http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3324fe5ffd85415c7343c9e78c9ade1a.pdf 3f87864b07285ea1af96ff5a35b54df7 PDF Text Text 8-The Da1ly Sent mel News ~llddleport-Pomeroy, 0. Nov • rn • • • t Contmued !rom 13 197l Briefs Pa~e 11 Korea The Umted States has alread)• agreed - m the Shanghai communique Lssued at the end of President NLxon·s Chma VISit - that ''there IS but one Chma '' and Taaw~ln IS a part of 1t Addmg to the speculation, was the fact that the Amencan delegatiOn arnved at the government guest house where the meetmg was bemg held an hour and a half late In addtllon, some of Kissmgl'r's key stafr members we re m1ssmg, although there were name cards for them at the Jong baLze~overed conference table. Before the meetmg began, as Chou watted for K1ssmger, the Chmese premJer told reporters he would never vtstl the Umted States ''as long as there lS a representative o£ the Ctuang Kal· shek clique" in Washington NEW YORK - NEW YORK'S 30,000 stnkmg nonmedical hospital workers accepted a compromise wage hike o£ 6 per cent and returned to work Monday, endmg a week-long walkout that caused hospitals to turn away many patient.> and reduce all but essential serv1ces, and cost $3 mlllion a day The Drug and Hosp1tal Workers Umon struck 48 hospitals and nursmg homes tn the New York area Nov o because the Cost of Livmg Council (CLC) m Washington had not approved a 7 5 per cent ratse won earher 1n state arbttration The CLC has set a maxunum 55 per cent wage mcrease per year to slow mflation. The compromise proposal calls for a 6 per cent or $9-a-week wage mcrease, whtch 1s higher Before the strike, the average wage for the nonmediCal workers was $140a week WASHINGTON - CONGRESS IS MOVING qwckly to g~ve President Nvwn the power he seeks to deal with the energy CriSIS, mcluding possible rahonmg or gasohne In separate development.> on Capital H1ll. - The Senate Interior Committee Monday approved a bill giving the President emergency powers tc reduce outdoor advertisement lighting, to lower highway speeds, suspend some clean-atr reqmrements and ration scarce fuel. - The House approved, 361-14, the 789-mlle trans-Alaska pipeline, to bring 011 from huge untapped resources on Alaska's northern coast. It will cost $4 b1lbon over lour years and had been sharply opposed by enVIrorunentallSts worned about damage to the Arct•c tundra. -The Senate Commerce Committee was editing another bill President NlXon wanted - to make Daylight Savmg T1me permanent so Amer~cans Will spend more wakmg hours m daylight, thus saVIng electnc•ty. CAPE CANAVERAL - A LAUNCH engineer making a careful mspect10n diScovered a second set of cracks m the Sky lab 3 booster rocket Monday, throwmg liftoff for the last space stat10n crew mto lunbo. Skylab officials rescheduled the launch for Fnday, but they were skepllcal that rookie astronaut.> Gerald P Carr, Edward G Gibson and Willlalll R. Pogue would take off even then. The next launch opportumty after Fnday 1s next Tuesday and Wednesday The new set of cracks, m alummum rods that connect the fll'st and second stages of the 22-story tall rocket, were found just as a new set ol e1ght ta1I fms was fmally locked mto place at the base or the booster Mellie Keenaw dies Tuesday • Mrs Mellie F . Keenaw, Rt 1, Middleport, d1ed early Tuesday mormng at Holzer Med1cal Center Born Feb 11, 1887, m Darbyvllle, Piqua Co , Mrs. Keenaw was preceded m death by her parents, John and Nancy Burgett Tipton and her husband, C. L. Keenaw m 1950 They were mamed m 1905 She was also preceded m death by a daughter, two sons, lour brothers and liVe sisters A member of the Wesley Chapel of the Umled Methodist Church m Columbus, Mrs Keenaw ts survtved by a daughter, Mrs . BeatriCe Howell, w1th whom she hved, a son, El1wood J. Keenaw, New Albany; a s1sler, Mrs Eva Peters, Columbus; seven grandchildren, 16 greatgrandchildren and one greatgreat - grandchild Services Will be held at 2 p m Friday at the 0. R Woodyard Chapel on East MEIGS THEATRE State St., Columbus w1th bunal m the Glen Rest Cemetery m Reynoldsburg Fnends may call at the Walker Funeral Home, Rutland, anytime after 2 p m. Wednesday Former resident dies in Canton Mrs Grace McMaster Hardmg of Canton, formerly of Middleport, d1ed Monday at the Molly Stark Hospital m Canton followmg a long Illness. She was the former w1!e of the late Harry McMaster who operated a hardware store m Middleport under lha t name for many years. SurvlVlng are two daughters, Mrs. M~rtm ( Ahce ) Qumlan o£ Canton, and Helen Jean McMaster of Rotterdam, Holland. Fnends w1ll be rece1ved Wednesday evenmg at the Earl Jack Funeral Home, Oh10 Ave., N. E Canton Funeral serv1ces and bunal w1ll be Thursday at the Canton Funeral Home TONIGHT November 13 TOM SAWYER (Techmcolorl (G) artoons . Happy Days Good Ole Summertime Have Fun dults Sl SO Children· 7Sc Show Starts 7 p.m Wednesday & Thursday November 14 15 NOT OPEN SALES SET A rummage sale w1ll be held Thursday, Friday and Saturday m the Coates Bmldmg, Middleport A bake sale will be held on Saturday. The events are bemg sponsored by the Women's M1sswnary Soc1ety of the Syracuse Church of God . ' Time To Cave 3 ROOMS 9 OF ALL NEW FURNITURE ONLY • $595 - BAKER FURNITURE Campaign opened for credibility more tapes and IVASHlNt;TON ! UP I I President Ntxon, !Jpcnmg a W.Jh~ r g<Jtc documents than US many-:mled tampa1gn to 1e- Dtstml Court had asked for storc Ius cred1b1hty, called m But he s.a1d he cannot fmU more GOP congressmen today ,mother rccordmg he was to to personally proclaim h1s have g1ven the court mnoc:ence concerning Water· Prestdentia l Press Secretary gate and other allegataons RonaiJ L Z1egler sa1d Monday agmnstlum iJ staff o£ mne attorneys \HIS As part of what was clearly a new of£ens1ve agalflst calls for t:um p•hn e the vanous charges hts res1gnat10n and Impeach- thltt have c r c p llnlu p•1hln> onnt ment, the Prestdent also about Ntxon, hts fncnds .cmd hts prom1 se d by Nnv 20 to fam1ly , and the m£ormat10n to ~un t.•ndel ;.. ·=·:·:·:·:·:.:·: :·.·· .·:·:·:·:·:·:···:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:··...·.:·:·:·. Iva F. Roush died on Monday NEW HAVEN, W Va - Iva F Roush, 57, New Haven, died Monday m Pleasant Va lley Hospttal at Pt Pleasant. Mrs Roush, the stster o£ Herman London, mayor of Syracuse , OhiO, wa s born on Aug 4, 1916, m Syracuse and was preceded m death by her parents, Joseph and Mollie Hall London She 1s survived by her husband, Ralph W Roush, New Haven, two daughters, Mrs Jack (Kathleen) Hesson, New Haven , and Mrs Kenneth (PatriCia ) Hern, Galax, Va; one son, James W Roush, Galhpohs, a s1ster, Mrs Wtll1am Dye, New Haven ; three half-s1sters, Mrs. George Hood, Poca, W. Va ; Mrs Clarence Slillwagner, Wooster , and Mrs J W Butcher, Toledo ; the brother, Mayor London , a half-brother, Fred Quillan, Toledo , and SIX grandchildren Funeral serv1ces will be held Wednesday at 2 p m at the Bachtel Umted Methodist Church w1th the Revs Achsah Miller and M1lton Bartram off1c1atmg. Bunal w11l be m the Graham Cemetery Fnends may call at the Foglesong Funeral Home from 7-9 p m today, and tile body Will he m state at the church one hour before the servtces Wednesday STORE DAY SET R esi rl~nts of the Ro ck Spr1ngs commumty will stage a country store in a historic log cabin near th e home of Mr and Mrs. Fred Goeg lem Saturday with proceeds to go to the Pomeroy Fire Dept. The group has made apple butter especially for the country store which ~m feature a variety of baked goods, candtes, and handmade items. The log cabin is on old Route 33 adjacent to the Salisbury Elementary School. Annual Jaycees 'M ' Night is set The annual "M" mght of the Me~gs County Jaycees w1ll be held at 8 p m Wednesday at the Me1gs Inn All men between 18 and 35 who believe that service to humamty 1s a good work or hfe are mVIted to attend Two guesls from the Oh10 Jaycees wLII be m attendance They are D1ck Orsborn, natwnal dtrector of Reg1on 9, and Darrell Cook, programmmg vtce pres1dent of Oh1o V1rg1l Bro"n, Pomeroy, a past state prestdent, w1ll be present Volunteer units called 3 times 1 dulc them cncr~y In a statement, and through h1s lawyers m U S. D1stncl President IS ~omg to address ~md dc<:tr up and dtscuss Court, the Pres1dent agreed to thoroughly," Z1egler sa•d Other rurmsh seven subpoenaed tape ofi1C1als said the President's recordmgs wh1ch the White defense would be made m House has been able to fmd and pubUe st.atements. news confer· additional unrequested nlatenences and more meetings w1 th als de.ahng w1th two conversalegislators m commg weeks and tions w1th John N Mtlchelland John W. Dean Ill, of WhiCh the montlts Ztegler sa1d N1xon would hold Wh1te House says no dtrect meellngs th1s week w1th all 234 recordmgs were made Recordings Included Repubht'an and "some'' Democratic members or Congress The additiOnal materials Include recordmgs of the PresiMonday Meeting The President met Monday dent's own d 1 c t a t e d w1th t.Pe Repubhcan Coordmat- recollectiOns of conversatiOns mg Commtttee, a recently w1th Mitchell and Dean and his reconslltuted group or GOP wntten notes on an Apnl 15 senators, governors and party conversation wtth Dean The o£flctals, and the grQup later Pres1dent sa1d he had thought voted a resolutiOn urgmg "full he had a dlctahon tape or hiS dtsdosure of all facts ansmg recollectiOns of the Apnl 15 from the so-ealled Watergate meetmg, but that he now lmds that does not eXIst. affa1r " Two o£ the Republicans He offered to submit the grwnbled priva tely that the tapes to techmcal examtnabon meeting w1th the President was to assure they had not been a ~<monolog u e' ' m wh1ch nobody tampered w1th. was permitted to questwn the In other developments · Chte£ Executive - The Senate Watergate comSen Wilham Brock, R-Tenn , mittee turned to the subJect of satd he d1d not thmk N1xon was Illegal corporate campaign conyet "out or the woods" but tnbutJOns as Bramff Airways, added "He has opened the door to resolutiOn of the problem." N1xon also met 90 mmutes Monday wtth seven Democratic members of the Btg Bend legislators Sen . James B. Mm s trel Assoc1ahon and Allen, D-Ala , sa1d that " not numbers were taken from the more than 15 or 10 mmutes'' 1973 Fall Follies wh1ch wtll be was devoted to Watergate and presented at the Me1gs H1gh much of the sessiOn deahng School on Nov. 24. wt th the Mtddle East and A tap line o£ Jan Holter, June Ann Wamsley, Jenny Chapman, Cathy Werry, Sonya Ohhnger and Tonya Keebaugh danced to "Everybody Step." Ahce Nease sang, "I Am't Got 1, Dexter, to the hst of sub- Nobody, " and Tammy stitute cooks, reduced the pnce E1ehmger was featured m a of milk per half pmt from ten baton routme to "Hey, Look Me cents to SIX cents; approved a Over. " tutor for diSabled students, James Soulsby presented passed a motwn to buy new vocally, "Hawauan Weddmg stage curtams at Harrtsonvtlle Bells" and Sharon Wilson sang, School, approved the attend- "Why Don't You Fall m Love ance of seven teachers, James w1th Me '' A pre-teen dance D1ehl, h1gh school pnnc1pal, lwe composed of Jayne and Hargarves, at several Hoefhch, V1cky Morrison , meetings across the state, and Andrea R1ggs, Lon Rupe, approved a recommendation Lmda Kavalch1k, Beth Pernn, by Hargraves that Mrs Dottie Kenda Braun, and Sue Taylor Lou Mowery Sm1th be per- danced to "Long Halted Lover mitted to att~nd Me1gs H1gh from Liverpool " Roundmg out School, provided that she the program was HBy the Sea" res1des m the school d1str1ct by Cathy Werry, Tina N1er1, The board also approved Shelly Mankm, Valene Paul Sayre as a substitute Johnson and Babs W1tte, a soc1al studtes teacher at the dance number. htgh school Charlene Hoeflich anIn a fmal actwn, a motion to nounced the program numprovide non-cert1hcated bers employees w1th group hosp1tahzat10n and medtcal msurance was passed The msurance w1ll cost $13 65 per person per month. Attending were Supt Hargraves, members Joe Sayre, V~rg1l King, Carroll P1erce, Don MuJlm, President Wtlham Porter, Clerk Lee McComas, Mrs Joy Bentley, Charles Searles, Ray Goodman on behalf of the OccupatiOnal Work Adjusbnent Program, and Dw1ght Goms, director of the Me1gs H1gh School Marchmg Band · These are thm~::s tlliJt the Inc., pleaded ~u1lty Monday to makmg an 1llegal $40,000 contribution to the N1xon campa1gn ' - A House JUdiCiary subcommittee approved leglslatwn for a spec1al prosecutor mdependent or the admimstralton. Meanwhile, the adnurustrahon's prosecutor, Leon Jaworski, filed a court bnel saymg "not even the highest oflice m the land" has authonty to break the law m the name of national security - Donald Segreth, the young pohhcal trtckster convicted or send tng out pohttcal hlerature without 1dentifymg the source, entered a federal pnson honor farm m Caltforma to serve a slx·month sentence. - The fight over the tapes extended to Los Angeles, where a lawyer for former White House a1de Egil Krogh said he will ask for an order that Nixon provide tapes and documents relating to the burglary of Daniel Ellsberg's psych1atr1st It............................. Elberfelds In Pomeroy Mens and Boys Department, 1st Floor rangier thinks Americans lsP•~nd too much for little boys' clothes and CLERK OF COURTS Larry Spencer was honored on his birthday Tuesday when county employes at the eourt house presented him with a decorated cake and g~lt.>. The Eastern Local Board of Ed uca lion Tuesday mgh t -contracted w1th Carl E Snulh Co , Inc to dnll lor o1l or gas on the d1slnd's h1gh school grounds Supt John Riebel pomted out that there are 84 25 acres ol land owned by the diStrict near the h1gh school R1ebel sa•d the company conce ivably could lind enough gas or ml to help the d1stnct m expected energy cmis. However, the board of education has reserved the r1ght to restnct the company to speethed dnlbng locations The board , meetmg 1n regular sesswn at the h1gh school, passed a resolutiOn strongly fa vormg a proJect m eastern Me1gs County a•med to get extended phone serviCe to the Pomeroy area from the Southeastern Oh10 Telephone Co of Coolvtlle The board agreed to urge res1det1ts to rece1ved until 8 p m. Dec. II by the board Buses to be sold are a 1964, 66-passengcr Chevrolet, and a 1965 model 48-passenger Ford Nancy Arnold was employed as coach of the Gtrls Athletic Association and the board approved home mslruction for one student who has been 1ll by Mrs. Lavina Brannon, thll'd grade teacher at Tuppers Plams The restgnation of Mrs. Mtllie Dill as custodian of 1/le Riverview School was accepted . The board approved the attendance of an unempl oy mP.nt com pen sa tion semmar m Athens on Dec 12 by Supt. R•ebel and clerk EXTENDED OUTLOOK Cres ton Newland . The A chance of showers Friday and Saturday. Highs predtcted energy crtsls was in the 50s north, 60s south d1scusse<l, but no defm1te steps Friday lo"erlng to tbe 40s by taken beyond the contract w1th the Smith firm Two parents Sunday. Low in the 30s. (Cortinued on page 14 ) re tul'n cards to a commiltee m charge of the prOJCCI so that enough affi rmative votes a,skwg £u1 the sm vH:e can be secured AI Vargo of Eesley, Lee and Var go, Manella, the architectural ltrm which des1gned a new addihon bemg constructed at the h1gh school, met w1th the board to descnbe suggested color schemes lor the mter10r of the add1hon. The board accepted suggestions offered by the hrm It was voted to sell two school buses smce three new buses amved m the diStrict Tuesday. Sealed b1ds on the buses w1ll be WINNERS OF CASH PRIZES and free tickets to the annual ·'Fall Follies" ol the B1g Bend Minstrel Assn for preparmg the best posters adverllsmg the Nov. 24 event were these art students of Mrs Margaret Ella Lewis or the Metgs High School '!'hey are, l to r , Jeame Schne1der, hrst place ; Shelly Mankm, second, and Vicky Frye, third ~Posters Johnson lil' :~: Social 1~! ICalendar I is the answer on how to save! Pl oy boll Nlth t1l Wran gler and get what s so hard to g et the se days What you poy lor Wrangl er builds dur cbii1IV and easy care mto ,.. every garmen t lon g sleeve nbbed turtle nec k, 50% Polyester, 50°/o Cott on In on assortment o f colors S M l Flore le g Slock s 50% Poly este r, 50% Co tton Tortan Plo1d s, conlrasllng pocke ts a nd belt loops Also ovcdoble 1 str pes Asso rt ed Colors 3/} new mercantrle pof1cy l~~~'!;~~;s virtually all ~i:: and casualty m ce requ rred for DOWNING · CHILDS AGENCY INC. MIOOLEPORT, 0 . t-=:=:::::::::=:·:::::=:·:•'•! •! ;.:;:·:·:.;•:.::! :.:.:.::!·!.!•:·!0:.:·=~ ~ I BY UPI :;.: IBrael and Egypt agreedi~,. today at a desert meeting to~ begin carrying out terms of:;: ~the lour-day-<~ld cease-!irt'i~ ~accord 'i'hursday wlth a:i ~iprlsouer of war exchange tO:;i :1;be followed by au Israeli;:: ~~tllrnovcr to the United:~. ::~Nations of checkpoints on the:.: ~;Suez-Cairo road. :il: :;: The decisions at Kllomete~~ ;:; 101 on the Cairo-suez road;:; (:followed a threat by Israel( :;:.. Prime Miolster Golda Metr.;: ;; w cut of! all supplies to the;:; ;; Egyptian 3rd Army II therei: ~was not an Immediate POW;?; h ~· ::iexchange w1d a warolng byi: j;:'the semiolflcial Cairo news,,y;: I ~ipaper AI Ahram that this ':~ :-. .:•. ·~·~would mean war. ·!· 'o' ' •' ~ '•' •..·!·!·!·!·:·:.:·:·:·:·:·:~~::·: :·:·:·:::-:·:·:·:·:·:~::-:::·:·:·:!::::. Be s\Jre to see all the o1her sh1rts, pants, and underwear S1zes 3 to 7 1ackets, hos1ery ~r··:~·· ··········:··· ., ~,ews.~ Elberfelds In Pomeroy The Me1gs County CommiSSIOners Tuesday told Charles Russell, Jack Cnsp ol the Leadm g Creek Conservancy D1stnct and Chllord Bird sa ll of Burgess N1ple Engmeermg f1rm, Columbus, that they must take a long look before approvmg a regiOnal sewage dt s tne t 1n Salem Township The three men mel wtlh the corrurusstoners to discuss the • ln By United Press International TOKYO - SECRETARY OF STATE Henry A. K1ssmger, who worked out a Middle East truce accord and Improved relations with China durmg his worldwide campaign of personal diplomacy, arr1ved m Tokyo today for difficult talks w1th Japanese alhes on the world energy criSIS. The VISibly tll'ed Klssmger went straight to hiS bote! for sleep before his f~rst round of talks w1th the Japanese this afternoon Japanese officlBls sa1d the Arab oil cutbacks would be the main lcp1c or di~cuss•on between Kissinger and America's maJor As1an ally. Klssmger flew to Tokyo from Pekmg this mornmg after assuring Chmese leaders Amema mtends to continue Improving relatJons w1th Pekmg "no matter what happens m the Umted States.'' U. S. offic1aJs smd, however, a JOint Chi.nese~Arnertcan corrunumque to be 1ssued later today would be "general m nature" and ruled out establiShment of full diplomatic relations between Washmgton and Pekmg m the Immediate future . HAVE YOU OPENED -A CHRISTMAS CLUB COLD BAY, ALASKA - THE ALEUTIAN Islands' 8,261-foot MI. Pavlof began a lava show Tuesday, spewing molten rock 200 feet mto the wr. '!'he fountammg was a part or an eruption that could r1se and fall for weeks without cauSing any real damage to persons m the area, a specialiSt m Seattle sa1d. The mountain began blowing ash and smoke more than 20,000 feet into the all' Monday rught and the fountaming followed, '!'om Morris of the Federal Av1at1on Admimstration sa•d. ACCOUNT? SANTE FE,N. M - STATE School Supt. Martm Essex Will become pres1dent of the Council of Chief State School Olf1cers at the council's annual meetmg here today. Essex last year mvolved 125,000 Ohioans in the country's most massive discuss•ons leading to the redes1gn of eduea)10n to equip youngsters for contemporary livmg. He directed a major natiOnal assessment ol vocational education, which formed the framework for the Vocational Education In 1967-08. Next year let Christmas shop· ping be a real pleasure. Plan your budget ahead by knowing the amount of money you will CLEVELAND - AN INCREASE IN THE pt~ces ol raw nulk on Dec. 3 is expected wtrigger a penny a quart mcrease m the price of bottled milk - the slXth nulk price boost of 1973. Milk Inc., the diUrY farmers' marketing cooperabve wh1ch serves northern Ohio, satd da•ry farmers will begin charging processors $9.70 a hundred-weight for m1lk Dec. 3 The cost per hundredwetght last January was $7.29. "The Increase affects only bottled milk," said Del Groves, a spokesman for Milk Inc. Groves also sa1d milk production 1s down by about II per cent. "You would think that w1th higher prices th1s would not happen, but many farmers are taking their cattle to the beef market," sa1d Groves. "Also, the large dairies are buymg out the smaller ones, which means fewer dall'y farms." have to spend. Start now, be happy. FOR EACH CLUB MEMBER WHO MAKES 49 PROMPT WEEKLY PAYMENTS, THE BANK WILL MAKE THE 50th PAYMENT. CITIZENS . NATIONAL BANK MIDOI.fPORT, 0. ' . WEDNESDAY, NOVFMBER 14, 1973 formatiOn of a sewage d1stnct operatwn of the sewage plant that would extend from Salem would cost about as much for 14 homes as 1l would w1th 250. Center mto Vmton County Cnsp remarked that It was brought out that the sustem would benefit residents whoever serviCes the area w1th of Vmton County more than water sho•dd also offer sewage residents of Me1gs County serv1ce , an actiOn apparently smce there are 99 homes m to be Implemented m the Vmton County and only 14 m future Clark pomted out that a the Salem Center area better picture o£ the Situation Robert Clark, commissiOner president, stated tha t there would have to be obtamed, that were too many details yet to everyone 1s not sold on the work out and a longer look tdea. The commissiOners asked must be taken O[ the SituatiOn that residents who are usmg before approval can be gtven the garbage contamers located by the commassJOllers. The Economic Development throughout the county to use AdmtmstratlOn has the the serv1ce durmg the week authonty to grant mone} to a1d mstead of only on Sunday. They also noted that m the constructiOn or the res1dents are h1ring people system The proposed cost of the wtth pickup trucks to haul system IS $190,000 for the trash who, mstead or dwnpmg treatment plant and $420,000 at the landfill, are emptymg for the collection system. The EDA grant would be $300,000 It was pomted out that half the houses m the Salem Center area are for sa1e now at pnces that range from ten to 12 RACINE - James E Roush, thousand dollars, w1th no m- son of Everett and Grace terested takers Roush, Racme, has been Clark asked, If these houses elected to serve as the 1974 cannot sell, how can 200 to 250 TuberculosiS Chnstmas Seal homes be erected m the area Campa1gn Chall'man. over the next three years and Jim res1des here With h1s sell for $20,000. wife Barbara and their four It was also brought out that chl1dren, Conme, Glenn, Amanda, and Yancy He has been associated w1th the Boy Scout.> of Amenca seven years, Scoutmaster of Chester Troop, Distr1ct Group Leader and Committeeman, Amencan Legion Post 602, Racine Lodge 461 F . & A.M., Pomeroy Chapter Royal Arch Mason 80, Bosworth Council 46, Royal and Select Master, Ohio Valley Commandry 24 K.T.; Racme Chapter 134, Order of Three more contestants have the Eastern Star, Aladdin entered the Southeast OhiO Temple Shrme, Twin City Junwr M1ss Pageant to be Shrme Club, Pomeroy Lions staged at the Metgs Jumor Club and the F O.E . Aerie 2171. H1gh School m Middleport, He IS employed by Mei~s Saturday, Nov 17, making a them at the contamers They noted that the con tam~rs are for the use ot. res1dents outs1de corporations, but they say the service is bemg abused In other busmess the com~ missioners agreed to advertise for b1ds for a 1974 model cruiser for the sheriff's department B1ds must be submt!led by 9 a.m on Monday, Dec. 3. Two anu-;tal clauns were allowed. Kenneth Darst was paid $80 for the loss of two ewes a~ld Mora $200 for the loss of a registered Guernsey heifer Attendmg were Clark, Warden Ours, and Henry Wells, commissiOners, Martha Chambers, clerk, Jim Roush, samtar1an, and Wesley Buehl, engmeer Judgmg o£ the annual poster contest of the Mctgs High S<'hool a1 t classes m con· JUnction w1th the annual Fall Follies of the Btg Bend Mmstrel AssocJatlOn was held Tuesday afternoon First, second and tlurd place wmners were selected m each of the three classes and those students wJil rece tve free Energy uses to be cut Uruted Press International A growmg list of Cities and states has taken action to make ,•t through what Wh1te House energy adviser John A. Love says is "the greatest challenge this nation has met except m wartune '' Five states proposed or JOHN REECE ordered highway speed reducPOINT PLEASANT tions Tuesday to conserve fuel, Joba Reece, public affairs Maryland's governor got eoordlnator, will speak about emergency powers to deal w1th and narrate slides showing the energy s hortage, progress at the construction congresswnal comm1 ttees site of the James M. Gavin approved year-round Dayhght Power Plant at Cheshire, Savmg Time, and the stock Ohio and its coal mines market contmued a three.<Jay Thursday evening at the plunge as Americans braced November meeting ol the for what IS predicted to be a Central Ohio Valley InmaJor change in their life styJe. dustrial Council at the Red' "Probably one or the major Carpet Inn near here. changes IS the end of the long love affa1r w1th the automobile, " sa1d Dr. Edward C McDonagh, chairman of the Ohio State Univers•ty socwlogy department uwe aren't gomg to be planmng those long or frequent vacatiOns, and we aren't gomg w be bwldmg our dream houses or buytng those appliances. We wlil become more mdoor ·onentated Telev1s1on will probably expand programnung, and . we w1ll have a slower eXlstence than we have become accustomed to," he said . Unprecedented Powers Given The Maryland Legislature gave Gov. Marvin Mandel unprecedented emergency powers to deal with the energy crisis, and Mandel sa•d he w1ll use the law to delcare a state of emergency, order an mventory ol all energy sources in the state, reduce the speed linut on JAMES ROUSH state and mterstate highways followmg people . Thelma D1ll, to 50 m1les an hour and draw up President , Dolhe Hayes, a list of priorities for luel Secretary; Jane Brown, TB allocatiOns. Mandel warned Marylanders Nurse i or James E Roush. that a cold wmler lies ahead ol them. In Massachusetts, Gov. FranciS W Sargent announced a four.yronged program w reduce the state 's fuel concommon prayer whtch con tams swnption, includmg a 50 m.p h the word "obey" to the chagrm speed lirmt on all highways, ol some women, who charged reduction of outdoor adshe must have been ''coerced." vertising lighting, easmg of low But the couple made plam m sulfur reqwrement.> of the mterv1ews Monday they wanted state's antipollutiOn laws, and to "obey" each other and fell in reduction by 95 per cent of the love w1thout regard for stabon state use of Chmtmas hghtmg. In life, drawn together by the1r Sargent also called for creatwn o( a cabmet level task mutual passiOn lor horses Ioree to eqns1d ~r the possibility Four-Legged Children? "When they have children of a four-day work week they are bound to be four- Orders Thermostats Lowered legged," the queen has been North Carolina Gov. James Holshouser ordered therquoted as saymg W1th the ceremony Pnncess mostats m state buildings Anne's mcome from the crown lowered, announced a plan to rose from $37 ,500-a-year to use compact cars in stale $87,o00, a fact wh1ch led Labor motor pools, cut speeds to 55 member of Parliament Wtlham and sa1d he w1ll ask the Ham•lton, a frequent royal legislature to cut them to 50. critic, to attack the prmcess as California has lowered high''thts plain and pricey woman " way speeds from 70 to 65 and Another Labor member. John Gov Ronald Reagan urged (Continued on page 14\ ( Contmued on Page 14 Roush chairing Seal drive Pageant cast has 3more total or eight contestants. Most recent entnes are Nancy Crow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Alfred Crow, Racme; Jan Holter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Roy Holter , Pomeroy, Rt. 3, and Brenda Hayes, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hayes of Syracuse. M1ss Crow 1s a semor at Southern H1gh School where she ts active in Tri-M, Htt 'n M1ss softball, nuxed chmr, COLUMBUS -OHIO AGRICULTURE Department Director concert band, Jobs Daughters, Gene R. Abercrombie Tuesday warned Ohioans agamst using a pep band, the Fall Follies, and device called "electromc insect killer" because the deviSe has G~tls' athletics M1ss Crow 1s exploded while betng tested. sponsored by Chapman Shoes Abercrombie said the federal Environmental. Protection of Pomeroy. Agency has placed a recall on the device which is distributed by Miss Holter, a semor at the A. K Electnc Corp., Brooklyn, N. Y. Me1gs High School, •s sponsored by the J &R Sports Shop HE'LL WAIT TWO AIDED o1 Pomeroy. She IS a member COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. ol the Me1gs Band, concert The Pomeroy E-R unit made · two runs Tuesday, at 1:09 p.m John J . Gilligan's office said band, Jumo~ Mtss Band, to the Shamrock Motel lor Bill today he •s waiting on a report volleyball !!lam, Fall Follies, Ways011 and at 1:30pm. to SR from h1s recently named was the Meigs County fair 124 lor Shirley Wolfe. Both committee on energy before he queen, and. the Oh10 Holslem were taken to Veterans decides what to do about Queen. Memor~al Hosr•tal and ad- lowering the speed hm1t to 50 (Contmued on page 14 ) miles per hour mitted . • County as the Bu•ldmg Inspector.S.nitation Roush commented: "To •control TB, more research, lime and medJcme is gomg to have w be needed. What can the public do to help control Tuberculosis? Well, you can go to the Tuberculosis Nurse and take a simple test or x-ray to see if you have T.B.lf so, more advanced tests and treatments will be g1ven free of charge to you "And give w the T.B. fund ra1sing campa1gn, so help and research might be continued to those who have TB, those who have not been detected and who knows, maybe someday, for you." He urges everyone to send contributions for the TB Christmas Seals matted today Residents who do not receive 'l'B Chnstmas Seals m the ma1l, may contact the Princess ties love knot LONDON (UP! ) - Prmcess Anne, only daughter of Queen Elizabeth, mamed a $12!;-aweek army officer today, a love match that brought huge crowds out Into the !lagbedecked streets and helped this nation forget 1ts economic cr1sls for two romantic hours. The c1ty ~c hoed w fanfares and church bells as the tall, blonde 23-year-old prmcess rode m the glass coach from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey to become the wife of Capt. Mark Phillips, 25, an Olympic gold medal nder who helped her also become an mternat10nal competitor. The weddmg and carnage processiOns along the decorated m1le from the palace to the abbey were wrapped m some of the tightest secunty ever imposed for a royal event. In 'I '' TEN CENTS PHONE 992-2156 Commission will delay western sewer district "' a sin•ess at 10 to 20 per cent over the separate !ooli cies. Let us at Dowmng ds Agency analyze thrs Mercantile Policy w1th POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~ by Gill Fox "The Boss' New Secretary?" Devoted To 1"1ae lnter~t. Of 1"'ae MeigJ·MOMJn Areo ® VOL XXV NO. 150 Chancey The Middleport E-R umt had two calls Monday and the !Ire Deer killed dept one At II 14 a.m. the a1dlllen by pickup truck were called to 336 Broadway The Me1gs County Shenff's but the call was caneelled. At 4 35 p m they transported Dept reported th1s mornmg Ltlhan Ste1ff to Holzer MediCal another aCcident mvolvmg a deer that ran mto the path or an Center The fire dept was called at 2.12 p m to the A&P auto . At 8 45 p.m Monday, a parkmg lot where a car pickup truck dnven by Perry belongmg to Thelma Jean E Kennedy, 23, Rutland , Schoonover was destroyed by traveling west on SR 325 JUSt lire. Details were lackmg east of Danv1lle m Salem Twp ., topped the crest of a h11l and struck and k1lled an e•ghl-pmnl buck deer that ran mto the Veterans Memorial Hospital road ADMISSIONS - John Glass, Kennedy was not tnjured . H1s Pt Pleasant; Azalea Odtster, veh1cle had moderate damage Pomeroy ; Clarence Murray, to Its rad1ator, gr1lle and head- Middleport; Dora Roush, lights Mtddleport, Herbert Stewart, Mmersvtlle , Philhp Donovan, Syracuse , Mary Burkley, Pt JUDGMENT A~KED Pleasant; Beverly Baulkner, The Farmers Bank and Pomeroy, Robert Lemley, Savmgs Co , Pomeroy, has Pomeroy; Wl11tam Hammon, hied su1t m Me1gs County Gall1pohs Common Pleas Court asking DISCHARGES - Harry judgment of $3,228 66, w1th Bnnker mterest smce Nov 7, 1973, and ::r-:·~:::-:·~~~:::·~=·•-=·:·:·~··=-=·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:,:X!·!·!·!·!;~ costs, !rom Roy W and H1lda MURDER CHARGED Brown, Vmcent, Oh10 The SUI! CINCINNATI (UP!) - Robcharges the Browns s1gned a ert Owens, 32, Cincmnatl, was prom1ssory note on Jan. 27, 1972, and that they shUowe the charged With hrst.<Jegree manslaughter Monday m conabove amount nechon With the Sunday death o!James Smith, 37, Cincinnati WEDNESDAY Pollee srud the two men had BOOSTERS TO MEET MIDDLEPORT Amateur been m a fight and Smtth died RACINE - The Southern shortly afterwards. Gardeners Club, 8 p m at the Athletic Boosters wlil meet Owens was to appear in the home of M•ss Bermce Ann today at the h1gh school at 7: 30 Ham1Iton County Cnmmal Durst, Mrs Thomas Stewart to p.m Parents o£ players and Court today, He was held under have the program and w•ll giVe a demonstratiOn on Thanks_cheerleaders are urged to no bond attend Plans and preparatiOn giVIng table arrangements. for the annual football banquet AID GIVEN w1ll be made '!'he Pomeroy E-R squad was called Monday to 272 W. Mam St for Azalea Od1sler who was taken to Veterans MemorlBI DIVORCE FILED ~UTLAND Edna Hospital Sizemore, R~tland, has filed for a divorce m Me1gs County LOCAL TEMPS Common Pleas Court, from The temperature m downGarf1eld Sizemore, Rutland, on town Pomeroy at 11 a m the grounds of gross neglect of Tuesday was 58 degrees under duty and extreme cruelty cloudy sk1es. Sl DE uLANLt:> 3 School district orders drilling for oil or gas addition to 1,500 soldiers, sailors and amnen lining the route, there were 4,000 police, mcludmg hundreds ol detectives on duty lc combat any possible Ir1sh Republican Army (IRA) bombing mcident. Everything Is Examined Every building on the route and even the sewers underneath were examined Four dogs were used to smff out explos1 ves. The wedding was conducted by Dr Mtchael Ramsay, archbishop of Canterbury. On one side of the sanctuary sat Queen Elizabeth and 18 other members or the royal House of Windsor. On the other sat Mark's fam1Iy, mcludmg h1s father, Peter, purchasing dirertor of a sausage firm. Prmcess Anne chose the service of the 1662 book of I ' judged passes to the follies to be g1ven Nov. 24 at the Me1gs H1gh School under the sponsorship or the Me1gs Band Boosters The best posters of each class were then JUdged and the top three wmners chose These wmners wtll receive cash pnzes Class wmners were, first through thtrd respectively , class I, Jeame Schne1der. Shelly Mankm, Morton Barnes, and honorable mentton, VIcky Kelly , class II, Vicky Frye, Mandy Carder and Donna Thornton, class III, Debbie Van Meter, Deman s Ash, and Debbie Osborn Overall wmners were M1ss Schnetder, £1rst ; Miss Mankm, second, and Vicky Frye, third The posters wtll be placed m Me1gs Coun ty busmess houses Pomeroy • station assured WASHINGTON Rep. Clarence Miller and the Economic Development Adm•mstralion (EDA) today announced the approval of a $97,0011 grant mcrease to assist m constructton of five new emergency ambulance statwns to be located m Southeastern Ohw Ambulance statwns to house the vehicles of the Southeast OhiO Emergency Medical ServiCe (SEOEMS ) are lc be buill at Ironton, Oak H1ll, Jackson, Pomeroy and Logan. The f1ve statwns are components or the 19 stahon ambulance system of SEOEMS. Today's grant mcrease brmgs EDA's total mves bnent in the proJect to $197,0011 An or1gmal grant for $100,000 for the project was approved m October 1972. The subsequent tncrease ~warded today w1U perm1t constructwn on the stations to begm m the near future Both grants were made under the Public Works Impact Program or EDA The program IS des•gned to stimulate local employment through the construction of public onented factllties Auto's door is damaged '!'he door ol a car was damaged m a two-ear m1shap on CR 19, JUSt east of SR 33 early Tuesday evemng. Accordmg to Sherif! Robert C Hartenbach's deparbnent, Wilham E . Moore, 33, Syracuse, had stopped h1s car on CR 19 near the junction of SR 33 when hiS engme began overheatmg . Moore said he left the driver's Side door open when he got out of the car. A truck dnven by Roy T Grueser, 46, Rt 3, Pomeroy, on CR 19 m the same dll'ection as Moore struck the left rear and left door ol Moore's vehicle . Grueser sa1d he d1d not see Moore 's auto wh1ch was parked approximately fo ur feet onto the traveled portiOn of the highway . Moore's car had light damage to the left door and Grueser's had moderate damage to 1ts bumper, gr1ll and hood. No mJur•es were repm ted and no ciUIIlon ISSUed. • �- I • • 2 - The DailySentmel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy,_O., Nov H , 19'13 the changing history of altering tapes What you say, or don't say, may be used against you tape, fru one thmg, mlluen · stve and often eM.cel\ent ma1ns s ome th1ng odorous cees the quality of the edit · the p1oce" Whe n Nctl teach1 ng a1des ln some na: about Armstrong bee a me the ftr st mg ('he n too, w1th ord 1nary NEW YOKK - tNEAl - ttons tapes of The Masters rna n on the mo on, he sal([ people, conversations tend to The Gnmans of Worl d War! I vo1ces are provtdcd to radto "That's one small step for be slur red rather tha n dts· had a clever way to protect stattons lor the benef•t of the man, and one g1ant leal) lor tinct ,tnd tt IS d1lltcult to Ado lph Ht tler Record mg the masses ln at least une coun· man ktnd " lle mc.lht to sar, break up words or slurred F uhrer' s speeches on mag- try. Vtetnam, '" 1965, a tape "one small step lnr A man speec hes Most 1mp01 tantly , there IS netiC tape, they played them t ecorder played the nattOna I and at lhe t1mc 1t wa !:i ~ ug anthem durmg a h umtd prethe posstb lllty that bac k· Simulta neously from vanous gested that the bette• wo •d· daw n day and when the song locallo n s tn the nauon , tng be dubbed 1nto. t he ground notse wtll tnterfet e th ereby reducmg the chances ended a n a llegedly convtcted htstonc tape Lt wa sn t tl w1th alterat ion Hecord 1ng cnmma l was executed by a of assassmat10n shouldn't have been, the galls engtnecr rom Dowd says thai fmng squad Today, mag nettc ta pes are the drone of an overhead And a great deal of the tn· of lustory bemg as 1mp01 tanl plane, f01 example. IS most '' once agat n protectmg a na as the [acts or ll tr ona! leader ThiS ti me by flue nce, good, bad or m To be sure. 1f At mstrong s d tfttc ull to tn terr up t A ' not playmg at a ll And t hough dtrfere nt , 1s orchestrated not tape wo u ld have been altered laboratory o scil los<·opt! , ~ • record ed reels are the only so much by the orchestras bu t 1t would have been unde t ec~ whtch translates electn cal slmila fl ty between t he two by tape a lten ng tec hmc ta ns ta bl e Tec h ntctans today Im pulses of so un d 1nto g reen pe n ods or lustory, the poll lt Tape alterat ton, says Br ttts h boast they can do a lmost a ny· wavy lmcs. wo uld detect 111 cal li re of Rtc ha rd Ntxo n ts e lec troni CS ex pe rt Adrta n thmg wtth a 1ecot dmg and do te t r uptwn ) mmed• a te ly The Hope, ts as old as ta pe Itself a lso sure ly a t stake 1t tnvtsibly To prove th is, il before· break a nd a fte r· brea k It 1s or co urse 1ron1c that Th e Ge rm a n s a lt e r e d New Yor k aco u st i cal port tons of the plane wave colbston on Rt 35m Southstde, Mason County about 6:30a.m so methmg so mge mously tn - Wmston Churchtll's speec hes resea rch tmn rece ntly pu t wo ul d st mply not ma tc h up today. Batrd has multiple lacerations and has been x..-ayed VIal as a brown ribbon could dunng the World Wa r II for togethe t a ta pe ol se lecte,d Yet all t he d tfflcul t !es a p· to detenrune fractures. The acctdent ts sttll under m· play such tmportant roles 1n h om e f r o nt c-o ns umptiOn pa t en tly have so lultons The words fro m Prestdent N1xon s Pnso ne rs of wars of th e last h iStory Magnellc tape IS only ,nt e r rup t1 01~ of th e pla ne vesttgatton by the West Vtrgmia State Htghway Patrol speeches wh1c h 111 N1xo n's 30 yea rs old, commerc ta lly, three dec ades have bee n sub· own vo1ce, says " 1 ha d prtor d rone, a s exa mp le, mtg ht be but bestdes protec tmg both JeCt to tape edttmg and word kn ow le dge of the Watergate m asked by mse• tl ng a co ugh Fasc 1sts a nd Re pubhcans 1L s ub sttluttOn (m e n who dtd bre ak· tn I a uth orized su bor o r sneeze or the sla m of a has mflue nced a lmost eve ry- nothm g e lse bu t te ll th e dm a tes to e ngage m 1llegal doo1 at the splice Bestd es one tn the world to so me ex- e ne my a bout the1r fa m1hes campa tgn tacl tc s I sha ll t his says anot he r acoustical have wound up recorded as te nt or othe r expe r t, Mark Ha nd a II o f Syn And J e sus said to h1m, "1f a nti ~ Am e r~c a n ) l n ea rl y contmue to sub ve rt t he m ~ to nt c Researc h Inc , so me Much of the mflue nc e, like you can! All thmgs are po ss1~ radiO th e bltps a nd bloopers st1tut1 ons ol gov~ r nm e nt by ble to h1m who believes " the tape tlself, has been fnb· of prog rammtn g we re all unl a wful mea ns" The tape t apes . a s app<~re n t l y t he tw o nunutes long, has l45 presidential ta pes, a t·e vo tcc Immediately the father of bled Ftve hundre d and rorty d e le ted be fore atrt1mes one mtlhon dollars worth or ac ll\ a ted Tha t mea ns they I he chtld crted out and said. Today tape a lte ration IS spl1ces, only tht ee of y.. hu:: h go on 01 off at the leve l of pre· recorded tapes were sold "[ beheve : help my un· e eastl y heard to Amencans last year, most htgh and tmportant art Must ar Actu beliefl" - Mark 9.2.1,24 a lly suc h a splice JOb speec h 'So tf Ntxo n's tapes cal re co rdtn g tec hmc1ans M them endmg up on che ap ha ve a SUSJJI C IOUS b1 ea k the The1e IS no p1 oble m of often are as Important as the - 145m two n'unut es, IS pro c la nn mtght be that vo1ces Japanese reco rde rs wh1 c h babl y un poss1ble to d o pe•· human na ture wh1 CIL IS 111 · e t from Matn e to re corde r s ln one popular fec tly I S Te1be l, who made we1e lO\\ Cicd a nd the tape soluble - Ralph J Bunche. trump Mahbu the watls and whtn· album ·Count Baste - Supe r form er d e legate to the U ntte d mes of agomzed young musi- Chte£,' 1 the son~ " Love and the alte red N !XO I1 ta pe, says JUSt shut off ' All of thlS OfCO UI SC ISt.tfal t the rat1o of splices to Na tiOns Cians who m1stake energy for Love Toru g bt ' ha s bee n tha c ry 11om the Ger ma ns Lr ymg tape t1m e IS ct uc1a l Too spliced 171 ttm es In t he "Terrors are turned upon e nte rt a mme nt Four hundred album "Co n ce rt fo r many c hance s fot e1ror tn too to protect the u fulu e1 In and twe nty f1 ve tmlhon dol t hose day s adua ll y, magme. my honor Is pursued as Bangladesh" one mus1c1an ~ short a ttme of th1s was m t he Iars worth by the w1nd . and my form of e tg ht tra c k tap e, mLCrophone ma lfunc t1on ed But perfection ts poss1 ble ne tic ta pe .,., as not eve n mug· prosperity has passed away meanm g each mstrument ha s durmg play and hts part had unde r mot e no rm al c11 cum ne t1c l<~p e - JUSt pa pe t n b· bon \\lib red ox1de pa mt And like a cloud. And now my to be dubbed tn the followm g stances, says Te tbel If, rm p e rhdp s eve n tod ay the a space on the tape to dra· soul1sfoured out with10 me, mattze tls own abtllty to go mornmg The edttmg usually e xaml?l ~, a 45- mmute prest a rg um e nt o f soplli SLi c ated days o affliction ha\oe taken IS no sec1 et, some rec01 d ct e nt1al di :,C USS IOI1 w as protcct1 on by sophtsltcated off key wtthout spot ling any hold of me."