuse Oh o Me gs nn and c oat~ 25c to $1 P & J Odds ~~ the regular p lace of val ng JO 11 6!c and Ends 215 N Second there n on Tuesdav. the 6th day ---~ - M dd eport Oh o of November 1973 the quest on BRUSH HOGS 4X5 ft phon e 10 16 4 c of levymg n excess of the ten 992 5858 m1 I I m tat on for the benet 1 of 7 15 tfc CB RAD 0 $30 a track tape Sy racuse VI age for the pur deck $25 L 11 ng room su te pose of pro11 d ng and ma n RELABLE mdde aged S25 Ch na cupboard $175 ta n ng f re apparatus ap woman to I ve n w th elder y Double Coca Co a coo er p i ances bu ld ngs or s te s coupe Do ght house work guaranteed $75 Ant ques af!d therefor or sou r ces of water cook a 1 ttfe and help elder v other m sc terns P & J Odds supp ly and mater--1-afs theretor woman to c are for her and Ends Add son Oh o or the estabf shment and h u sband that s bedfast Can 10 16 41 C ma ntenance of 1 nes of f r e have a day and fl ght off each alarm telegraph or the payrnen t week Ca 992 26 73 WH IS PERING P nes N te Cub of permanent part t me or o 14 6tc - have 2 30 n te club I cense volunteer f rem en or f re ---Ro"Ute 7 Pomeroy Oh o f ght ng com panes to operate WOMAN to care tor elderly Phone 992 9945 the same n the V !!age of lady Ether r ve nor stra ght 10 16 6tp Sy racuse Oh o Oh o days ght housework Call Sa d tax be ng a renewal of 992 23 06 or 992 2011 Edw n S Cozart an ex st ng tax of two m Jfs to 10 16 3t c NEW HOT POINT Cha rman run for f ve years at a rate not exceed ng 20m lis for each one WORK from home for Chr st COMPACT wh ch Do othy M Johnston dollar of va uat on mas Phone 949 ~11 9 part or ~ D rector amounts to twenty ce nts tor full 1 me good earn ngs each one hundred do Iars of ~ Dated Sept 13 1973 10 16 3tc valuat on for f ve years (10) 3 10 17 24 41C The Polls for sad Elect on H AVE open ng tor b eauty Yes They Stack' will be opeh at 6 30 oc l eak A M operator Send rep v to and reman open unt 1 6 30 Perfect For Tra1lers 1 Beauty Shop P 0 Box 122 o cock P !'{\ Eastern Standard M dd eport Oh o 45760 DRYER 132 95 T me of sa d day 10 16 6tc By order of the Board of WASHER 224 95 NOTICE OF ELECTION Elect ons of Me gs Cou nty ON TAX LEVY IN BOTH FOR ONLY $325 Oh o EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION Edw n S Cozart POMEROY NOT Cl;: s hereby g1v en that TRAILER Cha man 2 bedroom n Jack W C:arsey Mgr n pursuance of a Resolut on of Syracuse Phone 992 5964 Phone992 2181 the counc ot the v flage of Dorothy M Johnston 10 15 Jtc Pam eroy Oh o passed on the D rector Dated Sept 13 973 20th day of Augu~t 1973 ther e w 11 be subm tted to a vote of the ( 10) 3 10 17 24 41 C HOU SE for rent n Pomeroy 6 1973 DE L UXE z. g z~g sew ng ma c h nes Th s mach ne people of sa1d VIllage at a rooms 1 bah ful basement overcasts embro ders darns General ELECT ON to be held Ca 992 7443 or 4 6 2942 and makes btitlonho es Pav MIDEAST FRIED CHICKEN n the VI age of Pomeroy Oh10 Sunday weekdays after 3 30 balance of $42 50 or pay $5 a at the regular places of vot ng p m Ca I 446 2942 WASHINGTON (UP!) - A month Call 992 5331 there n on Tuesday the 6th day 10 14 4t c 10 14 7tc of November 1973 ttle q uest on food company m 01! rich of levy ng n excess of the ten Kuwait has opened the Middle 2 BEDROOM home n M d 19 73 EIGHT TRACK stereo m Ill m tat on for ttie benet t of deport C ose to E ementary East s f1rsl Kentucky Fried console Due to damage n Pomero y V ftage tor the pur Sc hoo l Ca 992 3674 sh pment w II sell for small pose of prov d ng and man Ch1cken shop the Agnculture 10 14 6tc balance of $99 or payments of ta nmg f re apparatus ap $6 99 a month Ca I 992 5331 pi ances bu ld ngs or s tes Department reports 14 7tc therefor or sources of water OffiCials sa1d the Kuwait 3 AND 4 ROOM turn shed and -~--- - - - -10 unfurn sheCI apartments supply and mater als therefor propnelor of the OLD fash oned safe tor d shes 1 Phone 992 5-434 or the establ shment and Food Co gas range 1 washer 1 cup 4 12 tfc mamtenance of I nes of f1re shop plans to buy frozen board 1 old stand 1 be ge -----~ alarm telegraph or the payment ROOMS by t he- W"i!ek fiB up co uch 1 sw vel TV tab e of permanent part t me or chicken and shortemng 111 the Me gs Inn Pomeroy c ha r w1th wooden arms volunteer f rem en or f re Umted Stales upholstered cha r 9 x 12 rug 7 12 tfc f ght ng com panes to operate old trunk 30 gallon hoi water the same n the V llage of tank 1 commode 1 lavatory PRIVATE meet ng room for Pomeroy Oh o small gas heater drapes any organ zat on phone 992 Sa d tax bemg a renewa of 3975 rugs quIts cush ons bed an exist ng tax of 1 m I to ru n HONDA 160 dreaM very n ce shape To see calf 949 59 13 spreads and other art cfes 3 11 tfc tor f ve years at a rate not 10 17 71c 992 27 40 exceed ng 1 0 m I for each one APARTMENTS ........GoOd;Q~ the Ph 10 14 6tc do lar of 11aluat on Which work ng man and w te near ---------~== amounts to ten cents fdr each Darw n Oh o Eff c 1en cy 197~ PONT AC Catal na 2 dr one hundred dollars of apartments newly decorated hardtop Phone 742 5445 valuat on for I ve years w If rent furn shed or un The Po lls for sa d E ect on 10 14 6tp turn shed E ectr c heat and W1tl be open at 6 30 o c lock AM c tv water Rent reasonable and rem am open unt I 6 30 1973 Zl~ ZAG SE W NG 773 5118 o clock P M Eastern Standard MACHINE S left n layaway 10 9 tfc T me of sad day All bu It n to buttonhole do By order of the Board ot stretch sew ng and fancy Elections of Me gs County ~lltchmg Pay ust $48 75 t ash Oh10 or terms ava able Trade ns accepted PJ'Ione 992 29a4 WILL do bookkeep ng n my Edw n S Cozart 10 17 6tc hom e Wr te Box 576 Mason Cha rma n 10 14 6tc ELECTROLUX Vacuu Dorothy M Johnston Cleaners com plete w th at D rector tachments cord w nder and Dated Sept 13 1973 paint spray Used but n Ike new cond t on Pay S34 45 Middleport Pomeroy BEEF h des Will pay $9 per (101 3 10 17 24 4fc cash Qr budget plan ava1lable h de Phone 773 5600 Grover Phone 992 2984 C Roush Mason W Va 10 17 6tc 10 7 lOtp ------- ----------- -- - J" BLACK Tenneuee Wafk.er colt Telephone 992 3640 after S p m '1 0417tc ' 1972 HON OA 450 Telephone 992 3640 after s p .m 10 4 121c -------...---- SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK SERVICE STEREO RADIO B track rape c omb nat on 4 speaker sound 070 r n Custom SOO 4 dr system Balance ~101 42 or auto sh ft J'llU V u New 1 r es use our budpet term .s Ca 1 battery and mu ff ler extra 992 3965 wheel and 2 studded ~now 10146fc g r ps All extra good con d ton ~9'95 Phone New H allen 304 88 2 2802 ....,.. 10 17 Jtp SI99S YARD Sa e 4 ta m lies otf new Rt 7 on Un on A11enue Thu r s day hrough Sat urday 10 l7 3 c NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION NOTICE s hereby g ven that n pursuance of a Resolut on of the Board of Trustees of th e Townsh p of Rutland Oh o -passed on the 1st day of August 1973 there w II be subm tted to a vote of the people of sa d 'Townsh p at a Genera ELECT ON to be he d n the Townsh p of Rutland Me gs County Oh o at the regular places of vot ng there n on Tuesday the 6th day of November 1973 the quest on of levy ng n excess of the ten m I I m tat on for the benet t of Rutland Townsh p Board of Trustees for the purpose of pro11 d ng and m a ntam ng f re apparatus app ances bu ld ngs or s tes therefor or sources of water supply and mater als therefor or the estabf shment and ma ntenance ot I nes off re alarm te egraph or the payment of permanent part t me or vo unteer f rem en or f~re f ght ng com panes to operate the same Sa1d tax be nq a renewal of an ex 1st ng tax of 2 m 1 to run tor f 11e years at a rate not exceed ng 2 m 1 I for each one dollar of vafuat on wh ch amounts to f ve cents for each one hundred dol ars of valuat on for f ve years The Polls for sad E eel on w II be open at 6 30 o clock AM and rem am open unt I 6 30 o clock PM East ern Standard T me of sa d day By order of the Board o f 'Elect ons of Me gs County S2B95 H T Sedan tow m leage local I owner new car trade 1n V 8 eng ne automatic trans power st eering & brakes radio llke new wh te watl1~res loaded With many Capnce luxury tems Beaut ful black f msh wdh blk v 1nyl roof 1971 CHEV BLAZER , S2B9S 4 ytheet dr ve lock ng frt hubs autom.;~hc trans power steer ng & brakes Deluxe tnm pac~age rad o good t~r es spare never been used Veh cle of m.=.nv "es clean n tenor wh te top over blue body GARAGE Sale Thursday at Enterpnse parsonage on Rt 33 Ant que t erns desk mant e cloc k organ s oo d shes A11on tems baby c othes to s z.e 3 turn lure cl othes many m sc te ms 10 17 lip PUBLIC - QUAliTY SEALED bidS w II be tall.en un 111 noon Oct 13 tor a Ford p ck up 1970 2 ton 302 eng ne3 speed tra!'l~m ss on cash n hand day of sale Truck mav be seen at the w.a:ter off ce Ches ter Oh o Reserve the r ght to re,ect b ds Tuppers Pta ns Chester Water 0 sir c:t 10 16 3tc MODERN SANITATION Good pa rl t1 me bus1ness Could be full l1me bus1ness Co Road 5 Monday thru Saturday E Mam Pomeroy 0 P AND J I:IOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR KE NNE LS of Calhoun Toy pood e pupp es $60 to \95 S ame!ie k ttens $15 Ph one 256 6247 FURNITURE Ph. 742-6273 Stop In and See Our Floor D1~la y_,_ Real Estate For Sale HOU SE and 3 ots n Ra e ne Oh o Ca 865 2103 by oWner 0 12 5 c ,..__. ___ _,...... :~ . 11 Chester ce Ca oc at on nea acres Gav n 367 7Jl4 _ ________10512tc _ __. Comp l ete mob le hom'e serv ce plu s g1gant c d splay of mot le homes always ava lable at 8 ACRE S of lando State Route 143 on new proposed water ne Ca 99 2 3640 after 5 p m 10412tc MILLER MOBILE HOMES 6 ROOMS and bath n town s 1 000 Ca 99 2 3975 or 992 257 1 9 28 ttc --- ------- iBEOROOMhouse 3 yearsold ca rp et ng b g k t che n w th o s o f cab net s 2 ac re ot g round Rae ne Oh o Ca 1 949 4998 9 12 tfc l. ' ) -------- --------- For Sale ----- GREAT COUNTRY STEREO 92.1 WMPO-FM Employment Wanted , ..._________ r-·------------------~ i Russell's Auto Trim I I I I I I I 1 , . -Ong1nal Upholstery Repaired or Replaced I I II -Custom Seat Covers -Custom Tnm Work -Auto carpeting -Vmyl Tops ~ PHONE 992-2839 Loc•ted Co Road 5 Bradbury Rl NO 1 Middleport Anthony Russell Owner !