http://66.213.69.5/files/original/eb26dada74a460dc5698db05e87613c8.pdf 41e64ed7f409a27d54de123b7fbaa77c PDF Text Text . . • The Daill Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., 0<'1 . 22, t9i3 8 • th(•mscl\·es. HouSC' Denaocratic I.Rader Nixon . .. October 21-23 Walt Di sney ' s AR ISTCiCA TS (Technicolor ) Fully an imated featur e. IGI SONG OF THE SOUTH over the weekend , said Reid, a former Republican, "and oo president can be permitted to flout Ole decisions Democrats and one Rep;..blican ------•'•tGJ Wednesday & Thursday October 24.25 ding prosecutions and break a commitment to the Congress to insure an independent special prosecutor." , House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford of Michigan said Nixon 's progosed com pro· mise on the taPes was 'fair and reasonable and Cox should have accepted it." Ford's nomination to suc· ceed Agnew as vice president is likely to become bostage to the battle over the tapes. White House officials said Nixon was so certain the Senate would not confirm a new attorney general until the dispute is settled he will not even nominate one , letting Bork hold the role in the 1 Oppositior1 was expressed by only two Republicans and a single Democrat. But many members didn't commit NOT OPEN TWO -.;:vF:NINGS EACH WEEK NUW meantime. BUFFET DINING MONDAY EVENING AND TUESDAY EVENING 5 to 9: 3o-_AII you..5~ .~.!:~ _1~ (or AI a Carle) . Possibility Exists The possibility also exists that Congress may pass a bill to create a special prosecutor who could not be fired by the President. Such a blll could be vetoed but could become law if approved by two-thirds of both houses, Constitutional experts are divided over whether Nixon . has invited impeachment. " The Presid ent has the power to discharge anybody who is a member . of the e xecutive department ," argued Yale law professor Alexander Bickel. But Raoul Berger, a Harvard law professor, said Nixon's action in proposing that Stennis review the tapes was "designed to . circumvent" 'h:::P Menu Ch o1 ce Ordef. our reg ular By United Press International of two courts, endanger pen· 31 said or indicated they favored impeachment proceedings. of ' 'No man is above the law," other choice.' ' 31 Favor Procef'dings Of the nrsl 49 House members who expressed an opinion in the initial wave of cOmment Joel An i mated tales Chandler' Harris. Parrcn Mitchell of Maryland and New Yorkers Ogden Reid and Bella Abzug. impeachment and, "The President hasn't left us with much Ton•ght & Tu esday I Technicolor ) were prepared by Democrat Jerome Waldie of California, supporter, said " pressures are increasing ' ' in the House for MEIGS THEATRE Experts agree reports on UFOs have merit lmpeilt'hm(>nt resolutions Thomas P. O'Neill said he had talked with a "considerable t ~ontinued from page 1) number" of House members reassembles Tuesday from the · and "we've all talked abo ut long Veterans Day holiday impeachment." weekend . Senate Democratic Whip Robert C. Byrd , W. Va., conser vative and usuaUy a Nixon court orders and amounted to "an impeachable offense." Judge John J . Sirica had ordered Nixon to give him the Urinks "and tapes for review, saying he Desse rt Extra. would delete sections dealing with non-Watergate matters me nu every nig ht 5 to 10. and turn the rest over to special prosecutor Cox. By a 52 vote, the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Sirica's order, but urged a compromise. Laird argued Nixon complied with . that court by suggesting the POMEROY Stennis compromise - a ...,...,~ proposal Cox rejected. The MEIGS INN fH. 992-3629 i,......,.....,...,. _______ __.,.____ New Shipment! While They Last!. KATHY WERRY, left, and Judy Owen, Meigs majorettes, do their thing during halftime acti\tities at Meigs stadium Friday night: The band performs in background. . Peterson again top prosecutor Two Los Angeles area space experts agree tha"t many people who report seeing unidentified flying objects (UFOs) are seeing something, but question that the UFOs are extraterrestrial spaceships under the control of nonhuman creatures. "People are seeing something ; they're not hallucinating," said Dr. William J. Kauffman, director of the Griffith Observatory. " It's also clear that they're seeing things for which standard, run-of-themill explanations do not sui!ice, But just because they see something strange in the skies doesn't mean that the something strange is a vehicle controlled by an alien intelligence. That just doesn 'I follow." A rash of UFO sightings began two weeks ago in Mississippi when two shipyard workers catfishing on the Pascagoula River reported they were kidnaped by silverskinned creatures with pointed ears who took them aboard a cigar-shaped spaceship and examined them. HIDidreds of Other Sightings There have been hundreds of other sightings in states from coast to coast. Gov. John Gilligan of Ohio reported seeing a UFO made of amber light just outside Ann Arbor, Mich . Deputies reported chasing five amber-colored saucers flitting just above treetop levd in Louisiana. Many of the UFOs have turned out to be weaUler balloons. Some of Ole sightings turned out to be hoaxes. Phillip J. Klass, a senior editor with the magazine Aviation Week and Space Technology , who has written one book putting down UFOs " UFOs-Identified" - and is currently writing a sequel, -said, "'lllere simply is not a shred of physical evidence (for UFOs) after more tban 25 years of sightings. "Quite literally. Not a shred, in any of the tens of thousands or UFO sightings that have been reported, that you could take before the National Academy of Seiences and ask: 'Have you ever seen its like~n earth ?"' Danny Brown, a photographer lor the Baton Rouge Morning Advocate, said Sunday he photographed with a telescopic lens a strange object Ulat flew over Louisiana State l)niversity's packed football stadium Saturday night, touching off ·a UFO hullabaloo. The object turned out to be a hot air bag with a flickering candle inside that heated the air and carried the bag aloft. He Thought Twice Police officer Lawrence Whitman was on patrol in the southwest area of Los Angeles early Saturday when . he sighted a bluish-white light streak, but he !bought twice about reporting il. He said he didn't report the mysterious light streak which fell to the earth in seconds because last · year he and another officer were reprimanded for allegedly dreaming up the so-called " watermelon hoax_. ' They r eported that a woman dropped a 51-pound watermelon on her boyfriend. But Whitman decided to report Saturday's incident after a halt: dozen other officefs acknowledged they aiBo had seen the light ·streak. I I I Another officer said he felt the air change from very cold to hot in minutes in the area where the light was sighted. "I got cold and shook like it was 28 degrees, and after I came out of this alley, everything was back to normal. Then I made another turn throl,lgh the alley and the air felt like it was 90 degrees," he said. Caltech scientists told police the luminous object probably was part of a meteor shower. But the experts did not explain how the "meteorite" might have caused the alleged bizarre change in t!'mperature. Chest, Holds 495 ·lbs. Amana 19 cu. ft. .. Chest, Holds 665-lbs. 339~ 5 Chest, Holds 805 lbs. Amana 7 cu. ft. Chest, Holds 252 lbs. Norge 13 cu. ft. 95 UPRIGHT • Holds 445 lbs. I ;' When God · measures a man He puts around the tape the heart not the · head " ... Head-off future problems by buying quality products for th e job to beg in with . The " FRIENDLY ONES" feature th e best i n products reasonable prices , Remember , quality doesn ' t at INGELS APPLIANCES 175 N. ·SECOND MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • PHONE 992-263.5 cost, it PAYS! CORRECTfON The Naomi Missionary Society met recently · at the Rutland Fi.st Baptist Church rather than at the Naomi Baptist ·church, as was previously reported. · George Vanover. was shot at about six limes Saturday night but was not hit. The only incident reported Three New Haven me11 are 'injured NEW HAVEN- Three New Haven men, David Fry, Wllliam Bird and George Reed, were all sent to Holzer Medical Center with injuries received in a roadway accident at New Haven late Monday afternoon, and a Huntington man, Edward R. Cavenaugh, Jr,, 25, was arrested later oh a hit and run charge. Investigation is being continued. · William Bird was . admitted to Holzer where attendant.• report this morning he is in Sale -5.85 REG. 6.98 TOPS· Sale 5.00 ELBERFELDS JN POMEROY . , • • i J I sidewalk near the Duds 'N Suds · Laundromat by officers who had been called to the scene after receiving reports of a fight taking place between two Meters 'freed' for Christmas In cooperation with Mid- Meigs County , Minnick said his department dleport mercbants, the town's parking meter~ were "freed" was aware that no one in 1t1t: for a two week shopping period community has the time or . before Christmas when Mid- "know how" to contact the dleport Village Council met in some 25 property owners along regular session Monday night. the Page St. improvement area George Ingels, President of to secure the right-of-way Ole Middlepor{ Chamber of privileges that will be needed. Commerce, and Edison Baker, He recommended that Ben businessman, appeared before Manley, a retired employe of council making the traditional the department, be hired to request that the meters be free handle the details for · the of charge to shoppers. They village. Manley is living in this said that the policy of free area and wi)l be available to · meters for the holiday shop- '''eatry out the project, Minnick ping period is good for the said. He would be paid from whole community and en- State Issue! funds. Council and couragesshoppers to come into .Mayor Zerkle were in the town. agreement with Minnick's Council agreed to free J!te suggestions and made plans to meters from Monday, Dec. 10, meet in special session with through Dec. 24. Ingels noted Maoley.when he returns from a that Middleport stores will vacation trip to California. start maintaining evening Mayor Zerkle will sign aU of hours on Dec, 10 and will close the necess~ry papers which at 5 p.m. on Dec. 24. The are a part of the Page St. chamber agreed to make a $300 project and the village will hold donation to the vlllage, Ole papers on file for several Wilbur K. Minnick, project years as required by law. supervisor with the · Ohio Arrangements will also be Department of Transportation, made for moving the utilities in also met with council to discuss the Page St. area. It was the planned improvements to reported that Columbia Gas is Page st. as a part of state Issue already in the process of 1 projects being carried out in moving its line so it will be out of the way of the improvement project. . Council gave a third reading to an ordinance which pro~ides tl\at downspouting on new sti-ucturesmust be hooked into storm sewers in the future. A request from two firemen that The body of a 17-yeai--old Gallipolis State In- a fire plug be installed at the corner of Seconp and Race Sts. stitute resident was found Mopday afternoon was passed onto council by floating in the Ohio River, near the 800 block of First councilman Lawrence Stewart. Ave . It was deci_ded io study the Sheriff James W. Saunders' Bob .Duckworth of Parkersrequest and to ask Fire Chief department. burg, .Steve Mutch of Point Bob Byer to report at the next Pleasant and llob Miles of . Dr ..· Donald Warehime, meeting to explain why a fire Belview, W. Va : of the West . Gallia County .coroner, ruled plug is believed necessary at · Virginia Department · of death by accidental drowning, the location: The victim's body was taken Natural Resources discovered Attending were Mayor to Waugh-Halley-Wood Zerkle, maintenance super. the body. .• . .. :.. visor Harold Chase, ClerkIt was identified as that of Funeral Home. ·.. . . ...... · ~ James Dale Blevins of Ports- Funeral services and burial Treasurer Gene Grate, and mouth. A GSI resident, Blevins will be in Portsmouth_untler the council members, Stewart, had been missing since Oct, 2. . direction of the Roger Davis·. David Ohlinger, Jean Morgan The case was investigated by Funeral Home. and Fred Hoffman. • ' • • rzver vzctzm ~·Satisfactory'' condition with a J TEN CENTS GSI resident fracture of the back, David Fry and George Reed were treated and released. Fry sustained bruises and contusions of the right -knee and Reed received bruises, attendants said. Both were released after treatment. Bird and Fry were transported to liolzer in a New Haven Emergency Squad ambulance where they arrived at 7 p.m., but Reed did not go for treatment until some three hours later with the hospital attendants reporting he Man cited after arrived at 10 p.m. New Haven Police Chief Tom ' collision on 338 Parsons and Cecil DUncan, New Haven part time police Meigs County Sheriff Robert cirexplained C. Hartenbach's Department officer, cumstanceS surrounding . the investigated a two car accident Monday at.ll:55 a.m. on.SR338 mishap. Several women were to in Letart Township. congregate in -New Haven on George Conrad Rowley, Middleport, missed a driveway the outside of the New Haven and was backing on the high- United Methodist Church with way wben a car . driven by signs to have a protest, Duncan Brenda K.Rowe, Racine, Rt. 2, said, and because he was following behind, went into the aware of this he bad arrived at left lane to pass when Rowley · the scene at approximately turned left in front of tbe Rowe 4:45 p.m. "The w.omen were car, causing the two to oolllde. asking men to stay out of the . 'Rowley was cited to court on Philip Sporn Plant so their cbarges of backing on a high; husbands could go baok . to · way. There was medium woi-k" Durlcan said. · According to Duncan, ·the damage to both vehicles. There were no personal Injuries. (Coatlnued .on Page 8) .REG. 7.98 TOPS operations. I srae1•IS,· ·Ara·b s f • ht • resume tg tng WASHINGTON - RALPH NADER Is going to court to seek an injunction to void President Nixon's firing of Watergate Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox. Nader's lobbying group, Public- Citizen, said it would challenge Nixon's action on grounds the regulations by former Attorney General Elliot L. Richardson creating Cox' in(Continued on Page 2) 0 normal where Harden 1s body was found. Harden was shot in the chest and had head injuries. An autopsy was performed but the cause of death was not process of sea ting a jury men. began. Pomeroy police apprehended revealed be.cause, officials Last week the names of 50 Cundiff as he was pulling his said, it was a part of the trial additional jurors were drawn vehicle away from the information. On Aug. 29, a special grand in order to give the court an . Pomeroy Motor Co. lot on East available group which would Main St. Police said a .38 jury was called into session pass the requirements to serve caliber pistol was in h.is and indicted Cundiff on the · as jurors in the first degree possession along with a knife. first degree murder charge . . It was thought that the jury murder trial. His clothing was splattered might be seated today as Cundiff is charged with the with blood, officers said. A murder of his neighbor, second gun, a .22 calibeqiistol, witnesses who reported to the William Harden, 34, Rt. 1, was found along the railroad court this morning, were Racine, in the business section-:--tracks across the _street from dismissed untillaterin the day. of Pomeroy early on Aug. 29. Harden was found dead on the · The first degree murder trial of James Cundiff, 34, Rt. 1, Racine, was underway this morning in the Meigs County Common Pleas Court as the named pastor plate," photographed the object and offered his pictures as proof. "I never thought 1 would see a flying saucer, much less photograph one," said Hugo Luyo Vega. "I think, using the fin~ camera equipment in the world, I would never be able to do tt again without the same extraordinary luck that I had last Friday." Sale 6.55 near Cundiff trial Rev. Mattner UMA PERU -A UMA ARCHITECT said Monday he stood REG. 8.98 TOPS maintain The earliest record of ., shorthand dates from 63 B.C., when Marcus Tullius Tiro developed a shorthand system to record Ole speeches of Cicero, Seneca and others in the Roman Senate. DETROIT (UPiz - The news blackout surrounding the Ford-United Auto Workers contract talks today was seen by observers as a good sign there will be agreement on a new contract for 185,000 wor~ers by Friday's 10 a.m. strike deadline. · The news blackout was imposed at noon Monday, NATIONAL BUSINESS WOMEN'S WEEK - A minutes after the UAW formalproclamation designating this week, Oct. 21-27, as National Business Women's Week was signed last night by Middleport ly terminated its old three-year contract, which had been Mayor John W. Zerkle. Officers of the Middleport Business and Professional Women's Club pictured here with him as he extended on a day-t<Hiay basis ' past the Sept. 14 expiration. - signed the proclamation are, left to right, Mrs. Alwilda Before the information flow Werner, president; Mrs. Betty Cline, vice president i and was ended, company and uni,on Mrs. Grace Pratt, treasurer. Mrs. Linda Stobart, the negotiators indicated the resecretary, was iwt.present. The proclamation calls for all maining 94 bours was ample Civic and fraternal groups, all educational associations, all time to reach a settlement news media and other community organizations to salute despite such key outstanding working wom~n by encouraging and promoting the issues as voluntary overtilne celebration of the achievements of all business and and early retirement for , professional women as they contribute dail¥. · to the foundry workers. economic, civic and cultural purposes. The news blackout is the Rev. Martha Ann Mattner, Verona , is the new pastor of the traditional sign Ulat intensive Shannopin United Methodist negotiations are underway. At Chrysler, where the UAW Church, South Heights, and the staged -a nine-day strike in Glenwillard United Methodist September to gain a patternChurch. setting contract, the blackout She formerly served three was not started un~il two days years as a pastor in the West before the strike deadline. By United Press International Ohio Conference of the United At Ford Monday, instead of 1 f h · theusualpresshriefingsbytop Israel and Egypt resumed full-sea e ig tmg Methodist Church in the Meigs Ministry before going to negotiators, public relations · today, each blaming the other for the br~kdown in Pennsylvania. men handed out two . ·the cease-fire worked out by the United States and She graduated in 1970 !rom statements -one aruwuncing Russia to end the 1973 Middle East war. Mount Union College, Alliance, the union had officially set the . Egypt called for an emergency meeting of the Ohio, where she received a strike deadline and the other United Nations Security Council. Israeli officials bachelor of arts degree in saying there was a news predicted that the cease-fire would take effect after sociology and psychology. She blackout. received her master of divinity "The parties believe that all in sev~ral days. refraining from any further Syria, which never agreed to during the night and this degree . June 2 from the Methodist Theological School public discussion of the current the cease-fire, accused Israel morning .' ' " Our planes are attacking of Ohio, Delaware, Ohio. In negotiations will -enable them . of launching air and artillery to proceed uninterrupted with . attacks on the northern front. Egyptian troop concentrations 1971, she was ordained a on both sides of the canal and deacon in the Western Penntheir foremost objectiveat this Both Israel and Egypt · tiffie-reaching agreement by reported the outbreak of Israeli armor forces are at- sylvania Conference of the the · Egyptian United Methodist Church by Friday at 10 a.m.," the UAW full-scale fighting along the tacking and Ford said in a joint 102-mil..:long Suez Canal ·this dispositions west of the canal," . Bishop Roy Nichols. While in Ole seminary, she was student statement. morning less tban 16 hours a spokesman said. to the The Egyptian military com- represen ta live after the shaky cease-fire mand said the all.-out fighting Academic Procedures Combegan. . LOCAL TEMPS The Israeli command said its began when "enemy tanks and mi ttee, She was the first The temperature in down- tanks and warplanes went on forces opened fire in several woman elected to the student town Pomeroy at 11:30 a.m. the attack today 'iollowing the sectors of the front in violation governing board of the seminary and served as vice today was 60 degree's under consistent violation · of the of the cease-fire resolution." president of the student body. sunny skies.· cease-fire by Egyptian forces 50 yards fi.om a flying saucer "shaped like an overturned soup Sizes P, 5, M, L last week that a number of strikers had crossed the picket line and that enough new employes had been hired to PHONE 992-2156 accord near NEW YORK - THE COAST GUARD today said the search bas been suspended for the last of six persons, Ulree of them Americans, who died when a freighter caught fire and capsized BOO miles off the East Coast. The USS Hayes, an ~nographic research vessel, rescued 35 crewmen and one passenger from the stricken vessel, the Eurygene.s, which "burned right up,"·a Coast Guard spokesman said. Big selection of prints in 100 ._per cent po.l yester, polyester"cotton blends, and Estron acetate: I captai n, TUESDAY , OCTOBER 23, 1973 UAW SAN JUAN, P, R . .- PABLO CASALS, the mosi famous .·celliSt of his time, lay in state .at his hilll!>p home today before ' burial in his adopted PUerto Rico as a last rebuke to · the nationatist government of his native Spain. Casals, 96, died Monday of heart and lung complications. The famed cellJst-eomposer-conductor vowed in 1939 never to return to Spain so long as it was ruled by Gen. Francisco Franco. He kept the self-impOSed exile pledge the last 34 years of his life, and, in keeping with his wishes, it will be respected in death. Now At Sale Prices SAXBE "SHOCKED" SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Sen. William Saxbe, R-Ohio, speaking from here, said President Nixon's firing -of Archibald Cox ·as special prosecutor will "start more rumblings · about impeachment." "I don't think he had .to fire Cox to get tl1is thing straightened out," Saxbe said. "I just don't know what's behind it, but it sounds impetu· ous to me." POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WASHINGTON - SECRETARY OF STATE Henry A. Kissinger returned to Washington early today from a three-day trip to Moscow, Tel Aviv and London in search of a Middle East peace. The presidential jet carrying Kissinger arrived at Andrews Air Force . Base in suburban Maryland at 2:15 a.m. EDT .. Kissinger waved but would not speak with reporters. . State Department spokesman Robert J. McCloskey, who accompanied Kissinger on his trip, told newsmen the secretary would confer with President Nixon later today and then hold a press conference some time in the afternoon, probably at the White House. -- Amana 23 cu. ft. Gloss claimed the plant's guard Partly cloudy and clear tonight, Not as cool. High today in the upper 60s. Low tonight in the SOs. High Wednesday in the BUENOS AIRES - ARMED MEN in at least two cars kidnaped the manager of the Swissair airline in Latin America Monday as he left his suburban home for work, the airline said. A wave of kidnapings of wealthy persons in Argen1ina this year has be'en carried out by leftist groups demanding large . ransoms for their hostages' safe return. Swissair said there was no communication from the unidentified group that kidnaped its manager, Kurt Schmid, 43. "BUST OUT" TOPS For Juniors TWENTY KILLED COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Obio Highway Patrol reported 20 traffic deaths during the weekend. Three ()Ofsons were . killed in a crash near Ravenna, and double fatalities were reported in accidents near Euclid and Montpelier. Three pedestrians also were killed during the Autumn weekend - two . children and. an elderly man. Monday by authoriues was an appea rance by about 40 women and children who marched outside the facility, se<;king support for the strike. The picketing increased after the company announced entrances. ' KnQw Now You By United Press Inleruatlonal STOCKHOLM - TWO AMERICANS, lvar Giaever of the General Electric Co., and Leo Esaki of IBM, and an Englishman, Brian Josephson of Cambridge, today shared the 1973 Nobel Prize for Physics, the Swedish Academy of Sciences said, The Academy cited their formulation of complex scientific theories regarding so-called tuMeling phenomena in solids, with Esaki and Glaever sharing for their work in semiconductors and superconductors, now incorporated in tiny electronic devices. Josephson was cited for his theoretical predictions of the properties of supercurrent through a turmel barrier, particularly phenomena called Josephson effects. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY will retire Oct. 31. Ashley, 65, has been with the firm 39 years, the· past 27 of those years as head or ad· vertising, sales promotion, publicity and design department activities. " has reached a noint ur.,<>rt> .vv;;;;;,:::: i~~%=]'i;i;7;1- Ford- Nixon veto .expected on bill to limit war-making power relations, James M. Ashley, Circuit Court Judge James Thompson , Wedge said the strike, underway since July 1 by the union's 200- member Local 426, • members of my department in weekend after several carloads thls county arc unable lo of pickets appeared at the plant c-on trol the situation now gates. Plant manager E. H. Gloss said the ptckets apexislang,'' par_ently violHted i:t court order Troopers and deputies were limiting the number of pickets called to the plant during the to lwo at each of the three me~ in Weather VOL XXV NO. 134 .Shop Tuesday 9:30 am to 5 pm Westinghouse 15 cu. ft. the aid after consulting with Devoted To '1'he lnteresb Of The Meig!-MaMJn Area WASHINGTON (UP!) - Di- pleading no contest to one rection of the prosecution or the count of income till< evasion. Watergate case now returns to Although Cox has been fired, Assistant Attorney General the rest of the 81-member Henry E. Petersen, who had it Watergate Special Prosecution ii1 the first place. He faces Task Force-including 39 lawsome big decisions. yers- has been transferred Former Special Prosecutor into the Justice Department. Archibald Cox had withheld Petersen heads the depart-. grand jury indictments, ex- mont's Criminal Division . peeled against several top exAbout 35 persons attended a White House aides, until he staff meeting after Cox' could learn the outcome of his dismissal Saturday night . suit to obtain President Nixon's Spokesman James Doyle said Watergate tape not one person raised a hand secret recordings and other when Deputy Prosecutor dOcuments. Henry Ruth asked who would Nixon fired Cox after . the not be on hand for work one-time solicitor general said Tuesd~y. he would continue to pursue his "The message I want to get WASHINGTON (UPI) - In which says that only Congress was expected to be defeated suit to obtain them despite across today, " Doyle said in a when the House votes first next Nixon's orders not to. news briefing SUnday, "is that the midst of renewed uproar can declare war. over Watergate, President AJ; the experience in Vietnam month. Now Petersen mLLSt decide we are a criminal prosecutio~ Among the 123 House memwhether to proceed with indict- · task force, we have reason to Nixon faces another legislative demonstrated, the lack of a in the coming days over his bers against the bill were test formal declaration of war did ments, and he must anticipate believe some serious crimes what effect the tapes or ab- have been committed and we anticipated veto of a bill to not deter three presidents from several of the more outspoken .regulate his warmaking po- committing Americans to com- antiwar congressmen who got sence of them might have on want to prosecute .~~ unusual help from GOP Leader bat, the cases. Presumably he will " We have some serious wers. He probably will win. An unlikely coalition of Gerald R. Ford, R-Mich., The bill, intended to deal obey Nixon's orders not. to try criminal proceedings under · to get the tapes and the way ," Doyle said. "The p!!