http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d2d6eac748b1524892762a556cf2f3d7.pdf 6027db982a52c54a51d6582991d4604a PDF Text Text ' a.:- Tile~ Sea~!. w"' - •t.Pwwuy, o.,llepl. 'll,lt'll An Era Awaited ANCHORAGE, Alaska (UPI) -In an historic meeting in an Air Force hangar, President Nixon and Emperor Hlrohilo of Japan e~:changed warm greet. lngs Sunday night to signal a new era in diplomatic relations strained by America's new OCOIICifDlc and China poHcies. "Our visit this evening also symbolizes the friendship between Japan and lbe United States," Nixon told some ~.000 persons and scores of newsmen januned in the fourofltory high, gaily-decorated hangar at ElmendoriAirForceBase. Hlrohilo said, "I am deeply moved by your presence here with Mrs. Nixon .. " When Hlrohilo's jetliner landed at 9:47 p.m. Alaska lime toda EDT) and he (2,., a.m. Y stepped on American soil, It marked the first time that a Japanese emperor left his homeland to travel to another nation in Japan's l!lkeniury history. In the brisk 35-degree weather the President, wearing a topcoat, greeted Rirohito as he wiill<ed down the ramp and said, "Your Majesty, we are most happy to have you on Ameri~n soil and as you go on your journey, our thoughts and our prayers go with you." 'lbe emperor, looking frail and appearing every bit of his 70 years, also wore a topcoat over a conservative suit. Both Nixon and Hlrohito stood stiffly at altenlion on a red carpet as 21 guns boomed a salute. A Marine band played the Japanese ahd U.S. national anthems. Both chiefs of state then reviewed the colorful Marine Drum and Bugle Corps. Thundering applaW!e greeted Nixon and tbe emperor as they walked into the hangar. Nixon, 58, a 6.footer, towered over the 5,fooW Hlrohlto as they stood on the velvetcarpeted platfona in Hangar Five. Tbe pomp and pageantry overshadowed memOries of World War U when Japanese soldiers invaded and occupied for a short time the Aleutian Islands off the Alaska coast. But a grim reminder of the war days was at nearby Ft. Wainwright, where there Is a burial ground for 235 Japanese soldiers. Nb:on, winding up a two-day Western l!lur; ssld in the cavernous hangar: "We meet ~ evening in a part of the United States which Is appronmately the same distance from Tokyo ·as it Is from our own ~pital in Washington, D.C. "This fact reminds us that our two counlries are not only friends but neighbors as well, separated by an ocean which grows smaUer every day." 'lbe President also said, "a year ago the great exposition at Osaka ~ught the Imagination of the entire world. The theme of that exposition was this: 'Progress And Hannony For All Mankind .• '"l'bese words express the hope which- unites our peopleand people every:where." . . MEIGS lHEAnif Tonlo~t ,..,.. Tuesdly Sept. 27-21 Wall Disney's "SI,OOO,OOO DUCK" (Technicolorl De<!n Jones Sandy Duncan Walt Disney's BONGO (Technicolorl "G" "G" SHOW STARTS7 P.M. I ' ~- 1 \ 1 ' I \ < COURI. NEWS Anti-Thieu Pressure Mounting EXTENDEDOU'J'LOOI( 1111t. Emr • d OIIIINller Wet ,._7 ......., Friday: Quite wana Wr ' y. A : ;::'!~:.~c:: HOSPITAL NEWS 1 1 1 = • Fourtdn - caaea were tel'· milia led and ooe wu -IIDD!!II-· this moi'Ding In GalUpoUs confrooled disllbled veterans Municipal Court. Paul PlriiUpe, and high school students who 311, Rt. 2, Q'OWn City, entered a 1ried to march oo a main street liot guilty plea to a ..trol . carryingantl-1bleubannersand charge of driving wiBie qnder picbres ol the presided with a suspenalon. Acting Judge crossdrawnacrCIOIIhisface. '11lcmu S. Moulton agreed to• Police fired tear gas to break bear the case m Oct. '5. up the demoostratioo and the WlUlam R. BoDey, 25, Rt. 2,. students responded by IAJssing Galllpolls, Was bned $10 and: ; firebombs and at least two costa fer clefective bnkea. &agment.atim grenades, ooly Forfel~ boods were Walter: one of wllich went off. One N. Bentz, 58, Pomeroy, "8,; policeman was slightly wound- speed; Russell Fillinger, Rt. 1,' ed. Crown City, $51, littering; ; lAter the demonstrators, who James K. H<rloll, 63, Atbells, retreated intO their headquar· . $28,passingwithouttheaasured: ters, tried to bring the banners clear distance; Gary R. BaUr, out again. At that point the rt, Galllpolla, "'· defective police puUed oot and regular muffler; Robe~ E. Wolfcrd, 36, South Vietnamese anny troops, St. Albans, $211, speed; Edward anned wilb machineguns, were Leroy . Workman, 28, Worbrougbt in for another confron.. tbinglon, $23, speed; James tation. A third grell8!le was Foster Smilb, 30, GaUipolis thrown and five IIHII'O ·persons Ferry, $18, no driver's Ucense; were slightly wounded, but Denver .c. Uvely, 35, Rt. I, there was no gwlfire and the BidweU, "'· no muffler; Perry (lrotest broke up at mid- C. C8rdwell, 25, Rt. 2, O'OWD afternoon. City, $18, disobeying traffic signal; Bernard L. Rossiter, 25, BONDS FORFEITED Rt. I, Galllpdis, $18, ~; l>:orleiting bonds in Pomeroy Randy L. 4'ach, 24, ParterMayor Olarles Legar's Court shurg, $14, stop sign vlolatioo; Saturday night were .Emma Charles Edward Gleason, :1&, Williams, Mason, W. Va., "5, Circleville, $28, speed; Charles posted for reddess operation, A. Bates, Gallipdis, $211, inand George Hoschar, Jr., West ton~tion,andJamesWmmm Columbia, $25, lor squealing Malona, 24, Mineral Wells, W. tires. Va., " ' squeaUng tires. , Meigs Marriage Ueeue WDGETOMEET Marvin Leon Randolph, 32, Bethel62, International Order Pomeroy, Route 2, and Alice of Jobs Daughters, will meet at May Addison 33 Pomeroy 7:30 this evening at the Route 2. ' ' Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Young Voters Heavily for Idea of Peking Trip Fred Dessauer Died on Sunday Douglas Newton Died on S in the U. N. itself - and irrespective of wbether it will even want to, in the new cir- cumstances. By vetoing the initial Cong~o. IBI act submitting to lbe states the constiiUtional amendment to lower the voting age, Mr. Nixon in aU probability could have staUed the whole issue, at least until after the 1972 elections. Th.ere were people in the palace guard itself who were amazed that he did not put in such a veto; as were a good many people among detached onlookers, such as Ibis columnist. Now, the man who more than any other in this country once personified unyielding oppositio~ to ~g Red China in any circwnstancea is twice recognizing it - first by going there at aU and second, of course, by the policy line he has taken up in the U.N. debates. This, or so it is assumed at lbe White House, has shaken up lbe cliche images heretofore held by "the kids" - constructively so, from the President's viewpoint. VIsit Elba: felcls 3rcl Floor· Fumltur8 Depart:nant TV picture! CABINET! Conlempor1ry lly\ed compacl console. S"' x 3~ Twin-Cone S.,.aker. '49995 ZENITH CUSTOMIZED TUNING Ingels Furniture •· .· .. ·.·.· .· . . . . . .. . r--------------------.----- GENUINE WOOD . 0pen Fri. & Ph. 992-2635 .·.·.·..·.· .· .· . ... Nixon said Hirohlto's journey SAIGON (UPI)--Demonstra- Delta city of Can Thus where tonight to erodorse his one-man "also has great coolemporary elouee ., ......... ... lions against the one-man re- three U.S. vehicles wm! race based oo the c:ountry's signifleance. Fer It helps to :.... eeoler 'l'lla:rHay- election race of· PI ·dent firebombed. progress 18lder lour years of symbolize Japan's growing Cleartq .... - - Friday. Npyen Van Thleu broke out 1bieu forces organivd their his leaclership. It was the fourth position In world affairs." lfl&U from llle IPPfJI' 'ltl to today in five of South Viet- own pr'O-gOfti'DIIIelll ........._ national broatbst in three Speaking In Japanese, Hlrohi· llle IPPfJI' • WetntiJ, nam's . biggest cities. Tbe stration in SalgGo llut only days by the 41-year-old presto told Nixon, "you have come dn!lt~ to llle apper • to demonatrationa toot an anti- allout 25 veleralls lmDed up. ident. over a long way to meet us · llle mid '111 by Fnty. •Low American tone in lhe Metong 1bieu .Sed his c:ountrymen 1bieu began his . speech by per101l811y on the occasion of IIIOIIIy Jew ud .ud • cleclaring, '1 · am not a our stopover here on our way to Wedaesday ..d Tbrsday 1 watrnonger,Iarnseeld.ngpeace seven European countries, moralq ud ...... Friday when you are so pressed on moralq. olber matters of state. I lity ... tben we are seUing the "I appreciate it as a special .·.· .·... ·. ·.·,·.·.·...... ·.·.·.·.·.·.····.·.-.·.· . eountry to the Cooununists." manlfeslation of your very JU TO Velerau M-ui 81 .-caJ Fl atV.U.yHIIpltal A leading opposition senator specialgoodwillandinlerestfor RY BESEATED . SATURDAY ADMISSIONS ADMISSIONS Donna told the g_overnment today to the Japanese people ' and A jury w!IB being sealed this Vivian Johnson, Racine; Wanda Wilson, Middleport; Mrs. slop blaming its mistakes on morning IR Meigs County Smith U"'-''--'· Clair' ru-~ ~-'-- Warner Pl "'--unt· ourse Ives." . Common Pleas Court to bear ' D....._..,.., . "''" .,.,...... , ' ....,.._ ' the Cooununists, and criticized 'lbe emperor said, "I bave no the suit of the Ohio Department mo~d, RuUand; Hamson Roy Clark, Vloloa; Mrs. police for using ucesslve force doubt whatever that the friend- of Higbwrys against Dennis L. Robinson, ~tart, W. Va.; Carl Kenneth Flemming, Dme in putting down anti-governly relationa between our two Facemyer, et a!. Tbe bighwfy Alley, .Racme; Carl Gardner, Errett, Pt. ~t; Harold ment demonstrations. COWllries, cultivated the past departm 1, offer of ., 0 ""If Jr., Middleport; Wilbur Nap- Woyan, Southside; Mrs. Mary In Da Nang, tbe country's 1er of h~ will be en 8 •• ,... or per, Pomeroy. · . Byus, Pl Pleasant; Sanue! secood largest city, police quar a cen-,, property owned by the delen- ' SATURDAY DISCHAR . GES OJdater Leon·VenJCIIIWinlenl increasingly strengthened by dants has been refused. Tbe • • • clW!e contact and cooperation ...~ will d 'd the . Lyle HyseU, George Buffalo; Mrs. Ed Bannon, Pt. Taken tQ Ho~r ecJ e pnce. Nesselroad, PatriCia' Edwards,· Pleasant·, ~'---'ta ~·-.......,_, between our governmenta and •-' peoples." , NO SPANiliH TAXFORMS Hattie Nesselroad, Clara GaUipolis; Mrs. Everyn Ronald Searles, Rutland, Nixon and his wife, Pat Garland, Donald Combs, Ethel Rawson, Southalde; Mrs. suffering chest pains, was taken arrived at this jet age WASHINGTON (UPI) ~ Tbe Nelson, Hazel Slone. Norman Nicholson, Evans; to Holzer Medical Center by "crO&Voads of the world" decilnU:malded Revenoffue Service has SuNDAY ADMISSIONS - Mrs. Godfrey Moore, Pt. Marlin ambulance after being about 4~ hours ahead of the not to er income lu Millard Ball, Long Bottom; Roy Pleasant; James McClure, given6rstaidbytheMiddleport emperor. 'lbe President flew lormsiJ!Spanisb, even though it Sears, Middleport; William Letart. &R unit at 10:43 a.m. Sunday. from WaUa WaUa, Wash., in Is the . most widely spoken Reynolds Jr Pomeroy DISCHARGES - Merrill At 9:57 p. m. Saturday the Air .Force One. Hlrohito and foreign language In the United . SUNDAY lliSCHAaGES - Oark, Elza McCar!J, ElviD Middlepllrt squad was called to Empress Nagako, 68, flew from States. Wanda Smith, Betty I. Moore, Late, Joseph Neal, Olarles North Second St., near the Tokyo in a Japan Airlines DC8 KILLS MAN Janice Capehart, Judilb Bacon, Warner, Mrs. James Roosh, Watne . Shop, where Carl jeWner. SHEFFIELD, England (UPI) Carl Gardner, Jr. Mrs. Josie Rwsh, Mrs. O..le$ Gardner, Jr., Middleport, was 'lbe 21Hninute public mee"ftO · McCulloeh, Ill, James R. found lying on a sidewalk -... - A whirlwind damaged Mrs Gord Bennett, was followed by a mile-long trip hundreds of homes and facliOOSTERs TO MEET PoweU, ·. on bleeding about his nose · and by car to the home of U. Gen. tories in Sheffield, Rotherham A meeting of Southern Band ·Tammy Adkins, Mrs. Lora mouth. He was taken to Robert G. Ruegg, commander and other South Yorkshire Boosters will be held at 7:30 ~,.:!~ ~- ~ Veterans Memorial Hospital in chief of the Alaska com- ('O!!lmunlties today, killing " at p.m Tuesday at the high school where he was admitted. Gardmand, f6r a private mee""n. · Ra. · Dyer and Mrs. Paul Smith. ner was discharged Sund!iY · • -.,. least one man, JIOlice said. m cme. Part of the roadway was paved especially for the ceremony, and special lighting was Installed so that the thousands of Alaskans who turhed out could get a glimpse of the two chiefs overwhehning public approval thinking the heretofore un- the bact by a resounding 78 pet. World War broke out - and BY WILLIAM S. WWIE of state. Nb:on's bubbletop, bulle!ilroof limousine was WASHINGTON -A sort of o! the President's forthcoming thinkable, which is that maybe Well aware as they are that would never glow again in his visit to CommWlist China. But the President will get some " the kids" are probably the lime. flown here for the motorcade. the White Paper this good feeling is not simply or considerable backing from "the most volatile of aU voting 'lbe present attiiUde among Outside Ruegg's quarters sober semi-elation is ·moving even primarily because of the kids," after aU, in his 1972 groups, and aware, too, that the Nixon people is not were a careluUy sculptured lhrough the Nixon White House fact of that approval itseH. ~mpaign lor re-election. A saying that tbe President is necessarily that this proposition replica of a Japanese bonsai CJ!/er · recent polis indicating The Nixon men are now Louis Harris poll indicates a 68 right to go to China . is not is now incorrect It is simply garden and a version of coloolal pet. endorsement by the people equivalent to saying that he that it is not necessarily correct WilliamsbiJfg, Va., as symbols generaUy of the N"o:on mission ought to be re-elected, the any more and that maybe, just of both nati0118. - which is, in truth, a tumaboot President's principal political maybe, there are some votes to Nixon look the occasion to Fred Dessauer, Bli, died drici<s, Winfield, w. Va., and in American high foreign policy advisers are nevertheless be had out there in the land of re8881Jl'e the Japanese that his of incalculable depth and im- bucked up by that fJgure of 78 academe, if only because Mr. new economic and China Sunday morning at his several nieces and nephews. pet. . Nixon is acting upon the Funeral services will be at plications. poUcles did not mean the residence at 4 West Cave St. in United States had turned Its Pomeroy. A member of the 7:30p.m. Tuesday at the Ewing . A confidential poD ~ To be sure, Ibis is in part proposition, held by many bact on Japan. 1\e two nations Pomeroy Trinity· Olurch, Mr. Funeral Home where friends c1dentaUy taken by the White simply because they had, in among the young as nothing now are military allies but Dessauer was the son of the late may call any time. Graveside House !tself ~d ~an o~­ spite of themselves, become short of a religion, that we need with the a lot of "changes." And, of their economic rivalry has Carl and Charlotte Weber services will be at the Union- a)l affmnalive public reaction indoctrinated widespread dogma that lbe best dale Cemetery in Pittsburgh at of 67 pel or parenthetically, Dessauer. course, the President's decision become Increasingly bitterSurviving are his wife, Eva; • 2 p.m. Wednesday. Officiating acluaHy one pet. short of what Mr. Nixon could possibly expect to go to Peking is a change, pafticularly as a result of three sons, Harry and Albert, of ·at the service Tuesday ni8ht Harris found. But aU this, both from the campus crowd would indeed ~ so great a one as to Nixon's wage-price freeze which also cootalned a ll).per PIIIBburgh, Pa., and WJibert in will be the Rev. W. H. Perrin. the Harris report and the White be that they would stay home, make sterile and academic the Hawaii; a sister-in-law, House's own findings, forms or otherwise "do their thing" debale in the United Nations cent implrt llll'tu charge. one way or another, on election upon •!.> ..,._ admissi'on of Red only the cake. 'lbe president's plaiined trip Roberta Dessauer, Pmneroy; day. TAKENTOHOSPITAL The forsting lies in lbe cirChina. !o China has touched off a three step-sons, Carl and Pomeroy E·R squad cumstance that the opinion Harley Hendricks, both of The Of coune, Red China is An undeniably " square " poUtical swirl in Japan .. Japan bas never recognized the Pomeroy, and Albert Hen· answered a caU at 4:40 .P·. m. probes made by the White President with an equally CMiing in; oi eourse, Red auna Sunday to the Wilham House itself (and at first read ''square" staff had reckoned is going to be given the "perCommUnist government estaReynolds, Jr., home on State there with a good deal of In- that on the campus the light& manent" seat on the SecuritY bllshed by Mao Tse-tung. It has St., from where Mr. Reynolds, credulous head shaking) In- were turned off so far as Mr. Cooncil so long be.ld with our had diplomatic relations with who had suHered head injuries dicated that amilng the newly Nixon was concerned - to total support by Nationalist the· Nationalist OUnese of ~--JIn a faU earHer Sunday, was enfranchisedprospectivevoters paraphrase a remark made by Ch.ina on Taiwan. This is Taiwan since 1952. UIJUaY taken to Veterans Memorial in the 18-W,.~year-old bractet a British statesman aboot the irrespective of whether Nixon's surtu seriouSly af. Hospital and admitted. . lbe President was given a pat on lights of the world when the first Nationalist China can even stay lected Japan's private industry which claims the United States DougJas William Newlon, 51, for one of its biggest uport Plum St., Middleport, died markets. Sunday morning at Veterans Memorial Hospital. He was born June 15, 1920, at YOUTHKUJ.ED Charleston, W. Va., ·~'" '"" son of CIRCLEVIU.E, Ohio (UPI) the late Douglas and Mary -. Jeffrey Watldns, 16, Wor- Newlon. Mr. Newton was a thington, was tilled during the veteran of World Warn having weekend when his parachute served In the Navy. H~ was a failed to open wblle he was sky member of Local 667 of the diving with the Columbus Boilersmakers' Union . Sport& Parachute Club In norlbSurviving are his wife Alma· western Pickaway County. two daughters, Mrs. 'Rar~ (Unda) Pitchford, and Mrs. Jan (Mary Kay) Haddox, both PRISoN REFORM _of Point Pleasant; a son, WASHINGTON (UPI)- Rep. Charles (Oiuet) Newlon of F. Bradford Morse, R-Maas., Ashland, Ky.; a step-son, said he would Introduce James L. Hendricks, Cirlegislation today to set up a cleville; a brother, Olartes, conunlaion to Investigate the Orange, Calif. ; two grandAmerican pri5on system. More children, and two step· than 50 members of Congress grandchildren. have put in bills to relonn Funeral services will be held prisons, at I p.m. Tuesday at UMi RawUngs-Coats Funeral Home with the Rev. James Lewis and the Rev. Gecrge Hoosier of. ficlating. Burial will be In Gravel Hill Cemetery at Cheshire. Friends may call at the funeral home any time. ?,.}'giant-screen console featll'i'lg world's · .. ' :.at. Nigllts Middleport ' Now You ·KnOw · ..Weather MUch of lk!etllonn's greatest music, including the Ninth Symphony and the Missa Solemnis, was ~ wben be was so deaf it was possible to eDIDJIWnicate with him only in writing. Variable d~ fonigbt, chance of showers mainly ftSt. Low tonight in the 60s. Cloady. chance of showers Wednesday, IUrning cooler late in the day. ,. VOL XXIV NO. 116 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUESDAY, SEPTE~BER 28, 1971 • ID szent C0 8 Says .d Taxes P ai . . . · 'COLUMBUS (UPI) - State Sen. Oatley C. Collins, R-Itonlon, part owner of the Collins Mining Co., says be bas "fulfilled every legal laJ: obligation" due from him. Collins denied newspaper reports that be was released from laJ: liens totaling more than $30,000 "aparently without payment of money." 'lbe Dayton Daily News said Sunday in a coprighted story several release certificates were marked "satisfied." "They (reporters) have gone over courlbouse records which they either do not understand or choose to intentionally distort," said Collins, wbo is chair- man of the Senate Educatioo CommiUee. "If they wanted to pr IS!D~ facts fairly, they would have to print that I lllll'e no taxes whatsoever to Lal\rence County. I have canceUed cbeclis to prove this." The paper said two weeks earlier Collins had gotten IIHII'O than $9,000 in laJ: remittances and penalties, which Collins later denied, Saying he bad not been refunded penalty payments for deliquent lues. "Contrary to inferences, rumors,' gusses and innuendo 00. ing printed by these aUeged big city newsmen, I bave ful- OU Will Try Another Judge ~'!'HENS, Ohio (UPI) - 'lbe strike by some 900 DlliHICad~c employes of Oliio Univers1ty went into its siJ:th day today with the school adminislration stiU trying to break the walkout in the courts. OU officials, thwarted in their first attempt to have Oscar MeGee of Local 111!19, American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes, cited for contempt of court, fUed a second charge Monday. A hear· ing tin -the charge was scheduled (at 2 p.m.) today before visiting Coounon Pleas Judge Harvey Meyer from Hoelting County. 'lbe 19,000 - siUdent campus here has remained open despite picketing by- the werters and the resulting !act of services such as trash collection and mealservice.Somestudentsand staff members are being used, however, to fill key positiona. - Judge Harvey toot over -jurisdiction of the case after an- other visiting . judge, Howard Goldsberry from Ross County, returned home becalll!e of prior court commitments. Goldsberry had been given the spedal as.signment after Judge LoweU Howard of the Athens County court bere disqualified himself because of prior connectiona with ou. e Aucanquilcha, Chile, which lies 17,500 feet above sea level, is said to be the hi~h· est town on earth. n IUPI) - Mnpllen of the slrlklag Y•••cstown ralioa Aoa«jatita voted E' ~~~to~ p ......... ~-olcoart i&olued aepllatieal. 'l1le tea<kn met for abolll u IJo.- befeno votmg to relanl to llleir dassnoms. ~- l'dtiJDj RJUJJJUbJUJ~-.;s 6IJed every legal 1u obligation due from me," be said. The.newspaperstarted ebecking Collins' 1u recflrll.s after clisclosing U.S Forest rangers last June accused him of illegaUy mining oo 43.6 acres of lbe Wayne Natiooal Forest adjacenl to land be mined under lease. Tbe paper said Collins owaed aboot ao pel of land in Lawrence County and is the County's largest individual tupayer. A suit was filed by the Dayton Daily News against the countyauditorandtreasurerafler they closed their records to inspecli<ln by reporters_ Ray Waller, Lawrence County.auditor, said today the colleetion of lues is not up to lbe auditor llut that be had checked the treasurer's office and fonad that Sen. Collins does not owe lAwrence County any taxes. Waller termed the whole issue political. vz· . . R . .r zes ,o ome I BUDAPEST (UPI)- Canlinal Jomef Mintventy left the U. S. Embassy here today after oearly 15years ((self-imposed exile and flew to the Vatican, Budapest radio announced. Tbe ~year-()Jd cardinal bad lived in tbe rmbassy since be fled there as Soviet tants neared Boutapest Wring the 1958 Hungarian uprising. Tbe radio said hisdl!parturewastbe result of an arra~l between the Communist regime of Hungary and tbe Vall~. Mindventy left Budapest by ait'!Uneat I p.m. (8 a.m. EDT ), buthisdepar1urew!ISnotannounceduntiltwohourslater. The Vatican has negotiated for years with Mindszenty and the Hungarian government for became a forgotten man-his a solution to the diplomatic name was never used in obstacles placed by Mindszen- HUngarian newspapers and ty's refusal to give up his self- lhere probably were young imposed refuge. However, ::i:t•;::mwho had never Mindszenty in past years · . . insisted on walking out of the . BHut lo the CommuniSt regune 10 . unglll! he remained as a embassy a free man. Mindszenty had been sen- VIVId reminder of. the suppre&fenced to life imprisonment in Slon ~ lbe H~ganan ~volt. 1949 by the Hungarian regime .Ironically, It was ~nty for aUeged high treason and himseH wbo ~locked his own black marketeering, but he was freedom. freed briefly by Hungarian The stern ol~ man re{used to freedom fighters before he surrender his_ ~lion as received asylum in what was Roman Catholic Primate of lben the U.S. legation. Hungary despite Vatican urgThrough the years his pre- mgs that he give up his_asyl~ sence lhere was a deep and. '?ve lor htme. Arid so he embarrassment to the United reniained ISOlated for 15 years States, to Hungary and to the until at .tbe end he relented and Vatican. And in Hungary he Continued on Page 8 ""-- - - - ~~ TO CROWN QUEEN- Ahomecoming queen will be ctowlled by the Mei&s High School Ill pre.gamecemnonies~ the Meigs-lroolon game in Pooleroy Friday night. Candidates are .fr<m the left, Sherry King, daughter <I Mr. and Mrs. WJlliam King, Bradbury; Carty NiCIDSlty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Nicinsky, Middlepcrt; Pat Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gen.; Harris and Susie Sonlsby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J8Jl)es Soulsby, Pomeroy. 'lbe fifth candidate, out of town Mooday, is J"Jll Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Harris of Mason County. 'lbe student body members have cast baUots to select the queen . Future o Playground Up to Board A decisioo whether or not to told council Monday night In a work neeiled af the Middleport Godsberry djsmjqed the univ- close the pla,ground at Mid- regular meeting that, in spite of pool. He urged Harold Chase, job" as Middleport park The two street improvements ersity's Drst legal action against dleport ·Elementary School a shortage of police personnel, maintenance supervisor, to director the past summer. II will be on North Second Ave. McGee Monday 111 grounds OU because of alleged "loodness his department has been make certain repairs at this was reported that for the fJrst near the A. and P. Store and at failed to show it was "suffer- and profanity" by adults using malting more " checks" on the time. Chase said, however, that time in several years the pool the corner of Fourth and jug im!parable hann" by the it at night today was returned to playground than at any other his employes do not have time shiiWed a profit in summer Palmer Sis. ChiefCremeansastedcouncil strike as it had claimed. Tbe the Mei&s Local Dislrict Board place in town. He said the school now to wen at the pool because operations. to meet and update village Locations 10bere sidewalks new motion asks lbe court to of Education. board would have to proceed of other projects which must be are needed were reviewed, but ordinances. A discussion was fine McGee and other union Last week, the board, through wilh its threatened closing if it completed. Council asked no action was taken. beld on the need lor such upleaders. Middleport CounciiQlan Diet is not satisfied by the super- Vaugha!J. to mate up a list of dating but no meeting set. 'lbe unioo went on strike last Tbursdayoverunresolvedgrievances that included alleged discrimination against female kitchen weners use of super. visors in n~ jobs and failure of the university to submit a list of wrders laid off during the summer. TEN CENTS ~=.n~;·t;~ R_oman Cardinal Vaughan, said it would close the playground unless local police maintained order. 'lbe school board at the time bad before it a petitioo signed by residents of tbe neighhorbood asking that " baskets" for playing baskelbaU be ~Olief of Police J. J. Oemeans vision of the playground by police. It appe;u:ed to be a concensus of council that children would continue to use lbe playground, even if the board of edu~tion closed it. POOL REPAIRS Vaughan also reviewed repair improvementa that should be made and submit it with lbe possibility of employing a carpenter to go ahead with the work. Chase, a member of lbe Recreation Commission , commended Vaughan's wife, Ruby, who,besaid,dida "good Billed as an "Ole Country Gatherin' " Bob Evans will host the first amma1 Bob Evans Fann Festival, October 1~. 16, and 17. Evans,lnowo thnlughout the midwest lor cc e~wlion ef. forts, pure-bred Cbarolais cattle and his sausage ~ts. thought it would be a good idea to provide people with a living example of life on the midwest !ann of yesteryear. "In this day when much emphasis is placed on the commercial aspects of such eventsitwouldbelunlortidslo see just how farm life was without aU lbe man-made amusements and clutter," said Evans. The "gatherin" at the Bob Evans Homestead located on <llase told council that, according to regulations of the village, he will lose his vacation time if he doesn't go on vacation within the next several days. However, council authorized <llase to proceed with two street improvement projects and to start his vacation later. Solicitor Bernard Fullz will have to draw ·up the new or· dinances after council decides what eourse it is to follow. Councilman David Oblinger suggested an increase in fines for violatioos when the or- Rt. 35 in Rio Grande, will be open from I p.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Jive entertainment for lbe three day festival will include ~~ t f . •CbcUZ.dm'~i:::=i The Flowers Family, The EXIENDEO Olm.OOK Grande Squares Dancers, folk Warm fianday and musicians and a special French Friday wUI1 a diuce of Art Colony Art Auction, and sbowen Frltlly. CHier concerts by four bands. Salllrday. llf&IJI !rem tile 'lbe authentic theme will he 11ppel' 7ls ~ tile mid • carried out with antique ftarsday ... Friday alld ill displays, art and crafts ... 'ltl Salllrday. Lows ill tile exhibits, the making of apple as aad .._. • 'lhnday cider and many more eumples ... Friday moralap aad of"An Old Country Gatherin' ". mestly ill tile 511 Salarday Also in the tradition of tbe merJdJJC. country, lbe Bob Evans Farm . ·.···.·· ·. ·.·.··.· .· ·.·.·.· •,•, ',',',',',','',',,, Festival is free to the public. 'lbe services of Comservco, a. commerci.al service fum for industry located at Marietta, were outlined by Ralph I. Leaf, the d~tor, when the Pomeroy Olamber of Conunen:l! met Monday for a luncheon at Bowers Restaurant Leaf said that · Comservco puts lbe image of an industry on paper through its commercial services. Tbe finn provides mailing lists, ad reply services, bulk and first class mailings, a literature service center and creative .promotionals in its operatioos. Accompanying Leaf to the meeting was Tyson Carpenter, director of sales. dinances are redraWn. It was reported that the cable television service is expected to be started in the l;i&IIIDIIIlity next month. 'lbe Crabtree and Associates firm wiU bave representatives visit homes to determine who wants the service, it was reported. Attending the meeting were Mayor C. 0 . Fisher, CJert. Treasurer Gene Grate, Chase, Chief Cremeans, Allen Lee King, and Councilman Vaughan, Ohlinger, LawreJtce Slewart, John Zerkle and Mrs. Roger Mcrgan. I : • Bne . l.f.s . : ,ews••• zn 1 1\T 1 I By UDiled Pftla IJJimlaU-.1 SUlallow Co&t of Protection HARTFORD, OONN. - JACQUES YVESCOUSTEAU, a man who has seen poUutioo in seven world oceans from below the ' surface, says Americans should swallow the ligh cast of protecting lhe envirmmenl Tbe noted ocea'JOBI'Ipber and subject of the televisioo series "Tile Underseas World" said Monday that if Americans can af. fcrd the IIgb c111t of credit card li~. they can afford to lead the Continued on Page a / During the meeting, presided over by Jack Kerr, president, the chamber made plans to form a group of five business people who will establish promotional programs, not ooly during the Chrlslmas holiday season, but for other special events. Two members already have volunteered to wen in the new group which will be a part of the overaU chamber public service program. Others attending the meeting were James Danner, Jack Carsey, . Bill Grueser, Earl Ingeb, WendeD Hoover, Fred Crow, Mrs. Emerscn Jooea, Richard Chambers, and James Mees. Ful Size a.tm llndhad, Fullld Twill Sizl hnelleds, Sillllllll Doullle Drums, Chest Desks, 3 lid 4 Draaer a. ·,,, Open ""*c n, Huldt, Sidin& "- 0. Cabinlt5 I I I y"r ELBER.FELDS IN POMEROY 3rd Floor Furniture Department . Prompt delivery to • home. Sensible credit. ' r-~-------------------------, CLIMBER CASUALTIES AMECAMECA, Mexico (UPI)- More tban 500 persons were treated SUnday fer frost bite, exposure and minor Injuries in a mass attempt to scale 17,1183-foot extinct volcano Popocateptl -s part of a Mexican national hoUday, the Red Crass said. Only a handful of climbers reached the snowcapped swnmlt. TRAIN DERAD.ED CRESTON, Ohio (Ul'l) Four engines and a caboolle derailed on the Erie· Lackawana Railroad Une near here in Wayne County late Sunday, causing minor damage to the tracks and equlpn\ent. 'lbe train was en route from Marlon to Kent. PHONE 992-2156 I OBSERVERS EN'IERTAINED - AJipnaimaWy a jaDicn ft. the QJlo Uohalllt,'l DllpartDat ol EAacatian wwe eoflertalned by II r ""• at the ~Weuy E'oflutay School Mooday DliBnllC befCin! beq ICm' to fliwaOJ aDd Jillcltdeport etbools of till! lleip Local School Dillrict. 'l1le •-s~Dc~enls wiD <0 te r! t!ol 4J dube 111o11r -ter d •lodJ but wiD lll1l do llll' lhdent tea fllriC. I . . ' Acllnd at llle receptian Mooday are Melanie Beegle, Radle, .,.... "' llle Middlep«rllbird grade; Durward . Alllell, 0 -~~·-. .ped to llle siJ:tb grade .of Mrs. M leoe Filii, Powa o, FJementa-y, wbo is ~ ; RGbert.., ds, priuclpal af tbt achools in whlcb lhl' studenta will be ~ and ..,. Amer, Akron, Uligned to the fint ....., af lin. WIWi Clrpepter at Middleport. . ; JNSI'AIJ.Aft)N -Mrs. Jahn Reese, Gflllpoiiii,IUgiGii 11, Olio AI I I ~lalkiD a( Ga'den Cluba installed aflicen of tbt )hlp CGantJ Ganim Club Associali<ln Mooday mpt. Inslalled by lin. Reese, left, were Mn. Robert Itaim, Bend . 0' tbt Rmr Club, COUDiy cootact chsirman; Mrs. Inn Walter, '() I ' Olr Ill «:WW, t' J 4 , a.. Hiram Fllbar, Wilda 1 Oa I C», llwU t .... - ; lin. JEd Jllrt, ...... 0111, ...... I 11 I 5 duirmarl, _. 11n. ' • aws 1 • • •• , r (- -4 Gal m,C 13"' I s,llftll'ltlk (I II ttt . . , _ ,. . . 3 . . . ., �' .• 3:- The Dally Sentinel, M!ctdlepor~CIIIei'Oy, 0., Sept. 28,1971 Generation ·Rap By Helen' and Sue Hottel IIY HE! .EN AND SUE BO'JTEL (GtC a pnt' mT or allllljeel f• dllc ' •• ~nree rallaa •lfleT Jllreet JC It etk S.. • Relea 8GCiel - or . . , I Jll nata e"EN•Ioa m.u.eNiaqbler alllftr.l .