http://66.213.69.5/files/original/00abbb51cdbe304e1b67b00732af3f4f.pdf f6121de5c12486d9547efa5be36a3b64 PDF Text Text Weather Now You Know C1lance of showerS -theut. Tonight patti.~ , cloudy west and mostly clwdy' iritll a chance of sh-ers east. Low! toftight 50 to 56 east. Tuesday 111011Uy sunny, • ' Hoboken, N. J ., was sold by Indians WboS!J!Oked pipes to lbe Dutch who called it Hobocan Hackingh, meaning land of the tobacco pipe. VOL XXIV NO. llO ~to Devoted To The lnteretl3 Of 'l7u! Meigs-M0110n Area TEN CENlS PHONE 992,2156 MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1971 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 70. Egyptians on Maxi Alert By United Press IDiematlonal In New York, U. N. Secretary Anwar saaat reshUffled hts Egyptian troops along the General Than! warned Sunday cabinet lor the fourth time since Suez Canal have been placed on in a report on the Middle East he became premier 11 montlls a "maximwn alert," the semi· that if the present impasse in ago. He issued a ·series of official Middle East News peace efforts continues "new decrees involving the cabinet Agency (MENA) said today. A fighting will break out sooner or and other government matters Cairo newspaper said the laler." and said it was a process of troops had orders to retaliate Thant added that since both "setting our hope in order" to "immediately and violently" to the Israelis and Arabs have be ready lor a possible war. silence any Israel position that taken advantage of the l:J.. Mahmoud Fawzi remained opens fire on them. mon !h-old cease-fire to premier in the new cabinet and MENA, an Egyptian news build up their mili· most of the key portfolios agency , said "the temperature tary capabilities, " it is remained in the same hands, of the military situation is only too likely that the new including Mahmoud Riad as consumtly rising ." It added round of fighting will be more vice premier and foreign that "Egyptian air, ground and violent and dangerous than the minister, Mamdouh Salem as naval forces are standing by on previous ones, and there is interior minister and Sadek as the greatest degree of alert to always the danger that it may war minister . face any possibility the enemy not be possible to limit it to the mE YEAR OF 'IHE EAGLES, which Is Eastern High's slogan, or motto, this football might resort to." present antagonists and to the In Jerusalem, a terrorist season, already bas been underlined by two straight victories in opening the defense of its Israel marked Rosh Hashana, confines of the Middle East." Sunday hurled a grenade into a Southern VaUey Conference football championships. At left, the Eagles' new head coach, the beginning of the Jewish Thant also said that until group of American tourists and Roger Kirkhart, gels 13$1b. senior Rick Blake, a deep back, into the lineup with instructions in New Year, with predictions the Israeli indicates some Arab children in the old section what to do at a critical point in the Eagles' 26-G victory over North Gallia Friday night. Above, Middle East might be headed willingness to compromise on of tbe city, killing a 4-year-old the Eastern band waita for the end of the first half of play before forming for its haHtirne show. for war. Defense Minister withdrawing from captured Arab girl and wounding seven of Moshe Dayan said that "I Arab lands, "it would serve the Americans. The Americans would not be entirely surprised little useful purpose to attempt were members of a Baptists if at any time after the U.N. to reactivate the talks " group from Texas, Dllnois and General Assembly the Egyp- mediated by the United Colorado. All the injured were tians will resume fire on the Nations' Gunnar C. Jarring. released after first-aid treat(Suez) Canal." In Cairo, Egyptian President ment. Israel Armed Forces Chief of .Staff Lt. Gen. Hairn Bar-Lev By KATE WEBB Esso official. However, a Vietnamese positions northwest said "it is posaible ... our PHNOM PENH (UP!) Cambodian high command of Saigon near the Cambodian enemies will renew the fighting, Communist sappers backed by spokesman said only one person border early today and both CLEVELAND (UPI) - The in which case we shall need to mortars set off a fuel depot fire died and "many" were injured sides took heavy losses. American economy may never continue to stand firm and AI least 21 government troops on the outskirts of Phnom Penh in the fire . be the same again as a result of smite them ... " today and burned 25 pet. of the HaH of the 30 storage tanks were killed and 64 wounded in In Cairo, the mass-eirculation the Nixon administration's new Cambodian capital's fuel containing tens of thousands of the battles which raged until economic policies, and newspaper AI Akhbar said supplies. gallons of gasoline were dawn at camps just outside the American businessmen are orders were issued by Egyptian It was the first Communist destroyed in the fore which province capital of Tay Ninh going to have to adjust their War Minister Gen. Mohammed ATTICA, N. Y. ( UP!) - A "I myself have charged the attack on the capital since June continued to burn fiercely eight City, 50 miles from the capital, operations accordingly, In- Ahmed Sadek calling for black state legislator Sunday governor with murder," State spokesmen said. The Com16 and was aimed at lbe Esso hours after the attack. dustry Week magazine reported "retaliating violently and irn· called for the indictment of Gov. Assemblyman Arthur 0. Eve, a Military sources in Saigon munist attack force of up to. 200 and SheD storage area near the mediately and silencing any Nelson A. Rock~feller on member of the committee that today. men took losses of 52 known city. Three persons were killed said Communist sappers to After studying the views ol Israeli position that opens fire charges of murder in the deaths unsuccessfully tried and six injured, according to an assaulted a cluster of South dead and seven captured. top national economists, the with ground weapons, such as of 40 hostages and inmates of negotiate a peaceful settiement The South Vietnamese of the Attica uprising, said In a business magazine concluded field artillery, 1or any other Attica State Prison. command reported continued New York City television show. that long-range government weapons." '· I 1\.T • I heavy fighting Sunday and "1 juat llp:!lke with ..... MENA, in' ' ap article by its .control of the economy..ill here to today in the U Minh Forest, a black and Puerto Rican leaden stay and that the new policies do military editor, said the Egypvast swampland 145 miles and I hope they will follow tian army "is prepared more • not represent an instant solution I I southwest of Saigon in the through and ask that the than at any other time to wage to basic problems. BD.LY ALLEN Mekong Delta. At least 91 more governor be indicted." By Ualted Preu IDtenaa-J The magazine said the wage- the battle of honor, integrity Communist soldiers were slain, Eve and Rep. Herman price freeze is not only a peace- and purification of the land Marine Deatlu Unrelated the command said. Badillo, D-N. Y., another time precedent that economists which the enemy has desecratPARRIS ISIAND,S. C.- AMARINE Corps spokesman says Spokesmen said that over the ed.1l Four calls were Bll!Wered member of the committee, believe wiU become part of the past seven days 398 North · the w1 tnd deaths fl two recruits follolring trainiDg sessions over the weekend by the denounc~d Rockefeller's nation's economic weaponry, were "c~lely unrelated and happened m different days and Vietnamese and Viet Cong had Pomeroy E-R squad. refusal to CIBIIe to Attica to lead but that the controls which been killed in actions in the tnvcived dlffttent training units." The fJrst was at 6:50 pm. the negotiations. Ten bastages follow the freeze will make the "Forest of Darkness" an Saturday for Kenneth Payne, and 30prisoners died in the fiveHe said, however, aninvl!!ltigalim is being cCIIducted into the government at least a semisuffering an accidental gunshot day rebellion. deaths of PVt. Frankie C. VIckers, 19, of Greenville, Fla., on everglades-like mangrove permanent participating in the swamp 50 miles long and 25 wound who had been taken to In Albany today, a telephoned Saturday and Pvt. Warren H. Jobn, ?3, of Baltim<ft, Md., early formerly private areas of price miles wide. Government losses Veterans Memorial Hospital by bomb threat was made against &mday. A apotesman said Vickers died as the result of a lnin determination and wage setwere listed as 111 men killed private car before the squad's the Twin Towers, a downtown stem cm1uslm Jllllllrently suffered In a fall mring "light tlement. and 130 wounded. The Meigs County Sheriff's arrival. office building which howles the physlcalll'allllng" about 11:50a.m. Sahrday. He was taken to a Companies will have to Billy Robert Allen, son of Mr. Acting on an anonymous tip, At 11 :58 p.m. Saturday the offices of the clllllDlillllioner of naval hospital at nearby Beaufort wltere be died. establish staff departments on a Dept. arrested Clarence Roy police in the t'hinese section of and Mrs. Clayton Allen of Koehler, ReedsviUe, Rt. I, on a squad went to the Frank Musser con-ectional services. A bmnb Chester, has been awarded a more or less permanent basis to charge of breaking·and entering home on Route 143, from where exploded Friday night in a Saigon Sunday night sei!.ed a Argument over TV Fatal handle government parcache of 4:i8 blocks of TNT, five fellowship at Lehigh University ticipation in the areas of wage and intoxication Sunday. Mr. Musser, suffering chest men's room at the building but . CINCINNAn - MRS. EUlALIA FUCHS, 44, was charged hand grenades and 31 blasting in Bethlehem, Pa., where he is Koehler was apprehended pains, was taken to Veterans no one was injured. ;ritb ~-degree murder in the fatal shooting of her husband, caps. Defense Ministry working on his master degree. and prices, Industry Week said. inside Greer's Market at Five Memorial Hospital, treated and Today's anonymoos caller, Robert, 40, at their suburban Norwood heme during an argwnent spokesmen said the raid was on Agraduate of the 1966 class of Points by Deputy Sheriff Robert released. who telephoned the threat to the over wbelhel' be would listen to a m-oadcast of a professimal a private house in Cholon but Eastern High School, Allen Beegle Sunday at 1:15 a.m. At 9:20 p.m. Sunday the Knickerboeker News, the city's Dennis Echinger, 190 lb. foolball game. The woman was to awear in Hamilton County did not identify the occupants. graduated cum laude from Ohio Koehler, who gained entrance .;quad was called for Grady afternoon newapaper, said lbe fullback of lbe Eastern Qiminal Court today for arraignment. The Tay Ninh province University in June, 1970, with a by breaking the glass in a door, Williams on the Rutland • bomb would go off by noon. The county C~nDW's office said Fuchs wanted to listen to the battles began just before 3 a.m. bachelor of science degree in Eagles SV AC defending apparently was unable to get Harrisonville Road. He was Authorities ordered the 21-story champion football team who <lncinnati Bengals • Pbiladelphia Eagles game at Riverfront with mortar barrages directed Chemical Engineering. out after getting in, Beegle said. taken to Veterans Memorial structure cleared and area Stadium sunday but his wife wanted to hear stereo records. Fucbs against the positions of the In his junior year at Ohio was removed from the game Koehler bad helped himself to Hospital where he was admitted traffic was rerouted. told IU wife be would leave the bouse if be could not listen to the South Vietnamese 43rd Task University, he was chosen by Friday night with Nortb food he found in the cooler as a medical patient. pme. The coroner's lifice said the woman allegedly took a -~ Force, an infantry battalion the chemical engineering Gallla, suffered a painfully before he was discovered. ·At 7:25 o.m. Monday the • • sprained ankle, It was caliber pistQI frtm a drawer and fired. Fuclti was prortOWICed position and several militia faculty to receive the ''junior The department also arrested squad went to the Will Barrett learned today. dead on arrival at General Hospital ;rith a bullet WGWICI in the outposts, military spokesmen award for academic excellence Kenneth N. Barnett, 30, home at Danville. lie was also School authorities said in chemical engineering." The taken to Veterans Memorial 'AI p,:_f. __ said. bead• there was no fracture. Uingsville, Rt. 1, Sunday at Captives later identified the same year be was elected to Hospital where he was admitted) 1u.ayor r llJIIer 11:48 p.m. on charges of driving Eichinger was Iaten to a Tau Beta Pi, an honor fraternity October Air Arrives Early Communist unit as the 13th Parkersburg Hospital for a while intoxicated and no as a mediCJII patient. for engineers. Fined in the court of Pomeroy Sapper Battalion. Military A ~BER ln'YLE cool spell eovered much of the checkup following the game operator's license. Allen was employed by the Mayor Charles Legar Saturday Barnett was arrested after he nallm today. Early morning temperature piununeled to the~ sources said the government Pittsburgh Plate Glass In- by bls mother, Mn. Henry night were , Wilbur Ward, positions were strung out over wrecked his car while traveling and 5a1 fl'CIIl the MissisBippi Valley to the plateau regilll ci the Eichinger. dustries at New Martinsville, Middleport, $10 and costs, West and readings In the 20s and~ were reported in the central an area of several miles but that W. Va., where he worked one Tony Glassburn, 174 lb. 6-2 west on SR 124. There was light squealing tires; Richard the attacks were well coorRcdles and tbe Great Basin area. senior, defensive and of- damage to car. He was not Haggerty, Middleport, $5 and dinated and carried out year foUowing his graduation A new mass of cold polar air over western Canada was fensive end on the North injured. from Ohio University, before costs, left of center; Thomas Deputy Beegle was on a moving soutbward to reinforce the cold wave. Travelers' and sirnl\1 taneously. Roach, Pomeroy, $10 and costs, The Communist· commandos accepting the fellowship at Gallta team, was removed to routine check of the area when Roher Hospital during the stocllmen's warnings were posted for 001 thwest and central were not able to get through the Lehigh. Middleport Mayor C. 0 . redtless operation, and Robert he discovered the break-in. game where It was learned be Mmtana east ci the Continental Divide, where rain was e;qJeCted barbed wire of the South AMENDMENT HEARINGS Fisher has proclaimed Sept. 17· Darst, Middleport; William to cbange to snow as a new surge of cold air moves into the area. Vietnamese camps although the WASHINGTON (UPI) - The had suffered a fractured 23 Constitution Week in ob-. Boyd, Jr., Columbus, and Ron ~ally heavy .snow was ezpeeled in the JIKIWitalns, with four actions continued until dawn, Senate will open hearings next collarbone. servance of the 1841h' an· Jarvis, Colwnbus, each $10 and Inches or more predicted. niversary of the adoption of the costs, disturbing the peace. spokesmen reported. They said month on a constitutional 'S!!BUS S!SiiHJ!iS!!!S!:lS!S * amendment to limit U. S. Constitution of the United Forfeiting a ~ bond posied there was ''no major" damage MRS. BING FETED Two to Fill, Probably presidents to one six-year term States. on charges of disturbing the to the camps. ' HONG KONG (tiP!) - The WASHINGTON -PRESIDENTNIXII'iTODAY.scamed his In his proclamation, Mayor peace was Martin Major, no Military sources said the in office. chief VietCong negotiator to the Kenneth Harry Paine, 29, Fisher asks that residents pay address. list of polellllal candidates to succeed retired Justice Hugo L. infantry battalion toolt losses of AID TO THAn.ANlJ Paris Peace Talks, Mrs. Harrisonville, accidentally shot Black 111 tbe Slqnme Court. MeanUme, there was increasing 17 dead and 43 wounded and that BANGKOK (UPI) - Prime Nguyen Thi Bing, was feted by hjmself in the left foot Saturday attention to the contents of the ..·.· . ·...... -:.; : . ·.. apeculalilll !hat the Oliff ExecuUve will haw to fill two seats m four men were killed and 12 Minister Titanom Kittikachron Communist Chinese Premier at 6:50 p.m., the Meigs County Constitution and that they ny their flags during lbe week In wounded at the task force base. said Sunday the United States Chou En-lai Sunday evening, Sheriff's Dept. reported. EXTENDED OOTLOOit tbe ~t rather than ooe. Exteade4 Ollie O.llMII: At least ooe report said that Justice Jobn M. Harlan, who bas Acompany size militia unit took has provided Thailand with the New China News Agency Paine had gone to the farm of respect to it. Mrs. Nan Moore is ehainnan W!:k r' J 'fta &' Fllda): his mother-in-law to hunt. As be been under hospital treatment for a back aihnent, already bad casualties of nine wounded, lbe $23.1 million during the past (NCNA) said today. fiscal year. sources said. was unloading a 12-gauge of Constitution Week for Return · ?m1efa wau.tetll (Continued on Page 8) till .. ,,...,, DEFICIT DROPS shotgun, it accidentally Jonathan Meigs Chapter of the Wit WASHINGTON (UPI) - The discharged. Dalighters of the American ·HIPs lllllle -.per . . . . . . Commerce Department reports The victim was fo\lfld lying Revoiution which nationally ... 1.-er .,.. ...... Ovathe U. S.deficit in the balance of beside his car by Mr. and Mrs. sponsors the observance. ld&bt IIWI II .. Iii ....., payments by corporations Doug Reed who notified the we• ' 'f ... W1l1 1 Pa., when their contracts ex- investing abroad drQPped by Pomeroy E-R squad. Paine was workers stayed on their jobs Jeanette, Pa., Fostoria Glass llf&lltud ........ In . . TOLEDO, Ohio (UPI) .- Sill pired. $405 million in the Aprii.June taken to Veterans Memorial while negotiations continued. Co. in Moundsville, W. Va., T&iday III&IL glass plants in Ohio, we;;t SUIT FILED quarler. The flow of dollars to Talks however, broke off here Viking Glass in New MarHospital by private car, Virginia and Pennsylvama • . Friday night and no meetings tinsville, W. Va. and Seneca at Union leaders have sought an U. S. • controlled corporations however. A suit for support under the - - - - - - - were shut down today as some State's Reciprocal AIJieement overall pay increase of 8 pet. overseas was $1 ,123 million, Morgantown, W. .Ya. z,ooo members of the American have been scheduled. Act bas been llled in Meigs LOCAL TEMPS II008Tii:IS TO MIIZI Workers wallted out Sunday while management has stood by down from $1,528 million in the Flint Glass Workers Union County Common Pleas Court by its offer of an hourly wage hike The temperature in downtown The Saathern IMlll M'rtk first quarter this year. The Closed by the strike were at Fenton Arts Glass Co. in walked off their jobs in a Ruth Ann Griffin, Eau GaUie, Imperial Glass in Bellaire, Williamstown, W. Va., and at in a three-year contract of 15 largest favorable swing was Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Monday, Fla., against Larry Ernesl Boctslenl will m.t IIIIa " •••. dispute over wages. cents Ule first year and 12 cents . $290 million in short term liquid under partially cloudy skies, at 7:31p.m. at 111e hltll """'ellll Contracts for the inion Ohio, Tiffin Glass in Tiffin, the L. E. Smith Co. and Lenox Griffin, Long Bottom. 11as 74 degrees. the next tWO years. dHill'' Rllclne. workers expired Sept. 6 but Ohio, Westmoreland Glass in Glass Works in Ml. Pleasar•, Sappers Hit Fuel ,· • ' WHUTDIDAM TI-l' Iv\Or'y'oENT i-\A5 COME'FO' A MAN· To•MAto,l TAJ:..K!! SON-'IO'c:;AIN'TWIN NO INHIORIT "MMINLV TAN" CON I EST WtFPCI'{ AN' LEFC'/ --. FUM'#Q!? • . Economy Changing Legislator Would IndiCt Govemor r---------------------------, B . ,.f. : 1'ews•••1n ne1 s : S<.JH.'!'-15 POl AN' j':j().~i ' LERO'f .MtJ4 BRAINS; YO' STOOPII) LJ'L: . Allen Wins -AN' IF 'Tl-\E'/'5 1:!>11-l Dill ~t'l"', AI-I'U. BOTI-li':RJI-l1 TAN THAR MIDIS!! '/()'~ 'THICKHEAD!! caoc~ CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks & Lawrence Uc.I<!:C: 141\5 &C!N C~RRIEP ,_WAY &V READIN& ;... 500K CALLE!) IY\ 90ME •THE DI~A% WITH A E R Unit On 4 Calls Scholarship From (A)oler At Lehigh To Cooler Six Fined by 1.0111<' NAME! ...I. HeARD HeR ijA'f HI? H~AD'? AL.J..; . 5WOLL.E-N UP l Constitution Week Planned . .. FAt-JNV L.EARNE:D Al-L. HEX 5PEL.l-6> FROM HE:R GRA"-1111"1 DOOL&'f! ... RE<MeM~ER. ' HOW ~HE CUReD M'/ WPRT ~ VSAHo JLJ?i Wl~SD IT. CL.i:A'-1 OFF~ ... I. ~TCHA 'SHe CAN HeL.f> ~ ' Gun Discharge Strikes Foot SMts • MIGHT DO 'THE -TRICK ... I ., Six Glass Plants Closed by Strike I ,. -------------------- .. '· �• S~ L••AL IIOTlCI! L••aL IIOTIC. OROINAIICE NO. 97..11 . ,,., to oultiOI"IR till Ol!io, 237 Rou .StrHI unill • ""Ordft_,ce P.M . OCtober '17, 1971 lor the ,sale of vmege RHl Eatate not ulo of 11M fOllowing RH( needed tor any Municipal --~ N the Sports. ''. By Chet Tannehill ~~ Desk -~ Soei lk~:~e:IOI-Ing ety SYRACUSB- »s..~ 1IEEilSYlilE - Dad~ a.cllm wiD be ceielntlng IU Zllt birtbdaY on Sepl 29 in Cllulla South Vlelnam, where be baa been sta11opecl since June. AnyOne wisbing to send a ~majmalllt1DSP-4Deruis W. Benedum, 281-4-1357, Co. B.,lDd AVN. BN., SPO S.F. 96374. CoBepSeores ' IIY United PrMs International ' East Vermont 211 Conn 7 Nor1heslri 36 Rhode Is. 22 Svracuse 2m Wisconsin 20 (tiel stanford 38 Army 3 P8nn 5.1 56 Navy 3 St. Lawrence 47 Colby 9 Thiel 26 Crngle;MIIn 211 Lehigh 24 c.w. Post u Kings Pl. 13 Norwich 7 Lafayet1e 13 Rutgers 7 Colga~ 27 Boslon u. 27 Oarion 34 Mansfield 0 Dollowore 39 Gettysburg 7 Ind. IPa.l 34 Col. (Pa.) 0 Oldadel .38 Bucknell 3t lloston CoH 11 Temple 3 South Wm. & Mary 28 Eosl Cor. 10 1'1-esbylerlan 35 Furman 1~ Woke Forest 211 Vir. Tecl19 · Duke 28 South Carolina 12 G«rgla Tech 10 Mich. St. 0 Georgia 17 Tulane 7 Mllry~nd 3t N. Car. St. 7 ·:renn. 4 UC Sta Borbara 6 ~bama o12 So. Miss. 6 Wostern Ky. 33 Wl~berg 27 Auburn 60 Chattanooga 7 VMI 27 Davidson 3 La. Tech 28 Tompa 211 Miss ,jO Memphis St. 21 Southern Cal 2~ Roce o Miss. St. 13 Florida 10 Arkansos 31 Oakla. St. 10 Arkansos St. 16 Wichita u Vanderbilt 0 Lpulsvl 0 (tiel Morehead 29 Marshall 6 By United Press International Leiding Batters N1lional League G. AB R. H. Pd. Torre, St. L 153 604 92 219 .363 Clmnte, Pit 127 508 81 174 .W Bckrt, Chi 131 530 80 181 .342 Garr, All 14 614 97 207 .337 H.Arn,AII 1~ 476 93 156 .328 Jones, NY 128 475 60 153 .322 Brock, St.L 148 601 121 191 .318 Snglln, Pit 133 51~ 58 163 .317 Davis, LA 150 608 80 192 .316 Staub, Mon • 152 558 90 175 .314 American League G. AB R. H. Pd. Oliva, Min 126 487 73 164 .337 Murcer, NY W 509 91 168 .330 Rttmnd, Bal 133 455 77 w .310 Tovar, Min 148 619 90 188 .304 Oils, KC Ul 539 77 163 .302 Carew, Min 140 553 85166 .300 May, Chi m m 62 139 .295 Horton, Del 115 436 62 127 .291 Smith, Del 151 591 82 171 .289 Uhlndr, Cle 133 ~2 ~9 133 .288 Hone Runs National League: H. Aaron, All and Stargell, Pitt 45; May, Mideast Cln 37; Williams, All and Indian 26 Kentucky 8 Johnson, Phil 33. North Car. '1! Illinois 0 American League: Melton, Nebraska35Minnesota 1 Chi, Cash, Det and Jackson, Ncilre Dame 50 Nrlhwstrn 7 Oak 30; Smith, Bos 28; F. Kansas 22 Baylor 0 Robinson, Ball and Petrocelli, lowe St. 24 Idaho 7 8os 27. Michigan 56 Virginia 0 Runs Batted In Da Pauw 2~ Albion 6 National League: Torre, St.L Drake 34 Ablne Chris. 17 132; Stargell, Pitt 120; H. Western Mlch 9 Boll St. 0 Aaron, All 115: Staub, Mont Bowling Grn 211 Ohio U. 19 and Montanez. Phil U. Loros 35 Marquet1e 1 American League: Killebrew, Mantana 27 No. Dakota 1~ MIM 112; F. Robinson, Ball 94 ; Akron 2~ Butler 0 Banda, Ook 91 ; Smith, 8os and Southern 111. 31 Dayton 12 Murcer, NY 90. Toledo 10 VIIIIIIIOYa 7 Pitching Indiana St. 28 Eastern Ill. 7 IMtional League: Jenkins, Colo. Coli. 9.McPherson 0 Chi 22-13 ; Ellis, Pill 19-7; Arl!. St. 16 Wlchito St. 1~ Downing, LA 19-8; Carlton, St.L ' SouiiiMst 19·9: Seaver, NY 18·9. atlahomo 30 SMU 0 American League: Lollch, Mex. 13 Texas Tech 10 Del 25-11 ; Blue, Oak 23-8; Kansos St. 19 Tulso 10 Hunter, Oak 20·11: Wood, Chi West Tex. St. 15 Lamer Tech 6 20-13; McNally, Ball 19·5: LSU 37 Texas A&M 0 Cuellar, Ball 19·9. SW La. 7 SE La. 6 Sui Ross 6 East New Mex. 6 (tiel Texas 28 'UCLA 10 Kansos St. 19 Tulso 10 Washington 38 Purdue 35 Walt Ariz. St. 18 Houston 17 Colorado 56 Wyoming 13 Oregon 36 Utah 29 AJr Force 7 Missouri 6 BYU 54 Colorado St. 13 Utah 51. 34 New Mex. St. 0 U.S. Inti 20 Los Ang. St. 7 Calif. 20 West Vir. 10 San Fran ·St. 35 USF 15 Arizona 39 Wash St. 28 Boise St 18 Cal Poly SLO 14 Crego~~ St. 33 Iowa 19 '* ..,.live Penn11nt R•ce ilf A Glance By United Presslnternatlon~l National League San Fra~lsco W L Pd • • 85 68 .556 Los Angeles 84 70 .545 Atlanta 79 76 .510 San Francisco - Away, 9, Houston (3) Sept. 21·22·23; Cincinnati 13) Sept. 2,..25-26; San Diego (3) Sept. 28-29-30. •·· 1 Ho 3 Hou Los ~,..e esme, ' s. ton (3) Sept. 28-29-30. Away 5, Cincinnati {2) Sept. 21 -22; Allanta (3) Sept. 24·25·26. ·Atlanta -Home 7, San DleQO ~~es srr,\~t 2 ~~2~~s, t;~: clnnall 12) Sept. 28·30. · •..-gue -· West Am . eroc.an W. L Pet. Baltimore 91 51 .615 Detroit 88 66 .571 Baltimore - Home, 2, Boston (2) Se~t 28-29 Away 7 New . . ' ' York 3) Sept. 20-21·22; Cleve· land 141 Sept. 2• (2), 25-26. Detroit -Horne, 3, New York (31 Sept 24-25-26. Awa6' 5. Boston 12) Sept. 21·22; leve· land (3) Sept. 28 12), 29. -------------------------------------------I 1 I II Vol·ce along Broadway I BY JACK O'BRJAN STRIPPER'S NAME IS A TAS'I'ELESII TAKEOFF NEW YORK- Age of Vulgarity: Stripper in a aDd Sl p«no-palace caiied herself "Joan Avark"; right down tbe block from Holy Cross Church where tbe famed Falber Duffy of the Fighting 88th (Pat O'Brien played him in the '39 111m) cmce crusaded against hnmerallileralure and lllms .... Dm'l lbink Gov. Rocky's not mnnillll fer electoral attention: Hls ad· · mbUiralion's lesders are urged onto the TVntdlo air with paeans for lbe Guv as allen as ponlble; 11ip press releaaed credit him with lll'e&t trignphs sucb as majer new laws lruJn.. peltd fr11111 lU office, not the agencies ·CCIIcaned; the trip to Europe cooferring with fcrelgn blpbols, etc .... Mayor Jawn Lindsay tltiD: IU !allures aren't fed IIB1I0118Dy, but: IUD' 1 ,paltry tholbeyare,areturninbup In distant cities (St. Paul educator Eugene Cotnray asked us if be weren't suddenly miraculously succesaful, by the prcpaganda readting IU llect of lbe electoral woods). Riveralde and CampbeU FUneral Homes, wNclt rq down the curtain on many show biz ' •mee, owned several years by the Kinney IJilfllc81e (wlllcb 011111 fiamer Broil.), is belng aold again lila Hous!Am oulflt (Ioiii of fWiet'al wdeiiMirlii8JinlbeSoulhandSoulhwest)whtch -will btiry 1-. prolllll coaslrlo-cout .... Ex· Tommy lltney llnsb Jo Ann Miller bas a 11falrical revue IIMw biz obaervers say is blgllme. Sbe'a po!tsbing It In extensive trouplng (Syraaure's "ntree Rivers Inn Sept. 29 fer three weeb) ... .-TbeoldCapltoiTbeateraiteonBdwy., _a.,ICiapit, will bonae the 1,800<1eal Percy Uril TbeaiAir; ~ PWcy Urla? Percy buill II. Sea. Stuart SJmington's wife's ollay af1er Nil*) .... GniCI'Y Peck'l Marine VIetnam vellnn sm Shpbell and L.A. !au Mimi Moore ae bGtleyl110(111ng at dad's French Riviera viDa .... 'rile ''F•I" Eddie Col<es (Tricla NIIoo, of eour•) -llpelltlnc up In their world; moved frtmlbelratnetlllveiCamllrldge,Mus.flatiDa ,..Ailed l1llh-rile owned by Harvll'li, where be's In Law Scbool .... Our aaloona11c friends lab •lilfactlooln the nrvey lhlt uya cognac ._ lie Powell C8lorle COlDll UIICIIIII drlnb .... J 11jtt nler, ri COUI'II!.- ~. Fields is lie •lbGrlty fer : "Waler Ia aat a drink!" lllmiHan lllcrpn, 111iJW CBS for fl5,000,000 dalmlllll be crtcbYied the ''Beverly PPillblJlies" I ~ • - Mrs. Rldtard Weant ud lk. and lin. Flo,Jd B.. GritmallfOtlmol.s'lilil!dlli'. .ad »s. lllilia GrilmD llllll llr•.adlh....,...'falinl and ..,_.,_ Ill lliDenriJit . llr•.adlh."-'VitleJd of J'llrt lf,JIIn. Jill, spent a weekead with lin Helm ~-------.•· ' . .Aid Powell's west nne 0211'.1 . _, to to said P-ell's nor"'west corner; thence north J'h eastl221Hitothecentorof al!eg. !'DOd; thence al-tho center of said rood In • nortllwest l. diraclian to tht Hst sldt Of the a.. ThOma• Fork r - near Miles MoofS;Iot; thenCe along the ust side 01 the sold Thomas Fork ·D111BRYN YOUNG r-ill a southwest dlroctlon to NEW HAVEN- l'ltftllo tlloplaceotbolllnnlng, saveand except I 'Ia .acres SOld 1o Mllt5 ~ L. y .... ...._ ~by v . B. Horton ; also .• rl(lhl.ot-waygranted to tile OhiO Ill', ad llrL Fraltl< Central RollrO.d, the land .so Y.... Jr~ !he -.., ._ :i.":-"e""'"ed1,::no 32 9"100 acres, e ' ' f dlltl weeb II AliO lltetoitowing real estate ..__.:._ ' Slfuote · ~ c -= u · · I_...._W •- - I In Me ... • oun ty ' Ohlo, • ..;.... , . _ 0 let', (WAC), and ls the u acre part of 100 ~~ ..._.. acre lot 157, bounded and ft. lic"tt .AIL descrllMid as .fOllOWs: The one acre lot lying In the west end of JACKSON - ~ Sec. 1. not thelollowl~ real .-. _.._ at--- estole, M!onalng to the v llage of Middleport, IS not needed tor miHiiclpol PUrposn. lo·wlt : Situate In' as ..crw L.ot 151, section 2t, Town 1, Ronge 13, Moi9sCOYnty,Ohlo, bOundedos . fOllowt : · . · Beginning at Ill• northwest of KO<raUcreklt; enceo . . Mkl Kerrs Hst IIJnt 245 feet; thence north 15'111 dOll. east 3lf1 teet; thence souJh 61\'.1 deg. ••• mreettoo Locust Tree; thence south 7l'h dog. eo•t 143 fNI 1o Powell's westline; thence olona said Powell's west line A21V2 , corner thence north 2YJ deo. rees attended :J:crlJ:.':vof .r ""1 n....., -a. 'i.. R8CJ.fie • Social EVeftm Oslr..... ByHn.FruclsiiDnis The Esther Missionary Orde oftheFirsiBaptistOiurcbmel Monday everung", Sept. 1, with .., Mrs. Francis Morris at ber home. Devotions OOilllucled by Mrs Dcrothy Badgely Gpelled · . . the meetingwtth the bymn, " I'll Go Where You Want Me ID Go". Scripture reading waS ~11. 