- Job 30· 15,16 Jac kets descnbe the altera· recorded , a nd pet ha ps two ta pe ma y be outdated Many Humantly e tther mak~ s . or thmg par ~t g rap hs of co nve r gat \On Ye t some or the mfluence t10n pro cesses a s 1f th e deleted, '1ll wo uld be rcla sa v H1cha1d Ntxon has be breeds, or tol e rates all tts customer IS gettmg more for a ffhct10n s, great or small - of ma gnettc tape has bee n h1s money t1 ve ly s1mple," a nd d etec tt on co me so e ns JMtled 1n Iu s h1St011C filame nt that at thts H G Wells. Englis h ht slonan more se riOu s and occa · Yet des ptte th e htstory of ''one m a rmll! on ' s10nally de adly se nous Good and nove h st E xpe1ts ag ree the1e ate pomt m t un e, the onl y th1ng librar1e s s toc k ca sse ttes tape alte r a tt o n and th e diffic ulties tn volved w1lh th e on the tapes IS his swa n song wh tch record books for the benef1ls of tl (who wants to A good Wife who can frnd" blind Sc hools have utiliZed hear a news prog ram mte r ~ un de tec table alteratiO n of she 1s far more precious than tape recot de rs as mexpen· vte wee belc h''), th e re r e~ reco tdtngs The qual1 l\ olthe Jewels. She looks well to the ways of her household. and does not eat the bread of idleness. Her children rise up and call her blessed, her husband also. and he praises her - Proverbs 31.10,27,28. Look well to th e hearthstone, theretn all hope for Amenca lies - Calv1n Coolidge, 30th U S Prestdent II) To m T1ede -- ." FATALITY SCENE - A man tdentifted only by the name, Gerald Smtih , of Cmcmn ati, was burned to death and Charles Lee Batrd , Southstde, has been admitted to the tn· tenstve care um t at Pleasant Valley Hospttal followmg thts ' THOUGHTS "What Energy Crisis?" 3- The Dati) Sent mel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy. 0. Nov 14 1973 'J"' .l 0 1\ t enuauements 0 n tap • ~· ~ · n .t' ' The President has no peers \V!lllcHn Safu c d lor mer speech wr1ter f01 Pres1dent Nix· on and nnw co lumrn :;t tor th e New Yot k T1mes, recently exammed se \o era l ot thl' most lr cquenll y g tven reasons t01 detn dnd mg that t he Pt cs rd ent res1gn, and lound them wantmg •\rnon g thmn wa s the obJ ec tion that as long as Mr N1xon re ma 1ns oresJde nl , the mves li gauon Ql Ius admtmstratton w dl be 1mpede d l'o wh1 c h S~1 f11 e 1e phed Of co ut se 1t wtH The P1 es1de nt 1s th e targ e t of a grand Jut y a nd he can be expectf' d to do what he can to defend h1m sell F'acc 1t M1 N1xo n st ands acc u.sed, and he wlll co-opera te a s l1 tlle a s he must 111 the ptusec utJ on oftumself whtch under ou1 :syste m , 1s th e Jtgh t of the .acc used II Ju s <H'C use t s t hmk the P1 es1de nt has committed 1m· pe acha bl e c t tm es . they should stop blammg h1m for not pro v1ng: tt !01 the m The\ should dppOint the u own prosecu tor, a1111 lum w1th the pO\\ CIS of JUdtclal and le~1 slallve branc hes, and ma ke th e u ca se ot hold the1r peace Th1s 1s an lll CH'd!bl<• set ol stdle me nts, es pcc~ally from one who was so close to the occu pa nt ol the nwsl aw esome sea t ol pow e r Ill the \\ o1ld To ac kn owledge that Pr PSIde nt N1xon 1s entttled to the full protec tion ol the ldw li ke a ny othe r Cllize n, JUSt as he surel y IS s unilat lv su bject to the lull pPnaltles of th e law, IS nut to sa y tha t lw ~~no diifcie nt fro m a ny other Cit ize n He 1s th P I 'Je~il dcnt He has no pee1 no counterpart tn the Un1ted S t ,I Ii's I hl't c 1!:1 no olftce1 lt ke h1m tn our govern· m e nt He 1s one ol the most Important me n m the world He 1$ not a n d ppulntcd ottl ct.Il, subj ec t to <:tism1ssal by h1s s upe n01 lie t!l not L1n alde rman a ma yor a governor of one uf 50 stal es lit• ~ ~ nu l .1 re pt es~nt ati v e 01 se na tor, who long a go m1 g: ht have bee n c(~ n slll cd a nd ex pelled from Cong ress by Iu s co lleagues It th e PrPsldl' lll WC I e clllYihtng less titan the Preside nt. the Wcd e rgate sca ndal \\Ou ld not li<JVe t~ ss umed th e histoncally and consll tt ll mna ll v p1 od1~1ou s pr opot t1uns tha t It d1d tn the i11 st pla ce To sugge:;t tl1<1t the man who a fev. days ugo laced a crtsts w1t h the Sovwt Unwn O\CI lhC' Middle E:ast the man who 111 th e last ext! Clll lly pu shes the hutlon the ma n who has 1m· me nsc powet ovc1 the II\ l'S a nd w(' lfare of mtlltons of lluman bPmgs 111 peace 01 111 \~ d' - to :-i uggesl tha t thiS man ts not to be he ld lO cl :-illlnda td of <.ICCOlJntah J! Itj \<Jstl y diffe rent fiOITI Uw t of clfl Y Oldt na t \' Cli iZCil \~U ul d hl' l td JCUlo us we re Jt nol so tn ght c nwg To suggest t h ~1 t I )ll):;tdl' l11 N1xnn mav m good conscience wntc h th e ncttJQn tea1 tlsPll apa1 t ove r Wate rg<tte, ma y bc111gnl ; co ntemp I<ttL' 1111 pel r cJ lysiS ot the exec ul t ve branch, w htlc he exe rcises h1s t tglll nnt 111 co·opetate 111 the pro se cu ~ t1 on of h 1mse lf fwh' wnuldn l It he the cxn ne1at10n of hun· se lf1 ) IS a lmosl Incnmpl ehcns1hlc • d WASHINGTON !NEA l " And 1n the last days rt shall be, God declares. that I The baste fltm smess ol th e SALT I US ·So v~et d1 sarm a · will pour out my Sp1nt upon me nt ag reement has always bee n the strongest reason to all flesh, and your sons and doubt whe ther the much adv e rtised detente between the two your daughters shall na t10ns had muc h real substance Th1s IS offe red to put m perspective the ar guments that out prophesy, and your young men shall see visions. and re cenl worldwtde m1htary ale rt at a ttght moment m the your old men shall dream Mtddle East war called the depth or detente tnlo que st ton Astde from trade approaches clearly much destred by dreams;" - Acts 2.11. Kee p true to the dreams of Moscow SALT I has been the key concrete achie veme nt thy youth -Johann Schtller used to re but skepttcs who arg ued that de tente up to now ha s be en mostly a tossmg o[f of toasts beneath tmkltn g chan German poet de h ers SALT I was hatled because 11 narrowly limited develop· The money, bebeve me. the But we exhort you, me nt and de ployment of ABM mtss tl e de fe nse syste ms, and money brethren, to do so more and also f1xed the number of ffiiSStles each country could mam -Miss Amenca. Rebecca more. to aspire to live tam The Sov1et Umon was g1ven a numertcal and perce n· Ann Kmg, when asked to qutetly. to mind your own ta ge advantage m tins accord, on the theory 1t wa s necessary explain why she entered affairs. and to work w1th to balance the acknowledged gre ater sophiStiCatiOn ol our the Miss America com .. your hands, as we charged m1sstle weaponry - espectally that mow Polan s~ Po se tdon petition you, that you may command submarme fle et The JOker, or course, was that no llmtt wa s placed upon the the respect of outstders. and never 1n my wtldest be dependent on nobody - I number of warheads which could be dispatc hed m a g 1ve n dreams , or rather, Thess. 4:10,11,12. nuclear m1sstle Smce we were already deploy1ng mt ssJles mghtmares, thought I'd ever wtth multtple, mdependently· targeted warheads (e ach mts Amer1ca ts not a land of get to Alcatraz money but of wealth - not a s1le on a Poseidon vessel has at least 10 warl1eads), the Rus -Mrs Skeffington land of rtch people but of sue· swns wanted no cetlmg so they'd have a c hance to play Ardron, of London. one cessful workers There ts onl y tch·up of the f1rst tourists to one thtng that make s ca Ye t we, too, saw the advantage ofracmg on wtth the multivtsit the abandoned prospenty, and that ts work ples IMIRVsl One expert esltmates that we wtll have roughly pr1son in San Franeisco - Henry Ford , Amencan m ~ 10 000 nuclear warheads by mtd -1975, and we wtll not ye t be Bay, now open to the du stnallst tnto the era ot the new · generatwn submarme Tndenl whose pubhc. larger, more numerous mtss tles may carry from 20 to 24 warheads ap1ece I thought I had seen every· Desptte our acknowledged advanc es we got pretty exer thmg, and I've been to the And the people stood by, c tsed thts summer when we venf1ed that Russ1a was testll\g Dallas Fatr twtce watching, but the rulers MIRVs on one or tts g1ant, land-based nuclear mtss tles -Sen. Stuart Symmgton, scoffed a( him, saying, "lie The newest round of SALT conversatiOns IS supposed to D .·Mo, on the White saved others; let him save get around to puttmg some check on all thiS Sttll, the guess· House revelation that himself, if he IS the Christ of mg has to be that agreement wtll come slowly Both stdcs two Watergate tapes do God, his Chosen One!" - will be rushmg to commtt themselves trreverStbly to MIRV · not exist. LUke 23:35 mg programs that would have to be accepted a s a foundatton When the dtctators and the for any hmttatwns agreement I've been around here for opportuniSts are gone, the The trouble tS, as specialist Herbert F York wr1les m the ftve years bttchtng about cross w1ll sllll stand before us Nove mber Sctenltftc Amencan, that MIRVmg has a whole what I could do 1f I had the and somethmg tn us w tll say, host of attractlOns for a maJor nuclear power opportumty- and all at once uThat IS the real thmg" A m1sstle wtth many warheads mdependently targeted IS a they gtve me the ball Ralph W Soc kman, Amen· c heaper devtce, tf the goal IS to btl many targets, than a -Sen Wilham s..be, R · can clergyman whole array of smgle weapons separately prope lled Ohio, on h1s nomination In York's vtew, sendmg off a MIRVrd weapon wlltch late r as attorney general by dt spatches several warheads to wtdely se parated pomts a c· Prestdent Nixon t ually goe s beyond confusmg an enemy's defense and e xhausts tts capac tly to cope adequately wtth the attack If the pohttcs of nghteous If thts IS truly so, then hm1tat1ons on ABM's seem generall y mdrgnatlon succeeds 111 per~ C S trtel evant, whtch casts SALT I tn a weakened hght and suad mg the Pres tdent to ...--F._:A_T __.., makes the long US fuss over ABM a rather fruttle ss exerrestgn and rehevmg the Con· ctse Yo• k tn hts arttcle says as mu c h, mdt catmg agreement gress of tts clear duty, how on ABM l1mtts mtght not have been attamed had the re not long wtlltt be berore our poll · been what amounts to a MIRV escape clause (the 1ss ue IS ttcs ts corrupted by compett · omtlted ) ttve self·rtghteousness? The 1mpress10n Prestdent NIXon sought to convey wtth -Sen. George 0 Aiken. SALT I was that wf and the world are sa[er for tl But tt IS R·Vt., In a statement hard to dtsagree wtth the contentton of York and many urging the Congress to othe rs that MIRVmg, still open-ended, mtroduces a cructal either "impeach (Nixon) ele me nt of mstabtltly mto the nuclear equatiOn or get off his back." Indeed, many experts feel MlRVs mtght destroy the bal· an ce ot de terrence and g1ve one nat1on a menac mg capac1ty for a preempttve ftrst stnke. beyond retaliatory pQwe r 10' In the south west, the ,powerful Red Rmders of Texas Tech mee t Bay lor a nd the ll'exas Longhorns engage TCU Our Texas operatt ve sees b1g wtns for Texas Tech 47·14, a nd (or the Longhorns 38-7 - hak~ aff ' In the [ar west, UCLA a nd South ern Cah[orma wa rmm g up for the tr Pac-ll IItle clash next week, wtll come through un sca th ed The rou g h a nd ,ready Uclans w1ll pohsh off Oregon Slute, 44·23 - kaff-kaff ~ and the TroJans wtll out· Timely Quotes WORLD ALMANAC BARBS Ray Cromley by PHIL PASTORET Two Amertcan·prestdents People who say "r.acked have been honored wtth the hke sardmes" haven t seen Nobel Peace Prtze the bargam·type we bought Theodore Roosevelt and recently. Woodrow Wtlson each recetved thts award for The Pilgrims had a lot to thetr erforts to better be thankful for. No omog, no manktnd, The World ""The fu e l Cl l:-itS need no t mc.tn genut ne ::,utfen ng for any traffic jams, no television ... Almanac recalls Roosevelt <\tnt'!ICan ." says I'!C.' sldem N1xon ' bu t tl wtll req u1r e so me was honored tn 1906 for hts There's no such thmg as a sue t Ili ce hv all J\mC' II tJns servtces as medtator durtng One sac r JIJ cc 1s !t•vl'f•r ~t: l!(• d u l t•d a1r l1 ne fh ghl s wht ch ~ u g­ httle trouble, tf you're the one the Russo-Japanese War m who's m 1t ~l'sl s an Jntclesl!ng qut•stto n 1905 In 1919, Wilson . In wh1 c h ca b·gOI Y - suth_'flng 01 :o;l:ICJ II tcc - wo uld a cut· received the pm.e for hts Fellow married to the buc k m th e fr•(:lo(llH.'IIty ot ll1giHs b\. At1 Fort: t' One be twee n efforts m estabhshmg the thP Wt•s tc rn Wh il e ll tiUM ' Jh(• SrnJ11ll'lll Wh itt• Jl nusl' a nd the shrew down the street has League of Natwns whine with every meal. I Wh 1U_• Hmt st' W htiL' II Ilu~ 1.1!1 1 A new kind of weapon a new kind of war Fuel for thought • I j I I • WASHINGTON (NEAl The Arabs have now s hown thetr Qtl·boycott strategy wtll work The Leomd Brezhnev · Anwar Sadat planmng has been a success Pohttcally. 011 has thus far proved to be a more effecttve weapon tluin mll•lary threats and •nft Russtan blandtsh· • llr~ c h ~rg t U for dt pe n d abl •• lo n~o: hstlllg ]JO I> er • Pol} prop}ll• n e case 95 $ 17 ~ ol ! "' l f'l rJC h ~ n M!l Group AW nf !>(11 p H,O UI ~p I ~ AH CJ5 w th GrouP AW ] .i pn ct d ~lo gl'l tJy nq~ h f r ~ nd r o 1 1 r for h1!>1h po1' er t o v. r1gh t r 1110 ~h tH J... htil1 and f • ~IS1 HH c • N on s pl a~h .'! ftn:.: c tp s ltr).! p l~ ll nl s plas tiC' r\)1 SPJl tr ~l <ifS FREE INSTALLATION' MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E. Main St. POMEROY, OHIO 992-2101 ONE OF TltE LARGEST nRE IVURS IN SOilKASfERII ' 0!110 lolm I t nh1: \In hu•l 1". 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Wtth msufftc1ent alternative energy so ur c e ~ m prospect, can any nat1on stand up agamst Arab de mands, especmll_y tf they are backed by a slow ttghtemng or the sc re ws~ Western Europe IS tn thts unhappy postlton today Also Japan So also Will tlu s be the postlton or th e Untted Stales two to t~ree decades hence - or less- tf prese nt esllmates are correct Whtle the Untied States wtll not be a s dcpen· dent as Europe or Japan, •t wtll be dep e ndent e nough to re s pond to threats or shut-off once the pe r ce nta~e or our Arab·supphed otl nses above a yet-und e te rmmed cructal poml The questton thus becomes can thiS c ountry develop other energy sources tn s ufft c1e nt quantities qu1ckly enough? From everythmg that can be learned, Egypt's Sada~ fro,;; lhe start, had no hopes or wmnmg the war wtth hts armtes. Accordmg to reports recetved by lhts re porter, he ha~ hoped only to make enou~h of a showmg to force hts otl ·ncn. Arab netghbors mto usmg the one weapon he be lieved would be e ffective - the otl boycott , ~ To make thts plan work, the Egypttan and Synan armtes had to make a credtble advance mto lands held bv Israel and hold them long enough to prove they were no Ionge the ptttful armtes o[ old The Russtans had to be Wtlllng to step m qmckly enough wtlh sufftctent pollllcal and mthlary force (or threat of force) to enable the Arabs to hold on to some or the terntory they regamed tn another cease ftre The Arab ml producer'S, m turn, would have to announce a credtble threat, one whtch would not boomerang Urn· medtately cuttmg orr all otl supplies would have made th~ Arab lands more enemtes than fnends Reducmg the flow gradually tn a htghly selecttve !ashton and forcmg those who recetved the otl to mom tor thetr own exports, gave the Europeans ttme to reflect and to retreaD Thts strategy was poss1ble only because the Arab ml· produclng countnes had learned how to work together dunng these past few years. The cooperating Arab nattons were, tn fact, qutte cool about the whole matter They carefully ratsed otl pnces before the parttal boycott m order to make certam the cut· back would not cost them any revenue As noted abOl'e, all thts should lead us all to some very careful thmkmg about the future statistics REQUEST DENIED WASHINGTON (UPI) - The National Transportalton Safety Board has turned down a request by th e Federal Avtatton Admtntstrahon to permanently revoke the hcense of the copilot and owner of lhe plane whtch crashed last New Year's Eve, ktlltng baseball star Roberto Clemente FAA flight mspectors m San Juan ISSued an emergency hcense revocatiOn order Aug, 3, 1970, agamst Arthur Revera, the owner of the chartered DC7 which crashed en route to Ntcaragua wtth emergency supplies for earthquake vtc· tims. Accordmg to the FAA, Revera was guilty of conduct· mg unauthoriZed commerctal fltghls m the Cartbbean But Revera appealed the FAA order and the Board reduced tl to a 180-day suspenston, starting Jan. 22, 1971. The records became public Tuesday Chicago streak · . snapped 116-108 MANJ\\,t:RS TO Mt:t:l (•umc r o}' Hoys l.cag ut.• mana ~l' rs of the pti'IY, hUll· league, and JK!c "'cc lcag ut• a rc a skt•d to mt•c l F nday at 1:30 p.m. at lhe Pomeroy first aid room m vrllage ha ll wh en ti <· kcls wi ll be distribut~ for the Janua ry give-a· way and other money m a king projcc:t s will be dtseussed. If any manager cannot attend, William Ohlinger has asked that a representati ve of the league be sent. • TEAM STATS Instant-On Performance For Today's Cars At A Popular Low Price! ' Dear I agree that we all must do our parts but c ouldn t you turn the thermostat up JUSt a b1t ?' • Hoople picks Penn State By MaJor Amos B. lloo pl• Peerless P rophet Egad, fnends, from east to west, north to south, up and down and across the breadth of thts glonous land of ours, there ~re tjmlhng football matches m s tore fo r you thts Saturday wn·kumph 1 Vas, no matter where you restde ther~·s a ptgskm treat on i<lp - ka ff. ' kaff• In the east, Penn State, ~olhng along toward a certam Bowl btd, wtll entertam Ohto \J mvers Lty, and Yale and Prmce ton wtll tangle m an Impor tant Ivy loop encounter The Hoople nod goes to Penn ~tat e by a 49-16 coun t, and to the Old Blue over Prmceton, 35-8 - Boola-Boola' Down south, Alabama and LSU, lookmg ahead to thetr showdown ba ttle Thanksgtvmg Day, mee t Mtanu (F ia ) and ¥•sstsstppt State respectively The htgh-sconng Cnmson Ttde had best pay attentton to what's gm ng on or they could be sur prt sed by the Hurricanes We prcd1ct an •Alabama vtctory 37·20 LSU should have an easter ti me of tl lurnm g back the Bulldogs, 27· Marauder Sl.HtNI Florida 32, S. Ca rnhna t6 M'lltut k.J 17. F lun da 10 San Oi<•go St 35, t'rcs<·o St. 20 IN) Fo1tow1ng are th e fula l score Washmgton. 35-12 1 Auburn ,14, Georgia 12 stiltiSt tcS tor the 1973 Mecg'li At Salt Lake Ctty , Utah wtll Paclllt· 33, Hawai i 7 t N) MUrilUder tootball s~.=t.so n tNOr VIOU AL STATS enteri<lm Utah State m the 72nd Rutgers 28, Holy Cross 14 RU S H I N G repeat of thetr annual classtc C Yds A vg TO Idaho St 26, Idaho 20 1'16 655 5 1 4 Wh itlat ch The Utes lead tn thts Illinois 42, Minnesota 21 58 285 4 9 ) Otler tradtltonal affatr wtth 46 Missouri l8, Iowa St. 14 58 166 2 9 '] Ash 26 102 3 9 Magnotta v1ctoncs, 21 defeats and 4 t1es. Nebras ka 36, Kansas St. 1~ 10 41 4 1 Couch and when the smoke has LSU 27, Miss. St. 10 (N) I '10 20 Thomas ~ 2 9 4 s Hott man cleared on Saturday they 'll Dayton 24 Marshall 7 2 7 3 s T Quails have thetr 47thwm We ma ke tt Miami, (0 ) 20, Cincinnati 1 1 1 Bailey 37 8 2 'l Warner Ui<lh 22, Utah State 20 1 2 8 4 14 Wol le The mtd-wes t boasts of rour Mt ch. St . 16, Indiana 14 :J:ZJ 17?0 3 9 H TOTALS J76 13 47 l 6 10 OPPON eye~catchmg attractions, two Tenn 32, Mississippi 10 PA SSING m the Btg Ten - M tchtga n vs A C Yds I TO Pet Navy 24, Georgia Tech, t25 52 804 11 5 42 Warner Purdue and OhiO State, aga mst 0 0 0 1 0 0 17 IN) Au II Iowa - and a patr m the Btg TOTAL S Wyoming 22, New Mexico 15 52 804 11 5 42 Etghl - Oklahoma vs. Kansas N. Carolina 28, Wake Forest OPPON \16 114 44 SS4 9 4 39 and Nebraska meetmg Kansas PASS RECEIVING 26 C Yds A v g TO State' Tulsa 33, N Texas St. t2 Wolfe 21 319 15 2 3 The Oklahoma Sooners and Ohio State 42, Iowa 6 Cremeans 12 239 19 9 2 Wh1t1a1ch 8 92 11 5 Nebraska's Cornhuskers can't Oklahome 37, Kansas 28 As h s 53 1o 6 help but be lookm g forwa rd to Penn. St. 49, Ohio U. 16 Lo wery 4 ao 20 Magnott a I 11 11 thetr showdown sla ted for TV Yale 35, Princeton 8 Davenport 1 10 10 on the day a fter Thanksgtvm g Michigan 24, Purdue li TOTALS S2 804 1S S 5 INTERCEPTIONS but bar-rmg an unexpected Texas A&M 26, Rice i IYdsTd ' upheaval they s hould both SMU 32, Arkansas 17 Cremean s J2 "J8 Wolfe p~eva t l We confide ntly predtct Memphis St. 16, SW LoUI· Coats 1JJ Okla homa 37, Kan sas 28, a nd I 25 P1c kens slana 14 (N) Nebrasks 36, th e Wtldcats 15 1 Stanlord 39, Oregon 18 8 1 Lowery Also pnmmg for thetr IItle Boston Col. 24 , Syracuse 0 R Qu all s 9 165 TOTALS showdown on Super Saturday 12 22 220 OPPON November 24, the Buckeyes Texas Tech 47, Baylor 14 PUNTING P Yd s Avg wtll roll at will over outmanned Texas 38, TCU 7 Eason 34 1191 35 0 and outg unned I owa , 42·6, Kent St. 34, Toledo 24 35 11 48 32 8 Oppon PUNT RETURNS whtlc Mtc htgan Will have more R YdsAv (N) of a tusse l subdumg Purdue , 24· Tulane 35, Vanderbilt 25 9 66 73 Coats 3 23 77 Whitlatch 17 - harrumph ' (N) 2 6 J A sh Now go on wtlh the foreca st UCLA 44, Oregon St. 23 14 95 6 8 TOTALS 13 51 4 OPPON Alabama 37, Mlamt, (Fla. ) Utah 22, Utah St. 20 KICKOFF RETURNS 20 R Yds Avg Arizona St 45, U Tex., El 6 116 19 3 Magnotta Air Force 19, Ar1zona 18 Paso 6 6 107 17 8 Coats Pttt. 30, Army 14 87 21 8 4 Wh 1tlat ch VMI 18, Va. tech 12 2 25 12 5 Morr cs Bo,.llng Green 37, No. Ill. Wash. St. 27, Cahforrua 21 2 19 95 Ea son 10 I 11 11 Bolm So. Calif. 35, Washington 12 1 10 10 T Quall s Harvard 24, Brown 15 So. Miss. 18, W. Texas St 22 315 17 TOTALS Citadel 28, Davidson 14 24 427 17 8 OPPON 13 SCORING Maryl&nd 23, Clemson 7 Vlrglnla 29, West Va. 12 TOPatFgPts Colgate 12, Boston U. 8 5 JO Oder Richmond 30, Wm & Mary 4 2 26 Whit lat ch Colorado 21, Okla. St. 20 14 J 18 Wolfe Penn. 24, Columbia 20 3 18 War11er Wlsconsm 21, Northwestern 2 12 Ash Dartmouth 18, Cornell II 7 2 12 Cremean s Temple 34, Drake 14 12 12 Georg e VIllanova 20, Xavier 8 6 Lowery 1 134 20 14 TOTALS 15 11 1 104 OPPON BERRr'S WORLD not worth their salt ~I K Car nlum 47. Appa la•·ho:r Bruce Biossat MIRVing makes talks Sl.lh ' ':0 . ltnJ..,• 1 p:ts gf ga 21 64 49 I 19 67 59 2 18 55 46 1 17 53 46 3 13 58 67 2 12 40 74 1 5 10 5 11 West w I t P:1S gf ga Edmonton 13 1 0 26 68 Mmnesota a 6 1 17 56 Wrnntpeg 7 8 2 16 60 Houston 7 4 I 15 52 Los Angeles 5 13 0 10 44 Vancouver 4 13 0 8 46 Tuesday ' s Results Houston 5 M1nnesota 2 Cleveland 5 Cl'lrcago 2 Edmon1on 4 Los Angeles 0 Van couver 5 W1nn 1peg 3 (Only games sched ul ed) Wednesda y' s Games (No games scheduled) The Dai~ 45 59 34 ?1 79 Sf New York New CHRISTMAS SPECIALS 1971 PINTO 1970 MAVERICK 1969 PlYMOUTH $795 1967 MERCURY $695 Many More Keith Goble Ford, Inc. EARLY BIRD OFFER N and COUNTR INTER RETREAD DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA. CHESTER L TANNEHILL , E•ec Etl ROBERT HOEFL.ICH Ctfy Editor Published dally except Saturday by The Oh io Valley Pubi1Shln9 Company Ill Court Si , Pomero11 Oh10 , •S169 Busrnn Off1ce Phone 992 2156 Ed rtorial Phone 992 Second clus posta9e pa id at Pomeroy Oh lo Nationa l advert1s1n9 representallve Botl lnel!l Gat lagh•r Inc 12 Eest o12nd fm•IIY Sidetracked by Charlie chaoce to lte wtth three seconds Scott remamtng but neve r gut off the Scott, the Naltonal Basketball shot Spencer llaywood scored Association 's 13th leadmg sco- 25 pomts for the Somes and rer, poured m 38 pomts collected 17 rebounds I uesday mght as the Phoemx Bob McAdoo recovered • Suns ended a 12-game Chtca go career~h1gh 28 rebounds and wmmog streak, 116-108 and scored 31 pomts as Buffalo, braked thetr own losmg skem crackmg a slx·game lostng •t 10 stratght The Phoemx thm man, who ....,. . .......a;...,.... _,.. _""""'""'""'""'"'"""•""'"""'"'"..,....,..., _ .. ..,. ....,..,._.,..,.,.,.........,...,..................,,.,.,_ _ .,. stands 6-foot-6 and wetghs 175 pounds, ta lhed abnost half hiS tota l m the opemng pennd when he scored 17 pomts The Suns led, 59--43, at mterm lss1on Chtcago, droppmg two games behmd Milwaukee m the 2 Dr Only veh tcle easter on gas ts motorcycle Midwest DtvtslOn, closed to Extra n1ce wtthm two pomts at 103-102 With four mmutes remammg but couldn' t sus i<lm the dnve Bob Love led the Bulls wtth 32 2 Dr 6 cyl economy, cho tce of t wo ftn e cars pomts Mtlwaukee beat Portland, 108· 100, a nd owns the longes t NBA wmnmg strmg of the season at 13 stra tght. The Bucks wtdened 4 dr V 8 sedan Auto shtfl. P S, P B a slim 50-48 halftime lead to 85· 72 as they hit on 76 per cent of thetr shots m the thtrd quarter and were ahead by 15 pomts m the fourth pennd before Coach 4 Dr Sed an Auto shtf t , P 5., P. B Larry Costello send m the 1973 models: One 1!2 ton pickup. One 3/4 reserves Kareem Abdul.Jabbar led Mtlwaukee wtth 21 pomts ton Pickup; Three LTD's; three Torand Geoff Petrte scored 23 for nios. Exceptional stock of 1974 Cars and Portland trucks . In other games, New York edged Seattle, 104·102, Buffalo s topped Atlanta , 121-114, Golden State downed Cleveland, 128· 115, and Hous ton beat Phtladelphta, 97-83 Walt Frazter scored 26 pomts MIDDLEPORT, 0. 992-2196 and Btll Bradley added 22 for 3rd AVE. New York as the Kmcks almos t 34 Sentinel 2157 streak, rem~ wed 21 ~ games behtnd second- pl•ce New York 111 the AtlanUc DIVISIOn Pete Mar av t c~. the league's leadtng scorer, al so scored 3J pomts Rtck Barry scored at better than a poml·a-mmute chp ets he htt 43 pomts In 37 mtnutes for Golden State The former NBA sconng champiOn htt 7 of 10 fteld goal trtes 111 the lhtrd pertnd and wound up wtth 22 pomts for th~ quarter The Warrtors' Clyde Lee suffered a leg tn)ury and wtll undergo surgery today Austm Carr had lhe hot hand for Cleveland wtth 25 pomts All SIZES 25 $ FOR York S ubscription ratltS Del rvered by carrier where available SS cents per week By Motor Route where carr cer servrce not available One month S2 By mal! 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I vo1ces are provtdcd to radto "That's one small step for be slur red rather tha n dts· had a clever way to protect stattons lor the benef•t of the man, and one g1ant leal) lor tinct ,tnd tt IS d1lltcult to Ado lph Ht tler Record mg the masses ln at least une coun· man ktnd " lle mc.lht to sar, break up words or slurred F uhrer' s speeches on mag- try. Vtetnam, '" 1965, a tape "one small step lnr A man speec hes Most 1mp01 tantly , there IS netiC tape, they played them t ecorder played the nattOna I and at lhe t1mc 1t wa !:i ~ ug anthem durmg a h umtd prethe posstb lllty that bac k· Simulta neously from vanous gested that the bette• wo •d· daw n day and when the song locallo n s tn the nauon , tng be dubbed 1nto. t he ground notse wtll tnterfet e th ereby reducmg the chances ended a n a llegedly convtcted htstonc tape Lt wa sn t tl w1th alterat ion Hecord 1ng cnmma l was executed by a of assassmat10n shouldn't have been, the galls engtnecr rom Dowd says thai fmng squad Today, mag nettc ta pes are the drone of an overhead And a great deal of the tn· of lustory bemg as 1mp01 tanl plane, f01 example. IS most '' once agat n protectmg a na as the [acts or ll tr ona! leader ThiS ti me by flue nce, good, bad or m To be sure. 1f At mstrong s d tfttc ull to tn terr up t A ' not playmg at a ll And t hough dtrfere nt , 1s orchestrated not tape wo u ld have been altered laboratory o scil los<·opt! , ~ • record ed reels are the only so much by the orchestras bu t 1t would have been unde t ec~ whtch translates electn cal slmila fl ty between t he two by tape a lten ng tec hmc ta ns ta bl e Tec h ntctans today Im pulses of so un d 1nto g reen pe n ods or lustory, the poll lt Tape alterat ton, says Br ttts h boast they can do a lmost a ny· wavy lmcs. wo uld detect 111 cal li re of Rtc ha rd Ntxo n ts e lec troni CS ex pe rt Adrta n thmg wtth a 1ecot dmg and do te t r uptwn ) mmed• a te ly The Hope, ts as old as ta pe Itself a lso sure ly a t stake 1t tnvtsibly To prove th is, il before· break a nd a fte r· brea k It 1s or co urse 1ron1c that Th e Ge rm a n s a lt e r e d New Yor k aco u st i cal port tons of the plane wave colbston on Rt 35m Southstde, Mason County about 6:30a.m so methmg so mge mously tn - Wmston Churchtll's speec hes resea rch tmn rece ntly pu t wo ul d st mply not ma tc h up today. Batrd has multiple lacerations and has been x..-ayed VIal as a brown ribbon could dunng the World Wa r II for togethe t a ta pe ol se lecte,d Yet all t he d tfflcul t !es a p· to detenrune fractures. The acctdent ts sttll under m· play such tmportant roles 1n h om e f r o nt c-o ns umptiOn pa t en tly have so lultons The words fro m Prestdent N1xon s Pnso ne rs of wars of th e last h iStory Magnellc tape IS only ,nt e r rup t1 01~ of th e pla ne vesttgatton by the West Vtrgmia State Htghway Patrol speeches wh1c h 111 N1xo n's 30 yea rs old, commerc ta lly, three dec ades have bee n sub· own vo1ce, says " 1 ha d prtor d rone, a s exa mp le, mtg ht be but bestdes protec tmg both JeCt to tape edttmg and word kn ow le dge of the Watergate m asked by mse• tl ng a co ugh Fasc 1sts a nd Re pubhcans 1L s ub sttluttOn (m e n who dtd bre ak· tn I a uth orized su bor o r sneeze or the sla m of a has mflue nced a lmost eve ry- nothm g e lse bu t te ll th e dm a tes to e ngage m 1llegal doo1 at the splice Bestd es one tn the world to so me ex- e ne my a bout the1r fa m1hes campa tgn tacl tc s I sha ll t his says anot he r acoustical have wound up recorded as te nt or othe r expe r t, Mark Ha nd a II o f Syn And J e sus said to h1m, "1f a nti ~ Am e r~c a n ) l n ea rl y contmue to sub ve rt t he m ~ to nt c Researc h Inc , so me Much of the mflue nc e, like you can! All thmgs are po ss1~ radiO th e bltps a nd bloopers st1tut1 ons ol gov~ r nm e nt by ble to h1m who believes " the tape tlself, has been fnb· of prog rammtn g we re all unl a wful mea ns" The tape t apes . a s app<~re n t l y t he tw o nunutes long, has l45 presidential ta pes, a t·e vo tcc Immediately the father of bled Ftve hundre d and rorty d e le ted be fore atrt1mes one mtlhon dollars worth or ac ll\ a ted Tha t mea ns they I he chtld crted out and said. Today tape a lte ration IS spl1ces, only tht ee of y.. hu:: h go on 01 off at the leve l of pre· recorded tapes were sold "[ beheve : help my un· e eastl y heard to Amencans last year, most htgh and tmportant art Must ar Actu beliefl" - Mark 9.2.1,24 a lly suc h a splice JOb speec h 'So tf Ntxo n's tapes cal re co rdtn g tec hmc1ans M them endmg up on che ap ha ve a SUSJJI C IOUS b1 ea k the The1e IS no p1 oble m of often are as Important as the - 145m two n'unut es, IS pro c la nn mtght be that vo1ces Japanese reco rde rs wh1 c h babl y un poss1ble to d o pe•· human na ture wh1 CIL IS 111 · e t from Matn e to re corde r s ln one popular fec tly I S Te1be l, who made we1e lO\\ Cicd a nd the tape soluble - Ralph J Bunche. trump Mahbu the watls and whtn· album ·Count Baste - Supe r form er d e legate to the U ntte d mes of agomzed young musi- Chte£,' 1 the son~ " Love and the alte red N !XO I1 ta pe, says JUSt shut off ' All of thlS OfCO UI SC ISt.tfal t the rat1o of splices to Na tiOns Cians who m1stake energy for Love Toru g bt ' ha s bee n tha c ry 11om the Ger ma ns Lr ymg tape t1m e IS ct uc1a l Too spliced 171 ttm es In t he "Terrors are turned upon e nte rt a mme nt Four hundred album "Co n ce rt fo r many c hance s fot e1ror tn too to protect the u fulu e1 In and twe nty f1 ve tmlhon dol t hose day s adua ll y, magme. my honor Is pursued as Bangladesh" one mus1c1an ~ short a ttme of th1s was m t he Iars worth by the w1nd . and my form of e tg ht tra c k tap e, mLCrophone ma lfunc t1on ed But perfection ts poss1 ble ne tic ta pe .,., as not eve n mug· prosperity has passed away meanm g each mstrument ha s durmg play and hts part had unde r mot e no rm al c11 cum ne t1c l<~p e - JUSt pa pe t n b· bon \\lib red ox1de pa mt And like a cloud. And now my to be dubbed tn the followm g stances, says Te tbel If, rm p e rhdp s eve n tod ay the a space on the tape to dra· soul1sfoured out with10 me, mattze tls own abtllty to go mornmg The edttmg usually e xaml?l ~, a 45- mmute prest a rg um e nt o f soplli SLi c ated days o affliction ha\oe taken IS no sec1 et, some rec01 d ct e nt1al di :,C USS IOI1 w as protcct1 on by sophtsltcated off key wtthout spot ling any hold of me."- Job 30· 15,16 Jac kets descnbe the altera· recorded , a nd pet ha ps two ta pe ma y be outdated Many Humantly e tther mak~ s . or thmg par ~t g rap hs of co nve r gat \On Ye t some or the mfluence t10n pro cesses a s 1f th e deleted, '1ll wo uld be rcla sa v H1cha1d Ntxon has be breeds, or tol e rates all tts customer IS gettmg more for a ffhct10n s, great or small - of ma gnettc tape has bee n h1s money t1 ve ly s1mple," a nd d etec tt on co me so e ns JMtled 1n Iu s h1St011C filame nt that at thts H G Wells. Englis h ht slonan more se riOu s and occa · Yet des ptte th e htstory of ''one m a rmll! on ' s10nally de adly se nous Good and nove h st E xpe1ts ag ree the1e ate pomt m t un e, the onl y th1ng librar1e s s toc k ca sse ttes tape alte r a tt o n and th e diffic ulties tn volved w1lh th e on the tapes IS his swa n song wh tch record books for the benef1ls of tl (who wants to A good Wife who can frnd" blind Sc hools have utiliZed hear a news prog ram mte r ~ un de tec table alteratiO n of she 1s far more precious than tape recot de rs as mexpen· vte wee belc h''), th e re r e~ reco tdtngs The qual1 l\ olthe Jewels. She looks well to the ways of her household. and does not eat the bread of idleness. Her children rise up and call her blessed, her husband also. and he praises her - Proverbs 31.10,27,28. Look well to th e hearthstone, theretn all hope for Amenca lies - Calv1n Coolidge, 30th U S Prestdent II) To m T1ede -- ." FATALITY SCENE - A man tdentifted only by the name, Gerald Smtih , of Cmcmn ati, was burned to death and Charles Lee Batrd , Southstde, has been admitted to the tn· tenstve care um t at Pleasant Valley Hospttal followmg thts ' THOUGHTS "What Energy Crisis?" 3- The Dati) Sent mel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy. 0. Nov 14 1973 'J"' .l 0 1\ t enuauements 0 n tap • ~· ~ · n .t' ' The President has no peers \V!lllcHn Safu c d lor mer speech wr1ter f01 Pres1dent Nix· on and nnw co lumrn :;t tor th e New Yot k T1mes, recently exammed se \o era l ot thl' most lr cquenll y g tven reasons t01 detn dnd mg that t he Pt cs rd ent res1gn, and lound them wantmg •\rnon g thmn wa s the obJ ec tion that as long as Mr N1xon re ma 1ns oresJde nl , the mves li gauon Ql Ius admtmstratton w dl be 1mpede d l'o wh1 c h S~1 f11 e 1e phed Of co ut se 1t wtH The P1 es1de nt 1s th e targ e t of a grand Jut y a nd he can be expectf' d to do what he can to defend h1m sell F'acc 1t M1 N1xo n st ands acc u.sed, and he wlll co-opera te a s l1 tlle a s he must 111 the ptusec utJ on oftumself whtch under ou1 :syste m , 1s th e Jtgh t of the .acc used II Ju s <H'C use t s t hmk the P1 es1de nt has committed 1m· pe acha bl e c t tm es . they should stop blammg h1m for not pro v1ng: tt !01 the m The\ should dppOint the u own prosecu tor, a1111 lum w1th the pO\\ CIS of JUdtclal and le~1 slallve branc hes, and ma ke th e u ca se ot hold the1r peace Th1s 1s an lll CH'd!bl<• set ol stdle me nts, es pcc~ally from one who was so close to the occu pa nt ol the nwsl aw esome sea t ol pow e r Ill the \\ o1ld To ac kn owledge that Pr PSIde nt N1xon 1s entttled to the full protec tion ol the ldw li ke a ny othe r Cllize n, JUSt as he surel y IS s unilat lv su bject to the lull pPnaltles of th e law, IS nut to sa y tha t lw ~~no diifcie nt fro m a ny other Cit ize n He 1s th P I 'Je~il dcnt He has no pee1 no counterpart tn the Un1ted S t ,I Ii's I hl't c 1!:1 no olftce1 lt ke h1m tn our govern· m e nt He 1s one ol the most Important me n m the world He 1$ not a n d ppulntcd ottl ct.Il, subj ec t to <:tism1ssal by h1s s upe n01 lie t!l not L1n alde rman a ma yor a governor of one uf 50 stal es lit• ~ ~ nu l .1 re pt es~nt ati v e 01 se na tor, who long a go m1 g: ht have bee n c(~ n slll cd a nd ex pelled from Cong ress by Iu s co lleagues It th e PrPsldl' lll WC I e clllYihtng less titan the Preside nt. the Wcd e rgate sca ndal \\Ou ld not li<JVe t~ ss umed th e histoncally and consll tt ll mna ll v p1 od1~1ou s pr opot t1uns tha t It d1d tn the i11 st pla ce To sugge:;t tl1<1t the man who a fev. days ugo laced a crtsts w1t h the Sovwt Unwn O\CI lhC' Middle E:ast the man who 111 th e last ext! Clll lly pu shes the hutlon the ma n who has 1m· me nsc powet ovc1 the II\ l'S a nd w(' lfare of mtlltons of lluman bPmgs 111 peace 01 111 \~ d' - to :-i uggesl tha t thiS man ts not to be he ld lO cl :-illlnda td of <.ICCOlJntah J! Itj \<Jstl y diffe rent fiOITI Uw t of clfl Y Oldt na t \' Cli iZCil \~U ul d hl' l td JCUlo us we re Jt nol so tn ght c nwg To suggest t h ~1 t I )ll):;tdl' l11 N1xnn mav m good conscience wntc h th e ncttJQn tea1 tlsPll apa1 t ove r Wate rg<tte, ma y bc111gnl ; co ntemp I<ttL' 1111 pel r cJ lysiS ot the exec ul t ve branch, w htlc he exe rcises h1s t tglll nnt 111 co·opetate 111 the pro se cu ~ t1 on of h 1mse lf fwh' wnuldn l It he the cxn ne1at10n of hun· se lf1 ) IS a lmosl Incnmpl ehcns1hlc • d WASHINGTON !NEA l " And 1n the last days rt shall be, God declares. that I The baste fltm smess ol th e SALT I US ·So v~et d1 sarm a · will pour out my Sp1nt upon me nt ag reement has always bee n the strongest reason to all flesh, and your sons and doubt whe ther the much adv e rtised detente between the two your daughters shall na t10ns had muc h real substance Th1s IS offe red to put m perspective the ar guments that out prophesy, and your young men shall see visions. and re cenl worldwtde m1htary ale rt at a ttght moment m the your old men shall dream Mtddle East war called the depth or detente tnlo que st ton Astde from trade approaches clearly much destred by dreams;" - Acts 2.11. Kee p true to the dreams of Moscow SALT I has been the key concrete achie veme nt thy youth -Johann Schtller used to re but skepttcs who arg ued that de tente up to now ha s be en mostly a tossmg o[f of toasts beneath tmkltn g chan German poet de h ers SALT I was hatled because 11 narrowly limited develop· The money, bebeve me. the But we exhort you, me nt and de ployment of ABM mtss tl e de fe nse syste ms, and money brethren, to do so more and also f1xed the number of ffiiSStles each country could mam -Miss Amenca. Rebecca more. to aspire to live tam The Sov1et Umon was g1ven a numertcal and perce n· Ann Kmg, when asked to qutetly. to mind your own ta ge advantage m tins accord, on the theory 1t wa s necessary explain why she entered affairs. and to work w1th to balance the acknowledged gre ater sophiStiCatiOn ol our the Miss America com .. your hands, as we charged m1sstle weaponry - espectally that mow Polan s~ Po se tdon petition you, that you may command submarme fle et The JOker, or course, was that no llmtt wa s placed upon the the respect of outstders. and never 1n my wtldest be dependent on nobody - I number of warheads which could be dispatc hed m a g 1ve n dreams , or rather, Thess. 4:10,11,12. nuclear m1sstle Smce we were already deploy1ng mt ssJles mghtmares, thought I'd ever wtth multtple, mdependently· targeted warheads (e ach mts Amer1ca ts not a land of get to Alcatraz money but of wealth - not a s1le on a Poseidon vessel has at least 10 warl1eads), the Rus -Mrs Skeffington land of rtch people but of sue· swns wanted no cetlmg so they'd have a c hance to play Ardron, of London. one cessful workers There ts onl y tch·up of the f1rst tourists to one thtng that make s ca Ye t we, too, saw the advantage ofracmg on wtth the multivtsit the abandoned prospenty, and that ts work ples IMIRVsl One expert esltmates that we wtll have roughly pr1son in San Franeisco - Henry Ford , Amencan m ~ 10 000 nuclear warheads by mtd -1975, and we wtll not ye t be Bay, now open to the du stnallst tnto the era ot the new · generatwn submarme Tndenl whose pubhc. larger, more numerous mtss tles may carry from 20 to 24 warheads ap1ece I thought I had seen every· Desptte our acknowledged advanc es we got pretty exer thmg, and I've been to the And the people stood by, c tsed thts summer when we venf1ed that Russ1a was testll\g Dallas Fatr twtce watching, but the rulers MIRVs on one or tts g1ant, land-based nuclear mtss tles -Sen. Stuart Symmgton, scoffed a( him, saying, "lie The newest round of SALT conversatiOns IS supposed to D .·Mo, on the White saved others; let him save get around to puttmg some check on all thiS Sttll, the guess· House revelation that himself, if he IS the Christ of mg has to be that agreement wtll come slowly Both stdcs two Watergate tapes do God, his Chosen One!" - will be rushmg to commtt themselves trreverStbly to MIRV · not exist. LUke 23:35 mg programs that would have to be accepted a s a foundatton When the dtctators and the for any hmttatwns agreement I've been around here for opportuniSts are gone, the The trouble tS, as specialist Herbert F York wr1les m the ftve years bttchtng about cross w1ll sllll stand before us Nove mber Sctenltftc Amencan, that MIRVmg has a whole what I could do 1f I had the and somethmg tn us w tll say, host of attractlOns for a maJor nuclear power opportumty- and all at once uThat IS the real thmg" A m1sstle wtth many warheads mdependently targeted IS a they gtve me the ball Ralph W Soc kman, Amen· c heaper devtce, tf the goal IS to btl many targets, than a -Sen Wilham s..be, R · can clergyman whole array of smgle weapons separately prope lled Ohio, on h1s nomination In York's vtew, sendmg off a MIRVrd weapon wlltch late r as attorney general by dt spatches several warheads to wtdely se parated pomts a c· Prestdent Nixon t ually goe s beyond confusmg an enemy's defense and e xhausts tts capac tly to cope adequately wtth the attack If the pohttcs of nghteous If thts IS truly so, then hm1tat1ons on ABM's seem generall y mdrgnatlon succeeds 111 per~ C S trtel evant, whtch casts SALT I tn a weakened hght and suad mg the Pres tdent to ...--F._:A_T __.., makes the long US fuss over ABM a rather fruttle ss exerrestgn and rehevmg the Con· ctse Yo• k tn hts arttcle says as mu c h, mdt catmg agreement gress of tts clear duty, how on ABM l1mtts mtght not have been attamed had the re not long wtlltt be berore our poll · been what amounts to a MIRV escape clause (the 1ss ue IS ttcs ts corrupted by compett · omtlted ) ttve self·rtghteousness? The 1mpress10n Prestdent NIXon sought to convey wtth -Sen. George 0 Aiken. SALT I was that wf and the world are sa[er for tl But tt IS R·Vt., In a statement hard to dtsagree wtth the contentton of York and many urging the Congress to othe rs that MIRVmg, still open-ended, mtroduces a cructal either "impeach (Nixon) ele me nt of mstabtltly mto the nuclear equatiOn or get off his back." Indeed, many experts feel MlRVs mtght destroy the bal· an ce ot de terrence and g1ve one nat1on a menac mg capac1ty for a preempttve ftrst stnke. beyond retaliatory pQwe r 10' In the south west, the ,powerful Red Rmders of Texas Tech mee t Bay lor a nd the ll'exas Longhorns engage TCU Our Texas operatt ve sees b1g wtns for Texas Tech 47·14, a nd (or the Longhorns 38-7 - hak~ aff ' In the [ar west, UCLA a nd South ern Cah[orma wa rmm g up for the tr Pac-ll IItle clash next week, wtll come through un sca th ed The rou g h a nd ,ready Uclans w1ll pohsh off Oregon Slute, 44·23 - kaff-kaff ~ and the TroJans wtll out· Timely Quotes WORLD ALMANAC BARBS Ray Cromley by PHIL PASTORET Two Amertcan·prestdents People who say "r.acked have been honored wtth the hke sardmes" haven t seen Nobel Peace Prtze the bargam·type we bought Theodore Roosevelt and recently. Woodrow Wtlson each recetved thts award for The Pilgrims had a lot to thetr erforts to better be thankful for. No omog, no manktnd, The World ""The fu e l Cl l:-itS need no t mc.tn genut ne ::,utfen ng for any traffic jams, no television ... Almanac recalls Roosevelt <\tnt'!ICan ." says I'!C.' sldem N1xon ' bu t tl wtll req u1r e so me was honored tn 1906 for hts There's no such thmg as a sue t Ili ce hv all J\mC' II tJns servtces as medtator durtng One sac r JIJ cc 1s !t•vl'f•r ~t: l!