()ple administration loyalists and . with the anomaly, would wbom Nixon nominated hours documents . higher up are going to have to. antiwar congressmen is ex. permit a president to Comnlit later to succeed Spiro Agnew In addition to pursuing cases •;. make some hard decisions." peeled to help sustain the veto, U.S. troops to combat under ·as vice president. Nixon would expected Tuesday or Wednes· certain conditions for 60 days receive considerable support growing directly out or the day. without approval from . from other loyalists among Ole. Pleasant Valley Hospital break-in of the Democratic It is anticipated Nixon will ·eongress and for aoother 30 238 who voted for the bill but Discharges: Mrs . Donald National Headquarters offices Kay , New Haven ; Glenn ru:gue that the bill would tie his days simply by declaring he would not vote to override a at the Watergate complex June 17, 1972, Petersen aiBo must Barker, Point Pleasant ; Ralph hands in situations like the ca!Ulot withdraw them any veto. decide whether to pursue the McDermott, Mt. Alto ; Mrs. current war in the Middle East. earlier. The House gave fmal conviolations of ~ the campaign Carl Rairden, Hartford ; Mrs. It would limit to a maximum 90 days the length of time a gressional approval to the bill Carrie Greer, Point Pleasant; finance law by corporations MEET THURSDAY and their executive officers. Mrs . George Nicely, ' South president could deploy U.S. Oct. 12. The vote was 238-123, There will be a. special Cox got three pleas of guilty on Point; Doyle Keefer , Mrs. troops overseas withoqt three votes short of the twoEdar Marks , Mrs. Flora specific congressional assent. · thirds necessary to override. meeting of Lodge 453 F&AM this last week. Many liberals oppose the bill . The Se~te vote was 75-2Q, well Chester, Thursday at 7:20p.m. Petersen , the highest McKinney, Mrs. Larry Hill and . ranking career employe in the -Jane Cottrill, Point Pleasant; because they believe it would over the neCessary two thirds, Work ·. in Master Mason J effery, Point write into law more presiden- but that chamber was not· degrees. All Master Masons department, supervised the Darnel criminal investigation that led Pleasant, and Robert Hickel, tial power to make war than expected to get a chance to urged to attend . Refreshments now e~ists in the Constitution, vote on an override because it will be served. to Spiro T. Agnew's resignation Hartford. as vice president Oct. 10 after MAN CONVICTED CANTON, Ohio (UP!) Fred Ogletree, 28, Cleveland, was convicted Saturday of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison for (Continued from page I ) the shooting . death of Cox or the resignations of policeman Guy Mack. Attorney General Elliot L. Mack, 54, was oil duty when Richardson and his deputy, he tried to stop the holdup of a William D. Ruckelshaus, all of grocery store here in July, whom opposed the deal. Laird, interviewed on NBC's 1973. " Meet the Press," referred to ASHLEY RETIRES the plan as a ·"very substantial TOLEDO, Ohio (UP!) compromise" in which the President ''went much farther Libbey-Owens-Ford Co., than I thought he woUld go .... " Toledo, announced Saturday its vice president for public Tapes ••• contintueddespite a long strike by the Utility Workers Union of America. Gov. Arch Moore's office said Monday state troopers bad been ordered to assist Sheriff Elvin E . Wedge. who I"Pqurstf'ri 70s. . First Come! First Served! NEW HAVEN, W. Va. (UPI ) - The Mason County Sheriff's Department has been assured of assistance from State Police in the event of further violenee at the Philip Sporn generating plant, where production has • .- .. ~ Velerans Memorial Hospital ADMI'ITED - GlenQ E. Jew·e n, · Albany; Arthur Bradshaw, Pomeroy; Elmer Kaut:z;, Pomeroy; HermAn Osborne, Reedsville; Earl Noble, Gallipolis; Ruth Par. public employes. sons, Racine; Daryl swartz The board later agreed to Pomeroy; Linda Bostick' rehire 61 teachers when the _Racine; George Conde' dispute is settled. 1 . Pomeroy; George Roush, N..; The dismissed teachers · Haven; Robert Redmond, New ' appealed their ouster to ·the Haven; Sl)ilpa Goradia, local school board. Pomeroy, The strike started in a- DISCHARGED - Dorothy · dispute over II fair teacher · Wright, Stanford Moore, David dismissal policy and establish- Morgan, Howard ·Sargent . merit of grievance procedures . · Josep~ Wilson . ' ·Attorneys recommended _ .' } " ...-... .... . . ~l ).• ,,. ,... in Vinton appeal cases .. COLUMBUS (UPI) -State School Supt. Martin W. Essex / SEvERAL residents of Sutton Township Road 125 took on a big project Monday afternoon. will recommend a list of nearly The residents felt that the narrow roadway was dangerous for motorists, and particularly 50 lawyersto hear appeals of 17 expressed concern on the safety of school buses. They say Uley bave sought help from the Vinton County teachers fired township trustees to get the road widened but have not been promised any relief. Ron Holter . . during a strike that began Sept. says that he has offered to donate land from along the edge of ,his- property for wi<lening the 21. · roadway. Monday the group began digging away the bank along the Holter property in hopes Al188 of the sb'iking ·teachers of relieving the sit~tion. From left are Ron Holter, Karen Werry, Ricky Werry, Linda Holler · were dismissed under and Tammy Holter. The group 5ays that it is impossible for two vehicles to pass at the point. in provisions of the Felguson Act which prohibits s trikes by · qitestion . . -... . . ' .... . ~ ~ ~ t f' ,... J • �3- The Daily Sent mel Middleport Pomeroy 0 0< I 23 1973 2-TheDatlyS.nttnel Mtddleport PomeroJ 0 Oct 23 1973 • zn Briefs News • • • l from page 1) Con~Wued vesttgall\'e umt speCJfted he could be removed only for ex traordinary unpropneues COLUMBUS- SOME 700 EMPLOYES at Columbus Coated Fabrtcs Co where workers have been affltcted wtth a mystenous nerve ailment agreed not to take a stnke vote Monday The dectsloo came after state Health Dtrector Dr John Cashman presented four pages of health safety recorn mendattons l<J company offlctals DELAWARE OHIO - ROBERT DIXON asststant dtrector of the Perkins Observatory sa1d today 1! was possible there could be life elsewhere m the umverse Doom s31d sctentists today can make anuno ac ds and w1th an electncal charge create ltfe m laboratones He sa1d the same elements on Earth are found m many places m the umverse and an electrtcal charge to acttvate the eletnents could create life somewhere else Pomeroy PTA I AIINI\ AI SLAT! D A Hall \H~n t;.iUTII\al wtll be held Saturday at the Cl •ster F.lemenlary School A soup su1 p('r "I I u lim lud(' d h ve~clable and bean soup st-~ndwaches salad desserts and soft drmks w II be held from 5 to 7 afte• whtch the carmval wtll be held The pubhc IS '"' tted Game booths are to be set up after 5 p m Fr~day E R SQUAD AIDS The Pomeroy Emergency Squad answered a call to the Jack Kr.utter res1dence at 712 Nye Ave at 6 15 a m Tuesday Krautter who was havm g d1 !Ctculty brea thmg was taken to Veterans Memor al Hosp1!2l where he was admttted M1 ~ dd) Educa tor s schc'dule October 24 26 1973 WEDNESDAY Salcrn Center 5 oll-0 J.an~s VIlle 6 30-7 30 Rutland II8 30 THURSDAY Pomeroy 9-12 Hobson I 2 Middleport 2 30 3 Gra>el H1ll 3 30-4 Laurel Chff 4 305 Old Chester Rd 5 15-5 45 Flatwoods 6-7 Chester 7 1545 F1ve Pomts ~ 30 FRIDAY Harr~ so nv1il e 9 10 30 Roads 11 15 12 15 WID chester 2-3 Rt 327 3 30-4 Oak Rtdge 4 30-> 30 Rutland 7 3().8 30 Amended Hou&e Joint Resolu ton No 13 current Clar"nce Byron Hayman 80 Columbus Cormerly of Metgs County d1ed Sunday at h s restdence The annual Halloween carmval of the Pomeroy Elementary PTA wtll be held Saturday mght at the school 6 30 to 10 p m Numerous game booths wdl be m operatton and there Will also be a sweet show a flea market and several door prtzes Mrs Robert Lew s ts asking for candy cupcakes pte popcorn balls or other good tes for the sweet shop Toys Chnstmas decorallons odds and ends but no clothing are asked for the flea market The decorallng and game commtltees are asked to meet at the school at 1 p m Saturday to prepare for the carmval Mr Hayman was preceded tn death by hts parents Ed and Ehza Newberry Hayman hts ftrs t w1fe Kathryn 0 Ne I Hayman one son Guy two brothers and one Stsler Mr Hayman ts survived by h1s w1fe Manon Welch Hayman one daughter to law Mrs Guy ( Ernestme ) Hayman Long Bottom one brother Dayton Hayman etght grand Reedsvtiie children and 17 great Dal~ The SVAC teams zn • actzon Thursday Coach J1m Sprague s un and Housh are the defens1ve beaten Kyger Creek Bobcats ends Cornerbacks are Tabor wdl attempt to wrap-up thetr and Waller •I le Hudson an 1 ftrsl football champ10nshtp m Wise are the lm ebac kers four years Thursday mghl Defens ve safeties a1 e Davtd against the wmless Symmes Str oud John Gordon and Valley VIkings Preston K;ger Cre.,ek ts 5-0 m the Coach J ohn Patton s V1kmgs Southern Valley AlhletJC have been led by JUmors Terry Conference and 6-0-1 o\ erall Pme Raymond M Her ar d That tte was a 21 21 J ames loml n homecommg match la st fhe Lawrence Counties rely Frtday agamst the Alexander on a passmg attack led by Spartans qu arterback Cht s Leste1 H1s The Bobca t offense has favonte ta rgets arc P ne and averaged 25 I pomts per game John Berry whtle the defense has y t ~ ld ed In the only other league an average or 9 8 pomts per engagement Thursda) Coach outmg Bob Ashley s mprovmg South Offensively kyger s western Htghlanders w 11 seek Ujwrence rabor 160 pound lhetr U rd v ctory of the season sehwr fullback has scored II aga1nst the Hannan Trace touchdowns and stx extra Wildcats Of Coacl I om pomts for 72 pomts The 57 Belv lie speedster has rushed for 1 001 The H ghlanders us ng a yards 1n seven games thts fall s mgle w ng offense have Semor quarterback Clay posted v cton es over Green Hudson a 185 pounder has Twp and S) nunes Valley rushed for SIX touchdowns two Southwestern lost by one pmnt extra pomts and has thrown to Hannan W Va and by a three scoring passes to hts sphl touchdown to Zane 1 race of end semor John Rumley Ross Coun t) Ph1l Lew s 210 The thtrd threat m the poWld se n or Kev n Walker Bobcat backfield ts JUn iOr 180 pound Jun or and Mtke tatlback Mark Waller a 160 Crouse 150 pound senwr are pounder who was InJured n U e top ball carr ers on the the Southern game Waller has smgle wmg Last week SW scored four stx pmnters took to the atr as Terry Carter Back up runners are Chns threw a touchdown pass to Preston Ben Arnett and Ttm Larry fallon Lucas all sophomores Hannan 1 ra ce s sllll seekmg The Bobcat offens ve I ne s ts f1rst w n of the season composed of semors Rumley althoug~ t1 e W ldcats have Marc Lawhon and Ron Roush looked better the ~st two juniOrs Dave Wtse Jeff Icard weeks and Bruce Arnett and Hannan Trace scored Its first sophomores Jeff Blazer and touchdm.. n of the year w the Jjm Ward f rst per od aga nst U e North On defense Lawhon at 210 Gall a Pirates last Fnday pounds and 6-4 260 pound In non league games Thurs Dav1d Clay anchor the center day North Gall a w II play of the forward wall Rumley Hannan W Va cmd Alexander vtstls Eastern l'nday mghl Tr mble tangles w th the WOVEN ACRYLICS AND WOOLS Sentinel OIVOTEDTO THE NTERESTOII= MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL Extc Ed ROeERT HOEFL CM C ty Ed to Pub Sht'd de y excep Pomerov Bowl ng Lanes Morn ng Glo es League 11M " Be H reso ed by the Gene a.l !0 embly of the Sta. e o f Oh a h ee fifL.I s of the membe s e ected a ea h house oncurrmg th 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B. Havman claimed at' 80 plans carmval JOINT RESOLUTION P:ropoatng to ameDd sec110D l6 of A:rt c;le n of the ConstUutlon of lhe S lala of Ohlo to aulhor1ze ag'rlc:ulhual land lo he valued fo:r taxalloD ln acco:rdance wUh. Us carrter (or 4J years Funeral serv•ces wtll be held Wednesday at 1 p m at Ewing grandchildren Chapel wtth bur~altn Sand Hill Mr Hayman was a 50 year Cemetery Long Bottom The member of Shade Rtver Lodge Rev Eldon Blake wtll offtctate 153 F&AM Chester F 0 E Fnends may call at the funeral 2171 Pomeroy and a rural rna I home anyhme Team Newe oc1 9 1973 Pts 31 28 Sunoc o 24 ?2 Game 21 18 OFF '"Second c us pos age pad a Pome ov Oh o Na ona advt t s ng •P esen a ve Bo ne Ge agher nc 2 Eas .42nd S Ne-w York New Yo k Subscr p on rates De lilt ed by c a e whe e •va atl e S5 can s pe week Game AR1ICLE II Sa urday by The Oh oVa ev Pub sh ng Company Cou S Pome oy Oh o 45769 Bvs nes Ot ce Phone 991 2 56 Ed or a Phone 992 By Mar ene Moo Rou e whee c• e serv ce no •v• ab e One month s:t By mal nOhoandW Va One Year 16 sxmonhs 150 Three months u 50 E sewhere $ I r•a sx mon hll $9 SO h ee mon hs lARGE GROUPING ON SALE Subsc p on p ce n c udcts Sundar T mes $6 FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY Sent ne ARE YOU SPENDING TOO MUCH FOR YOUR INSURANCE? ARE ¥0U A I Bolts and bolts and bolts off ne qual1ty woven aery ! cs and wools Plam colors patterns pla1ds checks m I ght and dark tones 58 and 60 Widths Shop th s sale tomorrow YOU CAN BE \ 10% ?o~!me Econom1cs Students .•• and Home Economic Teachers HAPPY HARRY CALl NOW FOR THE MOST COMPETITIV~ HOMEOWNERS AND AUTOMOB LE RATES IN TOWN The Fabric Shop Reuter Insurance Agancy 107 Sytcunore St Pomeroy 0 PH 992 JUO A nended Sena c To t<o 9 M cCa ll s & S mpl c t y Patterns SINGER SALES& SERVICE 115 W SECOND 992 2284 --·-· POMEROY What you • should know • -about diamonds Southern Torn adoes At Vtnton Coach J ohn Blake s North Galha P rates w1ll seek the second stratght victory and a 4-4 season ma1 k aga nst the W Ideals of Mason County Led by Sterl ng Logan s three touchdowns the Pirates reb ounded fl om a dtsappo nl ng 6-0 upset loss to Green to post a lops ded 4().8 v ctory over Hannan Trace • R eso u lon • JOINT RESOLUTION Dress-A-Doll*is a happiness thing. Color Enter our Dress-A-Doll Contest Th 0 amonds that are abso lute ly wh te or colo r less a e very ra e and a e valued acco d ng y A co o r ess d amo nd even 1f con a ns sl gh mperfecl ons s wo th mo re Jhan a d amond of average coo NOW! 72 CHEV. CAPRICF. 2 DR. HT. Ev ery ArJCarved D a mond s gua anteed to meet t ad ona y h gh standards lor fme color Amcn ae d Sentl. e a n ~T Fu l powe v ny l oot <:Art Carved H o u a No 30 JO s W(! ek s Spec a I RESOLUTION fado y a $3295 m Use Our Chr stma s • LAY AWAY PLAN Karr & Van Zandt GOESSLER You I L ke Our Qua ty Wa y of Do ng Bus ness GMAC FINANCING JEWELRY STORE 90? ~14'2 Pomeroy Open Evenmgs T 6 00 Court St Pomeroy T t S PM Sal • EFFECTIVE DATE Jf odo ed b y a m or ty of he ecr.o s vo In,!:! on h s am c n Cme n he ame n dment sh.1 take effect Janu y D -1 UN ITEn S ATES OF AMERIC\ S fATE OF OHIO OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE Amended Substitu c Hou e Jo n l Resolu on No 1 JO NT TIESOLUTION I TLD W BROWN Secretary of S .l e of he S a e of Ohio do hereby cert ~ at he fore go ng is c copv of Amended House n Resolu on No ]3 Amended Scna e Jo t ResQ u on No 9 A ended Sen a e Jo Reso u i on No :10 and Amended Subst ute House Jon Resa on No 1 fi ed n he office of he Secre tary of S a e and propos ng o ame nd he bo e :c;e ons of he Cons u ion of Oh o SVAC STANO NGS ALL GAMES TEAM K yge C eek Southe n W L T P OP 6 0 1 6 69 5 2 Q 15 0.4 No th Ga a 3 4 o 132 09 Eas e n 3 4 0 77 6 7 Sou hw es e n 2 5 0 56 26 Hannan T ace 0 4 6 37 Symmes Val e y 0 0 58 203 SVAC ONLY TEAM W L P OP Kyge r C eek 5 o 36 36 Souhen 4 9 53 No r h Ga l a 3 2 32 62 Eas t er.n 3 2 45 40 Sou hweste n J 30 97 SymmesV a ey 0 4 22 7 Hannan T a ce 0 4 6 3 Tota ts 6 6 490 490 Thursdays Games Kyger C ee k at Symmes Egad frtends yo ur ge nerosity oven\ helms n e More than a week ha s gone by and I am s t1ll be ng deluged by complimentary letters and telephone calls on ny exclus 1ve foreca st s of MISSOUII to upset powe1ful Neb1 aska and P1tt to whack heavJ!~ favored Wes t Vtrgtnta Your plaudtts - kaff kaff - are welcome of course but hardly necessa ry! Adm tedly pegg1ng Mtsso ur s tnumph was a monumental achtevement - hak kaff and l rs I he most astontshmg upset of 1973 Pttt s v ctory was almost as amaz ng but loyal follower s of my forecasts know the Hoople System pegs the season s rna JOI Upse ts rear after year har rumph And speakmg of upsets we have a real doozey for you thiS week Would you beiteve Notre Dame over Southern Ca it fornta• No yo u say Humph May I rem nd you of the aforementiOned M 1ssour and P1tl pred1c!Jons The lads of Ara Parsegh1an can be expected to put forth a l1ltie extra effort 1n lh s Saturdays renewal of the r annual classtc at South Bend Not Stnce the great Nolre Dame club of 1966 thrashed Southern Cal 51 0 have the lnsh bee n able to conquer John McKay s TroJans In 67 70 and 72 the men of Troy prevatled and the 68 and 69 contests f n shed 1n 21 21 and 14 14 standoffs The burden of proof falls on the lnsh and this week we see them nsmg to the occas1on and wtth a sm1dgen of lr sh luck thrown tn the South Bend lads wtll wtn 28 21 har rumph Several other top engage m e n\s are on tap WJ!h Oklahoma our chOice to take Kansas State 41 21 Alabama s our p c k over V1rg1n a Tech <Ui 12 and M ssoun w ll preva tl over Colorado 22 14 m a Btg E ght headitne con test @ be d Copyr ght 1973 by R chard Stebb ns and Assoc ates Inc The Farmers Bank & Savings Co. Member of Federal Reserve System On Fndays Our Dr1ve In Window 1s Open 9 am to 7 S20 000 Max1mum Insurance For ( Conttnuouslyl A1r Force :n Dav1dson 16 Alabama 46 Va Tech 12 Utah 31 Anzona 26 (N) Holy Cross t6 Army 8 Auburn 21 Houston 20 Boston Col 34 V1ttanova 8 N C State 35 Clemson 17 Colgate 15 Bucknett 13 M tssoun 22 Colorado 14 Dayton 21 Drake 13 (N) Delaware 36 Temple 20 Georgta 27 Kentucky 18 Harvard 30 Dartmouth 10 Idaho 18 Montana St 16 Va ey Hannan T ace t1 Soufhw es e n Hannan W Va a No h Ga A ex anct er a Ease n a Fr days Game T m b e a So u h e n Meigs reserves tie Big Blacks The Me1gs Marauder reserve football team beh nd the runmn g of J ohn Thomas Ed Stsson and Perk Ault carne back late tn the fourth quarter to he the Pt Pleasant reserves 8-8 Saturday mght at Marauder Stadtum The B1g Blacks took an 8-0 lead m the ftrs l half but the Marauders came back late m the second quarter behmd the passmg of Au! t to dr ve deep nto Pt temtory However w th tune runmng out an Ault aer1al was mtercepted on the Pt Pleasant goal hne Netther team mounted much of a dnve m the second half until the wamng m nutes of the fourth quarter when the gndders of coaches Fenton Taylor and Chuck Downte took the ball from around thetr own 30 yard !me and drove 70 yards for the ty ng pmnls W1th the ball around the Pt Pleasant 10 yard line Ault kept around the nght stde cut back to h1s left and dashed un touched mto the end zone On the conversiOn Ault kept aga n around the n ght stde for the tymg pomts DENVER IUP! ) - Denver Bronco Co3ch John Ralston a llhno1s 21 Iowa 13 shght smile creasmg h s face Kansas 34 Kowa St 12 plulosophlzed about hts team s Oklahom~ 41 Kansas St 2t 23 23 t1e wtth the Oakland l..outsvtiie 17 Cmclftnallll iN) Ratders Bo,.hng Green 2M Marshall It s better to be the l)er 6 than the tyee the second year coach sa1d after Monday Duke 25 Mary land 17 mght s g~me Nobody likes a M1am1 IO ) 19 Toledo 14 lie but you have to 12ke I at M1ch1gan 3> Mtnnesota 21 U IS tune of the ) ear It put us M1ss St 27 Southern Mass m good pOSitlon 2t It put Oakland n a tte w th MI SSISSippt R Vanderbll~ 7 Kansas C1ty for first place m New Mex St 23 N Tex St ti the AFC West t 3 2 1 and INl Denver a game back at 2 3-1 E Carolina IH N Carolina Plack1cker Jun Turner got 14 the tte for tl e Broncos when he Notre Oa me 2~ Sou !her n ktcked a 35 yardcr " th three c II 21 seconds to play No Difference Oh10 State ~ Nort hw estern S I d dn t feel any different Oh10 U 6 West M1ch t Nebraska ~~ Oklahoma St about t than any of the others sa d Turner who also 28 had kicks of 43 and 37 yards m Arizona St 43 Oregon St 16 the second half and had a 52 Oregon 35 Wa s hmg ton 14 yardcr hit the crossbar and a Pac1f1 c 2? Santa Clara 15 47 yarder blocked the f rst Penn St 33 West Va 14 half Plltshurgh 25 Navy 12 1 urner s hn II held goal Penn 21 Prmceton 14 came JUSt 33 seconds after 46Purdue 21 Mt ch St 7 year-<Jld George Blanda gave Rutgers 28 Colun bta tZ Oakland a 23 20 lead wtth a 49 San D1ego St J flonda St yard held goal--hts third of \he 21 INl game and 302nd of hiS career New MeXICO 24 Sa n Jose St and the 18th successful field 18 IN) goal ktcked agamsl Denver m LSU 27 S Carolina 8 l N) 18 tr es lh1s year Stanford 17 Wash St tO Bla da who along v H Miami IFla ) 42 Syracuse 21 Ratder center Jun Otto !ted an NFL record by appeanng m hJS Tenn 38 TCU 16 !88th consecu\tve game also Texas A&M 37 Baylor 23 k eked three-pomters from 3> SMU 20 1 exas Tech 16 and 13 yards Texas 28 Rice 8 N) Oakland s other scores came 1 ulane 21 Georg ~a Tech 14 on an 80-yard pass from Ken INl Stabler to Mtke Smm on which UCLA 49 Cahfornta 24 Denver defender Randy Mont Kent St 27 Utah St 21 gomer) fell at the 50 and on a Colorado St 19 UTex El 16 ym d pass fron Stabler to l'aso 9 (N) C1 ff Branch also covered by Vtrgm ta 31 Wake Forest 6 Montgomery W1ch1ta St 15 W Texas St 14 Sta hler H1ts 16 of 24 Wm & Mary 42 VMl 15 Stabler who was caught W1sconsm 37 lnd~ana 21 trymg to pass stx t mes and Wyom1ng 15 Brt g ham had two passes dropped wound Young 13 up hilt ng 16 of 24 for 313 yards Yale 28 Cornell t4 Athens 30 Waverly 12 Galhpolls 13 Wellston 8 1ronton 20 Logan 0 Metgs 15 Jackson 14 Kyger Creek 38 Symmes Valley 12 SouthY~estern ' \ rece Hng mi;trk to 6 076 Dcm er s othe r scores t.:ame on an 80-yard fumble rc'Covery return by safety Btll Thompson on Oakland s ftrst dr ve and a one yard run by l'io) d L tUe The matn a d to Den.er s wtnn ng held goal was rookie Ra y G J) s ktckoff problems after Bland< s f n 1 fed goal Guy k eked the ball out of OOunds on success ve tr es and ftnally \\ OW d up k1ck ng from his own 30 Denver got the ball on tls 38 Charle) Johnson h1t L ttle w1th a 13 )ard pass Joe Dawktns ran 12 and L ttle mne to set up furncr s t) ng shot \ l 'After all I ve done for you ' We can do more for you w th a ee survey of your r sks and nsurance pol c es Th s w avo d over app ng po c es and un nsu ed sks Ph one 99? 2342 tor adequate coverage at ow cost DOWNING CHILDS AGENCY INC. MIOO LEPORT 0 AT THE ORGAN 8 Hannan Trace 6 North Galha 28 Hannan 0 Alexander 26 Eastern 12 Tnmble 1 Southern 0 go down h 11 Hayes sa1d m COLUMBUS I UP!) - OhiO State Coach Woody Hayes let response to the quest on And Ft Frye 44 Federal Hockmg 0 Wednesday, the cat out of the bag Monday we could get ourselves m Nelsonville York 28 Mtller 6 I m gomg to let you m on a trouble because we play some Wahama 7 Spencer 6 Friday ltUe secret Hayes told his pretty good football teams Pt Pleasant 21 Ravenswood 14 weekly press luncheon When yet Rock Hill 6 Chesapeake 0 we get close to the goallme we Desptte the demai Hayes Fairland 10 Oak Hill 6 like to run our ful lback was qw ck to add however Huntmgton East 20 South Pomt there may be some thmgs 6 Hayes satd hts reputatiOn for runntng the fullback down near that we may not use unless we Coal Grove 40 Ironton St Joe 0 Ph. 992-3629 the goal !me was the reason have to Warren 6 Paden City 0 quarterback Cornelius Greene H1cks Called Best was able to score so eastly Ha) es a gam put m a good on keeper plays m last Satur word for offens ve tackle John day s 37 7 vtctory over Indiana Hteks th s t1me call ng him They knew we like to run the best hneman we ve ever our fullback do\\n there satd had- mcludmg Jun Parker I can t make tl any stronger the coach of the No I ranked Buck e) es and they stopped than that the 23 year him alrtght Buckeye coach sa d J ohn 1s a Hayes pomted out the Buck great msp1rat10n to us He s eyes had un 31 sweeps the outstanding every game He s week before aga1nst WtSconsm a leader and he leads by ex Why • he asked Because ample they were there But look what Hayes had srud many tunes our fullback (Bruce Eha) and preVIously that the 6-3 258Arch (Grtffm ) dtd to Indiana pound H cks a seruor from ms1de Cleveland was the best !me man he had had smce Jun Futtback Stars Ella havmg hts fmest day Parker played for the stnce bemg moved to fullback Buckeyes m the mtd 1950s from ltnebacker to replace the Parker was recently nducted illJured Champ Henson gamed mto the Pro football Hall of 121 yards m 24 cames and Fame at Canton With Hayes Gnffm runnmg mostly ms1de g1vmg the mduction address Gnffm led the weekly Buck the tackles sqmrted for 130 yards m 25 tr es h1s ftfth eye leaf award wmners for his If yo n cd a I yo eed so n eot1e yOu ca performance agamst Indiana stra1ght 100-plus game tr st W a tt:: e the an o nt yo 1 ecd Hayes m response to a ques gettmg 511. leaves That C \ Lo s a J ff em k 1 d of loan bon demed that he had played prompted Hayes to remark I W die sn "' too If p ople close to the vest football m don t believe 11 ro ge the r sa ngs yo kno v Safety Net! ColzJe who had a the Buckeyes ftrst fiVe games c t st s r I lie you lo a 1 while savmg hts best for last- :;:; yard mterception return for \\hat m tkes us a ddferent km.d of a touchdown another 17 yard agamst Michigan Nov 24 loan co rnpan~ makes us a better kmd of If you do you are gomg to mterceptwn return and a 23 loan compan y yard punt return led the de fense wtth 4 f.! leaves wtth de fenstve tackle Arme Jones get 2 ling 4 10 TIL 2 . I· Thursday and Nights MEIGS INN Pomeroy STUS LE A OF $1,000. PEOPLE TRUST US TO HANDLE SAVINGS OF OVER $150,000,000. CITY LOAN &SAVINGS tt.l\1 WIIA gdg11 heritage house !Ill 8 Your THOM MeAN Store M ddieporl 0 •' E<c f "9 Furn twe Showrooms •• •• BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0 • • CONNIE MISS WONDERFUL POLL PARROT DINGO DANIEL GREEN ·molJBI.E·I=REE DRIVINI;••• Moore's Semce Center f!ST.J912 12a E Matn St 992 2171 Pomet O) Oh o PROFFSSIONAL TUNE UP B CYLIN DER Includes Parts and Labor 1969 GM to 1973- $20 95 Is your car acr ng up' Has the summer been hard on your auto' Now s the t me to have a tune up We can have your car runn ng smoothly n no time Save money at Moores Expertly Install SHOCKS BRAKES MOORE'S Service Center MUFFLERS 124 W Matn Pomeroy 1. PH. 992 2848 TAIL PIPES ' CONVER~E f I and wtde rece1ver Fred Btlet rukoff caught etghl of those for 116 as he upped hts career George Hall Woody's fullback offense surprises I=UR be loved YOL m~ke Dress A Doll* a happiness th 1g Tl a 1k you uo ~r~~u In a pa 1 of B g Ten matches Oh o St le v II van qu sh Nortl w~ste1 n 39 8 and M c h1 gan w ll roll me n tv along w1 lh a 35 21 v ctOJ y over M nnesota Neb raska w ll keep ts Btg E ght title hopes alive wtth a 38 28 tnumph over Oklahoma State and An zo na State Penn State LS U and Ten nessee w II protect lheu na t ona l ratmgs wtlh easy V ICtores We conf dent ly pt ed ct Ar zo na St 34 Oregon St 16 Penn St 33 West V rg1ma 14 LSU 'n South Caro l na 8 and Tennessee 38 TCU 16 ln an unu sua l mate! up Kenl Slate o f tl e Mtd Amer ca Con lere nce w II JOurney to Logan Utah to meet the Ul 1h State Agg es In th s f rst eve meetmg we see a 27 21 tnumpl f01 the ' st l ng Golden Fla s hes -urn kum pl Now go on w lh th e to ecast Turner's field goal ties Raiders Tune Into A TUNE-UP Here, Soon ttdaa2G.., 19 25 (101 2 9 16 23 5 c By MAJOR AMOS B HOOPLE Or g nal T ght End aw~rded Don t worry ~bou t st w111g sk dls Your doll will lind a homl n th l arms o l a chdd on Chr stmas d 1y ~nd POMEROY, OHIO (~eo l Hoople goes with ND, Meigs, GAHS, Eastern In addtlJOn to Logan Ralph Smtih sentor quarterback and Dave Dobb ns scmor end also passed the goal hne Coach Sp ke Berkh1mer s Eastern Eagles \\ tll host the 1ugged Alexander Spartans Alexander IS 3 2 I followmg last \\.Cek s t e at Cheshire Roger G lders a 145 pound sophomore Ron Wh1 te a sen or and quarterback Dan Welch are the maJOr scormg threats for the Spartans Fnday mght the Spartans collected over 300 yards on the ground agamst the SV AC Bobcats Eastern rneanwh le sui fered is fourth loss of the season agamst the Glouster 1 omcats rhe Eagles not only lost the game but lost the servtces of )untor fullback and punter M ke Larkms Larkms suffered a knee InJury when he stepped mto a hole on the rugged Glouster turf Southern puts tts 5 2 record on the I ne agamst the Tom cats The Tornadoes defeated