-a• .. Ohi0 · d 8 r-:---~-~----------------------------------, Lea 1 Voice New Attack I · along ·Broadway 1 · ! L~ating Queen a Laugh· BY JACit O'BRIAN A kENNEDY'S ......,.,., .__,... THE . . MASS OF COMl'LAINTS • NEW ~ORK - Variety says Lennie Baby Bernstein's "Mass" may he booted into Radio City Music ~U: it'sa cinch II won't be done in St. Patrick'sCathedrai. .. :Heahoulclhear what a Kennedy privately said aiHiutlt .:.. ~ Grif· fin's wife Julann's ,._ In L.A 's .,._..__ of · · """'' • ......,. Lebanon after maju- surgery .... Dick Ottinger will run again foc the coogressimal seat he vacated wben be failed to circus bis WBJ. to nobler office .... He's not happy wi11l bls publlc On Cancer ··w •.:. AT .aR•ooE • are gllllqJ~Qg IDward the laDle Wub. addma. r - - - - -'----, N .,.... •65 • AQ 8\ NlckeyRooneyiGiduabewoa'tdotheW.C. Fields mna!cal, "W'C"' on Jkwdway; 11,ys be hu lilly a ''few" ~ to lake to the project: ' "lbe story, !be book, ...,...,_, scenery, the IIIUiic" (Unt.plcter!) .... Says it's another "too aeriWB" ""a!cal ae!H~ to ~. li1elds wi.lhout.en'-'·lrrl·· .... It wu wbat was wrong wilb ..;--;;;;;: __,_,, ''Ge<rge M" (Oiban) ....... ,_ Z8 1~~~ 64 ·-· . second truml' to dUinmy's king. Then he cashas his second blgh spade and starts to run clubs. East can trump the fourth club or not. If he "We Want To Wipe Oul WEST J!AST CAN HAIR SUl'l"' ltEEP Cancer In Your Lifetime," •.non • Q8432 SH4 $1 lot JACOIY MODflltl' loooJ< to: "WO. at IMro:' /c/o tW. -•· HDflHIRSVTE• ·describes the dedication snd •&u •K8752 ,.,.,), 1.0 • ... 419, Wia City "'-'-- Bol~'- · . confidence of the American .• 9Q7523 . .• 1 V0oid 65 . Stotioo, Hf!' Yari-, H.Y. 10019. ,_. -= . .· .· Cancer Society In Its fight for My boaapllined that the raise he PfOOllsed me was out, due . cancer control according to so•AUTBK (il) loMr. Nixon's cold ape[[, I undentand. lt'sa part..time job after Mrs. Clara Lochary,. ACS """ doem't, South throws hun llchoolllllll weekends andl'mgladtoha 11, t '•""no · Aclreall Sandyllemla'""eh'"nmaybaw •no on lead by playing ' trump . on. , . • · · 1ll even a • - - volunteer of the Meigs Courity the case in court by noo;r: acme 33 rata on the • AJ 1092 to his queen." .· . PIJ. Unit, who headed the contingent premises auch rfumel Alar Utile · •AK83 Bulit aeeme Wte the freeze should wort two ways. Lite wben of local cancer fighters at a Interest law firm .... Bronx D.A. Burt Roberts ; pe · .... Rich N- ~able Either way, East Is on lead finds himself with the and hel!lnodme,myhalrwaschln length -'- which it still is. Even my Society-sponsored district was all set to beN. Y. Supreme Court Justice 111111 Doris Duke, wbocanaff«dllll the Pula ,;Rome West North Eost So•lll Hobson's choice !Jetween . a ft6a dun't cwnpl•ln, · election in Waverly recently. met 8 week ago with Jawn ~r- 111111 ~ =~·~~tllellpt!~~;.::t Pass t lt spade lead to allow South to 3 Well, !be boa callecfme in yestenJay 111111 said,_"No haircut, Mrs. Locbary said tbe hizzoner be wanted to name bis OWD succeaaor Pus 6 • rUff in dummy and discard DD job," hecMIIf a COlli* of Cllllmlera beefed. · American Cancer Society is· ~his. cbit;f asslatant) ~ua a courta ~ chic e~J!~b ol Earopeall oripwls, In- Pus . !'ass Pus one of his heu:ts or a ileart JUS~ceahi~ for tbe latlllr 1 asslstmil ,... lindsay clllding_an officer's navy coat (St. Laurent), a ()(ieninlll...t4 J lead right up to dummy's .I dun't cet.lllf the govenuDe~~t can freeze my wagea, why leading an attack against advised him tarUy to stay a D.Ji. wine velvet !lwer (ditto) aDd pea jacbt ace-quee'!. Cllll't I te- !be le~lb rl my hair? Could I~ IUil, aDd to cancer wi11lout parallel in the · (Carosa) plus Valentino ·_. Dlor ......_ _ By Onrald &: JIIIJ!es Jacoby wblm?- HIRSUTE GuY long history of civilization. Station WOR newscasler .Lyle Van made a ..... ..... ··INEWS'A'El ENTllPliSI ASSN.) How was I to know?" O.dlnule: "We'reouttowln!''ahesald. To marvelous Freudian slip : caiied It "Times' !l'dinaryglamourglrlacanafford .... 'Bullftgbter South. "I couldn't WID a ''balr suit" keep you hinale? rm afraid lbe wage and support this, Mrs. Locbary Scare,"whichshouldstay In 1lle vice vocabulary EICordobesswears be'nerlous about11181T)'iJW lamented go wrong if the trumps price. conlrcil folD mlgbt call Ibis halr-flllll~ 111111 suggest a pointed out there has been with Slime Square, Crime Square, Gun aty, etc a l~year~ Dul£bglrl w11o8e fatber Ia twice as didn't split 3-0. I guarded The blcldinll has been: bin. substantial progress over the .... Nueky Jolmson's widow Florie died in serioualy againsllt; told El to "CC!IIIeback In live against three in the East hand but West held them." w.. t North Eut South 1ftie 1 dun'! with -ft'-• ·t• bis ball years. Twenty years ago the Atlantic City .... And if you wished to aperielr~. years;" . agree your ....,....,er, 1 8 park snd five year survival rate for all wild open poliUcal"'·'-· you sh-~u have .Jane Fonds's offhand atlllud!! toward lues 'l'he answer to ·South's ,aa'llhavetoplaybllllblawayorgethellched.-HELEN ~"""' P... 2• Pass 2t o.r lllnule: cancer was lin 4; ten years ago A. C. befoce Nucky .went to the pokey .... Ladles caused estranged hubby Roger' Va.dim's U.S. complaint Is that he couldn't Pass 2• Pus lfaJ!Ie DOt. Yoar boa ISII'I really 18l-cool _or he wouldn't lin 3; today it could he 1 in 2 if who dress on TV in totally undme .bobemlan holdiJigs to he 'tlacbe41 .... Note fn1D tell who bel~ the three Pass 3 N.T. Pass ? You, South, hold: '--blreda'- •-•-in the"'-tplace.......... a -•--trim, wi"' aU patients sought treatment 1n style are one thing but Marya Mannes' tousled M-e~tls: ''The lig quealiOR ·ln Boslon's ' trumpa,hisbut thatrt be could _.., ....,..._. '"" ·--.~ .......,. Yo t· W'th 3• 000 Oh' . ' Irish • _ _._ _._._ .ensure con act against .AK1087 .AQ a bal-way klddlng letter aiHiut "one good freeze deserves tme . I •· . Joans tangle on 11le CaVIlltcast seemed to carry ·...._ ..an"""""'' lfith all the trouble in everythln except an 8-l .Jt7U What do you do 110w? MJO'her," milbt thaw him. _ SUE destined to get cancer m 1971 dowdiness to tiie point ol preleJtUcm. Northem Ireland, why is It Sen. Kemedy Went to spade spfit by playing bls o.r Sue: alone, we can ~o longer tolerate It was a quieter Primary Day here: Bella LONDON - then lqJjied .a . . - to Israel see of diamonds at trick two. A-l'llu. Yoa have riven 1 <IMr pktare of your baad and I gift 1 party laat Saturday nigbl. My fcJib (wh~ trust me) com~~cency · . . Abzug grumped voteless In 'Rooievelt Hoepital (where he advoealed aid to tbal nation) .... aad Tbe way South played the your putner baa bid thn!e n9· Ohio s share In the maSSive with pneumoola If Sen Ed Mustie auddenly could not find lime to loot In mUle troubled land trumps, West was able to trump. Tnut hlm• . .tout~~ eYeaing. Alter all, our average age Ia lllllll our $24 million-a-year National starts knocking ;~~tJUn8 in sight, maybe it's of bls ancestors??? PS: he bas never made a gain the lead and play a TODAY'll QtmiTION CIWd ~ o·get ckunt. lboocluome of the guys brought beer Research Program of the heca his N Y campaign boas Is Esther statement OR the subject· on the Door ol the heart through .dummy. Instead of bidding thn!e noIIIII I .veii wine C04Mn. American Cancer Society use ·· · Se te,. Now, sblft the trumps over trump your pu1ner bas gone Jlll.la Cllllple I didn't~ very well ut up jclinla aDd Blarted reached $923 247 for 26 grants In Newburg, who used to brainstorm the boUen. na · to East. South plays his ace to thn!e spades over your thn!e P' 1 1 !bern aiUWid. Nobody 1 IDftl concerned. As one guy effect at fi~e Ohio Medical for Bella Ahzug .... Arlene De Marco (of the De ~ when ala~ ladies' .llllg&Jines of d4unonds and sees ~at diamondJ. W h at do you do ..w the-dGD'tbolller you•nvdlore ..-'-you're doallng·. A Research Centers during th Marcos singing sisters), wed to ex-actor Keefe deplored gOSSip? McCall s brags Its current he must lose a trump tr1ck. now? • ..,... -. ....._ ---- Ia 1 e Brasselle of the Jungle Jim CBS-TV days has a issue for the first time tells Tbls doesn't -worry him at lillie weed at a party Ia expected. s year. new novel ''Triangle" so hotltmitkes *show 1lle full story of -~R's mistress, the late all. He proceeds to lead a IIIII I tl!oopt "paramid." BmldM, my fcib have a stroog £1 __ -lf..U,IIIIIII'dWtetokeeplbelrtrust. ·.,, bizexposesseemllkeU!eBobheeyTwins; Arlene Luc~ Mer~er Rutherfurd; , It's good ~ ~ Wbatclo )'Gil do when friends bring glus to your party?told us personally she 111111 her kids haw lived in gOSSip aU nght - but old .... FOR aDd ~ ... NewJerseyonwelfareforyearsolabandonment Eleanor stayed together hardly for lbe love Dlilr ~ : and this is her big chance to get off it .... You'll celebrated in "Sumiae at Campobello,'' but for M 'em palilely If they want to blow weed, take a walk dOWII e~s recoinlze all111e flimsily camouflaged top show his pollUcal aspirations, ~ politics Inclr EJ 0 .. IIINit. (AM dGD'l cou. back "IJoldlnc .)) Moat~ these biz characters in this ptler a clef. makes strange bedfellows .... Sen. Birch Bayh dQIIIIdentllllllllld reeped yoar attitude toward grasa, but if Michael Cacoyannls directed Katharine !mows In his ambitious heart Nixon WCII't tate . By Mn. L s~·:ruo . _ Indon't .... well, better )'Gil lose a Cllupie ol minor friends Mrs. Ullve Talbott spent a Hepburn In "The Trojan woman", without one his advice ell Supreme Court vacanl::les, but he Mr. 111111 Mn. Ernest Ruth - e~ riVl ~ a. pin oue record (eltberwi11l your parents or tbe pollee)._ week recently with her temper-tizzy: easy- he didn't dare do a thing got in .a slrtte for lis black SUWO!Iers by visited' wi11l Mr. and Mrs. RUTLAND - Ken Green, SUE daughter and family, Mr. 111111 shedidn'twant.. .. DoesMayorLindsaylmowhis suggestlnc a Negro lady jurist .... GGdfley's Russell Buckley at New formerly of Rutland, has ImEFROMBEIEN: ~.a.:trs~=::n~ mTed 'ded, Ronrunned ·e Eldredgeh,ls tossing a bash .for houaecitize . colleen,Canne!Qulnn,labec:clnlinBaU.S. Brighton,Pa.,recenUy. recenUy completed a;jleries of BrfGre eme olyoa reeders Inform wt that it Ia Illegal fo sell of Cbester and Mrs. Sylvia YKe Yat her c:me? Oct. 28. The boys n. Callers at the honle of Mrs. :Ill service training seminars for a1eci11a1ic driDb to ...,_,. .,let me add that this letter came Carpenter spent a few dsys In Bess Larkins 'were Wands UtUe Surge servicemen, conducted In lnm New Yen, where It illl't. - H. Indianapolls last week. of Canton, Mr. 8nd Mrs. Bert 16 clUes of the U.S. ancj Canada ImE PROM BOTH OF US: Sunda afle Is of . 1 Scrimaher of Louisville, Mrs. as a special representative of lllatJecal or 1101, there's aeldc:m a CfA!eg&.age oc oldef'-leen Mrs. N~ Mi::.~~ were Doris Marks ol Olester snd Babson Brothers. vrtlthesedQIIbatdOCllll'tincludeatleaatwineandbeef'.Sorta Mrs. Fannie Durst, Mr.· snd , . :St~olyn Ruth of A graduate of Rutland High School, Ken is morrled to the eliLJijR tHefon:e*"l~aDDJieltorceablelaw.-H. ANDS. Mrs. Tim Wilkerson and g. 0 . lllluDilllelen: Shawn, Columbua, and Mrs, J. j ~ Mr. aDd Mrs. Charles Barn- former Dixie Kay Roush, lllateabayfrimchrbolall.l'm12. We'wtrieda"fewtbings Elva Dalley, Syracuse. . · ~~n~=·~~:~nMr~~ daughter of Mr. snd Mrs. Orion Roush, of Salem Center. They •we._we'relnlove.Mimafoundciutandshe'srealmad.Sbe Mrs. Sylvia Allen spent the Grassroots Development wiD Volunteer Association l2·% Carl Barnhart on Thursday. 'llldll!el'c!oaldn't-· IJim·again. . "' ..... past-week with Mr. and Mrs. be the theme · of .Saturday's pr,esideot, will deliver opening aeasion will MlssJessleHoytolColumbus have two children, Tasla Lea "•'"• lllitilhe:li:Duwa Ulllllliull KNOW l·won'l get In troallle. Howaro Allen and daughlejo of South Central Reg10n Mental remarks and Introduce begin with a . am Ianning and Mrs. Gladys Williams snd John Wald and llve ' ·ID Aurora, Ql. 111Jaurled I'm IID)'WaY. 11,110 please help me coli- Rl.:.\~~V~vans and Paul Retardation meeting, to be held speakers snd guests Including sessi b ~ tar visited With Mrs. Earl HumIn the September issue of The 'flilce lllrl can 110 aleady, ·ca- I'm- WISE AND MATURE Dean attended the Ours reunion at the _Gallipolis State Institute. Division of Mental Retardation ting lt45 . ' s • plrey ·on Monday. Surge Pipe line there was a POll IIY AGE at the Rock Springs ReglStr~tJon f?r the day-long representatives. This is slated At 1·15 j.;. active publicity The C.B.C.'s enjoyed a picture of Ken and an Bfllcle Dlilr W 111111 M:. sessiOn · · relaliODS ., . cookout and poU··_.. _.,,......,. on Fairgrwnds recently. Th wiD begm at 8:30 a.m. for 9·•< ..... a.m. and public prlilraJns "'"'"' - .....-explaining his .leading role In 8arrJ, ldd. I say, listen to your Mcemy until yOu're old Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bailey and omas Ware, Ve~ Childs GSI Supt. Bernard F. Nlehm by Guiiling Hand School aDd the patio of Mr. 111111 Mrs. the seminars. • ; focallber ''Mother!"Getlbemilll ee? - SUE family ol Gallipolis were recent and Betty Hubbard wiD pre:"'nt will be in charge of membership GSI officials will he ted Donald Myers of Pc:meroy Jld. o.r ~Y.-~ld: callers at the home of her hymns . and lnvocalton, development and special fund James P White presenU . Salw'day evening. Attending AM bJ tbat time let's bope you'll he wise enough to keep begmnmg at 9=30 a.m. raising activities, star"·· at 10 director OARC . snd' ~~ ve were Mr snd Mrs Walter .;,::: • parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. James Mtddleton, Parents am ~.., H 'di ' ._, M. • . HELEN Gluesencamp snd Nikki Dawn. · · enry, rector, Volunteer Brown aDd David, Mr. snd Mrs. KWES HONORED Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Price Harri'sonvi'lle Lyle Lehman, professor, Serviceaat the GSI, willprEient Ernest Whitehead and Jull, Mr. Mr. snd Mrs. Carron Jolmson and daughter visited her spectal. ed.ucatlon, Ohio an Introduction to cliizens 111111 Mn. Warren Pickens, Kay· entertained over the weekend In u. . parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Society News UruverSity, will tell the NARC advocacy and the use of BalderiiOn 111111 Kin~ Reed. The honor of their son, Jon Kloea, mverstty at Athens for the fall Middleswart and Greg Saturstory, beginning at 10:30 a.m. volunteer services starting at next meeting will he at the who will leave for the Air Force semester. dsy. Mrs. Jane Gilkey of Mid- Robert Moore 81111 Mr. Leh- HS p.m ' Ronald Osborne heme. on Sept. 30. Attending a family Mr. 111111 Mrs. Virgil Roush Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bryant and dl~portspe~t a recent weekend man wiD discuss new programs 'Supt. Nlehm 111111 Mr. White Mrs. GladysSmlthhasbeena get-together were Mr. snd Mrs. spent a recent weekend with family visited her mother, who wtth Ava Gilkey. at the insUlutions, starting at will leU what's new with patient at the University Sidney, Kloes, Darcy 111111 To4d, their son, Mr. and Mrs. Terry is a patient In a Charleston -~· and ~s. Murl Douglas 11;15a.m. Aiunchsndtourwlll protective services snd guar- Hospital in Columbus. She was Gahanita;Mr.andMrs.Charles Roush, at Greensboro, N. C. hospital. VISited Eddie Lou and Clara be held between 11:% a.m., and dlanahlp snd what parents can accompanied there by Mrs. Smith, Debra, Mary Kay aDd Mrs. Josie Roush, a former John Cornell was a recent Howery recenUy at Carpenter. e t Dale Sml111. David; and Mr. snd Mrs. James 2 IIJIIn.B llata-11 resident of the Letart Falls guestofhisbroU!er, Frank, for Kenneth Payne had an ac~~wb;uu~ ~t!:; Mrs. Bess Larkins visited Sellers and daughter, Krlsty. Mrs. Iva orr aDd Mrs. Her- communjty, is slill confined at a few dsys. cident while hunting. He had to 2:4li and 3 p-:m., Mr. Lehman Monday with her daughter, Mrs. Johnson received a letter bat RCIIIIh called on Mr. 111111 Veterans Memorial Hospital Jim Middle swart was a have a toe removed at Veterans will he in· charge ol !be annual ~· Doris Marla!, Olester. from another son, Raymond Mn. Dana Lewis at altton on due to a blood clot in her leg. business visitor In Colwnbus Memorial HospitaL meeting In which reg! 1 · Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kloes, advising that he Is S !oat e;eolng. Cards or letters would he ap- Mondsy. The latest report from Mrs. directors wiD he elected ~= Buchanan 111111 Sbella 8nd Mr, returning from Vietnam 111111 Rev. Robert Shoot called on preciated. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Durst LovieWatsonisshehasanulcer eWS Otes the l9'12 regional ~tut& · IIIIIIMra.John~villted wiD be stationed in Maine. . Mr. llllll Mrs. Floyd Norris aDd Mrs. Wiley Ours of Racine, and sons, Athens, spent 1lle and is a patient at Veterans ByUJarlceAIIeD · committee will he named and wl111 Mrs. Ovaline Boych and Mr. IDll Mrs. IIebert Roush MlssLorettaOursofMiddleport weekendwithU!eirparents,Mr. M:~~~~~:oldGrsham Mrs. Purl~y Karr, Mrs. theofflclaiswiUaelectaaliefor family of Greenfield, Sunday. IIIII Rocer 'l'llunday. Mrspenl Sunday afternoon with snd Mrs. R. R. Durst and Tom d th · Glenroy Ewmg and Mrs the 19'12 reglmal mee~-Pam Congrove, daughter of DINNER GIVEN Seuaal from here attended . and Mrs. Roy Donobue. andMr.andMrs. MelvinHood an reechildrenleftrecenUy · · A spokesman. said~;.;.t Mr.lllllMn.BiDCongrovewon 8 an electric ml:rer at the Belpre !be S1llclay sChool picnic at the Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner called and on Middle t for the Philllpines where they Woodrow Mora~ daughters, tal . .. Mr. ~d Mrs, William Pullins Sll!bwn Part at Racine Sunday Thursday on Mrs. Donohew. ~- Wchard _:[~of Baahan will spend two years. ~anet and Judy! visited Sunday men re~Um divisional Homecoming. Earlier this enter-tamed Sunday evening 1p1 eel by churches of the Mr. 8nd Mrs. Bob Taylor snd called on Mrs. Esther Dailey Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rhodes tn Huntington wt11l Mr.and Mrs. =ntative wiD he available 11mmer, Pam won an electric wifJJ a dinner honoring her Racine Charge. Rev. Dale children of Gallipolis, Misses and Mrs. Maxine Durst and family of Charleston spent Howard Cloak. . dlvl bout the '!AY for in- fan fn1D the G c Murpby Co grandfather, Mr. Clarence llc:aJq is ~"'-, Sandra 111111 Polly Taylor of a weekend with his parents the Mr ·an~ Mrs. Roy Betzlng 8nd dual consultation. at Parket'llburg. · · Curtis on his 81st blrthdsy ,_,_ Tuesday afternoon. Delmar Rhodes' grandchildren of Pomeroy The public Is Invited. · anniversary, and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Don Bell snd father, St. Columbus,~-~~~~~~ Mn. Elmer Miss Leota Birch spent · visitedrecenUywith Mrs Letha Ball and family · who ·are Clair BiD, attended church Stone 111111 children of Leon, W. Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Mr. Will Clonch has opened a Wood • senlees at the Minersville Va., spent a weekend with Mr. Ads Van Meter · small store hen: on Back _St. Mr ·snd Mrs Charles Knight moving. Attending were Mr. Methocllal Olurcb last week. and Mrs. Leo Taylor at Racine. Miss Lorai~e McMurry, Mrs. Roy WJSeman vJSited · · . Fo~-,.:ew 8nd Mrs. Curtis, Mr. 111111 Mrs. Rev. James Morrison of the _Mrs. Kathryn ~a_r~ey of AU!ens, spent her vacatioo in briefly with Ava Gilkey on of Columbus were recent guests A&& 1' .1: Paul Frick, Mrs. Charles Ball, Eureka Charge was guest Ripley, W.Va., Is VISiting~- Hollywood, Calif., and Las Friday of Mr.,and Mrs. Howard Knight. Charlie, Billy and Davi(l, Mr. 1111 m . ~ ~- Owen Anderson m- Vegas, Nev., recenUy, She is 8 Mrs ." Mamie Newlun is Elnier Newe~ ol Pblladelpbla snd Mrs. Carl Hall8nd Danny, Mr. 111111· Mrs. CarroU winte defwtely. former local resident visiting lor two weeks In West r~ ~eek ~UJ St.em:!~ ~Mn. H~rt Rftlb Mr. aDd Mrs. Russell Roush Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Frick, 0 ealertaiaed with a picnic _Mr. aDd Mrs. Junior Salser, Mr. and Mrs. Larry 'Fitch and Virginia ewe an · Mr. and Mrs. Charles LaWBOD snd cblldren spent Monday Tommy snd Robbie of Ashville &mdly iD honor of tbeir Rita snd Mike, ol Dorcas were family have moved to Belpre. Mrs. jane Gilkey and son, S~~day Elmer and Sheila visited Mrs. Ids BeD Donohue eYeninc wi111 Mr. and Mrs. snd Rodney, Steve, Lori and dlq!Jten' birthdays. Darla dlnnerguestsSundayofMr. snd Mr. and 'Mrs. Garry Horner Guy, visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy VISited In Columbus wl111 Mr. Sunday~ · Dana Lewis at Clifton, W. Va. Kevin Pullins, llaaled her Jlllh birthday Mrs. Roy Pearson. and Lisa moved to the Deem Sargent recently. and Mrs. John Newell snd sona. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rowe ol and called on Mr. snd Mrs. IIIII Dm •• her lib. Atleadlnc Mr. aDd Mrs. Bill Fox at- property In PU'Uand recently Mrs. · John Stout vl_slted an Ei!~~n~f ~im!e:: New Brighton, Po., are visitlnc ~~annie Rusaell at Middlepcrt. Mr. and Mra. Gerald tend_ed the Rollins n:union at Recent vjsltors of E. H. afte~oon recently wtth Ruth . this 'ty with frl nda Mrs. Kate Rowe and Ada. Mrs. Sharon Roush spent Sunday KINGS ENTERTAIN Well, v · djo and Amy, ol Rollins Lake, near Ripley, W. Caprenter and family were MOrriS. :::.d re=~ e Anna Wines, Karen snd Jackie, night wl111 Mr. and Mrs. Dana . Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy. ICing -•-andMr.lllllMrs. Don Va., Sept, 12. Paul Evana, Paul Dean, S. W. Mr._sndMrs. Douglas Clay ?f Mr. and Mrs Curtis Fraley calledllllllSandraSunday\'iolfeln !heal ~ LewlaMr. ~~~~.Harold . La-n powereUu~osalstSunda)'thelrnewevenlng __ .}~!_ lliiiiiP IDll sbt IIODII Mr. 8nd Mrs. Gerald Hayman Durst Mrs Richard Abels Downmgton bought a house m C 1 b · nuw" ...., .... "~ ' ' '"""""""' • · --~ Ket"th were dinner guests of Mrs. 'Sylvia · Allen, Gene Car-' · Rutland fr om the Kennedys and nl0 bt um us~tswere recen1d OVef'· · and son ol Le'-~ · Ille. Attendl ng· Mrs. Jessie Parsona of "'"' ol Mr Mrs lxme · ... ,, W· Va., spent In Ha rr111onv U*nd, Ohio, Ia annouucing Mr. aDd Mra. Robert Hart snd penter Jack CorneD Walter expect to occupy It soon. They g gu · an • PaulSayreolColumbusspent Friday wilb Mr. aDd Mrs. were Nancy, Debbie, Jo Ellen, t1Joe -•iatle ol her 8011, Roger family at Racine Saturday. Baer, 'Charles Virgil will rent their Downlngton ~FrO:. n.o.-. the a week at his farm. QJarles Lawson. . Kathy, Bobbie Jo, Timmy and l'ai to Nancy Blake of Mrs.FerneHaymanreturned BogardandJohn Mr andMrs borne. · v~·~. A na, Mr. snd Mrs. Ron Hart ol Danny Sayre ol Columbus Tammy Lawrence, Mr. and Rlo!la od,W. Va. Thewecldlng to her _lxme Tueaday fnlo RudyDurst,Mr.'and.Mrs ..T~ . Mr. Hudson who owns the r~TueadsywtthMrs.Letha Racine visited Hethert Sayre spenl!buertix'withMr. llllll Mrs. Dares Arnold,' Mr. and 1D11i: p1a£e at an Akron, Oblo Gallipolis Cllnic. She Is being Wilkerson snd Shawn Patty former Curt Hysell home Is In a M • Gl E 1 h Sunday. Mrs. llerbert Sayre. Mrs. Roger Jeffen, Rhonda aDd cllildumll!mdaJ,Sept. 11 The cared for by her daughter, Mrs. Gluesencamp Nikki Van serious condition at his home. t rs. d ~nro: ~ ng ~· Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manuel Mrs. Marteae Fisher 111111 Bobby, Mr. snd Mra. Norman l'ai we fwmer resl~ts June Wickersham. Meter Merle 'Evans Ma:rlne Mrs. Clinto~t Gilkey and rColeurnbuse afteo er orne n entertained Sunday with a cblldren, Larry, )lolly 111111 Amy E. .Hyaell, Bruce, Terry aDd · · Mr d Bill ' • da r a two weeb ~ In lmor ol the latter'• ol ......,,. u • ..oft. Rcila' 11 i!illp[u)ecl at the Hyco . an mrs. Fox spent ·Durst, R. R. Durst, Ruby ug hte r, Kar en, ol AI bany . .urn were <-. t dinner Norma J ean, 1'"-ro .-oy; Mrs. 1 "th M snd Mrs Purle pllnt al AllJand and • , Sunday wi_th Mr. snd Mrs. Bryant and Dave, Mrs. Bill visited Ava Gilkey Sunday ~rr WI r. · Y lister, Mra. Harry Rouab, ol gueslalfMn. Bertha Robinson. Iva Singer, Cbeeter; 111111 ·Mr. l'aiw at the c.rosau1 & •. .., Valier Sham at Gallipolis. Middleswart, Howard Larkins afternoon. : Middleport who wasceleliratinc Sunday guests ol Mrs. Bertha 8nd Mrs. Harry Arnold Gene · 1' ~Wally Davidson of Ohio and Rev. Edward Griffith. Mr. and . Mrs. Virgil Atkins Mtss ~bble. Wood sp·e"t her birthday. ' lendinc nre ~ were Mr. 111111 Mrs. snd Vicky, Mason, w. Mr.lllllMn. PauiDavisand UniversityinAthensspentthe andMr. andMrs.GlenJewell TueadaywlthMrs. RoyChn Y· Mrs.KaUeYoL ,,Mr.andMrs. B1U Mltehell, Mr. 111111 Mrs. M 7w If I'll anbwg, Mr. weekend wi111 David Fox. and Mrs. Ruby Hallldsy were Er~i and ~::,Srle~ Lewis Hudson ol MinemWe QJarles Corwin. Paniela and .. k SIGry 111111 Mr. and Mrs. Vernon dinner guests of the Robert c nger an aug r 0 Route and Mr. and Mn. Harry steve, Mr. and Mra. Rlcbud . 5 / ' , ,_,_ ol Darwin Donohue spent Sundsy with Mr. recenUy. Mrs. Fisher baked a Jewella on Sundsy. Duahe Will Columbus spent the 1111ekend Roulb ol Mlddleport, Sirgeut Jr., Ellun lcllet•"erg RE1'URNBD MONDAY · , _ . Sunday ol 111111 Mrs. atarlea Winebrenner Wedding cake snd presented it was an afternoon caller. Mrs. Henry Eichinger and Mr. and Mn. Lester Menae1 and Buteb Dalton, all of .Mrs. Pail! a.,._ ol Mid.._ A* f1an11 and Mr.llllll at Cheahlre. . to them. Attending were Mr Mr. and Mrs. Wa)'lie Payne· Mry.ndMra Willis Frost 111111 daiJI[tter, Katie, ol Logan ColambUI; Mr. aDd Mra . dleport "'turned Monday from' Mn. lnill Gloec:kner and Mrs.LioydNiceiaapaUentat IIIIIIMrs. Stover, Mr. and Mrs: visited the Kenneth Paynes on Bllli . a J · - : · spent.a nekend with Mr. and Honrcl!WIJiiiiODIIFialwoods, Wheeting, w. Va. where llhe DniJL Veteran a Memorial Hospital Drew Fisher and children Saturday. Col e buse~w:;ere recen Mrs. ,Paul Manuel. W.Va.; Clrl RobiiiiOD,Nwfolk, vialted with Mr and Mra NGrman Roush due to a heart attack. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd N~rrls VISIT ON SUNDAY ~Cheater VcA leer Fire Mr. 111111 Mrs. Robert Roulb, Va.; Mrs. Clara Mae Sar&ent William Franke: She weni ' . . X, wlf ~illton, W. Mra. Drew Fisher held a celebrated their 46th w~ding MASON - Mrs. Alice Department would to thaniJ re:~ a~ the : : 81 ; 'wnlt Radford, Mrs. especially to ase her new 81'111V....-e .. ; ~willlMr. formal~ In honor of her anniyersary Sunday, Sept. 12. Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. Fred everyonewbohelpedlnanyny CltemicalParkal Stauffer and leae Fillllr, Molly, Larry grllldson, Rodd Alan. WbUe in . ..._ 0. Val Racine. parents, Mr. and Mrs. WallJe Mr. and Mrs. Hc:mer Warner Tripp were Sundt,y guests of a! the food stand at the Melli w Va . Apple Grvve, ~ ll!1an ettdllaJmaad Wbeellnc lhe Vlalted other ~,_lllttlild ...... 35th who ~ celebrating .c~lebrated their 46th an- Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith and County Fair. Tbe flretnen Miss.AdalloweapentMonday s.,-.!'t':ib=~ Mn. Mabel Wolre ol llqon lllnlled at Ohto , wedding anniYeraary mversary on Sept. 19. family . • cle,.,·cd • UtUe over •1110. with Mrs. Ruby Hupp. , Mil. Peel OJ , h · ar:~.•:o::,nled 111'1. = crifninal 11 l3.. •z Gi•...., 20 Stiversville . N ·r• Notes. ' Reeds ville· News, N tes Balder- G rassroot 'S Deve,opmen t "''h eme Of Satu da y E vent Emn'LM>- · ·Th,P':;ier,.Ootl I_, 111111 = • _.....! - Apple Grove News, EVents i.......... OJ.ester N N !" Cornell, Va. :r;· a. ..... :::U •· _.lib. :a ::,er :;c' :llvecJ. ets In', LOUIS (UPI) - Pete point of exhaustion In the Beathard sltjrted at quarter- Second half in holding the New back foc the St. Louis Cardinals York Jets for a 17-10 wln. · Mondsy night because coach. Beathard, oow In his second Bob HollwJY thOUght ·~t was year with · the Cardinals and justU!ething .todoalthelime." maldng($firstregular<JeliSO!I _Beathard .has been batUlng start, hit 1~ of 23 passes for 222 . wtlllJlmHartfor the Cardinals' Yards as the Cardinals scored 17 starting quarterback job, and points in the first half, and ~ Hart, starting the season opener St. Louis defense played to the 8 week ago, was booed un- · point of exhaustion In the mercifuDy at Busch Stadium. second half in holding the New "Jlm'sanklebo11leredhimall Yock Jels for a 17-10 wln. week but he could have Beathard, upholding his boss' played," Hallway said. ''l made claim that he was picked to the olecision on Beathard just start jill! I a few minutes before before the galile." . game time, 'said, '~this way of Beathard, now in bis second doing it definitely makes you year with the Cardinals and very anxious. I threw poorly in =t~~~ ~~r=-:s;: d~~~:~ : yards as the Cardinals scored 17 decision on that basis," points In ~ first half, and the "Last year (under Charley St. Louis defense played to the Wlnnet) 1 knew 1 was g~ to be·on 11le bench unless Jimmy was injured," Beathard said. ''This year 1 bow !hall may start, and I think 1 concentrate more in practice." Cld Edwards scored both of flle Cardinal touchdowns on ODe-yard plunges, "the kind" he says, "you ought to make all the time/' But the Jets' inabUity to accomplish the same f~at was ihe beginning of the end for their offense in the game and fired up the Cardinal defense. Trolling 17-7 in the third quarter, the J~ts moved the ball to the St. LouiS !-yard line and sent Jolin Riggins over center for 1lle touchdown attempt. But the New York line, rather than the Sl Louis line, gave way on the Sports 11lescrimmage,and,asRlggins hurUed ovei' the Unemen, Larry Wilson and Jamie Rivers clobbered him In 1lle air. "That was the best goalllne stand we ever had," said a happy W'alson, now In bls 1211\. season with the Cardinals. "Fred Heron and Bob Rowe and Chuck Walker made Riggins jump over them, and Jamie and I just sort of converged on him." "I didn't know what was going on over my head," Rowe said. "I bad to ask somebody on lop ol me whether he scored." George Nock scored th_e only New York touchdown m tile , second quarter 011 a 3-yard run,· and Bobby Howfleld ad&;d 8 25yard field goo! for theU" only other score. ,Tim Bakken kicked a 19-yard field goal for St. Louis. By Chet Tannehill Desk By Unllod Pross lnternotlonol Amorlcon Luguo E11l ~510!1 at Baltimore, night New Yor)< at Washington, night NIIIOniiiA..ue . East W. L. Pet. •·Pittsburgh 96 64 .600 · ... St. loois 89 71 .556 7 Chicago 12 n .516 13'h New York 82 71• .S13 1.1 Montroal 69 89 .437 26 Philadelphia 66 u .m 30 w.._t w. L. Pd. San Francisco 88 71 .553 Los Angeles 87 72 .w 1 Atlanta 80 80 .500 l 'h Cinclnnall 79 81 .494 9'h Houston 78 81 .491 10 San Diego 60 98 .310 21 •-Clinched Division Mondor's Results Si.L6 N.Y. 1110 Innings, nlghtl I Only game scheduled) Today's Problble Pltcllon St. LO<Jis (Carlton 18-9) at New York (Ryan 10·13), night. Chicago !Hooton 2.0) at Montreal !McAnally 10.12), night. Pillsburgh (Ellis 19·8) at Philadelphia (Wise 16·41, night. Cincinnati (Simpson 4-71 at Allanta (Nlekro i4-1A), night. Houston (Richard 2-1) at Ltos Angeles !Singer 9.17). night. San Francisco !Perry 15·121 at San Diego (Acosta 3-2) , night. W. L Pet. 98 57 .632 ... Detroit 90 69 .566 10 85 7~ .$35 IS ~~~N4~~~~~~~~N4~~~~~-' · ~ston · New York 80 79 .503 20 The first of several moments of truth due on subsequent Washinglon 62 9A .3'17 36'12 58 101 .365 42 weekends fer the Meigs Marauders comes Friday night. This one Cleveland West · pi is Meii!s against the state's fifth ranked Class AA learns, W. L Pet. •·Oakland 99 60 .623 ... IronlOll, at Maraud.er Stadium. KansasCit 85 7A .535 14 In the new point system now in vogue for ranking Ohio high Chicago 77 81 .A87 21'h schoolalhletic teams, the Marauders (unranked) would make all Minnesota 73 BA .465 25 California 73 85 .462 25'h kinds of hay with a victory. ,, 68 90 .430 30'h Ironton - the Tigers - Is 3-0 (as is Meigs) with two lopsided Milwaukee x-CIInched Division early non.l.eague wins and a 2&-7 decision over Athens In the Monde'f'S G1mes (No games scheduled) SEOALopenlng round. Hal Spears, the 180 lb. senior quarterback Today's Problble Pitchers with the golden arm and quick feet to.dste has passed for six TDs Calllornla (Messersmith 19-13 on 18completions In 2lattempts. Two of fllose TDs against Athens or Murphy 6-17) al Minnesota when he was 8 for 11 (Corbin 8-11 or Blyleven 15·15). Kansas City ! Heplund 1H I at This is some qua~terbacking. Spears' antics with the ball Oakland !Hunter 20·11) , night. Milwaukee (Pallln 7-12) at suggests heavy assignments for the Marauder ends Fridsy night. Ma be Mr Spes •t he l b k th if h . de ked Chicago IBradley 15-14) , night. Detroit !Whlllock 0·2 and rs won so oose ac ere e 18 c Colemah 19-9) at Cleveland ear YTh· , . th . !McDowell 12·7 In bOth) , night. ere s no question at Me1gs wiD have to put up a much Boston !Peters 14·10 and Culp better effort than anything shown so far to hold the Tigers In 14-15) at Ballimore !McNallr. 