5:2-12. Meditation was 'His Presence" and program sub'""' ,_... was"'Ibel'llrposeofMiajms." Mn Bel ~ · • en was m charge of the pogtam and A.i.ure • A Itt · rea-were glYen.IS'HSII •"""'on was held and a ~-• ~ hour followed wilh Mn. Morris serving refreshments. Mr and Mrs W'llliam Sharp.nack and family : of..,_, "'mpsl" .. ou..., Ind., and Miss Marabel Slarponack <!!. CollDIIbus spent tbeir vacation wilh their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sharpnack. Other guests were Mr. and Mn. Jack Sharpnack, Jr. and family of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Edison Brace visited his brother, Mr. and Mrs. FredBraceofSoutbShore, Ky · Mr. andMrs.RonaldBartllf · HBrt, Mich., spent tbe Labor Day weekend at their home here. Mrs. Bert HW1t 8lld .~ Ashley of Letart F~ VISited Mr. ~d Mn, Elza Birch one everung. Mn. Douglas Johnson and Mrs. Jack Adams attended the · 1 Weaver-Will"'-&t!l' retiDIC1II a w. ° Cler~.or.~::~::; Reference : Volume 227, P89e 577 , Me igs County Deed Records. SEC. II Th1t the Council of the Village of Middleport, by Its President and the Mayor be and is authorized to sell said SYRACUSE - Cwtr.s in Tbrougb Gange and Beyond During the meeting it was herebv real estate to the highest bidder today's aaei.J .ad 7 llllitc to Fnr" was tbe topic. reported thai 25 simi-in calls accOI"ding to taw upon the terms : Cash In hand live _lrillt litem ... lbe em- Pwposeoltbeprogram,Mn. badbeennadeduringthepast following upon delivery af deed . That the Faith Aids Man Through Change rnm Social Calendar CHESrE~O~A~~y. Mayor of said VIllage and the President of Council be and thev are hereby authorized to convev sa id real estate to the highest bidder therefor according to law. SEC . Ill This Ordinance shall take effect and be In force from and after the earlltst period allowed by law. Passed the 131h day of Sep. ltmber 1971. AHnt : Gene Grate Clerk (91 ::-:a. ~:um:e~ 4 Receive OFS Pins w I ..., 1 WMP0/1390 ••••-••lllirl 31 DI!YOTIDTOTHI! tNTI!RI$T 01' .MilGS·MASON ARIA . CIIESTI!R L. TANNI!NILC. ' Exec. I•. ROIIRT HOII'~ICH , City 1•1t6r Publl•twd dalllt IJCipl Saturday by Tho Oltio Volley Publl,hln'g Company, Jll 1 I I II : 1 Court St., · Pomeroy, Ohio, 4576t. luslnHs Office Phone "2·2156, Edllorlal Phonl "2· . 2157. ' I am (10) •• lilt Dlilr s. alii 1 - . l John w. Zerkle President of council PADUANO VS RIGGs JACKSONVIllE, Fla. (UPI) -Canadian DonalD Paduano will meet llennia RiaJ fi Jacksonville Tuaday nllbt at lbe Jactsonvl1le Collleum In a lkound middleweight bout. ,...,...,.u, looF 20, 27 ; j Second CIIIS PGStlgl p.tld It : ~. PomHoy. Ohio. N1t1one1 •dverthlng t represent•tive 8otUnelll· Gallagher, Inc., 12 Ea~ 4211d St., N... York Clly, New Yort. I ·~ Subtcrlpllon •• , .. : oe. i verM by clrrltr whert 1 volhble ~ centa per wHk; · ly lllotor Route Where c1rr* ! Mrvlce not IYIIIIbte : 0.,.. ' I montll 11.75. ly mall ln Oblo o~d W. Yo., !!ole ~ear SIUO. S•~ months 11. 5. Thr" I months 141.50. Svbscrtr,tton · price inclUdes Suffd1y T mn. , I Senlin<ll. . , Coach Bob Bruney's IroDton Tlgen were picted &tnday as the eventual 1971 SEOAL football champion by members Ill tbe SEO Sportswriters and Broadcasters Association. Meeting in Jackson the sportswriters and ,radio play. · by-play men listeoed to repor1s on each time before voting the Tigers ID, unseal the Gallipolis Blue Devils as the league champions. Tbe Jackson lrorunen, wbo have scored 107 points in their power-wen follows : IHI to said Powell's northwest ust 322 feet to the center. ot a rood · thence olen~ tile center ol sotd' rood In o northwest ~ _. - • d 'rection to the ust side of the Th'omos Fork rood nu.r Miles llr __....._1!1 ~-.._ Moore lot• tllenceolong tile east bolo 11ft flr ll!!irltmle ill SID . s1de ol ttie sold Thomos Fork Diego, Calif., after &eteral road In a southwest direction~ Wl!brilitllllewilbJ ' .r·uu. theplaceatbeQinnino#nveM•1,n exc-' sold to. ·alsoesa Ennue lllae lbeJ will vilit M .... b1'hvacres B Horton __._..___ • lfi"'lialllllllla.. rl:::l"~.,tay 'aranted to ft.e Ohio t'aiiU"t"~CD 111 • •a C tr 1 Rallro.ad the land so __, lin. v • 9 1oo· acres -.., 1 . 1 1 lit. _... • . _ _ .... • con\l'eyed. be•no 32 and .JOJ~ Gf DMnnatt. saf~ ~rt Of uid 100-acre lot ; m:;~orh~-:!uowing reel estate .....,ted ...__.. ,..,... ..._ _ , . Beginn•ng at • stoke at a run on Meigs County Ohio ·uc.c • 1111 .---. _,_ 1m the HSt side of the rad south s11ua 1e 1n • o0 llr. .tllrs.. Bn +Jt Baa' ' Jlr. and Mrs. Jlau=o of the bridge over r'homas and i n the 6!ii acre p•rt of 1 Galnther llalcolm n, Nita and Fork; thence south 59 dl!lrHS acre lot 157, bounded ond llr.. aad lin. Da g'•s •. east 210 tee-t · thence south ..., described as followt . The one ,. ' ' • IIIII ,.. ¥'*'• Dlilete 1)..,.,., Mn. Wanda d.. west 150 feet; thence acr,de lot lty1ofna 51 lnidtlle10Ciwes ..ctrenedloot! • ~ Gainther Kemptb, ICu8l and n«th 59 dogrHS west 290 teet to sa par ' Sbidey &.Ed ds. af M •• • . the ro•d ; thence north ,. 9 Beginning at a staktat • run. on .ad»s. u - Za..,llld- Torry, JICCI'l••niedbyllr.and d-reesust al-sald road 150 tile east side 01 the road, south , _, 11n. Willi'e GUID • tiJet of IHt -· lo the place of ~ In n1ng, 01 bridgesouth over59 Thomas Dext« _ of llartfanl spent . F the k , thence degrees • C•llipali"• - t LaiJGr n.. at conJoining 1 acre. A so the ort :.... teet· tllence south 49 ....~ following rot adiOinlng said J. eos ·~ • . the Fro11tier Ranclt at acre lot sllualeln Sec. 30, in t~e dea:;,e; J::~S:.:::"~ =~: Be)irMsiTI&g and tbe ~,: ·~r;,:'a~l~~ ~~ oad; thence north -49 BiD And&aw m-. nlng at tile Nortll comer of said degrees eostalong SOld road 150 dli.ldreD, J"'llllDlJ. Sf!~ hen. ..._ ~....=- V L i . and Moors .J..acre Jot; thence Nortll feet to ttte place of beginning , Da'fid llld lillie llilll DIDa B~ ...,., r ,.......,. DCU!!I331'.1 degrees east" IHI thence containing 1 acre. Also the Frantiin Jr - t a few south 53 d-rees east .. ,.., ; following lot adloinlng said 1· ' '' ..,..... tllence soulhlOdogrNS ust 246 acre lot slluateln Sec. 30, In the llfRa,Jiaad.Jir• .ad lin. E •.L. Grove (Darasf'-)dtildren da:ys in Wbeeling where ber IHI · thence south"'"' dog 65.acreplirtof100acrelot1571n """""" ._ - •.rc• 4 __.. hn!!end is employed. west 101 IHt to tile east·corner sold County ond State ; r.c~~~: - . Cf&U.' - · - - . . . of said 1-acre tot · ttlence north Beginning at the North corner Pbilip of WadswGitb and Rev. and Mn. Ralilb Hud8on 59 dog wesllOI tftt to the east of said "'-S l ..crelot: thence ,._...._'a-..._. .:._.a and cblldren fi Pcrtsmoutb comer' of sold t .. cre lot; thence tjortll 33'h degrees ent 10 teet ; ~-- .._,....._.,--..., ~· north59deg . west 290feet to the thence south 53 detrees eest U day willa tbe faua 's ..,..., spe11t a day witiJ his mother, place of beginning conta ining feet; thence south 70 degrees .._ ........ lldlri'do . Mrs. Myla Hllllson. y, acre. Save ond' except the east 246 leet ; th en cetosoluhlh -..& ~ .. uc.. nw-.1 r ight-of -way granted by said dlf9. west 101 1ee1 e eas llrs. Albert lllamaw and Tammy and ~-~· Jollnson Moors lo the Ohio Central corner oiSald J.ocrelot; thence 1belma ri Wolf Pen Rlllld spent a night Railroad, being the same real nortll59 deg . w~t 290 feet 1!' lhe daugbll!r, llrs.. Slarr, "th . grandmother estate conveyed by v. a. Horton place of beginn1ng; contalftlng and d1ildtal, Tlny, JonJ and W1 their • Mn. and Dabney heirs to sold Miles 'h acre. Save ond except the " '""• -A! ~ID L..ar:tiaa. _.a Ada Slack. Moors and recorded in Vol . 39, rlv~t..of-way oran0thedl by s1old1 . . .7 • - --. ...... ...,..... Pages Uf 350 and 352 Also in Moore to the o Cen ra with a.:;,Miss Mrs. Harold Weaver, Vol. 56, Pages 102, 103 , "and 104 . Rollroad, being tho some real F __.,_ ......_ Michael, Peggy, of St. Also Vol. 11. Pa~es m and 394, estate conveyed by V. a, Horlon IW • ., --:-:11 _ several da Meins county Deed Records . and Dabney heirs to sa1d Miles »s. w;m.m EM I" spent U>IIQYii!C, spent JS sa,;o and . except 3.079 acres Moore and reccrded In Vol. 39, we5 ·111. IB' .. aDd with her mother Mrs Roy conveyed to the State of Ohio bv Pages 349, 350, and 352. Also In a WI C W" br ' d . I deed recorded in Vol. 22 •• Po~e Vol . 56, Pages 102, 103, and 104. ..........., llr. .ad 11n. IloJie me enner an aun , 605 • Mei~s County Deed AI~ Vol. 11, Pages 393 ond 394, ' ,L,..___ of Elizabeth Merritt, and Mr. and Records, rotoronce to which is Me•~• County Qeed Records. Gibbs and au&lll"al herebY made for definite Save and except 3.019 acres Partusbaq:. llr. Eicbiager Mn: Glrdm W'mebrenner and descrlplion of tho exception. conveyed to lhe Staloot Ohio by ...._ ur_. '-nih.. Save and except .I acre, con· de-ed recorded in Vol. 22 .., Page and Jolin atte•"*l ....:: "~ -....u.1 veyed to Orville and Mildred 605, Meigs County · Deed Vuginia Slab! Fair~ Miss Maida Vineyard of Millirons bv deed recorded in Records, reference to wh ich is ~a, W.Va., spent a week VOlume 169 P11ge 16-4, Meigs hereby made tor defin ite with Helen Damewood and Mr. County beed Records, description of the eKception. b ret*J'ence to which IS hereby Save and excepl .I acre con. and Mrs. Hobert Vmeyard of mode tor doflnile description of veyed to Orville and Mildred RMisville Route. th is exception . Except ing and Millirons by deed recorded In reserving to the Grantors , Volume 169, page 16-C, Meigs Mr~ Earl llardeD of Canton Henrv Millirons and Marie County Deed Records , ..._.ted"-.,;thhismotherMr. Millirons, 1.57 Qf tile above roterence to which Is hereby •WIIo LEIIC'wa described rul estate. more or made fOr definite descr iption of llr. .ad lin. JGIIn ~of .ad Mrs. Harry Potts and other less described as follows : tills exceptlon. Excepting and ~ apeat s-d'IJ .., Beginning at a point on Stale reservln~ to the Grantors , A>,..m _.., lin. Nbel relatives. Highway right-of.way 23•.13 Henry Millirons and Morie •• ....,. • llr. and Mn. Melvin Hull of ri ~ht ot centerline station 169 M1111rons, 1.57 acres of the · Pips" llld llr. .ad lin. Qitt Bloomdale - t a Saturday plus 17.5; tllence bearing south abOve described reol estate, lin. ......-.... .u deg . w 01" east 360' ta A.n Ordinance to authorize the Br .....d.. 'IIIey ....... with Mill1 Frankie Mumaw. tacked hub ; thence norlh 32 sale of vme~e Reol Ella!• not Edna lla)llw llltD • 1 . ._ n,_,__. ur Pbll dog. 50' 53" east 301.1' ro Iron needed lor any Mun•c lpai • • .. ~: IUCIIillu .nmvel', pin In centerline of township Purpose. ~ • "fiSll. Weaver and Leda Floyd ofRAx:k road No. 194; thence following Mr. Bomer af Akraa is Springs atlertded the ,. (.ding centerline of .townShip road and more or · tess described n follows : Beginning at a point on State visiting llr. lin. ma riPattyJeffers,local,andMike r:~l~r:.~:r.y~~~~:~~~~:.! Hlg:hw:ay right -of -way 234 . 1l llirdL Vao Mater, 111 West Columbia. ot-way 252' right of station 170 right of ·cfltterllne station 169 .._ ..._.... llio _, 71; thence south« dog. 30' 1 .....,. """" ..,.,._., • Mn. llyla Hllllson recently plus 30" west 22.71' to a point on plus 17.5; thence burfnliiil south a 'eoJ ia T Joe wilb llr. spmtaweekendwilhberuter ri~ht.ot-woy 251 .75' right of 170 .U deg . 29' 01n tiSf l60' to --'lin. Ed d 1111 _.. _. ..._ plus 56.2; tllence soul~ 61 dog. t•cked hub; thence north 32 -•• aw- .... ilnd brother~w. Mr. and 26' 11" west SO.W to point on deg. SO' 53" east 301.8' to Iron home Ill lh.lla 1!11':1 n-Aie , 11r.1. Oyde Gerlach 111 Letart, rlght.of.war, 230' right-of . pin In centerline of township Mrs• V• L. D;.astation 170 p us 00; thence south rood No. 194; tllenco lollowln~ muce.. Va. 39 dog. 11' 53" 75.13' to point of centerline of township road and 11r· ..., .....olin. o ...... R L 1 b I I I l · sting property Une northwest .,.,._ "'~ Mrs. Gilbert Dooovan and eg nn ng , con n•ng 1· 57 exi to point on state hl~hway rl~hl · spent - · -.. t1aJs wilb tbeir SCXI, Gilbert Jr., ri WelJnllle acres, mere or less. to all of.way 252' rl~ht of station 110 Further subject son-in-law ... 1 (4&, lfr. spent a week with ber father, easements and rlghts.ol-way of plus 71; thence south« dog . 30' west 22.71' to 1 point on .ad lin. 1' 9 , ltda*<t Walter "~ and -'-ter and record. Deed Reference: 30" rl~hf.of .woy 251.75' right ol 170 ..s ...-.. .,. Volume 227, Pogo 577, Meigs plus 56.2; thence south 61 dog . and Dulill ill B pHI N.Y. brother-in--law, Mr. and Mrs. County DHd10 Records. 26' 11 .. west .50.1-4' to point on llr. IIIII »s. QdJ lie- Eua Phillips and other ~~~h:i~~h~s ::~!:;Yj,~nd,~ rlgh! .of .way 230' right -of . station 170 plus OCI ; lhence south Orby Ill Neaak spenl the relatives. Coming for tbe Village of Middleport. 39 dog . 11' 53" 75.13' lo point of be-ginning, contllning 1.57 Labtr n.,y 5 7 w! wilb llr. weekend were Mrs. Dale acres. more or less. Further and Mrs. Allllt SQR. y ter and three cblldren of (9 ) 20. 21, 001 4, 11, 11, st subject to alt easements and Wellsville. rlght-of .way Of record. Deed idea (sa:ys he submitted it to CBS in '52 as "Country Cousins"), geL'! his day in N. Y. Supreme Court: Justice Arnold Fein denied a motion for dismissal and set trial dale for Oct. 1 .... Joe Namath's knee surgery preclu.des grid action, but he'll buller-up his bankroll: just pbasis e1 a I*IICI- I* lltd UsJe nplained, was ID help month. Mn. Car! Weese read a signed to TViiltch Hamilton Beach's "Buller Up by Mrs. Doa Li* at a m Iiiii wtden1and that God wcrts letter 8IIIKJIIIIcing nnrbbop to Popper," and Joe wlll go all aglow starling Sept. 27 about "The werld's first popc1r11 pcwer that of the W_.. 5 irly Ill IIKD14!b cbaDce to effect His be beld in Seplmlber fer of. n.islianSavicellftbeAIID) piapose and to encourage His fleers and others interested bllllersltsownpqlCOI11asitpops."Ofcoursefer United !C 'hudill Oadt. peap7e 111 live failhfully in lbe persons in lbe district. big money .... lnnewspaperads,IDo .... We doubt Mrs. Usle- · ill ber midst of cbange. Scripture wu thl8 will bold til out syndicate deadline: llnxm pi tlatbt tbe . . , fatal fnm Isaiah. Mill1 Marcia District Attcrney Burt Roberts wlll resign thl8 Tbe birtbda:ys of Mn. Alice boc*, ''lap IDI'Iitb" b.r lin. K · 'lual Ill Capehart and Mn. Wlll!:le were week to run for a judgeship. W'tlliam Bit 71i 1 .ad -.. ~-- spreadm --"~~· Ben Marden, famed gambling casino _.., ~ .. - 1 , an ... ~ en. Ob!ithed. lldJesloJ..,Ia were Vtrgil Teafcrd. ' 'Li'rittg tilled, "Pra)'1!1'1 Can't Be AtJ.. !lti'Ved by Mill Karr and Mn. operatcr (lbe Riviera, near lbe G. WaablngiAm Bridge in N. J.), now a big Manhattan really ..""""''""""'"'"'"'"..,..,...,...,..,. ..,,.;,..,..,....,,. swaed Unless 'lbey are Firat Damon Ferrell. Attending Prayed." ltii.!rs lhoae IIIIJM!d were Mn. mil!lonalre, will be sued for divcrce by wife ~ Mrs. UsJe also gaw devotions T. G. Hilldore, Mrs. Oma Alma .... Judge Fred Backer WIIIII1)'8teri0111ly 1 meditation "These W'llll!brenner, and Mn. Melvin using unable ID campaign for N.Y. Surragale in the Da:ys," IICripture .ad prayer. Grimm. primary : was bollpitalized with pneilmonia merethanlll'eeweets;andthestaffkeptltmum .... David Susskind for a change made great sense oo tbe.D. Caveltcast. Hope it spills over p. 11n. ooiD his own TV shows. m. at school. Get acquainted h::&' meeting. Fihn on "Who Sa:ys 'IIJI!IID&Y Twenly.five year pins were Chapter at. Gel well cards The very first really-dirty comedian we ever You Can't." Room mother SALISBURY PTA lint presented by Mrs. Amber ...,... lleRIID """Dben wbo ire saw, B. S. Pulley (and his Initials dldn'tstandfer chainnen meet 7:30p.m. meeq 11f ,_-, 7:31 p. m. Warner 1D Rolalle and O....les ill and the group sang "Happy and ..._.. an...... and Norman - u . _ to ,.,_ ....__.ftft BoleslausStanlslaus,eilber), hasaliDelldyrole MEIGS CHAPl'ER Order of '1'1 ''IJ at 81:M11 IIIII he fim '"......,. .....,. •u'6 in the Toyolll TV conunerclal ... Just dis- DeMotay Monday 7:30 p.m. at 11f - I s llld • ' 1 .ad 1 Will at 1 recent meeting of annlw:naries. covered our children's dentist (Dr. Wm. Middlepcrl Masonic Temple. ~;; lll1lt ,_... "Be a Harrismvi11e Chapter, Order of A &imkbip card wu signed for Mn. Mary Paynter Ill Brown) ls ri Irlsh Extractim ... Scandal! Mothers meet at same time in Qown" 1 • ca' b.r ,_ Lisle. tbe Eutern Star. basement. ~ta. AD pu:enta Also eligible ID receive a 25 Newark who baa been a Horrors! Terrible tidings! The wax Dl8l1l1ikins in RACINE PTA Monday 7:30 p. 1qe11 1A1 af" 1 JDI" pin but not pi s:nt was member 60 yean. A card of Saka 5th Ave.'s maternity dep'l doo'l wear m. at Elementary School. WDll""'lAY Fi'W Young. conp11tula1lmawaaalsoaentto weddlng rings! THEODORUS Council 17 F0Ji1ER0Y ..MOlDJEHll\1 Mrs. Fred Gecrge, worthy Mr. and Mn. Ezra Sheet~ wbo Chic beauty expert Michael Kazan takes u.... Olb, ~· ~ that tbe haveanewbaby. Refnshuw-. great pride in announcing (le(lpalra was the Daughters of America, first fublonable female to have her own male Hall, 7:30 Monday night. Pomei'(IJ' Uailed I&Qtadiat 1listrlct :5party will be beld on were aned b.r Mr. and Mn. Ocl2all::llpm, aUieigs High Will, Mr. and Mn. Kina, and t.lbdlwuer, a captured Reman cenlurioo. Sure Refreshmenta with members to a.dl. ORlO VAUBY () h, Sc:hool. R1 vatlons are ID be Allee and J7nnt YCJEI. ... Jeta' COIIcb Weeb Ewba'* !Did bia loogbaired lake sandwiches er cookies. Door prize. Members in need of staled coadaft, 7:31 Wedllenl ID Mrs. Gecrge, Box 74, team members: "I dm'lwanlanyane teDID8 me . be milled a play because be got his hair caught insurance papers Ill contact tbe nesda.J "-'If Ma-111: Ratland, by Sept. :5. councilor. 1'tsqJie. The worthy matron also In his l!boulder'l)llds" .... The "Sitch Good MIDDlEPORT Elemrntary IIISSIONARY PrG&ltm announced the combined Friends" filet will be lbe Yule premiere at. PTA, 7:30 Monday night at lb. Fllftst Rim B r t C dl, friendship night wilh Mid· traction at the new Walter Reade Theater schoooi.Teachersandstafftobe p.m. w 1 ~- llill ~'tar ...... Cbaptent,Pwd0coy, ai Radne (where the old Aator Hotel fell), The stcry reaDy . introduced. 1. . 16. , at R ID, 1 • • ID " • .., • , 1 happened to the auther ri the novel, ber mother 11JESDAY lllsho!rlllides-' '4 , PlilliL ~onville, . I p.m. A (fashion designer, Jo Copeland) told us. rt< EJ"'"' honcJriDc Mrs. J-t MIDDlEPORT LODGE 3D invited.. Great songsmith Howard Dlelz celebnled Tuesday 7::11 p.m. Wid in mJIIIDAY lllllin,dislrict p ilMt, will be lU 75th birthday; didn't expect ID until the Fellowcraft Degree. PACK: :115, llloM!ej at c.b held following tbe meeting. miracle drug IAlopa quieted his Parkinaon's FRIENDLY CIRCLE, Trinity Sooals, 1:3111111in1 rw 011. The altar was draped fer pest dlaeue palsy.fllllnlfestaUons. He eVI!n plays golf Church, 8 p.m. T.IOSday, lln. and their famo"1! 1 at Fart I!I'MdpalronRalpbW.Smlth,a now. Roy Mayer to have the Meie.•. member of the l'llrllmoulh . . re the &ouncll of the Villllll of Mlddi$Qrl •s =:..":r·~: J:.u:~·m '"'; ~::: ~:-:.~''rm!';J~~= Pow<tll's-tllne; thence oloilll section to tile Nor~•' c"f'~ famil1. ,_,.,. 157~ Meigs COYnty, Ohio, bOunded as fel=~ning at tho nor-est -nerotsaidSectlon2t; tllenc• along the north line of sald taction 10 the northeas-t corner e1Kerrs6-0CHlot; thentoolon; uid Kerrs "'' llne 245 feel; lllence north 15'111 !Mg. NSI 3lf feel ; thenceseufhA\'.1 ~st ~ rl. ~ Fla., lftin Dint el , . _ llllll Balle.. \.Ot Section 2t, Town 1, Range 13. ,lfr.L~~IIflfew .__,.,_,.,....,,.,.,...,,....,,..,....,.,..,..,..,,....,~..,· ' -, nastt- Ill The ezbibllion seaaon ha~ ended for' tbe Soa1beutenl 011io Tripie A COIIference, illl ei&JII clube IIIIW (101 -.., IAI tile 11i1tJ grit\)' fi 1IUiklng lmucklebeads fi tile spcrtnrlto:n 111111 ·~ wbo picked lbem to fiDsh lrm!Am, J.cbon, ..... All!mi. G~, Meip. Wells!Am and WIIYfrl7. , · Itmust be said lbatmoet Melp r... wbo ba..e CGIIIIJ1IIIlicl wi1h Sp«rts Desk foil~ lbe Reemel1n and Belpre ...... will oot quibble with tile lb<we p11jected staDdlap tscepl Ia llliaar particulars. Most agree IroDIAm bas to be !be odd&GI favarile. They like Jackson and Logan, !Do, u Clllllelldss, .ad lbeJ acne G~ can't be so ln!Sy two stralgbt yean. They'cllike ID see Mel8B bJ8ber, bat being reo!lsl! (ndy now is there a realis11c-m1Dded foolbaB lao m the plaDel!l,lbeJ CUI~ that, on paper, lbe pn!dlctims probably won't be.._.. lif. I'm not ready 1D tirOif in lbe towel yet fa; a Dthplace fiDilll (which wouldbenotbing ID be asb•rned ri, t1i1 autumn, wilhtbe overallslre1181h of the te.gue beinB wball,tp'OIIIilesiD be). Meigs was tapped Iut good at Belpre 1tbea M4 lb. Marl Werry, junier offensive taclde, was by'oed fnlm tile lina1p for lilt least three weeks. maybe more, in a freak a«rident at ballllme. Mere x-rays of Mark's shoulder sepatatlon are Ill be r I ' today, Coach Olarles Chancey said Ibis mcmag. 00. a. a variety of lw1mpa and bruises, In general, and a.ck Fault's dolp tliigh bruise in particular, lbe Marauders salilfactll'ily vlved their "awakeniq! pme" at Belpre. Another good cmen was Tiny Willjams' knee CGIDing tll:iJiCb the game in good sbape. He wei)taU the way on deleniiie at mMI+ linebacker, and was a feW minutes 111 oflal&e lilt fullback allbougb be did not cany the baD. Ironim, Logan and Jadlson rep -taU?eS at tile selectian session in Jackion Slmday were repcrted emberanllrullm can be excused liB entbmri!l!!ll! fer predicting an oalrighl cbamplonsbip on two grounds, because it bun't been in the league lCIIg enough to learn lbat the doggCIIdest things can happen beC 1 1 Sepl25 and Nov. 10, and bec•1se illl spcr18 repcrters are likewise inexperienced in lbe SEOAL. · But Jadlson's Willard Filzpatrick, a ge"lleman teacba" and veteran radio 'caster of fiDe character, ougbiiD lmmr better. Be's been bitten too many limes. tal year Filz forecast a sensalicml year fer his beloved Ironmen. 'l1len came reality: Athens . _ Jactsonin lbefirstleaguegame,Jadlsongot Ill :S.l,lbenloltfaar straigbt! Fllz,the pocr g~zy, didn't bave the beariiD sblnr.up .t the annual SEOAL football banquet (lbe wcrd was pe 'auul that ''really, Fllz was sick"). 'lbla is not meant IAI be mticalllf Mr. Filzpatrick, only suggesti..e that tbere are I 1 ... to be learned lil history. Fer eumple, Sunday at Jackllon, Mr. Filz. patrick was quoted infcrmally as boking lbat, "AllY team that beats us thlsyearwlllhave IDscore more than :IIJXlints." That's our Fitzpatrick! RNI Ett-Ie, p::::-.;..dolned. by 1itu1te In 65-acre ADAs.&CK -- Ironton Takes SEOAL .Grid Title (on paper S.Oiecl will be received lilY ltie Yllloto of Mldd_., ews, . - S-'llle DlllrS1!!111ael,~,O.,Sept. »,lrn Houston Topples Reds Again, 5-4 HOUSTON (UPI ) - It's tile dream of every ballplayer to lead his team in heme nms, especially if be's only !f.fool-7 and is playing in the major leagues. But Joe Morgan, the little second baseman Ill lbe Houston Astros, is going to lead his team in homers Ibis year and be's not really happy about it. Tbe reason is - be knows if be's the Astros' lop home run hitter, they're in trouble. "I said in May that if I led the team in heme nms, we'll finish fifth," Morgan said. "I guarantee you that you can't win if you clon'.l have home runs, despite what S<me ~le say." That was a verbal jab at manager Harry Walter, who preaches line drive billing to all fields instead !)( trying to pull the ball for bomers. Morgan look the club lead in homers with his 13th ID lead off the lith inning Sunday and give the Astros a 5-4 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. No one else has more than tO. Morgan's homer helped him celebrate his 28th birthday. He slarted the celebration by lJe.. ing named the ' 'lnosl popular Astro" in pfe11ame ceremonies as a result of voting by the fans this season. That earned him and his wife a trip to Acapulco. The Reds look a quick ~ lead off HousiDn rookie Scipio Spinks on a ~ homer by Joluiny Bench in the third and singles by Tony Perez, Bernie Carbo and Hal McRae, whi~h accouilted for a nm in lbe second. Bench's homer, his 25th, came after waits to Pete Rose and Perez. Houston scored once off Jim Merritt in the sixth on singles by Cesar Cedeno, who went 4for-4, and Bob Watson and a sacrifice fly by Jim Wynn. The Astros scored three more in the seventh when Larry Howard led off with a double off shortstop Darrel Chaney's glove. Merritt struck out John Mayberry and was replaced by Ed Sprague. Pinch-bitter Jesus Alou got an infield hit and Roger Mel%ger reached on an error.by second baseman Dave Concepcion with Howard scor· ing on the pitch and Alou go. ing to third. Morgan brought in Alou with a sacrifice fly and singles by Cedeno .and Watson tied the score. · The victory gave the Astro.s a one-game lead over Cincin· nati in the battle for fourth place in the National League West, but it eliminated them from the pennant race. San Francisco won ID hold its 1~ game lead, but there now are only nine games remaining. Cincinnati is idle today. Orioles End Slump, Top Tigers, Hike Lead To 6 By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer PI's a hD-hlDII rare again in the American League's Eastern Division for the simple reason that the Ballimore Orioles just have too many stars for lbeir rivals ID handle. The Orioles, wiMlse lead had dwindled from 11 games ID five viriUally overnight in the face of the Detroit Tigers' late drive, led by 2f>ilame winner Mickely Lolicb, " righted" lbemselves Sunday when they beat the Tigers, 1-1, and restored their margin ID six games. The Orioles thus reduced their magic division-winning number ID six and have an overwhelming scbedule advan· tage inasmuch as they bave nine gaines ID play plus five unscheduled rainouts while the Tigers have eight games left. Thai gives them 22 games in which ID achieve "Magic No. 6" and win lbe AL East title for tile third straight season. Mite CueUar pilclted a four· hiller and Frank Robinson drove in three runs wilh two singles ID pace an 18-bit attack that handed tli!ame winner Joe Coleman his ninth loss. Brooks Robinson hit his 19th horner and Dave Johnson and Bob Grieb had three hils each in tbe Baltimore attack whiclt ended a sevell1!ame Tigt!l' winning streak. Cullar's vic!Dry was his 19th 111 the seaaon against nine losses on a staff whicb stiU could have four ?O.ga'ili! winners and under-lined for the umpsteenlh time the Orioles' strenglh in depth. The Orioles bave so many stars that they are •_,.....,. '""6',... ID tbe llke!lhood that rival players will pick up most of the individual postseason awards while they trudge of! ID the bank with their Werld Series cbec:ks. Tbe oatland Athletics won a reccrd 55th road game by beating the Milwauee Brew· ers, 11-2, the Boston Red Sol: downed the Washington Seta· fllr.l, 4-3, the Callfcrnia Angels beat lilt Clicago While Sox, U, the Kansas City Royals defeat. ed the Minnesota Twins, after a 6-3 loss and the New York YJDkees edged the · aevelancl Indians. :s.z, in other w. AL games. In the National LeiRJie -t. ' \ first two outings, were tabbed as the polen11al nDlnet"UJl team behind the Tigers with the Logan Chieftains placed in third 8Jld the Athens Bulldogs in fourth to round out the first division. Defending . Gallipolis was relegated to fifth, even though they polled two first place votes, with Meigs in sixth, Wellston sev· enth, and the Waverly Tigers the last place team. II was noted by many of the more · veteran sports scribes --· ~--· ·' tile Los Angeles Dodgers moved 1o within , ., games of first place wilh 12-0 and W viciDries over the Atlanta Braves while the San Francisco Giants beat the San Diego P.adres, 4--l. Otller scores were St. Louis 11 Montreal 0, Chicago 6 Philadel· phia 3, New York 5 Pittsburgh 2 and HousiDn 5 Cincinnati 4 in 11 innings. Mike Epstein's tlJree.nm ho. mer helped the Athletics beat tile Brewers and surpass the 1939 Yankees' AL Mark of 54 victories on the road. Diego Segui, Jim Roland and Ron Klimtowski held the Brewers to six hits as the A's dealt Bill Parsons his 16th loss against 13 victories. Rico Petrocelli doubled home a nm in the fourth inning and hit his 27th bomer in the sixth inning for the Red sox, who dealt $150,000 bonus boy Pete Broberg his eighth defeat against flve wins; Andy Mes.. ser.anith won his lath game for the Angels and »game winner Wilbur Wood suffered his 13th loss for the White Sox; Leo Cardenas hit a key triple for the Twins in their opener and Monty Montgomery won his seccxol straight najor league game for the Royals with eight inning of six..ttil pitching and Ron Blomberg's single wilh one out in the ninth drove in the winning run for tbe Yankees as Steve Kline won his 12th game. ~turday's Ollio Collage Football Scores by Unltod Press International Toledo 10 Villanova 7 Bowling Green 20 Ohio Unlverslth 19 Cincinnati 42 Kent State 20 Southern Illinois 31 Dayton 1~ Miami 17 Xavier 7 Akron 24 Butler o Central Michigan 47 Youngstown State 19 Olterbeln 15 Kenyon U Ohio Wesleyin 14 Heidelberg 8 Western Kentucky 33 Wit· tenberg 1 West Liberty 211 Musklngum 7 Ashland 20 Capital 7 Slippery Rock 17 MI. Union 0 Denison~ Centre I Ky.) 0 Weslmlnsier IP~ . ) 26 Marietta 0 Baldwln·Wallace 31 Hillsdale !Mich.) 7 John Caroll 33 Case.Western Reserve 7 Defiance 30 Adrian IMich.l 7 Bluffton 23 Taylor lind. I 1 St. VIncent ( Pa.) 39 Steuben· vii .. 