Symmes Valley 28 8 last Fnday Mttch Nease one of the area s top rushers and scorers had another good n ght sconng four touchdowns agamst the V kin gs Nease now has 17 touchdowns and four extra po nts m seven gumcs College Ratings W< nud your help Jo bnng happmess Jo m, ely< htldn•n thJS C hnstmas Come 111 now - supply ol dolls 1s limited- and pi< k up 1 tree doll Des1gn and sew ~n out11t tor 1t then return 1t to us It will h( cl splayed 1n our lobby w1th all the On-sA Doll noll' Pn zes w II be ~ l I �3- The Daily Sent mel Middleport Pomeroy 0 0< I 23 1973 2-TheDatlyS.nttnel Mtddleport PomeroJ 0 Oct 23 1973 • zn Briefs News • • • l from page 1) Con~Wued vesttgall\'e umt speCJfted he could be removed only for ex traordinary unpropneues COLUMBUS- SOME 700 EMPLOYES at Columbus Coated Fabrtcs Co where workers have been affltcted wtth a mystenous nerve ailment agreed not to take a stnke vote Monday The dectsloo came after state Health Dtrector Dr John Cashman presented four pages of health safety recorn mendattons l<J company offlctals DELAWARE OHIO - ROBERT DIXON asststant dtrector of the Perkins Observatory sa1d today 1! was possible there could be life elsewhere m the umverse Doom s31d sctentists today can make anuno ac ds and w1th an electncal charge create ltfe m laboratones He sa1d the same elements on Earth are found m many places m the umverse and an electrtcal charge to acttvate the eletnents could create life somewhere else Pomeroy PTA I AIINI\ AI SLAT! D A Hall \H~n t;.iUTII\al wtll be held Saturday at the Cl •ster F.lemenlary School A soup su1 p('r "I I u lim lud(' d h ve~clable and bean soup st-~ndwaches salad desserts and soft drmks w II be held from 5 to 7 afte• whtch the carmval wtll be held The pubhc IS '"' tted Game booths are to be set up after 5 p m Fr~day E R SQUAD AIDS The Pomeroy Emergency Squad answered a call to the Jack Kr.utter res1dence at 712 Nye Ave at 6 15 a m Tuesday Krautter who was havm g d1 !Ctculty brea thmg was taken to Veterans Memor al Hosp1!2l where he was admttted M1 ~ dd) Educa tor s schc'dule October 24 26 1973 WEDNESDAY Salcrn Center 5 oll-0 J.an~s VIlle 6 30-7 30 Rutland II8 30 THURSDAY Pomeroy 9-12 Hobson I 2 Middleport 2 30 3 Gra>el H1ll 3 30-4 Laurel Chff 4 305 Old Chester Rd 5 15-5 45 Flatwoods 6-7 Chester 7 1545 F1ve Pomts ~ 30 FRIDAY Harr~ so nv1il e 9 10 30 Roads 11 15 12 15 WID chester 2-3 Rt 327 3 30-4 Oak Rtdge 4 30-> 30 Rutland 7 3().8 30 Amended Hou&e Joint Resolu ton No 13 current Clar"nce Byron Hayman 80 Columbus Cormerly of Metgs County d1ed Sunday at h s restdence The annual Halloween carmval of the Pomeroy Elementary PTA wtll be held Saturday mght at the school 6 30 to 10 p m Numerous game booths wdl be m operatton and there Will also be a sweet show a flea market and several door prtzes Mrs Robert Lew s ts asking for candy cupcakes pte popcorn balls or other good tes for the sweet shop Toys Chnstmas decorallons odds and ends but no clothing are asked for the flea market The decorallng and game commtltees are asked to meet at the school at 1 p m Saturday to prepare for the carmval Mr Hayman was preceded tn death by hts parents Ed and Ehza Newberry Hayman hts ftrs t w1fe Kathryn 0 Ne I Hayman one son Guy two brothers and one Stsler Mr Hayman ts survived by h1s w1fe Manon Welch Hayman one daughter to law Mrs Guy ( Ernestme ) Hayman Long Bottom one brother Dayton Hayman etght grand Reedsvtiie children and 17 great Dal~ The SVAC teams zn • actzon Thursday Coach J1m Sprague s un and Housh are the defens1ve beaten Kyger Creek Bobcats ends Cornerbacks are Tabor wdl attempt to wrap-up thetr and Waller •I le Hudson an 1 ftrsl football champ10nshtp m Wise are the lm ebac kers four years Thursday mghl Defens ve safeties a1 e Davtd against the wmless Symmes Str oud John Gordon and Valley VIkings Preston K;ger Cre.,ek ts 5-0 m the Coach J ohn Patton s V1kmgs Southern Valley AlhletJC have been led by JUmors Terry Conference and 6-0-1 o\ erall Pme Raymond M Her ar d That tte was a 21 21 J ames loml n homecommg match la st fhe Lawrence Counties rely Frtday agamst the Alexander on a passmg attack led by Spartans qu arterback Cht s Leste1 H1s The Bobca t offense has favonte ta rgets arc P ne and averaged 25 I pomts per game John Berry whtle the defense has y t ~ ld ed In the only other league an average or 9 8 pomts per engagement Thursda) Coach outmg Bob Ashley s mprovmg South Offensively kyger s western Htghlanders w 11 seek Ujwrence rabor 160 pound lhetr U rd v ctory of the season sehwr fullback has scored II aga1nst the Hannan Trace touchdowns and stx extra Wildcats Of Coacl I om pomts for 72 pomts The 57 Belv lie speedster has rushed for 1 001 The H ghlanders us ng a yards 1n seven games thts fall s mgle w ng offense have Semor quarterback Clay posted v cton es over Green Hudson a 185 pounder has Twp and S) nunes Valley rushed for SIX touchdowns two Southwestern lost by one pmnt extra pomts and has thrown to Hannan W Va and by a three scoring passes to hts sphl touchdown to Zane 1 race of end semor John Rumley Ross Coun t) Ph1l Lew s 210 The thtrd threat m the poWld se n or Kev n Walker Bobcat backfield ts JUn iOr 180 pound Jun or and Mtke tatlback Mark Waller a 160 Crouse 150 pound senwr are pounder who was InJured n U e top ball carr ers on the the Southern game Waller has smgle wmg Last week SW scored four stx pmnters took to the atr as Terry Carter Back up runners are Chns threw a touchdown pass to Preston Ben Arnett and Ttm Larry fallon Lucas all sophomores Hannan 1 ra ce s sllll seekmg The Bobcat offens ve I ne s ts f1rst w n of the season composed of semors Rumley althoug~ t1 e W ldcats have Marc Lawhon and Ron Roush looked better the ~st two juniOrs Dave Wtse Jeff Icard weeks and Bruce Arnett and Hannan Trace scored Its first sophomores Jeff Blazer and touchdm.. n of the year w the Jjm Ward f rst per od aga nst U e North On defense Lawhon at 210 Gall a Pirates last Fnday pounds and 6-4 260 pound In non league games Thurs Dav1d Clay anchor the center day North Gall a w II play of the forward wall Rumley Hannan W Va cmd Alexander vtstls Eastern l'nday mghl Tr mble tangles w th the WOVEN ACRYLICS AND WOOLS Sentinel OIVOTEDTO THE NTERESTOII= MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL Extc Ed ROeERT HOEFL CM C ty Ed to Pub Sht'd de y excep Pomerov Bowl ng Lanes Morn ng Glo es League 11M " Be H reso ed by the Gene a.l !0 embly of the Sta. e o f Oh a h ee fifL.I s of the membe s e ected a ea h house oncurrmg th 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B. Havman claimed at' 80 plans carmval JOINT RESOLUTION P:ropoatng to ameDd sec110D l6 of A:rt c;le n of the ConstUutlon of lhe S lala of Ohlo to aulhor1ze ag'rlc:ulhual land lo he valued fo:r taxalloD ln acco:rdance wUh. Us carrter (or 4J years Funeral serv•ces wtll be held Wednesday at 1 p m at Ewing grandchildren Chapel wtth bur~altn Sand Hill Mr Hayman was a 50 year Cemetery Long Bottom The member of Shade Rtver Lodge Rev Eldon Blake wtll offtctate 153 F&AM Chester F 0 E Fnends may call at the funeral 2171 Pomeroy and a rural rna I home anyhme Team Newe oc1 9 1973 Pts 31 28 Sunoc o 24 ?2 Game 21 18 OFF '"Second c us pos age pad a Pome ov Oh o Na ona advt t s ng •P esen a ve Bo ne Ge agher nc 2 Eas .42nd S Ne-w York New Yo k Subscr p on rates De lilt ed by c a e whe e •va atl e S5 can s pe week Game AR1ICLE II Sa urday by The Oh oVa ev Pub sh ng Company Cou S Pome oy Oh o 45769 Bvs nes Ot ce Phone 991 2 56 Ed or a Phone 992 By Mar ene Moo Rou e whee c• e serv ce no •v• ab e One month s:t By mal nOhoandW Va One Year 16 sxmonhs 150 Three months u 50 E sewhere $ I r•a sx mon hll $9 SO h ee mon hs lARGE GROUPING ON SALE Subsc p on p ce n c udcts Sundar T mes $6 FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY Sent ne ARE YOU SPENDING TOO MUCH FOR YOUR INSURANCE? ARE ¥0U A I Bolts and bolts and bolts off ne qual1ty woven aery ! cs and wools Plam colors patterns pla1ds checks m I ght and dark tones 58 and 60 Widths Shop th s sale tomorrow YOU CAN BE \ 10% ?o~!me Econom1cs Students .•• and Home Economic Teachers HAPPY HARRY CALl NOW FOR THE MOST COMPETITIV~ HOMEOWNERS AND AUTOMOB LE RATES IN TOWN The Fabric Shop Reuter Insurance Agancy 107 Sytcunore St Pomeroy 0 PH 992 JUO A nended Sena c To t<o 9 M cCa ll s & S mpl c t y Patterns SINGER SALES& SERVICE 115 W SECOND 992 2284 --·-· POMEROY What you • should know • -about diamonds Southern Torn adoes At Vtnton Coach J ohn Blake s North Galha P rates w1ll seek the second stratght victory and a 4-4 season ma1 k aga nst the W Ideals of Mason County Led by Sterl ng Logan s three touchdowns the Pirates reb ounded fl om a dtsappo nl ng 6-0 upset loss to Green to post a lops ded 4().8 v ctory over Hannan Trace • R eso u lon • JOINT RESOLUTION Dress-A-Doll*is a happiness thing. Color Enter our Dress-A-Doll Contest Th 0 amonds that are abso lute ly wh te or colo r less a e very ra e and a e valued acco d ng y A co o r ess d amo nd even 1f con a ns sl gh mperfecl ons s wo th mo re Jhan a d amond of average coo NOW! 72 CHEV. CAPRICF. 2 DR. HT. Ev ery ArJCarved D a mond s gua anteed to meet t ad ona y h gh standards lor fme color Amcn ae d Sentl. e a n ~T Fu l powe v ny l oot <:Art Carved H o u a No 30 JO s W(! ek s Spec a I RESOLUTION fado y a $3295 m Use Our Chr stma s • LAY AWAY PLAN Karr & Van Zandt GOESSLER You I L ke Our Qua ty Wa y of Do ng Bus ness GMAC FINANCING JEWELRY STORE 90? ~14'2 Pomeroy Open Evenmgs T 6 00 Court St Pomeroy T t S PM Sal • EFFECTIVE DATE Jf odo ed b y a m or ty of he ecr.o s vo In,!:! on h s am c n Cme n he ame n dment sh.1 take effect Janu y D -1 UN ITEn S ATES OF AMERIC\ S fATE OF OHIO OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE Amended Substitu c Hou e Jo n l Resolu on No 1 JO NT TIESOLUTION I TLD W BROWN Secretary of S .l e of he S a e of Ohio do hereby cert ~ at he fore go ng is c copv of Amended House n Resolu on No ]3 Amended Scna e Jo t ResQ u on No 9 A ended Sen a e Jo Reso u i on No :10 and Amended Subst ute House Jon Resa on No 1 fi ed n he office of he Secre tary of S a e and propos ng o ame nd he bo e :c;e ons of he Cons u ion of Oh o SVAC STANO NGS ALL GAMES TEAM K yge C eek Southe n W L T P OP 6 0 1 6 69 5 2 Q 15 0.4 No th Ga a 3 4 o 132 09 Eas e n 3 4 0 77 6 7 Sou hw es e n 2 5 0 56 26 Hannan T ace 0 4 6 37 Symmes Val e y 0 0 58 203 SVAC ONLY TEAM W L P OP Kyge r C eek 5 o 36 36 Souhen 4 9 53 No r h Ga l a 3 2 32 62 Eas t er.n 3 2 45 40 Sou hweste n J 30 97 SymmesV a ey 0 4 22 7 Hannan T a ce 0 4 6 3 Tota ts 6 6 490 490 Thursdays Games Kyger C ee k at Symmes Egad frtends yo ur ge nerosity oven\ helms n e More than a week ha s gone by and I am s t1ll be ng deluged by complimentary letters and telephone calls on ny exclus 1ve foreca st s of MISSOUII to upset powe1ful Neb1 aska and P1tt to whack heavJ!~ favored Wes t Vtrgtnta Your plaudtts - kaff kaff - are welcome of course but hardly necessa ry! Adm tedly pegg1ng Mtsso ur s tnumph was a monumental achtevement - hak kaff and l rs I he most astontshmg upset of 1973 Pttt s v ctory was almost as amaz ng but loyal follower s of my forecasts know the Hoople System pegs the season s rna JOI Upse ts rear after year har rumph And speakmg of upsets we have a real doozey for you thiS week Would you beiteve Notre Dame over Southern Ca it fornta• No yo u say Humph May I rem nd you of the aforementiOned M 1ssour and P1tl pred1c!Jons The lads of Ara Parsegh1an can be expected to put forth a l1ltie extra effort 1n lh s Saturdays renewal of the r annual classtc at South Bend Not Stnce the great Nolre Dame club of 1966 thrashed Southern Cal 51 0 have the lnsh bee n able to conquer John McKay s TroJans In 67 70 and 72 the men of Troy prevatled and the 68 and 69 contests f n shed 1n 21 21 and 14 14 standoffs The burden of proof falls on the lnsh and this week we see them nsmg to the occas1on and wtth a sm1dgen of lr sh luck thrown tn the South Bend lads wtll wtn 28 21 har rumph Several other top engage m e n\s are on tap WJ!h Oklahoma our chOice to take Kansas State 41 21 Alabama s our p c k over V1rg1n a Tech <Ui 12 and M ssoun w ll preva tl over Colorado 22 14 m a Btg E ght headitne con test @ be d Copyr ght 1973 by R chard Stebb ns and Assoc ates Inc The Farmers Bank & Savings Co. Member of Federal Reserve System On Fndays Our Dr1ve In Window 1s Open 9 am to 7 S20 000 Max1mum Insurance For ( Conttnuouslyl A1r Force :n Dav1dson 16 Alabama 46 Va Tech 12 Utah 31 Anzona 26 (N) Holy Cross t6 Army 8 Auburn 21 Houston 20 Boston Col 34 V1ttanova 8 N C State 35 Clemson 17 Colgate 15 Bucknett 13 M tssoun 22 Colorado 14 Dayton 21 Drake 13 (N) Delaware 36 Temple 20 Georgta 27 Kentucky 18 Harvard 30 Dartmouth 10 Idaho 18 Montana St 16 Va ey Hannan T ace t1 Soufhw es e n Hannan W Va a No h Ga A ex anct er a Ease n a Fr days Game T m b e a So u h e n Meigs reserves tie Big Blacks The Me1gs Marauder reserve football team beh nd the runmn g of J ohn Thomas Ed Stsson and Perk Ault carne back late tn the fourth quarter to he the Pt Pleasant reserves 8-8 Saturday mght at Marauder Stadtum The B1g Blacks took an 8-0 lead m the ftrs l half but the Marauders came back late m the second quarter behmd the passmg of Au! t to dr ve deep nto Pt temtory However w th tune runmng out an Ault aer1al was mtercepted on the Pt Pleasant goal hne Netther team mounted much of a dnve m the second half until the wamng m nutes of the fourth quarter when the gndders of coaches Fenton Taylor and Chuck Downte took the ball from around thetr own 30 yard !me and drove 70 yards for the ty ng pmnls W1th the ball around the Pt Pleasant 10 yard line Ault kept around the nght stde cut back to h1s left and dashed un touched mto the end zone On the conversiOn Ault kept aga n around the n ght stde for the tymg pomts DENVER IUP! ) - Denver Bronco Co3ch John Ralston a llhno1s 21 Iowa 13 shght smile creasmg h s face Kansas 34 Kowa St 12 plulosophlzed about hts team s Oklahom~ 41 Kansas St 2t 23 23 t1e wtth the Oakland l..outsvtiie 17 Cmclftnallll iN) Ratders Bo,.hng Green 2M Marshall It s better to be the l)er 6 than the tyee the second year coach sa1d after Monday Duke 25 Mary land 17 mght s g~me Nobody likes a M1am1 IO ) 19 Toledo 14 lie but you have to 12ke I at M1ch1gan 3> Mtnnesota 21 U IS tune of the ) ear It put us M1ss St 27 Southern Mass m good pOSitlon 2t It put Oakland n a tte w th MI SSISSippt R Vanderbll~ 7 Kansas C1ty for first place m New Mex St 23 N Tex St ti the AFC West t 3 2 1 and INl Denver a game back at 2 3-1 E Carolina IH N Carolina Plack1cker Jun Turner got 14 the tte for tl e Broncos when he Notre Oa me 2~ Sou !her n ktcked a 35 yardcr " th three c II 21 seconds to play No Difference Oh10 State ~ Nort hw estern S I d dn t feel any different Oh10 U 6 West M1ch t Nebraska ~~ Oklahoma St about t than any of the others sa d Turner who also 28 had kicks of 43 and 37 yards m Arizona St 43 Oregon St 16 the second half and had a 52 Oregon 35 Wa s hmg ton 14 yardcr hit the crossbar and a Pac1f1 c 2? Santa Clara 15 47 yarder blocked the f rst Penn St 33 West Va 14 half Plltshurgh 25 Navy 12 1 urner s hn II held goal Penn 21 Prmceton 14 came JUSt 33 seconds after 46Purdue 21 Mt ch St 7 year-<Jld George Blanda gave Rutgers 28 Colun bta tZ Oakland a 23 20 lead wtth a 49 San D1ego St J flonda St yard held goal--hts third of \he 21 INl game and 302nd of hiS career New MeXICO 24 Sa n Jose St and the 18th successful field 18 IN) goal ktcked agamsl Denver m LSU 27 S Carolina 8 l N) 18 tr es lh1s year Stanford 17 Wash St tO Bla da who along v H Miami IFla ) 42 Syracuse 21 Ratder center Jun Otto !ted an NFL record by appeanng m hJS Tenn 38 TCU 16 !88th consecu\tve game also Texas A&M 37 Baylor 23 k eked three-pomters from 3> SMU 20 1 exas Tech 16 and 13 yards Texas 28 Rice 8 N) Oakland s other scores came 1 ulane 21 Georg ~a Tech 14 on an 80-yard pass from Ken INl Stabler to Mtke Smm on which UCLA 49 Cahfornta 24 Denver defender Randy Mont Kent St 27 Utah St 21 gomer) fell at the 50 and on a Colorado St 19 UTex El 16 ym d pass fron Stabler to l'aso 9 (N) C1 ff Branch also covered by Vtrgm ta 31 Wake Forest 6 Montgomery W1ch1ta St 15 W Texas St 14 Sta hler H1ts 16 of 24 Wm & Mary 42 VMl 15 Stabler who was caught W1sconsm 37 lnd~ana 21 trymg to pass stx t mes and Wyom1ng 15 Brt g ham had two passes dropped wound Young 13 up hilt ng 16 of 24 for 313 yards Yale 28 Cornell t4 Athens 30 Waverly 12 Galhpolls 13 Wellston 8 1ronton 20 Logan 0 Metgs 15 Jackson 14 Kyger Creek 38 Symmes Valley 12 SouthY~estern ' \ rece Hng mi;trk to 6 076 Dcm er s othe r scores t.:ame on an 80-yard fumble rc'Covery return by safety Btll Thompson on Oakland s ftrst dr ve and a one yard run by l'io) d L tUe The matn a d to Den.er s wtnn ng held goal was rookie Ra y G J) s ktckoff problems after Bland< s f n 1 fed goal Guy k eked the ball out of OOunds on success ve tr es and ftnally \\ OW d up k1ck ng from his own 30 Denver got the ball on tls 38 Charle) Johnson h1t L ttle w1th a 13 )ard pass Joe Dawktns ran 12 and L ttle mne to set up furncr s t) ng shot \ l 'After all I ve done for you ' We can do more for you w th a ee survey of your r sks and nsurance pol c es Th s w avo d over app ng po c es and un nsu ed sks Ph one 99? 2342 tor adequate coverage at ow cost DOWNING CHILDS AGENCY INC. MIOO LEPORT 0 AT THE ORGAN 8 Hannan Trace 6 North Galha 28 Hannan 0 Alexander 26 Eastern 12 Tnmble 1 Southern 0 go down h 11 Hayes sa1d m COLUMBUS I UP!) - OhiO State Coach Woody Hayes let response to the quest on And Ft Frye 44 Federal Hockmg 0 Wednesday, the cat out of the bag Monday we could get ourselves m Nelsonville York 28 Mtller 6 I m gomg to let you m on a trouble because we play some Wahama 7 Spencer 6 Friday ltUe secret Hayes told his pretty good football teams Pt Pleasant 21 Ravenswood 14 weekly press luncheon When yet Rock Hill 6 Chesapeake 0 we get close to the goallme we Desptte the demai Hayes Fairland 10 Oak Hill 6 like to run our ful lback was qw ck to add however Huntmgton East 20 South Pomt there may be some thmgs 6 Hayes satd hts reputatiOn for runntng the fullback down near that we may not use unless we Coal Grove 40 Ironton St Joe 0 Ph. 992-3629 the goal !me was the reason have to Warren 6 Paden City 0 quarterback Cornelius Greene H1cks Called Best was able to score so eastly Ha) es a gam put m a good on keeper plays m last Satur word for offens ve tackle John day s 37 7 vtctory over Indiana Hteks th s t1me call ng him They knew we like to run the best hneman we ve ever our fullback do\\n there satd had- mcludmg Jun Parker I can t make tl any stronger the coach of the No I ranked Buck e) es and they stopped than that the 23 year him alrtght Buckeye coach sa d J ohn 1s a Hayes pomted out the Buck great msp1rat10n to us He s eyes had un 31 sweeps the outstanding every game He s week before aga1nst WtSconsm a leader and he leads by ex Why • he asked Because ample they were there But look what Hayes had srud many tunes our fullback (Bruce Eha) and preVIously that the 6-3 258Arch (Grtffm ) dtd to Indiana pound H cks a seruor from ms1de Cleveland was the best !me man he had had smce Jun Futtback Stars Ella havmg hts fmest day Parker played for the stnce bemg moved to fullback Buckeyes m the mtd 1950s from ltnebacker to replace the Parker was recently nducted illJured Champ Henson gamed mto the Pro football Hall of 121 yards m 24 cames and Fame at Canton With Hayes Gnffm runnmg mostly ms1de g1vmg the mduction address Gnffm led the weekly Buck the tackles sqmrted for 130 yards m 25 tr es h1s ftfth eye leaf award wmners for his If yo n cd a I yo eed so n eot1e yOu ca performance agamst Indiana stra1ght 100-plus game tr st W a tt:: e the an o nt yo 1 ecd Hayes m response to a ques gettmg 511. leaves That C \ Lo s a J ff em k 1 d of loan bon demed that he had played prompted Hayes to remark I W die sn "' too If p ople close to the vest football m don t believe 11 ro ge the r sa ngs yo kno v Safety Net! ColzJe who had a the Buckeyes ftrst fiVe games c t st s r I lie you lo a 1 while savmg hts best for last- :;:; yard mterception return for \\hat m tkes us a ddferent km.d of a touchdown another 17 yard agamst Michigan Nov 24 loan co rnpan~ makes us a better kmd of If you do you are gomg to mterceptwn return and a 23 loan compan y yard punt return led the de fense wtth 4 f.! leaves wtth de fenstve tackle Arme Jones get 2 ling 4 10 TIL 2 . I· Thursday and Nights MEIGS INN Pomeroy STUS LE A OF $1,000. PEOPLE TRUST US TO HANDLE SAVINGS OF OVER $150,000,000. CITY LOAN &SAVINGS tt.l\1 WIIA gdg11 heritage house !Ill 8 Your THOM MeAN Store M ddieporl 0 •' E<c f "9 Furn twe Showrooms •• •• BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0 • • CONNIE MISS WONDERFUL POLL PARROT DINGO DANIEL GREEN ·molJBI.E·I=REE DRIVINI;••• Moore's Semce Center f!ST.J912 12a E Matn St 992 2171 Pomet O) Oh o PROFFSSIONAL TUNE UP B CYLIN DER Includes Parts and Labor 1969 GM to 1973- $20 95 Is your car acr ng up' Has the summer been hard on your auto' Now s the t me to have a tune up We can have your car runn ng smoothly n no time Save money at Moores Expertly Install SHOCKS BRAKES MOORE'S Service Center MUFFLERS 124 W Matn Pomeroy 1. PH. 992 2848 TAIL PIPES ' CONVER~E f I and wtde rece1ver Fred Btlet rukoff caught etghl of those for 116 as he upped hts career George Hall Woody's fullback offense surprises I=UR be loved YOL m~ke Dress A Doll* a happiness th 1g Tl a 1k you uo ~r~~u In a pa 1 of B g Ten matches Oh o St le v II van qu sh Nortl w~ste1 n 39 8 and M c h1 gan w ll roll me n tv along w1 lh a 35 21 v ctOJ y over M nnesota Neb raska w ll keep ts Btg E ght title hopes alive wtth a 38 28 tnumph over Oklahoma State and An zo na State Penn State LS U and Ten nessee w II protect lheu na t ona l ratmgs wtlh easy V ICtores We conf dent ly pt ed ct Ar zo na St 34 Oregon St 16 Penn St 33 West V rg1ma 14 LSU 'n South Caro l na 8 and Tennessee 38 TCU 16 ln an unu sua l mate! up Kenl Slate o f tl e Mtd Amer ca Con lere nce w II JOurney to Logan Utah to meet the Ul 1h State Agg es In th s f rst eve meetmg we see a 27 21 tnumpl f01 the ' st l ng Golden Fla s hes -urn kum pl Now go on w lh th e to ecast Turner's field goal ties Raiders Tune Into A TUNE-UP Here, Soon ttdaa2G.., 19 25 (101 2 9 16 23 5 c By MAJOR AMOS B HOOPLE Or g nal T ght End aw~rded Don t worry ~bou t st w111g sk dls Your doll will lind a homl n th l arms o l a chdd on Chr stmas d 1y ~nd POMEROY, OHIO (~eo l Hoople goes with ND, Meigs, GAHS, Eastern In addtlJOn to Logan Ralph Smtih sentor quarterback and Dave Dobb ns scmor end also passed the goal hne Coach Sp ke Berkh1mer s Eastern Eagles \\ tll host the 1ugged Alexander Spartans Alexander IS 3 2 I followmg last \\.Cek s t e at Cheshire Roger G lders a 145 pound sophomore Ron Wh1 te a sen or and quarterback Dan Welch are the maJOr scormg threats for the Spartans Fnday mght the Spartans collected over 300 yards on the ground agamst the SV AC Bobcats Eastern rneanwh le sui fered is fourth loss of the season agamst the Glouster 1 omcats rhe Eagles not only lost the game but lost the servtces of )untor fullback and punter M ke Larkms Larkms suffered a knee InJury when he stepped mto a hole on the rugged Glouster turf Southern puts tts 5 2 record on the I ne agamst the Tom cats The Tornadoes defeated Symmes Valley 28 8 last Fnday Mttch Nease one of the area s top rushers and scorers had another good n ght sconng four touchdowns agamst the V kin gs Nease now has 17 touchdowns and four extra po nts m seven gumcs College Ratings W< nud your help Jo bnng happmess Jo m, ely< htldn•n thJS C hnstmas Come 111 now - supply ol dolls 1s limited- and pi< k up 1 tree doll Des1gn and sew ~n out11t tor 1t then return 1t to us It will h( cl splayed 1n our lobby w1th all the On-sA Doll noll' Pn zes w II be ~ l I �Sent'int•l, .~ - Tlte Daily Sentir :I', Middleporl-Pomeroy,O .. Oct. 23, 1973 Court of honor held 1Vaomi Baptist , I;~ CaIen darJ~ by scout troop ·249 hosts' officers fSQCTar~~*;J TUESOAY JUNIOR AME RICAN l<gion Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett Post 128, 6:30p.m . at the hall . AM ERIC AN Leg ion AuxiUary, Drew Webster Post 39, 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Jeanette Tbomas with students of Meigs Community School will be guests as a part of the observance of American E ducation Week. RACINE American Legion Auxiliary 7:30 p.m. a t the halL AN NU AL Scottis h Rite Dinner' Meigs an d Gallia Counties, 6:45 p. m . Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Program and fellowship. • · SOUTHERN Band Boosters, . h h 7: 30p.m . at h1g sc oo1. WEDNESDAY AM E RI C AN Le gi o n Auxiliary. Feene y-Benn ett Postl28, 6:3Up.m. potluck with legionnair es as guests, meeting at 7:30p.m. AMERI CAN LEGION , Feeney- Benne~t Pos t 128, 7:30 p.m . POMEROY · MIDDLEPORT Lions Club, regular meeting, noon, Meigs Inn. OHIO VALLEY Commandery 24 Knights Templar • stated meeting, 7: 30 p.m . Potluck dinner at 6:30p.m. for all Knights and their families. Boy Scout Troop 249, Pomeroy, held a court of honor Saturday at Camp Kiashuta attended by 21 scouts, theirparents and guests. A dinner was served by the parents with Mark Morris and John Stewart, assistant districf commissioner conduc_!ipg the campfire activities. Speaker lor the. even t was Fran.k Va ughan who ta lked on citizenship. The court or honor was conducted by the troop members. Acce pted i nto membership and receiving the Scout Award, the firs t step of advancement, were Dale R i£fle , Wesley Perkins, Robert Wears, Jimmy Sny d e r , Larry Snide r a nd Ricky Lunsford. T d rf t d en e oo progress awar s went to Dan Thomas, John Stewart, Mark Casto and Rick Blaettnar. Paul Reed and Jim. Rosenbawn received the firs t class progress awards. Skill awards were as foll ows : First aid skill - Steve Little, Dan Thomas, Dan Norman, Paul Reed, John Stewart, Jeff Daniels, Scott McKinney and Dan Will. Swimming skill - Mark Casto, John Stewart. Citizenship - Jeff Daniels, Mark Casto, John . Stewart, Rick Blaettnar, Todd Morrow, Max Jonas. Communications - Steve The election and installation devotions. Mrs. Combs read Little. , Hiking - Jeff Daniels, John of officers of the First District scripture from Heb. 11:1-10, ' Sunday School and Baptist and had prayer , and Mrs. Stewart Jim Rosenbaum. camping - John Stewart. Training Unio n was held Hampton commented on the Merit badges went to Dan Sunday at the Naomi Baptist theme topic. Will Jim Rosenbaum Steve Church, Pomeroy. There was a talent hour • • The district officers installed Little, John Ste war t, Dan wh ich co ns is ted of so ngs, Thomas, fi rs t ai d ; J ohn by ~ Rev. John King of the "Searching" and "He's Sweet I Stewart, swimming; Dan WiU, Trleds t one Baptist Church, Know" by the youth choir of Mark. Casto, Rick Blaettnar, Gallipolis, for the Sunday the F orest Run Baptist Dan Thomas, pio neering; School were Oscar Qualls, Church; a guitar duet "Don't Baptist Church, Let Me Pass Over" by J ohn Mark Casto, home repairs: Naomi Pomeroy, president ; Miss Warner of the First Baptist Da n Will , Mark Cas to, basketry ; Mark Morris, corn Dorothea Strother, First Chur ch, Rutland , and his farming; Mark Morris, rifle Baptis t , Rendville, vice grandson, Steven Franklin, and shotgun ; Jim Rosenbaum, president ; Miss Sarah Green, Santa Rosa, Calif. Run, Pomeroy, Warner also accompanied personal fitness; Dan Thomas Fores t secretary: Mrs. Nellie Winhimsell on the banjo as he sang and Dan Norman, fishing; and ston, Mount Moriah Baptist the song, "Don't Let Me Pass Mark Morris, canoeing. Chur c h, Middleport , Over," his own composition . Officers are Max Jones, troop librarian ; Jeff Daniels, tre~surer ; Kenny Roberts, Mrs . Ervin Baumgardner, scribe ; Scott McKinney, Steve First Baptist, Rendville; and pianist for the session, had a Little, assistantpatrolleaders; Miss Janie Preston, Rendville, piano solo. The sermon was given by the Mark Casto, patrol leader ; assistant pianist. Baptist Training Union of· Rev. Jack Watkins, pastor of Mark Casto, recruiter ; Dan Thomas, Webelos Den Chief ; fi c~ rs installed were Miss the First Baptist Church, and Paul Reed and Scott Yvonne Preston , Rendville, Glouster. He took his text from president ; Miss Cheryl Goins, Heb. 11, I and used the subject McKinney, den chiefs . Among those attending the Rendville, secretary ; Mrs . "The Immutability of Jesus." court of honor were Hank Winston, treasurer~ Kenny The speaker was introduced by Cleland, scoutmaster ; Robert Roberts, pianist ; and Miss the Rev. Eddie Buffington. Oscar Qualls had charge of Arms and Frank Casto, Janie Preston, assistant the SundBy School Institute, a ss istant scoutma s ter ; pianist. Theme of the institute was with remarks by the ' Rev. Richard Rosenbaum, Ted Reed, and Pat Wood, com- "Faith" with Mrs. Hampton of Samuel Jackson, pastor. mittee members; and Mark the Naomi Church, and Mrs. Morris, junior assistant Lee Combs of the First Baptist Church, Rutland, giving the scoutmaster. ~IRACLE~ : DO . - . I fiaJliX?I?: ~rrnrnm•u•m l .l Weaver. KEY WOMEN of Meigs County Church Women United . plsnJling .