20-5 and Cuellar 20·9) , 2, tw . . range. Spears isn't the whole learn .down at Ironton. Coach Bob night. New York !Bahnsen 14-111 at Bruney has a full covey of excellent running backs, pass Washinglon (Gogolewsk l 6·5), night. receivers, and upfront horses lo make hlsmachlnr roD. Wednesdoy's GoimH Sutton (16-12) sqtiares off Who doesn't remember 200 lb. plus senior Rick Boykln, the Wednesday's Games By JOE CARNICEW the best the Padres have to Diego this yaar. Chicago at Montreal, night California at Minnesota UP! Sports Writer offer- Ed Acosta , ·Clay Kirby "I'd like to win three in a against either Ken Forsch (7~). youngster who was a freshman ran like Jim Brown ? Houston at Los Angeles, night Kan Cily al Oakland, night San Fran at San Diego, night _Top receivers to dste are Jimmy Payne, 170 lb. senior Milwaukee It's Ironic thst the National and vastly underrated Dave row and take our chances," or Jack Billingham ( 10-15) at Chicago, night I Only games scheduled) said Dodger manager Walter Thursday. speedster; Steve Massey, Greg Spence, and Boykin who against Detroit at Cleveland, night League's Western Division race Roberts. The Dodgers have won only Athens gathered In a Spears aerial for 56 yaroh and a touchdown, wiD he decided by the first two Los Angeles also has its big Alston. "And that's about what teams eliminated from il guns primed for the last assault we'Dhave to do." The Dodgers eight of 15 games against coming out of his tailhackposition toworkasareceiver. Bobby Srnifll, operating out of left halfback, is the Tigers' top The San Diego Padres, last In with Bill Sil)ger, 20-game must sweep their series with Houston this season. the division, play host to the winner AI Downing and Don Houston and hope San Diego In the American League, the rusher.AgainstAthenshehad33yardslneightcarries. can knock off the Giants at Baltimore Orioles, who be· The quality of the Tiger defense is suggested in a single flrsli>laceSanFranciscoGiants Sutton scheduled to pitch. while the Houston Astros, fifth "We're in good shape with least once. Should the teams came the first team to llst four staUstic :Athenshadthreenetyardsontheground! . in the West, are in Los Angeles Perry and Marichal ready to end In a tie, a one-game playoff 20-game winners since 1919 · There is a conclusi.on that looms big and clear : if the to face the Dodgers in crucial pil£h," said Giants' manager will be held Friday. when Jim Palmer recorded his Marauders can mount a respectable showing against the visitors Q .,. three-game sets beginning to- · Charlie Fox. "We swung the Perry (15-12) will open for 20th Sunday, have a couple of Frldaynight,they'reduesomecheers.Plentyofthem. I ~ dsy. bat Sunday. It. was the first the Giants tonight against minor goals to reach before CLEVELAND (UPI) -Cleve- him so much he didn't have The Giants, who threathened time in weeks that we were Acosta (3-2) and Cumberland they open their playoff Satur· land Browns bead coach Nick Ume to scan around to find a to make a runaway ol the race able to field our regular ( ~) will face Kirby (14-13) day against the Oakland Skorich said a couple of his of· receiver. earlier in the season, have lineup." Wednesday. Marichal (17-11) Athletics. fensive players "went to sleep "Our secondary player cover· managed to cling tenaciously to San Francisco has beeP takes on Roberts (14-16) ln. .the Manager Earl Weaver would age is getting better and better on the field" during their weeklike two more victories to reach a one-game lead going into the highly successful against 111e. finale Thursday. end nip-and-tuck win over every game," Skorich said. final three games of 11le season. Padres who stunned the Dodg- Singer (9-17) opens for the the 100-victory mark this He said lbe Colts were hurt Baltimore but flle defense made The Giants will pitch Ute ers a week ago and foiled their Dodgers against rookie James season and Orioles brass are up for it . more than Cleveland by 1lle three aces of their staff- chances . for catching the Rodney Richard (2-1) tonight anxious to draw at least 17,000 "Out offense made so many screaming of the fans in the Gaylord Perry, Juan Marichai Giants. San Francisco has won and Wednesday Downing (21h'l) fans for the remaining three mental errors we made Balli· Baltimore stadium. and John Cumberland-against 11 of 15 games against San opposes Don Wilson (16-9) , games in order to reach the "The fans in Baltimore have more's defense look better than million mark. They're giving 0 aliii'al:::::::)5 CINCINNATI (UP!) Paul ;:;Q;:Iii it really was," Skorich said gained the reputation of being away posters of Frank RobinMonday of the Browns' 14-13.wln so boastful and backing their son in order to insure reaching Brown had no excuses for his u Cincinnati Bengals' loss to the · Major League Leaders of the day before. learn over the years," Skorich a miUion. "A couple of our guys went said. "But by making so much In the only major league Pittsburgh Steelers and he By United Presslntornation•l wasn't even very surprised by Leading Batters to sleep on the field and I can noise when the play II ready to 1946) I hit only .237. The next HOUSTON (UP! )- Harry stroke, said he thinks Walker game Monday, pinch-hitter . National Loague Walker, who survived a morale year I won the batting cham- stlll is the best man to lead the Matty Alou's bases loaded lt. G. AB R. H. Pet. assure you they' won't do It a- get underway ,It's tmposslble for "lt was just as we figured," Torre, St.L 160 631 97 229 .363 gain," he warned. "Whether any quarterback to hear biuJ, problem on the team and a fiood pionship (with a .363 average). team. double in the lOth Inning drove fJJ B I h d h 'd Bckrt, Chi 131 530 80 181 .342 of boos frc:m the fans to return ' 'Things can turn around so "I think every fair-minded in two runs and highlighted . a e enga s ea coac sal Clmnt, Pit 130 517 81 177 .342 we're going to wln by one point seH call the signals and It·wastas manager of the Houston quick. That can happen to this person would agree that we five-run explosion that carried Monday in analyzing the 21-10 Garr, All 153 636 1110 217 .341 or 100 makes no big dHference ed precious lime for 1lle Colts." loss at Pittsburgh the day beH.Arn, At! 138 491 · 94 160 .326 to me. But the mental errors Astros next year, thinks 1lle club." The Browns' next opponent Ia have made progress," Hofheinz the Sl Louis cardinals to a 6-1 137 9 at fore putting Cinct'nati at 1 1 Snglln, Pit 530 59 l69 .31 the Une can be corrected~. Walker said Injuries ham- said. "I think all ol us would like victory over the New York learn ~n reverse Its 1971 flop. ' · Jones, NY 134 499 61 158 .317 ""' Oakland In a Mol)day night Walker, whose Aslros are In pered the performances of to see the club with a one, two or Mets. Luis Melendez also had a on flle season, Alou. SI.L 148 606 84 191 .315 fore each man's assignment Is game. "We knew we were going a- Brock, St.L 155 632124198 .313 fulfilled." Alfth place. wi111 . • 78-&1 record LarrY •Dierker, -the ace ol the !!!fee ~. And now we have .paif. ·o£ runs batted In for the "Oaldand is a mUlde ~ team that was emotionDa"is, LA I 55 630 84 197 .313 The rookie coach credlt.d the galnsta pitching staff, and Doug Rader. going Into the final three games and a gang-type tlickle . , _ the talent 011 the field to make Cards. ally up In the bit for us," Brown Amerlcon League defensive unit with containing snd will he out truest teet all Most of the Astros had poor steady progress. of the season, was given a new ·d I G. AB R. H. Pet. one-year contract Mondsy by hitting years and that's why Hofheinz also announced the sa1 . " twas their home open. Oliva, Min 126 487 73 164 .337 the world champion Colts. season," Skorich said ol the er and they gave one away flle Murcer, NY 1A3 518 92 i72 .332 "The pass rush we had was Raiders, wbo blasted San Diego Judge Roy Hofheinz, president many of the fans blamed rehiring of General Manager H. Rttmd, Bit 138 A78 81 1$3 .320 of the Astros. Walker. His strong point is B. "Spec" Richardson and the Week before · It Was nothm . g Tovar. Min 154 644 93 2110 .311 great," he said. "Baltimore's 34-0 Sundsy. "I wanted to come back next supposed to be teaching hitting Astros' coaching staff. The "We lmow they're good 111111 surprising." Carew, Min 145 571 88 176 .308 quarterback was set to throw year more than I've ever and the learn Is batting only coaches are Jim Owens, Buddy "The Bengals had an eight- Otis, KC 147 555 80 167 .301 the ball and our defense forced we know we're good," Sllortch · 'tre k · In May, Chi 139 496 64 146 .294 wanted to come back any place .240, tenth In 1lle league. Many Hancken, Hub KitUe and Salty added. "We have to lake what game wm s a goong to the White, NY 144 515 82 149 .289 In my life," Walker said. "I've fans believed he would be fired . Parker. the defense gels ua 111111 we•re· game, including the seven stra- Uhlndr. C!v 140 495 s2 u2 .287 ight last "So long, . Harry, you're old season, and had not Alou, NY 130 462 51 132 .286 always wanted to manage in 1lle Walker, S2, of Leeds, Ala., has going to look for Ill lllelr· bee d I ted· -~'b'ti th' Home Runs World Series more than hat," said a banner hanging been manager of the Astros weaknesses." n e ea m e;uu 1 oon 18 National League: H. Aaron, anything else. over the wall in right field at 1lle since June 18, 1968, longer than - --swnme. All and Stargell, Pill 47: May, "I think this team can wln 1lle Astros' final home game any other manager In the club's ATLANTA (UPI) .,._ tlan Brown said the Bengals, Cin 38: Williams, All. Johnson, l _,., A. • played "hard and sincerely " Phil and Bonds, SF 33. ' pennant and It's aiHiut ready to Thursday night. 1(4'ear history. The team has Ia Falcons of the National .. · American League: Jackson, make the move," he said. Hofheinz, who made the won 287 and lost 297 since he Football League criticized by We lost to a team thst play- Oak 31 : Melton, Chi and Cash, "We've had a bad year, sure, announcement from. a wheel took over fer Grady Hatton in • ed better than we did," he Del 30; Smith, Bos 29; F. Treasury Secretary John Con- added. "What more can you Robinson, Ball, Petrocelli, ~s. ft.US but I can remember when I chair because he still has not midseason three years ago. nally and sued by flle Justice say•" Nettles, Clev and Killebrew, came hack from 1lle ArmY (in recovered from last year' s Departm_~n~ await a federal C~incidentally, the Bengals Mlnn 28.Runs Batted In Southeastern Ohio League court rulong on whether lbey were beaten by the Steelers !sst National League: Torre, SU must roll back ticket pr1ce season 21 .10 at Pittsburgh also 136; Stargell, Pitt 124; H. favorite Ironton was ranked . Increases and give out cash th . f" 1 1 of th ' Aaron, All 118; Bonds, SF 101 ; fifth in the Ohio Class AA e1r ll"S oss e season. May, Cln 98. refunds totaUng more than The Bengals play the Green Amoricon I.Hgut: Killebrew, ratings by the Aasoclated Preu $500,000. Bay Packers this weekend and Mlnn 118: F. Robinson, Bait 99; today. It was the Initial ratings The government and the te ba k v· il Carte "d Smith, Bos and Bando, Oak 94; of the 1971 campaign. team filed uits g · 1 quar r c u-g r SBI B. Robinson, Ball and Murcer, Galllpolls, defending SEOAL 8 • a ams. ~ "we've got to get our heads In NY 91 . champion, was ranked sixth In Pitching anofller Mondny m U.S. DIStrict the air" and get ready for that National L01gue: Jenkins. the AP JlOII. The Unlted Preu Court here as an end appeared game without looking back. Chi 23-13; Downing, LA 20-8 ; International ratinga wiD he PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Pitt haD on offense by gaining 484 Both Jolin Hogan and Daw near to an Intensifying debate "You can't stay down and ex· Ellis, Pitt 19-8; Carlton, St.L 19· released later this week. 9; Seaver, NY 19-10. and West VIrginia have played yards against Oklahoma last Havern, the alternating quar- over inlerpretaU?n of part of peel to win," Carter said. Americon Leogue: Lollch, Clrclevtiie Is the AA leader. ·some wild football games the week. But it never was In the terbacks for 11le Panthers, haw President Nixon s wage-price Mike Reid, Bengals defensive Del 25-13; Blue, Oak 24-8; Napoleon Is ranked second, last few seasons. This Satur- game. played well. Bernie Galiffa, 1lle freeze that went Into effect tackle, believes the loss perhaps Wood, Chi 21 ·13; McNally, Ball New Lexington . (which• heal Awards In auta lnjur._ or dufhs hove greetly In· was "good for us." "But it's 20-5 ; Dobson, Ball 20·8; Cuellar day's meeting of the old rivals The Mountaineers scored 45 West Virglnls quarterback, has Aug. 15. Logan 21-:lll in a pre-season and Palmer, Ball 20-9; Hunter, In Washington, Connally said, a shame we had to lose to a CAlled lnd ,....._", poinls and gained 399 yards not yet produced a passing should be no dHferent Oak 20-11. game) is third snd Portsmouth r101 to uo,ooo or men. The "I am indeed disappointed that team In our own division " he against Boston coUege In U!eir Both teams have potent ofattack similar to the one 1lle old 110,000 auto liability West fourfJJ. ' fenses. Both have had some opener, but their attack has Mountaineers had In 1968, Mike such a ~agrant violation of the quickly added. . Insurance 11 lnadequehl Massillon is the AAA leader. fodly, llpeclally I I $100,000 problems defensively, although been a disappointment since Sherwood's first season as wage-pnce freeze should ~ The Bengals beat the Packers SOUTHERN WINS Marion Plassant is the Class A liability COVI!'Ifl COtil Gilly West VIrginia's rebuilt defense then. They scored only one quarterback. But the potenUal m the world of professtonal 21·24 In pre-season play here RACINE - The Soufllem leader wlfJJ Portsmouth Notre a low dollars more. sports which has benefited from Sept. 4. has performed surprisingly touchdown against Califcrnia is there. Junior High football team Dame second. Eastern of Meigs widesp"'ad public suppoct. snd two against Richmond. wen. clipped Wahama Jr. High 26-8 received 10 or more points In the "I am h(IIJeful that the Speedy Team Pitt proved it could mov~ 1lle Major Leaguti Results ante owners of the Falcons will not By Uni ed Pross lntemotionol here Saturday, leading 12-4 Class A ratings. West VU"glnia, which has a Z.l after a quarter of play, 12-8 at -· ' prolong this case and wiD National League record, has speed on its side. uickly make restitution to CIO innings I ... .. haHUme, and Zlh'l after three q Pitt, which is 1·1, Showed In 1lle T St. L 000 001 000 5- 6 5 2 quarters. The next Southern BOOSTERS TO MEET OOr .I()() their many loyal supporters." N.Y. 001 000 000 0- 1 6 1 55-291oss to Oklahoma thst It is Southern Band Boosters will The Justice Department, In Guzman, S. Williams (9), game will he at Racine with N.2nd Mlddloo In trouble against a quick team. .. Its "t ld th C t of lJ In Drabowsky (10) and Stinson, Glouster the opposition, meet at 7:30 tonight at the high CLEVELAND (UP!) The The Mountaineers, howewr, SUI ' sa e OS V g McNerlney (10) ; Sadeckl, ca. school in Racine. are not as quick as Oklahoma. Cleveland Cavaliers • AUanta Council has ruled thst advance era 1101. c. Williams no> and Thursday at 5 p.m. Few learns are. ) Hawks exhibition basketball sale tickets for sporting· events Dyer, Grote !10) . WP- S. Your regular payday Pitt has shown the better game Mondsy night was stop- such as professional football Williams (7-51. LP- Capra (0· SURGERYFORGRUNEJ8EN SAN DIEGO (UPI)-Cenler savings plus . our high passing attack so far; West ped with 8:S5 left to play he- games are covered by Nixon's I) . cause of slippery floor conorder. REDS AT ATLANTA Sam Grunelsen, of the San rate . ol return will Virginia 11le better running. . ditions. The Falcons, in their action ATLANTA (UP!) - The. Diego Chargers, a )().year .make your savings --.- · .. · Referee Jerry Leober called against the Office of Emergen- Cincinnati Reds begin the last veteran, underwent surgery for iirow quickly ... The ·Daily. Sentinel the game with the Hawks ahead cy Preparedness, coiltend the series of the sea8on bere tonight torn knee ligamen!4 Sundsy '1 DEVOTED TO THE 108-92. The poor floor COndition $1.50 price increase should be against the Atlanta Braves. , night after being Injured in his INTEREST OF was caused by condensation re- permitted because It was The Reds plan to pitch Wayne team 's 34-0 loss to Oakland. He MECGS-MASON AREA ° CAESTER L TANNEHILL, Suiting from an earlier profes- announced in January and Simpson( 4-7). The Reds were is expected to miss the because more than 70 per cent Idle Mondsy, remainder ..r the season. ROB~~~~~OEEdfLICH, si~~al hockey game. I'ASSBOOK RATE City Editor I was about ready to take of their tickets had been sold ' Pubiisi>ed doil~ e~cept < my team off the floor " Ritchie and delivered at the higher by The Ohio Valley • G · Ails ta h' 'd MEIGS CO. BRANCH . Saturday price before the freeze went Publ iJh lng company, J11 . uerm, n coac • sat . ' , ~:1"h' i~s'in!~"'o~;f/e' P~~~e' 1 theFohllowtd.noodg thehalidocbeekey conlatesedt, Into effect. H the Falcons were ordered 992.2156. Editor ial Phone 992 · ; ar w nP c 2157. 1 on top of the icy surface, and to refund $1.50 on each ticket, It P.,S.:;~~~~ .c~~~opostage paid at 1 water condensed continuaUy would cost them . more than Not ional advert is ing , through the basketball game. $500,000 since over 300,000 .Meigs County Branch of representative Bolllnelli - j' Atlan·ta took control of the tickets sold before Aug. I~ snd Atllons County Savings & Gellagber, Inc ., 12 Eesl 42nd 51.,,._., York City, New York . J game early In the second quar- lens of thouaands more sold Loon Co. ·Subscrlptlon roles: De · k halftim 1 ZH Second St. \ivered bv carrier where ! ter to ta e a 63-51 e ead. since 11len have brought the · a.a~able 50 cenos per week ; 1 At the end of the third quarter higher price. Pomeroy, Ohio . By ,;..olol' Route where carrier , th ks Falcons' President Frank service not available : One l e Haw led 98-96. Member Federal Home Loan . monlh S1.75. By moil in Ohio : Lou Hudson paced the Hawks Wall, asked if paying out 1lle Bonk 0 Men')ber Federal Savings & refunds would put the teem .ln %~: ~o~~hs n:7 . ~ ~~r ~~r':i i with 28. f!UINIIUII · Loan lnsunnce Corporation. monlhs u .so .. Subscription : John Johnson led the Cavthe red, replied, "weD, I really All accounts Insured up to price includes Sonday Times .. . alierS with 19 potn . 18 and Wa It don't know. I'm afraid to figure szo.ooo.oo. Sen tine 1. .-. _ .. . ' · _ , Wesley had' 15. ;::::a: X· Baltimore r · Padres, Astros To Decide Race Offense Made Erro ... -Skorich Steelers Were Fired Up- -Brown Astros Rehire Walker Falcons T0 Await R111)•ng /ironton J';"fth Jin AP RatJ" •woe• Pitt, West Virginia To Collide Saturday EARN G Is Called Fl Slick Downl"f" Chllch . Agency, lne. MORE NOW _4tuJ,.,. ·qoJ &, ·/rom &/.,. 4~' ~- r.- BA Kl R--..~. l ll up," . ------------111!1• -----,.-...IJ!IIIil---· �' .• 3:- The Dally Sentinel, M!ctdlepor~CIIIei'Oy, 0., Sept. 28,1971 Generation ·Rap By Helen' and Sue Hottel IIY HE! .EN AND SUE BO'JTEL (GtC a pnt' mT or allllljeel f• dllc ' •• ~nree rallaa •lfleT Jllreet JC It etk S.. • Relea 8GCiel - or . . , I Jll nata e"EN•Ioa m.u.eNiaqbler alllftr.l .-a• .. Ohi0 · d 8 r-:---~-~----------------------------------, Lea 1 Voice New Attack I · along ·Broadway 1 · ! L~ating Queen a Laugh· BY JACit O'BRIAN A kENNEDY'S ......,.,., .__,... THE . . MASS OF COMl'LAINTS • NEW ~ORK - Variety says Lennie Baby Bernstein's "Mass" may he booted into Radio City Music ~U: it'sa cinch II won't be done in St. Patrick'sCathedrai. .. :Heahoulclhear what a Kennedy privately said aiHiutlt .:.. ~ Grif· fin's wife Julann's ,._ In L.A 's .,._..__ of · · """'' • ......,. Lebanon after maju- surgery .... Dick Ottinger will run again foc the coogressimal seat he vacated wben be failed to circus bis WBJ. to nobler office .... He's not happy wi11l bls publlc On Cancer ··w •.:. AT .aR•ooE • are gllllqJ~Qg IDward the laDle Wub. addma. r - - - - -'----, N .,.... •65 • AQ 8\ NlckeyRooneyiGiduabewoa'tdotheW.C. Fields mna!cal, "W'C"' on Jkwdway; 11,ys be hu lilly a ''few" ~ to lake to the project: ' "lbe story, !be book, ...,...,_, scenery, the IIIUiic" (Unt.plcter!) .... Says it's another "too aeriWB" ""a!cal ae!H~ to ~. li1elds wi.lhout.en'-'·lrrl·· .... It wu wbat was wrong wilb ..;--;;;;;: __,_,, ''Ge<rge M" (Oiban) ....... ,_ Z8 1~~~ 64 ·-· . second truml' to dUinmy's king. Then he cashas his second blgh spade and starts to run clubs. East can trump the fourth club or not. If he "We Want To Wipe Oul WEST J!AST CAN HAIR SUl'l"' ltEEP Cancer In Your Lifetime," •.non • Q8432 SH4 $1 lot JACOIY MODflltl' loooJ< to: "WO. at IMro:' /c/o tW. -•· HDflHIRSVTE• ·describes the dedication snd •&u •K8752 ,.,.,), 1.0 • ... 419, Wia City "'-'-- Bol~'- · . confidence of the American .• 9Q7523 . .• 1 V0oid 65 . Stotioo, Hf!' Yari-, H.Y. 10019. ,_. -= . .· .· Cancer Society In Its fight for My boaapllined that the raise he PfOOllsed me was out, due . cancer control according to so•AUTBK (il) loMr. Nixon's cold ape[[, I undentand. lt'sa part..time job after Mrs. Clara Lochary,. ACS """ doem't, South throws hun llchoolllllll weekends andl'mgladtoha 11, t '•""no · Aclreall Sandyllemla'""eh'"nmaybaw •no on lead by playing ' trump . on. , . • · · 1ll even a • - - volunteer of the Meigs Courity the case in court by noo;r: acme 33 rata on the • AJ 1092 to his queen." .· . PIJ. Unit, who headed the contingent premises auch rfumel Alar Utile · •AK83 Bulit aeeme Wte the freeze should wort two ways. Lite wben of local cancer fighters at a Interest law firm .... Bronx D.A. Burt Roberts ; pe · .... Rich N- ~able Either way, East Is on lead finds himself with the and hel!lnodme,myhalrwaschln length -'- which it still is. Even my Society-sponsored district was all set to beN. Y. Supreme Court Justice 111111 Doris Duke, wbocanaff«dllll the Pula ,;Rome West North Eost So•lll Hobson's choice !Jetween . a ft6a dun't cwnpl•ln, · election in Waverly recently. met 8 week ago with Jawn ~r- 111111 ~ =~·~~tllellpt!~~;.::t Pass t lt spade lead to allow South to 3 Well, !be boa callecfme in yestenJay 111111 said,_"No haircut, Mrs. Locbary said tbe hizzoner be wanted to name bis OWD succeaaor Pus 6 • rUff in dummy and discard DD job," hecMIIf a COlli* of Cllllmlera beefed. · American Cancer Society is· ~his. cbit;f asslatant) ~ua a courta ~ chic e~J!~b ol Earopeall oripwls, In- Pus . !'ass Pus one of his heu:ts or a ileart JUS~ceahi~ for tbe latlllr 1 asslstmil ,... lindsay clllding_an officer's navy coat (St. Laurent), a ()(ieninlll...t4 J lead right up to dummy's .I dun't cet.lllf the govenuDe~~t can freeze my wagea, why leading an attack against advised him tarUy to stay a D.Ji. wine velvet !lwer (ditto) aDd pea jacbt ace-quee'!. Cllll't I te- !be le~lb rl my hair? Could I~ IUil, aDd to cancer wi11lout parallel in the · (Carosa) plus Valentino ·_. Dlor ......_ _ By Onrald &: JIIIJ!es Jacoby wblm?- HIRSUTE GuY long history of civilization. Station WOR newscasler .Lyle Van made a ..... ..... ··INEWS'A'El ENTllPliSI ASSN.) How was I to know?" O.dlnule: "We'reouttowln!''ahesald. To marvelous Freudian slip : caiied It "Times' !l'dinaryglamourglrlacanafford .... 'Bullftgbter South. "I couldn't WID a ''balr suit" keep you hinale? rm afraid lbe wage and support this, Mrs. Locbary Scare,"whichshouldstay In 1lle vice vocabulary EICordobesswears be'nerlous about11181T)'iJW lamented go wrong if the trumps price. conlrcil folD mlgbt call Ibis halr-flllll~ 111111 suggest a pointed out there has been with Slime Square, Crime Square, Gun aty, etc a l~year~ Dul£bglrl w11o8e fatber Ia twice as didn't split 3-0. I guarded The blcldinll has been: bin. substantial progress over the .... Nueky Jolmson's widow Florie died in serioualy againsllt; told El to "CC!IIIeback In live against three in the East hand but West held them." w.. t North Eut South 1ftie 1 dun'! with -ft'-• ·t• bis ball years. Twenty years ago the Atlantic City .... And if you wished to aperielr~. years;" . agree your ....,....,er, 1 8 park snd five year survival rate for all wild open poliUcal"'·'-· you sh-~u have .Jane Fonds's offhand atlllud!! toward lues 'l'he answer to ·South's ,aa'llhavetoplaybllllblawayorgethellched.-HELEN ~"""' P... 2• Pass 2t o.r lllnule: cancer was lin 4; ten years ago A. C. befoce Nucky .went to the pokey .... Ladles caused estranged hubby Roger' Va.dim's U.S. complaint Is that he couldn't Pass 2• Pus lfaJ!Ie DOt. Yoar boa ISII'I really 18l-cool _or he wouldn't lin 3; today it could he 1 in 2 if who dress on TV in totally undme .bobemlan holdiJigs to he 'tlacbe41 .... Note fn1D tell who bel~ the three Pass 3 N.T. Pass ? You, South, hold: '--blreda'- •-•-in the"'-tplace.......... a -•--trim, wi"' aU patients sought treatment 1n style are one thing but Marya Mannes' tousled M-e~tls: ''The lig quealiOR ·ln Boslon's ' trumpa,hisbut thatrt be could _.., ....,..._. '"" ·--.~ .......,. Yo t· W'th 3• 000 Oh' . ' Irish • _ _._ _._._ .ensure con act against .AK1087 .AQ a bal-way klddlng letter aiHiut "one good freeze deserves tme . I •· . Joans tangle on 11le CaVIlltcast seemed to carry ·...._ ..an"""""'' lfith all the trouble in everythln except an 8-l .Jt7U What do you do 110w? MJO'her," milbt thaw him. _ SUE destined to get cancer m 1971 dowdiness to tiie point ol preleJtUcm. Northem Ireland, why is It Sen. Kemedy Went to spade spfit by playing bls o.r Sue: alone, we can ~o longer tolerate It was a quieter Primary Day here: Bella LONDON - then lqJjied .a . . - to Israel see of diamonds at trick two. A-l'llu. Yoa have riven 1 <IMr pktare of your baad and I gift 1 party laat Saturday nigbl. My fcJib (wh~ trust me) com~~cency · . . Abzug grumped voteless In 'Rooievelt Hoepital (where he advoealed aid to tbal nation) .... aad Tbe way South played the your putner baa bid thn!e n9· Ohio s share In the maSSive with pneumoola If Sen Ed Mustie auddenly could not find lime to loot In mUle troubled land trumps, West was able to trump. Tnut hlm• . .tout~~ eYeaing. Alter all, our average age Ia lllllll our $24 million-a-year National starts knocking ;~~tJUn8 in sight, maybe it's of bls ancestors??? PS: he bas never made a gain the lead and play a TODAY'll QtmiTION CIWd ~ o·get ckunt. lboocluome of the guys brought beer Research Program of the heca his N Y campaign boas Is Esther statement OR the subject· on the Door ol the heart through .dummy. Instead of bidding thn!e noIIIII I .veii wine C04Mn. American Cancer Society use ·· · Se te,. Now, sblft the trumps over trump your pu1ner bas gone Jlll.la Cllllple I didn't~ very well ut up jclinla aDd Blarted reached $923 247 for 26 grants In Newburg, who used to brainstorm the boUen. na · to East. South plays his ace to thn!e spades over your thn!e P' 1 1 !bern aiUWid. Nobody 1 IDftl concerned. As one guy effect at fi~e Ohio Medical for Bella Ahzug .... Arlene De Marco (of the De ~ when ala~ ladies' .llllg&Jines of d4unonds and sees ~at diamondJ. W h at do you do ..w the-dGD'tbolller you•nvdlore ..-'-you're doallng·. A Research Centers during th Marcos singing sisters), wed to ex-actor Keefe deplored gOSSip? McCall s brags Its current he must lose a trump tr1ck. now? • ..,... -. ....._ ---- Ia 1 e Brasselle of the Jungle Jim CBS-TV days has a issue for the first time tells Tbls doesn't -worry him at lillie weed at a party Ia expected. s year. new novel ''Triangle" so hotltmitkes *show 1lle full story of -~R's mistress, the late all. He proceeds to lead a IIIII I tl!oopt "paramid." BmldM, my fcib have a stroog £1 __ -lf..U,IIIIIII'dWtetokeeplbelrtrust. ·.,, bizexposesseemllkeU!eBobheeyTwins; Arlene Luc~ Mer~er Rutherfurd; , It's good ~ ~ Wbatclo )'Gil do when friends bring glus to your party?told us personally she 111111 her kids haw lived in gOSSip aU nght - but old .... FOR aDd ~ ... NewJerseyonwelfareforyearsolabandonment Eleanor stayed together hardly for lbe love Dlilr ~ : and this is her big chance to get off it .... You'll celebrated in "Sumiae at Campobello,'' but for M 'em palilely If they want to blow weed, take a walk dOWII e~s recoinlze all111e flimsily camouflaged top show his pollUcal aspirations, ~ politics Inclr EJ 0 .. IIINit. (AM dGD'l cou. back "IJoldlnc .)) Moat~ these biz characters in this ptler a clef. makes strange bedfellows .... Sen. Birch Bayh dQIIIIdentllllllllld reeped yoar attitude toward grasa, but if Michael Cacoyannls directed Katharine !mows In his ambitious heart Nixon WCII't tate . By Mn. L s~·:ruo . _ Indon't .... well, better )'Gil lose a Cllupie ol minor friends Mrs. Ullve Talbott spent a Hepburn In "The Trojan woman", without one his advice ell Supreme Court vacanl::les, but he Mr. 111111 Mn. Ernest Ruth - e~ riVl ~ a. pin oue record (eltberwi11l your parents or tbe pollee)._ week recently with her temper-tizzy: easy- he didn't dare do a thing got in .a slrtte for lis black SUWO!Iers by visited' wi11l Mr. and Mrs. RUTLAND - Ken Green, SUE daughter and family, Mr. 111111 shedidn'twant.. .. DoesMayorLindsaylmowhis suggestlnc a Negro lady jurist .... GGdfley's Russell Buckley at New formerly of Rutland, has ImEFROMBEIEN: ~.a.:trs~=::n~ mTed 'ded, Ronrunned ·e Eldredgeh,ls tossing a bash .for houaecitize . colleen,Canne!Qulnn,labec:clnlinBaU.S. Brighton,Pa.,recenUy. recenUy completed a;jleries of BrfGre eme olyoa reeders Inform wt that it Ia Illegal fo sell of Cbester and Mrs. Sylvia YKe Yat her c:me? Oct. 28. The boys n. Callers at the honle of Mrs. :Ill service training seminars for a1eci11a1ic driDb to ...,_,. .,let me add that this letter came Carpenter spent a few dsys In Bess Larkins 'were Wands UtUe Surge servicemen, conducted In lnm New Yen, where It illl't. - H. Indianapolls last week. of Canton, Mr. 8nd Mrs. Bert 16 clUes of the U.S. ancj Canada ImE PROM BOTH OF US: Sunda afle Is of . 1 Scrimaher of Louisville, Mrs. as a special representative of lllatJecal or 1101, there's aeldc:m a CfA!eg&.age oc oldef'-leen Mrs. N~ Mi::.~~ were Doris Marks ol Olester snd Babson Brothers. vrtlthesedQIIbatdOCllll'tincludeatleaatwineandbeef'.Sorta Mrs. Fannie Durst, Mr.· snd , . :St~olyn Ruth of A graduate of Rutland High School, Ken is morrled to the eliLJijR tHefon:e*"l~aDDJieltorceablelaw.-H. ANDS. Mrs. Tim Wilkerson and g. 0 . lllluDilllelen: Shawn, Columbua, and Mrs, J. j ~ Mr. aDd Mrs. Charles Barn- former Dixie Kay Roush, lllateabayfrimchrbolall.l'm12. We'wtrieda"fewtbings Elva Dalley, Syracuse. . · ~~n~=·~~:~nMr~~ daughter of Mr. snd Mrs. Orion Roush, of Salem Center. They •we._we'relnlove.Mimafoundciutandshe'srealmad.Sbe Mrs. Sylvia Allen spent the Grassroots Development wiD Volunteer Association l2·% Carl Barnhart on Thursday. 'llldll!el'c!oaldn't-· IJim·again. . "' ..... past-week with Mr. and Mrs. be the theme · of .Saturday's pr,esideot, will deliver opening aeasion will MlssJessleHoytolColumbus have two children, Tasla Lea "•'"• lllitilhe:li:Duwa Ulllllliull KNOW l·won'l get In troallle. Howaro Allen and daughlejo of South Central Reg10n Mental remarks and Introduce begin with a . am Ianning and Mrs. Gladys Williams snd John Wald and llve ' ·ID Aurora, Ql. 111Jaurled I'm IID)'WaY. 11,110 please help me coli- Rl.:.\~~V~vans and Paul Retardation meeting, to be held speakers snd guests Including sessi b ~ tar visited With Mrs. Earl HumIn the September issue of The 'flilce lllrl can 110 aleady, ·ca- I'm- WISE AND MATURE Dean attended the Ours reunion at the _Gallipolis State Institute. Division of Mental Retardation ting lt45 . ' s • plrey ·on Monday. Surge Pipe line there was a POll IIY AGE at the Rock Springs ReglStr~tJon f?r the day-long representatives. This is slated At 1·15 j.;. active publicity The C.B.C.'s enjoyed a picture of Ken and an Bfllcle Dlilr W 111111 M:. sessiOn · · relaliODS ., . cookout and poU··_.. _.,,......,. on Fairgrwnds recently. Th wiD begm at 8:30 a.m. for 9·•< ..... a.m. and public prlilraJns "'"'"' - .....-explaining his .leading role In 8arrJ, ldd. I say, listen to your Mcemy until yOu're old Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bailey and omas Ware, Ve~ Childs GSI Supt. Bernard F. Nlehm by Guiiling Hand School aDd the patio of Mr. 111111 Mrs. the seminars. • ; focallber ''Mother!"Getlbemilll ee? - SUE family ol Gallipolis were recent and Betty Hubbard wiD pre:"'nt will be in charge of membership GSI officials will he ted Donald Myers of Pc:meroy Jld. o.r ~Y.-~ld: callers at the home of her hymns . and lnvocalton, development and special fund James P White presenU . Salw'day evening. Attending AM bJ tbat time let's bope you'll he wise enough to keep begmnmg at 9=30 a.m. raising activities, star"·· at 10 director OARC . snd' ~~ ve were Mr snd Mrs Walter .;,::: • parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. James Mtddleton, Parents am ~.., H 'di ' ._, M. • . HELEN Gluesencamp snd Nikki Dawn. · · enry, rector, Volunteer Brown aDd David, Mr. snd Mrs. KWES HONORED Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Price Harri'sonvi'lle Lyle Lehman, professor, Serviceaat the GSI, willprEient Ernest Whitehead and Jull, Mr. Mr. snd Mrs. Carron Jolmson and daughter visited her spectal. ed.ucatlon, Ohio an Introduction to cliizens 111111 Mn. Warren Pickens, Kay· entertained over the weekend In u. . parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Society News UruverSity, will tell the NARC advocacy and the use of BalderiiOn 111111 Kin~ Reed. The honor of their son, Jon Kloea, mverstty at Athens for the fall Middleswart and Greg Saturstory, beginning at 10:30 a.m. volunteer services starting at next meeting will he at the who will leave for the Air Force semester. dsy. Mrs. Jane Gilkey of Mid- Robert Moore 81111 Mr. Leh- HS p.m ' Ronald Osborne heme. on Sept. 30. Attending a family Mr. 111111 Mrs. Virgil Roush Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bryant and dl~portspe~t a recent weekend man wiD discuss new programs 'Supt. Nlehm 111111 Mr. White Mrs. GladysSmlthhasbeena get-together were Mr. snd Mrs. spent a recent weekend with family visited her mother, who wtth Ava Gilkey. at the insUlutions, starting at will leU what's new with patient at the University Sidney, Kloes, Darcy 111111 To4d, their son, Mr. and Mrs. Terry is a patient In a Charleston -~· and ~s. Murl Douglas 11;15a.m. Aiunchsndtourwlll protective services snd guar- Hospital in Columbus. She was Gahanita;Mr.andMrs.Charles Roush, at Greensboro, N. C. hospital. VISited Eddie Lou and Clara be held between 11:% a.m., and dlanahlp snd what parents can accompanied there by Mrs. Smith, Debra, Mary Kay aDd Mrs. Josie Roush, a former John Cornell was a recent Howery recenUy at Carpenter. e t Dale Sml111. David; and Mr. snd Mrs. James 2 IIJIIn.B llata-11 resident of the Letart Falls guestofhisbroU!er, Frank, for Kenneth Payne had an ac~~wb;uu~ ~t!:; Mrs. Bess Larkins visited Sellers and daughter, Krlsty. Mrs. Iva orr aDd Mrs. Her- communjty, is slill confined at a few dsys. cident while hunting. He had to 2:4li and 3 p-:m., Mr. Lehman Monday with her daughter, Mrs. Johnson received a letter bat RCIIIIh called on Mr. 111111 Veterans Memorial Hospital Jim Middle swart was a have a toe removed at Veterans will he in· charge ol !be annual ~· Doris Marla!, Olester. from another son, Raymond Mn. Dana Lewis at altton on due to a blood clot in her leg. business visitor In Colwnbus Memorial HospitaL meeting In which reg! 1 · Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kloes, advising that he Is S !oat e;eolng. Cards or letters would he ap- Mondsy. The latest report from Mrs. directors wiD he elected ~= Buchanan 111111 Sbella 8nd Mr, returning from Vietnam 111111 Rev. Robert Shoot called on preciated. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Durst LovieWatsonisshehasanulcer eWS Otes the l9'12 regional ~tut& · IIIIIIMra.John~villted wiD be stationed in Maine. . Mr. llllll Mrs. Floyd Norris aDd Mrs. Wiley Ours of Racine, and sons, Athens, spent 1lle and is a patient at Veterans ByUJarlceAIIeD · committee will he named and wl111 Mrs. Ovaline Boych and Mr. IDll Mrs. IIebert Roush MlssLorettaOursofMiddleport weekendwithU!eirparents,Mr. M:~~~~~:oldGrsham Mrs. Purl~y Karr, Mrs. theofflclaiswiUaelectaaliefor family of Greenfield, Sunday. IIIII Rocer 'l'llunday. Mrspenl Sunday afternoon with snd Mrs. R. R. Durst and Tom d th · Glenroy Ewmg and Mrs the 19'12 reglmal mee~-Pam Congrove, daughter of DINNER GIVEN Seuaal from here attended . and Mrs. Roy Donobue. andMr.andMrs. MelvinHood an reechildrenleftrecenUy · · A spokesman. said~;.;.t Mr.lllllMn.BiDCongrovewon 8 an electric ml:rer at the Belpre !be S1llclay sChool picnic at the Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner called and on Middle t for the Philllpines where they Woodrow Mora~ daughters, tal . .. Mr. ~d Mrs, William Pullins Sll!bwn Part at Racine Sunday Thursday on Mrs. Donohew. ~- Wchard _:[~of Baahan will spend two years. ~anet and Judy! visited Sunday men re~Um divisional Homecoming. Earlier this enter-tamed Sunday evening 1p1 eel by churches of the Mr. 8nd Mrs. Bob Taylor snd called on Mrs. Esther Dailey Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rhodes tn Huntington wt11l Mr.and Mrs. =ntative wiD he available 11mmer, Pam won an electric wifJJ a dinner honoring her Racine Charge. Rev. Dale children of Gallipolis, Misses and Mrs. Maxine Durst and family of Charleston spent Howard Cloak. . dlvl bout the '!AY for in- fan fn1D the G c Murpby Co grandfather, Mr. Clarence llc:aJq is ~"'-, Sandra 111111 Polly Taylor of a weekend with his parents the Mr ·an~ Mrs. Roy Betzlng 8nd dual consultation. at Parket'llburg. · · Curtis on his 81st blrthdsy ,_,_ Tuesday afternoon. Delmar Rhodes' grandchildren of Pomeroy The public Is Invited. · anniversary, and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Don Bell snd father, St. Columbus,~-~~~~~~ Mn. Elmer Miss Leota Birch spent · visitedrecenUywith Mrs Letha Ball and family · who ·are Clair BiD, attended church Stone 111111 children of Leon, W. Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Mr. Will Clonch has opened a Wood • senlees at the Minersville Va., spent a weekend with Mr. Ads Van Meter · small store hen: on Back _St. Mr ·snd Mrs Charles Knight moving. Attending were Mr. Methocllal Olurcb last week. and Mrs. Leo Taylor at Racine. Miss Lorai~e McMurry, Mrs. Roy WJSeman vJSited · · . Fo~-,.:ew 8nd Mrs. Curtis, Mr. 111111 Mrs. Rev. James Morrison of the _Mrs. Kathryn ~a_r~ey of AU!ens, spent her vacatioo in briefly with Ava Gilkey on of Columbus were recent guests A&& 1' .1: Paul Frick, Mrs. Charles Ball, Eureka Charge was guest Ripley, W.Va., Is VISiting~- Hollywood, Calif., and Las Friday of Mr.,and Mrs. Howard Knight. Charlie, Billy and Davi(l, Mr. 1111 m . ~ ~- Owen Anderson m- Vegas, Nev., recenUy, She is 8 Mrs ." Mamie Newlun is Elnier Newe~ ol Pblladelpbla snd Mrs. Carl Hall8nd Danny, Mr. 111111· Mrs. CarroU winte defwtely. former local resident visiting lor two weeks In West r~ ~eek ~UJ St.em:!~ ~Mn. H~rt Rftlb Mr. aDd Mrs. Russell Roush Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Frick, 0 ealertaiaed with a picnic _Mr. aDd Mrs. Junior Salser, Mr. and Mrs. Larry 'Fitch and Virginia ewe an · Mr. and Mrs. Charles LaWBOD snd cblldren spent Monday Tommy snd Robbie of Ashville &mdly iD honor of tbeir Rita snd Mike, ol Dorcas were family have moved to Belpre. Mrs. jane Gilkey and son, S~~day Elmer and Sheila visited Mrs. Ids BeD Donohue eYeninc wi111 Mr. and Mrs. snd Rodney, Steve, Lori and dlq!Jten' birthdays. Darla dlnnerguestsSundayofMr. snd Mr. and 'Mrs. Garry Horner Guy, visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy VISited In Columbus wl111 Mr. Sunday~ · Dana Lewis at Clifton, W. Va. Kevin Pullins, llaaled her Jlllh birthday Mrs. Roy Pearson. and Lisa moved to the Deem Sargent recently. and Mrs. John Newell snd sona. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rowe ol and called on Mr. snd Mrs. IIIII Dm •• her lib. Atleadlnc Mr. aDd Mrs. Bill Fox at- property In PU'Uand recently Mrs. · John Stout vl_slted an Ei!~~n~f ~im!e:: New Brighton, Po., are visitlnc ~~annie Rusaell at Middlepcrt. Mr. and Mra. Gerald tend_ed the Rollins n:union at Recent vjsltors of E. H. afte~oon recently wtth Ruth . this 'ty with frl nda Mrs. Kate Rowe and Ada. Mrs. Sharon Roush spent Sunday KINGS ENTERTAIN Well, v · djo and Amy, ol Rollins Lake, near Ripley, W. Caprenter and family were MOrriS. :::.d re=~ e Anna Wines, Karen snd Jackie, night wl111 Mr. and Mrs. Dana . Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy. ICing -•-andMr.lllllMrs. Don Va., Sept, 12. Paul Evana, Paul Dean, S. W. Mr._sndMrs. Douglas Clay ?f Mr. and Mrs Curtis Fraley calledllllllSandraSunday\'iolfeln !heal ~ LewlaMr. ~~~~.Harold . La-n powereUu~osalstSunda)'thelrnewevenlng __ .}~!_ lliiiiiP IDll sbt IIODII Mr. 8nd Mrs. Gerald Hayman Durst Mrs Richard Abels Downmgton bought a house m C 1 b · nuw" ...., .... "~ ' ' '"""""""' • · --~ Ket"th were dinner guests of Mrs. 'Sylvia · Allen, Gene Car-' · Rutland fr om the Kennedys and nl0 bt um us~tswere recen1d OVef'· · and son ol Le'-~ · Ille. Attendl ng· Mrs. Jessie Parsona of "'"' ol Mr Mrs lxme · ... ,, W· Va., spent In Ha rr111onv U*nd, Ohio, Ia annouucing Mr. aDd Mra. Robert Hart snd penter Jack CorneD Walter expect to occupy It soon. They g gu · an • PaulSayreolColumbusspent Friday wilb Mr. aDd Mrs. were Nancy, Debbie, Jo Ellen, t1Joe -•iatle ol her 8011, Roger family at Racine Saturday. Baer, 'Charles Virgil will rent their Downlngton ~FrO:. n.o.-. the a week at his farm. QJarles Lawson. . Kathy, Bobbie Jo, Timmy and l'ai to Nancy Blake of Mrs.FerneHaymanreturned BogardandJohn Mr andMrs borne. · v~·~. A na, Mr. snd Mrs. Ron Hart ol Danny Sayre ol Columbus Tammy Lawrence, Mr. and Rlo!la od,W. Va. Thewecldlng to her _lxme Tueaday fnlo RudyDurst,Mr.'and.Mrs ..T~ . Mr. Hudson who owns the r~TueadsywtthMrs.Letha Racine visited Hethert Sayre spenl!buertix'withMr. llllll Mrs. Dares Arnold,' Mr. and 1D11i: p1a£e at an Akron, Oblo Gallipolis Cllnic. She Is being Wilkerson snd Shawn Patty former Curt Hysell home Is In a M • Gl E 1 h Sunday. Mrs. llerbert Sayre. Mrs. Roger Jeffen, Rhonda aDd cllildumll!mdaJ,Sept. 11 The cared for by her daughter, Mrs. Gluesencamp Nikki Van serious condition at his home. t rs. d ~nro: ~ ng ~· Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manuel Mrs. Marteae Fisher 111111 Bobby, Mr. snd Mra. Norman l'ai we fwmer resl~ts June Wickersham. Meter Merle 'Evans Ma:rlne Mrs. Clinto~t Gilkey and rColeurnbuse afteo er orne n entertained Sunday with a cblldren, Larry, )lolly 111111 Amy E. .Hyaell, Bruce, Terry aDd · · Mr d Bill ' • da r a two weeb ~ In lmor ol the latter'• ol ......,,. u • ..oft. Rcila' 11 i!illp[u)ecl at the Hyco . an mrs. Fox spent ·Durst, R. R. Durst, Ruby ug hte r, Kar en, ol AI bany . .urn were <-. t dinner Norma J ean, 1'"-ro .-oy; Mrs. 1 "th M snd Mrs Purle pllnt al AllJand and • , Sunday wi_th Mr. snd Mrs. Bryant and Dave, Mrs. Bill visited Ava Gilkey Sunday ~rr WI r. · Y lister, Mra. Harry Rouab, ol gueslalfMn. Bertha Robinson. Iva Singer, Cbeeter; 111111 ·Mr. l'aiw at the c.rosau1 & •. .., Valier Sham at Gallipolis. Middleswart, Howard Larkins afternoon. : Middleport who wasceleliratinc Sunday guests ol Mrs. Bertha 8nd Mrs. Harry Arnold Gene · 1' ~Wally Davidson of Ohio and Rev. Edward Griffith. Mr. and . Mrs. Virgil Atkins Mtss ~bble. Wood sp·e"t her birthday. ' lendinc nre ~ were Mr. 111111 Mrs. snd Vicky, Mason, w. Mr.lllllMn. PauiDavisand UniversityinAthensspentthe andMr. andMrs.GlenJewell TueadaywlthMrs. RoyChn Y· Mrs.KaUeYoL ,,Mr.andMrs. B1U Mltehell, Mr. 111111 Mrs. M 7w If I'll anbwg, Mr. weekend wi111 David Fox. and Mrs. Ruby Hallldsy were Er~i and ~::,Srle~ Lewis Hudson ol MinemWe QJarles Corwin. Paniela and .. k SIGry 111111 Mr. and Mrs. Vernon dinner guests of the Robert c nger an aug r 0 Route and Mr. and Mn. Harry steve, Mr. and Mra. Rlcbud . 5 / ' , ,_,_ ol Darwin Donohue spent Sundsy with Mr. recenUy. Mrs. Fisher baked a Jewella on Sundsy. Duahe Will Columbus spent the 1111ekend Roulb ol Mlddleport, Sirgeut Jr., Ellun lcllet•"erg RE1'URNBD MONDAY · , _ . Sunday ol 111111 Mrs. atarlea Winebrenner Wedding cake snd presented it was an afternoon caller. Mrs. Henry Eichinger and Mr. and Mn. Lester Menae1 and Buteb Dalton, all of .Mrs. Pail! a.,._ ol Mid.._ A* f1an11 and Mr.llllll at Cheahlre. . to them. Attending were Mr Mr. and Mrs. Wa)'lie Payne· Mry.ndMra Willis Frost 111111 daiJI[tter, Katie, ol Logan ColambUI; Mr. aDd Mra . dleport "'turned Monday from' Mn. lnill Gloec:kner and Mrs.LioydNiceiaapaUentat IIIIIIMrs. Stover, Mr. and Mrs: visited the Kenneth Paynes on Bllli . a J · - : · spent.a nekend with Mr. and Honrcl!WIJiiiiODIIFialwoods, Wheeting, w. Va. where llhe DniJL Veteran a Memorial Hospital Drew Fisher and children Saturday. Col e buse~w:;ere recen Mrs. ,Paul Manuel. W.Va.; Clrl RobiiiiOD,Nwfolk, vialted with Mr and Mra NGrman Roush due to a heart attack. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd N~rrls VISIT ON SUNDAY ~Cheater VcA leer Fire Mr. 111111 Mrs. Robert Roulb, Va.; Mrs. Clara Mae Sar&ent William Franke: She weni ' . . X, wlf ~illton, W. Mra. Drew Fisher held a celebrated their 46th w~ding MASON - Mrs. Alice Department would to thaniJ re:~ a~ the : : 81 ; 'wnlt Radford, Mrs. especially to ase her new 81'111V....-e .. ; ~willlMr. formal~ In honor of her anniyersary Sunday, Sept. 12. Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. Fred everyonewbohelpedlnanyny CltemicalParkal Stauffer and leae Fillllr, Molly, Larry grllldson, Rodd Alan. WbUe in . ..._ 0. Val Racine. parents, Mr. and Mrs. WallJe Mr. and Mrs. Hc:mer Warner Tripp were Sundt,y guests of a! the food stand at the Melli w Va . Apple Grvve, ~ ll!1an ettdllaJmaad Wbeellnc lhe Vlalted other ~,_lllttlild ...... 35th who ~ celebrating .c~lebrated their 46th an- Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith and County Fair. Tbe flretnen Miss.AdalloweapentMonday s.,-.!'t':ib=~ Mn. Mabel Wolre ol llqon lllnlled at Ohto , wedding anniYeraary mversary on Sept. 19. family . • cle,.,·cd • UtUe over •1110. with Mrs. Ruby Hupp. , Mil. Peel OJ , h · ar:~.•:o::,nled 111'1. = crifninal 11 l3.. •z Gi•...., 20 Stiversville . N ·r• Notes. ' Reeds ville· News, N tes Balder- G rassroot 'S Deve,opmen t "''h eme Of Satu da y E vent Emn'LM>- · ·Th,P':;ier,.Ootl I_, 111111 = • _.....! - Apple Grove News, EVents i.......... OJ.ester N N !" Cornell, Va. :r;· a. ..... :::U •· _.lib. :a ::,er :;c' :llvecJ. ets In', LOUIS (UPI) - Pete point of exhaustion In the Beathard sltjrted at quarter- Second half in holding the New back foc the St. Louis Cardinals York Jets for a 17-10 wln. · Mondsy night because coach. Beathard, oow In his second Bob HollwJY thOUght ·~t was year with · the Cardinals and justU!ething .todoalthelime." maldng($firstregular<JeliSO!I _Beathard .has been batUlng start, hit 1~ of 23 passes for 222 . wtlllJlmHartfor the Cardinals' Yards as the Cardinals scored 17 starting quarterback job, and points in the first half, and ~ Hart, starting the season opener St. Louis defense played to the 8 week ago, was booed un- · point of exhaustion In the mercifuDy at Busch Stadium. second half in holding the New "Jlm'sanklebo11leredhimall Yock Jels for a 17-10 wln. week but he could have Beathard, upholding his boss' played," Hallway said. ''l made claim that he was picked to the olecision on Beathard just start jill! I a few minutes before before the galile." . game time, 'said, '~this way of Beathard, now in bis second doing it definitely makes you year with the Cardinals and very anxious. I threw poorly in =t~~~ ~~r=-:s;: d~~~:~ : yards as the Cardinals scored 17 decision on that basis," points In ~ first half, and the "Last year (under Charley St. Louis defense played to the Wlnnet) 1 knew 1 was g~ to be·on 11le bench unless Jimmy was injured," Beathard said. ''This year 1 bow !hall may start, and I think 1 concentrate more in practice." Cld Edwards scored both of flle Cardinal touchdowns on ODe-yard plunges, "the kind" he says, "you ought to make all the time/' But the Jets' inabUity to accomplish the same f~at was ihe beginning of the end for their offense in the game and fired up the Cardinal defense. Trolling 17-7 in the third quarter, the J~ts moved the ball to the St. LouiS !-yard line and sent Jolin Riggins over center for 1lle touchdown attempt. But the New York line, rather than the Sl Louis line, gave way on the Sports 11lescrimmage,and,asRlggins hurUed ovei' the Unemen, Larry Wilson and Jamie Rivers clobbered him In 1lle air. "That was the best goalllne stand we ever had," said a happy W'alson, now In bls 1211\. season with the Cardinals. "Fred Heron and Bob Rowe and Chuck Walker made Riggins jump over them, and Jamie and I just sort of converged on him." "I didn't know what was going on over my head," Rowe said. "I bad to ask somebody on lop ol me whether he scored." George Nock scored th_e only New York touchdown m tile , second quarter 011 a 3-yard run,· and Bobby Howfleld ad&;d 8 25yard field goo! for theU" only other score. ,Tim Bakken kicked a 19-yard field goal for St. Louis. By Chet Tannehill Desk By Unllod Pross lnternotlonol Amorlcon Luguo E11l ~510!1 at Baltimore, night New Yor)< at Washington, night NIIIOniiiA..ue . East W. L. Pet. •·Pittsburgh 96 64 .600 · ... St. loois 89 71 .556 7 Chicago 12 n .516 13'h New York 82 71• .S13 1.1 Montroal 69 89 .437 26 Philadelphia 66 u .m 30 w.._t w. L. Pd. San Francisco 88 71 .553 Los Angeles 87 72 .w 1 Atlanta 80 80 .500 l 'h Cinclnnall 79 81 .494 9'h Houston 78 81 .491 10 San Diego 60 98 .310 21 •-Clinched Division Mondor's Results Si.L6 N.Y. 1110 Innings, nlghtl I Only game scheduled) Today's Problble Pltcllon St. LO<Jis (Carlton 18-9) at New York (Ryan 10·13), night. Chicago !Hooton 2.0) at Montreal !McAnally 10.12), night. Pillsburgh (Ellis 19·8) at Philadelphia (Wise 16·41, night. Cincinnati (Simpson 4-71 at Allanta (Nlekro i4-1A), night. Houston (Richard 2-1) at Ltos Angeles !Singer 9.17). night. San Francisco !Perry 15·121 at San Diego (Acosta 3-2) , night. W. L Pet. 98 57 .632 ... Detroit 90 69 .566 10 85 7~ .$35 IS ~~~N4~~~~~~~~N4~~~~~-' · ~ston · New York 80 79 .503 20 The first of several moments of truth due on subsequent Washinglon 62 9A .3'17 36'12 58 101 .365 42 weekends fer the Meigs Marauders comes Friday night. This one Cleveland West · pi is Meii!s against the state's fifth ranked Class AA learns, W. L Pet. •·Oakland 99 60 .623 ... IronlOll, at Maraud.er Stadium. KansasCit 85 7A .535 14 In the new point system now in vogue for ranking Ohio high Chicago 77 81 .A87 21'h schoolalhletic teams, the Marauders (unranked) would make all Minnesota 73 BA .465 25 California 73 85 .462 25'h kinds of hay with a victory. ,, 68 90 .430 30'h Ironton - the Tigers - Is 3-0 (as is Meigs) with two lopsided Milwaukee x-CIInched Division early non.l.eague wins and a 2&-7 decision over Athens In the Monde'f'S G1mes (No games scheduled) SEOALopenlng round. Hal Spears, the 180 lb. senior quarterback Today's Problble Pitchers with the golden arm and quick feet to.dste has passed for six TDs Calllornla (Messersmith 19-13 on 18completions In 2lattempts. Two of fllose TDs against Athens or Murphy 6-17) al Minnesota when he was 8 for 11 (Corbin 8-11 or Blyleven 15·15). Kansas City ! Heplund 1H I at This is some qua~terbacking. Spears' antics with the ball Oakland !Hunter 20·11) , night. Milwaukee (Pallln 7-12) at suggests heavy assignments for the Marauder ends Fridsy night. Ma be Mr Spes •t he l b k th if h . de ked Chicago IBradley 15-14) , night. Detroit !Whlllock 0·2 and rs won so oose ac ere e 18 c Colemah 19-9) at Cleveland ear YTh· , . th . !McDowell 12·7 In bOth) , night. ere s no question at Me1gs wiD have to put up a much Boston !Peters 14·10 and Culp better effort than anything shown so far to hold the Tigers In 14-15) at Ballimore !McNallr. 20-5 and Cuellar 20·9) , 2, tw . . range. Spears isn't the whole learn .down at Ironton. Coach Bob night. New York !Bahnsen 14-111 at Bruney has a full covey of excellent running backs, pass Washinglon (Gogolewsk l 6·5), night. receivers, and upfront horses lo make hlsmachlnr roD. Wednesdoy's GoimH Sutton (16-12) sqtiares off Who doesn't remember 200 lb. plus senior Rick Boykln, the Wednesday's Games By JOE CARNICEW the best the Padres have to Diego this yaar. Chicago at Montreal, night California at Minnesota UP! Sports Writer offer- Ed Acosta , ·Clay Kirby "I'd like to win three in a against either Ken Forsch (7~). youngster who was a freshman ran like Jim Brown ? Houston at Los Angeles, night Kan Cily al Oakland, night San Fran at San Diego, night _Top receivers to dste are Jimmy Payne, 170 lb. senior Milwaukee It's Ironic thst the National and vastly underrated Dave row and take our chances," or Jack Billingham ( 10-15) at Chicago, night I Only games scheduled) said Dodger manager Walter Thursday. speedster; Steve Massey, Greg Spence, and Boykin who against Detroit at Cleveland, night League's Western Division race Roberts. The Dodgers have won only Athens gathered In a Spears aerial for 56 yaroh and a touchdown, wiD he decided by the first two Los Angeles also has its big Alston. "And that's about what teams eliminated from il guns primed for the last assault we'Dhave to do." The Dodgers eight of 15 games against coming out of his tailhackposition toworkasareceiver. Bobby Srnifll, operating out of left halfback, is the Tigers' top The San Diego Padres, last In with Bill Sil)ger, 20-game must sweep their series with Houston this season. the division, play host to the winner AI Downing and Don Houston and hope San Diego In the American League, the rusher.AgainstAthenshehad33yardslneightcarries. can knock off the Giants at Baltimore Orioles, who be· The quality of the Tiger defense is suggested in a single flrsli>laceSanFranciscoGiants Sutton scheduled to pitch. while the Houston Astros, fifth "We're in good shape with least once. Should the teams came the first team to llst four staUstic :Athenshadthreenetyardsontheground! . in the West, are in Los Angeles Perry and Marichal ready to end In a tie, a one-game playoff 20-game winners since 1919 · There is a conclusi.on that looms big and clear : if the to face the Dodgers in crucial pil£h," said Giants' manager will be held Friday. when Jim Palmer recorded his Marauders can mount a respectable showing against the visitors Q .,. three-game sets beginning to- · Charlie Fox. "We swung the Perry (15-12) will open for 20th Sunday, have a couple of Frldaynight,they'reduesomecheers.Plentyofthem. I ~ dsy. bat Sunday. It. was the first the Giants tonight against minor goals to reach before CLEVELAND (UPI) -Cleve- him so much he didn't have The Giants, who threathened time in weeks that we were Acosta (3-2) and Cumberland they open their playoff Satur· land Browns bead coach Nick Ume to scan around to find a to make a runaway ol the race able to field our regular ( ~) will face Kirby (14-13) day against the Oakland Skorich said a couple of his of· receiver. earlier in the season, have lineup." Wednesday. Marichal (17-11) Athletics. fensive players "went to sleep "Our secondary player cover· managed to cling tenaciously to San Francisco has beeP takes on Roberts (14-16) ln. .the Manager Earl Weaver would age is getting better and better on the field" during their weeklike two more victories to reach a one-game lead going into the highly successful against 111e. finale Thursday. end nip-and-tuck win over every game," Skorich said. final three games of 11le season. Padres who stunned the Dodg- Singer (9-17) opens for the the 100-victory mark this He said lbe Colts were hurt Baltimore but flle defense made The Giants will pitch Ute ers a week ago and foiled their Dodgers against rookie James season and Orioles brass are up for it . more than Cleveland by 1lle three aces of their staff- chances . for catching the Rodney Richard (2-1) tonight anxious to draw at least 17,000 "Out offense made so many screaming of the fans in the Gaylord Perry, Juan Marichai Giants. San Francisco has won and Wednesday Downing (21h'l) fans for the remaining three mental errors we made Balli· Baltimore stadium. and John Cumberland-against 11 of 15 games against San opposes Don Wilson (16-9) , games in order to reach the "The fans in Baltimore have more's defense look better than million mark. They're giving 0 aliii'al:::::::)5 CINCINNATI (UP!) Paul ;:;Q;:Iii it really was," Skorich said gained the reputation of being away posters of Frank RobinMonday of the Browns' 14-13.wln so boastful and backing their son in order to insure reaching Brown had no excuses for his u Cincinnati Bengals' loss to the · Major League Leaders of the day before. learn over the years," Skorich a miUion. "A couple of our guys went said. "But by making so much In the only major league Pittsburgh Steelers and he By United Presslntornation•l wasn't even very surprised by Leading Batters to sleep on the field and I can noise when the play II ready to 1946) I hit only .237. The next HOUSTON (UP! )- Harry stroke, said he thinks Walker game Monday, pinch-hitter . National Loague Walker, who survived a morale year I won the batting cham- stlll is the best man to lead the Matty Alou's bases loaded lt. G. AB R. H. Pet. assure you they' won't do It a- get underway ,It's tmposslble for "lt was just as we figured," Torre, St.L 160 631 97 229 .363 gain," he warned. "Whether any quarterback to hear biuJ, problem on the team and a fiood pionship (with a .363 average). team. double in the lOth Inning drove fJJ B I h d h 'd Bckrt, Chi 131 530 80 181 .342 of boos frc:m the fans to return ' 'Things can turn around so "I think every fair-minded in two runs and highlighted . a e enga s ea coac sal Clmnt, Pit 130 517 81 177 .342 we're going to wln by one point seH call the signals and It·wastas manager of the Houston quick. That can happen to this person would agree that we five-run explosion that carried Monday in analyzing the 21-10 Garr, All 153 636 1110 217 .341 or 100 makes no big dHference ed precious lime for 1lle Colts." loss at Pittsburgh the day beH.Arn, At! 138 491 · 94 160 .326 to me. But the mental errors Astros next year, thinks 1lle club." The Browns' next opponent Ia have made progress," Hofheinz the Sl Louis cardinals to a 6-1 137 9 at fore putting Cinct'nati at 1 1 Snglln, Pit 530 59 l69 .31 the Une can be corrected~. Walker said Injuries ham- said. "I think all ol us would like victory over the New York learn ~n reverse Its 1971 flop. ' · Jones, NY 134 499 61 158 .317 ""' Oakland In a Mol)day night Walker, whose Aslros are In pered the performances of to see the club with a one, two or Mets. Luis Melendez also had a on flle season, Alou. SI.L 148 606 84 191 .315 fore each man's assignment Is game. "We knew we were going a- Brock, St.L 155 632124198 .313 fulfilled." Alfth place. wi111 . • 78-&1 record LarrY •Dierker, -the ace ol the !!!fee ~. And now we have .paif. ·o£ runs batted In for the "Oaldand is a mUlde ~ team that was emotionDa"is, LA I 55 630 84 197 .313 The rookie coach credlt.d the galnsta pitching staff, and Doug Rader. going Into the final three games and a gang-type tlickle . , _ the talent 011 the field to make Cards. ally up In the bit for us," Brown Amerlcon League defensive unit with containing snd will he out truest teet all Most of the Astros had poor steady progress. of the season, was given a new ·d I G. AB R. H. Pet. one-year contract Mondsy by hitting years and that's why Hofheinz also announced the sa1 . " twas their home open. Oliva, Min 126 487 73 164 .337 the world champion Colts. season," Skorich said ol the er and they gave one away flle Murcer, NY 1A3 518 92 i72 .332 "The pass rush we had was Raiders, wbo blasted San Diego Judge Roy Hofheinz, president many of the fans blamed rehiring of General Manager H. Rttmd, Bit 138 A78 81 1$3 .320 of the Astros. Walker. His strong point is B. "Spec" Richardson and the Week before · It Was nothm . g Tovar. Min 154 644 93 2110 .311 great," he said. "Baltimore's 34-0 Sundsy. "I wanted to come back next supposed to be teaching hitting Astros' coaching staff. The "We lmow they're good 111111 surprising." Carew, Min 145 571 88 176 .308 quarterback was set to throw year more than I've ever and the learn Is batting only coaches are Jim Owens, Buddy "The Bengals had an eight- Otis, KC 147 555 80 167 .301 the ball and our defense forced we know we're good," Sllortch · 'tre k · In May, Chi 139 496 64 146 .294 wanted to come back any place .240, tenth In 1lle league. Many Hancken, Hub KitUe and Salty added. "We have to lake what game wm s a goong to the White, NY 144 515 82 149 .289 In my life," Walker said. "I've fans believed he would be fired . Parker. the defense gels ua 111111 we•re· game, including the seven stra- Uhlndr. C!v 140 495 s2 u2 .287 ight last "So long, . Harry, you're old season, and had not Alou, NY 130 462 51 132 .286 always wanted to manage in 1lle Walker, S2, of Leeds, Ala., has going to look for Ill lllelr· bee d I ted· -~'b'ti th' Home Runs World Series more than hat," said a banner hanging been manager of the Astros weaknesses." n e ea m e;uu 1 oon 18 National League: H. Aaron, anything else. over the wall in right field at 1lle since June 18, 1968, longer than - --swnme. All and Stargell, Pill 47: May, "I think this team can wln 1lle Astros' final home game any other manager In the club's ATLANTA (UPI) .,._ tlan Brown said the Bengals, Cin 38: Williams, All. Johnson, l _,., A. • played "hard and sincerely " Phil and Bonds, SF 33. ' pennant and It's aiHiut ready to Thursday night. 1(4'ear history. The team has Ia Falcons of the National .. · American League: Jackson, make the move," he said. Hofheinz, who made the won 287 and lost 297 since he Football League criticized by We lost to a team thst play- Oak 31 : Melton, Chi and Cash, "We've had a bad year, sure, announcement from. a wheel took over fer Grady Hatton in • ed better than we did," he Del 30; Smith, Bos 29; F. Treasury Secretary John Con- added. "What more can you Robinson, Ball, Petrocelli, ~s. ft.US but I can remember when I chair because he still has not midseason three years ago. nally and sued by flle Justice say•" Nettles, Clev and Killebrew, came hack from 1lle ArmY (in recovered from last year' s Departm_~n~ await a federal C~incidentally, the Bengals Mlnn 28.Runs Batted In Southeastern Ohio League court rulong on whether lbey were beaten by the Steelers !sst National League: Torre, SU must roll back ticket pr1ce season 21 .10 at Pittsburgh also 136; Stargell, Pitt 124; H. favorite Ironton was ranked . Increases and give out cash th . f" 1 1 of th ' Aaron, All 118; Bonds, SF 101 ; fifth in the Ohio Class AA e1r ll"S oss e season. May, Cln 98. refunds totaUng more than The Bengals play the Green Amoricon I.Hgut: Killebrew, ratings by the Aasoclated Preu $500,000. Bay Packers this weekend and Mlnn 118: F. Robinson, Bait 99; today. It was the Initial ratings The government and the te ba k v· il Carte "d Smith, Bos and Bando, Oak 94; of the 1971 campaign. team filed uits g · 1 quar r c u-g r SBI B. Robinson, Ball and Murcer, Galllpolls, defending SEOAL 8 • a ams. ~ "we've got to get our heads In NY 91 . champion, was ranked sixth In Pitching anofller Mondny m U.S. DIStrict the air" and get ready for that National L01gue: Jenkins. the AP JlOII. The Unlted Preu Court here as an end appeared game without looking back. Chi 23-13; Downing, LA 20-8 ; International ratinga wiD he PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Pitt haD on offense by gaining 484 Both Jolin Hogan and Daw near to an Intensifying debate "You can't stay down and ex· Ellis, Pitt 19-8; Carlton, St.L 19· released later this week. 9; Seaver, NY 19-10. and West VIrginia have played yards against Oklahoma last Havern, the alternating quar- over inlerpretaU?n of part of peel to win," Carter said. Americon Leogue: Lollch, Clrclevtiie Is the AA leader. ·some wild football games the week. But it never was In the terbacks for 11le Panthers, haw President Nixon s wage-price Mike Reid, Bengals defensive Del 25-13; Blue, Oak 24-8; Napoleon Is ranked second, last few seasons. This Satur- game. played well. Bernie Galiffa, 1lle freeze that went Into effect tackle, believes the loss perhaps Wood, Chi 21 ·13; McNally, Ball New Lexington . (which• heal Awards In auta lnjur._ or dufhs hove greetly In· was "good for us." "But it's 20-5 ; Dobson, Ball 20·8; Cuellar day's meeting of the old rivals The Mountaineers scored 45 West Virglnls quarterback, has Aug. 15. Logan 21-:lll in a pre-season and Palmer, Ball 20-9; Hunter, In Washington, Connally said, a shame we had to lose to a CAlled lnd ,....._", poinls and gained 399 yards not yet produced a passing should be no dHferent Oak 20-11. game) is third snd Portsmouth r101 to uo,ooo or men. The "I am indeed disappointed that team In our own division " he against Boston coUege In U!eir Both teams have potent ofattack similar to the one 1lle old 110,000 auto liability West fourfJJ. ' fenses. Both have had some opener, but their attack has Mountaineers had In 1968, Mike such a ~agrant violation of the quickly added. . Insurance 11 lnadequehl Massillon is the AAA leader. fodly, llpeclally I I $100,000 problems defensively, although been a disappointment since Sherwood's first season as wage-pnce freeze should ~ The Bengals beat the Packers SOUTHERN WINS Marion Plassant is the Class A liability COVI!'Ifl COtil Gilly West VIrginia's rebuilt defense then. They scored only one quarterback. But the potenUal m the world of professtonal 21·24 In pre-season play here RACINE - The Soufllem leader wlfJJ Portsmouth Notre a low dollars more. sports which has benefited from Sept. 4. has performed surprisingly touchdown against Califcrnia is there. Junior High football team Dame second. Eastern of Meigs widesp"'ad public suppoct. snd two against Richmond. wen. clipped Wahama Jr. High 26-8 received 10 or more points In the "I am h(IIJeful that the Speedy Team Pitt proved it could mov~ 1lle Major Leaguti Results ante owners of the Falcons will not By Uni ed Pross lntemotionol here Saturday, leading 12-4 Class A ratings. West VU"glnia, which has a Z.l after a quarter of play, 12-8 at -· ' prolong this case and wiD National League record, has speed on its side. uickly make restitution to CIO innings I ... .. haHUme, and Zlh'l after three q Pitt, which is 1·1, Showed In 1lle T St. L 000 001 000 5- 6 5 2 quarters. The next Southern BOOSTERS TO MEET OOr .I()() their many loyal supporters." N.Y. 001 000 000 0- 1 6 1 55-291oss to Oklahoma thst It is Southern Band Boosters will The Justice Department, In Guzman, S. Williams (9), game will he at Racine with N.2nd Mlddloo In trouble against a quick team. .. Its "t ld th C t of lJ In Drabowsky (10) and Stinson, Glouster the opposition, meet at 7:30 tonight at the high CLEVELAND (UP!) The The Mountaineers, howewr, SUI ' sa e OS V g McNerlney (10) ; Sadeckl, ca. school in Racine. are not as quick as Oklahoma. Cleveland Cavaliers • AUanta Council has ruled thst advance era 1101. c. Williams no> and Thursday at 5 p.m. Few learns are. ) Hawks exhibition basketball sale tickets for sporting· events Dyer, Grote !10) . WP- S. Your regular payday Pitt has shown the better game Mondsy night was stop- such as professional football Williams (7-51. LP- Capra (0· SURGERYFORGRUNEJ8EN SAN DIEGO (UPI)-Cenler savings plus . our high passing attack so far; West ped with 8:S5 left to play he- games are covered by Nixon's I) . cause of slippery floor conorder. REDS AT ATLANTA Sam Grunelsen, of the San rate . ol return will Virginia 11le better running. . ditions. The Falcons, in their action ATLANTA (UP!) - The. Diego Chargers, a )().year .make your savings --.- · .. · Referee Jerry Leober called against the Office of Emergen- Cincinnati Reds begin the last veteran, underwent surgery for iirow quickly ... The ·Daily. Sentinel the game with the Hawks ahead cy Preparedness, coiltend the series of the sea8on bere tonight torn knee ligamen!4 Sundsy '1 DEVOTED TO THE 108-92. The poor floor COndition $1.50 price increase should be against the Atlanta Braves. , night after being Injured in his INTEREST OF was caused by condensation re- permitted because It was The Reds plan to pitch Wayne team 's 34-0 loss to Oakland. He MECGS-MASON AREA ° CAESTER L TANNEHILL, Suiting from an earlier profes- announced in January and Simpson( 4-7). The Reds were is expected to miss the because more than 70 per cent Idle Mondsy, remainder ..r the season. ROB~~~~~OEEdfLICH, si~~al hockey game. I'ASSBOOK RATE City Editor I was about ready to take of their tickets had been sold ' Pubiisi>ed doil~ e~cept < my team off the floor " Ritchie and delivered at the higher by The Ohio Valley • G · Ails ta h' 'd MEIGS CO. BRANCH . Saturday price before the freeze went Publ iJh lng company, J11 . uerm, n coac • sat . ' , ~:1"h' i~s'in!~"'o~;f/e' P~~~e' 1 theFohllowtd.noodg thehalidocbeekey conlatesedt, Into effect. H the Falcons were ordered 992.2156. Editor ial Phone 992 · ; ar w nP c 2157. 