20 that Ibis year's Iitle race sh~d provide many upsets as the first six teams are evenly matched. Even though Wellston and Waverly were picked ID battle it out for seventh place, a few observers felt either .one could pull off an upset if any of the other "big dogs" take them lightly. In the balloting Ironton received seven first place votes, Jackson three, and Gallipolis two. One scribe predicted a tie between Ironton and Jackson for the championship, A tolal of 13 ballots were cast witll the ratings based on eight points for first , seven for second, etc. Here are th e official tabulations of the voting for the 1971 prognostications : l.lrooton 9S~· 2.Jacbon 8712 S. Logan 71 4. Athens 64 5. Gallipolis lil 6. Meigs 52 7. WeUston Zl 8. Waverly 18 Sports Reporters Reelect Hamilton . . JACKSON -Lee Hamilton of · term. Radio Station WLGN, Logan, Earl James of the Waverly was reelected president of the News and Watc hman was SEO Spertswr iters and elected vice president, and Odie Broa dcaster s Associ ation O'Donn ell of the Ga llipolis Sunday during the Tribune reelected secretaryorganizational meeting held at treasurer. Jolly Lanes in Jackson. Hamilton has served as !he In other business the group group's president the past year picked the Ironton Tigers to win and ag reed to serve another the SEOAL grid championship, i>sued press passes for the 1971· 72 school year, and briefly discussed tile sponsorship of an All-Sports tr ophy to be presented to tile SEOAL school with the hest balanced athletic program covering all varsity sports. It was noted, however, that the admi nistrators of the SEOAL schools discussed this trophy at their recent meeting, so the matler was tabled for anolher year. Voting members in at· By Un.ited Press Internationa I S p ~i ngf ield Local 26 Crestview 0 tendance at Sunday 's meeting Sharpsvi lle (Pa.) 7 Brookfield D Saturday included Lee Hamjlton, WLGN, Poland 12 Canti eld D Young stown Mooney 46 Youngstown Rayen 6 Mal ver n 14 West ern Reserve 0 Logan; Frank Huston, WIRO, Jewetf.Sci o 14 Garawav 8 Warren Western Reserve 19 Ironton ; Harold Roach, Ironton Austintown Fitch 6 MI. Vernon 34 Mansfie ld Mad· High School Grid Results By Uni1ed Pre~~ International American LYgue East W. L. 1'<:1. GB 91 57 .615 ... Baltimore Detroit 88 66 .571 6 80 74 .519 u Boston New York 79 14 .516 uv, Washington 59 40 .396 32Vz Cleveland Sl 94 .377 ·35'12 West W. L. 1'<:1. GB •·Oakland 97 55 .638 ... Kansas City 82 71 .536 1511> Chicago 72 80 .474 25 California 12 81 .471 25 11> Mimesola 70 81 .464 2611> Milwaukee 64 88 .421 33 X-Ciinc:Md division title Sunday's Results Baltimore 8 Detroit 1 Boston 4 Washington 3 New York 3 Cleveland 2 California 2 Chicago D Qakland 6 Milwaukee 2 Minnesota 6 Kan City 3 llst) Kan City 5 Minnesola 2 l2nd) Today's Probable Pitchers Milwaukee (lockwood 9-W at Minnesota !Corbin 8·10. Cleveland !McDowell 12·15 and Foster 7-11) at Washington (Mclain 9-20 and Bosman 11 . 15), suspended game and regular game, night. Baltimore (Dobson 18-8) at New York (Kekich 10-8), night. (Only games scheduled) Tuesday's Games Chi at Qak (2, twl night) Kansas City at Calif, night Milwaukee at Minnesota Cleveland at Washington, night Baltimore at New York, night Detroit at Boston, niQht Saturday's Results Kansas Citv 4 Minnesota 2 ChicaiJO 5 California 1 Detroit 2 Baltimore D New York 9 Cleveland 0 washington 6 Boston 1 Oakland 4 Milwaukee 2 Natiimal League East W. L. Pet. Pittsburgh 93 61 .604 St. Louis 84 69 .5.49 New York 79 74 .516 Chicago 79 74 .516 Montreal 67 84 .444 Philadelphia 62 91 .405 West Bea ve r Local 20 lee1onia 0 24V2 301f2 W. L. 1'<:1. GB San Francisco 85 68 .556 ... Los Angeles 84 70 .545 Ph Atlanta 19 76 .510 7 Houston 75 78 .490 10 Cincinnati 75 80 ..484 H San Diego 58 95 .379 27 Sunday's Results St . Louis li Montreal D Chicago 6 Philadelphia 3 New York 5 Pillsburgh 2 burg LaBrae 6 Lowell ville 45 Southinglon D This Week's College Games By United Press International Houston 5 Cincinnati 4 tllins) San Francisco -4 San Diego 1 Saturday Colorado at Ohio State .---- -------------,======t Qualify for High Paying Jobs! Academy 6 Bay Village 26 Cleve lan d Rhodes o Cleve . Univer sity School 23 Fai r view 14 Cl eveland Luther an East 8 Cleveland Lutheran West 0 Pillsbu rgh Shady si de 26 t leveland Haw ken 18 Wellington 40 Edison 0 Akr on South 22 Coven tr y 14 Berkshire 6 Ledgeroont 2 Soulheast 33 Kenl Stale 6 Dayton Patterson 38 Da yton Belmonl 8 East Carolina at Bowling Green Dayt on Dunbar 38 Dayton Xavier at Marshall lsi Kent State at Oh io Univer sity Meadowdale 6 Los Angeles 12 Atlanta o, Los Angeles 4 Atlanta o, 2nd Today's Probable Pitchers Philadelphia !Champion 2-3 and Fryman 10-6) at Montreal (Renko 15· i4 and Stroh mayer 1. 5), 2, twi-nighf . (Only games scheduled) Dayton Carroll 33 Piqua 18 Daylon Aller 28 Hamilton Badin 14 Toledo at Texas Arlington (n) 34 Spr ing field Ca thol ic Houston at Cincinnat i (n) iTVl Miam i at Dayl.on In ) LEARN TO DRIVE A SEMI-TRACTOR TRAILER! Be job-ready in 4 weeks Join one of the highest paying industries in the nation. 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Louis, night Olivet (Mich.) at Heidelberg San Diego at Atlanta, night John Carroll at Baldwin · Los Ang at Cincinnati, night Wallace In ) San Fran at Houston, night Hiram at Oberlin Saturday's Results Hobart at Kenyon Montreal 4 St. Louis 2 Mariette at Muskingum tn) Philadelphia 4 Chicago 3 112 Moun t Union at Grove City inns) IPa.J Pittsburgh 4 New York 0 DePauw at Ohio Wesleyan Cincinnati 3 Houston 2 ( 11 i nns) Albion al Wooster Atlanta 9 Los Angeles 6 Hiram at Oberlin San Diego 2 San Francisco 1 Adrian (Mich.) at Bluffton In) San Diego 100 000 GOO- 1 8 2 Earlham at Wilmington ( n ) SanFran 021 010 OOx- 4 6 1 Allegheny at Case -Western Rese rve Roberts 113-16) and Barton; Defiance al Alma (Mich .) Carrithers, Hamilton (7) , JohnWaynesburg (Pa .l at Findl ay son (8 ) and Dietz. WPN - Nighl Carrithers (5·3). Western Illinois at Akron In ) Ashland at Otterbein (n) How does ayoung family solve a BIG MONEY problem 1 • Lead . t S R et 8JD GlaD. By FRED DOWN UPI SJXlrts Writer The San Ftancisco ~iants won one for_1jle road Sunday but still lost ground to the Los Angeles Dodgers in the Nation. al League west race, and go inlo the final days of the season with the pressure squarely on tllem. The Gianta defeated the San Diego Padres, 4-1, but their lead was cut ID I 'l.t games when the Dodgers swept the AUanla Braves, 12-0 and W . The Giants play aU their remaining nine games away from home while the Dodgers play three of their last eight at home. Hal Lanier's two-run secondinning single was the big blow for the Giants, who banded lireballer Dave Roberts his 16th loss against 13 wins. Don Carrithers went 62.J innings to win his fifth game for the Giants witll relief help from Steve Hamilton and Jerry Johnson,. II was Johnson's &:ith reUef appearance of the year and be earned his 18th save. The Dodgers, who had lost four straight games, got brilliant pitching from AI Downing and Don Sutton 1o sweep their doubleheader from the Braves and barge right hack iniD the race. Downing, virtually a sure.ftre choice as the NL's comeback player of the year, pitched a IJlree.hiller in the flrsl game to raise his record ID I~ while SutiDn turned in a six..ttilter in the nightcap for his 15th win . Willie Davis drove in tllree runs with a homer, double and two singles ID lead a It-hit Los Angeles attack which dealt Phil Niekro his 13th loss in the opener. Duke Sims' homer and a steal of home by Willie Crawford ·paced the Dodgers' atlack in the second game as Ron Reed also suffered his 13th selback. The Chicago Cubs · beat the Philadelphia Phillies, 6-3, tile St. Louis. Cardinals routed tile Montreal ElqJOS, 11.(), the New York Mets topped the Pitts.. burgh Pirates, ~2, and the Hous!Dn Astros shaded the Cincinnati Reds, S-4, in 11 innings in other NL games. In the American League, it was Baltimore a Detruil 1, Oakland 6 Milwaukee 2, Boston 4 Washington 3, California 2 Chicago 0, New York 3 Cleveland 2 and Kansas Cify 5 Minnesota 2 aJter Kansas City lost, &-3, in the opener. Ferguson Jenkins, the favorite in the NL's Cy Young Pitchet' of the Year race, and Stew Carlton, a Iong-6hol, ison 0 GB Niles McKinley 40 Cols. Marion Tuscar awas Va ll ey 7 Indian Valley South 6 Franklin 6 8112 Youngstown Liberty 16 Zanesville Rosecrans 20 Co ls. 131f? Sharon (Pa .) Kennedy 12 Sl, Char les 0 13'12 Warren Kennedy 20 Leavi tts- Newark Catholic 40 Columbus Tribune; Earl James, Waverly Wa tchman ; Tom Metiers, Athens Messenger; Bill Grey, WJEH, Gallipolis ; Odie O'Donnell , GalliJXllis Tribune; McGhee , WMPO, Bud Pomeroy-Middleport ; Keith . Wisecup and Bob Roberts, Pomeroy Sentinel; Bob W'illls, Wellston Te l ~gr am ; Dave Mossbarge r , Jackson Sun Hera ld; a nd Williard Fltz· patrick, WLMJ, Jackson. The next meeting is scheduled ror Sunday, Nov. 14 in Jackson when the head football coaches will he guests . lo aid in tbe selection of tile 1971 AD..SEOAL Football Team. U.S.'S 6 SKl MEDALS BARCEWNA, Spain (UPI) - The United States won six gold medals in the World Water Skiing Championships Sunday. Mike Suyderhoud took the men's jump and slalom events ; Christie Weir took the women's combined. and jump events ; Ricky McCormick won the men figures and Christy Freeman won the women's slalom. LOANS up to $5000 at the Clll-LOAN Compan} slarred, respectively, for the Cubs and cardinals. Jenkins, a five-time ~arne winner who never has won the award, scored his 22nd victory against 13 losses for the Cubs 125 E. MAIN 992·2111 afler starting a three-run ninth· POMEROY, 0 . inning rally with a double. Singles by Cleo James and Paul Popovich gave the Cubs a f.-'l lead and sacrifice flies by Billy ,-- - - - - -- - -- - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - -- -- : - - - : - - - - -- - - Wilson and Joe Pepitone drove in the last two runs of the inning. Carlton, bidding for his first 2().victory season, won his 19th game behind a 15-hit attack which included three hits each by Ted Sinunons and Joe Torre. Carlton sll"uck out two and walked five in a four..ttitter as he raised his record to 19-9. Tim Foil's two-run single .. ~ .... ~ climaxed a four-run first-inning ~. -"""""" .- . rally which enabled the Mets to ., delay the Pirates' East Division clinching and Joe Morgan's \ 11th-inning homer gave the }., Astros !heir victory over the Reds. ~ , ~· ..... GREENE WINS MATCH BOGOTA (UP! ) - American Bert Greene won the Colombia Open golf Tournament Sunday by 14 strokes over a trio of golfers - Argentine Roberto Oevicenzo, Belgian Martin Roesink and American Homero Blancas. Greene finished with a 274 total. A J)IICI ruson to INSURE -PO .. THE ·~" Til' (// / /,// I WITH-~ V'our tailored to needs. Whether you . want auto, life or homeowners In· surance,.we will design policy to Ill your Individual a requirements Discuss your specific needs with us. Davis-Wanw Ins. Fastening salety belts saves necks. Not to menlion lives . We estimate that 8,000 to 10,000 lives could be saved every year if everyone used safety belts. As new car dealers, II'S nol only trustraling lor us to see people ignore lhair salely belts - il's heart· you do. Every lime you gel in your car. II takes only a second. And il"s a habit lhat becomes second nature. So pleasegellhesalety bell hab it For the ride ot your life. breaking when we think of the serious injuries that Code of BuSiness Practices. M<tresa co~ to ConluiNI Retalions 5efvice, 2000 "K" 'sl,..t N.W.• Wlshington. D.C. 10001 could be prevented: And the lives lhal could be saved. Buck.ling your solely belts should be the tirsl thing Dealers displaying this sniiUblefibe IO the NADA National Automobile Dealers Asaocllllion PltoOOt9t.!H6 . 114 Coutt St. Pltmeroy On• in a wries presented by N.A. D.A., Tho O.ily Sentinel and the Tri·County Automolt,lle O..ten .,II~ •• �• S~ L••AL IIOTlCI! L••aL IIOTIC. OROINAIICE NO. 97..11 . ,,., to oultiOI"IR till Ol!io, 237 Rou .StrHI unill • ""Ordft_,ce P.M . OCtober '17, 1971 lor the ,sale of vmege RHl Eatate not ulo of 11M fOllowing RH( needed tor any Municipal --~ N the Sports. ''. By Chet Tannehill ~~ Desk -~ Soei lk~:~e:IOI-Ing ety SYRACUSB- »s..~ 1IEEilSYlilE - Dad~ a.cllm wiD be ceielntlng IU Zllt birtbdaY on Sepl 29 in Cllulla South Vlelnam, where be baa been sta11opecl since June. AnyOne wisbing to send a ~majmalllt1DSP-4Deruis W. Benedum, 281-4-1357, Co. B.,lDd AVN. BN., SPO S.F. 96374. CoBepSeores ' IIY United PrMs International ' East Vermont 211 Conn 7 Nor1heslri 36 Rhode Is. 22 Svracuse 2m Wisconsin 20 (tiel stanford 38 Army 3 P8nn 5.1 56 Navy 3 St. Lawrence 47 Colby 9 Thiel 26 Crngle;MIIn 211 Lehigh 24 c.w. Post u Kings Pl. 13 Norwich 7 Lafayet1e 13 Rutgers 7 Colga~ 27 Boslon u. 27 Oarion 34 Mansfield 0 Dollowore 39 Gettysburg 7 Ind. IPa.l 34 Col. (Pa.) 0 Oldadel .38 Bucknell 3t lloston CoH 11 Temple 3 South Wm. & Mary 28 Eosl Cor. 10 1'1-esbylerlan 35 Furman 1~ Woke Forest 211 Vir. Tecl19 · Duke 28 South Carolina 12 G«rgla Tech 10 Mich. St. 0 Georgia 17 Tulane 7 Mllry~nd 3t N. Car. St. 7 ·:renn. 4 UC Sta Borbara 6 ~bama o12 So. Miss. 6 Wostern Ky. 33 Wl~berg 27 Auburn 60 Chattanooga 7 VMI 27 Davidson 3 La. Tech 28 Tompa 211 Miss ,jO Memphis St. 21 Southern Cal 2~ Roce o Miss. St. 13 Florida 10 Arkansos 31 Oakla. St. 10 Arkansos St. 16 Wichita u Vanderbilt 0 Lpulsvl 0 (tiel Morehead 29 Marshall 6 By United Press International Leiding Batters N1lional League G. AB R. H. Pd. Torre, St. L 153 604 92 219 .363 Clmnte, Pit 127 508 81 174 .W Bckrt, Chi 131 530 80 181 .342 Garr, All 14 614 97 207 .337 H.Arn,AII 1~ 476 93 156 .328 Jones, NY 128 475 60 153 .322 Brock, St.L 148 601 121 191 .318 Snglln, Pit 133 51~ 58 163 .317 Davis, LA 150 608 80 192 .316 Staub, Mon • 152 558 90 175 .314 American League G. AB R. H. Pd. Oliva, Min 126 487 73 164 .337 Murcer, NY W 509 91 168 .330 Rttmnd, Bal 133 455 77 w .310 Tovar, Min 148 619 90 188 .304 Oils, KC Ul 539 77 163 .302 Carew, Min 140 553 85166 .300 May, Chi m m 62 139 .295 Horton, Del 115 436 62 127 .291 Smith, Del 151 591 82 171 .289 Uhlndr, Cle 133 ~2 ~9 133 .288 Hone Runs National League: H. Aaron, All and Stargell, Pitt 45; May, Mideast Cln 37; Williams, All and Indian 26 Kentucky 8 Johnson, Phil 33. North Car. '1! Illinois 0 American League: Melton, Nebraska35Minnesota 1 Chi, Cash, Det and Jackson, Ncilre Dame 50 Nrlhwstrn 7 Oak 30; Smith, Bos 28; F. Kansas 22 Baylor 0 Robinson, Ball and Petrocelli, lowe St. 24 Idaho 7 8os 27. Michigan 56 Virginia 0 Runs Batted In Da Pauw 2~ Albion 6 National League: Torre, St.L Drake 34 Ablne Chris. 17 132; Stargell, Pitt 120; H. Western Mlch 9 Boll St. 0 Aaron, All 115: Staub, Mont Bowling Grn 211 Ohio U. 19 and Montanez. Phil U. Loros 35 Marquet1e 1 American League: Killebrew, Mantana 27 No. Dakota 1~ MIM 112; F. Robinson, Ball 94 ; Akron 2~ Butler 0 Banda, Ook 91 ; Smith, 8os and Southern 111. 31 Dayton 12 Murcer, NY 90. Toledo 10 VIIIIIIIOYa 7 Pitching Indiana St. 28 Eastern Ill. 7 IMtional League: Jenkins, Colo. Coli. 9.McPherson 0 Chi 22-13 ; Ellis, Pill 19-7; Arl!. St. 16 Wlchito St. 1~ Downing, LA 19-8; Carlton, St.L ' SouiiiMst 19·9: Seaver, NY 18·9. atlahomo 30 SMU 0 American League: Lollch, Mex. 13 Texas Tech 10 Del 25-11 ; Blue, Oak 23-8; Kansos St. 19 Tulso 10 Hunter, Oak 20·11: Wood, Chi West Tex. St. 15 Lamer Tech 6 20-13; McNally, Ball 19·5: LSU 37 Texas A&M 0 Cuellar, Ball 19·9. SW La. 7 SE La. 6 Sui Ross 6 East New Mex. 6 (tiel Texas 28 'UCLA 10 Kansos St. 19 Tulso 10 Washington 38 Purdue 35 Walt Ariz. St. 18 Houston 17 Colorado 56 Wyoming 13 Oregon 36 Utah 29 AJr Force 7 Missouri 6 BYU 54 Colorado St. 13 Utah 51. 34 New Mex. St. 0 U.S. Inti 20 Los Ang. St. 7 Calif. 20 West Vir. 10 San Fran ·St. 35 USF 15 Arizona 39 Wash St. 28 Boise St 18 Cal Poly SLO 14 Crego~~ St. 33 Iowa 19 '* ..,.live Penn11nt R•ce ilf A Glance By United Presslnternatlon~l National League San Fra~lsco W L Pd • • 85 68 .556 Los Angeles 84 70 .545 Atlanta 79 76 .510 San Francisco - Away, 9, Houston (3) Sept. 21·22·23; Cincinnati 13) Sept. 2,..25-26; San Diego (3) Sept. 28-29-30. •·· 1 Ho 3 Hou Los ~,..e esme, ' s. ton (3) Sept. 28-29-30. Away 5, Cincinnati {2) Sept. 21 -22; Allanta (3) Sept. 24·25·26. ·Atlanta -Home 7, San DleQO ~~es srr,\~t 2 ~~2~~s, t;~: clnnall 12) Sept. 28·30. · •..-gue -· West Am . eroc.an W. L Pet. Baltimore 91 51 .615 Detroit 88 66 .571 Baltimore - Home, 2, Boston (2) Se~t 28-29 Away 7 New . . ' ' York 3) Sept. 20-21·22; Cleve· land 141 Sept. 2• (2), 25-26. Detroit -Horne, 3, New York (31 Sept 24-25-26. Awa6' 5. Boston 12) Sept. 21·22; leve· land (3) Sept. 28 12), 29. -------------------------------------------I 1 I II Vol·ce along Broadway I BY JACK O'BRJAN STRIPPER'S NAME IS A TAS'I'ELESII TAKEOFF NEW YORK- Age of Vulgarity: Stripper in a aDd Sl p«no-palace caiied herself "Joan Avark"; right down tbe block from Holy Cross Church where tbe famed Falber Duffy of the Fighting 88th (Pat O'Brien played him in the '39 111m) cmce crusaded against hnmerallileralure and lllms .... Dm'l lbink Gov. Rocky's not mnnillll fer electoral attention: Hls ad· · mbUiralion's lesders are urged onto the TVntdlo air with paeans for lbe Guv as allen as ponlble; 11ip press releaaed credit him with lll'e&t trignphs sucb as majer new laws lruJn.. peltd fr11111 lU office, not the agencies ·CCIIcaned; the trip to Europe cooferring with fcrelgn blpbols, etc .... Mayor Jawn Lindsay tltiD: IU !allures aren't fed IIB1I0118Dy, but: IUD' 1 ,paltry tholbeyare,areturninbup In distant cities (St. Paul educator Eugene Cotnray asked us if be weren't suddenly miraculously succesaful, by the prcpaganda readting IU llect of lbe electoral woods). Riveralde and CampbeU FUneral Homes, wNclt rq down the curtain on many show biz ' •mee, owned several years by the Kinney IJilfllc81e (wlllcb 011111 fiamer Broil.), is belng aold again lila Hous!Am oulflt (Ioiii of fWiet'al wdeiiMirlii8JinlbeSoulhandSoulhwest)whtch -will btiry 1-. prolllll coaslrlo-cout .... Ex· Tommy lltney llnsb Jo Ann Miller bas a 11falrical revue IIMw biz obaervers say is blgllme. Sbe'a po!tsbing It In extensive trouplng (Syraaure's "ntree Rivers Inn Sept. 29 fer three weeb) ... .-TbeoldCapltoiTbeateraiteonBdwy., _a.,ICiapit, will bonae the 1,800<1eal Percy Uril TbeaiAir; ~ PWcy Urla? Percy buill II. Sea. Stuart SJmington's wife's ollay af1er Nil*) .... GniCI'Y Peck'l Marine VIetnam vellnn sm Shpbell and L.A. !au Mimi Moore ae bGtleyl110(111ng at dad's French Riviera viDa .... 'rile ''F•I" Eddie Col<es (Tricla NIIoo, of eour•) -llpelltlnc up In their world; moved frtmlbelratnetlllveiCamllrldge,Mus.flatiDa ,..Ailed l1llh-rile owned by Harvll'li, where be's In Law Scbool .... Our aaloona11c friends lab •lilfactlooln the nrvey lhlt uya cognac ._ lie Powell C8lorle COlDll UIICIIIII drlnb .... J 11jtt nler, ri COUI'II!.- ~. Fields is lie •lbGrlty fer : "Waler Ia aat a drink!" lllmiHan lllcrpn, 111iJW CBS for fl5,000,000 dalmlllll be crtcbYied the ''Beverly PPillblJlies" I ~ • - Mrs. Rldtard Weant ud lk. and lin. Flo,Jd B.. GritmallfOtlmol.s'lilil!dlli'. .ad »s. lllilia GrilmD llllll llr•.adlh....,...'falinl and ..,_.,_ Ill lliDenriJit . llr•.adlh."-'VitleJd of J'llrt lf,JIIn. Jill, spent a weekead with lin Helm ~-------.•· ' . .Aid Powell's west nne 0211'.1 . _, to to said P-ell's nor"'west corner; thence north J'h eastl221Hitothecentorof al!eg. !'DOd; thence al-tho center of said rood In • nortllwest l. diraclian to tht Hst sldt Of the a.. ThOma• Fork r - near Miles MoofS;Iot; thenCe along the ust side 01 the sold Thomas Fork ·D111BRYN YOUNG r-ill a southwest dlroctlon to NEW HAVEN- l'ltftllo tlloplaceotbolllnnlng, saveand except I 'Ia .acres SOld 1o Mllt5 ~ L. y .... ...._ ~by v . B. Horton ; also .• rl(lhl.ot-waygranted to tile OhiO Ill', ad llrL Fraltl< Central RollrO.d, the land .so Y.... Jr~ !he -.., ._ :i.":-"e""'"ed1,::no 32 9"100 acres, e ' ' f dlltl weeb II AliO lltetoitowing real estate ..__.:._ ' Slfuote · ~ c -= u · · I_...._W •- - I In Me ... • oun ty ' Ohlo, • ..;.... , . _ 0 let', (WAC), and ls the u acre part of 100 ~~ ..._.. acre lot 157, bounded and ft. lic"tt .AIL descrllMid as .fOllOWs: The one acre lot lying In the west end of JACKSON - ~ Sec. 1. not thelollowl~ real .-. _.._ at--- estole, M!onalng to the v llage of Middleport, IS not needed tor miHiiclpol PUrposn. lo·wlt : Situate In' as ..crw L.ot 151, section 2t, Town 1, Ronge 13, Moi9sCOYnty,Ohlo, bOundedos . fOllowt : · . · Beginning at Ill• northwest of KO<raUcreklt; enceo . . Mkl Kerrs Hst IIJnt 245 feet; thence north 15'111 dOll. east 3lf1 teet; thence souJh 61\'.1 deg. ••• mreettoo Locust Tree; thence south 7l'h dog. eo•t 143 fNI 1o Powell's westline; thence olona said Powell's west line A21V2 , corner thence north 2YJ deo. rees attended :J:crlJ:.':vof .r ""1 n....., -a. 'i.. R8CJ.fie • Social EVeftm Oslr..... ByHn.FruclsiiDnis The Esther Missionary Orde oftheFirsiBaptistOiurcbmel Monday everung", Sept. 1, with .., Mrs. Francis Morris at ber home. Devotions OOilllucled by Mrs Dcrothy Badgely Gpelled · . . the meetingwtth the bymn, " I'll Go Where You Want Me ID Go". Scripture reading waS ~11. 5:2-12. Meditation was 'His Presence" and program sub'""' ,_... was"'Ibel'llrposeofMiajms." Mn Bel ~ · • en was m charge of the pogtam and A.i.ure • A Itt · rea-were glYen.IS'HSII •"""'on was held and a ~-• ~ hour followed wilh Mn. Morris serving refreshments. Mr and Mrs W'llliam Sharp.nack and family : of..,_, "'mpsl" .. ou..., Ind., and Miss Marabel Slarponack <!!. CollDIIbus spent tbeir vacation wilh their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sharpnack. Other guests were Mr. and Mn. Jack Sharpnack, Jr. and family of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Edison Brace visited his brother, Mr. and Mrs. FredBraceofSoutbShore, Ky · Mr. andMrs.RonaldBartllf · HBrt, Mich., spent tbe Labor Day weekend at their home here. Mrs. Bert HW1t 8lld .~ Ashley of Letart F~ VISited Mr. ~d Mn, Elza Birch one everung. Mn. Douglas Johnson and Mrs. Jack Adams attended the · 1 Weaver-Will"'-&t!l' retiDIC1II a w. ° Cler~.or.~::~::; Reference : Volume 227, P89e 577 , Me igs County Deed Records. SEC. II Th1t the Council of the Village of Middleport, by Its President and the Mayor be and is authorized to sell said SYRACUSE - Cwtr.s in Tbrougb Gange and Beyond During the meeting it was herebv real estate to the highest bidder today's aaei.J .ad 7 llllitc to Fnr" was tbe topic. reported thai 25 simi-in calls accOI"ding to taw upon the terms : Cash In hand live _lrillt litem ... lbe em- Pwposeoltbeprogram,Mn. badbeennadeduringthepast following upon delivery af deed . That the Faith Aids Man Through Change rnm Social Calendar CHESrE~O~A~~y. Mayor of said VIllage and the President of Council be and thev are hereby authorized to convev sa id real estate to the highest bidder therefor according to law. SEC . Ill This Ordinance shall take effect and be In force from and after the earlltst period allowed by law. Passed the 131h day of Sep. ltmber 1971. AHnt : Gene Grate Clerk (91 ::-:a. ~:um:e~ 4 Receive OFS Pins w I ..., 1 WMP0/1390 ••••-••lllirl 31 DI!YOTIDTOTHI! tNTI!RI$T 01' .MilGS·MASON ARIA . CIIESTI!R L. TANNI!NILC. ' Exec. I•. ROIIRT HOII'~ICH , City 1•1t6r Publl•twd dalllt IJCipl Saturday by Tho Oltio Volley Publl,hln'g Company, Jll 1 I I II : 1 Court St., · Pomeroy, Ohio, 4576t. luslnHs Office Phone "2·2156, Edllorlal Phonl "2· . 2157. ' I am (10) •• lilt Dlilr s. alii 1 - . l John w. Zerkle President of council PADUANO VS RIGGs JACKSONVIllE, Fla. (UPI) -Canadian DonalD Paduano will meet llennia RiaJ fi Jacksonville Tuaday nllbt at lbe Jactsonvl1le Collleum In a lkound middleweight bout. ,...,...,.u, looF 20, 27 ; j Second CIIIS PGStlgl p.tld It : ~. PomHoy. Ohio. N1t1one1 •dverthlng t represent•tive 8otUnelll· Gallagher, Inc., 12 Ea~ 4211d St., N... York Clly, New Yort. I ·~ Subtcrlpllon •• , .. : oe. i verM by clrrltr whert 1 volhble ~ centa per wHk; · ly lllotor Route Where c1rr* ! Mrvlce not IYIIIIbte : 0.,.. ' I montll 11.75. ly mall ln Oblo o~d W. Yo., !!ole ~ear SIUO. S•~ months 11. 5. Thr" I months 141.50. Svbscrtr,tton · price inclUdes Suffd1y T mn. , I Senlin<ll. . , Coach Bob Bruney's IroDton Tlgen were picted &tnday as the eventual 1971 SEOAL football champion by members Ill tbe SEO Sportswriters and Broadcasters Association. Meeting in Jackson the sportswriters and ,radio play. · by-play men listeoed to repor1s on each time before voting the Tigers ID, unseal the Gallipolis Blue Devils as the league champions. Tbe Jackson lrorunen, wbo have scored 107 points in their power-wen follows : IHI to said Powell's northwest ust 322 feet to the center. ot a rood · thence olen~ tile center ol sotd' rood In o northwest ~ _. - • d 'rection to the ust side of the Th'omos Fork rood nu.r Miles llr __....._1!1 ~-.._ Moore lot• tllenceolong tile east bolo 11ft flr ll!!irltmle ill SID . s1de ol ttie sold Thomos Fork Diego, Calif., after &eteral road In a southwest direction~ Wl!brilitllllewilbJ ' .r·uu. theplaceatbeQinnino#nveM•1,n exc-' sold to. ·alsoesa Ennue lllae lbeJ will vilit M .... b1'hvacres B Horton __._..___ • lfi"'lialllllllla.. rl:::l"~.,tay 'aranted to ft.e Ohio t'aiiU"t"~CD 111 • •a C tr 1 Rallro.ad the land so __, lin. v • 9 1oo· acres -.., 1 . 1 1 lit. _... • . _ _ .... • con\l'eyed. be•no 32 and .JOJ~ Gf DMnnatt. saf~ ~rt Of uid 100-acre lot ; m:;~orh~-:!uowing reel estate .....,ted ...__.. ,..,... ..._ _ , . Beginn•ng at • stoke at a run on Meigs County Ohio ·uc.c • 1111 .---. _,_ 1m the HSt side of the rad south s11ua 1e 1n • o0 llr. .tllrs.. Bn +Jt Baa' ' Jlr. and Mrs. Jlau=o of the bridge over r'homas and i n the 6!ii acre p•rt of 1 Galnther llalcolm n, Nita and Fork; thence south 59 dl!lrHS acre lot 157, bounded ond llr.. aad lin. Da g'•s •. east 210 tee-t · thence south ..., described as followt . The one ,. ' ' • IIIII ,.. ¥'*'• Dlilete 1)..,.,., Mn. Wanda d.. west 150 feet; thence acr,de lot lty1ofna 51 lnidtlle10Ciwes ..ctrenedloot! • ~ Gainther Kemptb, ICu8l and n«th 59 dogrHS west 290 teet to sa par ' Sbidey &.Ed ds. af M •• • . the ro•d ; thence north ,. 9 Beginning at a staktat • run. on .ad»s. u - Za..,llld- Torry, JICCI'l••niedbyllr.and d-reesust al-sald road 150 tile east side 01 the road, south , _, 11n. Willi'e GUID • tiJet of IHt -· lo the place of ~ In n1ng, 01 bridgesouth over59 Thomas Dext« _ of llartfanl spent . F the k , thence degrees • C•llipali"• - t LaiJGr n.. at conJoining 1 acre. A so the ort :.... teet· tllence south 49 ....~ following rot adiOinlng said J. eos ·~ • . the Fro11tier Ranclt at acre lot sllualeln Sec. 30, in t~e dea:;,e; J::~S:.:::"~ =~: Be)irMsiTI&g and tbe ~,: ·~r;,:'a~l~~ ~~ oad; thence north -49 BiD And&aw m-. nlng at tile Nortll comer of said degrees eostalong SOld road 150 dli.ldreD, J"'llllDlJ. Sf!~ hen. ..._ ~....=- V L i . and Moors .J..acre Jot; thence Nortll feet to ttte place of beginning , Da'fid llld lillie llilll DIDa B~ ...,., r ,.......,. DCU!!I331'.1 degrees east" IHI thence containing 1 acre. Also the Frantiin Jr - t a few south 53 d-rees east .. ,.., ; following lot adloinlng said 1· ' '' ..,..... tllence soulhlOdogrNS ust 246 acre lot slluateln Sec. 30, In the llfRa,Jiaad.Jir• .ad lin. E •.L. Grove (Darasf'-)dtildren da:ys in Wbeeling where ber IHI · thence south"'"' dog 65.acreplirtof100acrelot1571n """""" ._ - •.rc• 4 __.. hn!!end is employed. west 101 IHt to tile east·corner sold County ond State ; r.c~~~: - . Cf&U.' - · - - . . . of said 1-acre tot · ttlence north Beginning at the North corner Pbilip of WadswGitb and Rev. and Mn. Ralilb Hud8on 59 dog wesllOI tftt to the east of said "'-S l ..crelot: thence ,._...._'a-..._. .:._.a and cblldren fi Pcrtsmoutb comer' of sold t .. cre lot; thence tjortll 33'h degrees ent 10 teet ; ~-- .._,....._.,--..., ~· north59deg . west 290feet to the thence south 53 detrees eest U day willa tbe faua 's ..,..., spe11t a day witiJ his mother, place of beginning conta ining feet; thence south 70 degrees .._ ........ lldlri'do . Mrs. Myla Hllllson. y, acre. Save ond' except the east 246 leet ; th en cetosoluhlh -..& ~ .. uc.. nw-.1 r ight-of -way granted by said dlf9. west 101 1ee1 e eas llrs. Albert lllamaw and Tammy and ~-~· Jollnson Moors lo the Ohio Central corner oiSald J.ocrelot; thence 1belma ri Wolf Pen Rlllld spent a night Railroad, being the same real nortll59 deg . w~t 290 feet 1!' lhe daugbll!r, llrs.. Slarr, "th . grandmother estate conveyed by v. a. Horton place of beginn1ng; contalftlng and d1ildtal, Tlny, JonJ and W1 their • Mn. and Dabney heirs to sold Miles 'h acre. Save ond except the " '""• -A! ~ID L..ar:tiaa. _.a Ada Slack. Moors and recorded in Vol . 39, rlv~t..of-way oran0thedl by s1old1 . . .7 • - --. ...... ...,..... Pages Uf 350 and 352 Also in Moore to the o Cen ra with a.:;,Miss Mrs. Harold Weaver, Vol. 56, Pages 102, 103 , "and 104 . Rollroad, being tho some real F __.,_ ......_ Michael, Peggy, of St. Also Vol. 11. Pa~es m and 394, estate conveyed by V. a, Horlon IW • ., --:-:11 _ several da Meins county Deed Records . and Dabney heirs to sa1d Miles »s. w;m.m EM I" spent U>IIQYii!C, spent JS sa,;o and . except 3.079 acres Moore and reccrded In Vol. 39, we5 ·111. IB' .. aDd with her mother Mrs Roy conveyed to the State of Ohio bv Pages 349, 350, and 352. Also In a WI C W" br ' d . I deed recorded in Vol. 22 •• Po~e Vol . 56, Pages 102, 103, and 104. ..........., llr. .ad 11n. IloJie me enner an aun , 605 • Mei~s County Deed AI~ Vol. 11, Pages 393 ond 394, ' ,L,..___ of Elizabeth Merritt, and Mr. and Records, rotoronce to which is Me•~• County Qeed Records. Gibbs and au&lll"al herebY made for definite Save and except 3.019 acres Partusbaq:. llr. Eicbiager Mn: Glrdm W'mebrenner and descrlplion of tho exception. conveyed to lhe Staloot Ohio by ...._ ur_. '-nih.. Save and except .I acre, con· de-ed recorded in Vol. 22 .., Page and Jolin atte•"*l ....:: "~ -....u.1 veyed to Orville and Mildred 605, Meigs County · Deed Vuginia Slab! Fair~ Miss Maida Vineyard of Millirons bv deed recorded in Records, reference to wh ich is ~a, W.Va., spent a week VOlume 169 P11ge 16-4, Meigs hereby made tor defin ite with Helen Damewood and Mr. County beed Records, description of the eKception. b ret*J'ence to which IS hereby Save and excepl .I acre con. and Mrs. Hobert Vmeyard of mode tor doflnile description of veyed to Orville and Mildred RMisville Route. th is exception . Except ing and Millirons by deed recorded In reserving to the Grantors , Volume 169, page 16-C, Meigs Mr~ Earl llardeD of Canton Henrv Millirons and Marie County Deed Records , ..._.ted"-.,;thhismotherMr. Millirons, 1.57 Qf tile above roterence to which Is hereby •WIIo LEIIC'wa described rul estate. more or made fOr definite descr iption of llr. .ad lin. JGIIn ~of .ad Mrs. Harry Potts and other less described as follows : tills exceptlon. Excepting and ~ apeat s-d'IJ .., Beginning at a point on Stale reservln~ to the Grantors , A>,..m _.., lin. Nbel relatives. Highway right-of.way 23•.13 Henry Millirons and Morie •• ....,. • llr. and Mn. Melvin Hull of ri ~ht ot centerline station 169 M1111rons, 1.57 acres of the · Pips" llld llr. .ad lin. Qitt Bloomdale - t a Saturday plus 17.5; tllence bearing south abOve described reol estate, lin. ......