· session for World Community Day, to be ob· served Nov. 2, I p.m. at Trinity Church . Church plans anntlill dinner The _ Columbia Chapter Chnsllan Church, near Pt. Rock on Rt. 689_. will hold its annual· fall festival dmner at the church on Saturday, Oct. 27 Church. . The contribution was made by the couple in the name of his late father, Robert W. Harris, who for many years gave money to Class 12 to be used by them toward providing hot lunches for needy children. Mr. and Mrs. Harris in a Jetter to Class 12 indicated that they plan, to continue giving to the project. The money was accepted for the group by Mrs. L. W. McComas, a teacher at the Middleport School. Members were · asked to continue using·their mite boxes this year. Mrs. Robert Rinehart appointed Mrs. C. E. from destruct.: on. In tribute to her, the Book of Esther is read every year at the feast of ' Puram Mrs. Swanson noted that the name of Esther ls mentioned in the Bible 55 times, more than any other woman. She com.pared Esther with Goldie Meir, ruler of Israel, .and concluded with prayer. · A dessert smorgasbord was held following the meetinjl. The, . . , d Lord. 's prayer m unJSon -c1ose the meeting. Observe 5;3o LONG COATS • Beautifully Cleaned and Finished Robinson's Cleaners FAMOUS FIRESTONE \ . GROUND BEEF · lb. ' 89~ lb. HOME .MADE PURE . PORK SAUSAGE •• lb. Swift's Premium " ~f!~· 99~ HOME MADE 12 &9e Whitewalls Plus 50c per t ire Fed . Ex . ta x and BY THE PIECE lb. pkg. . 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MIDDLEPORT, 0 To Limit Quantities" "We Reserve The USDA CHOICE BEEF people HURRY! birthday . Second 1M people 1ft~---· SNOW TIRES AT· LAST YEAR'S PRICES!! Young, Mrs. Emerson JoneS, • We Accep! Fecleral Fooil Stamps PHONE: 992-3480 Pomeroy 216 E . 2nd i'trestone SUPERIORS FRESH AND TENDER SUPER MARKET - Open IJaily 9 to 10 · Sun. 10 to 10 •2.35 NEIGHBORS MEET The Friendly Neighbors Club will meet at 7:30p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Dona ld McKenzie. Members are to ta ke articles for an auction. Mark Charles Tinley, son of the former June Canaday' and James Edward Eastman, Los Angeles •. Calif., are here VJSlti.ng Tmley's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs . Del~a• A. Canaday. The two Will go to New York from here and then on to Europe for an eight month tour. Charles Young,. Columbus, spent Sunday VlSlhng h1s grandpar~nts, Mr. and Mrs. W. 0 . Barmtz, W. Mam St. , Pomeroy. M d M B b H fl ' h r . an rs. o oe 1c and daughter, Jayne Lee, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hammer and Kim over the weekend. PLAN PARTY A Halloween party for the and Mrs. ~ane Gilkey to the Bradbury community will be nominating committee, held Saturday night at 7 p.m. at '· Mrs . James · Criswell the Bradbury Church of Christ. reported that 300 pounds of Costumes -· \ will be judged with The second birthday of Jon pecans nave been ordered and Oannv will be for sale by the class. Ohlinger, son of Mr. and 'Mrs. prizes being awared .to the An unidentified Ch inese "An Autumn Prayer" by Mrs. Terry Ohlinger; Philo, was winners. craffsman turned out a " dragon clock " . sometime Rinehart, and a piano prelude observed Sunday with a party Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur F. around 1000 A. D. TransKoenig have returned from a by Mrs. McComas opened the at the home of ' his grandverse barS are evenly trip to Lanham, Md., where meeting. Mrs. Glen Lambert parents, Mr. imd Mrs. Herman sPaced across the body of devotions . using OhUnger, Pomeroy. they visited Mr. and Mrs. Mel gave the metal figure . A wooden rod of the ·p.roper dimen "Measure "for Living" as her Ice cream and cake were Harmon. While in the area they sion , l ighted at the end, meditation theme and scrip- served and 'g ifts were toured Washington, D. C. burn s from one bar to the Mr. and Mrs. Leo Russell, · ture from I. Cor. 13:1-3. She presell'li!<h\9'{~on. ,_!tending next In approximately an Denver, Colo., here for \)le past also read articles on chanty, besides hl~ . •ifhilld~arents, hour. A cord with weights at both ends Is placed at the · ·· ............ parentS an!\J>!'other Jay,'were few weeks as guests of Mr. and hope and peace. bracket representing the The program on Esther, Mrs. Wiltlam-Ohling~r. DebMrs. John Werner, are visiting wake-up hour. When the in Huntington now with other taken from "Women of the bie ·Kim and Steven· and Mr. burning rod severs the Bible" was presented by ~M.':~· ·and Mrs. Phil Ohlinger, Ann, relatives. cord , weights dr'op . into copper basins below . Now 'Mr. lmd Mrs. Wl1lis lioyce, Carrol Swanson. Mrs. Sw!lll~llri :?.hil and Laura. exhibited in the Lourve,,·the ·· <C ,. ...,.. ...• · Columbus, . are here · visiting said that Esther was a Jewish dragon clock was used orphan maiden who became ·---~t·i•. ·~·-~ relatives. They were Monday . many centuries .before FAMILYGATHERS night gues~ of Mr. and Mrs. queen of Persia. She told of spring and pendulum · driven alarm clocks were Esther's cousin, Mordecai, Donald Manuel was sur-John Werner. perfected . . . who held a minor office at the prised on his birthday Tuesday · Mrs. Betty Cline, Mrs. Mollie Time for leisur,e - time Hill and Mrs. Mary Klinze\man palace and reared her as his evening by several members of for . fun and· time to attended the fall disfrict daughter. When the King of his family who gathered at the relax! The whole family ha s time to enjoy freedom · · mee ling of the Business and Persia divorced his wife, he Manuel home in Racine. from home chores. Professional Women's Clubs married Esther, and it was she Cakes, punch and coffee were Teenagers love the feel of · held SUllday at the Hocking who was able to save the Jews served . Present were Mr. and well -managed hair after Mrs. Ernest Bush, Mr. and Valley Motor . Lodge at shampooing with Refined Water, and Baby i s comfy Mrs. Arnold Hupp, Max Nelsonville. in soft, cl ean clothes . The · Manuel, Sr., Joyce and. Donita Mr. and Mrs. William Fred Lady of the home ~an relax Joy ManueL Smith, Sr., have returned from without worr yi ng about ail the hours she needs lor a trip to New York City to visit r/1m· scrubbing , r i nsi ng , and relatives. It was their first visit . "'~ • wash ing, because all she back to New York City after A costumed Halloween party ne eds is Ret ined Water and 43 years ago. moving from here What you soap t o have her home and and carnival with . the public . ·.ever y th ing ir) it spark ling invited to participate will be should know clean . Her clo the s are held Thursday evening at the softer an d flu ff ier too! about diamonds: VISITS FRIEND Bradbury School. Hubb y en joys t he ease of mainta ining his -home in Jack Blair, Bloomington, Costumes will be judged and tip -top shape - his · money Ind., made a surprise visit to . pmes awarded for the best stretch es f urther without Donald Manuel and family, costumed '" sever~! ha vi ng to rep lace pl umbing Racine, Monday · night. Blair categones. Game booths ~111 fi x tures or other water bearing app li ances· too and Manuel were together as he set up m the classrooms ~~d often - ·he finds t ime to prisoners of way during the ~lls, and ~ndw~ehes, cookies, enjoy. hi s fa vor i_te sport or Korean Conflict. The two had p1e, cupcakes and candy Will be hobb y . So can you! Cal \8822525 . not seen each other since their for S!'le. L6VE RLY . return to the States at the. end The carnival will get un~AYRE of the war 20 years ago. Blair derway at . 6:30 p.m . and advised Manuel of plans heing continue until 9 p.m. made for a POW reunion in 8li2-252S 1975 in Kentucky. New Hav~m . W. Va A perfectly cut diamond wil l reflect all the light . HYMN SING HELD upwards fo r max imum A hymn sing will be held at britli.ance · the Hazel Community Church. ZENITH Every ArtCa rved a ia · Sunday at I :30p.m. The Raines Family of Ripley wiU be.. the . mond is precision cu t for COLOR TV featured br i ll iance . whether its · singers. The public is s. h ape is round , t.val , invited to attend . USDA CHOICE U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Serving wiU begin at d the pubUc is invited p.~il ':roceeds from the dinne~ will go towards the church's building program. WINTER RETREAD .Class receives contribution THURSDAY HALLOWEEN Carnival , 6:30 p.m. at Bradbury SchooL Prizes for best costumes. A c ontribution to the lunch LODGE 453 F&AM, Chester, 7:30 p.m. Work in master program at the Middleport mason degree. All master Elementary School from Mr. masons invited to · attend . · and Mrs. Gene Harris now residing in Wales was Refreshments. PRECEPTOR Beta Beta acknowledged during the Class Sorority of the Beta Sigma Phi, 12 meeting of the Middleport 7:45p.m. home of Mrs. Nellie Heath United Methodis t Brown: Shirley Custer is cohostess. CRUSADER Class, Mid- dleport Church of th e Nazarene, 7 p.m. at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Tom SCOUT PACK MEETS Pomeroy Cub Scout Pack 249 will hold its monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the IOOF hall. The October meeting will he a Halloween party with all members of the pack and other children of families to attend in costume. Refreshments will be served. AU boys, ages eight through 10, in the area who are interested in cub scouting, are invited to attend. qts. $ for 16 oz. . Special LIQUID GOLD .........·....... !:z~~z:. $ 79 ·WINCHESTER ·&·DERRINGER ••••••••••••••••• Little Cigars Special ··. . carton only PARTY P.AK Fairmont ¢ Buttermilk You'll Like It! ¢ ICE /z gal. ·1 PLEDGE 7 OZ. CAN .10 pound bag New Haven, W.Va. 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Mhaugh a strike is in progress, the company continues to. the plant. Cutting HARDWARE Waret.ousemen Weldets Machinists Electricians Mechanics Rogulo• Retail $.2.49 · �Sent'int•l, .~ - Tlte Daily Sentir :I', Middleporl-Pomeroy,O .. Oct. 23, 1973 Court of honor held 1Vaomi Baptist , I;~ CaIen darJ~ by scout troop ·249 hosts' officers fSQCTar~~*;J TUESOAY JUNIOR AME RICAN l<gion Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett Post 128, 6:30p.m . at the hall . AM ERIC AN Leg ion AuxiUary, Drew Webster Post 39, 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Jeanette Tbomas with students of Meigs Community School will be guests as a part of the observance of American E ducation Week. RACINE American Legion Auxiliary 7:30 p.m. a t the halL AN NU AL Scottis h Rite Dinner' Meigs an d Gallia Counties, 6:45 p. m . Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Program and fellowship. • · SOUTHERN Band Boosters, . h h 7: 30p.m . at h1g sc oo1. WEDNESDAY AM E RI C AN Le gi o n Auxiliary. Feene y-Benn ett Postl28, 6:3Up.m. potluck with legionnair es as guests, meeting at 7:30p.m. AMERI CAN LEGION , Feeney- Benne~t Pos t 128, 7:30 p.m . POMEROY · MIDDLEPORT Lions Club, regular meeting, noon, Meigs Inn. OHIO VALLEY Commandery 24 Knights Templar • stated meeting, 7: 30 p.m . Potluck dinner at 6:30p.m. for all Knights and their families. Boy Scout Troop 249, Pomeroy, held a court of honor Saturday at Camp Kiashuta attended by 21 scouts, theirparents and guests. A dinner was served by the parents with Mark Morris and John Stewart, assistant districf commissioner conduc_!ipg the campfire activities. Speaker lor the. even t was Fran.k Va ughan who ta lked on citizenship. The court or honor was conducted by the troop members. Acce pted i nto membership and receiving the Scout Award, the firs t step of advancement, were Dale R i£fle , Wesley Perkins, Robert Wears, Jimmy Sny d e r , Larry Snide r a nd Ricky Lunsford. T d rf t d en e oo progress awar s went to Dan Thomas, John Stewart, Mark Casto and Rick Blaettnar. Paul Reed and Jim. Rosenbawn received the firs t class progress awards. Skill awards were as foll ows : First aid skill - Steve Little, Dan Thomas, Dan Norman, Paul Reed, John Stewart, Jeff Daniels, Scott McKinney and Dan Will. Swimming skill - Mark Casto, John Stewart. Citizenship - Jeff Daniels, Mark Casto, John . Stewart, Rick Blaettnar, Todd Morrow, Max Jonas. Communications - Steve The election and installation devotions. Mrs. Combs read Little. , Hiking - Jeff Daniels, John of officers of the First District scripture from Heb. 11:1-10, ' Sunday School and Baptist and had prayer , and Mrs. Stewart Jim Rosenbaum. camping - John Stewart. Training Unio n was held Hampton commented on the Merit badges went to Dan Sunday at the Naomi Baptist theme topic. Will Jim Rosenbaum Steve Church, Pomeroy. There was a talent hour • • The district officers installed Little, John Ste war t, Dan wh ich co ns is ted of so ngs, Thomas, fi rs t ai d ; J ohn by ~ Rev. John King of the "Searching" and "He's Sweet I Stewart, swimming; Dan WiU, Trleds t one Baptist Church, Know" by the youth choir of Mark. Casto, Rick Blaettnar, Gallipolis, for the Sunday the F orest Run Baptist Dan Thomas, pio neering; School were Oscar Qualls, Church; a guitar duet "Don't Baptist Church, Let Me Pass Over" by J ohn Mark Casto, home repairs: Naomi Pomeroy, president ; Miss Warner of the First Baptist Da n Will , Mark Cas to, basketry ; Mark Morris, corn Dorothea Strother, First Chur ch, Rutland , and his farming; Mark Morris, rifle Baptis t , Rendville, vice grandson, Steven Franklin, and shotgun ; Jim Rosenbaum, president ; Miss Sarah Green, Santa Rosa, Calif. Run, Pomeroy, Warner also accompanied personal fitness; Dan Thomas Fores t secretary: Mrs. Nellie Winhimsell on the banjo as he sang and Dan Norman, fishing; and ston, Mount Moriah Baptist the song, "Don't Let Me Pass Mark Morris, canoeing. Chur c h, Middleport , Over," his own composition . Officers are Max Jones, troop librarian ; Jeff Daniels, tre~surer ; Kenny Roberts, Mrs . Ervin Baumgardner, scribe ; Scott McKinney, Steve First Baptist, Rendville; and pianist for the session, had a Little, assistantpatrolleaders; Miss Janie Preston, Rendville, piano solo. The sermon was given by the Mark Casto, patrol leader ; assistant pianist. Baptist Training Union of· Rev. Jack Watkins, pastor of Mark Casto, recruiter ; Dan Thomas, Webelos Den Chief ; fi c~ rs installed were Miss the First Baptist Church, and Paul Reed and Scott Yvonne Preston , Rendville, Glouster. He took his text from president ; Miss Cheryl Goins, Heb. 11, I and used the subject McKinney, den chiefs . Among those attending the Rendville, secretary ; Mrs . "The Immutability of Jesus." court of honor were Hank Winston, treasurer~ Kenny The speaker was introduced by Cleland, scoutmaster ; Robert Roberts, pianist ; and Miss the Rev. Eddie Buffington. Oscar Qualls had charge of Arms and Frank Casto, Janie Preston, assistant the SundBy School Institute, a ss istant scoutma s ter ; pianist. Theme of the institute was with remarks by the ' Rev. Richard Rosenbaum, Ted Reed, and Pat Wood, com- "Faith" with Mrs. Hampton of Samuel Jackson, pastor. mittee members; and Mark the Naomi Church, and Mrs. Morris, junior assistant Lee Combs of the First Baptist Church, Rutland, giving the scoutmaster. ~IRACLE~ : DO . - . I fiaJliX?I?: ~rrnrnm•u•m l .l Weaver. KEY WOMEN of Meigs County Church Women United . plsnJling .· session for World Community Day, to be ob· served Nov. 2, I p.m. at Trinity Church . Church plans anntlill dinner The _ Columbia Chapter Chnsllan Church, near Pt. Rock on Rt. 689_. will hold its annual· fall festival dmner at the church on Saturday, Oct. 27 Church. . The contribution was made by the couple in the name of his late father, Robert W. Harris, who for many years gave money to Class 12 to be used by them toward providing hot lunches for needy children. Mr. and Mrs. Harris in a Jetter to Class 12 indicated that they plan, to continue giving to the project. The money was accepted for the group by Mrs. L. W. McComas, a teacher at the Middleport School. Members were · asked to continue using·their mite boxes this year. Mrs. Robert Rinehart appointed Mrs. C. E. from destruct.: on. In tribute to her, the Book of Esther is read every year at the feast of ' Puram Mrs. Swanson noted that the name of Esther ls mentioned in the Bible 55 times, more than any other woman. She com.pared Esther with Goldie Meir, ruler of Israel, .and concluded with prayer. · A dessert smorgasbord was held following the meetinjl. The, . . , d Lord. 's prayer m unJSon -c1ose the meeting. Observe 5;3o LONG COATS • Beautifully Cleaned and Finished Robinson's Cleaners FAMOUS FIRESTONE \ . GROUND BEEF · lb. ' 89~ lb. HOME .MADE PURE . PORK SAUSAGE •• lb. Swift's Premium " ~f!~· 99~ HOME MADE 12 &9e Whitewalls Plus 50c per t ire Fed . Ex . ta x and BY THE PIECE lb. pkg. . OL Joan of Arc • Whole Grain & Cream Style "BACON SUPERIORS TASTY 99~ 79~ Van Camp's White or Yellow I• cans lor $ No. 2lf2 cans $ cans for Lemon or Pink Liquid Detergent · Scot Lad Frozen Scot Pride Vanilla POMEROY ICE MILK HOME & AUTO Low Price! ¢ Orange Juice ¢ 12 Stock Up! Gallon OL can 992-2094 Pomeroy Ore Ida French ·Frv Scot Lad Frozen POTATOES Strawberries Save Now! Philip Sporn Plant ¢ ¢ 16 OL pkg. . Enjoy Now! 32 oz. bag Instant Coffee Creamer . ·. · .. Cleaner For Wood Paneling Your Complete Tire Center 606 E. Main YELLOW CORN ............... RED BEANS .................... HOM IN v................·.............. SMOOTH IE........ ~ ...............· COFFEE-MATE ................. !a~ •• Scot Lad Buy of the Week 2 r ec appable· f ires off your c ar . BUY lb. PORK ROAST SWIFT'S PREMIUM EVERSWEET BRAUNSCHWEIGER 22 BONELESS New Low Price lb. WHITEWALLS SUPERIORS WIENERS HAM SALAD Central Operating COmpany's- " PORK STEAK .•. MIDDLEPORT, 0 To Limit Quantities" "We Reserve The USDA CHOICE BEEF people HURRY! birthday . Second 1M people 1ft~---· SNOW TIRES AT· LAST YEAR'S PRICES!! Young, Mrs. Emerson JoneS, • We Accep! Fecleral Fooil Stamps PHONE: 992-3480 Pomeroy 216 E . 2nd i'trestone SUPERIORS FRESH AND TENDER SUPER MARKET - Open IJaily 9 to 10 · Sun. 10 to 10 •2.35 NEIGHBORS MEET The Friendly Neighbors Club will meet at 7:30p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Dona ld McKenzie. Members are to ta ke articles for an auction. Mark Charles Tinley, son of the former June Canaday' and James Edward Eastman, Los Angeles •. Calif., are here VJSlti.ng Tmley's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs . Del~a• A. Canaday. The two Will go to New York from here and then on to Europe for an eight month tour. Charles Young,. Columbus, spent Sunday VlSlhng h1s grandpar~nts, Mr. and Mrs. W. 0 . Barmtz, W. Mam St. , Pomeroy. M d M B b H fl ' h r . an rs. o oe 1c and daughter, Jayne Lee, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hammer and Kim over the weekend. PLAN PARTY A Halloween party for the and Mrs. ~ane Gilkey to the Bradbury community will be nominating committee, held Saturday night at 7 p.m. at '· Mrs . James · Criswell the Bradbury Church of Christ. reported that 300 pounds of Costumes -· \ will be judged with The second birthday of Jon pecans nave been ordered and Oannv will be for sale by the class. Ohlinger, son of Mr. and 'Mrs. prizes being awared .to the An unidentified Ch inese "An Autumn Prayer" by Mrs. Terry Ohlinger; Philo, was winners. craffsman turned out a " dragon clock " . sometime Rinehart, and a piano prelude observed Sunday with a party Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur F. around 1000 A. D. TransKoenig have returned from a by Mrs. McComas opened the at the home of ' his grandverse barS are evenly trip to Lanham, Md., where meeting. Mrs. Glen Lambert parents, Mr. imd Mrs. Herman sPaced across the body of devotions . using OhUnger, Pomeroy. they visited Mr. and Mrs. Mel gave the metal figure . A wooden rod of the ·p.roper dimen "Measure "for Living" as her Ice cream and cake were Harmon. While in the area they sion , l ighted at the end, meditation theme and scrip- served and 'g ifts were toured Washington, D. C. burn s from one bar to the Mr. and Mrs. Leo Russell, · ture from I. Cor. 13:1-3. She presell'li!<h\9'{~on. ,_!tending next In approximately an Denver, Colo., here for \)le past also read articles on chanty, besides hl~ . •ifhilld~arents, hour. A cord with weights at both ends Is placed at the · ·· ............ parentS an!\J>!'other Jay,'were few weeks as guests of Mr. and hope and peace. bracket representing the The program on Esther, Mrs. Wiltlam-Ohling~r. DebMrs. John Werner, are visiting wake-up hour. When the in Huntington now with other taken from "Women of the bie ·Kim and Steven· and Mr. burning rod severs the Bible" was presented by ~M.':~· ·and Mrs. Phil Ohlinger, Ann, relatives. cord , weights dr'op . into copper basins below . Now 'Mr. lmd Mrs. Wl1lis lioyce, Carrol Swanson. Mrs. Sw!lll~llri :?.hil and Laura. exhibited in the Lourve,,·the ·· <C ,. ...,.. ...• · Columbus, . are here · visiting said that Esther was a Jewish dragon clock was used orphan maiden who became ·---~t·i•. ·~·-~ relatives. They were Monday . many centuries .before FAMILYGATHERS night gues~ of Mr. and Mrs. queen of Persia. She told of spring and pendulum · driven alarm clocks were Esther's cousin, Mordecai, Donald Manuel was sur-John Werner. perfected . . . who held a minor office at the prised on his birthday Tuesday · Mrs. Betty Cline, Mrs. Mollie Time for leisur,e - time Hill and Mrs. Mary Klinze\man palace and reared her as his evening by several members of for . fun and· time to attended the fall disfrict daughter. When the King of his family who gathered at the relax! The whole family ha s time to enjoy freedom · · mee ling of the Business and Persia divorced his wife, he Manuel home in Racine. from home chores. Professional Women's Clubs married Esther, and it was she Cakes, punch and coffee were Teenagers love the feel of · held SUllday at the Hocking who was able to save the Jews served . Present were Mr. and well -managed hair after Mrs. Ernest Bush, Mr. and Valley Motor . Lodge at shampooing with Refined Water, and Baby i s comfy Mrs. Arnold Hupp, Max Nelsonville. in soft, cl ean clothes . The · Manuel, Sr., Joyce and. Donita Mr. and Mrs. William Fred Lady of the home ~an relax Joy ManueL Smith, Sr., have returned from without worr yi ng about ail the hours she needs lor a trip to New York City to visit r/1m· scrubbing , r i nsi ng , and relatives. It was their first visit . "'~ • wash ing, because all she back to New York City after A costumed Halloween party ne eds is Ret ined Water and 43 years ago. moving from here What you soap t o have her home and and carnival with . the public . ·.ever y th ing ir) it spark ling invited to participate will be should know clean . Her clo the s are held Thursday evening at the softer an d flu ff ier too! about diamonds: VISITS FRIEND Bradbury School. Hubb y en joys t he ease of mainta ining his -home in Jack Blair, Bloomington, Costumes will be judged and tip -top shape - his · money Ind., made a surprise visit to . pmes awarded for the best stretch es f urther without Donald Manuel and family, costumed '" sever~! ha vi ng to rep lace pl umbing Racine, Monday · night. Blair categones. Game booths ~111 fi x tures or other water bearing app li ances· too and Manuel were together as he set up m the classrooms ~~d often - ·he finds t ime to prisoners of way during the ~lls, and ~ndw~ehes, cookies, enjoy. hi s fa vor i_te sport or Korean Conflict. The two had p1e, cupcakes and candy Will be hobb y . So can you! Cal \8822525 . not seen each other since their for S!'le. L6VE RLY . return to the States at the. end The carnival will get un~AYRE of the war 20 years ago. Blair derway at . 6:30 p.m . and advised Manuel of plans heing continue until 9 p.m. made for a POW reunion in 8li2-252S 1975 in Kentucky. New Hav~m . W. Va A perfectly cut diamond wil l reflect all the light . HYMN SING HELD upwards fo r max imum A hymn sing will be held at britli.ance · the Hazel Community Church. ZENITH Every ArtCa rved a ia · Sunday at I :30p.m. The Raines Family of Ripley wiU be.. the . mond is precision cu t for COLOR TV featured br i ll iance . whether its · singers. The public is s. h ape is round , t.val , invited to attend . USDA CHOICE U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Serving wiU begin at d the pubUc is invited p.~il ':roceeds from the dinne~ will go towards the church's building program. WINTER RETREAD .Class receives contribution THURSDAY HALLOWEEN Carnival , 6:30 p.m. at Bradbury SchooL Prizes for best costumes. A c ontribution to the lunch LODGE 453 F&AM, Chester, 7:30 p.m. Work in master program at the Middleport mason degree. All master Elementary School from Mr. masons invited to · attend . · and Mrs. Gene Harris now residing in Wales was Refreshments. PRECEPTOR Beta Beta acknowledged during the Class Sorority of the Beta Sigma Phi, 12 meeting of the Middleport 7:45p.m. home of Mrs. Nellie Heath United Methodis t Brown: Shirley Custer is cohostess. CRUSADER Class, Mid- dleport Church of th e Nazarene, 7 p.m. at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Tom SCOUT PACK MEETS Pomeroy Cub Scout Pack 249 will hold its monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the IOOF hall. The October meeting will he a Halloween party with all members of the pack and other children of families to attend in costume. Refreshments will be served. AU boys, ages eight through 10, in the area who are interested in cub scouting, are invited to attend. qts. $ for 16 oz. . Special LIQUID GOLD .........·....... !:z~~z:. $ 79 ·WINCHESTER ·&·DERRINGER ••••••••••••••••• Little Cigars Special ··. . carton only PARTY P.AK Fairmont ¢ Buttermilk You'll Like It! ¢ ICE /z gal. ·1 PLEDGE 7 OZ. CAN .10 pound bag New Haven, W.Va. Lemon or Regular . 69¢ . with this coupon has job openinp for pennanent employment in the following ~WIIs: Bradbury school planS iva/ •• BLACK & WHITE TV • STEREO MASON FURNITURE HERMAN GI!ATE 77J.Sl92 MASON, W. VA. ' •' ' ..--------•I Say Happy Birthday With A Lovely VASE ot FLOWERS From s.oo Dudley's Aorist RC COLA PAK ~ 16 oz. ·lnstrumem Repairmen Crane Operators . Bulldozer Operators laborers Ooerators JEWELRY. STORE c Big 32 oz. bots. •• 3 lb. bag VtU U/\fli f ••• •• '"'"''"" ''· 11-24·73 liMIT OIIE coUr•mtr£11fAMILi. ( 0Ufl ~. $ KING SIZE ONLY 1 . MARK 0000 ONLY . AT v WITH THIS COUPON STORE Redeem Todi!Y ..... ....... 10-27-73. JI:C..:Aii!-. LIMIT 1 COUPON PER PI NEW CROP DAD'S ROOT BEER. Pink or White 5~:g~ 79¢ OR NEW DIET RITE COLA (SUGAR FREE) PHILIP SPORN PLANT An Equal OpportunitJ Empta,er .APPLES 3 49¢ oz.bots. lb. , bag ·59 N. Second St. ' . ' 1 PER~ 2·lb. can $}.7 9 • ROME BEAUTY PAK Pott Offic• Bo~t 368, New Ht.ven, Wnt VqinY 212• . Telephone: .,.. ~ 3CM-182-~111 MAXWELL HOUSE•coFFEE . REGULA6 DRIP ELEC. WITH THIS COUPON offer expires ll"•24-73 . S2J9 ·H ~Pic..J{'t'l."''!tt.ll REGULAR RETAil MARK V. - /'' 11111111 nDE· 39¢ GRAPEFRUIT brim ·Instant Coffee SoL ~r 1.79 with this coupe" • •• • : • :• 11111111 iltumable BoHle , Court St., Pomeroy I • ••• ONIONS TING r $1.00 YELLOW . . GOESSLER lb. •• ••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••*••·•••,... •••••••••••••••• · ' ' 3 FRIDAY ONLY <:Art Carved Use Our Christmas LAY-AWAY PLAN GR. BEANS ······c . .MARK·v· ·roiiPiiri····J·······...