1 on top of the icy surface, and to refund $1.50 on each ticket, It P.,S.:;~~~~ .c~~~opostage paid at 1 water condensed continuaUy would cost them . more than Not ional advert is ing , through the basketball game. $500,000 since over 300,000 .Meigs County Branch of representative Bolllnelli - j' Atlan·ta took control of the tickets sold before Aug. I~ snd Atllons County Savings & Gellagber, Inc ., 12 Eesl 42nd 51.,,._., York City, New York . J game early In the second quar- lens of thouaands more sold Loon Co. ·Subscrlptlon roles: De · k halftim 1 ZH Second St. \ivered bv carrier where ! ter to ta e a 63-51 e ead. since 11len have brought the · a.a~able 50 cenos per week ; 1 At the end of the third quarter higher price. Pomeroy, Ohio . By ,;..olol' Route where carrier , th ks Falcons' President Frank service not available : One l e Haw led 98-96. Member Federal Home Loan . monlh S1.75. By moil in Ohio : Lou Hudson paced the Hawks Wall, asked if paying out 1lle Bonk 0 Men')ber Federal Savings & refunds would put the teem .ln %~: ~o~~hs n:7 . ~ ~~r ~~r':i i with 28. f!UINIIUII · Loan lnsunnce Corporation. monlhs u .so .. Subscription : John Johnson led the Cavthe red, replied, "weD, I really All accounts Insured up to price includes Sonday Times .. . alierS with 19 potn . 18 and Wa It don't know. I'm afraid to figure szo.ooo.oo. Sen tine 1. .-. _ .. . ' · _ , Wesley had' 15. ;::::a: X· Baltimore r · Padres, Astros To Decide Race Offense Made Erro ... -Skorich Steelers Were Fired Up- -Brown Astros Rehire Walker Falcons T0 Await R111)•ng /ironton J';"fth Jin AP RatJ" •woe• Pitt, West Virginia To Collide Saturday EARN G Is Called Fl Slick Downl"f" Chllch . Agency, lne. MORE NOW _4tuJ,.,. ·qoJ &, ·/rom &/.,. 4~' ~- r.- BA Kl R--..~. l ll up," . ------------111!1• -----,.-...IJ!IIIil---· �• . 4-fteO.U,Sa•iorl,IM..., MI.Pwti0)',0., 8ep1.28,1$71 ' !f Sentinel,, Ml•ddll!port-P;~el'oy, o., :;ept. 28, 197t Room Mothers at ·Racine are Named County ·Association 0 cers Installed ON THESE BEITER . Superiors Values ! ! .. Committees were appointed selves and ihen read Ute rumies and room mothers were named ol . room molhen lor their at the Monday night meeting of respective classes: Ute Racine P.T.A. First, }Ats. Mary Hlll, The Meigs County Council of teacher; Mrs. Sue Ann Beegle, Parents and Teachers meeting Mrs. MarUta Lee, Mrs. Janice was ~nounced lor Oct. 7 at ·Ute Salser, Mrs. Paul BeD, and Mrs. Installatloo of new officers arrangements division. Open to classes lor broadleaf, needled, Middleport Elementary School. Janice Glenn. ·berried branches, . and the announcement of plans garden club members only are and Delegates are Mrs. Karen Second, Florence Circle, lor Ute anmal Cbriatmas flower " Hom·eward BouRd," in- houseplants, and evergreen Werry, Mrs. June Baker, Mrs. teacher, Mrs. Marvene Beegle, sho!r highlighted the Monday terpretative ; " Welcome specimens from junior garDorothy Roseberry, Mrs. Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Sue night meeting of Ute Meigs Home," doorway piece; deners. Kathleen Morris, and Mrs. FoUrod, .Mrs. Geraldine VarMrs. Kuhn announced during County Garden Club ''Cbrlslmas in the Big Bend," a MarUta Lee. Alternates are !'ey, and Mrs. Dor~thy Harden. Aallociation: crescent design; "HoUday Open the meellrlg . Utat Mrs. Reid ' Mrs.' Ruth .Smlth, Mrs. Nancy · Third, Mrs. Edna Price, Approximately 50 members House,'' a mass arrangement Young will serve as chairman of Ervin; Mrs. linda Hill, Mrs. teacher, Mrs. !Uta Hill, Mrs. cll3 clubs attended Ute meeting including fruit ando()r a Regatta Dower show to be !Uta Hill, and Mrs. Jo Robinson. Paul WoUe, Mrs. Irene Rhodes held at Ute Pameroy United vegetables; "The First staged next June. Named to conlmittees were and Mrs. MirY Bo'i\'ers. Devotions by Mrs. Bert Methodist Clwn:h. Mrs. Fred Christmas,'' a Madonna and Mrs. 1!1ondena Hudson, Mrs. Fourth, Sandra Hill, teacher, Blaettnar, retiring county child; "CbristmaS Fun," rea- Grimm ollhe Bend 0' Ute River Dorothy Johnson, and Mrs. Mrs. Grace Huffman, Mrs. contact chairl!lan, extended the turing red and green Garden Club were entitled "Be Marlene Fisher, program; Mrs. Judy SmiUt, Mrs. Delbert welcome and reeognized Mrs. with holly; "To Grand- a Friend." She concluded b1 Delores Wolfe, membership; SmiUt, Mrs. Betty Carpenter, John Reese of Gallipolis, mother's House we· Go," reading "House by Ute Side·of Mrs. Janice Salser, devotions; Mrs. Melvin Drake, and Mrs. Region 11 director Ohio in an old container· ''Christmas Ute Road." The secretary and Mrs. Karen Werry, room Edwin Sellars. Aallociation of. Garden Club, Eve,'' with a reliliious feeling; treasurer's reports were given moUters; Mrs. Price, Founder's FlfUt, Duane Wolfe, teacher, Mrs. Joe Bolin of Rutland, "Christmas Day," in the by Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth. Day; Mrs. Mary Hill, Mrs. Lillie Hart, Mrs. Irma Refreshments were served at regional director elect, Mrs. modem manner, and "Holiday hospitality; Mrs. Kay Wsrden, Norris, Mrs. Nancy C&rnahan, Robert Kuhn, . new county Memories,'' usingwealhered or Ute conclusion of Ute meeting by magazine; and Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Kathleen Morris, Mrs. contact chairman, and new 4rlltwood including some dried Mrs. Wilson Carpenter, Mrs. Mrs. Ervin and Mrs. Linda Hill, Dlivid . Grindstaff; Mrs. Joan Wildermuth, Mrs. Grella presidents of clubs. material. ways and means. . McClain, Mrs. Alma Johnson, Installed by Mrs. Reese were Tbe invitational classe~~ for Simpson, Mrs. Audrey Betzin~, MRS. FRED BLAETI'NAR, left, retiring Meigs COunty Garden Club contact chairman, The teachers were reminded and Mrs. Enda Neigler. Mrs. Kuhn, Mrs. Ivan Walker, Ute show are "SpoUight on the and Mrs. Grimm. FaD flowers of Ute cultural arts program and Sixth, Robert Beegle, presided at the 81l1111111 meeting held last night at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church. WiUt secretary-treasurer; Mrs. lloJidays,'' lncludini one or flanked by taU yeUow tapers it was suggested Utat lhey urge teB:cher, Mrs. Nancy Ervin, her at the serving table are Mrs. Joe Bolin, right, newly elected Region 11 director, and coJa~es Carpenter, therapy more candles; '"lbe Magic of centered the table. Mrs. their students to participate. Mrs. Mary Huddleston, Mrs. .chalrmanofthecountyDowershow, and Mrs. WUson carpenter of the BendO' Ute River Club, chairman; Mrs. Jack Hart, Christmas,'' a coUage; ''Ohio Blaettnar and Mrs. Kuhn The PTA convention to be held June Baker, and Mrs. Linda Region 11 treasurer. jUnior club chairman; and Mrs. Christmas,'' limited to Utose presided at Ute punch howl. next monUt in Cincinnati was HaD. Hiram Fisher, borUclllture who have not won a blue ribbon announced as was a workshop Also introduced at the chairman. Mrs. Harold Brown in a county show. willaerve as radio chairman lor to be held at Ohio University. meetingwereMrs.JeanAlkire, Plans were made for a laD kindergarten and Ralph Wigal, Ute year, and Mrs. Barry Moore For junior exhibitors Utrough as publicity boci: cbairman. 10, lhere is a clsss, "JoUy Old 0'~~~'~~~"~ carnivaltobeheldOct.23atUte remedial reading instructor. 1;1 school. II was reported Utat the Speaker lor Ute meeting was Mrs. Bolin and Mrs. Robert St. Nicholas,'' to include a Santa · P.T.A. is sponsoring baton Tom KeUy who talked on Ute Lewis, co-chairman far the figurine. "Santa's Wild Ride," Clriltmas Daw« show, an- showing motion, is the artistic By ALINE MOSBY · gypsies in Pakistani-style cos- anywhere else. London ready· with Ute aura of eleganc;e c~ under Mrs. Judy Riggs' adult ed~cation program being nounced Utat it will be held on class for the juniors ages 11 P~IS (UPI)_;_Eisa Schis· tumes ' or copies of Ute f.o..wear is e~ceUent." . . around her in boUt home and m direction. ?ffered m Pomeroy. He was Saturday and Sunday following through 16. parelli who was a dominant Am · GI' · lead f Mme SchiapareUu lives still dress Teachers introduced Utem· mtroduced by Mrs. Blondena . , . . . encan s gear, ms o · : IIi blam hat she H dson Thanksgiving in the Meigs High Special features of the show influence m mtemational lash- traditional suits, gloves and lJ 1\. 1 Sch1apare es w u · . School cafeteria. '"lbere's No will be decorated Christmas ions in Ute 1934!1 and lOOB, hats. nO 1 regards as Ute sad state of y Mrs. ~e FoJ!rod presided.at Plac, Like Home for the packages in a class entitled sums up in one word how "Ilove pants I always made fashion on Ute fact that some r j .1\f Ute mee~ w1Ut Mrs. Jaruce Holidays" will be theme. Sbow '"lbe Gifts We Give,'' and table women look lhese days. pants in my .coUections but Paris designers are ''mixing Salser . giVmg Ute devotions. schedules were diatribllted at ,displays featuring ''Christmas "Horrible! " said Ute woman Utere are differences in pa'nts, 'J ready-to-wear and high fashion U T_ Mrs. Hill's first grade won Ute Ute meeting. Around Ute World." whose name became synony- said Ute designer in ~ r _ / r _ and you can't...they want to L ,lJJUK, room banner lor attendance. Seventeen cla ·s have been Tbe show will also feature te . "Ofte •• . Is wure U7'an make money and think they can Refreshments were served by lR rvlew. n w•e pan you ~ the comml included in the artistic horticulture specimens with VffK/ "" see on Ute street don't fit and POINT ROCK - Laurel makem~einr~dy:f.o..wear.So executive ttee. ~ous with the color shocking Uteylookdirty." Grange elected officers whe~e will Ute msp~~.tions lor 11pink and Ute perfume "Shock- "And aU Utose chain belts ... Saturday evening, naming lashi~ com.e from. . '1' A TL. h en~s, ing." "People very seldom wear Everett Holcomb master. Schiaparelli w~ Ute frrst · f. nOlJ8:} · ha te t e da•• to open CLIFTON - The Mason "Women are badly dressed gloves anymore. The glove OUters elected were G. A. u c~u ur -~r For r:...Ja· UU Y boutique of read v to-wa•• Homemakers met Tuesdav ('• T'\ everywhere," said · Madame people are in a terrible state. I Radekin, overseer; Nellie Vale, a ,. - • . ' · JtUft Schiaparelli. "Slovenly is reaDy Utink hats will come back. I lecturer; Albert Bolen, se~ less expensive cloUtes. evenmg a~ the. home of Mrs. You have no Idea how big ~ ,.. Ute word lor it." loaUte boots The most terrible steward· Robert Hollida• asst I m a lillie annoyed wiUt Ray Fox m Clifton who conthe other fellow's troubles · · · · · ' " · If" sh 'd "I dueled the lesson "What's In Six couples enroUed Tuesday Madame Schiaparelli, smce fashions. In my day, only bad steward; Anna E. Turner, myse • . e sal ;, was a Yo Sh . Mrs are. -B. c. Forbea 'ruESDAY nigbt for square dance lessons . Ute IDld 191i0s, has been retired women wore hoots. Boots are chaplain; Maude Holcomb, very bad influence. ~ C:pmg . g .har CHESTER WDGE 3%1, D. of with lheSbadeRiver BeUesand fr~ de_signin~ and ~s Uved ve~ vulga~. ~d aU Utat long secretary; Wanetta Radekin, the ~:voti::,as~ ~:;'k A., 8 p.m. _Tl-'ay at ball~ Beaus. qweUy m PariS, devoting her straight half... treasurer; Pam Holcomb, 6·37-42, lor the theme "A Quarterly birthdays to be IJb. They were Martin and Midge time to her perfume business, "Terrible" Is the way she ceres; Dorothy Bolen, pomona; ' W Pe Sa ed . p 'E served tluck relresbments. Abbott. Bob and Edna Woods, readin.g and to her famUy d~ibes Ute you~ul hippies: Vera. Holcomb, flora ; ~vane! · • • n.:.~r v •s a enny arPAST ~TRONS, 11 ' . Gel)e and Jpdy Rigg$, Charles mcluding two famous grand- copymg of Indian·Pakistam Holliday' lady asSIStant Mrs CecU Smith gave the ' r~ Ill, OBS, lii)C!Pafili'Sayre,PalilaiidRuth daughlel's ,-:. Marisa B!!renson, styles. steward, and Glen Turner, "1' secre~ry's report and Mr DRIV~N • . y, Ka.J,flllld Gordon and Susan the actress . and model, and "Girls ...Liok Awful" gatekeeper. Uo ~· 7•31 p.m. at. the~ of Mrs. Anderson. Tbey joined Horace Berry, Ute photographer. "And Ute girls on the Champs Wanetta Radekin was apMr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Davis yd WUUsms the treasurers Allred ~ow, ~cme. Mrs. and Dorothy Karr Jobn and Deplores Revolution Elysees in Paris look awful. pointed to lead the home and Mr. and Mrs. Lester report. Mrs. J .. Marshall, Glmo Dill, j&::sideol. Judy Gulnlher Dick and She deplores the clolhes You see more people dressed economics committee. RusseU have returned home president, appomted Mrs. .oHIO~APHHllRpt... ,Bela Micki Fick who enroUed last revolution of the "sloppy" 1970s up in New York," she said. •• from a two week vacation, George Cars~n and Mrs. Fridays Only . Sigma Pbi Sllrorlty, l :l5 p.m. week. which has women garbed in "ActuaUy, Utere are more traveling 5,000 miles through 14 Matilda Nolile. to the The Drive· In Window TSouethsday, Obi~lumElbustr. anCod Couples wishing to tal<e casual trousers, dressed like smart women in London Ulan BID AWARDED states. n = : . co;:ruttee. edb is Open u.alem o Prec 1c . lessons are invited to join the CHARLESTON The Highlights of their trip in- M F e1n wMere seGrv . y 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. I Social Calendar Mr.:S', ae Beaus '= r By Alma Marshall ~·s newly wdalnedminister, the Rev.JamesH.lewis of Sandy Heights, Pt. Pleasant, performed his first wedding on September 11 when II& united in marrisge Miss SteUa King, Letart, and Mr. Jerry Morgan, New Haven. The ceremony was ---fi· Morals ed C' h A A t '!d September 14 bid opening, resulting in Ute awarding of seven projects and the rejection as excessive of apparent low bids on two oUter contracts. Included was installation of a traffic signal on w: Va. 2 at the intersection of Viand and Jrd streets in Point Pleasant, Bayliss & Ramey, Inc., South Charleston, $IJ,«?. BARTON IN TOP 10 · MASON _ James E. Barton, a representative of Glenn M. Erskine & Associates, a general agency of General American Life Insurance Company, St. Louis, Mo., was ranked among Ute top 10 agents for total in· sura nee production for the month of August. Barton maintains his office at 11~ S. Main Street, Pataskala. He is a native of Mason. w•e .... _ ule In. useum, · 1m1te, Mount Rwuuuore, Ute Bad Lands of SouUt Dakota, the Black Hills in South Dakota; Big Horn National Park, Bulfalo Bill Historical Center, YeUowstone National Park, and Old FaiUtlul. They crossed lhe Continental Divide, visited Ute Tabernacle at Salt Lake City, Ute Holen' Ute Rock Home which had 14 rooms carved out of rock, crossed the Royal Gorge suspension bridge . ed Ute Iocations for and VIew filming Gun Smoke and WeDs Fargo. In Oklahoma, the couples saw Ute WiD Rogers' Airport and Ute Buffalo Ranch. Among the relatives lhey visited while on Ute trip were Delca Moyler of Rochelle, Ill., Mrs. George Bland of Kirkland, ill.; Esta Warner Larkers and Velma Roush of New Mexico. NECK BONES SUPERIORS ASSORTED PORK CUTLETS 7 lbs. SUPERIORS ALL MEAT ~ lb. Amwur Values! SOOT lAD DRINKS 46 oz. CANS 4- 1 POITED ·6 ~a~z; $ ARMOUR ORANGE DRINK other Banking Hours 9 to 3 and s to 7 as usual on Fridays. FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS 00. SUPERIORS USDA CHOICE Variety Frozen TV Banquet DINNERS Get easy switching from straight to zig-zag on the S)Y.Iist• zig-zag machine. Get a built-In blind stitch, Singer exclusive front drop-in bobbin, twin needles, too. All in its own carrying case for portability plus!Orig. $149.95 Closeout Group BONDED ACRYUCS 54" TO 60" WIDE ·Plains & Pial~ style~ with The Queen of oz. Hoffman House Favorite Every Day ................. . . ·lvs. for 8-BOTTLE CARTON Golden Grain MACARONI &CHEESE DINNERS 5 b: '1 16 oz. bottles ' SATURDAY- ONE DAY ONLY! FAVORITE SIALTEST GRADE A MILK ., gal. s:r 12 Ol CRT. loaves c tor - - ·. REG. • POTATOES satin and polished golden case. Lumi. x2 ···· ...................................... .. .......... ..... ············ ... :....• 14.95 • I 24 oz. MARGARINE LBS. FOR bal ·' can We Accept Federal FOOd Stampa PHONE: 992·3480 I• ' . ~--- 1·------------------------------~--~---J~------------------------------L-~----------------------~--~~~ - ~· $1.49 lb. MARKET •.Open ~ 9.tQ 10 • Sun. 19C ~· 0 U. .S.. . NO. 1 . . All PURPOSE 20 lb. bag Tater Bay Frozen .SHOESTRING " TO. 4.98 ~ FOLGER'S COFFEE Reg,, Drip, Elec. Perk ROYAL SOOTT 5 GAL $ 51b.•1.00 no~s droLl! s a greot grft ideo for anybody on your list. 61h" x 35ft" I 1.00 Get GREEN BEANS joy wilh ttlis elegant alarm afi¥1-• 4 cans for COTTAGE CHEESE HOME GROWN . You'll spread o lor of •. ARMOUR .VIENNA SAUSAGE 59~ FAIRMONT ·each only 'A Trtdtm&rk at THE SINGER COMPANY. dock. . 24 oz. can THURSDAY- ONE DAY ONLY! BREAD . Food SALE dool.gnecl to IR llllll budgal . ARMOUR BEEF STEW Evap. Milk ...~~~.~~~-; ........ 5 ~:rns $} Canned Pop ...~~~.~~.~ .....lO ~:rns '1 CandyScot..~:.~~~~~.~~.~..~~~~~.'~...~;!t~:. 29~ . ~1 39~ Coffee Creamer........... !~.~ .. .. ~t 39 ·~ D"ll I p•IC kl es ....................... !~~ ... Bread ...~~~~~~i.~~ 5 S1 Frozen Wl-lcndllplan by QTS. for POMEROY, OHIO Member FDIC 1 --.--.-..J NOW . $11995 Alarm Clock WAGNER . p $ Boutique MEAT ~=~; ~~~";~ .R.:obe:r~t~S:te:w:ar~t.----...:!!::=:!!::;:~~ SAVE . · • <Continuously 1 Cecil Smi", ""··be'" "' Mrs. ........ w1 Jeffers Mrs Doro'"y "·-t· . ' ' " 1 ""' wnght, Mrs. Matilda Noble, ~: J. Marshall, Mrs. Lloyd Williams, Mrs. Laurene Lewis and Mrs. Elmer VanMeter, Mrs. . John Roach, Mrs. Alburllce Young and Mrs . PER 'LB. . CH MEATS lb. LUN •••••••••••••••••••• 79~ lb. WIENERS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 69~ lb. GROUND BEEF•••••••••••••••••••• 69~ t~~~R~~~~CE lb. 79~ GROUND CHUCK•••••••••••••••• SUPERIORS BONELESS BANKING '!emben even,::••.• MEATY PORK ,. , ~ ~t!~ .,<: Maso_n_Co_u-nty- "N'"ew"s' -N-o"t-es ~- -~ remaining ~::!~~=~tcontracts o:c::!~hw:~ ~! ~~~~ v:~•• toPi:e!ISC~~~ c::~n. o~.o ~:~n ~~~ • . . . tru . from the M Land of •• Mrs. Lawrence Roush, Mrs. 30~ Superiors U. S. Government Inspected Meats *** lfs ~icld ~ vacatwn Tnl'l performed at the Fairview Church, Letart. She is Ute daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John King, Letart, and be Ute son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Morgan, Haven Heights. THE CHIUSITAN Brethren Church in Mason ended its revival on Wedneaday evening, 10 ~ns being received into membership. The Rev. James H. Lewis is pastor. THE REV. HARRY JACKSON, speaker on the topt'c "N' .•caragua, " a t Ute Mason Comly Homemakers International' Tea, asked people here to send eye glasse~~ when he was asked ~w they could help. Acccrding to Rev. Jackson, most people in Nu:aragua are very poor· Mrs. Vi~ Keeler, Homemaker Agent, Pt. Pleasant, has ball . already receiVed several pairs. · WEDNESDAY ~enteenmembers of Grace OONGRATULATIONS TO David SmiUt, Mason, for being WILDWOOD GARDEN Club, Episcopal Church. were In named a seml.finalist in Ute lt'll-72 National Merit Scholarship 1 p.m. Wednesday, heme of A~ Sunday everung for Ute Program. 'Ibis is Ute first time in many years Utat a Wahama Mrs. Henry 'lb<mas. service conducted by Ute Rt. studenthasrankedsobighscbolastlcaUy.HeisthesonofMr.and 111URSDAY Rev. John Krumm at the Mrs. Cecil Smith. . Chufch of Ute Good· Shepherd. EACH TIME I GO TO Joann's Beauty Shop m · MaWOMEN'S ASSN., Mid· dleport First United Subject for the discussion by son, better known as Ute Hair Harbour, and I might add add a Presbyterisn Cbul'cb, potluck ~i!:vty. ~ was good place to rest, I am amused at the heads Uta! keep drooping dinner at 6:30 p.m. with eacb · or . · A from under Ute dryen. Yes, both young and old go to sleep. I member to take a covered disli. =~ and ge~q;::l~~d wonder when someone will invent a gadget lor propping up chins, RIVERVIEW GARDEN Cub ourtati'w~ lhe Southeasort 1bus helping to reduce Ute number of double chins, and keep bellds _.., _. 'lb......... . represen ves "' . 'd Ute ~• ww m.,.,, .,..,..y evemng, Region of Ute Diocese of SouUt- msl e ~ ,.n. Sept. 30, at 7:30 at the _home of em Ohio MR. AND MRS. LEONARD FIELDS, New Heven, and Mr. Mrs. Carl Buckley, WJth Mrs. ~ons on the topic will and Mrs. Mel <lark of West Columbia plan to attend Band-ADonald ~am as ~· be continued at another meeting ~at. ~ristol, Tennessee Utis ~weekend. Ninety hands InstaUation of officers will be Sunday evening at Ute Alhens wiU partiCipate. Among them will be Wahama's White Falcon held. Church. Reservations lor Ute band. PAS~ MAT R 0 N S, supper may be made wiUt the RECEIVED ~ CARD from Mrs. James (Bess) Diehl, forEvangeline Chapter OES, Rev. Stanley Plattenburg. ·-merJy. rl. Mason, now of Wheeling, thanking me "for putting her 'lbunday, 7:30p.m. at home of Going from here were Ute late husband's scboolplcturein Ute paper. I lived near Ute Diehis, Mary Hughes. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Plattenburg, Ute Bar~, Bletners and Nellie Schwarz, when I lived in Mason. Mrs. J . 0. Rode!, Mrs. Helen So many ()f my friends and neiglmors are deceased; it makes me Ha~es, Mrs. David MiUer, Miss sad Utat not long ago I could chat with them on the phooe, and REVIVAL SCHEDULED Lori Seth, Tom Reed, Mr. and could talk to them in person. But anyhow, I surely miss my old POINT ROCK _ A youth Mrs. Harry S. Moore, Mr. and sources rl. news. revival will be held at Columbia Mrs. ~les Gibbs, Mrs. J. E. They are gooe, but not forgotten. Chapel Ute . ofOct.l D. Hartinger, Mr. and Mrs. Leo t on Story, Mrs. A. R. Knight, and ATTEND HOMECOMING :l.o3 a 7:30 p.m. "7· Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lochar; Mr. and Mrs. Dares Arnold FESTIVAL DATE SET Huelton, a student ol Kentucky · and ·Mr. and Mrs Norman E POINT ROCK - The regular Cbristlan College, wUl be in HyseU, Pomeroy, ·attended ~ fall festival wiD be held at the BIRTH ANNOUNCED cbartle, uisted hY the regular mlnilter, the Rev. Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Robert Charles Eagle Ridge community. Columbia Chapel Church the Bendula, Sr., 1029 E. 169lh St., Church Homecoming. Sunday !sst Saturday evening of Oc· Underwood. Iober, 11 has been announced. Cleveland, are announcing Ute afternoon. bil.th of a nine pound, 10 ounce d, Robert Charles Bendula, IIOMECOIDNG SET Jr., on August 3latHuron Road PARENTS VISITED .Homecoming will be held Hospia.l in Cleveland. Grand- Mr. and Mrs. John Weeks and Sunday at tile Hemlock GroVe parents are Mr. and Mrs. An· children, Mary Beth and Chriattan Chtlrth. " buket drew Bendtda, 61111 Metro Part Tommy, Reynoldsbur1, 1pe11l dinner will be held at 11000. Drive, Mayfield Heights, Ohio, Sunday with his parents, Mr. Dur1nc the program and Mr. .00 Mrs. Cecil John· and Mrs Eldon Weeks, Enwhlc:h starts at I :30 p.m. the son, Pomeroy Route 2. Ramie terprise. They were joined for umtg Brolhen will he fellared. E. Simmons, Red House, W. the day by Mrs. Week's mother, Tbe pubUe Is lmlled. Va., ia Ute great.gandfalher. Mrs. Frances Scholl. vited SAVE i 5 000 Mt''-s on .or . conung m 1or DIS c.tion. Visl tors are welcome at etlher Ute Tuesday or Thursda night dance. Y Members of Ute Belles and Auxlllllry, Drew W~ · Post Bealisattendingadanceheldat 31, 7:311 rue.day night at the Marietta recenUy were Roger ball: .Program by Mr~. and Chloris Gaul, Raymond and C.therme Welsh, mUSJc FlllllSie Musoo, and Dick and cl18irmlll. ubd to Betty Gaul. Guests at Ute lite table pmes lor card party Thursday night dance at Royal to be held (let. 21. Oak were Mr. and Mrs. Robert POMERO~ LODGE 164, Summerville and Mr. and Mrs. F~sped,L.meetblgv "' T1=Y WIIUam Gibson, both of 1 """"'-'-·., p.m ~d ' .en to at: AiJ Put ·Ma'llml qed • lend All Ma.t Maaona •. n:~ Jf' m ~CUSS. RACINE AMERICAN Legion L_ L.. 1 A11lillary rue.day 7:30p.m. at tr.Nns rmrt; 7 HAM uancers Ba ,, SUPERIORS BRAND BOILED \UU******"'*Ut. and gi.:.gr:; _ Donna Byer and Mrs. Edwina rr..... ...... , __..,_ •-, """ _,....,. Scott. .,.... ... =-:• Mn J"""' ............. ...:.A .......... , • ....,. ~-...., Mrs. c.rolyn Slltterfield, AMERICAN LEGION CHOICE 0 Grouh tor USDR J;"S ' . LBS. SPECIAL LOW PRICE 0 = ::m ~o:,:·. BOLOGNA tor Do, t· lOS S SUPERIORS 00 lbs. I I /1 Jcom. b "amet/ As Master ot B SLICED BACON •btry ·'111'/Jsstn:g • H Omen D . . "'"'nn ,s .Vi'•nw Superiors Budget • t �• . 4-fteO.U,Sa•iorl,IM..., MI.Pwti0)',0., 8ep1.28,1$71 ' !f Sentinel,, Ml•ddll!port-P;~el'oy, o., :;ept. 28, 197t Room Mothers at ·Racine are Named County ·Association 0 cers Installed ON THESE BEITER . Superiors Values ! ! .. Committees were appointed selves and ihen read Ute rumies and room mothers were named ol . room molhen lor their at the Monday night meeting of respective classes: Ute Racine P.T.A. First, }Ats. Mary Hlll, The Meigs County Council of teacher; Mrs. Sue Ann Beegle, Parents and Teachers meeting Mrs. MarUta Lee, Mrs. Janice was ~nounced lor Oct. 7 at ·Ute Salser, Mrs. Paul BeD, and Mrs. Installatloo of new officers arrangements division. Open to classes lor broadleaf, needled, Middleport Elementary School. Janice Glenn. ·berried branches, . and the announcement of plans garden club members only are and Delegates are Mrs. Karen Second, Florence Circle, lor Ute anmal Cbriatmas flower " Hom·eward BouRd," in- houseplants, and evergreen Werry, Mrs. June Baker, Mrs. teacher, Mrs. Marvene Beegle, sho!r highlighted the Monday terpretative ; " Welcome specimens from junior garDorothy Roseberry, Mrs. Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Sue night meeting of Ute Meigs Home," doorway piece; deners. Kathleen Morris, and Mrs. FoUrod, .Mrs. Geraldine VarMrs. Kuhn announced during County Garden Club ''Cbrlslmas in the Big Bend," a MarUta Lee. Alternates are !'ey, and Mrs. Dor~thy Harden. Aallociation: crescent design; "HoUday Open the meellrlg . Utat Mrs. Reid ' Mrs.' Ruth .Smlth, Mrs. Nancy · Third, Mrs. Edna Price, Approximately 50 members House,'' a mass arrangement Young will serve as chairman of Ervin; Mrs. linda Hill, Mrs. teacher, Mrs. !Uta Hill, Mrs. cll3 clubs attended Ute meeting including fruit ando()r a Regatta Dower show to be !Uta Hill, and Mrs. Jo Robinson. Paul WoUe, Mrs. Irene Rhodes held at Ute Pameroy United vegetables; "The First staged next June. Named to conlmittees were and Mrs. MirY Bo'i\'ers. Devotions by Mrs. Bert Methodist Clwn:h. Mrs. Fred Christmas,'' a Madonna and Mrs. 1!1ondena Hudson, Mrs. Fourth, Sandra Hill, teacher, Blaettnar, retiring county child; "CbristmaS Fun," rea- Grimm ollhe Bend 0' Ute River Dorothy Johnson, and Mrs. Mrs. Grace Huffman, Mrs. contact chairl!lan, extended the turing red and green Garden Club were entitled "Be Marlene Fisher, program; Mrs. Judy SmiUt, Mrs. Delbert welcome and reeognized Mrs. with holly; "To Grand- a Friend." She concluded b1 Delores Wolfe, membership; SmiUt, Mrs. Betty Carpenter, John Reese of Gallipolis, mother's House we· Go," reading "House by Ute Side·of Mrs. Janice Salser, devotions; Mrs. Melvin Drake, and Mrs. Region 11 director Ohio in an old container· ''Christmas Ute Road." The secretary and Mrs. Karen Werry, room Edwin Sellars. Aallociation of. Garden Club, Eve,'' with a reliliious feeling; treasurer's reports were given moUters; Mrs. Price, Founder's FlfUt, Duane Wolfe, teacher, Mrs. Joe Bolin of Rutland, "Christmas Day," in the by Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth. Day; Mrs. Mary Hill, Mrs. Lillie Hart, Mrs. Irma Refreshments were served at regional director elect, Mrs. modem manner, and "Holiday hospitality; Mrs. Kay Wsrden, Norris, Mrs. Nancy C&rnahan, Robert Kuhn, . new county Memories,'' usingwealhered or Ute conclusion of Ute meeting by magazine; and Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Kathleen Morris, Mrs. contact chairman, and new 4rlltwood including some dried Mrs. Wilson Carpenter, Mrs. Mrs. Ervin and Mrs. Linda Hill, Dlivid . Grindstaff; Mrs. Joan Wildermuth, Mrs. Grella presidents of clubs. material. ways and means. . McClain, Mrs. Alma Johnson, Installed by Mrs. Reese were Tbe invitational classe~~ for Simpson, Mrs. Audrey Betzin~, MRS. FRED BLAETI'NAR, left, retiring Meigs COunty Garden Club contact chairman, The teachers were reminded and Mrs. Enda Neigler. Mrs. Kuhn, Mrs. Ivan Walker, Ute show are "SpoUight on the and Mrs. Grimm. FaD flowers of Ute cultural arts program and Sixth, Robert Beegle, presided at the 81l1111111 meeting held last night at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church. WiUt secretary-treasurer; Mrs. lloJidays,'' lncludini one or flanked by taU yeUow tapers it was suggested Utat lhey urge teB:cher, Mrs. Nancy Ervin, her at the serving table are Mrs. Joe Bolin, right, newly elected Region 11 director, and coJa~es Carpenter, therapy more candles; '"lbe Magic of centered the table. Mrs. their students to participate. Mrs. Mary Huddleston, Mrs. .chalrmanofthecountyDowershow, and Mrs. WUson carpenter of the BendO' Ute River Club, chairman; Mrs. Jack Hart, Christmas,'' a coUage; ''Ohio Blaettnar and Mrs. Kuhn The PTA convention to be held June Baker, and Mrs. Linda Region 11 treasurer. jUnior club chairman; and Mrs. Christmas,'' limited to Utose presided at Ute punch howl. next monUt in Cincinnati was HaD. Hiram Fisher, borUclllture who have not won a blue ribbon announced as was a workshop Also introduced at the chairman. Mrs. Harold Brown in a county show. willaerve as radio chairman lor to be held at Ohio University. meetingwereMrs.JeanAlkire, Plans were made for a laD kindergarten and Ralph Wigal, Ute year, and Mrs. Barry Moore For junior exhibitors Utrough as publicity boci: cbairman. 10, lhere is a clsss, "JoUy Old 0'~~~'~~~"~ carnivaltobeheldOct.23atUte remedial reading instructor. 1;1 school. II was reported Utat the Speaker lor Ute meeting was Mrs. Bolin and Mrs. Robert St. Nicholas,'' to include a Santa · P.T.A. is sponsoring baton Tom KeUy who talked on Ute Lewis, co-chairman far the figurine. "Santa's Wild Ride," Clriltmas Daw« show, an- showing motion, is the artistic By ALINE MOSBY · gypsies in Pakistani-style cos- anywhere else. London ready· with Ute aura of eleganc;e c~ under Mrs. Judy Riggs' adult ed~cation program being nounced Utat it will be held on class for the juniors ages 11 P~IS (UPI)_;_Eisa Schis· tumes ' or copies of Ute f.o..wear is e~ceUent." . . around her in boUt home and m direction. ?ffered m Pomeroy. He was Saturday and Sunday following through 16. parelli who was a dominant Am · GI' · lead f Mme SchiapareUu lives still dress Teachers introduced Utem· mtroduced by Mrs. Blondena . , . . . encan s gear, ms o · : IIi blam hat she H dson Thanksgiving in the Meigs High Special features of the show influence m mtemational lash- traditional suits, gloves and lJ 1\. 1 Sch1apare es w u · . School cafeteria. '"lbere's No will be decorated Christmas ions in Ute 1934!1 and lOOB, hats. nO 1 regards as Ute sad state of y Mrs. ~e FoJ!rod presided.at Plac, Like Home for the packages in a class entitled sums up in one word how "Ilove pants I always made fashion on Ute fact that some r j .1\f Ute mee~ w1Ut Mrs. Jaruce Holidays" will be theme. Sbow '"lbe Gifts We Give,'' and table women look lhese days. pants in my .coUections but Paris designers are ''mixing Salser . giVmg Ute devotions. schedules were diatribllted at ,displays featuring ''Christmas "Horrible! " said Ute woman Utere are differences in pa'nts, 'J ready-to-wear and high fashion U T_ Mrs. Hill's first grade won Ute Ute meeting. Around Ute World." whose name became synony- said Ute designer in ~ r _ / r _ and you can't...they want to L ,lJJUK, room banner lor attendance. Seventeen cla ·s have been Tbe show will also feature te . "Ofte •• . Is wure U7'an make money and think they can Refreshments were served by lR rvlew. n w•e pan you ~ the comml included in the artistic horticulture specimens with VffK/ "" see on Ute street don't fit and POINT ROCK - Laurel makem~einr~dy:f.o..wear.So executive ttee. ~ous with the color shocking Uteylookdirty." Grange elected officers whe~e will Ute msp~~.tions lor 11pink and Ute perfume "Shock- "And aU Utose chain belts ... Saturday evening, naming lashi~ com.e from. . '1' A TL. h en~s, ing." "People very seldom wear Everett Holcomb master. Schiaparelli w~ Ute frrst · f. nOlJ8:} · ha te t e da•• to open CLIFTON - The Mason "Women are badly dressed gloves anymore. The glove OUters elected were G. A. u c~u ur -~r For r:...Ja· UU Y boutique of read v to-wa•• Homemakers met Tuesdav ('• T'\ everywhere," said · Madame people are in a terrible state. I Radekin, overseer; Nellie Vale, a ,. - • . ' · JtUft Schiaparelli. "Slovenly is reaDy Utink hats will come back. I lecturer; Albert Bolen, se~ less expensive cloUtes. evenmg a~ the. home of Mrs. You have no Idea how big ~ ,.. Ute word lor it." loaUte boots The most terrible steward· Robert Hollida• asst I m a lillie annoyed wiUt Ray Fox m Clifton who conthe other fellow's troubles · · · · · ' " · If" sh 'd "I dueled the lesson "What's In Six couples enroUed Tuesday Madame Schiaparelli, smce fashions. In my day, only bad steward; Anna E. Turner, myse • . e sal ;, was a Yo Sh . Mrs are. -B. c. Forbea 'ruESDAY nigbt for square dance lessons . Ute IDld 191i0s, has been retired women wore hoots. Boots are chaplain; Maude Holcomb, very bad influence. ~ C:pmg . g .har CHESTER WDGE 3%1, D. of with lheSbadeRiver BeUesand fr~ de_signin~ and ~s Uved ve~ vulga~. ~d aU Utat long secretary; Wanetta Radekin, the ~:voti::,as~ ~:;'k A., 8 p.m. _Tl-'ay at ball~ Beaus. qweUy m PariS, devoting her straight half... treasurer; Pam Holcomb, 6·37-42, lor the theme "A Quarterly birthdays to be IJb. They were Martin and Midge time to her perfume business, "Terrible" Is the way she ceres; Dorothy Bolen, pomona; ' W Pe Sa ed . p 'E served tluck relresbments. Abbott. Bob and Edna Woods, readin.g and to her famUy d~ibes Ute you~ul hippies: Vera. Holcomb, flora ; ~vane! · • • n.:.