_ ____________ I I I I I I I 11 I I1 ·-----· ·-------------""' 1 I ' Wanted To Buy 1 NO I Copper 65c radiators 30c brass 25c batter es 90c c lean dry G nseng roots S57 lb yellow root $5 may apple 60c M A Hall Reedsv lie Phone 378 6249 __. 9 23 ttc CORNER cupboards wall cu pboards chests old guns any condlt on Also blue decorated stoneware wr te P 0 Box 44 Mart nsburg Oh1o 43935 or call 1 484 4440 after 7 p m 8 8 90tc --------r WANTED for auction household goods Tools most anyth ng of value. Will buy or se ll on comm ss on w 11 haul Call 992 3354 or 992 2792 __ Hayman ___ __ s_ ..__L._ _ _ _ 7 _25_ tfc Ol 0 furn ture oak tables clocks Ice' boxes brass beds d s11es or complete househoiGs Wr te M D Miller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o call 992 6271 __, 5 13 ttc ___________ __ _ - 2 bath large din ng oak floors basement and garden $2 000 00 POMEROY - 3 bedrooms Carpeted bath Om ng room Utlltty space Gas furnace Hardwood floors Part ba se ment Porch Storm doors & w1ndows $11 500 00 SYRACUSE - L ke new 4 bedrQoms Bath N ce k1t chen Full basement w1th rec room Siding Is alum and stone Large 2 car garage Cookout s screened and roofed Utility room Gas F A heat Water sof teners Large level lot TUPPERS PLAINS - Just 3 years old 3 bedrooms w large closets Large kitchen and d n ng area lots of ca b.nets and range Ut hty room Carpeted 2 acre Carport In new add t10n JU ST $17 000 00 WE HAVE MANY OTHER PROPERTIES TO CI-IOOSE FROM NEW LISTINGS EACH WEEK HENRY E CLELAND BROKER $5 000 00 COUNTRY HOME - N c~ modern b rch k1tchen w1fh cook and ba~e un ts 3 or 4 bedrooms famtly room and carport One floor plan Askmg lUSt $15 900 00 NEW LISTING - 35 acres 1n S<;~lem Townsh p w1th n about 2 m1les of new coal m ne 4 bedroom s bath basement w1lh f!arage $17 500 00 BU1[01NG LOT - 50xl60 In Pomeroy on Route 33 Ask mg Only $1500 00 CAB BUSINESS - 3 late models 2 w th atr and power All n good shape Want just $6 500 00 3 APARTMENTS -One fur mshed all rented house For:- $9 000 near court MIDDLEPORT - 2 bedrooms furntshed N ce bath large liv ng 2 porches Level lot $6900 00 YOUR PROPERTY LISTING CO\JLD BE IN THIS SPACE NOW IS THE TIME TO ACT AND PUT YOUR MONEY IN A SAFE PLACE LAND IS STILL INCREASING IN PRICE WE HAVE SOME GOOD BUYS It Must R ghl or we w1ll Make 1t Rtght 8 4 JO Dally Bu1ldmg 991 2101 - SEPTIC --------------TANKS CLEANED Complete SerV ce Phone 949 3821 Rae ne Oh o Cr tt Bradford WILL tr m ~-;:-- cut trees- and shrubbery A 'SO clean out basements att cs et c Cal 949 3221 or 742 4441 10 10 3ot c 5 1 tfc ------------EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work septic tanks nstalled dump truc~s and lo boys for h re w 11 haul f l d rt top so I I mestone and gravel Call Bob cSr Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n ight phone 992 35~5 or 992 5232 2 l1 tfc --------------Real Estate For Sale MODERN Country home land con tra ct S2 000 down scenery Coolv 1 e 667 3080 10 1.4 6tp YOU CAN st II beat the skyrocket ng cost of new construct on w th th s love y older home be ng offered for sate by owner Recent y remodeled the home has 3 bedrooms bath large fam ly style kitchen and a separate d n ng or lam y room New aluminum sl d ng exter or w th outs de entrance to basement A sell ng pr ce of S15 QOO ncludes complete furn sh ngs for th s home Owner w II help f nance Call 593 5667 (Athens) Shown by appo.ntment only 10 14 30tc ----------...---- ACRE lots Darw n area Tuppers Pta ns wafer Contact Hershel McClure Oa ry Isle until 3 p m 992 5248 after 3 - 992 3436 10 1~12tc 2 RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~~:.~:·t Rutland A,UTOMOBILE nsuran ce been cancelled? Lost yollr operators llcen~e Calf 99~ 7428 6 15 lfc --------DEAD 51 OCK - W II r~mn1./b at a reasonab e chaq~e Call 245 5514 8 23 90t c ---- - ---- MOBILE P'lome repa r Elec tr cal plumb ng and heat ng Phone 992 5858 7 15 ttc --------------- SEWING MACHINES Repa r service all makes 992 2284 The Fabric Shop Pomeroy Authorized Smger Sales and Servtce We Sharpen Sc ssors 3 29 tfc Tl E'XcAVA N G - Doi"ers- la;-o.e and small Ba ck hoes and loaders on tr~ck and t res Dump truck - Lo boy SJ!r v1ce Sept c tanks nst!lllecf George ( 811! ) Pullins phone 992 2478 or 992 7<102 2 9 tfc ;-.;;;- __.._____ - ---,=~ SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 10 41ft --------------- SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20 at 10:30 A.M 190 West Marn Street, McConnelsville Oh1o close to the Kroger Store Sell1ng the complete household turn1sh1ngs anllque furniture, chma glassware and machine shop tools, etc to settle the Estate of A L Smith Mr Smith was one of the old t1mers of Morgan County kn9wn for his fme mach me shop work and his connection w1th 01 1 well fields m Southeastern Ohio Th1s will be a very large sale lunch close by Noth1ng shown before day of sale Terms,- Cash Posrhve 10 Not responsible for accidents ADM of Estate-Mr Clifford D Greathouse Ralph Dye-Atty Auctloneer-B1II Janes, Phone 962-4333 or 557 3411 Sunnse Semmar 4 Sacred He.;~rt 10 Amer ca s Problems 10 Farm Report 13 Paul Harvey 13 Columbu s !Today 4 B ble Answers 8 Pattern s for L v ng News 6 Corncob Repo rt 3 Farmtlme fo Today 3 4 15 News 8 10 Fl nt stones 13 Romper Room 7 30 ~ Rocky & Bullw nkl e 13 New Zoo Revue6 8 00 - 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shadow " Venerable (3 27 28 29 30 ''<-+-+-t-+- 31 Ramless 32 Austrahan City 35 1954 Spencer Tracy movte (2 wds ) 39 Rapac1ly plunder 40 Heath genus 41 Guam s capital 42 lnh1btt DOWN 1 Cummer bund 2 Body of Kaffir warr ors DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work 1t CRYPTOQUOTES cl ___...;.P...:_ nnl' -lli'-'eSU...:.RP-RIS:.:cl "" AN ;:.:.S: ~WI:;:_; R h""ere; ____,l rI I :t J D BP U FPXWI BMWURB MB BATON INFUSE GU1XLFAU CALJUA Q MB C ALIXTN MB BUR PMK SXSBUUR MRI XK BEURBN - DMCMRUKU I (An•wcn tomorrow) Anewu a 17 Saucy 18 Burden 19 English composer 20 Make form Jumblf't INEPT Yesterday 1 Answer 10 Espouse 15 Put oul AXYDLBAAXR IS LONGFELLOW One letter stmply stands for another In thts sample A 1s used f or the th,.ee L s X for the two 0 s etc Single letters apostrophes the length and formation of the words are all hmls Each day the code letters are d10:erent z uRQA;;:T~I-...__,-., toNow arranre the mcled leiters the surprise antJwer u l I 0 I I :=:=:·::::::::-:::::==:::':::==·===·_:•:u:gg:e::s~ted by the above cartoon Y"!erday • contract talks between buildmg owners and Service Employes Internatonal Union local 13 The cbanges were suggested by the umon beca use of regulations by federal state and c1 ty bann1ng claSSifications that mdicate a preference for one sex BABIED Yesterdays Cryptoquote TO FILL AN HOUR AND LEAVE NO CREVICE FOR A REPENTANCE OR AN APPROVALTHAT IS HAPPINESS -RALPH WALDO EMERSON Soumis era y abo lllmseball- IIATS (@ 1973 Kmg Features Synd1cate Inc ) 1098 \\E ~· • J 984 I 1ST ' • 73 • 10 2 t K 182 Helen Help Us. • • Buyers of new 1974 automobiles are raiSing cam about bemg y H} lit lt·n Both I ' giVen Ute electriC chair - Ute new sensor system which k1cks up >' a fuss 1f the dnver and passengers don l have lhCir seal bells fastened Most members of the general public JOm m the 1larm and hulaballoo because Utetr Federal Government and the auw Dear Helen makers seem to have J0111ed 111 some kind of unholy conspiracy to M1sforluna\e who bellyaches My husband owns me by save their lives law I ve been compelled to lake his name h1s cred1l rat111g his Even a revered TV news commentator who usually has msultmg remarks 1s advertiSing the fact !hal she used better sense gol on Ute tube to rani and stom p a hllle about how m•serable Judgment m choos1ng a male the mach111e 1s now telling the human whallo do Slime people pay more allenl10n to their dog s pedigree or I ve had a couple of group discusSions about the subJCCl and llle expected performance of a new car than they dolo lhe back the new system whiCh renders the vehicle moperat1ve unless the ground and characteriStics of the persons they promise to share belts are on - or at least buckled - has evoked abuse m the rabo thelr hves w1th of about 4 1 Granted people put on good fronts Utal are hard lo see One ord111arily prudent and samtary man loudly proclaimed , through but usually 11 IS not d1ff•cult With observation and a thai he would never be caught dead weanng one (pun mme nol dash of sense to discover the real person behind lhe rosy glow of his) and devouUy thanked Prov1denee for not haVIng one of a new love those fiendish contraptions around his ~rud-se cllon m a seriOUS Any \\Oman who fmds afler marnage thai her husband IS a crash when hiS car rolled over and caught fire He was thrown llghlwad a d1clalor a mama s boy a ch1ldhater etc was JU ol clear of the colliSIOn and wasn l badly hurl plam slup1d when she mamed Thai goes for men about w1ves Others more mechan1cally-mmded have discussed lhe too many melllods wh1ch m1ghl be employed to bypass the seal-bell A lrammg course m marnage should be as mandatory as a electrical hookup And sllll others are ardently w1shmg for lhe blood lest 11 we must pass an exam before bemg licensed lo exploding a~r-bag reslraml system or somethmg s1m1lar which dt 1ve why nola n exam for hcense wmarry ' - AUCE M wouldn t requ1re any acllon by the motoriSt until the colhs10n actually occurred All of which causes me to say balderdash nuts and S1m1lar assorted expletiVes tun e Why don t these anti-bell fanatics do one sunple thing 1! and Perhaps 11 s because I m nol the best dnver m llle world or when Utey get 11110 a car of 1974 vmlage or later Pul on Ute bells because I am mlernally 111secure or somelhmg bul a funny lh111g and JUSt wear Utem for a couple of months ' has happened m these past few years I mean 11 L1ke anchoVIes and Scotch whiskey lhe wear1ng of I fee[ strange genumely strange if I slarl dmm g around seal bells IS an acqmred taste and DON T have lhat safety belt around my m1ddle I really And I m not preaching Utal wh1ch I don l pract1ce For the squ1rm and feel uncomfortable wtlhout 1t past SIX years or ,nay be more I ve been a fatlhful wearer of Ute &I to those deplonng the mandatory bells on the 1974 cars I bells Before Uta! I used lllem frequently but not always can only say lhat 1 recogruze there IS a strange facet of human But as 1t dawned on me that 111 JUS! a year or so my eldest nature !hal often makes us reJecl what IS good for us and to child vJould be reaching lhe mag1c age of 16 I reahzed lhat she repeal one of lasl year s best-remembered advertismg slogans would be wanlmg to dr1ve and fell1t would be a heckuva poor Try 11 - you II hke 1t example 1f I preached seal-bell safety lo her while usmg my O\\ n belts only on an mtermlttenl bas1s ,_. by HENRI ARNOLD .