(• d u l t•d a1r l1 ne fh ghl s wht ch ~ u g­ httle trouble, tf you're the one the Russo-Japanese War m who's m 1t ~l'sl s an Jntclesl!ng qut•stto n 1905 In 1919, Wilson . In wh1 c h ca b·gOI Y - suth_'flng 01 :o;l:ICJ II tcc - wo uld a cut· received the pm.e for hts Fellow married to the buc k m th e fr•(:lo(llH.'IIty ot ll1giHs b\. At1 Fort: t' One be twee n efforts m estabhshmg the thP Wt•s tc rn Wh il e ll tiUM ' Jh(• SrnJ11ll'lll Wh itt• Jl nusl' a nd the shrew down the street has League of Natwns whine with every meal. I Wh 1U_• Hmt st' W htiL' II Ilu~ 1.1!1 1 A new kind of weapon a new kind of war Fuel for thought • I j I I • WASHINGTON (NEAl The Arabs have now s hown thetr Qtl·boycott strategy wtll work The Leomd Brezhnev · Anwar Sadat planmng has been a success Pohttcally. 011 has thus far proved to be a more effecttve weapon tluin mll•lary threats and •nft Russtan blandtsh· • llr~ c h ~rg t U for dt pe n d abl •• lo n~o: hstlllg ]JO I> er • Pol} prop}ll• n e case 95 $ 17 ~ ol ! "' l f'l rJC h ~ n M!l Group AW nf !>(11 p H,O UI ~p I ~ AH CJ5 w th GrouP AW ] .i pn ct d ~lo gl'l tJy nq~ h f r ~ nd r o 1 1 r for h1!>1h po1' er t o v. r1gh t r 1110 ~h tH J... htil1 and f • ~IS1 HH c • N on s pl a~h .'! ftn:.: c tp s ltr).! p l~ ll nl s plas tiC' r\)1 SPJl tr ~l <ifS FREE INSTALLATION' MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E. Main St. POMEROY, OHIO 992-2101 ONE OF TltE LARGEST nRE IVURS IN SOilKASfERII ' 0!110 lolm I t nh1: \In hu•l 1". Zarkl4- GURA TO RANGERS CHICAGO (UP! ) - The Chtcago Cubs have sent lefthanded pttcher Larry Gura to the Texas Rangers to complete an ear her trade and have hired Mtke Roarke as manager of thetr Trtple-A Wtchita Arrows farm club 1 Gura, 25, who worked wtth the Cubs part of four seasons between mmot league stmts, went to Texas I<J complete the deal that sent left-handed relief spectallst Mike Paul, 28, to the Cubs Sept. I. Pomeroy We Accept Federal Food Stamps 115 W. 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Wtth msufftc1ent alternative energy so ur c e ~ m prospect, can any nat1on stand up agamst Arab de mands, especmll_y tf they are backed by a slow ttghtemng or the sc re ws~ Western Europe IS tn thts unhappy postlton today Also Japan So also Will tlu s be the postlton or th e Untted Stales two to t~ree decades hence - or less- tf prese nt esllmates are correct Whtle the Untied States wtll not be a s dcpen· dent as Europe or Japan, •t wtll be dep e ndent e nough to re s pond to threats or shut-off once the pe r ce nta~e or our Arab·supphed otl nses above a yet-und e te rmmed cructal poml The questton thus becomes can thiS c ountry develop other energy sources tn s ufft c1e nt quantities qu1ckly enough? From everythmg that can be learned, Egypt's Sada~ fro,;; lhe start, had no hopes or wmnmg the war wtth hts armtes. Accordmg to reports recetved by lhts re porter, he ha~ hoped only to make enou~h of a showmg to force hts otl ·ncn. Arab netghbors mto usmg the one weapon he be lieved would be e ffective - the otl boycott , ~ To make thts plan work, the Egypttan and Synan armtes had to make a credtble advance mto lands held bv Israel and hold them long enough to prove they were no Ionge the ptttful armtes o[ old The Russtans had to be Wtlllng to step m qmckly enough wtlh sufftctent pollllcal and mthlary force (or threat of force) to enable the Arabs to hold on to some or the terntory they regamed tn another cease ftre The Arab ml producer'S, m turn, would have to announce a credtble threat, one whtch would not boomerang Urn· medtately cuttmg orr all otl supplies would have made th~ Arab lands more enemtes than fnends Reducmg the flow gradually tn a htghly selecttve !ashton and forcmg those who recetved the otl to mom tor thetr own exports, gave the Europeans ttme to reflect and to retreaD Thts strategy was poss1ble only because the Arab ml· produclng countnes had learned how to work together dunng these past few years. The cooperating Arab nattons were, tn fact, qutte cool about the whole matter They carefully ratsed otl pnces before the parttal boycott m order to make certam the cut· back would not cost them any revenue As noted abOl'e, all thts should lead us all to some very careful thmkmg about the future statistics REQUEST DENIED WASHINGTON (UPI) - The National Transportalton Safety Board has turned down a request by th e Federal Avtatton Admtntstrahon to permanently revoke the hcense of the copilot and owner of lhe plane whtch crashed last New Year's Eve, ktlltng baseball star Roberto Clemente FAA flight mspectors m San Juan ISSued an emergency hcense revocatiOn order Aug, 3, 1970, agamst Arthur Revera, the owner of the chartered DC7 which crashed en route to Ntcaragua wtth emergency supplies for earthquake vtc· tims. Accordmg to the FAA, Revera was guilty of conduct· mg unauthoriZed commerctal fltghls m the Cartbbean But Revera appealed the FAA order and the Board reduced tl to a 180-day suspenston, starting Jan. 22, 1971. The records became public Tuesday Chicago streak · . snapped 116-108 MANJ\\,t:RS TO Mt:t:l (•umc r o}' Hoys l.cag ut.• mana ~l' rs of the pti'IY, hUll· league, and JK!c "'cc lcag ut• a rc a skt•d to mt•c l F nday at 1:30 p.m. at lhe Pomeroy first aid room m vrllage ha ll wh en ti <· kcls wi ll be distribut~ for the Janua ry give-a· way and other money m a king projcc:t s will be dtseussed. If any manager cannot attend, William Ohlinger has asked that a representati ve of the league be sent. • TEAM STATS Instant-On Performance For Today's Cars At A Popular Low Price! ' Dear I agree that we all must do our parts but c ouldn t you turn the thermostat up JUSt a b1t ?' • Hoople picks Penn State By MaJor Amos B. lloo pl• Peerless P rophet Egad, fnends, from east to west, north to south, up and down and across the breadth of thts glonous land of ours, there ~re tjmlhng football matches m s tore fo r you thts Saturday wn·kumph 1 Vas, no matter where you restde ther~·s a ptgskm treat on i<lp - ka ff. ' kaff• In the east, Penn State, ~olhng along toward a certam Bowl btd, wtll entertam Ohto \J mvers Lty, and Yale and Prmce ton wtll tangle m an Impor tant Ivy loop encounter The Hoople nod goes to Penn ~tat e by a 49-16 coun t, and to the Old Blue over Prmceton, 35-8 - Boola-Boola' Down south, Alabama and LSU, lookmg ahead to thetr showdown ba ttle Thanksgtvmg Day, mee t Mtanu (F ia ) and ¥•sstsstppt State respectively The htgh-sconng Cnmson Ttde had best pay attentton to what's gm ng on or they could be sur prt sed by the Hurricanes We prcd1ct an •Alabama vtctory 37·20 LSU should have an easter ti me of tl lurnm g back the Bulldogs, 27· Marauder Sl.HtNI Florida 32, S. Ca rnhna t6 M'lltut k.J 17. F lun da 10 San Oi<•go St 35, t'rcs<·o St. 20 IN) Fo1tow1ng are th e fula l score Washmgton. 35-12 1 Auburn ,14, Georgia 12 stiltiSt tcS tor the 1973 Mecg'li At Salt Lake Ctty , Utah wtll Paclllt· 33, Hawai i 7 t N) MUrilUder tootball s~.=t.so n tNOr VIOU AL STATS enteri<lm Utah State m the 72nd Rutgers 28, Holy Cross 14 RU S H I N G repeat of thetr annual classtc C Yds A vg TO Idaho St 26, Idaho 20 1'16 655 5 1 4 Wh itlat ch The Utes lead tn thts Illinois 42, Minnesota 21 58 285 4 9 ) Otler tradtltonal affatr wtth 46 Missouri l8, Iowa St. 14 58 166 2 9 '] Ash 26 102 3 9 Magnotta v1ctoncs, 21 defeats and 4 t1es. Nebras ka 36, Kansas St. 1~ 10 41 4 1 Couch and when the smoke has LSU 27, Miss. St. 10 (N) I '10 20 Thomas ~ 2 9 4 s Hott man cleared on Saturday they 'll Dayton 24 Marshall 7 2 7 3 s T Quails have thetr 47thwm We ma ke tt Miami, (0 ) 20, Cincinnati 1 1 1 Bailey 37 8 2 'l Warner Ui<lh 22, Utah State 20 1 2 8 4 14 Wol le The mtd-wes t boasts of rour Mt ch. St . 16, Indiana 14 :J:ZJ 17?0 3 9 H TOTALS J76 13 47 l 6 10 OPPON eye~catchmg attractions, two Tenn 32, Mississippi 10 PA SSING m the Btg Ten - M tchtga n vs A C Yds I TO Pet Navy 24, Georgia Tech, t25 52 804 11 5 42 Warner Purdue and OhiO State, aga mst 0 0 0 1 0 0 17 IN) Au II Iowa - and a patr m the Btg TOTAL S Wyoming 22, New Mexico 15 52 804 11 5 42 Etghl - Oklahoma vs. Kansas N. Carolina 28, Wake Forest OPPON \16 114 44 SS4 9 4 39 and Nebraska meetmg Kansas PASS RECEIVING 26 C Yds A v g TO State' Tulsa 33, N Texas St. t2 Wolfe 21 319 15 2 3 The Oklahoma Sooners and Ohio State 42, Iowa 6 Cremeans 12 239 19 9 2 Wh1t1a1ch 8 92 11 5 Nebraska's Cornhuskers can't Oklahome 37, Kansas 28 As h s 53 1o 6 help but be lookm g forwa rd to Penn. St. 49, Ohio U. 16 Lo wery 4 ao 20 Magnott a I 11 11 thetr showdown sla ted for TV Yale 35, Princeton 8 Davenport 1 10 10 on the day a fter Thanksgtvm g Michigan 24, Purdue li TOTALS S2 804 1S S 5 INTERCEPTIONS but bar-rmg an unexpected Texas A&M 26, Rice i IYdsTd ' upheaval they s hould both SMU 32, Arkansas 17 Cremean s J2 "J8 Wolfe p~eva t l We confide ntly predtct Memphis St. 16, SW LoUI· Coats 1JJ Okla homa 37, Kan sas 28, a nd I 25 P1c kens slana 14 (N) Nebrasks 36, th e Wtldcats 15 1 Stanlord 39, Oregon 18 8 1 Lowery Also pnmmg for thetr IItle Boston Col. 24 , Syracuse 0 R Qu all s 9 165 TOTALS showdown on Super Saturday 12 22 220 OPPON November 24, the Buckeyes Texas Tech 47, Baylor 14 PUNTING P Yd s Avg wtll roll at will over outmanned Texas 38, TCU 7 Eason 34 1191 35 0 and outg unned I owa , 42·6, Kent St. 34, Toledo 24 35 11 48 32 8 Oppon PUNT RETURNS whtlc Mtc htgan Will have more R YdsAv (N) of a tusse l subdumg Purdue , 24· Tulane 35, Vanderbilt 25 9 66 73 Coats 3 23 77 Whitlatch 17 - harrumph ' (N) 2 6 J A sh Now go on wtlh the foreca st UCLA 44, Oregon St. 23 14 95 6 8 TOTALS 13 51 4 OPPON Alabama 37, Mlamt, (Fla. ) Utah 22, Utah St. 20 KICKOFF RETURNS 20 R Yds Avg Arizona St 45, U Tex., El 6 116 19 3 Magnotta Air Force 19, Ar1zona 18 Paso 6 6 107 17 8 Coats Pttt. 30, Army 14 87 21 8 4 Wh 1tlat ch VMI 18, Va. tech 12 2 25 12 5 Morr cs Bo,.llng Green 37, No. Ill. Wash. St. 27, Cahforrua 21 2 19 95 Ea son 10 I 11 11 Bolm So. Calif. 35, Washington 12 1 10 10 T Quall s Harvard 24, Brown 15 So. Miss. 18, W. Texas St 22 315 17 TOTALS Citadel 28, Davidson 14 24 427 17 8 OPPON 13 SCORING Maryl&nd 23, Clemson 7 Vlrglnla 29, West Va. 12 TOPatFgPts Colgate 12, Boston U. 8 5 JO Oder Richmond 30, Wm & Mary 4 2 26 Whit lat ch Colorado 21, Okla. St. 20 14 J 18 Wolfe Penn. 24, Columbia 20 3 18 War11er Wlsconsm 21, Northwestern 2 12 Ash Dartmouth 18, Cornell II 7 2 12 Cremean s Temple 34, Drake 14 12 12 Georg e VIllanova 20, Xavier 8 6 Lowery 1 134 20 14 TOTALS 15 11 1 104 OPPON BERRr'S WORLD not worth their salt ~I K Car nlum 47. Appa la•·ho:r Bruce Biossat MIRVing makes talks Sl.lh ' ':0 . ltnJ..,• 1 p:ts gf ga 21 64 49 I 19 67 59 2 18 55 46 1 17 53 46 3 13 58 67 2 12 40 74 1 5 10 5 11 West w I t P:1S gf ga Edmonton 13 1 0 26 68 Mmnesota a 6 1 17 56 Wrnntpeg 7 8 2 16 60 Houston 7 4 I 15 52 Los Angeles 5 13 0 10 44 Vancouver 4 13 0 8 46 Tuesday ' s Results Houston 5 M1nnesota 2 Cleveland 5 Cl'lrcago 2 Edmon1on 4 Los Angeles 0 Van couver 5 W1nn 1peg 3 (Only games sched ul ed) Wednesda y' s Games (No games scheduled) The Dai~ 45 59 34 ?1 79 Sf New York New CHRISTMAS SPECIALS 1971 PINTO 1970 MAVERICK 1969 PlYMOUTH $795 1967 MERCURY $695 Many More Keith Goble Ford, Inc. EARLY BIRD OFFER N and COUNTR INTER RETREAD DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA. CHESTER L TANNEHILL , E•ec Etl ROBERT HOEFL.ICH Ctfy Editor Published dally except Saturday by The Oh io Valley Pubi1Shln9 Company Ill Court Si , Pomero11 Oh10 , •S169 Busrnn Off1ce Phone 992 2156 Ed rtorial Phone 992 Second clus posta9e pa id at Pomeroy Oh lo Nationa l advert1s1n9 representallve Botl lnel!l Gat lagh•r Inc 12 Eest o12nd fm•IIY Sidetracked by Charlie chaoce to lte wtth three seconds Scott remamtng but neve r gut off the Scott, the Naltonal Basketball shot Spencer llaywood scored Association 's 13th leadmg sco- 25 pomts for the Somes and rer, poured m 38 pomts collected 17 rebounds I uesday mght as the Phoemx Bob McAdoo recovered • Suns ended a 12-game Chtca go career~h1gh 28 rebounds and wmmog streak, 116-108 and scored 31 pomts as Buffalo, braked thetr own losmg skem crackmg a slx·game lostng •t 10 stratght The Phoemx thm man, who ....,. . .......a;...,.... _,.. _""""'""'""'""'"'"""•""'"""'"'"..,....,..., _ .. ..,. ....,..,._.,..,.,.,.........,...,..................,,.,.,_ _ .,. stands 6-foot-6 and wetghs 175 pounds, ta lhed abnost half hiS tota l m the opemng pennd when he scored 17 pomts The Suns led, 59--43, at mterm lss1on Chtcago, droppmg two games behmd Milwaukee m the 2 Dr Only veh tcle easter on gas ts motorcycle Midwest DtvtslOn, closed to Extra n1ce wtthm two pomts at 103-102 With four mmutes remammg but couldn' t sus i<lm the dnve Bob Love led the Bulls wtth 32 2 Dr 6 cyl economy, cho tce of t wo ftn e cars pomts Mtlwaukee beat Portland, 108· 100, a nd owns the longes t NBA wmnmg strmg of the season at 13 stra tght. The Bucks wtdened 4 dr V 8 sedan Auto shtfl. P S, P B a slim 50-48 halftime lead to 85· 72 as they hit on 76 per cent of thetr shots m the thtrd quarter and were ahead by 15 pomts m the fourth pennd before Coach 4 Dr Sed an Auto shtf t , P 5., P. B Larry Costello send m the 1973 models: One 1!2 ton pickup. One 3/4 reserves Kareem Abdul.Jabbar led Mtlwaukee wtth 21 pomts ton Pickup; Three LTD's; three Torand Geoff Petrte scored 23 for nios. Exceptional stock of 1974 Cars and Portland trucks . In other games, New York edged Seattle, 104·102, Buffalo s topped Atlanta , 121-114, Golden State downed Cleveland, 128· 115, and Hous ton beat Phtladelphta, 97-83 Walt Frazter scored 26 pomts MIDDLEPORT, 0. 992-2196 and Btll Bradley added 22 for 3rd AVE. New York as the Kmcks almos t 34 Sentinel 2157 streak, rem~ wed 21 ~ games behtnd second- pl•ce New York 111 the AtlanUc DIVISIOn Pete Mar av t c~. the league's leadtng scorer, al so scored 3J pomts Rtck Barry scored at better than a poml·a-mmute chp ets he htt 43 pomts In 37 mtnutes for Golden State The former NBA sconng champiOn htt 7 of 10 fteld goal trtes 111 the lhtrd pertnd and wound up wtth 22 pomts for th~ quarter The Warrtors' Clyde Lee suffered a leg tn)ury and wtll undergo surgery today Austm Carr had lhe hot hand for Cleveland wtth 25 pomts All SIZES 25 $ FOR York S ubscription ratltS Del rvered by carrier where available SS cents per week By Motor Route where carr cer servrce not available One month S2 By mal! In Oh io and W Va One Year , 116 , Six months, 8 SO Three months , SS SO Elsewhere I l l veer , six months 19 SO three months, S6 Subscr iption price In eludes Sunday Times Sentinel PLUS TAX AND CASING H&R FIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT, 0. g b Golden State 8 5 615 LosAngeles 97 66 538 600 1 ~~~~....................................................................................... Portland Seartle 5 13 278 51f:; Phoen 1x 3 12 200 6 Tuesday's Results Buffalo 121 Atlanta 114 New York 104 Seattle 102 Houston 97 Ph1ladelph1a 83 Milwaukee 108 Portland 100 Phoen ix 116 Ch icago 108 Golden SMte 128 Cleveland 115 I Only games scheduled I Wednesday's Games Seattle at Boston Portland at Detro1t Houston vs KC Omaha at Kansas C1ty (Only games scheduled) Central Operating Company's. Philip Sporn Plant New Haven, W.Va. ABA Standtngs By Untted Press International East Kentucky carot1na New York Memphts V1rg u!'a w 12 I 2 pet 4 9 308 7 1h w I pet g b. 857 12 5 706 6 10 375 5 10 333 west g b llh 7 71h Utah 8 6 571 Denver 8 6 571 lnd 1ana 7 8 467 Jlh San AntoniO 8 11 421 2h San D eego 6 9 400 2112 Tuesday's Results New York 108 Memphis 92 Denver 127 lndtana 109 (Only games scheduled ) Wednesday's Games V1rgtn1a at MemphtS Carol ina at Kentucky Indiana at San Anton10 San Diego at Utah (Only gam es sc hedul ed ) Fresh & Frozen Has Job Openings For Permanent Employment In The Following Skills Mechanics Instrument Repairmen laborers We Will Train Unskilled Applicants. These Jobs Provide Excellent Wages And A Benefits Program Which Includes Ufe Insurance, Medical Insurance, Disabillity Insurance , Sick Leave, Vacations, Holiday, And Retirement. Although A Strike Is In Progress, The Company Continues To Operate The Plant. 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Firelands and Dayton Jefferson, both - ~~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • - l f i n ished fourth and fifth in Class AA, followed by Cleveland Benedictine, Columbus Watterson, Steubenville Catholic, Lisbon BeaVer and Minerva. Beaver was making its first appearance in the top ten, while Steubenville Catholic returned after a long absence after winning its last six games. Jumped From Tenth Benedictine, which jumped from tenth last week to sixth, tangles with 13th ranked Lima Central Cat~olic (7-2-1) in Fri<lliy night's other Class AA playoff game at Massillon . CANS · . Ada claimed the No. 3 position in the final Class A voting as Gory-Rawson, held to a 7-7 tie in its final game by Bluffton , fell from second to fourth. Marion Pleasant, which had a 44-ga me •vinning streak snapped at mid-season and the two-time defending poll champion, finish ed fifth, with Middletown Fenwick, Rockford - Parkway, Montpelier, M&R COUPON Portsmouth Notre Dame and Norwalk St. Paul rolllld out the top ten . Montpelier, which plays $,· . , Newark Catholic Friday night at Mansfield in the playoffs, 10 JAR ' was making its first top ten appearance , r eplacing McLIMIT 1 COUPON ' WITH COUPON Donald. Fenwick tangles with EXPIRES AShtabula St. john in the Class ------~-··········--1····· A semi ·final game at Upper Arlington. $ 00 • Save up to 75~o Model AR-4 . actual COOKING TIME e Cook cool with no m~ssive • Eliminate messy . pots and pans heat build up 13 oz. I.G.A. : : . • 21;9 batted .293. He previously wa s named MVP uf the Oakland A'.s second straight World Series outdistance runnerup J im Palmer of the Baltimore Or ioles. Palmer , the league's Cy Young Award winner as the top pitcher after four successive 20victory seasons, drew 11 second-place vo tes and 172 Reading, which had been 10. A kr on Ga rf ie l d (8 1l 76 ( 9 1 ) 77 year with a .350 average, n d ten : 11. Canton 7 . R ock f or d P arkway nestled in second place for the M Seco Detroit reliever John Hiller and c K i n le y 75 ; l:? Uppe r ( 1) ( 10 -0] 76 past four weeks, slipped ahead A r li n g to n 43; \3 . Gahanna e Mon tp elier (2] (8 1) 64 Oakland third baseman Sal 9 . Po rt s. No t r e Da me of the Blue Lions by a slim !S3- Li n co ln 'J9; 14. (t iel Ci n r: i n n at i Bando each had 83 points, St. X avie r an d Cinci n na t i (l] (8 . 2) 50 151 margin in the deciding L a Sall e 28 e a c h ; 16. D ay t on 10 . Norwalk s t . Pa u l · The previous unanimous se~ St e bb in s 27 ; 17. ( t iel Pr i n cet on ( 9 1) 48 vote, although the Blue Devils and lec tions were Denny McL.ain of Wal sh J es u i t 19 ea ch, 19. Second t en : 1\ , Pla in Ci ty had five fewer fil'st place votes C: olunobu s Wa l nut R idge 17: 20 . Jo nat h an Al d er ( 1 ) 4 3; 12. Detroit ( 1968), Orlando Cepeda, n c innat i E ld er 16 . M a r ion Cat h o lic; 41 ; 13 . Bluff than Court House . Both teams Ci O St. Louis- the only unanimous th e r s with t en or mor e t on 37; 14, G i b &onburg 30 ; 15 . finished witi1 I~ records. points: N ewark , Or egon Clo y ( t ie) M c Donald and W il l i ams winner ever in the NL-119671. . bur.g 29 ea ch : 17. R i v e rdal e 28 . Western Reserve, which is ( 1 ) and D over Frank Robinson, Baltimor e Clas s AA l B. Woodsf ield 27: 19 . ( t iel 1~ on the year and will take a T ea m Points Ye llow Spr i ng s and B e rn e (1966), Mickey Mantle. New 1. R e ad ing ( 4 1 ( 10 OJ 153 Un ion 25 e a c h . 27-game winning streak into its York Yankees ( 1956 ), Al Rosen, 2. Wash . Court Hou se Oth e r s w i th ten or rnore Friday night playoff semifinal ( 9 ) ( 10-0) 151 poi nt s : Shady si de { 1 ), K i r Cleve~nd (1953 ) and Hank 3 . Ironton (2) (10-0) 133 t l and , Bri ll i ant Bu c key e North game against seventh ranked Greenberg, Detroit (1935 1. 4. Ob erlin Fir e lands { 1 ). Ashtabu l a St. J ohn , H ic k s . Bowling Green, had a much ( 41 ( 10 -0 ) 102 vil le , and Pro c torv il le easier time in copping its No. 1 5. D ay ton J E!ffer son tl00) 63 Fai rland . rating, as did Covington . 6. Cl eveland Ben ed1 c t ine (1)( 6·22) 6 0 The Raiders, defending playLOSES PARTNER PLAY RESU MES 7 . Columbu s Watt er son off champions, picked up 18 DEER LAKE, Pa. ( UPI ) N. C. (UPI ) PINEHURST, ' ' (8 - 2) 59 8. Ste!.,lben ville Ca i ho li c first place votes and 295 points Hard-luck heavyweight Earnie With $100 ,000 at stake, Gibby (8 -2 ) .:14 in outpolling nmnerup Cincin_, 9 . Lisbon Beaver Shavers lost the services of one Gilbert has no in tenti6 r1 of (10 -0 J 41 10. Minerva (9 -1) J S nati Moeller, whiCh had 269. of his sparring partners Tues- going conservative. Seco nd t en : 11 . (t i e l L i ma First For Teams day when he broke the nose of " I want to shoot for a real Bath and Bella ire ( 1) 35 ear:::h ; The state poll titles were the 13 . L i ma Central Catho lic 33; Morris Ja ckson in a workout goOO round Wednesday und see 4. Toronto 26 ; 15 . St . Ma r y s first for each of the winning .1Memoria for his Dec. 14 fight a gainst lf I can 't increase my !cad ,'' l ( l) 24 ; 16. Whe ele rs burg 20 . 17 . New L ex in g to n 19 · teams. Jerry Quarry at New York . Gilbert said before starting . ·urbana 18 ; 19. Akron St'. Covington, which s hutout V18Jncent Sha vers finished his day's round five of the marath on 17; 20 , W es t Bran c h 15 . Others w i th t en or m or e eight of its opponents enroute work with four rounds against_ $500 ,000 World Open Golf : Hu ron , Lora i n Cathot·ic, to a !~record and finished the points Cookie Wallace but said he Championship . Gilbert CRITied Solo n . Dayton Carroll and se~son last Friday night with a Colum b us Mifflin . · would leave Muhammad Ali's a fat five-stroke advan tage Cla ss A · convincing 24-0 victory Over Team trainin g complex here and over AI Geiberge r and Tom Po i n ts rugged Urbana, received 12 \.Covington ( 12 ) (10 -0) 200 continue training in Cleveland. Watson when play rcswned 2, Newark Ca t holic fir st place votes and 200 points, He will go to New York the first today after· a tw o-day break. (5) (9 -0 ) 155 (2) (10 -0) 134 well ahead of runnerup 3. Ada Week ln December. Newark Catholic's 1S5. The Buccaneers are the only poll champion who will not be in the upcoming playoffs, having finished second to. Middletown Fenwick in Region 12 of the computerized ratings. Reading, which has a 25game regular season winning streak , but lost 12-6 to Columbus Watterson in the semifinals of last year's initial playoff, meets third ranked Ironton Friday night at Lancaster. Ironton, which was fifth last· week , also finished I~ on the year. Y<>ungstown Carindal Mooney, Moeller 's playoff opponent Friday night at Cincinnati, finished third in the Class AAA balloting, replacing Massil1on which lost 21-0 Saturday to Canton McKinley and dropped to ninth, Barberton, Lakewood St. Edward and Fremont Ross {Rather than the conventional took the next three places, with 35 minutes per lb.) Bowling Green and Willoughby South tieing for seventh, and I 4lfz oz. 303 : 795 6 F r e rn ont Ross ('2 l (9 I ) 7 . <Tiel Bowl in g G r een PEAS Twin loaf r-------------~;r··-~-------~-• M&R COUPON ~ · M&RCOUPON --1·------------~·~ M_& Jl COUPON ~· IINSTA~T . . . I CHASE & . . "ESCAFE $}09 : I NESTEA . 9~ I SANBORN 3 lb. $249T INSTANT 10 oz. . WITH I Point s MVP awards to win without a disse ntin g vote, led the American League with 32 homers and 117 runs be;ttted in this year and points to easily ARGO BREAD 9 WHIPPED TOPPING 35¢ I.G.A. TOMATO JUICE Betsy Ross Bake & Serve : J ackson , only the se venth play er in the 43-ycar hi story of be shortchang ing myself, the fans, the owners, the tea m and ever ybody else," Ja ck son added . " I would like to be the best. Whether 1 can vr not remains to be seen." Named fir st on every ba llot cast by a 24-man committeetwo in each AL city- of the Baseball Writers Associa ti on of Ameri ca , J ackson polled 336 TURKEY I.GA. CROUTETTES 7 oz. • CALIFORNIA LARGE STALKS to prove him self. I . Warren Wes Res . ' {18 ) {10 0 ) 2.. C i ncinnn t i Moe l ler ( 10) ( 10 OJ 3. Youngs , Car M ooney (9 . 1) 4. B~lrbe r lo t , ~9 11 5. L a kew ood 5 1. E d ward - three world champiOnship teams ." " .. . Un til I do them, I will enthu siasm of 27-year-uld Reggie Ja ckson, selected unanimously Tuesday as the American League's Mos t Valuable Pla)'er , this year , and thinkin g he still ha s more to do Board of Coar:hes ' football raftngs · ( with f 1rst place votes a nd won loS ! records in paren t heses I: Team small~boy told a news conferen•'e 11 1 Oakl and. •"I have not hit ;o horne r uns . I have not stolen 40 bases . J have no t won twet MVP's. And r have not been on COOK A BIG • • ••' By GENE CADDES UPI Sports Writer COLUMBUS ( UPI )Unbeaten Reading unseated Washington Court House in the final week of balloting in the United Press Intern ational Ohio High School Board of Coaches' Class AA football ratings, joining Warr en Western Reserve and Covington as the 1973 poll Hy IHA MILLER I' I Sports Writer NE W YORK 1UPI I - "There <Ire lots of th m~s 1 ca n do in the ~a rn e that I haven' t done.'• An aging s tar, perh aps? A reti ri ng vete ran, maybe? No( just the Reading . claims .. . UPI grid crown SUPERIOR'S WHOLE SMOKED Jackson is AL's Most Valuahle 'MARSHMALLOW CREME ' · · M&R COUPON ·. . 'I. ----------r -----~------lcRISCO • 12• 11 FOLGER COFFEE 1 I. I I 3 LB. CAN . WITH COUPON LIMIT 1 COUPON • EXPIRES ll!20!73 :...______________ I I ..L 11!20173 , i.;OL UMBU S (U P !) -- The ftna l 1973 Uni ted ' Press ln t ernat i on~l Oh io H igh Schoo l ~ I .. R~.A!/® '"'C " O'.I. A'E (lVlN by CORNING® oz. M&R SHOPPING CEN-TER . MIDDLEPORT OHIO made expre ss ly f o r the I SEAR • BROWN • GRILL • FRY • SAUTE I BAKE in the ~;ul~~vn,a~ OFFER EXPIRES DEC. 31, -1973 INGELS APPLIANCES N. SECOND AVE. 992-'2675 ' MIDDLEPORT . . �S - TheDatl)'Sentinel • ~!'ddt 1 eport-Pornero)', 0 ., No•• 11. 197:! ARMOUR STAR VERIBEST FAMILY PAK 1- The P.ily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomcro)', 0 ., Nov. WILL BE • CLOSED • THANKSGIVING DAY • U~.Ftm.O. Uhin (UI'O - Rill Mallury is " r1wkin ' the c·radlc <Jitd he <'ou ldn 't bt' ho.. vpit•r. . Mallury is ht·ad fti4JtbaJI t•nac·h at Mi.ami UniversHy, whu·h has spawm"tt sut•tt nutst.o.w ding c·u.H'ht.•s as Womly · •~a yes, A.ra Parscghlan. Rn Sl'ht>mbt•4: hlt.•r 1 Julm Pnut, Wt't•h ~wba nk and l'auiBrown and prtJUdly t·alls Hsclf tht- m1tion 's PORK CHOPS Cradle of Co:1ches." Mallory can feel right at home in the cradle thi s week after ~ led undefeated Miami to a 20-10 victory uvt•r Kent State Hllast weckend·s Mjd-American Conference "gam e or the year.'' The win ga\'e the Redskins their Urst undisputed con ference title since 1958, sent them to the Tangerin e Bowl and led to the selection of Mallory today as UP I Nationai ''Coach of the Week." CENTER & FIRST CUTS MIXED • • • •• BONELESS PICNIC HAMS PRICES GOOD · ROLlED PORK ROAST (CALLA STYLE) TI1RU NOV. 20th STOKELYS STOKELYS 4 GREEN BEANS or SHELLIE BEANS OR WHILE SUPPLY 303 CANS champions. FRUIT COCKTAIL 3 $1 00 303 CAN LASTS • • • 29 oz. SAVE can 90~ ·~ 10 oz. SAVE 14.OZ. PKG. · . - ... .,.., . :: -= --=- . ~~ '" SAVE 60~ BIG 30%. JAR WHITE YEU.OW WITH 14~ • so~ FOR • • can DEVILS FOOD SAVE FJNEST 3 lb. SAVE 70' 10. oz•. 3 LB. CAN TURK£ OOUPON .' ·-.. .,',. . • - CHARM IN HARTS JACK '0' LANTERN NONE SUCH I.G.A. TOILET TISSUE SLICED PEACHES SWEET POTATOES MINCE MEAT STUFFED OLIVES 29 oz. Pack 6oz. 28 oz. CHEESE CAKE • STOKELY PEARS ••• • IN HEAVY SYRUP 4 Roll ROYAL 1 3 • 59e •'• •• " 303 KELLOGGS . cans - 39~ I I I 3 oz. LIMIT 1 COUPON WITH I CoFFEE I COUPON I - 1 can - I LIMIT 1 COUPON I I COUPON I I _ ._••••• .!~!!.~.l~~.Z.~--J..~~!.~C!~~--f!P.!.RisJ.!!l!I01l.........2!:!'!~.llL2,2.1E-.I M&R SHOPPING CENTER , I I • II . . 170 113 ( I J (90 I ) 90 87 .(10 0) 86 7 . (Tie) Wi llo ughby South 9 . M assil l on (9011 (8 1 11 80 CO victory as well. But , Jackson said, he s till ha s plenty to do, and he enumerat· cd some of hi s goals: " 1 hav e not hit .300 yet," he points while centerfielde1· Amos Otis of Kans as City, a .:100 hitter, had 112. 4 . Co r y Ra w son (1){901) 115 Rod Carew of Minnesota, wlw 5. Marion P leasan t {B n 89 won his third batting title this 6 Middle t own ~e nw ic k 7 MIN. A LB. ~:~~:~o; and Akron Garfield out the top ten . Firelands and Dayton Jefferson, both - ~~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • - l f i n ished fourth and fifth in Class AA, followed by Cleveland Benedictine, Columbus Watterson, Steubenville Catholic, Lisbon BeaVer and Minerva. Beaver was making its first appearance in the top ten, while Steubenville Catholic returned after a long absence after winning its last six games. Jumped From Tenth Benedictine, which jumped from tenth last week to sixth, tangles with 13th ranked Lima Central Cat~olic (7-2-1) in Fri<lliy night's other Class AA playoff game at Massillon . CANS · . Ada claimed the No. 3 position in the final Class A voting as Gory-Rawson, held to a 7-7 tie in its final game by Bluffton , fell from second to fourth. Marion Pleasant, which had a 44-ga me •vinning streak snapped at mid-season and the two-time defending poll champion, finish ed fifth, with Middletown Fenwick, Rockford - Parkway, Montpelier, M&R COUPON Portsmouth Notre Dame and Norwalk St. Paul rolllld out the top ten . Montpelier, which plays $,· . , Newark Catholic Friday night at Mansfield in the playoffs, 10 JAR ' was making its first top ten appearance , r eplacing McLIMIT 1 COUPON ' WITH COUPON Donald. Fenwick tangles with EXPIRES AShtabula St. john in the Class ------~-··········--1····· A semi ·final game at Upper Arlington. $ 00 • Save up to 75~o Model AR-4 . actual COOKING TIME e Cook cool with no m~ssive • Eliminate messy . pots and pans heat build up 13 oz. I.G.A. : : . • 21;9 batted .293. He previously wa s named MVP uf the Oakland A'.s second straight World Series outdistance runnerup J im Palmer of the Baltimore Or ioles. Palmer , the league's Cy Young Award winner as the top pitcher after four successive 20victory seasons, drew 11 second-place vo tes and 172 Reading, which had been 10. A kr on Ga rf ie l d (8 1l 76 ( 9 1 ) 77 year with a .350 average, n d ten : 11. Canton 7 . R ock f or d P arkway nestled in second place for the M Seco Detroit reliever John Hiller and c K i n le y 75 ; l:? Uppe r ( 1) ( 10 -0] 76 past four weeks, slipped ahead A r li n g to n 43; \3 . Gahanna e Mon tp elier (2] (8 1) 64 Oakland third baseman Sal 9 . Po rt s. No t r e Da me of the Blue Lions by a slim !S3- Li n co ln 'J9; 14. (t iel Ci n r: i n n at i Bando each had 83 points, St. X avie r an d Cinci n na t i (l] (8 . 2) 50 151 margin in the deciding L a Sall e 28 e a c h ; 16. D ay t on 10 . Norwalk s t . Pa u l · The previous unanimous se~ St e bb in s 27 ; 17. ( t iel Pr i n cet on ( 9 1) 48 vote, although the Blue Devils and lec tions were Denny McL.ain of Wal sh J es u i t 19 ea ch, 19. Second t en : 1\ , Pla in Ci ty had five fewer fil'st place votes C: olunobu s Wa l nut R idge 17: 20 . Jo nat h an Al d er ( 1 ) 4 3; 12. Detroit ( 1968), Orlando Cepeda, n c innat i E ld er 16 . M a r ion Cat h o lic; 41 ; 13 . Bluff than Court House . Both teams Ci O St. Louis- the only unanimous th e r s with t en or mor e t on 37; 14, G i b &onburg 30 ; 15 . finished witi1 I~ records. points: N ewark , Or egon Clo y ( t ie) M c Donald and W il l i ams winner ever in the NL-119671. . bur.g 29 ea ch : 17. R i v e rdal e 28 . Western Reserve, which is ( 1 ) and D over Frank Robinson, Baltimor e Clas s AA l B. Woodsf ield 27: 19 . ( t iel 1~ on the year and will take a T ea m Points Ye llow Spr i ng s and B e rn e (1966), Mickey Mantle. New 1. R e ad ing ( 4 1 ( 10 OJ 153 Un ion 25 e a c h . 27-game winning streak into its York Yankees ( 1956 ), Al Rosen, 2. Wash . Court Hou se Oth e r s w i th ten or rnore Friday night playoff semifinal ( 9 ) ( 10-0) 151 poi nt s : Shady si de { 1 ), K i r Cleve~nd (1953 ) and Hank 3 . Ironton (2) (10-0) 133 t l and , Bri ll i ant Bu c key e North game against seventh ranked Greenberg, Detroit (1935 1. 4. Ob erlin Fir e lands { 1 ). Ashtabu l a St. J ohn , H ic k s . Bowling Green, had a much ( 41 ( 10 -0 ) 102 vil le , and Pro c torv il le easier time in copping its No. 1 5. D ay ton J E!ffer son tl00) 63 Fai rland . rating, as did Covington . 6. Cl eveland Ben ed1 c t ine (1)( 6·22) 6 0 The Raiders, defending playLOSES PARTNER PLAY RESU MES 7 . Columbu s Watt er son off champions, picked up 18 DEER LAKE, Pa. ( UPI ) N. C. (UPI ) PINEHURST, ' ' (8 - 2) 59 8. Ste!.,lben ville Ca i ho li c first place votes and 295 points Hard-luck heavyweight Earnie With $100 ,000 at stake, Gibby (8 -2 ) .:14 in outpolling nmnerup Cincin_, 9 . Lisbon Beaver Shavers lost the services of one Gilbert has no in tenti6 r1 of (10 -0 J 41 10. Minerva (9 -1) J S nati Moeller, whiCh had 269. of his sparring partners Tues- going conservative. Seco nd t en : 11 . (t i e l L i ma First For Teams day when he broke the nose of " I want to shoot for a real Bath and Bella ire ( 1) 35 ear:::h ; The state poll titles were the 13 . L i ma Central Catho lic 33; Morris Ja ckson in a workout goOO round Wednesday und see 4. Toronto 26 ; 15 . St . Ma r y s first for each of the winning .1Memoria for his Dec. 14 fight a gainst lf I can 't increase my !cad ,'' l ( l) 24 ; 16. Whe ele rs burg 20 . 17 . New L ex in g to n 19 · teams. Jerry Quarry at New York . Gilbert said before starting . ·urbana 18 ; 19. Akron St'. Covington, which s hutout V18Jncent Sha vers finished his day's round five of the marath on 17; 20 , W es t Bran c h 15 . Others w i th t en or m or e eight of its opponents enroute work with four rounds against_ $500 ,000 World Open Golf : Hu ron , Lora i n Cathot·ic, to a !~record and finished the points Cookie Wallace but said he Championship . Gilbert CRITied Solo n . Dayton Carroll and se~son last Friday night with a Colum b us Mifflin . · would leave Muhammad Ali's a fat five-stroke advan tage Cla ss A · convincing 24-0 victory Over Team trainin g complex here and over AI Geiberge r and Tom Po i n ts rugged Urbana, received 12 \.Covington ( 12 ) (10 -0) 200 continue training in Cleveland. Watson when play rcswned 2, Newark Ca t holic fir st place votes and 200 points, He will go to New York the first today after· a tw o-day break. (5) (9 -0 ) 155 (2) (10 -0) 134 well ahead of runnerup 3. Ada Week ln December. Newark Catholic's 1S5. The Buccaneers are the only poll champion who will not be in the upcoming playoffs, having finished second to. Middletown Fenwick in Region 12 of the computerized ratings. Reading, which has a 25game regular season winning streak , but lost 12-6 to Columbus Watterson in the semifinals of last year's initial playoff, meets third ranked Ironton Friday night at Lancaster. Ironton, which was fifth last· week , also finished I~ on the year. Y<>ungstown Carindal Mooney, Moeller 's playoff opponent Friday night at Cincinnati, finished third in the Class AAA balloting, replacing Massil1on which lost 21-0 Saturday to Canton McKinley and dropped to ninth, Barberton, Lakewood St. Edward and Fremont Ross {Rather than the conventional took the next three places, with 35 minutes per lb.) Bowling Green and Willoughby South tieing for seventh, and I 4lfz oz. 303 : 795 6 F r e rn ont Ross ('2 l (9 I ) 7 . <Tiel Bowl in g G r een PEAS Twin loaf r-------------~;r··-~-------~-• M&R COUPON ~ · M&RCOUPON --1·------------~·~ M_& Jl COUPON ~· IINSTA~T . . . I CHASE & . . "ESCAFE $}09 : I NESTEA . 9~ I SANBORN 3 lb. $249T INSTANT 10 oz. . WITH I Point s MVP awards to win without a disse ntin g vote, led the American League with 32 homers and 117 runs be;ttted in this year and points to easily ARGO BREAD 9 WHIPPED TOPPING 35¢ I.G.A. TOMATO JUICE Betsy Ross Bake & Serve : J ackson , only the se venth play er in the 43-ycar hi story of be shortchang ing myself, the fans, the owners, the tea m and ever ybody else," Ja ck son added . " I would like to be the best. Whether 1 can vr not remains to be seen." Named fir st on every ba llot cast by a 24-man committeetwo in each AL city- of the Baseball Writers Associa ti on of Ameri ca , J ackson polled 336 TURKEY I.GA. CROUTETTES 7 oz. • CALIFORNIA LARGE STALKS to prove him self. I . Warren Wes Res . ' {18 ) {10 0 ) 2.. C i ncinnn t i Moe l ler ( 10) ( 10 OJ 3. Youngs , Car M ooney (9 . 1) 4. B~lrbe r lo t , ~9 11 5. L a kew ood 5 1. E d ward - three world champiOnship teams ." " .. . Un til I do them, I will enthu siasm of 27-year-uld Reggie Ja ckson, selected unanimously Tuesday as the American League's Mos t Valuable Pla)'er , this year , and thinkin g he still ha s more to do Board of Coar:hes ' football raftngs · ( with f 1rst place votes a nd won loS ! records in paren t heses I: Team small~boy told a news conferen•'e 11 1 Oakl and. •"I have not hit ;o horne r uns . I have not stolen 40 bases . J have no t won twet MVP's. And r have not been on COOK A BIG • • ••' By GENE CADDES UPI Sports Writer COLUMBUS ( UPI )Unbeaten Reading unseated Washington Court House in the final week of balloting in the United Press Intern ational Ohio High School Board of Coaches' Class AA football ratings, joining Warr en Western Reserve and Covington as the 1973 poll Hy IHA MILLER I' I Sports Writer NE W YORK 1UPI I - "There <Ire lots of th m~s 1 ca n do in the ~a rn e that I haven' t done.'• An aging s tar, perh aps? A reti ri ng vete ran, maybe? No( just the Reading . claims .. . UPI grid crown SUPERIOR'S WHOLE SMOKED Jackson is AL's Most Valuahle 'MARSHMALLOW CREME ' · · M&R COUPON ·. . 'I. ----------r -----~------lcRISCO • 12• 11 FOLGER COFFEE 1 I. I I 3 LB. CAN . WITH COUPON LIMIT 1 COUPON • EXPIRES ll!20!73 :...______________ I I ..L 11!20173 , i.;OL UMBU S (U P !) -- The ftna l 1973 Uni ted ' Press ln t ernat i on~l Oh io H igh Schoo l ~ I .. R~.A!/® '"'C " O'.I. A'E (lVlN by CORNING® oz. M&R SHOPPING CEN-TER . MIDDLEPORT OHIO made expre ss ly f o r the I SEAR • BROWN • GRILL • FRY • SAUTE I BAKE in the ~;ul~~vn,a~ OFFER EXPIRES DEC. 31, -1973 INGELS APPLIANCES N. SECOND AVE. 992-'2675 ' MIDDLEPORT . . �7- The Daily Sentinel, Middle]lOrt:Pomeroy. 0 ., Nov . H, !973 6- The Dail)' Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., No1•. H, 1973 ';o;t:::::::::~~::::!!:O:.-:::::::::::-::::=::::::;::;::;~;;:::::;:;.:·~::::::::::;:::;!::::;:;:;::::::::::-::~::::::::~;:;:;::;;::;;:~::;:;.;::.;.;.~ I Kennedy generation still remembers the chly after ... !l: United Pre,;s lnlt>rr,atiuna1 They have been called "the by t~• editor Have you wondered why sometimes you read the names under a picture left to right but diS<'over they are listetl right to • left instead ? This happens infrequently (any at aU is too much), ; but it does on occasion (SUnday for example ). Readers believe. · \\'e're sure, getting the names correctly listed under a picture is a : simple procedure that only knuckleheads could foul up . That's · how it seems . It's a little more complicated, though no excuse is good enough for committing the sin. Here are two ways it usually happens : - The dark room operator may insert the film in his • enlarger upside down which results in a perfecUy clear print, in : reverse. It may not be caught at the news desk because often the : names and the print cross it separately. - The processing man in offset printing system may place the ''screen negative', or the print upside down on the page negative; resu1t, a reproductjon in reverse. He prevents this happening by sight comparing the actual print with the screen . A teeney bit of carelessness here when enplacing pictures of groups ; of people may result in a blooper. • Editors would just as soon they always had one-person : pictures. Then no way could names be listed in reverse . Kennedy generation " - those Amt'ricans who were in their )'OU believe in_.'' John In his home :sta te of F. Kennedy on a gener-ation Massachusetts it is still comlate teens or early 20s when now grown to maturity was the mon to see a color picture of John F. Kennedy was shot to President's youth . By the mere John Kemedy hanging in small death in Dallas. And they haw example or his own age _Ken- shops and modest homes. One not forgotten him or how. for nedy impressed the you ng with home-stater for whom John many of them, he shaped their a sense that a man or woman Kennedy's assassination came lives. did not have to reach some as a special shock is John A. Even a martyred President much older ..age of respon~ Bussinger, a 23-year-old state does not reach into the lives or sibility" before having a hand representative from Brookline, most Americans sufficiently to in shaping the nation . the Boston suburb where cause profoWld personal chanJohn Sullivan is an opthal- . Kennedy grew up. ge. Those who had planned to mologist at the University of Bussinger first worked in A GREAT GIFT be engineers in 1963 are california Medical Center in politics by ringing doorbells for FOR BOYS BY ACME designing. bridges today. Medi- San Francisco. Ten years ago Kennedy in 1960. He recalls cal stude.nts poring over books he was a medical student at being "crushed" when Ken~ that tragic day in a tong-ago Georgetown University in Wa- nedy failed to carry his home November are now doctors. shington, and round himself state by 300,000 votes. Yet. those men and women identifying personally wlth a " U you were young and now in their late 20S and early young president. progressive, chances are you 30s say again and again that " I got involved emotionally, were for the things Kennedy Kennedy's charm and ideals very much so, and I really very supported," Bussinger said. ''I did heighten their own sense or much identified with him," was young, and here was a guy Your l:"hom MeAn Store personal and national adven- Sullivan says. "Of tourse, I who w.as doing all the things I MIDDLEPORT ture. While pursuing individual was at that time still a would have wanted to do if I careers and raising families, Catholic. Youtd go to mass and there lingers with many of actually bump into Kennedy them still a sense of purpose because he went to mass in and challenge that once swept Georgetown. the nation's young and which "There was a real strong the later travesties or war and identification with him, but it politics have not erased . was more than just along A survey by United Press religious Jines. He was young International indicates that and it was so much of a change men and women who were at from pre.vious administraA DISCOUNT their own crossroads 10 years tions." ago can recall vividly the Sullivan said his bubble of DEPARTMENT STOitl . . Kennedy example. His life- enthusiasm seemed to burst and death-served in some with the assassination. way to form their own ideals . " It was an enormous disap"I think more than anything pointment to have Lyndon else, Jack Kennedy instilled in Johnson in. Of course, it was a people or my generation the hard act to follow . It was difidea, 'Do not be satisfied with ficult no matter who you were, tlle status quo, no matter what but Johnson was the antithesis it is. Probe. Question,'"" says of Kennedy in eVery way." Don Moeller , 31, the owner of a successful small advertising Historians have already begun minimizing Kennedy's firm in Dallas. Moeller was a student at accompli'Shments in . civil Norui Texas State University rights. Though he introduced a in Denton 10 years ago, and civil rights bill, it was not was only a few miles from passed Wltil after-and some Dealey Plaza when Kennedy believe because of- his death. was slain . . But many Americans still ''I was going to go downtown identify Kennedy as the man and see him, but then I figW'ed who first forced the nation off SIZE 3 TO 14 what the hell, there'd be a Jot of dead center .to move ahead in people there. " granting equality. Moeller gives Kennedy A black Atlanta lawyer, credit for making him more George Howell, 32, says that 11 1 Entire sensitive to civil rights issues. recall Kennedy as liberal, Stock "I grew up in an area or white and rich. I also recall On south Texas tha t was sort of being a bit disillusioned about Sale . like Alabama and Mississippi, the pace of things." 