·i Safeguard · Complexion Soap . :''•,, GET BUY 11 fREE! BAR f APPLICANTS MAY CALL-675-2913 TO ARRANGE AN INTERVIEW. pear or marquise, .HOME GROWN WITH s3.00 OR MORE PURCHASE We Will Train UnskiHed Applicants. . . These jobs prawide excellent wages and a pn1111111 ~ includes life insurance, medical insurance, disability insurance, sick leM, IKIIiansy .halidaJs, and •retirement. . . Mhaugh a strike is in progress, the company continues to. the plant. Cutting HARDWARE Waret.ousemen Weldets Machinists Electricians Mechanics Rogulo• Retail $.2.49 · �7- The Dally Sentmei,Middleport·Pomeroy, 0 Oct 23, 1973 6- The Da1lv Sen!l ol M1ddleporl Pomeroy 0 Ocl 23, 1973 SPntinel Classifieds Get Results! WANT ADS INFORMATION ' In Memory DEADLINES t;P M Day Before Pub licat ion 1 Monday Oeadl ne 9 a m Can cell at•on - Correct ons w i lt be a ccep ted un t 1 9 a m for Day of P u b llc at ton REGULATIONS The Publ i sher reserves the nght to edit or retect any ads deemed pot~b lls her ob i ec 1 oJW 1 The w ill not be respon more than one n ~ l e t or ~brrect msert on R"ATES For Want Ad Serv•ce 5 tents per word one •n sert on ~ "" M in mum Charge Sl 00 d .. cents per word I N Mt:Mu..:: l u 1 ou-r Farher Fred M Co lt n :;. wt o passed away 10 years <390 Oc tober 23 1963 Thousand thought s ot one so de-ar Otten br ngs a t1ny tear Thoughts go back to scenes tong pa:>t T me ro lls on But memor es las t Sadl y m l5sed by daughte r s Mrs Lorena M R ce Mrs. Florence L McDanel Mrs Bern ce V Pauley .._ 10 23 llc -- _______ ___ three Mnsecuf•ve nsert on s --t6 cents per word s1x con ~ut ve Insert ons ; 25 Per Cent D•sc ounl on pad &.a's and ads pa1d w 1thm 10 days .... CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY ,..$2 00 tor 50 word min lmum Each add it iona l word 3t BLIND ADS ~ A.dd t anal 2Sc Charge per Advert isement ,.. OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m ro 5 00 p m Da ty 8"'30 e m to 12 00 No on SaturdliY Card of Thanks AM so gra 1et u tor the ex celle nt care 1 rece ved w ht le a pat ent at Veterans Memor at Hosp1tal for the v~s Is card s flowe r s and espec ally the prayers of so many THANK YOU sounds 1 ke such small word s but 1 dO mean rt from the bottom of my hear t Mrs Landa { Eizabeth l Clay 10 23 lip Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY 1971 FORD TORtN0500 s 169S 4 door gold fin ish spotless clean w tert o r v 8 e ng m e automat c power steer ng rad1o A hone y of a buy 1970 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill 51295 4 door V 8 automatiC power steer ng radto good t res blue f n 1sh spotless nter or Roush honored during assembly Ronme Roush Kyger Creek H1gh School student was honored at a recent assembly program w1th a book con tammg the U S Const1tutwn and other documents and a letter, from Hon Wilbur L Shull, Judge of the Frankhn County Mun1c1pal Court Judge Shull spoke at the Kyger Creek H1gh School on Sept 17 Const1tut1on Day followmg hiS appearance at the Const1tullpn Day Prayer Breakfast at the Hobday Inn under the sponsorship of the B I G Associates JUdge Shull's letter follows , ' ' September 27 1973 RoHnle Roush t<yi;ier Creek H 1gh School Ch,.hlre Oh10 ~5620 DI ' Ronnie you know I v s ted your Hi School on September 17th w~ " John Epling on Con lflfllt!IOI1 08V I wa s m ghly proud of th• manne r n wh ch 111 of tht students conducted themselves et the meeting m 'i t'l the aud tonum You can be m ghty proud to be attend ng a H gh Sc hool that the students conduct themselves 1n th s ord erl y manner I was tl'1r 1 ed when you were one of the few that knew what th e motto of the Sta te of Oh o was W th God All Th1ngs Are Poss b le I v s t ~great many schoo ls .:1nd very seldom s there a:1yone n the audtence lncl ud r g the teachers that know what the State of Oh o motto s As I told you tl'1 s motto was sug gested by a twelve year old boy 1n Cln CJnnall who wrote the c n cmna l1 Enqu1rer suggest ng th .S as a State Motto 1 am also proud to I ve n a State that has a motto which 1 know was nsp red of God As a l1 ltle token of my ap prec at1on 1 am herew i th present ng you w th a complete tell;! of our Constllut on together w th the Declarat on of Independence Art ctes of Co nfederat on and the v rg n a B II of R ghts t hope yo u w 11 keep. th is I tile book n com memorat on of the Constltut on Day Celebrat on n your s"nool at wh ch t me yOu were the only on (. that knew what the motto of the State s I hOf?e that maybe some day you Will becorne a lawyer and t you do you w U be able to use !h i S li1tle book Mav God PRICE -------------TRAI LER for rent n Pomeroy Ca l l 992 3288 Nolte;- - - - - -- - - - Know PORCH sate Tuesday and Wednesday 9 1 11 3 bes1de Waffle Shop Middleport Oh io 10 22 Jt c fARO Sa te 1m le from Kyger on 554 Thursday F r day and Saturday Ant que bottles d shes carpet cloth ng and m sc Roof1ng Spouting, Porch Repa.r Com plete Home Remodeling East Wash ngton 5 Dallas 4 St LOUtS 2 N Y G ants 1 Ph Iadet ph a 1 Central w M1nnosota 6 Green Bay 2 Detro t 1 Ch•cago 1 0 4 0 4 4 1 1 BOB KESSINGER w 11 be the speaker n ;t series of Gospel Meet ngs Oct 22 thru Oct 28 th at the Mason Church of Chr st M Iter Street Mason W Va Serv ces n ghtly at 7 There w II be an afternoon smg Sunday October 28th at 2 30 Pub! c mvtled 10 18 ate 4 5 I Los Angeles 6 o o 1 000 Atlanta 3 3 0 500 3 3 0 San Franc 1s co 500 New Orleans 2 4 0 333 Monday s Results Oak land 23 Denver 23 (Only game scheduled) Sundays Games Atlanta at san Franc sco c nc nnat1 at P1ttsburg h Dallas at Ph lade! ph a Denver at N Y Jets Green Bay at Detro1t Houston at ChiCago Los Angeles c>t M nnesota M am at New England NY Gants at St Lou s Oakland at Ball more s an D iego at Cleve land ~­ Wasl'l ngton at New Orleans (Only games sche.duled ) Mondays Games K ansa.s C ty at Buffalo (Only game scheduled l WH A Stand1ngs By Un1ted Press 1n1ernat10nat East w I t pts gf ga New Englnd S 3 I 11 25 " I 9 19 11 Cleveland 4 0 0 6 26 22 Quebec 3 4 Toronto Ch cago New York 2 l I w W nn peg 4 M nnesota Edmonton 3 3 4 4 2 I 2 5 West I 2 6 25 28 5 25 26 A 16 32 t pts gf ga 0 8 24 16 1 0 7 15 6 16 ~~- Co Road 5 97 3 STEREO RadiO com b nat on w th s t rack but It m take over payments of $7 55 per month or pay '!:101 50 Call 992 5331 10 21 ttc -----------1972 HONDA 350 CC motor- cycle 2 500 m tes Pr ce $600 Phone 992 27 89 10 21 6t c APPROXIMATELY 20 acres of land e)(cellen t build ng s te Call 742 5223 10 21 301p Bradbury COMPLETE INTERIOR REPAIR Employment Wanted WILL do babys II ng home Call 742 6092 n 10 23 6tc - -.--- --- --- ---WILL do sew ng Phone 992 5866 6 6 6 6 6 Be R1ghl or we wtll 1t Rtght f'ets TWI N NEEDLE SEWING MACHINES 1973 Model m FOX TERRIER Black and walnut st and All features wh te w th black spots Scar bu 11 n to make fancy des gns on r ght front leg $15 reward and do stret ch sew ng Also Harry Swartz 696 11 16 buttonholes bl nd he ms etc 10213tp UJ 35 cash pr1ce or terms ava tab l e Phone 992 2984 10 23 5tc 7 30 - Rocky & Bullwlnkle 13 New Zoo Revu e6 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 10 8 Sesame St 33 New Zoo Revue 13 Help Wanted BRUSH HOG S 4x5 ft 992 5858 phone 7 15 tfc ---~- ----- -·~ ·-~ BA R MA I D and 1 part t me help Apply m person only Wh sperlng P1nes N te Club 10 18 6tc - ---------------- LADY to stay 5 days a week and n ghts No work M us t be rei able Weekends tree Good home and wages Pho ne 992 5207 after 7 p m and any t1me Saturday and Sunday 10 19 6tc WARNING The hot day season 1S almost upon us 1-f you need extra money to meet 'those expenses and are young and eager to lear n phone 4A6 0677 We still have 6 open ng s left Call Monday or Tuesday 9 a m t II 8 p m tor nterv ew 10 22 2tc ' VACUUM CLEANERS Elect ro Hyg ene New Demonstrators have all cleaumg attachments plu s the new Electro Suds tor shampoo ng ca rpet Only $27 50 cas h pr ce or terms ava table Phone 992 2984 10 23 5t - - - - -- - - - - - - -c UPHOLSTER your own fur n ture We have all the sup pi es you w ll need Upl'1olstery Fabr cs a very large select on of nylons velvets Herculon v nyls ~ m cotton pr nts also remnants oam for cush ons and padd ng Burlap den1ms cam bnc foam glue Zippers spr ngs and cltps chipboards legs se w1ng thread dacron tacks webbmg welt cord cotfon SW1vel bases and all other su ppl es you will need New furn•ture at low low pr ces Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Ma n 992 7554 10 5 JOtc 8 30 - Dick Van Dykel3 Huck and Yog16 cancelled? operator s I 7A2 8 Real Estate I· BEAUTICIAN needed w th W 423 7521 BELPRE o · E Va Master 1 cense Fun or EX,CEL SIOR Sell Works Maln St Pomeroy All ktnds .l-----~--~~~~..J partt me Call 773 5352 or 992 of salt water pellets water • 3829 nuggets block salt and own 10 23 5tc Oh o R !vP"" c;alt Phone 992 Real Eslate For sale 3891 6 5 tfc Business Opportunittes WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORSHIP NOW AVAILABLE Be I Business For Yourself Full Or Ptm T1me DISTRIBUTOR ~EEDE D NOW 1 o Supply 11nd Scrv ~:e C mpany cs t~~obhshed an:ou n N n the: L0(3l Area for lhe WORLO FAMOUS DONNA LEE COMPANY No Sell ng Ex per c:ncr: required as Company w II tra n and w ork w th rou sen• c n11 these accounts located n On 11 Vanety Super Markets and D1scount S10res Prortt Potenttal 1s vtnually -unhm ted $98 00 and more each day worked s a very conserva t ve est mate A $3 495 secured inventory nvu\ ment puts you in ~n establ shed bus• ness nlht now WRITE OOA'I' (mdudc: phone number) LOTS at chrysanthemums for sale f eld grown we only have one color - yellow 10 bunches for $5 We have some out n full bloom some tust budding Reynolds Flower ShOp Mttson W Ve Call 773 5147 9 26 tfc 1972 YAMAHA Enduro 250 excellent co nd•f~on $475 Tuppers Plains 6 7 3336 10 21 6tp -------------Save Up to 40 Pet On Fuel Bills 600 N Jackson Street MONOGRAM OIL HEATERS Smart decorator des1gn walnut gramed or rrch fruttwood vinyl clad cabtnets are handsomely hoghllghled woth gold anod1zed alummum to blend woth the fonest turnoshongs A Sne For Every Home NO 1 Copper 65c rad ators Prrces Start At S210 JOe brass 25c batterres 90c ~ POMEROY clean dry Gmseng roots $57 Jack w Carsey Mgr lb yellow root S5 may apple 1 .:P.::h~o.::n_oe..:.9~12::;2~1!8..:.1~.J 60c M A Hall Reedsvil le Phone 378 61A9 __._ 9 _._ 23 ttc Sales __ _=:::;;.__ __________ GOOD used gu tar 5387 PI'IOn e 742 • 10 21 3tc Auto 1957 FORD pickup n good condrtlon Call 7.42 5387 10 21 3tc J0-3Ws3 15 Split$econd6 Search for TomorrowS 10 12 45- Electric Company 33 12 55- NBC News 3 15 1 00 - All My Children 6 13 News 3 Not For Women Only 15 Concentration 8 What s My Lme 10 1 30 - 3 On A Match l 4 15 Let s Make A Deal 6 13 As the World Turns 8 10 I 4S - Cover to Cover 33 2 00 - Days of Our L1ves 3 4 15 Newlywed Game 13 6 Pomeroy Guiding Loght 8 10 2 30 - Doctors3 4 15 EdgeofNight8 10 3 00 - cen~e Roght 8 10 RFD 20 10 Handsful ol Ashes 20 Built to Your 'Specs Delivered to Job Site 4 00 - M1ster Cartoon 3 Love American Style 13 Somerset 15 Sesame St 33 20 Speedracer 6 Lucy Show 8 Mov1e Hurricane Smith HOGG & ZUSPAN and out Call JOt c your Call 992 Sale 173 $)54 Aflers,hool Special 6 13 5 00 - 5 55 - Earl Nightingale 15 SEWI NG MACHINES Repa r serv1ce all makes 992 2284 The Fabrtc Shop Pomeroy Author zed S nger Sales and Serv •ce We Sharpen Sc •ssors 3 29 tfc andbath~;:;-fown Sll 000 2571 Call 992 3975 or 992 6 -~ -~--- -------- "ASKING $950000 MAKE AN OFFER POMEROY - Large 2 story frame mcludes nver fron tage 6 bedrooms 4 1!~ baths d1n tng room uti11ty room full basement hardwood floors 2 car garage CLOSE TO SHOPPING JUST OFF RT 1 - 3 bedrooms bath F A fur nace Utol ty R Rec R Out cellar and storage $8 500 00 MINERSVILLE - I story frame 3 bedrooms bath lots of cab1nets 1n k1tchen Lots of ground All lur noshed $6 500 00 9 YEARS REAL ESTATE EXPERIENCE IN MEIGS COUNTY HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 2259 furniture carport and large lot All for $10 500 00 BRAND NEW - I acre on the country 3 bedrooms 1'h baths electr1c heat and lots of large closets Near Rt 7 Only 122 000 00 LARGE - Noce large 3 bedroom brick modern k1t chen ftreplace In drn ng Central heat and air downtown locat1on Good $25 000 00 NEW HOME - ln Faorvlew His All electric 3 bedrooms 11h baths carpeting kitchen w1th ran~e nice Full basement with 2 family rooms and 2 car garage Large lot Your An1tques 20 Eplsode Action 33 Ted and Allee 6 13 Sonny and Cher 8 10 Like Sprnsters and Bac helors 33 8 30 - Faraday and Company 3 4 15 Movie Go Ask Allee 6 13 Amencap Vision 33 -------------,--- him I He took our dummy 1" Hey, mister, brmg back our dwnmy' He drove on And that, my fr~ends, IS what Halloween used to be all about I wiBh 11 were still that way, even at the riSk of a few soaped windows and like In the meantime, here sa Milky Way, kid Happy Halloween 9 00 - Cannon 8 10 TBC 33 9 30 - Washmgton Debates 33 10 00 - Love Story 3 4 15 Owen Marshall 6 13 Kojak 8 10 News 20 10 30 - Marshall News Meetrng 33 11 00 - News 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janakt 33 11 30 - JOhnny Carson 3 4 lS Gumness Book of World Records 6 13 Mov1es Mach1ne Gun McCarn 8 The Roman Sprrng of Mrs Stone 10 1 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 News 13 2 00 - News 4 She Smarts at Pulllsllment Dear Helen and Sue Last week I sneaked out every rught w1th a boy my folks hate As punishment Dad S&ld I must report 10 hiS room every mght th1s week for a spankmg I m sore and shamed because he tW'Ds me over his knee, pulls down my panlles and spanks me hard w11h a plastic hairbrush I hate hun for 11 I'm 16 and don t tlnnk teenagers should he spanked but Dad disagrees I get a lot of whacks Is thiS r1ght? - BURNING IlO'ITOM Dear B B No, this lsn t right, and 1! your mother doesn't realize 11, she s pretly obtuse Talk 11 over w1th her You need discipline but not barebottom spankings from a father who mtght say, 1! he were bones!, ThiS PLEASES me more than 1t does you " - HELEN +++ can't face them, then contact the Planned Parenlhoo<l Association rn yow town and they will advise you, or perhap~~ all as ge>betweens - HELEN • +++ Hopeless Parents who let their l~year-<lld daughters go to overnigllt rock festivals shouldn t he surprised when their little glrlll grow up fast Srnce they're partly to blame for your pregnancy, they'd • JUs\ better help you through or out of, it That goes for your 21· year-<lld cousin too' - SUE ~ .1111!/}:-u--WJ.f:d' VflOdl .4. by THOMAS JOSEPH Pumshment IS for diSCipline and dlSClpline IS for teac~:ng Since these spankings don 'I stop you from sneaking out, they re useless and ugly Now let's talk about the boy Is he the type most parents would hate 1 Do you really like him or are you just gett1ng even With your folks ? D1d you sneak out mamly so you'd he caught and whacked, ' and lhus budd a b1gger case agamst your father' Or maybe you don t mind !bose spankmgs as much as you say If you did, you'd b:ytoav01d them, right? -SUE +++ I Jmpu 3 SeeS Down forth or (2 wds} 4 Card 13 It Pla1d term 15 Marsh land 18 20 (3 wds ) 9 Typeof Worry 21 Cahfor triangle mas 10 LegJSla Blg 22 Unas 16 German c1ty 19 Type of leather 20 Blaze 22 Watchful 23 Kansas City 25 Humbled 28 US naval bve body hero 29 Feel 31 SAm rodent 33 Raw boned 35 Spal'\lid fish 36 New Gumea town SJSted solar d1sk 24 Airway 25 Tolerate 26 Before 27 Small repast .U:olloq ) 28 Clothe and Kahne Unuramble these foor lllmbles, one letter to each square, to form lour ordmat)' words. 34 Two for the36 Ones rNOPLY 3'7 Twme __ ....... we1ght 8 Occur to r1ver 32 Comed1an · " "I BOB LfE 7 Ind1an German r»tYWID!1LE;-IkJ -~~.,-~ ,_ n essence 6 Fraud 11 Old note 30 Martmo by I lENn i ArlNOl 5 Rose 16 Overact Hopeless How can you get help if you don I tell your parents' If you 31 Cosset Brooks busmess (I t!MWI'Itl,~ll' ·llltdol 38 Vase handle I [) 39 Bear the I 0 10 rOWEl J I ) expense 40 ParadiSe I SNOWO DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it' IN A WORD. 11' MEAN51'H5 5AME THINC:.' V' )I form the aurpnse answer, as I I I ~=~:;=~=:;:~:=::=.:::::~t-,_==::~~~~ugge.ted by the above cartoon. --'Print=llii=SUR:..:::PRIS!::..::A~NSW!~R~Iim~1 a r r r I I J Now arranre the meted tellers to .__I ! weapon With 23 Egyptian Vcete.rd•y • used pencil 2 Medieval de nee 5 Estimate II Fa1thful 12 Word Dear Rap I m 13 and rn b1g trouble A CC>uple of months ago my cousm and I went to a rocl\festlval m New YCJ k MY varents said 1 could go Just so I didn't smoke and drmk The next day we all got drunk So now I'm prel(llant (at least I thmk so) and my cousrn, who's 21, IS the lather My folks thmk I'm a haby How can I tell them I m gomg to have one' HOPELESS Jumlle.l CATCH I Much forward Impo rtun e BB IHURGYB~ DOWN ACROSS (An.wl!lrl tomorrow) SCOUR OUTING PERMIT Annter' ''I gd orrt of Spniu gowg across a ru;erJ - SPAN' AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another In this sample A 11 used for the three L s X for the two 0 s elc Smgle letter$ apostrophes the length and formatlon of the words are all hmts Each day the code letters are different CRYPTQQUOTES NC DANUDSl IEPPKASF BHG GJK BNCG H C SDEBJGKZ GJKF P !GDZG OP SDEBJNAB DOHEG GJKUIKSQKI UDA -K BHA NS~ CZNKPKSS Yesterday's Cryptoquolo SUCCESSES PRODUCE SUO. CESS AS MONEY PRODUCES MONEY -NICOLAS CHAM· FORT WIN AT BRIDGE '! 7'/0RTH • 108 4 •• OOZE R and back hoe work ponds and septic tanks dlt ch lng serv ce top soli f II d rt limestone B&K Escavatlng Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 9 1 lfc • \QllU • 64! 2 -- ----- --- ~---- READY MIX CONCRETE de live red rtght to your protect Fast and easy Free estimates Phone 992 3284 Goegle n Ready M x Co M ddleport Oh o 6 30 lfc _________ .QJI O" . 843 +9 J2 +K 86 +9B o SO uTil i [)o + Ai3 • AK 2 + o4 :\urth South \U lnNa blc "est Pas:; Pass MOBILE home repatr Elec trl cal plumb ng and heat ng Phone 992 5858 1 15 tfc :\urlh 3~ T East South Pass 2'< T Pass Open ng lead - ¥Q By os .. ald & James JaCGby C BRADFORD Auct io neer Complete Serv ce Phone 9A9 3821 Raclne Ohi o Cr tt Bradford 5 1 tfc Waldemar von Zedtwttz one of !he greatest bndge players of all t1me loves to show to day s hand as an IllustratiOn of how the best la1d plans can go completely wrong The game was match po1nt duplicate and the slandard re sult was lhree no-trump made wtth an overtnck Agamst Waldy there were two over tnck s and we w11llet h1m tell hts own sad story As soon as dummy hit the table I saw the chance for a most unusual play G1ve my partner exactly three dta monds and I could duck tw1ce 1! declarer !messed tw1ce Then w1th the th1rd !me sse l would take my kmg and leave dum my s ace h1gh and dry Thmgs started out perfect ly South won the heart lead and !messed a d1amond It worked He returned to h1s hand w1th a club and repeated the successful dtamond fmesse I was able to du ck With conhd ence because my partner had played the deuce and then the trey of d1amonds He would have high lowed w1lh an even 2 ll ttc SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern San tat ton 992 3954 or 992 73.49 10 23 tfc ~------------- 0 DELL WHEEL Al1gnment located at Crossroads Rt 124 nQw back to work Complete front end serv1ce tune up and brake servtce Wheels balanced electroniCally All work guaranteed Reasonable rates Phone 7.42 3232 2 18 tfc Box 28D fAST +Q 962 + 'KQJ _____ 5231 \\ ~ST +KJ o +10 lltEASONABLE rates Ph 446 4782 Galllpol s John Russell ., Owner and Operator .__ 512tfc t le Rutland 742 ELNA and Whtte Sewmg Machmes servlc.e on all ma.kes Reasonab'e rates The Sew ng Center Mid dleport Ohfo 11 16 trc I KNOT rED A ARM AROUND HIS "-1!'.0<BUT IT TURNED OUT TOBEM'/ OWN!!' HANG ON FELL AS 1M COMIN number Then my balloon exploded South relurned to his hand With FOR FREE estimates Ol aluminum s ding Storm Doors and Wfndows car ports Marquees and Ra fting Phone Charles Lisle Syracuse Ohio Cart Jacob Sales Representtttlve v v Johnson and &on Inc ----- Your - -- Favorite 6 22 a club and cashed two more cards m thai smt My partner discarded !he mne ol d1amonds and there "as my kmg exposed to the world m h1s unprotected state • tfc, Country Mu"c Stars Vls1t On ( NEWSPAPER EN TERPR SE ASSN DO YOU WANT 8 PCT IN TEREST ON YOUR MONEY IN PROPERTY 4:30 TO 5:30 The b1ddms has been West North East 1• I, Monday thru Fnday On WMPO-FM STEREO. 92.1 If no answer 991 2568 :B::A=RN=E=Y===::::J~:;:;;:~~;;::;:;-;:;::;;;::::;::~ • THE RALPH EMERY SHOW basement 2 porches and large garden For only $9 500 00 .____:.M~I..::d~dlt..::P:.o~r-11--'P..::om:.:.::•;,;ro:,:Y__·:.__.j! • _ ASSOCiates To Tell the Truth 6 8 00 - Adam 12 3 4 15 UN Day Concert 20 Bob and Carol and McCOY S AUCTION SERV I CE For a real auct on call the real McCoy 1 0 Mac McCoy Chester Oh o 10 3 tfc SYRACUSE - 2 bedroom home bath noce kitchen full Kathleen M Cleland Leona V C~land Henry E Cleland Jr t-'ollce ::Jurgeon :J un tne Money 4 Sale o11he Century 8 The Judge 10 Baal! he Clock ll Know -------- ----- bath CBS News 8 10 20 Truth or Conseq 3 6 Anything You Can Do 13 l Spy 15 7 30 - 6 26 tfc 2 story 6 Hogans Heroes 13 EXCAVATING Dozers large and small Backhoes and load~rs on tra ck and tlres Dump tru ck Lo boy s.er v <;e Septtc tanks Installe d George (a II) Pull ns phone 992 2.478 or 992 7402 2 9 ttc baths 3664 MIDDLEPORT - 30 - NBC News 3 4 IS ABC News 7 00 - What s My Ltne 8 News 10 Beat the Clock 4 Elec Co S ~EPARO Rem~.tdE'ItnQ Ceram lc frame home 4 bedrooms bath garage several lots and parts of lots go with thts "D811Ul Personality and Behavroral Development 33 -RON -------------Floor Wall 3 YEARS OLD - 2 bedrooms I've deplor~ the very observance of Halloween m 118 modem form because the 111110renl hell-raJSrng that used te mark the occas1on has vanished, and the day has become a commercialized one with moppets lackrng both the strength and unagmallon to overiW'D an outdoor priVy runrung frenztedly from house tefuluse to see how many good1es they can C<>llecland bemg Vlcluruzed themselves, In many cases, by s1ck souls wbo load up "treats' w1th razor blades, laxatives and even pcnson However, I am pleased to report that the true spmt of Halloween (an evenmg of approved juverule devilishness) 1s still ahve and weU, m a little conunun1ty not far from the Meigs Gallia Mason area The story you are about to read IS true, and happened about a week or so ago My brother-m-law, Norm who san atom1c techruc1an at the big plant over rn Pike County, Ohio, was out wtth a strange g1rl on a lonely country road m the mtddle of the mght Winch ISn t as bad as 11 sounds, smce the gtrl1s the 'steady" of hiS college-age son, and Norm s wife and other three children were also m the family bus (By the way It really IS a family bus - one of those vans des1gned to double as a passenger car ) Anyhow, 1t was a dark and stormy rught, as the famtly drove the g1rl home after VISiting the Umversity of Dayton for a football afternoon The road was twlstmg, black and unfamiliar Suddenly, the headlights p1cked up the f1gure of a man - or what appeared to be a man - Jerkily crawlrng on hands and knees across a narrow bndge, r1ght rn the path of Norm's bus Norm hit his brakes and fought the wheel for control His wife, his son's g1rl fnend and the kids screamed He didn t make 11 There was a s1ckerung unpact as the wheels of the veh1cle smashed over the prone f.gure rn the roadway Then Silence Norm, who won combat decorallons rn the Korean un pleasantness a couple of decades ago, was unflappable altbough his famtly was m near hysterics about the fatality • lying wtth life oozing from hiS body back there on the highway Very deliberately, he got out of the automobile and walked hack to the "corpse 'As expected, 11 was a dununy, manipulated by some invisible kida hidden m the brush along the roadway, by means of a ~arden hose Just as deliberately, he threw open the rear doors of his vehicle, and tossed the dununy mto the luggage compartment Then he carefully rolled up the garden hose, depoSited 1t m the bus, closed the doors, returned to the driver s seat, and calmly proceeded on his way N; he diSappeared rnto the darkness, he could hear the outraged cnes of p1prng Juverule vo1ces, cryrng out m rage and anger 6 00 - News 3 4 8 15 News 6 10 Sesame St 20 ABC News 13 EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work sept c tanks nstalled dump trucks and lo boys tor h re wtll haul f II d rt top soli 1 mestone \ and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 ntght phone 992 3525 or 992 6R OOMS- 20 33 Merv GnffiM 4 Andy Elec Co 33 Gomer Pyle USMC 13 Beverly Htllbtll1es8 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Tratls West 15 I Love Lucy 6 2 BEDROOM house 3 years oldcarpetmg b g k tchen w th lots of cab nets 1 acre of ground Racme Oh o Ca ll 949 4998 9 12 tfc Tuppers P la 1n s water Contact Hershel McCl u re Da ry Isle unttl 3 p m 992 5248 after 3 - 992 3.436 10 lA 12tc Mr Rogers 5 30 - ------------SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED -------------fl 1 ACRE tots Oarw n area Bonanza 3 Grolloth 8 Mason W Ve YOU CAN st II beat the skyrocketing cosl of new constru c t on w th th s lovely older home being offered for sa le by owner n Pomeroy Recently re modeled the home has 3 bedrooms bath large fam ly i lyle k tcl'1en and a separate d ntng or fam ly room New alumtnum s dtnQ t')(fer or w th outstde entrance to basement A sell ng pr ce of 515 000 nci Udes complete Furn1sh ngs for th s home Owner w II help f nance Ca ll 593 5667 (Athens) Shown by appomtment only 10 14 301c 6ROOMS and ba1h- "Tlo"ts- upper Monkey Run William Beat 11 H1ll Street Pomeroy Oh o 10 23 3tp 10 4 30 - Green Acres 3 Jeopardy 4 Hazel 8 Bonanze 15 ABC MATERIALS CO 6 15 tic For G~rl on My Lofe6 13 Another World 3 4 15 General Hosp1tal 6 13 Price 1s 3 30 - Return of Peyton Place 3 15 One Ltfe to L1ve 13 Phtl Donahue 4 Match Game 73 B Flmtstones 6 Secret Storm G ROCERY bu:. e:.::o "" .. _ Butldtng for sale or tease Phone 773 5618 from a 30 p m to 10 p m tor appo ntment 3_ 20_ tfc _ J_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, _ _ _ DONNA LEE INC Wanted To Buy Lost 50 SO Club 4 12 WOOD TRUSSU DEAD S 1 otK-=WII;:;;;;;~e at a reasonable ch arge Call 245 5514 8 23 90tc Complete mobile home servtce plus g1gantrc dtsplay of .mo~tle homes always available at --------------- 4 15 110 000 Pyramod B 10 Mike Douglass 6 11 00 - Gamb1t8 10 Passwordl3 W1zardofOdds J 4 15 11 30 - Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Brady Bunch 13 Bowling 6 Love of Ltfe 8 10 Sesame Street 33 11 55 - CBS News 8 Don Imel s World 10 12 OO - Jeopardy3 15 Password6 News8 10 13 Bob Brauns ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED SEPTIC TAN KS AROBIC: SEWAGE SYST EMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 10.4tfc A1r Conditioners Awnmgs Underpmnmg 1220 Washmgton Blvd 10 30 - Bailie 3 From the laraest Bulldo~r Rad ator to ,~mallest Heater Core Nathan B1ggs Rad1ator Spec1ahst Ph "'192 2174 - - - --- ---- - - -- .----- - --- - --,. -=--~ MILLER MOBILE HOMES 10 00 - Dmah Shore 3 15 Jokers Wtld 10 8 SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. .'-'olJ roMOBILE msuran ce been 1971 SKYLI NE F fth Avenue 60 x 12 2 bedroom un furntst'led Underpmn ng ncluded Excellent cond ton Pt.one 614 667 3866 for ap po ntment 10 16 7tc ~ La ssie 6 9 55 - Chuck Whole Reports 10 WILL tr rr or cut trees shrubbery Als.o clean basements attiCs etc 949 3221 or 742 4441 10 10 1967 MT VERNON 3 bedroom front k•tchen unfurn shed S3 000 Ca ll 985 4179 10 18 \Otp Romper Movie Untamed 13 Cover to Cover 33 9 30 - To Tell the Truth 3 Secret Storm 8 Michaels and Co 6 HARRISON S TV serv ce and serv ce calls Phone 992 2522 2 9 tfc TAKE over payments 14 x 64 1 12 bath 3 bedrooms on pnvate lo t n Rutland Call 742 5703 after 6 w eekdays anyt me on Sat and Sunday 10 14 tfc < MAINTENANCE FOR your new house contact Roush Construct on Syracuse Oh o Phone 992 5039 10 17 14tc -------.-~- - - ----- Paul Harvey 13 Columbus Today 4 Bible Answers 8 News 6 The Story 25 30 - P AND J HOME All work guaranteed For Sale 15 - Urban League 10 20 - Farm Report 13 10 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Paul Dixon 4 Ph1l Donahue 15 Friendly Junchon 10 AM 3 Mr Rogers 33 Brady Bunch 6 Abbott and Costello 8 Areas Most Reasonable Pr1ces -- --------- - Sunrrse Seminar 4 Sacred Heart Room 6 8 4 30 Dally 8 12 Sat I' the R H Rawhng s Sons Bu1ldtng Moddk>port 0 9V2 2101 Pamtmg A Specialty WILL do paper hang ng and pant ng Call Arthur Musser 7 42 5223 10 21 30tp 00 - 6 45 - Corncob Report 3 Farmftme 10 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 Fltntstones 13 Lmcoln Htll Pomeroy 0 10 21 61C BY PAUL CRABTREE 13 Ph 992 5271 n my home Your Future Is Now 33 15 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 130-News4 It Must Gene's Body Shop my Hogans Heroes 13 i By Helen and Sue Bottcl WEDNESDAY, OCT 24 1973 215 N Second Phone 992 3509 24 Hour Serv1ce All work guaranteed ______ __ _ Vancouver 3 4 0 6 21 29 --~~~M..:.'