-J . md BOB LEE &I I started buc.l111g up JUS! as Gov Gtll•gan and lhe OhiO license pl)lte people te)lus to For long JOurneys or JUS! short hops Unscramble these four Jumbles one letter to each square to down to the drugstore or supermarket I very very rarely !~11 to form four ordinary v.:ords snap my seat bell mlo plaee I lladJml thai I don t use the shoulder strap system on one of the cats I driVe because 11 s an aw)lward and unposmg b•t of harness tbal seems more to be designed to np off sport Jackel buttons than to protect llle molor1sl from mortal pen! On lhe other wh1ch 1s much better designed I use lhe strap most of the 9 30 - Oh o Th s Week 20 '= -- -------- (ESTATE SALE) We Specialize In MAVTAG Arnold Grate. F OR FREE est mates on alum num s d lllg Storm Doors and W ndows Car ports Marquees and Ra ling Phone Charles Lisle Sy racuse Oh o Carl JacOb Sales Representative V V Johnson and Son Inc 6 22 tf c PUBLIC AUCTION Maytag Automattcs l speer;! operatJon Ql.01ce of water t'em ps Auto water leve control L1n F Iter or Power \ FIn AgItator Penna Press Maytag Halo of He.at # Dryers Surround, dottle With gentle eve heat No-hot spOts no overdry1ng fine Mesh Lint F Iter 0 REASONABLE rates Ph 4<46 4782 Gall pols John Russell Owner and Operator p 512tfc 992 2259 1973 HONDA 350 fully equ pped $800 Phone 992 5792 10 17 5tc Middleport ELNA and Wh r;- s;;.,- ng Mach nes Serv ce on all makes Reasonab'1e rates The Sew ng Center M id dfeport Oh o 1116ffc If no,Mtswer 992 2568 10 l7 5tc a 12 Sat I' Ihe R H Rawlings Sons --- -------- Kathleen M Cleland Leona V Cleland Henry E Cleland Jr Associates ----------~--- ..--------~------- Ahgnment OPEN Roger Hy se ll s Garage near Crossroads on St R 124 al mechan ca work ncfud ng automat c -:..-~-- ------'---tran sm ss ons Monday McCOY S AUCTION SERVICE Fr day 8 30 am I 5 p m For a real auct on cal the Saturday - 8 30 to 12 noon rea McCoy I 0 MaC' Un ess by appl Phone 991 McCoy Chester Oh o 5682 or 99 2 712 1 10 3 t(c 9 16 JOt c ~=T DOZER and back hoe work 0 UELL WHEEL AI gnmenf located at Cross roads Rf 124 ponds and se pt c tank.s d1t now back to work Com plete ch ng serv ce top so 1 f 11 front end service tune up ar'td d rt I mestone B&K brake serv ce Wheets Escavat ng Phone 992 5367 or balanced electron cafly All 992 3861 work guaranteed Reaso h ~ble 9 I tf c rates Phone 7.<12 3232 REAo v- M rx-- coNc RETE 2 18 tf c del vered right to your ----- ~-------pro ect Fast and easy Free RON SHEPARD Floor Wall Remodel ng Ceram c 1 1-e est mates Phone 992 3284 bath s Box 280 Rutland 742 Goeg en Ready M x Co 3664 M ddleport Oh o 6 26 tfc 6 30 tf c •t Btg.<:•pac1tv UPHOL STER your own tlff n ture We have all tl1e sup pltes you w II need Upholstery Fabr cs a very large select on of nylons velvets Herculon vmyls - n cotton pr nts also remnants Foam for c ush ons and padd ng ~urlap den ms cambr c foam glue z ppers spr ngs and cf ps chipboards legs sewing thread dacron tacks webb ng :welt cord cOtton sw vel base'S and a II other supples you w 11 need New furn1ture at low low pr ces Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Ma n 992 7S54 10 5 30tc MIDDLEPORT OHIO Phone 992 2550 Wheel F OR your new house contact Roush Con s truct on Syracuse Dh o Phone 992 5039 10 17 14tc For Rent build ng lot or a mob le home s te 70x90 feet Lots of trees m good ne ghborhood All uhllt es near JUST All WEATHER ROOFING CO. Be 15 20 25 30 - Thursday Oct 18 1973 11 oo - Gamb t 8 10 Passwordl3 Wzardof0dds3 4 15 11 30 - Love of L1e 6 10 Holfywood Squares 3 4 15 Brady Bun c h 13 Bowlmg 6 11 55 - CBS News 8 Dan Imel s World 10 12 00 - Jeopardy 3 15 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4 News 10 13 8 Password 6 12 J0 - 3 W s3 15 Splt Second6 SearchforTomorrowa 10 12 45 - E lectriC Company JJ Spectahst --------------C BRADFORD Ayct oneer o..e Pomeroy ROOFING FUR NACE CLEANING AND Rt;PAIR AND PLUMBING and PHONE 992-6675 n M Ph "992 2174 bo - 13 6 45 7 00 6 SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. r- OPFICE SUPPLIES Specificatwns Awnmgs MILIULt:PvRT - T .. .-1< We Des1g11 and Budd 1 o Your HOME WASHER & DRYER 6 6 6 6 6 Bulldoz.er Rad1ator to ~rna t es t Heater Core t Nathan B1ggs Radiator Spec1ahst GENERAL CONTRACTING 1973 14X70 MOB I LE home washer ..a d dryer d sh washer stan ess steel s nk garbage d sposa eye eve oven range dacron po yester carpet arge ot Phone 742 3083 7 18 tf 1220 Washmgton Blvd BELPRE 0 From the laraest D. L. MOORE & SONS c-:.-:: cc-:·c:-~ -~ .. 23 7521 992 2094 For Free Estimate 197'3 F LEETWOOD EX RA NDO 3 bedrooms $118 mon th Coo v e 667 3080 10 14 6tp Underpmnmg POMEROY HOME & AUTO 606 E Mam Pomeroy TAKE over payments 14 x 64 1 1 bath 3 bedroom s on pr vate Jot n Rut and Ca 742 5703 after 6 w eekdays any! m e O!J Sat and SUnday 10 14 II C Cond1l1one~5 All work guaranteed Roof 1ng • Spout' ng Por~h Repa1r Com plete Home Remodeling CASH pa d for all makes and modes o.t mob1 e homes Phone area c ode 614 423 9531 4 13 tf c VI --- 215 N Second Phone 992 3509 · ) 24 Hour Serv1ce CONSTRUCTION ------- MATERIALS CO 773 5554 Moson W EX Radla Healing A1r Cond Refngeratton Plumb1ng Electncal Appliances Auto Atr Cond Res1denhal or Commerc•al PRICE ---------=·=c ,.-------------- Bradbury COMPLETE . INTERIOR REPAIR Pels For Sale A1r HOGG & ZUSPAN ~06 992-2839 Buill to Your SiMes Pomeroy Home & Auto Open 8 T1l s AUTO TRIM Phone Reedsville 378 6223 after 5 p m 1971 SK YL NE F flh Ave 60 x 12 2 bedroom u furn shed Underp nn ng ncluded Excel ent cond ton Phone 61 4 667 38 66 for ap po ntment 10 16 7t c. MJOD TRUSSES Delavered to Job Site RUSSELL'S 968 WIND SOR 60 x 12 2 bedroom s Very good con d t on Ca 1 99 2 35 1 10 9 14tc Wheel Alignment •5.55 PRE FABRICATED - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 Rt 4 Pomeroy 0 992 3954 or 992 7349 BARBER SHOP Mobile Homes For Sale EXPERT ASK US ABOUT JOHN TUCKER News 3 4 8 10 15 6 AtK t"~w!l. 1 i Sesam e- Street 20 Person ality and Behav oral Developmtl I 33 6 30 - News 3 4 6 8 10 15 Hogan s Heroes 13 1 00 - News 10 What s My Lme 8 Truth or Const!q 3 6 Beal the Clock 4 Anyth ng You Can Do 13 Elec Co 70 Know Your Schools 33 Amer can L1te Style 15 1 30 - Ep sode Action 33 On the Money 4 To Tell the Truth 6 Sa le of the Century 8 Pol ce Surgeon 3 The Juc e 10 Beat the Clock 13 Call of the West lS Know Your Ant1ques 10 8 00 - Sonny & Cher 8 10 Bob and Carol and Ted and Allee 6 IJ World Senes Pre game !:.how J 4 15 Hosp1 tal 20 33 8 15 - World Se r es 3 4 15 8 30 - Movie The Man Who CouJd Talk To K1ds 6 13 9 00 - Cannon 8 10 9 30 - Woman 20 Wash ngton Debates 33 10 00 - News 20 Owen Marshall 6 13 Dan August 8 Harvest Festival 10 11 00 - News 3 4 6 8 10 lJ 15 Jana.tc; 33 11 JO - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Jack Paar Tont le 6 f\1\oy es Croo~s and Coron et s 8 Th s Sportmg L fe 10 The Horror of Party Beach 13 1 00 - Tomorrow 3 A Jack Paar Ton1 te l3 200 - News4 1 30 - News 13 & THINGS 6 00 - On Most Amencan cars 24 HOUR SERVICE FOR SALE PAR KV EW Kenne S Poodles1 toy male and 1 fema le Phone 992 5443 7 15 tfc Tel~ti:~~<?~, ~og Business Services STAR «.lis rats Qu e-kh sure 1 tbs \I 69 Ebersba ch Hdwe Sugar Run M Is P c k ens Hdwe Mason 109:30tp WORK'S THE SAME PITTSBURGH ( UPI) What s 111 a name' A Jamtor by any other name wdl be l<nown as a heavy cleaner a Jamtress as a hght cleaner a watchman as a secur1ly employe and a foreman .as superVIsor The name changes are among proposals m current ~J 9 65 t QI06 5 1 + 51 SOUTII (Il l • Q 1065 • KQ 4 DICK TRACY t 7 • A KQ 2 Bot h\ u ln('r be Wes t Nort h Ea st IN T 6• Pass Pa ss ,. So uth 4. 7• By Oswald & James Jacoby If you want to overb id your good hands you have our bless i'ng We approve of ove rbid dmg If you \\anllo 01erb1d and have yo ur partner s bless rng you should first make s ure that you kn ow ho" lo play the dumm y South s four c lub b1d was bnlhanl Jl takes bnlllance lo rebtd a four ca rd su1t South s seven club call wa s sup er brtl han! He b1d somelhmg he could make but h s play lefl h1m on e trtck short South started proceedmgs by drau1ng trump s wJth three lead s Then he cas hed dum my s ace of diamonds and rulfed a d1amond After th1s he struggled along lor seve ral mmule s bul could nol !1nd a way to make all the tncks Actuall y lhe grand slam was a ct nch He ne eded to use a play known as a dummJ rever sal He should w1n the first club m hiS hand lead a d1amond to dummy s ace and ruff a dta mond h1gh Then he could enter dummy 1\'llh e1lher a spade or a heart and ruff th e last d1amond w1lh another h1gh \rump Aller !hal he would lead h1s deu ce of trump s to dummy play out dumm y s la st lwo ~ trump s while dtscardmg a low ~ heart and a low spade from h1s ' own hand Then he could cia 1m !he rest of lhe lncks w1\h h•gh (i;~~~~ 11-lt;~S .<.:---.. o~% 1\T 1111:: ?fOP Tctli~T I N-1.- 9JM'iOCO/ Bl!<S ~~~~HA'Je M£ JUMP'/ k7 1\ CAT' -&... • 7 • • rards Where d1d !hal ex tra tr1ck 4ome from' From the trump SUI I of cour se Il e would have made four nalural trump tncks plus two ruffs m h1s own hand fur a total of s1x agamsllhe five he made by h1s own Ime of play NEWSPAPER i:N TERPR SE A SSN ,. 