-.... .u deg . w 01" east 360' ta A.n Ordinance to authorize the Br .....d.. 'IIIey ....... with Mill1 Frankie Mumaw. tacked hub ; thence norlh 32 sale of vme~e Reol Ella!• not Edna lla)llw llltD • 1 . ._ n,_,__. ur Pbll dog. 50' 53" east 301.1' ro Iron needed lor any Mun•c lpai • • .. ~: IUCIIillu .nmvel', pin In centerline of township Purpose. ~ • "fiSll. Weaver and Leda Floyd ofRAx:k road No. 194; thence following Mr. Bomer af Akraa is Springs atlertded the ,. (.ding centerline of .townShip road and more or · tess described n follows : Beginning at a point on State visiting llr. lin. ma riPattyJeffers,local,andMike r:~l~r:.~:r.y~~~~:~~~~:.! Hlg:hw:ay right -of -way 234 . 1l llirdL Vao Mater, 111 West Columbia. ot-way 252' right of station 170 right of ·cfltterllne station 169 .._ ..._.... llio _, 71; thence south« dog. 30' 1 .....,. """" ..,.,._., • Mn. llyla Hllllson recently plus 30" west 22.71' to a point on plus 17.5; thence burfnliiil south a 'eoJ ia T Joe wilb llr. spmtaweekendwilhberuter ri~ht.ot-woy 251 .75' right of 170 .U deg . 29' 01n tiSf l60' to --'lin. Ed d 1111 _.. _. ..._ plus 56.2; tllence soul~ 61 dog. t•cked hub; thence north 32 -•• aw- .... ilnd brother~w. Mr. and 26' 11" west SO.W to point on deg. SO' 53" east 301.8' to Iron home Ill lh.lla 1!11':1 n-Aie , 11r.1. Oyde Gerlach 111 Letart, rlght.of.war, 230' right-of . pin In centerline of township Mrs• V• L. D;.astation 170 p us 00; thence south rood No. 194; tllenco lollowln~ muce.. Va. 39 dog. 11' 53" 75.13' to point of centerline of township road and 11r· ..., .....olin. o ...... R L 1 b I I I l · sting property Une northwest .,.,._ "'~ Mrs. Gilbert Dooovan and eg nn ng , con n•ng 1· 57 exi to point on state hl~hway rl~hl · spent - · -.. t1aJs wilb tbeir SCXI, Gilbert Jr., ri WelJnllle acres, mere or less. to all of.way 252' rl~ht of station 110 Further subject son-in-law ... 1 (4&, lfr. spent a week with ber father, easements and rlghts.ol-way of plus 71; thence south« dog . 30' west 22.71' to 1 point on .ad lin. 1' 9 , ltda*<t Walter "~ and -'-ter and record. Deed Reference: 30" rl~hf.of .woy 251.75' right ol 170 ..s ...-.. .,. Volume 227, Pogo 577, Meigs plus 56.2; thence south 61 dog . and Dulill ill B pHI N.Y. brother-in--law, Mr. and Mrs. County DHd10 Records. 26' 11 .. west .50.1-4' to point on llr. IIIII »s. QdJ lie- Eua Phillips and other ~~~h:i~~h~s ::~!:;Yj,~nd,~ rlgh! .of .way 230' right -of . station 170 plus OCI ; lhence south Orby Ill Neaak spenl the relatives. Coming for tbe Village of Middleport. 39 dog . 11' 53" 75.13' lo point of be-ginning, contllning 1.57 Labtr n.,y 5 7 w! wilb llr. weekend were Mrs. Dale acres. more or less. Further and Mrs. Allllt SQR. y ter and three cblldren of (9 ) 20. 21, 001 4, 11, 11, st subject to alt easements and Wellsville. rlght-of .way Of record. Deed idea (sa:ys he submitted it to CBS in '52 as "Country Cousins"), geL'! his day in N. Y. Supreme Court: Justice Arnold Fein denied a motion for dismissal and set trial dale for Oct. 1 .... Joe Namath's knee surgery preclu.des grid action, but he'll buller-up his bankroll: just pbasis e1 a I*IICI- I* lltd UsJe nplained, was ID help month. Mn. Car! Weese read a signed to TViiltch Hamilton Beach's "Buller Up by Mrs. Doa Li* at a m Iiiii wtden1and that God wcrts letter 8IIIKJIIIIcing nnrbbop to Popper," and Joe wlll go all aglow starling Sept. 27 about "The werld's first popc1r11 pcwer that of the W_.. 5 irly Ill IIKD14!b cbaDce to effect His be beld in Seplmlber fer of. n.islianSavicellftbeAIID) piapose and to encourage His fleers and others interested bllllersltsownpqlCOI11asitpops."Ofcoursefer United !C 'hudill Oadt. peap7e 111 live failhfully in lbe persons in lbe district. big money .... lnnewspaperads,IDo .... We doubt Mrs. Usle- · ill ber midst of cbange. Scripture wu thl8 will bold til out syndicate deadline: llnxm pi tlatbt tbe . . , fatal fnm Isaiah. Mill1 Marcia District Attcrney Burt Roberts wlll resign thl8 Tbe birtbda:ys of Mn. Alice boc*, ''lap IDI'Iitb" b.r lin. K · 'lual Ill Capehart and Mn. Wlll!:le were week to run for a judgeship. W'tlliam Bit 71i 1 .ad -.. ~-- spreadm --"~~· Ben Marden, famed gambling casino _.., ~ .. - 1 , an ... ~ en. Ob!ithed. lldJesloJ..,Ia were Vtrgil Teafcrd. ' 'Li'rittg tilled, "Pra)'1!1'1 Can't Be AtJ.. !lti'Ved by Mill Karr and Mn. operatcr (lbe Riviera, near lbe G. WaablngiAm Bridge in N. J.), now a big Manhattan really ..""""''""""'"'"'"'"..,..,...,...,..,. ..,,.;,..,..,....,,. swaed Unless 'lbey are Firat Damon Ferrell. Attending Prayed." ltii.!rs lhoae IIIIJM!d were Mn. mil!lonalre, will be sued for divcrce by wife ~ Mrs. UsJe also gaw devotions T. G. Hilldore, Mrs. Oma Alma .... Judge Fred Backer WIIIII1)'8teri0111ly 1 meditation "These W'llll!brenner, and Mn. Melvin using unable ID campaign for N.Y. Surragale in the Da:ys," IICripture .ad prayer. Grimm. primary : was bollpitalized with pneilmonia merethanlll'eeweets;andthestaffkeptltmum .... David Susskind for a change made great sense oo tbe.D. Caveltcast. Hope it spills over p. 11n. ooiD his own TV shows. m. at school. Get acquainted h::&' meeting. Fihn on "Who Sa:ys 'IIJI!IID&Y Twenly.five year pins were Chapter at. Gel well cards The very first really-dirty comedian we ever You Can't." Room mother SALISBURY PTA lint presented by Mrs. Amber ...,... lleRIID """Dben wbo ire saw, B. S. Pulley (and his Initials dldn'tstandfer chainnen meet 7:30p.m. meeq 11f ,_-, 7:31 p. m. Warner 1D Rolalle and O....les ill and the group sang "Happy and ..._.. an...... and Norman - u . _ to ,.,_ ....__.ftft BoleslausStanlslaus,eilber), hasaliDelldyrole MEIGS CHAPl'ER Order of '1'1 ''IJ at 81:M11 IIIII he fim '"......,. .....,. •u'6 in the Toyolll TV conunerclal ... Just dis- DeMotay Monday 7:30 p.m. at 11f - I s llld • ' 1 .ad 1 Will at 1 recent meeting of annlw:naries. covered our children's dentist (Dr. Wm. Middlepcrl Masonic Temple. ~;; lll1lt ,_... "Be a Harrismvi11e Chapter, Order of A &imkbip card wu signed for Mn. Mary Paynter Ill Brown) ls ri Irlsh Extractim ... Scandal! Mothers meet at same time in Qown" 1 • ca' b.r ,_ Lisle. tbe Eutern Star. basement. ~ta. AD pu:enta Also eligible ID receive a 25 Newark who baa been a Horrors! Terrible tidings! The wax Dl8l1l1ikins in RACINE PTA Monday 7:30 p. 1qe11 1A1 af" 1 JDI" pin but not pi s:nt was member 60 yean. A card of Saka 5th Ave.'s maternity dep'l doo'l wear m. at Elementary School. WDll""'lAY Fi'W Young. conp11tula1lmawaaalsoaentto weddlng rings! THEODORUS Council 17 F0Ji1ER0Y ..MOlDJEHll\1 Mrs. Fred Gecrge, worthy Mr. and Mn. Ezra Sheet~ wbo Chic beauty expert Michael Kazan takes u.... Olb, ~· ~ that tbe haveanewbaby. Refnshuw-. great pride in announcing (le(lpalra was the Daughters of America, first fublonable female to have her own male Hall, 7:30 Monday night. Pomei'(IJ' Uailed I&Qtadiat 1listrlct :5party will be beld on were aned b.r Mr. and Mn. Ocl2all::llpm, aUieigs High Will, Mr. and Mn. Kina, and t.lbdlwuer, a captured Reman cenlurioo. Sure Refreshmenta with members to a.dl. ORlO VAUBY () h, Sc:hool. R1 vatlons are ID be Allee and J7nnt YCJEI. ... Jeta' COIIcb Weeb Ewba'* !Did bia loogbaired lake sandwiches er cookies. Door prize. Members in need of staled coadaft, 7:31 Wedllenl ID Mrs. Gecrge, Box 74, team members: "I dm'lwanlanyane teDID8 me . be milled a play because be got his hair caught insurance papers Ill contact tbe nesda.J "-'If Ma-111: Ratland, by Sept. :5. councilor. 1'tsqJie. The worthy matron also In his l!boulder'l)llds" .... The "Sitch Good MIDDlEPORT Elemrntary IIISSIONARY PrG&ltm announced the combined Friends" filet will be lbe Yule premiere at. PTA, 7:30 Monday night at lb. Fllftst Rim B r t C dl, friendship night wilh Mid· traction at the new Walter Reade Theater schoooi.Teachersandstafftobe p.m. w 1 ~- llill ~'tar ...... Cbaptent,Pwd0coy, ai Radne (where the old Aator Hotel fell), The stcry reaDy . introduced. 1. . 16. , at R ID, 1 • • ID " • .., • , 1 happened to the auther ri the novel, ber mother 11JESDAY lllsho!rlllides-' '4 , PlilliL ~onville, . I p.m. A (fashion designer, Jo Copeland) told us. rt< EJ"'"' honcJriDc Mrs. J-t MIDDlEPORT LODGE 3D invited.. Great songsmith Howard Dlelz celebnled Tuesday 7::11 p.m. Wid in mJIIIDAY lllllin,dislrict p ilMt, will be lU 75th birthday; didn't expect ID until the Fellowcraft Degree. PACK: :115, llloM!ej at c.b held following tbe meeting. miracle drug IAlopa quieted his Parkinaon's FRIENDLY CIRCLE, Trinity Sooals, 1:3111111in1 rw 011. The altar was draped fer pest dlaeue palsy.fllllnlfestaUons. He eVI!n plays golf Church, 8 p.m. T.IOSday, lln. and their famo"1! 1 at Fart I!I'MdpalronRalpbW.Smlth,a now. Roy Mayer to have the Meie.•. member of the l'llrllmoulh . . re the &ouncll of the Villllll of Mlddi$Qrl •s =:..":r·~: J:.u:~·m '"'; ~::: ~:-:.~''rm!';J~~= Pow<tll's-tllne; thence oloilll section to tile Nor~•' c"f'~ famil1. ,_,.,. 157~ Meigs COYnty, Ohio, bOunded as fel=~ning at tho nor-est -nerotsaidSectlon2t; tllenc• along the north line of sald taction 10 the northeas-t corner e1Kerrs6-0CHlot; thentoolon; uid Kerrs "'' llne 245 feel; lllence north 15'111 !Mg. NSI 3lf feel ; thenceseufhA\'.1 ~st ~ rl. ~ Fla., lftin Dint el , . _ llllll Balle.. \.Ot Section 2t, Town 1, Range 13. ,lfr.L~~IIflfew .__,.,_,.,....,,.,.,...,,....,,..,....,.,..,..,..,,....,~..,· ' -, nastt- Ill The ezbibllion seaaon ha~ ended for' tbe Soa1beutenl 011io Tripie A COIIference, illl ei&JII clube IIIIW (101 -.., IAI tile 11i1tJ grit\)' fi 1IUiklng lmucklebeads fi tile spcrtnrlto:n 111111 ·~ wbo picked lbem to fiDsh lrm!Am, J.cbon, ..... All!mi. G~, Meip. Wells!Am and WIIYfrl7. , · Itmust be said lbatmoet Melp r... wbo ba..e CGIIIIJ1IIIlicl wi1h Sp«rts Desk foil~ lbe Reemel1n and Belpre ...... will oot quibble with tile lb<we p11jected staDdlap tscepl Ia llliaar particulars. Most agree IroDIAm bas to be !be odd&GI favarile. They like Jackson and Logan, !Do, u Clllllelldss, .ad lbeJ acne G~ can't be so ln!Sy two stralgbt yean. They'cllike ID see Mel8B bJ8ber, bat being reo!lsl! (ndy now is there a realis11c-m1Dded foolbaB lao m the plaDel!l,lbeJ CUI~ that, on paper, lbe pn!dlctims probably won't be.._.. lif. I'm not ready 1D tirOif in lbe towel yet fa; a Dthplace fiDilll (which wouldbenotbing ID be asb•rned ri, t1i1 autumn, wilhtbe overallslre1181h of the te.gue beinB wball,tp'OIIIilesiD be). Meigs was tapped Iut good at Belpre 1tbea M4 lb. Marl Werry, junier offensive taclde, was by'oed fnlm tile lina1p for lilt least three weeks. maybe more, in a freak a«rident at ballllme. Mere x-rays of Mark's shoulder sepatatlon are Ill be r I ' today, Coach Olarles Chancey said Ibis mcmag. 00. a. a variety of lw1mpa and bruises, In general, and a.ck Fault's dolp tliigh bruise in particular, lbe Marauders salilfactll'ily vlved their "awakeniq! pme" at Belpre. Another good cmen was Tiny Willjams' knee CGIDing tll:iJiCb the game in good sbape. He wei)taU the way on deleniiie at mMI+ linebacker, and was a feW minutes 111 oflal&e lilt fullback allbougb be did not cany the baD. Ironim, Logan and Jadlson rep -taU?eS at tile selectian session in Jackion Slmday were repcrted emberanllrullm can be excused liB entbmri!l!!ll! fer predicting an oalrighl cbamplonsbip on two grounds, because it bun't been in the league lCIIg enough to learn lbat the doggCIIdest things can happen beC 1 1 Sepl25 and Nov. 10, and bec•1se illl spcr18 repcrters are likewise inexperienced in lbe SEOAL. · But Jadlson's Willard Filzpatrick, a ge"lleman teacba" and veteran radio 'caster of fiDe character, ougbiiD lmmr better. Be's been bitten too many limes. tal year Filz forecast a sensalicml year fer his beloved Ironmen. 'l1len came reality: Athens . _ Jactsonin lbefirstleaguegame,Jadlsongot Ill :S.l,lbenloltfaar straigbt! Fllz,the pocr g~zy, didn't bave the beariiD sblnr.up .t the annual SEOAL football banquet (lbe wcrd was pe 'auul that ''really, Fllz was sick"). 'lbla is not meant IAI be mticalllf Mr. Filzpatrick, only suggesti..e that tbere are I 1 ... to be learned lil history. Fer eumple, Sunday at Jackllon, Mr. Filz. patrick was quoted infcrmally as boking lbat, "AllY team that beats us thlsyearwlllhave IDscore more than :IIJXlints." That's our Fitzpatrick! RNI Ett-Ie, p::::-.;..dolned. by 1itu1te In 65-acre ADAs.&CK -- Ironton Takes SEOAL .Grid Title (on paper S.Oiecl will be received lilY ltie Yllloto of Mldd_., ews, . - S-'llle DlllrS1!!111ael,~,O.,Sept. »,lrn Houston Topples Reds Again, 5-4 HOUSTON (UPI ) - It's tile dream of every ballplayer to lead his team in heme nms, especially if be's only !f.fool-7 and is playing in the major leagues. But Joe Morgan, the little second baseman Ill lbe Houston Astros, is going to lead his team in homers Ibis year and be's not really happy about it. Tbe reason is - be knows if be's the Astros' lop home run hitter, they're in trouble. "I said in May that if I led the team in heme nms, we'll finish fifth," Morgan said. "I guarantee you that you can't win if you clon'.l have home runs, despite what S<me ~le say." That was a verbal jab at manager Harry Walter, who preaches line drive billing to all fields instead !)( trying to pull the ball for bomers. Morgan look the club lead in homers with his 13th ID lead off the lith inning Sunday and give the Astros a 5-4 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. No one else has more than tO. Morgan's homer helped him celebrate his 28th birthday. He slarted the celebration by lJe.. ing named the ' 'lnosl popular Astro" in pfe11ame ceremonies as a result of voting by the fans this season. That earned him and his wife a trip to Acapulco. The Reds look a quick ~ lead off HousiDn rookie Scipio Spinks on a ~ homer by Joluiny Bench in the third and singles by Tony Perez, Bernie Carbo and Hal McRae, whi~h accouilted for a nm in lbe second. Bench's homer, his 25th, came after waits to Pete Rose and Perez. Houston scored once off Jim Merritt in the sixth on singles by Cesar Cedeno, who went 4for-4, and Bob Watson and a sacrifice fly by Jim Wynn. The Astros scored three more in the seventh when Larry Howard led off with a double off shortstop Darrel Chaney's glove. Merritt struck out John Mayberry and was replaced by Ed Sprague. Pinch-bitter Jesus Alou got an infield hit and Roger Mel%ger reached on an error.by second baseman Dave Concepcion with Howard scor· ing on the pitch and Alou go. ing to third. Morgan brought in Alou with a sacrifice fly and singles by Cedeno .and Watson tied the score. · The victory gave the Astro.s a one-game lead over Cincin· nati in the battle for fourth place in the National League West, but it eliminated them from the pennant race. San Francisco won ID hold its 1~ game lead, but there now are only nine games remaining. Cincinnati is idle today. Orioles End Slump, Top Tigers, Hike Lead To 6 By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer PI's a hD-hlDII rare again in the American League's Eastern Division for the simple reason that the Ballimore Orioles just have too many stars for lbeir rivals ID handle. The Orioles, wiMlse lead had dwindled from 11 games ID five viriUally overnight in the face of the Detroit Tigers' late drive, led by 2f>ilame winner Mickely Lolicb, " righted" lbemselves Sunday when they beat the Tigers, 1-1, and restored their margin ID six games. The Orioles thus reduced their magic division-winning number ID six and have an overwhelming scbedule advan· tage inasmuch as they bave nine gaines ID play plus five unscheduled rainouts while the Tigers have eight games left. Thai gives them 22 games in which ID achieve "Magic No. 6" and win lbe AL East title for tile third straight season. Mite CueUar pilclted a four· hiller and Frank Robinson drove in three runs wilh two singles ID pace an 18-bit attack that handed tli!ame winner Joe Coleman his ninth loss. Brooks Robinson hit his 19th horner and Dave Johnson and Bob Grieb had three hils each in tbe Baltimore attack whiclt ended a sevell1!ame Tigt!l' winning streak. Cullar's vic!Dry was his 19th 111 the seaaon against nine losses on a staff whicb stiU could have four ?O.ga'ili! winners and under-lined for the umpsteenlh time the Orioles' strenglh in depth. The Orioles bave so many stars that they are •_,.....,. '""6',... ID tbe llke!lhood that rival players will pick up most of the individual postseason awards while they trudge of! ID the bank with their Werld Series cbec:ks. Tbe oatland Athletics won a reccrd 55th road game by beating the Milwauee Brew· ers, 11-2, the Boston Red Sol: downed the Washington Seta· fllr.l, 4-3, the Callfcrnia Angels beat lilt Clicago While Sox, U, the Kansas City Royals defeat. ed the Minnesota Twins, after a 6-3 loss and the New York YJDkees edged the · aevelancl Indians. :s.z, in other w. AL games. In the National LeiRJie -t. ' \ first two outings, were tabbed as the polen11al nDlnet"UJl team behind the Tigers with the Logan Chieftains placed in third 8Jld the Athens Bulldogs in fourth to round out the first division. Defending . Gallipolis was relegated to fifth, even though they polled two first place votes, with Meigs in sixth, Wellston sev· enth, and the Waverly Tigers the last place team. II was noted by many of the more · veteran sports scribes --· ~--· ·' tile Los Angeles Dodgers moved 1o within , ., games of first place wilh 12-0 and W viciDries over the Atlanta Braves while the San Francisco Giants beat the San Diego P.adres, 4--l. Otller scores were St. Louis 11 Montreal 0, Chicago 6 Philadel· phia 3, New York 5 Pittsburgh 2 and HousiDn 5 Cincinnati 4 in 11 innings. Mike Epstein's tlJree.nm ho. mer helped the Athletics beat tile Brewers and surpass the 1939 Yankees' AL Mark of 54 victories on the road. Diego Segui, Jim Roland and Ron Klimtowski held the Brewers to six hits as the A's dealt Bill Parsons his 16th loss against 13 victories. Rico Petrocelli doubled home a nm in the fourth inning and hit his 27th bomer in the sixth inning for the Red sox, who dealt $150,000 bonus boy Pete Broberg his eighth defeat against flve wins; Andy Mes.. ser.anith won his lath game for the Angels and »game winner Wilbur Wood suffered his 13th loss for the White Sox; Leo Cardenas hit a key triple for the Twins in their opener and Monty Montgomery won his seccxol straight najor league game for the Royals with eight inning of six..ttil pitching and Ron Blomberg's single wilh one out in the ninth drove in the winning run for tbe Yankees as Steve Kline won his 12th game. ~turday's Ollio Collage Football Scores by Unltod Press International Toledo 10 Villanova 7 Bowling Green 20 Ohio Unlverslth 19 Cincinnati 42 Kent State 20 Southern Illinois 31 Dayton 1~ Miami 17 Xavier 7 Akron 24 Butler o Central Michigan 47 Youngstown State 19 Olterbeln 15 Kenyon U Ohio Wesleyin 14 Heidelberg 8 Western Kentucky 33 Wit· tenberg 1 West Liberty 211 Musklngum 7 Ashland 20 Capital 7 Slippery Rock 17 MI. Union 0 Denison~ Centre I Ky.) 0 Weslmlnsier IP~ . ) 26 Marietta 0 Baldwln·Wallace 31 Hillsdale !Mich.) 7 John Caroll 33 Case.Western Reserve 7 Defiance 30 Adrian IMich.l 7 Bluffton 23 Taylor lind. I 1 St. VIncent ( Pa.) 39 Steuben· vii .. 20 that Ibis year's Iitle race sh~d provide many upsets as the first six teams are evenly matched. Even though Wellston and Waverly were picked ID battle it out for seventh place, a few observers felt either .one could pull off an upset if any of the other "big dogs" take them lightly. In the balloting Ironton received seven first place votes, Jackson three, and Gallipolis two. One scribe predicted a tie between Ironton and Jackson for the championship, A tolal of 13 ballots were cast witll the ratings based on eight points for first , seven for second, etc. Here are th e official tabulations of the voting for the 1971 prognostications : l.lrooton 9S~· 2.Jacbon 8712 S. Logan 71 4. Athens 64 5. Gallipolis lil 6. Meigs 52 7. WeUston Zl 8. Waverly 18 Sports Reporters Reelect Hamilton . . JACKSON -Lee Hamilton of · term. Radio Station WLGN, Logan, Earl James of the Waverly was reelected president of the News and Watc hman was SEO Spertswr iters and elected vice president, and Odie Broa dcaster s Associ ation O'Donn ell of the Ga llipolis Sunday during the Tribune reelected secretaryorganizational meeting held at treasurer. Jolly Lanes in Jackson. Hamilton has served as !he In other business the group group's president the past year picked the Ironton Tigers to win and ag reed to serve another the SEOAL grid championship, i>sued press passes for the 1971· 72 school year, and briefly discussed tile sponsorship of an All-Sports tr ophy to be presented to tile SEOAL school with the hest balanced athletic program covering all varsity sports. It was noted, however, that the admi nistrators of the SEOAL schools discussed this trophy at their recent meeting, so the matler was tabled for anolher year. Voting members in at· By Un.ited Press Internationa I S p ~i ngf ield Local 26 Crestview 0 tendance at Sunday 's meeting Sharpsvi lle (Pa.) 7 Brookfield D Saturday included Lee Hamjlton, WLGN, Poland 12 Canti eld D Young stown Mooney 46 Youngstown Rayen 6 Mal ver n 14 West ern Reserve 0 Logan; Frank Huston, WIRO, Jewetf.Sci o 14 Garawav 8 Warren Western Reserve 19 Ironton ; Harold Roach, Ironton Austintown Fitch 6 MI. Vernon 34 Mansfie ld Mad· High School Grid Results By Uni1ed Pre~~ International American LYgue East W. L. 1'<:1. GB 91 57 .615 ... Baltimore Detroit 88 66 .571 6 80 74 .519 u Boston New York 79 14 .516 uv, Washington 59 40 .396 32Vz Cleveland Sl 94 .377 ·35'12 West W. L. 1'<:1. GB •·Oakland 97 55 .638 ... Kansas City 82 71 .536 1511> Chicago 72 80 .474 25 California 12 81 .471 25 11> Mimesola 70 81 .464 2611> Milwaukee 64 88 .421 33 X-Ciinc:Md division title Sunday's Results Baltimore 8 Detroit 1 Boston 4 Washington 3 New York 3 Cleveland 2 California 2 Chicago D Qakland 6 Milwaukee 2 Minnesota 6 Kan City 3 llst) Kan City 5 Minnesola 2 l2nd) Today's Probable Pitchers Milwaukee (lockwood 9-W at Minnesota !Corbin 8·10. Cleveland !McDowell 12·15 and Foster 7-11) at Washington (Mclain 9-20 and Bosman 11 . 15), suspended game and regular game, night. Baltimore (Dobson 18-8) at New York (Kekich 10-8), night. (Only games scheduled) Tuesday's Games Chi at Qak (2, twl night) Kansas City at Calif, night Milwaukee at Minnesota Cleveland at Washington, night Baltimore at New York, night Detroit at Boston, niQht Saturday's Results Kansas Citv 4 Minnesota 2 ChicaiJO 5 California 1 Detroit 2 Baltimore D New York 9 Cleveland 0 washington 6 Boston 1 Oakland 4 Milwaukee 2 Natiimal League East W. L. Pet. Pittsburgh 93 61 .604 St. Louis 84 69 .5.49 New York 79 74 .516 Chicago 79 74 .516 Montreal 67 84 .444 Philadelphia 62 91 .405 West Bea ve r Local 20 lee1onia 0 24V2 301f2 W. L. 1'<:1. GB San Francisco 85 68 .556 ... Los Angeles 84 70 .545 Ph Atlanta 19 76 .510 7 Houston 75 78 .490 10 Cincinnati 75 80 ..484 H San Diego 58 95 .379 27 Sunday's Results St . Louis li Montreal D Chicago 6 Philadelphia 3 New York 5 Pillsburgh 2 burg LaBrae 6 Lowell ville 45 Southinglon D This Week's College Games By United Press International Houston 5 Cincinnati 4 tllins) San Francisco -4 San Diego 1 Saturday Colorado at Ohio State .---- -------------,======t Qualify for High Paying Jobs! Academy 6 Bay Village 26 Cleve lan d Rhodes o Cleve . Univer sity School 23 Fai r view 14 Cl eveland Luther an East 8 Cleveland Lutheran West 0 Pillsbu rgh Shady si de 26 t leveland Haw ken 18 Wellington 40 Edison 0 Akr on South 22 Coven tr y 14 Berkshire 6 Ledgeroont 2 Soulheast 33 Kenl Stale 6 Dayton Patterson 38 Da yton Belmonl 8 East Carolina at Bowling Green Dayt on Dunbar 38 Dayton Xavier at Marshall lsi Kent State at Oh io Univer sity Meadowdale 6 Los Angeles 12 Atlanta o, Los Angeles 4 Atlanta o, 2nd Today's Probable Pitchers Philadelphia !Champion 2-3 and Fryman 10-6) at Montreal (Renko 15· i4 and Stroh mayer 1. 5), 2, twi-nighf . (Only games scheduled) Dayton Carroll 33 Piqua 18 Daylon Aller 28 Hamilton Badin 14 Toledo at Texas Arlington (n) 34 Spr ing field Ca thol ic Houston at Cincinnat i (n) iTVl Miam i at Dayl.on In ) LEARN TO DRIVE A SEMI-TRACTOR TRAILER! Be job-ready in 4 weeks Join one of the highest paying industries in the nation. 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Louis, night Olivet (Mich.) at Heidelberg San Diego at Atlanta, night John Carroll at Baldwin · Los Ang at Cincinnati, night Wallace In ) San Fran at Houston, night Hiram at Oberlin Saturday's Results Hobart at Kenyon Montreal 4 St. Louis 2 Mariette at Muskingum tn) Philadelphia 4 Chicago 3 112 Moun t Union at Grove City inns) IPa.J Pittsburgh 4 New York 0 DePauw at Ohio Wesleyan Cincinnati 3 Houston 2 ( 11 i nns) Albion al Wooster Atlanta 9 Los Angeles 6 Hiram at Oberlin San Diego 2 San Francisco 1 Adrian (Mich.) at Bluffton In) San Diego 100 000 GOO- 1 8 2 Earlham at Wilmington ( n ) SanFran 021 010 OOx- 4 6 1 Allegheny at Case -Western Rese rve Roberts 113-16) and Barton; Defiance al Alma (Mich .) Carrithers, Hamilton (7) , JohnWaynesburg (Pa .l at Findl ay son (8 ) and Dietz. WPN - Nighl Carrithers (5·3). Western Illinois at Akron In ) Ashland at Otterbein (n) How does ayoung family solve a BIG MONEY problem 1 • Lead . t S R et 8JD GlaD. By FRED DOWN UPI SJXlrts Writer The San Ftancisco ~iants won one for_1jle road Sunday but still lost ground to the Los Angeles Dodgers in the Nation. al League west race, and go inlo the final days of the season with the pressure squarely on tllem. The Gianta defeated the San Diego Padres, 4-1, but their lead was cut ID I 'l.t games when the Dodgers swept the AUanla Braves, 12-0 and W . The Giants play aU their remaining nine games away from home while the Dodgers play three of their last eight at home. Hal Lanier's two-run secondinning single was the big blow for the Giants, who banded lireballer Dave Roberts his 16th loss against 13 wins. Don Carrithers went 62.J innings to win his fifth game for the Giants witll relief help from Steve Hamilton and Jerry Johnson,. II was Johnson's &:ith reUef appearance of the year and be earned his 18th save. The Dodgers, who had lost four straight games, got brilliant pitching from AI Downing and Don Sutton 1o sweep their doubleheader from the Braves and barge right hack iniD the race. Downing, virtually a sure.ftre choice as the NL's comeback player of the year, pitched a IJlree.hiller in the flrsl game to raise his record ID I~ while SutiDn turned in a six..ttilter in the nightcap for his 15th win . Willie Davis drove in tllree runs with a homer, double and two singles ID lead a It-hit Los Angeles attack which dealt Phil Niekro his 13th loss in the opener. Duke Sims' homer and a steal of home by Willie Crawford ·paced the Dodgers' atlack in the second game as Ron Reed also suffered his 13th selback. The Chicago Cubs · beat the Philadelphia Phillies, 6-3, tile St. Louis. Cardinals routed tile Montreal ElqJOS, 11.(), the New York Mets topped the Pitts.. burgh Pirates, ~2, and the Hous!Dn Astros shaded the Cincinnati Reds, S-4, in 11 innings in other NL games. In the American League, it was Baltimore a Detruil 1, Oakland 6 Milwaukee 2, Boston 4 Washington 3, California 2 Chicago 0, New York 3 Cleveland 2 and Kansas Cify 5 Minnesota 2 aJter Kansas City lost, &-3, in the opener. Ferguson Jenkins, the favorite in the NL's Cy Young Pitchet' of the Year race, and Stew Carlton, a Iong-6hol, ison 0 GB Niles McKinley 40 Cols. Marion Tuscar awas Va ll ey 7 Indian Valley South 6 Franklin 6 8112 Youngstown Liberty 16 Zanesville Rosecrans 20 Co ls. 131f? Sharon (Pa .) Kennedy 12 Sl, Char les 0 13'12 Warren Kennedy 20 Leavi tts- Newark Catholic 40 Columbus Tribune; Earl James, Waverly Wa tchman ; Tom Metiers, Athens Messenger; Bill Grey, WJEH, Gallipolis ; Odie O'Donnell , GalliJXllis Tribune; McGhee , WMPO, Bud Pomeroy-Middleport ; Keith . Wisecup and Bob Roberts, Pomeroy Sentinel; Bob W'illls, Wellston Te l ~gr am ; Dave Mossbarge r , Jackson Sun Hera ld; a nd Williard Fltz· patrick, WLMJ, Jackson. The next meeting is scheduled ror Sunday, Nov. 14 in Jackson when the head football coaches will he guests . lo aid in tbe selection of tile 1971 AD..SEOAL Football Team. U.S.'S 6 SKl MEDALS BARCEWNA, Spain (UPI) - The United States won six gold medals in the World Water Skiing Championships Sunday. Mike Suyderhoud took the men's jump and slalom events ; Christie Weir took the women's combined. and jump events ; Ricky McCormick won the men figures and Christy Freeman won the women's slalom. LOANS up to $5000 at the Clll-LOAN Compan} slarred, respectively, for the Cubs and cardinals. Jenkins, a five-time ~arne winner who never has won the award, scored his 22nd victory against 13 losses for the Cubs 125 E. MAIN 992·2111 afler starting a three-run ninth· POMEROY, 0 . inning rally with a double. Singles by Cleo James and Paul Popovich gave the Cubs a f.-'l lead and sacrifice flies by Billy ,-- - - - - -- - -- - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - -- -- : - - - : - - - - -- - - Wilson and Joe Pepitone drove in the last two runs of the inning. Carlton, bidding for his first 2().victory season, won his 19th game behind a 15-hit attack which included three hits each by Ted Sinunons and Joe Torre. Carlton sll"uck out two and walked five in a four..ttitter as he raised his record to 19-9. Tim Foil's two-run single .. ~ .... ~ climaxed a four-run first-inning ~. -"""""" .- . rally which enabled the Mets to ., delay the Pirates' East Division clinching and Joe Morgan's \ 11th-inning homer gave the }., Astros !heir victory over the Reds. ~ , ~· ..... GREENE WINS MATCH BOGOTA (UP! ) - American Bert Greene won the Colombia Open golf Tournament Sunday by 14 strokes over a trio of golfers - Argentine Roberto Oevicenzo, Belgian Martin Roesink and American Homero Blancas. 