~r v •s a enny arPAST ~TRONS, 11 ' . Gel)e and Jpdy Rigg$, Charles mcluding two famous grand- copymg of Indian·Pakistam Holliday' lady asSIStant Mrs CecU Smith gave the ' r~ Ill, OBS, lii)C!Pafili'Sayre,PalilaiidRuth daughlel's ,-:. Marisa B!!renson, styles. steward, and Glen Turner, "1' secre~ry's report and Mr DRIV~N • . y, Ka.J,flllld Gordon and Susan the actress . and model, and "Girls ...Liok Awful" gatekeeper. Uo ~· 7•31 p.m. at. the~ of Mrs. Anderson. Tbey joined Horace Berry, Ute photographer. "And Ute girls on the Champs Wanetta Radekin was apMr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Davis yd WUUsms the treasurers Allred ~ow, ~cme. Mrs. and Dorothy Karr Jobn and Deplores Revolution Elysees in Paris look awful. pointed to lead the home and Mr. and Mrs. Lester report. Mrs. J .. Marshall, Glmo Dill, j&::sideol. Judy Gulnlher Dick and She deplores the clolhes You see more people dressed economics committee. RusseU have returned home president, appomted Mrs. .oHIO~APHHllRpt... ,Bela Micki Fick who enroUed last revolution of the "sloppy" 1970s up in New York," she said. •• from a two week vacation, George Cars~n and Mrs. Fridays Only . Sigma Pbi Sllrorlty, l :l5 p.m. week. which has women garbed in "ActuaUy, Utere are more traveling 5,000 miles through 14 Matilda Nolile. to the The Drive· In Window TSouethsday, Obi~lumElbustr. anCod Couples wishing to tal<e casual trousers, dressed like smart women in London Ulan BID AWARDED states. n = : . co;:ruttee. edb is Open u.alem o Prec 1c . lessons are invited to join the CHARLESTON The Highlights of their trip in- M F e1n wMere seGrv . y 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. I Social Calendar Mr.:S', ae Beaus '= r By Alma Marshall ~·s newly wdalnedminister, the Rev.JamesH.lewis of Sandy Heights, Pt. Pleasant, performed his first wedding on September 11 when II& united in marrisge Miss SteUa King, Letart, and Mr. Jerry Morgan, New Haven. The ceremony was ---fi· Morals ed C' h A A t '!d September 14 bid opening, resulting in Ute awarding of seven projects and the rejection as excessive of apparent low bids on two oUter contracts. Included was installation of a traffic signal on w: Va. 2 at the intersection of Viand and Jrd streets in Point Pleasant, Bayliss & Ramey, Inc., South Charleston, $IJ,«?. BARTON IN TOP 10 · MASON _ James E. Barton, a representative of Glenn M. Erskine & Associates, a general agency of General American Life Insurance Company, St. Louis, Mo., was ranked among Ute top 10 agents for total in· sura nee production for the month of August. Barton maintains his office at 11~ S. Main Street, Pataskala. He is a native of Mason. w•e .... _ ule In. useum, · 1m1te, Mount Rwuuuore, Ute Bad Lands of SouUt Dakota, the Black Hills in South Dakota; Big Horn National Park, Bulfalo Bill Historical Center, YeUowstone National Park, and Old FaiUtlul. They crossed lhe Continental Divide, visited Ute Tabernacle at Salt Lake City, Ute Holen' Ute Rock Home which had 14 rooms carved out of rock, crossed the Royal Gorge suspension bridge . ed Ute Iocations for and VIew filming Gun Smoke and WeDs Fargo. In Oklahoma, the couples saw Ute WiD Rogers' Airport and Ute Buffalo Ranch. Among the relatives lhey visited while on Ute trip were Delca Moyler of Rochelle, Ill., Mrs. George Bland of Kirkland, ill.; Esta Warner Larkers and Velma Roush of New Mexico. NECK BONES SUPERIORS ASSORTED PORK CUTLETS 7 lbs. SUPERIORS ALL MEAT ~ lb. Amwur Values! SOOT lAD DRINKS 46 oz. CANS 4- 1 POITED ·6 ~a~z; $ ARMOUR ORANGE DRINK other Banking Hours 9 to 3 and s to 7 as usual on Fridays. FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS 00. SUPERIORS USDA CHOICE Variety Frozen TV Banquet DINNERS Get easy switching from straight to zig-zag on the S)Y.Iist• zig-zag machine. Get a built-In blind stitch, Singer exclusive front drop-in bobbin, twin needles, too. All in its own carrying case for portability plus!Orig. $149.95 Closeout Group BONDED ACRYUCS 54" TO 60" WIDE ·Plains & Pial~ style~ with The Queen of oz. Hoffman House Favorite Every Day ................. . . ·lvs. for 8-BOTTLE CARTON Golden Grain MACARONI &CHEESE DINNERS 5 b: '1 16 oz. bottles ' SATURDAY- ONE DAY ONLY! FAVORITE SIALTEST GRADE A MILK ., gal. s:r 12 Ol CRT. loaves c tor - - ·. REG. • POTATOES satin and polished golden case. Lumi. x2 ···· ...................................... .. .......... ..... ············ ... :....• 14.95 • I 24 oz. MARGARINE LBS. FOR bal ·' can We Accept Federal FOOd Stampa PHONE: 992·3480 I• ' . ~--- 1·------------------------------~--~---J~------------------------------L-~----------------------~--~~~ - ~· $1.49 lb. MARKET •.Open ~ 9.tQ 10 • Sun. 19C ~· 0 U. .S.. . NO. 1 . . All PURPOSE 20 lb. bag Tater Bay Frozen .SHOESTRING " TO. 4.98 ~ FOLGER'S COFFEE Reg,, Drip, Elec. Perk ROYAL SOOTT 5 GAL $ 51b.•1.00 no~s droLl! s a greot grft ideo for anybody on your list. 61h" x 35ft" I 1.00 Get GREEN BEANS joy wilh ttlis elegant alarm afi¥1-• 4 cans for COTTAGE CHEESE HOME GROWN . You'll spread o lor of •. ARMOUR .VIENNA SAUSAGE 59~ FAIRMONT ·each only 'A Trtdtm&rk at THE SINGER COMPANY. dock. . 24 oz. can THURSDAY- ONE DAY ONLY! BREAD . Food SALE dool.gnecl to IR llllll budgal . ARMOUR BEEF STEW Evap. Milk ...~~~.~~~-; ........ 5 ~:rns $} Canned Pop ...~~~.~~.~ .....lO ~:rns '1 CandyScot..~:.~~~~~.~~.~..~~~~~.'~...~;!t~:. 29~ . ~1 39~ Coffee Creamer........... !~.~ .. .. ~t 39 ·~ D"ll I p•IC kl es ....................... !~~ ... Bread ...~~~~~~i.~~ 5 S1 Frozen Wl-lcndllplan by QTS. for POMEROY, OHIO Member FDIC 1 --.--.-..J NOW . $11995 Alarm Clock WAGNER . p $ Boutique MEAT ~=~; ~~~";~ .R.:obe:r~t~S:te:w:ar~t.----...:!!::=:!!::;:~~ SAVE . · • <Continuously 1 Cecil Smi", ""··be'" "' Mrs. ........ w1 Jeffers Mrs Doro'"y "·-t· . ' ' " 1 ""' wnght, Mrs. Matilda Noble, ~: J. Marshall, Mrs. Lloyd Williams, Mrs. Laurene Lewis and Mrs. Elmer VanMeter, Mrs. . John Roach, Mrs. Alburllce Young and Mrs . PER 'LB. . CH MEATS lb. LUN •••••••••••••••••••• 79~ lb. WIENERS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 69~ lb. GROUND BEEF•••••••••••••••••••• 69~ t~~~R~~~~CE lb. 79~ GROUND CHUCK•••••••••••••••• SUPERIORS BONELESS BANKING '!emben even,::••.• MEATY PORK ,. , ~ ~t!~ .,<: Maso_n_Co_u-nty- "N'"ew"s' -N-o"t-es ~- -~ remaining ~::!~~=~tcontracts o:c::!~hw:~ ~! ~~~~ v:~•• toPi:e!ISC~~~ c::~n. o~.o ~:~n ~~~ • . . . tru . from the M Land of •• Mrs. Lawrence Roush, Mrs. 30~ Superiors U. S. Government Inspected Meats *** lfs ~icld ~ vacatwn Tnl'l performed at the Fairview Church, Letart. She is Ute daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John King, Letart, and be Ute son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Morgan, Haven Heights. THE CHIUSITAN Brethren Church in Mason ended its revival on Wedneaday evening, 10 ~ns being received into membership. The Rev. James H. Lewis is pastor. THE REV. HARRY JACKSON, speaker on the topt'c "N' .•caragua, " a t Ute Mason Comly Homemakers International' Tea, asked people here to send eye glasse~~ when he was asked ~w they could help. Acccrding to Rev. Jackson, most people in Nu:aragua are very poor· Mrs. Vi~ Keeler, Homemaker Agent, Pt. Pleasant, has ball . already receiVed several pairs. · WEDNESDAY ~enteenmembers of Grace OONGRATULATIONS TO David SmiUt, Mason, for being WILDWOOD GARDEN Club, Episcopal Church. were In named a seml.finalist in Ute lt'll-72 National Merit Scholarship 1 p.m. Wednesday, heme of A~ Sunday everung for Ute Program. 'Ibis is Ute first time in many years Utat a Wahama Mrs. Henry 'lb<mas. service conducted by Ute Rt. studenthasrankedsobighscbolastlcaUy.HeisthesonofMr.and 111URSDAY Rev. John Krumm at the Mrs. Cecil Smith. . Chufch of Ute Good· Shepherd. EACH TIME I GO TO Joann's Beauty Shop m · MaWOMEN'S ASSN., Mid· dleport First United Subject for the discussion by son, better known as Ute Hair Harbour, and I might add add a Presbyterisn Cbul'cb, potluck ~i!:vty. ~ was good place to rest, I am amused at the heads Uta! keep drooping dinner at 6:30 p.m. with eacb · or . · A from under Ute dryen. Yes, both young and old go to sleep. I member to take a covered disli. =~ and ge~q;::l~~d wonder when someone will invent a gadget lor propping up chins, RIVERVIEW GARDEN Cub ourtati'w~ lhe Southeasort 1bus helping to reduce Ute number of double chins, and keep bellds _.., _. 'lb......... . represen ves "' . 'd Ute ~• ww m.,.,, .,..,..y evemng, Region of Ute Diocese of SouUt- msl e ~ ,.n. Sept. 30, at 7:30 at the _home of em Ohio MR. AND MRS. LEONARD FIELDS, New Heven, and Mr. Mrs. Carl Buckley, WJth Mrs. ~ons on the topic will and Mrs. Mel <lark of West Columbia plan to attend Band-ADonald ~am as ~· be continued at another meeting ~at. ~ristol, Tennessee Utis ~weekend. Ninety hands InstaUation of officers will be Sunday evening at Ute Alhens wiU partiCipate. Among them will be Wahama's White Falcon held. Church. Reservations lor Ute band. PAS~ MAT R 0 N S, supper may be made wiUt the RECEIVED ~ CARD from Mrs. James (Bess) Diehl, forEvangeline Chapter OES, Rev. Stanley Plattenburg. ·-merJy. rl. Mason, now of Wheeling, thanking me "for putting her 'lbunday, 7:30p.m. at home of Going from here were Ute late husband's scboolplcturein Ute paper. I lived near Ute Diehis, Mary Hughes. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Plattenburg, Ute Bar~, Bletners and Nellie Schwarz, when I lived in Mason. Mrs. J . 0. Rode!, Mrs. Helen So many ()f my friends and neiglmors are deceased; it makes me Ha~es, Mrs. David MiUer, Miss sad Utat not long ago I could chat with them on the phooe, and REVIVAL SCHEDULED Lori Seth, Tom Reed, Mr. and could talk to them in person. But anyhow, I surely miss my old POINT ROCK _ A youth Mrs. Harry S. Moore, Mr. and sources rl. news. revival will be held at Columbia Mrs. ~les Gibbs, Mrs. J. E. They are gooe, but not forgotten. Chapel Ute . ofOct.l D. Hartinger, Mr. and Mrs. Leo t on Story, Mrs. A. R. Knight, and ATTEND HOMECOMING :l.o3 a 7:30 p.m. "7· Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lochar; Mr. and Mrs. Dares Arnold FESTIVAL DATE SET Huelton, a student ol Kentucky · and ·Mr. and Mrs Norman E POINT ROCK - The regular Cbristlan College, wUl be in HyseU, Pomeroy, ·attended ~ fall festival wiD be held at the BIRTH ANNOUNCED cbartle, uisted hY the regular mlnilter, the Rev. Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Robert Charles Eagle Ridge community. Columbia Chapel Church the Bendula, Sr., 1029 E. 169lh St., Church Homecoming. Sunday !sst Saturday evening of Oc· Underwood. Iober, 11 has been announced. Cleveland, are announcing Ute afternoon. bil.th of a nine pound, 10 ounce d, Robert Charles Bendula, IIOMECOIDNG SET Jr., on August 3latHuron Road PARENTS VISITED .Homecoming will be held Hospia.l in Cleveland. Grand- Mr. and Mrs. John Weeks and Sunday at tile Hemlock GroVe parents are Mr. and Mrs. An· children, Mary Beth and Chriattan Chtlrth. " buket drew Bendtda, 61111 Metro Part Tommy, Reynoldsbur1, 1pe11l dinner will be held at 11000. Drive, Mayfield Heights, Ohio, Sunday with his parents, Mr. Dur1nc the program and Mr. .00 Mrs. Cecil John· and Mrs Eldon Weeks, Enwhlc:h starts at I :30 p.m. the son, Pomeroy Route 2. Ramie terprise. They were joined for umtg Brolhen will he fellared. E. Simmons, Red House, W. the day by Mrs. Week's mother, Tbe pubUe Is lmlled. Va., ia Ute great.gandfalher. Mrs. Frances Scholl. vited SAVE i 5 000 Mt''-s on .or . conung m 1or DIS c.tion. Visl tors are welcome at etlher Ute Tuesday or Thursda night dance. Y Members of Ute Belles and Auxlllllry, Drew W~ · Post Bealisattendingadanceheldat 31, 7:311 rue.day night at the Marietta recenUy were Roger ball: .Program by Mr~. and Chloris Gaul, Raymond and C.therme Welsh, mUSJc FlllllSie Musoo, and Dick and cl18irmlll. ubd to Betty Gaul. Guests at Ute lite table pmes lor card party Thursday night dance at Royal to be held (let. 21. Oak were Mr. and Mrs. Robert POMERO~ LODGE 164, Summerville and Mr. and Mrs. F~sped,L.meetblgv "' T1=Y WIIUam Gibson, both of 1 """"'-'-·., p.m ~d ' .en to at: AiJ Put ·Ma'llml qed • lend All Ma.t Maaona •. n:~ Jf' m ~CUSS. RACINE AMERICAN Legion L_ L.. 1 A11lillary rue.day 7:30p.m. at tr.Nns rmrt; 7 HAM uancers Ba ,, SUPERIORS BRAND BOILED \UU******"'*Ut. and gi.:.gr:; _ Donna Byer and Mrs. Edwina rr..... ...... , __..,_ •-, """ _,....,. Scott. .,.... ... =-:• Mn J"""' ............. ...:.A .......... , • ....,. ~-...., Mrs. c.rolyn Slltterfield, AMERICAN LEGION CHOICE 0 Grouh tor USDR J;"S ' . LBS. SPECIAL LOW PRICE 0 = ::m ~o:,:·. BOLOGNA tor Do, t· lOS S SUPERIORS 00 lbs. I I /1 Jcom. b "amet/ As Master ot B SLICED BACON •btry ·'111'/Jsstn:g • H Omen D . . "'"'nn ,s .Vi'•nw Superiors Budget • t �r.' ' ' • .- •-,_ n.ny Sentinel, Middlepoi t:oPoma uy, 0., Sept. :11,19'11 Sentinel Classifieds Get Action ! Sentinel'Classifieds Get Results! .. · . Se . Carpenter Busm_ess .~ •rvtces Polleroy. 2 SillS For Sale LEI;AL NOTICE NOTICE OF S41,.E The ·r eal estate of th'e late Ed S. Grant, Deceased. which is known as Lots 166 and 167 in ~almer's Addition to the V i llage ·POODLE puppies. Silver Toy, Park view Kennels. Phone trl5«1. at Middleport, Ohio, except for 17 feet 6 inches ott the norfhertr Side of Lot 166, will ·be offered News, Event Of QUAlifY tor sale at the off ices of Crow, Crow & Porter , Attorneys at The Busy Bee Society of the Law , Pomeroy , Ohio , _a t I :00 .M. on Fr iday . October 1st, Carpenter Baptist Olurch met P1971 . Th is property is appra ised · at the home of Mrs. William at $10,000.00 , and cannot be sol d for Cheadle with Mrs. Lewis Smith than the appraised value . Terms of sale are cash , and the propertv will be sOld subject to the lien for real estate taxes for 1971. as devotional ' leader. Others parlil;ipaling were Mrs. James Gaston, Mrs. Ronald Whittington, Mnl. Rex Cheadle and Mella Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree attended the annual Gideon banquet at Rutland on Saturday evening. '· Several friends gathered at the home of Mrs. ~Comer for a products party. Among those }lttending were Ruth Arbaugh, Ruby Jordan, Mrs. Robert Mattox, Leah Crabtree, Mrs. J1m . Cornes, Mrs. Ath~r Crabtree, Pansy Jordan, RoXIe Arbaugh, Mrs. Mendal Jordan, Mabel Jeffries, Virginia, Bryan ,and Keith Jordan, along with the h~tess, Mrs. Comer, Vickie and Richard. Mrs. Mary Grisby was demonstrator. . Mr. lll_'d ~· Ralph Frazier of Gal11pohs and daughter, , Su~an .Frazier, Ohio State Umvers1ty student, called on Mrs. Frazier's mother, Mrs. Goldie Glllogly and other relatives in the area on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Emzie Davis of Parkersburg visited her brothe~. W. C. and Paul Peck. Other guests at the Peck home were Mrs. Virginia Townsend, Suale and Marty, Columbus. Beulah Jones, Athens, visited her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey on SUnday afternoon. Earl Starkey joW'Ileyed to Coshocton on Saturday where he participated In a State Grange session to provide the State degree for those desiring to receive the National Grande degree in Charleston, W. Va. on Nov. 13. Mr. Starkey is State Grange Gatekeeper and part of the initiation team. Norman Will of Harrisonville accompanied him. Mrs. Marilyn Leist, Rosemary and Lorraine, spent a lfll' days here with her ~nta, Mr. and Mrs. William 1b~--~~~~ live_ at Dov\!1', "'-7"""'· Mrs. Thomas Is at home after spending some lime · in O'Bleness. Memorial Hll!lpital, Athens, and her sister, Mrs. Amy CaldweD, Colambus, less 197DCHEVROLET BEL41R4 DOOR S21H Less than 10,1100 miles by local owner. Sharp as new in all ways, white over . gold finish, 350 V-8 engine, power steering, ,-adio, white-walls, wh. covers. ' Estate of Ed S. Grant, Deceased. Crow , Crow & Porter , Attorneys tor Admin istrat,-ix 191 21 . 28. 21 spotless interior, V8 engiOO, automatic and · power steering, good WW tires. A clean car that has always been Anna M . Ryther, Administratrix of the ---------is visiting her. Other callers were Mr. and Mrs. John Kimes, Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Asa Jordan, Middleport. Mr. and Mrs.-Robert Parker and family, MidMi!p!lrt visi~ his grandparents, Mr.1111d Mrs. Ney carpenter and his aunt, Martha Mays. Mrs. ·Ethel Shell and Unda and RoUand of Steubenville were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan. Unda Shell will be a senior in education at Ohio University this year and came to reportfor fall quarter classes. OF ALL STOCK Custom Le Sabre4dr. sedan, vinyl top, factory air condiliooing ' fully equlppect'Sticker P..lce 55,1004. New 72 Buick Skylark 2 dr. hardtop, power steering, power brakes, auto. trans. Stocker Price $3,766.19. New 71 Pontiac Catalina 4 dr. sedan, power steering . power brakes, auto. trans. Sticker_Price $.4,086.82. New 71 Pontiac Catalina 4 dr. sedan, fadory air conditioned. power steering, power brakes, auto . trans., tinted glass. Slicker Price $4,716.68. 71 Pontiac Catalina Brougham 4 dr. hardtop, demo., very low mileage, facfOI"y ai,. conditioning, 400 cu. ln. engine. 4 bbl. lill st. wheel, AM·FM radio, vinyl lop. Sticker Price $5233.32. ~139 52 Catalina 4 dr. s~an, factory air conditioned. power stee,-ing. power brakes. auto . trans. New 72 Pontiac Catalina Brougham 2 dr. hardtop, tactory air conditioning.·vinyl top, fully equipped. Sticker Price S5000.99. New 72 Pontiac LeMans 2 dr. hardtop, power steering, power brakes, auto. tram. Slicker. Price $3,681.02. BLAETTNARS monograms and make fancy truck lines. Truck Line Distribution Systems, Inc.. Express Parcel Deliveries, Inc .. Skyline Deliveries, Inc. For application and ln lerview, call 304-344-8843, or write School Safety Division, Uniled Systems, Inc., c-o Terminal Bldg., 5517 Midland ELECT ROL U X vacuum cleaner complete .with at. tachments, cordwinder and paint spray. Used, but In like new coodition. Pay $34.45 cash or budget plan available. Phone 992·5641 . 9·28-dtc Sure . 2V2 pounds, , ... _ Jock~~~r~~y~M!Ir . West 9-27-2tc ,. For Rent - - -- -Lost S25 REWARD for brief case containing important school papers lost on Walnut St.. Middleport. Phooe 992·'Yi19. 9·2B·31C .WILL PAY well for your spare Gl FINANCING AVAILABLE. time working at home to,- us. No down payment, 12 years to Anyone who can read and pay lo qualified Gl. Up to write can ..•cwallfy . Weekly S2,500 available for lot imsalary. For,. details, write, provemenls if you own a lot. James Bliss Co.. P. 0 . Box Gel your new mobile home 324, Dept. K .(79, Levittown, now. See James Simpkins, Pa. 19053. Valley Eslates Mobile Home 9-28-12lc Sales, Rt. 50 East Athens 593-8762. Wanted SECOND·HAND riding mower, Sale Ray Hartley, Racine. phone 949·2855. Amer-ican stereo, AM· 9·26-3tp EARLY FM radio, 4-speed changer,~· For Wanted To Rent speaker sound system, Balance $79.32 . Use our budge! lerms. Call 992·7085. 9-27-<llc HOUSE in country. phone 992. 6407. 9-26-31p STEREO.RADIO combinalion, lovely Walnut finish, 4-speed intermixed changer, 4speaker sound system . TEMi Tom Hill. He· play - · Sw<>at & Tears • mo C.ss. llut he · play oonlight S~r~nad~ an dr Williams hlo. V;arie ·s tbe spice of our music. WMP0/1390 . Balance $63.99. Use our bucjgel lerms. Call 992·7085. 9-27-<ltc 8 ROOM house on Union Ave. Phooe 992-5641. 9-23-dlp 70,000 B. T. U. floor furnace, like - new, ~ circulating gas heaters from 30,000 to 65,1100 B.T.U., commode, drop in double sink . .t.lberl H-11, . ·Racine, Ohio. phone U9-2261. 9-2Htc ADVICE. I SEE A BEAUTIFI.IL IILONDE IN 'lOUR '--- FUTURE. Hourr-~day,Tuesday, Wednesday and Fridar 8:30a.m.lo6 p.m. Thursday 10 a.m. to 8:30p.m. SaIll relay 8:30a.m. to 1 p.m. .li'HONE 992·7474 Residential, Commercial and Industrial Wiring 24 Hour Service 949.4551 Rt. 2 MRS. "'IKUM-YOLJ'vE BEEN APPOINTED 10 DE-POI.UJTE I.Vr.P:i AH HEER.D THAR'5 SOME MIGHT'/ &IG ONES. !!>ETTER GIT MAH MOPAN'PAIL!." ® CITV IN THE US.A. RAch•e, 0.1 • POMEROY HOME & AUTO EXPERT 0 992-2094 Wheel Ali&llment '5.55 -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 - B. TE,......_._"ORD SR. - ... at which time, under ~upervi~ion of a doctor be able to > · _,., human ills.. inchJdinq < bell4- .. aches! THE BoRN_LOSER DOe, Art'\IE! AHIJ If 'SHE lliii'T FR~EIJ, SHE'll DIE"' OR. liE DE~T~Ol'ED 8'f ,SOME OTHER AHIMAL! or Trade 0 11. · 14' • 24' • WIDE. MIWR . For . MOBIL£. HOMES .1220 Wuhington Bivd.. Belpre, Ohio 1970 DODGE Dart Swinger. V-8, MO'T~ERS ... Beeline Fashloos automatic, 20,000 miles. Phone 992-7092. offers you and yoor' family a Sale 9·26-3fc Real Estate year round wardrobe plus a weekly · paycheck . Call ~3 BEDROOM brick home. 1969 CHEVROLET pickup, 41"', 949·3703. location In Middleport.' topper included, automatic, 8 Choice 9·2B·31c Seen by appointment ooly. 1 cyl., 21,000 actual miles, Phone 992·5523 after 4 p.m. spotlights, foglights, $2,300. 5-7·11< Phone 992-6029 or see at Help Wanted Wilson's on Peach WANTED - Person for part- Waller $2.300 WILL bUy >J acres In Fork Road. time work in exciting new Bedford Township, Wolfpen 9·26-31p business in area. Must be able Road . 20 minutes from to read and write English '63 FORD Van Tru-ck - 5175, .65 Pomeroy. :If. of land In timber, language with moderate balance In pasture. No - $200, '66 A-I Ford proficiency, type a little, and -Mustang buildings. Call 092-2152 and 5400. Contact Albert provide transportafioo. Hours Roseberry, Bashan-Keno Rd., ask for Dick . about 10-3 daily. Write P. 0. 9·22·1fC Box 106, Pt. Pleasant, or call Loog Bottom. 9-26-31p 'S IX ROOM house, -balh, full 675-3398. 9·22·7tc basemen!, 133 Bullernul Ave." Mabile Homes for Sale , ArNIC£ • Pomemy Home & NEW, 3-bedroom home In FURNITURE Middleport. Buill·in kitchen, Open1Til'5 ceramic tile bath, all·electrlc Stlip In and See Our Monday thru Salllrday heal, good neighborhood. Can Floor Display. 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0. arrange FHA financing. Telephone 992.3600 or 992NEIGLER Conslructloo. For ST,ANS Body Shop, Rl. 1, 2186. building or r~modellng your Racine Is now open. Call 949· 7·25·1fC home. Call Guy Nelgler, 2789 for appointment. Racine, Ohio. Specializing In painting, body 7·31·1fc ' work and fiberglass. 9·28-6tc HARRISON'S TV and Anlenna Service, Phone 992·2522. NEW CONTRACTOR In area. 6-10-lfc Dry wall patching, general painting. Call Richard I. AWNINGS, storm doors and Dubbeld. phone 742.5825, windows. carports, Rutland. marquees, aluminum siding 9· 28- ~fp and railing. Call A. Jacob, ll<oker sales representative. For free· 110 Mechanic Street estimates, phone Charles SEPT-IC tanks cleaned. Miller Sanltatloo, Stewart, Ohio. Ph. · Pom•roy, Ohio Lisle, Syracuse. V. V. 662-3035. Johnson apd Son, Inc. 2·12-lfc NEW LISTING -6 room frame 5-27·1fC home. Garage. 1 acre at ROSEBERRY furnace In· SEWING MACHINES. R~lr Burlingham. $4,500.00. service, all makes, 992-2214, stallatian. Free estimates oo The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. new furnaces, oil or gas. NEY(..I..ISTING- 2 apartments Aulhorized Singer Sales and Service work . Call Cecil - ooe 6 rooms, bath, large Service. We Sharpen Scissors. Roseberry, Racine, Ohio. ·"'porch, down. Othe,- 5 rooms, J.29.tfc Phooe 614-~2274. bath , up. Middleport. 9-8·301P $23,500.00. O'DELLWHEEL alignment localed al Crossroads, Rf. 124. THE SHOP, Custom meat LUXURIOUS COUNTRY Complete front end service, HOME - New 4 bedrooms, 2 culling. Pleasant Ridge Road, tune up and brake service. Pomeroy. Dick Vaughan, 992baths, family room with · Wheels b<1lanced elec· 3374 and Dale Little, 992·63"'. fireplace. 2 car garage. IS Ironically. · All work 9·12·301c acres. Asking $37,500.00. guaranteed. Reasonable rales. Phone 992·3213. POMEROY Business ~SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 1·21:1fc building with 3 rentals. Reasonable rates. Ph. -446·4782; Asking $25,000.00. Gallipolis. John Russell, AUTOMDBILElnsuraric.>6eeu . Owner & Operator. Lost your . 120 ACRES - Dairy farm . 5·13-11( . caocelled? operator's license? Call 992Clean and productive. Plenty of barn and building space. 5 ,, 2966. 6-15-lfc ;' bedroom home. 2 ponds, Real Estate drilled well , and Chesler water . A REAL FARM . For Sale C. BRADFORD. Auctionee,:-$60,1100.00. HOUSE - Two apls., 4 rooms Complele Service and bath each, near new Phone 949.3821 GENERAL STORE- 2 houses, housing projed. Trade for Racine, Ohio storage building . 2 car smaller house. Phone 992Crltt Bradford • garage. Ole acre. LOCK, 2608. 5-J.tfc. STOCK, and BARREL. Olly 9·26·JOIC $30,1100.00. -REAOY.MIX ° CONCR.ETEdelivered right to your , TO BUY OR SELL CALL 992. Real Estate Sale prolecl. Fast anJ Nsy. Free • 332~ or 992·2378 HOUSE, 1642 Lincoln Heights. est m'ales. Phone 992·3284. · HELEN L. TEAFORD, Call Danny Thompson, 992· Goegleln Ready.Mix Co., ,: ASSOACIATE 2196. Middleport, Ohio. .· • 9-26-6lc 6-JG.If(.<7·18-lfc Vir 9·28·3tc . .------.i!i~ UNFURNISHED house, 4 rooms and balh, garage, 1655 Point Lane, Pomeroy. Phone 992·3874. 9-28-llc Ohio. 992-2951. • 0 TRAILER. Brown's Trailer HALF RUNNER beans, Sl.SO . Park, Minersville1 phone 992bushel, pick you,. .own. 3324. . Potatoes. Clarence Proffitt, 9·26-6tc Portland. Phone 843-2254. 9-22-lfc APARTMENT. furnished room with bath, phone 992-2780 or ~OAL, 'i imestonl.. Excelsior •all Works, E. Main Sf.,, 992-Jol32. 9-17-lfc <'omeroy. Phooe 992·3891. ; Court, Rt . 124, Syracuse, Corner Union AVP.. and State Rt. 7 MARRIAGE Auto . APPLES - Fitzpatrick Dr· TRAILER space, desirable chards, Stale Route 689, neighborhood, phone 992-2084. phone Wilkesville, 669-3785. 9·19·1fC 9-3-lfc TRAILER lOTS, Bob's Mobile · M~IAG£ O'BRIEN ElfCIRIC ·SERVICE DIN IE'S RACINE, 10 room house and 606 E. Main Pomeroy bath. Two lots, basement, garage. Phone 949·4313 after OFFICE SUPPLIES 5:30p.m. 9·23·12tp . And AiiiJ Phone ft2-:J:111 ·. L . l 10-18·1fC apartments. Oose to school. Phone 992-5434. Real Estate For Sale 9·21.J0tp FURNISHED and unfurnished Charleston, Phone 992-2550 Insured - Experienced Work Guaranteed See us for Free Estimate on Furnace lnstalation. .992-7608 . Hard- TRAILER space with utility building in Chesler, phone 985-4106. 9-22-6tc Dr-ive, Virginia, 25306. . Septic Tanks And L.. dl Beds. S1.69. BEAT the COLD WINTER and IT'S COST WITH HEATING OIL FROM LANDMARK. We have the finest Budget Pay Plan, Delivery Services, Automatic Degree Day Delivery and Duel Delivery Equipment. We also have a complete line ot Siegler Fuel Oil Heaters and Fur"\ces . ~ ASSIGNMENTS~ - Kitchens, Ballls Room Additions And PaHos Backhoe And End loader Work Ebersbach Hardware, Sugar Run Mtlls. Ptckens we,.e, Mason. . • • • WllA'r'S Wl'fl.l AI.L Re.modeling DARK BROWN early American love seat. SJO; 4 pair 84" bonded Burlington house drapes, burnt orange and avocado green mixlllre" pr.; ooe dark wooden bookcase, 3 shelves, SB; one metal bed and springs, S5. Contact Roger Bahr, Chester, Ohio 985-'Yi58. _ __ __ _ _ __9_ -28-41c .. , . . STAR kills rats quockly. RAY AAOUIVD ? TlliSe BOOKS, LQ, 1 Tl41$ 5eMESTER'S C!J!'flp{et~ _ 1970 HONDA 450 cc, SSSO. Phone 992-3703 or 992-3751. 9-28-6tc KJEU , DO 'rOV ••• FOUR NEW HQMES OPEN FOR INSPECTION ONE HOME IN RACINE TWO HOMES IN SYRACUSE ONE HOME IN MIDDLEPORT NO MONEY DOWN 100 PCT. FINANCING AVAILABI.E A 3 bedroom S16,900.00 home can be purchased with a moothly payment as low as $65.00 for a family with a base salary of $5,1100.00 and three children. 7'1< Pet. annual BEAUtY SHoP A.9.tfc YARD SALE, rain or shine, ST2 S. 3rd, Middleport Thursday, 4 ROOM and bath apartment. starting at 10 a.m. Telephone 773-51", Mason, :2 GAS circulating healers. "'1-28-21c W. Va ., on main highway. Phone 992·5262 evenings. Reynolds Flower Shop. ' 9-21 ·11C SAVE up to one half. •!Iring your 9-28-6tp sick TV to Chuck's TV Shop, 151 Bu1h:rnut Ave., Pomeroy , 6 ROOM house and bath in FARM and home latex house paint sale. King Builders phone 992.5080. Racine . Phone evenings only S<Jppiy, Middleport. 9-24-lfc 992-5249. 9-2·24tc to Buidls to Blessings POMEROY, OHIO SEMI DRIVER TRAINING. We are currently offering tractor !railer lralnlng through the facililies of lhe following I'VE · HAD ME A HOOTIN'·HOLLER HAIRLESS FERTHUTW 'I EARS - bulfonholes, sew oo buttons, For New 71 Buick New ·72 Pontiac lnstruetion Female Help Wanted New Firm Takes Over October 5th machine in original factory carton. Zig. zag to make 9-28·6fc OLD Furniture. dishes, docks. and-or complete households. Write M. D. Miller, Pomeroy, Auto Sales Ohio. Call 992-6271. 8-25-tfc 1962 FORD 1h ton pickup truck - -------$.450. Phooe 949-4551. Buicks and Pontiacs zig -zag sewing 5641. L--~-----------------J WANT AD INFORMATION Male Help Wanted DEADLINES 5 P.M. Day Before Publ !calion IMMEDIATE opening for a Monday Deadline9 a .m. man over 21 years old to work . Ca(l~llalian .. Corrections in our store. Must have good Will beaccepteduntilh.m. for'· personality, like to meet Oa~ of Publication ' public, willing to assume REGULATIONS responsibility, vacation plan, • The Publisher · reserves the hospitalization plan and other right to edit or reject any ads fringe benefits. Please stale The· salary requir-ements. Send deemed objectional publisher will not be r;,.jh,sible resume of present and past for more than one incorrect· employers to Box 729·L c-o insertion. ' The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy. RATES Ohio. for Wi}nt Ad Se,-vice 9·26·12tc Scents per Word one insertion lllanted To Buy 1971-1972 MUMS, all colors, field grown, ready. fo go Big Clusters. Reynolds Flower Shop, Mason, W. Va. 9·28-6tp single dial. left in lay -away OPEN EVES. 1..0 I'.M. f'41MIIOY, 01110 ROOFING & CARPENTER WORK SPOUTING, · ROOF PAINTING NEW & OLD WORK All WNther Rooting & Construction Co. aild Anlllony .Plumbi~g & Heating: Comp lete- -Piu mbi ng, Heating and Ajr . Con· dilioning. · 240 Lincoln St., Midd Jeport and never been used. Will sell for only W cash or credit terms available. Phone ·992- Pomeroy Motor Co. Not' ·· ------ designs with just the twist of a 1 cared for. The Almanac By United Press Internatioul . Minimum.Charge 75c Today is Tuesday, Sept. 28, 12 <enls per word three . the 271st day of 1971 with 94 to consecutive insertions. 18 cents per word six confollow. secutive insertions. The moon is between its first 25 Per Cent Discount oo paid ads and ads paid within 10 days. quarter and full phase. CARD OF THANKS The morning stars are &OBITUARY • Mercury and Saturn. S1.50 for 50 word minimum. The evening stars are Venus Each additional word 2c. BLIND ADS and Jupiter. Additional 2Sc Charge ' per On this day in history. Adverliseml!fll. . OFFICE HOURS In 1781, Gen. George Wash8:30a.m. to 5:00p.m. Daily, ington, backed by the French 8:30 a .m. to 12:00 Noon fleet and bolstered by 7,000 Salllrday. French troops, began the siege · of British and Hessian forces at IC8 Yorktown Heights, Va. PIAf'!O luning, reference , In 1850 the flog<ring of sailors Me1gs Local Schools. Phone I ~-· 992-5509. in the U.S. Navy was abolished. 9·26·31p In 1920, a grand jury in PEP-UP with new Zippies iron Chicago indicted eight members pills. Nan-habit forming . Olly of the Chicago White Sox on $1.'18, Nelson Drugs. 9-22-JOip charges of throwing the 1919 World Series with Cincinnati. REDUCE safe and fast with In 1965, at least 184 persons Gobese tablets and E-Vap Water Pills. Nelson Drugs. were killed when the Mt. Taal 9·22·301p Volcano erupted in the Philip. pines . . KDS(!:>T Kosmelics. Sep· • 1.:0, !ember Sales Special: .l l.p~ --. ~ A i.IJ\,Ught for the day: ·Irish Kreamy Lip kote $2 now SUO, Frosllucent Lip Kote poet Thomas Moore said, "And S2.50 now S2, 23 delicious when once the young heartof a colors. Call 992-5113 or come maiden is stolen, the maiden see at 161lf:z ~· •h Ave., Middleporl, Ot. herself will steal after it soon." 8-29-lfc 8·15-lfc EARN AT home addressingenvelopes. Rush stamped self·addressed envelope. The Ambrose Co., 4325 Lakeborn, Davisburg, Mich., ol8019. 9-8-JOtp NEW 1971 .', _. )IARNBY ! -~----- 1967 CHEVROLET BELAIR . $1495 St. Wagoo. Green finish with matching green vli!YIInlerlor, all good WW tires, VB engine, ~utomatic trans., . power steering and brakes, luggage rack . A sharp wagon and priced to please. 1961 FORD GALAX IE 500 4 DOOR $1595 Low mileage by local one owner. Med, green finish and Final CloseOut FIUIII Motor Co. ' - For Sale -- ---·~ Cleland PUBLIC SALE SAT., OCT. 2 AT 1:00 P.M. just walking distance from· downlown Pomeroy. Conlact Ed Hedrick, 2137 Wadswodhj .:>rive. Columbus, Ohio, phone· 237-4334, Columbus. ' 5·9·1fd PUBLIC SALE .Realty · 6. "--fan tutte" '7--r.;uu;;;;:;;:;;;;: !~: PremonlRetleeted ~ 12. toryaiJn ";'!f-~;;.:..: liS. Deac:ribtng .. many a . mind VAUJE ~TIID l.'r."~ USED CARS • 0 mon article 17.Rub clea.D 18.March 19. Court figure (abbr. I 20.Century ' (2 wda.l · 26. Dontestlcated _ _....,:L.L,;._ _ 29. Paying •. ,· NOW JUST ... :' ' •17.9 5 61~N Karr &Van Zandf CAU5 A t;III~ND IN DEFIIRTMENT. "You'll Like Our QJallty Way of Doing Business." GMAC FINANCING 992·5342 Pom•roy Open Ev.nings 'Til 1:00 Til S P.M. ~1. 9. Black 11. Slowed down H . COm- FOOT IF YOU WJU., BUT RI!MI!lMBER IT DIDN'T WORK,' JI'OR THE ltABBJT.-R. 1:. BHAy (C JJ'II XIOC' J'eaturu BJll~l<ate, lac./ JtYWl!llb)]~d.J::·" '~c 24. Arctic exp&DIIe .25.For each 27-. Galahad, to Lancelot 30.-- de-IIIIA: 31. Ancestor 32. Kind of 'I~'•Auwa 33. Stringed lnatrwnent 34. Son of Ruth .. 35.Ponce antelope guest 30. Azllot 31. Through· andthrough 35. Spanlah article 38. Untruatworthy temps. w•ter eve1 control . ' unr Listing: 12 by 15 carpel, 9 by 15 carpet, recliner chair, platlorm rocker, drop leaf table and 2 chairs, occ. table, ~amps, eledrlc sweeper, throw rugs, plclllre frames, clothes hamper, electric range, refrigerator & freezer combination, dishes, fool stool, mirrors, radio & record player, room divider, l chest of drawers, 1 dresser, ser· vlng tables, 2-9 by 12 rugs, .9 pr. fiber glass drapes, coffee table. pole lamp, almost new f!rlgldalre automatic washer, ace. table radio, .lawn furniture, glider, porch swing, wringer washer. garden fools, lamp table, 1 sofa, 3 . wood chairs. fruit jars, flint arrow heads, iron bed, stone ' jar, planters. fuel oil and drum, gas healers, drums, elec. sander, set of turn plows, lrador drawn; Rota tiller, oil drum pump, fracto" drawn disc. . Filter or PowiN' · Fin Aoltetor. Ptrm•·'nss · overdr\'ing . ..,,...,_, .,.., .. ,., ............ -w J...W.., C~ Dm'Y QUINCH ,-+• ,, .. 0 4. Word with lr+-+~­ hea<lor plant • ~: 0 0 • 0 •• DAILY CRYP1'0Q1JO'I'E-IIere'elaow to -rlllt: 0 AXYDLBAAXB LONGFELLOW Olio leUer simply alall4o for another. Ia thio Ample A Ill UMd for the three L'•, X for the two O'a, etc. Blqte Jette"" apoetrcopl!eo, the length aDd formaUoD of the worda are all 111nta. J:adl day t11t c:oc1e tetten .... dlfteftllt, • ~ lo 0 W• Spoclllllt lo MAYTAG IIH Cor,.t SllrYito 742-4111 Arnold Grate Ruttand, A CJI7pt.fll n Q ' I' 1 H 0.; ' z x v IE x o Ill G Q z B JC··o u Mo z o J s 1• OXJU, JICCXOVR AGNHU, CilfVZEGJI' ' • \1 111-ACGUIIIID , ·, 2. Give ott 3. Weather 'Fino Mnll Llni Fllltr. ·RUTLAND FURNITURE LICKED IN A CO~f.R. (• DOWN 1. - - Kirk Surround clothes•' with ·gentlt, even•• no III .... () I 12 wda.) 41.