17 The b1ddmg ha s been West North East Pass Pass L+ 5• You Soulh hold DOC~, COME QUICK II PAWS GOT A RIFLE BALL IN HIS LAIG 1 South 4+ Pass ' Pass + +A K K4 • K J Z t A S 4 K J 6 What do you do now') A - 81d f1ve diamonds You hne your values and should show this ace I • MAW WU2 JEST DISHIN UP MVSUPPER LOWEE2V wdllast "Oh, yes yes yes! she c11ed bemg a relot1ve term however he SOld She h1t h1m With a sk1 pole �• 13 - The Dally Senlmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Oct 17 1973 12- The Dalll Senl111el Middleport Pomero) 0 Ocl 17 1973 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! for Sale Auto Sales WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES S P M Oay Before Publ1ca' on 2 SIGNS Pomeroy OF Motor Co. Monday Dead I ne 9 a m Cancel at on Corr~cf ons w II be accepted unt 19 am for Day of Publ cat on REGULATIONS The Publ sher reserves the r ight to ed 1 or reject any ads deemed ob ect onal The publ sher w II not be respon Sible for more than one In correct Insert on RATES For Want Ad Serv ce 5 cren ts per Word one nsert on 14 M n mum ChargeS I 00 cenh per word three consecut ve Insert o.ns 26 cents per word six con secut•ve nsert ons 25 Per Cent 0 scount on pa d ads and ads pad w th n 10 da 't'S CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $2 bo for 50 word mum Each add tonal m n word 3c BLIND ADS Add to n a t 25c Charge per Adver t sement OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Da fy lo ~1 2 00 Noon 8 30 am Si'lturd ay 1972CHEVROLETCAPR ICE NOT~CES rour R1ght to Know and t) e rormed of the l unc 1 ons of your governmenl arE err: bod ed n pub! c not ces r that se f government charges a c 1 zens to be nformed th s newspaper urges every c t zen to read and study these not ces We slrong y adv s-e th ose c t ~ns seek ng fUrther nforma on to exe r c se the ir r ght of access to pub) c reco rd s and pub ! c meetmgs 1971 FORD TORINOSOO ___ _________ _ For Sale EXCELSIOR Salt Works E Ma n St Porn eroy AI I k nds of salt water pellets water nuggets bloc k salt and o wn Oh o R ver Sa lt Phone 992 3891 6 5 tf c Coupe 1 owner car less than 33 000 m les brown t n sh w th match ng vmyl roof and 11 nyl ntenor 302 V 8 eng1ne standard transm ss on power s.teer1ng and brakes rad o really sharp POM~!~!v~~!~~ CO. foi\ POMEROY OHIO GROCERY bus1ness for sa T Bu fd ng for sale or leas e Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m to 1Q p m for appo ntment 3 20 tfc ~ Notice Not1ce YARD SALE Saturday Oct 20 and Sunday Oct 21 from 10 a m t [16 p m To sett e estate Complete hous ehold fur n l ure Joots 1961 Dodge 1 1 ton truck Rem ngton 22 R f e Model 4 m sc tems Frank Roush res dence Rt 1 Mmersv fie 10 173tp KOSCOT KOSMET ICS & W I GS Many spec as dur ng the month of Oct PhOne He en Jane Brown 992 51 3 0 2 tf c SWEE:PER Repa rs Parts Su pp es 0 scount pr ces on General merchand se th ru our catalog department Phone 367 7736 Dav s Vacuum Cleaner Store 10 a rn 5 p m Add son Oh o 9 23 30 t c GO NG out of bus ness PAUL s AUTO PARTS all stock must go Our loss s your ga n Phone 99 2 2595 10 14 61c YARD Sae Rt 7 bypass Moore res dence Thursday F r day and Saturday 10 am tll610pm 10 16 3tp YARD Sa e Arch e El ls r es den c e 2 m fe be ow K ng s Arms Some new woven rugs and some merely used In case of rain w If be he ld on front porch Wed nesday Thursday and F r day Starts 9 a m 10 16 3tc FLEA market at Add son every Sunday 9 a m t II ? De a ers welcome P & J Phone 992 3509 10 16 4tt" FABR C Inn Polyester bed spreads 2 dresser covers nt ess Set $25 dea l Chr st mas gffs Case out many yds doub!ekn ts loca ted Co R d 50 4 m es from Tuppers P a ns Schoo turn left Route 124 near Eden R1dge Church turn onto County 50 Phone 378 6276 10 16 6p LOTS of ch rysanthemums for safe f efd grown We only ha11e one c olor - yel low 10 bun ches for $5 We have some out n fu I bloom some rust budding Reynolds Flower Shop Ma son W Va Call 773 5147 9 26 tfc 12 - 100 foot frontage x 200 ft deep eve l lots to sell close to Rae ne 4 corn er tots are now ava lab! £' If nterested ca lf 84 3 2712 10117tc ONE Coppertone range hood Call 742 3842 10 16 3tc 85 000 BTU Forced a r gas furna ce $200 1966 VW camper A 1 cond 1t on $1 000 West Co umb a w va Cal 773 5186 tO 1651 c REDUCE excess flu ds w th F u dex ~ Lose we ght w th Dex A D et ca psules at N elson Drugs 10 16 2tc B FLAT Ebon te Bundy Clar net w th c ase and mus c holder $75 A so E fat alto Bundy saxo phone w1th case and mus c holder $125 Both n exce lent cond t on Phone 842 2286 after 6 p m Pau a and San dy Sayre Portland U h1o Rt 338 1 m te below Ravenswood Ferry 10 16 4t c Help Wanted NOTICE OF ELECTION TRUCK camper $550 Boat ON TAX LEVY IN motor and Ira er $450 EXCESS OF THE WAITRESSES Me gs In n Contact Ezra Ph II ps TEN MILL LIM TATION takes pr de n serv ng on l y tpe Syracuse Oh o Phon e 992 NOT I CE s hereby g ven tha t f nest food w th fast cour 55-42 n pursuance of a Reso ut on of teous serv ce f neat and 10 6 4t c the Counc:: of the V lfage of attract ve app y n person at - - - - - -- - - Syracuse Oh o passed. on the Me gs nn 000 BTU heater $50 15 cu ft 5th day of July 1973 there w 1 o 11 6t c 70self defrost refr gerator $ 25 be subm !led to a 11ote of the 11 ng room su tes S25 and up people of sad V llage at a GRILL COOK Exper.enced Baby beds $10 and up Genera ELECTION to be held preferred App y n per son a D nette set $25 m sc c lothes n the VII age of Syracuse Oh o Me gs nn and c oat~ 25c to $1 P & J Odds ~~ the regular p lace of val ng JO 11 6!c and Ends 215 N Second there n on Tuesdav. the 6th day ---~ - M dd eport Oh o of November 1973 the quest on BRUSH HOGS 4X5 ft phon e 10 16 4 c of levymg n excess of the ten 992 5858 m1 I I m tat on for the benet 1 of 7 15 tfc CB RAD 0 $30 a track tape Sy racuse VI age for the pur deck $25 L 11 ng room su te pose of pro11 d ng and ma n RELABLE mdde aged S25 Ch na cupboard $175 ta n ng f re apparatus ap woman to I ve n w th elder y Double Coca Co a coo er p i ances bu ld ngs or s te s coupe Do ght house work guaranteed $75 Ant ques af!d therefor or sou r ces of water cook a 1 ttfe and help elder v other m sc terns P & J Odds supp ly and mater--1-afs theretor woman to c are for her and Ends Add son Oh o or the estabf shment and h u sband that s bedfast Can 10 16 41 C ma ntenance of 1 nes of f r e have a day and fl ght off each alarm telegraph or the payrnen t week Ca 992 26 73 WH IS PERING P nes N te Cub of permanent part t me or o 14 6tc - have 2 30 n te club I cense volunteer f rem en or f re ---Ro"Ute 7 Pomeroy Oh o f ght ng com panes to operate WOMAN to care tor elderly Phone 992 9945 the same n the V !!age of lady Ether r ve nor stra ght 10 16 6tp Sy racuse Oh o Oh o days ght housework Call Sa d tax be ng a renewal of 992 23 06 or 992 2011 Edw n S Cozart an ex st ng tax of two m Jfs to 10 16 3t c NEW HOT POINT Cha rman run for f ve years at a rate not exceed ng 20m lis for each one WORK from home for Chr st COMPACT wh ch Do othy M Johnston dollar of va uat on mas Phone 949 ~11 9 part or ~ D rector amounts to twenty ce nts tor full 1 me good earn ngs each one hundred do Iars of ~ Dated Sept 13 1973 10 16 3tc valuat on for f ve years (10) 3 10 17 24 41C The Polls for sad Elect on H AVE open ng tor b eauty Yes They Stack' will be opeh at 6 30 oc l eak A M operator Send rep v to and reman open unt 1 6 30 Perfect For Tra1lers 1 Beauty Shop P 0 Box 122 o cock P !'{\ Eastern Standard M dd eport Oh o 45760 DRYER 132 95 T me of sa d day 10 16 6tc By order of the Board of WASHER 224 95 NOTICE OF ELECTION Elect ons of Me gs Cou nty ON TAX LEVY IN BOTH FOR ONLY $325 Oh o EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION Edw n S Cozart POMEROY NOT Cl;: s hereby g1v en that TRAILER Cha man 2 bedroom n Jack W C:arsey Mgr n pursuance of a Resolut on of Syracuse Phone 992 5964 Phone992 2181 the counc ot the v flage of Dorothy M Johnston 10 15 Jtc Pam eroy Oh o passed on the D rector Dated Sept 13 973 20th day of Augu~t 1973 ther e w 11 be subm tted to a vote of the ( 10) 3 10 17 24 41 C HOU SE for rent n Pomeroy 6 1973 DE L UXE z. g z~g sew ng ma c h nes Th s mach ne people of sa1d VIllage at a rooms 1 bah ful basement overcasts embro ders darns General ELECT ON to be held Ca 992 7443 or 4 6 2942 and makes btitlonho es Pav MIDEAST FRIED CHICKEN n the VI age of Pomeroy Oh10 Sunday weekdays after 3 30 balance of $42 50 or pay $5 a at the regular places of vot ng p m Ca I 446 2942 WASHINGTON (UP!) - A month Call 992 5331 there n on Tuesday the 6th day 10 14 4t c 10 14 7tc of November 1973 ttle q uest on food company m 01! rich of levy ng n excess of the ten Kuwait has opened the Middle 2 BEDROOM home n M d 19 73 EIGHT TRACK stereo m Ill m tat on for ttie benet t of deport C ose to E ementary East s f1rsl Kentucky Fried console Due to damage n Pomero y V ftage tor the pur Sc hoo l Ca 992 3674 sh pment w II sell for small pose of prov d ng and man Ch1cken shop the Agnculture 10 14 6tc balance of $99 or payments of ta nmg f re apparatus ap $6 99 a month Ca I 992 5331 pi ances bu ld ngs or s tes Department reports 14 7tc therefor or sources of water OffiCials sa1d the Kuwait 3 AND 4 ROOM turn shed and -~--- - - - -10 unfurn sheCI apartments supply and mater als therefor propnelor of the OLD fash oned safe tor d shes 1 Phone 992 5-434 or the establ shment and Food Co gas range 1 washer 1 cup 4 12 tfc mamtenance of I nes of f1re shop plans to buy frozen board 1 old stand 1 be ge -----~ alarm telegraph or the payment ROOMS by t he- W"i!ek fiB up co uch 1 sw vel TV tab e of permanent part t me or chicken and shortemng 111 the Me gs Inn Pomeroy c ha r w1th wooden arms volunteer f rem en or f re Umted Stales upholstered cha r 9 x 12 rug 7 12 tfc f ght ng com panes to operate old trunk 30 gallon hoi water the same n the V llage of tank 1 commode 1 lavatory PRIVATE meet ng room for Pomeroy Oh o small gas heater drapes any organ zat on phone 992 Sa d tax bemg a renewa of 3975 rugs quIts cush ons bed an exist ng tax of 1 m I to ru n HONDA 160 dreaM very n ce shape To see calf 949 59 13 spreads and other art cfes 3 11 tfc tor f ve years at a rate not 10 17 71c 992 27 40 exceed ng 1 0 m I for each one APARTMENTS ........GoOd;Q~ the Ph 10 14 6tc do lar of 11aluat on Which work ng man and w te near ---------~== amounts to ten cents fdr each Darw n Oh o Eff c 1en cy 197~ PONT AC Catal na 2 dr one hundred dollars of apartments newly decorated hardtop Phone 742 5445 valuat on for I ve years w If rent furn shed or un The Po lls for sa d E ect on 10 14 6tp turn shed E ectr c heat and W1tl be open at 6 30 o c lock AM c tv water Rent reasonable and rem am open unt I 6 30 1973 Zl~ ZAG SE W NG 773 5118 o clock P M Eastern Standard MACHINE S left n layaway 10 9 tfc T me of sad day All bu It n to buttonhole do By order of the Board ot stretch sew ng and fancy Elections of Me gs County ~lltchmg Pay ust $48 75 t ash Oh10 or terms ava able Trade ns accepted PJ'Ione 992 29a4 WILL do bookkeep ng n my Edw n S Cozart 10 17 6tc hom e Wr te Box 576 Mason Cha rma n 10 14 6tc ELECTROLUX Vacuu Dorothy M Johnston Cleaners com plete w th at D rector tachments cord w nder and Dated Sept 13 1973 paint spray Used but n Ike new cond t on Pay S34 45 Middleport Pomeroy BEEF h des Will pay $9 per (101 3 10 17 24 4fc cash Qr budget plan ava1lable h de Phone 773 5600 Grover Phone 992 2984 C Roush Mason W Va 10 17 6tc 10 7 lOtp ------- ----------- -- - J" BLACK Tenneuee Wafk.er colt Telephone 992 3640 after S p m '1 0417tc ' 1972 HON OA 450 Telephone 992 3640 after s p .m 10 4 121c -------...---- SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK SERVICE STEREO RADIO B track rape c omb nat on 4 speaker sound 070 r n Custom SOO 4 dr system Balance ~101 42 or auto sh ft J'llU V u New 1 r es use our budpet term .s Ca 1 battery and mu ff ler extra 992 3965 wheel and 2 studded ~now 10146fc g r ps All extra good con d ton ~9'95 Phone New H allen 304 88 2 2802 ....,.. 10 17 Jtp SI99S YARD Sa e 4 ta m lies otf new Rt 7 on Un on A11enue Thu r s day hrough Sat urday 10 l7 3 c NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION NOTICE s hereby g ven that n pursuance of a Resolut on of the Board of Trustees of th e Townsh p of Rutland Oh o -passed on the 1st day of August 1973 there w II be subm tted to a vote of the people of sa d 'Townsh p at a Genera ELECT ON to be he d n the Townsh p of Rutland Me gs County Oh o at the regular places of vot ng there n on Tuesday the 6th day of November 1973 the quest on of levy ng n excess of the ten m I I m tat on for the benet t of Rutland Townsh p Board of Trustees for the purpose of pro11 d ng and m a ntam ng f re apparatus app ances bu ld ngs or s tes therefor or sources of water supply and mater als therefor or the estabf shment and ma ntenance ot I nes off re alarm te egraph or the payment of permanent part t me or vo unteer f rem en or f~re f ght ng com panes to operate the same Sa1d tax be nq a renewal of an ex 1st ng tax of 2 m 1 to run tor f 11e years at a rate not exceed ng 2 m 1 I for each one dollar of vafuat on wh ch amounts to f ve cents for each one hundred dol ars of valuat on for f ve years The Polls for sad E eel on w II be open at 6 30 o clock AM and rem am open unt I 6 30 o clock PM East ern Standard T me of sa d day By order of the Board o f 'Elect ons of Me gs County S2B95 H T Sedan tow m leage local I owner new car trade 1n V 8 eng ne automatic trans power st eering & brakes radio llke new wh te watl1~res loaded With many Capnce luxury tems Beaut ful black f msh wdh blk v 1nyl roof 1971 CHEV BLAZER , S2B9S 4 ytheet dr ve lock ng frt hubs autom.;~hc trans power steer ng & brakes Deluxe tnm pac~age rad o good t~r es spare never been used Veh cle of m.=.nv "es clean n tenor wh te top over blue body GARAGE Sale Thursday at Enterpnse parsonage on Rt 33 Ant que t erns desk mant e cloc k organ s oo d shes A11on tems baby c othes to s z.e 3 turn lure cl othes many m sc te ms 10 17 lip PUBLIC - QUAliTY SEALED bidS w II be tall.en un 111 noon Oct 13 tor a Ford p ck up 1970 2 ton 302 eng ne3 speed tra!'l~m ss on cash n hand day of sale Truck mav be seen at the w.a:ter off ce Ches ter Oh o Reserve the r ght to re,ect b ds Tuppers Pta ns Chester Water 0 sir c:t 10 16 3tc MODERN SANITATION Good pa rl t1 me bus1ness Could be full l1me bus1ness Co Road 5 Monday thru Saturday E Mam Pomeroy 0 P AND J I:IOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR KE NNE LS of Calhoun Toy pood e pupp es $60 to \95 S ame!ie k ttens $15 Ph one 256 6247 FURNITURE Ph. 742-6273 Stop In and See Our Floor D1~la y_,_ Real Estate For Sale HOU SE and 3 ots n Ra e ne Oh o Ca 865 2103 by oWner 0 12 5 c ,..__. ___ _,...... :~ . 11 Chester ce Ca oc at on nea acres Gav n 367 7Jl4 _ ________10512tc _ __. Comp l ete mob le hom'e serv ce plu s g1gant c d splay of mot le homes always ava lable at 8 ACRE S of lando State Route 143 on new proposed water ne Ca 99 2 3640 after 5 p m 10412tc MILLER MOBILE HOMES 6 ROOMS and bath n town s 1 000 Ca 99 2 3975 or 992 257 1 9 28 ttc --- ------- iBEOROOMhouse 3 yearsold ca rp et ng b g k t che n w th o s o f cab net s 2 ac re ot g round Rae ne Oh o Ca 1 949 4998 9 12 tfc l. ' ) -------- --------- For Sale ----- GREAT COUNTRY STEREO 92.1 WMPO-FM Employment Wanted , ..._________ r-·------------------~ i Russell's Auto Trim I I I I I I I 1 , . -Ong1nal Upholstery Repaired or Replaced I I II -Custom Seat Covers -Custom Tnm Work -Auto carpeting -Vmyl Tops ~ PHONE 992-2839 Loc•ted Co Road 5 Bradbury Rl NO 1 Middleport Anthony Russell Owner !_ ____________ I I I I I I I 11 I I1 ·-----· ·-------------""' 1 I ' Wanted To Buy 1 NO I Copper 65c radiators 30c brass 25c batter es 90c c lean dry G nseng roots S57 lb yellow root $5 may apple 60c M A Hall Reedsv lie Phone 378 6249 __. 9 23 ttc CORNER cupboards wall cu pboards chests old guns any condlt on Also blue decorated stoneware wr te P 0 Box 44 Mart nsburg Oh1o 43935 or call 1 484 4440 after 7 p m 8 8 90tc --------r WANTED for auction household goods Tools most anyth ng of value. Will buy or se ll on comm ss on w 11 haul Call 992 3354 or 992 2792 __ Hayman ___ __ s_ ..__L._ _ _ _ 7 _25_ tfc Ol 0 furn ture oak tables clocks Ice' boxes brass beds d s11es or complete househoiGs Wr te M D Miller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o call 992 6271 __, 5 13 ttc ___________ __ _ - 2 bath large din ng oak floors basement and garden $2 000 00 POMEROY - 3 bedrooms Carpeted bath Om ng room Utlltty space Gas furnace Hardwood floors Part ba se ment Porch Storm doors & w1ndows $11 500 00 SYRACUSE - L ke new 4 bedrQoms Bath N ce k1t chen Full basement w1th rec room Siding Is alum and stone Large 2 car garage Cookout s screened and roofed Utility room Gas F A heat Water sof teners Large level lot TUPPERS PLAINS - Just 3 years old 3 bedrooms w large closets Large kitchen and d n ng area lots of ca b.nets and range Ut hty room Carpeted 2 acre Carport In new add t10n JU ST $17 000 00 WE HAVE MANY OTHER PROPERTIES TO CI-IOOSE FROM NEW LISTINGS EACH WEEK HENRY E CLELAND BROKER $5 000 00 COUNTRY HOME - N c~ modern b rch k1tchen w1fh cook and ba~e un ts 3 or 4 bedrooms famtly room and carport One floor plan Askmg lUSt $15 900 00 NEW LISTING - 35 acres 1n S<;~lem Townsh p w1th n about 2 m1les of new coal m ne 4 bedroom s bath basement w1lh f!arage $17 500 00 BU1[01NG LOT - 50xl60 In Pomeroy on Route 33 Ask mg Only $1500 00 CAB BUSINESS - 3 late models 2 w th atr and power All n good shape Want just $6 500 00 3 APARTMENTS -One fur mshed all rented house For:- $9 000 near court MIDDLEPORT - 2 bedrooms furntshed N ce bath large liv ng 2 porches Level lot $6900 00 YOUR PROPERTY LISTING CO\JLD BE IN THIS SPACE NOW IS THE TIME TO ACT AND PUT YOUR MONEY IN A SAFE PLACE LAND IS STILL INCREASING IN PRICE WE HAVE SOME GOOD BUYS It Must R ghl or we w1ll Make 1t Rtght 8 4 JO Dally Bu1ldmg 991 2101 - SEPTIC --------------TANKS CLEANED Complete SerV ce Phone 949 3821 Rae ne Oh o Cr tt Bradford WILL tr m ~-;:-- cut trees- and shrubbery A 'SO clean out basements att cs et c Cal 949 3221 or 742 4441 10 10 3ot c 5 1 tfc ------------EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work septic tanks nstalled dump truc~s and lo boys for h re w 11 haul f l d rt top so I I mestone and gravel Call Bob cSr Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n ight phone 992 35~5 or 992 5232 2 l1 tfc --------------Real Estate For Sale MODERN Country home land con tra ct S2 000 down scenery Coolv 1 e 667 3080 10 1.4 6tp YOU CAN st II beat the skyrocket ng cost of new construct on w th th s love y older home be ng offered for sate by owner Recent y remodeled the home has 3 bedrooms bath large fam ly style kitchen and a separate d n ng or lam y room New aluminum sl d ng exter or w th outs de entrance to basement A sell ng pr ce of S15 QOO ncludes complete furn sh ngs for th s home Owner w II help f nance Call 593 5667 (Athens) Shown by appo.ntment only 10 14 30tc ----------...---- ACRE lots Darw n area Tuppers Pta ns wafer Contact Hershel McClure Oa ry Isle until 3 p m 992 5248 after 3 - 992 3436 10 1~12tc 2 RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~~:.~:·t Rutland A,UTOMOBILE nsuran ce been cancelled? Lost yollr operators llcen~e Calf 99~ 7428 6 15 lfc --------DEAD 51 OCK - W II r~mn1./b at a reasonab e chaq~e Call 245 5514 8 23 90t c ---- - ---- MOBILE P'lome repa r Elec tr cal plumb ng and heat ng Phone 992 5858 7 15 ttc --------------- SEWING MACHINES Repa r service all makes 992 2284 The Fabric Shop Pomeroy Authorized Smger Sales and Servtce We Sharpen Sc ssors 3 29 tfc Tl E'XcAVA N G - Doi"ers- la;-o.e and small Ba ck hoes and loaders on tr~ck and t res Dump truck - Lo boy SJ!r v1ce Sept c tanks nst!lllecf George ( 811! ) Pullins phone 992 2478 or 992 7<102 2 9 tfc ;-.;;;- __.._____ - ---,=~ SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 10 41ft --------------- SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20 at 10:30 A.M 190 West Marn Street, McConnelsville Oh1o close to the Kroger Store Sell1ng the complete household turn1sh1ngs anllque furniture, chma glassware and machine shop tools, etc to settle the Estate of A L Smith Mr Smith was one of the old t1mers of Morgan County kn9wn for his fme mach me shop work and his connection w1th 01 1 well fields m Southeastern Ohio Th1s will be a very large sale lunch close by Noth1ng shown before day of sale Terms,- Cash Posrhve 10 Not responsible for accidents ADM of Estate-Mr Clifford D Greathouse Ralph Dye-Atty Auctloneer-B1II Janes, Phone 962-4333 or 557 3411 Sunnse Semmar 4 Sacred He.;~rt 10 Amer ca s Problems 10 Farm Report 13 Paul Harvey 13 Columbu s !Today 4 B ble Answers 8 Pattern s for L v ng News 6 Corncob Repo rt 3 Farmtlme fo Today 3 4 15 News 8 10 Fl nt stones 13 Romper Room 7 30 ~ Rocky & Bullw nkl e 13 New Zoo Revue6 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8 10 New Zoo Revue 13 Sesa me St 33 la ss e 6 8 30 ...._ Huck and Yog 6 D1 c k Van Dyke 13 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Paul D1xon 4 Ph I Donahue 15 Fr iendly Junct on 10 AM 3 Abbott and Costello 8 B ography 33 Brady B u nc h 6 Mo11 e Hgh Tme 13 9 30 - To Tell the Tr~,;th 3 Secre t Storm B M chaels & Co 6 9 55 - 10 00 10 JO - Chuck Wh le Reporls 10 D nah Shore 3 15 Jokers W ld 8 10 Ba411eGame3 4 15 M1ke Douglas6 SlOOOO PyramidS 10 12 55 - NBC News 3 15 1 00 - News 3 All My Ch ldren 6 l3 Not For Women Only 15 Concentrat on 8 What s My Lu:"~e 10 1 30 - As the World Turns 8 lO 3 On A Match 3 4 15 Let s Make A Deal 6 13 2 00 - Days of Our L1 ves 3 4 15 Gu d ng l ght 8 10 N ewlywed Game 6 13 2 30 - Doctors 3 4 15 G rlln Mly L fe 6 13 Edge of N ght 8 10 3 00 - Another World 3 4 15 General Hospital 6 13 Pnce Is R ght 8 10 Masterp ece Theatre 20 3 30 .