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Jets at St. Louis (Only gamesscheduledl · CLEVELAND (UPI) - The Cleveland Browns, wbo bad lost five of their sii exhibition games, "put it all together" in rolling over lbe Houston Oilers 31-G Sunday in lbe first game ol regular season-play. "We played good offense but it was the great defensiVe play that helped us to our victory," said Qlacb Nick storich. "You need a great defense \0 play in this league. "Our offense conlrolled lbe game in lbe firSt three qi!IITlers, but they let down in the final period. When you let down, that is when somebody gets burt." While quarterback Bill Nelsen was steering lbe Browns offensive show to three touchdowns and rookie Mike Pbipps flipped a scuing pass for another, it was lbe defensie that intercepted five passes, recovered one fumble and held lbe Oilers' rushing game to 35 yards. Nelsen, wbo did not play in four of lbe five Browns' preseason losses, hit oo 17 of 31 passes for 254 yards and one touchdown. Leroy Kelly pl1111ged over for two more. An !&.yard pass from Phipps to Frank Pitts gavetheBro'iJDSsixmorepoints with 1:38 left in the game. Fu8y llelsl& A Slsb" "It seemed funny being a sub but it felt great grabbing that TD pass,'' said Pitts, wbo was traded to the Browns by Kansas City two weeks ago. ''It was a straight pattern and Phipps had to throw the bali bigb and ljustleapedupandgrabbedit." Nelsen, who connected on sev· en of 10 passes good for 101 SVAC STANDINGS All Gomes TEAM W .L T P OP Eastern 2 0 0 69 0 KY9er Creek Noith Gallla o1 20 o1 651 ~6 Southern 0 2 o 8 oi6 5outhwe$1ern 0 2 0 8 56 0 88 Hannan TrsacvA• c 001121 TEAM Y W L T P OP ~aster~ k ~ ~ ~ So~:,r~ee o 0 o o o ·Southwestern o o o o o North Gallla 0 I 0 0 26 Hannan Trace 0 2 o 0 88 ° g Totals 3 3 : o 114 114 FRIDAY'S GAMES: Kyger Creek aI Southern; Frontier Local at Eastern, and Symmes Valley at Hannan Trace. Un...._,.res ~ By United Press lnterMii011ol American League Boston 020 101 ooo- 4 6 0 Washingtn . 100 110 ooo- 3 6 0 Moret (J.Jl and Montgomery; Brobert (S-81 and Billings. HRs -Lahoud (14th), Broberg (lsi), Pelrocelll (27th). Calif 001 000 OlD- 2 4 0 Chicago 000 000 ooo-- 0 3 o Messersmith, Laroche 18) and Torborg; Wood t:l0-13) and Herrmann. WP-Messersmlth (18-13) . HR-Aiomar (3rdl. Cleveland 100 001 ooo-- 2 8 2 New York 001 000 iOl- 3 • o Dunning (8-W and Fosse; Kline (12·131 and Gibbs. (lsi gAmel Kan City 000 000 012- 3 8 1 Mlnnesla 402 000 OOx- 6 8 1 Splll1orff, Nelson (31 and Kirkpatrick; Blyleven (1-1-151 and Roof. LP-Spllttorff 18-81. HR- Keough (Jrdl . 12 nd pmel KanCity 020 001 02o-- 5 1 o Mlnnesta 000 000 002- 2 6 o. '~'!' pc-ilwlity ct. circula~in~ pelilions mp,..ling an iocreue in_laus m o!cohoJic beoaages Wllb lbe l*t• ..... 1 'gna!ed far beatment and rehabilitatjm ol ~ was ~ during Sunday afternoon's annual meeting or the Meigs County Women's Christian Temperance Unim. vice president : Mrs. Lena McKinley, secretary; and Mrs. Ada Warner, ·treasurer. Mrs. McKinley gave the prayer of installation. Serving on the nominating committee were Mrs. Joseph Cook, Mrs. Pearl Hoffman and Mrs. Iva Turner. Names directors were Mrs. Audrey Miller, church and school education; Miss Lucretia Genheimer, visual program ; Mrs. Cook, public relations; and Mrs. Warner, Christian outreach. · ers. Houston, 31·0 Grid Standings BEAT Tbe Browlll are at Baltimore · next SnndoY and relln bere Monday ni81Jt, Ocl 4. far a game ll"inst lbe()okJand Raid- Cleveland Slams Cincinnati.Tops Determlued DeleiUe The running g1,110e wasn't bad either, with the Bengals outgain· ing the Eagles 236 yards to 39, leaving Jlltle doubt that their defense of the AFC's Central Division title will be a determined NFL S!AndiRgs clubhouse. was very modest one. Br United .Press ln.......,"on~l . CINCINNATI (tJPO- Every· about their impressive 37 • 14 , Eagle:quarterback Pete Liske American Caooferetlce ane in the Cincinnati Berigals season - opening win over the pointed out that ''we had hOped East Philadelphia Eagles Sunday, but to run a little better against Baltimore W. 1L 0 To t~ thesmellofsuccessandanother them"buttheBengalsdefensive New England 1 o o 1.000 big season for the young team line would not penni! it.· Miami 0 o 1 .000 · k 1 'd t of the Be 'Buffalo 0 1 0 .000 permeated the air. . Lis e a•. mos . n· New York Jets o 1 0 .000 "Anytime you win in pro foot- gals' defensive sucCi!SS on one Cenlral W. L T. Pet. ball you feel good," head coach , man, tackle Mike Reid. 1 1 Paul Brown commented. "The · "Mike Reid is the seeret to Cleveland liiEHIGH 1 0 0 1·_000 000 Cincinnati difference between winning and the Bengals defense," Liske Pittsburgh o 1 o .000 losing usually is a very small said. "He has great strength, Houston 0 1 0 .000 · thing." quickness and anticipation. He West BUYING A W. 1L 0 T.0 1.000 Pet. One smatl mista' ke apparen tly keeps you on your toes ali th e San Diego caught up with the Eagles in the lime." Denver o o 1 .000 ·k h ood 1o · Kansas City o 1 o .000 third quarter when quarterback Lis e ad g reason pm· Oakland 0 1 0 .OOO Virgil Carter hit receiver Speedy point Reid's play. The big lack· N li 1Conf a onaEast erenoe ...._ reoor ... ur wltll . Thomas with a pass which car- le roared through the Eagle's of. ried for a 90 • yard Cincinnati fensive line to sack Uske four W. L T. Pet. New York Giants 1 0 0 1.000 touchdown. times and also accounted for six Dallas 1 0 0 1.000 .LOW COST INSU.RED "The Thomas louchdown play unassisted tackles. Washlnf,lon 1 o o 1.000 AUTO FINANCING IY NATIONWIDE changedthegame,"arownsaid. · Reid, the fanner Penn State ~~~~C:::,I~Ia : J : ::: "The (Eagles) played the run All-American, gave most of the Cenlral and the pass was right on the credit to the "entire defensive w. L T. Pet. · Chi 1 o o 1 ooo button, a real thing of beauty." unit." cago · 0 000 Carter, who passed for 273 "The defense really works as Minn~la 0 0 0 ·.000 Detro• IBay yards and three touchdowns, a team, " he S81'd , " and the \.Green o 1 o 000 was equally modest in accept- frontfourhasdevelopedtremen· West · W. L T. Pet. ing congratulations for his per- dously this season." Atlanta 1 0 0 l.OOO "All Of A Suddeo ... " New Orleans 1 0 o 1.000 formance. "The call for the pass to "They played a great game," Los Angeles o 1 o .000 San Francisco 0 1 0 .000 Thomas came from the coaches commented Philadelphia coach Sunday's Resuns and we just executed it,'~ he Jerry Williams. "We made a Dallas ~ Buffalo o said. "A lot oi credit has to go couple of mistakes and they cap- Cleveland 31 Houston 0 to Bill WaJ.11 (offensive coach). italized on them. All of .a sud· N.Y. Glanis 42 Green Bay ~ New England 20 Oakland 6 I don't think there's another den you're 14 points behind." Cinclnnall37 Philadelphia 14 passing attack in football lo The Bengals took a slim 10- Chicago 17 Pittsburgh 15 equal this." 7 halftime lead with Carter hit· Atlanfa 20 San Francisco 17 . . Washington 24 St. Louis 20 tmg Enc_Crabtree on a two- Baltimore22N.Y. Jetso yard scormg pass and kicker Denver 10 Miami 10 Horst Muhlmann adding a 36- San Diego 2i Kansas City 14 1 Monday's Gomes . ld yard f•e goa · Minnesota at Detroit Liske passed 10 yards to Ben (Only game scheduled) Hawkins in the second quarter SUndoy's Gomes for a TD and hit Hawkins again Atlanta at L~ Angeles . . . Chicago at Mmnesola m the fourth period With a 1!i- Cincinnati at Pil1sburgh : yard scoring aerial, finishing the S35:oo DJwn·• game with 20 completions and "Belance•an 301 yards. Virgil Carter freely admitted Convenient The second half of \he game he was delighted with the home Terms. was all Cincinnati, however, opener victory, the third straight with Carter compleling the 90- for the Bengals, but when askyard pass play to Thomas for a ed to predict the season 1out· new club record and halfback come he replied: Essex Johnson scampering 68 "I just hope we're good yards through Eagle defenders enough to beat Pittsburgh next Mason, W.Va. for another score. week. 11 Eagles, 37 To 14 ;oA · - , , , . t•t.PwGJ,O.,R!eF'. 21,.trll ·. later to give lbe JlnlwiiS a 7.0 lead with 9:'rl \eft in 1be first quarter. Nelsen took charge again an.er a missed field goal attempt by lbe Oilers from lbe Oeveland37. An offside penalty took the bali to lbe two and two plaJ$ later ]{ej]y swept end from the one to sccre with 13:'rl left in the firSt half. After Houston posted its first down of the game on a 1t: yard pass frcm <l.arley Jolmsoo to Charles Joiner in lbe second quarter, both teams ll'aded the !oothall and Walt Sumner picked off the first of bis two interceptions. Ceek<nft Csm Itil A penalty put lbe bali oo lbe Cleveland five and Nelsen moved his team to lbe Houston 12 before he was mopped for a five-yardlossonthirddo'iJJLDoo Cockroft booted a H-yard field goal and the Browns led 17-G with 3:24 left in lbe half. Cockroft, who speci•Uzes in punts and field goals, ran for the first time as a Brown when he faked a punt and aprlnted far 12 yards and a first down. "It is up to Cockroft -whether he runs or not," Skorich said. "But when he does run, he bad better make iL" An eight.Jard pass from Nelsen to Gary Collins capped a 73yard drive in the third quarter and alter Ron Snidow recirvered a Houston fumble and rebsrned to lbe Oilers 18, Pbipps ~ his scoring aerial to Pitts. Offensive tactle Sam Walton of Houston and defensive _end Joe Jones of Oeveland were yards in the first quarter, mov· ejected in the fourth quarter for ed the Bro'iJDS 68 yards in 10 fighting. WAYNE IELLY JlllliD MOSPORT, Oill (UPI) Qmadi8D driver and t.n'Jdrr Wayne Kelly ..... .tilled Sunday in a Fmmula Fen ~ prior to lhe Canadian Grand Prix. Kelly, n, ..... tilled in • ~ involving four cars, and an amh11lance driver, Bill '8JIIan- dale, suffaed a lailRD left ann and flllll" race offidals received min<r injuries. ·watch Your ........... _. ..... $$Grow ........ at tile Mllp c.. 51¥1_..,. ....... ........ of ... A - c.. Green Thumb In a report of aclivjtjes or the Pomeroy WCTU, Mrs. Warner noted( that there are 'n members, that literature on temperance was distributed to students in February, that jn April · Youth Temperance Posters were placed in business windows, and the letters con· cerning temperance legislation have been directed to · legislators. 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" AlUMINUM 2·72"x36" plo.lk " ' - 36' fnolding ar.d 77$ no~•· Colftl'l 2 DENNIS P()MEROY CEMENT BLOCK OOMPANY • The Depalbtttnl Sbl of Bullill Silce 1115 SEE OTHEk_ SIDE FOR INSTRIJCTIQNS •.• \ . �. • . s- 'l'llen.n..s .._.., ,_,. n.u, SenHneJ,Jilckleport-Panllet"oy, 0., Sept. 18, 19'11 r Petition Met.hod for Added Taxes on Alcoholic Beverage Considered . Bengals, Browns °° COST OF NEW CAR ..--. ° ° 3 ROOMS NEW FURNilURE '349.95 MASON FURNITURE C::leveland at Baltimore Dallas at Philadelphia Denver vs. Green Bat at Milwaukee Detroit at New Engla-nd Kansas City at Houston Miami at Buffalo Oakland at San Diego San Francisco al New Orleans Washington at N.Y. Giants (OnlyJ:nmes schedu,ledl cloy's Gimes N.Y. Jets at St. Louis (Only gamesscheduledl · CLEVELAND (UPI) - The Cleveland Browns, wbo bad lost five of their sii exhibition games, "put it all together" in rolling over lbe Houston Oilers 31-G Sunday in lbe first game ol regular season-play. "We played good offense but it was the great defensiVe play that helped us to our victory," said Qlacb Nick storich. "You need a great defense \0 play in this league. "Our offense conlrolled lbe game in lbe firSt three qi!IITlers, but they let down in the final period. When you let down, that is when somebody gets burt." While quarterback Bill Nelsen was steering lbe Browns offensive show to three touchdowns and rookie Mike Pbipps flipped a scuing pass for another, it was lbe defensie that intercepted five passes, recovered one fumble and held lbe Oilers' rushing game to 35 yards. Nelsen, wbo did not play in four of lbe five Browns' preseason losses, hit oo 17 of 31 passes for 254 yards and one touchdown. Leroy Kelly pl1111ged over for two more. An !&.yard pass from Phipps to Frank Pitts gavetheBro'iJDSsixmorepoints with 1:38 left in the game. Fu8y llelsl& A Slsb" "It seemed funny being a sub but it felt great grabbing that TD pass,'' said Pitts, wbo was traded to the Browns by Kansas City two weeks ago. ''It was a straight pattern and Phipps had to throw the bali bigb and ljustleapedupandgrabbedit." Nelsen, who connected on sev· en of 10 passes good for 101 SVAC STANDINGS All Gomes TEAM W .L T P OP Eastern 2 0 0 69 0 KY9er Creek Noith Gallla o1 20 o1 651 ~6 Southern 0 2 o 8 oi6 5outhwe$1ern 0 2 0 8 56 0 88 Hannan TrsacvA• c 001121 TEAM Y W L T P OP ~aster~ k ~ ~ ~ So~:,r~ee o 0 o o o ·Southwestern o o o o o North Gallla 0 I 0 0 26 Hannan Trace 0 2 o 0 88 ° g Totals 3 3 : o 114 114 FRIDAY'S GAMES: Kyger Creek aI Southern; Frontier Local at Eastern, and Symmes Valley at Hannan Trace. Un...._,.res ~ By United Press lnterMii011ol American League Boston 020 101 ooo- 4 6 0 Washingtn . 100 110 ooo- 3 6 0 Moret (J.Jl and Montgomery; Brobert (S-81 and Billings. HRs -Lahoud (14th), Broberg (lsi), Pelrocelll (27th). Calif 001 000 OlD- 2 4 0 Chicago 000 000 ooo-- 0 3 o Messersmith, Laroche 18) and Torborg; Wood t:l0-13) and Herrmann. WP-Messersmlth (18-13) . HR-Aiomar (3rdl. Cleveland 100 001 ooo-- 2 8 2 New York 001 000 iOl- 3 • o Dunning (8-W and Fosse; Kline (12·131 and Gibbs. (lsi gAmel Kan City 000 000 012- 3 8 1 Mlnnesla 402 000 OOx- 6 8 1 Splll1orff, Nelson (31 and Kirkpatrick; Blyleven (1-1-151 and Roof. LP-Spllttorff 18-81. HR- Keough (Jrdl . 12 nd pmel KanCity 020 001 02o-- 5 1 o Mlnnesta 000 000 002- 2 6 o. '~'!' pc-ilwlity ct. circula~in~ pelilions mp,..ling an iocreue in_laus m o!cohoJic beoaages Wllb lbe l*t• ..... 1 'gna!ed far beatment and rehabilitatjm ol ~ was ~ during Sunday afternoon's annual meeting or the Meigs County Women's Christian Temperance Unim. vice president : Mrs. Lena McKinley, secretary; and Mrs. Ada Warner, ·treasurer. Mrs. McKinley gave the prayer of installation. Serving on the nominating committee were Mrs. Joseph Cook, Mrs. Pearl Hoffman and Mrs. Iva Turner. Names directors were Mrs. Audrey Miller, church and school education; Miss Lucretia Genheimer, visual program ; Mrs. Cook, public relations; and Mrs. Warner, Christian outreach. · ers. Houston, 31·0 Grid Standings BEAT Tbe Browlll are at Baltimore · next SnndoY and relln bere Monday ni81Jt, Ocl 4. far a game ll"inst lbe()okJand Raid- Cleveland Slams Cincinnati.Tops Determlued DeleiUe The running g1,110e wasn't bad either, with the Bengals outgain· ing the Eagles 236 yards to 39, leaving Jlltle doubt that their defense of the AFC's Central Division title will be a determined NFL S!AndiRgs clubhouse. was very modest one. Br United .Press ln.......,"on~l . CINCINNATI (tJPO- Every· about their impressive 37 • 14 , Eagle:quarterback Pete Liske American Caooferetlce ane in the Cincinnati Berigals season - opening win over the pointed out that ''we had hOped East Philadelphia Eagles Sunday, but to run a little better against Baltimore W. 1L 0 To t~ thesmellofsuccessandanother them"buttheBengalsdefensive New England 1 o o 1.000 big season for the young team line would not penni! it.· Miami 0 o 1 .000 · k 1 'd t of the Be 'Buffalo 0 1 0 .000 permeated the air. . Lis e a•. mos . n· New York Jets o 1 0 .000 "Anytime you win in pro foot- gals' defensive sucCi!SS on one Cenlral W. L T. Pet. ball you feel good," head coach , man, tackle Mike Reid. 1 1 Paul Brown commented. "The · "Mike Reid is the seeret to Cleveland liiEHIGH 1 0 0 1·_000 000 Cincinnati difference between winning and the Bengals defense," Liske Pittsburgh o 1 o .000 losing usually is a very small said. "He has great strength, Houston 0 1 0 .000 · thing." quickness and anticipation. He West BUYING A W. 1L 0 T.0 1.000 Pet. One smatl mista' ke apparen tly keeps you on your toes ali th e San Diego caught up with the Eagles in the lime." Denver o o 1 .000 ·k h ood 1o · Kansas City o 1 o .000 third quarter when quarterback Lis e ad g reason pm· Oakland 0 1 0 .OOO Virgil Carter hit receiver Speedy point Reid's play. The big lack· N li 1Conf a onaEast erenoe ...._ reoor ... ur wltll . Thomas with a pass which car- le roared through the Eagle's of. ried for a 90 • yard Cincinnati fensive line to sack Uske four W. L T. Pet. New York Giants 1 0 0 1.000 touchdown. times and also accounted for six Dallas 1 0 0 1.000 .LOW COST INSU.RED "The Thomas louchdown play unassisted tackles. Washlnf,lon 1 o o 1.000 AUTO FINANCING IY NATIONWIDE changedthegame,"arownsaid. · Reid, the fanner Penn State ~~~~C:::,I~Ia : J : ::: "The (Eagles) played the run All-American, gave most of the Cenlral and the pass was right on the credit to the "entire defensive w. L T. Pet. · Chi 1 o o 1 ooo button, a real thing of beauty." unit." cago · 0 000 Carter, who passed for 273 "The defense really works as Minn~la 0 0 0 ·.000 Detro• IBay yards and three touchdowns, a team, " he S81'd , " and the \.Green o 1 o 000 was equally modest in accept- frontfourhasdevelopedtremen· West · W. L T. Pet. ing congratulations for his per- dously this season." Atlanta 1 0 0 l.OOO "All Of A Suddeo ... " New Orleans 1 0 o 1.000 formance. "The call for the pass to "They played a great game," Los Angeles o 1 o .000 San Francisco 0 1 0 .000 Thomas came from the coaches commented Philadelphia coach Sunday's Resuns and we just executed it,'~ he Jerry Williams. "We made a Dallas ~ Buffalo o said. "A lot oi credit has to go couple of mistakes and they cap- Cleveland 31 Houston 0 to Bill WaJ.11 (offensive coach). italized on them. All of .a sud· N.Y. Glanis 42 Green Bay ~ New England 20 Oakland 6 I don't think there's another den you're 14 points behind." Cinclnnall37 Philadelphia 14 passing attack in football lo The Bengals took a slim 10- Chicago 17 Pittsburgh 15 equal this." 7 halftime lead with Carter hit· Atlanfa 20 San Francisco 17 . . Washington 24 St. Louis 20 tmg Enc_Crabtree on a two- Baltimore22N.Y. Jetso yard scormg pass and kicker Denver 10 Miami 10 Horst Muhlmann adding a 36- San Diego 2i Kansas City 14 1 Monday's Gomes . ld yard f•e goa · Minnesota at Detroit Liske passed 10 yards to Ben (Only game scheduled) Hawkins in the second quarter SUndoy's Gomes for a TD and hit Hawkins again Atlanta at L~ Angeles . . . Chicago at Mmnesola m the fourth period With a 1!i- Cincinnati at Pil1sburgh : yard scoring aerial, finishing the S35:oo DJwn·• game with 20 completions and "Belance•an 301 yards. Virgil Carter freely admitted Convenient The second half of \he game he was delighted with the home Terms. was all Cincinnati, however, opener victory, the third straight with Carter compleling the 90- for the Bengals, but when askyard pass play to Thomas for a ed to predict the season 1out· new club record and halfback come he replied: Essex Johnson scampering 68 "I just hope we're good yards through Eagle defenders enough to beat Pittsburgh next Mason, W.Va. for another score. week. 11 Eagles, 37 To 14 ;oA · - , , , . t•t.PwGJ,O.,R!eF'. 21,.trll ·. later to give lbe JlnlwiiS a 7.0 lead with 9:'rl \eft in 1be first quarter. Nelsen took charge again an.er a missed field goal attempt by lbe Oilers from lbe Oeveland37. An offside penalty took the bali to lbe two and two plaJ$ later ]{ej]y swept end from the one to sccre with 13:'rl left in the firSt half. After Houston posted its first down of the game on a 1t: yard pass frcm <l.arley Jolmsoo to Charles Joiner in lbe second quarter, both teams ll'aded the !oothall and Walt Sumner picked off the first of bis two interceptions. Ceek<nft Csm Itil A penalty put lbe bali oo lbe Cleveland five and Nelsen moved his team to lbe Houston 12 before he was mopped for a five-yardlossonthirddo'iJJLDoo Cockroft booted a H-yard field goal and the Browns led 17-G with 3:24 left in lbe half. Cockroft, who speci•Uzes in punts and field goals, ran for the first time as a Brown when he faked a punt and aprlnted far 12 yards and a first down. "It is up to Cockroft -whether he runs or not," Skorich said. "But when he does run, he bad better make iL" An eight.Jard pass from Nelsen to Gary Collins capped a 73yard drive in the third quarter and alter Ron Snidow recirvered a Houston fumble and rebsrned to lbe Oilers 18, Pbipps ~ his scoring aerial to Pitts. Offensive tactle Sam Walton of Houston and defensive _end Joe Jones of Oeveland were yards in the first quarter, mov· ejected in the fourth quarter for ed the Bro'iJDS 68 yards in 10 fighting. WAYNE IELLY JlllliD MOSPORT, Oill (UPI) Qmadi8D driver and t.n'Jdrr Wayne Kelly ..... .tilled Sunday in a Fmmula Fen ~ prior to lhe Canadian Grand Prix. Kelly, n, ..... tilled in • ~ involving four cars, and an amh11lance driver, Bill '8JIIan- dale, suffaed a lailRD left ann and flllll" race offidals received min<r injuries. ·watch Your ........... _. ..... $$Grow ........ at tile Mllp c.. 51¥1_..,. ....... ........ of ... A - c.. Green Thumb In a report of aclivjtjes or the Pomeroy WCTU, Mrs. Warner noted( that there are 'n members, that literature on temperance was distributed to students in February, that jn April · Youth Temperance Posters were placed in business windows, and the letters con· cerning temperance legislation have been directed to · legislators. The Union also staged a tea in February in memory of Frances WiUard, founder, and placed a book in the public library in memory of a deceased member. Mrs. White, reporting for the Middleport Union, noted that a student was sponsored at a seminar on alcoholism and drugs in August, and that Youth Temperance Week proclamations haci been placed in the local schools. Mrs. Turner was at the piano for group singing to open the meeling. A welcome was given by Mrs. Cline,<and Mrs. White presented devotions using scripture from Matthew. The group gave the ·23rd Psabn in ~Baptist Omrch. meml•ra unison. The Rev. Charles served. the refresbmlllll. Mn. Simons conduced the meeting Cline presided at the puiiCb bowl. with prayer. --- "IT'S TRUE" VALUES ARE FOUND AT --~ FURNnuRE BAKER MIDDL£PORT, 0. Notes • .•. CURRENT PASSBOOK RATE A weekly feature of Meigs CoWity Garden Club members. I Save by tile loth, earn from tile 1st. Meeto.hlch TlliAIIIIMc-tr Savlnpi ..... C.. 2MSon Ut. PoiMrey,Ohio Ways to Attract Birds To Your Garden PREPARE FOR WINTER NOW! 24" BAMBOO RAKE Member Federal Home Loon Bonk. UTILITY LAWN RAKE BOND Member Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp. All accounts insured up to REO. 3.29 :$20;,000;·;00:.;::;;::~ plays for a first period score • - · - - - -...-~~~ and sparked a 1t-play, ., yard drive that put the Browns ahead 14-0 in the second period. • After a 21-yard pass to Milt ·oFF ICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 !.CLOSE:' Morin put the bali oolhe Hous· AT NOON ON THURS.)- EASTCOUflT'SJ... ton four yard line, Kelly leaped into lbe end plays Ha rdwood handle, 1teel reinforced. 2•" wide with ~8" handle. SAlE PIICE 18-1{2" wide, 20 Ieeth. 48" handle. PLASTIC BAG BUTLER LAWN CLEAN-UP LEAF BAGS 1f1 PACKAGE OFIO ~-:- I lEO. 1.98 ·sEE THE HERD·THUNDER AGAIN! p lEO. 3.99 LOMA Heovy·duly plosUc wilh metal lodlng hondlea. 24-3/~" tall. Gr .. n with black lid. TRASH CAN LINERS SO lAO KOIIOMY PAQC lOIDITE lEG. 4.29 _,EISIIY FOOTIALL IS 01 TIE SPECIAI.fY COlE IACIIUI••• C0AC1 JAG L•Yn All liS STAFF AlE - - TOWIW A •you• _ _ . . ..... FOI 1tn•. Elosllc strop holds plastic bog on rim. Great for home, yard or off I( e. Holds up to 30 gal. bog. Leu bog. PLASTIC ROOF CEMENT SEEM. U. FOOTBALL TIHS FALL! NATUIAl SEASON TICKErS ARE ON SALE NOW FOR MARSILtLL'S FIVE MAJOR COLLEGE HOME GAMES iAYTGI ...... ···-· OCT. . . . . . . . . TAYlOR IEO. U9 h»P.I. lUI COACII -JAa u.m 2. Bani<.Ameriard I • 0 0 Jj~.YlOI # 3. .1/3 Down, l/3 on 8/10'71 1/3 on 9110n1 4. OTHER: (VISIT SEARS cr AMSIIARY-J()HNSON TO ORDER ON YOUR CHARGE ACalUNTI ISiptuntl •INSTRUCTIONS: Use only offi<ial Older blank. Make checb poyoblo 1o ,....,.,... Univet1ity. SEND TO: Marshall Llnive<sity Dept. of Athletics P.O. Boot 1360 Dote JIMMY·PRI)OF 1 1'11CE LOCK .... HIIGHUisALE full width drip oop. Semkon367 IE0.4.49 ceoled aluminum hinges. Ad- Operation from outside by a kev; Inside by a rhumb turn. 0 tFOOT Further info' . .. teleplooe 696-3190 in both sides of this official Older form, thank you. 16 FOOT 117 Alumni NAME Big Green Club Me111benhlp ADDRESS Rag. ~ Ticket Holder New Order IZIPl SEND _ _ SEASON TICKETS@ $20.00 (ADIJLTI _ _ __ F'OSTAGE AND HANDLING .SOc TOTAL REMITTANCE .50 ibout Slot. 151h.l I£G.4M !Hich Sct.ool 1111 ancllnierl $ •h..r, 21· 2 • 7' vinyl foam and wood strips, I · J' 1lrip. 3/I-INCH C1 C1 SAlE PIICE 0 0 3/..INCH SALE I'IICE 1/2" high x 36" long With replac ... able ~inyl lnte~l. • SEASON TIC-KETS@ $10.00 CYOUTHI _ _---::::- m~iled SIORM·DOOR KIT DRAFT SEAL tickets.) (Tickef! will be 87$ ContOin'J 3'x 7' diiOJ" ]&7 !Must have your CORRECT adchss to rillil your •u 1.19 DENNIS --------------------------------~-----PLEASE type ot print: CHECK ONE:----------------~ Lm to IIIII, mii-AI, a CAIRI AID NATE IUFFIN, ALONG WllH COACH JlCI LENGYEL. lEG. SAlE I'IICE Mode of flexible tdruded rubber. - DOOR WEATHER STRIPPING SET Ml CAULKING GUN lustable bottom apander wilh sweep. RECORD OF PAYMENT . Bll a ~- ~tely fill SEND 34$ ~lnyl GARAGE DOOR SEAL 0 Huntirwton. West Virginia ,25115 CITY/STATE An osphoh odh.s;lu thut loslt for years! A proclical buy. · PLASTIC ROOF CEMENT I. CASH 7 191 by button. METliOD OF PAYMENT \, 133 Bolt may ba retained or deod·IO(ked ~-------------------------------------------------------· •.ARSHALL UNI,ERSITY. •• t:REEN II liT~· 1971 FOOTBALL S~ASQN TICKET ORDER ., HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA,-----, 1971 I PRDMfSE TO PAY TO THE ORDER OF W.RSHAU. UNIVERSITY, ACCORDING TO PAYMENT PlAN 1-2-3-4 (Please check """"""... ..-.I . THE SUM OF $ FOR 1911 FOOTIIAU. SEASON TICKETS. SAlE PRICE NIGHT LATCH ...... ....... ...... PROMISSORY ''GREEN NOTF' GAll.ON FINISH h»P.I. S&Jr.25 .1A- oa. " AlUMINUM 2·72"x36" plo.lk " ' - 36' fnolding ar.d 77$ no~•· Colftl'l 2 DENNIS P()MEROY CEMENT BLOCK OOMPANY • The Depalbtttnl Sbl of Bullill Silce 1115 SEE OTHEk_ SIDE FOR INSTRIJCTIQNS •.• \ . �1-fttDII.r, tt '."" 5 W' .,,o.,Sept... tm Sentinel Classifieds Get Action r---------------------------1 ,...,., !Helen Help Us I I •. ·· By Helen Bottel 1; J1J ~~ld daughter bas two girl friends whom I like a lot. Jlllt-tbq bolbenme terriblY. TheBe three are inseparatu, IIDdiDourclluebten'bedJooma-allthreeornme. · It's got so tbey wear only psn18, and if I mention a new ll"ess, JOII'd lblnk I cifeed to inject our Peggy with the plague.llmow lbe rad-llpanla,butsbouldn't lbeywant to be GiRLs once in phone 992·39S4. ' · 1970 CHEVROLET BELAIR 4 DOOR S21t5 . LO$Sthan 10,1110 m iles by local owner. Sharj>as new In all ways, white over gojd finish, 350 V-8 engine. pow..sleerl~. radio, whife.walls, wh. covers. .• willie! Pomerey . . . Co. Now If there 1ras a boy involved, I'd tnow how to ..,.dle lbll llllw!lim, but bow em~ I questlm Peg without making myself look OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. liR a "drty old mother"? never seen anytblng that looks f!CIMEIOY,OIIO "strange," llltlread so much about lbll sort of lbing.l can, help -~ •Mjkions. Am I - ABNORMAILY WORRIED? Dear WOITied: . WANT AD llobie Homes for Sale INFORMATION Y011'w described tine perfectly normal young teenage girls. Gl FINANCING AVAILABLE. DEADLINES Far Pete's like, dOll 'I make yourself look« feel like a "dirty old No down payment, 12 years to 5 P.M. Day Before Publication pay to qualified G I. Up to IJIIIIher" by supectlng bomOBemBiity (which is wbal you imply, Monday Deadline 9 a .m . S2,500 available lor lot im· Can!l!llatlon ._ Corr_ection~ ....... you're afraid to ssy It). provements if you own a lot. aJ:Cepted unlifv·a.in. for TrGuble with many psrents these da;ps is: they read too Will beDa~ Get your new mobile home of Publication now. See James Simpkins. macll! -B. REGULATIONS ·valley Estate$ Mobile Home The Publisher · reserves the Dllr Helea: Sale$, Rt. so East Athens r ight to edit or reject any ads 'Die Jellier fram the suicidal college student slruck a deemed . objectional. The 59U762. 9-19-Jltc ·~chord in me.l too baw felt the sting of rejection from publisher will not be respbnsible rv. for more than one incorrect. "" lrieadl. I'm a JRIC mother of three. I bold a Master's Degree and am -kbc fur i11J l)oct(nte. My husband is a dental surgeon. We •vealovelybame, two cars, tbewbole bit. Jn July, 19'10, I made lbe lblrd and liiG8I serious of four suicide lt!&Fijlll. TheuniwrsaJret!pCIIaeW811, "Sbe? BulhowcouJd it be? After Cllatlfolmd that people ~ted me u if I bad leprosy- m~d 1-.J J.d IDIDY ''frimls" because I bad been 011 the board of dieclaa fur.several political and charitable «ganizationa, also bad aa '!Ed 111 lbe Board of EducaiiOII. 'l1lelr altitude reinforced my feeling of worlblessni!IJS and lmllllty. 'lbi!III st.-ted research Into calllll!8 of suicide, and found 111e q.,te wbk:h might belp: ''The fear of people commillini "'""'" II ~'dated to man's fear ofloldng control of bisdrives and tile prial.y rur of~ cr being ldUed. 'Ibis universal. ~la m •• d..mJy afrald d tboae wbo tlreaten to commit the nalact." .... insertion . RATES For W~nl Ad Service 5 cents ~ Word ooe insertion Minimum Charge 75c 12 cents per word three consecutive Insertions. 18 cents per word six con. secutive lnserllons. 25 P..- Cent Dlscounl on paid ads and ads paid within 10 days. CARD OF THANKS &OBITUARY Sl.SO tor SO word minimum. Each additional word 2c. BLIND ADS Additional 25c Charge per Advertisement. OFfiCE HOURS 8:30a.m . lo S:OO p.m . Daily. 8:30 a .m. to 12: 00 Noon Saturday. lnslrucliOif ' PAINT DAMAGE. 1971 zig-zag sewing machines, s1111 in Original cartons. No attachments needed as our controls are built-in . Sews with 1 ,.. 