~'~·~r~,~~~~3c__ Houston 2 2 0 4 13 12 5180 81 WEEKLY pass b l ~ uti Los Angeles 1 3 0 2 9 15 or part t me Address m 5!1 Monllay s Res.ults for bus inesses at home Send New England 4 New York 1 self addressed stamped (Only game scheduled) envelope to MATH P 0 Box Tues.day s Games 10368 El Paso Texas 79994 Toronto at Edmonton 10 21 3tp Cleveland at Los Angeles (Only games schedu led ) Wilbur L Shull Judge Frankl n County Mun c pat Court For Sale 4 (:.&~ :< & Generation Rap Sesame St 20 11 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 IS Janak133 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Honeymoon Sulte6 13 1 00 - News 13 Tomorrow 3 Alignment Heatt ng Air Cond Retngerahon Plumbmg Electncal Apphances Auto A1r Cond Restdenhal or Commerctal 992-2839 Lost 11 10 cont nue to bless you Very truly yours AUTO TRIM -------------- pet t Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam Pomeroy 0 & REPAIR For W es t w RUSSELL'S KOSCOT KOSMETICS & HEREFORD m xed ca lves two PARKVIEW Kennels Poodles WIGS Many spec1als dur ng weeks old can 843 2778 1 toy mate and 1 female th e month of Oct Pt one 10 21 Jtc Phone 99 2 5443 Hel en Jane Brown 992 5113 ~- -- -- - ----7 15 tfc 10 2 tfc AM-FM Stereo rad1o with 8 tra ck tape player 4 speaker GARAGE Sale 2famles sound system Balance t<..t: NNEL S of Calhoun - Toy poodle pupp es $60 to $95 clothing e)(ce !l ent cond ton Sll2 53 or use our budget S1amese k tten s 515 Phone CeramfcS books and antique term s Call 992 3965 256 6247 bo ttles odds and ends F rst 102 16tc 10 7 301c street past Pomeroy --------- - ~-- Elementary School watch 1973 ZIG ZAG sew ng mach me tor s gns Thursday Fr day Th1S mach ne darns em Mobtle Homes Sale and Saturday bro ders overcasts and 10 21 6tc 12 X 60 GARDNER mob te monograms all w thout at home for sate on rented lot n tachments Pay balance of SWEEPER Repa rs Parts Pomeroy 2 bedrooms a ll $41 50 or pay $6 a month Call Suppltes D1scount pr ces on electr c w1th two 7 x 10 ex 992 533 I General merchand se thru pando Central a r carpet 10 21 tfc our ca talog department throughout plumbed for Phone 367 7736 Dav s 2 CB rad os tor sa te Call 949 washer and dryer also Vacuum Cleaner Store 10 carport meta l build ngs 457 3 am S p m Addison Oh•o porch and underp nn ng W 11 10 23 Jtc 9 23 30tc sell w th or wtthout furn ture Pr ced for qu1ck sate Phone 2 BLACK male poodles AKC 992 7451 REVIVAL Will contnue at the reg ster~d Call 992 5858 10 18 6tc Pomeroy Wesleyan Holmess 10 23 5tc Church down through October 25 7 30 each even ng Rev 2 U SED cha n sa ws tor sale CASH pa u tor a 1 ma ... t::s and Raymond R ce Evangeli st models of mob1le homes Pomeroy Home & Auto 600 E 10 19 6t c Phone area code 614 423 9531 Mam St Phone 9~2 2094 _,__ 4 13 ttc 10 23 3tc t pet 0 1 000 500 2 1 250 0 167 I 10 23 3tc PORCH sale~ Tues and Wed 9 t II 3 bes de wattle Shop M iddleport Oh o 10 22 Jtc a33 667 333 250 250 0 0 2 Pomeroy Home & Auto Open8Tol5 Spec•ahst Wheel Stop In and See Our Floor 01~lay ::::::==========::; Darw n Oh10 Elf c ency apartments newly decorated w H rent furn shed or un furn shed Etectr1c heat and c ty water Rent reasonable 7735118 10 9 tfc -------- --- pet t 1 2 --GUARANTEED-Phone 992 2094 FURNITURE Ph • 742• 6273 ABC News 13 Sportscope 33 30- NBC News 3 10 Lee Trevtno s Golf 15 Tru1h or Conseq 6 Dusty s Tratl 13 Marco Sportlite 33 7 15 - Jcmak1 33 730 - ToTelltheTrutlr6 RF020 Cancer L1feor0eath33 Beat the Clock 13 Charles Bla1r s Better World 15 New Pnce IS R1ght 8 10 New Dahng Game 3 Probe Conference wtth the Mayor 4 8 00 - Maude 8 10 Chase 4 15 Harvest Festival 3 Mov1e The Presidents Plane Is Mlssmg 6 13 Til the Butcher Cuts Him Down 20 33 8 30 - Hawaii Ftve 0 8 10 9 00 - Mag1clan 3 4 1S L1ghtnin Hopkins 20 33 9 30 - Hawkins 8 10 Freddie King 20 One of a Kmd 33 10 00 - Marcus Welby M C 6 13 News 20 Pollee Story 3 4 15 Our S1reet 33 10 30 - Women 33 OPFICE SUPPLIES and For Free Esltmate News J 4 6 8 10 15 & THINGS 7 00 - What s My Line B Ele<: Co 20 Beat the Clock 4 News Wheel Alignment '5.55 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy APwork A RT MEN T S - Good to;--;;. e " ng man and w fe near ·r STAR k tiS rats Qu ckly 3 FAMILY Garage Sate Thurs sure 2 , lbs 51 69 Ebersbach day Fr day and Saturday Hdwe Sugar Run Mills Oct 25 26 27th 10 a m t 11 4 Ptckens Hdwe Mason p m Everett Hewett 10 9 30tp reSidence located on old Rt -33 mob le home tust north of MUST S ELL 19 73 Ponltac K ngsbury Rd ( Co Rd 18) Lemans P S p B a r Furniture clo th ng cond t•on ng etc 8 000 actual glasswares electr cal ap m les st1ll under warranty pi ances and m1sc Ca ll 992 7386 or 367 ].481 10 23 3tc 10 2-1 7tc 0 6 0 000 West w o I pel Oak land 3 2 1 583 KansasC ty 3 2 1 sa3 Denver 2 3 1 417 San D1ego 1 5 o 167 N altona I Conference I 3 11 tic EXPERT 1 .m d be in tormect ot the fune t•on s of your gover n ment art: ~mbod ed n pub! c not ces In that 5cl f gove rnment c harges at c flzens to be nformed t h s newspape r urges every c •t zen to read and study these not ces we st rongly adv se !!lose c t1zens seek ng further nform at orr to exerc se the r r ght of access to pub! c r ec ords and pub! c meet ngs w 3915 6 POMEROY HOME & AUTO CONSTRUCTION I021 3tc Rae ne - - - - - - - - - -- ---...-area Sam Yates 992 713 9 PRIVATE meettng room for any organ i zatton phone 992 10 23 61 c Houston Kyger Creek's Ron Rent MOBI LE home 2 bedroom m the country Call 99 2 6367 10 21 4t c S ROUM :::. and bath r A Ballplayer's Ballplayer Here IS a ballplayer s ballplayer He sunply does an excellent JOb day m an day out, never trtes to add any embrmdery and IS a pure dehght te watch What s more he's a gentleman along w1th everything else Joe Rud1 hit a nice solid 333 for the ser1es and played leftiJeld the way he generally does--j>erfectly When 1t was all over, he walked over te the Mets quarters to pay h1s respects He hesitated at the door a bit self..:onsc1ously until one off1 Clal of the Mets sa1d te hun It Jkaytogom Joe You don thaveteheafra1d Joe Rud1 went m He chatted w1th several of the Mets players sa)'lng to them It could've gone eJther way He spoke w1th Feltx M1llan and w1th Tom Seaver You wanna come play lor us Joe? sa1d Seaver You can hit ' Joe Rud1 smiled and sa 1d nothmg The way he plays he doesn I really have lo say much PH 992 6675 r. Te~~~~!~~~13 Log b 00 - On Most Amencan Cars MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Phone 992 2550 MOORE & SONS -------------- OOMS by the week $18 up Metgs Inn Pomeroy 1 12 tfc For Rent or Sale : ana debate over whether Jackson or CampanerJs actually ; was the MVP undoubtedly w1ll go on but to me the most un; =~~\~~layer on both s1des was Joe Rudi the A's magnificent For AU WEATHER ROOFING CO. D. L. unfurnished apartments Phone 992 5434 4 12 tfc ny Milton Richman UPJ Sports Editor ' NEW YORK (UPiz - I agree Reggie Jackson WAS the most exc1tmg the most dangerous 1"'rformer m the entire World Ser1es by lar but if you ask me NUTICE OF who was the most valuable who was the one guy who k1lled the APPOINTMENT Mlits, I'd have to say 11 was skmny little Campy Campanens No 10 059 Estate of H c o.iy Deceased ::SOme other people seem to share that VIew so 11 looks as 11 we Not ce s hereby g ven thai llJ!ve a brand new controversy Fred W Crow I ll whose Post Dlf ce Address s Pomeroy ;:wJ!at formed the foundation for thiS one was the announce Oh o has been duly appomted as men! Immediately lollowrng Sunday s World Series !male m Adm n strator de bents non Wtlh the w II Anne)(ed of the Estate tiakland designating ReggiO Jackson as the MVP wmner of the late of Me1gs hew car annually awarded by Sport MagaZine to the outstandmg ofCounH ty C OhDay o deceased D.ated lh s 12th day of Oc tober l>erformer m the series 1973 ~I spoke to more than a dozen newspapermen sltting near me Mann ng D Webster 4Jnd they named Jackson overwhelmmgly • says D1ck Schaap Judge of the liallor of the magazrne The on1y one who argued for Cam Probate Court Me1gs County Oh o paner1s was Tony Kubek, and I think he's preJUdiCed because he ( 10 ) 16 23 30 3tc was a shortstop Seaver Isn't Prejudlred NOTICE OF Tom Seaver IS a pitcher, and he 1sn I preJudiced H he was APPOINTMENT rncllned to show any partiality at all 11 would be m favor of Case No 21051 Estate of Rusty Ray Fraley Regg1e Jackson because the Oakland slugger had some very mce Deceased Not ce s hereby g1ven that things to say about hun bothdurmg and alter the ser1es But Tom Caro l yn F raley of Route 4 seaver says he casts his vote for CampaneriS Pomeroy Oh o has been duly He did II for seven games says Seaver Reggie d1d a great appotnted Adm n stratrf)( of the estate ot Rusty Ray Fraley JOb for them, and when they needed 11, but he came on strongest deceased la te of Route 4 Pomeroy Me gs County Oh o at the end Cred tors are requ red to f e llud Harrelson also goes for Campanens over Jackson the r eta ms w th sa d ftduc ary " I m not trymg to knock Reggie or demean the tremendous w thm four months Dated th1s 12th day of October CQjllrlbution he made for them, but I'd have to put CampanerJs 1973 f1rst I think the magazine chose more on personality than Manning D Webster anything else I was on TV w1th Campy he s from Cuba and Probate J udge doesn't speak the best English m the world ReggiO IS somethmg of sa d County (10) 16 23 30 3tc else completely Bes1des bemg a terrif1c ballplayer he has a marvelous personality Look I love the guy, but if you ask me my opllUon, who I thmk was the MVP ,I say Campanens English Dlda't Matter Schaap demes personality entered mto the selection at all He NFL Standmgs ~·Campy s English d1dn t matter By Un1ted Press 1nternat1onat ' ~I heard Campaner1s was from Cuba and if he had won, we Amencan Conference East : Wtre all set to mVIte Castro from Havana when the car IS w I t pet :,awarded here Thursday,' says the ed1tor M am 5 1 0 a33 4 2 0 667 • Actually, the 1deal solution would be to award both Jackson Buffalo NY Jets 2 4 0 333 Campanerl$ cars New England 2 333 j , ~ean t do that,' laughs Schaap I remember we ran mto a Bait more 2 '4 00 333 Central '!JQ;lllar situation last sprmg after the Kmcks heat the !..akers for w I t pet ythe NBA title We d1dn I know whom to g1ve the car to Someone P ft sbu rgh 5 I 0 a33 4 C nc nnat 2 0 661 i said we should ve g1ven out 12 motorcycles WilliS Reed fmally Cleve land 4 2 0 661 ;~The YOUR BUILDING D-0-L-L-A-R With Skilled Craftsmanship ---------3 AND • ROOM furn shed and Your R~ght to : was awarded the car ' - ROOFING, FUR NACE CLEANING AND REPAIR AND PLUMBING 5-T·R·E-T.(-H OLD furn1ture oak tables cloc ks tee boxes bras~ beds dishes or complete llouseholds write M 0 Miller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o call 992 6271 5 13 tfc --- PUBLIC NOTU:ES Sport Parade Business Services -------- ---- - Coupe I ow ner car tess than 33 000 miles brown fm1 stl wt th matc-hmg v1nyl roo t and v myl tnterror 30/ V 8 r'ngme standard transmiSSIOn power s teenng and brakes rad1o really sharp ------------ -- Today's Buy WANTED tor auct.on house-hold goods Tools most anythmg of value w II buy or sell on c omm ss on W II haul Ca ll 992 3354 or 992 1792 Hayman s 7 25 tfc Sl995 1910CHEVELLE MALIBU To Wanted CORNER cu pboards wall c upboards chests old guns any cond1t10n Also blue decorated stoneware Wnte P D BoiC 44 Ma-rt nsburg Oh10 43935 or call 1 484 4440 after 7 p m 8 B 90tc ...V::..*:Z:~'==~-= :::::~:::::::::::>~>::::<::::,:::::·:·:<::··:·:•:•:-:·:·:-r.;s-»»X-»~ . _ :.o"-: ~.(:::!= 23 South It HOW ARE 'IOU AN 'lORE NEW BRIDE GlTill\J' Al.Ol\JG, OLLIE? JEST fli\JE, SNUFFY I MARRIED TH 600DEST COOK 1111 TH' HOLLER Ti<E RAil'; FALLS ON 1llE JUST AND THE llt.t.JllST Pass Pass ., You South hold .A Z . ; tA Q J81 +A K J 6o What do you do now"' A-Bid three clubs You ar IOing to lame at least TOOAY S QUEST lOS Your partner contmues to no trump thre( What do you do now ., ' \ • ) I • " �7- The Dally Sentmei,Middleport·Pomeroy, 0 Oct 23, 1973 6- The Da1lv Sen!l ol M1ddleporl Pomeroy 0 Ocl 23, 1973 SPntinel Classifieds Get Results! WANT ADS INFORMATION ' In Memory DEADLINES t;P M Day Before Pub licat ion 1 Monday Oeadl ne 9 a m Can cell at•on - Correct ons w i lt be a ccep ted un t 1 9 a m for Day of P u b llc at ton REGULATIONS The Publ i sher reserves the nght to edit or retect any ads deemed pot~b lls her ob i ec 1 oJW 1 The w ill not be respon more than one n ~ l e t or ~brrect msert on R"ATES For Want Ad Serv•ce 5 tents per word one •n sert on ~ "" M in mum Charge Sl 00 d .. cents per word I N Mt:Mu..:: l u 1 ou-r Farher Fred M Co lt n :;. wt o passed away 10 years <390 Oc tober 23 1963 Thousand thought s ot one so de-ar Otten br ngs a t1ny tear Thoughts go back to scenes tong pa:>t T me ro lls on But memor es las t Sadl y m l5sed by daughte r s Mrs Lorena M R ce Mrs. Florence L McDanel Mrs Bern ce V Pauley .._ 10 23 llc -- _______ ___ three Mnsecuf•ve nsert on s --t6 cents per word s1x con ~ut ve Insert ons ; 25 Per Cent D•sc ounl on pad &.a's and ads pa1d w 1thm 10 days .... CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY ,..$2 00 tor 50 word min lmum Each add it iona l word 3t BLIND ADS ~ A.dd t anal 2Sc Charge per Advert isement ,.. OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m ro 5 00 p m Da ty 8"'30 e m to 12 00 No on SaturdliY Card of Thanks AM so gra 1et u tor the ex celle nt care 1 rece ved w ht le a pat ent at Veterans Memor at Hosp1tal for the v~s Is card s flowe r s and espec ally the prayers of so many THANK YOU sounds 1 ke such small word s but 1 dO mean rt from the bottom of my hear t Mrs Landa { Eizabeth l Clay 10 23 lip Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY 1971 FORD TORtN0500 s 169S 4 door gold fin ish spotless clean w tert o r v 8 e ng m e automat c power steer ng rad1o A hone y of a buy 1970 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill 51295 4 door V 8 automatiC power steer ng radto good t res blue f n 1sh spotless nter or Roush honored during assembly Ronme Roush Kyger Creek H1gh School student was honored at a recent assembly program w1th a book con tammg the U S Const1tutwn and other documents and a letter, from Hon Wilbur L Shull, Judge of the Frankhn County Mun1c1pal Court Judge Shull spoke at the Kyger Creek H1gh School on Sept 17 Const1tut1on Day followmg hiS appearance at the Const1tullpn Day Prayer Breakfast at the Hobday Inn under the sponsorship of the B I G Associates JUdge Shull's letter follows , ' ' September 27 1973 RoHnle Roush t<yi;ier Creek H 1gh School Ch,.hlre Oh10 ~5620 DI ' Ronnie you know I v s ted your Hi School on September 17th w~ " John Epling on Con lflfllt!IOI1 08V I wa s m ghly proud of th• manne r n wh ch 111 of tht students conducted themselves et the meeting m 'i t'l the aud tonum You can be m ghty proud to be attend ng a H gh Sc hool that the students conduct themselves 1n th s ord erl y manner I was tl'1r 1 ed when you were one of the few that knew what th e motto of the Sta te of Oh o was W th God All Th1ngs Are Poss b le I v s t ~great many schoo ls .:1nd very seldom s there a:1yone n the audtence lncl ud r g the teachers that know what the State of Oh o motto s As I told you tl'1 s motto was sug gested by a twelve year old boy 1n Cln CJnnall who wrote the c n cmna l1 Enqu1rer suggest ng th .S as a State Motto 1 am also proud to I ve n a State that has a motto which 1 know was nsp red of God As a l1 ltle token of my ap prec at1on 1 am herew i th present ng you w th a complete tell;! of our Constllut on together w th the Declarat on of Independence Art ctes of Co nfederat on and the v rg n a B II of R ghts t hope yo u w 11 keep. th is I tile book n com memorat on of the Constltut on Day Celebrat on n your s"nool at wh ch t me yOu were the only on (. that knew what the motto of the State s I hOf?e that maybe some day you Will becorne a lawyer and t you do you w U be able to use !h i S li1tle book Mav God PRICE -------------TRAI LER for rent n Pomeroy Ca l l 992 3288 Nolte;- - - - - -- - - - Know PORCH sate Tuesday and Wednesday 9 1 11 3 bes1de Waffle Shop Middleport Oh io 10 22 Jt c fARO Sa te 1m le from Kyger on 554 Thursday F r day and Saturday Ant que bottles d shes carpet cloth ng and m sc Roof1ng Spouting, Porch Repa.r Com plete Home Remodeling East Wash ngton 5 Dallas 4 St LOUtS 2 N Y G ants 1 Ph Iadet ph a 1 Central w M1nnosota 6 Green Bay 2 Detro t 1 Ch•cago 1 0 4 0 4 4 1 1 BOB KESSINGER w 11 be the speaker n ;t series of Gospel Meet ngs Oct 22 thru Oct 28 th at the Mason Church of Chr st M Iter Street Mason W Va Serv ces n ghtly at 7 There w II be an afternoon smg Sunday October 28th at 2 30 Pub! c mvtled 10 18 ate 4 5 I Los Angeles 6 o o 1 000 Atlanta 3 3 0 500 3 3 0 San Franc 1s co 500 New Orleans 2 4 0 333 Monday s Results Oak land 23 Denver 23 (Only game scheduled) Sundays Games Atlanta at san Franc sco c nc nnat1 at P1ttsburg h Dallas at Ph lade! ph a Denver at N Y Jets Green Bay at Detro1t Houston at ChiCago Los Angeles c>t M nnesota M am at New England NY Gants at St Lou s Oakland at Ball more s an D iego at Cleve land ~­ Wasl'l ngton at New Orleans (Only games sche.duled ) Mondays Games K ansa.s C ty at Buffalo (Only game scheduled l WH A Stand1ngs By Un1ted Press 1n1ernat10nat East w I t pts gf ga New Englnd S 3 I 11 25 " I 9 19 11 Cleveland 4 0 0 6 26 22 Quebec 3 4 Toronto Ch cago New York 2 l I w W nn peg 4 M nnesota Edmonton 3 3 4 4 2 I 2 5 West I 2 6 25 28 5 25 26 A 16 32 t pts gf ga 0 8 24 16 1 0 7 15 6 16 ~~- Co Road 5 97 3 STEREO RadiO com b nat on w th s t rack but It m take over payments of $7 55 per month or pay '!:101 50 Call 992 5331 10 21 ttc -----------1972 HONDA 350 CC motor- cycle 2 500 m tes Pr ce $600 Phone 992 27 89 10 21 6t c APPROXIMATELY 20 acres of land e)(cellen t build ng s te Call 742 5223 10 21 301p Bradbury COMPLETE INTERIOR REPAIR Employment Wanted WILL do babys II ng home Call 742 6092 n 10 23 6tc - -.--- --- --- ---WILL do sew ng Phone 992 5866 6 6 6 6 6 Be R1ghl or we wtll 1t Rtght f'ets TWI N NEEDLE SEWING MACHINES 1973 Model m FOX TERRIER Black and walnut st and All features wh te w th black spots Scar bu 11 n to make fancy des gns on r ght front leg $15 reward and do stret ch sew ng Also Harry Swartz 696 11 16 buttonholes bl nd he ms etc 10213tp UJ 35 cash pr1ce or terms ava tab l e Phone 992 2984 10 23 5tc 7 30 - Rocky & Bullwlnkle 13 New Zoo Revu e6 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 10 8 Sesame St 33 New Zoo Revue 13 Help Wanted BRUSH HOG S 4x5 ft 992 5858 phone 7 15 tfc ---~- ----- -·~ ·-~ BA R MA I D and 1 part t me help Apply m person only Wh sperlng P1nes N te Club 10 18 6tc - ---------------- LADY to stay 5 days a week and n ghts No work M us t be rei able Weekends tree Good home and wages Pho ne 992 5207 after 7 p m and any t1me Saturday and Sunday 10 19 6tc WARNING The hot day season 1S almost upon us 1-f you need extra money to meet 'those expenses and are young and eager to lear n phone 4A6 0677 We still have 6 open ng s left Call Monday or Tuesday 9 a m t II 8 p m tor nterv ew 10 22 2tc ' VACUUM CLEANERS Elect ro Hyg ene New Demonstrators have all cleaumg attachments plu s the new Electro Suds tor shampoo ng ca rpet Only $27 50 cas h pr ce or terms ava table Phone 992 2984 10 23 5t - - - - -- - - - - - - -c UPHOLSTER your own fur n ture We have all the sup pi es you w ll need Upl'1olstery Fabr cs a very large select on of nylons velvets Herculon v nyls ~ m cotton pr nts also remnants oam for cush ons and padd ng Burlap den1ms cam bnc foam glue Zippers spr ngs and cltps chipboards legs se w1ng thread dacron tacks webbmg welt cord cotfon SW1vel bases and all other su ppl es you will need New furn•ture at low low pr ces Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Ma n 992 7554 10 5 JOtc 8 30 - Dick Van Dykel3 Huck and Yog16 cancelled? operator s I 7A2 8 Real Estate I· BEAUTICIAN needed w th W 423 7521 BELPRE o · E Va Master 1 cense Fun or EX,CEL SIOR Sell Works Maln St Pomeroy All ktnds .l-----~--~~~~..J partt me Call 773 5352 or 992 of salt water pellets water • 3829 nuggets block salt and own 10 23 5tc Oh o R !vP"" c;alt Phone 992 Real Eslate For sale 3891 6 5 tfc Business Opportunittes WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORSHIP NOW AVAILABLE Be I Business For Yourself Full Or Ptm T1me DISTRIBUTOR ~EEDE D NOW 1 o Supply 11nd Scrv ~:e C mpany cs t~~obhshed an:ou n N n the: L0(3l Area for lhe WORLO FAMOUS DONNA LEE COMPANY No Sell ng Ex per c:ncr: required as Company w II tra n and w ork w th rou sen• c n11 these accounts located n On 11 Vanety Super Markets and D1scount S10res Prortt Potenttal 1s vtnually -unhm ted $98 00 and more each day worked s a very conserva t ve est mate A $3 495 secured inventory nvu\ ment puts you in ~n establ shed bus• ness nlht now WRITE OOA'I' (mdudc: phone number) LOTS at chrysanthemums for sale f eld grown we only have one color - yellow 10 bunches for $5 We have some out n full bloom some tust budding Reynolds Flower ShOp Mttson W Ve Call 773 5147 9 26 tfc 1972 YAMAHA Enduro 250 excellent co nd•f~on $475 Tuppers Plains 6 7 3336 10 21 6tp -------------Save Up to 40 Pet On Fuel Bills 600 N Jackson Street MONOGRAM OIL HEATERS Smart decorator des1gn walnut gramed or rrch fruttwood vinyl clad cabtnets are handsomely hoghllghled woth gold anod1zed alummum to blend woth the fonest turnoshongs A Sne For Every Home NO 1 Copper 65c rad ators Prrces Start At S210 JOe brass 25c batterres 90c ~ POMEROY clean dry Gmseng roots $57 Jack w Carsey Mgr lb yellow root S5 may apple 1 .:P.::h~o.::n_oe..:.9~12::;2~1!8..:.1~.J 60c M A Hall Reedsvil le Phone 378 61A9 __._ 9 _._ 23 ttc Sales __ _=:::;;.__ __________ GOOD used gu tar 5387 PI'IOn e 742 • 10 21 3tc Auto 1957 FORD pickup n good condrtlon Call 7.42 5387 10 21 3tc J0-3Ws3 15 Split$econd6 Search for TomorrowS 10 12 45- Electric Company 33 12 55- NBC News 3 15 1 00 - All My Children 6 13 News 3 Not For Women Only 15 Concentration 8 What s My Lme 10 1 30 - 3 On A Match l 4 15 Let s Make A Deal 6 13 As the World Turns 8 10 I 4S - Cover to Cover 33 2 00 - Days of Our L1ves 3 4 15 Newlywed Game 13 6 Pomeroy Guiding Loght 8 10 2 30 - Doctors3 4 15 EdgeofNight8 10 3 00 - cen~e Roght 8 10 RFD 20 10 Handsful ol Ashes 20 Built to Your 'Specs Delivered to Job Site 4 00 - M1ster Cartoon 3 Love American Style 13 Somerset 15 Sesame St 33 20 Speedracer 6 Lucy Show 8 Mov1e Hurricane Smith HOGG & ZUSPAN and out Call JOt c your Call 992 Sale 173 $)54 Aflers,hool Special 6 13 5 00 - 5 55 - Earl Nightingale 15 SEWI NG MACHINES Repa r serv1ce all makes 992 2284 The Fabrtc Shop Pomeroy Author zed S nger Sales and Serv •ce We Sharpen Sc •ssors 3 29 tfc andbath~;:;-fown Sll 000 2571 Call 992 3975 or 992 6 -~ -~--- -------- "ASKING $950000 MAKE AN OFFER POMEROY - Large 2 story frame mcludes nver fron tage 6 bedrooms 4 1!~ baths d1n tng room uti11ty room full basement hardwood floors 2 car garage CLOSE TO SHOPPING JUST OFF RT 1 - 3 bedrooms bath F A fur nace Utol ty R Rec R Out cellar and storage $8 500 00 MINERSVILLE - I story frame 3 bedrooms bath lots of cab1nets 1n k1tchen Lots of ground All lur noshed $6 500 00 9 YEARS REAL ESTATE EXPERIENCE IN MEIGS COUNTY HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 2259 furniture carport and large lot All for $10 500 00 BRAND NEW - I acre on the country 3 bedrooms 1'h baths electr1c heat and lots of large closets Near Rt 7 Only 122 000 00 LARGE - Noce large 3 bedroom brick modern k1t chen ftreplace In drn ng Central heat and air downtown locat1on Good $25 000 00 NEW HOME - ln Faorvlew His All electric 3 bedrooms 11h baths carpeting kitchen w1th ran~e nice Full basement with 2 family rooms and 2 car garage Large lot Your An1tques 20 Eplsode Action 33 Ted and Allee 6 13 Sonny and Cher 8 10 Like Sprnsters and Bac helors 33 8 30 - Faraday and Company 3 4 15 Movie Go Ask Allee 6 13 Amencap Vision 33 -------------,--- him I He took our dummy 1" Hey, mister, brmg back our dwnmy' He drove on And that, my fr~ends, IS what Halloween used to be all about I wiBh 11 were still that way, even at the riSk of a few soaped windows and like In the meantime, here sa Milky Way, kid Happy Halloween 9 00 - Cannon 8 10 TBC 33 9 30 - Washmgton Debates 33 10 00 - Love Story 3 4 15 Owen Marshall 6 13 Kojak 8 10 News 20 10 30 - Marshall News Meetrng 33 11 00 - News 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janakt 33 11 30 - JOhnny Carson 3 4 lS Gumness Book of World Records 6 13 Mov1es Mach1ne Gun McCarn 8 The Roman Sprrng of Mrs Stone 10 1 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 News 13 2 00 - News 4 She Smarts at Pulllsllment Dear Helen and Sue Last week I sneaked out every rught w1th a boy my folks hate As punishment Dad S&ld I must report 10 hiS room every mght th1s week for a spankmg I m sore and shamed because he tW'Ds me over his knee, pulls down my panlles and spanks me hard w11h a plastic hairbrush I hate hun for 11 I'm 16 and don t tlnnk teenagers should he spanked but Dad disagrees I get a lot of whacks Is thiS r1ght? - BURNING IlO'ITOM Dear B B No, this lsn t right, and 1! your mother doesn't realize 11, she s pretly obtuse Talk 11 over w1th her You need discipline but not barebottom spankings from a father who mtght say, 1! he were bones!, ThiS PLEASES me more than 1t does you " - HELEN +++ can't face them, then contact the Planned Parenlhoo<l Association rn yow town and they will advise you, or perhap~~ all as ge>betweens - HELEN • +++ Hopeless Parents who let their l~year-<lld daughters go to overnigllt rock festivals shouldn t he surprised when their little glrlll grow up fast Srnce they're partly to blame for your pregnancy, they'd • JUs\ better help you through or out of, it That goes for your 21· year-<lld cousin too' - SUE ~ .1111!/}:-u--WJ.f:d' VflOdl .4. by THOMAS JOSEPH Pumshment IS for diSCipline and dlSClpline IS for teac~:ng Since these spankings don 'I stop you from sneaking out, they re useless and ugly Now let's talk about the boy Is he the type most parents would hate 1 Do you really like him or are you just gett1ng even With your folks ? D1d you sneak out mamly so you'd he caught and whacked, ' and lhus budd a b1gger case agamst your father' Or maybe you don t mind !bose spankmgs as much as you say If you did, you'd b:ytoav01d them, right? -SUE +++ I Jmpu 3 SeeS Down forth or (2 wds} 4 Card 13 It Pla1d term 15 Marsh land 18 20 (3 wds ) 9 Typeof Worry 21 Cahfor triangle mas 10 LegJSla Blg 22 Unas 16 German c1ty 19 Type of leather 20 Blaze 22 Watchful 23 Kansas City 25 Humbled 28 US naval bve body hero 29 Feel 31 SAm rodent 33 Raw boned 35 Spal'\lid fish 36 New Gumea town SJSted solar d1sk 24 Airway 25 Tolerate 26 Before 27 Small repast .U:olloq ) 28 Clothe and Kahne Unuramble these foor lllmbles, one letter to each square, to form lour ordmat)' words. 34 Two for the36 Ones rNOPLY 3'7 Twme __ ....... we1ght 8 Occur to r1ver 32 Comed1an · " "I BOB LfE 7 Ind1an German r»tYWID!1LE;-IkJ -~~.,-~ ,_ n essence 6 Fraud 11 Old note 30 Martmo by I lENn i ArlNOl 5 Rose 16 Overact Hopeless How can you get help if you don I tell your parents' If you 31 Cosset Brooks busmess (I t!MWI'Itl,~ll' ·llltdol 38 Vase handle I [) 39 Bear the I 0 10 rOWEl J I ) expense 40 ParadiSe I SNOWO DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it' IN A WORD. 11' MEAN51'H5 5AME THINC:.' V' )I form the aurpnse answer, as I I I ~=~:;=~=:;:~:=::=.:::::~t-,_==::~~~~ugge.ted by the above cartoon. --'Print=llii=SUR:..:::PRIS!::..::A~NSW!~R~Iim~1 a r r r I I J Now arranre the meted tellers to .__I ! weapon With 23 Egyptian Vcete.rd•y • used pencil 2 Medieval de nee 5 Estimate II Fa1thful 12 Word Dear Rap I m 13 and rn b1g trouble A CC>uple of months ago my cousm and I went to a rocl\festlval m New YCJ k MY varents said 1 could go Just so I didn't smoke and drmk The next day we all got drunk So now I'm prel(llant (at least I thmk so) and my cousrn, who's 21, IS the lather My folks thmk I'm a haby How can I tell them I m gomg to have one' HOPELESS Jumlle.l CATCH I Much forward Impo rtun e BB IHURGYB~ DOWN ACROSS (An.wl!lrl tomorrow) SCOUR OUTING PERMIT Annter' ''I gd orrt of Spniu gowg across a ru;erJ - SPAN' AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another In this sample A 11 used for the three L s X for the two 0 s elc Smgle letter$ apostrophes the length and formatlon of the words are all hmts Each day the code letters are different CRYPTQQUOTES NC DANUDSl IEPPKASF BHG GJK BNCG H C SDEBJGKZ GJKF P !GDZG OP SDEBJNAB DOHEG GJKUIKSQKI UDA -K BHA NS~ CZNKPKSS Yesterday's Cryptoquolo SUCCESSES PRODUCE SUO. CESS AS MONEY PRODUCES MONEY -NICOLAS CHAM· FORT WIN AT BRIDGE '! 