4 Days only in San Antonio there is Howellwasstudying chemisprejudice against Mexicans. try at Knoxville College, Tenn., " I now say that the prejudice when Kennedy was elected. offends me. Before, I guess I Later he moved to Washington thought you had to be Mr. · to work for the government Average White American and 11 because private employment travel the straight and narrow. offices in Knoxville wouldn 't MEN'S Just Arrived But I think Kennedy showed even refer me to businesses me and quite a few other who w~nted a chemist." Later An im.portant imJ)ad of REDUCED! GIRLS & MISSES ~. Anaheim; a sister, Mrs. Faye Richards, Columbus ; a sisterin-law, Mrs., Jalando Root, Middleport; two grandchildren , and one greatgrandchild. Services will be he ld Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home with the Rev. Steve Skaggs officiating. Burial will follow in .the Middleport Hill Cemetery. Friends may call anytime. $ 66 ;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;~; : • • • • • • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU •• • • •• MEAT SPECIALS • JOY • • •• •• • • • • • • SUPERIORS BOILED HAM ........... .:~.~~·... 89¢ • • have to stand he"Iwent to lawfelt school. generally that Kennedy was concerned about equal opportunity for blacks, Though I recognized .that he was doing a lot of other things, I always wished he would do a little NOV. 17 more. "He had charlsma, too," Howell said. "I liked the kind of SAVE 20• things he would do and say. Black folks always have ·liked 32 oz. rich, white liberals. We felt we bot. DETERGENT TEA 100 Count BAGS SLICED • • • • • 59¢ Buttermilk .........: BROUGHTON • HILTON . 1/2 • 2-lb. Bag CORN DAIRY B UYS • • • gal OYSTER STEW 21oiJ, oz. Cans =·l======t FROZEN FOOD "'!D~E~L M~O 79¢ 1111E....- - - - - .. .. NT • •• •• • • • •• '. MRS. PAUL'S FRENCH STYLE SLICED ON ION RINGS G~EEJ~ 2~~~.,59¢ •• J IF ••• PEANUT BUnER • • • S-Ib. Bag • • • BEANS Cans 69¢ Size A- B-C-D Keep Him Warm and Save. Carnival Blue Gold or Green "Indian a Glass I I $ 77 $.109 on Friday POPS RIGHT POP CARNIVAL GLASS· ACT meets TENDER LEAF KAHN POPULAR 59e 18-oz: Jar 69¢ Ohio Valley Chapter of Adopt-a-Child Today (ACT) will meet in St. Mary's Church meeting hall on Market Street, Wa verly, at 8 p.m . Friday, ·Nov. 16. The Frank Andersons (947· 2613) and the Louis Bicketts (947-4536) will be hosts. On the program will be Becky Tannehill and Pat Clelland or Pomeroy who attended the recent meeting or the South East Ohio Adoption Resource Exchange (SEOARE ) in Gallipolis. This exchange is a "clear ing -house" where adoption workers · in the various public agencies try to match families and children across coUnty lines. In October, ACT had Claire Ball of Athens as its guest. This month Vernal Riffe or ·Portsmouth has been invited. He invites views on the AdOption Bill (now in subcommittee) and other legislation . WILL HOLD DINNER · Racine Grange will. have their a nnuaJ dinner Saturday night, Nov.17, 7p.m. at Grange . Hall. Bring a covered dish and your own table service, also gift for Operation Santa at Athens State Hospital, and something for the pig in the poke auction. This is an open meeting. • GLAD • • To $2.74 IN HOSPITAL Mrs. Golda Wolfe is a patient at Pleasant Valley Hospital, Pt.. Pleasant. Her room is 117 where friends may send cards. • Free ;md Ope11 To The Public! GET YOUR FREE AUTOGRAPHS ... J I. NICE GESTURE by Rock Springs residents. They are having a country store at the picturesque log cabin of Mr. and PRICES ARE IN EFFECT Mrs. Fred Goeglein Saturday,IO a.m. to 5 p.m., with proceeds to go to the Pomeroy Fire Department. The group has even made apple butter·, not an easy task, to sell at the store along with candies, baked goods, fancy work and novelty items. THURSDAY MORNING 10 AM PT. PLEASANT • MASON • SPEAKING OF TilE Pomeroy Fire Department, members of the group are right In there pitching in attempts to raise funds to help pay off a balance on the new headquarters building now under construction. All a part of their endeavor, the firemen Will hold a bean dinner on the upper parking lot on Saturday, Dec. 1. Pinto and navy beans will be available at the old-fashioned bean dirmer which gets underway at 11 a.m. Herman Werry and Chuck Bartels are co-chainnen of tbe project. SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA THE lOYAL WOMEN'S CLASS of the Middleport Church of Christ Will be holding a hake sale and bazaar beginning at 9 a.m. Friday at the Dudley Florists Shop. These bazaars many times feature some real novelty items for the holiday season. ON SALE THURSDAY THRU SAT. MRS. MARI!i: CUSTER HAS returned to her home after quite a hospitalization bout. She was confined to Veterans Memorial Hospital and two weeks at the Holzer Medical Center. Since the, she's been residing temporarily with her niece and nephew, Mr. and Mirs. Trell Schoenleb. Mrs. CUster feU from a second story level at her home on July 16 onto a sidewalk below with her head striking a sharp rock. There were 98 stitches required to close her wounds. Incidentally, Mrs. CUster is so pleased and appreciative about all of the cards, some 214, and flowers she received during her long bout. It was quite a traumatic experience for Mrs. CUster, who had a time aitracting someone's attention after her fan. 8 TRACK STEREO TAPES OUR REGULAR STOCK ON SALE! CountrySoulRock- $. 88 Easy Listening- ADVANCE TICKETS FOR the FaU Follies of the Big Bend Minstrel AsSociation which Will be .staged on the saturday following Thanksgiving, Nov. 24, at the Meigs High School went on sale Tuesday. · · The ticl<ets in advance may be purchased until noon on Nov. 23 and are being offered at $1 while the admission at the door will be $1.25 a person. All persons attending will be .required to have Uc]lets, children and adults, at the same price. Mrs. Robert Lewis, on behaU of the Meigs Band Boosters, sponsors, Is heading the ticket sales. The tickets may be pur· cl!ased at the Village Phannacy and Duttons in Middleport and at Nelson's Drugs, Swisher and Lohse Pharmacy and the New York Clothing House in Pomeroy. For the first time this year, Uckets are in the hands of Meigs barid members. NonnaUy, · Ucl<etshave been sold in advance only at bu8iness houses . This show marks the 20th amiversary of the association. YOU'LL SAVEl Long Tails! ·MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS Size 14lf2 To $ 94 17 WALL PLAQUES PR. . All Our Fleece Lined SWEAT SHIRrs · NOW IN STOCK Shop Early Be Prepared! Or Grey campaign WASHINGTON (UP!! Members or the .Senate Watergate Committee Tuesday heard testimony from an Executive o£ the American Shipbuilding Co., of Cleveland, who said the firm paid him and other employes bonuses in 1972 and then ordered them to turn the money over to the Nixon re. election campaign. • Matthew E . Clark Jr ., director or purchasing for American Shipbuilding, testified he was given the order by Robert E . Bartlome, company secretary. in April, 1972. " He told me I was getting a bonus or $5,000 and should make out a cheek to the Committee for the Re-Election of the President for $3,000, " said Clark. "I was told to make it out then ( April6) because the new campaign disclosure law was going into effect April 7." Clark said only $3,100 or the bonus was left after taxes and . other deductions. He was in~ structed to make cash contributions with the remaining $700, said Clark. " I did not receive any or the money myself,'' Clark said . Clark, appearing before the committee Under immunity, admi tted making false statements to the FBI when questioned about the contribution. Documents were introduced by the committee indicating eight other employes were given bonuses later turned into a total or $25,000 in campaign contributions. The doctiments also indicated George M. Steinbrenner, . chairman of American Shipbuilding, per· sonally donated $75,000 to the "N_ixon campaign. A company courier delivered checks totaling $100,000 to Nixon's personal lawyer, Herbert W. Kalmbach, at reelection headquarters here, according to Bartlome 's testimony. ·It is illegal for corporations to contribute to election campaigns. Kabnbach earlier denied before the committee any invl)lvement in illegal C;t.Cts but acknowledged being engaged in some fund raising. · TOP EXECUIIVE DES MOINES, Iowa (UP! ) - Am~rican Closed Thanksgiving Day So Thor Our Employees May. Enioy rhe Holiday wirh Their Families and Friends Give Your Budget A Holiday Too With These ..•• Coprrolhl 1113. Tbe IIIDI!f Co . lhll'l$ ~nd Prins lion~ 11, t91J hannon 1n~ remn the ~tr Huember 11111 t~ru No~em- • i" hlem , Clukshrr:, BuckWnlon Krager Storu. We ror;hl to l imi t ~nnl il i u . NON( SOLD 10 DEAlERS. Turkey Specials! U.S.O.A. Grode A Honey suckle 10-14 lb . Avero_ge For Your Home Or For Gifts Look Them Over! Econolite Mahogany 6 GALLON TRASH CAN . ' . BuHerball Turkeys .... ,lb . WITH LOCK LID HANDLE ' Grey and Green . ...... '129 Boston Roll ... lb. ' -~~~~~~ VALUABLE .. 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Grade A 16 lbs, and up Swift'; Premium Hi•( FOR NOW ••• FOR THE HOLIDAYS Pre-Basted lurkers ... ,lb 79~ lb. U.S. D.A. Grade A 16 lb, , and up With Coupon Coupon Expires Sat., Nov. 24, 1913 TO REMODEL•TO RENOVATE U.S.D. A. Grc;tde A I 6 lbs . and up Kr ogl.'r Wishbr:one Hen Turkeys ......... Grcopefru it -Pineapple , Punch , Orange -Pineapple, Wild Be rry; Strawberry, Grape, Cherry and Orange Wa s hable White All Kroger Stores Will Be • ~lllllllllllllllllli'lihiiiiiiiiiiiUI. \ CHRISTMAS TRIMS Holiday Store Hours " Svbjecl to ,A.ppl icob!e Stole FAMOUS TUCKER PLASTICS $ 94 :! went to SPECIAL PRICES ON Plaques for every room, religious , novelty, stillife, kitchen types and others •• A huge variety. To $3.94 Heavy Duty Sole! I Association team executives have voted_ Iowa A REVIVAL WILL BE held Nov. 15,25 at the Syracuse Oaks owner Ray Johnston as C.urch of the )'lazarene with . the Rev. Edward J . Hundley, Ule league 's top executive for Colwnbus, as evangelist. The Rev. Mr. Hundley has been in 1973. evangelistic work for many years and has preached in many or Jobnston will be honored at the states. He has been a frequent speaker in Meigs CoiDlty. the December convention of Services Will be held at 7:30p.m. ~ch evening. Tbere will be the national Association of special song nwnbers each evening. The public is invited. Professional Baseball Leagues. as that of Robert Atkinson, 28, Johnston, who has been BODY FOUND Marion. DELAWARE, Ohio ( UP!) )ll'esident of the Oaks since · Deputies said it appeared At· Delaware County sheriff's their inception in 1969, watched deputies said Monday a body kinson had been shot and his his team win its first division found' In a corn field north of body had been in tbe field for championship this season. here was tentatively Identified about one month. Clear Plaids- DECORATORS 4 BUCKLE . WORK ARTICS • FAITIIFUL MEMBERS OF Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, will be on the streets or Pomeroy beginning at 6 p.m. Thursday delivering loaves of bread to homes. In exchange for the bread, post members will gladly accept a contribution for their "gifts for the yanks who gave ]ll'ogram" which provides gifts for hospitalized veterans. $ 94 ~- By .Bob Hoeflich ANYONE FOR A BAND UNIFORM. The Southern Local School District has some hand unifonns from way back which will be sold reaSonably and even given away if no one offers money, Attempts to send the uniforms to a wool processing plant just didn't work out. Anyone interested can call Mrs. Nancy Carnahan, clerk or the buard of education. Meet }11clr Hillinglwm BRUSHED NYLON ARE I 3:00 PM TIL 5:30 PM WOMEN'S WARM MEN'S ALL RUBBER ~ Desp1te the lack of candidates to make for a race, members of the fair buard will have to be at the Meigs County CommlBIIoners office from 5 to 9 p.m. Thursday to conduct the annual election. Five candidates are running for five posts and the five numlng for the three year Ienos are inclumbents. However, the by-laws of the fair board require that the election be held anyway and during the designated hours. · The five candidates are William B. Downie, Benny Slawter, Lauren Hoffman, Rex Sllenefield·and Harold Carnahan. THURSDAY NOV. 15th A Huge Assortment Pastel ColorsSizes S-M-L X-XX-XXX . • • $ 94 GOWNS OR PAJAMAS • • II NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY GIFT SHOP NOW FLANNEL PAJAMAS 1 I OJ the Bend G&J PARTS SHOW WINTER CAR . COATS ~ : Hazel Kunz~ dies here on Tuesday • wrre older .'' Bussinger was 16 when Kennedy was slain . "The assassination nearly wiped my hopes away, and I co~ldn' t decide whether to give everything up and drop out or stay in trying to have some effect. "I decided someone had to carry on. Kennedy was doing things for people and those things still have to be done," were m better hands." heritage house . • for what r-------------------------, I Beat. · · I Bonuses a part or the brain which has the heat-regulating center. I COWBOY BOOTS U gasoline rationing fails to rid our southeastern Ohio highways and roads of cars that beautiful four-legged beast, the deer may. Over the weekend Meigs and Gallia lawmen (State Patrol : and Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach's Dept. ) logg\'(1 seven ac: cidents in which deer hit autos or vice versa . ~ Nobody was killed or serious~y injured - other than several • or the deer - but there was heavy property damage in some or · the incidents. Does anyone have a solution to this problem other than rounding up all the deer for a grand kill ? Nothing comes inunediately to mind here. This driver for : some months now has tried to be intent on watching for deer • along the edges of the highway. But he's not at all SW'e just : watching for deer would, help much to prevent an accident should · one leap toward his car. Drive slower, you say? That would help, of course, but who can putt-putt along at 30 or 35 miles an hoW' these days' He 'd be run over and squashed by some 8-cylinder, • 450 cu. in. super--charged four-wheeler with both after-burners on · full blast. A reporter· in Columbus last week wrote his story of what ·; happened when he tried to drive at the new Nixon recommended · speed of 50 mph on 1-71. Among other results he came close to • causing seVeral wrecks when drivers behind had to slam on their brakes to avoid hitting the rear of his car. Maybe the solution to this problem will come when the ; Federal Government imposes its 40-cent per gallon liD\ ·on : gasoline. That's a quick way to solve it. There won 't be any cars " left on the highways. Everybody will have to get . around on : motorcycles, bicycles or on foot. • There are pundits around lisping that a n age of scarcity ''just • might be good" for opulent accustomed Americans. We doubt if Americans will<buy this. Our famous tecbnology, our push-button economy which can produce limitless quantities of what it takes .• for a high standard of living, remains quite well, thank you. · It's the distribution of what our technology produces thai is : sick. Mrs. Hazel Root Kunze, 66, : die-d Tuesday ·a t Veterans ·. Memorial Hos pital. Mrs . : J{unze, born in Middleport, • March20, 1907, wasresiding ·in : Anaheim, Calif. • She was preceded in death by . her father, Hezzie Root; · husband Clarence Kunze, and a : brother, Richard Root. • Mrs. Kunze is survived by ; her mother, Ada Johnson Root, ~ Middleport~ a daughter, Mrs. UJ> Body temperature is con· trolled by the hypothalamus , • ' I. �7- The Daily Sentinel, Middle]lOrt:Pomeroy. 0 ., Nov . H, !973 6- The Dail)' Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., No1•. H, 1973 ';o;t:::::::::~~::::!!:O:.-:::::::::::-::::=::::::;::;::;~;;:::::;:;.:·~::::::::::;:::;!::::;:;:;::::::::::-::~::::::::~;:;:;::;;::;;:~::;:;.;::.;.;.~ I Kennedy generation still remembers the chly after ... !l: United Pre,;s lnlt>rr,atiuna1 They have been called "the by t~• editor Have you wondered why sometimes you read the names under a picture left to right but diS<'over they are listetl right to • left instead ? This happens infrequently (any at aU is too much), ; but it does on occasion (SUnday for example ). Readers believe. · \\'e're sure, getting the names correctly listed under a picture is a : simple procedure that only knuckleheads could foul up . That's · how it seems . It's a little more complicated, though no excuse is good enough for committing the sin. Here are two ways it usually happens : - The dark room operator may insert the film in his • enlarger upside down which results in a perfecUy clear print, in : reverse. It may not be caught at the news desk because often the : names and the print cross it separately. - The processing man in offset printing system may place the ''screen negative', or the print upside down on the page negative; resu1t, a reproductjon in reverse. He prevents this happening by sight comparing the actual print with the screen . A teeney bit of carelessness here when enplacing pictures of groups ; of people may result in a blooper. • Editors would just as soon they always had one-person : pictures. Then no way could names be listed in reverse . Kennedy generation " - those Amt'ricans who were in their )'OU believe in_.'' John In his home :sta te of F. Kennedy on a gener-ation Massachusetts it is still comlate teens or early 20s when now grown to maturity was the mon to see a color picture of John F. Kennedy was shot to President's youth . By the mere John Kemedy hanging in small death in Dallas. And they haw example or his own age _Ken- shops and modest homes. One not forgotten him or how. for nedy impressed the you ng with home-stater for whom John many of them, he shaped their a sense that a man or woman Kennedy's assassination came lives. did not have to reach some as a special shock is John A. Even a martyred President much older ..age of respon~ Bussinger, a 23-year-old state does not reach into the lives or sibility" before having a hand representative from Brookline, most Americans sufficiently to in shaping the nation . the Boston suburb where cause profoWld personal chanJohn Sullivan is an opthal- . Kennedy grew up. ge. Those who had planned to mologist at the University of Bussinger first worked in A GREAT GIFT be engineers in 1963 are california Medical Center in politics by ringing doorbells for FOR BOYS BY ACME designing. bridges today. Medi- San Francisco. Ten years ago Kennedy in 1960. He recalls cal stude.nts poring over books he was a medical student at being "crushed" when Ken~ that tragic day in a tong-ago Georgetown University in Wa- nedy failed to carry his home November are now doctors. shington, and round himself state by 300,000 votes. Yet. those men and women identifying personally wlth a " U you were young and now in their late 20S and early young president. progressive, chances are you 30s say again and again that " I got involved emotionally, were for the things Kennedy Kennedy's charm and ideals very much so, and I really very supported," Bussinger said. ''I did heighten their own sense or much identified with him," was young, and here was a guy Your l:"hom MeAn Store personal and national adven- Sullivan says. "Of tourse, I who w.as doing all the things I MIDDLEPORT ture. While pursuing individual was at that time still a would have wanted to do if I careers and raising families, Catholic. Youtd go to mass and there lingers with many of actually bump into Kennedy them still a sense of purpose because he went to mass in and challenge that once swept Georgetown. the nation's young and which "There was a real strong the later travesties or war and identification with him, but it politics have not erased . was more than just along A survey by United Press religious Jines. He was young International indicates that and it was so much of a change men and women who were at from pre.vious administraA DISCOUNT their own crossroads 10 years tions." ago can recall vividly the Sullivan said his bubble of DEPARTMENT STOitl . . Kennedy example. His life- enthusiasm seemed to burst and death-served in some with the assassination. way to form their own ideals . " It was an enormous disap"I think more than anything pointment to have Lyndon else, Jack Kennedy instilled in Johnson in. Of course, it was a people or my generation the hard act to follow . It was difidea, 'Do not be satisfied with ficult no matter who you were, tlle status quo, no matter what but Johnson was the antithesis it is. Probe. Question,'"" says of Kennedy in eVery way." Don Moeller , 31, the owner of a successful small advertising Historians have already begun minimizing Kennedy's firm in Dallas. Moeller was a student at accompli'Shments in . civil Norui Texas State University rights. Though he introduced a in Denton 10 years ago, and civil rights bill, it was not was only a few miles from passed Wltil after-and some Dealey Plaza when Kennedy believe because of- his death. was slain . . But many Americans still ''I was going to go downtown identify Kennedy as the man and see him, but then I figW'ed who first forced the nation off SIZE 3 TO 14 what the hell, there'd be a Jot of dead center .to move ahead in people there. " granting equality. Moeller gives Kennedy A black Atlanta lawyer, credit for making him more George Howell, 32, says that 11 1 Entire sensitive to civil rights issues. recall Kennedy as liberal, Stock "I grew up in an area or white and rich. I also recall On south Texas tha t was sort of being a bit disillusioned about Sale . like Alabama and Mississippi, the pace of things." 4 Days only in San Antonio there is Howellwasstudying chemisprejudice against Mexicans. try at Knoxville College, Tenn., " I now say that the prejudice when Kennedy was elected. offends me. Before, I guess I Later he moved to Washington thought you had to be Mr. · to work for the government Average White American and 11 because private employment travel the straight and narrow. offices in Knoxville wouldn 't MEN'S Just Arrived But I think Kennedy showed even refer me to businesses me and quite a few other who w~nted a chemist." Later An im.portant imJ)ad of REDUCED! GIRLS & MISSES ~. Anaheim; a sister, Mrs. Faye Richards, Columbus ; a sisterin-law, Mrs., Jalando Root, Middleport; two grandchildren , and one greatgrandchild. Services will be he ld Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home with the Rev. Steve Skaggs officiating. Burial will follow in .the Middleport Hill Cemetery. Friends may call anytime. $ 66 ;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;~; : • • • • • • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU •• • • •• MEAT SPECIALS • JOY • • •• •• • • • • • • SUPERIORS BOILED HAM ........... .:~.~~·... 89¢ • • have to stand he"Iwent to lawfelt school. generally that Kennedy was concerned about equal opportunity for blacks, Though I recognized .that he was doing a lot of other things, I always wished he would do a little NOV. 17 more. "He had charlsma, too," Howell said. "I liked the kind of SAVE 20• things he would do and say. Black folks always have ·liked 32 oz. rich, white liberals. We felt we bot. DETERGENT TEA 100 Count BAGS SLICED • • • • • 59¢ Buttermilk .........: BROUGHTON • HILTON . 1/2 • 2-lb. Bag CORN DAIRY B UYS • • • gal OYSTER STEW 21oiJ, oz. Cans =·l======t FROZEN FOOD "'!D~E~L M~O 79¢ 1111E....- - - - - .. .. NT • •• •• • • • •• '. MRS. PAUL'S FRENCH STYLE SLICED ON ION RINGS G~EEJ~ 2~~~.,59¢ •• J IF ••• PEANUT BUnER • • • S-Ib. Bag • • • BEANS Cans 69¢ Size A- B-C-D Keep Him Warm and Save. Carnival Blue Gold or Green "Indian a Glass I I $ 77 $.109 on Friday POPS RIGHT POP CARNIVAL GLASS· ACT meets TENDER LEAF KAHN POPULAR 59e 18-oz: Jar 69¢ Ohio Valley Chapter of Adopt-a-Child Today (ACT) will meet in St. Mary's Church meeting hall on Market Street, Wa verly, at 8 p.m . Friday, ·Nov. 16. The Frank Andersons (947· 2613) and the Louis Bicketts (947-4536) will be hosts. On the program will be Becky Tannehill and Pat Clelland or Pomeroy who attended the recent meeting or the South East Ohio Adoption Resource Exchange (SEOARE ) in Gallipolis. This exchange is a "clear ing -house" where adoption workers · in the various public agencies try to match families and children across coUnty lines. In October, ACT had Claire Ball of Athens as its guest. This month Vernal Riffe or ·Portsmouth has been invited. He invites views on the AdOption Bill (now in subcommittee) and other legislation . WILL HOLD DINNER · Racine Grange will. have their a nnuaJ dinner Saturday night, Nov.17, 7p.m. at Grange . Hall. Bring a covered dish and your own table service, also gift for Operation Santa at Athens State Hospital, and something for the pig in the poke auction. This is an open meeting. • GLAD • • To $2.74 IN HOSPITAL Mrs. Golda Wolfe is a patient at Pleasant Valley Hospital, Pt.. Pleasant. Her room is 117 where friends may send cards. • Free ;md Ope11 To The Public! GET YOUR FREE AUTOGRAPHS ... J I. NICE GESTURE by Rock Springs residents. They are having a country store at the picturesque log cabin of Mr. and PRICES ARE IN EFFECT Mrs. Fred Goeglein Saturday,IO a.m. to 5 p.m., with proceeds to go to the Pomeroy Fire Department. The group has even made apple butter·, not an easy task, to sell at the store along with candies, baked goods, fancy work and novelty items. THURSDAY MORNING 10 AM PT. PLEASANT • MASON • SPEAKING OF TilE Pomeroy Fire Department, members of the group are right In there pitching in attempts to raise funds to help pay off a balance on the new headquarters building now under construction. All a part of their endeavor, the firemen Will hold a bean dinner on the upper parking lot on Saturday, Dec. 1. Pinto and navy beans will be available at the old-fashioned bean dirmer which gets underway at 11 a.m. Herman Werry and Chuck Bartels are co-chainnen of tbe project. SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA THE lOYAL WOMEN'S CLASS of the Middleport Church of Christ Will be holding a hake sale and bazaar beginning at 9 a.m. Friday at the Dudley Florists Shop. These bazaars many times feature some real novelty items for the holiday season. ON SALE THURSDAY THRU SAT. MRS. MARI!i: CUSTER HAS returned to her home after quite a hospitalization bout. She was confined to Veterans Memorial Hospital and two weeks at the Holzer Medical Center. Since the, she's been residing temporarily with her niece and nephew, Mr. and Mirs. Trell Schoenleb. Mrs. CUster feU from a second story level at her home on July 16 onto a sidewalk below with her head striking a sharp rock. There were 98 stitches required to close her wounds. Incidentally, Mrs. CUster is so pleased and appreciative about all of the cards, some 214, and flowers she received during her long bout. It was quite a traumatic experience for Mrs. CUster, who had a time aitracting someone's attention after her fan. 8 TRACK STEREO TAPES OUR REGULAR STOCK ON SALE! CountrySoulRock- $. 88 Easy Listening- ADVANCE TICKETS FOR the FaU Follies of the Big Bend Minstrel AsSociation which Will be .staged on the saturday following Thanksgiving, Nov. 24, at the Meigs High School went on sale Tuesday. · · The ticl<ets in advance may be purchased until noon on Nov. 23 and are being offered at $1 while the admission at the door will be $1.25 a person. All persons attending will be .required to have Uc]lets, children and adults, at the same price. Mrs. Robert Lewis, on behaU of the Meigs Band Boosters, sponsors, Is heading the ticket sales. The tickets may be pur· cl!ased at the Village Phannacy and Duttons in Middleport and at Nelson's Drugs, Swisher and Lohse Pharmacy and the New York Clothing House in Pomeroy. For the first time this year, Uckets are in the hands of Meigs barid members. NonnaUy, · Ucl<etshave been sold in advance only at bu8iness houses . This show marks the 20th amiversary of the association. YOU'LL SAVEl Long Tails! ·MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS Size 14lf2 To $ 94 17 WALL PLAQUES PR. . All Our Fleece Lined SWEAT SHIRrs · NOW IN STOCK Shop Early Be Prepared! Or Grey campaign WASHINGTON (UP!! Members or the .Senate Watergate Committee Tuesday heard testimony from an Executive o£ the American Shipbuilding Co., of Cleveland, who said the firm paid him and other employes bonuses in 1972 and then ordered them to turn the money over to the Nixon re. election campaign. • Matthew E . Clark Jr ., director or purchasing for American Shipbuilding, testified he was given the order by Robert E . Bartlome, company secretary. in April, 1972. " He told me I was getting a bonus or $5,000 and should make out a cheek to the Committee for the Re-Election of the President for $3,000, " said Clark. "I was told to make it out then ( April6) because the new campaign disclosure law was going into effect April 7." Clark said only $3,100 or the bonus was left after taxes and . other deductions. He was in~ structed to make cash contributions with the remaining $700, said Clark. " I did not receive any or the money myself,'' Clark said . Clark, appearing before the committee Under immunity, admi tted making false statements to the FBI when questioned about the contribution. Documents were introduced by the committee indicating eight other employes were given bonuses later turned into a total or $25,000 in campaign contributions. The doctiments also indicated George M. Steinbrenner, . chairman of American Shipbuilding, per· sonally donated $75,000 to the "N_ixon campaign. A company courier delivered checks totaling $100,000 to Nixon's personal lawyer, Herbert W. Kalmbach, at reelection headquarters here, according to Bartlome 's testimony. ·It is illegal for corporations to contribute to election campaigns. Kabnbach earlier denied before the committee any invl)lvement in illegal C;t.Cts but acknowledged being engaged in some fund raising. · TOP EXECUIIVE DES MOINES, Iowa (UP! ) - Am~rican Closed Thanksgiving Day So Thor Our Employees May. Enioy rhe Holiday wirh Their Families and Friends Give Your Budget A Holiday Too With These ..•• Coprrolhl 1113. Tbe IIIDI!f Co . lhll'l$ ~nd Prins lion~ 11, t91J hannon 1n~ remn the ~tr Huember 11111 t~ru No~em- • i" hlem , Clukshrr:, BuckWnlon Krager Storu. We ror;hl to l imi t ~nnl il i u . NON( SOLD 10 DEAlERS. Turkey Specials! U.S.O.A. Grode A Honey suckle 10-14 lb . Avero_ge For Your Home Or For Gifts Look Them Over! Econolite Mahogany 6 GALLON TRASH CAN . ' . BuHerball Turkeys .... ,lb . WITH LOCK LID HANDLE ' Grey and Green . ...... '129 Boston Roll ... lb. ' -~~~~~~ VALUABLE .. Regular 5c CANDY BARS Go~ !. Grode Choice Pe ople's Cho ice .<jth & 5th Rib Rib .lb. Roast ..... . ¢ 5 - ·lb. -- --- : Bag 46-oz. Cans i Girls'-Women'$ Maadowgreen lnstamatic Film ..... Grade " A " Kroger 69' KNIT GLOVES Valley White Glacier Acrylics Every Day · Low Price! HOGG ·& ZUSPAN G~ld With Coupon Coupon Expires Sat., Nov. 17, 1913 - " SUb; eel . to App licable State , Iv·.~1uuumumlllil il'lml•n•••m••• White Bread . . . 20-oz. Loaves ' 7-oz. . Tube Kroger Family Pr ide S~;;r White .. sii~! Toothpaste . 39¢ 'la·Gal. Ice Ctn . Cream ... .;•:;.:.;. >¥ · 3 210Sin Juicy Tangerines . .i;;c~;;• Good"2'" 29 Yams . . . lbs. 773·5554 ¢ MASON, W. VA. Open 8 a.m. 5 p.m. Monday thru Friday. Close at noon Saturday. . . I _ - MATERIALS CO. ' 4x8 SHEET .. , Box "'lff!llT A- , ·, "· vr~ - ~} :':.:·':'<:::; :f J. :·: ·: · . Doz. 73c Fresh 1-lb. Cranberries . . ~k~ . ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4-oz. $1 3 Kroger ·-- . - Country Club Va nilla , Chocolat e , Strawberry, Fudge Marble, Black Cherry or Neapolitan Kodacolor C 126-12 To Go With Your Ho!idgy Omner Buy & Save . Now At Chuck Steak ..... 5-lb. : - 3 $1 Drinks . , . . . $139 ,. U.S. Oo.,. t . Graded Cho iee P(!o pl"' '' Cho ice Cente r Cut Flour ---- --- Large 0 Eigs ....... :z·. I' I . I Wishbone Turkeys •••.. lb. 1.:.;J · i- Gold Select Large Eggs . 4x8 sheet 5.50 4x8 sheet 5. 95 4x8 sheet 5.95 4x8 sheet 5.95 4x8sheet 5.95 4x8sheet 5.95 4x8 sheet 6.95 Krog~lf KROGER COUPON. Jifiiii'G.21 Plain or Self-Rising Save 69• On Sale Thursday U.S . People 's Ckoice BoMICB Roas t Marlcet Basket CHERRY PLANK SANDALWOOD HONEY ORCHARD COFFEE ORCHARD ASPEN (medium) BALSAM (Dark) PALOMINO I Lite) 8&~· All Turkey Prices Good thru Thanksgiving U .~. D .A. lnapect~d 4x8 SHEET U.S. O.A . Grade A 16 lbs, and up Swift'; Premium Hi•( FOR NOW ••• FOR THE HOLIDAYS Pre-Basted lurkers ... ,lb 79~ lb. U.S. D.A. Grade A 16 lb, , and up With Coupon Coupon Expires Sat., Nov. 24, 1913 TO REMODEL•TO RENOVATE U.S.D. A. Grc;tde A I 6 lbs . and up Kr ogl.'r Wishbr:one Hen Turkeys ......... Grcopefru it -Pineapple , Punch , Orange -Pineapple, Wild Be rry; Strawberry, Grape, Cherry and Orange Wa s hable White All Kroger Stores Will Be • ~lllllllllllllllllli'lihiiiiiiiiiiiUI. \ CHRISTMAS TRIMS Holiday Store Hours " Svbjecl to ,A.ppl icob!e Stole FAMOUS TUCKER PLASTICS $ 94 :! went to SPECIAL PRICES ON Plaques for every room, religious , novelty, stillife, kitchen types and others •• A huge variety. To $3.94 Heavy Duty Sole! I Association team executives have voted_ Iowa A REVIVAL WILL BE held Nov. 15,25 at the Syracuse Oaks owner Ray Johnston as C.urch of the )'lazarene with . the Rev. Edward J . Hundley, Ule league 's top executive for Colwnbus, as evangelist. The Rev. Mr. Hundley has been in 1973. evangelistic work for many years and has preached in many or Jobnston will be honored at the states. He has been a frequent speaker in Meigs CoiDlty. the December convention of Services Will be held at 7:30p.m. ~ch evening. Tbere will be the national Association of special song nwnbers each evening. The public is invited. Professional Baseball Leagues. as that of Robert Atkinson, 28, Johnston, who has been BODY FOUND Marion. DELAWARE, Ohio ( UP!) )ll'esident of the Oaks since · Deputies said it appeared At· Delaware County sheriff's their inception in 1969, watched deputies said Monday a body kinson had been shot and his his team win its first division found' In a corn field north of body had been in tbe field for championship this season. here was tentatively Identified about one month. Clear Plaids- DECORATORS 4 BUCKLE . WORK ARTICS • FAITIIFUL MEMBERS OF Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, will be on the streets or Pomeroy beginning at 6 p.m. Thursday delivering loaves of bread to homes. In exchange for the bread, post members will gladly accept a contribution for their "gifts for the yanks who gave ]ll'ogram" which provides gifts for hospitalized veterans. $ 94 ~- By .Bob Hoeflich ANYONE FOR A BAND UNIFORM. The Southern Local School District has some hand unifonns from way back which will be sold reaSonably and even given away if no one offers money, Attempts to send the uniforms to a wool processing plant just didn't work out. Anyone interested can call Mrs. Nancy Carnahan, clerk or the buard of education. Meet }11clr Hillinglwm BRUSHED NYLON ARE I 3:00 PM TIL 5:30 PM WOMEN'S WARM MEN'S ALL RUBBER ~ Desp1te the lack of candidates to make for a race, members of the fair buard will have to be at the Meigs County CommlBIIoners office from 5 to 9 p.m. Thursday to conduct the annual election. Five candidates are running for five posts and the five numlng for the three year Ienos are inclumbents. However, the by-laws of the fair board require that the election be held anyway and during the designated hours. · The five candidates are William B. Downie, Benny Slawter, Lauren Hoffman, Rex Sllenefield·and Harold Carnahan. THURSDAY NOV. 15th A Huge Assortment Pastel ColorsSizes S-M-L X-XX-XXX . • • $ 94 GOWNS OR PAJAMAS • • II NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY GIFT SHOP NOW FLANNEL PAJAMAS 1 I OJ the Bend G&J PARTS SHOW WINTER CAR . COATS ~ : Hazel Kunz~ dies here on Tuesday • wrre older .'' Bussinger was 16 when Kennedy was slain . "The assassination nearly wiped my hopes away, and I co~ldn' t decide whether to give everything up and drop out or stay in trying to have some effect. "I decided someone had to carry on. Kennedy was doing things for people and those things still have to be done," were m better hands." heritage house . • for what r-------------------------, I Beat. · · I Bonuses a part or the brain which has the heat-regulating center. I COWBOY BOOTS U gasoline rationing fails to rid our southeastern Ohio highways and roads of cars that beautiful four-legged beast, the deer may. Over the weekend Meigs and Gallia lawmen (State Patrol : and Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach's Dept. ) logg\'(1 seven ac: cidents in which deer hit autos or vice versa . ~ Nobody was killed or serious~y injured - other than several • or the deer - but there was heavy property damage in some or · the incidents. Does anyone have a solution to this problem other than rounding up all the deer for a grand kill ? Nothing comes inunediately to mind here. This driver for : some months now has tried to be intent on watching for deer • along the edges of the highway. But he's not at all SW'e just : watching for deer would, help much to prevent an accident should · one leap toward his car. Drive slower, you say? That would help, of course, but who can putt-putt along at 30 or 35 miles an hoW' these days' He 'd be run over and squashed by some 8-cylinder, • 450 cu. in. super--charged four-wheeler with both after-burners on · full blast. A reporter· in Columbus last week wrote his story of what ·; happened when he tried to drive at the new Nixon recommended · speed of 50 mph on 1-71. Among other results he came close to • causing seVeral wrecks when drivers behind had to slam on their brakes to avoid hitting the rear of his car. Maybe the solution to this problem will come when the ; Federal Government imposes its 40-cent per gallon liD\ ·on : gasoline. That's a quick way to solve it. There won 't be any cars " left on the highways. Everybody will have to get . around on : motorcycles, bicycles or on foot. • There are pundits around lisping that a n age of scarcity ''just • might be good" for opulent accustomed Americans. We doubt if Americans will<buy this. Our famous tecbnology, our push-button economy which can produce limitless quantities of what it takes .• for a high standard of living, remains quite well, thank you. · It's the distribution of what our technology produces thai is : sick. Mrs. Hazel Root Kunze, 66, : die-d Tuesday ·a t Veterans ·. Memorial Hos pital. Mrs . : J{unze, born in Middleport, • March20, 1907, wasresiding ·in : Anaheim, Calif. • She was preceded in death by . her father, Hezzie Root; · husband Clarence Kunze, and a : brother, Richard Root. • Mrs. Kunze is survived by ; her mother, Ada Johnson Root, ~ Middleport~ a daughter, Mrs. UJ> Body temperature is con· trolled by the hypothalamus , • ' I. �• 8 - The Daily Sentinel.llliddleport-Pomeroy.l l., Nov H. 1973 Life styles will ch ange COLUMBUS (UP! ) - The energy crisls means an end or JO years of intoxicating amuence and the beginning or a sobering period which will result in a dramatic <'hangP in . t he Amcncan 1f l e s t)•le . be JUSt ~ ,~,.h ·· l~· lut lll fl rt:' 1 ~a listie." ; '\kDunw!ll ...;J td lw bt•ll{'\'t'tl '''he luss of mubllity in the "'IIJI(' t•f !I tt• l't·~Uil"i uf 1ht• .,UIIll' 111 bulh (t!fiHS Of lllOn<!'y society ·.,al: alsu l10vt: ar imt'tWn '' t·rl"l::-t \\Ill l)t' l!uud. :md hme," ht· said. "That's Lhe .;Jrt' ~(1111~ t01 Lc fur(.:ed ~-truup that w11l (inti the energy J)~H.'l in tenus of switchint: jobs Lu t•nd uur tclldetll'Y tv lri:' t.'P!'!.is und 1ts rcs ull<i a big and transrenn~ locations, he Wit !o;tdul <1110. we are gvin~ to shoek . " Witl1 . the loss of mobili ty a " But," he added, ''we alJ are said be ftlfced unto an energy diet," he saod. going to tend to be less opti- certain amount of boredom will ;,Abuut the only Unng that mis tic and a bit more prcsti- set in," he said . '' WP wiH be· could do that is an energy mistic about the future than come more indoor orientated. c risis - not just an ~ner gy we have been, We aren't goi ng Television wiU probably expand shorta~e. but a crisis. Jf we to be planning those long or programing and we will have a called it an 'energy shortage' frequent vacations and we slower existance than we have it just would not have the same aren't goi ng to be building our become accustomed to. " The dreams of the future result. The word 'cr isis' makes dream houses or buying those it for real - and it is a real, appliances. dim ," he sa id. " But whal but mild. disa ster •ffecling '" I think while we will have dreams do come true will mean each of us." to be Jess optimistic in our so much more. While we wiU Mc Donagh predicted the planning for the future , we will not be going to the restaura nt pt Dr r1~1 n~es . IO\'t> affair wlth the aut•mHJEdward C. McDonagh , chair - . man of the- Ohio State Unh·er- bile," Md)onaJ.!,h scnd. " The car sit)• sociology department, .sll id has bt.•cn a mobile chapel offer· ing many ~rsons a kind of here today . sola ee in the sense lhcy arc all '" Probably on• of the maj or alone and awa)' from pressures o£ family or work . 11 With the coming: of mass rapid tran sportation - another spinoH of the energy crisis- the solace and privacy of the auto boxes will cost Sl6,000 annually will go· and we wiH find ourCINCINNATI ( UP! ) selves packed in with other Ground has been broken along Wlder a 10-year euntract. Coliseum b egun , 1111(,' lti'Pt• . ··v/;. tht• (•nd of the lun~ 1s at 11 ... d~tiiiJ,!t' ~Ill I' ·~lJ) lul IJ"r~~~m, v.hu h;:n t.' lhf." ;tbtlll) tu , ·~m ­ 1 Sjlli... or having that long vacat-ion, when he does eat out Qr travel it will be enjoyed that much more. .11 " The next several years WI indeed be a slowing and a sob- ering period but willl the possibility that in e hang;nK our mode of living we are, perhlops, avoiding a real ecological cawstrophe that might have laid in wail for ruture gene~ations." =;r·=·=·=·=·=·=<===,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,;,,,,,,~,;:;-;,,,,~,""""""'-"''.:==,,,,,,,,,,,,,,",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1.:' ~: Mason County ;:: THANKS To The Voters Of Chester Township For Your Vote and Support For Township Trustee. GARY R. DILL L ___;_________...;P.;d;.;·.;P.;o;;.I.;.;,;Ad;..v••_. the Ohio River near Riverfront Stadium ,' home Of the Cincinnati Reds and Bengals, for a $17 million indoor " Riverfront Sports Coliseum" to be used as the home site of the local World Hockey Assodatic;m team when completed by October, 1975. Local officials helped turn the ceremonial first shovels of dirt for the 16,500-seat coliseum Monday. Among them were Brian Heekin, president of the Cincinnati Hockey Club, and Thomas Luken, city councilman who was ~yor when plans £or the coliseum were developed. , Also present were models dressed as athJetes and ice skaters, depicting. various at· trac tions the coliseum would house. The Kentucky Colonels pro basketball team is expec ted to play about half of its " home " WE HAVE A STORE FULl OF PRE-HOLIDAY BUYS ... FROM FASHIONS TO GIFT IDEAS ! 3 EASY WAYS TO BUY ... 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I 1 - Thanks to the voters of the BURI\OW TO SURGERY ATLANTA (UPI) - Wide receiver Ken Burrow, who leads the Allanta Falcons in pass receiving, will undergo a neck operation and be lost for Ule remainder of the season, Coach Norm VanBrocklin said Tuesday. Burrow, a third-year pro, wtderwent a similar operation last May which caused him to miss most or the pre-season games and limited his effectiveness in the early part of the season . Through last Sunday, he had caught 31 passes for 567 yards and seven touchdowns . .,. --- ITLf(!