2 needles, make$ bullonholes, sew on buflons, monograms. and blind hem stilch. Full cash price, $38.SO or budgel plan available. Ph!>l'le 992-5641. 9-14-6tc -::E-L-:E:--C ::-T ::-:R"' O"'L"'U-:X -:--v- a_c_u u m cleaner complete with a1lachments, cordwlnder and paint spray. Used, bul in like new condilion. Pay $37.45 cash · or credit terms available . Phone 992-5641. 9-1•-6tc SEMI-DRIVER TRAINING. We are currently offering tractor trailer !raining through the facllilies of the fo(lowi~ truck lines: Truck Line Dlstrlbuli!>l'l Systems, Inc. , Express Parcel Deliveries, Inc. , Skyline FARM and home latex I'M>use Deliveries, Inc. For ap. paint sale: King Builders plicatiUI and inl..-view, call Supply, Middleport. 304 3U 880, or write School 9·2·241c Sately Division, United ~~---.!!~---Systems, Inc., c-o Terminal Bldg., 5517 Midland Drive, Charleston, West Virginia, 25306. 9-20-21c ROOFiNG & CMPEIIIER NEW & Ol.D WORK All WNI.r RHfi.. & Constnodion Aathafty J'lullllling & - -· Complete Pl•m•i•l· Healing ud "'ir cditiiOiing. . 2141 Lincoln St.,Midd_.. c.. .. Phone 992-2550 . Insured , Experienced Work Guaranteed See _u s tor Free Estimate on Furnace lnstalation. . ll. · 14' · 24' · WIDE ' MIWR MOBILE HOMES llllar Helea : ' I'm lit, wtlite, -m.l to a WOIIderful, attractive Spanlab girl. Balf elf iiiJ large family accepta bet, ~ others make tm&d *-u-i~JmWowulbatburt•'t.r·IJter.Yonm.WIIltl .!-.•• M I keep 111 trylng,orcutoirton the prejudiced Illes? - BlllOD T1D1 :u:R THAN WATER? Dllr BIIW: A betilr ilopn is "Foruklng all olbers" - especiaUy if tbeJ"N dl:l&miaed to htri YIJilf wife. - H. WiN AT BRIDGE Sl.SO, Frosllucenl Lip Kote S2.SO now $2, 23 delicious colors. Call 992-5113 or come see at 161 V, ~· ·'h Ave. , Middleport, Oh LOCAL MAN wishes to buy 8-29-ttc acreage close to Pomeroy. Phone 992·3374. REWARD FOR return or in9-12-12lc forma tion concerning a 6month old Siamese cal. Write Box 293. Middleport , Ohio. 9- l~lc lost For Rent 3 ROOMS and balh, furnished, 110'12 Mulberry, phone 9'12· 201 after 5 p.m . 9- 19-tfc DOPI Helps Solve Jamming N~!f (D) 6AQ·as ¥K53 • AQI054 .3 WIST .2 EAST 61092 ¥74 9.11086 U2 .AK10864 SOU'l'll 6KJ754 .AQ92 • K76 • J83 .QJU3 •r . =====:-:--,--- 2. 3. .• ,. 6, Pass Pass Pass Poss Pass Opening lead_. K F Sal By OlwaN I< James Jaeoby Oswald: " It doesn't happen often, but occuionaUy an oppooeat will interfere with y o u r Blackwood sequence by bidding over four 110-lrump. Sometimes t h i s •bid wit! reaDy upset your • apple cart. other times it lbould not be of much anooyuce provided' you tnow bow to bandie the situation." .Tun: " In JACOBY MOD· ERN we use the simplest defenie against jamming bid&. We double to show no ac:ea and pass to show one ace. This im't a patented Jacoby defense. It's called DOPI, which stands for double shows zero-pass shows one:· Oswald: " W i t h two or more aces we bid and let our llalice • REVIVAl starting Sept. 22 at 7:30 p.m. Zlan UB Church, lour miles east of Shade. Sloeclal singing. Pastor .a nd chwch welcomes all. Ap. PMrlng the 22nd, the Gospel•lres Quartette. Evangelist, Rev. John ElswiCk. • 9-20-31c , Q-lft tM impeachment frill of a U.8. pmidmt, 1llllo GCtl 06 preming of· fjter1 A-Tbe chief justice oflhe "UIIIted States. e ------------- Real Estate For Sale + For Sale Hit.TOM WOLFE . Mt-3111 BILL NELSON 19.1-3157 EXPERIENCED -· . PCIIIIIIIJ Home.&AulD. Open1nn Monday """S..tunloy 606 E. Molin. Pomenr, o. POMEROY HOME& AUIO Cleland Realty ~.T.-y, Wd11 tay..,.Fridoy IUEITNARS QlftSONMASONRyl OFFICE: SUPPUES ~Additions FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Display. And l.Mdl Beds. Virgil B. TEAFORD SR. l Rt.2 P'amtror. Ollio '" acre lot, on new public wafer system, located jusl ott Rl. 7 on C:O....tv Rd. 25 al Chester, Ohio. If lnteresled call 985-4262. 9-S.I2fc 'SIX ROOM house, ba lh. lull basement, 133 Butternut Ave .• just walking dislai'IC!e from· downtown Pomeroy. Contact : d Hedrick , 2137 Wadswoi"'Orive, Columbus, Ohio, phone, 237-4334, Columbus. 5·9-lfo NEW, 3· bedroom home · in Middleport . . Buill~ n kllchen. ceramic tile bath, all-eleclric' heal, good neighborhood. Can arrange FHA finan cing. Telephone 992·3600 or 992· 2186. 7-25-tfc Business Services READY-MIX CDNC~ETE delivered right lo rovr prpject. Fast and easy. F._ esltm·ates . Phone "2·J214. Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. , Middleport, Ohio. 6-30-ltC' AUTOMOBilE ' InsuranC,. been cancelled? Lost your opo!rator's license? Call 992. 2966. 992-7601 OFALL"!HE OF MAIN AND LUCK ... eL.M ... Const. Rooling , a t um i num sidi ~. PtoorM. 992-7324. 8-25-llc IIISjle(tiJn and Re-OQI - - --- PLUMBING, oleW or repairs. All work guaranteed. Phone 992·230. 9- 1 ~- 121c Sped.al AI 6.98 GASOUNE ALLEY Plus Ports llaeiiiiCir'• PHONE m -2143 TRENCHER a nd comple te wafer line lnstallalion. PIFone 985-3373 days afler 5 p.m . or weekends. 9·9-121c SEPTIC tanks deaned. Miller Sanitation, Stewart. Ohio. Ph. 662·3035. 2-12-lfc C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer CompleleSenice Phone949-3121 Radne, Ohio Critt Bradford S.l-tfc THE SHOP. Custom mNt cutting, Pleasant R": :C,:-. , Pomeroy. D'ck ' Vaug , 992. 3374 and Dale U tile, '1'/2-6)16 . . 9-12-JOk · - - -- - - - - - - - IT'& Wlf8l "ICU'R£ -y ~ llfllWIT I FfR S0-90 l!AO-IIICl lllCK- BUT WHftt 'IOU COME -IT'S Dfi I EWtl ..AIIO I'M SO ~-· ... _. . . . .... . LEGAL NOTICE ORDINANCE ItO. 4ZI • ... Dec lari ng that it hi necessary· tor the payment of c urrenJex.penses of ttte Vlll-ae ot ~: Pomeroy , Oh io. •nd declariftt> the amount of 1axes that may tat-· levi ed a1 the maximum rate· author ized b V law without a :· vote of ele-ctors to be in: .. suffic ien t and declaring the necess ity of a .levy in excess of such rate . : BE IT RESOLV ED by liFe Counc il o f 1h e Village o( Pomeroy , Stat e of Ohio. a ll members th ereto concurring !' Sec. 1: That it is necHSary tct have add itional monies for the payment of cu rrent expenHS ct the Village of Pom eroy. O h io~ Sec . 2: Tha1 the amount Of. tu.es tha t may be r•ised by the' levy of faies at the miiiimumratt au thor ized b y Section 5705 .02 of the Rev ised COde Off th.e taKab_lt property in s. id V1llege wdt be lnsuHicient to prov ide an .adequate amount tor the necessary r equirements of sa id Village.. and that it is necessary for the pur,pose of ORDIItAIICE ItO. 41f prov iding add it4onal funds for ' the paymen t of cvr r •t exPROVIDIItG FOB DAMAGES of . t-he Village of SUSTAIItED BY RESIDENCE penses Pomeroy,, Ohio. as provided in OF THE COMMIIItiTY BY 570S . 19 Of the ReviRd THE IIISTALI.ATIItG OF THE Section COde , that;taxes be levied on the SAitiTARY SEWER SYnEM. taxablePropertr within the · Vilfage tor a pe-r iOd Of five years Be it ordained by- the- counc il at a_ rate In excess of such 01 lhe Village or I!Orn~oy, Statt maxt mum rate authorized in of Ohio, a ll members th~ereto Section 5705 .'02 of tbe Rev ised concurring : COde. 5ec. 1. That wtlereas it was Sec . l : .That it is necessary to necHSary ror the Village of levy lhe taxe-s tor the )'Nrs lt11 Pomtroy to relocate sanitary 1972, 1913, 1P14 an~ 1975 at liFo sewer lines ot cuta in Fesidentti rate of one·.ttalf m ill on each at tW Village Of Pomet"oy, Main dollar of the faK v.al uation Of the Street~ for il'lStilllation of ttle taKable Pr,operty w i ltl in llle sanitary sewer system. end llage Of Pomeror i n eKc:ess ot Sec:. l . Wherus. the- Village of vi the •r ate author•led br Hie said Pomeroy dnires. t·o per 5705.02 of liFe Revised damages to lbe property owners Seclion COde . Th1t there . would be whose sewer and-or water lines levi~ the sum of scents on Nch Wft'e a ltft'ed and changed . Sl_OOth· ~ of t-he t•••ble p11 ape: 1, Sec. l . Now thentore counc il Wt tn the sa td Village of Of the Village Of Pomeroy Pomeroy . desires lo llppropriate thf' sum Sec. 4 : That the Clerk be and Of S1 3~--0D tQ property OWnl!rS she is hereby d irtcled to certify for lite dilmeges. sustained by a cOpy fhis Ordinance to the them in the changing and Deputy ofStateSupervisors and altering of lhe sanitary sewer Inspectors of elections Meigs lines ha the Village of Pomfl"oy. County! Ohio. iin order or that Sec. • - Furth~ermore no SUPet".VtSOrs and InspectorsSllicl Of property owner ~all receive ~ t ecf!ons mar m•ke the more than 65 pd. as Hm,qes neces.sary ur:engements tor the for the cost ot changing 1he l)f such queslian to sewer illnd-GI" water linH. Tha' submission «!lectors at saki. VilliJOe. •s the amourlt Of Mid dema.ges to the be awarded 10 property owners provodO<I bv taw. (See 570S.l7J Sec . .5 : Th1t lhis Ordinance i5 Sb•ll be determined by the hereb~ dec t.ilred tet be an Mayor Of Mid Village and the Ord i nance Clerk and Tr••sur~r are emergency a Uthor ized to d isperse sa id. necessary tor t-he safety .and , of the said VillAge Of monies to the Mid proper1y welfare Pomero';'. owuen. Se~ . 6: That liFo Cl..... be Mid Sec:. 1. This ordinance shall she_ tS hereby dire-cted to ause t•ke~t and be in force from and •tter the urliest period not•~e ot such election to be pubhshect. as required br law~ •llowed by law. Charl es Legar Passed August JO. 1911. Charles W . Lqar Passed : Sept. e. 1911 Mayor Attest : Attest : Jane ·walton Jane Walton. Clerk Clt<k (f ) IJ , '20, 71 , 11 1BII Jll flar -- •.utter ua• lelt. ,I . . , . CIJPI l II: ON ONJ: lS8UII: AT ••ABT, JIDf .uU> WOII:ID( AGRIZ: IB&f BUIH DIBIRUIT . WON f....B. L. JiliHaLC( <0 ll'rl 1D1F1 r.1 w .,_....,... .boo.l WWM ~pie """" SURE ·- =-N-E-:'5.........,,., '"IIDIIdot INSINJCIOR. T.A*D jedlllt ... ..... =...... ...,.,.....__.. eouatry eb (ftl".) ! fe' tCwdL) IX' lf.Newt Wortd &.m.Jr• WjJ!rl &F a J'~·- :IO.Oid 4. Kllldot -· tlwdL) ot I YOANG trap 24-lldlllle 14. _,.."'nil ..... lO.I!rmlll&'· OliNde 28.Xlll4 :12.lllll· II r' 7 c• a sin tl.C&IIl· ILa.- wlllll· root =.. (Sp.) 1 r III IHOGBUTI II NOT IN FA~ OF iHE LAW! SEMIED N-•1 plheeh It ...... I I I I vn "- l _.. ··a.Poa DAILY CIUf'l'OQtJOD-Bere'alaow to WVIk It: ~JtYDLa~~Xa LOlfGPI:LLOW o- ..uar lllllpl)' ah t tar aao~~~er. Ill tllla ••P"' ~ .. NO .u • ......., '"'""""' 1 AM __, - - .._ L'., X flar tile two O'a, ote. lfll&le loll ., ""'' ,.., ..,..... • -qa h- {In, lilt, I~ 1114 ,_llala ot tllet _ . an an "'llOII8LE SW1S 10 FM> I'C - - - - - n n ~---'1 llfilt& Jlldt. daJ tiJII eooll )Ill 8 are dlftwl I 1 r A 0,;1 II I ""'I'!II'IIIMIIIe Q B YFTI I'B CTA. ZVC VHB "XA XVFTIB XC JA.BFSA HTJ NHT XVPTJB XC XAHB ." - XSBTGF '' I I.. catlll u .... , ... Ia , to,............. .. IIJIIol ...... flit•--• I [ U) .. [ I I I t a~~aa~aa JtR G r.'J' . I TJ-IeRE~ DOWNTOWN ... CO~Nel<' Ai Condilialil( re mode ling ~ Construction. For building or r~odellng home . Call Guy Nelg ler, Racine, Ohio. 7.)1-ttc 191 13, 10. :11 rour allliWO 6/U 7EP-$ MMVE 7WfT IZ\ IIOWIZHAfJ AlREAOYaEeN 50/.D. ~ ......., 0. 11M YuS L.ET ME KNO# WHEN WE GET HOW FAA YA GOIN' ? kOI lEN Seplic:T011ks QUEEIII . ' BUGSI~!l!!_-------, r - - - - - , Nt-4551 HARRISON' S TV and Antenna Service, PIFone 992-2522. ~ IO.Ifc Broker llOMechalllc Slrftl NEI~LER Residential, Commercial and Industrial Wiring 24 Hour Service Kitdlens, llallls And Pilicis B•tthu And Err'! 1du Won Real Estate For Sale O'BRIEI EUCIRIC SERVICE Pomeroy 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy LIKE. PERFUME"· - -..-E lifo,,,,.. 1'11.992·214:1 You COULD EAT RIGI-\T OFF 11-IE GROUIJD-THE RIVERS ARE CRfSTAL Cl Ell,?_ THE AIR 'I S Cemer lhlilll A.... and Stale 81.7 l :lll.lll. .. , "·"'· Tllllrs!lly . 101.111. llll:ll,.lll. Sa-y l:lii.IILIIII,_,.. lft.7414 From the largest Truck ~ Bulldozer Radiator to the Smalle<t Core. Comvlete · He.moaeling Auto Sales oi. North-South vulnerable W..a Nonli Eliot u -E- -I- -- - - mp oyment Wanted F-.tMtnY- SYRACUSE- 3 or • bedrUCins. SEWING MACHINES. Repair service, all makes. 992-2284, bath, gas furnace. ·Model n BEAT the COLD WINTER The Falric Shop, Pom..-oy. kilchen. $12,000.00. and IT'S COST WITH Authcrized Singer Sales and Senice. W.. Sharpen Scissors. HEATING OIL FROM MIDDLEPORT- 3 bedrUCins, 3-29-ttc LANDMARK. '" bath, basement: Garage. 10 acres. $1~.000.00. We have lhe tln0$t Budget O'DELL Wh E E L a lignment Pay Plan, Delive<"y S..-vlces, located at Crossroads, Rt. 12~ . DEXTER 6 room frame Automatic Degree Day Complete front end service, home and 2 lots. $3,500.00 or Delivery and Duel Delivery offer. June up and brake service. Equipment. Wheels b.tlanced elec. We also have a complete line MIDDLEPORT- • bedr10ns. Iron ically. ' All work of Siegler Fuel Oil Heaters bath , nice liv ing . Only guaranteed. Reasonable and F ur"lces. $7,500.00. ra tes. ~'horN. 992-3213. 7-27-lfc POMEROY RURAl - 3 bedrooms, bath, Jack w. C•rsey. Mgr. Phone tt2-2111 iurnace. Garage. Garden . ROSEBERRY furnace in'-----------~ $7.000.00. stallatlan. Free estimates on . new fwnaces. oi l or gas. APPLES Filzpatrlck Qr. INVESTMENT -2 story Irick. Service work . Call Ceci l chards, State Roule 689, 30 rooms . Par king area. Roseberry, Racine, Oh io. phone Wilkesville, 66'1·3185. PIFone 61..aG-22U. 9-3-ttc 3 HOMES- 2 rented - free gas 9-8-301p to all . Modern 3 bedrac:wn - -- -- - - - GREEN BEANS, pick your home. $16,1110.00. AWNINGS, sll:rrm doors and . own, $1.SO a bushel, Andrew wi ndo ws, carports , Cross, Racine, Ohio. POMEROY J -ooms, ~ alum inum siding 9-J·181c bath, furnace. Storm doors, and railing. Call A. J acob, - - -- - windows . Now only $7,500.00. sales rep ent.ltive. For free estimates. phone Charles SYRACUSE - 5 rooms, bath. Lisle, Sy racuse. V. V. basement. Nice lot. $6.000.00. Jo11nson and San, Inc. '66 PONTIAC Grand Prix, 2 dr . hardtop, rebuilt engine, exLETART - 3 bedrooms, bath, 5-27-lfc cellent condition, plenty of furnace . Basement. $7.000.00. HACKNEY' S Electric Service, exlras - $1,295; '67 Honda 305 HELEN L TEAFORD, illl types ol electrical work . cc Scrambler, excellent ASSOCIATE Phone- 7 condition, rebuilt e~lne 992-3325 9·19-6tc " '· S-495. Call 992·2392 alter 5 p.m. 'l-16-61c 9-19-6tc 11 ACRES, 6 room and bath SEPTIC TANKS ClEANED house, 7 miles from Pomeroy Reasonable rales. Ph . .&46-•782, 1967 PL YMDUTH Barracuda, on Rl. 143 - Sl2,000, will seU convertible, V-8, power Galli polis . John Russell , on land coolract. Phone 9'12· steering, stereo, original OFoner & Operalor. 6931. owner - $995. PI'M>ne 992-6005. s. 13-ttc 9-11-5tc 9·19.3fc - - - - -- - - - - - BACKHOE AND DOZER worlt '62 CHEVY, hardtop, tires like HOUSE, 1642 Lincoln Heights. ~c tanks installed. Gear~ Call Danny Thompson, 992. new, 2 snow tirO$, good work IBilll Pullins, Phone 992-2-478. 2196. car. Phone 992-5278. 4-25-tfc 9·19-6tc -------------~7~ - l~Hc LEGAL ltOTICE J BEDROOM home, with bath, MEDIUM sized black 1om cat. white feet and whiskers while spot on nose, answers ~ FURNISHED 2 bedroom apartment, adults !>l'lly, no the name of Joe Sox, wearing pels, Middleport. phone 992flea collar. Anyone seeing 3874. please contact Amanda partner figure out just how 9- 19-6tc Murray 992-3«16. Reward. many aces we hold. In gen· '1-19·31c eral if we make the cheap· APARTMENT, furnished room est bid at our disposal .w e LADY'S Black Onyx ring wilh with bath. phone 992-2780 or show exacUy two aces-if diamond setting in Farmers 992-3432. 9-17-tfc we make a big)ler bid we Bank Parking lot. II found. sbow three or lour." call collect 696-1183. Reward. Jim : " Tod:g;: hand shows 9-19-llp TRAILER , Brown's Trailer Park, Minersvme1 phone 992· how easily · method 332• . works against moderate tn9-19-61c terference. West's jump to WILL DO work of any sari at six clubs puts some pressure home or business. Clean TRAILER space, desirable oil North but bis band is yards, wash windows or car neighborhood, phone 992-2084. quite sound. He holds two paint, etc. Male, 19 rears 9-19-tfc aces and be .i s willing to age. Write P.O. Box ll show them in ipite of being Middleport. ' J ROOM apartment and bath. 91 Buill -in electric wall oven and -· ..:.~..:.. forced to do so at the six Sic table top range, double bowl level. Tbe defense takes one BABYSITTING In home with sink. ov..-looki~ the Ohio club trick and South takes preschool children. Phone r iver. real clean and nice. 992 ·3619· the next 12." Phone Gallipolis •46·9539 9-19-llc Oswald : "East and West after 5 p.m. could have gone on to seven 9-S.Ifc clubs. If they did this North, 01 South, Blackwood, DOPI and TRAILER LOTS, Bob' s Mobile Court, Rt . 124, Syracuse. JACOBY MODERN could 16 FT. SWISS Colony travel trailer, good condition, S'I'IS. Ohio. 992·29Sl. do no better than double and Phone 992-4329. +2-ttc pick up 900 points." 9-20-41c (NlWSPAPEI ENTEIPIISl ASSN.I FURNISHED and unfurnished 2 BLACK miniature poodle apartments . Close to school. puppies. male. PIM>ne 992. Phone 992-543ot. 6329. 10.18-tfc 9·20-41c The bidding has been: West North Eliot Soath - - - - - - - - 1• . 1968 VW, good shape, will take Pass l Pass 2• LEGAL NOTICE Pass 3• Pass ' older car or truck "" trade, You, Sou•L hold : NOTICE 011 also Gravely Tractor and 601 East Main ~FILING OF equipment. McCullough 18" PO"'E ROY . . .AK&7.K2 +AK5 .K83! INVENTORY AND Chain Saw, chain new, will MIDDLEPORT - 1\'o story APPRAISEMEIIT , Wha t do you d0 now . The State of Ohio. Meigs sell for SSO. Phone 992-6702. BRICK, 2 nice bedrooms. A-Bid four diamonds. Your County. Probote Court. bo11h, nice kitchen, dining 9-19-3tc partner IJ ahowlna: stre.Difh. To the Adm inistrators of the room. paneling, carpeting, estates ; lo such of lhe follow ing FEMALE Beeglepup - S5.also full width front porch, storage TODAY'S QUESTION as are residents of the State of male while loy Poodle - $55. buildl~, level lot. $6,950.00. You bid four diamonds. Your Ohio, vis : the surviv ing Phone '1'/2-6931. partne r bids four no·lrump. spous~ •. the nu t of kin, the 9· 19-llc POMEROY- 1 story frame, 3 . . benef•c•arles under the will ; You b1d flve h~arts . to s~ow two and to the &ttornev or attorneys bedrooms, bath, basement, 2 aces and he buis SIX d1amonds. represent ing any · of the BALDWIN Spinel piano. Exglassed porches, front porch, What do you do now? aforementioned persons. garage, A STEAL AT JUST cellent condition. Phone 9-19Augus ta M . Wolfe , Deceased , 15,500.00. Answe r Tomorrow m• all..5 p.m. Letart To;.vnsh i p, Me igs County, 9-19-llc Oh io, No . 20554. POMEROY- FAMILY HOME Ida c : Wolfe . Deceased , CLOSE TO ELEMENTARY Letart Township , Me igs County , 1'160 DODGE school bus. S4 SCHOOL-~ large bedrooms. Oh io. No . 20555. LEGAL NOTICE passenger for camper, 1965 closets. 1'/z baths, large living You are henby notifietJ that Chevrolet, • dr .. V-8, 283. 2 the Inve-ntories and Ap room with fireplace, hardaxles and wheels for 10 tt. IIOTICE OF pra isements of the estates of the wood floors'. gas forced air houselrail..-. Phone 949·2322 APPOIIITMEIIT aforementioned , deceased, late furnace, garage with or 949·3171 . Bill Cozart. Case No. 2osss otsa id County, were tiled in this renovated room over. ALL IN Estate pt " Ida C. Wolfe , Court , Said Inventor ies and 9-19-llc GOOD CONDITION. GOING Deceased . Appralsements w il l be tor :0 T SII,SOO.OO. "'otlce is hereby given that hearing before th is Court on the Anna M . Ryther, of P . 0. Box 6th day of October , 1971 , at 10:00 COAL, limestone. Excelsior PLACE THE SALE OF YOUR <all Works, E. Main St., l30. Pomer.oy . Oh io has been o'clock A.M. PROPERTY IN duly appointed Adm i ni stratrix t>omeroy. Phone 9'12·381>1 . Any person des ir ing to file CAPABLE HANDS of the Estate of Ida c . Wolfe , exceptions thereto must file L9.ift HENRY E. CLELAND deceued. late of Letart them at least five days prior to REALTOR Township, Meigs County, Oh io. lhe date set for hear ing . OHiH 992-2259 POODLE puppiO$. Sliver loy. C_redltors are required to file Given under my bond and seal RHidence 992-2568 Park view Kennels. Phone 992· the1r claims w i th sa id fiduciary Of sa id Court , th is 16th day of w ith in four months. September 1971. 9-16.6tc 5«3. Dated this 15th day of Sep F . H . O'·Btien S.JS.Ifc - - - - - - " - - tember 1971 . Judge and eK-officio F . H. O'Br ien Clerk of s a id Court LARGE Warm Morning coal 3 BEDROOM brick home. Choice location In MiddlepOrt. Probate Judge heater !n good t ondition Seen by appointment only. of said County 8y Ann B . Watson (91 20. 27 (10) 4, J lc $30. Call '1'12-5105. Phone 992·5523 after 4 p.m. Oe p uf y Cl er tr (9) 20, 27, 21 9-19.3fp 5-7-ttc Iliff .,...... t:l/lllllll A 1FN!NI'" . Phone 992-2094 ,...,._date: and-or complete households. Write M. D. Miller, Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 992-6271. 8-25-ttc l RdiD Service And . Rn tng such boob u Dr. Karl Menninger's ''Man Against Notice lin 1'," Rollo ~'s ''Love and WID," and Dr. de Joost 1111 loo's"Suiride mi:Mus&aidde," bas at 1eut c:ooviilcedme lllat .......,.. is a l)a.,ltm of an IDMss, not a aolution. 'lbe~~e ez. per11 DIIR 1111! li!eUesa like a freak, and I can better Uilderstand 1220 Washtnglon Blvd .. Belpre, Ohio i11.J lnp'-e • well u aoclety's rejectl011 of it. Mter all, If it's belli dn ""'', tabulated and delcribed, then I'm not lbe only one MEIGS SENIORS - Portraits Help Wanted will be taken Saturday, 19S4 DODGE truck, 2 ton S«<I, dlttallllllperbape there's a cure.- M.F. September 18 and Saturday, EA~N AT I'M>me addressing 1962 Chrysler 300- $200. Will llllar 11.: envelopes. Rush stamped September 25. Call , _ for trade for pickup, phone 949· self-addressed enilelope. The 3915. your appointment. Grover's 'lbln IS a Clft, but llllike medical treatment, it's different Ambrose Co., 4325 Lakeborn, Sludlo, 992-2~15, Middleport, 9-12-61c ~~~~ eedl lildiYIGial, 111111 aometimes one mates many wrong Davisburg, Mich., 48019. Ohio. 9-8-301p illrll befcft lberlghtkey fill into lbe lock. 9-IS.9tc HOUSE and lot on Vine Street, 1f Clill;y ICieiL-e could aolve the mystery of depressions Racine. Contact Otis Baily, a a unlwrsal medicine to treat them -we'd be KOSCOT Kosmelics. Sep. •anted To Buy 949-28S4. tember Sales Special: OLD Furniture, dish!!$, clocks, llfty 11ep1 , a Utopia. - B. 9-17-elp Kreamy Lip Kote S2 now RE·PEtJTHOOSE . -GUARANTEED- -;;F-ema-:-le-:H::--e::--lp-:W:::-a-:nt,. .ed.,., EXPENSES. up with school starting? You can earn every I'M>ur as a part lime Walkins Personal Shopper. Write SAVE UP to 'OI1e half. Bri~ Personal Show>er Dept., Box 10, Watkins 'Products, Inc., VOIJI" sick TV to Chuck's TV Winona, Mimesota 55987. Shop, 151 Bultemul Ave.. Pomeroy. 9-20-ltc 4-23-ttc rate. 15.55 .. -- A FOUR MEW HOMES OPEN FOR INSPECTIOII ONE HOME IN RACINE lWO HOMES IN SYRACUSE ONE HClii\E IN MIDDLEPORT NO MONEY DOWN . 101 PCT. FINANCING AVAILABLE . A 3 bedroom $16.900.00 hon>e can be puu:le . d with a monthly payment as low •s $65.00 for a family with a ~ salary of $5,000.00 and ' th"" chikftn. 71/o Pd. - 11011 . ·srounNG, ROOF PAIIDIIG EXPERT Wheel WALNUT, . modern style, st..-eo-radio, AM-FM radio, 4 speaker sound system, .c speed automatic changer, separate controls. Balance $63.97. Use our budget terms. Call 992-7085. 9·20-4fc - - - - - -- -MAPLE, beautiful early American style, stereo-radio combination, AM-FM radio,~ speaker sound system, ~ speed automatic changer. Balance $71 ,59. Use our budge! terms. Call 992-1011.5. , _ _ __ _ _ _ _9·_20-4tc Get Resul~! Business Services . 9-17·31c ' HALF RUNNER beans, S2 bushel. · Polaloes. Clarence Proffill, Portland. Phone B-CJ. 225-l. . 9·14-lfc 1970 CAMAROCPE. $3395 Less than 11,000 milO$ & a-ranee of 71 model. Rally .. Sport equipped, Classic - with sandalwood Interior, tlnfe<! glass, fi!clory i!ir conditioned, sports mirrors, console, air spoiler, lurbo hydromatic, _ . - sleerl~ & 'brake$, 350 cu. in. v.a engine. Really Sharp. llOIHER, HOW OOULD YOU? Dllr Helea: . , llldaillll1bey "Bleep over" CCIISianUy, and beca"''l! we all he elmQit DSt ckMJr, we parents aeldom know bow many we'll ' ,. STOKERMATIC fwS. . heatin.g stove, 1 Motor Co. I 1· ~Sentinel Classifieds •••, �1-fttDII.r, tt '."" 5 W' .,,o.,Sept... tm Sentinel Classifieds Get Action r---------------------------1 ,...,., !Helen Help Us I I •. ·· By Helen Bottel 1; J1J ~~ld daughter bas two girl friends whom I like a lot. Jlllt-tbq bolbenme terriblY. TheBe three are inseparatu, IIDdiDourclluebten'bedJooma-allthreeornme. · It's got so tbey wear only psn18, and if I mention a new ll"ess, JOII'd lblnk I cifeed to inject our Peggy with the plague.llmow lbe rad-llpanla,butsbouldn't lbeywant to be GiRLs once in phone 992·39S4. ' · 1970 CHEVROLET BELAIR 4 DOOR S21t5 . LO$Sthan 10,1110 m iles by local owner. Sharj>as new In all ways, white over gojd finish, 350 V-8 engine. pow..sleerl~. radio, whife.walls, wh. covers. .• willie! Pomerey . . . Co. Now If there 1ras a boy involved, I'd tnow how to ..,.dle lbll llllw!lim, but bow em~ I questlm Peg without making myself look OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. liR a "drty old mother"? never seen anytblng that looks f!CIMEIOY,OIIO "strange," llltlread so much about lbll sort of lbing.l can, help -~ •Mjkions. Am I - ABNORMAILY WORRIED? Dear WOITied: . WANT AD llobie Homes for Sale INFORMATION Y011'w described tine perfectly normal young teenage girls. Gl FINANCING AVAILABLE. DEADLINES Far Pete's like, dOll 'I make yourself look« feel like a "dirty old No down payment, 12 years to 5 P.M. Day Before Publication pay to qualified G I. Up to IJIIIIher" by supectlng bomOBemBiity (which is wbal you imply, Monday Deadline 9 a .m . S2,500 available lor lot im· Can!l!llatlon ._ Corr_ection~ ....... you're afraid to ssy It). provements if you own a lot. aJ:Cepted unlifv·a.in. for TrGuble with many psrents these da;ps is: they read too Will beDa~ Get your new mobile home of Publication now. See James Simpkins. macll! -B. REGULATIONS ·valley Estate$ Mobile Home The Publisher · reserves the Dllr Helea: Sale$, Rt. so East Athens r ight to edit or reject any ads 'Die Jellier fram the suicidal college student slruck a deemed . objectional. The 59U762. 9-19-Jltc ·~chord in me.l too baw felt the sting of rejection from publisher will not be respbnsible rv. for more than one incorrect. "" lrieadl. I'm a JRIC mother of three. I bold a Master's Degree and am -kbc fur i11J l)oct(nte. My husband is a dental surgeon. We •vealovelybame, two cars, tbewbole bit. Jn July, 19'10, I made lbe lblrd and liiG8I serious of four suicide lt!&Fijlll. TheuniwrsaJret!pCIIaeW811, "Sbe? BulhowcouJd it be? After Cllatlfolmd that people ~ted me u if I bad leprosy- m~d 1-.J J.d IDIDY ''frimls" because I bad been 011 the board of dieclaa fur.several political and charitable «ganizationa, also bad aa '!Ed 111 lbe Board of EducaiiOII. 'l1lelr altitude reinforced my feeling of worlblessni!IJS and lmllllty. 'lbi!III st.-ted research Into calllll!8 of suicide, and found 111e q.,te wbk:h might belp: ''The fear of people commillini "'""'" II ~'dated to man's fear ofloldng control of bisdrives and tile prial.y rur of~ cr being ldUed. 'Ibis universal. ~la m •• d..mJy afrald d tboae wbo tlreaten to commit the nalact." .... insertion . RATES For W~nl Ad Service 5 cents ~ Word ooe insertion Minimum Charge 75c 12 cents per word three consecutive Insertions. 18 cents per word six con. secutive lnserllons. 25 P..- Cent Dlscounl on paid ads and ads paid within 10 days. CARD OF THANKS &OBITUARY Sl.SO tor SO word minimum. Each additional word 2c. BLIND ADS Additional 25c Charge per Advertisement. OFfiCE HOURS 8:30a.m . lo S:OO p.m . Daily. 8:30 a .m. to 12: 00 Noon Saturday. lnslrucliOif ' PAINT DAMAGE. 1971 zig-zag sewing machines, s1111 in Original cartons. No attachments needed as our controls are built-in . Sews with 1 ,.. 2 needles, make$ bullonholes, sew on buflons, monograms. and blind hem stilch. Full cash price, $38.SO or budgel plan available. Ph!>l'le 992-5641. 9-14-6tc -::E-L-:E:--C ::-T ::-:R"' O"'L"'U-:X -:--v- a_c_u u m cleaner complete with a1lachments, cordwlnder and paint spray. Used, bul in like new condilion. Pay $37.45 cash · or credit terms available . Phone 992-5641. 9-1•-6tc SEMI-DRIVER TRAINING. We are currently offering tractor trailer !raining through the facllilies of the fo(lowi~ truck lines: Truck Line Dlstrlbuli!>l'l Systems, Inc. , Express Parcel Deliveries, Inc. , Skyline FARM and home latex I'M>use Deliveries, Inc. For ap. paint sale: King Builders plicatiUI and inl..-view, call Supply, Middleport. 304 3U 880, or write School 9·2·241c Sately Division, United ~~---.!!~---Systems, Inc., c-o Terminal Bldg., 5517 Midland Drive, Charleston, West Virginia, 25306. 9-20-21c ROOFiNG & CMPEIIIER NEW & Ol.D WORK All WNI.r RHfi.. & Constnodion Aathafty J'lullllling & - -· Complete Pl•m•i•l· Healing ud "'ir cditiiOiing. . 2141 Lincoln St.,Midd_.. c.. .. Phone 992-2550 . Insured , Experienced Work Guaranteed See _u s tor Free Estimate on Furnace lnstalation. . ll. · 14' · 24' · WIDE ' MIWR MOBILE HOMES llllar Helea : ' I'm lit, wtlite, -m.l to a WOIIderful, attractive Spanlab girl. Balf elf iiiJ large family accepta bet, ~ others make tm&d *-u-i~JmWowulbatburt•'t.r·IJter.Yonm.WIIltl .!-.•• M I keep 111 trylng,orcutoirton the prejudiced Illes? - BlllOD T1D1 :u:R THAN WATER? Dllr BIIW: A betilr ilopn is "Foruklng all olbers" - especiaUy if tbeJ"N dl:l&miaed to htri YIJilf wife. - H. WiN AT BRIDGE Sl.SO, Frosllucenl Lip Kote S2.SO now $2, 23 delicious colors. Call 992-5113 or come see at 161 V, ~· ·'h Ave. , Middleport, Oh LOCAL MAN wishes to buy 8-29-ttc acreage close to Pomeroy. Phone 992·3374. REWARD FOR return or in9-12-12lc forma tion concerning a 6month old Siamese cal. Write Box 293. Middleport , Ohio. 9- l~lc lost For Rent 3 ROOMS and balh, furnished, 110'12 Mulberry, phone 9'12· 201 after 5 p.m . 9- 19-tfc DOPI Helps Solve Jamming N~!f (D) 6AQ·as ¥K53 • AQI054 .3 WIST .2 EAST 61092 ¥74 9.11086 U2 .AK10864 SOU'l'll 6KJ754 .AQ92 • K76 • J83 .QJU3 •r . =====:-:--,--- 2. 3. .• ,. 