7'/0RTH • 108 4 •• OOZE R and back hoe work ponds and septic tanks dlt ch lng serv ce top soli f II d rt limestone B&K Escavatlng Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 9 1 lfc • \QllU • 64! 2 -- ----- --- ~---- READY MIX CONCRETE de live red rtght to your protect Fast and easy Free estimates Phone 992 3284 Goegle n Ready M x Co M ddleport Oh o 6 30 lfc _________ .QJI O" . 843 +9 J2 +K 86 +9B o SO uTil i [)o + Ai3 • AK 2 + o4 :\urth South \U lnNa blc "est Pas:; Pass MOBILE home repatr Elec trl cal plumb ng and heat ng Phone 992 5858 1 15 tfc :\urlh 3~ T East South Pass 2'< T Pass Open ng lead - ¥Q By os .. ald & James JaCGby C BRADFORD Auct io neer Complete Serv ce Phone 9A9 3821 Raclne Ohi o Cr tt Bradford 5 1 tfc Waldemar von Zedtwttz one of !he greatest bndge players of all t1me loves to show to day s hand as an IllustratiOn of how the best la1d plans can go completely wrong The game was match po1nt duplicate and the slandard re sult was lhree no-trump made wtth an overtnck Agamst Waldy there were two over tnck s and we w11llet h1m tell hts own sad story As soon as dummy hit the table I saw the chance for a most unusual play G1ve my partner exactly three dta monds and I could duck tw1ce 1! declarer !messed tw1ce Then w1th the th1rd !me sse l would take my kmg and leave dum my s ace h1gh and dry Thmgs started out perfect ly South won the heart lead and !messed a d1amond It worked He returned to h1s hand w1th a club and repeated the successful dtamond fmesse I was able to du ck With conhd ence because my partner had played the deuce and then the trey of d1amonds He would have high lowed w1lh an even 2 ll ttc SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern San tat ton 992 3954 or 992 73.49 10 23 tfc ~------------- 0 DELL WHEEL Al1gnment located at Crossroads Rt 124 nQw back to work Complete front end serv1ce tune up and brake servtce Wheels balanced electroniCally All work guaranteed Reasonable rates Phone 7.42 3232 2 18 tfc Box 28D fAST +Q 962 + 'KQJ _____ 5231 \\ ~ST +KJ o +10 lltEASONABLE rates Ph 446 4782 Galllpol s John Russell ., Owner and Operator .__ 512tfc t le Rutland 742 ELNA and Whtte Sewmg Machmes servlc.e on all ma.kes Reasonab'e rates The Sew ng Center Mid dleport Ohfo 11 16 trc I KNOT rED A ARM AROUND HIS "-1!'.0<BUT IT TURNED OUT TOBEM'/ OWN!!' HANG ON FELL AS 1M COMIN number Then my balloon exploded South relurned to his hand With FOR FREE estimates Ol aluminum s ding Storm Doors and Wfndows car ports Marquees and Ra fting Phone Charles Lisle Syracuse Ohio Cart Jacob Sales Representtttlve v v Johnson and &on Inc ----- Your - -- Favorite 6 22 a club and cashed two more cards m thai smt My partner discarded !he mne ol d1amonds and there "as my kmg exposed to the world m h1s unprotected state • tfc, Country Mu"c Stars Vls1t On ( NEWSPAPER EN TERPR SE ASSN DO YOU WANT 8 PCT IN TEREST ON YOUR MONEY IN PROPERTY 4:30 TO 5:30 The b1ddms has been West North East 1• I, Monday thru Fnday On WMPO-FM STEREO. 92.1 If no answer 991 2568 :B::A=RN=E=Y===::::J~:;:;;:~~;;::;:;-;:;::;;;::::;::~ • THE RALPH EMERY SHOW basement 2 porches and large garden For only $9 500 00 .____:.M~I..::d~dlt..::P:.o~r-11--'P..::om:.:.::•;,;ro:,:Y__·:.__.j! • _ ASSOCiates To Tell the Truth 6 8 00 - Adam 12 3 4 15 UN Day Concert 20 Bob and Carol and McCOY S AUCTION SERV I CE For a real auct on call the real McCoy 1 0 Mac McCoy Chester Oh o 10 3 tfc SYRACUSE - 2 bedroom home bath noce kitchen full Kathleen M Cleland Leona V C~land Henry E Cleland Jr t-'ollce ::Jurgeon :J un tne Money 4 Sale o11he Century 8 The Judge 10 Baal! he Clock ll Know -------- ----- bath CBS News 8 10 20 Truth or Conseq 3 6 Anything You Can Do 13 l Spy 15 7 30 - 6 26 tfc 2 story 6 Hogans Heroes 13 EXCAVATING Dozers large and small Backhoes and load~rs on tra ck and tlres Dump tru ck Lo boy s.er v <;e Septtc tanks Installe d George (a II) Pull ns phone 992 2.478 or 992 7402 2 9 ttc baths 3664 MIDDLEPORT - 30 - NBC News 3 4 IS ABC News 7 00 - What s My Ltne 8 News 10 Beat the Clock 4 Elec Co S ~EPARO Rem~.tdE'ItnQ Ceram lc frame home 4 bedrooms bath garage several lots and parts of lots go with thts "D811Ul Personality and Behavroral Development 33 -RON -------------Floor Wall 3 YEARS OLD - 2 bedrooms I've deplor~ the very observance of Halloween m 118 modem form because the 111110renl hell-raJSrng that used te mark the occas1on has vanished, and the day has become a commercialized one with moppets lackrng both the strength and unagmallon to overiW'D an outdoor priVy runrung frenztedly from house tefuluse to see how many good1es they can C<>llecland bemg Vlcluruzed themselves, In many cases, by s1ck souls wbo load up "treats' w1th razor blades, laxatives and even pcnson However, I am pleased to report that the true spmt of Halloween (an evenmg of approved juverule devilishness) 1s still ahve and weU, m a little conunun1ty not far from the Meigs Gallia Mason area The story you are about to read IS true, and happened about a week or so ago My brother-m-law, Norm who san atom1c techruc1an at the big plant over rn Pike County, Ohio, was out wtth a strange g1rl on a lonely country road m the mtddle of the mght Winch ISn t as bad as 11 sounds, smce the gtrl1s the 'steady" of hiS college-age son, and Norm s wife and other three children were also m the family bus (By the way It really IS a family bus - one of those vans des1gned to double as a passenger car ) Anyhow, 1t was a dark and stormy rught, as the famtly drove the g1rl home after VISiting the Umversity of Dayton for a football afternoon The road was twlstmg, black and unfamiliar Suddenly, the headlights p1cked up the f1gure of a man - or what appeared to be a man - Jerkily crawlrng on hands and knees across a narrow bndge, r1ght rn the path of Norm's bus Norm hit his brakes and fought the wheel for control His wife, his son's g1rl fnend and the kids screamed He didn t make 11 There was a s1ckerung unpact as the wheels of the veh1cle smashed over the prone f.gure rn the roadway Then Silence Norm, who won combat decorallons rn the Korean un pleasantness a couple of decades ago, was unflappable altbough his famtly was m near hysterics about the fatality • lying wtth life oozing from hiS body back there on the highway Very deliberately, he got out of the automobile and walked hack to the "corpse 'As expected, 11 was a dununy, manipulated by some invisible kida hidden m the brush along the roadway, by means of a ~arden hose Just as deliberately, he threw open the rear doors of his vehicle, and tossed the dununy mto the luggage compartment Then he carefully rolled up the garden hose, depoSited 1t m the bus, closed the doors, returned to the driver s seat, and calmly proceeded on his way N; he diSappeared rnto the darkness, he could hear the outraged cnes of p1prng Juverule vo1ces, cryrng out m rage and anger 6 00 - News 3 4 8 15 News 6 10 Sesame St 20 ABC News 13 EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work sept c tanks nstalled dump trucks and lo boys tor h re wtll haul f II d rt top soli 1 mestone \ and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 ntght phone 992 3525 or 992 6R OOMS- 20 33 Merv GnffiM 4 Andy Elec Co 33 Gomer Pyle USMC 13 Beverly Htllbtll1es8 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Tratls West 15 I Love Lucy 6 2 BEDROOM house 3 years oldcarpetmg b g k tchen w th lots of cab nets 1 acre of ground Racme Oh o Ca ll 949 4998 9 12 tfc Tuppers P la 1n s water Contact Hershel McCl u re Da ry Isle unttl 3 p m 992 5248 after 3 - 992 3.436 10 lA 12tc Mr Rogers 5 30 - ------------SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED -------------fl 1 ACRE tots Oarw n area Bonanza 3 Grolloth 8 Mason W Ve YOU CAN st II beat the skyrocketing cosl of new constru c t on w th th s lovely older home being offered for sa le by owner n Pomeroy Recently re modeled the home has 3 bedrooms bath large fam ly i lyle k tcl'1en and a separate d ntng or fam ly room New alumtnum s dtnQ t')(fer or w th outstde entrance to basement A sell ng pr ce of 515 000 nci Udes complete Furn1sh ngs for th s home Owner w II help f nance Ca ll 593 5667 (Athens) Shown by appomtment only 10 14 301c 6ROOMS and ba1h- "Tlo"ts- upper Monkey Run William Beat 11 H1ll Street Pomeroy Oh o 10 23 3tp 10 4 30 - Green Acres 3 Jeopardy 4 Hazel 8 Bonanze 15 ABC MATERIALS CO 6 15 tic For G~rl on My Lofe6 13 Another World 3 4 15 General Hosp1tal 6 13 Price 1s 3 30 - Return of Peyton Place 3 15 One Ltfe to L1ve 13 Phtl Donahue 4 Match Game 73 B Flmtstones 6 Secret Storm G ROCERY bu:. e:.::o "" .. _ Butldtng for sale or tease Phone 773 5618 from a 30 p m to 10 p m tor appo ntment 3_ 20_ tfc _ J_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, _ _ _ DONNA LEE INC Wanted To Buy Lost 50 SO Club 4 12 WOOD TRUSSU DEAD S 1 otK-=WII;:;;;;;~e at a reasonable ch arge Call 245 5514 8 23 90tc Complete mobile home servtce plus g1gantrc dtsplay of .mo~tle homes always available at --------------- 4 15 110 000 Pyramod B 10 Mike Douglass 6 11 00 - Gamb1t8 10 Passwordl3 W1zardofOdds J 4 15 11 30 - Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Brady Bunch 13 Bowling 6 Love of Ltfe 8 10 Sesame Street 33 11 55 - CBS News 8 Don Imel s World 10 12 OO - Jeopardy3 15 Password6 News8 10 13 Bob Brauns ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED SEPTIC TAN KS AROBIC: SEWAGE SYST EMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 10.4tfc A1r Conditioners Awnmgs Underpmnmg 1220 Washmgton Blvd 10 30 - Bailie 3 From the laraest Bulldo~r Rad ator to ,~mallest Heater Core Nathan B1ggs Rad1ator Spec1ahst Ph "'192 2174 - - - --- ---- - - -- .----- - --- - --,. -=--~ MILLER MOBILE HOMES 10 00 - Dmah Shore 3 15 Jokers Wtld 10 8 SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. .'-'olJ roMOBILE msuran ce been 1971 SKYLI NE F fth Avenue 60 x 12 2 bedroom un furntst'led Underpmn ng ncluded Excellent cond ton Pt.one 614 667 3866 for ap po ntment 10 16 7tc ~ La ssie 6 9 55 - Chuck Whole Reports 10 WILL tr rr or cut trees shrubbery Als.o clean basements attiCs etc 949 3221 or 742 4441 10 10 1967 MT VERNON 3 bedroom front k•tchen unfurn shed S3 000 Ca ll 985 4179 10 18 \Otp Romper Movie Untamed 13 Cover to Cover 33 9 30 - To Tell the Truth 3 Secret Storm 8 Michaels and Co 6 HARRISON S TV serv ce and serv ce calls Phone 992 2522 2 9 tfc TAKE over payments 14 x 64 1 12 bath 3 bedrooms on pnvate lo t n Rutland Call 742 5703 after 6 w eekdays anyt me on Sat and Sunday 10 14 tfc < MAINTENANCE FOR your new house contact Roush Construct on Syracuse Oh o Phone 992 5039 10 17 14tc -------.-~- - - ----- Paul Harvey 13 Columbus Today 4 Bible Answers 8 News 6 The Story 25 30 - P AND J HOME All work guaranteed For Sale 15 - Urban League 10 20 - Farm Report 13 10 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Paul Dixon 4 Ph1l Donahue 15 Friendly Junchon 10 AM 3 Mr Rogers 33 Brady Bunch 6 Abbott and Costello 8 Areas Most Reasonable Pr1ces -- --------- - Sunrrse Seminar 4 Sacred Heart Room 6 8 4 30 Dally 8 12 Sat I' the R H Rawhng s Sons Bu1ldtng Moddk>port 0 9V2 2101 Pamtmg A Specialty WILL do paper hang ng and pant ng Call Arthur Musser 7 42 5223 10 21 30tp 00 - 6 45 - Corncob Report 3 Farmftme 10 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 Fltntstones 13 Lmcoln Htll Pomeroy 0 10 21 61C BY PAUL CRABTREE 13 Ph 992 5271 n my home Your Future Is Now 33 15 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 130-News4 It Must Gene's Body Shop my Hogans Heroes 13 i By Helen and Sue Bottcl WEDNESDAY, OCT 24 1973 215 N Second Phone 992 3509 24 Hour Serv1ce All work guaranteed ______ __ _ Vancouver 3 4 0 6 21 29 --~~~M..:.'~'~·~r~,~~~~3c__ Houston 2 2 0 4 13 12 5180 81 WEEKLY pass b l ~ uti Los Angeles 1 3 0 2 9 15 or part t me Address m 5!1 Monllay s Res.ults for bus inesses at home Send New England 4 New York 1 self addressed stamped (Only game scheduled) envelope to MATH P 0 Box Tues.day s Games 10368 El Paso Texas 79994 Toronto at Edmonton 10 21 3tp Cleveland at Los Angeles (Only games schedu led ) Wilbur L Shull Judge Frankl n County Mun c pat Court For Sale 4 (:.&~ :< & Generation Rap Sesame St 20 11 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 IS Janak133 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Honeymoon Sulte6 13 1 00 - News 13 Tomorrow 3 Alignment Heatt ng Air Cond Retngerahon Plumbmg Electncal Apphances Auto A1r Cond Restdenhal or Commerctal 992-2839 Lost 11 10 cont nue to bless you Very truly yours AUTO TRIM -------------- pet t Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam Pomeroy 0 & REPAIR For W es t w RUSSELL'S KOSCOT KOSMETICS & HEREFORD m xed ca lves two PARKVIEW Kennels Poodles WIGS Many spec1als dur ng weeks old can 843 2778 1 toy mate and 1 female th e month of Oct Pt one 10 21 Jtc Phone 99 2 5443 Hel en Jane Brown 992 5113 ~- -- -- - ----7 15 tfc 10 2 tfc AM-FM Stereo rad1o with 8 tra ck tape player 4 speaker GARAGE Sale 2famles sound system Balance t<..t: NNEL S of Calhoun - Toy poodle pupp es $60 to $95 clothing e)(ce !l ent cond ton Sll2 53 or use our budget S1amese k tten s 515 Phone CeramfcS books and antique term s Call 992 3965 256 6247 bo ttles odds and ends F rst 102 16tc 10 7 301c street past Pomeroy --------- - ~-- Elementary School watch 1973 ZIG ZAG sew ng mach me tor s gns Thursday Fr day Th1S mach ne darns em Mobtle Homes Sale and Saturday bro ders overcasts and 10 21 6tc 12 X 60 GARDNER mob te monograms all w thout at home for sate on rented lot n tachments Pay balance of SWEEPER Repa rs Parts Pomeroy 2 bedrooms a ll $41 50 or pay $6 a month Call Suppltes D1scount pr ces on electr c w1th two 7 x 10 ex 992 533 I General merchand se thru pando Central a r carpet 10 21 tfc our ca talog department throughout plumbed for Phone 367 7736 Dav s 2 CB rad os tor sa te Call 949 washer and dryer also Vacuum Cleaner Store 10 carport meta l build ngs 457 3 am S p m Addison Oh•o porch and underp nn ng W 11 10 23 Jtc 9 23 30tc sell w th or wtthout furn ture Pr ced for qu1ck sate Phone 2 BLACK male poodles AKC 992 7451 REVIVAL Will contnue at the reg ster~d Call 992 5858 10 18 6tc Pomeroy Wesleyan Holmess 10 23 5tc Church down through October 25 7 30 each even ng Rev 2 U SED cha n sa ws tor sale CASH pa u tor a 1 ma ... t::s and Raymond R ce Evangeli st models of mob1le homes Pomeroy Home & Auto 600 E 10 19 6t c Phone area code 614 423 9531 Mam St Phone 9~2 2094 _,__ 4 13 ttc 10 23 3tc t pet 0 1 000 500 2 1 250 0 167 I 10 23 3tc PORCH sale~ Tues and Wed 9 t II 3 bes de wattle Shop M iddleport Oh o 10 22 Jtc a33 667 333 250 250 0 0 2 Pomeroy Home & Auto Open8Tol5 Spec•ahst Wheel Stop In and See Our Floor 01~lay ::::::==========::; Darw n Oh10 Elf c ency apartments newly decorated w H rent furn shed or un furn shed Etectr1c heat and c ty water Rent reasonable 7735118 10 9 tfc -------- --- pet t 1 2 --GUARANTEED-Phone 992 2094 FURNITURE Ph • 742• 6273 ABC News 13 Sportscope 33 30- NBC News 3 10 Lee Trevtno s Golf 15 Tru1h or Conseq 6 Dusty s Tratl 13 Marco Sportlite 33 7 15 - Jcmak1 33 730 - ToTelltheTrutlr6 RF020 Cancer L1feor0eath33 Beat the Clock 13 Charles Bla1r s Better World 15 New Pnce IS R1ght 8 10 New Dahng Game 3 Probe Conference wtth the Mayor 4 8 00 - Maude 8 10 Chase 4 15 Harvest Festival 3 Mov1e The Presidents Plane Is Mlssmg 6 13 Til the Butcher Cuts Him Down 20 33 8 30 - Hawaii Ftve 0 8 10 9 00 - Mag1clan 3 4 1S L1ghtnin Hopkins 20 33 9 30 - Hawkins 8 10 Freddie King 20 One of a Kmd 33 10 00 - Marcus Welby M C 6 13 News 20 Pollee Story 3 4 15 Our S1reet 33 10 30 - Women 33 OPFICE SUPPLIES and For Free Esltmate News J 4 6 8 10 15 & THINGS 7 00 - What s My Line B Ele<: Co 20 Beat the Clock 4 News Wheel Alignment '5.55 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy APwork A RT MEN T S - Good to;--;;. e " ng man and w fe near ·r STAR k tiS rats Qu ckly 3 FAMILY Garage Sate Thurs sure 2 , lbs 51 69 Ebersbach day Fr day and Saturday Hdwe Sugar Run Mills Oct 25 26 27th 10 a m t 11 4 Ptckens Hdwe Mason p m Everett Hewett 10 9 30tp reSidence located on old Rt -33 mob le home tust north of MUST S ELL 19 73 Ponltac K ngsbury Rd ( Co Rd 18) Lemans P S p B a r Furniture clo th ng cond t•on ng etc 8 000 actual glasswares electr cal ap m les st1ll under warranty pi ances and m1sc Ca ll 992 7386 or 367 ].481 10 23 3tc 10 2-1 7tc 0 6 0 000 West w o I pel Oak land 3 2 1 583 KansasC ty 3 2 1 sa3 Denver 2 3 1 417 San D1ego 1 5 o 167 N altona I Conference I 3 11 tic EXPERT 1 .m d be in tormect ot the fune t•on s of your gover n ment art: ~mbod ed n pub! c not ces In that 5cl f gove rnment c harges at c flzens to be nformed t h s newspape r urges every c •t zen to read and study these not ces we st rongly adv se !!lose c t1zens seek ng further nform at orr to exerc se the r r ght of access to pub! c r ec ords and pub! c meet ngs w 3915 6 POMEROY HOME & AUTO CONSTRUCTION I021 3tc Rae ne - - - - - - - - - -- ---...-area Sam Yates 992 713 9 PRIVATE meettng room for any organ i zatton phone 992 10 23 61 c Houston Kyger Creek's Ron Rent MOBI LE home 2 bedroom m the country Call 99 2 6367 10 21 4t c S ROUM :::. and bath r A Ballplayer's Ballplayer Here IS a ballplayer s ballplayer He sunply does an excellent JOb day m an day out, never trtes to add any embrmdery and IS a pure dehght te watch What s more he's a gentleman along w1th everything else Joe Rud1 hit a nice solid 333 for the ser1es and played leftiJeld the way he generally does--j>erfectly When 1t was all over, he walked over te the Mets quarters to pay h1s respects He hesitated at the door a bit self..:onsc1ously until one off1 Clal of the Mets sa1d te hun It Jkaytogom Joe You don thaveteheafra1d Joe Rud1 went m He chatted w1th several of the Mets players sa)'lng to them It could've gone eJther way He spoke w1th Feltx M1llan and w1th Tom Seaver You wanna come play lor us Joe? sa1d Seaver You can hit ' Joe Rud1 smiled and sa 1d nothmg The way he plays he doesn I really have lo say much PH 992 6675 r. Te~~~~!~~~13 Log b 00 - On Most Amencan Cars MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Phone 992 2550 MOORE & SONS -------------- OOMS by the week $18 up Metgs Inn Pomeroy 1 12 tfc For Rent or Sale : ana debate over whether Jackson or CampanerJs actually ; was the MVP undoubtedly w1ll go on but to me the most un; =~~\~~layer on both s1des was Joe Rudi the A's magnificent For AU WEATHER ROOFING CO. D. L. unfurnished apartments Phone 992 5434 4 12 tfc ny Milton Richman UPJ Sports Editor ' NEW YORK (UPiz - I agree Reggie Jackson WAS the most exc1tmg the most dangerous 1"'rformer m the entire World Ser1es by lar but if you ask me NUTICE OF who was the most valuable who was the one guy who k1lled the APPOINTMENT Mlits, I'd have to say 11 was skmny little Campy Campanens No 10 059 Estate of H c o.iy Deceased ::SOme other people seem to share that VIew so 11 looks as 11 we Not ce s hereby g ven thai llJ!ve a brand new controversy Fred W Crow I ll whose Post Dlf ce Address s Pomeroy ;:wJ!at formed the foundation for thiS one was the announce Oh o has been duly appomted as men! Immediately lollowrng Sunday s World Series !male m Adm n strator de bents non Wtlh the w II Anne)(ed of the Estate tiakland designating ReggiO Jackson as the MVP wmner of the late of Me1gs hew car annually awarded by Sport MagaZine to the outstandmg ofCounH ty C OhDay o deceased D.ated lh s 12th day of Oc tober l>erformer m the series 1973 ~I spoke to more than a dozen newspapermen sltting near me Mann ng D Webster 4Jnd they named Jackson overwhelmmgly • says D1ck Schaap Judge of the liallor of the magazrne The on1y one who argued for Cam Probate Court Me1gs County Oh o paner1s was Tony Kubek, and I think he's preJUdiCed because he ( 10 ) 16 23 30 3tc was a shortstop Seaver Isn't Prejudlred NOTICE OF Tom Seaver IS a pitcher, and he 1sn I preJudiced H he was APPOINTMENT rncllned to show any partiality at all 11 would be m favor of Case No 21051 Estate of Rusty Ray Fraley Regg1e Jackson because the Oakland slugger had some very mce Deceased Not ce s hereby g1ven that things to say about hun bothdurmg and alter the ser1es But Tom Caro l yn F raley of Route 4 seaver says he casts his vote for CampaneriS Pomeroy Oh o has been duly He did II for seven games says Seaver Reggie d1d a great appotnted Adm n stratrf)( of the estate ot Rusty Ray Fraley JOb for them, and when they needed 11, but he came on strongest deceased la te of Route 4 Pomeroy Me gs County Oh o at the end Cred tors are requ red to f e llud Harrelson also goes for Campanens over Jackson the r eta ms w th sa d ftduc ary " I m not trymg to knock Reggie or demean the tremendous w thm four months Dated th1s 12th day of October CQjllrlbution he made for them, but I'd have to put CampanerJs 1973 f1rst I think the magazine chose more on personality than Manning D Webster anything else I was on TV w1th Campy he s from Cuba and Probate J udge doesn't speak the best English m the world ReggiO IS somethmg of sa d County (10) 16 23 30 3tc else completely Bes1des bemg a terrif1c ballplayer he has a marvelous personality Look I love the guy, but if you ask me my opllUon, who I thmk was the MVP ,I say Campanens English Dlda't Matter Schaap demes personality entered mto the selection at all He NFL Standmgs ~·Campy s English d1dn t matter By Un1ted Press 1nternat1onat ' ~I heard Campaner1s was from Cuba and if he had won, we Amencan Conference East : Wtre all set to mVIte Castro from Havana when the car IS w I t pet :,awarded here Thursday,' says the ed1tor M am 5 1 0 a33 4 2 0 667 • Actually, the 1deal solution would be to award both Jackson Buffalo NY Jets 2 4 0 333 Campanerl$ cars New England 2 333 j , ~ean t do that,' laughs Schaap I remember we ran mto a Bait more 2 '4 00 333 Central '!JQ;lllar situation last sprmg after the Kmcks heat the !..akers for w I t pet ythe NBA title We d1dn I know whom to g1ve the car to Someone P ft sbu rgh 5 I 0 a33 4 C nc nnat 2 0 661 i said we should ve g1ven out 12 motorcycles WilliS Reed fmally Cleve land 4 2 0 661 ;~The YOUR BUILDING D-0-L-L-A-R With Skilled Craftsmanship ---------3 AND • ROOM furn shed and Your R~ght to : was awarded the car ' - ROOFING, FUR NACE CLEANING AND REPAIR AND PLUMBING 5-T·R·E-T.(-H OLD furn1ture oak tables cloc ks tee boxes bras~ beds dishes or complete llouseholds write M 0 Miller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o call 992 6271 5 13 tfc --- PUBLIC NOTU:ES Sport Parade Business Services -------- ---- - Coupe I ow ner car tess than 33 000 miles brown fm1 stl wt th matc-hmg v1nyl roo t and v myl tnterror 30/ V 8 r'ngme standard transmiSSIOn power s teenng and brakes rad1o really sharp ------------ -- Today's Buy WANTED tor auct.on house-hold goods Tools most anythmg of value w II buy or sell on c omm ss on W II haul Ca ll 992 3354 or 992 1792 Hayman s 7 25 tfc Sl995 1910CHEVELLE MALIBU To Wanted CORNER cu pboards wall c upboards chests old guns any cond1t10n Also blue decorated stoneware Wnte P D BoiC 44 Ma-rt nsburg Oh10 43935 or call 1 484 4440 after 7 p m 8 B 90tc ...V::..*:Z:~'==~-= :::::~:::::::::::>~>::::<::::,:::::·:·:<::··:·:•:•:-:·:·:-r.;s-»»X-»~ . _ :.o"-: ~.(:::!= 23 South It HOW ARE 'IOU AN 'lORE NEW BRIDE GlTill\J' Al.Ol\JG, OLLIE? JEST fli\JE, SNUFFY I MARRIED TH 600DEST COOK 1111 TH' HOLLER Ti<E RAil'; FALLS ON 1llE JUST AND THE llt.t.JllST Pass Pass ., You South hold .A Z . ; tA Q J81 +A K J 6o What do you do now"' A-Bid three clubs You ar IOing to lame at least TOOAY S QUEST lOS Your partner contmues to no trump thre( What do you do now ., ' \ • ) I • " �• • 8- ~Daily • Sent mel, M1ddleport-Pornero~. 0 . Oct. 23. 1973 ~Hideous WASHINGTON (UPI} President Nixon 's con· stitutional la"~er sa1d today the President pa1d "hideous costs" by flfmg Arch1bald Cox as special Wa tergate prosecutor but sa1d 11 was necessary . The lawyer, Charles Alan Wnght, helped prepare a " response of the President" to costs" result of Cox firing • to try to effect a comprom1se office of specwl prosecutor Cox was hred Saturday after "There are hideous costs, refusmg to accept a White anybody has to realize that," Wnght smd on the NBC.TV House proposal whereby wnl· Today Show. But there would ten accounts of the conversa· have been greater costs m t10ns an question would be allowmg to stay m office an proVIded Cox and the Senate employe of the execuhve Watergate conumttee. Wnght was asked 1f NIXOn branch who w1ll not accept direction from his superwrs." had not VIOlated a pledge April Slflca. the pr~s1dmg JUdge al 30 to gtve Attorney General the lnal last January of the Elhot L Ric hardson, wh o on gma t · seven Wa tergate res1g ned after refusm g to defendants, last month ordered carry out the firmg of Cox, full N1xon to hand over tapes of his and absolute authority to make Watergate conversatiOns w1th all deciSIOns Ill the Watergate a1des to the JUdge for personal case. federal Judge John J S~r lca this morning, argwng that a proposed compronuse on the Watergate tapes 1ssue - which Cox refused to accept fulfilled requirements set screemng earlier by Sinca. An appeals court upheld the Pr1or to the court sess10n, S1nca order on Oct 12, but Wr1ght was asked m an m· terv1ew about the cost to the urged the Wh1te House and Cox Presidency of abohshmg the Three ..