- Return to Peyton Place 3 I 5 One l fe to L1ve 13 Secret Storm 10 Pt,U Donahue 4 Match Game 73 8 Fl ntstones 6 4 00 ~ Mr Cartoon 3 Love Amer can Sfyl e 13 Sesame St~3 20 Somerset 15 Speed racer 4 I l ove Lucy a Movie The Remarkable Mr Pe nnypa cker 10 4 30 - 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ABC News Close up 6 13 Mo vie 23 Paces o Baker Street 10 Folk 1970 33 Off th e Reco rd 20 - News 20 M1ssed dummy reversal- down 10 00Idea 33 NO RTil 17 + I K2 • A 83 t A 94 • J +794 Stree t s ot San Franc sco 6 13 Wh a t s The B ~ 11 00 - NewsJ 4 6 13 15 Janak 33 News8 10 TOO~\ S QUESTION 1l 30 - Jo hnny Carson 3 4 15 Jack Pa ar Ton te 6 Mov es Htgh Soc1ety 10 Cattle K ng 8 Smk the B smarck 13 '. ou b1d f ve d a m o nd ~ and yo ur 1 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 Ja ck Paar Tonlte l3 part c ca nt n ues to f ve heart s 2 00 - News 4 What do you do now') 2 30 - News 13 0 II ~LEJMN~ J I I I by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS I - 3 Bound and 4 A ct ress take Merkel 5 Fore not1ce ( 2 wds ) 6 - shadow as a pro 6 F use pellcr 11 Ktnd of '1 metal Anthra c1te 3C ld 12 'ferry or 8 Actor Roger 13 Led lhe Taylor 9 Before attack 14 Turnmg over as report of s1ght 16 Lolly 17 Closely confined 18 Malay g1bbon Escalade 21 24 Pamful 25 Armed a Ia Pnnce 22 Fluctuate 23 Nucleus 24 Hul 26 Prodded 30 Glad1a tortal mtheu 31 Cognate o ver 21 Tenn1s star 32 Weave 33 homo 34 A\llre 35 ~n ltahan cheese 36 Tatter 37 Eggs 38 YouMy Lucky Star' Vahan t wds ) Stag Requ<red - shadow " Venerable (3 27 28 29 30 ''<-+-+-t-+- 31 Ramless 32 Austrahan City 35 1954 Spencer Tracy movte (2 wds ) 39 Rapac1ly plunder 40 Heath genus 41 Guam s capital 42 lnh1btt DOWN 1 Cummer bund 2 Body of Kaffir warr ors DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work 1t CRYPTOQUOTES cl ___...;.P...:_ nnl' -lli'-'eSU...:.RP-RIS:.:cl "" AN ;:.:.S: ~WI:;:_; R h""ere; ____,l rI I :t J D BP U FPXWI BMWURB MB BATON INFUSE GU1XLFAU CALJUA Q MB C ALIXTN MB BUR PMK SXSBUUR MRI XK BEURBN - DMCMRUKU I (An•wcn tomorrow) Anewu a 17 Saucy 18 Burden 19 English composer 20 Make form Jumblf't INEPT Yesterday 1 Answer 10 Espouse 15 Put oul AXYDLBAAXR IS LONGFELLOW One letter stmply stands for another In thts sample A 1s used f or the th,.ee L s X for the two 0 s etc Single letters apostrophes the length and formation of the words are all hmls Each day the code letters are d10:erent z uRQA;;:T~I-...__,-., toNow arranre the mcled leiters the surprise antJwer u l I 0 I I :=:=:·::::::::-:::::==:::':::==·===·_:•:u:gg:e::s~ted by the above cartoon Y"!erday • contract talks between buildmg owners and Service Employes Internatonal Union local 13 The cbanges were suggested by the umon beca use of regulations by federal state and c1 ty bann1ng claSSifications that mdicate a preference for one sex BABIED Yesterdays Cryptoquote TO FILL AN HOUR AND LEAVE NO CREVICE FOR A REPENTANCE OR AN APPROVALTHAT IS HAPPINESS -RALPH WALDO EMERSON Soumis era y abo lllmseball- IIATS (@ 1973 Kmg Features Synd1cate Inc ) 1098 \\E ~· • J 984 I 1ST ' • 73 • 10 2 t K 182 Helen Help Us. • • Buyers of new 1974 automobiles are raiSing cam about bemg y H} lit lt·n Both I ' giVen Ute electriC chair - Ute new sensor system which k1cks up >' a fuss 1f the dnver and passengers don l have lhCir seal bells fastened Most members of the general public JOm m the 1larm and hulaballoo because Utetr Federal Government and the auw Dear Helen makers seem to have J0111ed 111 some kind of unholy conspiracy to M1sforluna\e who bellyaches My husband owns me by save their lives law I ve been compelled to lake his name h1s cred1l rat111g his Even a revered TV news commentator who usually has msultmg remarks 1s advertiSing the fact !hal she used better sense gol on Ute tube to rani and stom p a hllle about how m•serable Judgment m choos1ng a male the mach111e 1s now telling the human whallo do Slime people pay more allenl10n to their dog s pedigree or I ve had a couple of group discusSions about the subJCCl and llle expected performance of a new car than they dolo lhe back the new system whiCh renders the vehicle moperat1ve unless the ground and characteriStics of the persons they promise to share belts are on - or at least buckled - has evoked abuse m the rabo thelr hves w1th of about 4 1 Granted people put on good fronts Utal are hard lo see One ord111arily prudent and samtary man loudly proclaimed , through but usually 11 IS not d1ff•cult With observation and a thai he would never be caught dead weanng one (pun mme nol dash of sense to discover the real person behind lhe rosy glow of his) and devouUy thanked Prov1denee for not haVIng one of a new love those fiendish contraptions around his ~rud-se cllon m a seriOUS Any \\Oman who fmds afler marnage thai her husband IS a crash when hiS car rolled over and caught fire He was thrown llghlwad a d1clalor a mama s boy a ch1ldhater etc was JU ol clear of the colliSIOn and wasn l badly hurl plam slup1d when she mamed Thai goes for men about w1ves Others more mechan1cally-mmded have discussed lhe too many melllods wh1ch m1ghl be employed to bypass the seal-bell A lrammg course m marnage should be as mandatory as a electrical hookup And sllll others are ardently w1shmg for lhe blood lest 11 we must pass an exam before bemg licensed lo exploding a~r-bag reslraml system or somethmg s1m1lar which dt 1ve why nola n exam for hcense wmarry ' - AUCE M wouldn t requ1re any acllon by the motoriSt until the colhs10n actually occurred All of which causes me to say balderdash nuts and S1m1lar assorted expletiVes tun e Why don t these anti-bell fanatics do one sunple thing 1! and Perhaps 11 s because I m nol the best dnver m llle world or when Utey get 11110 a car of 1974 vmlage or later Pul on Ute bells because I am mlernally 111secure or somelhmg bul a funny lh111g and JUSt wear Utem for a couple of months ' has happened m these past few years I mean 11 L1ke anchoVIes and Scotch whiskey lhe wear1ng of I fee[ strange genumely strange if I slarl dmm g around seal bells IS an acqmred taste and DON T have lhat safety belt around my m1ddle I really And I m not preaching Utal wh1ch I don l pract1ce For the squ1rm and feel uncomfortable wtlhout 1t past SIX years or ,nay be more I ve been a fatlhful wearer of Ute &I to those deplonng the mandatory bells on the 1974 cars I bells Before Uta! I used lllem frequently but not always can only say lhat 1 recogruze there IS a strange facet of human But as 1t dawned on me that 111 JUS! a year or so my eldest nature !hal often makes us reJecl what IS good for us and to child vJould be reaching lhe mag1c age of 16 I reahzed lhat she repeal one of lasl year s best-remembered advertismg slogans would be wanlmg to dr1ve and fell1t would be a heckuva poor Try 11 - you II hke 1t example 1f I preached seal-bell safety lo her while usmg my O\\ n belts only on an mtermlttenl bas1s ,_. by HENRI ARNOLD .-J . md BOB LEE &I I started buc.l111g up JUS! as Gov Gtll•gan and lhe OhiO license pl)lte people te)lus to For long JOurneys or JUS! short hops Unscramble these four Jumbles one letter to each square to down to the drugstore or supermarket I very very rarely !~11 to form four ordinary v.:ords snap my seat bell mlo plaee I lladJml thai I don t use the shoulder strap system on one of the cats I driVe because 11 s an aw)lward and unposmg b•t of harness tbal seems more to be designed to np off sport Jackel buttons than to protect llle molor1sl from mortal pen! On lhe other wh1ch 1s much better designed I use lhe strap most of the 9 30 - Oh o Th s Week 20 '= -- -------- (ESTATE SALE) We Specialize In MAVTAG Arnold Grate. 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Be 15 20 25 30 - Thursday Oct 18 1973 11 oo - Gamb t 8 10 Passwordl3 Wzardof0dds3 4 15 11 30 - Love of L1e 6 10 Holfywood Squares 3 4 15 Brady Bun c h 13 Bowlmg 6 11 55 - CBS News 8 Dan Imel s World 10 12 00 - Jeopardy 3 15 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4 News 10 13 8 Password 6 12 J0 - 3 W s3 15 Splt Second6 SearchforTomorrowa 10 12 45 - E lectriC Company JJ Spectahst --------------C BRADFORD Ayct oneer o..e Pomeroy ROOFING FUR NACE CLEANING AND Rt;PAIR AND PLUMBING and PHONE 992-6675 n M Ph "992 2174 bo - 13 6 45 7 00 6 SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. r- OPFICE SUPPLIES Specificatwns Awnmgs MILIULt:PvRT - T .. .-1< We Des1g11 and Budd 1 o Your HOME WASHER & DRYER 6 6 6 6 6 Bulldoz.er Rad1ator to ~rna t es t Heater Core t Nathan B1ggs Radiator Spec1ahst GENERAL CONTRACTING 1973 14X70 MOB I LE home washer ..a d dryer d sh washer stan ess steel s nk garbage d sposa eye eve oven range dacron po yester carpet arge ot Phone 742 3083 7 18 tf 1220 Washmgton Blvd BELPRE 0 From the laraest D. L. MOORE & SONS c-:.-:: cc-:·c:-~ -~ .. 