(;!:fflt(•lQJ•J:I ----.. , I J For Men and · Women with Carrying ~ase 3 Position Switch SWEET . SWEET SAVI NGS' ·ovBULO\JA Oct. 22 was the day the United Nations Security Council adopted a superpowerbacked resolution for a stands till ceasefire in the Middle East. OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 .---- -l'tf!itf . Jfli•IJJJ•Z:I --- ... , CARA\JEllf violahons. She said she told the Unit.ed Stales during negotiations lor the cease-fire Israel would only agree to a mutua] withdrawal of troops. " Israel will withdraw from her positions west of the canal to the east bank and the Egyptian army will withdraw from the east bank of the canal to the western side." MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . I PERSONAL rvlce Center ~ta) : "'On 22 October," Mrs. Meir said, " the IDF (Israeli Defense Force) was engaged i n a running battle agains! the attacks ol the Egyptian forces, which did their bes t to over come our troops . No one ca n identify tile positions of the two sides on 22 October . There were no U.N . observers in the area." Prices Effective Thru {IGHT o c1 The Fabric Shop REG. the Soviets as a political slogan" aimed at lifting Ute e ncirclement of the Egyptian Jrd army and permitting Cairo to accuse Israel of cease-fire Saturday, November 17th ''" ·, "'"'"" Ins f an f Coff ee o<:~ SINGER EMBROIDERED KNIT GLOVES Fi berg lo~~ 1M O ""'"!·Co <n•ng TWO WIN HONORS Two Meigs County residents have b!'On named to the Ohio State Un iversity su m mer qua r ter honor roll. They are J ohn Br adford Lohse and Ra ndo lph Sco tt , bo th of Pomeroy . An averag e of at least 3.5 is requi red. IN SERIOUS CONDITION NORTH RANDALL, Ohio Now! Lay It Away (UP! ) - Ve te r a n j oc key Roman Sainz suffered a fraclured skull TueSday when a horse he w ~s breezing during a Sewing Machine workout at Thist l edown race track dropped dead ori the. • h d" For Christmas '73 mam stret c , sen mg the r ider smal l depos it will hold he adfirst into a hard track . Sainz, 34, of Newell, W. Va,, . was listed in serious condition ·11 5 W. Sec ond 992-2284 . at suburban. Community HosPOMEROY , OHIO c nv<'' SNOWBAll SPECI AL ... LENGTH "Corona "- rich fl oral scrol l desigri in han d washable, no iron Fiberglas, Sun-saf.e. shr in k-proof. Gold, Block, Red and Green. Single window si ze. " Katie" solid tier in fashion ta lers blended of Fortrel lil / Avri l®. 62 " wide. " f ortr~l · TM 711 SON BIRTH THE · P LAINS - . Mr . a nd Mrs. David A. Allen, announce the birth or a son, J on-David Martin , Oct. 18, at O'Bieness Mem orial Hos pita l , Athens. Grandparents a re Mr . · a nd . Mrs . John C. Brookhart a nd Mrs . E s la Allen, The Plains . Allen is employed al Motyre, Inc ., Athens . war deadlock WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES ~------------------· •,.-- -cTtf!itf:l!l(•liJJ•J:I -- - ... \ TRAVEL HAIR DRYER Phone 525-722.1 5 :;: Personal Notes £rom Mason : Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Wilson visited recently with Mr. Wilson 's sister, Mrs . La Verne Mu rphy at Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Saunders a nd famil y, Robert Sc hwarz. all ol Columbus, visited recently with Mr s . Saunders' pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis McDa niel. Mrs. Norva MUSe of Sacramento, California has been visiting with her brother and sister -in-law, 1\lr. imd Mrs. Landon Smith. Mrs. C)ay Smith and son, Steve, of Colum bus; accompan ied Mrs. Muse here for a visit. . Larry Roach , son of Mr. and Mrs. John Roach, · is recuperating at his home from surgery. He had been a patient at Holzer Medical Center. Mrs. John Roach visited recently with her aunt and uncle, Mr . and Mrs . Harry Love at Pt. Pleasant . REG . $7.94 :- SIZES 4-oX Spruce Things Up With A 10 gOIIon, all gloss tonk Transfers 601 Sixth Avenue Huntington. W. Va . 25701 ~ . Cheery colors in mach ine washable, · no-iron chen ille. Fu ll ond twi n. Thursday Nov. 15 From 9 A.M. to 12 Noon To repair · and service hearing aids. , Batteries and supplies for all makes for sale . ..•• ~ ·777 ~ By Alma Marshall THE HAPPY GO LUCKY 4-H Club met Nov. 5 at the home of Mrs. Cecil Smith, assistant leader, and made plans for a Christmas workshop Nov. 12, at the home of Mrs. Smith. The group plans to meet from 1:30 to 4 p.m. They also discussed making Otristmas trees, candles and holders, and bel1s . Mark Fry presided and Chris Davis presented devotionals . David Burton gave the thought for the day, and explained the meaning of security and insecurity. The group discussed its recent Halloween party and hike. to the Cecil Smith farm . Mark Johnson received a gift for selling the most pens for the club. The P.roceeds are used to benefit 4-H. Members worked on dried materia l used to make plaques. The dried frQits and foliage were collected on the grouJ)'s recent hike . Present were Mark Fry, Mark Johnson, Chris Davis , Bodle Davis, David Burton, Sandy a nd Tirruny Roush, kevin and Kathy James, Lawrence and Edwina · St anley, and a leader, David Smith . •• which also will be used for ice shows , concerts, college and high school spor ts a nd other The Bellone Consultant Will Be At Meigs Inn Pomeroy, Ohio •• l" •• STOAE1MIDE games at the new coliseum, Allen Eblin, dec . to Donald Eblin, Elva Grueser, Cla ude V. Eblin, Clay Eblin, Mahlon Eblin Jr., Cert. . £or tr a ns., Salisbury. Donald Eblin, Elva Grueser, Clay Eblin, Thebna Eblin, Claude V. Eblin, Mary M. Eblin, Mahlon Eblin Jr., Mary · Elizabeth Eblin to Claude V. Eblin, Mary M. .Eblin, Claude Douglas Eblin . .44 Ac re , Salisbury. W. H. South, Ora B. South to Keith Ri ggs , 155.40 Ac res, Salisbury. Manning D. Webs ter, Mary A. Webster to Noel A. Herrman, Edith Herrman , -i Luts, Middleport. Eunice Sprague aka Eunice Shumway to David R. Wells, Mary E . Wells, Lot No. 16, Olive-Reedsville. William G. Baronick , dec. to Betty A. Baronick, Cert. for trans., Pomeroy. Doris Epling to R onald Epling, .6 -Acre , Olive. Charles D. Hauber, E ffie Hauber to Ronald R. Epling, Unda K. Epling, 28 sq . rd ., Olive. Clifford B. Lamp, Edna E. Lamp to Harold D. Clark, Mary J. Clark, 2.441 Acres, Orange. ,. • ~ 3 lsr~d.-U.N. eonlronwuonover News Notes!l1 By Uni t'"' t•re" lulmoatioual Suez canal. bullsrael said its ~:~; ~:: Isra el and Egypt t'alled a roadblocks on the CCJiro.Sut>z forces tore the barricade down. new round of crisiHharged road. but neither side .eom- lsraellater accused the U.N. of Parade chairman Rev. WiJiiam DeMoss is organizing lhl' desert peace talk s tO'Jay man rm•nted on the ta·Jks. infringing on Israeli sovereignNew Haven PTA's Winter Festival Parade in which Santa will .attempt to break a deadlock (it•nt>ral'i Meet for Talks ty . arrive from the North Pole with treats for the children. threatening the Middle East Israeli Maj . Gen. Aharon u _N_ spokesmen in Cairo Rev. DeMoss is wanting your club, organization or bl.ISiness cease-fire agreement worked Yariv and E~yptia n Maj. Gen. said the United Nations to enter a float to be in the parade 00 Saturday, Dec. 1. He will out by Secre~1r~ of State Henry Mohammed Ahdel Gamassy · maintains two checkpoints on also welcome privately sponsored floats . There will be first, A. Kissinger. traveled to the Kilometer 101 the road, but both were all bot second and third place trophies awarded. To enter the parade or Prime Minister Golda Mcir desert outpost, 63 miles east of powerless because Israel still to obtain more information call Rev. DeMoss at 882•2677 or 882_ raised the latest problem in " Ca iro, today for the new round controlled the highway. speech to parliame~l Tuesday, of talks. The two men signed Mrs. Melr Makes Speech 2624. saying Israel did not intend. to the six-JX!int truce agreement In her speech to parliament, He said : " This year 's parade wHI be longer, bigger and hellerthanlastyear." ltwillbeginat2 p .m . fromMidwayDriv e. pull ha ck to Oct. 22 cease-fore . on Sunday. Mrs. Meir charged that the Mr. and Mrs. Santa ; chosen the night before at the school lines because the hounda o·ies Egyptian sources said Oct. 22 truce controversy was pageant, will preside over the parade with last year's Mr. and were " imaginary and ficliti- bic kering between the two "coined by the Egyp~ans and 1\lrs. Santa accompanying and this year 's altend<lDts from ous." sides had fragm ented the pact gradesonethroughsixaccompanyingthemonthefloat. She called instead for both down into two dozen points of sides to witlldraw to positions disagreeme nt. Two ma in JOHN C. THORNE OF NEW HAVEN not only serves his held before lloe sta rt of the 17- issues likely to be discussed REYNOLDS OUT town as mayor, but is also an ambitious businessnlan . He is the day, 1973 war, a plan strongly were exc hange of war CHICAGO . (UP! ) - , Tom . opposed by Egypt . prisoners and control of lloe . • Rey':"'lds, Ch1cago Bears wode owner of Mmmtain Fresh Eggs located at Mason and recently leased the Wilson Texaco Service staH~m, also located in Mason. " The war has not ended and Cairo-suez highway. receJVer who suffered a left Mr . Wilson retired Oct . 20 after being in the garage and service the consciousness of this fact Israel has demanded com- knee injury on the Bears' last station business for 24 years. must guide all our behavior," plele exch•nge of prisoners at play in . the game . against Thorne will featur e Medallion Tires. Mrs. Meir said. the same time it hands over Kansas City Monday mght, has Mr _and Mrs. Thorne and family moved to New Haven from lsra eJi Defense Mini s ter ch~ckpoiilt.Son the road to U.N. undergone surgery and will be Charleston four years ago . He was formerly employed by the Moshe Dayan conferred in troops . Egypt has said the oulthe rest of the season, the West Virginia Department of Agriculture. Jerusalem with Maj . Gen. entire road must be turned Bears announced Tuesday. Mrs. Thorne, better known as Carolyn, is active in many Ensio Siilasvuo , chief of the over to the u.N.. before the Dr~Theodore Fox performed comm~nity affairs. The family, whi ch includes Randy, age 12, United Nations peace-keeping prisoners are released . surgery to correct injury to the and Marcia, age 6, all attend the New Haven United Meth odist forces. The meeting was a n On Monday , u.N. troops ligaments of the knee at lllinms Church. attempt to head off another erec ted a roadblock near the Masonic Hospital. ..---------------------~ wm New de s ert talks called to break 9- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Nov. ·~ . 1973 \ �• 8 - The Daily Sentinel.llliddleport-Pomeroy.l l., Nov H. 1973 Life styles will ch ange COLUMBUS (UP! ) - The energy crisls means an end or JO years of intoxicating amuence and the beginning or a sobering period which will result in a dramatic <'hangP in . t he Amcncan 1f l e s t)•le . be JUSt ~ ,~,.h ·· l~· lut lll fl rt:' 1 ~a listie." ; '\kDunw!ll ...;J td lw bt•ll{'\'t'tl '''he luss of mubllity in the "'IIJI(' t•f !I tt• l't·~Uil"i uf 1ht• .,UIIll' 111 bulh (t!fiHS Of lllOn<!'y society ·.,al: alsu l10vt: ar imt'tWn '' t·rl"l::-t \\Ill l)t' l!uud. :md hme," ht· said. "That's Lhe .;Jrt' ~(1111~ t01 Lc fur(.:ed ~-truup that w11l (inti the energy J)~H.'l in tenus of switchint: jobs Lu t•nd uur tclldetll'Y tv lri:' t.'P!'!.is und 1ts rcs ull<i a big and transrenn~ locations, he Wit !o;tdul <1110. we are gvin~ to shoek . " Witl1 . the loss of mobili ty a " But," he added, ''we alJ are said be ftlfced unto an energy diet," he saod. going to tend to be less opti- certain amount of boredom will ;,Abuut the only Unng that mis tic and a bit more prcsti- set in," he said . '' WP wiH be· could do that is an energy mistic about the future than come more indoor orientated. c risis - not just an ~ner gy we have been, We aren't goi ng Television wiU probably expand shorta~e. but a crisis. Jf we to be planning those long or programing and we will have a called it an 'energy shortage' frequent vacations and we slower existance than we have it just would not have the same aren't goi ng to be building our become accustomed to. " The dreams of the future result. The word 'cr isis' makes dream houses or buying those it for real - and it is a real, appliances. dim ," he sa id. " But whal but mild. disa ster •ffecling '" I think while we will have dreams do come true will mean each of us." to be Jess optimistic in our so much more. While we wiU Mc Donagh predicted the planning for the future , we will not be going to the restaura nt pt Dr r1~1 n~es . IO\'t> affair wlth the aut•mHJEdward C. McDonagh , chair - . man of the- Ohio State Unh·er- bile," Md)onaJ.!,h scnd. " The car sit)• sociology department, .sll id has bt.•cn a mobile chapel offer· ing many ~rsons a kind of here today . sola ee in the sense lhcy arc all '" Probably on• of the maj or alone and awa)' from pressures o£ family or work . 11 With the coming: of mass rapid tran sportation - another spinoH of the energy crisis- the solace and privacy of the auto boxes will cost Sl6,000 annually will go· and we wiH find ourCINCINNATI ( UP! ) selves packed in with other Ground has been broken along Wlder a 10-year euntract. Coliseum b egun , 1111(,' lti'Pt• . ··v/;. tht• (•nd of the lun~ 1s at 11 ... d~tiiiJ,!t' ~Ill I' ·~lJ) lul IJ"r~~~m, v.hu h;:n t.' lhf." ;tbtlll) tu , ·~m ­ 1 Sjlli... or having that long vacat-ion, when he does eat out Qr travel it will be enjoyed that much more. .11 " The next several years WI indeed be a slowing and a sob- ering period but willl the possibility that in e hang;nK our mode of living we are, perhlops, avoiding a real ecological cawstrophe that might have laid in wail for ruture gene~ations." =;r·=·=·=·=·=·=<===,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,;,,,,,,~,;:;-;,,,,~,""""""'-"''.:==,,,,,,,,,,,,,,",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1.:' ~: Mason County ;:: THANKS To The Voters Of Chester Township For Your Vote and Support For Township Trustee. GARY R. DILL L ___;_________...;P.;d;.;·.;P.;o;;.I.;.;,;Ad;..v••_. the Ohio River near Riverfront Stadium ,' home Of the Cincinnati Reds and Bengals, for a $17 million indoor " Riverfront Sports Coliseum" to be used as the home site of the local World Hockey Assodatic;m team when completed by October, 1975. Local officials helped turn the ceremonial first shovels of dirt for the 16,500-seat coliseum Monday. Among them were Brian Heekin, president of the Cincinnati Hockey Club, and Thomas Luken, city councilman who was ~yor when plans £or the coliseum were developed. , Also present were models dressed as athJetes and ice skaters, depicting. various at· trac tions the coliseum would house. The Kentucky Colonels pro basketball team is expec ted to play about half of its " home " WE HAVE A STORE FULl OF PRE-HOLIDAY BUYS ... FROM FASHIONS TO GIFT IDEAS ! 3 EASY WAYS TO BUY ... 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I 1 - Thanks to the voters of the BURI\OW TO SURGERY ATLANTA (UPI) - Wide receiver Ken Burrow, who leads the Allanta Falcons in pass receiving, will undergo a neck operation and be lost for Ule remainder of the season, Coach Norm VanBrocklin said Tuesday. Burrow, a third-year pro, wtderwent a similar operation last May which caused him to miss most or the pre-season games and limited his effectiveness in the early part of the season . Through last Sunday, he had caught 31 passes for 567 yards and seven touchdowns . .,. --- ITLf(!(;!:fflt(•lQJ•J:I ----.. , I J For Men and · Women with Carrying ~ase 3 Position Switch SWEET . SWEET SAVI NGS' ·ovBULO\JA Oct. 22 was the day the United Nations Security Council adopted a superpowerbacked resolution for a stands till ceasefire in the Middle East. OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 .---- -l'tf!itf . Jfli•IJJJ•Z:I --- ... , CARA\JEllf violahons. She said she told the Unit.ed Stales during negotiations lor the cease-fire Israel would only agree to a mutua] withdrawal of troops. " Israel will withdraw from her positions west of the canal to the east bank and the Egyptian army will withdraw from the east bank of the canal to the western side." MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . I PERSONAL rvlce Center ~ta) : "'On 22 October," Mrs. Meir said, " the IDF (Israeli Defense Force) was engaged i n a running battle agains! the attacks ol the Egyptian forces, which did their bes t to over come our troops . No one ca n identify tile positions of the two sides on 22 October . There were no U.N . observers in the area." Prices Effective Thru {IGHT o c1 The Fabric Shop REG. the Soviets as a political slogan" aimed at lifting Ute e ncirclement of the Egyptian Jrd army and permitting Cairo to accuse Israel of cease-fire Saturday, November 17th ''" ·, "'"'"" Ins f an f Coff ee o<:~ SINGER EMBROIDERED KNIT GLOVES Fi berg lo~~ 1M O ""'"!·Co <n•ng TWO WIN HONORS Two Meigs County residents have b!'On named to the Ohio State Un iversity su m mer qua r ter honor roll. They are J ohn Br adford Lohse and Ra ndo lph Sco tt , bo th of Pomeroy . An averag e of at least 3.5 is requi red. IN SERIOUS CONDITION NORTH RANDALL, Ohio Now! Lay It Away (UP! ) - Ve te r a n j oc key Roman Sainz suffered a fraclured skull TueSday when a horse he w ~s breezing during a Sewing Machine workout at Thist l edown race track dropped dead ori the. • h d" For Christmas '73 mam stret c , sen mg the r ider smal l depos it will hold he adfirst into a hard track . Sainz, 34, of Newell, W. Va,, . was listed in serious condition ·11 5 W. Sec ond 992-2284 . at suburban. Community HosPOMEROY , OHIO c nv<'' SNOWBAll SPECI AL ... LENGTH "Corona "- rich fl oral scrol l desigri in han d washable, no iron Fiberglas, Sun-saf.e. shr in k-proof. Gold, Block, Red and Green. Single window si ze. " Katie" solid tier in fashion ta lers blended of Fortrel lil / Avri l®. 62 " wide. " f ortr~l · TM 711 SON BIRTH THE · P LAINS - . Mr . a nd Mrs. David A. Allen, announce the birth or a son, J on-David Martin , Oct. 18, at O'Bieness Mem orial Hos pita l , Athens. Grandparents a re Mr . · a nd . Mrs . John C. Brookhart a nd Mrs . E s la Allen, The Plains . Allen is employed al Motyre, Inc ., Athens . war deadlock WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES ~------------------· •,.-- -cTtf!itf:l!l(•liJJ•J:I -- - ... \ TRAVEL HAIR DRYER Phone 525-722.1 5 :;: Personal Notes £rom Mason : Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Wilson visited recently with Mr. Wilson 's sister, Mrs . La Verne Mu rphy at Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Saunders a nd famil y, Robert Sc hwarz. all ol Columbus, visited recently with Mr s . Saunders' pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis McDa niel. Mrs. Norva MUSe of Sacramento, California has been visiting with her brother and sister -in-law, 1\lr. imd Mrs. Landon Smith. Mrs. C)ay Smith and son, Steve, of Colum bus; accompan ied Mrs. Muse here for a visit. . Larry Roach , son of Mr. and Mrs. John Roach, · is recuperating at his home from surgery. He had been a patient at Holzer Medical Center. Mrs. John Roach visited recently with her aunt and uncle, Mr . and Mrs . Harry Love at Pt. Pleasant . REG . $7.94 :- SIZES 4-oX Spruce Things Up With A 10 gOIIon, all gloss tonk Transfers 601 Sixth Avenue Huntington. W. Va . 25701 ~ . Cheery colors in mach ine washable, · no-iron chen ille. Fu ll ond twi n. Thursday Nov. 15 From 9 A.M. to 12 Noon To repair · and service hearing aids. , Batteries and supplies for all makes for sale . ..•• ~ ·777 ~ By Alma Marshall THE HAPPY GO LUCKY 4-H Club met Nov. 5 at the home of Mrs. Cecil Smith, assistant leader, and made plans for a Christmas workshop Nov. 12, at the home of Mrs. Smith. The group plans to meet from 1:30 to 4 p.m. They also discussed making Otristmas trees, candles and holders, and bel1s . Mark Fry presided and Chris Davis presented devotionals . David Burton gave the thought for the day, and explained the meaning of security and insecurity. The group discussed its recent Halloween party and hike. to the Cecil Smith farm . Mark Johnson received a gift for selling the most pens for the club. The P.roceeds are used to benefit 4-H. Members worked on dried materia l used to make plaques. The dried frQits and foliage were collected on the grouJ)'s recent hike . Present were Mark Fry, Mark Johnson, Chris Davis , Bodle Davis, David Burton, Sandy a nd Tirruny Roush, kevin and Kathy James, Lawrence and Edwina · St anley, and a leader, David Smith . •• which also will be used for ice shows , concerts, college and high school spor ts a nd other The Bellone Consultant Will Be At Meigs Inn Pomeroy, Ohio •• l" •• STOAE1MIDE games at the new coliseum, Allen Eblin, dec . to Donald Eblin, Elva Grueser, Cla ude V. Eblin, Clay Eblin, Mahlon Eblin Jr., Cert. . £or tr a ns., Salisbury. Donald Eblin, Elva Grueser, Clay Eblin, Thebna Eblin, Claude V. Eblin, Mary M. Eblin, Mahlon Eblin Jr., Mary · Elizabeth Eblin to Claude V. Eblin, Mary M. .Eblin, Claude Douglas Eblin . .44 Ac re , Salisbury. W. H. South, Ora B. South to Keith Ri ggs , 155.40 Ac res, Salisbury. Manning D. Webs ter, Mary A. Webster to Noel A. Herrman, Edith Herrman , -i Luts, Middleport. Eunice Sprague aka Eunice Shumway to David R. Wells, Mary E . Wells, Lot No. 16, Olive-Reedsville. William G. Baronick , dec. to Betty A. Baronick, Cert. for trans., Pomeroy. Doris Epling to R onald Epling, .6 -Acre , Olive. Charles D. Hauber, E ffie Hauber to Ronald R. Epling, Unda K. Epling, 28 sq . rd ., Olive. Clifford B. Lamp, Edna E. Lamp to Harold D. Clark, Mary J. Clark, 2.441 Acres, Orange. ,. • ~ 3 lsr~d.-U.N. eonlronwuonover News Notes!l1 By Uni t'"' t•re" lulmoatioual Suez canal. bullsrael said its ~:~; ~:: Isra el and Egypt t'alled a roadblocks on the CCJiro.Sut>z forces tore the barricade down. new round of crisiHharged road. but neither side .eom- lsraellater accused the U.N. of Parade chairman Rev. WiJiiam DeMoss is organizing lhl' desert peace talk s tO'Jay man rm•nted on the ta·Jks. infringing on Israeli sovereignNew Haven PTA's Winter Festival Parade in which Santa will .attempt to break a deadlock (it•nt>ral'i Meet for Talks ty . arrive from the North Pole with treats for the children. threatening the Middle East Israeli Maj . Gen. Aharon u _N_ spokesmen in Cairo Rev. DeMoss is wanting your club, organization or bl.ISiness cease-fire agreement worked Yariv and E~yptia n Maj. Gen. said the United Nations to enter a float to be in the parade 00 Saturday, Dec. 1. He will out by Secre~1r~ of State Henry Mohammed Ahdel Gamassy · maintains two checkpoints on also welcome privately sponsored floats . There will be first, A. Kissinger. traveled to the Kilometer 101 the road, but both were all bot second and third place trophies awarded. To enter the parade or Prime Minister Golda Mcir desert outpost, 63 miles east of powerless because Israel still to obtain more information call Rev. DeMoss at 882•2677 or 882_ raised the latest problem in " Ca iro, today for the new round controlled the highway. speech to parliame~l Tuesday, of talks. The two men signed Mrs. Melr Makes Speech 2624. saying Israel did not intend. to the six-JX!int truce agreement In her speech to parliament, He said : " This year 's parade wHI be longer, bigger and hellerthanlastyear." ltwillbeginat2 p .m . fromMidwayDriv e. pull ha ck to Oct. 22 cease-fore . on Sunday. Mrs. Meir charged that the Mr. and Mrs. Santa ; chosen the night before at the school lines because the hounda o·ies Egyptian sources said Oct. 22 truce controversy was pageant, will preside over the parade with last year's Mr. and were " imaginary and ficliti- bic kering between the two "coined by the Egyp~ans and 1\lrs. Santa accompanying and this year 's altend<lDts from ous." sides had fragm ented the pact gradesonethroughsixaccompanyingthemonthefloat. She called instead for both down into two dozen points of sides to witlldraw to positions disagreeme nt. Two ma in JOHN C. THORNE OF NEW HAVEN not only serves his held before lloe sta rt of the 17- issues likely to be discussed REYNOLDS OUT town as mayor, but is also an ambitious businessnlan . He is the day, 1973 war, a plan strongly were exc hange of war CHICAGO . (UP! ) - , Tom . opposed by Egypt . prisoners and control of lloe . • Rey':"'lds, Ch1cago Bears wode owner of Mmmtain Fresh Eggs located at Mason and recently leased the Wilson Texaco Service staH~m, also located in Mason. " The war has not ended and Cairo-suez highway. receJVer who suffered a left Mr . Wilson retired Oct . 20 after being in the garage and service the consciousness of this fact Israel has demanded com- knee injury on the Bears' last station business for 24 years. must guide all our behavior," plele exch•nge of prisoners at play in . the game . against Thorne will featur e Medallion Tires. Mrs. Meir said. the same time it hands over Kansas City Monday mght, has Mr _and Mrs. Thorne and family moved to New Haven from lsra eJi Defense Mini s ter ch~ckpoiilt.Son the road to U.N. undergone surgery and will be Charleston four years ago . He was formerly employed by the Moshe Dayan conferred in troops . Egypt has said the oulthe rest of the season, the West Virginia Department of Agriculture. Jerusalem with Maj . Gen. entire road must be turned Bears announced Tuesday. Mrs. Thorne, better known as Carolyn, is active in many Ensio Siilasvuo , chief of the over to the u.N.. before the Dr~Theodore Fox performed comm~nity affairs. The family, whi ch includes Randy, age 12, United Nations peace-keeping prisoners are released . surgery to correct injury to the and Marcia, age 6, all attend the New Haven United Meth odist forces. The meeting was a n On Monday , u.N. troops ligaments of the knee at lllinms Church. attempt to head off another erec ted a roadblock near the Masonic Hospital. ..---------------------~ wm New de s ert talks called to break 9- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Nov. ·~ . 1973 \ �11 - The Dally Sent mel, Middleport Pomeroy 0 • Nov '4. 19TJ 10 - The Daily SentuJ<>I ~11ddleport-l'omcro) 0 Auto Sale-; No\ 14 19i3 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Help Wanted WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES S P M Da y Befo re P u b hcat 10n Monda y De ad l, ne 9 a m - Cor re cl lons Wlllbea ccepted un t tl 9a m tor C~nce ll 11t 10n ' Day ot Pub ltcat on REGULATIONS The P u bliSher reser' ve s the r•Qht to ed tt or retect any ad s deemed ob t e c t tona t The publ iSher Wil l not be re sp on ~ i b l e for mor e than on e n correct tnsert•on RATES For W•nt Ad Serv1ce 5 cents per word one msert on M ln1mum Charge Sl 00 2 SIGNS Needed at once for the Racme ~Syra c us e area. 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S I S9S 1971 DODGE CORONET 4 OR sl eenng & b rake s a1r Vmyl m tenor V 8 automat• c P cond rad o G ood 1st I me tir es 1971 CHEVROLET BLAZER $2895 4 whee l dnve V 8 lo ck•ng fron t hubs au t omat1c trans m• sst on power stee nng & brakes r a d1o good t ~res ve h iC le of many use s c ustom l rtm wh•te t op over blue A sharp 1 owner trad e /';H.JII I:H!\ve da •r fi i >JI II / Cll' t Z E N S Na on a l Bank w 11 o tt er tor sat e at th ct r oft ce •n M dd l eporl Oh•o at 10 a m Nov emb er 23 a 1971 Ford '1 door Hardtop To r i no Se r at N o IA25F \2 9•UII 1) 12 Jt C OPEN EVESB 00 PM POMEROY, OHIO RUSSELL'S AUTO TRIM Johmes Beauty Salon NOV SPEC ____________ . H ? SO Perm For Req Hour i8 SO 992-2839 Co Road 5 Bradbury l:OMI•U,1 E JNH~RIOR REPAIR Real Estate For Sale ASK US ABOUT 5 R OOM S 2 bedroom s and bath on 1 , acr e Good we lt larg e g ara ge Furn shed $7 50 0 un t ur n shed \6 500 Bottom of Cooks Gap H 11 on R t 124 Can be see n e ven ngs a nd w ee kend 11116t p PRE FAIIRICATED 2 BEDROO M S I ~ ba t h f orced a r f urnace ga r age ou t b u l!d tng Ca ll 99 2 3022 or 99'2 3298 1 1 7 7tp For Sale 992 7474 Johnson Masonry & (Remodeling) 992 7608 FREE EST WOOD TRUSSES 8utU to Your Specs Delivered to Job S•te HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO F r om the laraest Bulldozer Rad1ator to :,m a nest Heater core Nathan Btggs Radtalor Spec•altst SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC._ -------------- PRICE --------------- -- -------------- CONSTRUCTION - Card of Thanks Ph 992 5271 Lincoln H1ll Pomeroy 0 8 Pa1nt.ng A SpecaaHy 8 Are.1 s Most Reasonable Pnces 9 9 -------- --------- -- --------- All work guaranteed ------------ - -- __________ __ _ CLELAND 6os REALTY EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 = n=.T=---- Amen ca s Problems 1o Farm Report 13 Paul Harvey 13 Paul Harvey 13 6 30 - Columbu s Today .:1 81bl e Answer s 8 Pattern s lor L tvmg 13 News 6 6 45 - Corn c ob Report 3 Farmtlme 10 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 News 8 10 F l tnt s ton es 13 Romp er Room 6 7 30 - Rocky & Bullw tnk le 13 New Zoo R evue6 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8 10 Sesame St 33 La ss 1e 6 New Zoo -- Revue 13 8 30 - Yuck & Yog16 Ot ck Van Dyk e 13 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Paul D1xon 4 Ph il Donahue I S Frtendly Junct1on 10 AM 3 Abbott & Costello 8 Btography 33 Brady Bun c h 6 Movte Sunset Boulev ard 13 9 30 - To Tell the Truth 3 Secret Storm 8 M tehaels & Co 6 9 55 - Chuck Wh1te Report s 1o 10 00 - Dmat Shore3 15 Jokers Wild B 10 10 30 - BaffleGame 3 415 M•k e Dougla s 6 $10000Pyram •d8 6 15 6 20 6 25 6 25 ~ -GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto Opon 8 Til 5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Moun Pomeroy 0 5-T-R-E-T-C-H YOUR BUILDING D-0-L-L-A-R 10 11 OO - Gamb1t8 10 Pa sswordl 3 Qtzardof0dds3 4 15 11 30 - Love of Ltfe 8 10 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Brady Bun cn 13 Bowltng 6 1l S5 - CBSNew!i8 Danlmel s WorldlO 12 00 - Jeopardy 3 15 Bob Brauns SO 50 Club 4 News 8 10 13 Password 6 12 30 - 3Ws3 15 SplltSecond6 SearchforTomorrow8 10 OffiCE SUPPLIES FURNITURE _________ - -------------- -------- ------ PsychiC bid nets stand-off --------------For Rent --------------- 'K - --------- ----- - .Q4 • QJI042 • 1094 tfo942 --------- --- --- ------------ - -- - - -------- --- -- __________ _ __________ __ _ ----------- •3.57 an hour Full or Part Time Ca II 446-0677, ask for Personnel Manager. -------------- Mobile Homes For Sale - ------------- Residents of Letart Township It's CO-OP COUNTRY SQUIRE 120 ----- --------- Real Estate For S<ile Please do not bring anything to the public trash containeiS that will not - - ---------- go into the container. MILLER MOBILE HOMES Signed: Letart Township Trustees Pets For Sa1e PUBLIC SALE ------------------------For Sale ------------- - _____ _______ _ Employment Wanted 992-3325 992 -3615 --------- ----.-- ---=-.. . . - - ----- - - - ---Nanted To Do -------------- -------- ------ -------------- THE RALPH EMERY SHOW 4:30 TO 5:30 ' l ' ~ ••• • •• Dillon WMPC).;FM STEREO. 92.1 ---------- ---- RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~;:,~~·t ESTATE AUCTION SAT. NOV. 17, 1973 11:00 A.M. I concern U M1lcs m Holly btshop 5 Make wood DOWN 1 Separated sore 10 Jack 2 Dtm wtlh Horner s rrmt t ear s 11 V e rd1 ct 3 Grand 13 Ethe re al passt o n ( 2 wds) 4 Poete ss 14 Com e out 15 Sohctted lZ Inter Lowell v ot es 16 Ta st el ess rood li Ge ner a f e ature 7 Pothouse spectalty 8 Stra vmsky work fabn c 20 Type of ski hrt 16 Pay w1th 30 Mtscalcu lat1on 19 Centers 20 Get tn 33 Senora's 36 Get 'em, up" 6 Camel 18 W oven wds) 9 Etch 31 Woodyvme htle condttlon Humbled 24 Chnstmas, to 23 37 25 F1d0 1 Bulgarian monetary Spamards (2 21 Not a b•t 22 Sunder mous meshed 5 Inv e nt h on umt Hurt See1ng red 23 25 Trtmmed 26 lnvtted 27 Afore men lt oned 28 B1rd s as a class 29 Chnstrnas tree em beJhsh ment 32 Ltttle lady 33 Clangor 34 Tells canton 35 Unscramble these four Jumbles. one letter to each square. to form four ordanary words. Wtzard of Menlo Park 37 100 centesimi FEN1'0 ZIERP 38 Bold 39 Lord o Avon bII DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: One letter simply stands for another In th1s sample A 18 used for the three L s X for the two 0 s etc Smgle letters apostrophes the length and formahon of the words are all hmts Each day the code letters are dJfferent _I I _ ~)uj! I I I CRYPTOQUOTES to form the aurprise anawer. u 1U11eated by the above cartoon. x xI r I J (Auwen lont.orrv•' Amwer. MWW Now arranre the tire led lottera 1 Prill .. SIIIPIIISIINSW!IIItn 1A a Yetlerda:r'• \ "' AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW IS lROTHEYrn Jumble• SW4MP s school INACT JLYMSLFE FTTRTR ETTS UWTDLMF LF GVOFR YKT DT YV RLEKTE -BLWWLMS GTMYKTH Yesterday's Crytoquote AN IDLE MIND MAKES THE HAIR GROW, AN IDLE BODY MAKES THE NAILS GROW -CHINESE HUlSt HtCin A no4dmg ocquamlant'(- A YIS-MAN PROVERB (@I 1978 KinK Featun:s Syndu~ate 1 lm: ) AND HERE's IF '(01) WON T MOVE TO J.IIS VOL UtiTt:IR LY MI?S TREE + KQJ3 HAT! Wf LL fiAVe TO F ND A WA.'( 10 ~ YOU /I'O'IEt ,fo A J 11-IIS IS ONE LID THAT WILL NEVER SEE THE INSIDE OF HIS CASE. Ne1ther vulnerable East Wesl ••INT Pass Pass I. Pass Pa.s Pass Pass 4+ 60 Soulh Double 2N T Pass 3. Pass Pass 6+ Pass Opemng lead-Q' By Oswald & James Jacoby s'po;;e 40u II Roger Trezel and P1erre be tendm 1m Ja1s of France are one of the now 1 great partnershtps Unhke most expert pa1rs they do use psych1cs Th1s hand was play ed tn a 1958 match between England and France Ja1s who sat East dec1ded that desperate measures were called for after Trezel passed as dealer and North opened the b1ddmg Hence, h1s one spade overcall South doubled and J a IS ran out to one notrump If South had elected to double Ja•s would have had to agam show ~~~~~~~==~'' h1s heart slllt such as It was ®Plb!SE, PERRY DON'T NOTIFY but South b1d two notrump 1HE AIJ1l<a<ITIE5 A6QUT1HE From that potnt on North 8A3Y FORWINNfES and South cltmbed to Sll 5<\KE I spades on fa1rly reasonable b1ddmg There was only on! fly tn their omtment Trezel opened the queen of heart~ J a1s returned the su1t to force dummy to ruff whereupon South took the wrong vtew tn spades and wound up one tr1ck short North was m s1x d1amonds at one ttme That contract would wheel tn w1thout a fmesse as would SIX clubs It PAPP'f. appeared as 1f the Ja1s psy· ~...--=-------, ® DEAR 1-'DN chtc had really pa1d off COME AI-\ §AOIE HAWKINS It didrtt At the other table HAINT THE DAUGHTER East J'assed after North WAS f"'ARRIED 01= THE FIRST opene one club South b1d a UP YEP MAYOR oF spade, North two clubs, South DOGPATCHthree diamonds Nortn four spades, South four notrump, North five d1amonds and South SIX spades The same queen of hearts was led the same unfortunate play m spades and the same result, so all the psych1c got was a stand-off THE POOR GUYS II'J LOVE WITH Yl.'JA BLIT t POUST HE t.L MAKE: At.JY TIME WITH HE"R. • (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN l TH CAT BURGLf\R West North East 801 IF 1H~'5m; 1HINCo I CAil'T STAI!D, IT'S A f'HOIJ'I' 'KiLL PROI!I LY 'eoEG1TTIN A OFFER fo.J-N DAY NOW- Al4 HAINT60TONE V!.T. LOOKS LIKE "TliAT YEAH H0W 1 14 HAD I COULD 00 WITH A "tOLL HA~E '-'IE ON YORE HANDS FO TH RESTO YORE NATo-tEPA\.. LlF"E'' FEW VITTLES MYSELF HE TAKE' HE LEFT A BASKET ON TH PORCH ' Z STRUCK f\T OUR HOUSE LAST NIGHT ELVINEV South 1+ Pa"' 2+ Pass 3+ Pass 3+ Pass 3+ Pass 4+ Pass ? You South hold +A 2 +A QJa 7 +A K J 6 5 •s What do you do oow? A - Your partaer appean te be very w .. k Juol bid live RIDE BARNEY WHAT DID The b•ddtng has been llUTNOW1HAT-rnl5 UTTLE BUNDLE OFID'/HA5 ENTERED MY LIFE tM GOIN61D PUT 1Hif7 MONEY INTRUST FOR HER' •Ia I • 40 D enti st 's ACROSS 1 Eastern rtte ' i\.86 5 3 • 865 tfotol • 97 We need young men and women for • 1mmed1ate work. No expenence necessary. Car needed. TEAFUKD by THOMAS JOSEPH .76 3 SOUTH .AJ952 DELIVERY DRIVER SALES • • +++ 1 -------- - ----Notice Us. lh II c·lc·n Holll'l Ever)one - well. almost everyone - deplores the rom mere~ahzat1on of ChriStmas, and the ever-eartier slart of hard selling for ChriStmas Shell Game for Nuts It seems to me the holiday has been thoroughly com Helen merctabzed ever smce I can remember, and that would go back Dear My daughter thtnks I am 'wetrd " because when she offered to the late Tiurties, but there's noquestwn that early preparatiOn me unshelled sunnower seeds I ate them straight She says for the season to be jolly IS gettmg more so you re supposed to crack the shells between your teeth, lake out The teleVISIOn screen IS already bemg Jam packed w1th the tiny seed and eat 1t, but I say thiS gets you nowhere and comrnercJals aimed at the seasonal buytng ::;pree, and some towns m the Melgs-{ialha Mason area are already aglitter w1th makes a lot of mess bes1des Since I only eat a few such things (you don'l take a handful Yuletide street decorations, even before what we used to eall when you must crunch the shells too ), wtll this be bad for the ArmiStice Day My nose for h1stor1cal precedent makes me wonder about tile stomach or whaU.ver' - CAN'T BE BOTHERED or1gm of the pell mell rush to turn the brrth of Jesus mto a hac CBB chanaha of buymg, wrappmg, mallmg, and a partndge m a pear DearWell hello, there' I thought I was the only nut" who didn't tree go for shelling Sunflower seeds are a blUe fibrous unhusked, but I haven t found out, yet but I have consulted my favorite not nearly so frustrating - and they've never bothered my Nmeteenth Century newspaper, the Putnam Democrat, digestiOn I doubt 1! a lew soft shells now and then would hurt you published up the Kanawha R1ver m Wmf1eld, and I can assure But soy bean 'nuts" are better, if you ' re lookmg for a you that there was little sellmg of season's greetmgs a century farrly cheap, iow-ealone, htgh proU.m munch-fond So far , I ago haven t found many marllets that stock these roasted, saiU.d Th1s weekly, m 1ts edition JUSt before Christmas bacl\ m 1879, beans, but your grocer llllght stock them if you put m an orde• for example, apparently didn t carry any real ChriStmas ad And speaking of soy, have you ever tned soy bean cake as a verttsement meat extender? It comes m white, soft, cheese hke loaves and Instead, 1t earned diVers and sundry ads m wh1ch Kanawha must be kept m water until used almost tasteless, 11 lakes on the Valley merchants seemed mtent on cutting the throats of therr flavor of whatever It's rruxed w1th - you've probably seen tt competitors m Galltpoi!S and VICe versa No respite m the hell- often m soup and other diShes at Chmese reslaurants Smce 1t IS for leather nvalry between these folks JUSt because 1t was 100 per cent soy It's a !me source of protem and 1t miXes well Chrtstmas - but no mentwn of ChriStmas, either w1th ground beefto add a thrrd more "meat" at approxunately 20 Oh a couple of the merchants dtd mentiOn the fact that less cost Yulettde was mgh H L Judge stuck a postscript on the bottom per cent Where 10 hnd soy bean calle' Most Chmese markets carry 1t of h1s ad (whiCh mainly extolled the vrrtue of his fme line of and a few supermarkets are beguuung to stock 1t these pncegrocenes at his Wmf1eld store), notmg that "our Christmas stock days - H of toys, fancy and common gond•es and arttcles for presents has consclOUS ( Now how d1d f get off on TilAT tangent Excuse me, never been equalled m Wmf1eld ' 1 And J 1 mders, assoctated w1th stores m Wml1eld and Ms Food Ed1tor ) Buffalo, Said the stores respectfully 1nform the>r patrons that m VIew of the approachmg Holidays, they offer bargains m !me totlet soaps, perfumery, combs, brushes cosmebcs, m short, every article m their lme of busmess " 12 45 - Elec Co 33 But otherwtse, 1t was busmess as usual R Alexander m 12 55 - NBC News 3 IS Buffalo announced he was convertmg to a stncUy cash system, 1 00 - News 3 All My Children 6 13 Not For Women Only 15 Con centrat•on B What s My Lme 10 wtth 30 - As the World T u rns 8 10 On A Mal ch 3 4 15 Let s Make ' Dry goods, boots and shoes, clothing and notwns, tm ware A Dea l 6 13 queensware, grocenes, etc " and he boasted All of which I 2 00 - DaysofOur L •ves3 4 15 Gutd tng L1ght8 10 Newlywed Game 6 13 propcse to sell as cheap as can be bought m GallipoliS or 2 30 - DoctorsJ 415 G •rl 1nMyL•Ie6 13 EdgeofN 1ght8 10 elsewhere, for the same quality of goods ' 3 00 - Another World 3 4 15 General Hosplfal6 13 Pn ce is Relallatmg, S B1shop & Co m Gall1pohs placed an ad for R•ght 8 10 Masterptece Theater 20 3 30 - Return to PPyton Place 3 15 One Ute to Ltve 13 Secret furmture made by hand and of Cmcmnab manufacture," Storm 10 Phd Donahue 4 Match Game 73 8 Flmtstones 6 urgmg Putnam Count1ans to come downnver to shop Their 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Love Amen can Sty le 13 Sesame Sf 33 come-on was a Jewel 20 Somerset 15 Speedracer 6 I Love Lucy 8 Mov•e 'You can get a good bedstead, a good mattress, a good Handle wtth Care 10 4 30 - Gtlltgan s Island 13 Green Acres 3 Jeopardy 4 I Love dressmg bureau w1th glass a good washsland, a good extensiOn Lucy 6 Hazel 8 Bonanza 15 lable, a good safe SIX charrs and a good kitchen lable - all for 5 00 - Mlster Rogers 20 33 Bonanza 3 I Dream of Jeanme 13 Merv Grtfftn 4 Andy Grtfftth 8 M ISSI On lmposstble 6 $20 cash ' U this weren't enough they warned 'Call and see for 5 3Q-Gomer Pyle 13 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Beverly yourself before purchasmg elsewhere Hdlbtllles 8 Tratls West 15 Elec Co 33 The Wmfteld-Bulfalo merchants showed little of the ChriSt· s 55 - Earl Ntghtmgale 15 mas spml mother adverllsmg, gettmg the long kn1ves out for those blackguards m GallipoliS (Pt Pleasant eVIdently was WIN AT BRIDGE neutral ground ) And the good clerks m Gallia County responded m kmd As for the newspaper 1t.self, 1t managed to present the fact monds NORTH 14 TODAY S QUESTION that the greatest hohda) of the year was ururunent m a manner • K 10 8 Instead or b1ddmg two dta that must set some record for brevity, announcmg m one stmple monds your partner has Jumped + A72 to three dtamonds after your one sentence Next Thursday IS ChriStmas ' Per1od End of story tfoKQB6 53 dtamond opemng What do }OU do WEST IDl EAST nO\\ 1 MOORE & SONS -- ----------- 13 THURSDAY NOV 15 1973 Sunr i se Semmar 4 Sa cr ed H eart 10 6 00 - On Mos1 Amen can Cars POMEROY HOME & AUTO ---------- - ---- Sale o the Century 8 Po l 1ce Surgeon 3 The Judge 10 Bea t the Clock 13 K now Your Ant 1ques20 Poli ti cal T a l k 15 DO - Sonny & Ch er B 10 Ad a m 12 3 4 IS M ov1e B n a n s Song 6 13 Btl! M oyers Journal 20 33 30 - Elv 1s Al oha From Hawau 3 4 15 T he Sessio n 33 A Prom lse Shared 20 oo - Cannons 10 TheM 1Id Bunc h 20 33 30 - Mov te Trapped 6 13 W o m a n 20 Wash tngton Deba tes 10 00 - TheBiueKnlght J 4 15 K o1a k 8 10 New s 20 10 30 - Mount a tn Scen e 33 OO - New s3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janakt J3 30 - Johnny Carson ~ 4 l S M o vt e T he Sca rfa ce M ob Ja c k Paar Ton1fe6 CB S New s Speci al 8 10 - Mov•e D•amonds Are Bnttt e 10 - Tomorrow 3 4 Ja c k Paar Ton•le 13 2 00 - New s 4 2 JO - News 13 742-6273 -- BY PAUL CRABTREE 33 D. L. PHONE Helen Help Personaltty and Behav1or al Development 33 6 30 - News3 4 6 8 10 15 Hoga n s H er oes 13 1 00 - New s 10 What s M y Line 8 Tr u t h or Conseq l 6 Beat the Cl ock 4 A nythi ng Y ou Can Do 13 E lec Co 20 Know Your Sc hool s 33 I Sp y 15 7 30 - Ef1sode A c hon 33 On the M oney 4 To Tel l th e Trut h 6 With Skilled Craftsmanship Wanted To Buy & THINGS W£DNESDAY NOV 14 1973 New s 3 4 8 10 15 16 A BC Ne w s I) Sesam e Stree t 10 6 00 - '"Gene's Body Shop Pomeroy Ph ~92 2174 EX CE LS IOR Salt Work s E 5 ROO M S 2 bedroom s b ath 773 5554 Mason W Va ca rp or t stor ag e b u ld ng 2 Ma n St Pomeroy All k 1 nd s App ly f"l per son a! Cr ow s R I.Jt! <~ nd tot s De po t St of salt water pellet s wa ter IN LOVING memory of OlJr Steak H ouse Stephen C Snowden $11 ooo Ca1 1 992 6279 get s block satt an d own nug dear father and grandfat her II 13 IOt c 11 14 31 <: Oh o R1ver Salt Phon e 99 2 who passed away Nov 12 553 Russell St SpeCialist 1964 Mr Lew •s Walk er Sr 3891 (Gravel H11i) 6 5 lfc T W O b ed ro om house at 473 Wheel Dear Pop we can h ear yo u r M•ddleport Oh1o Syc a mo r e Str ee t n M d vo1ce we can st •ll see yo ur PUBLIC NOTICE Alignment dtepor t vacM I Ca l l 992 53 10 1973 Z I G ZA G sew ng m a ch ne iace no one on ea rth can ever TO BIDD E R S 11 41 3tc Tht s ma ch ne da rn s em take your pla ce Sadly m ss ed SU B J ECT P u r c has e o l -----br o d e r s ov e r ca sts and by ch ldren and g r and It Must Sc hool Buse s '1 13ED R OO M house 3 y ea rs old monogr a m s al l With o ut at children FO R T he Bo ard of Edu cat on Se R1ght Roofing Spoultng carp ett ng btg k t ch en w t h 11 14 ltc l dchme nt s Pay ba lan c-e ot of th e So uthern Loca l Sc hool lot s of c ab n ets 1 ac r e o f orwewtll $41 50 or pay $6 a m onth Cal\ K1tchens & Bathrooms D stn ct Box 176 Ra e ne Oh o g round Rae ne Oh o Ca l l ke 11 Rtght 99' 533 1 +++++ WANTED o l d lJp r,gh t ptan os 949 4998 Complete Remodeling 10 21 tf c Seated proposals W II be any cond lion pay 1ng $10 9 12 tfc THE FAMILY of Frank (J ac k ) re ce ved by the Board of each Wr1t e and g ve d r ec A PPR O XIMATE L Y 20 ac r es of SM ALL - hou s-; - c te al - tOr a Krautter Jr WISh to ext end Edu cat on of the Southern Loc a l t ons to W1tten P ana Co Box la nd e xce ll ent build ng s te their thanks to fr ends and Sc hool D str c t of Rae ne Oh 10 couple or bachelor Fully ISS Sard•S Oh o 43946 ne1ghbors who sent food cat t 742 5223 at the Clerk s off ce unt I 12 00 11 14 Otp turn shed c an be ftnan c ed 8 -1 JO Oatly 8 l2 Sat 10 21 JOIP flowers and cards Dr Tetle o clock noon on Dec 7 1973 and With SIOO down Phon e 992 1 ~ H Rawlings Sons -~-and staff of Veterans at that t1me opened by th e c lerk 57 86 1973 STEREO Rad 0 c om Memorial Hosp tal member s of sa d board as prov 1ded by law NO 1 CO PPER 70c Rad ator s H uld 19 PH 992 6675 111 36t c 33 c bra ss JOe batter~e s 90c b nat on w th 8 tra c k bu It n Middleport 0 of the emergency squad 992 2101 for 2 (66 1 passenger schoo l M A Ha l l Reed svill e Phone take ov er payments of $7 55 Ew•ng s Funeral Home Rev buses a c cord1ng to 378 6249 per m onth or pay 51 01 SO Cal l 0 Dell Manley pallbearers spec t •cat1ons of sa1d board of FOR FREE est mates on AUTOMOB ILE 1nslJrance been 11 a tt c and all those who helped n edu cat•on 992 533 1 Separate and n alum num Std l ng Storm cancelled? Lost your l 02l lf C ----any way dur ng the t!lness dependent b d s w II be re c e ved Doors and W1ndows Car operators l.cen!:e Call 992 and loss of our loved one W fe w th respe c t to the chass1s and WANTED ----~- --tor au c tton ports Marquees and Radtng 7428 Bonne and children 6 15 t1C household goods Tools most LO TS of c hrysantnemum s for body type and wil l sta te that Phone Charles L1s l e 1114ltp the bu ses when asse mbled and anything of value Wdl buy or sale f1eld grown we on l y Syracuse Oh10 Cart Jacob --------- ----~­ have one color - yellow 10 -- ---- - --~~- - sell on comm ss•on W1ll haul pr or to del very comply W1lh Sa les Represental ve V V MOBILE home repair Etec 992 2094 RACINE PTA would Ike to all Call 992 3354 or 992 2792 bun ches for ss we have some s c hoo l d str.ct Johnson and Son In c tr cal plumbmg and heat1ng thank all ttie parents Hayman s 7 25 lfc 606 E Mam Pomeroy out tn full bloom some 1ust specd~tat 1 ons all safety 6 22 tfc Phone 992 5858 tea chers and students and reglJialtons and c urrent Oh o budd1ng Reynolds F lower 7 15 lfc espec.ally the banks mer OLD furn1ture oak tables Shop Mason W Va Call 773 M n mum Standards for School Roger Hys e " E MAl N_~---rl OPEN chants and grocery stores 111 Bus clocks ce bo)(eS brass beds TANKS cleaned 5\47 Construct on of the Garage near Crossroads on SEPTIC 9 26 ttc Rac1ne Pomeroy and Mid or complete __, Modern San tat•on 992 3954 or d tshes POMEROY Department of EdlJcat•on St Rt 124 all mechan1cal and dleport who helped and adopted by and w1th the consent households Wr~te M o 992 7349 work 1n c lud ng automatiC 10 23 tlc donated to make our carn•val of the D1re c tor of H•ghway M ller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o REDUCE excess f Utd S w til SYRACUSE Ntce Ranch trans.m ss1ons Monday thru i a success call 992 6271 ~ Flu dex - Lose we ght w th Sat 8 30 a m to 6 p m Pho11e 11 14 lt c Safety pursuant to Sect on Type 4 bedrooms Bath 5 13 tfc UeJ>.u ;:, vu<. W IJ remove Dex A D1el caps~Jtes at 4511 76 of the Rev1sed Code and 992 5682 garage or 992 7121 at a reasonable charQe Call Alum & Stone std1ng 2 car all other pert nent prov sons of ------~-- - - - --Nelson DrlJgS res denc e Slop In and See Our O NE GOOD coon dog Phon e 1114ltp 245 5514 garage Screened Patio Gas 10 28 26tc law 8 23 90tc after 6 p m 742 6194 R~Jtland Floor Display. Spe c ft cat ons and '" F A Heat Ful l basement _._ __I I 11 6t c PAINT DAMAGE 1973 Z g Zag P & J Heat ng & Cool ng Gas or strlJ ct ons to b1dders are on f le Re c r oom Lot 100x l 00 VILLAGE Fabr cs now open St II n Fuel 0 1 We have many sew ng Mach nes 1n the off ce of the Cl erk EXt:AVATING Dozers large after 2 weeks of closure due to Treasurer Ra e ne Oh 10 Phone CORNER c upboards wall ong nal c artons No at $21 000 00 furna ce parts and p l umb1n9 and small BackhO@S and death m tam ily Open hours 949 5601 cupboards chests old guns tachment s needed as our part s lor 10 p et above c ost loaders on track and t~res MIDDLE PORT F o r 10 24 30tp between 9 t 11 5 Monday any cond1flon Also blue controls are bu It n Sew s The Board of Educatton 215 N Second M ddleport Dump truck LO boy .s~r Mob tle home or home Lot througtl Fnday th 1 or 2 needles makes w decorated stoneware Wr te reserves the r ght to re 1ec t any 99 2 3509 vtce Sept1 c tanks- 1nstalled 11 13 3tp and al l btdS 70x90 A l l uttl tt1es close 10 31 30tc SEWING MACHINES Repa1r P 0 Box 44 Mart nsburg button.holes sews on buttons George (~Ill ) Pull ns phone Oh o 43935 or call 1 484 4440 monograms and bl nd hem serv ce all makes 992 2284 By Order of the Board of Ex c ellent n e ghborhood 992 2.