• (Continued from page I ) Mayor, who ts John Throne, gave penmsswn for a peaceful protest on the walk at the church. Approximately 6~5 persons , men, women and children had gathered for th1s the off1cers estimated Both Chief Parsons and Duncan sa1d they adv1sed these people there would be no viOlence and that anybody that caused any would be subJect to arrest and would be arrested " Central Operatmg Corn. pany's stat10n wagon pulled up with three men at th1s t1rne," Duncan sa1d addmg "Ch1ef Parsons walked over to the car wtth a woman and children sittmg m 1l on the street to assure the1r safety " Later the famlly was lden. llfled as that of Edward R. Cavenaugh's, Jr Continumg w1th an explanatiOn, Duncan said the company car brought the man to hiS own car where h1s fam1ly was waiting. "At th1s t1rne, th1s boy, Kavenaugh, Jumped m h1s auto and ran the car forward approximately five feet and he was ordered to stop by pollee off1cers," Duncan stated Although h1s car wmdows MEIGS THEATRE Tontght, Oct 23 Walt Disney's Fully antr.nated feature (G) SONG OF THE SOUTH (Techntcolor) Antmated tales of Chandler Harns ~~----(G) Wednesday & Thursday October 24-25 NOT OPEN the hrst v1chm, Dav1d Fry, who was crossmg the street " Ch1ef Parsons sa1d he was also crossmg the street and had to jump on the s1dewalk " He then struck George Reed and at th1s llme he proceeded on down the street when he was ordered by both pohce a second llme to stop car Th1s IS when he hJt Wilham Btrd," Duncan stated Th1s was approximately 30 feet after he left the curb when Billy was walkmg across ac~ WOMEN, CJULDREN PROTEST - Wives and children of striking members of Local426 UWUA at the Ph1hp Sporn Plant appeared with s1gns along Route 33, m front of the mam en· trance to the plant yesterday to protest the return of several union members to lhe1r JObs and also the company's handling of the strike. The protest was later moved to the town of New Haven Many of the women vowed to contmue the protest today Duncan satd, " Bird, on tntpact, was thrown on the hood of the car The car sped out of town at a h1gh rate of speed and traveled ap· proximately one mile and this boy was beggmg to get off car, for the dr1ver to stop the car Kavenaugh threw on h1s brakes and threw Bird off car and landed bes1de the road, halfway between Hartford and New Haven " Ch1ef Parsons apprehended Kavenaugh m Hartford and placed him under arrest He was booked on a h1t and run charge, J3lled and wa s released th1s mormng ~fter postmg a $1,000 bond pohce sa1d after appearmg m the Jusllee of the Peace Court of Mag1strate Robert Peoples Pollee sa1d, while the m· year contract between the company and Local426 exp1red wtthout renewal Smce that time numerous acts of vwlence have occurred and 1t was last week that nearly 100 members of Local 426 returned to theJr JObs, w1th many res1gnmg from the local Funeral services w1ll be held at II a.m. Wednesday at the Schoedmger-NorrlS Chapel, 3574 North Broadway, Grove C1ty, w1th the Rev. James C Douglas off1c1ating. Bunal w1ll be m the Wesley · Chapel Cemetery m~ I WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE PITTSBURGH L:iibens /4alioNJI B hk -A. CINCINNATI MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ' Barry M. Goldwat-., R·ArlZ But Rep. Jerome R Wald1e, D-Calif., author of an 1Inpeach· ment resolution, lllSisted that an Impeachment mq~Jry should he undertaken "I'm persuaded that the spec1al prosecutor was on the trail of other affa1rs that carne un· comfortably close to the President ,'' he satd. Wald1e and other critics of N1xon msisted the · House Jud1c1ary Committee should POM EROY·M IDDLEPORT, OH IO • • Mary E . Stewart, 69, Mrs. Franklin, Oh10, dted Monday at Grandview Hospital m Dayton Mrs Stewart was born June 28, 1904, m Leon, W Va , the daughter of the late Andrew Robert and Elizabeth Ferguson Stewart Mrs. Stewart 1s surv1ved by her husband, Everett Raymond Stewart; one son, Ronald, Spnngf1eld; two daughters, Mrs Janette I Harney, Dayton, MISs Ramona Stewart, Franklin; four Sisters, Mrs. Thelma Henry, Chiton, Mrs Hazel Hoschar, Mason, Mrs . Alva Newell, Middleport, Mrs. Myrtle LitUe, Gallon; one brother, Wilham Stewart, Clifton, s1x· grand· 1 clqldren and five greatgrandchildren. The body w1ll be at the Unglesby Funeral Home at Franklm where fnends w11l be rece1ved Tuesday from 3 to 5 pm Funeral serv1ces w11I be held Thursday at II a.m. at the Foglesong Funeral Horne with the Rev James Dempsey • LA PAZ, BOLIVIA - pairs of jeans now .:· in stock: • Corduroy • Polyester/Nylon Blends • Brushed Denim OSLO - THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE Committee wa1ted today for offlc1al word from Hano1 before deciding what to do about North VIetnamese peace negotiator Le Due Tho's refusal to accept this year's award Hanoi's V1etnam News Agency (VNA), m a broadcast momtored m Hong Kong, said Tho - who shared the 1973 Nobel Peace PriZe w1th Secretary of State Henry Kissinger - r~]fCted the award Monday m a message to Nobel Cornnuttee chairman Mrs. Aase Lionaes. BY A WELL-KNOWN MANUFACTURER CAPE CANAVERAL - ENGINEERS were trying today to devise a way to repaJr two huge fuel tanks on the Sky lab 3launch rocket that were damaged Tuesday, raJSmg the possibility of a delayed blast off for the last crew to man America's orbiting space station. Experts from the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala ., where the damaged f1rst stage of the 224.foot tall Saturn 1B rocket was made, were meeting at the spaceport with launch officials to work on the problem. Top OH Your New Jeans With A Bust Out, Shrink, _Vest, Shirt, Cardigan or Bodyshirt From Our Large and Ready To Wear Department Complete Selection. HUI ted \\Ill be 1n WASHINGTON - THE SUPREME COURT, which of late has interested 1tself m women's rights, has fmally turned 1ts attention to d1scrlrnmation against men. On Tuesday the court granted a hearmg to a Miam1 widower, Mel Kahn, who is challengmg part of Florida's tax law. The statute grants a $500 property tax exemption to widows but not widowers. J Kahn contendf\1 he was denied the benefit of t)te. f8w solely because he is a man. The case w1ll be heard Ill the high court in ' the next few months. Second Floor Srn1th Cemetery at Leon, W. Va. Friends may call at the Foglesong Funeral Horne from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 on Wednesday. FOUR AIRPLANE hijackers, prom1sed safe conduct to Cuba in exchange for releasmg the1r hostages, wound up m custody today because they couldn't come up w1th the money to buy a ~rime t1ckets to Havana. A goverrunent spokesman sa1d the safe conduct guarantee did not include cash for the flight out of BollVIa. WASHINGTON - FORMER ATTORNEY General Elliot L. Richardson and h1s deputy , Wilham D. Ruckelshaus, both say that had they been Archibald Cox, they, too, would have pressed the ISSUe of the Watergate tapes. The Wh1te House Tuesday portrayed Richardson and Ruckelshaus as men caught m ''personal dilemmas," but Cox as one who "defied a direct order of the President." All of them had the1r say to reporters TUesday about the events of the weekend m wh1ch Richardson and Ruckelshaus qu1t over the Wh1te House finng of Spec1al Prosecutor Cox. • Denims • Polyester/Cotton. Blends I The thymus, a ductless gland, lies m the ctu:.st and the exact funct1on 1s ... UNITED NATIONS - THE U N. Secur1ty Council, m a rneetmg marred by angry shoutmg matches, adopted a second resolutiOn on the M1ddle East cease-fire TUesday and asked for U N truce teams to superVIse 11. The resolubon called on all combatants rn the 1973 Middle East war to pull back to the posltwns they occupied when the first truce went mto effect Monday . this ~ale. Over 1,000 j uffJUdlmg ' CHICAGO - NEGOTIATORS FOR !nternat10nal Harvester Co and the Umted Auto Workers sat back down at the bargrunmg table today after concludrng 12hours of talks late TUesday. Nmther s1de would g1ve any deta1ls concern111g the progress of the negotiations am1dst a news blackout clamped on the talks jeans is included in Free Customer Parking on Second Street and At Our Mechanic Street Warehouse ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Now You Know PHONE 992-2156 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24. 1973 • KEARNY, N J - AS MANY AS 10 persons were reported killed and more than 40 InJUred early today m a senes of cham reactiOn accrdents on the New Jersey Turnptke where the fog was descnbed as "a solid wall " Stale pollee m Newark confirmed rune deaths, and said local hospitals treated 43 InJUred A tow truck dnver at the scene told CBS rad1o news that troopers had.found 10 dead . of misses and juniors am The cantaloupe LS named for the former papal vJlla of Cantalupo, near Rome , where the melon was hrst cul ttvated ' TEN CENTS Jury seatedas murder trial enters~ second day By United Press International WASHINGTON- THE HOUSE JUDICIARY Comrmttee lS 'still expected to conduct an mqmry on whether grounds exist to hold formal unpeachment heanngs on Pres1dent Nixon. DemocratiC members of the comllliltee called a caucus today to discuss ground rules such an mqUJry would follow Our entire selection Sinca: Now are counsel for the Pres1dent prepared at this time to f1le with the court the response of the President wthe mortified order of the court? Wright Answers Wr1ght. Mr. Ch1ef Judge may it please the court: I not prepared at this time to file a response I am, however, authonzed to say that the Pres•dent of the United States would comply m all respects ( Contmued on Page 8) Devoted To 1'he Inter~~ Of The Meig5-Mawn Area VOL. XXV NO 135 . Second grade - Chrystal Buckley, B11ly Carswell, James Evans, Johnda Gllhsp1e, Rhonda Jeffers, M1ke Kennedy , Christma Qmvey , Paula Swmdell, Crmg Swcla1r, Robm Wagner Third Grade - Shern Marshall, John Srn1th. Fourth Grade Dale Bnckles, Enc Lipscomb, Kathy Parker, Laura Srn1th, Fred Young F1fth Grade - Dav1d Kennedy, Camille Swmdell S1xth Grade - Yvonne Core, Kathy Qmvey, Carla Whaley sesswn to <liscuss a possible House spokesman Ronald L torney General Elhot L. mveshgat1on mto the f1rmg of Ziegler termed the ABC story Richardson and his deputy, Cox . 'flatly false " William D Rucketshaus An Arnencan Broadcasting The Wh1te House sa1d Professor Charles Alan Co news report sa1d that hours Ntxon's dectsion to surrender Wr1ght, NIXon's Watergate Ia· before Cox was fired and his the mne disputed tapes, rnmus wyer, sa1d he d1d not learn of Democrats to Caucus ofhce sealed by FBI agents sectwns dealmg With national the deciSIOn until noon, two With House Speaker Carl Saturday mght he had been secunty matters, to Judge hours before he stood before Albert, D·Okla , urgmg given mformatwn about a John J . Smca of U S D1s!rJC! Sinca. The judge was about to caution, Democrats on the m1lhon dollar .. pnvate mvest· Court was reached by NIXon say whether he held NIXon m House comm1ttee were to ment portfolio" set up and Tuesday mormng to quell the vwlation of h1s Aug . 29 caucus today to plan strategy admm1stcred for NIXon by '~ fire storm of controversy" deCISIOn, upheld, 5·2, Wlth The Senate Judiciary Com- Charles G "Be be" Rebozo, the wh1ch followed Cox's removal modifications by the U S Court mittee also called a c1osed Pres1dent 's close fnend White and the res1gnattons of AI· of Appeals Oct 12· proceed to Investigate whether N.txon's actions conslttute the " ht gh crimes and rotsdemeanors" which the Con. stltubon specif1es as grounds for Impeachment enttne r '* ews .. in Briefs!!! WEDNESDAY 9:30 TO 5 PM ue ton • Clear and somewhat warmer tomght Low tomght upper 40s lil lower 50s. Thursday partly cloudy north and mostly sunny south and wa rm er H1gh Thursday tn the m1d 70s to the lower 70s rl\'r,-..,.,.,. ,. ..,. .,. · ·.,.·.,..,. . . . , ;., ., ., .,. ,. ,. ,. ,. .,. ,. ,. ,.,, . ., SHOP AND SAVE anation Weather MEMBERS AND OFFICERS OF Eastern's Off1ce Educat10n Assoc•at1on are, f1rst row, 1-r, Pam Sarns, VICe president, Jane Bahr, Kathy gpurlock, and Frances Hawk, reporter, second row, Terry Brawley, Sally Burke, ELBERFELD$ IN POM EROY dies in Dayton Auto Teller Window ana Walk-up Window Open Friday Evenings 5 to 7 P.M. VICCS . By MIKE FEINSILBER only then agreed- while under WASHINGTON ( UPI) Pre-ssure from m1ddle President NIXon has abruptly Arnenca- to do what Cox had pulled away from clash and demanded and two courts had confrontatiOn w1th Congress by ordered . [n Congress, where e1ght agreemg to turn hiS Watergate tapes over to the courts. But 1rnpeachment resolutions were now his cnt1cs are dernandmg introduced TUesday and where for the first time this century more Nixon goes on radio and the f1rst steps toward the teleVJSJOn tomght at 9 o'clock removal of a President had EDT to explam why he f1red been started, the relief was Archibald Cox, the specull nearly umversal. Watergate prosecutor , and · "Thank God " said Sen. t Mary Stewart DEPOSITS INSUREDTOS20,000.00 · Mrs. Mary E Estep, 68, West Columbia, Rt I, died Monday rnormng at Veterans Memor1al Hospital. • Mrs Estep was born June 9, 1903, m Bedford Township m Meigs County She was the daughter of the late James Wilbur and Jennie Bell Roush Young. Her husband, Wllharn, died Oct. 21, 1972. Mrs. Estep 1s surv1ved by f1ve sons, Charles Henry, W1lbe Robert, Herman, and Harry, all of Mason, and George of McConnelsville; four daughters, Mrs Cathenne Lyons, Lagrange, Oh10, Mrs. Leona McCarty, Delaware, Ohio, Mrs. Nellie Albnght, Malta, and Mrs. Jenme Neal, Columbus ; 24 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren; one sister, Annie Young, Mason; one half.,lster, Stella Mae Young, Letart Falls, and two half-brothers, James of Jackson and Everett of Colwnbus. Funeral serv1ces will he held at the Mason Chflsllan Brethren Church Thursday at 2 p m w1th the Rev James Lew1s OfflcJabng. Bum! w1ll he m Chiton Hill Cemetery Fnends may call at the Foglesong Funeral Horne Wednesday from 3 to~ and 7 to 9. The body will be taken to the church one hour prtor to ser- g1ven ! through . G1ve us a ca ll for details. ay above mall the1r subJects to be hsted on the roll were· First grade - No grades "YOU €AN BANK ON IT" low cost loan w1ll help see you d On Making a grade of " 8 " or r-~~~~--"---~------------------------ or a change of plans. Perhaps a . M Claime d Prmc1pal John Lisle has announced the flrst six weeks grad11ig penod honor roll at the Salisbury Elementary School stnke smee July I when a two can't he lp co ver an emergency, Mary E •· Estep denllal counsel who pleaded gu1lty last week lil a charge of conspiracy in the cover-<Jp, testified that Nixon was aware of a cover.up as early as Sept. I~. 1972 N1xon sa1d the first he knew of any cover.up w~s when Dean told hun last spr111g. Wnght said of the proposed White House compromise, "I have no doubt that the answer Will be favorable to the President and I think the rn. tegrity of Sen Stennis is such that no one can possibly question that they are getting everythmg that IS needed in order to decide whether there was any presidential corn· phclty " With respect to what the written accounts would con· lain, Wnght _ key presidential negotlator in efforts late last week to get a While Ho~;a: compromise -118ld they would rnclude exact words of conversatlons rnvolVlng Watergate, except for possible delellon of "pungent" remarks. Conversations mvolving other matters not related to watergate would be sumrnamed, Wnght sa1d. Nixon had refused m the past to prov 1de more than summar1es of all the conversations. Saymg that the tapes ISSue bkely would have remained undecided for another four months if taken to the Supreme Court, Wright said: "We simply could not have four more months of worrying about the President being mvolved m a constltut10nal confrontation, and he was w1JUng to make a tremendous concessiOn .. m order to put this ISSUe once and for all behmd us " • Salisbury honor roll announced Company above, have been on Somet1mes even your sav1ngs Riggs rites Wednesday to do so pamcked" durmg the mc1dent. Workmen, at the Ph1hp Sporn Plant referred to through Central Operatmg LOANS K~ conversations would "fully answer all questiOnS of !)residential cornpbc1ty" m the Watergate coverup John W. Dean, former presa- \ vesllgat10n, they expect to place other charges later Both policemen quoted I C. nwnber of meces and nephews cordmg to Duncan under "tremendous concesslOn" by N1xon from h1s previous refusal on grounds of presJdenhal privilege to disclose contents of the tapes The Uruversity of Texas professor sa1d the arrangement whereby Sen. John C. StenniS, D·MlSS., would liSten to the tapes and verify the written accounts of the Charles K. R•ggs, 43, Grove City, formerly of the. Long Bottom area in Meigs County, died Sunday at Mercy Hospital m Columbus Mrs. R1ggs was a member of the F1te Memorial Baptist Church at Mar10n He was a self-employed truck dnver With the King Eqmprnent Co. Surv1vmg are h1s w1fe, Arlene ; hts mother, Mrs. Georg1a R1ggs of Columbus; daughters, Kathy Wahsa, Grove C1ty, and Charlene, at horne ; a son, Charles K.; a step-son, R1cky; a grand· daughter, a brother, Ray R1ggs of near Pomeroy, ststers, V1rg1ma Hughes and Opal Mmk of Gall1pohs, Mary Shields, Upper Sandusky, Ada Ramsey, West Jefferson, and Kay Leonard, Columbus, and a Kavenaugh as saymg ''he Joel cret tapes were made of all major presidential conversa· lions. Dunng Richardson's cgnfLrmatlon hearmgs as attorney general, he testified that he would g1ve Cox full mdepend· ence m purs~mg the Watergate mvesllgat10n It was thls pledge that Richardson c1ted m res1gmng Saturday after refusmg a NIXon order to f~re Cox. Wqght said the arrangement N1xon proposed to resolve the tapes 1ssue w1thout gomg to the Supreme Court represented a car out m the roading stnkmg ctdent 1s shll ARISTOCATS (TechniCOior) "Yes, yes, he did," Wr1ght replied . " But I thmk one has to VJew that m some context .. At the lime that General R1chard· son was appomted, and most particularly at the time that General Richardson and Mr Cox made representations to the Senate, PresJdentJal tapes were not an Issue. "Netther Mr. Richardson nor Mr. Cox knew there were such tapes They were an issue that didn't surface untll July lG " That was the day a former Wh1te House a1de told the Watergate comrmttee that se- were up , Dunca n quoted Kavenaugh as saymg he had heard the command Duncan sa1d, " At th1s lime he (Kavenaugh ) whipped the the s tree t wtth hts wtfe," 1x·o n ex parliamentarian, Linda Myers, Becky Root; back row, Sherr1e Linth1cum, Bonn1e Welsh, Sheila Newell, treasurer, Rhonda Sovel, pres1dent, and Melody Roberts, histonan. Absent were Mrs. Mary Mullins, advisor and Cathy Dav1s, secretary • By United Press International Tempus fugils again at 2 a.m. Sunday when Ohio returns to Eastern Standard Time. • All lime-keeping mechanisms in the state must be turned back one hour early Sunday mornlng. The state will remain on standard time. until the last Sunday next April when Daylight Savings Time will, once again, begin. Under the Uniform Time Act, passed by Congress in 1967,allstates must observe Daylight Savings Time. Only Hawaii, Arizona, Michigan and a portion of Indiana are exempt. Indiana's eastern portion remalus on standard time, while the western portion of that state observes the A Jury to hear the test1rnony m the f1rsl degree murder tnal of James Cund1ff, 34, Rt I, Racme, was seated at 10 45 a m lh1s mormng m the Me1gs County Common Pleas Court SelectiOn of the JUry got underway Tuesday mormng and contmued throughout the day w1th the fmal Jurors bemg named when activity resumed thts mormng. Given the1r oath as Jurors by Judge John C. Bacon, who w1ll pres1de over the trial, were Ileen Swam, Reedsville, Kenneth Welch, Rt 4, Pomeroy, Erwm Gloeckner, Racme, Sara Rupe, Rt 1, Middleport, Marc1a Denmson, Rutland, Rose Patterson, Rutland, Earl E . Shaffer, Rt 4, Pomeroy , Jewell J ones, Rt. 3, Albany, Ethel R1fe, Langsville, and Arthur Tiiylor, Middleport After the jury had been sworn m, the attorneys, Prosecutor Bernard Fultz and defense lawyers Warren Sheets , Gall1pohs, and Sam Lopmsky, Charleston, began questwmng other candidates for the group, one of wh1ch w1ll be named as an alternate m case one of the regular Jurors should become lll durmg the tnal. Cund1ff 1s charged w1th the murder of h1s neighbor. W1lham Harden, 34, Rl 1, Racme, m the busllless sectwn of Pomeroy early on Aug 29 Harden was found dead on the Sidewalk about 2 40 a rn by Pomeroy Pollee officers who had been called to the scene after rece1vmg a report that a fight was takmg place on East Mam St. , Harden had been shot m tlte Pomeroy Pollee apchest and had head mjurtes, prehended Cundiff as he was pulling away m h1s veh1cle but the results of an autopsy fro m the Pomeroy Motor Co were not revealed because of lot on East Mam St Pollee the apparent Importance of the sa1d, at the t1me, h1s clothmg result to the tnal. Cundiff was indicted on the was splattered with blood and that a 38 calibre p1stol was m f1rst degree murder charge by h1s possesswn along wLth a a grand Jury wh1ch was called mto spectal sessiOn on Aug 29. kn1fe Israel says Arabs broke cease-fire sped to the fronts to try to preserve the truce, an Israeli announcement said the Egyptian Third Army was trying to break out of its encirclement on both banks of the canal. It sald 15 Egyptians planes were shot down and fighting was conttnumg Israel and Egypt continued to trade charges in addition to the shots. In sharply con· tr astmg pictures of the s1tatuwn, Israel claimed Egypt:s army was disintegrating m surrenders and Egypt claimed control of most of the Suez Canal. Egypt charges Israeli VIolaThe Me1gs H1gh School tions of the cease-f1re w1th Marchmg Band and the Egypllan troops bemg forced Pomeroy F1re Department are to respond. After another United Nallons the latest entries m the Me1gs County Heart Fund Drive resolution, punctuated by some Halloween Parade to be held of the b1tterest exchanges in next Wednesday m downtown the h1story of the world organization, the cease-fire Pomeroy. The parade 1s open to all had gone mto effect for the orgamzatwns m the trJ-county second t1rne at 7 a m. The Israeli command said area who WISh to help promote the Me1gs County Heart that the Third Egyptian Army, Assoctahon's Halloween in the sector between lsrna1lia Feshval wh1ch follows the and Suez c1ty, had been enparade at the Pomeroy Junwr Circled by 1ts forces on the west bank of the canal inside Egypt H1gh School AudJtorJum. Also m the parade Will be all proper. It had previously ac· persons w1shmg to be JUdged m cused the anny 's commander, · the masked contest of the Maj. Gen . Abdul Munern fest1val Three categones m Wazel, of msllgahng the fighteach age group Will be judged mg that broke the cease-fife w1th $5 gomg to the first place the frrsl t1rne on TUesday. On the other fronts of the w1nner m each group. war, on the northern end of the DIVISIOns to be JUdged are prett1est, ughest and funmest. canal and m Syria, the truce The fesltval IS open to the appeared to be holding. There public w1th no a dm•ss10n was Widespread uncertainty of charge . There w11l be games, what happens next. Nor was pmes and a sweet shop A there any word how the peace fortune teller Will be on hand. talks specified Ill the United The assoc1allon needs people Nat10ns truce resolut10n spon. to help w1th the event Anyone ' sored by the United States and w1shmg to ass1st IS asked to Russia will take place. Before tlie latest Israeli contact Mrs. James Soulsby or announcement, Israeli Defense Ralph Werry, co-chairpersons of the Heart Fund Dnve th1s Mlruster Moshe Dayan said m year Also, 1terns are needed an mterv1ew on the Israeli for the sweet shop Con· national rad1o : ''I hope we've come to the tr1butJons may be taken to the school the night of the fesllval end of the fighting m this campa1gn. Syria has already By United Press International Israel charged that Egypt broke the cease-f~re agam today along the southern Suez Canal JUSt as the truce was taking hold on all fronts of the M1ddle East war AB Umted Na!Jons observers Band, fire department ,,,,,,,::::::.:.;.:~:.:,.,:.:,:,~.:;.,. ·:·:·:·: :·:·:;: : : : :;:;: : : : :;:~; :·m»:·:·:·:;:;~>.(<: :; : :~;!>f. 0 hi0 p 0 wer enter drive EXTENDED OUTLOOK A chance of sho\\ers Friday and Saturday. Mild Friday, cooler Saturday and Sunday. High In the 70s Friday, lowering to the 60s Saturday and Sunday. Lows at night mostly in the 50s early Friday and In the 40s Friday night and Saturday night. Truman Goble claimed at 67 Firemen put out automobile fire The Racme F1re Department was called to Portland Monday at 8 05 where an abandoned car was on f1re The car was parked along SR 124 m Portland. It 1s believed the car was apparently set lire by Halloweeners The car had heen abandoned at the spot all summer, 1t was reported. Sunday the E·R un1t transported John Sellers, Rae me Rt. 2, to Holzer MediCal Center Tuesday, the squad was called to the Grover Wh1te residence, Long Bottom, Rt. I, for V1rg1ma Fortney, 56, who was having d1fhculty breathmg. She was taken to Veterans Mernonal Hosp1tal. Truman E. Goble, 67, Mld· dleport, Route I, d1ed Tuesday afternoon at the Holzer Medical Center. He was born Feb . 7, 1906 m Pomeroy, the son of the late Edgar and Mary Hysell Goble Survtvmg are hts w1fe, Nettle; three daughters, Mrs. Florence Wilson, Pomeroy; STALLED CAR HIT Mrs. Garland G1bbs, M1ss • MediUm damages were Esther Goble, both of Hartford, mcurred to two autos m an W Va.; two step-daughters, acc1dent on East Mam St. at Mrs . Wilham Taylor, 8·11 p.rn Tuesday Chillicothe; Mrs. Grant Pomeroy Pollee sa1d a car Grundy, Sullivan; a son, dr1ven by Elizabeth Schneider, Kenneth, Columbus; three Pomeroy, stalled as 11 at· Sisters, Mrs. Ralph Armstrong, tempted to pull from a Mrs. Charles Worthington, and driVeway and was struck by a M1ss Da1sy Goble, all of car driVen by Claude Ebbn, Columbus, and a brother, Pomeroy There were no m· Dana, Columbus juries and no charges were Funeral serviCes Will be held flied at 11 a.m. Fnday at the H11l Funeral Home m Kmgston w1th bur1al m the Maplewood Cemetery at New Albany Fnends may call at the funeral home after 6 th1s evemng. The Me1gs County Board of Car demolished Elections w11l mamtam spec1al A car was demohshed m 'a off1ce hours this Saturday smgle car accident TUesday ai because 1t Is the final Saturday 7:II p.m in Columb1a Town- before the deadlme for ab· Ship, the Me1gs County sentee voting on Nov l, 4 p m. Sheriff's Department reported Th1s Saturday, the board Christine A. Herwald, office w11l be open from 9 a rn Columbus, was traveling north to 12 noon; 1 to 4 p m. and from on County Road 10 when she 7 to 9 p m for the convemence lost control as she rounded a of those wishing to cast ab· curve. The car went off the sen tee ballots. So far, 41 voters h1ghway on the left and turned have cast absentee ballots for over. the Nov: 6 elect10n. The board There were no personal office 1s located m the Masonic inJuries. No c1tation was Temple at Pomeroy ISSUed Bond 1ssues and tax lev~es . · challenges authority COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Power Co. Tuesday challenged the Jurlsdlcllon of the Oh10 lndustnal Corn· ffiiSSIOO to ISSUe fmal and bmdmg decJswns m the stnke by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers against the f1rm The IBEW struck OhiO Power on July 1. A s1mllar contract d1spute led to a stnke by the Uhllty Workers of America on June 23 Both stnkes contmued today. B. G. W1lharnson , Vlce president of DlstrJCt 4 for the IBEW, sa1d he was "shocked" by OhiO Power's pos1!10n and sa1d the firm's refusal to perrmt the commi~ston to arbitrate the unresolved 1ssues was ' 1unconscionable " Oh1o Power spokesmen sa1d they believed the cornm1ss1on lacked furisdlctwn m v1ew of a U S Supreme Court declSion that state admm1strallve agenc1es may not regulate or assert authority over peaceful aspects of str1kes by employes for h1gher wages. Ohw Election Board lengthens hours ..... cornmg up at the Nov. 6 election are ~ A one-half rn1ll bond 1ssue, 20 years, for the constructiOn of a school and sheltered workshop for the retarded. Th1s w11l be voted upon by the enhre county . Pomeroy Village, a one rn1ll renewal for five years for hre protection. Syracuse Village, a two rnlll renewal for five years for flre protectwn . Rutland Township, a one-half rnlil tax levy for five year-s for f1re protectwn. [n Middleport, voters w11l cast ballots on an imtiallve act10n dec1dmg whether or not Middleport Village Counc1l should effect leglslallon for establishment of a $5 per· missive auto hcense fee. Several changes, two of which are noteworthy locally have been put mto law by the Oh1o Leg1slature on the collectiOn and expenditure of dog reg1strallon fees, ac· cording to Gordon Caldwell, county auditor The Me1gs auditor sa1d that the penalty mvolved in failmg to purchase a dog license has mcreased from $1 to $2 and th1s goes into effect Nov. 21, thls year The new leg1slahon authoriZes the Me1gs County Board of Cornnusswners by resolution to mcrease the price of dog and kennel licenses. The commtssJoners may raiSe the pnce at anyllrne for dog licenses to $4, from the present $2, and may increase the cost of kennel licenses up to $20 f1gure from the present $10 fee agreed to the cease-fire What remalllS of t~e t;:gypllan army is not able to answer m war Therefore, the cease-fire 1s not only formal but also substantial." The Israelis, In a picture that contrasted w1th Cairo's, sa1d the1r forces had cut off the port of Suez, thus severing Egypt's sea links with Asia and 1ts supply of oil . Reserve Maj. Gen. Hairn Herzog, an Israeli m1btary spokesman claimed that encircled Egyptian umts were surrendmg en masf!e wtth "whole units dlsintegratmg and d1sappearmg." At 1 p.m., the Egyptian military command charged that Israel tr~ed m vam to cut the road to Suez c1ty and tried to brmg up remforcernents from across the waterway for 1ts troops on the west bank. Under cover of artillery !1re, the Egyptians smd, Israel tried to grab new poSltlons and Egyptian forces were forced to open fire OEA officml • • • cnticzzes school boards COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Oh10 School Boards Assoclallon IS "determined to make collecllve bargammg a dirty word in Ohio Schools," Stayner F. Brighton, executive secretary of the Oh10 Education Association said Tuesday Brightoo, in an editorial m the Oct. 26 issue of the OEA Schools magazine, cited an mcident at the height of the dis· pule in Youngstown and Cam~ hell last month when an OSBA official compared sinking teachers w1th bank robbers. "Instead of bemg m the fore· front of efforts to apply work· able negotiation techniques to school management and USlllg its influences at every corner lil assure the success of bargainmg between school employes .and local boards of edu· cation, OSBA .representatives s_eem intent on throwing road· blocks into the successful resolutlon of teacher-board dis. potes," said Brighton. "The bargaimng process worked for those school systems which are w1llmg to recogniZe that teachers are partners m the educational deClsion-rnak~ng process," he added . "Unfortunately, the poSition of the Ohio School Boards Association seems to be that a capricious board can deny tllat right and be backed up by the law." unknown I I . ·J .. . \ ' . ' I ! ' • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 23, 1973 estep havman riggs stewart