-mertdJem Signify . Rewanl . Chatter Mort•t Haloof·Heat Dry on heat. No hot Spob, ISATHAG I II 12wda.) Seldon Moore is moving into a mobile home. IFFIT de36.Wioeabout 37. BriUah gun 311. Air (comb. fonn) 40.Afrlcan wolf Unscramblelheae four Jumbles, one letter to ~ach oquare, to form four ordinary wordo. "PY Cheshire, on Rt. 7, Reason For Sale, Mrs. ' .,.......,._ Cijplqooolo,: DICPICND ON THE RABIIl'1'8 . wldl land 8. Religious body IIDDg Uollllto a typist ..;. .-··... • 21. Edge 6. "L!ul 22. Blemof the lah Kohtcans'' 23. Popgirl ular 7.AnArab aand5.Lamprey ,17. Oh, joy! o19. Lofty 22. Send for delivery • 88 4 DOOR galore. carpeted, bath, nice kitchen, large garage, .75 ACRE of ground, IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION. GOING AT 520,500. THIS YOU MUST SEE. 15.Gnawed 16. Ballor's 26.1JUIIruC• 680LDS 1 slory frame, 3 0 Saturday. Oct. 2, at 1:00 P.M.,lf2 mile above Auctioneer: R. E. Knotts assistod br Col. Jimmy Sayre Clerk: Wilson Rusk ment · ;.l,..a.;IU.U., work:: bedrooms, storage space HAVE A SELLING PROBLEM? PLACE THE SALEOF .YOUR PROPERTY IN COM· PETENT HANDS. HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR Office 992·2259 Residence 992-2568 9-24-6fc ACBOSS 1.1!lmbank- BACKHOE AND DOZER Septic tanks Installed. Georoe • (Bill I Pullins, Phooe 992·241. • -4:~tlc : · 608 East Main POMEROY TOWNSHIP ROAD T-29 - 11.i6 ACRES, beaullful slle for housin~ project or lraller court, 1deal site for exclusive home. ALMOST IN POMEROY AND LEVEL. Jusl $12,900. RACINE - CROSSWORD C I V L l!l Q V N 0 E X U . -- B N I Jl' J B. U • n ,, • T n I • K 8 Q -- ' ..... lAlONe ) �r.' ' ' • .- •-,_ n.ny Sentinel, Middlepoi t:oPoma uy, 0., Sept. :11,19'11 Sentinel Classifieds Get Action ! Sentinel'Classifieds Get Results! .. · . Se . Carpenter Busm_ess .~ •rvtces Polleroy. 2 SillS For Sale LEI;AL NOTICE NOTICE OF S41,.E The ·r eal estate of th'e late Ed S. Grant, Deceased. which is known as Lots 166 and 167 in ~almer's Addition to the V i llage ·POODLE puppies. Silver Toy, Park view Kennels. Phone trl5«1. at Middleport, Ohio, except for 17 feet 6 inches ott the norfhertr Side of Lot 166, will ·be offered News, Event Of QUAlifY tor sale at the off ices of Crow, Crow & Porter , Attorneys at The Busy Bee Society of the Law , Pomeroy , Ohio , _a t I :00 .M. on Fr iday . October 1st, Carpenter Baptist Olurch met P1971 . Th is property is appra ised · at the home of Mrs. William at $10,000.00 , and cannot be sol d for Cheadle with Mrs. Lewis Smith than the appraised value . Terms of sale are cash , and the propertv will be sOld subject to the lien for real estate taxes for 1971. as devotional ' leader. Others parlil;ipaling were Mrs. James Gaston, Mrs. Ronald Whittington, Mnl. Rex Cheadle and Mella Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree attended the annual Gideon banquet at Rutland on Saturday evening. '· Several friends gathered at the home of Mrs. ~Comer for a products party. Among those }lttending were Ruth Arbaugh, Ruby Jordan, Mrs. Robert Mattox, Leah Crabtree, Mrs. J1m . Cornes, Mrs. Ath~r Crabtree, Pansy Jordan, RoXIe Arbaugh, Mrs. Mendal Jordan, Mabel Jeffries, Virginia, Bryan ,and Keith Jordan, along with the h~tess, Mrs. Comer, Vickie and Richard. Mrs. Mary Grisby was demonstrator. . Mr. lll_'d ~· Ralph Frazier of Gal11pohs and daughter, , Su~an .Frazier, Ohio State Umvers1ty student, called on Mrs. Frazier's mother, Mrs. Goldie Glllogly and other relatives in the area on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Emzie Davis of Parkersburg visited her brothe~. W. C. and Paul Peck. Other guests at the Peck home were Mrs. Virginia Townsend, Suale and Marty, Columbus. Beulah Jones, Athens, visited her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey on SUnday afternoon. Earl Starkey joW'Ileyed to Coshocton on Saturday where he participated In a State Grange session to provide the State degree for those desiring to receive the National Grande degree in Charleston, W. Va. on Nov. 13. Mr. Starkey is State Grange Gatekeeper and part of the initiation team. Norman Will of Harrisonville accompanied him. Mrs. Marilyn Leist, Rosemary and Lorraine, spent a lfll' days here with her ~nta, Mr. and Mrs. William 1b~--~~~~ live_ at Dov\!1', "'-7"""'· Mrs. Thomas Is at home after spending some lime · in O'Bleness. Memorial Hll!lpital, Athens, and her sister, Mrs. Amy CaldweD, Colambus, less 197DCHEVROLET BEL41R4 DOOR S21H Less than 10,1100 miles by local owner. Sharp as new in all ways, white over . gold finish, 350 V-8 engine, power steering, ,-adio, white-walls, wh. covers. ' Estate of Ed S. Grant, Deceased. Crow , Crow & Porter , Attorneys tor Admin istrat,-ix 191 21 . 28. 21 spotless interior, V8 engiOO, automatic and · power steering, good WW tires. A clean car that has always been Anna M . Ryther, Administratrix of the ---------is visiting her. Other callers were Mr. and Mrs. John Kimes, Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Asa Jordan, Middleport. Mr. and Mrs.-Robert Parker and family, MidMi!p!lrt visi~ his grandparents, Mr.1111d Mrs. Ney carpenter and his aunt, Martha Mays. Mrs. ·Ethel Shell and Unda and RoUand of Steubenville were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan. Unda Shell will be a senior in education at Ohio University this year and came to reportfor fall quarter classes. OF ALL STOCK Custom Le Sabre4dr. sedan, vinyl top, factory air condiliooing ' fully equlppect'Sticker P..lce 55,1004. New 72 Buick Skylark 2 dr. hardtop, power steering, power brakes, auto. trans. Stocker Price $3,766.19. New 71 Pontiac Catalina 4 dr. sedan, power steering . power brakes, auto. trans. Sticker_Price $.4,086.82. New 71 Pontiac Catalina 4 dr. sedan, fadory air conditioned. power steering, power brakes, auto . trans., tinted glass. Slicker Price $4,716.68. 71 Pontiac Catalina Brougham 4 dr. hardtop, demo., very low mileage, facfOI"y ai,. conditioning, 400 cu. ln. engine. 4 bbl. lill st. wheel, AM·FM radio, vinyl lop. Sticker Price $5233.32. ~139 52 Catalina 4 dr. s~an, factory air conditioned. power stee,-ing. power brakes. auto . trans. New 72 Pontiac Catalina Brougham 2 dr. hardtop, tactory air conditioning.·vinyl top, fully equipped. Sticker Price S5000.99. New 72 Pontiac LeMans 2 dr. hardtop, power steering, power brakes, auto. tram. Slicker. Price $3,681.02. BLAETTNARS monograms and make fancy truck lines. Truck Line Distribution Systems, Inc.. Express Parcel Deliveries, Inc .. Skyline Deliveries, Inc. For application and ln lerview, call 304-344-8843, or write School Safety Division, Uniled Systems, Inc., c-o Terminal Bldg., 5517 Midland ELECT ROL U X vacuum cleaner complete .with at. tachments, cordwinder and paint spray. Used, but In like new coodition. Pay $34.45 cash or budget plan available. Phone 992·5641 . 9·28-dtc Sure . 2V2 pounds, , ... _ Jock~~~r~~y~M!Ir . West 9-27-2tc ,. For Rent - - -- -Lost S25 REWARD for brief case containing important school papers lost on Walnut St.. Middleport. Phooe 992·'Yi19. 9·2B·31C .WILL PAY well for your spare Gl FINANCING AVAILABLE. time working at home to,- us. No down payment, 12 years to Anyone who can read and pay lo qualified Gl. Up to write can ..•cwallfy . Weekly S2,500 available for lot imsalary. For,. details, write, provemenls if you own a lot. James Bliss Co.. P. 0 . Box Gel your new mobile home 324, Dept. K .(79, Levittown, now. See James Simpkins, Pa. 19053. Valley Eslates Mobile Home 9-28-12lc Sales, Rt. 50 East Athens 593-8762. Wanted SECOND·HAND riding mower, Sale Ray Hartley, Racine. phone 949·2855. Amer-ican stereo, AM· 9·26-3tp EARLY FM radio, 4-speed changer,~· For Wanted To Rent speaker sound system, Balance $79.32 . Use our budge! lerms. Call 992·7085. 9-27-<llc HOUSE in country. phone 992. 6407. 9-26-31p STEREO.RADIO combinalion, lovely Walnut finish, 4-speed intermixed changer, 4speaker sound system . TEMi Tom Hill. He· play - · Sw<>at & Tears • mo C.ss. llut he · play oonlight S~r~nad~ an dr Williams hlo. V;arie ·s tbe spice of our music. WMP0/1390 . Balance $63.99. Use our bucjgel lerms. Call 992·7085. 9-27-<ltc 8 ROOM house on Union Ave. Phooe 992-5641. 9-23-dlp 70,000 B. T. U. floor furnace, like - new, ~ circulating gas heaters from 30,000 to 65,1100 B.T.U., commode, drop in double sink . .t.lberl H-11, . ·Racine, Ohio. phone U9-2261. 9-2Htc ADVICE. I SEE A BEAUTIFI.IL IILONDE IN 'lOUR '--- FUTURE. Hourr-~day,Tuesday, Wednesday and Fridar 8:30a.m.lo6 p.m. Thursday 10 a.m. to 8:30p.m. SaIll relay 8:30a.m. to 1 p.m. .li'HONE 992·7474 Residential, Commercial and Industrial Wiring 24 Hour Service 949.4551 Rt. 2 MRS. "'IKUM-YOLJ'vE BEEN APPOINTED 10 DE-POI.UJTE I.Vr.P:i AH HEER.D THAR'5 SOME MIGHT'/ &IG ONES. !!>ETTER GIT MAH MOPAN'PAIL!." ® CITV IN THE US.A. RAch•e, 0.1 • POMEROY HOME & AUTO EXPERT 0 992-2094 Wheel Ali&llment '5.55 -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 - B. TE,......_._"ORD SR. - ... at which time, under ~upervi~ion of a doctor be able to > · _,., human ills.. inchJdinq < bell4- .. aches! THE BoRN_LOSER DOe, Art'\IE! AHIJ If 'SHE lliii'T FR~EIJ, SHE'll DIE"' OR. liE DE~T~Ol'ED 8'f ,SOME OTHER AHIMAL! or Trade 0 11. · 14' • 24' • WIDE. MIWR . For . MOBIL£. HOMES .1220 Wuhington Bivd.. Belpre, Ohio 1970 DODGE Dart Swinger. V-8, MO'T~ERS ... Beeline Fashloos automatic, 20,000 miles. Phone 992-7092. offers you and yoor' family a Sale 9·26-3fc Real Estate year round wardrobe plus a weekly · paycheck . Call ~3 BEDROOM brick home. 1969 CHEVROLET pickup, 41"', 949·3703. location In Middleport.' topper included, automatic, 8 Choice 9·2B·31c Seen by appointment ooly. 1 cyl., 21,000 actual miles, Phone 992·5523 after 4 p.m. spotlights, foglights, $2,300. 5-7·11< Phone 992-6029 or see at Help Wanted Wilson's on Peach WANTED - Person for part- Waller $2.300 WILL bUy >J acres In Fork Road. time work in exciting new Bedford Township, Wolfpen 9·26-31p business in area. Must be able Road . 20 minutes from to read and write English '63 FORD Van Tru-ck - 5175, .65 Pomeroy. :If. of land In timber, language with moderate balance In pasture. No - $200, '66 A-I Ford proficiency, type a little, and -Mustang buildings. Call 092-2152 and 5400. Contact Albert provide transportafioo. Hours Roseberry, Bashan-Keno Rd., ask for Dick . about 10-3 daily. Write P. 0. 9·22·1fC Box 106, Pt. Pleasant, or call Loog Bottom. 9-26-31p 'S IX ROOM house, -balh, full 675-3398. 9·22·7tc basemen!, 133 Bullernul Ave." Mabile Homes for Sale , ArNIC£ • Pomemy Home & NEW, 3-bedroom home In FURNITURE Middleport. Buill·in kitchen, Open1Til'5 ceramic tile bath, all·electrlc Stlip In and See Our Monday thru Salllrday heal, good neighborhood. Can Floor Display. 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0. arrange FHA financing. Telephone 992.3600 or 992NEIGLER Conslructloo. For ST,ANS Body Shop, Rl. 1, 2186. building or r~modellng your Racine Is now open. Call 949· 7·25·1fC home. Call Guy Nelgler, 2789 for appointment. Racine, Ohio. Specializing In painting, body 7·31·1fc ' work and fiberglass. 9·28-6tc HARRISON'S TV and Anlenna Service, Phone 992·2522. NEW CONTRACTOR In area. 6-10-lfc Dry wall patching, general painting. Call Richard I. AWNINGS, storm doors and Dubbeld. phone 742.5825, windows. carports, Rutland. marquees, aluminum siding 9· 28- ~fp and railing. Call A. Jacob, ll<oker sales representative. For free· 110 Mechanic Street estimates, phone Charles SEPT-IC tanks cleaned. Miller Sanltatloo, Stewart, Ohio. Ph. · Pom•roy, Ohio Lisle, Syracuse. V. V. 662-3035. Johnson apd Son, Inc. 2·12-lfc NEW LISTING -6 room frame 5-27·1fC home. Garage. 1 acre at ROSEBERRY furnace In· SEWING MACHINES. R~lr Burlingham. $4,500.00. service, all makes, 992-2214, stallatian. Free estimates oo The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. new furnaces, oil or gas. NEY(..I..ISTING- 2 apartments Aulhorized Singer Sales and Service work . Call Cecil - ooe 6 rooms, bath, large Service. We Sharpen Scissors. Roseberry, Racine, Ohio. ·"'porch, down. Othe,- 5 rooms, J.29.tfc Phooe 614-~2274. bath , up. Middleport. 9-8·301P $23,500.00. O'DELLWHEEL alignment localed al Crossroads, Rf. 124. THE SHOP, Custom meat LUXURIOUS COUNTRY Complete front end service, HOME - New 4 bedrooms, 2 culling. Pleasant Ridge Road, tune up and brake service. Pomeroy. Dick Vaughan, 992baths, family room with · Wheels b<1lanced elec· 3374 and Dale Little, 992·63"'. fireplace. 2 car garage. IS Ironically. · All work 9·12·301c acres. Asking $37,500.00. guaranteed. Reasonable rales. Phone 992·3213. POMEROY Business ~SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 1·21:1fc building with 3 rentals. Reasonable rates. Ph. -446·4782; Asking $25,000.00. Gallipolis. John Russell, AUTOMDBILElnsuraric.>6eeu . Owner & Operator. Lost your . 120 ACRES - Dairy farm . 5·13-11( . caocelled? operator's license? Call 992Clean and productive. Plenty of barn and building space. 5 ,, 2966. 6-15-lfc ;' bedroom home. 2 ponds, Real Estate drilled well , and Chesler water . A REAL FARM . For Sale C. BRADFORD. Auctionee,:-$60,1100.00. HOUSE - Two apls., 4 rooms Complele Service and bath each, near new Phone 949.3821 GENERAL STORE- 2 houses, housing projed. Trade for Racine, Ohio storage building . 2 car smaller house. Phone 992Crltt Bradford • garage. Ole acre. LOCK, 2608. 5-J.tfc. STOCK, and BARREL. Olly 9·26·JOIC $30,1100.00. -REAOY.MIX ° CONCR.ETEdelivered right to your , TO BUY OR SELL CALL 992. Real Estate Sale prolecl. Fast anJ Nsy. Free • 332~ or 992·2378 HOUSE, 1642 Lincoln Heights. est m'ales. Phone 992·3284. · HELEN L. TEAFORD, Call Danny Thompson, 992· Goegleln Ready.Mix Co., ,: ASSOACIATE 2196. Middleport, Ohio. .· • 9-26-6lc 6-JG.If(.<7·18-lfc Vir 9·28·3tc . .------.i!i~ UNFURNISHED house, 4 rooms and balh, garage, 1655 Point Lane, Pomeroy. Phone 992·3874. 9-28-llc Ohio. 992-2951. • 0 TRAILER. Brown's Trailer HALF RUNNER beans, Sl.SO . Park, Minersville1 phone 992bushel, pick you,. .own. 3324. . Potatoes. Clarence Proffitt, 9·26-6tc Portland. Phone 843-2254. 9-22-lfc APARTMENT. furnished room with bath, phone 992-2780 or ~OAL, 'i imestonl.. Excelsior •all Works, E. Main Sf.,, 992-Jol32. 9-17-lfc <'omeroy. Phooe 992·3891. ; Court, Rt . 124, Syracuse, Corner Union AVP.. and State Rt. 7 MARRIAGE Auto . APPLES - Fitzpatrick Dr· TRAILER space, desirable chards, Stale Route 689, neighborhood, phone 992-2084. phone Wilkesville, 669-3785. 9·19·1fC 9-3-lfc TRAILER lOTS, Bob's Mobile · M~IAG£ O'BRIEN ElfCIRIC ·SERVICE DIN IE'S RACINE, 10 room house and 606 E. Main Pomeroy bath. Two lots, basement, garage. Phone 949·4313 after OFFICE SUPPLIES 5:30p.m. 9·23·12tp . And AiiiJ Phone ft2-:J:111 ·. L . l 10-18·1fC apartments. Oose to school. Phone 992-5434. Real Estate For Sale 9·21.J0tp FURNISHED and unfurnished Charleston, Phone 992-2550 Insured - Experienced Work Guaranteed See us for Free Estimate on Furnace lnstalation. .992-7608 . Hard- TRAILER space with utility building in Chesler, phone 985-4106. 9-22-6tc Dr-ive, Virginia, 25306. . Septic Tanks And L.. dl Beds. S1.69. BEAT the COLD WINTER and IT'S COST WITH HEATING OIL FROM LANDMARK. We have the finest Budget Pay Plan, Delivery Services, Automatic Degree Day Delivery and Duel Delivery Equipment. We also have a complete line ot Siegler Fuel Oil Heaters and Fur"\ces . ~ ASSIGNMENTS~ - Kitchens, Ballls Room Additions And PaHos Backhoe And End loader Work Ebersbach Hardware, Sugar Run Mtlls. Ptckens we,.e, Mason. . • • • WllA'r'S Wl'fl.l AI.L Re.modeling DARK BROWN early American love seat. SJO; 4 pair 84" bonded Burlington house drapes, burnt orange and avocado green mixlllre" pr.; ooe dark wooden bookcase, 3 shelves, SB; one metal bed and springs, S5. Contact Roger Bahr, Chester, Ohio 985-'Yi58. _ __ __ _ _ __9_ -28-41c .. , . . STAR kills rats quockly. RAY AAOUIVD ? TlliSe BOOKS, LQ, 1 Tl41$ 5eMESTER'S C!J!'flp{et~ _ 1970 HONDA 450 cc, SSSO. Phone 992-3703 or 992-3751. 9-28-6tc KJEU , DO 'rOV ••• FOUR NEW HQMES OPEN FOR INSPECTION ONE HOME IN RACINE TWO HOMES IN SYRACUSE ONE HOME IN MIDDLEPORT NO MONEY DOWN 100 PCT. FINANCING AVAILABI.E A 3 bedroom S16,900.00 home can be purchased with a moothly payment as low as $65.00 for a family with a base salary of $5,1100.00 and three children. 7'1< Pet. annual BEAUtY SHoP A.9.tfc YARD SALE, rain or shine, ST2 S. 3rd, Middleport Thursday, 4 ROOM and bath apartment. starting at 10 a.m. Telephone 773-51", Mason, :2 GAS circulating healers. "'1-28-21c W. Va ., on main highway. Phone 992·5262 evenings. Reynolds Flower Shop. ' 9-21 ·11C SAVE up to one half. •!Iring your 9-28-6tp sick TV to Chuck's TV Shop, 151 Bu1h:rnut Ave., Pomeroy , 6 ROOM house and bath in FARM and home latex house paint sale. King Builders phone 992.5080. Racine . Phone evenings only S<Jppiy, Middleport. 9-24-lfc 992-5249. 9-2·24tc to Buidls to Blessings POMEROY, OHIO SEMI DRIVER TRAINING. We are currently offering tractor !railer lralnlng through the facililies of lhe following I'VE · HAD ME A HOOTIN'·HOLLER HAIRLESS FERTHUTW 'I EARS - bulfonholes, sew oo buttons, For New 71 Buick New ·72 Pontiac lnstruetion Female Help Wanted New Firm Takes Over October 5th machine in original factory carton. Zig. zag to make 9-28·6fc OLD Furniture. dishes, docks. and-or complete households. Write M. D. Miller, Pomeroy, Auto Sales Ohio. Call 992-6271. 8-25-tfc 1962 FORD 1h ton pickup truck - -------$.450. Phooe 949-4551. Buicks and Pontiacs zig -zag sewing 5641. L--~-----------------J WANT AD INFORMATION Male Help Wanted DEADLINES 5 P.M. Day Before Publ !calion IMMEDIATE opening for a Monday Deadline9 a .m. man over 21 years old to work . Ca(l~llalian .. Corrections in our store. Must have good Will beaccepteduntilh.m. for'· personality, like to meet Oa~ of Publication ' public, willing to assume REGULATIONS responsibility, vacation plan, • The Publisher · reserves the hospitalization plan and other right to edit or reject any ads fringe benefits. Please stale The· salary requir-ements. Send deemed objectional publisher will not be r;,.jh,sible resume of present and past for more than one incorrect· employers to Box 729·L c-o insertion. ' The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy. RATES Ohio. for Wi}nt Ad Se,-vice 9·26·12tc Scents per Word one insertion lllanted To Buy 1971-1972 MUMS, all colors, field grown, ready. fo go Big Clusters. Reynolds Flower Shop, Mason, W. Va. 9·28-6tp single dial. left in lay -away OPEN EVES. 1..0 I'.M. f'41MIIOY, 01110 ROOFING & CARPENTER WORK SPOUTING, · ROOF PAINTING NEW & OLD WORK All WNther Rooting & Construction Co. aild Anlllony .Plumbi~g & Heating: Comp lete- -Piu mbi ng, Heating and Ajr . Con· dilioning. · 240 Lincoln St., Midd Jeport and never been used. Will sell for only W cash or credit terms available. Phone ·992- Pomeroy Motor Co. Not' ·· ------ designs with just the twist of a 1 cared for. The Almanac By United Press Internatioul . Minimum.Charge 75c Today is Tuesday, Sept. 28, 12 <enls per word three . the 271st day of 1971 with 94 to consecutive insertions. 18 cents per word six confollow. secutive insertions. The moon is between its first 25 Per Cent Discount oo paid ads and ads paid within 10 days. quarter and full phase. CARD OF THANKS The morning stars are &OBITUARY • Mercury and Saturn. S1.50 for 50 word minimum. The evening stars are Venus Each additional word 2c. BLIND ADS and Jupiter. Additional 2Sc Charge ' per On this day in history. Adverliseml!fll. . OFFICE HOURS In 1781, Gen. George Wash8:30a.m. to 5:00p.m. Daily, ington, backed by the French 8:30 a .m. to 12:00 Noon fleet and bolstered by 7,000 Salllrday. French troops, began the siege · of British and Hessian forces at IC8 Yorktown Heights, Va. PIAf'!O luning, reference , In 1850 the flog<ring of sailors Me1gs Local Schools. Phone I ~-· 992-5509. in the U.S. Navy was abolished. 9·26·31p In 1920, a grand jury in PEP-UP with new Zippies iron Chicago indicted eight members pills. Nan-habit forming . Olly of the Chicago White Sox on $1.'18, Nelson Drugs. 9-22-JOip charges of throwing the 1919 World Series with Cincinnati. REDUCE safe and fast with In 1965, at least 184 persons Gobese tablets and E-Vap Water Pills. Nelson Drugs. were killed when the Mt. Taal 9·22·301p Volcano erupted in the Philip. pines . . KDS(!:>T Kosmelics. Sep· • 1.:0, !ember Sales Special: .l l.p~ --. ~ A i.IJ\,Ught for the day: ·Irish Kreamy Lip kote $2 now SUO, Frosllucent Lip Kote poet Thomas Moore said, "And S2.50 now S2, 23 delicious when once the young heartof a colors. Call 992-5113 or come maiden is stolen, the maiden see at 161lf:z ~· •h Ave., Middleporl, Ot. herself will steal after it soon." 8-29-lfc 8·15-lfc EARN AT home addressingenvelopes. Rush stamped self·addressed envelope. The Ambrose Co., 4325 Lakeborn, Davisburg, Mich., ol8019. 9-8-JOtp NEW 1971 .', _. )IARNBY ! -~----- 1967 CHEVROLET BELAIR . $1495 St. Wagoo. Green finish with matching green vli!YIInlerlor, all good WW tires, VB engine, ~utomatic trans., . power steering and brakes, luggage rack . A sharp wagon and priced to please. 1961 FORD GALAX IE 500 4 DOOR $1595 Low mileage by local one owner. Med, green finish and Final CloseOut FIUIII Motor Co. ' - For Sale -- ---·~ Cleland PUBLIC SALE SAT., OCT. 2 AT 1:00 P.M. just walking distance from· downlown Pomeroy. Conlact Ed Hedrick, 2137 Wadswodhj .:>rive. Columbus, Ohio, phone· 237-4334, Columbus. ' 5·9·1fd PUBLIC SALE .Realty · 6. "--fan tutte" '7--r.;uu;;;;:;;:;;;;: !~: PremonlRetleeted ~ 12. toryaiJn ";'!f-~;;.:..: liS. Deac:ribtng .. many a . mind VAUJE ~TIID l.'r."~ USED CARS • 0 mon article 17.Rub clea.D 18.March 19. Court figure (abbr. I 20.Century ' (2 wda.l · 26. Dontestlcated _ _....,:L.L,;._ _ 29. Paying •. ,· NOW JUST ... :' ' •17.9 5 61~N Karr &Van Zandf CAU5 A t;III~ND IN DEFIIRTMENT. "You'll Like Our QJallty Way of Doing Business." GMAC FINANCING 992·5342 Pom•roy Open Ev.nings 'Til 1:00 Til S P.M. ~1. 9. Black 11. Slowed down H . COm- FOOT IF YOU WJU., BUT RI!MI!lMBER IT DIDN'T WORK,' JI'OR THE ltABBJT.-R. 1:. BHAy (C JJ'II XIOC' J'eaturu BJll~l<ate, lac./ JtYWl!llb)]~d.J::·" '~c 24. Arctic exp&DIIe .25.For each 27-. Galahad, to Lancelot 30.-- de-IIIIA: 31. Ancestor 32. Kind of 'I~'•Auwa 33. Stringed lnatrwnent 34. Son of Ruth .. 35.Ponce antelope guest 30. Azllot 31. Through· andthrough 35. Spanlah article 38. Untruatworthy temps. w•ter eve1 control . ' unr Listing: 12 by 15 carpel, 9 by 15 carpet, recliner chair, platlorm rocker, drop leaf table and 2 chairs, occ. table, ~amps, eledrlc sweeper, throw rugs, plclllre frames, clothes hamper, electric range, refrigerator & freezer combination, dishes, fool stool, mirrors, radio & record player, room divider, l chest of drawers, 1 dresser, ser· vlng tables, 2-9 by 12 rugs, .9 pr. fiber glass drapes, coffee table. pole lamp, almost new f!rlgldalre automatic washer, ace. table radio, .lawn furniture, glider, porch swing, wringer washer. garden fools, lamp table, 1 sofa, 3 . wood chairs. fruit jars, flint arrow heads, iron bed, stone ' jar, planters. fuel oil and drum, gas healers, drums, elec. sander, set of turn plows, lrador drawn; Rota tiller, oil drum pump, fracto" drawn disc. . Filter or PowiN' · Fin Aoltetor. Ptrm•·'nss · overdr\'ing . ..,,...,_, .,.., .. ,., ............ -w J...W.., C~ Dm'Y QUINCH ,-+• ,, .. 0 4. Word with lr+-+~­ hea<lor plant • ~: 0 0 • 0 •• DAILY CRYP1'0Q1JO'I'E-IIere'elaow to -rlllt: 0 AXYDLBAAXB LONGFELLOW Olio leUer simply alall4o for another. Ia thio Ample A Ill UMd for the three L'•, X for the two O'a, etc. Blqte Jette"" apoetrcopl!eo, the length aDd formaUoD of the worda are all 111nta. J:adl day t11t c:oc1e tetten .... dlfteftllt, • ~ lo 0 W• Spoclllllt lo MAYTAG IIH Cor,.t SllrYito 742-4111 Arnold Grate Ruttand, A CJI7pt.fll n Q ' I' 1 H 0.; ' z x v IE x o Ill G Q z B JC··o u Mo z o J s 1• OXJU, JICCXOVR AGNHU, CilfVZEGJI' ' • \1 111-ACGUIIIID , ·, 2. Give ott 3. Weather 'Fino Mnll Llni Fllltr. ·RUTLAND FURNITURE LICKED IN A CO~f.R. (• DOWN 1. - - Kirk Surround clothes•' with ·gentlt, even•• no III .... () I 12 wda.) 41.-mertdJem Signify . Rewanl . Chatter Mort•t Haloof·Heat Dry on heat. No hot Spob, ISATHAG I II 12wda.) Seldon Moore is moving into a mobile home. IFFIT de36.Wioeabout 37. BriUah gun 311. Air (comb. fonn) 40.Afrlcan wolf Unscramblelheae four Jumbles, one letter to ~ach oquare, to form four ordinary wordo. "PY Cheshire, on Rt. 7, Reason For Sale, Mrs. ' .,.......,._ Cijplqooolo,: DICPICND ON THE RABIIl'1'8 . wldl land 8. Religious body IIDDg Uollllto a typist ..;. .-··... • 21. Edge 6. "L!ul 22. Blemof the lah Kohtcans'' 23. Popgirl ular 7.AnArab aand5.Lamprey ,17. Oh, joy! o19. Lofty 22. Send for delivery • 88 4 DOOR galore. carpeted, bath, nice kitchen, large garage, .75 ACRE of ground, IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION. GOING AT 520,500. THIS YOU MUST SEE. 15.Gnawed 16. Ballor's 26.1JUIIruC• 680LDS 1 slory frame, 3 0 Saturday. Oct. 2, at 1:00 P.M.,lf2 mile above Auctioneer: R. E. Knotts assistod br Col. Jimmy Sayre Clerk: Wilson Rusk ment · ;.l,..a.;IU.U., work:: bedrooms, storage space HAVE A SELLING PROBLEM? PLACE THE SALEOF .YOUR PROPERTY IN COM· PETENT HANDS. HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR Office 992·2259 Residence 992-2568 9-24-6fc ACBOSS 1.1!lmbank- BACKHOE AND DOZER Septic tanks Installed. Georoe • (Bill I Pullins, Phooe 992·241. • -4:~tlc : · 608 East Main POMEROY TOWNSHIP ROAD T-29 - 11.i6 ACRES, beaullful slle for housin~ project or lraller court, 1deal site for exclusive home. ALMOST IN POMEROY AND LEVEL. Jusl $12,900. RACINE - CROSSWORD C I V L l!l Q V N 0 E X U . -- B N I Jl' J B. U • n ,, • T n I • K 8 Q -- ' ..... lAlONe ) �,. .. ' ' ' . ,;JVeWs~·••.in ~riefs ,. c •-ThrDaUySelltineJ,MJdi!lepor~.o,; Sept.a,tflt I · . . .... ., ' . r-·------!..:...~;..;-::---~-----~---:--. · Black Picture· Painted I ·· HOSPITAL NEWS ,. . l . I , · ,, · · · (Continued !~om page I) ·. . . ', . , •ttle against environinental Jl!)llulion. "ln the l!iJt 10 yeara, the . , eredlt card~ lncfe&Sed the cost of living abOut 5pet:," C011.1leau • · "Yet no one complained." '· business during the I'Ut two Jiolzer )ledical Center, First Vete~Mem~rlaiBoitpital . years much less bridge the Ave. 1111d Cedar ·.St. ,General ADMITTED ~· Howard . gap !bat has d.Veloped during visiting hours 2-4 and ?.a p.m. :.argent, SyraCWie· Christlile . · till! past decade," he said. Maternity visiting hours 2:30 to Branham, Pomeroy; Wllltam Attac~ into Thifd Day "The few crumbs !bat may 4:30 p.m. "Parents ·only ·on Stevens, . Kimauga; Donald SAiGON - VIET CilNG TROOPS contlllled I« the third be provided wiD prove to be loo Pediatrics W&rd. · · Machir, Letart, W. Va.; alralght day !bell' pte-election attacks. against allied positions, . litUe, too late, and ali emharBlrlbs . · •Stanford Denney, Pollleroy; '~bey struck allied oulpalts along the CambOdJ.an border .with rassment to those districts go- Mr. and Mts. Richai')J David Howard. Seai'les; Pomeroy. heavy rocket and m«tar lire. Saigon authorities sa.id lbat,ln the ing to the Jl!l~ this November. Blessing, PO!ilerll)', a daughter; DISCHARGED - Dewey period since the new enemy drive began, at least 230 Cooununist In a word the state support Mr. and Mra. Erilline ,Johnson, Simpson, Wilbur Napper, . !IOidlers h!id been killed. SOI!tb Vietnamese losses were .28 dead picture Is dismal;" Jackson, a daughter; Mr. and Mai~ie · Hannahs, H~riison llld 176 WOI!hded. Miller saitl . till! legislature .Mrs... Noxon Denton Nelson, Robinson, Charles Machir. "might as well" lake ~ recess GalliJI!)Iis Ferry, a daughter; • · History Made in Cop~nhagen' from its work on the budget an- Mr..and Mts. Otarlea R. Small, PLEASANT VALLEY COP'ENaAGEN - IIISTORY WAs MADE in Copenh&gen til alter till! November elections Ga)lipolis, a daughter: and Mr · ADMISSIONS - Mrs. 0111 tOday as a Japanese emperor, f« the firsl tune In !be 264nwlred~ then_~~n and continue, and Mrs. Merrill R. Waugh, Knlg]Jt, Middleport; Mrs. ,ear .annals of the Ghrysanthemlllll Throne, wandered about as a until a ~gnificant job has been Crown City! .a daughter. William Litchford Jac)lson · ·tourist on foreign soil. Emper« Hirohito, accompanied by his AIRMAN .DAVIS completed.'' ·· · OildwJes . Mrs. · Richard Thoinas, Point Mrs. Robert E. Auzier and Pleasant; Mrs. Jack Kinney, SAN ANTONIO - Airman express, set out em a busy itinerary which included a visit to the Fred E. Davis, sou of Mr, and Royal Danlsb PorCelain Factory and a luncheon with Derun¥k's daughter, Denver Bowen, L. Point Pleasant. . queen, WellmanBowman,PaulBurns, DISCHARGED - Leland Mts. Robert E. Davli oUt. R. king Courtney ealidill, Mn..:t.fayteh Norman~ worthy Blain, Mfs. 1, Langsville, Oltlo, ba.s Cleary, Harlan .Conley, .Mrs. W~ Chapmal), ~8 ; Ed. complel,ed bulc training at Lady Fleming Gets 16 Months . WASHINGTON (UP!) -With the first in American hlstpry, to Clar.ence Crolbers, Brand~n Harman, Mrs. Lena Crookham, . LacldaQd AFB, T~, and has A~ - l.ADY AMAIJA FLEMiNG, widow of the ~n . a 'spirited defense of the right Obtain court. Injunctions · to Curtis~ Mrs. Larry Goodwem Mrs. Pale Jacobs, Mrs.•Uonel been assigned · lo · Chanute who discovered penicillin, w'aa found goUty of conspiracy todaY AFB, m., for tralJ1lDg In lbe and sentenced to 16 months imprisonment. Three other defen, of the press to put forth even prevent n~wspapers from puband son, Mrs. James lJaley • Greer. armament systems lleld. · dan~ accused with 1!¢1' of plotting till! escape of a man sentenced "thoughts and ideas which we lishing stories, a reference to · Woodrow Hudson, Mrs. Gary Births: Sept. '1:1, a son to Mr. hate and despise," Sen. Sam J. the "Pentagon Papers" dispute. Huston and son, Mrs. Ja_mea and. Mrs. Nortnan Nicholson, Airman· Davis, ·a 1981 for attempting to ass•ssinale Premier George Papadopoulos Ervin Jr., D-N.C., today opened -The Issuance of subpoenas Hulton lllld son, Ronald Kight, Evans· gradual~ of Meigs · Blgb were jailed for a total of 42 months. a 'broad examination of the by grand juries and congresWilliam Knotts, Mrs. Thomas · Scboal, bas an aisociate Theology student John Skelton of Yardley, Pa, was condegree In 1171 fr!lm .Oblo status 1n this "general lime of siona] committees of reporters ~· Rayburn arid daughter, Mrs. victed,. given a seven-month jail sentence and told it would be. tnstltute of Teclmology at crisis" of freedom of the press and tlll!ir notes. . Clarence Sargent, Farrell suspended for lhtee years. in America. -'!be widespread use of false Shafer, Glenn Sales, Mrs. Lewis ~~~ Columbus. Ervin, who observed his 75th press creden!ials by governTaylor, · Sr., and Mrs. Ellen TV Industry in Semi-Shock . ' birthday Monday with a cup of ment investigators. COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Walker. HOLLYWOOD - mERE ARE SEVERAL staUstics coffee with his staff, said three -And the ''new feara about Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Thomes E. Agee, Clarence _ . shocking to the television industry in the national ratings for the weeks of hearings by his Senate government control and regula- said today State Senate passage Aldridge, Mrs. Edna M. Austin, Harold H. Hall, Ill, Midil!eport n l recent premiere week of the new sea&OI!