6, Pass Pass Pass Poss Pass Opening lead_. K F Sal By OlwaN I< James Jaeoby Oswald: " It doesn't happen often, but occuionaUy an oppooeat will interfere with y o u r Blackwood sequence by bidding over four 110-lrump. Sometimes t h i s •bid wit! reaDy upset your • apple cart. other times it lbould not be of much anooyuce provided' you tnow bow to bandie the situation." .Tun: " In JACOBY MOD· ERN we use the simplest defenie against jamming bid&. We double to show no ac:ea and pass to show one ace. This im't a patented Jacoby defense. It's called DOPI, which stands for double shows zero-pass shows one:· Oswald: " W i t h two or more aces we bid and let our llalice • REVIVAl starting Sept. 22 at 7:30 p.m. Zlan UB Church, lour miles east of Shade. Sloeclal singing. Pastor .a nd chwch welcomes all. Ap. PMrlng the 22nd, the Gospel•lres Quartette. Evangelist, Rev. John ElswiCk. • 9-20-31c , Q-lft tM impeachment frill of a U.8. pmidmt, 1llllo GCtl 06 preming of· fjter1 A-Tbe chief justice oflhe "UIIIted States. e ------------- Real Estate For Sale + For Sale Hit.TOM WOLFE . Mt-3111 BILL NELSON 19.1-3157 EXPERIENCED -· . PCIIIIIIIJ Home.&AulD. Open1nn Monday """S..tunloy 606 E. Molin. Pomenr, o. POMEROY HOME& AUIO Cleland Realty ~.T.-y, Wd11 tay..,.Fridoy IUEITNARS QlftSONMASONRyl OFFICE: SUPPUES ~Additions FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Display. And l.Mdl Beds. Virgil B. TEAFORD SR. l Rt.2 P'amtror. Ollio '" acre lot, on new public wafer system, located jusl ott Rl. 7 on C:O....tv Rd. 25 al Chester, Ohio. If lnteresled call 985-4262. 9-S.I2fc 'SIX ROOM house, ba lh. lull basement, 133 Butternut Ave .• just walking dislai'IC!e from· downtown Pomeroy. Contact : d Hedrick , 2137 Wadswoi"'Orive, Columbus, Ohio, phone, 237-4334, Columbus. 5·9-lfo NEW, 3· bedroom home · in Middleport . . Buill~ n kllchen. ceramic tile bath, all-eleclric' heal, good neighborhood. Can arrange FHA finan cing. Telephone 992·3600 or 992· 2186. 7-25-tfc Business Services READY-MIX CDNC~ETE delivered right lo rovr prpject. Fast and easy. F._ esltm·ates . Phone "2·J214. Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. , Middleport, Ohio. 6-30-ltC' AUTOMOBilE ' InsuranC,. been cancelled? Lost your opo!rator's license? Call 992. 2966. 992-7601 OFALL"!HE OF MAIN AND LUCK ... eL.M ... Const. Rooling , a t um i num sidi ~. PtoorM. 992-7324. 8-25-llc IIISjle(tiJn and Re-OQI - - --- PLUMBING, oleW or repairs. All work guaranteed. Phone 992·230. 9- 1 ~- 121c Sped.al AI 6.98 GASOUNE ALLEY Plus Ports llaeiiiiCir'• PHONE m -2143 TRENCHER a nd comple te wafer line lnstallalion. PIFone 985-3373 days afler 5 p.m . or weekends. 9·9-121c SEPTIC tanks deaned. Miller Sanitation, Stewart. Ohio. Ph. 662·3035. 2-12-lfc C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer CompleleSenice Phone949-3121 Radne, Ohio Critt Bradford S.l-tfc THE SHOP. Custom mNt cutting, Pleasant R": :C,:-. , Pomeroy. D'ck ' Vaug , 992. 3374 and Dale U tile, '1'/2-6)16 . . 9-12-JOk · - - -- - - - - - - - IT'& Wlf8l "ICU'R£ -y ~ llfllWIT I FfR S0-90 l!AO-IIICl lllCK- BUT WHftt 'IOU COME -IT'S Dfi I EWtl ..AIIO I'M SO ~-· ... _. . . . .... . LEGAL NOTICE ORDINANCE ItO. 4ZI • ... Dec lari ng that it hi necessary· tor the payment of c urrenJex.penses of ttte Vlll-ae ot ~: Pomeroy , Oh io. •nd declariftt> the amount of 1axes that may tat-· levi ed a1 the maximum rate· author ized b V law without a :· vote of ele-ctors to be in: .. suffic ien t and declaring the necess ity of a .levy in excess of such rate . : BE IT RESOLV ED by liFe Counc il o f 1h e Village o( Pomeroy , Stat e of Ohio. a ll members th ereto concurring !' Sec. 1: That it is necHSary tct have add itional monies for the payment of cu rrent expenHS ct the Village of Pom eroy. O h io~ Sec . 2: Tha1 the amount Of. tu.es tha t may be r•ised by the' levy of faies at the miiiimumratt au thor ized b y Section 5705 .02 of the Rev ised COde Off th.e taKab_lt property in s. id V1llege wdt be lnsuHicient to prov ide an .adequate amount tor the necessary r equirements of sa id Village.. and that it is necessary for the pur,pose of ORDIItAIICE ItO. 41f prov iding add it4onal funds for ' the paymen t of cvr r •t exPROVIDIItG FOB DAMAGES of . t-he Village of SUSTAIItED BY RESIDENCE penses Pomeroy,, Ohio. as provided in OF THE COMMIIItiTY BY 570S . 19 Of the ReviRd THE IIISTALI.ATIItG OF THE Section COde , that;taxes be levied on the SAitiTARY SEWER SYnEM. taxablePropertr within the · Vilfage tor a pe-r iOd Of five years Be it ordained by- the- counc il at a_ rate In excess of such 01 lhe Village or I!Orn~oy, Statt maxt mum rate authorized in of Ohio, a ll members th~ereto Section 5705 .'02 of tbe Rev ised concurring : COde. 5ec. 1. That wtlereas it was Sec . l : .That it is necessary to necHSary ror the Village of levy lhe taxe-s tor the )'Nrs lt11 Pomtroy to relocate sanitary 1972, 1913, 1P14 an~ 1975 at liFo sewer lines ot cuta in Fesidentti rate of one·.ttalf m ill on each at tW Village Of Pomet"oy, Main dollar of the faK v.al uation Of the Street~ for il'lStilllation of ttle taKable Pr,operty w i ltl in llle sanitary sewer system. end llage Of Pomeror i n eKc:ess ot Sec:. l . Wherus. the- Village of vi the •r ate author•led br Hie said Pomeroy dnires. t·o per 5705.02 of liFe Revised damages to lbe property owners Seclion COde . Th1t there . would be whose sewer and-or water lines levi~ the sum of scents on Nch Wft'e a ltft'ed and changed . Sl_OOth· ~ of t-he t•••ble p11 ape: 1, Sec. l . Now thentore counc il Wt tn the sa td Village of Of the Village Of Pomeroy Pomeroy . desires lo llppropriate thf' sum Sec. 4 : That the Clerk be and Of S1 3~--0D tQ property OWnl!rS she is hereby d irtcled to certify for lite dilmeges. sustained by a cOpy fhis Ordinance to the them in the changing and Deputy ofStateSupervisors and altering of lhe sanitary sewer Inspectors of elections Meigs lines ha the Village of Pomfl"oy. County! Ohio. iin order or that Sec. • - Furth~ermore no SUPet".VtSOrs and InspectorsSllicl Of property owner ~all receive ~ t ecf!ons mar m•ke the more than 65 pd. as Hm,qes neces.sary ur:engements tor the for the cost ot changing 1he l)f such queslian to sewer illnd-GI" water linH. Tha' submission «!lectors at saki. VilliJOe. •s the amourlt Of Mid dema.ges to the be awarded 10 property owners provodO<I bv taw. (See 570S.l7J Sec . .5 : Th1t lhis Ordinance i5 Sb•ll be determined by the hereb~ dec t.ilred tet be an Mayor Of Mid Village and the Ord i nance Clerk and Tr••sur~r are emergency a Uthor ized to d isperse sa id. necessary tor t-he safety .and , of the said VillAge Of monies to the Mid proper1y welfare Pomero';'. owuen. Se~ . 6: That liFo Cl..... be Mid Sec:. 1. This ordinance shall she_ tS hereby dire-cted to ause t•ke~t and be in force from and •tter the urliest period not•~e ot such election to be pubhshect. as required br law~ •llowed by law. Charl es Legar Passed August JO. 1911. Charles W . Lqar Passed : Sept. e. 1911 Mayor Attest : Attest : Jane ·walton Jane Walton. Clerk Clt<k (f ) IJ , '20, 71 , 11 1BII Jll flar -- •.utter ua• lelt. ,I . . , . CIJPI l II: ON ONJ: lS8UII: AT ••ABT, JIDf .uU> WOII:ID( AGRIZ: IB&f BUIH DIBIRUIT . WON f....B. L. JiliHaLC( <0 ll'rl 1D1F1 r.1 w .,_....,... .boo.l WWM ~pie """" SURE ·- =-N-E-:'5.........,,., '"IIDIIdot INSINJCIOR. T.A*D jedlllt ... ..... =...... ...,.,.....__.. eouatry eb (ftl".) ! fe' tCwdL) IX' lf.Newt Wortd &.m.Jr• WjJ!rl &F a J'~·- :IO.Oid 4. Kllldot -· tlwdL) ot I YOANG trap 24-lldlllle 14. _,.."'nil ..... lO.I!rmlll&'· OliNde 28.Xlll4 :12.lllll· II r' 7 c• a sin tl.C&IIl· ILa.- wlllll· root =.. (Sp.) 1 r III IHOGBUTI II NOT IN FA~ OF iHE LAW! SEMIED N-•1 plheeh It ...... I I I I vn "- l _.. ··a.Poa DAILY CIUf'l'OQtJOD-Bere'alaow to WVIk It: ~JtYDLa~~Xa LOlfGPI:LLOW o- ..uar lllllpl)' ah t tar aao~~~er. Ill tllla ••P"' ~ .. NO .u • ......., '"'""""' 1 AM __, - - .._ L'., X flar tile two O'a, ote. lfll&le loll ., ""'' ,.., ..,..... • -qa h- {In, lilt, I~ 1114 ,_llala ot tllet _ . an an "'llOII8LE SW1S 10 FM> I'C - - - - - n n ~---'1 llfilt& Jlldt. daJ tiJII eooll )Ill 8 are dlftwl I 1 r A 0,;1 II I ""'I'!II'IIIMIIIe Q B YFTI I'B CTA. ZVC VHB "XA XVFTIB XC JA.BFSA HTJ NHT XVPTJB XC XAHB ." - XSBTGF '' I I.. catlll u .... , ... Ia , to,............. .. IIJIIol ...... flit•--• I [ U) .. [ I I I t a~~aa~aa JtR G r.'J' . I TJ-IeRE~ DOWNTOWN ... CO~Nel<' Ai Condilialil( re mode ling ~ Construction. For building or r~odellng home . Call Guy Nelg ler, Racine, Ohio. 7.)1-ttc 191 13, 10. :11 rour allliWO 6/U 7EP-$ MMVE 7WfT IZ\ IIOWIZHAfJ AlREAOYaEeN 50/.D. ~ ......., 0. 11M YuS L.ET ME KNO# WHEN WE GET HOW FAA YA GOIN' ? kOI lEN Seplic:T011ks QUEEIII . ' BUGSI~!l!!_-------, r - - - - - , Nt-4551 HARRISON' S TV and Antenna Service, PIFone 992-2522. ~ IO.Ifc Broker llOMechalllc Slrftl NEI~LER Residential, Commercial and Industrial Wiring 24 Hour Service Kitdlens, llallls And Pilicis B•tthu And Err'! 1du Won Real Estate For Sale O'BRIEI EUCIRIC SERVICE Pomeroy 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy LIKE. PERFUME"· - -..-E lifo,,,,.. 1'11.992·214:1 You COULD EAT RIGI-\T OFF 11-IE GROUIJD-THE RIVERS ARE CRfSTAL Cl Ell,?_ THE AIR 'I S Cemer lhlilll A.... and Stale 81.7 l :lll.lll. .. , "·"'· Tllllrs!lly . 101.111. llll:ll,.lll. Sa-y l:lii.IILIIII,_,.. lft.7414 From the largest Truck ~ Bulldozer Radiator to the Smalle<t Core. Comvlete · He.moaeling Auto Sales oi. North-South vulnerable W..a Nonli Eliot u -E- -I- -- - - mp oyment Wanted F-.tMtnY- SYRACUSE- 3 or • bedrUCins. SEWING MACHINES. Repair service, all makes. 992-2284, bath, gas furnace. ·Model n BEAT the COLD WINTER The Falric Shop, Pom..-oy. kilchen. $12,000.00. and IT'S COST WITH Authcrized Singer Sales and Senice. W.. Sharpen Scissors. HEATING OIL FROM MIDDLEPORT- 3 bedrUCins, 3-29-ttc LANDMARK. '" bath, basement: Garage. 10 acres. $1~.000.00. We have lhe tln0$t Budget O'DELL Wh E E L a lignment Pay Plan, Delive<"y S..-vlces, located at Crossroads, Rt. 12~ . DEXTER 6 room frame Automatic Degree Day Complete front end service, home and 2 lots. $3,500.00 or Delivery and Duel Delivery offer. June up and brake service. Equipment. Wheels b.tlanced elec. We also have a complete line MIDDLEPORT- • bedr10ns. Iron ically. ' All work of Siegler Fuel Oil Heaters bath , nice liv ing . Only guaranteed. Reasonable and F ur"lces. $7,500.00. ra tes. ~'horN. 992-3213. 7-27-lfc POMEROY RURAl - 3 bedrooms, bath, Jack w. C•rsey. Mgr. Phone tt2-2111 iurnace. Garage. Garden . ROSEBERRY furnace in'-----------~ $7.000.00. stallatlan. Free estimates on . new fwnaces. oi l or gas. APPLES Filzpatrlck Qr. INVESTMENT -2 story Irick. Service work . Call Ceci l chards, State Roule 689, 30 rooms . Par king area. Roseberry, Racine, Oh io. phone Wilkesville, 66'1·3185. PIFone 61..aG-22U. 9-3-ttc 3 HOMES- 2 rented - free gas 9-8-301p to all . Modern 3 bedrac:wn - -- -- - - - GREEN BEANS, pick your home. $16,1110.00. AWNINGS, sll:rrm doors and . own, $1.SO a bushel, Andrew wi ndo ws, carports , Cross, Racine, Ohio. POMEROY J -ooms, ~ alum inum siding 9-J·181c bath, furnace. Storm doors, and railing. Call A. J acob, - - -- - windows . Now only $7,500.00. sales rep ent.ltive. For free estimates. phone Charles SYRACUSE - 5 rooms, bath. Lisle, Sy racuse. V. V. basement. Nice lot. $6.000.00. Jo11nson and San, Inc. '66 PONTIAC Grand Prix, 2 dr . hardtop, rebuilt engine, exLETART - 3 bedrooms, bath, 5-27-lfc cellent condition, plenty of furnace . Basement. $7.000.00. HACKNEY' S Electric Service, exlras - $1,295; '67 Honda 305 HELEN L TEAFORD, illl types ol electrical work . cc Scrambler, excellent ASSOCIATE Phone- 7 condition, rebuilt e~lne 992-3325 9·19-6tc " '· S-495. Call 992·2392 alter 5 p.m. 'l-16-61c 9-19-6tc 11 ACRES, 6 room and bath SEPTIC TANKS ClEANED house, 7 miles from Pomeroy Reasonable rales. Ph . .&46-•782, 1967 PL YMDUTH Barracuda, on Rl. 143 - Sl2,000, will seU convertible, V-8, power Galli polis . John Russell , on land coolract. Phone 9'12· steering, stereo, original OFoner & Operalor. 6931. owner - $995. PI'M>ne 992-6005. s. 13-ttc 9-11-5tc 9·19.3fc - - - - -- - - - - - BACKHOE AND DOZER worlt '62 CHEVY, hardtop, tires like HOUSE, 1642 Lincoln Heights. ~c tanks installed. Gear~ Call Danny Thompson, 992. new, 2 snow tirO$, good work IBilll Pullins, Phone 992-2-478. 2196. car. Phone 992-5278. 4-25-tfc 9·19-6tc -------------~7~ - l~Hc LEGAL ltOTICE J BEDROOM home, with bath, MEDIUM sized black 1om cat. white feet and whiskers while spot on nose, answers ~ FURNISHED 2 bedroom apartment, adults !>l'lly, no the name of Joe Sox, wearing pels, Middleport. phone 992flea collar. Anyone seeing 3874. please contact Amanda partner figure out just how 9- 19-6tc Murray 992-3«16. Reward. many aces we hold. In gen· '1-19·31c eral if we make the cheap· APARTMENT, furnished room est bid at our disposal .w e LADY'S Black Onyx ring wilh with bath. phone 992-2780 or show exacUy two aces-if diamond setting in Farmers 992-3432. 9-17-tfc we make a big)ler bid we Bank Parking lot. II found. sbow three or lour." call collect 696-1183. Reward. Jim : " Tod:g;: hand shows 9-19-llp TRAILER , Brown's Trailer Park, Minersvme1 phone 992· how easily · method 332• . works against moderate tn9-19-61c terference. West's jump to WILL DO work of any sari at six clubs puts some pressure home or business. Clean TRAILER space, desirable oil North but bis band is yards, wash windows or car neighborhood, phone 992-2084. quite sound. He holds two paint, etc. Male, 19 rears 9-19-tfc aces and be .i s willing to age. Write P.O. Box ll show them in ipite of being Middleport. ' J ROOM apartment and bath. 91 Buill -in electric wall oven and -· ..:.~..:.. forced to do so at the six Sic table top range, double bowl level. Tbe defense takes one BABYSITTING In home with sink. ov..-looki~ the Ohio club trick and South takes preschool children. Phone r iver. real clean and nice. 992 ·3619· the next 12." Phone Gallipolis •46·9539 9-19-llc Oswald : "East and West after 5 p.m. could have gone on to seven 9-S.Ifc clubs. If they did this North, 01 South, Blackwood, DOPI and TRAILER LOTS, Bob' s Mobile Court, Rt . 124, Syracuse. JACOBY MODERN could 16 FT. SWISS Colony travel trailer, good condition, S'I'IS. Ohio. 992·29Sl. do no better than double and Phone 992-4329. +2-ttc pick up 900 points." 9-20-41c (NlWSPAPEI ENTEIPIISl ASSN.I FURNISHED and unfurnished 2 BLACK miniature poodle apartments . Close to school. puppies. male. PIM>ne 992. Phone 992-543ot. 6329. 10.18-tfc 9·20-41c The bidding has been: West North Eliot Soath - - - - - - - - 1• . 1968 VW, good shape, will take Pass l Pass 2• LEGAL NOTICE Pass 3• Pass ' older car or truck "" trade, You, Sou•L hold : NOTICE 011 also Gravely Tractor and 601 East Main ~FILING OF equipment. McCullough 18" PO"'E ROY . . .AK&7.K2 +AK5 .K83! INVENTORY AND Chain Saw, chain new, will MIDDLEPORT - 1\'o story APPRAISEMEIIT , Wha t do you d0 now . The State of Ohio. Meigs sell for SSO. Phone 992-6702. BRICK, 2 nice bedrooms. A-Bid four diamonds. Your County. Probote Court. bo11h, nice kitchen, dining 9-19-3tc partner IJ ahowlna: stre.Difh. To the Adm inistrators of the room. paneling, carpeting, estates ; lo such of lhe follow ing FEMALE Beeglepup - S5.also full width front porch, storage TODAY'S QUESTION as are residents of the State of male while loy Poodle - $55. buildl~, level lot. $6,950.00. You bid four diamonds. Your Ohio, vis : the surviv ing Phone '1'/2-6931. partne r bids four no·lrump. spous~ •. the nu t of kin, the 9· 19-llc POMEROY- 1 story frame, 3 . . benef•c•arles under the will ; You b1d flve h~arts . to s~ow two and to the &ttornev or attorneys bedrooms, bath, basement, 2 aces and he buis SIX d1amonds. represent ing any · of the BALDWIN Spinel piano. Exglassed porches, front porch, What do you do now? aforementioned persons. garage, A STEAL AT JUST cellent condition. Phone 9-19Augus ta M . Wolfe , Deceased , 15,500.00. Answe r Tomorrow m• all..5 p.m. Letart To;.vnsh i p, Me igs County, 9-19-llc Oh io, No . 20554. POMEROY- FAMILY HOME Ida c : Wolfe . Deceased , CLOSE TO ELEMENTARY Letart Township , Me igs County , 1'160 DODGE school bus. S4 SCHOOL-~ large bedrooms. Oh io. No . 20555. LEGAL NOTICE passenger for camper, 1965 closets. 1'/z baths, large living You are henby notifietJ that Chevrolet, • dr .. V-8, 283. 2 the Inve-ntories and Ap room with fireplace, hardaxles and wheels for 10 tt. IIOTICE OF pra isements of the estates of the wood floors'. gas forced air houselrail..-. Phone 949·2322 APPOIIITMEIIT aforementioned , deceased, late furnace, garage with or 949·3171 . Bill Cozart. Case No. 2osss otsa id County, were tiled in this renovated room over. ALL IN Estate pt " Ida C. Wolfe , Court , Said Inventor ies and 9-19-llc GOOD CONDITION. GOING Deceased . Appralsements w il l be tor :0 T SII,SOO.OO. "'otlce is hereby given that hearing before th is Court on the Anna M . Ryther, of P . 0. Box 6th day of October , 1971 , at 10:00 COAL, limestone. Excelsior PLACE THE SALE OF YOUR <all Works, E. Main St., l30. Pomer.oy . Oh io has been o'clock A.M. PROPERTY IN duly appointed Adm i ni stratrix t>omeroy. Phone 9'12·381>1 . Any person des ir ing to file CAPABLE HANDS of the Estate of Ida c . Wolfe , exceptions thereto must file L9.ift HENRY E. CLELAND deceued. late of Letart them at least five days prior to REALTOR Township, Meigs County, Oh io. lhe date set for hear ing . OHiH 992-2259 POODLE puppiO$. Sliver loy. C_redltors are required to file Given under my bond and seal RHidence 992-2568 Park view Kennels. Phone 992· the1r claims w i th sa id fiduciary Of sa id Court , th is 16th day of w ith in four months. September 1971. 9-16.6tc 5«3. Dated this 15th day of Sep F . H . O'·Btien S.JS.Ifc - - - - - - " - - tember 1971 . Judge and eK-officio F . H. O'Br ien Clerk of s a id Court LARGE Warm Morning coal 3 BEDROOM brick home. Choice location In MiddlepOrt. Probate Judge heater !n good t ondition Seen by appointment only. of said County 8y Ann B . Watson (91 20. 27 (10) 4, J lc $30. Call '1'12-5105. Phone 992·5523 after 4 p.m. Oe p uf y Cl er tr (9) 20, 27, 21 9-19.3fp 5-7-ttc Iliff .,...... t:l/lllllll A 1FN!NI'" . Phone 992-2094 ,...,._date: and-or complete households. Write M. D. Miller, Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 992-6271. 8-25-ttc l RdiD Service And . Rn tng such boob u Dr. Karl Menninger's ''Man Against Notice lin 1'," Rollo ~'s ''Love and WID," and Dr. de Joost 1111 loo's"Suiride mi:Mus&aidde," bas at 1eut c:ooviilcedme lllat .......,.. is a l)a.,ltm of an IDMss, not a aolution. 'lbe~~e ez. per11 DIIR 1111! li!eUesa like a freak, and I can better Uilderstand 1220 Washtnglon Blvd .. Belpre, Ohio i11.J lnp'-e • well u aoclety's rejectl011 of it. Mter all, If it's belli dn ""'', tabulated and delcribed, then I'm not lbe only one MEIGS SENIORS - Portraits Help Wanted will be taken Saturday, 19S4 DODGE truck, 2 ton S«<I, dlttallllllperbape there's a cure.- M.F. September 18 and Saturday, EA~N AT I'M>me addressing 1962 Chrysler 300- $200. Will llllar 11.: envelopes. Rush stamped September 25. Call , _ for trade for pickup, phone 949· self-addressed enilelope. The 3915. your appointment. Grover's 'lbln IS a Clft, but llllike medical treatment, it's different Ambrose Co., 4325 Lakeborn, Sludlo, 992-2~15, Middleport, 9-12-61c ~~~~ eedl lildiYIGial, 111111 aometimes one mates many wrong Davisburg, Mich., 48019. Ohio. 9-8-301p illrll befcft lberlghtkey fill into lbe lock. 9-IS.9tc HOUSE and lot on Vine Street, 1f Clill;y ICieiL-e could aolve the mystery of depressions Racine. Contact Otis Baily, a a unlwrsal medicine to treat them -we'd be KOSCOT Kosmelics. Sep. •anted To Buy 949-28S4. tember Sales Special: OLD Furniture, dish!!$, clocks, llfty 11ep1 , a Utopia. - B. 9-17-elp Kreamy Lip Kote S2 now RE·PEtJTHOOSE . -GUARANTEED- -;;F-ema-:-le-:H::--e::--lp-:W:::-a-:nt,. .ed.,., EXPENSES. up with school starting? You can earn every I'M>ur as a part lime Walkins Personal Shopper. Write SAVE UP to 'OI1e half. Bri~ Personal Show>er Dept., Box 10, Watkins 'Products, Inc., VOIJI" sick TV to Chuck's TV Winona, Mimesota 55987. Shop, 151 Bultemul Ave.. Pomeroy. 9-20-ltc 4-23-ttc rate. 15.55 .. -- A FOUR MEW HOMES OPEN FOR INSPECTIOII ONE HOME IN RACINE lWO HOMES IN SYRACUSE ONE HClii\E IN MIDDLEPORT NO MONEY DOWN . 101 PCT. FINANCING AVAILABLE . A 3 bedroom $16.900.00 hon>e can be puu:le . d with a monthly payment as low •s $65.00 for a family with a ~ salary of $5,000.00 and ' th"" chikftn. 71/o Pd. - 11011 . ·srounNG, ROOF PAIIDIIG EXPERT Wheel WALNUT, . modern style, st..-eo-radio, AM-FM radio, 4 speaker sound system, .c speed automatic changer, separate controls. Balance $63.97. Use our budget terms. Call 992-7085. 9·20-4fc - - - - - -- -MAPLE, beautiful early American style, stereo-radio combination, AM-FM radio,~ speaker sound system, ~ speed automatic changer. Balance $71 ,59. Use our budge! terms. Call 992-1011.5. , _ _ __ _ _ _ _9·_20-4tc Get Resul~! Business Services . 9-17·31c ' HALF RUNNER beans, S2 bushel. · Polaloes. Clarence Proffill, Portland. Phone B-CJ. 225-l. . 9·14-lfc 1970 CAMAROCPE. $3395 Less than 11,000 milO$ & a-ranee of 71 model. Rally .. Sport equipped, Classic - with sandalwood Interior, tlnfe<! glass, fi!clory i!ir conditioned, sports mirrors, console, air spoiler, lurbo hydromatic, _ . - sleerl~ & 'brake$, 350 cu. in. v.a engine. Really Sharp. llOIHER, HOW OOULD YOU? Dllr Helea: . , llldaillll1bey "Bleep over" CCIISianUy, and beca"''l! we all he elmQit DSt ckMJr, we parents aeldom know bow many we'll ' ,. STOKERMATIC fwS. . heatin.g stove, 1 Motor Co. I 1· ~Sentinel Classifieds •••, �.' ' ' ·a- 'niiDII.JII'~r~··:~rz~rE~a~r~&.P~~~.,!:·o.;..,..-.~m r------ -------------------, ! HOSPITAL NEWS Holzer II ¢inl IBis', First Ave. and ~ St. G .J Yisit!Qg '-'- u and 7-1 p.m. Maternity visiliag ion 2:31 to 4:30 p.m. Parents only .CIG Pediatrics W«rd. BiiGis ,DR. LAWRENCE f.I.AMI ! BERRfS 'WORLD ~roRDAY Chest Pains May Not Be Heart son. • - wre- .. • - m.. L , M.D • By .. Dear Dr. Lllm..._Is ·there anything besides heart disease that can cause cbest pain! I am 43, female and, have had chest pain and a great lightness after lifting,' running or any real hard work for about three years. 1 have been tested by two doctors, had four . electrocardiograms and blood tests. They find notlJ!ng aDd my blood pressure IS .normal. The pain or .tightness comes from one to several · hours later, I am reaDy worried not mowing lf it is my heurt or if I should be doing something about it. I am about 00 poul!ds overweight and just over the menopause. I do not get short of breath, but have pain quite often in my left arm and sDrl of a prickly, electric pain up my neck into my jaw. I also DISCHARGES Frank Still, Debora Mr. and im. Ricbu'd Allm Holsinger, CoMie Atkins, MOQre, G•llipril_is, a . ., llr. and Mrs. Dewey WroWI, liarlluo Searls, Wlllllie Wbite, GallipolisFerry, a SOD; lfr.and Sarah Caogo. Mrs. Larry E. Goodwin, Ray, SUNDAY ADMISSIONS ~ Ohio, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Paal Pamela Bowers, Racine; B. Warren, Jadslm; a SOD; Mr. Kennelh Hoffman, Mlddlep<rt; and Mrs. Alan Lee ltillg, Onnie France, Langsville; D, Long Bottom; ~t. a dauglller; Mr. Stanley T1 Gecqe N"Jcinsty, Middleport; and Mrs. 1bcmas ~ Rayburn, Pt. Pleasant, a Grady WiDiamo, Harrisonville; daughler, and Mr. and Mrs. Tiinmy Hammal:k, Mason. Garland Waiter, Pt. Pleasant, a Gas, Cramps Can le Causes 1W H l"e! · ~riJRDAY AOIUSSIONS Sarah Brcnm, Mil!eraville; Harrison Robinson, ~ ., Letart, W. Va.; . Kenneth Payne, Harrisonville. . Yda 0 SUNI)AY DISCHARGE Nellie Hendricks. DildJarles Mrs. Lillie Alcm, Mrs. Larry E. Arthur and S1X1, Mrs. Dua R. Bailey, Dema Jo llakl!r, Mrs. Richard A. llreel:e, Stanley E. Bush, Jr., Miss 11e11J S. Clark, Mrs. Edith L. Oneil, Roger D. Cotlrill, Mrs. Gary Gene Dailey and soo, Mrs. Dille Diehl, John W. DOONns, Mrs. John Edward Duhl,Mrs. James "-!lag'-, Ewing, Sr., James ... Thomas J. Gaspin, Mrs. ADdrew B. Gilmore, Lisa Jean llammon, Mra. Gelrge HJman. Mrs. John I. Jq;~e5, Gelrge W. Kearns, Mrs. N"ma M. King, Mrs. Olarles Knotts, Pl!nny Sue Landers, Mrs .. William H. McGinnis and daugblft', Deuia A. Murphy, Mrs. Webel Rllss, Dianna L. Rossit.er, Mrs. Paul L. Sinclair, Mrs. Terry L. Southworth, Mrs. William E. Stroth Robert H. Taylor Mrs. Floyd' M. Terry, 'Mrs. Evangeline TUcci, Mrs. W)lbnm Glen Waller, Mr. William Thomas Wasbam, Sr., Mrs. Waller S. Wedemeyer, Mrs. Nont1311 D. Ison, and Mrs. lloyd D. Roush. Mrs. Joseph C. Alley, Mrs. Hurley Bordell. Mrs. hllli'S R. Brunner., Mra. AMa M. CnUins, Will>ur A. Crace, Stanley Harold Ferguson, Mrs. Llltber T. Frederic, Mrs. Gcidie L. Keathley, Mrs. Oarl: Kimle1 and daughter,. Paul Peter Lanier, Mrs. PhiDip E. Lollg, Mrs. Olarles Marvin Marlin, Jr. and son, ~ W. Milchem, Mrs. MarviD Ours, Mrs. Bernard E. Rollins, Mrs. Terry Edward Russell~ daugbta-, Korey Shay Skidmore, Mrs. Richard _Denver Seyler and soo and LoUIS Varga. . Mrs. Donovan Brumfteld, Mra. Roscoe W. Callvwm, Mrs. Elm_er L. Can~, Mrs. W. Cec~l Cotton, Bna~ Scott lewis, Clyde McDamiU, Mrs. General Doug!~ Rose and daughler,Mrs. Clin~ CCIGg , Homer Morgan, Edwin Ma}o, Mrs. Asa Mootgcmery, Earl Phelps, Lincoln Smith, Leonard Stearns. . _ - MEIGS mEAIR£ J.onighl and Tuesday Sept. 21&21 P'z apt Valley Hospital ADMISSIONS: Lira Brown, Letart; Barley Young, Apple Grove; Harry H. Lewis, Gallipolis Ferry; Elvin Legg, PIUI Pleasant; Eiza McCarty, Apple Grove; Mrs. linda Swan, f'-aDipolis; Mrs. Dale Jacobs, JliJidlepCJrt. and Mra. David Panllns, Syracuse. D......... .,,..,... , Carrie Smith ~ and Hallie Radcliff. Com Lo808 . INYAHI' Dml TlatK t.Jnn Coqll!l', ~ Sept. 17 at _lbe Holm- Medical Ce?ler, ,died Sa~day ~~ Children s Hospital m Colwnbus. She was the ~Is' of Gary Roger and Marilyn IDgles Cooper of ~I'W_',.RoutebebeldL GratlveslO.de sa.illteS.:':' ~ ~;m. :~:~ at ve -• THE REIVERS IIEETING NOrED (Toduli-1 SfeveM<Ql-. Sharon Farrell Group Tim of lbe First United GP A MAN CAlLED HORSE !Toduli-1 Richard Harris GP Presbyteriu Church, Mlddlepri, wiD ~~et Tuesday at 7:31 p.m. at lbe bame of Mrs. F.dnnl BurRU. Ill cbarge of devotions Is Mrs. Dwight Wallace and of lbe boot sliJdy, Mrs. Qui llcdy. "How 'lrOUU YOU lilr.e it. if we roideJ YOUR ol#ice and ~ YOUR recolds?" Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark entertained Mr. and Mrs. Don Updegraff (Eleanor Gilkey) and Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Whaley (Alice Gilkey) of Birmingham, e ee Ala., and Columbus, Ohio, (CCIGiinued fnm Page 1) respectively, with a steak cookout at their cabin on their IUbmltted his l'l'l'i3nalkll. 'l'be report, bowev«, could not be lake one mile west of confirmed. Harrisonville Wednesday evening. Fishing was also enTens GOP Coollo Nuon joyed. AUSTIN, TEL - THE 'I'EXAIJ Republican Executive Mrs. Darold Graham and two Committee denw+W !bJday lhlt PI ¢W Nixon support a sons left on Labor Day for the Clllllilulilml mneJMin*'ll proljbltlng 11usq of student~!. It Phillipines for two years. strongly urged tbe PI ue11t Ill IJI)pllint a busiDg foe to the U. S. Haroid Graham, Mrs. Bessie &lpreme ODirl Graham and Freda carsey toot 'lbeCOIIlllllUeepe llben-olntims,~withanlllllbes-of them to the airport in Columolh!n, witbau.t d" 1t 'l'be .n, resolution that failed to pass bus. The Harold Grahams will muo~in•IUIIywu-·n"*lingNixcmflr!'Hlectim.. "lfeelit's leaveforthesamebaseSept.J&. mcrall;ywrong, nPdstvearanyolberclrtywonl you want to call . Mrs. Lovie Watson is still a it to •JAil"! PI Ito~ NlxCil becan• of 1U Red China policy," patient at Veterans Memorial Wd Mrs Ebner IJJ!dsbom Hospital. • · Mrs. Larry Clark, Tamra and Penny, visited the Roy 11L Wisemans and Robert Clarks O.IW8C Thursday. It is reported that Will Clonch WASHINGTON ( UPI) -&ln. announced Aug. 15, has not willstartanantiqueshDpathis William Proxmire, D-Wis., given an Dpinion on the newly · acquired property on called 00 President N"lXOII today industry's price hike wbich has Second St. to roll back recent gasoline increased conswner' prices 00 Mr. and Mrs. Don Updegraff price increa8es that could cost gasoline about 2.3 cents a of Birmingham, Ala., spent consumers $2.2 bUlir.G 8 y-. gallon. several days with Ava Gilkey ''This priee increase in the Promlire, chairman of the whn soon will be occupying a face oflbe wage-pice mae is Senate-House Economic Com- trailer near the Robert Aikires. clearly inDationai'y," Proxmire mittee, said in a statement that Mrs. Jane Gilkey and Mra. said. "PI'esident !fiXllil ougbt to the oil companies were using Helen Byers of Middleport take immediate actiCIG to nlil it " their economic power, re- visited Ava Gilkey Wednesday back." enfnrced by reeent decisions evening. The Cost of Li · Council affecting lbe oil import qoota Friends will be glad to mow established by to JII<Jgllilll, to get record high that Bertha Landaker of policy during the &eerie he prices for gasoline." Colorado is able to be home after spending five weeks with J)ied OR ber son, James and wife. Karen Gilkey of Albany LETART w y ,..