23 7521 992 2094 For Free Estimate 197'3 F LEETWOOD EX RA NDO 3 bedrooms $118 mon th Coo v e 667 3080 10 14 6tp Underpmnmg POMEROY HOME & AUTO 606 E Mam Pomeroy TAKE over payments 14 x 64 1 1 bath 3 bedroom s on pr vate Jot n Rut and Ca 742 5703 after 6 w eekdays any! m e O!J Sat and SUnday 10 14 II C Cond1l1one~5 All work guaranteed Roof 1ng • Spout' ng Por~h Repa1r Com plete Home Remodeling CASH pa d for all makes and modes o.t mob1 e homes Phone area c ode 614 423 9531 4 13 tf c VI --- 215 N Second Phone 992 3509 · ) 24 Hour Serv1ce CONSTRUCTION ------- MATERIALS CO 773 5554 Moson W EX Radla Healing A1r Cond Refngeratton Plumb1ng Electncal Appliances Auto Atr Cond Res1denhal or Commerc•al PRICE ---------=·=c ,.-------------- Bradbury COMPLETE . 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So uth 4. 7• By Oswald & James Jacoby If you want to overb id your good hands you have our bless i'ng We approve of ove rbid dmg If you \\anllo 01erb1d and have yo ur partner s bless rng you should first make s ure that you kn ow ho" lo play the dumm y South s four c lub b1d was bnlhanl Jl takes bnlllance lo rebtd a four ca rd su1t South s seven club call wa s sup er brtl han! He b1d somelhmg he could make but h s play lefl h1m on e trtck short South started proceedmgs by drau1ng trump s wJth three lead s Then he cas hed dum my s ace of diamonds and rulfed a d1amond After th1s he struggled along lor seve ral mmule s bul could nol !1nd a way to make all the tncks Actuall y lhe grand slam was a ct nch He ne eded to use a play known as a dummJ rever sal He should w1n the first club m hiS hand lead a d1amond to dummy s ace and ruff a dta mond h1gh Then he could enter dummy 1\'llh e1lher a spade or a heart and ruff th e last d1amond w1lh another h1gh \rump Aller !hal he would lead h1s deu ce of trump s to dummy play out dumm y s la st lwo ~ trump s while dtscardmg a low ~ heart and a low spade from h1s ' own hand Then he could cia 1m !he rest of lhe lncks w1\h h•gh (i;~~~~ 11-lt;~S .<.:---.. o~% 1\T 1111:: ?fOP Tctli~T I N-1.- 9JM'iOCO/ Bl!<S ~~~~HA'Je M£ JUMP'/ k7 1\ CAT' -&... • 7 • • rards Where d1d !hal ex tra tr1ck 4ome from' From the trump SUI I of cour se Il e would have made four nalural trump tncks plus two ruffs m h1s own hand fur a total of s1x agamsllhe five he made by h1s own Ime of play NEWSPAPER i:N TERPR SE A SSN ,. 17 The b1ddmg ha s been West North East Pass Pass L+ 5• You Soulh hold DOC~, COME QUICK II PAWS GOT A RIFLE BALL IN HIS LAIG 1 South 4+ Pass ' Pass + +A K K4 • K J Z t A S 4 K J 6 What do you do now') A - 81d f1ve diamonds You hne your values and should show this ace I • MAW WU2 JEST DISHIN UP MVSUPPER LOWEE2V wdllast "Oh, yes yes yes! she c11ed bemg a relot1ve term however he SOld She h1t h1m With a sk1 pole �Weather 14 - The Datly &>mit .. I, Mtddleport-Pomero~. 0 ., tkt . 17. J9i:J . ' '• • High today upper 50s to middle BOs. Clear and cool tonight. Low in the middle to lower 40s. Mostly sunny and warmer Friday. High in the 60s and lower 70s. VOL. \XV NO. 13.1 CHARLESTON, W.Va . (UP! ) --<The West Virginia Department of Highways disclaims liability or negligence in the 1967 Silver Bridge collapse, according to six separate legal briefs filed in the state Court of Chiims. The briefs submitted Wednesday by state Attorney General Ch~uncey Browning said the department has no legal obligation to pay damages. "This is not a claim in which ., ' THIS IS the corps of majorettes which is fronting the Meigs High School Band this football season . From left to OFF ~=-:;:;:::::::::::::::::::: :::.::::;:;:;::: :::::::: ::::::;:;:;:;:;:;: :::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:, BEIRUT - SEVERAL MEN ARMED with submachine guns invaded the Bank of America in downtown Beirut today, seized hostages and demanded $\0 million for Arabs fi ghting Israel, witnesses said. Witnesses said •' least three persons, including a· policeman, were wounded in an exchange of fire between the gunmen and police who cordoned of.! the bsnk. I· Our Entire Stock :· of Womens Fall toats _Is Included In This Sale· BIG SELECTION OF MISSES JUNIORS .AND PRETEEN SIZES. ., FUR TRIMS-SUEDES MIAMI B8ACH - AFL-CJO LEADERS OPEN their biannual convention today, but the "not welcome" mai is out for President Nixon, Labor Secretary Peter J . Brennan and non\Ulion teJevision 'Cameramen. The labor officials, representing nearly 14 million members, were expected to vent their rage and unhappiness through rhel!'ric and resolutions With the policies of the administration; especially on its handling of the economy. And they plan to Jay the groundwork for organized labor's efforts to eleci a pro-labor Congres,s in the 1974 off-year elections,-a Congress that would be able to override the President's vetoes of union-backed legislation . AKRON , OHIO - LOCAL 7OF THE United Rubber Workers Union struck the Firestone Tireand Rubber Co. plant here early today in a dis~.te over local ·grievances . The workers voted almost 3-to-2 in favor of the work stoppage after an impasse was reached on a supplemental contract to resolve the grievances. The plant employs 3,400 workers. MiAMI-SEN. EDWARD M. KENNEDY, D-Mass., today gave his first public reaction to the changing of the geograph)c name Cape Kennedy back to the historic name, Cape Canaveral. In a letter to the editor of the Miami Herald, Kennedy said the Kennedy family was ''grateful" for the years in which the late President'sconcern for the space program was honored with the name Cape Kennedy. SfOCKHOLM - AN AMERICAN, Wasslly Leontief of Harvard University, tod<ty won the 1973 Nobel Prize for Economics, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced. The acad,emy cited Leontief "for the development. of the inputoutput method and for its application to important economic problems." Leontief, 67, won the equivalent of $122,000 provided by the Swedish National Bank·. ' WASHINGTON - AN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE on coal research concluded here Wednesday with a recommendation for a permanent international commission to guide and encourage technological development. The conference attracted leading coal industry researchers from Britain, West . Germany, France, Belgium, Spain, Canada ' and the United States. · BALTIMORE - u: S. ATI'ORNEY GEORGE BEALL wants state prosecutors to put off any investigation of former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew until he completes his own investigation of Maryland political corruption. Beall, who headed the investigation that led to the resignation of Agnew last_week, said Wednesday he has asked state's attorneys.in two counties to delay proposed investigations of Agnew's activities-because he saiq the probes could result in . "confusion and generally inhibit our work." SIMULATED LEATHERS WOOLS AND FALL FURS ' . . . .. , ._ , , , , , , •• ·r ••.•.• · · .,..,.,.,.,.,._._.,.,.,.,.,., • • • • • 'Q.!.o!o!o:o'.O:o~O~o"oY~•ifllo•uo; ~ ~;•;:;oo•;o;o;o-;•;•;o;.-.y~o;o;o;o~o;o;.;.;.;o;o;o;o;Q;.;o;:;o;:,-.;:?.i:!•i~9&:::::::~·:««-:o»,"'.-,.::::O::-:•,:->»!•:-!"!•,o;O:.;.:.;o;o;o:V.V.•&N.O!OM .•»:O:«O:<:o:•,·o-rrro~./'h* ~~ l······~~-dl;;··:··:··~· ~--·Su~~ ~~ ..;~~ister In Our First Flgor II ~: ~ foundations Department For The RCA XL 100 !!} · Portable Color TelevJsion. ·No Purchase Is Necessary.· ll You Need Not 'Be Present To Win. . -:; CHARGE ACCOUNT . ~~ - .~ . ~ ...«~.;.:::f-.'f«:K@'f§.Z:~'i::;'.!":~:::;:;~":::~"»X~~~~!:>..'*:::-t-»":".:'(.:W;::m-x{.~ ' Six candidates filed their council seats are to be filled intention to be write-in can- thi~ year, Johnson became -only dictates in three.,Meigs County the second candidate. Filing vi llages at the deadline earlier for council was Joan Stewart. Two other council I' Wednesday afternoon . Filing intentions according members will have to be apto the Meigs County Board of pointed after election. Mrs. ONE PRESIDENT TO ANOTHER, Edison Hobstetter, Elections were David Jenkins, Thompson is the only canright, president of the Pomeroy National Bank, and Victor James L. Brewer and Allan L. didate for the treasurer's post Braley, president of the Rutland Silver Circle Senior Citizens ' King for Middleport Village in Rutland . Club, shake hands to seal an agreement between the bank Council; Barry McCoy for There were no write-in can- 1 and the club. The bank has turned over its former branch · Syracuse Village Coun cil ; dictates liling at Wednesbank building in Rutland for use by the club free of charge. Orville Johnson for Rutland day's deadline in Pomeroy. The bank structure will be used as a sub senior ,citizens Village Council, and Mary E. There are four candidates for Thompson for treasurer of ' -fow- council posts as the result of the regular filing procedure, Rutland Village. In Middleport fow- counctr · however. They are Harry . m~mbers are to be elected at Davis and Ralph Werry, the November 6 election . Democrats, and Elma Russell Marvin Kelly w.as the only and Phil Globokar , candidate to file for one of the Republicans. Charles Legar A truck driven by Larry B. Drew Webster Post 39 of the four seats earlier. With the and Robert Hysell have filed Wyatt, Middleport, Rt. 1, was American Legion will not filings by Jenkins, Brewer and · for the two seats on the board demolished in a single accident recognize Monday, Oct. 22 as King Wednesday, the exact of public affair:s. Wednesday at 12:30 p. m. at 'In Racine, there were no Cook's Gap Hill on SR 124, the number of . candidates have filed . No one has filed for one candidates via the . write-Iii Meigs County . Sheriff's seat on the board of public route. ltowevet , fi ve Can- Department reported. NEW YORK . (UPI) Wyat t was traveling west on affairs to be open at the end of . didates did file earlier for the Baseball Commissioner fow- seats on council. They ·are 124 when he went off the highthis year. Bowie Kuhn met with Mike In Syracuse, McCoy 's run- Harriet S. Neigler, Albert Hill, way on the right and struck a Andrews Wednesday and ning as a write-in candidate Alf~ed ' H. Lyons, Jr ., Larry bridge abutment. he "specifically said brings the total candidates to Wolfe and Grace Roush. David He was taken to Veterans discussed with him press four for the fow- posts. Filing Cle1and and Dale Boyd are Memor.ial Hospital by the stories regarding threats by earlier as candidates were competing for the one seat Middleport E-R Squad where the Oakland club." Woodrow Zwilling, Eber open on the Board of Public he was treated and •·eleased. But Kuhn said he was not Pickens and Robert Wingett!. ' Affairs this year . Anna Wines Wyatt was cited to court on taking any action at thts"llme · Betty Hayes filed earlier for is unopposed for · the charges ' of driving while inagainst A's owner Charlie the one vacancy on the board of treasurer's post. toxicated and no valid Finley, who tried to put public affairs. 