-78 or 992 7402 SKATE A WAY announces Educat on st tch Fu ll c ash priCe $38 50 The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy after 7 p m 2 9 tfc C BRADFORD AUCT oneer $2 000 00 hol1day part1es Thanks a 8 90tc or budget plan ava table Nan c y Carnahan Authorized S nger Sales and Complete Serv ce POMEROY J1 2 story glvmg November 16th and Clerk Treasurer of Phone 992 2984 Service we Sharpen Sc•ssors DOZER and back hoe work Phone 949 3821 17th Chr stmas Dec 21st and 11 14 6i c Southern Local fram e 3 bedrooms Bath 3 29 lfc Rac1ne Oh 0 ponds and septic tank s d•1 22nd New Years Eve Dec Schoo l D1str1 c f -----~~--~-0 n ng room Utt !lfy tn Cr 1tt Bradford chlng serv•ce top so 1 t i ll 31st Avatlable for pnvate Racme Oh10 45771 SEP TI C TANKS AROBIC VACUUM Cleaners n ew 5 1 tfc d rt limestone B&K k1tchen or basement Gas parttes Monday Tuesday MODEST 2 bedroom un SEWAGE SYSTEMS 1973 Model Complete w th all Escavatmg Phone 992 5361 or furniShed house n M1ddleport Thursday evenmgs Sat and {1 1) 14 21 '2 8 (12 ) 5 Me furnace Porches $11 500 00 CLEANED REPAIRED clean ng toots Smal l pant EXCAVATING dozer loader 992 3861 on Pearl Street For 1n Sunday afternoons Open MILLER SANITATION damage n sh pp ng W II take TUPPERS PLAINS - Just 1 and backhoe work sept c 9 1 tfc Wed Fr1day and Saturday rormat1on phone 992 3262 $2 7 cash or budget plan STEWART OHIO PH 662 new home left ftll others are tanks nstal !ed dump trvcks _._ -------~----lll33tc evenings 1 JO 10 30 Call 98 5 ava lab e Phone 992 2984 3035 and lo boys for h re w 11 haul f 1n1SI1ed Ran c h Type 3 and Wh lie Sewing 3929 985 3803 or 985 9996 ------~ ----- -111 4 6tc 10 4 ttc ~LNA ftll d1rt top soil f1mestone l l ll 12t c Machines Serv ice on ~II Color e d Bath b edrooms NOTICE OF 3 AND It ROOM furntShed and and gravel Call Bob or Roger makes Reasonable rates SIN APPOINTMENT G ER Auto Z19 Zag Sew.ng -------~--~Uttltfy r oo m All etectr c unfurnished apartments Jeffers day phone 992 7089 HARRISON S TV serv1ce and The Sew1ng Center M d FOR a real Chr stmas g It tor Case No 21 064 M achme s n sewmg table Phone 992 5434 n ght phone 992 3525 or 992 Carpeted t hroughout •n your serv1ce calls Phone 992 2522 dleport Ohio your ch•ldren and the enllre Estate of JOHN P KAUFF Make s butlonho l es sews on 4 12 tfc 2 9 ttc 5232 1116ttc tam ly buy World Book Deceased choiCe of col or s Garage \ buttons bl nd hems etc Top 2 11 tfc Encycloped a Easy terms Not ce 1S hereby g1ven that not ch cond I !On Pay S51 or Lev ~l acre $18 900 00 For free demonstrat on ca l\ Martha LOUISe Co l linS of ROOM S by the week $18 up terms ava table Phone 99 2 ARE PROPERTIES 0 DELL WHEEL -Alignment Me gs Inn Pomeroy Eldon R Kraeuter Rae ne Netsonv tie Route 2 Oh o ha s 2984 1 12 lfc located at Crossroads Rt 124 LIST MOVING FAST Oh o Telephone 949 249 1 l1 14 6tc be.en duly appo nted Executrnc - ...._ now back to work Complete l1 13 Stp of the Es1ate of John P K autf TODAY fr ont end serv ce tune up and PRIVATE meet ng room for -- - - -~ -~ - --- -deceased late of Salsbury HENRY E CLELAND phone 992 8 TRACK stereo console due to brake serv1ce Wheels any organ zat on HOLIDAY SPECIAL PRATTS Townsh p Me gs County Oh o damage In Sh ipment Wd1 sell BROKER balanced electron.cally All 3975 BEAUTY SALON November Cted tors are requ red to f le 3 11 tfc work guaranteed Reasonable for sma l l balan ce of $99 992 2259 12th through 24t h Real st c the1r cia ms w1th sad f dlJ C ary or payments ot $6 99 rate s PhOne 742 3232 Perm for ttnled bleached or w th n four months If no answer 992 2568_ F U RN IS HED apartment 2 18 ttc per .:nonth Call 992 5331 hard to hold hatr made w1th Dated th 1S 9th day ol Mason w va r ght on man naturt~l organ 1c prole n November 1973 h g hway New a~artment 11 4 tfc RON SHEPARD Floor Wall Regular S30 perm s for S15 Phone 773 5147 Remodel•ng Ceram1c ttle Regular S25 perms tor $12 50 Mann ng 0 Webster 11117tp 1973 Z I G ZAG sew ng mach me battts Box 28D Rutland 742 Judge -----~ ~----Call today for agpomtment Take over 8 payments of 55 25 3664 ask for Mac or ebb • 992 Court of Com man Pl eas TWO BEDROOM tra 1er •~ 6 26 tfc per month or d scount for V1rq ll B. Tl'aford , Sr ProbateD v son 3751 mile from Harr sonv l ie on cash Call 992 5311 II 11 121c ( 11 ) 14 21 28 3tc New L ma Road Phone 742 Brokr•r I 1 4 tfc READYMI~--C oN~ETE 5802 del vered r1ght to your 110 Mech<'tnH Stree t HYMN Stng Laurel Cl1ff Free 11 ll4tC protect Fast and easy Free SALT F OR I CE AND SNOW Methodtst Church Sunday NOTICE OF Pomeroy, OhiO 45769 est1mates Phone 992 3284 Ro c k salt for towns h tpS Nov 18 1 30 to 3 30 p m APPOINTMENT APARTMENT Phone 992 25 50 Goegte n Ready M x co towns and bus nesses n Come and s1ng w1th us Case No 21062 or 742 6551 M ddleport Oh•o blJ\ks and bags for ICE' and OPENHOUSE - 1T05SAT & ,__ 11 14 3tc Estate of Carne Memhart 11 8 61C 6 JO tfc snow Ex c els or Salt Works SUN NEAR RODNEY - New Deceased Phone 992 3891 FLETCHER Ptano Serv,ce Not1ce 1S hereby g ven that 11 11 tfc 3 bedrooms 2112 baths fam1ly SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Tun ng & Repa1r Ca ll 698 Ctlartes .Jacob Metnhart of 3710 room wtth wood burn1ng REASONABLE rates Ph 446 ------- -----7731 East 54th Street Tulsa 4782 Gall POliS John Russell 11 6 26tp Oklahoma 74135 has been duly ltrep la ce patto 8xl4 remote CASH pa 1d tor all makes and~ Owner and Operator appomted Executor of the Last models of mob1le homes contro ll ed garage doors 512tfc Snow T1re Time' NO HUNTING or trespaSSing on W II and Testament of Carre Phone area code 614 423 9531 beauttful k1lchen wtfh range Albert Roseberry s property Memhart Deceased lat e of 4 13 uc ___ ___.._ _ _ _ _ ______ _ Carpet & msulated $50 000 00 at any t me on Bashan Keno Pomeroy Me gs Covnty Oh 10 1 150 ACRES 80 for Rd Cred 1tors are requ red to file ' ' . , , 1 ll 14 Jtp their cla•mS w th sa ip f due ary T cuHtva tt on Some n1ce ftmber A1r Cond1honers w th n four months # 6 ROOMS and bath m town Large 8 room house Prtce too BASEMENT Sale Thursday Dated th1s 5th day of $11 000 Call 992 3975 or 992 Awmngs Post1tve Stop and Go In Mud Fr day and Sa turday on 143 1 November 1973 much for most people 2571 & Snow mlle off 7 Underpmnmg ONE FLOOR - 6 rooms and 9 28 tfc 11 14 Jtp Mannmg D Webster bath Very n1ce modern ktt ALL SIZES IN STOCK Judge Complete mobtle home chen hot water hea t and Court of Common Pleas YOU CAN st II beat the serv t ce plus g1gant1C Let U s Install New• Probate Div s1on garage sk.yrocke ttng cost of new 8111 Wade, Auchoneer d1splay of molftle homes ( 11 ) 7 14 21 3tc construct ton w1th th s lovely MODERN RANCH TYPE - 2 always avatlable at older home be ng offered for bedrooms bath n1ce k1tchen SUPER SERVICE STA sale by owher 1n Are You Movtng' ca rpet and large lot PUBLIC NOTICE 9._ Jack W Carsey Mgr Pomeroy Recently re Cons1denng PubliC not ce ts hereby 9 tven REDUCED - 3 bedrooms 1n modeled the home has 3 atiil Phone 992 9932 that th e Rae me Gas and Serv~ee bedrooms bath large tam ty An Auclton• n1ce location Hot water heat 2 Company has fled a Comp l a nt style k ! che n and a separate DUE to sett lement of estate Of porches full basement double w 1th t l'ie Publ c Ut 11 t es d lntng or fam ly room New w I l1am Ba l ev I have one garage N ear Shoppmg Comm SStOn of Oh 0 In Wh Ch I allJm num s dtng exterior B&G Auctton Athens 0 .. 1220 Wa shmgton Blvd comple t e 4 rooms of furntture SYRACUSE alleges that ts extstmg rates tor w th outs1de entrance to 3 bedroom wtll pay cash for your enttre 423 7521 BELPRE ~D lor sale 1 fuel oil Stg ler stove consumers located m the rural basement A selling pnce of 2 beds 2 dressers 1 ranch type home bath gas household or any good and un 1ncorporated area of S15 000 Includes complete refngerator Cookmg stove furnace Garage and ntce lot Metgs County are unreasonably ~ turn1shlngs for th s home miscellaneous ttems or wtll bottled gas Round table 4 NEW LISTING Modern 4 Owner wdt help f1nance Call tow n retat1on to the rates hold an auct1on tor you at cha rs wash stand 3 cha~rs oharged w lhon the v llage of 593 5667 (Athens ) Shown by bedroom ranch type home your res•dence reasonable davenport 1 buffet 1 k1tchen appomtment only Ractne YOU VE shopped tne rest now cabmet 1 w lsh to se ll these bath ntce large kitchen with The company has asked the 10 14 30tc buy the best at Showalter s tlems whole not p1ece by btrch cabme t s 3 acres You II hke our competent, CommtSSJOn to ftx 1ts rate s and Wet Pet Shop Chester Oh o p1ece see Mrs Betty Lou $1800000 N ew sh pment n stock dependable servtce 1_ c harges 'for the rural and THE ELMER Oav 1S real estate Newlun near PQst off•ce sox 11 4 17tc Call Athens Ohto unincorporated consum ers the s tuated m Sa 11sbury REDUCE0 6room house on 3 Long Bottom 0111o Terms same as are n. effect m th e Townsh p w II be sold at the --- -~-------gravel htll Easy to heat cash 593 5035 Collect VIllage of Raoone off.ce of J 8 0 Brten at MALE poodle puppy black 11 13 3tc G"""'" wtth storage and level torney at law saturday m n ature Phone 992 5858 (11) 7 14 21 3tc ·. ' I I I I November 17 1973 at 10 OQ 1113ttc ELECTRIC football game am to ttle h1ghest btdder for KOSCOT KOSMETIC S S. WIG S Phone 985 3565 HllfNL TfA~OI-\0 not less than tne appra•sed SpeCii!IS each mont h We wil l BEA GL E pups Phone 985 3565 11 13 3t p ......_ f,()f?DON (I 1 f <"d nk't.' NOTICE ON FILING value thereof Bemg 1 55 gladly show you ou r I ne of 11 13 3tp r,s<..OCIAT! '· OF tNVEt.ITORY acres and house appra1sed at Kosmettcs 1n the ~r vacy of AND APPRAISEMENT $250 1 4C acres and house your home at you r con Me1gs or appra1sed at $235 For further venlence Remem ber Chn st The State of OI'IIG The follow1ng w1ll be sold at the restdence mas Is not far awa y so p hon e County Probate Court nformatton call 992 2720 To the Admmtstr!3tor of the Helen Jane Brown 99 2 5113 11123tc 80 BU SHEL of new corn S1 75 at MINI BACKHOE se rv ice located at 699 Broadway Street tn Mtddleport, Charles R Hatf1eld Route 1 11 9 tt c estate to such of the fo ll ow.ng hou se $2 del vered Ptlone as are res1dents of the State of Rutland Oh10 Phone 742 Otl1o near the swtmmmg pool 985 3531 L ong Bollom R I 1 v tz the c:.urv v ng 6092 f<';--:::..:...-=------.,----"---"-,,-..;;;,;;.;..:3:o0-..;........ MEIGS County F ISh & G ame Oh10 Russe l l Cl1ne 8•9 Cap-.cl1y AssocI at ton meets November spouse the next of k 1n the 11\JJtc ___ _____ ___ 2_1_2~18tp AUTO- ANTIQUES- HOUSEHOLD Maytag 1.tth 7 30 p m Syra cus e Cl ub benef e~ar es under the w !I -~-----AUTO and to the attorney or attorneys Automatics CARPENTER work masonry AM FM h! AD1 U stereo 8 Room any of the 1962 Dodge Lancer less than 31 000 miles Slant six w1th 3 ll 11 41 C represent ng 2 sp~e Q opera \jon work general remodel.ng by t tra c k tape comb nat on 4 way afore m ent oned persons c.h.o•ce of water speed on floor Good rubber and In very good condt1ton hour or contract Phone 99 3 1 s peaker so un d s y stem Freda Grate Rutland Oh1o t'emps Auto ANTIQUES OR COLLECTIBLES Ba l ance SllO JB or use our 3511 Rvt and Townsh p No 21 024 l1 2 26tp water level budget terms Ca l l 992 396 5 Qak square table spiral legs claw feet Marine lamp You are hereby noll! ed that 11 11 6t c control L•nl Several otl lamps, 3 piece wood bedroom su•1e walnut? paper hang tng and the Inventory and Ap WILL do Ftlter or Power large Kewple doll rocking chair 60 se1s salt & pepper pa1nttng Call Al'fhur M usse r pra. sement of the estate of the Ftn Agttator Favonte Country afor em entloned ddeceased late GROCERY bus n ess for sat~ 74'2 5223 Your shakes ptcture easel 3 pteces Carnival glass Build ng for sate or lease Perma Press 102130tp ot sad county was flied .n th1S Stars V1s11 On MUSIC Depression glass ~ Hobnatl glass quite an assortment of Phone 71J 5618 from 8 30 p m May1ag ColJrt Sa1d Inventory and good glass Ice cream chiolr old bottles slone JUgs to 10 p m for appo1ntment l Halo of Heat Appra 1sement w II be for 3 20 ttc crocks homemade quilts, Sterling silver table service ., Dryers heartng before th 1S Court on the Surround clothes Crocheted 1tems of all kinds several mterestlng Items 19th day of November 1973 at BRUSH HOGS 4X5 fl phone W1th gentle even 10 00 o clocl< A M DILWNQUITS HOUSEHOLD 992 5858 Any per~on des rmg to file heat No het spots Admiral Refrtgerator Gas range Dinette and 4 cha1rs 2 a>LVMBUS {UP!) - Dr e)l cept1ons therefo must file 7 15 tf c no overdrymg platform rockers Couch several small tables Maple Lowen Dlllm, II, superintend them at least f ive days pnor to Ftne Mesh Ltnt bed Rollaway bed 2 radios Television Kitchen stool date set for hear ng 18 ALJO Travel Tra tl er steep~ F •Iter at cl the Columbus State Hos- theGiven wringer washer bird cages Pots pans and numerous lJnder my hand and four self con..ta•ned 35 ooo we Spec•allze In ptlal, said Monday he has re- seat of sad Co urt th s 5th day of BTU heater oven and J Monday thru F rtda y MAYTAG ying yanqs November 1973 Terms Cash burner stove gas Mary Emma Bru:kles, Dec Und, elfectlve Dec 31 On refrigerator gas l1ght and 110 Bertha M ' Hysell, Exec; ·~'IV was superU!tendent Mann ng D Webster or l2V I ghts Complete w tt] CARNAHAN AUCTION •• ICE Judge and ex offtCIO Clerk hot water shower 2 new 10 ply flun 1167 to 11163 and from 1167 249 2708-J CariUihan Racine, Ohio Smllh-949 2033 ot sa1d Court t res $1 6~0 See Jerry 1p 1111 preaent Fr0111 11163 to Hayman County Rd 28 • 1 Not responstble for accidents or ton Rutland By Ann B Watson 11 Arnold Grate. m lie north ot Bashan 741 42 lJII be WU the OhiO Com· M•ddleporf Pomeroy _ Deputy Clerk 11 9 7tc 111i1111cJMr for Mental Hygiene ttl ) 7 u 2t c In Memof} Television Log It I J np 19/Q PLYMOU TH !:oubu r b <l fl :l. t atwn W ayofl l r con d t on 1Q Tape Pl ayer ra dm a n Q auto m tl l t<: tr ansm SStO n \1 .tOO Dave H II RaCi ne 949 1161 11 1t 6t c POMEROY MOTOR CO. Business Services M •~QI(',JOr l II t1 bll 1971 FORO TORINOSOO S1995 Cou pe 1 ow ne r ca r l ess than 33 000 mtles br aw n l tm s h w 1th matchmg vtnyl r oof and v1nyl tn l e n o r 302 V 8 engme standar d transm i SSIOn power s l ee nng and brakes ra d 10 r eally sh arp Income When Hotpllallzed I il l i .., U~I r tor .. 11c o ta kt> ovtcr P<~ V•fl<'nh (. • or qf' Holl t 'lS6 ~ p o rt 19 66 P lY M OU TH MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER The bli. (_Il l V ~ ( I I I Dear Helen Re the problem of straymg wile and the phrase, • the husbands IS always the last to know ," it occurs to me that m ml>it oases the husband IS always the one who cares least, orbed be the FIRST to know Just expressmg my • no sympathy' for these cuckolds who cry on your shoulder - WILL NEVER HELP MINE FIND OUT MINUS' ?II ' �11 - The Dally Sent mel, Middleport Pomeroy 0 • Nov '4. 19TJ 10 - The Daily SentuJ<>I ~11ddleport-l'omcro) 0 Auto Sale-; No\ 14 19i3 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Help Wanted WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES S P M Da y Befo re P u b hcat 10n Monda y De ad l, ne 9 a m - Cor re cl lons Wlllbea ccepted un t tl 9a m tor C~nce ll 11t 10n ' Day ot Pub ltcat on REGULATIONS The P u bliSher reser' ve s the r•Qht to ed tt or retect any ad s deemed ob t e c t tona t The publ iSher Wil l not be re sp on ~ i b l e for mor e than on e n correct tnsert•on RATES For W•nt Ad Serv1ce 5 cents per word one msert on M ln1mum Charge Sl 00 2 SIGNS Needed at once for the Racme ~Syra c us e area. Apply at cents per w o rd th r ee consec ut ve 1nsert on s 26 cents per word s I( con Dai~ Sentinel lA secut 1ve nsert ons 25 Per Cent 0 sc o un 1 on pa d ads and ads pa td w t h 1n tO days CARD-OF THANKS & OBITUARY S2 00 for 50 wo r d m n •mum Ea ch add1t ana l word 3c BLIND ADS Add1t 1ona l 2Sc Charg e per Advertisement OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Da ty 8 30 a m to 12 oo Noo n S~turday Pomeroy, Ohio L ADY to c ar ~ I tor e ld e r l y woman or do 1 ght hou se work Mu s t live n Call 378 631 9 l l l ] AI C r E xt -:S- RE FINERY CORP ott er s PLE N TY OF MO N EY pllJS cash bOnlJses fr nge bene ! IS to ma l lJre nd VldlJal Pome r oy n M dd t epor l a r e-a Rega r d l ess of ex per en ce a rma I A I Pa t e Box T exas Re f ner v Co r p 111 Fi Wo rth Tex 76101 11115tp ----------and w a tr ess w ant ec:l -CAR - HOP OF QUALITY L 'tUro:t \I l if O Pomeroy Motor Co. S I S9S 1971 DODGE CORONET 4 OR sl eenng & b rake s a1r Vmyl m tenor V 8 automat• c P cond rad o G ood 1st I me tir es 1971 CHEVROLET BLAZER $2895 4 whee l dnve V 8 lo ck•ng fron t hubs au t omat1c trans m• sst on power stee nng & brakes r a d1o good t ~res ve h iC le of many use s c ustom l rtm wh•te t op over blue A sharp 1 owner trad e /';H.JII I:H!\ve da •r fi i >JI II / Cll' t Z E N S Na on a l Bank w 11 o tt er tor sat e at th ct r oft ce •n M dd l eporl Oh•o at 10 a m Nov emb er 23 a 1971 Ford '1 door Hardtop To r i no Se r at N o IA25F \2 9•UII 1) 12 Jt C OPEN EVESB 00 PM POMEROY, OHIO RUSSELL'S AUTO TRIM Johmes Beauty Salon NOV SPEC ____________ . H ? SO Perm For Req Hour i8 SO 992-2839 Co Road 5 Bradbury l:OMI•U,1 E JNH~RIOR REPAIR Real Estate For Sale ASK US ABOUT 5 R OOM S 2 bedroom s and bath on 1 , acr e Good we lt larg e g ara ge Furn shed $7 50 0 un t ur n shed \6 500 Bottom of Cooks Gap H 11 on R t 124 Can be see n e ven ngs a nd w ee kend 11116t p PRE FAIIRICATED 2 BEDROO M S I ~ ba t h f orced a r f urnace ga r age ou t b u l!d tng Ca ll 99 2 3022 or 99'2 3298 1 1 7 7tp For Sale 992 7474 Johnson Masonry & (Remodeling) 992 7608 FREE EST WOOD TRUSSES 8utU to Your Specs Delivered to Job S•te HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO F r om the laraest Bulldozer Rad1ator to :,m a nest Heater core Nathan Btggs Radtalor Spec•altst SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC._ -------------- PRICE --------------- -- -------------- CONSTRUCTION - Card of Thanks Ph 992 5271 Lincoln H1ll Pomeroy 0 8 Pa1nt.ng A SpecaaHy 8 Are.1 s Most Reasonable Pnces 9 9 -------- --------- -- --------- All work guaranteed ------------ - -- __________ __ _ CLELAND 6os REALTY EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 = n=.T=---- Amen ca s Problems 1o Farm Report 13 Paul Harvey 13 Paul Harvey 13 6 30 - Columbu s Today .:1 81bl e Answer s 8 Pattern s lor L tvmg 13 News 6 6 45 - Corn c ob Report 3 Farmtlme 10 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 News 8 10 F l tnt s ton es 13 Romp er Room 6 7 30 - Rocky & Bullw tnk le 13 New Zoo R evue6 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8 10 Sesame St 33 La ss 1e 6 New Zoo -- Revue 13 8 30 - Yuck & Yog16 Ot ck Van Dyk e 13 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Paul D1xon 4 Ph il Donahue I S Frtendly Junct1on 10 AM 3 Abbott & Costello 8 Btography 33 Brady Bun c h 6 Movte Sunset Boulev ard 13 9 30 - To Tell the Truth 3 Secret Storm 8 M tehaels & Co 6 9 55 - Chuck Wh1te Report s 1o 10 00 - Dmat Shore3 15 Jokers Wild B 10 10 30 - BaffleGame 3 415 M•k e Dougla s 6 $10000Pyram •d8 6 15 6 20 6 25 6 25 ~ -GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto Opon 8 Til 5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Moun Pomeroy 0 5-T-R-E-T-C-H YOUR BUILDING D-0-L-L-A-R 10 11 OO - Gamb1t8 10 Pa sswordl 3 Qtzardof0dds3 4 15 11 30 - Love of Ltfe 8 10 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Brady Bun cn 13 Bowltng 6 1l S5 - CBSNew!i8 Danlmel s WorldlO 12 00 - Jeopardy 3 15 Bob Brauns SO 50 Club 4 News 8 10 13 Password 6 12 30 - 3Ws3 15 SplltSecond6 SearchforTomorrow8 10 OffiCE SUPPLIES FURNITURE _________ - -------------- -------- ------ PsychiC bid nets stand-off --------------For Rent --------------- 'K - --------- ----- - .Q4 • QJI042 • 1094 tfo942 --------- --- --- ------------ - -- - - -------- --- -- __________ _ __________ __ _ ----------- •3.57 an hour Full or Part Time Ca II 446-0677, ask for Personnel Manager. -------------- Mobile Homes For Sale - ------------- Residents of Letart Township It's CO-OP COUNTRY SQUIRE 120 ----- --------- Real Estate For S<ile Please do not bring anything to the public trash containeiS that will not - - ---------- go into the container. MILLER MOBILE HOMES Signed: Letart Township Trustees Pets For Sa1e PUBLIC SALE ------------------------For Sale ------------- - _____ _______ _ Employment Wanted 992-3325 992 -3615 --------- ----.-- ---=-.. . . - - ----- - - - ---Nanted To Do -------------- -------- ------ -------------- THE RALPH EMERY SHOW 4:30 TO 5:30 ' l ' ~ ••• • •• Dillon WMPC).;FM STEREO. 92.1 ---------- ---- RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~;:,~~·t ESTATE AUCTION SAT. NOV. 17, 1973 11:00 A.M. I concern U M1lcs m Holly btshop 5 Make wood DOWN 1 Separated sore 10 Jack 2 Dtm wtlh Horner s rrmt t ear s 11 V e rd1 ct 3 Grand 13 Ethe re al passt o n ( 2 wds) 4 Poete ss 14 Com e out 15 Sohctted lZ Inter Lowell v ot es 16 Ta st el ess rood li Ge ner a f e ature 7 Pothouse spectalty 8 Stra vmsky work fabn c 20 Type of ski hrt 16 Pay w1th 30 Mtscalcu lat1on 19 Centers 20 Get tn 33 Senora's 36 Get 'em, up" 6 Camel 18 W oven wds) 9 Etch 31 Woodyvme htle condttlon Humbled 24 Chnstmas, to 23 37 25 F1d0 1 Bulgarian monetary Spamards (2 21 Not a b•t 22 Sunder mous meshed 5 Inv e nt h on umt Hurt See1ng red 23 25 Trtmmed 26 lnvtted 27 Afore men lt oned 28 B1rd s as a class 29 Chnstrnas tree em beJhsh ment 32 Ltttle lady 33 Clangor 34 Tells canton 35 Unscramble these four Jumbles. one letter to each square. to form four ordanary words. Wtzard of Menlo Park 37 100 centesimi FEN1'0 ZIERP 38 Bold 39 Lord o Avon bII DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: One letter simply stands for another In th1s sample A 18 used for the three L s X for the two 0 s etc Smgle letters apostrophes the length and formahon of the words are all hmts Each day the code letters are dJfferent _I I _ ~)uj! I I I CRYPTOQUOTES to form the aurprise anawer. u 1U11eated by the above cartoon. x xI r I J (Auwen lont.orrv•' Amwer. MWW Now arranre the tire led lottera 1 Prill .. SIIIPIIISIINSW!IIItn 1A a Yetlerda:r'• \ "' AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW IS lROTHEYrn Jumble• SW4MP s school INACT JLYMSLFE FTTRTR ETTS UWTDLMF LF GVOFR YKT DT YV RLEKTE -BLWWLMS GTMYKTH Yesterday's Crytoquote AN IDLE MIND MAKES THE HAIR GROW, AN IDLE BODY MAKES THE NAILS GROW -CHINESE HUlSt HtCin A no4dmg ocquamlant'(- A YIS-MAN PROVERB (@I 1978 KinK Featun:s Syndu~ate 1 lm: ) AND HERE's IF '(01) WON T MOVE TO J.IIS VOL UtiTt:IR LY MI?S TREE + KQJ3 HAT! Wf LL fiAVe TO F ND A WA.'( 10 ~ YOU /I'O'IEt ,fo A J 11-IIS IS ONE LID THAT WILL NEVER SEE THE INSIDE OF HIS CASE. Ne1ther vulnerable East Wesl ••INT Pass Pass I. Pass Pa.s Pass Pass 4+ 60 Soulh Double 2N T Pass 3. Pass Pass 6+ Pass Opemng lead-Q' By Oswald & James Jacoby s'po;;e 40u II Roger Trezel and P1erre be tendm 1m Ja1s of France are one of the now 1 great partnershtps Unhke most expert pa1rs they do use psych1cs Th1s hand was play ed tn a 1958 match between England and France Ja1s who sat East dec1ded that desperate measures were called for after Trezel passed as dealer and North opened the b1ddmg Hence, h1s one spade overcall South doubled and J a IS ran out to one notrump If South had elected to double Ja•s would have had to agam show ~~~~~~~==~'' h1s heart slllt such as It was ®Plb!SE, PERRY DON'T NOTIFY but South b1d two notrump 1HE AIJ1l<a<ITIE5 A6QUT1HE From that potnt on North 8A3Y FORWINNfES and South cltmbed to Sll 5<\KE I spades on fa1rly reasonable b1ddmg There was only on! fly tn their omtment Trezel opened the queen of heart~ J a1s returned the su1t to force dummy to ruff whereupon South took the wrong vtew tn spades and wound up one tr1ck short North was m s1x d1amonds at one ttme That contract would wheel tn w1thout a fmesse as would SIX clubs It PAPP'f. appeared as 1f the Ja1s psy· ~...--=-------, ® DEAR 1-'DN chtc had really pa1d off COME AI-\ §AOIE HAWKINS It didrtt At the other table HAINT THE DAUGHTER East J'assed after North WAS f"'ARRIED 01= THE FIRST opene one club South b1d a UP YEP MAYOR oF spade, North two clubs, South DOGPATCHthree diamonds Nortn four spades, South four notrump, North five d1amonds and South SIX spades The same queen of hearts was led the same unfortunate play m spades and the same result, so all the psych1c got was a stand-off THE POOR GUYS II'J LOVE WITH Yl.'JA BLIT t POUST HE t.L MAKE: At.JY TIME WITH HE"R. • (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN l TH CAT BURGLf\R West North East 801 IF 1H~'5m; 1HINCo I CAil'T STAI!D, IT'S A f'HOIJ'I' 'KiLL PROI!I LY 'eoEG1TTIN A OFFER fo.J-N DAY NOW- Al4 HAINT60TONE V!.T. LOOKS LIKE "TliAT YEAH H0W 1 14 HAD I COULD 00 WITH A "tOLL HA~E '-'IE ON YORE HANDS FO TH RESTO YORE NATo-tEPA\.. LlF"E'' FEW VITTLES MYSELF HE TAKE' HE LEFT A BASKET ON TH PORCH ' Z STRUCK f\T OUR HOUSE LAST NIGHT ELVINEV South 1+ Pa"' 2+ Pass 3+ Pass 3+ Pass 3+ Pass 4+ Pass ? You South hold +A 2 +A QJa 7 +A K J 6 5 •s What do you do oow? A - Your partaer appean te be very w .. k Juol bid live RIDE BARNEY WHAT DID The b•ddtng has been llUTNOW1HAT-rnl5 UTTLE BUNDLE OFID'/HA5 ENTERED MY LIFE tM GOIN61D PUT 1Hif7 MONEY INTRUST FOR HER' •Ia I • 40 D enti st 's ACROSS 1 Eastern rtte ' i\.86 5 3 • 865 tfotol • 97 We need young men and women for • 1mmed1ate work. No expenence necessary. Car needed. TEAFUKD by THOMAS JOSEPH .76 3 SOUTH .AJ952 DELIVERY DRIVER SALES • • +++ 1 -------- - ----Notice Us. lh II c·lc·n Holll'l Ever)one - well. almost everyone - deplores the rom mere~ahzat1on of ChriStmas, and the ever-eartier slart of hard selling for ChriStmas Shell Game for Nuts It seems to me the holiday has been thoroughly com Helen merctabzed ever smce I can remember, and that would go back Dear My daughter thtnks I am 'wetrd " because when she offered to the late Tiurties, but there's noquestwn that early preparatiOn me unshelled sunnower seeds I ate them straight She says for the season to be jolly IS gettmg more so you re supposed to crack the shells between your teeth, lake out The teleVISIOn screen IS already bemg Jam packed w1th the tiny seed and eat 1t, but I say thiS gets you nowhere and comrnercJals aimed at the seasonal buytng ::;pree, and some towns m the Melgs-{ialha Mason area are already aglitter w1th makes a lot of mess bes1des Since I only eat a few such things (you don'l take a handful Yuletide street decorations, even before what we used to eall when you must crunch the shells too ), wtll this be bad for the ArmiStice Day My nose for h1stor1cal precedent makes me wonder about tile stomach or whaU.ver' - CAN'T BE BOTHERED or1gm of the pell mell rush to turn the brrth of Jesus mto a hac CBB chanaha of buymg, wrappmg, mallmg, and a partndge m a pear DearWell hello, there' I thought I was the only nut" who didn't tree go for shelling Sunflower seeds are a blUe fibrous unhusked, but I haven t found out, yet but I have consulted my favorite not nearly so frustrating - and they've never bothered my Nmeteenth Century newspaper, the Putnam Democrat, digestiOn I doubt 1! a lew soft shells now and then would hurt you published up the Kanawha R1ver m Wmf1eld, and I can assure But soy bean 'nuts" are better, if you ' re lookmg for a you that there was little sellmg of season's greetmgs a century farrly cheap, iow-ealone, htgh proU.m munch-fond So far , I ago haven t found many marllets that stock these roasted, saiU.d Th1s weekly, m 1ts edition JUSt before Christmas bacl\ m 1879, beans, but your grocer llllght stock them if you put m an orde• for example, apparently didn t carry any real ChriStmas ad And speaking of soy, have you ever tned soy bean cake as a verttsement meat extender? It comes m white, soft, cheese hke loaves and Instead, 1t earned diVers and sundry ads m wh1ch Kanawha must be kept m water until used almost tasteless, 11 lakes on the Valley merchants seemed mtent on cutting the throats of therr flavor of whatever It's rruxed w1th - you've probably seen tt competitors m Galltpoi!S and VICe versa No respite m the hell- often m soup and other diShes at Chmese reslaurants Smce 1t IS for leather nvalry between these folks JUSt because 1t was 100 per cent soy It's a !me source of protem and 1t miXes well Chrtstmas - but no mentwn of ChriStmas, either w1th ground beefto add a thrrd more "meat" at approxunately 20 Oh a couple of the merchants dtd mentiOn the fact that less cost Yulettde was mgh H L Judge stuck a postscript on the bottom per cent Where 10 hnd soy bean calle' Most Chmese markets carry 1t of h1s ad (whiCh mainly extolled the vrrtue of his fme line of and a few supermarkets are beguuung to stock 1t these pncegrocenes at his Wmf1eld store), notmg that "our Christmas stock days - H of toys, fancy and common gond•es and arttcles for presents has consclOUS ( Now how d1d f get off on TilAT tangent Excuse me, never been equalled m Wmf1eld ' 1 And J 1 mders, assoctated w1th stores m Wml1eld and Ms Food Ed1tor ) Buffalo, Said the stores respectfully 1nform the>r patrons that m VIew of the approachmg Holidays, they offer bargains m !me totlet soaps, perfumery, combs, brushes cosmebcs, m short, every article m their lme of busmess " 12 45 - Elec Co 33 But otherwtse, 1t was busmess as usual R Alexander m 12 55 - NBC News 3 IS Buffalo announced he was convertmg to a stncUy cash system, 1 00 - News 3 All My Children 6 13 Not For Women Only 15 Con centrat•on B What s My Lme 10 wtth 30 - As the World T u rns 8 10 On A Mal ch 3 4 15 Let s Make ' Dry goods, boots and shoes, clothing and notwns, tm ware A Dea l 6 13 queensware, grocenes, etc " and he boasted All of which I 2 00 - DaysofOur L •ves3 4 15 Gutd tng L1ght8 10 Newlywed Game 6 13 propcse to sell as cheap as can be bought m GallipoliS or 2 30 - DoctorsJ 415 G •rl 1nMyL•Ie6 13 EdgeofN 1ght8 10 elsewhere, for the same quality of goods ' 3 00 - Another World 3 4 15 General Hosplfal6 13 Pn ce is Relallatmg, S B1shop & Co m Gall1pohs placed an ad for R•ght 8 10 Masterptece Theater 20 3 30 - Return to PPyton Place 3 15 One Ute to Ltve 13 Secret furmture made by hand and of Cmcmnab manufacture," Storm 10 Phd Donahue 4 Match Game 73 8 Flmtstones 6 urgmg Putnam Count1ans to come downnver to shop Their 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Love Amen can Sty le 13 Sesame Sf 33 come-on was a Jewel 20 Somerset 15 Speedracer 6 I Love Lucy 8 Mov•e 'You can get a good bedstead, a good mattress, a good Handle wtth Care 10 4 30 - Gtlltgan s Island 13 Green Acres 3 Jeopardy 4 I Love dressmg bureau w1th glass a good washsland, a good extensiOn Lucy 6 Hazel 8 Bonanza 15 lable, a good safe SIX charrs and a good kitchen lable - all for 5 00 - Mlster Rogers 20 33 Bonanza 3 I Dream of Jeanme 13 Merv Grtfftn 4 Andy Grtfftth 8 M ISSI On lmposstble 6 $20 cash ' U this weren't enough they warned 'Call and see for 5 3Q-Gomer Pyle 13 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Beverly yourself before purchasmg elsewhere Hdlbtllles 8 Tratls West 15 Elec Co 33 The Wmfteld-Bulfalo merchants showed little of the ChriSt· s 55 - Earl Ntghtmgale 15 mas spml mother adverllsmg, gettmg the long kn1ves out for those blackguards m GallipoliS (Pt Pleasant eVIdently was WIN AT BRIDGE neutral ground ) And the good clerks m Gallia County responded m kmd As for the newspaper 1t.self, 1t managed to present the fact monds NORTH 14 TODAY S QUESTION that the greatest hohda) of the year was ururunent m a manner • K 10 8 Instead or b1ddmg two dta that must set some record for brevity, announcmg m one stmple monds your partner has Jumped + A72 to three dtamonds after your one sentence Next Thursday IS ChriStmas ' Per1od End of story tfoKQB6 53 dtamond opemng What do }OU do WEST IDl EAST nO\\ 1 MOORE & SONS -- ----------- 13 THURSDAY NOV 15 1973 Sunr i se Semmar 4 Sa cr ed H eart 10 6 00 - On Mos1 Amen can Cars POMEROY HOME & AUTO ---------- - ---- Sale o the Century 8 Po l 1ce Surgeon 3 The Judge 10 Bea t the Clock 13 K now Your Ant 1ques20 Poli ti cal T a l k 15 DO - Sonny & Ch er B 10 Ad a m 12 3 4 IS M ov1e B n a n s Song 6 13 Btl! M oyers Journal 20 33 30 - Elv 1s Al oha From Hawau 3 4 15 T he Sessio n 33 A Prom lse Shared 20 oo - Cannons 10 TheM 1Id Bunc h 20 33 30 - Mov te Trapped 6 13 W o m a n 20 Wash tngton Deba tes 10 00 - TheBiueKnlght J 4 15 K o1a k 8 10 New s 20 10 30 - Mount a tn Scen e 33 OO - New s3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janakt J3 30 - Johnny Carson ~ 4 l S M o vt e T he Sca rfa ce M ob Ja c k Paar Ton1fe6 CB S New s Speci al 8 10 - Mov•e D•amonds Are Bnttt e 10 - Tomorrow 3 4 Ja c k Paar Ton•le 13 2 00 - New s 4 2 JO - News 13 742-6273 -- BY PAUL CRABTREE 33 D. L. PHONE Helen Help Personaltty and Behav1or al Development 33 6 30 - News3 4 6 8 10 15 Hoga n s H er oes 13 1 00 - New s 10 What s M y Line 8 Tr u t h or Conseq l 6 Beat the Cl ock 4 A nythi ng Y ou Can Do 13 E lec Co 20 Know Your Sc hool s 33 I Sp y 15 7 30 - Ef1sode A c hon 33 On the M oney 4 To Tel l th e Trut h 6 With Skilled Craftsmanship Wanted To Buy & THINGS W£DNESDAY NOV 14 1973 New s 3 4 8 10 15 16 A BC Ne w s I) Sesam e Stree t 10 6 00 - '"Gene's Body Shop Pomeroy Ph ~92 2174 EX CE LS IOR Salt Work s E 5 ROO M S 2 bedroom s b ath 773 5554 Mason W Va ca rp or t stor ag e b u ld ng 2 Ma n St Pomeroy All k 1 nd s App ly f"l per son a! Cr ow s R I.Jt! <~ nd tot s De po t St of salt water pellet s wa ter IN LOVING memory of OlJr Steak H ouse Stephen C Snowden $11 ooo Ca1 1 992 6279 get s block satt an d own nug dear father and grandfat her II 13 IOt c 11 14 31 <: Oh o R1ver Salt Phon e 99 2 who passed away Nov 12 553 Russell St SpeCialist 1964 Mr Lew •s Walk er Sr 3891 (Gravel H11i) 6 5 lfc T W O b ed ro om house at 473 Wheel Dear Pop we can h ear yo u r M•ddleport Oh1o Syc a mo r e Str ee t n M d vo1ce we can st •ll see yo ur PUBLIC NOTICE Alignment dtepor t vacM I Ca l l 992 53 10 1973 Z I G ZA G sew ng m a ch ne iace no one on ea rth can ever TO BIDD E R S 11 41 3tc Tht s ma ch ne da rn s em take your pla ce Sadly m ss ed SU B J ECT P u r c has e o l -----br o d e r s ov e r ca sts and by ch ldren and g r and It Must Sc hool Buse s '1 13ED R OO M house 3 y ea rs old monogr a m s al l With o ut at children FO R T he Bo ard of Edu cat on Se R1ght Roofing Spoultng carp ett ng btg k t ch en w t h 11 14 ltc l dchme nt s Pay ba lan c-e ot of th e So uthern Loca l Sc hool lot s of c ab n ets 1 ac r e o f orwewtll $41 50 or pay $6 a m onth Cal\ K1tchens & Bathrooms D stn ct Box 176 Ra e ne Oh o g round Rae ne Oh o Ca l l ke 11 Rtght 99' 533 1 +++++ WANTED o l d lJp r,gh t ptan os 949 4998 Complete Remodeling 10 21 tf c Seated proposals W II be any cond lion pay 1ng $10 9 12 tfc THE FAMILY of Frank (J ac k ) re ce ved by the Board of each Wr1t e and g ve d r ec A PPR O XIMATE L Y 20 ac r es of SM ALL - hou s-; - c te al - tOr a Krautter Jr WISh to ext end Edu cat on of the Southern Loc a l t ons to W1tten P ana Co Box la nd e xce ll ent build ng s te their thanks to fr ends and Sc hool D str c t of Rae ne Oh 10 couple or bachelor Fully ISS Sard•S Oh o 43946 ne1ghbors who sent food cat t 742 5223 at the Clerk s off ce unt I 12 00 11 14 Otp turn shed c an be ftnan c ed 8 -1 JO Oatly 8 l2 Sat 10 21 JOIP flowers and cards Dr Tetle o clock noon on Dec 7 1973 and With SIOO down Phon e 992 1 ~ H Rawlings Sons -~-and staff of Veterans at that t1me opened by th e c lerk 57 86 1973 STEREO Rad 0 c om Memorial Hosp tal member s of sa d board as prov 1ded by law NO 1 CO PPER 70c Rad ator s H uld 19 PH 992 6675 111 36t c 33 c bra ss JOe batter~e s 90c b nat on w th 8 tra c k bu It n Middleport 0 of the emergency squad 992 2101 for 2 (66 1 passenger schoo l M A Ha l l Reed svill e Phone take ov er payments of $7 55 Ew•ng s Funeral Home Rev buses a c cord1ng to 378 6249 per m onth or pay 51 01 SO Cal l 0 Dell Manley pallbearers spec t •cat1ons of sa1d board of FOR FREE est mates on AUTOMOB ILE 1nslJrance been 11 a tt c and all those who helped n edu cat•on 992 533 1 Separate and n alum num Std l ng Storm cancelled? Lost your l 02l lf C ----any way dur ng the t!lness dependent b d s w II be re c e ved Doors and W1ndows Car operators l.cen!:e Call 992 and loss of our loved one W fe w th respe c t to the chass1s and WANTED ----~- --tor au c tton ports Marquees and Radtng 7428 Bonne and children 6 15 t1C household goods Tools most LO TS of c hrysantnemum s for body type and wil l sta te that Phone Charles L1s l e 1114ltp the bu ses when asse mbled and anything of value Wdl buy or sale f1eld grown we on l y Syracuse Oh10 Cart Jacob --------- ----~­ have one color - yellow 10 -- ---- - --~~- - sell on comm ss•on W1ll haul pr or to del very comply W1lh Sa les Represental ve V V MOBILE home repair Etec 992 2094 RACINE PTA would Ike to all Call 992 3354 or 992 2792 bun ches for ss we have some s c hoo l d str.ct Johnson and Son In c tr cal plumbmg and heat1ng thank all ttie parents Hayman s 7 25 lfc 606 E Mam Pomeroy out tn full bloom some 1ust specd~tat 1 ons all safety 6 22 tfc Phone 992 5858 tea chers and students and reglJialtons and c urrent Oh o budd1ng Reynolds F lower 7 15 lfc espec.ally the banks mer OLD furn1ture oak tables Shop Mason W Va Call 773 M n mum Standards for School Roger Hys e " E MAl N_~---rl OPEN chants and grocery stores 111 Bus clocks ce bo)(eS brass beds TANKS cleaned 5\47 Construct on of the Garage near Crossroads on SEPTIC 9 26 ttc Rac1ne Pomeroy and Mid or complete __, Modern San tat•on 992 3954 or d tshes POMEROY Department of EdlJcat•on St Rt 124 all mechan1cal and dleport who helped and adopted by and w1th the consent households Wr~te M o 992 7349 work 1n c lud ng automatiC 10 23 tlc donated to make our carn•val of the D1re c tor of H•ghway M ller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o REDUCE excess f Utd S w til SYRACUSE Ntce Ranch trans.m ss1ons Monday thru i a success call 992 6271 ~ Flu dex - Lose we ght w th Sat 8 30 a m to 6 p m Pho11e 11 14 lt c Safety pursuant to Sect on Type 4 bedrooms Bath 5 13 tfc UeJ>.u ;:, vu<. W IJ remove Dex A D1el caps~Jtes at 4511 76 of the Rev1sed Code and 992 5682 garage or 992 7121 at a reasonable charQe Call Alum & Stone std1ng 2 car all other pert nent prov sons of ------~-- - - - --Nelson DrlJgS res denc e Slop In and See Our O NE GOOD coon dog Phon e 1114ltp 245 5514 garage Screened Patio Gas 10 28 26tc law 8 23 90tc after 6 p m 742 6194 R~Jtland Floor Display. Spe c ft cat ons and '" F A Heat Ful l basement _._ __I I 11 6t c PAINT DAMAGE 1973 Z g Zag P & J Heat ng & Cool ng Gas or strlJ ct ons to b1dders are on f le Re c r oom Lot 100x l 00 VILLAGE Fabr cs now open St II n Fuel 0 1 We have many sew ng Mach nes 1n the off ce of the Cl erk EXt:AVATING Dozers large after 2 weeks of closure due to Treasurer Ra e ne Oh 10 Phone CORNER c upboards wall ong nal c artons No at $21 000 00 furna ce parts and p l umb1n9 and small BackhO@S and death m tam ily Open hours 949 5601 cupboards chests old guns tachment s needed as our part s lor 10 p et above c ost loaders on track and t~res MIDDLE PORT F o r 10 24 30tp between 9 t 11 5 Monday any cond1flon Also blue controls are bu It n Sew s The Board of Educatton 215 N Second M ddleport Dump truck LO boy .s~r Mob tle home or home Lot througtl Fnday th 1 or 2 needles makes w decorated stoneware Wr te reserves the r ght to re 1ec t any 99 2 3509 vtce Sept1 c tanks- 1nstalled 11 13 3tp and al l btdS 70x90 A l l uttl tt1es close 10 31 30tc SEWING MACHINES Repa1r P 0 Box 44 Mart nsburg button.holes sews on buttons George (~Ill ) Pull ns phone Oh o 43935 or call 1 484 4440 monograms and bl nd hem serv ce all makes 992 2284 By Order of the Board of Ex c ellent n e ghborhood 992 2.