~ Albert --' Taft local Ray of visited the Lincoln Russells and E. Boston," '19: ola~a:::; New H:~en, ~ ~. of Letart, W. Va., a lieutenant with Nortoo Center, Ohio, and three lbeAkronPoliceDepUIJeAIS sislft's, Mrs. Ida Hardy, Mrs. verett before his retirement, died Clara Dyer, bDtb of Slow, and Sunday at the Holzer Medical Mrs. Gay Wertenberg, local. Center. Memorial services will be · Mr.Bostonresiclwlatlii&Mt. beld at a tonight at the Funeral services for Everett VemCIG Ave., in Akron but made Foglesong Funeral Home. The M. Bates, 70, formerly of his sJUnrner home here. Be~ body will be talten to lbe Billow Pomeroy, who died late a member of the Board Baptist Falls Cllapel at CUyahDga Falls Saturday night in Wayne CllUrch at Letart, . and the where fwleral services will be Mich., will be held at 1 p.m: Masonic Lodge 514 m Akron, held at 3 p.m. Wedn!!sday. Wednesday at the Ewing having received. his 56-year pin Masonic riles will be conducted Funeral Home. in May, 19'10. at lbe B~ F~ Chapel Mr. Bates, a retired pattern He was born here Feb. 16, Tuesday evenmg. Calling hours maker, is survived by his wife, 1892, a son of Samuel M. and there are from 7 to 9 p.m. Eleanor· six daughters Mrs. Fannie E_. m ing Boston. Tuesday .' Calling hours at Stanley .Bandranke of Taylor, Besides his parents, he was Foglesong sare anytime after 7 Mich.; Mrs. Denver (Florence) )lleceded in death by a SCIG, tooigbt. Well of Pomeroy; Mrs. Gene Jack. . . . . . Gorski of Taylor, Mich. ; Mrs. SurviVIll(! are his wife, Juliet; Donald Baker of Trenton, five sons, Frank, of Ravenna; Mich.; Mrs. James Baker, of Albert, of Beaumont, Tel:.; G. Board Approves POilleroy, and Mra. Harold Verner of Olyahoga Falls, and Young of Trenton ; four sons, Harold R. and Donald R., both Olarl!'5, Tayne, Mich.; Ralph of Akron; a daughter, Mrs. May 9 Bus Drivers and Williams, both of Taylor, Mich., and Everett of Trenton, B. May of Stow; 17 grandchildre~ , three greatMich.; 21 grandchildren, two grandchildren; four hrolbers, Nine bus drivers were ap- sisters, five brothers and a proved Saturday afternoon number of nieces and nephews. U U U U U1 U AU i\ during the monthly meeting of The Rev. Robert Card will il A Ta. . h -it the Gallia County Board of officiate at Wedn!!sday's ser: · . " uoug l il F.dnmtion. They were Paul vices. Burial will be in Hemlock For TOday : Dillon, John E. Johnson, Grove Cemtery. • Herman Parcell and John T. I have no seaet of sue- • I'Dpe, Hannan Trace; Arthur MEET WEDNESDAY cess but hard wwk. il Johnaoo and Sara Summers . ' SYRACUSE - The Third -Edward Turner • Kyger D'eek; Hayes Dee! and Wedn!!sday Homemakers Club • Mrs. Odella Taylor, North will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. Gallia, and J. Robert Evans, at the headquarters in Southwestern. Mwlicipal Park. Subject of the In other. action, the board af~moon will be textile paints, granted County School with Mrs. M~rtha Rose as Superintendent Clarence E. demonstrator. A potluck lunch il 'l'hcmpson permission to attend WUJ be served at noun. l!;acn the Rural Education member is asked to bring her • Association lllld National School own table service. All Administratorameeting Oct. Jo.. homemakers are welcome. il 13 at Reno, Nevada. 1\.T • Price R Br1e • ifiS k wanted N"::: George .Boston Sunday E Bates Died Saturday -..u CIS1JII Ellrly Atnr!rican COli$()"' Vti=/ UHF Spotli te $IJIOd Dials. s· a 3 ~ Twin. Cone- Speake, 599·95 FUllltNlTH IWUIWTED OUOUlY NEW ZENITH CUSTOMIZED TUNING! • ChromKOior 'Picture Tube • Super Video ftlnge Tuning System • Ntw Gl1,.-81n Picture ~ace • AlrlcNutic F"~AP-Tuning Conuof • Titln 10 Hlftdcraf'ttd Chassis • It 1 llic Tllll c..ct CGnlrol Ingels Furniture OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS 972-2635 MIDDLEPORT \ .• 1 ; lfS*** f)aidd EasJ : ! ·f t DRIVe •N • . BANKING t • Fridays Only • • The Drive-In Window • • is..Open ~ f · 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. tJ :; (Continuously I ,. • • Other Ba r*itt9 Hours ' to 3 • •nd s "' • Friclars. 1 •• - · ... • 2-HOUR i i CLEANING • FARMERS BANK : and SAVINGS 00. i j PO,~':ryF~~IO Membei- Ff!defal Reserve Syslem (UpciiiJequ est) S i ROBINSON' CLEANERS ... : il lit E. 2noll I'MIIn . -992..1421 ****•••••••****J ............... When pride comes, then comes disgrace; but with (he humble is wisdom. The tn· tegrity of the upright guides them, but the trookedn~•~ of the treacherous destroys them.-Proverbs 11:2, 3. • • • 1 believe that the ultimate object of all activities in a republic should be the de· velopmenl of the manhood of its citizens.- John D. Ava Gilkey Thursday afternoon. She is employed at Athens Co. Savings and Loan in Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jewell are having aluminum siding installed on lbeir h«me and the Guy Bolins are having a new roof put on .their home. Several persons from here attended the Albany Fair Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hoffman (Dhe Wood) of Dlinois visited lbe Robert Clarks and Robert Alkires recenUy. They also spent a week in Alabama with the Updegralfs. Jack Neal of Athens spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mra. Waldo Neal. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sheets and Mr. and Mrs. John Musser an<! soo S(lellt a week touring the east coast. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunsicker of Akron called on his cousin Robert Alkire recently. Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson, who have been living in Columbus moved back to their trailer h~ on her parents' farm, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Howard. Mr. Doyle Hudson is in a Huntington hospital and is in serious conditioo. Mr. and Mra. Denver Ash are parents of a son bani at Holzer Medical Center Sept. 11. The new arrival weighed I lbs. and has been named Donald Harrison. He makes two girls and two boys for lbe ~Grandparents are Mrs. Eliza Powell and Mr. and Mrs. Jones of Cheshire. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Epple visited Ava Gilkey Saturday evening. Mrs. Frances Alkire~ ""!!• Ray, consulted an oculist m Columbus on Monday. Mrs. Earl Foithad as guests over the weekend, Mrs. E. E. Myers of Olarleston, W. Va., and Mrs. Harry Foil of Portsmouth, Va. SAIGON (UPI)-While COOlbat police occupied a student housing compleJ: in anolber crackdown on antigovernment disslden~, President N~ Va~_~ ~eu told the nation tonight 1ts only guarantee of future freedom was to def~t the Communists on the ba!Uefield. Hundredsofpoliceoccupleda sprawling university student complex in the heart of 5ai8on in anolber step to put down Dp~tion to ~eu's one-man election Clllllp8lgll. On Sunday, they rounded up 400an~-'lbieu demonstrators, Including 4S Sou~ Vietnamese ~ldi~. Tbieu spoke tonight m ~ sec~ of three speeches he IS making to ~ natiCIG ~ government radi~ as part of~ one-man campa!gll. He said, "The only guarantee for our future is _t_o deal UJ:; CommUIIlSts a positive defeat on the battlefield. Ill his hard1ine anti-Communisi speech, 1bieu reiterated his longstanding ''four noes"no territorial concessions to the Communists; no coalition freedom gova JUnent, no neutrality, anc! no CmuDWJist activity in South Vretnam. Britis • b er GAIJ.JPOLIS, 01U0 Salllnlay, Sept 11, JJ7J SALES REPORT OF a.lo Valley Uvest«ll Co. HOGS-175to22lllbs.JI.JOto 18_25 ; 2m tD 250 lbs. 17.&5 to 18; Light 15 to 17.10; Fat Sows J5.50 to J&.IO; Stags tOto 12.40; Boars 12.50 to 14.60·, u;n. 5 to 12.50·, Shoats 10 to 16~~ CATTLE -Steers 24 to 24.10; Heifera24to3UO; BabyBeef29 to 38.75; Fat Cows 00 to 23.60; Canners 15 to 23.50; Bulls :ID to 27.80; Milk Con 145 to 2115. VEALCALVES-Tops41.80; Seconds 39 to 40; Medium 35.50 to~.50; Com. &Hvs. 30to 33.a0; Culls 31 Down. BABY CALVES - :ID to 45. BELFAST, Northern Ireland (UPI)-A gunman shot and seriously wounded a British soldier in an ohlervatiCIG post C1G lbe fringe of LoadODderry's Bogsldedislrict today, an army Helena, Mont., is located in Prickly Pear Valley. Most.ly sunny today and · Wednesday with highs both days in the middle 60s to the low 70s. Clear and cool tonight with lows in the 40s. Devoted To The Interest&.Of The Meigs-Mason Area VOL.~V • The shooting broke lbe calm II one lllbe quietest nigbls in the last month in Northern Ireland. SON BORN SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs. Dencil R. Hudson are announcing the birth of a seven and a baH pound SOD, Vlrgll Bryant, Sept. 13 at lbe Holzer Medical Center. Paternal grandparents are Mrs, Myla Hudson, Syracuae, and VIrgil Hudson of Polneroy; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Secoy of Syracuae, and Mrs. AMa Hudson, SyraCWJe, is a creat-gandmother. Mr. and Mrs. HudJon alto have li dalll!hlft', Becky, and two other SCXJS, Richard lllld Dencll, J~. Visit the 3rd Floor for · . Furniture, Carpet and Applianc~ ·---------··---··-..----..---------·-"···-------· . Refrigerators and Freezers Washers and DryeJS filter • no ~)~&rinsing Offers high styling and is l~ded with features for high performance and convenience: No need to ~ dishes, thanks to self-cleaning filter - · Dol!ble-wall construcUoo with P.Drcelain-enameled tub - Stabilizer front panel - Dual-de~rgent dispenser - . Single-cycle dial control ·- Fulfextension racks - Water · Flow - · Separate drain hose and electric cord storage. Custom model 8xF-300· not fire any Surface-to-Air (SAM) missiles during the raid. The attacks began at dawn and lasted until early afternoon. They were the ·soth against North Vietnam this year. Spokesmen would not report on how many Air Force jets participated in the attacks but said only more than 2110 sorties were flown . (As or tie is one strike by one plane). It did not pinpoint targets but the port of Dong Hoi, which has a major military airfield, is within the 35 mile raid limit. Today's raids were the strikes over the north since last March 2().21 when about 250 fighter-bombers and escorts hit targets across the border. Those raids brought charges by Hanoi that the Americans had 1~ews 1 I 1 Hay11 Warn11 of Disa11ter WASHINGTON - COAL STATE congressmen, including Rep. Wayne Hays, O.Obio, Monday urged a federal crackdown on the strip mining of coal. "A disaster of enonnous magnitude is occurring in my home county and in many like it throughout the lal!d," Hays said in hearings before a House subcommittee on mines and mining. ' Hays is author of a bill which would prohibit strip mining of land that could not be reclaimed and to require coal operators to restore mined land to Its original status. Hays said "other members of this House have introduced legislaUon to abolish strip mining entirely," but he said his measure "will penni! strip mining under strict regulations that would meet the ever increasing demand for power while preserving our most valuable heritage, the land." I ·· Artillery Moving in Close Along Sue% Canal Line i i Widdoell Critically Ill ~ . . LAu WORTH, n.A.-CARROIL WIDDOES, fonner head The seml-officla Cairo newspaper AI Abram said loday Israeli troops are moving artillery up to their front lines along the &lez Canal. With the situalion deteriorating in the Middle ~ast, AI Abram said Egyptian forces along the canal had been put on a maximum alert. Tliis bad been reported Monday in other Egyptian news media. It said front.line officers were ordered "to take the necessary measures to prevent the enemy from accomplishing his objecllves." In addition to moving up artillery, AI Abram said, Israel also has increased air and ground patrols In the Sinal Peninsula. Israel was celebrating the Jewish New Year 5732, which began Monday. The !().day holidays climax next Wednesday. Observers said the holiday mood in the nation reflected public confidence that the 13-month Middle East cease-lire would hold despite the flare-ups along the &lez Canal over the weekend. . Beaches, campgrounds and resorts in Israel were jammed both with Israelis and with tourists. Judaism's holiest shrine, the !V&Ulng wall in the old city of Jerusalem, was a central attracllon despite a grenade attack on Sunday. ~: report. · uH"Jcten · t money for the Sowle had contended there was ms JX'OJecl and it would not bave sufficient students. He said they could be adequately served by thJ! Ironton academic campus and u.edaytime branch campus at Portsmouth, 30 miles away. i ~ foolball coach at arlo and Ohio Stale universities who retired In ::;: 1970 is in tbe intensive care wllt of Kennedy Hospital here for treabnent ala heaart attack suffered Sunday at his home. . Wlddoes was reported in fair condition. He had been ill Slllce before he retired and moved. south from Athens, Ohio, where he coached Ohio u. fir nine years and also was athletic director. ~ L----'""'~-~~~ ~. ·-. Opposition Leader Stabbed · TOilYO -THE READ OF 'I1IE LARGEST Dpposition party 1n JIP'D, Yoeblkalllu Takeirl, was stabbed in the stomach today by a Jablnr all he stepped out of his car near bla party beldqllll'len. Tile victim, 45, was rushed to a hospital, where his docfllr llllilounced \here was no danger to his We. His assailimt waa seised on the apol. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY (lnrk-t"ff' lle r Jr . ·:··-·......;.·. ·•·.· ··:· ~..... "' :·.. ~"<8.'8' EXTENDED WEATHER A chance of dally showers Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Highs in the middle to upper 60s Thursday warming to the lower 70s by· Saturday. Lows In the mlddle 50s south and the lower 50s north. Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED William Barrett, Langsville ; Patricia Ann Edmonds, Middleport ; Maizi e Hannahs, Pomeroy ; Veatrice Nice, Racine; Evelyn Landers, Pomeroy; Bruce Alexander, Mason; Betty Irene Moore, Pomeroy; Monte Ray ·wolfe, Racine. DISCHARGED Mary Hendricks, Walter Harris, Leola Keck, CoLUMBUS (UP!) - A bill increasing benefits to injured workers under the Ohio Workmen's Compensation Act has been signed by Gov. John J. Gilligan, who said it "makes a great s~p in the right direction." The governor said it provides "for the first time in years an increase in benefits available to injured Ohio workers." The J09th General Assembly unanimously approved the amended measure, granting a $30 million annual increase and for the first time providing an automatic increase based on future changes in the consumer price index. "We owe a great deal to the working men and women of Ohio and I hope the legislature sees fit to consider measures now pending in both houses in order to give the most complete benefits to our injured and disabled workers." Tile administration has . • . Vouth -Sczence .l ~ Sessions Held LOCAL TEMPS Temperature in downtown Pomeroy Tuesday at 11 a.m. was 62 degrees under sunny skies. Injured Workers' Benefits Higher • ' \I TOP SCIENCE STUDENTS- Harry S1awter, IIUIIlll1ei' nMIII811t with the Meigs OJ~ty Extension Service; Edle Mees, Larry Atherton, Donna Francis, James Schmoll, Bill Hayes, (left to right) . ty law that would allow the Delta Queen to continue to operate. He said he asked for an extension of the exemption from ~~~~-~-~~~~"((tome ~ ~gomli!ll8!-18!.l;.;mmmmmm!llillilmn jllljll have decided to go ahead with constructing a pennanent $2.2 million branch campus at or near Ironton despite the opposition of University President Claul)e Sowle and the board's adverse stody • Spokesmen said the missions were confined to an area within 35 miles of the OMZ which divides North and South Vietnam. The command declined to say how exactly many American planes took part or give the precise target areas. The command said no Surface-To-Air (SAM) missiles were fired at the U.S. warplanes. E •t B& R0 l e Plum for Ironton Despite Sowle ATHENS, omo - OHIO UNIVERSITY trustees I U.S. Air Force tactical aircraft today conducted pro~ctive reaction strikes against military targets in North Vietnam constituting a threat to the safety of U.S. forces," the command said. The North Vietnamese responded with "light to moderate" anti-aircraft fire but hit no American planes, the spokesmen said . the Safety-At-Sea Act which says all sh1ps must have metal superstructures. Hamilton 's legislation is similar to that introduced in the Senate by Sens. Robert Taft Jr., and William B. Saxbe, R-Obio. Hamilton said owners of the dDella Queen have completed $500,000 in restorations and repairs to make the s~rnwheeler . with its wooden superstructure as fire resistant as possible." Waid Little, 35, Pomeroy, heard glass breaking and "!tis paradoxical that foreign being held in the Meigs County suspec ted someone . was vesselswithwoodencomponents jail, will be charged with at...breaking into her busmess still carry U.S. passengers on tempted breaking and entering, establishment. Mrs. Scholl hves ocean trips while the · Delta Pomeroy Police Chief Jed in an apartment over the bar Queen, never more than rooWebster said today. which had closed for the ments from the banks of the Pomeroy police received a evening. Ohio and Mississippi rivers is call at 11:42 p.m. Monday from Officer Henry Werry, . an- doomed under the Safety-at-Sea Mrs. Frances Scholl, owner of swering the call, fo~d Little Act," said Hamilton. the Court Street Grill, that she coming from an alley m hack of Congress voted unanimously the grill. The windows had been in 1006, 1968 and 1970 to exempt '(<~~"*'~~>x.-'.;>>:':~'>>:::.::»;..~»>.>;..;:l!< broken out, apparent!~ by the Delta Queen from the legOUSTER' UPHEW Little, who had a laceration ~ islation . PT. PLEASANT - The one of his hands. Werry said " It is my opinion that the West Virginia State Supreme entrance was not gained into the Delta Queen can be exemptCourt has upbeld the Mason busi~ess. . ed permanently from the act," County Board of Education In Ch1ef Webs~r sa1d that a said Hamilton. Its ouster of former Supt. of representative from the Bureau Scbools I. Brooks Smith, of Criminal Investigation would sources close to the court arrive today to assist the indisclosed Ibis morning. vestigation. ••• zn rze1 s : . By UDited Press IDternaUooal nem Delta Queen Would Be Permanently Exempted WASHINGTON (UPI) - U.S. Rep. Lee H. Hamilton, D·lnd., said Monday he had introduced I a bill to extend indefinitely an 1 exemption to a federal safe- ,---------------------------. 1\.T • B . ..f. I bombed civilian targets. Th raids were announced in a special communique. "In response to recently increased evidence of North Vietnamese anti-aircraft and missile activity against our unarmed reconnaissance air· craft flying over North Vietnamese ~rritory and U.S. attack aircraft flying in Laos near North Vietnamese territory, heaviest "protective reaction" . CINCINNATI -CINCINNATI quarterback Virgil Carter, a Chicago Bears castoff whn led the Bengals to an Impressive season-<>pening win here Sunday, said Monday be is now with "a )X'Ofessional football team instead of a circiiS. " "I played in a circus at Olicago," Carter said, answering Cjllestinns about what has made the difference in his playing. "'Ibis is a different kind of team," Carter said. "CincinnaU is a IJ"ofesaional football team - that's the difference. "Paul Brown Bengals coach benefits a guy who plays for liim. You must execute. That's the main thing," Carter said. . ' SAIGON (UPI)- U.S. Air Force figh~r-bomhers carried out more than 200 strikes against North Vietnam today, bitting military targets as far as 35 miles above the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) in one of the heaviest air raids since the bombing halt of Nov. I, 1968. The U.S. command said the strikes were carried out because recent North Vietnamese attacks on 'unanned reconnaissance planes and U.S. aircraft bombing the Ho Chl Minh trail in neighboring Laos had posed "a threat to the safety of U.S. forces" in the war zone. The announcement said the planes encoun~red light to moderate anti-aircraft fire but that none of the American planes was hit. The command said the North Vietnamese did Bengaill No Football Circw See the New Whidpool Dishwashers, Budget-priced model features self-deaRing lt TEN CENTS PHONE 992-2156 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1971 POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO - NO. lll spokesman said. The soldier, who was not immediately Identified, had been wounded in the back by a single riDe shot while on duty in a post em Foyle Road, the spokesman said. He was Iaten to Altnagelvin Hospital in Londonderry, about 90 miles from the capital, where he was pronounced "seriously ill" by hospital authorities. Twenty-two soldiers have died in violence in lbe province this year. All additional 126 hav~ been injured, the spokesman regard to a no left turn off of Butternut St. onto West Main St., reported that he ~d contact State officials and was infonned that the state has no jurisdiction over the area. Mees suggested that council ,reconsider putting up a no left turn sign. No actlon was taken, however. An invitation was read by the mayor from the Pomeroy Church of Christ for council to attend open house at the Church on Sunday, Oct. 3 from 1 to 4 p.m. The church has been completely remodeled. Fire destroyed the main auditorium sometime ago. · Mees also reported that installation of TV cable service will be finished in Pomeroy by December . He said that "an· tiquated power lines" in the village posed a problem and (Continued on Page 8) Weather • ~----~---------~· ---c.~- not approve two separate grants. The Leading Creek group turned down Pomeroy 's offer and is to submit its own ap· plication for an EDA grant, Council has learned. Pomeroy offered to sell water Lo I .eading Creek at a cost of 36 cents per 1,000 gallons. The EDA advised Legar to have council apply for its proposed water system. The new system would by-pass the present water plant and some new water lines would be laid, Legar noted. Legar, noting the announcement that the EDA office at Huntington will be moved to Atlanta, Ga ., asked council members and the public to write to their congressman and senators urging the EDA office remain in Huntington . Councilman Jim Mees, in Now You Know . ., .,....,m stooe for the department. Canaday, however, contends that any stone reclaimed is not worth the use of the equipment at the site. The property is the fonner home of the late Jane Looise Smith and is now owned by Edison Hobstetter. Huntington ° Sometime ago " about the problem. His letter has not been answered. Councilman Franklin Rizer suggested that the mayor again ask the Corps that it assist the village .because the matter is urgent. WATER PROBLEM The mayor reported that he had met · with the Economic Development administration representatives (EOA ) and Leading Creek Watershed Assn. olficials in · regard to a new water system proposed by the village of Pomeroy . Pomeroy drilled a test well in Syracuse which has gained approval of EDA. The Leading Creek Agency also has proposed a new water system. EDA of. ficials suggested that Pomeroy sell water to Leading Creek District since the EDA would --- Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center . II the pl.ctured state that tbe ..,di*J..,t WM beq !lied on tbe 111operty to An air of urgency marked the discussion and action by Pomeroy Council Monday night in regard to the po~ntially critical condition of the upper parking lot's stone wall. Council earlier had reviewed reports first in the Daily Sen· tinel that erosion over almost 20 years since the wall was laid up had caused separations, a condilion worsening rapidly since new Ojlio River dams at Racine and Reedsville have raised the river level. Councilmen said Monday night high water, expected each win~r, poses a still greater threat. How much more high water the wall "will stand" is unknown. They want the advice of an engineer. Mayor Charles Legar disclosed that he wrote to the U. S. Corps of Engineers at Danger Wounded said. Market Report 111e Highway Department equipment onE, Main St. property in Pomeroy were lodged Monday afternoon by Delniar A. Canaday with Division 10 Highway Department Engineer Max Farley. Farley told Canaday and The Daily Sentinel Dissidents' House Held Harrisonville Society News • • IS ID all OOMPLAINTS against the . JlCTl.REI It ill lesS likely for 4. whe.re ' 1·t mates a turn UDder woman your aee tp be havthe diaphragm can cause ing heart pain frolll fatty de- . . chet h est pama r. mand.M~ ruir a~ posits in the . arteries, but certainly not impossible. "-amps" can also cause you will, however, be bavinl ~ chest pain. One of the most increased cballges now that troublesome causes Is spasm you have finished the men~ of the esophagus wbich pause. My best suggeaUoii causes difficulty a 1m o s t on the llmited Information identical to beurt pain. The available would be to stop X rays will be negative in all coffee, iea or cigarette•· this condition, too, UDless that you may be using ~ the spasm actually occurs mediately. These all COI(while the e.Umihation is be- tribute to ~ and spasm ip the digestive tract, aside ing done. their relation to the from Your reference to Master's bearl Start a reducing diet electrocardiogram tests tells and stick to it. Begin ..~ me that you have been examined with exercise, and ~.\; little at lint and grad: increase it to one hour the u s u a 1 criteria for a day at a speed of ~ changes bec'l.llse of heart mnes an hour. These meas. disease were not found. This ures may impro~ your cou;is of some importance in ditioo a great deal and ~ helping to rule out the possialso good in preventing fubility that your recurrent chest discomfort is from ture heart disease. IHIWVAPII ENTIII'IUSI .WH.) . your heurt. . Go into '73 .1 ., ewS ' " WASHINGTON (UPI)- The Agriculturellepartmenthasannounced a program by by wbicb as much as 1410 million bushels of fiarm.6tora!CU'IIcanbe kept off the IOidet lllllil May 31, 1973. Lollis on lbe 1.9111!1 and 19'10 U'Dp com stored on farms wm!· tD have ccme due July 31, mz. Tbe deportment exlended that date by 10 lllllllths to May 31, l9'13. Il .... eslimaled 75 beSJels of the 1919 CI'G(I and about 125 millicm btJsbe1s of lbe 1!'11 crop are slllred 1111 farms ~ &V<ailllltillloans. Depertmeut officials expect lhalD millillll to 400 million h d h fnm lbe 1!111 CI'G(I will beput111111orfaruHltored=. 'lbe due date for these ' 31 too, were extended to May • 19'13. • • All ofliri•l said ~~lansmen!~ the.._, P bora- this cwld be 8 factor with IIDe 11°865 when they da ille whether to sllft or sell duriDc lbe'wiatlharvest. , have a lot of stomach gas, bowel trouble aDd I cough a Jot. ?trays have shown _nothmg m these areas e1ther. ""'• uo:re h as ne~er bee n ~Y heart problem m my fauuly. I do oot mow what to do. Can you enli~hten me? I take no medication except an occasional aspirin. Two M a s t e r ' s elec~ardiograms show.ed a slight irregulari~ b~t the · ~octo! said he still didn't think 1t was my heart. Dear Reader-Yes there are a number of things that can cause cbest pain besides the heart. If I understand you correctly you mean your difficulty o c c u r s several hours after exertion, not during il I would be a bit more concerned abDut your problem if it.occurred while you were exerting yourseH. Gas trapped in the colon, . f the recommended expansion .0 rehabTtar t ~ . Jon Program . . m the Rehab1htatwn Servtc~ CornmiSSIOn and extensiOn of · . · d. r · . wm~atwn ra Ia 100 InJUry The best science students of Meigs County · joined science scholars from more than 450 high schools in Ohio at a oneday Youth and Science conference at Mershon Auditorium on The Ohio State University campus Sept. 18 to explore the topic, "Youth and Science Success Scene for the 70's." County Agent C. E. Blakeslee said the highlight of the program came in key speaker Charles L. Hosler's address "Man's Impact on His Environment." Hosler is dean of the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences at Pennsylvania Slate University. Repre.qenting Meigs County were Donna Francis, daughter of Mrs . Ruth Francis of Pomeroy ; Edie Mees, daugh~r of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Mees of Pomeroy; James Schmoll, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schmoll of Middleport; Larry Atherton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Atherton of Long Bottom, and Bill Hayes, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Hayes of Chester. Other conference speakers included Dean Roy M. Kottman College of Agriculture and' Home Economics OSU and ' '. George D. Robey, president, Ohio Agricultural Council, who prOVISLOOS . . Other provisions of the new law - included: An increase in maximwn temporary total disabili ty benefits from $63 per week to $84 per week during the first 12 weeks, and from $56 to $77 per week after 12 weeks of disability. - An increase of minimum ~mporary benefils from $25 weekly to $35 weekly. - Increased benefits for permanent and total disability from a maximum of $56 to $77 per week and a minimum from $45.50 to $49 per week. - increased weekly death benefits from $56 per week to $n per week. - Maximum aggregate death benefits increased frGm $20,000 1<. $24,000 . . r L!-\..dlUIU. gave welcoming addresses; "Green Survival," by William Cowen, Professor of Natural Resources ·and Extension Fores~r, and "Sediment Saboteur of Our Environment," by Bertie Sclunidt, OARDC, Association Chairman of Agronomy, Wooster, and Rodney F. Plimpton, Associate Professor, Animal Science, osu. Cindy J . Bright and Wayne F. King, both of the College of Agriculture and Home Economics, introduced a multiscreen, audio-visual program entitled "You ... Can Make A World of Difference" which portrayed the kind of world and quality of environment America would like to build in the future. The event was represented by the College of Agriculture and Home Econics at The Ohio Slate University and The Ohio Agricultural Council. The council, representing agencies, associations and institutions in Ohio, provided transportation and the noon luncheon for the students. Council representatives from Meigs OJunty are the Meigs · County Soil and Water Conservation District, and the Meigs County ASCS Committee. Line Lai•d .Down UNITED NATIONS (UPI) The United States put its prestige on the line at the opening today of the 26th annual General Assembly of the United Nations. The World organization faced some of the most Important decisions in its history, including the questions of whether to admit Communist China. The United States advoca~s admission for China while at the same tinie insisting on the right of Nationalist China to relnain at the United Natiohs. The session, which has a 1Q9.1tem agenda to consider, will have to decide which China - or whether both - will be represented. The United States was publishing tooay two resolutions with the support of barely a dozen small memhernatioos. One resolution would seat Communist China and give it China's Security Council seat along with its veto power. The other would requile a two-thirds majority for expulsion of the Chinese Nationalisls. Albania and 17 uther ,Pro-Peldfll natlonl demanded the NatJO"aa'* IMt ouated and Peld• a' filled. •ve ' . � 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 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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