· One is !bat NBC-TV's constitotional rights subcom. · lion of the broadcast media." of an increase in the sales tax Mrs. Elmer S. Bailey, Mosey Route· I, diecl early Tuesday at r'OSSl. 1e "Bonanza," long a frontrunner, came In 50th among the listed mittee would examine four Harding Bancroft, executive "does noUting to correct the Blackburn, Mrs. Rodney D. the Arcadia Nursing Home In shows. It was knocked off by CBS-TV's new Sunday night comareas where !be press' freedom vice president of '!be New Ycirk basic Inequities of our present Davis, Jr., Dale E. Durst, Mrs. Coolville. bination of an early movie -in Ibis case ''Guess Wbo's Coming of ~ratiori has been dimi- 'l;imes, and Norman Isaacs, the properly tax System .. .'' George L. Fisher, Todd Wayne Mr. Hall was born May 16, B . nished or challenged by govern- retired executive editor of the C. William Swank, .executive Fisher, David L. GUliland, Mrs. 1891ln Uniontown, Pa., the son Sheriff Robert Bartenbach?s To Dinner" -and Glemi Ford's new series, ''Cade's County," In ment in recent yeara: Louisville, Ky. COurler.Journal vice president of the federation, Eugene R. Gurtis,lllra. Homer of the late Elisha and Zelia Dept. is investigating a Jl!)SSible which he plays a modern s!lerlff. It was also knocked off by ABC_The government's attempt, and Louisville Times, w)lo now said the action ·of the state Sen- A. Henderson and son, Mrs. Sue Glover Hall. He was preceded In breaking and entering at a TV's Sunday movie, "EI Dorado." teaches at the Collllllbia ate "only succeeded in dbn- Jenks, Mrs, David L. Jividen death also by a daughter and by home on the New Lima Road •'Guess Who's Coming To Dinner" came In third among aU University School of Journa- ming our hopes for some long- and daughter, Mrs. Ferris C. his wife, Lula, the latter in 1966. near Rutland. Authorities said ~ogrlllll8, "Cade's County" ranked a alrong 11th am "El Jism, . were among today's needed reform of Ohio's tax Jobnson, Mrs. James.T. Kittell, Surviving are a daughter, tlll!y were notified by a bottled Dorado" finished In a lie for seventh place. '!be networks are ·tnesaes structure." Mrs. Francis Maddy, Herbert Miss Rhoda R. Hall, at home; gas deliveryman !bat a window known to throw their most potent movies against the competition w~rvln ~ned the hearing "TheSenateplandoesnothing E. Noel, JOhn E. Salts, Mrs. four sisters, Mrs. Leah Bryner, had been broken at the early In the season, so "Bonanza" might well come back, but the with a quotation from Jef- to correct the basic Inequities Arthur F. ·Smith, Mrs. John Silver Springs, Md.; Mrs. Doris residence where the occupants ratings do indicate that the veteran Western series is wlnerable (Continued from page I) ferson: "No government ought of our present properly lax sy&- William Stevens and son, Mrs. Sanl, ·Cuyahoga Fall!!: Mrs. were on vacation. A relative to tough opposition. decided to. leave Hungary. to be without censors and tern, and under the Senste's Larry Allen Vance and son, Allen (Wilma) Groff, Con- accompanied officers to the He spent UU, lime In the where the press is free, no one plan, farmers would continue to ~ Walker, Mrs. Carlos R: fluence, Pa., and Mrs. James borne Monday, but it was not Soft Coal ·Deadline Near fourll) floor, three-toom apart- · ever will." pay an inordinate BJI)ount of White, Mrs._WUliam R. Wort- (Mary) Barton, Pittsburgh, Pa. determined what, if anything, WASIIJN'GTON - WORKING AGAINST a strike .deadline men! in the u.S. legation which The ilenator contrasted !bat their income for properly tax- man and son, Missey Evans, Mr. Hall,. a member of the had been removed from the just days away, negotiators for the soft coal InduStry am the · later became the embassy view with "sharp and angry es," said Swank. Lester Ohlinger, !lnd Charlotte Middleport Bllptiat Church, had home. The occupants will United Mine Workers Union (UMW) contlllled meeting in closed when U.S. -Hungarian relations attacks upon the newa media "We are still. convinced !bat Rankin. worked several years at the return Wednesday. · sessi0118 here today: The sessicns were reported Ill be keyed · improved. He read the newspa- by high government officials.'' a personal income tax would be Roy Blackburn, Jr., Earl Twin Coach Co. in Kent, Ohio Monday on health, safety and welfare fund matters, but stW to be (iel'$ left at his door, he said Some of them, he said, !be most fair to all taxpayers, Foglesong, Johnathan before his retirement. taclded is the key Issue of higher wages in the new three-year ' Mass for the Catholic members · "appear to believe that the would keep pace with the ever- Higginbotham, Mrs. Vaughn Funeral services will be held VISIT IN DOVER contract covering lll,lioonnners. The old pact expires at midnight of till! legation and he took purpose of the press Is to growing need for tax revenues Miller and son, Mrs. Merle at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Mts. George Nesselroad, Sr., solitary walks in the building's present the government's Jl!)li- and would provide a means for Morris and· son, Floyd Rawtings-<:oats Funeral Home Mrs. Lanny Jenkins, and Mrs. Thunday. enclosed courtyard. cies and programs to•the public genuine properly · tax relief," Newsome, Mrs. Clyde Weaver, with the Rev. Charles Sjnions Clara Karr, Pomeroy, spent ' The UMW Is demanding a $13 per day ra~ ln. the present Through,till! years Hungarian in the best possible light." said Swank. Carl Wheeler, Rebecca White, officiating. Burial will be.In the Saturday in Dover where they basic rate of f:li'. T))e wage Issue has been ~ticaled by unsecret Jl!)llce in plainJ:lotbes At the same lime, he said, Swank predicted continued Mrs. Edward Willis, Jr., Mrs. Riverview Cemetery. Friends ·Visited Mrs. Nesselroad's certainty about what ecoocmic controls President Nixon will put waited in an automobile parked the press has reacted with troubles for Ohio schools if the Sam Wyatt, and Kenneth may call at the funeral borne brother, Pearl (Toots) Karr, on the economy when till! 9lklay wage-price freeze enda in In front of the legation across "equally hostile respOnseS" and Senate version becomes law. Morrison, anytime alter 10 a.m. Wed- and Mr. and Mrs. WUliam J. November. It was 'iJOSslble any pay raise agreement would be rolled back by new gov~nt economic coi!IPiaints. from Freedom Square to arrest has seffietimes forgotten that "There are going to be more u~. "·t: '.f •.•: .L nesday. Karr. him If he s!louid appear. till! FirSt Amendment's !l'ohitii- and more operating levies and lFU . .:nra '!be position with Hunga- lion against laws restricting the bond issues voted down," said DANCE PLANNED ry waa tlu\1 the matter of his press "was not intended as Swank. "The people luive had · A dance for members and _ .JAY 0 asyllllll in the embassy was one their exclusive possession." enough of high property taxes lF~I '""' gueats wiD be held Saturday by to be settled between HUngary The First Amendment means, and patch work legislative acDrew Webster Post 39, . . ·d, ••-t the press can lion on taxes." · American Legion at the post House must act on yet another Ervm 881 ""' and the Vatican. Funeral services for . . • . COLUMBUS (UP!) - The until Saturday. interim budget lo tide the state • Witbln minutes of Mlndszen- be "absurd, misleading and Lawrence Strausba""" 74 of home.Muslcwillbeprovldedby Obi H f Re tali The Hou:se formally receives · ...,.., • Armand at the organ Ado ouse o presen ves ty's arrival In Rome toda Y the vindictive ... lncompIete, unfall' near Wilkesville, who . died . is was expected to give its nod of the $7.7 bUlion b~dget passed by over for the early part of Oc• 1 1 Vatican announced a new and even vicious." He left UtUe · W j Monday at the Holzer Medical nuss on ree. approval to one budget tonight the Seiulte last Saturday and Is tober, Including paying primate for Hungary. It said doubt that he felt it sometimes Center, wiD be at 2 p.m. FINE ORDERED while sh)lking its head at expected to reject the massive legislators' salaries. The $75 Msgr. Imre Kis]jerk would take is. Thursday at till! Strong and Son 'lb • A M Langsville another as the General changes the upper chamber million package lo cover Oct, 1over the duties of apostolic "It means lbat thoughts and Funeral Home In WUltesvllle. omas · . yers, Assembly gets its work week off . made in the biD passed in its 15, passed last Friday by the 1 10 administrator. ideas which we hate and A retired carpenter, Mr. Route • was fined and costs to a late start. original form by the House last Senate, was the object of a session today by the House despise wiD appear in print and CLIFTON, W. Va. - Walter Struusbaugh was born Dec. 24 by Rutland Mayor Eugene B tb tb H d Se te July. · be broadcast across the land W. Blake, 61, died at 2:30a.m. 1894, tlll!sonofthelateCiaren~ ~~on Mo~y night on a are osched~edo:"cC:vene ~ 8 ~cause of the prolonged Finance Conunittee. ... ," he said. "Most Americans Tuesday at his residence here. and Mary Cooper Strausbaugh. ~·g convlC on. p.m. tonight instead of tlll!lr dilemma over the budget, the have come to understand !bat Mr. Blake, a crane operator Besides his _· parents, he w_as CLOTHING OFFERED general Monday night or early the irritating excesses of the with till! Foote Mineral Corp., bs IT'S HOMECOMING Tonight Only preceded m death by wife, F 1 thing da will be Tuesday starts because of work The Meigs High School September 28 ON HONOR ROLL f:SSa ar;,:.,sm:::de~t pa~ ~~:t ;~'::s ofu':.7on~ni= G e r t r u de WIlli a m s ob~;::edca~ till! Salv:tion Army !bat kept !be leglsiators here Homecoming dance wiD be held Meigs County students who "'''"" Unlied Strausbaugh; belonged to the ..,..,..,n Walt .Disney's government control.'' d ·'·ler a son, Cooper, HQ on BuIIernu I Ave . ln have been named to the honor Friday immediately following "Sl,OOO,OOO DUCK" In nine days of hearings, Methodist Church. He was born anSu~viv'ing are three Pomeroy Tb~y. Anyone ~ roll )It the GalliJI!)Iis Business the Meigs-Ironton game in !be (Tecllnicolorl representatives of till! press and June 9, 1910 at Glenwood, W. daughters, Mrs. Marlene Keck, the area needmg clotblng Ill Dean Jones College for the sununer quarter former Pomeroy Junior High of till! academic world are to Va., till! son of till! late James N k· .. _ Mary Hebn welcome. Sandy Duncan are Mrs. Karolyn Soulsby School. Dress wiD be informal. ewar me ' '"'"·d u - M 1 ' join government officials at till! and Frances Spurlock Blake · WUk Black, Pomeroy, Miss Marcia Admission is $1 for singles and u esv 1 •Reyn an ldsb ''" •• er ynd PACK TO MEET ' Wall Disney's wiiness table. Surviving are his .. .... e, w·i1ma old 0 0 McGraw, Racine, and Miss $1.50 for couples. MUsic will be . BONGO da hte Miss Doroth Am urg; a? Pomeroy Cub Scout Pack 249 J provided by the "Stone Rose." (Technh:olorl Sandi Taylor, Middleport. But Vice President Spiro T. B~~. of,o;i Pleasant·, three sons, ~Y and ClOVIS, willmeetat7:30p.m. Thursday "G" Agnew' till! administration's both of the WUltesville area and at the IOOF hall over the Blue SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. most outspoken press critic, sons,JamesW.,PointPleasant, Paul of Newark The annual meeting of the . .- - - - - - - - - . . . - - - - - - - - - • wasbertnotG.askKledein,to PrTdent. and Charles, of Letart, W.Va.; . Frienda may · call . at ~ :doug~r ~Y~"t::elrbparoysen~~! Meigs County Fann Bureau VIsit Elberfelds 3rd Floor Ber four brothers, Charles H., of funeral home beginning tbis . 'led .Federation has been set for wectnlsdlly & Thursdlly Nixon's top adviser on press Baltimore, Ohio; Artley, evening until lime of services. mVJ • Thursday, Oct. 21 , Henry September 29-30 NOT OPEN relations, sent a Jetter declining Ben ion and Berland, all of Burial .wiD ..be in . the Vinton LOCAL TEMPS .,. Frank, president. said today. ,an Invitation to testify. Clifton; four sisters, Mrs. Rena Memorial <Jeme~. .Th te ind A fast-moving program is · Williams, Point Pleasant; Mrs. · e mperature owntown planned lor till! session which . May Tolliver, Glenwood; Mrs. , Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Tuesday will be at the Meigs High Abna Zimmerman, Clifton, and TAKEN To ~OSPlTAL was '74 degrees under suimy School, Frank ssid. A steak Mrs. Willa Jacobs, Pomeroy. The Pomeroy E-R squad skies. · dinner wiD' he served at 7, 28 Funeral services wiD be at answered a call to the Stewart p.m. followed by a short 1:30 p.m. Thursday at the residence on Mulberry Heights business meeting. Tex Harrison Foglesong Funeral Home wilh at · 5:41 p.m. Monday from and The Valley Boys will till! Rev. Bernice Winkler of- where Stanford Demey, who POMEROY I.ANES ld . f · ficiating. Burial wiD be in the makes his home with the INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE prov e pro esswnal calibre Stewarts, was taken to Veterans Won lost entertainment. Adamsv·ille Cemetery. Frlencb K-CJewelers 12 4 Ticketsmaybeobtained.from may call at the funeral home Memorial Hospital and ad- ~~ndzymFiavrek 12 4 the Farm Jilureau office, In 10 6 p milled as a medical patient. ..., alter 3 P·m· Wednesday· Thomas Body Shop 10 . 6 omeroy, phone 992-2181, or Team 3 4 12 from Rex Shenefield, Thomas ' Mil hone Sohlo o 16 Sayre Roy· MlUe •Mts H Je SALES PLANNED FIREMEN CAIJ ED High Team Three Games ' · · , r, · .e n Xi Ganuna Mu Chapter of The Pomeroy .Fire Dept. was Landmark 2451; K-C Jewelers Williams, Ziba Midkiff, Mrs. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will called to Route, 33 near the 2370; Thomas Body Sl\op 2353. Roy Holter, John Colwell, Mrs. High Team Game - K·C Edison , Hollon · Don Wilson See the big se~ hold a rummage sale from 9 Reuter Service Statloo at 4 p.m. Jewelers 864; Landmark 852; Robert B d tte' J W · • Landma.k 842. ur e , r., ayne a.m. to Sp.m. Friday and from 9 Monday when brake linings on a Ind. High Three Games - L. Roush or Frank. in ihe a.m. to l p.m. Saturday at the truck had caught fire. However, Thomas 574: Boyer 569; Gilbert Coates building on North 'till! owner had eXtinguished the w~s5~. , Fumiture Department Second Ave., Middleport. fire before the depariJllent High Ind. Ga!Yfe - Boyer 245; Gilbert Woods 204; L. Thomas ' . Members are to take rummage arrived. 202. FINED $15, COSTS on the 3rd fklor. to the sale location from 6 to 7 TRI COUNTY LEAGUE SYRACUSE Charles M. . They globe-tro! and . vacation p.m. Thursday. Pomeroy Bowling Unes • · Walnut · BAHR Gn,\DUATES · Sept. 21,1971 . McFarland, ~· )'lew Haven, -and have fun. Luck? Not Meigs Marriage Ucense Roger Baht of near Long Team , Pis. w. L. TP was fined $15 and costs in tba Oak Ronald Lee Wagner, 19, Bo.tlom wiD be among the WCearnr.n'eBrlsoc,nks. a bit of it. They have a regular 1~ ..5 1 · 5232 court of Syracuse. Mayor . 10 . 4 2 S.S26 H L d da igh Malllllee, anll Betty Louise Fnday gradQIItes from the Ohio Firestone 10 4 2 4987 erman on on Mon Y n t ,savings plan. Open your Savings "aple . .• Shaffer, 19, Racine Route 1. Slate Patrol School in -Collllll- Rawl. DOdge 8 3 3 54<40 on a charge of excessive Speed Account here. Have fun. bus Bahr and his wife Mary Larry's Ash. 6 2 4 . 42?0 for road conditions. Milton Modern · Early American . .· . • • Holsurn 0 o 6 463 v· · Will move to Chillicothe where HI Team Series, Rawlings ar.lan, marsh~ II, llled the . · Mediterranean Full Service lank DtT·rUiiii'Di'!.t till! new. patrolmllil bas been ·Dodge 3096, HI Team Game, charge. assigned. R~~~t~~~~:s.1 ~~rners Ins. Matching 291 •• HI Tea!Yf Game, Warners •'. ' Ins. 1055. WARNING GIVEN .· Chairs Availible ·,· SAME DAY -·~ IHIC:INIIATI HI Team Series, Larry .SYRACUSE Marshall . VISITORS IJSTED ' Ashland 2896, HI Team Game, M . iltoil Vari.a,n is warnln• all . SERVICE ' ' lrd Floor MASON. ~ ~. Ferris Justla Firestone 1~1. . . • 1'•1 In At 9-0uf At 5 and Mn. EW\ice Hart, both of · Hllnd. Series.' Ed Voss 617, HI Syracuse residents th!lt dog Furniture ~.,rtment Ind. Ga111e, Ed Voss 237 , · awners must k~p their ahlnials '' ~n: :Mrs. Freda Henry, ' deli~...., to yovr ho1,11e, Stnr.iblt Chell!, Use Our Free Pfrkilll Lot HI Ind. series, Paul Harris 'confined to. their' property. Prompt Clifton, and Mrs. Ruth Batey, ~:,;,,HJ24 _1nd. Game, ·G,orge' OWners In violation will be cited New Haven, were Sunday guests of Mrs. E8tyl Clark In . Hi trid. Series, A,. l:. Phelpi, to COIIfl and fined upon con216 E. 2nc1, Pomeroy ~fim, Hi Ind. Game,. Ole~ Alb vic lion, Varian l!lid, New 'Haven. I ' " '' ' CINCINNATI (UP!) - In a ed his resignation and Monday lmaJ report prior 19 leaving_of, · was his last 'day on till! job. ftCI! ~ city schools !11Jperlnten- "As schools ppen tbrougb011t .dent, PaUl Millet said the Ohio till! state, the state capital sits General Assembly "sits abnost almost in a state of s!lock as •in a stateofsehock" ov¢1' what to what to do about .state ·~ . to ·do about funding of educa- port, •• Miller said in the reJI!)rt lion in the state. to till! city school bGiird. Miller, a frequent · critic llf "It Beeii\S quite evident !bat -the state legislature during his no better way will be found to years ~ superintendent here, finance education. The funds called the outioolt for state aid now contemplated wiD barely "dismal." He recently announc- meet the rising costs of doing Ervin Defends h f · p ' . . • R·. ... . ts 0 . ress. . Tax· B·m·.. . I . and g L ac' kin .. g R e1.onn H.arold i:Jall Died Tuesday 'b B&E Jnvestig. ted, · Mind , .. szenty "-::_us · vaugn u.s: Died .._,. House Will Vote One Up One Down, JF.lalter Blake Died Tuesday * . MEIGS lHEATRE. Farm Bureau's Annual Meeting• Js Octo.ber 21 tw! 1 LoeaJ. Bowling lucky people are on the go !If ·Desks ' t.Ubens /falior\Df ·. SHIRt FINISHING Robinsoo's Cleaners Commissioners Asked 't o Support NeW Housiltg : )' . • <J· ;> Lalldfill .Shown In ·ovHs Film· ' A !i1m showing how one of the first goverhment operated landfill dlllllps was built was presented by Jack Cummins of the Ohio Valley Health Services Tuesday night in the Meigs County courtroom. Attending the meeting were township trustees, the Meigs County commissioners, and Prosecutor Bernard Fultz. Purely informative, the showing was to acquaint public officials with necessary planning leading to a county landfill which Meigs COunty will build throUgh an approximate $123,000 grant of Appalachia fpnds, It was explained that a suitable site for the landfiU will have to be approved, not only by the Ohio Department of Health, but also by the United . States Government. However, Fultz said salistactory progress is being made to establish the landfilL ·As a part of operation, pickup stations will he located in various areas so that residents can haul their refuse to the stations for pick up by county employes. The stations are expected to go far In helping keep the county clean. As a result of Tuesday night's meeting, plans were made for the conunissioners to meet Thur•day with a representative of an engineering firm which is interested in building the landfilL The Meigs County board of commissioners today had taken under study a proposal by the county planning com" mission that the commissioners establish subdivisions for new- houslilg. . Carl Barnhill, representing the Meigs County Planning Conunission, Tuesday discussed. wi!b. board members Charles ~rr • .BOb Clark and Warden Ours neceSsary procedures that would insure sewage treatment facilities, roads, and utility services Into such subdivisions. Barnhill stressed the Importance 0! the commissioners approving subdivisions. The commissioners expressed interest in the p~oposal alld wiD study it furtlll!r with county highway engineer Theodore Beegle. Meeting with the· commissjoners Tuesday also was John H. Beasley, executive director for the Buckeye BiUs:Jiocklng Valley Regional Development District. F9liowing the con- . ference with Beasley, till! Cmunissioners agreed to request the Ohio Department of Natural Resources to ask the U. S. c.ps of Eligineers to JUJ!!Ire a jlood plan informati,.! repu1 for Meigs County. '!be report, to be well-publicized, would be sent to all planning bodies of till! county. The Meigs ~ty Regional Planning Commissim has begun an 11-montb project to produce an effective CUll· Jnbensive plan in Meigs County, Total cost of the project wiD be p),100 with till! commissioners to su~ly $6,900 and the Ohio Department of Development the remaining $13,200 in BUD 701 funds. The coxnpleted plan wiD include base maps, a land use survey, an economic base and population study, a bousing study and several other hasic plan elements. The cOOipleted CUliprebensive plan, it is reported. will · serve as a. guide for. Meigs Colinty 3lld the Meigs Colllly Regional PlahnU.: Commission in plaming and promotq . the development of till! count¥. The comintssioners ·agreec~ to accept mal bids tinlil.9 a.m. on Ocl 12 lor coal, Jump, in two ton lots 1o· the Courthouse, alld stoker, F.O.B. from the mine, until 9a.m. m Oct. 12. The bid of Texaco, Inc., to supply gasoline and diesel fuel to the county for the next three monlljs was accepted Tuesday. Mrs. Martha Chambers, clerk, read a letter announcing that rates for treatment or patients at the Southeast Ohio Tuhercule>tis Hospital in Nelsonville are raising from ~ to $39 a day. Devoted To The In~erest. OJ The Meigi-Mason Area NO. XXIV POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHlO NO. 117 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1971 PHONE 992-2156 TEN CENTS r---------------------------, 1\T • B ..~ : 1'ews••• zn I By rze1 s : l Uuiled Press lulernatlonal Sunwatcher's Orbit Off · SAIGON (UP!) - Tens of thousands of American and South Vietnamese troops Jl!)ured into the Cambodian border area 80 miles northwest ci Saigon today in a majOr counteroffensive against three North Vietnamese divisions menacing Tay Ninh !I'Ovince. CAPE! KENNE!DY- ROCKET TROUBLE left America's most advanced sunwatching satellite in an abnorma~ orbit today but engineers worked quickly to recover from Initial control !I'Oblems and salvage the $36 million scientific mission. The 1,41J(l. Jl!)und orbiting solar observatory, called OSO 7, carried six instruments to study the sun and tell man more about the way ·it generates the energy of billions of hjdrogen bombs. OSO 7 was supposed to soar into a 34li-mlle high circular orbit, but instead dropped Into an egg-11haped path ranging from 266 to 355 miles above earth. Engineers said the control system on the satellite's rocket aimed it the wrong way. Incompatibility Charged COLUMBUS - JOHN MILLE'IT, chancellor of the Ohio Board of Regents, said Tuesday stale universities "cannot live" with the chopped-down appropriation ap!l'oved by the Ohio Senate In its version of the stale budget. The Senate passed a budget last Saiurday that calls for $610 million for higher education. It also dropped the ceiling on undergarduate lui lion from $200 set by !lie House to $185. The Board of Regents had requested $649.5 mUlion for the next two years based on raising fees to $200 this year and $230 in fall 1972. The House cut only $1.5 million from that and authorized the tuition increases. It's Round Three Now COLUMBUS - BOUSE AND SENATE leaders today were Jnpared to enter Round three of Ohio's battle on the budget and laxes.by namipg members of a joint conference committee to iron out the· 'VIisl dltferences "betWeen the two chambers. Each chamber was expected to send three men into closed-door negolla lions - a total of .four Republicans and two Democrats since the GOP gets 2-1 representation. House Speaker Charles F. Kurfess, R-Bowting Green, was expected lo go with Reps. Uoyd George Kerns, R-Raymond, chairman of the Finance Committee, and Norman A. Murdock, RCincinnali, chainnan of the Education Conunittee, with Rep. E. W. Lampson, R.Jefferson, chainnan of the Ways and Means Conunittee, as an outside Jl!)SSibility. Draft Bill (2-Years) Signed WASHINGTON- PRESIDENT NIXO~, declaring it is still his goal to end the peacetime draft, has signed a biD extending military co~criplion to mid-1973 and giving servicemen a $2.4 billion pay raise - the largest in history . But Nixon decreed Tuesday the pay raise - intended to attract more volunteers to the services - could not take effect Friday as schEiduled. He said it would have to be put off until his 9lklay wage-price freeze ends In mid-November. Hopes for Tax Reform Dimmed COLUMBUS -THE OHIO FARM Bureau Federation said Tuesday action by the Ohio Senate in passing a sales tax Increase has "only succeeded in dimming our hopes for some long-needed reform of Ohio's tax structure.!' "We are still convinced that a personal income tax !VOuld be the most fair to all taxpayers, would keep pace with the evergrowing need for lax revenues and would provide a me~ for genuine properly tax relief," said C. William Swank, executive vice president of the Federation. ''The Senate plan does nothing to correct the basic inequities of our present properly tax system, and umer the Senate's plan, farmers would continue to pay an inordinate amount of their income for·properly taxes," he said. Wants High Living Explained · COLUMBUS -WILLIAM A. LAVELLE, chairman of the States Democratic party, said Tuesday Lieutenant Gov. JOhn W. Brown has some explaining to do about the trips he has made at taxpayer expense. Lavelle said Brown, a Republican has complained that Gov. John J. Gilligan, a Democrat, has been spending money "like a drunken sailor" but he said Brown has been "living high" himself. Lavelle .said Brown turned In a $98-per-day hotel biD for five days for a roolilalthe Regency Hyatt House In Atlanta, Ga. where he attended the National Lieutenant Governors COnlerence in June 1970; charged the state $240 in expenses for 10 days at the Sonesta Beach Hotel, Key Biscayne, Fla., whDe attending the meeting of the execulive committee of the National Lieutenant Govetnors Conference in 1969; and spent $100 of the taxpayers money to fly a Highways D6parbnent plane to Cleveland on Nov. 19, 1970, to address a Republican meeting. P.arked. Car' Hedge . ·Hit Heavy damages · were right rear of the Kane car was reJI!)rted and a ,driver was cited set. at .$500. Damages to the. to mayor's court ail !be result of l'{inebrenner hedge and yard an accident near the corner of were estimated at $15. . Hamilton and s. Second Sis. in Burns told Jl!)lice be lost Middleport at .1:50 a.m. today. control when he reached out to Middleport J)ollce said a car turn on the windshield wipers. dri~~n by Eddie R. Burns, 21, He was .cited to court on a .l>omeroy, .went ou\ of control charge of excessive speed for and slrilck a !iarked car owned conditions. by John Kane, Second- St., Middleport, and !ben went IntO '--" GRIN AND BEAR IT the yard arid hedge at !be home · SA~TA FE, N.M. (UPI) , oi Mrs. Clyde Winebrenn~r. The . vanishing frontier isn't Burns' cat was judged compleltlly gone-a bear was demolished by police 1111d an capt~red ·in New Mexico's estimate of damages to the capital Tuesday. REV. BUELL The Rev. Marvin L. Buell, on furlough from his in missionary duties Panama, will be speaker at the Rutland Church of the Nazarene at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. The Rev. Mr. Buell who received his BA Degree from Eastern Nazarene College in Quincy, Mass., served as pastor of the Mt. Hope Canal Zone personnel from 1963 to 1967 and he preached for a period of several months In Mexico City. Before entering the missionary field, he paslored churches In Vermo•t and Missouri, The Rev. Mr. Buell will speak at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Syracuse Church of tbe Nazarene. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Ohio Extended Outlook Friday through Sunday: Warm Friday and Saturday with a chance of showers on Saturday ~nd cooler Sunday. Highs In 80s Friday, dropping to 70s and lower 80s by Sunday. Lows In 80s Friday and Saturday morning and in 50s and upper 40s by Sunday morning. NOW YOU KNOW Galusha Pennypacker was the youngest general in the American Civil War. Pennypacker was commissioned In the Union Army at the age of 17. Massive U.S. air support including seven strikes by B52 bombers and jet fighterbombers was brought to bear in the action which military men said could he one of the few major pitched battles of the Vietnam War. The Communists opened tlll!ir offensive Sunday near the Cambodian rubber plantation town of Krell: across the border from Tay Ninh city in an effort to drive the South Vietnamese from their last toehold inside Cambodia. mese Gen. Nguyen Xuan Tlnb told him · about 50,000 South Vietnamese troops , plus a regiment of U.S. armored cavalry and elements of the U.S. lsi Air Cavalry Division, were sent into the fight agaimlt the three NVN divisions of Military sources said till! . about 36,000 men. Communists, using North Viet- Braddick said Tay Ninh city, namese regulars,. hoped to 50 miles northwest of Saigon, score a major. VIctory and was jammed with troops, embarrass President Nguyen vehicles and i'llge piles of Van Thieu before the &mday supplies. He said '1ong, long Jnsidentialelecliminwhich be columns of trucks have been is the only candidate. moving through the city in the UP! correspoodent Kenneth rain all day long." J . Braddick reported from Tah The South Vietnamese and Ninh city lbat South Vietna- U.S. reinforcements pouring region UJ, expressed concern about till! situation. Be told Braddick that because of troop withdrawals "U.S. forces have almost zero offensive capability" In the region. '!be two bases under attack were Alpha and Hung Dao, boul a few mile from the hattie. Both bases have been under heavy shelling am ground assault since Monday, and bad weather prevented helicop!el" ~ from striking hack. Tlnb said the defenders had inflicted extremely heavy casualties on till! Communists but he would neither give an estimate nor disclose government casualties. into the area included two lrigades of airborne troops, armor, ranger groups, the American lith Armored Cavalry Regiment and an undisciosed II1Diber of troops and helicopters of the lsi Air Cavalry, which bas its headquarters 50 miles east of Saigon in Xuan Loc. "Of course till! Communist offensive is COIIIIected with the elections in Saigm," Tlnb said. "For this reason we have to stay and win and prove lbat they cannot interfere in our Jl!)lilics." Lt. Gen. J. J. Watstaff, the U.S. cunmander for military OU Grants One Demand ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) - ln a major move toward ending a seven-day.,ld strike by service workers at Ohio University, the administration early today granted one of three demands and offered to len<f the others to binding arbitration. Two letters were delivered to Local 1699, American Federation of Stale, COunty and Municipal Employes, shortly after midnight containing the propo- sals. One letter accompanied a list of campus workers who bad been laid off during the swnmer, which the striking union had earlier requested. The second Signed by OU Personnel Director Ward Wilson, asked !be union president, Oscar McGee, to call till! 900 employes hack to work so that mediation of the other grievances could proceed. '!bey in- volved alleged discrimination against women workers in the school cafeterias and aUeged use of supervisors in non-5Upel'visory capacities. "Ohio University is willing to proceed Immediately upon conelUsion of the strike to arbitralion of these two issues," the letter authorired by President Claude R. Sowle said. "We would join you in a request through the Federal Me- diation and Concilation Service ence upon conclusion of the to furnish a list from which two strike to discuss other matters impartial arbitrators may be of mutual interest as provided chosen. in our ag.ecment." "Youhaveespeciallyexpress- ·The university. b!ld attempted · eddissalisfaclionwithourgriev- through legal action previously ance procedure. We are willing to end the walkout tbat started to submit !bat procedure and its last Thursday_ It twice has filed operation in 1971 to an ii!lpart- a charge of cmtempt of court iai referee for his binding rae- against McGee. ommendation. McGee was to ba\1e appeir"In addition, we would be will- ed Tuesday for a hearing in ing to attend a special confer- Atlll!ns County Coo:unon Pleas Court on the charge, but the bearing was continued 1111il Thursday because of Yom Kupper obsel'Yance. OU filed the charge when the strike continued despite a court not revealed but such a House restraining onler and later an redistricting would eliminate 11 in)tmclloo. The t!J.thousand student camlb!publicans. In the Senate, Education pus bas remained Open despite O!alrman Oakley COllins of till! walkout, which includes Ironton,' Lawrence County, is kitchen workers, trash typists and paired against Sen .Harry Ann- collectors, custodians. (Continued on page 8) Proposed .Match ups Hurt GOP COLUMBUS (UPI)- Democrats, with a ·3-2 majority on the state Apportionment Board, have drawn up a legislativ.e re, dislricting plan pairing incumbent Republicans against each other in 11 Ohio House Districts and at least one state Senate District, it was rep!)rled today. Scripps Howard Newspapers said one district pits House Speaker Charles Kurfess of Bowling Green In Wood COunty against Howard Knight of Ris- Kernso!Richwood UnionCouning Sun, Sandusky County. ty, or Rodney Hughes of BelleKnight is chainnan of the Ag- fO!ltaine, Logan COunty. riculture, Commerce and Labor Others Not Revealed COmmittee. Rep. John Galbraith of Maoln other matchups reported mee against Donald Fraser of by till! Newspapers: Toledo. Majority Floor Leader Robert The other House pairings were Levitto!CantonagainstRichard Reichel, Massillon. Speaker ProTem Otarles Fry of Springfield against either · FinanceChainnanUoydGe!trge An Editorial Hopefully, Reason Will Prevail Tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the American Legion beginning at the regular starting time on Hall, South Fourth St., MiddleJI!)rl, !be mem- Mmday, September 'II, 1971. bership of Local1587, International Brotherhood 2. '!be company will provide the union with of Electrical Workers (AFL-CIO) will decide an up-!OO&te seniority list. Besides seniority whether or not the work stoppage since June 3 at dales, the tabulation will also list emplo:yee the Imperial Electric CO. plant will be ended. home addresses and telephone numbers. The This newspaper, interested in the welfare of company wiD Jl!lll the· membership using tbis the Imperial employes, the company, and the seniority list and advise the unioo, wiUtin 48 several communities ci Meigs County !bat hours, as follows : supply till! work personnel at lnlperial, strongly li. those employees wbo are immediately urges !bat reason prevail. We are confident !bat available for work. if sober reflection is exercised the Imperial b. the status ci employees wbo are not Plant wiD be in ~rationlnamatter of days. available to immediately go back to wen. There are excellent bases for this hope: . The c«mpany wiD then schedule those - President Nixon's freeze on wages employ~ to be recalled to work using the list ci through Sunday, Nov. 24, is an effective block to available employees, plant production scbedu1es an immediate new contract between the union and considering normal plant start-up problems. and till! company. 3. Employees not recalled in (2) above will -A proposed procedure handed to the union be recalled as Soon as possible, depending upoo negotiating committee Sept. 23rd by the com- availability of employees and production pany, which was similar In every major respect requirements. . . . to one handed by International Re!l'esentalive . 4. The c<mpany wiD not retaliate against Robert Parker for the union to the company the employees for any aclion takend~ the strike same day, is. fair and equitable imltrwnent. II or Immediately prior to the work stoppa . ge. he Old lab t, l9li9.June wiD be noted that the agreement fixes Monday, 5. T . or contrac. (June Z. .Sept. 'II as till! day to open the plant. This date 3, 1971), wiD be extended, wttllout change, tlru · was in the prqposed agreement on the IISSIIJilp- Sunday, November 14, lfll. lion the union w~ld take vote of its membership 6full. Aflereeks . till! plant~ been in-operadetion for on the proposal at its Sept. 23rd meeting. It did two w • negotialioos to provi a new not, however. working agreement wiD reswne and meeting - An amendment lo .the cunpany's dates wiD be established by the Federal !l'opoSal, which the union membership wiD vote Mediator based on availability of the pu1ies to ·on tomorrow night, is an additional gesture by meet. the company bidding for a favorable . vote to Anlendme'!t: Based on tbe current return to work. • availabilil¥ ofpeoplewbowere worldng oo June Following is the complete text of the .com- .2,197i: appromnatelySOpct. wiD be re-c:aJied em pany's !l'oposal, with the amendment11t the end: 1M. day tbeplant reopeas, and approllmately 90 · peL 1o be· recailed within two weeks after the I. The plant will be reopened for wotir plant reopens. a llllerfel• Ill Poineroy • ' '. '· ' • '· • ' � 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/. 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