-78 or 992 7402 SKATE A WAY announces Educat on st tch Fu ll c ash priCe $38 50 The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy after 7 p m 2 9 tfc C BRADFORD AUCT oneer $2 000 00 hol1day part1es Thanks a 8 90tc or budget plan ava table Nan c y Carnahan Authorized S nger Sales and Complete Serv ce POMEROY J1 2 story glvmg November 16th and Clerk Treasurer of Phone 992 2984 Service we Sharpen Sc•ssors DOZER and back hoe work Phone 949 3821 17th Chr stmas Dec 21st and 11 14 6i c Southern Local fram e 3 bedrooms Bath 3 29 lfc Rac1ne Oh 0 ponds and septic tank s d•1 22nd New Years Eve Dec Schoo l D1str1 c f -----~~--~-0 n ng room Utt !lfy tn Cr 1tt Bradford chlng serv•ce top so 1 t i ll 31st Avatlable for pnvate Racme Oh10 45771 SEP TI C TANKS AROBIC VACUUM Cleaners n ew 5 1 tfc d rt limestone B&K k1tchen or basement Gas parttes Monday Tuesday MODEST 2 bedroom un SEWAGE SYSTEMS 1973 Model Complete w th all Escavatmg Phone 992 5361 or furniShed house n M1ddleport Thursday evenmgs Sat and {1 1) 14 21 '2 8 (12 ) 5 Me furnace Porches $11 500 00 CLEANED REPAIRED clean ng toots Smal l pant EXCAVATING dozer loader 992 3861 on Pearl Street For 1n Sunday afternoons Open MILLER SANITATION damage n sh pp ng W II take TUPPERS PLAINS - Just 1 and backhoe work sept c 9 1 tfc Wed Fr1day and Saturday rormat1on phone 992 3262 $2 7 cash or budget plan STEWART OHIO PH 662 new home left ftll others are tanks nstal !ed dump trvcks _._ -------~----lll33tc evenings 1 JO 10 30 Call 98 5 ava lab e Phone 992 2984 3035 and lo boys for h re w 11 haul f 1n1SI1ed Ran c h Type 3 and Wh lie Sewing 3929 985 3803 or 985 9996 ------~ ----- -111 4 6tc 10 4 ttc ~LNA ftll d1rt top soil f1mestone l l ll 12t c Machines Serv ice on ~II Color e d Bath b edrooms NOTICE OF 3 AND It ROOM furntShed and and gravel Call Bob or Roger makes Reasonable rates SIN APPOINTMENT G ER Auto Z19 Zag Sew.ng -------~--~Uttltfy r oo m All etectr c unfurnished apartments Jeffers day phone 992 7089 HARRISON S TV serv1ce and The Sew1ng Center M d FOR a real Chr stmas g It tor Case No 21 064 M achme s n sewmg table Phone 992 5434 n ght phone 992 3525 or 992 Carpeted t hroughout •n your serv1ce calls Phone 992 2522 dleport Ohio your ch•ldren and the enllre Estate of JOHN P KAUFF Make s butlonho l es sews on 4 12 tfc 2 9 ttc 5232 1116ttc tam ly buy World Book Deceased choiCe of col or s Garage \ buttons bl nd hems etc Top 2 11 tfc Encycloped a Easy terms Not ce 1S hereby g1ven that not ch cond I !On Pay S51 or Lev ~l acre $18 900 00 For free demonstrat on ca l\ Martha LOUISe Co l linS of ROOM S by the week $18 up terms ava table Phone 99 2 ARE PROPERTIES 0 DELL WHEEL -Alignment Me gs Inn Pomeroy Eldon R Kraeuter Rae ne Netsonv tie Route 2 Oh o ha s 2984 1 12 lfc located at Crossroads Rt 124 LIST MOVING FAST Oh o Telephone 949 249 1 l1 14 6tc be.en duly appo nted Executrnc - ...._ now back to work Complete l1 13 Stp of the Es1ate of John P K autf TODAY fr ont end serv ce tune up and PRIVATE meet ng room for -- - - -~ -~ - --- -deceased late of Salsbury HENRY E CLELAND phone 992 8 TRACK stereo console due to brake serv1ce Wheels any organ zat on HOLIDAY SPECIAL PRATTS Townsh p Me gs County Oh o damage In Sh ipment Wd1 sell BROKER balanced electron.cally All 3975 BEAUTY SALON November Cted tors are requ red to f le 3 11 tfc work guaranteed Reasonable for sma l l balan ce of $99 992 2259 12th through 24t h Real st c the1r cia ms w1th sad f dlJ C ary or payments ot $6 99 rate s PhOne 742 3232 Perm for ttnled bleached or w th n four months If no answer 992 2568_ F U RN IS HED apartment 2 18 ttc per .:nonth Call 992 5331 hard to hold hatr made w1th Dated th 1S 9th day ol Mason w va r ght on man naturt~l organ 1c prole n November 1973 h g hway New a~artment 11 4 tfc RON SHEPARD Floor Wall Regular S30 perm s for S15 Phone 773 5147 Remodel•ng Ceram1c ttle Regular S25 perms tor $12 50 Mann ng 0 Webster 11117tp 1973 Z I G ZAG sew ng mach me battts Box 28D Rutland 742 Judge -----~ ~----Call today for agpomtment Take over 8 payments of 55 25 3664 ask for Mac or ebb • 992 Court of Com man Pl eas TWO BEDROOM tra 1er •~ 6 26 tfc per month or d scount for V1rq ll B. Tl'aford , Sr ProbateD v son 3751 mile from Harr sonv l ie on cash Call 992 5311 II 11 121c ( 11 ) 14 21 28 3tc New L ma Road Phone 742 Brokr•r I 1 4 tfc READYMI~--C oN~ETE 5802 del vered r1ght to your 110 Mech<'tnH Stree t HYMN Stng Laurel Cl1ff Free 11 ll4tC protect Fast and easy Free SALT F OR I CE AND SNOW Methodtst Church Sunday NOTICE OF Pomeroy, OhiO 45769 est1mates Phone 992 3284 Ro c k salt for towns h tpS Nov 18 1 30 to 3 30 p m APPOINTMENT APARTMENT Phone 992 25 50 Goegte n Ready M x co towns and bus nesses n Come and s1ng w1th us Case No 21062 or 742 6551 M ddleport Oh•o blJ\ks and bags for ICE' and OPENHOUSE - 1T05SAT & ,__ 11 14 3tc Estate of Carne Memhart 11 8 61C 6 JO tfc snow Ex c els or Salt Works SUN NEAR RODNEY - New Deceased Phone 992 3891 FLETCHER Ptano Serv,ce Not1ce 1S hereby g ven that 11 11 tfc 3 bedrooms 2112 baths fam1ly SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Tun ng & Repa1r Ca ll 698 Ctlartes .Jacob Metnhart of 3710 room wtth wood burn1ng REASONABLE rates Ph 446 ------- -----7731 East 54th Street Tulsa 4782 Gall POliS John Russell 11 6 26tp Oklahoma 74135 has been duly ltrep la ce patto 8xl4 remote CASH pa 1d tor all makes and~ Owner and Operator appomted Executor of the Last models of mob1le homes contro ll ed garage doors 512tfc Snow T1re Time' NO HUNTING or trespaSSing on W II and Testament of Carre Phone area code 614 423 9531 beauttful k1lchen wtfh range Albert Roseberry s property Memhart Deceased lat e of 4 13 uc ___ ___.._ _ _ _ _ ______ _ Carpet & msulated $50 000 00 at any t me on Bashan Keno Pomeroy Me gs Covnty Oh 10 1 150 ACRES 80 for Rd Cred 1tors are requ red to file ' ' . , , 1 ll 14 Jtp their cla•mS w th sa ip f due ary T cuHtva tt on Some n1ce ftmber A1r Cond1honers w th n four months # 6 ROOMS and bath m town Large 8 room house Prtce too BASEMENT Sale Thursday Dated th1s 5th day of $11 000 Call 992 3975 or 992 Awmngs Post1tve Stop and Go In Mud Fr day and Sa turday on 143 1 November 1973 much for most people 2571 & Snow mlle off 7 Underpmnmg ONE FLOOR - 6 rooms and 9 28 tfc 11 14 Jtp Mannmg D Webster bath Very n1ce modern ktt ALL SIZES IN STOCK Judge Complete mobtle home chen hot water hea t and Court of Common Pleas YOU CAN st II beat the serv t ce plus g1gant1C Let U s Install New• Probate Div s1on garage sk.yrocke ttng cost of new 8111 Wade, Auchoneer d1splay of molftle homes ( 11 ) 7 14 21 3tc construct ton w1th th s lovely MODERN RANCH TYPE - 2 always avatlable at older home be ng offered for bedrooms bath n1ce k1tchen SUPER SERVICE STA sale by owher 1n Are You Movtng' ca rpet and large lot PUBLIC NOTICE 9._ Jack W Carsey Mgr Pomeroy Recently re Cons1denng PubliC not ce ts hereby 9 tven REDUCED - 3 bedrooms 1n modeled the home has 3 atiil Phone 992 9932 that th e Rae me Gas and Serv~ee bedrooms bath large tam ty An Auclton• n1ce location Hot water heat 2 Company has fled a Comp l a nt style k ! che n and a separate DUE to sett lement of estate Of porches full basement double w 1th t l'ie Publ c Ut 11 t es d lntng or fam ly room New w I l1am Ba l ev I have one garage N ear Shoppmg Comm SStOn of Oh 0 In Wh Ch I allJm num s dtng exterior B&G Auctton Athens 0 .. 1220 Wa shmgton Blvd comple t e 4 rooms of furntture SYRACUSE alleges that ts extstmg rates tor w th outs1de entrance to 3 bedroom wtll pay cash for your enttre 423 7521 BELPRE ~D lor sale 1 fuel oil Stg ler stove consumers located m the rural basement A selling pnce of 2 beds 2 dressers 1 ranch type home bath gas household or any good and un 1ncorporated area of S15 000 Includes complete refngerator Cookmg stove furnace Garage and ntce lot Metgs County are unreasonably ~ turn1shlngs for th s home miscellaneous ttems or wtll bottled gas Round table 4 NEW LISTING Modern 4 Owner wdt help f1nance Call tow n retat1on to the rates hold an auct1on tor you at cha rs wash stand 3 cha~rs oharged w lhon the v llage of 593 5667 (Athens ) Shown by bedroom ranch type home your res•dence reasonable davenport 1 buffet 1 k1tchen appomtment only Ractne YOU VE shopped tne rest now cabmet 1 w lsh to se ll these bath ntce large kitchen with The company has asked the 10 14 30tc buy the best at Showalter s tlems whole not p1ece by btrch cabme t s 3 acres You II hke our competent, CommtSSJOn to ftx 1ts rate s and Wet Pet Shop Chester Oh o p1ece see Mrs Betty Lou $1800000 N ew sh pment n stock dependable servtce 1_ c harges 'for the rural and THE ELMER Oav 1S real estate Newlun near PQst off•ce sox 11 4 17tc Call Athens Ohto unincorporated consum ers the s tuated m Sa 11sbury REDUCE0 6room house on 3 Long Bottom 0111o Terms same as are n. effect m th e Townsh p w II be sold at the --- -~-------gravel htll Easy to heat cash 593 5035 Collect VIllage of Raoone off.ce of J 8 0 Brten at MALE poodle puppy black 11 13 3tc G"""'" wtth storage and level torney at law saturday m n ature Phone 992 5858 (11) 7 14 21 3tc ·. ' I I I I November 17 1973 at 10 OQ 1113ttc ELECTRIC football game am to ttle h1ghest btdder for KOSCOT KOSMETIC S S. WIG S Phone 985 3565 HllfNL TfA~OI-\0 not less than tne appra•sed SpeCii!IS each mont h We wil l BEA GL E pups Phone 985 3565 11 13 3t p ......_ f,()f?DON (I 1 f <"d nk't.' NOTICE ON FILING value thereof Bemg 1 55 gladly show you ou r I ne of 11 13 3tp r,s<..OCIAT! '· OF tNVEt.ITORY acres and house appra1sed at Kosmettcs 1n the ~r vacy of AND APPRAISEMENT $250 1 4C acres and house your home at you r con Me1gs or appra1sed at $235 For further venlence Remem ber Chn st The State of OI'IIG The follow1ng w1ll be sold at the restdence mas Is not far awa y so p hon e County Probate Court nformatton call 992 2720 To the Admmtstr!3tor of the Helen Jane Brown 99 2 5113 11123tc 80 BU SHEL of new corn S1 75 at MINI BACKHOE se rv ice located at 699 Broadway Street tn Mtddleport, Charles R Hatf1eld Route 1 11 9 tt c estate to such of the fo ll ow.ng hou se $2 del vered Ptlone as are res1dents of the State of Rutland Oh10 Phone 742 Otl1o near the swtmmmg pool 985 3531 L ong Bollom R I 1 v tz the c:.urv v ng 6092 f<';--:::..:...-=------.,----"---"-,,-..;;;,;;.;..:3:o0-..;........ MEIGS County F ISh & G ame Oh10 Russe l l Cl1ne 8•9 Cap-.cl1y AssocI at ton meets November spouse the next of k 1n the 11\JJtc ___ _____ ___ 2_1_2~18tp AUTO- ANTIQUES- HOUSEHOLD Maytag 1.tth 7 30 p m Syra cus e Cl ub benef e~ar es under the w !I -~-----AUTO and to the attorney or attorneys Automatics CARPENTER work masonry AM FM h! AD1 U stereo 8 Room any of the 1962 Dodge Lancer less than 31 000 miles Slant six w1th 3 ll 11 41 C represent ng 2 sp~e Q opera \jon work general remodel.ng by t tra c k tape comb nat on 4 way afore m ent oned persons c.h.o•ce of water speed on floor Good rubber and In very good condt1ton hour or contract Phone 99 3 1 s peaker so un d s y stem Freda Grate Rutland Oh1o t'emps Auto ANTIQUES OR COLLECTIBLES Ba l ance SllO JB or use our 3511 Rvt and Townsh p No 21 024 l1 2 26tp water level budget terms Ca l l 992 396 5 Qak square table spiral legs claw feet Marine lamp You are hereby noll! ed that 11 11 6t c control L•nl Several otl lamps, 3 piece wood bedroom su•1e walnut? paper hang tng and the Inventory and Ap WILL do Ftlter or Power large Kewple doll rocking chair 60 se1s salt & pepper pa1nttng Call Al'fhur M usse r pra. sement of the estate of the Ftn Agttator Favonte Country afor em entloned ddeceased late GROCERY bus n ess for sat~ 74'2 5223 Your shakes ptcture easel 3 pteces Carnival glass Build ng for sate or lease Perma Press 102130tp ot sad county was flied .n th1S Stars V1s11 On MUSIC Depression glass ~ Hobnatl glass quite an assortment of Phone 71J 5618 from 8 30 p m May1ag ColJrt Sa1d Inventory and good glass Ice cream chiolr old bottles slone JUgs to 10 p m for appo1ntment l Halo of Heat Appra 1sement w II be for 3 20 ttc crocks homemade quilts, Sterling silver table service ., Dryers heartng before th 1S Court on the Surround clothes Crocheted 1tems of all kinds several mterestlng Items 19th day of November 1973 at BRUSH HOGS 4X5 fl phone W1th gentle even 10 00 o clocl< A M DILWNQUITS HOUSEHOLD 992 5858 Any per~on des rmg to file heat No het spots Admiral Refrtgerator Gas range Dinette and 4 cha1rs 2 a>LVMBUS {UP!) - Dr e)l cept1ons therefo must file 7 15 tf c no overdrymg platform rockers Couch several small tables Maple Lowen Dlllm, II, superintend them at least f ive days pnor to Ftne Mesh Ltnt bed Rollaway bed 2 radios Television Kitchen stool date set for hear ng 18 ALJO Travel Tra tl er steep~ F •Iter at cl the Columbus State Hos- theGiven wringer washer bird cages Pots pans and numerous lJnder my hand and four self con..ta•ned 35 ooo we Spec•allze In ptlal, said Monday he has re- seat of sad Co urt th s 5th day of BTU heater oven and J Monday thru F rtda y MAYTAG ying yanqs November 1973 Terms Cash burner stove gas Mary Emma Bru:kles, Dec Und, elfectlve Dec 31 On refrigerator gas l1ght and 110 Bertha M ' Hysell, Exec; ·~'IV was superU!tendent Mann ng D Webster or l2V I ghts Complete w tt] CARNAHAN AUCTION •• ICE Judge and ex offtCIO Clerk hot water shower 2 new 10 ply flun 1167 to 11163 and from 1167 249 2708-J CariUihan Racine, Ohio Smllh-949 2033 ot sa1d Court t res $1 6~0 See Jerry 1p 1111 preaent Fr0111 11163 to Hayman County Rd 28 • 1 Not responstble for accidents or ton Rutland By Ann B Watson 11 Arnold Grate. m lie north ot Bashan 741 42 lJII be WU the OhiO Com· M•ddleporf Pomeroy _ Deputy Clerk 11 9 7tc 111i1111cJMr for Mental Hygiene ttl ) 7 u 2t c In Memof} Television Log It I J np 19/Q PLYMOU TH !:oubu r b <l fl :l. t atwn W ayofl l r con d t on 1Q Tape Pl ayer ra dm a n Q auto m tl l t<: tr ansm SStO n \1 .tOO Dave H II RaCi ne 949 1161 11 1t 6t c POMEROY MOTOR CO. Business Services M •~QI(',JOr l II t1 bll 1971 FORO TORINOSOO S1995 Cou pe 1 ow ne r ca r l ess than 33 000 mtles br aw n l tm s h w 1th matchmg vtnyl r oof and v1nyl tn l e n o r 302 V 8 engme standar d transm i SSIOn power s l ee nng and brakes ra d 10 r eally sh arp Income When Hotpllallzed I il l i .., U~I r tor .. 11c o ta kt> ovtcr P<~ V•fl<'nh (. • or qf' Holl t 'lS6 ~ p o rt 19 66 P lY M OU TH MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER The bli. (_Il l V ~ ( I I I Dear Helen Re the problem of straymg wile and the phrase, • the husbands IS always the last to know ," it occurs to me that m ml>it oases the husband IS always the one who cares least, orbed be the FIRST to know Just expressmg my • no sympathy' for these cuckolds who cry on your shoulder - WILL NEVER HELP MINE FIND OUT MINUS' ?II ' �Talk given at PTA ··users arc losers" \\~S tl.t• Uteuw ot .l t..;lik 011 d1 UJ..' ust> .and mis11s!l:' by D ~n 1d Cou~Jr. JUVcmle offtcer of the Athen.~ . ,·-·-:11, Parish potluck slated r·>:-:·:·:·so~-r~·., ,..,.u dlcp' ifl, recently appumtet.l to the Eplst:upal Church Women's Bn<Jrd of the Dwccse of Southern Oh10, and M1ss Jane Masun, Jtonton, are spending today 111 the Salt Fork Lodge at Carnbndge They wtll be JOmed there by Mrs. Skelton and Mrs. Silbernagel who w1ll return to Pomeroy with them and be overmght guests of Mr. and Mrs. Moore . l ~p1~C l tP~•I fol\"w-up to the Seiir('h [or IJt.· held a.~t tlw Cunt t.•n...,ill>, Contributions Hmn.Hl~ Inn. Columbus, ~IuJ gotn~ £rom the Pomeroy P'TA 1\l. Calendarlt Polic<' Dep"rtment . Monda) w1l1 be Mrs. Charles Goeglem WEIJNt~~()A Y mght at the Pomeroy and Mrs. Wayne Chappelear MIDDLEPORT LITERARY The Llntt voted to d1re ct a Elementary School PTA Club, 2 p 01 Wednesday, home Usmg shdes, the speaker letter to Rep . Oakley Collins of Mrs . Rodney Oowmng . showed the vanety of drugs protestmg an appomted Stlte- Hooks to be rev1ewed wtll be • bemg used by young people, Board of E.ducat10n over an "The Gtrl of Huntington elected one . WiiYS to recognize drug users, House" by Blossom Elfman by The Ohto PTA has already and what lo do about tt when a Mrs H1chard Owen, and "Feel user is discovered He sa1d that taken a stand agamsl the Free " by Oavts S V1scott , JliD ts the most dangerous of proposed act1on to change the M D. by Mrs. Arthur Strauss all drugs and one which IS Slate Board from an elected to Holl <all wtll be a comment on homemade whtle mariJuana, an appomted one on the basts the book . the mostly wtdely used, is that 1t r·emoves control from STUFFING BEE for the voters ami places the board Chnstmas Sealletlers 9 a.m. at boton1 cal He talked about pep ptlls or m one of political control :semor c1ttzens center , The umt appgroved the amph etam in es, mood Pomeroy Jumor :Jtgh. Help produce rs, the "social" ptll , purchase of 10 heavy duty ram needed. Conducted by Metgs the rnethamphet.ammes or coe:tts and hats for the safety County TB and Health "speed " pills, and the bar- patrol and $150 worth of play Assoctat1on. biturates, the depressants. The eqwpment for the school Mrs. POMEROY - Middleport hallucmogemc drugs were also Gertrude Casto and Mrs . !.tons Club, noon at the Metgs discussed by the spedker along Chappelear reported on the lnn .. Offlcwl v1s1t of Howard N wLth the parllcular dangers of recent Meigs County Counctl Bosher, Distnct 13 K governor these and the sources o£ sup.- meetmg and there was also a All Ltons asked to attend report on Amencan Educallon ply POMEROY Chapter 30, In conjunctiOn w1th h1s talk , Week wtlh Mrs. Thoma , Mrs. Royal Arch Masons, stated Cougar displayed a glass case Goegletn, Mrs Robert Lewts, conclave, 7:30p.m ., w1th Bosof many of the drugs to Mrs. Wtlham Stephenson, Mrs. worth Counct! 46 Royal and fam1harize the parents wtth Tum Werry and Mrs Btll Select Masters at 3 15 p.m .. servmg as their appearance. He passed McDaniels both at the Masonic Temple . around an enlarged picture of hostesses . ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr and Mrs John W. THIRD WEDNESDAY Club The second grade won the the martjuana plant. In Ins Brogan, Ru,tland, announce the engagement and forth commg talk, he .a1d that beer and wme attendance banner Providmg wlll meet at 10 a m. at the new marnage of the~r daughter, Lmda Sue. to Barry Allan Cole, Bmldin g m are the most add1cttve of all the a baby sitting servtce for the Mumctpal son of Mr. and Mrs Robert W Cole, Gwynedd, Pa Mtss meetmg were Ruth Esposito, Syracuse. drugs Brogan IS a 1973 graduate of Metgs Htgh School and ts LEBANON Golden Age Club He urged the pa1 ents lo set Vtckie Dent, Sandy Tyree and currently employed at Better Servtce, Inc ., Lansdale, Pa . at Reorgan 1zed Church of the rtght example m the home, Teresa Riffle Her ftance ts a 1969 graduate of North Penn Ht gh School, Robert Moms, prmctpal, Latter Day Saints of J esus to provtde an atmosphere Lansdale, Pa. and is employed as an electnc1an. A Jan 26 where corrunumcatton lS free spoke to the group on the Chnst, Old Town Flats al 10 wedding IS being planned. and to take the ttme to be w1th proposed 40 cent lax on a m. Potluck dmner AH senior thetr cht!dren. He also stressed gasoltne and sa1d that now ts citizens mv1ted. MIDDLEPORT Am ate ur the importance of reltgwus the tune to ettber oppose or Gardeners Club, 3 p m. at the trammg as a step away from support Ute tax Mrs Thoma noted that on home of Miss Bernice Ann the drug scene Mrs Pat Thoma, president, Jan 14 the operetta, "Hansel Durst Mrs Thomas Stewart to the busmess and Gretel". wtll be presented have the program and wtll gtve RACINE - The hol 1da y they had attended the 1ecep- co nducted meetmg durmg which time the by Mrs Gladys Foley's mustc a demonstratiOn on Thanksparty was planned for Dec 3 tiOn [OJ Mrs Irene Mter. when the Metgs Count) Salon departemental chapeau , held Department of Educatton students . Coffee and Kool-Atd gtvmg ta ble arran gements . semmar Thursday mght was were served. WINDING Tratl Garden Club 710, Eight and Forty, met at Scb1 mg. announced. The mectmg, a Plans were discussed tor at the borne of Mrs Ruth Monday mght at the Racme hononng the depiirternental Moore , Pomeroy Amencan Legion hall chapeau and her Ia secretmre THURSDAY The party wtll be at the ROSE Garden Club, 3 p.m Meigs Inn w1lh Demse Mar- m the spnng It was reported home of Ethel R. Ball, Tuppers shall, a qstiC fibrosiS chLld, a s that Mrs Mabel Brown, a partner of the Galha County the honored guest. Her stster Plains. Plans for partic1patmg m the Demse w1ll also be mvtted to Salon, IS a patient at the Holzer county Chnstrnas flower show attend the party Named to Ute Med1cal Center Mrs Veda Dav1s wtll host the were discussed dunng a recent comm1 ttee for table Jan . 7 meetmg Chnstmas meetmg of the Walk-In Garden decoratiOns were Mrs Lula Hampton, Mrs. Rhoda Ha ckett cards, Jewelry, and candy are Club at the home of Mrs. Edna for sale by the salon and Mrs Mary Martm . Lee. of NEW SONGS Of INSP~I/ON The show will be Dec. I and 2 Mrs Hackett announ ced the A m the Pomeroy Elementary pouvwr m Columbus at the of lhct btst songs rrom the PLAN FESTIVAL School audttonum usmg the Holiday Inn Dec I and 2 There book , ~orded by som~ of your favorite ort1sls The annual fall festiva l of the theme. "Joll) Old St . \\ tll be a dutch supper SaturAnd th€y both con biZ' yours for only $500 1 SaliSbury PTA to be Saturday 1 he NEW SONGS OF INSPIRATI :)N fea 1uru gr~BI !Ongs hk ~ day mght at the Inn wtth a Ntcholas" at the Sahsbury Elementary " If Thai hn 1 I QYI' RedemptiOn Dt'll"eth Nigl1" 'Ten Thou~~am.l Members named flowers and breakfas t Sunday mornmg Yeus ' 'The I onger I Serve Hlm "Somethmg Worth Uvmg For". School wtll begm at 6 p m the me manes they recalled for precedwg the business ' lie Loukl"\.1 Beyond M} ru11t ' and rouJHI!'!>,~ other great SQI\8!1 meelm g Representin g the Homemade ch11l , vege table roll call Mrs. Mildred Zetgler soup. cake, cooktes and candy gave dev otwns titled " He Salon Will be Mrs. Mrytlc I he ~PI'I'III companio n re ~ori.l futures ar luts w11l be se rved durmg the Leadeth Me ' by the Rev John Walker, Mrs Katie Welsh. hlo.<" 1he Boll G~1ther 1 rm th~ R~mbOi, Doug evemng Game bo oths Will be Qldh3m , lht Oak R1dge BllyS the [)owmngs, Chaplatn. Mrs. Ha ckett, Mrs Eun 1e the Sp~\'1 F11111!y. th<> Kenny Par kn I no , 11nll 111 operaTion throughout the The opemng thought was Brmker , Mrs Pearl Knapp and olhers slngJng ltfl'll ii0 n&.1 fro m the hoolo. evemng and there wtll also be a 'November" by Mrs Lee Mrs Martm country slorc, bazaa r and door "Gardens of the Btble" was the Mrs Mane Boyd, chapeau, regtslrahon for pnzes PTA program topiC given by Mrs presided at the meeting when members who can ass1st are Maxme Hart A contest on Mrs. · Fern Cheesebrew -------..;_:______J asked to be at the school at hndmg expressiOns tn colors restgned as l'aumomer of the . l • a i/Q/)/, <J I 1 our /t•('JJ/ numc mppller or 12·30 p m Saturday wa s conducted by Mrs Velva sa lon and Mrs Ruby Marshall JbHN T BENSON PUBL1SHING / If1 2S Bro ad..,ay Nasln1\1e Tenn n2 02 Cl1p ('(JJ!po u and mall wu/J du:ck o r mmlf} rm/, r No ( 0 /) o rders arl't'ptcd was elected and mstalled to fill Wtllard. ATI'END OPEN HOUSE "'heases;;i-;~,e~- - Ne ....S ong'Sofi nsr;;:;IHJII Nu;ber N;"n;bo0kf1~ COtd Mrs Lee had on dtsplay a U1e pos1tl on The Rev and Mrs Mr and Mrs Harry Moore, ~o m b m:~twn ~ t EO Q)l:i) tmlndJmtely I a m enc los mg $5 00 for ea~: h set plus flower arrangement of yellow Frank Cheesebrew are movmg " 50 e:~ c h for p osla ge and h mdhng Middleport, and Mr and Mrs c hry sa nthemums and from the county. Ferman Moore, P ome roy, NAl\11 Thank you note was read Japanese barbernes m a glass were m Ashland, Ky , recent1y ADDRrSS basket Guests at the meetmg from the famtly of Mrs Reva fo r the golden weddmg an(' 11 y were Mildred Riggs, Margaret C1hla , a departemental ofhcer, 11''~---mversary obse rvance Qf Mr. Rtggs and Kay Hart Mrs. who recently dted . M1 s. Marttn and Mrs. r H Lyle, brother[l)ept NOI 11 7\ 0'-:o ) l ota l A mo unl Enclo~ed Audra Well wtll host the and Mrs Welsh called at the m- lm\, and s1ster of Harry Chnstmas meetmg of the club. funeral home at the tune of her MoOI e. death. They also reported that Miss linda Sue Brogan Salon plans party ( 'hurch Wt~ nu.:n J><utsh ptJllut.:k waJI be held ill r. p m Thursday at G• ace i•:p1~opaJ Chun·h Spciikt:rs w1ll be Mrs . Peggy Skelton, president of Church women, D1occse of Southern Ohto, and Mrs. Jane Silbernagel, deputy to the Eptscopal Convention at Loutsvtlle . Both will gtve convention reports. M•·s Harrv Moore, M1d~ being accepted Contributms are still bemg ac'tlepted for the country store Saturday m the G..,glem log cabin located ncar the Salisbury school. '----' Restdenls of the Rock Sprmgs area w1th items to be con tnbuted are asked to con tact etther Mrs . Fred Goegletn or Mrs . Wilham Radford. All proceeds from the sale, to beg1n at 9 a.m .. wtll go to the Pomeroy Fire Department for the bUJldmg fund There wtll be baked goods, organized boosters group The candies, homemade articles poss1b1hty or operatmg a coat and apple butter check at the basketball games along with a concession stand was dtscussed . • The poop deck on a ship Mrs. Joy Bentley gave her is a short deck raised above report on a meeting wtth the the mam deck at the stern Metgs Board of Educatwn "nd noted that a gtrls' basketball S'•l" ol Uhu llf~•lo••l •I lt!lU''"'' t.•l•ll..il! iJ tournament has been set for ( ,.,~ 000 [ftp Ul Jo, JI(I'"C .>I.JI"' ~I"M)rfll '~ ln<.U "le !A !I»' Sil'f '" 0~'" ' """'I >roilof' lhol f!jAJASH llrl the third week m Februa1 y IMSURIMC£ CO MPUY ut I IIIHII.I"" > ~lol• J 1111•4'"' """ Ull u••f'd ~!I~ llo I""~ ~I I~\ '\1,1~ J~~hlr I~ II ,od " Kenda Chaney, who has been ""''"" ~ ~""~ lrll' "" "'~ ' "'' tb 1td0-.Jrl" jho\ •1311' •h dll(t"!ll"'' IJu',Jl!".llli ••l"';l!l~ •I luoHl.ldl r!Ad!lun •1 lured to teach gyrnnastacs, "'""' " U1 I o!ll!lldl >Lolt'tlll'l~ tu ~~.,. tlt<'rl ...._ i,JI..,-, .Y. U1 "b , tl 1~1' M ,,111d .<\1~11 lA ' ~02 OM ~ & spoke on the program wh1ch l!db+ll • lJ99!0 4lbl'l toel ~,.,.h ~ l'l/1~4 11 lJu•lo ~1\lOO!lllfiOO ~u•nlul ~ ~/ &4?!1 locbl"! she will offer . l-'l.li'"''fl br>'flllu•"' ~ 1/ttJ I'l'lOl WIINIS:> 1\tURIOI 1 hJ\11 tw.!IJtWD ~><trW I.o'<l ll1'! It was dectded to save bonus .,.,IN .. ,llllJ\l'i.'IIU J ',t'..lluttPdii! •.,J~IWut•bL!'> OI'!D llw+ tt.t . t>d IIJI• Jul 1 J 1qn , • ...,~ 1 lio~to-,lt'f S.~l iJ pmnts from grocery products I "'"Ill' JlllM '>till b-.J for spectal proJects. Next Girls to have tag day The Metgs Girls' Athlelic Boosters will have tlg day Saturday, 9 a m to noon, accordmg to plans made al a meeting Tuesday mgh t at Metgs Htgh School Mrs. Carol McLaughlm prestded at the meetmg wtth Harold Maue giVIng the secretary's report. The proposed by-laws were read and approved for the newly THURSDAY ANNUAL Turkey Dmner at Rutland Elementary cafetena sponsored by Rutland Volunteer Ftre Department. Servtng at 5 p m MEMBERS of Drew Webster Post who w1ll assist m sale of bread, rl oor to door meet at post home at 6 p.m ROCK Spnngs Better Health Club, 1.15 p.m. at home of Mrs. G. J Morgan Mrs. Homer Radford m charge of program and Mrs Amos Leonard m charge of contests FRIDAY PAST Matrons. Evangelme Chapter, 0 E S, 7:30' p m. at the Mtddleport Masoo1c Temple ~-"-.::;_- ·YOU GET BO'ft FOR ONLY $soo .•: - You're Going To L;'ke I; ' At St1ffle;.s___: BIG NEW SELECT ION PLAIN & FANCY 60" WIDE POLYESTER Court St., '·: CHOICE 89~ lb. (360) Beef Hinds 99~ lb. (36}) Beef Fronts 2 lb . 2 lb. 3 lb 2 lb 2 lb I lb $ 2 lb 2 lb 2 1b I lb 992-3502 .I We Gladly Accept Fed. Food Stamps Prices Effective Nov. 14-21 Monday Thru Friday 9:00 to 7:00 Saturday 9 to 9 CLOSED SUNDAYS . / Meadowgold "HOLLAND" ICE CREAM ONIONS Tangerines 2 39¢ lb. 'h gal. carton doL I I ARTIFICIAL TREES Big seven foot tall, realistic scotch pme Christmas trees. Made of fire proof vinyl. Easy to assemble, comes complete with pennanent storage box. Regular $14.99 value! 7 FOOT TALL Ladies' Fine Quality Fall And Winter HANDBAGS Choose from newes.t · holiday handbags 1n a var 1ety "'' s•z.es and shapes 1n all the wa1 .ed colors Men's famous Campus Brand perm .:· press long sleeve sport shirts m solid colors and fancv oatterns. s-M-L-XL Flne quality 100 percent strelcli nylon panty hose ln three sizes. Petite; medium and tall to Insure perfect • fit. Available in the seasollB best shades. Compare at $1.00. . .; to $7 00 .. .. :·· - You're go1ng to l1ke it at St iffler's- .; ,. .. .· :·: ·: .• -You ' re going to like it at Stiffler's- -You ' r e going to like it at Stiffler's- LAD I ES' Aiways a Favorite for the Lady Hoi iday, Gift Suggestion Ladies' Fancy Sleepwear H,OUSE SLIPPERS At Lad•es new tall and Holiday House Sl•ppers Se lect now fr om a wtde assor t men t of pretty comfortable house st 1ppers m many shdes and colnr"' St7e~ S to 10 Pretty, smartly styled dresses for the little mw. Sizes 3 to 6X and 7 to 12 Plam colors and fancy Prints. PAIR $599 Sttffl er's dainty sleepwear sure to bnng Chnstmas cheer . ny lon wtth she er, m 100 pd suga r plum pastels, tnmmed w•th la ce and nbbon s. S1zes Small, Medtum and Larg~ SHOE DEPT. PR - You ' re qoinq to like it at Sl1 s- See thts Lad •es' :.:· REG. ~A9~uE COOKWAR[ INFANTS & TODDLERS HOLIDAY WEAR B•g seven p1cce Cool.; ware Se t made of good qual tty alum•num, enamelled oulstde in red and green. A regular $7 99 set at a very low pn ca :· $399" Priced From SET LAY-AWAY PLAN .: IS -STIFFLER'S TOYLAND SPECIAL-REG $3.99 VALUE GROWING KIT lb. PORK SHOULDER ROAST BOILING BEEF ~~~~ CHOICE lb. 69e GROUND ROUND USDA CHOICE BEEF lb. $1.59 U. S. No. 1 Maine POTATOES A Iunny, cuddly, really lovable character. Well stuffed fabric body. 8" taU. TOYS IJALU ES TO '1.39 USE OUR EASY LAY-AWAY PLAN 88 cent Toy Sale. Take you. choice of a large selection or assorted toys. Watch seeds grow m amazing inv!Stble s01l. See roots sprout, leaves grow. c 99CEACH French City Brand USDA Choice lb. $299 .::: :· 7 PIECE SET HOUSEHOLD ALUMINUM Large Assortment .:·:· PRICED FROM beauttful line of Holtday Sleepwear . Todd ler s Slles 2 t o 4 years \ DECORATION S INCLUDED . SHIRTS USE OUR EASY $999 You're Going lo l1ke it at Stiffler 's- Kntt sud s c nb !>els, dresses and 49¢ 10 1.09 EACH PLASTIC COIN OrtltATED PENNY·NICKLE OR DIME ~~ ·GUM BALLS REGULAR $4.99 Fully dressed, 24 Inches tall. 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Sweet White or Red :·: 00 ROUND STEAK CHEESE SPREAD CHECK THE '1.00 SAVINGS Right reserved to limit quantities .: Select from the newest fall styles, fme fabrtcs and large selection of colors and patterns Petite, JUmor, m1sses and half s1zes Save at Stiffler's. $199 TO PORK STEAK NORTHERN TOWELS.~~~~.........4 rol~ s1 NORTHERN NAPKINS.~~~.~~.~~~4 s1 CHICKEN BROTH . ~~~~~.~-~~·~··- 5 l3o/4~~soz.s1 DEL MONTE CORN.~~~~~~.~~~\~.~ ~~! S1 STUFFED OLI·VES.~~~~~:~................ ~~~·59c; .. 99$ ;;;~;j'$IQoo '$ Featuring French City Brand 5th and PEARL STS., RACINE "Th'e Store With A Heart, You, WELl KE" ·,· 1- 1012 lb avg . FROZEN TURKEY Phone Us 4 lb CHUCK ROAST Your Order! (363)~ :~ ~~~~~~Ds:~5~ 2 lb I lb .. TO 99 $- ·:·: FALL DRESSES DRESSES $ GROUND BEEF BULK SAUSAGE STEW MEAT ROUND STEAK BEEF LIVER Large selection waltz or floor length quilled robes of 100 pet. nylon or cotton with Kodel filling . Many styles in so l1d S and prints .. . Jf, sleeves and button or zip fronts Sizes S-M- L- XL. Lono styles. Robes -2nd Floor - You're Going To L1ke It At St1tfler 's SHOP EARLY FOR LADIES' NEW GIRLS' HOLIDAY SEMI BONELESS HAM ROBES AND DUSTERS 99 $ 99 $ 16-7 lb. avg I (3Ej2) 2 lb Price includes cut ling, wrappmg & Freezing. $ 1- 10-12 FROZEN TURKEY 2 lb SLICED BACON 2 lb FRESH SHOULDER 2 lb CUBE STEAK I lb ALL MEAT WIENERS 'I' 79e lb. GROUND BEEF PORK CHOP S BULK SAUSAGE STEW MEAT ROUND STEAK HAM SALAD . .; dnd patterns 1n famous Bobb1e Brooks and Ru ss Togs. A1leen, Sportswear Fa shton s tor the Young and the ' USDA .· r •' $ '•' dued tones Pomeroy Order Your Fresh Thanksgiving Turkeys, Hams and rs PRICED FROM . . . ..·. LADIES HOLIDAY GIFT Everythmg beautiful for fall ts ready for your selectton at Stiffler's. · · Dress and sport coats m excihng new styles wtth superb eye appeal. :: YARD .. : .. COATS '• BOBBIE BROOKS AILEEN - RUSS TOGS New platd s, bnght co lors, sub maSStore Beef Sides 44 NEW FALL·WINTER FAMOUS Goessler Jewelrv Store W!ll Hold You r Selection DRESS AND SPORT Just armed' A b1g new shipment of 60-mch wtde polyester doubleknlt :;: fabrics. Beautiful plaln colors and fancy patterns Don't miss it ! JEWELRY NOW! DepoSi t .... .. YOU'RE GOING TO LIKE IT AT STIFFLER LOTS OF NEW STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM - You 're Go1ng To L1ke It At StJtf ler 's LOTS OF NEW STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM LADIES' NEW FALL AND WINTER FABRICS -. ,. .:·· .! DOUBLEKNIT :·:· Flower show discussed lAERE'S ONlY ONE R&1SON YOU Q1N BUYab~kt~~~~::e~k~~~~~:~: NINE FOR FIVE • ~~o~cf~~~~~::~:m~ MIDDLEPORT AND POMEROY, OHIO WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU ;.;;!::~ w1ll be iDfeci.iliOii~~;;:~?ri;?~~i;;'l A OPEN FRI. AND SAT. 9:30 TO 9:00P.M. NOW TWO STORES .TO SERVE YOU I I ) $ QQ ' �Talk given at PTA ··users arc losers" \\~S tl.t• Uteuw ot .l t..;lik 011 d1 UJ..' ust> .and mis11s!l:' by D ~n 1d Cou~Jr. JUVcmle offtcer of the Athen.~ . ,·-·-:11, Parish potluck slated r·>:-:·:·:·so~-r~·., ,..,.u dlcp' ifl, recently appumtet.l to the Eplst:upal Church Women's Bn<Jrd of the Dwccse of Southern Oh10, and M1ss Jane Masun, Jtonton, are spending today 111 the Salt Fork Lodge at Carnbndge They wtll be JOmed there by Mrs. Skelton and Mrs. Silbernagel who w1ll return to Pomeroy with them and be overmght guests of Mr. and Mrs. Moore . l ~p1~C l tP~•I fol\"w-up to the Seiir('h [or IJt.· held a.~t tlw Cunt t.•n...,ill>, Contributions Hmn.Hl~ Inn. Columbus, ~IuJ gotn~ £rom the Pomeroy P'TA 1\l. Calendarlt Polic<' Dep"rtment . Monda) w1l1 be Mrs. Charles Goeglem WEIJNt~~()A Y mght at the Pomeroy and Mrs. Wayne Chappelear MIDDLEPORT LITERARY The Llntt voted to d1re ct a Elementary School PTA Club, 2 p 01 Wednesday, home Usmg shdes, the speaker letter to Rep . Oakley Collins of Mrs . Rodney Oowmng . showed the vanety of drugs protestmg an appomted Stlte- Hooks to be rev1ewed wtll be • bemg used by young people, Board of E.ducat10n over an "The Gtrl of Huntington elected one . WiiYS to recognize drug users, House" by Blossom Elfman by The Ohto PTA has already and what lo do about tt when a Mrs H1chard Owen, and "Feel user is discovered He sa1d that taken a stand agamsl the Free " by Oavts S V1scott , JliD ts the most dangerous of proposed act1on to change the M D. by Mrs. Arthur Strauss all drugs and one which IS Slate Board from an elected to Holl <all wtll be a comment on homemade whtle mariJuana, an appomted one on the basts the book . the mostly wtdely used, is that 1t r·emoves control from STUFFING BEE for the voters ami places the board Chnstmas Sealletlers 9 a.m. at boton1 cal He talked about pep ptlls or m one of political control :semor c1ttzens center , The umt appgroved the amph etam in es, mood Pomeroy Jumor :Jtgh. Help produce rs, the "social" ptll , purchase of 10 heavy duty ram needed. Conducted by Metgs the rnethamphet.ammes or coe:tts and hats for the safety County TB and Health "speed " pills, and the bar- patrol and $150 worth of play Assoctat1on. biturates, the depressants. The eqwpment for the school Mrs. POMEROY - Middleport hallucmogemc drugs were also Gertrude Casto and Mrs . !.tons Club, noon at the Metgs discussed by the spedker along Chappelear reported on the lnn .. Offlcwl v1s1t of Howard N wLth the parllcular dangers of recent Meigs County Counctl Bosher, Distnct 13 K governor these and the sources o£ sup.- meetmg and there was also a All Ltons asked to attend report on Amencan Educallon ply POMEROY Chapter 30, In conjunctiOn w1th h1s talk , Week wtlh Mrs. Thoma , Mrs. Royal Arch Masons, stated Cougar displayed a glass case Goegletn, Mrs Robert Lewts, conclave, 7:30p.m ., w1th Bosof many of the drugs to Mrs. Wtlham Stephenson, Mrs. worth Counct! 46 Royal and fam1harize the parents wtth Tum Werry and Mrs Btll Select Masters at 3 15 p.m .. servmg as their appearance. He passed McDaniels both at the Masonic Temple . around an enlarged picture of hostesses . ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr and Mrs John W. THIRD WEDNESDAY Club The second grade won the the martjuana plant. In Ins Brogan, Ru,tland, announce the engagement and forth commg talk, he .a1d that beer and wme attendance banner Providmg wlll meet at 10 a m. at the new marnage of the~r daughter, Lmda Sue. to Barry Allan Cole, Bmldin g m are the most add1cttve of all the a baby sitting servtce for the Mumctpal son of Mr. and Mrs Robert W Cole, Gwynedd, Pa Mtss meetmg were Ruth Esposito, Syracuse. drugs Brogan IS a 1973 graduate of Metgs Htgh School and ts LEBANON Golden Age Club He urged the pa1 ents lo set Vtckie Dent, Sandy Tyree and currently employed at Better Servtce, Inc ., Lansdale, Pa . at Reorgan 1zed Church of the rtght example m the home, Teresa Riffle Her ftance ts a 1969 graduate of North Penn Ht gh School, Robert Moms, prmctpal, Latter Day Saints of J esus to provtde an atmosphere Lansdale, Pa. and is employed as an electnc1an. A Jan 26 where corrunumcatton lS free spoke to the group on the Chnst, Old Town Flats al 10 wedding IS being planned. and to take the ttme to be w1th proposed 40 cent lax on a m. Potluck dmner AH senior thetr cht!dren. He also stressed gasoltne and sa1d that now ts citizens mv1ted. MIDDLEPORT Am ate ur the importance of reltgwus the tune to ettber oppose or Gardeners Club, 3 p m. at the trammg as a step away from support Ute tax Mrs Thoma noted that on home of Miss Bernice Ann the drug scene Mrs Pat Thoma, president, Jan 14 the operetta, "Hansel Durst Mrs Thomas Stewart to the busmess and Gretel". wtll be presented have the program and wtll gtve RACINE - The hol 1da y they had attended the 1ecep- co nducted meetmg durmg which time the by Mrs Gladys Foley's mustc a demonstratiOn on Thanksparty was planned for Dec 3 tiOn [OJ Mrs Irene Mter. when the Metgs Count) Salon departemental chapeau , held Department of Educatton students . Coffee and Kool-Atd gtvmg ta ble arran gements . semmar Thursday mght was were served. WINDING Tratl Garden Club 710, Eight and Forty, met at Scb1 mg. announced. The mectmg, a Plans were discussed tor at the borne of Mrs Ruth Monday mght at the Racme hononng the depiirternental Moore , Pomeroy Amencan Legion hall chapeau and her Ia secretmre THURSDAY The party wtll be at the ROSE Garden Club, 3 p.m Meigs Inn w1lh Demse Mar- m the spnng It was reported home of Ethel R. Ball, Tuppers shall, a qstiC fibrosiS chLld, a s that Mrs Mabel Brown, a partner of the Galha County the honored guest. Her stster Plains. Plans for partic1patmg m the Demse w1ll also be mvtted to Salon, IS a patient at the Holzer county Chnstrnas flower show attend the party Named to Ute Med1cal Center Mrs Veda Dav1s wtll host the were discussed dunng a recent comm1 ttee for table Jan . 7 meetmg Chnstmas meetmg of the Walk-In Garden decoratiOns were Mrs Lula Hampton, Mrs. Rhoda Ha ckett cards, Jewelry, and candy are Club at the home of Mrs. Edna for sale by the salon and Mrs Mary Martm . Lee. of NEW SONGS Of INSP~I/ON The show will be Dec. I and 2 Mrs Hackett announ ced the A m the Pomeroy Elementary pouvwr m Columbus at the of lhct btst songs rrom the PLAN FESTIVAL School audttonum usmg the Holiday Inn Dec I and 2 There book , ~orded by som~ of your favorite ort1sls The annual fall festiva l of the theme. "Joll) Old St . \\ tll be a dutch supper SaturAnd th€y both con biZ' yours for only $500 1 SaliSbury PTA to be Saturday 1 he NEW SONGS OF INSPIRATI :)N fea 1uru gr~BI !Ongs hk ~ day mght at the Inn wtth a Ntcholas" at the Sahsbury Elementary " If Thai hn 1 I QYI' RedemptiOn Dt'll"eth Nigl1" 'Ten Thou~~am.l Members named flowers and breakfas t Sunday mornmg Yeus ' 'The I onger I Serve Hlm "Somethmg Worth Uvmg For". School wtll begm at 6 p m the me manes they recalled for precedwg the business ' lie Loukl"\.1 Beyond M} ru11t ' and rouJHI!'!>,~ other great SQI\8!1 meelm g Representin g the Homemade ch11l , vege table roll call Mrs. Mildred Zetgler soup. cake, cooktes and candy gave dev otwns titled " He Salon Will be Mrs. Mrytlc I he ~PI'I'III companio n re ~ori.l futures ar luts w11l be se rved durmg the Leadeth Me ' by the Rev John Walker, Mrs Katie Welsh. hlo.<" 1he Boll G~1ther 1 rm th~ R~mbOi, Doug evemng Game bo oths Will be Qldh3m , lht Oak R1dge BllyS the [)owmngs, Chaplatn. Mrs. Ha ckett, Mrs Eun 1e the Sp~\'1 F11111!y. th<> Kenny Par kn I no , 11nll 111 operaTion throughout the The opemng thought was Brmker , Mrs Pearl Knapp and olhers slngJng ltfl'll ii0 n&.1 fro m the hoolo. evemng and there wtll also be a 'November" by Mrs Lee Mrs Martm country slorc, bazaa r and door "Gardens of the Btble" was the Mrs Mane Boyd, chapeau, regtslrahon for pnzes PTA program topiC given by Mrs presided at the meeting when members who can ass1st are Maxme Hart A contest on Mrs. · Fern Cheesebrew -------..;_:______J asked to be at the school at hndmg expressiOns tn colors restgned as l'aumomer of the . l • a i/Q/)/, <J I 1 our /t•('JJ/ numc mppller or 12·30 p m Saturday wa s conducted by Mrs Velva sa lon and Mrs Ruby Marshall JbHN T BENSON PUBL1SHING / If1 2S Bro ad..,ay Nasln1\1e Tenn n2 02 Cl1p ('(JJ!po u and mall wu/J du:ck o r mmlf} rm/, r No ( 0 /) o rders arl't'ptcd was elected and mstalled to fill Wtllard. ATI'END OPEN HOUSE "'heases;;i-;~,e~- - Ne ....S ong'Sofi nsr;;:;IHJII Nu;ber N;"n;bo0kf1~ COtd Mrs Lee had on dtsplay a U1e pos1tl on The Rev and Mrs Mr and Mrs Harry Moore, ~o m b m:~twn ~ t EO Q)l:i) tmlndJmtely I a m enc los mg $5 00 for ea~: h set plus flower arrangement of yellow Frank Cheesebrew are movmg " 50 e:~ c h for p osla ge and h mdhng Middleport, and Mr and Mrs c hry sa nthemums and from the county. Ferman Moore, P ome roy, NAl\11 Thank you note was read Japanese barbernes m a glass were m Ashland, Ky , recent1y ADDRrSS basket Guests at the meetmg from the famtly of Mrs Reva fo r the golden weddmg an(' 11 y were Mildred Riggs, Margaret C1hla , a departemental ofhcer, 11''~---mversary obse rvance Qf Mr. Rtggs and Kay Hart Mrs. who recently dted . M1 s. Marttn and Mrs. r H Lyle, brother[l)ept NOI 11 7\ 0'-:o ) l ota l A mo unl Enclo~ed Audra Well wtll host the and Mrs Welsh called at the m- lm\, and s1ster of Harry Chnstmas meetmg of the club. funeral home at the tune of her MoOI e. death. They also reported that Miss linda Sue Brogan Salon plans party ( 'hurch Wt~ nu.:n J><utsh ptJllut.:k waJI be held ill r. p m Thursday at G• ace i•:p1~opaJ Chun·h Spciikt:rs w1ll be Mrs . Peggy Skelton, president of Church women, D1occse of Southern Ohto, and Mrs. Jane Silbernagel, deputy to the Eptscopal Convention at Loutsvtlle . Both will gtve convention reports. M•·s Harrv Moore, M1d~ being accepted Contributms are still bemg ac'tlepted for the country store Saturday m the G..,glem log cabin located ncar the Salisbury school. '----' Restdenls of the Rock Sprmgs area w1th items to be con tnbuted are asked to con tact etther Mrs . Fred Goegletn or Mrs . Wilham Radford. All proceeds from the sale, to beg1n at 9 a.m .. wtll go to the Pomeroy Fire Department for the bUJldmg fund There wtll be baked goods, organized boosters group The candies, homemade articles poss1b1hty or operatmg a coat and apple butter check at the basketball games along with a concession stand was dtscussed . • The poop deck on a ship Mrs. Joy Bentley gave her is a short deck raised above report on a meeting wtth the the mam deck at the stern Metgs Board of Educatwn "nd noted that a gtrls' basketball S'•l" ol Uhu llf~•lo••l •I lt!lU''"'' t.