'Phyllis Hennessy, a operator's license. Andrews on the disabled list ln Rutland. where four Demo c rat-, incumbent At 2:40 a. m.today in Sutton after he made two key errors treasurer, is seeking re- Township on County Road 30 a in the second· game of the eJection in ,Pomeroy and is buck deer was struck and CYCLIST CITED World Series last Sunday. killed when it ran into the path Minor damages were in- unoppos~d. " I expect to explore this of a pickup truck driven by curred to a· motorcycle and a situallon further with people Michael J. Brown, Rac:ine . car on Lincoln Hill Road in the Oakland or.No notification There was medium property Wednesday evening, Pomeroy ganization," Kuhn said in Police report. Frank W. Porter announced damage. a statement issued before The cycle, dri ven by David today that notification of any the fourth game. "After the I D. Price, Pomeroyi crossed the meetings of · the Syracuseseries Is completed I will center line and struck a car Racine Regional Sewage have a further statement. driven by Mjchael K. Gilmore, . District that may be held in·the "The Important fact for E-R SQUAD AIDS . . Pomeroy. Price was ci led for futw-e will not be made public the time being is that he . · The Middleport emergency being left of center. prior to the meeting . (Andrews) has been restored squad squad was called to Anyone wishing .information Cook's Gap Hill at 12:32 p. m. to duty by the .Oakland club as to when the members of the Wednesda y for Larry Wyatt. Marriage License and will be available to play 'Michael Wayne Hysell, 19, regional sewage district will He was taken to Wterans in the World Series." · Laport, Ind,, and Joy Ann meet may contact Ed Neutz- Memorial Hospital where he ling, presid~nt of the board. Hayes, 16, Gallipolis. was treated and released. . Truck totaled L .J . ·MIAMI- HAVANA RADIO TODAY credited Premier Fidel · Castro witli rescuing the Belgian ambassador, held captive in the French Embassy in the Cuban capital by a kidnaper demanding passage to the United States. The broadcast,' monitored In Miami said the bearded Communist leader "penetrated the emb...;y to rescue" the ambassador. There were n? details, but · earlier reports said Castro had personally supervtsed the ktd· flllper's captitre. •, --- j .. . I. ' . • • ; ~ I' ' center opened from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. each Wednesday. CJUD members can do craft work and other projects at the center. The new center was occupied by the club Wednesday afternoon. The Ru\land club needs a coffee pot, piano, refrigerator, and furniture. Anyone wishing to contribute an item may contact 992-7884 or 992-7886. Legion shuns ·change on Cook's Gap Veterans D:;t.y but will observe the day on the date it was intended, Nov. 11 at 11 a.m. This was the decision made when post members met Tuesday night at the post home. In other business Henry Cleland, Jr., chairman for the Gifts for Yanks program, announced that Nov. 15 has been designated as dough for doughboys when a house to house sale of bread will be made. Proceeds will be used for veterans in hospitals in Ohio. Frank Vaughan reported on the recent. Eighth District Conference held at Jackson. Guest speaker at the conference was past depa(tment commander G. Howser. Attending locally..._were Kenneth Harris , Frank Vaughan, George Nesselroad and Paul Casci. Past · Com!llander's night was set 'for Oct. 24, trustees meeting on Oct. 30 and the annual Thanksgiving dinner for post members on Nov. 20 at 7 p.m. Fifty-five members attended, 12 of which were veterans of World War I. The · financial report was given by Charles Swatzel. Memhership to date is 268. George Nesselroad , comma nd er , presided at the meeting. . An oyster dinner was served by 'Charles Hayes who was assisted by Clifford Hayes. 50 more names ' drawn for jury Additional names of 50 . Florence Wyers, Reedsville ; residents were drawn ·wed- Don t.. Wood, Pomeroy; Goldie nesday for possible jw-y duty in Carson, l'!liddleport; Nancy the first degree mw-der trial of Cummins, Racine ; Glenn James Cundiff; 34, Rt. I, Tuttle, Minersville; Leslie M. Racine, which is scheduled t~ Price, Pomeroy ; Elwood begin in Meigs County Com- Howard, Rutland, Rt. I; Leota mon Pleas Court ·Tuesday,Oct. Johnson , Portland ; W. I. 23, at 9 a.m . bivetl, Middleport ; Mer! Cundiff is . charged in the Do11glas, Harrisonville; de@lho!William(Bill ) Harden, Charles H: Romine, Rutland; 34, Rt. 1, Racine, on Aug. 29. Ethel Rife, 'Langsville;. Harden's body was . found by Mildred Truman, 'L!Ingsville; officers lying on the sidewalk Pearl Nixon, Rutland ; Thomas near the Duds ' n' · Suds Holter, Racine ; Wendell Grate, Laundromat about 2: 40 a. r\1. Rutland ; Norman Parker, on the morning of the 29th. Pomeroy : · Curtis Dalton, A grand jw-y called into Rutland, Rt. 1; Norma Cw-tls, special .session on Thursday, Pomeroy; Sharon Boyles, Aug. 30, indicted Cundiff on a Tuppers Plains ; April first degree mw-der charge. Lowther, Pomeroy , Rt. 3; Names of jurors drawn in the Roger Gaul, Pomeroy, Rt. 3; . office of the Clerk of Courts Irene Hanson, Middleport ; were Keith Phalin, Pomeroy; Norman Hysell, Long BotRoy ·cremeans, Coolville, Rt. tom; . Veda Davis, Pomeroy; 2; Carol J , Wolfe, Racine ; Marjo\ie L. Rice, Rutland ; I Ethel Nicholson, Rutland ; Roy . Dennis McDinr\ey, Dexter; W.' Csrter, Middleport, Rt. 1; · Roy M. Wiseman, HarrisonUnda Mor~is , Rutland; Monty ville; James Gaston, · Albany, Proffitt, Portland; James Rt. 3; Sharon Black, Rutland ; Owens, Pomeroy: . Henry Roy E. Miller, Pomeroy, Rt. 3, Beaver, Chester; Allan Dill, and Janet Korn, Pomeroy. Pomeroy, Rt. 3; Jeweii·Jones, · · .Attending the drawin'g were Albany, Rt, 3; Gladys Major, Larry Spencer, Clerk of Dexter: Robert Price, Long Courts, John C. Bacon, · Bottom; . Glenna Fetty, Common Pleas Judge; The fJJIIowing is a schedule of the dates and location when the Langsville; Robert Paulsen, Freeland Norris and Lauren seniors will be selling the items, . Oct. 17 and . 18, New Haven ' Louise Hoffman, Jury Com· Hemlock Grove: Oct. 23, Hartford, Oct. 24 and 25, Mason, Oct. 29, Clifton,-Oct. . Thompson, Pomeroy; Arthur missioners, and Mrs. Viola 30, West Columbia and surrounding area. All orders must be , Taylor, Pomeroy, Rt. 4; Earl Hartenbach, r~presenting the · . turned in by Oct. 31. A. Griffith, Reedsville; sheriff's offi~e . ~~ - .• given an additional 10 days in which to file amended motions. At a hearing last month, presiding Judge Henry Ducker said the chief issue to be resolved is whether the state can be held liable for damages. The claims were filed in 1969 and represent the largest suit ever brought against the state. They have been held inactive while litigation was heard in other courts of jurisdiction. )' COLUMBUS - GOV. .JOHN J. GILUGAN said he and his wife saw an unidentified flying object while in Michigan earlier this week. Gilligan says they were traveling by car on U.S. 23 . from Ann Arbor Monday night and saw the UFO for about 35 minutes. The object, a "vertical beam of light" located ahove a cloud cover, was not Ha piane or ,a bird," sa'id Gilligan. "We got rid of it bclore we reached Ohio," he quipped . WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON HAS WON a round in the court fight over his Watergate tapes. U. S. District Court Judge John J. Sirica dismissed the Senate Watergate committee's suit to obtain them. Meanwhtle, the p,resid~nt:s · lawyets are expected to appeal to the Supreme Court ~ltngs requiring the President to produce the tapes In connectton wtth Archibald ·eox's criminal mvesttgation . · . I Browning, who filed the bri~fs to accommodate the claims brought by six attorneys, said the department exercised ordinary and reasonable care in maintaining the span. The accident was " unavoidable," he said. West Virginia law did not make the ,department a guarantor or insuror· of the safety of persons traveling over roads and highways, the attorney general said. Interested parties have been ' i ELBERFELD$ tpe stale fn good conscience should pay, " Browning said. Forty-six persons were killed · when the bridge t'OIIapsed into the Ohio River at Point Pleasant Dec . 15, 1967. A total of 49 claims has been filed against the state for $6.5 million, asserting the department was negligent in maintaining and regulating the Silver Bridge. The compensation was asked for wrongful death, personal injury and )li'Operty damage. INews •• in Briefs!! 6 write-ins file . By United Press International GAFFNEY, S.C. -SEN . STROM THURMOND, R-S.C. and his wife, Nancy, fire expecting a third child early next year, the senator announced today. Thw-mond will celebrate his 7lst birth· day in December. His wife is 27. USE YOUR TEN CENTS PHONE 9.92 2156 right are Jan Holter, Jenny Chapman, Peg O'Brien, Sonya Ohlinger, field commander; Kathy Werry , Babs Witte and Judy Owen. · :~~= • There are seven times zones in the United States. West .Virginia disclaims Silver Bridge liability Thursday 9:30 to 5:00 , ent1ne i • . •• Devoted To The lntereJI$ Of The Meig~-Mruon Area IHUHSDAY, OCIOBER 18, 1973 POMEROY MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Now You Know SENIOR Pi¥>JECT at Wahama High School · is th~ selhng of attractive Christmas candles and holders. : Proceeds from the project will be used toward the senior's trip. Shown With several of the items on $ale are 1-r Keiih Po~ell, Vicki Lieving, John Ferguson, Gregg Gibbs: Tetry Smt)h; Barbara Clark, Rick Hesson and Dick Nease, advisor .. • I ' ' ' ) •• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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