•l•ll..il! iJ tournament has been set for ( ,.,~ 000 [ftp Ul Jo, JI(I'"C .>I.JI"' ~I"M)rfll '~ ln<.U "le !A !I»' Sil'f '" 0~'" ' """'I >roilof' lhol f!jAJASH llrl the third week m Februa1 y IMSURIMC£ CO MPUY ut I IIIHII.I"" > ~lol• J 1111•4'"' """ Ull u••f'd ~!I~ llo I""~ ~I I~\ '\1,1~ J~~hlr I~ II ,od " Kenda Chaney, who has been ""''"" ~ ~""~ lrll' "" "'~ ' "'' tb 1td0-.Jrl" jho\ •1311' •h dll(t"!ll"'' IJu',Jl!".llli ••l"';l!l~ •I luoHl.ldl r!Ad!lun •1 lured to teach gyrnnastacs, "'""' " U1 I o!ll!lldl >Lolt'tlll'l~ tu ~~.,. tlt<'rl ...._ i,JI..,-, .Y. U1 "b , tl 1~1' M ,,111d .<\1~11 lA ' ~02 OM ~ & spoke on the program wh1ch l!db+ll • lJ99!0 4lbl'l toel ~,.,.h ~ l'l/1~4 11 lJu•lo ~1\lOO!lllfiOO ~u•nlul ~ ~/ &4?!1 locbl"! she will offer . l-'l.li'"''fl br>'flllu•"' ~ 1/ttJ I'l'lOl WIINIS:> 1\tURIOI 1 hJ\11 tw.!IJtWD ~><trW I.o'<l ll1'! It was dectded to save bonus .,.,IN .. ,llllJ\l'i.'IIU J ',t'..lluttPdii! •.,J~IWut•bL!'> OI'!D llw+ tt.t . t>d IIJI• Jul 1 J 1qn , • ...,~ 1 lio~to-,lt'f S.~l iJ pmnts from grocery products I "'"Ill' JlllM '>till b-.J for spectal proJects. Next Girls to have tag day The Metgs Girls' Athlelic Boosters will have tlg day Saturday, 9 a m to noon, accordmg to plans made al a meeting Tuesday mgh t at Metgs Htgh School Mrs. Carol McLaughlm prestded at the meetmg wtth Harold Maue giVIng the secretary's report. The proposed by-laws were read and approved for the newly THURSDAY ANNUAL Turkey Dmner at Rutland Elementary cafetena sponsored by Rutland Volunteer Ftre Department. Servtng at 5 p m MEMBERS of Drew Webster Post who w1ll assist m sale of bread, rl oor to door meet at post home at 6 p.m ROCK Spnngs Better Health Club, 1.15 p.m. at home of Mrs. G. J Morgan Mrs. Homer Radford m charge of program and Mrs Amos Leonard m charge of contests FRIDAY PAST Matrons. Evangelme Chapter, 0 E S, 7:30' p m. at the Mtddleport Masoo1c Temple ~-"-.::;_- ·YOU GET BO'ft FOR ONLY $soo .•: - You're Going To L;'ke I; ' At St1ffle;.s___: BIG NEW SELECT ION PLAIN & FANCY 60" WIDE POLYESTER Court St., '·: CHOICE 89~ lb. (360) Beef Hinds 99~ lb. (36}) Beef Fronts 2 lb . 2 lb. 3 lb 2 lb 2 lb I lb $ 2 lb 2 lb 2 1b I lb 992-3502 .I We Gladly Accept Fed. Food Stamps Prices Effective Nov. 14-21 Monday Thru Friday 9:00 to 7:00 Saturday 9 to 9 CLOSED SUNDAYS . / Meadowgold "HOLLAND" ICE CREAM ONIONS Tangerines 2 39¢ lb. 'h gal. carton doL I I ARTIFICIAL TREES Big seven foot tall, realistic scotch pme Christmas trees. Made of fire proof vinyl. Easy to assemble, comes complete with pennanent storage box. Regular $14.99 value! 7 FOOT TALL Ladies' Fine Quality Fall And Winter HANDBAGS Choose from newes.t · holiday handbags 1n a var 1ety "'' s•z.es and shapes 1n all the wa1 .ed colors Men's famous Campus Brand perm .:· press long sleeve sport shirts m solid colors and fancv oatterns. s-M-L-XL Flne quality 100 percent strelcli nylon panty hose ln three sizes. Petite; medium and tall to Insure perfect • fit. Available in the seasollB best shades. Compare at $1.00. . .; to $7 00 .. .. :·· - You're go1ng to l1ke it at St iffler's- .; ,. .. .· :·: ·: .• -You ' re going to like it at Stiffler's- -You ' r e going to like it at Stiffler's- LAD I ES' Aiways a Favorite for the Lady Hoi iday, Gift Suggestion Ladies' Fancy Sleepwear H,OUSE SLIPPERS At Lad•es new tall and Holiday House Sl•ppers Se lect now fr om a wtde assor t men t of pretty comfortable house st 1ppers m many shdes and colnr"' St7e~ S to 10 Pretty, smartly styled dresses for the little mw. Sizes 3 to 6X and 7 to 12 Plam colors and fancy Prints. PAIR $599 Sttffl er's dainty sleepwear sure to bnng Chnstmas cheer . ny lon wtth she er, m 100 pd suga r plum pastels, tnmmed w•th la ce and nbbon s. S1zes Small, Medtum and Larg~ SHOE DEPT. PR - You ' re qoinq to like it at Sl1 s- See thts Lad •es' :.:· REG. ~A9~uE COOKWAR[ INFANTS & TODDLERS HOLIDAY WEAR B•g seven p1cce Cool.; ware Se t made of good qual tty alum•num, enamelled oulstde in red and green. A regular $7 99 set at a very low pn ca :· $399" Priced From SET LAY-AWAY PLAN .: IS -STIFFLER'S TOYLAND SPECIAL-REG $3.99 VALUE GROWING KIT lb. PORK SHOULDER ROAST BOILING BEEF ~~~~ CHOICE lb. 69e GROUND ROUND USDA CHOICE BEEF lb. $1.59 U. S. No. 1 Maine POTATOES A Iunny, cuddly, really lovable character. Well stuffed fabric body. 8" taU. TOYS IJALU ES TO '1.39 USE OUR EASY LAY-AWAY PLAN 88 cent Toy Sale. Take you. choice of a large selection or assorted toys. Watch seeds grow m amazing inv!Stble s01l. See roots sprout, leaves grow. c 99CEACH French City Brand USDA Choice lb. $299 .::: :· 7 PIECE SET HOUSEHOLD ALUMINUM Large Assortment .:·:· PRICED FROM beauttful line of Holtday Sleepwear . Todd ler s Slles 2 t o 4 years \ DECORATION S INCLUDED . SHIRTS USE OUR EASY $999 You're Going lo l1ke it at Stiffler 's- Kntt sud s c nb !>els, dresses and 49¢ 10 1.09 EACH PLASTIC COIN OrtltATED PENNY·NICKLE OR DIME ~~ ·GUM BALLS REGULAR $4.99 Fully dressed, 24 Inches tall. A good looking walktng doll wiUt rooted ha1r. Large selection. VALUES TO ' 1.59 LARG E SELECTION BANKS Realistic bubble gum machine bank. When the lever is pulled the depostlor gets a bubble ~urn Mt1 99 Each Each eAGGREVATION •COOTIE •PASSWORD •YAHTZEE' •MAGIC 8 BALL •TICKLE BEE •KISMET •TRIPOLEY •CHECKERS .. r.~ 1 '4ESE CHECKERS DOLLS - DOLLS LARGE TABLE YOUR CHOICEI EACH -lb. ' ' SEVEN FOOT FlAMEPROOF '• - You 're go1ng to It at St lffler'sMEN 'S CAMPUS BRAND PERM PRE SS SPORT USDA Choice New Crop Sweet Thin Rind .:·: ,•, ..· REGULAR '15.99 VALUE - REALISTIC TREES TO :·: . ,., '• sportswear lnfanls s1zes 9 12 18 mo pkgs. Sweet White or Red :·: 00 ROUND STEAK CHEESE SPREAD CHECK THE '1.00 SAVINGS Right reserved to limit quantities .: Select from the newest fall styles, fme fabrtcs and large selection of colors and patterns Petite, JUmor, m1sses and half s1zes Save at Stiffler's. $199 TO PORK STEAK NORTHERN TOWELS.~~~~.........4 rol~ s1 NORTHERN NAPKINS.~~~.~~.~~~4 s1 CHICKEN BROTH . ~~~~~.~-~~·~··- 5 l3o/4~~soz.s1 DEL MONTE CORN.~~~~~~.~~~\~.~ ~~! S1 STUFFED OLI·VES.~~~~~:~................ ~~~·59c; .. 99$ ;;;~;j'$IQoo '$ Featuring French City Brand 5th and PEARL STS., RACINE "Th'e Store With A Heart, You, WELl KE" ·,· 1- 1012 lb avg . FROZEN TURKEY Phone Us 4 lb CHUCK ROAST Your Order! (363)~ :~ ~~~~~~Ds:~5~ 2 lb I lb .. TO 99 $- ·:·: FALL DRESSES DRESSES $ GROUND BEEF BULK SAUSAGE STEW MEAT ROUND STEAK BEEF LIVER Large selection waltz or floor length quilled robes of 100 pet. nylon or cotton with Kodel filling . Many styles in so l1d S and prints .. . Jf, sleeves and button or zip fronts Sizes S-M- L- XL. Lono styles. Robes -2nd Floor - You're Going To L1ke It At St1tfler 's SHOP EARLY FOR LADIES' NEW GIRLS' HOLIDAY SEMI BONELESS HAM ROBES AND DUSTERS 99 $ 99 $ 16-7 lb. avg I (3Ej2) 2 lb Price includes cut ling, wrappmg & Freezing. $ 1- 10-12 FROZEN TURKEY 2 lb SLICED BACON 2 lb FRESH SHOULDER 2 lb CUBE STEAK I lb ALL MEAT WIENERS 'I' 79e lb. GROUND BEEF PORK CHOP S BULK SAUSAGE STEW MEAT ROUND STEAK HAM SALAD . .; dnd patterns 1n famous Bobb1e Brooks and Ru ss Togs. A1leen, Sportswear Fa shton s tor the Young and the ' USDA .· r •' $ '•' dued tones Pomeroy Order Your Fresh Thanksgiving Turkeys, Hams and rs PRICED FROM . . . ..·. LADIES HOLIDAY GIFT Everythmg beautiful for fall ts ready for your selectton at Stiffler's. · · Dress and sport coats m excihng new styles wtth superb eye appeal. :: YARD .. : .. COATS '• BOBBIE BROOKS AILEEN - RUSS TOGS New platd s, bnght co lors, sub maSStore Beef Sides 44 NEW FALL·WINTER FAMOUS Goessler Jewelrv Store W!ll Hold You r Selection DRESS AND SPORT Just armed' A b1g new shipment of 60-mch wtde polyester doubleknlt :;: fabrics. Beautiful plaln colors and fancy patterns Don't miss it ! JEWELRY NOW! DepoSi t .... .. YOU'RE GOING TO LIKE IT AT STIFFLER LOTS OF NEW STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM - You 're Go1ng To L1ke It At StJtf ler 's LOTS OF NEW STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM LADIES' NEW FALL AND WINTER FABRICS -. ,. .:·· .! DOUBLEKNIT :·:· Flower show discussed lAERE'S ONlY ONE R&1SON YOU Q1N BUYab~kt~~~~::e~k~~~~~:~: NINE FOR FIVE • ~~o~cf~~~~~::~:m~ MIDDLEPORT AND POMEROY, OHIO WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU ;.;;!::~ w1ll be iDfeci.iliOii~~;;:~?ri;?~~i;;'l A OPEN FRI. AND SAT. 9:30 TO 9:00P.M. NOW TWO STORES .TO SERVE YOU I I ) $ QQ ' �14 - The Dati) Senttnel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Nov 14, t973 ~-:·:~~x:.:::::::%:::::::::::::::~::::::::::=:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-:,::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::;;;x::::;:::::=:::::::w.:::;:;;;:•:=:«::;:;;.o;;$;.-.."(!!!~!~:::,:::!:::%";:::;:::::::;:.:::::.:-:-:-:·:::.:-:;:"X-:=:·:·:·:·:·~==:·:·:·:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;o~.:..~::=~~i~ i ~ :;;! Your Hospital Reports. . ~ ~~ 1 :·:- BYHUGHP . KIRKEL • F.ncutive Virt• Presidtot I Market A rea Hoo~rM~oo•l~n~r [ The Volunteer Service League ~ I :·: Volunteer service in a hospital is a special lUnd of ·'carin~." ··caring" is the most important se rvice volunteers can perform . By volunteering , they demonstrate their c011cern Cor their feUow-man in a positive way, givi ng of their time and themselves. The purpose of the Volunteer Service League at Holzer Medical Center is to provide additional patient services that make a meaningful contribution to patient care. Two benefits result : first, the community itself can develop a clea.rer ana better understanding of the hospital and its services because the volunteer is such an important part of the hospital family; and second, volunteer service provides a means of meeting human needs to serve others. '.* ·.-": ;::: ~~1 ·.·: ~l~ :·:· ~••.~,;.·j. : !!!' :::! ;:;: ·.'.L.l.l . · t...t ~~~: m ... :::: :::: The Holzer Medical Center Volunteer Service League was organized· during the swnmer of 1972. Two groups were involved in the . planning ... the Community Steering Committee with members representing ';!; :;;: t l :;:; Advisory Council members helped eva luate the unmet needs throughout the hospital and to prepare training material ror the orientation of volunleers. The combined efforts of the Community Steering Committee and Advisory CoWlcil continue to· be mos.t valuable to the success of our volunteer program Jn patient ser_vice . Volunteers are assigned to nine areas of the hospital. They assist at the Information Desk in the Main Lobby and at the Emergency Room reception area . Escort service is provided during admission and discharge . A book cart is taken throughout the hospital to patient rooms twice a week; the books and magazines on the carl are dona ted by area residents and we have a continuing need for these books, especially magazines. A specia l service is that of Surgical Hostess on the second floor in the Surgical Waiting Room to keep familiesof patients whoare undergoing surgery informed on the patient's progress and when the surgeon will see· the fam ily following the operation. Vol untee r h ostesses also regis ter regularly scheduled to VISit with patients on week-day mornings and are on call over weekends. The Gray Ladies deliver the mail dai~y tQ the patients ' rooms, as they have (or many years as ·part of their volunteer responsibilities. Two new volunteer services are being added : an Inpatient escort service between the Physic3l Therapy Department and the patient's room , an d the RSVP project which stands for Retired Senior Volunteer Program . A very important phase of volunteering is our Candystriper program. This year the hospital has over 70 students fr om the five area high schools, assigned from 4 p.m . to 6 p.m. three days a week ; each Candystriper works one day a week for the two hour period . Mary Waugh, R.N ., is the Director of the Candystripers. The entire Voluntee r Ser vices program is directed by Mrs. Mary J eanne Walker . She coordinates all vo lunteer a ctivi ti es, including the Ca ndys triper progr a m , cooper ati ng with the Gray Ladies and their chairman , Mrs. Ellabelle McDonald. ~~v~~::: C~un~~l ~~=:~~be~~~!~: ~~:~~og;:s are ·.f.'.:,: Hospital Department Heads and . a~ev~o::e:~r~r;~~ki~a~~~u~:: to have E lecPediatric "Play Lad ies" 'come in 80 schedu1es in the areas we have rnen- 1.~,1! r~~~~~~~;t~~;:Es:~i:::~~r~ ~~£;;:~:~£~~~~i!~~:~~ ~:~~~p~:~s~~:~~:~F~£e::::~~~ .. ··• needed. However, a volun teer never ta kes the place of a paid staff member. :·.; §; The Community Steering Com·•·• mittee assisted both in the basic ':~·'·.' planning of programs and the recrut' t. , ~; ment of volunteers. working close ly :::! with the Gray Ladies· whose servt'ce to :=:; :...:3 Holzer Hosp ital began in 1956. The ·, $ feed. the very small ones who are patients. Tray favors for the children on Sundays and holidays is a special projec t. I · ti ' th n conlunC on wt the Gray La di es eff or ts, the Volunteer Chaplaincy program is ati other service th a t IS · par t of the overall ,volunteer program. Chap Ia'ms from the area are responsibilities of her chosen volun teer assignment. She also receives an individual orientation on the job. A special Awards Luncheon will be h ld · h e tn t e French Five Hundred Room here at the hospital on Friday of this week, so that volunteers may receive recognition for their hours of dedicated · at Ho1zer Medical Center. serv1ce Mason County has -become a strong market for cars and for major household « appliances, the latest figures show. I Local families, despite the restraints :-: brought about by higher taxes and by the i.~ skyrocketing cost of living, have been ~:. spending a considerable part of their :;:: ~~j disposabl.e income for such luxuries and ·X for better living generally. f..·~ It has been going for the pW"chase of :·~ £ood freezers, air conditioners~ new cars, -~-~ stereos, TV sets and other big-ticket .~ items. As a result, the proportion of local families who have been acquiring such !B equipment or have been replaCing their ,1.~.~.: older models with new ones has been on the rise. §! The findings are detailed In the new ~~~ County and City Data Book, released by ..• the Department of Commerce. It covers :~; all sections of the country. j:l In Mason Cowity, one set of figures shows, of the total nwnber of local N :;:; · households, the ones with air con:;:: . ditioners constitute 20 percent. The ratio :;:; in 1960 was 7 percent. ::;: Similarly, there has been a market ~~jl .increase in the number of food freezers in ::;' the area. The propor tion of homes that :;: !il !i\ Energy use Rain likely west late tonight sprea ding over the s ta te (Continued from Page 1) Thursday . Low tonight in the . 50s. High Thursda)' in the 60s speed cuts to :;o, and the state is and low 70s. als o considering going on year· round Daylight Saving Time. NOTIC E OF New Jersey, one of the first APPO I NTMENT states to lower speed limits on Ad m i n istratrix De Boni s Non Wit h t h e Will A nn exed turnpikes last week, Tuesday Es t a t e of Sop h ia Fis h er lowered limits to 50 on all state D eceased . roads. Noti c e is 11ereby given that Cities also passed or Maridn F . Eber sbacl1 wl1ose Post Office Address is Mulberry proposed new laws to deal with He i ghts , Pomer oy , Ohio haS b een du ly appointed as Ad - the shortage. In the desert ministratri"' de bonis non with resort town of Paim Springs, the W i ll Anne!';ed of tl1e Estate of Sophia F ish ar .• l ate of Me igs · Calif., 'Ill energy conservation County, Oh io. deceased . resolution up for Gity Council Dated this 26rh day of Oc tober approval tonight includes a call 1973 . .[. for residents to curtail heating Mann i i1g D. Webster . JUdge o f the · a nd lighting of swimming Probat.e Court M eigs County, Oh io 110) 3 1 1 11 1 , • " . '" A·C·M·I·A ATHENS COUNTY MONTHLY INCOME ACCOUNT Inte r es t Chec ks Mailed Monthly or Quarte rly Meigs Co.- Branch @ I h e Arnens t.ounty Sav ing s & L oa n Co. 296 Second Sl . Pom ero y, Ohio -. All Accounts Insured To S20,000 by FS LI C. .. :~ :;::- ;- '• : ~~;;;:.-·· . ' ::: :e -t~ 5......~ pools . Pageant (Continued from Page I ) An ordinance prohibiting the Miss : Hayes , a se nior at use of display lighting in case Southern High School, is of impending bla ckouts or . brownouts was adopted by Los sponsored by the Specialty Angeles Tuesday. Under the House of Pomeroy. She is . new law, the city can prohibit president of her- class, a display lighting, including ad· member. of the student council, verUsing signs, exterior build- varie ty show, Girls Athletic ing lighting , and landscape Assn., J ob's Daughters, and · lighting if an ·electrical short- a ttended the institute on Alcohol and Drugs in Delaware age is threatened . this past swnmer. He Waited Too Long Tickets for the pageant can In Washington, Senate Democratic Leader Mike be purchased from the conMansfield accused President tes tants or at the door. The Nixon of waiting too long to price is $1.25 for students and send Congress emergency $1.50 for adults. Tlokets may energy legislation , but also be purchased at the New predicted the Senate would Y ork Clothing House in waste no time in passing the P omeroy . Curtain time is 8 p.m . bill. The Senate also gave final con gressional approval to begin construction of the 789mile Alaska oil pipeline . Treasury secretary George (Continued from Page I ) P. Shultz strongly opposed Grant, charged Tuesday night, gasoline · rationing, a move the wedding brought a 24-hour suggested by other top govern- delay in a Parliament debate · ment energy officials. on a state of emergency " I think that rationing should declared because of a threat to be the absolute last resort, and power supplies. Prime Minister if we are intelligent about it, we Edward Heath who asked for should be able to avoid it," the emergency order was a Shultz said. . wedding guest. But in Houston, the National · But Britons were inclined to P etroleum Council's Com- let even the.state of emergency mittee · on Emergency slip in to the background for a Preparedness reconunended few hours while young love had its little season in the sun . . .1,1!.,i ,l_,.:.' ..l_,· ::;: :<; :~! •·•· ~·.·.i;'. •' ~:-: ::~ ;:;: ::::.. DIVORCE FILED Homer Moodispaugh, 1043 South Second Ave., Middleport , has filed for a divorce in Meigs County Common Pleas Court from Mildred Ca rr ie Moodispaugh, Crystal Lake, Ill., on the grounds of gross neglect o£ duty and extreme cruelty . BAZAAR SET A holiday bazaar scheduled to be held this ThW"sday a t Mt. Moriah Baptis t Chur ch in Middle port has been pos t· poned. A new date will be announced later. Holzer Medical Center (Discharged) Mae Blankensh ip, Karen Conkle, Miles Dice, Mrs. Monte Duhl and da ughter, Rufu s Ellcessor, Worthy Fletcher • . Cha rl es F r ye , Bonnie Harriso n, F rances Henry , Goldie Houck, William Hughes, Beatrice May, Rona ld McCarley, Phillip McGuffin, John Montgomery, Betty Norton, Mrs. Roy Pierce and son, Dale Rothgeb, Sr ., Freda Rawland, J uanita Spence, Mrs. Wilmer Teets and twi n da ughte rs, Michael Tucker , Artie Wa lke. and Pa trick Williams. (Births) Mr. a nd Mrs. Harr y Co ugh e nour , Jr., a -so n, Ga llipoli s; Mr , and Mrs. Frederi ck Bastwe ll, J r., a son, Gallipolis . • youn~ev. DeMoss is wanting clubs, organizations and businesses to enter floats to be in Uoe parade on Saturday, December I. are s<H!quipped at the present time Is listed as 30 percent, as against the 1960 figure of 19 percent. _ . The survey has also taken coWit of the telephones in residential use. It finds that household units that have telephone sen'ice amount to 77 percent. By way of the proportion of local families with one or more cars has reached 80 percent, an increase over the prior total of 77 percent. Compare.d with a possible maxiwnu rating of 400, which would apply if every family had all of the four types of equipment mentioned, the local population scores 207. Its 1960 score was 164. The survey indicales that the acquisition or. houdehold a ppliances and other durables is directly related to income, and that when income rises. as it . Rev . DeMoss will also welcome privately sponsored floats in the parade. There will be first, second and third place trophies awarded. To enter the parade or to get more information on the parade. Call Rev. DeMoss at 882-2677 or 882-2624. Rev. DeMoss said, "This year's parade will be 'longer, bigger and better than last year." The parade will begin at 2 p.m . from Midway Drive. Mister and Miss Stanta , chosen the night before at the school pageant, will be presiding over the parade wi th last year's Mister and Miss Santa ac· companying them on the float along with this years attendants from grades one through six. Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS Myrtle Walker , Racine; Robert White, Long Bottom ; Will iam Wayson , Pom eroy; Sh irley Wolfe. P omeroy; E dith McCoy, Syra cuse; Sha nnon Riffle, Racine . DISCHARGES .:... Ke nneth · Pa yn e, J ohn Glass, Christopher Simpson. LEG ION TO DINE Drew Webster Post 29 of the American Legion will hold its annual Thanksgiving dinner for members Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the post home in Pomeroy . The dinner will be followed by the regular meeting. CLASS TO MEET Class 12 Circle of the He•th Un ited Methodis t Church, Middleport, will meet Thurs· day at 7:30p.m . IN HOSPITAL Ross Scarberry is a patient at Holzer Medical Center in room 334. KILLED BY ERROR BELFAST (UP! ) - Gunmen atta cked an army outpost in Belfast today; mistakenly killing a 65-year-old man out - for an early morning stroll, an · army spokesman -said . TO K YO <UP I) - The United Sta l e s and China tod ay agr eed to ex pand th e ir lia is on offices in Was hin gton and P e kin g. e x c han ge ex p e rts a nd a rtis t s a nd s pe ed .up tr a d e in a n acce le r a tion of th e mom e ntum toward eve ntu a l es tablis hm e nt of diplomati c r e la tions. But the ir joint communique, iss ue d here · fo llowing th e four-day v is it of Secr e tary of St a t e H e nry A. Kissing er to China , indic ated th e ques tion of Taiwan r e mained th e major s tumblin g block to establishing e mbassies in Washin g ton a nd P e king. Saxbe in trouble WASHINGTON (UP! )- The chances of Sen. William B. S.axbe be ing co nfir med as attorney general an-ytime soon have faded considerably as the cons titutional de bate over his nomina tion grows. A bill to remove a cons titutional r oadbloc k that threatens to preve nt Saxbe's co nfir rp a ti on h a~ bee n ap .. proved by the Senate Civil Service Committee, but the corresponding committee in the House has taken no action·. Senate Assistan t Democratic Leader Robert C. Byrd has raised "serious constitutional questions" over the bill a nd is demanding that it be sent to the J udiciary Comm ittee for fur ther s tudy. The Whi te House is delaying formal submission of Saxbe's nomioation to the Senate until Congress re moves the cons tituti onal obs tacle. The bill in question would cut the a ttorney general 's salary · fr om its prese nt $80,000 . to $35,000 annu ally. ELBERFE.LDS IN POMEROY Open Thursday 9:30 to 5 PM Open Both Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 PM Holiday Dress Sale! Our entire selection of Holiday Long Dresses, Long Skirts and Tops is included in this sale. Complete stock of misse& sizes. ( Continued from Page I ) discussed discipline at the high school with the board. Bills were approved. Attending the meeting were board members, Roger Epple, I. 0 . McCoy, Clyde Kuhn , Oris Smith and Howard Caldwell, Jr., and newly elected board member, Dorset Larkins, Supt. Riebel , clerk Newland, Principal Charles ·swogger, and County Superintendent Robert Bowen . MISSES, JUNIORS AND HALF SIZES Devoted To The Intere." Of The Meigs·M- Area WASHINGTON (UP! ) - Top government energy offi cials are Ignoring farmers' critical fuel needs , the Na ti onal Council of F a rm er Cooperatives charged in a POM EROY- MIDDLEPORT, OHIO sharply-worded complaint. Part of the problem can be traced to the refusal of officials in the Interior Department to ta ke ag ri cultural needs seriously, the council added in a statement delivered to an eme rgency fu el m ee tin g Wednesday at the Agriculture Department. 0 Speaking for ourselves, we have foWld it impossible to make contac t with proper , policy offi cials and program m a na ge r s, " co un ci l spokesmen said. On the other hand, they charged major gas company officials have had easy entree "to government offi ces for advance reviews of ing by .labor un ions and politi· propane gas regulati ons. cal par ties and prohibit union Und e r s e c r,e tar y of members from earmarking part Agriculture J . Phil Campbell , of their dues money for candi - speakin g to leaders of more dates of their choice. than 20 major farm a nd "The ac tion of the Republican ag ribusin ess groups at the conferees makes it dear they do not want a compromise ," said Gilligan, " but total submission from fll e Democrats. The Republica ns are unwilling to live with the fa ct that the people of Ohio are fed up with Forty-two farmers of Meigs a few wealthy individuals pay· County are in the rWining for ing the bills for political can· seats . on 21 Agri cultural didates." StabiUzation and Conserv ation Gilligan accused Republicans community cOmmittees , ac· (Continued on Page 10) cordin g to County ASCS Gilligan gets his licks at GOP COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. John J . Gilligan Wednesday blasted the Republican party for "intentionally sabotaging" the SJiecial session of the General Assembly ' 'beca~ Se. it is out to protect its own fal cat poHticail moneyrnen." Gilligan's remarks came less than an hour after negotiations collapsed between members of the legislative compromise committee studying campaign financing refOrm measures. The committee m ee tin g broke up when Republicans re• fused to go along with a Democratic proposal to limit spend· meetin g, said . th e fa r m situation was extr eme ly , serious and would be a severe problem for several years to come. Campbell said he was convinced government rationing and allocation programs can be improved .and will make the farm fuel situation 11ffiuch better than it appears today ." " It's got to get better or you 'II see steak at $5 a poWid instead of $2, and wheat at $10 a bushel instead of $5," Campbell said. · He s aid the Agri culture Department has set up a unit to work with other government age ncies on ass Urin g fu el TEN CENTS PHONE 992·2 156 THUR SDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1973 supplies for farmers. Nichols Smith, a department offi cial who earlier estimated that ag ri cultur al fuel needs in 1974 will be up 3 to 4 per cent while overall national supplies are down , warn ed that ag ri cult ure m ay fa ce s till opposition in gellin g a high priority rating for its needs. If the national l~ el shortage reaches 1( to 20 per cent as some experts fear, Smith said, there will be heavy pressure to divert fuel from ~gric ulture to other uses like heating homes. " A householder out there shivering will ask himself if he should Suffer so we . ca n produce additional food for MISSING GAS CINCINNATI (UP!) The city of Cincinnati cannot a ccount for nearly 600,000 gallons of · gasnline purchased between September, 1971, and September 1972, It was reported today. The city's management services office, In a report to Ctty Manager E. Robert Turner, said the loss may be the result of poor bookkeeping, pilferage or both. Executive Director, Herber t E. Shields. The mail election for ASC community committee will be ;.:. conducted this month. Ballots will be mailed Nov. 19 to all By United Press International persons eligible to vote in ,the WASHINGTON - HOPES FOR A bipartisan congressional · farmer committee elections. effort to solve tbe nation 's energy problems have been shaken by The final date for mailing back a rush of rhetoric over who is to blame for tbe crisis . Republicans voted ballots, or for dropping on the Senate Interior Committee have issued an angry minority them off at the county ASCS report on emergency legislation designed to ease the current fuel office, is December 3. Ballots shortage. will be counted a t 10 a .m. In their report, the GOP Interior Committee members charged they were unable to write into the bill any provisions almed at increasing the supply of energy. They said the bill, as written by the Democrats, deals only with conserving energy by such means as imposing highway speed limits, reducing outdoor lighting and. suspending clean air requirements. One GOP committee member, Sen , Dewey F. Bartlett of oil producing Pomeroy • Middleport Lions Oklahoma, said tbe bill, which incorporates many of President were urged to keep the com· Nixon's proposals, is "a camouflage for no action... and munity informed about their demonstrates again the reluctance of Congress to address the programs Wednesday by real problem - lack of sufficient domestic energy supplies.'' Howard Hoshor, governor of But Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said Nixon Lions International District 13had made the Issue a ' 'political confrontation " by blaming a K. Democratic Congress for inaction on the energy crisis. The . Speaking folloWing luncheon administration, Mansfield said, "has been too late" in making its at the Meigs Inn, Hoshor proposals, ' 'andits response may now also be too little.'' commended the club on its present membership, a gain of CAPE CANAVERAL - LAUNCH CREWMEN rolled seven since July, and smoothly tlrough the countdown on a weather-marred but still presented President Wendell reliable Saturn rocket today while three rookie astronauts took it Hoover a certificate in easy hefore boarding a jam-packed spacecraft for a Friday recognition of contributions to (Continued on Page 2) the international relations ......:•:-.--;•:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:-:·:-:·:·:·:·:-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:···:·······:············-·-·-·.·.•.·.·····-·.·.·.•.•.•.·.········ e.ws~·~ · 'ln·· ··J!irrel~~ county committee throughout the yea r in ..the administration of local federal farm . programs. In Meigs County the principal farm programs are dairying, beef cattle, -grains, hogs, poultry and vegetables. In the community committee mail eJecti on farmers in each community will elect three committee members and two alternates, a11 to ser ve one· year terms. Any farmer who is eligible to take part in any ASCS program is eligible to vote in the mail election. Voting eligibility is dete rmined without regard to race, sex, color, religion or WASH INGTON ( UP!) With increased emphasis on his determination to. stay on the job and convince Congress and the nation he had no role in Watergate or its cover-up , President Nixon s ubmitted today to rHore questioning by 78 Republican congressmen. Reversing dramatically his previous strategy of onlJI. occasional public appearances and statem ents during the crisis caused by the scandal, the President had a rush schedule including loW" major appearances three with congressmen. be followed by lun ch with a gr oup of Dem oc ra t ic congressmen and early. evening session with the. last one-third of the GOP senators. House m embe r s a nd senators who attended White House mee tings came away with repor ts of Nixon's absolute insistence that he would not resign. Many said Nixon expressed confidence that once the people und er s ta nd the whole story of Watergate, they will not hold him responsible. an Hobbs • In . addition, he will make ' three s peeches outside Washington in a period of four to five days beginning this weekend - all in the South. The President also was described as planning more televised news conferences and The appointment of postal submitting to more interviews by both broadcasters and careerist Jimmie L. Hobbs as postmaster at Dexter was newspaper reporters. A breakfast seSilion with the announced today by Frederick second gro11p of House GOP C. Phillips , manager . of · the members preceded a speech to Akron District of the u. s. Postal Service. export ... this could be the first a realtors · convention Hobbs has been named tp the step toward pressure for ex· Nixon 's first such appearance port controls," Smith warned. in nearly two months. It was to position liS of Nov. 10. In accordance with the merit selection procedW"es of the Postal Reorganization Act, Hobbs was nominated by the regional management selec· lion hoard and appointed by Postmaster General Elmer T. national origin . votes will be elected com- Klassen. A list of known eligible voters munity committeemen , the Hobbs started work in the is on file at the county ASCS next two highest will be Dexter Post Office as officer· office, and is open for public alternates. in-<!harge in July 1972. He inspection. If a man or wOman advanced through a series of Bedford - Salisbury - Pearl feels he or she is eligible to vote promotions. A graduate of and is not listed just ~all it to H. Hayes, Robert Pickett, Rutland High School, Hobbs the attention of anyone in the Frank Broderick, Hugh P. completed a course for newly office and it will be checked out Custer, Ziba Midkiff and Er· appointed postmasters · from nest Wood . right away. the Oklahoma Training Farmers might also want to Chester - Paul H. Baer, Operations Center. check at the county office to be Wayne s. Michael, Dale M. SW"e which ASCS community Kautz, Earl H. Dean, Donald C. they are in . Mora and Albert E. Parker. Nominees for ASC comCow hit by car munity committeemen are Cotwnbia - Scipio . - Reed Meigs County Sheriff Robert listed below by conununities . Jeffers, R. A. Whittington; In the mail election, those with Granville Stout, Clair C. Hartenb~ch's Dept . inthe three largest nwnber of Waggoner, Etrunett Douglas vestigated an a ccident involving a cow today on SR 248, and Kenneth C. Welsh. 3.3 miles east of SR 7. Lelart • Lebanon - Charles Lawmen said an auto driven R . Harris, Harold G. Roush, by Rolland R . Stethem, Long Thomas D . Sayre , Virgil Bottom, was traveling west on Struble !Jay." ~!ruble Is being Roush, Andrew Cross and 248 a\ about 6:30 a.m. when a cow ran onto the road . ·honored for being named Dallas Hill . eminent prior, state of Ohio, Olive-Orange - Carl Fin- Stethem's vehicle struck the Knights of the York Cross of dling, 0 . J. Pennington, cow, which belongs to Carl Honour. Gordon Collins, Cecil Caldwell, Nottingham. The animal was Guests at Wedn esday's Chester Buckley and B. F. not killed . Stethem's car had moderate damage to its right luricheon besides the district Upton . governor were Byron White, Rutland - Salem - Joe front aide , but the driver Athens, zone chainnan; Dick Bailey, Charles Barrett, Larry reportedly suffered no injuries , Turner, Gallipolis, zone Montgomery, Clifford Might, chairman , district Ji Merle John Colwell and Carl Deuschle, president of the Shenefield. LOCAL TEMPS Hebron Lions Club, and Jack Sutton - David Nease, Gene Temperature in downtown Walker, wh o recently PW'· Yost, James Carnahan, Pomeroy Thursday at 11 a.m. chased . the former Martin Charles Theiss, Edison Hollon was 69 degrees Wider partly . FW!eral Home in Rutland . and Wliliam Cornell. · clwdy skies . IS new PM committ~es · 42 Farmers running for 21 December 5 in the county ASCS Office, Mulberry Ave . , Pomeroy , with the public in· vited to attend. On December 13 the newly elected conunWJity committee will hold a county convention to nominate and elect one CO!lfl ty committee member and two alternates at 10 a .m . at the Masonic Temple. The 'newly elected county committ ee members will serve for three years, . the alternates for one year. ASC community · committeemen not only elect members of the ASC COWity conunittee, but also assist the Following tlle speakers, the IS men listed above filled out membership applications and took their oath. The Jaycees, who meet ~very end and 4th Wednesday o£ the month, at 8 p. m ., will accept appli cations for membership anytime during the year. According to Poulin, any yo\Ulg man between the ages of 18 and 36 who wants to help make Meigs County a better place to live is welcome . Nixon stays on offense • VOL. XXV NO. 151 ' Jaycees. Ric Abel, vice-president of District 93, then spoke on the potential for leadership and said that the Jaycees needed , "enough people to do it." Governor wants active Lions project for 1972-73. . The governor · said e n· thusiasm for Uonism helps maintain membership. He said Lions should work · for their community which motivates others to join. Reporting on the pilot dog projec t for the blind in Ohio, he said about 90 animals have been given away in the state with Lions Clubs paying for about half. Hoshor disclosed that over $1 million in the past IS years has been spent in the Lions eye . conservation program . . Lions are also building schools in Central Africa and Kenya and helped with the Albert Sweitzer Hospital. He asked Lions to contribute larger amounts to three state projects which are to be carried out. Hoover read a proclamation from Gov. John J. Gilligan honoring C. J . Struble for whom a public r eception and dinner is being given at the Meig s High Schoo l this Saturday. The proclamation declares Saturday " C.. J . Acrylic-Polyester Velvet-Lurex November 14-U NOT OPEN Buy Your Holiday Dreu Now During Friday lhru NGvember 16-20 PAPER MOON Ryan O' Neal Tatum O' Neal This Three-Day Sale GP It ' Easy Rolling Atong FOR THAT BRAND NEW LOOK! Hitch -Hikers 11.50 Children , 75c · Show Starts 7 . BERFELDS MEIGS. CAGF.;RS - The Melgo Marauder cagers / ! curr enUy under way in Meigs one color the Jaycees do Dot County, with the Jay cees stand for . " We welcome distributing Red Ball stickers, everyone, whatever tht color to be placed in the upper left of h ~> skin ," said Coo k. hand corner of windows of Cook also s tressed a thwnbs· rooms where children and up. positive attitude, saying, invalids sleep, so that in case o ( "Together we can make it a fire firemen know where to happen!' go first. Dick Orsborn, National "Operation Green Ball" is an Director for Region 9, and a environmental action program member of the Newark Wldertaken by the Jaycees to Jaycees, spoke on the ophelp ease the energy crisis and portuni!ies and fellowship protect environment. young men between the ages of " Operation Blue Ball" is a · 18 and 3G find in tile Jaycee program by the Marietta organization . Jaycees to help stamp out Orsborn cited the leadership venere~l disease, which Cook training and personal training, labeled, " the most prominent " to better yourself and your disease in Ohio next .to the community" as two reasons common cold." why young men should join the Cook then bounced a black ball to stress the fact that it is Tonight & Thursday SEE BAKER'S IN MIDDLEPORT ' Spencer, Htu.: me ; Derlny Fobes, Minersville, and Arthur Nea~, Minersville. The meeting opened with the pledge of allegiance to the nag, followed by the invocation by Vince Knight, Jaycee treasurer. Poulin then recognized guests fr om tbe NewFtrk, Marietta and Belpre chapters, then introduced Darrell Cook, program vice-president or the Ohio Jaycees. Cook, usi ng ping-pong balls during his presentation, stressed the . fact that the Jaycees give young men leadership training, using the balls to stress the various programs in progress to help communities grow. "Operation Red Ball" is Many colors, fabrics and styles. Solids Pla i ds Jacquards. MEIGS THEATRE And the Stove Won't Cook. .: JAYCEE SPEAKERS -Speaking before the Meigs Chapter of !be Jaycees at the Meigs (1.,.), Dick Orsborn, Na tional Director of Region 9; Richard Poulin, Meigs CoWlty Jaycee President ; Ric Abel, District Vice-President and Darrell Cook, Program Vice-President of the Ohio Jaycees. Inn Wednesday evening were By Denny Fobes Meigs County Jaycee President Richard Poulin said .today the organization's annual " M" Night Wednesday evening at the Meigs Inn was a distinct success. Fifteen new members were given th e Jaycee Oath and initiated into Ule service organization. The new members are Charles Gloeckner, Pomeroy ; Willilun Will, Pomeroy ; John Krawsczyn, Middleport ; Charles Buskirk , Middleport ; Dwight Goins, Pomeroy ; David Jenkins, Middleport ; Allen Downie, Pomeroy; Jerry Van lnwagen, Middleport ; Dor Coates, Middleport; James Gerlach, Middleport ; David Russe ll, Pomeroy; John McGraw, Pomeroy; Larry E . has been doing locally, people end to spend more in that dil ection. School lamps Are Dingy Jaycees initiate 15 young men Parade Chairman Rev. Williwn DeMoss is in the process o£ organizing the New Haven P.T.A."s Winter Festival Parade in which Santa will arrive with treats for the PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES - Wanda Smith, Middleport : Mrs. Max Heslep, Point Pleasant ; He r sc hel Her·dman , Letart: Mrs. David Moore, : daughter, Cheshire: Luke Lee Casey, Apple Grove : David Morgan Smith, Pol!)t Pleasant. Princess If )'Our Mattress Is Lumpy. Your Rugs Are • Worn- Your Living Room Sune Is faded, and Torn - The ' _;:~?.i::::.::::::::::;:;:;::;;::~:~:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.;:;:;:;:::::::::::;::::::«!:Y.::'.::::::::::::~::::::::!!=~::::::::::::: ,• ,•,•,•,·.~ ~·~·~·~·~ ·=-=•:•:•:•:•:•!•!•.•,•,•,~···~·~·=·=· immediate gasoline rationing. "By immediately, I mean get started immediately," Com· mittee Chairman Carrol Bennet said Tuesday . "We think it should take at least until the first of the year to get the machinery rolling:" Love, Nixon's energy adviser, who is among government officials predicting .gasoline rationing, said in a Menlo Park, Calif., address the energy crisis " is going to get worse before it gets better," and added, " This is the greatest challenge this nation has met except in warti.me." 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Ault, .Steve ~album, Jerry Cremeans, Mike May ; standmg, John AmOtt, asst. coach; Fred Burney , Dan Dodson, Melvln Cremeans, Roger Brauer head coach · Bill Myers, Orion Blanchard, Terry Qualls and Ron ~ogari 'a sst coach. , ' · , EAGLE CAGERS - Members of the 11173-74 Eastern bssketball team t~at will appear tonight in the preview at Rio Gran de College are, fr ont row , (1.,. )1\ Greg Bailey, Tim I I Spencer , John Sheets, Steve Goebel, Rick Hollon; back row, (1-r ), assistant coach Duane Wolfe , Dave Weber, Randy Orr, Larry Athel'\On, Tony Milhoan, Steve pill, 'J'im Ba'I(D 11pt1 bead 'j""ch ~ill Phillips. . . . � 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 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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